https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-01-01.pdf f234c2952f7ecbb50c25114137608ea1 PDF Text Text JANUARY 1, HH. STAT* ROAD. NVENTORY SALE | Heniembej- tho unity | Wedne*3»y at R. P. Brown'*. Everyibody Invited. ■ Mistf Pearl Kennedy I* 111 and no! I able,to attend school this week. । Mr. and Mr*. Ben Mm lek and ii iiirliti-c* spent Sunday with Mr. an t ’ M.w If.prv U-.l. In I’.flmn SIX GREAT DAYS Beginning Friday and ending Thursday, Jan. 8th, is going to be six days that we invite the public to participate in wonderful bargains all over the store. Every department has something that we must dispose of before inventory. We have nothing old or shopworn; we dop't allow it to become old; we make low price on the goods before it gets out of date. Come and get bargains: Colts, Suits and Skirts sweeping reduction on nil,coats in the stock. Never before were such new up-todnte contt offered for so little money. One lot of full length coats made from All­ Wool Kersey Broadcloth and Wool Pluthua, coats worth upto (F QQ Jio.oo, at only............... <P«J*.zO Another great lot of coats are new fancy and staple coats that sold up to ft5-oo, mnde from silk plush, fancy QQ novelty cloth, etc,, at only.. sjtlszO Some extrn fine coats that sold up (0*30.00 in Plush, Ural J-amb and Velour, hand­ somely lined and up-to-date. AE Choice ^14.7J A few Wool Suits in gray, tan (J J no and black nt only »p4*z0 We can fit you in n new stylish skirt and the price will be pleasing. Special Values Specials Wool Blankets worth up to $4.00, some samples from the mill.... v Cotton Blankets 10-4 size in gray, tan apd white at only U zb ZQp Extra size Blankets, good and heavy “Ob QQ« I Flannelette and Duckling Fleece Kimona Cloth Q \jL at only------------------ ----------' /& v 1 I^arge size Cotton Batting lAn' in pure white, a dandy at brother Jake Olmstead nr.<l fnmUy. irpard from Mr. anil Mr*. II. McIntyre. . neighborhood morn than Uy mta*n< nrn planning many coatm onot William Uroak' Feather and Down Pillows in Featherproof Ticking at All our Silk Waists, new and up-to-date, at just HALF PRICE. All Remnants at HALF PRICE. Idkiies’ Fleece Lined Underwear... .23c Children’s Heavy Fleece Underwear 19c Men’s Heavy Fleece Underwear... ,38c Extra low prices on all Rugs, I-acc Cur­ tains, Portieres and Couch Covers, some less than cost. 68c, 85c, SI, SI.25.SI.50 to S3 Men’s 50c Suspenders left from Christmas, all to close 'lEp out fast at----------------------- " vb Mule Skin Gloves at only Mr. and Mm Hex Richardson and 'family of prnnaylvania are visiting the former’* parent*. Mr. and Mra. A. K. Richanlaoii and other rrlatb-M. 19c Good Work or Dress Shirts 45c Hastings Double Store Hastings, Mich One Price to AH, Always the Lowest Grind Rapid* him-nt Christina* with Coats Grove relative*. ' Mr. nndMr*. Bernard Smith of Kntamaioo are visiting relative* and ­ succruful In passing th<- examination church In tho village Sunday night . friends here In their bereave bereave-| The follon lug officer* were elected [ with n largo congregation present. I ment. , " ■ 1! which no ho took al Grund Rapid* In ... erton vrivu and nmi 1* Tho pastor Rev. Freeland will con-1 Mr. and Mrs. WatTcn^ Warren EjiglUh^ English of | Novemlier. November. Thia Ttir give* 7*— Mr. Garn a Palmerton al Janie* Smith' duel the service*. Everyone will be i North Castleton are mourning the he ha* nKa; ,^-wui j^-wl Dvaniand and “---*|great r.--: advantage ad*.a"iage over eyes* what ho h“.- , ti Units; ... ..... ----- ... .. ._ u..... I heartily welcomed at these meetings. J loss of thclr baby girl which wn* ran born hud tn contend with In in the handling |, Campbell Cam pin-11 at J<-»w Demund'a; Wm. Ml»* Vera Debolt spent Christmas , r hurUl I,n.t ..III-. of „» drug*. a-.-, Hr ID I* already nireudv Hnucr and family ;s-..y nl a. 8. Fullers at Nashville. ------- - ------- | Robert Horn, who j» taking a col-I to them Saturday night. Thoa burial and selling Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pennington ‘‘nJ ' }J ■!“ 2a«-ttnn’ Paragould. |cge course al Columbus. Ohio, I* j was In tho North Cnstleton cemetery-. | arranging hl* stock for the change.near ------ Holmes .------Church: J. H. Durkei-1 Thursday morning . nt —.1— .------- .------------- —----------— -■ । Monday forenoon. ‘which will enable him id compound and wife t.. Ed. Cunningham’s near : children und Allen VanTuyl spent, Ttote •*!•**.tlmj Mr*. John Hauer was a Hastings , nnd sol) drug* a* a registered phnrm- Tamarac .-hurch: L Densmore and Chrtatmu- with relative* nt Morgan. “ '‘ vUltfng relative*. Mr nml Mnu Friink j|o»y and *on , ... family ut A. Coopers In Smith WoodMr. >iml Mr*. Lester Maxson gpeni , **“"“*/** XrTn“thi • aclst. Herman, Whcoh-r of Hading* apent | BlrdaaB of Hmqing* spent Christman■ visitur Rntdrdny. Mr. nnd Mr*. Exra’Doll entertained Mr. ftr.d “. Rr.-.-r. and Mrs. H Rev. Brown =f of Mar- lnnu; |an,1; 4(r Mr. ,inil llrB. Walter Durk.-e ’ Christmas near Itelleviw with the UtChrlstma* with hl* daughter. Mr*.; with their parent* bore. ma vi.— Rev. r>—Freeland L-rMj..n.i nnd', .....i 1 l(u.| \|| ... W .. .. at..... i •——»-- »—• _ .. ,. , past few je.ir* .mil t*y organlxint, tne tho laU^F* brother nnd family ut! colitis are making ,Prll .lnKrr*on >1. r.. ... ni*-|-ItOBCoo Hynex ■ In land Holly *04-01 Chriatma* with •Usara into the great •’Loyal” and KaInmaaoo Christmas. family a visit and assisting in tho re-Sn_-,- perry Stowell nnd family- at Darling. Mr. and Mr*. II. C. Bcalrd wcrei hl* *l*irr Mr*. Elmer Fisher al KnlRoy Jnrvla of Ovid vlslted'hls sis- vlval service* at the I.’. B. church. will' Brumolcr’* tn • -------— • • Chrlatraas gueata of Mr. and Mr*. Wm. | nmnioo. Hr was accompanied homo tor. Mrs. Geo. Fltul tho latter part of I . .......... • uuilll propio in ;ne nunoay ncumu Mr. nnd Mr*. Wallace Mcrrln-" ■ — ■ ■ Wilaonnt Hnatlngs. J,y hl* niece. Ml** Eltpn Flahar, who the week. nn,J before. Why should not oui visited hl* brother near Stoci - Downing A ; Ciuits Grove people* realise thia ami C. D. Garn and family apant Christ-l« visiting her grandparent*. Mr. nnd t Ray Weaver, who I* takfng n bual- ; from Tuesday last till Sunday, Mr*. Adda Kimble In spending Die more of us share with the young penmas with Hasting*'relative*. I Mr*. R. 8. Holly during vacation. ncsif course In Detroit. I* spending his [ ■ nlldny* with her parents. Mr. and pie and boy* and girl* In thin greal K18T WOOIH.ANB. Mis* Leila Jordan spent Xmas with 1 George Spindler who I* taking post vacation nt home. r*. O. Pennington. . . work of the Bible school. ar mother, Mr*. Susan Wlllemoro In | graduate work at 1ho Vnlvontlty of III. Mr. and Mra W. II. Mohler enterj fl( John vlalted Ilaatlngi Mr. and Mrs. Claud Kennedy and Ward Wood of Big Rapid*. Ferri* llAatlng*.. | nt Urbana, I* spending tho holiday vn- mined nt dinner Chrlatma*. Mr. and |n_M L-ria.JK Str*. Steve Hunt of JV-brwa and Cha*. । M nnd \-rR j p, |*uJ_ tlldren and Mr. and Mr*. T. Maxson , Business *<:hool I* homo during the Mr*. Max Relnch und son Vplghl I ra‘>0’> wllh Woodland relative*. of Mr> „n(i fcr*. M. L vote ut to j.an wooanra*. ~- --r........... — --7 ••• ............ . Houtetatter of Freeaoll. Mason Co., I C. E. Rnwlador. who I* spending Strickland nnd family of South Wood-: sumo Wednesday last for a holiday' tho winter at Daytonn, Florida, where ■ylslt with Woodland.relative*. | h<- ha* large holdings in real e*t*te. run Mln Elkin Holme* nnd *t*tnr Mian Grace loikr of Beaverton I* villt’ 1* spending tho week al tho I ... I *£• rj. X M. mger vlalletl nt Lost Wednesday noon st the plea*- . nnd engaged In building and real cs- Ruth of Hnalink* were gue«t* of Phil- •Pending the holiday* with her grand- home of Mr*. Cnrolln* Hnucr. anl home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo*. Wago- . Into work, came home Friday oven­ lip Hchrny nnd wife Chrlnuna*. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAT parent*. Mr. nnd Mr*. T. Hcollcld. . AL Booher nnd family arc spending MHttndaj. 1 man of South Woodland thclr daugh-' Ing to look after hl* buslner* affair* -- -— ------ ... I j|r. nnd Mr*. M. L. Colo and dnujh- n few day* vlKiyng friend* and relat<-r wu* married murricu to L*>ren iniri-n >inr*naiut moKins tnina* ----I n------- , , , lor riuin Ruth was Harsh- nere. here. After looking thing* over ter Mr*. Walter Cbrl»tcn*on aim *on tlvca nc.,r Evart? berger by Rev. John Smith. In th<- Huturthiy nnd Hading cv<-rythf>g In f ’?11, ^TlTPrr ‘,n„-U*h; — - -... ... ............... , -- • — • • ..................... inj Ethel SlcklcatceH prMcnco of n ilnd few groom. near relative *WoIdtend ' Thursday. St the bride Tho 1*, hn of|tlno shape hn left for tho »outh In Woodland r— .----------- wUb.und '»• ---------- ..< W^SSl! ...... pr couple left for Nashville. wh« Gertrude Kllpfer spent part they took the train for Scotlavll... ,— where they will visit relative* for a| Clark Nash .of Bellevue came nnt- । JSZZS - ------- ”“ "■"".......................................... .. ... fow day*, after which they will tnnko । uprday evening for it fotv day* visit i ’-nnstmns. r ...... I Mcndnme* for that m new _______________________________ JftSSi/XtJSJi'JSSSS !».-*»•' .'*esr* ■■ M. Hartman nnd O. , caring ■.>,«.».» ,. ....grandson their homo on tho farm now-occupied | with old saqualntnnee*. Lawrenm by the bride’s parent*. *'--------- *" Blason. Mr*. Nettle Grosman of South Ha- Mr*. Paul Brodboek near Woodbury i <v Christmas gift from C..E.,«owMr*. Susie Scott. Id and grandson Mr*. John Woodman and Mr*. died Friday morning of jaundtoc. The lalltA-, of Daytonn. Florida. We Cnr| n.ert, Christina* guest* of Trio N. Whiting over Christmas, funeral was held nt the home Hatur- : know they were tine fflr wo had | (n i4U1,|nK inBl week. j(r nn(1 j|rw K ' T Colo w Frank Fuller und wife of Battle day afternoon. Rev. Kllndworth of-1 through the klndne** of Mr*.Faul 'Creek and Mr*. fiende Ilarnca of Jlelatlhg. - Burial was ' In Lakeside 1 the pleasure of .helping sample a dox- Christmas visitor* at the ’hoirm -Portland were over ChrUlmn* guests cemetory. Mr. and MrV Brodbeck en of them. u,olr daughter Mrs. Elmer Oilman rt arac nclghhorh Of their mother. Mra. Ada Fuller. are graduate* of tho Woodland High; philn it. Holme* our architect and | Springport. dchalbly-* Frl.l I contractor received a* a Chrlatmna; Mr. nnd Mr*. Charles Bradley r.f ( Cha*. Faul 1 | gift from *omn of hl* friend* a Ano , Berlin visited thrtr cousin* Mr. and Jim H.-sterly * ' ind Wedne*! set of carpenter tool*. Mr*. O. C. Sheldon Friday and batur- 1 day. OUR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PAY • Mr*. Jennie Honcysct and daughter I day. ‘ —-• . ----। of Creasy. Mr*. Frank Covey of Pla-$^_ Mr.and Mr*. Homer Hager enjoyed friend* In Il.iii’iiic* r< 3# percent if left with us one year George Her I en tr , no, Illinois and Morris Fisher ami Xmn* dinner with thclr daughter new boy ut H. Schall family of Bay City, were entertained .Mr*. Herbert Surlnc. 3 percent if left six months Mr. and Mr* Homer Bawdy and Lol* Futil of Wood', .... by Mr. and Mr*. Byron Fisher, ChristOther investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are -*l*tcr Mr*. Prtrl had a lovely family I of Hlldred Schnlbly Monday. । ma* day? ’’ L 8. Ovcrstnlth and wife of Nnahvllle C'hrlalma* tree that made a happy i Mr*. Je na Wilcox mid tw« subject to change in market value which* may take more than in­ time for tho children. j Ionia visited ut L. Densmore’s Friday 'nnd Frank Ovorsmlth and family of terest, then too, you must find a buyer. Mr* Mnry Hartman of Long Lake und Saturday. i West Woodland were Christmas din­ wai a holiday visitor at Ule home of Chu*. Geiger of Detroit vlsjlud nl Our Certificates are Payable on Demand and Provide a ner guest* of Mr. and Mr*. P. R. her niece. Mr*. Cheater Hecker. . the home- of hi* parent*. Andn-w Sure- Income. Savings Books Issued. . cm U u . 1, K I J-J. Mole Mote “nd and family family attei attended the | Geiger and wife, from Thursday unWalter Fisher who la.taking a bus- ! <0|drn wedding 'annlvenary LAKE ODESSA STATE SAVINGS BAkK, Uka Odessa, Mich. hnm. vaeaHM 1U'* ’* Emi,nu'1 'lo“'- of Campbell Albert Hl.Uer Is spending n few ■ Organized in 1888 — > Under State Control I home for tho holiday vacation. Wednesday nnd also spent Christina* i day* visiting tn Greenville and Grand | R. L. Wright returned home from I with hl* parent* near ClarksvLIc. Rnuld*. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. Hnrrlaonburg, Virginia, Monday.! Miss Grace Sheldon"* school gave a i Henry Geiger and family from “**—*-------------- lied to the bcdaldo of 1 fine Xmas program Wednesday after-I near Lake Odeasa spent Sunday at George Liverton President raa not expected to 1 noon. An old spinning wheel nicely 1 Andrew Geiger’s. , Wm. H. McCartney.... .Vice President weeks ago. He re, I decorated mado a unique object fur I Utwrcnce Hauler from East Wood­ Sherman I. Strong trorli ............. Cashier little better when he holding the gift" and pleased children 1 |anii visited nt Chn». Helse’s the Iasi of left. . and guesta. lho wrcE. Howard C. LawrenceAssistant Cashier , Dalia* tehnun of Scottsville I* Frank Mast of Grand Rapid* spent Otto C. Russ Otis Miner •pending a few day* with East Wood- Tuesday with hl* brother 1-Tea. er. When ho opened hl* mall Christ­ land relative*. . ' -------------------------------Perry F. Hines Wallace Ixivewell Louis Krieger mas morning to And a notion from A. Warner ami nephew. Ix-e Lch- I STONY POINT. U, S. Postal Savings Depository No. 4.770. the Secretary of the State Board of IKE"”' “““W” I Mr. .» Mr., Al.m.. m.na. Ohte. H0.1 „r M.nm e.r»n Si m£'“. PIANOS QUR stock of Pianos is easily one of the most representative Piano stocks in this J'country., Perhaps you do not know that we carry many makes and the chance for choice is unequalled in Michigan. You cannot think of a more beautiful Gift to your family than a Piano; it means not only education but joy for everybody, and YOU are the only source through which your family can secure this great gift. Of course you've often wished for one, but it ' seemed a luxury that others could afford, but not you. Now did it ever occur to you that "others" thought the same thing before they talked it over with us? It's part of our business to show you how easy it is for you to own a piano, and we want to talk it over with you. Our easy payment plan will please you. Annie BAUER BROS.The Home Contractors ' a— Having for several years been engaged . in building hundixds of homes in this community, we have associated with .iis the best skilled labor to be obtained. A small army of teamsters, masons, carpenters, plasterers, plumbers, painters and decorators work harmoniously under our direction and push the work rapidly to completion. We handle everything that en'ters'into the construction * T of a building. We build for contract, mortgage or cash. These advantages enable us to best serve all prospective home seekers. * Your special case will be cared for faithfully and satisfaction guar-. ». x anteed. : ' ♦ Start the New Year right by planning your own Home ♦ Hastings Lumbar & Coal Co. ♦ Broadway Yard,, ♦ Phone 224 ♦ E. Court St. Yard, ♦ Phone 254 ♦ Malory a*. Chrlsunn* I j|lm Ambcr cru*o uf Quimby U Mr. i„hn r„w„ vt.li^rt i’pend,nK n frw <h,y" wUh Mr*’ Orr H^u 1... .'L,lled Fisher of Martin Corner*, while Mrs. friend* in Whitehall last week. Sarah Fl»her of Hastings la visiting FVfFRY avi> t'LFWRn convi-'tik ’"-F niece, Mr*. Milo Harry. .? .. . . <x>RN|,JlhMr. uhd Mra. Danme Green of East The Misses Kylvla and Athol Everett I Woodland spent last Friday, with hit •pent the latter part of thp week with mother and *lstcr. Mesdame:. O. P. their grandparent*. Mr. and Mr*, and B. J. Wellman. J,>^" V*rn.ey' of «“’«y Point. Mr. nnd Mr*. Horace Curtl* nt Tho Heigh «choo| Chrlstmu* tree Woodland nnd Mr. nnd Mr*. T. H. and program wa* well attended 1 Rodebaugh of North Castleton spent Tuesday evening. Wo are now enjo> • ■ Sunday with their mother Mrs. Sylmg a week'* vacation. 1 Mr. and Mr* Clydo Everett nnd Mr.'and Mtn Smith of Hillsdale are family attended the family reunion at John'Warney’s at Htony Point Christ­ and Mr*. Wm. Mead. ina* day. at which twenty-f>ur wire present, twelve being grandchlldtcn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cronk am! *->11 Kenneth »pont CLrutm:* nt Un>- visit with her daughter, Mra. Butte Ungs. • ■ Canfield. They came back Wednes­ Harold.J?ecll and John Everett are day und with them camo Master Mel­ visiting their grandparents at Stony vin Canfield to spend the holiday*. Point. • « Wo understand that Jack Probyn haa gone back to England hl* native •pent Chrirtmas at^^Caxler'*. home. Our bcsuwlshc* gu with hista. Elisha Marlette, who hn* bertt b.uhcyviiji.e. north visiting relative* haa relumed Thursday, January (. the Maple home again. T AC nt I, -I-..——A. The annual meeting of the Castieton Center Telephone Co. was held at tho home of Peter Garllnger last GdorgeGreen and family and Mr. Monday evening. Tho following of­ Barrett and family* worn Christina* ficers worn elected for the ensuing year: Pres.—Cha*. Mead. “ GUYS CORNER*. Gtenna Babcock returned plnall. Llnomari—Robert Price CAllVTON center; Dinor* nt Grandma Colo’* Chrlat- brolhar Oral acco „pJ.7.d Mr iome. Wth. Guy and family apent Chrt«tma* with 8. Bobart at Bantings. Coin and daughter ,Trema. PLAYERS It you want the greatest musical instrument ever invented, come in and let us demonstrate the wonderful PLAYER PIANO. You become an artist nt the Piano the moment you sit down in front of a Player. Here is the greatest achievement of modep inventions; takes the " place of a silent Piano in the home and makes YOU the artist. Besides, you can play it by hand like the regular Piano. Come in and see a wonderful array of these wonderful instru­ ments. We sell them on monthly payments Friedri DOWNTOWN STO 206 MONROE AV GRAND RA �THE BANTINGS bAWNCT, JANUARY 1, 1»1<. PERSONAL MENTION DAIRY city Tuesday. tho Holidays. Many pe6p!e wonder why we-are able to overpay other creameries and give better satisfaction to the patrons. * Following are a few brief explanations: * owta, of Ludington, was in lureday on business. ndlsr, of Detroit, formerly waygo Co.. to spend a week hunting. came Sunday to visit Hastings friends. Miss Beatrice Parker, of Ypsilanti, spent a part of her. holiday vacation of relatives In Dutton on Christinas. In Hastings. Mrs. Myrtle Eaton, of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Art Chase returned on spent Monday with Mrs. Andrew My­ Friday from Detroit whero they viaR- ers. • william MnKnight. little son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett, of Caledonia, spent Christmas with her brother. J. Tinker. Mr and Mrs, Glen Walt, of YpslUntl. arn visiting relatives and friends City, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and In thU city. ' t I Plenty of Capital Better Knowledge of the Business around, which means satisfied patrons. Clare Beach, of Grund Rsyilds, of relatives in Grand Rapids during spent last week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Beach. talned company from Kalamasoo on Christmas day. airs, vnesier Al CMC r. Ellsworth Townssnd. of Mancelona, Miss Jennie Campbell, uf Grahd Rapids, spent Sunday with her slater. Mrs. Murray Bromley. «■ trence Covert, of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wiseman I Better Butter Brings Better Prices. ,Sw“'„cre*m We* u« t° mu. bet­ ter butter. RirrcrM* R, loinpcc cu“ dowa ,he - »Uowuig ui a profit and atilt Rigger Dusuiess giTiagyou full returns. Remember, every patron you help ua to get will help you and ua, and by working together, let us make next year for all, ■ Happy and Prosperous New Year IT IS NOT YET TOO LATE TO RECIPROCATE THE REMEMBRANCES YOU RECEIVED DURING THE HOLI­ DAYS. AND WE YET HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF CHOICE THINGS FROM WHICH YOU CAN CHOOSE YOUR “RETURN” PRESENTS. OUR _ LOW PRICES ON THESE . WILL BE AN ADDI­ TIONAL ATTRACTION,TO YOU. WHEN THE ANNIVERSARY? OF THOSE WHOM YOU WISH TO REMEMBER DRAWS NIGH, REMEMBER, THAT OURS IS THE STORE TO BEST SUPPLY YOUR GIFTS. THE RELIABLE JEWELER L. V. BESSMER Berlin Christmas day. Mrs. Lydia Senter returned Wed­ nesday from a visit with her sister. luvUle, were Christmas day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith. Mr. nnd Mra. F. B. Droulllard. of Dr. Chester Pryor, of Big Rapids, Detroit, spent Chrlstfnns with her spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. mother. Mrs. J. R. Hayes. HASTINGS, Miss Myrtle Houfletatlcr. of Grand Mrs. Mary Willison, of Assyria, Rapids, ate ChrUtmaa dinner with spent Sunday and Monday with her Mr. nnd Mrs. Lavi Houfstatter. son I.uclen and family of this city. Mrs. H. If. Sisson and little Irving Sisson nnd Mrs. H. C. Palmatler go to SUNFIELD. . of Grand Rapids, spent Christmas Wayland Wednesday for’n short visit with Charles Brewer and family. A very quiet wedding took place at Dallas Lehman. of Scottsville, Mich, George H. Freeman, of Fremont, spent Saturday und Sunday as the Is visiting bls sisters. Mrw 8. J. Mc­ Clintock and Mrs. Julia Teople. 8. Wynn Miss Frances Flower, of Kalama- Signa were married. Kalamuxou, Christmas day soo, was a guest at Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Barnaby's Saturday and Sunday. Miss Hasel Clement, of Grand Rap­ id! i« spending a few days with Mrs. Mrs. ft’osu Stlnchcomb Is much bel­ CRYSTAL CREAMERY COMPANY Wlllard Smith, of Alblon.*returned li. T. French, of Middleville, made home Tuesday after spending a few home this week. Floyd Peabody who has been living In North Dakota has sold his. farm nnd came bask to visit his rvtallvss here for a few Weeks. Ho left here Saturday for Oklahoma to JMn his family, where ho expects to locate. The P. M. work train wna very bu*y last week distributing new l>0 lb. rails to take the place of thri 70 lbs. rails MICHIGAN are Invited. Ladles please bring well tilled baskets. The students of High school from this* way resumed their duties. Monreal des near Charlotte. Edwin Loop who ta attending The Christmas tree and program school at Mcloichltn business college of Grand Rapids la spending hla va­ Tho program cation with MB mother, Mra-L. Wun- Wednesday evening. was exceptionally flne-and much creddcrllch. ' Marjorie of Portland a nd E. A. Ken­ scholurs for their untiring efforts to yon and wife of Freeport spent Christ- make It a success. Every child In tho audience received a present and all ‘ Tho Christmas tree which was returned to their homes with merry earts. -------- .__ planned by friends and neighbors for GlrnnJowtTt and wife, also George Della Rag la and children Christmas ilWelF'and family of Mapio Gfovc. eve was a success and was certainly jgffft Christmas al Blney Ixiwcll's. " loaded with'good things to eat. con- last ■pending New Tsar's with tho form­ er's brother, Millon Murphy of Grand Mra Bruce Hayden returned Friday Rapids. Gtenn Cudwallader. who Is attend­ |wnn ner parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. ing the slate university. Is spending fruit, flour. ,bed blankets, table ilnet Pancoast. drew goods and sumo money. To ta HASTINGS MARKETS I tho holidays with his father. Justice . Mr. and Str. W. J. Field nnd daughI that they were pleased Is pultlni I ter, Dorothy, returned Sunday to thclr mildly and Mrs. Ragiu said “Certaj Dr. und Mrs. J. Gz McGuflln and Old Saint Nick had nothing to at Happy UliristmaH Gathering.. Mr and Mrs.-Albert Carvcth were In Grand Rapids Wednesday and sow A very delightful Christmas gathering of the Cilkins family WM heJd L *r “‘’ff « theater. I Prices chungo on butter, eggs, butat tho pleasant homo of Mr. und Mrs. 1 ?,n *. . Volley, of Gram Mr. and Mra. Bh-ncy Kenyon and Mra Arthur Brunch of Lansing vhta. Carl MaDan. of Battle Creek, on Dec. j “*K’?J Christmas with Mr. und son Huger William, of I*in»Ing. were ited H. <>. Branch and family over illdrcn. 15th. Those who were present from I . . , , ' «uest« of Mr. andi«J« Hiram Rftgers | Christmas. . . . . .• ... I Mra. lauru Newton, who li>. I.....H .i __ _ ... . . Walters sAdcllwri Tlcknvr came homo from caring for Mrs. Roy Tiff, of Freeport. turning Wednesday. Lansing Wednesday and hla elater^ relatives tn Ohio. ■ . 7 Quimby; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cal­ ,. 'r 'LT.r:"?’ •** Mr» .Town« of Woodland came I'uesMr. and Mre Leonard Wanderllch kins and family, of Maple Grove: Mr. turned on Monday from Ypallantl. i day for a home gathering ut this uh.-r<> lht>v aiuiHi Iw,. mrtnrb. vl.llt..., 1 _ ... ... ... . m. . and tho luttcra son Edwin/ Loop of Mr. and Mra. A. M. Hall and son •nd Mrs. Will Hunts und daughter «... ....... ...... rcderlc returned Sunday to their Bernina Creaser und Marv Welppci' chic Calklna and family, uf Maple home Id Holding after spending I* much Improved In health. - ■ o.e home from Albion Colletta to School began Monday miming af- I Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Watkins I Christmas with Hastings relatives, _ nj । spend tho hoHdays. . 1 r having one weeks vacation. Mav J.™ mid family uf Hastings and Hhennan I John Rock, of Waterloo. In..' a>nd ll*‘1 ,,f Gra,,,> Hapbl" aiyl Mr. nth a ouiiionu, arid family, •'*r- un<i Mrs. D. W. Kmipp celefa Swift, of Maple GrovV. After par- daughter. Mfrs Vera, were tho gur... 'Mrs. Ernest Edmonds wore. taking of a bountiful repast the of his father. Adam Rock and other ,spent Chrtatmaa with Mr. and Mrs. | brul«<l thclr thlrty-ilfth wedding anFrank Bush, of Hastings Twp. nivsrsory lust Wednsoduy, Costs were escorted to tho home.of 1— *--------- ------- ' - -• “ ‘ Ql IMBi. J 1DUI.TKY AND UIUKB. Mr. and Mrs. John Oimotond onMr. and Mrs. W. R. (I. Swuaey of I nta Claus, where ull were remem­ tertnIned their children. Mr. and Mrs. j Charlevoix Co., are visiting at Rev. A. bered by somn choice Christmas gift*. । John Huies and family of Battla Ichleken* sllvs. 10c .Hoy olmMeud nnd . buby. of Grund E. Wynn's this week. after which they ull returned to thclr, reck spent Christmas with Frank Cbhksn>I dreasad. ins Rapids nnd Mr. and Mrs. Huy Olm-1 The U. B. quarterly meeting will tw> Blaces of abodo agreeing to meet with Jltead. of Detroit, tot Christmas. held nt tho HalMdav'ehareii. Jun. 10 tr. and Mrs. Herbert Calkins, of Wm. Hiser W. C. Nash, of Heth-Vue. was in the I and 11 conducted by IlsV. O. Lash. F. A. WllcuX uf Caro called on old Maple Grove on December 15, 1914. • '.’.n r.“u,c W* oW ho,,u' ,n i Presiding eluar. neighbors hen, Friday. wx-t x Woodland. Mr. Nash Is teaching Mrs. Wing is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. I Myron Hhorton and wife entertained ItreUTiic. iw-hbul near Bellevue, und enjoyed the 1 p. 11. Trouba for few days. his brother Leon und family of North I Studied U Mrs. Jennie Wundell und daughter. They went <>n to Toronto and Niagara distinction lust fall of having three ( The Southland Brxt-tle will enter- Hustings also his sister und family. »«.«“• Mbui Flossie, of Detroit. Mich., are Frills. They found tho Falls a very pairs of twins attending his school. tuln the Hunlh-ld people December 31. Mr. und Mrs. Richardson uf Allegan ■pending the holidays with Mrs. Wan- pretty winter sight, mid enjoyed their Mr Mr. .. .............. . (ra |,I1(Tlr luIt n€c_ for cimtu- Co., for Christmas. t-towbe H-U.w dell's sister, Mrs. H. P. Rlbbrldgt r. of ... ... ..... ...l# .... ...mv.i, .... o. , . ioiio'u , « uo.ui'iu uiiy viirotwnuB >ogj. Tenn. I'rcauhlng next Hunduy, Jun. 4lh. L . BTUAW' thio city. Mr. and Mrs. Rlsbrldgtr ■ expects tu return In u week. week Mra. H. M. Watkins und MIm ; Mr. und Mrs. Tib Hpringett sperR , All cumc. ' to Earl Christmas, of Eaton Rapids. | Mu' h' Watkins, of Bunton Harbor.1 hrlstmus with relatives 111 Ionising. : Mis Amber .Cruso sne-nt a few >lnvs I D ousw.w^v w •<«. .heir guests, covers being laid for ten; I tttLW-RKTAII. FXJCX8. h<» wilt Im- well remembered by i Mich.; also their daughter. Mrs. j,,*. ■ vum>n anu aauantcr apci lust week with Mr. and The centerpiece was very artistically any Hustings friends, who has been ,U r»'a Kieffer, of Evart. Mich.. Christmas ut Mulliken with, friends. Fisher of Mnrttn Corners. XT'-T-TT*— arranged with Christmas flowers fur some time the special -Michigan. and JIr nIII| Mritt Harold Townsend. Died ut the home of Mr. und Mr Our Sundny School closed Sunday 12*1 banked with fruit, nuts und candy. Mr. nnd Mr.-. Emil Tydcn und thclr Marion Franks their-daughter Mabl for tho winter. Mlddll*<i. li..'<L Those present were: Mr., und Mrs. blllty C<>.. <.f Hartford. Conn., has Geurgt' Scott, Sr., who was Ukcn | Msina»ad» Dairy Kt Cleo RUlirldger of Jackson. Mich.: been called to the humu ofltcu of that th<> Christmas giimrs of HuMItigs, typhuld-p quite sick Friday was igkcn Ju tho f*»•«•• PssdJBtt. company to write workmen's com­ friends. Mr. Tydtin returning to1 - months home of hla son. George, whi n.- he Is । pensation Insurance under'" the work­ Evunston Monday. While Mrs. Tydcn , was held .----- ,--- .... Improving In health very nlqbly. si««kwb oau, ss. men's compensation law, which got s ami Mlmi Flon-uec stayed over fur a M. E. church conducted by Rev. A, E. few days. , Wynn. County Farm Thursday, Jun. Sth. AU ‘“'■"r1' •* ■'•isssssw.' notes. rill come Into use ba printed Jt»y the government, with a for that bank and a supply of the l>qti« will be placed In his custody. count In commercial papers into the tty notes. Fur c&ch fcoto that It puls guarantee for its redemption. ThU gold, with the cornmcjclul jiaja-r held by tho “federal reserve Mgeriu'-is th*protection behind tho new. money, but itoeau notes will also be guaranteed by CU-p Rlsbridgrr nnd Mias Wandvll at­ tended the Mary Krunewlltcr surprise > Entertained With MIms-IFriday evening friends to the numant home of Mr. und Mrs. Benjamin Merrick, on the State Ruud, ut u mis- WEICKGENANT & RIEDE LynnBhspard; thn latter formerly was Miss ll*a McIntyre, Decorations of red and green worn prettily arranged. qu|<k relUf to any community. another except Successors to The Loppenthien Co. couple muuh happiness and prosper­ ity. withdrawn fur circulation Meet Munday, ylsurs will meet .heir winter ses­ sion. Thu -proposition tu pluL-eu. public tlbrery-buiiding uri the sotittiMxLatorher ortho- Court yard will b*' brought Up again. If tills is done, the money necenury for purchasing tho site will bo s^ved and the 'donation uf IS,500 currency Is expected gradually promised by u former resident of Oils city, may ul| be used for the library buildlpg and equipment. . Tin- proposition to pay iho county's F'hlla the banks retain trills quarterly. Instead of twice an­ he bcurd of regional re- nually will also bo brought up. thtftFconnection with the reserve bourd is only through Fingcre l rwhed In Windmill Geuriug. - Ernest Todd, who resides cost of | town, hud thTcu lingers uf Ills left Ith the hand severely crushed U*i tho gcaftrig of a windmill. He In uomo way caught hla lingers In the wheels. Ov­ tons cuaccrii- er 30 feel from tho ground and suffsrtng from terrible pain. Mr. Todd. ctungc tn paill -national York. Chi- MICHIGAN E wish to clean out the stock as much as possible before mov­ ing in our new goods and are making special prices. Come and get the first pick of the bargains. W Clean Up Prices on Coats and Suits Suits that were $10.00 to $17.50, now Coats that were $10.00 to $15.00. now nude his way Into the he Informed tho fulki of . ■ happened. Dr. Howell found the fingers badly cruslivd. ‘ Ctortoiaue WctidUig. Hwir capital and gurMr. Walter Ruwdcu and Mina Ethel prtHMon lu the Jyms. uf Duwling. were united in rnarrlagc at Marshall by Judge u( up. 11 Fretaie Faster. Miw> Ktrah Bentley and Hxncst Halrh. uf Baltic Crwk. IHtmto of the brld«-, witnessed the cyretnutiy. Mr. Rowden Is an cut. PiWue at th® Rupiley Co. After a brief wadding Dip Mr. uqd Mrs. Rowdth will nuke their home UPu'-e Hl.. Itallle Creek. Mu h. Phone 30 HASTINGS and Everett True helped tu make the Mr. und Mrs. No occasion enjoyable. Bhep.ird received home beautiful gifts. Including a cheat of ether, china and linen. Refreshments were served und Blankets ... Blankets Blankets Blankets Blankets that that that that $4.95 4.95 were were were were - $1.25 $1.50 $1.75 $1.88 11 now now now now ■ - - - .88 1.08 1.18 1.39 ...................................................■............ —.............. A Few Specials from our 1 Grocery Department 3-lb can Tomatoes, were 12c, now Can Com, were 12c, now Can Peas, were 12c, now 1-qt. can Cocoa 6 bars Flake White Soap 7 bars Lenox Soap • - • 7 boxes bat Matches • ■ ■ 10c can Baking Powder ... ....................................... । 1 . 11 - '■ Half Prioe on all Carpet$, Rugs and Carpet Samples 9c 9c 9c 21c 25c 25c 28o 5c �_____________ _ _____________ ■ntK ^nxo. aW.!"' ''.......... ^^***^7****rc****r^^ ♦CHUM CHEER «■ The Store• "hZ.?e°3'l“uoZng V"™ ♦ AT COUNTY HOME That Saves9S malfAfi mat I + makes you ava are aura* sure tn to hp> be I t You Money dressed rightat the right price Satisfies RIFTS WIRE IEMT0N ...' DIBTRIHVTED BANTA CLAU8 D1HTR GRITH TO INMATES OP vnu . Great sport at. Trim Jk Brill's rink. Trim k Brill's rink Every hat. trimmed and untrimmed, at pno-Kaif regular price. Mjs. Ger- There £s no substitate for Royal BafchgPow- VARIOUS DAYS IASI WEEK tsrtaln their relatlvu with a New Year's dinner at their homo on Mlchl- /Cuppenheimer Juits and Over Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sisson are happy over the birth of a ten pound boy Sunday. He haa been named Ken- Birry County Home,. ♦ coats. Dutchess grousers, Mun In behalf of the people In the Coun­ ty Homs, wo desire to express <>ur ap­ preciation for the many kindnesses Christmas Time. sing Union Juits. Arrow and Monarch Shirts, Arrow Collars. Thi Store That His OhrPiIn Only Morrill Lambio & Co. । GRANGE M.UjL OOHNER8. the l»lh a nine pound daughter. * Are Alwiys Wai C0ID1 tO Visit One Price Clothiers 1U.ND8 COHNEBH. bOUTHWENT CASTLETON. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tobias and son Floyd spent from Tuesday until Saturday with Orville Tobias and Tho Xmas exercises at tho Felgii- to distribute the gift?. Great credit 1? Ed. Myers and family Went to duo the teacher. Mias Hager, for the Greenville Wednesday to spend fine program which was rendered by . llssu Emmons of Battle Creel: came Christmas. Mra. Myers and daugtv the children. Wednesday. Miss Emmoiu was Dr. Shilling of Nashville made un examination upon John Ochampuugh Union Grange will Install thclr-of­ Will Phillips and family spent ficers Friday night. Ail member? are caused by his falling from a load of 'rallf.v ■ Christmas with her molhtr und brother at Dowling. . Albert McClelland and family spent Nevin Everett of Calgary. Canada, ' Byrun Kcicham and family of Bat- spent Monday with his grandmother, Xmas with tho former’s sister, Mr?. Martha Jamca In Bust Woodland. Mra Busin Geiser. Mrs. Sarah Clark, and bi other And- . Fred Kelly and family of Hickory Mr. and Mra Frank Price and daughter Gertrude, spent Xmas tilth Bert Quick und family uf Milo vis­ ContoM Spent from Tuesday until Thursday with Wm. Bechtel's arid ited at 111 ram Bristol's Saiurduy. shall at Bellevue. Augustus Kllno's. Ben Bristol has relumed to Battle Mr .and Mrs. Hhcrdon Eathi-rton Creek to resume his school duties uf* ter n week's vacation spent with children spent Christmas with Mra. Alice Robinson and visited old neigh- catno Saturday for a visit with thclr friends here. • * brother, Albert McClellan and famWill Warner and family were Mrs. .Elisabeth Hinds entertained Mr. and Mr. David McClelland an*d Mum by and family near Bedford und Mr. und Mra Muon Newton of North potted tho night at Bedford. Hickory Corners. Forest Hall and children. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer GlllutL Usorgu and Mary Hayman of BurryOsa Talmage nnd family enlertulnNewton of thia Nashville. Mr. anil Mrs. Sheridan place Christmas. Robert Joy and wlfo and son Vern Ealherton and children ot Ohio, spent mil ol^er rvla.lives hire. Burl Johnson und familyioCBedford spent Sunduy wlih Will I’hilllpa nnd family. Miss Mary. Beach entertained her friend Mias Ethel Itoblnson of Ban­ field Saturday and Bunday. Mra Helen Russoll of Assyria Is with tho family. ■ Floyd Budd, wife and daughter Dorothy uf Hustings came Wednrs- Floyd returned home Thursday nlgh> untll Sunday. They spent Thursday night und Friday with her sister Grace Bowser und family. Fred Bristol Im feeling quite com­ fortable these cold days In a dandy time. Mrs. Myra Kslcham passed u num- Clement Smith agd her Bunday school class. They brought fruit und other acceptable dellcaclea unnaMng Christ­ dinner complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. mas songs. It is ncedlcS to say -that Warren Wilcox, of Lansing. the Inmates greatly enjoyed this sercd a small company of ladles ert Cook, accompanied by. Sin,. Sils­ bridge Monday afternoon In honor bee and Mra' Sutherland. Teprcsenl- Mrs. Lawrence Colgrbve. of* Detroit. Ing the Presbyterian Sunday School, Fon Abbey bus moved from hla came with toys for ths children. On farm In Muple Grove back to Has­ Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. C. Dcedrlck tings. He resides In tho Hitchcock and Mrs. F. M. Edmonds, represent- house, now owned by Thomas Waters. Bronson, held service? which were been quite 111 at the homo of Mr. and greatly enjoyed, as were also the pres­ ents sent by the good people of Has­ tings, consisting of oranges, bananas, candy, choice reading and night caps for tho old people. On Wednesday, church uf which. Mra Endsley Is teacher, came with a bushnl basket of love and good wishes and fruit, nuts and candy. In the evening old Santa appeared und distributed these among the children und older onea Tlfts was greatly dnjoyed as soma had never seen old Santa before. On Christmas morning, Miss Olga Beumer, following-the custom of her fslh/h the late John Bessmcr. came with u Chrlstnras load consisting ut be considered. Tho roads in the vicinity of thia city wero never In finer condltldh for mo­ toring than they were Sunday, and many accepted the opportunity lo en­ joy their motor-cars. The body of Mrs. Fred Schlaffcry. of Grund Rapids, a former resident ind burled -la Rivcrsiue Overseer and Matron of Barry ' Home. wigr VKUxosn-uxK NORTHEAST CAhTLETUN. Mr. and Mra Huyman entertained Tho friends of Mra Eleanor HusXmua for dinner and tree Willis liathrop, William Hyde, Elmer Gillett with their families, Geo. Hayman mid present, Tho evening was spent In music, games unn fun. They left her Imlhrop und wlfo of Huntings. some useful and valuable presents. Ned Hkks and family spent ChristJ. L. Wotrlng and wlfo entertained maa at Mr. Mt Peck's al Stony Point. all thclr children but urn- son and wlfn add three grandchildren. Christ­ cd for dinner, Mr, und Mrs. Frank mas. ■Berry of Nashville and Mrs. Laura Tuqoday forenoon. Dec. 30th. Chaa Parks and daughter JomIo uf Buttle E. SiricWen ot-Woodlund nnd Mra Creek- Mrs. Purks Is spending the Eleanor L. Hosmer of Castleton were week C." with thorn. quietly 'i.uni, uhum married <u at ii the uw home innne of oi iiib the1 Ned Hicks la visiting til? brother, brldo l.v by O<»l. thclr pastor. I,.... Rev. VE. ft U. . . . . . । Lyons of Woodlaud. Only u few near Mr. and Mra. Hafner entertained the rcluthin witnessed the ceremony. They will reside on the groom's farm In Woodland township. The best Mr» McBeth hi under tho doctor's wishes of flip community go with thtfm. ’ /I S0ILtD6L0VES,5cPERPAIR Thm ye good 8 ouqcv gauntlet gloves worth ioc any­ where. Wa anil tbwi iur 5 cents because they are soiled, viuuibu, |ix pajr for 25C. ♦ Nio» line ol JERSEY GLOVES-blaok and Un. Udi«’ ud cUldron'i HEAVY COTTON sad WOOL HOSE, all aizes. MEN'S HOSE— cotton and wool A. I0YES* 5,10 and 26o Store MicbiMsa ♦ Christmas dinner nt Gevrgu Harvey's near Nuahvlll,- • ALWIN BltmUCT. j . NORTH HOPE. Aik— Christmas visitors at st uf | Crump's were: Mr. and Mrs. Eugvno i Hurt und children of Battle Creek. Dorothy und Doria Jewell visited I ,ra ,,art family of Rutland und thMr ulster Mrs. A. A. Hfiyt of Buttle , ttan‘ Koller of Yankee Springs. Creek last Week. a .lunre i Sherman Harrison Harrlsun atli-nde.l attended a dun< Claude Warburton Orangeville Wednesday evening, attic Creek were the | Mr.» Tldira people left Tuesday her. Mrs. John Tusk-j morning for thclr new homo hear ■r nnd family Sunday.' Marshall. Mra. A. Haskell, of Indiana, la the 1 William Al fuast of her parenta O. II. Phillips Xmas dinner, md wife. | Johnson and family of High street. laltor at D. Hull's Friday. Mrs. Gene Smith Is-visiting at To-] --- --- ---- ....... - .... ....u...v uno siuiii'iiriKT mu Mr. und Mrs L. J. Hii’ir.At enter-I Mra Harry Vlno nt. ------- - ............. -tnlned wnh a family dinner and luhch-I spent Christmas week with her peo-| Mlsu Una Campbell and friend of FIELD, D0IN6 NICE BUSINESS con on enristmaa day. Covers wero . pie. Philip Schnur und family. Cedar Creek spent Sunday at Ray laid for 11. Thu out of >•——•Mra Nelson Kittinger entertained E. TORRATE & SON, OF BAN H. Tungale ic Bon, the hustling diary after tho llrat few daj merchants of Bantleld. report a splen- This concern carries a Idaho, died •eli nt such reasonable prises. ivcra unpurtluu- Quigley of Hustings. Miss Clara Fred Snore nnd family. Ben Rey-! DeUolla of West Orangeville ull (U Ids and family, of Nashville nnd W. I Christmas dinner al Bernard DeGolTuylor nnd wife uf Vermontville pass- j la's. rd Chrlstmus with Itoltcrt Price.s* I Mr. und Mra Shriuer of llastrngs Mr. nnd Mrs. Sim Smith, of Htll-.-tspent Xmas with the latfcr's slater. tlule are vlahhlg their sister, Mrs. Will .Mrs. Olive Hayward. Mead. • • ' Mont; W|fc ftnJ daughter Mrs. Philip Bcpnur In vi»lting h. r i Wilma ot South Rutland spent Hundaughter. Mra. Manroe this we/ Mr*. Ed. Var visited at> Ed. at Daniel lYull’s Hyde's 1 Miss Bernice Mosher assisted Mrs. Charles Aldrich of Shults with herBAItRYVILLE. Anders ■xt .Sunday evening ■ lllnc and sun la-wls of Podunk and Jtr. linn airs. «»eri w uiai-r wi re inc ; ..... T"' I guests uf L K. Mudge und family fur ■ Urlnkert of Weal Hope. , | rymiiuthy of her many friends here. ’■dinner Saturday. « Ldyth Natael spent Sunday I red lloti hkbs, employed on Geo. I Tuimlay of this Week the remains of > wllh her people. Churlcs Shulls and Mrs. Maude Youngs Clark Is spend­ ing the week with Mrif. M. L. Geer. I Mr. Fnlnk -Scott of Olivet were • by Deputy Sherllf Licnty und urMrs. Kipp, .of Hull.irnJ, Is visiting brought lure for btirlu). , Gui‘ l’«nke nnd family ate Xmns MI«h Mlliireth Shilling nntPMfi* I ‘•Inner .with Rich Hull nnd wife uf dunevleviEldred Spent Mlldri-ih Holly. Jup Brumm of Nish- Uuu«* district. PERSONAL MENTION las MUs Little Rork. of this city, und ph-. • Mitt Bolinlbrl Itlchnrdson. of Sag- Potter. Mr. uhd Mra Philip Franck, of from the Nashville, spent Chrhim.is with Hus- Peter DeYoung. tho Oldest cd to erect this aamii building In 1S47. Mrs. Lucy Saddler Is '-pending the The*butldlng wa« covered with brick holidays with h J.iuk-i Allcrdlng. brought In Ohio und attending his brother’s wedding. ' Wm. Vedder und family and Chas, f Grand Kuplds. I.i ।bhufhuuscr und family ulicnded an until funeral servieva i<r< held in st. Xmu gathering at Chas. Vcddcrtu thony Both.'during the holidays. Bum church on Friday morning. Mr MIm Elsie Vedder spent Sunday Allcrdlng went tu Detroit In Oetubc with her parent* here. trolt, .'hrlttman with thclr Mlw Minnie Gasser of Belk-vu. und Afix Ironside. •pent tho week-end ut her homo here. Wllliuln l.ltivkbui -----' — daughters. 'Misses Mario und wll''. of ThurnduhMichigan Slate Good ।Christmas dinner ut Mvrt. Smith's. uni., urc guests of Mr>. Mury Geer. Mitt Huth Cargo of Ihv l-l. A. C. Is spending her rucatlon with her par­ ents heje. Frank Bronson during tho holidays. inaUlutu In Hillsdale. Jan. 'J tu tended a family guiherlng al L. Reams and in lamawcc ouuiity fruiu-.sRvn.', of Hustings Christmas day. . They al­ from Wednesday lilt. Sunday. l» to Feb. r. ’•' so attended u similar gathering at F. J. Thomas' of neur Hustings. Dee. JS. Irion, spent Christmas with her parAlert Smith butchered cl hogs one cdly'lru Baldwin. On that do, duy last Week und delivered them to E. Felglim r and Mr. am! Baldwin pr< -i ntnl lilm nitli , Buttle Creek parties. , ' guests of Mr, and Mrs. U W. l-'clgh- lie doesn't charge anything extra If I you apeak lo him about his Ghrlstmus KALAMO. ner, of Nashville. , present, but you will know from hln Mira May Church of Lu using Is viaHing her grandmother Mrs. DcMutt und heir Is the "llnest ever." ut tho home of D. K. Geurhuri'a K.ilur-| clip on Christmas d.>>. ‘ C. V. Edmonds ... .. returned .. . on funl t i visiting Mr. and Mra Bert Bell. Mr. und Mrs. M. H Gorton und sou hqsplMr. and Mra. Fred Wlltd und Mr. tai and Mra LeWlo Wlltd spent Christ­ nfl"duy tu spend u few dura with Has­ tings relatives und friuidu, mas with relullvca near Cliurlvttc. F. u. Runduli. Mrs. It. U. Uundull Mr. and Mra Ruby Slosson wero prised to tiii'l tin- building ir> flames. Christtnus guests of Mr.-and Mra Wal­ and ddughtiira, Beruh;e und Lucille, uf There ot eoitrsv. no trains lu Ute ter Grunt. Grand Huplds. were guests of Mr. utid stution.were, and hr Hniilly made his way Mr. and Mra Levi Curtis und duugh- Mra Robert Hurch. Sniiduy. County Treasurer und Mra launder 1 lu the nuw slu|lun. when- after mauy ler Eva und Mr. and Mrs. Amos ’ Inquiries lie found Hie train hu wantCleinmuns were Sunday guests of Mr. Reums entertained on Christman and Mra Bvrt Hc||. * tliej? gon*. Fred, of Biiile Creek und Willie David Asplund, of Baltimore, Bart Hwcel died lost v/e^k Tuesday John, of Bellevue, und thttr fuiniliec. win driving huim Monday with hla st his homo near Kalumu after u ling­ and their daughter. Mrs. Bpcrry family, hu w.iH stricken'with paraly­ er! jig Illness. Funeral Friday ot lhe Thomas und family uf Ararrta. hi front of ll< nry Althouio>'" resi­ M. E. church and Interirtviit Hi the O. P. Bchumuirn. of Gi lyilhg, Augus­ sis KaUino cometcry. tus Bchumunn. of Grand Rgplds. and dence. ThuM? with him did not know that au> thing was thu mutter until lie Amos Dye of Banlo Crock visited Chas. OnhiHiiauti. of Hratlls, Wash-. dropped the lines and bevutpu sp« rvlallvcs aruuud hero a part of lust Christinas. Mrs. O. P. S.-humunu ar­ Irra William MutthcwA look Mr rived on Mbnday for u few days visit. plnsl) home In libi motor cur. Mohler was summoned when Mr. As­ NOHTHEAHT CAHWIVN. Mrs. Alice Huck, of Wyoming Park;, plund was first strjcketi. Dr. Kellar. u( David Wllkln^up entertained aTl his David Goodyear, of Ann Arbor: Mr., Dowling, utetidi d lilm uficr hu reachchlldron and grandvlilldran but uno and Mra Ed. Half, Mb'. HomIIu Good­ ■cd liuiue. His euudllluu hits consider•oii-ln-Uw fur L’hristTOiw. year. Mra -Annie Pow. ra ■ and ‘Mbs ubly Improved. • J. W. Elarton and wife. Will Tlt- Mun' Powcra uf Grand Rapids, are Churgeirwltli furnishing Ute liremarah. wife and sun Floyd dlpcd guests of Mr. und Mrs. D. 8. Goodyear water with which a party of meh cel­ Clu-istmas with Mr. and Mra Clark today at a New Year's diuuer given ebrated otiu of the holidays In a curu Tltmarsb of Nashville. for the Good) cur family r. and Mra Jamas Cousins vMt«<| Mr. and Mra Frank Mghaney and r parent? In Hastings. ChrutniM. daughter and Mrs. Emma Carter, of of Jolinsioya township, wm arralguFfcd Bass and family of Detroit Jucksoti; Mr. and Mrs. Ernsot Farr, of ed lu Justice Cadwalltydsr's court •r» vtaUlhY the furmor's father und Kalaruaxou: Mr. and Mra Ttads,.Kel­ Wednesday for alleged ilolutlun of ley. Mr. and Mrs. George Fayno und tho local optlou law. Among those Kev. and Mra W< O. Nsase and chll- Mra Clara Loomk. of Delton; Mr. partle)puUU£ lu tho —— -­ harir u"fu“*w •»“ vlaltlnf reUtbvs and Mra Harry Kelley, .of Grand aged man, «lw b«ci I Fred Ba« uf RocUwRcr, Mtuti,1 is Cole's eaamlnuliou wll i plaeo ou Saturday. Hl? bond placid at visiting ralulvM bars. liro. S V-sYRl \. automobile on (ho weatner daily to » The funeral o who diva on Tuesday, was held ut 1 People living in tho southern part nine o'clock Saturday from the home of the county will especially be Inter Iter daughter, jira Will Green, csted In the announcement of Tun • Maurice Grigsby officiating. 1 he DAYTON CXJKNERS. y was take". :a ;'„e family buri.il I The Christmas tree! ut the Shores in the cemetery In Russ township, Thursday. George Cock nnd wife of Augusta •pent Chrlstmus with tho formers brother Churliw Cock. Helen McCarty of Shullx Is spend­ largely attended and u fine program ing the week with her cousin Ella wm much enjoyed by the visitors. Af­ ter the exorcises followed old Santa Mr. and Mrs. Lu I her Hwcet wish to Claus, who helped lo unburden the thunk, the neighbors and friends who well laden tree und caused much remembered them at Christmas time merriment for the little folks. Tho with cards und good things to eat. exercises were concluded by the Also the men who so kindly gave them wood. \ ' •Mra Edith Bunnell of Kalamazoo Is Oscar Pennington visiting relatives here. talned a large comps Mrs. Josephine Tuggart spent Christmas In Kulamasoo. Ev. Hurt of lainslng Is visiting al Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lewis of Hus-' W. C. Williams.’ Mrs. Claude Kennedy und children spent Christmas Binllh. Dr. John lai made from Royal grape cream of tartar. JumrJ Murphy and family .'•Viscount" Philip Cosmo Gordunfilled with candy, and toys without ix-nnux and wife have departod for number. parts unknown. Tho ''Viscount" wu« S'lv.-I-' .'"I wir. l»t w--k | K,ank lUrt I. .uT-rln, rhe M. P. church ura very thankful „f rheumatism. to uur people will accept on a charge of nun-upport. hla bonds­ for tho contribution boxes sent by Halph Brown und wife and three man being Isaac Arnold, of Charlotte. Mra J. I-enu of Nashville and 16.00 ; children ate Christmas dinner with consider It r------------Bellevue for t ,\|r. ttnd Mrs. Ifeplogle ut South. Kutpeoplo arc so kindly remember, d. mall Christmas. Georgn Wilkinson and wife enter­ tained Will Wilkinson and wife and Battlu Creak spent Tuesday, with the Creek recently. r. wtft Ncoso and family of Walter Beach auw n Hock of geese going south on Christinas day—quite here. u peculiar Incident thia lime of th* Elmer Mater and family <if North Castleton spent Christmas at John Muter's. Charlie Phillips and wife of North Castleton spent Christmas with his Creek spent Xmas with hla psopte a' son Jud und family. Their little accompanied them homo fur a num- grandson u Visit. Hibbard Offley and family of Nash­ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Vunsyckcl ville, Fred Rlckto und family and entertained a number of hla people Boyer Rick I o uf near Vermontville for Xmas dinner. spent Christmas at Ernest Offley's. Hherm Rlabrldger und Archie HcrWill Buss.and children, who luive riayoti uro 'Spending aomo lime In been having scarlet favor arc gutting along fine. Geo. -Miller und family vnlcrtulnvd Frank Smith and wlfo from Has­ at Xrnu Mrs. Miller's relatives. ting? spent Christinas with their parcnla'John Snore and family. sot 111 CAAfTLETON AND MAPLE GROVE. Rutland Center Order of Gleaners will have Installation of officers Jan­ uary R. . Voluntary program. Wel­ come to all Gleaners. pastry. Royal is Ab­ solutely Pore and tlie QL'AIL TRAP CURNEUA8. Mrs. Almon Sheldon and children Juckaiin cuniu Bunday for u \lxit with visited friends In Vermontville uver Sunduy. Mr. und Mrs. Dell Khuup and unr lax- spent Sunduy ut Peter Huffman's Mra. Emma Herrington lc holders were unable to children nt Battle Creek. on account of counter ut­ A line rmnu. vaudeville hla brothel kept the gathering there tallied Xmas Mr. and Mnl. Walter Vlekcrs and son Huw.</d, Mr. und Mra Arabic Miller. Mr. and Mra er and bowels lite help Ebcn Hiiilth of Hillsdale. Mr. and Mra id. Ilcgulcls bring easy. Thus. Fulk Fuller. heavy meat, lake a couple YOU ARE HELPING In opening and maintaining an ac count at this Bank, you are contrib uting to the development of this com munity. All of our funds are loaned at home Your money is not sent out of town to develop other communities. We invite you to open an account with this strong Bank, assuring you of our interest in you and the com munity Hastings National Bank, CAPITAL ari RURMUR, SKXLBOO. Clctuuni Smiiti. P,e,ideui. H. O. H.y«, CuiHsrTho omy NitlMil BinM l« lary ra HUSTINGS, •saw* **r �THE KAVHXOS BINNER, JANVARY J, 1*14. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Pre-Inventory Owing to the extremely warm weather of the past Fall and early part of the Winter we have been unable to dispose of the usual amount of heavy merchandise and feeling tliat we;»#n use th* cost value of these in hard money more satisfactory than we can the goods we are going to offer them at prices that will surely appeal to you. These goods are new styles and this Sale will giVe you a chance to buy the very newest fashions at remarkably low prices. SALE STARTS FRIDAY, r. JANUARY 2nd CoatsdX *Y /f , A few last year’s black coats, ranging in price from $12.50 to $30.00, Q ^will go at__________________ Astrachan Coats, regular price $12.50, sale price ■O . di "1 O YO C £ Q 98 As(tachan Coats, rC^ula? price $20.00, sale pric^__ •* A Strachan Coats with plush cuffs aqd col­ lars, regular $16.75, These coats arc beautifully lined in satin, black and colors. A few beautiful plush coafs dj 1 f> O worth $25 ^ill go at. iplD.zO ip/. VO CT Ofl ^15 98 Plush coats, regular $15, sale price Brocaded velvet coats with ermine collar, i»zO Black and colors ranging in prices from $5 to $8, sale price Good assortment in new style skirts in black and colors, entire 1Z stock.__________________ Dress Goods 11 dX/4 O& We have a splendid line of dress goods in various shades and textures which we are offering at very attractive reductions. Remember wc are exclusive agents for Broadhead Dress Goods. Batt American Prints per yard Small assortments of suits, regular prices $12.50 to $25.00, will close out at won- Sa"™'p,i”-S3.48 11 SI5.79 SPLENDID BUYING OPPORTUNITY IN Dresses We have one lot of dresses we aj£ selling at *-•••' */4 off regular price. Grocery Department 22 lbs, .of H. & E. Cane Sugar for off regular price ' This is an uncqualed opportunity for any whp wish to buy a new dress. Miscellaneous 50c Tea, py lb.—- 25c Tea Dust, per lb.-'. -25c _45c 6 Boxes Tip Matches for. Com Syrup, per Mi gallon Corn Syrup, per quart— Many Beautiful;pattems. Regular $4.50 values, now....S3.75 Reg. $4.50 and $4.75 val.’a now S3.98 Regular $3.50 values, now.. ..$2.98 Regular $3.00 values, now... .$2.48 Regular $2.50 values, now....SI.98 Regular $2.00 values, now ...Si .68 Regular $1.75 values, now.. ..$1.48 Regular $1.50 values, now... $1.23 Regular $1.00 values, now88c 25c Crown Baking Powder, can—19c Nuway Washing Powder, package- 4c Corn Syrup, per gallon--------------- 38c 25c Mantel Burners, each. Our entire stock of FURS at from Wc have a nice assortment of $10.00 blankets wc arc going to offer at•57.50 $4.00 Blankets(3.19 $3.75 Blankets(2.79 19c 8- 4 Unbleached Sheeting, tell at-'20c Table Linen Specials 50c x/z off regular prices There are many other pieces of merchandise in the store that we are offering at just as remarkably low prices as those quoted above and no one can afford to go away from our-./to re without investigating every department and looking care­ fully thru every display. _.45c Bleached >60c Bleached.'____53c' $2.00 Cut Water Sets, each_____ (1.25 to 59c 9- 4 Unbleached Sheeting, tell at-——_22c 60c Unbleached_53c $1.25 Bleached98c Terms of Sale Are Cash or Produce. Wool Blankets $6.00 Blankets(4.59 . 9c 17c . . — 15c 68 C Sheet*, 72x90, sell at____________ Sheet* teamed, 72/90, tell at45c 10c Crown Baking Powder, per can.Tc Great variety of Ribbons. BED SPREADS Pillow Cases, 42x36, tell atl-16c 19c —35c All 5c ^oaps, j)cr cake All sizes and colors in men's, women s and children's Sweaters. Flannelettes and Outings at heavy reduc­ tions. $1.00 White Goods Sale Pillow Cases. 42x36. tell at12MlC Sheet*. 81x90, sell at Bulk Cocoa, per lb. Now comes the most wonderUil of . all-dresses-good serviceable drdistA+ut 3/i !• wO urr 74 Suits worth $25.00, sells Black broad cloth and kersey coats in out sizes up to 49, prices ranging from $12.50 SkirtsOXI Qfi (C fl tyDizO 48 .^y coats worth $8.50, n Fine assortment of Boucle, Cut Chinchillas, Zibeline, .Malle las sc, in black and colors. Reg. price $20.00. sale price..(12.98 Reg. price $16.75, sale price..(10.98 /Reg. price $12.50, sale price..( 7.68 One lot of misses coats ranging in price from $5.00 to $7.00, will go dX QQ now al______________________ <P One lot, price $8.00 to $11.00 values go for $1.50 Bleached.(1.29 $1.75 Bleached—,...___(!.55 Unbleached Linen Crash Toweling. 17 in. wide, special price -8Ho Full Line of Klmonas Miscellaneous At Unusually Low Prices. Toile Da Nord Gingham, reg. lillfc st____ *■' Regular price $1.00, now.............. 79c Regular price $2.25, now...........$1.79 Regular price $3.00, now......... $2.23 Regular price $1.65, now...........$1.20 Regular price $1.50, now..81.18 Regular price $3.25, now......... $2.00 Regular price $I.9R, now... .(1.50 Regular price $1.25, now............. 98c - l»Rc SUkoline.................................... -.......... 9c BaU...................... 9c, ISHc, BSc A few Chai lies and Lawns, reg, 6c apcciaJ..4a A large lot of'nica Torchon Laces, 5c and Aviation Cape and Hoods, regular prk«S from 60c 10*11.66, going atJMe <• 111.1® T. PIE.RSON <5 SON Department Store Hastings, Mich, �o All the People of Delton and Vicinity Southwestern Barry " tended tho wedding of theR son Ebon at Kataranxtio Saturday, returning TumSbv. ' IIIVVU.IU ML UIV *. church are atlll In progress and much Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Doolittle of good !• being done. Richland nnd Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Campbell and. family arc visit­ -of Otsego were over Sunday ing relatives In Augusta this week. M)ss Kulc..Chamberlain of- Grand .Jackcon guests ot Mrs. Locklln of South Milo. The U. B. church people met Monaplds was tho guest acAhe Manning Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Williams spent ome part Of last week. -J Lyman Cbspibertaln ap< Tne w, v. t. u. will me< i Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Burt. Quick spent Milton Noliloa on Friday. Christmas at the homo of tho for- DELTON. Phe Compliments of the Season and May 1914 Bring; You Health, Happiness and Prosperity. - — • . This store is one of those of over 7,000 Drug Stores In the U. S. that will be in better position to serve you during 1914 than ever before. We thank you very much for the very liberal patronage given us during 1913, . . If you are not giving us all your Drug Store bi^iness it must be our fault. We desire very earnestly to correct these faults. Itis_ouraim to make, our store of the greatest possible service to every one in'this community. A little friend­ ly advice on your part may help. We will welcome friendly criticism. Let us be of greater service to you during 1914. our Parcel Post service. war. anu. aiis. •pent Crlslmas In ___ ... on Chrlatnuu day to spend Miss Frances Flower Wet Mrs. Minnie Qalck entertained her slater from Dowling for a week end Schoou raft the visit. . from a short visit In Grand Rupjds Saturday. • • ynq onler- Use our telephone—use t fin^lake. st man exercises mined their son Fern Gwin of Battin SPECIALS TOILET Goods SPECIAL One can ioc Talcum Powder. One can ioc Tooth Powder. Ooc cake ioc Toilet Soap. One cake 5c Caslilt Soap. - One 35c Guaranteed Tooth Brush. Was 25c, 35c and 50c. Good box**, slightly soiled but Con­ tents in best of condition. 2 BOXES FOR 25c. * All for 35c Ellis E. Faulkner, CHEBBEY. - Don Wright Is visiting relaJJv** in Colon. ' ’ Hattie apent Chrlxtma* with their daughter* and altter* In Kiilamaxoo. Mr*. K. If.' Huneyaett l» In Battle IMge^ho ef^toct* to undergo an op­ eration at Nichol* Hospital on Tues­ day. ' :. Dr. Kcmlo wa* vuUod In st week lo •eea Mrs. Will White who was *lek wltk lonsllkl*. Glad to'.upot.her inuBi bellir. . ‘ > Mr. and Mrs. Adam Grant of Kaiwith and Mrs. moved from the Woodhams farm to SALE Long the Newell farm In Richland. Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Shorter enter­ the tained relatives Christmas. by the children under the direction Ited relative* In Schoolcraft from Tho Wednesday until Saturday. E. H. Honeysett and Cbarlaa Hon­ about it was tilled with presents. eysett and family »pent Chrlatmu* Noticeable among thu many nice gifts with their mother al Springbrook. were a gold watch und chuln for Don ' Mr*. Corncllua Mason and daughter Wright, a line set of furs fur Kila EnMrs. Bertha Covey und daughter* *lan and un automobile n»bo fur Mra. E. D. Reynold* und daughter ana a piece of silverware presented to our News have been received of the superintendent. Mrs. Robert Burch­ serious lllnent of Mrs. Maud Reynolds ett. Old Banta wua ther-. und at his Wood, * -former Cressey girl, at her 1-est and a full house enjoyed II all. homo In WUs.. . .. . . -----Racine. _ Juke Tuck has lawn ImpruvOtg tnt; Charlcw Harber. Frank W'right and KOod road* by moving farming tools Wurrei) Fisher were tho recipients uf «» his new farm ntuJr Dowling. a fine box of grape fruit from Mr. and Mrs. Funny Bru’wk und MIm Em .Mrs. J. 11. llrunjes of St. Petersburg. Muglnnes nent to Prulrievlllu Butur-■ ■ | day fur a visit with Morri* Brown : •" Florida. -.and fumlly. . 11 - G. A. Barber, belter known us 1 •’Lunt" Harber, utter u tong Illness died Saturday, Dec. J7, ut his home I In Richland, nfied 76 years. HuSvut I the son of Alpheu* and Bbjsy Barber, | one uf th.- first while families whu settled in Cn-sscy. He wu* uno Mt 1U children. S boys und 4 girls, und the I l.tat to gu. He was the brother ut the i lute Phillip. John and Juel Bittycr « -' Anticipated ^SXtL^ January Sale Kopf .Ddton, '•If _ * Kopf It At Kapffi Ua Claan.” Michigan Our Every-Day Prices ■try a pound of out ijo»ton Cotubinaiion Cofitc. extra fine 10 Iba. Jmtc Buckwheat Hour Codfish, extra fine............... Lard Compound............... « boxes Violet Ray Matcher Maple Bufar, per lb... T bar* Pear* tioap........ _.30c 40c .Wtf JSc 23c 2SC asc ..40< ■VU kind* of Fresh and Salt Meat* at living price* Root of Beef, Seturday. only..'.:r.—i .......... WILLIAMS < BOW, ,|2c Hlekory Comer,, Mioh. HOLIDAYCANDIES . Arc < little better titan other eendjc, - beoeuH he hurt then truh «n4 keen fins elwey. rtoht. KeUby elw hu the bail ,toek ot Fancy Groeerie, io be found in th* pert ol the country. -Bnlbnutp ol Ctop, (mb Fetuum. etc. Ml tic Creak to gat the unruly looker In homo for a short vacation. G. E. Coleman ot Hostings has sold Mrs. £lara Loomis took Christmas his farm tho part occupied by the dinner with Mr. and. Mrs, Guurgn , buildings goes to Mr. llobinson. who Payne. Ilves on tho Marshall Hird farm, olhRex’, and Mrs. John Klelghtcr were gtiram of Mrs. Hk-lghtera parents of । , V,~ wii,L« wZi.fc ..r ii7..v„Vv th f k * Cornetw for Christmas. Mason Norwood and family of Kai*"* Mra. Baran iir.iniisteiifr. l 1 «‘er FICK hn* been working on Hie | Interior of his house since tho snowy days : nr„ nil mu .< this year. - .out of their wheat blns around about 1 Ill KOilY CORNEILS. Mabel Fisk Is spending a few days Chief Editor, Kllety Kelley. Claud Bolyen of,Detroit la. spend­ I. Fisk. ing a fcw'd-iJK vlsitlfidltrlend* and relatives uf Hits place. .Ur. and Mrs. Fred Fitch and dailghter Eloise am! Mnr. Harry light,front thp Icy walers during the Church und baby are week guests at M. M. Rockwell’s. Jim Andrews and family of Cedar Creek- visited ut John Albertson's ■ I about ChristThursday and Fridiy. Robert Marshall ut Grand Rapid* p».t pruposlHun. Alt I*, spending his vacation tilth his mother. Shore Battle Creek Ftlday. WE WISH TO THANK YOU one and all for the past year’s patronage, and we wish you a Happy and Prosper­ ous New Year. Please bear in mind that we carry a fresh clean line of groc­ eries the whole year round. We buy di­ rect from the largest jobbing houses in the country for cash and are enabled to get the lowest prices. We are not pay­ ing enormous expenses in rent, clerk hire, city taxes, etc., and can sell goods at reasonable prices. E. TUNGATE & SON, Merchants, Banfield. Michigan. Wc have just returned from Chicago where we bought the best assortment of PRACTICAL HOLIDAY GIFTS POSSIBLE By buying at the last minute wc have picked up some good items at prices that should be of interest to you. Come and see them. Our line of winter goods cannot be beaten at any price. Wc have the goods and the price is right. Men’s Footwear every kind of a combination'that you can imagine. Also combinations for little boys; Sox and Rubbers, Felts and Rubbers, etc. Ladies’ Warm Shoos, Arctics, Rubbers, Etc. Mn’s Heavy Coats all prices from $2.00 to $7.00 each. mar iiosuuk*. - ... Mr. and Mrs. Newkirk and w-ns ting .it A. M. EdmomH. Jun. 16th. ihn evening. nice W'ur<- Sumlny gu- »t» ut Hurvld Nowklrk’n . new grandduuKhti John Muurt-r und family of Husifhg* arc visiting frh-n-l- of till* plum-. Mliw Ellen KHXy tvMiravd frvmi her Sill.-s. -a* vlxit tn Kulumur.011 and lilchtand Junt-tlun Wcdncsduy. ■Mln* Juno Mott vhlivd lust Monday und Tuesday In Battle Creek. Frank Kelley und family Chrlwtinua ut Dunuhl Christman dinner with Mrs. Vaughan Mott and sister In the Hastings schools. Funeral will Mr. and Mrs. Gris- rmlabor ot Lan­ l— held Tm-sduy at the home ' sing who have been -ponding .; couburial at Richland Inside hla wife uceuniha'vo pTpeedad him. 1*uttylng them hume. Wc are offering TEN PER CENT OFF dur­ . ing this month on aJJ winter goods including: ■ George Ricks) Is on the sick list Myrlc Cooley nnd LaFloy Greaatleld took a load of hogs to Nashville, Mon­ children of Battle Creak spent Dr. Hingklon nnd. Buttle Creek lust Tu. _ Gumer Byington of Now a Fact. Underwear in men’s, women’s and children’s; ’ Hosiery, Outing Blankets, Outing Flannel, Outting Gowns, Outing and Knit Petticoats, Fleeced Dresses, Fleeced Shoer, Overshoes, Rubbers, Mittens, Gloves, Men’s Heavy Footwear, etc. decided success. The school is small: Saturday but all the youngsters did thclr port George lloelliel " well. Tfo Fee was* fine ono and all seemed to . enjoy the evening very HoelUel In Marshall. M.W. .-MW Oh."— — '• Cloverdale spent Saturday with Mr. j ing It all done on Monday night, and Mr*. Lee Norwood. Mr*. Maud Bownn him been hi Mr*. Elisabeth Blocutn. —j'-THE REXALL STORE'|' The revival meeting* still continue it tho U. B. church this we-k. There will be prayer mooting al Albert Lyons of Bantleld Is visiting gavq to Mr*. Albert Chase -on Chrlntf. D. Murdu \ w-re mas a painting, the basis of which ig>t for ajvrr Chrtstof a nhtas of wistaria vines painted In natural colors with long trailing racemes of dainty blooms. This painting Is highly prised by Mrs. Ashton Burpee and family w-ru the iiMia nf Mra. liurnee's Dar--nt«. Mr. vlllo for over Christmas. FINE STATIONERY dlnnar. Sophia Thiel of Kalamasoo Is home forth* holidays. also the lighter dress shirts at 50c to $2.00. Groceries Bulk Syrup in barrel, at 40c per gallon. Just the thing for those Buckwheat Cakes. Ail kinds of the best Buckwheat in stock. Try a bag of our Soap Powder, cleanses and deans better than soap. Our Coffee prices from 20c to 45c per lb., hut just try- a pound of our 30c or 35c bulk Coffee if you want a good Coffee, It you want good Tea buy our 50c Tea. 5 lbs. for $2. 3 lbs. for $1.25. ' t'rli.indalv. Mr». J. IIowht kpcnl a tew days with friends In Battle Creek. F. H. WILKINSON DEPARTMENT STORE Open Installation of ufilcrs. Mr. und Mr*. Erm-at Crandall family ♦ . Prairieville, Both Phones, Bell and Citi tens Michigan. d and Mr. and i HENDKRMIO'IT SCHOOL HOCHE. irgc KhciDeld und Mr. Daly's children and grandchil­ Hing friends und leld anil Mr. and dren lexeept two) met 'at the old Mr. Ity.m <if Ihu-llngs and Archie homes, rad Jo eelebnitc Oirlslmm-. Shi'IIl- It) ->f Detroit Spent t'hrlslnnts at All enjoyed n merry time. Fuurtevn ChrlNtihus ut Frank liJetriih'*.John Uhcrtlcld-*. sat down tu u bountiful dinner. Will Tulles of Galesburg was out 1 >vek with her daughter. Mrs. J. It. Duly went to Rutland Tues-' here Baturduy. . -all Towne uf Hickory Corners, ■ day to visit his daughter and family George Butler who l« attend 1 ok M. lert Quick of Milo visited Erneat , Mr*. Minnie Mussun. . I A. C. al Lansing Is visiting his broth­ iml.ill, l-Tiday. er Elwln Butler and friends uf this of Bal-’ vidcd with un extra dinner ut the pvhvul house, after, which a line proBellinger und gnim was rendered. Santa Cluus Bowman- ate । playing a prominent pare Quite a 1 number of the older people gathered rd. JTIacs will ta. ghe*« Everyone. In lu hear tho program. :ot*dtaliy Invited.' SaULuth ■chool- was ivurganlm-d t'hurvli P. Cliurvli. last Sunduy. Olllcera were elected as GIAS8 CHEEK. lii-v. Harger 11 •tied here Sunday follows: Gcorga .Garrison. Supt.; morning to u gm........ Mrs. Frank Jenkins of Churlotlo Is [SUale I’hjlllps. Assistant Supt.; Vol- mou dwelled upon u vlriilng rcliitlvc* In this neighborney Hardy, Bcc’y; Huth Beach. Libra­ rian; Zuna Beach, Organist. llcmcmben ----- Erwuy am! famllv-hnvc moved Milo Duly of near Dowling visited Into thclr new house und entertained There wits no <’■ E- Sunduy even-: a largo company for Christmas din­ ing on account of th- -tarvlccs al the tier, Thcro will bu preaching hero next other nth** point. luiiht I i-rcuchlng SunSunday night, , Next Bunday's nch- dulct ’ 10:00 u. m.—Bamt-y tochuol. Raj- and Lyle OH* are visiting their # DOWLING11:00 u. m.—Prys-liing. i unvlc und fumlly ut Lansing .tills 7:00p. m.—Christian Endeavor. week. Mra. Ellie Htcvcns of Lacey is cur­ ing for Mrs. Jesao Warner now. Arrhngyifteut* an being planned ^w., George Haven Is vbitlng friends lu I ’ co. . . I Albert RCnke*. jvltn und duuahlur lor nrcuetoqg^ncxt Sunday owning. 'I Juckaut wero week end guenta of hl* purant*. It wilfDu uuiioQiKid Sunday murti-i, "Floy Floy Whlttviiiorc returned lo her! va. m-houi -Will llurriuglon und family spent lug. the pit st week With rcluUvwt ill Jack­ —------------------. -r ▼ MondJj M1IA>. ■ • ThenTilcrv will bo l-u Installation uf of ufson. M .. • WW llcnkcli and wife spent Xmas Mrs. LH-llu Gorham - (sited Mr- ami1 l!c, n' "l Creek Grunge Hall with Geo. A. Robinson and wife In Mrs. Luther Luelfr id Kfiuitx Fh*U>-. . Hasting*. Mr*. Henry Hturr W mtlertaWm; B6>4<- OH* ta spending her vacaL'cmolery Circle will meet In Whit­ her brother Fred M-lz.ud ot Albertu.',lun wH'1 h«r P“ren|a. worth hall-Thursdsy, Jun. s. Brjlloh Columbia. . ■*. ’ ' " ’” ’ HIGH hTKE-Kl’. -* Will CTvmonc* and family enterAlbert*Chutoe Wt ut Wvdncaduy id, h*- lt»«toer und alitor from visit Illa duugter Mi-. M. 1L Fuulk. Mr. ~ and --------------------Sir*. Jamea.Laucusler and) But Ho Crpek over Christmas. Du'.ld Bakcr of.EaUe, Mr. und Mr*. Milton, -v-- CHjiton Co.. - Iilldrcii und iir. Dr. hullur and family e-n^rtalmtd wilt bo tfio gu-.st of hfigdai ‘’ *----- ------------------------------14a daughter. JenulngM spent Christmas with friends Chas. Goriiam und wlto fur dinner Mrs. MlluHays this -eg. ■ ... In North Irving. Christmas day. . ■ ... is curInn fur ’ Mr. UU1j ^jrs_ jru Baldwin ut HusMrs. Paulino Duimliuf Edith and Margaret Lester ot Has- er nt u I her. Mrs. F-l-iu. who submit- tinn*'*iire the ttrvud pan-nta ot a baby ilng* were bucsi* of their mother und led. 10 un ojiehiUun K-tUrduy morn-:boy. Mr*- ^. Baldwin u_. will be remt-mbiTsutler uvyr Christina*. *• ' •IniP •' -f ■ «-d u» Mi* Ann; Mrs. Alfred Ormrte haa beeij sick Clurciico lloffinun went lo Kulum-, CuiigraluUlium*. ; all the past *«,-ek, caused. l>>- fituvlng Tucaduy lu visit hla sister, ru-1 Our leuvlicr. Mr. FciskuLT. I* clilief.n®ylftjl£»*u. . Chufmcr Nutyia gh4-4am|ly were at Sir* Butt MeIla tie tllnvd ! Inxnc near Nashville. hU pu rents'. Ueutgc Nurrls’, tor ,4 .flthBlr. and Mr*. Will Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Robinson Wild I Xlitaa dinner. ' r Evum of lllekory Corner* family siieiR Clirtatmua with tlio Th« ixpvrt skaters uf Eaal Milo and : CvrnWtt y rut her Clurcticu Itoblnavii' L/iliun ItaVe-'iiriatigid a hockey club ! of Hasting--. find uro playing tillhi mo awry day j Solon Doud luidoen und daughter There w||| bo «tt 0y>l«r aqpper git» at |<rv. Gunk/* Itvnter Friday on DfAkp hike. K Hie weather con-rut Hasting* visited al l\ Hall’s Bun-: tiniks flno the Milv ladlog will go to I day. ‘ ’ ------“•»------------------------ M1M hlu KubitMon vhdlad relatives I the iuUresiliig games- ■ 1 in LUfithiga * part of tWa week. Oygisg slew Dr. |lyilo wag eullsd M ’Oysters, rav ' Many. Ill* come froiA Impure bloodlug tu attend Milo I Uys Cuffco . • ■. few hours wax vary sick. 1 Can’t ha' e pure l»im>d with tauRy 41' A. Ilfc-luniiitore "ent it •ns. atomuch, bowgis purifies tho btutriE-—J 1975 ♦ this cold weather has made you •> ♦' think of heavier clothing and ♦ ♦ warmer footwear; „ ♦ This will make you think wi han Hum. * * • • W, hiv, a taw FUR COATS toft which wa will clot, out at th, following prices: S24.00 Coat for... *18.00 Coat for... .*19.75 •13.00 ♦ 1Q% DISCOUNT oo all Heavy Pants, Coals and Mackinaws. Come quick as our supply is limited. ' ♦ ♦ Give us a trial on these and we arc sure you will be satisfied with your bargain., * ▲ : WM. RENKES & SON, K“gPhone, Hastings 34a—jr Bnuhold, 13-.3 PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING H you jjavs uuy work iq lli« above Huts' I be wore than pleated lo figure with ypt| on the job- Audyou will find my prices an low a* | ™ oake tkau. My Oth«r Lines—Fo^mutk -Piwturc Sj.tw». W«U;. WMralUuJGulUctou-taaUlw:' . ♦ i CHA8' DENtAUMK„,rfd ------- —..... ‘ —IBM �THE HASTINGS BANNER ing*. ' Ennutrw of BANNER. a-wks Wanted—I want to xent farm of SO to loo ncres. I will furnish stock Wednesday night. New Vear'a ire. and tools. W. Whitney. Freeport. beginning nt eight o'clock aervicea will h«> held until midnight. Tim earl­ ier evening wifi l>o devyted to n song pervlfe. The chair will repeat. x>n rentlMt. tho heautlfill anthem *img on nd nolo*, nnd Mr. and Mr*. Keller wilk ring n duet. Mr*. Bru* will nliio t-lng. There Will be Mhort addreasea by memher* of the Bnard nf Itaaeona nnd ON who will remain to watch the old y< out nnd the new year In. The pul la 'cordially Invited tn spend the eV' Ing with UH. No Thursday night meeting. Morning worahlp. 1 l:3i). Sermon - jMMlor. Special ininclc by choir. hKrrvani e (>f the Lord'* Supper and rcptii.n nt new member*. Voting People** inerting. C:liO. CHILDREN’S SUITS WITH DOUBLE BREASTED PLAIN COATS ( No Norfolk Sults Included.) TEN DAYS ONLY inn linffi'. Phillip*. G. F. CHIDESTER Telephone 22. Leading Clothier. OUR GET QUOTATION SHEET It contains the last Bid and asked prices, the dividends be­ ing paid, investment return at current market and time of payment on a number of securities of interest to investors in Michigan and vicinity. Also a brief review of the market HOWE, SNOW, CORRIGAN t BEATLES Investments Its Fleer Mtaklgaa Treat BM,, m far M yen Ma »e to rfcM of fee timte WE BUY SELL QUOTE Commonwealth Power Railway^ Light <d t’hrlatmna with thclr parents. Funeral *ervlce» were held nt th* M. Fl church F'rlday at fl •o'clock for Mr*. Lnrlndn Wheeler of flattie Creek; formerly, of this place, WANTED FanDWi In need of Wire Fencing, Steel 1*Mta or Gates to aee me* Saturday! at WeisieiJ,’* Hard ware, or phone 418-11. J. T. MOON Always Found In French’s White Lily To settle the estate of the late R. D. Chapman, I will •ell the farm, a choice one of 120 ACRES. best of soil, located 1 % miles east of Assyria Cen­ ter. One of the best stock and grain farms in the county with a large 9 room house, large basement bam, wood bouse, hen house, hog house, ice house, brick smoke house and corn cribs. A good well and fine orch­ ard? PRICE 575 per acre. Edward E. Berry, Adm. Addrcaa Bellevue R 8. Ball phone. BattteCreck Exchange 17 81, 1 long, 3 ahort Wc put our wheat through more processes than other mills do. SPECIAL! proportion. Highest price for butter & eggs. W. A. MATHEWS Here’s Hoping A Happy New Year. V MEAD Cant State Street Card of .Thanks—I wlab-to'rfinnk my many friend* who ao .kindly re­ membered m« with flowertvand jwatcarda while In the hoapltnl. and klao for the nuiny act* of klndnexa und c»peclally Dr. Oatlaghar and family. I appreciated them all very much. ' Mra.>Wfflla Healy. • Then it is rolled and re-rolled, again fort# to make French’s White Lily Flour just as good as it can possibly be made with-our superior Every particle is just the same as every other* equipment particle, and for that reason it takes the yeast and we overlook no detail in any part, from the time water more evenly. .Your bread rises quicker, the grain is brought in, until the flour is tied up in and bakes quicker. ‘You have better bread, and the sack. it saves the housewife a lot of time on bake days. EXPENSE stand in the way of making French’s Wp employ the best of skilled help; We never have and never will let If you don’t think so, have her try this experiment: White Lily Flour just a little BETTER than any Have her make a batch of bread from French’s other flour. White Lily Flour, and a batch from any other flour EVERY MACHINE is of the very latest claimed to be “jflit as good.” most up-to-date models that money can buy. side in the same oven. Your New Year will be as happy as you wish it to be and better than you expect it to be. Lily Flour afterwards. We never let up for one single minute in our ef* and again; until it is rolled just as fine as possible. taken out. On next Saturday I will sell 21 lbs. of granulated sugar for $1. Other groceries in Every bit of the flour goodness is yourself. Bake them side by You can then see for You’ll think more of Freqch’s White In our big mill you will find that spent thousands of dollars to improve. Our stant thought all the time is “QUALITY.”’ Middleville Roller Mills R. T, French, Proprietor Middleville, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER ■ .................................... ' PART TWO-PAMS 9 TO It. ■ EE ITEMS OF=T INTERESTING LHTER tmciinn* for Inducing mnntifactiiMr* to mnrt In Korea, a* It would moan Importing All the raw mnlorkil. (laying duty nnd freight on grime. A coun­ try without agriculture and manufac­ turing concern* U Ylke a man starting buMlnom without mony—JihsoluleljhotF-less financially. That is Koren In vRoumv, w cnEMinsPO. t» nut shell—*a counlry, the spending of nt?ney on which Would never rewricks to nn. F. FROM FAR-OFF KOREA WINTER GOODS THAT WE WISH TO CLOSE OUT wm. CARR0THKR8 BELIEVE JAPS Will HAVE means of building rwllrna.K new high­ ways, nubile buildings nnd tho gen- RUBBER FOOTWEAR ARROW BRAND Is the leader where strength and durability are the essential requirements. MANCHURIA IN 15 YEARS ort^l Improvement of the larger citltw Baby’s Coats $3.45 Coals, special price. $2.75 Coats, special price. $2.00 Coats, special price. $1*50 Coats, special price. . Satisfied Willi the Japanese Rule, Which U Excellent. Cheurafpo, Korea. ..$2.75 ..$135 ..$U5 ..$130 Arrow brand It -hack from Koron Itself, it must indan only one thing—got it hack fed in lh« country which Korea lead* tor^a mean* to nn end. The eonfitry hypac mdkr a prediction her- that Manchurla—either through war or dlplo* mailc menns—will belong to Jap.-in within tho next fifteen years—she tired* It for expansion. Ho much for the position of the conntry. the coun- The sturdiest and best Rubber made for FARMERS — LUMBERMEN. To be worn over heavy socks did from one whom I consider n great friend* of tho family nnd one whom I connect with my first day of base ball divided Into two elttssc*—the very ,-*-ihat great game of xnod fellowship. wealthy nnd the very poor Th.-ro be-* Ing no so called •■middle" . Ilike wc tn receive your'letter and I humbly have nt* home. This division Was apologize for the long delay In an- more prominent some year* ago sWi-rlng. Both mother nnd dad have Ing <n the fact that In the old Baby’s Caps L TRAXtIMK on the bottom ofthe heet In black, white, red and blue, case In most heathen >• ilciiinii-lt -I <-icrything In wealth. The people. Ihi 48c value, ipecial at;..37c 25c value, ipecial at. Furs $3.48 Child’s Fur Sets. $3.90 Child’s Fur Sets. $3.75 Ladies’ Muffs RUBBERS MUST FIT Well do I remember the good old worldly |>ow*rsslon« in tin- four that days in Northville, .when you und dad should the Emperor hear ahnui it they used to own n ••team" und wc would play matches out In the Held behind headed The majority Wen- nothing, more than slaves—while the very wealthy were the one* • <mn. <-ted In one way or another. In various ofllclal c.-rpaeltle*. with lli>- Emperor's household. Another prominent fart l« that the Kbrcan nu-n nre tho taxlest and dirt­ iest Individual* that T .-ver hod the $2.75 ..$235 ..$2,75 RUBBERS MUST FIT to wear well. * No doubt dad has told you nil I have dono since we moved from the N. B. Waterman up your lime by compelling you to rend It again in this letter. Instead. I shnll tell you a little about Korea, Korean people, anil tho life out hero. Tho country Itself Is little hoard of by people at home, and yet. 1 wonder Hastings, Michigan If too short or too narrow, or if a light rubber is stretched over . a thick soled shoe it is liable to break. SHAWMUT RUBBERS are made in such a va­ absolutely contented to-be able to Justgel enough to live on from day to New York Store If is your Guarantee of QtJAUTr riety of shapes, si/es and widths, that any style or shape of shoe can be fitted, and if properly fitted will give satisfactory wear in all cases. For FIT and style Shawmut Rubbers are second to none. snap to the Men’s “Acton” Shawmut Sandal shown below. . Note the style and “SHAWMUT” BELGRADE ARCTICS shown —WRB ■ ----- J| . 1 .... . 1 . .!' ----, graphically nt least, has played, and meaano «■> aa«,a mass ' .- . . ..| will continue to play un Important above in one buckle arc noted for their long wear-, DESIRE MILE OF GOOD ROAD Edger school house. Tho p.,rt )n the history of China. Jupan WL.0IIIL *IU, VI quvu IIUHW residents south of -Dimarae corner* [inil Hlll(llLl. H|lutltcd n. ,|10 « ing qualities, that coupled with their comfort, in' ON RU1LAND TOWN LINE p-"i— warmtli and case puts them ampng our best sellers ,l !P,llc *°m‘1 * I" lh« lr direction, adjoining .Mnnchurla. and n -tones ; T,‘; ,,f Bl'i’ul'd may b- throw, you might sayr from Japan. in. Rubber Footwear. We have them in both one proud of their progress In road-build- , wnu|d I.,- equally valuable to nrfy ' are the rest- country who has ambitions directed and four buckle. Made with a heavy double. sole i dents of Carlton, who are. hustling | towards Manchuria nnd the north of Bad Condition. Rutland for tho honor of having tho china. Uhlna controlled Korea unand heel. Dull finish. most miles of good roads in tho coun- U| ,h(, chlnesc.Jnpanesc war, ut rhkh time she fell Into tho hnnds of top part Is folded over to lit tightly favor of building around the waist and tied with n string or rope. You see in this Way no trouble Is taken m’er accurate not In good condition, strong incentive ,for or bigger,tuck or fold^via take in the Into Top. XtourfT theTrffbfirtwra li wimi small Jacket. The women wear the bonier* on hl* farm. Frank Ickes ' the trouser* 1 tlnuc to hold Korea It would only bo n 1 question of time before Japan would be settling In Manchuria and Mongohla farm, a distance of,about 90 rod*. trousers- The peopl-- never take thclr x RECEIVES GIFT OF FRUIT "~lh K“"w »■ clothes off except when they wish to wash them, which is every three ' FROM ISLE OF PINES, CUBA .'.".. : . months. They are what 1 call minute C'anl of Thanks—Wo wl»h to thank ursclves. , -------------, J1134. and departed this life our friond! und neighbors for thclr nets of kindness and for the br .uilf-il unrw count, which would mean Rus­ Frank HoiiglitaNn, For socks, everybody wears white sian troops In Koren mid a large nijv cloth ones, which are heavily padded good roads. Another mile Is being . . nl hasl» almost In Japan p'rppcr. In the feet so It looks as though planned from the Powell farm to Cy­ cent bereavement. h"'1Kh you ago of their opportunities with th.I'nniotiH Tropical I-land. / \ «s<*. She was united In marriage to Robert Alton. rus Bolson's place. For some time a had your foot In n pillow. T" These are I r,.B1in thm they are the ieiullng busl- r ,, ,, , ,, , ,, , , ‘ Abram Ward September *6. 1141. Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert McQueen. continuation of the stretch of Podunk made this way on account nt of the n,,M here today. When onv, Henry •lloughulln. of Balti; \Th,.y rM|ded ln Chautauqua county few people have heard of Korea. received n t. hrlstmas-rwmem- *ntll lg45i aftrr whlch they camo to de In most „n,| thlnlur about that for a idHr.l ...... Korea Itself I* not of much valut that they Grant H. Otis & Co. ds.<s, WLTK I Phone 74 an end—In so much «» she Is only light nt. The women neVer wear any about live hundred miles long and hats while the men wear something about one hundred and eighty miles that resembles a mouse trap und Is made of horse hair. All married men have their hair done up In n little knot on the top of thclr heads while single ---------------- —ftinided and back* Most 191 4 Excelsior Diaries. We have a sample lot, no two alike, at prices that cannot be duplicated. our ads. One of tho pln« about lo Inches long, nnd wvlgha al­ most nine pounds. Your old friend. .1 good tight land, surface Is wasted. Then again, the chief occupation being- rlc<« grow­ ing. the majority of the ground In the valleys Is made Into patty Helds— Pines. -lose by wishing farmrjl, hut In Koren only tho valleys are good far this purpose. This , We arc planning some very attractive, novel and intereating features for the New Year, watch Hastings, Mich VICTROLA IS NEEDED AT THE CODNTY HOME Frank Houghtalln. be sister. Mrs. Lucy Caakey/of Petoskey, who Is ninety-three /ears of age. and a host ot other kinsfolks and lov­ ing friends. Since the death of her ISAAC SPONABLE SHOOTS A CARRIER PIGEON home among her children, coming from Urbandale In October to spend most C. E. Harvey * HASTINGS, Mvwmmmmm Phone 143 MICH. "kwan"—knn) built underneath house with n 1 Aged Inmate* \Vho Have Little „ her side. This to Break yfouotonous Mfe. allows the smoke p is* entirely un­ aiirnuiin ik c.iiia-u ii. i»v .... * der the floor hentine It. on the way— by tho way, tho Hour* are made ot the life of .the Inmate! of the county j - ground are summed In two things. atone and It Is upon these that the 1 gold and copper. No tin. Iron. lead. people sleep, bed.* being unheard of. they hSd a vlctrola or phonograph was found among tho dead after Mr. I etc., nor no forests from which to get All tho food Is eaten. »ut of one bowl for thclr amusement. Many of them Hponable had shot a number of the and with tho aid of chop sticks— have such poor eye-sight that they 1 birds which had become so populous knives and forks are conaplclmi* by cannot read'to the others, There is I around hl» barn that they became one blind man ut the home. They , troublesome After Mr. Sponable had thclr absence. I am enclosing • bar postal-cards seldom have an opportunity to hour finished hl* work with a gun. he plck- than Dr. King's New IJfe Pill* for alt muslc. particularly band or Instru- ' cd up th.- dead and found that one of bowel troubles. They act gently and mental muMc. A machine of this kind , the birds wore an aluminum hand In- naturally un tho stomach and fiver. wh.it I have been trying to explain. Tho roads throughout Koren re­ would not cost much, und would udd scribed thus: "M. K. K. S5I." There, semble ut the present time, cowpalhs. much to the few enjoyment* which 1 was also the figure 13 on 1L . ■ . Tips resemblance being brought ubout these folks have. Th!* I* a prosper- [ by thn fact that oxen .ife used as the chief locomotion In truffle. They uro vldlng such mean* of entert.ilnim-nt = rigged out with n tvondgn rack, which I* Insigninccnt. The county cannot do too much for , nts over their bock and upon these racks the material for transportation those at the county home. Many of ▼ the Inmates were once prosperous. la piled. rarely seen. A thing which strbtk me Some of them lust all they had through ml-pluccd confidence; others, as being funny, und which comes lo my mind now th.it 1 am writing about once healthy In the prime' of lift. be-|^ carling, la the fact that .both hero nnd enme 111. and cnuld no longer tarry on the battle of life. Few of them t y in Japan the horses or oxen attached ever expected to be In tho county , by iktoolles" nnd never driven. The home. Some of uh who are today vn-I reason* for this being that It Is against Joying life with the'sense of security the law for n coolie (a laborer) to which prosperity gives- may some i Resolve to START the New Year RIGHT lime bn compelled to go "Over the I ▼ When I first came here I sympathiz­ Hills to the Poor House." as Will Carl- j by buying your groceries at the lowest prices, ed with the Korean p.-opfe very much cton. our Michigan poet, described It. Probably all of these old folks on-I A because they hnd their native counJoyed music when'they lived In their I quality considered. atudylng the conditions * while I have own homes, if-the county cun fur-l^ come to tho conclusion that It Is the nlsh them with’music, even though best thing that could have happened. It be of the canned" variety, let not ▼ Going along the lines of the present Does Your Shirt Have a ’‘Bulge” On? New Year Resolutions It’s our business to take the “bulge” out when we do your laundering and if you bring it to us we will make it fit you like new. During the next year "we wash everything every other We Resolve to Moot Theso Requirements Phone 243 for our wagon to call. American Steam Laundry Phone 243 SHULTBRS BROS., Proprietor. Hartings, Mich. and eventually comes Into posacmlon Cnrd of Tliank-.—I wish to thank of everything, the Korean* were bound tho patrons of Hural Route No. 4 for i lo Iom their country * ><mar or later to the handsome chair and other gifts one of the eastern nation* and ua Jap- which they u*v„ me. These evidences ion tho part ot the patron* are ap­ raa naturally went to her. although preciated. from what I can gather ahe la not to leen of Card of Thank*—Wc wish to thank through----- ..... re faot that Korea is of no ImportMQe'Jtf ths all tho friends who so kindly rememother nations, such as ICngland or •bered us at ChrUtthaa time. Wo apAmerica, Japan was ah]* td go on un. hampered. Another thing which strikes ma forcibly I*, that white we work and Our goods are fresh and our prices arc right—give us a trial. Wunderlich Gi Hastings, Mich. �tings Banner 1 wm. -a,.- nuo — Ha*UBtr»,-»l.*o. I ceaaedz Final account of admlnlMra,,, „ m. H- Mtehltr. tor fll»d. Dl»eh*r«e lam*d to John V. 13,100. Groff, aa odmintetritor. 0. m. wa«warl*der to Ifurl* B. . Estate of John Albartaon. Incompe­ _ il.oniman. 2 lol* Woodlawn plat. Bar- tent Annual, account of guardian j MU* A. COURT HOUSE HEWS l’ry.HH.0®.-- cent*. Marrlagr Ucerw*. • Edwin R. Mallon- to Mabel M. Mal... Edward J. Davi*. Detroit ’S | lory, lot. HaatinK*. »L200. School Report. Obituary poetry and rMOluUona, io Ljtfte D. Hartman. Cloverdale . H TEAR Report of the Parker school for li Probate Court. a line. V»ro Bull. Middleville OblluarlM of 20 line* or le«* will b* I Amea F. Haywood. Middleville 1* I (Mate of Olive W. Llndser. de- month ending December JI. II. Post-Paid. published fr»«; 5 c*nt» p«r Una eharg- [ Quy A. Willard, Middleville ... 21 i c<-n*ed. L4c«aa* lo sell real eitate u| ««........... once........... 40 ad for each line above th* 20 line*. (Middleville ..: 1> J private ante granted.. • > ?J I Katate of-Sarah R- Harthorn, ‘deNotice* of birth*, death* or- mar- j Grattan H. Stucky. Meltmore, -Ohio 21 Number boys enrolled. X. , BtlBSCRIlTlONB rlauc* will be printed free •* now* ■ Mablo'Stuckey. Naahvlllr .. •• 23 , rr-aard. tinier - appointing Gep. BNumber of girls enroMed. 0. 51 Hyde, aa adtnlnlitmtor i-nterea. pMttter. ■ ; Cha*. E. Htrlckten. Woodland Total rntyllment. IT. No communication will be publlah-1 Eleanor Roemer, Castleton . ared at the poatoffice -• — ••TI’T’—A r’ Percentage of attendance. #3.*B. ed under any clrcumitance* unit** It —------- — Michigan, as second cl bear* th* writer** name and postoffice . Quit Claim*, ntered for hearing Jan. l»th. mg the month wrfre: Lillie Norrta. addreaa Sarah J. .Searle* to U. Laven | m-uncn << "• Latntc KMatc or of JoMph Joseph A. A. rrumbacK. Crumback. uede- (, Hdnu Jone*. jonre. ISlalo Elale Whitworth. Fern I ADVERTISING RATES. , win. purcela m-c. 29. Baltimore, >1.00. i ceaacd. FJtUtl account tiled. Hearing' jjildrcd. Milford and Howard Tun-: JOB. PRINTING. I Fred 8. Baley to CIm*. F. Batey. 40*i Jan. 23rd. Inheritance tax deterrn- ' l(f r Thelma Haljock. Alfred Horn1 ” advertlrtnx rats* on appllt acre*, at-c. «, Irving. 1250. |n*d. and l<.u Qrout. * equipped Job offices In Western Mich-« W ? „ . hetate of Gladye E. Sloven*. minor. Albert Lyon*. teacher. Petition for for appolntlna-xuardlan appolutlng-guardian fllei. tiledlean and Is prepared to do any kind1 Warranty Ilmla. , petition — —■ of book and Job printing. Nashville Lumber Co. to O. G. ’ Nomination of Murtha Ward. u.t j vr.^ 'n.l. h guardian tiled. Order appointing en-I q HOW B ITUST Squire*. lot. Nashville. >1.000. , Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ro­ Robt. W..Rogers to Muri H. Belles. tered. Estate of Alice Stevens Rhoades. Wa-d for any ease of Catarrh that parcel, sec. IS. Maple Grove. >100.00. WHAT OUGHT 1914 TO BRING TO HASTINGS? deceased. Petition fur appointing curcd by Hall's Catarrh general and special administrator “““ “ cnrea Dy tiled. Order appointing Mnrtfia [ Cur®. J. Bleb'Hie best thing it could bring would be a "Get Together spirit that would forever end the,factionalism that has hcen sb harmful to lot. Woodlawn plat. Barry. >350. the city’fl interests, and Which has prevented many good things ‘»i*.Delbert Lancaster to Rollo M. from*coining and bad things from leaving. If we could have a "pull j together” elub, anti btlry all the other chibs and hammers with Milton B. Conyi-r to Glen C. Fi section 20. Hope. >1.300. which so much "knocking” has been done in thujtast. it would be Parcel, 1 profitable for Hastings. 1 There ought to be something like a Chamber of Commerce or ,acrM. arc. I fl. Ca»llcton. >100.00, Citizens Association that would be on the job every minute plug- : ging for Hastings, seeking to du the very needful but difficult work of stimulating public interest in niatjefs that will mean the progress of the city. -Wc believe a commission-govcrmyciil with a business manager would be good for Hastings. Wc arc making no accusations what­ ever, nor are conditions worse here than in most cities of this size : where, generally -peaking, altogether too little attention is paid to public business. But they ought to be much belter. A smaller and ; Iwittcr organized city government could du far more titan is possible ' with sucii a governing body as wc have. This would be jtiskl’s. true no matter what the politics of the council. Governing a city ■ is a business matter, very largely, ami needs the same painstaking care and management'that-is given in these days to other large business affairs. It ought to In-, and we believe it is. evident that the city of Has- j lings iwcds better school buildings and belter roads. It vyould not scctlt to us to be out of character for the school board to be looking. up plans that would end the crowded cumlition of the central school ■ buildings. Wc w<nild like* to sec some definite plan entered upon lo im­ prove the,City Park, and put the city's streets in better shape. We cannot do* it all in one year, but with a definite program to work ■ to, we might reasonably expect to see very much accomplished in the next five or ten years that would make Hastings a far morel pleasant place to live in than it is. It is now one of the best rcsi-1 dcncc dtics nf the smaller-sort, but it ought to be far better, for , few cities have so many natural advantages. . Wc would not wish to unduly exalt the inatepal side of life ■ in Hastings, but it is nevertheless an important matter. We have enough liyr,.prpgrcj$ivp. brct-p«;ipus f^gtorics in Hastings so that | wc know what a help they arc fd a town. Can we afford to stop where wc are? Ought wc not tn set before us the plan to get one or two more live Industries in Hastings during 1914? Wc do not believe Hastings can offer bonus enough to get big factories to move here, nor is it certain that such a policy would be advisable, because we could not house«thc operatives of a large institution. But wc can cay for the smaller ones very nicely.- ami as their growth is gradual, housing the operatives is not so large a task. I Wc have one available building that is well adapted for a small manufacturing plant. We ought to provide at least one more in 1914; and sec that both are occupied. In general town pride and town spirit ought to have a large growth in fastings in 1914. The town is worthy of both. Estate at Fred IL Barlow, den Final account of executor filed, der assigning residue of estate ■ NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, r in.il account of special ndminlstrajor । Mat free. 1-rleo V cents t>.r bottle. Soldi tiled. Discharge Innui-d to 1 cr as special ndmlnlstralor. PI DAMOFs JEWELEI OPTICIANS Prompt service in our repair depart­ ment on Jewelry. Watches, Optical Re­ pairing, both in mounting and lenses. Diamond Mounting (The Rings in'Stock) Clocks called for and -delivered anywhere in city. We are strong on Wedding Rings Two Doors East of Postoffice EARNING MONEY WHILE YOU SLEEP That’s what your Savings will be doing when you deposit them with us. It’s the little things of life that make the great things possible. This is true in the matter of Saving. Little Savings put into our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT will in a short time amount to a large bank account because we pay A GOOD RATE OF INTEREST—3% compounded semi-annually—a rate as high as good, safe banking will permit any bank to pay. Obituary. Henrietta Hannah Weltman horn In the township of Carlton, Bar•v liiv.nl un. 1»it t What arc a man's ’ best years" de­ pends largely on what his youth was —tho time for laying the foundation. It also depends upon the nature of hla work und something of hl* slam-1 Ina or staying powers; also, aji to . whether he ha* mastered Ills environ­ where' they ment* or allowed them to master him Hugo Munsterbcrg place* tho high Don’t delay the matter of starting a Savings Account with us. We can help you earn money. think* a mane beet work *hould be nlw*ya looked on the bright .side <•( Oster claims that little original and valuable w^rk la done after the ago of forty. Aa for my own humbin opln Ion. I um quite thoroughly convinced that a man does not roach his prime of Intellectual strength and lucidity Full* until he arrives at the halfway bouse —threescore and ten. > The life problem Is very much like TEETH WITHOUT a marathon, nnd should bo decided accordingly. On the one hand. It I* not a question of years, but of condi­ HOOF Ob' MUtTU tion—mentally and physically. How did ho paas tho seventieth milestone, Moat anyone can appreciate the old and decrepit or vigorously? On advantage of luvlug a full set of teeth the other hand. It Is npt a question as without u plot®‘covering up the roof lila condition? IHd h« coUapen or did obtain Hits tnullioil. nnd cun lit ho finish strtms?—Ix>a Angeles Times. of nerd. We want everyone to have a neat little sum laid away for some future time when you may need it and we will do our very best to make your association with us a pleasure as well as a profit to you. If there is any one thing we emphasize above another in the matter of treatment of our Customers it is accomodation. She leaves it husband and We want to call the attention of the ladies to the small private waiting rodm in the bank. This room is designed and fitted up especially for your private use any time you have any business to transact which may require the use of a room of this sort. It is comfortable, light and fitted up with desk and chairs. We invite you to feel free to use it at any time, Resources $700,000. Capital and Surplus $125,000. Hint People Worth Witching. ■ Tbrre arv certain pcroon* wboiu . phj»iuguou))*t* say should be avoidc-d by certain <flh»r peraou*. Thus. thp ' talker la warned to keep away from tfiv person with the overhanging forv , head, for bo will prove exceedingly deep In argument. The bualneaa man In mind that ti ciwt» y»u la advised to watch carefully when if this method of replacing deallog with tho man with tho rrerd1 Ing forehand' and chin, tho large, i curved and prominent bine, for bo will wUltutit any irapt , , of drugs to prodte'o 1 prove afirewd lu bualueag. that have plate* covering roof u mouth that have had ‘Ilin usual trouble*, Yuu will hear II aaid tty it, pul iblo dentists that UiK H im d«nc th® name ns *cl*nltat* I'. I>. UWL.NH HASTINGS CITY BANK “The Bank That Does Things for You.” Hastings Michigan to thunk my pultuns for the (ur coal and glures apiivlhit useful Present* they Rare pie during the holiday sea­ ton and 1 wish lu auy to iny patron* that your cuurtMy. your many acta uf ktedao-s and your good will have klvcii im: much ‘enjoynwut in my >। i Juljn L. Ormalx. Rural, Carrier Dowling. Route 1. »X85XS8X85X»XS«Xl»X»XffiX»X8tXmX»X>«XMXai' �hitmen nn<l shell—must Num from tho assimilated food through the CONSKJLTOKS Mlllir & Barris Funnture' Jjetnud Kmlwlmer always in attend.-! PHONE 22* OA 327 JOHN M. GOULD > Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone xya . Sowbwottm Barry Department •tic Creek nre attending some time aS William I’eolry’s. The school ChrAnwa ire** Was very Well attended Chrl-mnon eve. The IehlldFen did fine with their cxcrelrea Woman Is As Old As She Looks [ Experimentalists say that peas. iH*am«. wheat, cornmeal nnd’votne other Vegetables contain ranch flesh- ' forming substances, but it la difficult io aay what proportion of them should hr used or what quantity given ' without doing mischief. There are j The blacksmith shop ha* clotted certain fre<ls that give warmth and until nfil r’lho’liolKMs *. aid respiration, nnd certain kinds that John Crawford has gone to work In the Parker hotel In IJnstingx. grofrlngt animal, if we give only w.trmth.frrodiiclng substances the with Frank Sears of llaMIng*. consumers will fall In tho Incroamt of Visiting Mrs. aim norm, niu t- r Mr nniJ j-r lI1H ,.nt. r. > much flesh-producing nourishment It era! works. talnrd thrtr chUdr.-ti mul granit- hilgoes to waste or becomew injurious. •Robert VanValkonbiirg put up.n 1 linker windmill from XM»drm>. Ohio The science of feeding I" one that for Henry Hinrr 'aiu "•'••k must bo studied carefully If success is Hrhopl rlosrd for Hi ibn , vacation I desired. T« underfeed Is ns bad as to with n Ghrlstmaa tr.-v i d fin.- pro ! gram Wednesday hbtht. It was wrlli' wh-'-n nitrogenous olcim-nta nre neces­ altrntloj. Mis* Way. t>.>. h-r ami th- , to contrib- sary. and vice versa, will do more children n’rr glad of a lath- vui-.iihui.. harm than good. Food for tho object UNDERTAKING AN FUNERAL DIRECTOF LAWYER i "kk >s sn nuucn anti a nan or cunI rent rated food m*lo up of lime. soda. > sulphur, iron, phosphorous, magnesia, oil and albumen. HAOTtWOM, UCHIQAM jvsyanclng. Havine • ' rt of Abstract Beau. FIRE INSURANCE LU H. PRYOR WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate S EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on ■ LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of busincsH at a SMALL PROFIT. It you have never dealt with us, why not give ua a trial. Order Our Drays When you have any moving to be done. TWO ’AVTO TRUCKS. PUMP ARD SAFE MOVING Oqr Specialty. HA8TIN6S TRANSFER CO Chink of fitnrv Smith l l.TI'r IIIHVW l>- ' "■ .'II U»UK>*Mr nMM lllld ,nov,..| h|, f HI'VD OF GUI.I. I.\K1< \lr. amt Mrs. Isom* Allli.-n wont it ‘... . . ' KJilatnnxoo to niirmi French paulurcrs. bdlove In imll- th„ lllll(.r-. brother. M ing grain. Tt Is put In a pan of water' uri|,.. ami boiled until soft -nough to he SiiU Gertruda Rnl:< easily bruised between the lincrrs. It ... .. .. .. , Is claimed that four pints of o.its boiled, will Illi a pint measure ten times; four pints of buckwheat, bail­ ed. will nil a pint measure fourtm-r times; four pints *>f corn batted, will tallied Christmas Ihn f •mil—* of Har­ nil n pint measure ten limes, at-d ry Chittenden, Ray Holland and Hhrrfour pints of rye balled, will till a pint mnn iT.iuty «.f this pl. • ale. and measure fifteen limes. Italic Knlflln of HhiuiiHn^.l. poultry house* should bo located whore they will get the morning sun nnd should bo elevated so that the iarlty than the American Barred Ply­ Hocks or the While Wyandot­ rain and surface water will drain mouth te*. and they fully represent our Ideas away from them. In what a market fowl should Ik— no remodeled by tearing nut the medium weight, plump body, quick multi. front nnd leaving it open for growth, yellow skin, .yellow legs nnd complete surpriv «■ "il,,| Shelby Nash «crn'K”>“r'- W"” ■nly-rivo people. Undoubtedly Mr. or line gravel to the depth of four or Grand Rapids, lllicb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner o( Monroe and Division Ave. Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 ..ml h.» Vl'Kl'lL.. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS JOR BACKACHE KIDNEYS AMO BLADDER SELL FARMS, HOMES, SUMMER RESORT PROPERTY, AND BUSINESSES, McCue with NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED. Mr. Property Owner will you co-o|>erate with me to bring about a better condition ol the market lor Barry County Real Estate and maintain that market at all times? • With yuur hearty co-operation 1 can. with my long experience, and knowledge ol not only HOW. but WHERE, and WHEN, to advertise-. • ‘ And with the,NEW and UP-TO-DATE PLAN I have de­ viled to be abb- to get your property l>efore TEN THOUSAND .PROSPECTIVE BUYEHS-AVITHIN THIRTY DAYS alter it •has been listed with-me; . * *«• cannot throw much light upon 1 did thclr put See Them. Hooks inueli like a Simon pure era.* (between White Wy.uidotto nud Light Brahma. They ore rikeih-ni layers. I We cull the llr.ihm-is^nd ih. Leg(horn* American, but strictly sprnklng they belong (n^ England nnd Italy. All sorts of electrical vork All Work Guaranteed vantage, without doubt, by feeding । Alta, nnd John K. Hogg of Grand *’Hh mash. We would moisten the Ledge hre vlsiUr. i i< It ninth. » .u.d mn*h. and feed thia sparingly al first. I‘dd scltoolm.it. r h r . for Hu* reason that if. strong In pro- ( Edward C.tmj.1 .1 and wife of C 1t,<1n- "'c ure nnt fortunllti* aa to'nr Frevk mid I:.. Johnson nnd v.if. ( Ih’' "Mr «•’ secure this supply* cheap. I of Yorkville sp. •, 'lirlstmns wiih L OEO. VAN TIFFLIN KlMtrlclan. CUilp, bluuu A Sunil 1.1. C«. I can buiLd up and maintain such a market that any property owner can expect in sell his pro|x-rty for a reasonable price in a reasonable length ol tint. . and AT ANY TIME OF THE YEAR. .Such should Ih* the condition in EVERY COUNTY, and such a condition can Iw brought about by th«- hearty co-operation of the Would you advise dry ashes. । vacation with h« land, for instance Is more of thr moist earth for dusting boxes for this i lot<“. Cochin M(df. nnd Is not so prolific ns coming winter? Ikivo nlwaya used ■ ■ *«-w<-y Stani-.i. -------------- ...... tha Brahma of America. ashes but birds serin to fade an much ' »*’l,*»'»l epent l:>- w-fk with Ills muIn winter as In summer, and still don’t naao TWde tn Effect March », ivig. tie* he handles lu- Improves In their —L. U - Dally Except Sunday. utility qualities. There was a time I Answer. No doubt but your bird* when he considered the show room of are the colored kind, which would be mTiro Importance than the production I affected by ashes. I. their plumage, Ing hla mother Mr-.. Clara Cl.ir Elmer Staple iCalamnco.i of meat and eggs, but today It Is dlf- M<d«t earth I* very much preferred us Henry Smith and >fe Sunday. ferenL The day Is not far distant'a dust bath. outward • Studying Problem of Age. For FroM Bites nnd Chapped Skin. , Tho brittle arteries of old age both ..rt. :u. .»n and . v-n.mt. church i " ' m2' The non-sitting varieties lay white which the doctors call athermotos. । Ix-onnr.l Du-ll- ■ <le Urlstmas din-';?• * ' 1,1 'toea; chapped hands and lips, chll----------- -- ....................... — --------_ --------- . —-------------------- .... n««r with his br-.lhcf Clgrctv. at Del- * n,. blalna, cold • sores, red and rough j•produce n brawn egg. To much mid- ' unavoidable and more or less nhyal- i,onskins, there' Is nothing to equal Buck, | lings In tho feed will cause sm..ll accompaniment of advancing I A"" ten's Arnica Salva. Stops tho pain' ■ixod egg*. Tho egg gradually doa. ‘ Christinas v responriblo directly and; Mrs. Ida . nt once and heals quickly. In every orogses In-slxe nnd weight as thr li>y 1 f**”' ..home there should it a uox handy all Ing season prolongs. The «ix<* of thr 1 Indirectly for a very considerable por- visiting hoi tho time. Best remedy for all skin egg. as a rule. Incrraaes with the ago ( tlon death rate. Thote Uuniild. non of ot the inc annual anm diseases. Itching rcsema, tetter, piles, ■ >f th<* hsn. '] aar.vriln.k — _ 11.101011-Hrtmmlo Arm-at' nnd family am! sanguine l-nllr. folks who hold that death etc. 16c. Recommended by Carveth Vvrnlcc K 11.- spent ChriABmn Kvery particle of the car-yolk, al- ' •"> •‘l°u,d PO«‘P<>ne<l to the Miss Rrm 4 Stebbins, A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. Ernest Crandall and family mat aldo of one hundred years man— —. Bantleld. hither aide that centenarians should be the rule Burr and Ho>d <’iark nf Hmu l;tgi । rather than the rare exception—are high school visit..1 thclr mother Mrs . SklliI coming morn and more to question tho i«. OH. Robinnecessity for this early rusting out of' 1 the body plumbing. Metchnlkoff's fa- ( Tiger flesh wa* oaten by the Ma­ moua studies which led him to the Wedn.sd.iy evening nice lays to give thorn strength and cun ­ conclusion that sour milk was the crowd and many Hull elixir ot longevity, started the ball ning—a course of reasoning which made happy with the . . rolling afresh, and since then the was not wholly Illogical—and among physiological laboratories have been our early physicians there appeared ml H» song* and recitation-, School busily at work studying the problem be a desire to find a medical agent ."h .uPPo..d jam., .10, tb. ..... J; ichuU Evening Poet. diseased part. Hut these agents be- for (h„ mnnth ,,nillrtg December 1?. came so revolting in character, that -' •« they marvel bow patlenta could sub­ mit to their treatment Fox's lungs Ono small boy of my acquaintance for a cough, pigeons cut in half while will be careful when he grows up alive and applied to the foot warm, a The following pupils were neither about that- business of writing his ad­ dried toad put Into the armpit or tied abrent nor tardy during the month: dress legibly, if he retains hie present to tlio head for fever, hedgehogs, Ethelyn Anders; Norma Wichman. sense ot Importance ot making the earthworms made into sjrrup, snails, Busti Hayward. Leone .Peake. Mar­ garet Hayward. Homer McCallum. vermin, cats, ucw-bom puppies—all Grace Peake am! Dorothy Wichman. era tho other evening, and, after tho figured among old remedies, many up Alice Foley, teacher. enumeration of those upon* whom be to comparatively r'-cent times. One invoked a blessing, concluded: “And Might Have Been Worse. was advised tn cm off a lack of one's "Wbat are jrou swearing about?" Inhair and drink It * Uls wine or beer to Ladysmith avenue. qulred the farmer. “Oh," growled the cure plague. utotorist, -'thia machine got broke taV about the destlaatloa of Uft an­ down, and 1 can't gel it to go." “You're ; Do you begin to cough at night Just swer.—London Chronicle. when you hope to sleep? Do you have in luck," said the farmer; “the last1 ^■“llchllhg thront that keiyiv you man 1 saw round here got all broke i Bunchsd Them. awake? Just take Foley's'Hopcy and . During a Catholic convention O'Sul­ Tar Compound. It will check the, livan got a Job as a taxi driver. One cough and stop the tickling sensation Drink Mads From Kola Nut Kola la one of the moat popular soft | day at the. hotel he got a pprty of four at once. Does not upaet the stomach. that wanted to go to four different sons. Arthur K. Mulholland .—Adv. drinks in Jamaica.. Tho kola uuta i churches immediately. One wanted to go to St. Joseph's another to SL Paul's, England, where Uft- ulrup la manufacanother to BL Peter’s, and the other to cured, colored, flavored, and then it Bt. Mary's. O'Buillvsn drove them lo tawnt back again. All Saints' church. FOR SALE 6 Single Comb White Leghohn Cock­ erels, Youngs' Strain 3 Barred Rock Cockerels 3 Anconia Cockerels the only thing that would cure him. Goo. Potter, of Ponllac. Mo., was down on hln Iwk with kidney and bladder trouble and Foley’s Kidney Pills made him well and able to work. Bishop of Battle ,1 floor clean and f.tdjiuii removing the manure. IBRARY [AMPS Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 School Ilcport. J. Wnlah and receive salvation. Wo are pt provide n dust Inth for the fowls. (■electing only proper typo nnd laying ing for you whorrMivou may be. Where dropping boards are used un- ability In his matings, and secures The W. C. T. I', tlrtr meet with ! Matthews . month ending Deoemlwr IS. PUS. Number nf days taught. !0. Hcptembcr Is the beat month In nil they of similar type, breeding same ns C. H. G. the year for tho annual house­ ours, or what? cleaning. Remove nil fixtures such Answer. Our opinion of these bird* bird, us roasta dropping boards und nr*ta I *" Identically tho atmo ns af any other if rush th.-cobwebs Jtnd dust from the I Vent performers In this lino of l*n- Delton t.i spend a w. wall, nnd celling and remove the lit- I dcavor. W<- llrmly Im>IIovo th.w ony| , ter and dirt from tho floors. When j K°°d strain of birds ean be made to | floors are «>f earth remove as much as । produce, and produce wonderfully. , appears to Im, mixed with dirt or ex-1 under proper conditions. In this In-; i-roment. ' ----- - -- . . Then with n spray pump or a brush apply lime wash to every part nf the । building. This lime wash Is made by slacking rock lime with hot wnter nnd I thinning |n the consistency of sktm| milk. If two per cent nf carbolic , add Is tiddcil tho wash Will ho mnr? Offectunl <18-a disinfectant. The roosts should bo painted with all may enjoy If u. und tobacco dual <>r stems added to •erklns haa gone to the straw or sawdust nesting material. Ip.C.LAj. hMi57 Hiitlip Favorite Prescription -- ----- - - ------- ... ...................... Ing gore exorcising, for without prop- b or muscular movements the dlgosll-m i will l»o defective, and no good result* can lie expectod. Hon house* for winter layers should ho built n* snug u* possible on tho tjireo side*, north, east and west, and with an absolutely tight roof. Tho south aldo should bo.almost entirely open to the sun ami air. Muslin cur­ tains may bo provided so ns to partly close tho front oh very cold nights or during storm weather. There Is no danger from exposure In an open front house during the day or night, provided that all opening* arc on one side nnd below a horlsontal piano of Hu, roosts. This open front must al- with rooting paper. Both ends and th.- back of the house should also Ik* cope with these two American standWind proof. If the house la more Ilian eight feet high. It should be What do you think of tho English Leghorns. entered nt Hlorrs nnd Moun­ floor. from tain Grove? How dn they compare Smith Bros. Velte & Co. DR. PIERCE’S Under such conditions you ar>- fortified from being compelled to sacrifice your properly if occasion should arise where you had to sell on short notice. > I have been req nested hundreds and hundreds of times in the last year to GET BUSY, nnd get into the Real Estate business again. Now that I have, wt I you get busy tn-J co-operate with me? 'If you will, fill out the blank below and mail it to me AT ONCE. If you will I will send a man. dr com!- myself, and look your property over and negotiate a satisfactory agreement to sell it. By April ist next I want mot less than 200 FARMS on tny list, and ALL THE SUMMER RESORT PROPERTY THAT IS FOR SALE IN BARRY COUNTY. Fill put blank lielpw and mail it to trio today. Do it NOW. C. B. BENHAM, Real Estate and Investment Broker, Hastings, Mich. Dear Sir:— . *1 desire to sell my property and will list it with you if satisfactory agreement can be made later when you look over my property. ’ • • My property is located on Sec.—Town ., County. State.. No-Acrcs... Price -Terms.. Buildings described. .. 2 White Orpington Cockerels Name. P. o____ 3 Sicilian Buttercup Cockerels 1 Pair Buff Cochin Bantams JL F. D. State.. C. B. BENHAM . Real Estate and Investment o M a.«_ r> • [no North Broadway. �UKTORKATOKAK. a0KK»A.T SCHOOL HJESSOH question without *s «MM for your meditation, noting that it la in child­ likeness that wo muat saur Into th* kingdom of God Mv HI. He Msasod thorn, aa tho Hebrew father WMW Tho portion not printed. Mk. 41. represent* un Interesting laaaon la humility. John had seen one who wan not of their particular group, and ha took It Mpon hlmeelf to for- Women of superior edv disccnuntnt i force to their derful correc one clip of tho rice. cooksd. add a lableapoonful of sugar, ths yolk of one eg*. * ublrapoonful of corn­ starch. a pinch of salL two cups of new milk and vanilla to flavor. Bring all to the boll tvhlle stirring. pour In- Liver Tablets rife of Maple Grove. Tbioufhost the naay etaree " * thromh the ordaalt er sera reliable year*, there ia no ufw i for itonuch troubles ytta for Chrl«tn>a». Dor und.wife pt I but n little pepper. black or red as preferred. Is in Improvement. After eruptblng pal ' lhe oyster between the hands and Uy upon u platter to * ano Mr. and Mr*. Har.ey Hend the flowers; dry well before frying. To fry. im­ qf Batllo Creek and Mr. «pd While the hand cun huld. , merse in deep, hot fat In which a rrtx-rt of Hastings spent Chris:- And lhe heart be told. of bread will brown nicely. th Mr. apd Mra. Floyd McKay. I Hwcct word* In It* fettered hours. piece When the oyster comes to the surface It I* done. Drain and keep upon a Niwblt. (inly the most thoughtless or ignor­ Miss Florence Smith spent Sunday ant woman goes about with protrud­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolter and Mr. ing hatpins. loea. und pul In a pint of water with a Creeds and philosophies and all pinch ot unit, and let stand all night. Floyd Nesbit and wife spent Bun- knowledge are vanity and folly before Next morning sponge the satin on the the lure of the one pink-cheeked lass. right aide with this mixture and wipe tightly with a cloth. Then iron on Battle Creek Aleck Olllesplo wrong side, and It will bo a* Klosay as Value of Silk btocking». Alex Gillespie and family ut thu No system ot physical exercises yet invented cun compare for one mo­ ment with silk stockings for giving un erect carriage lo the female head.— cconomlcar. Two cup* of sugar, one half cup of lard. Holl a package of Oliver op I on* needed raisins until they are soft and use lhe water In whieh they have Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. Smith aui. been boiled, plus enough apple sauce daughter* Mildred und Eva arc visit­ or any sour sauce or frult.Juico to ing hla brother Herman Smith and make two cups of liquid or acinlfamily at South Boardman. llquld. In this dissolve two tcuspoonArmlna Gillespie la at home from her needle and not the streets!” ex­ Tuls of soda. Add n pinch of salt, claimed the old fogy philosopher, who flour, lhe raisin*, cinnamon, cloves Mias Ruby BHl pent part and nutmeg. The amount of lhe Enough should t>c George GIHespIc. of the M. A. JJ. Is spending his vacation at home. The friends und -nelgEburs of Will Even.the not very thrilling role he Charlton pres^tted him with a pursee plays ut a wedding ua the father of thr HORSES FOUND WILD HOME at 25 Ceots a Box way. forthwith, and Immediately, found some 40 times In the Rook. It Is the shortest of the four Book*. A* corded In the servant gospel. The Servant’s works arc made prominent rather than Ills words The key The Outline Developed. Luring the early part of His minis­ try Jesus did not make prominent Illa death and resurrection, allhough Hounding forth tho message •’Repent for Iho kingdom of heaven Is at ht\nd." 8eo Mat • :** Jesus Himself kingdom promised Fax-ourugiiig lite Aged. recent wedding In Chicago tho bride’s A medical authority la of the opin­ porinnt to make Give Him Time. mother not only, gave the bride sway Benton—^liavo you tried all the In a more or )<*w» commonplace man­ ion that the aged should receive from remedkH that your friend* have ner. but she pronounced a bencdlctlun "tartan u -sympathy und support that rvoommoftded for your rheumatism?” will help and cheir them. The old Tu 1str—"Great rtcott, no! I haven’t bad the pesky disease more than Poor Girt. "May I tell you the old, old story?" he asked. She looked down, blushed Talc- - ounce* of butter. 2 ounces and nodded her asaenL ho ho told her tor the twenty-seventh time how of Hour. 2 ouiH-es of sugar, two eggs, n little- baking powder and half u pint of.milk. Beal the butter with a woodBrooklyn Life. of the drags will cure his cold.—K*>- in." remarked a prospective tenant, 1 suggest that you call It ‘Ths Sardinia." * swim to some little toothsome Inlet aas City Times. im-sscngor* to proclaim the same tid­ ings. not ' to Gentiles, but to Israel, iMat. 10:S-7). Ths kingdom of heav- the lard. Chincoteague. It on Ol me oaii-wua uunw ••••• Tight Another "Limitthe stretches of the island and of They were searching for Assotsague; strong, shaggy, small creatures, somewhat larger than the tho Optlmlat says, loafs around tho th* new apartment house. Shetland poniee, who plunge boldly this distinction. . should. Without too great a depurt| urc from actual truth, tell him how । young he look*. An effort should ba I made tu keep hl* mind plcu&uitly t-mpluyed. The tonic effect uf a local happening, which engage* the utteni Hon of the community. <m the aged Chincoteague from Mme wrecked ves­ sel In the eighteenth or perhaps the seventeenth century, and. In the couree of time, to have degenerated In else. Ons bird alts oa a bough and tings Another bird alt* on a nearby bough and chirps. And you ural grass lo fsed them, and for drink little pools of slightly brackish waest ones make little reservoirs for themselves by digging with Uetr hoofs. ** each. Once a year, In July, the horses sro rounded up in Aaaoteague and in Chincoteague and are driven down Into the town, where they are penned and the colic are branded. Then Mme mainland, who will give as much aa a hundred or a hundred and twentyfive dollars for a "stylish'' horse. FARMS FOR SALE Money to Loan on Real Estate Now ia the time to buy farm land. Let ua hear from you before you buy. Ezra Morehouse G Co. and thclr rough coats are properly curried, they present a very attrac- Ezra Morehouae will be at Hastings Saturdays! Delton Mondays. WM SUFFERS ' .my country and uro nowhere expensile. Ip the treatment of the ; eggs a flat vessel of about 100 quart* ls tilled t>» half II* capacity with the l preserving agent. Into which the egg* 1 aro dlpp* <1 for two mlnulc* und tbun I allowed tu dry. Fur the dipping yro- Is located in the rear of Hoonah's Cigar Store and Club -Room. One luuket Is dipped af*. and by employing a HOT SOUPS GOOD THINGS JQ [If . HOT SANDWICHES, >11 kind*. I BLUE POINT OYSTERS. The BEST COFFEE in the city. Look Me Up and try one of my 15c Business Lunches. TOM DOYLE ■jaff«r*on Street dipped simultaneously. In this man­ ner two or three |*orson* can dtp L'liainlx-rlnln'~ tough Krtnnly. Maa tings* Mich. lAitAdSuu | The piace t0 Meet Your Friends, j Cindy • We have just installed our NEW CASES making every case in the store dust and dirt proof. They are zinc lined through­ out. We have . The Only Electric Moistener in the county making it very easy for us to always give you your favorite Cigar or Tobacco, CLEAN, MOIST snd JUST RIGHT. We solicit comparison. Try us and see for yourself. SAT’RDAY, Jan. 3rd SPECIAL i Briur Pipe______ _____ ________ ’ I |wcksg«' Smoking Tobacco.... I 1 i>»i.'kage Pipe Cleaners_______ ? J All for 25c Wc also have a few one-half pound packages of Prines Albert fXa* which wc arc selling with a Block Meerschaum Pipe I Vi 9 Vv J. F. Hoonan ifferaon St. Heatings. Mich* Mtelltrs Know where you stand in your business. suffering, but uf**. the glory that wa* to follow ft I’.vr 1:11). ’’The third day.” This l» n surrvctlun day In the Scripture*. H”, Gen. k 1:10: 11:4: 42:11: 1 Cur. 11/1 v While Hla mind wo* tixed on the ertto*. they were disputing ubuiit greatness. Wh* n questioned about It th*-ir lh*« win* silent. They knew they hud lam thinking men’s thought*, not God’s (2:12). Helf hud been prumliy ul. They had true to tell is to have a record of all the money you receive and where it goes. -Wo have special Blank Books for every purpose in sizes to suit < your needs. The Rexall Letter File at 25c is • < like this llttls holiday: Indeed, some wrttera are popular just because their whole filing cabinet in itself. ♦ A most complete line of supplies for your ♦ plete idleness among them. Rut It le not the proper alm of writing to Pro­ voke this kind of unconscious Idle- office. All kinds of Pens and Pencils, Pen Hold* era, Pen Racks, Inks of all colors, Ink Wells, Mucilage, Library Paste in all size jars, Rulers, Rubber Bands, Erasers, Stenographers* Note Just lit n know slut you mod. just as unflattering. Garveih & Stebbins: wer* far from i.irfeoL What a pic­ ture of ourselves! How often our words and aetlutii betray selfishness. •Yhe desire of being first show* only fltnesa tu bo last. Such u desire re­ veal* nothing but sulf." Bclf-cxaltu- wllllngnwa lu Itayn. with tho spirit manifested by th* disciple*- Hvcrtv* Ing “in mr name” 'passat take place until you arc "in mr name." Have you received Jesus, aa your Saviour? if not, no amount of other ”rt«l»1na” will save you. Hatvallon la lu none other (Acta 4:1>|;^,JY Jcwus was niuell displeased (In­ diana nV because of the unaracluus way tin* discipl. . treat cd llio«e who brouatif Uielr children tv Jesus- Thia Is the only time that this word Is used ut Jesus. It indicates much arief. Is it not aignitiiant that U* only lime 'Ho wo* "much dirplaaaeC was when the disciplsa were seeking lo hinder th* bringing ot children lo Him? Why till* spevlal imerost irt lhe III- C«um and IKHt'It ia very curlew to •*." mM Blither*, ”wt»t a musical voice Mr*. Brigbtayee baa. and yet wbagargr only naturgV a«14 Vlup. "Ttm i Mra. Bright*?*! lurnri French phonograph, and ah* ha» mlrtakan ittpertMtlopp ot the »*cor<J« far A Diffeeeacw in Working How*. A man * wurklug day Is • hour*HIs body organ* must work p»rt«eily buMuosa of this world, but Jesus 24 hours to Keep him ill for t hour* — ------ ‘~-<Hhr* HKIK made Hla appeal for chlldrsu. Is ----- .. llfsre that In the Bill* i;1‘Ud with which Jesus Christ it»« fellowship, Into your system w all unknown to those outside? Head tonowU*. ' A. E. > Books, Calendar Pads, Diaries. tented readers. No clergyman would wish to fill his church because his sermons had the power of putting all hla congregation to sleep; and tho writer who become* popular through Nagging “Worts Than Murder." Supreme Court Justice BUckmar to Brooklyn refused to grant Mra. Abbie K. Rossman a separation from hat husband, Edwin J. Ros*man. and Uli the young couple "V> got togathof Christ. Humiliation and "stop nagging each other.” Hon. Take tb- t lai "SomeUmoa Mbiak.** JeeUee BlMte and He gives a place uf exaltation. Let u* think uf III* exaltation. n<>( mar aaid. "nagfini ia a worse crtiM our*. If we arc faithful i»i exalting than murdar. aad that it deaa taore to Him. He will exalt u«. "And Ho look destroy happiness." He also told ths a child.” probably ., small child. Sarno husband that he ought to furnish hit word used > Ilmen In MuL 3. there wife a place to live apart from hip translated "young child.” Cou*tra»t th,* infant’* deiKitdenor. cunSdotue. mother. It means money to you to know which lines are profitable and which are not. This applies to the farmer as well as the merchant. The only way provoke It aro probably thsmsalvoa unconscious of tho affect they pro­ duce. Even they aro trying to pay something, snd falling so pretentious­ ly that their fnllure Is concealed from gpod f<*r nlnn months and th* coughs and colds. Blank Books and 0HI66 SUDDliBS thing, that hla as In Egypt the night of the passover either u lamb mu’t be killed or the "Behold tho tlrstluirn must match scratch. Ono ot these will not chirping—not the note of •f longing. and long-lived; one old Inhabitant with Mt. which tok*s Him back to boasts of a mare, most prolific ot In current affairs is often quite auTU- Abraham only, where the Jewish na­ colls, which lived to bo forty years tury. They thus have something lo tion begins). Hla early ministry re­ vealed n<> purpoe* concerning the Harper's Magaxlne. an- thi’ living present, the Jew*. But Hie «wn received Him e milk. Wh num rar.-lv bi-ruin*-* j not (John 1:1 f). and now He an­ mlxiun- Into . nip., oven* preysi*uai> uun.i in »••*», plan' tn th.- activities. pf the house- nounces to His dlf. iples tho coming STOCK. PHRASES A MISTAKE death and resurflsiXlon. Three limes SMcr-r-so that’ they do nut crack. ; SurHy ums Hyomei. It* nsturcs t>M fla ,(. h IO>ii well«cir uuur,. u h ,h> pu> are them buttered nnd put ■■■ In ; ..... When through age * rsmedy for catarrh, bronchitis, croup of'the mixture about half an in.-h thick; man's occupation isigone It I* difficult clph-s. each time adding some details Ultimate Create Detriment of fabetsergny inflammatory disease ot the ■ for him tu adjust hbn*<-lf to the ldl< breathing i organ**— you urea the it — no uhd when done put a little Jam in ;, n'< as that follows ued lo make that tu th,- previous »talemcnt. The cross . leisure a source of happlncse rather There are writers with something Ita healing balsams quickly reach the । pull* Newa airedteefthe no»c,\hroat and lungs— risen the enemy read with any attention, because their • lhe catarrhal germ* are destrq, cd. always convenient tu make un otuI'rvM-rrtug Kgs'sense is constantly weakened by stock ..OB.ui ... Zurich re­ (Mat. 4:10). The second Itox-'It Wa* If *ufferini; from dropping* in the throat, fashluti' il rice pudding, simply uf rhe . phrases. They have not learned to mad. a rcuort uf » new nroceaa mentioned our record saf* (V^SS) witcry eyes, husky voice, diachsrge from anil rrtilk which must by baked for fit their thoughts with their own lan­ veral hours anti stirr.d frequently. ' ' . ’ whl,.h the note or that choked up feeling—try Se the* understood not that saying, and A de licious rice \udillng may bo I «Xh7 ' ut tn? th^t To guage. and these thoughts are dis­ liyomei now-today-complete outfit 11.CO. mad., quickly with coM cooked <•( werfc afraid I k u«k Him. ” Instead of ' traei'S !. gre guised In language that seems to understanding and Interesting them• CARVETH A STEBBINS A writer who can I ^Mention b*-cuu»c ot ■eive* In the cr«»«». they wen- think­ mean nothing. und economy. Il I ing about their own individual great- TOM DOYLE’S SANITARY LUNCH ROOM Nice Scrota hers. If a calendar seems too pretty to gloriously. TheGoods Rexall Store Delivered ♦ " Phono 31 • ♦ Hsstrtigg, Mich < - N®W YEAR’B LBADEB.8 NOT* OV* WSCPU.SAS.041N* ro* THIS WCf* O«M. wmiklu Itsui. tv II,....... ......... ,....1P, le 0*,4»* wh*l* CoO.k, mu Ua*. aiO. fe II*............... ■« ltom •«•>. ’ to.a... .................... ....................... Ip Ito. capita*---------....... 3* IK. IF Bmp, �♦ n.-.r-.nnrr. . THE SECRET of Our . Mra. Mary A. Hills of Battle Cr«rk waa a guest l-'riday uf Mr. and Mrs. Chariu Kidney. Saverul friends and netehbora of Mra. Gammago and daughters got busy last week Friday and cup Up a nloo quantity of flrewoaB tor their use this winter. “ ' Don M. Eatep of Grand Rapids waa a guest Thursday of hla parent*. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Btotcp of Irving. Walter Bcobry and R. J. Bnyder and families entertained th» following guests over ChrlaUnaa: H. B. Wood ,, , SUU and w Wile, ife, L. L. J. .YJe Nye SUU and Mr. MF. CDSCSIIBhackelSuccession and wits also mim .Daisy xy. <.r I Grand Rapids. John Vandenberg of Its the first place we be- ferine^ Manly Hroodpen.1, a brother ‘ • of Mr*. Sprlnircr.taatArnBK Wednesday ' lievc la the adage that ''Honesty is ami Thursday. Charles McCann to somewhat In­ the beat policy" in the plumbing busi­ disposed thia week. Mr. McCann to afflicted with an attack of la grippe. ness. And then, too, we believe that For some time post Gale Kntulng has been at work* on tho Grund Rap­ everybody's money is equal. Your Ids and KaWmtxoo Interurban line. Lust week work was discontinued un­ dollar ia fas t as good aa any other til spring and Gale camo home for an extended visit with hla parents, Mr. and will go {tut aa far with ua. and Mrs. Charles Kidney. idling you. Four Delivery Wagons Make Our Service Prompt Don't depend on I Hastings endorsement. I the autements of HaaUagi Mrp. K. Barlow, lie K. High Bl. Hastings, Mich., says: "I used to suffer In my k|dncy>. After I stooped It hurt -pie to straighten. Al times I was nervous and dtoxy. When I sa,w Doan's Kidney Pills advertised. I got a »uppj/ at Mulholland's Drug Htorw. Thu -ret box relieved me and 1 con­ tinued using them until I waa com­ pletely relieved. All I previously Mid about Doan's Kidney Pills in public i We take pride in giving PROMPT and SATISFACTORY SER­ VICE. ♦ The reason we can give prompt and satisfactory service is be- ■ cause we are equipped for it. Our yards are conveniently arranged. We cents. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo. Now York, sole agents fur the .United Stoics. ' , -< r Remember the nitnc—Dunn's—and take no other.—Adv. .- carry full bins of the very best grades of coal we can buy—POCA­ MOUTH BOWNE. >!r. and Mrs. Clair Teller visited. Sunday with A. Gackeler's. J. Snyder and family uro entertain­ ing Melinda and Amscy Shults and Ltxxlc -Frey from Canada. wMr. nnd Mrs. Oil Pardee were parents of Muskegon, mas guests of B. Newman and wife. Teller’s. • W. Wallace was In Hastings SaturEast of Postofficc -------------- . j day. HOUT1I HLTLAND. r Miss Lulu Thomas of Logon spent Phone 126 « Hastings Mrs. Butler Smith and children Saturday night and Sunduy with Mias ,,-pent a few days at -.Hastings last Minnie Gackcler. . - •* ——. ■ —- .......... % ' i week with retoUves and attended the I Max Kayser.snd wlfo called on RobA —SSIT. — »» ItoPltot Xmus tree. Un Christmas I ert Crumback and wife Sunday. day Frank Smith, nt Hustings, gave a I Guest a at tho homo of Mr. und Mrs. I family dinner fur hla son Butler und ' Kuample Xnua wore Henry Kucmfamily. ' | Pio und family, John Karcher und about your coffee? The particular J Fred Smith .nd Wlfo had . family । “"V.r" dinner Wcdm-day und a Xmas tree! •••' ''?,'d„U,n'ly’..fi,r coffee drinkers buy coffee from us fur tho children. Afton Smith und | cnco M«n*d*ct By ate Lhrtstand feel satisfied. You will stop wlfo from Hastings und two children. d"’nvr w,th Slmon und Dan und Bertha spent the duy and ... .. "fussing" about coffee when you evening with them Mr* “n‘* 5,r’- M' visited Sun( evening wttn mom. day with Mra 8. Heirlgic. "buy front the I .. ”i *.h “.nd Y*,c t'5 X,,naV"n James Kidder and family spent Vvi '“o’ uJ'1 !B"n<*ay Ml tho homo ot hl» father J, '■••epun. the parents of Mr*. Smith, j Ridder of Irving. AA.UMV** jjr. Osburn's family spent a very H. Gooch snd daugter Clara culled •■A , „ r.. u ... . ! pleasant Xmas In their home. Eleanor I on Wt>. Nebbs of Clarksville, Monday. -10 Jefferson St. Haslingi, Mich, und Irene were home for thclr week's [ Mr*_o*l Pardee spent Friday at the vacation from Hastings High School, home of her slater. Mrs. John Porritt. • ~ '■ *■ ^ ................ ~ I Grandma Osborn from Galesburg to1 W. Wallace und family called on J. aaM»>A-n! with them. The many. packages the j Wolfn and family Sunday. MORE THAN HE COULD STAND | mailman left added Joy to their home. I Adam GapKaler and family visited . Luther I-fhr and wife entertained i ut the* home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Man Had Personal Reasons Why He;, for (! Xnua Mr. and Mrs. Gorham from I Reuter. Christmas. ' Carlton and tholr daughter and .hun- I ■ Did Not Cara to Join the Com- F. A. BROWN & CO. X OU Jc USSV HONTAS, WHITE ASH and other SOFT COALS and the highest grade of HARD COAL. We keep sufficient help to attend to the or­ ders as they come. Your telephone orders to us will get just as prompt V and satisfactory service as tho you came personally to us. Our day for shipping stock is Wednesday—Receiving hours, 8:30 to 12 ID. CnffAfk IL ancn 'r”m ‘"' LIKE THEIR OWN KIND BEST Mra Elsie Fields spent her Xmas I The Irving General Store Red........ Alaska-Salmon, can. - ..lie 7/ I f Sc $1.00 3 Cans Pink Salmon.. a libs H. & E. Granulated Sugar.. IRVING, MICH C. R. Watson | BOTH PHONES 88S!fc.’Kft««. The Elevator Men Southwestern Michigan ' Tom McNeal quotes Abe Petora assayThy; frt<nd- (lf WMjler Tllllle ari, Ing, "that you find a plain, homely , plemu-d to know he la pl.-uxuntly loe-.itman who to really aware of lhe way I “1 near Jacksonville. Flu., for tin win- । he looks. I know one exception. Jed . h“* , remeiqliered bls folks ; That cannibals seldom cat white Perkins, who used to ‘ live down In JJ’J}}.u bu,h‘r’ uf “fatwa und grupc j captives and then without particular eontheaat Kansas, waa certainly Ihn mP, Merrill und family nnd Mrs. ' *e,t ’’ *ho •l,t °* “ ecl*nD<*c report on homeliest human critter 1 ever laid M< rrlileld ute Xmua dinner with Burt I ,b8 aubject made to Dr. Hofman. for­ ay eyes on. and, what was more, Jed I Merrifield. J.t was a happy day to all | merly a consul In Africa and an au­ " * '•-"’"told could sit thorily on the subject of tribal cuelf"'and r h'’ l?"« toms. •tlended a revival meeting and the j *,\«Te'uin< re. Luey V alul Ixiti luittlo I Writing of the recent murder of the preacher, aided by the sisters an.d dca- Merrill returned to their achoul dull cons, decided to make a combined cf-!“< Hartings Monday morning. German-American German-American mineralogist. mineralogist, John John fort to bring him into the fold. I “.V*1,, ?,r"'_ u.' I ,,en’T Warner, by natives of New \Thlnk, brother.' said the-preach- ;Xry"nd wlf“ and C H. Bachman i a?‘ne-' ,,r Hofm«n “>« »he .... vacation. Z Uibatentlon of cannibals in Africa and •r, of the delight of meeting your during the hnllduy I nhat.nitnn i» *r-i — ' .hto hL" children In In I of Guinea from the flesh of white men loved ones In H. Carns l» visiting in tho better land-' ; '^VW^iaiA T'.SKta i., to nql because they fear the spirit of “'!■ ILyour IdeeT Jed av,, 1 the white victim or trial powers parson. That if 1 do the right _____ . i jJM.|l>on.Sun«lay evening. ignt imag liar land ... ’ JU-phiglc entertained . . ™aglc, but because they consider that will show up In tho better land ■ a lookin' as natural as Ute?* "'Certainly, Brother Perkins,' said and Pearl Haywood's children sharp spices and condiments and of Xmas dinner. tho preacher. ■sited dishes In the diet of the Euro­ "'Well,' said Jed with q gloomy pean. Cannibals in Liberia cat a white man would rather be lost. Of course. If I'm । a new hum.- soon. Thclr many friends only when ho has fallen Into their among a lot of goals it won't make r'i>r'1 th|,|r leaving thl- community. hands alive. Then the victim la Im­ , parsed to tho neck In a running brook Chronic C'oiMtl|Mitlon and held there for two or three days; In the New Jerusalem woarin this; t.n><. „f chronic cnnatlputlon I ever on much the same "principle that an face of mine, and havin' to wear It al-1 knew of. nnd Chum be ria tn's Tablet* oyster la "floated” In fresh water after ways, it will be a iMtle more than I t'un-d inc." writes S. E. Fish, Brook- being taken from tho beds. kin stand.*''—Kansas City Star. OUR MERCHANDIZING POLICY bu mr Uli 1 Hu, tltil. cii limit ui unrig fi Ibt iiKi <1 hi mumn. kiidliq in bill ■mbiUln ■■■!! Ill btj. limit if nek hllia glm. Enip Silt 3*5C Boxes N. T. Mutches-----------------------------------_10c tlb. Bulk Cocoa 25c EDMONDS BROS Phone 18 Intelligent people realtor that rumIf there is shccslng nnd frhllllnesa w,lth ing. begin pro: Honey and Ta f.-clive, ulciian cold, and slops the cough wh!.*h i-.tusca loss of sleep nnd lower* th.- vital rooltum-e. Arthur MtHhnHtimi.—Adv Hastings, -Mich. laid county. said continued once u und j.i herd* -appointed for hearing , week for alx weeks in succession or ■aid pcUdan; , , I that complainant cause a copy of this appearIn-urliic. In the Hastings , llannr ■mrnt Smith. Circuit Judge. .Vx K. Hayden.----- ------ --Holli-Hur for Complainant. Bu-*lnrM address, Cassopolis, Mich. I.f of southwestern MIcTiIgnn during re- Legal JMvertisemtnts * -.... »-*lte<,rtcr 011 rob“’ ton. and It to announced, th ORlbFJi FUR PUBLICATION. m-tol ’rngaged In reaMtreh eornn In January in aerni , Suite of J apoclmena und obtain data n-cardlnK Court for the some of the II mln. The fit«-l that the t<-m.ilna <>f htetoric animal han bcm found very near tho aurfa..- nf the ting". In said earth In tho vh-lnlty Dow.iclac and the Complainant. tlslx to believe «< hut tho «:r.ina<- knl- of irnuel 18. fitcgvman and Martin Su-lieman. as Administrator ot the estate of Ann Stegemnn. deceased, Georg.* E of the government ox;.douhtcdly prove that th! a vast <lor<*huus<* of archaeological DUDEK <>E PUBLICATION. St.it.* of Michigan, The Circuit Court . for tho County of Barry In Chan- with the will annexed, liavlns t" Court, at th Id court their petition prayr,t>' *,f imrtns ■ talcd that amination and uIlowAnce. 11 the Inter. Sult pending in the Circuit Court * thr County of Barry In Chancery. brought to tin- aurfne-' Geurgo Brigg* of t’ullioun county northern Mlehlgun hunt' her. shot u silver groy ‘ rhlle there r that day. appointed CHARLES M. .MACK. . Judge «.f Probate. jppearlnK from afon m<-, that the Defendant S.inHo-1 ll. 3lege titan la not of tin. State, but rc.-ldea ut the Stale of South Dakota, fur uwuy nr lu-truii. . -iu-d him f« Ugly and Prosperous. It Is aatd that Oldham, In lamca- dent of Olivet* and shire, England, is the ugliest towp on earth nnd tho most prosperous town In Britain, says the Indianapolis News- In and about thia placo there When he Unit rami- I. Il stag,- coach Ix-tw.i it ''tlnrlotte nnd aro now claimed for Indianapolla, but Marshall passing lhr<-»sli thin Village. compared with thia city few there arc tho world 'round who ever heard of Oldham, which haa more spindles go­ ing than France and Germany togeth­ er. "Ugly aa It ia." says a correspon­ nee omni minting and hind to the pub­ dent. "tht'ro Ja no town In the world lie. .Mr. ilium-hard « - .orn In Em­ where ao many of the workers own mett township, Calhoun >*ounty. Janthe houses in which they live." In spindles Ono works employs 13.000 men and boys. But, though thrifty arnqnjr I’osllund clti and money-savoin, the inhabitants are tion to the council. the saddest looking propln In luinca- vllLiir shlre. and the public houses are quite too liberally patronised. nrw.i|uip< r printed und laid county lunly of lurrj. in Chau* r.uuw within throe months from tho Comtdalnnnl'a Hill of Complaint to In* tiled, and a ropy thereof to be m-rvthe Complain­ r th.- County of Itarrv. .f *.«Id ..mr- h. Id In th. <”> ..f li. m w»p.i|H-r print -iilalinu In said County, ami that such ■d therein at I I hut cause a copy anally served HrvuluUM • lyg that body / bonding ihi- Cireutt .Judge. ---------Peck Jtulldimr, KoJnmuxoo. Michigan. nnd Looklng-Glur* i uf the petition 1><dnt What is it that makes the housewife smile And draws the farmer for many a mile; And really is getting to be quite the style? Why it is SUNSHINE FLOUR! illlsgo in-a-atn* reived ID "<-olli>-l< n- ■ other <Juy. Tho m<a»panlcd with the’follow i Iago und 1 will bv.inu-h obHgvd What is it that makes the bread so light And all the pastry so flaky and white;, And.appl* dumplings out of sight? Why it is SUNSHINE FLOUR! What in it that makes our little Fred Ariie so early from his downy bed; It’s to get a slice of mother's bread * Baked from SUNSHINE FLOUR! SUNSHINE FLOUR i> guar^auwd to be *'u good M the beet, belter then the reel.” Try a Mok at our risk, don't take our word tor it. You bad better get your eupply of Buckwboet Flour while wo have plenty. 1F- A. Childs 6ICo. IKYING, * MICHIGAN, Spoiled the Slow. powerful pathetic part Ho had “made un q arvelously lAfk starred to skin and bones, tottiring on the verge of death from Starvation, gasping for breath, nnd weak from emaciation SUH. ho had on his nn«ra a flash Ing diamond ring, and tho sarcastic gallery reproved him for It one night. iered out In agony to Hid lallery: "Good heavens! If this tails, wbat shall I do?" ed front tha top teat* "Pawn y«r ring! ' The let waa (polled Lltarary Noti "Talk about ganlu* not being racognliBd," aaya a QoorgU editor. ' Wo one* treated aa autljot to a haircut— even tbcragk lie didn't lave quite enough to etuff a uiattreea."—Atlanta Constitution. CALL UPON ONE OF THESE FOR A SACK OF “PANSY BLOSSOM” FLOUR W. L. HOGUE, W. A. MATHEWS. O. A. FULLER, JNO. McLRAVY, SMITH BROS.VELTE, <3 Co. Hastings, Michigan Pansy Blossom is made from the cream of good wheat and by an up-to-date equipment and gtjod millers. You Can’t Go Wrong on Trying a Sack Freeport Milling Co FRE.E.PORT, MICHIGAN �AUCTION SALE Having decided to give my entire time to other business, I will hove on Auction Site of the term known ns the Henry Chamberlain farm, 4 miles east ot Hastings on the State Road, and H This sale will toke piece on mllajiorth. Thursday, Jan. 8,1914 HnaHeres&it TIMa^s I Worth Kmowiaj | Proportionately more Americas military aviators have been killed than th nee of any other nation ex­ cent It.lv . Gcrinuny has bectr appointed’by tho Canadian government. Ills post will !«• nt llamburx. Deaths In England and Wales du* lo phthisis have increased In number At 10:30 o'clock, a. m, I offer the following property: Gray mare, weight 1100 Gray marc, weight 1050 ’ Gray gelding, weight 1100 Bay luare, weight U00 Bay mare, weight 1-100 Bay mate, weight 1060 - miral Dewey, weight 1000. Double harneitf, brass trimmed, Double hatne^s. I/4 inch. Light double harness, . 5-tooth cultivator, new. Red Polled heifer, coming 2 years old, now due. Iron Age 2-horsecultivator. HOCS AND CHICKENS k New widc-tire lumber wagon. Berkshire sow, weight 173 lbs. dur April.23. Combination stock rack. new. Jersey red row, weight ISO lbs. due March 23. Carriage. O. I. C. sow. weight 2TXJ lbs. due March 19. Set ot dump boards. 15 pigs, 10 weeks old. Barrel of salt. • Wide tire wagon. -New fruit tree sprayer. 100 grain sacks. Post hole digger. Long and .short handle ahovela, pointed. 000 bundles corn stalks. 2 sets whiflletrces and evener. Stuck of straw. 2 log chains. Extension ladder, 30 Teet. new. HO bushels of oats. Ono horro cultivator Two-horw rhllng cultivator India annually exports about 1.999.­ 000 pounds of iish maws and shark fin* for adlble ptirponea mainly tn Chinn, Rtam. Japan and other orlcnlai countries. UATTI.F, ■ Coal la about to lie made thr sub­ ject of the most elaborate treatise ev­ er devoted to one mineral except Iron. It Is a 1.20u page book, with nearly 299 map*. Potato digger DoeeUc boggy - IS potato crate* I*o<ato planter Potato f<»k Although there ore nearly GS.OQP.000 sheep |n tho Knltnd States they Wlilft-lrw* HUktaa total number of domestic nnlmals on Bullard, of Itanlclron. Conn.. Ton rnltcil tray 6-pail kettle. m'hnnl a |oothbru»li. :» tube of tooth jmMC jtnd a can of tooth powder. Crow bar. 2 cider barrels. What wilt be the tarxcal reinforced concrete arch bridge In the world ia how helnr built ut l.-inxwlea. on the Other articles not mentioned. . FARM TOOLR. Postal MDploye. in St. Patil. Minn., have organised a co-operative com Quantity of crates and barrels. HAY AND CRAIN, ETC. Quantity Bean Pods. Buggy pole. open buggy. 40 rods of wire fencing. 50 chickens. 8 bushels poor beans. 1IORAER. . k Gale 2-horse corn planter, new. Cow, 0years old. calf by side. 200 bushels of corn. - Double shovel cultivator, urw. CATTLE 5 tons good hay. inch. Osborne binder, nearly new. Osborne mower Hay rake. Syracuse plow. 3-section plow. Moline Corn Planter, new. Pairot Oscillating Bobs. 2-horre walking cultivator, new. Dewey, weight 1050. Brown mate colt, coming 2 years old, sited by Ad­ Wednesday, Jan. 7, T4 Beginning it ISO o'clock, p. m, sharp 1 wll offer the foMerl< pnoOtty: FARM TOOLS Iron gray colt, coming 2 years o|d, sired by Admiral Having diddMl.ta ffit _ . ent of BadfonI and ¥2 mile west of the Star school house, on Hour Impoi from 33.60S.ooo .during HARNESSES HORSES. AUCTI IBO-foot rise nnd abutments. 310 33 bu-darla corn Lunch for Those Coining From Distance over that Norwegian wood pulp ia being im­ ported Into Canada. Tnrme nf Caln, AU sums of $5.00 and under, cash. Over that lollllo Ul Odle, amount twelve months time will be given on good bankable notes with Interest at 0%. No goods to be moved until settled for. H, A. MclNTYRE, Proprietor. COL. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer The 793. eltle. and towns of ths ■tote of Iowa own properties valued .. nt new ti. WILL LAMRKE, Proprietor High school pupils in eight Atneri- . Venezuela, has an area 'than 393,000 square miles. GOLOIEL ROSS B. BURDICK, AilCliODMf of more tnbllshed a censorship of motion pic- I ture films lOb-mh-il for public ex­ hibition. ROY RICE, Clark Th* trolley lines of Great Brittan In 1»12 carried 3.117,000.000 pas- place In the bed of the ocean off the uracil. to Chilo. 111.1,642 miles coast. At one point, about fifteen Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like miles distant from the mainland, a to feel that your stomach troubles cable repair shop found where a Great Britain la equipping her navy were over, that you could eat any llecently deciphered Inscriptions on kind at food you desired without in­ gyptlan monuments Indicate that the United Stat*, war department to thus increase her cruising efficiency jury? That may seem so unlikely to published In 1994. now shows a depth you that It la not altogether Impos­ Lloyd Tasker accompanied by I.yle sible If others ran be cured perm' on the piano, sang a solo “Ship •ubsidwce haa taken place. hlch will After Engtaad the next biggest con­ wtjy not you? John R. Barker, of sumer of tea is Ruiwl.i. In whose do­ "Rain with Sunshine." Orpha' Battle CreeSv Mich., la one of them. mains about 147.111,000 pounds of He says, "l ifu troubled with heart­ which can be replenished In an hour burn. Indlgewtion. and liver complaint Ann' ' Today and Tomorrow. without labor. Instead of In ten hours until I Chamberlain’s Tablets. Experiments on the Philippine is­ Bold by A true man finds so much work to whole crew. do that he has no time to contemplate land of Mindanao eeem to indicate that the linen qualities of rubber enn i bls yesterdays, for today and tomor be produced there profitably. ■ there is no depcndenc career before him. He concluded by raying that hr thought It thr duty of ner President Uartom called the meet, tryc to order and we listened to a fln< talk by John L. Hoyt, of Belluevue circus and wm told lo put a lion and u lamb through an act Ho seemed nervous, nnd (he next his boss asked him bow he got along with the savage Hon. “Bure, tbolllon didn’t bother me tnueh." be sol*. "but that durned lamb butted the daylights but of mol** go Into effect in January. After (hl» | talk lhe annual election of officers took place with lhe following result. ITesldmt. Milton Hartom; Vice Prral^01. Roy Moore; Treasurer. Chas. Ckertitanr Secretary. Mra Henry Mayo; Reporter. Mra Sperry Thomas. Chorister. Mra Johfl Tasker. OrganChaplain. Mrs. —-- ’T* .-oij, itatened to with 1 testa.—Mary Antia, then sang a vrfry pretty dust,'-Sing Br,.1H „pprertati<.n. Me lhe Rosary." Thoy were peartlly I By r, <IUPW <lf me club Mra ?cn..! ----------------moored. Painful. Out.* Alice G. Thomas. Instrumental fine number. -S’dSK’j’rw. ’j.'Ws;] It contained many or»an erratly enjoyed. “ •*-without Modesty every day In 1912 by nlrrqen than th*- vorblned distance at tin flights In the entire year 1909. ’ Rheumatism Is very painful and exhausting, especially In the chronic stage. To get quick veil these spells come on, 1 In Helgiuni. PAIN-KILLING MAGIC Oil .11 previous shipbuilding w * I— nine month* ending with September 193 vessels having been launched. In this world expect to give । harp-playing Instructions in the next Atlanta Constitution. AUCTION SALE I will Mil it Public Auction, 5 mUt» north ind 1 mils mt of Uta ing property, on 04mm, the follow­ Monday, Jan. 5, 1914 equipped commencing at &00 o'clock sharp Winter Comforts HORSES Sicily h.i« a population of 1.C7L359. according to the census of 1,11. The days of cold are here and we have the necessary goods to make you comfortable and give you service. FUR COATS, ROBES AND BLANKETS We have the largest line of Rbbes, Blankets, Etc., to be found in Barry County, and you. are practically sure of finding just the style you-want if you come to us. * ~~ ‘ Heavy Fur Coats are also a part of our line. We want-ypu to see them. Tank Heaters are a necessity during, these winter days. Stock will not do well if they have to drink ice-cold water. Get a tank heater from us make your stock that much better. GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE. AND IMPLEMENTS. Hastings, Mich, emigrants to the United States on 171 steamers. Elberfeld, Germany, a street has P-tsarngrrs who Bland. mohlllnts la • Michigan Invention. Uhe bo-lest railroad terminal In American n the South station. Bos­ ton. In loot m 11 ing *v easeis comprised The Jura tunnel through the Alps la compleird. It is three and threefourths mile* long. By next. March Greet Britain will have in commission thirty-two dreadnaughts, to Germany's fifteen. The Columbus caravels Grey gelding, weight 1600 Grey mare, weight 1600 • , Sorrel gelding, weight 1700 Black gelding, weight 1300 Chestnut gelding, weight 1100 Black colt, coming 4 years, weight 1600 Brown colt, coming 4 years, weight 1500 1 year old colt * Bay gelding, weight 1300 Cattle, Sheep, Hoge, etc. 21 Shipping Steers, 1900 lbs. each 11 Cows. 8 Heifers due now 12 Yearling calves. 55 Sheep 2 Rams. 8 Brood Sows 25 Shoots. 1 Spw and pigs Boar. 125 Hens MACHINERY Steam Engine Peerless grain thresher, 30Buflalo Pitt’s bean holler Birdsell clover bailer, No. fl Oliver 10 bottom gang plow Cyclotw tile ditcher Belle City No. 2 ensilage cutter Stover feed grinder. Bur. Cora shelter, 100 bushels pet boar FARM TOOLS McCormick grain bimkr 2 Deering mowers Dain side rake 2 Doable disk harrows Deering corn harvester. Deering reaper. 2 8- loot rollers. 2 Walking plows. 2 Ajax cultivator*. 13-horse grain drill. Hay tedder. ------- ----- 2-bottom gang plow 3 Riding cultivators 2 B« sn pullers Wheelbarrow. Graee seeder 3 Wagons and racks. Portland cutter. Buggies. 2 Set bob sleighs, and banka. Dehorning rack 2 Doan scrapers. 2 Set sheep dippers snd grinder 2 Jack screws. Set piks poles. «J bn. June clover seed *” — Bena 5000 Fence rails.................. Quantity building timber Economy chief cream asp-------Washing machine. Fanning mill These tools arc all in good condition. Doable light harness 2 Single harnesses. FREE, LUNCH AT NOON will not THUS OF SALE: SKJKXSSWbH under East River, connecting New York and iirooklyn. making twelve in ail. With four bridges. Tho PcnnaylvaaU railroad is plannine to Imuo a billion dollar mart<s«». tartest In history, fcfundtsc and fiiture flnanclerttig. Ono coll of bactsrta. If j Hone are rishi, will ratoe eV of 1.990.0 9 9,9 8 9.9 09,» 9 9. II 9, 000.000.000 in forty ol<ht hours. That is merely un octlUloa ronnectloa with ths recknt M CMd tankabio notes wtUi.tatwsrt 4^- THUS. AINSWORTH, Prop. COL. M.E BOWER, H. B. DARNELL �j.vxvAnY 1, i«ii. Accept Our Thanks OFFICIAL We-use it in eondinx flowers to you and-find wa can.give good service. EnrytlilflK In Cut Flowers ind Poftid Plants City Council mot .in regular srmlon Friday evening. December 13th, 1313. . Mayor Osborn presiding. Present at rrtl call Aid. Anders. Carvsth. HlltO'.i. Lunn and Koush. GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL GO. ttwa -U Moikm Ava PHONE S909. SriHliui- Cir. Enl id lulu hi. Grand Rapids. Mich. Tlie past year has been one of the busiest years Titman unfl- Wdotiin. ' Moved Uy Aid. Hilton that'council for Chrulma* and other occatioai. The.'followIng accounts 1RAV L Hopkins, account . Tpe Plait Iron Works Michigan Supply Co. . Al. Everly, labor .... Kd. Laruby. labor ... C. H. Osborn, account ware au- this bakery has ever put in as well as being one of the most de­ lightful. We are sincerely pleased and fully gratified with the re­ sponse we have had from the people of Hastings to our efforts to give them a perfectly sanitary and modern bake shop in every regard. If your order amounts to £3 or over we'il pay telephone charges. 8o Acre Farm for Sale Black sand loam soil, all level, miles from Hastings; one-half mile to railroad sta­ tion and store. The fences are good and the place is watered by a well and a creek that runs through the barnyard. There is 35 acres good seeding and plenty of fruit. The buildings consist of 6-room house in good re­ pair, a 4-room cottage, horse barn 26x32, cow barn 16x24, hog house, hen house and two corn cribs. 1 This farm is in an ideal location and a bargain. Price $70 Per Acre. BISHOP & CROOK HASTINGS, MICH. Chas.' Baker, fireman Herm. Colvin, fireman..,.. Guy Giddings, fireman .... Wm. Montgomery, fireman H. A. Nuwton. fireman........ Jtfo Sage, fireman A. A. Wilmont, fireman ... J. K. Holt. labor E. A. Burton, labor D. Waldron, labor 8. Montgomery, labor ... Lon fltlll, sprinkling J<- 11. Pryor, account .... R. B. Richards, insurance Dan Ashalter, fireman ... Herb. Bishop, fireman .. . Art. Covey. Uranian .... I'riM Newton, fireman . . . 15.00 Peter Tindall, tlrcman 1.50 Prank Wood, fireman 15.00 Ed. Hubbard, fireman 15.00 Moved by Ahl. Curvcth that the ac­ counts bc'allowed nnd orders drawn. Hilton. Lunu und lluush. Absent 1. Moiud by Aid. Hilton that the lire- Carried. Aye* Ahl. Anders. Carve th. Hilton, Lunn and Iloush. Absent 3. Aid. Uuwso'p. Tit man and Woolen take thclr scuta. Moved by Ahl. Hilton that court rusts of Warner and Hutton sidewalk The year just closed has witnessed no slacking of efforts and plans in giving our patrons EVERY THING that can be supplied them by the biggest and most complete bakeries of the State. We have added the newest equipment money could buy and have started the manufacture of a new brand of bread—Shafer's Malted Kream—of which it can truly be said there is not another bread sold in Barry County that is of so high a grade as Shafer’s Malted Kream—it makes friends every where it goes. . Our success during the year is due to the confi­ dence you have placed in us by giving us such a splendid patronage as you Have and we thank you. During the incoming year we shall not cease our efforts to please you. You may always feel the same confidence in our products that you have always felt and so frequently expressed to us. ’ Again Thanking YOU, we sincerely wish to remain, yours truly nniumillng to HS. Tied. Ayes. all. 3TAR BAKERY & RESTAURANT HlU U)l|X't ' rrty hommlilco with and contract to ba puv Phone 381 W. R. Jamieson, Prop. - Hastings, Mich, flint of the I'nncoaiit building be re- hrliool Hc|><JCl. . The children Iteport of Carlton Center school for Cogswell gathered ut their home Hun- i the month ending December 1». 1913. rnlraton tat gr-.inti-il Jas. Il«»iwn and | ■—■—■ day t<> . .it n birthday dln.ltr ira Mr. Numbrr days taught, 19. I 1 :■ I all took a enrolled. 3. Total enrollment, 19. Pcrwntage'of attnndun' ducting the service. Interment took I Thflso neither absent Bdlth Hennvy, pMce’ Irr tho- Fuller CetriMery. x ! were: Pn-Iehlng nt the church next Surv i Strodtbeuk. Thelma Stadel. Alrthea Usborne. I day morning. Plan tu attend service, |Mhrlber. ' A wagon load of her friends und i ... -riieitnn Netties ncighburs uurpk-lN .1 Mrs. Joseph Mra- . tm,Arlry •eager on the evening of her «»th j lt, . n,.un<.y vln. wibiun arid ■ Irrhilay. Itefreahmi nts were brought i tvim,, Bhrtber ’ *> the ladlra and lhe hno auuVcr wu» । Fplo/ed by alL i h. p.rr.<: Dorothy Alitlxu r to be done under If Kir. I l . oniinutee. second ' ‘ glance And Successful Lover Thcught It Was iafld Rack. Thu New hu ulvr. guverumont dockyanl an Cocl alow bland In Syd TAKING VOLTAGE OF CURRENT Electricians Experimenting to Deter­ overcrowded tho other day nnd trav­ elers had to stand In the corridors_ol Can Jump, Hy second class coaches. Ono tourad In novel., hue a great ■"By n-.casurltfg how far an, elcetrfc I emltlon will transform a convicts were deported to Australia. current can jump through tho air wlih luggngo and asked a Paneager' I tenaneu; how a poet's f.u Tho present office.; on tho island are In tho from one plcco of metal to another ■•',,lng n*j^r ' **" *' “ UltlltlK iaiim, 1 hour ot Inspiration, seta th- . replied the stranin the old prison buildings. iho stone electricians can determine the volt­ , । singing on the housetop-, hnw that of walls, barred window■ and Iran-doored age of a current; and It is by getting - — ■ II a mah suddenly ruined■<. uses uneuio Tho for- a current to making brnnd jumps nnd wagon and will return soon." o-.inl horses to statfy r My own There the matter ended until the then scoring Ihn feat with n tape: satures are ot the conitutmpinch typo measure lha( tho very high voltages, express reached Lausanne, when tho her whh a solid, silver i •nobody thinks -at retarding thorn thu soliibtoclt rc&j shuqr .IrOhi the used nowadays uro ordinarily mean- owner of the baggage prepared lo get ‘ Mr. and Fred Harry and Mon ' mt Parkhurst. Glenn ffladcl and Mabel water tu ajiidght of i.k to ”0-fc«l. ured. But (hu Judies of these ath-.«atitotand left Friday for Florida, where ' Shriber mtased but one. perlenccs, declares a contributor to By using convict labor, however, tho Idle fonts Jiave recently determined, ."Parjo^ n:c." said the tourist, "that they will spend the whiter. “ ruck v.ns gradually cut back. Ilrat tu that tbo electricity jumps much-rflorf-i luggage docs not belong to you." and Punch. vn. llrtrli-t They occurred un the morning when permit the building of graving docks surely1 from some sparks than from callnl the guard The latter sided and children I received a letter from I'bjlih. wblch and fitter la make remit for building others.' just as a man Is not likely to with the tourist and iho whole matter with Mr. and said briefly. “Yes. I think so." Not jump so well from a mud spot.u from. «a» placed before the station, master, continued until firm ground. much In that, you in., pay. but when Tho work linn l> The sclllsli traveler had to prove. I tell you it was the delayed.answer num giil-sta uf Mr und Mra. Alonso nil Spark gaps, as* thesn jump measures piece by piece, that the luggage on Grange Progrum. been brought to a ton. Mlss Antber Cruso of Quimby spuhl • Program for Carlton Grunge l«'wlth euneef 2nd’fmiing"f^.*" ; understand. Shortl . niter reading H trie spark that jumps acruss tho gap ally was obliged to pay for two scofrom Friday till Sunday with Mie. L »4. January 3, IS! I. foot ethos n high tide. Mrs. E. GCoaPs brother of Iowa vis- * steppad out Into Hie a tercel to walk have been madn of needlepoints, say4 ond class tickets. Millie Fisher. Song by Grunge. lt<-d her Xm»» Week. 1 to tho office. tho Saturday Evening Pout. Now II, What a walk that an! Tho light Kong by quartette. has been found that if metal spheres, Hint for Young Musicians. Xmas dinner at lhe hr»m>- of thclr son in my eyes acernvd to- brighten tho little spn! also Willard snd Ida HHton i The Abaction. Select reading'—Mra. Hatch. are used, and tho electricity mado to al»u An)lcc itoblnson. who la raring Begin your practice with cnthUM- uf Haxtlngs -spent Christmas with ■ Itecllntlun—Arthur Kuoler. A raihcr eccentric man. calling on jump from ono to the other, thn re-1 lasrn, Don't put your practice off bofor lhern. _______ th<4r parents. Mr. and Mrs. Iwwls Hfl-1 I *Mr. arid Mrs. Kfm.r Ingram enter- echoed from a hundred motor-bUMca. a family l>l<'tued b£ an observant little suit-Tn more accurate; and sphere1 1.lined ci.rnpuny for Xmas.non. worn kid gloves that had been- 'spark gape aro replacing tho needle ; catiao you havo ‘plenty of time." You ' --- MVIIIIO W.IIIVra. • cannot know your plcco too well, but W. L. Pennock hut* sold thirty head so winningly a February morning. .cleaned. Tho llltlo boy. seeming to point jumps. Hssrd About the “XV." Furnlturo. "Banquet March"—led by offleers, 5 remember thrff ono hour t>f steady, In tho. window of one of tho large present und ffewly elected Muster, tuBvery man I mefturnad his head as bo much attracted by tho vlsltqr. Even with sphores to jump from] concentrated .practice is belter than within Ihv lust sixty dyya. Shipping If loath to take his eyii from my Ir ■fayed dona nt hln side. "You Ilko to the athletic electricity Is not entirely I four hours uf careless strumming at Itsda nugfiiaeeutLoutaXY. bedroom M«< hlng^mu-l.- throuft-.u! this radiated countcnanre. Every girl stand by Mr. Blank and hear hla funny satisfied unices each sphere is ns big Marching music the piece. . Xinira day rr.tertuinlngTlls relatives uf seemed to tako the leanest plnasurr ; stories, don't you. Jltntnln?" present!? set. Two women stopped and looked pr,>tfI.unl |„ (.hl,rM,. „f ^.wt.^ad.q, there were a goodly number. asked Jlmmlc'o father. "I don't care ■t it admiringly and ono of them—' All members plemw Imi prrasnt us whiim George^ Stiwurt und wife Came In my happlnnss, nnd smiled at me home from Indiana tu enjoy the Xmas prettily as If Infertei by Ils conta­ about bin stories." replied thu honest th<- apart: of a current of MtO.OOti volV; ‘Oh thcro Is j wl*h .pot luck and chicken supper. Highbrow—cxclal tned: gion. " *Tls well." I. thought ,... I In youngster, "but hln bauds smell just ago w ill break down when thc.sphores| time. urnii.ro 1'n । * Brl.bln, Uii.r.r, hyllls blank verso), "that I L. “2_ now in' like our automobile." I pledged to me, or by my troth, these , read so much about!”—Kansas City । day. A tree delighted the little folks. and daughter. And a good time In general prevailed. flattering glances shot from beauty's .Star. .• . Mrs. Edg« i eyes might mpko my heart unfa It h -I • . MJm Jh.roth. - ________________ Feared ths Worst. tul." ' . * ------ 1 ------------------------ Ing thr week at the home uf her sisRight away—the first day you start to Among lhe gray eyed there arc few Arthur/.uffcrcd so severely from num । Various Earthquake Bounds. RHEUMA—the Lnc Acid potato beIt waa only when 1 reached th« of who retain any spiritual emotions toothache, duo to a bad tooth, that hla Earthquake sounds are described ae flea and looked In th" xlaas ihal I dis-1 People with gray eypa aru i-uperflcial. father flwlly Insisted upon ihn aching I- -----gins--lo dissolve and ------leave---the sore jointx --------variations nf heavy rumbling, so low and muscles. Iu action is little tlwa Covered tho largo hl.-yflc ninudgu <>n frivolous, ' ' ' givoti to ciubmcn (also idols, ■Inner's removal. Tho llt)ln lad boro ; magick). 50 emu a bottle—guaranteed. . In pitch as almost to be morn felt than thn end of my none. running down blind alloys, following Up, bravely under thn operation, but Judge Borhunit ol ... Ft. ,Loraimc. Ohio, FOR THE HAIR Frank Ovorsmlth and family ale heprd (In ifiany cues Inaudible Lo per­ false prophets, thoughtless, Inconsid­ sccniHl troubled on tho way home. At Mys-. “After treatnxnt by three docl Christmas dinner with 1*. It. Huhnes sons who aro deaf to very low tones), and wife In Wuudlnnd. erate. wanting in sympathy. neurotic, last he voiced tho causo of his anxiety, i without result. I was cured of a very I and belonging to one of another of the, -Ulin—stringy—or falling out—use " Oyez! Oyez: Oysx! Mr. und Mrs. Juhn- McCloud spent unstable, not firm and deliberate, but "Papa.” he asked, pala and tiembUng. I csgc ol.Rheumatism, by uxing two bed 1 . cripple r»,r »< t t'hristnuis In Freeport with thclr purOne may not 1» ignorant, pcrjiap*. ruh and Unpotuffoa. ons, thunder, wind, tho fall of a load It stops itdung scalp, cleanses the hair that French, old l'r< uch, remains ns of stout'll, the fall of a heavy body, an i>f dust and excessive oils, removes dand-: ihn language usml in certain royal Christ mas explosion, or some other miscellane­ proclamations In EnslattS. rufl with one application, and mykes the ' *‘M ous sound; In strong earthquakes tho hair doubly beautiful—soft — Buffy— So when "the kiug'r aaaent" is given | Tnia >»ttlc toaiBy. |,.iuh<-lr children ’ uu’d Mr. and*Mr». sound area occupies a central region before tho throne in "the painflid (on an avorago two-thirds) of tho dis­ It will notcvlywvepvrhur f turbed region; In moderate earthit grow, but give it the beauty you desire, i Christ tuas duy. . — ----------- .------- — guage *uase of ui our uur fathers. inin'.-ii-. im TOy In VCIlit" .r. .pproita.i. ,-n,. U| „ n ,b„ bin C.UIVETU A HTEBBlNb. | Xh* Micara Audio and Edna and ,u.k.. lb. ..o Ir «t lb. ..m. m.iollul.: wbll. In ,tat h, ,, „k,d gnuidpiiri'iilx. Mr. und Mrs. I. w>w»r wIlKbk ..r<b,«.k.. ,b. W11 C|„k id,,, , pro,ouna i Mund. Christmas. I. !•„«, Iku 'h. dl.lurbed : -Tb. n„, ,hu,k. hl. ,ood Mr. alid Mrs. John McClugd viailod As An aa ruin nF the soundI subjocls. ... . .benevolence! . rule tl.n ths Sbnflrtnntnv beginning of accepts their the former's parciffs. Mr. and Mrs preesdss the shock, and tho end of ' and Is pleased." The proclamation on j McCloud uf Lake Odessa, tiunday. ,, Mr. uud-Mrs, -Henry' Bagla enter­ the sound follows tho snd of the1 ascending the throno la preceded by ' . tho traditional call «>f .'ho French her' tained fur dinner Christmas Lvot> shock. Wright of I<yndunvj)lc, N. Y.; Mr. und aids of former Jim- - "Orca! Uyex! i Mra. W. 8. Barnum and family. Oyax!".‘ About the Human Eye. UMroH UuicmUy) Mra. Ida Wood entertained Mr..and disfigured this Greenish,-huel and eyvuou spotted c/os ,, - . AUs. that limo has ... UNVI WI1U Mrs, Fnd Andrus und sun from near aro. accompanied usually with shrewd. old °!d word *5r<1 of ,,ur our cutmlry. ri" ant) today Hastings, CUristuuui. ' The oldest ,ja<l moil influ­ Through un arrangement fortunate (or our readers und for this «»lck. »«>«,, tmiImb >.n wuuatt.' tho ■phlegmatic “------ English herald '......... cries .... ential business training kuoo! I thrice to the peoib O yea! o ycal • |u Michigan is giving today lhe According to Professor yudson. Asiapaper, wc are able to'offer tha following; Cun la Grow for Christmas dinner. I modern snd thorough । U A. Ah lniyro und family wero the woM*l;l|k». Contrary tu tho popular guests of their sol), Howard McIntyre notion, parsons with green eyea are । up the Klule Kuatf Xmas. THE MICHIGAN FARMER, one year ' Insinuation. , ..Mrs. Mattle la spending a few weeks too Indifferent in passion to bo al ag. both papers faopo you ftlitiwi costa wore in this in U.rat lugs. ■ ■ jealous of the oupnelta sex; thpy are. , ”'1 “ r’”’ ' — will — b" successful and school tbau iu wsuy others, but however, fraquaptly cnvluua ot their i brl"’ *»otno some flsb. Mid Mrs. Fly. THE HASTINGS BANNER, . one lhe results prove it to be the ___ N.va. fear. 1... Hot t-vugi! McdMoe for ChUdrru ' castar? easier/ "Never I'm tho boy ehsapvst in the end. Low grade "I uni very gjsti tu say a tow worth J Ihal can get them >' Ibcro's any to work snd cheap instruction arc In praise of .. Chamberlain's Copgli be found." "Yew." the smiled rumb ,t Good Itorwiuati. found in cheap ycbooln. The D. H.niody-' writes Mrs. Lhla Dowry, ulscsntly. "and you'd bolter misu take yuur your No butter combination could be offered. The Michigan Farm­ . . ,. Wh. '"I. have ,w used «w > .. ......... ...J • Milwaukee, tt'fot Ukcs u- line. ’nrilmnl add > fine horse ycura both for my chndren7Lnti'*uiy-.Lpli>>uidi hw WvlF’ rari-d in tho 1‘ockctbvo);. Xan ' calch flah O-. ' w. . .. ., f«r. .„■ < ... er is published weekly und is die only freckly agficpltural and We Invite yott io write for Without balL" City Star. It* and '.(..I it It never falls tu — llw..—' aand ...I iinjbh*,wlrtie WzlAl-.. Un,- biot hurM-aafc .... kept ... ... Wltllntlt 1 ■■ I t — —wJxjinws 1C .1 I’ 14 mtv Ulnw self relibvn out cunicalum and, to spend •> Ituro .« rough or cold. No. family you Wiir’ncarly "nlwayn Hud a pa< klive stock journal published in Michigan and the only farm paper swnpis with usdutiug the pic* with children should b« wfibuiit it as age of HAIlVELLtl CONDITION eui sohool season. it gives uIiioral ipimediatu , relief In POWDEll. _.1L Is. u.-purnly tnedlvliiHl that devotes all its space exclusively to* Michigan and to MichSuipIciouC . rases uf croup." ChambesUln's Cough powder.- not mto--' -“■* ■ odT-’roou,,8° you refu*u PfUU-ffbUo Ujat liemedy Is pleasant'aji<t safe to take. igun farm problems. SUBSCRIBE. NOW. rfttf spirit* CWn«e laundryw-^’’ -’Ytt Tho hlch lx uf gfcal Importance when itn-dlcimr must li«t g|voq to young inti glossy. | IhingB bo wrote on »hs Pieci of paper Hold hy handed 1110 may be ctrtuplltncatur/, 1 ptlt they didn't look if ' ' ' ( Historically, Cockatoo Uland is of | RHEUMA RHEUMATISM PARISIAN SAGE I^YOUR FAVORITE FARM PAPER J THE MICHIGAN FARMER 1.30 �We Are With Snow At Last Just for Fun and now if a BELKNAP SLEIGH is what yon want just come down to my store and 1 will make that 42 PER CENT that you have been paying look as though the lightning had struck it even if I have to break a tongue out of a SYRACUSE RIDING PLOW to do it,-for Strictly high grade ROCKERS at less than the price It costs to manufacture them. As we aro using i partof our upstairs for tho purpose of emerging our Underfilling Rooms, wo find that we will have to greatly reduce our immenae Mock of Rocking Chair, In order to do so and have marked the PRICES SO LOW that anyone can afford to own all the comforts and luxury that they are entitled to In which to pass the on any sled. No farmer can stand that. Then take a look at those PORTLAND. CUTTERS and my line of FUR COATS; HEAVY ROBES and SQUARE BI.ANKETS. long winter evenings. As we positively have got to have the room you can judge whether or not the price will be low enough to suit Hundreds of patterns to select from. Jesse Townsend Hastings, Michlgi Hastings, Michi Undertaking The Meat Question Will not lie a serious on” to yon either tn quality or price if you will do your trading at this market. First consideration is always given to fjUALlTY. We will not buy any creature that will not make good meat. Our next demand is CLEAN­ LINESS. We have a clean cement slaughtf r house, and wc keep it clean. We have a clean market, and the largest coolers in the oounty. We can keep our meats clean and let them cure properly. And we make the price just as reasonable as wc can and render all this service for you. HERMAN BESSMER Phone 162 The Meat Market Man NASHVILLE Hastings, Mich. Mr. nnd 5 | Drinuld went । ruins.* Whi-re nntfrlp.itlng FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS Ton rheumatism KioNtYS ano bladder Legal Bdveriisemenis Michigan. ■lopulnt MEN AND DOTS! falseTeeth Buy Your Shoes From My Stock. Good Quajity. Prices Reason­ able. A Specialty I Set of Teeth $3 STRAIGHT LINE SHOES AND RUBBERS BEST GOLD CROWN $3 BEST BRIDGE WORK $3 RENTAL WORK ON CREDIT Philip Lutz, (Ten Year Guarantee) We will giveyou careful, con­ scientious, sympathetic treat­ ment for your teeth at a very Jiltinn SI. ttW SYSTEM DENTISTS 219 Monroe Avenue -.r*nd Rapids, Mictflgarr Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or­ ders Given Prompt Attention Chrysanthemums, Roses, Carnations, (all color*,) Violets and Easter Lilies. All km ds of potted plants, such as Peppers, Poinscttas, Primroses, Azaleas, ELI CROSS . -Main 208 Art. Gtizens—2470 Greenhouses-Ashland Aw. and Page Street Grand Rapids. Mkh. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Hare Enjoyed the Singing. The late Rev. 11. Eostcrote’of Exe­ ter. ringland. once told the alory of five choristers who. ono Sunday eve­ ning. were walking along the banka of the Meftey in Cheshire. After a time they sat down on tho grass and began to atng an anthem. A hare pass lug with great swiftness toward the place where they were sitting stopped at about 30 yards' distance from Ahem. Slie appeared to be highly delighted with the puaic, and* aa soon as the singing ceased returned slowly-to the wood. When she had nearly reached g'nn to sing again. The hare stopped, i turned-round and came swiftly to the 1 Mine place, and remained listening tn •seeming rapture and delight until the wile without .my trouble nt nU.v|f needs no gu tranter.” Thia la trhe.' singing ceased, when she returned to bemuse Hr. King’d New Discovery will relieve lhe obstinate ot coughs And colds, Lung trouble quickly helpStickler to Propriety. tfd by Ul us-.-, you should keep n bot* "Waiter, waiter.” called the man* ter. "Here to a fly bathing without* Niillw, Mich. MONUMENTS To Oof Palrons aM1 f-anils At this time we wish to ex­ press our gratitude to all those . . ... who have given us their pa­ tronage this saasoh. The large volume of busineas we have done this year is very gratifying in that it proves to us that our patrons appreciate the quality of work we are giving and that they are placing every confidence in us, and (hat all who have bought from us seem so thoroughly Satisfied wijh the execution of their orders. . ; IRONSIDE BROS. , Phone 197 Granite and Marble Dealers HastingSr Mich. ▼ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-01-08.pdf ad0d5f0c36eaabac5e263218ee66ad1a PDF Text Text S IRSDAY, JANUARY 8.1914 HASTINGS, MJGHR PROf. H.R.PI BE THE IP HI 01 HlfflW FIRHT WEEK'S KEHR1ON WILL OPEN AT MIDDLEVILLE JANUARY 18THMEET1NU AT CARLTON, W006LAND AND BLASS CREEK Naoood Wcedt'a Gathering* In Hovth- Round-Up In Hasting*. On next Tuesday morning the first Barry Irfauitu iy Farmers’ and Teachgt* III .ba held; The conduc- Spaulding, of Belding. The speaker on educational subject* wllj be T. IL TOFnoend. commissioner of Clipton and grape*. Tho speaker on educa­ tional aubjects will be C. E.-Hulmes, superintendent of the *tate *chool for ths blind, l-unslng. Rdy u! Brtitrim. of Castleton, acting president of the will be held In Hustings on S' and 7. The state round­ ing* will be held at' the ricultural course*. Barry county will lie held as follow*: Hickory Corners. Jan. SO; Hantlold. lion to the program* specified, with recitations ur music. UST OF FOOT.TKY SHOW BOOSTERS: Our list of good fellow* who have Rogers A Son. Coal. Ice and Wood. boosted for Hastings and the poultry «tar Bakery. Raked Goods and Re»industry by contributions of cash, and taurant. ■pedal premium*: Jan. lath, Middleville. Jacob Rehor. Cigars and Billiards. Hasting* National Bank* Palm Garden. Bakery and RestauHastings City Bank. .Grand Rapid* Bookcase A- Chair Fnrtlno Bros.. Fruit*. •‘Caro and Cultivation of the Corn W.'L. Hogue, Grocer. Crop"—Jerry- Hpauldlng. taiding. Hastings Table Factory. Jesse Vester, Bakery. 16:10—Discussion. Hastings Cabinet Co. W. E. Merritt Co., Dry Good*. Jerry Elliott. Clothing. Root* and Ironside A Michael. Millinery. Shoe*. Im Otis, Restaurant. • Grigsby k Un., Boats and Shoe*. W. H. Spend*. Harness nnd Repair. II. CoNcnrell.i, Fruits. Morrill * latmhle. Gents* Furnish­ .M- O. Abbott, Fur*. . Farmin*"—Jerry Spaulding. ing Goods. Whi. Michael, Bicycle Repair*. 1:3»—DIm-umIoo. ' Chas. Sherwood. Grocer. Philip Luts. Root* nnd Shoe*. C:oa—Editcnllonal Talk—T. IL W. J. Htlloway. Drug Hlorc. Hugo Wtindcrlk-h.' Grocer. . Tmwuu-nd.' Addle Parker k Hon. Cigar*. Qucetlnn Rax mductot hy bnth W. H. Couch," Llycry and Feed Tronsldo Hhov Co., Bools and 8h<>ea. Barn. Geo. Coleman, liuntruncr. Mtnwcll & flcott. Fann Implements. Henry Sheldon, Abstract. I'-l-"Frank Horton, Grocer. J. W. Freeman. Coffee Ranch. Carveth * Htobbltx*. Drug Store. Herman llessmer. Meat Market. O. A. Iloye*, Racket Store. Hon. I’. T. Colgrove. Lawyer. Bussell. Crook & Gould, Real Estate. bring well-tilled basket. Thomas Stllllvun. Prosecuting Bitslnee* Meeting. , Walldorff Bros., Furniture and "Dairying n* a Factor rt> Diversified dertaking. Farming"—Jerry Spaulding. Miller A Harris Co., Furniture Undertaking. , Solo—Mrs. Glen Perkins. Chas. Lunn. Tailor. \ ’ -Educational Talk—T. F. A. Brown Co., Plumbing Townsend. Furnaces. Questllon Box conducted by both Evening meeting will be held In Fuller Lumber Co. Alien Johnson. I L. J. Goodyenr, Dry Goods. Ironside Bros.. Marble Warks. Hasting* Milling Co.. Hasting* M. I- Howell, Physictan. Un­ Grant Muir, Baxnar Good*. Edmonds Bros., Elevator, Cnnl and Wood. Luke Waters. Elevator and Coal. Roy Andrus. County Clerk. Leander Reams. County Treasurer. G. F. Chidester. Clothing. Godfrey Co.. Clothing. C. E. Harvey, Drug Store. E. J. Edger, County School Com-, '. Williams. Sheriff Barry Co. O. A. Fuller. Grocer. Now York Jilore. ' R. I. Wolcott. Local Manager. John MclauW. Feed Hlorc. #:45—Music by the Orchestra. I*. A. Eaton, Coal A- Fwed. "Caro and Cultivation of the Bean Ihirker Hoiiso. Fred Pt^rkcr. prtotor. -Smith, Velte Co., Elevator. Orchestra Music. ll:0M—"Barnyard Drainage"—R. I. Wolenjt. . . fl: 16—DtacUasm n. Dr. F. A. Willison. Dentist. Dr. <?. D. Mohler. Physician. W. A. Hall, Agricultural Jan. IS, Woodland. Frandaen ft Keefer; Dry Goods. Hcdrluk's 6c and 10c Store, N, Burroughs. Greenhouse. THREE HESSMER BROTHERS FORMED PARTNERSHIP JAN. 'Dairying a* a Factor In Diversified 1:16— Discussion. Orchestra Music. JANUARY 19 Brotherhood will Brotherhood. I. it. Pattengiil, —--- ----- ...... ... y>-ar* superin­ tendent of public lo^trii tian In this state will bn lhe guy Of honor, and a Humors that Rev. Wolfer J. Lock Ion. rector of Hastings Emmanuil Alliert Beumer, Herman B Robert Beumer,. BESSMER'S MEAT MARKET On January ], they were united In worth Smith.. WednMday evening the -rhlch they kitchen shower. make their h Haywood 1* Gaa House Coke 1* not expenatve.— part of the Federal army which was besieged In Knoxville, Tenn., by Gen. member* vividly the long days of that with the army of the Potomac, was I detached nnd sent to Mississippi to reenforce Gen. Grunt. UNCUS HAM'S FINE NEW YEARH , I’RF-HF.NT TO THE NATION RIANTCHAN6ES HI the weight limit was eleven pound*. Three Auctions Advertised This Week has qpme Into such wldn usage that The 30 pound limit applies to mil C. B. Benham tleth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Orr, of North Milo. This worthy eopple. -who have talners. dispensing more good cheer than .most people, h.ivo felt .that this day with all uf it- tender memories Sulsbaugh. and association* was sacred only to! died on Wednesday each other. They spent it very quiet­ U<> sure Jo hear Wm. Gillette at the Methodist church Monday even­ ing. ,r - «••• —— ■Mr. Gillette Is -----------the most---------expenmnouncment elsewhere. and Windstorm Policy Holders Please Read Plain Words From All The Directors of The Windstorm insurance Company to the policy holders of tho Wind-' tlng*< Will It be fair to tho policy •torm Company with reference to the holder* of this Company who reprepresldency of tha Company. ’ sent nearly every county In Michigan We believe It will bo conceded that ’ to have all the offices monopolised by we. ns tho directors of this Company. | Hasting*? Will that tend to promote are hi a position to know about it* good feeling In this Company nnd business, also tho needs of the bu«l- । help its business? Let your -good officers of this Company. The policy tl<u, of any man who aspires to oust holders have given u* that rc»pon*l- i Mr. Hale Just to get, the place for blllty, and our"dutle* under the law • hlrnfflf. . ASKS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR SMALL-MOUTHED U|S- things. Some uf , us have served on wc. the directors of the .Windstorm, this board of director* since the Com- Based oij that knowledge, we state wish them many happy return* of their wedding day —BANNER'S Milo uphesltallngly that this Company has never been »d satisfactorily served in correspondent. ____ lt|> presidency a* by the present In-’ cumbent, Mr. Wm. E. Hale, of Eaton Itaptdsr lln ha* become thoroughly ..... v. rgtylllar .with the requirements of tho Hasting*. Mich., will b* held nt their place, has shown excellent business banking office on Tuesday, January lalant. ‘ i* a very painstaking officer, 13th, 10X4. for the election of direc­ and I* In close touch with All II* af-‘ tor* for the ensuing year, and the transaction of any other buxines* that mony of action so csaentlal to success, and xyt place* emphasis first upon may come before the meeting. Polla open from 10*. m, to 13 m. Harman B«*amer, phi*. Through hl* untiring energy. Mr. Hessmer has built up a fine busi­ ness. He ha* installed in hl* market this city, took Into every device for giving hta patron* partnership . in the business his thn beat of service, and sanitary ser­ vice at that. The equipment of the market Includes a refrigerator count­ er and a cold storage plant No loss county, and they plan to give their Advertisement Albert and Robert Beumer, the form­ er having been In Herman's employ Rummage Sale. for about 14 year*, the latter about 10 The Rummage Bule conducted 'by Some of hl* training was obtained In ye>r*. Their many frlenda will wish the Methodist ladles will l>« open SattM 'employ of Jita uncle In Phlladel- cssafuL I promise to do *s I did be­ Two young Mlddl*v1ll« people were fore, give faithful ssrvics to ths Com­ Baptist church. Saturday, night, two recently united In marriage at the pany and Ils Interests, and to do all I of II* members surprised the choir by Baptist parsonage. Mr. Vere Bull and cept a call to the pulpit of 81. Thomu^ church. Battle Creek, were confirmed by his announcement Sunday and DRAMATIC DEATH OF REBEL formally presented to the vestrymen of the church nt n meeting" on Mon­ SPY 50 YEARS AGO TODAY day evening. .JUr, Lopkton’s resigna­ tion will become effective on’ January WILUAM CIllfTTE COMIHG TO HASTINGS other, to their frteml*, and to’the world in a general way. They have nover driven shrewd and question­ able bargain* to gi-t-rtoh-qulck, but have by honorable industry maintain­ ed a very pleasant home with ani abundance of comforts and luxuries. The latch string ;>f their home hiut Townsand. At the earnest adlicltatlon of my friend*. I have decided to become a fandidato for the position of Presi­ dent of the Windstorm Insurance CoM HENRY BARBF.R RECALIrt NEW r PACKAGES ADMIRED TO HAUS surrounded the place and cur <>IY nil supplies. The Union army was In n ledo and other large center*. The strongly fortllled position, but the I Harry Whitworth ha* decided to farming and engage In other; •oon as the supples stopped coming. lult business, so will have an auction sale reeding four ounces third, fourth, fifth cold. During the night tho men were Hies south of Dowling, and 3 miles the first pojind *nd 2 cent* for each compelled to sit up . in order Io keep orth of Banih-ld oh section S Johns- additional pound or fraction thereof: warm. Tho weathr fourth. 7 cent* for the flr*t pound and T U,I AT!-.D ACTOR AND AUTHOR lunch nt Shelter for horses If A cents for each additional pound or morning. however. the men were.very cheerful the uuctlom pouQd and 6 cent* for each additional and Frank Webster. and. few complaints were heard. Startpound or fraction: sixth. • cent* for The list Includes .''head of horses, 3 car* of corn each was somelhlai row*, bull. 4 calve*, 16 fall pigs. 60 additional pound or fraction. Which no one. wutt^ enthuso over HAS BEEN ON THE ITA6Ebut the men did everything' to chert the wide popularity la the change In FOR FOffY-ONE YEARS the rates of postage applying to Ihirinx Uta weary <lav* foliawlnx books. Hitherto hoo^s could riot be hat mt-nyirablo New Year* day. <1 Seo the nnnYber of Incident* happened to full iiarilculnrs. Innvcnt I'rflmlScH i<> Im- Unique break the monotony of camp life. and Fall of l?nu«tinl • f pottage nn book* weighing eight epy; the other was a disastrous- at­ Inirrafl. tempt by the Confederates Io capture Having sold his farm and 1 teen use or fraction thereof. But on Fori Stiunders. the principal d.-f.-n-'-' of HI lu-nlth, Charley Bachman will ounces those weighing' in excess of eight fwrlght. of Knoxville. have nn auction nt hl* place three Women's Club 14^ miles south of Monday evening, 'JI ut the On Shipment* of Gold. .Methodist Eplacopal those grim events—the execution of to begin nt one o'clock. them® will be "Dll THi and Some a spy. While the Federal* were shut Other new regulation* will apply to -ithch for other Things." The' announcement up In Knoxville, the rebels made ev­ the sending of gold In or to Alaska. that Wm. Gillette w| spend n short ery attempt to capture them. Spies Gold coin, bullion nnd gold dust offertime In the lyceum't Were *ent Into the beselged city. 13 Ahrop career of timely Intori I. lie has writ- Among them was a young Kentuckian points In Alaska ten and presented t«q named Ephrlam K. Dodd. Mr. Rarhousehold goodi playa among them:?) and hay and grain "Esmeratdlo." "Secrwj .Service," "She." manhood. The young southerner be enclosed In sealed package* not ex. "Too Much Johnsogj L"Settled Out of met his death at about 100 miles from Court." He is *1>L| Where he had ulways resided. Ilr wore a L'nlon uniform nnd wns a(postage thereon shall be 3 cents an temptlDg to g® through tho lines hap* the foremost Brog aotor-rnan-l when" he wn» iSaptured byTfflraMdc's ago* on the English speaking boards troop* nnd turned aver to a court fur the fate Daniel registry fee. today. . Investigation. Upon him wore found mlnlstrntors Austin Ferri* and This entertainment promise* to be a diagram of tho defense.* and slatlaiinjqtte and of ususini) Interest. No ilcs giving the amount of provision* the personal property ut th? Warner cent for each ounce or fraction of an one should miss It. Admission, 35 and ammunition In the hands of th<- farm 1H mile* north and M mile cents and 35 cents for aludent*. Tho board for tho sale of reaerved neat* at on the scaffold. 10 coat* each will open on Halurday nt nine o’clock A. mornlng. January' 10. at Carveth & coffin. With u band playing u dirge. tlon of a pound being considered a Htobbln*' Drug Sion- nt 7:00 o'clock. Dodd was conveyed to the place full pound: and In the vestibule of the church. cattle. 3 hogs, 13 pigs, large qunntlty Doors will be open ut 7:00, entertain­ had killed a Through th- of good farm tools, some hay; corn, ment will begin ut x:50. The com­ oat* and small tools. Col. W. H. mittee hope* to see the best house of | Couch will be tho auctioneer anilUte season on Monday night. helped to rsivuie Union men. with Arthur Glasgow, clerk. Jor full particulars. the steps and the noose of n cotton MR. AND MRS. H. ORR QUIETLY rope was placed about his neslt. When ' OBSERVE GOLDEN WE0DIN6 the trap was sitrung, tho ropa broknnd Dodd fell 7 feet- to the ground. 1 have clients who desire to purI'rovlous to this ho had not said 11 experience proved too ly l->tc<-m<-<l by All Who you desiro to sell, Jill .pit thn blank Know Them. him. ami hr pie have neVer brt-n vpty far remov­ ed from the acene* of their youth, having spent their whole live* In the townships of Orangeville and Prairie­ ville. where they nre loved and re- Factor In -7:05—Opening. "The Farmer o ry Spaulding. 7:46—Educational Rtv- *• J- lockton, rector MIND 0F emmanuel church, resigns 'll IM JAH. 1, IN tn 30 pounds within certain sones; and by admitting book* to tho mall* nlng Doud. Fred BtdUi. Robert Burch. Forced 1Hall. Itlchan Bates. Rupert Carrother ■rx. John Muj liken. Monroe Sissoul Gerald' Nasi Fred Eaton, J. T. Pie. _ Darling. John BhesttJGeo. Shawma Llenj. Matthews; C. M. I.imphorv. I W. Murphy. Edw. Wglt.-. Frank I’J coast. A. C. Wilcox, Howard Thom] D. McBain and Louis pb.iwtnan. of hl» Company was very pleasantly entertained In the Orr home last May. 11:30—Discussion. Noon. 1:60—Opening. • Buylnes* Moating. "Farm Poultry for Profll”—Jerry Hpauldlng. 1:13—Dlscusalori. Me*—Educational Talk—T. Bean Crop"—Ray Erway. Question Box conducted by the two speakers. VFRY 2UHRT RATION'? lull onuni nAHUllo Conkling, David of hl* coun- Fred Otis. Local Manager. •>£< 5-3-0penl ng. 10:00—"Use of Commercial FertllIrer*"—Jerry SpaUlding: ’ NUMBER 37 PARCELS POST SYSTEM Ditch." - ,--r>d Gin D.ina'ina -------- —„ fill gU>- Hrst-hnnd in­ formation tin that aSkJeet. Those who Well-Known Rceldcnl Dencribcw Ixmir. The vestrymen nt once ndopted n bar* heard Prof. Padtengill give this rexdtitlon presented by C. F. Field In highest praise, which the noble work of Mr. Lockion In the local church was highly com- j quent. humorous tup always intermended. During Mr. Isx-kton's pn*. . . _ Mobile tn Hasting* the membership of some Important changes In the par­ crowd to hear hint. Henry Barber, of Carlton, u well-j|£he church has been doubled. He nnd 'cel post system went Into effect. Un­ known resident of 'the State Road, resldenls of this had for hl* meal* during tho whole When u bride of only/a ' Question. Box conducted by both speaker*. An evening session will probably be held. TRY UNNtfi FIRST SECTION-1 TO 8 AGO their cherished wish, born In Orangeville township R«tv. !«. H. ijenyon. 3:30—Educational "Dairying as HU WILL IMg Dilrti.' ■ gr«M deMl of plewure that the Hastings Poultry As­ sociation greets you, and announces its Tenth Annual exhibit, which will be held in the Motor Shaft plant for the week be­ ginning Monday January ip, 1914 and closing Saturday January 34. We-dcaira, and aim by your help, to make this the largest show ever held in Hastings, and one of the best in the state. We have always had good, lively sbowa, because we have a good livjc membership, and always have hung up some good prem* iums and prizes that are worth while. And in this connection we wish to express our sincere appreciation for the generous aid of businca* men and factory managements, who have always been lib­ eral with us^ and have done'everything in their power to make evciy show such a splendid success. These services rendered in such a kindly public spirit, assure the auc&ss of our Tenth Annual Show. We have secured the services of Prof. J. O. Linton, Pro­ fessor of Poultry-Husbandry of the Michigan Agricultural College, assisted by R. S. Wiggins, as Judges of the Poultry Show. The standing of Prof. Linton in'the Poultry world and his connection with one of the greatest Agricultural colleges in the country is ample evidence that every exhibitor will be given a square deal. Now, poultry men, this Show is for You. Its aim is to show the people of this and adjoining counties that we stand high as a poultry producing county. Let every member BOOST and he will be well repaid for doing so. All birds will be judged by the. comparison system, which has been adopted at all of the leading shows in the country this year. The latest fevised edition of the American Standard of Perfection will be the guide of the Judges in awarding prizes. All birds should be shipped to A. B. PUTNAM. Hastings, Mich., Secretary of the Hastings Poultry Association. HASTINGS POULTRY ASSOCIATION. lowf Frank Clark. lltiO-r-JBacBssIon. BANNER posed for the second term. Which he 90 richly merit* by reason of • hl* splendid fervJjje during hl* Brst term of thretf ycaNu- He" l^the- "right’man' In the right ptsce," and ho Ought to be contlntfeff •« president. We earn­ eat ly urge- the polloy holders op this to bring them to the Hasting* Journal Company to reelect him at thq.*nnubuildiDg on E. 8t*t*-9L, where the al meetlhg January 13. If one good ■ale will be held th I* year. doe* in this case, Another ..matter, which we believe ■ The Women's Clut> I* especially worthy of consideration. day afternoon in iha. The secretary ----and treasurer of ___ this ManufaciurnF* Club Instead of In the Company aro resident* of ' Hasting* qlty c.QjincU rooms. A good attend- and necessarily that should be ba the director of the Company la signed to this request, which ought to be the ton plentah th* supply of tinny Inhabi­ tants as Is Cha*. W. Mlxar thsr* not be »o many complaUt* misfortune to this Com. would about poor luck. Mr. Mixer ha* again applied to the federal govsrnpresidency of the Company at th* jpent for 'bsveral hundred thousand coming annual meeting. In caying small-mouth baas which h* intend* this wr are speaking »ol*ly from the standpoint of the good of the Com- clnlty of Hasting*. terest require*. H. C. Roger*, Htsphen Benedict, W. F. Hicks. N. B. Herbert, W. G. Proper. R. J. Gllieaple, O. W. Sexton. II. CJay McNl’t, Geo. A. P«rn’, Frank B. Martin, W. c. Mallory, here from the hatchery la Northville. standard Um* �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JANUARY ■, 1>14. We Handle w will want TO BU Y'lOCKED DOORS OF UHION SOMETHING IN THE LINE OF ULUID fouoht fiie WARM WINTER GOODS. U1„. - .... We have the largest nnd best line of Rubber Goods , DXtr^H^°" ° ' that you will find in Barry County, and a larger and bet- . The ter line than you will find in the large city .tores. - We have them in ALL SIZES, so that we can FIT YOU with just the kind you want. The Rubber Goods that we carry arc all “BALL BAND” and "STRAIGHT LINE" makes. Every wearer of Rubber Footwear knows that there are no better goods made. w’”ch —------ 1 ox- many will remem­ .... a-a* In tho third story of the Goodyear block. In It all public had not yet been built. The only mean* of escape w*» the stairway. Ironside Shoe Co MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING NORTH NASHVIM.E. State rnc.ipra to tho building. Tho old bridge from the third floor actom the CALL HERE AND WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. PHONE .176 m narrow escap* which Halting* once had when Ara w«i discovered under th-- atalrway leading to UaJon Hall while d packed houeo wo* wltne»*ln« ■ n performance. What might have i happened in Ha*t|ng» wn* *omethlng i which folk* talked about many days a theater. , Our line is so large and varied that we cannot men­ tion goods and prices. But if you are in the market HASTINGS, MICH. '. 8. Knoll. itrcet below, except by jumping. Such were the chance* taken in I public building years a got One night aboqt JO year* ago. the । h.ill was crowded to It* fullest capneiiy. During tho performance. M». Nlma thought he would take In the •how. A* he atarted to go up the' third floor. Mr. Nim* »mclled smoke. . been Ignited. Mr. Nim* knew the terrible result* <>f a panic caused by an alarm of Arc. Saying nothing to anyone. Mr. Nlma calmly walked Up atulr*. Unknown । to |hc audience within, he locked the went down stair*. vorable und a targe number wmrlth Mr and ! to Grand. Rapid* Tuesday on bualncaa. hied. The Rev. C, A. Slack pastor of ville spent New Yet ' . Fred Jaques und family who have the- Church uf Christ conducted the Mrs. Kd. Paltnatlcr. a be n "tailing In thl* vicinity have re—r ~V-------—treUirn^l 12 turned to their home In Charlotte. nddres* on tin Grand Rapid* to routine her work In Mary tlf Uurr Oak wull music after .pending the holiday* KU,,,t Mt Mr- Elu Clic-g lhc llr>lt uf Shuttle. M.trblv Ml*a Ada Noyc* la suffering from a gTi'en coml.ilnK ut severe attack of the quinsy. Hon*, <ind alnglng. Hing her aunt Mr*. Hiram Coe. Mr*. V. 8. Knoll and two son* have Clare McDerby vlalted friend* at been sick with tonsllltl* the pa«t week. pleasure and wu heartily cn-- ... - ----. - -fining Albion Friday. Mr*. Stark u|*o MtlK.I «nlo returned to hl* ot the, church. Rev. T. O. Foot. the. close a very daintily her home at Kouts, Indiana Wednc*A I'icanitit Kun>rfa»c. I prepared Hupper wn» provided nt the [.rim- w«* given Mr. and Mr*- l‘ar*onuge for alt who had taken part •Ker*, when about forty neigh- ' 1,1 ll>‘‘ ^r'’.SrMr* MpuM nvaaa* in uio auMMawa v> । |lllr* ami rririmi gatnrrra ill in'-ir ---• —-Go.Minnut and Deane k Co. 1 beautiful new home on Hanover St. •■nt.rt.ilned n large party—f ears day: thirtyMl** Myrtle Brumm returned to h«r , Saturday evening for u *oclal time, •sent and enjoyed home at Benxonl* the ta« part.of the lu,n, wa) (,ij acquaintance* and rhe Rev. 'welcome parent*. nut*. Welcome- Io our city. Mr. und Mr*.- Huger*, anil may you enjoy your Axlhelm .pent Tueiday at Grand Rapid*. Ml** Huth Bacbellor went to Mil- Hurriedly *ocurlng ♦ Th" member*. pf the older genera- I tion knew him, for hi- was for'yenr*^ n familiar figure on the streets of our i llttlo-clty. He Wan.liked by all, and , everyone knew hlnr’a* "Jim." He camo to Hastlqgx In the Jale slxtb-*. ' and served for year* ,.i* strict com- I mitsloni-r. conalabl.' and marshal and i al-- .is deputy sheriff, He.dityl about ms. IPIERSON & SOU’S BIG CLEARANCE I’ SALE OFFUS BIS BARGAINS 1 titling tin* Kplfn In l>«vp on All 8. II.tight, JHE HOME J 10c 20c 30c $2.50 90c 0. A. BOYES’ 5,10 and 25c Store Michigan Hastings Underwear WRAPPERS AND KIMONAS Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s 25c Fleece Lined Vests and 1 Qz> Pants_______________ IzV Ladies’ Vellaatic Fleeced Vests and Pants, 50c values, 39c All Wool Vests and Pants in white and grey, $1.00 values, 79c Ladies,’ Wrappers, Fleece on/ ' Lined and Percale, $1 value Out 89( 39€ $1.25 Kimonas. 50c Kimonas. HOSIERY Woof Union Suits, $1.50 (T1 1 C values______ ___ l_ Very Fine Wool Suits in grey and white, $2.25 value, Ladies’ Wool or Fleece Lined, IQm 25c values__ J_____ _•____ Ladies’ Wool Hose, 50c value_ -c-_. Misses’, boys’ and children’s Fleece Union Suits, 50c values, Sweaters, Caps 8l Fascinators at »/* Off J ,60c sizes. Children’s Wool Underwear___ 39c 43c % Off NIGHT GOWNS Ladies’ 50c Flannelette Gowns Ladies’ 75c Flannelette Gowns Ladies’ $1 Flannelette Gowns Children’s Gowns, 50c values Childreu’s Sleeping Garments, 50c values.. 39c 59e 79c 39c ■ -■ Lace Curtains, J6 Off* All Furs at */4 Off 39t Golf Gloves and Mittens All 50c values 39c All 25c values- 19c - Robe Land Fleece 25c value 19c 15c value-. 10c value.. 8o Keep in mind you have only 2 days left in which to avail yourself of this opportunity to buy cheap at our store, The W. E. Merritt Store Hastings, Michigan Phone 66 ♦ J ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -Chaplain. I’itay Edmund*. Conduc. *->r-„ llaiilah- . Tuhgutc. Lc^jurer. t'ora Wlnt' r*. Inner Guard. Cllffonl day evening. January 11th. • 'ora WlnWrs. leuluryr. Corn=I Have Some Old corn on hand that will sell at One Dollar and Twenty-five Gents per hundred pounds. Re­ member, this is old corn. You are not paying^for water as this corn is all cured out. Bring me your samples of seed. Call at my office, or phone me your future wants in HARD or SOFT COAL. I will be at my office Wednesday Evenings. LUKE WATERS, Suo*«Mor t* F. H. Barlow * Co. HaoUn**, Mlch\ " Man works from sun to sun but woman's work is novar done ■ , why? —- because the inven« is now an untrue sayingtioi} of the modern, clean,.always hot, electric flat iron has made ironing day. that was formerly dreaded, a day to look Saturday afternoon! Commander—B. •“ Scnfcft- VhCom. -Delo* liupklns. Junior Vke Con I Adjutant—o. II. Grvenlleld. qu>irterniu*t«-r—W. H. Dritigxto Quartermaster—lllritin Seeley. Officer Uflh-i r forward to with pleasure. What was formerly a day’s work now takes but a few hours with the electric iron and the trouble and loss of tompor incidental to the use of the old "sad" iron, and by the- way "sad" iron is a good name for that old fashioned home breaker, has been all done away with. I AM PAYINC 93 CENTS TODAY FOR GOOD WHEAT Am in the marketfor Clover Seed. Friday and Saturday—This Week Obltuxirj. obituary. ♦ Only Two Days Left While the cfthaw In the hall above, the rescued were enjoying thomaelves. Not until lhe *h«w wan over, did they know­ how the cool-headed Ju me* Nim* hud averted what would have been an Inevitable catastrophe. Stenographer. Saturday'. ed this life Dfcembr d ai tin- elute hospital In Kill- - the genuinem-.-w of the offering-! made. Mr. aqd Mr*. We*ley Baker nn- en­ D'-'.' iiibvr 31. 1913. used 6< I In every department the knife ha* tertaining their ilkughtcr from Char­ month-. Deceased came with I been plunged In deep for thl* prlcevllle. Ohio, coming lotte. . nt* to lilll*italc county. Mich. | aiajihlng-iuilv. Notice the price* quo!Mr*. (.’rite* and two daughter* ot New York arc here to spend the win­ in*J. Tho family •< tiling in tho then I eerie*, dry ^-•od*. ready-lu-weiir ter with her daughter Mr*. Cdy 'tubcrculooi* of tho limit*. ivlldernc** one-hair mile east uf Shultz | good*. *hoe». And only a *mall nurnBrumm nnd family. wherv lie grew to manhood. July 6.1 ber of price* ar<- quoted. On ail olhgreatly mlsm-il by all who knew him. 1S73 he wa* unltf .1 In marriage lo|rr line* not quoted, except contract ill-* Mary A. I'lilllip*. of Hastltih'*. i good* .und produce, the discount Mt 111 residing neur Shultz until USt» ; range* from lo'l to SO*,;. Owing to when he removed With hb wife and the low price* quoted, this *(ilc I* three children to Monlealm county »■-- *trl<-lly‘for cash or produce. turning to Burry county about eight ycark rigo. He leave* to mourn an | Itaiilidd G leaner Hem*. aged companion, three' daughter*: ! Bit-hard Smith, of Allegan, Mr*. । !. (‘handler and A. M. Edmond* ♦ We Have Lamps for Most Every Use. 4 Mr*. Nettle Gate*, of Montana nnd Mr*. | > nK deb-gate* to the biennial Nellie Kline of Ihl* phi- e. one daugh- ; ♦ The Little Night Lamp. ter preceding him to the beyond 111 I «du^ mid Thursday of this week. + complete_____________ Infancy'. He Maw* two-----------brother* .i ...n r the close of the convention J. E. ----------- utau ----- ---------------a A good No. 1 Hand Lamp. la eman. of Ol*rgo nnd Marshall, of ‘ chandler will »prnt a week visiting Elm Hall. Mich., one »l*ter Mr*. H. B. . rdailve* In Avhiabula, O. and A. M. complete______________ Cumming* now an lnm.itthe Slate Edinunda will visit. Dr. Snyder .and ♦ A No. 1 Stand Lamp. Ho.plt.ii at Travrr.c City, fourteen complete_______________ gruniRhlidrvn, beside* many other Tho Gleaner- bold an oyster aupprr friend*. iU the Gleaner bull Saturday night. Large >3.50 Parlor Lamp. Ni l proceed*. JG.61. Open Infttaltafor.-i_________________ llon »f oflh-im wa» conducted liy l» The Nustyle Lantern, $1.00 value, • Stile*. uii.. .if our worthy com­ panion*. who r- mlcrcd- Um ceremony Martha for—.•r of Hhultx. Installed ; HANDY THINGS 7 IN HIGH CLASS DRY GOODS DeJiun tor anmher ntanlfcatatlon of their retiu-mbraioxi of mo thl* ChriMtuaa.iji the way ot u flmi tltirrn dollar rubvr Following, are tho name* <»f thu*e euliliibutlng to the funds tor the rube: U<o. Moronouac. Fred Flsli<r..Morrlg Hrown. Mark Nurrls. Bert Brown. HIIjk BosNin K11 >»lnd*cy, Eriivvt Hull. Wuiurr.Bjii'vn. Bli-h I’nltlJohn. Frank llugiioc. Fcrle dill. Ulnmllughr". J. G. Hugh**. John neater. Tom Gurhum. H. Ofr. Ulen Boyle*. Blrt McBain. Bw TltUB. V- Dlpflcr. <J. Hlgaiu*. John Ku.itton. Mr*.’ C. B«d»wick. Bert Qokk. Frsd VapL.uk*. Btrf L-wl*. I. Johnson. Jo*. Chapman, M. Wood. W. u. b l ration. I. Houvaner. Henry Stun. U. MoBoln. "lu. Duni|lu». Cliff Castle, talnaar. Em»st [Quick. Emeraou Lewis. F. K. W«le». Give your wife an electric iron and see how much more the cost is only.throe cheerful and happy, she will be- fifty and payments can be arranged if you like Thornapple Gas k Kleotrie Co 'Phone No. 5 �TWX HAMTMoa banner, Ant-art », PAGE UHodlaM PIANOS QUR stock ol Pianos is easily one of the most representative Piano stocks in this country. . Perhaps you do not know that we carry many makes and the chance lor choice ia unequalled in Michigan. Vou cannot think of a more, beautiful Gift to your family than a Piano; it means not only education but joy for everybody, and .YOU are the only soufee through which your family can secure this great gift. Of course ydu've often wished for one, but it seemed a luxury that others could afford, but not you. Now did it ever occur to you that "others” thought the same thing before they talked ft over with us? It’s part of our business to show you how easy it is for you to own a piano, and we want to talk it over with you. Our easy payment plan will please you. PLAYERS INVENTORY PRICES John Sutnm lost a valuable horse Thurwlay while tinning wood for D. N. Stowell. Tho horse had a severe short time’. Robert Horn, who has been home on a mention from eoUegn at Coliimhim, Ohio, While we are taking inventory we are anxious to reduce our large stoclf as much as possible, and we U (Jutting prices.in every department. Coats, Suits, Furs, Blankets, Underwear, Dry Goods, Rugs, Lace Ijl Curtains, Men’s Furnishings, Etc, Everything is included. Conic and take advantage of our low' prices. ||| Coats, Suits and Skirts Ibero snout March nrat, of Woodland, biu mow rrton, left for (heir homo Saturday. their many relatives and friends h6rc. Mra. Hurry Stownll and daughter Maxine nt Hastings wen Mra. L E. Benson Friday, Prices on all ready-to-wear garments are reduced so everybody can afford to get a new coat or skirt. We have full length coats, this year’s style in staple black, worth up to $10. Wc. close at only - - - I urday.' I Justice E. A. Bawdy , Woodbury Saturday tn act ns otic of the coroners In an Inquest over the I body of young Mnrclock who was ; killed by tho cars Friday night. Thrir i decision was that he came to hla death accidentally. • Jerald England entertained hla friend Sterling Kogers of Hastings Thursday and Friday in company with Leland Holly lhe boys took a elelxh ride Friday. Old Fanny ran causing them to walk Into town, serious damage resulted. Our local llahermcp report catches of' blue gills In Haddlclste Friedrich’s DOWNTOWN STORE 206 MONROE AVENUE grand Rapids, mich. LWK ODESSA. gnn spent several day* vlMtlng friends EAST WOODLAND. terest, then too, you must find a buyer. Our Certificates arc Payable on Demand and Provide a Sure Income. Savings Books Issued. LAKE ODESSA STATE SAVINS BANK, Like Oduu, Mich. Under Slate Control OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. George Liverton...................................................................... President Wm. H. McCartneyVice President Sherman I. Strong Cashier Howard G. LawrenceAssistant Cashier Otto C. Russ Otis Miner Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Krieger U. S. Postal Savings Depository No. 4770. HASTIS6SOOUBLESTOAE Hastings, Mich. of i^iwrll visited Sunday with wJnlr Gran with Godfrey <if Charlotte called •griff and wife Tuesday last. Foot., and d-tusht ention nt home. Th> children r •■nt*. Mr. nnd Mrs. > Mra. Ora L--hm. South Wood1 land. I Mrs. Hannah Boyles -entertained I Mrs. Klda Guy nnd children of West Jennie. ‘ flunneltl Sunfield FrUlav Friday. longing t< WANT AD VS. PAY. Christensen and won Donnld. Mr. nnd Mra. U. Strown nnd baby Vado, Mr. nnjLMra. J. Fulgcr and Mr. and Mrs. at tho home of Mr. and Mra. George Hood In Went Holifield, Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Bywiiler enti Mesdames Juno Benpelt. Osa Heck­ er. J. W. and A. C. Kilpatrick attend- talned their <hlblr-u, Mias Florence l rd the funeral of their uunt, Mra. Detroit. Curl ot l.-ualng, and Mr. a Mary Gosa Hartman, who died of Sunday. The funeral was held In Ed­ Killed be An Engine. more Wednesday. Mrs. George Hitt and nephews The body »f G-.ttlalb Molock wr.a George Bawdy nnd Charles Hitt, who have been spending the holidays with morning between ihe rails j rnlnlivrs In New York City, returned of the town crossing by W. 8 homo Tuesday. They report n very and Russ.-il Horn is theyAvi Ing to town. An Inquest tun Mr. and Mrat J. Boylea entertained hla slater. Mrs. Orpha Tice, nnd cous­ in. Mrs. Maggie Pennock, of Kalama, bound freight, which pulled from sta­ tion shortly nfier Gottlieb had .tenped from the p.iw>'ng«r train Nq.'Tf. and started for homo'on the track. BAUER BROSJhe Home Contractors Having for several years been engaged in building hundreds of homes in this community, we have associated with us the best skilled labor to be obtained. A small army of teamsters, masons, carpenters, plasterers, plumbers, painters and decorators work harmoniously under our direction and push the work rapidly to completion. We handle’everything that enters into the construction of a building. We build for contract, mortgage or cash. These advantages enable us to best serve all prospective home seekers. Your special case will be cared for faithfully and satisfaction guar­ anteed. ♦ Start the New Year right by planning your own Home Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ♦ Broadway Yards, ♦ Phone 224 IESE1F® Always the lowest Mra. Thomas Bulllvan und daugh­ Mrs. John Bowens. ter Ellen of Hastings took dinner with Mlns Gladys' Johnson went to Grand Mlns Claudia Wolcott spent from her niece. MrssHamuel Velto and hus. Rapids Friday to care for her friend Friday until Tuesday with relatives in band. Friday. Mrs. Grace Styles who has been very burial. Geo. Huddle living east of town on MIm Grace Lake and Frank Rcollold visited their aunt. Mra. M. Gard­ ner. of Vermontville, Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Rockwood, Mrs. OUR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES^AY Bella Hager and Mrs. Vanlberg of W<i<iHIIUHY. Hastings and Mra. Carl England wore percent if left with us one year guests at the home of Mr. and Mm. Julius Hager Tuesday. 3 percent if left six months — to Jos. RtatMle. Consideration, I' r-oO.OO, Other investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are Miss Lnln Avis, uf'Lake Odessa re­ Morgan. Mr. - nnd Mra. Evarts and turned subject to change in market vqlue which may take more than in­ home Friday Afternoon from — Ladies' 'Fleece Lined Underwear Children’s Heavy Fleece Underwear. part of the holidays with his cousins. II. E. Hawdy and family. The Misses Frieda, Helena nnd ncaday Esther Schuler spent part of laat daughter luxt Th'ura the cn*t ahorc of Tupper lake hail th* Mrs. B. Cotton ami son 1 Walker Mr. nn. Cotton of Grand Rapids weAp week- on the lake Saturday. Merton Bowers visited several days Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hulllbcrgcr nnd last week with friends In Wayland. Mrs. Chris Mohrhnrdt has been N«w Years night nt Frank Coyken* very 111 for lhe past three weeks, nt ",............ ........... .... .... aiibjiv John Bainbridge living four miles woodland In attending her nt present. ' east of town has snld his farm nnd Mrs. Emma Baumgardner Returned bought a home in thin village nnfl will to her work ut Jackaon after spending move hla family hern thia month. ■ Organized in 1888 Cotton Blankets. KM size; in gray,, tan and [71 white, nt only.. . ?69c Extra size Blankets, good and heavy . 98c Flannelette and Duckling Fleece Kimono Cloth at only J. .9JS© . Large size Cotton Batting in pure white, a dandy at.... 10c Feather and Down Pillows in Featherproof Ticking at 68c, 85c, $1, $1.25, $1.50 to $3.00. Men’s 50c Suspenders left from Christmas, all to close out fast at .. 25c Mule Skin Gloves at only ... 19c Good Work or Dress Shirts... ....45c All our Silk Waists, new and up-to-date, at just HALE PRICE. All Remnants at HALF PRICE. $4.98 1.98 ONE PRICE TO Alt 8. C. Vanhoutln and George Leffler aeeompanled by their wives visited School commenced friends In Battle Creek New Yearn. after n ton days vncni They made the trip by auto. Cur! Burkle Is making a few days Misses Hasel H visit with friends In Battle Creek and ives have Marshall. terIng. It this time. j Extra low prices on all Rugs, Lace Curtains, Portieres and (xiucli Covers, some less than J. H, Hawdy was u I lasting* visitor Monday nn bualnvM. Mliw Josephine llappc. Max Happe. Mra. Gage and daughter Glennie of J. 8. Munyon of Owosao visited hla ehlldmn over Sunday. Mrs. In.-i Cooper and son Graden, who have been slaying with her father. Elmer Holton, since her moth­ er's death, returned to their home in Milwaukee Saturday. On January the IGth. tho Farmers' Institute will lie held nt the Town Hall. A line program Is being ar­ ranged by R. I. Wolcott, chairman of tho local committee. It will be nn nil ] j $3.98 Suits at only ■ Skirts in All Wool at tending A inerting of It you want the greatest musical instrument eyer invented, come in and let us demonstrate the wondejrful PLAYER PIANO. You become an artist at the Piano the-moment you sit down in front of a Player. Here is the greatest achievement of modem inventions; takes the place of a silent Piano in the home and mages YOU the artist. Besides, you can play it by hand lixe the regular Piano. Come in nnd see a wonderful army of these wonderful instru­ ments. We sell them on monthly payments. Special Values Wool Blankets wrirth up to $4.00, some samples from the mill . 1 $2.25 E. Court St. Yards Phone 254 AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming and to engage in other business, I will have an auction sale of personal property at the premises known as the Frank Whitworth farm, 2 miles west and 1>4 miles south of Dowling and 2 miles streight north of Banfield on section 6, Johnstown township. This sale will take place on . Tuesday, Jan. 13, ’14 Commencing it 10 o'clock, a m, I offer the following property: HORSES HARNESSES Crotch-Back Harness, II inches Third Harness Double IlanieM, L‘( inches Light Driving Harness Blade Gelding. 10 years old, weight 1.500 Brown Mare, 13 years old. weight 1,400 Black Colt, coming 3 years old, weight 'J7<> Black Colt._coming 2, years old, weight 70U Bay Mate. 7 years old, weight 1.000 FARM TOOLS CATTLE Red Cow, I years old. due April II Red Cow, 7 years old. due March 20 Yearling Bull 4 Spring Calves HOGS AND CHICKENS ducted by R,-v Lutheran church 2 Thoroughbred O. I. C. Brood Sows hla pnrcniH, north of town. Mr. and Mra. J-.eob Miller vBitcd lhe l.utcr'a broth- r. Reuben G-rlingcr t.nc family, Bund.iy. Hugh DeC.-irni-. n former town's boy but not* of Port Huron, wan united In 8 tons of Clover Hay JJ bu»hcl Timothy Seed Huron last keeping In their homo which was ul• COATS GROVE. The D. G'. T. • • club will hold Its next meeting January 14. with Mra. Flora Wood. I. having barn to bo built next summer. Mr. nnd Mrs. D.n'td Demond visited relatives recently in Lansing und Ret­ at <ho church TucMay, January 27. Mrs. Bertha Bush, of Delton. District Superintendent will conduct It. Richard Demond hjnl thn mlafor- l»fl hand quite »--vt-rely Monday while boning wood ut SylVM|er Cortis*. The llttlo Unger w»« -ntlfejy rawed off Jqst aboVe thn knuckle and the ndjoining.Anger cut to<th« hone. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sprague and daughter Doria and son Harold xlrited In Kalamaxoo over Bunday. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAT. HAY AND GRAIN 3 stacks oFCohi JRalks . Quantity of Shredded Stalks .McCormick Binder McCormick Mower liny Rake Osborne Mower. B foot cut Oliver Sulky How, No. 2>l Oliver How. No. W Pair of Oscillating Bobs. Oliver 2-horsc Cultivator Deere 2-lior*e Cultivator Superior Disk Drill Steel Loud Roller Beau Puller Disc Harrow Dain Hay Loader Osborne Ixver Drag, 17-tooth Hay Terfder Osborne Lever Drag. 15-tooth . lensing Wagon, complete Wagon Springs Eleven foot Stock nnd Rack Sides Hay Rack Stover No. 4 Feed Grinder Old Wagon Grass Seeder Wheel Scraper Ix>g Chain Double Buggy Steam Cooker Blue Bell Separator Fanning Mill MIBCKLLANKOU* . Borina Machine Bartrl Chans 200 bushel* of Corn 15 bushels of Poor Beans 30J)ii»bels of Harley 110 bushels of Stock Beets 5 bushels of White Cap Seed Corn Hot Lunch At Noon Shelter for Horses If It Storms TFRMC* ■ tnmu, AH sum> 01 D or under, cash, ill over that imount 9 months time on good bankable paper it 6 per cent Interest No good* to Im removed until settled for. HARRY WHITWORTH, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Auclloioar HUM �THE HASTINGS JANUARY PERSONAL YOU CAN GET BARGAINS NOW Will and Grand Ha pl John AQan of Jgckaon was In the y pan of last wgek. Mr. and Mrs. CUtude Henty visited Weickgenant & Riede Mr. and Mrs. 1*. T. Colgrove returh ed Tuesday from Chicago. Miss Mae Petit was a w< guest of Grand Rapids frlendi. SUCCESSORS TO LOPPENTHIEN COMPANY M. W. Hicks Is In Grand Rapids to­ day attending the Poultry Show. Hay Wolfe visited l)ls uncle. James an cast er. of Thornapplc. last week. James Keller, of Pcnnfleld, Pa., la siting George Keller and Sam Page. Mtaa Glenna Doud has returned to Hartford to resume her school duties. Mra Robert Burch and MIm FrSnrcs Burch were In Grahd Raplda Frl- Remarkably Low Prices Mra. Frank Gould, ot Ballis Creek, came Monday for On Staple Dry Goods Ready-To-Wear and Grocories Ith relative* Will be made by us this week Mr.-and Jlrt Milton RIGHT NOW IS THE VERY TIME TO BUY SILVER WARE, CUT GLASS AND JEWELRY FOR YOUR OWN USE. WE HA VE THE PRICES MARKED AWAY DOWN ON WHAT REMAINS OF OUR CHOICE HOLIDA Y GOODS. IT WILL PA Y YOU TO SEE WHA T WE HAVE,LEFTIST WILL PAY YOU TO BUY WHAT YOU NEED RIGHT NOW, MORE THAN AT ANY OTHER TIME OF THE WHOLE YEAR—BECAUSE OUR PRICES ARE $O MUCH RE­ DUCED. Rev. Russoll IL Brcady delivered a lecture ul Morenci. Mich., Friday evening. Mrs. Loulso Kenfleld^of Kalamazoo, was In tho city Wednesday visiting Mr. and Mrs J. D. Zagehnelcr spent the holidays with with their daughter In Reed City. Mlaa Erm Ina Goodyear returned Sunday to -Jackson to resume her school duties. Mrs. Flora Henkes visited her sis- 17TH ANNUAL JANUARY CLOCK SALE ANY MANTLE CLOCK IN OUR WINDOW 95.00 THE RELIABLE JEWELER L. V. BESSMER Mr. and Mra. Charles Potts return‘ “■ * ’ visit with relatives lu Grand Rapids. Mrs. Helen La..._ .. ________ City, la visiting her parents. Mr. and | Mrs. I. F. Johnson. j John Thornton's son Forrest, of Caledonia visited Will Thornton and Miss Maude Holloway, of Adrian. THE GIFT STORE OPEN EVENINGS <S r. IHHJ rmral of her aunt. Mrs. David Eycleshmer. at Niles Tuesday. Miss Audra Thompson of Custer U Groceries Dry Goods Specials 2,000 yards best Print, yard... 1,000 yards Colored Outing. 12V4c value, 9c value, yard wide Brown Sheeting. 25c 25c 25c 25c 5c 25c 12c 3 cijns best Tomatoes. 4#c 8c 7>6c 29c 17c 39c 3 cans best Corn. 3 cans best Peas. 3 cans good Salmon lb. Baking Powder Yd. square Carpet (Samples, val. to $1, at----- Ladies' warm fleece Hose, 25c kind Ladies* heavy fleeced Underwear. 7 bars good Soap. New crop of Prunes, per lb. Try our Mojav Coffee, per pound ulay with the toys of society than to Ernest and Byron Lewis. Special Value in Ready-to-Wear ___ lulls the little treasure fresh from God's kingdom, that shall to Ypsilanti Munday to strengthen nnd equip for munhootl. Ladies* Coats formerly priced to $20 for last Bunday afternoon from 3;UU to und womanhood. Although we. aay thia day, that ’’her aun hath gone spending thia weak with her brother. Ladies* Suits formerly sold to $20 for----- **■ • <:H o’clock. after which the services were held in tho Methodist BpiscoiMl down, while It wm yet day." still thh Lucian Willison. and family. 'ana man from Soldiers ’ church. Monday morning lhe body was removed to the scene of her thc death ot that woman. who dies Home Grand Rapids. spent Christmas early childhood at Medina. Michigan. from loo much society, and haa given with hla wife and other friends. all her life to frivolity, and has spurned motherhood. Our departed ind in the outer filled this holy office In a beau­ tiful way. hla home In Fremont. Ohio, uftr She did not talk her troubles ovel COUNCIL REORBAklZES day from a with, the fatally, for fifteen yours, of­ ficiated both hero and at Medina. J<-sale Ik Colvin was born August In early childhood shs moved with rebellion. The last lime allll maintained finely." Her was Implicit me os iiuavinus. io ov wrav c four of whom survive her: Mrs. J. In sorrow. pollen! In tribulation, de­ J. Huntley, uf Hudson: Alfred J. Col­ pendent on prayer. Bhe Indicated nt vin, Hillsdale; Alfred T. Colvin. Bay City; Charles C.ColvIn. Hudson. She was the mother of one child. Donald A. Kerr, of this city. She vn hur in her was the same as a mother to Mrs will thank God the daughter of a brother. with hrl CITY FINE DEPT. RULES Monday Florence J. Hchr>u>der in Grand Rap­ *llh his l*m»ra lt,-M>lutlua Containing Many ids Thursday, uge,F VS years. ooiyeur. Important Clian^V Council Will lison of of Cloverdale: Huy nnd William. of Kalamazoo spent Net Grand ILtpIda nnd three daughters: Mr. and Mrs. Will Ickes and Hun ot the Are department are pro­ vided for lu thv n, w ordinance which family spent Bunday Woodland. <>f Grand Rapids, ut whose will go Into ctfc t on January 33. Hchroadcr. the guests of Mr. at home he died. The remains were Foreman. brulrd at Irving. plicant* of certain <iuauh<-ailun> must Harper, of Grand Rapid*. were guest* nte their names with the council for consideration, other provisions proMrs. Thus. Bulllvun and daugh.v rill nil llrcmen. Ellen, visited the former's niece, M. ahowina who attended lhe tire and Mrs. Oscar Fortier’s mother, "ho has been visiting here and In Nash­ ville. returned Monday to her home In vision of the city engineer Instead of the tire chief. The headquarters will Grund liuplds. Pioneer, U.. Miss Lulu McCrccry returned Io Fickle IhctofWln HoMliitc'. hrr home In Holland Saturday. Miss In 1101 they moved to lliutlngs.' In Mary Matthews accompanying her Fimin Mraugc Dug In His Home. to Grund Rapids. Mr. and Mraf Dutaild D. Smith turned to their home In St. leiuls. Mo.. ati4 thf Methodist Ladles Aid Boolcty.! pOii, jf sutflelcnt a, Monday after nn extended visit with Ishmcnt's strange du* In his kitchen. ,,n ,,h5 *he »r- lulned lalned to Justify th, them In locating In Hastings frlenda. vice In the Methodist church last Hustings. If 135 acres can be »cFloyd Pattison Bunday afternoon, the pastor took the test, "Her aun la gone down while U Rapid*. wet was yet dny." Jeremiah. Chapter 13. and planted with pickles should yield Mrs. Belle 1 key to the door lay on the floor, but all the way from 1100 to 3300, and It the door was locked. The unlnutl the entire city has been Interested In Is well worth lhe Um, to every farm­ thia home, people everywhere seemed er In the neighborhood io give cu­ hodsc unlea* aom, .me, evidently pus­ cumbers a trial with one or two acres sewing a key. nea the and from her bedside. When at last the Mr und Mra. George Miller and Mr. let him in. Th. motive ofdoor such un word was paused through the city. id Mrs. Henry tiarper. of Grand act Is puzzling The Benton Fruit Products Co. fur­ far Ms. Ikincaster that she nish the seed at the rule of 50c a Rapid* »< r>' has mlMcd nothliig. Early Tucsdn pound. A pound l« sufficient to plant evening. Mr. U,h,aster's daughter ■tton. an acre. Thia seed la paid for out of heard some one at the door, but 41 tho community, and all tho organlzanot notify their father who wu l» now visiting In Clo- asleep. The d»K aifpcsro Lodtentc forc. la <>f ho material with hla new home. Thornton. oa, the seed is concerned. Ail tnl'X will need io do >111 be to ig: ’’Its Bllll My Children, and Know cultivate the land, plant the pickles Jane Vunaman and other friends for' bat 1 Am God.” th'- i'V1 month returned last Monday. and arc to U that lhe * The highest tribute that could be Mlaa Mruneea llurch returned Mon­ day to Chicago, to resume her studies a consistent Christian mother. diToted to r»utln, business. It haa TrUlnger la having good sucec parents. Mr. and Mra. Robert .Burch. been uneventful and will end on Sutsoliciting acreage. her .... . lAit ahe never com- age. that would rather WE HAVE MOVED The lit-iulquarlcfb ul the City ''**t JUue are now al Couch's ■jr Barn. All calls, night or will have prompt attention. rn Ksm. No. IHO M Phone. No. 5WJ cariiTg for hla/son-ln-law. Grant Muir, who was taken qpddrnly III Baturduy. court house grounds was tabled, und cated. did not come tn vote. Some Of the su­ ler’s grocery In Hustings. pervisors were uppusc-d U> the plan on the grounds that th, original deed of < w Years with Mr. und Mrs. Edwin lhe premises would not petmlt the ereeiion of any mure public buildings. It Is estimated that about 1150 ' Peg O’ My Heart” nt Powers’ Thea­ Others Bald that they would vote for tre Wednesday evening. tile removal of th jail before they Mr. and M b. Dwight Goodyrar, of would favor spulling -the appearance Aldvrnian Hilton. Mayor Osborn und --- « of his .father, J. of the grounds by erecting «ny more others have Wen paaslng about sub­ kA:' •k. They left tht^bulidln scription imperil und citizens have Ln n raqiontUn* lib, rally . Mr. Hil­ they'will spend some time. ' Hrx kwIth-VuuM.McM Wedding. ton ulono has obtained 370. Borne Miss Ethyl M Williams lift WedCharles Bokwlth and Mlgs’D who huvp bcen.uimble to provide cash have volunteered to donate work In nesduy evening for Kirksville. Mu., to , rullHlouh n.>er. married New Yea ,ne re constructing tho fence und pen. Few resume her studies at the American morflJnB ul ,.J0 cjtles of thia also have a doer park, H- htrnl of Osteopathy, after spending dl.mv llf ,hv gr.,.,n, , parents. Mr. a und the pretty unlnul now a captive the holidays with her parent* here. Mr*. Frank Ik, kwlth/ l»« Ku»t Cll on Mayor Osborn's farm wunld prove K. Y. Bolinger returned to Laporte.; ton afreet.' Kgrj Knapp **» t Ind-. Munday after *p,-nding the hol- iK,t mwn and Ml* l.',«irRg Beckwi idays with relative* hire. Mr*. Bol Tile esremu Inger und son will remain with h father. John Whltrlght. a few weel our friends und neighbors fur live Mrs. C. 8.. Hkllltuan. Mr*. Jcnr many acts of kindness and loving Ruwluy and Mrs. Rose,Taylor uro ut! tJjunt O»guvd. Kual Walnut i sympathy shown us during our hus­ Middleville today attending the W. R. । »lr. and Mis. IU kw|th will band und father's death, to the siu'g- C. Club which t* eiiierlulned by thcl*helr home tn llastiiigs. former** cuualn.- Mr*. Katy Willard■viing words. Visitors at Mrs, l.ydlu Raymond' Mrs. Melvin Hmlth. Mrs. Nellis Kline. reDee uf Grand Rapids und inutb< Mrs. Hilliard Umltli. Mrs. Ia< B. Let,vens, of Carlign, ol_. ;w». d, nUffi Mrs., Nettle Ualss. Mrs. Frank Allcrding of Carttou und belt, ten February Mrs. Ellen larger of Fhrvort. Byron Smith, a clerk tu th* Detroit tiioss who remembered us at Xmas KtulDce,. came Monday to spsud Will l>c at Hustings evoty Wsdnt lltnc and for the flowers und fruit and re days os the guest of Hastings theresfter at his office in the I relatives. He nturued hutv- tv-a~—. bitt* Block and us niany extra day. acuonipatiled by hts i nd are required by lifs practice two chndreli khu luid bee- ___ —. a couple bf weeks visiting her mother, RespggUUttr.' lUNNKlt WANT ADVb. PAY. Mrs. Clara Wulldorff. 2.98 tUcrtling-Ma-Ken Wedding .!.• .1 to Detroit. childhood, bringing her UP in her home until the years of maturity, with tho same devotion of a mother. hutl been called upon to pay the price. Children's Coats priced to $7.50 i. both of Carlton Township ' geos Hospital. Ku la ma son, Tuesday l|> married Tuesday. Decomber 30. under*, — nuny friends In dial Kplacopul church. Rev. Russell I thia rtt II. Brrudy. officiating. Mr. nnd Mra. wtghlng Allrrding will inakfi their hdme tn I health. Carlton township. J. L Heed will announce hla future plana concerning the rebuilding of the du t'hrlHtnuu), thing In One Condition. AUCTION SALE Having sold my farm, and because of ill health, I will have an Auction at the farm located 3 miles west and 2 miles south of Hastings, on section 27, Rutland Twp, on Thursday, Jan. 15,1914 Commencing at 1 o’clock P. M., 1 offer the following'property Live Stock Horse, weight about 1200 pounds, good driver. Durham cow, fine one, about 7 years old. Spring heifer calf, part Jersey. 13 Shrop ewes. Chester White brood sow. Brood sow. Over 100 chickens, mostly White Leghorns. Miscellaneous Portland cutter. Oliver Chilled Plow, No. 99. 5-tooth cultivator. Lot of forks, hoes, shovels, etc Quantity of Household Goods includ ing tables and chairs, etc. Hay and Grain Quantity of good hay, clover and timothy mixed. Straw stack. About 60 bushels of oats. Onc-horse wagon Top buggy. Other articles not mentioned A Lunch for Those Coming From a Distance Shelter For Horses in Case of Storm All sums of $5 and under cash. Over that amount 6 month's time wjll. be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No-goods moved until settled for. TCDIlQi ILniuui CHARLEY BACHMAN, Proprietor COL. Win. H. COUCH, Auctioneer �Mm. Oliver Bolton ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ LOCAL MEWS ■ w Night Robe 1 —I Special Munsioa Union Suits 85c $1.15 1.50 These prices are for one week only. Morrill, Lambie & Co. Kuppenheimer Clothing Fwte Trousers Ono One Price Clothiers la on the sick 1 some better. I ■■■■ YOU ARE HELPING waa ham on Now Years day id Mrs.' Joseph ¥*runkenbcrg- For one week we offer the following extreme low prices on all Outing Flannel Night Robes and Pajamas: $1.25 and $1.00 Robes and Pajamas, at $1.50 Robes and Pajamas ■ $2.00 Robes and Pajamas .- I son. on January (, a wn weighing i1 sight pounds. Mra. William H. Auden, of . Hope If you are looking after bargains I township, a sou. don't forget to look it my bargain, Kmlly Virginia Mason Chapter D. counter. A. K. Patton. Cloverdale.—!' Adv. . A ono wefk special on a very necessary article In gent's furnishings ' Green 8L Dayto* L. Smith of NashvWe' and Is mentioned In Morrill. Larnblq A 1 Estelia V. Scurlca of Hastings were united In marriage on January 1 in company of eight for a New Years din-'' Charlotte by ITbbate Judge Dann. ner In Honur of Mias Lulu McCrcery. 1 of Holland, und- Roland McCrcery, of , ■It—. >.d .r.rr tarm.r who kwp. Lansing. Hock ought to be. can learn some­ Mrc Albert Klnne, Sr., fell early 1 thing that he will appreciate by read­ on Monday morning and broke ’ her |1 in* Goodyear Bron.' adv. this week. hip. De Latnpman was summoned to ,, Fill out lhe coupon and send It .... In. ------------| attend her. The accident happened Goargo Bprlstar, a former resident rc=!ds;.t ( when the uged woman became dirty'1 of Hastings township, but now ot of | and r#II to ,ho floor. . Climax. Is confined to Bronsonn hosplosn - ■, Thp rMridpnu ot ar„ pt4n- j । tat Kulamusoo, where he submitted to a very severe operation for appendl- | nlng to build a mile of state reward-', verinc nlcctr" ” of ,he 'Ulage in tilB spring. elite. He Is now recovering nicely. ,r""‘1 r .B" In opening and maintaining an ac­ count at this Bank, you are contrib­ uting to the development of Chis com­ munity. Ail of our funds are loaned at home. Your money is not sent out of town to develop other communities. We invite you to open an account with this strong Bank, assuring you of our interest in you and the com­ munity. 1;; Wr « .nd J.n.M.r •»" '■ ""‘•h.-4. The mother and little ones appear to ' Tha active und honorary members be doing well at this writing. , <*f the Ret Re Qua Society gave a un ccw cars un; •• .mu,--...........--------------------G. A. It. field their bjrthday dinner h"m" «f“ Thelma Burch for Har­ in their hall. 41 being present. After “J* Shefileld. who left Tuesday fur dinner and exchanging ot birthday **• J - wJ1ch> ho will enter, cards, thn time waa spent In visiting ,ho 8l- Johns Military Academy., and singing old war songs, all present , Fourteen young people were present saying this was the beat ever — Hattie *nd had a very happy lime. Nayjor. Press Correspondent I Sir. und Sirs. C. Bachman, well-1 Forrest Jordan, propria tor of the known residents of Rutland, have i lheutre on Michigan Street, has made I sold their farm und will move within arrangements with a moving picture a few weeks to a humu Jn Irving, vllconcern to have films taken of some I luge, which they purchased from of tho most Interesting industries and I Frank Dainoth. Mr. Bachman scenes ot Hastings and thi s, films । camo to this country from Gerwill be shown nt Mr. Jordan's show many In llt8. Before moving to house some time later. Watch for ] Rutland, he resided In Hastings, tho announcement. " where he has many acaualntanc-er. Hastings National Bank, CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $100,000. - Clement Smith, Prcaidcat. H. G. Hayes. Cashier. Ths Only National Bank In Barry County MICHIGAN. HASTINGS, OUR BIG CLEARANCE SALE . IS IN FULL SWING—COME NOW 10% to 50% Discount on all Merchandise except Contract Goods and Produce Coats<£*7 AQ Astrachan Coats, regular price $12.50, sale price Astrachan Coats, regular price $20.00, sale price. Astrachan Coats with plush cuffs and col­ lars,’ regular $16.75, sale CIO *7OEL $10.98 These coats arc beautifully lined in satin, black and colors. A few beautiful plush coats worth $25 will go at Plush coats, regular $15, sale price-.._____________ Brocaded velvet coats with ermine collar, worth $25.00, sells d* O$ g Q O 1 OwV di *7 Ofi ^15 93 A few last year’s black coats, ranging in price from $12.50 to $30.00, will go at______ R______ Pony coats worth $8.50, Skirts DC ipO.yO $3.48 Black and colors ranging in AQ prices irom $5 to $8, sale price IbwO Good assortment in new style skirts in black andjColors, entire ?/4 Fine assortment of Bouclc, Cut Chinchillas, Zibeline, Mallelasse, in black and colors. Reg. price $20.00. sale price-.$12.98 Heg. price $16.75, sale price._$ 10.98 Reg. price $12.50, sale price. _$ 7.68 One lot of misses coats ranging in price from $5.00 to $7.00, will go One lot, price $8.00 to $11.00 values go for OFF Dress Goods J 93 dJ/fl Ofi We have a splendid line of dress goods in various ____ shades _____ ,___ ________ and______ textures which we arc offering at very attractive reductions. Remember we are exclusive agents for Broadhead Dress Goods. Suits Beat American Prints Ep per yard--------- .......wv Black broad cloth and kersey coats in out Small assortments of suits, regular prices$12.50 to $25.00, will close out at wonsizes up4p 49, prices ranging from $12.50 $9.98 anil $12.00 lor518 00 wi"go Shoe Clearance All Shoes Will Be Discounted from 10% to 25% ’ 22 lbs, of H. & E. Cane Sugar for Bulk Cocoa, per lb------- 10c Colored Flannels now... 50c Tea, per lb------------5c Flannelette Blankets V.luo, Values, Values, Values, Values, Values, Clearance Price....___________________»1.69 Clearance Price 1.29 Clearance Price 1.15 Clearance Price .98 Clearance Price .80 Clearance Price .65 White Goods Sale Pillow Cases, 42x36, sell at.12^C $1.00 Corn Syrup, per Mt gallon . - 45c Corn Syrup, per quart, .. Pillow Cases, 42x36, .sell ata____________ 19c 9c -35 c 10c Crown Baking Powder, per can-7c 17c 25c Crown Baking Powder, can, 19c All 5c Soaps, per cake Nuway gashing Powder, package, 4c 6 Boxes Tip Matches for. ,-JSc Corn Syrup, per gallon„ 38c 25c Mantel Burners, each---- . .19c $2g00 Cut Water Sets, each------ $1.25 Terms of Sale are Cash or Produce . Wpol BlanKets Wc have a nice assortment of $10.00 blankets wc arc going to $7,50 offer at $6.00 Blankets... $4.00 Blankets... 93.1S $3.75 Blankets .... $2.79 16c Sheets, 81x90, sell at____________________ 68c Sheets. 72x90, sell at59c Sheets seamed. 72x90. sell at_,__45c 8- 4 Unbleached Sheeting, sell at 20c 9- 4 Unbleached Sheeting, sell al22c Table Linen Specials 50c Bleached ..45c 60c Bleached...__________________________ 53c 60c Unbleached____________________ ____ $1.25 Bleached________________________ 14 to it Off Regular Prices BED SPREADS 25c 40c Tea, per lb;_ 25c Tea Dust, per lb------ Dresses Many Beautiful patterns. Regular $4.50 values, now.. .-.83,75 Reg. $4.50 and $4.75 vat’s now I 3.98 Regular $3.50 values, now.. $2.98 Regular $3.00 values, now.. - -Regular $2.50 values, now. Regular $2.00 values, now Regular $1.75 values, now, Regular $1.50 values, now. 1-23 Regular Sl.OQ values, now. S3.48 to $15.79 Grocery Department Outing Flannels 8c Colored Flannels now. _____ ___ 1 7c 6c Colored Flannels rtbw-_._____________________ L $2.00 1.50 1.35 1.25 1.00 •* .75 rS’rZ11 priccs 53c 98c $1,50 Bleached$1.29 $1.75 Bleached . $1.55 Unbleached Linen Crash Toweling, 17 in. wide, special price Our Entire Stock of Full Line of Kimonas Miscellaneous Furs At Unusually l>ow Prices. Toile Du Nord Gingluui. teg. ISJ&nt 15c Handkerchiefs.-... 10c Handkerchiefs... Wiicaikoline.......................................... Bets. ... 9c, 13^©, 11c A few Chai lies and Lawns, reg. 6c special. .<• A large lot of nice Torchon Laces, 5c and 6c values for............4© Aviation Cape and Hoods, regular prices • from 50c to >1.65. going at...38© to >1.10 • aY from lA to Off Regular Prices Regular price $1.00, now... Regular price $2.25, now... Regular price $3.00, now... Regular price $1.65, now... Regular price $1.50, now... Regular price $3.25, now-. Regular pric© Regular price $1.25Tffo^*., 79c $1.79 >2.23 81.20 $1.15 Store J. T. PIE.RSON 6 SON 2.Tr1menL^ �THE HASTINGS BANNKH, JANTARY a, 1H4.- middkvilk I In poaltkm and tha work Is program­ ing finely. Hope It will get a name On Thursday orrurred the marriage , I we may bo proud of •« the manager* I have advertbed for one by anyone In­ of Otla kt organ to Lydia Pinkbelner. daughter of Mr. und Mra. John Flnkforested to do *>CUr<> Kirkland, for »ome ttjn» ,m’ .22! AMEBIC** STEAM UUHURY f HAS ENJOYED PROSPEROUS YEAR I wwrt Woodland. ifr. and Mra. Milton Habal Wtar- LOCAL NEWS Mb* Beryl Brandutetter returned to Ktiultcr* Brother* Have Matic Several Thn Miller * Harris Furniture Co. her afUdlML^CMonday. church Vicinity nnd Wlllbi many. They will at one* commence; Mr. Kirktand. for aome time em­ AInan from NaahvUle. Freeport to 1 hotiaekceplng in Grand Rapid*, where I ployed by tho Armstrong Drug Co.. Hhtiltcra Brothers, who took pnaaea* he haa a Job with the P. M. R. R. Co. alnn of the American Hteam laundry Thl* young couple.1* well and favorJohn Blood-* in thi* Holmca church Inldy known and atart *>ul with the In Uu* city park hna- been aitntctlng Poatmoster Johnson was In Grand lu*»t wL*hw< of their hoata of friend* Rapid* on Monday. Dick U *tlU very considerable attention. Chari** Wood neighborhood. , H. G. Bencway waa in Grand Rap­ careful of that linger. It 1* doing wen* after the buaineaa with a vim. Philip Wood and daughter Mr* fhat would overcome any olwtacle. id* Friday with Mr. nnd Mra. Olla Minnie Olney nf Haatlnga wera guMia M orgun. buying the furniture for Their irrnlal way* Und the apiendld of J. J. Hctnerly and family tha Oral in the Knitting MUI*. They are run.- Hervlce they render have mol with ap- Th# little animal haa become very dlevfll#. la ataylng with her Mater. tome, arid la greatly admired by thoac J.-L. Biikk haa out bill* nnnntinclns nlng a larger farce, night* thsn com­ Mr. nnd Mr*. Augwit Geiger "pant Mr* t’haa. Woodruff, who la In poor Dr. Khantamonr napeak* w**!^ for them .they put out have brought MUtefac- who pan* through th* park. A coru- the latter part of last week near lice Malo. Mr. RugK health. Mr* Cook will remain then* panlon aqutrral dlaappeared aoma Heottevllle. Mason Co. Mr*. Geiger nice butflnM* and ahnyt hour* ed acvcral new piece* ot machinery to time dgn. It 1* Thought that aomo of Woodland kept hogae for tiivm indefinitely. Fred Currier and wife were In | Albion. .Mlrh.. h.*t Friday. Mr. and Mr* Z. J. T*»wn"«*n<> "pent th# equipment and during tbp cotnlnc cruel peraon ahot it. .. ' White thov nwnv ' Grand Rapid* Monday on hualnera. in Grand Rapi.U bear will >u«h harder than ever for Clark nnd f-ithor of Mr*. W.*were placed on tho Monday Alfred Davia nnd wife left, far their I new biMlnea* They have n *pe?lnl 10 WIPE OUT A6RICULj tun. attgnded lhe funeral which wn» llrxi floor «.hotel on Monday. home at Merritt on Tue»day. They | ndv. thl* week on pnxo 5 of tho BANJan. r.,| ■ . I held 01*01 al *the “r hometin I**’*.*'- •■*• Monday. -■ v.i*t chunKe in thr upK..IV* Lyle htladol- . B p J<ihh*on*‘ ««., tuul "<*fi* Lyb und । pearnnee. They tfro pt work at the apcilt the holiday* loTc With relative* NER. TURAL SOCIETY'S DEBT spent Wcdnesdsy at Mrs. Caroline nnd while tiioy like to R. t back for a I located. | w,.r„ Grand Rapid* ■ pblH FHntur- ' heating eyalem nhd nn noon a* com­ Hauer1* I. <>. o. F. HMtallaUon. plete the.'balance of the Inside work time, they think that their, nectlon of. In • Allen Klng nnd-tyjnlly spent New will be rushed to a finish. Years day at It. Kwinoy’i In Carlton. hit Jerry Hubbell, of Grand Rapid*, his duties Hauer n few days IWMtllU. I installed Intb" their reapectlve oBIcm Ina,Kenneth wi.l. kt. spent ______ waa in the village -on Haturday nnd there. Mira Beryl Brandirtotter returned tn1 closed [the following mambora. fi de»l_vf hl* farm In Irving to That they*would begin a campaign Elective Ofllcca. Fred McihkerT The deal’ wa* nfnile dtlod U> xn io Samuel Allen’* amt to wipe out the 11.(00 indebtodneaa of Herman Hnuer vbtied friends In by-the Middleville J^enl Estate Co. 1 ’ "N. fl —Clarence Roblnaon. Kpond th# winter with them. They । . the Barry County Agrli*nltiiral Hoclety Iranulaco from Wcdneadny until . Sheriff Williams waa a caller here V. <1.—Llewellyn Stamm. ' rxp<H-t to khut up their. hoii*o nnd go I wn« tha decblon o’f lhe newly «*Hed Monday. . ■-» ' Cor. Hec'y—Frank Wood. on Hcilurdny. . ’ I oiiicrra anti .director* at ilia meeting ’ Mr. and Mr*. Fred Geiirrr **pcnt Financial Hec'y—Hurt Webb. on Haturday. Thn record* wefc turn.d New Year, at Clyde Pcrdun'a. hhc i'onatnhlo Don 8h;ty. T ■cMlny alter- i run an over Hurula)' It. M. Johnson was In Grand I over to the new board by the member* noon nn<L lodged In Jail >11 complaint । Mr. nnd Mr* Ed. Cunningham of Monday on business. ‘ Appointive Office* . of the old board. Every attempt Will | Tamarac of the hotel k, neighborhood vbltad at t'hnrlr* Crookston we Mra. C. F. lirnndstctler elite. ■>*wp..c.ur ul inq..j-oiiii. Mr*.Lewl*, Henry TBchalbly'a Wednnday. . ' >n Monday to be with a Urge company of ladles to n '•-MJO-who la about 3fi yi ur^ old, I* nccuacd ] up.* n dine and wife were: Rev. Kenyon and ut the hospital In Ann Arboj. nn Kit- of .-trtvrlnir lhe lintel kitchen and! ■Luetnn Will* • indebtedneu Inherited from tho pre­ family and mother and Mr* Maggie >><iitl«M.Mr* Bnibnki'r over tile heart' urday. H«* wti* Injured »om<* yrtir* nk*»' coding board. The next meeting Will I'hlllpa all of Woodland. Grandma with a dLxh pan n Jok roillnK onto him white workU S. S—Frlta Wnnait. 11*** held <>n Saturday. January 31, and Mra. Llnle Taakcr of Aaayrta and Win lam Tongate loft Monday noon by ln« In the lumlH*r wood* nnd had her tiy lhe hair, G.— Ed. Hubbard. when plan* will be laid for wiping out Mr* Grace Grrenman of Battle Creek. - Washington. D. to resume hb hern her ‘ nM.all.lnt I <>. reeded in -fore n ron*tant auffrraf over Hint**-. M. F. Howling nnd Wife w. I. G.—Wm Leonard th.* indcbtedneML rs for the government. Floyd* Ulum of flouth Woodland Mr* M. A. Ritchie went to Hol- , through the door. Alma to the Mnsonlr'home last ChitbUln—TX>n HUII. apaiit n few .day*, laat WMk at, th# l-rcaa Cor.—Burdett Lichly. home of hl* grandmother, Mra. Caro­ ■r nepnew. «. released shortly afterward ’ by her line Hauer. * .*, Tn ’ honor of Mr. nnd Mra. Fred Bto-j Khatuamonr 1* Imek from hl* I.ldlca* ItMtHns dub Finance Com.—Bert •hllllp*. Ed. । MIm Dori* Mohler of Raat Wood­ York >lp nnd frrl* like work husband, who, it b alleged, responded i HhHdnn, Eugene lluxh. to the screams of their two Ifltlb chllbind vbltcd her oimt, Mr* Will'FTory. ipont Sunday nt holiday vacation. I About 100 were prcfci-m nnu wrre the moinlH*r« of the Maannlc hurtle* HnturdnJL . Supervisor C. F. I’.irtter w.*nt to Mra. Klltl . arrnlsncd before. •rrvrtt with an °y»tcr »uppcr. Chef, Hustings nn Monday to attend the Oil* !•, Hine at I>. JN. winter session of tho board of super* Justice CadwalU*)* ■r <*n Wednesday, f ,r* r"*»- '^•ll'-ra. John Conlon. Cha* «|U.et hall of the Minonk* Tempi**. Ira. John Hatter of Wood* Her examination *.... rn« continued until-. . r. Mr. and Mr . pot luck "upper. evening, ed nt the Baptist church. A'good In Tuesday, January 13th work In Inll- Tuesday William Tongate left Monday noon January IS. Rh>* I* In lhe baatili*. which reaemblod n terrat Is being msnlfeatrd. The othe Int half paat alx o'clook. About 100; their mother. Mr* Caroling Hauer, They are highly recommended as line for Wn»t|lngton to. resume hla labor* Mrs. t*Will wcru. preoent to greet Mr. and Mr* ’1’' vFlory ’1"-*' —entertained *i.ri.tn.<t tBIn hon­ for the government. He expects to ■*ni>-rt.Tinrra. ■ Homo person or penwtna have turn* Btowell. They wera prraented with n or of her'birthday Friday. Mra. TurnEly McNaughton and Harold Otto hove another vacatllon next summer. prraa our heartfelt thanka for the left Tuesday morning for l.inslng-to with jonn weaver, or an. auu lid home town of Middleville. klndneaa ahown u» by our neighbor* the City Bank. resume" tYwlr studies at the M. A. C. Mrs. Holbert Bloyum from, nlwr Mgr<1. 1>. Whitmore wai In Grand Bap* and-friend* during our recent lllpaa* Tin Corpora nnd Mln* Dorn Mohlrt ’of Mr. and Mr* G. / «*——— 1 E. H. Mattegpn auffered another rlthout foun-; Knot Woodland. • . and family, Adv. i attack of lllneiu on* Friday. Ho I* «*r auffrrlnx a xirokn of i<ar*Iy*i*. JPuilVh^?moth mother. Mra. J. Mra Jravra a buiband, dftujtbter nnrt >»Visiting 'teltlnx her moth MIM distant relative* to mount her man “,l vhu!b?}'. ‘|Y of. near Mra’ Vw.-ird Miller departure. visiting her parents. Mr. n Mbs Marguerite Hauser of Grand Mra. Gladys Barber returned to h< irne in Luislng laat Friday uft* ■*K E. F. BLAKE & COMPANY’S 1900 m, 14th Annual Pre-Inventory and Red Tag Sale Days Opens Saturday Morning, Jan. 10—Closes Saturday Night, Jan. 31,1914 Days Don’t Fail to Attend this, the Greatest Merchandise Sale Ever Held in Barry County A Pre-Inventory Occasion that will set New Records in Value Giving. This has not been a season favorable to heavy winter merchandise, and as a result our stock is much too large for this late date. We want stock taking time to find us with much less on hand than we have now, so to insure a quick outclearing we have named special prices that are without equal anywhere. Come and see and compare. We expect to make this, our 14th Annual Pre-fnventory Sale, the best in our history. So be on hand Saturday morning, January 10th, for the pick of the money-saving bargains. We shall expect you. ‘ , . . .. j ■ Clothing Clothing At a saving that will put dollars in^he pockets of the people that take advantage of these big reductions! All regular $10.00 Suits and Overcoats---------------------- $ 6.98 8.98 All regular $12.00 Suits an^ Overcoats—J------- 1 —. 9.98 All regular $14.00 Suits and Overcoats--------------- a----All regular $15.00 Suits and Overcoats-^__ 10.98 All regular $18.00 Suits and Overcoats 12.98 All regular $20.00 Suits and Overcoats-------------------14.98 We have 18 Men’s Suits, sizes 34, 35, 36, values to $15. Special at___________________________________ . 7.50 Our clothingifl mostly, all thc^A. VB. Kirschbaum^ make of Philadelphia. ” . ' ”V’ .. • * ./ All Children’s Clothing reduced 25% Men’s Odd Trousers reduced 25%- Pre-Inventory-Shoe Sale Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular $4.00 $3.50 $3.25 $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 $1.50 $1.25 $1.00 .50 Values, Pre-Inventory Values, Pre-Inventory Values, Pre-Inventory . Values, Pre-Inventory Values, Prje-InverUory. . Values, Pre-Inventory Values, Pre-Inventory’ Values, Pre-Inventory Values, Pre-Inventory Values, Pre-Inventory $3.25 2.89 2.58 2.39 2.09 1.59 1.29 1.09 .79 .39 Dress Goods and Domestics Ladies’ Cloaks Groceries Take s day off and come t?. Middleville. **!*• Orders Uy Filled S $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 values in Children’s Coats, only 30 in lot, blue,-gray and brown, ages 6 to 14 years, (TO Sale Price.—.....1------------ <p^# $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 Junior Coats for girls 13, 15 AM Cfj and 17 years,. Pre-Inventory Price-qTToQV Ladies’ Skirts, about 25 left, mostly small sizes, styles. Regular $5, $6 and $7 values. Sale Pricel„— ------ - ----- ———------- - 0518 22V4 lbs Eastern Granulated Sugar--------- -50c Uncolored Japan Tea1________________ 1 40c Uncolored Japan Tea____________ _______ 9 bars Lenox Soap________________________ 6 bars Ivory, Naptha or Sunny Monday Soap—. I lb. Calumet Baking Powder.r\------------------5 packages KrinkleCorn Flakes...------ 8 lbs Rolled Oats.—.___________________ —. 4-borfes Searchlight Matches.!—---------- 1 lb Seeded Raisins... — Clean Up Specials From All Departments 1 gallon Corn Syrup .... 25'dozen regular 15c Canvas Gloves, Sale Price.9c 1 package A. & H. Soda 1 500 yards Silk Ribbon, all widths and colors, Sale Price 8c 3 cuts Plug Tobacco, any kind-*—10 dozen Boys’ Canvas Mittens, Sale Price.—> 5oJ —-— 20% Reduction on all Table Linen. ‘ 2 packages Yeast Foam 4 1000 yards Fancy Tabje Oilcloth, speci^at16c XSuga?prices’aubj&ctto change without np£ice>) Ladies' Cloaks AJUnew this season’s styles. This.is the final clean-tip. AJTnew « f Compare these prices. All $10.00 and $12.00 Values, Sale Price---------6.98 All $14.00 and $15.00 Values, Sale Price----:—. 8.98 All $16.00 and $18.00 Values, Sale Price— 10.98 All $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00 Values, Sale Price 13.50 4000 yards best Standard Prints. 4V4c 2500 yards Red Seal Dress Ginghams.j— 10c 1000 y’ds Flannelette, all colors, regular 10 and 12c values 7^9 1=1 6c 10(H) yards Beat Apron "Ginghams—,—-—-—•-> 2500 yards regular 10c Outing, 50 different patterns 8c .extra quality, Sale Price—— —. 8c 25 pieces Stevens Crash, regular 10c value----15 piecesJStevens Crash, regular 12#c value.— 10c All $1.50 Wool Dress Goods, Sale Price----. gl.19 All $1.00 Wool Dress Goods, Sale Price— . 92c All 75c Wool Dress Goods, Sale Price *— . 53c All 50c Wool Dress Goods, Sole Price JrS;-. ... 39c. All new fall .. $3,98 Yi Price for all-Ladles’ Waists and Furs $1.00 41c 32c 25c 25c 18c 25c 25c 12c 9c 35c 5c 25c 5c ■. 10% Discount on all Hood and Candee Rubbers Men’s Furnishings Men’s Furnishings Men’s Neckwear, 10 doz regular 50c value, sale price..... 35c •Men’s Neckwear, 15 doz regular 25c value, sale price----- 16o Men's Half Hose in Lisle, Mercerized and Cashmere, reg-^ ular 25c value, Pre-Inventory Price________________ 18© . Men’s H*00 Dress Shirts, 79c Men’s 50c Dress Shirts— 39© . Underwear Underwear Men's. Ladles’, Misses’ and Children's $3.00 Values Union Suits, Pre-Inventory---------- —-I $2.50 Values Union Suits, Pre-Inventory-------------- ----------------$2.00 Values Union or Two Piece, Pre-Inventory------------$1.50 Values UniotDor Twd'Piece, Pre-Iny^nlory_— --------- .... , $1.00 Values Union or. Two Piece, Pre-Inventory—--- — 50c Values Union or Two Piece, Pre-Inventory—— 25c Vallies Two Piece Suits, Pre-Inyentory —------------------ ------- It will pay you. Terms of Salo, Cash or Produce E. F. Blake 6 Company MIDDLEVILLE’S PROGRESSIVE GENEJLAL STORE t:» W« Sava You Money �THE HAgICTGS BOMPt, JANUARY S, 1»H. Southwestern Barry ’ PELTON. Mrs. Fred Green and children re­ turned Saturday night from Sunfield can always depend upon Faulk­ ner’s for prompt and EFFIC­ IENT SERVICE. Tt is the confidence that others * have placed in or and the business they hare entrusted to our hands that have enabled us to grow. This growth is nvery tangible evidence of our satis­ factory service. As your "home store" We want to merit yoar patronage on the sole strength ot service, satisfaction and saf­ ety. It is for your particular de­ sires and emergency needs that wc carry » complete stock in order that wp may give you just what you need when you need it. Bntnut your orders to us either personally or by phone and you will find that we can render you a service that the city stores and mailorder houses cannot even approach as far as efliciencvia concerned. Besides, by so doing you arc helping tu to maintain that which every home in this community will need at some time or other. "The Rex al I Store" Norwood and visiting Mrs. Mich. Now a Fact. . Wc are offering TEN PER CENT OFF dur­ ing this month on all winter goods including*- ’ Underwear in men’s, women's and children's; Hosiery, Outing Blankets, Outing Flannel, Out­ ing Gowns, Outing and Knit Petticoats, Fleeced Dresses, Fleeced Shoes, Overshoes, Rubbers, Mittens,'Gloves, Men’s Heavy Footwear, etc. Delton, • Kopf & Kopf * ■ HEN'DERSHOTT HCIIOOhJIlH^E. The chicken pio dinner at Lon Men- chicken pie und nil other guod things I that cP with II. The dining room mid parlor were beautifully dvconited ’ Mr*. Eff., Battle Creel.............................. ahott'a Friday and Saturday. Detroit last week on account of tho Monday to keep house MuMon and wlfj. - while away on 71 visit. George Dinkel has been visiting | lend* near Surunue for tfre past few i her vacation with Morcwuod. | Clayton Brandatcttef wa* unable lo I resume his studies ut College Monday I on account of lllneaa. Robert Marshall of Hiekury Cor­ ners visited hla uncle and aunt. Mr. und Mr*. Gilbert K.arh'S. over Bunday. The Epworth l-onguc enjoyed a social und 'buslnem meeting at the Hickory Corners, Mich. Sure of Satisfaction * We iuukc an cHott to buy wU%t you want and we insist that ev. fry thing* we pul in our'stock-be fresh and of good quality. Mr. und Mrs.-George Gurney mid children left Friday for their hoiUv tn Octroi:. They have been spending. several days will, Rew Gunity end wife. .< i yJ George Patton from Hip north walk­, ed Jn un Mr. and Mrs. A. Pation and gave'them a surprise. Grace and Margaret Wcycrgian. of BhuJts spent Huiurduy and until Mun­ day with Kev. und Mra. Gurney. Mrs. Helen Shaner returned from Chicago. 8l>e spent Xrmu there with relatives. Mrs. Hallie Couycr and daughter i of Cressey spent ■ couple of days last week wlUt Mrs. Chamberlain. . Sir. and- Mr*. Tom Fox and daugh­ ters Lottis und Letx of "Prairieville Banfield. Michigan. A sale that it will pay to patronize. Now is the time to buy these goods right when you need them, and we need the money so badly that-wehavejiuta price on these goods that will sell them. Heavy Bed Blankets, Outings, Etc., at Cost <2.50 Bed Blankets at _______ * _ . S1.95 <2.25 ‘Hed Blankets at____ ; 1.75 /2.00 Bed Blankets at____ 1.50 $1.75 Bed Blankets at . ... LIS $1.25 lied Blankets at__ .99 .80 Bed Blankets at__ .64 All to cent Outings, per yard__ '.________ .08 ____ Bargains in Men’s Wool Shirti Shirts............... . $1.15 $1.25 Shift*......... <1.00 Shirts...... “■”79c’ Men’s Work Coats 7pc 5U cent'Sox at. 18c jl.50 Mittens .. . #1.25 Mittens.. f MX) Mitten*. .. 50 cent Mitten.' ___ ______ 25 cent Mittens ........ Ladies and Gent* Heavy Underwear at a Large Discount. ■pending this Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Walker und Charles i’leraun and «Ifc uf Battle Creek . apent New Y • ars eve with F. H. WILKINSON uml Mr». Miiiisun Friday and Saturday wilh friends ut Battle Creek. There waa a ■ >d attendance — ---- r...... —......... at the hall Wed­ nesday night mid mi > npoyaule time wax had by those pnxenu Proceeds after a w.-.-ka vacation with their daughter, Mrs. Fred Ashby and fam- Prairieville, DEPARTMENT STORE Both Phones, Hell nud Citizens Michigan. POSSIBLY land Friday accompanied by Grandmk O«-|ger, who expects to stay lhe winter there. Mr. and Mrs. Clint WUliamxon and The runjl school, started up Sun­ •on Audrck spent New Years day day after a two wr.-k- » -alldn. with Morris Wllllum»un und family. Hcleif Blanton spent the past week with her aunts. Mr. Walter Stanton Maple Sugar, per lb....................................................... .. 7 bars Pears Soap........ . ........................................................ . 7 bars-Acme Soap............ ;.......................... 8 boxes Jaxon Washing Powder............. ................. 25 lb. sack H. & B. Sugar.................................................... Try a quarter’s worth of our Leader Corn Flukes, I for. Oranges, per dozen........__________ ........... ’............... All kinds of Fresh and Sall Meals at living prices. .Roast of Beef, Sal arday, only.l......... ____ E. TUNGATE <5 SON, Merchants, Men's Winter Caps, Mittens and Gloves vice pres., Mr*. Bl.iter; 2nd vice pres., Mra. Hush; 3rd vice -pres., Irene Hoeitxcl: 4th vice pres Gladys Gas­ kill; secretary. I-ols/Levfiard; treaaur. er. Roy Adrtanson: chorister. Kutherlno JHnkcl; organist. Myrtle Man­ ning. ' . Our Every-Day Prices PLMER J. KELLEY’S, Refrsshf one and al! for the past year's patronage, and we wish you a Happy and Prosper­ ous New Year. Please bear in mind that we carry a fresh clean line of groc­ eries the whole year round. We buy di­ rect from the largest jobbing houses in the country for cash and are enabled to get the lowest prices. We are not pay­ ing enormous expenses in rent, clerk hire, city taxes, etc., and can sell goods at reasonable prices. II.(D Sox al... day from Prairieville where they have been spending a week with their Try a pound of our Boston Combination Coffee, extra fine......... ............. 30c 1011m. pure Buckwheat Flour.......................... i__ 1............ .................. 40c Codfish, extra fine........ . ................ ...18c Lard Compound }........................., 13c Highest Market Price Paid jor Butler and Eggs. Tho Shults Grange Installed their officer* Friday night. A larg? crowd Men’s Wool Sox NeWtun Michigan ^hen you buy from Kelley of Cloverdale. have a fine baby girl born Sunday night. She will answer to the name of B5 00 Reversible l.esther and Corduroy at. luroy Coats nt. 5j-9fi ft.tQ Corduroy I 53.50 Corduroy Coats nt .... ___ “If You Got It At KopPjfc.!t*S'Clean.” WILLIAM* A SON, The BhullY Cemetery Circle will have ey box social ar the home of Will Shelton's. January II. Everybody in­ vited. Heavy Goods Sale! Glenn Cadwallader SALE January Sale - Work converting ths AllegMn Dl- Mao Hlue of •North Tuesday with thair It with their daughter In Middleville. preaching Sunday They had the misfortune to lose their thn service at Bun- driving horse while there. vere attack of the grippe. . Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington nnd iw .'in, Hum wa baby visited relatives near Cedar ic Thursday to help children and grandchildren dinner ”’*»‘*,ln» ,,n a ril"‘y ew Year* day. r \ w <• t tAlton Mosier und Boyd Rayno Mr. and Mrx. Weaver-of floating] ' Dowling W. C. r. I. j broke through the ice un Crooked >«»ht part of laat week with Mr. and The Dowling W. C. T. U. will meet l«,kc one day. lust week nnd were rs. J. W. Earl. with Mr*. Ida Smith un Friday after- saved from drowning by their fellow Kev. und Mr*. Rowland returned 1 noon, Jun. 16. A One program has ..I-.-—..,-. ~w.. -n u—> ----------- ... ilhrday from a two week*, visit with I been arranged which all the ladler mind enough to rescue them. As it was the boys were pono the worse for brbther from Irving. •srm'fu'vnentK rn lo Rev. nnd Si?*.''; their p^rndun ifrttinttift? cXCTpt a -> or.- tit Bduih girl. Rev. Hchleuter was pastor good cold ducking In lea Water. j .Ini* Visited her b M. E. church here last yedr. | Mr. und Mrs. Elmer Kelley akd ---- ... v.. children of Cloverdale spent Nuhv I Years. ' YcaFx Duy with Mr. and Mrs. Crt>iA. Banlield circuit h.>Mfs. Cutler and buby of Thornapple I ho preaching his 11 Ixike Iwve been spending lhe past Bunday. Long Anticipated | Kenyon of Grand Rapids. Mr*. K. Shults of Hasting* spent the road bed south of Wuyland. tend to spent the winter. Glass CREEK. Clair Griffin ha* been spending his Mr. Hughes of Prairieville visited vacation with his grandparents, near ‘ Mr*. John Erway and Gena Whitte­ more spent from Wednesday till Sul-: his son and family hero a couple of Hasting*. * urday with Henry Shively and In | Yankee Springs. Gladys Green wa* iui over Sunday • Mis* Cronk ha* returned to her; guest of Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Blanton June ifolt. Leora Mott. Vaughan Mott. Edith Flak. Vera McCue. Helen parents near Quimby. KuUmaxoo visited his parent* Thurs­ Dlelrlek. Ellen Kelley. day. brolhcr Harry who is making prepa­ Mr. and Mrs. Lome Blackman and ter two weeks vacation with one ab­ rations to build a house on bls farm daughter Dorothy of Holt were cal­ sence. Francis McCue. recently purchuaed of Geo. Edger. Sr. ling on friends in town Friday. Th-- Aid Society will b<- held with ro. Cortrlghl, Friday. January 16th. Mlles Fisher. ' ’ Irene Hoeitxcl .optRcrtJlned the member* of her class at n six o'clock ' ' I’R-YIRIEVH.LK _ HINT BARKY. Special meeting* ar* in progress at WllltamXlftfwford of Battle CTvok Is dinner pn New Year's night. Ihu M. E. church. Rev. ijowland In visiting nt A, P. Forshey's. dowijnU. past two week* with her daughter. Mrs. Lottie Bellinger spent Friday Mr*. John Burke. nt her. firm. in the HenderMr*. Quick entertained her sister cumpany of and Thursday. day evening for a few months sojourn hoc of Mr*. Hunan Willison to help hgn cclehrulu' her birthday. A lino In Kul.imuxoo Tuesday. Schuol began Mondu/'evcnlng after fllimcr-Mfng served and the guest* dea two weeks vacation. 1’ruf. Mid j parted for home leaving Mrx. WllllMrg. Buster spent their vacation with son aome presents tu remind her of Frank Freeman thrf na*t J. w days. their parents near Lansing. I the day. Hud Burroughs andwrif-- entertainMr. m.Kld.auuauuprau, vlllo M. E. pastor In a setics of meet­ ed a largo family dinner party New | p4rpr)tx ,5^ a Mon> ings at that place. SALE Haro Third Hall Between Battle Creek and Montlcth. bar: Warner ot PraUlaviUa. WE WISH TO THANK YOU ELLIS E. FAULKNER, tho Druggist Delton la visiting ftlenda and relatives hart Baltic Creek and Montlalh In Allegan air.-aim ....... nnd Mr*. C. Bachelor spent Not nsss caller* In Battle Creek Tuesday. Angell of Batt]e Creek laying a third rail which will supply The Delton Study Club will meet __ Charles . — - ... aV 1.1. Merle and Elton Mother of Delton Friday afternoon with Mrs. E. E. motive power. This part of the old >ent Saturday with Haymond AldFaulkner. . railroad, which hu been known by Mr. Edfiy, who was taken suddenly guest of M. M?RockwaU last Tuesday. asvend names, will be Incorporated In the M. V. R. system, and-will form 111 a week ago, I* very much better at Don Jones, Miss AHce Jones and the route for service between Battle dren of Hickory Corners spent Thurs­ thl* writing. Mias Emily Lewis visited la Kendell- Creek and Grand Rapids. At Mon- day and Friday with Mrs. C. Aldrich. Mis* Marshall of Hastings visited Mr. and. Sfrs. Geo. Kenyon and tleth theMgd will Join the line under UrMm A.... construction between Kalamazoo and spending the boHfi*x« with her p»r- Grand Rapids. onts. returned to Battle Creek. Bunday The service on this railroad, whirl? Eben Pennock wgs in Buttle Creek y number Friday. A II Won' Louden and family <>f sick In Dsltoq for tbe put week or two. Mrs. H, E. Faulkner ts laid-up RIcHgnd Junction visited at Frank , with a .severe attack of rheumatism; ^elleyli last weak. Mrs. Risbrldger hu been quite sick with bronchial trouble: Mr*. Cyrus over Sundgy. . .. Watson I* oontlned to her home with IngMr. Collins New Castle Ind...Is sryalpelu; and Mr*. Ben Johnson conveniently. There has been and Mrs. George Whittemore, who visiting h(e. son, Raymond CollrnA . jo me talk of building a spur line 1 Fred Kelley and -familyql*lt«-ff his]1 from soma point In Allegan County to I Gun Lake. Monday. , Gravel for Jhc naw railroad huid Ralph Ixwnila-of Middleville ts vis- until Silas Edythe Pennocfc’ l.-ft Monday’ been hauled by trains for munjn months, work bring stopped last Addle Green is spending a couple bf Mrs. John Houveqer of Augusta. It wu obtained from pits' weeks with relatives in Charlotte. Borti to AXn.OUffln’s people, Wed­ week. near Richland Junction. Hundreds । nesday. a nine pound boy here is great satisfaction in the fact that when sudden T and serious illness arrives you XJJFhen there is sudden.need •F 0/ medicine in your home you want that medicine quick aad you want to be assured that you will get the right medicine immediately. At soch times the city stores and mail-order houses are of tittle use. It is at such time* that you frill appreciate tbe Faulkner service and the Faulkner way., fjot only are we /near lo yon by location- and by tetephone-but we are also your neighbors and as neighbors it is our greatest desire to give you every possible service and every additional advantage that is to . be found in our store end in our many departments. It is this service and this desire toplease that have made our store so well known hereabouts. HICKORY ‘CAHNERS. page sevkx WIVEiniM RAILWAY IHTO AR ELECTRIC RAILROAD , Khcrsrrmi'Chirk und Allen Hyde went buck to the M. A. C. at Lansing Monday; 1 < * . ' Mlns Edith Nickel x-m" Visited at home for u few days during tho hull-days. Mr. und Mrs. Charles Huffman spent New Years duy -hltli Ed. Hill utul tu,n|l>. . ’ Perry Htrlckliind of Buttle Creek has been hero 'for a f>-w days. Mr. and Mrx. Will Garrett und chil­ dren visited It. K. Blanton und wife .ul Dowling Hunduy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and chll- Ilf NDS CORNERS. und Murg.irit \X laq^r'M father mid tu attend installa­ tion of officers at Irving Grunge, Mon­ day night. \ Thl* neighborhuud »u» pained to wcuk'A\'rdm >,d"M‘Witlr Thutxdiiy. ME und Mrs. Maurice tkig enter­ tain-d I'crryJUall und family-of East Rutland New Years. , Mr. und Mrs. Joseph. Guidet^ Mr. und Mrs. Earnest. GoJdcli tni<HGco. Ilt-f-d mid wife <>f Quimby attended the funeral of M< li In Hinlili und utc dinner m Alvin Phillip's Saturday. you wouldn’t think that we have most ♦ everything. Just try us and see. If we haven’t got it, we will get it for you. We 4 are always glad to accommodate our cus- ♦ tomers to the best of our knowledge. ♦ Here are a few Specials from our Grocery Dept, for SATURDAY, JANUARY 10th ♦ 26c 16c 25c can Musgo Baking Powder, 2 lor. 15c can Musgo Baking Powder, 2 for. 10c can Musgo Baking Powder, 2 for. 3 cans Green Clover Corn lor............... 3 pkgs. Nedrow Gelatine or Jello.lor.. 3 pkgs. Deky Rolled Oats lor.... ?,.;. 3 pkgs. Egg Noodles 10c.. 8pkgs. for. 23c ...25c .25c 25c WM. BENKES & SON, Phone, Hastings 342—31 Ban field,~13—3 PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING Hunover.pl. They will be greatly iitias-. ed -Gia wo nil Join li< wUhlug them well In their new home. - . Mr. and Mrs. Itfchnrd Smith ot AL tegan atjcmMf. the Funeral ot the Ut­ tar's father, MKyln Hmith/Uuturday. li you have any work in (he above lines f shall be more - than pleased lo figure with you on lhe job. Ami you will fiud my prices as low as I cau possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. DELTON. CHAS. DENEAU. MIC ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ �THE HASTINGS BANNER PAGE EIGHT JANUARY «, 1M4. WANTS <?. Fuller * Co. Tor Self—Must sell a slightly used high grade platio al om •. will n»t refuse any r- atonal.le oITcr. ilime Ot cash. I'arty In charge of same .tn DuiMe-Tflood farm near market. bo seen al BANNER ofll- e Tuo’dav. Prefer forty to nighty acres. Good Jan. I3th. Inquire for Mr- J. M eltjr proper! r In Lansing as part l-w k, Goodrich. jMtrmrni. C. W. Craig, Hastings. Inquire al BANNER ofllcc. Is-inr 11. Tindall. Pnattry Want'd—I will pay the highKlrchner Rhode 6««lt. wngons cmnphtc -. tarpaulins fur<* , corner of Young nnd fttrliily modern with extra t>ullding Int. Will wll cheap; also one Barnes Grand Rapid* or ui unsung*. couilliciicing »a. ■ tllh, Incliulvr. All are cordially ■ vlled lo.UI.ml. District Elder H. A F. tDiflln will have charge of meet-,! t of Striker wliitnl Mrs.' if Itm-k pullets. ."io ro.llll. Mil1st sell, i Mrx. Etta .Andreas. Plioip' ICt-s I-wk rings. Fur Snip— Y.uir choice of-three tfilrlt- i •*<l driving marcs; not .tfr«hl • tilings. Roy Bassett. I’.trt■l.-r S.i 1 -wk ' Nashville. Mich. I'or Salp <T»ca|»—lions.. m.l lor In second w.trd liopilr.' <4 1 u. 1 > * e 1 Wk* Mark. Nearly every man has at least one Thn siwclal meetings have started 1 ••nr with Interest and each evening I | shows a marked Increase. I Nundny morning two .-hllilrcn were A i baptised. ’ ! Monday evening wa* "Family Wot "hip” night and main , Most men have two or more, Plain Soft Front or Pleated * Front. Without an exception we have the best THE CHURCHES | Illcli school, nul Si., nr !■: Sltarphqrn. I i<-. S. ' E.. I 1. Burton. ' The Best-for-the-Money Store Sunday I lie fidloWIng Sunday 'linol i.lHcera w>-r<- • l> eted: Kuperiniivndent—Eli I Mvla. Aaa’l Hupt.—t'orilaiol Hlrobrldgc. Soft or Pleated Front sold to-day. ■hlnc Sunil.tv Wanted—looo cords ha wood and • poppln bolls. Inquire HANNF.lt of Kood whitch<*n! logs. BANNER office. npiiolnteil l.y i he Superintendent and get the best. Wesleyan Mrthmllsi rhnrrh. mitten for left hand, to BANNER offlcc. I from Hastings. HO n nroveit-wlth I wo wt» Price <>n application. Coats Grove. It. 1. Hasting*. Leading Clothier Telephone 22 2Sih. A.«j»’t Rupt.—Mrs. Alm.■ Watrous. W. F. M. N. Meeting. Flnom-UI Ix-tier. . of bon da na In the eoae of mcrchanfhe regular monthly meeting of the Financial expert* •ecm<to agree ,{la’: 11 "tronK demand usually protnuin’a Foreign Mliwlonnry Society ; that the year 1914 will ace considermd^'hondl dnrtnw’fml the Melhodlal EnlteOiml ehurrh.nblr W|C ,.allllll| ajeking Inveatment. j coming year U likely to be Ini n’t- within tt-tnlls. Scobey. Fllitno 1 I »- !• M. nt the'’1*^1" ** l’“’'lbtH>' duo to the quletnoM tractive than ut the preaent time. >pm.-m. Ix-iwon. in coinmerel.il activities which has J Thin leads ua to auggeat the pur­ -"■"•‘I ................ ..... 142-3 rings. Mrx. A. Woolley. . - ---------;------- —---- rw .-'■uw—i •mine nun.In gnnd condition. wllhK^ lin,.r. nni) , imlilrn oak. All In g<> ’ KOI Mint •i.nr \lv.terv I which la not likely to entirely j high Inveatment return over a con-­ ’ ’ illattppear for anm.- little time. In I Hldeniblc pt rlod In which money la , <-ona>M|iiencc a strong demand for I likely to he easier und Interest rates 1 ' ; conservative invcsnnt-nt Issues is pre-1 lower. Miss Ixiia'G.irn was tho guest of . dieted. 11 owe, Know. Corrigan A Beriles. . and Mrs. Welby Garn, of Bailie I The law of supply anti demand op-1 ----------------------------eck part of the past we-k. ) orates just as effeillvcly In the case j BANNEIl WANT A DVR. PAY, gasoline engine Inch rings: ar Phono ri | engine, good condition. ry. Irving. I have sold this shirt for 27 years meeting. or hand power calf. Phone Matthews. Call for the Assistant—Mr-. Sign.. John Pci 2-wk HASTINGS MARKETS WANTED I DAIRYMEN Many people wonder why we are able to overpay other creameries and give better satisfaction to the patrons. Following arc a few brief explanations: Farmers in need of Wire Fencing. Steel' । , Fosta or Gates lo see me Saturdays at' Webbert's Hardware, or phone 41S-B. L. Plenty of Capital all°w* “•,0 gi" p™”'”rehi™*Better Knowledge of the Business J. T. MOON To settle the estate of the late K. D. Chapman, I will ■ell the farm, a choice one of 120 ACRES, best of soil, located 1 miles east of Assyria Cen­ ter. One of the best stock and grain farms in .the county with a large 9 room house, large basement barn, wood house, hen house, hog house, ice house, brick smoke house and com cribs. A good well and fine orch­ ard. PRICE $75 per acre. I Coat* (It llasilncs around, which means satisfied patrons. Better Butter Brings Better Prices. Sw“' cre»m helps us to make Kfam.lt , closer no HAl.KD HAY AND STRAW. I mUHlv by ; Sixteen now ' > the church) Edward E. Berry. :\dm. Address Bellevue R G. Bell phone. Battle Creek Exchange 17 til, 1 long. 3 short ■trail, tl.'w Middlings. 11 •>. ■ M ai,, nx.n J . Ilalrt ftirnljahrtl । ■•lh,-n> wlu. bet- Rlrvrwe icinccc cu,s down ,he eJ‘Pcnse. allowing us a prolit and still Digger Pi Dusiness glTlog you full returns. Wheat. Mien. I loon lx furnished ter butter. & I'hlekrns. alive. 10c Util. keu*. dre-s ■ted Haifa, toe. Remember, every patron you help us lo get will help you and us. and by workins together, let us make next year for all, a Happy and Prosperous New) Year CRYSTAL CREAMERY COMPANY HASTINGS. c ' . MICHIGAN Walnut St. 1 Medicated HjUI. Sc. PRE-INVENTORY SPECIALS —-..5c 5c 10c 10c Package Celluloid Starch_____ 10c cake Excello Castile Soap____ 15c can Snow E White Cleaner . . ---------6 bars White Borax Soap... _ ______ 25C md bring 1 Tuo*.b>> night I’ottnge prayer nice ing. : 30. at the Imm, of Mr and Mr J..hn fs-nnlson. Valley uear Elm St 19c 25c K. C. Baking Powder_____ ........ ■Uni: JAY MEAD <ln>*«tln> ami -on I* M E.ast State Street Thia?" u »Mm>) WE BUY SELL QUOTE Commonwealth Power Railway & Light Company. American Light & Traction Company. American Public Utilities Company. United Light & Railways Company. Ask for Our Circulars. HOWE, SNOW, CORRIGAN t BERTLES Investments ■■ -r 1 . FRENCH’S WHITE LILY Second Money Refunded If Not Satisfactory. Phone 144 A “Guaranteed” Good Flour 4 the morning dcr-J all. The Young yarns. •nine. p»u>l»r will present Tlsaot's famous | painting on the Ministry of Jesus.. Tlsttol’a interpretation of the life <>f । Christ has thrown new light on the1 I thrown on the canvas ami studied by | I the people. When these pictures ' were shown In Chicago's Art Institute. | Katherine Potter and Naomi Peck wetc presented with Blblea by the pastor last Sunday morning n» a ward for their faithfulness In attend-1 Ing the services of the church, and I tsklnjt notes of the sermons .delivered . from September to December Indus-1 • The Fellowship Club'will bo entertnlncd by the following committee un Tuesday evening Jan. 13: Messrs. D. A. Birdsall, D. H. Foster. II. E. Bird­ sall, C. D. Birdsall and John Dawson. Committee for. Jan. 17f Messrs. a E. Roaell, John Engle. M. Engle. A. C. Brown. J. L. Worrell. Flades of meeting to be announced. • We will never let the question of EX­ PENSE stand in the way qf making French’s White Lily just a little BETTER than any other flour. Your money can’t buy as GOOD a flour for the price. And when you buy it YOU RUN NO CHANCE. When you buy French’s White Lily you get a GUARANTEED flour. Every sack you buy is GUAR­ ANTEED to SATISFY YOU. In case it should not please you, all you have to do is to return it to your Grocer, or ele­ vator man, and GET YOUR MONEY BACK. It’s best friends are those who have used it for the LONGEST TIME. Why not TRY IT the next time you order flour? Don’t accept any substitute, nor anything claimed to be JUST AS GOOD, because it won’t be. Every groc­ er and elevator man in Barry County hand­ les French’s White Lily. If you want to try an interesting ex­ periment just to convince you of the su­ periority of French’s White Lily, just make a batch of bread from French’s White Lily and a batch from any other flour claimed to be *'just as good.” Put both in your overt side by side and bake them at the same time. Give them both the “same show.” Don’t show any par­ tiality towards either. After you have done this you can SEE FOR YOURSELF which flour you like best. Why not try it? Middleville Roller Mills R. T. French, Proprietor Middleville, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER JANUARY 8, UH-IB PAGES. MANY 25187^ Al WASHINGTON, D. C, Mittens rounded ’hy unproductive hllN. ra­ vines. covered largely by a growth nf young timber. Our Michigan forest trees are duplicated by the white, black, rod and yellow o.ik«. and pine most cotnrtfon tree Is th.- chrstnut VISITER THERE pie. some hickory nnd. tho r.-.il chest­ nut arc also here. The rough coated persimmon tree. tho espretil friend of the colored man and th- Juicy pos­ SAW GREAT MANY RELICS sum. Is- found hero ami >»n the hill­ AND HISTORICAL PLACES sides of Mt. Vernon, but the smooth glossy leaved bushes of th.- mountain laurel, so much loved In Mark Twain, may tu- found cverywh.r.- in the 45c Ham's Nustyle cold blast, easy to clean and light, will not blow out. Newest and best on market. Usually sold for $1.25, our price Brooms Heavy barn broom, 3-sewed with extra galvanized wire binding. Advanee in price of broom corn makes these worth 50c, our price My wife, daughter Mary, and th< writer left Battle Creek on the tralr 29c re Joined by Xllsw l.ula Glm cull and line suppei Boyd’s, another alate In expenditure In this ter first was there. - I >n.- should sure l<> see the Smlths-mUn with relics of peace Mid sit Here We saw the doubh i, gun with which Jackson spangled banner that K. New York Store ■ur national Ron. rorn by Julia « aru no "The Battle Hymn of er lhe Michigan i nn In rnllrouda. N. B. Waterman The l-'lnherlea building Michigan i-hmtnut. very In* I nnd I Museum. the t'oreornii Phllnd. Ii.hj.i. MARRIAGES ANO DIVORCES DECREASING IN BARRY CO. blink liu.*. human KuiIkiIch by County Clerk haroTtRliW many be:rutir>>i i.ulld* Andrm statistics furnished Roy Andrus, both marriages nnd divorces have fallen off In ■ number during the last four years. The reduction in the number of divorces has not boon proportion­ ately an great, in four years tho num- Jiggling passengers tin th night fried cuke, reuse the car nt f{U<-h pllteei Hl. Thomas, etc, One tn die life, with hla growi daughter wen- on their go; Now York from'Fl f* Treat Your Own The slatHtlt « follow: rnr. ‘ .Marriages. Divorces, mm ' lleve the moni>t»n I through Ontario. HOW TO CONVEHT OLD ' Our Iron stood brought up al the I O Buyers union station nt Buffalo at about 7:00 | A Only If you have any old pieces ot furnl* ire. old wagons, sleighs, or anyth ini; A high, distant background of wood­ ed mountains as fur os lhe eye could )< + + ♦ a a Our Special Sale is For Friday, Jan. 9 and Sat. Jan. 10 Only 21 lb«. H. <3 E. Sugar io cent can (Hart Brand) 3 cans for 15 cent can (Pride of Michigan) a cans for xo cent peas (Marcellus) scans for 15 qent peas (Pride of Michigan) a cans for *5 cent tomatoes (Pride of Michigan) a cans for. - . 15 cent salmon (Jewelene) a cans for •J 'Arm & Hammer Soda •1.00 25c 25c ..25c 25c 25c 25c ..06c ORANGES — BANANAS - GRAPE FRUIT AT LOW PRICES—PUT IN A STOCK NOW. we passed the cities of Williamsport. Jersey Shore, and other busy towns, tho beautiful Novctr*— ----drawing to a close, t ruddy aun nearing the horizon In —.... The/view from tho train was very picturesque. Before reaching Harrisburg, at about the regton of York. Pa„ dark­ ness began to descend In full meas­ ure. and the remainder of our Jour­ ney to Washington was passed In Maryland darkness, through Balti­ more nnd its tunnel on and awiy. A fifty minutes run of forty miles nnd our quartette stepped out Into that Wonderful Grand Union depot with its UFllIlantly lighted dome. Our children and grandchildren were all were soon on hoard a clty'car for our .'destination, about eight milaa out. ably impressed with the lino service Wunderlich Grocery Hastings, Mich. Look for this TRADEMARK on the bottom.ofthe heei RUBBERS MUST FIT • trlklng t.a-| t°v°j H is your Guarantee ■ of __________ QUALITY RUBBERS MUST FIT to wear well. If too short or too narrow, or if a light rubber is stretched over a thick soled shoe it is liable to break. • SHAWMUT RUBBERS are made in such a va­ riety of shapes, sizes and widths, that any style or shape of shoe can he fitted, and if properly fitted will give satisfactory wear in all cases. For FIT and style Shawmut Rubbers are second to none. Note the style and snap to the Men’s “Acton” Shawmut Sandal shown below ^SHAWMUT” BELGRADE ARCTICS shown above in one buckle are noted for their long wear­ ing qualities, that coupled with their comfort in warmth apd ease puts them among our best sellers in Rubber Footwear. We have them in both one and four buckle. Made with a heavy double sole and heel. Dull finish. Grant H. Otis & Co Phone 74 Hastings, Mich This much tv. re­ ef the long ride I doubtlem, xomo perzon In Hurry eoun- District to Washington, wlw | ty thnt doez. and Unwilling to pay a rived about 7;S6 P. M. good price. very disappointing for lh> Want Adv. will bring buyers rollment. attendance ami other in- and ‘NKR T sellers .. together, and help convert formation concerning the Hastings „' t’lty Schools Including the County T . i you do not need Into mopey. prosperity, such as well kept farms, Normal, for the month ending De- ■ WOHD tine buildings, fences, etc., but noth­ <-embrr 19. 191 ing one-half Total number 525 The build InpH. Number of girls enrolled .... 591 Number belonging at close of 1042 I fi*'1’- -'I- fitvage’ Advertizing Agency. thia month ............................ Detroit, contains a list of the period- land, nearly level or slightly rolling. Average number belonging this month 1048 Heals published In the United States. I Then came lhe beginning of the rug­ 1023 i their Territories und other pnzsea- ged hills, wooded ravines and silvery r.. .... 97.61-1 alonz. Dominion of Canada nndstreams New- around (’arro)ton and Glenn. Number Of non-rezldent pupllz 182 I fnundlarttj, arranged alphabetically Vnmh», ,,r vlallnr. * l"u , bv Rtnlen. et<- tfil Inv th,, r.muilnt Inn our first sight of the storage tanks of attendance 1 ,,r l'ach Province und city, with the oil region. The hills on cither Highest percent Ml»-> Abbott. 9g.?; Miaa Mitthewa 1 ,h'* <’hnrai'ter. frequency of luue. and side of the railroad begin to assume a Mannl. 98.37; -Mlu Mei ‘ circuit lion of each periodical. To thlz more rugged appearance like little -------— ----------- j with a stunted mnuntulni ____ Miiia M< Gulne». gfr.j; ; J® “‘’ded^ ll»t« of the leading |>ubllcaMliw Sherman. 98.2; MIm DeVine, I.ltlle mining villages and Mrz. Gorham. 97.9K; County classified according to character. Th-' chestnut. information, which la comprised In a towns, houses, solitary or In groups, volume of compact and handy for.m. mostly unpainted, ami having almost will prove of great value lo all nd* an abandoned appearance except for ven Ise rs. . I lhe smoko Issuing from tho chimneys. tardiness: Gertrude Hampton. Hilda Marshall. Charlotte J. Mannl. Minnie Regulates the bowels, promotes the lay of thn land and the DeVine. Grace B, Gorham. Penelope easy, natural movements, cures con­ follow Abbott. Margaret Welsh. Myrtle stipation—Doan’s Regulets. Ask your winding Susquehanna. at first a mere Sr^tih. , druggist for them. 35c a box.—Adv. crank, shallow and rapid, until It ♦ ♦ hypac The sturdiest and best Rubber made for FARMERS «■> LUMBERMEN. To be worn over heavy socks Continued on page 10. STUFFTnTO MONEY: C. t, HARVEY. Hiitiip, Mich. Arrow brand placed there In I.liicolns time anil is time IKK Get the Book Now FREE ARROW BRAND Is the leader where strength and durability are the essential requirements, of our capital city; but It would be very difficult to tell where one ends and the other begins. The motor car. line runs out from Washington about Increased In value with U tter <-»ndl* 8 miles to a small collection of busi­ ness places Including tho railroad buildings of the Baltimore and Ohio to make sUto roads nil nor Mich., It. II. • Tho employees of tho gov- bul they are not satisfied with gravel roads here, but they haul on the full of (hem und their families. A not very small army. Then there are: the Review und Herald publishing i aanclalloin buildings In one group and the medical nnd surgical eanltarlum magnificent Mructures 1 und the Missionary Ctillegc In another Hon’s law malting cent smtnl visit confirms lishlng houses and church. 95c —Al rout Dtug Sion RUBBER FOOTWEAR Ington's Home. Which Um Been and tho honey-sucki--. lu sum* places around Woshlnjst-m where Hi. primoval timber ' rernpiu-. as at Mt This Is the time of the year when Vernon und the SC6ol9gi--.il Gardens lhe birds of pnsaagn tnkn tho south­ ern Impremlon. and hie away to warm­ .nut and oak have attained gre.it size. er climes. So we. .1 few members of thn biped family, struck.out frorp our homes In our good old peninsular Washington. are nearly .1 fi ■into to visit friends nnd relatives in Lanterns PART TWO-PABES 9 TO 18. Wedcntl.t n INTERESTING M-7TTHR WRITTEN Men’s heavy calf and hog skin mittens, fronts and backs of same stock. Heavy fleeced linings, elastic wrists, worth 65c, our price , Hastings, Ratlie Creek? ly-stx. horse cars prevailed, and elec­ tric cars and autoe were sleeping In the Inventive brainy of, than. A five cent fare takes one out to would be charged two cents per mile on a ride out ot town. IS $1.00 WORTH KEEPING? Will You Accept One z Dollar From Us If We Give It To Noh Listen If you resolve to send your Laundry, Washings and Dry Cleaning to us during 1914 and keep that resolution faithfully, we will do even better than giving you $1.00—we will save you SEVERAL DOLLARS in time and hard work and expense. We can wash cheaper than you can and “we wash everything every other day. spanned by long Gratis? high iron bridges. If you have us Dry Clean your ments when they need it, we save you money in new clothes for by our process we preserve the clothes you have and make them wear longer. American Steam Laundry SHULTERS BROS., Proprietors Phone 243 Hastings, Mich. �t-------- THE HASTINGS S*™'- JANUARY . TEETH WITHOUT CHIU HOUSE lEli A PLATE IN »>»«• ONE OF HEIRS OF WEALTHY OUTCHMAH LIVES HERE ROOF OF MOVTH Want Column. 1c a word-for each ■ iaserUon. No adv. for 1m® than 18, Ira Sllngcrland I- Eligible to Receive Slum of M0,000,000 Left .Marriage license* Mojt anyone can appreciate the Card of Thank* 1c it word. Dayton U Smith. Nashville . -dvantan of k»in> • full .at of teeth Obituary poetry and resolution* 5oiE*tcll.a V. Starks. Hastings . If Attorney Heftry Needier, of Aus­ ■KJOirni TEAR tralia. who recently loft Ban Fran­ Hn*_. .... . John I..< .. Simpson, Freeport . __ ... . ... _ . a a win t,e «... cisco for ths Dutch laland of Java, . vollu—ries vi -v nuw w. .. "■■■ -- >iurx i.na nrie .. ............. -- - -----published free; 6 cents per lino charg- E1|BW(irth \y Knllllli Hsatlngs ... 31 j10 obuln method, and can tit will come to Hastings, ho will find one more of the hjrira of that >30,009.000 ad for each line above tho SO line* u>|j| , Lf(_ KalamMoo................. to ! any mouth regard less of tho shape or Notices of births, deaths or mar------------[conditions and will guar&ntea that fortune, which l- -aid to have been HAN 8UB8C1UPTX0NB >.>»■ win tu» nrin.nd free as nows I u'um.iiv ii>uuia | you can eat anything that you would waiting two centuries tor the de­ scendents <>f Webber, Mthe merchant । with natural teeth. Now this Is a very prints of Holland." . ’ I broad aasarUon and applies to perNo communication will be publish1 under any circumstance- unless It nt* Michigan, as seed nd class ShiTtlus llun-byrger >snLjJie sfrlter’- name and poetoffldb Jlriiien, id VcrMi. > Yankee late trouble* You will hear It said linn to receive a .slice of (he melon. Springs. >880.00. to a atory published In y very reputable dentists that this theAccording ADVDRTIBTNG RATES. Grand Rapids Press. It. will be I). C. Bronabn to . ....... -. ....... i cannot be done the asms as scientists JOB PRINTING. Display advertising rates on applllot 1. Hardcndorf* Add., City. >1.00. claimed only * few years ago of the nreessarje, to establish 1.100 heirships The BANNER has one of lhe best t*ioi \ before the vest property can bo dis­ Shelby D. Nash, et al In Wm. < automobile and tho aeroplanes. equipped job offices In Western Mich­ Bear In mind that It costa you tributed. Already 490 Webber heir* ■lion 10. igan and Is prepared to do any kind On hret page or nothing If thia method of replacing have been found In the United States. of book and job printing. centa a line. a full set of teeth Is not just aa we Jhl- unuxuul condition 'In the will: as stipulated by Webber because lie I ; represent, or If wo can lake out any Barry. 11.00. tooth absolutely without any pain disinherited his daughter when she; GIVE PRESIDENT WILSON’S POLICIES A FAIR TRIAL. without the use of drugs to produce married below her social station.; She married AnnelZc Jans, nnd the >3.000. merchant stipulated. In 1678 that the Chas. W. Bilger to Samuel W. Nurestate must not be divided till tho ._ —acres, section IS. sixth generation had come Into existDR. <L*D. OWENS 'The BANNER'S views as to President Wilson’s tariff bill— Incorporated Dentists for it is really his measure—arc quite well-’kliown tu uur readers. I. 8 and 3. block 6*. Babcock'* Add.. 116 Monroe Ave. Grand Ilap Ida Mich. , Mr. Sllngertand Is a descendant of' Annnke Jan*. Two other descendants: Opp. Herpol-helmcra* . Wc believe it is far too radical in its "tariff for revenue only. pro­ MUfdlrvtllc. >160. reside In Grand Rapids. »nIs. - R-<y --- *—::---------- t- E visions. The consensus-of opinion among the banking interests Add.. City, lio0.no of the country .seems to be that the Presidenj’s currency bill, re­ Kenneld's Geo. G. Kdgvr cently enacted into law.'is a long step.in the right direction, al­ Inm- nnd wife, mt Rutland. It.sOO. though some parts of it will need 'radical revision when pul to dmlnistratorUte actual test of expedience: Knickerbocker. The democratic party is proverbially hard to lead, and in the past the differences within the ranks of its congressional member­ i.iH-ker^l .■Hire. “ ship have-proven so irreconcilable.lh;d democratic success in the >l.4»o Myron ^Kllnie nation has bccn'barrfh of htlptul H-sults iff either the party'-ur the country. Under conditions like these tor President Wilson to force Quit (Talmo bis party to pass a traiff law. and substantially as he desired and designed, and to put through a banking measure that will cure __ ' *’*" 1100. money panics by providing an clastic currency, is an achievement 1 n J. Gideon Hughes to Margaret D-.othat is worthy of a place in American history. Certainly President Icy. 65 acre* section 4. Irving. Il-.'v Mary Townsend Eirgl.st.m to Ell. Wilson has made a great record in these two initial acts of his i' EkkIvsIoii. north 63 feet of lot I. block S. Grunt's tint addition, city. administration., >1.00. ERa C.- Eggleston tn Frank 1’. Eg­ -Now will come the test—experience—which will prove whether gleston and wife, north 63 ft. of President Wilson has correctly diagnosed the situation anti has I. Grunt' prescribed the proper remedy in his tariff measure. Certain it is that the new tariff law would have resulted.in a panic without the currency legislation, which has undoubtedly saved this country from iriii a wasteful money panic, that pould have dune grievous injury to i n-ai »ui< the business interests of this country.'and needlessly so. Fur there । . ..jf” is no excuse for a money panic, an infallible remedy being an clastic t currency which has now 4>cen provided. Therefore the country will have the upportunily to try out the, new tariff law under ideal conditions. It cannot l>c pleaded that the t situation is complicated with other matters;-tor if the Wilson tariff leinimi ni.-<t law shall fail to produce sufficient revenue to run this government.1fll'*if under its operation the industries of the nation shall wane, then it will be possible to locate the trouble without atty quibbling or possibility of quibbling. President Wilson has so dominated matters at Washington—and we are glad that he did—that he has secured a ■clear field for the working out of his “tariff for revenue” theories. If the law in its operation-shall fail to make good the claims made for it, the fault must be placed u|xm the law. On the other hand, if expreicnce shall show that the new tariff law works well; if the country shall prosper under it. ami our in­ TeiUitnons dustrial life shall be quickened ami the individual be given a better and fairer opportunity, and the consumer a belter deal, then Presi­ dent Wilson, and the democratic party will be entitled to the credit And in our judgment it will mean a long IvasF oi powtr fur the democracy. Under the circumstances we hope the new tariff law may have .such a fair trial ttat. hereafter wc may consider tin- tariff issue as having been settled 'Tor all future time. If the Wilson law shall prove a failure as a revenue producer, ami shall result in an indus­ trial decline., wc ought to have sense cnougli«ta> forever abandon a “tariff for revenqg only” as not adapted to our industrial life and situation, but on the contrary conclude that wc need an avowedly protective tariff, one that will produce sufficient revenue, and per­ mit us to make in America the products that wc cuitstnne. ami en­ able us to pay the higher wage scale that is demanded to give the American workingman a living wage that will enable him to de­ cently provide for his family, educate his children, and provide something for the inevitable rainy day. if he i* sober, industriuiiand honest. The future alone can settle all this, and tlje future will settle it Let us all have patience awl Itupc that the country's good shall b< furtherc/1 by the demonstration of President Wilson’s tariff jtolicy. COUNTY POOR BOARD ORGANIZES FOR 1914 EkxT Onki cs Make Ap|H4»uwnb fu-q-i't Property uiul Eliul Build­ ing- in Kutl-fuciory Ctfudiiiou. The bon nJ uf county poor comml* imtll-ii' for the year 1>H._ A. J. Wuodinuna appointed to iuci-. .<1 ‘ Gilbert tOfur. h«me in luitti. kcr. waa pmieni. t.. A. .Abbey ”R." F. G. Hhclllvlil .was rcappoinlcd county Physician. The work .it the home of Mr. und Mrs. Juhn Castel.ln revlvctcd overseer and matron, h W. It. C. Public luaialtatli.ii. -jiselivciy for the pnavnt year. Mr. ! and Mr* Arthur Du»h were elected , Till- fallowing w<re publicly In­ for another year, beginning April l ' stall, d us uillccra of the Women'- 1:< • After the inevunK, Mr. Abbey and lief f'urpa oil Saturday ufternuon. IT.-Id. nr— Mrs. Elisa Cherry. Mr. Woodtpsmi. went la the county farm and made an lnspc,-tl»ii of the Senior \ b e Pre*—Abbey lltanchwnftre jnbmlsci. They found the In­ urd. Junior Vice Prve.—Kli*t Hull. mates contented with < ondlilon* and also reported that the buildings and ...... . .......... < huplaln—Mary Br.iddhh. Uutiduetur—UlWr Cunlln. Awl. < w>d.—Mary j'.nn.ak, Lulur Ucarvr—Mary Thumu* Jcnnlr«*oitly ■urprlxvd on New Years Jena.Tl1’’ Ur’ ‘MUKKll’ <tay Wlieii gS rataUviM apjaaml unex- I JlHI-VUily at their num* AU of their,I Patriotic . a.m tn a t i. u e I a r—Tlivdia l» HnTo exoept their son.; Hlrijav. MRU wife, wttu in Full ‘ Ilnn<r nn< «-.Guard—\ or.. Mu two. Texas, und uno fhindtUngh-. A»l»lun[ Utrar.1 - \\d.i Atltirdln*. M. WtnUicd Terry, vf-Nuxli-1 (talik Naylur. ITcm Cor. Uu waa unabl.' tv be ■'prtuLiil.' 1 pro-cut were two gnat AihcrtlMd Lvucrs. ‘f aft■fr2»,>e>’>Wcn and. gbu.. Watoou. Hue Bsrkvrh liner. AD bad » v«rv «u»x.iCha». I Mond. M. c. Btedgc. Frank Tr-TU. D' J.. MbsUt Lionel JVat»oi. 13). Mrx. (»:O. Wauuh (3>, .Mix* Vie. tan Kill. MMk Nora Buatu, Ittra Jwiy S<n|tli, Marie Platt. .th.fr unclc.lt> Grand llu|.ld- Friday Benedict. the man h«-. was < .jttltig w.,..d with lit that tiny-. As It hup- It did not penetrate very tkvp Into the flesh.. Samuel Crowl ■hga -old hl- farmJo Well- Axt'll und glVi H pos»iHnhiii Mpruh lirsf. Ul) you In gill ||> . ouuh III rilgllt just when you hope n. -leap 7 Du you han a tickling llirual Ihnl keeps you tmuke? Ju«t take Foley s Huitey und Tur Compound. It will check lhe ■ uqgh and slop the tickling sensation at.oticv. Dvv» nut upset lhe stomach, Is best fur. children and grown per­ son* Arthur U. Mulholland.—Adv. First Ward Embroidery Club. The Flr.t Ward Embroidery Club was delightfully 'entertifined nt the । \t HaaUngB Every Wednesday, Steb­ homo of Mrs. Fred Fairchild, Friday bins' Block. afternoon. The Indies responded to WSPK W.E1PK Optical Work Is our specialty; not only fitting the eyes to lenses, but fitting the nose and face to mountings, replacing broken lenses and all kinds of repairing. s Wc can show you records of hundreds of satis­ fied customers through southern Michigan, to any one of whom you can refer. ' Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Eyes tested day or night. Appointment by phone. PHONE NO. 281 Is your Glock out of order? Call No. 281 and *we will call for it. put it in order and return. PIKE <5 DAMON Two Doors East of Postoffice Pair Bound Ove 1LUZHMOUK TOWN IANE. I The X-ray turned on a tan'lo of ioa pleasant afternoon | lire. Carne. niter Wr-k’H lartt. r. . । baceo de»troya the In-cut and germ work as well as conver- [ four-thirty tables were I v .....1 Mr. >>>i. TinMmt am the 1,1,e tncreln. 1119 ago, re-' -atlon. .......... -----o. Us. each set for four.). • •iv.-d examination Justice Cadbi-MiiUfully decorated with pink and w.dladcr*a coart. 1 -..... came 10 rn.-ir nmne ia»‘ r 1 Ninety per cent ot tho etenographeh I **1*- Juhn Woodruff I- caring fori, UK: nnd j ,hemluncheun conalPlcd of icindwlchm ' Frank Bllvcn I- on thu sick list in Hope townahlp. thta ■ iiy Mr, Will lllrh.rd.on .nil Mr,. | ” *'« week. Mrrl*Henry Wlthcy. Mr». Robt. Gorham Mark Garrison 1- working for ErW® offer Ono Hundred Dollar® R®iwaa H vtaltor for the afternoon, in 1 ney Mattlaon. ward for any ca>o of Catarrh that Arbor. Jun. th.- evening live couple met ni the Tho Infant »<>n ot Mr. and Mn cannot be cured by Hall'a Catarrh Palm Garden and “Johnnie" gale a I Chela Chrl-t. n-un wii* born Dec. 34 CtUO. ' Tentpie theater party to the bunch «<• and died the 34th. The mother la dop . ciTFNET & CO Toledo. O Talk—"How Gleaners Promote that they might nil "Jerry and Ing quite well nt this writing. Utile, w tho underxlmed havoknown F J i'..untry I.lfc“—May DeVliu Hbt Mother-In-law." after which all I P'orcut hu- gone but not forgotten. Cliency for th® ta-t 15 yMr* and beliov® H*'ng—Shoup mid R.niah. look In the Star dance at the MaxonArthur Harrl- uf South Bend. Indi- 'him P-rfectly honorable In all buelneu Recitation—Hal Sinclair. I-' ha I. departing at 13:30 o'clock onil> „,cnl XnlliH al I)k.k Yountf* SMSES',fJS thinking of another afternoon and ... ,, „ . oul any chllr«*ivne made by Ida nrm. evening well -pent. ),r' Mr" Uert.Gurrl-on arc , NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. Question Box. » ! -lek with bad cold* ! tai.j. n -- -------------------------Mr. and Mr*. A. U McDonald and , . . , , „ Impure blood run- you down— daughter »|a nt Xmoa day with thtflr I Hall ■ (^taijh ^re I* taken inlernanr. make- you hn c.uy victim for organic' parent* Mr. and Mr*. Everett Fattun j amewb^Tatlnw^!® a.-.—in । It.-llnira Ute* Hie blood—cure* the build- you up.—Adv. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT H——'* 'I^J— I. „ _ - Mill IJou Keep Jtt We want to convince you that it will be to your advantage to keep EVERY GOOD RESOLUTION you have ever made— Helps Form Character. -j- this time of year nearly every one is mak­ ing some kind of a resolution. Often times these reso­ lutions are made without seriousness and may be kept or brok­ en according to the whim of the one making them NOTHING CAN BE MUCH MORE HARHFUL CHARACTER THAN BREAKING A GOOD RESOLUTION Make A Good Resolution - It's a good thing to do! But when yoti have made it STICK TO IT. It’s not too late, now. to resolve on some good plans for the year 1914. One resolution we suggest, and one which we believe you will think a good one—is to open a savings account with us AT ONCE—putting in a given sum of money EVERY WEEK during the whole year—be the amount ever so small—make it whatever you can afford, but MAKE IT, make it SOMETHING, so that at the beginning of 1915 you can look at your Sav­ ings Book and feel that you. have not only gained something in finan­ cial worth but you have strengthened your character by keeping a good reso­ lution. . • • We pay 3% interest compounded semi-annually on Savings placed with us, that is 50f/c greater than a Government Bond produces in in­ terest. Your investment in our bank is backed by $750,000 resources and the experience and integrity of our officers and directors. /Hastings City fiank /fastings 'Tbe Bank Tbut Doe, Tbiogi fur You Midi �THE HASntTWGS BAXTER. JANUARY 8, 1M4. PAGE Ff.rvrx- sinx>. Sontbwt$ttrn Barry Department [Hymn. Ohio. CONSOT.THN® Morris Johnson left Safurday for hla home in lainaing. Howard Bush returned to bls school duties lu Kalamasoo nn Mon- What Is tho remedy . for feather mites? Something Is eating off the feathers, and the pullets? backs be­ come sore and raw and they die. Kalnmn*<i<> accompanied Please answ-r through your paper. A HubrtCrlber. all Norwood. r R. WIMJSON, D. D. S.. Remove lhe males from the putTi Hastings, Mich. lota, and you will have nn more went hope.commenced the Mila All.-.’ trouble. Possibly th<* smile is too large. I would also advise tiling off Hun Wilkin* hlx spurs and sharp ton nails. If yon wish to breed from the pen only erd’ale. helping with thWilk* and family spent Chas. Collins’ health -l» not good nt female* ’ UNDERTAKING AND Th.- Milo children li Ml«s Rleltha and M.iry Rico and FUNERAL DIRECTORS brother Eddie and MIm B.-lio McCal­ Licensed Kmbxltner always in attendance report lum visited KUanbolh Brlnk.-rt SunOffer. Help. PHONE. 226 OR 387 |lay. Several of th- young people of this siiggNUion* for which wo thank h<-r very much. It U kind of her 10 help place nttended Install ,ii m <.f .nflcerx before pn-nented • JOHN M. GOULD us. Mlns Jones drilled "I noticed M. M. H„ of St. Loulx. ■ LAWYER We are Riad to hear lli.-n our min- more and better drilling that of her bead. I had a line Buff Orp­ m-caelonal Office over Grigsby & Brooks ington with a growth under the eye better. Phone 272 and It kept growing nnd looking red Mra. Mary Bak. r innd angry. 1 tried different remedies HASTINQS, MICHIQAM I skint questions, send full Information without help. 1 mentioned the mati Substwfoers are requested to contrlbIra McCallum In on ■ P. A. SHELDON William McCallum a >« ■ AkoVMt and Rod Estate OSoa. ■ string to tie around tumar nnd cut • Abstract rUnck, Haatinn. * aft llnw.nf blood. I took a flannel ■ Mousy to loan on Real batata. Firing and Hod It up tight. Finally I ■ Real Estate Mid on commission. • I am writing this letter to you per­ Spathe anrnt Sunday • General conveyancing. Having a • sonally. nnd would like a lltllu advice. pul on another string. When this evening. OaoTtundrcd w • eompleta set of Abstract Hooka • Tn make a long story abort, my eggs liimnr loft. Thn hen kept laying and • ooznplled from tho Records, «aa • nr<- not hntehlngc ns well n» they [I* perfectly healthy. I hope W. M. K. spniNGiinoiih ■ rarnuk complete Abstracts. • should. The male birds arc till good, Mlxx Lillian Haskin* lias returned large, healthy fellows, and tho lu-ns birds." to Knlatnaxoo after Hp-nding the arc laying well, but the eggs will not summer nnd Mil with h--r parent*. hatch well. la there any way .that Hens Bu»jr on Winter Kull*. Fine INSURANCE Mr. anil Mrs. Jahn H.i.kln they can be made to hatch bettor? huri'h it lint* If yon are not insured or wouir Why hnvo egg* gonn up In price Have you any formula to feed by that Austin Bingham la rtike to change your Insurance cal will give bettor results?- I have to <6.cent*? There Is a slrpi’lc anil la and see rtia I represent a oom true answer to this question. It Is »aay with a cash capital of 51.55* hiifen't the room. Last year, under thia: Tho hens have stopped laying. >55 sad caa fully protect you thd sumo conditions, they hatched Well, why don't they lay? HIGH NTflEET. To got nt tho unbiased answer to their husbands Thifr.il .. ■■vrnlng for well. LBE H. PRYOR this r|tu-stlon II Is noeessary tn elimi­ mtpiicr. O«eo la Mew ■toMlao-Murtee Mleoa enn follow, let mo have it, and If nate from further eorixldcnitlon the trrtnlnrd Mr. and Mr- lli.-hard Hing­ there I* anything that can bo fed to suspicion that some big egg trust has ham. Mis* Kittle Bingham. Mr. and Bert Mrrrllh-hl I." the chickens to make the rgga more eorner-d all the hens In the country Mrs. Allen Bingham and son. Mr. and und If manipulating th- -prices on fertile. I would like lo know It. If you have nny one In any of your their product. If thru hifd been done Mrs. 1*-^ Blngmim m»l ‘ Milton Jennlng nnd r.i WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Bingham. Mr. mid M di-iuirtment that could give me ndEgg* that tho big dealers did corner on the subject. I would bo glad We pay you the HIGHEST vlee .irbor und Mra. last summer are still .-heap and will to have It nnd Willing Iof Melvin Smith wh car* dinner. PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ continue to sell at n low price ns cold U A. *c. H. BARBKR, ) II* Physician* and Burgeons. Calls la city or country, responded to with promptnras, day or night. ? IH l Miller & Harris FunUtnre to. EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business nt a SMALL PROFIT, if you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. nm57 Hutiip Order Our Drays When you have any moving to be done. TWO Al'TO TRUCKS. PIANO ANO SAFE MOVING Our Specidty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO OFFICB HHONK 70 B- A. Matthew* H Wellm* Ro Phone ll-R Rea Phone «7 the digrstkn and appetite it tie tho Invieuralir.g furre of thie Crifled. 10OH paget—aiuuera all medical queilioni. Scnd.TIcinoac-ccxiilampt lo R.V. Pierer,M.D. Chink of henry Smith Grand Rapids, micb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 Probably Not Kept It Dark. vacation at home. Str Abe Hailey haa a baby. If Str Gerald—“A gentleman knows how to Halph Still of lliistlns’ Abo Bailey's baby Is an able baby. It hon lay today? ■nd Kuiidny. _ _ gentleman you have kept It a will be an ailing baby Halley, will lit Monday after tho holiday nx simple n* the aniwer to the quest Andrew My. family .pent । secret, all right." , —London Globe. Minn Iziuella Hick’ spent Saturday lion why the price has gone up: The friends. hen ha* something else to do. She and Bunday with KaUinaxoo ‘ daughter Muililc III uimrthlng I would like city lot and can ah mites, etc., but II doo. Any Informntlon ym» cun give me will In- upprecbitcd.—1.'. M. S. Clean your premia.-* thoroughly. Then spray with Zen<>b-um. This will kill all the miles. Whitewash tho in1 bonne. Cue Zrnoleu c.-ck during hot wrath' tnllnerx is uh with Insert p gaged lu the making of her win clothes. Q> hh h must be ready bef the v.-ry cold winter nets In. Unlike her rich owner, she cannot go Into th- market nnd buy a ready-made • ult and continue her dally pursuit without Interruption; but she mint I Smith and family ■ nirrlnlned md Sunday. lircln 1'1111 Ins >■ to ke«|i luring the well nnd inn cold ------- practically In the open air while her keepers cuddle around I am a subscribe! Satur- and nit w.-nt to Bunnell church. El­ splendid m-rmori both ' " ' xi-■« th .'.nd. nuiil. 1 have had ci slight attack of roosting pin exposed to untcmpcred roup, running nt none and mining. t-mpcraturc during tho cor • old night*, und keep hen cera In .mouth. 1 thought 1 Aim! It In her winter suit. Bin- rnu.i cured with permangenuto potash. ly number. There were no sore* on head, now EmH BaebmnM ar.<l wife entertain- I Hm there nre wpcckx nr scratches on ed Mr. Biggs' family for New Year's1 l»id « bring stippct.. 'combs pnd wattles of »nmo, like dry dinner. J it •Ival meeting closed at the Bun-| i-f protein und enrbublood, if this dry b|oud scab I* puli- ----- ——must be will be a great tr- ,1 foi r •rdtnnry burn served in almost Intensllb-d form nnd Prof. Goodrich. W.- do a,. forced Into old Biddy almost agnlnsl listen i.»e ....- —n. ... -,roduc«. that surplus. | on pi-rron. if ret know It !.« cntrhlng. [It at flr.t. now a no Any Photo You May Wish On a Pillow Top Saw 25 wrappers from Cottage Bread. Cut out the name ' ‘Cot­ tape Bread." nnd save and bring 25 of them to us and for 50c you can get one of those handsome pillow tops. a ' BREAD TICKETS- The Palm Garden Phone 548 land intended u »■»-!«I Hat sunshine and ; *ng tit the <Be,in>->-' Hall. chicken Is one ofirhe big j Mr. and S'- ’’ ’ move each srolhTind ap| egg production, as 1 entertained to disinfect thoroughly. . well us one of the best preventative* I “'er New Vcarbolate.) vaseline till over comb arid of disease. Provision should be made School bet ii tho neck. Possibly depluming mites arc for ventilation of poultry hcusrs. The ary 6, with I posed of two-thlrds wheat. NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED Mr. Edison some time ago’reci'ivcd a phonograph record from California relating the following story: A gentleman from Mass­ achusetts suffering from chronic liver trouble went to the coast several years ago. nnd began searching lor a mineral spring, the waters from which would alleviate his trouble. Finally up inyfhe S.tn Joachin \ alley h<- discovered a mineral spring which quickly cured him. Soon after that he built a sanitarium there ami people Hocked from all parts of the country and were immediately cured of liver trouble. Last summer this man.died, and before they could bury him l^tey had to take out his liver and kill it with a club. Keepingj Dally Except Sunday. my Being South S:OC •olng North 7:21 hens .had been or | Hnxtlnxa In th.ir found, nftef n hard mln storm land before them In n feed hopper. I h< r-.nrn nnd eggs had been wot Mrs. Will Garrison Likes a fine nnlihul nnd a lino homo unib •hoiihl be well cured for. In thn you will nearly always find a pack­ age of 1IM|VEU.'H CONDITION, POWDER, it Is a purely medicinal, powder, not 11 food, nnd Its effect on live stock Is to purify the blood, regu- Price 25 cents per package. Bold by rtiln would n»l Injure them, ore much more easily chtllefl ilurlng the first week of Incubation. Wc have known eggs to be rained on. und left standing for many hour*, and still hatch. You can test them turned home. "tidily sec if the chicks nr« FQR SALE 6 Single Comb White Leghohn Cock­ erels, Youngs' Strain 3‘Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels 3 Anconia Cockerels 2 White Orpington Cockerels 1 Pair Buff Cochin Bantams Phon* 385 M. W. Hicks Men Smith and family Year's dinner with Mr. Henry Green. a family re Bellevue \.dder Mlaaea Maixd Miller OHTHEAST BARRY, son Will and family nt Grand Hupivlval meetings closed Sunday [ Ids. evening, tended and day visitor nt D. McDonald's. ' Gen Strlmback of. Indiana Is viaking nt D. Btrlmback’s. their I’r.inxhka. SunSirs, Joseph 15th. Ever Ernest MnttMon nnd family also Arch|o Mattison nnd family spent Andruu and wif- ..pent er. Calvin Stanton. with Harry Wrrtm.m a w,f'’ last w Will Strlmback oteWoodbury la vis­ South Hurry. iting his father. D. Slrlmback. Mrs. Chris Christiansen, who has Years with Mose* Horn und wife. ! been sick. Is better. • Fannie Kay. «.f Hope Center, has | ^Monday ev.-nlnA at tho horn Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Garrison and. been visiting Mary Smith und Alta land Mrs. Elwin Ormsbe. T will' furnish pot luck supprr. daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Can- Piter. Miss Llxxle Smith was a guest m I «utdy of Dowling werc_8unday visitors Hmnitilo Armour visited his broththe homo of Bussell Green Held Sun- : ut Ernest Mattison's. .. .. — --- un­ day night and attended meeting ,it, i tll Monday. Charles IJorn of Detroit visited rel- the brick church. School lieport. Bonnie Mott and’family of HondrrIlepnrt of Cloverdale school rill meet with shoit Corners ate dinner with J‘has. moftth ending Dee.-31, 1911; Number days taught. 30. ’ Total attendance. 415. talned about twenty Average dally attendance, 30.5. Mra. Minnie Tr. thrick and daugh­ Number boys eiqrollad, U. ter Florence und Martin Petera visit­ Number girls enrolled, 9. ed Henry Smith and family Wednes­ 4th a seven pound daughter who will Total enrollment, 31. day and Thursday-and attended re­ vival meetings. Tho following pupils were neither of nftcm—n Rraycr meeting*. absent nor tardy: RpckwcU Hayward. count will meet this week Friday after­ Miuion Ksllvy, Maurice Murphy. Ma- It bello Kelley. Glennlce Fennels. Lyle noon with Mrs. Mlltda Noblbs. Kingsbury. Opal Monica, Helen Pat­ ton. Dorothy Collins, Russell Hart. Rheumatism Is vary painful and Incipient and Chronic Jases are Mwrenco Mead. Glenqjco Gelb. Vir­ gil Given. Leonard Smith, Mildred exhausting, especially.jo me chronic checked by using Rf 1EUMA Collins. Lyle Dayton, Lester Modlcn. Stage. To get >iulck relief when No matter how lonj you have suffered, Mildred Collins spelled tho school those spells coma on. HENNES down the last day In lhe old year. PAIN-KtLLING MAGIC OIU is the or what form cf Rheumatism yen may Lilas Adame waa again the only thing needed. H lx a clean nnd hive. RHE UMA yriU remove the cause perfect spoiler for month. pleasant but very pdUttraUng remedy and make you well. Geaneeu thq Uric Acid from tha kidAeys. muscles and Joints, that e^ses the pain N. O. Bump. Teacher. purifies the skin nnd Hood, and makes you feel young again. It is a doctor's prefoctivo alio lit cram STOPS RHEUMATISM 3 Sicilian Buttercup Cockerels Hastings, Mich. Hastings, Mich. SOMMER RESORT PROPERTY, AND BUSINESSES, will art ini line will kill them. .J. W. Armbruster.-Prop/ - I SELL FARMS, HOMES, See Them. Cklctgi, hliiizu & Sigliiv R. R, Ci. tickets_for 25c. 25 tickets for S1.00. Cottage Bread isjlelivend 4 times daily and is always fresh. All sorts of electrical work Al! Work Guaranteed GEO. VAN TIFFLIN Farm Phones— Bell, 6S1 . Citizens, 6251 V swelllng. jlBBARY [AMPS DR. PIERCE’S (golden Hfedical Discovery days with her Hicks of Allegan re. are palatable. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. Op.C.LAS. r eel worn out—blue and tired 7 Don’t letyour co kJ develop Into bronchitis, pneumonia or catarrh, llio ri-liabkj alter- BUHRHB' CARVETH A STEBBINS. Now! Mr. Property owner of Barry County if you will co­ operate with me and list your property with me now. we will soon build up a real estate business with n liver equally tenacious of life: which, of course, means a ready market at a good value at all times for your property. That is lhe ideal condition: that is wtat 'We nil desire, and the only way to bring it about is by co-o|>erating with me in this line. Fill out blank below and mail it to me today. Do it NOW C. B. BENHAM, Real Estarc and Investment Broker, Hastings, Micb. Dear Sir:— • I desire to sell my property and will list it with you il satisfactory agreement can be made later when you look over my property. My property is located on Sec.___ ,Town._ ---------------- i------------------ .County-------------- - --------- State—. , No.Acres.. Price $. Terms.-ABuildings described.. Name___ .... P. o. R. F. D. C. B. BENHAM Real Estate and Investment Broker, 118 North Broadway Phone �JANVAHT g, i»U. OKOMIIIEIILEItlMG DESCRIBED “'AMERICA’S GREATEST shipments and am ns I believe among the- best products for wall or health •* decorations to be found anywhere. After two good hard years in the pustoratea of. Delton nnd Climax! and ' Scotia I waa appointed by the Diat. I ’ » C+:5^^/A ■ . -. ' - th- Itinerancy ns I love no other work, but the work of tho charge । elven - mo Inst conference I did not । feel c*tual to. I Immediately after FEW PERSONS UNDER­ ! lhe session of tho conference took up . STAND COMPLEX PROCESS I my abode nmong my own people at At once tho best-known and the Scotts, Mich., and have been visiting ( rrlatlvea and friends In Ohio. Indla- least-known* American actor Is Wil­ •I . , na. I*< Pennsylvania und elsewhere. At liam Gillette; who has been engaged Mr. I’rticy. Well-Known <*» s«>uthwt>i | •h— omee at Scotts after January 15th, to lecture hero this season on "Drama I . ... ___ u...— ... Ill-ltd —and Soma Other Things," an odd School Report. luni lo ScOH*. subject, but in Ita quaintness, typical ng |s. a report ot the ..... ■ school far the month Dear Editor.. some surprise that Mr. Gillette has ----During the past four wrckr I 30,000 VOICES vl.lted many industries uf I l'<=burg. consented to make a lecture tour, for and nearby rilleTh- l-«t one ' a few years ago ho announced his re­ No. at pup.lls enrolled. 35. |have examined I- the tieav.r rails .Art Tile Company's" ven interesting And Many arc tlx? Voice* of Hastings tirement from the stage after a moat I successful career of over thirty years. ‘plant, situated-In Utv oouthw. .1 cen­ People. tral part ,lf the'city of lUav-r i-all^ Thirty thousand voices—What a I Pa. It Is on- of the many omibllsh- rand, chorus! And that's tha num- wealthy, having earned a fortune with । . 1.... „f the county, where l« man­ her of American nwn and women who hla playa and hla acting. nrc publicly praising Doan's. Kidney There would not bo this surprise It Pills for relief from backache, kidney it were commonly known that William ardaon: Will. Denxll.- Ralph and TraIlls. They say It to vadore Wr»od: Harry and Mae-Wood­ readily sold to both Am-rlean and nnd bladder . xnev ten They tell it it in in (hr the home ™ pa­ G,1,eWo &*■ h«d 311 ambition to lec man; Marjorie and Raymond. Bolton; European dealers. Having been friends.ilastings people are in this ‘ uro alneo hit college day», which waa Ifubcrt and Howard Bnrnutn: l^u>ta shown through thia plant find be­ ■ m 11..... ’ str — nothanaA whkg It<111-­ strengthened whan Inter Potrnal Colonel Rob and Arlo Nesbit: Mortimer Hall. come very Interested I thought that ert G. Ingersoll advised him to leave Word Baine Thelma Townsend.. Option of'it might so lnBeatTlcc McDonald. D-ns Sprague. . 14,’cgt you nB |o wurrant your giving W. Hnnd St.. Hastings. Mich., says: the stage and devote all his time to Greta Bayne. Earl C. Caae. Che«t»r I . ’ f| ,.our good and always "f had rheumatic pains In my back the platform, believing that be would Stowell. Barbara Coollmugh. Myron Eall Uvc'r. nnd hips. I was so lame 1 could hardly get around. My kidneys were bo a great success. During the recent presidential cam­ and Clyde VanWIc were neither tardy. . notierv in th- world "-11 sluggish and lhe .'kidney secretions *'“”■•L"','?™,''!:. Th. pr“.lp.l .....I ,r.: <i> •were unnatural. When 1 read about paign, Mr. Gillette was one ot tbe Ws will all miss Myron '‘»nieyi tj,.- Inili cLjys arc Doan's Kidney Pills, I got a supply at most effective speakers, and It is not Mulholland's Drug Store. Tne first box did me so much good that I con- saying too much to say that few men, Seven new books were added to our । smv «.-jtinuru using them. They drove away it “ any, fllu, are hla equal on-the platform ----- ----- jelghed tlnu-d library thia month. the aches and pains and regulated i today, .(...ivina 1 u;< with proportional amount ot flint all The eighth grade the action ot my kidneys. I have Mr. Mr. Gillette waa born in Hartford, ‘ ’ “land frldn|mr. This mixture is dump- never been bothered since/ —Tt.nnnn. .n.l llnrn.-n «1 >n‘U » PlUflgVT tilled With WUtCr, b>' lie by nil dealers. Price 50 Foster-Milburn Co., buffalo. •k. sole agents for the United w"i,” ".-.inn. JL'-■?Ic" — tT.'xrSi. ch,“ -Doan'i mesh I selva to-gfiminalo nil inc par­ ticles not In solution: from here the '"•Up" Is pumped Into tlltcr presses. coughs and colds. narcotic. It will cfrectivrly relieve ail curable fprma of catarrhal ills, bronchitis and cold in lhe head or money refunded. There is nothing just like Hyomci, or just as good, or that gives sudr quick and turn relief at a small cost—you breathe it —no stomach dosing. Complete outfit JI. Try Hyomci at once and scu how quickly it heals soothe, and purifies the irritated membrane of the breathing organs. CARVETH A STEBBINS f •.ing IS BECOMING MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY In addition to my Many Good Things to Eat, I am serving Ham and Eggs Sausage Etc., Etc. You can get just what you want at Tom's. Try My 15c Business Lunch The Best Coffee in the City IN HOONAN'S CIGAR STORE. „ Jefferson Street Heelings, Mich. SaKad Huts I Candy j Tha goodU Do You Chew Tobacco? If you do you certainly like it MOIST ^d MELLOW. AVc juat int.tailed our Plug and Fine Cut Case which is Zinc Lined—Oust and Dirt Proof. We can ut all times giv< you your Plug or Fine Cut Tobacco in tin best uf Fresh Condition. LOOK THIS LIST OVER und mx- it wc haw your favorite brand. II not, we will gel it lor yuu. PLUGS G. T. W. Clipper * Honey Dip Twist Kismet Gold Rope •Drummond’s Natural Leaf Piper Heidseick Creme-de-Menthe Town Talk Standard Navy Square Deal Yankee Girl Horse Shoe Star Spear Head Maple Dip American Navy Sprappcr FINE CUT Blot Uncle Daniel Oiibwa Fait Mail is is jut what yoa need, madam. Intrtxluctory. The next eleven lessons are found in thn book of Luke. A brief look at the Book may be helpful, Luke, “the beloved physician" (Cob 4:14) was .. .. .. 1... —9 ,S,n SlnnV r\t A —tn la ted to .the whole race (see genea­ logy tracing back to Adam, while Mt. onix goe*. back to Abraham). In Matthew He Is Brat of all seen to come from Abrabam. and David;, then His birth tn fulfillment of la 7lj 14 Is.scl forth (Mt. 1:33). a birth as cumclslon. and presentation. Many r wanen who were troshlad with indifestiqa, a sallow, muddy skin, iadirating biliousness and habitual constipation, hare been permanently cured by the use of Chamberlain’s Tablets. Before using these tablets they felt miserable and despondent. Now they we cheerful and happy and relish their 'meals. Try them. They only cost a quarter. Chamberlain's Tablets messengers, is to despise Him; and to despise Christ Is lo despise the Father. How plain lhe truth is that without Christ wc are lost, and that wo cannot coma to tho Father but by | the Son. -And yet many will have! none of Him. Note also the word of comfort, testifying Christians, In v 16. If your message is rejected, The Seventy Called. 1. know that the rejectors reject Him The Seventy Commissioned, 1-16. who sent you. Th- world still hates Him (John 7:7). Read John 16:30. Tin- Outline Developed. vAfter these things.*' note 8: 57-62. Denominations are many, federations | are many, organisations arc many. follow Him. now He for specific service, ...v... them .... tor ..... that (Acts ser 13:3: I Cor. 13:1-11: Eph. 4:3-18). The Lord l» the one who makes such ap­ pointments: our call Is from Him. there shall bo false teachers who not of man (Gul. 1:1). What better: •hull privily bring In damnable her­ calling Is there than that of laboring esies), even denying the Ixird that together with GodT Reader, has but also t<> Gentiles. Mark and John, not Mt. or Luke, present chronologl■cnl records. . Luke records some things not found in either Matthew or Mark, but Where parallel passages arc found they should bo cojnpared. bought them (3 Patar 1:1). Let the children of God, of whatever creed ur denomination, race or color, heed tho -«i*w«(i exhortation — of v..aJuda . ». ----speak m tho truth in lave, and beware of those who handle the Word ot God deceit­ fully (3 Cor. 4:3). rejoicing. yout name Our Golden Text Is taken from Mutlhow. and* has Its .primary refer­ ence to persecution, aa illustrated by Btephcn In Acts 7. FARMS FOR SALE W’hen taken frum Money to Loan on Real Estate 1; IS) Relation-to whole Held, v f; (J) Ui-Uitlon to individual field, S-16. The Lord chose lhe Held for them. He having given us tho i|ua)ltlcntlons Now is the time to buy farm land. Let us hear from you before you buy. Ml- Ezra Morehouse <5 Co., gars and put Into a gloss-kiln nnd UKa.lij hr.it, <1 to a seven times hut tor •temperature. When sufficiently heat­ ed. th- til- Is removed from the kilns Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch Steaks . Chops Hamburg Steak TABLETS Luec-Struln Wedding. ' cukes an- put Into a hot air drier and Line church In Amyrfd Christmas thoroughly dried. Eve when Mirs Florence Luc-. i duugli'ih- airier It Is broken into verv amr.ll l lumps by means of a crusher. These I married ti> William C. Siruln. , lumps arc ground Into a tine dust. Tho churcl very prettily deco- niSCATM SCEOOL IUESSON William Gillette Is Making Brief Lecture Tour. Kslnmaaoo District ‘S EKTEBHATONM. SOTIDAY Sweet Burley Tiger Sweet Cuba We carry fine cuts in all sized packages. Wa »k you to try our Tobaccos and compare with others. F. HOONAN JLTFKKSON 8TRLLT lace to Meet Your Friends I Retailers Ezra Morehouse will be at Hastings Saturdays, Delton Mondays. ring telllgent prayer would result. The leiwm atilt is needed. Devotion lo ••ur own held, our own denomination, our uwn department ur clasu. friends or family, inusl nut exclude vita) In­ terest In and dcvutlon to tho whois ‘ ' all the children of God, the when ,t r. <-(?i.tl.»n j cated at Harvard, Vale and tlic Maa- world, h- congraiulutlun* | aachusctta Art Institute, lie mode hla whulu church and Hunday School. hr. —cutinw cupper flrBi prnfeasloflal appearance at the i T*~'W. !“■•«». ‘•"'•J'"; I 1 I rockers. » leather ‘n th® character or Guzman. In 4alut Wc art lamp, shows the I Heart Xc cr Won Fair Lad)." from will «■ lb h th- young which tlmo his stage career bn" beon| support «<• <-an to others who are du■ -W. I au,,„,„llh^. Tll. pi»„ Itv Uwhib. \h2 i ho *• bc,t remembered are "Digby's I . Do you dally pray thr > »ung farm, r 1 Secretary," ' Sew* J«’ioe." and | We wish Hum lung lit- and happl- "^lieclock .Holmes," nil of which he the ismntM-‘ ' | wrote. tho latter ip collaboration ulth ", ~ 2---------A. Conan Doyle. Ho waa aa great a Might this not ICAGhA nisiKKT. । iuccv,M |n London aa In thia country.' with.some Mix. Ch.r I^tncuster I-tn-astir of >■( Rolla, Holla. Mo., Mo.. rm.u.i. .... Glllsttg's Personality. : ... to the rent aftei' spending several Less la publicly kDO«n of tho per-( <’f Hh dl» rlsltlng r« lutlves. for Chiaonallty ot William Gillette than of ^e..w,, 1“ L । friends. he: any prominent actor on tho American | ^rnB'’l.,'1OL Th-— ,M jn individual •tage today. This la duo to two rva-[w.,^. ln »_,|,atlun. nnd ..n Individual return home. thr was held ut o<».>UH.";"'K.XTKbTT? dinner und a hla work. Henc* tho public only sees whlR, unulh,.r (Sn,. io;5I. 63) was id« d with gifts him on the stage. That peculiar ro-1 h. ai. d without any such application, serve of speech and action, short. Zucchu. us was culled down out Ot turned home feeling they hud spent u •harp aentem-rt, mpoken with some- J1>: syvumurr trc< (Luki t»). whllu ,»ta, .<.m., I. Wunderlich, und aun Milan Ttu-ad.iy und Wednesday with in. all hla alage parts, la William GH I ,t.PV|t-.-. as well as in suivuilon. 'Hume latte off tbe atagc. That unbroken re- upustlcs. urnit pruphcla" (Eph. 4: Wund-rlli-h father. Francis Gillette, waa one of tho stern Abolitionists associated with Wendell Phillipa and William । Lloyd Garrison tn anli-ala^ery days. few lainbs umung ai.., h.iiS,; Siu, |H. «t r-t-l-: >wtheir parents. rented hla alate, Connecticut, in the them. r. turned to Grand United State# senate, and saw one o( urs day where h. is hla sons, Robert, leave for the civil »tti riding ichlan BusintMi Cui- WBr. an(j jn sllcnca, not long after. God. They were nuhlo be tilled with but with Christ.. It Is Hla storming of Fort Fisher It you ask provisions, fuiiHss we need (John 1:18). "Salute of Hustings spent William Gillette tha time ot day. be oriental greetings wire long. manta that, carefully put together, their minds, und form an Interesting old timepiece It wm found shattered In tho vest The Prince of -Peace camo Into this pocket oChla briber’s body after h" world lu make peace (Eph. 3:14. 10). had attempted lo lead bls division The angels sung peace (Luke 1:14), across thn shot and •bollawept sands ut Ilia birth. Tlic seventy were to CARLTON < ENTER. , .. A Farmers' «... —Institute held will of Fort Fisher. eleven before dcuth w«« peace (John ,ul t.’arltyli Grunge Hull un Wt-dnes- l_Mr. .UilltUfl» Icd^aretonr 1» to be 44;J7). . AflsJt tesurrcelloii. Twas i tiny, Juu. 11. Everybody etilho"utliT a short one. and wo am ’fortunate to peace uguln (Luke 34:34). Wc have Imv<- u good time. BusV'l dinticrpeure (Hum. 5:1). A time uf peace ' ltii<l Itool of Cui'peravlllu wus (he is yet tu ctintu (Is. 3:1). Thin uicsweek-end HtivJl ot U. N. Lun dun und confidently predicted lhat one of the largest audiences evar assemble-! family. Mira Vera Fleming returned lo her cd In bullies today! "Suh uf pcnct; I svhuul In Owosso Hundny. lover uf peace, dislroua uf peace-— Alics Mabel Deacons returned Sun-, peace that cometh frum ubovj.-. It day. llulh sclioula ure uculn tu will U reciprocated, otherwise tho Marriage of I ireport Young People. working order. Mr. und Mrs. (' 1*. Covert »pcnt At Bonnie Duene, the home of Miss, peace w|(l be yours that always "Thu la­ Sunday nt A. I. Draper's. .They also F. M. Higer ami lliau Peckham, a (.units from duly done.'’ received a bux uf dellcloua fruit from quirt wedding look place on Satur­ borer i» worthy ut his hire." Some Florida, gathered in the yurd by J. N. day afternoon. January 3rd. The church nicnibcts seem tu think that Rev. Unwell 11 Bruidy united In they have no responsibility in relation to tli<i nialutcn^nce uf the preach* sinipsun.und Mrs. Milljc Austin spent lhe week­ ------ .. It is Milll true end In Huttings with, her daughter. The ring cert- li>s-'rf the Uust»el. Id, refresh menu.। that your reaping will |>u according Mrs. Allen. ■ tu your rowing (Gak 8:7, 3). V 1-18 Carlton Grange will Install theif speak of tUc reception uf the wurkyra. new ullk-vm Jan. 11. An oyster sup- pink Killumeys und ferns. r'Mr. nmi Mu simpacm Will »t uncc When- recalled Ibcy were to preach begin hoiuckerphig in u pretty *«b. Uic Word urxt-dD a work (v >)• They pin •pcclitcuily luinuuuidvd tu heal ! Year’s day, over seventy being pres­ Urban home Jn.-.i -uuth uf Freeport. tils olck. But not ctcry ChrtaUan cut. Tile proceeds were fl 1.85. • worker l» so qualillcd and eomuiaudA Dlffcrvniv in Working Huure. \ Thur. Ixmg has returned to Ills V 10 11 ontkA man’s working day is b huum. -<l it Cor. liunic in Belleville, Ohio, after u ijiuri stay with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith His body organ: must work perfectly and hls'Maughicr Fredaf ‘ 34 hours to kacp iilui lit for s hours Ciiriallan worker b» to offer lu rijccUon. .Bev Aeta 13:51. Il is (Jud who laHUtlwy irvcugeB thu rejection of-Hla tn«MenBab/ won't auffer flva uiinuttr. with can not do ........ o- ...................... I.. (,-. [Btirs. mcsauKu and •--••• — - ■ >u dtuuoi u Note thul Uhrlat I wham Hr sands HIS Start the New Year right by trading at the Rexali Drug Store We have the most complete > line of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Books, Office Supplies in Barry County. You .will save time if you want your orders filled complete by seeing us first. . # Watch our displays for bar- ♦ gains in a good many of the lines we carry. Jan- ♦ uary and February arc usually dull months. ♦ We are going to offer induce- « meats and make them among die best months of the year. REXALL REMEDIES J We arc the agents for this celebrated line of med- ♦ icines of which there is one for each ill and every one is sold under our personal guarantee to give satisfaction or we will cheerfully refund your money. Rcxall Cherry Drops, box.—— -Sc Rcxall Horehound Drops, sack--------------------- 5c Rcxall'Cold Tablets, box.25c Rcxall Baby Cough Syrup, bottle25c Rcxall Chcny Bark Cough Syrup..-25c and 50c Rcxall Laxative Cough Syrup...25c and 50c Carveth 6 Stebbins ♦ The Druggists. Phono 31. Good* Delivered. Hastings, Mich. . We Handle AU the Medicines Advertised in This Paper. NECESSARY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES Look over this-list carefully. We have a full stock of every­ thing. Aim lo keep fresh, tempting goods on hand at all times and can fill your orders on a moment's notice. 20 lbs. H. & E. Granulated Sugar...... Gold Medal Hour, par tack.----.Cofftc, atMcial cxtt« good, per pound... Genuine Whok Codfibh. large 6»b, per 1 3 Iba. Carolina Head Rice lor.... Oleomargarine, Gold Star Biand, j»cr lb. Jan RturfMoun. 3 bar. fnr 1 .. ..31.00 ....lie ....Me Wyaitfottc Washing 1'owdcr, large package. Fresh Lettuce mid Celery and Grape Fruit. Two Phones E. C. Russ 6 Son The Grocers �■ .......... 4I G4ll« 11 fe. account of Illness. IRVING. 1 Mra. E. E. Whiner racalv- ar* stUI the time of this wrl Warner'* absence. Welton frum Hasting* arrived in tho village for a few days vtatt with Mr. and Mr. WIlHam Fi field. There la considerable business be­ ing done by tho Irving Roller Mills kN OVERFLOW MEETING is got always joyful, especially when it is an overflow front the bath room. When you discover an overflow of this kind, send a meaaenger quickly to our place or phone us. All jobs entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. I*romptness, dura­ bility and thoroughness are points upon which we pride ourselves. F. A BROWN & CO. Kost of Postofifce Phone 126 • Hai tings SLOP instead of coffee for breakfast is enough to drive any man front home. Get GOOD COFFEE from us and follow our directions and have a satisfied household. Cof*f*ee ]^k.8LHCbl Frank Child* & Co. Sitphan Carter and Matt Bedfpt and families were visitor* Bunds? । the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bett* ot Irving. Sclmol Notes. , , , report for to facilitate lhe moving of heavy winter merchandise and is looked Upon a* a boon, not only by the clothing nnd dry goods dealer*, but as well by tho coal and wood mon. In fact It cause* the sale of coal apd firewood to become more regular and ot a more Insistent nature, thu* a*sleting many. No one but what would be benefltted unless it is the man whp has an aversion tu cutting the wood. On Bunday Rev. J. H. Westbrook called a meeting of the official* and trustees of the M. E. church to be Four Delivery W Make Our Service We take pride in giving PROMPT and SATISFACTORY SER­ VICE. The reason we can give prompt and satisfactory service is be­ cause we are equipped for it. Our yards are conveniently arranged. We carry full bins of the very best grades of coal we can buy—POCA­ HONTAS, WHITE ASH and other SOFT COALS and the highest grade of HARD COAL. We keep sufficient help to attend to the or­ ders as they come. Your telephone orders to us'will get just as prompt and satisfactory service as tho you came personally to us. Watkina, died In Grand Ha pl da' Butur- daughtur. Mra. Frank Kogers. The remains wt-ro bought to Irving Mon­ day morning, iho funeral being held at the homo of Charles McCann at ten o'clock In the forenoon. Inter­ ment taking place in tho family lot In Rutland cemetery.. Three sons and two daughters arc left to mourn hla departure besides a host ot other rel- School wax resumed In Irving school district No. 11. Monday morn- enjoyed by the pupils and teacher. Verne R. Johnson. During vaca­ tion tho roll top teachers' desk and chair arrived anil were placed In tho school room In preparation for use. Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Benedict nnd daughter Gertrude from Alma came accruing from tho social held about «« aa...-, im* iiiuiiua, lor >* 'Thanksgiving night by tho school, week's visit with relatives In thl* ] Earl Dean now rides the pony place and In Hasting*. A part of i owned by E. R. Dunlap In making Inst week they visited nt the home of1*his -'- trips •to “ — * *fro — ------und attending Mid­ Charles McCann and William Mc­ dleville high school. Cann of Irving and nt tho home of Ernest E. Warner returned Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Wilcox, of day noon from the side of hiu moth­ Rutland. er at Dowling, finding her condition One of our active young men In •onio Improved, although still very thia vicinity la John M. Perry. For some time It hus been rumured that ton remained to lend auUlancc In caring for the Invalid. Inge tu do custom work during the David H. Like recertify bought a spring of !»!'• *----- •- •*- •*----- seven by nine tent to use next spring purchased u| i mill outfli when ho opens up tho medicinal root McNaughton, Mlddlkl and herb buelncaa. In addition lo other things wo understand that Mr. Schiffmann. At this time Mr. Perry Lika will be driving an auto next .Jx nuiklnif haste to Install the mill x-losc by hlx homo on <»uk street. of all tho plants used by tho largo min"yard and much oTo'ld"lime ium- Hastings, Midi. upon th« scene. , ’P'ng school ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ E-.B. Dunlap Is but slowly tfnnvalteffig.front, the effects of his lUnttM «o« In ths course of.i Our Our day for shipping stock is Wednesday—Receiving hours, 8:30 tol2 m. EDMONDS BROS. The Elevator Men Phone 18 mill cornea for collecting of hla stock. *" “f'T ----- ---------- --------,k । operations but explains that he Is cnMeaars. William and Ervin Shro­ month -,lKlnB ,n thu w„rk to BW,mmo4Me yer. wife and .children were guests a... I lure lo be done. And then this will G. Wullaee. of Hix-hester. In furnish employment fof some few la- i ua that he la doing nicely borers at good wages early In the | ColiLs to Im; Taken Seriously. Intelligent people realise that c->nt- Thus*- neither absent nur tardy : win no none uy tnc naw mill m our ere: Lelo Shroyer. Evil anti latvi-rn village. ... | Of nil tho Imky mm in the world. ■Ila w<’ take lime to mention "Due" Lake Matthews. George E»l*-p, Ellas. He- with a creditable * man und Eldon Gelman, Kenneth, lished on the held ll.iitrice nnd Vivian Dunlap. Nellie । Santiago. Nut lon» •Ince Glllrtt. ' Like sold nut hl* hi i.ntid Irnmedlnli'ly af'erwurds bought tho Willis Chubb houxi* wl | ho has since greatly Improved. ‘ ^'a* only lust Week that a prosper enjoyed ‘ 1 bujy-i ' im*' Into, town amination, which they Immenxrly <?> Th-> ull lid well I In- moving again < rc long. And then pulling It mildly to nay that'they felt alck. Wh; one man Immediately lout hla appe lite nnd had lc ' “------ * ——- truma before tl making Xmas candlex tuni when the pupils dvjiartvil for homo each hail a aouve. Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. I J-biiun Raplda hum* fi'Mlunal nurse, u»ld county said continued once a dil petition: । that complainant cause a copy of this It Is Further OnlerctL That, public 1 order to lie served on mid defendant* given by publication their appear­ ---------- -- .---- .--...... ... | i.ueiinK** esp*ci lo Ue nr-re Tuesday Our percentage uf attendance dur- thrift whlc* Imp.-lls him lo atari the ( lo |uatj u car W11}1 potatoes. i gthe tlrit^four months la 9M.44 und . ball^ ri’HIng! In our village. From all Mum Minnie E. Jenkin-*, a trained ruling Hastings, Mich. friend; Clement Smllh, said county. CHAS. M. MACK. Judge of Probate. Legal Hdvertisements K<>«d nurse. ORDER FOR rUUl.lUATION. are ■ Utting wood for Wm. Goodell*in Southwest Thornapplc township. kina uf Grand Kti| State uf Michigan, the Prut tended, being held Purdy are at work putting up stove wood on the twenty acre tract thnt formerly belonged to the late Georga । Hubbard. It u leas than otic year nd Rap- | Present: since Mr, Guudsllc located In (luWolkin* Judge, of 1' Wolverine state, coming hen* ffum H. Jam- n I In the J near Sandusky, Ohio, less than ou.-, .. ... . doing con-] Donovan and **n Cl;*vi...-> nf Li sing: Mr. nnd Mra. John Khrocdcr Midcrubh no ompllxh- .Grand Rapids: Mr. ’ “ Itodgers "f I'.idllln* <■ <i cousin, ing I hut the administration uf Middleville, •stale may b • 1 ■ppurtunity to ...in.- anti smile on L l>. Hull ! «r to some i Wll.-ox nnd | It I* Urdu tint that g>-l« along beat In the world. State of Michigan. The Circuit Court for the County of Barry in Chan- uf Edward Clem■uunty. deceaKd. ■ f us and here rep* tltlon iak< anil chair und also a s« t of th*- hoping thui •‘Economy Hyxti-m of Penmanship" P|u‘" next liotikx for nil pupils above tho Slid Mr. und .. — — grad*.- when school begin*. I Coiwtuutln** tin spending u few days The Irving General Store C. Ft. Watson ant Hamu<-| B/Slcgvtnun illcjr Monday. Mb-hiK.in. Tin- Prob, ln said Mlddlrvllli. hlkhjju'hool. Tin Gllhtt and II Thomuit Gillett, ion ralnn r re* Hantlngs nn hi mu tuni c.ted her aunt ”........... w I,..II.. Turner uccoinimnled tier daughter Hi ih). court purpurtlm: •jf ul.H.in axed l>u Ullriliu In Fruiik G. ShctUcld. or uultablo person.. published Murkigun during th. bolMaya. The Sun Held W. M uf the t'. ILchurch will non »i:li Mra. V. Moy<t;i January 7th. I'inner will be THE SALES OF “SUNSHINE FLOUR” The sales of Sunshine Flour have more than doubled in the last month. There is a reason for it too. People are not slow to take advantage of a bargain sale when their attention is drawn to it. We are selling Sun­ shine Flour at a lower price than any other first-class flour on the market is sold for in order to encourage the people to try it. Wc know that if they try it once they will be our steady customers. When Sunshine Flour'once gets established the price is bound to come up on a level with other first-class flours. Try a sack at once and take your place among our satisfied customers. Several of the merchants handle it. Be sure and insist on having Sunshine. Buckwheat Flour la Moving Fast, Get Your Supply NOW! F. A. Childs 6 Co. IRVING. hlx ; >-g hla broth- 34 BOTH PHONES 8BSSl.,aiV«* ORDER FOR PVItl.ICATlON. State ..f r.-iu.*e <au*« Wltllln thr*-*- months from the dute uf th/- order; und In case uf his cause his answer to tho BUI of Complaint to copy thereof to be wrvleltor Tur lh<- Complainenty days after service I'Mdrnt Defendant uf a lillt und Notice of- this at tn default thereof. ik* ie us eiintcssd'd by .... ... .... - .m. n .U. tl.'fl m width extending frum lhe hug's ears nil along his buck tiu entire length. But Mr. Guudsli*. aays he lx fyorn Ohio ami they have to show him In or«l< i ubovi Kchuul started ufu-r the New Y.-ar' vacation Monday, many young p> •> ph- from this plure being In utt* nd unce cither at Middleville or Has tings. The .MIxsi h Hernl* *- Kldn> y Manin Ihl.ivlt un nh. that the Defendant Samuel It. Sirgcman lx nut a resident ii little Incident that wax told him soon after hlx arrival h* re. Illustr.il- OUR MERCHANDIZING POLICY bit t'tr bm I lift, iltil. etailtliil tie catirlag It tbe Beads if nr cMtimri. bnillis the but oercbiidlzi aoii) ch boy. selling it neb bittin prim. Eiengb Slid. 3-5C Boxes N. T. Matches;10c lib. Bulk Cocoa ..................................................................... 200 Red Alaska Salmon, can.15c 3 Cans Pink Salmon_____________________________ - 25c ail^s H. it E. Granulated Sugar..2».- $1.00 and v - MiCHIOANt M*MM*M**U*MM*MUMM**MM*MM*MM*MMMM*M*M*M**M*M**M ir cause a ropy raunaliy served Defendant at fore the Hina .v prescribed fur hla nppcaruni Clement Smith. icltur f*»r Complainant. i.M Addrcs-: 2U8-2U3 Peck iaullding. Kalamaxoo. Michigan. brought io . Sunlluld Utat thn Huldb-rs' I Grand Rapids. Funeral al M. M. nnd Initial .n W.-l- li cemetery. Mlsx Ruth CrufT ,-pvnl her vact DON’T BE BLUFFED ter. Mra. Grant M. .ul and oilier friends n-turnlng Sund.*> evening/ Mra. W. 11. Gllbvri t *ery sick yet. Into taking some kind of flour you do not want. Call for “PANSY BLOSSOM" and INSIST on having it and if your grocer does not keep it, . . •» Mr. aijd Mr., I, the win h r. shustner and thu lint of ..^V- J’r«d Spruge ind Uaugltlcr, blsJo were in latualng la"t Tuesday. Mr. und Mrs. Al.uii IX*atxtnun ot Goldcuvulfey. bio. Dak ar* being < nicriuiiud by their frii nd*.und rein- In the liuxliKss pan "f Sunlit Id re­ cently. John Gearhart has bought the Interval of hlx p.n ingr Alger J. Human and will continue tho buxlnuss ul tho siffitv locution. Mr. Ircniaii *.....— .ngd-jot tu joint Hunt and Hill mu* onto « farm dear Like OdeM»u. John Hunt traded In* livery barn fur a Jurtn. . Cltruulc Cuu*U|uii<Hi Cured. “Five years ago I hail Ute worst | caw or chronic cuiudlpauta I ever •JttHnr of. and Oiata'Ai tain'a Tablets . । cured me," writes H. F. m, BiuukI bn. Mich. For salu by all dealer*.— Go to One of the Following: W. L. HOGUE, W. A. MATHEWS, -O. A. FULLER, ’ ... JNO. McLRAVY, ... SMITH BROS.VELTE.6Co..- Hustings, Michigan •• - .<• •• «• " " Freeport Milling Co., FKE.E.PORT, MICHIGAN �THE HAMTTXfflt BAXXKR. JAJTUAMY I, l»i«. Hastings’ Sanitary Market SN’T IT a great satisfaction when you sit down to a meal to feel that the meat is from a market where you KNOW every step in its killing and curing is taken thru knowledge of the art and sanitation in handling? Two Things Are Necessary to Give to the Public Clean and Satisfactory Meat Service KNOWLEDGE EQUIPMENT Knowledge of stock is one of the first and most essential qualifications of any good meat man. We, thru our long experience with and thorough study of stock, are enabled to select the best grade for tender, juicy meats. We can tell thru our acquired knowledge whether an animal is in proper condition for the slaughter or not. We DO NOT accept any stock for our market that is not known to be in perfect condition—properly cared for and cleanly fed. We take especial care that no head of stock enters We our yards unless it is in absolute health. know how to butcher. Every animal killed for our market is butchered by skilled men and no BOTCH job ever goes over our counter. No meat market can serve its patrons with clean, wholesome meats unless it is properly equipped with sanitary appliances. There is no meat market in Cen­ tral Michigan better fitted for curing and keeping meats free from all dirt and infection than ours is.’ A very large outlay has been used in fitting it as it should be. Every department is kept absolutely clean and sanitary. In the market we have a very large cooler, commodious and clean where all- meats are allowed to cure. This is the largest cooler in Barry Co. Our slaughter house is roomy and clean and there, too, we have every appliance for doing prop­ er sanitary butchering. We especially Invite JOU 10 Vl$ll our different departments any time when It maybe convenient tor you. It May Be You Have Not Been Buying Your Meats From Ls---Try One Order essmer s.Af hare-The Meat Market Men M Ih I I I W 1CO uul re<i to produce hll<* 310 turn* < trees In th- I lilted States, I’lnllnplms tit .dulllxlng fertile Tilt, eastern anriies rand particularly Mcir®s&ig IMiags Wortb l&wiifflfi i Tennessee have progressed very rapr | Idly with their eo-operslivo union. Memphis. The farmer* and wage earners of The educational l-iilldlnzs United States uro valued ut 000. have the r first store In BANNEll WANT A11VS. PAY. i.ssu women u AUCTION SALE parcel post during ISIS amounted t British Isles during the half of 1913 aggregated ItO.ium.uiM* To close up the estate of the late Daniel C. Warner, we will sell at Public Auction at tho D. C. Warner farm, one and one-half miles north and Vi mile east of Dowling, or 8 miles south um approximated 1 >.ouo,ouo.uu<» gal­ lons in Uli. tiMiiin.’t uiK>.uvu,ooo and Vi mile east of Hastings, on Wednesday. January 14th, ’14 German i.il> creu»<- In m< mbertihlp i:.o.ouo within grand total lining In exevs BEGINNING AT 9:00 O'CLOCK SHARP . It. Baker, of Hutchln-nn. 100.000 persona raised thirty bushels of turn eighty vines this summer. HORSES. rt high. of Den Moose humins l« per mitt i'i_! in locomoth nsDet It d rommerre rom- Brown Gelding coming six, weight 1300 Bay Gelding twelve years old, weight 1150 Bay Gelding twelve years old, weight 13X1 Black Gelding, weight 1000 Bay Mare coming seven years old, weight 1$*1 Bay Mare Colt coming two yean old, weight KWi CATTLE AND HOGS land held 2t.Gw5 Insane. or li 1,000 population. In 1880 Jersey cow three years old, giving milk Durham cow five years old, giving milk Red cow giving milk Grade Durham Bnll, one year old n . •tlimi-. il that British YOUR FAVORITE FARM PAPER (Mill .001 »vo ne hleh about I.S00.■ composed of lakes in the oriel belongs Bolivia. mor: silty of seventy-five THE MICHIGAN FARMER Through an arrangement fortunate for our readers and for this paper, we arc able to offer the following; THE MICHIGAN FARMER, one year both papers THE HASTINGS BANNER, one year 1.30 No better combination could be offered. The Michigan Farm­ er is published weekly and is the only’weekly agricultural and livestock journal published in Michigan and the only farm paper that demotes all its space exclusively to Michigan aiid to Mich­ igan farm problems. SUBSCRIBE, NOW. tn Hartl- poor, England, postman. tin .1 lately, figure out that In walked lGo.000 miles and delivered, C.:f>O,Doo lettarw and parcels. I» th- Franco-German war of I8'u-7| th. victorious army lost ten men killed to every fifty-eight wound­ 'd; In I9H-0I thorn were ton Japan­ ese killed to every thirty-seven Uducatliinal tacWdlea In tho rhll-i Ipplnca ar. becoming so highly rec- > oiMiiz.'d in the orient that the bishop 1 of North Borneo has obtained ’per-I inbuilon to Mend children to Filipino aelifloU. The bureau of forestry of the Phil­ ippine islands will »end tropical tim­ ber* to the United States forer Woe-, so that suitability for Ono Three of the buoys'of the III Andree expedition to the north have been found. Din overtook Andree betvrei land and n.,v,i Zombis. 2 llrcxHl Sows Slock hog l.i pigs, weight oil lbs. FARM TOOLS Deertug Gram Binder I 2-horse cultivators McCormick Corn Binder 5 lo i ci Two-shovel and 1 wing shovel plow Gang plo Manure Spreader Wagon and Damp Boards 2 Deering Mowing Machines McCormick Mowing Machine . Wagon and Trucks Hay Loader Wagon Wheels, Springs and ThUls Side Deliverv Rake Sleigh stjd Box Hay Kake Fair of Sleighs and lUy Rack 1 anti Hay Tedder Tboniss Drill l-ence hitetcher 2 Potato Digger* 2 Corn Shellers • ... I.anil Rolle: 8 Slush Scrapers Dim- Harrow Stone Boat and Plank Be.vi fuller Corn Planter Feed Grimier Feed Cutter Oliver bulky Plow 3 Spring Harrows 2 Oliver Walking Plows nice Spray Pump Sc Sulphur Spray Electro Tool Grinder 2 Spike Drags Quantity of hay Shoveling Ixurd & drag sulky Quantity of corn Quantity of oata Quantity of Lumber . Sugaring outfit Blacksmith outfit I-ertilizer tower Fertilizer, 1M» Iba. Incubator and Brooder Rolling Coulter Debornef-i And all small tools tiled on a farm. Hot Lunch at Noon and Shelter For Horses if it Storms Tormc nf Soloi lullllo Ul OdlUi AI1 of $500 and und8r-CMh- Over amount nine months time will be given on No goods to be moved good bankable notes with interest at 6% until settled for. ' Austin W. Ferris Angeline M. Warner. Admrs. CQL. W. H. COUCH AUCTIONEER Arthur Glasgow ClwrK �_____________ ______ mt: QID you [VER (JSE pARCEL p0ST? We uk it in aendiag flowers to you and find we can give good service. Everything in Cot Flours and Pittid Plants for Christmas and other oocaaiona. Stora—18 Monrtn Ave PHONE 8995. Hint lunb ui Shi 6rilUiui- Ctr. Eul Hi lulu tn. Grand Rapids, Mich. 11 you. order amount, to or over we'll p*y telephone cbertree. GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL GO. 8o Acre Farm for Sale Black sand loam soil, all level, 4V4 miles from Hastings; one-half mile to railroad sta­ tion and store. The fences are good and the place is watered by a well and a creek that runs through the barnyard. There is 35 acres good seeding and plenty of fruit. The buildings consist of 6-room house in good re­ pair, a 4-room cottage, horse barn 26x32, cow barn 16x24, hog house, hen house and two corn cribs. This farm is in an ideal location and a bargain. Prleo $70 Per Acre. Just for Fun | "TZZZ— "Why t* there auch a -hot S«ht ova* lh* appolntent of a pmtmazwr In thl* little town?" asked th* atraair*’. “Th# ofllce doesn't pay anythlpi much, doe* tit" "That alm it* mutar.". repjlsd th* native. “You see moat of us are par­ ticular a* to who read* our portal BREAD­ After the Dollar. Efllu'a Brothsr:' "Do you love my •liter Utile?'' •Effle's Steady Company: "Why, Willie, that la a queer question. Why do you want to know?" Kffla'a Brother: "Bhe said laat night ahe would give a dollar to know, and "Wall," replied Earmor ComtoMel. “In moat of the cases I have observed It waa because they cquldn't earn their soil aa farm hand* nnd wasn't Used to pay board."—Washington Star. Elisha Lee. the brllltant'couMel (or tho railroads In (ho recent arbitration proceeding* In New York, said al a luncheon: Cornelius Vanderbilt uird to tell a | •tory about that. "Mr. Vanderbilt said that a man onco called and naked him for n puss over the New York Central to Albany. Quantity Lowers Price Mr. Vanderbilt. . “ 'Because I'm so sensitive,’ the man iniwrrrd. '• 'So sensitive? Wiut'a that got lo do with lhe muller?' " 'Well, I'll tell you, Mr. Vander­ bilt.' tho uppUcunt explained. I wont The reason we give such good goods at the same or lower prices than others charge is because of the large quantities in which we buy materials and because we have every facility for doing our work in the most rapid and thor­ ough way. Our leaders in bread are— mid.J was (he only man on the train that paid his fare. The other pasaen-! gora guyed me about It like the dick-' HASTINGS POTATO BREAD SHAFER'S MALTED KREAM BREAD HASTINGS, MICH. BRA-LOUR BROWN BREAD Phone us your next order and it will be delivered to your home promptly.- don't want to go through such an un­ pleasant experience again."—Chicago It ecu rd-Herald. Working tlic Hccnll. BISHOP & CROOK Is the Staff of Life ... Our business is making bread. We have spent much time and a lot of money in perfecting our recipes for bread making and in installing proper ma­ chinery for mixing bread evenly and well. We are paying a big salary to a professional baker so we may be assured of always having our products properly baked. • We buy the best, and only the best, quality of baking materials. We do not use cheap stuff because it is cheap, but we DO use HIGH QUALITY materials so we can put on the market the best product that skill, equipment and high class material and workmanship can produce. ' STAR BAKERY & RESTAURANT tended to decide who shall hold of­ fice?" "Bomeilmcs. Hut (hla one la lo de­ cide who ahull bo nude to let go." W. R. Jamieson, Prop. Phone 381 . Appreciating Talent. An American mcrchunt discovered J ini * man hud been falsely repre- I MAHT1N COHNKHH. Ncltool lie-port. ntlng hlins.-lf ns n collector for the '■i Ul 'W.l llt^iori of Fisher. school. District tlrm. taking In more money than any No. 3, Hnailng*. for month ending two of the firm's real agent". "And an." tut Id* the merchant lo the December 19, 1913. police. "I want him collared as and little daughter*. Mr. and Mra. qulbkly a* po-stlil*." Total attendance, 420. Detective: "All right. I'll have him Fannie llnymon.i Chuk Chapman. Average dally attendance, SO.4. .. —.......... —------- --- ----- i thank th-- teacher uf ' Hen I-in dis of Woodland buzzed No. of boy* enrolled. 9. Merchant: "Gn-m $c°t(. man! 1 and pupils f«r their ki wood for Lcfrl* und Alonzo Hilton' lon't want him put In Jail: I wont to I brmivc .it Chrlsttmui c i Total enrollment, 21. mgagr him."—TlfMHt*. shape of flower* and !>■; I Percent of attendance, li 1-7. in. I "ftjose who Were neither absent l.rlghtMl t" Kalamazoo. [nor tardy were: Georgia and s. a nd'nil w. I. Miss Alice Whetstone and Alfred । ftamucl Coh-ln. Livanchn and Eva shrink If It, get* wet?" Fisher spent New Years evening with Cotton, Albert and Mildred Klnnle. "Mint, trend’, every Wild* rfiid <»lan Kunz. Wllda, Allie Mint Hiuel Bnrnunt of Htony Point. Mr. and Mr*. Urr Fisher Visited nnd John Konnady, Alvudlne M<ln■Life. guest* their old neighbors II. A. McIntoshi'lara I'eck-r. son Glqjp. nd duughEdith OlmatvajJ. Kliarp. I ter. Mr*. Edw|n 1’ippy and huvbund The result of the four month* Saturday. one odd I uf Morrlw over the hpl:<l.iyi>. Spelling contest endlag Dec. 22 lx ai thing about blunt people?" । Mia* Jcnnl'* Vanbrrwktln of Luke Odvs*.i Is "pending b< r v <eatlbn with Iff the eighth grade, Lavanchu Cm­ und Mra. Alonzo Hilton. •They a i generally | heti parent*. I. Vaplrreeklm and f.im. ............ t°’>. won the first prize |iy one count. 1’lsher sent Saturday evening with Georgia Colvin and Albert Kin- crlean. Mr. und Mrs. H. F, Munn, of Lakg- >■» Ho for second prize. I dine McIntyre and Wlld.i Kunz were if life Thoma* H.MOKY HOAD. tie for first won by one count mid praalmlst. "It l«." replied the optimist. Sii Win. Vincent no.-lied repairing a rude ate New Year* dinner. Edltti Olmstead and Wltdu Kennedy l« worth living much better than moat > ,-hlmney for Chu- • (icy Tucsduj nd Jiri. Frank Brumbaugh of it. live it" — 1.1 1 ,itl .loot 1 *w. ...... । . In lhe fourth gr.idi of Woodbury. ■ ted his uncle. Una Meade vlMted her cousin Mr. whh llwt and Murjorb ......... . v. . ..... June iicnrr, oi " An Infallible llcclpc. 1>arl „f the Arthur Formuu and family ot Wood­ AJIlv Kennedy were tie for second. bury, Friday. r . • What to do lo obtain white handMrs. C.irolln* S: Another contest begin* Jun. S to Nylywter t'uriU and futnlly spent give those who were obliged to ■lay­ iN.ghlng.—Woman'* Home Coinpan-, and jtrandchlldn i. ....... ........... ............ KuAday with friends in Nashville. , former's son tEdgar and family “f out of school. nt the beginning of the lull. Leva Meade visited Tlo Townsend uf Martin Corners. Monday. Jo« Htnlth and sister of lluatlngs close and very interesting. vlslied their grandparent*. Mr. und Mrs. Abraham Fari*p New-Years. Dick Dcmond vlsTtcd In llaatlngn. er school and myself 1 wish to thunk the members of the Fish* r^ihurch. Halurdnv. und ull who aided in gcttlfTk the church In readiness for our Christ­ mas en(< rtoliimcnt. The church has >"• n newly papered, nnd a new curpot. hu* added greatly to Uh appearFor Storing Linen. mice und wc more than appreciate When storing linen wrap tn an old the Invliulloh to huve the Christmas towel or pillow slip which ba* been tree at the church. W., wish ulso to very much* blued. This will prevent thunk those who helped us in our program, and furnished the evrrlhe linen from turning yellow. Hastings, Mich. Irving another .quilt ■hildri'ii. a jolly good tlm< present. •f Prairieville Margaret HchalHy. li.istlng*, Mr. Hurry then going o Lansing to t< nd t" th<- ■ bore* <• family visited Mr. and Mr*. Sylvester Overamlth will • nivrlain the Ahl nt their pleuaant home Friday. Jun. IS. for dinner. You are all Invited lo attend.. School commenced Monday after Mrs. Gntce Hyde spent from Sat­ urday until Thursday with her >l..r Vre.k Saturday to < mi. y night. In-reared family, •l*lt«-d nt W.-m. Willlumr. Friday, lib. fold. rtlngs ur Th. The Christian Endeavor meeting will h<- led by Mr. Overamlth Bunday l^-n Birow .ui.l wife U*lt< .1 friends In ll.iathtg" Inst Week. ' visited I Each guest mailc ill" md Gl.id>» Iliff. party. icy are kept. The with games und SILOS DO NOT COST MONEY THEY SAVE MONEY DON'T PLACE AN ORDER UNTIL YOU SEE US Every Enterprising and Progressive Farmer wants one of these Steady, Sure and Permanent "Money Makers.'* Tho ubovi entire district have HAVE BEAUTIFULHAIR There D nothing that give* the teacher und pnidls *<• much encnurugiirnini m> tho 'cooperation of the district. USE PARISIAN SAGE cnXIro. School begun Monday. Jun. f>. 1914. Jf your hair 1* too dry, brittle, dull, thin, , Mrs. Frank Blond, leach' r. or if the scalp bums and itclCe*. inunedi. Grange Program. atclyjKgin tlic use of Parisian Sage. The first application removes the dandruff, cool* and invigorates the scalp, and In­ Banff. "Merrily sing." No. 81 creases the beauty of the hair by making are tiff* Melodics. it soft—wavy—abundant Iiistullutlon of Olllmrs. Parisian Sage auppliea hair needs. It is S ing, 'Tnntallullon ode." No? 29 delicately perfumed—not sticky ur greasy. Gruiigu .MciodleH. Surely try a 50c. bottle. lb port of Stuto Grange. । SlatlaUra und work uccoiuCARVE-fH & NTEUDINH.* plished. 2. The open progrmtiu. 3. DccoraUun*. hospllulily of ItoslK. entertaining feu lures, etc. 4. Grange plan* fur 1914 Song by. Ivuh and Mna Wilson. , Mediation— Blanch Leuven*. I .Holl call responded to by each liwmlng In one word lhe thing he or J1?0 of Mlchlsun1 *■'i,11 for title year. । Kvcltutlon—Jttder Nelt|c*J {Jklruil Jitubteft Unfanllff) 8,,|M*nK •<>' children fr«ip school i ! Knap Suck 8ng book. Tlic pldc*t autf'nlQzt inflti- *" • Song—"panIng Hymn." No. 12 In ential bmincz* training umool .Urango Melodic*. in Michigan is giving today lhe ' i. 2y\'nWart‘ l^FpoInl^d In gtUhiff un njo*t modern and tliorougb |,-inul,1< ’’'ne.rr n'r meeting *o cour»es Which fully qualify Its (will have inatallullon, Jun. 17 with graduate* for high grade pos­ [ oyster Kipper. Ladle plrn*« bring ition*. * cake, ralud. pickle* or aandwlchraAugusta HrDbJn, ' Tuition co»t* more in tbi» I • Lecturer. •cbool than iiranauy other*, but ■wk and cheap ln*lructlon are found in cheap schools. The D. B. U. j> uol io that claw, We Invite you lo write lot our curriculum and to spend 6 mouths with us during the pres­ ent school season. a- 2i'^‘ i’f?*idcut, <k»-6U Weal Grand khat A< Drtiojl, Midi. I Cough Mixlfctao for CliUdrvn. 1 "A um v«ry glad (0 tuy u few words •In prutoo of Clionibcrlaln'* Cough Btmody write* Mr*. Lida Dewey. Milwaukee. Wta. "I have used It for [Jcure both for my children und tuy»<lt und II never fa||K to raliciu und jeuru u cough or cold. No family with elHIdreu should bo without II as It. give* almost Immediate ' relief hi cm.w of croup." Chamberlain's Cough iiemedy Is p|ea*un( und *ufc to lake, which U of great Importance «htn la. lm.iiidltv muyt be given lo young THE. LANSING SILO A combination of many exclusive features that makes it the strongest, most lasting and most convenient SILO that money cart buy. ' START KIGHT- Every Lansing Silo is made of specially selected lumber, 2 inches thick. Can be furnished to suit your needs and pocket, in one, two or 'three piece staves of Red Wood, Oregon Fir, White Pine, Red Pine, Yellow Pine, Tamarack and I Icmlock. PKICES ARE. RE.ASONABLE. . Wc have a great deal to tell you about the Lansing. It's patent continuous opening door frame. The patented door without locks or bolts and the Lansing Draw Lug. Sec the new Outside Hinge Silo Door— never rusts, nothing to break—absolutely the finest thing in silo door construction. The special tonguing and grooving of the staves which make the Silo perfectly air tight, the use of the steel Spline and weather stcip in the end of the stave. Conic in and -talk the matter over with us, or write for our catalogue on the Lansing Silo, lhe best and chcapcst for you to buy. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS EOR ORDER­ ING EARLY. - OHIO AND $L1ZZAKD ENSILAGE CUTTERS. Will fill your silo in less limo and with less expense and trouble than any other cutter requiring the same horse power. Wc have these cutters on our demonstrating floor for yqur in­ spection. Also a model of the patented door-frame and door. Samples of all differ­ ent kinds of wood suitable for silo construction. GOODYEAR RROS Hardware and Implements PHONE 1 Gasoline Engines Spraying Outfits Lighting Plants and Water Systems Power and Hand Washing Machines Feed Grinders Corn Shellers Fodder Cutters Saw Frames Saw Mandrels Saws of all sizes Power Pumps ’ Belting Shafting Shaft Hangers Pulleys Batteries, Etc. CUT OUT THIS COUPON and mail to us. If you arc think­ ing uf putting up a silo cut out this coupou and scud to us, and wc will mail you some Special Information about the Lansing Silo that you will be glad to receive. It is understood that yuu do not ob­ ligate yourself by asking for ibis information. Write name and ad­ dress plainly. (Ay name b.. .. .. fly P. O. AtWrut.# Is... ,R. ►. D. No. I reside on Section.... HASTINGS, MICH. County. Midi. �n, 1»14. Willing Farmers ’ How many farmers, or other buyers, could be found in Barry County who would step into any farm implement ware­ house and willingly pay 42 per cent profit on a pair of farm sleighs if they knew before hand that they were doing so, then go home feeling that they had made a good deal. Yet, this is just what you have been asked to do for a number of years past for a Belknap Sleigh. Now step into my store and save yourselves a big chunk of this profit on the ’Belknap and at the same time look over the Donaldson Sleigh. Jesse Townsend The Man Who Lost the Plow. Hastings, Michigan. MAI IEHTS AT WASHINGTON, D.C. I KM from page nine. president* quite oflmv Tmit would ru-ldoni cmna ,,V,<. - •—— nfier jblngs ‘better than others hfrt'v Ing wedding In* tho matrimonial services. The honl*. the President him been enlarged Mb holnce of beauty, nnd not called bumble or plain rest- Strictly high grade ROCKERS at less than the price It costs to manufacture them. As we are uslnt a part of our upstairs for the purpose of onlarglig our UndortoUng Rooms, we find that we will have to greatly reduce our immeiiie stock of Rocking । At thovinnniimcnt a constant | stream ur humanity, these beautiful NovomtM*- dayn. U making the ascent land descent of this high-up place by Chairs in order to do so and have merited tho PRICES SO LOW that anyone can In 1R7E we could see a Lune rising ia few feet high above tho beautiful long winter evenings. l.itmndonMl monnin- nt. nr that thorn U*ns nothing doing: but It haa long since been jdSatpleted. n wonderful afford to own all the comforts and luxury that they are entitled to In which to peso tin t As we positively hove got to have the room you can Judge whether or not tho price will bo low enough to suit Hundreds of patterns to select from. top you can look down <m .1 scene of mnrvclotui bfcauty. Bee It yourself If th< I which it is oqcuph d. 1(J- certainly n Hostings, Mich. Undertaking I beautiful place without thi* change I man has wrought- Htcdp hill slopes, ' deep ravin***, beautiful trees and daughter. vines, nnd running water.make It uni Ethciyn r Ideal place for animals and birds, Three Riven* Saturday. that aro there from every land nnd EAST ASSYRIA. cullon thereof be granted to Lewis clime. Ond plnyful otter made more formerly breathed the air of Battle W. Weber, or to some other suitable " Mira Nellie Reese of NashvUle fnn for our company than all the oth­ creek. . person. How swiftly lhe days have come NASHVILLE. Quick spent Mr. and MH. Miss Altha Rorick wait hum er animals combined. This shiny fel­ low with hls mttcsi were diving nnd I and gone and wo must part with our Mra. Elsie Dingman. Harry Brandy und family were sporting in their spurious pond, going from one cnilXf’lhe pond-to the. oth- and return to. the northland. where n terrible gnlo haa come and gone durIn attendance ut tho Cargo reunion Ing said petition: ' It Is Further Ordered, That public Washington Union station nt <:00 }’■ M. and arrived In Buffalo at tierman Babcock visited his par- notice thereof bo given by publication Htuckcy home with him os his bride. I funeral was held al tho house Wed- form* of a copy of this order, for three suc­ M. From thence to Niagara Falls, but such wa* th* ease. They were | nesday and interment In .Lakeview Kraft cessive weeks previous to said day of where we spent tho greater part of Somrtlin. . quietly married Tuesday morning at [ hearing. In the Hastings Banner, a the day. Went down tho Gorge Gaynell Gray the home of the bride's mother by newspaper printed and circulated In Route and viewed tno great Bond said county. In hl* play. While Mr. atm Mrs. Herman Kllgus en­ train for petrolt nnd from there m their school work. Cl IAB. M. MACK. clear nnd brifcht und gave our com- tertained niRin for-Virginia: their friend. Miss Barker, panj ■* * “ ' ——*- • from Ypsilanti during the holidays, side. EGGLESTON, While making F. B. Spaulding and f.tmlly spent ELIA C.Register Mra. Wm. O. Freeman, who has Inh Bunday evening of Protiale. south and have the privilege of N«w Years with his pnrents ut Belle­ A true copy. born a helpless sufferer for a numer Mra. H. E. Felghn.-t vue nt n family reunion. last Saturday. mvnsc sixe that had just fallen from held at F. II. Spaulding's New Years ly rlghfy years old. The funchtl wae ><[■ “nd Mra I* W. F lliant-Ty Order. • . scented the meat that the edge «f the cliff nnd landing di­ eve tn watch the old year out and the held at the home Bunday afternoon J '‘<l mowing fi If such rocks dtate of Michigan, lhe Circuit given the Imprisoned birds. rectly on the rails. Court for the county, of tyiny. 4n ■ Club received over nine dollar*. .The report given uy tnc secretary »t i would lx- doing or don* Mrs. b. A. Gott la visiting hr the Evangelical Bunday school Inst | •A’Jf* J***1_!»« chancery. Thomas W. Hammond. ■ , Illa Hlomach Troubles* Over, Complainant. Mra. C. I'. Smith Is vlMlnc Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like without much Incident .-.good condition. Bunday Schoo] wna Il.tfllc Crank at a little past the lie- I were over, that you could enJ nny ginning nf the next day or 2:00 A. M. | kind of food you desired without In- ohn Welssert. administrators pltol would Ih> In- Thr- Iasi wc could sec In the Dornin- j jury? That may seem so unlikely to Townsend nnd family nt Hastings found that there nmplele without It'Included a visit inn. as night closed In. was the now- yilll thnt It I* not altogether Impos- SuwiAnoh llatnmond. deceased, et al.. ly plowed level *l:«nd and the stump t »|b|c. if others can bn cured penn­ Defendants. montvllle called on friends hen ---------ancntly, mid thousands have been, At n session of said court held at Mrs. R. J. Wade entertained very line condition. ft the train nt h-r why nut you? John II. Barker, of ,. Arriving nt the Battle Creek. Mich,, Is ono of them. tinge In unlit county on the loth day , home In Tho collections Y'Soo" iii .her home on Blate Hi. I E. I fen Paul of 111 Ho Buys, "1 wna troubled with heart. Pahl out durMr. nnd Mrs. Clift Kftinhnns r rr rnnlned HU after- burn. Indigestion, nnd liver complaint Howland Ht.. Present.- Hon. Clement BmlllL Cir­ wily relic hunt>r.-. but great care K n,n>n •••-• day when ho took until 1 used Chamberlain's Tablets, cuit Judge. thirty and other son William spent Now' ’Years token to Infpmi visitors. Honu'tlmr us to the good hoiking shores of Fine , then my trouble was over.". Bold by left a tMlbnce of Grund Rapids. Dr. and Mrs. C, McIntyre since 'JG theJdock. the drives, and afildavlt.on Illg therein that defendant Woodland- visited at “ " '1th. ■•anting spent change BANNER WANT ABV fl. PAT, last week Tuegtlay. ingfon. many no doubt should never Stale of Michigan, bur have gone. If this humble, plccrfills guest at W. li. Cortrlght's Inst. week, McAllister wgk . I the dock n Emery the former'* brother and family at i Lisle Cort right returned to Ann Saturday evening pal party took jinimge f«r lhe ■ Charlotte. goods and returned 'Arbor Munduy. evening. Up the hbtOTlc Old Potomac. resident inc nt Alngi-r Mund Miss Gnyle Carlrlght of Charlotte | Mr* C. II. Brown returned home C. E. Paul, visited al W. B. Cortrlght's the latter I from Travcrsrt City Bunday evening. • by Hi.- recent rains amongBedford. the hill*.Mich. Home. Fine latke. land: that John Hammond la not a ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Quick sold her millinery I Mlsu Lida Stuckey returned to | ***“ Ruth State ot Michigan, the Probate Court AKBYRIA. of Englund; nnd that William Ham­ for the County of Barry. Charlotte last Wednesday. j, <•_ T«mpkliu* l« In Hosting* this At a session Of said court, hold al mond is not a resident of this Blate, •Mrs. Hannah Applcman of Battle week, attending supervisors' meeting. the probate onlee. In the city ot Has­ but a resident ot England: .(mi' i.t of hl*n-n tin motion of Colgrove it Potter Mr. nnd Mrg, Charlie Berven. Mr. tings, In said county, on the mid Mrs. John Angus and daughter Wenger'* last Thursday and Friday. Philip Shrank of' -■ Mr. and Mr*. St rick li Present: Hon. lory A. Becker. NelSaturday and Sunday. Judge of Probate. Hammond and Willgood lime. Air. and Mrs. Stephen Benedict m these height* many lam Hi, rtalned their children and grundh> r aunt. .Mm. M. 'G. Tuckerman, ot Otis A. RiSbrldger, deceased. Club f their first cainp 1 Charles 8. Bristol, administrator of z--* ,-z • ..... .. «-u| i.i town writ* .ill. noil .* expressing Hu ’ | said estate comes Into court and reHaxcl Atkins haa a new nre neveral couple jn attend-1 Hough of Battle Creek: Mr. joyaldc evening. joe Bhoup of Pennfleld -------------------------------- ---------------------------“ ”-------- •f.iv'Houeh Mr. nnd Mrs It The many frl. Orville Crandalls Saturday and Bun-j his final account aa administrator of ( raid rma estate nnd nnu asks that a day be set (|liy. ■xtendlng [ und th* •w Bartoni! and children all the — mimo.ipid •»>" that’ »•« ho beI' unut.itiiluiinna Thelma Crandall “u— - 1 for hearing '»•Bluntly ln< r<-.i,lng nurnb. i discharged from said trust. a copy of same to be served upon and file are laid to rest. Ian It l» Ordered, That the nineteenth nnd solicitors for complainant within llt•rmont s< amrn. K< ii' -nl". admirals. n:al>-«- remind her that days (H»> days atter s»-rvlce up­ tile lhe tall*o'clock In the forenoon, at said pro­ ten men. Bherldan ridks no mon- through birthday. Mra. on'him, or them, or his or tjielr so­ bale office, bo and Is hereby appointed licitors, of the whirlwind of battle nnd brave nice dinner. a copy of sold bill, and In Chari Wheeler I —— for hearing said petition; default thereof said bill be taken as It is Further Ordered. That public piuwcs hut thereof be given by publication ught here to this Bowen school opened Monday after notice of n copy of thia order, for three sueTwenty thousand daughter vnn here Including tho lost Celia' Curtis returned Munday to hearing, in tho Hastings BANNER, a plslnant cause this order to be pub­ from Tolcdff her lu-hool near Eaton Rapids. lished In the Hastings BANNER, a* newspaper printed and circulated la newspaper Vanlloirtcn of laiko Odessa said printed, published ami county. <■ Fuller spent a portion of h Curtis circulating In said “——■* CHAR. M. MACK. Mira* Zina Proctor of Charlotte vis- va,atl< O'front Olivet with Mra. Joi commenced such publication Fred White last; Haun. Judge of Probate liny vanilouten and daught* WJUUrt k.rii— .... ELLA C. EGGLESTON. disunion leader, now the Dewitt Main and family from Grlf- i t*'crat dale of this order, and Hjat such pub­ Charlott Register of Probate. bn. <"rinada, sp- nt from Wednesday - quiet '— of the nation's from Thursday till Bunday. lication be continued therein once In A true copy. t 1 until .Sunday as guests of Bert Briggs dead. thia misguided leader Mra. Win. Pease and s6n Will visit' cession, or that complainant cause a 'mix- up In legislative session ............ r •“ US l-KMin part of ln«t week. wopy ofthls 'order to be personalty worring. Grlflln. ittor -f placing tho /bronx« ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. ■ served on said defendants, nnd each John Curtis visited Mr* -Fay ------. . D. Green and children Ruby Briggs l»* working for Mra Stats of Michigan, the Probate turned from their visit at Hudson Inst AL Faust In Vermontville. ’ ' hull there were hoard dlscordani Court for the County of Barry. Saturday.----------------------------------------------- Miss Ruth Porter who’ has been.-a-ainds und-, . - lgstent but unavailing Bet of Teeth $3 pearance. "P-'ndL-tg her vacation with her par- monstrances. CLEMENT SMITH. tST GOLD CROWN $3 " school! It would -'-m that the more peace Mra- Walter Vickers of Maple Grove tings In raid county, on the second Circuit Judge. Examined, countersigned, and enterBEST BRIDGE WORK S3 Mr. and Mrs. Wilh Martens and I day of January A. D. 1»H. :— ----। strenuous are tho efforts for making and children were Bunday guests at the । Present: Hon. Cba* M. Mack, "ORNEHS. j greater armaments and more powerful home of Sorrell and Rice. ROY ANDRUS. Judge of Probats. »nd Bunday. Hchnoi rmmeni-cd Monday «i the ' vt d.xtruClion. Clyde Mast and •'* futnlly returned In ths Matter of the Estate of null Trim in. ... '• - •*-- —-■* <MKTU. WORK ON CREDIT JEWELL A EWINO. Saturday to their home In Charlotte I Sophia Weber Seeley, deceased. .. ------ ------------------ . m--------- jxiwia W. WebYr, son, having tiled, Bolfcitors for Complainant. (Ten Year-Gwtfantee) ship building former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hen in said court his petition praying that Business address. Grand Ttil» i« not Mr. and Mr* Rnptds, uller Rpcnt Mich.. Houseman Bldg. ' nn .Instrument now on file In this .We will give you carelul, con­ Mast.. A baby girl came Saturday to court purporting to be the last will COLGROVE i POTTER, scientious, sympathetic treatflollcltors for Complainant. brighten the homo of Mr. and Mra. und testament of tho said deceased /Smith In Maple Grot Btephen Harpster. be admitted to probate and lhe exo- Business address. Hustings, "Michigan. 1 Miss Mildred Hi day and attended Grange. I Grand Rapids Monday to resume her I . 5,r' “ni’ Mrs, Dell flhotip and son [the 4 inch to IS Inch guns arc jacket duties. ed. nnd bored to receive the proMiss Gayle Johnson .yrcturnrd to | jecfllc. Thn great drills run In a ter «nd Millie Auguatlno accompanied Assyria. hrr school work at Marshall Sunday1 Brattf. flood of oil and do their work almost evening after spending her vacation Kmlth ,’?ril|r|hiPu,l,'r*and Mrs. Mngxie with her sister Mrs. Von W. Furnlra and mounting constructing W la vastly HEW SYSTEM DENTISTS Go..M w Visited arts". Kay different and tho din is terrible, and dinner was served to a few Invited Gould Wednesday. relatives. 210 Monroe Avenue . Mira Iva Ellis nnd Claud Payne nacea is uimosi Stifling, as tho work­ • Mr. nnd Mra. Clydo Wilcox and son No’frrii MAPI.E GROVE. Grand Rapids, Michigan Cranston of Hastings spent Sunday, men manipulate ths high quality steel b""r with Mrs. Wilcox's mother. Mrs. (hJflmS:.'’ and Iron. Eunice Mend. To tho unacquainted the market Northast Kslamo. Bell and daughter. place* of 4h<> present day in a great ±2.51 -*• ■».. city are cert.iiqly a busy and Inter- Years dinner with Horace Ludlow In Kalomo. arc enduring as well as artistic w.-cks wimi inetr J"" “fl brother Joo Bell at this place and arc reasonably priced. returned home Friday. Every monument we put up and Mra. Fred Cosgrove Bunday af­ 1,ol*“ U quit* nt inc home at Jh..e a *'lc.. ..,— .._sick .. ternoon. bears out our reputation for NASHVILLE Legal fldMUisenm MONUMENTS WE MAKE Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or­ ders Given Prompt Attention mums, Roses, Carnations, (all colors,) __ Easter Lilies. All kinds of potted plants, i as Peppers, Poinsettas, Primroses, Azaleas, colors. ' ELI CROSS Citizens—2470 BNKFFEIA COL A. J. Walsh was badly done up with rheumatism and patty besides visiting nt thwnomes of our daughter* found tlmp to attend a tho only thing that would cure him. number of‘cervices at the new Hoven jnay Advent church, conducted by ft. down on hla back with kidney and ►pending bladder trouble and Foley's Kidney ill Burr will re­ minister. The Review and Herald Pills made him well and able to work, in Hastings this publishing Ivium and the General it la n splendid medicIno and always Conference officsg ot the Sovcnlh Day helps. Just try It. Arthur Mulhol­ Adventist (‘.nomination h-'vq a beau­ land.—Adv. Discontentment tiful location ni the northern border The poor .sro discontented boeansn of the Dittriui at Columbia, and mo _______ 1. O'. ! — . « Hfl tho ehurrh w< Tot Sackache kidhets ano bladOeI meeting many «x,M!ner or Castleton is ashftWr? Jflr“b Kuhrm‘" *‘«h »»« FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS excellence of worknyutyhip. Our assortment of monuments and monumental designs arc so varied that wc have never yet failed to please those who hive consulted us. ynur order now for Call and, see them IRONSIDE BROS Phone 197 Grssite *nd Mtrbla Dealers Heiiiog,. Mich. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-01-15.pdf eccb79a124c024457d99739780ce9899 PDF Text Text BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, JANUARY 15.19H 10 PAGES PART ONE—1 T0 8 entity of Some of the Subjects in the Banner’s Guessing Contest Them in Succeeding Issues --------- ..----- — <PI uurw es: John Goodyear, Roy Fuller, C. IL Osborn. John Freeman. W. It. Cook. John Ketcham, Z. Hcldmore. Jas. M. Smith. Gueasod correctly by Mary K. Gold­ smith, Myra Flrster, Mrs. F. Ickes. Kthcl Eggleston. , Guesses: Deloa Freeman. M. L. '* *' «-*■---George Coleman. Everybody Read* The BANNER NUMBER 38 Watch for More of ClueffMHl correctly by no one. Guess- No. 3. Judge Clement Smith. Guessed correctly by Mrs. Alfred Darling. Guesses: . Chas. H. Ilauer. Hnmuel Garrison. Charley Baldwin. 1*. T.Cnlgrove, .. .............. “ Cook. ii. Pryor. W llllam. John mid David Goodyear. ..... -I mealing holders ot the Rural T, No. 419. held tit lAlthe January 5. ilia following officers for the er l*resldent—John >«• I bodies will hold an Informal reception lectrd J nenday evening. January In honor ... —... -. ...... will leave I Instings at the end of the month to pal church. Battle Creek. No. 4, John F. Goodyear. Guessed correctly by Sirs. r. Ickes, Mrs. Bind Fuller. Ethel Eggleston, society during Gussed corracUy by Mary B. Gold­ correctly smith. Mrs. John Bush (Chelsea. Guesses: P. T. Colgrove, Judge Mack, Chas. Clark. Harry Walldorff. Gues­ ses: Chas, and WlllUtn Huffman. a*, n l.'Hcnderahott. merman. TUESDAY WAS DAY FOR P POULTRY SHOW NEXT WEEK THE ANNUAL MEETING Thia locality seems tn l>e regarded with favor by the companies which. o in.-iiin ■ultin'ar Ao. w, .icliljc Parker. Tuberculosis locate salting stations ... In various parts ' ■ n, hnlhtiiv th. . ... -r.... .. holiday 2; I .. Thia Is town with the object of ascertaining McElwain, John Phelps, Anwhether a pickling plant would meet 1 son Maynard. If. If. Hrnder, Dr. Timwith favor In this Jooalilr.* ifljfrman. Dr. Snider, P. Hylieiter. VERY PLEASANT MEETING IARRY COUNTY STOCKMEN DIPKIINR TAKING PROMINENT PARTS I riuKLIND OF 0. A. R. CHAPT IS NOW WELL ASSURED The double page announcement in Riich'Jiidges as these assure n "square this issue made by the Hastings Poul- deal** tor every exhibitor, and protitablo Instruction in methods of caring tor and breeding of poultry. For Foreign Children. tercet by all of .Barry Co.’s poultry. KKMARKAIll.I*. OF BOTH BANKS AND FOUR FAC­ held thia year, the Motor Shaft plant. TORY ORGANIZATIONS Annual Poultry Show which will be Is convenient ot access, light and has Virginia Mason Chapter N. 8. D. A. R. HERE ample room. After the cus­ But tho things that make n Poul- Anderson. Monday. tomary business session Mrs. McElNever "before have the presume htblts and (S) Folks, and lots of OLD DIRECTORS ARE LARGELY Wo are monthly resume of Important work offered been so liberal. The special them, to see the exhibits. RE-ELECTED II EVERY CASE and the other prizes make a moot at- the enthusiastic bunch poultry The manufacturers--------------- * **------ ---" exhibits arc there In larger numbers shown more than the usual public than ever. And we arc confident that spirit In forwarding this enterprise. the people of Barry Co. will tlnd this The officers of the Association have show of much Interest and »aiue. Insured ;i;- highest degree of satis­ whether thry raise poultry or not. The hard-working enthusiastic offlfaction and value a* poultry growers In the results ot thb show by the carg hearty encouragement of the poultry­ judges—Prof. J, O. I.Inton. professor men and of the people ot ibis city and ot poultry husbandry In the*Michigan county. Be sure and ace the show. We have spoken of the Agricultural College at Lansing. who Tin- price Is a mere nothing—10 policy-holders mee.tfng tractive offering. Institutions. Windstorm Ings resulted ns follows: Hartings City Bank. Aben Johnson. C. J. Webb. The Hastings City Bank stockhold­ Cook and M. U Cook. Tho ers selected as directors Chester Mes­ ser, R. B.. Messer. A.‘A. Anderaon, R. r;' let Vico Pres.. Emil T. French, David 8. Goodyear. Luke Anderaon. Friday night to select officers, but as ho change la contemplated the follow­ had a profltable year In 1*11. ing will no doubt bo reelected: Presi­ dent. Chester Messer: Vico President, Hartlng>: National Bank. The stockholders of this bank elect­ ed the following dlrectdra: Clement Smith. John F. Goodyear, William H. Chose, Harry G. Hayes, Frank D. ITatt, Dnvld 8. Goodyear and Al­ bert N. Williams. The directors se­ lected the following officers: Prrslrent. Clement Smith; Vice Prsa. John F. Goodyear; Cashier. Harry G. Hay­ es; Assistant Cashier. 7^_N Qlihlesur. The stockholders of the Cabinet Tyden and M. L. Coc selected ns officers president. Emil Tyden; Vice Pr« ., Chester Messer; Secretary anfl Tret iurer, L. D. Waters. • Haatings TnHe Company. holders were C. Brown, A. M. L. Cook. Tho foHowl ig ore chosen by tho dlrecto s: . R. B. Hemer: Vice Pr. i.* The Hiijckboldera n derful work being done among for­ eign children by Cleveland Haughmost excellent paper »n “Muslu ot Ye Olden Tyme." It contained much muterial not readily found in the or­ dinary library, and «▼ think Gilbert GATHERING 13811112 THOUGHT OF SUCH A COURSE ■iinixtancvs Trsn-qtlrlng Striker. Harry Haye*. QTlTIfW OIAIIUH OUTLOOK IS GOOD In Section Meetings at Gathering. of i Xtlol.l.m.. I fl... Ut.w.L' Hurry county stockmen are play­ INTEREST IN ^ROJECT IK GROW­ ing prominent parts nt the annual ' ING AMONG THE meeting ot tho Michigan Improved FARMERS soclntion. which la being held on A. C„ lasnslng. W, 1J. Schantz, of MUST GET CONTRACTS FOR Hustings. Is a member ot the execu­ tive committee of thia organization. 125 ACRES OF CUCUMBERS W. R. Harper, of Middleville, Is secre­ tary of the Holsteln-Frleslan Associa­ tion. which held a section meeting on <>f tile Michigan Shropshire Breeders* Association, which also held a section meeting yesterday. Robert Martin. ork. and to set In full. fore the Michigan Poland China of lovely old Rme rm lodlea was lis­ Breeders* Association a paper which tened to with pleasure. ctiy and. county, and will ho welcomed bo had prepared entitled. "How Can by all right-thinking people. JCwsl Wu Prevent Hog Cholera Being Hhlpa purely spuniancous spontaneous mnvemom; movement; not not ' «,pd Jntu, ,h“ 89!tc ” . i'r* ,^’?“,“x* ‘hid. Bter elected u» n man who participated had. brf<)r(. who Is also pres dent of the Michigan .u- .................. .. unui-r way, ......... . i Berkshire I- ra>->----ers’ -AmaorlAtl.o. <t». me wax wen ever , ---------- - -■ OEER PEN IN PARK IS signed. , conceived ih.- Idea that It would even .1!,\cr"1' , >*‘M, r‘,“>’ “n address on W. IL I A pleasant social hour closed the .■?* thp International Live officers' PRACTICALLY ASSURED nfternnon. Guests from nwny were: be/ hinted nt, saying nothing about} baling seriously considered at that IH,ncK Hnow* time. And yet this wholly ui Tyden; vllle;. Mrs. M union. Morgan: Mrs. Citizens Coatributo *100 aud Others VanValkenburg. Allegan; Mrs. G. A. meditated project means that n MINISTERS CONFERENCE WILL Will Donate Work In Order to Terry, Flint. biunched In Barry Co., with good MEET IN Keep Captive Animal, quitrtcm for Its housing, and with uni- I pl.- means In sight and most of It HAVE CLOSED.SKIMMING 17816397 -»100. lAbcml Contracts. Considerable Interest I posed salting station, which may be located In Hastings by the Benton Fruit Products Company, of Benton Harbor. pany Is offering very liberal contracts and will supply seed at 60 cents per poundi A number of,tho residents In Gila vicinity, who have come from localities In which there are salting stations, arc very enthusiastic over the project, and arc endeavoring to rouse Interest among neighbors. kinds of lands. ought to yield a'crop dona In Churvii Work Will bo DUcuseCtl. On Thursday. Jan, 23. Ute Ministers Conference of the Grand River Val­ five year period Is a fascinating story. ley iMptist Association will meet Tn' .counties In which the smaller prod­ According to their annual and well Hastings. The opening session will be ucts are not utilised by canning com­ established custom. Mr. and Mrs. at 1 p. in. The program is scheduled panies. There -M much land lying Chester JIf-ssvr gave a dinner Tuesday I useless which might be used for cuevening to the officers, directors and Interest and profit. Tho public Is employees of tho City Bank, the of­ most cordially invited to all sessions: products that might bo readily. dlsficers. directors and managers of the I 1:00 J*. M.—Devptlonnl, by Rov. M. Cabinet Co,. Tuol* Co., Seal Co., and Hawkins, from North Chester. Hons, or canning factories. IMG 1*. M.—Subject.."How Can We Mr. Trlslnger will return to the city are Invited, and this time these guests Improve" the Ministers Conferencs?" by Rev. J. M. I’ockum. of Belmont. Continued on page live. be found at O. A. Fuller's grocery 2:15 I*. M.—Discussion, led by Rev. store. Those Interested should tele­ O. 8. VnnOsdell. Grand Rapids.* phone to Mr. Fuller. THE BROTHERHOOD MEETING 2:46 I’. JL—Business Hessloh, 4:00 1*. M.—Subject, "Church Mus­ Notice to the Public. NEXT MONDAY EVENING ic.’-’ Mrs, F. J. Betts. Hastings. 4: 30 F.~M.—Discussion, led by J. J. Until further notice use telephone Bobbins. Grand Rapids. Will Be Addrvwrf-d by Hon. II. R. Pat5: 00 P. M.—Supper, tcnglll of lousing. Subject, 6: 30 I*. M.—Prayer and pralso ser­ vice, led by Rev. Geo. Dutcher, Grand The next meeting of the Methodist Rapids. 7: 00 P. M.—Subject. ■"Mlaslonz." by Brotherhood will lake ' place next Rev. Uro. Hudson, Supt. Slate Mis­ Monday night. January IB. Hon. H. sions, of Igtnslng. R. PatlcngUI. ot Lansing, former sup- ' erlntendent of public Instruction, will I bo tho guest of honor and ‘the *---------speaker * ~‘ — .... ---------- — selection of speaker could bo made. It will be a Tho rummage sale which has,been E. Tobias, city engineer. treat to hear him. W. R. Jamieson conducted by the Methodist Ladles Is tho chairman of a supper squad of Aid Society Ih thn Hustings Journal 34. and they promise to provide building on East Slstn Ht.. will close enough to satisfy the 276 members 'Saturday evening. Every thing is marked with a low price and the artend. animal recently captured on Mayor STATION AT WOODLAND USE TELEPHONE IN Osborn's farm Is proved by the tact that over *100 has been secured by And how a purely social gathering ' CALLING FIREMEN subscription among business men and Will Hani "All Milk to the CryMai gut behind n religious project with others. A number of cltlsenii have offered to donate labor In ‘•building Hasting*. the pen. and local dealers will furnish fencing and lumber at cost. The Crystal Creamery Company of Aiderman Hilton, who has had Hostings has closed down the skim­ charge of talslng funds, Is. highly ming station ut Woodland, and anlereaftef iso the telephone In'glv- gratified with the manner In which hauling the milk into Hastings and g tire alarms. . . tho citizens have responded with Call up No. 100, the city pumping funds, and with the Interest they have skimming It here. Most of .the milk waa obtained tfon, and tell them where tho city. B/'geUdh of the council, the entiie Tho m beforo ystem with tho exception ot the fl the c creamery building at Woodland was so old and open, that It was impos­ store has been abandoned. The — sible to keep (he **ter pipes and ditlon of the system has been ye The Progressive Teachers* Chib machinery from freezing up. In the court hdffse Saturday. Jiin. telephone companies and the Tho apple Gas * Electric Copipany* hav once, but by no meana a good start r solicit the milk from all dairymen been charitable enough to let the ci __ .... along their routes. reports on tho book. "The Teach »i ' poles. Sometimes the city's came into contact with blgh-powe Mr. Henry Moore. Of Kalamaxoo President Miss Gladys Bee and Mrs. Lida A. Roush of Hastings Ice president. MBs Ruby Cask! were united In Tharrl.iga at the Pres­ the gentle shock -which 2.300 volts byterian Manso on Saturday after­ can give, necessitating a call for the noon, January 10th by Rov. Maurice undertaker as well as the tiremen. Grigsby. Mr. Mooro is the Car Inwill be hold Saturday. Ft City Engineer Tobias has an official ind let every teacher make notice in this issue of the BANNER, effort to bu In attendance. giving Instructions to those turning future Will Speak in Grand Haplds. Navne-Downlng Marriagn Judge- Clement Smith and Mr. Edmond Dale Navus. of Nash­ Smith Intend to go to Grand Rapids ville, and M|ss-Dets D. Downing, of on Friday. Judge Smith will be the Eston Cbunty, were married last MonBrotherhood meeting of Trinity church.--- While In Grand and Itaplda, M w they —perform Ing tho ceremony. Mr. and Mrs-Narue wfii make thair homo I lain Puffer. in Nashville, where M gageman at the Mloh Hall. Hasting* Grange. BANNER and the Herald. »3-«6 special prize to b«r given for The Hastings Grange will have a Sheffield. breed of chicken**■ thg Blue bog social on Friday svonlng at tho Uno From Leghorns, a line labia law Odd Fellow hall, at 7:30 o’clock. A donated by A- IA Hedrick. ctal hour enjoyed. This will be an Gas Hoose Coke Is open meeting and a genejal invitation r fuel.— la extended. - • �’ MONDAY EVE e Moes for Men and Women GIVEN saIda We have just received our NEW SPRING STYLES of High Shoes for Meh and Women, ; wrocKHOLDERS. MPDOYEES AND BUYERS' I SERVED i They embrace everything that is NEWEST and ’ BEST in footwear. W« have a great range in STYLES and PRICES and know that we can ' PLEASE YOU. Step in and let us show our 1914 styles. PROBRAM BIVEM SpiriL Ths second annua! banquet given by tho Grand Rapids Hookcase Co. to their employs*., stockholders and salesmen, together with some furnl- Wonun'aSkNS. 1914 Models Man's Shoes. 1914 Models. Away During our sale last week we cu priors pretty dcro nothing compared to what we an ig now on PURS, )VES, MITTENS and LADIES’ ISTS. We must get rid of these heavy winter garments now. purs gloves <S Mittens No greater opportunity aver presented itself to you (or buying good Fun cheap. Every size (or everybody 14 off tofy. Troxel's In Suede. Patent Leather, Gun Metal,-Velvet and Tan in Button In Gun Metal, Vici-Kid, Patent Leather and Tan, in Button or $2.50 $100 $150 an4 $400 $3 $150 songs which oamrlbutcd much to the a /fastings. Michigan. thia city. Captain Bayne, of Grand Rapids; "W HUM the ncator of which are regularly pursued by the furniture aaleam.a; Thomas them in their homo city, wo cannot mankind; but they * tho noted actor [ PERSONAL MENTION j playwright, td have had Gil-; this country, — M. Lamble. L’s Tiilt Week. tactful manager so much of its sucJdm. Mabel Sheffield is spending Our President," Mr. A. A. Barber, of n.nk th» m'™ and L-nslng where he will visit relatives. Bank, also tno omccrs. directors and I «■., ♦ ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT OF GOLD FISH the son of । Tornado. Cyclone and Windstorm Incred the reason for the excellence ol 4 i .urancc Co., all of this city. the organisation sudxof the product. . < ♦ Character Told by t>o Chin. Tho shape of the chin Ta of conald’arable Importance in reading charao4 ter. A chin smooth and round deI not., a childlike disposition and a Two Fish and a 36 oz. Bowl lor 15c Larger Fish 10c each yielding will. The oval chin fa an i uesi or >ia Mino wo over wo• muUc by Mr. E4. aider on the thoinu ,-From the Imide.” Mr. Rld«r has for 12 years been employed In thia taetury ,IHo “W *$« hiirowlf waa very "Pprcctativ, — -and wus sure h. appreciative and was bo voiced 1 the acntlrncnta of ail the employees— Mrs. C. Kiley. Ara Longfellow. Fred Odell, of Central Lake, visited his daughter. Mrs. Hattie Cheney, of Richardson this week. to their home in Weidman Friday af- lUturday night fur turned Monday <o Grand Rapids. They havo'rcqled E. Tobias' new returned home on MonMr. and ,Mr«. Gary Crook and other frloiMv in Hoxtitiib and Nashville. saying h< F. J. Thomas want to Holtsville. Ohio, B*turday morning to attend the died at Traverse City Friday und cyab.” “What's tho matter, uncle? turned from a Msll with friends In who was taken to his old homo In, Ohio Are you afraid?” "No, sub—mo Ashland, and other points In Ohio. tor burial ‘ afraid? No. sub. I got to wait" Tuesday from Grand Rapids where automobiler* "Navab but oncet. an’ E. F. lllakv. of Middleville, who un­ den J didn’t let all ma weight down!” , derwent an operation at Butterworth hospital. At hut report, Mrs. Blake I was renting comfortably. 4 indication of an artistic, sensitive Da- Fish Food 10c per pkg. 0. A. BOYES’ 5,10 and 25c Store* Michigan Hastings Wednesday. J. O. Hughes of Prairieville, a for- the kind per for quite a number of years past Holes. we comment on a significant move­ place, and that hr appreciated tho ment. of vital moment to this city und cover that they tack a gift of fluent elation. Upon a part of these two evident good Will 9f nfii usaoclutes In speaking, or perhaps that they know 1 pages will be found quite a number of the business, of the employees of the plcioualy st this gathering. so much that It takes them n gre“' udvertlscmenlii which should bo of company, of th* furnltqr* buyers who deal of time to select from the | considerable Interest to moat of the Bill of Rights. In their minds something which they I readers of this paper. Below we give the audience wonts to know— •*---------- •---------------------hlm’glve some Impersonatlpiu. In­ fhlnk but which loo often they do not And stead he talked about “The Drama York City, nroiture buyer for - the of fundamental principles deemed ba­ sic to the Constitution Itself and bor­ mammoth WManuki-r store In the Emil Tyden. of Evanston, HL, has comfort to those less endbwed Intel- , Chas. E. Ward. Jr.. Grand Rapids, metropolis rtapomled to the senti­ rowed from the English bill of rights lectually; they never fail to recognise j Brookwood poultry. then that these men are just as hu-1 Albert Beuemer. Hastings, Oak ment "From the Outside." Mr. Mc- of 1689. When the Constitution of the In this city. :thlng about the big United ltrs. Kiel la -Smltherson man aa “common folks" when It ’ Grove beagle hounds. vuavw Stales oiaiw was ww framed iiaoaeu and «ua subiuir -......................... ......... w! . ** returned the drama. . BIIU4 ,» Ik. pwpl. K did M kdTd Bl""£h.m"" ‘ Other advertisers from Grand Rap­ theatrical comes to making a speech. which noWicmplu Mr. Gillette talked Billingham. Ids arc: Jones Berd Co. Elmwood er. i’hita- a bill of rights and It was so harshly people In Ita’New Tc Mrs. Melvin Smith of Hinds -CorPoultry I-'arni, Dr. L. llrasicy. Geo. A. ilelphla stors^T.QOO Without such Introducto: crltlcltcd on This account that ita He mid Mr. Wteamal It was impossible to ap$ friends promised to Incorporate or add Chas. Fuller. G L B*rrikr? A. K. others from the Furniture CID of his remarks. which » Jesse Darling of Cottage Grove. such a declaration, and the flrat tan Berkhunier. Btephcn C. Brown. Wm. i whu “rc.,.,17 rjipectally ment Ore., visited Hustings relatives the Constitution, until 7:09 o'clock in tho evening, and amendments to the marks with impersonations, which worked harder every minute than any ------------------made after---------------the main------------------instrument---was Mr. and lira Ed. Holo and daughand 3rd pullet and 2nd hen at the 'rank Dnncsn. gave his audience an opportunity to of his . mploycea. Although hr is j adopted, wore in fulfilknant of thia Albert Paten - ; Grand Rapid* show on Huff Wyan- !n.'n htV.V’f.mnrt^i^to i^eebta Proml“- All the State Conitltutlons see his powers as an actor. To dlsI dotter. M. 11. Ntrlrkland who won at Mlss Beth Richardson is at homo Hagujr. Mlaa intemied Hi many great phllanthro- ?•* ha,r® bl,u rights, practically and 2nd cock, 3nd pullet und 2nd p«-ti pic movements of hta city and coun- identical with out, another. her brother In tk-runion. Pa, on Golden Buff Wyandotte*. J. E. __ _ 11 . . . — A*.. ......... L. I Hon. A. N. Shook Und Mrs. Shook - Bardush who won 1st and 3rd pullet try. lie iuip now and 2nd cockerel on Sliver Camplncn stores became interested in the Would Tsks No ChancM. J. T. Pierson & Son announce the at the Grand Rapids allow. Another ’•Life Time Furniture” made by the Aa ho Is naturally generous with MUa Rose I la Goodyear iff Grand winner al tho-Grand Itaplda show und od with commercialism would certain­ never bought his touring cM. a young Ctevelandat mu nd fut ly not appeal to a popular audience, lady readers to aeo I heir tine offering. J. M. Hill, of Coopersville, who won Goodyear Monday und Tuesday. the privilege of, inspecting the factory offered to take the old colored jan­ who expect to be entertained. One [ 5 firsts, & seconds und 4 thirds on itor of the apartment in which be ro, might as.quickly expect them to be to sec that It was rightly made. He day to Grand Rapids tu resume her I Silver Spangled Ilambcrgs. eldee downtown tho other day. ”No. studies st Micrcd Heart Academy entertained by a medical clinic, which sub, boss—no, euh. thank you, auk.’’ grinnod the ancient functionary. “1 r stores dealt with. ♦ Grand Waller Spaulding, of Milo, was in town Tuesday. relative! Monday afternoon. Don Gilding of Banflsld was In the Haatinga Mrs. Gail Best has returned from a city Thursday. Wm. Hiser spent Bunday with Mr. Hubbard of Rutland. Rev. H. H. Van Aukcn of Charlotte Bishop'McCormick of Grand Rap­ is visiting her ids will preach at Emmaaual church Bunday. Sunday with Hastings frlsntta. came Wednesday for a visit with her, Grand Rapids visitors Saturday. Monday ev« if the Ilaatit .♦ George Bradley was In Grand Itap- RapIda Tuoadsy. THIS ISSUE OF BANNER I noted even though his talk was to for most of us. was Indeed William Gillette. ■ ------ about playwright. them la very helpful. , l" "“rested’i'n medlc'ln.’*11 “''Pt ,h08°lTWO POULTRY PAGES IN ACTOR, TALKS ABOUT DRAMA ■ upon tor Im- boxing, and their flatic efforta ware appreciated by the crowd and- upThis annual gathering is one of the roarlouaiy applauded many means employed by this enter­ Al Interval* during the banquet, prising corporation In gaining the good will >nd hearty co-oporatlon of partially and the । . Haifingg, Michigan j| good vl*i W« Hiva AU SIZES nd WIDTHS. Masonic Jemple building WILLIAM GILUnf, lOIEO The W. E. Merritt Store Phone 66 $4 $4.50 Md,*5.00 JJronside %fhoe Co ♦ Phone J76 * d# Jfftnci) for Standard Pattms which We Have AU SIZES and WIDTHS •Cadies’ Waists a (are, with some talent along those ” lines, while the angular chin denotes 4 the scientific, practical nature. Tho ▲ protruding chin always means combativenoM. determination and power, 4 and the receding chin denotes the 0 weak will, and the straight chin also rt.nrlM wssltn... ild that the men Illi! And they would hnd that tho Corn-I Have Some I Old corn on hand that will sell at One Dollar and Twenty-five Cents per hundred pounds. Re­ member, this is old corn. You are not paying for water as this corn is all cured out. I AM PAYING 03 CENTS TODAY FOR GOOD WHEAT. Am in the market for Clover Seed. Bring me your temples oi seed. Cell at my office, or phone me youiatuture wants in HARD or SOFT COAL. 1 will be at my office Wednesday Evenings. and were Interested as uuy one could lie Ip such •iiiesttatt* «u President Wilson's action toward Mexico, and the effect nt the tariff on tho cost of living. The urkinan loved u good book, liked g.,od piclurcH. wanted honext gv\< riunent In city, stuto and nation. He w.u itHnMta Io schools: und. oald Mr Rider, If the school board will put tho mutter before tho workmen.of Hastings in a fair und understandable nhupe, they will glad­ ly volp for the new school building which we oil i:m,w is needed. He told smoked up. The fuel is jol.an.. The ourtaine are not The house-.lTe is cheerjul.-her work is lessened The husband la happy,-hia money goes farther. The children do luct iitak<r. who really made by hand "Lite Tlhw Furniture." 60 rind •0.years ugo in New York Blate, how he >1411 iearii' d the trade from Illa father. Who helped hl* eight children not only t<. barn ubafliLthlngx, but set a Cbrist-likd jgumplc before litem, und taught ihciii thu priitclDKD timt should govern all who wanted to not have oolia-are better natured-their eohool work ia easier ha spuku of ll> ■ wonderful i;liungcs I the art of turbnur* (nuking, and hi much mui.lilm.ry wui now uccui furnace and smile at the oold blasts of winter was a must lnt- roaUlif talk; and went 4u thexheurts of ail who heard It. (1. C. Dwyer. Vitattifn'suivsUtan. thou mi illimitable ttbanlcioT aiittqli uf "The TruuU-s Ut Mr. Ucrkowlu." Mr- Bcrkowite hra» a Uusilufi Jew. ami Ills niethodH in pulling off u "dear were >. !,araclgri»Hc*w Hrbrc\y, decidedly uovat, Ufld vary fun- LUKE WATERS, Haatinga, Mioh. Houses heatsd with ooks are warm. The furniture and floors are clean. highly appreciated.' to get at home because the house is heated just right amootha many a care-furrowed brow in winter. At all .dealers or ths Gas Co (Io do not charge you tor water in our coke) Coke Use it ip your �iw<U Annual White Goods Sale toft MondayIn for a _Victor Hllb-rt ...... IIIXtraction engine. It wan unloaded from the cars here Friday and Is al­ Our annual White Goods Sale surpasses any previous showing. We have a fine line of Muslin ready doing service on Mr. Geiger's, Underwear, Waists. Table Linen, Linweave, Embroidery. Laces and Bed Spreads. Our White farm grinding feed. Frank Smith to overhauling his visit. Goods Sale begins Friday, January 16th, and only lasts three days, Friday, Saturday and Monday. Card* a»" out announcing tho all* ver wadding of Mr. and Mr*. Grant* Leffler to lAk® place at their horn* Tba Church of th* Brethren held a -Friday. k, fl., wf.4ill.itr In Ro. mooting at their church in the village ftaturday and organised themselves Into the church of the Brethren of have said Walter Hershberger Instead Woodland vlltog*. Bev. Ikuic Jlolrigh wss Installed a* Elder and Rev. George Culler the former pastor WE8T WOODLAND. to retained. . Bed Spreads, sire 72x84, regular $2.00 value, slightly Carl Heise rides lit a nice new Iam Friday a ds*l wa* madq_betw*«n George Caller and Lemuel For­ cutter. ' . Ladies* Gowns, Princess Slips, Combination Suits. soiled. $1.23. man wh«**by Mr. Culler became the Lewis Geiger of Detroit is spending owner of the farm known a* tho Skirts. Drawers and Corset Covers. Many new. pretty Marseilles Bed Spreads (or Children's Beds, $2.00 a few days with his parents, Andrew Wunderlich farm one mile we«t of the styles are shown that will prove to our customers that buy­ value. $1.48. village, containing eighty acre*. Con­ Geiger and wife. Mr. and Mr*. Al. Booher spent sideration l«.500.. Mr. Culler' take* ing your muslin underwear at home will be more conven­ Bed Spreads for single beds at only 69c. possession March first. Thl* la con­ Thursday at Charles Aspinwall's in sidered a very desirable (arm. one of East Carlton. ient and equally economical. Extra sires, 85x100. $3.50 value, at $2.23. the bMt in the township. Mr. and Mr*. James Smith of Hatt­ The auction *ale last Saturday «f- ing* visited at the home of the latter s Soiled Underwear at almost HALF PRICE. .All A great line of Night Gowns, Skirts and Combination terqpon on tho street* of the village mother, Mr*. Elba Palmerton, Sun­ remnants will he sold at just half what they are marked. drew qulto a crowd. A number of day. Suits at only $1.00. article* were sold although the crowd Mrs. John Bulling and «on, Rolfe, of dldn't-foem to be in a blddlng-aptrlL Woodland spent Saturday the guests Great values during this sale on muslin, cambric and Atldltonecr Fisher expect* (o havo an- of her sisterf Mr*. Will Hauer. Muslin Skirts with double panel in front anJ beautifully sheeting. It will pay you to stock up (or spring sewing. Visitors at Mr*. Caroline Hauer’s Th* Ladles Aid of the M. JB. church Sunday were. Clarence Lehmcn of embroidered sea Hoped edge at 69c and 89c. New fine Embroidery and Laces. Never has Has­ - have assigned caata for s play, name­ Francisco. Mis* Nina Beemen of Wa­ tings seen such great values. Notice our window display. ly Aunt Dinah's Quilting party to be terloo and the Misses Cora and-Rosa given al the Town Hall near the mid­ Drawers in plain and trimmed at 25c, 35c and Special low prices will he offered during our three days dle of February. They havo not yet Velte and Willie Volte of East Wood­ fixed the exact date. This play will land. 50c. sale. John Palmerton lost a horse one be ono of the number* of the Lecture Course and will bo a cracker Jack. day last week. Yard goods of White Linen, Nainsook, Long Cloth, Harve Woodman and family and Shirt Waistg are going to be very strong this season Cambric. Muslin, Sheeting, Searsucker. India Linen. Flaxon. John Woodman and family from near and many new effects are being shown, with long and short Coat* Grovel spent Snntfcy at Will Linwcave, Embroidery and Laces. ■ totfred pharmacist ho’ hfl* had his Flory's. . sleeves. •tore overhauled and made Into a Some special values arc being oflered in Table Linen Mr. and Mr*. Will Flory spent Fri­ very-convenient and neat place to dis­ and Napkins, also in Toweling and Art Linen (or Dresser pense drugs. A largo perocripilon day at Dan Shopbcll’* in Castleton. Herman and Mis* Amelia Hauer at­ We are showing a great line of Waists ranging in price case to Installed and other needed Im­ Scarfs. Etc. tended the funeral of Miss Kate Dcgg provement* made. at 48c, 75c, 98c up to $5.00. Winslow Annable was a buslncaa near Lake Odessa Saturday. India Linen at 8c, 10c, 12M>C, 15c and 20c. visitor of Hastings Saturday. Miss Grace, Wade *pent a Teu* clays Wo do not healtato to Mr that su­ last week visiting friends in Green­ pervisor Grozlngor to a painstaking ville. and effictont officer. He conalder* It Mr. and Mr*. Henry Schaibly vis­ his privilege and duty, while a mem­ ited the former’*'sister and husband, ber of the board of supervisor* to Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Hitt, near Warnerlook after tho interests of hl* con­ ville Tuesday. stituents, which he docs without fear, or favor, to tho extent that matters of Importance concerning thta part of The second quarterly meeting for the county might have gone wrong or been delayed had he net have been thi* conference year convene* in the there with the goods. a ' Morgan Free Methodist church thi* ! G. D. Whitmore left on Tuesday for, Miss Myrtle Chceseman. who has] MISSIONARY IN JAPAN 23 YEARS The friend* of Mr*. Ro*» Muaann Fred Jordan went to Ann Arbor Friday evening. Rev. J. B. Griswold been very sick of pneumonia, is some| I Rockford on business. Thursday tn ace how hl* wife was get­ of Hasting* will have charge of the letter. Clayton Unzcnby ha* gone tp Conk­ WILL SPEAK THURSDAY EVE — ting along In the hospital where she lin where he has a position in a ercainMr. and Mrs. R. H. Devine report underwent a serious operation the meeting. All arje invited to attend the "T________ i -------------" a pleasant and profitable time at the letter pert of December. He found service. Saturday morning nt her home on Ed. Bolo, blacksmith, has moved Gleaner bi-annual convention at To­ . . At the .MctbmMst F.iwtcopnl Cltnrcli. The Fanners’ club met with Mr. andI I Mr*. Mcto**Ei Lcmby went to Nnnh-' — • into the Sparks* property and is doing ledo, Ohio. 10 months and If* days ot age. In Tuesday to visit her duuichtvr. tlnue* to steadily Improve. An ulti­ general blacksmithing. He de.cerve* George Higdon returned Tuesday to Mr*. Howard Russell on Thursday. A ' vlilc ‘dune >>1S. she wn» united In marriage mate and speedy recovery to hoped our patronage as we need a black­ spend a few weeks with his parents, good crowd and a good meeting. The Mr*. Nevada Johnson and family for , a few week* and then will go to Owos­ for. • smith in this community. .1. 1_.Higdon. He having passed over next meeting will be held at the home i so io upend tho rrxl of the winter with , , , lor ner. surviving nw" nr.- nvr |»arMr. and Mrs. Ed. Leonard left Sat­ of Andrew Finkbcincr on the prairie. mlsslonary in Japan, and now n field • r.nlJ, Mr anl( MrH Wlh OUa> of jlut. The sleighing, which came Jan. 3, is two year* in the north west. urday for nn extended visit with being improved upon by-the Main and The Camnbcll-McNamtliton family re­ '.i daughter there. Mr*. Carrto Hall. secretary for the W. F. M. 8.. will. land, two brothers. Ira. of thia city, friends fn Hastings. Kalamazoo. Mar­ Hill boy* a* they arc rapidly tilling union will bo. held at the fine home of speak at the Methodist church Thurs- and Hurry Oqjx of Rutland and three HIGH BANK. cellus and Holland. - They expect ft Miss Morgan's mill yard with J. Charles Campbell, on Thursday. 1 nettVnd"family for a week day evening, January S2. at 7:JO [ staler*. Mr* Dwight Hinckley, of be away about four weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John Bell. Mr. and t nclnck. She Is a talented and In-1 Chicago. Mrs. Fred Itarlow. of thl* Some of the Bowne wheat has been , neit ami rnmily loruw.iK. Presiding Elder Shull of the U. B Dancer’s log* from S. Ostroth's farm. Mr*. W. C. Meeks. Mr. and Mrs. M. Sirs. Amy Thomas attended the fu, splralionnl speaker, nnd having lately city and Mis* Edoa Cltla. oL Rutlai»4^Mamie Webb attended the funeral .riu nt Mr- william vvimam VS nunon Aimon 1 n |trnded the E. Calkins and son Orville. Miss Pearl I coming into this market of late. Line । n< neral of Mr. Iatan ni at Albion aitrndrd ^,0 national national gathering gathering of of the the The funeral w.«a held Wednesday Tuesday. and lent a helping hand to of a sister, Mr*. Martha Youngs, of Basseur and Vern and Frank Haw­ wheat is. raised over there and R. T , „n,i remained for . vl.lt with her I ^."’1 M. ■, she will be «bl" i« alve Rev. Freeland In tho revival ser­ Temperance, Mich. The funeral was blitz were pleasantly entertained at always is in the market for good daughter Mr*. Hay Rlekard and fnm- ,hr liuri>l t|jingR of the gcat mission­ vices. which will continue this week held at Nashville, January 13. and in­ ,t ------------------ - - -------- ---- • [It. E., K<i»<t. Burial wn* In Rutland the home of Mr. and.Mr*. Jonas Haw- wheat, to make mto his celebrated Illy. Will Grosingor was taken sick terment.at same place. White Lily Flour. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bert Williams are the 1 I cemetery■ . Miss Hlmoete X. Norri* passed away Arthur Brace returned front Grand ■ proud parents of a baby boy born ■. Mrs. M. E. Calkins visited Ida Wil­ Sunday evening and the funeral was I Rapid* where h* ha* been for a fewi Jan <Ih Weight 11 lbs. hart him feeling better. Ue probably held Wednesday. Mel at the home at I kinson of Maple Grove Thursday. U day* on real estate business. -Mrs Jaine* Banhorn witartalned the : 10 o’clock and at the Jtorryvillc church I Mrs. Sarah Ickes and daughter,]1 Arthur Brace, Jr . has changed from "Lorkin Soap" vlub nt dinner lost | at It o’clock. Mary, attended r—the ■■ ■ Maple Grove Lad[the McPeck barber shop to the one: Tlimday. M. G. Farley is slowly improving IS* A r‘.’“ir'-'i*/-a‘ !” he ’“ ’sUr of name Hank btoors Stoor* on tnc the west »side of> ~ j. ------------ -'v'. e J0!!”"*l "r’' |oi kic ou Rat urday morning. ■ l.tVx ill-.Hcnn nf Mnnta lirnvri . . from hi* recent illness. Mr*. Ida Wilkinson, of Maple Grovel lhc rjver | lt)r a ( Mr. and Mrs. DeV>re England last week looking afCurtis Marshall seems to be doing'' r Friday. •bent Monday and Tuesday. Attending '”u” । Lyle ’1" Lyle Ullery. who who has been working ’"T t !™ inier.-*i* mere. tho furniture sale*. The’v selected ■well since being operated upon at Ann! At the meeting of the North Balli-[ in DowamrDowagiac 'for some is again The Fii riper* Cluh met with Mr. and| ---------'ri’"time, 1 some fine niece*, which will soon be Arbor Friday, the Olbt for appendicitis ]j more Telephone company, held at home here. here. i,r*- Howard Ru*i*ell »n Thursday. A | at home on sale at their *torc. and two ruptures. [ Frank Chaffee's. December 29, it wa» E, J. McNaughton left for Ann Ar­ goorl crown ana a gooa meeting. Word was received by B. 8. Hollv Dr. Arnos Hanlon has removed his i Mr*. Clyde Walton and infant MJUtxciaca that mat January atn be oc general general bor on Friday to look after hi* timber January Sth Aalurdgv rvonlnr that Georee Perk. each have the mcasle*. The former*|> rdecided office from his residence on Grand I )air lb on linc, 244 and 247 an<1 interests there. Rapid* Hl., to Ihe office hack of the I Mr. HnBr mother, Mr*. Bagley of Delton, Mich..| lilat lllc patron, of said ijn„ turn out The last of the serie* of the lec- bank building. The Kime place he oct* caring (or them. enmass and go over the entire lines cuplcd for sumo yearn. Mlu Gr.cc Heeler ependm, . „„ki0|I repair., etc. M. E. church by the Maurer Sisters' The Campbcli-McNnughtan reunion i I'.’oSK/'ufcf ’ i Skidmore .nd N.rh.n r.rr- Quartet. The attendance wa* good QUR stock of Rianos is easily one of the “ .ell >p‘m rever.l day. l.U week Io and all speak very highly of the en­ . most representative Piano stocks in this — — - j Battle Creek. tertainment. They were handicapped)... .i country. Perhaps you do not know that we and *drJ ciarance Grohe spent somewhat by the piano being out of' -Mr and Mm. William Keeler »f tunc, but the organ was used instead., J? " '.'.ni'ni ,m! OUR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PAY^ carry many makes and the chance for choice is Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr. .^j. llllth ,pcnt thclr and Mrs. Thomas, in Hastings town­ and all wa* well. A large number of । ii|(1' rrlpnil, unequalled in Michigan. tickets were spoken for for a courseI ar|>. llf0 hrrr ahJ hliv<1 lnj,ny fr|enil.. ship. Mr ani, Mnu Fr,.,t Griffin were In I J. H. Norn* and wife of Comitock for next season, when it is hoped to put on even a belter course than this Grand Rapid* rtaturdny evening. I are visiting his brother, Thomas Norris You cannot think of a more'beautiful Gift to Other investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are year. We had some a* good as many Mr. and Mr*. Charlo* Johnson of and other relative* in<piis vicinity. •object to change io market value which may taka more than in­ ol the small cilic*. ■ California left for their homo on Ru-' your family than a Piano; it means not only Mr. and Mrs. George Skidmore and Campbell & I'ratt shipped live stock: urday after aprndlng a few week* terest then too. you must find a buyer. education but joy for everybody, and YOU children. Vern apd Veda, spent Sun­ twice the past week. People wonder with hl* parent*. Mr, and Mr*. D. W. Our Certificates are Payable on Demand and Provide a day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller where all the Mock comes from, a* Johnson, and friends ..... I are the only source through which your family, । in Assyria. They report little Dorri* when the buyers go through the coun-i »• 2" , Sure Income. Saving* Rooks Issued can secure this great gift. I Miller convalescing. tiy and apparently pick up all there LAKE 0DF11A STATE SAVINGS BANK, Ukt Odma, Mrs. George Tabor of Athens vis­ is. and in n very short time some are L 1(, Ulleryi who for some time ha*1 Organized in 1888 — Under State Control ited Mr. and Mrs."Nathan Purscll asking when arc you going to ship|bcon working In Duwnglae. is visiting Of course you've often wished for one, but it from Saturday until Monday. again. The present price* arc very hll) parents. Mr. and Mr*. It. W. 1'1-1 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. seemed a luxury that others could afford, but ' | lery. for a few weeks. . I Miss Nina Lawrence, teacher in the satisfactory to the farmer. George Liverion...................................................................... President not you. Now did it ever occur to you that J. Lt Broughton of Grand Rapids The last number on the Lecture Moore District, was the guest of her Wm. H. McCartney'..Vice President “others'; thought the same thing before they pupils, Vern and Veda Skidmore, wa* in the village on Saturday calling, Couw was given Friday evening at ou friends. J. L. like* the city, but, the M. E. church by the Maurer Hlw-1 Sherman I. StrongCashier ritursday night. talked it over with us? he also enjoys getting back to see thert'ir" Quartet. There was n large at-: Peter Hoffman has a sick horse. Howard C. LawrenceAssistant Cashier old friend* ' <*ndance and all speak very highly of । The Ladies' Air society of the U. ~ It's part of our business to show you how easy Mr and Mr* William Keeler 'of '■ntcrtalnmi ni. A inrgp number i Otto C. Russ Otis Miner Mr. and Mrs. u luiain Keeler oi ,|,.k<.u w,,ri. spoken for. fnr a B. church will meet wijjt Mrs. Geiger if is for you to own a piano, and we want to talk Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Kripger Portland. Oregon were tn the village couni(. for ntxt year, when It I. hoped i Wednesday. it oVer with you. Our easy payment plan will U. S. Postal Savings Depository No. 4770. Friday for a few hmtra, calling on old pul „n cvrn „ hen«r rjnlp.e than, Mr. Walter Ickes i* ill of neuritis. please you. • friend*. Thcv both (pent, their eafly [ thi* >mr life here and have many warm friend.*] Mrs It. M. Johnson and Mr*. Matwho were glad to sefc tnerii looking so’ tie Lynd entertained a large Kompany well. | of ladles to a ''SOO'’ party Thursday Edward B. Whitmore,, who has been afternoon nt the. home of the former. .... in , Belding of late, — •-•---,1 Mrs. Bert Brigg* and little dnughworking assisting ’I' in changing over the system of light­ ing the city, returned home Saturday evening. Several from here attended the fun­ Tuesday after visiting her tfUughter* | eral of William Thcde of Leighton on1 nt Evart lor two week*. II you want the greatest musical instrument Monday. The family have the sym­■ Clayton Lstxenby went to Conklin ever invented, come in and let us demonstrate pathy. of their large number ofI Monday to accept a position a* butter­ maker In a rrcamery. He has worked iriend* here. the wonderful PLAYER PIANO. You become The snappy weather of Monday was an artist nt the Piano the moment you sit down not unexpected by the “I told you so” in Iront of a Player. Here is the greatest Ilav Johnson of Caledonia spent a weather prophets. achievement of modern inventions; takes the ‘ The general stores have out large few days btat week with his grand­ father. Im H. Johnson. banners calling in the public to buy place of a silent Piano in the home and mages Miss Elizabeth M. Duffey of Grand at greatly reduced price* their regu­ | Rapid* has been engaged by the YOU the artist.. Besides, you can play it by lar winter stock*. "Jbe warm Decem­ board of education for the cotillon In hand line the regular Piano. Come in and see ber ha* not been good for the heavy the grammar room. Mias Duffey be­ a wonderful array of these wonderful instru­ gopds trade, and the merchant* find gan her work last Monday morning. ments. We sell them on monthly payments. thenuelve* overloaded for this time of GUYS CORNERS. the year. Their loss in the consumer's Mr. and Mrs. John Hanchett of Big gain. Charles Scliondelnuyer and Estes Rapid* and Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Rork were in Grand Rapids one day lifchelor ^nd-daughjer spent Sunday last week looking over a real estate evening withTlr’and Mrs. Dell Ken­ deal. ney. Charles "John son and wife of Cali­ Jesse and Byron Guy and Roy Bol­ fornia left for theie home and a son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. warmer climate on Saturday after a Wm. Seaman. . two weeks* visit with hi* parents and SOUTHWEST CASTLETON. ft tend*. Charles Sease and family, and Mrs. No name has yet been chosen for the new hotel. Better get busy and Good of Nashville spent Sunday al Albert McClellands. ' have a try at that $£QQ. The K. of P. lodge room is being Mr*. Ethel McKay of "Lakeview papered and painted. A much needed spent Saturday night and Suaday with GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. her aunt. Mrs. Emmett Feighner. improvement. , Dr. A. Hanlon has again rented the School copimenc«d Mondey io the office back of the bank ao long occu- Fcighoer district after a two weeks’ nieri hv him ' vacation. Ready Made White Goods Muslin Underwear Big Reductions on Bed Spreads and Muslin Underwear, Slightly Soiled O The Store that Saves You Money Hastings Double Store with only One Price. " IDiddkville Id id Ml nd Ift ltd »«1 <•> Z PIANOS 3V4 percent if left with us one year 3 percent if left six months Mich. PLAYERS BAUER BROSJhe Home Contractors Having for several years been engaged in building hundreds of homes in this community, we have associated with us the best skilled labor to be obtained. A small army of teamsters, masons, carpedters, plasterers, plumbers, painters and decorators work harmoniously under our direction and push the work rapidly to completion. We handle everything that enters into the construction of a building. We build for contract, mortgage dr cash. These advantages enable us to best serve all prospective home seekers. Your special case will he cared for faithfully and satisfaction guar­ anteed. V J ♦ Start the New Year right by planning your own Home * ♦ Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ♦ Broadway Yard., ♦ Phone 224 ♦ E. Court St. Yard. ♦ Phone 254 ♦ Friedrich’s DOWNTOWN STORE 206 MONROE AVENUE �gAWFABY 1*, »M<- 4 eickgenant & Rlede Depai OLDEN TINE UR OLD rATCH MRS. W1LIJAM M- IrtKBBlNS GAVE TORY OF MVtQU AT 0. A. X. MEETIM6 HELD OH MMDAY I VIUIU are offering many unusual and attractive ns. You will profit by bringing in your shopping These are but a few hints of the values you will find: 1 ^afta“D '■ ............... .. 1 Choice /few groceries and fruits The Social life and amusements of our Revolutionary ancestors are mat­ ters of perenial interest to us their descendants—the more so perhaps ..13o that we are able to find out so little and with all historians thi* corner of . 10c their live*—their regard for music has received little attention. _.16o By an irony of fate, although both _.10c Pilgrims and Puritans were bitterly opposed to. th* development of the musical art, their psalm-singing be­ came the cradle which cherished the music of America. . YOU SHOULD NOT LET YOUR WATCH GO TOO LONG The history of music in America for nearly two hundred years after WITHOUT BEING CLEANED. A TIMEPIECE KEPT CLEAN the landing of the Pilgrims at Ply­ AND OILED LASTS LONGER AND KEEPS BETTER TIME. mouth is largely the story of psalmody WE DO ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING AND DO IT RIGHT AND in its various form*. They brought with them in 1620 their book of REASONABLY. Psalmody, a small volume compiled COME IN NOW AND SEE OUR "LEFT-OVER” CHRISTMAS ' by the Rev. Henry Ainsworth, one of GOODS. NOW’S THE TIME TO BUY WHAT YOU NEED FOR the separatist teachers in the church YOUR OWN USE, BECAUSE OUR REDUCED PRICES ON MANY at Amsterdam, but it is said only five tunes were sung by the Pilgrims, these ARTICLES WILL SAVE YOU LOTS OF MONEY. being all with which they were fami­ liar. 17TH ANNUAL JANUARY CLOCK SALE ‘ The Puritan* in. their settlement at ANY MANTLE CLOCK IN OUR WINDOW *5.00 Boston were for a long lime at enmity with the Pilgrims but gradually both THE GIFT STORE sects, in America, approached each other and finally Winthrop and his Puritans .gave up their prejudice ft.50 and |i.S5 house dresses for Ladies and Qftn >i-35 Blukets. gray, tan and white. Come and against the Pilgrims and adopted a Misses. Neat styles, nowzOu similar service—only in Boston the see them. Special, per pair THE RELIABLE JEWELER second psalm-singing did not receive One lot of Ladies and Childrens Coatf. Values QQn 50c, 6oc, and 75c Dress Goods, Suitings and approval. up to >10.00. Your choice................................................. zOU OPEN The "lining out” of a psalm (read­ waiatings. Remarkable values, at per yard .... ing each line before it wa* sung) wa* EVENINGS One lot of Short Jackets and Childrens Coats. Cftp not practiced by the Pilgrim 1-athcr*, I 50c, 75c Silks, 18 inches to 24 inches wide. As­ as it wa* not until 1644 that parlia- i sorted colors, per yard’...., nient*established this custom in Eng-! Special assortment of Ladies and Misses Suits J Qff 11 .-00—“Potato Growing," Milan) land. New England very quickly took i Bed Spreads. Scalloped, fringed or plain, Andrews. \ und Coats. >12.50 to >25.00 values, your choice.... »*zv up the practice, which wa* both inar- ■ 11:30—Discussion. with and' without cut corners. Special values QQn Noon—Dinner will be served by the tistiefrom a musical scn«e and some­ If in need of a new Coat, Sult, Skirt or Fur you capnot af­ time awkward as the sense of the from >2.79 to 7Ou Cemetery circle. ford to overlook the splendid values wo tiro offering during poem might be contradicted, imagine | 1 .-00—Opening. Business meeting. ■ >1.50 values now$1.19 these two lines, “ this month. , “Why Not be Satisfied With Mich- “The ' Lord will conic, and He will nut I igan,” H. J. Lurkins. Music or reci­ Keep silence, but speak out?’ FIltMT WEHK’S SEBB1OX BEGAN tation. As the deacon read the fines them1 200—“Are Rural Teachers Qualified IN MlDDLEVlIJ.t: ON to Teach Agriculture in Our Schools," became, 1 “The Lord will come and he will TVE8VAY Mrs. Lorenzo Mudge. Cash 2:45—Educational Talk, C. E. not,” which dutifully the congregation ‘ then Holmes. Question box conducted by tanu; 1 “Keep silence but speak out." was BATHERINGS HEXT WEEK slate speakers. If the interest warrants an evening 1read and afterward sung. DEDIH AT HICKORY CORNERS meejing will be held. Al tips time the "Bay Psalm Book”I was prepared by various New England) Nashville. Saturday. clergymen .and aLorjcc supplanted the ’ Meeting will be held Jh'The Opera old ( one by Ainsworth, that is in Bov-1 House. V. R. Wotring, Local Mana- ton । —it wa* not until 1692 that the ger. - ' Plymouth brethren accepted the book. Fanning. 9: 45—Opening., ■ The Bay Psalm book. was the first The Barry County Farmers' insti­ 10: 00—"Why Use a Silo,” H. J. Lur- book । printed in the English colonies tutes held this week have been well kin*. ' .of America and id it went through ««" some). ’«•! "Eighth—It is.netdlc**, the old way some, the preservation., of Ihe com­ forefather* and that their mutlcll The president was deeply affected patronized and the officers of the as­ !0;30— Discussion. Music or rccita- 30 ; There in existence Hieing good enough. monwealth. longing* could not be satisfied with by this honor; tears were, seen in his editions. T! ----- arc I.. sociation arc well pleased with the re­ tiun. :today only ten copies of «h,. There is the amusing period of the Psalmody aloric. Singing became a eyes as he walked with uncovered the ..riutnotlk original!’ "'Ninth—It requires too.much lime sults. R. G. Brumm of Nashville, 11KX)—"Alfalfa fur Michigan,” Wil- ,edition, one of these is in Harvard) to learn it. I part of every social gathering and head from his carriage to thl: tempor­ pitch pipe and tuning fork and it took! acting president,'is gratified over the liam G. Hyde. college, one in the Boston Public li-t "Tenth—It makes the young disor­ many years of this custom tes make I was used in education. Tn 1755 Phila­ ary balcony on the State-House where attendance. The first institute was 11: 30— Discussion. 1 people ready to accept any musical; delphia had a band of music aird it he was to stand to please the people. brary and one is owned by Mr. Van­ derly." held in Middleville on Tuesday; the • Noon1 Dr., attended what Daniel FUher. in hi* At Chicago in 1893 thia ode was per­ But there were reverend men of cul- instruments in the churches. derbilt. They arc priceless and arc second one was held in Carlton on 1:00—Opening. Business meeting. 1kept in the most secure vaults. It is Iture who would not gi»e up the "new Lowell Mason delivered an address ini diary, described a* Fthc greatest pro­ formed for the second time by the Wednesday; the,third one is being "Horse Raising Instead of Other interesting to note that in 1661 this |I way" ----—„-------------- ... ------------------------------in which he says, ----------------"I have j|cession seen I of free MaAms that was ever Stoughton Musical society of Stough­ and .fought for ---musical prog ­ 1851 held in Woodland today. Stock.” H. J. Lurkins. ton, Mass., the oldest society- of that psalin boqk wa* translated for the ln-| res*. If the old way^sotinded like! eight or ten persons rise when a *i-en in America, 160 being in line." Programs for -the meetings next <1:30— Discussion. Music or rccita- ;)dians'rtid that lit converted natives 500 different tunes roafed out at the I hymn was given out and with pitch Musical imtrument* began to be nature in the United Slates, organ­ same time” as account of it tell, wr)pipes or tuning forks, and singing'made in America. The first spinet ized Nov. 7. 1786. week follow: lion. sang the ptalms with much fervor. 2XX)—“Care and Management of the Because there is no song dearer to No matter how long the psalm can not wonder "the new way" would book* in hand. attcmpt.what might be. wa* made by Mr. Juhn Harris in 1769 Knot cilwalUd.r and Marten I H-r" »{«<> Scb.laa, (some of 130 lincs) il was always sung be an improvement, but 30 years after in truth regarded as the burlesque' ami is said to still exist in Newport, us even at this/'day? and because it days'of our revolu­ Warner, CnmnrlUn. | .. . standing. There was no music at­ it wa* begun a paper published thi* choral service of a religion* meeting.” ' Music halls were built, and the Es- belongs Item. bast week a Council of Ihe annal* annals of Bo*Bos-Jsex Gazette I “fast It is recorded in the 1 “ " annotincol J * u symphony tionary Though no program ha* been com-1 •’j®® Educational Talk. E. tached lo the poems, the traditional item. ancestors 1 wartt to tell you i.. t.i in the south part I ton that by a majority i... - . t of . ..... . I. ’ the, concert, Sept. 24,'1773, * tickets _50c. 'where we, got our “Home, Sweet pitted for Hickoty Comers, an excel- Ho me*. Question box conducted by old tunes being used. Churches was held votes Home." of Braintree to regulate the disorders ! great Quincy and the noted Judge ’ doors Io open at 6 o ’ clock. Another hut session will be held. The two both *latc speakers) A very pretty quarrel‘arose in the early church over the use of this occasioned by regular singing at that Sewall were in their different parishes was advertised at the British Coffee,. John Howard Payne was born in state speaker* will deliver addresses! ' Evenlna Hwwkm. and there will also be entertainment;’' 7.W—Opening. “WhyApt be Satis- psalm book. No innovation wa* made place," and ns late as 1771 John Adams selected to tunc the psalms, and in I house to "conclude with a symphony New York in 1791. Against his fath­ ■ ’s wish he gave up commerce imd fiaturc*. Details and time of sessions 1 fied With Michigan,” H7j. Lurkins. in the Puritan or Pilgrim church with­ wrote in his diary. "Aug. 21, stent to Judge Sc wall’s memoirs it is told that by Lord Kelley, accompanied by Kct- er • studied *in Boston to be au actor; at . may be obtained from local committee.; Music. Educatiunal Tolk. C. E. out a vehement storm uf opposition meeting at fhc old Presbyterian su: In-once pitched the tunc too high and. tk-drums.’* first. pianoforte was bought seventeen he made his bow to the •I The first, from M>mc quarter and this wa* be­ ciety, the. Psalmody is an exact con- led the congregation into a most at-| HanilHil, WcdncMtay. । Holmes. Music. Adjournment. cause the elder* understood the scrip­ trast to that of Hartford. It i* the Iruciuu* utterance whereat levity about 1790 by John Brown fur his public showing remarkable talent, 0 4S_n, nhf<rC Stlk>’ BOWEN8 MALLS. , ture. “Let the ciders that rule well old way as we call it.—all the drawl­ broke out in the House of the Lord— daughter, but we arc told that in 1810 winning the hearts of the people and J when Boston boasted* 6000 families, tchievrng phenomenal success; life was 16^X5— Music. There will be a dance at the Grange be counted worthy of double hondr” ing. quavering discord in the world." j upon his knees Judge Sewall confes-; called the Apollo of his day. More .. views ..uw The next musical strife came over]■ sed this sin to.God. not SO owned pianos. L “Hog* to go with Dairy Cows," H. hall. Friday evening. January 23. A to mean that their individual : people the attempt to discontinue the “lining-1’ than 60 plays were written, translated ; । By this time ihe churches had reshould .be upheld — while the ’ At about this rime the interesting! J Lurkins piano ha* been purchased and is now ■■Tell ... idc.ut of the Psalm*." foreign Protestant!q UC4ljon camc p as o whether considered inc the wickcuucs wickedness* ot of me the mavmat- ।and adapted by him, among the best J question came U up as ?to whether or) or■ | consmercu ! 'lOJO-Discussion led by John Jone*.! •»> «'* •<> in lh? mu»'.c. f‘,r ‘hc | understood the injunction. ".... ... mean rumitrics had given up the custom and „ot women might sing with mtn in Her and many of them installed organs iof them was, “The Maid of Milan,” in jjuiic '' J occasion. Every one 1* cordially tn-1Junto trie church" (Matt. 18:7) to it wa* considered, generally in the col-1 t|,c churches, since they were furbid-: for them in England, among 1which the plot circled around th* cen­ iieu w 11:00—“tfhen is the Best Time to viled to avicnuxattends II ibal the church should be the final / ’ a vpry inconvenient and unhau-1 jen lo apca k; many thought they 1 ’ hese in 1790 wa* the Brattle Square ।tral point of a song which brings the enies. ...j ......... 60 -• of the I arbiter. Apply Fertilizer From the Barn Yard,", Saturday *»»l«rday evening eveni.js about — of singing . .r . —yet — ‘some --------- of c. theLhould .... not sing. The scripture which; church which had its chance to own Ibetrayal and forsaken heroine back to 7 r,„a Mr*. Mr. In this case many believed it wa* py method... C. V. Reynold*. 1 friend* and neighbor* of u, Mr. and older <;lcfgymen clung to jhc custom u«t..m ..15 an). anionK yon amictcd, let 'he first organ in 1713. Fhe bass viol 1her "Home, Sweet Home." 11 JO—Di*cu*siun, Fred T. Stiles. Clifford IFowler gave them a delight- right to sing but wrong to sing.the Payne's publishers grew rich while Noon f**1 surprise. A very enjoyable even- Psalms of David; some thought it and we have an amusing incident oc­ him pray; is any merry, let him sing1*'®* also used at this time in many J he starved in a garret in Tunis. wrong to sing at all. making melody curring in 1779 on the first Sunday psalms;4 together with a few strong churches, and hush! m 1774 the or-! I DO-Music by quartet. Business in« wa* *ucn» in music and Ranies. ' meeting. ''Planting and Care of the Mr. and Mr*..O. and lit- only in the heart; many thought only that a choir took charge of the sing­ advocate* within the church settled gam»t uf Trinity church advcrtt*cd' ( Under President Garfield, Mr. Hor,., —v-rto<opcn a. danctnfc ■ Taylor was consul at Marseilles I he wa* about I. ’um Crop." H. J. Lprkins. ‘I" daughter and-Mis* Belva Bring* < nr should sing while the assembly ing in a church where the aged and the question in favor of the women »nal school in additions to his duties. and on one of his trips across he dishumbcrlaln was dcu- and -.n.t fhrrr^lti-r tr. mIiUo addition* tO III* llntjC*. Il wnviauic .Mr. < uaiuucri»n w«» ««.«thereafter theynllnw...t were allowed toI in “ iJO-Disctuafoa led by Peter, teturne.l home last Wednesday after joined in silence and responded Amen; venerable Musical books were published and!co*cred «Fav,c.’n an reart the hymn af- sing. . A-ishcr. Violin Solo. Fred T. Stile*. spending a week with Mrs. rigg* others thought no one but a Christian con. Ihe ministerr read I'hambcrlain Rise T* n‘»: .J*® ■ Musical progress—that is, the prog­ the American composer entered upon I cen,c‘f TT. 2:00—"Raising and Storing uf the!parents, Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. Laugh- should sing. So it went, but in gen- per which Deacon Chamberlain eral the New England churches loved and read the first hner-lhc singer* ress of vocal music in the churches, the sceney'William Billings was the *•» notified and finally a Mr W. V.. n»r l.ro,," Karl lldltager. "1!’„ ,, , . £<S-lldue.te,a,l Till,, C. E.! Mr. Mr.. J. B. Hole, l» their poor confused psalm-singing and I were prepared to carry out the new could not go far without the accom­ first coHlposcr to attain evtn local C?reo«n offe^toyay I Hirinic* i vbil relatives m Hastings thl* week. it Is said that many a Puritan in the plan and didn’t slop after the first paniment of instruments and these fame, al T.r,i bl. compoakten. «.,<: «'! pS.lin, Ih. tagtea bcauHrul rr.|. tea, hr l> !"« ’1,01k 11,11 rrmeterj. Wa.h, r Iu Make tee Hen More] Mr,. Gertie lluKS> Huie Jaueh- field or on the road would remove his line..but the dcason wa* determined to were generally cunsidared “works of iclipteu, In teeir Urn,I .omrllmr. .|.okrn »l a. a ma,lral ,Tht rnrarnnirnl arrangr.t hat and bow his head in tlraycr if he|fi4»l <'«l lhe line* and used all the the devil,” so that a viclorxwas only I1, .duel,.,.- Harry 1. Carr. Qae.ltal ter. Lmma Luelle. are ,ventta« tela i. t> _____............. . r hi* ....... . ... ilnthe ilriaila detail* and the task ta»k was accuniaccom­ gained with the greatest difficulty al­ Joint Bunyan —some of Kung* arc lira e.edueted I., both .peaker., »«ek -tte "Grandma DavH m Mid- heard even die distant sound uf a ......................... ............ . -u. of course drowned Imn completely out ter a full century of conflict of opin­ riflhcr funny and in tumc there I* a plished. The body was received here psalm tunc. E.eotea I ■T"'A* the year* passed the four ur five wild he left the churdi in a flood of ions. ' certain vigur. When the war broke with great ceremony and thousand* 710—Opening. “Why Not Be Sat-1 As early as 1713 Mr. Brattle, a Puri­ out Billing) gave himself to patriotic gathered around the grave singing the familiar tunc* were worn threadbare Ivar* of mortilicaiinit. For this he L’nlly Club Meeting. .which has become dear, not ’ (sited With Michigan." If. J. Lurkins. Th* Unity Club wa* entertained at and in 1690 a psalm book was pub­ wm censured and for a season not al­ tan of Boston, artistic in his instincts cxprcttioii in political hymn*, and. »ong Violin Solo. Fred T. Stile,. and much more liberal than his fel­ while he certainly wa* a very good alone to American*, but to the people tho hom< of Mr. and Mrs. 11. I’. lished with music. This wa* of course lowed to commune. The beginning of choirs did not lew 7:41—Educational Talk, C. E. Brown, Wednesday. January 7, for before the day* of pilch pipes und low citUens citizens in iu matters religious gave gave*> patriot, he wu not an inspired mu- uf other laudsUolmzs. dinner. tuning forks so the people were di­ cattsfe the same tumult a* other inno­ by will an organ to hi* church with siciau at it attested by a juke played YANMEB NPRINGB. » The Club opeutd hi the usual man* rected to "observe bow many note* vations and this was due to the fact the condition that it be accepted with- ;tt|ion him by tomc buy* who tied two Mr». Frank Zimmer is reported vtfy that the singing nln>ob had developed tugs to be held at M. 1*. church, 1 nvr by singing tin- club ironr. “Amcrl- compass the tune was, the place of the talent which people really liked to iu a year ami a sober person procured cat* to the sign over lilt store. Intac*.“ und repeating tho Lord’* ITayer. first note and the nutnl'cr of notes to play skillfully upon it. and therc gincliisfeclingtatfindiugthciccater* •ickserved ou Farmers’ club plan. . ME, Purdy and family sucnl Satur ­ Thu following program wm rend­ above and below that, so a* the tunc hear. wa* the further proviso that if not acwauling animals suspended beneath L Shepard, manager. ered: . It seems that no paper can be given cepled Vie organ should go u» King’*! the proud legend, "'Billings* Music.” day night and Sunday with relative* of the first note wa* begun the rest 45—Opening. Music—Mr*. Fuyo Donley. might batting in compass of Ihe peo­ on any theme cunccrueJ with these chapel, the representative <rf the In spite of hi* few thousand error* in Bradley. IXJO—"Hog* To Gu With Dairy Mr*. John Stuart is un the sick !»'• Hcudlug. “Extract-from the 8pecul| ple# vuicc* without squeaking above early times, except it be nine-tenths Church of England in Button at that uf harmony. America owes Billing* ra “ If. J. Lmkin*. religious, und until after the nine­ time. recognition fur brea|>inq the ic« which or grumbling below.” Mi»» Mabel Raymund of Hasting* IflO—Discussion. Music. 'of Patrick Henry"—Mrs. Hnydcr. It it.hardly ticccttary to *ay that v/ps congealing New Jingland imtsic. spent Sunday at home. If there wa* a quarrel when the teenth century began there was no Heading, "Looking fur tho'Master” Bay Psalm Book came to replace place for music ojitskte we church, King’s Chapel gut the organ, and un 1 runci* Hopkinsoii ami James Lyon * Mia* lidua McKibbitts of Middle­ —Mr*. Martha Kennedy. Ainsworth's collection, there wa* a except the ginging -chool.' A* early Englisliman, Edmund Eii»tis, wa».im­ wt-rc also’cqniposfers of 'he war period. ville spent faipday at home. . During Washington's veritable tempest when singing by as 1720 the Rev. Thomas Syrnuic* ported to play al a salary of Al guinea* .... administra ------ -----------­ Duncan Gillies and family uf Mani*U—Discussion. Duct, Irene Jone* per year. Thi* wat the first organ set tion wc nave a,rather inlcfcsliug note camc tu replace tiugitig by rar. Ccconimended the mlcfcsliiig stc-^ story tBC have taken possession uf their' filza Shepard Schca"—Mr* U. Fuller. »ue|i schools' and griranjuly p»bli*l up m a New England cliurcii and showing the attention given to music. mid argument was rife between the a nrnsk. (j un property recently purchased RwditK. ' ’ Yankee In London ” '"* “The Making of a Mau," Rob"old way" and 'the new way." I,ere lealimcnt allowed lasw^.-Ute ftfff caused about a» much commotion ag Oliver Holden was considered-^ that uf the Streeter brother*. Carrin Flatter. Kfiksdoual Talk. C. E. Mr*. , After tin- closing sung. “Nearer My arc some of the written objection* to wa* opened in Biattlc Street Church, the aitrance of the wuoden liurtc into time the musical genius uf Boston; in Doit Perkin* ha* resumed bi* work tv Tlicc," tho Club was adjourned the new »y»letn: Boston, and Ltfote l«00 they wcrejo Troy. Coltuii Mather renounced the 1789 President Washington was to in the barber shop of Charles McPcck gt*. box conducted by God to meet on tho oall of th* sacraiary. be found from Maine to Georgia. Cun wickednc** of Boston in m> uncertain visit that city and llic authorities ■L Middlevjllc. . . Proceed* H.« 7. • any one .imagine «l«t the singing term* in hit Tliur»day lecture, vrished to give him a iiur rcrcutiuu so Jajim Leaver and wife telurned last known tongue. A ftw tpincts h^d been brought to they jpey selected terecieu Holden nomen to gallirr g; and Tnursday from u two week*' *tay al "{Second—It is not »u melodious as »diool attcapl to tin colonial youth sinj fur the Battle Creek—-w Tlivte —— wcrciiratti -...-dram a great choir to sing who had no card parties. **" dances, Botlon a* early a*—1713. the-old way. I All basebalMans are invited lo at“Third—There are so many lunes no llitalefj. and pravikally tu» diver­ specially eschewed by the Quakers occasion- A great triumphal arch wa* [ tend a smoker to be held in Jamieson's Musk. sion except the solemn Thursday night rup expelled a member for keeping built across the.street front tfae u|d tic one can ever learn them. I restaurant on Friday evening at about uiidvc this the pro pro-­ hi* house, ' — nnut another — member —-l:;r ■was —। State House and uud*r No wonder. the *mifutg one-in*“his “Fourth—The new way makes dis­ .lecture? The supervisors closed their mid­ i 8 o'clock. Al this meeting the im- turbances in churches, grieves good school was eagerly welcomed and that expelled tiled fon keeping ia violin; records record, ctasioti pasted- When the President session on Saturday. Their jmniaut office of secretary will.be of how a Qi Quakeress st.» Hundred t..4 readied a certain pl.rt c Hidden'* the young people fou»d in that inno­ evenI tell uf men. exasperates them and causes consisted mostly of allowing l,ajl i filled. Everyone should attend. icr conscience fur having been in whole choir burst out with the hymn cent gathering a s.iicty valve for pent in her llieui to belntvc disorderly. and performing loutinc duties, up lunging for aniu»etu*i' ’ ~ a place iuf music and listening to the "Great Washington, the hero's come: "Fifth—H is impish. ' board decided to improv?: the I vii.iiii:! I *»{!! fiddling. “<• Each HWl I-MV|> heart CAUIllUj, exulting hears _ _tlu- -w-rr suiujd ” interior of the rest room with — ■ Iraisoat Trim £ Brill’# rluk was lurivly al­ . “Sixth—It will introduce instru­ dec how they ever betj 'l Ul> Im filter, i» evidence m all publicationj j Sec! thousands tliur deliverer throng .paint and liimltum. acquainted iu get tm , . » ' , ivmied umi xroally eujuyvd. Iliu firm ment*. I ami records that the voice of music Now tn full chorus butal the sung ' ————. “Scvcnlh—I lie names of the Holes ustubluhmeiit of th । could Uul.be stilled in Uxc lives uf our And show the deeds uf Washington."! BANNER WANT ADVb. FAY. are blasphemous. OR SELL YOU A NEW ONE Fancy Sifted June Peas, per can__. Marrow Fat Peas, per can.---—20c Choicest Red Salmon, per can. I5o Pink Salmon, tall cans, each... 25c can Sweeping Compound-----------25c sack of Wyandotte Clcaner; ____..1 ■■ 25c Swift’s Washing Powder--------- I I 25c Mops and Sticks______________ I U U 25c Swift's Wool Soap Chips------- — Choicest 10c Corn, 3.cans for2So French's White Lily Flour, 25 lb. sack63c 35c Cocoa, 1 lb. in air-tight glass jars, each.28c 10c Quaker Corn Flakes, 7c pkg., 4 for.„_28c 10c bottle of Blueing __------------------- A 5c Dutch Home Soap < fl 5c Kirk’s Pumice Soap__________ J Ij 5c Durkee Package Spices. w w 5c Shelf and Crepe Paper. each Choicest Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Lettuce and Radishes at low prices. 5© .Saturday Only ^ry (foods Jpecaiis L. V. BESSMER 98c 39C 19c FARMERS’ INSTITUTES ARE WELL ATTENDED We pay for Blitter and Weickgenant & Rlede Successors to Loppenthlen Co. State Hastings, Mich. We pay Cash for Butter and Eggs �The following reports is- show the rer row tn < । the company, and Inancial basts: LOCAL NEWS ♦ X ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ X NEARLY MO MEMHERt GATHER. KU IN CITY HAhTINGe, worn by several million most particular Americans. How splen didly they fit, how long they wear how well they wash, how much com fort they give, you will never know until you treat yourself to the inex pensive luxury of underclothing your self the satisfactory Munsing Way You can’t wash out a Munsing Fit We can fit all ages from 5 to 95 WAX RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT Green st. Contrary to reports, my prices for hack aervlce. have not changed. Clyde Sledge.—Adv. IN HTATK REPVBIJCAX PARTY 18 CALLED BY LIROT. GOV. JOHN Q. BOSS FOR FEB. Sib. MU POSSIBLE CANDIDATES FOR QOVERNOR TO AKEND . Believe* Hcpubllcou Party aud Its IMnelpicn of Greater Importance Lieut. Gov. John Q. Rui* his made ■public a letter which he has addressed fio the various governorship possibilitics'and to Republican National Com­ mitteeman Charles B. Warren and Rep. Louis C. Cramton. Michigan member of the Republican congres­ sional committee, in which he gales these gentlemen to attend a meeting at the Capitol on February IF to dis­ cuss harmonizing the vanous fac­ tional differences now existing in the Republican partv. While he points out very clearly that under the primary law any man may aspire to the governorship and dkpftcatcs doing anything that might be construed as an effort by a few men to control the party organiza­ tion. ti)c lieutenant governor sug­ gests that the solution of the present . situation lies in one* man being se­ lected to run for the primary nomina­ tion, this man to have the solid sup­ port of the others. Mr. Russ announce* liis own will­ ingness to abide by any decision ar­ rived at by the confrere* and to give . hi* whole-souled support to whoever might be selected to make the run. Lieutenant Governor Ros* acknowl­ edge* that he i* being importuned to announce hi* candidacy, but declares ‘ that he believes the success of the Re­ publican partv1 is more important than any individual’s ambitions. Following i*.thc letter addressed to Mr. Warren; if your income does stop. Hastings National Bank, quel to his employees, stockholders and salesmen last night. It was a de­ lightful affair. Ho can tell you more scr. I'm not going to say a word about that banquet. Wc'vo been hearing about Y. M. C. A. work. Just such wprk os can bo and ought to bo done In this city and county. Wc'vo talked about It. but never done anything. I think wo ought to du something, and do It now, for the boys of Hastings and Barry Co. Wo have an Ideal place. In tho Manufacturers Club roofns, which arc nu longer usc’d for club purposes. I would like to see them used for Y. M. C. A. purposes. Tito Grand Rapids Bookcase & Chair Go. is paying its -proportion"of the 1500 rent and hcatlntf expense for the club rooms. I will agree f6r that Company to continue to tiay that pro­ portion of the rent and heating for ilvo years to conn, and to give in ad­ dition 1150 a year additional for the Company fur tho expense of the or­ ganisation.” Immediately there was a buss uf conversation, all discussing the pro­ ject that had been so suddenly launch­ ed. When there woe a lull, Mr. Stem said, "1 would like to hear from Emil lyden." Mr. Tyden replied, " I could not at this moment pledge tho fac­ tories 1 rrpreaent without oonsuUlnK the stockholders. But 1 think this project would do Hastings and Barry 1^ NflW WFII R^IIRFU eqauaucd WILL nUuUllLU l,ut w‘,uld mid ISO .... ' a J™* /• “■ Best American Prints January Clearance Sale I2^c Best Silkeline per yard Don’t delay—avail yourself of exceptional bargains in all depart­ ments. Clearance Sale will close Saturday night, January 31. per yard 5c New U PA.1 WYI Pfibll. VI.IH.b. Iu llUn right on. Better build up a At the annua! meeting of the Mich­ Hastings Chapter No. 68, R. igan Mutual Tornado, Cyclone and Friday evening. Dr. Sheffield reports the birth of a I Windstorm Insurance company, field tn thia citv on Tuesday, in the City son to Mr. and Mrs. Lae Kciffield on i Hall, the following were elected offi- Friday, Jahuary *. Note.the special drive on men's furcent. President. W. E. Hale, Eatqn Co.; vice president, J. W. Ewing, lined coats announced by Grant H.' Eaton Co.; directors, Stephen Bene­ dict. Barry C04 O. L. Spencer, Barry Co.; J. W. Dann, Eaton Co.,- N. B. South Fish school house January XI, . Herbert, St. Clair Co.; E. A. Foster, 1*14. Girls bring box suppers. Branch Co. The contest for the office of presi­ happy over th* birth of a Im by daughter, Heatrlco Lucile. Thursday. dent was spirited. Mr. Hair, with a vote of 266 securing a majority- of 158 ovet A. F. Sylvester, who drew 118 position In Grand lUpida and sylll votps. Mr. Ewing’s candidacy was uncontented. He received 291 votes. The candidates for the directorships M. will be held Wednesday evening. received votes as follows:, Jan. list. This will bo tho last meet­ CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $100,000. Stephen Benedict, Barry—. ——15M ing before Installation. Geo. S. Woolsey. Calhoun. -—149 N. B. Herbert, St. Clair. alu auuio iiirClement Smiih, President. H. G. H.yee, Cuhier. ------- 170 J. W. Dann. Eaton ------- 171 red action*. which will bring joy to the I Geo. A. Perry. Eaton—— The Only National Bank In Barry County ------- 149 patrons of the companies. Tho Hastings Buick Co. this week i Wm. Dunbar. Monroe—------- 73 speak of the car that sells by tho HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Luther Ryan. Shiawassee. - . tf) train-load.. And you will be InterestJ. H. Shafer. Ingham. ------- 99 ------- 107 ------- 191 hospital nt Grund llaplds Thursday. O. L. Spencer, Harry - -240 It wna expected that .an operation John Leidlein. Saginaw.... . Would bo performed yesterday. Wed-134 and relatives who kindly assisted us Ihe Methodist Brotherhood and the The proposed amendment of the 'nesday. A special sale on galvanised palls, constitution providing (or the elec­ me at Bronson hospital. tion of officers by the directors was strainer palls und dinner palls Is an­ nounced by the New York Shore this Watkins, wo wish to express our klnd- —Adv. George SpristeT. voted down 288 to 100. week, and some astonishingly low t-st thanks. The meeting was in every way har- prices quoted. Read their adv. DANNER WANT AD VS. PAY. Adv. Tho FUmlly. prepared to care for yourself MICHIGAN C. Crampton, the Michigan member of the Republican National Congression­ al committee, to attend a conference indhc office of the lieutenant governor Iu Ihe capito! at Lansing, on'rebruary >, 1914, at 2 o’clock p. m. I am sure that all you gentlemen to whom this letter it addressed, agree with me that a determined effort should,be made lo bring together all factions of our party that jvc may present a solid front to our opponents next fall. Frdhi the broad-minded statements made by the men who have already announced themselves as candidates for the gubernatorial nomination and from my knowledge, of all of.ths m«n who arc requestetf to attend this con­ ference. I feel sure this letter will be accepted in the spirit in which it is written and that each one will give evidence of his desire to co-operate for the harmonizing uf the Republican party by attending this meeting at Lansing on, February 9th. Assuring you of my personal regard and hoping that this conference may be animated by -that unselfish devo­ tion to principle which makes for good government, I tthi" V Very sincerely yours, JOHN Q. RQ§S. but your expenses will keep bank account with us and be One Price Clothiers. MEH1RG TO UNITE 4966 Mrs. Frank Smith la numbered with WM. E. HALE, GFEATOIIRAPIDS, Morrill, Lambie & Co HASTINGS Your Income May Stop Ray Wolfe la on the sick ilsL Mrs. Anna Bogart La slowly improv- Has Excelled All Expectations. Coats Sorina year for Hvc | for 8130 a year for live yearn io for­ worn Mr. Wm. H. Gay. of Grand Rap- , ward tho work. Abeti Johnson agreed Id*, a noted buafliona man and Y. M.; to give a* much and also raiau 11X6 a C. A. worker In that city mid In thbi year from olheni. W. It. Cook, R. B. ■talc; alao Miner 8. Keeler, of tho Mcaaer. Cheater Meiuer and Kcll.ir 8iuu each pledged *100 a year fur thuNlva year period. After consulta­ VunAukcn. of Charlotte. tion with stockholder* present. Mr. After tho 'dinner, und while the Tyden announced that the Table, Seal A Tool factories would each pledge J100. und the Cabinet Co. |D0 a yeur "Wu have with us tonight Mr. Will­ for the years, und also keep up their iam U. Gay. of Grund Rapid*. a man «Jmre uf the club rourh rent and fdcl greatly Interested in Y. M. C. A. work. foPthut lime. it. T. French agreed to Thinking ho might have sumo word sec that Middleville would contribute about that work to say to us that *100 a yeur of five years. T. J. Potter would proye <rf Interest, I naked him pledged 180 u year for the live years. a few minutes ago to tell us some­ Luke Waters, Jos. McKnlght und Roy thing about It, and-he has consented Fuller agreed -to pay S&V each per year for tho period named. A. A. An­ derson pledged tho City Bunk for Muskegon, klich., Jan. 12, 1914. 1100.00 u yeur, and gave 136.00 u yeur Hon. Charles H. Warren, Member Republican National Cuin- hud nu idea ot talking to tho folks he for. himself. Pledge* were made by Mr. Siem then faced, but would discuss a phase . mittcc, ■ for « friend not present fur S100 per Iher'citleJK*®* of Y. M. C. A. work, outside Hurril 1-*Jlrtroit, Mich. '•“tar. M. L. Cook tuld hu would risk of the state. In which he hoped they!?.' 11 My Dear Mr. Warren: I have been urged by many Repuldi- would b« Interested. In simple lan. • *• ■u-.p >,o (n«n tom ui mo mute 1. *>•1 _ 77,, ---— cans to become a candidate fur the C. A. organisation, and how It was if® ,h “ ,<Ldf2‘“'i /‘JI “ coun’ nomination for governor ’on the Re- n.iohlng und helping thousands Of | X.M. A. Other* said they were >**Uonul Bunk would du jyiblican, ticket at tin coming prim- Michigan hoys tetwgn Hwmm of arisic While I must admit that the 12 und IX. huw It was giving them u." muvh “* ,b® 9hy U“nk further ‘ posibility of attaining the cxallcd nobler Ideal*, higher virtues, and “n,?u.n,a 1 —■ them In —touch ■- tuui -h with the tereut rt *"® natnes of tho donurs not position of governor of the great state, putting wmji me touun whji tnc great; great th<j wrJwr AUnbeing of Michigan is uf mure than ordinary1 things in life that contribute to manly who was made everctary uf iiitereal, 1 am mindful of the fact that living und tho growth of high char­ Johnson, the gathering footed up tho pledges the Republican party and its princi­, ac|er. He spoke of the county work they amounted- to over I2.IU0 u year ples nrc of far greater importance to, done by tounty Y. M. C. A. organlxu- for cuch of the tlyo years. The »60U • the welfare of our commonwealth tlon, under tho direction of the state rent and fuel pledge ntudo for the each county having i» than any uf its individual numbers,! orgknlsation, own secretary, and helping on1 its own club rooms by the factories, und the or any of it* factions, or any personal work. It? was listened to with closest giving of tho Club's tf.OUO equipment desires or ambitions that any one man attention. But he had no thought of over tu tho uso of tho Y. M. C. A., it practically meant thni over flS.OOu may have. what would result. • .At this tithe it would afford me Next Mr. Keeler was called upori. had been pledged by people there Iu (treater satisfaction to help tu so un­ ami asked to tell something about his room for themselves or fur olherii for Mr. Keeler whom there wiut every reason to exity und harmonize the party as to in-, trip uruund the globe. ipect tho fiililllment of tho pledges. surc^it* success at ihe nekt election. aruec. but said ho would decline to I Other cltlscua of Hustings und In Ilian to figure conspicuously as a po*>' tell anything about that trip, exeopt other parts ot tho county will nu ■ what would tit Into wbut Mr. Guy had iold of the useful work being done by doubt gladly help in this work. Th.' ! tho r M. C. A. Mr. Kotler then ex- more that Is raised the bolter Um man any man nmy aspire to the office <>f| pained about the Y. JI. C. A. work who can bo employed, aid tho larger governor wK& qualifies under it* pru-jn, thu dty or B< oul. Kurou. where the and better Um work that can bo un­ r visions. While 1 would not for one Grand Huplda Y. M. C. A. men had dertaken and accomplished. When It lo uonsldered that this niunictit sunctipn any act which could । built u iiti.ooo building mid sent n be cunstrued as setting at naught this j mun whose salary thn Grand Rapid* movement was launched.(under such circumstances dt a limo and law. or. which might give rise to a P*uplv paid, to twich Korean boy* use­ favorable under conditions whore no 0110 hud charge that the Republican party is ''lecharHcal trudo. Mr. Kieler even dreamed It would bo considered, . dommalcd by a few Individuals, iniho *®n**r’ it will seem Hulu lesa than a marvel, .-■lend uf a majority of it* members 1 *u • •Inna in H<,uul, alsu what ho and seems to ns to show" tliut the Spirit of God is abroad In tho world, whom tlje parly lias honored by oili•-—- —— — ~ '• - stirring Ilin hearts of men to do large c i»l position, those who dexirc the suc- us tonight a man who used tn live In and helpful .work for the betkrment of their fellow®, and especially lo help cehiof it* principles, and those ujioir this live town, luw«, but UUI has ■«» OU ncu mmburied himwhom it lias placed the responsibility *clf In u sleepy town to th« oast of tu the young tu make tho most and best of th* party organizatiui>..tu-cliiufuatv. for several year*. But Hunting* folks uf lliew lives. Much u movemctil. so spontaneous undbu optimistic In oplrit as far as possible, all factional quar- !*r** tl<4 to - hoar from Rev. good,S W,uuvl fal11® awvmpHsh much r<ls front the primary tu b* held tiext, VunAukcn.' J . This can be acctimplulicd A". n,'1<hl h“v*. bt‘"‘ »r y uuitiug on ■ cauumatc lor '*kAuken c<m* back at tha Iniroducor.w^o will go unopposed into;" amt^’’^Mda“da^d Card of Thanks—I w lab'to thank uiy frlendai and neighbors for the Tn4tenuldk n* I fonTt in y our opinion, but we ar* ullv* many acta of kludnea* shuwu Mie In .1; for >**r» to th. iu’ my richness; the 1* O. T. M. j|., tl|o n- » this reason I have taken th« j portative »f county Y. «. c. A. work, Aux Ury Club, tor flowers, trulls, iberly of loviling those who have mid support II In Charlotte mid Katun caudles und many, many poet vmds. been mentioned m. possible gubcrua- r-<>- m»«s au*hi .... My wish for you all is a Happy New idates, Amos S. Musselman, would If you could see us J svu what tear be lours. -Ever yours, C.- Martindale, Malcolm J. I a Htie.Wurk II is doing for the buys of 1 Hattie Whittvniurc, —Adv. Delton. Eaton county.” Then Mf. VanAukm described whal the Balun Co. T. M. C. I DISDlaij Mrs. Emerson HuomII. Suits Skirts 96 12^6 $7.48. $12.75 These coats are beautifully lined with satin, black and colors. on at Astrachan Coats, regular price $12.50, Sale Price_____________________ Astrachan Coats, regular price. $20.00, Sale Price.™_________________ Astrachan Coats, with plush cuffs and collars, GM A QQ • regular $16.75 value, Sale PricekPAV.^O A few beautiful Plush Coats worth $25.00, (TIC QQ Sale Price___________________ *pJLD.VO Plush Coats, regular $15.00 value, (P*7 OQ Sale Price_____________________ '____ Brocaded Velvet $25.00 Coats, with Ermine QIC QQ collars, Sale Price A few of last year’s models, ranging in price QC QQ from $12.50 up to $30 will go at<pD.VO Regular $8.50 Pony Coats, Q 0 /£Q . Sale Price___________________________ iO One lot of Misses Coats, regular $5.00 to $7.00 GM QO values, will go at One lot of $8.00 to $11.00 values C 4 QO go at___j____________________________ _ GinoHam-5 Friday Skirts in black and colors, regular $5.00 and $8.00 values (N f|Q Good assortment in new Style Skirts in black j / and colors. Entire stock goes tC /*• V7LL £ Grocery Department 22 lbs, of H. & E. Cane Sugar for . Ste Tea, perib_____ ., All 5c Soaps, per cake.— 6 Boxes Tip Matches for. Corp Syrup, per gallon—. $ 1.00 -25c •Corn Syrup, per Ml gallon. .45c 40c Tea, per lb.________ 25c Tea Dust, per lb. Fur Small assortment of Suits, regular prices $12 50 to $25.00, wc will close out at the extremely (Ft JQ fn 7Q low prices, Salo Price»p«).4O IU «plv*s 7 Bulk Cocoa, per lb-------- 156 9c 19c Com Syrup, per quart, . 9c 35c 10c Crown Baking Powder, per can 7c 17c 25c Crown Baking Powder, can..19c 4c N uway Washing Powder, package - 4c -18c 25c Mantel Burnem, each—-.19c 38c $2.00 Cut Water Sets, each. to on A/D FrlGBS 4125 Terms of Salo are Cash or Produce Furs 25% t© 50% Discount J. T. PIERSON 8 SON Where Jt Pays to Pay Cash Hastings, Mich. Torchon �AN THE * BLUEGOESMARK SALE MERRILY ON 71 ND as it goes on more goods go out every day, in fact it Ladies1 Coats Think of it! Our entire stock of Ladies', Misses’ and Junior’s on sale at prices that utterly disregard former prices. We have reserved nothing and during the past week many women took advantage of these exceptional values and found what they wanted at a price they wanted to pay. We vdjljhave a big assortment which we have divided into seven big groups. I , HERE’S THE STORY IN FIGURES: Choice of any Ladies’ Coat that sold up to $30; Blue Tag Price----------------------------- $16.75 Choice of any Ladies’ Coat that sold up to $20; Blue Tag Price---------------------- - ------ $11.85 Group C. Choice of any Ladies’ Coat that sold up to $15; Blue Tag Price______________ „$9.50 Group D. Choice of any Ladies' Coat that sold up to $10; Blue Tag Price________ _____________ $6.75 Group E. ' One lot* of Ladies’ Coats that sold up to $12.50, last year’s stock; Blue Tag Price-----$4.45 Group F. Misses’ Coats, values up to $10; Blue Tag Price________________ $5.50 Group G. Misses’s Coats, values up to $7.50; Blue Tag Price.....r------------------------------------------------ $3.75 Fl has been one of the biggest clearances in the history of " our business. The reason is that we have never offered such remarkable values as now. Change places with us for a short time and you will know why we have forgotten all about profits. The weather man has been kind to you but unkind to us. He has made it possible for you Jo save money, while making it necessary for us to take the loss. Goods have gone out fast the past week, but there are scores of exceptional values left in Group A. Group B. Men’s Clothing, Ladies’ Coats, Furs, Shoes, Dry Goods, Furnishings, Groceries Come and judge for yourself as to the values we are giving. Hundreds of dollars in savings to the patrons of this store until Sale Closes Saturday, Jan. 31 All SHOES Are Blue Marked All DRESS GOODS Take The For a quick clearance.. Whether BLUE MARK. you need them now or not, a new Better supply your needs while prices are way down. You know the quality can be depended on. Several pieces of Mixtures and Plaids, regular 50c quality; Blue tag price _________ ___ 39c A half dozen pieces of Black Dress Goods, different weaves, Blue tag price--- - _r___------ 69c 54-inch Broadcloth, blue, red or piue tag price-------- ------- $3.30 grey------------------------------ 45c Ladies’ $3.50 Shoes. Blue tag price______ -—-- —__.$2.90 Every piece of Dress Goods has- A new Blue Tag price. Ladies’ high cut Button Shoes, high or medium heel, $3 value $2.40 Big lot qf.J7c Flannelette------ 13c Misses’ high cut Button Shoes, 11 to 2. $2.25 value$1.89 Blue Mark on Blankets, Comfortables $2.00 Child’s Shoes, as above, 8 tn and Batts. 11$1.65 Men’s Ralston Shoes, new styles Good size Blankets in heavyweight tan, grey or white—------ 98c in $4 and $4.50 models. _$3.40 Men’s $3.50 Fellowcraft Shoes, Extra large Blankets$1.48 cut to------ --------------- $2.90 $5.00 Wool Blankets$3.95 10 per cent discount .on all Boys', Misscs’^gnd Children’s Shoes $3.00 Plaid Blankets..$2.35 YoUr choice from the largest' and not otherwise.priced. best assortment of Comfortables Men’s Dock Foot Rubber Boots, we have ever ahown at 1-5 off. Blue tag price----- —$3.00 Men’s Buckle Arctics98c Large pure white Batt, enough for a Comforter__.65c Men's Duck Lumber Jacks...$2 10 per cent discount on -dll Heavy From now on you will need warm Rubbers except Ball Band. Bedding. pair of shoes for every member of the family will be a good invest* ment. One Jot of Ladies’ $3 Shoes, most­ ly small sizes, in patent or kid; Blue tag price------------- $1.48 One lot Ladies' Shoes, all leathers values up to $3.50. Blue tag price-$1.98 Ladies* Queen Quality $4 Shoes; GROCERIES 22J4 lbs. Cane Sugar$1.00 Kerosene Oil, per gallon!____ _____8c 8 lbs. Rolled Oats______________ 25c 5c 2 boxes Matches..... i________ 9 bars Lenox Soap___ ___________ _25c 1 lb. Royal Baking Powder.......... 35c 6 bars any Soap 1 kind or ass'td... 25c Church's or Marco Soda_____ ... 2 packages Yeast________________ Blue Ribbon Baking Powder.__ 5c 5c 9c 22c Soroso Coffee. 3 lbs. best Crackers _____________ 20c 3 packages Seeded Raisins------ ._25c 10c can Calumet Baking Powder....5c 5 packages Corn Flakes---------------- 25c 3 cans Alaska Salman.. Large can of Tomatoes. 5 lbs. of Whole Rice 4 bars of Hand Sapolio. 4 bars of Sapolio.—... vr4<>c 25c ...10c ...25c ...25c ...25c Men’s Clothcraft Suits, were $15; Blue Tag Price.$11.00 Men's Clothcraft Suits, were $10 and $12; Blue Tag Price$7.85 Boys' Norfolk Suits at..20 per cent discount Boys' Knickerbocker Suits25 per cent discount Men’s Trousers at..-.-410 per cent Off A reduction on all Men's Sheepskin Lined, Corduroy, Canvas end Fur Coats. Men's Mackinaw Coats at 25 per cent discount. January Clearance on Men's Great Bargains —-— Domestics Clothing These are remarkable price offerings during our annual Blue Mark Sale and the buying opportunity is an unusual one owing to the completeness of the assortments shown. You can thank the weather for this as the backward season has retarded the sale of winter goods. . * Your choice of any of our Men’s Dress Overcoats that sold for $18 and $20; Blue Tag Price--------------- --.$13.50 Your choice of all Overcoats that sold up to $15; Blue Tag Price------------------------ _____------------ $10.75 Your choice of all Overcoats that sold up to $10; Blue Tag Price-------------------------------------------- $6.98 Your choice of all Boys' Overcoats that sold up to $7.50; Blue Tag Price------------------------- •;$4.95 Your choice of all Boys’ Overcoats that sold up to $5.00; Blue Tag Price ___ ----------------- ¥__$3.95 Men’s Clothcraft Suits, were $17.50 to $20; Blue Tag Price$14.75 Winter Furnishings — ‘ Cotton Goods sum very high, but to add interest during this sale we have, reduced the prices in this department in harmony with the other prices throughout the store. 9- 4 Lockwood Bleached Sheeting------------ 27c 42-inch Pillow Tubing--------- l__17o 45-inch Pillow Tubing---------------------- :—18c Good weight Brown Sheeting6*/2C Dress Ginghams, values up to 14c------------ 9c Apron Check Ginghams6c Dark and light heavy Outing Flannel-------- 9c 22-inch Dark Outings------------------------------ 5c Fancy Table Oilcloth...._______________ 14c 10- yard piece 13c Longcloth ___L—-------- 98c Best Prints------------------------.'4#c Rugs and Draperies Men’s Dress Shirts, values up to $1.25, to close at..------- __89c Men’s Work Shirts.-------------- 39c Men’s Blue Jersey Shirts------ 45c Men’s Sweaters, shawl collar_.45c Men’s $3 75 Sweaters, blue, grey — or red, blue mark:_____$2.95 Men’s $1.25 Caps98c Men’s $1.00 Caps79c Men’s 50c Caps42c Men’s 19c Cashmere Hose.__.10c Men’s 50c fleeced Shirts and Drawers-39c Clearing Corsets We carry a well assorted stock of Warner’s Rust Proof, American Beauty and Paris­ ians. Although these are staple, we have blue marked them at a big saving to you. $3.00 values------------ 92.38 $2.00 values$1.65 $1.50 values— $1.20 $1.00 values—. .85 Blue Tag on Linens $2.00 Table Linens— $1.48 Men’s $1.00 Ribbed Union Suits 79c $1.50 Table Linens——$1.19 Men’s heavy fleeced Union Suits $1.00 Table Linens— .83 89c Stamped work, lunch cloths, Men’s $1.00 Wool Shirts and Drawers87c towels, napkins, dresser Men’s $1.50 Wool Shirts and scarfs 25 per cent off. Drawers $1.19 Plain and fancy HuckTowelMen’s $1.75 Pure Wool Shirts and ing and Brown Crash, 10 . Drawers___ $137 In order to reduce our stock of large Rugs to make room for spring stocks we have blue tagged them at prices that will assure a quick clearance. . 9x12 Axminster, $22 value.. . /_$17.85 Men’s $2.00, $2.25, $2.50 and $3.00 Union Suits cut to 9x12 Smith Axminster, $18.50 value$1425 $1.85, $1.95, $2.15 and $2.40 9x12 Velvet, $17.50 value...$13.75 Men ’s $1.00 Opting Gowns89c 9x12 Brussels, $16.00 value------------------ $12.50 8-4 Linoleums, 50c value39c Men’s 65c Outing Gowns._._.45c $4.50 and $5.00 Lace Curtains---------------- $325 Men’s Heavy Wool Socks, 50c value39c $3.50 and $4.00 Lace Curtains---------------- $2.85 Men’s 25c heavy Wool Socks..19c $2.50 and $3.00 Lace Curtains....$2.15 $1.75 and $2.00 Lace Curtains...$1.35 Men’s $1.00 Mittens?83c $1.00 and $1.25 Lace Curtains....—. ... 89c Men’s 50c Mittens43c Curtain Materials af way under prices, Men’s Red or Blue Hanks*_. 3c ___________________ 13c, 15 c, 20c,Men's 25c, Fur 35c Costs in Horsehide, Gallo­ way and Sheep Lined Corduroy at 20 Plain or Colored Scrims reduced to per cent discount. 9c, 11c, 15c, 17c, 22c These are exceptionally good values and should interest every man looking Stock up while these prices prevail. for a warm overcoat. per cent off. Ladies’ Skirts We have a nice stock of Ladies’ Dress Skirts in blue, brown, black, etc., in Serges and Fancy Mixtures. We are altering them at prices that will make them move fast. All $7 skirts at-------- 15.90 AU $6 skirts at-84.95 All $5 skirts at83.90 NELSON & COMPANY MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN ■ II — .................... .... . �JANVAIP IO‘i flBT URUDL Possible Solution. WU BUILT 82 TUBS MO cons-', person of shallow thought, terBottlesand Fountain Syringes The greatest value attainable in rubber goods. They combine service, durability and beauty. These rubber goods will help you save one-half your Rub­ ber Good? Expense during the next five years. We want you to see these goods whether you wish to buy now or not. The next time you are in town call in and ask to see them. They arc guaran­ teed for two years and sold only at the Rcxall stores. " They are made in our own' faptory and come direct from factory io you through our store, thus assuring you the maximum value for your investment. ELLIS E. FAULKNER, DEUTON. ----- —... Nv» England dinner at tho home ot Mrs. Cross Friday noon. January Iflth. Everybody cordially Invited to be The first school house Ln life bland Record-Harald. Hard to Satisfy. To buy books only because they were published by as eminent printer Bho fourth number on our lecture unable course will be given next Monday vvenfng. January 19th. by ths Danish Musical Club. This company con­ sists of Theodore Petersen, violinist; | Miss Maud Heath, pianist, who for yean has been a pupil of Klahrs of the Boston Conservatory. Altogether It is un excellent company and RrotntoM a.fine entertainment for the ev­ ening. Single admission J5 cents. The W. C. T. IT. held a Mothers Meeting with Mrs. Murdock last Tuesday which was very well attend­ ed and all enjoyed the program. Elmer Kelley of Cluvcrdaio spent Wednesday In town. ing that did not fit him. only because customcd,” lecturers before tho public today. - He tendlng this early school used pens has been for rventcea years In-the made from goose quills and their Ink lyosum work a ntlnlsfcf-, evangelist wax vteoped from dye yielding bark. WATCH FOR THE NEW VACUUM CLEANER Deacon Isaac Ilrlggs taught the first term und. according-to those, few died Wednesday evening following an remaining souls who can remen\bcr, he taught a most excellent homo of her sow north of the village school during the winter of 1833-33. and burial at Hickory Corners Friday. Hummer classes were held und Mrs. AND SWEEPER COMBINED caring fbr her. also taught during the winter term. I daughter of Coats Grove visited rel­ atives here from Friday until Mon- Saturday Is gaining . nicely. Her mother from Hastings Is caring for her. Bills are out announcing the lecture In Kaiamasoo over Sunday. to be given by Dr. Johnson. Several George Dlnkcl left Wednesday of our people have already heard | night for Los Angeles, Californio. hlin und all say- Il Is a treat worth while. At ths Baptist church Jan. 11th. Seventh Grade. Wc had examinations In k< ogruphy, spelling and physiology l.i«t week. Wc have a new micro- ope. Mr. Mich. Ultls Msrgnret Harrington has re ­ “Th« Rcxali Store" Pelton ceived n beautiful hand niudc dress Bolster llxi'd It lust - Friday so w» from relatives In Englund. Although could look ut some blood. Eighth Grade. the little SUM does not appreciate her lovely gift now, she,will when sho 4s We have been having examinations some older. the past week. SHl'L/rZ. NORTH HOPE. We are now studying agriculture. A slelghload from hero enjoyed a John Hallock ot Douda Corners nlensant evening with Mr. and klrs. Frank Chilson spent Saturday and Bunday with Tom Fox and family at ■pent Hunday at Mrs. H. Hallock's. Elmer Kelley at Cloverdale last Wed­ Ninth Grade. Mrs. Carrie Hhultx and children of nesday night. I'rairlerllle. rife and daughter Hastings spent Friday and Huturduy. with Mr .and Mrs. J. Porn. from Boynrj City visiting hur Stanley Brown entered school MonvisHo'rn~at~DonMd McCallum'* ' I Harry Nagel vlsltod relatives In short time. Mira Alice Foley spent Bunday with j JBddkvllIe from Thursday until Balher sister. Mrs. N. O. Bump of Clover- unjpy. with Mra. Heth Clark mxt Thursday ninth grade. dale. Mias Grace Bouma of Haallnga I afternoon. Fred Hughes was In Galesburg Went Hopo spent Bunday with Mr. J- “art. i..Lrc- nnJ Ti-uih Grade. amt Mrs. Bernard DeGolla. Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1 lerce ana Wednesday attending Masonic school orHU»irx uernaru i«wraus. daughter of Dowling called on friends of Instruction. School began again Munday after a Miss Ethel Johnson Is assisting I hcr* Hunday. ? »o weeks vocation. with the work at the creamery this) Thc ahu)u creamery will hold its pleasantly entertained n few friends In Geometry wc have Just taken up weekannual meeting und election of of- at Cards last Friday evening. Ilobcrt H.nderaon of Nashville | ticera Wednesday, Jan. 21. There is The annual meeting of the Ladles: spent several days of last week at Hay, talk of Installing hn ice machine. Ev- Aid wen held last Wednesday after­ England and we find Plefcc's. ; cry patron should bo there to vote. noon. The following ofihern were very Interesting. Ing lain morning. Fred Green. nlng. The violin which Mr. Peterson on magnetism WE WILL HAVE IN STOCK IN A FEW DAYS Richland. number of Indiapn trooping by tho little log achool house. One day, dur­ ing the winter of 1115 when Miss Ceiista Barnes had charge of the school, an Indian camo to the door carrying a long string of fish, asking When sho Informed him that sho did not the Indian stepped forward and seeing tho , children muttered I something about many |u>pooso und I left the tlsh, evidently believing that, one woman with so many children tu care for would surely need them. Another achool was taught In Dca- What s the use paying $10 or $12 when you can buy the BEST there is on the market for less. Let us come to your home and demonstrate, costs you nothing. E. TUNGATE <3 SON, Merchants, Banfield. Michigan. school for girls. Miss Mary White, daughter of the Rev. Irfwls White, taught tho first term. The first pulrllc school house, for the building of which school taxes were, assessed. Heavy Goods Sale! the vlllagi, on the north sidq ot the road leading to Yorkville. Deacon | Ikubo UrlXKs was the teacher during] tho flnit term. During lliu winter months It was i-ustumary for thui buys ts sweep the Hours und build] A sale that it will pay to patronize. Now is the tin^c to buy these goods right when you need them, and we need the money so badly that wc have put a price on these goods that will sell them. rested upon thc shoulders of the girls. | There was still another school house at the rear of the Methodist Episcopal church. Thc Rev. Ashmen Kruippen was the teacher. This I hulld|ng Is still In use. b'llng main­ tained ua it town hull. Tim- seminary was built In 1854 mid burned down 33 years luti-r. It Thursday pot. Professors Hardy Andrews Heavy Bed Blankets, Outings, Etc., at C <3.50 Bed Blankets at----------------------------------- 51.95 • N. -II. Walbridge. and Senator J. C. cation na •ad- cold B.1NHELD. Mr. an<l Mrs. John Shetticld and) discover..1 that the mother, Mr*. Sarah Sheffield, spent] Of wmi of the ninth S.iturday at Mr. Reynolds meeting! owned by the Danish royal family. y hurse. <Walt until with Mrs. Shnmakrr of “Penn Yiii.l New York. All had a very pleasant' | C T Twill outfit. day. For removing flower pot stalna from mteqng wgb Mrs,',Hail _ _ ___ _________________ . Mr. (tnd Mrs- John Sheffield, andj tbs w1ddow*«in«, fifio Wood ashes aro] evening. Jmi. !»th. Mrs.'Grace Moa-I busy for the librarian 'mydsworkA " Mr. and Mrs. Dell Groat were en'tcr-J excellent. • Her. leader. Everybody cordially inMiss J.-nota'Mull, n tn III with a t;.incd Sunday at ' Win. Renkcs* of BANNER WANT ADVH. PAY. j ‘1,ed ,o present._________ | sucond attack qf appendicltla. Dowling. Geo. Sheffield of Hastings came for* IIIXDK tXHlNERS. ClAJVKRDAUyC. j bis mother. Mrs. Sarah Sheffield, who, ■ Mrs. Edith Mutter of- Kulmnnxoo. ......... Peter .Mosher ....................... ... rent Thursday with her grandmother. I Hhqltx were the go- so, of Mr. und and ,Mre. Sheffield. Mrs. Husk- Geiser, ami helped her Mrs. Arthur Pnlton Ti<Wy for cKIck(pending a few cclrbrate her ,7«lh birthday. cn dinner. Powers, who is Mr. und Mrs. Luther Sweet enterMr. und Mrs. Bert McCallum have talne.l their sdn und wife ot B»fifield returned from Kul.imaaoo where they Thursday. ] have been visiting Hw petal week. The I armers’ institute will be held) January 21st at thc church, opening at! ~ >'/■ ■-!.*!» A......... ] 10 a. m. State Speaker J. Lurkins of friends. 1 Paw Paw will attend the meeting. - sonic Unit with ----------------Springs spent Tuesday with the lut- been upending ;ra. Mina Adams ha* been curing ' There will be an evening session con-: ■ Mira Lura Tobias attended thc. lee-! for, Mrs. 5---- Nora - Gli -n n uhd son How-i ducted by Prof. C. E. Holmes of the . ----------,-hey ur<| rccov-j Biind bCh<xd of Lansing. A full local; ^pr-. m Hustings Monday night. I “«* °... r hatamux. J. It. Duly und Mrs. Scoville uf I * r,nK , kh - . program with fine inu-sic will be given. llndcrshutt Dint, tjjwiit one day lust] llhg Mb« dinner < mhrrin.. ButurdaV .'.JL her’dniJ V?,.’"ir w.i" h.c .?er\c‘!, **> ,hc Ladit* I week at Mr. und Mrs. A. E. Phillips*.Thc Shults L. A. S. will serve din-| Iu ,•thu — Uro und th- Itatncs became pur paMor has moved into the par­ ner fur nrr lur tun tho ciiuiis Shults vrvainery Creamery riiceunc nwetlng :! •~‘■'Gous ------- uSiviu Iwtoru ».■«;/ they i -nild over ethno ... ................ ... Jun. ..... ...... . Ill, III. Bh< Kh.-: urua-i.nr. sonage where he will keep house until I next W.dni-sduy, 31st. -them. was-burn. <1 quite badly. W. O/Toblas and wife attended the’ , Mr' “nV, ?’r*- Anhar Puttun und his wife arrives from England. Rutl-.nd H. K. Convention Hunday. daughter Helen and MlM Taylor spent Reuben Webster and wife of Darryl Mr. und Mrs. Burrci Phillips of; Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. Marion spent Tuesday with Geo. Winters and Hendernhuit spent Hunday with -the i L*uavcupuri. v*-nport. _ . „ «" ' .. -.... ___ _ Mrs. Mrs. AU, Addle Oliver <•( Katamaxo'o Is wife. Mr. am! Mrs. John Bmld returned| Following Is the program for Un­ air. unci Mrx..jicnry w unuison ; Saturday from Denver, Colo. Theyi ion Grange Saturday (tight • Mr. und Mrs. Biai hlcfr entertain, d | went last fall expecting to stay if they Singing from Grange Melodies. ’ ’ Roll Cull—llcspondctl to by mem­ u dancing,party at their honiu Satur- liked thc country. . . ■ j bers naming whut they think the day evening. Grange should work hardest for the FIXE LAKE coming yeur." There has been considerable fish-1 •'Grunge I’luna for 1IH4"—Liy Wor­ und Buuth Maple Gn>vo next Sunday. ind on the crust of the lake. Once in] Del ton, . Michigan thy Master ltri>. Hutliawuy. The revival m< •■Uiiks1 will bu con­ ■ "If You Gat It At Kopf' Clean.” tinued this week <-xc«pt Baturduy a while .ypkkcrcl is-surprised by find­ ing himself mit uf the water and into .Hume RvmuTks un Bunday House­ night. keeping— Hlsler Ilrlggs. The Y. V. A. will bo led by Mrs. the air and then into the frying pan. LicUtt-Iliad Ing—Ry Julia Myers. Gurney. The tuple If,"Ambitious Lura Tobias. Lecturer. Try a pouad of jur Boston Combiaatiog Coffee, extra fine.............. ......... 30c 10 lbs, pure Buckwhest Flour............ ......... ....40c Codfish, extra fine....... .. Lard Compound............... . fl boxes Violet Ray Matches. .25c Maple Sugar, per lb............. ____ 25c ....... 2fc • boxes Jaxou Washing Powder. ____ 25c .51.25 .4UC AU kinds of Fresh ami Sell Meats at living pricas. Boast of Beef. Saintday, only................. L...____ WILLIAMS & SON, Hickory Corners, Mich. Sure of Satisfaction When you buy from Kelley of Cloverdale. We make un uliort to buy what you wum and w<i initial that uv. fry tiling we put io our elock be fresh and oi good quality. . Highest Market Price Paid lor Bui tor and Eggs. *ERJ . KELLEY *S,. CLM?CHIGA n” Mr. Ritchie und another man were ***>•<>• DOWLING. at the Auto Inn over night and for I n r-, m d in,r? ,Eihttr,,’ul ur* ' Mr* a,,u Mr”* ' ^VorniontvUle botli qti lie illnt this wrUitiKspent u few days with .Italr daughter, an mdefinitc length of time, the same Ining dciermini-il by the fishing, und Mr. und Mrs. I red VanLuke expert Mrs. Fern DcCrocker I .st week. u.mJ‘nt?.liLeJr“?Vr»,.2f “ nhU'u Vund.n..r entcrChris Vand<-rv< <T ha*. iHon v „.v.- the weather. Mr. K. h just recover­ Montelth the first of this week-. ... _ amt-mother ... ------ L -from ing from un attack of the pleurisy. tuhiing his .fdtlK-r Hubert Laning of Mutmiu. Ind., was. near' Holland. John Hall and Will Kirk arc each thc guest of Etta Storr the past week: Hilus Doster und LimMr of Pralrie- Working in Battle Creek. Arthur G'orhum und family of vlllo visited Jake DU'ivckcr Hatuiduy Johnstown dialled ut Thomas Gor­ night und Sunday. business Wednesday. , ■' •' ham's Thursday. i ■ Mrs. James Green r.Jurncd BaiurThc new occupants arc moving unto duy from Alblun whi-rw she went to the Oberlin fatni. j vtalj-Mra. George Grc-njund children. Mrs. Samuel Buwuc of Batik Creek, Uew . ......... .. __ _ . Claraneu .HoOliinn Is working for her home last Tiiurxda* J»f paralysl- mother of Edward Bowtie, has been llumc-r Flnjrcr. hud been un. Invalid tor nearly seriously ill for a few days past. Mr. Sluter owing to,Abo llhu-su of Hhu We see luls jd birds around Ihe lake live years. Her hmUuid who has Ilia wife wagUnable 14'keep his upin thc course of the seasons, but sel-1 pointmtn | al Milu last Habbutli. ----- Em .....­ mourn ................ her lor% with four viiiiurcn. nhlldrcn: doiii.a stork. Yet lie mijst have been] erson Lewis conducive-----• - u,rnist Wurnpr utlrHug; Charles of very 'inter< tlm.- Sunday School. Truv Idaho: l.lnti,,. Anna A.*.. . TellH....I.. rhp f-c. Troy, since-if that'laby story is correct.—C. Mrx. John Dosb-r Is making many Wlllt.j E. I’.. I-II- U. Iniprurcimmto In her plcssunt home. of Banlleld. iFivn gram II. Bripiuslool and wife. ?nd G E. rwenly-cighi Uf the friends mid aides her broilicr amt <*!» Eli rural Paul and wife visited al Henry Budd's neighbors of John Straiten surprised wus held Haturdny frul on Thursday and helped Mr. and Mrs. him in Ills .huniu Halurdity t-voning. church. Rev. Brucks u| Li. dispose of a very fine dinner. Uuinus. refrcslimuniH mid social chat interment lu thc csrnctd iBlVd llio evening hours which were , Frank Parmelee is hauling logs ti> gone nil too soon. und Mnt John Hlsx.UUKCju Bunllchi Frey’s mjy. Some day there mav be Thc Milo pvopln extend sympathy spent Bunday with Wilf Henkes and a*iiew barn roof some distance above lo tho family of Gcurgo Dunning tvr the carih over on Frank's farm, and Illis nceoml Iwrcavenietit tn the tics th it will uol be thc only baru.rouf there of Mrs. -Felder. Mm. Dunning's mutit­ »<>melmug harm cither unless .imicthiii;: happeus. . -Mads In Engll er. so closely following the death of to Brit ix (o ent-'1 Oral '■'■”* Kr.ock,-lb’4llk's: little- boy, the Orders are frequently Mr. Dunning'S motherThe Milo for labols ill4s ’“r,‘ »'vk dprmg la-,1 ladles*indefinitely postponed the so­ iah and French label mal MWlMt- !?l» V“ ” “ Wri" cial billed fqr Friday evening in (lie bearing, fancy descrlpUf aillu church^or Kobiim fps Bouth Amsriean trade. Thus r|14r«l trees ou hi, recently purchased W>xr HOPE. Had to oxs cute or- 'farm. axacute Guy MoManuu bus gone to Bhatts- raaktrs aro repeated burg to work• dart for labels bearing. n<3b indlea-1 Rw Waierit bought anuthor hurwi Uom aa Smith, Regent Btroet street;; Brown. • Children and Thtir Pets. Piccadilly; Gabrielle or Suaatme. Huai •>'a' • is ev«ry iklns-i ’ curt tbetusehtM oat." goods to I fublo to think children pot luck sup. reason to believe that lard are I P«ta b- thtlt ih in the other, j । right way A#? fwr‘UM*j ..... .. -51.15 ’>1.00 Shirts.’. $LS3 Shiits.... 79C (iJ.OO Reversible leather and Corduroy at lurry Costa at.$J-?s >1.1)0 Corduroy Coals at >3.80 Corduroy Coals st-. ’•........ ..... Men’s Wool Sox >1.1X1 Sox at .. ......... 7pc 50 cent So: 25 cent Sox at-------------------- - Men’s Winter Capa, Mittens and Gloves — ----------JI 50 Mittens . $i oo ll.25Milteus........................... $100 #1.00 Mittens.. ...........1___ _ 50 cent Mittens______ _______ J4c £> cent Mittens. ............. , J.I8c Ladles and Gents Heavy Underwear at a Larjc Discount. Always a Complete Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries and the Price la Always Rifiht. F. H. DEPARTMENT WILKINSON STORE Both Phones, Bell and Citixcns '— Michigan Prairieville 10 PERCENT OFF Kopf & Kopf 1.50 1.25 .99 .64 .08 Bargains in Men's Wool Shirts Men's Work Coats P on all winter goods during this month. Re­ member this sale closes, positively, the 31st day of January, so invest now and' save your money and your health as well. J *J"~ X2.35 Bed Blankets at ...__ _ Ms.oo Bed Blankets at------- - .... Mt.75 Bed Blankets at_L. ft.35 Bed Blankets at.................. .80 B< d Blankets at.._______ All xo cent Outings, per yard__ _ fl.SOShirts lenty of winter weather yet to come and unless your heavies are good for four or five more months service you had better invest in some new ones while our sale is on. We are offering Our Every-Day Prices remarked Comm will be 14th. Ur. Al glad when our buys make good, still tho town needs young men such as i friends here last week. Miss Cathrinc Campbell of Clover­ lie anent Sunday *.ra Xnih^l's X evening •“■n,nr at “ Theo- »*™ Ch-mbertaln. Will -*1 iitiit Fred. A Anders utaved fur n Mias Shultx and Archie To“ .n‘brf g^A* 41.bias ofBertha Hasting, culled on frtands here Sunday. High street Friday evening. Mrs. Nick Acker of Hope Center We are very glad to state that Har-*, rbmn Hart ta some Improved. Mrs. Charlrs Anders and son Fred spent Bunday Willi John Audera, Jr R.msdy for Stain* qf West Hope. caustically window placed hurlxontally, almost the entire width of the room. . ’ ♦ Business is Business ▼ ” ♦ ▲ . And wc mean business when wc tell you that you can always get a-square deal at our store any old time, and wc guarantee you will get your money s worth in the bargain. Wc can save you mttaey as our expenses are not as large as in a city. 1 herclore wc can sell (or a little less. ♦ ▲ ” . ▼ ▲ ♦ Everything in Winter Goods and wc think by the looks of the weather you will need t>unie. Here arc a few suggestions: CAPS, GLOVES, MITTENS. COATS and RUBBER FOOT­ WEAR FOR MEN. AUTO HOODS. SWEATERS. GLOVES and MITTENS for Ladies and Girls. In fact wc- have something warm for the whole family. . WM. RENKES & SON, K** Plionc,’ Hastings 34a—jr HanfidJ,' »j—3 PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING II you have m^y work in tliv above liutb 1 slud bu inoiv than plowed lohgute with you un this job. Anil you will find my pricus aa low us i cafi possibly make (hemMy Other Lines—Pnuuuwtic Pressure Syslups, Wells/ Windmills ond^Gas Eugintj Installed. DELTON �THE » and electricity. Basement nr f8x84. 3 full Iola, one block | from High School. Inquire 818 «.i Walnut Ft.. or Phone ISO. Hastings. E X1 mill on Cal. Cullers Tbornnnple I*ake. Lenhart.' 3-wl:s I MRR • THE CHURCHES NEWS The Best-for-the-Money Store Fpiacopai Church. W. J. Locltlon. Reytor. clerking of Rlede, U Sunday senicon: Sit'S A. m;. Holy ...4« vacation. PCmwlrv At-T F^’nk Asoinsn Iwb * Cnrtimunlon: !#:3# n. m.. Morning enjoying a t liter of Vermontville, fometen Ate. Frank Asplpall |y‘-|prnyfr (Holy Communion on first known in this or Raio—In lots ot :t> lb< or more. I Sunday In the montli): llm.. Bnnday left Thursday for l^inlulana wherecity, she quantity of pdro buckwheat flour School; 7 p. m . Evening Prayer, manufactured by Cedar Creek mill,1 A cnrdtal tn all. fled people.* dancing-| Guaranteed gfitlcr- ’’ *' — — 1-wki ChrtMtan Hch-nco Nockiy. [party •( t btrker Uouae. Friday J ■Ikketa were sold. The • - ----- -Sunday. January II, 19H. second lot In floor of Nn. 110 Jefferson Ht. Hunday I J"•>«•’ servlea 10:30 A. M. Bubject. ’’LIL .’’ ^talnme. Hunday School. 11:4G. Wednesday | "•' 1 '•-‘-••’cl—»n. —7“ I evenliiK tcstlmonlnl service. 7:30. | Jn n lotted tn his father, Dr. Hhef-1’ i Bendlhit Room m name address W i l!,,ld. Harold Nli. iflrl.i. who rcccnilj? ..JS'oprn .very Wednesday and Balurday < ntcrod Ute-Msnllus Military Traln-I h-avlna city. Fred Muhlltner, Hjo 5 |f»6 p whpr<, al,thf>rl„„ inK School tMaEHyraemu-. N. V.. states 1 ..... I literature may l*e rend nnd purchased. ,,IAt *?£*!£*• «l,r *’ho<*l very much.; J A welcome Is extended tn the ppbll.-. Mr. HhfWl. lih,.f.irnirrly played In -------------kiienrel >* hand. <*nd ho U now playins Presbytcslan Church. | baritone in the neodemy hand. nt Booit’s Implement Rtoro ,■ Tissoi’n warld-fnmoun paintings of Mary Rlduk. 17 years bld. a Rus-'! Helmer. I the Life of Christ will bo thrown mt "Inn girl who . mud- complaint, .w — --------- the canvas with llm nld of thc nrc |atmlnst TbMr.Jfttishnnsky mt a slain-; with five fillers and six chairs In. light st.-r-optlcon next Sululay nt 7:<*n I t°rv ■•hnrjte. Juts left town 1-avins Bullion <*ak. .Ml In cood condition, p. m. Tlssot's Interpretation of lhel *I,IJ Shertf” J. A. Meade. SOI Michigan Ave. iwk j.|f,« ..f Christ has thrown a now light card bearl Heavy Work Coats Corduroy Coats, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, Duck Coats, $1.50, $2.00, $2.! Mackinaws, $3.00 to $8.00 Sweater Coats, $1.00 to $8.50. $5.00 Heavy Wool Pants $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 near C. K. A ft. depot. Corner Bolt­ wood <ind Walnut Ht. ■ Will tnko In 1 exchange horses and live stobk.1 lUNNl'R office. Heaven was ,n In Medford. Mans. ’ amc forih i<» Mnt, Jason McElwain is spending , - —— — ...... King of Kings | ihe week in Detroit. On Thursday Mill Bl. Furnace. electricity, gas. HI h Nhamcful I *ho will attend 1 he twenty-tlrai nniilMKMlrrn bath room. Mrs. Mae '-'versary luncheon of thc lanilsn Halnt K • . ’ L— I F<w Kale. Clw^nfine covered wneon .a> ascension are carefully portrayed Clair Chapter Daughters of the Amer­ (intnmt to Rent—Electric. . Can ZSTfor medicine, milk or 1’•>' ,hJ;- ‘hl? ican RcvotottatL There will also be nd power cleaners lo rent by peddling, new. Mu<t w»ll nt once, i,,nu 1 " .h^t'h ’i.? hold a meeting of th- -late chairmen au-shla lime, which Mrs. McElwain will attend. She being chairman of «—Farm In CnMleton 8 miles , will also be shown. Free will ■offering Telephone 22 Leading Clothier iroved with two acts of buildings. . t> p py, ti nuno iromt —................ .................... niis)inn« 1-wk' The Presbyterians will dedicate Rebekah* Install officer*. __________ --------------------- j their new kitchen next Friday nftorThe members of Hiawatha Lodge ------- ---- ----— black mare: > noon Jan. l«th. The Aid Hoclety will No. 53. Rebekah*. held Installation, | heifer duo April 1: also 3 hroo.1' hold their quarterly meeting at 3:30. | snwa Goo. D-Mott, Cltftens Phone. I And nt 8:30 will serve supper to their 1-wk ' husbands, to thc men of the congr.-i ----- ——————------------ —-------------- I gatlnn and to the Fellowship <’lttW Man 30 with hnrso nnd buggy to m(.n vA hundsomn. kitchen, fully deputy Installing ameer, assisted by, exchange. John Doric. Freeport i sell Stock Condition Powder In I equipped, has been hnllt. -Cupboards. Grand MarshaLli-st-r Keith. The following were Installed: Barry County. flalary . shelVM. tables, with open shelves beN. G.—Florence Khultx. month. Address » Industrial Bldg.. lww.n the kltrhen and tho dining For Hale—Light driving himru hand V. G — NeHU ffc Onwer. Indianapolis. Indiana. *’w"t;room. sufficient t«> •meet nil needs. made. Rood condition. Phone 131-8 1 R. fl.—Ollye Conlon • . * "-V -i have been provided. Much credit is HMtro—Chnro t*o> on farm 2 mll-s . , \tr f c EdF. S-—Lulu E. Gregory. from high school. Andrew C. Brown 'I monus, who has taken personal nernonki cnarge charge r rnone rings.____________ i-wn Qf |hw lmprOvemenls. -Jennie E. Bklllman. mitten for left hand. Inquire tu BANNER office. 1-wk ’•’n- Halo—pair of work horses, wt.! Aid Na. 3 enjoyed a day’s nutlng 3.080. Also 100 bushels good oata. I iMt Thursday, being entertained by 50c per bu. Ray Perkins. Phone Mesdames Engle. Resell. Hughson >Urman, Nashville. 48-3 rings. Woodland. . 3-wks and Brown nt the homo of Mr. Jfthn i Engle, northeast of tho city. A big rice on application. George Boll. 1 r’Caats Grove, It. 1. Cltliens phone. settle an estate. Enquire Thoma* -Edna Wood. Burton Terry. out In full force. P. N. G.—Elisabeth Ashaltcr. — —— -- —----A oounicuu*. wmnvZ was served at ton township. Good hulldlnxa. fair; noon ull(1 the-huslnr-wi mcetlnit held fences. Till** farm will be sold on (n thP afternoon. It wn« a most en-l BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. eM«>n.I.U terma. I hava joynlflc affair. inch rlmrw; heavy bohr aerm Joining that I will M*ll also If The Missionary Society will serve1 | HASTINGS MARKETS party want* both. W. H. CoKawell. supper al thc church on Wednesday, Coata Grove. Mich. Phone from Haxtlntt*. 2-wk* engine, good condition. John Par Methodist Episcopal Church. nr. irving.__________________ 2-wk. *A*r Hale—Fino Rulf Orplnxtnn cockPastor. Rev. Russell H. Bready. Senices next Sunday nt 10:J0 A. M. bushel today bjrUhi- Hastings Milling nnd LOO P. M. Morning subject. ’The main the wmc Charles Allen on Walnut street Test of Church Membership, the kind Phono 884 B. of a man who ought not to h« In the cfiurrh, and the kind who ought to 1 be out." Evenihg. ’’Who 5Yn» Mhrtnk- ; have same by Identifying and pay­ Moses or Ingersoll?” ing for this adv. Inquire of Miss en.The following Is the mualcnl pro­ DeYoe at Dr. Lampman'*,. 3-wks Ono upper tusk irone Crystal Creamery gram for next HunUny: or Rent—Three nicely furnished Lo<-Watch fob. Finder pleuoc leave Organ Prelude— Mnt Doy>fslents. 118 E. Walnut 8t.tf Response. ’’Thy Will Be Done." by at the .DANNER office. Harold Trnyte.—The Quartette. *antod—Every one to know that the Duet. "The Lord Is My Shepherd.” headquarters of the City Hack Line by Smart.—Mrs. Troxel. Mrs. Tltmonthly payment magaalne club are nowst Conch's Livery Bnrn. I marsh. Reply All calls promptly attended to night j Chorus. ’’Jesus The Very Thought itidg. or dsy. Barn phono 188. House • ol The.-” by Farmer. POULTRY AND BIDES. Grand Rapid* Mich. phone 654J. .Clyde Stedge. Propr., -,00 p j. Organ Prelude. Chorus. ’’Make a Joyful Noise." by Lehrer. Solo. "A Dream of Paradise.’’—Mr. Frank Horton. LACEY. I Organ I’ostlude. nose gUaacs. Finder leave at BAN­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilbur and son ------NER afflee. 1-wk Tnltcd Brethren (Tiurvh. Dark Tan Scotch Collie dog follow- Friday. service with valuable results and un­ cd me from Hastings Thursday •lelghlng fine, there was a largo at* usual , good attendance and interest. Some were saved others expressing a desire for the gp«*-ial Interest and id all report a good time. prayers of Christiana and the church. Walter Stanton and family visited Thc morning and evening meetings Woolley. on Hunday were both tilled with In­ Miss Laura Pursell la rick with the spiration and unuaunUy well attended. mcaalcA* The pupils on the Btcvena Agalna we solicit the Interest ot ail •chool are al! exposed to IL Christiana ot the community, who are Andrew Ketcham haa purchased Interested In community up build­ ing and the splritval welifiire of the unsaved. Next Bunday Parmen in need of Wire Fencing, Steel March SI. IL CogswelL Phone Wrissmt's Hardware. or phone 418-B. J. T. MOON «ick list. the result of being poisoned with lunuic. To settle the estate of the late R. D. Chapman, I will sell the’farm, a choice one of daTho Installation of Bandar School I’ctlowship Club. The Fellowship Cluh. of the Prcsby-' officers will occur next Bunday mom- public Installation. Junior Bndeuvor Society at 3:00 6’clock and Senior Endeavor nt 8:00 o’clock. 120 ACRES, best of soil, located 1 % a r-__ “ and grain farms in the county with a large 9 room bouse, large basement bam, Baptist Church News. •on: by Mrs. Nelson Burroughs and •he Male Quartette- Mrs. Foster re­ nted a temperance selection. Mr. Roy especlally dlsciutring ■rd. Bunday. n,t Bunday School. 10:80. Alteafrace length the •nt laat Sunday. Their aitn lg fifty en- PRICE $75 per acre. psstor. Subject. -Second Coming ot Christ.*- Solo by My. Kellar. Young People’s Meeting. 8. Lead­ er., Miss Irene E»i<m'. Attendance and Interest Increasing. Toke Fellow Band, 8:08. leader. MwardE. Berry. Adm. Address Bellevue R 5. Ball pfaoad. Battle Creek Exchange BANNER WANT ADVA. PAT. ^Evening service. 7:00. Always • bright, evangelistic service, with help­ messages In song and sartnon. > AJU Men* will sing "Th* Holy waning cottage prayt 0. at ihe home of Air HALID HAY AND STRAW. FREDS—RBTAIJ. PRICER. To Our Patrons At thisitimc wc (eel it advisable to make a statement of conditions in our line of business, , which are so unusual that most people will not understand thc reasons for the conditions of the butter market for the next few months. Last year was thc best year in the history of the country for large production of butter. Locally we had a drouth and this large production was not the case locally so much but generally throughout the butter producing countries this was the case. As is always the case, this surplus butter was bought and stored by commission men all over the country, and on account of the open fall and winter weather the cows kept right on pro­ ducing a surplus over what the people could eat. so that the commission men have not been able to sell any of their storage butter. • They are now becoming scared for fear they will not be able to sell this large quantity of butter, and are pushing it onto the market and taking any price that they can get for it, which is knocking the price of fresh butter. To make bad matters worse the butter stored during the past summer while.the weathbr was very hot, is not keeping well in storage, and a heavy loss will be borne by the commission men on this account. And then on top of all this the tariff on butter was lowered three and a half cents per pound allowing foreign butter to be imported that much cheaper than formerly, and a good deal of but­ ter is on ihe road'to this country from Australia and South America and this butter will come in competition with the poorer grades of fresh butter as well as all storage butter, and unless we get some unusually severe weather during the balance of the winter we will see an unusually low but­ ter market for the next two or three months. Dairy butterjwill be even harder to sell where there is a surplus over local demand, so wc want all dairymen to be patient with us as well ns other creameries, and not misjudge them for whatever drop they are forced to make in the price paid for cream. ' . „ On account of our big trade with retail stores in Detroit and other Urge cities wc are in better position than most creameries to sell butter, and we will have comparatively little to sell on the open market. ■ Now there is one thing that you can do to assist us in getting good prices for our butler and thus being able to pay you good prices, and that is in the care you take of your cream. Coolit at once after skimming and keep it in a cold place until sent to us and with your hejp we will pull through this unusual time with the least possible loss to us both. We want more eream and are always in position to pay full value tor it. Crystal Creamery Company HASTINGS, MICH. French’s White Lily Flour Made From Choicest Wheat Flouring mills all over the country like to get Michigan wheat to make flour from, or to blend with Spring wheat. When you buy flour that those mills make, Sou have to “pay the freight” on that wheat from lichigan out to wherever it goes. Then when the flour comes back, you have to "pay the freight” on that flour from the place where it is made, to the city or town where you buy it. That is why it is more economical for you to buy French’s White Lily. When you buy French’s White Lily you get a much better flour because it's made out of the best Michigan wheat, and you get it at a lower price. We save you those freight charges both going and coming, and give you a better flour. We buy the best wheat that is grown in Barry County, delivered right here at our mill. We pay a bonus to farmers whose wheat tests ’ over 60 pounds to the bushel, and ^ve pay enough so that it “makes it an object*’ for the farmers to “grow better wheat.” There are many farmers in this section who have been raising wheat especially for us for years. By carefully selecting their seed, and care in the preparation of the land they raise wheat that invariably tests over 60 pounds. They not only get the highest market prices for their grain, but in addition we pay them a good bonus on every pound their wheat tests oVer the 60 pounds. That makes a nice thing for the farmer, and a good thing for this mill, because it furnishes’ us with the best wheat that is grown—and that’s what French's White Lily Flour is made of aj^JtthraHadar ihe peace. Her tt on Saturday. Siu examination on with intent to do Middleville Roller Mills R. T. French, Proprietor ■mb MMKB Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER Sim Odd Fitlw Lodges DISASTROUS AHACK To AttMd School of ON FORT SAUNDERS listriictlon In Nashville PAILS=p*ils=PAILS Special Values 3 Big Specials In Men’s Fur Lined Coats and Men’s and Boys Winter Caps LONDSTREET WAS BESIE8 10 Quart Galvanized Paila, good qual­ PANT TWO-PMtS t TO It ING KNOXVILLE, TENN. ity iron, well galvanized riveted ears, heavy bail, very durable. Usually sold for 25c. Saturday, 2 p. m. Men’s Fur Lined Coats $17.50 10c One to a customer. By a lucky chance we were enabled to get in on a sale of ojen's fur Jincd coats that had to lie closed out nt a tremendous reduction from the-regular manufactur­ Strainer Falla, 12 quart, good quality ers price. tin, wire bail with wood handle. Hood and strainer over K* of top, 38c value, while they last Wc of course realize that it is late in the season to purchase lur lined coats hut the values were so great that we could not resist taking advantage ol the opportunity a^d bought a few of thc regular $25 and S30 coats at a price 25c that wc arc enabled to sell them to our trade for JL17.50 each and still make a small profit. good quality of tin; inside tray for pastry; coffee can in cover; bail locks cover on. Usually sold for 35c, 7-day special price The shell of these coats arc .made of a good quality black kersey, have a pieced Persian collar and are lined with pieced Ponyor Marmot fiir. 4 qt. Dinner Bucket. 8% x5K inches, Remember there are but a few of these coats and when thej- are gone we can get | no more at the price. 19c New York Store Grand Lodge Officers Extra Values in Men’s and Boys’ Caps At 50c * ‘ N. B. Waterman Hastings. Michigan '" ♦ . $17.50 each. repmu-nu-d tn n wnhobl'er mutrnrtlon which will tie held in INn.hvIlle on Wedncaday. January 31, Tin- »<-h«g>l of Inmrix dun win be held by Grand Maxtor Tixniipann. Of- Wlllbiton. nnd by Grund Secretary Ilogcnt. of Dan- Made ol selected all wool worsted and cashmere, heavy mercerized lined, nicely trimmed, full sizes, with high grade quality inside fur bands. Colors, black, navy, brown, gray and tan. Absolutely high grade goods. Best offered in Hastings for 50c each Treat Yonr Own , Live Stock Grant H. Otis & Co, WOMEN'S CLUB MN. 1 ninth meeting of the n'li Club w.m h'cld In Phone 74 Hastings, Mich. -At Yci-r Drug Sla.t Bound Over to Circuit Court. Jerome <’<ilc. of Johnstown, who was iirrcetcd for alleged violation of the local option law, received exami­ nation In Justice Cadwalladi r'« court, nnd was bound over to the circuit court for trial. He furnl’hed bond, for 1300. Jeromn Is aocused of fur­ nishing thc'tire water which enabled a husking party to have a joyful time rjnner Get tec Book Notv FREE tZuv-. jn-rTV, FMkta 1b. .Tw.Xw,., trtl «Jut a St. t-rwfcU sat C.E. IIIVET, llltlip. Kid. thin no one In particular furnUbed the booze, nnd thnt n bottle of "iqulrrel" won unvovrrrd nnd joyfully uhared being naturally, each for Iu apecinc purpoM-. Tolstoy. Tourgucnltt. Ivan 1'anln. Edwin Arnold, have each had quality of simple expression In, A FINE POSITION thia degree, but none to the sent extent as ; the Bengali, whose gift of simplicity Is wm. 1M.K.1, i ,ar **yond theirs In dignity nnd comWith tlx- Diamond Opual halt Com- pu^eas. Burna dearest wish w. pan*-, of Saint Clair. Han Cbargo that he might write n simple song that wh- n Henry Ix-mpke overturnod corn'aneck. The . ffn-t of the dlacot ... ------ — . ................... |mity that complaint* reached l*ro»ecuting Attorney Sulllvan'a office. lichee. Drmn'a ointment cures pllea. eczema—any ok In ttrhlnr. At all drug store,.—Adv. >■■ -- ‘BANNER WANT ADVS." RAY WATERS HAS ACCEPTED DIRTY CLOTHES townuhlp have a way of accumulating about every home and it's an expense and makes hard work for the housewife to have them MADE CLEAN if she has to do the work herself. Most women have enpugh to do without washing and we can do it for you for such a OUR SPECIAL SALE Last Saturday was well attended—we propose to continue this Sale with more values added On Saturday, January 17th 91.00 ♦ FA^SrJiSl.OO ▼ + ' 3 cans Hart Corn. 3 cans Hart Peas. 3 cans Hominy... 10 Iba. King Buckwheat....40c 10 Iba. Amber Graham i a nr» 25 lbs. Purity Flour \ l.UU 7 Iba. Oatmeal.. ............. 23c 10 Iba. Cora Meal............... 25c Wunderlich Grocery LITTLE MONEY 17th. 1*14: _ Song— "Merrily Slng.“ No. 54. Hull Call—Kczpnndcd. to by each naming In one word what our Grunge ahoitld work thc hardest- for thia that you can't afford to do the work any more for yourself. “We wash everything every other day.” Our wagon will call. AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY * Phono 843 RHULTIRR BROS., Proprietors Hoot �JANLAHY 18 t>!4. CVCTV HjN WtpS I On* of th* Mart Isbsni ' Things That Contribute pines* of Life. If a man wpnt* * hobby fa* ha* to go out agd hustle for one. Womaa finds one In her Up whenever she needs an*. Her bouse, her chfldr**, her bridge and her elub work tn for her natural'hobbies.‘ She takes them But tf a man feeta the need of re­ laxation and a hobby. It regnires » long process of selection, preparation, diplomacy and cunning before ho is permitted to bring on* Into the houseAnd he usually has to go round to the back door to get In. But once In he generally manage* to bold on to.It. Fbr a time it te as much of a household nuisance a* the man who stays home daring his vacation, get­ ting in the way of hi* female flock— the nurse, the cook and the dree*ruakeri—every time bo leaves hl* own room. But It is usually to redace the TWO SIGNIFICANT ACTIONS. Two events of great importance in the business world look place last week, which indicate a new direction of things in our commer­ cial life. The members of thc great banking house of J. I* Morgan & Co. announced publicly their withdrawal from the directorates of several corporations with which they had long been associated, and further stated that in the near future they wotfld do more witlidrawing of thc same character. Henry Ford, of Detroit, owner of the majority of the sitxk in the Ford Motor Co., announced for that company that, during 1914, the company would reduce thc working day to 8 hours, share $10,000,000 of its profits with it* employees, and provide minimum wage of $5.00 a day for thc commonest lalxvr in thc big plant of that company, which employs raKgopmcn. . j _ Thc significance of the act of thc house of Morgan lies in the fact that the son and successor of thc most powerful financier the world has ever known declares that thc Morgan bank withdraws from all directorates m obedience to thc demands of a public senti­ ment which is opposed to the system of “inter-locking directorates’' by which a few powerful interests could compel action that they desired. While it is true that the Morgans never used that power to the detriment of the property or its owners, it is not so certain that the public fared so well in the Morgan plans for the manage­ ment of corporations. This action of the greatest bankers In the world sets the pace. There will be thc end of interlocking director­ ates and complete dominance by tbc few. But it must .not be con­ sidered that the Morgan house will lose all interest in thc corpora­ tions of this country because its members no longer scr'vc on cor­ poration boards of directors. ' . ■ ' «. ’ The action of Henry W. Ford in distributing $10,000,000 of the profits of thc Ford Motor Cos. among their employees is significant of two tilings: First, the great prosperity of thc Ford Co., which alone makes such action possible, and second, thc recognition of the fact that, after a manufacturing plant has been equipped, and put beyond thc danger point financially, labor has thc right to a share in the profits as well as capital. * . —“'Arid' such organizations as the 1. WrW; and the socialist agi­ tation would receive a decided set back if all manufacturing and business institutions in tlic country would follow Mr. Ford’s ex­ ample as soon as their iustitdtidns are in a position to do. so with­ out crippling their resources, or putting their credit in danger. Wc expect to see many follow Mr. Fords example during 1914. With an income said to be second only to Mr. Rockefeller’s, Mr. Ford can afford to do what he has done. Thc Ford Co.’s product this year will reach over $150,000,000. ’ ... . a- wooDBi'iir George Gelael Hr. of Lansing visited his nephew Geo. Gclscl Jr. and friend* here tho lattcy part of tho Week. Mr*. Bywater and daughter 'Ml** Florence nnd grandchild Goldn Hoy were over Bunday visitor* with her daughter, Mr* Itycraon nnd husband Smith'* was wall attended Thursday. । There were fifty-nine present with un offering of M.4B. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Leffler of Woodland were among the | number. The next society win bo on- Estate of Hugh Campbell, deceased. Discharge Issued lo Fugal Campbell. executor. Estate or Florence Coykendall. minor. Annual report of guardian flletl. RELIC OF PONCE DE transferred from the old cathedral to So Insecure did thing but harmony should exist. Now having explained these thing* to your I Th* old ’ , Jewelers—Opticians Huge linen shields, raised high In tho air on slender poles, ward of! tho sun's rays from tho young trees In one of the public squares of Ber­ lin. Germany. They look like the scenery of an open air stage, but they were sot up simply to make a tem­ porary nuncry for the young lindens that have been. transplanted into Heidelberg Squard. Tho ehadeleaa park has no protection from tho hot sun, and until the little tree* get a start they need thia artificial shelter We want to convince you that it will be to your advantage to keep EVERY GOOD RESOLUTION you have ever made- Helps Form Character. A + this time of year nearly every one is mak­ ing some kind of a resolution. Often times these reso­ lutions are made without seriousness and may be kept or brok­ en according to the whim of the one making them. .>» and Captain Townsend gave the relic | agalnst' hi* better Judgment whtni back with warm emotions tu the life uf thc quaint red schoolhouses which to Mr. Robinson to add to his already i once dotted the country. A few of Interesting collection. thes<- one-room hall* of learning *tlll stand here and there. Just off thc dusIn the history of thia continent come*; another relic which Mr. Robinson lu a. transitory state, unu und >u In n,-the ~ - -------- -- --------------end probably only a tew ot them will ’ prominent min and n omen profited treasure*, a block of sandstone bear­ ■urvtvi-.'Mnd only those that have nad | W ‘"f, training <>r th<-*c picturesque ing th* dear Imprint of tho--human the wisest and must efficient manage- vduvuUonal instituilona Here wt mcnt. . 1 wen- taught the three It** and thc foot. It wa* tsken from "The Roeks." In the BANNER'S report ufthc ar.- ■ rudiment* ot other branchia Tin- a short distance from Shawneetown, nual meeting there an- one or two | maricra formed the young mind* • n- but over tho border line In Kentucky. k sirauiu mure iui- i , ~ ~ ------ — -.... .... .... ... It I* believed in tho neighborhood; the benefit ut j jiur I birch rod, the- dunce cup und oth< t rho du nut live Ru primitive equipment. '.The aclcncu ol that tho Imprint Is that of prehistoric, man. A third ora ot the continent's his-1 what 1* transpiring hire. .Tills ue- iHiscd up on Ihu principle that "to cuent In thc BANNER uf kK-c. IS •pure IJiv rod w** to epoll the child.'' tory. that which brings ths collection | Il was thc day ot alnginx geography to the modem world, is r*preund , down last fair, talr. n«» trcciy expressed." cxt>ii?»cu. and tin- spelling-bee. «r. Handwriting uu« ... .. ... .. . . has been freely Thl* may be true. Six It may have lherary i-tylc were formed upon the I scaled by sn old *llk Revoltqlonsry been only local and expressed fur a fld-farhloncd school riute. Long be ■ flag— New York Herald. certain purpoae. that of d|w.r»tilting fora the day* hygtrnlc equipment ’ some of tho officer*. Thc facts uro!'*1' wnter nupply con»l.ud of u pail 1 that the change* made In tho tx-cr. - . from which all helped themselves with Tempting Balt fee Big Fish. I lary, ircusarcr and two uic>itl«crs uf thvsanu-dipper. 1 To catch a big fish you must use *' tim rxrcmtte ctrmDUIU,.- had been; T"0 modern wchool la J ' ternptln* bait. An advarllsamsnt; carsfully planned for week*, m.d 'unw-uycr the inethuds lit... v.„. which cost an automobile manufac­ ' when It Is remembered that Hijrty In the little red school. And ntcmbcralilp Hekets were bought on >'’t ‘he ’Vider use uf the school turer 137.000 tor one Insertion In a the day uf election, for the solo priv-1 plant, which would make It tho ccn- Philadelphia weekly publication may liege ut voilng for the uiflet-rs. und'Hr.of community activity for civic appear nnonnou* to those unfamiliar that without doubt c.ory, n < wtn-’ welfare, I.-only the d-.-vei- pmLnt ufto-r w|th the bi« fish that can bo landed ra»< for thc prvwtrntnacd iicltvi. Iii1?11 *'* idueuilonut systotn which when the proper bait Is put upon the will readily be seen that then wasjlu**1 1|M nr“* «««“•«» ln *h“' ^MiMthlng iu tho air." And In the »»’“> >ii<:-rouin, jioorlr cqulpp*' hook. uvvly. but prually lovud Utt writer's opinion the llastinua Oasc '■* “ And that 127,000 bait surely esugbt LJUw Assovlatlou will have cvmpl<i-.- L'hvolhuuke.—JJhrhtLiii lU-r-ild. , a whale—over (I.OOO.OOO worth of i->otro| of iltc fulr gruutols <lurln>; I he cuthing summer,. w(j|cli wu* the <-t|d the staument ot the automobile com­ *wr writer 1»« nvlttlng ag*lu*i ba*c I nt He to uq admin i ut H)v great mi 'Ame, and certainly ha* no With the llMlliiga Aiaoi I itli.n, I qUiUlon u* (a bow- tur thi* piT'shuuld couirul site Agri­ Society pruperiy to an upsn 1 wfijdh there lb hD doubt a ~t opinion. . , WKR further state* that * I bi- cullod to restore bur­ thu vurluus imbiic or. -urhl.th bni ri k.. < >■ In Hastings, Mich. PHONE NO. 281 Appointment By Phone Day or Night. Open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings A collection of rwltc*. not related lx particularly Interesting Iq Itself, is that of Mr. Michael Robinson of Shawneetown, III., to whose treasures wa* recently added n piece of the coffin In which Ponce de Leon was buried In tho old cathedral at San Juan. Porto Rico. When the leaden casket of ths ex- C4n be better served by thc new order piece*, which were given to person* l,f Ihlmt* Hutt IS coming, thc writer of prominence who 'attended the •Im •» cathedral ceremonies. Cardinal Farsleeted officer* and director* of ihu । w. H. HchunU. Agricultural Society tuumed control, -------------------------------Capt. O. P. Townsend, who command- , PIKE 6 DAMON which follow* such experience* that he seeks refuge lo * hobby. There ere many other Incentive*. It la sometime* Interesting to note how often It occur* that within the soul of the hard-fisted business num, the flnanclnr with th* concrete extorter, there luTks something of the artistic which clamor* for original expression. Whenever worsen a man tn the en­ joyment of a hobby, we Inwtably see n striking contrast between this bob­ by and the man's fixed vocation. It is In contrast* that nun finds relaxa- l/ou Keep JHl LEON Illinois Man Has Recently Added to Hi* Already Extremely Val­ uable- Collection. T«. ih. HAMMER- >. Theas deieou may seam itmll, yri, KUft to taliselves they will grow. The thins tat will atop them is glasses properly fitted—the kind yon are fitted with by ‘ % uh ' very poor condition. A Comnnimcation. •re ipol. before the nf It time, -H there is a bredeche or pain aboat the eyaa--i( tars la a Simotu or running tartar ol ta lature-THEN YOU ARE INJURING YOUR EYES EVERY DAY. pany which perfnhntd th* successful fllhlng stunt. Whsn you behold ths nwostsr which IsL ul Hatting* between February aud Muy ltd- a* he will be |n Uqba and Horldu tor tit* three month*. Will be at Hasting* uwry Wudnt-»duy Ihcrcuflir at h|k ufllcs In the Stub­ bin* Bluvk mid us inuny ugtra day* u* an- rittuned by Ids prautiev on lil*< I'clqni. Iiv«iMxtfuily. Adv. Ur. C. U. Owen*. looks cheap wd Inexpensive, doesn't it? Thl* advertising proposlllo* car­ ries a grit-rat* moral; you can’t win something big or worth white unless you make a big tut! worth while ef- Anno*| Meeting. . Lgnd In gollvte. la golhte *U wi Ua4 b«lM|s t« tbs wklfc. *|d b* »c<vliH by >urvMss or Imw. WWsct to ctel regulation*. Hi* ua|t of fit*ab­ ut* te an bgctgr*. wMcb te 3-<t acres. be brought be- Any oae msy acqqjra aa njuch as :».«» hvctarc*. pajtog cash at tha I V during bull i*tivl) bualuito u* may was dudULt-cd (or* Htp meeting. « prltikbi.Guestor Meuii, 1'rcxtdi.iii. il/uU-d JUstlOgs, MlciL, Jam 7. J MIL lag and grating lauds. NOTHING CAN BE MUCH MORE HARMFUL TO CHARACTER THAN BREAKING A - GOOD RESOLUTION Make A Good Resolution It's a good thing to do! But when you have made it STICK TO IT. It’s not too late, now. to resolve on some good plans for the year 1914. One resolution we suggest, and one which we believe you will think a good one—is to open a savings account with us AT ONCE—putting in a given sum of money EVERY WEEK during the whole year—be the amount ever so small—make it whatever you can afford, but MAKE IT, nuke it SOMETHING, so that at the beginning of 1915 you can look at your Sav­ ings Book and feel that you have not only gained something in finan­ cial worth but you have strengthened your character by keeping a good reso­ lution. We pay 3% interest compounded semi-annually on Saving! placed with us, that is 50% greater than a Government Bond produce* fn in­ terest. Your investment in our bank is backed by $760,000 resources and thc experience and integrity of our officers and directors. /tastings City flank fatingi, Tbs gsak That Pw Thio/. for You’ MH. �Uli*, MtntvNb Sargvoti*. though, dun ouch disaatrouji m winter: but dorlhg fo> * slfigU* diy i CONSUJLTHNO ©WAIRMENT Mlllir A Harris Furalturi co UNDERTAKING AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Licensed Rmbalmer always in attendance PHONE. 336 OR 387 :*he will not .continue to get a sup­ * Mrs. P|kn entertained her son of , |>ly, oven equal to tho need* of nor Athena Sunday. i Office over Grigsby & Brook* Phone 173 HArriNaa, Michigan Mr HUA*. Red pullet* hatched, In the month* of March. Abril and May. I feed thorn the Park t Pollard dry mash, charcoal, grit, oyster shell, dry brand •cratch feed In litter with plenty of froah water and green feed. House them In open front pens. In th* month of December they layed 1161 fW- Would you call this a good egg yield or not? If not. can yop tell mo any method that would Increase egg production. ________ J: M. Henry. FIRE INSURANCE •nay with WE BUY GRAIN OF AU KINDS Ws pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon dointa LARGE VOLUME of btiMneas at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros ValtsACo. Op.C. LAS. hut 57 Hittlip Order Our Drays When you have any moving lobe done. TWa AUTO TRUCKS PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Out Specialty. H A3 TINGS TRANSFER CG IJBRARY | AMPS Sec Tht.m All soils tf electrical iiiik All Work Guaranteed GEO. VAN TIFFLIH Qucaii, KiiuazH 4 Sitiuv A. g. ft C. QBCDMCU G P 4 flno horse . In the i are kept ina a pack­ CONDITION POWDER. It la a purely medicinal Kwdsr. not a food, nnd Its effect on o stock is to purify tho blood, reguIrlta Wild fowl* nnd bird* do not lay during the winter because of tho lack of food In steady and sufficient Quantities. Nature ha* fortified tho quail, for example, though, by lay­ ing a lot of reserve tore© and food In thc form of fnt In tho fall and thia supply keeps the bird alive dur­ ing many winter day* when tho quail must remain on the Hmbn of tree* all day and depend upon snow for feeding promptly and In «ufficlent quantities. cau»c« the name thing to SOIT11 RUTLAND. church Sunday School cuqventlon. Saturday night to hear Prof. Good­ rich lecture on Sunday School Work Fred Fisher-* •mother returned to |n Foreign Countries. He also had her homn in Haatlhk*. Thoma* McLc* and family of Bat- In the Oriental country. Not so many out on Hunday on account of the Henry' Sadlers. cold wnve. Hl* talks wetc line. Bun­ ,Mr«. Captain Soar* i- vtaiilng In day afternoon hl* talk wa* un ’ The Saugatuek for awhile. B00R Of Boole*." It made u* feel we Mr*. Fred Fl»h»>r who ha* been can alt understand the Bible and be in Battle Crock hospital, returned more Interested In the rending of It home Saturday. since hearing Prof. Goodrich. The U. D.-minister. Mrs. Gould, attended the convention and made the anndunceLITTLE CEDAR LAKE. inent that hereafter there will be Dr. ptme’g Favorite prescription ' for mor* than 40 y*ar< ha* been lending It* hnltb rmtoring sldtatbau-"! is—in liqokl or SOLD BY DEALERS IT MEDICINES. Chink of |>enry Smith Grand Rapids, DM Cecil and Edna 8qhro«<ler of Kal- day afternoon at 2:00* P. M. get* ready for a long «lege of winter maxoo aro spendia*. thc holiday* The sick In our community are on without tho proper food. thc gnlm Plenty of warm, clean water la a very cMentlal thing for winter com­ fort of fowl*. The habit of letting Mr. and Mrs. t tho bucket* freeze over, causing the have returned from -bird* to drink out of a holo In the ice in the morning. 1* non-conducive uu.nri r mi ...... .... to egg production, to *ay the least. Henry horbe*Js ctffinned to hl* bed If tho habit was acquired, early in with rheumatism. the fall of emptying ail drinking ves­ sel* each evening, much trouble would nell church Sunday evening. Nalla in tlw Cliickcn Hanse. motner. Wnen thc chicken house hn* been Store Phones— Farm Phones— atr. and Mr*. John Sheffield, Mr. on a cold night, we forgot to empty staying with hl* parents for a couple the fountains and had to take a half­ of week*. They arc expecting to ______ __ ._____Ono might Bell, 173 Bell, 651 hour or more In the morning making move on tho Edda I ’ cnnock farm in Imagine that chicken* nro Immune to Citizens, 5173 Citizens. 62S1 the round* and thawing out the ves­ the way somo houses bristlp with sel*. Nothing more aggravating than afternoon. Weight J. L. Campbell'* on Thursday, the thorn. Bear In mind that a chicken looted fountains. • . 16th. AU are welcome. PLEASANT RIDGl:. Nothing Is more conducive to hap­ The timber for the church *hed* a* well a* II* feet on projecting nulla Mrs. Florence Kelsey visited a very'acne sermon nunuay and that such Injuries may prove aer- piness and comfort among tho fowls live* in Kalamaxoo over Hunday. enuren. tie is tri>m r.ngia !1 Fred Stamm and baby. taus. A badly torn wattle, or comb during the winter month* than a good supply of clean litter nt all time*. ' Mrs. Lute Klnnc who had thc mt«- 1. MIm Mabel McGrath has been a*fortune to ‘ nidi, i-et everyone give In thc body may be infeited With Many neglect, tho Biter until It be­ NOHTHWEHT JOHXSTOW: support by their prexnee. worm*, or become the neat of blood comes musty nnd damp and filthy, peeled. poisoning that will kill tho bird. We then wondor where disease come* tamed have *een chicken* with almost tho from when It break* out In the flock* irtinan, wno entire wing lorn off from a wound Lum Olmstead and Fred Colwell. Battle Creek nnd have been spending from a projecting nnll In tho chicken Charles Horn ot Detroit In vl«ltlng •pent Sunday with Howard McIntyre a few weeks with friend* hero rehouse. Tho birds fly with *uch force cheap nnd very essentia! to the health snd family. turned to their home In Denver, Col.. against a sharp point that damage is and happiness of the fowl* during <h* ana wilt return to Detroit Saturday. About twenty-live neighbor* gath-1 Thursday. . • almost certain to follow tho fontset. ahort winter day*. Arrange to jfiva Our *c*tool began .Monnay suer a Sunday. ered at Gene Nichols lam Friday Frank-McCaty has purchased thc Aside from the Injury to the chlckthat shines. Their day* arc short Ashcl Beach farm nnd will move *oun. .ng nt evening and report a pleasant lime. — ------| Consideration. 128.00. poultry keeper. Blood poisoning. nnd enough a* It 1s nnd every minute add­ .... . n JIuJTy ed means belter prepared 10 lay more School Report. Mr. nnd Mm. John Sheffield known to follow a wound from a nail egg*. A variety of food will bring egg* In the chicken house.- And as fot ■ Mr*. Andrew Adam* entertained minor annoyances—who has not had ■bout a* quick aa anything we know ina Mr*. W. Kelley and inn of North| tho soap club member* nt <" No day* taught, 20. | Friday. thc carelessly driven nail In the hen youraelf and atudy the need* ot the ’ait Harry, nnd Mpmi Horn and Total atendancc. 7S1 taken Dr. Kellt house? dinner. All had* a rthe time. ply thc need and winter egg* will not BALTIMORE CENTER. he safe plan is to go around with I Miss EtheL Robinson, who teacho* D. C. Hilles, nnd wife, arm Cnrl and a hammer, looking for nail* to drive uo ao scarce and auch a mystery. GRANGE HALL CORNERS. ■ tho Burney Mill* school, wa* a guest In or pull out. Broken end* of wire A .K. Kipp a of Bedford Inst week, reI ol' her cousin. Mra. Cha*. Glllusplc. Born Sunday moraine, Jan. 4th. to Give plenty ot room’ In well ventll- Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Siarnm a -■ —• ; house should have smooth surfaces, aon. nnd family over Saturday and SunAll pupils enrolled were perfect Weight 614 pounds. every nail that has liern driven In and attendance except Vern Civ •lomrncc, ■ tittySome hens hav- a born tendency to pulled out makes a nest for mite* to Floyd lcn*M*l) papered and painted Emrllne Stevens. ■Nellie Herrington > El win Orrnsbe had the misfortune lay, while other* have n bom tendency ’------- ' ‘— Be careful In the connt Will Warner’s la>: week. Thc and Johnnie House. to |o»r -a good cow Saturday night. Cemetery AcsOciiillon <x|>*ct to Ini-c-t wnung wlin no hope ..f h. r rn-ovrry. Thc school was very much surprls- Found her dead In thc morning. Sho Egg ahella should be powdered nnd with them this Wed.n'iulny. I -',r. and Mra. Ernest Crandall nnd that It la kept In good order. fell on tho cement floor nnd tyn* hurt We hear that there Is n family go- daughter Leihn spent New tear* with '•Syria township. Internally. Miss Anna Thoma*, teacher. Ona feeding HMta la *> gtv* the hens Professor Rlec'a experiment at Cor­ held In the rhurch Friday evening. All the children and fnmi-' nell college, trap-nesting the same morning, nothing at noon and a fuli Warren Joff bstnc her.- ol. _ Thc Banfii'ld U. C. T. U. will meet The L A. S. will be entertained by bird* for three years In succession, airwl nt night. Mr». Elbert Edmund* goes to Lan-| from Colorado.' il:< wife and son 1 Ht thc home uf Mr*. Malay Tuesday ! Mrs. Cha*. Dubol* nnd Mrs. Cha*. horn* arc still pr»lltnblc to keep, The | Jan. 20. Picnic dinner. All mem- Giltaxle nt the home of the former. Nelson Bird, nlfe nnd daughters at that ptace nnd Urbandale. — .-....-..-a Thursday. Jan. Sth. d to be ----------present, same bird* ar<- being trap-neried a day. Mr*, trench and little daughter of aplvndld attendance i The funeral of Mr*. Frank HulzCabbage, mangoes, potatoea. etc.,, .urtta of-Sfirrm Timmerman nmi ■; I'rtmndaln arc visiting Air*. French'* t-| Vaugh who died at her home In Rich­ make excellent green feed. aimily during ln»i week. Maying witn ! ...other. Mrs. Speller. Leghorn still pays a prollt. :- ardvllle Wednesday morning, wan A llttlo moistened food Is relished. Mr. and Mr*. Guy McDonald of Knl-1 on Tuesday night. What, thl* mean* to n poultryman >nd will slightly Increase egg produc­ ..cm ■o I hold In the U. B. church Friday noon. iainazoo. Mr. nnd Mr*. Lewi* Moore at' lectrd for the ensuing yea Owen-and Eddie Preacqtt ot Allcwho Is producing market egg* I* that tion. I burial In Sanborn cemetery. v Mr*. <an visited at W. E. IluasrH'* thc after he hn* got Ifl* house filled with ‘Suhbaugh leave* .i husband und four Prezident—Mr*. Coleman. ; Mrs. F. Robinson Inal weak. it muA not be forgotten that thc | Ohlldran to mourn beside* a food flavor* the flesh it* well tu the expense nnd trouble of raining chick, friend*. She had suffered lo Buttle CEDAR CREEK. cn* lor mrer year* At tea*.. it rrtulre* a good deal <>f room .on which ' । word for those around . GLASS CREEK. o Indiana Saturday. ' o raise 600 or 1.000 pullet*, but there | j *Jdly mjrsc'l by frlcndsy outside ol ell attended. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Bristol spent are many plant* an which that num- . Thc Sunday School convention was I her own family. hold at Podunk church Saturday even *OM TataMdge and family also spent1 •*" on ,he norl*’ "nd ,lx on »he Of epursr. there arc other breeds than ng und Sunday was well attended L*ghorna which will lay for thro* or • ------ —*” • . .. .. four years, but the Leghorn docs not । The officer*■ were «Uct- •ho day with friends here. Mra. David Conklin went to Grand " -- -• •oom to have tho tendency to lake on £' JY',BvF”' tended the funeral of Mrs. Frank I roo much fat. that la so common with Lcarl J* ?lttn,A- Plnl,t '.lc<' £*•*• church. .. .. . _ ..... 1 Mrs. r.UA Heebvr. wran.l Via. people tor peupie for u a lew few ouy*. dnya. vavid David expect* KaulsbauKh .... ....... at tho Dowling " FHHmv to go there thl* week nnd will nej company her home. .. The w. C. T. L. met met wll with Mrs. M. better condition to contlnuo egg pro- i _ ' Merriman ha* been *pond9duction.—Exchange. I ----- X and Kalamazoo Friday on I insHomer Knn.A dm. Thc Hunday School wa* r Ing tome time wtr>. with CeiaN.ia friend* in in in.ti. Indlbuslnes*. Hunday. Mra. Mina Otis Mu**on died al her < Hiram Babcock and family .pent i ,81U>L—Bennie Johnson. Sec. home in Hastings Monday morning, i ------ Laubaugh. Laubaugh. Trea*.— —Gladv* Gladys —Mr*. Trcas. Her untimely death wo*■ a shock w great .nut * ’1 - -nw -­ Ya.ra.i.v «iu> p*r>.i Mowrj’. Librarian—Beulah Wertman. 1 friend* In thia f*1^Save.25 wrappers from Cottage Bread. Cut out the name "Cot­ hen. which ha* a coat of hair and a neighborhood. Mr. and Sira. John Morri* of Lncey « , . tage Bread." and save and bring 35 of them to us and for 50c you tail similar to that of a cat. There Harry Dunn -of 'iftdford I* in thl* land Mr. nnd Mrs. Buxton of North Johnson. Teacher for class No. J— neighborhood on bitlines*. can get one of those handsome pillow tops. Mr*. Gun*cnhou»er. Bible cliu*—Mr. Mr. and Mr*. Edgar Sam Dunkley. 'falned for .dinner on Ne BAN FIELD. BREAD TICKETB-6 tickets (or 35c, 35 tickets for 81.00. Al. XfMannl* I* 111 at this writing. Fowl* reapond to kind treatment There wa* a full house at church very quickly and they reap*nd to Sunday, a good .start for thc new Cottage Bread is delivered 4 times daily and is always (resh. neglect a* quick. A full feed to day year. Come again. Everybody come. Everybody com*. Albert Tongate and family of West and starvation ration* tomorrow will Homo of the Ladle* of the L. A. 8. Gladys Mowry not produce luccea* with* fowl*. Tho furnished up the parsonage for the n*rry *nenx Sunday at David Brtasecret of (ucceaa with fowls, at any pastor'* temporary u»e. until his famfd her father last Sunday. constant careful attention to detail*. David Bristol butchered 24 lo Maple Fowl* running at large, or even on Phone 548 W. Armbruster, Prop. Hastings, Mich. Wm. Wandell who was III la much *• day last week, which of cour*e better. brought him a neat turn. dnughtcr. Mr*. Clyde Wulton and I George Miller I* in Hosting* Mr*. Daisy Edmunds Is visiting her baby who arc afflicted with mcasle*. | tending the supen-Wnf affaire. John Bush of Gregory called at Mr.1 •Ing. Burkholder's last Thursday evening. Mr. and Mr*. C. J. Shoemaker of MIDLAND PARK. Urbandale are keeping house and aaCreek were Hunday guest* of Fred Blstlng in the store while Mr*. EdAshby and wife. Wo are having a alight attack Mr*. Mary Hallett returned to her Mr. and Mr*. Chauncey Tungato school work in Northern Illinois Wedmd Mr*. Harger arc visiting ■pent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Will DePreaster of with her nephew Henry Chamberlain j|*v. Perkin* returned to his home Dowling. and family. H. M. Davis returned to Indiana vlca* nt North Barry tho 'past live Monday evening to resume hl* work. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment' in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Any Photo You May Wish On a Pillow Top The Palm Garden I SELL FARMS, HOMES, FOR SALE, 6 Single Comb White Lcghohn Cock erels, Youngs’ Strain 3 Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels Ella Cock of Hinds Corners sneni M. Edmund* and Jud Chandler returned Saturday from thMr business part of last wlQk’«lth her coAlnT Arloa Payne. trip to Toledo. E. L. Huraley in th* possessor of n Mr. and Mrs. Briggs Entertained naw 1914 Overland automobile. company over1 Sunday. Wm. Crawford of Battle Creek, who for thalr new home In Klnora the road to recovery a* to be visiting In thl* neighborhood. 3 Anconia Cockerels 2 White Orpingtpn Cockerels returned from tho west. Hello Ethelyn! 3 Sicilian Buttercup Cockerels M. W. Hicks • Cough Hidings, Mich. i>la at Midland dint In the lake Hello John! year* both for my children and my■ Air la __ care a cough or cold. No family with children should be without It a* It give* almost Immediate relief in 1 Pair Buff Cochin Bantams great Importance Detton Mon’day guest* nt Mr*. Clara Looml*.' lUlph Ixtoml* of Bellevue visited at George Payne's Friday. Mr*. Arthur Eddy and father Mr. Mr*. Donald McQuarrle. HIGH STREET. v Mr. and Mrs. Doligla* Hall attended Friday evening. rUM 3B5 Woman’s Darigei* Hot flisheH—diriiness, fainting spells, beadache feeling ohd ill* of a kindred nature—are nature’* The female disturbance or irregularity back of thw Slid have immediate care and attention. OtherwiM kl^eohstilntfoh soon fare aka down. Department Rev. Paxson I* v&itlhg In Bradley ah<t Grand Haven. Rov. Porkln* nnd wjfo aro visiting j tholr slatofr near Flint. Atldlllws*! Mr. and Mr*. Homer Brown ar* I in tbo wintar, out of bar natural spondlng a row •ponding feW days at - --------Mr.— LopeFaj _ ___ •on. Is the tael .that mah haa f near Hickory Corners. ORANGEVILLC. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Payne spent constant and steady aouroo of food ■jfra Nom-Porter was serlonaly til Saturday and Hunday with Bort Rob­ Mtppiy equal to the aprihg and sum- , „**t. wcr . Dr. Cro*« of Delton attchd- inson's and Fied Hind"* people ot week. mor rattan*, and «o th* hen canqot j ln_ l r ' Battle Crock.. help but lay. But neglect to feed two miss Way. our teacher, spent her; nr three morning* a week until Vl.pat|on In Allsgan with her mother, boat races aa the wnve* are rolllhg several hour* after sun up. or neglect. Mnu j ..nn WlSfcham and daughter* an In summer time. Onijr tho exto feed reriltnrlv at a.ir. anarn nn.t .. ... .Y_ treitic south portion having any ico nil hnothrr. Mra. Edgar R. WILLISON, D. D. 8., . lUttings. Mich JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER FarU. lilting friend* at that place. James Southard ha* purchased the KnicKcrbocker. Harold Hlchardson from Bowen* Mill* visited Ernest Robinson Satur­ day and Sunday. >• Palnf< Quito a crowd attended the party Rheumatism Is vary painful and at Jamea Southard'* Friday night exhausting. - especially I the chronic dancing and visiting wa* the enter­ —— ■— .---— rell«f when tainment of the evening. They delhesn *pell« com* on. RENNE'B PAIN-KILLING MAGIC OIL. la tho and Mr,. Southard flno entertainers. .thing needed. It * dean and Hugh Ritter from North Irving has * remedy rented Andrew Myers farm. that ease* the pain Nearly everybody from this neigh­ borhood attended the Sunday School convention at 1’odunk church Sunday. Ora Merrifield la quite alck at thia cholera Summer Resort Property and Businesses, No Matter Where Located. The great number of blanks of my recent advertisement I have received demonstrates the readiness and willingness of the property owners of Barry County to co-operate with me, and 1 thank you. The spontaneous response I have received from my recent ad­ vertisements since resuming the real estate business, clearly shows that the owners of property not only appreciate what I was able to accomplish while formerly in business here, but their confidence in my ability and integrity to REPEAT, and with your co-operation, I WILL. Just four weeks since I opened my office for business and I have a nice lot of city and farm property listed and a good many inquiries for property, so all that is necessary for us is to KEEP A PLUG­ GIN'.” “KEEP A PLUGG1N',” so When you wish to sell and mH quickly and get what your property is worth you know that C. B. BENHAM is the one who can turn the deal for you. When you are in town call and sqe me and renew our acquaint­ ance. II we are not acquainted, let’s get acquainted, and let me list1 and sell your property. C. B. BENHAM REAL ESTATE ANO INVESTMENT BROKEN IIS North SroaSway. / Shana 47*. �THE nAOTrygc yucnm, jancary is, tili world nrafa tofay. • iVL IT ATRIAL NU OUST nrmwATioNAJL SUNDAY school ejesson Eternal Is not COLDS IFFWT THE KIDNEYS chst. whether saved or loot. (qomssm b one will btcomp extinct Eternal life Is spiritual life, ths life of God In us. as ooniraoted with spiritual death, tho alienation of man from the life of Woodbury, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Pur­ ee)! add family of Battle Creek. Mr. ncya? . -• Dots yoyr fcfevl weak? HINE HIGH BANK. People Have Found t.rtslnd tho fullowlni and Mrs.' Arthur Millar, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and daughter, Doris of us appealed to the Scriptures. "What Oould and family and Mr. and Mrs. These symplc Is written In iho law? how readcst Goo. Skidmore and family and Miss thou?" Jpsus* path was marked out pact kidney wt. Grinnell. • Weakened ugneys need quick help. and Illuminated by tho Word of God. Mr. and Mra. Harvey Paddleford Do * o a inJWy Pills 'are especially Golden Text: He was barn of a virgin According to entertained the tatters parents, Mr. prru.ircd for VMkencd kidneys. tho Scriptural (Matthew 1:33). and Mrs. Bachelor ot Hastings. Hastlnga papple recommend them. according to tho OrvlHo Calkins, who has been | Tho Qood Bamnritan la peculiar to In Bethlehem Mrs. Elmar Yponablr. Madison St- spending a few days with his brother ol 1 A GAN TODAY I Lukes record. Matthew and Mark Scriptures, (Matthew H5), dwelt In Egypt according to tho Scriptures Hastings, Mich., says: "When I Rosa Calkins In Kalamasoo. returned | each record n question by n ta«Y<L I (Mt. 2:IS).' returned to Nasareth ac­ caurht could It Battled on my kidneys, home Monday. • I but believed to be different Incident- cording tq the Bcripturea (Mt. 2:24), causing Sharp ghootlng pains In my >ont New It Is Interesting to note that In the met Satan with thc Scriptures (Mt. back. My limbs were sore and there HOLTU CASTLETON Gospel «f the Hon of Man wc rind this 4). opened His ministry In fgUHIment was sediment In the secretions. When Esther Groho. dlr.courac which speaks of thc broth­ of and with the Scripture*'(Luke 4: Miss Eunice Hanes bf Nashville erhood of man. The- lesson may bo 16-31). carried on Hla ministry in ful­ "innly -t spent Wednesday and Thursday with divided Into two ports, each of which fillment of the Scriptures (Mt. 8:17). there­ present n pair of questions and a pair died and rose again according to .the for- recommend them " Mra. V. Buxton Friday morning. -------------The meeting of the North Balt­ Pries 50 imore Telephone Company was held Frank Hollister haa rented Sam U«- “f anpwars, as follows, Scriptures (1 Cor. 15:3), appealed Buffalo. Monday. December 29th al Frank Foater-Mllburn limo und again to the Scriptures as troth's farm. j Lcfaon DbWons. the supreme authority (e. g.. Mt. 15: Chaffee's. Tho following ofllcers were Ed. HUI Is Ihe new tenant on the elected: Geo. Skidmore, president; Idvbnuuwr farm. llcmttmher. the n.im<— Doan's Al. Callahan, v|co president; W. C. ko no other.—Adv. with finality. Wo arc respojislbln for Willetts. sei-rotary; Frank Chaffee. Ph If Dahlha user's farm lust Wednes-1 obedience lo ll. We arc to search the day. Ha takes possession next spring, i Hcrlntprrs to determine whether Mr. und Mra. J onus Hawblltt spent Ned Hicks and family spent Sunday men's words ur.- so (Acta 17-11). not Aa (ho corresuondent for our cn' thnus’h <?t'ha8,^ltbr.<1^tUI|l',C’God COMn‘y' ’ h“V0 to my hasJJZ-ed. Shd*!! pro&‘ and 1 eroM "nd ,h“ du,v l“,Mnid ,0 lhc Rev. Gould Is conducting revival Harley Hayman nnd family spent croxs nnd do the dpty assigned to thc ew Years at Geo. Hayman's. best of my aMllty. Our state paper meetings nt the IT. B. church. Every­ prove Himself true. How wo should urges us to keep a Temperance one la cordially Invited lo attend/ Mlsa Clara Willetts spent- Sunday Tim Outline Developed. love, and trust, und exalt, and honor. column. In our county paper. T mln-. <-crely trust our editor will permit me Harley Hayman and family spent j Thc Lawyer's Question—Perhaps wunaay at ran umnoar .. |hl. lnwjcr nriw and addressed Lee Riegler of Toledo, Ohio, Fred Parks and family and Mrs. |||m wl|h (h(i quc,!lon rfcorded. A commandments (Matthew 23:37-38). rho serin Indifferent to thc advance Will Thomas of Lansing were — tho faura Parks spent New Years at Uwypr wnR probabl>. Iho umt n And these two involve the-Trholc ten "f their sister, Mra. Fred Dur'll d alcohol. Just so long wc need to be Frank Berrys. _ I scrlfa. and Is not io be understood In thc O. T. Godward, the whole ■in and doing along all educational k<fF, nnd family lost week. Mr and Mra Henry Dell, r enter- | hvre u« meaning what wo I------- ' heart, soul, strength, und mind, cenl- Ums. And foremost among these Miss Bessie Rogers.uf Hastings vlstalned Mrs. Turner Austin Defang Uwyt r |O<lay. His relation w. Itcd her cousin, Mias Huxcl Barnum. •IrtMtas Beulah Muter Nea k<ara . Uw of Moa<.,. nol to civil! Iu •urne within our Iron ranks who do Ed. 3ta^nvr “P*1 fFrnl • « lawyers or scribes made cot>l<— — — '•■“r. Whh nap),. Grme friends^ -Scriptures, kept count ot thc letters W. 8. Barnum and wife and Robert Ovenrmlth visited hl# father । of <he o T writings (Alt. 5:18) daughters Mary and Margaret spent .» n.,„. l... w~k. 'taught, etc. This I awyer know whut condemned, for tec have failed to -each tho members who arc Indiffer­ Sunday ut James Matthews' near ent to attend -union meetings and । was written, and asked tho question keep thls'Uw. We have fallen short, i .rouse nnd bring back those who have Hastings. SOUTHWEST CASTLETON. "templing Him." not tho only <lme both In our relationship Godwurd. , become uninterested. Elwood- Barnum is spending a lie was treated thus. Tempting and that.manward. Ho what wc need week wlih his uncle, Edgar Wells, Ihu way tu humanity." Our United Htutes mem­ -and ftiiully In Jackson. Ifnlch's In Battle Creek last week. ' |rlirll Mrs? Harvey Euston nnd daughter bership -10.871 for 1912. Number of Mrq. Freeman and Mlsa Mabie ra(h, with them thn Unions In our state i« *>50, Memberaddressed our I but did not do. Answer Jesus tells :,h|l’ ,n Michigan 13.389. Number o( Emmett FtolghneFs Munday after­ The Lord's Answer. ------------ —-------Jesus, ----- idry attUea. No„h Dafc.-ta, Kansas and Sarah Durkee, the latter part ot tho noon. , , . I structor. ams »imr wuru was uscu hlin that Ihe answer Is right, but does Maine anil Tennessee. Albert Met Icltand and.family spent b>. Nicodemus in John 3. also lx rrnd- not give- him credit for having done Oklahoma. New Years at David McClellands at.crrd ••d(>clors- |n Luke 3:46. Thc it. Hiner thc lawyer wauled to do. 1 North Carolina an<l Mississippi and Yearn dinner with tho former's sister. BarryvHI*. lawyer's conception of Jesus «.i> that Jesus tells him to do, but it is Im- Ii West Virginia are ail white und Mrs. Aden Burroughs, of Rutland. posaiiiic lor mm to no so, as it is »ur । *«Vh..s alluwocl some । . ..... He wus a teacher, not that He was Hasel Barnum was the. gqe*t: us today. It is not our doing, it 1, stjut, *o erafack South Da- of Miss Mra. Gladys Jordan Sunday and; UrYln«' " Mexico. Iowa niTinnil This was the mistake of the nation HU doing, that give, us life Tho Lawyers Question.—Falling to (ArkanaM are marly dry. Colo­ Monday. John Blood went Saturday for n ___ C ..__ ........ , ................ *udi>. I Uth. Texas ami Louisiana show weeks visit with his brother-in-law. u/li/lllllll |>clll (lanUh SJ,_ Another mistake of pr 1 the townships of Ontario huv'c gone Orlln Grim th. of Brooklyn, Mich. Justify himself by asking the further .Mr and Mra. John Blood entertulnlUvstluii 'And who io my neighbor?• - I dry. Temperance lcad- ra In that pr«- ed for New Years dinner Mr. and r. I vincc are contlden: tb.n with this How willing wc arc to Justify uurMr?. A. J. Hemer, Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. se-lvns. Adam had this spirit (Oc-n. ■nagnillrcnt record It will nut bo long । S Fuller. Miss Bessie Fuller. Glenn before the public bar «ill be abolished Fuller and family, Will Hauer and entirely from Ontario catarrhal symptems. cause of what Christ haa done. Thc Wo profess that It was UscHranei—you breathe it—no stem- j world Is -still trying to "do" to get । lx* °f unintcntlunoUy. war.1 Island. In N<-' other try to »q Puller Munday night. ach dosing—the healing, soothing and life, but God has only one way. and , wu>' Newfoundland there that l» faith In Christ. So the lawyer But the day will । loons, except In on. brane of thc nose and throat, quicklyallsyn had a wrong Idea about Christ, also [will not avail. Th about himself. Hr hud faith In Christ ; concerns only ih<> the inflammation, surely stope the irrita­ majority tion and banishes the disease or your us a teacher, and In himself ns a Jaw- not the Godward. dinner With Mr. und Mni. John Donmoney refunded. A complete outfit SLOT. In'Christ as Lord, und no confidence | The Lord's Question.—Jesus r,-sCAKVETH A STEBBINS In himself. And that Is what thi- ponds with tho discourse In v 30-3<>. । [ ending with the question a» :<> who ---- I Was the neighbor. The parable pre——-• ■ in — —- | sent* the grace of God. Th<- law. I with which the luwyel was familiar, J hud failed to tiring eternal life to him. tun. to fall down cellar und bruise ■ODVthliun of the her bhouldir und hip quite badly last Thc Good Samaritan. f A due to » ditordered rttnucL A isu with food dilution it nearly always good natured. A great many have bun permanently cored of stomach trouble, by Chamberiaia’a Tablets after yean of suf­ fering. Thue tablets strenythen the stomach and enable it to perform its faction naturally. Try them. Chamberlains Tablets EMERY CORNERS. IS BECOMING MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY In addition to my Many Good Things to Eat, I am serving Steaks Chops Hamburg Steak Ham and Eggs Sausage Etc., Etc. You can get just what yoi^ want at Tom's. Try My 15c Buslnm Lunch The Best Coffee in thc City IN HOONAN‘6 CIGAR. STORE. Jafl.raon Street Hastings, Mich. Tobacco Jalk St is natural for you to go where you get the best. Our Cigars and Tobaccos arc thc Best. Why? Because the Cigar and Tobacco business is our business only. Because we give it our^ntire attention. Because we have the Zinc Lined Cases and Electric Moi*tcner to do it with. Because we turn our stock Light times a year and you get no old stock. Did you ever buy u Cigar that would break up in your mouth ? _ Did you ever buy Plug Tobacco that you could not cut with Did you fiver buy Scrap Tobacco that was dry, would break up, and no task to it? Tbatjib not the way it was intended lor you by tins ipanu* lucluurs. . Our sfock of Cigap> and Tobacco arc always Moikl, Clean and Prssh. You get the worth of your mouvy uad it w»5l> you no mure (ban the Dry( Dusty kind. Wc tuk you to try up onto and you wj|| be our itgutaf I ■: | DM r. . Wc carrv uu assortment of many, many kind* of Cigars and Tobaccos. Wc carry tbv-Rind you use. ra lift) your /riaids' whole race, which fell I sues ut •ver. Kce Gen. 3 for thc ‘ made ifeves being Hu tun and his | page t< Htrlpped—nuked before tion of uving uny righteousness. dcnt, ; half-dead—man's coisdl- Jolts! r> urv. as u result of thc full. • un. wl Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Everett spent Hundsy at Fred Everett's. Jesse Miller and family spent Sun­ fay <il LillUn Hill's. Henry Martens of Newaygo called on friends here Sunday. Glen Wolfe und Charley farabec of Baltic Crek uro visiting at Orr Dunham's. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Everett took a business trip to Vermontville Mon­ day evening. They will enter- Alf are Invited. ’ * ' Preaching Jan. 13th at 3:3g. All come out lo the service.' * rlth her slater In Naahvllle lust week. Chronic CouMlpaUon Cured. case of chronic constipation I aver knsw of. and Chamberlain's Tablets cured me,-” writes S. F. Fish. Brook­ lyn, Mich. For sale by all dealers.— Adv. t FARMS FOR SALE Money to Loan on Real Estate Now is the time to buy farm land. Let us hear from you before you buy. Ezra Morehouse <3 Co. Ezra Morehouse will be at Hastings Saturdays, Delton Mondays. A “ r i*' Mr' ‘‘“t* Mn‘- Hugh Carr und * **’" I daughter .Norma and Miss Anna A nrs- Thomus of Lucey spi-nt Saturday u........ v.__ _ entertained the r. Lillian Stevens. ..nd the lay. About 35 ▼ •lutluii qf Congressman Hob. ,, , . ... . . , ,1 *lr- and Mrs. John Reams and ▲ physical ami eternal death unless ‘fj I... 1.11 slu*,! I., ik.-gnaied I all(1 CarI niinl|jton visited ut " raved. In which cusc he will escape mal Conitltutlonul J r«h bftfOii gp,.rry Thomas' last Wednesday and A sternal death. and may escape physinent Dav, to be observed by heIpvll butcher. Y ™. ................... —-------------------.. ...le Itlbboui-rs us a day ut fast-________________ ▲ resent the O. T. law and ceremonies. ! mg und pn,y, r for victory in this Mi ohnphk * v which caufiLdo nothing fur the relief great campaign. ,All those like mind' .......................... of this one who needed help. May ud lo be nslu d lo Join In the"--1-----Mra, Newton B not the Samaritan represent our Lord. I vance uf the day. “ Ridge Thursday who Journeyed, camc where he was. j e.i. h local Union shall be as week. Kiw him. had ^compassion, went to .hold a public- meeting, not late Mrs. Millie Fisher visited her par­ । him, bound up his wounds, poured In March, nt which an offering shall be oil und win- toll speaks of Holy Spirit tak< u fur th. campaign fund of the ents at Lakeview Hunday. kin Bible), set him on his own beast National Woman s Christian Temperthe church next Hunday morning. ▼ [(Christ --------- - -elur.g.i hanged places with with us. tw. 3I Cor. Frank Cpgswell of Hustings visited ▲ 6:31). took care of him. departed, Mr. nnd Mra. Orr Fisher Wednesday guarantied supply for his need, und uf lust week. ▲ promiced to rum. again? Certainly Mra. James Fisher has been ill thc Y Prohibition Itcsoiupast week with Inflammatory rheu- + then vonit ....... mdttem nnd pleurisy. Dr, McIntyre ti-Buloon fa-ague cummliu attend* her. hard tu re-eugnixe tin.- neighbor. Mer­ thousand December 10. cy characterised him. Tho reUlionship depended-not upon hl# ncurnoM and. In thc big parade they marched to him. but upon his nc<d._ Tour to th- capital and presented the pell- dinner. m-lghbor i- tlii- one wh<» needs you. 1 Is that tho neighborhood rule In your town? That Is the Bible rule. Thn-I- hundr. .1 W . C, T. F. The Lord's Answer.—"Go. und du stippurn-d th- Ahlj-Buluon Gruve vUiti-d her broth* r. Mr. und + 'thou likewise." Hu yuu must If yuu proposal, iii.inbitig In parade. Mra. Jumi s-AIct’eck Tuesday. , Mr. un<l Mra. John Brlnkert and ▼ I tor Slup.iril und I'ungri-ssman I slater ot Barryvlllc visited -Mr. and A .. j 31r». Jos. Meaaongrr Sunday. ▼ ......................................... L1OIIH—Th. N. » llepublle......................... I While rawing wood uno day last A Tin mb let uf a statesman, who la i week Richard Deiiiond had the tnla- ” now a t, avh« r. Ex-President Tub. so । turlune Ju lo»<- one of his Ungers. This A well put to th. tu.lenlsul Cornell t'nl- 1* rather unfortunate for Mr. Detheir milk route to Fred Phillips., vetslty: ! mund us he Is obliged tu work out ♦ "To the inm, who ta engaged In i and in doors. nspon>ll{k work, who must have ut I Cue of thc little twins of Mr. und ▼ hi* command i|k best that I# In him. -Mrs. Jus. Mi-Peck was quite seriously ▲ at lu> fast, I" liini I would with all the I ah’k the past week. A doctor wus Y In Ulsmurk Hunday. «-m-rg> I p.u.--. >■ advise and urge, called und she 1» much better-al this A Little Marie Phillips was quite sick Ixum- drink alum- absduU'l)." I writing. Mr. und Mra. Lester Beach of the Itidge- spint Sunday with his parents, Rub Cronk und wife uf Maple south of Hastings. MTELD. Grove visited al John Snore's Sunday ‘ Mr. und Mrs. Chas. Mead Spent Sat­ and called ut Len Strow's, . | ,, _________ Burn lo Elba Ackley und wife a sou I Flint, are visiting her parent#, Mr. urday and Hunday al Hastings attend­ Wednesday evening. and Mrs. P il. Trout and other ing thc F. M. Quarterly muollngs con­ -rrrt .......... r.m.iy I•»'" -r -nd ducted by llev. 11. p. F. Guffln. chair­ man. thrlr part hl" Charlie Phillips and ।vl' r H'.. ^^rtorly met Un* b ... Albert Buyers ctilcr- . _____ .... l<rother, Bcutt ifiiluff u( held next Friday, Saturday und'Hull­ Grand Rapids !.««( week. • DAYTON COKNERb. und our minister In charge Mr. mid Mr*. Charlie Baldwin uf Griswold Bev. J. L. HaxelilUid. aA large company vf neighbors and - •*’ vkslted at Murgitu ^Tlida gave- Mr. ptid Mrs. Elmer Saturday. Wi'l.-uii u iiiisccllaneuuB shower ut the horn., uf Mrs. UcImii'h purcut#. Mr. MIm VlIiius Godfrey of Bowtie slid Mr#. Lewis Gordin/ lust week (.'enter lx visiting her coualu*. Mr. and Peck took dinner «|||i Nr. and Mrs. Cites. Qsbprn Hunday. Tuwdsy evening. A very pleasant Mrs. H. <' t.'rulf und (uinlly, Mra. Ray PcrklM -of North Cuatfa evening wus epont l»F those present* Miss Mullen (,'rcMor was uftabie tu A ulvu cu||ev(ion things ....... ut ..useful ................ -.- attend achuul ihe past week un uc- ion visited her sister, *• Mrs. Charlo* Lvayts, Sunday. • f. and Mrs- poison us si count of vlckn-»-. imlndtr ortho j1 A wu reminder vr Iho ucraripn. occasion. •reception --------- ’s given Mra- L. HID NORTHE.UT CAbTlATON. Clurvpco Utter and fi/tvcBtcr Hym# | dinger at Mrs. Henry Bera's Friday were ere at ut fake Lq|ci> Odvsra Odesou last week Week one evvqtagt Man> beautiful presents Mr. und Mrs. Tylsr uf KaUmo iv and »r. a ... day uud nurt-hased purtluacd suine some line Holstein liolelcln w,.r^ were presented lo iv. the young bride. went Wednesday with David Wilkincows of Ihe Condwsury Co. Daiitty rrlruhmmis Were served and *dn and wife. The slurk visited the homo vf Mr. Mr#. Karuh Adam# (ormsrly of and Mrv. Elba .\c|tlvy, Jan. lo. und Clare, but who has mado bar hums loft an « jiuqnd baby boy. Tile Juniors ut <tiv HttliHpid Utah win. her ultra Mra’Johil MJlvr the Word wus received here |u»t week »chov] ga»0 4 i.iruvt rug'voclal at nasi year passed away at |h*P Tusgi bf tin -hull. -■[ Mr.. Liu.u f'.i.n-ii*,- Juimi J . ,.- i., ' Fr|d.iy evening, day nlglit. Tlmmday fvrvnaun iMr I lou al her hviue at Battlo Crsek. Mrs- Jan. 9. A large- crowd intended. Pot had u slibn sun Ice ut the lipuss, Q»c»r Prnnlugtoti ap<| von of this ta- K Mipucr was sarved- Pfoccefa B«v. Umiih offletaung and thro t|jt place aUoudtJ the fun«r«l «’|iic|t ww for Ute (.'telling. IlT.vO. re mu Ilin wjrp taken iv Clare for Charlie Lumlipilvt wa# ut Juckaop burial. on bfalnjHi Um •|T|C neighborhood was shocked tv Mr#, tliui. IItaly h«s been vary hear ut th# death of Mra. M»rlh« A'.kl tick for the p;i»t four weeks. Her Noting of Tcmparalico. formerly Mfa muthcr. Mrs. ta Hansun of Lyons Um Martha Austin of this place, alia Wen coring fur her. died ut her home- last Friday night with pneumonia. Tltay brought thv A cpeviflc for mhfarpr. Tlipmas' rtuuius fare to fa bqritd in tfa V«r> poltctlu QU, »trong««t. cheapest Unimotitvillu c«met«ry. The rstath** pieqt ever duvlsvd. A hogachuld rein* have the sympathy ut fhu a«Ur» S QUIMBY. Beigh school commenced Monday Tho failles' Aid was Very pJc after a weeks' vacation. Mies Ella sntertajned at tha County Fat Thtirsdnv. Aa it wna Bailey is a new scholar. MLA AKKn Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch They only coet a quarter. 1914-BANNER YEAR that's what wa will try to maha It at tho Rexall Store We have the most complete < line of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Books, Office Supplies in Barry County. Ypu will save timfe if • you want your orders filled complete by seeing us a first. A Watch our displays for bar- ♦ gains in a good many of the lines we carry. Jan- * uary and February are usually dull months. We are going to offer induce- ♦ meats and make them among the best months of < the year. < REXALL REMEDIES We are the agents for this celebrated line of medicines of which there is one for each ill and every one is sold under our personal guarantee to give satisfaction or wc will cheerfully refund your money. box..... ♦ ♦ > 0 ,..5c _ _______ ___________ ___________ )p*, *aok. ______________ Sc . Rcxall Rexall Rexali Rcxall Cold Tablets, box.----------------------------- 25c Baby Cough Syrup, bottle..-------- -25c Cherry Bark Cough Syrup.--25c and 50c Laxative Cough Syrup_______25c and 50c Carveth & Stebbins ♦ The Druggists. Phone 31- Googi Dslivsrsd- HMting*. Mich. We Handle AU thc Medicines Advertised in This Paper* NECESSARY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES Look over this Het carefully. Wb have a lull itock ol every­ thing. Aim lo knp Irpab* tappting goods on band at all time* apt! can fill your order* on a moment'* notice. W lb*, u. Ac k. Gti G«I4 M*U1 floor, ’BfMbif'pH jb’ Fict.li LcilWK Mid Celery and Grape Jiuit* Two ' Phontt. E. C. Russ <9 Son Grocers �JAM'ARY IS, 1»H. _______ I ~ " " ’ - ' I th# Mtn. day. being relieved Il from ttrAmWWVWK- kA A A A 4 A J. W, Edwards took a load of Irv­ ing manufactured buckwheat flour man of the masting, which was held In th# church parlors *1 1:1# P- mSteps were taken forth# advancement ot the Bunday school work In thl* community, and «flo»t I* to b# direct­ ed to the end that * larger and bigger .'.I wna outlined and davlsad that should do much good, and bring beneficial poi RUSH* PAST a good thing. ‘ Don't you know you can it* mlsalon tho #nroll|ng of all chil­ dren of this community *• membersgo a long way and find nothing as good Such children will b# uttfler three year* at ago. After appropriate opin the line of '■iiing exercisM led by tho pastor, the following offleors wor# elected by bul­ let: Superintendent. Daniel W. GetGOOD FURNACES man: assistant superintendent. Cha*. as you would find right herd. We arc If. Kidney; chorister, C, R. Watson; president of Missionary Society, Mrs. here to stay, which means that we value John M. Forry: trossurer of Mission­ ary Society; Mrs. Fred H. Gllle<L our reputation greater than profit and will treat you to that you will recom­ ed by Superintendent Gelman: Bible class teacher. Arthur G. Hathaway: mend ut to your friends. assistant teacher. Charles H. Kidney; Young People's Bible class teacher, C. II. Watson: assistant teacher, Mrs. D. W. Gutman; Intermediate class of Golden Hour pupils. Miss Ada WalkEast of Poijoflkc ' F. A. BROWN & CO. Phone 126 • Hastings Fred IL Glll.-tt. MJas Theresia Gillett Walker was elected superintendent of Ute Cradle Holl department, after which un adjournment was made for one year or until such time that an­ other meeting ahull bo called by thc lemonade pustor. John M. Perry Is working with us much dispatch as possible to set up the saw mill which hu recently pur­ chased of E. J. McNaughton of Mid­ dleville. In fact, our fellow towns­ man Is nnzlous to commence opera­ tions und has employed Messrs. Frank “BUM” Coffee will drive any wan to drink; but who wants lemonade? Good Coffee from the Coffee Ranch down some timber upon which grade of HARD COAL. We keep sufficient help to attend to the or­ ders as they come. Your telephone orders to us.wjil get just as prompt and satisfactory service as tho you came personally' to us. Our day for shipping stock is Wednesday—Receiving hours, 8:30 to 12 m. braylan. Much guod is being accom­ plished In this community through ihe use of these books, which urn sent out by tho 8t.1t e Traveling Library EDMONDS BROS times a taste Is cultivated for work of a .more exhaustive and extensive nature by the use of Just such books by the residents of a community. As one's speech Is Indicative of person- Phone 18 IRVING, MICH. .. Thc Elevator Men FHF.EPOHT. MUs Lizzie Thompson Is much bet- Toff RHtUMATISM KlONEYS ANO BLAODtB hl* home Mundi L. Sanidtm u bren visiting re Willie £tgal JldwriittMtnis urduy I*. M.. but was h- ip- <1 out uf the water by Mr*. Bert Frisby, wndsu William Dean of boy was <>n llio leu at the linn uf tho accident. - Sunday with Mr. ui MUs E’ta Herrington ->f lUcbuster,. brulhcr from Alic; vlsitlos th< household duties ut thc hunii Heisler. Buckwheat Flour Is Moving Fast, Got Your Supply NOW! • F. A. Childs <3 MICHIGAN. Co. IRVING. ............ sMiasw,„ Stalo of Michigan, tho Probate Al a session of Mid court, held at ■lent: ■ml> Mack. the Burl Wills of NuahvlID >« -IhJiIiik al the home,of Charles Snielker. Thc United llretbrcn • hurch are holding revival meetings i:ii> work. Clarence Uouma ws> In Grand Bap Ids Munday.. —- w..w ......... .......... anu'son Loyal have niuvld into th,- house re­ cently vacated by Chua Krieger and family. . The Freshman clam, of Hastlnx* .-nJoyed a slelghrlde tu thia village Thursday night. lulted In Last Stand of the Simple Life. Tho south for yean, w** rich huntIng ground for llio lov.-r ot tho plctur-l eaque, but changes both numerous and rapid have occurred tlicr* in recent year*. Tho old negro types- of th# cotton fields arc n<» u.ore. Tho log cabins, the plno grove?, even thc state­ ly plantation mansions, recalling tho homes, watching deft lingera at the, spinning wheels and Uxenlng to theirwhirring sound that U like the bum ot boos. ' ll *»i In one of theao^ld lntcriorai that 1 photographed Grand'mero Tru­ deau. Bho alts looking from her cab; in across tho river, thinking of a auu at sea.—Christian Herald. L in gorg-1 bead out But |U appollta was tut gone. Whon Uu bus »•> brplmii op»MI flutters,! about (or a moment autf tbea flow, •MX to join IU frlonde U g fa«*t ot . H«W mil'll HIV. ChaMI«i ’ You navtr und to gyn* lo mo wUb t|* |B*Jl of liquor oa ymjr bnwlh balm w* wore marrtadl** "No. and their ippear- Dated Dec. 11th. 1913. Clement Smith. Circuit Judge. Asa K. Hayden. Holleitur for Complainant. Business address. CusaopolU. Mich. A truo copy attest , Dc-p. Register. Estate of I newspaper printed und circulated lit to the N. Brayton l,..usu neur Grbt mill lust week A baby girl urrlve.l at the hum. Tho nparrpw bad buki lug- Itaelf chough tv g« whon a Park policeman abovo prescribed for Elmer Shafer Mr*. J. B. Wolf 'Kied In Grund Rapid-. several days list week. Bird Made Its Trap by Eating. A hard bun, combined with a hearty appetllo. made n trap that caught an English sparrow not long agu in Washington. The sparrow found thu| bun on the White House grounds and i liked It so well that it ato Ug way in ona elds and out ot the ot^ar. By the tine it had Mten halfway through the1 ban, tho'blrd had »»ell#d pp so much that, It could not back out and evident ly concluded that the only thing to do said county said continued once a week for six week* In succession or that complainant catiso u copy of thia OHDlUt OF PLBLICATION. Mra. Marla Gnrdn. widow. having State of Michigan, Thu Circuit Court' i gun<- to t'rnlrii'vilh-. fur the County of Burry In Chanlux that the administration uf said is visiting her mother Mrs. llom.-r ur­ Lena Koblnaon, formerly Lena Stegoman. . CalvltLll- ChllHon lius uuim. iu Complainant. burg. Penn, to »iuy th-- remainder forenoon, ut said probate otllec. Samuel II. su-genian and Martin and is hereby appointed for hearSleRenian, as Administrator of the 1 estate of Ann Hlegcmnn. deceased. Ing her duuKhter. It Is d-'urlhi-r Ordered. That public Defendants. • notii e thereof be given by publication | Sult pending in the Circuit Court ELLA >n the Ifilh day of December A. D. in this c.-iuso It appearing front afJudge of i'rubatc. fidavlt on tile, that tho Defendant. ;iii4cst<>: of this Htutc. but'resides ut Oneida. In ' the Slate <>f South Dakota.-V ’ leltur for thaComplainant. It'D order­ ed that the said non-resident Defend­ ant Kiinii' l B. Stegetnnn cause hU n"m‘y'n-i r.iri r, H I- in, t•h-’ 1 The (, Cumpluluuut. Hh.-p..t'l uf l.!k N.h- out'I" Mr. lln.it' I Cutnplaihant's Hill of Complaint tu cd on raid Solicitor for Hi- Complain­ ant. within twenty days after service I on said non-rraijent D- fcndunt of a Albert u Hull. hick. ing away. Fortunately for those who ln« |.. enjoy seeing life as It It lived where I gam< s an (here Is a real attuchtneat to thc toll. lh' *“ •f midnight they the French section of Canada la left ' us. Here along tin.- lower l<aw-| re neo river one may flod conditions Mutt Be -Striven For. exactly *a they wore a century ago Colds tu bo Taken Seriously. _ Hero the "one-hots shay,” the pride Intelligent people realise that cum-1 °r colonial days, is tnt.klng it* last, have hardest shells.” Tltla, wo sup—uu. In ... the UW field? m,.u, ---------v.umon may r.u P ° ,C ' 1 ' a way ot ,hat mon colds should be (rated promptly.! stand. -----" omen may bu If there Is sneezing and chilliness with seen cutting grain ...th sickles then !*‘',r}‘h 1|'K ""7 ’ ,ho hav,"B »«!“’«• pallia ^d. Hgains to -ucqulrtr. huaraenrsa; tickling throat und cough­ which there la nu luiplamcnt mure both '’ •• ing. begin promptly the use of Foley's PXU..U.C, .no people or uto tiam Th? 'tOld ” ’’hlaincd until tho lluiicy mid Tur Compound. It Is ef­ primitive. Tho people of tho li*m ,h° Or*" *r" “f fective. pleasant to tuke. checks a lota llvo and work a. did th.lr great ‘ fru,l“‘ ut ,carnll'K are cold, und stupa the cough which caus- grandparents. Picture to yourself asf,,'^„„T' ,, place where spinning is still an everyt 1r,,,CD,° ot “mereal lance. Arthur Mulhullund.—Adv. day tusk! I b.v. .st |>. tboao .impL ,abor aud «n«.tlgallon. The sales of Sunshine Flour have more than doubled in the last month. There is a reason for it too. People are not slow to take advantage of a bargain sale when their attention is drawn to it. We are selling Sun* shine Fldur at a lower price than any other firsbclass flour on thc market is sold for in order to encourage the people to try it. We know that if they try it once they will be our steady customer!. Whon Sunshine Flour once gets established the price is bound conic up on a level with other first-class flours. Try a sack at once and take your ' place among our satisfied customers. Several of the merchants handle it. Be sure and insist on having Sunshine. OltDEll FOB riBLICATION. Sunday with her parents. dunla and ate. goose. George Jackson has been quite sick i but Is better now. gon ,1s home father. Hubert THE SALES OF “SUNSHINE FLOUR” Hastings, Mich. circulated In FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS I and publication to be Her. " Mr When it comes to a show down wc arc right there with thc goods, and price; that can’t be beat. Quick action gels thc goods, $1.00 ua lbs H. & E- Granulated Sugar., $4.50 too lbs. H. & E. Granulated Sugar Sunshine Flour, cwt,------------------$2.25 10c 3-5C Boxes N. T. Matches------------i lb. Anri & Ilatnm. r Soda-----... 5c .«. .wawsw , w carry full bins of the very best grades of coal we can buy—POCA­ HONTAS, WHITE ASH and other SOFT COALS and the highest Ish, nil the numbers having prut The Irving General Store BOTH PHONES cause we are equipped for it. Our yards are conveniently arranged. We rather severe attack of lagrlppe. Hay Matthews of North Irving wa* a g«est Sunday ot his brother. Allen Matthews’ family of Irving. Misa Bernice A. Kidney was chosen librarian for the ensulnR year nt th* meeting of tho board of the M. E. Sunday Bchool in thc village. Miss Kidney Is assisted In thc work of ac­ counting .tor the books loaned and curing for the same by Eldon Get- guests uf Mr. und Mra. Durr Smith ut tnoj'v. LEIGHTON. Mias Minnie Jvnklns ■orgf Heck »f Detroit is vbntlnR Thursday .-veiling frum wc .rn - Rapids, r.-i-.plvlng u <-. is* ji-HKins 7r ■ —................... What Wa* Wrong. patient In Arthur Beleraon was' taken sick "GraDdmu." cried am .impulsive, l.f. KrM-r 10 Gruqd Hifplila. V wtt.-n.fed 1 ‘?c* v‘“r* d“X “nJ dhd lust Sutury intended ,|„y morning. HI* parents have thc an Informal dancing > *"c । nympathy of ull. . and I love It. but you've rnado nn awful 0 “ Sunday night revival . meetings mistake. You've put one button too Irving. All report a line time step­ commenced ut the Jackson church. ping the light fantiistlc. many at tho too and one buttonhole Mrs. Grey will help her husband and There w.i« a aoelul gathering Fri ­ too many at the bottom 1” everyone will be well paid to go und day evening ut tho home of Mr. and listen to them. Mr*. Daniel Hetman, composed uf friends und memlMr* <>f ihu Irving Big Kuplds tu iiifknd the Ferris Insti­ Appropriate Present. Sunday schools. All enjoyed a line tute. Mrs. Poeoizln la discouraged In her lime, declaring Mr. und Mra. Gelman Edith JucJtspn spent thc holidays effort* to teach polite table manner* In Hart visiting friends. ................... ... uec-scu to her husband. "I think,'* sho said hogs to Mulino last Thursday. to Mr. Pozozelo at breakfast thc otb"r Geurge Wt'ber of Albert la visiting morning. "I shall giro yuu a uoso-bC5 ■I wurd that his many friends In Leighton. . for your birthday,” over to Dowling big th.- Curnltig school, took h.-r fri.tjdjj by Murprlsv by setting mar­ ried CJltrlMmus. Hhi- lx now Mrs. Hunter. burn to Mr. and Mrs. l-loyd Watkin* January 1, u baby girl. Hi .. Bruun start, d Monday to Mu- C. R. Watson G,T.*' We take pride in giving PROMPT and SATISFACTORY SER­ VICE. The reason we can give prompt and satisfactory service is be­ vUHlng relatives In Hastings. He re­ turned homo Sunday morning. E. H. Dunlap is convalescing nicely from thc effects of his recent Illness. He Is once mors able to walk dut and occasionally meets his friends down at the Irving-General Store. 210 Jefferson St. Hasting*, Mich now wondering- whether Mr. Perry person will dear the cloud* away end make life with all his operations will not come under-the provisions of the new In­ thc beat of it person's mind and In­ look worth while. come tax law—for with his bean nermost thought. On Sunday the pulpit nt the Irving threshing outfit und grain thresher M. E. church wua tilled by Hev. Burch of Coopersville, ’u former pastor ut Mis* Kato Eckurdt nnd niece Frie­ Middleville. A fairly good sized cunda Schuler were Hastings visitors wild hl# home here In Irving-to C, Saturday. Bachman from near Hastings. Mr. —vi w'.uiii Knew »t«-v. Burch when ho was xt Middleville. vlsltcd her daughter, Mra. Orllc Gil­ Damoth und family have lived In Irv­ Home time ago Will Dean, living ing for thc past seven years, forming liland Tuesday. In (hat, time a large clrcb- of uc- onu-hulf mile west of Irving station, II. J. Gcrllngrr .vlsltvd'hlg brutl j quulntanccs und friends, who will re­ hud the misfortune to lyse one uf his Dan Gerllnger of Nashville over 'Hi , ttret to have them remove from our ’5Lor^ horses. In order to curry on .. | village. For some time past Mr. Da- rac farm work the next year Mr. moth him considered the udvlalbllity Dean now contemplates purchasing i vl ntovlng V' “ larger city, making n ----*v...laul. aucnui-u me- last ,| steady uni undi consisi.-ni consistent gruwtn growth tnereuy thereby ry Voelker ujid children of lunU last aMlinnR lllln work al hu |rjdc ut. number on the lecture course at MldTucsduy. carp.-ntev und painter. Wu wish dUclll* Friday evening, This lecture Mr. and Mrs. <>rl ■- Glllih.nd were । lh,.m xue-yeas wherever they may caur*e K*ven under the auspice* M«,OV,Ut a . J Ul'11*''- u,,d wha‘ *' ,U,M’ W|U l,c Kj|n-I°,f ‘h? fcJ,*w“nh lxu«ue "f Ihe Mid­ IS rJ W mmr other community. B Th. ™„,„| rd by Edna Hhi.wermatl were Hunday vjk- i Four Delivery Wagons Make Our Service Prompt Mr. Edwdrda up. ho wu aurprwwd With Ik* fovorablt mood In which th* good warn rtcalwd. County School ComtnUaJonar Ern­ est J. Edger, of Barry county, plana (0 giva the Irving residents a treat Tuesday night, Jan. IMh. On that day occur* ths Farmer* Institute and Educational Meeting at Mlddltvllls and no provision wm mad* to uUlU* th.- rirvlce* ot the speaker on educatlonal topics, Mr. Towns«nd, county school commissioner from CUntoh (Jo., on that evening. Mr. Edgrr thought to giv# the r«aldsnt* of this community a ireat by bringing tho sneaker to the Irving school hous* that evening. • D< Cendant*. « cause It apiiuurlnx from al «umplalnwithin . uijd that in confessed by said non-resident Defendant. And It Is further Ordered. Thai within twenty day.-. tho Complainant Hsh'd In the Hastings Banner, a n<-wri>ap<r print' d, published and dr-' ciilutinR In said County, nnd that such publication b<i continued therein nt on said non- Defendant at fore the time is further Clrcult Judge. twenty d. •us.- a notice of this order Solicitor fur CumpklnapL Islu d in the Hustings Bun-| Uuslmss Addrv«: 30K-309 Fick kspuper. priiilciL published Building, KuUmaxou, Michigan. DON’T BE. BLUFFED into taking some kind of Hour you do not want. CalHor "PANSY BLOSSOM” and INSIST on having it and if your grocer does not keep it, Go to One of the Following; W. L. HOGUE, W. A. MATHEWS. O. A. FULLER. JNO. McLRAVY, SMITH BROS.VELTE. 6 Co. Hastings. Michigan Freeport Milling Co FAXE.POR.T, MICHIGAN �weir®s&ig Tnhmgs RUSSIAN JOAN OF ARC Woirffli IKaowtog DEVIL DANCERS OF ■y BK38IE R. HOOVER. , Praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetabie Compound Women from Die Atlantic to the Pacific, from all sections of this great country, no city so large, no "village so small but that some woman has written words of thanks for health restored by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com­ pound. No woman who is suffering from the ills peculiar to her sex should rest until she basgiven this famous remedy a trial. Is it not reasonable to believe that what it did for these women it will do for any sick woman i Rabbits, imported Intn Australia, inerrnsed so rapidly that their deDmitri Fret xo tf had been notiilerf •tnicilv»ne«a was great. And sot a new peat has appeared In the land— that of cats. These animals have of- This news cam* like • thunderbolt to his mother. Anna Pretxoff. who is voluntarily nr ta'caulo they’ were driv­ en nut, nnd have founded new fami­ my distant kinswoman and who has lies In tho bush. In some cases breedore have established cats on their innr night at ztidiov unui Priblov ten tan years at ago, when tales In the hope that I' h *T11^ Imy parent" **"• both killed. ll seemed aa If Dmitri could not be domezllo eats, completely abandoned spared, for his mother's little holding in their Instincts, have returned to thc bad to be cared for: and Anna Prelxoff and myself could never do all tho type hue tillered: they hnve bccoinr ---------------------------- -..... CEYLON Despite the advance ot medical knowledge, throughout India, says a writer In tho October Wide World Magazine, devil dancers are still called Into requisition in many parts ot Cey­ lon for curing all kinds of sickness. Whin a native is taken 111 his relatives first apply medical treatment If. after some days, this appears lo be ineffec­ tive. it t* concluded that tho sickness la one Incapable of cure In this man­ ner, but is caused by some Inimical in­ fluence, and must therefore be due to either a glance of the evil eye, tho ac­ tion of a demon, or some evil planetary action. The soothsayer Is then sent for, and thia worthy, after examining the patient, names the demon or spirit responsible for the malady. An otter­ ing is then made to the demon In the and strong for a girl. Australia no enemy to their race, they The day came when Dmitri waa to have multi piled, their for«rs have go; but ilka a stroke out of a clear gained ground, and they nro Infesting sky. a atraago sickness fell upon him the whole country.—Cosmos. fhat very morning ns he started on hla way to Svelk. where the recruit­ dnrds is looking forward tn the re­ ing officer was stationed. cloth. Then follows the professional ceipt of a » 1.500 eonrigtiment of ra­ Dmitri was very sick, so alck that dance, carried out by the r devil dium from Austria. Thc bureau now has only five milligrams, which I’ ho seemed near death. Of course ho dancers Two men clad in gorgeous valued nt 8600. The only.other rad I- could not go to Svelk that day, but garments and wearing strange head­ urn known to bo In the possession of that only put off his going a little dresses and masks go through a numlonger. her of grotesque and extraordinary inc Then a quick resolve came to ma, evolutions to thc beating of the tomneecMury to the operation of u <trliana «1U> It a a.rl« pun. tint tbowh , torn*, making weird noises the „„ while. ratc'rftMrtimrnL Nninll. hoivevcr. I was only a peasant girl, I formed In । |M j(epl up Ior hours, sometimes a moment's time. ail night, and Is always performed Fired with an unreasoning seal of, wlth|n ,lKht of s|ck p^noo. ln tho Aa thi- chief of the division nf , till adventure. 1 slipped up to the loft । complBtr ceremonies of the demon hygiene of ihe New York city hroit where Dmitri’s best clothes lay ready , ca)ied Samh! Yaka, who causes con­ department. Dr. 8. Josephine Bah, fer him on a cot. I hastily put them I VU]B|0Ilgi aevere toothache, headache, Is concerned with the well-being < over N25.0n» children. Her bur.-., on, and they were a good fit. for I elc.. no fewer than 3S different mask* with ll.a 63U employe* syaicmitth.ul was about his height, and large and । <rc worn (n (urn bjr ihe (jaOfCrs. Curl­ strong for a girl. Then I quickly 0U,Iy enoogh. observers state that clippad my hair in tho fashion of tho lheMl Grange ceremonies usually have inc ace. ecndlnc out district peasant men. and went down stalra. a fnTorable effect upon the patient’s ,Inina the 55 public milk station* and Calling Anna I’fetzoff Into the kltch- illness. en. I told her ot my determination to take Dmitri's place, march away "with j ; irre arc I.,tho iuo troops, and ana when worn there mere was no uu Was eras Hard nare to Pleas*. riaasa. when dl»<-< York city >.uh longer any fear of them coming back A good atory story Is la told of Provoat year; nnd during the four ><-.-r* "f < for Dmitri. I would explain all nnd Hawkins, an old don ot Oriel college, morinhrc "a", tain'red “‘d’by JioS- I00™ hon*Oxford" who »M »•’" h“,p>' until* annually.—Woman’* * H«miAt the recruiting station all went j he could find some fault to criticise ■ IT’S EASY They Are Called Into Requisition tor Curing All Kinds of I( you arc in doubt m to what kind of meats you want, or where you want to get them, call Phone 162. That’i us. We have always a large stock of well cured meats of thc finest quality and all varieties. Wc have a sanitary ce« ment slaughter house; keep a sanitary market throughout; have the largeat and best cooling outfit in the county, so that our meats are always thoroughly cured. And our prices are as reasonable as the BEST MEATS can be sold for. BESSMER BROS HONB 102 HAHTINCW, MICH. HIS LIFE ONE OF HARDSHIP | The Cuban farmer works mote and harder than any other countryman ot the world. He makes of himself a beast of burden, and becomes bent under the weight of his toll, lie is ab­ solutely destitute ot any preparation iMTarnraaXca, Oiieoon.-“I was alck with what four doctors Tho headquarters of thc City for his llfework. ----- --------w. UK. ealted Nervous l*roAtnilton, was treated by them for several years, He does not know how to read or,Hnck Line are now at Couch's would be better for a while Uten bock m the old way again. I iiad write or count; he has no notion of . . „ vnlnitation of tho heart very bad, fainting spells and was bo nervous wnibl. nor don bo bonr wlMu Lnor, Bam. AU calls, ni,ht or that a spoon dropping to tho floor would nearly kill me, could not talked of; the nation preserves him in!day, will have prompt attention. . lift the lightest weight without making me sick; in fact wm about os the crude. He doesn't road because hu Bick and miserable as a person could be. I saw your medicines ad­ doesn't know how, for In this country vertised and thought I would tty them, and am so-thankful I did lor there is nothing about agriculture of they helped mo ot once. I took, almut a dozen botttes of Lydia h. the least utility or profit published— Tinkhani’s Vegetable Ibrnjound and also used the bonative ^ash. Barn Phone, No. 180 in fact, there is no agricultural matter Since then I have used them whenever I felt sick. 1 our.remedies are the only doctor I employ. You are nt liberty to publish this let­ published at all. if an agricultural ex­ House Phone, No. 554J periment station to established, it ter.”—Mrs. W. HrBrnexsoN, Independence, Oregon. promptly becomes a purely bureau critic center, absolutely useless, though absorbing au enormous amount Hoixroox, Mt—“I feel it a duty I owe to all suffering women to CLYDE STEDGE of money without publishing a page. tell what Lydia R Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did for me. One Tho government announces branch ▼car ago Ifound myself a terrible sufferer. 1 had pains in both sides experiment stations, bui the public End such a soreness I could scarcely straighten up at times. My knows In advance that they will be hark arhed, I had no appetite and was so nernius I could not sleep, centare, founded solely to furnish jobs Worid'i Turquelse. then I would Ims bo tired mornings that I could scarcely get around. tor political friends and benchmen. in Nluely-nlne per cent, of the world's ■------ - ■ aa it should, and I was aeon march- in the undergraduates who came be­ which no one will bo found to know It Beemed almost imjxwsible to move or do a bit of work and I Companion. ing. shoulder to shoulder between two fore him. Among other things the turquoise comes from tho mines of thought I rfevvr would lx> any tetter mitil I submitted to an opera­ anything about anything, and where Tile Dynk*. the real ’’wild men <>f stalwart peasant soldiers, ■” who * ‘ * record of chapel attendahce, wu altook tion. I commenced taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetabie Compound nobody will try to teach any one any­ Nlshapur, In Khoraaaan. the Persian "u'■*’ "'.“k ‘‘ r « Presence as a matter of course. and soon felt like a new woman. I had no inins, slept well, had good thing. and whither nobody will take Denison Ktrrctrr for the I . H. _ . .... . «■■■ appetite and was fat and could da almost all my own work for a fam­ D.inlel Biological Survey, blow deadly p-1-i Ou the third day my name was referred to for praise or blame. the trouble to go in hope of learning ily of four. I shall always feel that I owe my good health to your >oned .tart* too feet in a* second, und called aa wa stopped for dinner beside One day when a student, who was anything. medicine.”—Mrs. Hayward Sowxrs, Hodgdon, Maine. »o virulent i* the poison used it cuui- a little stream. of hill* consisting entirely of porphyea death in *evm seconds. "Dtaitrt Pretzoff. a letter." I had | provost consulted the record. For 30 years Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable atone. The turquoise Is found In veins --------“I observe. Mr. King." said he. . .,. , . almost forgotten my new name. Put Liszt In Bad Light Compound has been the standard remedy for fe- blR An nx-emun of IRC earthoiiak< * .1 . .. . . . The letter bad been written by Mob- “that you have never missed a single Among thc anecdotes told about In the rocks. This ridge of hills runs male ills. No one sick with woman’s ailment* ((// corded at the setsiuo chapel, ....... .......... woman, and said that I must come -—*morning or — evening, during — the late David Popper Is an Interest­ to a height of «.«5B feet; the highest does Justice to berself if she docs not try this fa- S / the whole term ’’ near Rome, during ti^_- .last iwelvc home at once, for Dmitri was dead. ing one relating to Liszt. It is well point at which turquoise has been baa restored so many sufferingwowen to health. , He paused, but Instead of a word known that many ot the pages at­ found Is 5.800 feet above sea level; *—,r’ Dead! Dmitri, my old. play ms tn; the man I was going to marry scm» of praise, which might reasonably tributed to Liszt were really written the loweat point. 4.800 feet. i^MpeWrito to LYDIA E.PIXKHAM MEDICTKECO. American music is popular in JtouOne mine Is entered through a nat­ time! I had not thought that Dmitri have been expected, he continued se­ by the Princess Sayn-Wlttgensteln. (COSFIDEMTIAL) LTS.W, MAUS., for advice verely: Yoor letter will te opened, reml and answered vere|J,: The mo«t flagrant laitance waa the ural cave running out on to tho aldo now* in several *t«,rc* nanunns ai.ee, nvu.u u.e. K by a woman and held in strict confidence. music are devoted to the display of The cld scenes and tho fatgillar ’ I muit warn you, Mr. King, that 1 arertlon by her In one of hie hooka of tho mountain, and Is worked by popular da newt, including glide* and faceg that had faded so quickly from even too regular attendance at chapel Of page! attacking the Jcw» moans of rough shafts and levels. <mc-stcps. . । mjr cardan mind, that the strange may degen'rate Into formallim."— i ang advising their deportation In a VALUE THE ACORN AS FOOD!COTTON TRADE OF ENGLAND In the first quarter of thl* year the events of the last three daya barf London Telegraphbody to to Palestine. Palestine. Llaxt Ltsit wa* was greatly greatly birth rate of England and Wnlc* fell seemed to obliterate, came back, and annoyed at thia, for such sentiments were entirely foreign to bls character, Mlulon Indians of California Find Origin of Great Induatry Can Ba iu the TosfWfigurh < for recorded, rwks "homaglck with a dull, physical Wind and Fish. 31.s per 1.000 population, thc rate for . After all I was onlr a woman, Suatenanca In and Apparently I Tracad Back to Beginning of and many of his beat friends It is that a singular cuf cor- — Il IS reported reponea tuai — —- -— ---------- were ------ WWW I fa, WIUsWIBVI ■ th.- entire t’nlted Kingdom being only xj <, nud Dmitri o|t*1 been more to me -r.an respondenca exists between the pre- J«w«; among them David Poppar.| yep PARISIAN SAGE Enjoy the Nuta. ( Seventeenth Century. -------------I had Ibceg gpnsclous of. I must go vailing direction of the wind on the the famous violoncellist Not long, rAMISIArt SAUL The cotton trade u> of Lancashire,! Mining in. .... tho t. ’— nlted la a„-gi- homo ind care for his mother. Among the mlailon Indiana of Call-1 --States —- ----' " South Wales and the “Gor the appearance-of the book re-, If you have dandruff It Is because tte coast of Net nslnorf d.« rt.to. hack v.rx- beThat\ night I got a permit to Wilt - ' ferred to Popper made a call on Llaxt. > acaip to too dry and flakes off. Freshen .eore. r.™ . .rod. tocx tn .. th. U» ..J, bo-'‘ «ntle Industry, second only to agriaverage catch of• fish. culture. employ Inn directly more than1,tho commanding officer’s tenL Ho of the seventeenth criitury. „„„ „ ... -------' wh ° delighted to see him. and up the scalp-lubrkatc It-and daodroff food. They gather these induitrioui- ginning ~ " 1.500.000 men. nnd having a yearly It appears that the winds which InI was alone and I told my errand fluence the ocean currents influence, i »«*ed when b« came and where ho ly in the autumn, dry them thoroughly A petition of 1421. preserved In the out'put of 'i’.dbo’o'o'o.o'o'o’’ | briefly. in turn, the course of tho fish. • These WM «o>ng “m on the way to Surely in tho sun and atom them for winter stalo papers, mentioned the infancy Surely try try aa50c. 50c bottle bottleol of Parisian ParisianSage, Sage. influences have periods of three or Palestine, dear master. In accordance use in huge bine, which hold ten buih- of the industry; . . for there the .petitionIt cleanses the hair, nourishes it. stops four years. Thus In 1S99. there was wllb Jour wishes.” was the prompt ela or more. These blns are of wick- Ing tendon merchants staled that | anions the Vl ,lwu Canadian provinces, r.lgn- • ... . falling hair and itching scalp. It to just er work and look like Inverted baa- "about years divers people in this I ty-*Lx. routes ‘have ve been established in t«0 — ------ to - ------. . he’ */what you need to make the scalp healthyketa. Very often they are covered kingdom, but chiefly In the county .pf tho l»txn<l since thc plan wns under- May I go back and take care of his became more and more | mother?’’ -inti lately remove dandruff. ’with canvas to protect the contents Lancaster, have found out the trade taken In 1909-10^ abundant up to tho year 1902. In Historic PsrroL . . . . . The officer waa astonished, then 1906 there was another scarcity of from rain and snow and are placed" of making of other fustians made of a CAlt VETH A STEBBINS. a aw„rding tT" private7"™™priM * th" no“P'“M«’d. and abqve all he waa dis­ | fish, but the next year they began to An older and more historical bird upon elevated ptaffonna to preventkind of bombast or 'down. "‘ being ' than the octogenarian cockatoo of St. tho dampness of ths ground affect- trait ot the earth, growing upon little contract for the construction in Tur- pleased to think that such a trick had ’ return In Increasing numbers. Ives Is the famous parrot “Ducky." shrubs or bushes, brought int<? thia key of village* for Macedonian refu- been played. •} 'Hinge will in<*lud<’ " ; “Did you do thia for love of counWhen used for food purposes the kingdom by tho Turkey merchants regarded ns a mystery until the co­ which was one of Queen Alexandra's Sm,™, Copn,,. OO. a... XST , k squaws pound tho acorn kernels Into incidence with the prevailing direc­ pets until its death. This bird be­ longed to the younger Pitt, who pre­ • an*wer«L I went to seex a coarse meal Sometimes they bake don. but commonly called gotton I pre»<-nt It 1* expected that 40.00U * I hou^e* will be built. ‘' adventure." adventure.’’ then I hung my head, head, for tlced Now It is thought by the study sented it to George II.. from whom It this into a cake, but generally it is wool" tho part that I was playing did not of the winds the prospects of the fish­ passed In turn to George IV., William made into mush. This cotton from Lancashire soon ) seem so heroic aa it had at home: IV. and Queen Victoria, who present­ To rpake the mush they first mix .found _______________________ its way into the foreign markets ermen may be predicted two or three Milburn Thomson nnd Miss Twlia | It with water so aa to form a thin . of thc world. Thus the "Treasure of Mulvaney were-quietly married Jan. years In advance—Harper’s Weekly. ed It to her daughter-in-law. the prin­ (Mroit Jhulneu ffnfwrW/y) cess of Wales. AR parrots aro long-1 really an Impostor. batter. This is boiled by allowing Traffic,’’ 1641, on the industry of the 5 at Bellevue. lived, and If they could only speak i But I was a woman, very tired, very hot stones to fail Into and cook good folk of Manchester: ’’They buy The oldest end most influ­ Golf an Ancient Game. Birthday almost sick, and tho officer had com­ with Intelligence what reminiscences j it. When the stones in the vessel cotton wool In London that comes ti-rlalned the Advanced ential business training acnool nave neat they tney are *A toe"tJdweld" was passion on mo, for ha wrote a pass One of tho few publications isssed this royal bird could hare given— have lost lost xneir their beat are >aaen 'aken I nrst first from from Cyprus Cyprus and and Smyrna, Smyrna, ana and at at in Michigan is giving today the and gave — mo■ money enough to got for extended circulation by the Broth- from the time it first looked knowing-1 moat modern and thorough out with s long ladle and ar<oi>plaeed home work the same and perfect It I |Pft 5, „ JirrM.nt from the club. -----ly at Pitt, learned how to Imltato the 1 courses which fully qualify its by freatrfy heat^J ones. into fustians, vermllliom. dimities, and Orvil Goodwin and family of Olivet h>ck home on. g-aduatea lor high grade pos■ When the mixture has been well other such stuffs, and then return it towere Hunday curst* of pt* grandAnd ‘ ~ * some way tho papers got hold of Ancient Rome. It to in Latin, and invariable "What? What?" of George! Itiona. cooked the bowl la placed on the tendon, where tho same Is vented M"- J’,s*‘wn" . . of the story and dilated on It as pa­ purports to show that the dignified HL. was scandalized, by the revels of ground and the mush allowed to J-Aol. jind and not seldom, tent Into' |iar’Thursday? "’‘r pers will, and It went all over the game ot golf was played on early Ro­ the regent and attempted to acquire 1 Tuition costs more io thia the nautloal vocabulary of William school than in many others but world that I was a second "Joan of T»a entlWTktnlly gather* about to foreign parts." And. lockouts pera number from Assyria and Bellemous in history. The Brothers of the the reaulta prove it to be the enjoy the feast, and one and all con- milting, they do tho same thing to- vne attended the dance ut Clell Van- Arc.” when I was only a foolish and cheapest in the end Low grade Book is an organisation of idealists in vay the food to their mouths with the' day." ' F,,,lay ,,lKhl "”d report « Ignorant girt. ■ work and cheap inatraction are I tin. palms of their hand*. • I started bqme. still in my uniform, more or less widely separated cities. found in cheap schools. The D. Not Just What She Meant with my kr.zjfsack strapped across my The headquarters are in Chicago. One of our best-known novelists, the1 Dally Thought. Doan’s Remilets gave just thr result. shoulders and tho precious pais signed We invite you to write for most sentlvely courteous of men. arTho true way to mourn tho dead la by the commanding officer, in mjf Order. our curricnlam and to spend fl to take care of the living who belong the bowels perfect month* with us during the pres­ Krause, 806 Walnut Order is the sanity of the mind, the Altoona, overcome with confusion—"I am truly aACKACHC KI0N8T5 ANO 8LADDIS to them.—Burke. ent school season health of the body, the peace of the sorry to be so shockingly late." The tlon at Svelk, I tramped disconsolate­ genial hostess, only meaning to assure ly through the field! towards my kins­ B. R. Shaw, President, beams of thc house, as the bones to him that he was not the last, emphat­ woman's holding. the microcosm of man, so Is order to ically replied. “O. Mr. -------------. you Ortroil. A peasant was working In the field, all things—Southey. a strong young fellow. I could tell by the lu«ty strokes of his mattock. It must bo Jan Covens. I thought helping because Of Dmitri’s death. "Ho, Jan.” I called, glad to speak to one of my own people again. Wonderful Case of Mrs. Stephenson, on the Pacific Coast. A Grateful Atlantic Coast Woman. WE HAVE MOVED GOODBYE MUFF FOLEY KIDNEY PIUS ton I^YOUR FAVORITE FARM PAPER THE MICHIGAN FARMER Through an arrangement fortunate for our readers and for this paper, we are able to offer the following; THE MICHIGAN FARMER, THE HASTINGS BANNER, both papers one year one year 1.30 No better cbmbination could be offered.' The Michigan Farm* cr is published weekly and is the only weekly agricultural and live stock journal published in Michigan and the only farm paper that devotes all its space exclusively to Michigan and to Mich igan farm problems. SUBSCRIBE. NOW toward me at tjie sound of my voice— It was Dmitri.' Then I supposed that I must bo delirious from overstrain, and that the man I saw before me was only a phantom. But no. it was Dmitri, who welcomed me back as one from the dead; for his mother had never told him Qf my taking his place, but bad led him to believe that I had wandered away, no Kot till long after Dmitri and 1 were married, did Anna Pretsoff tell me the whole trnth about tho strange sickness of her son. When the day had come for him to join tho army she drugged him with tea made from a poisonous herb. He drank this liquid during the morning meal, and shortly after became Insensible. Later she had written that be was dead, think­ ing that the news would bring mb home, ' (Copyright by Dally Btocy Pnh. Co.) After fortune has smiled on a man BAXSUt WAXT ADVS. FAT. Farm Auction Sales People expect to sae KVKRV AUCTION O/LI advertised !■ The BANNIR sad for this reason they hsve cone to pay little If say. attention to bills. Nobody who contemplates holding a sale out Afford to take the chance of NOT advertising In The Bill Phm, Cltlim ui HU, li. IB III HMTItU BANNER, UntUii. MUI �NASHVILLE Wa ««' it in Bendin# flower, to you find wa can give good wrvice. EvinMI«|iiGiit Fliwin and Pottid Flints lor Chrfettna, and other occasion,. 8BANP RAPIDS FLORAL GO. "JSST* ttara-Tt Msna tn. PHONE SP9g. Iwtau tK tie ut unn tn. Grand Rapids. Mich. Mlns Ida Hursman has accepted a position as tsaeher in the Vermont­ ville school and commenced her dutlaa then last week Monday. Finley Traxler returned home from Buffalo. New York, where ho has barn working for some lime, last FrlW. H. Mytni was grieved last Sat­ urday morning to nnd that his best horse had a broken leg. It was a horse h0 had raised frnm a colt and a greet pot of the family. Only a few days before the accident ho had refused to take* two hundred dollars I! ,our ordw amount, to It ot ent '*•'11 pay ufohoM charge,. Two Farm Bargains Acre* five miles from Hastings on a good graveled road and fine loaation, 90 acres under cultivation and 30 acres of secood growth timber end pasture, good 9-room house in first class shape, basement barn 36 by 56, corn crib, hen house, silo and hog house. This farm'has 40 acres seeding, plenty of fruit, steel wind mill and tank, the price is $6,000. Terms one half downItO aeorgc and daughter Murjorlo were guests of Mr. and Mra. Bert Deller In Maple Grove Hunday. MUs Louise Brown of Middleville Is spending the week with Mra D. Kuns and daughter. Pauline. - 40 Acres cliy tod gravel bam soil, all gently rolling and all under cultivation, good 9-room brick house with furnace, two barns, one flat 30 by 42, the other basement 28 by 50, also corn crib, granary, ben house and hog house. This place has good windmill, tanks, plenty ot ail kinds of fruit, good location and five miles from Hastings. ■ Price $3,300, terms $1,000 down. Crook & Gould and Insurance Real Estate Quality and Cleanliness Appeal to You! The reason we can give you such SUPERIOR QUALITY in our baked goods is because of the way in which we conduct our business. Our experr_______ li . in iv —> m iv i, iru-r .1—• — 1. such prices that we can give our customers better baked goods than most bak' eries can give and at just as low a price as they can quote you. We Buy Nothing But the Best The reason you may feel sure that our baked goods ore perfectly clean is because we have given so much time and attention to SANITATION—hand­ ling every step of our baking process with greatest care; we have many times invited you to visit our baking department and inspect it for yourself—we still invite you. If you haven’t tried our special brands of bread we will be pleased to fill an order for you. SHAFER'S MALTED KREAM BREAD HASTIMGS POTATO BREAD BRA-LOUR BROWN BREAD STAR BAKERY & RESTAURANT Phone 381 W. R. Jamieson, Prop. Hastings, Mich. HASTINGS, MICH. brother’run Tobias nnd family "near Nashville. All wet* pained to hear of th Tho Gleunfers Improved the appear­ ance of their hall last week by paper­ ing und painting the walls. QUAIL THAI* (OltNI'.HH. Mr. and .Mrs. IJTunk Fuller spent Sunday al Levi Curtis In West Keils- mill completed und will soon bo at Work. * Thc Inlcrtcl in the revival mvrtings । i*r*‘ 1Uy Gould has boon on the is Imtroaalng. Why not make them •lek Hat with symptoms of pneumonia but ut present is on the gain. . your tlnit -thought »» long tu> they continue? Ilev. McClure, who Is uasitting Itev. Lahr h a grand singer and talker. Hu leaves sonic thing with you to tuki> homo every night. All come and enjoy tbu good meet- New Harness Makes Fine Team SOHTIIK.WT KAUlMo. The dance at Louis Kings’ Friday evening was largely attended. Two large sluighloads coming from Km|umo Itesidea nearby residents attended. Floyd Pean of Leasing spent a por­ tion of the pint week with relatives 'A Good Harness is About 25% It is a surprising thing to note the improved appearance of a good team after you have placed upon them a new high grade harness. Your team already looks well and is a good team but add a new harness’*® and you have increased their valuation much more than the value of the harness. This is especially true now because you can buy harness from us at this Itovlvul meetings arc being held Ih the M. E. church In Kalamo this week. Everyone Invited to attend. Hamutl Cruwl hue purchased u farm In Northern Michigan. x , LU* Rumsey.of Marshall has pur­ chased thc pool room In Vermontville. John Wugmrs of Vermontville spent Hunday with. Dewitt Main und Cfmlly. TANAUAC WKNtKfi. Th0 revival mot tings at the Tam-inw arc Billl In progress with marked »ucccs»- . Tw«>vo converts making u tlccleluixjor a belter life Sunday night Wc only hope fur more tu follow. Thu ! '■•ngcHsi, Mr- Hol* mother will Join him In helping in tho revival Tueslay cvsnlns of this week. *Ms Cotftqi is spending tho fore [■“Tt. of the week with relatives in -«■.... ..................... \jisHng Mr* ’jano time of year at special prices. Wc always carry a large stock|ofgood harness iu’ahnoBt every style of Jmuke«-heavy tuud light;] brass, qiokle and rubber trimmed. It would be impossible for you to go wrong in buying a harness frop) utrfor wc arc right here and stand back 6f every article we sell. °r l'°oiand Tviurn, -Im t}ty wmrum.coi,, .v,. w.bii ................ ■' himfawn on !)(■ pack w iMd<r trouble and •III. uiudu him well a ( Is a Mdeudid iittd}-.„ hfid*' lrr ArMn,r Mulhul- ............................... We have the finest Un. of Horae Blankets. Stable Blanket, end Robe, of any dealer In Barry County, •nd we are In petition to give yuu baraains that will eurprlee you. You can't afford to let this chance •Up by. | Goodyear Brothers Phone 1 HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS f laMinga. Mich. �, JANUARY 1», IMA Willing Farmers How many farmers, or other buyers, could be found in Barry County who would step into any farm implement ware­ house and willingly pay 42 per cent profit on a pair of farm sleighs if they knew before hand that they were doing so, then go home feeling that they had made a good deal. NORTHERN BIT: . -4 MRS. AIJiERT CHASE. OF MILO. WRITES ABOUT HER TRAVELS SUHPHISEI HER UNCLE Belknap and at the'same time look over the Donaldson Sleigh Jesse Townsend The Man Who Lost thc Plow ELECTRO-CHEMICAL RING Em ©ri®r T© WfircMH® TMs C®ffiid]nftn®nn * Plonrrn rmicrntcil. rune, for a sho rt visit with n cousin. ▲ Newel Lynch. Parish I" an exceed-' T Inch- pretty vUL.r. ..f soil Inhabitants. A Th.- Holl here *— ■■ ...I. r 1.1.1 n-ltl. ih* surface nnd 1 • I n some drjirrn- 1 “ Hastings, Michigan, HARD as far as possible and keep the goods moving we are making some 1L©W IPIKUCIES KUffiETT NOW on Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, etc. for । high banka of streamwith a continuous -it. fanciful appearance. SEEK HELP OF RICH WOMAN STUTTERER ficgglng Letters Innumerable Come In Every Mall to the Possessor of Orest Wealth. Cure May Bo Effected, but the Proctsa and deepening th- in. i Is a Slow One, and Uncertain "r from «>ninri<< In ns Its enect. Effect canal. in . . The hum--i-*u*' ....... IN there is usually a dull time in our business and for a few weeks the goods do not move out as fast as they usually do at any other time ih the year SHE LEFT 44 YEARS AGO Yet, this is just what you have been asked to do for a number of years past for a Belknap Sleigh. Now step into my store and save yourselves a big chunk of this profit on the ♦ thio ihr.l Why not take advantage of the low prices which we are offering and secure what you need in our line. ▲ ~ Hastings. Mich. Undertaking LUCK RAGL1 DISTRICT. eullon thereof be granted to Loarls AdellM-rt Senter left Saturday for to W. Weber, or to some other suitable visit hl" sister. Mrs. Geo. Ballou, of I person. Wayne. He expects to In- gone al >* *■ Ordered, Thai the <Oth day wren or i*-ii --- - ------- - — --- **.-.«*• Ml." Itrulah Gondrll nf Ha"1 Inc.' ln ,h*' fTCO”"". said probate office. ner\un. .V be and l" hereby appointed for hearwas home over Sunday. | |n< peUllon: Mr. and Mrs. L. Wunderlleh and j it is Further Ordered. That public "on Adelbcrt spent Thuredny In Free- notice thereof be given by publication • port the guests of Guy llovec und 1 n( tt copy of this order, for threu sucLi in lly. ccsalvc weeks |irevlnua to said day of There was no school last week on hsarlng. In the Hostings Banner, a account of ihe Illness of thc teacher, I newspaper printed and circulated In Miss Humu. .said county. lien Mills experts to begin work' ' for Fred Todd In a saw mill which I Judge of ITobate. f.-w inlle« from my old home are the I Interesting ruins of an old stone nr* । e.-n.il* **f colonial times. I 8*.me of the farm houses here nrc there is no treatment which is sum to 2!^,rrl< J**e^ .-l* br.ued. Gov-env-ur I most charitable ladles: house on my cure. If a stutterer bo taken in child-. Hjono. which ~ Dlti' h r.-wmbl ‘ “ Ono supplicant writes: lean granite. Jt ink*-* ns tin. bjnailon of roil and grey atone. Thcr hood, where tho Affliction is first no­ as granite, but unil ■ l-.kea-here t.iil the farms ur ticed. and carefully treated, he can llke to go visiting and would like some sometimes be cured, and generally the untlnlshed atom Tin- rain falls are plentiful. In ret buildings tn th. th.- mountains.' thc rain fall" nrc clothes or a hat. One that comes over much Improved. copious. Hay is always a bumper Dr. Frank A. Bryant of New York, the face Is more becoming to me." Others are: "I have a moral charac­ writing Iu the Medical Record. «ay» the avcr.jg*- farm Rarden In Michigan. ter, and some thinks I am very bright. the first thing to do is to make sure my mind ns'I remtimber. I am blessed with many friends who that there are no obstructions In rtandlhg In thia »a School will begin Monday morning. thorn on throat or nose, such as enlarged ton­ company of frieioi Krnest Kenyon anil family spent will tostify to toy ladyship." tno they sils or adenoids. The child must be w. r.- 'lidding me n tearful good! "For a long time I have wanted to 1 State of Michigan, the Circuit taught to breathe through the nose, feel tjjc pleasure ot being even with cry man whip* his own turkeys to the • | Court for thc county of Barry. In san. I knew t! New York market. I did not gn I the world, and when 1 saw your pic­ deeply and slowly, as a habit.. He , chancery. , Crier t'randal). 111* Stomach Trouble* Over. Thomas. W. Hammond. ture In the paper your eyes seemed to must not be allowed to speak when ex­ Mr. Dygpeptle. would you not like ‘ Complainant. look into mine and say. *1 wUl help cited. nor when laughing or crying cn born to my father's parent* j ,-hrcse (tn me a tang forgotten lltxthat ynur stomach troubles; „ , or In the paroxysms of whooping *"■ l*c»<cr ‘in.l ' iK-ster. Merritt - uryl. These herds all freshen In tho ver. that you could eat nny I carles WeUaeri nnd ■I Merrill and Aib.it Alma, spring nnd make only chccso In sum- kind * f <00.1 you desired without In- Jl>hn Wetawrt. administrator* . "I have long been looking for a per- cough. He must never be tickled. All *.*-r nnd Cnr-t. r < randall "p< nt ; „„.r an*l butter In winter. Many far- Jury? That may scorn so unlikely to • J0| .hr w>|| unneaed of 1 son to whom I could make my sanU causes of excitement must be re-: LOCAL AGENT, fne time In.thi* township <0 years ■ • -------- ••• ' -■no‘ altogether impos* ’HuMmmh Hammond, deceased, ct nl.. ----- -------------“J" known. Little I ask—some stationery, moved. Fresh air. scrupulous cleano. while to Merritt •'rindnll belong" comes moodily | siblc. If other* can be cured permDefendants. FRED O. BUSH a good Ihneplece. one pair of spec- llncss, plain, nourishing food, moder­ ack*, the sky, nnently. nnd thousands have been. ...» .... h.ia exercises and plenty of sleep in Cress* > nnd build.ns there the first J-K!' SH.«« (.".ft ■ «Y u.'" 413 MICHIGAN AVE. i taeles (good, strong lonse) or thc ex- ate Mental business 'dock, th.- remains of which ■ I change of a railway pass for a good a dark room are essential. bl m i. -in!!it nnd steadily In 2( tn 36 hours nnd I-* lie nays. "I wan troubled with heart* j ting* In wild county on the 30th day treatment Is of great Importance. — 1 parrel." • । never aiTiurtpanled by electricity. ' burn. Indigestion, and liver complaint Present: Hon. Clement Hmlih. Cir­ NORTHKIST CARLTON. - "I have sometimes wished thst God Any measures that will increase men­ •• ' --------------------- - “•—'until I used Chamberlain's'Tablets.; Glenna and August Tasker nt- would give tne money to start tal jKilse are of Incomparable value. then my trouble was over." Hold by . cuit Judge. The *-th twins j known foothill". This l» | all deniers.*—Adv. tended • parly Friday evening given ; me In the chicken business Perhaps Tho stutterer must be Impressed with tn north- Tn Mich never lived t^ ^arrr r.iuniv._ ___ ,__ inUldavii an.ilLf ihcxcin that defendant Miss Bhinchc Wickhom /ii her -ftp W0(|Id gun B# w the bwrtaeM lo Agne** Brandt Is not i» resident of the me at Lake L d . i gejj puro f<Jod u{ horterB(j|Bh bad habit. He must be persuaded to t'nflidall was a handsome, hlsh-sptrBANNER WANT ADV8. PAT. 1 Htate of Mlchlsnn. but n resident «*f speaking corRu'-sel and I'ayton Friend of Pleas- : -1 mn n-imrnritrr ... .... •I the Htate of N«w J*-rery; that Nelllb ran*n m wu study ,, the great . art of ... . nnt Valley visited their cousin* Claude . •nd have to look out for myself as I recU>' lhu,‘ by ’'«*•“»’* P*1*"1' wu^ «■ j Em*-ry l» nnt a resident of thia Htate. •Ttotmta ana tamny. uunaay. m- TV|nk over on ,he “r‘ of h'* 'ochor.ith. ro w., and physicians. will hr gradually ■ of thl" Htnlg. but a resident of Eng­ ;»:• ■»-«»'»• »• cure himself, or at least so improve as ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. land: lh-ii John Hsmtnond Is not a and .lay night. Your ,o',n* to make thc atlllctlon cease to be se­ n wlnl of thi" Ht.itr. but a resident Mra. Prior Thoma, nf Banister nnd ' Tbe«' ,e“ere •”* ,rora State of Michigan, the Probata Court resident rious. Of Emtlnnd; nnd that William Hatntn aun Thomas and wife of Cample 11 vis- ' norant people, and probably somewhat rick* is not n resident of thl" Stat*. Al a session of said court, held at niond . .. ... .... .. weak-minded. In fact. It is almost an but n resident <>f England; which h. to probato office. In the city of Has lly Friday. ______________________________________ Infallible sign jot weak-mindedness to1 Pride of the Nation. ngs. In said county. on the Mlns Hasel Blakeman has returned send any sort of au appeal for perS. 8. Shubert, tho theatrical tnana8. mana- !n(f ln h|B tn,, p freqa Cleveland, o., to her »uter». eonal• ■help - to the - very rich. complainant. Il H ordered that Hi" furnlsh -d by n gasoline engine. ' ger, wasthe praising In achorus Broadway tr»»p«tI!«.■ taurant American girl. res : and iin.t«.w pi..> if 1 could find him .lining( p.,1^,7,"wnH.!" u,%*Ah'u huve’but few I Judge’of* Probata. Ch<>‘ M‘ M*Ck' appearance of the said defendiftits Agars Brandt. Mary A. Hecker. Nel­ । he will visit sotnstlm. ■turn-• .1 • *•• . .. ... . ... ------- _• lie Emery. John Hammond itn<^ Will­ Emigrant's Romance. . , ,•She Is not only prettier.'' Mid Mr. In h - h-n" ■;•.• chan*-.* • • aoulil b.g.u„! When I struck Main iam Hammond, and of each of them. Mln Mary Wortb-y of Grand ItapHow a photograph led to a romance] Shubert, "than her English or French 1 ..to'Y^o* .’’vUmd'wis > “r‘" ,hc " ■wing to the, OH« A. Rlxbrldger. deceased. ' ‘ Charles 8. Bristol. Aiiimnutrator of waa made known nl Liverpool just or Italian sister, but sho is also bright- inf„rmi",i “i', n obliging cl rk wh.-r.-' /-(..'’‘.“or Hunduy. ,il»cd. Thc ; .aid estate cornea Into court nnd robefore the departure for Australia of er, gayer, wittier. 1”— ... ... .irr ta 1 . a pleasure •to ni) un< !•■ . winters ar. long ami severe, but veg.- presents that he is prepared to render d»r. unre. or the appearance| of any •*' ted her pamnta E. Caln and family the White Star liner Irishman, which hear her talk, latIon is very rapid during the short I his final account ns administrator of them, thop that the pcreyn »o enter lunching i,n1’ would permit•Hunted until I carries no fewer than five brldes-elect ‘Two chorus girls .. No flux Is raised her*- at j mid estate and asks that it day be set । lug his appearance <-ntue hl« answr ■ uncuyiu h was situated on a corner. I summer. present, but In my childhood every j for hearing the simc und that he bo । t-> the 1*111 of complaint lo lx’ til*'­ going out to Join their fiances. near me at Sbery's th** either day. ■tin.l the cortu-r io try t>-' One of these five has never seen f Their skirts were slashed and they 3,u-,.rlil|„ tlh- location «*f the dining farmer raised a piece «>f-fl.ix for fum* 1 discharged from said trust. Kime to hr served upm. Il> use. Th*- men broke and swindled | It Is Ordered, That the nineteenth ! ami <i copy of complainant within flther future husband, and has nothing q>ure those smart, new-fangled shoes n-.m. rin--.llly suing to n aide door. A'ill for the housewivra to spin, tbo finer day of January. A. D. 1914, al Ion •ollrllors for .... .... part nf whit h w«» used fur table Hum ' o'clock In the forenoon, al said, pro- . ‘•n **>• '< »-> .’i,**’ “hu oTThelr .a but a photograph to tell her what he that fasten with ribbon—narrow ribvaunt f-i. . ... In. I had guc»"*-d j and the taw or foureer »-rt for towel, bate office, be and la hereby appointed1 »“ *•"*• "r “r irn and in ,n'’1 looks like. The bride-elect raid that bon running In criss-croMi up their **r In the dining room nnd nnd many othlr thlng>f..r family for hearing said petition; ' .‘hXnf'Xld tai bo taken m a friend of hers went to Australia long. slim, silken ankles, •i my playmate uncle, use. I distinctly r.-rnrrnly r during It Is Further Ordered. That public . ."LL ' tST dotendanta. at?d b? three years ago a* a domestic serv"‘I've got nn use for your rah-rah' in- .1 careless glanco as \1 jI th- elvll war having a *lr* .s made nf notice thereof be given by publication •"» h> il>l r- 'timed bi" dinner. As flax ant nnd married inter a sheep farmer college boys.' said tho first chorus girt; In natural’ ■ h.Sk..> 1 could hardly The young wife displayed upon tbe swinging her shapely foot tn and out 1 i»okril ..it him. . .. ----- .. mnk<HU hrarlng InUM HaMlnn BANNER a pl*‘nant cause this order 10 be pub­ but cool . «nd comfortable. I mw . mantelpiece a photograph of a chum of her slashed skirt. 'He reminds mo with many flax wheels In home*, but they anil slightly of th" sheep farmer. Photographs of a china doll.' .. ........................... ... S'! were all Idle. The tlmlier here Is I were exchanged and a correspond " Why?' asked tho other girl, 'tfehe did not look ot CHAR. M. MACK. m.istly hard maple. In former years' such publication !>• commenced ence was begun, with the result that cause he's so pink and pretty?] u»* .. III.—- in**n» | within twenty < JO) days from Ihe . p.ilrn of my left Ill,------- . "'No.' said the find chorus girt. 'Be­ made from these ircen* At present ’••LLA C. EGGLESTON, date of this order, and that such pill* ­ -r lb entering the door, thousands nf gallons of pure maple . Register of Probate. rln- h.-ut never seen, cause he gets broke so soon.”* ; Heat ion be conllnu*-*! therein onuc In i: I was Inside I com­ syrup nrc shipped from those'farms I * tree copy. - Its good qualities. I • -llagust puss ov*-r tho copy ot this order to bo personally Weird Story of Glasgow Ship. ’ f„re ,,f ,n> nnrie .ORDER »X)R PUBLICATION. served -on "aid defendant", nnd eaeh Ot course. Job never had a turkey. A remarkable story of the sea has n>--nr.-rl rp.-.klng. * nlats of Michigan, tho Probate .-onversatlon. I asked | r thl> fowl is a native of the land just come to light It Is stated that Ix-fore the lime subscribed for his BpCourt for the County ot Barry. ■ He declined to do of the atars and stripes, and was th0 survivors of n vessel wrecked off hlm I Your scfltw Is conv Bet of Teeth $3 At a session of said court, held at 7 .. , ... _. •“■- । cniiui - . hr was nsving a naju pmumonU. * never heard ot until this country was 1 Capo CLEMENT SMITH. Horn found tbo wrecked Gias- Ump 1>r, proprr dignity nmt.l the probate office. In the city of llssBEST GOLD CROWN $3K Circuit Jwdge. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. settled by travelers oversea. gow ship Marlborough In a cove. »Itli ।:hi« unwarrantaMe Intrusion in hl* Examined, countersigned,-and enter­ BEST BRIDGE WORK $3| Nevertheless. Job's turkey is do­ twenty skeletons near by. Warner returned home Monday. Hon. ed by me. M. Mack. "I gu*«» you do not know mi-." Thc Marlborough left Lyttelton. | ’ scribed by the author of "8am Slick" . ROY ANDRUS, II.replied with much dignity. as so poor that It had only one lonely New zeauna. in January i»ju. tot - „|||a| h( l n w hp wnn|rd to llt Ip the Matter of the Estate of | Register In Chancery. feather In its tall and had to lean London, nnd was not heard of again., m,._Sophia Weber Sec|ey, deceased. [ JEWELL A EWING. work credit U|„in , roa(I<. myar|f known ncsa and convalescence. Lewis W. Weber, son. having tiled ! Solicitors for Complainant. against a fence to gobble. Since the (Ten Year Guarantee) Mrs. Jane Garrett spent the latt* in said court his petition praying that Business address. Grand Rapids, appearance of that book Job’s turkey collision with an iceborg. an Instrument now on file In this Mich.. Houseman Bldg. R. K. Htanton, who Is poorly. represents the last extreme of poor­ court purporting to l»e the last will COLOROVE A POTTER. scientious. sympathetic treat Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Pierce spent and testament of the mid deceased ness and forlornness. Lloyd's Register shows that the ,hlnk makt. thu Solicitors for Complainant Saturday und Hunlay with friends at be admitted to probate and the exc- Business address, Hastings, Michigan. Marlborough was an Iron two-decK u|l lla Wc , d0_.* Shults. ,Keep a Thankful Heart. sailing vessel that has been missing; Afi. qulte^ poorly nt The unthankful heart, like my An­' from her port. Glasgow, since Janu- drlficd this writing ger in tbt sand, discovers no mercies: ary. 1M0. Tho owners are Messrs. ?*l*' > Mlsa Irene Htanton assisted Mra. but let the thankful heart sweep.j 7 i^He 4 Co., Glasgow. 8hc was j,|» pi.U.K. Htuntnn with her household du* through the day. and as tho magnet built In 1876 by Messrs. R. Duncan A *•, NEW SYSTEM DENTISTS finds the iron, so will it find in every Co., and was placed In the special I ■*•>.. 210 Monroe Avenue hour some heavenly blessings; only survey class of Lloyd's [Register. Sheikh The following Is the program for Grand Rapids, Michigan the Iron in God's sand is gold.—Henry was 228 feet long. 35 Teet wide, and; (n'" fr*-*|ii*-nt iheM beautiful Islands (In minim, r r*■ • Ive ail their supplies Ward Beecher. 21 feet deep. I fron 'from Canton whose growth In recent years 1s due Lirgely to this fact. Its -present population is 3.600. lt>has Shortening the Winter Work" “In a Scrape.” I many tine resldeSceo. churches nnd sponded to by the Brothers. arc enduring as well as artistic The expression, "to get Into ni buslnrsi* block■ built of governeur "Bits of Fancy Work for Winter and arc reasonably priced. scrape." referred at one time to any "tone. The *ounty buildings are ex- Evenings"—Responded to by the 81sEvery monument we put up ene who fell Into a deep rut In the ccptlonally tin.- built of grey troverneur and red iioudam stope. The forest When the deer run wild In1 stat*- has mt r Itutural buildings and an Recitation—Mary Havens. bears out our reputation for Hong — Huth Kerr, the forest they frequently cut deep• exi>crimrntal nation here. excellence of workmanship. gullies among, the trees, due to their Our assortment of monuments and monumental designs constantly running backward and for­ Pierpont, io miles from Canton In the are so varied that we have never yet failed to please those ward over tho same ground. The cuts foothills of Hi, Adirondack moun* t? । A correspondent of Leallaa Weekly There is no cure for stuttering ak - sends these Juicy bits from the corre- This does not mean that no stutterer the Legal Jtdvertisements false Jeeth ourr-L oa MONUMENTS WE MAKE Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or­ ders Given Prompt Attention Chrysanthemums, Roses, Caroations, (all colors,) Violets and Easter Lilies. All kinds of potted plants, i as Peppers, Poinsettas, Primroses, Azaleas, colors. ELI CROSS Bell-M.in 208 Cili«n.-2470 Grand Kapida, Mich. so made In the forest were known township I" v<ry rough nnd rocky, Two Minute" Speech on "Why Rats ave Long Tails*'—Ernest Gorham. as desr scrapes, and It sometimes ■tboundlnc in t-tetureaqu** nnd beauti­ Reading—Minnie Gorham. happened that a woodman fell Into ful scenrn. which I shall not attempt ------------- . pen p|(.tare n Floy Whittemore. Lecturer. them, sometimes to his great danger, »iy idea of a suefor they wore frequently quite deep affords *• mu. h’ Hence '•the phrase "to get Into - aa uleusure to th- rtuulrr an a dish of Henre'-ths “This article says wo should keep scrape” originally meant to fall Into'he cream thst some ons else has eat- our servants Inlerested.and amussd. 1 »n. • a dear nerape. vn. believe Ill get our oodk a set -ot I. Pierpont la (oo feet higher than books." "I think a Mt of new china BANNER WANT-ADVS. PAT. state called the who have consulted us. Call and scethem and place your order now for Spring Delivery. IRONSIDE BROS. Phone 197 Granite and Marble Dealers Hastings, Mich. �JANUARY 15,H14-M PAGES. THE HASTINGS BANNER FART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 2C. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. O 2_or»cn h i i >X(0 zo-ios <Z>CZ>U GOING TO THE HASTINGS POULTRY SHOW �BANI5KB, HASTINGS POUI R. C. CRAMER White Rocks. 710 Mich. Av. Hastings, Mich. PREMI M. W. HICKS. Baby Chicks and Custom Hatching. Cyphers Incubators and Brooders. Phone 385. Hastings, Mich. THOS. E. WATERS. Black Minorcas, Hastings, Mich. MOTOR SHAFT BUILDING --------------- All Your Feeding Troubles "are Over When You Begin Feeding— January 1 The Park 6 Pollard Co.’s Dry Mash An extensive study of poultry feeding covering a long period of years has giten them a knowledge of the hen's likes and dislikes, the requirements to produce thc maximum'number of eggs, the fertility of eggs, and maintain thc best of health in the birds. They have demonstrated that egg eating, feather pulling, going broody, getting over-fat, and "going light” may be—and are—largely overcome by the' use of their feeds. These points are given constant and careful consideration by them, and the requizewents followed out, regardless of the cost of the pro|»er materjals. We base bought a car-load of Park & Pollard-Co.’s feeds arid will be Premium List BARRED 1* YMOl’TIl’HOCKS. ic—1 silver spoon by L. V. Bedkmi <-,■», ..Mvkerel—1 book. Profitable Poultry. Flr»t Hen—1 package Clover Brand Poultry Food. Flr»t Pulici—1 year Michigan Poultry Breeder WHITE PLYMOUTH HOCKH. Flr»l Fu.t Flrxt Firm : pleased to quote you prices on large or small quantities. EDMONDS BROS. Hastings. Michigan O A. Fuller. - Cock—25 lb. flour by Charhm Sherwood. cwkcrcl—1 package Lice Killer by <>. A. Fuller. Hen—H lb. beat tea by Joacph Hogcra. ’ l-ullct—1 year pubrcrlptlon Induotrloua Hen. Knoxville. Tenn. PARTRIDGE RUt’KH. I. N. WINTERS. Rose Comb R. I. Reds, Hastings, Mich. ... , .......... " Th8 Michigan Poultry Breeder Bw«e Aa asawwf Mwulrrw Pwawf In Untied Statue .-a STOCK AND EOQS IN SEASON CHARLES E. WARD, Jr. Grand Rapids, Michigan, Oak Grove Beagle Kennels at Stud HARDY HICKORY 2nd ■ Partridge Leghorns, Woodland, Mich. BUFF PLYMOUTH HOCKS. First Cock—35 lb. flour by Smith, Veils & Co. BATTLE CREEK. MICH. ill X. C. Rhode Bland Reda at P per erttlng ol IS en«. Exhibition Mrrfa a matter ol cone- MRS. ALICE GRANT, KSTAuusuab Brookwood Poultry r * 146,816 146,81? —' pages each month. rir-; i pan vi skui.-h »» cuwri ui oil__ , . First Pullet— 1 year subscription Michigan Poultry Breeder. ’ First Pen—51.00 by II. Sheldon. 1LV.MIHAN PLYMUt’Til ROCKS. > First Cock—1 sot tumblers by O. A. Boyes. First Cockerel—1 puekuge 25c Louse Killer by <>. A. Fuller. Flrct Hen—1 year subscription Prolltable Poultry. , ’ First PallM—1 .year subscription orange Judd Farmer. F|r;t Pen—51.00 by E. C. Russ & Son. LVKH I.At’ED WYANDUTTES. First <*ock—25 lb. flour by s/mlth. Veit.- & Co. First Cockerel—I box cigars by Cox-urelil Fruit Co. Flr.-t Ih-n—I yeur subscription Prolltable Poultry. The Breeder, ync months for >2.50 if you mention where you saw this ad. Display rates fl .30 per inch. Write for discount on yearly con­ tracts. Circulation 25,1X10. CYPHERS & BUCKEYE INCUBATORS GOLDl Dry Food Choppers, Grit nnd Shell Boxes, Poultry Fountains, .Auto­ matic Feeders. _ In fact tvi rything j used by a poultry fancier and FJno <<x-i)ercl-w-j package 25c Poultry Food by Cook & Bents. Flr^i Hen—1 ygpr aiitmcrlpllon Michigan Hoads und Forest, Detroit. wiim: W’ Fln-t Fltet Fli-r First FJt- t ALBERT BESSMER r*is rs -MICHIGAN JONES SEED CO. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. - ~ „ Rapj^ M|c|i Young Stock for Sale Moat ol thc Time.; lOHIa OL Single Comb Reda ”00 000 Barred Rocks. Rhode Island Reds, both combs; Pekin and Indian Runner Ducks, EGGS, DAY-OLD CHICKS A STOCK leading winners again State Fair. Pens fit for auv show. fi”>. Single birds f2.5O. .IN SEASON. p. fit) males; >1.60. >3.00 >5.00 females. l.OOO Pekin and Indian Runner Ducks. Address 925 Ligsbee Street । f’> per trio. Satisfaction guaranteed or no sale. Circular free. GEO. A. MCPHERSON, GRAND RAPIDS O. D. Woodworth, Mgr. R. R. 3. MICHIGAN GO TO STRICKLAND Flrgt First l int l int Elmwood Poultry Farm MICHIGAN GRAND RAPIDS . . Carveth & Stebbins, THE DRUGGISTS GOLDEN BUFF WYAMDOTTES I For Dr. Hess' Poultry Panacea CHAS. SMELLER, White Wyandoltes, Freeport, Mich. Ac Stock Food. Bolden Bros. Con­ dition Powders, Harvell's condition M. powders. Sal-Vet. a lull line of rem­ TELEPHONE MAIN 1926 J edies lor all kinds of stock. ' Zen-1 GRAND RAPIDS • • <sMICH. 'oleum Dip will kill hen lice. The Business Bird for You R. STRICKLAND CARVETH a STEBBINS STOCK and EGGS In SEASON CHICAGO WINNERS! S. C. BUFF LEGHORNS IMPROVED SILVER GAMPINES This is a new breed ol fowl for this section and they are eljxrcially fine layers of large purr Tired from definitely pedigreed egg­ record stock, whose record; were 200.207 eggs in one year, Ju»t won at Chicago, Battle Creek. Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids. white eggs. They ue the finest slock that can be seen led in the State. os at • >6.30, $8.00, >10.00 STOCK RIGHT NOW. । tier cent discount if you send your tier and this adv. iu 30 days. J DR. L. HEASLEY j. e. OVER $190,000.00 PAID FOR. LOSSES DURING YEAR 1913 During the year 1 Bl3 this compiny paid out over one hun­ dred and ninety thousand 4190,000 dollars In LOSSES from cyclones and windstorms. Many of the losses we peld were to people whs would hove been left In etrolthtened circum­ stances hod It not been ter tho Policy they carried with this company. Are you Insured atalnst cyclones end ylndstormeT If not why net take out a Policy with us. Do It NOW. This Is one of the lerpst companies of Its kind' In the world hovlng an ossessablo capital of over ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN MILLIONS 4115.ODD,00050) DOLLARS. We have had 20 YEARS ol succMsful business otporlonci and have paid every lees FULLY and MOMPTlY. Michigan Mutual Toriwdo, Cjclona and Wlndilarm Inturinca Company JOSEPH W. SEASE Rose Comb R. I. Red Robe Comb Aiuotm. W. L Hale, Pros. D. No. 2, Woodland, Midi. J Votog Rapid; 0. W. Ro|«u, Sec. KMitor- | I S32 Hall Street ’ . MICHIGAN. .McElwain, hit© Leghorns Exclusively, Eggs and Baby Chicks. I ‘ Eggs in Season F. BARDUSH DORR. MICH.I GRAND RAPIDS B Oto. E. Coleman, Tress. H4»tin<» <*a<-k— 1 silver apuon by George Nowlon. Cockerel—1 Wlloun Woblcr by Abon Johnson. Hen—1 year e>ubecripHon Michigan Farmer. Ptlllel—J/atr wubaertptlon Michigan Poultry Breeder. I1. :.—J loo by li. Beumer.--------- ilr-i Cock—5 mohths subrcriptlon Grand Kuplds Press. HN.t, Cockerel—t$c package Louse Killer by Carvcth St Stebbins. ViK Hen—Sic package Poultry Food by Carvcth & Htcbbtna. irst Pullet—1 year Michigan Poultry Breeder. The King Quality *MERic*i best strains First Pullet—1 year subscription Industrious Hen. First 1’cn—11.00 by D. C. Walldorff. MINGLE COMB BUFF LEGHORNS. First Cock—1 Wilson Wohler by Atx-n Johnson First Cockerel—25c package Prussian Poultry Food. First Hen— 1 year subscription Orange Judd Funner First Pullet—I year subscription industrious Hen First Pen—51.00 by Wm. Couch. SINGLE COMB BLACK LEGHORNS. Cock—.1 year subscription Detroit Thins. Cockerel—25c package Injure Killer by Curwih * Stebbins. Hen— 500 lb. coke by Thornupple Gus, Electric Co. Pen—HJ»0 by Fret! Todd. l int Cockerel—1 year subscription* Fruit Bell. Finn Hen—1 year subscription Bee-Keeper’ll Review. I l nit Pullet—d5<j package Lousu Killer by Carvcth * Stebbins. First Pen—■51.90 by Sir. and Mrs. J. C. Ketcham. LIGHT BHAHM. subscription Induatroua Hen. First Cock— year atrtiscrlntlon Fruit Belt. First Cocker .ubKcrlptlon Bee-Keeper's Hovhiw. Flrut Hen—I .ivkngc Louse- Killer by Carvcth & Stebbins, I irst Pullcir Gilbert Scull. PARK BRAHMAS. First Cock—50c by Association. lint Cockerel—I year.subscription Michigan Poultry Breeder. l int Hen—l year subscription Induxtrloua Hen. l int Pullet—35c puvkuge Louse Killer by Carvcth & Stebbins. HUMl COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS. I nl Cock— lb. tea by Joseph Rogen. M HITE OBPINGTONH Fust Cock—I year’s rutai-rlplion Michigan Poultry Breeder. \ l int Cockerel—I yean subacrlptlon Fruit Belt. First Henn-50 pounds Poultry Mush. Park & Pollard by Edmonds Bros. First Pullet—30c by Association. HUM COMB WHITE LEGHORN^. s. I'.ral Cock—50c by Aoociatiun. : nat Coekcral—r year bubacrlptiuii Induginoua Hei>i irat Hen—1 Wihorf Woblvr by Aben JohMOti. i’irst Pull-'l—1 year euibecriplioii Michigan Poultry Breeder. First Fen—ll.Ov by M- O. Abbott. * MNGLI1 COMB WHITE LEGHORNS. I’ltrt Cock—35 pouudb Flour by L. Walers. * I nst Cockerel—I Book. "How to Make Poultry Pay,** First Han— I WHron Woblcr by lluatinge Sporting Goods Col I’ll st Pullet—1 year htib.-i rlpilun Michigan Poultry Breeder. l lrsl Pep—52.60 Cockerel by Grigsby. Hom: <-oMB BROWN LEGHORNS. ' - -oclf—50 >’>' Aaooctailon. Ofkerel—sic package Prussian Louse Killer by L. A. Eglpn. let)—I >c.ir subscription Prolltable Poultry. . 'ullct—I rear subecriptlon Michigan Poultry Breeder, 1 Irdt on—li-vo by Phillip Luts' M5GI.I. < 1MB BROWN LEGHORNS. ock^-55 by Aaroctet|on. uclierel—Me packaip Fruwlan Poultry Food by L- A. Eston. ;en— lyear subscription Michigan Roada and Forests, ullct— I year liubscrlptlgn Profitable Poultry. l AHI HIDGK LEGHORNS. 1-11.1 Cock—I Umbtclla by Mrs. W. 8. Godfrey First First ROSE COMB BLACK MINOHCAS. ,. „ First Cock—50c by Association. * , First Cockerel—1 year subscription Michigan Honda and Fores First Hen—1 year aubacrlpllon Michigan Poultry Breeder. First Pullet—25c package PruMtun Poultry Tonic by I, A. KrU‘1 Beat First First iBHIC SINGLE COMB BIsACK MINORCAB. First First First First Cock—50c by Asaocbtllon. . Cockerel—1 year subscriptlon'Frull Belt. Hen—1 Fountain Pen by Pike * Damon. Pullet—25c package Prussian Louse Killer. HOSE COMB WHITE MINORCAN. First Cockerel—1 year subscription Fruit Bell. First Hen—1 year subscription Industrious Hen. First Pullet—1 ycug. subscription Farmers Review. First Pen—51.00 by W. W. Potter. . GLF. COMB WHITE MINORCAK. First Cock— 50c by Association. ' First Cockerel— lyear subscription Fruit Belt. First Hen—1 year subscription Industrious Hen. First Pullet—I yedr suiMn-rlptlon Farmers Review. First R.V1H1 First First First KTRIl First HOL'DANS. First Cock—I Wilson Woblcr by Aben Johnson. First Cockerel—1 year subscription Fruit Belt. Flint Hen—1 year subscription ProllUit.le Poultry. First Pullet—25f package Prussian Tonic by L. A. ANDALUHIANH. First Hon—J your aubecrlptian Profitable Poultry, Non Turk< Hau. HOSE COMB ANCONAN. / First Cockerel—1 Wilson Woblcr by Alien Johnson. I'lral Hen—1 year *ul>«criptluH Fruit Bell. • Flail I'ullet—25c package PruMtun Louse Killer by L. A. Eaton. First Pen—11.00 by Hustings Milling Co. NINULE I’OMB ANCON.M. . First Pullet—1 year aubacrtption Industrious Hen. First First rnAi First Flrat t-i.., Cock—30b by Association. CocRcrt-lo-l year subscription Breeders* Gasotte. iK-n >rar nuusvripuuu rarmcr. Urn—i1 year Hiilwrlplion aucnigati Michigan Farmer., Pullet—30 pound* Purks and Pollard Dry Mush by Edmond i an ■- n . . . Gr AU bi ired by <y juuh Juds n Beat SILVER HPANGLED HAMBURGH. . Wobblu by Ab«-n JuhnaVn. Kiilwriptlon orange Judd 1 WHITE HAMBURGH. Rapid llarrin First Hen—1 year aubvcrlptlon Poultry Breeder. First Pen—ff.ou by Dr. Mohkr. WHITE CHESTED BLACK POUNII. First Cock—GOc by 1*. A. Sheldon. & bti. Ouiup; TH Tit |QTH ANNUAL ^EXHIBITION At Hastings, Mi iar A. B. PUTNAM, SECRETARY, to whom i loney entries positively close at noon January I1 lit be I make thc following entriei, subject to the rules । shipped via.. ..express, in.. PottolFicc NAME OF V 10 11 II Ji lion. is R •dress la — Name... BLAI K ORPINGTONS I <ist Cock—1 yeur aubscriptlon Industrious Hvu. First Cock<*r«l—2»c package Louse Killer, PrUMli I list lien—I Wilson Woblcr by Aben Johnson. I irst Pullet—-26c puekuge Prussian Poultry Tonic l ust I’t-tj—I year subscription Detroit Journal. lil.AFK LANGHHANGS. » • First Cock—50 pounds Red Comb Meat Mush by J. McLruvy. l irvt Codkervl—l year eiubwt-rlplioii Industrious Jlcii. l ust Heh—35c puekuge Prussian Louse Killer l)y L. A. Eaton. First Pullet—1 yeur subscription Itouds und Forest* Flrs LKIF.H First First First Cockerel:—1 Wilson Woblcr by Aben Johnson. First Hon—1 yeur subscription Farmer Review. First Pullet—1 yeur mibacrtpUon Fruit Belt. rst Hen—1 year, subscription Michigan Poultry Breeder, ml Pullet—1 year autxsrtpilun Grund Rapids Herald. MNGLF. COMB RHODE ISLVND REDS. 1 1’ii'st Cock—50c by AmoeHtlon. „ First Cockerel—I year subscrli>tiun Michigan Poultry Breeder. i trsl Hen—1 year subscription Fruit Bell. I’lrM Pujiet—35c puekiige Prussian Tonic by L. A. Eaton. I’irst Pen—51.ou by Chas. Lunn. Bl 1 I URPlNGTONb. First Cock—30c by .Nssocialion. / I it st CbckercH—1 year Mibscrlptiun Michigan Poultry Breeder, first Hen—1 yeaFs subM-rlptlon Fruit Bell. I list Pullet—26c package Prussian Tonic by L. A. Eaton. JI1KI5 �Y ASSOCIATION LIST HASTINGS MICHIGAN 0 24,1914 ------ r..LJ=a=c- j ii ur.-.--.'.".n-vr,?/,, . ALBfeRT BESSMER, Oak Grove Kennels, Also White Wyandottes. Hastings, Mich. Class Display Prizes ______ The Feed of Quality______ Best Birds—One lo be a Male. display consists of 1 Male nnd 0 Females. Cock and Cockerel and . Heb and 1 Pullet. (Tho following display prises uro offered subject lo this provision, vis: If less than two. exhlbitora compete in any one class V then tn that class tho first prize shall be 33.00 Instead of 35-00.) | Best Display of Hocks—35.00 In gold by iLurtlngs National Bank. 1 Second Display of Hocks—l year subscription tu Grand Haplds I'rtss. Best Display Wyandottes—35.00 gold by Hastings City Bank. Second Display Wyandottes—1 year subscription Grand Haplds Herald. Best Display Orpingtons—35.00 by Judge Mack. Clerk Andrus, Treasurer Heams, Register Townsend. School Commissioner Edger. Second Display Orpingtons—1 year subscription to Grand Rapids Herald. Best Display I^gborns—35 00 by R. C. Fuller A Co. Second Display Leghorns-Al year subscription Grund Haplds Pres*. Best Display Reds—3G.O0 by Joseph Beast. C. H. Thomas. C. Bmelk- r. Palm Garden, Association. . Secund Display Reds—1 year subscription Detroit Times. Best DIsplnyABralitnas—Vi ton soft coal by Roger & Son. Second Display Brahmas—1 year subscription Detroit Times. • w Best Display Minorcas—35.00 by Association. S, <;ontJ Display Minorcas—« month* subscription Grand Haplds Pnsj. >f?kt Dlupjay UingshnngS—H ton coke. Thornapple Guv, Electric Co. Secund Display Lingabungs—1 yr. sdliicrlpjion Scml-Wcekly Detroit Journal. Beal Display Cochins— «4 ton coke. Thornapplo Gas, Electrlu Co. Sceoriit DI»|il:iy\Cochlna—1 book. "How to Build Poultry Houses.” by Amcrl■ cun Poultry Journal, Chicago. If there arc claim displays In uny other class of two or more competing, thn AM»,-Ull<>n will pay 33.00 off n first If leas than two. 33. Third Best Display. Kocks—1 rug 12.50 by New York Store. Larrothvrs. ind Fores First Cock—31.00 by E. Edger. First Hen—1 year subscription Michigan Hoads and Forests. F COCHIA. First Cock—31,00 by H. Fisher. First Hon—1 year subscription Michigan Hoads and Forests. CK COCHINS. First Cock—1 year subscription Michigan 1’odltry Breeder. Best Hen—SOc by W. A. Matthews. LCK TAILED JAPANESE BANTAMS. First Cock—1 yesr subscription lo Michigan Former. First Hen—11.00 by J. E. McElwain. .BRIGHT BAXTA MH. First Cock—35c package Prussian Louse Killer. First Hen—>1:00 by Albert Hessmer. , KE BAXTAMH. First Cock—1 year subscription Profitable Poultry. I8II INDIAN GAMES. First Hen—»1.0O by B. A. Burton. ?*• COCHIN BANTAMS. First Cock—SOc by Association. First Cockerel—1 year aubaerlptlun Prolltable Poultry. IITRIDHE COCHIN BANTAMS. First Cock—1 year subscription Bee-Keeper's llevluw. First Cockerel—1 year subscription Michigan Poultry Breeder. First Hun—1 year subscription Industrious Hen. ' First Ihlllst—3I.3O by Mrs. Allee Grant. ICK COCHIN BANTAMH. First Cock—1 year subscription Michigan Hoads und Forests. First Hen—1 yeur subscription Michigan Poultry Breeder. First Pen—31.00 by J. M. Henry. A. B. PUTNAM Columbian Wyandottes, Hastings, Mich. HAMMOND® DAIRY FEED 'g&fi = First Cockerel—j year subscription Michigan Poultry Breeder. HERBERT FISHER Barred Plymouth Rocks. Hastings, Mich. Guaranteed to contain 16J4% Protein, 3^-% Fat, 48% Carbohydfcfes.Not over 11% Fibre. One ton Hammond Dairy Feed Equals Two Tons Bran. Made hum pure MOLASSES, Prime Colton Seed Meal, Gluten Meal, Sprouts, Corn, Oats. Bariev and recleaned Wheat Screenings. Thc only its kind that is kiln-dried, therefore causing no lo«s due to evaporation. 100 lbs. to the bag and guaranteed to keep during all seasons, will never mould. FOR SALE BY EDMONDS BROS. Hastings, Michigan '"Kl“sBi»MeaiiiiGitii ThaHILLSIDE POULTRY YARDS JOHN BOWSTROM, Prop. J. M. HENRY, Rose Comb R. I. Reds, 126 Grant St. Hastings, Mich. IWAKM MEAL 15 CENTS Stock and eggs in season' Everything in our place is made clean, baked clean and served clean. 632 Sinclair Ave.. N. E. GRAND RATID3. MICH. STAR BAKERY AND RESTAURANT SILVER SPANBLEDHAMBURGS STOCK AND EGGS IN SEASON Special Prizes. Malted feel of Always soar or hm 381 HASTINGS, MICH. Prompt Attention to all Orders. Secund Best Pen While Wyutiduiu-a—1 food chopper by W. A. Hail Second Best Pel, Whltu Hocks—J woolen blanket—Frandscn A Kccfir. F|rat lien—fl.oo on brat turkey by Leo Pryor. I NOTK—The Assoc la lion will give GOc cosh on all tints for Ducks, Geese I Turkeys and homo Rood paper for second un same. Bauer Bron, will give li tun of 'famous . White Aah Coal for In their lament, of th,, Best Pen; dll lire, da to b. included. In the show. John McLr.ivy will give 25 lbs. Meat Mash fur the 3rd Beat White Rock [let; also S3 Ilia. Meat Mash for 3rd. Best White Orpington Pullet. 1. Eaton. Grand Sweepstakes Prizes. Eaton. Edmondl I All birds cuinpoHng except Bantam* mid Games. American Poultry AsUtlun Huies to govern ull birds competing for sweepstakes or class dl»y shall . Unit be entered singly mid ull exhlbitora whose birds [ competing for sweepsink, or class prises shall least one pen. The best cock, cockerel,' hen and pullet of one bred by one exhibitor shall compete for sweepstake prises. Prises it Best Cock. Cockerel, Hen und Pullet—Table, |35, by HaatingK Table Co. mil Best Cock. Cockerel. Hen and Pullet—Kitchen Cabinet, |S5. by Hus­ tings Cabinet C<>. rd Drat Vock, Cockerel, Hen and Pullet—Set dining chairs. .336, by Grand Rapid"hlookeasv Co. rth Bost Cock. Cockerel. Hen and Pullet—Rocking chair, 37.00 by Walldurff Brothers. h Best Cock, Cockerel. JU-n mid Pullet—Library Table. »5.00, by Miller * Harris. » • Il Heat Cock, Cockerel. lien and Pullet—tint Bprouter, 3«.00. by Jordan & Blvd Co. * jnth Di al Cock. CvL-lnri-l, Hen and Pullet—1 year aubaerlptlun tu Youth's Ou in panion. lartlt POULTRY ASSOCIATON , Mi jary 19 to 24, 1914 hom t toney orders, etc., should be made payable, uary 1 it be in show room by 1 p. m., January 20. 5 rules ( lion- AH Enclosed find $. for same, which will be Return stock by_. xpress. • Second Be-t Second Best Best Shaped Secyiiil Best Pen While Leghorns—1 safely ruaor by Goodyear B Pen H. C. Hods—1 pair fur mittens. Men In show room—1 box cigars by H. Wunderlich. Pen Orpingtons—31.00 In trade by Wm. Michael. MRS. J. M. HILL R. P. D. No. 3. Bint Columbian AV>andolle Male—1 box clgura by J. Heitor. \ Deal Pallet Mateins Barred Kock Mule Bint— 33.00 hat by Morrtil. Lumblo Best Shaped Mule In show room—|!.ui> In trade by Frank Horton. To the one showing birds from longest distance—33-00 hat by G. Olla & Cu. Second Best H. C. White. Leghorn Pullet In show—50 lb. ground bone by Feldpuusih & Fcdewn. . Second Brat It. 1. lied PuHet—1 box candy by Furtlno Bros. The premiums of thia Association arc open to the cumin Htloh of tho world. . ✓ Rules and Regulations. • All entries Intended fur competition must bo In tho hands of thc secrclul>' bvfur- y;ou n. m. January 3#, 1914. And must be accompanied by tho full itnouiitWar entry fee. Itemltlanco should be made pnab'.o to A. B. Putnam, secretary. Ilusilngs. Mich., to whuin all slock fur exhibition should la: shipped. All stock must be delivered ut the show room not later than 13 nouti, January 20. Judging will begin ut that time. Entries should lie made upnn blanks furnished by Secretary. Tho va­ riety number of specimens leg ur ring number, and express company shipped by slated on entry blank. Every specimen In each exhibit should bu properly banded. Birds arriv­ ing unhanded will Im: bunded by tho Superintendent at expense of owner. All,birds competing must be thc properly of person In who.-c name they arc entered. Evasion of this rule will bar nil blrdk*entered from competing, und all premiums will bu withheld. All expensu of transportation must be prepaid und ull specimens gntered ut risk of owners. Thc Association will ^not bu responsible for loss or damage by lire ur otherwise; but will exercise ull reasonable vigilance In tho cure ot exhibits anil the looking after same. '. I'-xhlblton, must nut interfere with nor uttempt in uny manner to inllucn, c the Judges oillclating at this show. The Judges shall bo required personally to place ur superintend the plailng <>f ull prise ribbons un tho ,-ou|w of winning specimens. , Nn birds Hliuli bo removed from tho show room until the close ot thu suiiie without the written convent ot the Secretury. No num,a or decorations not provided by the Association will bu al­ low. <1 on the coops until utter the premiums have been placed. The nstructluns to Judges, general dlsquallllcutloiis and other provisions th'ls ■how’ Ot lhU Blani|“rd of Perfection shall govern at . . T.'.K Ur,.'l b<"1 *'» decided by comparison, ull judges par’Ut"r' nfir, 1'iUe '•’'‘••deration must be given to tho handk .p o£ .olid colored birds In competition with purtl-colorcd birds. All specimens will be fed and watered us soon us possible afUr arrivw"‘vu" ■" a«r>“ to -.51- - K WE WILL PAY YOU THE HIUI1EST MARKET PRICES if you have any Poultry that you want to acIL you will (Ind that you will often MAKE MONEY by acclog or phoning us before you sell. ■ Wo will ALWAYS give you a SQUARE DEAL and we arc sure you will like our way of doing business. BESSMER BROS. The Meat Market Men Phone 162 ■ u. »«•», S,‘ss^“£” U,,y Addrew. all shipments to Hie Heeretafy andI be sure"tint the sander­ Something New. ■" “"‘,r ■w IS-RftT. X’S.'.IEl.'dW ui _ ibc year ’round. Manufactured by Equip yunr poultry yard, pen or bouse: TI18 Jordan A StltlO Mf g. with Thc AH-in-One Exerciser and HASTINGS. MICH. Feeder, an automatic machine for feed-1 CO. EMERSON EDGER White Rocks and Anconas, Hastings, Mich., R. F. D, 1 1= VFG'Tt'D V 1L.O 1 BAKERY ing and exercising your poultry. This] TE'QC'ip machine is supplied with s bale to it can " be suspended by a chain or wire (rum jthe ceiling, or where you may desire to I hang it. Manufactured by W. E. TAYLOR Michigan. j Hastings, Breeder ot Single Comb White Leghorns, Barred Rocks. R. and S. C. Rhode Is­ land Reds. Day old chicks in teaaou. A Full Line 1169 THIRD STREET of Poultry Supplies f MICHIGAN While in Jiaatingi, vizitiug thc Poultry Show. I Scratching Feed 'Poultry Tonic Laying Feed ' Beef Scraps Oyster Shells Crystal Grit's, etc. Prussian Remedies L. A. Eaton A live program in Vaudeville and Motion Pictures. Neu Hotel Barry. Chick Feed Alfalfa Meal HASTINOS POULTRY FARMS - D.G WALLDORFF White Wyandottes, Hastings, Mich. MICH. Whlls tn Hastings Stop at New Hotel Barry -- -• ■ .. OAT SPROUTER " VISIT THE BIJOU! K*>try fees will bo KSc single bird. 50c pens. Birds <uinnetinc for FHceput.ke prise, will bo cbarged mvaddftimtal foe of GO'colds M Doves, Babbits, Guinea Pegs ana all pet stock will t* char-ad n ra« 10c. All lusts winning a good *.>Per or maguziu* Utarged a fee uf Association will furnish coups, free for nil In-need of same All Brize-, . | TOE SANITARY I r, Po IT 11 r V in a n I,roduees Green Feed GRAND RAPIDb sl'.'js GILBERT SCOTT, Buff Rock Stock & Eggs for Sale. •Quimby, Mich. We Buy Poultry ।sent or not. nil possible puinu win be taken to prevent lo.-s in any way .ugh loss by lire ur uny other cause Is at thc owners risk " Sailing Price s; BYVTgM OF JLDGLXG .Ul.bpoohncnt mill b» Jadged by the comparison system Hid W||i be T|Uca^“ J° Ut!y ,b° ,n<,SVa lUlU ,n’M‘nB Of JU»t docUiom, sTNdlBtN I bl FLNO. do CLNiH Coopersville, Mkb. Citizens Phone M- 13. The latest teviwd edition of the American Standard of PiifocUon will .he guide of the judF-„ m .warding tlio prize, up“|| th# tarl-^- " iiUetl lUeroin- Other varieties will be lvdgei by their Club St ind No eablbltor WIN b. a Ho w.d under ady circumstances to >4lo any birds except bls own, unless by consent.ot owner. For tho.purpose of this exhibition, tbs term •■cock•, dtaU hatched iirevkius lo 1313. "Hen" it trmalu 'hatched provdol Cockeier a pit hatched In i»13. "PU1IK" fenuls tuteh’d m uu a bitedlns pen shall consist of a uMio bird and four female t" be inado’uu uf old and young birds or both. *«muic to uo m»<|o yp ot A dlctilav b: all tlaste; Wc have a very large list of 1 desirable farms for sale. Many among them would make ideal farms for growing poultry. • Wc, can offer you sdme “bargain priced’ and on easy* terms. Wc have all sizes of farms. Don't buy before at least calling on Us and seeing what wc have. OOULD&crook Dwwl iaaasu RmI Fa»a»a Eitite Aftnoy llikliip. MICA. Under Entire New Management Everything First Class Stwain Heat LOGAN & BERKHIEMER PrOprlOtflES HASTINGS Phone 11 MICHIGAN G.H. THOMAS, BaffWyi Hohn* �f. »!■ BUG The Car That Sells By the Trainload geten a nr trubly Or Infrtaf*n on ’ The Buick Overhead Valve Motor is guaranteed to develop more power and give more mile­ age per gallon ol gasoline than any other motor ol its size, either American or foreign make. Bnckwheat Flour and Maplo Syrup. It’s the company that builds cars so good that you buy one once and you want another like it, that lias the permanence it needs to as­ sure you of a safe investment. Fully 25 per cent of thc 26,500 cars built by the Buick Motor Company in the 1913 season went to purchasers who had driven Buicks before. A good many automobile ooooeras that started when the business was young were unable to stand the gafl. It was the sur­ vival of the fittest, and they had to quit. r ’ If you are one of those who bought from one of these concerns, you know how expen­ sively annoying it is in thc nutter of mechanical replacements. And besides, a car like that has no second-hand value. The Buick 1914 line is wonderfully attractive. Every model‘is left side drive and center control, and the Delco self starter is built into the car at no additional cost. There are six models ranging from $950 to $1985, f. q. b. Flint. Let us call and take your family for a ride. Every Part Fitted to a Hair’s Breadth. Hastings Buick Co New Messer Bldg. LIKE VIEW. If anyone should ask you why WUlie OIllMple slop* »o high, tell them It'* all on account of that little girl nnd boy whlcft came to their home Banday. George Glllmpie returned to Lan­ sing Bunday after spending hl* vaca­ tion nt homo. Sunday with Mr. nnd D. Reynolds of spent Sunday with Wm. Gillespie and family. Nearly nil tho young people attend­ ed the party given by Arminn and George QUIcspIc Friday evening, report a fine time. « School Report. Report of Edger school month ending Jan. 2. 1914: Hose Bronson. Boy Bolson. Fred and Josephine Dlmond. Beatrice and Lvlc Vauderbrook. Phyllis and Lillian Fidger nnd Ronald. Orphn and Hodcrick «•-------- and Pauline Miller of Grand ILiphl*. for thr Pearl. I nor and Ward A general movement Is under way In New York city for the establish­ ment <>f n municipal Ice plant tu sup­ ply consumer* nt cost pri<-. This de­ The following pupils were neither ■ mand I* the direct result of thc deter­ absent nor tardy during the month mination nf thc ice trust to Ikh»«| Baltimore ।। and are entitled to half* holidays: price* during the summer. Mra, Frank family and Mra. villa. Mra. Hastings, Mich. Totnl attendance. 309. Average dally attendance. 11. Number of pupils enrolled, 11. Formley. 7 lbs. of granulated ehugar 2 Quarts of bofld watter I Oi. of Henderson, Extract of mapla yours Truly. BF.WARE or AIH LTI RATIONS It in not poMibla obtain any "ex­ tract" or "flavor" from map Jo sugar SAYS STATE DAIRY AND FOOD or syrup. All so called "maplo ex­ IO.NER tracts” are made from various drugs or by boiling up corn cobs and hick­ ory bark. If you want pure buck­ LOOK AT THE LABELS wheat cakes and maple syrup, watch the labels on tho sack and hotties. BEFORE YOU PURCHASE James -W. Holme. State Pair}- A Food Com. Scarce. Do Wow Own Mixing. When our forafa;hcrs settled Mlchtile virgin soil Deeded some crop that wa* a vorpotops feeder to sqbduo It nnd nothing doite filled the bill in. thia rcap« -' b buckwheat. Mis of hard maplo Abundat ------ --------------hand to tnp and an abundance of Ohonp fuel made maplo syrup obtained from maplo sap the cheapest sugar to apply to cakes made from Ihe buckwheat flour. The present generation thus Inher­ ited a tnsto for those delicious buck­ wheat cakoa and mtple .«yrup from our nncosters. But times have changed. Tho ma­ plo forests have boon largely cut down for lumber, fuel i»' scarce nn.l high-priced and more profitable crops have superseded buckwheat. As n result pure buckwheat flour and maple syrup have become scarce and high. Nujnrroim imitation* have sprung up and If the consumer would wheat cakes and maple syrup, ho must be on his guard. Fortunately Michigan food lass thl* delicacy of our forefathers. Buckwheat flour is generally adult­ erated with wheat Hour, but If so adulterated th* sack muni bo labeled "Buckwheat Flour Compound." If »o Jnboled tho sack may contain only I o',* buckwheat. Look sharp for the "Buckwhoa. . ... — red letter* at c word "compound” is printed below In small letters with A PreiiL;t«1c Peace Prophet. Two thousand years after tho pyra­ mids were erected, thirteen caoturte* before the birth of Christ, there came to the throne of Egypt the moat Inter­ filing personality not only of that long line of shadowy Pharaohs, but of th» ancient world. Thia great king was Akhnaton. "the flrst individual in human history." likewise the first of all founders of religious systems. He ranks os the world’s first Id sal 1st. and his religious revolution introduc­ es the study of tho advanced thought. utterly opposed to strife. "In an age bloodshed und ot military re- the plumed helmet and shirt of mall MAY BE MADE ON A BASIS THAT WILL SHOW YOU AN UNUSUALLY HIGH INTEREST RETURN Sound bonds and preferred stocks may be purchased to-day at prices materially lower than prevailed a year ago. Every such period of low prices in the past has been followed by a corresponding reaction, during which prices are higher and interest rates lower. If you will buy long-term securities now, you can insure a high rate of interest over a period during which, in all probability, it will be impossible to in vest as profitably as at - present. When others are buying bonds to net 5 per cent, your money will be earning 6 per cent or better. If you will send your name and address we will be glad to give you detailed information NG POWDER no record that Akhnaton ever mar­ ried but once. That tho overshadowing power of tho priests might be diminished, hla mother early determined to oppose cull against cult. Thus, at tho very beginning of his life. Akhnaton’* thoughts were directed towards tho great religious strife. Ho thought much, observed closely, read widely; and. on a consequence, rejected root nnd branch the religion of hla fathers and of his subjects. Ho saw visions nnd dreamed dreams. He tolls us that to him alone did God reveal him­ self; and ho always speaks of himself, aqd Is spoken of. ns tho originator nnd teacher of thc faith he now l»egan slowly but surely to unfold. Let un review In broad outline the salient features nf bls remarkable faith; for so much theology had nev­ er appeared In tho world before. Alon, the sun. or rnthcr, “the heat which out the word “compound.” It is prob­ on thc sun’s disc, and then tapght ably pure. You can mis in common them of that fortA* which was th«x author of tho daxxllng orh to which than you can buy (he compound they rendered homage, and of Its en­ ergy ns typified In iw llfogh’lng heat. ready mixed. I The law requires every’ container of Akhnaton defined Aton us tho furmi s . jtup to be labeled with the percent- l.-ss essence, the binding force "which j age of cano and maple therein. If It runs through all things and doth nil unite." "Like a flash of blinding I *' 1‘tl’eled “Maple Syrup” without light In tho night limo. Aton aland* ‘hr*? l■<■rc■<•ntagc«. It Is probably pure out for a moment amid the- black WPle. Many Imitations arc on the Egyptian darkness, nnd disappears I "»»rkif. they consist generally of once more—the flrat signal to this pure cann syrup flavored nnd cplored to Imitate mapjp.syrup. If you want world of. ihe future religion of the I this cheap syrup? you can make It 1 yourself cheaper than you ran buy It. 'The following Istlcr recently received chlsckul. Ho »n» not "Krein above nil i nt this office will tell J’bU howl The Fide* whom there L* no other.” Mom important <>f nil w»» glnccrliy. Dear Sir: hnnesty, truth. A tomb inacrlptlon ot As I am about tn make a form­ one of hl* follower* rend* Ihu*: "I ley to take plarc nf maple syrup, have m-l truth in my Inward part* and make It for sale I have gat nnd falM*hood in my loathing: for I a farmley that you cannt tell know that the king jyjolcrth In from the pair maple. Now then truth." Of apodal cmphasD* both bccnu»eof It* result Upon the ne.w religion mid to Akhnaton parnonnlly. wa* the fact JANUARY INVESTMENTS UMET en years of age. His mother. Queen Tly. acted as regent during hl* min­ ority. He married Nefertltl. the eight year old daughter of tho king of Mltannl. In Syria. The Pharaohs took The cook is happy, the other members of the family nrc happy—apprllten sliaqxn, thiuge briphteii up generally. And Calumet Bakiijg Powder is rca|xnuiblc for it all. For Calumet never fails. Its -wonderful leavening qualities Insure perfectly shortened, faultlessly raised ■ > bakings. Cannot be compared with other baking powders, which promise without jicrfonnlng. Even a beginner in cooking get* delightful mulls with this neverfailing Calutnct Baking Powder. Your grocer knows. ‘ Ask bint. YANKEE SPRINGS. Report of Hag la school for month fieri Johnson nnd wife of Mlddta- ending Jan. 3. t»H: Number of day* tnught. 20. llusklrk und family. Total attendance. 3CX. Number of boy* enrolled, 10. Orrin Potior has returned homo af- Total enrollment. 30. Number-of visitors. 14. Tho following pupils wet ion nnd Claude Johnson and wife of Barry. Marvin Hlocum. laiwrence Mocum. Hilda Mills. Lila May White. Et­ mond and family a portion ta Walters. Merle Slocum, Lucille Harriet Goodell ami Ed. MeKIbbln nnd family nnd Jan. (Wunderlich. . Potter epent New Yearn day with r<il- Ch loin Itagbu The beat spellers for the month atlven In Middleville. Wcro: Harriet Goodell. Etta Wallers Local telephone line No. itfl elected the following officer* for the cnnulng Mian Elide Hump, Teacher. yenr: President. Henry D. Shively: ■ccrrinry. Fred E. Raymond; treas-1 a School Rrpport. urer. John E. Kenaiba. Mr*. Hu rah Hchrny nnd children of I Ileport ... .................... of Drlstul ... school, JohnsWoodbury were thc week-end KUeets town township, for the month ending «>f her alatcr. Mrs. M. Curtis. D«-<-. 19. 1913: Quarterly meeting will be hold at , ...... r oi u.iys laugni. -u. the I*I . K church rhUKh J.inuarv Jaauu, 33 St nnd and 21. Si. ' T..r:.> Mun. MS. , Mlaa H. 1* K. i-rrgins V"“.u >■ spending: ’STJ?™I *•.!» At. a few day* with friend* In Hasting*. | Total enrollment. ST. cry highway." Akhnaton preached from a throne the doctrine of, thc brotherhood of man nnd dreamed of Uurt-orsal*T>rarcr —• Akhnaton- • loved his wife nnd daughters with n tender, abiding nffretlou. and endeavored to ehrvnte the position of women anil the wicrrdPINE LAKE. ursM of the family. Always in pub­ ing thc month were: Harold Conklin. lic tho queen was nt his side, nnd Oral Drockclhank has been hauling Albert Cankiln. Ix-sllo Cobkiln, llitlph around his feet his children romped hay to Urbnndnle. VniiHycklc. Hnrl VnnHycklc. Patil and played. Contrary in all prece­ II. Brininstool, wife nnd W. II. Flak Vanflycklc. Willard VunHyckle. Esther dent, hl* wife is represented in his VnnHyrklo. Edith VonHy.-kle. Cbtrllwl family reunion at William Kearney’s Hmlth, Ella Hmllh. Roy Hmlth. Itnlph Strenuous opposition to the new re­ in Battle Creek. • Hmlth. Ned Kidder, .Forrest Rtnrnm, ligion now permeated in all classes and ranks. Wist counted a creed, Iln Flak kind grandson Charlie Flak Lyln Zimmerman. Itova Zlmmermsn. fx-llrtont Webster. Percy Webster, Elwhat mattered all the gods when Egypt’* proud rinplrc was breaking Henry Budd Is hauling wheat. Maude ('.■rv’lKht, Teacher. up? Akhnaton saw before his eyes A number have been tempting the I signs which could only lie Interpreted flah •during the past week. • 1 — •—.......... According lo the census of 1911 tho as pointing to hla absolute undoing. The new installment of snow I. lie- population of Pifftugal his Increased Th*- misery of failure was his, tho ig used Wherever It Is available. No i, p,.r ec|lt „ >r.,r ln lhn toM docade. blackness of despair, around him Ihe darkness of coming death. Hl* f’Mflla nt <>f nnd tancourty with the fail of hie empire. Akhnaton died. "Thun." wrlM* tho Ncbool Report. historian, "disappeared the most re­ Report of McCallum school markable figure In early Oriental his- month ending Jan. 2: ■ Number of days taught. 20. world had never seen before." • Total attendance. 373. A few years ago Mr. Davis, of Prov­ I FOR AU. FORMS OF idence. R. I, tho celebrated American Egyptologist. iliscovcretf In one of the old tomb jfltafl* at Thebes the mum­ Don’t be skeptical about RHEUMA. the Totnt enrollment. 14. mified body of Akhnaton. which now modern enemy of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Those receiving half holidays arc' Sciatica. Arthritis, Gout. Chronic Neuralrests In the Egyptian Museum nt Cairo.—Christian Herald. William. Doris and Nina linywaul. &or Kidney Disease. After taking a few I Esther, Beatrice. Mildred nnd Glcrna ■a you will know that the poisonous Osgoiid. Gertrude Anders and Gordon1 Uric Acid is leaving thc system. Resolved. Wo nil try to <>« bell MoCalluni. ork in thc future. We had sixteen visitors this month and last month twenty-one Instead of Resolved. No more tardy marks. one which was formerly printed. Resolved. Perfect attendance. ura. 3839 Cottage Grove Ave, Chicago, HL Floy Whittemore. Resolved, Good desk-keeping. KJIEUMA—guaranteed—SIX:, a bottle. no Resolved. That all work and — CARVETH * KTF.BBINB. BANNER WANT ADVIL PAT. play makes Jock a dull boy; also that all play and no work makes Jock a dunce. Therefore plenty of work fol­ lowed by plenty of play makes Jack a brilliant pupil. Higned. Assyria High School. We are all back again feeling fine after two wonks vacation. Wc now have Mrs. D. Shepard' ns teacher. On All Order. Pieced During the Ualencc of Jenner) . RHEUMA RHEUMATISM 1O% DISCOUNT which was Installed during vacation. It Is very much appreciated by al). Tho Christmas dinner and tree which we had at tho school nouae was a grand success and one not soon forgotten. Such glorious chicken plo and every Christmas luxury. Every- feast left. No one was slighted or hurt because the dish did not last un­ H@we8 Sffii(Wg CwirnguEi <8 KWESTMIEHT IBANmS Sra*d Kapidi, WltrMsw "There’s a good lime on It’s way" fbr the patrons ot thia district. Watch for the announcement. Miss Stine still as teacher. Beecher Pugh entered hero this Dr. Emile BarHnar, Inventor ot the telephone transmitter, at the berin* nlng of hie sclenllfio career wm cfcrk In a etore In Washington, D. C., end pursued his scientific work at night. He suffered nervous prostration through overwork nnd excitement When. at the ag of 3«, he found ho had perfected the telephone transmit- This is ■ season of novelties and we are carrying a very fine selection of patterns of’the newest importation of the foreign products. We invite your inspection. Reliable Ladies* Tailoring Establishment A. S. WEGUSEN, Citizens’ Phone 2443 ’ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-01-22.pdf 036a0db522ef85cc226f8450fae5e34c PDF Text Text BANNER FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THtfesDAY. JANUARY 22,1914 20 PAGES PART ONE-1 TO 8 THE POULTRY SHOW IS Two Well-Known Hastings Men As They Looked Years Ago NOW IN FULL SWING BITION—100 MORE THAN • iANT YEAR THE SWEEPSTAKE PRIZES HAVE ALREADY BEEN AWARDED LOCAL LUMBERMAN TO MAKE BID TIMBER CUTS the 700 mark. In White Wyandotte* It ha* never been equalled here In quality or number, and In all clausa The scoring of the birds wu com­ pleted Tuesday. Yesterday was given Wo will publish all the award* next In the sweepatake* offered for this The publication of the Identities off follow. >m- a* ih. aia nArt-~ita a» i>-*(ing*' >'our guesses to the BANNER °ve plctur----------- ’’’ cltlxans In the BANNER lost *CCK ;, ab known clttu the show, the prlxe. a fine oak ped- created unlimited Interest. The pub- i Tell- the BANNER astal dining table was .awarded to llcatlon of more of these picture* will you think they are. Thomas Water*, of thl* city, on bls Black Mlnoycaa. The prlxe, set of mahogany dining H. S. BASKET BALL TEAM chairs, for the second beat cock, cockerel, hen and pullet of any va- Three Auctions Advertised This Week I I xmt . ■ B.BII I UH B LBIBI1U UF1LL toral Helm wltp J. langston and • ’ . J. K. voatca as Farmer*. Fred Todd ha* purchased a num­ IS INVITED TO BECOME ASSIST- I Wllford Hicks has purchased '. GARRISON WRITES TO HIS ber of tract* of virgin timber which ! third interval in the Belding Banner, ANT PASTOR IN LONDON’S PARENTS IN BALTIMORE will yield a total ot, frbout 1.500.000 which ha* been under the manage^ BIGGEST CHURCH. TOWNSHIP this timber Is located* several miles Coates. both formerly from Hastings. northwest of Caledonia on the farms [DESCRIBES FEATS OF. Of Simon Snyder and 8»n Glick. The THE GAU COMES FROM CHURCH Tho Snyder tract include* about 40 acres. This timber Is on land which MADE FAMOUS BY SPURGEON GREAT MARKSMARSHIP Mr. Snyder’s father took up from tho government In pion iniR rnnu TEACHERS’ INSTITUTES TWO DAYS NEXT WEEK success until hl* call tp Spurgeon'* IMllplt. ->-Al Chicago he cqOiUnued to THURSDAY friend*, for he feared he might not GATHERING _______ rlth those who accepted other view* ol baptism. Dr. Dixon's *uccc»* In Lon- Mr. Betts was educated at the Moody_ Institute and ordained In Chi- HASTEN ORGANIZED ALL RURAL SCHOOLS IN Hrst Two Game* Flayed by Ixnv NUMBER 39 BEV. F. J. BETTS BETS F" 'WMSi... CHRISTMAS MB VERY FLATTERING CALL **•" III UNCLE SAM'S NAVY rock and gray elm. was nt one time sporting editor of the and work felling the timber was be­ I Jackson Patriot. . । His many friends In this and other Mr. Hick* will have charge of the gun by a force of 40 men on Monday. The trees range tn * diameter from cities will be interred to know that edltorlsl work und advertising. Mr. a call ha* been extended to Rev. F J. Langston will also.dp editorial work. Betts of this city to become assbitant Mr. Coates will attend to the clrculnthe Job will be completed by June 1. Mr. Todd has also purchased a to Rev. A. C. Dixon, pastor of the I tlon. The Belding Banner has shown tract of virgin white OSk .forest In St. Metropolitan Temple, of London, great Improvement °t l*t-. With the --- ....----------- - ......... .. ,,, 41I. cuvk* iiicrv i* nil Joseph county. This Will yield about H. Spurgeon, did hl* greatest werk. । son why the future prosperity of the After Dr Dixon had filled the lead- ] paper I* not assured. Mr. Todd has also purchased some Ing Baptist pulpit* In Boston and i --------------------------------- and 1* a credit to the Association and to Barry County. In some features It lhl* city, oh hl* White Wyandotte*. The third prlxe. a kitchen cabinet, TRY BANNER WANT* Everybody Read* The BANNER. COUNTY TO BE GLOSEO George C. Lorimer, deceased, who following letter written by J. F. Garrison, to bls parents, Mr. and, Mft. R. f. Garrison, of Baltimore get paid off. the five days more park four or travelling living there In Halting^ *o I sums IMPROVEMENT ffl Ithen off till four A. M. I slept all the । afternoon aa 1 had to go out on pari* twk-e last night to arrest "leather-necks" und “gobs." or In word* marines and sailor*. ONE DOZEN GATHER AT HOME other They had a fight out there last night. OF MBS. GEORGE lot of gin then proceeded to clean up MILLER on the nigger*. There were gin bot­ tles flying through the air, but when four or five marines stepped through TO MAKE CAMPAIGN TO the door .with a 45 caliber revolver in each hand, the niggers got on the INCREASE MEMBERSHIP move. They won't stay around when a marine has a gun tor they know ant to Dr. Dixon at the port, on hl* White Wyandotte*. church, continuing after his chlej’ Plan* to be Perfected at Future MeetOne stood behind a bunch of us The fourth prlxe. a rocker, was ITayvd Tuesday Night. had gone abroad. shooting at a target at 1.2S0 yards awarded to M. W. Hicks, of this city. . Having decided to quit farming. The opening of a gy mnasium In the Wm. Gelb and Manson Newton will bunch of on hl* White Plymouth Rock* Im|x>rtant Educational Topic*. ■cond story of th.- city hall under elght Year* ago. Mr*. Belt* was a The fifth prlxe' a library table, was have a public auction at the Old Oesland In to CnxlltaMc Park. S.-*olotv» al High School. native of Holland. Mich. Both proSentiment for Improving the city round* each and made 180 bull** ayes. given Jo Albert Bessmej, of this city, ;ler farm. 1 mile west and H mile on hl* White Wyandotte*. petua tn athletics In the high school F Th' ""nu«' ,h" church. Holland. Usch nn extent that fully f.o candl-1 c®u”,y x’i" xindJ.nI lunch at noon and ato.1.. go .Mr. Betts returned to Hastings for the third und fourth ward* to form 1 "shiners" aald. "I wouldn't want to I..-U— ---------- . .stltute will be held In th- high school his first pastorate. Hr found the . Bn organisation which has for Its ob- • be in front of a gang of men Ilka that" Plymouth Rocks. for work, mid a regular high school । room In Hastings on Thursday and church divided and In the midst offjrct the Improvement of ths so-called • ihen I made a bet with one. I The seventh prise, a year's sub­ Col. Ron* Burdick will be the auc­ Friday. January 29 and 10. The con­ ‘ ‘ ii. cirri. ' ; -—................. -....... — many difficulties. During hl* minis-1 park, which I* a beautiful piece of, bet him l would go dawn half way scription for the Youth'* Companion. tioneer and Laverne —horse*. ductor will be Prof. R. I<. <'.ilkln*.-of 4 good!1" ''“Her Phelpa. 'll, member of the The list Include* 4 :r cattle. 2 hog*. I cracl* »<hool team* in '09. '10. verted Into one of th- finest park* in l,n«l the targets and walk acroaa the port, on \Vhlto Leghorn*. some poultry, hay and grain, lot ,.f and ’ll. and for two yearn'it member tntlrely r«»- the state. range while they were shooting. So I of l-cwla Institute. Chl- Madlsoli. Wls., and Luc> A. Sloan, of good farm Implement*, some house- of —" got a buneh of ten that I knew were rn- ■ RIVERSIDE CEMETERY ASS’N Then I told the local committee arc: Hupt. W. E, condition, with many Improvement* glnc will also j>e on exhibition, Seo «"m" "I th- season on Friday In Lake Conkling, ehalrnurn: Prlnelp.il W. T. and the mpmbcrshlp more than rould -riot go across I Odessa. Hastings losing by a few ELECTS DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS the adv. on another page. doubled. polnis. in Charlotte on Tuesday Wallace, County School CommlxalonI'residenter K. J. Edger. All of the rural 110 R. n. Alton. -.Mr*. Charles Pott*. the Grand River Vajl-y Baptist asso­ 12 In favor of I lasting*, but lack of ment* Which Will .Lggrcgatc ciation. Ho ha* not decided whether practise sn« responsible for .the slump the sessions of the ildfiitut- *. ho will accept the London call. But tlon. which will hold another meeting his target h,. fired and made a bull'* Nearly HJSOO. The program* follow: In the second half. Thui-Mlay Morning, 0:30 O'clock. Charlotte may play a return game 6 mile* east and mile north of tunlty for Christian service. Each lady promised to direct her fellow did not know that at that Biaof Rlvorsldn Hastings, section 12 Hosting*, sale to here on Tuesday evening In tho city - Hinging from KnMpaark by the AsWhile hi* call to the great London effort* toward* Increasing the .mem­ hall. laako Odessa will play here one noclaUon, church I* a nattering on-. It I* hoped bership of the organization. Every Grand Rapids Couch-will be the auctioneer and weak from Friday. Music—High Schodl Orchestra. Haye*. John F. Gtxidyeur and It. p. Bernie -McIntyre clerk. The Hat 1* a Union high Is booked foe March Gnuir. Geography cent* per member Tho.following arc memtwr* of good one and Includes 4* head ol wdrk ho has »o well begun. for something that anyone could do. met nt the City Bank Monday after­ horse*. 2 yearling heifer*. 8 breeding team: '• —• •—•- ' noon and elected the following offl. developed n plecs of OFFICIAL BOARD FAVORS ENTER­ tap bucket*. sap pan. 20 gallon meat and M. Shipley, guards. woodland, which may be made into Jar and TO lbs. meal, tomr household C; Lirab— or- substitute*. tayed Christmas carol* and church TAINING MICHIGAN CONFERENCE Hot lunch\5‘*P>*lnVice Pre*—It. 1. Hendershott. ymn*. und about 400 men marched ■ have before them the example of the Secretary—I-oul» Hessmer. In and were s-ated at the tables. Wo ladles of the rlr«t ward whn formed Singing by the Association. . Treasurer—Roy Fuller. FARMERS' INSTITUTES had turkey With- drcsaApg. ffiblet Mush— The Old Man Clothed In | Big Vole of tlculara. Tho directors unanimously gravy, cranberry sauce, bread, butFeather*. ARE VERY WELL ATTENDED Into a fine park. Every effort to Beginning Geography—R. D. Calkadvance In salary. Jacob Felder ami Peter Felder. the Action. slst such an organisation should AL a recent meeting of the official Jacob Felder and Peter Felder will ern Spy apples. We had boat races menta, varying In amount* from 150 dispose Music—Greenland. Holland. China. board of the Methodist Episcopal. of their personal property ut between four team*, three teams blud. rille on Sat unlay. Round-up* In Japan. Scotland. Star Spangb'd Ban­ auction at the old -•— ONE WEEK OF AGRICULTURAL ner. mile* north and H mile west of Hastings, Feb. a and 7. arranged. In The Springs of Conduct—M. V. lertalnment could Prarlevllle, eale to begin nt one, each pulling an oar. and COURSES IN ’clock P. M. The list Include* S lutes will end on Saturday with day O'Shea. o .. — --------President Messer named the follow­ church would have to help, to n»k to not worth much. ing Executive Committee—R. I. Hen­ horse*, cow. heifer, calf. 7 head of ’ and evening session* In Nashvllfe. Thunulay Evening. 7:30 O'clock entertain th.- Michigan Conference in Pn-xbyterian Church. the year 1916. the years 1914 and Farnx-rs and City School Pupils Will dershott. John F. G cod year and P. A. Corners. Ilanfleld und Assyria Center later. The sailors pulled one mile Hheldon. Music—High Kchool Glee Club. other grain and huy. lot of good farm have been well attended. The session but When they crossed the Judges' Address—The Trend of tho Teens tool* and other article*. Col. Ros* Friday will be held at Mpple Grove. line, the "leathers” were a good big Sunday evening, before a large REV. LOCKTON'S IASI H. Burdick will be the auctioneer, The~ lingers of the Inntltutr associa­ —M. V. O’Hhra. ’ ___ ■ The second annual session of the *en Friday Forenoon. congregation. Rev. R. H. Bready nskand John DcBnck. clerk. ’ the ‘ tion’ haW been more than pleased never *aw u prettier stroke I SERVICE SUNDAY MORNING adv. for full particular*. in Hasting* during the first week in ■"necks” pulled. Singing from Knapsack by the AsTh* whoh their homes for the 400 ministers of March. All who desire may attend noclntlon. oan looked' like one. How I the conference. Fully 400 of the big this week of Instruction In agrlculMusic—The Spinning Song. year, showing that mnr- Interest In Begin* Dutle* In Battle Creek Feb. 1. PROSPECTS FOR SALTIN6 congregation arose. Indicating their institute work than was supposed wllllngnr-** to extend the hospitality the state college. The pupils of the the race the "gob*-- were blowing Rev. WHH to Fill IxxiU Pul [St and Their I" R. I). Calkin*. the marine*, and said they STATION ARE BODD exist* among farmers. of their home* for the purpose de­ city schools, who are taking agri­ about ’ , Temporarily. The round-up Institute* will be held could not win In any sports against sired. With this fine expression, the culture. will also attend., Music—In My Grandma's Day. iff Hastings on Friday and Haturday. the ''gob*.” Thon wjien the marines Rev. W. J. Lockton will hold hl* Thl* school will be of great benefit beat them nine to nothing In the The Mission of Sir laiunfal—Lucy official board will have no hesitation last service In Emmanuel church on Farmer* Responding to Cail for Co- February S and 7. At these meetings about extending the invitation ........ A .... .« .... to. "the to those who wno want wwui an an insight In the football game, you could not hear a and th- Women*' Congress a number A. Hluan. . Sunday morning, lie will hold hla cumhcrp and Leave Contract* ----------- ---of -practical ------ 1 Bnij acisniiflc ConfeMrt-e for It* 1916 session. Big , — rudiments of prominent speaker* will be present. Friday Afternoon. 1:10 O'clock. grunt out of them. Well. I think I first service* In St. Thoma* church on iwipiu*. Iiwee nivri, v oar lone j■ ffarming. ar mlng. Rapid*. Three River* anu and Charlotte Sunday, "February 1. Until a perma­ Singing by the Association. have entertained this body. and,R,| -The course will be given st the inThe out look for having a salting A SMOKER TO ELECT ment rector can be found. Bev. Mr. the Top. would seem a* though There.would be I Mance of the Pomona Grange of Ber­ ... ..... .. ........ . ' ............ -— "rniivr >u ,i Well*, a superannuated pastor of nation In Heating* ia very good, acno doubt about Hasting* being able I ry county, Grand Baplds. will till the local pulBASE BALL SEDRETARY Geography—R. D. to do so. It would be a great event! inter publl* spending with acreage during the last PjtDETROIT TIGERS SELL Bishop J. N. McCormick, of Grand Week. Mr. TrisInger, of the Benton Rapid*, was'present on Sunday anci Will Ur’llcld in Jamieson'*' !|r»l»uPIPP TO FORT WAYNE preached to a large congregation. He Teuchlng Point* in a Poem—Lucy BIG BROTHERHOOD MEETING rapt on Friday Evening. All \'niw .held an informal conference with the make arrangement* for establishing A. Sloan, vestrymen on Saturday night at the station. Since the last Issue of Business Session. , man. arrested (or pounding Mrs. Bru ­ All fans are requested to.nltrnd'.a which Important local church mat- the BANNER a number of contracts baker over tho head with a dish-pan, smoker In Jamieson’s restaurant >U was concluded In Justice Cadwullaeight o’clock on Friday evening. At SUES CASTLETON TWP. The Lansing Mart Gave Splendid Ad- der’s court on Tuesday afternoon. She contracts for about 70 acre* have thia meeting a number of Important Walter Plpp. the former Halting* was bound over to the circuit court FOR S5.000 DAMAGES WILL BUILD DEER for trial. Unable to furnish bonds for tlrat-aacker. ha* been sold by th* DeBig Ditch." direction* from Hasting*. . Judging 1500. jhe woman went to Jail. Her PEN IN CITY PARK from the manner In which they have tings Base Ball Association will be examlnuthfi? for a second charge of been responding, farmer* are rcallx- elected. President Carrotht-r* desires the noted tlngs. and one full of Inspiration, was, making threat* will take place on catcher, who also played with Hal­ that of Hon. H. R. Pattenglll, of February 30. Alderman Hilton Receive* Liberal considered useless will yield from ting*. may manage the Fort Wayne Begins Action In circuit Court. 1100 to BjlOO per acre if planted with Lansing, nt the Brotherhood meeting* Subscription* From J!ur4mv< Men Broke Her Ankle By a Fall. a had been A summon* was field In circuit at tho Methodist Episcopal church whom Sheriff Plpp' l* now studying architecture cucumbers. The contracts are very the Jail and On Friday forenoon. Mrs. Perkins, court on Tuesday showing that Form­ Monday night. HI* theme wns "The liberal. In Ann Arbor. Plpp. who held down the mother of Mr*. Fay Bronson, of er Sheriff V. C. Furnlsa, of Nashville, Big Ditch." And every one who Aiderman Hilton received Much en­ the first ward, slipped on the ice on has begun suit to recover d^magra hrurd It felt prouder than he ever deserting hl* wife and four email chll- first base for Georgetown University thusiastic financial support when he the back porch of the Bronson resi­ amounting to |.'..000 from the town­ had been of tho greatest work ever passed about a subscription paper so­ NON-RESIOENTS MUST HAVE tlrst-basemun on the diamond dence and fell, breaking her left ship of Castleton, a municipal cor­ accomplished by man. the Panama supportlng the family by working In .eoliegu liciting funds for 4he deer pen In the in 1911. Ho played with Scranton In LICENSES TO 00 FISHING ankle. It was not thought at the poration. The declaration has not Canal, und especially that It was time that she had suffered more than been tiled, but Mr. l-'urnlas declare* American brain*. American superlntertato for the fencing which will be that discrimination has been shown, furnished by local merchants at cost. continued and the foot in assessment of property. He has1 Ivan push and American dollars that The project has mat with approval Require*! to Pay *1.00 or *3.00 were doing th- work ’ Mr. Phttenglll urday morning and found the fracture had vl*|ted Panama himself, and so to Flail in Miclrtgan. Naahvjlle, and Colgrove A Potter.' of the limb. This was reduced and county. The animal seems reconciled was able l.f-bring first hand'lnfortna- tlve immediately Informed Rayner. w,th to il. stall In Mayor Okborn’s barn, run* the risk of being arrested and Mr*. -Perkins Is getting along nicely. tlon. and did this In his own Inlmltwho gave himself dp. Rayner gavel and is considerably tarn dr than when a heavy fine. If he or *he goes hl* personal bond for 5100 to appear i Adventist* -May Como Again. flr*t capture*! Mr. HlUon received on paying Frank Damouth. of Irving, had Boyes-Smith Marriage. fishing -without first obtaining n li­ at examination on February 10. subscription ovyr *100. 27£. Twenty new members were add ­ If satisfactory arrangement* can cense. Thl* I* In accordance with a A fine supper was served by W. new state law which went recently lu­ be made, the annual camprnvotlng of noon which showed him what ara the ed. o'clock, tho marriage of Orval the Adventist* of Michigan will be extremes of misery and. happiness. R. Jamiesons, aupper. squad of 15 Jerome McLaughlin Dead. Boyes and Miss Nelle Smith v merttbers. ' Jerome Mcl-aughlln died a his Tn October tho Ladles Aid Society * old. must held at tho fair grounds again during Mr. Damoth I* a hard- working car­ Nearly 1.000 penter. Ho recently *old his home home In the second ward after a of the Methodist Episcopal church provide themaelve* rlth licenses the coming summe.r. bride's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Henry persAns dally, most of them from out illness. Saturday night. Deceased took over from Cha*e A Wilcox the Notice to the Public. Smith, 521 East Mill Bl. Rev. Russel of town, attended the meetings. The Ing a location whore he might re­ contract for handling and sailing all H. Bready, officiating. After the cereUntil .further notice use telephone born In Allegan on March 15. ceive higher wage*. -In Hastings their supply of spring flower* and Ing any kind of fish, excepting trout. Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Damoth plac­ bulb*. Th!* comprise* nearly 1.000 It they want to flsh for the speckled fleer* of the Agricultural Society. ed IS00, all that he had In the tern 1* out of service, and In calling coming to Hasting* years ago. hl* par­ their friend*. In their newly furnishbeauties, they must buy a 51.00 IIworld, in hie pocket and jwent Into dll*. jonqullli, tulips, and hyacinth* .. ...... ...._ -.... Whist Club Score*. street and number and ward, or name ents resided in Quimby and Middle­ In different varieties. Tha bulbs were taken or-shipped out of the state by Three and one-halt tublos were several stores' ip do some ■h'BppIng. some prominent point near where Are ville. Jerome was well-known In this potted In the fall and owing to the licensed fishermen. A coupon trom played by Hasting* Whist Club Tues­ I*. such a* Bookcase factory. Cabinet vicinity a* a hunter and trapper. He iatenes* of Easier this year, there will the llqonsc must bo 'attached to the day night with the following score*: of the fund* In taking * wertl-earned Co... Wool Boot or Table Co., Cream- was a crack shot, and hl* familiar The flrat meeting of the Woman's va*Mlon. When Mr. Damoth reached ba two aaiaa. The first occurlng Tues­ P*cka«e............. haunt was the Thornapplo rlv*r, ■ North and South. day aftarnoon and.evening Fab. 17, In W. G. Bauer and Myers plus 5 1-2. the bills he did not find them. Bethe social room* of the Methodist G. Otis and L. Bauer plus 1 1-1. lievlqg'that he had lost them, he In ­ church and will take ths form of a familiarly known as ''Roms'* to many . O. Oily and’ Hubbard minus < I-J. formed City Marshal Hurst and Martha Washington Garden party. acquaintance*. Funeral sarvicas.wsre East and We*u Sheriff WH Hains of his iota. H« and There will be ladles In coatume, fine ganlxatlon wad In thl* cAt/for a abort Huffman and Haye* plus 7. E. Tobias, City'Engineer. held from hts late home on Tuesday the officers conducted a long and Adv. music and light refreshment* besides, Um* Tuesday evening, H* will ar­ afternoon. Itev. Mr. BaHou officiat­ Doyle and Stebbins plus 4. fruitless search. While Mr. Damoth the beautiful array of Bower*. Watch range to meet a gathering of business ing. Burial took place la Sponabla Oaborn and Warner minus 3. for further notice*. Th* surveying Instrument* recently men In thl* city *om* Evening w*ek Hirst and Pancoast minus B. penad to unrnl wttl W urchased by Jhe city council have which bo frsquanxad ,ao many yaara. after next, and almllar gathering* in from the Insit Deceased is survived by hlg aged Noabvllle and Middleville the *amo elean foalmother, hl* brother, Emmett and sis­ ter, Mrs. Clark, of Detroit. S C6D �JANUARY M, ISIS. ..MLBLKL- Co. FOB COLO WEATHER Itancd Ilf Brown, p Th? deed maintain I the rlghtlertions t ship. Cal ho !» ; No matter wh^t kind of waynt ♦ footwear you want, we have just ♦ what you are LOdKTNG FOR: ♦ We carry YOUR SIZE in stock. r ♦ J ♦ ♦ ------------- We : J Every size lor everybody A lot of .ood desimblc pat­ ems snd sizes at . buying good Furs .cheap ’/< qff with* the rlslit-uf- jfgtncy /or Standard Pattirns DEVOTE tMPpRTAMT SUBJECTS The W. E. Merritt Store Much Advfa H Subject Of One , • • Debate,' January 2g. The bbpiopihiy ■meeting of Fo. '.Creek Quartette.. Hastings, Michigan Phone 66 2S|h. The fqHnujn;; program ta.»n-ir. । ■ nounced by Mra. lt. JL.Batea, lectur-i DEMOCRATIC >I ' i ' 11 .T<qi,'i OLD SEA DOO HUMOR .■ ■ <l ift—r. : .? DewSd.- -'Admiral f«r» Farraflu‘ Was by No Moan*». Disciplinarian. ’ ' ten,yj"ow.to «,« *« “*»« •" Aeeordlna to Williams," wl tire—O. A. 1 ■Music—Qh Recitation­ We have sold a good many pairs of these shoes. u. l“—AfiirniadveJ RoUs im «». Ti'blar. NYgn-1 OF CHILDISH MIND | REASON IN THE ARGUMENT ■ ------------. I • ? '*• Grown-Up Observer Child Grown-Uo Observer Will Will Constantly Constantly I Whin Whan You Vau Como Cam, to tn Think Thlnu of'it. La Fln| Something That Will Cause •esasod le Havs the. Right at Him to Smile. ths Controversy. . . • Admiral Farragut'a methods were al-' dno'ofiho'mostehibarrasslngslta*Al certain seiioni1 a* Httis'Bunday iways sliupl*..-Tirare uas.aaa>lp*thatl lions in which ! was ever placed was hl* principal place’ Tor .filing 'paper* ‘ caused by a niece of mine, whose father was hl* coat pocket. Generally ho' was a clergyman and'whom I took to fllcjed with a teprIbi^ jdr of; ejlsoo' -fan FurgUnm^c,' wrote hie order* hlnrtelf. perhaps with church for tbo first time. Bho did not pomposity. Ho camo one day and Year Round U* bl* knee or tho shin’s rqll as a rest In tho least know what her father did. Admiral Dewey |n hl*-autobiography and .for a long tlmo did not observe recall* that one day when Farragut i him. But, after sitting quietly beside he paused aa if to say, “Ab-ba! Yod WILL YOU BUY A 1 "c woe writing bo looked up and sold: mo for some tlmo. hardly daring to don’t knbw thkU" " . CREAM SEPARATOR? ■Now1- 1*o1* ,n,‘he dotn do you spell raise her eyes, because I told her she , .. “And ww now." he demanded, "what is Appalacblcola? Sofao of these edu- must bo quiet or she would not »0 the sixth commandmaatl4 - one „ aij _5— ■>n Su Phm, Tlicu V.m Will H<- rated young fellows from AnaapoHS church again, she suddenly. In the I K No showered. Tbo eplMopommust know. " Dewey adds: “A man middle Iho sermon, looked up and Pou, vestryman turned Inieresthfln tlx- Eo|Iv»1Re* --- at —— iuivad to io the in* teacher icaca«r I who tiad such an Important comtpand naw him. and ecreamsd: “ Auntta took.I 1.„ -----Ho Settle w “ -X»«U., took. — „»4 —h wU1 , [could hardly bavo been-more demo- there's —-es daddy up there. there- And what-1 "X-bail** TWO. club friends returning home, j th, ' .. ... ...... -»•«<«. O»” ntokl 1 t.a Um ortx,. «... l>. yelling xMlto, .boatI were having a keen but good-natured j Separator .the fer to 1. ho eboot?" "Come," h. said, “what eommandargument over tho probable make-up rnaike: .today,, rdii«» of I’lUct:.. lor tf thorough cleaning Of tho'ship the v,q»cn ot ‘twp "V utu, Whlch ramiuus ramluds w> nw of little 1| ment dld c<|n what ©omtnandof the next house. * I V*»«M«huuWk .. 1«! jwkjw.more for j next morning. I was' awike earjy, tor nephew* ephews of of mine mine who who were were taken taken U> to *a mBat WM n tllBt |j0 broke «$4a"he “ '"SLoto! “ ««•*"-.>».'«««»« rwramrf by . ... <m .»a ptou. "Il will bo progressive," declared n. " *“ ““Jl&'j ““ • killed Abel? Can't anyone taU mor one. ' ' '• ■ ‘ | P4, with .■•oo’lbt c.Vi' Ii>.lf<jr AU.VO1 hcard*’*’ - ••und. al the holyBhe. thtakihg to Impreg* the Ono scholar beckoned the taachft to “No, It wUJj ho xfpcllo^afy," .insisted' T)u' wjU> Jiuo to. soo lb,, <-.i-1 etones ,ob tbo dock. roundings on them, said: “You know, tho other. ; pjcli)-. for. IfiOb . ■ "Sd I went aixJro tp find qut why, Jack and Fred, It Is only the body that her. Tho teacher llotoned to tho whis­ pered confidence. To settle, or, rather, end the argu ' ANTEE ABHOjbJLTK .sATJbCAtUTOX. orders were not obeyed and my ||as here. Now. what part.of him goes "What does the child say?” demand­ merit |n fcood •hfllhrir they agreed to I frame of mJnd for -lho moment was - • — -• - Cull at jn'y office,n tn I l«-t mu show -you ed the vesttyntah. ‘If pnq child knows cull in as umpire tborflrst person they the niachlhe. Il will PLEASE VOL, entiretythat of the disciplinarian. Thors are probably many mothers tho answer to that Simple qasstlop.' let met. It proved to .pa-an Irishman. as K liMu grc^ijmiuy vtliersin Bar- There was no activity at all ot> deck- who have had cause to smile at'the Pleasantly pRs»ln< tlux time of night. lheha*iw’?SiiJ‘iv!7eii’lS reJ ’ lookcd «round for the officer of the - QlwJnl ujditlons which thtfr children if >“u* “• FM *«• old Now Ragland at tlmea have mad. to praRrB. theY hllJ' »'“1 °n0 ot lbera■“ i thereby the Sdmh mrinitl if you Wi«h. . 7 ' F1 < . ai mure nave mana 10 lucir praywo. teachar, not without some trepldhtldfl, plained: ■ . <'. it. B< nii.itn.1 whaler, brown as a buccaneer, who1 a little girl friend of mine was once “that there weren’t any command­ .-^-o nr0 imv|nK nn argument that( —-----------------luul •‘nllBted for tho war from the men | to a ventriloqulgt entertalnmenj, manta When Caln kllM Abel?'-i<sw wo want ydu to atttlc. M/ friend says UAVIUQ VERY 4■ HW —J chant service. I recollect thjt be Wore wJ>|(;h lniprew!d ---1? "TLl'T- * ’.7'7’.'— ’=».*.^d.to 71 S' - 1 wult/‘ •mprceicu ubt very piuw- ” ; York Eveniux * ‘he next houw, wnl be progremlve and RAM"0 ’C"U_U_n_ .otolffto.nwtobl. urn, h„ praysra Uto, 1 Poet. nnihTo nu riinuiTnnr • m*11 ’f0’<1 r,n<“ 14 bl’ '* ”• * cu‘U>m wta, b« that „toM night U. she ih Trrpvnnlng. ironside JhoeCo Masonic Juaplt Building Phone J76 v, .... FLEAM NT HM»«W Jl*jj’oim.»b*Wl rpf Irvtag WPrnt Thurs- ■ JdtMV4rd«>lelai>'re *^sited:^« JIWT 5-'fe‘£Cfi..ra:. ” » ijhaniUualuIn'a In Delian uvey.SQntLML Lyle Tobias and Wlfl’ii* frosting* ] JJ *'' """ ‘"‘"■J"- E No greater Optxwhiniryevw prc.enled ioelf lo you lor 1 mites. There te —a atrip 10 feet utvove^en'-’ POMONA 6SANGEBS WILL ♦ it)omen"s felt Joined Shoes ♦ Jfft $1.25. $1.50. $1.75. $2.00. $2.50 + Gall and let us s fflo^es & kittens /’"r4 nty. and iu western ■■..■■■U................................ etn fit ,ou with JUST WHAT YOUR FEET REQUIRE. You don’t have to buy a "aize or ewn” larger than you really need, Just to get something that you can really wear with some degree of comfort. You will find it greatly to YOUR advantage to come here and buy your warm winter footwear, T because you have such a wide variety to select J from, and we’ll SAVE YOU MONEY besides. a During.our .sak-lasi. week we cut the prices but nothing compared to what we arj jtei GLOVES, MJTTENS am} LADIES’ Wj get rid of these heavy winter garments now. Tho price paid ?5U«. K.....U, ...a। j ... ~acc<wnt' '"•"C V*4’; uetaliteJ-Mrj-. ahd' >Mr*j » lldulwn • »»: 0 O ..•? tirabsm and «?>n Thursday. ' -, J AJAhFJlHU. .MJmi Susie L’hUllpa dip aoiyo sewing -„.,.reiH<|W| . lirMhu Wew<V7fi(tyi»‘rl, the first <4 | HdtnotMtel ^cdnessbiy cvi.nr j « ......y ' ................ Mrs. Arnatula Johnson..was called j .— J to the bedside of h«y slater. Mrs. I tSm-.‘SW ty . k ..Kitur- i^\rhJt7^e 5'hoebe 'CYr. ... IJi , l immAh? t>|eaVkJ ted in Grand <*rs. twin to Ctevtlawl-aM I-I'f.iixt’.iaS Jtwtitiu.tiis JWtitM'iilh • — yt fj-kut Wilk' » winMiss MUBleXMcy Rtli’ril Lu>f *c?fc a1111 ■ Smith or Dowling. Ratt:« L’r,. k ™ at . .............. . PRICES ON FURNITURE «»*’» lwav> ol 9W-faabton«4 “«*• asked God to look after all her broth. | 1 BaY 11 will be reactionary. Pat put down his-ianttra. I . d,anl •dlon *l»® had *«’•»* ere and stature and make her a good ’ apYinia, yofl’re tmyj' wrong.1 Of hap ; A ilfrrte.lorulitiro CWs oter- 1 U.und him;seated-up la ,)rl Thpn wai 4 M13 One of-the'meet extraotdloaty daaps pcti to knowltm YtwjcbbortfttJd.' Th?: u<mm ta-Thte l~.uc.Wlll ‘ ,hn hammock issttUig where It was ,nq heard, aotto voce, “All right"—I; of sangfroid on the scaffold occurred nfcrtWi Muhy. C00’’ *,‘fc «• •>«>•. ; Strand Magazine. nlxt hofcse Is (Jllhootey’s, an’ he> s । some lime ago. when Macdonald, who hardshell Sirin Day Advlntlsi." 1 • TIu. .Miil-tjl Ifurris Furniture Co.! •"’"by.aren't you cleaning shlpT 1‘ J murdered a Miss Holt, paid the pen­ Frauklo Hammond from near that place. , a । is offering oom.- spltrndld Imrpallia in asked. ’I think 1 am to blame.1 said vjlte aprnt one day last we.-k * Sunday night George Wick wire'Crifurniture Just Tlita wcll-konwn Farragut with bls pleasant smile. 'Wo ___________________ ! hangmaq had forgotten tha white cap Famous English, Monogram. w rvite-rift furniture house buys! two vetcrane have been swapping rr parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Hub I tcrtalncd a number of hla young and I------—- SY-r- - r---r. .------------Oat of Uh* Berc0 atnifflle and tur- to place ovar the prisoner^ eyes, and Tho chronogram was not, Ln Eng-1 gooda >*n n l.iren miatilitl' • ........ . _ _ oM . -1 _ aW1 .rot to Itasunn und? ~Letln.- ‘Tn>X inrv* VdVUlo-/.in-serre: “n,n«?h,,‘ , °f ^‘ending systems and pow- Macdonald, noticing what had --1, always composed in Latin.: ’— jiwn he visited . |hou . u w„ a dQr(cc frt)Iil will .... Inters, d In reading th« ad-1 wb«l«r did not see how be could leave era 1 see a brighter spiritual era alow----------------------- to -his --------------- ------pencd. remarked executioner: .... ... ]^r the later Romin* revived durlna Hite I Farragut when Farragut wanted to ly emerge—a era Ln which there shall “Put your hand In my breast pocket Romin*. revived during thsi th* | Virlb’‘in" ut ,,f l!’L* cun>P“n> and son link i.f iteAu.-ldr MfF and? it Is in th-- hv4pll.il Ti 1 talk and Inwardly; perhaps, ho did not; bo no England, no Germany, no and you’ll find a silk handkerchief Renaissance.\Perlia ps— tho-------most tai JUr. AJ. Melniytrnr-Hfirfi' Hank. Mrx?l________ope ________ _______________ _______ ------ration. 1 fall to enjoy his position as superior ' France, no America, no this people or That will doto bind my ayes, wont JIT lte-3*ie Tx-aig_ WjiLiUyrtUkr Arid.JJdim j _/jAIaI JiHiWre.eii'tay to Dr., mou* chronogram In English was that । Murgun Gleaners Attention. to the young executive officer's ro that, but hne famfly, the human race; ■Rechtvl «f Hifirobew nWff’Mr and Mr". [FriHrii or wnrorn Tb contlnuv trcai on tj,„ death ot Queen Elizabeth’ “My1 primands." or.o law, peace; one need, harmony; yi''’ ................ "" ................................................ Day 1. Clo.,4 to immortolliy.- Th.. : one means, labor; one taskmaster, Is. MDCIIJ. (1603), tho year In which fhippir will l>< r rwd. '•* a ' ■* Following te tho program 'fur the God.—Helen Keller. she died. This is neater than most next mc'-tlm: ..f the Glcnwvrx, Batur-Well Described. —:------------------ ----■ ease can't afford to worry. Avoid all Small Sadie was walking along the ▲ pear ns capital letters at the begin Had Thom Placed. - company of any kind, drink nothing Talk—"Rfd-inn und marketing hay street with her mother when a two* fllnn of th<> words, nnd' no do not -An optimist," wrote the schoolboy | whatsoever, and M no ecoount Urach ■r I'rii-i."—Harley Hayman clou* looking, but friendly MUdog ap▼ apbll (ho symmetry of tho Inscription. ' . . optwuatr »«• aowoMmy । ‘TZ—~ Rv Bytha thebv. by I I . . wiuw preached. With a little scream she ‘n hta examination paper,....la. a man meal..a >1 1JW. ! ml Etui'r Gllh.»p(e.. . But It does not fulfil the condition that Song—Urac AJklna. • elsn, to her mother, crying: “Ob., who look, after your eye. and a powl- *"* »* “J . "no lottera of numerical value" shall Dl.iluum —-Th.. .Flrat Meal at u mamma, look al tbo dog wltl» the t*» •«ht to a man who look, attar yonri toro^ to attend tho funeral* o| a-ataumm."—Three Cbmpauivtis. ▼ be "employed superfluously," sines Two Fish and a 36 oz. Bowl for 15c .Qrh stlbii Bux. . \ “d.” “m,” *Tn” and "I” nro nunisral». ♦ ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT OF GOLD FISH Fish Food 10c per pkg. ♦ Necessity for Insight. Life With Depth. There can bo no Insight without Many a life that seems moil ex-i sympathy, and without Insight ode posed to tho beat of tho day has abun­ can ncrer be really or widely helpful dant refreshing for other lire*- It la ♦ In the world. not always tha outwardly sheltered soul that can off.jr to others tho help of tho deepest experiences. Close by a dusty mountain road. In n hot and' If God made poets for anything It ♦ was to keep alive the .teadUtona of swampy meadow, with no hiiadc near; ▲ the pure, Um holy and the bcauXifol^r It, is a little spring among the grasses. There Is a stick in tho ground beside[ 71 Lowell . . It. with a cup thereon, and a sign. I “Cold Spring '* You hardly believe Ju i v ♦ ▲ Larger Fish 10c each 0. A. BOYES’ 5,10 and 25c Store Michigan COAL IS LOWER! j । On account of the mild weather, I have been able to buy Coal Cheaper. I am going to give my customers the benefit. I hope you will take advantage of these prices. BUY NOW! Price Delivered Pocahontas Lump . . . Massillon Lump or Egg . Jackson Hill, Lump or Egg White Ash, Lump Coal . $4.50 D 2^; White Ash, Egg Coal $4.50 A discount of 25c per ton from above prices where you do your own d^veriqg. , $1*1 1 ' k=... lv.j<l„s;atrrS i | i are, you set your Ups to a cup of that water. It Is the coldest spring In the; region, bubbling up among tho grasses . of tho hot meadow, not gushing from moss-grown rock on the mountainside. I The little n.-ad-^Mpring has depth, and shelter known to itself. Is this, not alio tho secret of the life of that friend whoso r-trfsshlng presence has often meant so much to you?—Sunday i School Times. A man once said to us Why do you spend good money advertising electric-light and gas, when everyone nowadays knows all about them and their uses?’’ wo told him that were it not for advertising, very #ew True Happiness. Civilization l.« wonderful end bo; nevohni, but it Ums’ nothing that can I excel tho charu> itisl canm . to a iwnlve-yoar-old boy of Uie mountain* ; ' when he saw iinr:sight" of UlB first ■ circuu nnd beheld't&d clowne. Often -bappttieM.la Ju not. kdowln< lospht'ch. ■Srid alway s It'is fa tfavlftk sowotblng ' i new to know. ■ • • 1 Tread Grapes With ths Foot. Jq,lho Winn ;cs©».’. <»£ Mliod .bf. trcLbax ibo F/apta , people would know of the wonderful time and money saving features of electric ironing, gas cooking, and eleotrio power .motors, nor would people know that an eleotrio device, selling fer^the same price as a good hot water bottle, has been itiverited- that takes tho place bf the hot water bottle and keejiW hot as long, as you may want it J carl be adjusted *9T any temperature frob 100 degrees, to 200 dpgrees. ahcjl aoats i}t4f f>t qtnl only a an hour to ^pepatp. ^ope Ip lot u» show you one of these new devices——-ask to see "Bl Gomfo Ihornapple Gas 1 Eltolrlc Do ' Phase 3. *e«rid| ft trw4 ‘fei Rlval’a •’TW hard oat I triumph - ’’ �The Most Important Sale of the Season, the Look For The RED TAGS Not aSole on One or Two Thing* BUT EVERYTHING IN THE STORE has Red Sale Tag* They Save You Money Annual Red Tag Sale Come the First Day if You Can! Sale Starts Friday, January 23. This is an IMPORTANT SALE. It is important to you and us in this way: In these times of high cost of living it is your duty to yourself and family to purchase merchandise at the lowest possible cost. Therefore, please take advantage of this great Red Tag Sale. Everybody knows what our Red Tag Sale means, only this year we are making it the greatest sale of all. It is important to us to reduce our stock as much as possible this time of the year, and even if we take cost,,or than cost we for can some goods, can many turn our money many next fall.with So us, co-operate with us, and take advantage of the extra low prices. forless some goods, turn our we money times before nexttimes fall. before So co-operate and You all know we have no old shopworn goods on our shelves; everything is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, LOOK FOR OUR. LARGE CIRCULARS WITH A FEW PRICES. Ths More You Buy The More You Save FRANDSEN & KEEFER THE STORE WITH RELIABLE MERCHANDISE AND LOW PRICES. ONE PRICE TO ALL. HASTINGS. MICH. We Do As We Advertise Come and see for yourself held next winter. R. I. Wolcott was WEST WOODLAND. W. C. T. U. INSTITUTE Mrs. Kitty Holmes and' daughter again chosen local manager. Bethovcn Mid of Rossini that ha had Occasionally somebody makes a win AT COATS GROVE Wallace Merriam, our Ice man. Is Frances visited relatives In Grand1 Ited at Everett Clum's In Routh bequeathing money to help pay off a Rapids Saturday and Sunday. Woodland Bunday. clan. If only ho had been well flossed Mra. Cynthia Senter went to Wil­ Mr. and Mra Lewis De mu nd ot liamston Tuesday morning to help Campbell visited their son Jesse and Norton of Southwick. England, be­ queathed 1150,000 for this patriotic family Sunday. purpose. Probate was opposed, and Lawrence Kllpfer and Orlle Bishop Frank Smith made a business trip family over Sunday. with which he began Ufa. Don't stand of Hastings spent Sunday al the the judge who tried the case decided to Lansing Tuesday. District .Superintendent Arbs Mar­ with your hands.In-your pockets look­ tin 'W Lansing held quarterly meeting Church Tuesday, ing for help. Stop dreaming about get­ COATS’GROVE. at tho M. E. church Saturday after­ Insurance Company was held Tues­ by Mrs. Bertha Bush. Delton. Mrs. Will Hauer spent Monday the noon. He remained over Sunday and day forenoon In the town hall. On -Three accidents happened n> Coals ting a "lift," carry your own burden. ponrod Into tho sea.' guest of Mrs. John Blood In Holmes President of the Third District. Fol­ delivered a sermon both morning and account at everythnlg going along In lowing la the program: Warren Coolbaugh fell from a load of Church vicinity. of tbo Norton family. Al. Booher and family spent Sunnth the bean pods and hurt his head and Devotions. shoulders quite badly. He was un­ Music. Miss Orpha Blseon of Woodland | but by plunging courageously Into ths conscious Cor some time. On the Appointment on spent Sunday at Andrew Geiger's. Earliest Hunger Strike. ' wave and buffeting 1L rill continue tha re- desired none were made. Tho com­ George and Mias Augusta Funk of membership. . pany Is worth one hundred cents on and during tho week, Several have al­ the dollar and la so big that It takes Ing him. And on Saturday Webster North Woodland spent Friday even­ Mrs. Allie Fuller. hunger strike? In the second or third ing at the home of Mra. Caroline . . Hastings stepped backward Into an ready made a start to lead bettor a 17 H Inch collar. century ot this era a Greek student , Printer's Slight Error. Ilves at these meetings. I). H. Holly and Wesley Meyers open register while at the school Hauer. A Lesson In Eugenie*.—■'Mrs. Bush. , Arthur Allerdlng and Mias Bessie house. Holly and Undertaker EngDiscussion. Fuller were guests of Mr. and Mra C. D. Garn has just finished a stock Recitation. Harry Decker Sunday evening. type ready for printing when tho death • t0 wlth yc'’ l° A1““enlog last week and returned home room 14x15 feet back of his store. Noontide Prayer. According to reports there seemed Wednesday morning with the re­ This Is a much needed Improvement. all begin with W.—Quite a coinci­ Ralph l-*ffler. Gerald VanHouten dence. mains of George W. Peck, who died corner a mile south of Tamarac Music. at the state hospital Monday night. and Gerald England tried out a new Devotional*. church Sunday night all on account phoned to the printer and Instructed Ice boat on Saddlebag lake last Sat­ of an Innocent snowbank. While on Music. ' England's home Wednesday forenoon urday. They lacked power to make their way homo from church one "Our Port In the Campaign for by Rev. Kenyon. Tho body was laid young couple had th* pleasured) of National Constitutional Prohibition." neral March by Cbooln. Mother's Strength. to rest In Woodland cemetery No. 1. About forty of the old frelnds and —Mrs. Bush. Love knows no locksmith, but motbMr. Peck had been in the hospital neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. George nt the church. Mrs. Ilerthn Bush of time, while a certain young man had Music. forfy-two years. He served In- the Delton, district president, will - con­ marks by Choplc. Civil War four yeara He leaves two home duct IL Rev. Bready of Hastings will Ing home. No « stllute.—Atchison Globe. look.” Rev. K. G. Lyons, R W. Smith sons. Frank of Nashville and Gilbert en cutler result* Judge Barnum. Rev. Kenyon and othof South Woodland. Hla estate has should plan to attend each session. The W. C. T. U. met last week with | EAST WOODLAND. Recitation. the occasion, and an elaborate spread Mrs. Flora Wood. The subject of the Our Literature. Mrs. C. James entertained Mr. and dlan. of eatables were enjoyed by the enm- day was the proposed Constitutional Plans for Membership Campaign. C. Racey and chtylrcn of CarlProhibition Amendment. I Mrs. c. Ra< The Farmers Institute Thuraday pany. Question Box. Offering. Mian Florence Parrott, a nurse of ,on Fridaydrew a large crowd both forenoon Woodland, has been caring for Mra. • lMr». Nslllc Hftt entertained her nnd afternoon. Jerry Spaulding of Music. Maude Smith, who haa been very alck brother Henry Schalbly/nnd wife of Belding handled his subjects. Bean Devotions. . . Raising. Dairying and Dlverslfled daughter Ruth last Friday. The lit­ .Music. 0. Club met laat Wed-1 SIr, ond Cjr| Knllan<1 nnil tle body waa shipped to Cedar Lecture. Rev. Russell H. Bready, lome of Mrs. Flora Julln Ha(trr were Or(in(j napids Wolcott, local manager, gave a talk Springs for burial Duesdhy. Hastings. Wood and a moat oat excellent program visitors Monday. . Collection. listening to. Commissioner Town- Gerald England attended the basket S **■* «"■> r. r«irt w„. Song. • ball game at Lake Odessa Friday over Sunday guests with friends In Benediction. Hastings. ' Tho Institute will be of unusual in­ much enjoyed by all present especial­ Odeaoa high schools. The Sunday School adopted nresMr. and Mrs. W. Euper attended terest. on account of the campaign ly the several teachers and their pu­ olutlon in favor of a Constitutional the Farmers Institute at Woodland for National Constitutional Prohibi­ pils who were present. It was ununWill Snyder nnd wife of Blanchard Prohibition Amendment last Bunday. Thursday. QUR stock ot Pianos is easily one of the tion. which la being put under way I The offlcera officers of Loyal Workers Class , .. . most representative Piano stocks in this were elected recently as follows:! *r- “nd Mra A Warner nnd Mr. by the united forces of temperance I hosts in the United States. Every- j President. Nina B. Woods; vice prea-1 •"’> Mrf- F»re« Hager were guests body Is Invited to come nnd absorb country. Perhaps you do not know that we IdenC^Ward Wood; secretary. Beth I ‘h° honw of Perry Barnum Huncarry many makes and the chance for choice is Rlchsrdson; assistant secretary. Den-1 Lunch furnished free at noon. Rhelall Wood; treasurer, Arthur RichardMra Oda Boyle, Gehman nnd famunequalled in Michigan. son. They held their monthly class, Hy were guests tit the home of Mra In the evening, come again. No meeting Inst Friday evening with Ar- Laura Sheldon Friday. man. woman or child can afford to. thur and Beth Richardson. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Fiaher have miss the opportunity of hearing-Mr. | You cannot think oF a more beautiful Gift to . Other investment* pay larger rates, but remember, they are gone tq Ohio, called there by the Bready, pastor of M. E. church. Has-| SOUTHWEST CASTLETON. ■abject to change In market value which may take more than in­ your family than a Piano; it meant not only lings. He ia a fine speaker: has Ideas ! Mr. and Mra E. Meyqrs spent Sunterest, then too, you must find a buyer. education but joy for everybody, and YOU iv with........ the. .latter's brother. Tobnl « .. ---.... A»ra. vnesier iiecxer were Our Certificate* are Payable on Demand and Provide ■ Oarllngcr and family. | Rapids on hualness Friday. are the only tource through which your family Had Once Hold High Office. Sure Income. Savings Books Issued. *‘r' A. Warner, who has been A prime minister died recently In can secure this great gift. nnd children. Ralph Ochampaugh , LAKE ODESSA STATE SAVINGS BANK, Laki Odessa, Mich. and Mr. and Mra. Emmett Felghner several weeks with friends ,In Ohio, 8t Gabriel Wood's Mariners* asylum. returned homo Saturday. 1 spent Sunday evening at Andy Greenock, Scotland, in the person of a Organized In 1888 -» Undef State Control Wilson Bowser of Bllverton. OreBrooks*. man named Malcolm Buchanan, seven­ Of course you've often wished for one, but it , Dr. McEachran of Vermontville , OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. ty-six. Buchanan, a member of a fam­ seemed a luxury that others could afford, but was called to Tobol Garllnger*s Sat- visiting bls old homo and parents'. Mr. George LivertonPresident not you. Now did it evdr occur to you that I urday evening; Miss Eva being quite and Mra. Stephen Bowser, of West ily of 17, became a sailor early In life. Sunfield. One of a few survivors of a wcoc Wm. H. McCartneyVice President I sick, but Is better at this writing. “others”-thought the same thing before they William Hager and non Dennis of Mra. Nancy Miller of Battle Creek an Island in the South Seas, he g Sherman I.' StrongCashier talked it over with us? Sunfield visited his brother. Orson iy Impressed the native chief, Howard C. LawrenceAssistant Cashier Hager, of East Woodland Friday. made him prime minister and gave Mr. nnd Mra. J. Lowe of Sunfield It's part of our business to show you how easy Otto C. Russ Otis Miner , Mr. and Mrs. Nil* Unsea and chil­ dren spent Sunday with the former's called on Mra. Millie Hager Friday. it is for you to own a piano, and we want to talk Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Krieger offered a permanent home on the sister. Mrs. Emmett Felghner nnd LAKI' ODESSA. it over with you. Our easy payment plan will U. S. Postal Savings Depository No. 4770family. Island but left by the first ship that Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Ainsworth pleaie you. have gone to Jacksonville, Florida, to apend the winter. Homer Griswold of Saranac visited Exactness. Frank CoykendaIT Thursday. Exactness in little dutl Mra Marie Lennon of Sunfield via* ited .over Sunday with her mother, derful source of cheerfulness.—F. W. Woodland PIANOS OUR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PAY 3V4 percent if left with us one year 3 percent if left six months J When All Other Coals Fail Try Bauer’s F amous White Ash Absolutely guaranteed to be the hottest and easiest burning coal on the market. We have four grades of soft coal, all of which produce a white ash but there is ONLY ONE WHITE ASH COAL; that will uphold the reputation of our yards for supplying the BEST SOFT COAL IN THE CITY. If not already a user give us a trial order and be convinced. We are SOLE AGENTS for this WHITE ASH. PLAYERS DAimnOC WANT ADV’S. PAT. day morning after suffering a stroke of apoplexy. The funeral took place At ih. Xt ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Itate of Michigan, the Probate Court — ——----- 1,1 terworth hospital. Grand Rapids, with not much hopoa ar recovery. Mra. Frank Granger returned to tings. Pellston Monday after a three week** • Present: Several from here attended the fu- vllle Wednesday. sympathy of their this village. ■ many friends In William H. Knlckerbacor. deceased. James H. Knlckerbacor, adminis­ trator having filed in said court his petition praying that a day may be If you want the greatest musical instrument ever invented, come in and let us demonstrate the wonderful PLAYER PIANO. You become ■ an artist at the Piano the moment you sit down in front of a Player. Here is the greatest Achievement of modem inventions; takes the place of a silent Piano in the home and maxes YOU the artist. Besides, you can play it by hand like the regular Piano. Come in and see a wonderful array of these wonderful instru­ ments. We sell them on monthly payments. Destructive Wild Cate. CLEAN, FLASHY WASH NUT, »5.00. GOOD SOFT COAL, $4.50. CLEAN COAL PROMPTLY DELIVERED. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. t Broadway Yards, Phone 224 E. Court St. Yards Phone 254 as administrator of said estate and that tho sama may be allowed u filed and he bo discharged from aald trust. It Is Ordered. That the thirteenth «of Fob They fcre believed to bs the doock In Australia. If la retarded try. ccsalvo weeks previous to said day As they have practically no natural hearing, In tha Hastings BANNER, enemies in Australia, they have multi- newspaper printed and circulated raid county. ' CHAS. M. MACK. tabllshed throughout live on small animi Friedrich’s DOWNTOWN STORE 286 MONROE AVENUE I GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. I �■ FEUfi sbAing ia 11,0 Caytala Newtoe advanced to ths mala batch, bls Umg. patriarchal beard talilaf to his waMband. "fftop It, gall darn ye. stop it.” h* thundered. Ta short handed now. pd I won't have any man killing on this her* boMmr. Batten down your bmlln’a, you tpo Mere, Uli you get to JUo Grande, aafi then you can chop each other into bite and devil take what's Wt, bat Ibmw'a to b* no chop- PtW THE PKYVflE OF Tbs two sailor* released Bradd, who tb« work he had stopped NtoMa, anfl tho Italian, find. f himself fro* from tha mate’s hold, liked dlguUtedly forward and went “PRDKE CHARMING" in TELL OUK BUSINESS MKTUOD. VX GIVE FULL MQNKY*S WORTH. LONG sh’EMMX Substantial Sayings WEIGKG&NflNT&RIEDE’S DEPARTMENT STORE Now is the time when you need these 'goods, so you will the more appreciate them. Come early and supply your needs. Entirely new line of SCALES nWKLRY AND OPTICAL GO< WHERR to wr, sotha\ wb aw mow mir ir a ci svi-aie. I Choicest Canned and Bottled Goods Groceries of All Kinds, Fruits and Green Stuffs HAS: taught OS 11 , YOU^UY; PROM j! •—£'5 mate ordered Ninait to soma duty on the fore-topgallant yard. Tha Italian looped a line about bls neck and grip­ ping a marlin* spike in hl* teeth Every day the drayman stops at our doors, bringing in more new goods for your table. Here are but a few of our numerous specials: Henkel’s Pancake Flour Extra Fancy Tomatoes Juicy, solid meat: hand .picked: per who was at lb* WM, and ba flung Ilfs buoy over th* rail. Ire. Doyi*. udtey ^‘jJuct-—MT*. .Margaret Rspi«s from Saturday rilF Hra. Ore Bmiito. at Morgan. - - iqn*«?”thy-Will Be pons.” by -Hsav* bar to," 1 .-.-OTlc Quartette. -Breoes," oams sharp and curt from rus,’. “The‘Lord -Is Exalted." by ths mate, and th* mon hurried to obey, casting glances aft. "He’s * goner,” exclaimed Mr. Buck. -No. there he ia," said sharpeyed *A*.Twlllsbt Bong. O’Neill. pointing over the Ice quar­ Lord Rebuke Me I ter, and there, sure enough, was a black speck, th* head of Nicol*. H* was swimming, but slowly and labort 1 ously. The brig had been brought to and 1 th* boat ready, whan a ary camo from th* poop. "Hl, hll Shark, reo him!" Abeam was th* triangular fin of a' shark cutting th* water as it made a I straight course foe Nicola. "It’s all up," mattered th* mate; "nothing can aav* him now." There was a splash, and to our as- t yis- match at'Gnuid Hadids Monday evsm* Kumcll h. Bready dAlfaM an addrcao at Hartford Friday ovena Irene Gates, ot Baltimore, Monday with #ra. pucian Wy|- 5 John Eggleeton returned- Monfom a week’s visit tin Oread ■ Dottle Rusklrk. . of 'TaaMe is, is the guest ot Mmlioory k Jas. Johnsen, or Huita»d,' Ja g her daughter, Mrs. William l Travis returned Kwt. ifm ipMWWi re.rvcfia,er ■'diujtj- ,’m^ Th* aklpyar was lump. board and was swimming fiercely. He lay a,course which must bring him, between tbo shark and Nicola. Having laid a right angled course. Bradd gained on tha shark. Which was. swimming in a straight line for the' Italian and was a cable’s length ahead ot tha Osh when ha reached a line with tho slowly swimming Nicola, and than bo seemed seised jvrth con- i 'will be Brotherhood vulsiona. He splashed the water with his hands and logs, reminding one of1 the actions ot a dock which has 'm to these services. reached a pond after a long, dry land Siyw ths jcBul«°terlvh Joaraey. His motions war* so violent tt»t the sea frothed about him. and the shark was evidently as surprised al those evolutions as was the crew of tho Apollo. Obviously they were not to his taste, for he darted off in an opposite direction. By this tlmo tho boat had been lowered and In a halt hoar both men were aboard tho brig. «I didn't think you war* that big a toH to risk yum life tor a dago who’s I bamgry to sat a knife In you." ra-| marked Ned, reproachfully. i HUskl- exclaimed Bradd; -there; 0 r Mr*. Alina Ro*4Foreign ..w S ry llth. th* Moody things and. I’ll balk a meal any day." • WOTfi had Nloota spoken to 1 rise* he had been brought on bat now ho cam* out of tbo O* aad approaohed Bradd. He A to him the stiletto with the t most monotonous and very sadlsa town, Rin Grande, do I very drunken men walked gym down towards tho quay. I**o*t*r soagtajt 4**P b^s Canned Pumpkins Extra large size can. Pumpkins are scarce and bound to be higher. Our special price.- Choicest Wax Beans Canned where the choicest beans are grown. Special per can; bros ether rasa on the oar Japan Tea Dust Ol choice quality and aroma: special price lor Friday and Saturday Fancy Canned Tomatoes Large size can ol ver^ good quality; tf 12 l-2c cans nowi■ Pink Salmon Broken Rice Choicest and cleanest grade we have ever seen; special thia week 4c lb; 'I 7 lbs. for------------------------------------- H Crackers--Extra Special! ery good quality and fine flavor; 12 l-2c cans now Fresh and crisp, large shipment just received from the factory. Special 'I price. 4 lbs for._k_____________ * Choice Salmon A bargain for Salman is going high* 15c can at Tip Top Bread Without a doubt the finest bread on market. To introduce this excellent bread we will sell this week only 3 ol 5c leaves for 10c 2 ol 10c loaves for 15c Choice Salt Mackerel size fish; special 8c 'each; Canned Peas Choicest on the market; our special price 3 cans lor 35c Brooms A good 4 strand broom, extra good and quality. Special Price Canned Corn Ammonia very fine grade; special price 3 cans lor.-.—_ Large 10c size bottle. Special. 3 for SPECIAL—22 lbs. of Sugar for 22c $1.00 Fresh supply of Lettuce, Celery, Green Onions, Etc. Timely Bargains in Dry Goods, Ladies' and Men's Furnishings, Etc, One lot of Ladies' and .Misses* Shirt-Waists White and colured, also blacks, good gt.oo to $1.7^ value. Sj/ecial price... —49c Oac lot of Dress Goods 35 pieces of choicest Wool Goods of all weaves and colors. Special price, per yard .../.....39c One lot of Ladies' Waists Tailored and lingerie, gi.50 to $3.50 value. Special price__________98c Men's, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery for Winter Wear. See our special bargains at 8c, 9c, 13c, 17c and 33c Pr. Men's, Ladies' and Children's Underwear for Winter Wear We cannot quote the many vid tn s livre, but want to mention our Ladics'gr.oo Union Suit, bleached, heavy llfitce, best garment in the country. Qur Special Price, per suit-, 79c Dry Goods Specials Isutaia system was reesutthe company’s hospital In suffering from a compound >f the left arm, cats'on his ar end internal injuries. He « on a railway motor car W.Artc, whs* a ribblt. leap­ Alter this week all Henkel’s Prepared Flour will be reduced in size from 3 lbs. to 2 1-2 lbs. packages. We will offer you this week 3 sacks of the large 3 lb. ' size, * fresh stock, lor---* One lot of Dress Goods . (roieces, mostly plaids for children's wear. Sale-price, per ya id . I--.,——--_u15c One lot of Dress Goods 9 pieces plain and I ancles. Special price •per yard ---------- ....f—29c Curtain Materials One lol of 15c and t8c Curtain Nets. Mad­ ras und Scrims. Choice patterns. Spacial price per yard...i——----------------------------- 9c , Robcland Fleece The finest 25c materia! lor Bath robes, Kimonos, Etc.. Our Special Price, per yard_________________________ 17c Men’* and Boys’ Dress Shirts. No better 50c. Shirt made, neat patterub, splendid quality. Your choice now at_.39c Special Sale of all COATS, SUITS, SKIRTS and FURS You v.jll regret ft if you don’t look over our special bargains, beiotc making your Selec­ tions. (and tloor) Weickgenant & Riede Successors to Lpppenthien Co. State St. Hastings, Mich. �Look at The Waistband of Any Trousers DUTCHESS TROUSERS WARRANTY You may buy a pair o( Dutchess Trousers Irorn ga.oo.to |6.oo and wear them Two Months. For every Sqppender Button that comes off we will pay you Ten Cents. Jf'lV.uy rip at the Waist­ band we will pay you Fifty Cents. If they rip in the Seat or elsewhere we will pay you One Dollar or Give You a New Pair. Mr. ♦ J < ♦ o ♦ ♦ Date If you find the above warranty label you will know they are Dutchess Trousers, w-hich are famous for their wearing qualities. No other garment is sold under such a warranty. We stand back of the trousers and the rhanufacturers stand back of us. Should they fail to fulfill the warranty in any respect we pay. It’s a trousers insurance against dissatisfaction. : Morrill, Lambie & Co, One Price Clothiers ♦HASTINGS, MICHIGAN gone to daughter wm recently born to pneumonia. Born Sunday to Air. and Mr*. Km- Maurice Grigsby will conduct at the county farm next Sun- Hasting* Crystal dreamery la inak- PoM curd pho'toa « for 60c. Graon'a Dr. D. K. Fuller I* building two tho people of fl.iHtlnga, us can bo aven Studlu durlrfi January only.—Adv. new homie* on North lianuvir St. Judge Smith left Aionduy murulng Buko Water* quote* Mtno very tow price* onotonl In hi* adv. tliu ha* ah article in tlio ILAN'N'ER this for Charlotte, where a Jong term of week concerning Christian Science. court la ahead of h^m. Woodruff la recovering I <*>'•» «u<Mehly There'll be a dolly good tlmo nt . ..... I h. . Trim fc Itrlll'a rink Friday evening. Adnilaalon 5 cento.—Adv. for a cruise to tho AlrdltcrranMrs. 1'erktns, mother of Mrs. Pay It. M. Batea will deliver good roada .-uutiiric*. Ho will spend some addrrnr. In Gladwin county during Bronson. who broke hrr ankle Ian In Hgypt and will also visit . a period beginning March 3. ccura. ■ . ------- J,<:an countries before returning. Th* BANNKH 1* In receipt of o' Tho ladtex of th.«*O. K. fl. will givo I 'Vos‘i’1"l'jr. accompanied by IumcIoum uranpii picked by Will Doud. 1 card party In rite dining room „f ««nUm «hulu>rs went tft Gnjml Rup. M ”, S,la Tmvdiiy. Tn...,!-.\ «• h,-e- Air. Me W...nl,,i.r of Pomona. California, from one of '. til* where Wcsplntcr , was opexated upon by Dr. Barih for ‘ There will be lunches served nt the । hernia, ’ll will lie It ‘ white and bljie joy carnival Friday W^urplnier will bo return to night, -Nuss- 30. SpccUl feature* adHasting*. ■ of Christian vcrtlsed next Week.—Adv. Alcanr.-i.^MArfchsei Juda- Smith gave un address Frlin air*, cwar , duy evening before the Alethodlst Sunday. Jan. IS, a 7°“" Brotherhood of Trinity church. Grund ]|apld«. The uddrcM was commend­ ed by the prera of .that city. . Judging from the many Imihiri.*, G. ChtOe.itcr. th- clothier. ha* the county, particularly from price 53.co r ich hour until sold. G. E. Norrl*. of Dowling.-brought " I live hog* to market Aionduy that weighed 3260 lb*. These hog* wore Head hl* ndverttoummt. only 0 month-' • •-----Mr. and Air*. Karl Boyer, of Grand Barry County evident that dldn't bring Rapids, attended a pot luck dinner at ■ to cat. The '■Saturday. January 31 f .r the purpose future. birthday. All participating hud a de­ • president of lightful time. lers* Institute netting farm houica In Irt'l'ig townolanning to dent of the Michigan Slate Good added to thi Ijeal CltlXcng cxelutngr Thi' |Kile* have been Mt.-and the tele phone ■ ompuny has extended it with । the SUb- Miller be sing dost night. sold in this of Harry and Katon .-uuntles will be 111 bo elected. John C. Ketcham one ."pr...family reunion at gras. third. D-anlrl ’Man, from 1:<>muln- temperan<<> force* of Michigan which lx being held In Lansing today and tomorrow. Air. Ketcham's addrm Will lake place till* forenoon. funeral. CAMPBELL’S, MIDDLEVILLE Gathering. Officcra Were Elected. ■■.third rcdnlan of the Campbell that jurymen r an be aummoned- by he Epworth la-agur in th- : registered letter, for which a receipt 'ora Tuesday evening. Jan. In provided, thu* largely i-llmlnat...a . 1. .. , ,----- , . , ........ •*wnou » ucugniiui Him-. j\ privileged to .bring u, nnn program was carried out. a pica-­ Thia will mean quite a little : l'« f««B«to of'which wu* uu original ii^ti,rd' >i 'l ha’ Allch« ddth. i,y jra Alct’allum, entitled Jain. * Bell, a husky looking vag­ birthday In ord. r to remind him of -Gathering of the Chin." Thl*-w« rant. Ifaalated In Maying In town on tho event, about I.. neighbor* gather- W1II „lv„ xl wceh> TJu, oflJc<IM Monday ufler being warm d by i-rl Hl 111* limit., In lb.. ..cnntnir ntul City. Miirrhul Hunt to Iruvn town und the officer wa* compelled to put him In tho lauiille. Justice Cadwullndor aantenerd him lo 30 day» .lodslngr mi»«- limb With SherllT Wllllnqi*Ihdl came 1 Program Committee—Ubllu AltL’alfrom I’uw I’aw. . 1 Jum ami Christie Castle. • . * County Surveyor Ia> *•. Cobb re­ ceived word on Alumiuy from the lulld of Emmanuil church iu*t reaOdd Fellows Gather in Xuslnillc. Auditor General'* offii.-<> Informing on. Mlsa Wcls«<rt will also put th< him thiH the plijt of •■<hikwvod" rcA slight blase originating from h lodges In seven towns m Jtnrry and and cupl'H tint to th" r< xas tube In Dr. F. It. Willison's ollie- E->‘‘<n cuuntlc* gathered in Nashville »n Aionduy night resulted In a call'®" Wednesday evening and attended) Homer Marshall und Mra. I- Ste.-.-rna* for the tinmen. 8om<- one broke the “ *chooL of Instruction held by gram!' Hupt^ <>f Public Instruction Keeler door oiHrii and,rxiinguUhcil the bla*« h'dge officers, Hastings member*' without uny dllfleulty. The damage numbered Mb. Alderman John ' ‘ ' ■ .1. laturo rwiuirtng ut hart six week* .vuh virtual!/nothin*. , Duweun and Elmer Harsh ... of normal training Vtfura an inex•Friends uf Mr. and Mr*. Will H< II-,- Uris chy were among litusu to re-1 fitrleuced person shall be ulluwid to Inger, of Ionia, formerly of thl* city. |A'* he llrst degrees conferred by Nasheach. This wuttld not havo much will be pleased lo learn that a 7 lb. vllle lodge. All had un enjoyable effect on Burry county since it* per­ on was born to tliqn Monday night. | There were ho many Odd Fclcentage of teacher* with uurimi (other and child are doing nicely, ’ ,n Nwihvllle that they consumed training It very high. and It I* said that Will ia walking !lh" contents of a roNuuratit t>n request of tlic slur I ft of Muske­ gon couniy, City Marshal Durst ur- Ionia. nsted Harry lia**4'tl. Monday even­ 1- K Nclutnlx. of Noahv-illc, it Kild i ing and held him ujjtil Tuesday inurn- t« l«- a v.mdlcluto for the nomination retiMirer uu lAl,o.ul Jtllciuled- tho rcuopiiyii of county tretiaurer un iho tho ItehublllicpubllArthur K Kidder -f the K Sl,n n Tcmplu on WGISullivan for cvnti-mpt“uf’court. Mr. mm„ vH1m’k< ■ . “ wlTi probably blcutim maday evening In honor ut llw. Mr. HusmII declared that lie did tout know vandl>I,ito for th- nomination for laakluti. rector of thu Emmanml .... 4wd done uuythlng . _ tu _ intend the , prosecuting ________ _ utloruiy «.. lh.u,2h’ •ho ’to" acvepted he oil *ihc t‘ V*aiuei court. llcitot. Jht' o< Ht- Thomas church In Tht> McthudlNt Episcopal Hund.iy1 Hugh Riley while Working In i Buttle “ *Crook. * Oi) bi'ltulf of tho member* of the school <>f thl* city wa« first in the | Grand Itupida. BuUkvssq Co.. Friday Grand Rapids district, aud ninth In suffixed it sivoru laceration ot hla, lodges. lt<n-. Mr. .Bnaily presented tho.Michigan funfcrcncn lust fall, it'thumb nnd three fingers. Hu w-.u/al- Kcv. Air. Ixicklon with a'handsome WBB q^xi lcd tu re-enroll for the XXw tended lb by Dr. McGuffin and at I.ut I dh.ilt. for which tho Utior expressed Acar.^On Sunday, Jatruary -11 it report* I* doing well. Tfair lu tin- net- Ills uppryulittluii.uud gr-illtudc. nached .197. Lust Munday it touched ; ond accident-whlrh hast happened tu ' CUI. making It eighth In the confer- y|r. Jlllcy In the last two months:, Do the Dgily Talk. encc. It is hoticd to rngku II .»n«’ of Hltortif William* urn-stld Henry We olton eay to ourselves, ' I would the threo lurgrM if not the largest Docds. In Racine. Wk., aud brought htindsy School in Rtu Michigan Con- . ................. him to jail — where ................. ho. is .waiting —HOM ar- K1“dl>, d0-.“>y duty, if 1 know what It fcFcUCC. _ * ' . I • Tn.l,'.. -. m i . | ralgtyuctit, b'etbro-Judge Hinlth <tn alto." Doubtless there uro cases in Trad^ of Tacojitd. Ichunm of . umempt of court, which which R ia hard to decide but a rc8SS:'J;;..rX:ir.'1: «ratfsst i 'u1"' “ *■" <»;nu WlrmiK, founder uf villa. NrUn lcsiii.,1 .1 ' He will bi: brought into court on ria’.- *°f*b tcini-mbcrfng. 'How can wo "IT" ,3’T- ViTtfrd',>' ’ I know cnirselvexT' Never by reflection, it . beautifully IlluBt>n Saturday iitortlug Mrs. Mace) butt>y action. Do your duty, and you EnipilBaHy UlM i Huthaw.U •taa|»». takeu^lo ,u«t; : wUi.lind out tho sort ot man von an, jrogrss* of that state., terworth h.upiUl In Grand Hapidl-’. y0U “ro I owner *nd publisher u wh*r» *liq -wtu> tor th* second time “ul "°al ls duty! What today] JudauIotietatcii un fer fiaviur. or the knee Do not. comjJef tool brother ntJ bidkirai Imd re iiue»d ) far, tw dtepiy, too. ■griousiv. Do thu ; alto ti-aUl ..... Xh?,up‘-r.‘l*'”‘1 plaln- ^regent taxk. and do it well. R ■ ru» uMr-.um»|,s Mli:a:lus h’w Ptoasant you fM| aid .trim’un-! *h,a it,to.done—and it t* not wholly) MEETING tovynahtp are planning td hold a good will hold Jiilnt itwUsilattar. i orcmumaa roaflr roafJr meeting In Deito Delton on Thursday; nt ikeDJd FiltSriMn J»I4 M. E. Feb. IB. P. Colgrot P-h. .*!; “. T. Colgrove, president of church). Mra Railey, 1’ajt Great the Aftchtoan-Staie-Good ------ ‘ Road* Aa«>cfrjl^ylH be prenpt and deliver an thton, memVIT ur-tnc liroat »xucuttvv i u.mitThe need of pood raaflj in some lac, of Alblun. will ropresmt the parts"of the township-ha* long Men Great CMtaip.1 Deputy Cominamkr O. fall.'though apme of Jhe-«lrateho* K. Servlca, of St. Joseph, will furnbhl cred ! bad would b<t .conalilrntd. candy fur everybody.' Tber- win alto' iJ—n- — iwmhln It t» niunnejlto ^uRda gram. The Knights have riurftantsreward road euat'pfiDelton tol ed their degree team and are work­ oauseway . acro»s • Maekman'a! ing on new -mam bore. Deputy Ser­ Ip,' beginning at the oast end ofi vice, will-----------------------------remain In Heating, leh.t - ----------.. cams-way and comphung thei a week and it Is expected n large mile-. • Ttio township of Barry la toe- f claaa will bo Initiated some tiiqn in sinking,to;be financially abltt tn-pay , February. Each of thkae two orderii: mpfc .attention to rood building, us; I* carrying a deposit of/UO.eOQ.QO |n | the township ha* «peu>abqpt I1I.0H their Joc-il depository, the HastingsJn bqUdlng the causeway across the) City Bank. Thia plan to'fHeacd out swamp. Till* job t*'jiuw x>crman« quite generally lu order that tb< >r and-'It’SrlU no longer he neceeaary J"-*’’*, {,0 Quickly paid. । *p*bd 'any more tnoncy there. - • Will keep but right ofr.< tiiifld, ^bfe^kaccou andtl^ ’l prepared toMare’fofr yourself ifyoiir income daps stop.! T..’i aVlJ. '2 JCUT, ______prompt , , ___ Gs*’s Him n' UlrttMlay' ^ilprUC. pay'a claim 7n Qrand. Rapide'lately*■ Mrs-.J. St . Whittemore;gave to A man carrying <53,000.00 Mf lusur- husjaind n pleasant surprise Mondi once died and th© Alaccab.. . wrrofJ"n- 19-in hanon of .hla.^voatjHllist^ by far the first to pay their lo**. ’ aRegded we«L These two great AtKhigiui order* AH’, ftrfd Mrs. £. W. WldKemors, JoUq , were neycr *o prosperous n* at tho 1 Whtttwnore ntad Air*. . IJuby..Rhine-1 present. All Maccabees ami their ) to9»»A-«C. Grand Rapid*; Mr*. C. A. I friend* uro Invited to be pr.-.,(nt .m i pljWr’ «f I’-'tolt; MisTUhth- JUK the evening of tllo 34th and hear Mrs, i W’^flLWhtMlland; Ma. and Mra. Q.L Hastings National Bank, CAMfAL mdhliinus, $100,000. i MOts VGrih'n J'uullne Jordari. ■ »<- •»< : • Un. Baton '.Jprdun and Dora Jordon.-' uf.thi^ eliy.. The prasnntavur^ num-1 • Qcmenf Smith, President. ' H. G. Haye,,' Cuhier. . i-rujto und, valuable. .TA folic ciiiirin. for ■ range, dihft^r was Htrv^'d. , v ; ’’ j' . ; Tha"6n1f Ninlorial Bank' In Barry County Hung by Grange. • ; Ahi-tlng Ilcro-Dabiy. ' M, :IMqTlH«i,':”ri' • - ’.MICHIGAN. Declamation. "JAncoll). Jhe Bruth-1 •r of Men.”—MaYy Beach. <Yvcr 14 churches arv'reprtomrfl^d nil. Recitation—Ansel Tgliuay ■ • the'MlnDl6rs ‘ WM.V.V..VH Con fell tree y. (if (uuuiMIV-i thu Grand 1 ..... — Vocal Holo—Mattle AdAmHlvetto Walkey. Rapjist AjkoeMHun, DiscuMli'n. "What variety of app]v. ....... ' which..ia *ltr kcislon ■ ... In the Tfiipttot arc best suited to our. aeufluu."— laid , churvh.^hls afternoun. The program f, ‘ ' by Walter Bfaeh. and Osa Talmage. : I* being carried out os was announced 1 . |^Meible Explanatlc Persevering Qhloamtn.. Discussed tu. —.—, by ------other*. „-----|ft thejitet..issue of this paper. . Bamo। propbets aro wljh go aft; oil j|nd rail well* (n China Belcwt Heading—Al 1 At wsvon, o'olquk thl* evening, JtilV. t ,„TZ7i r town country ftj--J c~ £Ti~ = ---------- * ■yi.v-r r—yr-« Utqa 2,00ft feet d<cp that’ have Georgs .Hudson.:- of • lat.mrtng. State ' J“*,r r; Recitation—Geo. Man In. Superintendent- of Bqptlsf Missions, i. »»-»••• that-K '■ to harder to tool people whan. been driUcd through solid rock by will deliver on address on "Mission*.-"! Ithey ___ arejwaU acquainted with you. hand with the most primitive tool*. Emma Kluilliuld. k-t-iurcr. riThis’Injure I* opin'to the public. • partake of Service's candy. Best American Prints Clearance Sale Will Continue Until <> Saturday Night, January 31st per yard 5c New Spring Ginoitams Brocaded Velvet Coats with Ermine collar; Worth GM C OQ $25.00. Clearance JPrfchi_;;_wC-2._JJ.♦pAp.oxO U« li $1148 Suits Skirts K “^";.ran^“ OU % Off DISDlan Friday per yard 9c ONLY 7 MORE DAYS VOillS I2^c Best Silkeline $1.98 Entire Stock of Skirts % Off Fur Having tnade some pbwgeg in. our Cloak and ■*-•*0 1 Suit Departments .we-are offering this week extraordinary.bargains to make a clean sweep of ’eVerV- garment in that depart­ ment. NOTE PRICES: . . . 1 One Rack of Ladies’ and Misses' Coats that sold up to $1Q,00. Clearance price............ ............. al One Rack of Ladics'^and Misses’ Coats,’.black cloth and Pony. Regular $8.50 to $16.75 values, now---jt-‘_4_->{._4___________________ ' /' wi.. । a*' * •l’‘ QQo OxV (T'”> QQ <pw.VO • One Lot of Misses' Coats, ranging in price । from ;$$.00 to $7.00.. (Pl QQ Will go now at__ . .• »?l»zO 96 Grocery Department 22 lbs, of H. & E. Cane Sugar for 156 ' $1.00 Bulk Cocoa, per lb.„ -25c Corn Syrup, per ffigallqii-. SQcTea, per Jb,t -45c Corn •Sy.nq>y,«per-quart; 40c Tea, per lb. -356 . 10c CrqwjaAakmgTowder, per can, 7c —- 19c 9c 25c Tea Dust. frer 1b.. ~17g- ,^5o Crowhj^a|cjnX Powdtir’, ean,.19c All Sc Soaps, per cake —■ 4c j Nuway\Vashing Powder, package. 4c Tip Matches for— -15c Gora Syrup, per gallon L, 38c 25o Mahtef Burners, eaich 19c to on Regular Prices $2.00 Cut Water Sets, eachL;—$ 1.25 Terms of Sale are Cash or Produce Furs 25% to 50% Discount J. T. PIERSON 8 SON Where it Pays to Pay-Cash Phone 9 Haatfn**. Mich Torchon �IT *3, 1*13. I Come to the Greatest and Most Successful of All BLUE TAG SALES This big event has only 8 more days to run. The generous savings we have been ottering come to a close with the end ol the month. This has-been the greatest sale in our history and we have established new value-giving records that surpass any this vicinity has ever known.’ Our stocks were so large and the assortments so wide at the beginning of this sale that ample opportunities still exist to benefit by the many savings we otter. Every article of mer­ chandise must be disposed of during this sale at a way down price—we cannot take a chance of carrying anything over. Read the splendid values, or better yet, come see for yourself. Ladies’ Coats Every year during our Blue Mark Sale you have an opportuniry to help us reduce our stocks by purchasing at greatly re­ duced prices, but this ypar in addition to buying at al>out hall the former prices, you have an unusual assortment of sizes and styles to select from. Never before has it been necessary to sell new, stylish and dependable coat* for a fraction of their "cost. Our stock is now divided into four lots, nothing is held out. Your unrestricted choice of any Ladies' Coat of Bucle, Astrachan. Chinchilla and Novelty Cloths, values up to $9.98 $22.50 Women * and Misses' New Coats values up to $15.00, cut to--------------------------------------- ----------------------------- $6.98 Women'*, Misses' and Children'* Coats that »old up to $9.00, cut to_______________ _________________ $4.98 Misses' and Children's Coats that sold up to $7.50, middkoilk TECUI ■h by proxy By WM. UBHTFOOT VIB8CHM. Campbell A Pratt had bought four decks of stock to bo shipped on Sat­ urday. But aa only one car was in Tom lensing and Lucile Ban worn evidence they had to have the stock held back. The life of th* ahlpper to strolling around the equestrian statue not ail a bed of roaea. of grand old "Tecumseh” Sherman, in the moonlight of May. Near them lu the village on Friday, on business, leaving on Monday with the Indy of his choice u* a wife. Mrs. Howard treasury, yonder twinkled the light* Mapes. They will make their home of the White House. Injured while-coasting down the Wes: handkerchief ho had switched away Main street hill. The bob* became tbo dust from a block .of stone wherq unmanageable and the boy was thrown out upon the cement walk, dlera that, at quadrangle corner*. and received a badly skinned nose. of the Grand Rapids Globe have been several days, seeing to the Installation of a new machine In the dye room, of the local plant of the Globo Knitting Work*. They have had a very suc­ cessful year, and the help is kept steadily at work. Ono or two more great thing for this village. Dr. A. L. Taylor and Gllc* Hatton we-- Grand Rapid* visitors Thursday evening. G. D. Whitmore returned from Rockford Thursday evening, where he had been on business for his Insur­ ance company. '• , Tho muon* completed their Job on the hotel Saturday P. M.. and now It I* up to tho wood workers to complete theirs, when wo are In hope* lo be able to again take good care of the transient trade that belong* to thl* village. The Hotel Company have received a large number of name* from which thky may choose a name for the new hotel. David Matteson and wife have gone he said: "When Sherman wm leading his le­ gion through Georgia a handsome young captain of a cavalry regiment had a remarkable eplaode. A cavalry brigade had captured the town of Roe­ well, on tho Chattahoochee, at the ex­ treme left of the army, and Roswell was simply a town of cotton and wool­ en factories. Tho exigencies of war demanded tha burning of the factories and they were committed to . tho flames, but what disposition to make of the thousand or more pretty girls of the confederate looms became a serious question. Gallant old Tecum­ seh was equal to tho occasion, how­ ever. Ho ordered a regiment of bold aabreurs to tho front and directed that each trooper and officer should take a pretty maid upon an Impro­ vised pillion, behind him on his steed. "Tho girl that rode with het arms about tho waist of tho handsome young captain was the prettiest one health 4a too poor to permit of their living alone. ly alt remarkably pretty southern girls Earl Kermeen and wife are very happy over the advent of a son left who wore patriotically working to cloths the soldier* of tim *outh Moreover, aha was of a good family nual meeting oT the Farmers Union Fire Insurance Company, at Wood­ land on Tuesday. He has represented thl* company locally for the piut 14 The BANNER’S Plan of Handling Auction Sales Ought to Be Favored by Every One Who Contemplates Having a Sale In Barry County: bor on business on Friday. cut to„_--- ----------- i---------------- AS3.75 horse Mr. Hamilton la the new clerk at January Clearance on Men’s and Boys’ Winter Clothing Winter Clothing prices greatly reduced while we are really nt the beginning cf winter. Here's the chance of the year to get stylish, dependable Clothes and Overcoat* at wonderful savings. could be expected at Butterworth hospital. In Grand Rapids, where she underwent a very serious operation a weak ago. E. F. spends much of hl* 1 ST—BECAUSE IT IS A DEMONSTRATED SUCCESS.. In the past six years, over 750 Auction Sales have been advertised in the BANNER to the mutual satisfaction of the sellers and buyers.. We have letter* from many who have advertised their sales in the BANNER showing that on a single article they have realized enough more than they expected to' pay all the expenses of the auction. In all cases when results have been com­ pared with expectations the sales advertised in the BANNER have exceeded expectations, in some cases by several hundred dollars as we can show by let­ ters and personal references. . W. E. DeGolla attended the Glean■'« annual meeting In Toledo nnd Your choice of any of our Men’s Dress Overcoat* that sold for $18 and $20; Blue Tag Price’$13,50 Your choice of all Overcoat* that sold up to $15.00; Blue Tag Price------------------ --------------------------- 1—$10,7 5 Your choice ol all Overcoat* that sold up to $10.00; Blue Tag Price-------------------------------- -—‘---------- -------- $6.95 Your choice ol all Boy*' Overcoat* that sold up to $7.50; Your choice of all Boys’ Overcoats that sold up to $5.00; Blue Tag Price$3.95 Men's Clothcraft Suits, were $17.50 to $20.0d; Men's Clothcraft Men's Clothcraft Suits, were $15, Blue Tag Price. *14.75 $11.00 Suits, were $10 and $12; Blue Tag Price.. $7.85 per cent discount Boys' Knickerbocker Suits...25 per cent discount Men’s Trouser* at--------- ------------------- 20 per cent off A reduction on all Men's Sheepskin Lined, Corduroy. Canvas Boys' Norfolk Suits at20 and Fur Coats. Men * Mackinaw Coat* at._25 per Cent discount The Blue Mark Is on all Shoes, Win­ ter Furnishings, Domestics, Draperies, Hugs, E,tc. You should not buy without first knowing what our Blue Tag Sale price is. Blue Mirk on Blankets, Comfortables and Salts Good she Blanket* in heavy weight, tan, grey or white, 08o Extra large Blanket*------- (1.48 |5.00 Wool Blanket*......... 83.85 S3.00 Ftaid Blanket*.."....02.35 Your choice from the largest and best assortment of comfortables we have ever shown at 1-5 Off. Large, pare white Batt( enough From now on you will need warm • Bedding. ! joyed by those presenL day* but I* Improving. Clem Illis* and Blue Tag Price------------------------------ .----------- ------------ $4.95 Blue Tag Price — Mart Thompson left Monday noon for Battle Creek to visit his brother, Edward and family. the achool All Dress Goods Take the Blue Mark Better *upply your need* while •price* are way down. You know the quality can be depended on. Several piece* of Mixture* and Plaid*, regular 50c quality. Blue T*g................................ 30o A half dozen pieces of Black Dress Goods, different weaves, Blue Tag........ ..600 54-inch Broadcloth, blue, red or grey................ 45c Every piece of Dress Good* ha* a new Blue Tag Price. Big lot of 17e Flannelette........ 13c Mrs. H. H. Voelker of Nile*. Mich., was the guest of her sister, Miss Olive Walker Tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs. F. L. Blake. Each Took a Pretty Maid. of Georgia and of official po*il "Of courec. Don’t you know I was born in Mariottat" questioned Lode Belt returned Tom Lan­ "A young woman who stood at tho in Nashville the guest of Mr*. Pau- gate to ths beautiful (round* I told you of, watching with amused face tho passing regiment ot double rider*. Baldwin and family last Wednesday. Mlu Acella Halley was In Grand hla charge, rushed screkmlng between Rapid* Friday afternoon and evening. fright and joy, toward them, and then D. W. Johnson wa* shut In for a something happened. The captain'* day or two last week. Ills substitute Glen Griffith wa* doing duty for him boras plunged and reared, and the young officer adroitly lifted the maid­ flm Route No. 3. en to the ground and to the anna of operation at Butterworth hospital last her cousin, the young woman who had week I* improving nle*W at thl* come from the gate. But other of the writing. horse* taking, contagiously, the fright, The Pythian Slaters i plunged against him, and rider and luck supper at their evening Jan. 30 at *!x i----------- -------- horse fell among rough-ahod hoc fa. ben of their order and th*lr families "Quickly the spot was cleared, but are Invited after which the Installa­ tion of officers wtl take place. Come the young captain wa* taken up, un­ conscious, and by direction of the two and jeajoy a social hour. The W. C. T. U. will meet with Miss girl* was borne to the grand house Dllla Chatfield Tuesday, afternoon, of The young captain happened to be known and loved by General Sherman, No. 2. and Johnson, brother of j. H. last Friday at the home of a daughter near Can­ nonsburg. Glenn Griffith , carried mall for him during hto absence. The new hotel to nearing comple­ tion. The heating plant to giving good satisfaction. The last coat of plaster to being put on. It need* a name. Everybody get on your think­ ing cap. Jan. 21st, Wednesday, of thl* week the LadJe* Reading Club will meet with Mr*. Alice Pratt. The Thornapple and Irving Bunday School Association will be held In the Baptist church Sunday, Jan. 26. An all day meeting. E. K. Mohr, Nation-, al Purity 8upt. will address the three' sessions. The week of prayer which began In the Baptist church I* befog con­ tinued. It wa* held In the M. E. I church last week. 1* being conducted In the Congregational church this 23 lb* Cane Sugar. Soroso Cottee... those about tho young captain. He was long unconscious and then fol­ lowed a fever. Tho left arm, with girl from among tho trampling horses, was broken and cut, but youth and a good constitution triumphed at last, and shortly after Sherman had start­ ed on his march to the sea, Capt. Tom Lansing and Lucie GUI, hts bride, the girl bo bad brought from Roe­ well behind him, and who had nursed him through his fight with death. Nunn, on tho shady bank* ot tho river Dea Plaine*." "Tom Lansing!" Lucie almoat screamed. "Why that’a your name I And Lucio Gm—thatM my name— Mr*. Mary Pratt PoltaCand children of Washington, arc spending some Lucio Gill Belt My father had a time with her father and mother, cousin named Lucia Gill whom ha loved ao much that ho named ma for Frank Pratt and wife. hletory? 10 lb* Rolled Oats. 25c . V bars Lenox Soap...25c 1 lb Royal Baking Powder....35c • bar a any soap, 1 kind pt asstd 25c Baking Powder. 22c acksge* Seeded Raisins...2Sc : can Calumet Baking Powder Sc ackage* Corn Flakes2»c coon Tea..,*0c 3 cans Alaska Salmon... . 10c Large can of Tomatoes.. 25c 5 lbs of Whole Rice JBc 4 bars of hand Sapolio .. on & Co ivllle, Mich. lainalng. only con and youngest of Mra Frank Stlmpson and Mia* Alice five chll- thankful. Mra. E. D. Johnson and family Thurs­ our relationday. B. B. Johnson remain* about the Tom Lansing." same at thia writing. The Misses EdUh and Ruth Stimp"A thousand times better, little girl. ro, spent Thursday evening and Fri­ day forenoon with hl* sister Mr*. Cha*. McNaughton and family. Fifty members of the Epworth Three alelghloada participated in th* ND—BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVE COME TO LOOK TO THE BAN­ The success of the BANNER'S plan of advertising sales has naturally led people to ex­ pect that an auction sale in Barry Co. will be advertised in the BANNER, just as they expect the letter carrier will deliver-their mail. 2NER FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF AUCTION SALES. 3 RD—BECAUSE OF ITS SMALL EXPENSE. We make a uniform charge for our service in reaching practically all the people of Barry Co. that is but little above what used to be charged for sale bills that were read by only a few of the people. , A TH-BECAUSE IT PUTS THE SELLER IN TOUCH WITH HIS •BEST AVAILABLE CUSTOMER IN BARRY COUNTY. .The BAN­ NER goes into practically every home in Barry Co. The people naturally look to the BANNER to learn about Auction Sales. If a Barry Co. man , wants for his own purposes any tool or live stock advertised in any sale, he knows just where to go to find it. He will be prepared to bid What he be­ lieves the article or animal is worth, because he has use for it There will be no element of speculation in his bid. With the old plan, the people in the immediate neighborhood were the only ones who knew of the sale, and they would generally bid because they hoped to buy something cheap. TH-BECAUSE IT AVOIDS HAVING TWO AUCTION SALES IN NEIGHBORHOOD ON THE SAME DAY. The BAN­ NER makes dates for the auctioneers and practically all of them report the sales they book to this office, which is the recognized auction said headquar­ ters. If we find that two sales are booked for the same locality we can and do at once take it up with the auctioneers, and arrange for a change of one of the sales, thereby avoiding spoiling both sales. This is an important con­ sideration. 5THE SAME TH-BECAUSE THE BANNER’S PLAN REACHES ALL THE PEO­ tend the Injured officer. guest at R. T. French'* last GROCERIES . WHY OF BARRY COUNTY WHILE THE AUCTION BILL REACH­ 6EDPLE ONLY A FEW IN THE IMMEDIATE LOCALITY OF THE SALE. This is so evident that any .elaboration of this point is quite unnecessary. 7 TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER CONTAINING THE AUCTION Z ADVERTISING IS LAID AWAY AND PRESERVED IN THE HOME WHILE THE BILL IS SUBJECT TO THE WINDS AND RAINS AS IT IS TACKED ON THEfENCES AND TREES. THE BANNER'S METHOD ol od«ortl»lng Auction Salu ha* boon oadoroo* iat—By the State Association of Auctioneers. and—By all the leading Auctioneers of Barry County. 3rd—By all Auctioneera in other Counties where the same method has been pursued. Any printing office can print auction sale Hila, but only a paper having a large general circulation, such as the BANNER has can successfully advert!** an auction sale that will bring results. The BANNER ia now printing 5,200 papers each week and cover* the County “like • blanket" We would be pleased to hear from anyone contemplating having an Auc tion Sale and we will mail them one of our booklet*, containing 10 page* ol information and suggestions on conducting an Auction Sale. You should not fail to aecure one of these booklets if you contemplate holding a sale. Ito auggestiona will mean larger and better results from your sale. We haw both the Bell and Citizens telephones. The Hastings Banner Both Phones No. 15. Wo Make Dates With Auctioneors �MILO. ClifforADooll trio I* In Kalauuxoo caring for hla brother Clarence who 1* no baiter. ."' week.------ •-------------------- ba ■ Mr*. Nora BUnpliard went to Claud Bay open! Sunday at Blalna Grood Baplda Wednesday evening. Mra. Pauline Dunning went to Hos­ Bay’s. Hla arm get* better slowly. ting* MondayLACEY. Mr*. Mary Flowori* mother,. Mr*. K of the' young trlenda lln proved charming entertainers nt Ethel and Katherina the dinner In their home last week. Wllla gathered at 4ows Upon Rous of Combination Fountain Syringes and a £ig Supply of the 2?st j . Out of our immense stock of Rubber Gopds you will have no trouble or diffi­ culty in ielocting jttst the partltular rubber article yon' need, besides we tisri assure you that our rubber goods department is efficient and thoroughly equip­ ped in qvery way. Our rubber goods are purchased direct from the manufact­ urers—many of them from our own Rco&ll Factory. They are made upon' the basis of a square deaf. Best rubber—bcit methods of vulcanization-best fit­ tings, bindings and attachment. For fuit.value and absolutely satisfactory ser­ vice we invite you to try our rubber gooibr-you will be satisfied. Below we quote a*few prices: ! ' ' Besides the numbers listed above we have Aamed Combination Water pottle and fountain .Syringo, 2 qt. Many .tore, kII dii, many others. outfit for $ 1.25. our price ------ -l---SSfl 59c. Bag* 50c. Combination Water Bottle and Jyringc. '3-qt. Usually sold for male Founatin Syringes us cheap’ as Hot Water Bags at all price*. Face Breaat Pump*, Bulb Syringe*, Fe­ Syringe*, Pacifiers, Sponge*? etc. Nipples, Bath ' ' r price, only.!'--—’----- $1.12 (Jrand Rifer Combination 2-qt white, date trimmed, rapid (low, uaual price $1.50, our price------------------------ -J/,/2 Wyandotte Combination 2^t. Red' Rnlkr, raP“^ parcels Post. Don’t forget to use our Parceb Post Service. Drop ua a card or cajl us oo the pjione |an4 .tbc good* go to you securely wrapped by ntit diiiJ. • ’ ?1»75 value, our price , Mr. end Mra. Orren Barret were in JCalsmexoo Thursday. Sira. Bar­ rarrumMaud over -with1 friends unUl hi, ringing and playing i*m<A und all of HaroUl Ji^ksotx of N. Y. reached Mild' last' sfsek.' money. our Sunday -■ GWydon Blackman lift last Mon­ School* day (nr Oxford. Ohio, where ho Is David Conklin were pained to hear of ! They employed by pie rrjpo Agency. Ho her death Wednesday after an opera­ church -r.—, bag worked for ths same Crm befors tion at (he, hospital at Grand Itxplds Thoro will b« a Mother Goose enter­ iwlhey kngw What good work ho cun on Haturday. Tho ■bereaved husband has the sympathy of many friends tainment and iThe Courtin’ of Zekcl" will be shown by magic lant«rn Isr »nd A. M. Edmonds, delegate* to f Mra. Caleb Risiridg. r returned J slides. Bcfreahmenu will be served. tlje Blannlsl Convention, were vary Saturday from a visit lln Jackson. last Friday owing to.the Illness ot the i Mrs. Carrie Leroy Balee. who lives Interesting and beneficial. Battle Creek und <J*Jeabur„I near Hnsllng*. <was the* guest of Mra. —There wilt be a masquerade party teacher Miss Anna Thoma*. I Lucy Fennels Saturday and Sunday. held at the Gleaner Hall Wednesday • Mrs. Brownlog I* *p«n<J|n,t a few Mr. ant] Mra. Will Hiunton are at| weeks with her dnuglitey. Mrs. Sl iter. •veiling, Jan. 2(lh. The evening Will Cunutock helping to curu for their Mr. and Mra Elmer G..skill of Al­ son-lDrlaw, Garry Moore, who Is very be spent In ganx-a music and other bion spent Thursday and Friday with sick wi|h typhoid fever. Little Fran­ to hla echool in Battle Creek Monday. entertuf-—1paled. relatives here. cis Moore Is also sick with the symMrs. Arthur Mantel is In Kalama- lurps of U phold. • Mrs. Sarah Stein camo home from Battle Creek Tuesday and will help Mantel lost Tuesday ynornlng. her sister at tho switchboard unUl the 1st of April. to Henry Kahler. ' Mr. and Mra. R. K. Sunton of Mr. and Mrs. Lylc.ghcdd vlritcd* Dowling visited relatives hero ThursWhile selling goods at following prices, for one week only: Mr. and Mrs. Will Gelb.of Hope Satip-day and Bunday. Mrs. Mabel Moody has been spend­ Men's Caps, Sr.oo value, now “ ..69o Mrs. Burton of Hasting was In ing a few days with ilia. Isham. From Men's Caps, 50c values, now______________________ I town Saturday. there she went to Dowling for a few -37e Wo ae glad to say that Mrs. Slater day* vlgit with friends. Children's Caps, 50c values, now -35c Is quite well again. p. H. Benson’s house. caught lire Men’* Wool Sweaters, (3.7'5 value, now..-; - Mr. and M{*. Charley Ford of Pine Sunday morning and had gained such $1.58 Lake were visitors at^Eugcno Hor­ headway before discovered that it Men a Fine Wool Jereey Sweatera. >*.35 value, now$1.79 ton's tiaturdny. burned to thu ground. The alarm Mrs. John McBain ha* been on tho was given on tho IcUphone' lines, and Men’s Sweaters, ti .00 value, now 79c help arrived In lime to save about all Men’s Sweaters, 50c value, now.. ...Jfc content h<ro last the content*. It will be a total loss । iweer. Prairieville as tho Insurance had expired. • 1 REMEMBER—The Early Bird gets the Worm—NOW YOU hool won In both and Delton' SHOULD WORRY if you MISS THESE BARGAINS. been visiting relatives at Nashville the past week. Mra. E. J. Krllsy at Clavcrdik. Satur­ C. H Benson nnd family have mov­ day afternoon. . ed Into the bouse un the Bert Bowser Mr. (Mater is spending a few days farm. In Albion. Misses Helen and Eultt Stevens There will be a cohccrt t.t the M. E. •' The last Saturday with Miss Emme­ .church Friday evening. Jen. iv. given spent by local talent assisted by lleulah line Stevens. Mra. Mira Thomas add two daughBoyle* of Kulamaxoo. Admission 25 KU. Proceeds To go toward* the no fund. Entire program given tcrtaln the Evangelical Aid Society on Thursday Jan. litth fur dinner. AU cordially tnvtlrd. PKAUHEVIU-E. | Harold und Ucu. Cunklin and Arth­ at the : ur Miller and wife attended Sira. Praliirvlllc Buptui, dtur Ian. 3(. j (;onklln's funeral at Grand luplds. j 1*14. Save the M*tk As we are about to make a change in the in­ : Mr*. Jennie Garrett has lw-en upend-HniMsoolx. ling thl* week with her daughter at terior of our store we are offering aomc real bar­ Ths apellias Mbobl ------ -« gains that are worth your time to take advantage of Delton last Feld**., evening and the Slll'LTZ. Delton pupil* ptWod.thc l«*t spel­ them. All heavy goods will be sold at cost. ler*. Chuer up,. Pralrnb-U'-'-.. have another cJiugcc coiniM Ht'ery Uog lock. has hfs day. “ . feu#, qrfrl We arc navuig caatium- mn_1Hl ' U°Dr 'llarvev^ai u Normal (,rW|W Thoma*, wife and tw<» chll-] ISH - GA - BIBBLE WE SHOULD WORRY E. TUNGATE 6 SON, Merchants, Banfield. Michigan. J^ygeia Combination Maroa), rapid ' flow, splendid piece o( goods, guaranteed for 1 year, $2.25 value, our price._.------------ *'!' Wall paper. Mo»t of otir Spring Stock is in and reajylor your inspection. No matter Papera at a|l prices for any room jn any bouse. Rexatl Combination blue moulded in one solid ( piece, no sjraras to burst, full capacity .extra rapid ; flow, guaranteed for two years, four pipe*, ex­ changeable at any- Rexall Store. Ao elegant Cece of good* for the custopier who want* the *t . Splendid valueat__<53.75 You will do us a favor by calling io and look­ ing over our fine whether you "wish to buy or pot. Incidentally, yep may save youraelf pprne money. Wall Paper. No one can under-aell us on H &llis &. faulkner PRE 8ED BLANKETS wilt bo u number off. picture from ' Lansing on.rxhlMUoar*Betw<;e^,nve und *tx o'clock thlrodvlll Ju a supper served fay Jl<e glgti'.h and1 tenth Jhe faxall Store Pelton. Michigan. all'll thia HICKORY CO BN KUH. Corrrapondont. Ellen Kelley. Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew visited their daughter. Mrs. ’MerrlH, of Augusui, lenty of winter weather yet to come and P unless your heavies are good for four or five more months service you had better proving. invest in. some new ones while our sale is Mra. TrcUirlek was culled to her daughter's. Mrs. MaW Town's, Sun-, on. We are offering • day on account-of sudden illness. Ing Mra. McCue with her household duties. . Mr. und Ms. Frpd Kelley and son. Lexllc visited thu latter's parents of Hastings. | 10 PER CENT OFF on all winter goods during this month. Re. member this sale closes, positively, the 31st day of January, so invest now and save your money and your health as well. Kopf 6 Kopf '.DdtOD, “If You Get It At Kopf’o It’s Clean." Michigan Necessary Goods at Popular Prices We have a full line of MEATS and GROCERIES end aim to keep fresh and tempting goods on hand at all times. Yours .for a deal, WILLIAMS * §ON, IICKORY CORNERS. - MICHIGAN । wen. in Kalamasou Munday. Fred JTOIry and family and Frank Kelley and family were Sunday guorta ut Hiram Payne's of Midland Purk. ■ F- C.-Aldrich of Iowa City, .lowg, I" visiting hla cousins, 31 yron and I Harry Aldrich. : Mr. Collins, who has been spending a few days with his daughter at | Galesburg, Is now visiting his son, 1 Huymund Collins. . Mr*. Hurry Jon<« lost a fur neck t>l<ce last Friday. Will the Under kindly return tp Mra. Harry Jones of Wist Hickory. Mira Martin of Philnwcll Is visiting her sister, Mra. Alfred (Joinder. Mr. . and Mra. Ed. Eldfed speiR Tuesday ut Mrs. Trethrlck's und then left fur Coldwater where they will visit the Tunner's puK-ni*. About hfty friends of Mr. und Mra. , Alfred Gul nd er called on them Friday , evening unexpectedly und surprised them. Thu cOjnpany presented them with u rocker in remembrance of tho , occasion. All report a lino rime. I Mra. John Messenger Is very sick. Miss Bellengcr Is able to be out again. I Iffbuo Junscu l*vW(l|lg rolutlvw In I Kdluinusuu. tx-bool Xoicx. ■ Don't forget Shu box eoelal Friday I Doris Joijw^ud BrtUr Cfaalkcr be­ gan echool here Munday. They arc ; eighth gradura and will help out uur ott leno eighth grader, Wu welcome tilum, us all uyo welcome to. our school. I The tenth grade had. I cresting topics for etas Mon. day morning tn tn,oir hl Rev.' I la but; our cvauguiist. and Mr. :und Mrs. |fovdy are expected this ’week Wvdncsduy. ' 'Remember th<? 8. S. Convention to be held atilhU church Wednesday, ▲ lolhing 87 " \ on Our StiBlvfls Vary Long! WHY? ■B ■ • W< carry bu| » >111*11 Hock of Suiplu and Fancy Groceries and that means that when you buy roin us you are gcuirig the freshest slock that money can vy. Our entireitoak is changed often. BRING IN YOUR BUTl ljR ANg TOGS. 1LMER 4. KELLEY*S, 'ISSBK.M-"’*' ^Michigan' I Jilts Ethel Tungatc very >uc< cwt id. jy entertained tlio momVvra uf thu [Bufy lice ^lawi FMday evotilng. ‘ . Jlic Adult, Hlb|t;' m-ixti reported A lejifcmlld timhi laet Wodtu aduy evening kjuQhcir —Mu.i-----j.w.jr-L.,2. ; mreilhj | jknicnibei*-’ • tetinj* -tiavd lutarted. Ur «iH n>or.uiid uc? ring SALE’ 2023 Chicago where she will uguln take u.i' her work as nurse. Mrs. Carrie Shiiltx. and son Clarence1 of Hastings spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Horn, Ruth’*. Our third grade took : part In the eeeff*. (11 so, program in tho high «<'ht>ol room 1T1-1 Mr*. Amanda Hmlth entertained nil day. . I of Catherine Hmlth'* children KiturWc are all enjoying ■‘Thu Bobbs<y|duy fur dlniu ■ .. .. Twins" j and . — by L. L. Hop,-. ‘ , ----- daughter ,'.iughter and Edna Bechtel of Our fifth grade giogVaghy *Fu rv- HnstthK*. viewing the Urst Jlrtrt of tho book. Mr. and Mra. C. Aldrich and chll-i Thu following have bocn neither - drrn »i»cnt Sunday with D. McQuarrle absent nor tardy during tho fourth {of Wall lake. month: Howard Temple, Gordon •Henry ’------ Zcrble — — ------- ' and• «... Curl — Weycrman Clement. Margan t 1'artcer, Churl, y attended the Brotherhood meeting In Hughes, Paul H>d<-. Emma Haye*. Hustings Monday evening. .Lyle Haye*, Av»i HluuAird. Dbulah Hmlth, Rena Fcrlgo. MDdrvd R«kkwell, Htuarl Clement, ukm'Jolfusou. I-Jtsle Hughes. lieport fur the nlunili 'ending Junu- DELTON STATE BANK REPORT . Kepott oi tnc Hauk at Urltou. Cliun-h N>»ia«.>itteoiiu«» nil tr night. this week ixeffct F.i . Vrcticliing iii&i Ku 10.'no anil ovenlng * The Y. I’. aV. will EW'Ifc'Callmu. rl Fvrila. That Thrcuin I by Mra. I. lx -TinNation." the Briton Ktale lot VH-attmeut. CDQyERD4l(fc. d Mrs. EriicM Llndko ufi l»eiit u fen das-* with thu other. Mr*. Unl&iplc. Khu hit* riot *cen h.-r motAr ip twehu ycura. 'Mr*. Gillusplu rarup greatly aurprired. ' Mr*. Idsxln Pierre uf Plainwell I, *" ....... ir»; Kingsbury. ” Mite. cienoo Nagel nr Shulls spent i|;i»t ist wt-vk wick with with h> h< rr p-rulldpun [trjudpan ntM.Slr. mx. Mr. . laud Mra.-Mutilu Nagel.#!?,.Dugul Campbell watvin llaatliiK* Munday <>n buslm.-*. ; , Hcverul from this id-ire look In thu 1 muyicitl tDteriaiiiin« nt "• at Lh-lt»n I Monday. Il wa* great- ’ ■ « Mra. Klunbury uinl Mr?. PI tree uf f I’laluwoll upvtil iwviraL- day* /with’ Mm. Edd.Teunvl-. Mra. Buy lieadly to vlattlng her *i«-1 Hr,. Mrs. Ilina J’aik r.ipf Ht-hl.md. Louin ai»l dlMXXuit' .................... _ CunuusrcUl Ouputmotil j’jn> wi . BsMogi Departwent «.SW SI T-Mf^St Uouilna icortwos and *ocuritle» ttatiar. bepsrtmsut... w,»i m w.->t t? OTordnUtn....... ................... 1X7 51 llanklos Luc.-e turuituic. tututss .'.U'j «0 Hue flotn clbrr banka and bankers W» »T lisas tn traaaltso All Wool Hose at Cost now...SI.95 now ..$1.75 now...$1.50 now$1.25 now.. .99 • ' ' All 10c Outings at8c , 50c Men’s Hose38c 25c Men’s Hose...'19c Ladles’ Hose ' 50c Wool Hose...35c 25c Wool HoseJ. 19c 15c Fleeced Hose10c Special Bargains in all parts of our Dry Goods ' Department. Men’s Winter Caps at Cost. GROCERY SPECIALS 5 3 3 3 3 lbs Coffee'____________________________ SI.00 cans PegsII ................................................................... lbs Good TeaIIIIIIIIIII 1.00 cans Salmon________________________ cans Corn....—le-IlIIIIILIIIIIIII .SO .25 -II”III”III .80 F. H. WILKINSON DEPARTMENT STORE , , ,,, Both Pfannes, Sell and Cilixcns Pr»lrl»vlll«, - ■ Michigan. January Cleanup Salo We find we have quite a stuck in some of our Dry Goods Lincs, so we are olfcring these goods at attractive prices. They are all bargains: 75 yds 15-in. Stevens Crash, 9c value. .7Vic yd One lot of Embroidery atL.10c yd All Calico, except plain colors5#c yd A few 10c Ginghams at___8c yd A few 12 and 12)4 Ginghams at10c yd A few IScf Ginghams 12c yd One lot of Ladies’ White Aprons, 25 and 50c values at..—-v,20c each Red Table Cloth, 50c value11.40c yd You will also find other bargains at our store. ” This sale commences Jan. 24 and closes Jan. 31 pUU| tu i slues I alti ■ U. h.aud Na lluoat Hauk CutrctxT i;oid •’-Id Colli Hiner tcrOuiu...... ckvb and wuls Wfcku llcun........................ Blankets Blankets Blankets Blankets Blankets with Fred her home at Hornell. N. Y.. after •'Conditions la Mexico." .Home proved siM-ndlng several wp«-ks with her f.ithnr, 1’., Mosher. to be very Interesting, ,, v. * ’ . Ho'.'.uid Shilluii iperil three il.i>» ; J, ’ nun II t»w gtlldy-' Shultx <»( Havtlngv. The seventh grade! Ing the middle Allan! V of Nashville spent | Only one of the *ev — —zWeek with J. PHt*. I represented at th., *p B. Dickerson uf llastlnr.s called on! C. Ihwliclor's Monday.Delton Friday night. H. El-band wife of Delton called on | We had an examination In arithme­ friends here Thursday. ■Mra. G, Dickerson and daughter Eltic Friday last. . »lo and Mrs. Chilson Of Clovcrdalu Primary I loam. were Bund.-iy cullcra at C. Bachelor's. Our Busy Bee-i Friday Wcru Hclun Miss Martha nnd Sterling Zerlric Doster, Ava. Blanchard. ISlsle Hughes. Ipent Saturday with C. Aldrich. Ffoncea Brown, Juycu Vayllorn. EmMr. unil Mr*. C. Kenyon spent Hunniu Huycs. Raymond Adam*. ' Jay with Harry Waters of Doud Diet. Our third grade hWo finished Mr*. Wm. Bush was a Kulamnxoo studying the Eskimos. "• ' « caller on,, <lay last week. Mra. Catherine Rmltli j* entertain- i --- —rIng Company from Hind* earners this Hl» Frldaj Bello 1 [ week’. The Box B.fclal for th.- heagllt ofi Number days taught. *0. Total altirndunev, Averugu dally utu mlunce, ,25. Number enrolled. Pert-entugc ot att>-n'h»nW.'M* -. ' - Maytie WUKlnstgi. Teacher. $2.50 $2.25 $2.00 $1.75 $1.25 Yours lor business, WM. RENKEH SON. Phone, Hastings 3-0—jr Bonfield, XS—J 1XJ a Total........... ............... ........ K07A«<O I.IAIIIMTIK*; Casual .-lock lu,., xuu> 00 Bin olu» lima ................ . ............. WW M UantnrtcUl rartlSsaW* «f dtvosll... ..... (Iiook »ero*iMs1....... blsllnu' rvitlttaali-s ol depwil I TSW.-..........K. blalo ot Mkhlcan.i'ouuly <•< Salty, ra, I I L1.O. tiMta -. L .•lilw of tbe ; tnuind l«nk. do n'd-tniiiy fMpy ■&& wvveiMue v-v-v—.vm Ol inis ' Tin- w. c.iT-’U.. of likkory Cor­ ner*. will meet with Mrs. Cha*. Catf. •U» AiW dsch of tbo JWakers ten MUi and'Henri flvg flBncs." Thu wallader. January Ju. Topic—Begin- ----- —-— --------- - — * Porter ——• —— ■ — •' ——t|i<cdend »«wn lu bototeoie this tUtut1' *’ Kull tali, llunulutloiui. for *• Hoad "But Het rof Jsuuaty. Wil. iMiNaw-¥<UT. I*aiK-r-^Tiiu JJtbie in ■ now entered onr em| tho Public flohool* " Mr* .Pearl Gar­ net. Reeilailon—Mrs. Mlnufn Laiwrchuv. Clippings—Mr*. Bertha El­ liott. All tuumberO'aru requested-to Walt PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING H you have any work iu the above linen I shall be more that) pleasod to figure whb you on the job. Anti you will find my priccti na. low u I can ponsibly .make thou. My Other Lincs—I’ncumalic I’russure Sybtwus, Wells, Windmills and Gas Eugtucs Installed, . _ -I. CHAS. DENEAU, DELTON. . • ' N-I, Ml �THE Inquire WANTS of Judge Mack. leaving city. Fred Muhlltner. 1130 QS BANNER Yorkshire boar "Holywell Sth.” John Engel. % mile north and mile east of Ihfrry Hqtel. 2-wks The Best-for-the-Money Store Establish Rural Rhode Ida nd Red cockerel*. Coy Q. Brumm. Nashville. Mich. 2-wk I^iwrence. Co-operate With Neighbors.— Geo. Hutch. 2nd ward. Hard and soft water Musical Tw«t nnd gnu tn house. Inquire 510 East id Eva Russell. Madison St. tf Extend V«e of Parcel Post—Mr. near C. K. A 8. depot. Corner Boll­ wood and Walnut 8t. Will take In exchange horses and live stock. ----r*.. —......... Will sell at prices right. Frank good condition, andgasoline en­ Gallup. S--V.1 J.Houao to Rent on Weal Grand St. I JAY MEAD'S-THIRD gine good as new. H. A. Lenhart, Oiadcl. Oily Houle <■_______________ 1-wk* 4sW oerda baawr^d'Lnd | phone SMR. 1-wk ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL bolt*. Inquire BANNER । j„r saj,.—j.-|ne Buff Orpington cock-------------1................... "1 be present. j lf ' erela. Inquire 342-4 rings. ,f Saturday, January 34. Will He Blgi intustus Brisbin, lecturer. faaMfr—Wlll buy few thousand feet [ rcW—Three nicely furnished of good whitewood logs. Enquire room*, by tho week or to tranEaal End. BANNER office.tf , ng e. Walnut St.tf Program for the Hoxtlnga Grange No. 59. Friday evening, Jan: 30. 1313. Openlaa Soag—"Merrily 8lng.’r Roll call responded to by "What I'antcd—Men to cut one hundred nlversary sale. Last year nt this you would Ilka to nee the Grange acthousand feet of logs on Sec­ big sale Mr. Mead sold over 2500 lbs compllah the coming year or some tion four Irving. Also want of granulated sugar during the one MUJ2^‘..you would Ilk” lo, .have dlgCharles Allen on Walnut street. teams to skid logs to mill on clay. This year’s sale will doubtless RrcItaUon—.SUxter Ruth Veater. Rent reasonable. P. T. Colgrove. land. Longest draw will be 30 rods. Want logs cut and drawn at once., D. A. Green, of the H. J. Heins Co. Mill will bo opposite Mr. Loftus’ and Mr. Rlxtlc. of the National Bis­ led by Brother Will Sheffield. residence. Hr will answer ques­ cuit Co. will bo present at the store "How to Interest children In home tions. Will consider contract for demonstrating their goods. duties."—Slater. Edna Payne. 50 cents per bushel. Ray Perkins. cutting and drawing all logs above Penny March. . 3 Inches on the 30 acres. Want Addle Edmonds, lecturer. tops cut Into wood either cash or on shares. Make applications now. Prentlaa. Hastings, Route 5. POI EATING AS A FINE ART Only experienced cutters wanted. P. T. Cotgrove. 1-wk .. , . — ,. . uaoy. naving ICS nr«t picCouch. Phone 1M-1L-4B. Novlce Can Never Hope to Do It Like' tore taken at hla Studio, Chss. Harshthe Native Hawaiian, It la , berger will give a keepsake that will ladles preferred. Cltlxens Phone Assarted. I laat a life Umo. Mill St. Furnace, electricity, rax. $2.00 AN HOUR '3 IHIHI) or Sale— Fresh cow. ralf by aide. Thomas Harry, Carlton. 1-wk Ing and remodelling. Work called for and delivered. Phone 474B. Iwk perlenced farmer. Would fnrnSih everything. Address 330 North Church 8(.. HasUnga. 1-wk north east Charlotte on Lansing | __ ----- —----- - -------- — road. All improved good buildings; , F<* "■lrT5’"r ’ months —a wn| good ~.nsoil: Mmnixaiv completely e. fenced. Will 1 bull. Philip TurnM. Include complete outfit of tooU now Switches or transformations made from your combings. Mra. J. A. Squire. 312 No. Broadway. 1-wk from church, poatofflee nnd school, For Salo Cbespr-House, S rooms, and east M Quimby, fair buildings, well lot on Colfax St. Inquire J. C. Helrlgle. North Broadway. tf orchard. Preston Rose. Quimby. Mich. Phono 3S4R. proved.'good buildings, will divide, i sell 80 or 80 acres. Goad timber ; and buildings on either. Price [■ reasonable. George Bell. Coats! Grove. Phone from Hastings. tf Foe Hale—Span of Perchcron colts. 1 Matched. Irving. John Fish, Section 12, 1-wk Phone 147- old. weight 1275, quire HANNER < !olt. coming 1. I |have 6 Fur Coats which I am going to sell Saturday, Jan* 24. To do this I am going to reduce the price $2.00 an hour beginning at 11:00 o’clock in the morn ing and continuing until 4:00 o’clock, p.ffl particulars. Mr. Hershberger la also Pol la the national dlah of the Ha- making special Inducements to get hit long to be remembered by foreigners admitted to participation therein. Pol is made from taro, a big. coarse, dark- our many frletidi for klndneea and sktnaeu tegotable. grown under water, reavement and those who contributed the else and shape of a large sweet po- toward the beautiful noral offering: comes a coarse, moist mass, and la then left to ferment. When pci Is nerved each guest bathes and dries tho right hand, and then proceeds to dip the Index finger of that band Into the mass. There la quite a knack In tha opers'lon. rod It Is always necessary V jitjRruct the novice that there Ic absdhitely no need for one to move hla arm, but elm JANUARY M. Carlton Grange, No. !r. and Mra. W. I. Otis and children. and children. . kindly assisted and sympathised with u» tn our lata betra,vement., we’ ex­ tend our sincere appreciation. To Rev. and Mrs. Charles Ballou, and to our Immediate neighbors, do we feel ; One removea hla finger at the aame doubly indebted. —■ > — ... shuttle carpet loom tn good order. time that hla neighbor doca. On the Mn. H. E. Clarke. 'is 117 Apple St. Phone 57TB. 1-wk; finger of the aklllful operator there Emmett McLaughlin. I •i will be a perr e’iaped ball of pol, but ; the clumry one'.i finger* will limply tlon Saturday afternoon at 2:001 be thinly veneered with the subitance. HASTINGS MARKETS at corner of Court and Jefferson Uta. Col. W. H. Cpuch. auctioneer. matter with his tnorenient, he will bo The Hat Includes a practically new told that he hold hl* finger too range, heater.-rug 3x12, rug 10x11. straight He must erook It a tittle, and latter brand new; also quartered oak pedestal dining table, kitchen turn hl* hand, not too fa»t, with a wri*t movement only.--Harper's today by the Hosting* Milling Co. I1 Other prices change on butter nnd I’ Weekly. upholstered, tt leather seat dining butter fat. chairs. 3 good Iron beds, mattresses, some bedding, fine big refrigerator. nODncr. Phone 111. 4 rings. WHEN THE COAT YOU WANT GETS WHERE YOU WANT IT TAKE IT AT YOUR PRICE. EVERY COAT GUARANTEED ESTER 'FATHER’ AND ‘MOTHER’ BEST Jot of dishes, silverware, etc. Also one farm wagon and brass trimmed heel chain harness, nearly new: First Ward tu 410 cold Wanted—Reliable young man or wo­ kitchen and bath man to establish a tea and coffee room. Electric lights and gas. route In your city. For full par­ House newly painted and In good ticulars. Inquire by person or letrepair. Also barn. An ideal place for ft retired farmer. Only 3H blocks from State St. Inquire on premises or Phons Cltlxens 112. tf Eldon Farrell. Woodland. Phone To settle the estate of the late R. D. Chapman, I will •ell the (ana, a choice one of 120 ACRES, beat of soil, located 1 # elcctrlc lights. Plano. 325 K. Grand St. Wanted—Experienced county with a large 9 room bouse, large basement burn, wood house, hen house, hog house, ice house, brick smoke house and corn cribs. Uwsrd S. Berry, Adm. Address Bellevue R 6. Roll phone, Battle Creek Exchange 1711 1 long. 3 short Enquire tf or Hale—Four bred heifers and a freah milch cow. Homer W. Wade. Thornapple lake. .1-wk farmer want* Apply at HANNER offlee. SO mere farm. Deal direct with owner. Address 723 Roakam St.. Kalamazoo. 1-wk tho Same Deep Meaning of "Father" and “mother" are difficult words to Improve upon when ono thinks of the associations they convey, and the dignity of their meaning, re­ raarKo uonaon Answers. Many, however, have been tho off­ shoots of these appellations. “Papa" and "mamma” have been in use in England for at least., three centuries, and It Is generally accepted that they aro of Italian origin, as Dante uses the word “mamma" In the Purgatorlo. Among middle class folk “dad” or "daddy" Is a favorite nickname. "Dad" rived from, or le a corruption of, tho word “tad.” “PateAand "mater'1 make their ap­ pearance when students are in the throes of Latin grammar. "Poppa" young American. None ot these nicknames, or terms of endearment, can, however, approach market price for all kinds of hides and furs. I will be in Hostings nt the beautiful Anglo-Saxon definition ot Frank Hoes’ sheds, Saturday. Jan. 24. Those who cannot come, la these terms that one clings lo please phone me or drop me a card childhood's daya are over. and I will drive and see you. Arch Tobias, Hastings Route 4. Phone BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Leading Clothier Telephone 22 Veal Cal rex. alive. loll THY AND HI DEA. Prudish Priest. Prudery knows no frontiers. Tbo I historic and valuable frescoes In the church of Bcnouvllle, Calvedos, have I just been ruined by the misplaced zeal of a parish priest. The frescoes rep­ resented the Day of Judgment and scenes from an old French parable, and the priest's action is due to the fact that the painter clothed his fig­ ures after tho fashion ot our first parents.—London Globe. Electric Voting Machine. An electric voting machine la to be tried In the Anatrlan chamber of deputies. Each member will havei two electric button* on bin desk. On the wall opposite tho president’s chair an Indicator Is fixed, consisting of 518 glass tablets. When a vote Is recorded they show either a while or a red light, and members can check tho accuracy ot their votes. Names। uro shown on the tablets If required. 81g Demand for Teak. Steel beams ar- beginning to take the place of tes.t wood In India. There Is no other wood that resists the white ants oad rot as well as Home-Made Enamel Cement. Take equal parts ot soft putty, fine­ ly sifted coal ashes and sifted table salt. Mix and pack wall intq the holo of your kettle. Place pan on stove Vlth a little water in it until the coment hardens. BA LSI) UAY AND STRAW. FEEDS-RTTAIL PRICES. expensive. Still Fear Francis Drake. Sir Francis Drake's name still tnspires terror In Central America. Traveling In Mexico In 1(04. Edward Smith records that he “heard a wom­ an calming a tempestuous child by saying: "Ahl viene Drake!” ('Here comes Drake!’) I made minute Inqulrlea and found that It Is a common > threat to children on tho Mexican coast, like unto 'Bony will get you!' or, 'The Black Douglas shall gel you!' Fancy people still living In terror of seeing Drake's topsails on the hori- The Ideal traveling companion—cm Every Sack Is Guaranteed French’s White Lily Flour Every condition is present in thia mill for making flour in the BEST WAY and at the LOWEST COST. That is WHY French’s White Lily Flour ia the LOW­ Everyone likes good Imtter, and will pay the difference between the price ol good butter and poor butter, if the difference is not too great. next threc we ve going to CUT THE PRICE of our butter so that you can eat GOOD BUTTER, for the same price you have been paying for poor butter. REMEMBfR this is our regular PASTEURIZED FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER.— Do you know what this means?—Listen!—We heat every pound ol cream that enters our creamery to a sufficiently high temperature to-kill, all disease germs'.—But you say that costs money and takes time. YES. IT DOES. But it saves YOU doctor bills, pkin and sorrow. to SATISFY , do is to return it to your Grocer,, or elevator man, and It’s BEST friends are You may be able to buy other flours at as low a cost Why not TRY IT the next time you order flour? PER SACK, but you will find French’s White Lily to be far SUPERIOR IN QUALITY. People hive found this Don’t accept any substitute, nor anything claimed to be JUST AS GOOD, because it won’t be. to. bfrdnie by experience, and for that reason there is and elevator'man MORE French’s White Lily sold and used in Barry White Lily. County than of ALL-OTHER FLOURS COMBINED. People KNOW that it is the BEST VALUE for the We will NEVER let the question of EXPENSE little BETTER than any other flour. Your money can't buy as GOOD a flour for the price. And when you buy it YOU RUN NO CHANCE. White Lily you get When you buy French’s a GUARANTEED flour. Every in Barry Every grocer County handles French’s If you want to Jry an interesting experiment just to convince you of the superiority of French’s White Lily, just make a batch of bread from French's White Lily, and a batch from any other flour claimed to be “just as. good.” Put both in your oven side by side and bake them at the same time. show.” Give them both the "same Don't show any partiality towards either. Af­ ter you have done this you can SEE FOR YOURSELF which flour you like best. Middleville Roller Mills R. T. French, Proprietor HASTINGS, MICH GUARANTEED GET YOUR MONEY BACK. stand in the way of making French’s White Lily just a . We also sell and deliver milk and cream for socials, parties, dinners, etc., in amounts over ^e. We solicit your next order. Whipping cream • specialty. ia those who have used it for the LONGEST TIME. Demand of your grocer that he send you CRYSTAL PRIDE—done up ,in I pound prints, 2 pound, 3 pound and 5 pound parchment jars. DON'T DELAY—ORDER NOW. BEFORE YOU FORGET. Order rhrou(b ,o«r srorer. but if he doesn't handle it, Phone 533 and your order will receive prompt attention. ■ buy In case it should- not please you, all you have to ered—and we GUARANTEE EVERY SACK OF IT. money, and EVERY SACK is a BARGAIN at the price. Only 33c per pouo'd you YOU. EST PRICED flour on the market—QUALITY consid­ lbere ’’ i«> tbo country at all times, among the people and among the Milk is the ideal qtrrier of all disease germs, and nearly all milk contains sojne germs g| detrimental to.health—Butter made from cream unpasteurized is not safe to serve to yoqy the risk when you have a chance to serve the best pasteurized butter at price. . This butter will cost you for tjie balance of this week sack Middleville, Michigan �THE ' field ami every herb of the field be- that His creation wan spiritual, good To the Editor: • and eternal. • To the unprejudiced Jistener the On <h» other hand. Christian Rel-I recent attempt of the Rev. Mr. Bready to besmirch tho reputation matter to hnnuui sense. nor that at and character of Mary Raker Eddy In Gray Enameled Ware. Big­ a* shortsighted policy on which to boUler up lhe' future of a great Church. Tbo ncnro of statements which tho gest and best values we have Well smooth finish,, enameled, The gentleman very cleverly At­ ond that mankind rtaV no.-.ihnt this tempts th shift tho rrspnnslblllty for birthright of •’dominlce/' u operative .K_r Oh.,-.,........ . ......... hla charges upon a certain magnslnc ...... nnd clergyman, hut this will not re-1 lleve him from tho onus of being a There is nothing In any of Mrs. Ed* pcddlar nf cnlnmny. Possibly ha has dy's writings that tenches anything forgotten that tho ninth Command­ different from this. On p sr> of Mis­ ment linn something to say on this cellaneous Writing*. she my* ••what score. mortals hear, see. fbdjtaslc and smell Mrs. Eddy knew precisely her pa- constitutes their it earth and alt Ion ns to redress; she had boon ad­ vised by good lognl authorities that even this pleasing thraldom nnd find she could ruin |>< r enemies financially and aoclnlly, but she preferred to let ialbte life." tha truth vindicate her nnd refused i The etntemrnt that a true Christian I— O... ■ >. - a.,— 8 qt. Dish Pan Basin pay. snlih the Lord." and she has ly in the Im.-iglnntlnn of th« propio" seen the reward nf her forbearance. lu another of tho falsehoods charged tn Chrlslaln Scientists. The fact that referred to by the critic us "hWor>'" a person may have nuended n few proved a sorry failure to tho Invest- meetings of the Christian Science Church or. perhaps, even had some maguxlne circles thnl It cost tho pub­ treatment fnr Illness, docs not con­ lishers thousands nf their best sub­ stitute hla being an "Intelligent Chris­ scribers and advertisers. As an at­ tian Scientist.” One sec* people In tack upon Mrs. Eddy nnd her religion Il proved a boomerang and Its publlmembers or the owner* nf tho bunt- Milk Pan New York Store N. B. Waterman Hastings. , $4,500.00 Forty-five hundred dollars for one “Ad." to tell people about the good things in the Penslar line of home remedies and toilet articles. Read it in the Saturday Evening Post of this week. Our sales of Penslar Remedies are increasing rapidly as the people of Barry county are learning about them. C. E>. HARVEY In the Dap Hit church. experience*. This history' I" open to all. and any one cun verify It* state­ ments. it may lie foknd in every Christian Science reading room and A Difference In Working Hoars. nearly every public library In the country. - If It Is not tn your own. It HU body orgnyis must work perfectly may bo had by application. 24 hours to keep him fit for S hours The cruel statement that Mrs. Eddy work. Weak, sore. Inactive kidneys deserted her child Is answered by can not do IL Foley Kidney rills will Mra. Eddy was an Invalid at her home, had no means, nnd her into your system without good results father's following. A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. father, wWb had remarried. Instated that the child be sent to another fam; Comfort • Safety WASH DAY in the average home is a day of unpleasantness usually. There is always the “muss” of having the washing around and then the fatigue of the housewife after a few hours have been spent over the tub—both these make the day a trial. We Save You Money when we do your washing and we also save all the unpleasantness and bring a feeling of a comfort in the home. And most important of all, we do away with a great danger in ♦ latching cold. The steam in the house is a ♦ * *mehace to every one residing there—especi* ♦ ally the children and the housewife. ~ ♦ Phone us and let us do your washing next ♦ week. ■WE WASH EVERYTHING EVERY OTHER DAY" AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY •HULTSRB MROS., Proprietors PIimo $43 Fleece Lined Underwear That Will Not Shrink or “Pull Up” in Washing “High Rock” Standard Fleece Is recognized by all who are in a position to know the real value of such merchandise as the best 50c underwear made. “High Rock” Shirts and Drawers sell for 50c per garment the world over, Every garment is a personification of absolute comfort and satisfaction. Ask to see “High Rock” GRANT H. OTIS & CO, Hastings, Mich Phone 74 I ’ North Side Pharmacist , | HASTINGS MICHIGAN | Tbornapplc-IrvIng 8. H. Meeting. the business or the Church—unlea* It la a Christian Science Church. Christian Sclenco h:i< n» quarrel with physical science if kept tn it* rightful place, but to charge <lod with being the author of material crea­ tions Hutt are iropfrfret. changing natlcnl history of the age. 1'hllllps nnd discordant, when the K.rlpturea Brooks, then rector of Christ .Church, ■late positively that all that Ho made took pains to attend a Communion Service of the Christian Science the Almighty. Jesus recognised this Church, at which Mrs. Eddy offlclat- In hl* answer to the Pharisees when he said. ••Bender unto Censor the things that ate Cacitar's. and unto "I want- to thank you. Mrs. Eddy, for God the things,that ur<- God's. the spiritual uplift to me of your ser­ vice nnd sermon." This was the effect of the spiritual ls untrue. In more than live hundred teaching of one whom the Rev. places In her writings, Mrs. Eddy, Mr. Ilrendy says “She wna*ii woman with a scared conscience and lived n un<l awfulness of sin, Tho honest A'lclous, Inhuman life." The Master reader may discern this for himself On p 27 of Science and Health— I j shall know n tree by Its fruits." "they who sin must saffcr;" p 10. ■ The only authorised history nf Mrs. "without punishment, sin would mul­ , Eddy was written by Sybil Wilbur. tiply;" p 24. ”hn gruh* wof*e who continues In sin Itegajifc *m» think* himself fonrlven', T - #0.*^ "whero ruled In Christian Science. At the there’s sin, tbrrr> do<bn;** p S. "sorrequest nf the Cosmopolitan Magnslnc. Mia* Wilbur want over the en­ tire ground* to learn the facts of Mr*. Eddy's life. She went to every place ■ nd sin. Christian action of snm>- of the clergy of the /ountry, was that of the late Bishop of Massachusetts, Phillipa Brook*, tho memory of whom ns n Christian gentleman In grace and living, stands "Michigan A ’ | the Thornapple-1!rvlng Sunday School Association will bo held In Middlevllle on Sunday. January St. E. K. Mohr, n noted Sunday school worker und a national purity superintendent. from the standpoint of Its Author, vis. that of tho spiritual cl»tion of man and the Unlvetac, thia* will be under­ stood. Christian-Belew -■ tenches that tn the mortal*—which the World calls ....... — .. — — ... leal discord overtakes bun, ho ia often "real" sick. Accepting therm man­ made la«r*. however, has brought humanity no nearer Its birthright of ''dominion over all" Hum he was at Don't fail to see them, 1 ; BANNER Detroit Christian Scientist Criticises Rev. Bready’s Sermon SPECIALS ever had. HASTINGS Hnsling*,' MM. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ , । ' 1 Christian Science docs not tench lh"lr unreality to human sense. On p 4<0 of Science and Health . she says. "SlcknMB Is neither Imaginary npr of the putli'tit. It la m fancy. It U solid conviction. Mind and has not that recognition ot record Is that the voluntary gifts of Infinite Love which alone confers the .uhealing-power.—If wo would open the prison doors for the sick. wo must maintains that propogatton first learn lo bind up the broken­ Urn amount* of other Churches comble” U absolutely untrue. The opt hearted.” T« Tn the tho charge of this critic that ous giver to hospitals, to _her old '•Christlnn Scientists lot children die j home Church, to the news-boys of 1 without mrdh'ul care." I have this to her home’ town and to many other; say. that Christian Scientist* have'worthy objects. Christian Scientists j cell division U evident, but I dbwrcdlt challenged the medical professioniaro Individual and generous helpers | the belief that agatnogenesls applies lime and again to compare cases of Ito worthy causes but they sec fit to, children for fatalities nnd for healing. J do their work quietly, without the ' but they have never responded. I blare of trumpets. 'Christian Science parents believe '.n | The reverend gentleman refers to ( the omnipotence of God and trust ■ the "financial graft" ns the greatest Him: others say they believe tn God. i part of Christian Science. He tells j but do not trust Him. The results of you that minister* give nil their time; Eddy's small boy" coming to her with “an error In hla stomach" Is de­ Pnttefson. "Imply for the child's «akr. cidedly amusing when tho fact Is that Mrs. Eddy knew nothing of Christian ns ho hud promised him a homo if ahc would murry him. Ho afterward 'bristlan Bclenilsts that the parent] ary. for *ho was a Congregatlonallst evil was aa real to her then as 11 mony la Invariably performed by a to the speaker at that moment. the death ot a child under Christian j remuneration. legal authority In every ease. 9ts The gentfem.in tells you other—a family had three children: [ nnd hr that is true when talking of errors of tff.i be found. The mother did every­ the mind." Will he tell us ot an er­ thing possible to find him, but failed. ror that Is hot primarily .of Che mind” In the meantime a letter was read to Does he know of any kind of matter. i.——..... , • ■ am tho boy saying that hls mother was led Christian Science help; tho neigh-, It might refresh the Your* truly dead and burled. In later years Mr*. any Intelligence or •error" of Itself? borhood was aroused and efforts . memory to read the ir’ Eddy heard from her son In tho civil were made ---------tn eomoel medical treat- .—--------------„-*r of Mutthew, wherejn^. .. . - ------------------r \n“n JS war. Ho had learned that she was mont. but the parents held thvirj Jesus gave the servant of the C<-n- . "“'w January ith. 1S14. ground and tho child was healed un-, turion absent treatment. ————— der tho Inspection <tf the health of-1 Tho reference tp the charter for the Hl* Stomach Trouble* Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like there. Mrs. Eddy built him a hand­ and thousands of children arc In th« lr driphte being refused amusing. 1 feel that your stomach troubles some home, furnished It and deeded t-xprcssiM upon them either Individu­ It to his children. She educated the ally or by the universal. thought of enre Is an absolute falsehood, nnd the n* charter and built one of the handkind of food you deaired without In­ the world, and because mankind can­ jury? That may seem so unlikely to of a million Of dollars. These are the not overcome disease with a diseased The Christian Science teaching on you that It Is not altogether Impos­ facts nnd they uro admitted by her mind. It resorts to Inanimate drugs to The explanation of Jesua* tear* at the subject off m!irrlnge Is purer nnd sible. If others can bo cured perm­ son, George Glover, to be true. • the tomb of l.nxarus Is remarkable, more xirenuons than that of any oth­ anently. and thoumnds have been, The mind to when one remembers that he' told the er protestant Church. On p S< of Bel- why not you? John R. Barker, of The assertion of the Boston min­ disciples that he would go and waken uter. for whom Mr. Bready stands apostle says. “The e.irwal mind Is en­ him. Did he Weep because of-the Joy' ••infidelity to the marriage covenant Rattle Creek, Mich., Is one of them. mity against God." Its action Is onlyis the scourge of all races. The com­ indigestion, and liver complaint mesmerism or- hypnotism reflected, sisters? No. hla tears were caused by! mandment ‘Thou shall not commit bum. I used Chamberlain's Tablets, or self Inflicted—the belief tn the their seeming density of understand­ adultery* Is nu less Imperative than until then my trouble was over.** Sold by ing of hla word and works, for which the other 'Thou shalt not kill.' dua­ all ^..1... __ *M.. enemy to accepL In short, it Is the he hud labored so patiently. blackest of Iles. }>tr. Bready may­ Our critic, Is disturbed because read that' the great Master once said vhrlstfan Scientists' do not examine —"Every Idle word that men shall their patient*, do not study "anatomy speak, they* shall give account there­ On the other hand, Jthe work or medicine/' Did it ever occur to of." him that Jesus did none of $heso Our critic's contention for the real­ things? Hid It ever occur to him that ity- of matter has ,been answered Jesus gfcve only one proof by which many times, and Mrs. Eddy's pnaUlon hls followers should he known and an lus unreality accepted by many imIneot physical scientists, such aa Prof. about him. "I cun of mine own self Oswald of Leipsic. Germany. Huxley* do nothing," neither dopa the Chris­ that he did and keep hla command­ Woodhull. Flint, termor. LoBon. Bir tian Scientist claim to do anything ot menu? Doea he remember that he Does our crith: think for rebuked John at one time for med­ Oliver Lodge and Sir William Ram­ himself. sey who says In hls "Cltlea nf BL one moment that Jcaua healed by dling with others' affairs? A list of Bargain Offerings that should appeal to every house* ♦ We are told that ''Christian Science Paul." ‘Thera Is nothing real but wife who want quality as well as reasonable prices. Read the ♦ Is one of the most selflsh things in Spirit." , the religious world." Let us see. I The argument that' becaus* Ood call lo mind tho case of a poor family list carefully: . created all. • He created a material Wunderlich Grocery ♦ 0! of the Scripture—Genests flat chap, do shal lor to tho fifth verso ot the second chapter, where no mention Is made of matter. in this first hiplory of Christian Science does not consider creation. M says "God created the heavens and the earth." The egrth is not necessarily matter, but accord­ of supernatural power.. On the coning to best authorities, stands aa a typo bf the planet. Thia certainly so understood and demonstrated by Christ Jesus. By faith understand that the "Christian Scientists say U you sym­ pathise with those who arc In sorrow not made of things that do appear,' you recognise sin amt pain." They say nothing of the kind. On p |(( of man In Ills Im*go after Hls likeness.’’ BcleMo and Health wg M«d, “Tho Aa God Is Spirit. Hls likeness could phystatan -who lacks smp*thy for hla point out a mortal as God's Image and likeness. Scripture states further Ity of n large Methodist church In this city. The wife was sick with ths 'grippe, the husband had to stay at ones. He called on the pastor, ask­ ing "him to come nnd see hla wife, but was told that he had no time, nor Rolled although tho distance was less than two blocks. The man went to the qhrtsUan Science reading roorit and was sent to a Christian Scientist liv­ ing a mMe away, who went with him There -is.a parable In the Scriptures tween tbo charity of the priest and Another fact which U a matter of Nero Coffee it hare again, 1 lb. for. �nN Hmm ME REWS No adv. for leas than |ll iarartlon. •BseetttrgF- Gard'dm ffhaaka -lc a word. ObUtiarj" fipeip' and advance................ M sag:,,: CUrenep |t. Marvin. Oceano Co... <• Alice Q. Maaac MIMImdUa..... Orviilo A,. Boyas, Hastings... ...i M Obituaries ot >0 lines or lota wUl-be Nellie Smith, HasUpg*— -• published tree; 6 cepts per. line ebsrgU.u <■-_ . »n linos. Estate pt Royal G. Rice, deceased; i estate closed against claims; On*1 •«? count flisdHutner Estate . of /age Refers, deceased; I jmunlcatlon wig ba publlabany clrcumitancei units* it order allowing Anol account entered. . »»■ writer*! wipe and poitofllae LDyBRTWlNG RATES. iy advertising rate* on oppll- ‘ JOB -PRINTING. The BANNER has on* of the belt offlcea tn Western Mtehrn <VUAI» ».,u itauiu* iiuipa*. •quipped Job w...~ —. ... ..--------------a t0 pag» 6r among brevetlao, UM JO" apd la prangrU to j doQ aBZ Hn<j ttnv . 1 JIM. Tit book and Job printing. iMkw BpdPol be held ailite •t 'UuJsa M Burropsh., .deceased; proof nf will tiled; order I admitting will enteredl : bond tiled parcel, blot^ f^nteport; ItftoJfl. and fetters Issued la F. G. Sheffield; | cbdtM <0 be ^eard BiXpra cdurt M-V i HE»tan ot ManWy M. Chase, deceoa- j «rsrs “sis In bull new. With the object of meriIng the demands nt the trade, more men have been added. They are manufacturing sanitary link framae. laundry tray frames, display stands and bther plumbers' epedatUes.- The YOU Thas'Ss.Kti'iniy ««m «n«U, y«t ifhftmtbsru- . icIvm duy wffl *<>*. Tk< ihlni'kM trill .Mr> is passes properly fitted—tlic kind you arc fitted witfi j>y , . John Acker jn. Frank G. Beamer, parcel, omHor LpL Hope; >50.M. :cotnpateni'person; llceno* to mo'rt-i MFlvlgR- MrigL. by dh|A F.,C^k. Kase real couto granted to E. V. | to ’William A. Faust. 28 Hmlth, as guardian. e N Ji'.,.! H. port, io» »», Rutland; JtOO.OO. । Rotate of John-A. Aa)t«r. deceaoed: Report for Friend school, Curitun. appointing Dowja Aeker m mJDlst. No. >, tor month ending Jan. >: . thatJu tin r day there is not $ jungle infidel order Lftris Uncertain. mlulatraXar enuged; .. cUUna to be । ;r. . • • Hastings, Mich; . . Number day* taught, 20. ■ Par Duimhfhau came across a ........ * _ st^tc wide reputation?» To Tn bc» sure «nrr “KL.WV.SB 0 or agnostic who has even'a Number enrolled, 17. ■ iw Unplug up sjatMt k up»y PHONE NO. 281 I there will be met the talkative iit.lividual who on the street corner annual account or executor (Had. Total attendance,- Sil. . •vsaJpg. and, siopplag, Batmc at Charles I'uoh. deceaoed; Appointment By Phone Day or Night. i whom he expected to go loudly-proclaims his criticisms of the Christian church, hewer petition for general and special nddied. "Well." repliad tha Those neither tardy nor absent: Open Wednesday and Saturday Evcrinjjs B - in number arc those who ridictfle the Bible ami deny its claims mlpUtrator IBM; dfder appointing Ellis Allan B. Denner a» opecU! admin- drunk. "If f ppn't get along any bettar Alm* Terry, yvilllam Barry. to divine inspiration. But these are people who just talk to -Jiear Utrator entered. than I do pogr, | than t go apyghafa." Daniels. Ruby and Ruth Chaney. James and Fay Colwell, Ruth -Scud­ of Joshua Cappon. deceaa-1 their own Voices, or because they fancy such a course gives them ed;Estate der. Hotel Butolph. Edith and Keith Anal account of. special adnilnl'Daniela. Adah Asplnall. sojne notoriety. It is not hard to corner such folks in an argument irator nicd;- raoalpls and repeat to. R«ly on Yovrulf. Mils Wickham, Glenn* Tarker, Audischarge flled; discharge Issued. Npcessity la tljo stimulus to Indus­ dra Decker, Russell. Annabelle' and if you care to waste time on them, for they have little that is reason­ Card of Tluujka—Jfc’e >r|»h to ttyink try. Don't dream of soma Hsrcuhw Dayton Friend Wpre visitors during j QuK qalm Deed?. ■ the singers lor .the beautiful sones. able as, a basis for. their skepticism. There 'not in this cdiintry coming to gifs »Ou o lift. Lot no vis­ the month. .Murtha M. Cobk lo Lena Fincham,1 , our friends tor . the beautiful flowers take. It contains no opjjun or other ■ ot• ”»» BjrcoU ■«attended Ion haunt you of some one convaajspk v “ —,— the nor in Europe a single great man who openly proclainis his in­ J acr*. section ft, Hastings; fl.tO. und all those who so klijdly assisted narcotic, ft always curat For sale _ J,icoi> Jlo/Imnn <nnd Wife, to Ella I I, d,U>. M WTl„, ,o„ . UW. M Chrl.,m.. (rj. by all dealer/,—AdV, ' fidelity or. agnosticism;—such a man for instance as: was Ingersoll, Mary 1 us during our recent bereavement. DU «u, > u»n- Spencer, Teacher. ---------C. Eggleston, KO acres, s«n...vii SC,' ,100.«». »Uh ! Jesse Warner and Family. Baltimore; St.00. , Thoinas Paine. Reiian or Voltaire. |-4dv. • . iunkkii advb. Ella C. Eggleston to Jacob Hoff- “*lI10nJWWKll VAXT ADVB.-PAX. SIGNIFICANT SIGNS OF THE TIMES. PIKE 6 DAMON Jewelefa—Optictan* wurr On tlic contrary, despite the fact thSf irksome quarters it is . claimed that the church is declining in influence and power the fact K I'e'ftftttis that the prihciples taught by the Master were never so wiffeiy acCepted, and recognized as the necessary.basis for an cn-| during;'ci01izatidn as right now. Tjnari never was a time' when rxr. men •><> reajlily ^sifcHtcd to the r^aiti^l Jrutiis of £hi}s|unity. nor when tnerc was so mucn of real Cliristianfty lived and practiced iji tijr.public Jiff, 0)c buyn^is life apd ui^haicvery <hv -Ijip of (fie people. Tfitre wa- never ->• much fraternity* and brotherhexxi taught aiMjlAdtlj:anrflneverwide krrcteghhuii qf thriclainis of human need upon ll»e,jiolp of tfiosf ablc.^Q ^iv^iitas there is now; and that because if'i^VnrttirtgTcrtfc ah httcp'tdA truth that man is his brother's keeper in a very real sense. zbrms I liiti Kt. : >• She largest Statement .'' And the talk about “the decline of the church" is largely talk. . TJu- Christian church is not declining. It is growing. It is being stripped of things that have hindered its progress along right lines, end ii gaining'Strength, power and equipment for the best and •mOst-useful'work-for mankind. Outside the chtlrdi.,,ainong peo­ ple; who'often seem quite indifferent to the Church, there is a recognition Of the daims uf Christianity upon'th‘6 lives of men such as never.before ha> been known. &>er Made by the . People used to dismiss the .claim of Christ upon their Jiearts and lives by saying: “I don't belong lo the church; I make no pro­ fession of ChristiagitAricUMC-lhDMgia there-was.no obligation upon a man to lead a Christian 'life 'unless/lie processed Christianity and belonged ta.^xlij^cli^.^lic wropg i|(-jfuch a;position is apparent and concedetr now. 'rtefe is no owligation resting’upon a member K ol $ Christian church tv live and Im such A-'nian as the Master would have him that does not rest eqquJ^H upon the nun-church member. The aoniincmber is no mure exempt, and has no more right to be MftWtf to';€hHst. than the dmreb-m'etnhcr. flic worluis ruining to see that Christ has a right tu the al- nce of 'every man ; a claim -opon his-life. And that vision of Idual duty is leading to a remarkable change in the attitude cn Aojvard Chpafs program for humanity. That i|ic Spirit of is<at M'ork outside of. as well inside, the churches in bringlie WOrfd.piio a great Brotherhood must bo apparent. The it is coming into his o«yn. The indications point to a world­ movement, among all classes atid peoples, toward Christianity. CiKuuiuukulluu. CO. REPUBLICAN CLUB«.». Urvai Demand (or Ttck‘1* to Thl- for thu damage done by lightning to Hamjuct. Sen. Wni. M. Smith I >*'c jfcwnth Day Adventist church ■« tw. Ijn,l otvrplv at Carlton Center, on ** July 1. |»U. 1 .l.h to publish Ole folTh< annual banquet of the Clinton | lowing bill thut woa rendered the Co.: County RnpubUcan Club will bo held A w- »< m«ry. six flays work.. SU.OO •t Sl Johw* on Friday evening.' Feb.Lh?ur* »vk-... Alary IS. Great preparations have;R17 hours work... been made to make this th* banner' i^n Homing, 6 H days work Wwiuet of th* year. Furm-r Speak- J^ruling. 12 hour. work.. or at th* National House of llepre- £■ J,1 Fl' mlng. 1 day with tram 4»ntaUv<s -L’ncle Joe" Cannon will j g**“ •••••••• ................... : speak on "Forty Years in the L'nlu-d ■ «• ‘ material ..— «"----- -—• '’—to 8cnWh<-n this bill was jiald John and >n "Re- 'J- n- Smith were dbrutlalled because un Jos- i1 ,l“*1 n°l <*Mvwcd them the oamc ua Ublk-an Duly." Congrewmai npOrtunt' >,r- tX-n.ery, so I' paid them Sl.ZS ih W. Fordney on "Some Inij tder J from my own pocket to make their (ioiul Matter*." Al.xantl 1-^va. vsamauie .->r governor ‘ «»"•« th*' same as Mr. Uf mon o. »o ;mbllcan Fotlcira" Hon. John Q-1 •*»< '"F 1,1,1 »«’•••’* ’5 JS> lieutenant governor, pn /"Soimllcspeetfully. k /k'''c4'^ " '. ■ .E~ ^Wlng* governor, on Sellout Report. Following Is the report (or the Met and I he demand fj* then. 1‘"7^.^ “T ,nc ,nv,lu* enuing -anbeen gri-ulcr than ev?r fuiorc hr . ' ——• hlotj.ry of lite Club- 4 Dcoptluu . - ^Mm’icr <h>ya taasbt. SI. m- tendered the sneakers u( the , Totul attendance. J»I1,1.10 Club - from i Io i o'clock., tlu!|r altcndimcc. 11 li-31. etoti- officers hgve been Invited i Number lioys cnullcd. 6. prceent. State Senator William Number girU enrolled. 7. gniltb will act as tMotumoicr. Tvlal enrollment, 12. . . T-. I'yrccntusv of pttpn^anec. 95. ar»... ««« I Young, of this AteSX.i'S atty. hM|W<i> tardy. J.WXT-X- WiM.’®1 1 ird rim n-publlcan' on. during tiw mtuHb i'u|M »84hi. d tlic urnnteara. lr is 'Mr* kKtlWT *• »>wT ftluo he.iMity. The j usd toMtafl to know that aon»« onr » |M hJ /fastings City gank The church member Ips ainipij! said joking the church: “I rccogqjzc Christ's claipt ffpon m\‘4ifc.” Tlicrc;is no' nujrc- obligation resting ti|>on him to five aCWstian life than there is njiun the man y’ho never darkens BANQUET OF CLINTON G'4fc In compliance with the request of the State Banking Commissioner we furnish each year a number of complete statements. The Hastings City Bank for this month’s report has been able, through their splendid growth dur­ ing the past few weeks, to give to the public the LARG­ EST REPORT they have ever given? 1 She Condensed Statements Resources. liabilities. Loam and Discounts , , . $366,337.33 Bonds and Mortgages , , . 186.444.00 Banking Housi and Fixtons 61.000.00 Ottlli Rail Estate. . . . . . . . . . 2,200.00 Cull and Dui from Banks . II5.7MI Capital Slock 75.000.00 Surplus ......... 25.000.00 Undivided Profits .... 24,992.75 Castiiar's Checks Outetaading 17.15 4 721.71r.60 W .Pi iJli - Ur �Rimply beesHM an .1919. -------- — ... lo fertile 4s AW, f*IU« the chirk* tr> 41* in the mutiry, rwyonded to GOOD ROADS POOD OF COW TESTING CLUB Many UMslantlfio Dairyman Ralylna THE PARK & POLLARD CO.'S dky-mamh Cp.D. HMtW. Mieh. yielding a profit, but the unacientltlc Mlllir & BarrlsForaltsra co. circumstances, but by her peralatent efforts nnd UNDERTAKING AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS wd Embalmer olwayi in atttudapce PHONE. S3* OR. 3S7 deny that she has bcm tho means for furnishing cash fpr pin money on m<ny farms In the country, hut all JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER WILSON FAVORS GOOD ROADS PiMldent-Clect Voices Belief In Win­ dom of National Improvement by plete Statistics compiled by ihe UnitMeans of Communication. Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 17a HASTINGS, MICHIGAN rd Rtatre government show ua that these hens hare rolled up the enor­ President-elect Wilton In many pub­ mous annual wealth, of over n billion dollars. Three products exceed the--------------------------lic addresses has.... vol^.... ted his—belief In combined output of nil the gold nnd the wisdom ot aatloi.ul Improvement stop to think that this Is done by ...m hens that do not lay on nn average Of HcutKrty of roads, to which lie speclfl- FIRB INSURANCE LU H. PRYOR WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Wa pty you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL EVATORS. We buy and tel! on ■ LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of bottness at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bron. V*lt«aCo. ifetias. nm57 RiftMi Order Our Drays 'When you have any moving to be ~done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFCT CO [JBRARY pMPS See Them. Allsortjofelectrlcil work All Work Guaranteed of Tlianksgivlng Poultry. The spoilage of dressed poultry during tho unseasonably warm weather preceding Thanksgiving day. according to the specialist* In the De­ partment of Agriculture was unpre­ cedented. All over tbo country, market reports around Thanksgiving told ono talc, somewhat as follows: "Block on sale and coming mistly In poor condition." "Only a small percentage ot tho receipts perfectly sound." "A large amount is unfit for food and te being condemned by the health officera." In view of the scarcity of meat foods and tholr high prices, speclalIng poultry supply such a universal WtWto os hng )akch as nJrnOtt a univrriat calamity. 'Htby Ate. there­ fore, urging poultry packers to han­ dle their goods along the line sug­ gested by the Department through Its bulletins and through Its poultry Christmas time, Tho value of poul­ try destroyed In Now York City by the Board 9t Health around Thanks­ giving amounted to more than $109.­ 000, and thia, it Is stated. Is but little wlu>n .comnarqd wttli the quantitlM wtfli? dfiircre YsfdMd iy their own Irfliativc.-, Many torsi ot there produetii went Ho Ute fertiliser pile or crematory. . Tjtc, speelnUstn are pasi! tIVn tfifit hot a' single, pound of this poultry would Jiavn been wasted If the shippers and handlers had fol­ low proper methods of chilling, dressing, storing nnd handling of poultry. could be raised to even half of what some of our brat bred hens are doIng? We arc gettlnx a good many hens that arc laying two hundred esga per year. Ho you see It wo could Improve our general farm flocks os to raise the average to about Increase would result In tho money products of our forms and villages! Nearly a billion dollars more cash. It certainly looks like It was worth working for. The scarcity of. and consequent high prices for, beef and pork has led many to turn their eyes to poul­ try products as a means ot supplying their tables with even more whole­ some foodA which In turn tuu made ’these products bring good prices no matter how much Is produced. It has been demonstrated'time and again that no part bt the-farm work pays so well for the time and moneyspent upon It ns docs the poultry when Judiciously managed. It hn« been found that the scrub hen with but little care will pay a profit. How much belter, then, must p good hen onlng person will be willing to go back to the scrub-hen after handling the good ones for two'or three years. If they laid no more eggs, they are so much plcagahter to handle that We would Hither, keep them for that reason nlone. , With thw advent'nt good thoroughbred' atofk. many farmers' wives and daughters h.t-.r become Interested In tho cato of poultry, largely on account of the beauty of a uniform flock. Then, as they Ibund the profits coming In. they became fixtures In that line of bustnew. Most women are well qualified for the work, because they are ac­ more for the production of meat nnd customed to looking after details nnd tho poultry business Is one continu­ ous round of llttlq things. What tho poultryman aimed for show rec­ ords. and while they no doubt gained their point, they at the same time ly on the Individual and local condi­ ruined their stamina and thrift of tions and surroundings. Rome places tho hen for commercial purposes. are Ideally located for n largo flock Today It la different. Utility has of leghorns where they can have un­ taken a front seat, sad all breeds are limited range and there la nothing bred up to conform with the Ideas of that they cap harm In their foraging. Other place* where gardening la car­ tho market poultryman. No successful poultry plant was ried on to a considerable extent the •ver established with mongrel stock. heavier or general purpose breeds FOUI/TRY. GAIAEY TWO ............... •Dunghill ■ fowls like .Incompetent la­ bor, are hot worth having around. Thoroughbred fowls like skilled la- yarded nr confined to limited mwtn »>or are sure to create a profit for the they will harm growing vegetables. farm. t Then. too. such breeds produce much more nnd better market poultry If commonsenre, and less doctor- whan that part of It la considered. 'ng were applied to ailing hen*. there There la no question about good would bo ' Ifas spread of contagion. poultry paying well upon the farm, When hens are busy they are ns a and it Is for each. Individual farmer rule healthy. Nip a cold In the bud. to decide what kind suited to hls nerds. the ■trlct- city, on that occaslou saying among — • other things: "A nation is bound together by Its means ot communication; and Its means ot communication create Its th ought “We must more and more engage the government In providing tho gen­ era! facilities of the common life. There is no breach In that of any of out oMer understandings ot tho functions of government. We have never doubted that the government had the right to supply these facilities which private endeavor has never been expected to supply. Therefore wo are not upon a now ground ot theory; we are merely upon a naw ground of tactics. “Tho question of highways is one of tho few great Instrumentalities of our public and our communal life with which the government Is of necessity connected. I see that wo must do what we have been backward In doing as compared with other nations. "I tell you frankly my Interest In good roads Is not merely an Interest in the pleasure of riding in automo­ biles. It Is not merely an Interest in the much , more Important matter of affording farmers if this country'and residents In villages means ot ready access to such neighboring markets as they need tor economic benefit, but it is also the interest In weaving as complicated and elaborate a net of neighborhood and state and national opinion together as It Is possible to weave. It ia of the most fundamental Importance timt tho United States edmonds nnoH.. Th? PARK S POLLARD feeds Hastings, mutt. CREHK STREET. The Helping 'Hand Society mot at Mr. and Mrs. C. P.* Illdrimun and Mr«. Annie Ititsm.-in'x Wodneoday of Mr. ami Mrs. It Winslow spent Run- SILAGE FOR YOUNG ANIMALS It Has Very Beneficial Effect Upon Quito a number from this neigh-' System In Keeping Digestive hnrhood nltended the U A. -R. at Ram-| lly Wednesday and Thursday. Organa in Condition. . u<4 (lelgor’a Thursday. « , Do you begin to cough at night jnst Vha». nidelman. Jr., spent Bunday when you hope to sleep? Do you have a tlekllng throat that keeps you Silage plays a very ImportaatTdle with frlcnds.ln Nashville. Mr. and Mra. Schoonnmaker nnd awake? Just take Foley's Honsy and tn the most economical and efficient granddaughter nf llonnrd City nnd' Tar Compound. It will check the ration for young, growing dairy ani­ D. C. Warner and wife of Dowling I 1 cough and Mop the tickling soosatlon mals. stales a recent bulletin from the called at Mra. 11. Houghlulln's Fri­ ! st once. Does not upset the stomach. Iowa station. It has a very bene­ day. sont Arthur K. Mulholland.—Adv. Mra. Martha Gamble ficial effect upon the system in keep­ | BANNER WANT ADVR. PAY. ing tbo digestive organs Is the best Malle Ix-wls spent Frida Condition and as an aid' In developing Dldelman’s. largo dlieRive' capacity. In attaining this but effect it Is ma.terialiy aided by alfalfa dr clover hay. ISummer SELL Resort FARMS,Property HOMES, and the animals after the end of the first year. A good winter ration for year­ ling dairy heifers Ip corn silage, fif­ teen to twenty pounds, alfalfa or clover hay, eight to ten pounds grain mixture consisting of equal parts com. oat* and bran, two pounds. Businesses, No Matter Where Located. Comfort for Night Workers. I am very highly pleased at the manner in which the farmers and floor is arranged for tho use of thoso , ,_ , , , who work at night and sleep during other property owners of Barry County have responded to my recent the day. The “Sleepy Sixteenth." as advertisements • • appearing ... in the BANNER. AGAIN I THANK YOU. the floor Is nicknamed, le run on an Inverted time table, with a separate With such hearty co-oi>eration as I haw received we will soon staff, and its own restaurant, lift and:'build up a Real Estate business second to none in the state. There is telephone service. No one sleeping on th la s floor Is celled, except under spa-.no other one business more closely allied with .the future welfare of dal orders, until late in the day. {every projierty owner, than an up-to-date hustling Real Estate Agency. I am only cne block west of the Postoflicc. Come down and see Fo’mutual bench, lei'. Kot betler aaiuatalnl. want to list and sell YOUR property. FEED FOR COWS IN PASTURE should think In big places, should think together, should think ultimately as a whole, and 1 feel in* my enthusi­ asm for good roads aomethlng of the old oppoaitlon that there always has been in me to any kind of sectional feeling. “1 believe that It la the proper func- 6 Single Comb White Leghohn Cock­ erels, Youngs’ Strain 3 Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels aUy dairy herd decreased in body Is certainly the most extravagant weight during the two weeks follow- method that could be punned, Vya a writer In the Ortrnge Judd Farmer. It Cure. Tho amount of shrinkage va- requires weeks, or possibly months, to when aluahy. uae good Judgment In 3 Sicilian Buttercup Cockerels be no difficulty to got pay. 1 Pair Buff Cochin Bantams Measure by Mudholes. A little boy. spending the summer In tho country, dictated thia letter to hls As a chain Is no stronger than its road la no better REAL ESTATE ANO INVESTMENT BROKER Horth Broadw,y. phon. 472. Monday, January 26th COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP LIVE STOCK ' ’ TOOLS Bay mare, 8 years old, weight 1400 lbs. Spring tooth drag. Brown geldikg, 13 years old, weight 1000 lbs. Chanjpion Mower. Cow, fresh in March, 3 years old. Gale horse rake. Calf, 3 months old. Yearling heifer. Brood sow, weight 200 lbs. 11-hoe grain drill. \ Two single buggies. Shoal, weight 200 lbs. Six pigs, weight 50 lbs. each. Pair of Bobs. Fanning mill. - 40 hens. 3 good cats. Iron tank heater. HAY AND GRAIN Scoop shovel. Grind stone. ; tons of good mixed hay. Set of work harness. 200 bundles of corn fodder. 200 baskets of corn. Ndw single harness. 40 bushels of oats. ' 2 baskets of seed corn. to bushels potatoes. 150 lbs. of flour. TOOLS Wide tire wagon, 3-inch tire. Low down wagon, 4-inch tire. * Double cultivator, spring tooth. 5-tooth cultivator. No. 110 Gale Plow', steel beam. •w Old single harness. Cream separator. 25-gallon ineat jar. 6-gallon meat jar. 5-gallon churn. Two cider barrels. Log chain. Ox yoke. Other articles not mentioned. TE*D|1C° AH sums of $5 and under cash. Over that I Kssllnw« amount 6 moths time-will be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No property to be removed until settled for. JACOB FELDER) PETER FELDER I Proprietors COL. ROSS BURDICK Huttop, WdL out on the Uka yesterday. I ' AUCTION SALE FOR SALE M. W. Hicks seated It has been estimated that ten years In a cow testing association : ought to bring all tho cows up to near­ ly 290 pounds of butter-fat per year. |, THAT'S MY BUSINESS Cows that are turned Into early nerpentairo of atone chinks as will hens. But much depends upon the spring pasture are benefited greatly If fed as much hay and silage as they wiu eat, is uie opinion or rrorcssor u. .... .. C. Humphrey of the college of Wl JJ® about chLralterti mid»t of tha hatch: tome hens Impart culture ortho University of WUconsln. v! Ha give, the following advice to dairy-. “f’J c !° extended, so carried everywhere to eggs and many more things arc ant I the fanner as to build up by tho aid Both Spring pasture has a stimulating ofof the government this thing that feet on milk and butter fat production, feeds ua. and ought to continue to feed and ths amount of milk and butter fat is increased quite appreciably even though a decrease In llvo weight may tho United States Is doing, you must oocur. Thia increase In production la immediately Increase the facilities of greater where hay and silage are fed the United States for handling what than where pasture alone constitutes the feed. When oows are withheld cannot rationally Increase the prosper­ from grass until It becomes very good ity of thia country, Without increasing they may refuse hay and silage, but the road facilities of this country." oidlnarily It Ja beiloTSd to be the beat plan to supplement early spring,pas­ Working Dirt Roads. ture with bay and silage In such quantitles as cattle will eat Loaaes In ------------ --------------------------- live weight which occur during the public highways. Why not usu the spring paalure aeaaoa have to bo made common road drag on the country dirt up later, and usually at tho expense of roads? To allow, as is often done, an production and ths interests ot the earth road to be cut up in a horrible mar. I manner, without the use ot the drag During a period of nine years it' In tho proper time, then get hard and 2 White Orpington Cockerels leas money, but the question for the poultryman to deride ii'*Wh.-it feeds will give m<- the eggs at fA* ewi ner ibissn." $59.04. and from the pooreit cow lu --.I. U__l .k. •There ooght to be a law against, aviation," said the humane citizen, i “There Is one." replied tho cold-blood­ ed man. "The law of gravitation ia contlnull, u>lM.rl„ .IU> IV- Mllifactary as preventative measures. Nowhere more than In tho poultry tai«lnea« does that old adage apply: "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." 3 Anconia Cockerels The average profit from the beat cow The undenltned will tell et tuctlon it the old Felder piece, 3 miles north and V4 mUa west of Pralriavllla, Mie to take place on Early Pasture Has Stimulating Effect on Milk end Butter Production you will nearly always find • pack­ age of HABVELL'8 CONDITION POWDER. It le a purely medicinal Eowder, not a food, nnd Its effect on vs slock Is to purify the blood, regu­ late the bowels, improve the cplrits and make the coat smooth and glossy. Price 36 cents per package. Bold by may be cited the record ot the work of cow-testing associations in opera tkm In the (tale ot Iowa since Iku* ■ftie bfst cow of the 688 tested re­ turned a trofU of |104.*7, while the in ,own- An Improved Public Highway. a fine animal and a fine horn ' They have demonstrated lliat <-pt ctding. f.-altuT-pulling, going broody, getting over-fat. and “going light" may lw —ami are —largely overcome by the use of their fcqbi. Tiicre pointe are given constant and cprfful < omk1i ration by tlietn, and the requirements followed out, reganlleM of Ute coal of the- propet materials. A fluctuating grain market does not mean that higlrpra-td ingredi­ ents nccmaory to the proper Unlam-ing uf the feels will t>e left .»it U the mixtures “ Lay or Bust" will ipve you lite results you an- looking nightfall. ■Isstrlslan. While It must be admitted that no incubator Is able to do as good work ords of yield acid Income, keeps ou until ho han hla eyes opened by the progress of his neighbor, who may have Joined a cow-testing association As Illustrative of the difference lu Breakfast to served In the afternoon and the other meals are put back to | GEO. VAN TIFFLIN Map, IiIuch A Utkn 1.1. U extensive study of [xiultry feeding covrtiag s given them a knowledge.of the hen's likes —. requirements to prudure the maximum number of <W, the fertility nf 'L2____ 1__ .1— k«l<l. In hi.,I. Auctioneer Mo an' . BANNER JOHN �n, uMjfg ft;B,* STATEMENT The Modem Gnsefthi j,, Alfred Son, Grand Rapids, Midh, r“nV*“* krfam’s TaM PamhuiUt, Sti H,9M.9C ftr U. AUI'U ..... Eastern Avenue, near Burton St. Che firm Is composed of Alf(<<l nnah senior member and George Hannah, his son. They have been HHTERKATIONAL BUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON hear qucstlonabto language, oboerva, RURAL RAIL CARRIERS rt mannish conduct, und acc unrefined MEET HERE ON f». 23 (to say tha leaat) taste In dress on the part of women? Barely sensitive, sen­ sible. saintly women must shrink IT'S >G are ia doubt M ire you want to get re have tiwaraaM •old for. BESSMEft BROS. HAJBTINOB, MlOH. PHONB IQ3 tho dlaclples to gathvr the fragments; f, that nothing be loot. We might thus | (peak of the passages that make up our present Iwaon, not meaning that I they are un.lmpoftaiil passages, but i merely that they are disconnected ■ pasoagvs. Gold U precious, whether'; It la In small or large quantities; I, IH-ath oi Mrs. Anna M. Ecjlrehymcr. Huddcn and unexpected death early Hunday morning took Mrs. Anna M. Ecyleahyraer. at the home of her son. A. F. Ecyleshymet. 1101 Bycamota BL, Nile*, Jun. 4. 1014. Deceased WU 72 years of age and the widow of D. C. Eycleshymer. Al thia lime death was Wholly un­ looked for, although for seine lime she had bcm troubled with a compli­ cation of diseases. Mrs. Kcyloshymer was born in Cambridge, N. Y-, Aug. :t. 1142 and In 1R6R was married to David C. 'Ecyloshymcr al Buskfrk* Bridge. N. Y. In tho catly Ifi thay came to Michigan and located at Has­ tings where'the best pbrt of. tbetr lives was spent In raising a family of five children. In they removed to Mlles, Mr. Ecyhshymcr dying there on Juno 14, 1009, at 7*9 Regent FARMS FOR SALE Money to Loan on Real Estate Now la the time to buy farm land. Lot ua hear from you before you buy. Ezra Morehouse <9 Co., Ezra Morehouse will ba kt Heatings Saturdays, Dolton Mondays. A Good Dependable Hot Water Bag is not only a luxury but a necessity. Tho relief and oomlort it gives in sickness is worth many times tho cost. But when you buy a Hot Water Bag you should get one of our guaranteed kind, they coot no more and we guarantee to give you a eumlwrcd about It. The joy of wrvinfc was l|.nt in h>r distraction about it. 1‘crhups vrldc had som-thlni: to do with It- Flu would take Mary away from her Lord. leave Him alum-, •nd make Mary <erve. Jssus com- year's wear out ol every one of them. Wo have them in ell sizes for every pur­ pose. Not only do we' excel in Water Bags but we have a moot complete line ot Rubber Goods ot every description. "To every baby" who has its first photos taken at my Studio, I will give a Souvenir, a keepsake that will last a lifetime. No matter bow old your child ia, so it is its first Photograph. (Post Cards are not photographs.) To get my work into every home, I will give free with every order for Cabinet Pictures one handsome 10x12 enlargement, this is something you will appre­ ciate. a Check what you need and we can supply >avcs. Lu Us emphasise this truth. Once revest Christ will work In us to ourform good work* fl'hll. 2:12). We must not say that the life of Jesus Christ wus un rxamplc for tis to be saved by. He was not In need of be­ ing saved ills life Is an example to from a aceno uf judgment, when Christ judgii* the tlvlnt Nations, be­ fore the ml lie tri urn,' J at Hit* coming, according to th>ir treatment of His “bJuthTcn.” Israel. w,,- r Fur 10 years-she was also active la W. C. T. V. work. Fttnerel aervlcea Were held at till Fycainore street. Tuesday, Jan. 0. at 1 o'clock p. tn. itev. M. A. Wright per­ formed tho last nd rltca tor tbU toc- tiOVTH BOWXK. Mra, Walter Wallace Was In Grand Rapid* Tu'.ndny. Mra. Bimon I’cmfet returned Mon­ day from l>nlining Where aho had X7:3&). Y<>u would haVa enjoyed be* been assisting In the care Of her little Ins with Him on these praaeUng tours? Then It would bo easier to believe? Look at there peopfc who SO cents on your photos, or count IS for your dozen Nursing Boole. Infant Syringes Nipples Ear end Ulcer Syringes Robber Olovas ' Family Syringes Tubing loe Bags \ Medicine Wrappers All of the bolt quality and at right prices. To those who will cut out this ad. and bring or mail it to me within 30 days, I will give a discount of you. Fountain Syringes Obtwsry. iltrtrtt bom in.Or. L A4U»uUQo.. Ohio. Carveth © Stebbins uwu ■■ re e w , wu * Head 1 Wtor 1:1. Mary Magdalene Ja the most prominent of-thu women mentioned hero. See. for other refereacea to h<r ML 27:M. >1: nil: Nk. !•:•: Lk. 24:10: John I.II. . He mlnlgtetod to their need*, OVER Wtam STORE and they miniatured to Him of ihclr subatancc. llcfo we I tarn how His physical needs were met during HI* ministry. -HIM love mlatafeiwd to autu, and tifiiir lave tnjnliu<r*d. 6«ylin tlja EywllhtJuliu Mishler ano Im. Judas, the enemy, bare the An authority stalos that it la wall to g; but lib* friends tilled IL What er amj family und um tho ej-M as much aa *~ Kntpacciislon! He who made qh<| wlf« of Loa el! \ u looking at thlnis far i ftlre all things, became poor, aqd ate William MishRr an_________ clouds, tbs «hy. dlstsat trs and drank what was l-nnldsd Kim. Th* -Q" |n trim NlRM He auwud unto ibaut *|>lrliuil lhlv:>'. •Sts msy te often vary l» It to a pity on ---- ----Joels Of phaomttoa. ML.,., drop ths Irish 0, tor I water Is especially useful to strengthaobllity that to th* M n Ub bye* n« t-revoat eboruW*says Raw 1 of out be»l Dutch .fs York camp hero uith but, iber^ ft noi a ffi Harshbarger Studio gc '■'A- .» Hl �.... I""1.' W IMfM Ml M MHlin reports wen lint published in oral prsoa there has been no ig bach. Hastmn evidence eonin. »W-btitor sUH— It has been our custom since we have been in the seed business to buy none but the BEST SEEDS GROWN, and this yeah is no exception to the rule. No better seeds can be obtained in the United XiliMviX TivSV^iKw’ui thq Irvlqg village school district No. ".’•as »■;» A MOD) , SANl States than our ,'tT . ana discomfort preventive. Sfik^SSS Badger Brand Alsike Clover LATER TESTIMONY. weM: "I am always ready i nnd Doan's Kidney PUto. about them before still move that old-style trap affair and re­ place li w|i* a . holds b uoiltalO* Doan's Kidney Pilis." . i.JTor sale by all UtAlcra. Price 60 cenla Fdotar-Mllburn Co., Buffale, New York. m!o ■gents for the United much. with 'terrible disaster wltW'terrible n F. A. BROWN & CO. 0,rrB“U, fiW. East of Postoffice Phono 126 - tag undergone an operation. In fabt, eomo time ago ah Australian Hatting* ' Tho educational speech given Tuas- attorney. Henry Leftor. nailed from Hady evening at the school house in Irving wu wtll received.' In tact, a fairly, good aiacd crowd of patrons .of District Nd. il were In attendance lo hear the Ann message brought to BanFYanclBco fbr Ja*. the East In­ dies, after searching through the Ubtted atalas for the lineal descendants at the Webber and Anneke Jana fam­ ilies. Mrs. Cornelia Kennedy of Irv­ ing claims tho honor of being des­ eended from 'the stock of those anerators who In their day held title to office only by surmeuhtlng many dlf- many ocrea «f what M now the heart OculUes. To any that tho speech was Coffee to al the COWEE RANCH on well received le to exprtM it mildly. of tho great metropolitan city of New York and their land comprised what Jefferson atreoL If.yoiLhjtvan'1 tried u .Frank Damoth coiUempaiea ,n trip td Potdakdy und Harttor ffprtng* some time ‘after January X»th. We untter- certain stipulations In the will of An■tand that Mr. Damoth will look Into weke Jans which related to the time conditions existing In these two cities of division of this vast estate and the at northern Michigan as regards their manner of parceling It out which Mra. being favorable for (work at thu car­ Kennedy does not recall at this time, 210 Jefferson Si. Hastings, Mich. penter trade. Should tho conditions although she has In her possession a found there be of such a nature that copy of the iwlll. "Her many friends would wish to t>e able to Bee her come l*to posacsslon Of lhe part of thta es­ painting then Mr? Damoth expects to tate which would be her share when the property shall hero been divided. M Qoorgo Willtaon'i Sorge ere planning to attend the Corpelk keapady arrived at Tliorrtapple-Irvlng Sunday School iton ennui-har.homc in ibs.flltago Thursday af- Convention at the Baptist church In burled tho twelfth In Leighton c«i Mlddfcvllle Bunday, Jan. 2Sth. Sun­ •■Ugh ten besides a mothdr —._____ _ _ ______________________ -TUo ds. day ffchool sevlces will be held at Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCann left the-Irving M. B. church In this vilhr. Mv«ral brothers nnd sisters. Saturday for an extended visit In AlHrc to go to the convention at Mid­ Hiu.ina uiw w»to-iv s-rarm vwr in -i a’ „'Ji dleville may do 00. It being deemed I Mal?y fogsXrobcfrfg hauled Hit* the best to keep the church open at Irv­ r. and Mra. Robert Hmlth and two m<n y„-• rj -1 Oak street. John M. ing •undajr.to care for tho needs and best Interests of tho children of- this Iren are visiting Mr*. Hmlth’s sis-1 Kw startsI i community. -•ter ut Muir. iIng n< tt a thrlvln thriving saw mill buslnrts. Some arc planning to attend thu Miss Edith Jacksort has. had,-to Many were able to? uilllZQ tho slefgft- automobile show In Grand Rapids dose her achool aepdiu thla.tlmu un tng- JaXi-weck- oo that tbs logs could February »-14. both dates Inclusive. account of scarlet lavar. Mr. Fish- be t>e nanaiea handled n.. most eMlly. »—• • H. «• 1. VM rnado happy Among the number who expect to at­ at's son camo down In sohQoF with . David tend are to be mentioned Charles hnd the draad disease.'-Thli fs' the third Saturday byf a visit- from .■«■<> »» hla brother. f. .... ------w T> Earl Wilcox. time Miss Jackson hu«*had to close I Thuniaa Lake, #>f -Fulton, hero school. Twice tor diphtheria. Thinking that hls brother. .....David JAkOwSUU resided at Hustings, Thomturned from-Long Droch. Caltfe.--Jnit u lak« stopped off at HaMings, but learning that hls brother was a real- deemed . Mrs. Addle Wc-lfer of.fcoA’ liorlanf Afttf'ur&rrtngi hW / niSnagcd to Mlckel nt In teiophono communication with . Colored^ ia visiting rvlatlvoa and David who met Thomas nt Mlddlevlllo । her wc wcatne friends in this vicinity. ., . MUTT AND JEFF send uf Cllnion county, and who-to a AGREE aolf-niade ’ man ,ha,ving com* to hla Coffee Ranch ’ "" ' ■sa ’“i1* T sufe’r-; « FREEPORT. _________ ,rffi«f»« funeral Jt>t Wm. Thlcdo aye; Mra. ably and pleasantly spent recalling Emma Helmnllkr and Samuel Thlcde many of their boyhood reriflnlicences. of Cleveland Ohio. Mrs. Martt Hcohr David's brother. Thomas Like, has a family of five children and is In charge of the gas plant ut Fulton, N. Smith. For some time past reports have been going tho rounds of tha press that a twenty nilUI on' dollar estate awaited heirs of the Webber and Ancase of chronic catutlpatlon I ever tickc Jans famtile* In Holland. Thta know of, nnd Chataberlaln's Tablets report is of Interest to people In this enfed mo." writes «. Fish, ■Brook- vicinity owing to the .fact that /> real­ lyn, Mich. For'atuo by all tfealur».-L I dent <>f our village Is a direct descend­ Adv. I ent of thq above mentioned families. ■I -....... ' in ..to ■■ ► ► ► New Spring Seeds Arrived Into the A baby boy came Saturday morning to make hls headquarters with Mr. and Mrs. H A. Rclglcr. • Charley Hmcllcer was’In Hasting* Grown in Wisconsin and from the 1918 crop.— 94 PER CENT GERMINATION 99.06 PER CENT PURITY. Badger Brand Red Clover Grown in Wisconsin and from the 1913 crop.— 94 PER CENT GERMINATION. 99.50 PER CENT PURITY. If you are expecting to use seeds of any sort, we have the same HIGH GRADE in every kind, and would be pleased to fill your order. E.DMONDS BROS n’snias. A. E. Wynn commenced re- church iwero held In the morning Sunday. Instead of In the evening an usual, because of revival service* al Sebewa Comet* Tho twin brothers Milton und W. A. McClelland who recently returned from Colorado are boardins at Peter Knapp's and will stay here until •Prtng. . . Geo. Triphugcn attend' d the bean jobbers convention ut Detroit last call, olrr -What? With tho hand hoarieiu-u, tickling throat and cough­ ing. begin promptly the use of Foley's I'm holding! Not on your picture pootall" cold, and stops the cough which caus­ es loss of sleep and lowers the vital BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. ANNUAL TAX SALE. 8TATB OF M1CUIOAN J ot Borrr In Cksncery la.v'i.r.HW: 18 fs h is Mra. Mannahy and Mrs Floyd Bal«ci of lensing visited trlsads and rel­ atives herr lut week. I Dt. G. W. Snyder uf Milliken was hers Monday on business. -. Mrs. A. E. Lawn-nee of Mulliken = ------- .her _ sister, . Wusslnk visited Thursday. J. H. Palmer w_-------- ---------- ™----week attending the meeting ot the board of supervisors Myo. E. lialbjduy wan .at.I-analnK Friday to visit her brother Who wan injuied at Grand Ledge by falling backwanLfrom a alelgh while unload­ ing grain. He struck hls head on the ^dewulk Injuring him sev Was taken lo a hospital at s? snr-.;:. st chancery, Iholr <H>- l.cr»«. on Inn at It matting* THE SALES OF‘‘SUNSHINE FLOUR” -I,--, ,,, The ssloa of Sunshine Flour have more than doubled ip the last month. Ther»is a reason for it too. People are not slow to take advantage ot a bargain sale when their attention ia drawn to it. We are selling Sun­ R Hastings, Mich. Nay, Nay! A young gambler had j«(t asked her Intelligent people realise that comto bo ■'hto'n." and tho maid popped her ! mon coIde should be trated promptly. Mrit-'U H. Hahn visited hi r son ut Grand Ledge a couple ut day* last IRVING, MICH. BOTH PHONRS am'fft.'tti'rau. isa ii ■ ia i > isiis unstamped envelop*. BANNER WANT AD VS. PAY. C. R, Watson ............................. rM»M; W. meanest win oo record wu that of an Engllihroan who left to hie wife tho sum of half a cent, or ono farthing, with tho direction that Chas. Lundquist went tu Orleans and Freeport last Tuesday on busl- The Irving General Store • The Elevator Men Phone 18 Mrs. Geo. Kart and OdeWto Friday night. ■ Mr. and Mra Uoi— .« tert al nod their grandsons, Keith and | In vlaitlng he^daughtcr Mrx. K. O. Vivian Woolnert of Oneida. Tuesday. ' Mrs. W. dllbert Is niueh better at Miller. • present. Mra. Z. F. Fog wm In Grand Itap|<to tWB ’day> loot weuk having d««Ul .WTO. Mr. und. Mrs. Ah1n Bergy of powgq wore tho ggesto Of hls parIn Grknd Hap Ids Wednesday. -nta. Mr. and Mm. Ifeter Bergy Thursday. Mrs. Peter Bergy will entertain the When it .comes to a show down wc are ri<ht there M. M. L. A. H. Thursday. AU Invited. with the goods, and price* 'that can't be beat. Quick , NORTHE.WT BVHsAND. C/tartoa Mooro was In Grand Rap­ l-Tccport. spent Thursday with Hr. action get* <he goods. . ids Sunday. and Mrs. Will Cosgrlff. . aa lb* H. & E. Granulated Sugar., Mr. and '.Mrs. Stewart Draper visitMr. Shroyer has a very Mck home. top lbs. H. & E. Granulated Sugar Dr. Ferry of Hustings Is uttendbig fain). Sunshine Flour, cwt.____ Mr. and Mrs. Thus VanOrdcr. Mr. Ixjod Shorten drives a nice now 3-5c Boxea N. T. MWAeb.—..... team now. He purchased them near and Mrs. Frank McNaughton und i lb. Arm & Hamper Soda........... .Orangeville. Misa Mary Sinclair attended a birth­ 1 Mr. Dryer’s people entertained the day party for Mr. VunOrAtFa staler TGuod Time Club" last Tuesday even­ of WebbervUlc, Monday. Bhe was VO ; Ing. Tho evening was spent with ■ music and ganiea. and all went home I feeling they hud certainly hud h'good fore their return. time. Austin McNaughton has been carry­ ing mall the i>u*t week for Frank Bunker who has been having the pleurisy. RMMMMMHmmMRWWWWWWRmMRWWVWWWW md daughter Mary have been very ill the punt the ^revival WE STAND BACK OF OUR GOODS. shine Flour st,* lower price than any other first-olass dour oo the market is sold for in order to encourage the people to try it. We know that if they try it once they will be our steady customer,. When Sunshine Flour once gets established the price is bound to come up on a level with other first-olaas flours. Try a seek at once and take your place arnosg our satisfied customers. Several o( the merchants handle iU Be sum and insist on having Sunshine. ■uokwhdat Flour I* Moving Fast, Got Your Supply NOW! F.-A. Childs 6 Co. MICHIGAN Mtos Aria Draper who hua been visiting her purentn ut Hite place, hu» returned to her work In yalfniBTou. Aim Uutiney to on the Bek list. El­ der Chumboni umlntcd In carrying mull on Itouto SILfhiturdaK ■ Those who took the civil service examination for nostinustar wcro: G. A. ffcorly. A- O. Biekforg, A. C. Parkhurst, Alfred Warner and WmWqtsoti. The examination was conauctad by Aral. p. M- UaH of Grand RapidstTio play. "Under A Spall," la now under bwdwuy and will bi presented by locuhtalciit In Fcb'y tor (he V- n< Ut of the Houlh Vowtll Grange. It H u temperance drama In tour acts und conveys u deep moral leaabn. deuUnrwith the liquor traffic- ■ iK'E ‘JS3,43MS It no pcroon will par th' gsrr«s<n.“a#a a cannot-be sold for c«l chafl b. atdrsttisr Iho came — arat.1 BTATE OF MICHIGAN Klalo r?,p««jrullr shows wa.’sicr.’a.'’.’ w«r« aaMaaad for ikiru wots rolernod ss delinq aad which leva bare n- in ot unoa Your petitioner further eh ,nd« are Included Ip "Schedule A" as aterwaiu loruMM ompetent J urtedlclloa. er have »». InltfUL ealtactloa too and «a- Bcm Cougli McdkJiw for ChQdrcn. "I am very ghd to «ay In ptakm ot Chan Jiemudy" write-a Mr MliwaUteu. Wts. ”1 yearn both f<«r my ch self- ang tl uarar fulls ■nd euro u evugh or cvld.. tamlly with cliildnrti atu'iild bo Bl?: it glvp# almost hum ease# of croup.” Cham ’■ Cougli Kcnisdy is pIcussHt lit take. wtotek to of great Uta Wliuti SCHEDULE A r »•w. �NORTH NASHVHJJE. U1 ni.uuiduu --, W, A. Vance accompanied by Wotrlng of North Castleton Thurs­ Prod Mayo of Maple Grove Thursday and Friday in Grand day. Mrs. Cooley of Chevter visited friends here Saturday. Mnanfttetey. . Mri Phlnras Wlnnns accompanied -hr her sister, Mrs. tf H. Evans, of Maple Grave, and Dr, F. F. Schilling went to Ann Arbor last Thursday to consult with Dr. PMeraon. ■ HX jtk. Ayers returned from hls visit Imildlng on Gallatin, Who la spending the winter In California, la seriously 111 with 111Mr. and Raymond, little son Mra. eVrdan -Knoll.. br>.„« —... while coasting down hill Sunday af­ ternoon. meeting nt Grand Rapids Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. Vance went to Grand Rapids Thursday. Freeland Garllnger and Mr. Torbel are al Coats Grove drawing- logs. Arthur Hk-kathorn loel a valuable •Mrs. iKtbello Cooley of Eaton Rap­ Mr. and Mra. Dart Tltmarah of Ids visited retetlveis anil friends here Hnstlnga visited Mra. T.’s paente. Mr. Friday nnd Anturday nnd her son mid Mra. Charcy Fclghnrr. tho nrat George eamn Saturday morning and spent the day. " lotte relatives. . B. F. Benner of Coats Grove called turned tn their home pic Grove spent Sunday with Mr. nnd hew cutter. nnd here l« Imping he Mrs. V. 8. Knoll. Clarence Barer of Muncie, Indiana. winter. is a guest of hls sister. .Mra. Ed. ,,Mr». M. B. Broog« went tn the But­ terworth hospital nt Grand Rapids last Friday. Her sister. Mrs. Ella Iflgbec. of Grand Rapids, who had Ansel Phillipa Sehllllng accompanied her. : Arthur Hmlth was home from the Maple Leaf Grange. Mr. Phillips [ Grand Rapids Saturday and Sunday. Installed tho officers. Mrs. Mina Howell Is getting along Miss Lcllah Barber nf limitings nttendod the Fun Club party hern last nicely after her operation. Mr. White la gaining slowly. They Friday evening -and visited nt Ed. have a nurse from Grand Rapids. Allen Mather ot near Hastings Is .' Don Marlin of Bailie Creek spending a few dfigs with CUfford Al­ the latter len and family. KAiaMO. M.iir.v.t. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Curtis and cock has disposed of hls _J Ul. Z.n. children and Mr. and Mra Bert Cot­ troll wero Bunday guests of Mr. and iiy. hls Hk prayer meeting In A large crowd wa-t In attendance at lb the Church ot Chrlgl tho oyster dinner and installation. Saturday. tho 1 farm, ok Is slowly Improving Charlotte vurited frirndg here Baturfrom at K of shingles. I day and Sunday. Mian Beulah Love of Carlisle nnd igo: he Is now Improv* Ernest Curtis of near Bellevue were quietly married at the parsonage In Kalamo Bunday. Ruby and Elwln. Ths dM JR,.—__ r the___Church of brother and sister of the bride ac­ Christ Bible School have been chosen companying them, Tha Voung couple ftupt.. I. C. Johnson; went Immediately to housekeeping on G. A. Goodmoot; Trees., tho George German farm in Bellcyue Goodmoat: Bee., Little township, wherp everything was In upt. of tho Home Rapt., readiness for them. The young couClack: Rupt. end Ass'! of pln are well and favorably known Roll Dept.. Mra. Everett here nnd we wish them a happy pros­ ■ring. perous' life. Tho Morgan school accompanied by CLEVER CORNERS. their teacher visited Theodore North­ EMERY rup and family Friday. I^-vl Curtis la In Charlotte thia Ing hla brothers at this place. The’people |n this vicinity were RUt Iilngr hls sister. Maud Dodgson nnd family. Debt Downing of Nashville lost week. Mfaui Rdaalla Miller and daughter ed tho party Saturday night at the Pauline of North Nashville spent homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlie Mapes, Bunday at R. Emery’s. report a good time. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Everett and’ babied Cleo and Cleon spent Satur­ NORTHEAST CASTLETON, day.night anil Sunday with Mr. nnd Wm. Tlunarsh nnd rnmlly spent Mra.. Robert DeCnrnp and Mra fioloI'edneaday evening With Mr. -and Mias 3*id.-i Keyes of Nashville Mra. Ernest Bahl nnd children spent ThbKday night with Miss Alltel spent Sunday with her slater Mra Lee Evertt.- . f. ’ Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Crouse of Maple Grove ; j Evidently Not. spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. The fellow who said. "One-half ot Bahl. Elmer Bolson I* spending a few days tn Battle Creek. er batt Jives,'' evidently did not exist Mr. und Mra. Frank Brown cclc- in a period of Ladles' Aid societies, rbrnted their golden wedding last Sat­ urday at their Rome. There were 15 Thursday Afternoon Whist clubs. La­ dles of the Round Table. Sewing Cirpresent. Mrs. Bertrand Young and three Saturday night. All report a good children of Charlotte spent Saturday time. It was hls brlthday. nnd Bunday with her parents. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Showalter of Rattln Creek arc vlaltlng relatives ■ Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hickman and daughter of Charlotte spent Sunday Mra. Verne Pyat gnd two d ter* of Remus are visiting ho enta Mr. and Mra. Dell White. j Fred Williams of Grand Rapids Harry Fisher of , North ^harlotto spent Sunday and Monday with Mra. spent Sunday with hla brother,-Wm. K. D. Williams. Fisher nnd family. , Mrs. Rlchnrd Graham , la visiting Cora Ward of Hastings spelt Sat­ urday and Sunday at Dennis Ward's. infield. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. of Berlin spent pnie,, Alr- nnd' ■", •» in uui I . . , J.~E. Hamilton Is quite sick. Mra. Onltorn of Boyne City will re­ Earl Hart has returned to Detroit B.4NNER WANT ADVH. PAY. 'Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hollister vfrlt- with friends here. Mrs. Gibson was d the former’s parents In Maple called here by request of Mira Hint­ The following officers were elected Sunday at the Evangelical Sunday part of test wook. Mr. and Mra- E. A. Keyes of Assy- School for the coming year: Supt., Mra Elisabeth McCartney la fall- Flook: Bee.. Mbs Kffa Hanes; Treaa.. Mra. Fred Webber; Laurencr Bahs visited hl, grand- Samuel Marshall. hothe at Naahvlllc Thursday. lotto spent Sunday with relatives Saturday. MAPLE GROVE. Henry Whitcomb, wife and three children of Battle Creek, passed Sun­ day with Mra Whitcomb's mother. matter of length. On a Trite and hack- talnly not be on ths free 11*1. and mars stringent regulation than mcro taxa­ tion would bo advisable In some eases. The Journalist who describes a person as-clearcut. strenuous, tem­ peramental or well groomed, might be given a few days lu a cell to ponder on possible synonyms, and . the same rule would apply to critics who And fndlspensahle such words as signifi­ cant. suggestive, gripping, artistry, obsession and the Indefinite soma­ thing. Nor would ths political orator be allowed to point with pride or view virile, enthuse, humans or quite some, hard labor or solitary confinement would be the only possible verdict— The Century. A good way In which to keep plants fresh without watering them when tha bouse must bo closed Is to take all the plants to tha cellar or some other cold place and sat them in tubs, with an ordinary brick under each dower: pot. Pour Into the tubs just enough; Srtve 35 wrappers from Cottage Bread. Cut out the name "Cot­ tage Bread,” and save and bring 35 of them to ut and for 50cyou can get one of those handsome pillow tops. BREAD TICKETS—$ tickets 25c, ticltata forfi.pa. The Palm Garden Phone 548 J. W. Annbruiter, Prop. Mich. Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or­ ders Given Prompt Attention Chrysanthemum!, Rotes, Carnations, (all colon,) Violets and Easter Lilies. All kinds of potted plants, such as Peppers, Poinsettas, Primroses, Azaleas, (all colors. ELI CROSS to place tho tubs by an east window if possible. Bams Old Way. Manufacturer's Wife—Dinah, you cast your ballot tho way I sire, perhaps your wages will raised.—Life. tor Cottage Bread is delivered 4 times daily and is always fresh. . tizeM-2470 Store—148 Monroe Locate It With a Banner Want Adv, Plants &)ill Endure ongest bor that ho was doing nicely. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Gibwon of Grand Mra. Merritt Mead entertained the Thursday with their daughter. Mra Charles Nease, north of the village. elected for presllent Mrs. Kottle Shaf­ fer; Vice Pres.. Mrs. Mae DeVlndN settled In one of Frank Kellogg’s Lenna Howard. Will Reynolds was nt Lansing and Battle Greek on business the first of DAYTON CORNERS. Mrs. Athelm Sr., of near Nashville Vn and Mrs. Clayton Furnlas of Athens spent Bunday with relatives little eon. here. • MDates-Men RoUthaar nnd Villa montville visited her cousin Mrs. C. Parraft WerJ itt Charlotte last Thurs­ Kennedy last Friday. ' day. asev and chllMrs. Slriric-y Pa(r«Cl ot Battle Floyd KilpatCreek spent the latter part of Inst rs Wednesday. and phrases ti Indeed broad. Ita poa- /Towers frwn from jfardy fer Mra Fuhrman la much better. L. B. Potter was nt Grand Rapids day and atayed untH Sunday with the.latter part of the week. Mra Etta Baker, went to Grand Mra. Curtin Mnrahnll him rceeltod Rapids Saturday and returned Sun- KO ITH CASTLETON . AND MAPLE GROVE. Mr*. Mot. Howell la quite nick. Harley HUyman and family attenddaughter. Mrs. Isaac Johnson, and her two children have moved from Cal Charlton Friday evening and a Kitlame into the former's house on farewell part? given for Ram BolinSherman St. Misses Lucy McConnell and Freda Harley Hayman wag nt Haatlnga Hecker visited at 'Vermontville SatMra. Cheater Smith and daughter returned from her father's funeral In Friday with her mother. Mra. Ohio Thursday. She has been with T Flowers and floral decorations to be used at weddings, receptions need to. be not only and high social functions perfect in texture, color and fragrance, but they should be grown with a skill and under such conditions that they will ENDURE FOR A IX)NG TIME AFTER THEY ARE CUT This can be possible only by growing them under the meet scientific principles and handling them in this part of the state. One of the most important features of our system is the high pressure vacuum arrangement for heating which maintains such an even temperature that flowers are developed to the highest degree of perfection. Our greenhouses are south on Eastern Avenue, and we invite you to visit them any time you are in the city. with care from the very beginning. During our 30 years of experience we have made Our store is on Monroe Street, just east ot Di­ a special study of flower-growing witty the purpose vision Avenue, opposite the Monument Park. of producing FLOWERS THAT ARE LASTING. always carry a full line of cut flower, and plants. We have succeeded. WE SELL NOTHING Our entire system is one of scientific floricul­ ture. Our gteen houses are the most modem of any BUT We OUR OWN PROD­ UCTS and you are sure of courteous treatment as well as satisfactory service when you buy from us. Barryvllle spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Gibson. Chas. Mead of Capac is visiting hls bor with her sister. Mrs. Pfiln Win- Peter Maurer Is not getting along Mias Nellie Reese spent Sunday at as well as hla friends wish. . . Morgan. Little Ollie Pearco remains about visiting hls daughter,. Mrs. Wm. Golt- the same and Myrtle Cheeseman le on the gain. ry. Maple Leaf Grange held their first H. H. Parkins spent Friday with hta mother nt Hastings. Mrs. M. Limley of Middleville and Mra Carrie Hall of Owosso visited . Ovyrseer—Mrs. Rose Calkins. Chaplain—Gertrude Huffman. montvtlle were guests of Mr. and Mra. C. V. Richardson Friday. Miss Florence Grohe was at Char­ lotte Friday. daughter, Mrs. Glenn Murphy, Ihanunl* Laka last waak Gatekecper-y-John Norton. Ceres. Pomona. Flora—Mra Gertie McCartney, Severe Swift, Genevieve Decker. • . The Farmers' Institute will meet at te new hall Friday. January >1. Tl Cemetery Circle will serve dinner. The darkey's proneneas to big words and hls inability to get them la the right place are well known. Uncle a I Phone us Your Wants Phone 5995 the local pas-erby casually remarked upon that the Vermontville tact to the olS negro, ho replied: 'Veg* ■ah. Man Wayno’e wcrtxsln' out. Ho*a a-buildtn* a bow condition to hls house so dat ho can entertain with, moro hostHlty.' BANKER WAWTADVB. PAY Alfred J. Jfannah & Son Grand Rapids Michigan �► Shafer’s Mailed Kream Bread Mi® foialo Bread ii Charley ..tlt'r,.;. Pffiy-twa ale dinner at tho Ladleu' Aid that wm held Olh-c C»mpb«B'» ThUrwjay. - will MaAMths.____ _____________ Owatai* aoS fresh aseeii at good, n tktt H yau SfBWtU •P«nt Friday al Tom Norris' In E| Baltimore; and-visited w|th Mr. w Mrs. John Mbrjls of C$qMtotrtr. •Fhoro' wu nromt ulti-ndunrr pleaied you'll tall others, sad if you’re not «rU pleawd, ptau tell us. T- |!c Brgn, Middlings, CpUon Seed Meal :'."d iwx ■’r4cn,‘- ..., ■ . Etbfard Carnnbrn la aMa to be ou| They are made opt of just as good materials as you could buy for your own home use. They m make from Special formulas and baked in ovens that are kept at an even, steady tmhp<nU|irc all the time, which insures every Ibaf being baked just the same as every other loaf. As their dough is mixed by machinery it insures more thorough and careful mixing than could peeythly be done by hand. denthott Corners spent Sunday nt •H^nr'parjpBMr'. On account bf tho storm and bad raids the -Cemetery ’ Circle ■ at - Bd. GaUF waa not vary welt attended AVcdnuday. u.largs crowd at the eburebevpnln Ijajtnpd to a nno aer,n ^Vkltli by Her. Gould, ng next Sunday morning at !• o'clock. Sunday School at 11. Miaa J'wgri Fifer apent Tueaday In Kalamatoo. II you htvf not SM A ihs MMt of trading in Shultz, give u, ■ trial order. Youra (on Q Seal. As we mix and beke hundreds of loaves <t ONE TIME, and buy our materials in such igrge quantities that we get them at LOWEST PRICES, we are able to sell you Shafer's Malted Kream Bread and Hastings Potato Bread for less money than you can buy the materials and bake U yourself. ' More and more housewives are finding that our breads are just as good, just as clean and wholesome as they could bake at home, and by buying bread from us they find they can save TIMB, WORK and MONEY. SPRINGBROOK. q M. Fox. visited rebdlvoa hero Saturday and SR*«l*r. I ' . ' ' , Andrew Harrington of Kalamanoo h helping Mr. Myers. Me«rs Jphn Ifaaklns ,and Harry Myers were In HlcbUnd Saturday. We arc glad to'bcnr that Joe Hicks of Al|cgan who has been ill a pnenmcr.li Is able to be in senool Midi, * * ROWUlKk ■Frank Wllkss. of jlanllcld and Are the Best for the Money Mr. Obd MrX John Cempbcl). Me. and Mrs.; . Ham’ Johnaon. - Mr. ahfl lift _ Here are a lew bargains: Jhuitt, •AND------------- Every loaf we bake is wrapped in waxed paper which keeps it free from dust, dirt and germs. Lei. us make yoqr bread for you and do all your FANCY BAKING, as we are especially equippad Jar doing so< ‘ r NORTH HOPEMr. and Mrs. Minor Nickola, spent Miss Mariks Hl|ll baa rplurned Sunday ut Chas. Hicks.’ ' from High School on account of poor ■Misses Helen James. Kittle Bing­ health. ham and LotirlU Hicks went to Schoqlcruft Friday evening to spend Star Bakeru and Restaurant visit II John Klmmerllng and wife wpat to family. Bedford Sunday lo see their alstsr-|nMr. and Mra Oliver Hayward enlaw, Mrs. Will Powers, who Is very low. <uy Whltwofth and wife entertain­ nl । Jessie Matteson of Prltcliardvlile ' Mrs. L. 'Tarfiennlag of Shuliz <lld I Allan Mason ut Mspio Grove, aomc aewlng for her daughter Mra larry Whitworth and family in­ Roy Hull, Monday. d moving ibis week Into Chas. Jumea Andcra and family of Weal Hope were Sunday vbilora ut Mra. rt among us. . Clntrlca Ande'ra. ay Freeman and Elwin oqnabcc Oacar Chamberlain and wife ot Del­ it Sunday afternoon with Mark ton apent Mvemi daya uf last wack at Iman who la falling. Frank and Wallace Chllaon’a. , Mlaa Bernice Moahcr la wurklhg at ila school, was guest of Floyd Hickory Cornera risun and’wife Saturday night and _ Mra. Robert McKibben ,9f ifFeSt Hupo spent Saturday with Mra. Ralpli lud Burroughs and wife spent "UK' Pear Hull vlaltcd rclatlvca ut Haattagv l«et areck. Mr^ und Mrs. Debolt uf Maple ilr. and Mrs. Don V I unday with hls parent!. W4tl< LAKE. Juracatown. No. Dak-, cumo Honauy for u two wock'a vjall with her oUlcr. Mra. Club , An) their Mu>bjDdx-f<>r-dlnnt Thurtaw, Mr. Oil Mn Lee Chapman have a little boy named Homer Hobart. The Quality Bake Shop 1'. W. R. Jamieson, Prop. Phone 381 aml .ZJfi*® Hen#er<h>iU and Jin. Rgxana ■Garrison went to Itaitlc Creek Sat­ urday to ace their sister. Mrs. I’hebe Burney, who is very'-sick. Clyde Hendershott and wife of lUatings nuns home tu'the former’s parents Sunday. kJ. R. Daly. Mrs. Holcomb. Lun Hendershott apd wife. Bear) Fjilllipi •nd Wife Btnndhd the fuberut uRMrs- r*’k Frank Bryans'bought'ko umts of Und off of th*. MvOmbrr farm re­ cently. Th?- men of this community are buying the timber -by tho acre and cutting it off for wood. ■ Ice lure next Sunduy evening. LITTLE CEDAR LAKE. SOOTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. j After tha pafund. Peter H«uk A druggist's bell rang loudly Ln tha fined to the house tor a few du>u l)ds son John and family near the center, small hours, and when bo wont down week. | Misa Bernice Miller returned to her A. M. Edmunds and wife culet tain- . homo in Johnston n Hit unlay after tlfty-three. cd tho L. A ti. Wednesday evening. I spending twh wueka with her1 aunt. Your correspondent caught druggist's feeling* were strong. but Oyster supper followed by -i debate । Mrs. Haidle Buxton, who has beep an Woman tiultruge. Th< Udlcs won i sick with thu grip. ■ atcourse. ' We are sorry, to say thut Mr. Sklllcents extra for the bottle,’ Mr,. Daisy Edmonds Im. returned mull u ll0, duing u, Wl.n hlM lnuny g neat a of Mr. und Mra. T. M. Baird "will bo allows ‘ on return.’ frapi near Lansing wh<ru ohe has---------------------Friday and enjoyed an excellent Ush bcrtl visiting the past we< k Our next L. A. H. will meet with' dinner !»d Mrx. C. J. Sho. maker have the night bell rang again. Again tha I Mr.- und Mrs. Jam— -* ’ — yt\urhHr to their homo in Urbandale Thursday, druggist wont down. Again he was Jan. SI. * this writing. after i» few days sojourn in Banlle|d. met by the placid man. "There'a your Byron Tungutu and family of near Lnd Ju*l»‘r Whipple u haul lux huy to battle.............................. said be, "gimme Jvelton visited George Tungatc Hatun“ Jr I Knlntnuxoo. , • cents.** djty. \ Mrs. Clyde Cole attended thu L ck.! Henry’ Wertman huu the job uf Tho -party at W. M. Wu nd ill’s lust David Asplnull la ao fur recovered Y-ll'ihMn HowachulU, Friday was well attended. from hls reernt ateknirea On tu be able OTod ,u v King of Battle Creek v oiled tile lat­ tu be about the hou«$ . _■ I ~~—~‘ "Don't you love, MIm Swett, to tit ter's futfa'T Henry King from Fri­ Quiet English ____ Pariah. . ____ In the houio cn • itormy night, and day until Bunday. Tiny attended the The tiny pariah of Clannaborough. bear the dreamy pattering of tbe rain party at Mr. W^nih Il’s und reported Mra. Agni a nice time. . North Devon, England, a little village, i on the roof?" liaped Mr. Muah. "Yet, ... no. .... .. 1 * WWUUw ot only «. «> <S.t I lodrad. 1 ds. It I, ,o much .Muu. Hne lake.’ ' U .anccr In hlx mouth, la nu Utter, i b*P‘,,n>*. marrlagea and buriala art er than to alt outalda In IL7 ■ . Tho weptbeg,- b»M b<-uju< flowing op IMra. Sklllimui of Grund Lapids Q I “ot *flr’r ^uont. The other week | In ii mciidy streum ot otlr‘flnd or dfr­ atuyinn with hi-r non Murk Skillman i,h0 nrg‘ “arrtago ceremony for 15 other. i ; ycara took place, but even then tbo Advance Information. EverybodyScoing to the'• Farmers und wlts» MUs Rvatha Dunpvun is hums < couple were not pgrUhionert. thw Institutes at Banth-ld und Hickory Corners te bo told soikptjiiag they;; ,‘ry,n Balti.: Creek while her mother. bride coming from St. Auatell. tbo sight?" "They call It that, although 1 IL?!!?'' "" '“ u,“«. trld.sreen.. .bo., hdm. I, u Kx- before (thay met the had board that knew before. •p । mouth, being tho rector'a brolher-lD- he was' wealthy and bo had baau told . John. Rudd and wife liave.rviurm d from Colorado BANNER WANT ADV’S. PAX. Mr. .Zeller and wife l'«W» bocn stay­ ing at thdr hotel at tho- Hie'for u Charles Aldrich und family of ; ; IIAITIMOHE CENTER. Hhulta were Bunday guests of Mr. and Joseph Campbell last Thursday. A < Mrs. Oldenburg .and gon of Grand Mrs..Donald McQuarrle. Nrwton returned Mon­ i°cd. Vs oa ^0*11 WUJ< ,’rv,,ln,■ Pr‘^* Rapids came Friday tbr-a few days 1 yirfi with her couiln Chau. Dubois I day from Hustings where sho spent a John Arnold of Kulutnaaoo Is Nnd family. .K'.L'i.: «i>pdlng some time with hls wife uuI Uro. Bert Duly sick iw lULimiy Is u on un the inc sick i> farm. Mrs. Loomis of Delton culled ut Henry Smith and wife and Mra, Clara Chirk visited L E. Andrus and rdjir .rtwjta wife last Friday. Glusrow und MIm Lena **n‘ ,0 «•« fo.r. 1 r daughter Mrs. -------- __ .... Mrs. tVulton utid ' baby rtcoverii« nicely from ua at­ Uat Friday. tack of measles. . I Allen Griffen and wife of Cedar HwuifnwyT. , phone line. Hla ring la three long und one short. Quite, u number from this neigh­ The W. C. T. V. met with Mra. borhood attended the dance at Mr. One inan’&iught n twelve- pound Hubka January Sth./ Wo hud a good oils’ Friday night. • All report ai gaod meeting. It will meet with Mr* pickerel last week It is reported. Ide Ultra. John Gregory him mu du hla ap­ t Andrew Myers Is improving the •’rirrr • “•rwjwv wus a guest Johnson tn February. Each member ■wika nf hlH fuWn t.v n »..«w ' m-.'rl af Mr. BurkboldeFs Saturday. la requested to respond to roll call pearance again, thia tftne hailing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelley und with a quotation from Abraham Lin­ tfotn western Miuueaoiu., . co. Puync attended un Aid Society coln. The dute will be announced CHEhsV lohnayn wus watering orc of h|a te.VrlX.‘‘’m,, ot Ur-cr* <tuw» ahc throw around her head und Will White’s dual Sunday at 1:00' GRANGE HALL CORNERS. . ;, ■ ; It is with sad hearts we chronicle o'clock. ' ' The Buildup and their teacher, tho passing away of u dear friend. Lois Hhoru-r Is In I'laUfwnH for uni Mi’“ Sccbcr, were ploamnUy enterMrs- Edith Stephenson-Conklin. She ludcllnllc slay. JI tied ut lh« hottie of A. E. Roblnsdh Albert &haffhau»er und family of died ut fit. ->tbry*a huapllul, Grund Etlicl Barber Is quite indisposed. ! reMay evening. Alonso Still brought Delton were Hynduy visitors at Isaac Ituptds, Jun. Hth. --------------- — Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fisher visited i I loud of young fp|ka from town, Kawlon‘4’ . , •’) , an operation for I •their daughter. Mrs. N'ornxSarUldgc. lames apd music wcro tha enlcrtqlnniura. Hr- " ‘ mother and at Nichols hospital. Battle Creek, i nont of the cjpning. All report a SOUTH RVTLAND. Thursday. Bhc is sluwly i&hraylng., hie time. ' Mr. and Mrs. Biggs attended thu Mr. und Mrs. Will Culp sniiHalm d , <HVWU QI lllUllil &■' Wtts.'axs lit J:»0 from tho. church In Grund from Charlotte and Foatur- j ■ulurday with Mr. Hums. BniiJda. which sho attended when a nephews la, Ohio, ktat wook. 1? Ono mus e, ‘rtje ypuh« pcoplo in thut girl nt home. Wo extend our »yniWill White visited hls ' oommunlty show the influence the putny lo the bereaved ones. " m^T BARRY. cncc und Ray in Buttl< ik and I lira. Frank Town. Mn. Jtnnlc Orange has had ovcp thetn by their Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webster ot Urbandale tho Orst of th<l h*lp in the Sabbath school and Dowling spent Friday with Mr. und fc'ariea, Mra. Karl Ford and aoh Clyde Btechi hud tho tti ‘hex Sb out In ‘he world. Mrs. Andrew Ketcham. Maurice flailed in Haftlnga hat lose otto of hls work hoi Dr. Hyde was coifed to tho Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Tinkler entertained a Mrs. John Mason visits homo Friday to see Molhur Osborn niece and family from Bellevue the Clark Qsbwh. * weejs^nd* i hi1? -"v*-* 1*4»tWrhr. Forshty’s. Robert Morgan has moved hls (am- ter Is v. ry sick from up- ii Listen for wedding bylis. Loog1!0! *lU> ‘‘“bw'-’k's cottugp on -pine caused by a fall. MIm (Jrwu of IMton is wafklug Tho Fraltlovlllo Towua u Mr. und Mra Uotpcr visltod ui, .Will School Argpciuilun will Ud ' Cypwcy Stturdiy. Jail efl'luio tiuw Burdick's hougcSmith spent Uous or.v day recently. Harx -McGrath of Battle Crvck «is- Dime at ten p’clock. Ai 13 vW“"« |cnt ilpQ h|s people the week-end. . Henlun • WEST llOBj:. Utt-pii VunSyckel uf Battle Creek ‘ ElUabcth Brhtkcri carid fur Doris has bought thy old home farm ap<| ajid little tVilHuiu Hurt Wednesday reuoD. He (, 5»*u aoun. Warren and family ftr th«|r parents lUbklp Hart add oru»«uvt 0,0 t*,v,r^0UIHs ^u“‘ *"jr,h nifl everyone . y»IJe to attend tho fun'opd of Mfsi •u hoar i)ltn. .Mkj, Ho Bowers’ .took dinner {■YJSTKaLOTIr>vifo atlaud* ><i ■Offen cur? With Mrs Jlilli Zininiermuu laut Wed. ed for. Cutivuyaucis a «m:»jeot th«fiTiXV,14- '■*“ “WUruA INlns tpr the cotncnlci M the funeral of Mrs. >fuasou st qusvr,^ »«••••>•••.■ n#W of tUlKIC I IJiies Wednesday.' . wBjFy^ ..'hu cornu 1- that ------way. . u.a ma; isi? i,iiito."*i'; Quite a faw'frsm here attended the agmer's InstUuic at Glass Creak oyytef dinner waa servedJb pH. N. H. BarU'f und a UtmcyMtfW hataiI MswImW I’XlX.S.'TfSA 7ft ‘‘‘K *>■<»“" Uiu" .IVh°“"’ £*’>• °W £ a fottW Ci called to thu following: Chief Ol k-uhk4 Vuniiyokls.. -wife. dulighAre WUI.«uh»;- Vfcu Ohluf-GI bd|ih and sot, Wayne v istted &rl HlokllUnorc: Hcvrtiury •« Wood at 4'4Hur<Uj||u Sun- yf* tluurar; OH O< rtltfBhoruT: Lcciuri® 'yhli«r■ Conductor. K| Ou.inl. Iftlng Fry. Miss! *U »4*cT-*‘--awdt..ih>n u p|i<ATtcr gave an <xecl|^yt Without |i w»» *4 Mc^ Great Farm Problems ▼ A W ▲ A T ♦ ▲ • ♦ r^sx.: Crwt* uf hcltc Hastings, Mich. HEN'DEKWCnT SCHOOL MOUSE, of Huatlnga m give on 4ntaru mt -at . the ▼ A ▼ A ▲ Z ♦ r. Km rcut-ui • Burch'' ♦ •Arthur A The great farm problems of today, ore many. Harvesting is one, often hurriedly and expensively accomplished,‘the latter due largely to lack of help, and much grain is there­ fore lost. Good fences and lots of them go a long way toward solving the question of bigger profits. Put up the fences and let the hogs and other animals go after the waste places, pick up the lost grain, eat and grow fat on that which would otherwise never bring a penny. This is not theory, but demonstrated fact, known, practiced and recommended by the best farmers and stock raisers. Two five-acre hog pastures alternated will furnish much more grass and make many more pounds of pork than one tenacre pasture. Hogs cap do a lot of profitable corn pick­ ing, saving the expense of help, and making more and cheaper pork than if you picked the corn and hauled it to them. So it is all along tbo lin«. Tbo fcncea make il possible for you to get all there is in (arming and at tbe same time are an asset, increasing the worth of the farm much more than the fences cost. Any good im­ provement adds to the value of the farm much more than the coat of - the improvement—and good fences are not an exception. If you want GOOD HENCE come to ua. We carry AMERICAN l-IJNCE. Wc will have something special to soy next week about fence. GOODYEAR BROS ♦ fihnitA 1 riiwiiw i UnAwira and IkaIabakIc nfr■wflifl dl’J HnpvwWnlo MAfiTliMfi Mil rln* I IWWPj WM �. J tvr.'BT » ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Belknap Sleighs Headquarters for the Belknap Sleighs No. 3 or 4. If in need 'of anything in the sleigh line, call and see the Belknap at my store. Cutters—fore-door with springs and spring cutters without doors, classy jobs, robes, fur coats and blankets. Buy these of THE MAN WHO LOST THE PLOW. You have been asked to pay 42 percent profit on Belknap Sleighs long enough—don't do it any longer. Syracuse Riding Plows in Their Season! Jesse Townsend Hastings, Michigan. The Men Who Lost the Plow. Why wait a few weeks for what you will need in our line. You can buy ihald at tho homo of Mrs. fl. Jan. H. The meeting now, for 1cm money than at some future'time? ? ; . tho day, Roll <«ll by "Items of Intef- all In «n fortunatt ea rthqi lurnadc nooiat A dollar saved on Furniture and Home3Furmshing will go to pay some other expedie. Gome in and let us prove that you can save by buying now.r and reverses been a happy * * Our line of BED ROOM GOODS is very large and in this line you will do well to take advantage of the extremely low prices that we are offering on these Titanic disaster. Omaha and Nab.; thh the Mississippi and Ohio -— liumnt were a lew ot, : Its OAlaa It saw the completion, # of the ] canal, the retablbih- j meat ESlnese republic and In our 1’nlttfd State* the inauguration of a DcmoerAttoPrcsldont In the person'of Woodraw Wilson. A aympMium. "Do Good to Olheri»" | was given by four ladles. Mra. Jeaslc । Htowcllc yyfth W,”'l^r'l‘ cptuwnt. de­ lined syjhpaiUii.n ha a noun meaning I .> drinking together, or a merry feast. With ti|la 'definition In mind w<> were enjoying a four courac dinner party. Tho first eagre*, koup—the why. was very -nby.gQvcd by Mra. Nona Coata goods. ' Splendid Solid Oak Drosaer has good Yizcd French Bevel Mirror, 3 large roomy draw*™, special low price only........................................... $8.00 Large 2-lnch Post Vernla Martin Bed, looks like brass, special low price........................................................ $7.60 Mrs. J. Murdock of Hastings spent >tn Friday till Monday with Mr. • Mm. Henry It.ighv ' fs. Walter Durkee and baby are ling honas for nrf parents, Mr.IMra. Rising during their visit In attended and! all enjoyed the >n by thp PlMrlct,,Sunerlntend- —.w. —tlsborn of Center open; Sunday with and Mrs. Henry Rngb. “i Hovel Barnum wont lb l-ana^rd^to visit herytunt. Mrs- ARI.TON CENTER. when by Mra. Jessie Stowell and the P. Covert U on tho sick | fourth tho where by Mra. Nnyne Cool­ bough, t n« 'Tollawing poem was' a We are greatly helped or hindered in MPMrrt. John' Johll nn< Messrs. and| p. n. Fleming Kr'',d ondlnfc for this part of the pfo- being good by our surroundings. Our High Bank Brooklet. By Don Diffidence, ■“ .,... greatest old is God who created un It takes practice to make a good farmer, artist, or musician and prac­ hy been said that High Hank Brook­ returned r°“ row‘ “ hm whUu tice lice will also aim* gnawer the question. RARL1 DlsfftlfT. hills and Windin ’ through ■•What Makes a (loot! WomanT* woods . the present the .future Mrs. Elwood Slocum Is on thd sick IliiK-KK ut the home nt <». N. Uimlon. is a monstrous high partition, list. ‘Twlxt th* border neighborhoods; ”• l'”.TkTi.JLSS? “ “ m’"rnr“ •"i-n.a lb. wnria lb. b..i .tal That folks who. live on either side. Manning's people of Albion announv-, Like ancient Scottish bands. 'tssr* "“j?*? i Ing the death of their little daughter School Report. Ruth, iwhnse death occurred Friday.' With* jealous haatlle hand*. Itepnrt of Cobb school for month The long forgotten . mevMgr, the Books, and M wo gUnc* lending Jnn. #: love unspent. • I! throuj r- wealth of *............. <.■ through them wo hoc what a feast of Springs Monday for burial. , Number of days taught. ““ ”L— “--------- ------ --h------------ *Vr™*'■ r*r‘* nrr k11— "R* 1 good ihlmre Is In store for us. Since Lydia Wunderlich spent Riturday । Totzil attendance. Hl.' i thesq Aome loved ones waRIng. I our meeting death has claimed With Marie Matthew?. "Your friendship we decline." So show them that you care for them — Thrive who attended the Farmer* before It is |oo late. .. ’urnlx r of boys *-i>r<dl<d. 3. Buch mor les nu re will do no harm. I We nejl Itstoned to a solo, "A Baliy I'crri-nlnge nt attendance. 5tS.ll- -, For Sale." by Mrs. Blanche Merrick. "No one heart the door that opens. And hearing such u twisted yai Those having perfoet attenunve ■Most drives me Into tears; When they pass beyond our call; barhood nr* spend were Fliiraladlii Willetts. Arthur Wil­ Who ever tnld the stdry ' Soft as loosened leaves of roses. coasting down hill. letts, Clarence Tcxter and Beatrice Most surely can't deny [Ono by one our loved ones fall." ' it It's u twisted windy flurry Jciinlo Coats. reporter. by Mrs. Julia Fisher. Grnco M. Rnlyen. Teaeher. * B.ViNER WANT ADVH. PAY. Resembling a He. Ills partitions Just a shadder. No thicker than the fog ANNIVERSARY SALE ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, We atk goiiig to celebrate Our Third Anniversary by giving you a Specud Sale. This is hot a big advertisement only, but a real sale—one^you may depend up $ QB. What we say we do, you may be sure we WILL do. It will be for your interest to most carefully look ox^r our list. 25 Pounds H. & E. Granulated Sugar For ..... .... One Package to a Customer Extra Special 30c “Butterfly” regular 35c now___ Club House, regular 30c now... _28c 28c 25c Nedrow, regular 28c now___ _ .25c Old Reliable, regular 30c now— Mo Ka, regular 28c now______ Canned Goods Alaska Red Salmon 20c value__ 15c Early June Peas 15c value._.12c or $1.35 doz. Marrowfat Peas 10c value. Quaker Corn 10c quality. 8c or 95c doz. 8c or 95c doz. Quaker Tomgtoet 15c quality. .13c or 2 for 25c Mustard Sardines.. .3 for 25c $1.15 In Cloth Sacks Coffee Specials Mr. D. A. Green of the H. J. Heinz Co. and Mr. Ristie of the Nat­ ional Biscuit Ck>.. will be with us to demon­ strate their respective goods. YOU are most cordially invited to call and sample these ex­ cellent goods. Come and bring your friends. You need not buy unless you want to —we will not urge you. Th* patrons of Telephone Lines lg-ISt will have an oyster supper at Duvld Ickes Thursday to which all patrons are cordially Invited. MORGAN. The Free Methodist Quarterly meet­ ing which chined Sunday evening was a real means of grace to our little Zion. Elder Gflsvfald camo to us with a message of and hope. Mra. Beatrice Knapp and daughter Allee, of Detroit, returned to their home Saturday. After spending ii fortnight with the farmer's parents. Mr. and Mra. J.W. Muntun, Fred Rock and two fellow railroad employees of JackMR flPftlt Friday the guests of the former's folks H. D. Wobb and family. • From underneath the bog. This little brook partition Is no higher than Its brink. Ing In Yankee Springs spent’ the week-end at homo. Mr. nnd Mra. Ray Blower and son Stanley of Olmstead returned home with J. W. Shaffer nnd family. Oliver Bolton of Hasllngs, A. D. Thomas of Cedar Creek. Miss Nellie quarterly meeting. The District EldTo our flocks that come to drink. .TIs joy to meet our neighbors there. Bam Marshall went Monday toiAnn Full many times a Week And pass the kindly cornpllnicnt. Shake hands across the creek; erntlon. It's a prattlin' merry brooklet. Ringin' through tho hills and woods both under the And Its music blends the union Of thoul'ordcr neighborhoods. Myrtle Cheeaaman - has about re­ Good fetfin's seem to thrive right covered from an attack of pneumon'Mougst people long thl* creekt Good deeds go cross and back again ■ And rrlss ciosa o'er the creek: COVNTY LINE. They plant some everyday some■ Mrs. Ella Bishop of Lake Odessa For doin' gbn.l the neighbors here Are noted tar and wide: They shift her to the highest gear To beat the other side. 25c 25c 3'A lbs. Sears Crackers-----25c 3 lbs. Carolina Head Rice.[ 25c 10c Seeded Raisins, 12c value... Libbys2Sc qt. can Olives......... .21c Assorted Jellies 10c or 3 for......25c 8 lbs. best Rolled Oats-------2 pkgs. Jersey Corn Flakes Soaps 5c 5c 25c Expert Borax Soap 7 bars.... ..25c Galvanic Soap 6 bars for___ J.25c Excello Castile Soap 10c bar. Celluloid Starch 10c pkg..... White Borax Soap 6 bars .... ■ ■ M. . . ---------------- -------- 25cts | 144 JAY MEAD of woodland Holstein Cattle Ass'n. These meetings northeast thorx apple,,. She was clean gone out her head. And them women wouldn't leave her Hut they stuck right by her bed; ara were In MlddievUls Tuesday at­ They nursed her and they. soothed tending the. farmers Institute. her pg In: After spending Ave wbeks with Her Did so many kindly things sister In Grand Rapids Mildred TenEyck has returned home. , Tlie I* A. 8. was entertained nt the She was hen.rln' Angels* wings home of Mrs. AzUms Thursday. A . •_ .. nnd ■ nice flutin' nil ground her bed sum was auui-u , And we come mighty near a lovin' Mra. John,Thornton. Is very 111 with Of them folks across the creek. p n e u m o n laI don't know whnt they'll do with me. MARTIN CORNERN. Nor‘whore they'll flx my lot, 3ly- «n<> .M,,nn Annie Heldetnan of tho Center road A future homo or not: But when the Ixard Is waitin' i... rwnn. . By the Golden Gates up there Beatrice, the Jitlla daughUx.pt iff. To welcome homo Illa loved ones and Mra. Milo Barry, had an opera­ । From here —■*“ * tion for enlarged tonsils and adenoids J know that 111 pilot them ■ on Thursday of last week. Dr. Mc: Intyro performed the operation., And welcome home Hla children. Willard Hilton of Hastings spent Our neighbors 'cross the creek. at the IT. B. church Grove called- on Mrt.' Millie Sil at the home of Mr.'Saturday. _________ _______ and Mrs. Walter Ickes February Mb. The North Baltimore Telephone Co. will enjoy an oyster dinner at the hoine-of Mr,.and Mrs. Charles Castelelh Thursdsya All patrons are cordi­ ally Invltid to attend. ~ Grange at Maple Grove Saturday. The annual meeting of the Shults Co-operative. Co-partnership Creamera from this vicinity will attend. Mr. and Mrs. George Skidmore en­ tertained Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Willetts and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Skidmore and children Sunday. , ...... mi*. ...VI,. ....... more and Miss Grinnell assisted Mr. butchering Monday. Telephone No. 144 larfllir Kost latnslng. Erma! Oerilnger of latke Odessa And thunderbolts and llghtnin' visited hls cousin Waldo Oerilnger Was serechln* through the sky: Thursday. ■ Men and teams nnd dust came rollin' Mra. Orloy Gilliland and little son have tieen spending several days with And they never stopped a haulin' her parents, Oscar Lepard's of We»t Till my wheat wan in the rick. Mr. an, Mra Will llulln... Mr. EIGHT BARS OF LENOX SOAP FOR IHV HOTI and Mra. Ge<>. Friday. And fnelln* a most t-rasy: The mootin' broke so haxy; And soon n thunder cloud came up. -e— T Hastings, Mich Undertaking Frank Dlllenbcrk. She will also visit ’ HOlzMKS Ciri'IlCH. arrlot Fuller will entertain before returning. , R.;Wednesday. January ’■ Rarmim and to commence nt 13:30 tarp. A goad program has r mm teen J»rtp«im1. All are Invited. Stowell's In Woodbind Sunday. -Mr*. Lorina Rarnum k w guests of Mr. Idmoro Monday. KrMr. and Mrs. E. . Cronk Fisher NOHTHEABT CARI/TON. Quito a good, number from this way attended the Farmers Ihatltute at Carlton Grange Hall WadfeadAy. MIm I rah Schrny and flire of her sev* enth and eighth grades of {fee Chaney school attended the afternoon session. Miao Mafy Spencer, teacher of ths Friend school, and Ruby and Ruth Cheney took-supper with A. Decker and family Wednesday evening. Wm. Tasker and . family -were guests of Roy Wickham and-wife ot the Holmes vicinity Swday. Hl. O,bb. mowing down Bien Ilka a psMIlsnos,' remarked Uta etrflUe .thinker, "it 1> strange that there are ell the former alwayt ahead �THE 22,1814-29 EASES. HASTINGS Jhe Car i/hat Sells By the Srainload BANNER PART THREE—PARES 17 TO 20. VISITS OLD HOME III I NORTHERN NEW YORK Is built of small round robhu-stoix*. KNEW IRVING BACHELOR, here, und I think the Adirondack de handsomest library building 1 have lu In Gaitan. I shall »lwu> > feel glad that I saw tills building. the lace-capped matrons of my child­ hood with their anility lilac ribbon* MRS. ALBERT CHAM. op MILO, taxidermist, Mr. tltaek ribbon* WRITES A BOL T ||pK I.idles undr TRAVEIa The Buick Overhead Valve Motor is <utr*nteed to develop more NOVELIST. AS A GOY more mileage per gal­ lon of gasoline than any other motor of its size, either American or foreign make. Ilea through ..no grand p.inornni.i I’rom Width Many Barry PlonecrH Emlwmn. Model B-25—91050—F. O. B. Flint Some fpst her raise In Pierpont. J. I Limutn truck horse of — — . — —.... ...... ..J .. ....... ..-..HOI UUIlace. The dairy busln- -• 1. u»nllnihK. but I do nut think dairymen w..rk us hur.l mrn on rrnln f ui,.i,i. Talk to a Buick Owner pant at the pnwnt d Wives spin enough f» Stop any Buick Driver anywhere and ask him how his car runs. Ask him about Buick power. Ask him about Buick service and how his car is standing up. Ask him how much mileage he gets to the gallon of gasoline. He’ll have you .beaten—unless you drive a Buick. The 1914 B-25 is a car we’re proud of. It is Delco started, has all kinds of "pep," is good to look at, rides easy, and is wonderfully economical in operation and maintenance. It is left side drive and center control. ■itch a mystery to make an exclamation hearing seem fended. r,r,.|. 1 ,IKleP. were . hjjg ion,. .lfl( ‘J"** bail itlK4t>|><-a motrnexs of thin iitace -from railroad.- my cousin* tnu spinning lung White wool when I Visited It.Realties my twin uni t. - I united In'nnd the natural Pierpont another uncle. Hn.» cr.in- country.• cou| dull, a venerable man <•■.< i su yearn I .if Its people old. who was a forty-mner going to then., old cu» California during the r-i«h i..r gold i lonhil purity and later returning to hi- >. .tn .- state. When Itiran numb. Produces Green Feed the year 'round. Something New. Mfd.by The-'. thing* The Jordan & Stedle Mfg. Co. Hastings, Mich. fiixca and nmall game w- r. i.-ry । llftil. A largo fox that wax micd by hounds crruta-.l the ru. ahort distance from us a- my i nnd I were driving In Pierpont. cousin. Hattie Mtitthviv.. |,h>|. n. mountains. ...... industry. economy und push among the*.. ruck-ribbed hllta. ltl. hl.iml. Wi f.irmhvlll.- •tty place j luith mother* had been Howe. Snow, Corrigan & Bertles, Investment Bankers, Grand Rapids, Furnish Michigan Efficient Service.] Inc hin family from Klehlind. iiullILli’ train nt Canton a morning of Nowmbi-r irrlvlng in that city riding several miles 11 n I shed >C Ule lending urimlqal iml li« living a retired Ittmiildltlg 1* a ASK FOR COMPLETE CATALOG Hastings Buick Co New Messer Building found my aunt for inure than very natural -to gray. She will ny of the older frost stops work Cat Mothered Chicken. which distinguished herself, after lot-1 ins a family of kittens, by curling up hi the woodbox and mothering to the beat of her ability a small chicken.. That she bad given it a thorough1 "washing." the condition of its tenth-> made. Hastings, Mich . man0?X" h'^ '? tt. JACK *, ,, ■— .n , .u — —, — .._,i A w 1 tened a well for tho city of Emporia, and tbo well was I ON LILLY PAD LAKE DRAIN drilled at the point where the stick I pointed down. Tho drilling was done at tho clty'a expense. Tho water was found at a depth of several hundred pictctl In Spring, feet, and proved to be very aalt. The Owing to tho cold weather work on city Is out about |50O.—Kansas City Un- Lilly Pud Imko Drain, south of Star. i town, has been po^y>onod unjll I spring. This take. comnKinly known I «a "Bull Head" lake, will bn lowered The drain will be ano mile long and will foltow In. the main the course of Cherry Brook from Un soure'e in the lake to Its confluence with Kali creek near the C. K. & 8. It. II. tracks. In Its course of one mile, tho creek falls QID you [VER [JSE PARCEL pOST? enough moat of the lake could be drained. . * The drain le an open ditch five and one-hcalf feet deep and 13 feet wide We use it in sending flowers to you and find we can give good service. Children. Mint Snail ut Siu irmlHU-Cir. Eul ut Butatn. Grand Rapids, Mich. GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL GO. Bert Arehnrt. 10. Eighty acres for MOO |* very cheap Stora-18 Monroe Ave. PHONE 5995. Drain Commissioner D. K. Blrdsnll will look for a rifle which ho and hl* If your ortier amounts to fa or over we’ll pay telephone charges. Cartl of Thanks 120 Aereo five miles from Hastings on a good graveled road and fine location, 90 acres under cultivation and 30 acres of second*fcro'wth timber and pasture, good 9*room house in first class shape, basement barn 36 by 56, corn erib, hen house, silo and hog house. This fanfi has 40 acres seeding, plenty of fruit, steel wind mill and tank, tjieprice is $6,000. Terms one half down- 40 Acres day and gravel loam soil, all gently rolling and all binder cultivation, good 9-room brick house with furnace, two barns, one flat 30 by 42, the other basement 28 by 50, also corn crib, granary, hen house and hog house. This place has good windmill, tanks, plenty of all kinds of fruit, good location and five miles from Hastings. Price $3,300, terms $1,000 down. Crook & Gould Real Estate and Insurance HASTINGS, MICH. •n for the singing at the lake will recede to such an extent that the farmers will have added to for Christmas and other occasions. Two Farm Bargains wish to thank kindness and ho contributed " ISOO. It ha* been dug to a point within about, 50 rod* of the lake. Plants Everything in Cut 63906325 father. William .irches with, ,,„u Uv, „. Sh.. Wil, married K> my pntehce or .meir win n li and wmt with him to hill*, rock-1,),,, foothill* of the Adirondack* und ■’•"er side |j,,,,1 wpj, (ny grandparents one year. .. l?" Ph" ,"1'* many humorous thing* Ung Bach-tai,„UI her life |p Hint country. She aoti Blrhr - I ' .a... . .......... I many kind friends and neighbors Who so kindly unstated with kind nets and words of sympathy in tho slck| nesa, death and burial of our loved | one. In times of affliction may God deal as kindly with them. and Children. I around an hl* hunch and began look­ ing at un. I won much embnrraurd nt coming In m> lute and thought hlx turning .ir.ainil wan bocatOK* of thin fact, I motioned to him to turn back facing tho speaker. Hta reply was । nidsoleex and I think painless. He up a face ut rue. He was ai Miiali boy., but I. shall never fur-1 __ un.i waist, both plaitoil very full |tat thu waist? His feet were In little j| ‘ copper toed boots with red tops. The lawn of Pierpont In tha foothllta Is" the "North Country" which 1 i.-■ m M.i.^.he« has e.u I books. W'fl j being' JibSri country? ' ■ /WARRKN H. KNOW. Advertised IxMlerx. borrowed from my <;rand(athcr < E. E. Bolinger. John Dobbyn. A. One of the most pro training in .ill - departments ot tho I Crandall and the woman with one j H. Gtinea. John Hardy. Lngmar Leht. • tooth was familiar to my childhood—j flclent brokerage u Chiud Lewis, Kendall Merlau, Joel r. llabl.firm of this kind is auj* ^rs. Dcnwra who long ago poised Helntxelman. John SchemperH, A. G. ___ - to any community. Il is equfp- | Hmlth. Archie Vahelle. MIm Velma Grand Rapids. This Arm attracted ped to make careful Investigation*.' I returned to‘Canton to visit my, j McArthur. Misa May Whitesometime*'tasting for a period of cousins. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Gardner,, comment during th previous periods several month*, estnldlahing tho re-| who* line home Is near the college when it • was operating ’under the liability of an Issue before making nft buildings where their two sons utnames of C. H. Cnrrign* & Co.. and offcring to its client*. It employs the j tend school. Howe. Corrigan & Co.. and built up a best -ttnrneys and engineer*, nnd get j There was a game of foot ball play­ largo investment buslnean with clients result* which the average Individual t ed between the college team nnd Oginvestor would be entirely unable to ' dcruliui* during my stay. Earl, my ffi this way it performs an In-' cousln'sCwldast boy. told me It was Decay of the System Easily Pre-' shoeOl such u steady and sutat.intl.il reach, valuable service to tho public, being , hta last Tamo with the college team ._ .. . wou],j graduate'In the spring? vented by tbe use of RHEU51A growth that a larger organisation wa* ------------ . .----- >----------needed, resulting in 'ha present ar­ matter of choosing un investment. ...., v..„ . ................. Chronic Rheumatism is the result of rangement with tour ptvtners. B. A. Snow. Corrigan । vriiKuu & uentra Bortles;■ ta na Gardner. I certainly had a line the organs of the body becoming impreg­ Howe, W. H. Snow, C. H. Corrigan ireHowe. diable and efficient, thoroughly reliable efficient. II time In their home. 1 then-went by nated with Uric Add crystals, which cause and w. M. Bertles. and many Investors ira make a prattles practice 1I train to Holden to visit Lester's twin, their decay. Rheuma will stop all inroads All of these men hare h»d exten­ of turning over to them funds to he .Chester Crandall, who of the disease and restore the natural sive experience, and are fully dapable Invested at the firm's discretion. This farm. He met me st tl functions of the system. RHEUMA lim­ of handling tho tinnn«lal affairs ot fact Indicates the cohfldenoe general- a fine horse hitched lo bers up the stiffened joints und reduces their clients. Mr. Hpwe and Mr. ly felt In the integrity and sound mnxoo carriage. He ha the swellings. 50 cents a bottle—money Snow give their c’l>oatws*tteitlon to julgment of their transactions. The: finest dairy herds In hta section of the investment department, while Mr. present offices’of the firm comprise «I the country. Hls wife took me to Pon­ returned if it. taila. Corrigan nnd Mr. BcrUslf handle the tine suite on 'he Sth floor of the . dam to visit a cojtsln, Isabel Mathews. CARVT7TH A STEBBINS. brokerage transaction*. All four Michigan Trust Building, with ac- i Potsdam la certainly a tins town and membm-of the Arm have previously cominodailons for private consults- j la tinted for its quarries of red atone held important positlMg with WellI tions with client*, and an excellent. which Is much «.»>' known financial house* in Grand general equipment for handling their I for buIMfng purposes Rafllds, • and' have YiadP- n thorough clients' business. FalseTeelh । RHEUMATISM isiaHsms Set of Teeth $3 BEST GOLD CROWN $3 BEST BRIDGE WORK $3 DENTAL WORK ON CREDIT . (Ten Yea; Guarantee) scientious, sympathetic meat for your teeth st easonable co»t. NEW SYSTEM DENTISTS H10 Monroe Ararat �MICH1BAN POET SAID TO Sfl|rttiwfl8tflrnMichigan HAVE INIPIREO KIPUNB Alfred Noyes, Great English 1‘oct, The writing of. Ben King, one of Michigan's poets, are almost un­ known today outside of the literary out IUR HAIR HEEDS PARISIAN SAGE radiant with life at once. Use Parisian Sage. It comes in 50c. bottles. The first application removes dandruff, stops itching scalp, cleanses the hair, takes away tbe dryness and brittleness, increases the beauty of the hair, making it wavy and lustrous. Everyone needs Parisian Sage. Legal JMwrtl«ntRt$ revival m« _. Barryvlllo, lira buried on the shore of lake flllltta of Charlotto Michigan ut St. Joseph. who Inspired ^the week the guoaU Kipling to Writs "Barrack Room Bal­ lads." TWenly ' years ago King's WhUc coasting down tho faarryvllle verse entertained thousands of news­ hlfl Saturday on a voir of slalghs got beyond control and ran Into, tbe bank throwing tho party off. us follows by the Evening Bulletin of John Higdon being one of them ig ITiltadelphla: laid up tn bod. Will'll l««C ... '.......... - -­ from the list of forgotten-American found It Impossible to strike a oat- poets and newly illuminated yester­ day by Alfred Noyes, the English services of an expert accountant for the purpose of locating the difficulty. It was found that a heavy shortage existed, which tho county treasurer und hls predecessor were both unable to solve. Thia week It was learned from Frank U Brokaw, treasurer of Engle township, that he had con­ fused DJOIt of the township's money said that lU-preM'iiiail»6» of tlMi people pull jrorno funny moves In disbursing funds ORDER OF PUBLICATION. from city, village and county treaaBtate of Michigan. Tha Circuit Court I o"‘ |4oU£’ci’i“.‘7hInks'The Mlafor the County ot Barry In Chan- | aukt(| board 1)f Mupervu.oni have . cery;. .. , , T. 1 broken all records by paying the Lena Robinson, formerly Lena Stege>)f f<>ur inillan, convicted on a charge of violating the game laws. State Game Worden Kidder arrestLevi Cameron. Willie and John Bhowand Martin nosega for trapping muskrats out of season. Attorney General Grant Fel- Defendants. Bull pending in the Circuit Court th« on the l«t> day of December A. D. TAMARAC CORNERS. Forrest Houghuiin had the' mlsirtuno of a tittle, runaway Bunday THE MICHIGAN FARMER Through an arrangement fortunate for our readers and for thia paper, we are able to offer the following; not hurt badly but hls new cutter was quite badly banged up. Word came from Hastings to Mr. No better combination coulcTbe offered. The Michigan Farm­ er is published weekly and is the only weekly agricultural and live stock journal'published in Michigan and the only farm paper that devotes all its space exclusively to Michigan and to Mich­ igan farm problems. SUBSCRIBE. NOW. Mrs. Guy Brlggg uro the proud par­ ents of a bright baby girl. Both mother and child are doing well. Miss Gladys Purdtin who has been not want to suggest that Kipling pin- Blanchard and Portland returned glarlxed from King. But certain home Sunday, qualities In their work indicate that .Mrs. Davq Lepord and children the one man may have been Influenc-1 I^nna. Cleatus and Lottie of Luke Odessa spent Bunday at Clyde Pured by the other.' " King's book of verse appeared' sev-' dun's. QVIMBY. Whale 8taak. itlcnded Japanese people for whale meat that Room Ballads" of Kipling. < spending a weak with her sister Mra. liltxman last Wednesday and all re ­ A set of, verse that helped make Fannie Gilbart returned to her home there ia great danger of a scarcity ot port u good lime. King famolis was hla "If I Should I In Saranac, Sunday. No school Wednesday as tha teach­ We Tonight." The vers/ “Nothing to । Bora Cotton'a received word from tha Flowery Kingdom. Kat King's their daughter Mra. Itanda Lipscomb Eat Hut But Food" is Is nno)her nno|h«. of .......clever writings, while hls parody on in Grand Rapids that a flne SH lb. "They Stood on the Bridge at Mid­ baby boy had taken up his abode in that the Japanese government permits Miss Leva CMteleln enjoyed night" trained widespread publication. their home and answers to tho name of Ford Eugene. Both mother und the farm. hunting purposes, but the number ot vhlld doing finely. Geo. Scott and family visited nt whales captured Is not restrictad In Mr. Clary's In Hastings one evening WE8T VERMO5TVIIJ.E Bowling Frank Brown and wife celebrated MIm Kittle McIntosh spent Friday! their golden wedding anniversary renins In Htnrtinss the cucst of Mrs. In a local acmetcry. but Katurduy. Their children and grand­ the Grange i tha former selling there for 19 cents children were all there. placing of a hug'' Dale Navue and Deta Downing Mrs. Reginald Winslow spent Wedtmuld< nnaduy in Hastings with her mother who wu Beriomriy Ul. stream which Inspired sonic of King' The methods bf preparing it rescm | ville visited .their daughter. Mrs. 'A jolly load of students from the I । Charlie Nease and family Friday. write methods being broiling, frying j Charles Bpelknan and wife visited Bldelman Wednesday evening. C above prescribed for hls apftearatacV.' Clement Smith. Circuit Judge. Lincoln H. Titus. Solicitor for Complainant. Business Addr.w: :0S-J09 Peck ■ Building, Kahtmaxoo. Michigan. NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Bar- Cminiy of Barry, made on the IGth day uf January. A. D. ISA 4. four for creditors to present their claims late of said county, deceased and that qulrcd to present their claims to wild in the City of Hustings, for examina­ tion and allowance, on or before the such claim* will lie heard' before said Muy next, ut ten o'clock in the furc- C11ARLEH M.'MACK. 1.30 THE MICHIGAN FARMER. t t •« y««r both papers THE HASTINGS BANNER, yew the county general fund to pify the Prosecutor Dumin protested fldavlt on flic, that the Defendant tines. Samuel B. Btegemsn Is not a resident but Supervisor Decker's plea that "this board had appropriated money for a whole lot of Illegal purposes On motion of Lincoln H. Titus, sol­ and one mor* will not hurt us any,” argu­ icitor for the Complainant, it Is Order- , proved the more persuasive . . ad that the said non-resident Defend­ ment. ant Samuel B. Btegcman cause his appearance to be entered In this Woodland Thursday. cause within three months from the ing came lo light In the vicinity of friends here Sunday. Charlie Tuckerman visited relatives remained in Nashville to help care Otsego this week. Un Saturday a visited at Ernest Offley's Sunday. man giving hls name as Tom Collins In New York last week. Complainant's Hili of Complaint to camo here pretending to be looking who Is seriously III. line vailed at Jnd. Phillips' Tuesday. B. U Edmonds and wife visited for a farm to buy. He went out lol Mrs. B. B. Downing of Nashville their brother Jay Edmonds and fam­ rd on said Solicitor for tho Complain- John McGowan's south of tuwn and, ily in Hastings Bunday. Mra F. S. Scroder visited her moth­ on said non-resident Defendant of a The L. A. B. wlll nieet at th< ail er. Mrs. John Manser of Bellevue part Lester Maxson moved to Bellcfue for dinner Thursday, Jan. 9l. copy of said Bill and Notice of this . are ewsmiy inviveu. K.i I ur.lau. cordially S'S "n.d .rar?il<n£S ne*5i are»*«•> ««« invited. °r northern Michigan Grace Quinn nf Detroit Visited h> •aid non-resident Defendant. famtiv Jud 1 hl,,,p* and | visited hls frother Trcaton one day U,nUy 8umUy-_____________ I Uat week. * And It is further Ordered. That within twenty daya the Complainant Cah't look well, <at-well or feel cause a notice of this order to be pub­ Dally Thought. well with Impure blood feeding your lished in tho Hustings Banner, a Strickland. Sunday. body. Keep tha blood pure with HurW newspaper printed, published and clr- wa> The infant son of Mr. j dock Blood Bitters. Tiit simply, take! lira culatlng In sold County, and that such , hlH mit.1ir.llAn bllcatlon ' h. rnntlnuert therein at .. at once 1 of this order to be personally served un said non-resident Defendant at 1 I YOUR FAVORITE F King's newspaper readers, possibly helped Inspire Rudyard Kipling In the lirepartition of hls “Barrack Room Baljads.' hud "Mr. Noyes said tl found trace in Klpllng'a. ------ ------Indicate plainly that the great poet j of English Imperialism '— । ’. Skinner, who made Imburjied. j. Ill . ............................... lading for Afred Noyes, the great English rann-df-letters, to come over to this side of the "Pond" und tell us that It unaui* to Miunn * —- • •nd the hauls which they did make consisted mostly of game fish wltn only * few carp and dog tl«h mixed inIt Is thought that tho uneven bottom, of the lake may have had consider­ able to do with tho failure to secure results with the tpg nut. CARVETII « STEBBINS. lay at Mr. and ■ The lull of tho whale Is considered t especially delicious by our elmond- Obeying Instructions. Jock McTarish had the misfortune wm given a bucket ot water, a brush jailor camo through and saw McTavlah giving himself a thorough soour- ■el‘T“ asked tha surprised McTavlsh. Alcoholic Sentiment Tha singing souse is a nuisance, but much ho loves hls Dear Old Mother.' Cincinnati Enquirer. The First Step _• Often means so much. It has meant success to thou­ sands of youngpcoplc who wrote for our Catalogue as the first step toward a good salaried position. Take the step to-day. Address . barrel are filled with lead it ia usually Detroit Business Univer­ .-■rn.-wr. In hatri. an nnamtltv 1 sity, 63 - 69 West Grand River Ave. Detroit, Mich. E. R. SHAW, President. Rifling a Barret i a riov sartai ®*4e *»lb\«pwtal macblnory, and unI ’«• <”>» ^la be could not do tha I work properly, no natter bow akiUad i fa. wa. When tha grooves of a rtfla’ ind this Reports which Tuesday evening Olin Grccnman und1 wife entertained. Mbs Bernice Ixillmon. J. M. Hill and Dell Willis drvQv tor high honors. Miss Lennon won. Clcll VunNocken was consoled. Fri­ day eve. J. M. Hill entertained Mix* In iIm- begtnnkig Ot thing* In Haug- Anna Tcrwlllcgar won high prixe-and Miss Gracu Kidder and Mias Ithca VunNocken drew fur the consolation, making a detour uf the hlshwuy. Il prlxe. Miss VunNocken won. was constructed wholly of "logs laid beside und upon one another, until enough were In the Healing pile to J. 11. Moon. a team and load. brother. E. O. Urecnman und fam­ ily. They had nut seen each other this has answered the i both bridge und highway. Ituymond Dibble- attended the 1. O. O. F. banquet ut Olivet lust Tuesday who believe there 1s much valuable und reports a tine time. Buys t|»crc were thirty members went from Belle■ ork-pin* lumber to be made of It. They will-plant a suw-m(|| there and Tiie ladles of lb« Advanced Birthsee what they can do with thu old lay club will entertain their families to an oyster stlppcr Friday evening ut sum of the suit of Wm. F. Scilcck JANUARY INVESTMENTS MAY BE MADETiN A BASIS THAT WILL SHOW YOU AN UN USUALLY HIGH INTEREST RETURN. Sound bonds and preferred stocks may be purchased to-day at prices materially lower than prevailed a year ago. Every such period of low prices in the past has been followed HAJTIN6S CITY BANK REPORT. hls by a corresponding reaction, during which prices are higher and interest rates lower. If you will buy long-term securities BMSK: Mr. and Mrs. Will Warner spent । Munday ut Fred Warner's of Delton. Mr. uni Mrs. Ed. llcnlun of Nash­ of latke Michigan along the Chicago ville were truuils ut BUytcho Warner's Jaku front. They claimed that. I nuuld the water recede, they would be cniltl-d In found an Independent | nation, entirely upurt from tho Unit­ ed Flutes. The Judge ruled that such a noli"i> In foreign t</ present day reason: that the lake belongs to the govcrniiieitl and tho submerged land lo the bordering states. Tho Indian* have paid lawyers much money und Ih|I<vkT they still owned land their chiefs noxcr sold but which they long now, you can insure a high rate of interest over « period during which, in all probability, it will be impossible to in­ vest as profitably as at present. When others are buying bonds to net 5 per cent, your money will be earning 6 per cent or better. If you will send your name and address we will be glad to give you detailed information. Gladys and Ituby Briggs spent Friday evening In.Needmore. Mr. uud 'Mrs. Dorr Andrews of • Inatef spent Friday with her father in this vicinity. Mri and Mr*. James Driggs ot Urcoh.im spent Huutluy with his cous­ in Bert Briggs npd family. . Taint til. Rheumatism is very pamful and exhausting. especially tn l||6 chronic Mage. Tu get quick rcUef when these sptfla come on. RENNEF IAIN-KILLING MAGIC OIL Is ,th» ■ king needed. It i« a clean and SEAHE CORN ER b. Ms*. H. B. Downing vt Nashville vislicd the week-end w|tU ti»r Maier. Mrs. M- L- Downing. Mr. and Mrs. T. Maxsun vlslltd Mr. and Mr* John Wall al Nashville Tuesda). KMpit «f Jackson la home tnd will work the (arm ths coining iiiurtic r. nmgTMKirr bahieeiks ■ ' . �THE H.WHNG4 BAMXKB. JVSfAKY M. 1911, HELPFUL JUMMTIOMS FOR HASTIN0S-BREEDERS YOUNG GIRLS WHEN III CITIES 21 siding tho lit It acta on j kind nutrition, thu. Tilfcngth to tho nerves, rform lu very important If in failing health write Da R. V. Here©’* faculty at kivaUda' Hotel, Buffalo, Naw York Chink of henry Smith Grand Rapids, IWcb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner ol Monroe and Division Ave. Fann Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Store Phonei— Bell, 173 Citizens. 5173 mile* of Kind clay roads In tho United States, according to tho OfflcA ot i'ubllo. Roads, U, 8. Department of Agriculture. Tho tlmo to work the roads I* In tho spring when the soil 1* dump, if tho working of tho road* la deferred until talo In summer when they ere dry. they uro not only much inoro difficult- to put In proper ahapo Out tho cost of repair Is greater than If they were worked early In tho eprlng. 1’rovlous to 1991 comparatively lit­ tle, If any, of these roads existed. The popularity df this typo of road 1* duo to tho fact* that It 1* cheap, compara­ tively nrm and durable, cosy to con­ struct and repair, and that tho ma­ terials out ot which it Is built arc plentiful In many sections of the country. . ' The sand-clay mad Is mndc by mixing the sand and clay Jn suck a wqy that the grain* of Kind touch each other, the apace* between the grain* belntr tilled with clay which set* as a {binder. The approximate mixture of sand and clay may Ito determined by nil- water is poured carefully Imo the ■and until It reaches the point of ovcrflowltiK. TJio Volume of water removed from tho second vessel rupnsenfe approximately tho proportion of clay needed. ' The proper proportion of sand and finishing. clny cun best be determined, how- 100 in teat* thia month: Spoiling, vlx., Thelma Crandall, Jcsilo Jewell and oh Joy! Gladys Everett*. Geography, via., <>rpha Schoch was Thelma Crandall and Dori* Jowell. dare a. .ho had an operation on her Hm L. Hhcpard. Teacher. no*e during vacation. as pollceuicn, railway oitlvtals or I toh‘of'Maple Greve, with perhaps postmen.' : other* were In tittciu!.incc. Glitl-S SHOULD NEVi:,: loiter or, When It lajinown that no les* than stand about alono tn th-' ur.-et. .ind i four of tho state breeders ata>ocktif accosted by a •troDg'-r < wh< thcr , tlon* have officer* from Barry counquickly a. possible to the pan llcennin. GHtl£ SHOULD never 1O% DISCOUNT On All Orders Placed During the Balance of January. Rapld.-'. Ch<*cn as OAccrn. • UNCLE KAM GIVES DULEOTIONS Fueling tbit the girls ,.f Grand The unnuaf meeting* of the dlf. Rapid* and Western Michigan ought fere nt Llvu Utock Association, held HOW TO BUILD THEM io bo cautioned a* to certain pitfall* COHHEUTLY. and annoyances supposed to haunt, nt tended. Two hundred thirty mem­ ber. of thu parent aaaoclatlon enjoy-. ed the bunquet tendered by the Slate PROPERLY MIXED SAND AND Hoard of Agriculture. und fifty more jwlng "Warning* uml CLAY MAKE GOOD ROADS which they .hope will room In the dining hall. Barry ebun- ■ help to protect young worm.n: ty wa* well represented, though j GIRLS SHOULD NEVI ill sp many more from thl. county would In bu benefited by attending these meet­ Use H'mkI Mochli*-, bpllt-lxig Drag itrangora. cither tji«n or worn the str'cet, In wtiopo. In ... Ing*. Robert Martin. J. K. McElwain I and Prorido Menu lni|>ortuut italn*, lu lonely country ruada or In Ncccwdty—Good Drainage. . places of nniusement. Hr Harper of Middleville; Wwrnko GIRIM SHOULD NHVLl: (he j Kelsuy and llurnld Barnum nf Coat* oucceeaful for a generation as afonlc and body builder. Bold by medicine dealer* In liquid or tablet form­ trial box of •Tablets” mailed on receipt of 80 one. cent stamp*. . ATTENDED TIE ASSOCIATION Arc Made by the Kupcrintrruknt of Mcotlr on tho map so far as the live stock Interest* of the state arc concerned. secretary and treasurer of tho Mich­ -hotild igan Poland China Aasoetatlon; W. lniincdlatoiy"ca!l a polio man 1 H. Schnnfx was continued ns eecre-1 t.iry-troaaurcr of the Michigan' aid. ‘ GIRLS SHOULD NEVEi: ,K-. Shropshire Association: W. It. Harlift offered T»y «»- Htrang’-r in ,i or Ltxicnb or .vehicle of any d< i\ml This is a s selection of products. 1 14171673 in< a very fine i of the foreign Fulton Street A. S. Rapids, Mich. A CAPACITY COGS HAVE GUUJt SHOULD NEVEl: so to ah I lh«1 MichtKun Hereford Association, aildr. slvcrx- them by ai ’^raii.., r orj-irf addition. W. H. Bch.intx wa* con- Though Long enter any houscl restaur.v: ur pLice tluusd iw president of the Michigan of amusement, bn tho Invitation of a Berkshire. Association, aflis also made ranger. , . , . 1 chairman «f both the c^-cujlve and GIRLS SHOULD NEVER «.> with iuglrlativirAJY'mmittec* of the’ general Borne . — —-• .i» .1 h<«-1 aModatlon. memorlt pita! num) ur believe el'iti.>■« of their The feature uddeiktaM I relation, having miffered (r "m .-in'ac- Ing a limited lIVu stock exhibit at Scotsman. Th I.i.-nty III. I tlitae annual nn'eting*. wm made Welle ho eaya. «'■ i ..... . . i thl* la u common devi to kidnap i permanent. Lost year r > - ka rbi. ‘were shown. This year rat wetncr .__.^.-----GIRLS SHOULD NE1 El: cpt; l.imba were shown, both pure bred Dr’eaer. ano ki or I und grade 1uml>* In tho aame clauses, months old, whei ----- — al Mr. Scliant*. who I* a flrm believer i Sho camo Into my tnelther should th<-y buy in the pure bred*, sent two pure bred i later One Jsv ■ther article* th. ,r door., Shropshire w.-th-'r lamb* to this ' ---------------------drugf.'.lmw; One wn* shown three time*. »• toad, en. rwn rorwara, reoGlltl.S S'UIULD : ' ■ a : inning three-tlrata. In two of these °®wun< hlm *nd. ehowing greet de­ . . . wcrt, (h c„nipcn. | light in her happy doggy way, alwithout tlon. Th.- oth nr.u making Inquiries. ! twice, winning '■ A. I< I third. I* the » contest there Something for for you?" Inquired checked aulL |ga at a single Bitting." "I suppose you know our policy?" two each i-y ten exhibitor.. Mr. nine years of age) 1 went into a local ' Tho fourth grudo uru s-hantx'* two i imtH taking ririt am! , barber'* shop and was surprised to see The eighth nnd tenth grade* uro their physiology drawing*. third t mis Ji. tw.'titv tl,.. .___ .___ .... . . . urking on their agricultural note» h Muy C.ilahan, Clyde and Laura clay will t-untsin. more ‘And do you think you can do It?" keeping sound and normal d ,w;n,I7 •h£^l^’hwhw-ei^y"^in<ri^ other*. In fact, clay* i book*. r" ,rl ------------I ?.ndT »'rlx' . '* . '*.’be Shorthorn of bv Russell. Cecil and Gertrude Gago, of meeting a » friend frtknd whleh which sh. eho did did by T know I can." , ... anwsnvn Tho eighth grade are taking per­■ Margaret Brady, Hesalo Fisher nnd qu*>itly found w hich already con- , ‘On Saturdays we giro aa many a* „;,ow , yelping and Jumping upon tho man's Inin about the right proportion of Teo Many Neglect the Wonderful Ma| cow demon*triitli>n. n <lraft unit shot centage In arithmetic. Ellon McClain iuivo half holiday* /or fnt burrow < ontest limit-1 knee and trying to lick hla face. This The &th grudo have completed theirr this month. ’“tv'.fc । jI chino Which Constitutes tho . physiologies and ar. ttnlshlng their "And on some holiday* we giro • Human Body. Moothly Report. * tho surface 'is llrst luV'vIcd off mid note book.. performance every hour." Report fur month ending Jan. 9: crowned with a road machine, the | Monthly lU-|x>rt. Tho young man hesitated. Number day* taught. SO. , crown being about one-half Inch to k ----- ---------Month ending January ». Total attendance. 929.50. ttiu fool from-the center to the Bides.} need rewinding, Number day. taught. SO. Thu clay I* then dumpedj.n the sur- wouldn't break down. * lamp that did NORRIS—Ehn.ictt. iurrbi j D^gs have * modo of concealing reo- must hare one thliqc understood be­ Total attendance. JSS. Number boy. etiroU.d, (. fore I sign a contract." Barry Co., ognltlon If It suit* their purpose. A refflllng. has Number girl, enrolled, 11. will bo from « to 8 Inches In depth not require .■"..mea--,. . Experience ..*- ..— (‘d* friend of mine sold a terrier to tho. Number boy* unrolled, 6.' ’ at the e-nter, ..nd gradually deercus- taught you when to use " H­ ui the key. where Total enrollment. 17. "No matter how rushing bualneoe lo Number girl* enrolled, 9. into nalllo Morrison of Hawick. Upon Ing In depth towurda the sides. A to look for lost screws and bolts, aji’l ’-,7 -- — Total enrollment. 19. Mariamna Stine, Teacher. lay.r of clean Mind Im tile'll u-nulty what ell wlH produced lilt' tnest light u,। .x^ivc calling upon the Bailie aome three at the museum." the egg king replied, Whole Percentage of attendance. 9A.31- -.' added, which U thoroughly mixed ! wt(h 5 -• 1 9|l month* later my friend waa surprised “you gotta gimme time enough to eat with th- clay.'either hy trutllc or by. tno ' ' i sb Ten received half holidays', thl. van born und died. Sho cinbrac- at tho dog taking no notice of him. but im unH of pluwn and disk* or tooth >»" stirprillng.how car. ful wo we 'J month- . . — c 8. L». 4. faith tn Un- aumqii r'uf Incotti aTTIjd, following received a mark of ,----- -----|jjC things upon which wo depend under the tab J ' '" — “• j। for qimfort. and tho tools on which Lar Thu Ih-sL reunite have been Obtainund E " ■' uniting with tour miles from Hawick, hs happened ed by thuroughly mixing or puddling to look back, and saw tha dog follow­ ““ ।' wo rely for our HvciUtcc 1. Hut how th HAD SOMETHING TO LEARN tlm m.iti-rlnla when Wet. For this con- ing him In a stealthy manner, which It about tho most Important pl<-co of ma- h--”• •• chincry under tho stars-that body of! "‘"J,’ mJmiiiy^ircvm, persisted In doing until it reached Jed­ Young Bink. Knew Much,' But Ho burgh. It wa* sent back by carrier mixing can be done In wet weather. your*? lt'0 far moro'dcli than the Ua, lhlll ,(lo C()ull| ,ll)t ^ccl at Found That Hla Knowledge Could Thu mixing can be left tu thu tr.iffk: most intricate madMiulcal device.' th<-- appointed time to worship with much more sensitivity' A marvfclous h'-r chosen people. At the age of 7 caalnn recognized tu old master. SurwIS BECOMING MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY ly placed, hilt thtr invoices a whole —■­ winter und spring of kid road, nnd affair, strung with minute nerves. । ih'l r« nhiim-d u cripple during much as offended dignity. Young Cicero Sink* wa* an erudite In addition to my Many Good Things to Eat, I am serving crossed and criss-crm»ed with Uni Shu wan naturally of a cheerful youth, and a regular demon for knowl­ feed and drain pipes, equipped with a edge forsooth. At hls studies ho My Lady's Mirror. uiuehln<i or .pilllog drag .after the furnace, storage stations. UUlo war^ “ swotted" to tell you the truth, for straight like others. A materials have bi-etr thoroughly mlx- house* tu hold emergency supply—In 'Exorcise Is a splendid skin tonic. " sister, and one brother fact. It Is a manufai tnrlng plapt with ■tied her to the better world A brisk walk, no matter if In tho rain, you tom* little Idea ot hla worth, he mojjr.departments tiun you’d ever Im-, un aged mother. on« twlll freshen tho complexion, even as quartetd o 11.1 M-ur beside* a hos* Ilt' ' frestftne’th* aglno. nnd every one Of them needing I ha flower*. flnwnr. . and and ’ n almnla elraplo j the actual welghLof thf> moon and Ila tlm ccntei lluiit aperient will do wondera for a muddy । girth, and how far alt the stare were coating of e.iHd may (lieu be' added. > constant attention. You nro a* health-1 You can get ju*t what you want at Tom's. The use of the road muuhliic or drag ful nnd capable ns you are sound and akin. It remains for all women to should bo continued al frequent In-' normal. *. preserve euch beauty a* they have | He could tell you the reason tcrvuls until tlic surface 1* smooth I Try My 16c BntaoM Lunch If you excretoo half tho car* In your and lirni. body-keeping that you do In -jour 1 H,am °r.th.tt--m* . W“ and hedgehog* are not good to oat. The Beit Coficc in the City houseki".'pltig.thcr.Y Is no telling how ----------’ E*»ry skin to different and j ,i,o >hy thw ntTtp should long you'll live or ln>w comfortable Brian was qulto unaccustomed to' Tv*1 b° acc®rd,nK,L *^L2* without heat, and why bumblsboe* IN MOONAN'fl CIGAK. STORE. tho ways of society, but ho had ob- ,Rk0? a r^,i°nln*. ’ «P«n- don't make honey. He could analyse Jefferson Street Hasting*. Mich. Ina f iiich- Ib * ,,u,° w*rnl"' ,>n0 nature's talned a very good post as fnotmsn ' ”” TT0 « . “i . T" w P^P’' whUk5r •"d blarIt currant tart, and it crown or *Jarm signs telling you that something Tho. morning after taking up hto' er “e‘hod of *«•’«•»«;for h®r «»n. j repeat Shakespeare's plays If you to ibe foot । !* out of order. on» of the little wires duties hie lordship rang for him and \ M"*‘ LT’*’J* |------------- - - • -- It tl"n I* tangled or a pipe la choked tip. told him to ask her ladyship tf .ho ”"hr !h,“’ 7’* "“MS crammed full of science and art. Ih'.rn:’Ln.,|”,whl‘ H L'V i Y<’"P bol,''rfl n'">’ ""‘'1 * K00'1 clean'° "Mh7 'hf,aId ! knowing eren why Robey le funny. STS. “K,X?>»'” ,■ ■■"■•!"•»« »»< i«- was "at home." “She to, .or," said! W°“a" nrtno; “she's Just gnqe | draw 1 wa?^r.at ’*“? ?" ho"r *"rr da7' Z?k." an,‘ do U “d •rM-matlo in >■< rials sliuuid then be mixed with | Jour furnace, and It I- cither generat- Ing-room." "PleM* do 'plow* and harrow* whllu tin-y ar>-1 Ing toojnurh wartnih or too little.— said 1:1* lordship. Brian went timid-j altered hl. mind, overheertng one oumpctratlvcly dry. ufu r whleh th<;y | Woman'* World. ly to tho drawing-room, "if you uru linully puddled with n harrow j ’ • day two friend*, who Imagined him day until during wet wv.itli) r. if cl.«y worl.n j------------------ ------ —— please, your tadykbtp, hie lordship1 -----------Blnks without doubt. S.IT, vssr interesting LONDON wants to know If you're "Boded !" i -----------------------------"No. tell him; "fio^ todiy.’ "What an ugly old beggar that | Hla Biblical Knowledge BIIgM. Whisper!.,'.g Gallery- ot St. Paul** Ca- uM Brian, “they're both mad.’ Bink, lol" said one. Bald tha other1 Whatever qusLlflcatiou* th* newly­ ti K'.kI niuchlne. Thl,< should 1„ doiiu when the eilrfucu Is soft, y,-i . elected judge poeaeeaed. Biblical About That Gordion Knot. ---------------. — — eat the Vleltor to the City. the knowledge Bink, learned hr the Mtirf etiouKh to pack wll under tti. Th- Gordion knot to said to have knowledge waa qot hla meet conaplcuroller or tlie'jranh'. Wide but ali.,1 Th* fnrnnne whispering gallery of been made, of thongs used as harness oug- An attorney want to hla court to much more happy without—Cleveland low dltrhaa should bo provided <ir ■> tnc rv.m. aim cuiv<-iiI 8L I'aul'u ou raui u tCnlh< nin' dra!,» Ur.n,T uonoon. London. is Is to tbe wagon of Gordion, a husband- PIa*d for a girl who wm to be eent to Leader. i ..r crmsHirnln* should be placed readied by * flight cf 26® steps from man. afterward* King of Phrygia, the juvenile court for a misdeed. "Thl* | tho library. Thia Thi- gcllcry, which *•"“■ Is Whosoever loosed th* knot, tbe epito >• ‘b’ UU* girl * flrat offenM," pleaded Love In a Hickory-nut. of which were hidden, the oracle aald. j attorney, "and I don't think aba thu "injnd on clay" rouil* bu well about. 210 feet nlmva. the cathedral A hickory-nut to named, than floor. Is noted for a curious echo, and should bo ruler of Petal*. Alexander ought to be punished. Even Mary I dr.illibd. "Mary cracked. If tho kernel ia withered. , After the clay on sand, or the sumi I* so named because n whisper uttered tho Great cut away tho knot with hls Magdalen wm pardoned." ' un clay, road 1* completed, Il should near the wall on on« bide of It Is die- aword until bo found tho enda of It.' Magdalen," aald the judge, “I don’t r*bo carefully maintained uhtll tho and thus, lu a military sense, Inter-1 member that case. Clerk, brthg me th* । surface becomes firm und nmuolh. The Unctly audible to n i "rson standing; preted tho oracle. ' flic* In the Magda] out whole, all la well on tho other side, n instance of 108 feet In a straight lino. Frpm this I, Micky place* inuru .’nnd point a good view Is obtained of the' ■tiuuld be ml church Interior, the tcsaelated pave-1 cd. it 1. Jutl ae important tu attend ment of which looks l[l:o a minute to lheso smalt detallriici to any other chesboard. but It Is Hable to cause glddln.oss.to anyone nnt used to: ncKkclcd. thu road is liablo to fall. holght*. It also cotonmnda tho best I It requires .approximately 1 cubic ■yard ot cloy to surfucu 1 '.6 running view of Thornhill's rilntinga and of From the ■ yards of road 13 foct In width, ur tho cathedral generally. al- 'iit UT."' cubic yards tu tho lull, , whispering gallery 119 steps lead up' to the atone gallery, sn outer gallery , load for two* liorsb* on u dry clay, road. Tho coat, of tho road will with a e^no parnp'-t running r?iind fltercfore dtpend largely upon the the base of the dnm». Hhrn In the distance the material 1* hauled, the | clear sky of early ronrnlng may often i averago being from fGOO to »t.9*o be obtained a wonderful vf»w of Lonper mile. A road built under the di­ don,.a view which is rfill dore exton-1 rection of the Office uf I'ubllc Road* ut Gulnesvnic, Florida, ono mile long. alve from the golden gallery above the ’ H fl. wide, und having 9 luchc* of dome. From this point th* lantern *ati<!-clay surface, cost *991 per may ba ascended by a spiral stair­ mile, or leu cent* per squaro yard. case to the golden ball, where s’-x Another sand-clay road built by the persons may stand at onc^, Olllco at TullahnsMc. Florida. 1* ft. wide. 7 Inctie* thick, cost *170 per mile, or about Dvn yeut* per sqUaru Retort Courtsoul. yard. People expect to see KVSRY AUCTION SALE advcrtUed la Tha BANNER ««d "My eon Willie tells ms .that yen for this reaaon they have come to pay little It any, attention to MU»- Nobody who threatened to box bls eua yesterday. High Fries for Ginseng. contemplate* holding a sale can afford to take the chance of NOT sdvertt»l«g |* Tha Ml»s Toot»r," ssld the. Irate parent, GtDieug, nereV seriously considered calling upon Jhe echo"! mistress, "and BANNER—It tncaoa money to you. Remember we make dutaa for the avatfeaa a medicine In this country, to bring­ I hero come In to say to you that if ■ ing fabulous price* In Ubina. as It is announced Ute root bas brought as klgk a. *140 In gold * pewi-’"u^| Illi hMi>, CIIIimi "dhf fUct It Mui your pitnii" year one lot o! eipedelly •elected lt’r Vw threetk glnuag root sold at auction for *317,14: ? B? thro -ih ill th !*'; * Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch Steaks Chops Hamburg Steak Ham and Eggs Sausage Etc., Etc. •Smokers find Satisfaction in Our Cigars & Jobaccos spot of The principal reason for this is be­ cause we devote all our efforts to keeping our cigars and tobacco in proper shape for their use. . ' • A large part of the value of a cigar or a package of tobacco is lost if it is not properly kept. And in preparing to keep tobacco and cigars properly we equipped our place with every latest device for moistening and retaining all the natural sweetness of the leaf. Farm Auction Sales We carry the largest and most inviting stock of cigars and tobapcos and smoker's supplies to-be found in Barry County. Make our Club your home while in the city. Jobbtr and Rttailtr ut Ml, h, IS JtjlvwrfJtrul, Phont lot Jiattingt. Mich. gold a pound. It came from Korea, i A box big enough' for the pirpoHs." whsro it waa found growing wild. 1 j Harper e Weekly. TH USIIHS BANNER, Hullin, NW. �THE HASTTSGfl OP HEARING CLUU-i. ut Michigan, County of BsYrr. Probata Court for th* th* from that date WOMAN llEFUSES Board ol tdncatioii Proceedings OPERATION r, Ellen Kefley. Wortman entertalM-1 f«>r dinner tn. and family of Ce- OFFICTAL Born to R«r, «Qd Mrs. McCua Friday a six pound boy, — - -------------Telit How She Wm Saved । Regular meeting of the board of I lie Stranger to I t Ion*. • by Taking Lydia E. Pink­ I i-.lucUlon Jan. Ifdh. I!»14, le u business trip tn Present. Edger. Chase. Hbultcrs. ham’s Vegetable 'Absent. Ketcham. Bronson. ' Mr. an<F Hrii7.Mlll.Trd Willison and . Edger elected chairman pro tern. Compound. Minute* of hist regular meeting '. Iiliilren have returned from th«lr Visit' to North Dakota. wero rend and approved. : Cash Salomon anti family, Mr*. Ben­ Logansport, Ind. — "My baby was jamin turn and M. D. Trafford and upon motion allowed: over a year old and I bloated till I wa* ,3 4.86 family went to Silver Creek Saturday —i a burden to myself. Ginn *- Co., maintenance to visit Mr. Trafford'.* father, J. H. Trafford, I suffered from fe­ male trouble so I Baker Paper Co., irialnlenam* could not stand on A. W. Shaw Co., mnlntenanev. "■j:- offle- in the City fiT'Kostlng*, for ex- thatsivch claim* will bo heard before raid Court on Thursday. 4ho Hlh day ot May next, at ten o'clock In tho forenoon of that day. Dated Jan. 14tb. A. D. 1914. „ ; : CHARLES M. MACK. Judge ot Probate. like millions of needles were prick­ ing me all over. At last my doctor told me that all that , fltale of Michigan, the Probate ■ 1 would save me was an operation, but tlso pronato ornce. in inc i ,. . . this I refused. I tings In «ald county, on the second ; told my husband to get me a bottle of day of January A. D. 19H. 1 Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable ComPresent: Hon. Chas. M. Mack.. nnj j would try it before I would 1 8UUIIU. k.l UK, OK, <UR1 mSI°'-r <» n-ui. H» ,l«l « t . -J.’.. ‘ Seeley, .. j _ I I Imnrovcd rirht aionv. Iright am nowdoinrI improved along. I am now doing Bonhla ’Webcr deceased. • Ixwls W’. Weber, son. having Hied al) my work and feeling fine. in said court hls petition praying that "I hope other suffering women will try an instrument now on file In thl* court purporting tn be tho Inst will your Compound. 1 will recommend it and testament if thu wild deceased to all 1 know.’’ —Mr*. Daniel D. B. DAVU.110 Franklin SL, Logansport, Ind. ofu.m ron nmuamoM. re. nvered from maintenance . c. Ilenlh training - • ■ rimkr.nu>, Co., manual training Gladys M. Fetter, music .... It.Hsi.- Bush, kindergarten . Henry Hturks, rep. and imp training IT. Bcssincr. domcstlo sclcnr Stamm. repair* und Ini- Since we guarantee that all testlmonials which we publish are genuine, is It not fair to suppose that if Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ha* the virtoe to heI womrn lt wI1, hd Frank .Smith, repairs nnd ImI “V •>» >■ >" • pr<n*f ment* .......... .......... — • HnxtliiK* I’tg. Co., maintenance It Is Further Ordered. That public like manner? A. K. Mulholland., maintenance notice thereof be given by publication , ]f yoa ill do not drag along until Frank Horton. Janitor supplle* of a copy of thl* order for' three .ucoperatJon t, necessary, but at ones eeaalv* weeks previous to said day of . , p pinkh*m’« Improvement . hearing, in th* Hastings Banner, a Lydta E. Pinkham b Vegetable, newspaper printed and circulated In j Compound. said county. ...w i Write to Lydia E. Plnkhniti A. Hall. Janitor's supplies. “.T«. iS'i,. M«llclneCo7<JonIldratl.l>I.n>n. J. Holloway, maintenance.. \V. Weaplntcr, repair* nnd BIX* e. Baat.ESTON. V»“r >•««■ «U •» oiM-n-d. I por,,,,,. It is Ordered, That the 30th day of January A. D. 1914. at ten o’clock In tho torenoom at said probate ottlce. Register of Probate. A true copy. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Eben Albertson of Kal­ nmntoo were week-end guests al John Aib-rtson'a. , . . Sam William* nnd family, the ten.nits of Mrs. Ban l-awrrnw>. planned to leave our HtUn town Friday night, hut <i few friends called on them and ] hindered their moving until Saturday. Janitor's mupplli-s J, I. Huicuinb. Janitor'* supplies A. C. Wilcox, iiutminl training Mrs. Frank Rage. domestic *ci- read nnd answered by a womuu and held in strict confidence. freight and ;.sr, Maxonio Tempi* Friday eve. Jan. 1 Sth. RefrrHhnicnta will be served, prixe.* -.vlll im given; Admission IS cent*. Herb Rock and Grforgo William* were In Battle Creek one day last week. .. . Geo. Lvlnaar nnd Indy friend. Ada Whlttneore. spent flnnd iy nt George Whlitmore's at Delton. Martin Peters ond lady friend. MIm Florence Willison, wore in Kalnmntoo John Granary la In town visiting old friends. ■ Wo arc enjoying semester cxnminagresslyr Businena Arithmetic. to take up bookkc-plOK In place of al- In English wo nr.* writing coritposlI loris. Ninth Grade. We will commence with Division HI. —Home in history. ,S9 We lire going la study thn “Vision <if Sir IxtunfnV* with the seventh nnd eighth grades when we get through A Hiving decided to quit finning we win sail M public luctlon it my ptemluc M the old Gesler farm, 1 mile west and 1-2 mile north uf Cedar Creek on Sec. 27, Hope township, on Thursday, Jan. 29, T 4 Commencing at 10 o'clock, a m, I will offer tho following property: HORSES. Good work team Driving horse. Driving mare, 4 years old, weight 1200, a good.one. T CATTLE. 7 year* old, due Apr. 1st 7 year* old, new milch 10 year* old, due May Ifllh 5 year* old, due May 13th There are all good cows giving milk Spotted heifer, due June 5 Durham bull, 2 year* old, a good one, weight almnt 125U 2 ted heifer* 2 spring calves Calf, •' month* old Calf, 3 months old Cow, Cow, Cow, Cow, HOGS. Brood sow, due March 10th Brood sow. due March 19th FARM IMFLEMFJHTS. -Low-down manure spreader. No. 3 Hay loader, tlic New John Deere Dayton side delivery rake . These machines are nearly as goo< Dowagiac diac drill McCormick 5-f ClrnmnimiC-f’ eut binder flO-tooth spike flrag Gale £>-spring tooth lever drag 5-tooth cultivator Steel dump rake Gale plow. 110 Oliver plow, No. 90 Wagon Pair *1dgh*i Top buggy 3 nets single harness 2 syts doable ham Portland cutter, nearly new Sgt of 3 slings Onlversal sling pulley Grindstone 2-horse.gajoHne engine, I. H C * Com shalL Saw frame with arbor and 23 inch saw • Scientific feed grinder Wire fence stretcher Garden seeder and cultivator, Iron Age . Garden cultivator Ladder Grain cradle Fishing boat Cast iron tank heater HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 'POULTRY. Aliout 30 chicken* Base burner. 18-in fire pot Range cook Three-burner kerosene stove <-**l*n Economy Chief crenni separator, tKu-lb capacity 5-gal cream can Catilaron kettle Barrel chum Other articles too numerous to mention. 1 bine hen turkey HAY AND GRAIN. About 13 ton* good mixed hay About 10 acres of bean pods Small quantity of old corn Small quantity of oat* 30 bushel* of potatoes, more or less 2 bushels of cloveneed. Thi* is excellent seed Hot Lunch At Noon Not least, but last, the wonderful Thermo engine, large size, will be on exhibition on day of sale. Shelter for Horses If It Storms TCDilC* *n ™11 °G5 or under, uth, ill nvtr that amount I CrlHIO. gmonths time will be Rlvnn on Rood bankable notes at 6 per cent Interest, and a discount of two per cent will bo Riven on all credit plalms for cash, la pads N h murU will settled I*. Clianccry Onler. Banner, iifoci-edlng* and mainWanted Information. Slsth, Seventh and Eighth Grades. State of Michigan, the Circuit Half an hour after Mrs. Richly had Court for tho county of Harry, in given her new maid an order sho bo- G. H. VanTimii The sixth grade ore studying singu­ Improvements chancery. lar nnd plural-noun* In language. tame uneasy and wentMo investigate. Thoma* W. Hammond. . Improvements “Well. Mary, what has detained you? Complainant. ography, Have you found my Keats, as request­ Shutters, Hoc. ed?” "Lor1, mum." Mary apologized, John Weltrert. admlnlatratora , | Th- seventh and eighth grades arc ' Z ' writing tho book »f Enoch Arden. Is a Keats." AGAINST BEARDS the- eighth graders, l-if.-rn FOR AND Defendants. RIW HUHinO I Dt-nnwQ nTwq/nr i CUrkp> .noved nnd left At a session of said court held nt ! <in«/lon<' eighth grader. Vera McCue. the court house In the City of Hn*Always her way through. Public Opinion .r .. .. Ha* Been railing Sharply Divided on Subject of •The Ptinama .Canal" nnd arc now Present: Hon. Clement Smith. Clrwrlttng about It. .« ' Colored Epigram. Primary Room. Lowest Human Habitation. Wo need not go so far back as tho A colored philosopher Is reported to It Is no surprise to learn that Amer-i Tbo lowest human habitation la affidavit on file therein that defendant eighteenth century to find Englishmen . Tlicro will be a box aocl.il nt the 'Grange Hull Friday eye. Jan; 23. for said to bo that of the coal miners in leans am the greatest consumers of' have said. "Life, my bredren. am Agnes Brandt Is not a resident of the 1 who held that shaving was “agen God th.- benefit of th* primary room. . mos'ly made up of prayin' for rain, and Slat* Of Michigan, but a resident of, ... -------- ---------------------------j Bohemia, aome of whom make their' sugar In the world : we uso a great i In tho nineteenth. We Ciphered down-Frldny night. , th0:8tat- of New Jersey; that Nellie; Effective relief comes quickly when and nature.” then wlsbln* It would cl'ar off."—Pres­ - rWcUInnt r.f thin ----SLlt".• Hyomei .. , ,is ____ ___coughs, ___ u. «bron ___ ­ Me.irlc Kelley wa* Monday. I dwellings at a point over 2,000 feet bo-. deal ot It In our politics.—Philadelphia nine,, .. used_________ for catarrh, byterian. The lirst grade nr^paintlngcalendar > low the level of .the sea. Press. but a resident of the State of Nevada: chitis. cold in the head or croup of infants. the Beard." act forth eighteen rea sons for retaining It. Biilnljt Scripfur- j Th- third You breathe it—no stomach drugging. This medicated air has a tonic healing Sapphires Headed List. ! United Staf-g Usds World In Sho*s. Mistaken Shrewdness. Und; that John Hammond in not a Sapphircu comprised nearly _ h"oo product of the United rmident of this State, but a resident effect—surely destroys catarrhal germs, Uonu. ’ Wtmt uuuld a Jupiter bo • a luUtakeu brand of । Tbo „ ot _______ of England; nnd that William Ham­ stops the poisonous secretions and quickly without u beard? Who would counto menre: shrewdness which regards telling tho thirds ot tho valun of gem minerals [ States, c-reeds ‘ thut England. mond Is not a rcKldent of thl* State, soothes and lieals the irritated mucous nanco the Idea of a fcliavurl Christ?" produced In tho United States last Franca '.'"many aud Italy, with a few membrane or money refunded. but.# resident of England; As late us 1SG0 Thcologort published n year. mon countries thrown In. Try Hyomei now. Complete outfit $L On motion of Colgrove A.Potter treatise entitled, "Sliuvlng: a Breach CARVETH & STEBBINS of tho Sabbath und a Hindrance to the appearance at the Mid defendant.* । Sprmrd of tho Gosjad.” Ono of his n< irAgnes Brandt. Mary A. Hecker, Nel­ Clianccry.Order. points was that Providence hud mnnlthe lie Emery. John Hammond and Will-. of Michigan. Tho Circuit Court feat|y designed the beard ns a pro-; 'hopic of Miss Ethel Um Hammond, nnd of each <>f them, Stntcme .h. Cirnnlv of Barrv. in Chan||iroBt at|(| cbrtL Hul be entered in this cause within five III meet I (6) months from the date of thia.or- | what about tho woman'* throat? Wcdni*-1 Complainant. Nowhere was there more prejudice ,h,y ,,f thn w I centuries ago ngaiuHt boards than nt | business hour. inns of court. The "black books"! '■ , rhd sing in the choir [ |I the Inna books' .. ”'........ Oliver C. Perrin. « ... choir practice Sattir-' I of the Inns tell us bow offenders wero day evening at Florence Willison's. 1 ami* copy of same to tie served upot. Mra Albert U Hall. Hiving rented my farm I will have an auction Sale at m» farm IVh miles south of - Coats I fined for wearing beards, and somesolicitor* for complainant within fit- ' John II. Hall. I times wer* even compulsorily shaved Mr* John II. Hail. Grove, and 5 miles east and a half mile north of Hastings, section 12, Hastings. by order of courL And tho prejudice CHANGE MADE BY CENTURIES ' against tbe beardeft barrister still Un­ gers. Vice-Chancellor Bacon carried lid defendants, nnd by । snt Day and Time of Compilation —.. — In thl* cause It appearing from at- hl* dlsllko to bearded or mustnehed of Domeeday Book. It ia further ordered that the com- , fldavit on file, that tho place of realplainant cause this order to bn pub- donee of nil of tho above named d< - fused to. hear them. • Even now there llshcd In the Hastings BANNELt. n fondant* is unknown nnd that, same aro very few leading counsel with Commencing at 10:30 o'clock, I offer the following property: The famous Domesday book of WU newspaper printed, published nnd, cannot bo ascertained. On mobeards, and I can remember only one Ham tho Conqueror, which ho ordered rlrcuiatiuK In said county, and that tlon of Asa K. Haydon, complalnouch publication bo commenced nut’s solicitor. Il 1* ordered that unshaved barrister ot tho greatest _______________________________ _ within twenty (30) days from thn tho appearance nf said defendants, eminence, the late Judah Philip Benja I not only an Inventory of the estates.' Combination Hay and Stock Rack date of this order, and that such pub-, Im* entered herein within five mln. <L> C.—sllver-tongurl Benjamin.: but a vdry careful valuation. Thl* anTop Carriage, nearly new llcatlpn b* continued therein once in j month* from the date of this order who wore a mustache and a goatee.— I dent aurvey was strikingly llko tho Spring Cutter, nearly new Black Gelding, 13 years old, weight 1,200 each week for six it) weeks lu *uc-; and in default thereof said bill will valuations of today, tho differences London Chronicle. . . Moore Plow. No. IMS . reaslon. nr that complainant cause n bo taken as confessed by raid defen.1Brown Mare. U years old, weight 1,100 srlslng out ot the different industrial Syracuse Drag, 17 tooth <opy Vif this order to be personally ants. And it is fqrther ordered that, Gray M*re CollKttning two years old in J, *yi wired Double Cultivator ■ served .on said defendants, and each that within twenty day* tho comconditions to bo mot. It Included a Danger of Knowing Too Much. by Admiral Dewey nf them, nt least twenty (30) days i plainant cause n notice of this order Five Tooth Cultivator count of acres, classified as wood, pas­ Black Mare Colt coming two year* old in April, sired Let us remember, advises a medical before thn time subscribed for hl* ap- 1 to bo published in the Hastings BanSteel Und Roller, 7 ft. ture. and meadow land; of mills, fish pearancc. . ner, a newspaper printed, published magazine, that a brain crammed with by Modoc Buckeye Drill f CLEMENT SMITH. and circulated in said county said a multitude of useless facta may show ponds sr.d llaheriss;; of plows, hides, High Wheel Road Cart Circuit Judge, publication to bo continued once a Double Work Harne** . , Examined, countersigned, and enter- ' week for alx week* in «wcce«»ion or up brllllsntly on an examination, but Tho land waa valued as at tbe time Single Harness ed by me, that complainant cause a copy of thl* bo so clogged aa to bo unable to put of Edward, again aa when granted by. Yearling Heifer, grade Durham Two sets Whifiletree* and Evener* ROY ANDRUS, the knowledge to practical use. We Yearling Heifer, grade Holstein Tread Power Grind Stone Register in Chancery. ■. know we are raising tbo pedagogue's the conqueror, and again aa at the, String of Sleigh Bell* JWWEI.L k EWING. their appear- Ire by thus stating thsl there is such time of the survey. But If wo ael our>1) Sap Buckets Solicitor* for Complainant. Cider Barrel a thing as too much knowledge, hut as Sap Pan Arch Irons Bualnc** address. Grand Rapids. Dated Dec. 11th, 191J. sen al once how tho industrial con diBight Breoling Ewes, yearlings and two year olds Mich.. Houseman Hide. a fact the world's work Is being done Clement Smith, MIBCSIXANIOU^ COLGROVE k POTTER. Circuit Judge. by specialists who are densely ignor­ esday valuation to Hollcltors for Complainant. ant of everything outside their respec­ almplified the Business address. Hustings. Michigan. Solicitor for Complainant. inn an enumeration 2U-gallon Meat Jar with about 70 lbs of Pork tive narrow spheres—and of many very little mon S> Brown Leghorn Hens Business address, Cassopolis. Mich. Acres differed little, - excepe in their improved Union Churn No. 2 • A few Brown Leghorn Roosters things inside, too. A true copy attest Challenge Washing Machine power to yield'cropa; tbe social incre­ Oil Heating Store ment of value was almost negligible. Dep. Register. f-wks fM BACKACHE KIDNEYS AU ■LADDlT Little Profit In These Mines. Two other Bedstead* Osborne Binder, fl ft. cut. nearly new Some fo’rty years ago considerable property brought together and devoted Ofle Dresser McCormick Mower, fl ft. ent Copper was mined and shipped out ot aa a whole to single usee. Except as Three Commode* Keystone Hay Loader Ban Fernando in tbo southern part of an aggregate and for the particular Three sets Bed Springs It) ft. Osborn Hay Rake Lower California, but since then not uso which tiio property as a whole1 Other articles too-numcrous to mention Wide Tire Wagon much boa been don* with this metal. .a’erves, tho several parts have relative­ Tbe principal difflcultlea In the wny of ly little value.—Engineer Magazine. tho profitable mining of copper aro fuel and transportation facilities. Iron Depends upon the patronage of the deposits have been found at aeveral Miser's Unsuspocted Hoard. people in Aa community. To the places, tbe principal one being at San A dead miser's hoard was found se­ patronage of the people, the quality Isidro, but no active work has ever creted In a wall in an old cottage at of stock, practical workmanship, and --------------1 1-1 —— — 1 . TCDIlQi All sums of $5 and under cosh. Over that Pembroke Dock. South Wales, recent­ our personal supervision of the set­ ting of all work, and the reasonably ly. When workmen were repairing the iLunlUi amount one year’s time will be given On good low prloea we are always able to cottage they discovered bank notoe , How’s This? bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No goods quote, we attribute our success in and gold amounting in actual value to We offer Ono Hundred DoRara Re­ about 15,000. Tho cottage waa last to be removed until settled for. ward for any case of Catarrh that occupied by David Nicholas, a retired finest selection of Monuments and cannot be cured by Hall'* Catarrh fanner and teamsmaw whe markers we ever had. Call now and Cure. . tlmo ago. He lived alone, look them over. You can place your receipt ot parochial relief. order right now so that the work can Wm. Geib and . Manson Newton jPropr,e,ors COL ROSS BURDICK Auctioaeer LAVERNE CAMPBELL Clerk HYOME RELIEVES NENE MINUTES AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28,1914 HORSES CATTLE SHEEP POULTRY FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS 21 FARM TOOLS A Firm’s Success In Business HOT 10HCH AT HOOH SHELTER FOR HORSES IN CASE OE STORM R. H. ALTOFT, Prop’r, Stevenson on Lif*. WRONSIDE BROS „ fi~il. and MarkI* Dealer. Hostings NATIONAL BANK OP COMMEBCEJ Toledo. 0. nail's Catarrh Cure acting directly upon t COL W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer BERNIE MclNTYRE Clark � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-01-29.pdf 4c04012582037c4934fcc4ad6d84e4b6 PDF Text Text BANNER HAST PIFTY-FJGHTH YEAR PART ONE—1 TO 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29,19H 20 PAGES EFFDRT MAKING FOH Two Hastings Residents In Their Youthful Days CMM WI THORNAPPLE TWF. RECEIVES BELIEVED IT WILL PROVE MORE EFFICIENT THAN .PREHEM Tho enterpristug residents of SAYS HE CAN FULLY St'BSTANTT Thornapplo township, who completed ATE STATEMENTS MADE IN one and ono quartos inih-x of trunk SERMON line highway west ffrom the village limits last fall. Have through their BIB ROAD REWARD MONET KmJ. TH. BANKS*. REV. RREADY DECLINES REPLYING TO REPLY CITY RENEWS CONTRACT WITH THORNAPPLE CO. NUMBER *> FARMERS’ IMSTITUTE ROUND-UP NEU WEEK Adda Sixty More Lights. EXPERIENCE OF OTHER CITIES This Is a fine piece of Toad and will be Included in the trunk highway which will be built, between Grand Rapids and Battle Creek. The residents of Middleville and Thornapple towoahip luvr received a WHH PLAN PROVES ITS UTIUTY In vl*w of the fact that uf Mlddlevllls petition In thia part of the III not be impeded with rand in the summer months, . fdlt to tho community. roads that reflect th>- spirit of unselfish enterprise. roads that make the stranger condudyhe bi not In a community of social lilp VanWinkles fta of township or county. would not be arpha. ln this country for the first time in No. 17 the City at Galveston at tho Ime of her terrible calamity In 1M0, when the Gulf of Mexico, practically took possession of their city and nearly de­ numb stroyed it. Thran are two of lhe most Individual In use and proved entirely inadequate pictures shown in the BANNER'S to handle the situation, and the city ties. Tell 1e originals, of the the business men to supersede tem­ TWO AUCTION SALES DID RUCK CAT RUNNING porarily the Council, whlcn was al­ ADVERTISED THIS WEEK lowed. and they administered tho af­ ACROSS M. C. R. R. TRACKS fairs of the city with such ability and And In thia connection, we would Cause Bail Luck. Intrusive Feline at IakwI Station AffonLs Food for tho Superstitious. A big. black cat liked the M. C. IL Because of III health, O. A. Arnet R. passenger station so much and nt- BANNER. cent parnllsll case brought about a similar condition, took the same meth­ od of handling their city and are do­ ing finely under it. 3H miles south, of Woodland, 1 miles ies In the United States, extending ov­ er every section under this form, noon. though under, certain modifications Falla, Texas with 1,000 population aro rd coldly, but the more llnhospltable Col. W. H. Couch will be th< appeared to like It. After being eject- brood sow. some good farm Imple­ ments. 100 bushels corn. 50 bushels longed to the New York Central lines be aides 1’ussy purred and rubbed, but this did not make it easy to tolerate him dur- • And there la never back to lhe old methods, which were so cumbersome and Inefficient, as to prove stumbling blocks to the very ends desired, and allowed such op­ portunities for waste In applying lhe terma, fi^ll liar. etc. Walter Wallace. • •Walter Wallace han decided to quit work directly under tho business su­ pervision of the three members of the Representative Holland I thank the t'lirlsllan Scientists fo the reply. It Is. an able defense, r. 'Iteration ini thank them for paying me the per­ technical essays' sonal caprtesy. I feet a greqt dteit betfer than If they had paid no atten­ nlquc in Ha In- tion to it. This' was a personal com­ pliment, having it stenographer take down my sermon, then sending It to Detroit Cor — ...J.' ST.. through with II for'about a year, and then 1 will return the fine compliment the above happened hasbybeen paidthere to me. preaching another ser­ mon on Christian Science, and If I All Rural Schools CIomnI Tixlay and Battle Creek. Pontiac. Monroe. Manis­ tee, Cadillac. Traverse City, Wyan­ dotte, Fremont. Harbor Beach. Port Huron. 8.1 gl naw. while others arg tak- must place the matter... before our Common Council, asking them to sub-. spring, and a petition to this effect to go ahead without further petition­ ing. In case they do not sea their way clear to do ao. then a petition'of tt certain percentage of the voters voti ing at the last precedlne-general elec? tlon before the people. doubts on that scora, as It has shown lhe way to efficiency In applying city fund* helped In many caseo to ma­ terially reduce taxso, and has.so sim­ plified the application of the govern­ ing bodies, that, profiting by the ex­ perience of other cities of our class, we cannot afford to pass this chance io gain a good method of administer­ ing the affairs of oar city. - i thoroughly understand asked to vote for. tel on Saturday to explain sugar beet Farrand. the Farmer. Hastings High School Orchestra. 0—"The Boys' and Girls* Club Work.” Dr. Eben Mumford. Reading. iy other things to talk about 1 make a hobby out of thia sub- tho County heat. ’ Interest In growing sugar beets In this vicinity is spreading, owing to the Nearly all of the rural school teach­ efforts here of B. Riksen, of Holland, er:< and a large number who uro not representative of the Holland-Hl. Louis Sugar company. Mr. Riksen 1« the first day's session of the Barry Co. a Constable,—the latter two officers soliciting acreage from farmers and Teachers' Institute In the high school being fixed under the statute* The company will pay 15.00 per ton for nil room. The conductor is Prof. It. D. Calkins, of the Mt^Plcasant Normal balance of the officials are appointive by the commission, as they should be. beets delivered to the cars. The yield school. The program will bo carried as they.—the commission—are held Unlverdlrectly responsible for confront the farmer*. for the com- slty of Wisconsin. curs under their hands. cities of Michigan have come under the M- A. O.: T. A. Fnrrand. ths noted Eaton Rapids hortlculturallst: 11. D. Bailey, n farming expert of Gaylord and Mrs C. I* Barber, of Lansing. •Mr. H. G. Brumm, of Castleton, act­ ing president of the association. Is Music by Hastings High School Agricultural Quartette. our positions, and 1 decline to spoil It. by replying to a reply, which nl- place the responsibility for what Is or is not done. The only elective officers under this form are lhe three or more commls- vices rendered In such measure that Beets grow on clay, muck, or sandy good men will take hold and do good soil. Mr. Riksen says that there is an abundance of good land for raising position unfairly as once in a while sugar beets In Barry Co., and that has occurred, there Is relief In the he Is surprised that bests are not raised here. He declares that cash is time by a petition to the commission by the clilxens and Tie has — —— suffer from droughts, jis did tho other step crop# last summer. The routs, grow the front with hla defei down snd out. Tff adopt this form It is necessary to therefore, the dryer the season the more sugar Is stored In the beets. The crop Is sorted between May 15 and this5a provided for In the Statt and 30. and harvested between Octo- Congress among the best of their kind ever held In this county. The conduc­ tor of lhe Institute will be E. C. Mar- ren of iK-hool nt Co. «In tersare expedited, and the public who Of course, thiafleaves n wide open the railroad crossing. door, for air attack upon hU entire Four lights will be reply, buf/1 shall refrain from that. road HL. seven on Madison 8t.. seven 1 take^L that It would not bo proper on Clinton BL. four on Marshall Stfour on South St., two at the south ►nd of Jefferson BL, three on Grant St. lellvered from my o*n pulpit. well-patronlxed meetings throughout the county, will be held In the court room on Friday and Saturday, Feb. S ami ?■ Every effort has been made NODE 01110 MEDALS ATTENDING INSTITUTE of denly ono day ill hlgan Ave- the Butler Ad-^ ditlon. on West Creek bridge, on the hill above the bridge, and at the ijend of lhe road west of this bridge. Lights will also lie placed on Bhrincr street Ing this or any other system of belief. WILL SOON BE POST­ I did not do thia to disturb anybody in Detroit, or any Christian Scientist., MASTER IN HASTINGS. but entirely for the Instruction of my Alderman John Dawson will soon own flock, which Is my perfect priv­ ilege, nnd absolute duly, according to become Hastings* next postmaster. He [will attend the round-up sessions. my ordination voa’s. The program follows: "An Original Wilson Man," and ‘the Christian Science friends to promul- present administration han lost no Ll'MBEIUfAN OF tints In handing him the plum. Mr. 3:15—Introductory Remarks by R. GINAW TO OUniUBUTE or any other attack. Indeed I wel­ Dawson han been ths county chalrG. Brumm, acting president come the reply. I always welcome the MEDALUOa I*RlZKS —'Tile Draining. Why and How?" E. C. Martindale, Wil­ By both sides being presented. Il gives kinson. Ind. reasoning ’ people an opportunity to AMONG SCHOOL PUPILS FOR ■■'.Modern Orchard Problems." Al the present lime. I decline to BEST STORIES ON BIRDS reply In public to this article from 11:30—Discussion. Detroit. A reply now only meami that we will drag two dlgnllled stateSpecial Medal for Tntdim Who ilglous quarrel. I only repeat, that A. Farrand. I stand by every statement In the Music by Hastings High School Contciting witil.Mauuscripta. sermon. If any person will cull at W. V. MerahSfi Saginaw, has | my Study, and demand the proof, I " medal awards Will proceed to produce It. even of birds and bird the statement* that our brother In Is often used for perpetrating a joke on birds andi the place known as the 'Mrs. J. B. on the unsuspecting. It wax a happy the contest WU|I Wolfe farm. 1H miles north of the thought for Mr. Watkins, but a mlgh»cl efficiency In applying city funds. Freeport Grist Mill, sale to begin At The Commission form of city gov- 10:30 o'clock. Hot lunch nt noon and cd the telegraphic keys, both he and all ward lines In the city, and making all efforts put forth apply to the city Berman Rensch roorq. ..When last seen, the tnouaellist includes I was sprinting across the tracks to- providing of Home Rule for Cities. years 'at the rate per annum of S3.357. Tho company will furnlah <10 more lights and the construction work NOTED AUTHORITIES ON necessary for placing them Without AGRICULTURE ARE CUMING FOR ANY ONE INTERESTED additional cost at the above mention­ ed rate. In addition to continuing the regular lighting plan, the council have arranged to have the lights turned off an hour earlier after mid­ men's Congram Meets In City night and to have them turned on be­ e morning I'.:’ II. orklngmen The round-ty> sessions of the Barry bounty Farmers' Association, which Ntisi to moo 1. 1314 and air chi In a moment of exasperation, Mr. In Michigan will competition. • Lli — "lot;of good rlthout fear wr favor. running across I farm tools and miscellaneous articles railroad tracks is an omen of good or of three or five members according to lhe also of lhe city, and In their hands Is placed the authority to transact the business of tho city, whether they do WANTS BARRY CO. FARMERS. It themselves or bring in lhe services BARRY CO. TEACHERS of a trained expert as a business manTO RAISE SUGAR BEETS TWO BIG SESSIONS TO BE HEUN ON FRIDAY AND SATUR­ DAY. ANU HE WILL GLADLY 00 SO eadlng, to them. ' •’•••e to marihat their Christian Science, wrl entlst In Detroit. 1 understand and ruts in presented to the Common Council at their next regular meeting aaklng them to take up the matter of a com­ plete revision of he city charter with the end Im view of adopting th* com­ mission form of municipal govern­ ment, a few words as to what'the commission form Is and how it work* contract with the Thornapple Gas 4 Electric company whereby the com­ I'rof. Calkins will discuss maps on Friday morning, and Lucy A. tiloan, also of tho Mti Pleasant school, will speak on lhe "JIlesion of Hlr loiunfal." In the afternoon. Prof. Calkins will discuss grammar grade geography, and Miss Sloan will talk about teach­ ing polnja In n poem. Tho city schools will provide music for the sessions. Mcrshot! Bird Medal. The business session will be held on Friday afternoon. formality, for ih* boy or girl may write just as they desire wijhout re­ striction of any -Alnd. GRANT H. OTIS & CO. OPEN The story may be In prose or In BRANCH STORE IN REMUS in It muit be a pertinent allusion to Tiicy Consider Northern Town So or direct treatment of bird life. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Medals will b<- awarded for tho PrtMUlsing for BimIiicm Tliat They Establish Another Store There. • HOARD TOMfET SATURDAY textant Grant H. Oils & Co. have purchased be distributed In each peninsula. Newly Organised Board Will Hold hustling town on the Pere Marquette, Besides the storj- medals a special between Edmore and Big Rapids. Important Business and Procc They will sell clothing, men's furnish­ er In tho public <>r parochial schools ings and men's, women's and chili of each peninsula tho rooms con­ The officers and directors of the dren's shoes. trolled by whom shows the lqnr<-st Barry County Agricultural Society number of pupils contesting with win hold an Important meting In tho and the town and suroundlng country manuscripts of merit. county treasurer's office on Saturday. Impressed -him as one of tho most Dates will be named for holding the promising In the state for condnctlng A store. Mr. Oils and hla brother. and jichool of coni<wt*nt and be for­ lifting tho Indebtedness of the society.: Oscar, who have been conducting tho warded to Ben ।'. Bush, Kalamaxoo, store In this city, nro both experienced oh or before April 1. 1314. Ixatlons which use tho grounds during and live business men. Tho storo in The committee which will assign Remus will be operated as a branch will be given a clear understanding of lhe Hastings store. Both mem­ Munising; J. H. McGillivray, Oscoda; about rights and privileges on the bers of the firm will take turns In con­ and Ben O. 'Bush. Kalamazoo. grounds. 'Lack of such understanding ducting tho Remus store. Grant Otis caused considerable dissatisfaction last summer. arrange the stock and establish While operating a rip saw In the Plans for attractions grill also be - .Table factory on Wednesday morning, uatland Standley let hl* left hand get too near the saw and as a result he Injured Falling on Ice. Tho first basket ball game with a .While Miss Emma. A. Smith, of team from outside of Burry County the hand. He was taken to Dr. Grand Rapids, was going down town will be pUyed on Friday evening, Lathrop's office whers pie injured on Thursday, she slipped and fell on when the Lake Odessa high school .parts were amputated below tho first team will meet the local high school joints. Tho Injury was first reported shott's1residence. Her Injury was so team for Hie second contest of tho -..I—... ito— • II.— v tseason. The game will be called at daughter, who happened to pass, as­ sisted her to Dr. McGuffin'a office. Od< score recent 'Miss Smith’s hips were neatrly frac- Zf>yUilana Initiate Five Candidate* ]Lulu H. Edger, both of Bqtland town­ ship, were quietly united in marriage A Urge number attended Inltlatort ।at lhe Presbyterian Manse on Tues­ to her bed with internal Injuries service* in the Knights of Pythlal <day evening. Jan. 37th. the Bev. K. —-.-.I .. lodge on Monday evening when thd :Maurice Grigsby performing ths cer­ R. Smith. No. 21? W. Marshall rank gf knighthood was conferred up- ।emony. Mr. and Mrs. Bowlus will re­ on Loo Burton, Boger Austin), Robert side In Rutland. Lena Flnsham baa begun act! bn In Gorham. John Olner and Clyde Wilcircuit gnurt against Benjamin 1?. CurAUce H. VanEvery in suit H*. for a till to quiet title. 7 John Dawson. Barber. Lansing. . Yhe Home and Ila I man of hla party for four years, and stouter than thia ono. But above all things let ua not quarrel. I set up In his party. the principle that one statement like Robert Dawson. one of the city’s oldlx perfectly dignified, and a public —"Some Roll end Tillage Prob­ lems." R. D. Bailey, Gaylord. —Discussion. and Better Corn.' manhood in this city and was gradu­ Idem on the reply, it would not be a ated from tho Hastings high school J1:4S—Business Meeting of County with the class of 1835. Deciding to Institute Society, Reports, become a pharmacist. Mr. Dawson Election of Officers. Etc. You would Imnglnh that tho man entered tho department of pharmacy "*i u tnclln* In the Ohio Normal University. Ada. .......... •all nam< remember Ohio, and was graduated with the D. Baller. Music. I question n great the drug business In Grand Rapid* 1:30—"Alfalfa Culture.” E. C. Mar­ Battle Creek. Hastings and Ann Ar­ tindale. bor. Ho came back to Hustings to 3:00—Discussionthe founder, spirit of love. reside several years ago. Since then Reading. he haa devoted hfs time to business 3:30—“Handling Poultry for Eg* our dally contact with each other. I Interests. He pkitted and developed Product ion.” C. G. Maywood. know very few Christian Scientists tho Butler Addition In the first ward. here by name, but as Individuals. 1 ed in politics. He served as n mem­ D. Bailey. intending against each other, but ber of the board of education, and ■r the supremacy of truth, and as alderman from the first ward. Ho Is In connection. with the round-up. a member of the Knights of Pythias Han* Any person from now until Iowa. Hr was recently elected secre­ my next public sermon on thia tub- tary of tho Barry County Agrlcultural Society. . Mr. Dawson Is lhe first democrat to ter. will be welcome at my Study dur­ hold the office since tho late Edward ing my office hours. Sincerely yours. land administration. Russell II. Bready. G. F. CHIDESTER ANNOUNCES BIG OVER 200 ATTEND JOINT MACCABEE INSTALLATION CUTS IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS Those Looking for Clothing Bargains. duct Ceremonies. Ixxlge MrmIxTHhlp to be Boomed. Over 300 attended the joint Instalfound In laidy Maccabees on Monday evening In the Odd Fellow's Temple. AU were pl<as>'d with tho services, which were conducted by Mrs. Rachanl Halley, of Grand Rapids, past great commander, and by Judge'McCutcheon. of Albion. Deputy Commander III not be position Hila Congress vy ill he held ln the clt>‘ hall. The forenoon seaion will be called to man. nt 10:10 o'cli fleers will, follow* Music. >—“Home Nursing Demonstrated.*' 1:30—Dlscukslon and Question* Music. . Recitation—Miss Lura Tol . Shultz. Russell H. Bready. Hastings. Discussion. Questions. Music. third section. It stands out so prom­ Mrs. Atelia Pennock, chairman. inently that you will not miss It. Nor can you afford to miss It. Regularly at about thia time In the year, Mr. Chidester Inaugurates a IN FAVOR OF FREQUENT SATURDAY BALL GAMES coats and men's furnishing* He an­ fine drill. nounces such a sale this week. Many Ser- the big bargains offered. This year will be no exception. You will note tiulld up the membership of the local tho dlscountiroffcred on his regular lines of the best makes of goods. Mr. hive of the fraternity. . Among those Installed on Monday Chidester does just as ho advertises. night wore the following officers: means Just that much from his regu­ Qulgley: Record and Finance Keeper. lar price. See the adv. on page 17. Clarence I. Goucher; Physician. Dr. McGuffin. A red. white and blue Joy carnival Watch for Martha Wasltlngton Garden Party. The preparations for the Martha Washington Garden party to be held February 17 in' tho social rooms of tieman to have one vote. Grand tho Methodist Episcopal church, are march at nine o'clock. Hot coffee and progressing finely. All spring flowers above mentioned officers. clcty of tho church. the unanimous decision of the memHastings base ball association at their meeting on Monday evening- LaForgo will at once lake thia project Tho Weekly Inter-Oceaa Cltlca Sapparting Banda. In a number of the enterprising cities of thia stale, including JJwomo. weekly newspaper with Grand Haven and Fort Huron, an an- There, will be held at Trim A Brill's number of band concert* given In a masquerade skating party. Nothing various park* A certain amount la several succaosiva but the best order will be maintained. subscribed for Prises will be offered.—Adv. Gas House Coke la a hotter fuel - Ball « iwith the BANNER for OM : Itwo papers |1.25. Send In J scrlptloaa early. �Tin: lL4Hnig<M Murwtot, JASVAKY », HU. PERSONAL MENTION Warm Shoes -FOR Cold Days J riON’T deprive yourself of the pleasure and healthful results of * 17 a “daily constitutional" out in the open air these crisp winter ♦ days for fear your feet will get cold. Buy shoes to suit the con­ o’ ditions—shoes that will keep your feet warm and dry. We have just the kind of shoes you need for every day street wear. High top lace and button styles for men, women and children, made of the best leathers with heavy viscolized soles in the latest winter styles. HERE ARE THE PRICES C Ginghams & Percales New Line Just Arrived Wq hav^ just received our New Spring Patterns of the above business trip through, tho uan. Mrs. D. G. Robinson Is confined to tho house with lUneas. LucUn WlliUnn vtsltrd hla mother in Assyria Friday and Saturday. W. C. iKickeruy. of Grand Rapids. M the guest of Milan Walldorff. ■Sidney Holl lug*, Of Chicago, called un ll.istlngw friends last week. Mrs. F. 8. Pryor is spending the werk with her daughter In Detroit. ■ Rusaell MoIL nr <'hitrliitto. is at Dr. ------.rvaiiiiciiio v,... ▲ 1 Hurry Hoyt, of Grand Rapids, was in town calling on old friends Wedneaday. ' . 1 Miss Florence Hues Is spending tho, wi . k with Mias Dagm.Tr Young, of I Bellevue. f Mr. and Mrsu Elry Tobias spent Saturday and Sunday with Grand Rapids f relatives. • Mrs. Roland Taylor and son. of named goods* I Polo Cheviots, 28 inches wide------------- —------------------------------- — —-12 cents A. F. C„ Red Seal and Toije Du Nord Ginghams on sale at—Jg cents Our'kcgular $1.25 Ladies' Waists are all going at------------- - ---------79 cents ' UNDERWEAR 19c 39c 39c 79c' Ladies', Children's and Boys' 35 cent Underwear—*------------Ladies' Velastic Vests and Pants 50 cent values for------------Boy’s and Children's Union Suits. 56 cent values for----------- ♦ ♦ Velastic and "Set ijnug" Union Suits, >1.00 values for—-— Standard Patterns in Stock .in. .inn airs. v. o. boico roiurneu + , Wednesday from an extended visit in . IJiub-n. Wash. ▼i Mr. and Mrs, Vi-rn Haywood, of Irving, were Sunday guests of Mr. and | Mrs. Lucian Willison. ▲ M inning Doud Inis been spending l-art of the week m EUwr Digram's tn ll.udlngs township. Will Severance. who la employed ▼ .it Jackson by the Commonwealth Co.. The W. E. Merritt Store ♦ ♦ Men’s in Tan and Black, Button and Lacc, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5 ♦ ♦ Ladies’ Black and Tan, Button and Lacc, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5 ♦ . Sterling Percales and Manchester Cambrics, 36 inches .wide that formerly sold «L 15 cents per yard arc now..—v. ——-—?.12J6 cents Hastings, Michigan Phone 66 at Shults. the gu<M of Mrs. Mc- WEICSlt!^EIED2EnXnnlTcn iy. Who Is Serlojusly III. —" ™ V— NEW MEMBER CONTEST NOW STORE REING REDECORATED ^. ON AMONG THE MACCABEES ■ ' Roll Cail—Responded to by each md Mrs. John Hough, .of Bat- New Shchlng mid Furnbdiings Will naming the woman or man greatest Big Claw Will Ik- Initialed February k. are visiting at their dttughIn American history. Be Added. Will Bo Very Fino Reading—Miss Bulycn. When Completed. Hong—Ray Mallhows. Service, Deputy Oreat Com­ Workmen arc busy 'completely .ov­ Rhnrt History of Lincoln—Verne erhauling the store of Welckgeinint Johnson. Shults tho first nf the week. Mr. and Mrs. William Stebbins saw Song—Craco Olncr. eceded In arousing much enthusiasm Ethel It.irrymoro nt Powers' Theatre. ing added, mid when completed they! Study of Soil Fertility, under the among the local membership. Two Mm. John Eddy wax called to Grand contest, which will be pulled off Feb. . ’ it‘phis Inst week by tho Illness of h<“, central Michigan. 33. when n big class will bo Initiated. .....i.l This firm Is caponed .of alert, mother, who fell and br ' - *----------Masonic Jempla Building Since Its Insurance feature was put from , hustling business Then, progressive ! Howard Birdsall FINDS STICK OF DYNAMITE un a business basis, the Maccabees —.... z „.... .... and and out after business. - They aro-ye-i have Ixen prospering, and never more Mri- Charles Birds.. 11. <>f Grand Rap- reiving their new goods, ami soon will IN COAL AT GAS PLANT than now. The local tent Is having a Ids. I have a store and stock that In up,*>o* Miss Myrtle Houfstattvr. of Grand daiejiess will reflect credit pport thtf vf Ji,, nnd brm and tij.on thia city. --------A Idlib’ InaiubdllvcncMs Saved Hugh Lrvl iloufstatbr from Saturday A TIMELY WORD TO .Marks From Blowing Himself and GRANT H. OIIS & CO. SLAUGH­ WILLS DAUGHTER INTEREST tho MESSRS. MORRILL LAMBIE& ITant Up. . TER VALUES IN WINTER GOODS PATRONS OF CREAMERY IN SUIT PENDING IN COURT Hugh Marks, of the gas plant. Is I ing. Feb. 4. To begin promptly CO. PUT THE KNIFE IN DEEP oiitj. Mr. and Mrs. Brick Gilliland. I 8:00 o'clock. little human Iriqulslllveiicss led him Milke Illg Slashes In All Mncn of Wlnmie Fuels That Will Be Helpful Anil to refrain from striking n largo chunk ter (lothlng. They Quote Blwnunu In Their Regtl»o Prices. Make John Brady. of paper protruding. «. x. Knowing that she would not live to i Heavy bulls. . Christmas returned Frlhalf n stick of dynamite. act as plaintiff In another damage I Wfien you can get such ciothlqg us lii r home in Eaton Rapids afblasting Grant It. Otis 4 • Co. announce this suit against John Brady. Mrs. Mary Morrill, Lqnibl*^ * Co. advertise, this Hinman, who died a few weeks ago. week at .the prices thfcy quote, you Your in* Willed to her daughter. Mrs. M. Sisco., may know that' some exceptional blrnrnt. . uu«. un Address—A. T. She; of Ballevus, her Interest In the suit been 11,0 *«>• worth your while. pending In circuit bourt. Judge Smith Solo—May Crapoff. a.wa ri vi-niQ iiurcaucs .....................:................... :------ --------------thrown In has just signed an application for or­ ■ant H. Oils h Co Klvc you the figures that show you siht wouh llebutlilliiK the Opens Hoose. der for revival of the suit. In the' i. Sarah Sown.- and daughter Hu,t wh“t W” Bel Imagined. application. Mrs. 8lsco asks to have! . L Heed on Monday began to rcBeatrice Bowm. of Grund Hap- lh“lr well-known lines of -Winter Duct—Dr. Height and Irene Jones. I th< herself substituted In place of her de- , — Charlotte ’ * * • _• removed It from the coal. ceased mother os plaintiff In the suit. (. Address—Rev. E. L. Morrison. cently partially destroyed by tire. Mr. In the will signed on November U, |i Stockbridge. | 1»13, names ^Mrs.^Slsco **,*, .Mrs. —«•— Hinman •— > •*— — — —— i Song—ChoCiis. ltcbeknhx llaic^fnltlntlon. ■ the Insurance company. About six and Norton H. Johnson, of Bellevue. ■ Address—ll’v. W. C. Harger. Agent weeks will be required for rebuilding. On the 34th.. Rebekah lodge No_ 53 ho undcrw os executrix and executor. ,i,r;..1ir'’.’.’K..I''..,,02!cf* of clty’ He will bbok ho atractlons. except a had another of'their delightful func­ abscess on Mrs. Hinman asked 16.000 damage" ,Clarinet mrmci Solo—Eugcuo Manon, । tions. They convened In u special nnd Miss Millie M. Iule.-of Freeport. f,<w local once, before tho oppnlp* .of were married last Monday nt 5:3» P. I the theatrical season In tho fall. Tito IXPfft -Mr-.Brady. She had bccuJn ill., luih vue. ; meeting fur the Initiation of a clans health for years. Mr. Hinman's team ; Addres: M. at the homo of the groom. 713 So. „|,t.ra house will bo restored to Its Democrat" I'lnnqliig Banquet. .on. Bellevue. uf nine. Rebekah degree staff, Hester ran away In Bellevue and cracked In• ----- —Rev. JI. J. Hcscot. Flit\t. 1 ■ Address ! Keith, captain, doing the work In n Church street. The ring service was former condition. to.Mrs. Hinman's buggy demolishing. ! Hn» mnnm-r. ‘ planning t« ■'ollowlng the Th. v hiinrhnl''"" ’ '" '"" •*• " ” »»»'• ’ # C<»., of In* ... Osrd. X In i-r «, .hii! ,,! * ■in<1 haa charge of their Injured. The suit was tried here In ng in 1 riMk-cut-, ------- ii(ncc • _ uii'.r Bidriman' who' express my gratitude mid circuit court last fall. The jury dis| Inc Attorney Sullivan's office on MnnBoyes' home during the 'hanks to lhe many friends, who have screed. Mrs. Hinman soon after died. I <l.iy rvenlng. Another meeting X’lll Mr. and Mr* Boyes W|>| ; ben so kind to me during mr lll'lcwu I he hold on Monday evening. The fill-' violinist* i T.> thn I-lower Mission. Unity Club, lOlntvd members I beautiful plants. Thn D. G. T. O, । pl- nf ihlH i lly, were unlt-fi In m ir- i Club for the lovely book. Children’s Button or Lace, prices from 50c to $2.50 y Jfronside *fhoe Co /fastings. Michigan. * ♦ Phone H6 I cards and letters. during my recent Junior lielson, M. B. Armstrong. C. -NecoMit'y a Stern Driver. There la no atimulus to tumultuous MUon Hko atron* human desire. No- Michael. John Mosher. Fred Emllh. it. paxtor Itov, B. Poch. pastor of ccss|ly, too, drlvee men on relent- Keeley. Miss iluxr-1 Canfield, Ml an Cora l.mheran chur<-h. nf lesely; but deeiro. which amounta to a Carnes, othle McGraw. The brldul couple *' ‘Wi * .passion, drives faster and harder and l»x Etalc Steinke, sis more Intfcnscly. It has been excep­ Words and Reason. tional stimulus that has produced tho Men supposo that their reason baa ■dltng suit and c. . marvels of the hour. It Is excepUonal command over their words; ■till It ra-rourve tea w.tf, and self-generated stimulus that mon happens that words In return, exerWood catering need In this day and hour to keen un else authority on reason.—Francis Ba­ ■ *llh ‘h* •' con. । gifts. remembered. .. Mrs. Albert Klritie. ,r ♦ The Winter Is so Near Gone we will give you special bargains ' ' in hosiery. Woolen hose for women and children. Men’s woolen and cotton hose— T ____ all sizes jmd prices . « Specials in millinery, hats at greatly * reduced prices. J ♦ * r, ■ V"!' mploy' o Hoclatcd nduclod . spent considerable t< rn slates selling leaner*. 0. A. BOYES’ 5,10 and 25c Stor Hastings Michi EnthnsLisni I* COAL IS LOWER! night. The mem­ in imously voted to no ollng night frpp; »d»y after which four •'mg table* were played nd South. Price Delivered Pocahontas Lump$5.50 Massilon Lump or Egg$5.00 Jackson Hill, Lump or Egg ... . $5.00 White Ash, Lump Coal .... $4.50 White Ash, Egg Coal$4.50 A discount of 25c per ton from above prices where you do your own delivering. LUKE WATERS, Successor to F. H. Barlow & Co. Hastings, Mich. . Club Meets. running high In A Special proposition for one week onlyt, The coupo^ below is worth fifty cents per ton on each ,topfof ftanu&oe Gas house Coke purchased during the week ending February 7th, 1014. Fill out the blanks and present the coupon to your dealer, or to us, and save money on the best winter fuel. . ugnlzcd i» am ■'{ tho strongest In the stiitr. holding their own "gainst On account of the mild weather, I have been able to buy Coal Cheaper. I am going to give my customers the benefit. I hope you will take advantage of these prices. BUY NOW! < • op: "Mamma, hadn't bed so folks can | chanxo. window ills- ' thn Dianinrull Mrs. Nelle Smith-Boyos + Ono of our-little ones, who Is In tho habit of retiring early, said to hla mamma ono night when several friends Bauer, minus 3H- - and Itobvris. plus 1’4• Subbins and Hirst, plus 1 %F. I. Bauer and Ironside, mtItus 4%. Thursday Feb. 6th Is date of next meeting. , '• >■ COKE COUPON I hereby accept your special offer and ask that you delivertons of Gen­ uine Gas House Coke to me at No. .< * ■ ' * street, during the •week ending Feb. 7, 1014 with the under­ standing that this coupon is to be accept­ ed as a payment of fifty cents per ton ’toward each ton purchased. Signed! by i.nuigc »i<-c|ing. i Thn bl-momhly meeting/if Pomona f Grunge was held in Star Orange Wed.’msdity. One of the feature* of lhe ! x-salon was a deliate upon the ques* itlnn. "Resolved that the farmer is I receiving mo- m<n h advice." Both sides brought’mn so mo interesting points. A nnmbr of changes In by* by the GIsm Creek Bran quintette. State Grange Master Ketcham gave unwritten ritual work. . What's become of the old-faablonad man who used to hitch up his trou- B This is^ 'gqod chance to save money and a good time to get in the rest of yodr winter’s fuel. Thornapple Cao 1 Electric Co 1 Phono 5. ! Reed �Woodland Ur. Mr». Will Smith want to Middlefamily. . port visited Woodland relatives over Sunday. Robert Landis Is helping H. C. Bealrd in the blacksmith shop Mr. LandU expects to make blacksmith­ ing bls permanent .business. home over Sunday. ■Miss.Elsie Holmea of th* Hasting*, Sunday. Our blacksmiths have been kept Ing It almost Impossible for a horse to travel without being sharp shod. Smith Holmea hu been having a M. P. Fuller home. Aunt Dlnah'a Quilting one of the lecture courcr numbers by local talent, at the town hall Friday night. February the thirteenth. Don’t Will Groxlngcr Is nearly through with the Job of delivering the tile for Our Annual Red Tag Sale Is a great success as usual, owing to the satisfaction of out customers, and the careful living up to our advertisements. We are going to show our appreciation in a business way, by giving still greater bargains this coming week, and on Saturday, Jan. 31st, the last day of January, we will make a special effort to have Saturday our Greatest Day of the Red 1 ag Sale. Below notice Saturday Specials and other bargain offerings. It will pay you to come. It will pay you to buy. It will pay you to stock up for future use. As a whole, it’s the best sale we ever had. Coats, Suits and Skirts Every coSt, skirt snd suit in stock will be tnsrkcd with Red Tag, that will make them go fast. We will carry over none. Coats as low as-------$3.88 Suits and Wool Dresses Muslin, -ONE DAY ONLY— I ALL AT "Fruit of th.- Loom" Bleached Muslin f ONLY "Lonsdale ' Bleached Muslin ) CI 1 Z. .“Berkeh y Cambric 1 y /2C "Lonsdale Cambric in short lengths 1 z 8c 8c value Rood Unbleached Mus­ lin at 6V4o .......................... $4.98 Wool Dress Skirts at $1.88- Bleached Muslin, toe value, at only Men’s-and Women's Heavy ! Sweaters------------- $3.88 Ladies' Afternoon Dresses with Red Tag Prices. 8-4 wide Unbleached Sheeting (standard) Pure Linen Table Cloth by the yard. \ 50c am! 65c qualities, at only...-—/ Ladies' Shirt Waists, a big lot at only./ Children ready made Dresses up to 75c! at only______ __________________ / One big lot ol White Goods nnd Silk Poplins in colors, formerly sold up to 35c, at only 7Wo 23c Men’s Furnishings Flannel Gowns Saturday Specials Muslins Standard Unbleached 36 inches wide, at ALL AT 1 J.OU Men's nnd Women’s Night Gowns, heavy and large. 85c quality.___ —__ 69c Our 65c quality night gowns at only__________ ..48c Red Seal Dress Gingham. worth I3/4c, at, 1 fot _.7’vC >1.50 Best Dress Goods. Red Tag Sale Price... 98c }6-inch All Wool Jatnestowns Serges in all colors, 50c and 65c values at--------- 38c Two yards wide German Table Linen, #1.00 values----- 72c Men's Heavy Sanitary Fleeced Shirts and Drawers iu all sires at only------- ------------- .....32b Men's Flannel Shirts. ,1.25 values at----- ...-------------- 89c Men's Dress Shirts, fl.«) values. 89c. 60e rallies4 Sc Men's Working Shirts in solid Men's Wool Socks in gray and 45c. Per pair 4c Great Reductions on Wool Union Herbert Harvey, wife and child of visit with Woodhind friends. Mrs. Christina Barnum waa a guest . of Hastings friends Saturday. I Carl Faul and Miss lOlsle Holmes were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. G. A, England of West Sunfield Sunday. J. L. Smith whs a business visitor in Grand Rapids Tuesday. , Look For The RED TAGS They Save You Money One Price to All len tonalla nnd adenoids Is reported I TAKE ODESSA, much relieved and Improving .in 'Mrs. Mabie Xatthrop of Grand health. . Raphbi visited over Sunday with Mrs. The Warren young p'eople. MbW Ham Garllnger. Itraled thn Lns and Stanley were very furtuMr. nn<i Mrs. Frank Coykcndall mile Friday to escape unhurt, when nnd children spent Sunday at Ctnin. o'clock supper Friday evening to n as they were returning home from 1 u-pard'a. number of Invited guests school nt Woodland. their home run Mr. and Mrs. 1 away throwing then both out of ” visiting frlcndu at •d Saturday from Northern Ohio, cutter, and running some dlstnncwhere they visited reinlives for a a dangerous Middleville friends. from hero attended,the W. Institute at Coata Grove, rd and lamed. Tuesday. J. H. Risinger attended the Auto WEST VOODMXD. Show al Detroit Friday mid 8atu‘ * KAOT WOODLAND. l.luyd Hilt, wife and daughter Kllndwortli Monday and Tuesday. The L. •>. T. M. M. - and their fa'mllh-s daughter and cuesta at 6 30. Thursday nlyht. family Iva Colton. home of'Cheater Hecker, Friday Mr. and Mm. M. Euper and and nd Mrs. KU. Cunningham <1> .11 program. Richard Blough of Clarksville was Is a very highly re- th* home of Wm. Euper one day Ina. I A —ovm O. C. Sheldon and family allended | "• w"~' 'Misses tola guest of Charles Hesterly Saturday and Hundny. ■ Saturday. .-•I Haight <>f Mulliken. Miss I'hlla Hitt spent part of last Miss Cora Volte of Knut Woodland visited Miss Amelia Hauer Bunday nfHitt. In Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Htelner and .Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Demund visited sops of Clayton. Mich., are visiting Wilson Bowser of Silverton. Oregon who is visiting friends In West Sun- friends In Freeport Friday and Sat- Mrs. Htelner'a parents. Mr. nnd Sirs. hn Woodman. Furniture City. ] Mr. and Mr Judge Barnum was visiting his son Mr. and Mrs. (Martin Eupcr and Woodland were ttendance nt Bulling In Hebew.i The following — .. for th. of Francisco. Mich., arc spending n ors at Mm. Geo. Hauer's Munday. ensuing year: Dn'sldrni, Mm. Miss Hlldred Hchalbly visited her epee Kelsey: vice president. Mrs?. HASTINGS SANITARY DOUBLE. STORE Absolutely Cash Only Applied Knowledge. WAS FIRST AMERICAN BANK Th. ... 0,1m . teuou In daughter In j Boston Institution That Issusd 8400,­ m., ..m.l'e. .nJ ,.M l.h rambln-1 tiro ml Rapids. A ' I- • 1 000 In Scrip In 1714 Is Accorded •ord u..J in d.Unln, dl.un.., II, That Honor. Haturday night nnd Kimday with his me.n. .1, l«.l. Sow. t «ut um. Illunde. John Zunchnltt .md family. tla girl to give md a sentence using the | Carl Hlater I* helping the Hcnncy Tho first bank In America, located word fathom." \ boys to cut wood. on Stale alrcet. Boston, loaned money Instantly a hand shot up in the rear on real estate, [H-roonal property and faring from a of the room, Imperishable merchandise, though It, ">Vell, Mary, you may give your senreport lhe d«sith | bad not the privilege of Issuing money, then a prerogative of the Bay. im.ruing became <Iim-.in I with II State colony. After a few years Boa-> Mary flood up proudly. Ilf., and cmnniltlcd Kill, hl. using a 1 1 ton's (Inti branch discontinued buslcelling." said she. "is because they >ugh th<-1 ucss and was started In 1714. ten have n fathom.'' piece on his >nT Mon- l'r,nle<* ,n Boston.. The new bank car­ d by his I Fled on biiBliiess and Issued 1100,000 In • nlmt. mt. The body । scrip on Hie basis now- sought by ccrIt new gas mantles bo dipped In ---- ------- ----"dvasa t<> Mr.: tain financial jiromotcrs iromotcrs and leaders, leaders. it It vinegar and hung up to dry before Weed's undertakliia rooms nnd the wni| arr|., anj ..... k,.— but i.... scrip', i..- ...,i nothing and being placed upon the gas fixtures consequently the bank wasthey short lived, will give a more brilliant light in 1742 a lend bank was founded by and last longer. ■evornl hundred subscribers who gath FRIEND WORTH THE KEEPING cred In Boston as the bankers are Another Cinch. meeting today and who attempted to European Merchant Showed His Ap- reUevo tho scarcity of specie by Is When a woman takes up physical culture you will know that she either Ings. A specie -bank was also founded wants to reduce tho size of something about the same time, but both Inati- or Increase 1L—Exchange. NORTH CARLTON. HER RIGHTS IN THE HOME " "" '° w or girl of their acquaintance. (hat old. old classic about the child who, having been told that God followed her every-' where, chid her dog by saying: Raiment—Her Remedy. "Go away. Fldo! It's bad enoughj to have God tagging uto around with-] Ib a woman's life worth only her out you doin''It too!" food and clothing? In every position ' i Somebody lies! on earth, except that of a wife, a pur , We have had 10 or 12 people each I non Is entitled to wages. A wife gen­ tell u< he was present when lhe for-1 erally does fill that a servant would do. getful a’peaker had the names of per­ nnd a gr<A/t deal more, works morp ‘ sons Intended, for mention in his adhours a day than a man and goes । dress written on his cuff and bad to re-i through ordeals that are almost beyond I| 'fresh hlit memory ea^h time he went] b human endurance, yet many wives f* do' 1° to mention such names as Washington. enduro this for half a century ” with IJncotn. Grant and Anally the Great only enough to eat and keep them Name Itself. warm, never having an extra dollar to spend. They even have to ask for Somebody lien.—Indlaiiapolli Star. money to buy postage stamps. 'i 1 think a woman should have abso-| lute control of all household affairs. How It Happened. She should watch cornsrs and know WH u m .on a His wlfq,hnd made a little quiet In' how to deal wisely. She should bo al-' TMtiRntton of his coat. • lowed to manage her house In whatahe M|d |n no p|eBMn,! ever way seems best to her. Sho tonp ..you neTer mn|]e)j the jetler j should have enough of an allowance to Rlive you week. , ca„ fee, u cover necessary expenses, and a ape-' r|Rht ln tho corner of your coat,-. dal allowance for her iadlvidusl needs, ,lcr hu.bBI„| brought oat the coat' ----- — —----- ----ill uijuidi Biiaiui- iiiLtu wa/. 1 aeru CU,.ri rrom * l«Ur wrtHeo br . „„ d„„U ,0. „„ wothan on the subject of a wife's ex- -> ----- ,_she said. Reaching Into tho In­ where pendltures, tn Farm and Fireside. sire pocket, he groped down and down until ho at last grasped tho envelope. Woman Contends That Wife’s Service! ♦ CLEAN, FLASHY WASH NUT, »5.00. GOOD SOFT COAL, $4.50. CLEAN COAL, PROMPTLY DELIVERED. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ♦ Broadway Yards, ♦ Phone 224 E. Court St. Yards ♦ Phone 254 Ou the first night of James Thomp­ son's "Sophonlaba" one of the actors had to declaim the somewhat tdlotlo line: • "Oh. Sophonlaba; Sophonlaba, oh!'' Instantly a cutting voice from ths rather restless audience: "Oh. Jimmy Thompaog; Jimmy Thompson, oh!" The laughter that followed complete­ ly broke up the seriousness of the eve­ ning’s entertainment. *18how me de income," mid Uncle see, Il slipped down through the torn lining you promised to sew up more Shan a month ago. change after payin’ de tax.*' sauce; but tho condiments are by no means to be neglected. If food Is to be relished. The various flavoring seeds and leaves, truffles, mushrooms food value, render food more palata­ ble. Every housewife should get aoqualnted with'a variety of them. PIANOS R stock of Pianos is easily one of the most representative Piano stocks -in this country. Perhaps you do not know that we carry many makes and the chance (of choice is unequalled in Michigan. OUR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PAY 3^ percent if left with ns one year 3 percent if left six months Absolutely guaranteed to be the hottest and easiest burning coal on the market. We have four grades of soft coal, all of which produce a white ash but there is ONLY ONE WHITE ASH COAL that will uphold the reputation of our yards for supplying the BEST SOFT COAL IN THE CITY. If not already a user give us a trial order and be convinced. We are SOLE AGENTS for this WHITE ASH. Killed the Play p„|, o, . „„ . 8opbo,u. ,„„1UU, w.||. . nnrtm,. pl>. 0, lto„rtal hl„„, ,h„. , „ h,„ k„,rf , „ho|> J today to rival the government In mint­ till Ills cynical eyes when V uteran ” Ing money. All this paper money rap­ Subscriber" or ■■Constant Reader" : Idly depreciated in value, owing to the writes in to say that yesterday’s" constant and heavy expenditure for smashing attack was tho best ever. military movement* of offense and de Here In America letters of apprecia­ fense against Hie Canadian French tion aro t\ll that any editor can hope and their Indian allies < >dessa for. Abroad, orgunlai, Mrs. Ilesela Woodman. — ----------- -however.■ It Is different.' In 1782. during the revolution, the three children visit,-.1 l Harold Barnum. Warner Krlwy, French editors arn frequently reward- Bank of* (forth America of Philadel­ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew nnd others-attended tho stock show I ed for good artiefos by presents of! phia rece|v,4| a charter from congress, Mr. and Mrs. Will Euper enter­ Thursday until Monday. nt latnslng last week. I roses, gold fountain pens, baskets of' and Ita^iperatloiis In lhe Hay State jntained Mr. and Mrs. Harbert Hnrvex Sumi., K.l.m.1 Ik-iua | ,nd „ ,„nh of Francisco, Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Geiger with their guests i spired the establishment of the Bank The young people's choir led the Little Don Vsnllouten who undcr- visited Henry Geiger and family near But nowhere In the world does there । of Massachusetts In March. 1781. an Like Odessa Friday. .... ........ ,.u „,*«••» ■"‘h “ Moecenaa of the press ns. lnBthutlon which Is still In operation business meeting after School 1 K°°d old Mr Bimbo, the leading |>ork , ftB tju, pir-t National bank of Boston, last Sunday. | dealer of central Europe. INational Magazine. Class No. 5 has organism! na fol-| Mr. Bimbo IB Is In Budapest, and a year ago Egyetcrtes puopub- ,[ * rcmrv Ala,, r .' “r B «° the Budapest KWetCHea wlu'i'nRmii" r."”IS u.hc... . .......... .ns him. .wb LEAVE THE PATHS OF TRUTH atatod ao accurately all hla political of Loyal Daughters. Other investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are Newspaper Accuses Its Correspond­ editorial nxiui a whole hand cart of gdbject to change in market value which may take more than in­ ents of Indulging in What Might hams. Bausnges. blood" puddings and terest, then too, you must find a buyer. Be Called "White Lies." Bending Stamps. other choice pork products. Our Certificates are Payable on Demand and Provide a When enclosing a stamp in a letEInce then. Incredible an It seems. We bavq had 25 or 30 people tell u> tor, Instead of moistening tho corner Mr. Bimbo has kept its editors fully Sure Income. Savings Books Issued. "aa on actual happening" to aotne LAKE ODESSA STATE SAVINGS SANK, Uka OdMSl, Mich. to attach it to tho paper. Just moist­ supplied with pork meat. boy or girl of their personal acquaint­ en a spot in the center. Tho removal Bu, m.o . ««.«, lln> br TO„ „ Organized in 1888 — Under Stste Control ance. that episode of tho boy (or girl) of a small part of tho adhesive sub­ .n.l ,, .0 uo th. ,bo hlt ,„a „nd „ stance from the center will not Impair Won, Intn ll.inljritlnn *■ Ihn clllnr, , OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. upon a companion, and who, when the rest of the alamp. whereas lhe George Liverton President In mournful conference composed au corner la very often destroyed in do- editorial farewell for tholr final issue chided for these Indignities and told Wm. H. McCartney.’Vice' President that It was the devil prompted tacblng. Mr. Bimini was announced. He had Iniquities, replied: Sherman f. Strong............................... ...................................... Cashier heard the sad nows, and now, taking Howard C. LawrenceAssistant Cashier New Yorkers Like Potatoes. In the situation, he took out his cheek and scratch, but the spitting was my Otto C. Russ Otis Miner Every day in tho year theru aro eat­ book, and with one stroke of lhe pen own idea." Perry F. HinaS > Wallace Lpvewell Louis Krieger en in New York city 342.465 bushels set lhe Egyetvrteg on its feet again. Somebody lies! U. S. Postal Savings Depository No. 4770. of potatoes. We have hail 40 or 50 people tell us, ♦ When All Other Coals Fail Try Bauer’s F amous White Ash The Red Tog Sale will not last long at these prices. COME EARLY! You cannot think of a more beautiful Gift to your family than a Piano; it means not only education but joy for everybody, and YOU are the only source through which your family can secure this great gift. Of course you’ve often wished for one, but it seemed a luxury that others could afford, but not you. Now did it ever occur to you that "others” thought the same thing before they talked it over with us? It’s part of our business to show you how easy it is for you to-pwn a piano, and we want to talk it over with you. Our easy’payment plan will please you. . , | k III hi 1'1 |[||j PLAYERS If you want the greatest musical instrument ever invented, come in and let lis demonstrate the wonderful PLAYER PIANO. You become an artist at the Piano the moment you sit down in front of a Player. Here is the greatest achievement Of modern inventions; takes the place of a silent Piano in the home and maxes YOU the artist. Besides, you can play it by hand like the regular Piano. Come in and see a wonderful array of these wonderful instru­ ments. We sell them on monthly payments. Friedrich’s DOWNTOWN STORE 206 MONROE AVENUE GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. �THE HA8TOCW LAHGE THE CHURCHES ~| JANUARY M 1»1«. 1MENT H SCHOOLS Presbyterian Church. Sunday Weickgenant & Riede STl'DENTS AR< DOING EXCELSchools and Colleges** nnd Bunday. Feb. S Is "Education Day.** The paathaining Department tor will take for his theme next Sun­ day morning: "Choosing Your Life's Job." At 7:00 P. M. the Young Pe«pie will hold n special service. Bright. AGRICULTURAL . CtUB HAS annppy talks will be given. A lively 1 meeting'Is promised. BEER RECENTLY STARTED Tho ofllclal board al IK meeting Successors to Loppenthlen Co. We are at present engaged in remodeling our store and will have, before many days, entirely different and much improved surroundings to welcome you to. You will find in our store mostly carpenters, painters, pa­ per hangers and mechanics, but you will also find that we have a great many attractive bargains which will make it worth your while to come into the store during these torn up days. new pews and pulpit furnishings for thn church to the Globe Furniture Company, of Northville. The contract for papering and painting tho Ineldo of tho auditorium has not yet been form and the platform will bo built lu City schools closed last week with retho northeast corner of' the church. . OF OUR NEVER QUESTIONED TO GET ••QUALITY" IN THE PRESENTS YOU BUY YOU MUST COME TO THE "QUALITY" JEWELRY STORE. ALSO COME TO THE STORE WHERE YOU HAVE A MAGNIFICENT LINE OF ARTICLES TO SELECT FROM. IF YOU CANNOT MAKE UP YOUR MIND WHAT TO GIVE, COME TO US AND WE SHALL CHEERFULLY HELP YOU TO MAKE A SELECTION, AND CAN AID YOU IN SENDING "SOME­ THING DIFFERENT," AS OUR STORE IS SO POPULAR MOST PEOPLE COME TO US TO BUY THEIR WEDDING PRESENTS. Coatsup to $40 priced now from Suits up to $37.50 priced now from Skirts up to $15 priced now from 98c to $19.75 $4.95 to $19.75 $1.98 to $6.75 Quality Groceries at Economical Prices Everything you J>uy here is fresh and new and our groceries and pro­ visions arc of the most dependable and satisfactory qualities. in the high schbol Thursday and FriHitlute will be furnished by the pupils THE RELIABLE JEWELER 22 ib. of sugar....$1.001 Cusco Coffee Extra Fancy Havel 21 Karo Corn Syrup, one | A choice, sweet, mild The cream of the orange half gallon can22c flavored .------------ ---------coffee,, rroasted ----------- crop is now coming in and we 'fresh and packed ex- handle only the best fruitaob- During tho week an art exhibit will made in the ninth grade room. MethixlUt E|iImm>|>u1 Church. Methodic Episcopal Church, liev so. Ho gave the morning Hermon at tho Baptist church last Munday. Jiri. Mac Gon la visiting her sister. Mrs. Al. W. Duffey, uf Boyne City. Mr. and Mrs. Will Chase were In Coats Grove Friday visiting relative*. Mm Agnes Bull. of Middleville. Is the snot at Mr. and Mrs. «. E. Bogart. C. H. Thomas Is In Philadelphia on businessconncctedwlth the Maccabees.; Jtr*. Lucian Willison visited rcUlives at Hinds Corners Friday and Bat- Goals. Sults. Skirts and Dresses and our prices are reduced to such an extent that it would be wise for you to choose your garments for next fall . ‘.nutty Nur- V. BESSMER ^PERSONAL MENTION During the time of our remodeling we are anxious to dis­ pose of the many beautiful done by each student during the past <]uarter. *; ■ Second semester high school classes Grjgsby. who conducted the service. A number uf the members of the W. ginning algebra, plane geometry, trig­ onometry, zoology, horticulture, pen­ manship. spelling, business forms, manual training, bookkeeping and Baptist Church. type writing. Rev. and Mrs. Bella nre spending I ---- --- — — — the week in Grand^BapIds. assisting j board of education, attended the high In tho union revival meetings of the M-hool chapel excrclsu Monday morn­ three want side churches. Joy Memor­ ing nf th Ln Week nnd gave an Inlcrial IM. E.. Third Presbyterian and Second Baptist. The meetings nre a continuation of those which have been Mr. H. IV rnttenglll, formerly State held In the other two churches, and Public ................. Instruction. will be held In tho Bapllitt church. .....tpcrlnlendcnt ..............—... of «.,>■■■'< Mr. Herman Soder will lead the I visited the Hastings aobools Monday Thursday night prayer and praise m-r- , nflernoon of last week. At tho close vice this week, nt TnJO. A good meet- of school he led tho high school In a Ing U always assumed with Mr.f8odcr patriotic song service otter which he WEDDING PRESENTS n beautiful plctur.- Kevnlly pur­ Public worship .next Sunday in 1 Dr. C. I*. Lathrop was in Grand 10:10 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Next Sun­ day the pastor will exchange pulpit’ 1 llaplds Tuesday. pnstor Emil Tyden came Tuesday for n __ !j___ Best Molasses, large cans, r]Iug ve________________ jy for us>. A\toinalilc tainablc. Oitr Ournrccsnt presentrnnnlv supply 3 fur--------------- ._.25c ^uhrifle gratic ’s Club. Lenox Soap, . now 7 bars for—>25© i H-rm <>f five years. A great many of ..f the high- school building during' I bls former parishioners will be glad ’ the Institute. . to greet him. I'..rents. patrons nnd others Inter- ] Next Sunday evening Is BrotherMrs. G. F. Chidester la visiting Mrs. 1tood night. The men will meet at T. Diamond of Grand Rapids, this & per lb. •’"I'per dozen________ —---- Mex-O-Ja Coffee 35c Brooms --.i c..,:r.»s This is also ah exclusive Lard Compound, branc i of ours ours anu ond i«r far »usu----------------- Swift s ionuiuoi t A splendid value, 4 strands, best grade,-per lb. -lUC|perior to any o(|icr (hat we good weight, clean straight * ' • 1A/* corn, Special price “ ConeQirn. . very fine jUl each brand, 3 cans for._25c; In the exhibits from the various de- . Choice oatmeal in bulk, 7 lbs 25c Fresh stock of Grape Fruit, Radishes, Cleaned Currants, large i,,uakc, c<Kn FJake,t CTi.p> finelLettuce, .Celery, 15 oz. package, now, 10c । flavor, per package7c|lltC. Where Americana Fall Down. Twenty thouEmiTl Germans aang "Dl« Wacht am Rhine** to the accom­ paniment of 20 bands. The Americana who started were all right until they' got to “gcachwortgckllrr."—Chicago Tribune. stitute to be held In thU city the tlrst The gaa| Matter „ Friday and Kiturday of February'. Th.- High Hchooi Agricultural Quar11 n»*t‘era not how a man dies, but t.-ttc will furnish 'some music for the I Bow ho Uvea.—Johnston, institute. Tho following report given lhe en­ rollment. attendance and other infor- PASTEURIZED BUTTER Ask Your Grocer for - Crystal Pride Total enrollment. 11 Si. 'Number of boya enroll X‘. Painting th* Lily. Undo Amos scz: You kin point th er Illy jes* by allppln* on a pair of allk stockings.—Judge. Retail Price this Week 30c —As Cheap as Any and Better Quality— Made By Crystal Creamery Company •f thia department tn] direct lux the efforts of the Opening of State St. Garage making aprons, the last piece of their cooking out-fit I., be med next year. Thu seventh gr.ul.- girls arc giving special intention t.> rving breakfast. Each girl b, given Instruction and Christian Science Society. BunduyS February 1. 1914. Second floor of No. 110 Jefferson St. Sunday service. 1OJ0 A. M. Subject. "Love." Sunday school, ■ 11:45. Wednesday evening testimonial service 7:10 o'clock. Heading room at same u<ldrv«s Im open every Wednesday and Saturday from 2 to 5 P. M. when auth­ orized literature may br- read and pur­ chased. A welcome is offered to the (Formerly Known as Trim’s Garage.) Having rented the fine brick building on East State Street owned by H. D. Trim, I will open it to the public, and be prepared for all work in the care, repair and handling of automobiles, on and after I-Ing eighth grade in th. dishes appr<>prl.»t< f. the hdme. Iti the blah r ii... ,'lvanced problems >f th>- j>ro[H r i. o .ration and. the aervJhg <.f jwy.ry, ><l.uls, moat*, ahd other kinds 'iti f.» ... The first ji.ir n:I'.IcnM-of tho high u-hool n-wltig < ,.rc maklrfg wash SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1st • I will carry a full line of automobile repairs and have a good • equipment ol machinery to do all repair work promptly. I । am a machinist anti will do the work right. GASOLINE IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES. This Garage is the most favorably located in this city, and it is my purpose to have it so conducted as to merit the con­ tinued patronage of Autonwbile Owners. F. E. BUDD, Proprietor East State Street I, MICHIGAN. ' I It seems a matter of universal desire | that poverty should bo abolished. We wool dress..-t. They will soon begin should bo quite willing to abolish lux- tome original hand work on other' I ury, but to abolish honest, industrious, garments. »| self-denying poverty would bo to de­ Agricultural Department. Ttie.tenth grad. class In "Field stray the soli upon which mankind pro" ' id by a course »j duces tho virtues which enable our " । In “ Horticulture' the remainder I race to reach a still higher civilisation . । than II now possesses.—Andrew CarThe botany cut- -.vj|l nnw take iip the study of jh» structure of plants ind the elements i^cntlal of plant » Nothing Is a courtesy unless It be | meant for us, and that friendly and I lovingly. We owe no thanks to rtvera, that they carry our boats, or . I winds,’ that they be favoring, and A'1 I our sails*, or meats that they be nour "I taking: for these are wbat they are. wbm 11 necessarily. Horses carry us; trees shade us; but they know It not.—Ben mp. iu» mcee ero Mte/ ..." 1 ■ ■ snown .... High Kchnol Agricultural Club" has been organized jn this department for the cans!deration »( more advanced sericultural subjects. fhu discussion of current topics, and tho practice of oarlltmentary rules and usages. The following officers have bean chosen by the club; llcary Kogers, ptcsldcm: Proton Palmer. v|Ca pteoldentt MUAre>t Coif; ............ .......... Vestsr, Master of Po- Ladies F. L. FAIRCHILD & CO. Here is your oppor­ tunity 144 State Street Eicluslva Sample Sale HASTINGS, MICH. x The Greatest Sample Sensation of the Age Four Days Sample Sale Wednesday,Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 4,5,6 and 7 $300.00 Natural Alaska Mink Set $1.00 and $1.25 House Dresses in all sizes' $12.00 and $15.00 Ladies' and Misses’ Goats $25.00 Marabou Fur Sets 59c $4.95 $9.95 >18 and >20 Ladies and Misses' Goats >11.00 >3.00 Sample Skirts Tiger Coney Sets Beautiful Kimonas all sizes $1.95 $7.95 $7.95 $1.19 >5.00 Extra large Black Coney Muffs Sample Waistb that sold up to Jl'2.501 made in Silks, Nets and Shadow Lacc. , $1.95 $1.95 and $2.95 Girl?’ Coats sizes 8 to 14 >22.90 *.nd >25 $2.95 up $9.95 Ladies' Coati. $150 �I, JASl'ARV M, 1,U. **** LOCAL NEWS Think What it Means! I. Bickel fell TucuUy on Fairchild & Co. tell of a spec- church Friday, tomorrow, night 5:30 to 7:10 to which all are invited. dinner Friday, and Saturday. ■ceedod Rev. W. J. Ix>ckton a* high priest In Hastings Chapter, Royal Arch Mason*. . Will Hick* and ML** Belle Hicks enlng, alxtecn being preaenj. All had a happy time. The I-adles* Rest Room nt'the Court House hs* been repainted and new linoleum laid, and is now a very atiiractlvo place. . Herman Soder and Nannie Soder , $18.75 Suits and Overcoats, now— Suits and Overcoats, now— __ 16.88 Suits and Overcoats, now— - 15.00 Suits and Overcoats, now— ..... 13.50 Suits and Overcoats, now---- .... 11.25 9.00 Suits and Overcoats, now---- .... 7.50 Suits and Overcoats, now— ..... 6.00 Suits and Overcoats, now— ..... MORRILL, LAflBIE & CO the the * nm columns many bargains will b<- found thia wrek. Many hove found coke both a clean nnd profitable fuel. If all such wish BUY NOW It has been a bad winter to sell winter goods and like many others we have a lot of good things we feel we must dispose of and we are offering you some REAL BARGAINS. Unusual Coat Prices One rack of Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats for- QQO merly sold up to $10 are now selling at.. . OW Ono rack of Ladies’ and'Misses’ Coats, Cl no black cloth and pony, now selling at41*. zO Prints Best American Prints per yard Furs Wc don’t want to carry our slock over so will sell our Fur stock at (rom % to OFF .----uiuuic Ml icauiua ua--» oven greater * • Ht'V-' ,hl‘n ln “n> period for over The Godfrey Clothing Store noum-cs a price cutting event In Cora Belle's team would bring a London'* Youthful Bobble*. I Mmilo to the soberest face alive. Sheba Has anybody noticed the number o" la a tall, Janky old rna^e. Once she of Barry county >■ iiithful Tiotleenirn nbout I.nn,!nn r«-< was bnv in .color but the Years barn It to the publie on February 1. quirt of Kent count) centl) * nski tho Chranlcte. Of course,! added gray hair until, now the Is wnru will .............. - ................ Caledonia on Feb. 21 r Il Im the result of Hit? grant of ono day roan. Being so long-legged she.stridea ■ id-winter and equipment to lomi-.umual a week rest to tho force and lhe con along nt an amazing pace which her apple Valley Plumer Society. The •'>» adv. un aiiulher page for pa sequent enlistment of new recruits ‘ male. Balaam, a Utile donkey^ flnds It dale of the meeting u Wnxhtnkti'n's wl-]rs, ' One tiling Is particularly striking—the hard to keep up with. Balaam, Ilka birthday. Frl*. 22. This dale, howHome nursing will be demoi»*ti extraordinary resemblance of those Sheba. Is lull of years. Onee his ever, I* Sunday so lhe meeting will be al ,l,“ Woman.« ‘ young, slender, clean-shaven London glossy brown coal was tho pride of held on Saturday or Monday. The I •Jjr • "umil rooi sumim r meeting. u~sially a picnic., is | Would |ik< bobbles to lhe pictures of tho Roman some Mexican's heart, but time baa soldier holding his t>6st at Pompeii f added to his color also, nnd now ho amidst lhe shower of ashes and burn Is blue. HI* eyes aye sunken and dim. .1. M> Ndughton, of tag lava. The resemblance Is even hla eats no longer stand up In trua Middleville. been appointed to fill tin unry on more vivid in the rnso of tho city than donkey style, but droop dejectedly. He rhe hoard of pension cxui of tho metropolitan police on accountj has to trot hfs best to.keep up with Fc<IouhI|I|> Club at Lngie’a Farm. dmlulntnhion of the Roninu character of tho city's, Sheba's slowest stride. About every Tito Fellowship f'lub moved out helmet. ' three miles he balks, but little Cora Into the country last Tuesday even­ reign. The other ing and discussed the high coat of liv­ —........................ ■ ' Helle doesn't call It balking, she saya ing from the farmers* view point. of lluHtlngn and Dr. Amu* Hanlon, uf Habits. Balaam has stopped to rest, and they Middleville. Like flakes of snow that fall unper- B,t 0,1,1 *B,t 11,1 ho Is ready to trot were present. The following program ceived upon tho earth, tho seemingly along again. That Is the kind of laywas thoroughly cnjoji-.t by Ml. Male quartette from th.- llluh School: an unimportant events of llfo succeed ono “ut which drew up before our door another. As the snow gathers togelh- j lhat evening.—The Atlantic, er. so our haliils nro formed. No sin-. Cornet duvit >•> gio flake that Is added to tho pile Place He Hadn't Looked. produces a sensible change. So it la' After searching 36<hours for a the fichopl;" llcaulved that by littlo things that a man's charac< support of the , 'lost horse," Al Stevens o( New York ter Is molded.—Exchange. High Gnat of Afflrmallvc: nnarrlucv. *’ . discovered that tho animal had walk­ ed upstairs In thu loft. m»nds. The Judgi and finally idm-.il th, Marne on the middle man. Cluelng musical num- DEADLY FOE OF Messrs. A. C. Brown. Roaell, Engle nnd Worrell. MeidameM Harbert and Tullo assisted Mcsdairie* Itezcil. Brown nnd Engle in servIn*. Ladies, Buy You . a New Skirt off regular price. Rude Shoclc. Americans traveling abroad soon find out that thn lannago they speak Is not looked upon always an gcnulnn English, either by the haughty Eng llnhman or thn natives of the con Unent of Europe. One already aware ! ' You COME AND SAVE MONEY BY PAYING CASH J. T. PIERSON & SON Phone 9 iml< rsbotl? who Saturday diacuv rented the Trim Buys the finest coats we have in stock, sav­ ing you over $9 on the purchase of a winter coat. That’s a pretty good rate of interest on your money. You could afford to hire the money and buy one of these coati They are/ Brocaded Velvet with Ennine'Collar and are well worth $25.00. We have a swell assortment of suits we will sell at awfully low prices. can’t afford not to buy now. MICHIGAN. You will want to nee the panic which you will nnd In their -adv; $15.98 Any skirt in our big stock oi skirts will be offered at The Only National Bank In Barry County HASTINGS, Mrs. Charlotte RiuctcII delightfully PIONEERS TO MEET intrrtalned n company nf ladle* Hit- adv< t lining column* this week cannot fall to interest our rea 5c One lot Misses’ Coats, worth from $5 to $7 ff | no now selling at______________________ ?l. ZO Hastings National Bank, this city, Mr. Morse from Grand Rap-I Particularly in tho medium priced hl*. Mr. Carroll left on Monday for I Un*'* which would. Indicate n prx>»i»erl'!< vvland. where he will begin duths condition amongst tho working a* travelling salesman, for u clothing 1 “•>’> middle classes of people. Prices house. i of good securities have been much bocratlon at Grand Hapld. Wednesday | low actual value and a continuation for the removal of her tonsils. At j nf the preseat buying movement will present she 1* at HL Mary'* hospital Cutting Clothing l*ricwt ' unquestionably result In substantial THORNAPPLE VALLEY They are Money Savers ably.” For most any wage earner, by industry, thrift and economy, can accumulate one or two hundred dollars, and no l>etter place to do this can be found than in an interest account in this National Bank. Your money is always ready for you when you want it, and your savings are under United States Govern­ ment supervision. ......... I-—.,, KMIKI.IUIC IH igernior. lh(. 8III^ucr manufacturing and agrlcustoiiy eulttirul centers during the past cuupla । • . , , of months Is now being reflected in । f Ute larger financial centers. Bank walladcr on Monday, statement* arc showing steady Im­ guilty to the Charge ' prnvements with money reported , much easier. With ths important preparation for use »n the face after | legislative problept* settled and tho 'shaving. It In called Sherman'* Car■I policy of our present governmental 11,nation Cream, and preparation* arc hottie can now !><• explained. administration quite clearly out-lined I general business ha* experienced a The mutter of Instituting county Y. Michigan Do These ApDeal to You? Jay Gould, tho noted financier, once said “One hund­ red dollars in the ri|{ht place at the right time will . earn as much ns one man steadily employed.'* This is a great truth in financial matters that you must let sink deep into consciousness. But the question right now with many is: “How shall I acquire the first oneliundred dollars so as to invest it?" And the an­ swer is: “By depositing part of your earnings profit­ Sunday, making It the sixth In the Michigan conference and within 11 GETS 20 DAYS IN JAIL FOR GRANO RAPIDS FINANCIAL LETTER 1 of passing the fifth. | 'Mint* Adell Ransom pleasantly cn-; RAIDING REFRIGERATOR Howe. Snow. evening cbmplUnentary VJr Stafford I'suglil hl the Act of' number of useful gifts. Stealing llatablfw from R. I. Him- w< CASH AND ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS Hastings, The Woman's Auxiliary Episcopal church will meet homo nf Mrs. Patrick Tucsd noon. February 3rd. Division Xu. 3 of the l’r< An imnu-nso congregation heard Rev. Russell H. Bready*s second book-review sermon Bunday evening, his subject being 'The Iron Woman.'' Local lUhermcn nro h iving good / luck In tlahtng through the Ice. Many I good catches arc reported at the take* in tho vicinity of Cloverdale and Del­ ton. The enrollment the MethodlM 25% REDUCTION on all Winter Underwear, Children’s Suits and Over­ coats, Dutchess Trousers, Fur Coats,' Work Coats, Sweaters, Mackinaw Goats, Gloves ahd Mittens. Stop and consider the low cash prices we always quote, then consider what these prices mean to you. Can you afford to miss this sale? MONEY ton. ‘ Mrs. Rufus Cherry Just stop and consider this Clothing Buying proposition a minute. Think what it means to your pocketbook to buy $3.00 ACTUAL VALUE for every $2.25 you spend. Can you afford to ignore such an important and unusual opportunity? Es­ pecially when ypu can buy such well-known merchandise as Kuppenheimer Clothing, Munsing and Staley Underwear, Dutchess Trousers, etc. On account of the mild weather this season, we have more stock than usual, and as its our policy not to carry over stock from season to season, we make the following low prices, the lowest prices we honestly believe that you will find anywhere on goods of the same high quality. Don’t hesitate and doubt—come and see for yourself. . $25.00 22.50 20.00 18.00 15.00 12.00 10.00 8.00 READY Hastings, Mich. । j FEMININISM Writer's Bitter Criticism of Type of! .' Women Very Much In ths Minority. There is ono typo of woman, whom I ventnre to call “Old Woman." who ■fa probably a bitterer foo In fomlnlnlirn ilinn any man, nnd that in thei super feminine type, the woman for whom nothing exists except her sex, who has;no Interests except tho deck­ ing of J>»r body and the quest of men. hardened th It, got the rudest shock This woman, who once dominated her .ii i... ..... ... owml specie*. Mill represents the ma­ Paris book F»nre window ho jority of her sex. It is still true that --------- — tho majority of women are concoraed “How to Learn •■•■nnan.'* wna the! .with littlo save tho fashions, novels. title of one of them. Another was plays and vaudeville turns. Those called "How tolx>nrn Spanish." anoth ! women want to have “a good time'' er "How to Leant Italian," and ao on. and want nothin* more; they are The American was InoklAg at thnm^ ready lo prey upon men by flattering with an uninterested air when hla ex them; they cncotirago their own weakpreaalon suddenly changed to ono oi; news, which they call "charjn,” and utter amaxamont. tasting hfs eye! generally alm at * being pampered on sUH another of the little red books, slaves, boqausc, from their point of he read on Ha cover: I view, 11 pays better than being work“How to I^arn A marloan I” lag partners. Evidence of this Is to JLiSl v1-- be found In women's »hopa. In the con­ Father's Inconsistency, ‘'”ual change In fashions, each of -111 ,pl„U ,r«u,d In t„ ’M'H •» 1»- »«!•. ,«M !• rMolnurudruUo.nltMnloib., ,b" u> anlclo. In • ..r.nw-. hon„ "" '• '■ «“ dniln, . >^.nt fir.. >« u U> p.n f • >**,“ •»••«««• undw lhe leabox flo-, or,r b, will 1 b"\f ... ... '] hat *nd 125.000 hat. and 135.000 fora for a set,of aeutof fur*. furs.—W. W.i L. G sorgo, In ths AUaull& caa coms down and mop it up. ^.ir® Yoon Arc you satisfied with a 6 per cent real estate mortgage, when the interest on that mortgage is sub­ ject to the income tax law? The dividends from the- First Preferred, 6 per cent Cumulative stock of Md ILiglhift <l& IfaTiliways CgMaipauiiiy Is TAX EXEMPT to the holder of that stock, for the reason that the TAX IS PAID AT THE SOURCE. Write us for full explanation of the subject. Telephone us for bids and offers lor ANY securities. Michigan Trust Co. Bldg. * �WEAVING THE TURKISH RUG middleville from iown..amountlng to •21M- This amount goes a long way towards the cost, and shows that It pays to build .. --- atrrt^h of Monotonous and Painful Task Which Women and Girls Are Employed. at Dogs gut Into the pock of sheep of Chas. Schondelmayor on what Is leal industry of this region and Is a more <0 follow. recognized business of at least three ^Blnny Bennett ----- --of tho seven cities—Smyrna, Thyatlra Grand Rapid* Auto show with the, and Injured nine. Th and Philadelphia Imagine u large, Krit. Which he will bn pli-a*»4-lujf]iu" the flock or Abe Fo»t« bare room: in front of us is a great all comer*. [ were caught and we 1 frame, perhaps 20 feet In width; In t>e*n getting thing* In shape for tne oamage. front of tho frame uro seated half a annual meeting, which occurs on th- were considered good f..rm dog*. and dozen women and girls, whoso deft fin­ Mth. Thia plant ha* always bc.-n U was not known ilThis gers fly like lightning os they break very successful nnd this year will be any and got Into no different titan lhe previous one*. | K«*-* '<• ,h"1 , -d f .ir rv? or off two or three Inches of wool from inthat reaped. The last payment wa* , dog only while under 9‘* “ bunches of different colors that bang the highest ever paid for butter, so | while at work, which w«1 j”1. over their beads. Mme Of the farmers have lold us. »l»» of some men. At least It » b«»‘ With Incredible activity they knot ’rt.-i with the othrr high tiHcrS of 1 Io be very careful In allowing dogs tti living go-hand In hand. We will try I run nt large, for the sheep kl11^ J**" thia little piece-of yarn to one of the threads of the web, choosing with mar and give you a summary of th.- year s represent the loss to iiusin»u n.rt wook n" lhe balance of the rtoi'k never seem ’vslous exactness tho right shade to „ ,l«o get over lhe scare and a* n rule match tho pattern that Is before them. -Frank B. Shaw and wife att< nd« d rlf lnuch value for sonic time. tho Poultry show In Hasting* Tluirs- ; J( Hrown u 0Uuing out tics and Bo rapidly do their fingers move that day. nnd reports a splendid show. ttirn|,pr on his east farm this winter ono cun scarcely follow them, as with The Baptist Sunday School enjoyed ■ arul giving employment Io several all the skill and exact precision of a a alelghrldo and a fine program nt W.; ,ncn. practiced piano-player they break off R. Harper-.* on Wednesday evening.I nnd tie the little piece of yarn, reach This was the first of a serie* of four parties given at some farmers home. ; for another of a different color, break so tho Sunday School children from- Walter Wallato was _____ ....„- .vis— a Hastings Il off and knot It. keeping up this ex­ ths village can enjoy a alelghrido a* |t<ir Monday. acting task for hours at a time, until Verne Haywood and' family were, one achesJu sympathy with the tired The funeral of Roy Cook tests of N. Kuvmpio and family hands that nro flying In and out in committed suicide til hla he Grant) Rapid*, was held at th' t is/ Pardee wrfs In Hastings on busl- front of thu great frame. tlat church Thursday I* M. II After a llttlo of tho wool has been raised near hero and leaves । ........ nnd family apent knotted to the web It Is combed out and cut even with tho largo shears fi.niw.rn-. ~r,v 1 Sunday with J. .... Wolfe and family. James H.inlxirn s graj ..._ and then pounced down with u pecu­ a nne appearance '* sli> Benedict were Sunday visitors of liar shaped hammer; and yet the most n nn<- pair anywhere you place them. Mr*. Susan Hclrigle and daughter that a skillful woman can weave In n We h«'ar many compllmnts as to the Lulu. long day’s work work is only about teu Oxi Pardee nnd Walter Wai Ince Inches up-to-dateness of our livery under Inches of of (carpet (carpet two feet wide-— Christian Herald. Mrs. Wilbur CosgTlff of Allo spent Fred Gale, of Delton, was a visitor hsre on Thursday. He report-* busi­ Saturday at tho home of Clair An­ drew*. , ness ns good in that hustling burg. Flight of Flits. Mrs. Clan* Epley visited Mrs. O, That the fly is a peripatetic and Grand Rapids Thursday evening and Pardee Friday. what the politicians call a good mixer called on Mrw..E. F. Blake, at the la well known. Tho linear extent of hospital. Mr*. Blake la lolng fine and hopes to be able to be brought home REAL SECRET OF BALDNESS his peregrinations Is, however, still a shortly. matter of dispute. And as ho certainly Mrs Ella Goosen, sister of Hartley carries with him and distributes infec­ E. Hendrick, died at the homo of Under Certain Conditions, tho Man tion. whenever there Is any to be had. Whose Hair Has Gone May as Clarence Cobb, near Pottersville, on the more or less exact determination Saturday. Sho h.id been III but a Well Abandon Hope. short time with heart trouble, nnd, of his maximum range Is of great prac­ Tho actual condition of tho scalp tical Importance. At one time he was She made her home here for many nnd of the hnlr has very much less to thought to bo very much of a "homo years, where she has many friends. do'with tho health of tho latter than body." never wandering more than a The remains will be laid to rest tn Is popularly-supposed. Tfte bulbs of few hundred or a thousand feet from Fennville beside her parents.. hla birthplace. Then observations Mr. and Mrs. Louis Betts, of Con­ the roots of tho hair go down com­ stantino. who have been here for pletely through tho skin nnd into the made In England end elsewhere threw ■vtur some weeks, un on .u.cuuu; account of uiv the iiuir Illness ” fatty ta/ci layer which "uu-li lies uciovfu between It and doubt upon this conclusion, and it w-as of Mr Betts, will return to Constan- I the skull, and tho thins that to the ex­ finally proved that ho may travel al line III/- In Iter ti.irt r.r w.-nlf Hr . . ■■ ■ ■« . ■ pert eye is really significant of tho least a mile from home. Now comes along Prof. C. F. Hodge to again take up hl* duties for lions prospect as to progress or cure In u Armstrong. In the Armstrong Drug particular case of baldness la,not the with a 600 per cent, extension of tho Company'll drug store there. condition, or color, or cleanliness of record, and the opinion that Illes "arc The Globe plant Is cementing a por­ tho scalp, but the thickness or thlnncaa able to travel much farther than is tion of their basement. James Dib­ of this fatty layer which underlies It. conimohly supposed.'"—Now York Eve­ ble doing the work. Bo long as tills In present and tho ning Post. Wo hear of the sunny skies of Flor­ ida. but James Dibble says Michigan scalp In freely movable over the skull, looks good to him. He went there to there Is hope of restoring a reasonable ■ Dog’s Winter Wardrobe. work and remained■over month........ andj growin growthor of nair; hair; out butwnen when mis this rai fat nnu has " ln u ............... A woman with a Maltese terrier went hied for Michigan again. flslte<i and tho shiny scalp Into n largo department shop In New George Dennis vl ---- -- hl* nephew. 1 ____ _ _______ .._n<lay. I sticks m closely to tho skull as U10 Charles Mulbeeg. of Grund Rapids. ’ cover on a baieball. the outlook Is with his winter wardrobe and. after » man* «»ra a rodent hero practically hopelets. This, of course, .pending about »25 on what she deemed shows at once the futility of most uf necessary for his health and comfort, calling on friends. Tho teachers from this vicinity will the local applications to nnd manlpuia- remarked: "Ho a worth a good many attend the Institute* In Hastings. Hons of tho scalp, from which it suf- dollars, and 1 would rather spend all Thursday and Friday. fers untold torments In those who are th|. ti)an havo him got cold or sick." gtr. Cox. of tho State Highway mVu «; last of the aeasun’s work, nnd same was O. K. In every pnrilcular. He went from here to Bradley und Way- " ’.“■'J”" *?“!""'•!!M bald —Dr. Woods Hutchinson mon Diseases. EVERYBODY SAID SO By F. H. LANCASTER. •Without |_________ ______ tho teacher said about her school when she wrote to the superintend­ ent. "Everything smooth as a sum- proud of the French she had picked np. had been cutting logs off the publlo Und. Old man Nadjarow said It was Esed Spiridlon, and everybody said old man Nadjarow ought to know. Didn't he Uvp right next to that piece of land? It was Esed Spiridlon who bad cut the logs off the publlo land. Every­ body said so, everybody but the IS little Spiridlon* that came slopping lightly to school over the pine straw. Rain or shine, never Ute, never noisy. Brown by the sun, healthy with bard work, lean-from light feeding. "Troncon" Everybody boy In tho school had been fought for that It was worth just ono bloody nose to say "stump" to one of tho little Splrldioni. But Lucie Spiridlon did not fight toward Luo NadJa row, who sat next —and who worshiped her utterly from tho sole of her slim bare foot to tho topmoat of her tossing curia. Small WHY knock down every boy in tho school, to slap lhe face of every girl—save Lucio. He wanted to tell Lucio that lose bls pencil. And llttlo Esed found it I Luo’b little brother arose in bls seat at tho sight of that long, red pencil. ■ Miss Nell, Esed stole my broth­ The BANNER’S Plan of Handling Auction Sales Ought to Be Favored by Every One Who Contemplates Having a Sale In Barry County: Little Esed Jumped up. He could not speak English, lie pointed helpwhimpered. Due spoke up promptly. “That’s all i right. Miss Nell, I give it to him.” . "May 1 apekk?" asked Lucie, and barely waiting the teacher's consent, ■bo wa« aero** the room and bad robbed little Esed of hla beautiful find. And Xjuc* pencil was on bls desk again. Luc stood up hotly. "May I speak?" he demanded, and before all tho school ho said to little Esed: "Thai's yours. Keep it" , The little fellow looked at hl* sis- | ter, his Up quivering with tho bitter path of renunciation, but he returned so haughtily as a baby may: "Je n'en I al pas besotn." And Luo wont back I to his seat with hla pencil. Ha. | slapped in the face by a baby—before I the whole echool. It made him mad. | He headed IaaIo off on the way 1 home. 1 I "What for you didn't let Esed tike I that pencil?" he demanded, overtkkIng her. In Cum ; house, a beautiful cloth coat for dressy replied, without looking at him. ‘ street wear and boots. | , logs.” AUCTION SALE On account am obliged to quit farmins. Tharefore, I will have an Auction Sale 7078 3'/i miles south of Woodland, 3 miles east at my residence and mile south of Coats Grove, 4 miles north and 2 miles west of Nashville, 9 miles east of Hastings. Saturday, February 7, 1914 Sale to Commence at 10 A. U, I Offer the Following Property: Two buggies Surrey Buggy pole Cutter Pair bob sleighs Wagon box Hay rack Three-section roller Gora shelter Two-section spike tooth drag Two-section spring tooth drag , Ten-inch cutting box Post hole digger Grind C ’ ‘ stone 2 sets work harness Lo^ chain 2 sets buggy harnesss Splitting chisel Collars and bridles HAY AND GRAIN. 100 bu. of com 50 bu. of oats Quantity of bay and fodder MISCELLANEOUS. Auto-Parts gasoline engine, 14 H. P. Auto truck Other articles not mentioned HORSES. Black mare, 8 years old, wt. 1450 Bay horse, 12 years old, wt. 1400 Bay horse, 9 years old, wt. 1150 MILCH COWS AND SWINE. Cow, 5 years old, due .Apr. 10th Cow, 5 years old, due Mar. 15th Cow, 8 years old, due Feb. 25th Cow, 6 years old, due Mar. 20th Brood sow • FARM IMPLEMENTS. McCormick binder, 7 ft cut McCormick mower, 5,'. ft. cut . Two-horse riding cultivator. One-horse walking cultivatJr Two-horse hay rake Two-horse wagon LUNCH AT NOON Tormc nf Qalai Icllllo Ul OaltSi *" sum< of J5 00 anlf u"dBr- cuh- °**r tl,,t imount ten months time will be given on good bankable notes with Interest at 9% bey's hair . T know, me, be ain't cut them." 'That’s .what I know," she cut In. coldly. • "If I prove your pap didn't cut those logs, you going let Esed keep that pencil he find?'* Tho girl's tone changed wonderfully. “May bo I let him keep that pencil— you give himsho said, softly. Ha! But It would seem that all the sweetness of that changed tone was lost on Lua He said, stolidly. "You going be at tho horso raco Bunday? I prove it then." I "Begin." z bo I won't. see Esed next Sunday." Sho took It—(ho red pencil, looked at him wistfully, and started up tho hill. Sunday! A long, straight track through the forest, and a crowd of happy people hurrying to tho start or to tho finish. Everybody had been ■Um-necked little beauty, full of and the white bad already been three times a winner. There was a wild leap of excite­ ment. a streak of red. and a cheer that shook the pines. Ha! and Lucio inode herself look.' Dice wan dismounting slowly from the beaten white horse, and Lua hard and white at this proudest moment of his life, was pushing bis winner a little closer to tho cheering crowd. ”1 want to ^ell you all something," ho akld. harshly, and there was sllende, even among the lucky better*. "You all been saying it's M. Spiridlon cut those logs. Des ain't so. It mo cut thoso logs.** Riding away in his great lonellneaa, Luc laughed—bitterly: “Maybe Lucio would let llttlo Esed keep that pencil "Luc" It was a cautious, broken call, of ono half mad with fear. Luo fell out of bls saddle at the sound of made you tell them that?" "It's true," he stammered, trem- 0. A. ARNET, Proprietor COL. W. H. COUCH S. W. SMITH AUCTIONEER ClerK Lucie.” Ho took her Into bls arms and com- and pay for thea* old logs. She" fetch good price now ahe’s won race. -BANNER WANT ADV8. PAT. 9 ND—BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVE COME TO LOOK TO THE BAN­ C NER FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF AUCTION SALES. The success of the BANNER’S plan of advertising sales has naturally led people to ex­ pect that an auction sale in Barry Co. will be advertised in the BANNER, — just as they expect the letter carrier will deliver their mail. RD—BECAUSE OF ITS SMALL EXPENSE. We make a uniform charge for our service in reaching practically all the people of Barry Co. that is biit little above what used to be charged for sale bills that were read by only a few of the people. A TH—BECAUSE IT PUTS THE SELLER IN TOUCH WITH HIS -Nor Tho blood ran up to the 1 ST—BECAUSE IT IS A DEMONSTRATED SUCCESS.. In the past six years, over 750 Auction Sales have been advertised in the BANNER to the mutual satisfaction of the sellers and buyers.. We have letters from many who have advertised their sales in the BANNER showing that on a single article they have realized enough more than they expected to pay all the expenses of the auction. In all cases when results have been com­ pared with expectations the sales advertised in the BANNER have exceeded expectations, in some cases by several hundred dollars as wc can show by let­ ters and personal references. I ’ | i BEST AVAILABLE CUSTOMER IN BARRY COUNTY. The BAN­ NER goes into practically every home in Barry Co. The people naturally look to the BANNER to learn about Auction Sales. If a Barry Co. man • wants for his own purposes any tool or live stock advertised in any sale, he •knows just where to go to find it. He Will be prepared to bid what he be­ lieves the article or pnimal is worth, because he has use for it. There will be no clement of speculation in his bid. With the old plan, the people in the immediate neighborhood were the only ones who knew of the sale, and they would generally bid because they hoped to buy something cheap. C TH—BECAUSE IT AVOIDS HAVING TWO AUCTION SALES IN °THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD ON THE SAME DAY. The BAN­ NER makes dates for the auctioneers and practically all of them report the sales they book to this office, which is the recognized auction sale headquar­ ters. If we find that two sales arc booked for the same locality we can and do at once take it up with the auctioneers, and arrange for a change of one of lhe sales, thereby avoiding spoiling both sales. This is an important con­ sideration. - /I TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER’S PLAN REACHES ALL THE PEOUPLE OF BARRY COUNTY WHILE THE AUCTION BILL REACH­ ED ONLY A FEW IN THE IMMEDIATE LOCALITY OF THE SALE. This is so evident that any elaboration of this point is quite unnecessary. 7TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER CONTAINING THE AUCTION ' ADVERTISING IS LAID AWAY AND PRESERVED IN THE HOME WHILE THE BILL IS SUBJECT TO THE WINDS AND RAINS AS IT IS TACKED ON THE FENCES AND TREES. THE BANNER’S METHOD of advertlelng Auction Sales hat boon endorsed tst—By the State Association of Auctioneers. t and—By all the leading Auctioneers of Barry County. 3rd—By al! Auctioneers in other Counties where the same method has been pursued. . Any printing office can print auction tale bills, but only a paper having a large general circulation, such as the BANNER has can successfully advertise an auction sale that will bring results. The BANNER is naw printing 5^00 papers each week and covers the County “like a blanket" a We would be pleased to hear from anyone contemplating having an Auc­ tion Sale and we will mail them one of our booklets, containing xo pages of information and suggestions on conducting an Auction Sale. You should not ■fail to secure one of these booklets if you contemplate holding a sale. Its suggestions will mean larger and better results from your sale. We have both the Bell and Citizens telephones. The Hastings Banner Both Phones No. 15. We Make Dates With Auctioneers �THK HA8TTNG8 BAJOnat, JANUARY 3g, 1H4. Stock needs Now is the time of year when your attention. Keep them in full, even appetite*’--------- —*— relish for their food by using Southwestern Barry I ♦ DELTON. Remember tho concert Friday ev­ ening at the 11. E. church given for ths piano fund. There will bo a two act farce entitled. "When Women. Vote," vocal and Instrumental music. Hess’ Stock Tonic Hess* nd pail for_ Sold in less quantity if desired. lacea makes heiis lay. .... ....... .. ... .... OJ snt Alois led by Alls* Beulah Boy lea of Kalamazoo. . Harold.Burpee hag boon on the sick list for tho past week. The Missionary Society mot with Mrs. Leda Harrington Wednesday aftemoon. . *1.60 •"'* cn* Salvet For pound package75 cents 100 pound keg-------------------------- $5.00 We guarantee the above preparations to give satis­ faction or we’ll cheerfully refund your money, and they cost you much less than the ones sold by ped­ dlers. to the house for tho past few days on account of lllnew. • Mlu Addle Green wa* a Kalamazoo visitor over Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyle Shedd visited Mrs. Shedd's parents near Cedar Creek Wednesday and Thursday. n- l.- c.-...n...... ... ♦ I for I particular*. Itor at 'Hireo Rivers last week. Mrs. Bertha Bush and Mr*. George Mosier were In Omtigvvlllo Saturday to atterid a W. C. T. IT. meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kahler very To every person making a purchase of Rexall or Nyal pteasanjly entertained a few friends * on the ‘ above ‘ ‘ to — goods date amounting 25c or more, wc win at cards last Friday evening. LUtk' Ellacn Burke, who was so give a beautiful souvenir plate. Only one to a person. seriously 111 lost Thursday nnd Frl-Iday. is now very much Improved.Quite a number of our young folks ntli-ndcd tho dance nt Hickory Wednc«dny evening. Mrs. Cheater Hartman left Wednesday for u two Weeks visit with friends In Otacgo, Grand Itnpld* and Saranac. Adda and Mildred Mantel were In Kalamazoo'Saturday. Mra. Mantel. who has been HL re for two weeks, returned home with thorn. Mr. and Mra. Guy Hazen nnd bahy Harold Rugbeo returned to hW daughter were over Sunday guests ul Wallace Chilson visited friends at cMl dnya with her aon John Anders Hickory Corners Sunday. BurGeorge Tidd at Marshall made a been visiting hla broiht and family. . Special for Saturday, January 31. Ellis E Faulkner | . The Rexall Store Delton, Michigan, ,T»an Karns had a telephone put In irwood nnd . nnd Mrs. Mrs. M. Cairns pf Cloverdale visited friends at thia place from Friday un- body I* Invited. Dale Flick of Alanson 13 church January ETURN to the grocer all sub­ stitutes sent you for Royal Bakb ing Powder There is no sub­ stitute for ROYAL. Royal is a pure, cream of tartar baking powder, and healthful. Powders offered as sub­ stitutes are made from alum. drew R Miss Ad* Whlttmore ha« been visit- tendance at the forenoon aeSslon but great Interest was manifest. The meeting was opened by singing "Beu­ Hastings. lah Land" by the congregation, after .._ ___ ------- --------— to which Chairman Roy Brumm of returned Nashville Introduced Mr. Lurkins of Gsileaburg Monday. 1 Mr. and iMra. Harry Kelley are speeding lhe week with the latter's ucta of a Dairy Farm. He said that | parents of East Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. ITouty are visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Myron Aldrich were In Kal.nmnsoo Friday. Mrs. Minnlo Simpson visited her brother. Rob Montgomery, of Hasting*, a few days last Wei k. The Farmers Institute which was held hifre Tuesday waa n great sucft .... ----- ...... '.lilotL conditions of thrlr feeding and i Ing pUcca und thought that should Tuvve a balanced ration a< as other anlrnuB. The topic wa ’’Michigan, My Michigan.'.' -Mr. Town- ( HAXFIKI.D. * * "The Future. Sherman Htlle* of Battle Creek has mark by this time then adjourned to send then M>oke on l iirmi r.He pointed out a very dlf- accepted a pmtttou a* manager of a tho new basement of the church . ... One f branch office of the Nichols 4b Shopwhich haa just teen completed, and peaelve pedro partx hns 1 Co., at Hilling*. Montana, and Temple Jan. tilt. R< wldct >.,«wa u, •“ »■••••-: will go one werK from Saturday, nor. The Assyria people arc to be dren are being educated along that‘ ^,n nf p. c. and wlfc congratulated upon thrlr up-to-da-.u I mission ten cent*. Mrs. Jud Griffith was i Kalamazoo new basement, which makes an Ideal place for serving such dinner*. The visitor Wednesday and Thursday. W. E. Mott und wife tvjerc tn Battle afternoon itcsalon was opened bv slnging by the chorus, which consist­ Creek' Saturday. Mlaa Doris Griffith visited at Cressey ed of a number of young people who over Saturday and atten convention nt that place. training. A short. Inislneaa meeting M. D Trafford's mothwas then held andTt was decided* that Trafford, of Silver Croc the Institute, would be held next year him a few days. Triumph of Ruttian Art. ' Barry ate Sunday dinner L Janzen is visiting relatives In at Lacey nnd Wm. Jones was named for local chairman. Chairman Brumm Orangeville. ' Russian art Itaa captured tho world. Winters and wife. Mrs. <>. H. Lawrence L, <.n the sick then named Bert Shepard to pass and today many Influentca aro acceptMrs. l>elia Tung.ite l» among the crowd and take mimes of Hal. ..I In,,,, <be Bl*nH>U p«>pl«. Not U. h" thoie who wished to become mem ­ W. J. Flak and famlb cnt> rt.tlned . . . . .... ..1 ory corner*. The a number of frlendz Saturday even- bers of the State Association. t «’ c„... -r r... ichairman then Introduced E. J. Ed­ Mall Gazette, do tho subjects of the Ing. |h,. gue.t-i.f her d.iushtet Mr. nnd Mrs. Hicks uf Galesburg ger. commissioner of school of Barry Tsar excel, but long centuries ago the Crites, .it George Wlekw arc visiting their daughter. Mrs. Fred peasants In remote und snow-bound Mr*. Grace Edmonds ■ Wing. Farmers Institute combined agjiln as districts had evolved art .Ideas for and Saturday at Battle for the past few years they had scent­ themselves, and they worked away «ur’t r' “ ed rather to drift apart. lie also quietly during the winter evenings. ,un* paid a line trlbuc t» the dinner by il^ saying that whenever nn Institute was Hands, horny with the toil of eultlvatmentioned to him the thoughts of Ing tho land, all winter produced mnr- \viikM such dinners arose In his mind. ■ vela of delicate lacc nnd of wood can*-' Sunday night, but were glad t<> have Just mr r.k!nAlhr". "p°.kc "n WhZ '"K “» *>“<> •• made on the tIl\uuie' Rev. Lindsay of Allegan hi re to talk Jetting the Tro"pdVoT4"orn4*o‘lT',,thH nlllow* ,|url!,K ",e 8Un,mcr"Sir. an "The ground early und thus bring able to | ,,‘o Industries have beeopo known be ' guests of . ... cover the ground with another crop yond lhe confines of a district that for Lacey Sunday, which which unnblrs onnbles tin th<- farmer farmer t<> t<> przsc'nz presene !। ssrer. seven months months In in ths the year > rar hohl/i Rs Ita Ifolk A h u« r fr..r Wi o'v hMk.*?'*,'' Re3d>' With RetortCandid Hostess (on seeing her nephew's fiancee for tho first time)— ‘ "I never should have known you from and even their poultry received their! your photograph. Bcgglo told mo you •Imre. Although he w..» advertising no xllo ho whs In favor .>/ th- v. incnt ‘r were no pretty.” Reggie's Fianeeo— pretty, so I have to try silo on account of Its Listing quail- “No.- I'm not ...... . -. .... Ihl“ '•>■ G. Mu.>r..; and. bo nice, and H's . suchboro. i Mk-hlgan land wu* too b id found on was us be.nrll- 1;"« Ji: | •W "Come ... to Ml-." by Mrs. ..... • ,nc„ • nd lira. Lynn Shepard Spec troll railroad, spent Tuesday with hla FARMERS AND TEACHERS INSTITVTE HICKORY CORNERS. Correspondent. Ellen Kelley. Rev. Johti Slater was nt Saturday at tin- Sunday Sch< Mias Winifred Baton of Haatlngs vention. spent from ^Friday until Bunday with lira. lama Caldwell from Friday u>MlaaAlartha Hull. ...................... ■......... ...... ,.1JV O. r», w nu II Mika Effie Bennet of Shults spent lll Sunday. were In Atmuiin Thursday tn attend held at this place Wcdm ..!->> na« the funeral of Myrtle'* cousin who well attended. Come and hear our singing i with Mrs. George Gay Thursday. Jan. was accidentalty shotjin Tuesday. Hr*, olive* Hayward entertained 19. Dinner will be served. In her sister, Mrs. Shriller. of Hastings, Mr. -and Mrs. M. P. Breimon and The Study Club met Friday with from Wednesday until Friday. son Orville Calkins were Sunday .Mlaa Allee Foley visited her pur- guests of Mr. und Mrs. Allen Bingcustoms. Two ft-tid. tin- by Panama CunuT PAGE 8EVEW and Donald McCallum was In Hastings' Allen Bingham's Monday. Tuesday on business. • ■ -Mrs. Austin Hingham entertained Ram Forver of Kalamazoo called , tho Thimble Club Thursday for dlnon friends here Saturday. ncr. The ladles will meet with Mrs. Mlaa Alice Pierro entertained com- Allen Hingham for their next meetpuny from Nashville over Sunday. Ing. Thursday. Feb. 6. then arose and Tho next on tin In hist. rfgn of I------- .... We expect to finish ■'Hamlet" this >■“" home and that school work P 10 PEK CENT OFF on all winter goods during this month. Re­ member this salg.closes, positively, the 31st day of January, so invest now and save your money and your health as well. Introduced Mr. Towns.'nd. the The annual church meetings will visited relative* h- re Sunday. Harrison Hart Is reported better cl thin writing. Ms Ina rd of Hasting* apcni Tuesday There will be Sunday Sahool next Sunday nt 11:00 a. m. Ix'sson V.. llerthii Shults and gentleman friend 'Tho Unfriendly Neighbor." Luke 11: »f Hasting* spent Sunday with J. Horn and fhmlly. • Michigan Monday with relative* In Richland. Monday We have a full line of MEATS and GROCERIES and aim to keep .fresh and tempting goods on hand at all times. Yours for a deal, HICKORY CORNERS, <5 - mgs from He H.ilUrh-,j With PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING Thy need E. Peak spent from boy. would the West they could accumulate more In the same length of time- lie told uf Hastings spent uf Iwlng In the West himself and nt a him) dinner of the dllKreut thing* ■_ .,------------ from good old If you have any?work in the above lines 1 shall lie more Saturday until to figure with you on the job. And you will than pleased find my prices as low Tas I can possibly make them. My Other Lincs—Pneumatic Pressure Systems. Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. , CHAS. DENEAU, DELTON, MICHIGAN. New Idea Manure Spreader Good Reasons Why You Should Buy the l‘New Idea” MICHIGAN. 8274 with her sister,' Mrs.’ Ernest Moon, in nv ui»r nnrgcu ■ UUH. Buttle Crack for a.time. It Is Ordered. That the 30th day of ; ♦ Mrs. Eiembcth Pickworth. relict of February A. p. 1!H4. at ten o'clock in IA tho forenoon, al said probate Office. ▼ tained a fracture of ono of her legs. be and la hareby appointed far hear­ Sho has been living for some time Ing zuld petition; , . at tho home of her daughter. Mrs. It la-Further ordered. That public ^ l.iwle Hamilton. In Batllo Creek. notice thereof bo given by publication WHY? . • We carry but a small stock of Staple and Faqcy Groceries and that means that when1 you buy from us you arc getting lhe freshest stock that money can bay. Our entire stock is changed often. ELMER J. KELLEY’S, c*iK3SSih“- with We Pay Four Per Cent ond ua with a Several stayed at I supper was nerved. Simple, Substantial, Durable SON, BRING IN YOUR BUTTER AND EGGS. Capital Stock (20,000.00 Surplus 6,000.00 • i rljus .farm topics w«t.-' dbu-um d. The program was well c ‘ ’ ■A Convict's Solll<M|uy" Ip her an.I (t,,. addrru.ia were V- rit d -dvere'l • Shults In lluHtlngs. .* VI r VI ru IV । The address givch by Mr. Applauded. choir then Henry Cravens spent Friday with rdwith many facts thn: should not tie forgotten or allowed to bo InoperaRecognition for the Ghost Story. Elderly ludy (partial Invalid) ro-!^ Thomus Johnson I* suffering with! •i fractured arm enured by ' Qu,rc“ companion; ono who has trav- + cinac quarters with a hors-, it i itley Johnson auatalned u set •ru' Injury e,ed or °“n tcl1 got>d »!ho’t stories pro>g a chia-1 forrod.—Advertisement la London “ Times. + .1. J. Flak went to town on Saturday und Mrs. Bello Ireland of Battle Creek Catne homo with him. return-1 ing via losvel Ihirk on Sunday. I Edward llowne's children Beryl• Blate «>f .Michigan, lhe Probate! aryl Robert are not very :wcll. The! Court fdr the county "t Harry, last mimed his been cutting some ob,\t u session of Kilil court, held at, stmate eye teeth. Ih„ probate oflltelHn tho city of Has-1 John Hnugh and wife aro .vlaitlng I tings. In aa|d county, on tn* twen.it l.iicar Glfforri m for u ....« i ... .... .... ■ «... ■ .i- i i, ...... .v j-rizeni: non. «. aiacK. ▼ the r old homo friends. I Judge of Probate. a Henry Budd and wife und Smith ]n the Mutter of ths Estate of “ Standley and wife helped Mr. and I Henry B. Robin hung, deceased. ▲ Mrs. H. Brininstool dispose, of a Uno I Amelia F. RobluUmngl udmlhlstr..-1 pickerel on Thursday. trlx do bonis non. lining tiled In said < Mrs. Fannie Coleman .Merrill of |-------- *- — - -------- — <— T Kalamazoo, whose husband died late­ ly. Is recovering from tho enacts of count as administratrix do bonia non , A her serious accident on lhe Interur- with the will .mn-x-'i and Hun the v Necessary Goods at Popular Prices WILLIAMS DELTON STATE BANK There will bo preaching at Maple I Kenyon. Grove next Sunday. Th.- Y. P. A. will be led liv Mbs Mr nnd Mrs. C Kenyon nnd Mr. .dull Jiihnenx. The topi.- Is. "Youm; and 'Mrs Geo. K-.und Mima Rose Fr'mlc's Alliance Progress." Mark 4: Hallock were vslb-d to Plainwell Thursday by the dialh of a-nephew. , ........... • .. ,,, ,up,,, II,-,.' ‘'n"un’ =S ,lt 1:00 *’• m' ‘‘nd Mnr<* If you were standing beside the ashes of your' home, wouldn’t you feel a great deal better if you knew your insurance policies, abstracts, deeds and other papers were secure and safe in a safe depo­ sit box in our fireproof vault? Call and inspect the boxes. The low price will surprise you. lhe John Shults of ll.i-tlngs spent Sat­ grandparents. ->nd the child drinks In ar urday night with ‘ ------ ‘ ' home surrounding* «a t lyrnyon visited his aon Alva In <nd would of course drink In without and Mrs. C Kenyon spent Hundny with Jess Kenjon of North Clover- Kopf <5 Kopf Delton, Shultz . ■ ... Ho Let the French Worry. She—Did you have any trouble with ni.arI.P„ your French when you wore in Paris? meir p‘1!r„ He—"I didn't, but the Parisians did." — commissioner of Clinton Co. .M>oke\on Rural Schools. He s- lenty of winter weather yet to come and unless your heavies are good for four or five more months service you had better invest in some new ones while our sale is on. We are offering '.n,‘ J,r”' 3,1,1 ’’** otl xtr. Ku, <•, Sundaj ”' ‘ home of Mrs- Malay Id East Harry on newspaper printed and circulated in Tuesday ahd before thia trachea your said county. —... _ .--------------------------, CHAS. M. MACK. In wsnt ths cream cans and down: . . Judg» of Probate, went the big dray horse, two times, i ELLA C. EGGLESTQN. That all happened to Iho Hickory I Register of Probata. । Corners cream man. 1A true copy. : VERY SIMPLE—You can see all working parts. EASY TO LOAD—It is low down. WIDE SPRE.AD—Spreads wider than any other. GOOD PULVERIZER-Has a double beater. ” v LIGHT DRAFT—Light in weight but Cull for full information or for Delton, Mich �THE HASTINGS BANNER Set of heavy bobs use.l ono LONG SEA VOYAGE ENOS; aeaton. Enquire phone 130-3 rings. WANTS JANUARY »», Hl*. H. H. S. FIVE DEFEATED RY LACK OF PRACTICE MATRIMONIAL TRIP BEGINS followed me home from town, own­ er Inquire Phom- SC7B. CREAMERY PATRONS Di-llon. wood and Walnut St. exchangi KT" ion. and Miss Annie McDermott. aged tram of tho Halting* High School 21 years, of Glasgow. Scotland, were proved easy picking for the ’’Has Hceno. compoird of former high •ehool team* by » acore of 26 to 11 In Iff on butter, while not affecting - L. . _ ............. —Fine Butt Orplnutoti cock- Lowell Drury, near Delton. Tuesday Inquire 142-4 rings. 11 noon. The ceremony was performed The high school five showed a lack of practice and poor condition. Though quality, has had a marked effect ton Al. K. church. Mr. and Mrs. they hold the veterans down 8 to. 7 on undergrade!!. Haney quality Is rooms, by lhe ’week or to tran- John Beasley, of Augusta, attended lhe bridal couple, Mrs. Beasley being Keens” unllmberiul their Joints And The Wedding wun tile culmination swept away with au easy victory.. demand and will command good Gallup. of good whitewood logs. BANNER office. r.nquh Hlncv hl« acres .woods, some largo timber. ■Fair buildings, fences poor, well and cistern. Florence Smith, Ilimtine*. Wanted—llrllubh- young nun April lie went man t« ratnbIMJt a lea and route in ynur city. Fur full par­ ticulars. inquire ter to Grand- l’ I’or Kent—Furnish ’ ‘ ; light*. Grand -St. ... ...« , lack uf practice. ranchman. Khod G. Bi Mill St.' modern ire colt. Enphone 36K. 1 short I long. proved, good buildings, will divide, sell (0 or SO acres. Gqod timber and buildings on either. Price reasonable. George Bell. Coats Grove. Phone from Hastings. If II Mold. W. AH.F city. HASTINGS MARKETS Wild raccoon* that are found In the Maine wood* are like children in a great many way*. They can be bushel by th. I trained to do thing*, though they Phono 533. r are born uader different iufluencea. I I>e<J |n Bn(, ' Adolph Gllblalr of Skowhegati, Me., i nillln w ha* two pet coon* which ho has I and burn. PltoutrcK. trained nnd earea for daily. He *°t]Hl.(n -4c lheae coon* from a farmer about four । Joe Kissing In Public. month* ago. and they are uow uh play"2; London Is always alive with alien customs. While American states are other, rolling over and over like two Il4<l 1|T< passing laws agslnst klsflng In pub llttlo dogs.’and they do not show any j meL dresseS-ee; He there was an encounter lhe other Ravage or wild disposition. They are ' y”j{-Jltetdm day In Regent street (quite proper and let out Into the dooryard and a 111 run llog«. alive. 1b.oo . . 7 : . ... . . , linn * ------ « — ■ continental! which startled me for a . moment. A young man met three young women--brother and slgtcrs I should nay at a hurried glance. The 117 Apple fit. Phone 577 B. young man took off his hut and plant ed a kiss on both cheeks of eich girl, six kisses blocking the pavement traf­ old. weight 1175, with quire BANNER office. fle of Regent street, and I wondered oUce 1 will start sawing lumber on what would happen If an English pub­ Oliver Hayward’s about March first. lic school boy's sister should attempt to Dan Karns. 1-wk kiss him In Regent street.—tandon Chronicle. • ra; First Want nt 420 7 rooms, hall and soft water In kitchen nnd bath room. Electric lights and gas. House newly. painted and In good for a retired farmer. Only 3*4 blocka from State St. Inquire on hou»e, windmill, largo apple or­ chard and other fruit, C acres lim­ ber. This farm la 4 Li nil iso from Cloverdale. Price" 23400. Grant Dickerson. Cloverdale, Mk-h. 1-wk I would like to take orders for home Phone 3glJ, and April. brood sows, due April DeMotl. ■ 15. Route 4. or Hale—Two year old half blood Holstein heifer fresh Jan. 16. Good Huff Kocks For Kai on account of having Hl move 4 males and 20 females of my Golden Glow strain of Buff Rocks, very cheap. F. A..Childs. Irving. Mich. Mice—itepalr work of nil kinds! wood and metal. Stove work a spec­ ialty. Cook A llrnry._______ 1-wk To Mttle the estate of the late R. D. Chapman, I will sell the farm, a choice one of 120 ACRES. beat of soil, located 1 % miles cast of Assyria Cen­ ter. One of the best stock and grain farms in the county with a large 9 room bouse, large basement bam, wood house, hen house, hog house, ice house, brick smoke house and com cribs, rdl and fine orchICE J75 per acre. i Creek Exchange <, 1 abort aklmmlng, cool each thin creamery the very beat we celvlng from threy to five cents per pound Ims foe their .butter than much complaining about quality. Now circumstances compel us to look out for quality us well as quantity. Cream must be cooled ns soon ns skimmod. than kept cool and nwny •No one knows Just'how long ths pren«ni market conditions will last but lhe papple nre demanding bet’ rancid albl.-i but It also means that tho must give It to butfermafcrr the right kind raw material to work with. Look after the housing und feeding of the cal- Improve tho quality so as nlo a higher class with our more money, and be mure mlsfac* or us to handle. Crystal Creamery Company Hastings? Michigan. ; .Mntloo, 4 mated, sc. out on the doorstep In the sun. They are very keen to danger nnd POULTRY AND HIDES. If a dog approaches they will'climb to the top of an apple tree. They nro kept In a yard of their o«n In nWt,„w„„^ time and they have a large hollow log fallow, oc. GRAIN. that they can go Into. They curl up I Wh,sl »,-0 together like two kittens and sleep, |o*t,.«-e. Origin of "Llmautlne." i.’SS?M The word ’ limousine now applied, itALBD BAY AND l generally to closed automobiles. orlg-jj,o. i-nwoUiy. ut.m to ti-;xo. Brown Eyes. inally meant the woolen cloak worn ; iuied straw.iMstbirm. Brown eyes aro Indications of deep' by public carriers in France. Later FREDS—RETAIL P feeling and quick susceptibility to Individua!* of lhe other sex. They usual­ opy of tho carrier's cart, then tho Bran.fi.'w' ' ly mean liberality of feeling, a warm, whole cart, and Anally any vehicle MWditu*.. has. clinging naturo and a freedom from with an inclosed space for passengers. sxsa,^ Puritanical prudery. . “Popular Mechanics. j > | I t I Worth Knowing. The seven wonders of lhe modern world, according to the vote of some 700 European and American scientists, who were asked by Popular Mechaules to express their opinion, are tho following: Wireless, telephone, aeroplane, radium, antiseptics und antitoxins, spectrum analysis- and the Xray. The sevun wonders of the anclenl world were the pyramids of Egypt. Pharos’ (lighthouse) of Alex­ andria. hanging gardens of Babylon, temple of Diana nt Ephesus, statue of Jupiter by Phldlda. mausoleum of Artemesla and the Colossus of Rhodes. New Theory as to Lightning. | That.lightning flashes appear to zig­ zag Is an optical Illusion, according j to a Germah scientist. who says tho I effect is produced by pio eyesjwitchI Ing when flashes occur. ■ Courtesy Worth While. Useful, Fruit It has been said tbit courtesy Is to The kernel of the fruit Canarium commune is eaten both raw nnd roast­ the dally Intercourse of life what fraed tn tho Moluccas. An oil Is express­ ed from ft which Is used both tor to- Just as steady, as unconscious, as gent­ ly pervasive as that—and It Is Jdst grows about GO ft*et high and Is said as certain to be nqtlced and appreci­ to have also a bark which yields a ated as the rich perfume of a Jac­ heavy oil having tho aatne properties queminot or the delicious scent of a as balsam copaiba, for which It Is said Illy. nela from tho Canarium commune pickled like ollvea. are Evidently Wouldn’t Talk. In the Belfast (Ireland) custody court a constablo stated that when Bound Philosophy. J’ll nothing 11)1 lhe A homegrown philosopher In Gat* oner said: den City Is quoted by the Telegram morning, and then I'll get my solicitor as saying; ’’We came Into tho world weeping, while the people stood around the bed smiling; let us go out Dally Thought of the world smiling while our friends Truth Is as impossible to be soiled stand around the bed weeping."— by any outward touch as the sunbeam. Kansas City Star. —Millon. Make Your Husband Proud Of Your Baking tinning stock, ex­ hlblted nt last Haatlni Show. Price reasonab Newton. Nashville, Mich. 3ml a halt this country do lan Manse on Wednesday afternoon; Jan; 2g. the Rev. Maurice Grigsby, ofllvlatlng. The young people will make their home at Nashville. COONS MAKE PLAYFUL PETS each Thia give* you Thia means that the but* Mr. Robert Newlmer Act Like Kitten*. Court and Jefferson. butter la uurtHhii and cam In house loan—Big black hound by the turn . Hot I urn .Garland V.in llouteri lhe Joy o Baldwin. Phone 54611, .. Todd .Shipley Wuiidurff undergrade Ico should put It up thia winter If keeping the temperature of their butter market la now a world mar­ ket. and not a local proposition. Foreign butter of fairly good qual­ ity can be brought Into this coun- pf extras, values are uncertain and fail rapidly to around 2G cents. There is u variation of some 9 cents per pound between tho top and PoHltlon • "Holywell 9th.’ coming hom» mile north and mill- Ih* hl* bride. Phone 211-I eord. prices, but iKrth sides. Wen-, present. Tho high school lias good material, but It shows Phone 3S4K, means more dollars and cents now than It ever did before. Wo are not only simply competing agalnat Men like to be comfortable, and nothing makes them more com­ fortable than good nourishing food properly prepared. Your husband will brag about your good baking long after he has forgotten how you look. Possibly he will be a little back­ ward about saying much to you about it, but at the same time he’ll strut around among his fellow workers and spout about your cooking ability like a platform orator. . . One of the greatest virtues in a wife is to be a good cook, just as one of the greatest virtues in a husband is to be a good provider. Not a bit romantic, but its the secret of success in marriage. The year of 1914 is still young. Right NOW is the time for you to decide that you will give French’s White Lily Flour a good fair trial. There, are several reasons why French’s White Lily Flour excels all others, but there is one in par­ ticular to which we wish to call your attention. That is in the GRINDING. By our process the wheat is NOT MASHED by clumsy, worn out machines, but is sharply cut on the very latest improved iron rolls making every particle of flour the same shape and size. This is call­ ed “even granulation” of flour, and it stands to reason that such a pro­ duct will absorb yeast and water more evenly and make a more evenly-grained, and thoroughly wholesome loaf. The wheat that goes into French’s White Lily Flour is CLEANED BETTER, and ROLLED FINER and MORE EVENLY because we put it through 17 SETS OF ROLLS, whereas the ordinary flour is only put through 6 Dr 8 sets of rolls. And you can buy French’s White Lily Flour for the same price that you would have to pay for ordin­ ary flour. When you buy French’s White Lily Flour you get a BET­ TER FLOUR for the SAME MONEY. We are able to do this by reason of economies of manu facture, which we have in the own ership of our own water power, electric plant and milling property So make your husband proud of your Baking, by using French’s White Lily Flour during 1914 Why not begin NOW? MIDD R.. T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE. MW MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER JANUARY 29,1914-20 PAGES. I j+osierySpecials I /or &his l&eek I HOW HOG CHOLERA IS BEING 5509 OF LOST ONLY 25 PER CENT OF SICK HOGS TREATED WITH IT I Suits, Overcoats and all Cold Weather Goods wcat Ebb In >f Winter Radies' fleeced fose I QUICK GLEAN UP SALE ING SrcxESSFCT. 1'lGHT We wish to close out these heavy ones before spring. •Fast black, ribbed top, heavy fleece, sizes 9Vfs and 10, value 25c. Special price Tho Department of Agriculture, during the past yetit> has been con­ ducting campaigns In Indiana. Ml>• control 19c " by menni« of allllittt nnd farm quarati; minty tl’ettta county Children's Wool fose 19c Children's fleeced ftose Fast black, heavy fleece ribbed, lots .of ser­ vice in these, sizes 7 to 10, 25c value. Special price 16c Here’s the Whole Thing in a Nut Shell •.I. there ivii" in ivi: Fast black, warm and durable, sizes 5 to’9*£, 25c value. Special price The season was very warm and backward and we still have on hand more winter goods than we should at this time of the year, and rather than carry them over we are willing to sacrifice all our profit and part of the. cost, or in other words we would rather have the money than the goods. wiiibcr 11*13 rtnirnt’ raised during pa«t I'l.tlUU that died nf ih about I.OUU were <1 u«v of serutp and ■luarantlnc measures were Inuuguthem? mcn«- Overcoats gun oftpr tile dlM-mu elthvr nf the two preceding years. In addition to Its gre.it function n« preventive. It has bun found that. run* u tnrgv |> them Imniuiu /few york Jtore ♦ •U by thl•ent «f nil mwn. Is the only thins th.it N. B. WATERMAN Hastings, PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO 11 Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s $10.00 Overcoats, Clean 12.50 Overcoats, Clean 15.00 Overcoats, Clean 18.00 Overcoats, Clean 20.00 Overcoats, Clean 22.50 Overcoats, Clean Boys’ Boys, Boys’ Boys’ Boys’ Boys’ $3.00 Overcoats, 3.50 Overcoats, 4.50 Overcoats, ‘ 5.00 Overcoats, 6.50 Overcoats, 7.50 Overcoats, ' Up Price Up Price Up Price Up Price Up Price Up Price Suits Men's $10.00 Suits, Men’s 12.50 Suits, Men’s 15.00 Suits, Men’s 18.00 Suits, Men’s 20.00 Suits, Men’s 22.50 Suits, $7.48 8.48 9.98 11.98 13.48 14.48 Clean ,Up Price___ Clean Up Price___ Clean Up Price___ Clean Up Price___ Clean Up Price___ Clean Up Price___ $7.98 8.98 9.98 11.98 13.48 14.98 Michigan Boys’ Overcoats nt during the past tnuirm It s About Time You began to think of those interior dec­ orations you expect to do this coming Spring. We have everything you need for complete and satisfactory work. Jap-a-lac Alabastine Varnish Muresco Our new Spring Wall Paper samples have arrived. M.nirtlllleii a- hlKll Glean Clean Clean Clean Clean Clean Up Up Up Up Up Up Boys’ Suits Boys’ Boys’ Boys’ Boys’ Bovs’ Boys’ Price.,. $1.98 2.48 Price Price. 2.98 ' Price. 3.48 Price. . 4 38 Price.. 4.98 $3.50 Suits, 4.00 Suits, 4.50 Suits, 5.00 Suits, 6.00 Suits, 7.50 Suits, Clean Clean Clean Clean Clean Clean Up Up Up Up Up Up Price____ Price Price__ Price___ Price _ _ Price___ $2.88 2.98 3.29 3.48 4.48 .. 5.48 .. _ __ Prices greatly reduced on all winter merchandise. Bargains in Underwear, Shoes, Caps, Gloves, Mittens, Sweaters and all Heavy Coats. ■ 1 llWUW. dred pound hog costs .ibiiut thirty cents ut a llbi'f.il estimate. .The treat­ ment la l>y hypuderinlcjnjectlon. guaSit H. OTIS & co C. E. HARVEY North Side Pharmacist HASTINGS MICHIGAN Hastings, Mich Phone 74 ■iriiin.r* changing pwessary try-laws, f the Important laws changed HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION placing In the hands of the SHULTZ CREAMERY CO. conslltutton io Increase the lirnli onietal Report* Show llu-liiciei In- from iuv to fiuu Htnckh'ild.rs, u« the limit of HIV only lacked 13 of bring nlnng lliri'v linen. cn-AM'd 330,000 During IPI3. Ofllcleet Ion of idllc F. Phlllljia wag Ings of th.- Hhultx partnership fro.in anil Wm. Gorhuin. in th. Rttnixm awparei.il Earl X' TO-! inuill th boy" ranging In f >r." Judge Mack In juvenile coun. ' *ne of lhe Isiys had a big bunch of keys, uno of which lined the lock In th.- gum and candy machine In the M. e. iMMenger station. Station Agent W.ilkjns discovered that some one Wus stealing the contents of the .ii'ted ntiHiiivliiUKly. the tail pon- melul- M.GImklln. ROY LAFORGE ELECTED BASE BALL ASSOCIATION SECRETARY In l*tac«* uf William sTiuller*. liolgti- ' ' , | । 1 i.-inity i" ••■■■•uliiilon io form । i"ini* of II round III"' .iifoclod Ce iiy Inoetii The meeting Was called lo order by the president. A. Jd. Edmonds, at 11:00 <i. m. After reports were given ii committer FORMER PASTOR WILL FILL METHODIST PULPIT SUNDAY uh A. M. stockholders of *8. business done one y >ur DuV.UOO and thl" itbrcak In juvenile court the Judge Impressed upon the youngsters tho seriousness of thrlr cundui" Th«y were released filch. pro Do you begin to rough nt night Jufl IkKlIng t keepa you ■ • '» Honey and 1 Tnr Compound. Il will ch cough and Mop the tickling'»r again ut 1:00 p. m. Chairman Nevins ta best for childrep mid grown of the resolution committee, gave his sons. Arthur K. alulhidland* report und u very lively time, thmigh good nntured, ensued i-rea«o the number'»f; ommltl •d voliint* timely, ai rd that In victim. imt the result I Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like to feet that your Xtomach troubles were over, that you could eat any kind of food you desired without In­ jury? That may seem so unlikely to you that It Is not altogether Impos­ sible. . If others can be cured perm- >f i-iinilltion until fa of hog" working day U 8 hours, tans must work perfectly sore. Inactive kidneys Fulcy Kidney Pills will You cannot take them m without good results Adv. the until the dli rolled on Win io hogs then dogs. >tru.in of men K"dn Men, that s what some of the neighbors may say of your wife or mother, when they syeher each week toiling over the wash­ tub in the heat and steam, and then running out of doors in the cold to hang the clothea on the line! . It would be easier so much easier and cheaper in the long run if you will only let us do your washing for you. “WE WASH EVERYTHING EVERY OTHER DAY” AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY nthrra monthly. atolen. why not you? John He says. "I was troubled with heartburn. Indigestion, and liver complaint until I used Chamberlain's Tablets. I Hirn my trouble waa over.” Sold by i all dopier*. Wunderlich Grocery ♦ best rlTiirtw to u*"1 W<>tni*n'" H<*M «""•» Ilevnmpixl. After being • 1 several da; white Improvemen'- > rn being mad Saturday morning«lon of the board ----------front -----committer ntcn*ft -vlub iipp the recent supervisors. Hastings Wi and made the Interior hud l>-■ mu* ahabby. We, the undersigned barbers of the places of business nt 10 o’clock" Satur­ day nights, nnd until further notice. Slattery & Parmer Benhatn A Foster, Benedict A Hilton, Frank Beckwith, Adv. Liitoiniiblli- Owners. The uueit und ordered th.- room repainted and retail! with n< w linoleum, us the linoleum was - worn Io shreds. The room Is now* very attractive In appearnnee. 8HULTER8 BROS., PROPRIETORS. PHONE 243. HASTINGS, MICH. A list o( Bargain Offerings that should appeal to every house100 maihlnck monthly. d>» it. We gunr.-inn-"* g. worMnutiMhlp it living ▼ Jus: write um the kind of ear ▲ .• and wh.it you wish done and give you figures and We will i 0 <>u. I . >«•! ruins. ' Freeport. Mfeh. wife who want quality as well as reasonable prices. list carefully: 12 Bars Galvanic or I 14 Bars of Lenox Soap ) + Read the ♦ ♦ COr* "V Rollcd Oats per lb. 4c, or 7 lbs. for. Graham Flour 10 lbs. for Salmon, tall cans, I lb. 15c. or 3 for. Matches, 7 boxes for .25cto. < Nero’Coffee is here again, 1 lb. for J 30cts. ♦ . 25cts. ,’30cts. . 40cts. Chamberlain'* Cough Itemcxly. I Thta remedy has no . superior for ( coughs and colds. It -ts pleasant to ' narcotic. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. �COW HOUSE MS Michigan. iugh* some uf our POOR BRQB-. Editors. Card of Thanka 1c a word. Obituary poetry and raaolutlon*. Ic as hojeft. . ‘ , Ijrvlng L. Hoyt*. HtuUlnn Wm. link our mailman on IM haa ObRuarlea of JO lines or lc»* will be jj. Vui,-, Fre<-|»>r publlahed free: 6 eonta per. line cltarg-------------fl. 9* 1 .. Claim . ... . D<v«i-. and Royal Jqhagnn ha* been carrying Quit | rrur ri'iiivi ... ......... ■VBSCttll-riONB acre*. .Section St. Orangeville; H «">• Mr. and Mrs. > >r|.-y Gilliland and matter. William A. Faust to Grant Dicker—^No communication will be publish­ m>n. !3 acres, Mellon 3&. Rutland; Ur<<ck ‘■lllllanil sml family Friday. tings, Michigan, an second class mat- ed und*r any circumstance* unlaaa It II. J» Gcrllngvr visited hl* brother bears tho wrltcF* name and postofflee Dan Gi-rllngw of NoshviHe Thursday Ion by Mnll. Post-Paid. guests of relntlvrs In Freeport ths Igt'.rr rwart of lhe wesk. Mrs. Ed. ParnMlM was In Mulliken Friday and Balurday the truest of her nephew. Dr. KonHeld and family. Mesdani.s Ida Ihirkee. Kthel Ful- • ADVERTISING RATES. Frank Dumoth io Christian r’u«'h- JOB PRINTING. Rusineaa locals and reading notices. equipped job office, In Western MichOn first page or among breve tlaa, 11 uf book and Job printing. OPTIMISTIC FEELING SEEMS TO BE GROWING. 1 organ, parcel, Nuahvllte; 1100.00. Thomna Cupi-liiud .-to ^Ja*pur reds. lot. Nashville: I1.JI3.0V. Henry' A. Spaulding m Th»ma« I' e, ? Itutlatul Ii.oo. Wm. Alton to Julius Hhrllenhiirgvr. .•'A pronounced feeling of •o|rtiminm has taken hold "f the busiVank.r Spring*: iiefe intcrcsts of America, and there is a general expectation <»f good timoB to come. This feeling of confidence is reflected in the columns of lhe prow and in the reports from the inarkci-. Even Wall .. JonatlMn ..... ._ Ilnur t« St. Menis to be cheering up. and it must be admitted that that * "’Attriu^’iL^Fulte/io Gertrud.’- Wilson. • land were vlaltors at John McCloud'S WedmiMayr sutwte ■r* and air. •my visltora with the tail. Myer* and fitmlly Mr' nM n. a aupp. nlng. attended the I* A. H. at Mr*. Besel* Woodman'* at Coals GrovcrThursday. Mr*.. George Fuller Is suffering with n wviTc httark of rheumatism. Heating* from Wednesday till Mon- Mwln IJliellhorn. the -hl. I* strictly * form product. L.-lng ■orn nnd >pcn<Mhk- hl* boyhood day* n the fsrlh. Hla friend* b. re nre duv urn tilled and proud to learn of hl.-1 !• tory over ■ ’hyxi Held of oppon- Council Proceedings thoroughfare has had a bad case of the blues for a long time, and j ;'pr,n,* 'r*r«nd'7:m avas disposed to anticipate with anything but satisfaction the tariff- kn acre*, m tion -•>. l!-o revising, currency-reformnig, trust-regulatityg program of President . *-*-10*- llnpids Thursday. . Mr. and Mr*. John Bulling and son of Woodland spent Tu.-a.tny at George H. Fuller's. Hail McKibben'* for dinner* Singing. ■ Rending—Mr*. Fuller. Reading-—Mr*. Allcrdlng. Instrumental—Freda Lon Reading—«.Mr». Smith. l.ir m-*»ion Friday to let only competent men repair your watchmany a good watch is ruined because r poor mechanic tries to repair it. There are thousands of watch-makers, but only a few really good ones. We are proud of our watchmaking; Wc have studied watches and have learned how to repair a watch as it should be repaired, ,and our prices are no higher than others. If your watch needs regulating, or if it needs a thorough overhauling, be sure to bring it to us. We give you the same perfect service in all kinds of Optical Repairing as well as new work. PIKE <5 DAMON JEWELERS Phone 281 Mualor-ltuby Bell ahd Icrdlng. • Rending—Mrs. Hhupp. OFFICIAL I’rutMte Court. It docs not necessarily follow that we arc scheduled for »n- ,.pIlfc£u'f}/,, allowing lliuil account bthcr period of good times jttst because the big bankers, merchants, j j-fj* Bristol. ai railroad men and heads of big industries sav there, will be and that in minirtramr. * , ■ । fl’-ii... K*(utc of Jn*cph T. CrumKii'k. fact we are already entered upon such a period. But it must be I (.ra,..,t , ,rill.r -iiowing final nc«-ouni admitted that it helps mightily to have such a confident feeling in । "rwmiam H Knickers-this countr}'about the future. r lur. decra««*d. Hearing on. tln.it ai The meaning of this confident attitude of the business interests | eOK^{aI,j.*^'ar^ '-,h «• of this country can be interpreted this far without hesitation: (t > {rcMpd. Petition f-j* apiuilntln: The country has confidence that lhe currency and banking bill will ■ EMut* ... — • • ------- ---- -----end money panics, and so that cloud has been removed, (j) The i .r*Hrnrlng<Frhd-oih"’1"1"1* country has found that President Wilson's trust program is not such E*tm.« »f Adam Baitinger .terrs*& bustness disturber and upsetter-as had been anticipated. He seems E*tate of Edward Matthew*, in­ to have his party well in hand in Washington, and seems disposed Jo' J Annu d re«,,,r‘ ,,f give the country a plan of dealing with trusts that is conservative i:*iate of .xviiie J. Billing* and designed to help the smaller dealer or manufacturer by insuring : nh'd.'”’ BBUa r' ° .. him apihflt unfair comptlilion by the bi^tn..,.. .Many republicans. „S‘,a?,’, in congress openly commend President Wilson's program for drilling «-hanw» guardian-nb-d. in-ch irc- iwith the trusts. (3) President Wilsons pro|x>sal of a commission E*tnt? <>r En;.-■* ■ • - ■ ■ to regulate business, particularly to insure square methods on the prnunn defermtnlns: part of'big competitors, seems to have struck a responsive chord. I h*ir« riled. H.arin_ . 14th- Final ml (4) While there is yet doubt about the wisdom of his revision of i ?"a“|,!ira^rr*u"f’’nuat a.’.' nnn:“ nir-i the tariff—for it is really his work and he will have and deserve the l.,ll1‘‘,rh1^r“'' lMU“1 ,o guardian. praise or censure—the country has settled down to the idea that Afie ‘ Esto I Underwood tariff bill is the law. and that therefore it is useless to HM-utur-.nlcd complain; so we will give it a fair trial and see if it will work as the President says it will. And if it shall, President Wilson will have little, trouble in succeeding himself. Be Sure OPTICIANS Hastings, Mich. - Ruby Hell. >lt. January Reading—Mr*. Zuschnltt. II. nding—Karl McKibben. ‘ Hinging. , Merritt !*>wta .f Detroit visited hl. par. nt* here u few day * last week. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Sperry Thoma* »i>ent Sunday With Mr. and Mr*. C. K. Undto of llaltlmorr. Present at roll ...II AM. And.-i .irveth. Lunn. Roti-h and Titman. Hilton and Wooton. The .following «• counts were nuill- Walt MvKIbYwn Is quite poorly nt ,h«,r. «l«UMht*r Mrs. Bu.n,U»J1*’®*’ °( Or*’’'* Rapid* was *"• —— — — TAMARAC COUXEMK. stltutr at, Assyria \Thur»d*y. Itrvlval meeting* eioaad Hundyy ®v« Thr home talent piny in which ! rning nt the church after four week* some of our young people are tu take , srrvlcea Some better than thirty Hall Saturday evening. Feb. ‘ h. I'.vangrllat Rrla will leave Thursday. George Leonard I* quite Sick with for Ohio where he will join his molhpneumunla. <r In a revival during February, after Mr*. Charlr* BhofhaUser entertain- . which the ilrst of March hr and his •I the Fast Noble Grund Association • mother will hold three or four weeks rom Battle Creek of which she 1* u meeting* ai Woodftury. Everybody temper last Tuesday, (’horle* 8l|af- remember thl* nnd attend. auser. Charte* V.-ddrr nnd Wm. ■ t'niyar meeting at Allen King'* edder ibruukht them out ftom Helle- I W.'dnesduy evening, a* we will hay* a farm ,ue and to*k th>ni bank to the after- cottage prayer meeting* now. mard . noon train. The day was greatly enClyde 1'urdun ha* a pretty oick Arthur I-aubaugh . . . will Leonard .... Chas. Raymond ... I- A. Abbey, tlrcm.in H.nu Colvin, flrrn. n Guy Giddings. Hremun •Joe Sage. Iireman . . . ,\. A. Wilmont, nre man Ed. Hubbard, tlren,.,n SOILTIIEAkV * AHLTOX. .... the Lurch nf Chri»i held thi-lr monthly Mr. and Mm. Frank Dunkin spent over Sunday In Hasting* to »ce that m-w granddaughter. ’ Mrs. Cotton 1> oom* belter at this lativca In till* vicinity. UVFH COHXERN. • r Mater ilrs. Seymour Cunningham ml fnn!.'y B few o. * " ' t. B.ihi were Sunday guests ut Wm. f.ih. Guja Inin I,opard nnd L(kr -Mr*. Amy Kinney «i)d daughter *’ Ethel. Mrs. Annie Kinney and grnnd’ ,7' :1 । daughti r Glenna liabeoek visited ut Clarkrvlllr Wednesday. urday morning tn. • •f bin brother Will • Hiding f. kin. re •turned homb with them Mr. Kinney Mad the misfortune to Wui'dfiin.l The M lanes Hylvla nnd Alltel Kvtt visited Glenna Babcock Bunday. prob- '.'ng .iy.lr.et tin*. [•ted. and Uh tbr . . And Thursday Wm. B. Adkins visited both Na*h«ih» and Hasting* on bust-' he re is the Money you ’^‘PrMe vtelted their .-hllUrt-n :u N't»it>ilte and attended the Farmer'* Institute. The Mlaaea Lillian Mead of the Mor- forked so jfard to Qetl Bom to Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Smith. Louiar Chrlatenrrn of thr Branch Mra. Mary Cowie* wa> t.ikrn 111 nt School* spent Saturday al Nashville her home Thursday morning with *> attending the institute. 1 light, stroke of p; .(Saturday we had “ ,ht' 1’°'"* Signe II. W. HRlon. K. Titman. -rdlnance < Js it Spent, li)asted and (Jone, Or is it it)orking for you! ? ? ? _. nd grand aon Harold of Qlumby spent tUtnrda: It being Mrs. Meek's «7th birthday. ■pending 100 )■ ir form Delton. dm H. U. Nunton. pnst.il clerk, of Grand Ratdda and C. (I. Munson. ImmIbI clerk, of Kendalh lite. Ind., are IPyoii continue to spend your money as fast as you make it, ii little faster, you can readily see where you are going to i off* at. . HARIll V II.1.1 If you commence to SAVE your, money, it won’t be long till you have a nice comfortable sum to your credit You’ll be on the ROAD TO SUCCESS. Your accumulation will be a “partner” working FOR YOU 24 hours each day, and seven days in the, week. its. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Munion. M. G. Farley is not Improving as ’ Journalistic Touch. "Her braujih of mind was mascq lino In Its depth."—T. P.'s Weekly. Are you going to continue spending your money as fast as you make it, until old age comes, or you are thrown out of em­ ployment, or lose your health? / Clean ELating Ar,e you going to make up your mind to get the SAVING HABIT and deposit a little every week in our Savings Depart­ ment? Even a smaH sufii each week if deposited regularly, will amount to a snug sum in the course of a very few years. , . .1111.1 Splendid Meal==25 cents at least two things enter into the matter of satisfactory meals—that is Titman that the ar­ i and order* drawn. QUALITY AND SERVICE I’.oush. The quality of our baking and cooking is unmistakably the best that can lie found in Barry Co. and when you eat a meal at our tables you ga away feeling satisfied. mutter »f " .. committee. 381 QUALITY BAKE SHOP Hastings, Mich, Compound it tfwice &ach year. ls)hy Not £egin Saving Now commute C.ur.ed. Moved t.y Al l Wooton that th. • in on Wot Walnut , Star Bakery and Restaurant is)e &)ill fag you 3 per cent interest on your Savings and that th* i.g fund* for building A ; Titman ths: mattm Our service is prompt and efficient ‘ We keep sufficient help to wait upon trade as promptly as possible. We try our best to extend to every one of our patrons every courtesy. When in the city come to the Titman and granted und’ilf- work io be done In ihr silting I'.Htird.- Aye* all. / Mdjed by Aid. Wooton that council adjourn until i*,idar January Ind.. 1»U. Carried . R- culet, cure cojtstl pation. promote *nd app*li>e and easy raMagr* Of th« toowai*. Ask your druggist them—Adv. /fastings City £ank "J7ie flank tfhat Poes Shings for you"' Phone 3 two rings. /fastings. Mich. �PAGE ELEVEN A. N "tsrL. ran™ sho* wm St C. H. BARBER, Black Orplngwnn. Shults. 1st. cock, C. 8. Bachelor. 3rd. hen. 2nd. pen. EIH USI ra 1 Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city ur country, responded to with promptness, .day or, night. r H. WILLISON, D. I>. S., WAS A HUCCFSiSFUL EXHIBITION, r. . Hastings, Mich. ENTRIES PASSED 700 | NASHVILLE 2nd. pullet. 2nd. cook. Wilson. ■ Allen Morgan Bunday bringing home a tine 1st. cockerel. 3rd. 'Ralph MeNItt. THE PARK & POLLARD CO.’S •urprised by *11 of a sudden i a king a night through the ulr ..nd landing roughly against the fence. The night 2nd. pullet, lat. pen. MAS H by Oren Maxson and near future. under’aking*and' llST0FfBE'llll,,,sA"“$WEEp- Tn«r- were no W. Willard. Lowell. 2nd. cock. 1st.. •was patched up. LJl — nvii/rn nni-fm stsisnnrn 2nd. bone* broken but the right side of his returning with h cockerel, 3rd. hen. 2nd. pen. FUNERAL DIRECTORS STAKES PRIZES AWARDED Licensed KmUalmer always in attendance Given. JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 172 HAITI MOS, MICHIGAN 3rd. hen. 2nd. pen. thing of the The Poultry Show 1* ersaful In many respect* In the history of the Poultry Association^ Th* num­ ber of birds shown passed the 700 mark, and In quality of exhibit* the show was splendid. Following arc ' the prlxes and premiums awarded. P._ A. HIIKLDON AtMtroct and Reap Estate (MHce. Atsaract Block. Hasting* Money to loah on Real Eilat*. Real Estate sold mn vommlMlon. General conveyancing. Having a complete set of Abstract Book* complied from the Records, can furnish complete Ab«racpL . Thos. Water*. Black Minorca*, dln|n< table. yf. FIshsr, White Wyandotte*, set dining chairs ' charle* Smelker. White Wyandotte*. kitchen cabinet. ' ai. Bmwmer. White Wyqndottoa. iablPi . M. W. Hicks, White Rocks, rocker. Mrs. J. Porker, Barred Ruck*, oat sprouted. <>. 11. Steckla White Leghorns. Youth's Companion. *IRE INSURANCE If you are not Insured or would like to change your Insurance call In nnd see me.. I represent u com­ pany with a cash capital of >1.000000 nnd can fully protect you. ' LEE 11. PRYOR While , We pay you the'HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. We depend updn doing a LARGE VOLUME of business nt a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. Op.C.L&S. Pint 57 Histligi Order Our Drays When you h^vc any moving to be done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. PIANO AND SA FE HOVING Our Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Matthews Townsend nnd ro entertained ml . ... I. . M. W. Hicks. lat. Ml** Elsie Smith . Thursday evening with Buff Cochin llantniiiH. Wm, Smith. Frank Jones blanket. Al. Beasmer. While Wyandotte*, j: necessity—on the farm 1 am a south­ erner by birth." he adds, "and am I therefore naturally ambitious."—Tho Masses. from Friday till Sunday. Sealey Breon of goes; ut Mr*. Ki Sunday. Miits Georgia Fam kimnci llnpld* spent Sundtiy with Miss vile ZuN-hnltt. Miss Jplln Ixithrop spent Friday. ntd 2nd. Guinea Saturday and Sunday with her moth­ operative dinner the ladle* of er unit grandmother .it the- Hanllar- by highly enjoyed by ;il| present espr tally tho gentlemen. Chnrle KA LAMO. Twa* a bllnger of a dlntu gold. T. Waters, Black Minorca*, gold. J. V. Christy, Black Orpingtons. >3 In gold. , Craig Bros., Black Minorcaw, fi moi C. II. Thoma*. Buff Wyandotica.Columbian Ratle uf Lansing. Mr. nd Mr*. Albnx.i Hilt Townsend's Friday evening and they both returned home the urst of thl* taln.ed a company u Mead. Sr., h.i I at n il ng --------------.— Int•nt* In the Young* neighbor- cigar*. Wm. Hitchcock. Barred Rogka hat. M. W. Hicks. White Rock*, pall of poultry food. W. Willard. White Leghorns. f.0 ibi. ground bone. . Al. Hcsamcr. White Wyandotte*. 11 Fasting of the Horse. A letter In tho New York Times . tells of a Stenographer whose, eyes gave out and who turned to the farm for a livelihood. "I had $800." ho says, "but was possessed of a good, strong wife, who did all the heavy work, such as plowing, planting, split- nd. pul- Sherman'* Rock*. W. Willard, While Leghorn*. nafrty ixo r. ind Mr*. Willis Smith who have pending the List couple of John Curtl* and D-los Vanlloughof Buttle Creek an- *|m tiding the week with Mr. and Mr*, c It. Quick'. like t<> stay right th •Vef more. J. It. Mergnrth of Reed City gave morning Northeast Bellevue Friday. .imiiy Lloyd Gaskill, 1st. cock. 1st, pullet. . 8",,r« »«>ld a liar*.-* T 1800.00. See Them. All sorts of electrical work fine spun Ml** I'milini- Kuiix Elactrlclsn. ton Thursday. Cilup, IiIiuih i Sibil, B. B. Cl. 1st.. 2nd. Dally Except Sunday. (iduinblnii Wyandotte*. at Hasting* Baker. Sund mmiSsloncr NORTHEAST KALAMO. Ed. Hammond I* very III ; It Is a good plan when traveling to have one's name nnd address printed or written on the Inside cover of a trunk, says Good Housekeeping. Then In case of losa of check, or any mis­ take. It can be Identliled by th* owner to tbo satisfaction of the railway otnclala by simply opening the trunk. i tin* Stub Matthew* of Charlotte spent a onion of the wet-k «lth hl* coiurin .■■111. Ilrlw. Attracted some attention: it he al.* on with all hl* might And ruined hl* digestion. were smile* from smiling *mll- Al. mistook a iirlghl FOR SALE 6 Single Comb White Leghohn Cock­ erels, Youngs’ Strain 3 Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels 3 Anconia Cockerels 2 White Orpington Cockerels 3 Sicilian Buttercup Cockerels 1 Pair Buff Cochin Bantams M. W. HlcKs ” Hutinn Mich. ' 7 -------Battle Thanksgiving, will be Unless Somebody Starts Fashion. A girl who la too short can wear; high-heeled shoes, but a girl who Is. too tall can t go barefooted. —Clndn-1 nail Enquirer. | Told by the Face. . tM, How „, enormously tho face Is molded by the thoughts of its possessor Is .town by tho fact that certain occupationo have been' peculiar to them. 1 The ' navy face" Is well known. And there Is an "army face." too. Doctor* nnd lawyers can generally bo detected by their countenances. There la a "something" abourthetn that tolls the occupation. I To Stop a Leak. . To stop a leak, mix whiting and yellow soap Into a thick paste with a little water. Apply this to tho place whore tho ,leakage Is and it will bo"7iwtantiy stopped. — from 1.’ .. A visit iho plumber will still be necessary, t;ut there Is no special burry for more r(.peln> Common Sense Downing <■ Real Estate Talk Every man and woman who works and thereby ministers to the well lieing of society is in business. nd Mrs. A matt should l>e proud of his business, and any* man who has the ( ‘ Mr""ndf.lira spent Hund.। Smith, who no business should l>c ashamed of the fact. The business world is a vast system of transfer. Each one does or should do the thing that he ‘ can ^0 Ixst, that is why I am in the real estate business. . We used to hear men say.“Oh, I’m not in business for my health” pkomutly Human wants were once supplied by violence. That was the age ..1 ram Thursday" Miller and ... <». E. Yert> "t Hasting* visited hi*1 !r t'ori* uf Arayrbi spent Sun- but the fact is that a man who isn't in business lol his health hasn't ----------- ... . ..... .. .. .... v,^ good hedlh o, v„y m\ch 1„„i„„5. I Charlotte •Sunday KUest* of .md 'Mr*. Chrl* M irahall. glad to hear Mr*. Clyde C.i*-.ll of latnsli lie.| friend* h. r- the Aral of th. Mary i. kcs was r uf thlrty-nvc young people might. I hen they tried cleverness, finesse, deception, now the new >K"nrary.hCr Th?'Tuning'wl method is in vogue, the method of honesty and truthfullness. So in ly »pcnt in game* and music, ......... )n*Cgue"t*'irf* for thH^homes unde anti ; Glasgow ovi •he?!"? Mary many happy return* at vlslting her daughter In Woodland-re­ turned home Wednesday. Midd'ieviiic inM «. rk."’ j i-h u:../ ilouKhtalin I* helping H rRemember tho box social In Iht a£s I "■raU'iiSZSio or T.l.ph™. church the 30th. Hasel Atkins, visited relatives In MIm Lanh.ih L. wt» of Hasting* vi*- Lim it 15«-; ;s at th.- plcssant home Ited frleniM h. i- ast week. ”f Mr and Mr*. David like*. Jan. 2: Frank Mclh ri.j wa* ut Hasting* i 1 delightful affair, a dellclou* Mr. and Mr*. F. <>. N. Leonard vis­ ited their son George Bunday whuw■'T’\ut"^ay; , ' • ;li1,n,^r,.?.'ll‘„v’r'Ad ,h.*‘ ,n^n,bvr* ,,f very sfek with pneumonia. Mildred Holly was home from; 0>-■ company. A .plcuslng feature of Mr. Hnydcr and Ml** Hazel Bar- GrandpRnpld* । .r Sunday. i'he occaMon wa* that nearly all momMiss Etta iHdson of Charlotte spent I ''LmiTb. br' •l^’wi^ed,ro,«*pXpir,,t'"‘* Sunday with Mrs M. L. Munson. ; On account of tho storm last Frl• 'ra,h,.r; BALTIMORE CENTER. t” h-'ip The Silver Medal Cuntest Friday wax pogtponid till Wednesday even- Hoffman Saturday evening their «im Glenn celebrate hl* Jtlgijt. waa_postponrd on account of ' lath birthday. the min antf will be held thia week QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. Tuesday evening at the church. MAPLE GROVE. ' Mr*. Bugbee who ha* been 111 some Levi Herrington made a business trip to Battle Creek Monday. frlgyd" would wish. Her little baby Clarence Anders attended' tho modern business we have health, intelligence, animation, beaufy, and ant* Co-operation must reign where competition once was rife if you would be sure of success. I have always in business adhered to the above principles and will always continue to give everybody whether NohWOfwIlhW llwit property rhrough m7 aSnejr M absolute Mi* deal. I want to list every salable piece of property that is lor sale in 1 -,i . 1 . . Bariy County, and with my up-to-date methods of selling and with your hearty co-operation we will soon build up a business here that you . . , ... , .. .. certainly will be proud pf; a place of business when you Wish to Sell d,at you can Iist your prop^y w*lh ,h.P expectation that it will be sold 'n a reasonable length of time. Such a business would be valuable to y°u an<J ,0 t,le community, would it not? COME ON NOW, it is up to YOU. Drop in and see me when in town. Let.s reason together and get lietter acquainted lor mutual benefit. To the Factory Man who wishes to buy a home and .PAY FOR IT MONTHLY, I have some splendid bargains. STOP PAYING RENT. OWN YOUR OWN HONf E. I am at the office every* evening. Come in and talk it over. at lhe M. E. Sunday School Stffiday; Supt.—Curtis Knoll. ; ed Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Hagerman Sun­ day at Nashville. ' Mr. and Mr* Byron Showalter of Battle Creek nre vtaltlpg tho latter's parents. Trea*.—E. Ronlnger. The Grange will hold a souvenir . .----- --- 7............. «uuu»u irvm this vicinity to attend the I. O. O. F. •octal st lhe Grange Hall Friday banquet at Nashville Wednesdayevening report a m<wt enjoyable time. vltatlon to all. were served and a general good time Hupper was served to nearly 300. Tho farmer* institute wa* well at- Residence enjoyed. They expect to move away tended and a general good lime en- . ,Q BANNER WANT ADVB? FAY. joyed by uii. 118 North Wednesday, the 21st was Grandma Hammond*' 81st birthday so her chil­ dren *pd grandchildren met to help celebrate the event. Well tilled bask­ ets told of a bountiful dinner which all enjoyed and a number of little gifts loft to remind her of the event. There was a surprise party on Allen Doll a Factor In the World. The doll remains pre-eminent as tho syqibol of childhood, and boa boon of incalculable phychologtcal value in the development of the young intel­ lect throughout the ages, for no mat­ ter how rude or primitive Ita form. It furnished on association of ideas which stimulated tho formation of mental pictures, serving to encourage the Imagination, that most potent fac­ tor of human mentality. Saturday. pullet. 1st. pen. Weller nnd bride of thl* !< Ing them a happy life. Mr*. Kitrnh Piitic'* condition 1* A Good Horseman. 2nd. In n. 2nd. pm. 2nd.. 3rd., pullet, t lenta Likes a fine animal nnd a fine horse ’U. ’ Henry. 1st., ’ Stanley Brigg* x-krrvl. l*t. pen should be well cared for. In the limb while cutting ______ _ ____ __ ___ _ _____ __ ____ _ L Winters, 2nd.- cockerel, you will nearly nlwaya And n pack-____________Buff Orpington*.. ’ 'of HARVELL'S CONDITION j. V. Christy, let.. 2nd. cockerel Frank Bartlg has Ugrlppe. POWDER. . It Is a purely medicinal 1st.. 2nd.. 3rd. pullet. 1st. pen. ’ powder, not a food, und Its effect on . wb.i. ASSYRIA. live stock Is to purify tho blood, regu’ , ornington*. Into the bowel*. Improve tho spirits Hicks. I*f. hrh. 2nd. hen. 1st. and mnkc the coat smooth and glossy, pullet. Price 25 cents per package. Sold by Gilding. 1st. cock. 2nd.. 3rd. pulMr*. Harry Spinney and children C. E. Harvey.—Adv. of Flint nre visiting her mutner. Mr*. Helen Tompkin*. Born to Mr. . Richard 23rd. She name uf Beulah Belle. Phom 385 wm Mis* Eli line* Satu GIIImti anil GIIImtI —______ "~t2nd. imllct. Being South ItOS.i Coing North 7:37 i they'* 'frald from । would maytx* get tin Mrr. Wm. Shield Will*. •krv fhnvnti-i "unng aiencn great nn<l »m.i - n ’ " । Announced with gastronomic smile. Sundav uliii ■het 1 'owning'* Thursday Herbert Fisher. 1st. hen, All Work Guaranteed GEO. VAN TIFFLIN 1-- - For slews are hltt delight. daughter Woodlnnd eho I* visiting Worry Has a Value. There must be a way of taking worry rightly, so that It shall do us good and not harm. Worry, rightlytaken.- --------should train to quietness, bu------- — - ------ . rollily. patience, gentleness, sympa­ thy. It ought not to eventuate (though It naturally does) tn making others suffer bccauBo wo are uncomfortable. | in making us a source of painful worn’ to others because we are worried oursclvcs. A. H. K. Boyd. ! ________ -n« Cnlltln* radiant with cheer. itodney Cnmi-r, LIBRARY [AMPS mnie time In Wyandotte*. Wlilte Hock. H. Wellman His Idol Shattered. Papa was the biggest kind of a hero to his small sori. In whoso eyes ho could do no wrung. One evening papa, talking over tbo day's business happenings with mamma, confided to her that he had acted very foolishly in regard to u certain matter. Paul burst into bitter tears und was long In ex­ plaining his grief. “I didn't know papas could be silly." ho mourned, finally. Does God sometimes act silly loo?" And I prenume l> visiting relatives In Sunday w Ith hl* pare and George Skidmore -wa* dishcartend. Mr*. M. li. Reynold* Mr. und Mrs. Fred McClintock lie was tilled »<> full of soup; Mis* Ida Bergman spent Saturday food chopper. Curmef visited Mrs. L It. Conklin and -.... ------ . lk(.J| an|) |IU(jJ|n-, and Sunday al Charhute. M. W. Hicks. Buttercups, pair fur came Ml** Mildred Quick wa* at Chitrmitten*. * F«l[uwlng nre the regular premi­ 'Within the I Frank Chaffci ums and the name* of tho winner*: visiting his son •nd family thia couldn't find a single bnn WIIHtima Ba Iley.« Monday ufl pullet. 2nd pul­ *llm und trim and tine: . Hitchcock. 3rd Mr and Mrs. Raymond Ouster spent iw two yards of tape won't gird him White An extensive study of poultry feeding covering n long period of r* lias given them u kiiuwlnlgn cl lhe hen’* like* and dislikes, the requircraetit* to produce the m iximura number ul B-ggs. the fertility- ul ryjp, and maintain the l*-st of health in the bird*. They have demonstrated that egg rating, fraibrr-nuiung. goiig broody, getting over-fat. and “going light" may be —und an-—lairgi-iy overcome by the u*v of their fi-wl*. These points nre given constant titul careful consklcratwm by them, and the requirement* followed out, r<-j-.inl!v*a of the rust of the projier material*. A fluctuating grain market dorM aot mean that Ligh-pricc-.l ingredi­ ents neeminry to tnc proper balancing <>f the ta-ds y.dl lu- Irfi^oui <d the mixture*. " L “ for every d.iy in th The . first <'. It. quick relative* have gone n> Indlan.t to visit — .... - ■ going to ■me In Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. ’.••Barker gold. WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Mra. F. M. Quick laid up Inst 1*0011 spending a couple of weeks In obliged — —* Sajrtnnw returned home to be out of school pari ..f i ..t week Friday. on account of two large bolls. fa nilly in* of Grand ■ ■ Quality of Exhibit* Wm Above the • PHONE!. 226 OR 387 LL your fwhnt troubles are over when yool lieyin (eedlng A rhlle John And- C. B. Benham Real Estate and Investment Broker and Office . Broadway �□Ml BIU4A- Ih. 'll THE -vrr laid hold uf _JWATBOHAli. SSJKBJAir ©OL EJSSSOH IRY way K that HMKcd ut nutm. munag wMfcr >iu ,|>I' rs. W. C. T. U.H Headache Our organisation has over 40 differ­ ent departments uf ikork. Here arc live of the thing* the Woman's Chris­ tian Temperaneb Union arc Working to accomplish: *h's Kidney 1-tlic air especially ' • > trouble.1 mint Into custom and law, ■ * Ar» epdor»^£')£xH.'-'t'mK • ciusuna. "nd.—To prevent Immorality by teaching tho gospel of pure and 1 •'* 4 1 whclrjonie living. . lilt* MS i >• '« >uffrring 3rd.—To save our boys and girls tn 1 kacholand my kidney* guml society, happy homes, and long Th and useful Ilves. 4th.—To reclaim nnd regenerate the! wru-ka left by the liquor traffic. ■mplalnaeration.■ । 5th.—Tn work for one standard ofi . ver* hack.i h. । morality and cltlxenshlp for both men . Kidnoy , and women. “Uppty al .Mulboii.nio a »>UM The Bocal Union. * It'ry rallmvil the ruins and It should He remembered that n • 1 the acUi.n of tn< kidneys. loc.il union which la 'the organised KWaCTSs -nd unit of the entire aootcly or unit of do so *njh.'' • ale by all duller^. Price 50 f'oster.MUhi;r;i Uu.. Buffalo,. body to a considerable extent. A >rk. Mile ageu;» tar tile United weak Inefficient Ixreal Union Injure* the entire organisation. (Upon what •and do.» the local union depend?) It must depend upon the Individual* other.—Adv. making I’ up. not upon some one outValue of Cocosn an P.neh Butter. nmd The head cf a largo buulncco Itouee Coccse IS the Barn01" 33 ‘ krr>’ ,hrlVC "nd *rOW t oecs ts the unnii of n itetich prodlliriiu tl 1(K OWI, aetivity <>r its Inbought u number of tiioau *T>o It now" sighs und hung tht -i tip around his of- uct manufactured from copra, probab- dividual members.. The connnctlonAl I defective. but prosecuting attorney re­ iy v.ith the addition of amall quantltlMl Iriti rrat uf tin- W. C.- T. U. I« simply a fused tu throw them out nnd ao the1 of other aubatoncua which ih raining coll-ctlon of nerve units from local to battle lines are forming there. •—.—among ■ ' . I atatc from state to national. ------- -------great r.apuiartjjr Mohammedans Some 400 hundred names wjrc j Jurlsdlclpn. und Hindus for use an a butter, its stricken from the petition In BklawnsThe state lias no jurisdiction uvfr peculiar recommend.-.tlen, as compared the local union except' to require the IKiylhg 10 cents n piece for signatures j with other butter sub :t:> ' j . Is that it that the c.ihl endorsing of the constitution. lhe contains no trace of ho,: fat or beef Ingham. 00, Ibc tallow, and hcnco doc.i no viulonco to ti,'ti of the iHiund.irlca of the district.' Nothing stands between the local un- ranee will make tho light to throw off religious Ideas. Ion und the atats. The Kime princi­ the burden. * , the oIUcc boy had set but to become ples huld true In county und dis­ a highwayman. trict: thu* wc arc that.the functions [ sines refused liquor On a Business Visit. of state, district and county olffceni b. . .. o. going aiI.rt n |>or>. aD ti advisory. but and advisory, hut not tittle Robert an ora.. 8cnsitive Maine Farmer. whenever he ,| lniU mat nf .jurisdiction only In mi f.n China's Temple of Heaven. went homo from her buu.c. Another .tntc r ' "Do tho Maine farmers wear highChina's femour. temple o llttlo boy named E i ,. •II found fejjai this it!; mention this because In the past year top boot*?" Inquires thu Globe. They was formerly Halted once a 1 ' happened hnnneni ’d ,ll, n',e<,n 11 COUnly. district ul> nor " do not. Furthermore, tho state grange out. sad ono day wh, n l.o ■ npptmai |i>w f)r the emperor to to b..' over there, ho uitlj,. "When \\ hen Is It it ^.’.uc" . ’ refused for ten years to .meet in thia tils empire nnd I that you give Robert a < range, alien ummi •Ity because some paper hero said tho ho comes or when he kocsT" Mra. 11.1 pcrii.r members wore cowhides.—-Portland told him uh» gave 1: Io him when hoi ’ in 'X Press. ^THOUSANDS OF WOMEN .offer miurably from 1 piriodic attach of AeadacAe, nicer dreaming that a permanent care may be had. Headache nearly alwaye retake from tome disorder of the stomach, lioer or bowel,. Take Chamberlain’s Tablets. They will correct these disorders and there will be no more headache. Many hate been per­ manently cared by Chamberlain's Tablets. Chamberlain’s Tablets from tn1* one the htrmanhy of thus during hit 'much more wr romntlon pi The Outline re II appears as Mount.* public pra>. r naco nnd in tl .y cons! liful and IntYirciiUng nights of p! iurcsquu Puking. Their Specialties. Makes ths Boes Gray-Halrad. * Of tho many kinds of exasperating peoplo perhaps there Is none worse than tho subordinate who when told exactly how to do a certain thing, replies In so eatlslled a manner, that ono cannot but suppose ho under­ stands perfectly; then goes ahead and docs the thing in some fool way of his own. bcixa on opportunity. There Is uo day too poor to bring us an opportunity, nnd ws are never so rich that wo can afford to spurn what the day brings. Opportunities for chnnictor always bloom along tho pathway of our duty and make It fra­ grant even when it la thorny.—Hamud J. Barrows. From state Report. ••by Give notice that 1 cow. Diversified Agriculture. Thu value of Ifyngarv » agricultural ,!"n: Murne does .not dep.nd upon b«v- •tala specified branch's o', agribut rather on th” groat (llvcr•,i products, ' tlrerc 1* prob- Jnivnt to the cudatltuannual dura front t,u‘h sum «t' twmty-llvo rents inches COL. with Get the Habit of depending on this market for your meats dur­ ing 1914, and you’lh not be disappointed. Our ser­ vice in the past has always been good; but Wfe pro­ pose to make it better than ever before. A tele­ phone order will bring the same satisfying results at this market as though you placed the order personally. BESSMER BROS. might atop HASTINGS, MICH. i <l wnni.inhniul I'hllun- allh Read Our Personal Monoy-BacI: Guarantee Hay, Union -Signal. >rmrd at it la the I : l>. /—Worry—-Big Bills—Debts! Yon know yon can’t aiTord to Keeping in good health means food find chiliiing for you and your family. It’s up to you to 1_ _ of yourself. It’s up to you, whenever you don’t feel right, to take something to make van right, to btr ngtlica you, build you up, ward oil worse sickness, protect you and your family! That Thing wc have, und in offering it to you wc protect you ngain*>t money risk* by personally protni'iug’you that if it doesn’t protect you against sickness, we’ll give you back your money without a word or question. It is— i, r.ir' Luilds you up to a healthy, a real builder of healthy nerves, rich blood, rtrang muscles ItcontaiM the _________ —.......... — _ ______ and rttro < >1i vn Oil, ’to the i» rven, tbu 1>1\am), the entire system, and give vitality, strength and iaalth. Vitralitc. Alabastine Make the old gilt picture frames look like new, by ♦ using our Gold and Aluminum Paint. Sold in small ♦ cans. * ♦ Window Shades in all widths and colors. We Make Our Living ill make anil it as He. Read noney-bick gtigrenleo. are! £tt a L.-.ilo today. We Guarantee This Remedy to Relieve and Satisfy You—or Your Money Back We don’t want your money unless Rexall Olive Oil, Emulsion really helps’and satisfies you. If it doesn’t, come buck and tell us. nnd we’ll give Kick your money. W-v believe it will pro­ tect your health—if it doesn’t, the money is yours, and wc want you to have it. . arveth & Stebbins ne 31 , our prices. Wc fee! it fa peed biiNUcss for us to recommend E .'! Olivo Oil Emufaioa nndget you to ire it, Ixcan-c wo know you'll :i . ulafter­ ward for making our confklcnrp in it co plain that you d:d; • in aitnto ret&oi For you who nre tired out, txtrvntis, run-dawfi, debilitate!, weak, minted—for. eontakteents—for oH prop!*—_________ ‘ for puny chiUrcn—rtcumnvnd 1;< xi-ll Olivo Sold only nllhe7000 Stores-the World's Oil Emulsion as the test madidna wo know of to Grcalsst Drop Stores—31.CO a bolllo nuke and keep you well am! ctrnng. x Sold in lbi» town on’y by us > The Beautiful Wail Tint. Made in 40 different colors. ♦ Very attractive and durable; will not rub, flake nor chip ♦ off. Mixes with cold or warm water. ♦ drug business right hero in your town. Il in our inly we can Cor whatever ailment ynu t .. imuids that, v. c recommend nothing-uni' u ivc Oil Emuhinn u pood. V. c . -ier<y and strength there is rnxii greatly helping many of your m ifh^ora. We bclit *.c t ▼ ▼ ♦ ♦ + For good White Bath Tub Enamel use Emulsi It cl'w-n’t hwretr sfiinulr.ihocra, but takes hold of Um v. । Donual conditio::. Now is the time, don’t put it off. If a chair seems scratched beyond repair, if a table-top has lost its lustre— don’t replace them with new furniture. A good brush, a can of Jup-A-Lac, and you can produce a lustruus, toughsurfaced finish that will defy knocks and scratches, and wear like iron. You need no experienced painter, any woman can apply it. There’s no special skill required. You can choose your color from 21 different shades. It will not crack or chip and is not affected by water. Sold in al! size cans. J® I It Is the Best Remedy Brighten Up Chrlstlay Temmcmlxrahlp of Hastings, Mich ---------- . ihlldtlon. I The council pledged Itself to "Initiate at on.-*- n dellnite-campaign for an j iimcndmew to the Federal <"n«tl'tietlon prohibiting the manufacture. ph Ion Wls.. chairman, of the Tem­ perance committee (led the fight for tin- resolution. The vide stooil 5IT to I lu. The former pointed out that the ll'iunr traffic Is r<-i-ftgnlsei! I.y the United Sintra Supreme I'mirt na an hn» paved . the prohibition. Carveth & Stebbins, Get > + Tho ♦ Rexall > Store ▲ Devoe Paint Agents Phone 31. Goods Delivered. Hastings, Mich. Wc Handle All the Medicines Advertised in This Paper. national In the t'nltc.l Sinti a nnd f.<elgn roun. tries. Nearly 2.500 studrnti In 100 Mllagffe and unlversitfra of the United State* arc studying thn liquor 'probl.-m In systematic ckjatcs uniter profeyalohMt leadership. ' Accordlna to a • .port made -hy the IntarculIeKlate Prohibition Association. ' "Prohlldtlon good for the nram." Hooker T. Watnlnxton ti-ll* of the beneflts of dry regime to puoplc of hla Liquor petitions for local option clrailpna kr.< -krd fur another year by virtue of th<- Antl-S.iloonlsts' tltlonv filed to qall Ixiciil Option elec- Onmi 11 ArrlllAI **• Always come to us for good* in out line which you see •dwrtioed. We give careful attention to all orders; and aim l*y courteous and fair treatment, to give perfect saltsfaction to our customers. _»1.00 9) lbs. H. & E. Granulated Sugar, Saturday only. ..80c Gobi Jledal Flour, per sack.......... ........ ..20c Bxtra Fancy Coffee per lb............................ .............. Genuine Whole Codfish, per lb................. . .............. 2Jc Argo Starch, G packages for....................................... “ ban of Lenox Soap for............................... .------------------------- Oleomargarine, Best Quality, per lb-. .......... u....2Bc Salmon, a good grade, per can........ .................................. ,Oc Rolled Oats, Best Quality 8 lbs for .................. «>.................. 2Sc^ 3 lbs. Carolina Head Rice for......... . .............. —----------- 5.....MC Churl, Vegetables; Rutaliagas, Sweet Potatoes, Cabbage, Carrots, Radishes, onions lettuce, celery and parsley. Fruit; Malaga grajoa, oranges, grapefruit, bananas, lemons and apples. fourth time Insuftmeaion, Hie HquiirllC* iMt «u». I’honns rlghtuomr Indignation breamw they win- Whipped b, fore they vanld tiro E. C. Russ 6 Son —— Grocers �PAGE THIHTEKN THE HASTINGS BAN* CT. JAM-ARY 3», 111 I. Friday. Fab. Tth. In the church par­ lor*. Those who will eater to the IRVING. New Spring Seeds Just Arrived A most coni tai Invitation is hereby Several from thia vicinity attended the Poultry Show hrtd in Hasting* The finances of tho Irving M. E. church uro to bo handled by the use of the envelop,, plan of payment in thu future. Thin plan 1s being tried out in other place* with most grati­ fying nmlta and really l» a step for- nature .highly . compllmcntnry. nut t>nly regarding tho cinM of exhibits, bill a* wnll In ♦Me way of conducting the Hhow. In fast, all who attended were more - 4hon_u- a»rd with the exhibits and wore well repaid for having attended. Ilurrlll F. Gillett loft Monday to meet the regular contingent re­ quirement! nr>.-eMtary to carry on the good uth.•■_•* uf the church In the community. The phin which hiw nltaut two month*. Mr. Gillett has a been put In use Is lhl»: That whatev­ steady position at Middleville where er a ;.e.rson fuel* able to pay in for is- ha* worked for somo Um* past. You Need No Being u good accountant- and exper­ in ail kinds of general bu>ineM llnrai those who desire to help can do Magnifying Glass ienced methods a* the work Ih found; to be ■o more easily by contributing ao at stations which do shipping MTvIuc much weekly rather than to make as well as ptuo'ciiger work. Um com­ two nr three grand efforts during the ” pany finds , that It must heeds rnjid entire yqpr. forth n man who l» accustomed Io tertalnrd Mr. and Mm. W. J. Wntklna Mr. Gillett nils tho bill In' all th MW .and amt Illchnrd of llu»tliigii Hunduy. Mr. Watkins la th., operator for thu ., a glnnco tliat their mom*) will pur­ fullroad company at Huatlngx. railroad company al Concord. Mr. Mra. Gu* Friedrich of Grand HapGyirtt grew up In the nillrnad work. Ida Is now making her'mother. Mra. where nl»e. We would like you to put »o to speak. ■■ When it young man ho Curtfell.i Kennedy, of. this place, u did. orvhta Hn u section hand under vhlt.. Mra. Frledrluli arrived last that claim to thu test. week for a visit of aume days dura­ Irving und afterwards learned Hie tion. ’ wade oF telegrapher under Erncut Mrs. J. M, Parry la confined to the houuo with an attack of tngrlppe. It has been our custom since we have been in the seed business to buy none but the BEST SEEDS . GROWN, and this year is no exception to the rule. No better seeds can be obtained in the United States than our • Badger Brand Alsike Clover Grown in Wisconsin and from the 1913 crop.— 91 PER CENT GERMINATION 99.06 PER CENT PURITY. Badger Brand Red Clover Grown in Wisconsin and from the 1913 crop.— 91 PER CENT GERMINATION. 99.,10 PER CENT PURITY. E. A. BROWN & CO. ' East of Poitoffice Phono 126 lins tings Vigor dun. Mr. Holm i|iu d to roam the A program itrceta.of thia village when a boy and pull black biiM out uf ih« cool, clear water* of the Thorn.tpple river, and ....... ' ............... . — ............. iiiosi Kixuiyconies ;•> many thia news thost gladly to many slgnmcnl of. tipton brdcrcd from .>r hhi former boyhood friend* who Baltimore fresh from the gathorcr* have watched hl* Mcady climb upwlll be on hand to ratlxfy lhe longing ward ux the year* halo quietly ellpuf the Inner man; And it han been ped ftW*y. It I* moat gratifying far If you arc expecting to use seeds of any sort, we have the.same HIGH .RADE in every kind, and would be pleased to fill your order. WE STAND BACK QF OUR GOODS. Tlmita the word. the TliatS wlmt every TUat'N wlmt you driuk our eoffee. VIGOR—MeiiKilty ami pliy»lenllj. thl* dvllyaey may be, had In quiintl* lira largo enough to wittafy tin Coffee Branch 210 Jefferson St. | EDMONDS BROS beginning.. has i- regular miniMKr of the London abcrnucje In which tho world-fomu-4 Kev. Charles Epurgeun once rc.irhed. . . Since mor.ilbts In nil i>ur cities when The Elevator Men Phone 18 Hastings, Mich. A nxMi| the tango. Hastings, Mich. icrtainrmnt. ■ . Frank Ikimoth. thn Irving Irv!t,.;.t<». In f.i- t hand* are thrown up tn holy horror whrm ver thta Irw- •diand ■nth. ronio time. It will be *. । . > r.-t.iry. Mrs. Ada Kkltliicr; IreuAurrr. Mr*. Minnie Churchill. •uitr ' ALTO. Kitttrllay, night. They ga\e the Intelligent people realize that com­ mon eojds should bo trated promptly. , . . ................ «uo cousnIng. begin promptly the use of Foley's Friday evening the Meth •■Id. and stops the cough which caus- Hid alld* •■•Stance r.niifi tli!i.„-' up there m\ his stater, Mrs. May ik-nile Bunday'. Mrs. Huilc England visited In Grand* Itanlds a few < Arthur Mulholland.—Adv ANNUAL TAX SALE runty hall. I: H painful. Will V.uigrLff and Stuart F I pneumonia. 1< gaining slow- Wliil. w man itL ). Hood t-i>.n.i;.o, it might ICO to aay: • Often means so much. It has meant success to thou­ sands of young people who wrote for our Catalogue as the first step toward uj*,ood salaried position. Take the step to-day. Address Detroit Business Univer­ sity, 63-69 West Grand River Ave. Detroit, Mich. E. R. SHAW, President. pairing business ut ChtirlM Furrow's. Tho firm will he kookn a* Hood and The ladle.•> of the M I!, and -.iptist churchaa m« t at-'Hi.- h..ino of Mr*. origin- right think! of llowm-. • Claude Silcox W.i* hi l-'cldlhg la The Irving; General Store Thoma <Jr.mil Rapids ttatiirday t.ik. tine week ago When it comes to a show down wc are right there with the goods, and prices that can’t be beat. Quick action gets the gfxxls. $1.00 22 ll>s II. & E. Granulated Suffar — $4.50 too lbs. II. & E. Granulated Sugar .. Sunshine Flour, cwt.... ___________ $2.25 10c 3.-5C Boxes N. T. Matches__________ 5c i lb. Ann & Hammer Soda_________ C. R. Watson GsZr.al ■ Cole and I "f Will Co.'- I IRVING, MICHc BOTH PHONES iltk'Kln.'r.l'vtt.L.. EVERY BILL OF “SUNSHINE FLOUR” placed with a dealer has been followed w ith a much larger order unsolicited. That goes to show that people who use one sack of Sunshine Flour, arc so well pleased with it, that they are hound to tell their friends about it, that means the sale of more Sunshine. And that is the reason that the sales of Sunshine Flour arc increasing so rapidly. Every purchaser is a satisfied customer, because the flour is right and the price is right. Uuy a sack of Sunshine Flpur today and you too will become one of our satisfied customers. ' Mte-u Mabel King • 1' 'tings spent , Saturday nnd Hondo w Clarence Houma Ruplda vi»- Mis* Edith Moo Mr. and 'Airs. I. E. At­ - II. I». Johnson ha and dry goiiclH store ' cht. '■-nnd Rapid-* Mr. Burn‘ 1 iaplds. tended Masonic lod Friday nlaht. SCHEDULE A. rand Knplda ti Mra. Mh <||. undergoing nn <ip>>-attain In iiuuterwnrth howplcii bm J* 'improving F. A. Childs <5 Co. IRVING, MICHIGAN. ter MaIh’I nf lluktfn;: '.Hint Blimliiy with F. A. Hlwon mid f-rnliy. Mrs. 8. !». Motalins und daught. r Alberta of Toledo. <•_ <aine Bat 11 rd ay for a. visit with lhe fo, mgy»g Mrunu. Mr. and ‘Mra. c. a. fu.-usj. Walter Wallace wa* in litMlng* one HJ t i i t? 1 c 8 c 1 ? I c FMLVffllHf i n t» »r Girn>'a|movK sii.nwixio. . �■ Signed by comrr G. M. Miller. Mark A. Ritchie. SUPERVISORS’ PROCEEDINGS Holbrook. McOmber January Session. IM-itr.i:- Midi adjourned until tomorrow morning at Moll’ .all Board met pursuant to adjournment nil waa railed to order 1'V Chairman fore the I )>l* vault: aiders I Ion Qglnrood to a special BEGINNING SATURDAY. chairman The chairman appointed a* •uch committee. Messrs. Miller. Ritchie lowing purpose*, vis.: and Rensch. Fuel for court house and Jell- We honestly believe that never have the people of this community been offered such a chance for substantial money-saving on high-grade Overcoats, at a time when Over­ Telephone rental*. coats are most needed. We have 24 Men’s Overcoats that must be sold. Ordinary Janitor'* supplies. rhen properly GeoP W. Abbey. tlon be adopted. Motion prevailed. Teas 11. nays 0. adjourned until- tomorrow morning at On motion of Mr. Varker E. A. the • o’clock. board took a recess until 1 p. m. Barry County Court House Board called to order by Chairman Roll call, all member* present. Mr. Tompkln* offered th* follow -solution and moved It* adoption: county on January Sth. 1100. providing hat before lhe county drain commis­ sioner ahal! take any action for the Jail: also in regard to the condition > th* fountain Moved by Mr. Mau* that the matt. On motion of Mr. Abbey the board county drain comml*- Roll call. property owner* a* mentioned In the on mlsccllaneo'j* original resolution. . ■ through Chair3rd, isn. reTo the Honorable Board of Suparvl*Tour committee on mlacellaneoua claim* and account* respectfully *ubmil the following a* their partial re- rould offer the follow- Io. Claimed Allowed 1 J. G. McGuffin. ex. In­ sane. Joseph Rot«y....l 6.10 I 5.10 1 F. G. Sheffield. In- Before the county drain commliilonr (hall take any action for the conruction. Improvement or cleaning 5 John lampman. Stine. « D. K catlon 5.10 evolution* t II. 'a. Barber, ex. "in5.10 Hyde. t Norum. A REMARKABLE SALE OF OVERCOATS Mr. Abbey offered tholutlon: We always sell each season’s goods at the time they are sought for, so as not to offer any goods that are carried over from one season to another. Therefore we will put the knife in deep at once as they will not last long at the following prices. clock Yea* prevailed. Motion Roy Andrua, Clerk. Godfrey’s Clothing Store Board met pursuant to adjournment I H. A. Barber, ex. In­ sane. Maud Johnson... lud 11 W. H. Ktebbln* 4 Sum MEN’S WARE THAT WEARS MICHIGAN^ 42.19 mission, appeared before the board la expUSatlon uf thrlr duties and *er- I Sau.ly. The committee on criminal claims | and account* through Chairman Wood,e_.“ 5 ^vfmmJ’nil’that addition il ruff submitted the following report: ’ ."j “'•» .’X'SETe.rin iSiu li lerti 1 To the Honorable Board of Sup. rvln- i ?iTom?, 1 ’ ** ( We also recommend that the celling | 4i on criminal claim* Emma Bolton E. V. Smith. .nd adopted. ■ HASTINGS Journal Mo- Allo, A. N. William*, crlmnal hill justice f*« Roy Andrua. Clerk In th<- oilier of the circuit Judge be re- nty ahcrlff 2 Window Annable. care 25 Tickets for $1 Ickes. Miller ami Tompkln*. constable <T-rk'» office Probate vault •t'.tto oo judge'* office port be accept prevailed. Yr r'ha*. Grace, labor and mat., cannon... r and TotnpKlns on mlscrllaneou* ’ OS E. C Ru»* -A Son. ■uppllr* the Honorable Board of Supcrvl*Your committee mlt the followlnt IH>rt. recommend! Cha* E. V.. Smith. npectfully *tiohelr partial n- tipper hall’.’.’.I Court room nnd Judge** office Supervisor*’ room r, School commissioner's Office. makes your Bread cost you only 4 cents per loaf if you buy ioauo Cottage Bread We make a fine grade of pies, cakes, cookies, and friedcakes besides all other fancy pastry. 4 Deliveries daily to any part of the city Borrowed money Birth —... Insurance premium* Telephone order* .. Electric order* The Palm Garden Total expenditure* Including amt. on hand1 Amendin' No Claimed 2C Walldorff Bro*, bur. Suaami Smith 155 00 37 J. H. D<-nnl«. bur. Michael McPharlln.. 65.00 McPharlln... Garrison. < rcult court order* MUcellaneou* order* Amt. on hand Dec. 31. 1913 nnd that the and ’llllama. William*, landing court ... 43 Doubleday. Huber, Dolan A - CO G4 F. It Timmerman. L.Miller. E Full Gentlemen: Your commitfee on In- I ■ ntory of court house would submit A. N. Fee* from Sch. Cotnmlssloncr . 111.00 notation DI*T 1 Ju.tlf David 1 court A. N. William*, turn- Balance on hand.... InatMute Fuut Total receipt* Including amt. put In running hou«e through Chairman Marshall <ub. 16 A. X. William*.’ board Balance on hand. Support of poor Interest on depo Junk sold ... . Smith 2.00 2.40 1.00 Iler.”' Groxlnger. Hinkley, rker E. A., Ren*ch. RltchWoodruff. Chairman—12: ■ -rx-r Cha*.. Pennela—3; exlek.a. Miller. Tompkln*—3. U- Rec'd from produce from farm tmm voting. Mau*, and other source* voir b<in( taken on the adop- Borrowed from general fund ’ the r/port a* amended, th* mo* . . . U nava Main Phone 548 501.03 1119942 Surveyor's dffice. to bulb* . Woodruff, Cha*. A. Woodruff. Mark A. Ritchie. 33 Middleville Sun. ptg 14 Daniel Birdsall, ex committee on plata through an Miller submitted the follow- . IKI.tU C McIntyre. through Chairman Abbey submitt- d I following r.nnrl • Gentleman: four pine benefit rocur-j oner*: K Total r*e*lpt*. By order* paid kin*, excused 10 Fred Corning. bur. . Hanford Cornlt J. W. Armbruster, Prop. Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or­ ders Given Prompt Attention ELI CROSS Overdrawn .... Bell—Main 208 Store—148 Monroe Ave. 1144 circuit ctl D1*TJ 1013. 10.00 Rfd B'd|Finr moneys Hastings' Mich. Chrysanthemums, Roses, Carnations, (all colors,) Violets and Easter Lilies. All kinds of potted plants, such as Peppers, Poinsettas, Primroses, Azaleas, (all colors. * Irnlth the board Yea* 15. nay* 0. .exeused k rvalled. «»ra Ickes. Miller and Tompkln-i Fhe committee on county properBoard called to order by Chairman McIntyre ✓ 4.213.52 Balance on hand. supplies for Jail.... lockage prisoner*. .’ 23 Orton B. Llchty. crim­ inal mu : Mot t J. Elmer Bolton. Total receipt*.'.. Dy order* paid Continued on pag^'alkleeii. Justice fee* 4.30 Signed by your committee Cha* A Wooifruff No Fee* from county clerk. State voucher Refunding* . . ‘ Sheffie’ld, l-ody Supply Co 13 00 A. N.-William*. Iry bill :. William*. Rd’ and account* through Chairman Wood­ ruff submitted the following report: tor the »chool commlsitnncr** room; also that the achool rommlaaloner be duplicator Institute fee* . , Circuit court fe Primary money. sane. Frank Brown. Dr. F. G Sheffield. lineoleum amount* By order* paid. Circuit Court Fui Delinquent tax collected On motion of Mr. Groslnger the board adjourned until tomorrow morn- Shay, - ALSO A DEEP CUT ON BOY’S OVERCOATS IS, Cull. I-Dan $11.85 12.37 16.20 16.00 11.85 12.37 15.00 23.10 15.75 - 12.00 - 13.80 - 12.25 - 9.99 9.99 . 9.99 . 9.99 . 6.95 olutlon be made On motion of Mr. Woodruff the board Dla'IJ adjourned until tomorrow morning nt ay Heater .... G. McGuffln. e r. J. W. Cutlet NOW See Window WAS $18.00 There are 3 Black Coats in this lot, collars same as body of coat 18.00 52-inch Raincoat, black, makes a good all-round coat..................... 22.50 46-inch Fine Melton black coat, one only---------------- .----------------—------22.50 50-inch Black, Fur Lined, Fur Collar, one only—-■— 18.00 46-inch Steel Gray Dress Coat, two only...--------------------- - -----18.00 48-inch Tan diagonal stripe, fancy coat, two only----- --------------22.50 Grey Check, 46 inches long, velvet collar, one only------------- '-----30.00 Fur collar plush lined black Overcoats' 52 inches long-................... 22.50 Brown Chinchilla, belt back, 46 inches long-------------- - — 18.00 Blue Chinchilla, belt back, 46 inches long, shawl collar-------------20.00 Tan checked fancy coat for ydung man-------------- - —.................. ---------------------- -— 18.00 Tan Dress Coat______________ ——— 15.00 Grey, belted back, young mans’ coat——......................................... 15.00 Chinchilla, grey Overcoats with shawl collars— 15.00 Grey, 46 inches long, for good dressers..----------------- —-----------13.50 One only, Black Dress Coat....................... i—----------—— 11.00 One only, Black Heavy Convertible Collar '.------------------------------ Amt. Citizens—2470 Greenhouses—Ashland Ave. and Page Street Grand Rapids, Mich. loin receipts apportioned township* Balance on hand. 771.65 I Locate It With a Banner Want Adv, �While selling goods at following prices for one week only: Men'll CapK it.00 value, how --t-_____ I_____ —_________ 69c Men's Caps, 50c values, now-_i.. ___x_37c Children’s Caps,- 50c values, a..-------35c Men's Wool Sweaters, $2.75 vghu?, now. $1.98 Men's Fine Wool Jersey SwcateYi, $2.35 value, now. .—$1.79 Men's Sweaters, $r.00 value, now ....79c Men's Sweaters, 50c value. noy._7Z7___.Z__ ....39c REMEMBER—The Early Hix.l guts the Worm- NOW YOU SHOULD WORRY if you MISS THESE BARGAINS. Frank N»wt»n and'John Bu»h uf of . Grorgc Vuh-'h Banfield. Michigan. •Mm. Oeo. Our Dry Goods Sale Ends Tomorrow y ♦ ♦ < 2 pr. Women’s Felt Shoes $2 value-----$1.49 ♦ 15 pr*. Women’s Felt Shoes, all sizes from ♦ .3 to 7, accept 6J<4. $1.50 value95c ♦ 3 pr. Women’s Felt Slippers $1 value------ 65c ♦ 4'pr. Men’s Felt Shoes, 9 and 10 $2 and $2.25 < ' value r $1.50 t HENKES & SON, K!ng’ WM. ♦ Pltone, Hastings’343--3,r ♦ Y Agent’s for Acme puality Paints, Oils, Leads and <Varnlshcs. i high noun. About MvauUf-Jfee < neighbor* iftttherrd- bf. ' . Ilurnmiv Arkiour ana w ' North Rutland tham a cumplety »yt|»ri’ Gregory wj-ry night, it bettw thrfr . t’t unni.crrary. that they are «<'<ui t» move to tljelr E. TUNGATE 6 SON, Merchants, Have YOU secured any of these Bargains? You can get them tomorrow. To close out these few pairs orwarm shoes wc will offer them at the following prices: STATEM E Tburtday night. I A company. «f neighbor* and | friend" gath« r. d at tho home of Mr. ner aomeilmejn Ftbra ! and Jir«. win G«|b Saturday evonlua. home of Mr. and Mr*. ><$:: Agents for NOXALL PAINTffU livery Can Abaoiutcly Guaranteed. t ANNUAL Southwestern Barry Department WE should worry Harry John.--.on, and ' *?• tended a r.nod bee f«> ■vk In Katamaxoo Uaulch In Kot BaUlm* ErncM Farr. gain u. fa»t ai hl* man) Milan Walldorff uf Halting* took him to. dinner with Mr. and Mra. Maae NewOur teacher, Mlam \ ion Friday. Up returned home by Friday and Maturday wl way of Acker’a Point. laiura Toblx* of Shultz. Mra. Old WUklhfon of Hickory-CoyFelix Chamberlain convalcerlnKIn:: hpi/ie " Friday nlkht with her mother. Mrs. Willlama in Delton. The Infant daughter of Mr. .and Wlli llarrlncton nnd : ••■‘ty will! Mrs. Fred Aohby wa* quite, aick laat vlalt their daughter In Gi ll.ipld- , weekMra. Henry Chamberlain vtalted her won. father Mr. Drape)- In Haatin** Tues­ day. . ■ Newton arid Walldorft oold »lx pis* in Delton Monday that Weighed 1410 lb*. Thcoc pig* .were lew than 5 month* old and that goea to ah,»W that Mr. Newton known how to ralav plg«. They were iwild id McKibben and Smith. 1 1 Thursday until Monday. MILO. er apent Sunday in i Kulamaooo. Mlm France*i Flower entertained Milton Nobba nnd w Andrua nnd Wife White Sunday. Kthelyn Fl«her of Buchanan !• vl«- Clark Friday. Itlng hi-r parent! nt North Mih». Banfield, 13-- f la vi-ltlnp her uncle John boater. Mr*. Jennie Aldrich went to Kai- rnuthi r <>v. :■ Sunday. amniiu, Wednesday. returning Thumday. • . Fred Allen und two little daughter* M.< . of Cedar Creek apent Sunday at the Lahome of Blaine Bay. from PRE-INVENTORY SALE! As we are about to make a change in the in­ terior of our store we arc offering some real bar­ gains that are worth j’vur time to take advantage of them. All heavy goods will be sold at cost. BED BLANKETS Dunnlne wh<> had ton ■It T# Mill unable to hr i who .tipd Jauudlcy All Wool Hose el Cost _38c Blanket. ou» .-5I45 J fl?" M9c Blankets now. 51./.a ■ zSc^TtflHI Iwse. -----------*Ladles.* - — Blankets now $|S0 ' Hose Blanket* now SI.25 Blankets now 50c Wool Hose 19c 25c Wool I lose . All 10c Outings at... tic j 15c Flccccd I lose .10c $2.50 $2.25 S2.nt) $1.75 $1.25 Special Bargains ih sill parts of our Dry Goods ' Department. ' Men’s Winter Caps at Cost. GROCERY SPECIALS 5 lbs Coffee 3 cans Peas ......----3 lbs Good Tea ... 3 cans Salmon ---------- ... . 3 cans Corn....!---------------------- .... $1.00 .25 1.00 .25 .25 F. H. WILKINSON DEPARTMENT STORE Both 1’lipuca, Hell and C illicit* Prairieville, .* Michigan. Real Estate is Moving FARMS FOl/SALE NebU-il her. Worth from ■ |«,out>te» «, <<.­ 000:00. fair /lultillng*, guod raail».' all l-Vrl ............................... «$l,SOD.OO tail aertu. good budding*, .within < rods of car Hn» . ......... aV.OOO.Oo i<> sen-', soud 1'ulld'lng**?./.yi,Mo.tH> City Propert lb acrea, horae »hc4 .......... ^LpOil.lW ISO aerva. guad buUdlnu* . .S1O,4(Hi,Uu .• em iMw u«. .' with Mr*. Mary*Rayp., • A number <>t >ln<- pickerel war* E<r» JlorelxiUx* mill Im> in Ha-tlug* ■ =u|tht- here by Mr. Leper and Brown at Cliartr* Bauer** offliv Hatanta}' *” u EZRA MOREHOUSE & CO. Chronlc'Cuiutipatlon Cured. ’•jvc y«-.ira ago J. had thu woraf ( of chronic cnn>tlpatl»n I ever, It has ah ■ Io accomplUh there la noth! through such Torturing CrooK & Gould Real Estate and Insurance �THE Belknap Sleighs Headquarters for the Belknap Sleighs No. 3 or 4. If in need of anything in the sleigh line, caU and see the Belknap at my store. Cutters—fore-door with springs and spring cutters without doors, classy jobs, robes, fur coats and blankets. Buy these of THE MAN WHO LOST THE PLOW. You have been asked to pay 42 per cent profit on Belknap Sleighs long enough—don’t do it any longer. 2 I, JANUARY t>, 1014. BIRDS ON breakfast tab Io preparatory to lighting hla cigar and starting for tho o ID co ha laid SUPERVISORS' "PROCEEDINGS Sample Furniture! Sample Furniture! "Ellxa, you may havo the tall hat you've been yearn- Syracuse Riding Plows in Their Season! Hastings. Michigan. Sample Furniture!!! -All right. Hen­ ry," she said; “IH go straight down to Mme. Capote's thl* morning. I can get a beauty (or ten dollaro. I Sparks sent the maid of all work Into the front bedroom to bring a box that arrived shortly, before from Mme. Capoto's. Mrs. Sparks opened tho box. lifted tho wonderful creation and said1 tho usual womanly thing; "Isn't It a Henry Sparks looked at tho bat qulzxically. There was not perhaps; expressed in his face'the admiration] and entire approval that Mrs. Sparks' had hoped for. • Henry," she said. "I know there is a bird's head or two and a lot of fealh-, era In It, but Mme. Capote told mo that they were all made-up things, mostly; barnyard fowls. This head with tho elatc-bluo neck and just a touch of • brown at tho place where it was sep-i arnted from tho breast, was tho head of a common domestic (owl In China. Now don't look that way.. Everybody why I shouldn't wear them." Henry Sparks rose from tho table and took tho Jxtfeathercd hat out of through hla glaasefl "Thia,'' he said, pointing with Mb finger at the bird-* head with beautiful steel blue feath­ ers. “is, as I understand Mme. Capote, tho head of -a common Chinese do­ mestic fowl. Eliza. when you wnr.det along by soma,tumbling stream in ths then a rattling cry. It is a bird's voice It Is as much a part of the time nnd place and of the wildness of it all as aro tho trees, tho stream or even the April clouds oviriiead. Wander along > ♦ ♦ ♦ J 4 ♦ ♦ You are interested in buying the best furniture for the least money, and that is just what we have been striving to give our customers for the last fifteen yea's, and at the present time we can truthfully say that our organization is better equipped to give big bargains than at any time in the past. ♦ ♦ * < ♦ Our Grand Rapids buyer has ransacked the markets of the January Furniture Exposition, and on account of the immense quantities shown, has been more successful than at any time before in securing the very best samples of furniture at ridiculously low prices. The Samples bought 'consist of beautlful new pieces such as Sectional Bookcases, handsome Bed Room Goods, well made ,Chairs, Davenports, Kitchen Cabinets, China Closets, Buffets, Dining Tables, and in fact almost any piece of furniture that goes to make the home beautiful and complete. Remember that we can sell at less than the usual factory price to small dealers. Our many stores and close buying en­ able us to meet any and all competition. < ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ * * ♦ ♦ This week we mention just a few of the many bargains to be ♦ had at our store. Large Turkish Rocker, former factory price was $15.00, Sample sale price now only, $9.75. Big Easy Cushioned Rocker former factory price was $12.50, Sample Sale price now only, $7.75. / Gentleman's Large Chair and Rocker, upholstered i best A. P. Leather, has loose cushions, can easily be cleaned, Factory price for the pair was $30.00, Sample price now only $15.75 for the pair. itself and its young. It adds, when noi on a bonnet, a living Interest to every waterside. Eliza. your Chi/ieso do mestlc fowl Is an American kingfish- "Eliza, this bird that has been eat­ ing up the crops In India, thus causing a famine In that country, was hatched In a nest In an Illinois tree. Perhaps you have the legal right to wear It Tho wise legislators of Illinois re­ cently added thia bird to the game list, so that it may bo slaughtered and made Into plea. Thn souls of tho ligIslntora were >i It acted In their atom achs. This bird has stood ao an cm.blem of peace since the world was. and yet every pot nnd millinery hunter In the land makes war upon It. You are n good Episcopalian snd you som» times tell nio that there is nothing ♦ MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO. Hastings, FURNITURE UNDERTAKING *mer and you lidar the same tattling cry- A bird form dashes by, then stops in mldfiight and hovers lightly over a pool beneath. Then there la a bonnet that the Holy Spirit descended1 sound of tho plaah of waters as a feathered form descends and plungca upon our Savior as ho stood nt the1 There is a sensation of coolness In aldo of tho Baptist by tho waters of the sound of that plunge that tempers the heat ot the August day to the way­ farer. Perhaps you have a Ibgal right been killed in New York,' where the wise legislators withdrew from this creature tho protection of tho law. The men who urged that It be exempt torn protection were men of the kind wbc go into tbo northern woods and drag .seines, dynamite streams and catch and kill thousands of fish that they may pick out tne big ones for the; market. The souls of these men arc In their pockets. This bird catches; o ♦ > (jaifpa the upturned, brim of tho hat camo from a bird1 harpy of some re­ mote region whoso daily practice It la Michigan. Complainant. Legal Jldvertisements ORDER FOR PUBLICATJOlf. . State of Michigan, the Probate Court thrush, a bird that sings its seraphic song in tho twilight northern wilder­ ness. It is tho note of this bird that Burroughs says suggests a ccrtno rollgioua beatitude." "Rut, Henry, Mme. Capote said—" "Eliza, there aro a thousand Mina. Capotes, and most of them are 11—“ But Mrs. Sparks was in tears. ly. Believing that he bad found a gem he took the object to a jeweler, who pronounced it a pear-shaped pear of perfect contour, and placed tho appearance he cause his answer to tho Complainant's Bill of Complaint to be filed, and a copy thereof to be »«rvon said Solicitor for tho Complain­ ant. within twenty daye after aervlce on aald non-reaident Defendant of a copy of said Bill and Notice of tbta notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of thia order, for three auocoaelve weeka previous to said day of hearing, In the Hastings BANNER, a newspaper printed and circulated .in It was a lot for a pear, even at this time of tbo year, but perhaps the un­ usual shape made it valuable— Punch. MICHIGAN STOMACH SUFFERERS DISCOVER THE QUICKEST REMEDY NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan. County of Barry,Notlce is hereby given, that by an order of the Probata Court for tho County of Barry, made on tho Uth ■......... . vnn..nn> a rt 1014 /An. Locate It With a Bonnet Want Adv. �THE HASTINGS BANNER JAHSARY 2B, 1114—20 FAMS. SIMPLE EXPLANATION f nc Cl [PTDIP DniUCD 1 OF ELECTRIC POWER The Best For the Money Store SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE All Trousers, Men’s and Boys’, Winter Caps, Heavy Work Coats, Mackinaws, Sweater Coats, Heavy Gloves and Mittens. gotten about profits. The weather man has been kind to you in one. way, while he has been very unkind to us—he has made it possible for you to save money, while making it necessary for us to take the loss This Means $8.00 Children's Suits or Overcoats. $6.00 Children's Suits or Overcoats. $5.00 Children's Suits or Overcoats . $4.50 Children's Suits or Overcoats $4.00 Children's Suits or Overcoats $3.50 Children’s Suits or Overcoats $3.00 Children's Suits or Overcoats—— Boys’ $1.50 Pants Boys’ $1.00 Pants Boys’ .75 Pants Boys’ .50 Pants 96.00 3.75 3.00 2.63 2.25 4.50 3.75 3.00 2.25 *1.13 .57 1.50 Men’s $1.50 Pants_____________ .. . 1.13 This Means $4.00 $3.50 $3.00 $2.00 Work Work Work Work Coats. Coats. Coats. Coats many of tho club members and thn sympathy for the sorrowing family gaseous by tho application ot heat. electricity. What wewe and miscall Meam la merely water vapor when the steam Is . condensing back Into water. \ Hi earn Itself Is quite Invisible. lleeause electricity Is Invisible Is no experimental purposes. Electricity can be produced by the action of chemicals. Tha electric battery Is too well known to need nny dominated ran. earth, nnd the heav­ description. The action of the chem- ens. To .this genie electricity might leal contents of the battery>requires considerable force or snefgy. * Energy er quoted the often-heard statement. j Into other forms. This chemical en­ ••Electricity Is still in Its Infancy," ergy Is changed Into heat energy and r-unK knd loair sum." oral publlo has not had accurate knowledge of electrical development. ise lhe articles dealing with II either been confined to technical i.w.nc. I ductors mounted an on ••armature.** | Moving the*® copper conductors | across tho "lines Of force" between ■ttho |M>lea-of tho magnets produces viv. irh.ii energy. It requires con­ ! alderablo mechanical energy to move । <-r of tho magnets must bu overcome. I Thia mechanical energy is merely Changed Into electrical energy. The armature nt a tlya&nm. .pr. — >r. KFRtrator. is whirled by a steam eengine ‘ -----or a waterwheel. It makes no difference | what form of mechanical power Is . used, the result la the same. This ineehanlral energy Is changed Into I1 electrical energy. This. In turn, can be changed Into light energy, into heat energy or back Into mechanical energy through thu medium of an *3.00 2.63 2.25 1.50 This Means Seal Caps. Seal Caps. Seal Caps Caps Caps_r___ Caps------Caps Caps .50 Caps public often underestlmotiM or over­ estimates Important Inventions. *nd mention was made of the telephone which, even when perfected, was look­ ed upon as n toy. Mrs. Brown gave a brief statement of the Invention and growth of electri­ cal lighting. Tho work of Edison. Bell. Sprague, Tests. Marconi, and thaj In tho future tho knowledge ot H&trlelty will become to common Into nny corner store and buy an trio motor just os they would a c; tldenre In their ability to understand it visit to Naples. Sho and her cotatpanlona started from Briudlil. a town principally known from being at tho end of the famous old Appian Way. A line description of Naples, with Vesu­ vius In tho background, was given. ; flow through a metal pipe. Water Mrs. Hauer told, in a delightful manj cannot escape from the pipe, owing to tho reslstencc of tho iron, without Vesuvius. An eruption had destroyed For the sake of simplicity engineers I aratimo that electricity Is an Invisible j fluid, without weight, capable of very rapid motion. Il will flow over a. copper ond. Topics.” Tho $15.00 12.00 10.00 6.00 5.00 4.00 2.00 1.00 Michigan Hints eratinn of Women** Clubs urging the passing of a bill proposed.In Congress. Thia bill provides for un amendment t>> the constitution that will prohibit tho manufacture nnd sale of Intoxi­ longs to tho mysterious. cating liquor, rave for medicinal pur­ poses. An endorsement of this posi­ measurn it with the greatest accuracy tion was promptly voted by the club. nnd tell just how much light It will After a brief Intennlralon the proKivu, how much heut It will produce, or how many horse power of work It will nccompltah In a given time. en. Ths flrat paper, on "Electricity There aro three ways of producing electricity In quantitlM. Electricity In beginning Mrs. Brown made a ran be produced by friction, called static.* elecirlclty. but In this form It Usherman In "Arabian Nights.** From ■ which It cannot flow any more than water ran flow through, Iron. Electricity Is easily measured. We k:i«w how fast It travels over a wire. Its speed Is really astonhhlng, gs it nothing easy about the ascent. ->38 This Means about It. Nobody wants to.know any­ thing more about steam than tho fact 3.38 .—*4.88 Men's $5.00 Penti .75 ! County .Home, according to directions tho commlltnu received at tha last IS A FORM OF ENERGY mooting. Mrs. Holbrook, chairman of 4.50 T’his Means Men’, $6.50 Pants Men’a $6.00 Pints. This Means MYSTERIOUS CURRENT Miller from araoclats membership and (EXCEPT BLUE SERGES) Men’s $25 Suits or Overcoats $18.75 18.00 Men's $24 Suits or Overcoats 16.50 Men’s $22 Suits or Overcoats 15.00 Men’s $20 Suits or Overcoats Men’s $18 Suits or Overcoats 13.50 Men's $16 Suits or Overcoats 12.00 Men’s $15 Suits or Overcoats 11.25 Men’s $14 Suits or Overcoats 10.50 Men’s $12 Suits or Overcoats 9.00 Men’s $10 Suits or Overcoats 7.50 IT IS OBTAINED FROM. i ha council room. MAO NETS AND OTHER ’ NOVRCES We know that steam Is a membership were received and acceptv of great expansion und On all Winter Overcoats and all Men’s and Boys’ Suits HANGE places with us for a short time and youC will know why we have for­ HOW WOMEN'S CLUB Civic Improvement Committee, re­ ported that the asked for ImproveHas Como Into Common Era, but □ ml Invited the club ladies to visit the the Genmil I’ublle Knows place nnd note its excellent condition^ Utile Attout It. Electricity Is but n form of energy. membership: Accordin* to j exact nature ot electricity, but this 1/4 OFF This Means PART THREE-FARES 17 TO M $11.25 8.00 7.50 4.50 3.75 3.00 1.50 .75 .38 She treated our country’s amount nlng with । as a kilowatt and is equal to one and one-third horse power. When you have used a kilowatt of electricity to I light your home you have really used one ami one-third horse power of I electrical energy. The amount of things mentioned In connection With this was that tbo Spaniards who ex­ plored that region soon after Its dis­ covery saw tho utility of a canal constructing one was discussed. Thia enormous undertaking Is nearly com­ tired In amperes nnd the pressure Is pleted. and will save 10 days travel measured In volm Instead of pounds. Electricity for, household lighting pur­ Other events brought to ths club’s poses flows ofcr the wires at a prvs- notice were: The Chinese Republic, sure/of. 110 volts. For transmitting the Mexican troubles, and tha Im­ peachment and removal from offlea under enormous pressure. of Judge Archbald and Governor Sul- assuming new form". The chemical April to December. nderwood Tariff Bill and the Bank- $8.00 6.00 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters $6.00 4.50 3.75 3.00 2.25 1.50 .75 j turn, becomes thermal, mechanical or formed for a definite time that It be- important piece ot legislature since I comes measurable a» power. One the Civil War. ampere under a pressure of ono volt Some of the things Congress Is to This Means $1.50 Gloves or Mittens 1.00 Glove, or Mittens. .56 Glove, or Mittens- $1.13 75 38 These goods will go fast at the prices, so come early G. F. CHIDESTE.R Phone 22 Hastings Michigan cubic feet of water per second, under enumerated. a head of ninety feet, gives about one hundred horse power, which Is also Among them werei gr«4es -Fahrenheit,In one second. Hccausn electricity Is practically nominate candidates tor President new to tho irorld II Is mysterious to most of ui In time we will all be­ come to familiar with this form of energy that It will bo no more mys- owned buildings In foreign capital^ world will bo experimenting with some new form of energy and electrl- Vern Black wna absent Friday. ter Melntyn*. Mildred Hartom. Ber­ tha McClure, and the Bell school. For English now tho tenth grade IS reading the Book of-Huth. In history tho eighth grade has completed the presidents* administra­ tions. We have a new calendar and pro­ gram on the blackboard. Hoy Callahan buxxed school down Friday night. . Dorothy Jewell supplied ha tile pri­ mary room and Mlaa Stine In tho high Coming—what? Schoo* Report. Ing Jan. t: Number of days taught. 10. Total attendance. ARIK. Thoso neither absent nor tardy were Greta Pndelford. Harley and Bernice Pursell. Ethel McIntyre. Doyai Aldrich. Clarkl* Warner. Dorr Newton. Charles Warner. Blsrlinrf Whitney. Iplgtod their ith grade • �THE TELLS HOW TO GROW 04462781 S. 0. KOPF TRAVEtS WITH A REAL "NOVINB MOVIE Somlirrn Statcw With Picture tgtmv on Mixor-f-kr. Mrs. Charlotte Russell has received from 8. D. Kopf. formerly of this city, a copy of the Atlanta Journal, land for this purpose ore small spots giving a description of the "Moving lying JffFL above marshy plsc»s, high Movie." with »whlch Mr. Kopf and •auugh to escape ffoodlnx In wot time; such spots nre generally eom- crops the hills or rows should contain somo good barnyard manure—old barnyard scrapings a/o Just the thing; about ono shovelful to a hill will give splendid results. Wc never had much ■niccoss with commercial manures fur cucumbers -Tho ground should .be plowed two or throe weeks before planting time, If dry enough, and just before plant­ ing should bo well cultivated and harrowed smooth and tine. The seed should be planted 7 feet (Ten year Guarantee) We will give you careful, con- tho plant* have reached tho fourth leaf and are *afe from bugs, should be turned out ao us reasonable cost, lta£utteS<“rth^ NEW SYSTEM DENTISTS feet Bach way; after plant* are In fourth leaf.* thin out to three or four planta in hill; grower* ahould retnember that If the plant*-are well culti­ vated nnd grotfnd kept looae and mel­ low until picking time, there will be I very little danger of drouth affecting I the vine*. Seed ahould not bo planted I liefore Juno 6th nor later than June 30lh. In order to keep the vlnea la good order contlnuoualy during the *ea*on —tbe moei bcientifia, practical and perfect fence princjplo .^nowg—it yields tqgTe»4 ant} fit)4dqe pressure . but sfitunsg agaip to the original fikape. to Atlanta a mud-apattered automo­ bile truck engaged In ft novel busi­ ness. That business la to carry a full moving picture equipment—machine. Aims, dynamo, operators, curtain and 4li—from town to town and show ’’the movies'* where tho populace has been "On November 15 this nulomoblla begun Its trip. 8. D. 'Kopf, H. M. Halnos and C. W. Lawton, all of Itidlanopolls, associated their Inlerests under tho title of "Tho Ideal Photo­ play Company." and set out for the south. They started from Indiana­ polis. and traveled through Indiana. Kentucky, Tennessee und Alabama, A. strong, thorcughlyreliabla and durable fenoe. Built of largo wires of steel especially adapted to tho wcar and tear n fence is subjected to, being stiff and springy but •The outfit Is mounted on a Premier chassis which Dave T. Bussey, the conjmlnion since 1*10. ** ThiLt chassis had over into a moving picture truck,’ said he. Balurdsy. 'It had gone through two Glidden tours, and had crossed the continent twice, and had wandered around considerably.'” •The dynamo that tho 'company' carry around with them is operated by tho Premier motor. "We sot out on business, but wc are UST1IA FARMERS HUP having a fine old time at that.* said Mr. Kopf. [ ■UILD EATON CO. ROADS "From Atlanta ins route of the ex­ son tho vlnco should be picked over pedition will carry It on down through thn south. Georgia and Florida to a every day. Picking off everything In lhe shape of cucumbers, commencing Pnffett Over In Bellevue Town­ wlih the tiny ones -of ono and one- little time longer.* 210 Monroe Avenue Michigan Grand Rapid*, If there Is nothing in their own county to help them express their will sap the strength of the vine* spirit for good roads, tho farmers of more than five hundred small ones. Vines that are picked over in this way will bear heavily until frost comes; in er locxllilee outside of Barry. There fuel, the cucumbers MUST 'be picked small in order to Insure a good paying crop- Wo will guarantee that vines picked as above will give in bushels Bellevue. more than three times tho crop that proof against weather conditions. Como and see tho dif. . ferent styles, made to fit all purposes. Teat, compare and t judge far yoonolf lb« ■tnubiMl potou that flm <rf «i - and beet adapted for al! uses of hnufwn. Wc will be glad to weigh a roll of AMERICA N FENCE for you, because every dealer handling it ia proud of the number of pounds of steel that he can give you for your money. Then you can figure out what this fence will cost you BY THE POUND,and you can COMPARE the price with any other fence on the markpt WEIGHlNGkhe fence is the easiest and surest TEST you can make as to the size of wire and quality of steel per ROD. Big wires insure better galvanizing and LONGER LIFE. The question for you to consider in buying a fence is NOT that you aye getting 181-2 feet in a rod, because you can get that in ANY fence, but rather how many POUNDS OF STEEL are put by the manufacturer into that rod of fence. The buying of fence is an INVESTMENT.' You ahould look into it as carefully as if you were buying a piece of land. For your own protection, your should INSIST that the DEALER shows you eractly what he is furnishing. The AMERICAN FENCE is made of hard springy wire, and no better material can be put into any wire fence. Call and see us before you buy any wire fencing. We will take pleasure in showing you WHY it will pay you to buy the AMERICAN FENCE. CAMPBELL FAM­ ILY REUNION. The third Campbell family reunion was held nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles Campbell. Middleville on numbered fifty. Tho picnic dinner was one of the lineal that could be rendered: Seeds should be planted 1 H pounds Addreaa of Welcome wa* given by to the acre, one dosen seeds to a hj)i William Campbell, th* young *on of Realising tho advantages to be and thin out io three. our ho*t and hoitraa: gained by constructing good roads to extern! from Battle Creek north to the history, one Duda wars. It . la true, Burry Co. line was begun at the coun­ which aru blots upon the records of ty line and extended south to Battle Creek In order lu invite Burry county which the world would hsvo been In­ farmers to cotne to Calhoun county comparably the itoorer that wo could never have dene without them. And ono also perceive* to his astonish­ ’ School Report­ Report for Irving District No. 1 for ment if bo Is a ‘’practical man." that the wars which have been gigantic month ending Jan. tl. 1014. Number of days taught. 30. blunders and crimes burs all been wars for tho attainment of practical Total enrollment. IB. ends, like territory, or markets, or The following pupils wire neither wealth, while the wars which the tardy nor absent: Velina ami Ruth world could uot have done without Bedford. Forest und Elsie Johnson. have all been ware for abstract prin­ ciples. for beliefs, for rollgiPM. for mad dreams and seemingly Impossible Many of «he children during the past hopes. Tho world could well npnro the month have suffered from the same conquests of Napoleon, because tho prevailing epidemic. Mini Lolo Shroyer. Morris Johnson wars were merely for Napoleon; but and Max Wyman, of Detroit, visited the world could not spare the martial conflicts surrounding and realising the the district have not visited the school French revolution, because it was a tiffs year. They uro always must war for thbse abstract and sensible welcome. Katherine M. Bowler, teacher. absurdities, liberty, equality and fra­ ternity. We could well spare tho fight for the friends und neighbors and the K along without the Civil war. whfah vsoand for the Howers sent, during was a war for man.—The Atlantic. out recent bereavement. Mrs. Jessie Duffey. Mrs. E J. Hniilh. RHEUMA RHEUMATISM gins to diaaolve and leave the sore joints and muadcs. Its action is little less than without rraulb I wa* cured ot a very bad by using two bottle* CARVKTM A STEBBINS. Remarks—Edwin McNaughton. Scotch Stories Mother Told—Mrs. I Llbble Chadwick. Tho Campbell*-—Chela Maechele. A Talk by Rev. Chevia. The McDonalds' Opinion of the Cum pl tells—Mrs. Belle McNaughton. , Music—The Campbells are Coming—Mrs. Llbble Chadwick. GOODYEAR BROS ’original by Ira McCallam describ­ ing the Kathc-rlng of tho Campbell elan nt nls home In Cloverdale last August: All whllo with foam.unff spray. Where billows ride the roaming Ude Ami Hill tho ships away Nor by lhe wild Acre,’ mountain. Where ml vbined light Bing play. i And thundering glaciers gleam and glide. They came from near und far. And many a motor car. The highland vlitu ut Campbell. Wurhl faiucd in Itritalns war. Whose gallantry wuuld rival that Jawtl In a Serpent's Head. Of Young laird Lochlnvar. Wo none of us place much crcdencs The morn was spent In meeting In Shakespeare’s load, which— With those ne’er met before. And U-lling talcs of other days. And feats iwrforined of yore. And how lhe dust would rival, Hahura’s randy shore, But tho natives of India have a firm Where underneath thu scorching sky, belief that a certain variety of snake The ruin falls nevermore. which they call shesh nag, forms a pre­ The sun has reached tho xenlth. The generous board is .spread. cious stono within Its head after It has attained the ripe old age of 1.000 years. And one and all arc bidden now . break Um Wrldbum bread. This jewel bas tho reputation of draw­ NoT„duke with foreign lilies. ing forth tbo most deadly venom ot any other snakebite, If applied at once With equal hospitality. The happy host is fed. to tbu wound. A certain Parses gen­ tleman Is supposed to possess ono of Ami now some aklHful lingers. And one by uno and two* and fours. Comparison With C«ve Man. Everything considered. It la possible that tho cava-man had an advantage of another man’s bus and has a good long ride Into'the country and back. Working day# mean going to bed at all kinds of hours, and a conductor Is often too tired to get to sleep at will. But a day off with no tickets to punch With the luygl Campbell pride. —and you can sleep till six tomorrow I Who ihlnka of how tils fathers fought. —London Chronicle. On *k-oil.And’x mcnintain side. ’The pIpt'QA play, tho Campbells call. In a Fort Scott school the teachers They've sillied tho Pagan tide.'' gave orders for all pupils to buy a cer­ We no more hear the clan call. tain kind of grammar, and bring ths Or hear the piper's play, book to the claaa the next day. When Nur sec thu [Maided mountuinser. Who acetal the bloody fray. echool started one llttlo girl walked to ; All this is but a memory. -the front of tlie room and carefully or that wlldttF fiercer day. hid a note on the teacher's desk. She Yet may ihcra peaceful gathering*, picked It up, rather eurprlsed, but sho Tho stone Is said to possess a thin crescent-shaped fijier which moves in tho cento- contlmJbusly. Many ot the native princes of India bare offered And every thought la wafted. fabulous sums for this jewel, but tha owner refuses to part with It * THE SMITARY SPROUTER Busman's Holiday. Ilekently I came across a really happy omnibus conductor, who know me by sight, and remarked that it had been a splendid day. .Ho bad almost a whole day off, and looked jolly. What had ha done? Why, what he al­ ways does when on a day off! 1 had never really believed In the phrase, 'The busman's holiday." It's true. Not aa of old with claymore. To strike thu deadly bow. But In (hr peaceful walks of life, Where no man meets a. foe. A struln of wondrous melody, ■ This gentleman in his parly man­ hood happened upon a snake, which Now roaring like the u inpest. ho killed- Afterward h» found the Jewel In its head, and he Is said with Again tho thrilling voice of birds. Within the forest trees. Give the Frail Ones a Chancs. ’I observe ’With surprise,” com­ mented Alexander Aklnside, the dyspeptic. dlraertatlonlit, "that ell tho correspondents who write about the dlicourt <■;/ of street car patrons to each other invariably claim to have seen nobody but husky brutes of men sitting./and frail women standing. Iianginif to straps and wabbling fee­ bly about- If It Is really true that tho slender young gentlemen who pose for the clothing advcctlseoants never got seats and robust women never Itond,' It Is high time teat a mMf meeting Is callad end something done about IL"—Kansas City filar. \ Across tho On Scotland's Sonny plain. The Quean one® had a garden. A royal garden rare. With palms and pines nnd dinging HcAdc the wooded hills. vinca Where every vale bi fringed with fern And fruits and floWcn, talr; And wi-t with rippling rills. And one umutig our number, Where all d;iy long the robin. At one time, feasted there Wlieh- melons all his wants supplied. And every summer night Is heard,. With some perhaps to spare. The clear voiced whippoorwill*. HELP NumlK-r of boys enrolled, 10. Number uf girls enrolled, 7. Total enrollment, 17. Percentage of attendance, D5-)-. Notice?. Adv. M your |wr i> U» firy-britUc-u-lor. leys—tluu-Dlringy—or falling out—are P-to-Jan Sage—now—at once. |t stops itching Kalp, deanveit tee hair uf du»t and excessive oils, removes dandiu|i with one applicattou. end makes the Mir doubly bcwtiful-rv*#—fluffy rtadttb TWfi»H-M}fiRM47-. , 11 wlU not only mvs yaurh«ir 4.-4 make grow, but give it the beauty you desir*, raRFFTFW » srautuvii I write proper myself. I have been through two grammars, and can't say they did me no good. I prefer mottle to Ingago In German or drawtn* and rockal inustch on the piano.**—Fgrt Scott Tribune. n„r tardy: Lucy, BcMle. Robert and Daniel Foster, Irene-Manker. . Helen,’ Putts und Cukni-J and William Ingrgm. Una VunDenburg. teacher. st Hustings. ■ Dr. C. D. oweaaL Jon(l»t. wliigwi 4>c al lUsIliigH between February (st. ami May Ut. as ho will lie |n Cuba ami Furidu fur the tlirto months Will lie (!■ *• -•-------- ------ ttr-.,—.i— tlir.tn.iitt office in the Htcb.......... .................... - many extra days us nre required by bls practice un |ilr return. PARISIAN SAGE FOR THE HA«R following note: "I do not deslro that mattle shall Ingage in grammar, as I prefer her to Ingage In more useful Mc.Xce Nciioul Ilcport. Tola I HASTINGS. HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT DEALERS, 111-111-115STATE ST.. PHONE 1 Acrtorw Don't Um Walking Sticks. There is one profession that has al­ ways refrained from carrying a walk­ ing stick. The actor kfipw* wall that on the etsgo ho must walk Without extraneous support, and he knows that tbo mere hint of a walking stick In his hand aa he walks tho streets is a temptation to lean this way or that. lean on a stick. They know that their balanced walk is their asset, if the whole of society recurs to walking sticks the actors will refrain. Modern Society Novel. Somebody has discovered thaUou IS pages ot a modern society novel the characters indulge in strong drink. Thia, however, give* tho bibulous bar­ oness and tho highball boro ample time to turn over a now leaf.—CImo* land Plain Dcalw. Word to Husbands. Tbo man who praises hla wife cheapens bar, and he who criticise* her cheapens himself.—Ella Wheeler Wilcox. gio YOU EVER USE PARCEL POST? We uk it in sending flowers to you and find we can give good Krvice. Ewyttiinfc in Cut Flowirs and Pottad Plants ' lor ChriMmas and other occasion,. UW guilt lUiMl SnekMt-CM. Eul ut Isrtu An. Grand Rapids, Mich. GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL CO Stora-lg Mow,, Ave. PHONE 599g. your order amounts to or over we'll pay telephone charges. Roman Custom. Two Farm Bargains comparatively modern Romans to bury with ihejr llttlo children their (trip rile toys, and the custom seems to reach vo have any Inithwortby relics. In­ deed. in our own day. the doll fun Dishes a striking example of that most primitive trait, mother Instinct, bly tho Bcchuanas and the Basutoa, upon rudo dolls until toe advent their offspring. 120 Acr*s fivp miles from Hastings on a good graveled road and fine lotion, 90 acres under cultivation and 30 acres of sec­ ond growth timber and pasture, good 9*room house in first class shape, basement barn 36 by 56, corn crib, hen house, silo and bog house. This farm lias -40 acres seeding, plenty of fruit, steel wind mill and tank, the prioc is $6,000. Terms one half down- of Janie was vuuias te temlly ortho­ But This Wasn't Mamma. dox to the point of deprecating oven ‘ A liUle boy, visiting his grandcsotethe public saying of grace by the fem- ir, aslrad for a favor Which was r»> lniu«» members of the b*OM$old* lusvq. tased. Ts«ro gears aid ana lou< toutj walling waning W Janie, thq testier hfivtng been ox­ lowed, tail |a vain- By and by the little (4lpw iMkgd up w|th petulance. Ing upon tho' Uthnr't ■1 it• »|»ut time you chawed your mind, graudmai" he exclaimedImpertinent ultimatum. "Well. If wo­ men can cal out loud. 1 dOJJ » »*’ dp it w|»p I cry Uka thU-' they can’t pray out load tef? «ay 'Thank you god,' tor fbo toed!” Where the Credit Belongs. "I don't attach mqch tmpertMM,n Cnt. in . Loufi Whlls. ; said Unde Xk»n. "to talk abwT* g Oacs in s -hila yau asst « • mana bein' good to hla family. D« who is so fond of mule that ahs plav nlann —cia«l*aaU ■*< M Apras clay and gravel loam soil, nil gently rolling and all under cultivation, good 9-room brick houfio with furnace, two bams, one flat 30 by 4£, tbo other bMcment 28 by 50, also corn crib, granary, hat? hoqse end hog hounc. This place has good wiqdmilh tapks, plenty of all kinds of fruit, good location and |vc rnjkis (fojn llastiags. Prica $3,300, terms $1,000 down. Crook & Gould RwlSitsfc - and Insurance HASTINGS. MlGH. ’ �JANUARY 38, 1»| 1. Ths Oyaiar. UTEUWLHSAITIESS 111 BUCK PRESCRIPTION ncr- Chink of fitnry Smith Grand RapMi, micb. not bo Imitated nor displaced; It can I owe my happfc ed her hand and beckoned him. Bashfully, shifting tho polo on hla might toil you shoulder, the boy approached. He tnauy ways, and tho lorera ot food about it If you and she were all the human life In have nothing bet- thn landscape except the darkening lie's Weekly. village roofs and chimneys beyond tho turn. Remarkable Ambidexterity. happened You know , where all tho peoplo Mve in town, don’t you. dear?" sb® Perhaps asked, throwing back her veil.’ Mis When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Large,! and Beat Equipped Floral E,tabli,hment in Weatern Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Divjiion Ave. FsnnZPhones—* Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 litizcns, 6251 Not Often tho Musician. of a llttlo affair called Antietam? fortune to bo mixed up In that. I wan lieutenant In tho Ninety­ ninth Illinois and as to well known. Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch IS BECOMING MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY In addition to my Many Good Things to Eat, I am serving Ham and Eggs Sausage Etc., Etc. You can get just what you want at Tom’s. Try My 15c Business Lunch The Best Coffee in the City IN UOONAN’S CIGAR. STORE Hastings, Mich. | Pipes | THE | Candy | HOONAN CIGAR STORE is an old establishment with new goods, new lines and clean, up-to-date methods of doing business. . It is the DOWN TOWN HOME for good fellows and at the same time a place where quality Cigars and Tobaccos in every form can be had always at right prices. I am doing lots of things differently than the other fellows, but my methods are different only in ways intended to make greater satis­ faction and pleasure for you. I am 'selling only really good Ggars and Tobaccos and doing business on the great guiding principle of small profits and big sales. * My aim is to treat you right so as to make a fast and true friend of every man who crosses my threshold. Our Joking Prices Aro Tho Same to All Our’Retail Prices Are The Same to All- J. F. Hoonan • Thu Place to Meal Your Friends — her face beautiful beyond all tbo lad's experience. This is 8 season of novciucs and wc arc selection of patterns of lhe newest importation products. Wc invite your inspection. Reliable Ladies* Tailoring Establishment A- S, WEGUSEN, >*«<£? Citizens’ Phone 2443 Simple Cure for Colds. "Judge Hurst?” ' "Are there two Hursts?” • "Yes’m. Judgo Hurst, ho Uvea In tho big bouse; an* young Mr. Hurst- with both hands at once.’ Whereupon be took up.two pencils and actually drew a horse with ono hand and a dog • small pupil in the primary class, low; "It’s something that a rolling since he got married. mows how we to the heights Tho boy stopped, Ho ain't been astounded at Johnnies and how they pounded back fronted him steadily, but the blood went out of U, leaving it thinner and for th® Ninety-ninth, with some unim­ older. portant support, to charge the ene­ sort of ripple, tho soul my’s left, end with.a wild hurrah, we upped and atted ’em. I was running ■ UUO-I . * UKM listening now. Whom did Mr. Hunt valley—toward them, of course, when —fftarry?" I felt a sudden sharp, stinging sensa­ "Belle Daly. They had an awful tion In my aide, and tha next moment fine weddln*. I guess Dalys was glad I lost consciousness. When I recov­ Bella got him. She’s awful pretty." ered I found myself In a dean whit® "Prettier than I am?” bed, with a kindly dark face bending "No’m," faltered the boy. Then, over me and pressing a glass of some breathlessly, be essayed i>ls first com­ cooling beverage to my lipa. I don’t pliment "Thoy ain't nqbody—prettlerin you!” glass, ot course, you might know that Sho laughed with a Hash of sweet- tears tn her eyes. Putting ono soft hand under the'boy's chin, tbo stooped and kissed him on tbo mouth. There­ by she sealed hitchers, body nnd souL “Will you do something for me?” । -j wantvyuu to take a loiter to Mr. । Hurst for ma Walt while 1 write Jr till the lungs are filtod. held Advantagss of Athlstlcs. Business principles and self-reliance “She was still reviling me and all Yankees when wo beard a sound of gruff voices below, and almost direct­ ly th® tramp of heavy feet and the clank of a saber coming up tho stair. My llttlo rebel screamed and shrank into a corner of tho room as a mo­ ment later thrao of ray men entered, and with a shout of joy discovered Young Mr. Hurst swore repoatodly on reading It. Ho tore a leaf from his note book and scribbled an an- ‘There! Taka her thhti you hold your tongue!" And mind OUR BEST OFFER! Discoverer of Iodine. , fo very few-people docs the name! of Bernard Courtois signify anything. I yet it to to Bernard Courtois that the | world owes the discovery of iodine. A chemist of DiJon, l>4 presented one hundred years ago tho notlae of hla dtadovery <o tho academy. His native, town will placu a simple memorial! slab on tho wall of the house in which' he lived end died—Paris Letter to1 The HASTINGS SANER and Weekly Inter Ocean & Farmer BOTH A FULL YEAR FOR ONLY $1.25 tho London Telegraph. holds and in high-class cafes. Fine specimens sometimes bring ten dol­ lars, and a very general price is five dollars each. Probably no other coun­ try has a market for chickens at such prices; the French gourmet must have what be wants regardless of cost. black rose to meet tho boy, that she could hardly see to read the note. , How’s This ? Sho embaresned him with tha groWo offer On® Hundred Dollars Ro­ clouanes of her thanks. , I ward for any case of Catarrh that *7 ’xpoct 1'11 git licked tar stayin’ I cannot bo cured hr Hall's Catarrh “’Have they been a ill treatin' or out so late.’’ "Are you going to tell?" sho asked, Cure. abusin' you, loot?* asked my trusty F. J. CHENEY * CO.. Toledo, O. orderly, Smith, when hla transports fixing him with her wonderful ays*. We. tins undw»lrne-l, havn known F. J, • I -Ttl. ,.1-ut l.luurs. and txllcvo of delight had In some measure abat"Not oven If thoy whip you, or tor­ trniuartlons and finanelull r aH® S'Zt whole caboodle out Tha blame rebs ment you, or put yon in jail? Whet­ out any obligations mads hr his arm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, "No, ma'am,” ho repetatod. huskily. Tdtdo. o. "The girl' screamed again. Smith "I have no money to glv® you," she 1 nail's Catarrh Cure In taken internally, certainly had a ferocious manner of -•*------ •- -----..-u— dintotly upon the blow! and mutalking. I begged her to bo calm, said, consider I ns. irfac- tt of tho aystetn. Tovtlmomttis <-. Price 13 cents per bottle. Bold however, and assured her of my pro­ Drasnsts. tection. *We miserable Yankees do ly aboye hla aching throat not war upon women,’ I said. ’Smith, Sho bent on him ono of her sweet f have received nothing but the most swimming looks. "A child!" she cried, softly; then hands of the Inmates of this bouse. suddenly gathered 1dm tn her arms. I thought that she seemed remorse- Instant before ho raised his lips to hers, tho boy felt hlo phaek He against caped from tho room, the last chat 1 pornothing bard and cold. His uneasy, raptured slumbers were saw of her then. broken by a thumping at hla tathdFs door. Ho put his head out of thn constructed woman I ever saw—and tha most unpleasant. I ventured to excited voices. "Young Hurst—Fouad Mm on the car whom aho bad hospitably eater- river road!—'Bout ton ©Mock—Letter In his pocket. quo®r, lead pencil scrawl—(omn woman--Knife In him! her directly. “ 'Ah romombah you puhfectly, sub.’ —Stone dead!” Tha river road! Th® boy fousht she answered. ’Ah. romombah that Ah waptad to poison yo’. Ah’m sorry back a fearful impuls® tc that Ah did not Yo’ wouldn’t havn his agonised .uoalksr killed, too? Ho heard no word of her, then or Ah had. Ah neglected an opportu­ nity.' Then alm turned bar back on later. Hie young hon®r would int him aak no question, and son® p>e.f Calmness and Strength. by actual management ot the financial Dally Thought that calmness In Itself baa lhe aspect and traveling affairs ot athletic or* sanitations. It Is the only way open tha principle of existence and Its only strength.—Bui war. to tbo college man for acquiring such experience nnd avoiding tho oftenheard criticism of college graduates that they don’t know how to take care ot themselves. They will not learn it by being kept In leading strings nor by being continually taken care of. Well Circulated. "Do your folks take tho------ Maga-' Sho sat down on a stump of a tree, and wrote with a lead pencil on her zlnof asks tho solicitor who ropreacuts a periodical celebrated for the knee. It did not take long.' “Can you giro that to Mr. Hurst sort of stories It natures. “Do wa?” without lotting anyone toe. not oven repests tho boy addressed. “We take 'I thank you, madam, for your* hla now wife? Do not tell anyone that four—ono that father hides from kind Intentions,’ I said, sarcastically. you have seen me. Bring back Mr. , mother, and eister. oriovthat mother "Sho tossed her beautiful head with Hurst’s answer. I will wait for you Jildcs fnom sister nnd father, one that a disdainful expression. 'Misuhrablo slstor h^dea from father and mother, I Yankee!* sho murmured. Then sho As ho went Un»<'.-ingly. tho boy and onn copy that none of 'em know I got up, and with a queenly air swept wheeled on one bare, irresolute heel I have In my room.”—Life. from tho room. "I didn't ace anything more of her tlonlesn on tho etump with ono Noted Collections of Jewels. until tho’next day. I tried to put on clenched band pressed hard against i an Interesting look and pathetically The Rajah of Dholpur's collection her breast. of pearls has been valued at 17.500,-I | begged her to toll mo how tho battlo "I ain't ©phi." thought tbo boy, "but 000. Tbo Jam of Jamnagar, tho Gaek-। had gone. 4 I “’Wo licked you out of yo’ boots,' war of Baroda, tho N'awab ot Rampur ain’t shiverin’. I’m hot! Wonder if I ’ she said, triumphantly. 'Yo' can make ketched somethin’! Goal Ain’t sho and the Sultan of Turkey are other] l up yo’r mind that wo are going to queer—an’ lovely!" Oriental rulers wbo®,o collections off pearls have been nwted? Prince RanHo saw young Mr. Hurst, with his jltshlugl ot Kathltwar conducts bis । lalona—• youthful, burly figure, hto curly head own pearl fisheries as well as making . ... M.a —••- - - ftnd h*ndl0Ii"’- 1‘ird countenance. collections of tho beautiful gems. I It was kind of yon—noble—sen- down town< rol|owo<l |nto B qulol erous,’ I said. *1 appreciate It beyond street, and timidly accosted him. ' measure. 1—* -Ww "Hold yo' hones.' she said. ‘Ah tun riuvuu iu»ia vi r riuioe, »)■ [ don’t wont any ot that so’t talk from Tho boy silently proffered the let- a writer In the Country Gentleman,' around hers any longer than Ah have • Landecor’n wonderful feat, when some one was talking of being able'to write or draw with the left hand. I^dBaeor mala reltonco In the Ninety-ninth. “All tho wor hustled our batt' In your dealings with other peoplo try to put their good qualities and kindly acts In your account of them, and if quarrels arise or tho gradual drifting apart comes that often cuts us off from ono another without our conscious volition, let there always be some pleasant thought.thgt will re-' main to tho last, with us, when tho other is far away from sight ’ sound.—Exchange. > was Indebted for that charitable at­ tention. I heard the old mammy say: World's Larpsat Theater. 'I reckon hell drag through now. Miss Happy Man. The largest theater in the world Is Co’della, honey.’ “'Ah'm mighty sorry to heah it,’ Mr#. Nextdoor—"I suppose jour the Opera House of Paris. It covers, daughter Is happily married r____three acres of ground, Its cubic mass said a soft, musical voice. *Ah wish Nagsby—"Indeed, she is. Why, her to 4,387,000 feet and it cost >35,000,000. all tho Yankees were at the bott-.m ot tho Potomac. Ah’d have poisoned him husband Is actually afraid to open his ft Ah had iccu him befo* yo* nursed mouth in her presence." him.* "I looked**in the direction of tho BAN MJl WANT ADVbi. PAY. tlfnl girls my eyes bad over rested task arduous enough both In bulk and In research, .but comparatively simple In Un method and direct In its appli­ cation. Not ao the history ot one of Its children, the prims donns. An exhaustive treatise upon her natural history would require tho colabora­ tion of the psychologist, the physiol­ ogist. tho financier, the biographer, and, In a leas degree and In tho minor­ Ity of cum, tho musician. Steaks Chops Hamburg Steak . On AU Orders Placed During the Balance of January. torlc eges thia prince ot bivalves baa road. All in black appealed to the appetite and taste ot , her figure moved mankind. Tbo Romans when thsy against tho red squet sky, tall and slender and very graceful, walking fully Mndentanil elastically as it upborno by vigor and Indulgcnao In It being one ot the youth. The boy noted curiously tho amusing chapters In gastronomic his­ tory. And In tho modern dlatatio good world tho oyster holds a lofty place. DR. PKRCB-S .«! 1O% DISCOUNT venerable looking man with the Grand button. ra psmancal _ "kitchen middens" of primitive times prove by their vast heaps of sheila By LAURA t- HINKLEY. By KENNETT HARRIS. All the News of the World and Home only 25 cents more that the price of The BANNER Alone. THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN AND FARMER by a Chlnip) Dully. Thu-. THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN AND FARMER’S npcciul ikIvuihuuo tn scvurhtg mul printing IniiHtrlaiil aw an eduivitur cannoc bo illnputcd. THE WORUFH UUEATENT MVE CTUCK. GHAIN DL’CE SLKHKETK AKE IN CHICAGO AND AKE .MOST K UIA' AND ACCVK.1TEI/Y KEPOKTED BY THE WEEKLY* INTITll OCEAN AND FABMKIL ' Wli«*n you "«id tin* i-i>eclul fastnrcM of it- uuu various aiinx-thu ih-partmcnito xm*ll U" Homo Health Club. lan-I utul Found Pocn»>, THESE FEATVKEK. TOGETHER WITH A SPECIAL MAGA­ ZINE DEPARTMENT. MAKE VP THE LEADING F.UIM, HOME AND NEWS PAPER OF THE WEST. Tin Pric< of tho Wookly Into; Ocoon and Fareior remains____ $1.00 a itht ( no Price of no BANNER is $UM 0 roar you each only .......................... ...$1,25 Tho twocost papers ono year will N. B-—This special arrangement with The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer la for u limited time only. Hubecrlbers to The Weekly In­ ter Ocean and Fanner aro assured that no papers will bu sent after their nubscriptluqs expire unless their subscriptions aru •renewed by each payments. Farm Auction Sales People egpect to see EVERY AUCTION SALK ad^arUscd in Th® BANNER and <on template* hdldlng a sale can nlford to take the<banco el NOT advertising in Th® BANNER-It «®ms muffey to you. MU Ual_UM W I'M IrauM Dressmaker Vr Thom to a divinity t Bitt Hmt. Clllau m INI. II. I5 lit HASTIS6S BANNER, Itilhp, �^S?n rnuniTinu BR,DGE0 THE CHASM BAD CONDITION 1911, four rere allowedM. Bur- Restored To Health by Lydia ••Yetair, wo ve been bridgin' tho |.bloody chasm today." Flushed with Pinkham’s Vegeta­ the conviviality of the Blue and Gray fraternization, a stranger dropped ble Crfnpound. Chancery Onlcr. of Michigan, the Stalo Circuit' (confidential) Lynn, Massifor ad­ vice. Your letter will be opened, rend and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. A Man> Seven Faults. magazine called Paris * Taste viiwiivv.,. vote on tbo sovun worst faults of the Thomas W. Hammond. ■ znodern young man. and publishes the Complainant. replies. Egotism gels 10,014 votes, Charles Wetasert nnd laziness and Belt-sufficiency run a dead heat with 7,400 votes, and fast living, Husannsh Hammond, deceased, et aI., gambling. Intemperance and abuse of sport vary from 6.400 to 6,000 votes. . Defendants. At a session of said court held nt Foolishness came last in the list the court house In lhe City of Has-, tings in said county on thu 90th day of December A. D. 1911. Present: Hon. Clement Smith. Cir­ cuit Judge. . In this cause it appearing by tho affidavit on Ole therein that defendant Surely use llynmei. It's nature’s true Agnes Brandt is not a resident of tho State of Michigan, but a resident ef remedy for catarrli, bronchitis, croup of thn State of New Jersey; that Nellie infants or any inflammatory disease of the Emery is not a resident of this State, breathing organs — you breathe it—no but a resident of the Stalo of Nevada; Qumacn iiyrnnci gives cnccuvc stomach cuxung. dosing. Hvomei effective i that Mary A. Sacker la not a resident:i and immediate relief reliet cr money refundetL refunded ..f this Htnte, but a resident of Eng-I[a balsams quickly reach the tend: that John Hammond la not mr cells cf the noae, throat and lump­ resident of this Slate, but a resident j"**’reais ci meJisc, innwi uno of England; and that William Ham-1 mond is not a resident of this Hute, If suffering from dn»ppingBin the throat, but n resident ot England; I tratcry eyes..husky-voice, dtschtmfe from on motion of Colgrove A Potter the no«e or that choked up feeling-try nnd Jewell A Ewing, solicitors for j Hyomei now -.today-complete outfit JLOO. complainant. It is ordered that tho; CARVETH A STEBBINS appearance of the raid defendants j ■ Agnes Brandt, Mary A. Seeker, Nel-; ; lie Etncry. John Hammond and WillClianccry Order. lam Hammond, nnd of each of them. ‘ State of Michigan. The Circuit Court for tho County ot Barry, In Chan- ■ (6) months from the date of thia or- der. That tn case of their appear­ Eft. N. Root. ance. or the appearance of any o' , Complainant. them, then that tho person so enter i Ing his appearance cause his answe Oliver C. Petrin. to tho bill of complaint to be file, I and a copy of same to be served upox ' Mrs. Oliver C. Perrin. . Mrs. Albert U Hall. solicitors for complainant within fif' John H. Hall. Mrs. John H. Hall. Heitors, of a copy ot s.HJ bill, and in Mrs. Edward L I’crrin. default thereof raid bill he taken ns <-onfessvd by said defendants, und by' Ann Blnk<-> cl al. I Defendants. MRU SUFFERERS ii u xurinrr oraerru inai ine com- > , - - --------- ; pUlnaht cause this order to be pub- I ?**' ‘**‘ ,h“ P‘*c0 °£.rS"‘ llshcd in the Hastings BANNER, a !?”’$• ot ?n ,ho ■bo™ named de­ newspaper printed, published and fe««Unu is unknown and that same circulating in anld county, und that ™nn°L «no_ ... commenced _____ -__ ■ ll lion Ann KR. Ha> Havden. comnlalnsuch publication bo °" of £«* den. compUlnwlthln twenty < 19) days from the I «nt a solicitor, it ta ordered that dale of this order, und that such pub- i h® »PP~«nce of said defendants, llcallon be continued therein once in b® .i?era,h • a' * each week for six (4) weeks tn sue-- months from the date of this order • ession. or that complainant cause a ?n<* !** default thereof said bill will served on Mid drfri tiicNn. ki ivn.i incniy ony» ----- ...................... . —- ---­ before the time subscribed for his apnanl.................. no,‘ce„ot »“■ °Jdcr prarance. ' lo l,e published in the Hustings BanCLEMENT SMITH I ner* -• newspaper printed, published ‘ Circuit Judge. a®d circulated In raid county arid Examined, countersigned, and enter-1 publication to be continued once a week for six weeks in succession or cd by me, • ROT ANDRUS, that complainant cause a copy of this Register In.Chancery. “ *"* ‘ ‘J '***“* JEWELL A EWING. above prescribed for their appear­ Bollcllors for Complainant. Business address. Grand Rapids,; ance. Dated Dec. 11 th. 1911. MIcIl, Houseman Bldg. Clement Smith. COLGROVE A POTTER. Circuit Judge. Solicitors for Complainant. Business address, Hastings.,Michigan. Asa K. Hayden, v Solicitor for CompiarnanL Business address. Cassopolis, Mich. A Firm’s Success In Business A |1 [I । 1 11 I ■ I ■ I I. Depends upon lhe patronage of the people in a community. To the patronage of the people, the quality of stock, practical workmanship, and our personal supervision of the setting of all work, tSb ttnd lhe reaBonal,1-v l°w prices wc are Always able to quote, we attribute our suc... cess in business. finest relection of Monuments snd markers we ever hail. Call now and look them over. You can place your ‘ be leHete-l «»'l ect for "Decoration ^nn«irn in nu oay.” , ■ -dott FMen to call on your home dealer.’ IRONSIDE BROS. Granite and Marble Dealers 397 IVEY GILLMORB. The hi ly down padded corridor ot Hastings, Mich. AUCTI Havlnc decided to quit farming I will sell at Public Auction Vi nUo north of tho Freeport Grist Mill on tho place known n the Mrs L a Wolf form trance door, and out into tho dimly thumplngly into a chair at my table lighted street in the Monticello cafe. Outside was an lily-dad woman, "Stiggina* my name, I'm o'mander whoso eyes, strained and sunken. required la present thrlr claims Montpelier, VL —“We nave great: rid Prnb.Ua Court, nt Hi* Prulmio faith in your remedies. 1 was very irregular and was tired ami sleepy all sumod, engagingly, "last time 1 was the time, would have down, here to Norfolk I helped in thStMich cl.ilm* will bo h»-ard before cold chills, and my Mid Court on Thnruda.v. lhe 14th day «it May next, al t>-n o'clock In the j hands and feet would bloat My stomach My polite look of inbothered me, I had ciiaiileh m. mack; pain in my side and tho story flowed rippllngly. Judge at Probate.; a bad headache most '•Well, sir, I enlisted November, *64, gels my bounty and calls myself ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. EL Pinkham’s Vege­ Jones. Then right off tho cap'n of our table Compound has comp'ny was pickin' on mo all the State of Michigan, Jhe Probate Court tor the County of Barry. done mo lots of good AX a session of said court, held nl and I now feel fine. I am regular, my time. 1 stood It patient till one day. while I was settin* ander a tree on the probate office, in tho city of Hois­ . tings in said county, on the second stomach is better and my pains have all picket duty, he come by. Then I gets left me. You can uso my name if .you up easy an' give him a socket on tho Hon." Chas. M. Mack. like. I atn proud of what your reme­ Jaw. He didn't wake up for two Late. dies have done for me.?--Mrs. Mary Iler of thn K«tate of j Gauthier, 21 Ridge SL, Montpelier,VL hours.". Mr. Stigglns paused to ring for an­ -• ;-w7.7 ■ An Honest Depcutlabfc Medicine other high ball. Tbo place was de­ In >uld oourt his petition praylne that I nri instrument now <>n file In this It must be admitted by every fair­ serted except for a lanky fellow in a court purporting to bo the last will; minded, intelligent person, that a medi- broad felt hat whom I noticed bending and testament of the oalilI deceased I cineeouki not live and grow in popularity over the hotel register an hour be­ br admitted to probate and the exe- f nesriv forty years, and to-day hold fore, and whs now seated himself at enUon thereof Le granted to Lewis TuZ/.... ” the adjoining table with his paper and W. Weber, or to some other suitable a record for thousands upon thousands of actual cures, Ys has Lydia E. Pink­ cigar. person. ft Is Ordered, That tho JOth day ham’s Vegetable Compound, without of January A. I». 1914. at ten o'clock possessing great virtue and actual in tho forgnoon, ul said probato office, 1>e und is hereby appointed for hear­ worth. Such medicines must bo looked was an old stono warehouse mado upon and termed both standard and ing said petition; It is Further Ordered. That public dependable by every thinking person. over, an* chock full. The room I was notice thereof be given by publication If you have tho slightest doubt Yankees an' six rebs, with a guard at of a copy of this order, fur three succssaivo weeks previous to said day at Hint Lydia E. Pinkbnm’a Vegeta­ the door. Twa'n’t long before wo got hiring. In the Iloapngs Banner, a ble Compound will help you,write real friendly, an' right off we begun to Lydia E-Pinkham MedidneCo. said county. Judge of Probate. ELLA C. HOGLESTON, -Register ot Probate. 'ORD FEU. WHEN By WILLIAM O( STEVENS. of despair. T geon glanced Wednesday, Feb. 4th Commencing at 10:30 o'clock, I offer the feHowtag preparty at the hollow ■d Angara—the contracted chest "What la Itr* be asked, gently. I’AR-M TOOIJi. Wide tiro trnjon hospital? Injured this morn* ty-tlfth street'; Superior grain drill, il-luw* Spoiled cow. Walking cultivator. n-t<xxh, new IB-tooth spring drnK eo.( Top buggy । Her heart was beating with the first Joy it had known for ten long years. loneliness and misery that had gone, tho empty, aching years that wero to Buggy Dnriuim heifer, 4 jtk old, due April 1 .1 nol«trtn lirtfcVH, fl to 12 mnntlw old llolrieln bull, 1 yr. old HOGS. up in the cne thought that he still cared, after •verythlng! FODDER AND GRAIN. . Together they passed noiselessly 4 tons mixed liay .100 bundles corn stalks through the long, deserted corridors, Quantity of bean |kmU 100 bu. corn and up tho huavtly carpeted stairway that led to the accident ward. There was a haggard, leaden look about the face that rested so motion­ lessly against thn pillow and the pale lips were already smiling to meet roty—we called him that because bo the kiss of death. Slowly, falterlngly. tho woman stole sjnart Johnny Ileb from a South Caro­ lina regiment sent up with the Other Bho laid her hands on tho injured man’s cold, Inert fingers. "Dick,” she Mlled, softly. Tho eyo- i lids quivered for a second, thou raised ' talk looney 'bout his wife an' kids. -heavily. A --------------faint look of | "Now, he’d smuggled ‘ in a‘ llttlo । tbemselvt -----------------------------Sheffield knife, an’ when ho found ' recognition passed over the pallid fea-1 that In tho scuffle of gitting me in tures. followed by ono of infinite de- j tbry’d left my Jeok knife, ho almost! spalr. The fart dimming eyes llnwhooped. I give it to him an' ho took I gered tenderly on the woman’s worn I it off in a corner. Then, eettln’ my face for a long time, then roved blade against hla blade, ho pounded around the room an though In search | with a loose brick Ull he'd saw-edged ! of something, nnd closed wearily I lils'n. Nert he saws on the iron bar ’ again- There was an unbroken Bl-1 in tho window. It took four days to ■ lenca of several minutes. git through, an’ whl|o ho sawed ho had ' Presently the door opened and ■ I us all round him Bingin' to cover tho I closed quietly, and the sound of aqueakln,’ tho Reba whoopin' Bonnie I quick, soft footsteps echoed through room. sharpened ears of tho Blue Mag an’ we four yellin’ Red. •the ”--------- The ------------- -----------White an* Blue. The day guard was dying man caught the sound and he a Dutchman, an* tho uoliio give him stirred restlessly. With a final effort such fits bo kep* as fur from tho door his glance shonght that of the wife at Sis side, a glance full of mute agony na ho dared an* plugged his cars. nnd appeal. » bunch by a whole lot. an' when Car­ roty gone clean through he says. ’Stiggins’—be foun* Jones wa'n't my real ------------ . name-—'Stiglus, wo need your biceps i with Its Maker, on that bar, an’ only one man can git * *’*~ a bolt to once. Tho next cloudy hand from that other one, fast grow­ night, v^ten tho guard walks up tho Ing cold In death. Sho roso mcchanIcallyTrom where she knelt, and for I viutiuur, you corridor, ,uu bend uciiu iuv the bar out, and as I'm the only death sentence here, 1'il htlp out first; then you. pull It back, lhe newcomer. A wave of sickening I so's you can hang a coat over It when apprehension swept over her at a con- | he cornea past again. Keep bracin’ It fused realization of- the wretched i HOT LUNCH AT NOON SHELTER FOR HORSES IN CASE OF STORM TFRMQ> AU sums of $5 and under cash. Over that iLlimOi amount 1 years time will be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. WALTER WALLACE, Proprietor COL. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer HERMAN RENSCH Clerk 4 COMBINATIONS cal'lated I'd git out lasL ’Bout two o'clock I gits up pulet an’ takin* good holt, bent tho ba^ an* braced It with my foot till I could Jeo* squeeze out aidgewlse. Then 1 drops onto, tho fiat roof of tbo Dox’ butldln* an’ makes tracks for Ports­ mouth. Nox’ mornin’ early I jump on the Ull of a train carryin’ furlough We have made arrangements whereby we can make the 2^ greatest combination offer ever made by this or any other paper in this vicinity. You can get under this offer, three SM of the best magazines of their class, with the HASTINGS — BANNER for the price of the latter and 40 cents. child with the flower-llko face and fragile form, with an infant in her lenco. The older woman -noted tho breast and the piteous question in the eyes which her Ups refused to frame. Read the Offer burgh enlistin’ again an* gettln* an­ nine emotions. A wild impulse rushed other bounty. they foun* mo gone an* the busted slat in tho winder; no they give Car­ roty time to write homo an* shot him." Up rose our neighbor, threw off his hat, and leaning his hands on our ta­ ble. looked Stigglns in tho eye. I no­ ticed then that bis hair, was bright red. Hut Stigglns fell back with wiW, bloodshot eyes. "Carroty," he whis­ pered hoarsely, "No, Carroty’s son; stranger.” turn­ ing to me. "for ten years 1'vo attended encampments looking for this man, and I reckon I’ll take no Interfer­ ence. If you don't get right up," this to the shapeless huddle In the chair, "'I’ll do tbo trick right hyah.” A steel barrel flashed from bls pocket "But I'd rather not mesa up the floor If I Her voice was harsh with pain: Michigan Farmer.. For ten seconds the other woman's Green’s Fruit Grower man's lying near. Into her face had cornea new light and her voice sounds Successful Poultry Journal heard rumors on the street and was frightened—alarmed, and ran up hero. Your—your husband was dying and I—ho was expecting you. He thought $1.00 1 Our Special Price to ' .50 Rural Subscribers, all 4 papers, 1 year, only 50 ( $1.40 .50' THE MICHIGAN FARMER and Live Stock Journal i> an illuMrat- cd weekly published at Detroit. This paper is a great favorite with the farmers of Michigan. It contains each week helpful and practical matter for the farmer. • The regular price is 50 cents per year. the heart to undeaelvo him." 'Tor God's sake, man," I began in a dream, and on out Into the dim. aghast, but he swept mo aside men­ deserted street acingly. Then bo collared his dazed prisoner and thrust him out Into tho Tiny Elnctrto Dynamo. midnight. The smallest electrio dynamo in the (Copyright by Dally Btory Pub. Co.) world was exhibited recently before tho French Academy of Science. So. Book Exhibition. An International exhibition for the small Is thia dynamo that its base. book industry and tho graphic arts. I Including photography. Is to be held at Leipsic, tho book industrial center of Germany, from May to October, 1814, In celebration of the 160th anni­ versary of the royal academy for graplc arts and the book Industry in that city. The exhibition Is to bo organised upon an elaborate scale, in­ cluding among various allied arts the manufacture of paper, the develop- The Hastings Banner ery—threo ruined lire* the forfeit. American penny. Tho iMtmment is practical model In ®v- ounce, and la glxdonths ot an Inch high nnd long and only half an Inch thick. Tbs little dynamo cut be osed not only ns a ccuarator, but ns a mo­ tor. consuming. In this latter case. protection and welfare of workers.— pressure of two and ono-balf volts. A small pocket battery will operate it. Springfield Republican. Much Money Adis Due Shortly. Industrial and puhlio service cor­ boon something trembling on my Dps porations will. It Is said, bo called on tn meet 1300,000,090 fa short tann notes before 1JU. BANNER WANT ARVS. PAT. GREEN’S;FR.UIT GROWER i> published monthly at Rocheeter, Sh? N. Y. and contains 28 to 40 pages, illustrated. It is one of the old­ est and most authoritative Fruit Journals in America. It. has a real message for the general farmer and every town dweller who has an orchard or garden. Regular price 50 cents. SUCCESSFUL POULTRY JOURNAL is published each month at Chicago, with 28 to 100 illustrated pages, at SO cents a year. It is published “for standard bred poultry and people who raise it.” It has been published since 1879 and is one of the leading journals of its class. $2.50 Worth for only $ 1,401| SEND ALL ORDERS TO ^THE HASTINGS BANNERS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-02-05.pdf e68b1065b0b5c886fce1ed0086702014 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 19H 20 PAGES FIFTY-BIGHTH YEAR BANNER PART ONE-1 TO 8 MANY TEACHERS COMMISSION GOH IS Two Well-Known Hastings THE SPRING Brothers as They Used to Look AUCTION GATHERED HEBE FURTHER EXPLAINED Ia H. EVAR1TK TELJJt OF SOME OF THE QUEWHONR THAT WERE PIT VP TO HIM TO ATTEND A ON THU’ PETITION WAS VERY GROELY NOTED PROFUIOR FAT, INSTITUTE D1ICUSSES SIGNED; COUNCIL ACTS \ tlm Subject. Matter Up tn Voters Koon. In obtaining signature* on the pe­ tition referred to In the** columns । Inst week In regard tn submitting to 8279 Teaching nrr Jnmxtixixl by Prout- - Fully 250 TRY BANNER WANT* Everybody Read* The BANNER. NUMBER' 7 ANOTHER STEP TOWARD SEASON THE COUNTY Y. M. C. A. The spring auction season will soon 1 the same day. fluch a thing would STATE StXTtFTTARY ROWK, OP JACKSON WAK HERE MON­ be upon us. and the BANNER which hurt both rales. 3. The HANNER’S large circula­ DAY EVENING has successfully advertised SOO nuts tion. thoroughly covering every part auction. Our auccenful experience ere»ted In th" rale, thereby bringing 13644352 MEETING ENCOURAGEMENT the auction bill method of advertlMng . man who 1* there ■ales. That Is admittedly out-of-date, from curiosity. and cannot show .result* to compare <1 In the property llsjrd. and has a ■r that *> completely covera ll* Held, County Teach- These reasons will especially ap­ Thursday and Friday. The pronrama peal to the man .who plana to have a Boost th" Projcx-t, Will Be launched Soon. The projected County V. M. C. A. took another advance *tep Monday evening, when Slat" Secretary’ tojwe. who has charge of the county work. revising the city charter live nnd beneftcial to the pedagogue*. that thia city la a dead one in Ita mu­ nicipal Intereat*. Just remember that one expressed the keenest desire that some way should be devised to place better reaulta from the expenditure No. 20. No. 19. The BANNER publishes above the e» from everyone, a* theyt help to en। liven whnt is proving to toe a very ' popular feature of this paper. of thia city. Tursday night the list was placed be­ fore the Common Council . and they Immediately decided that there was Interest enough ahown to place the matter before the voters at the spring election to be held April 4. This will give every one a chance to become familiar with the point* of the <tue»In order that on Intelligent vote may re may know about nny obtained from others In their experI,,,,.., In IHm nintli'F nt the cnm. DORMANT MPIRIT AWAKB&B AF­ THE TER SUNDRY HUMILIATING . DEFEATO REDEEMINB AGGREGATION foreign countries using the method very successfully. *nd In our own country over three hundred cities of 1 1 ! The principle which the on their floor by u score of 13 to 8. ----------- - — ------------ ------ that of the but the hoys had made up their minds Short Ballot nnd as the definition of to redeem themselves and they surely did In a most satisfying manner. ■ tonal Short Ballot Organization In their explanation. We will give it and It wn* some minute* ’before cither team iwa* able to score. Boon the main question* asked. The Htiori Ballot Principle. to nny peculiar cirle Indifference of *a had made three goal* from fouls and had not ahot it basket, while the form of de- Hustings boys had made all except one of their points by goals from the floor. basket shooting department. the bull one-third of the length of the women become a membr each time. Hlfl, the other forward tlon make* the polltlcaJ machine an come* In for some credit doing fine Indispensable Instrument In electoral action. , FARMERS' INSTITUTE ON forgotten, their work nt guards saved FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ed without ad«iuats public scrutiny, Hastings from being scored upon nnd owe their snlection not to thn many time*. Coach l*hel|>* now feels that his people, but to the makers of the parWell-Known Kpcnkere Will DIscniM ‘ Continued on page ffvs. boys will only keep up this kind of ImjMictaiii Agricultural Topic* at playing Hastings will be alive with Round-Up Gatherings Here. enthusiasm. ' POST OFFICE RECEIPTS tend the round-up gatherings of the HAVE DOUBLED IN 10 YEARS Hasting* Ward leapt.) Hill Ktatlstkw Compiled by Amistant Puat- Brown Bottum maaler Hhultrr* Hl><»w Remark­ Garland. . ... able IncrcMc In llualnc**.' G. Runyan soclntlon. which will be held In the . .Hines court house In Hastings on Friday and' Saturday. The Women's Congress will be held In the city hall on Sntur- That business In Hastings ho* been 6; Katherman 3. Gouls from fouls: years 1* ahown by statistic* compiled Wsrd 1;.Runyan 5. Hastings 31. for parcels post .wo* employed at a for the two 1.000.00 3 clerks’ CHAS. BALDWIN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN FALLING Noted Bara Ball Veteran Drops From His Left Foot. the top of a 10 foot ladder upon the roof. Charles ’’Lady” Baldwin fell to I 1.100.00 the ground. Injuring himself *o badly that he will be conOnetFlo the house | Mr. Baldwin intended to shovel the snow from the roof of hb» house. 1 mo city carrier* 1 yr. In some manner the ladder allpRural carriers (»). FINE DINNER WILL BE SERVED NEXT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 -- ...... .......... wc witcu .un Parish House next Tuesday, February Gulld. with Mrs. Wood'In charge. The menu la surely appetising enough to The conductor of the Institute* will > E. C. Martindale, of Wilkinson. Ind. The lecturer* will be Dr. Eben Mumford,, of the Michigan Agricul­ tural college; T. A. Farrund. thn noted hortlculturnllsi, of Eaton Rapids; It. D. Bailey, an expert farmer of Gay­ lord: Mrs. C. U Barber, of Ijtnsing. R. G. Brumm, of Castleton, will pre­ side at the meetings. The lecturers on Friday will be Messrs. Martindale, Fnrrand and Mumford. In the evening the speak­ ers will be Messrs. Mumford and Mnrtlndalo and Mr*. Barber. The speakers on Saturday morning will be Messrs. Bailey and Martindale. A business session will also be hold. On Saturday afternoon, the speakers will be Mesars. Martindale anl Bailey. C. G. Maywood, of Hastings, will discuss "Handling J’oultry for Egg Produc­ tion." Mrs. Acelln Pennock will have charge of the Women's Congress. There -will toe a business session In the morning. The program- of the after­ noon include* a lecture on home nuFs- leg wa* doubled , under him. He wa» auUtod Into this hou*s. and Orvey Haywood then took him home. Dr. on ’The Twentieth Century Woman Lampman found that the ligaments and Her Problems" toy Rev. RumcII H. Bready, of Hastings. off. an injury which is considered worse than a fracture. IJncoln Club Banquet Tickets. The annual banquet of the Lincoln Maccabees Planning Big Rally. Club, of Grand Rapids, will be held on Friday, February 14. P. A. Shel­ Ths Maccabees are planning for a big class Initiation and oyster supper don. of thl* city, vice-president of the on March 13rd. Deputy O. E. Service, to notify him at once. Among the the dau Initiation, helping th* local Spanish chicken; stuffed potatoes; sliced ham with apple butter: hot graham and whit* biscuit; coffee: have appointed leader*, who will vegatabl* salad; French sclalra with choos* aide* for a conteaL The los­ whipped cream. ing aide W1B have to don aprona and to sat at the "second tobte.” That they will secure a big class la apparent from tha fact that a large number of 8. depot) ha* em- application* ware balloted, on Mon- NoUpo. knew at that lime which aide of the contest h« would be on. Next iwMk the natnss of the leaden stand- Dr. O’Shea «b-Hired that dancing of admitting vehicles will lie 25 cents. of certain kind* w.i* not harmful to Tickets -will be sold for 11.00 and school pupils. The little folks should be allowed folk dance*, the high ■1st of four coupons, each of which 1* school students the Virginia reel nnd good for the admission of one per­ son. One or------- --------------nnd Cwo-step*. may be used v< hlcles.“tf so de- adv. on another page, also date, term* and full particulars. crease the aulmcrlptlon* for the -work the design being to moke them ag­ gregate 11.000 a year for the five club rooms, which the Manufacturer* Club had agreed to donate for that time. Only a few of the business men their aid. consist STAGED IN GRAND RAPIDS Thc Grand Rapids Herald of Mon- onstratloni of continued devotion. Every seat In the audltorluth was fllled. and the deepest attention was ac­ corded his discourse. Inside of the Cup" in hl* own words, emphasizing salient point* with Obser­ vations and Iqcal applications. Hl* de- the point, lie spoke with the old fervor which made his preaching In thl* Chy a subject of wide Interest and comment. Winston Churchill’s book though members of the audience who The list Include* ward. text provided by the book, wherein evil use*. It was pointed how llttl* the smug sanctimony of many weal­ thy church member* and church pH- w|th which the wealth was employed. Rev. Bready urged a common broth­ erhood In the church, equality in the sight-of God. He said that the real Christianity that counted, today was the practical Christianity, And not roughly cleansed might the church of God feel that It was fulfilling Ra mls- REV. A. AMES MAYWOOD, OF JACKSON FIRST M. E. PROPOSE APPROPRIATION temporarily last seo those who called to Me him. 4* expected to return any day. of Ingenuity nnd push at command is the show’a grand success, not only from ■ ke point of Instruction and Information Council Decided to Submit to .Voters concerning different makes of motor Proposition to Spend g.125 An­ cars, but from point of entertainment nually for Three Year*. able In the big building haa been millIn addition to deciding to submit the commission government project to the different exhibitor* of car*. the vote of the people, the atty coun­ cil also decided on Tuesday evening to ed almost the entire third section Ito let th* people decide whether they automobile advertising of those mate* want to follow the example of other cities In the state and authorize an appropriation for public band conconcerned In motoring or to any Th citizens will decide In Aprfl may contemplate purchaalng cars whether they want to expend 1325 coming season. annually for three year* for 10 con­ Under the present splendid n cert* yearly by Kubnzel'a Military Band, the council designating In which public place* these concert* shall be held. FOR PUBLIC BAND CONCERTS being utilized to make He to go ‘pleaae phone 47I-J not U<ter than Friday evening. Before that Rev. Bready’a avrmon thera Sunday: "With an eloquence and persuasion which brought many In hla audience Will Ih- Held In the Kllngmati Buildthe democratic slate contra! commit­ whlch Barry county also furnished a tee that Postmaster Felghner, of Nashville, wn* in be removed from the been all but forgotten. Nashville poslofflec resulted In great" A monument In im of the The Western Michigan Automobile activity among the democratic candi­ Show to bo pulled off next week. Feb/ dates for the •■fTi. e. Including Ward appropriate am bo 9 to H, in the KUngman Building In Quick. H. C. Glnsner and Chris Mar­ Grand Rapids I* t»r and away the shal). Petitions were circulated, and biggest event of its kind ever held in called upon i’ostmaMsr General Burleson and had the order "Firing" Mr. Felghner deferred until March 1. Inattention to the duties or his office, were given ns reason* for removing Mr. Felghner. -who is now-enjoying a ?rlp to the PncHlc coaat by permission of the postoffice department. Mr. Glasner Is taking his place In the postofllce. Mr. I'Vlghner ■will return by March I when he will ft® given an opportunity to express hl* side of the question. Tuesday Ing at Middleville, with a view of en­ listing the buslnewi men there tn the project, and the response In both case* Having sold her farm. Mr*. Willard Ferry will have an auction sale of her personal property at the farm Inside of the Cup” nt Trinity M. E.‘ three mile* south of Hastings on the church. This popular pastor, who *o long tilled the pulpit of Trinity one o’clock. Col. W. H. Couch will church, la now preaching In Hastings. be the auctioneer. The list Includes Hl* return to bls old congregation tsli war will be n> much n thing of ly Speaker of the House, Henry Lane WUson, formerly ambassador to Mex­ ico. the Peruvian Ambaaaador to the Interest In raising sugar beet* In United Suites, and other men noted In thia vicinity la Increailng and a num­ public affair*. ber of farmers have already expressed their wllUngne** to make contracts Tceclicrs’ Meeting. with the HoBand-St. Lout* Sugar Co., The Progressive Teachers' Club wlh of Holland. Mr. B. Rlksen. of Hol­ hold Ila next'meeting at ths Court land, the company's representative. House Batuday, February 7. Let evHouse on Saturday, was compelled to there *■ a Urge attendance la deaired. go home on ^eflount of Illness on FrlGas Houm Coka 1* a hotter fU*L- been done. No effort was made to raise money nt the meeting, but slmcharacter nf the work which a county a good bunch of shipper* and butch­ REV. R. H. BREAUY MOVES ers, n lot of young cattle, three tine MANY LISTENERS TO TEARS -i,I giving milk. &| Bp|cn(j|<| cow*. nJ ewe*, registered black top ..... „w merino mm. 16 hog*. 35 hens, a lot of hay Baiting* Pastor Prvaclics Eloquent and grain, u good list of farm tools, many of them practically new, and if .............. . wv.crai of six coupons. Holders of -head of hogs, some chickens, quantity clover hay and fodder. *umu good farm tool* See the auction sale on on. application at the gate. Efforts another page for full list. date. term*. many coupon elc, ■t th. * llnnnclally. 11 usm-I I Grcenflcld. will bo held on Bussell Green tie Id has decided to lendent* will be appointed and other dispose of hla personal property, so Important matters will be dlicussed. will have an auction sale at hl* farm masterpiece upon uhlch eighth gradsix miles sou th and one-fourth mile the grounds wll also be Informed what east of Hastings, sale to begin at 1:30 amination. She r.■ ■11.mended commit­ o’clock sharp. Henry Flannery will ting to memory various passage* from the poem, saying that aucif’ gems ■ memorized by pupils would be appro- ‘ good work team, two cowi. four PROPOSES MONUMENT FOR elated after they r. ached maturity/young cattle. O. 1. C. sow. twelve The music for the Institute was SPANISH WAR VETERANS shoal*, nineteen sheep, some poultry furnished by pupils from, various and miscellaneous articles. All goods grades In the city i»-hool*, under the will bo sold and iherc will bo no by­ direction of Miss GladyU Fetter, bend bidding. Hee the adv. for full partic­ of the department of music in city ulars. Wncm dinner for those from to bo Erected in Honor of TImwc a distance. The following wi re e4ected officer* Who EnlKicd. of the aasoelailxn for the ensuing A citizen has that a year: Preaident. J L. Worrell; vice pr&ldent. Miss Maude 6luon: secre­ tary. Lillian Me.«d; treasurer. Vern In the city park a monument In honor held at of those from Barry county, who en- one-hall Johnson. of Woodland «n jusl us Is being done In other counties and and cities. About <15 or 70 men from Smith will he the clerk. ORDER FIRING POSTMASTER this county served In the army and FEIGHNER IS RESCINDED navy, nnd when they enlisted their purposi* were Just ns patriotic an were those of th" men who enlisted FINEST AUTO SHOW EVER Congrcwunan Hamilton Appeal* to in the civil war. Circumstance* alone for persons over 35 yearn of age. lie cqpdemned the influence* *f too free Indulgence* In the pleasures of the ball rcrt>m. Tim minute that a high school student'" interests are turned toward the bull ro.tm, the time for simplicity In life Is p tssed, he said. a. Miss HlDftn <h lli. red lectures on Txtwell’s "Vision of Sir Launfal," and teaching points In .> poem. Miss Sloan aut tended by about 25. all of whom were on Rnturdny. and made tentative plans Joseph «U Cum plio 11 has sold part of for organizing the association In n his farm and will rent the balance In to undertake the work. manner that will provide the residents year pledged. of -the county with n good fair ami at the same time rwtpe out some, of the auction nt hl* Indebtedness of the society. The society Is tn one of the critical period* of Ils history. An appeal will and A. L. Campbell, clerk. Thl* wUl Help boosj It along. —-------- ------------ - ---------------------- . be a large sale. He offers two good the board of directors in their en-; young horses. 8 head of fat steers interesting address on th.- "Trend of llhe Tccna," In the Presbyterian lan organisation to oaalst In Improv­ Y-hurch Thursday evening, a Urge nuing the city park south of the school Allence Swing present. Bls lecture held the attention Of all hl* listeners. meeting Monday evening. He condemned the Influence* in our social life which tend to make the youngsters adult* before their times. flnunclai basis. The llrst step toward committee to work with the officer*: doing this was made by adopting a tlon depended upon th'- extent to system of selling tickets, which car­ Second Wardwhich the children were kept docile ries with It *evcral Innovations, which nnd Innocent nnd youthful, citing as may not prove popular with those Illustrations of thl* fket the strength of the great German nation where ognltlon of the financial straits of the movo- young people o*cr JO year* of age ar* society, it.has been necessary for cvfounS-InahV^SflfVias«*.vH* said ery dlreetoV and officer to become that every effort should be made to personally Yesponslble for the 11.700; keep the. children young, a* they Indebtedness carried by the society. Association." The mcmltershlp The ticket plan will enlarge the thrift and prog- gate receipt*. Single admission tick- In conneclloq with the Brotherhood In Improving this lienutlful piece of nat­ ural wobdlnnd. Which 'Many cities would be proud to own. The plans furnished nevernl landscape gardener bo used In developing the park. the floor, while There are about 1,500 women In First—It submits to popular elec­ ttun officer* which nre loo unimpor­ tant to attract (or deserve) public attention, .and. Second—It submits to popular elec­ tion so many office* at one time that Comparative figure* year* follow: Four Auctions Advertised This Week 0^7090 ogrnphy toy Illustration. Dr. O'Hhea, In addition popular questions from The Hastings High School athletic* tamed to come back to their own Interested to look to the column* of During the Intervening year* the number <>t rural carrier* nan been In­ - - • • r. Two. and ‘one-hair’ clerks been added. SET DATES FOR NEXT BARRY COUNTY FAIR fylng. There w«i no u no lost In the Institute. The msStipK* were carried decided to on tn a bu*lne**-IUMk**ay. and consld- BOARD DECIDER OCTOBER fl TO I quit farming. nnd will have an aut9 IK THE PROPER - ‘Ion rale nt the premises known a* the A. McMannis farm. 1 mile north j •F.RIOD and 1 mile east of Dowling on station 27, Baltimore township. Henry- Flan­ nery will he the auctioneer and Arnnd hla polnta nhaUeri NEW PLAN FOR SELLING I traditional method* o with lunch for those LADIEH’ PARK IMPROVE TICKETS WAS ADOPTED distance. Mr. Warner offers, a good work team. 3 good ORGANIZED Ivy* and other nat ur,.¥ formations are ■ nnd cornstalks. 4 ton* mixed hay. n like I* take the children out tn a body Effort WUl Be Made to Rou*c Spirit of lot of farm tools and miscellaneous Ix>ynlty Among Resident* to Sup­ to a river or creek bed nnd show articles, 40 Rhode Island Red chick­ MEMBERS them what physlogrnphlcat features port Society Financially. ens. some potatoes and other nrtteles. The next Barry County Fair will bo BEGUN IN EACH WARD date, tl-rms nnd full particular*. wise n river valley. or .1 range of hills. held on October 4. 1. X and 2. These dates were set nt the meeting In all of his lecture*. Prof. Calkins Nwrcplng Victory Over Htrong out from proper public attention, and. Third—It Mubmlta to popular elec­ tion no many offices nt one time that the business of making up the elabor- Lucy A. Sloan. hea<| of the depart­ ment of English In She .Mt. Pleasant Normal. Nearly avrr> teacher in BANNER. “■ The BANNER has come to be recognized ns the medium In which plained id a company of Bastings auction sales In Barry county will be movement would be carried out advertised, so people expect to find them there. sonably b<- expected from It. judged by what had been accomplished In HIGH SCHOOL ATH­ WANT EVERY LADY IN LETICS REVIVING HASTINGS TO JOIN no new thing either In this or other BASKET BALL TEAM IS THE tition nnd they showed nn Intelllgrnt wish to hear and consider the facts of the cam-, but as a limited time could only be given undsr <ho clrcum- tlon situation. of geography. Normal colleg next Methodist Brotherhood odist Episcopal church of Jackson. The Brotherhood Glee Club will alng. squad. An extra large attends expected, aa Mr. Maywood U following: Thos. Waters, captain. H. son. Walter Snyder, H. H. 8nyd*r, eratreet. J. H. Nobles, C. A. Gaskill, Paul Otis. Orin Rockwell, Rtisssll Horton, Harold Lampman. C. R. Cha*. Bauer. I wish to announce ray name aa a Republican candidate tor the nomi­ Full obituary will nation for City Treasurer. l-wk«. Jos. K. Hogle. Oa* House Coke la uot expensive.-— B.C at Brotherhood Meeting �FEBRUARY a, 1*14. Ml e Style ’tWise In“anyShoes ♦ '■ -be old style” ♦ _ x - - • •• xlinrrtflAW MATE mninnMnc MICHIGAN DAfRYMEN’S ASSOCIATION IN GRAND HAP- - Don content with when you are buying shoes, just be- J cause you imagine the shape of your ♦ foot will not permit you to wear the ♦ 1 _ 4 1, ■ latest4- 1lasts. Tg If the shoe is properly made—with proper regard to com­ fort, it will conform with the foot snugly and, at the same time, give ample “living room.” AR ESPECIALLY GOOD PRO­ GRAM HA* BEER ARRANGED Special Valtu, to the Owners •For the first time In the history of the organisation, the dairy cow will receive her Just share of recognition at tho thirtieth annual meeting of the Michigan Btato Dairymen's Associa­ tion to be held at Grand Rapids, Fob. 10 to 11. Prof. A. C. Anderson, of the Agricultural College will deliver a demonstration lecture on the evening of Fob. 10 in which he will use two Jersey cows from the herd of Milfl H. Edison, at Kent county. A milk­ ing machine exhibit will also be In operation With cows supplied from the herd of a Kent County Holstein An address will be delivered by Dr. Ward Giltner, of tho Agricultural college on "Contagious Dlsesses of Dairy Cattle.’* and E. W. Chapin, oL Hammond, Indiana, will spdak on "Economical Rations for tho Dairy Cow." Another feature that will thl* display of moving pictures that will be made of the Holstein herd and * Jhvnside *Shoe Co. Masonic Jtmpla ^uildinq ♦ Phone HO near* Coats Grove met in failure and1 Clerk Refuses Grand H.ipld*. Couple , in the death of tho coon uno night last 1 strong. did not lake kindly to captlv , . , ...it, 1 Uy. **e made all Kinds or trouoie tor A.ndre’J!?>0 ".“k,r “nd. iU“ £on* I his captors. Ono night Mr. Todd was na lone Shafer, both of urand Rnp- ittWltkeMed ny the sound of gnawing In Ids. decided to steal a march on heir | hl> colUr H„ investigated ahd found .ft* mnrrlpil In llnstlnes ' . . ... ....... . . . —----- ----- - ----- unu creating navuc wnn me appointed, however, when Count' * WOod-work. Mr. Todd concluded that Clerk Andrus told them he could not lh anlmBr, d,,lIh WM ,llr only Wllu. lawfully give them the neccasary per- tIo|l to tho proWcnl. iuld he secured a r wedlock, as the law requires | wc„pnn W|th which he attempted to irui a license incus*; can ceu only *juij be uv inuc -u by «■/ execut8 the coon. The animal, howIssued M, In the xm.n.v p|M yp R dod|tl|W thc the clerk county tn In whleh which -Hb. ollh- I| er of the contracting parties reside. blows of the.weapon like a boxer. He Therefore, it Is unlawful for a couple moved about with remarkable rapid­ to get a license In any other county. Ity, and led Mr. Todd, who was clad Bevers 1 couples residing in Barry In his night clothes, a merry chase i the neighbors and friends for the BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. I I our friends and relatives, th,* Macc.i-i bee and Star lodges, the Hope Daring Girls and the M. I'. Mfl Club for thclr , kindnesses and for the flowers sent , ' Beni. Blakeney 1 Adv. Miss Verna Blakeney, i ■ 10c ♦ Fine Grade Glass Tumblers 3 for 29c A few 45c Brooms for . ♦ No. 1 Ironing Boards $1.50 values $1.15 t Millinery 0. A. BOYES’ Department ♦ Vi Off 5,10 t 25c Store Goode Michigan Hastings notes of irterest FROM CITY SCHOOLS Dentil of Mm. Louisa McOirty. Mrs. Louisa McCarty, aged “PJ*1 » ln Btul-tnd in 1S77. Mr. High Intends to be on the map with * et4r > «>« “«°- th<* other Michigan schools. * ”inci- ,h“! ,‘nlc’ deceased made her The 10th. English classes will soon £omc *h‘» h\r, a,ldll|on »«> her son. Mrs. McCarty leaves a foster tak.- up their first tragedy. "Juljus daughter, Mrs. Herbert SheHonbarger, ?de“4r , Funeral services will be held at .is soon as the captain of the Girl's । place In Brush Ridge cemetery. ▼ ♦ ‘ । < : ♦ Novel Form of BwindllnQ. A curious case comes from Belgium. Two Englishmen have been arrested In Brussels charged with tho practice of bruising thclr arms to Imitate tho marks of horses' teeth, and then of claiming compensation by alleging that tho bites were made by horses left standing in the street room Is absent from school on account Miss Pettit's Sponablo r,„,Lydln *, „nJy one who rece' ioo'.* in spelling on examination. The ith. crude have Just link reading''Snowbound." c*,uruhlp of^ili Standish." — - ♦ On account of the mild, weather, I have been able to buy Coal Cheaper. I am going to give my customers the benefit. I hope you will take advantage of these prices. BUY NOW! Price Delivered Pocahontas Lump ... . . . $5.50 Massilon Lump or Egg . . $5.00 Jackson Hill, Lump or Egg . $5.00 White Ash, Lump Coal . . $4.50 White Ash, Egg Coal . . $4.50 A discount of 25c per ton from above prices where you do your owrt delivering. LUKE WATERS, ZuMHMr to F. H. Barlow * Co. Hastings, Mich. 12 cents 79 cants Our Regular >1.25 Ladies’ Waists are all going at UNDERWEAR Ladies’, Children’s and Boys’ 75 cent Underwear.-.------- ... Ladies’ Velastic Vests and Pants 50 cent values for............. Boy’s and Children's Union Suits, 50 cent values for Velastic and “Set Snug” Union Suits, gr.oo values (or—— 19c ..39c -39c -79c Standard Patterns in Stock The W. E. Merritt Store Hastings, Michigan Phone 66 FERNANDO” CREMATED III FIRE AT FAIR GROUNDS LOCAL NEWS ocripHon. Sold al lean than actual cost of production. Adv. K L. Fairchild A Co. During tho last few days eight ho­ boed have ibeen sent to Jail for 20 days each. They persisted In loitering about the M. C. station Inviting arrest. Only one of them claimed to be a drifIng In a barn in Middleville, has been taken to tho county home. Morris formerly lived In the late Luther Ben­ nett's .gabln. west of Newton's mill until the city .evicted him. He has been In Hl health lately. - Bert Jones, of Assyria, were united in marriage of Judge Mack. Wednesday. ALBION COLLEGE SERINS . About 30 couples enjoyed the Red, i FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS White and Blue Carnival at the I’rin- I fess Rink. Friday evening. Miss candy.' Numerous packages found in our store, containing various articles of merchandise, etc.: also two small pocketbooks.—Please cull at Frandsen A Keefer's Store. . Emmanuel Guild will serve a din­ ner at tho Parish House, on Tuesday next. February 10. from 5 to 7 o'clock Owra 4045 Mortgage. The endowment fund committee of Albion college composed of President Samuel Dlcjtle, of the college. Clem­ ent Smith and William H. Brace, have Amos U. Hallo and Anna, hie wife. The action la the result of repeated Mayor C. If. Osborn and sun Wal­ pay anything upon a promissory mart­ lace made one of tho tlnrst catches gage note for *500, which they gave the lute W. H. Goodyear In 1*9*, and in Wail which Mr. Goodyear afterwards sold I thirty-one wall-eyed pike, .^ft.r the yells of the fan. ma ■<*»• i ~~r~: - 7V,—F sided, much to the amusement of ev- M‘ fl,h w*'gh*d »»»out six pounds. . ----------- i daughter was born on Bunday to 14. Irving. The amount now due tho college Is 1445. not amused when the sounds disturb- I Mr. and Mrs. Max Eck. Max te highly The Halles have not been prosper* delighted with the little arrival, arid ed their midnight slumbers.) The building consisted of a number "Uncle George" Eck. whq is also a anev from tho county. " * ‘i were consuin- wril-konwn member of the Hastings , *100, covereti An .in oinwion. Oiulwloti. by the Barry । County Agricultural’ I In tho article about the program for mo announcement or inc vnpitoi tiuv; rr / ... Ings A Loan Association, of I-anslng. | ’‘o,n'e.r 11 *houM ba ,u‘«| Renamed by the Irish. on another page of this issue, Indlcat- ‘M ‘hr ,on , ,h“ «»«»" “nd ,. ..... I PiUton settements In the .unlhw.il. When the duke of Wellington was ■___ conducting tho peninsular wars he had ■ with him several Irish regiments. One of these stationed In Porto came to like the place so much that tha men Baxkct Ball Tmwday. decided to make It Immortal with bsll tram has no games scheduled ut the O’Tooles and O'Haraa. Henco Both tho C, B. Benham present, tho Independents have book­ the town known to the Portuguese as the Crook A Gould ed a game with the Luke Odessa In­ Porto has ever since been blazoned far dependents fur Tuesday evening. and wide to the rest of the world as This will be a fast and exciting conInquiries are being received. Oporto. 10:30 o’clock Ralph on Friday morningwasfromarrested on McCaslin Card of Tliankw—XVe wish to thank i Tuesday for disorderly conduct which wish to thank Includes wlfe-deaertlon. He begsn I our many friends and neighbors for their timely sympathy and help In our our friends and neighbors for the on grounds of time of need, tho losa of o.ur horn, by* kindness and sympathy extended to us during the sickness and death of our C. H. Benson and family. enta. and Mr. McCaslin alleged nulled up the door. Mr. McCaslini and family. Mr. John H. Eaton. F L. Fairchild A Co.— Adv. Adv. Kenneth Tims from Grand Rapids No age or condition Is without' its I room Is absent on account of Illness, heroes. Tho least incapable general^ Hccund Ward. 0' ln-a nation is its Caesar, tho least im-1 Lewis Harvey, from Bellevue, has ♦ hc*ello statosmnn Its Solon, tho least entered the third grade. confused thinker ltd Socrates, the Tu”"r h‘* *fur several nays absence. + least commcnplaco poet. Its Shake- i Napkin rings uro being made in * I speare.—George Bernard Shaw. the manual training work. COAL IS LOWER! 150> Polo Cheviot*, 28 inches wide. ed Bunday noon. A horse and cow ^!thr buutrmakerr judging contest nnd When Myron Emmons, who had 1 starter contest. Sewn silver cups and quarters In the sheds left the stove krt-mllk. time to llnd the place In flumes. J. D. Rounds and V. Mance succeeded In Rapids Association of Commerce will WANTS $5,000 DAMAGES I.UUU UnfllAULO nw.iro six cups lor me nignesi-scor- flumes. Tho Bremen soon arrived, rnnn lunottu DDCCCC ln* m,lk “ntl cr*»'" entered by Grand nnd saved portions of both ends of the inUM An Un til bntutr. itaplds producers and retailers. building. "Fernando,” however, was 1 The annual banquet will be held on consumed In tho flames, us the lire Battle started near his stall nnd spread so Downey, tend this event as guests* of honor have been extended w all the living former officers of tho Association, thirteen In number, and of these, tlon. which paid *1,200 for him. Ho down and so svrloualy Injured that he nine have already slgnllled their In- had a long pedigree and was Import­ ed from Spain. of Battle Stowe; of Grand Rapids. Ilrst secre­ rank "Fernando"' had an amusing habit tary «f the Association. Governor Woodbridge N. FVrrls will also be one games with the tnruugh Attorney** Colgrove and I' bls ter to recover *5. )00 <U>r“----- ** held While ——— ------------------ Andrew Bresee, uf JuhnEti notes, which came acron If Mr. Todd decides to domesticate of Sbultx. The II th. English classes have tinore coons e 11 any more coons he he will ’" secure u young 1 years* <>f cancer. Mrs. McCarty, whose . .™ ‘ , ■ ' Tic rhich may‘ be easily trained, and maiden name was Havens, was born ' "House of Seven Gables.” one. wii' '--------not be willing to make In Francisco. Jackson county, on nr* 1 which will ’ ,1 of tho wood-work.. I April 14. 1841. During young woman- , f"*’ —— ------- ——— hood, she was united In marriage •" Specials Worth Your Notice Sterling Percales and Manchestar Caxnbrici, 36,inchoa wide that formerly sold at IS canto per yard are now------------------------ ...L— ----------- j2Ml Cents ................. Tho plcHires will show the various operations : performed In the uluble and milk-1 InhiatM in tho lx* Heard During 11*11 Games. ' room where tho. milking In done with county home. . muehlriea and the product bottled for There will be a Valentine party at I uw by tho Rattle Creek Sanitarium. In a Are which had Ila origin in the the Princess Rink Saturday, Feb. 14, In addition to the sessions for dal­ explosion of an oil stove, a large por­ further details later.—Adv. I rymen, the provides for tion of one of the horse exhibition Willis Coykendal) sold his 110 acre farm yesterday to James Moon, of this ell-known that Mr. Bresee lost control of his motor rar which was backed up »■> suddenly that Downey was knocked i In adjoining counties contrary tp is statute. * The young couple from Grand Rap- AilrrrttM*d Ix-ttrrx. Mr. Claud Kettlnger, H. 1. Willison. New Line Just Arrived We have just received our New Spring Patterns of the above named goods. ftastinejs, /Michigan' ILLEfiAL TO 8ET MARRIAGE An^Zt^h?^ LICENSE OUTSIDE COUNTY ^15 to laa K. hi. hou^a their plight. nghams & Percales A. F. C-, Red Seal and Toile Du Nord Ginghams on tala at. Our new season’s styles in men’s, women's and children's shoes embrace the novelties as well as the more refined shapes, and will satisfy every taste for nobby footwear of character. Our prices are the lowest consistent with quality. ♦ Hen’s Shoes at $2 to $5 J Women’s Shoes, $1.50to$5 ♦ Hisses’ and Children’s Shoes, 50c to $2 I A Special proposition for one week only:The coupon below is worth fifty cents per ton on each ton of Genuine Gas House Coke/ purchased during the week ending February 14th. 1014. Fill out the blanks and present the coupon to your dealer, or to us, and save money on the best winter fuel. x Elwln Henry lias entered the 6th. was ht’ld In Th.’maa Sullivan's office on Monday cvrnlttff to make further plans for holding tho democratic ban­ quet in the near future. The followmlttces: . . ’ Commltl<c on speakors^M.'harlea Potts. Thomas Sullivan, John Dawson. Committer on uiuslo—Charles Karr. Frank Horton, Jack Davison. Committee on decoration—John Wooton, Lyle Tobias. Win. Hubbins. COKE COUPON I hereby accept your special offer and ask that you delivertons of Gen­ uine Gas House Coke to me at No. * .atreet. during the week ending Feb. 14. 1014 with the under­ standing that this coupon is to be accept­ ed as a payment of. fifty cents per ton toward each ton purchased. Signed: ■Committer Cummltiec on hall and arrange­ ments—William Hllebcc, IL C. Wun­ derlich. Ward Quick. Jacob Behor, William HHtun. Commltt** on reception—John J. DuWson, Thomas BuUlvan. Frank Tancuast. John Dennis. W. P. IHcka. Committee on printing—H- H. Sny­ der.’ c. F. Field. IL D. Trim. । Committee on checking—Harold Tuwnscnd, Cloyde Mate, Donald Kerr. Commutes mi ushefB—A. Carveth. Milan WaHdortT. Jacob Bdger. D. K. Tilman. Hicks. A. n. wiiiian*Hugu Wund.rllch wna slscted secreUrr and treasurer uf the Democra­ tic Banquet Cununltlw. by B Thia is a good chance to save money and a good time to get in the rest of your winter’s fuel. Thornapple Sas i Eleatrlo Co • Phono 0. �iAkb onrwtA. COATS GROVF.. Mrs. Martha Miner' la mating ■■ Feh. 11 with Mrs.'Allee Chaae. Sub­ from a broken Jtlp which she recetvject "Immigration Day" Mbs Artis FuHot MIm Charlotte Barnum, MIm Nina Woods. Mlasea Fi­ day. Mr. and Mr*. Dan Hhepard spent lan and Mary Wood, Miso Anna Blood and Mlaa Josephine Bray attended the Teachers’ meeting ar Hastings ThumMan Tupper ot Blanchard is vlsltJnstltttto I'll! ,,,, <.1-....., ------ ------ ----Buah Dolton, District President, Freeport. conducted It. She was assisted by Mrs. Maude Glasnor.of Nashville, who itfTounty President. Tho address In Mrs. Run Lough has twen underHastings than especially good. j lh* care of Dr. Morse the past week. Mm. Chas. Nealdt han been vjsltlng; ’J"”*' -’•»>».•> spent Saturday night during The pant two weeks In Hattie “"'J Sunday yrith a brother at Grand Creek • v-reea. , Ledge, .. . ___ 'Mrs. vv eax er ana mm. narnuui non., i■ in town Friday Rev. Freemen of Woodland nnd Mrs. h slater. Mr*. Hpmcr Bernard Black of Sunfield attended I — .. — " Morgan, and while hero, made out pa-. | Miami thia vicinity. tities Thursday mrnlng to attend the Institute and Friday afternoon drove over to Woodland to visit his parents. Intending to go track to his school Sunday, but Saturday’s big snow storm upset Joe'a-, plana somewhat. As It was almost Impossible to make the drive of twenty miles In a buggy he got runners for hie buggy box and made the trip Tuesday which at Ihht was a big undertaking. -Mrs. Atny Miller han been quite sick farm Io n Mr. Drake Of Sunfield. nnd Mrs. Roy Rawlader left Friday during the past week. Minn Beanie Klrnt worth A- Kddrnlmrx made the evening for Daytona. Florida, where Dlllehbeck of Nashville hns been Oar- deal. ■ they expect to spend about four Mrs. Flora Wood and Mrs. C. K. driving from the stock yards Fri­ Smith attended the I- A. H. ut Mrs. day evening bls team breamn fright­ ened and r-.in liuo Wm. BarkcFn burn. Hattie Fuller’s last Wednesday Cootter, from Friday till Monday. There will 4m- preaching services breaking the harness. Mlaa Cassel In taking n teacher’s next Sunday nt the usual hours. It hitched up to go home. They ran course nt thn Western Normal. o'clock In the morning nnd 7: Ju in the again and -i tree stopped them, 'but J. I* Smith won at Grand Rnpldn io stay In town nil night. Saturday on business. Dan Gerllnger of Nashville called driving Into town thclr horse Jiccamc rin his sinter. Mrs. Lcn Wachter, Alonfrightened nt Nickerson's wagon and threw them out. The girls were not Injured but the buggy was ruined. lHenry. Bollinger In moving In the Tungnto building thia week. Henry says ho In diable to have a hounokceper most nny old time. was third and sent J 4.00 and Mm. Bessie Woodman. JJ.JO. These ladles and especially Mm. Jordan are to be Frank Smith began sawing bam commended for the Interest* taken nnd village Thursday night. help given. Many other ladles help- thnber for August Geiger last week. H. V. Vanhouten and Dell Williams latwrencc Kllpfer of Hastings vis­ were Grand Rapids visitors Monday. ited bin grandparents. Mr. and Mm. While drawing n load of poiaa from A. Geiger, a port of butt .week. his woods last Wednesday George Tho scholars of the Les school en­ Mnkley wan quite badly hurt by one Blood visited In Grand Rnpldn last of the poles dropping from tho load Sunday Hcltool Kat™. Although Sunday morning wan very stormy, all classes In tho Sun­ Mdfrs- A day school were represented. planning to have a now lighting sys­ The Loyal Workers held a meeting Thursday large attendance on nci-ount of the tem put In their church soon. at the homo of Mildred Coats last storm. Friday evening. MIm Gladys Radford of Hastings <«ur Sunday School should be proud field from Wednesday till Monday. of Its high grade literature. Besides until Monday Thia nwtldta -was badly hit by the 4*lg snow storm Haturdity. nbbilt four- i Carlton visited Al. Itnidter and family tern Inches having fallen rtevompanMonday. publlshed. The led by considerable wind. Which piled ' H.uirr Is sending the, •Inllvrs nnd friends In The talk of the town la the coming | r Aunt Dinah’s Quilting party h ch Will !><■ given al the low,. l.-.n Our Red Tag Sok* will only last two more days. The sale closes positively oh Saturday night. Feb. 7th. Friday and Saturday are going to be the greatest days of our sale. Below are some of our specials for Friday and Saturday. The prices are so ridiculously low that we ad­ vise you to come Friday if you can. in order to get all you want. Notice our special announcement in Coats. Turkish Towels. Waists, Dresses. Rugs and Domestics. Ask your friends to come. You will save money on every purchase. Manufacturer’s Loss Your Gain Save Money Specials for Friday and Saturday Our Red Tag Sale practically cleaned up all our coats, so wc had n chance a few days ago to purchase some winter coats from a good manufacturer nt very low figures, coats made from "Salts Plush" All Wool Broad­ cloth, Fancy Novelty Coats. Etc. We hnv* marked them extremely’ low lor Friday and Saturday ns they must l»c closed out fast. Silk Plush Coats. >15-00 values at $7.98 Best grade of Silk Plush Coats in valm-s up to >35.00. sizes 34 «o 4f>. at only $16.50 Fancy Coats and Black Kersey Coats $9.98 Extra social values in Dress Skirts, all wool ai only -------------------------------$1.98 Afternoon Dresses, some worth up to >6.00. all with Red Tags that will save you hall or more. r- nlienifed now. Only- two more FMIDS1EH III give their annual supper Feb, i: PRETTT DOUBLE WEDDING IN CARLTON TUESDAY EVENING the j ding iH-curr* >1 nt tin- In.iiu daughter Mla-« Nl marriage to Mr. I tha Flpmliig, »f Kalamazoo. In presence of about 6ft relatives attended the funeral Hulett, of Charlotte. nuptial knots Mbu* Mary Wclpport cainn h»m> ! cation. WedneatUv'1 ttldnesda). brother McClelland brothers were nt Dawson Woodward of ttond Hill, l >hlo. were plfased to hear that n lit­ tle daughter had arrived to gladden their home. 'Charles Smelker nnd family of Freeport visited their Bister. Mm. Fred Durkee. Friday on route to Nashville. Vernon • Alfred U Smith. I The Sunfield Sunbeam club will In- Singing by Grange—Battle Hymn of the Republic. "Original" Container. Lincoln'* Birthday— Flag exercise As we understand It, when the de- ’•y eight children. Partmcllt agriculture, promulgating rules for handling milk, ndvisea; Do not remove milk from the original contolner," It docs not mean exactly what o Bay, OUR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PAY percent if left with us one year 3 percent if left six months Other investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are subject to change in market value which may take more than in­ terest, then too, you must find a buyer. Our Certificates are Payable on Demand and Provide a Sure Income. Savings Books Issued. LAKE ODESSA STATE SAVINGS BANK, Lake Odessa, Mich. • Organized In 1888 — Under State Control OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. George LivertonPresident Wm. H. McCartneyVice President Sherman I. Strong,.Cashier ’ Howard C. LawrenceAssistant Cashier • Otto C. Russ Otis Miner Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Krieger U. S. Postal Savings Depository No. 4770. ♦ ..^r. .HUI Iirilt. r "niv, win, - . ............. ............. J ------ -----------nuw moving onto Mm*-. 1 Ui-luus luncheon was served. Ous Tni*or of Ath* ns visited Mr. | The color wh* me w.is carried out nnd Mrs. Nathan Purscll from Wed- tn pink undi white, qesday until Tuesday. | becomingly Igowne* Mrs. Will lUu the Shirt Waist Specials ■ Onelot and 75c White Shirt Waists, sizes 3-S to 4»’..... . ... 39c Mouogram Tailored Waists, regular price fl.25. to closest . ...... ............... ..................... I Sc EEE1F1E1E "Don’t Speak" Club. • The Moscow prefecture baa just conflrme>l the statutes o' a .newly- ture of which is the absolute alienee Imposed ou Its members within tho club precincts Any infraction of thia cardinal rule Involves a monetary penally. The club is well appointed and luxurious­ ly equipped. Gesture is the only medium of Inter­ course among Its members. The same rigid regulation obtains at the club buffet and In the dining room, as well aa In the library and general rooms. Orders .are' conveyed to tho alien!. waiters by means of tablets they carry—Dally Mall. No matter how many good Ideas you have, your worth la measured by thoae you carry out. 3k BARN -pent Thumdny md Raphiilr. and Jin M E. Calkins nnd < >i Mr. nn.i Mr- t’ronk and 8ylv> «i Saturday is the last day of the Red Tag Sale Leg-Gansratsd Light. A French Inventor has devised a mechanism which. If he Is to bs be­ lieved. will conserve the health and pocketbook while adding appreciably to tbe joy of living, it la an exerciser made after tbe fashion of tbe blcyele. but connected with n dynamo of mod­ erate i>ower and a storage battery. One mounts the machine and by ped­ aling for an hour or so has sufflclent exercise to develop his muscles prop­ erly. not to mention the pleasure of wheeling. He has also generated enough electricity to keep several lights burning for an entire evening. The Inventor estimates that a fam­ ily of ordinary alio may keep health at high tide and live In a splendidly Illuminated house at small cost Nautical Note. The Sea ot Matrimony is filled with Hardships.—Lippincott's. PIANOS Did Much Toward Building Up thl South In the Days Before the Revolution. The nnnu-il •• -tltute of the Co.it? Grove W, C T I .was held nt th* Singing—"Marching Through Geor­ church Tu<-*.l.o. January 37. Hi 14 The Institute w" In charge of Mrs gia.” Bertha Bush *,f Delton. 3rd dlxtrlyl Recitation. ’”1 Su Grandly’’—Mt president, .ni l was conducted In net Singing—’Song utual carn.-rt .nd enthualaatic way Socially- the white servant was kn liutHirtanl factor in helping to build up a landed arintocracy In the aouth, be­ cause he made ihishILiIi- the cultivation ’.This will b..’ an Poor Pal "Willie!" said his father, croaily, ”1 never used to oak so many questions when I was young." "I’m nwtul sorry, papa," Willie thoughtfully replied. ’’ 'cause if you had maybe you’d be able to answer more of mine now," BILLJc ♦ We furnish everything for building purposes and have the largest ♦ stock of HIGH GRADE materials at the LOWEST PRICES ♦ in Barry county. Let us know your plans and we will gladly assist you in every possible way and furnish our estimates of all ♦ cost. NOW is the time to call and talk it over. box was v.-n • *ly conducted by Mrs. pendence, George Taylor and Mathew Glnsnrr. Adjournment. Thornton; Charles Thompson, the sec■-..MMH,,:".’.. ”™i„:!"'•'’«»-owiiwiui Which w.i« enjoy, d 7>y a targe nudl-1 Cenpral Hullivnn of revolutionary war cnce. ' \ tame, had all been white servants. It “ ’ — I Is certain also that many'became sue-1 Judgment by Faith. cessful planters, and perhaps the ma I Judge not by eds anil things, take jorlty respectable and desirable cltl ! tho good heart and thu good motive the -cn9. on trust. Believe in it, affirm It. To affirm a thing is literally to mako It firmer. To glorify the good self of j ( Tito Mexicans have ft turn foP the, another is to . * t going the machinery 1 picturesque which displays itself In by which goodness manifests. 1 the stret names of the capital. There When others believe us good, or Is Lovo of God street. The Holy Ghost I wise, or lovely, wc catch-tho vibration street, Haq Indian street. Street of the by thought trni:nference and begin to Wood Owls, Lost Child street, and a believe In ourselves as true, beautiful cautionary Pass If You Can street. and good. And whatsoever things wo Shop names, too. in Mexico are out' bellovo In we think upon, and we be-; of tho common. A drug store calls it­ come like that which wo think upon. self dale of Heaven, and a drinking­ Also we act accordingly. saloon describes itself frankly as Tho worid'.'juat" believe In thoso’abou" you" i Balt lhe Uct11! '—!------’ | ••Witchcraft" • In Lecky’S ' Rationalism in Europe*-: >A learned historian -i --------a---full — tho gives and. fair account of tho rise, progress and end of "WltchcrAft/’ and one could do no better than to turn to him fot the light one might be seeking on that wretched subject -------------- You cannot think of a more beautiful Gift to your family than a Piano; it means not only education but joy for everybody, and YOU are the only source through which your family can secure this great gift. But tn a free citizen and owner of n small i estate. Thus was ■l<>vclopc*l a yeoman ..... -------------meat In tho southern colonies, while Qt the game time settlers were secured for tho black lands, where they were tu-i-deil to protect the frontier. Never­ theless. they did not form a distinct class otter becoming freedmen. Homs, Were doubtless the progenitors of the' ntonal Prohibition ...... .... •w,r whH® trash" of the south, but it1 i ilgn and urged the -i.ecial~ meettngH * i<> ll* <hat environment rather than' unions t<> h*d arouse Inter in tbe movement.. birth was tbe main factor In producing Rcrltntlon -> this class. While comparatively few 8. W. Smith rare to prominence, yet there are some Freeland sp"*'1' "n ihe "Temperance notable examples to the contrary. Two' he!pfu|k*ind u:-.i *■ live. Thr^i^eatjon of the Ih-claratlon of Indo­ ~ «♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦**«♦♦♦♦ In Harper's Magazine followed :*y a p *:■ r. "Press and Lft. i nture," by Mr». Allie Fuller. Tl thought w.i- * ’'Phaalxcd that « should hnv,- «!— idedly tempemn*. and-rellglou* i i i.ilure in the home, Mrs. Gluan- r • : '.lahvIHc conducted ■—The Nautiiux. E. Court St. Yards ♦ Phone 254 ‘ QUR stock o( Pianos is easily one of the most representative Piano stocks in this country. Perhaps you Jo not know that we carry many makes anJ the chance for.choice is unequalled in Michigan. WHITE SERVANTS' GOOD WORK llrnthei FOR THAT ♦ Broadway Yards, ♦ Phone 224 Union Suits and beautiful presents. Jerxet left for their Singing— Ground." Recitation, Htndle. :See Bauer Bros. Now ♦ ♦ I9J6c I'nbleochcd 3*>-inch Sheeting, a gon*l «oft cotton and at great hatgain. ..... . . Be Heavy Bleached Outing Flannel, as good asjroti can buy for 10 ami J&, only J Children's Ready Made Dresses, some worth tip to 76c, at only . 30c Bleached Turkish Towels, sire 22x15, regular 3Uc value, nt only . ... -27c Men's Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers 32c Children's Fleeced Shirts and Drawers 19c *. Alm. |na la*mmon. Lin- Friday accompanied . d.ns"' vZlUn^’frl^nds*'" that" vtelnhy’ I Mr. and Mm. Corl Englund i-re| moving thclr goods to the ho.ii- of thclr parents thia week. Mr. England . Is preparing to attend a business I ’•Berkeley" Cambric, lull pieces For Two Day* Only Returning t< Mr"’ T,,coJor" Mc®fle 1,1’ A 1 »>'■ arrived al the hom< • । Wilford Boatman's Monday night. ice attended thn county Institute nt Charlotte laid ■'Lon«ltlJe,' Cambric, shot! lengths HASTINGS SANITARY DOUBLE. STORE Tite Store waft OKIE IPHICIE to Affl days left. Wright returned u> day after n few days li.m bjnii vIMllng hl* grandparent*. Mr <in.l Mr.' 1' M....... ....... ■ ... ■’Lonsdale" Bleached Sheeting. .... Feb. 7th HOLMES t'HI’IKTI. | lUttle C •'Fruit of Loom'' Bleached Sheeting by buying was In Hastings Sat- n party **f * The Sunllcld tiviehem attended th* mem at the Town hail next'Saturday I ra/unire‘‘,-'> ~ Friday and n,*h*’ , I Saturday. EAST WOODLAND. All our teachers attended t LAST GALL Carter’s . "For," said the humorist, who was endeavoring to throw the woman's club into mirthful convulsions, "as Shakespeare says in Pi»radiae Lost, ’a man's u man for a’ that.’" '"Mercjk __________ _ r.„. what Ignorance." the________ second_vlce-presldent whispered to tho recording see­ rotary, " 'Shakespeare ' didn't write ” Paradise Lost." -QI course you've often wished for one, but it seemed a luxury that others could afford,* but not you. Now did it ever occur to you that "others" thought the same thing before they talked it over with us? It's part of our business to show you how easy it is for you to own a piano, and wc want to talk it over with you. Our easy payment plan will please you. \ PLAYERS It you want the greatest musical instrument ever invented, come in and let us demonstrate the wonderful PLAYER PIANO. Ynu become an artist at the Piano the moment -you sit down in front of a Player. Here , is the greatest achievement of modern inventions; takes the • place of a silent Piano in the home and maxes YOU the artist. Besides, you can play it by hand lixe the regular Piano. Come in and see a wonderful array of these wonderful instru­ ments. We sell them on monthly payments. Friedrich’s ■ X DOWNTOWN STORE 206 MONROE AVENUE GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. �Successors to Lopperithien Co Every day we are becoming more and more settled and by the time this paper issued we will be straightened around enough to wait upon you better, both in ' the dry goods as well as the grocery department. We hope you will come in and see us and make yourself at home here as in the past. i • We offer many excellent bargains this week Friday and Saturday in Dry Goods, Ready-to.-wear and Groceries. SEND CDpri Al 1 /TL 1—4 17 bars of Lenox Soap, with $1.00 extra groceries, sugar not included VALENTINE^ Canned Jhlmon /fastings Purity plour Jfeinzs JUST RECOUNT THE} LITTLE TREASURES YOU HOLD DEAR WHICH OTHERS HA VE GIVEN YOU, AND WHICH YOU STILL [POSSESS'. AFTER MANY YEARS. YOUR OWN HAPPI­ NESS WHICH THESE REMEMBRANCES REVIVE WILL INSPIRE YOU TO}SEND VALENTINES WHICH WILL NOT PERISH WITH CC The "Home Product" Per Sack «X 87 Varieties THE DA Y. ।----- WE HA VE SCORES OF APPROPRIA TE VALENTINE ••RE­ MEMBRANCES” IT WILL PLEASE YOU TO GIVE, AND THOSE WHOM YOU CHERISH, TO RECEIVE. THE QUALITY OF OUR GIFTS IS SUPERB I THE PRICES HONEST. Fresh supply of these choice bottled goods. Large 3-lb sacks, Special! 3 sacks for____________ 25c "Monarch" Oat Meal Beinz's fork and Beans L. V. BESSMER Choicest brand of bulk Rolled Oats. Special! 7 lbs for_ with Tomato Sauce * THE RELIABLE JEWELER 10 and J5c size fiulk Starch Special! Rainis Jbmato Ketchup ' IB and 25 c size PtinEE Jomato Jiup ’TXiSI’wJnKSfJ'Iunk Crolt- *“ . We call particular attention to the excellent grades ol coffee in our stock. * Our Mex-O-Ja Coffee at per lb._____ _ _______ ___________Ovv Our Cresco Coffee at per lb.__ the very beat was In tho city Tuesday. Miss Josephine Nosh spent last ■ 'week with friends In Albion. George Kelley was in Grand Rap-1 Ids over Bunday, visiting relatives. A. Ar Anderson returned Bunday evening from hla trip to Oklahoma. Mrs. Marie Fisher visited relatives, and friends In the country laat week. L. II. Pryor was In Benton Harper and fiL Joo last week on legal bull- ; 7 lbs for______________ 25c 25c Jfigh tirade Coffees Finest grade on the market personal mention 10 and lie afu with Tomato Sauce 10 and IBc __ OOC are unsurpassed for mild and sweet flavor and choice atonia. Try ope of these brands. Oranges--Special Beinz's Spaghetti “Raceland" Salmon A very good grade of Salmon tall earn 1 Jienkel’s Pancake jriour cheeper dun Apple. Choicest grade of sweet juicy California Navel Oranges, one of the sweetest varieties 435c size. Special for SaturdayLOu UZi Special-—._______ IvC “King" Salmon A fine brand of light red Salmon, tall cans J * SpecialA - “Chic”. Salmon A very choice red sal­ mon. Tall cang. 1 i Special each .-*-« "Kodiak" Salmon The finest grade of red Salmon in tall cans. 1 O Specjal each-*-O “Quaker" Puffed Rice Most nutritious of all Cereals. 15c pckg. QfZ Special 2 for... Mrs. George Payne. of Delton, was the guest of Mrs. M. W. Hicks. Wed- Arils Townsend, of Grand Rapids, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stowell. ACTOR DROWNEOIWSUN COLLISION KNOWN HERE Gixirgv Iambi, of MBcsri Thcniriml Co.. Went U<n»n InBtcamcr Nan­ tucket in (,ticwt>eskc liny. The Detroit Frttc Pres* on Monday Let THE‘BANNER advertise your Auction Safe, other systems beaten a mile. It has all AUCTION SALE Having decided to dispose of my personal property, I will hove an Auction Sala at my farm 6 miles south of Hastings and *4 mile oast Or 3 miles north and *4 mile eaat of Dowling • - on Section 9. Baltimore township, on togruph. which was that of a woman who bore such an astonishing likeness to the lady residing hero that It was almost impossible to distinguish the difference. It was tho picture of Mr. lewis' wife, who had died some time I before, and he was visibly moved by llndlng some one so much resembling her. He was a m.yi of conaldtnsbli.wcalth and culture ,md tho lady has wan being played In Grand Rapid*, the correspondent in this city, who whm no more Inti rested In him than io grant the whim ot an unusual num, was culled up by telephone by Mr. held at the homo Friday and the remain* were brought to thia city where the funeral was held Bunday afternoon nt the home of Mr. nnd Mr*. Jay Blakeney nn Ho.. Hanover war choose to tiring <omo to Grand Rap­ id* and tin hla gumu. flho ycnt ac­ companied by another <woinan. and they received a -very cordial welcome Wednesday, Feb. 11th commencing st 1:30 o'clock sharp HORSES POULTRY Bay horse, xx years old. weight 1300 pounds. , Bay hone, n years old, weight 1300 pounds. This is an extra good team, single or double, sound and true. 60 good laying hens. 3 geese and 1 gander, Tulouse. 2 ducksand x drake. 4 hen turk­ / CATTLE eys. 1 gobbler. Bronze. MISCELLANEOUS* Roan cow 9 years old giving milk, due May xa. Spotted cow 5 years old, due March 7. Heifer x year old, 3-quarier Holstein. , 3 heifer calves, 7 months old. SWINE 0. 1. C. Brood Sow wt. 250, due March 15. * 12 fall shoats. wt. .125 lbs. each. 2-horse Studebaker ^“80°’ _ 3x9 dumb lioards. ' Double work harness, crotch strap, brass trimmed inch, new last spring.. Buggy pile. 5° cedar posts. 2 bushels White Cap Dent Seed Com. 2 bushels Yellow Dent Seed Corn. x stack corn stalks. SHEEP 18 Shrop good, breeding ewes 2 and 3 years old. 1 Cotswold ram, 3 years old. flupt. O. K. Balyeat. of Bparts. Mi­ nded the Teachers’ Institute here aursdsy and Friday, and was the Meat of Mr. and Mrs. Burt ttaeon. MUa Josephine Anderson Is expeclil hrinu- from Akeley College, Grand WARM DINNER TO THOSE COMING FROM A DISTANCE. SHELTER FOR HORSES IN CASE O/F STORM. An Announcement Increase of Dividends ..r.0’'„u,’?r*,^’0, ,rn ymrapaittli applies Io the I’repsld 1 to the Investor lu cash the 1st of Jamnry and July. Writ* for lull pi»rtlcuUr». Capita •aawi • Um iMMIHNn, Lansing, Mich. All Goods to b. Sold—No By­ bidding. Earl Hicks, reporter. To the Point A lawyer residing In Washington, and noted for hla laconic style of ex­ pression. sent the following terse and witty note to a refractory client who would not comply with hla reiterated demands for tbe payment of hla bill: “BIr: If you pay the Inclosed, you will oblige me. If you do not I shall oblige you." Worth Thinking Of, Olrls. “Tho happiest wife." « recant Eng­ lish woman writer la quoted as saying, “Is not alwgya tho one marries the beat man. but lbs one wbo makea ths bast ot ths man oho upurlM." Children Need Protection. Because they have Imi resisting power, ehlld^n'ar* more susceptible to all kinds of <|JicaM ferine than old­ er persona. This is why everyscbl1d, shoufd be early taught to avoid the habile which lead to Infection. It is little short of a? criminal riak to al­ low a child to work or play In a room or yard that is not clean u It can be made. . TFQMQ" AH <umi of $5 and undir, cash. Over that I tnfflO. lm0Unt 9 months time will ba glvan on bank* abla notes with Interest at 6 per cent RUSSELL GREENFIELD, Prop, Arthur Glasgow ClerK �— TI1K MMTUIC BA1OMI. 1 I JUU ABV —r -mi Stock Reduction Sale Offer Big Savings Now provlpg, kll?°on February », The announcement of this sale met with wide response. In justice to your own interests you should attend, no matter if you wish to buy or not. < . $25.00 $18.75 16.88 15.00 13.50 11.25 9.00 7.50 Suits and Overcoats, now­ Suits and Overcoats, now-­ Suits and Overcoats, now— Suits and Overcoats, now... Suits and Overcoats, now... Suits and Overcoats, now... Suits .and Overcoats, now... 22.50 20.00 18.00 15.00 12.00 10.00 25% REDUCTION on Winter Underwear, Flannel Shirts, Sweaters, Fur Coats, Work Coats, Caps, Children’s Suits and Overcoats, Dutchess Trousers, Gloves and Mittens. Continued from page one. ty ticket, who thus acquire an In-! fltienee that Is capable'of great abuse. eight pounds. , The •UlloIlT B4UKIT' principle Judge Bmllh will hold court for Judge North In Battle Creek today is: . First—that only those offices should and tomorrow. There will be a card party at the ba elective which, are Important Masonic dining room next Tuesday itlon. night, to which all are Invited. There will be a special convocation of Hastings Chapter No. •». II. a. M.. Friday evening, Feb. •. There will be unco'nfnaed public Ixuniinatlon of the Obedience Io physician, who came t<> Hastings about six months ago, has Ptarrd nu> Dishonesty Rare In China. Right to Accspt Reward. ' The right of a public officer to ac­ cept a reward was Involved In tbe most honest peoplo In the world In keep case ot Hartley vs. Inhabitants ot thclr business rotations. They Granville, ________ , ____ before _ ________ tho supremo _____judicial ______ their word whether expressed In writ­ court of Massachusetts, Ln which tho ing according to printed formula or court ruled that while ordinary peace spoken by the lips, and so loyal are officers cannot collect additional com they to the honor of the family that pensatlon for services rendered In per the son performs tho pledges of the lawn-, who nuv may U1U/ have UH failed from mtaformance of thclr regular duties, yet aI father contract made to pay an officer for■ ftfrtuuto or death. However hard services rendered outside and not In they may regard tho bargain, how­ consistent with hta duties Is valid, ever convenient and truthful might Tho court holds that a constable who be the.plea of falling busipess these ferreted out offenders, relying on a ro yellow peoplo despise such sophistries ward offered by the town, may recover, and keep thclr word. ! because detective duties are not with *“ •C°P® °f » constables official,' Hardly Probable. A parrot lhat purchases tho news­ ■ There is not much chance that a . | spinster who becomes really attached paper every morning is owned by Pa-. trolman* Jerry O'Brien of Allston1 Pithy Postscript. to a parrot will ever marry. She could street, vuaovoivwn, Charlestown, ■ a minra retired p«uuipatrol-, A striking Illustration of tho say-: not possibly And a man who .would try Each night Mr. Ing that-- tho -pltb of a lady's letter is|, to look and talk like that. man. E L — —.. O'Brien 2 ‘leaves --------- i---------------------------------- ... a penny outside the window sill, and! In tho postscript occurred In the caso[ when a newsboy passes in the morn- > ot a young lady who. having gono Friendly Tip to Parents. Ing Polly shrieks, ”8ay. boy. bring In | out writing home to her . . to India, and... .............................. k uu viuv< Tho older u a an, girl seis gets tho less sun she A paper!" Tho boy brings In the pa-i f-*--1- — -»—■-* with- - -following, • friends, concluded the plctur, (or whlch aha per and takes tho penny.—Boston i words: -------— Wl — by my tx>sod ln B wmU bo*> —ClMlnnaU Eo,1—,^ that th., Iv am married.* — i.u" । qQlre|. Traveler. ‘ signature Disraeli, whose eloquence Lord Cur son ranks below that of Gladstone, tried hard to give hla hearers the Im­ pression that hb was not In the habit of preparing hta speeches. Discussing Plunket's oratory with Disraeli, Lord! Granville remarked that tbe Irish 1 statesman hesitated so long for a word that he seemed to be on tho point of breaking down. "Lord bless you.“ Disraeli exclaimed. “Did that take you in? Why, that Is part of tho trick. 11 have often done It to make It appear! that my speech has not been pre-1 pared.” ' ' Parrot Buys the Paper. I shows. Mr. Edmonds • vpecu to arises, owing to the fact that the strengthen his line of full blood Du- .ommlttecs are loo large to move roc Jerseys by the porch.isc of some quickly. of honor at timed at the obsolete Miss Mary Matthews. MIm Nor* Harr orlng to do buslnvoa ut present. entertained Friday evening with an Could any form of l-u.ine dollar that Both occasions were very enjoyable, and the bride-elect received many­ pretty and useful gifts. A motion for a new trial in th.- care of tho People vs. Chris E. Groves was trouble and expense of syMrrnatlxlng day. Hon. f. T. Colgrovc appearing One rack of Ladies* and Misses’ Coats, C'T no black cloth and pony, now selling at•P^e/0 One lot Misses’ Coats, worth from $5 to $7 no now selling at_____________________________ ^1.70 Special on Skirts One whole rack of Skirts, formerly sold (Pl QQ up to $6.00, marked at________________ sJjIsVO $14.98 Takes your choice of any Coat in our stock, which includes all our high priced this season’s Coats that regularly sold at $20, $22 and ‘ $25. This is an op­ portunity never before offered in Barry county. Skirt Sale • Skirts Skirts Skirts Skirts Skirts Hastings National Bank, The Only National Bank In Barry County HASTINGS, FOUND COCA MICHIGAN A cure 6HAND RAPIOS FINANCIAL LETTER LEAF —:---------General business conditions conHablt So Prevalent In South Amsric* Unue to steadily Improve. Money la Indorsed by a Travellno '’,uih v-»Mrr. Investment buying conmoorseo oy. a ■ raveling volurjtawin markets. Auffersr .... . , ... t with On my Journey through the cold upduring the twist week.' duo to ,thr too advance during the preceding tains, I camo upon tho natives chew- rapid three weeks. The real Investment of w. t’n dr< was not Injurious, whlla the other half maintained that tho coca leaves had such a bad effect upon the natives that It held them back from civilizing t..n.What Influence. What shall a layman do $6.00 $5.25 $4.50 $3.75 $3.00 All other Skirts same reduction. $ 3.00 Coney Sets now only . $ 6.00 Blue Wolf Set now only .. $18.50 Red Fox Set now only____ $1.65 .$3.69 $9.98 All other Furs, Neck Pieces and Muffs sold in about the same proportion as quoted above. the needed qualillcations. in taking up tho commission form of government w>> would not be tak­ ing an unknown measure, for its workings ha lheir merit* in the navi and the quality of the There CRKS in In charge at the minimum cutlvi slblv to the commlssloncre and thej^tq |hc people. This would HASTIgQS > / AT PRESENT PRICES. 'ifasr Greyer will yea wilfo ti K you CRYSTAL’S PRIDE. goncy tout nny tho country; <;i mtl ability to govern Many another city has been as The first Preferred.Stock of Mtedl ILa^ht Mwya C@nai[paiiiiy handled success­ You will receive the benefit of the ACCRUED problem In that city of ItC.OOO poovery dlrectiorh. no doubt of the ability of the penfully If thefc -'III only crystallize lheir efforts In the commission and then back thin commission up to the limit of reason." The question Is one that Is up to us to push ahead the good movement. J. T. PIERSON & SON PURE, PASTUERIZED CREAMERY BUTTER executive and technical points that would be of them If they «<• of the work ihcmsclve* method is being the COME AND SAVE MONEY BY PAYING GASH When 1 remember how earnestly men have striven to think their way into tho secrets of the universe, and how certainly they have failed, I sea dearly that only he who Uvea into truth finds It, and that love alone is ijnmortal.—Hamilton Wright Mabie. OK POOK BDTirEK WHEN too can get up the fully If .See the display of Coals in our win­ dow, for which you have your choice at only $4.98. These are regular $10 to $15 Coats. Bull Disturbed Services. A bull attended church, where mass was being celebrated, In Terragon, Spain, recently. Tho congregation was soiled with panic and stampeded, two persons being seriously injured. I The animal was finally shot inside the church. that effect, and this would bo practically what this city 'would do under the coinmtsslon ‘ ' * With the added debt to hamper thi tn thn front und<- $4.98 from silk which Is heavily “sited" with a lead composition, so that It contain! threewc(aui times ut Its rau weighttui of_ lead. This Umuo llBS lba BdvantaKe Of being much roore elMUo and BCU a, a very . ... good• screen for lbw X-ray. especially when the back portion Is reinforced. Manager. wh< now. ___ . ____ now__ _____ ___ . now___________ ... now________ ____ . now_____ __________ _ All Winter Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices PHONE S Jay Gould, the noted financier, once said “One'frundred dollars in the right place at the right time will earn as much as one man steadily employed.” This is a great truth in financial matters that you must let -sink deep into consciousness. But the question right now with many is: ‘‘How shall I acquire the first one hundred dollars so as to invest it?” And the an­ swer is: “By depositing part of your earnings profit­ ably;” For most any wage earner, by industry, thrift and economy, can accumulate one or two hundred dollars, and no better place to do this can be found than in an interest account in this National Bank. Your money is always ready for you when you want it, and your savings are under United States Govern­ ment supervision. ping of much valuable equipment? writes in the National Magaxlno. Tho It is because of the necessity of to be anticipated. meeting the modern conditions that. Bonds continue leys of the high Andes. Seeing tbe ddent that the that the Ingenuity of the expert can people look so happy with coca leaves In their mouths, I tried to chew some mony has been Incorrectly admitted ------------ -------------------- ------- afforded ------------- ---- thia by the court. tallowed month will not continue tong. Recent just like hay. But when I nev. ,.>r. w. at. runrr p.i»i«ir oi . ,............ , A ' ~ Trinity Methodist Episcopal < HUreh. C“.n we afford to go on some of tho juice from them 1 found- 1 offering* of thia character In the local and Rev. llusrell H. Bread) pa.inr of l" ,‘he ot <'6mp.-tltlon with live It a most delightful stimulant to tho llnd lhl. |irk.p advanced several points, tho local chtirch of that .hm.mlna« 1 around us. and uso the old. —----------------------------tlon. exchanged pulpits flundaj Oll ! out-of-date methods woen there is stomach. For a long time I had been . .................. .. .... .. ■ tl,.. lies! Io be tin ,1 f <,e I It.. Ink Ine suffering from an ulcer of the atom-1 Protects Whole Hand. In looking up Hie petition Hat, wc nch which was very painful. Tho coca I grcgutlons were not as tars*- « usual. | Protecting gloves generally in uso but Dr. Puffer gave two inspiring were, surprised to- llnd iu little ob­ for X-ray work are ordinary gloves sermons, which were much appreci­ jection to the amount of the taxes wt left no ill effect. I continued this for having applied on the back n layer of ated. Mrs. Puffer came with him. rouldn't mind that a month, and It did more for the rubber that contains lead, as lead Is and both were warmly greeted by concerned. - — —— are could see value euro of the ulcer of tho stomach than known to stop the rays. But this is many who had known th- tn and lov­ In thclr application to the any medicine that I had taken in somewhat .MU ,„Ptand ,louc> ,. ed them during their five years resl- received stiff tacks suppleness. ----.» _.—.. —i. thj. j n,1I(. dento here, Europe or America for this trouble. I anil besides lt |, on)y tho back of the । In charge. mention this particularly. Tho doctors hand that jg prolecled. A French Inlheir names on the petition. of Bol’vla and Peru last summer were Tenlcr uge ot a fabrlc wh|ch There are many problems coming In a hot dispute about the evil effects - morn flexible - - - and it protects Is much tho whole of the hand from injury by upon tho natives. One-half of tho medlncss man, who was convicted charge of paternity by a >i<u:ig man residing In Carlton. Mj. grove based his argument <>a th- THIS UNFAVORABLE WINTER IS THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE BARGAIN SEEKER. $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 -fundamental Galveston. Dea Moines and other the I’ancoaat Building. American cities that are governed by “Commlnlona.** circuit court will convene on Tues­ The application-of these principles day. ths J*th. As Washington's jihould be . extended tu nil cities, birthday falls upon Sunday. Monday counties and states. Is declared the legal holiday. Court. As to the practical application of this definition to our local needs, it 1s Our Wall'Lake oorraapoi>d«nt tells government la such that attended the auction sale of Wm. Gelb and Manson Norton. and that they were highly pleased with the re­ sults of tho sale. It was advertised In tlon. There Is no x*cnilng responsi­ Cary Edmonds left Monday night bility tn the mutter of handling tho for Dayton, Ohio, to attend for a few different departments, ns there can Coat, Suit, Skirt and Fur Sale Unusual Coat Prices to of Gnat Britain and othei received another shipment of Gold doing the work of the city. By this I Medal flour thia -week. It speaks Very mean there Is no direct head to look emphatically for the large volume of after the work that la n competent overseer,‘and feeling the responsibil­ ity of the position. This la not said in front of hla In n spirit of t-rlilclam of any one of flout place. acting In the rapacity of a conimlt- ONE. PRICE CLOTHIERS READY MONEY a non-weighing, dose enough supervision In the mut- Morrill, Lambie 6 Co One rack of Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats for- OQ merly sold up to $10 are now selling at,__ OxC Zi2U3J? COHMISSIOIGOVTIS FURTHER EXPLAINED Pers of the city have both declared thclr wish to help II illong. and will give space to any explanations that 'will make It clearer. Wo shall have sixty days or.uion- before the spring eiecllun. and III that time the question Wilf be placed tutors the public Hi ev,ry way possible. . DIVIDEND since October 1, 1913. The dividend of 1^% paid quarterly is due January 1, 1914, and the purchaser of stock gets the benefit. A Faircfaiae Now TOi1 NcH Good Btahras Send for circular and earnings statement showing prosperous condition of this company . • Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Beetles Michigan Trust Co. Bldg. Grand Rapids, Michi<aa, �the middleville with their mall One day fast our druggist, received-a fountain pen Il — ....... ........... - -----. S3nd. Someone’s conscience bothered them. Hastings Jhe fiest for the Money Jtore ALWAYS OTHER FISHES This is an impartial distribution of benefits Volta! Pierre bad never drank before. Had never done any­ thing that a straight young man should not do until tho "turp • n 11 n e man” men. Is taking hla IB days vacation. came out of the He will spend a few cays with hl* son bayou and said to In Traverse City accompanied hy his old man Etienne wife and Mrs. Johnson of California. Mors sRR* is-kept thin feed is raised Mr. Cetostla Whitaker, aged 7( for around here. Every year wvernl years, died Tuesday PBhe had I a ml* of corn and other feeds are Im­ hewn In poor health for some years. ported. Dr. B. C, Swift wss In Hastings on business Monday evening ' wees. -- --- ------tings Thursday and Friday in at­ tendance at iho convention, which iwe hear spoken of as a very beneficial dsT-'rvenlng from a trip about the state, which Included both business and pleasure. LL our customers have an equal chance now at the bargain^ we’re offering in our clearance sale. In one sense we don’t care A who gets them; We’d like to have our friends get them, of course. give him three dollars a hundred weeks old black calf, of his favorite for the turpentine variety. It was eligible for reglstfr, rights tn his strip of course. The Pythian Sisters are preparing And that to put on a home talent play, an­ nouncement Inter of particulars. Mr*. Mattle Bennway spent the last Pte rrs camo part of the week In Grand Rapids visiting friends. . Etienne for bls But the nice thing about bargains like these is that whoever gets one of them is a friend of ours after that if he wasn’t before. •• Hart Schaffner & Marx and Glothcraft Clothes was In the village on business Wedneoday. Jn connection with hia prop- across tho street, announcing an auto ■how tho (th and 7th <>f Fob. You Arthur Brace was In Quimby on need not go to Grand Rapids to sec Thursday looking over a real estate your favorite cars, come to Mlddlcvtlle. d,J1lM Florence Cook of Hastings, was a guest of friends in the village on Thursday. A party of auto enthusiasts attend- rere among rheat to the mill. the'M iddle Rest Estate firms. John Robertson and wife ol On Friday James Sanborn bad the misfortune to lose one of the match­ ed grays, of his recently purchased hearse team. The sad news of the death of Mrs. Edith Rogers Truax, of Sterling. Colo., reached here on Friday. She lived here during her school days and mar- daughter. Hein! But the old man was rough on Pierro, and refused. But It was not Mrs. Clifford Bolter nnd children because of what are spending a few days the guests of her parent*. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Higdon, saw Amanda walking to church with i of Berryville. tho "turpentine man" and could not 1 Edna McKIbblns of Middleville was make Amanda see him that made Fierro take a bottle of whisky down MiM Edith Seafr Purdy and Into the bend of the bayou and gel driink. Yes, and stay drunk, Mabel Raymond of Hastings spent sleeping most of the time till tho Saturday nnd Sunday at hotpe. bottle was empty. Charles Higdon attended the Teachers’ Institute Thursday nnd Frl- locks that woke him. Then voices ; came, and he listened: Don Perkins and friend of Middle­ "Dey say Pierre ain't going win ville spent Sunday with his parents, race this year.” O. Perkins and family. "Pourquol?” Miss Edith Purdy has returned "Dey say 'turpentine man' going run his fast boat; dey say Amanda Higdon mother. BOWENH Ml 1444. With her during her Illness. She had Ing. Feb. fl. All are cordially Invited. many friends her* who mourn with Mr. Riley, who has been visiting the (bereaved ones and offer their with his daughter. Mrs. Harry lottta sympathy In their hour of sadness. Miss Mamin McConnell, who li and family, for some time, returned to his home In Bottle Creek last Wed­ nesday. Bunday with her people. Dr. .L. I’. Parkhurst, of Grand daughter apent Sunday with the Rapids avas here Wednesday to see a Briggs. very sick patient. Dr B. C. fMft »»■ called to Dowl­ Claire Culver of Bradley visited ing In consultation on Friday. with his slater Mrs. John Norris and Max Lynd of Charlotte was n guest family the lattef part of tost week. of his mother over Sunday. trolt attending a sick aunt firr some night completely time, returned horn, Inst Wednesday. on Saturday. Vet Misses Lottie Fowler and Edith usual Saturday'* Jackson were In Hastings Thursday and. Friday attending the Teachers’ Institute. from the hospital on Bunday nnd stood the trip fine. Bhe brought her nurse along. She 'Was much pleased looked for by her many friends. now comes the annual Inventory. Then in clime the now spring stocks. Serfdom In England waa finally abol­ ished in 1660. For a century after­ wards colonists and others on a visit to England were allowed to bring their slaves with them, but by a Judgment of the queen’s bench In 17*3. when hardly through with one job before elded that .„ no man In Great ........ Britain there appears another to take Its. could be held as a slave. An act for P1X. Nora Maok.r SmUh ot C,Z.- j “» Uuwijbmt <b« man is visiting relatives and friends British colonies was passed by the here In her old home town. British parliament, chiefly through tho Monday A. M. the big road machine | exertions of Wilberforce. In 1883, and was brought into play and with two on August i, ig34, nwl g.0M staves teams attached succeeded in putting b,.r.mo Th.lr nwnoe. ths snow from the gutters Into the bec»“« J™*- Tr owners were corn­ middle of the street. It had tieen Im-1 pensated by tho British government to possible to get near the hitching posts ; tho extent of £30.000,060 sterling, on account of the amount of snow. • slavery waa abolished In tho East <»<>>«•. «■» "»««• «•»«»«ib’ men. prontlng by nls experience or n Saturday, procured the big double j ^a*1 India company, in 1638. Great team and sleuths of Albert Wlertngn. Britain had nothing to do with slavery and started out on his route In the . tn South America or the United States. Common Sense Real Estate Talk The statement, made by one of my competitors in their advertise­ ment last week, as to the amount of business they had transacted in the last four years, reminds me of the following story:. An editor stated in his paper that the -milennium day was near at hand, because he had been in the printing business for 25 years and was now the posssesor of three pairs of pants, with a pair of suspenders! for each pair of pantaloons. An editor in another town replied to the above by saying that he knew nothing of this editors reputation as to Huth and veracity, but that he had also been in the printing business for 35 years, and from the above statement alone he knew he was a liar. No man or firm, in this day and age, can prosper who does not adhere strictly to tbe TRUTH in all statements and transactions. There are very few property pwners in Barry^ County who do not know me personally. And all of them know that anyone who transacts business with this Agency always gets a SQUARE DEAL. They also know that every statement I make personally, or through my advertise­ ments, is true. My FIRST INSTRUCTIONS to any man who ever worked for me were aa follows "You must never, under any circumstances whatever, make false statements or deviate from the truth io any way.” Any man who ever worked for me will confirm this statement. , , Everyone prefers to deal with firms who PRACTICE telling the troth. . If you wish to buy or sell a farm, or city property, call on me. I will do your business satisfactorily. C. B. Benham Real Estate and Investment Broker •nd Office Broadway PHONE 472 1 astinSi, Mich Pierre plunged into tho bayou and swam* until sober. "Pardleu. dere's ■ more dan ono girl In de^orld!" sober he went down to the stor® and bought two yards of very nar­ row, very pink ribbon, and he must Boys’ $1.50 Pants Boys’ $1.00 Pants Boys’ " .75 Pants... Boys’ .50 Pants... cause as ho strode away from tho ■tore be was saying under his breath: i "Il y a lea autres poiasons dans la mer, toujers. Ah. oul! toujours." And so thinking ot the other flshea alwaya tn the aca. Pierro made hla way through the woods to old man Aloyalua* front gate. Ho surprised Ce­ celia on tho front steps. Pierro aat down bealde her. And presently Pierro's thoughts eame to the front with: "I been t'lnk, me das maybe you'll ■all In ‘Lis des Eaux wit‘ mo on Fourth ot July. Dm make mo proud. 01.13 .75 .57 .38 $3.00 $3.50 Work Coats. ________ _________ 2.63 $3.00 Work Coats. _ ___ _________ 2.25 $2.00 Work Coats----------------- _____ 1.50 Sweaters strong fingers pressing a tiny packet Into her hand, only tho pleading of that pleasant—very pleasant voice: "Das my colflr, pink. You going "Yes." she murmured. “I wear It” It was a hot day. that Fourth of July, with a boat race on tho bay. | daises. Schooners, sloops and cat-| boats. Some there were in that swel-: tering crowd who followed the flight of tho schooners, but upon wharf and beach and bank every ‘Catan's eye j 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 .00 Sweaters Sweaters „. Sweaters —. Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters to pass up. We’ve lots of This Means $4.00 Work Goats Cecelia was awept Into alienee by tho ruahlng sweetness of thia sur­ prise. There .waa only the trembling ■ou of 'Cajan's money was upon ono of tho two racers Ths "turpentine man’s" cat, tho Kitten, that flow tho blue pennant, and Pierro’s Lis dos Eaux, that flew tho pink. They were well matched boats, and beauties. gleaming white with their bror.d bolts of brilliant blue or pink; each with a big new a«U. each with a lovely girl thing This Means Men’s $25 Suits or Overcoats $18.75 18.00 Men’s $24 Suits or Overcoats 16.50 Men’s $22 Suits or Overcoats 15.00 Men’s $20 Suits or Overcoats Men’s $18 Suits or Overcoats 13.50 Men’s $16 Suits or Overcoats 12.00 Men’s $15 Suits or Overcoats 11.25 10.50 Men’s $14 Suits or Overcoats Men’s $12 Suits or Overcoats 9.00 7.50 Men’s $10 Suits or Overcoats Beadle. Georite ford Potter and family. years ago. Sh< husband, a son at less than regular prices are too good a other good things too. $6.00 ... 4.50 - 3.75 - 3.00 ... 2.25 - 1.50 ... .75 $8.00 Children’s Suits or Overcoati— $6.00 Children’s Suits or Overcoats— $5.00 Children’s Suits or Overcoats. _. $4.50 Children’s Suits or Overcoats—. $4.00 Children’s Suits or Overcoats—. $3.50 Children’s Suits or Overcoats— $3.00 Children’s Suits or Overcoats._. Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s $6.50 $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $15.00 12.00 10.00 6.00 5.00 4.00 2.00 1.00 .50 Seal Caps. Seal Caps. Seal Caps. Caps--------Caps Caps Caps Caps Caps (6.00 4.50 3.75 3.38 3.00 2,63 2.25 S4.88 4.50 3.75 3.00 2.25 . 1.50 . 1.13 Pants—. Pants— Pants—. Pants Pants. Pants. Pants... $11.25 9.00 7.50 4.50 3.75 3.00 1.50 .75 .38 $1.13 .75 .38 $1.50 Gloves or Mittens.. 1.00 Gloves or Mittens.. .50 Gloves or Mittens.. G. F. CHIDESTER Hastings, Mich. Phone 22 : , I ! Advertise your auction sale in the Banner That’s where the people expect to see every sale voted. They crossed tbe lino at the judges' stand. Hearty ■ cheering started them on their second course, and after tho cheer one single voice like a dropping shot: "Watch out he don’t get your wind." What was It worth? Perhaps one of ! tho young sailors knew. Tense, with j the "turpentine man" gave hia boat every advantage hla aklll coaid comAlready the Lily under her reef waa i footing It after the Kitten, and al- ! ready, but too late, the "turpentine man" had eeon the white puff now be- j ginning totura black. It waa too late to shorten sail now if he meant to j leave himself a chance to win. On they came, the Kitten and the Lily, and the squall, half a mile, quar-1 ter, eight; while tbe sky darkened and tho Lily, like one struck by a strong i hand, lay over. But there was a sure grip upon her tiller and no flatters of hope or fear shook the hand that held * the halyards. She righted gallantly under her reef, and with the foam carling along her rail, flew away be-; fore the rising wind. And then tbe wateher* had eyes for the Kitten, and as they turned their eyes upon her . the squall struck her. They saw her go over in the shivering water. Boats shot out. children lifted up their | voices and wept Cacllla, looking back at the res­ cuers and thclr rescued, watched mer­ rily. , "Dey moat made some more fish." she laughed, and Pierre laughed also "You bring mo good luck." he said, gallantly. Ha had fairly forgotten that Cecilia was herself "the other fish." BAN NEB WANT ADVS. PAY We Bought Early to Save The High Cost We bought our HARNESS stock last summer before the price of leather took a sharp advance and by so doing have saved about 10 PER CENT which, we give you the advantage of. You can buy your SPRING HARNESS from us much cheaper than you can from those firms who did not buy their stock until later. The extensive use of leather in the manufacture. of automobiles and the dropping off of the extensive stock raising in the West has re; duced the supply of leather, and consequently increased the cost of leather, which will doubtless continue to increase for some time. There­ fore, it will pay you to buy.what HARNESS you expect to ne^d dur­ ing the next year or so and at least SAVE 10 PER CENT. We have a full line of every desirable pattern of heavy and light HARNESS. 3217 PHONE 1 GOODYEAR. BROS 111-113-115 STATE ST. IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS, MICH. �= t » Wednesday, February 4th we placed on sale duccd lea day until they are closed out. Toilet Soaps We are cleaning up the odds and ends from our While they last 3 » » cakes for 10c. Initial Stationery Each sheet is handsomely initialed in gold. A splendid value at our special price of 25c per box. I I » I Regular price of these soaps were 5c and 10c a cake. t These are books that sold originally from 50c to $1.25. Toilet Soap Department. । The price will here- 100 volumes of books at 42c. I Valentines? Ellis E Faulkner Delton. Michigan. The Rexall Store Mr. Anderson of Hammond. Tnd ry Htorr's lost Wednesday. Doris McBane was the CLOVERDALE. 1 Mrs. N. O. Bump spent Wednesday until Monday with friends daughter Blanch Paul Mrs. Duncan McBane, of Hastings. Sunday al H. Htorr's. Morris Johnson of Landing spent Saturday and Sunday In Milo. with Mrs. WHIIain Butler of Kalama* to move onto .Morris Johnson's farm Fred Ketcham of Delton spent Bun- There The Misses Emily Lewis and Alice ■lies attended tho teachers' Institute thn afternoon. Mrs. J. nnd Miss Dora Itrnndstetlcr attended Hall's moving pictures of HICKORY CORNERS. DEUTON. Tho Epworth League are planning to have a Valentine social on Valen­ gusta hsvs been apsndlr.g tine Day. Place will be given in next visiting the iatftf*g parent... drsws* people, of thli place. I Shults at 2:30 In Vries: IL, The Safety If You Want the Best We Have It In the Dry Goods and Groceries we handle only the very best of its kind. Specials for this week are: ' 8 2 3 7 3 bars Lenox Soap______________ 25c cans Seward Salmon_________ 25c 5c boxes Washing Powder. __ 15c lbs. bulk Starch______ ________ 25c 5c boxes Matches_____________ 10c ••If You Got It At Kopfs It*. Clean.” Michigan Necessary Goods at Popular Prices We have a full line of MEATS and GROCERIES and aim tb keep fresh and tempting goods on hand at all times. Yours for a deal, WILLIAMS’S SON, HICKORY CORNERS, - The committee Frank Kelley'S'people, who have Fulien In algebra wc ore finishing Simul­ taneous Quadratic Equations. Thia is our last week of nlgebr.i. Next week wo take up bookkeeping. Monday morning sV gave some very Interesting class reports which ' Pike have a little glrljiy the name of ar« importanl topic,. 1 Harriet. Mrs. Pike wan Miss Janett Friday we are planning for a de­ bate: Resolved, Invention cauaes Athens. more unhnppjnMs than happiness. The girls are going t" take the nega­ many friends ,of thia place. tive side with Ellen Kefiey n» leader Lucile Brown attended the and the boys the affirmative side with Course at Pr.tlnevllle. Vaughan Mott, as leader. cob lllnlriK<T, fi ll and broke,his leg near the hip Wednesday while In th.' itinvksmlth shop. His ninny friends Hlxlb, Seventh 4I IU| iu#hUi Urndcn. The sixth grad.- ar. writing n com­ position on "William T.ll" In history. In language they are studying singu­ ' ■pent uart of lar and plural nouns. MICHIGAN. ...... —H ,,,, r,„uv»vur Bunday evening. We are glad to sec such good crowds out to the meetings. Some uro coming to Christ, but our prayers arc that more will come. Don't forget ibe sopvlcea even­ night al 7:3«. Rev. Reber and Mr. Benjamin Thomas has 'been laid up and Mrs. Mohney are still assisting. rllh rheumatism. Rev. McCue preached at Lawton Mrs. Walter Stanton nnd children Sunday. We (Were glad to have Rev. Harger with -us Sunday also. I the snow drifts. John Chamberlain spent the end of the wi-ek nt the Institute nt Hastings and with his parents nt HhulU. Wayne Grayburn, Loreen Tinkler The frlen<|s here of Gary Moore will n glad to hear that he la now on the Harrison week with their son in West Unity. Ohio. ing spent several days with Mrs. Kate Na soln. Jay Hart and wife a.. prise party In Orangeville Thursday night. Thn patrons on Route No. 1 from Shults feel grateful towards their mail carrier. Orson Tobias, for the courage he showed Saturday In fac­ ing .the storm and making hla entire route Tha results were a tired horse Harrison Hart Is better at this writ- Mrs. L. Zertile spent Monday with Mrs. Amanda Smith and celebrated their 'birthday. They have met to- ROYAL Baking Powder Saves Health and Saves Money Mrs. C. Aldrich spent Thursday With her sister. Mrs, Maud Zerble. of Hastings. and Carty are sorry to hear that she is falling fast. . Mrs. Taggart spent Monday with winter that the rural carriers failed Kopf & Kopf Delton, with Alva in Grand Rapldx. mphy are having the Hinlts. Tho eighth grade lire having bunk­ ing In a[ithmetl.. Deliveries made in town, both forenoon and afternoon. Telephone your orders. Sunday Howard spent Shutts of Hartl Duffin's folks will run the Hotel. There will be a masquerade dance presented with a handsome chamber set with best Wishes from the cronU. Mra. Kale WllHsms is spending a must comically dressed couple. Mrs. Ebcn Pennock. MIm Grace Sheffhauscr of Delton visited ut Hasel William*' last week. MIm Edythe Pennock and friend. Jaj* Frle. spent Sunday at Fred Bump's. Mrs. John Burke. The Delton school is expecting to Winnie Veenstra was absent last a spcling contest. week on account ot Hiners Clayton Brandatetter of Knlamaxoo The second and third grade lung­ .'Isllcd h.'s mother Thursday and Fri­ following received diplomas Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Pennock of forTho perfect attendance this month! Helen Collins. Beryl Albertson, Mearl Arthur McCtM. Carrie Gar­ There will be special services at the Kelloy. nett. Alice Kelley. Marguerite McElM. E. church beginning Wednesday night and lasting ten days. Outside Claud Phllley. help Is expected. Everybody cordial­ ly Invited to attend these meetings. Mm. Meth Clark has been III with rln. Blanche Keiey, Verne Phflloy. lansllltls for the past few days. Bert Phllley, VNdah Wertman. Nina Mr. and Mtn. Win Aldrich of Dowl- Siorr. George Duffin, Frank Duffin and Elaine Duffin. anil Mrs. George Whlllcmi School was closed Thursday nnd at the K. O. T. M. Hull tn Delton Frl- Friday on account of the Institute at Hastings. Tenth Grade. iads are especially ...... .. ..ihuifiu,- nnu I-rlday on account of tructiVm' Insti­ ing Mr. Bryant and Mr. Hohnett of tute at Hastings, which Miss LawKulamnxoo and 'P. T. Colgrovc of In arithmetic tho tenth grade are Monday evening u lodge of Modern king up figures of sutf.i<<- nnd dls- hopes. .spent and Mr*- D. bolter. E. M. CadwalUder shipped a load of lambs to Chicago Monday. About forty frienda-nr.d neighbors surprUed Mr. and Mrs. Deloa Flowers Thursday evening. Mra. May Trafford entertained the Wesleyan Methodist Aid Society Wed­ The Dolton Study Club will meal with Mrs. Kopf next Friday, after­ nesday. noon. Emma Dlnkel of Kelamaaoo visited at .home Friday and Saturday. Mr. and .Mrs. C. F. Moreau of 111 school, attended* the institute at Hastings Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Rlsbrkdgor. Mrs. Fred Kelley and children were tn Hastings Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley return, County Ministerial Convention. ed Friday from their visit near Dowl­ The concert given at the ing. Eli Nichole enteralned a company The proceeds . l-eon Dunning enter....... .. „ _ Sundav Light. l.uke 11.14-36, 3. friend last Saturday uhd uhd “ Sunduy. lop|c# -inward Blindness.* John lirundstrtter went to Cl land last Thursday and hus nut turned al thia writing. [ To frv) ,|ron<> Rood appetite Little Homer Fisher Is qnlte III nt and dlgrstlun. sleep soundly nnd cnHuldcrnrss Hall with neuralgia In the | joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters, head. . the great system tonic and builder.—_ with 35 members. Quite a delegation of Milo gents Grand Rapids and tended" the Walter Parker auction Richland last Monday. BANNER WANT ADVH. PAY. vill« day In Grand Haplds. Our shchool had two days vacation Mat week M the teachers were In Hagtlnga to attend the county insti­ tute. • Coate Grove last Tuesday. Mrs. A. W. Burpee and aon Floyd their assistance so willingly to make the concert a euccrsa. About fifty friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mra. .Henry Kahlor sur­ prised them last Tuesday evening by. taking general possession of their house and enjoying themselves. Aa hbr 'of Hartings spent Thursday with move to Shults in tho near future. l|l»g hU brother' turned home. ly towards the piano. Yea, a big line at your own price. t mtuurz. I Southwestern Barry Dutch Auction » I FEBRUARY K, 1*14. NORTH HOPE. Mrs. Will Bush returned home from Hastings Thursday after spend- Makes Better Food CEDAR CREEK.' Albert Hampton Friday. Feb. C. Ev­ erybody cordially invited. Mr. and Mra. Henry Bergman and Mra. Harry Johnson called Sunday on Mra. Edgar Fisher who haa been very ill hut la on the gain. Mina Nora Haynsa is helping to care for her. He Spoke the Language. dally newspaper telle of the ae rival ar Han Francisco of Franklin Dalt. the eleven-year-old son ot a Philippine head hunter. Tbe boy camo in tho care ot an Episcopal mission­ Somehow Good. A lecture by that brilliant crafts­ man and poet. William Morris, was. not arrays a season of rare enjqyniont.^’Bomotlmes. according to Mor­ ris' recent biographer, Mr. ComptonRlckett. his lectures were dull, as on the tribesmen of Luxon, and is In. thst oceaalon when he turned to one charge of the youngster's education. erf tho ladles in his audience, and The Filipino lied remarked that ha know about the United States. He tore. understood baseball, he said, although "Not at all!" was the unexpected be called it “mikl fula." reply^ "But I thought tbe color ot "So you know barebalir* one ques­ your blue shirt charming." School was not steamed uji on tioner remarked. “What do you call Morris was delighted, for he had Thursday or Friday on account of the tho umpire?" taken great pains to find tbe right Institute at the county seat. 'Tell him," the missionary prompt­ dye. His lovo of color, particularly The 1911 WOOd piles are beginning ed, when the youngster hesitated. "Thief sometimes, but robber most­ light In Gothic Art.—Youth's Com­ ly.’’ the boy answered.—Youth's Com­ panion. . Sunday on account of bad roads. Rev. Gould has commenced revival meet­ ings nt Podunk so there will be preaching every Sunday at ten ojdpck until further notice. There was no school Thursday and Friday on account of Miss Willetts at­ tending the Institute In Hastings. ■ rm sunshiny, hre keeps belter any- A Philadelphia banker has distin­ --------------------------------When tha kitchon water pipes broke, guished himself by giving a supper SOUTH HI'T1,ANI>. Aunt Mandy surveyed the damage re­ party at which monkeys mixed with Mrs. Lena Fincham vf tin- city Is aentfully. •'Gib me a good ol' holo in tho guests. To avoid confusion, tho d“ liu’gL^" °f ”r “n‘‘ ' de STO^ ?*>« guests wore evening dress.—Punch. Miss Wilcox of Orangeville is spending It few days with Mias Della ========== Mlns Delia, Jenkins, entertained h»r Sunday School clusa .Monday evening. Light refreshments were served and' all reported a good t^nc. Napoleon as a Scientist. N*l»olcon Bonaparte waa an active, member of the French Academy of 1797. Hla appreciation ol tho impor­ tance of scientific research is Illus­ trated by lhe number of eminent scientists he took with him on bls ex­ pedition to Egypt, where he organized tbe Institute of Egypt In Cairo and proposed to establish an observatory. His Illustrated report of his Investi­ gations on the antiquities of Egypt waa tho first step in Egyptian archI eology. leading to tho brilliant labors of Champolion, Marlette and Mospcro and the dominance of the French school In Egypt, even under British control. Not That Way. A little girl waa watching an el­ derly woman clean a set ot artltlclal tectiv in a basin ot water. So in­ tent did lhe child become in tho per­ formance that tho woman waa led to •'No.” was the prompt reply, " 'cause I can't take them out" We are a Farmers Bank and loan the greater portion of our money on Real Estate. There is nothing safer. Doesn’t this mean something to you, Mr. Depositor? DELTON STATE BANK Delton, Mich. Capital Stock $20,000.00 Surplus 6,000.00 We Pay Four Per Cent PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING I( you have any?work in the above lines I shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices as low Tas I can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure* Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. Illness of typhoid fever in the-hospital with relatives in Hastings. at Kalamazoo. Dangerous Pride. Mra. Gray of Climax who has been .... .. lie BU1U Unfortunately, a proud spirit is alhis place to Orren Dayton ot Clover­ has relumed home. dale. DELTON MICHIGAN Harry Woodmansee, mother William and Fred Anders played a bad disposition.—Puck. for a dance ut Dan Matthews' ncu Hastings Friday night. . Delbert Cortright has been at home Edward Johnson and Ertiest John this week. cock of East Orangeville called a Although the day was stormy about Ralph Brown's the first of ths week 10 iKit down to a bounteous dinner Mi»a Alice Fijli-y attended thi with Mr. and Mrs. James Hill Thurs­ Teachers Institute at Hastings Thurs day and all spent a pleasant day. day a ml Friday and spent the remain der of the <wcck with her parents. itlng her parents hero for u week. Cltarcls Shultz nnd w|(g of Shulls Mr. and Mrs. Milo Wilbur of Battle visited thclr daughter, Mrs. Otjo NatCreek are spending a few days with xel. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Thomas. Last week wc gave you some idea of the value of the “New Idea” MIm Emily Pruurhk ■ dhd friend at­ MUm Nellie Blanton of Bellevue tended a dancing jiany at Mark Fox's Manure Spreader. This week wc wish to give you reasons why the “New I spent Sunday ut home.1 ut Cloverdale Wednesday evening. Will Stanton has come home from Idea” is superior to any other Spreader. Miss Bernice Mosher returned ftomc Comstock. from Hickory Corners Monday. Because it pulverizes the manure thoroughly and distributee tbe seme evenly There will bu a Valentine social at Bernard IhrGolla wna in Grund thn hull nn the evening of Fob. 11th. Ruplds Monday on iiunlnesa. and in a wide Stream, making a nice covering and applying It evenly, os only a Everybody come. ' 'Mixa Maud Cortright attended the machine equipped with such a pulverizing and distributing mechanism as The Teachers' Institute at Hastings last The Gluts Creek Ti ll Phone Co., 163 New Idea can do. 144. huld thclr annual meeting nt George Miller and family visited at und Because, should the pulverizing cylinder have missed or not fully fined Emerson Edgers' F<lnruayy Jnd und Asa Blanton's Sunday. the following '>fficere: Presi­ up a particle of manure, it 'Mll get a second pulverization from the rapid rota­ Mrs. Allee Wilbur has been suffer­ elected dent. A. Burroughs: vice president, ing with an attubk of neuritis. la wu Edger: Mercian. V. j. Vanderting distributer. So we always have two chancss to one other ntaeMfiM in Mrs. Irving Brant entortainod the brook; treasurer. Wm. Havens. lairklns Club at dinner last Wednes­ pulverizing tough and chdnky manure. Fred Otis, wife und . tyro children day, spent from Haturduy till ThWjfnj- with Because such a machine is a profitable invsstmont, as it gets the value out Clarllwl Smith of Duwllng has been Harry Ddhn and family ut Bedford. spending a few days with Mildred of the manure, where a poor pulverizer and spreader is a loss to tbe user. Hurry Dunn moved u load of tools Miller. ' to hia farm* jocrntly purebaaed and Think of this when buying. knowwras the Doll form, LITTLE CEDAR LAAe. Esther Cronk spent fyom Wednes­ Because die machine is a simple and substantial one, having all the weak The farmers along tnu mall rout* day till Monday with Iter parents near were busy Monday breaking rouds fur Quimby and ultmil' <1 the 'Teachers’ parts wed out during the years of testing, experimenting, building and selling the mall man, Mr. Bush. Iturtlluto ut 1 lutings. ' ■* : diem, consequently a time-tried machine, a machine made to work and|to lust. Floy Whiltemore spent from Fri­ on Little and Big Cedar latkes, has day till Monday with.It. B. Foreman returned to his home In Augusta. । und JamUy in the Ht»r District Ar du Owen started tils saw mill lust . Winnie Ulis returned U» her hoti week. in WllUaiiiMioa Monday altar a monti John Benedict U on ihs slek list.' visit with reUtives In thfiivlalnity. Mrs. Mary Owen hfts returned to her ho me after spending a week with Curts baby's croup. Willie's dully her daughter. Mrs. Olive Campbell. < cuts ..aid brulix.. mamma's sure Some of the farmers* have forbid- throat.* I grandma's lawieean -nr den hanllng on their premises on Thomas' Kuiectiu ORvUm -.®ut| Bunday. A. good-thing, help It along, -j-ouhold hoosebol remedy.—Adv, CHAS. DENE.AU, The “New Idea” Spreader 9t THE LEADING GROCER You don’t buy anything "Btalb” from us; be­ cause we don’t sell “etale” goods. Our TEAS and COFFEES are the finest sold in the land, and if you haven't tried our leader you should do so. Staple and Fancy Groceries ELMER J. KELLEY’S, Aldrich Br Delton. Mich. �THE H, -Fin* Bulf Orplnaton cocknquire 842-4 ring*.____ tf WANTS -Three nicely LISS THAN la CENTS It E. Walnut Hi* farcy In eighty acre*. Good property J* l-intlhr** part >anl. G. W. Craig. Hastings, furnished Women of Sardinia Thought They Had a Chance to Recover a Buried Treasure. or Salo Cheap—I Inna*. s room*, nnd lot on Colfax Bi. Inquire J. <L| Helrlale. North Broadway.if. Phon* SI4R. electric light*. 13« E. Grand St. Inquire Preston Rone. Quimby. Mich. Good land, lay* rolling. 20 wood*, some large timber. Florence Smith. Iltietlogs. Mill St. Mn< phone !«R, 1 2-wlta proved, good buildings, will divide, aell (0 or *0 acres. Good timber and buildings on either. Price reasonable. George Bell. Coats Grove. Phone from Hastings. tf bred Berkshire soar*, bred to farrow Atmosphere at extreme Point Above Determined. the atmosphere above us is practical­ ly unexplored. Tbe most daring bal­ loonists have only penetrated to a »UIO» dull., .Uh »«!. »d (M, -h.n Ann. Rom.no — .ur I ± prised at midnight by tho police sur­ 2nd waW. Hard und soft water rounded by several woman holding nnd gfl* In house. Inquire 510 Bust torches over a hole she bad excavated Madldnn 8t. if tn the courtyard ot a house, despite oinod ilolsielii heifer, the fact lhat tbe women was openly .lurch. Al»o K<>od work. engaged In magical practices, sho was •Electric; accused of swindling money from the W. fi'lino*. Phon* credulous torch bearers. ' Brood sows nnd young pic* tor sale. The women admitted that they had Phono 633. mhool. #a*t of Quimby. fair building*, writ iH house and barn. Splendid young orchard. Ten acre* timber. Will quire Harr>- Ickes. short 1 long. An old Sardinian woman named Anna Romano has been arrested at Sassarl charged with obtaining money BANNER BANNER office. land. acres Plano. GS BANNER WITH THE *10 OF SORCERY STILL M .UNKNOWN REGION vlnced she was on tho point of discov­ ering great treasure. Tho police do Grant <>tl* store. “d been penetrated by pilot baloons car­ rying meteorological' Instruments to a distance twenty miles above tho earth. The thermometers carried through thia stratum show practical­ ly no change of temperature. Ai an altitude of 50 miles the at­ mosphere conslit* almost entirely of hydrogen and this marks the upper limit of twilight Clouds of fine vol­ canic dust sometimes rise to this height, which may be seen by reflect­ ed light, but (bls Is tho only solid matter found in this region. It is be­ lieved that hydrogen I* replaced by some unknown gas of extreme light­ B|B Bmuunu nul „ ness BOOTabove ,this stratum, but aa a a maller ot fact nothing Is definitely known. The darln< Klen0,u Bcarcejy dare guess wh*t la to be fol,nd <t boyond a point 135 m)IeB above th< 0Mrth-B surface. . _ very likely Anna Romano will bo »«ntented to a long term ot Imprisonment. 21. two place* uro *«, mu* apart. Strange a* It may seem, tho exist-; Good aoil nnd In good ahnpc; good ence ot the treasure is corroborated by | fact. Anna Romano I* In possession of a document written In th* slxteentn । Carlton Center, on century In which It Is related that a Imth wealthy wqman of Sassarl. fearing a house. Will sell 41 French Invasion, hid all tho money. jewels and plate she owned In a »*Ung*. Route 5. eluded place. i ' ' b Wanted—IrfM-at collector on Monthly Thl. woman wee subsequently «nu^ HASTINGS MARKETS Payment 'Mngusln* Cltrh. Part J time. Man or woman. Reply with dered and Ser body was burled In tho | . ‘ reference*. 003 Ashton llldg., courtyard of her house. A faithful Grand Rapids. Mich.1-wk around her neck s. locket containing *Wheal la quoted ut »4c per bushel near C. K. & fi. depot. Corner Bolt­ the document with tho description 0f| today by the Hasting* Milling Co. All wood und Walnut St. Will take In the place where tbe treasure had been quotations remain th.- *ame aa last exchange horses and live stock. hidden. ’ week, except ' Will sell nt price* right. Frank When Anna Romano waa arrested | cr cents Gallup.______________________2-wk* she had just discovered the corpse ofj tho murdered woman and the luckci Buu^.gje ket price* tor cuttle hl dee. I pay with the secret document. The police Kgs*.p»r sox' 13c for cuttle hide* green, nnd hllthFarm For Hale In Carlton township. city. ifrot Ward at 430 7 rooms, hall and room. er In kltchrn nnd bath Electric light* nhd gas .for a retired termer. Only 3H block* from State St. Inquire on premise* or Phone Citizens 112. tf years old. weight 1325. broke. Roy Allerdlnr, two mile* nnd a half north of Carltnn Center2-wk* ind April. rhle Tobias. I lasting* Route Poise applied lo plumbing “new one” to me when lhe friendly plumber who was replacing the worn out ftucets read me a lecture on It, IRONSIDE BROTHERS SET writes a contributor to Good House­ NEW WALLDORFF MONUMENT keeping. "Never turn your faucets on with a jerk," ho enjoined. • "Turn slowly and gently when turning the water on or off. The faucets will wear twice as long If you do. Noth­ ing will wear out packing, especially Very recently Ironside Brother*, on double spindle adjusted bathtub milker* nf monuments and marker*, faucets so much ns tho habit of turn­ placed a very handeomc-nionuinrnt ing them on with sudden, sharp Phone BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. The big tumble in prices ot bBtter seeing to have been cheeked and we hope for a firmer market now that the price ia down where more people can afford to buy, but wherever the price may go you will find our creamery at the top, in regard to price, and wftfi the same careful work in the weighing and testing of the cream. Last year was a big year for. most creameries, but unusually so with "ours.” 1911— Butter made, 224,000; approximate value, $ 71,680.00. 1912— Butter made, 250,000; approximate value, 80,000.00. 1913— Butter made, 346,417; approximate value, 110,853.00.’ A gain this year of more than $30,000.00, Or 38# % over last year, while the year before showed a gain of about 11% over the previous year. People are beginning to realize that we meant what we said when we promised a "square deal" to all dairymen. If you arc already a patron you know that you have chosen wisely—if you arc making butter, try our creamery tor a month or so and compare results; if you are a patron.of some other creamery and know that it is mismanaged cut loose NOW and don't wait for the inevitable failure, and lose two weeks or a months cream. Remember we pay tor each can before you sell the nex{, so that we must always have sev* era! thousand dollars of reserve capital for your protection. • We want your bualne**—You need ua. Crystal Creamery Cornua ny Hastings, Michigan. Worth Knowing. Automobiles date back tc of Sir Isaac Newton, who In 1680 pro­ posed a form of steam carriage which embodied the essential features of a steam automobile. In 1710 Nathan Read patented and constructed a model steam carriage. In 1769 a ly utlllxed renders thia Industry pap French army officer, Nicholas CugnoL Ucularly attractive to the farmer* in built a three-wheel automobile. In thia part of France. Thin, rocky aolla, America aa early as 1786 Oliver Evans suggested a road wagon to be pro­ an altitude of 1,212 to 1,937 feat, are pelled by steam. In 1803 Richard beet adapted for thia purpose. Suit­ Trevithick went 90 miles in a' steam able aolla at lower altitudes, unless carriage which waa exhibited Ln Lon­ properly fertilised, seldom give satis don. Many such were operated dur­ factory results. Experience shown ing the past century till 1896. since lhat flowers cultivated at altitudes of when Improvement and perfection Growing Mors Lavender. Owing to tho continuous rise In tho price of lavender essence the acreage devoted to the cultivation of lavender flowers In the Manellle consular dis­ trict has Increased considerably. The fact that barren soils, unproductive Truffle* are often planted between the put to uae. No Need to Be Polite. Roland, three years old. had a pe­ culiar habit of going into a neighbor­ ing stope and asked for candy. Aftor saying please, bo was always given ! Varieties of Oaks. KKD6—tar There are 55 oaks In the United cotton need M**i. «.t States, about evenly divided between ^LxTt'.w?00' ‘ species, and particularly white oaks, are the moat valuable. mnut B.!««. '■Tl.IT. V.l> ItlUFM. Phone 417-5 rings. Fur Hale Cheep—3 full blood O. I. C. brood tow* due April 15. Geo. die. The die bears the name Walldorff and Nobles In rounded rained peMotL Cltlxen* phone. = CREAMERY PATRONS “ “V — Quickly Made Friends, trade association some yean ago of Ita members were dlnirfg in not far from th* tabla at whi to the cloak room, where he encoun­ tered the famous pianist Tho new­ comer stared tor n long time at the falrhalrod Pole, and at laat said'. "You are very much like Paderewski. Do you know him?" "1 am Paderewski." rejoined tho other, modestly. ••What!" shouted the stranger, and. dashing al him, ho shook both his hands. Before Paderewski sufficiently recovered from his surprise-the man stepped to tho door and. calling the others of his party, yelled: "I say. Brown. Wheeler. to Introduce you to my friend Pad“There waa my Uncle Hick McKit­ trick. tor Instance." related Hap Haaard. • “He spent half hla life In con­ Value of Skipping. cocting a table top out of 19361 dlf-' Skipping la again being recommend­ ferent pieces of wood and thi * ed as an eld to health. It la said that his life tn bragging about it.* many book-reviewer* would not be | alive today bad not they practiced I thia art.—Punch Both About Right. usual, but omitted the ■■please.•, Tho Tom—“Women don’t love men__ tor railing of tne Young. clerk gently reminded him, tut waa what they really are but for what they I Interrupted by tbe following response: have done." Kitty—"And men love Most young people think they are women for what their fathers have] natural when they are only boorish “Don't have to say please today; got done."—Puck. and rude.—Rochefoucauld. a penny." on account Childs, Irving. Mich. Leave It to the Women Folks And You’ll Use French’s White Lily Flour in your home, because they KNOW'which flour “brings the BEST RESULTS num flreles* cooker. In perfect conMich..' R. D. No- »■__________ or Sale—House nnd lot Blair fit. Phone 689R. Prentice; on *’>rt Fred E. Ihurch St.. Has- NER office. chunks and —matched pair*. Katamasoo Horse Market. Renaud & Hayward, Pro­ prietor*. 135 Portage fit., Bell phone 113*. Kalamuxoo. Mich. * Some men insist upon buying the flour for home use, because they may be able to save a penny or two Inquire Phone 120-2 rings- farm on aharea. Phone 250-4 ring*. O. B. Harthy, City. Route 4 1-wk Cllp- Hammond, phone abort.____________ housekeeper. BANNER. and tan hound. inform Bryden Barbour, Hickory Corners, Boll phone. Route 1. P. Nichols, Phone 134-XL-S8. Quimby. CLEANED BETTER. > Then it goes through 17 sets of rolls, until every bit of the flour Poor flour forms goodness, and sweetness, ia taken from the grain, more particular about than flour. one of the greatest avenues of waste, extravagance and becomes a part of the flour. and unhappiness in the home, mill only 6 or 8 sets of rolls are used. If the men could only see the spoiled bakings on its way There is no article of food that you should be from it. as every housewife In the ordinary Then by running our mill day and night we are well knows. or pigs,” as the result of trying to use an inferior When you buy French’s White Lily Flour you able to produce flour of the most even QUALITY, grade of flour, they would then realize that it is by absolutely RUN NO CHANCES. Every sack is pos­ and produce it at a LOWER COST. The saving we far the MOST EXPENSIVE to buy. itively GUARANTEED, because EVERY PARTI­ make in this way we put back into the flour in the And then, it is unfair to the housewife to compel CLE of French’s White Lily Flour is made upon the way of CLEANING THE WHEAT BETTER, and her to use a grade of flour which she KNOWS is NO most scientific plan that 40 yean of experience has putting it through two or three times as many sets GOOD, and in which she has no confidence. Spoiled bakings are SURE TO RESULT, and along with the proven to be the BEST. of rolls as the ordinary mill. expense goes a lot of her valuable time. buy. It has won a place in thousands and thouaands Every wo­ man has plenty to do around home, without having her time worse than WASTED, in throwing away tawbelle Gregory. other flour. right. to DO THE IMPOSSIBLE by making good bread and poor bakings that go out to “feed the chickens, Inqulre BANNER. Iwk IxwC—Toung black on a sack. They take it home and expect their wives In the first place the wheat we use is that which she has spent so much time to have just And back of it la the moat That’a. why French's modem and up-to-date machinery that money can Lily doesn't cost Why don't you decide to give it a good thorough of homes that no other flour can supplant French** White Lily Flour ia not made like any White you any more than ordinary flour. trial? Phone MIDDLEVILLE ROLLER MILLS R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Addition MIDDLEVILLE MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER 4-nFMU GEORGE MITO WAS GOOD SURVEYOR these Washington surveys, ample, a largo white o. persistent story of that section of the country, marked by Washington. ■Ince grown Have just received a ship ment of Swift’s White Laun dry Soap. Try it for your next washing 25c ? Bars for 5c 10c 10c 5c 3 cakes Oatmeal Joap Glycerine Soap 3 Violet Soap . fiard it)ater 9c 9c Old Dutch Cleanser Flash GOVT ENGINEERS CHECKING UP HIS WORK FIND IT AIXT’RATE K of growth over the old w them to have been mad. BLAZED SURVEY MARKS WHILE OH HORSEBACK' sort of superstition that Washington. 1 known tn have tieen very tall, was actually a giant. Other authorities have said that Wakhln»::<-n did much Hls-Cotr-itry" SUH F-sIrt In llio Government surveyors, • who have just been checking up some of the lines reputed to have been run by. George Washington In hla diij's of chain and compass work, have found them good. About 17S1. according to tradition. George Washington, then 19 gears old, ran out for lx>rd Thomas Fair- hla blasts with a from ths saddle. Jbng-handled ax cotinty, Vs . takes Its name from marks. and from the despoiling hand of the vandal tourist.' The reason that, this old Washing­ ton survey line la bplng retraced la because tho federal government Is to he Augusta and Frederick coun­ purchasing lands In.> this m-lghbortlee. Virginia, thia being only n part fiood. In connection With th.- new Ap­ palachian forests which are being ac­ quired at the headwater, of navigable that time. These two counties were streams, under the ■ t.-rms of the separated from what waa then Or­ ange county, and tho grant to Lord Fairfax was supposed to extend west- estatlmi. The government requires n qucntly these large tracts were lurihsubdivided, so that the "Fairfax <af aa It Is generally known, runs Is necessary, In many wj between Rockingham and flhen<Qah counties, with tho original igusta and Frederick counties to the south and north respectively. tablished. In the organic act for tho forrna- required that the line should be a straight one from the head spring N. B. WATERMAN Michigan Its About Time Jap-a-lac Varnish Muresco Our new Spring Wall Paper lamples have arrived. C. E. HARVEY North Side Pharmacist HASTINGS MICHIGAN CROOK & GOULD REPORT 1871862613221 Hccclvctl Several Good Prospects Mr. Crook, of Crook 4 Gould real gratifying replica to hla advcrtlst-mcnt In last week's BANNER. Crook 4 Gould report the ouUook for a big K circulation that covers over 96. r rent of the homea In tnls vicinity. have used Chamberlain'* Cough Ing house,' works like a charm. For colds‘and whooping cough It U excellent?' For ■ary to get the approximate course Thc. BANNER received .> very kind by building large bonfires on tho In­ tervening high points. Then start­ letter last week from Mrs. Sharlut ing from^he top of the Massanutten Brumm WUkle, a Well-remembered former teacher of music In the ptibllb Among other "Home one Is kindly sending me Irglnlu there la a large rock known today ns the Fairfax the BANNER, and l wL«h hereby to Stone. It Is the monument which offer my sincere thaiiks. fur it Ik like a breexe from home. This kind county, Md.. ,lh« southeast corner of friend must know how delightful It is Preston county, W. Viu, and promi­ nent points In the boundaries In two other West Virginia counties. A line from Grange court house, coinciding 'Tho West with Its Vast possibilities with tho Shenandoah and Rocking­ ham county line, passes through this and real necessities must progress; but when a town already comfortable u. o iiniruy Hiauon, r air tax. on tnc nnd respectable goes forward with Western Maryland railroad, it han been assumed that, in running thia oven from the time I Urn wt foot on yt.r. ... Mic •'I bellev. North mountain range over the top ><> thing* which of tho intervening Massanutten mountain. and the Washington, of course, used a sim­ ple compass, und his line could not be To moit ot us expected to chock absolutely with that obtained by the government sur- better health; and the location more Overcoats Men’s $10.00 Overcoats, Men’s 12.50 Overcoats, Men’s 15.00 Overcoats, Men’s 18.00 Overcoats, Men's 20.00 Overcoats, Men’s 22.50 and $25.00 Clean Up Price.. Clean Up . Price__i___---------Clean Up Price___ Clean Up Price---------------------Clean Up Price---------------------Overcoats, Clean Up Price.. - $7.48 8.48 9.98 11.98 13.48 14.48 Suits Men’s $10.00 Suits, Clean Up Price; Men’s 12.50 Suits, Clean Up Price-------------------Men’s 15.00 Suits, Clean Up Price Men’s 18.00 Suits, Clean Up Price------------ .- — Men's 20.00 Suits, Clean Up Price------ ------------Men’s 22.50 and $25.00 Suits, Clean Up Price. $7.98 8.98 9.98 11.98 13.48 14.98 Quick Clean-Up Prices on Boys Suits and Overcoats, Also on all Winter Goods. GRANT H. OTIS & CO Phone 74 Hastings, Mich. IfaKtkcaw Co.*s Annual Election. JcU/PARINR FAi QFI Y Tfl using hlgh-power transits and all tho ed that too ntuch freedom, especially FAILS TO PAY ALIMONY; WIFE, At the annual election of the Grsnd P"™J|’ 1“ renned ami accurate methods which from good tradition, and eatnbllahed — ■* Al me annual eiecnon <>i me urana ----- ----------------— company ---------- > | SAVE S25 FEE, COSTS $65 | modern Instrument) allow, never- moral Influences. u> making tho peoMAHHIED AGAIN, WANTS IT Rapids Bookcase * Chulr mniMiiww t ... . fapl(ir .. „ n Thursday the held ut the factory on the * following were elected officers and dl-1 ' ihtlmer Encampment Installation. Action Startex! to <iet r ----............. ••■ki.u ui r.irn er'a keeper” In most localities I At the' regular meeting of Palmer' without Instruments it Is possible to find, and there are n-> good relatives - I dent. A. A. Barber: Michigan When Ho Got Deer Encampment No. 40, Thursday, the distinguish tho course of the line to keep us In the bru torr path, Helng lam- F. McKnlghl; ----- -----------------I * *------Formerly of VitiiiihliUHc. following officers were duly Installed: *Hh surprising distinctness.Ar From nothing bu; "children grown" It , | Kelhy Stem: Directors—David Wolf. C. P.—James B. Kilmer. ‘he top of Middle Mountain In the scorns evident th.it w.- need to be cir­ ' Fmnk Brown. Geo. J. Helnxlenmn, A. '■ A. Itaftcr. W. F. McKnlghl, Kellar swear falsely In making an applica­ H. P.—Jamas Gower. Massanutten range, tho bhenandoah- cumscribed a trifle. Kernan, of Allegan, which should go ' 8. W.—John W. Bronson. ! n“Slf1lnxba"‘' or. F'»lrfa«- Hne can be tion for your hunting license. Dr. F. to her son. Dr. Samuel B. Btcgeman. | W. Smith, of Peru. Indiana, who has A -luncheon for the Treasurer—H. H. Lewis. I "«•>>'>■ followed by means of the a summer home at Gun lake. In some Scribe—Bert Phillips. । boundary fences dating from earliest But then ciivui, -7 --— lnB. Alr, sle,n unit Mr. iiaruer lert in D. D. G. P.—Ed. Sheldon. I “nd bX lho blocks of timber, alGun lake. He neorMeetativo ... Grand Kno.m., {•*r"s“<'ly cleared away or left stand- paid out here. OpportuftlRM for In­ Jnsi.n, of h.lkimnxoo divorced wife of (hp cvcn|n|c for n Rlx^Pek- trip to mom’whk'h1 win 1.0 hoM m ftauit h.o't,nr' whkh com° from ,,,lhcr coun- vestment are good: but thg.fellow-in­ Stegeman. who claims her former (hp j.nl.in,. ln lh(. imprests of ment ...... which will j’ltl be bo held In Bault Bte. Bte.,| ,Iv y, ..... Bnd ,t(ip ,t <he |ln(. ]lkp vesting had betier be a Philadelphia husband failed to pay one cent of all- (hp rompun,.. dent of this state. When he took out Marl, on May 1« and 30-Bert Phil- | . checkrrt^rd mony In compliance with the order of ___________________ a license to hunt deer last fail he said Thon If one turns ,|lp.'.. . .. . I to the southeast t Smith. The Siegeman's formpi™ Tree he lived In Michigan. This saved him io same demarka- ed person, without money, fl nds his Judge Representatlvi erly resided In Vermontville. Mrs. < uta Immense Elm Tree. chance here If he 1s willing to work— Wood. In Fred Todd's lumber camp In a , the south fork Of the Shenandoah, and wait He starts with nothing and Btegemnn waa grunted a decree front (cutting straight through tho present gains much, while'the untrained In­ her husband In 1907. when a stlpula- ! 75-acre tract northwest of Caledonia. Deputy Game Warden, of Grand i t. »w.is workmen have nil down one of tha School Report. j Page county, which la mads of land vestor may come with much and lose Rapids, heard of the doctor's mistake, and swore out a warrant for hla ar­ Report of Edger school for month ln,®h""a"^oah county, beof virgin forest. endlng Jknuary 30. Ii longta* longing to th. the F.trf.« Fairfax grant, A. and ■'But among the r rest. Sheriff Willlama brought Smith t high. The first J partly , from land formerly In Rock­ homesteaders one rinds from Peru on Friday to face a charge from tho ground. of unlawful possesion of a hunter's Ingham. Thus, as far aa the eye can minded, strong people. _.. sumo property In Vermontville. splendidly reared und educated young . Declaring that her former husband i From the trunk between the ground | neen><. left the state at once and failed to ! nnd thia limb, there were cut Ave logs | waliads shows plainly. No. of boys' enrolled. 6. puy the alimony, .Mrs. Btcgeman has 13 feet In length, one log 10 feet long, The Washington compass, not No. girls enrolled. «. asked for un Injunction restraining The fourth log from the end scaled He 8at'l>”re'1 ? bafora M fee? of lumber.”---- -------------------- 1 Judge'smRh on* Total enrollment, 11. ......... e nninew lor its owner, W former husband's brother and ad-I Mr. Todd Is also supplying ’>»«■' guilty ISG^oi^nn'd $0 presumed to be the same one used In come to gain honeitlly what la theirs mlnlstrutor of his mother's estate wood sticks SO feet long for John ___________________ running thia line of Halnmosoo, a builder of ( from disposing of the doctor's interBeuchnf* The following are entitled to half corner thf rich tludj They are the | TAMARAC CORNERS. In miuvk stock esL In u reply, Martin Stcgenmn. j Ice-boats. Mr; Beuchner neuvnnvr has i» holidays for the month; Lillian and lohn Curtis of Kalama Is spending stoles that he knows nothing about over 150.000 worth of Ice-boats and | Phyllis Edger and Josephine Dy­ addition. the affairs of hla brother, but that he I Ice-boat equipment. He supplies the mond and Roy Belaon. around tho vicinity. has been assigned 1 ’ 50 of his brothIc^-yachtmen who frequent Gull lake. Blanche McCallum, teacher. land unimproved nil prices riae." debt. know that Mra. Wilkie has promised to describe some of h- r trips Into the Did the Washing! Had Doctor Next Day! ' That’s the way it is in a lot of ^stances. The housewife, while over heated tn the steamy wash room, is suddenly chilled by a draft or by having to go out into cold outside air to hang up the clothes, con­ tracts a cold which may mean along period of illness and a long “doctor bill.’’ • ♦ * It may be the experience in your home next. We will have our wagon call for your washings if you say so. “We Wash Everything Every Other Day AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY eating part of the Weal which Is now Johnstown Grange No. 117 met January 31. 1914. After dinner the by the matter. <iur worthy delegates. Brother and Slater Will Otis of Gloss HASTINGS, MICH. eft a balance ot hla interest. Don't You Believe Jt. . ZZ ....me.. j Some say that chronic constipation Everybody invited to atI cannot be cured. Don't you believe lend. nr evnuvc* IU nut tmilD 11 Chamberlain's Tablets have cured Miss Gladys Radford of Hastings Ur oKUNKd In U“t nUUn| Others—why m.t you? Give them a spent over Bunday, with Miss Flor­ __ trial. They cost only a quarter. For ence King. No meeting nor Christian Endeavor John Wlrtpplc. nt Delton, Makes Sunday on account of tho drifted Lucky Haul mt HL-. Fama.. Irn BANNER WANT AD VS. PAT. roads, also no mall Saturday. Tobias Buys IMts. If more foks could strike the flnunclnl pace recently attained by John Whipple, of Delton, who caught 124.50 worth of skunks In one hour, tiny would have no cause to com­ plain ot the high coat bt living, or ot anything else. When Whipple went out one ntorn- CATCHESi $24.50 utiiuv WORTH nviitii ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ of the State Grange which convened In Flint In December. pur next meeting will be held February 14th. The lecture hour will be devoted to a debate: "Resolved. That life Insur­ ance Is more Important than Dre In­ snow and followed them to a hole Insurance." Karl Bun man has the af­ । to which he concluded that a family' firmative and has chosen for his help­ of the animals hud taken refuge. Getting a shovel, Whipple soon un- ful! house, Emma Shcfflald, Lecturer. back—■Electric Bitters • renews your health and strength. "A - guaranteed Liver and Kidney remedy. Money back If not satisfied. It completely cured Robert Madsen.’ of Wsat Bur­ lington, Iowa, who suttowd from vir­ ulent liver. trouble fo» eight months. Aftar tour doctors gave him up, he took Electric Bitters aad Is now a well man. Get a bottJo, today; it will ■HULTERS BROS., PROPRIETORS. PHONE 243. The “Ground Hog” came out Feb. 2nd and saw his shadow and if the old tra ditions are right we are due for a good longcoldspellbut our QUICK CLEAN UP SALE goes on just the same. WRITES ABOUT THE FAR WEST Glenn's Ferry, Idaho. ■ Yon began to think of those interior -dec* orations you expect to do this coming Spring. We have everything you need for complete and satisfactory work. Quick Clean-Up Sale! FORMER HASTINGS TEACHER of the Rappahannock, to the head spring of tho Potomae. Since It was required that the line ifey york Jtore PART TW0-PA8EI 9 TO 11 ablc fur-bearers. He sold them to In» Tobias, a fur-buyer of Baltimore township, himself a trapper, for 124.50. Four of the skunks were pure black In color and brought S1C.00. Two more worth 33.00 each; one, |3. A Winter Congh.’ A stubborn, annoying, depressing cough hangs on. racks the body, we Ac ns the lungs, and often leads to King's New Discovery , gives rallef. I Henry D. Banders, of Cavendish. Vt, waa threatened with consumpUon. af­ ter having pneumonia. He writes: WUNDERLICH GROCERY A list of Bargain Offerings that should appeal to every house­ wife who want quality as’wcll as reasonable prices. Read the list carefully: 12 Bars Galvanic or ) 14 Bars of Lenox Soap j Rolled Oats per lb. 4c, or 7 lbs. for. Graham Flour 10 lbs. for Salmon, tall cans, 1 lb. 15c. or 3 for. Matches, 7 boxes for. ba In every family: it la certainly the plaints. Perfectly safe and depend­ able. -Its results will- enrprlao you. Wo. and fl-00Kcoommended by Carveth 4 Stebbins and A. E. MulHolland.—<Adv. or lung trouble." Good for children's coughs. Money back If not satisfied. Price 50c. and 11.00. Recommended by Carveth 4 Stebbins and A. E. Mul- Nero Coffee ia here again. 1 lb. for VC �ENDORSED AT DOME TowaaUlp' Witlioui Oaueo. "Why Is the Hastings HANNER trying to put the farmers of Hastings :own,l.it> co shame by saying tho poor roads of Barty township would be called goad roads in tho township of -EIGHTH YEAR ^S^^WL Jewelry liepairs and Why don** tho agitator see to It that the roads tn the cMy are in good shape hWftW,they criUciaa their neighbor faraters of wrong doing! In justice to the farmer, let us take a Obituary poetry and resolutions. «c a line. ----------Obituaries of SO lines or lea will be published free: t cents per line charg­ ed for each lino above the SO lines. Netioee of blrthk. deaths or marrisges will bo printed free aa news matter. No communication will be pubiuh•d under any circumstances unless it bears the writer's name and postoffice Special Order (Cork ** We repair and make to order in the best pos­ sible manner all kinds of Jewelry. We are anxious wide of worn out rend. They took a grader and pat this sand beck in the road and calk-d It road making. I have talked with farmers coming from Maple Grove. They tell tne that It is one of tha hardest pieces of road they hare to pull through. Second, now, let ua take a view of the Center road. Here we have a causeway put in over forty-live years ago. Wc are NO NEED OF 8UCH AN INVESTIGATION. ■Lx Inchon to bump over. Thsn wo have the wand hili otor the rallnsid »0 pull over. Tha city has not repaired it but onco to mj knowledge atnce the railroad put It there. There ia not another piece ot road for four mliea eaat On tho Center road any worn thoh this. In regard to tho conditions ot the Bute road as it en- The -BANNER fully agrees with Governor Ferris that there is neither reason nor necessity for the proposed congressional invesligation of the strike in the copper district of this slate. In our judgment Governor Ferris has handled the strike situation in a creditable manner, and his acts in relation thereto have appealed to all but a few”rabid supporters of the Western Federation of Miners as being fair, wise, just and timely. We believe that the great body of the people of this state are confident that Gov. Ferris has had in mind constantly in all that he has done these very things:—(l) Pro­ tection of Hfc. (?) Protection of property. (3) To compel respect for the law. We bcliqvc our governor is entitled to, and should be given, great credit for .the manner in which the strike has been handled so far as that unfortunate affair has been the subject of ex­ ecutive action. He did not move in the matter until the local auth­ orities had notified him that they were unable to deal with the strike, ** and when he did act, he plainly stated that the troops were sent, and ing Feb. 3*<h. would remain as long as rcquircjJ, to enforce the laws of Michigan, *■-•-•and that all persons in the troubled district must obey the law. Colfax Bt., Hustings. Mich., says: 'The action of my kidneys was irregular and unhoytng. When I used Doan's Kidney Fills, they mads my kidneys normal. They are a tine medicine tor anyone who has kidney complaint." Mr. Ruoaou is only one of many Hustings peoplo who have gratefully riuuls nt A banquet , given the ItcPULIlcau Club ot Jllhdulc on Febru­ ary It. On tho preceding day Mr. Colgrove will deliver nn nddrcaa ut a banquet held by advocates of tho ce­ ment road construction in tho Audi­ torium Hotel. Chicago. Good road* preciate that you will judge Us in all larger ’ transac­ tions by the manner in which we attend to ydur little repair jobs. . PIKE <5 DAMON JEWELERS - OPTICIANS well discussed Berber road. Our city neighbor is joining us here with a big hill and a bad place ut road following. Being commissioner in 1»1J, I went to one ot ths aJd-rtnin about IL He told me he would let me know after lhe council met. They came officrirtg to do half tho work of fixing it. That looked to me like using thn farmer as tool, as the township roads were in Hastings, Mich. The Most Popular Eating Hous Barry County The Place Where They All Eat = Daily Menu Choice Two Kinds of Meat, Potatoes, Cakes, Bread and Butter, Fried Cakes, Tea, Coffee or Milk..’.................. Price 25o OredKiaSL To have congress step in with an investigating committee, on the insistent demand of labor union leaders, is equivalent to as­ suming that the governor ol this state has been a party to doing a wrong to the strikers. He certainly has not, nor has he done any­ thing else but his sworn duty. If the congressional investigators arc sincerely desirous to get the facts they will find what wc have staled to be the truth. But it is to be feared that some of them, with next fall's election in mind, will be disposed to sacrifice the truth to their own selfish desire to get labor-union votes on the strength of hys­ terical and distorted reports which they arc likely to make as to the treatment of strikers by the state troops sent upon the order of Governor Ferris. Creak for tho cunalderatlan ot “race betterment" has, come und gone. Much guod will doubt result from it. If one were to lot his mind dwell upon the arguments presented that <t»e human n*ca Is surely degenerat­ ing, ho might U.-<:..>nic very pessimis­ ts. Hut that will hardly bo proht«tg«. We hpvb no Idea, the learned p«*t!emen to thu contrary nothwithatnndlnc. that humanity bi to so retrogredc UUt the world wiU bo peopled atones. You will find we do any job large or small promptly, satisfactorily and reasonably,Jfor we ap­ Phone 281 The dashes between strikers and strike-breakers and between of­ ficers of the law and strikers have resulted in a few deaths; but nothing to be compared with what they would have been but for tl»e prompt and vigorous action of the governor. No doubt whatever that some of the mine owners and work­ ing organizations in the copper district of this state have been very arrogant, and have ignored the just rights of their employees in the matter of working hours and compcnsatioh. An orderly strike hav­ ing for its object better conditions, shorter hours and better wages in the copper district, particularly in the Calumet and Hecla mines, would have had the sympathetic support of the great hotly of the people of Michigan. But when these desirable things were coupled with an impudent demand that only union labor be employed, and that the companies must not directly deal with their men as to wages and working conditions, but must deal with heads of unions, who do not live in the district, or the stale, then the sympathy of fair-mind­ ed people could no longer go to the strikers. For that is a species of industrial tyranny that ought not to be tolerated in any civilized community. Every man should stand on his own merits as a man. If he wishes to belong to a union, that is his business with which no one has a right to interfere! Labor organizations for the promo­ tion of legitimate ends by legitimate methods arc in every way de­ sirable. But to strike in order to compel the discharge of non-union men is always unjust and sometimes inhuman. The Western Federation of Miners in its past career of violence, intimidation, assassination, and its bullying of non-union men lias not earned the right to claim th^ respect of the people of this state, and will not until it shall purge itself of the Moyer type of leaders, who have sanctioned "deeds of violence. The bare statement that the organization responsible for the murder of Gov. Stcnnenbcrg, of Idaho, the blowing up of a train loaded with non-union men at Cripple Creek and other crimes equally atrocious, had headed a | strike in the copper district ol Michigan, would be of itself a suffici­ ent warrant for calling out the state troops; for when a strike is on violence, bloodshed and the Western Federation of Miners, so far as its management is concerned, are intimately connected in the public mind. We think congress could have safely assumed that Governor Ferris has shown himself as fully equal lo dealing with the cop|»cr strike, and is doing the fair thing by all concerned. that we should be your family Jewelers—not only’ supplying your larger wants, but every want, large or small. The smallest Jewelry repair which you need concerns us just because it concerns you. We also give special attention to remounting of precious „ Soup, Qioioe ot Three Kinds of Meat, Potatoes, Brown Gravy, two Side Dishes, Bread and Butter, Tea, Coffee or Mjlk, Choice of Several Kinds of Pic.................................................................................................................................. Price 25c L-ZlllIlCl Qvirertci** OlippCl Choice of.Two, and Often Three Kinds of Meat, Potatoes, Salad, Hot Bread, Bread and Butter, Fruit and Cake, Tea, Coffee or Milk Price 25c Star Bakery and Restaurant Phone farmers of Hustings Inc thclr share of Ping up the leading 1 . QUALITY BAKE SHOP Hastings, Mich, i Where is the /Honey you Worked so Jfard to CJetl Ss it Spent, toasted and (Jone. Or is it toorking for you till If you continue to spend your money as fast as you make it, >r a little faster, you can readily see vlhere you are going to ‘get off” at If you commence to SAVE your money, it won’t be long tilt you have a nice comfortable jsum to your credit You'll be on the ROAD TO SUCCESS. Your accumulation will be a “partner” working FOR YOU 24 hours each day, and. seven days in the Napoleon aa Pathfinder. That Napoleon waa aa quick witud no any of those he commanded is evi­ dent from thu well-known story of his Wcdtp'iday. cleverness in escaping from the Red Jim. Axthelm. Hr.. ot North Nash­ ville returned to her home Thursday; Sea when c roe el ag with bls staff. The after caring for Mrs. Elba Ackley tho. ‘ford waa lost and. aa it was dusk, r- there was no landmark to guide tbe , ! : Gathering his officers in a circle. Napoleon made them all ritfe outward from himself as a center, as if they were following the spokes of a great wheel. So ail tho paths were tried and <laught< r Dorothy visited Mrs. Claude the .right one was found, /j . Kennedy last Tuesday. Mrs. Verdon Knoll of Nashville was In reading such stories as this is a gum of airs. MteMe Kasey a week most important to see the Idea In ugo Friday. Mrs. Ansel Klnnio und son Karl of them, as the mere way of telling them Northeast ,N<uthrillc spent Tuesday differs with every author, tn fact, with her parents, Mr. und Mra Chua tho same stories are often told of dif­ ferent men. Rut whoever was clever enough to think of these things, it Is well for us to remember tho facts SERIOUS MRU YIMS TO HYONIEI The mor»j la: “Ute your brains! From “The Men with Brains.” Tudor Jenks in 8L Nicholas. Points on Chopping. ^cglnncrs Invariably overexert W. W. Cutter. of this cliff, president themselves in chopping, and are soon of the Burry County Pioneer Koclety. • nd a well-known authority on Mich­ "winded." An accurate stroke counts igan history, is writing r t>logrei>i>y for much morn than a haavy, but of Eurotus I*.- HnstlnA. uno of thu It will effectively relieve all curable wi-U-known men In tho curly history forms ot catarrhal ills, bronchitis and cold blundering one. A good chopper lands one blow exactly on top of the other i>f tills state. Hastings rcculvid Us m the head or money refunded. There ia nothing ju«t like Hyomei.or with tho precision and regularity of a just os good, or that givcu such quick and machine: he chops slowly, but rhyth­ mically. and puts little more effort 'A laxy liver leads to chronic dyeInto striking than ho does into lifting epsls and constipatlou—weakens lie whole eyslstn. Doan's Rcgulvto hl« ax for the blow. Trying to sink • ■ « <IS cents per box) correct the liver, the ax deeply at every stroko Is about gjdUjd^jt t«M>e the stomach, cure constipation. the hardest work that a spout can Aa, and it spoils accuracy. week. ’ . Are you going to continue spending your money as fast as you make it, until old age comes, or you are thrown out of em­ ployment, or lose your health? 1 * Are you going to make up your mind to get the SAVING HABIT and deposit a little every week in our Savings Depart­ ment? Even a small sum each week if deposited regularly, will amount to a snug sum in the course of a very few years. toe toill fay you 3 per cent interest on your Savings and Compound it Soke &ach year. Why //ot fiegin Saving /fowl Hastings City J "She flank Shat Does Shings for Phone 3 two rings. /fasti �CONSOT.THN® ■ A I.L your feeding troubles are over A when you twin feeding THE PARK & POLLARD CO?S DRY-MASH K. WILLISON, D. D. 8.( i Hastings, Mich. F CARE OF THE DAIRY HEIFER An extensive study of poultry feeding covering long perirsl of years lira given them n knowlnlge of the hen’s llkeu and dislikes, tinnquirrmmu to produce the maximum number of <te». the lertilitj uf eggs, and maintain the l>e»t of health in the bin!*. They hare demonstrated that <HX iwling, fcathre-nulling. going bnxxly, getting over-fnt. und “going light” may lie—ntwl an- —Urp«4y Object Should Be to Keep Young Ani­ mals in Growing Condition With­ out Becoming Too Fat. Dr. C. H OvmtrMt Osteopathic Physician Chronic Conditions a Specially Ece in Pancoast Bid. Phone 352 Little difficulty is* encountered in, NEED OF ROAD IMPROVEMENT raising calves from the time ut wru Miller &^07716 " ‘ ci. GATE IS VERY SATISFACTORY UNDERTAKING AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Licenced Embalmer always in attendance PHONE, 226 OR 327 Mr. C. A. Wlren of Lump county. Iowa, sends Iowa Homestead an Illus­ tration of a gate that bo has had In uso on his farm for a number ot years and which has never sagged und Is an igood ns new. He says this gate will 1 last twenty years If made right Stock •Imply Indi* | cannot Jump over It nor get their ihjads through It. It ia made ot beat one-inch hard plno dressed and paint­ ed. with the boards mortised In 3x4 white auk pieces and bolted. It la so heavy that It requires two men to hang It, but when hung It la ao light that a child can open nnd close It JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks ‘ Phon! xya ' ' HABTINGB, MICHIOim rote insurance WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL* EVATORS. We buy and tell on a LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have npver dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Irving. Mich. Mr. Hicks—Wilt you please tell me how many ducks uno thrifty .drake should kept with for good results? I have ten ducks and one drake, they description it requires forty bolts and are Indian Runners. three large, slxteen-lnch hinges. No nails are used in its construction. It should bo hung on a large post act Some breeders of duck, advocate one al least four and one-half feet In the ground with stone around it and dirt well tamped to hold It solid. SUPERIOR VALUE OF ALFALFA Smith Bros. Volte & Co. 0|,C.LAS. Pkm57 Hittiip Order Our Drays TWO AUTO TKCCKS. PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our Specially. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. [IBBARY [AMPS See Them. All sorts of electrical work All Work Guaranteed GEO. VAN TIFFLIN ■lactrlalan. Client, IiluuH t Silin. S. >. Ci. Dally Except Sunday. Being South 1:08 Oolng North 7: ST Perfect aa Anything approximately correct since they are average values. but sufficiently close value of good and poor road surfaces. Before any district or stale can fully realise tho value of good roads, spe­ cial action on its part must be neces­ sary. This action must embrace three things; a non-polltlc.-l organ I rat Ion. whose purpose is to provide. good roads; a practical and economical construction, and maintenance. , There should be one or more good business men on th- board of cuntroL a lawyer of some years' experience should be a member and there should be represented on the board of control Evidence accumulates dally ot tbe superior value ot alfalfa in lhe pro­ of both milk and beef. A California Guernsey In reported aa pro­ dirring 444 pounds of butter fat In ono year on a ration ot alfalfa pasture and hay exclusively, tho major portion of tbe alfalfa fed being hay. It la cer­ that this Guernsey was a good producer aud capable of using her toed economically. However, regardless of tho ability of tho cow to convert feed into milk, If yarded into it is apparent that alfalfa hay nnd 7 will .iceommo- alfalfa as pasture cotnns as near conft f«ct high; the sUtutlng perfect ration for tho dairy ends and back : aH ; cow as anything known to agricuiagricul­ ture, In the compounding of dairy rations It has long been regarded as necessary that a variety of feeds bu used. This Is In order to Increase the palatablllty and to prevent the ani­ Banner und am mal from tiring of tbe feed. The fact ultry page and — ------------------ ... tries in regard to ailments of chick- that an exclusive ration of alfalfa will produce such wesults as reported in lhe case of thlu Guernsey Is evidence 1 have 13 Rhode Island |iullrt< that that alfalfa alono Is highly palatable began laying Dec. 2nd. and for the and that It can be used successfully wwk» ending Jan. 10th. and ITth. I as an exclusive feed. had 4B and 4ft eggs respectively. On Tuesday the 30th. they laid 6 eggs; An Improved Michigan Road. Give Cows • Rest. on Wednesday, only 3 and since that time <o <Ute have laid only eleven It is well, when potslble, to give a cow from six to eight weeks' rest be­ an engineer nho knows his business. have noticed nt night they make a tween her periods of lactation, bat if The engineer should also be chief noise an though brlvhlng wind; do not sneeze, but make the other pecu­ It is impossible to dry her off It is bet­ engineer of th-' construction with as liar noise; only today* did 1 notice ter to continue milking than to at­ muni- of them arc getting pole un sides tempt to force her dry. on tho work of road building. Some of the head nod are Inclined to mope states of our commonwealth have and ruffle up thclr feathers on the HANDY TRUCK IN DAIRY BARN made tho state engineer tho chief engineer of a road commission whose tie mussed up behind. Have noticed personnel Is composed of business: a little looseness of the bowels In They uro fed on a noon an<f sprouted oats once a day; have only fed the oats for tho post 4 FOR SALE, celvo no salary nnd arc appointed by tho governor of the state for a definite period of time. Tho dairyman cannot afford to Ig­ There are several methods of organlnore that whieh will lighten bls labor Ixatlon and only cxperience'will elim­ inate tho undesirable elements, leav­ so convenlnntly arranged and still he has enough to do, says the Independ-i ing tho good- What might bo success­ Fnrmor. The truck tnirk presented r>r<>annt<><4 in In ful in one part of the country may bo ent Farmer. this cut In very handy nnd will savo unsuccessful in another. much labor. It Is made of good lum- SHOWING PLEASES BOOSTERS Work Done oq Highway Improve- cessful All Over Country. 1 Single Comb White Leghorn Cock­ erel; Youngs’ Strain 3i Anconas Cockerels 1 White Orpington Cockerel 1 Buff Cochin Bantam Cockerel 1 Sicilian Buttercup Cockerel Agent for Cyphers Incubators and Brooders'. Mart 3U Tn Switzerland every one seems to be born with a taste for cheese, and I tho harder tho cheese tho bettor they I ilka it. Zermatt cheese is so hard lhat It bos to bo cut with a hatchet, but its | use Is considered most important and necessary on all ceremonious occa­ sions. Tho rank of a Swiss family Is often M. W. HicJVS CORNER PARK AND WALNUT STS. HwUnp, Mich. A Handy Truck In Bam. ber and tho only iron about It Is tho handle at each end by which to draw or push it, and the straps which are screwed against the ends, engage the enda of tho axle outside tbe wheels and are screwed flat against lhe bot­ tom ot the track. Look for the Reason. If you keep chickens and consider It- an unprofitable pastime, look for the reason. In most cssss you will find your chickens are In poor con­ dition. with dull combs and plumage. Try HAJI YELL'S CONDITION POW­ DER ahd >nota the difference. . It morn Important, largely Increases the yield of eggs. Price 35 cts, per pack- Good roads movements have been unusually successful in many states during tho year Just ended, according to figures given out in New York showing tho liberal appropriations which various Irglalatnree made. New York statu heads tho list with a 150.000,000 bond issue added to Its previous appropriation Of an equal atqount, and an good a showing is said to be assured In I’annaylvanlu, where a proposed JSO.OOD.OOO appropriation Is pending. In California an 118,000.000 bond issue Is now being expended, nnd in Maine a 12.000,000 issue has been authorized. to bo met by tho automo bile fees. Tho defeat of tho 150,000,000 bond issue In Ohio Is said by the good roads enthusiasts to be the only dlscourag Three points arc given ronstint ami earrfnl consideration by them, and the rvquirrment.i fiillowol ent, rrsardlras <•! the nsl of the proper ’materials.. . . , A fluctuating grain market dore not mean that high-|>rire<l ingndirnts no-eraarv to the proper balancing •>( the feeds Will be left <kii of tin- mixturn*.' ’*l<ay <>r Bust ” will give you tin- rreulU you ate k«Amv. for every day in Ihr'yrar. lent money, lint ih<- question for ThePAHKSPOUARD feeds cornpel results It’s Incubator Time Now is the time to get ready for Spring Hatches. Start tha Incubator Early In March. Have your chicks on the ground on warm days in April and have the pullets laying in September. There is no incubator on the market that will answer the ordinary poultry raiser like a 60 Egg Buckeye 325,000 in use Satisfactorily Guaranteed by the maker to hatch every hatchable egg. E. A. BURTON Quality Hardware Hastings, Michigan. the moro respect or affection that a guest Inspires tho harder Is the cheese that is served in his honor. Those are famlttca where the cheMi In tbe larder dates back several hun­ dred years and la so valuable that it Is only served on great occasions such ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. as baptisms, weddings And funerals. State of Michigan, the Probate Court A varnished frog dies.'not because' L_.. Ju-TSoir. On Hie birth of on hclr'a cheese is bodily poisons accumulate In Its skin.; fo^ .,h“ made and named, and it la not rut but because of overheating. When tho the probate office. In the city of Hasuntil the wcddlng'of the new arrival. nlr it bf'-'thes becomes warmer than tlnga. tn —,J ‘county. ------- *— -on 38 degrees Centigrade. Dr. Vlttoriol nineteenth Puntonl of the t’nlverslty of Bologna, 19Lt,COVERED MILK PAIL IS BEST reports that the frog must use its pores, Judge* of‘Pronto’. Ch**" M*Ck* to radiate the extra heat. The Lancet.1 In the Matter of the Estate of Open Vessels Contain Many More Bac­ discussing ids findings, remarks that William H. Knlckerbacnr, deceased. teria Than Where Open Top Re'■ ’ to, James H. Knlckcrbaeor, adminis­ disease germs were discovered having filed tn said court his make short work of tho varnished ba trator (BJ 110111100 praying that n day may be trachlans. already weakened by awel•At tho Connecticut experiment sta-f taring. The conclusions of Doctot I set for hearing on his final account as administrator ot said estate and tlon It was found that milk from an, Puntonl have a practical Interest In open pall contained 6’4 times as many I their relation to lhe deleterious effects and hr be dim-barged from raid trust. bacteria as when a covered pail was of moist, warm climates and the use D. 1911, at ton used. In another stable, not quite so , of Improper clothing, which act clean, the open pall contained .10 times I disturbing tho cutaneous function. by for hearing said petition; It la Further Ordered. That public K any notice of. FOLEY KIDNEY PIUS fos BACKACHt KIDNEYS AMD BLADDEg Ration tog until ready to como Into milk, it 1 tbo young animals are ou pasture, no 1 Country Is Good Highways—Spe­ further attention U necessary, since cial Action Necessary. grass furnishes tbo belt and usually tho cheapest growth. -Tho winter ration should consist ot ail the roughness tbe animal »Hl conrlcultursl Colles--> A busy growing nniluu t.uch as ours lume. and a small amount ot graiu certainly requires Internal Improve­ In addition. The object should be to ments to keep pace with Its prosperity. keep the young animals In a grpulng Our prosperity Is measured by indue- condition without becoming excessive­ ly fat. -The liberal use of roughness Is desirable, since it la usually tbo cheapest feed al band, and, further, , It is generally believed by experienced breeders that the consumption of large amounts of roughness wbllo young helps to develop tho organs of dlges-1 investigations hhv<* shown that the tlon to the maximum, which Is desir­ Average horse can exert at a walking able when tbe cow comes into milk. pace a traction pull of about oneThe roughness should by all means eighth tu one-tenth his weight As­ consist of some legume, as clover, al falfa or cowpea hay. on account of lhe I value, what effect "III the kind of palatablllty and high protein and ash! road have upon the load the homo Is content of this class of feeds. Corn i silage Is also well adapted for part! able to pull? On an asphalt pavemi ut It requires ol tho ration, but should always be* 30 to 70 pounds pull to move ono ton. combined with some leguminous hay on a sand road-100 to 200 pounds pull or with a ration of grain that sup-1 to move lhe same road Wc might piles ample material for growth, such । conclude that tho lli.ilta are 30 to 250 as wheat, bran or oats. pounds for tbe best to tbe poorest surface. This one horse, say of 1.500 SWISS ARE FOND OF CHEESE pounds weight, could draw a load of five tons on tho smooth alphall pave­ ment and only 1.20 pounds un the Cows Must Wear Earrings. I Cows In Belgium wear carrings. Tho | law requires that when a cow has at­ hearing. In the Hastings. HANNER, I tained tho age of three months it said county. shall have In its ears a ring to which ( QHA& M. MACK. Judgo of Probate. I it attached a numbered metal tag for ELLA C. EGGLESTON. taxation purposes. Register of Probate. Legal Hdvertisements Stalo of Michigan. jfounty of -Bar* ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. State of Michigan, the Probate Court for the county of Harry. At a session of said court, held at tho probate office. Ip the city of Has* made mi the 30th as many bacteria. in another very ", dirty farm. 97 per cent, of lhe bacteria. ni Henry H. itobtschung. .deceased. .. Amelia F. R\bl»chung. udmlnlstrncourt her petition praying that tbe Wisconsin station extended tests | “nd 'hat all , , , , iwuiil uununisiruiri* uv oonu* non ■sent thclr » wltb thl. wl!l 1Ulncxed -and that the .I.™., » 'i“« ■"»"> »«>•«• "> »»k ............. ». clnlnu. irt. at lhe I robale M1|nL, II14y |)e ai|owed ua p]ed and ab„ from an open pall than where a small offle/in the City of H..aiinKM. be discharged from raid trust. ■ top pall was used. ' aml|fatl<in and allowance, on v .‘•foru lt j. Ordered. That the 20th day of --------------, ................ ...... ...... such; February A. D. 1914. at ten o'clock In DATIflMC mn HAIRY PATTI C ‘■A*1’”-'* w111 >>c heard before said Court. ()10 forenoon, at said probate office, nAIIUfJS rUn UAlnY UAiTLt yb Monday, the 1st day of June be and is hereby appointed for hearo'clock In the forenoon |I1K 8al(1 petition; sa.i. . . <*.. *• '• ‘•'ufther Ordered, That publjo More Palatable the Food the Gre^te/j J.ii, notice thereof bo given by publication Quantity a Cow Will Consume—y CHARLES M. MAX K. of a copy of this order, for three sueWater Is Also Important. fI Judge of Probate. , cesstve weeks previous to Mid day of hearing. In the Hastings Banner, a newspaper printed and circulated in Tho foilowlfig genoral facts ghould bt- observed In making up thjf ration ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. for n dairy cow. A cow should bo fed f State* of Michigan. ‘The Probate | - -■ “wLJZL o. p-ubBt*. all that she will oat and djfrest well, * cnurt for th® County of Barry. ELLA C. EGGLESTON. giving due consideration to th*x cost.' a “”lnn court- held at ths Register of Probats.. j',...,™", ..a cmKxu.. °< food fed. Tho moro palatable «>..■ *■**""•• ■ . ■ the ,Inv „r January A. D. 1914. ------- ----------------" • — food tho greater quantity a cow will; Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. I NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. consume. Variety bften Increases I Judge of Probate. filate ot Michigan. County of Barpalatablllty. , «»" ,of„ *h" °fJry. so. A part of tho ration should bo sue-' ineas F. Campbell, deceased. • Notice is hereby given, that by an a pari oi mo nues snouia do sue-. JlMM.ph L Campbell, son. having , order „» .h, prot,ate Court for th" client in nnture/aA such food aUmu- filed In raid court his petition praying । county of Barry, made otTtbe l»th Intes action la' tho intestinal tract.1 that an order or decree may bo made I da>. ol january, A. D. 1914. four which stimulates vigor, thrift and b7 this court determining who are or; m(lnlh» froTO that date were gliowed health In tfco animal. Another Im‘'ht.'‘ra.are”*"1 for credUor’ ,o !»•••«»< “‘•lr clslrns „PP1,,. ~ii,si!sj^.ias“us*,s?,Lrt proper consideration. qulred to present their claims to saffl and la hereby • appointed for hearing •aid petition; Cleaning Utensils. It Is Further Ordered. That public If any utensil'has become sour or notice thcrapf be given by publication tainted, special scalding will bo nee- of o copy ot this order, for three sue- xuch claims will be heard before Baid cssslve weeks previous to said day of Court on Saturday, the l«th day Of Steam In still more powerful than wa­ hearing, in the -Hastings Banner a Here it will be reconsidered. Many ter. aa a destroyer oT bacteria, being newspaper printed and circulated in said county. states have made alight increases la CHAR, M. MACK. 1 more penetrating aa well as giving their good roads appropriations. Judge ot Probate. I mere intense heaL . ELLA C. EGGLESTON. Register ot Probate. DANN EH WANT ADVB. PAY. i DANNER WANT ADV8, PAJ. ’ �HKT1EKNATIIOMAJL e Stomach SUNDAY SCBOOL LESSOR Aim to'make that strong—and digestion good—and you WiQ kocp well 1 No chain la stronger than Its weaken fink. No man is stronger than his stomach. With stomach disordered a train of diseases follow. • a UN yes far* * to perform its fiijsteJ. Tkel Golden Medical Discovery Ing Ills credentials, to support His claims as Messiah. Words and works, voice and virtue' (Luke 8:48), fore­ telling and fulfilling, are the meani :ii hntoad J d itosuch and csum niiuea, vonitiaf aad a tarrikla headache. Take Chamheriaii’s Tablet,. They will toae op your fiver, deal out your atrnaach and you ,<ilf KM* be aa well a> ever. There i» nothing better not what a man's i acquaintances think I Turkey Drodng. Mix together three cupfuls of stale .-.-ead crumbs and two-thlrds cupful । of deviled ham. Add. one at a time. .— ■mt. ------- —, ........................ H n. n-r b„r. .. >.u BtaO.d <». '1 JSS’JS ThV.lagging steps behind you: _ J ,alt uml p«prikJu ' ' " Chink of henry $ Brand Rapids, micb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Pumpkin Frlttri*. One cup of cooked pumpkin pulp, one cup o>-milk, two egga. one teajipoonful of* ground ginger, half tea­ ' spoonful ot ialu one t.iblrapoonful of sugar or moUeaee, about onu cup of and aoak In cold water f_. for -----half— an flour, one and a hair tc.-ispoonfula of hour. Cook In boiling• waler r..r for having powder. ’ 'twenty minute*, pouring off tho water Sift together Into a mixing bowl once and renewing firlth boiling water. Drain nnd put Into shallow baking, „„„ w,„ dtoh nnd dust with salt nnd pepper, mug, then atlr In th< sifted pumpkin. Mix ----- one-third .... ....... cup ... of . —butter —................ with one- 1 ..UU Ajd thf» liquid mixture gradually HU.,,, fcU to third cup of boiling water and pour ,he dry ingredients .-<» ns to form a half over the onions. L’se the re-1.............................. ...... - ----mslnder for basting: bake In a hut Hlh. in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Fann Phones— BelL 651 Citizens, 6251 Some Mushroom. I Miniature Wonders. . Epicures In tho United States, who Jewelers from thn exigencies of l*va mushrooms will long for a time their trado are masters of miniature ... .____ ■ wnrkmanihln ChinOue In Leeds Enrland. Tyrol, where ilreal) workmanship. In Leeds. England, produced a model of nteshrootnn grot r. A traveler writing, •amp Tc*r» as rvgwu i■•/.. lays: Bordering — the » * beam engine in silver composed of । ot «<■ tho region read that led up the mountain wore 1«5 pieces and complete In every do- Bae nny pieces of tender cold meat or left-over poultry. Chop the meat, or, If preferred, grind It. Now ple­ t>urc u rich while roux with melted l atter, flour anf whale milk . ... Bakctl Mutton < utht". SX. a-u».’e~. - u™. «.< Prepare the cutlets a» for frying by­ it took from three to five of us to penny weight and standing half an Inch stir In the meat. and. when very hot. dipping them in betuen egg und then span tho trunks of most of them. Un- >n height. covering with fine, dry -t.re.td crumbs. Lay them In a drippl:-.;: pan with very particularly nice w little water In the bottom: a|fflnklc crouchfng what I tooFto be a smell, Cruel Slam. ( <g(. u n(W(.d to ,ht dark gray --------kitten. ----------Stooping. -- 1 found "That." said the futurist, pointing Ing often with butter and hut water. nt n jaa not. a -----------_ --------*। kitten, but a mush- proudly to tho canvas which ho had When they arc done nuke.a little -------- Our good peasant neighbor,! just finished, "la my attempt to Intcrbrown gravy with th ' " pan. u little hot — hhrrylng toward me. begged that I prct th0 infinite." "What did tho Inzoning, ft there at or liquid In would-Dot disturb IL saying that she flnlto over d<i to your Mke(1 tho ln. r luiklifg your depended on thia every year. After noccnt bystander. itx there la Hough brown, a few days of rain, what had seemed •it .ticking to the dust. Tlu!> the materi.ij selected] a kitten, now looked a stately cat. and.---------- ----------------------—1 Well Into the fur. applying 1T with thc-i • n It reached tho weight of six VAT W T’ATWX'PTTC TXRTPT^s 1 gently twat nut the fur tin aide. Hhould there be t brilliancy In the fur. the Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch IS BECOMING MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY In addition to my Many Good Things to Eat, 1 am serving Steaks Chops Hamburg Steak Ham and Eggs Sausage Etc., Etc. You can get just what you want at Tom’s. Try My 15c Business Lunch The Best Coffee in the City IN HOONAN‘8 CIGAR. STORE Jefferson Street Hastings, Mich. | Caodyj | Silted Hut, | What More Can You Expect Quick service. You are waited upon at once. The best cigars and tobaccos in the city. Our zinc lined cases and electric humidore gives to you your favorite cigar or favor-, ite brand of smoking or chewing tobacco the way the manufacturers intended it for yoi£ We are careful buyers and our stock is . always fresh, clean and moist. We appreciate your trade and will do all in our power to hold it. / We have a large assortment of PIPES, CIGAR CASES and all smokers' articles to show you. Why not buy where you can get exactly What you want? Try us and compare with others. purpose. rl ST. PHONE 106 Retailer Th net it ill the beginning. The return of tho uhelean spirit with Its seven companions wil taka place during the groat tribu- another Jesus, another spirit. anothtatlon.’ —A. C. Osebeleln. Tha per­ sonal application is to mere reforms- ot them. “From such turn away.** -THE WISDOM OF OOD, IV—THE 1'OWRH OF GOD. 11-88. V.-THE ENEMIES OF GOD, 88- The Outline Developed. THE POWER OF GOD—Read here Mt. 8:81-84; 14:18-87. The power of God and the pity of God are shown In the healing of this demonnfillctcd man. It waa a demon which ricked thlnga but only regeneration For constipation, uso Dr. King's rill fill the- lite With Christ. Salva- New Life I’illa. Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo. N. Y., soya they are tho "king bf all laxatives. They ore a for all philanthropic, sociological, and blessing to all my family and I al­ educational enterprises—Is Christ the ways keep a box at home." Get a power and fullness of them? All efforj without Christ must fall finally, just veth * Btebblns' and A. E. Mulholaa each individual without Christ value. In connection with the nation of God's choice. In Mt. (18:88) tho man waa both blind and dumb; ho was under Satan's control. When Christ cast and uw, and people wondered, i the blinding from Satan Christ retun proceed! ind the kingdom la the Individual sinner before Hla con-; version, then the power of Godi changing him. and the resultant teatpic. It l» the power of God, and no Get the Habit of depending on this market for your meats dur­ ing 1014, and you'll not be disappointed. Our ser­ vice in the past has always been good; but we pro­ pose to make it better than ever before. A tele­ phone order will bring the same satisfying results at this market as though you placed the order personally. . * BESSMER BROS. PHONE 103 ' HASTINGS, MIOH. if the fur I SQUIRE HAO SIZED HIS MAN --- --------------. Turner, tho Entflah painter, was blunt-apoken and often gruff, but ot. camion hc unbent enough to Jest— occasionally at his own expense. The Bristol Times and Mirror gives on amusing instance. f To a certain southern town, on legal His famous ,1'ture, “The Slave I business, came a most potfipcua young Ship"—that wonderful epmblnatlon of ’ lawyer, who, notwithstanding his flaming and nurgeous colors—was i name was McNaught, had an excellent once dreerlbed by an exasperated opIniofTof himself. Ho found It nee- critic bb "a cat having a fit in a dish | essary to talk with Squire Gardner. of tomato salad." Turner had never ■ an unpolished Justice, who had noheard the phrase bat onto when •a good opinion of anything, and cspe- ' taiaJ l0 j,lm at a dinner, i clally of anyone who had a good opln-j h„ put on a critical-aud considering ] Ion of himself. Tho squire had never alr „ h^rgarded IL and remarked heard of hla visitor till he called nnd j l0 his neighbor: I ho was a poor hand at remembering — "Nico, cool green. that lettuce. Isn’t tfnrnnfl but fir* wm an oxnort in 11U- ' Pompous Lawyer Got Little the Better .. ...—uiua w... । man measurements. not quite strong enough, and the dressThe young lawyer proceeded prompt-, ing. delicate tint of yellow, that! Add j ly to say what ho had to gay. U>» some mustarJ. and then yod have one j squire listening, but watching. Pres-1 Of nty pictures!" I ently ho thought It was tlmo for him , ■to say something. "Hold on. Mr. McCIpher." ho began. | Too -----------------------Dangerous. "My name is McNaught." tho law-1 Dr. Alexis Carrel, the famous suryor stiffly corrected him. ot the RockeflflW Institute In I "Excuse me. excuse me." apologized New York, said tbe other day of an I tho squire, and finished hla remarks. | experiment that ho doomed dangerIt was not long before tho squire oua: again felt called upon to speak. I "An experiment of that nature re"Wbll, now. Mr. McZcro—" he stert-! minds mo of the Cinnamlneon carder. - - ' ' "A Clnnamlnion carder shot a dog He went to show the "I said my name was McNaught." by accident owner how It Lai>i>en0d. and In doing the lawyer interrupted, sharply. Again tho squire apologized, doing so shot him. When tho police came so profusely, and the lawyer conclud- to arrest him ho attempted to show lhem how ho had riiOt the owner, and Ing very kindly towards the. squire, i in doing so shot a constable. Later, but he thought it wise not to manifest! In showing the coroner how he had i hla feelings, and said good bye with a shot the constable, he shot tho coro- emy, tan. hurled at Him thia blas­ phemous accusation "He caateth out devlla through Beelzebub the chief of to God. miracle (see Acta 4:18). miracle GIVE ITATRIAL vines. She cleanses impurities and overctfines pollution In her fields and’ streams, and she demands the samel effort of men. When men fail to obey these natural laws they pay tha pen-! <rtty. declares the Healtbologlst. They suffer or die. When they do obey, no effort brings surer returns. For clean­ liness means health, and health means ability, peace of mind, content and no- from It Will Relieve Your Cough -phet Jonah. fair degree of politeness. . "Good-bye, Mr. McNolhIng." said the squire, aa Innocent as n lamb, and as the visitor walked pompously out of tho office tho squire chuckled. Sanitation la a natural law. Nature will not tolerate disease and decay Ur her own domains; Sho buries the They reject- of Satan. But this they said, "tempt­ ing Him. not In faith, but In unbe- Or Money Back shall laugh; the 1-ord shall have them In derision.'.' The request of v 18 Is it ut the rich man In Luke ■but If one went unto them e dead, they will repent." But n answer In v 81. Tho reaur- provm the rich mah's statement. 'THE WISDOM OF GOD la next You don’t risk a cent. You don’t take the slightest chance. You can try this cough remedy—which we firmly believe to be tha very best of the many kinds wc carry—entirely at our risk. If you find that Itexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup does not relieve you, we will gladly refund your money. Wc don’t want a cent for it or any other of the Rexall Remedies’' that does not satisfy and please you. Isn't that lair? Can you afford to overlook a generous offer like this when in need of a cough or other remedy? Very pleasant to taste. Children1 like it Priest. 25c, 50c and fl.00 reply He shows the Impomlbllly of Aitnn's kingdom lusting if Satan destroy .himself. Their argument Is not reusunttblv. The same principle applies------- -— — today. ------ -idly tho professing church Illustrates this! And on the other- hand, how aad to see such a resdlncw to aacrlflce principle fur the Carveth & Stebbins, S Devoe Paint Agents Phone 31. NO OUST - s' onrnill SrEulAL kingdom' hud corao lit that the King i GET A CAI. riiDAY 4’»*y» come to ua for good! Incur line which you we 8<>vwU8*d. We give careful attention te ali orders; and Wl 8aWfm» aim courteous and fair treatment, to give perfect Mtis" faction to our ctutnmars. BO lbs. H. & B. Granulated Sugar, Baturdayl only. will later. . THE POWER ‘•Links" as Applied to.Golf. USE PARISIAN SAGE And speaking of games, how many know the origin of the word "links'' as If your luir is ico dry, brittle, dull, thin, applied to, the field on which golf is'| er If the scalp burns and itdies, 1mm**­ played? The dictionary says that , ctdy begin the tt.c of Parisian Sage. The "links” means stretch of sandy soli, | first implication renxma the dandruff, interrupted by heather. But It comes! from an old Saxon word "blinc.” which creates the beauty of the hair by making means a ledge, an embankment, a boundary Malvern Link and tho somebody invented a game to go with Surely try a SOc Uj-tia. CABVKEU A HIMUMJUVB. Hastings, Mich. i aa those Hero He mentioned In Acta ‘ U» *i»n sold l NS ' * !•’ •’f*1 Goods Delivered. We Handle All the Medicines Advertised in This Paper* SHINE HNEWWM The Place to Meet Your Friends cannot succeed. TIIE WWDOM *OF GOD unclean spirit la Idolatry. It had. left the nation, and even now the natlpn la swept from that evil spirit and un­ Bon lights the aun. Me.la tho light ot occupied, and boasts of reform. It -------------- ~ we receive light from will not bo so forever. The unclean will have light, nnd will spirit will return end bring seven reflect light. There la no enduring । Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment Store Phones— Bril, 173 Citizens, 5173 aclcs and Wa reaulta. Notice the purpoae of Hla mlraclea: John 8:88— "bear -wltneM of me, that the Father hath aent me:" John 8:11—"manl- , well-heatsn eggs. .Mix 'thoroughly. they mw the mlraclea which HaJId;'* John 8:1—"that the worka of God This qauntlty fills tl ahould 4>e made manlfoit;" John 11:8 Do nut stuff the foi too full. ferrod, omit brttld —... two cupfuls of hot mashed potatoes and one-half eupfui of cream. whlie Tlje enrea that acemed to bind you'.' And aa you atood by the walla uf Doubt. That echoed a demon'! laughter. Did you ever ahout back a word Of ittack ystr Brer folk wronger. Gold Medal Flour, ysr sack------------ - -------------------Bat>* Fancy CoBee per lb...I..................................... Tho Is broken. He has been defeated, and will be destroyed. He Is still the lenipter. bat ia u conquered foe. THE KNEM1EH <»F GOD are bo- ctsion for. Christ. arn-either gathering Which? Me Genuine Whole Codfish, per lb-................................ Oleonurgarine, Beat Quality, per lb. Rolled Data. Beat Quality B lbs tor Vggateblaa; Rutabagas, Sweat Fdtetoaa, Cabbage, Carrola, Radiahea. onioua lattuce, celery and paraley. Fruit; Malaga grapea, oranges, grapefruit, bauanai, leuwna and applea. tall it bo also unto J mon." G.a«raU*a|*— Grocers �|~" IRVING^ the house before a phy­ jtet then, from Hasting* lo attend to his Injuries. From ah reports Mr. Olner la doing nicely ami Glenn Hobtnson tans saeured a posi­ tion In the Globe Knitting Mills at Middlevine and wUl town ceprly exchanged hla farm known aa the Currier farm for a fruit farm In Blown Out By Gas .-onnevted with dbuurtroim rvsulu. We i-unnot prevent folks from blowing out tbo put. Our buslncw h to Install ■ PLUMBING, G&&-PIPES , ' AND FIXTURES, sd skillfully and thoroughly tltal tlicrv F. A. BROWN & CO. Hast of Postoffice Phone 126 Hastings ia the principal moflir force of the world. Without vim you will “rail Coffee R.anch 110 Jefferaon St. Haslingz, Mich. a rinno riign. Bishop Boyd Carpenter, as report"Instead of saying to the children, 'You shall not do this or that.* they should say, 'You should keep the whole of that great organism which I God has put Into your care, with 1W< dollcafe forces, physical/ moral, and Intellectual, In such a stalo of health­■ by Oscar Bink. Besides eachangf farms Messrs. Strung and Sink also exchanged many farm imple­ ments and some of the heavier goods A good In order to do sway with the moving h**"}’ aoni* ,,T“ “Do ohang4 nice pro- K .,.7 church was weM patronised. on th- farm in Irving township, hold­ dusk a horse ing tae office of Ju"tk.- of the peace a George Mar- part of the tltae. Until a few days ago Mr. Strong was substitute rural free delivery mall carrier from the the animal became unmanageable ae Irving office. . There are about 25 or 20.acres of timber on the farm which He has signified site-land northeast of this village. Mr. Sink secures. They ware thrown out upon the his lEtentiona oY sawing this off and Kound. None of the children were dly Injured, escaping with minor bruises which were not serious. Bo We now look out upon the most snow we have seen on the ground this the reputation of bflng needy und winter. In fact think more snow fell Saturday Ahan during the entire became frightened upon sighting the precipitation of snow and rain since gray team of hones belonging to Wil­ tha first day of December. By meas­ liam Ooodslte which could be seen । urement the enow la 14 or IS Inches but Indistinctly In lhe gathering gloom of the fast departing January i was the depth Bunday morning. day. No doubt thinking that It waa Blslghs and cutters are onve marg threatened by some gray visitor the , belhg used and lhe roads are rapidly animal bolted with the results just being- worn down so that loads may mentioned. By good fortune Arthur be hauled to town with perfect ease. Diimoth caught the animal when It In fact, many were waiting for some entered the village. snow to fall so that they might haul Charles McCann and wife had saw logs to the saw mill here In the planned upon coming back to lheir village. Monday also being ground hog day home In Irving Saturday after a few according to the old traditions -we weeks visit in Alma, the guests of William Cushing And Chester Bene­ may then look for the allotted six dict and families, taut they failed to ...... .. ..... .iiuvft scca iu. Ing a very enjoyable time visiting shadow on lhat day. the second of their sons-ln-luw and families and Fnbruaary. then winter weather will although missed frorrt hla accustomed prevail six weeks longer, and the ground hog could see' his shadow not once but a good share of the day. Albert O. Frey, formerly of Mid­ that himself and wife are enjoying dleville and a son-ln-hiw of W. W. Watson of Middleville, purchased a store on Grandville Ave. In We understand that Melvin A. grocery Johpson contemplates moving on the Grand Rapids. Friday. Mr. Frey took 20 acres which he purchased south of Immediate possession of the business this village last fall. Mr. Johnson live* smith nnri weat from Caledonia I inLLiio'n and having sold hl. farm which he ' ' ,n ■*a,on’ muot toon vacate, will move aouth of of real life. Among other things per­ thia village some time thia month. taining to the tragic, may bo mentlonMr. Johnaon la a brother of Alva Johnson, who lived on the farm now tied up In a haphazard manner. owned by Capt. Hhellcnbarger soma post, Insecurely packed and hut poorly ad■Ireaa/ul <1. ____ ________ Frank Childs, lhe genial proprietor -, ..... .... .,HUi ul, nuoiv of the Irving Holler Mils, will vacate tlrnes get a good shaking up, still the the place upon which ho has resided chances of a package—put up In the right condition, securely tied and cor...... ........ uii.ir n°l■ <ucatlnatlon *»«*»«tlon la Immcoaurably at Ihla time a vacant* ilwnlilnr h hm... Immeasurably better belter ful activity that they shall be com­ Mr. and (Mra. Alen E. Matthew* enbined In your own Individuality inI tertalned Jorpeh Willett* and family ■ Ki.”!-"”’w'"" "”d 3’" “ good through lhe wholo length of your Harald (continuing to pull the cat s! by their teacher*. Verne T°J™Sn. tall)—"What did you say, mother!" were In attendance nt the Inmlratlon Inspiration institute held at Hastings Thursday (She says It again.)—Punch. and Friday. Among others Interested In work of thia nature who attended The First Step Often mecns so much. It has meant success to thou­ sands of youngpeople who wrote for our Catalogue as the first step toward a good salaried position. Take ' the step to-day. Address Detroit Business Univer­ sity, 63-69 West Grand River Ave. Detroit, Mich. E. R. SHAW, President. Ing one mile north of Irving station nnd who reports that the Institute was a splendid succcos. On Friday John Olner hud the mis­ fortune to suffer a dislocated wrist and a broken bone in the left fore- driving dropped out from the neck­ yoke. frightening the team which plunged ahead, musing the wagon tongue to become embedded In ths ground and the wagon In which the young man sv.is riding to tilt up In violently to the ground. inner them In their stnlh In the barn before The Irving General Store When it comes to a show down wc arc right there with the goods, and prices that can’t be beat. Quick action gets the goods. aa lbs H. & E. Granulated Sugar.. •1.00 iod*Ibs. H. & E. Granulated Sugar 54.50 Sunshine'Flour, cwt.j— •2.25 3-5c Boxes N. T. Matches------------10c i lb. Arm A: Hammer Soda 5c C. R. Watson X".*1 34 MICH. BOTH PHONES aBttWttiMU,. DO YOU WANT ANY Lehigh Valley----- --- Hard coal comes from the world’s greatest hard coal fields. It’ s HARDER than I • other • LASTS LONGER AND hard coal. BURNS BETTER BUT DOESN’T COST YOU ANY MORE. IT Our Majestic Soft Coal been handled at this elevator for years and those who used it once will not be satisfied with any other grade. Wc have other grades of soft coal, all kinds and sizes, and at various prices. If your coal bin is getting low, and you want coal in a hurry, with our four delivery wagons we are ■ in a position to serve you promptly. Try us and see. ■ E.DMONDS BROS Phone 18 The Elevator Men SOUTH 1M)W» cautions observed just esp»c..>Ilyr f*’r| -Mr*. George Cre»a \ thclr own benefit although' it «:do<..-«, daughter Mrs. T. Bunkrr and family please them Immeasurably to li 1'-Tn m1 ‘Dnedict visited In 1h»u«hwhieh work? Iv in Lo Grand Rapid* Friday and Saturday. ,p!i . 1* " 5,‘‘J ‘.I Mr. und Mrs. U Hines visited reinfled out would facilitate the handling tires In Grand Rapids the latter part of the parcel post mall Imm. ■•ninthly 'Miss Hilda Gooch la visiting rela­ sen the high cost Of living in these tives In Clarksville and vicinity. times of high living. A- US; William Dean purchased a work Lum-“V»y tmu^hn m.o’,mAbOUt bought the team In Grund Rapids and SerMt a vour door ■?“ J"- ■’">>: STATE OF MICHIC1AS Thomas Sowcrby sold a buckwheat to Frank ChUdi d“^L U toVf'rie'nJL’ Monday. Mr. and (Mr*. William De.m nearby city or nr... . ...Ings are done. tertnlnlng Mrs. F. E. Huntley of Although Unde Samuel has signified Grand Rapids. Mra. Hum his Intentions of carrying ail the out Friday’ot last week {or products from tho farm, butter, eggs, LEIGHTON. meat, potatoes and flour, through the , parcel post system—still the same Mr. nnd Mra. Will Bruce moved to brnctlclent Uncle Samuel demands that ull these commodities be securely Leva Sullivan had "•uipany from wrapped up and nately packed and tied tn ftl.it>,! rapid transportation. Ed. Mlntner lost a her-.- last.week. Bomcllmes the sacks and pouches arc Mra David SteebyS children plankicked off from trains moving forty, fifty and even sixty miles -an hour. Wednesday, her blrthd.i> When the The writer not long ago viewed the Interior of a mall pouch in which a but none two pound package of pork sausage "umptuotui dinhad been sent along with othsr pieces of mall matter and all had been kick­ r nations. ed off from a rapid moving mall coach attached tn n passenger train. ■uhuol again this w< Moll words beggar description of the way the inside of this sack looked, Ind., visited at Georg. Wllaon** but If you have been around a slaugh­ ter house and viewed the floor after Mra. Vandercook -f ‘ sledonla is «me animals have been slaughtered staying with Mra. 1. K , h.-lc. then you may draw upon yotir Imagi­ The Evangelical Al.I f -Icty meets nation for thn way the contents of with Mra. U Kach.-I. n-vi Thursday. the pouch looked. Yes, It looked like Tho CornliRhAld met -with Mrs. a slaughter house floor and not a tidy Dunning Thursday. one nt thaL Now ur“’~ sick with Lewis Smith '­ Intend that hia sacks pouches jaundice. shall be used tis an al> he Intend that the It tied FREEPORT. und Insecurely wraj Verne Leary of I. ---- — ... ...... uuaiin*, to do so and should be avoided. Care week with his start' should be taken to put up packages Ml>>a Maude llick<-rt of Hastings In such a way that the recipient may ap.-nt from Friday until .--unday with lind the article Intact und whole so that he may not be disappointed In whin he recalves. When we think Grund Rapids Sitturd i- >nd Sunday.that the .parcel post bunlncM has—In less than fourteen months of actual operation—assumed gigantic propor­ Lake Odeaua the ilr.*i •The Freeport fchtions and that the goods carried run ncMay fur thu re»t of week on a 1,1 t,IC millions of do|. count of the Teach. Institute In Hustings. Grand Rap--..... p,., uutinicu. jor mailing. It makes life much more Walcott visited In Eaton Rapids tw who out the • Hutt, iha glck list Mra Bachelor w. Hastings, Mich. A. E.i«h has rented hie farm and is MIm Anna Flynn visited her broth* Will and family of Bowne Center Henry Johnson o Mrs. Busan Stadel of Campbell, a sister of ‘Mrs. James Pardee, passed away Sunday night. lleinde Benedict attended Teachers' Institute In Hasting* Thursday, and Friday. The Dally Reminder. No ono Is unsusceptlbla to ths right bait. ANNUAL TAX SALE. Clarence Boum.i working In Grand lliipi EVERY BILLOF “SUNSHINE FLOUR placed with a dealer has boon followed with a much larger order unsolicited. That goes to show that people, who use one sack of Sunshine Flour, ore so well pleased with it, that they are. bound to tell their friends about it, that means the sale of more Sunshine. And that is the reason that the sales of -Sunshine Flour are increasing so rapidly. Every purchaser is a satisfied customer, because tbe flour is right and the price is right. Buy a sack of Sunshine Flour today and you too will become one of our satisfied customers. F. A. Childs 6 Co IRVING, COAL If j>«ople didn’t KNOW that °ur e°al was BETTER than other grades after they jiad USED it and compared results .with other grades they had tried, then our coal trade would not have increased as rapidly as it has. And patrons appreciate our SERVICE too. We TAKE PAINS TO PLEASE. It makes a difference to yod whether windows are left open, smashed in, or coal left scattered all over your yard, or cellar floors. You get FULL WEIGHT here, you get THOUGHTFUL SERVICE and the BEST COAL FOR YOUR MONEY. MICHIGAN h 1 g 1a 1a i a i pviiiinn. u ■ il.t d.cr*e <>! tn ths Court thlt returned to Allen Fish Visited in Grand Rapids and Charlotte Satur<i.<< nd Bunday. The company left the n. xt morning i for Belding. 'Mrs. Hyde was in Grand Rapids two ' ays lunt Rev. U. H. Alcaniul'-r of Sheridan j ih. t land* tncl T-ur petition changed pulpits fiund.n. The muck wedding «■•-• n by the I. O. O. G. Haturdny evening proved tiy be,a very pleasing I.il cent In splw lit the eli/l-mv wciith. r 2nd, n daughter. M.ircu,L Miss Mabel King of H istings spent Sunday at home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. It.bbltt and Mr. and Mra. Albert W.-lls attended the funeral of Mrs. Bin Blakeney in Hastings Sunday. home In Boyne- Dorothy Rlgterlnk is III with lousllllla The Senior class day night. Miss Lunn Smvlker entertained company from out of town last week. Chas. RulterU of Grand-Manila *i»llfd at the. home of Geo. Thompson clerk* Ing In the clothing stor.- o l. Woicult left hot -week for p in the south and wart. . Win Blough I. moving mtn the lai'ley Cjuum- Ituijw oft Kaoe.lilL Mis* Mildred Reuter of Toledo, <»., Houma in vlslUqf In Grand nnui tor <n« psyin. .-n.l. ll.n r.. on A MEI, u. 'bl half"of w’ SC’HEDULE-A lll.I.Al.K 1*1’ HIIMH.KVILI.K. �PAflB FOURTEEN risltlng ejTRalph . BwIR’a Grove. NASHVILLE In Maple | 3amra Fleming went to Jackson Inst Thursday morning for a few days *r Mr* Miller are visiting r*latR'*s In ...... ..C .—... ta.. « Vlxmln*. Mm. OUittti.i Brice of Morgan visnnd faintly. Mlaa Edith Fleming went to Lans­ ing Thursday to visit her aunt. Mrs. M. Harm - "----- t"'n' I’ visiting toer'si-tcr .Mrs. H. L. WaiJnckoon to spend Hun- MORGAN •Take heed therefore, that ths light former pupils. Ml** Lillian Mead. *4 enrolled In neighboring high school*:' Cha*. Fowler was In Hnatlnga Frl- rive days Chautauqua this year tn place i>f the tlarve»t Festival which on for the removal of the appendix, thef *— ———’ nnd for the correction of two nip­ hpplng the plum Ing with the prospects of 4>ecomlng a entertained the sound man again. . Wednesday Lee. Campbell lo*t a Red het colt nnd the next day laidy. the faithtime the ladle* tied comfort- Is it possible there is a woman in this country who con tinues to suffer without giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege­ table Compound a trial after all the evidence that is con­ tinually being published, which proves beyond contradic­ tion that this grand old medicine has relieved more suffer­ ing among women than any other one medicine in the world? We have published in the newspapers of the United States more genuine testimonial letters than have ever been pub­ lished in the interest of any other medicine for women—■ and every year we publish many new testimonials, all gen­ uine and true. Here arc three never before published: From Mrs. S. T. Richmond, Providence, R. I. pRovibtxcK, K. 1—“ For tho teneflt of women who suffer ft* I have (tone I wish to state what Lydia H l*iiikhaiii”.< Vegetable Compound has done for me. I did some heavy lifting and the doctor said it caused a displacement. I have alw ttys lx?en weak and I overworked after my Ixtby was l*>m and inttannuatioii set in, then nervous pros­ tration, from which I <lkl not recover until I had taken Lydia E. Pink­ ' ham’s Vegetable Compound. The Compound is my best friend and when I hear of a woman with troubles like mine 1 try to induce her to take your medicine."—Mrs. B. T. BicmtOND, 1W Waldo Street, jTuvideuoe, 1L I. brings an expression of perfect satisfaction to the faces of those who eat it. It’s Made Right Collin* at Nashville; Fern Fox. Clyde and Fred Bolinger at Hasting*. __________ Walker •pent Sunday with In Ida Walker. trip «rpe<-tm« 1* ,11.-... W. H. Reynand |oth<' uf hl* ibitslnesa dur- The Fancy Pastry You Get at the PALM GARDEN dead In her stall. Mias Fra tic House of NnahVlU* A representative nf the Trangeft. 8< hmldt Fur co. of Detroit was In tho NORTH NASHVILLE. Smith » « nt Charlotte Thurs­ village Thursday and bought *1X6 alien day on totuln* Howling Friday by the serious Illness Wm. Fox. *< Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huffman move Wednesday of thl* week Into lheir farm in Alabama n.-w house. The Ladle* Aid Society of lhe M. E. Mra. Sarah Heekathorn Rev. John It. Day returned home church wa* entertained by Madame* poorly and not aide bo 01 Saturday from Owosso and expect* to <1 bilious attack and Mitch In the tmck. rs of the ting wits Mm. Orval Gardener of .Middleville Rcsolution" and how pl. Light refreshment*. Heed of Brooklyn. .Mich., was dead. A. I* Noyes >. ■» nt Vermontville on Dlllcnbcck buaineaa Frld.< There’s a knack to making good pastryjand we have it. Try One Order The Home of Cottage Bread The Palm Garden J. W. Armbruster, Prop. Phone 548 Hastings, Mich. Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or ders Given Prompt Attention Chrysanthemums, Roses, Carnations, (all colors,) Violets and Easter Lilies. All kinds of potted plants, such as Peppers, Poinsettas, Primroses, Azaleas (all colors. - ELI CROSS Bell—Main 208 Citizens—2470 1IH Monroe Ave. Greenhouses—Ashland Ave^and Page Grand Rapids, Mich laugntet cutialnH. Sir. und mid Friday In Grand Rapid*. | Hasting*. । Mr* V. 8. Kn 1 Mb* Bru* Dlllenbrck I* In Wood­ Tho storm which began early HutDr. Morri* h. •n confined to hl* ' land caring f»r Judge Barnum's ttrday morning co'nllnoed with such Will Kuhlm ui of Detroit spent K»tfiled nnd she be d|*cbarged from Hnw 1» Yonr Ihdlcr? laynell nnd Zcllah Franck been stated that a man's were home from Friday ■toinach la hl* boiler, hl* body 1* hl* till Sunday evening. guests. Mr. and went Grand ple thnl would come out such a day the forenoon, al boiler (stomach) In good be and I* hereby appointed n* last Saturday and Invito you to go ' Cha*. Fowler returned l« Battle Ing said petition; । 1'reek Haturdny after spending a few your jaded horse from the sleigh to will not stand a full load and not abU Il I* Further Ordered. That public | days with his daughter, Mrs. David well automobile . replace It with a fresh horse from notice thereof be given by publication . . A Minister’s Wife Writes: Kuna. Mrs. Fowler who I* In the Mr. and Mr*. K. it. Smith enter­ their barn? Al«o to remove your engine (body)? If you have any trouble with your stomach ChambcrCuxjvet, Minn. — “I have suffered very much with irregularities, Sanitarium nt Battle Creek 1* report- tained at Sunday dinner Mr. and Mr*. soaked nnd frnsen gloves that they hearing. In lhe Halting* HANNER, a W. A. Smith. MIm Elsie Kmlth of might replace them with their dry pain and inflammation, but your wonderful medicine, Lydia E. I’inkstrengthen und Invigorate tho stom- newspaper printed and circulated in liani's Vegetable Compound, has made me Bell nnd I can reoomntend Rudolph of Grand Rapids were George Kay of Maple Grove and the same to all that are troubled with these complaints."—Mrs. Jkn- I son CHAS. M. MACK. called here by the death of the form- John Kay of Massillon, O. •Mr. nnd Mm. George Green opd aon turnlly. nik Akekman, c/o Kcv. K. Akerman, Cloquet, Minnesota. Judge of Probate. 1 rr'» father. Chas. Scheldt nnd returnGeorge Dull I* III with pneumonia. by them. ELLA C. EGGLK8TON. Register of Probate. The •"(Rover Leaf Club" .of the Farmland. Wlnch**t»r; l.'nlon*port. ton spent the week with her grand­ From Mrs. J. D. Murdoch, Quincy, Mass. A true copy 4-wk* Evungelical Hunday Schoo! met Fri­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dull. Carlo* City and Lynn. Ind., und In Sot.ni Qcinct, Mass.—‘•The doctor said that I had organic trouble day hight with Miss Zada Keyes. A Mra. Fred Moore and children ol Kalamasoo. When on their- return they reached Fort Wayne, they f»und and he doctored me for a long time and I did not get any relief. I Maple Grove were course luntheon no *nmr. tout found nl*nty of "the Geo. Harvey, recently. saw Lydia E. l*inkltam'a Vegetable Cbmjxtund ad­ State of Michigan, the Circuit vertis'd and I tried it and found relief before I had tertnlnlng the Court for lhe county of Harry, In ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. finished tbe first botjle. I continued taking it all visiting nt the home of chancery. Btato of Michigan, the Probate through ipiddle life and am now a strong, healthy of Melmore. 1 Complainant. woman and earn my own living."—Mrs. Jane D. Itlng relative* In Lake Odessa. la Brumm of Portland. (>.. quinsy. JIuudoch, 25 Gordon St, South Quincy, Mass. •*Benedict and the probate office, tn the city of Has­ laitlng her cousin. Mra. C. F. Wiltings In said county, on the thirtieth John Welasert, admlnUtraiora .^^teWrlteto LTD! A K.PI5EHAM KEDICINECO. Mr*. Chris Marshall was called to (COXFIBEXTIAL) LYNX, MASN..fora<lvlcc. with the wilt annexed of (lending Present: Hon. BloomsvUle. .().. .*Uty{day by the Your letter will be opened, read and answered Judge of Probate. death of her uncle. J. Marshall. Defendant*. by a woman and held In strict confidence. ths Estate of Mlsse* Beulah ifrad of Irving and nunday. Bernice Mead of Middleville spent Hazel Briggs and Francl* Bartig at­ Bunday with their mother. Mrs. Eu­ EAST ASSYRIA. tended the teachers' Institute In Char* having Ried In said court his petition tings In aald county on the 10th day te Friday and Saturday. surprises oc-' and Mr*. Ruby Slosaon were%8un<l»y nice Mead who I* sick. praying for reason* therein slated Present: Hon. Clement Smith. Clr-Ml** Villa Parrott spending n Howard Boyd purchased a horse of VnnVIril has bank* Wednesday evening In honor . in this cause It appearing by the of hl* nth birthday. TL affidavit on fll* theretn~nntt defe*4a*l WENT VF.RMONTVHJJC. pair of move. male* presented him with It ta Ordered. That the J7th. day Agnevdlraudt la not * resident of the Jtodebaugh gave cuff button*. The-other w__ on _ ...AlMr. ---------------and ----------------„ ----- a on business. StaWof Michigan, but a ro*ld*nt of bert Olmstead Friday evening on hl* 1 supper party Saturday evening. Those san Ed, and In th* forenoon, at aald probate office, the Slat* of New Jersey; that Nellie Othmar Fausel 17th birthday. He wu given a slick present report a good lime, be -and la hereby appointed for hear­ Kincry la not a resident of thl* Blate, pin snd necktie holder. All had a Mr Bnd Mr> Wm Outer and Mr. Ixivlna Snore visited friend* in Has­ ing aald petition; but a resident of th* Bute of Nevada; ting* Friday nnd Saturday. . >otn place*. M„._ V Vern Co,( tine time at both and MrM ern Co*grove were Sunday It Is Further Ordered, That public that Mary A. Becker i* not a resident .yman Baxter of Detroit came to notice thereof be given by publication of thl* Stale, but a resident of Eng­ Carrie and Anna Green- | guests of }lr. and Vermontville enberger of Eaton Rapid* were wel- j rove. | i, visiting old’ friend* making hi* land; that John Hammond 1* not a come visitor* of Mr. and Mr*. John Arthur Marten* of Richland spent, headquarter* at D. A. Quick's. Mra Nellie Klnnle and little dnughof England; and that William Hain■urn Tuesday HU Thursday caring Mr*. E. C. Vrooman and children newspaper printed and circulated In muoil I* not a resident of thl* Blair, ir hl* father. John Mnrtemi. who I* I visited at Hastings the first of the said county. but a resident of England; Battle Creek, CHAS. M. MACK. On motion of Colgrovd A Poller Mi** Millie Woodworth of Cedar rate w«* u> 1 ilr « nJ i,rB H-ymorul Osstcr vUernle itushore wa* gue. Installed In her house. and Jewell A Ewing, solicitor* for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perry in friend* »t Battle F ‘ Creek over Sunday. ~ Grace la>ke of the northern ELLA C. EGGLESTON, complainant. It la ordered that th* imrt of Michigan. Charlie Scofield , Register of Probe appear*nee of the said defendant* their ly entertained the "Just V*" pedro Agnes Brandt. Mary A. Becker. Nel­ Herman Maurer. riub Friday evening. Mr*. Eubank* lie Emery. John Hammond nnd Will­ iam Hammond, and of each of them. Haatlngs spent last Thursday at NOTICE OF HEARING CLUXH. Archie Mill. rom Thursday until Grandpa Kennwly Is sick with a I Stale of Michigan. County of Barry, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Deane spent Id. Saturday at Grand Rapids. That In case of their appear Wednesday In Kalatnazoo. Mr*. Burnlce H»uuhlalln of Middle. E. V. Smith w.lh at Charlotte Mon ------- — — — .— I them, then that the person «o enter Institute •*. Reatha Herrington and twin day. All our teachers attended th County ot Barry, made on the 14th Ing hl* appearance cause hla aoewn ble* visited Mrs. Ray Gould Tues- Institute nt Hasting* Thursday and day of January A. D. 1*14. four'to the bill of complaint to be file, KOVK. month* from that date were allowed । and a copy of same to tie served upov Ml** Greta Quick accompanied - within Ilfcomplainant Miss Greta Wolfe of Hattie Creek for creditors to present thclr claims' -■ ullcltora for ----------------Mis* Mildred Quick to the Teachers’ Ith her against the estate of Ia>ul*a M. BurInstitute at Hastings Thursday and on him. or them, or hl* or their so­ und that all creditors of said deceased MIm Mildred Quick spent Saturday hlldrcn arc visiting friend* in this and Sunday with her |>arenta In Grand -leinlty. Rapid* • each of them. Fred White was at Charlott^ Mon­ It I* further ordered that the com­ from Friday till Sunday to plainant cause this order tn be pub­ aunt who has broken h«!r hip. Mrs. lished In the Hasting* HANNER. n that auch claim* will be heard" before I». H. Evan* looked aUrr. the children. I Quick spent afternoon nt said Court on Thursday, the 14th day newspaper printed, published and Chdrlotlc. of May next, at ten o'clock in the circulating In aald county, and lhat relative* at Hillsdale last week. •uch publication iw commenced forenoon of that day. visited tn re<-k Mau f ind tonlehlng result*. ------------— —.......... andr>Mt|ro Ida within twenty <S0> days from th* hall List Friday night yaa well •>f it* merit. The first dale of this order, and that such pub­ CHARLES M. MACK, tended. Proceed* about 118. •pent Friday evening In 1-analng. lication bi continued therein once th Wonderful Htomach Remedy lhe M. E. church next Sunday. irs the yigestivj- tract of mucoid ■pent Saturday with Mr*. It. J. Wad< cession, .or that complainant cause a OKDeK 1*011 PUBLICATION, John Hinckley of Maple Grov retlons and remove* poisonous copy of thia order to be personally 118 Aiqrlch Kt william NORTH MAPLE (IttOI matter. It brings swift relief to suf- spent Bunday with hl* daughter, Mr*. Hattie D. A. Quick. State of Michigan, The Probate Court for the County ot Barry. Mr*. Will Hanes visited at Hasting* Hany declare that it ha* ndles* time' Mved .them from Al a session of >ald court, held st before lhe time subscribed for bl* apand tn ex­ the probate office. In the city of Has­ accompanied home by her nephuw. Hanatorium at . CLEMENT SMITH. treatments that fn|led. Paulo Watkins, id county, on the thirtieth \ Otrcull Judge. H.< took Mayr"* Wonderful Btuinqyh there are Examined, countersigned, and autarRemedy at ln»t and wnndqrftll results many Imltatorr. «o be cautious. Hon. Mra Scheldt, Mack. He followed. Whep he had taken only sure It'* Muyr'a. Go to Mulholland's uh heart truui.l ROY ANDRUfl, one tioltlr lhe Estate of drug store and ask them about the Ed. Scheldt of Cutdown. Penn'a, Mr. Register In Chancery. and Mr*. H.imurl Scheldt of 1-amlnx. Rattle Creek U JEWELL A EWING. of your wonderful stornncK remedy Martha W. (Trawford. executrix, Solicitor* for CompUlnaat. Odessa and Mr. and Mrs. Cruso having filed in *ald cqurt her petition Business address. Grand Rapid*. 1st. 164-16« Whiting StrChlcsgo. HI.. Quimby were h«re last Friday to bedside of her father. Wednesday at Mich., Houseman Bldg. 11 stomach aliment* nnd tend the funeral of the Ute Cl COLGROVE A POTTER, fur doctors bins 1 could buy a farm. ecutrlx of the will of aald deceased bias, but report* him much better ter* from people Scheldt. Bolicltor* for Complainant. I will certainly recommend M*yr** Mrs. Phillip Garllnger and son and that the same may be allowed a* Burin*** address. Hastings. Michigan. this writing. stored. Any drugWonderful Stomach Remedy." Freeland returned from Ohio last Legal Hdverlisemcnts Bal® GAVE DOCTORS ENOUGH TO BOY FARM-RESTORED IN ONE DfiT Mr. Goss’ experience I* like tho»e of thousand* of other* who have taken thl* remarkable remedy with such a*- — MulholDrug Store nnd druggtsta ev- QID you [VER USE PARCEL poST? We use it in sending flowers to you and find we can give good service. GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL CO. Stws-18 Monro, PHONE 5995. Alfnl Himh ail Shi GnukMM-Cor. Eiit nd Birtu Aw. Grand Rapids, Mich. amounis to ti or over wa'U prfy telephone chargee. Mr. and Mr*. A. E. Mills and Mr. Eckardt of WoodUnd ■pent last Thursday a Daniel Garllnger'*. Mr*. .Mary HolsapU house for Daniel Garllnger. Mr. and Mr*. Von W. Furnlas and daughter*, Pauline and Margaret, »P*nt Thursday and Friday with Mra Ml*a Gayle Johmon of Marshall •pent Bunday with her slater. Mrs. guest of Everything in Cut Flowers and Potted Plants for Christmas and other occasions. vilie Friday, where she will keep house for Dan Garllnger for »ome tend the funeral of relative. Mrs. Bert Patridge and daughter, Utting in Grand R«p- and Paul spent Friday. and Mr*. Joseph Baker D. A. Quick waa at Hasting* Mon Mr*. Rom Btven* and children are Monuments of last 1 Bettercookies, cake they <went 'than when they returned. and biscuits, too. AU as light, fluffy, tender vid delicious M mother used to bake. And ju*t a* whple- have gone to Ohio to attend the fu- approaching why not call and look them over. You can place your order now so your work can be placed before Dec­ oration Day. We quote well aa could be expected. Evangelical church wlll'aerve dinner at the home of Rev. John Marshall A»k your grocer, naivni iomut aww>« very low prices for very beat material. cordially Invite.! . We have in our show room the finest selection of monuments and mark* ers we ever had. Now that Spring is by drove over to Cedar Creek Friday evening and returned Saturday. They <ng from ths south side into Frank Itarlck’s house on Phillipa Ht- Grand Rapid*. Wednesday Sickle and fkmlly near Lacey. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lsraby' and DON'T FORGET TO CAR ON YOUR HOME DEALER. •iSEgfiitasisrsJ1 Scratch! Scratch! Doan's Ointment. Uch I — Scratch! Th* more you lhe itch. Tn IRONSIDE BROS Phone 197 Granite and Marble Dcalcn Hastings, Mich, �- “— f>R? tS&bBi ThAre is everything Some of the following We have just unpacked a new shipment. you want at REASONABLE PRICES. are good TIME SAVERSReady made houae dresses and aprons all sizes. SoiiihiPtMtrn Barry Deparimtm MUSLIN UNDERWEAR night gowns, corset covers and drawers. One line of boy's waists all siaes. _______ ALSO NOTICE our NEW prints, percales, ginghams, chamhntvs, cballies, cretons, cotton crepe, plain white. or colors, pillow tubing, sheeting, muslins and Shaker flannel. New size excellent quality Sterling Batti. Comfortable size, 7a x 84. ’ Butchers linen, and table linen. Also a nice line of laces, frillings, trimtmngs^and embroideries; Gloves and hosiery our sidcialty. Let ui welcome you at your earliest convenience. AgenU for NOXALL PAINTS—Every Can Absolutely Ouarantosd. E. TUNGATE & SON, Merchants, Banfleld, Michigan. Southwestern Barry. Kenneth Mutlrn Is again In school spending Kme time Mra Jennie Gorham. PrairtavHle Hotel, and wUl soon move his famUy bars, having rented his h<r daughter. Mrs, farm to Ferris Brown. ling, of JohnstowoThero was no echool In the DowlRemember the fourth and last but Courss will be Wednesday evening, tended the institute In Haitlngz. NORTH EAST BAHRY. Feb. 11, jvMsn Mrs. Marb.u Fuk. lm. Krzonator and cartoon h.turer, will here. Her pictures art finished Mra. Chaz. Lechleltner Thursday. Feb. 13th. for dinner. Everyone Invited. Owing to bad roadz u very amnil Thuraday and Friday on account of to accure the beautiful effects, crowd Wax out to clrarch Sunday, but the Inatituto. tho bills for u sketch of her li listened lo a very good sermon preached by Rev. lUVrc. the evangel- Baptist church. quite -well attended. About fifty sat Hickory Corners. W« arc glad that he Is not afraid to preach the straight talk. Mrs. L. Glpliit Spent Sunday with French of Galesburg visited her daughter MIm Mabel at KaUma- hlaArchie grandmother and other relatives Kmina Hamilton thia week Friday af­ here from .Friday until Tuesday of ternoon. . ry Smith and wife last Thursday. Friday. Fob. C. at five Mra. Rena infer McDonald and o'clock. • A genuine Dakota blizzard struck< an extended visit with her mother here Saturday morning, lasting till Sunday afternoon. There will be a Rood roads meeting who Some Rood spr.-ikors will la very III. That when you come to our store that we have everything a stock of general mer­ chandise-should include. We have at all times a clean fresh stock of groceries, candy, cigars and tobaccos. A line of staple hard­ ware that includes everything from carpet pretcnL • MIm Alta Kellogg of Grand Ledge lit staving with her cousin. Mrs. Fred Whlpplo Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Eldred returned homo from Coldwater last Tuesday where they have been vlaltlng hla parents. Hla slater Gladys enme homo with them for a month's visitDewey Stanton of Hastings spent is always of the best at the price. Rubbers boots, shoes, men’s work clothing, gloves and mittens and a full line of hosiery. WM. HENKES & SON, Phone, Hastings 34a—31 Bonfield, 13— 3 When Uneeda Pair of Rubber Boots Try BULLSEYE. Our mail currier could not get throtfgh the drifts List Haturdny. hence wo missed our mall tho first for a year. church BANFUCLD. Don't forget the lectur 150 being preaent. Bert Glenn Galea. Inelitute George Garrison is on lhe sick list. Hia son Flo)J of Dowling, ia staying With him nniPdolng chores. Burl Phillips has moved off of Mra. 1 Holcomb's place and gone onto hla father's mar Shultz. HU father has taken lhe offlot of Secretary ot the Shultz creamery. There was no Bunday School or. church here last Sunday, tiut there. will <>«• preaching Friday evening, no preventing providence, " been cutting Frank Bryans. Mrs. Sarah Philllpn vlsllrd he: Garrison and Rev. Brooks the teacher*! McOMBEH DISTRICT. pc to Sam In fierce debate, a the woman question. 1 answered well all other polntaj here's mv last suizsesiion Htruln farm and 15th of March. As we are about to make a change in the in­ terior of our store we are offering some real bar­ gains that arc worth your time to take advantage of them. All heavy goods will be sold at cost. BED BLANKETS $2.50 $2.25 $2.00 $1.75 $1.25 Blgnkcts Blankets Blankets Blankets Blankets All Wool Hose at Cost now. ..$1.95 ,...$1.75 j now. now. r—$1-50 t $125 ! now. f... .W now. All 10c Outings at __ 8c .Wc 50c Men’s Hose.. 25c Men’s Hosc^____ .19c Ladies’ Hose 50c Wool Hose_____ .35c 25c Wool Hose______ 19c j 15c 1'lecccdHosc_____ JOc week* with heart trouble. A. S. WECUSEN, Citizens* Phone 2443 OUR BEST OFFER! The HASTINGS SANER and Weekly Inter Ocean & Farmer BOTH A FULL YEAR FOR ONLY $1.25 pound min Sunday night und Mrs. D. Quoth Sam, "I own. you'. nows. Appear a little breezy. Albert Lyon nnd MU- Bernice Wit­ Hams attended the Teachers' Institute! I hoped you'd pass this question by at Hastings Thursday and' Friday. JIlM Williams Is from 1< On this one us U:i oxii L’tich- Jin- Powers bi slight ----------- — ----------- „ night. loxes. Dr. Keller of Dowling Is In attend­ ance. . Roe Merritt had the misfortune lo ■c two of hla work horses last Wednesday und Thurad.c iul* nt l.lzxlo Smith's, of a.n n member. Reliable Ladies* Tailoring Establishment Home miles away It maybe ,n. of t'..iiiii, Id. PRE-INVENTORY SALE! Ihis is ■ season of novelties and wc gre carrying a very line selection ot patterns of the newest importation of the foreign products. Wc invite your inspection. last Tuesday day evening. If you did not hear Mark Garrison visited Saturday him, do not make tha unw mistake and Sunday al Bert Garrison's. her pictures at the Bnpii.t Wednesday evening. Feb. Gn AU Orders Placed During the Balance of January. B.\L1TMORE TOWNLINE. party at their home England." tacks to cross-cut saws. Our dry-goods line Mra. Jennie Gorham and MIm Sanders called on Mra. Lulu Edmonds 1O% DISCOUNT Miss Oftha Coykcndall spent Tues­ day night with' MUs Uiehna GreenHeld nnd attended the wilier medal contest at the Dowling church. The men of this neighbnrhuud and surrounding n<4ghb<>rho<>ds had a wood bee for Mra. Lizzie Balch Friday of last week. Floyd Carpenter spent U with friends near Clarksville. ir.llu;; Ypillanil where ahe i .-.It Ing. HINDS CORNERS. Geo. DaMott and family attended Thursday night and Friday attending Kuai-i to attend the ic wadding at the forrnA-'a cousin. the Inelitute, • Mr. und' .Mr*. H. zitniuennun miiu no.i nnd Kay y daughters arc vlHlgng in Battle Ci ‘ | night, tattle Creek. Middle vine wi j. Ho huB our attended ben nt Charlotte und Willlameton on iii.iynlng but in some All the News of the World and Home only 25 cents more that the price of The BANNER Alone. THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN AND FARMER iul printing ImiMjrtnnt uluri-H from llic big a r» »...... m. taHlctl pub­ lication In the West. tin* rrcnm of editorial thought has been selected for Till'. WEEKLY INTER OCEAN AND FARMER; hence, In. value as nn educator ennnot bo disputed. THE WORLD’S GREATEST LIVE STOCK. GRAIN. AND PRO* ,'K .MARKETS ARE INyrillCAGO AND ARE .MOST FELLY AND AND FARMER. Club. ■ntcrtulncd al the ph .uant home of Ur. nnd Mra. Jud Alli-rnntt In honor Yakima. Washing- Cuniplk-atlon-. Mixki you will realize mid L«iu< • Crandall and one liny last Sniith <>t ITUREH. TOfiCTHER WITH A SPECIAL MAGAADING FARM, HOME and Mrs. Mary Ormsbe of Dowllnv. Special Bargains in all parts of our Dry Goods Department. Men’? Winter Caps at Cost. GROCERY SPECIALS 5 3 3 3 3 lbs Coffee cans Peas lbs Good Tea..____________________________ cans Salmon' cans Corn..._____________ — $1.00 .25 1.00 .. .25 . .25 F. H. WILKINSON DEPARTMENT STORE Both I’hones, Bell and Citizens Prairlwvllle, FARMS FOR SALE 430 acres, good buildings,-good road, near town, good land, and level »3#,r>oo.oo 4)0 acres, goo^ buildings, extra land. good roads, near town. .334,000.00 1*0 uerss. extra land, 70 acres ot tlm000.00, fair buildings, good roads. : all level 'S3l.ROO.oo 130 Hcrvs. gout! 'buildings, within 4 rods of car lino SO,000.00 p acreok good buildings .... SI,000.00 40 ocrea, horse shod............. S1.000.00 |«0 acres, gudd buildings . .S10.40U.Oo Coll and ace M Cliarkw Bauer's oflkv baturdajs. till MOREHOUSE I CO. Michigan. returned to her home accompanied by .Mr*. Ormabo whu will Vizit other friends. with Ml«» la-na Bryant, on Friday atlernouti. Feb 13. A nt. rial Invitation to all the ladles »f Dowling und vi­ cinity Io come nnd dlm-iiM "Which I would !■<■ preferable. National Con­ I fUtuilon.il Prohibition or u Saloon In Dowling." The Price of the Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer remains$1.00 a year were about 13" pr. • nt. Everyone had a very cnj»> i>-lu time. The Jack Snyd.-r spent Friday und Sal­ ni.ixkvd partlrai x.n< . grand march, the inuxlc being la.iuufully rtmderctl by Companion J. E. ''handler, after to Shultx thlH w. which a short a and an orig­ inal song on W»ii>.ui Suffrage given vmlum on by tho ladlca* quar:.: All did ample Jurtlc® to the guud -upper furnished The Hope Center schoul Is having proceeds 17 43. his uncle Wm. Bechtel and family of it <week'H vacation. Hastings. Nearly everyone from HiU place at­ tended Mr. Gelb's sale lust Thursduy. Messrs. Gelb and, Newton were well pleased with thejr Kile, nnd although Companions Ear I .nd Harb Me­ by over 300.people.’ Glocklin villi, d tb . sister. Mrs. co. Payne? • Mrs. Clyde Walton llurlvnl meetings In progress nt lhe L‘. B. church, conducted by Rev. Gould. No Sabbath School Sunday on ac­ Marshall Bagley. John Hush — 'W.u — a Week-end guest count of tho drifted ruuds al thd' church. al-the -Burkholder home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith spent with'Mr:'. .Munson Newton und helped1 last Thur»<hiy .In Grund Ituplds. Mrs. Luther l*uchr und sun Elrncr Felix spent Thursday und Friday In Carl­ ton visiting Mr. Gorham's. this writing, but ia. still confined to olir high school students Ellb.011 und Freno Osborn. Luey und IxHtlc The Mioses Beatrice und Bernice Morrill, enjoyed a short vacation ut 'Sti-Dermott returned to Dr Hun Sun­ homo lust week un uccuunt of ituch- day uft> r a Hur days’ vauutfun. They or's Institute. were accompanied by thclr mother Tho many friends of Mrs. L. Mc­ and sister Blrdeius win- remained In Carty ot Bhulix will regret to hear Delton until Monday night. she lx very poorly ut this writing. Mr. mid Mra. George Payne went Mr. und Mrs. Butler Smith weru to*Delton Friday evening and attend* 1-alied to Hastllng* Munday tu see Mrs. Hmtth's father. Sir. Brunson, which was very good and netted a whu la very «oorly and undir Hie tine sum towards the plnno'fund. duvtur's care. Mr. and 'Mrr. Isaac Newton enter­ tained a parly of friends Thursday cvith Flinch, . HIGH tfHIEET rati and all r Mr. und 'Mrs. ‘Milton Juii'nlngs spent one day last week at James Hille.. LancasloYs. MIDLAND PARK. Reuben Graham and wife spent Tuesday of last week.. with thclr Rev. Harger und wife returned daughter, Mrs. Uugh_JllUer, helping here from an extended visit Friday. Two large alulghio.ids ullendinl pro­ hor settle after moving. Quito a number from this place tracted meeting-ut Hickory Corners attended tho da hue ut Dan Matthews’ Sunday night which are being cunl-rlduy night. Andrew Myers and son Harvey vUMr*. Humor Brown upent Friday at it^d the formcPs parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Johnson, Saturday und Mr. WalldurtT* of Allendale. Sunday. - \ Mra. Wilbur ft vfrry puorly at thU A heavy fall of , snow struck tUia writing- ' Muggle Tcrpvniiing l« vlaltlng her unublu to got through und ail trufllc brother Floyd of thU place. Rev. Harger preached at Hlakory wua stopped. ^laymond waa sick a coupio ut days Mrs. Elnfcr Hathaway spent da>s last week with her fatli Yscklejf Of -Hasting*. Dur teacher Mr. Fighter wu ...Uhl11 noon W‘!C,‘ 0,1 necount Banllchl <.leaner Items. The maaqueradv iuh-lU given by the Gleaners at th. Uleansrs Hall Wed­ nesday cveuln^Jun -ISth. was pro- ■-UneacUy. All report a line Um Mesdamca Payne's next Tburaday evening. THE BANKKKV WANT COLUMN. miM be dUptwed i> frr.m Thurad. until Sunday. Companion l-f i Frey U hauling' The Huuliir nix-i.ntf next Saturday night will b<Kln t.r .n.pUy at eight o'clock. All tii.in'»i.-ure roquoated GRANGE HALL CORNERS. Lurulullc W.rior U Mck with Jaundice. Dr. K> lb t '.lending. Mrs. Fred BrlMul writing. . Did “ye” radix the ringer hl the Ml it thia result of getting "f th<- Windmill ■I '"WD and <JC„ und n fine time. Ethel Granger w. r.. . calling ut F VanHyckkt s anil F Fl— — iMur. JUmmermnn fur a L .v duyi •'also at­ tended t» the eh. r • « Mie Hherm mql r.imllv ......... . .. . ..... . Battle Greek. er and debate at the hall Feb.-14lh. Subject.'“Resolved that life lilsurnnce U mor.- .m.-iHUI than lire Inaucc" Carl Hua man un<t "v-..™ .. —. . ...... ................... ' “Z O4IUIIZ delrgales to the'State Grgtlgc attend­ ed Grange here S-Hurday. They gave . . ................... ............ m ft uauttekl Tucaday evening. . . Wgrrab ' auipckcls ttjd the mis- S&S!“ “*• OUR OFFE.R < Tha Price of The BANNER Is$1.00 a year / The two papers each ono year will \ cost you only$1.25 N. II.—This special arrangement with The Weekly Inter Ocean and Funner Is fur a.limited time only. Subscribers to The Weekly In­ BUSINESS IS GOOD We $re receiving many inquiries especially for farms. Ii you want lo sell or trade your property, come and stle us. Nothing is too large for our capacity, nothing is too small for our attention. Notice the bargains we offer this week. \ 20 acres day loam soil anti jivarly level, one half scciictl. good fences,.'fine orchard, two wells, good seven room house, small barn al. so coni crib and hen house. This place is three miles from Hustings. Price Si850. Terms $300 down. .|b acres just outside the city limits, rich sandy loam soil ami lays fine, the fences arc g«M.d ami the place has sled windmill at the house and tanks at the barn. There is plenty of all kinds of fruit and the location is ideal, life house has six rooms with cistern water in lhe kitchen. 1 he barn is 28 feel square and tliercis also corn crib, hen house and hog house, lhe price of this farm is $3500 ami the owner, might take a house and lot in tins city as part payment. • 61 acres, 6 miles from Hastings on a*good road and close’to school. 50 acres under cul­ tivation and 10 acres of pasture, the farm lays nearly level, has guoil fences, fine water, steel windmill and tanks; good seven room house, bant 36x44; also corn crib, hen-hoitsc and hog house; this place has 17 acres of rye, 12 acres of clover and timothy and five acres-of alfalfa. Tile price is $3,600 and a bargain. City Property Bargains ■ >d 4x8 lot in the fecund ward nicely located within one half block of sewer and ga: Excellent seven room house in the first w’artl with bath, electric lights hi first class shape ami a line location, price $ljoo. If you want a ^ooll home in this City at a bar­ gain. better look into this. . CROOK & GOULD COMPANY Real Estate and Insurance �, FLBRCARY S, 1114, Belknap Sleighs Headquarters for the Belknap Sleighs No. 3 or 4. If in need of anything in the sleigh line, call and see the Belknap at my store. Cutters—fore-door wjth springs and spring cutters without doors, classy jobs, robes, fur coats and blankets. Buy You these of THE MAN WHO LOST THE PLOW. " have been asked to pay 42'per cent profit on Belknap Sleighs long enough—don't do it any longer. Syracuse Riding Plows in Their Season! Jesse Townsend Hastings, Michigan. The Man Who Lost the Plow. The Aid Society -will be entertained llr«. Ned Hick* and <l.n:gh)H-nt from Friday till Sun- Emma Minnie Golden. Jennie Whitlock. Invitation I all. A good program i IHII.-.I < til Sunday it rntvrlAined th.- K->nklc and family. Miss Gladys Draper and d.inahtir. rtQtu have been visiting nt Freeport . und daughter nnd Bowne the past three weeks re­ turned home Monday. Edith spent Wednesday afternoun ut " ' Bryant Is helping care for All enjoyed a day. . Charlrs Higdon was home from school from Wednesday until Sunday and attrndrd thr Teacher*' Institute luit -week. Uta <li>UKht<* at Hastings .Thursday nnd Friday. Ml Um ..f North Maple Gi . Mrs. Etale Potter nnd children of him. Yankee Spring* spent the Inst of the Glen Mt-l’cek of Atony Point ta week with her |>nri-nta. Mr. and Mrs. John Higdon. Ilurrlll Hbover of Clarksville Is vis­ iting hla Aunt. Mrs. Jennie Whitlock, Ralph Oehampnugh Is learning the and family. lilncksrnKli'ri trade In Jasper Ih-ed's rill help ►hop. nt Nashville. There wa.- no school In the I'rlghner district Thursday nnd Friday us the teacher. MIM Gayle Hager. in­ tended the Teachers' Institute. Incm, so uo. .If*a man you call on aquirms and; Plant Trees. ..d look. MH »«'. ta.r ! A ,h„ MU to SO -McMM Globe, The High Cost of Living HE GOF'THE MACHINE iBETH SHEAR. "Gene Piters has a new automobile," Bald Harty Jnugieu. He had slopped 1 his trottar at the gato to tbe Tramp■ ton farm for the very good reason that Ing for the mall man. ■ -s "Has ho!" Inquired Pearl with Inter­ cat. Then quite casually she addressed ♦ tho fence post "l should nev—er," ▲ uald she, “marry a man who didn't own an automobile. Why. 1 wouldn't ♦ caro If It were a wheelbarrow—Just so ▲ It was an automobile." , "Glddapl" said Harry Jungles to bls ▼ trotter. Arriving nt the town of Three Pines, be told the hardware man who . bad been pestering him for a month ▼ about the mare that ho coulft have her for the price he offered. Aj "Going to buy a car?" asked tbe eatlafied hardware mon when he had paid ♦ down the money. "Everybody seems a to bo getting 'em nowadays!" "I want to buy some thtag," Harry ♦ told him, briefly. That was ono thing : ▲ about Harry Jungles. Ho had down to perfection tbe art of not hearing what i ♦ people said to him, thereby saving ▲ much time In which to think. I K Pearl Trampton passed a good I '♦ Will be greatly reduced if you supply furniture wants with Sample Furniture from our store. You can buy Sample Furniture of us at prices that will be more than satisfactory. As our new spring goods are arriving faster than usual, we are. making room for them by reducing prices and keeping things moving all the time. Moline riding cultivator. Moline corn planter. 16 Spring Ufoth lever drag. 17 Tooth Uvcr drag. 21 Springltoolh k ver drag. 2 Sets of double harness. Hand corn planter. 2 Barrel;/of cider vinegar. 30 Bushels potatoes. Grain gaider. Combinalion stock and Itay rack. 2-Horse riding cultivator. Deering mower. Set ol bob sleighs. Dbuble box. 40 Rods wire fence. Plank drag. 40 Rhode Island lied chickens. Carriage. ■ Barrel churn. - Quantity of fruit cans. Quantity of luml>er. 8-Barrel horse tank. id rods wire fencing. Quantity of straw. Grind stone. Hay knife. Other articles not mentioned. Lunch for those coming from a distance Tarino nf Calm AI1 sums 0< 1500 ,nd under’ c“k Over Iullllo Ul OOlo, that qmount nine months time will be given on Deniable notes with Interest at 6%. Nothing re­ moved until settled for. . 0. C. Warner, Jr., Proprietor Auctioneer < layers of soft cotton felt on both sides, only JIS < lor the complete outfit. < FURNITURE 'cnlng nnd Wednesday with Ruth Hjinrt. Agnea ZtttchnlU apent Innt'weck with her elater. Mra. I<e»ter Miller. Rockford Price helped Leater Mil- UNDERTAKING Michigan. ♦ The Limit Smith—"! hear you are having trou­ ble with your wife." Jones—"Yes. She carries this woman suffrage bus­ iness too far. 1 don't object to saying a boat la womaned instead of manned, or even that water golls Instrad of Km, I Ma II —_ - ing my dog skirts Instead of pants.— -rJudge. A SPECIAL MEAT SALE! SATURDAY, FEB. 7 And to Continue One Week. Note the Prices:. Eckardt and Salt Pork, 10 lbs. aqd over, per Ib.—C---------- x__13o Lard, per lb.. ___________________ 13o Chunk Pork, per lb.____________________________ .__14o Beef Ribs, per lb._________________________________ 12c Roast of Beef, per lb------ -------------------------------------- 16© Loin Steak, per lb._r____________________ 18© j itrd hla daughter Oln I Saturday und Sunday. Hurry \ andyk Beginning at 1 o’clock, P. M, the following property: Henry Flannery, all metal easy spring, and a good soft mattress with MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO, Hastings, Mr. and Mra. F. A. 1 daughter Cornelia « I H. Myers' Friday.- Monday, February 9, 1914 4 Tons mixed hay. Aboift 40 bbsluHs oats. About 300 bundles cornstalks. About 50 bushels corn. Oliver plow. No. 99. Farmer's Friend gang plow.' ♦ J I suffering. Having decided to quit farming I will sell at public sale on the McMannis farm, 1 IMPLEMENTS, ETC. 7-8 in.'fillera and is'usually retailed at 515 for (he bed alone. Our price at present for the bed, a fine lung and patient mile north and 1 mile east of Dowling on section 27, Baltimore township, HOGS. < ♦ r NORTH CIARM’ON. rooms undusted aud chickens unfed, Years Hava Made Little Change. A. ’’TrnwLbrldge tiutchered for Lewis . but to no avail. •’Do you act toward your wits aa you When a young woman puts on a did before you married her?" "Exact­ fresh frock every day and troubles to r,ver ln„ ly. 1 remember just how I used to do her hair the new way and nobody *“titer nt this writing. act when f first fell in love with her. Thr Ladlea Aid Society which met I used to hang over the fence in cept an aged mall carrier with a wife und six children it la likely to wear her nerves ragged aa a natural react­ And I act just tbe »ame way now Nellie Sullivan attended lhe Teach- when I get home |ato." 1:1 an AUCTION SALE 7 Shoals at 100 pounds each. a Brood sows, due April 1. y We wi,h to direct your Attention to thi, beautiful Vernia Afartin bed; It hu large 2-inch poets with >-ry 111 with imeum<>till. i ago for that purpose. Plant more j trees. You may want to hana yourliving momb. . self when you find out what your neighbors think of you. and it will be Ida Is vbiltlng Geo. Clark t u I humiliating to ask one of them to lend able to cure In all It* alas? Catarrh. Haifa Catarrh Cl „ —ojySL’ you a tree.—Fort Worth Btar-ToleOldest Inhabited House. roSrtiEttoSai । gram. Kilkenny castle Is ono of the oldest Inhabited houses in the world, many ot tho rooms being much as they ‘ were 800 years ago. by dMtroylng tho foundation of tbw dl>- . A cat caused a fire in u dwelling ‘ h0““ “ p»rl ol«w. (Reorr.. ,. r» Joy Killers.* Mtmla doing tt« work. The proprietors . cently. A hot cinder fell ob tho cat E’thS ' jj-w - -!»"• ;< Some people have a wny of telling -------- ------- —------------ -—j mal darted under tho bed. and -tho cin­ you to cheer up that sounds aa if they /r. xrngNr.vja co, Tcieds, otta der fell among sumo clothing and set were willing to make a het that you the place on Arc. White cow, giving milk. White heifer, due March 14. Roan heifer, due March 14. . „ $100 Reward. $100 HORSES. Good black work team, weight about 1200 each. CATTLE ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I nr Grand Rapid* nnd Rev. nnd Mrs. ' Iioettchcr nnd family of Woodbury. tlon. Harry Jungles was duo to get a particularly acid reception when ho did spear. - Long before his head appeared ___ over the sllKht rldxe In the road Pearl Ilstefied In aiuaietnent to tho remarkable chugging sound that was appreaching. Whan oho saw Harry she ■at down ’suddenly. She. stared helplessly when he stopped, with some effort, before her. "How do?" Harry aald. casually. He waa scatM somewhat procarlously in the largest wheelbarrow Pearl hadwer seen, with two extra wheels under It, a motor attached to I the rear and a clever amateur steering gear In front Never would she have thought that a human being In ouch । an absurd ponltton could look so en- । I "Want to go flor a ride!" Harry ■ asked finally ono bright day when he , stopped al tho mall box. "There's । room for two!" • "No, 1 don't!" she answered with . spirit "Will you marry ipet” be Inquired । next In precisely tho same tono. Thereupon Pearl burst Into tears I nnd Harry descended from the barrow | with so much speed that the machine I Upped over and was fatally wrecked. "Wh-wh-why do you ride in that aw-awtul thing r* sobbed Pearl on his shoulder "Had to," Harry told her. "You said—" "You never asked mel" flushed she Indignantly, "I d-tdnt care whether you had any old automobile or not. Why did you l»T® tor’ "Because." said tbe practical Jun- Arthur Glasgow, Clerk. —...... _ -1'rtday. Manter Victor Eckardt visited hla1 • '•“•'n Wald.. Ger»mt.-r Friday. raNNKR WANT ADVS. PAY. ______ _______________________________ |...... ........ .. —1----------. F "Want anything In town!" Harry naked. When Pearl managed to gasp out a Alnt "No" he grabbed a handle and choked It. banged hla foot on a valve and shook tho appartua In front of him fiercely, whereupon the wheelbarrow lunged, snorted nnd trundled off. "And he's actually going to appear on the streets of Three Pines In that ■ thing!" She murmured In agony. "Oh. my! What have I done?" Naturally she did not know that 1 Harry Jungles on reaching the turn , below the Trampton farm headed bls , wheelbarrow around that section Of j land and back home. । .After that ho came to see Pearl ovary day, always In bls unique motor car. He never mentioned It and Pearl was afraid to after that first appearance of his when he had Ignored it so complctely. Hut she suffered at the bands of her family, who said It was a dis- j grace to tho community and lhat she i must make Harry Jungles stop IL Peart could have done this easily enough by telling him not to call, but apparently the Idea never occurred to sose! I —Chicago Daily Now*. No Credit on These Prices. To be Continued For One Week. |uuu througli here trips, 4>ut the mull o.low didn't venture "She Stared Hclpleuly.” George Smith, Sr. South Jefferson St. Hastings, Mich. AUCTION SALE Having sold my farm, I will hav, an Auction Sale of my personal property at tho farm 3 miles south of Hastings on tho Battle Creak road Thursday, F eb. 12th Beginning at 1:00 P. M. . HORSES Bay gelding, 9 years old, weight 1150. Gray gelding 13 years old, weight 1400. Bay gelding weighs 1100. CATTLE Spotted cow due May 16, to years old. Red cow due Nov. I, 2 years old. Yearling heifer, half-blood Holstein. November heifer calf, 3-4 Holstein. May heifer calf, Durham. HOGS Yearling sow, due April 3. a young sows with pig. . 2 Barrows, too lbs. O. I. C. Boars. 6 fallingsy CHICKENS ' A few B. P. Cockerels. A few B. P. hens and-pullets. FODDER Quantity of Clover hay. Quantity of corn fodder. • ’ TOOLS, ETC. Double buggy Wide tire wagon McCormick rake ‘ McCormick mower Roller drill Deering binder Oliver plow Oliver 2-horse cultivator Fanning mill 20-tooth spring-drag Adrian woven wire fence stretcher Bone cutler Truck scales 400 lb. Platform steelyards 600 lb. . Hayrack Stock rack Single cultivator, new Gate Set of dump boards Grind atone I Set of.runners for buggy Barrel churn Washing machine ’ 3-gal. (bide sprayer National cream separator Grass seeder > Cast iron tank heater Harness repair outfit Pair ice tongs knife Water separator ‘ 2 set pruners Hay 1 3-burner oil stove Oil stove heater• Post-hole digger 2 work benches and vises Com planters^ forks and a lot of miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention. TCDUCi All sums of $5 and under, ca«h. Over that iLillilui amount 9 months time yvill be given on bank* able notes with interest at 6 per cent. » MRS. WILLARD PERRY, Prop. COL. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer. �BANNER THE HASTEN 1114-26 PAMS. HOTEL MER. PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 2ft HOW WEATHER BUREAU Southwestern Michigan FORECASTS STORMS ENS THIS WBBK’S NEWS IN NHAR-BV COUNTIBg. West Michigan's Modern Hotel the eastern part of Ionia county, and refers to Portland aa follows: "On the bluffs overlooking the north bank ■of the Looking Glass river near Port­ land several of these ancient mounds FORETELL SOME STORMS THE ONLY FIRE-PROOF HOSTELRY IN GRAND RAPIDS TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE tlgators of these mounds claim they found numerous skeletons of people seemingly of greater stature than the average modern white man. The mounds without dispute were places of sepulchre, but made by whom? Archaeologists who have made It a Many people h%ve an Idea that study and opened these mounds leave there la something mysterious and habited these regions long before, them. Still these structures are cer­ tainly such as could have been erector not." Burcau forteli* tho coming ot dis­ turbances In a businesslike way. very similar to that In which a man who has ordered a shipment ’of goods recently printed In the Coldwater Re­ would estimate tho date of the ar­ porter. The article stated that the rival. Suppose a business man had order­ ed a carload of pineapples from the Hawaiian Islands. Ho would know being circulated In the papefs of Grand Rapids nnd Chicago that blds steamer to make tho trip to the Pa­ have been asked for building matercini* port, the average time for un­ loading and loading Into refrigerator slbllltles of a north and south road car* fur thclr trip across tho contl- through Michigan In accordance with however, would be subject tu error ed very optimirtleally by the Grand because thr steamship might bn de­ Rapids papers. layed by fog. or the cars might meet with an accident. Storms, like pineapples, as a rule do ndt originate In the United Slates. They come to us. some from the Phil­ ippines. Japan. Siberia, Alaska. Can­ ada or the Gulf of Mexico. The graphic or wireless notice of a for­ eign storm. Station after station, or arrival In Its neighborhood, so that the general direction and rate of progress can be determined very nearly. In fact, the arrival of some storms can bo foretold ten days In each a pony to ride to town, leaving woods. After they were nicely start­ ed on the Indian trail running along tho south bank of the I.ooklng-Gl*sa river they lost their nerve and fully expected to be shot off the backs of the ponies or taken prisoners al ev­ ery turn around the hills, until they came In sight of tho beautiful village of Portland. There they md the horses In the ravine north of James Newman's house until they were rendy to go home. But tho Indians found It out and learned who these hoys were, and they went to their White-chief and counselor to see what । storm center around which the winds blow. This whirl or eddy , moves bodily forward with tho I oral eastward drift of about B.'.O miles a day In our latitudes. Ai____ | lines of equal pressure (Isobars) around tho low center crowd closer together, the winds attending the I storm Increase in force. Tho fore­ caster determines tho direction uf । movement of the etorm nnd Its veloc- llcf that the Incident would not be re- When weather disturbance* ara re- Indians should lake lheir bows and go after them. Now those Indians pr.rlcnce about how long It takes and some of the boy* are dead. them to reach our Pacific coast, and Sough some of them may still be Hvg In Portland. When you are there tfee Atlantic coast. For example. If ■a storm coming from Siberia drifts eastward around, tht North J'olA-and about It. reappears reappadrs In Alaska, Alaska. ftihould It should appea. appear .......... In Washington and Oregon In nbaul SOME GOOD PAPERS FOR two days; should get lo the Great The above six »tory, ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF, modern hotel is the finest and most convenient and complete of anything in hotels in Western Michigan. From basement to roof everything is absolutely new and positively sanitary. The most critical eye can find nothing to criticize in the Hotel Mertens. The rooms are furnished likeahome, equipped with toilet, bath and telephone. Every room has an outside window, and the assurance of plenty of fresh air and perfect safety from any fire danger will afford one a night of comfortable repose. This magnificent new home, erected at such an enormous expense for the convenience and comfort of the traveller and the sojourner from home, will be operated upon the European plan, being from $1 up. Popular prices will be charged rotes for rooms 1 ia the dining room. x nm. We opened this hotel to the public January 6th, and have enjoyed a splendid patronage. We are conveniently located and will do everything in our power to make your stay with us as pleasant as we possibly can. Our hotel is a place where you can come and bring youn^entire family, and be assured of every courtesy that can be.extended. are always in the building. The ladies of our own household We extend to you an invitation to visit our new hotel when you are in the city, whether you expect to stay with us or not. C. H. Mehrtens & C. M. Luce, Mgrs Corner of Commerce Ave. and Oakes Street, S. W Near Union Depot Grand Rapids, Mich | I ’’ i I ----- — Unexpected conditions may delay storms or divert them from the Feb. 9 to 14 in Grand Rapids come in and let us show you thru our new garage and accessory store. It is the largest and most completely equipped fire­ proof garage in Michigan, where you get the kind of service you are looking for. Everything for your convenience. Being history have been promised. come Into the United States from Canada and Alaska, the Weather Bu­ - Grand Rapids Stage Road North reau studies the Canadian Weather Middleville" by E. J. McNaughton. reports. England sends reports from Middleville, son of Reter McNaughIceland, the British Islands and Cont­ n. proprietor of the Oak Grove inental Europe, and dally reports come from 8t. Petersburg on the con­ pie Valley Pioneer Society; "Ptbneer ditions Tn Russia nnd Siberia. Life In the South-Western Part of The same businesslike system used Ba.rry County, with Attention to the Brown end Patton Settlement." "The plied In determining tho Catholic Mission Church In tha Early Day* of Yankee Spring*" by Rev. Flood forecasts are made In much Father John Llnakey. pastor of St. re same way. Information as to the Rose church. Hastings; "Ufa In Hos­ tings During War-Time aa Remem­ of streams that cause floods are cov­ bered by a Boy," by Charlee Atkins., ered by telegraphic reports sent by | Heating*A life of Calvin Hill, local observers. Aa this mln reaches founder of Middleville, will alto ba the main channel, the height of the prepared, probably by C. R. Watson, water in the channel is determined of Irving. records establish how much a height, Old time ionp and dance mussay 20 feet at Dubuque. lown, will produce at Duvenpo/t, another sta­ tion 80 miles down the Mississippi. Thl* plan I* followed all the way down the river, and at each, point with old friends. full allowance Is made for the effects additional and local rainfall. As a WANT ADVENTISTS TO HOLD result of these observations \n the re­ CAMPMEETING IN HASTINGS cent flood, the people of Cairo had camp near Stafford Court House, SOME ARMY EXPERIENCES where we stayed until Major General vunce. Tho Pittsburgh district can Hooker fought the Battle of Chan- bo given only 12 to 24 hours notice, Frei Hemin* and Mtwi Walker Make ceUorsvIlle oh May 13 and IS, 1862. because a flood Is upon them within 24 hours after a heavy rain storm. OMo, Ilia Native Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flemfhg. of Carlton, returned on Thursday from Rutland Center Arbor of Gleaners Grand Rapids where they attended Dear Editors of the BANNER;— the Elders’ and Workers' Convention will meet on Thursday evening] Feb. I thought I would write you a of the West Michigan conference of 12th. sketch of my life. I will tell you In Seventh Day Adventists, which .held The progmm: tho first place that when tho war Quotation. \ ■ broke out I lived In Stark County, p.. nock and the Rapldan. Thn battle be­ The question about holding tho Song—Opening Ode. On July 24, President Lincoln nytde gan nt about five o'clock on Saturday "Why Our Arbor Gives Thanks."— annual campmeeting waa dlscuKied his second call for volunteers. I 'was and Mr. Fleming and MIm Edna 12 years old when I enlisted In Com­ Gen. Stonewall Jackson camo upon Walker. of thia ally, both tpade plea* "How Gleaners Promote Country pany D, 107th Ohio , Volunteer In­ our right flank with about 40.000 favoring Hartings as tho place for fantry on August 6. 1222, When tho men. and drove about 20,000 of Gen. Life."—Rhoda Gorham. "Seme Plans for Improving the holding IL. The conference Will con­ regiment wus organised -we went into O. O. Howard's men about two miles, sider propositions from places which Fgrm Home." — Llsxle Ferris. camp in Cleveland, which la 60 miles nearly doubling up Hooker's army. want tho campmeeting. . northwest of Canton. Wo wore fur­ The plan waa a good one. but the Otis Landon and J. B< Buck, ot liccltatlon—Eva Mead. . nished with uniforms and all the movement of tho -army was poorly Song No. 12 In Mcssaga of Song. equipment that soldiers carried. executed. The rebels had the best "Bright la the Pathway." Then they kept us busy drilling. Af­ Surprise Committee.—Ed. ter staying In Cleveland for two weeks across the river on pontoons to oc­ we wore summoned to Kentucky, for cupy the same camp at Brock Station. Frank Ferri* Rhoda Gorham. Cincinnati was In danger of being at­ Va.. until June 13. We drilled here by U constipated habit. the appen­ tacked by Gen. Kirby Smith. After and gpt ready for the great campaign School Report. dix becomes inflamed from a cungMtstaying there two weeks, we were re­ toward Gettysburg, where the tattle Report for month ending Jan. 22. took place on July 1, 2, 2. and 4. vcnlative la to keep t,he bowels open given more drilling, so that -we wpuld and tho movements regular. This Total attendance, 197. know how to conduct ourselves when fought on this continent. can bo done conveniently, comfort** Average daily attendance, II. If this wlU nnd room in your pa­ we got into a tight. We stayed at No. of girls enrolled. 4. per. I will write up the three days No. of boys enrolled, 8. Imont was called to "Old Virginia.” Battle of Gettysburg. dose of DR. HERRICK'S SUGARTotal enrollment. 11. • George Shroyer, Irving, Mich. wo left Delaware on October 20, 18B2. COATED PILLS. It is a line aid Pcrceniafo of attendance, 91.19. We reached the capital Jn Washing­ Buying to Save Money. Nearly the entire school attended mlldly and thoroughly. Il holpa । '•fl ton on November 3. After eating our if.._ _ ..... Buying Foley's Honey ' and Tar the afternoon session of the Farmers* gvstlon and promotes energy * Compound saves money because just and Teachers' Institute at Woodland. cheerful spirits. Price 22 cU. | box. Bold by C. r Harvey.—Adv. a few doses atop* tho cough and cold nnd one bottle U*t> a long time. It month on account of illness. quickly heals raw and inflamed sur­ faces, stope tlckljng throat. harsh, we camped about thi 1 Week* From rasping coughs, croup, hoarsoncm*. Winifred Marlow was our only per­ fect speller this month. to help Qcn. Burnside In the Wo gladly welcome visitor*. ot Fredericks- thur Mulholland.—Adv. S Reid-Blickley Auto Co Ui Corner Michigan and Bond Ave. Already magnitude and extent than the etorm ed. wine good paper* discussing very completely around the world. ^Automobile Show; Ui iii Ui to to to to to Arc be shipped by accident on n wrong road. Some of these storms deplete themselves by running Into regions of the Barry County Pioneer Society In GEORGE SHROYER RELATES When You Are Attending BARRY CO.PIONEER SOCIETY Arrangements GRAND RAPIDS, fl • r �| lEfltfigte TEACHING III THE SCHOOLS ON URO TREATMENT WHEN WHE SICK !■ WES SW sick. ’ Keeping In good health mean* food and clothing for you . and your An Act to pvevxaa • — -­ mane edocatlnn. Which *haH IneiUd* family. U I* up to you to tok* <far* king treatment i<r dumesila and wild animals and birds. i. of Michigan Section i. >or raw senlng crime and rafain* the standard ef good cltfaenMifp. and tho spirit of hurnanliy. *«ch humane ••t of Teeth *3 N just treatment of horse*, dog*, cat*, birds and ail other animals. Section 3. Tn every public school Within thl* stats, a portion of the time shaU be devoted to teaching the pupil* thereof kindness and justice to. and humane treatment and protection of animal*’land bird*, and the impor­ tant part they fulfill in the economy of nature. It shail be optional With each teacher whether s«ch teaching shall ba through humane reading, Mar­ ies. narratives of dally Incident* or il­ lustrations taken from personal ex­ perience. This inMrwctlon shall Us a part of ths curriculum of study in all ths public schools of th* Mat* sf Michigan. (faction 3. The principal or teacher of eraFy school shall certify liFhfa or her report* that such limructlon ha* been ^ivsn in th* school under hfa or NEW SYSTEM DENTISTS Michigan Coat* < ending Ths foUtH toward 1 Bum; Marjorie awd Mxhion. Valente, i*h woeo; Geoia aso Wa and Ralph RlchBalne. Henry Cole, Ily. That thing we have in Rexall Oliva OH Emulsion. In offering It to you. wo protect you against money­ risk. by personally promising you that. If it doe* not re*tor* your health. ion woo absent half and strength you can get. It is help­ ing many of your neighbor*. If It don't help you. we will give back your motley. Rexall Olivo OH Emulsion Is com­ posed principally of pure Olive OH and the Hypophosphites. Each ha* long been endorsed by successful phy- days: Greta -Bayne wa* 'absent one day; and Traced on Wood, wa* absent Eight new books were added to our library this last month. ... „,w* trying the "Home Credit Plan". *uggeated by Hon. H. R. Pat­ tengill in the last Moderator-Topic, thl* month. . Um* combined. Th* result 1* a re­ Our new paper towel* ar* working markable nerve, b!6od and strength­ building remedy that is both food and medicine. For all who aro nervous, rundown and debilitated—no matter piijMlology and geography. But they what the cause; for old people; for will revlaw Michigan geography and convalescent*; for puny children, we history again before examination, carefully. Beatrice McDonald was ex- builder of good blood, strong muiclra. good digestion. I'leaaant to take, it contains no alcohol or habit-forming School Report. drug*. If you don't feel well, econ­ Report of Carton Center school omise both money and strength by DIM. No. 2 Carlton, for montb ending beginning today to take Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion. Bold only at the Re«all store*, und In this town only by ds 41.00. Carveth and Stebbins, Has­ tings Mich.—Adv. No. girl* enrolled, 11. Excuse me, but why do you not half holiday* thl* Dorothy Btrodtbeck. coma to visit us In our new home any more? Or have you forgotten renee Parkhurst. Thomas Parkhurst. and gone over to our old residence to Inder Nettle*. Thelma Nettle*. Thom­ as Usborne. Berthe Btrodtbeck. Roy com* out to Brookfield, Henney and WUlfa Shriber. The perfect speller* thl* month hearty welcome, and take time to visit were; Ntna Wilson, Thoma* Park­ with you an hour or two. hurst. Mabel Shriber, Alotha Usborne Brookfield ia situated in a fine rich, level farming locality. The people are very hoenltabie and kind, and we like them very much. Thursday afternoon. Our school had At present wc are doing a little light housekeeping, but our household The tenth grade completed physi­ cal geography Friday. Monday they began the study of physiology, and the reading of ftfa. Marner. Ml««* Mildred Costa Vera Wood and V(ard Wood, som* of our former pupil*, were amqng our vhfitor*. Al­ so Mr* Warren Coobaugh. Com* again. . Because It Is Tho Universal Car. 2nd. Because It Is easily operated. 3rd. Because of Its durability. 5th. Tho following were ths perfect sm-llere for th* month: Marjorie Bolton, Tholma Townsend, Mae bet. Harry Woodman. WHda Richard­ son. Eart C. Chase. Olive VanWle. Barbara Cooibeugh and Raymond Bolton. OAT second grade more often. Produces Green Feed the year School Report. ‘round. Something New. Mfd.by Report of Matthew* school. Tha Jordia fc Stole Mfg. Co. January 21. Hmtinis, Mich. KILEY KIDNEY PULS PM RN4UNATISN KIDNEYS AMO BLADCEJt Rut­ 7th. Because there Is no shifting and strip­ ping of gears. not wait until tha rush In tbo spring. oaey It Is to contract for your car and STEBBINS AUTO COMPANY ; Hasting*. Michigan. matter. A.-asyrt* ik-hool NoML Addreu. church' last Thursday afternoon and STEBBINS AUTO COMPANY j eighth KuaWul Eacrjwiierv. People everywhere aro talking of the quick and fine results Foley Kid­ ney Pill* give in backache, rheuma­ tism,, kidney and bladder trouble*. tern without good result*, because Foley Kidney 1’111 the kidneys und bladder j nnturo call* for to hcai th Average dally attendance. 20.43. Tefal enrollment. 33. FORD AGENTS continent* HASTINGS, MICH. [I attendance offered by Mr. Glenn Phillips, SHULTERJ BflOTHHS DOING January 25th being Gladys Everts thirteenth birthday, lhe High Room, BIG LAUNDRY BUSINESS on Saturday afternoon. The after­ Not noon was spent i> playing game* and Only ... \ I ■ Dog Brought Murder to Light. A dog detective caused tho arrest of Fedor Khoreachko, charged at Blagodate. near Odessa, Russia, with tho murder of hla brother. Tho animal had attracted attention by visiting Many FamUy Washings AUCTION SALE Nsvht ssM s S*rt ef *y IssS, art tavm Sscldrt ts rent tin rest of R In fioldx, «IU hsvs os Asctioc Sals st my firm rotlSonco just north of the viHift of Coder Crook on Section table and then marched into the din­ ing room to iiiustc, played by their do nut have the advantages of teachrr, list M. Shepard A dellcloUa such a high (trade laundry aa the luncheon was served and at dark all deiurtcd In the , big hayrack, by stanUy growing buiincaa, Shutter* from 973U o'clock a. m. until 4:00 Tuesday, February 10 Cimmondog st 10 o’clock sharp, I offer the following ducrlbod property: cordially- invited .to Walt tho aohool and view the exhibit of school work In the various grade* for the past year and Inspect the teaching of the Orange Bink and family Of Pent­ ater. who recently traded tpelr Quickly csued.Uy Dr. Hobson's Ee- al this place arrived hero tUturday, aeiiia ointment. C. P. Caldwell, of new humr. All of lhe teachers from thia vicin­ ity attended lhe Institute at Hostings Thursday and Friday. Mra Austin Loftus who has been I have nut a spot auynhsre on my body and can sajrl atis cured.". It will Dells who camo horns lo Yearling while Mrer, fair roudlliou Dnrt»a« belter, weighs 5W S Mier eshra Ball calf 1 noMhe old Rad Durham cow, Syra.uid.dne April 30 Med row. roosing » yra. cSd, due March 33 lied row 4 yrw aid. duo April 7 ’ These am all good row*, are *11 gitlag milk, and are right. healing, antfacptle aetfan will rid you of al akin humur^- blackhead*, plin­ plea Ecxcuu MofcfaeK'red unsightly Ths young people from (bls vicinity Grange hall. Friday evening. 'Miss Bernice Williams and Albert heakhy. Get a box ioday. Guaran­ teed. All druggist*, 64c.. or by mall. Lyons from near BanAsid spent SatPfeiffer Chemical Co.. Philadelphia QUIMBY. i’Wx'jamirrw ■‘•‘1 !•*« «* thews are Grade Hoe Wool. They aro all large, young and good •bearer*: 13 of Ibra arn duo April IS, and *• of Ahem aro due Marth 14. AU of them bred to Regfatcred Black Top Merluo ground insensible for ten blowing my whistle.' 1914 ‘‘No Hill too Steep No Sand too Deep." About 11 yean ago the Jackson Automobile Co. made iti first car. The design o( the Company has not been with a view to reducing the cost of the “Jackson,” but with a view to making them thoroughly and permanently service­ able. We invite you to visit our display ol Jacksons while at the Grand Rapids Show. , All Jackson Models are Electric Lighted and Started “Sultinic”-Six Five Puaenger $2150 liaanpinan is attending her. “Majestic” They spent Bunday al Ed. Bponable's the three mouth*, .at Leach fake. mg* *vvry Wednesday Jim Relaor was called to Laks . office in the Steb- Odessa by lhe Hluosa of his brother ROOM FOR SOME HORSES IN CASE OF STORM. TERMS' «uni8 of $5 and under cash. Over lhat lUHnvi amount 1 years time will be given on good btakablc pole, with inWreM u 6 per cent per annum. No •xM* to be removed until settled for. Prop. Oweug. bclpfent and Chronic Cases a: checked by uging RHEUMA SJ« Bait. - a. Four-Cylinder Roy Callihan met with quite an ac­ cident while he and Air. Gross' were return. HOT LUNCH AT MON. Quits a Feat, policeman at tho Tbami thia WEBT IRVING. Miaa Daisy Painter spent the latter in old-fashioned spell down part of U«i week with her slater, Mrs. Wm. Mugridge. Mrs. Lenora Guppy who has been young. In which all will be supposed • to partlclimte. Followed by an auc­ very sick fa slowly recovering. tion sale of nlghl-onpn. Each lady please bring two night-cape and a box Lnsena Nichols of Huai Inga spent Hat- your penmen for the big event! GR.VN AND HAY. garden where, howling dismally. Judge. in Destroying Dangerous Animals,. Many wild animals aro destroyed every year In India. The following list la for Bengal In 1911, .throe wild elephants, 132 tigers. 327 leopards, 2d beam IS wolves. 3 hyenas and 1404 other wild animals, besides 12.474 body of tbe mlaalng man waa dlaoov- destruction. Gladys many more pleasant birthday*. Not only ia their tine Uunderlhg InHaiglft of gtlnglnooa. Look! Stop! LlMen! washing business is on tho gain. Many a "good fellow" La no stingy Considering Friday, Feb. 13. as a When people can have lheir family with hla family that bell stand boschool uU^ilblt at the achool house washing done al the laundry about % Hom Townhto, on . Cut out and mall the Signed.. have finished Lola A. Wickham, teacher. your cor now. Please mail me 1914 Ford Catalogue and Advertising ready to begin in the Third Reader. I think we ahall have to sing "Why SPROUTER buy coupon to n and lot <n toll why end how Thursday and Friday are Teacher In­ stitute day* at Hasting*. Benjamin Franklin's birthday wa* ^i*KM**a —' away and do some general house­ keeping. Tha Thtre are moral rouons why you ohould 6th. Because of Its light weight, less tlrs exponas and mors mileage with leu gasoHno. that means, do ooms "digging” on our THE SMITARY 9th. Bscnss it lo tho c>r In graatoat do- Because of the very low price. day. The chkdrcn on l»oth 8th. Bscsess thsre I* Isss hprsetotion In i Fort ton In any otii*r maks. 4th. Because It's economical to ran. th* Heating* High 6chdol pupil* who enjoyed holiday* Thursday and Fri- ; montl 1st ■ fee! <iA*vwm - - - — Vu. ..iff,. quite a gash, just above the kitee. — lie fa getting along quite nicely at present. ' The society has been postponed on Worth Knowing. In speaking ot tha Bible it la gen­ erally oDderatoed that we mean tho two books, the Old and New Teat*. M booto. l.U» Outers. 41.171.verges, 77*4*3 words, aad 3446,413 lettsre. Tbo Apocrypha trejected by the wuoof Nits •» UBtgsplrod. but peg* “OiWic” Four-Cylinder $1885 • Good Live Agents Wanted in Barry Co. — Burton Heights Garage 1MW. Ofia. M Grand Rapids, Micb. I960 Division Ave. ——......... . ■ ........ . ......................... �Reason For Buick Superior! The Famons Overhead Valve Motor—Conceded The Greatest Power Producer qf The Day T IB A WELL KNOWN FACT that the Bslck overhead valve motor will develop 18 to SO per cent, niore power than motors ot other type*. all tMngs being equal. The principal reasons for its higher efficiency aa~tf?pow*r producer are therefore briefly given. •. An Interim! combustion motor Is In reality's heat engine, and tho greater the conservation’of heat units, tbo mor* power will bo producted. Obviously the loss of such units means loss of pqwer. 'ThSrafore, were* ft possible lo Snalnfaln heat in metal cyHnders to extremely high temperature, the more power It would produce. It la not practical, however, to operate any mechanical part, the surface of which Is at a high temperature, especially a motor cylinder, ro a oooilng device must be provided. This in most cases is done by sur­ rounding the walls with a jacket of water, the office of which Is to keep lhe cylinders cool, but In such cooling many of tho heat units are destroyed and wasted.’ In the overhead valve motor, tho cylinders are without pocks,’; and resultantly present the least surface to tbo ooolJlMragsiH and tone, therefore, fewer heat units. On tho T or L typo, the combustion chamber Is Ihrgor and has one or two pockets, or chambers, whUjb must be as perfectly waterjacketed as the cylinder wall.' This presents greater csolUy giving up or losing many iht cylinder of tho overhead ■nouns greater power dovelop- I AH motors must depend for their power upon tho expansion of thegas 1n the cylinders., This expansion Is duo to tho tiring or tbe burning of the gas under compression, nnd the rspldlty with which the gas burns determines tho rapf’dlty with which the pressure on the piston head is de­ veloped. It la tMa pressure on tha pteton that produces tbo •es an Important advantage over both other types. Not only doss its explosion become more poelttvv. but It cleans or scavenges Its cylinders of burned gas moro readily after tho charge has been fired. This Is due to the fact that the ex­ haust stroke forces the burned gas straight out-through tbe exhaust valve at the top of the cylinder, and not from closes, and is- thus mixed with the fresh gas. reducing the charge and causing a deterioration In Its. quality. No ouch condition is possible on the overhssd valve, whore tha fresh expansion or piston pressure when fired. The absence of pockets or chambers in the straight wall­ ed cylinders of tbo overhead typo makes possible tho more accurate machining in lheir manufacture, and Insures a more merely the upper part of tha cylinder, It allows thia full machining, whereas tho pockets on other types from their vary nature make It almost imposalbla to reach wlthjuijr tool and. therefore, cannot be machined or smoothed "o*L From necessity there mast be certain places in these pocket* where there are email Irregularities and where the wall |a The smoother tfifr surface, th* las* is the tendency .to carbonisation, and It naturally follows that thee* rough places- provide a greater opportunity for prelgnltlon due to the overheating of any deposits or projections which may exist, espeelayr when the motor ia under heavy duty, or where full throttle or high speed Is required. The fully machined, smooth, straight cylinder of the ov­ erhead means an absolutely coMistent motor, as all cylinder surfaces are exactly alike, and each* cylinder will handle Its charge In exactly tho same way, under all driving condition*. No irregularity or roughness can exist In any port of IL but both valve chamber,. tha p!st<m aeeaasarlly meat travel doser to tho top of the cylinder tn compress the charge, usually on an ordinary site motor within about % of aa lack. On an L hoed, there being only one chamber to be filled, the piston dots not need to go as high, probably about 1U ineb from the top. On tho overhead, Navin* no extra pockets or chambers to fill, the piston does not have to travel os far and stops compression IK inches from the top. Thia, to­ gether, with the difference In tbe rapidity In the Spread ot name after /he firing previously mentioned, makes A differ­ ence In favor of the overhead of 3# per cent over tho T, and 18 per cent, over the L type In power production. elements of carburetion and Ignition are equal. We have already seen that the purer the charge the more quickly It burns. This explains the fuel economy ot the llulck motor and Its ability to handle lower grade fuel. A charge of Inferior fuel drawn into * cylinder mixed with a quantity of already burned gas further reduces its burning value and Its power-developing possibilities. If the charge la quickly tired and the dead gases are completely exhausted from tho cylinders, the power production Is naturally much The overhead permits of lower compression than Is pos­ sible with other types. To Illustrate, take lhe name charge and cylinders of tho same dimensions. On tbe T head, lhe gas must Illi completely not only the head of tbo cylinders lie. On other types, the valves are low tn tho combustion chamber, practically on a level with tho piston when It in aS tho upper center, and any surplus oil u thus thrown into tho pockets and covers the valves and valve seats. Tho arrangement of valves on tho Bntak oar permits a longer duration of opening on the Intake, thus getting the charge of clean gas of the fullest capacity. By reason of tho smooth, pocketleoa combustion chamber, this gas Is rapidly burned or expanded at the power stroke, after which tbe burned gases are quickly and completely discharged through an unobstructed exhaust, thus making positive tho highest possible motor efficiency, and explains the reason for Buick superior power performances In eyevy kind of condition. Tho distance from tbe point of the epark plug <0 the farthest point in the combustion chamber la leaa than halt that In a T head motor, and some ot tho manufacturers of thia type have taken to using two spark plugs at tbe extreme ends of their combustion chamber, and are thus able to In the L type, the spread of flame through tbe gas ordi­ narily must pass from tho point of Are, or spark, across tbe cylinder and around into tho chamber over the exhaust valve. /tastings £trick Co (di New M eseer Building MICHIGAN AVENUE 1#U BUICK MODEL B 25--A roomy-Touring Csr, with wide seats, taste, fully trimmed, and refined in every detail. 106-inch wheel base; 28 actual H. 1’.; 32x3*{ tires; complete Delco equipment—>1060, F. O. B. Flint. MICHIGAN. HASTINGS, MADE UP OF LITTLE THINGS Cartercar, Detroiter, King Car, Commerce, « The Cartercar—The Car frith the gearless trans- » -e mission. The best Motor Car Investment. ' * Simply because the Cartercar is so built that it can nnd does give better service than is possible lor ♦ a gear car. The Cartercar will travel roads where the gear car it helpless—it will go up steep hills—through sand and mud—wherever you want to go, and when you want to go. ▲ Model "7" Touring Car or1 Roadster.;__ —______ $1250 Model “5-A” Touring Car-------------- ..$1700 Model "s-B" Roadster... •1SOO ♦ ♦ The Detroiter—The New Idea in Motor Cars at J a 2 ' Popular Prices. The public has never before seen a car embodying all the fundamentals ol highest-priced motor car practice at the Detroiter price. Here is an unusually beautiful automobile with tbe long stroke ♦ motor, multiple disc clutch, full floating rear axle, platform roar springs, ♦ left hand drive, center control—and three other big features, nine best points, all told, that ninety-nine out of a hundred experienced motorists would check off as those most to be desired ♦ The King Car — The Car With The Spring. Among the many features ol simple and strong construction found only on the King, we wish to call attention lo the King patent rear spring suspension which is stronger, more flexible, easier riding than any other spring suspension and an assurance for the long Life of car and tires. To-day the average man is demanding for a moderate price, many features of the more expensive cars, such ▼ as power, strong construction and handsome lines. Tbe King is especially de♦ signed tq meet these requirements and to stand up and give servica at all times. ▼ ♦ + . ♦ Touring Car or Roadster $1095 , J The Commerce Truck—The light motor delivery. + The efficiency of (he Commerce Wagon transmission is higher than that of any other known, and a a greater percentage of power is delivered to the rear wheels. Power is always applied gently, and . -• - -»*• • * coosidet The flexibility of Different Hodel,~S950. S»7S and 11200 We will Exhibit a Complete Line of all Models of These Cars at the Grand Rapids Auto Show, Kliugman Building, February 9-14. Phelps Auto Sales Company DUIrlMw* tor Csrtorssn, King Can, Dtontton and CaamwM Trasks Michigan St. and Lafayette Ave. QNAfiP SAPID*, MICH, eitlnna Phone sees gsll Phon, Main 2SS0 Mie rWp,.. S. E. S,l,,neo. FIRST TO WIN RECOGNITION not take charge of he^own children's Small Events Count for Much Moro In bringing-up simply because she puts Life Than Those Wo Consider them In a nursery She can take of Importance. charge of them as well in a nursery as out of ono. If they ore in charge of We love Uttio things, we halo little a governess, however, she should bo things, wo fear little things; our lives! a woman who can be thoroughly trust­ are knit up with little things from the ed. In these days of mothers’ help­ time we are born to tho day wo die. Big things draw us up to Hesvft'orj er* tho young-woman who fills that po­ sition would have the supervision of crush us down to hell. Little things the nursery In a house where she wgs live beside us on the earth, eat and | employed, and sbe shoald be chosen sleep with us, laugh and grumble with • with tho greatest care. For the whole us, catch the early train with us, or: value ot the nursery Idea Is that the make us miss It. Irritate and appeaao children who are brought up In a us—never leave us alone for a minnursery lead a quieter, moro untram­ meled lite than they do when they That is^lbhy they aro ao much more live out of the nursery.—Exchange. Important than the big things—tbe things that only come once In a way. at long Interval*, and even then are Borrowing Trouble. nearly always the result of a hundred Mary Alice had been punished nnd and one little things combined. shut up in tho bedroom. Sbo bad been To be crushed by a large misadven­ quiet for some time and papa was just ture Is natural, but to fall a victim to about to open tho door and tell her a series of petty misfortunes is hu­ she might come out when her robe miliating- There are many who wonld prefer to break their nock* once and - “Don't cry any more,** ho said, sooth­ for all by falling off a mountain, than ingly. "Papa has forgiven you." • "Oh. I know, papa." she answered to bruise their a hole bodies and dis­ locate their tempera by. the daily between soba. "But just think! What stumbling over a mole-hilt It Is the aa awful thing It would be If I should little things that count—the satisfac­ grow up and have a little girl a* tion of climbing Mount Olympus Is a naughty as I am.** poor sort of attainment if the scores and scores of pleasant details which wait upon success be absent.—From the Atlantic. Baying C^me True. The discovery that Scottish bank­ notes have actually been forged with­ in the walla of Petorttaaff ooavict prison recalls sn arousing incident. Unlike tha notes of the Bank of England (which are destroyed as soon as they And their way back to the bank), notes on Scottish beaks are pat In circulation again sad again. The result is that some of these notes get very dirty, tha onopmind notes get­ ting particularly grubby and worn in tbe course of their travels. An English barrister who waa onoo given a sheaf of these notes in par them with horror for A holding them delicately ttanb and flpger"Now," he said, holdlag them at arm's length, “now I UB4aretgad tho meaning of that saying about "filthy Inoor.*." ' Astronomkigl. That the apace betwqmj tbe stars Is occupied with um that resists the ray* of belief, avong others, of t «srs plrkeland'and Bee, w tho wholo V U Mt WdfUl tear Mta Contemporaries describes the author’: "His hair was smooth and parted la the middle and fell below tho collar of Ms eoat; he wore a Mack flannel shirt, with a curious knitted tie twisted irja Great Britain wag Washington Irving, who died In his seventy-seventh year at Sunnyside, N. Y. The immortal humorist, historian aad essayist was born In Now York, the eon of a native the law. tat his tastes were all in the direction of literature, and his legal carear was a brief and almost brief­ less one. At eighteen he wrote "Lab ter* of Johnathan Oldstyle." which were published tn the New York Morning Chronicle, a ’ newspaper owned by his elder brother. Dr. Peter Irving. Ha wga.oply twenty-flve whan he wrote the celebrated "History of New York, by Diedrich Knickerbock­ er." From 1815 until 1813 Irving ro sided in England, where his genius was fully recogulsed. Lalor he re­ turned to Europe as United States minister to Spain, and spent several years in Madrid. In tbe opinion of both American and English critics. Irving has fnw equals for grace of style nnd parity and elegance of dlotlon and bls works seem destined to take their place among the great dassics of the English'language. It's you. is It. I brought 14? I’gt so glad 1 didn't know It was your honor, tat If I'd known It wa* you, I’d hav* saved you all the osme." We do FIRST CLASS auto repair work, painting and general overhauling at reasonable prices and all work We carry a full line of auto accessories. Every thing the tourist will need or the local owner may desire. Goodyear Tires—A Full Line Carried in Stock. We are Dealers for the R_. C. H. Auto­ mobiles. FRXE.POKT, �GAY PLUMAGE Sssla Adams liked gay plumage. Iler New York aunt, whom she was visit­ lag. did not approve of anything that Td rather yon wouldn't wear that hat, EM1O," Mid Aunt Linda Mallow. *Tt looks TasU’" Esslo bit her Itp In disappointment, pat away tbe gurgooua Ching of sbhnmcring yellow and donned a plain black-an-bluo strew which her aunt had selected for her on her last visit |to tbe city a year before ‘4 “That looks moro like you, my dear, nroung girts aro apt to be mlsundorstood whan tha wear conspicuous "But, Auntie, I dp tore bright things. Other girls wear them, and nice girls, rtoo, Fm rare" Aunt Unda was not disposed to Argue the question. Besides, the eieetrto was waiting for them at tho curb. Tho last few days ot her New York ■visit Easlo spent with a girl friend. And when abo passed through the gato along, and her chum, who camo to tho atatlon with her, adored the hat. ' JBseio waa a gregarious young wornIt waa a habit for people to be nelghborty. Bo when tho middle-aged man In the parlor car seat across the aisle offered her a magazine, she accepted it with a smile and a nod of tho yellow Scathe r. When abo entered the dining car for luncheon and the dining car conductor placed her opposite tho ■same man, she waa not displeased. Ho I ■was a well-groomed, Interesting look­ ing man. And Easlo liked men. When tho stranger suggested that she order lunch for both of them, Essie didn't mind. Luncheon for ono woe always deadly stupid. Of course, she realised the family that Idnda was entirely too diffident, too reserved. She was not Marty so popular as her elaters, who -were of moro sociable mien. However, Esslo enjoyed the luncheon, and though sho endeavored in tho usual ■way to pay tho check, her protesta­ tions were quickly swept away. As tho man piloted her back to her chair In the parlor ear, she was conscious of a certain guilty feeling, but she put It from her. How could a girl bo expect­ ed to do anything elsof She waa only human, nnd sbo liked to talk to peo­ ple. Sho couldn't play any kind of a giEo by herself. There are many young girls 11 ko Esslo. f It was only twenty minutes until She was rather sorry. Bho waa having such a good time. ■Td like to boo you again," said tha ■man. meaningly. “Oh. thank you," laughed the girt. "Tvo enjoyed meeting you." “But you don’t live far from Buffalo, .and haven’t you some frtenda there that you could toll your parenta you were going to visit—while you really camo down to spend a few days with mo? I know a nice little place where wo could go and bo undisturbed. Here’s my card. That's my office ad­ dress. Write mo when you can get Goodyear, United States and Firestone Automobile Tires. Supplies We carry a full line of these high­ grade tires always in stock. These are the best tires that can be bought and are the ones used on alb high-grade automobiles. Auto Accessories * .« ' OSE We Make Tire Adjustments Here Efficiency = Service During the past year rapid strides have been made in the de­ velopment of Garages and more and more auto drivers have become accustomed to efficient and quick service at whatever place they keep their cars, whether for a few hours, a day, or for the season. In order that we may keep pace with this de­ mand upon the part of automobile owners and drivers, we have equipped a garage that is second to none in these parts and is far the largest and finest in Barry County. It ought to be worth a great deal to the owner of an auto to know that his car is per­ fectly SAFE FROM FIRE and if needing any overhauling or any repairs, tire or or otherwise, it will be properly attended to by us. Our garage has over 4000 square feet of floor space Convenience For Autoists! Free Air at the curb. Front and side entrance so you do not have to back out with your car, but can drive in one door and out another,. own room at home alone? "She~ was glad she was alone. AU the joy had gone out ot her vacation. Sbo felt un­ clean, tainted, as if sbo had been walking through bogs ot mud and BABY LANGUAGE MADE STUDY And, sobbing, the girl wondered, aro all men like that, or, was it the yellow feather? It had not yst occurred to her that young girls who accept fa­ vors of strange men on trains are very apt to be misunderstood and—insulted. That waa one thing that Aunt Lind* had forgotten to tell hor. Baby language is the latest study. Tho child flrnt uses Its voice, says an expert, to express hunger, temper and feelings of pleasure. Noises alone suffice for such expression. Then tho baby utilises Ils voice as a plaything, and afterward as a recognised mode Testing ths Upper Air. By means of balloons the upper air has been tested to a height of nearly 19 miles in this country by the weath­ er observers. During a recent re­ markable flight tho instruments used recorded a temperature of 70.4 de­ Essie waa dumfonnded. All tho grees below zero at a distance of 12^4 color had gone out of her face. Sho felt sick to tho very depths of her. tho Bounding balloons havo boon used, She simply couldn't apeak. Tho card whether near tho equator or In north­ ern latitudes, tho records have shown ■dropped from her nerveless fingers. But the stranger did not understand. Hla eyes glittered strangely, while tho tho temperature no longer drops rap­ mark of the beast waa In every lino of idly as the Instruments ascend, bat at his fade. •'You’re a groat llttio kiddo," times becomes stationary. jtTuto Jhou-peb., 9 to /4. We sell the Pierce-jffrrow, ffha Jmperial and &he Em­ pire lines, also Chase Motor Jnck. -v We clean cylinders by the Oxygen Pro­ cess. The old way of cleaning was by tearing the engines completely down and scraping, which often times resulted in broken rings, oil leaking around gaskets, etc. Our process re­ quires none of this, simply remove a spark plug and we guaran­ tee this method to clean perfectly which cannot be done by scraping. This is the Ford Service Station. All Ford cars must be repaired at a Ford Station in order to make Ford guar­ antee good on broken ^parts. We carry a full line of Ford parts at all times. r Skinner Garage Jefferson and Court Streets Hastings, Michigan. Standard of the Wo rid Trilling ot lips takes place only at teething time. Gradually there Is less variety of sounds, as tbo child learns sounds. Some little peoplo can hum tunes perfectly, yet aro too young to pronounce the accompanying words. On tho other hand, they aro often credited with words they never say. "Mum" is an Instinctive sound, not an to visit our display of Cadillac Motor Cars forms tho entire vocabulary for a long time. Comprehension of words takes place earlier than the power to apeak. There was a great difference be­ tween boys and girls. Tho former “Oh, oh. you horrible thing, you! I—I—you’ve made a mistake. Oh. I halo you, bate you I I never want to see you again, nevSP!” ' . When calm.camo, Etslq was In bar See us at the Grand Rapids and is as nearly fire-proof as a building can be. If you leave your car with us you may be assured of prompt attention as well as security. We carry a full line of auto accessories, oils, etc. Declaration by Expert Will Make Him Unpopular With the Fond ho said, “and there isn’t anything I -wouldn't do for you. Do you think you ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ so if you are having tire troubles, bring them to us. . Ho was smoking a One. full-flavored Havana when he met his friend. "Have a clgarY* he Inqqulred, very politely. “Thanks,” said tho other, gratefully, taking nnd lighting tho proffered weed. ’ After a few experimental puffs, how­ ever. tho friend removed tho cigar from his Ups and, looking at It doubt­ fully. said, with a very evident abate­ ment of gratitude In hla tone: “What do you pay for theae cigars?” Inal proprietor of both weeds, taking his own ‘cigar out of his mouth and looking at It with considerable satis­ faction. "This one cost me 20 cents and that five." The conversation languished at this point.—Puck. , Grand Rapids Auto Show Klingman Building, Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Cadillac showing of automobiles will be not only the largest at this show, but will be the most finished, complete and latest thing in motor car construction. Every model in both closed and open cars will be shown. West. Michigan Cadillac Co (Successors to Central Auto Co.) ADAMS & HART ksrt Rwtfs 51-55 OIvIsIm Av. N. W. Men and woman having backache, rheumatfrm, stiff and Swollen Joints are honestly glad to know that Foley Kidney Plus aye aunceasful* every­ where in driving out these Illa That U because Foley Kidney Pills are * true medicine and quickly effective Inactive kidneys nnd {urinary Irregu- Oscar Eckberg, Manager. Ionia Street. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-02-12.pdf 0e78c9b03a6c42d7a6448655ca53b84d PDF Text Text BANNER 16 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12,1914 SPEAKERS DISCUSSED AGRICUI TUBE IN PRACTICAL COM­ MON-SENHF. WAY. With th* intonuhn or making Bnr- FOR HIGH SCHOOLS IN BARRY EATON AND ALLEGAN COUNTIES bers of the Barry County Holstein Breeders' Association, are stepping J#Wrfy>*)' of holding in Hastings .luring WHERE IS HASTINGS’ OLD IT WAS WORTH DOLLARS TO first or next, nur» are 17 breeders In his county, and'others win become THE FORTUNATE LISTENERS present to captain the merits of this breed of cattle. Which |* famous among the dairymen. . The objccr-of the orgr.nlx.nion Is to cooperate In Increasing mutual Intcr- Talking About An Ha Spoke What every one unanUnously nnd cnthwHaatlcally pjotiouneed the liest Farmers' Institute ev«j held in Bar­ ry county was held In this city on Friday and Haturttay, when a num­ ber of prominent nuthorltl riculture appeared and Stowell, Woodland: Freeport. No. 21 No. 22 photographs of the Institute association, took hold known brothers of this city publish- terest through his own untiring ef­ forts In securing the beat talent available nnd In Arranging the meet­ ings on a schedule which pleased all. .Many compliments hove been heard *“ **------- »’s work In placing the Institute on latlsfACtory basis. The to plrlng knowledge of “book farm­ ing." What lhev said wiu extreme- Wo publish guess to thn BANNER. lll.iy [family cat and fell down the cellar, ' rawiry IX K'-iung "long very TIME ATHLETIC SPIRIT? I well and l.i bearing his misfortune In PUPILS MAKE HOME FINE REC­ ORDS IN SCHOLARSHIP IN VARIOUS SUBJECTS NAMES OF THOSE WHO RECEIVED HIGHEST MARKINGS Something Ought to Be 110110 to It, - downstairs he did not . A Splendid Evidence of Good Work tnp . Iii!rrc*l . . . . In— Ih-t. ehilil . lu-. \llt. . which on th' <lv<< . .was ____ Being Done By Both Teacher and Students. ictlcs In IHgli Sciioil. himself going headlong down the An effort la being made to organ- ! •tops he Instinctively threw up his Following Is a list of tho high ixo the high schools of Eaton. Barry;arm to keep his head from striking school subject pursued during the nnd Allegan Into n tri-county nth!)- the stone wall. Th<* result was ln- first semester of the present school Tho movement- has Its soutre In -',r- Crawley, with the .1 Charlotte, and ought to' be encour- hl" sistfr. Mrs. lake, wt aged locally if Hastings can create an [him a« soon ns she heart athletic spirit, like that whleh used | his way upstairs make Hastings high famous. j olu‘" summoned. Newton, to Tho failure to develop creditable I‘h«' assistance of Dr. I.ith base hall and foot ball teams In the 7‘> "’•* fnicture. nnd dres local high school during the last few J ‘‘ar. Three Auctions Advertised This Week NUMBER 42 mcct so prompt In visiting those who are ! suffering, is himself laid up at tits I home w ith a broken arm and torn high grade stock. The offici-rs of the association are: H. E. Rising. Wood­ land. prelldent; Jason K. McElwain. Hastings, secretary: A. D. Miller, Woodland, treasurer. Th.- directors tlon about farming and horticulture ever heard here. After ' tho poor exhibited nt all of the sessions thia Finn Big PART ONE—L TO 8 PROPOSE TRI-COUNTY !j«-«&rs SWISIfB SMIK ’ Ill HIGH SMI ATHLETIC LEAGOE !; Stepped On Cat Which la Responsible for Broken Arm and I - FARMERS’ INSTITUTE Two More Well-Known Hastings Brothers as They Used to Look BEST EVER HELD HERE HOLSTEIN BREEDERS HAVE ORGANIZED TRY RAN NKR WAW If You Wish to Ssllox Bay, Baasw Everybody Read. The BANNEK. school. and among those members tings lng|orlou»ly beaten formerly found easy picking, track athletics nothing can be student* winning the three highest ranks of scholarship In those subFuller . with Stenography. First—Hazel Smith, City, 97. Second—LaVcrn Sutton. City. 98. Third—Ethel Reeves. City, 9.1. Beginning Bookkeeping. First—Lucy Anderson. Hastings R. WINDSTORM INS. CO. Hazel Third—James Radford. City, 95; Smith. City. 95; Morris Hill, Bookkeeping. OFFICIALS PAY VISIT First—Advanced Ines Belson. Hastings R. F. — - money right worth speaking of. away. William Bryans will have an INTERESTING LECTURES PICKLING STATION They stand as silent AT BEA MOINES, Wm. Spath. 4 miles cast and 3 ir not a trophy has br ON AGRICULTURE IS VERY DESIRABLE miles north of Mlddlevlll. or 4 miles deadening of thn ul25 X'» AHD ORGANIZED ONE YEAR Second—Marcelelno Edger. City, 9S. Third—Winifred Eaton. City. 94: Arloa Mead. City. 94. Beginning Algebra. First—Forrest Christy. Hastings R, to begin at ton o'clock.. Hot lunch at the schools is not known. BEFORE LOCAL CO. STARTED of former teams which won Second—Dona Stuart. City. L BE GIVETf FOR! WEEK’S WILL BE ERECTED IF ACREAGE storm. Col. W. H. Cottch will be the ithlellcs a number of years auctioneer nnd R. J. Williams, clerk. AGRICULTURAL C<>LLE(iF, Third—Horace Mourer. City, 98; HASTINGS EXTENSION COURSE Greta Hubbard. Hastings R. F. D., 98; 'ompany cattle. 13 head of Chrystal Freeman. City. 96. lol of tools and town to compete, this lack household goods in Wise In United States, competition OTHER STATIOHS MAY FIVE DAYS: FOUR LECTURES articles. See th" n Flrstla a matter isurer George E. Coleman. BE BUILT INVCIHITY ning combined EACH DAY, ENDING AT 3:30 Bccondwlth a lack of athletic spirit. clone A Windstorm Insurance Com­ pany. went to the famous Mayo Bros. Ray 1-apham I1M gold his farm, so ritlce of social duties and the hundred Contracts to Brody Will Give Ix-cturvs on and one distracting Influences that. I week and had a small tumorous First—Elsa Dickerson. Cloverdale. Yield Is located on section 11, Johnstown, one Interfere with systematic uthletle growth removed from behind his left I: Harold Houvener, Deltbn, 91. Mock; K. L. Grove on training, seem to br partly to blame Second—Gertrude Stowell. Coats Soil Fertility. begin nt ■clock for thia state of romn Into which nth- ear. Ills many friends will be pleased ■ Tho farmers of this community sharp. .. line extension cotinu- 'would find a good market tor cjicurnThe recent victory of the basket tendlng business aa usual. ' Beginning lauln. from the Michigan Agricultural Coi­ bers In this vicinity If the proposed President Wm. E. Hale, of Eaton First—Mildred Gould. Hastings R. ley Greyburn will act a* clerk. The Ilrst glimmer Rapid*, .u-i-ompanlrd’ Mr. Coleman, lhe basement room, of the*Methodist list includes 3 horseii, 1 colt. Jersey athletic hnrl- and on thruway out they stopped off F. D.. 98; Mildred Ketcham. City, 99. Epta-opal Church during the Week. ^t^L ta'e^b^^ltat^n^ Second — Chrystal Freeman. City. ton In some time. Des Moines, Iowa, nnd visited the quantlty ever, promises to amount to little be- ul offices of the Ibwa- Mutual Tornado ' All that Is necessary to secure tho cuusA no games for the high school Insurance Association, the oldest and pickling plant fr to promise to grow ho adv. on nnoih< largest Topiado Insurance Company terms, list. etc. First—Eleanor Osborne. Hastings Thn company's terms are very lib. of its kind In the country. therefore, members at the Indepen­ They furnish the reed at 50 The Iowa Tornado Insurance ComWill dlgCUM Soil Fertility In his lee- oral. dents. Coach Walter Phelps, him­ Osborne. Hastings cents per pound. From 9100 to. I2U0 Hoy <•. Hrnnim. Isaac Newton has divided to quit self a former high school athletic before the Michigan Mutual Tornado worth nf cucumliers may bn raised .rmlng. and 'will have an auction1 Third—Keith Chidester. mon sense agriculture. Meetings like tings to intend these lectures should Cyclone A Windstorm Insurance Gardner Chidester. City, 98. lie al the Walldorff if«rm, on the for furnishing the Inspiration and the energy, which resulted tn the orgdnnorth aide of Wall taMLua ooctlon 31. If tln> station Is Ir.catcd hi-re th-: Mope township. . Vol. 'Boss Burdick First—Gertrude Potter,' City, 991 forenoon and two cuvh afternoon, beschool basket ball team. Even 9 met with discouragement!., whit' 81 *0.000.000. The Michigan Mutual Geneva Hayes. City, 95. Second—Bernice Henry, Hastings Almont every one Is looking about farmers could have . ample time to; Tornado. Cyclone & Windstorm ln,.1,,..... i„ for nn opportunity to make more reach home t.y train over the M. C. I J'1".* 1,1. .'ht. nni offers a line list of property, including Rut It ought not money. These persons always, wsiI n iorr<-iis-- me uux:iiikm mani nnp 3 good horsi-s, 5 Rued cows, brood iH-rshlp of about 57.000 an,! an assess­ Ancient History. ship direct to the tradue-'^ sow. 3S good frying hens , a lot of able capital of nearly SI 15,000.000. thi-mto Increase their Incomes. Many I Here Is nn excellqnt opportunity to farm tools In good < undltlon, a lot of First—Ixila Power. City. 91; Rena The Iowa Company, however, does 10 have cnoush ambition to run the not have any opposition In the state j establish a new Indtutry In this Co. harness nnd a Jnng list of desirable turo by Mr. Brody “ A Stu.! athletics thrmsi-lvcs and to run them nltlea to leiirn hoi ■ and other points In \he county will miscellaneous or date. Second—Mabie Moore, City, 97. Br. < ds;“ 10:49 a. m.. lecture. according to tho aain.- methods which puny, of this city. In the state of Michmoney on Ihelr far also be licnclitted. Cucumbers may Third—Bari De manty, Coats Grove. Formation" Mr. Grover; 1:00 p bring aucceea to tho tennis of other bo grown on all kinds of soils. There adv. which la Feeds and Their Composition** si-haols. and which brought sueccsa lu day and Saturday. Scientific, or “ are nuineroua pieces uf land on Brody; 3:15 p. m.. "Tillage" former athletic tennu. In Hustings. common-sense agriculture. Is netting Grover. which cucumbers would h« a profit• Dona Stuart. City. 96; Raymond Warfarmers In various parts of this able Investment. Thin opportunlty FORMER WELL-KNOWN HASTINGS every policy holder has to be to tho state, thousands of more dollars than । sho'uld not be allowed to pass.v i extra expense of taking out a now polMedieval and Modern History. fen ted this Those in thia vicinity who'-hayc LADY HIGHLY COMPLIMENTED sons, the following toplex will bo «31>First—Mildred Ketcham, City. 99. The attendance till come from localities containing salt-' । while In the local company one policy cussed: Forenoon. “Stock Breeding” Second—Doreen Potter, City. 98. tlcutarly gratifying. ... ... ' covers the property insured aa long and "Organic Matter." Afternoon: Third—Glenn McLravy. City. 97; l>a ’ A system which perLa th L . assessments are paid. the prospect of having one here. By Atlanta, Ga. mil. allowing a te/im untrained l« Th,n lh,re u a difference in Chrystal Freeman. City, 97; Keith average dnlly attendance In Hostings "Feeds nnd Feeding" and "Dralnth ‘Mu.kei a r'Lm'’ n* the salary list of the two companies, Chidester, City, 97. WnlncMlay. March 4—Forenoon: A. Fuller American History tht Muskigcin team, winch Is built The salary list of the Iowa concern| "Htarting and Selecting .-i Dairy Herd" tended. many )r training system, is । amount* Io 913.600 each year. The Osborne. Hastings First—I PUBLIC RECEPTION FOR DEPT. and "Soli Bacteria." Afternoon: a s> stem which pi-r-. jOWl, company pays Its president R. F. D.. try 8, tells of a delightful "Colonial "Management nnd Care of Dairy mlts play. questl fea" given by Mr*. Fred J. White, rnnko such uisiorlous 93,000 a year; Its secretary 95.600 tier Second... COMMANDER OF 0. A. R. Cattle- and “Soil Chemistry.” remembered here Third — Mabie Blough. City 96; Mlsa Vlnnlc 'niurratay. .March &—Forenoon: Delton. Ream, to memliei.. ... _ „ nnd the treasurer one-half of "Breeding and Management nf RegRelief Corps, an auxiliary of O. M. and —*------- *---lime to preliminaries necessary In ar­ Isterrfj Stock" it of th) m of tin- White amounting to 91.&00 to 92.000 a year, ■Mitchell Post G. A. R., of Atlanta. Value * Afternoon: i ranging the Institute, he declined the vatlon, te. to comolneently Step In-' The present officers of the company. and •"Lime I Saturday Morning. • office of president. E. J. Edger was, make plans for M. mortal Day. un.tr*lncd. and , who organixed.lt and built up the hus- Keith Chidester. City. 98. therefore, elected, and Mr. Brumm , Maj. Frank R. Chase, of Smyrna. igaltis: । incss. have never had any opposition. J-Mitay. Second—Curtta Bottum. City, 94; cnthuslastli-. wcll-t X-itilxla 1.. .vj. — ..._ ... -l ........ •l>eetth»' dePAHment commander of the Grund Amy Still. City, 94; Nellie Pratt, City, is entirely wrong. ' urer. The following were. elected ers"^ rfTrr^nnn-""'q.immnrv" »n.i lArmy I'°”» of Michigan, will be tho Incton costumes, ami give [concern' employs 35 clerks while the Su'nn,nr> | guest of the monibers of, Fitzgerald column hnlf-tom plctun vice presidents: Ell Llndsley, Prairie­ "Soil Problemi" " Windstorm Insurance Company, of Third —Mildred Gould. Hastings R. ville; D. C. Stiles. Johnstown; F. H. 1. a righting spirit which (this city, employs only 10 to 13 clerk's Klllott. Barry: W. R Jones, Assyria; 1 hem courage when they during the busiest season. ■lontal fashion. Chemistry. go out into to «>rn earn ttheir daily A. D. Wolf. Maple Grove; C. Henry. n life so ,|r dally j.-„r promptness of payment and efFirst—Bernard Quigley. City. 97. Baltimore; W. O. Tobias. Hope; Arth­ “The home w.ts brilliant In red nnd bread nothing Is better for a°n' flc,‘*nt “”d economical management. —Elmer Bush. Hastings R. rrnl youth than athletics. 1 arhapy ur Johncox. Orangeville; Mark Rit­ white. The dining Second mom and parlors' | wt. doubt whether there Is a company chie. Yankee Springs; Fred Otis. i” m,vn. xir. 1 linac win uciivcr nn n<l>• league Hn the country that can equal/ the Third—Lcgreta Sisson. Hustings R. I AUTOMOBILE^ Rutland; Forrest Hall. Hastings; H. HAST! dress. He will leave at noon tor A. Offley. Castleton; II. C. Wolcott. | Grand Rapids where he will attend Pbytdo). SHOW FEBRUARY *21 ,hr Lincoln Club Imnquet. By order ors. Old Glory, pictured on tiny rib­ ker. Irving;. E. J jof B. F. Taylor. Commander of Fltz- bons, added to th.- attractiveness of d Holly. Woodland. Thornapple; Dsn the bonbons and cakes. A ben Johnson, Manager of llast/ligM this Instance might aci Delton. . . Second—Richard Doyle, City, >4. The speakers during the- round-up' Third—Earl Bray. Coats Grove. 91: this hook-worm meetings were: E. C. Martlndslf. athletics Lloyd Gaskill. City, 91; Harold for This City. \ II career In the rebellion os tlrnt lieuten­ Wilkinson, Ind., conductor; Dr. Eb<n REV. DR. FLOYD TO ADDRESS Lampman. Shepherd. Mich., >1; Rex idents of the Unhid States In the Friday and Saturday. February 30 ant In Co. It. Twenty-fifth Michigan order Mumford. Michigan Agriculturiil of their service, from the Fa­ high school. and 21st, there will be an auto show HASTIHGS M. E. CIRCUIT ther. of His Coumry down to the In­ of ilulck motor cars held at the gar', Stone River, and afterwards was cumbent !•: R. D. Bailey, Gaylord; Mrs. C. of tho I'risktenttal chair. ago of the Hostings Buick Co. \ First—Lucy' Anderson, Hastings R. to the veteran's relief' “Afterwards. a« the guests called Aben Johnson, manager of the com- transferred Congrcgntlons of Rev. R. E. Yost's F. D.. 98; Lewis Butterfield. Hastings The Agricultural Quartette, of tho corps. Ho hits always been prominent out the nann-s of the A’ - -­ Crarey, of Jacksun. <>. P. Eggles R. F. D.. >8; Rena Glllasple. Hastings Hastings High School. furnished pony, has done a splendid business In Grand,.Army circles. In 1S57. he White read rtn' original Six. Ctiargcw Hold Rally Here each. of Hillsdale and Charles Murray, music. Mrs. W. K. Barber recited oh since taking the agency for the Buick 'and Comrade D. H. Grow, of Hastings. on Saturday, February 38. Second—Earl Demaray, Coats Were schoolmates In Otlsco, Ionia by Mrs. William ft'iima * and Mlsa commission arc hero gathering in- | Rev. Dr. J. C. Floyd, of Grand Grove, 98; Winifred Eaton, City, 98; •The session opened on Friday county. Maj, Chase la an excellent Vgra Hawk. formation for use nf the board of-jBapIds. district superintendent, will Rankin Hyde, Prairieville, 98; Dan­ morning with a few Introductory re* shown, with the possible exception of speaker and all who can do so are equalization al its session in August |deliver an address before the con- iel Smith. City. 96. marks by Mr. Brumm, who tallied one roadster. A car load of Buicks urged to attend the reception. MAYOR OSBORN DECLARES They are visiting each county and gregutions of Rev. H. E. Yost's six was received by tham Jan. 34th and Third—Evlson Beck. City. 99; Sar­ each township reviewing property another Jan. Jlst. Another load in ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE ah Ballinger. Woodland. 95. AGAINST CIGARETTES and making transcriptions of sales church hero on Saturday, February a discussion of tils drainage. He ex­ expected soon. Phyalography. • during inc last two years: They ver­ 78. A picnic dinner will Ims served at . First—Minnie The Buick factory is -working full! I plained the ordinary drainage system, Sisson. Hastings R. BARRY & EATON IHS. CD ify the sales by conditions of pur­ 12 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Floyd will speak so much In vogue on every well-con­ chase nnd place conservative esti­ nt 1:00 o'clock. The necessary equlp• ducted farm, and • emphasised Ils something like 9110.000 a day. Houghlalln. Hasmates upon them. Trained shipments of motor cars laklcncc That I ment for tho dinner will be granted value In permitting thorough devel­ >1; Grata Hubbard. are being made from Flint. Mich., i I by the church. It will only be neces­ opment of a fkrm's resource*. onricUoo. I'yllitans Planning Banquet. sary to bring ...n your dinner.. T. A. Farrand. the well-known hor- pretty nearly every day now. One! Third—Gladys Olner, Hastings. R. It la being rurnyted that cigarettes 1 on Tuesday, February 17. | tlcultucallsx of Eaton Rapl&s, follow­ Buick special left January 27, morn­ I The members of the local Knights1 Thrn* •• ot Pfwnt a movement to are being sold by eonio of our dealers ed with a talk on "Modern Orchard ing. for the Nebraska-Buick Com-, The annual meeQng of the Farm- to boys and young men under legal df Pythias lodge are planning to hold «y*lemaltae the support of home and pany. at Lincoln. Neb., and two more Continued on page five. annual banquet on the evening , fori'1i»n missions and to give bountiful First—Mildred Coats. Coals Grove. - their of Barry and Eaton counties wii| be age- I have no* ...sure any parent. <tf Monday, February 23. This ban. (Information about them. The entire . nUii> vu.. ai umiu viatre. wis.. held in .Hastings on next Tuesday. feet, but Wood. Woodland, ---- - .. . ............... evidence that will ■qiiet will be open to thn public. The J month Is being devoted to an educaand ono to the Hokanson Auto Com­ terms of office of President lead to conviction. I will to only too tweparatory work Is now In the hands tlonal campaign on behalf of church I r. Irving. >0. - — *-*._b*u ruuuuiilo iu my menus pany. at Madison, Wta This Hokan- The “nd benevoteneaa • Thia mnve. 1 various committees. that I am a* candidate for nomination son shipment is the second to go to Frank An'drows, of Bellevue, and pi- glad to use every means In my power- of men: is general throughout Mcthorectors William Gorham and Osfrir to the end that the practice shall be them within a month. Spencer, of Barry county and Eugene stopped. Botany. Republican ticket at tho coming Carey and 8. C. Goodrich, of Eatoh I If you .would like nice Pocket spring election. I am capable In ovVery Respectfully, First—Eleanor Osborns. Hastings Rev. Yoel's charges are Martin county will then expire. \ Corners. Quimby, Hendershot: The number of people who are E. V. Smith, of Naahville, secretary Second—Dona Stuart. City. •!; Do­ Welcome . Corners, Yeckley finding coke not only a clean bdi. an of the company, stales that the com­ flea and as I need It I will appreciate economical Issue, which will tell you how to get School. reen Pottar, City, 97. and Rutland. fuel Is Increasing In this pany has a membership of 1,120. The your support. * Third—Catherine Palmar, City, 99; North and South. city. The Thcrnapplo Gas A Electric amount at risk now totals 115.379,098 C. B. Benham. Co. are taking a very liberal course to which Includea a net gain of I90B,Huffman and Hayas, plus 3%. Ttiomapple Valley Pioneers to Meet. Marguerite Matthawa, City. 99. Osborn and Hurst, plus 3%. 427 during tho year 1919. The mid-winter meeting of the Warner and Still, minus U. wcek. In their advertisement on page First—Rena GlUaapls, Hastings RRepublican candidate for the noml- Thornapple Valley Pioneer Associa­ — ......w«,i vv guru ui 3. tell you how Io aaye 50 cents a ton tion will bo held In Kennedy's hall. . D, 99; Busts Lewis, City. M: MUthe Princess Rink next Saturday ev- on the regular price. Read their adv. John Dawson received his creden­ Caledonia on Monday, February 31. anlnr C.L. .km ........v. —___ tials as postmaster th* tatter part of , Hubbard and Bari This Is the 29th annual meeting of Gas House Coke la a hotter fuel.- last week, and assumed tho duties of the office on Sunday. Doyla and Severance, minus 2 hearing them lost an opportunity to scientific, and al the same time rum- �ine The Quality House issued monthly by number appear* In almost every city there is one shoe store that takes the lead on CLASSY, STYLISH FOOT­ WEAR. months* jiedging men who camo to- IT’S OUR STORE IN BARRY COUNTY We don’t get anything for this reputation except your patronage, and that we try to keep coming by giving you Great Big Values in i THE MATERIAL. STYLE AND FIT. This is* not an IDLE boast, we actually do this very thing, and all we need to do to convince you is to have you see our shoes. If there is anything late in footwear we have it. We have just received a new shipment of the finest pattarps of most beaut­ iful Spring Dress Goods. - Mr. Kellar Stem crystallised tho sent­ iment Into action by pledging for his factory 1250 a year tor live years and ss« Rosedale Poplin in all colors at Butterfly Crepe in plain and figured. Me Verona Crepe in all shades ISe Pacific Plisse in all colors, plain at..,—20© figured......—._— ------- 19 and 25cts. Rue Royal Linen all colors20© Serpentine-Crepe--------------------------- __1Bc Renfrew Crinkled Searsucker 15o on the Marne basis. This oxamplo was ■Ittickly followed by others who In a U'-w minutes gave the splendid total 11 * Ann •• . VR£KPO11T. Ray Conway pt Grand Rapid* spent several days lost week with *51 r. end Mrs. George Miller. Mrs. A. Gacklcr was In Grand Rap- Little BlueClofh far little Boy’s Suita 18c Ramie De Paris, all colors!Xfc New line of Madras Shirtinga__._wtfle Manchester Percales, x jd. wide18%O A. F. C. and Red Seal Ginghams._____.12o Ratine---------- ____2Sc Flake Voile, 45 in. wide, white .40© per yd Standard Patterns in Stock The W. E. Merritt Store Hasting,, Michigan Phone 66 Mr*. S. R. Hunt and daughter Mor­ ion of Hesperia la visiting her daugh- CREEK A snow blockade is keeping all In­ land commerce tied up at precent In this vicinity. The Senior Clu** gave the "Turn of Mr*. J. Young spent a week with tho Ttdk" in Wo.ylland Saturday night. A good crowd attended ul- turning Friday of laat week. lough the weuthi r u.i* stormy. A number from thia street attended F. A. 8L*«on wan In Grand Rapid* report a tine time and a largo crowd. Mr*. C. P. Bldclman apent Saturday Mrs. Judson Kingsley of Grand Rapid* spent the latter part of last of Hasting*, who injured heraolf sesong. Asa Stccklo and Jim Griffin wn« John Foley 8r. 1* on the sick list. have been down In Texas for the paat month, returned to the village WedFloyd Miller yru* In Grand Aapld* YOU CAN have excellent quality and classy — style combined in your shoes if you want. You don’t have to buy a coarse, heavy, ill-fit­ ting shoe to get durability and service—not if you come to us. Ironside ShoeCompany Masonic Temple Building HASTINGS, MICH PHONE 176 attended Walter lace la now moving into the house re­ Church of Christ (Disciples) ot Waycently occupied 'by Mr. and Mr*. Roa* Sunday. February 15th. Kenyon. Because of the severe snow storm the Freeport train was unable to get called on to perform the office of same occasion. u former Russel Bmelker and Hurl Wills were In W’uodlanJ Saturday night. The new barber »ht>p beneath the: him again. State Rank will soon bo ready for I ~ Well Known In Hastings. Csrveth & Stebbins, the druggists, Mis* Sarah Strckli- who ba* been make a specialty of carrying all the hral application of Golden Magic Oil I* County Rural Letter Carrier* A**o'visiting relative* In the West returned different kinds of stock foods In w^tlch A good proor a cold <>n the lung* and now keep, gram will •r» will be held. There It In the house constantly. Others say | election of Hog Cholera Preventative. it Is wonderful for rheumatic lame-1are 41 cal..... ... —---- —...----‘rln-! they and their families are expected >rted belter at this writing. Hom Kenyon moved into the Frank | Otir druggist* den to attend. x ’. Peckham and Wm. Parker Fred Gilch. George will ho suipundcd upon road* which R. Stlmpaon, Wm. 1 Tracy Hinkley Is In Grund Rapids rare not kept In good vendition will be having il. ntal work done <dl*cu**ed,-among other thlngX. Mr*. E. Evarts, Myrtle Bldcltnan. Hr. Ward Moor, of Grand Rapid* J In Grand j£E Save Money! moving Into ths Coleman house. Mr.' Coleman moved" out onto his farm Buy Heavy Clothes From Us Now! Thursday morning a nln<- pound boy. L IKE MANY other dealers last fall, we bought a large stock of heavy winter clothing for MEN and BOYS and like others, too, wc have a lot of this stock left because the weather has been so warm we could not sell it. Wc enable you to SAVE MONEY by buying heavy clothing at the following low prices. MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS. 310 Men's heavy Hurts and Overcoat* 37.50 112 Men's Heavy Sult* and MUFFLERS. 11.00, now 114 Men'* Heavy Sult* und Overcoats Si 0.30 115 Men's Heavy Stilts and Overcoats ...«IllJu 118 Men's Heavy Suit* und Overcoats S 12.00 DRESS and WORK SKIRTS w ith A ITO and llEtiULAR COLLARS. Overcoat* 120 Men'* Heavy Suita and , Overcoat* ..... K CORDUROY P LIGHT and DARK Overcoats ..." 310.50 125 Men's Heavy Sults and Ovencoats 3IM.75 CHIIJKIEN'S LEGGINGS. 50a now LADIES', MEN'S an SWEATERS. AUTO. Ing. the went being their scventceth wedding anniversary. Dancing wan 'Indulged In for n lime, aft. r which Muudo Skldmurd with Instrumental music. Th>- gu.-stkjaft as a remem­ brance of the occaslffh two beautiful salail dlshr*. Wilbur Cosgrlflf and Frank Mc­ Naughton wire In Grand Rapid* on r. Thurndyke of Grand In Alto over Sunday. domrallr. Sheriff itygort brought her to Alto. He look her t-> Grund Rapid* und turned her over to the Detention Hos­ pital und later to the city police de­ partment. Lined UnderCOLORS. Men's Medium Weight Cotton Men's Fleece Lined Union Hull*, were 11.00. iw .... Buys’ Flocc Lined Garment*. 11.00 now S3.3B S3.73 $4.30 ME :hu.$1.30 MEN'S ICR CAPS. 15.00 now ............. .................. $3.75 33.00 nt/w ............... .................. $2.35 33.50 sow............... . .................. «14» <3.00-now ......... .................. »1JM> MEN’S SHEEP LINED COATS. BOYS’ and YOTTNG MENTTKUITS and OVIUICOATS. Made by Best Mills In the I-and. / 11.00 now M.oo 10.00 Sult* and Overcoat*. $4.30 10,50 Sult* und Overcoat*. 11.00 Sults and Overcoat*. ■ S3.S3 .11.00 Suita and Overcoat*. 1K09 Hulu ur)d> Ovvtcual*. .. _____ (10.00 Sulla arid Overcoat**. 17.50 Wright" T«ited owr Sunday with George banker. died 11-50 now EDWIN SHELLHORN Leading Clothier Inpau was mixed with -- .. t ... ulo 4ndlgasllon while in the hank of which he was cashier, last Saturday ..ftpmoon. HU condi­ tion was so serious that DE G. L. Bond feared inking hltn home would bring fatal r> «ulta." It was midnight before h. .ufficlently rallkd to be nmuvrd. Dr. R. R. Smith, u nurse, nnd UMlstunt >urgeoQ of Grand Rap- tempted. CASH SALE—Just During February , WkE Op«S$A, Sunday an operation for acute appendicitis would afford .relief, but the puUenl'a QVKRCOAT8. Formerly SSS.OO, now... . gis’.oo Forrtterly IJo.OO.1 now... . - $22.50 Formerly 135.00, now... . .$30.23 MICHIGAN. HOCKING LUMP. $4.50 Anthracite—Pocahontas West Virginia jxco^ BANNER WANT ADVfl. PAT. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAT. COAL IS LOWER! On account of the mild weather, I have been able to buy Coal Cheaper. I am going to give my customers the benefit. I hope you will take advantage of these prices. BUY NOW! Price Delivered Pocahontas Lump . . . . $5.50 Massilon Lump or Egg . . $5.00 . $5.00 Jackson Hill, Lump or Egg . $4.50 White Ash, Lump Coal . . $4.50 White Ash, Egg Coal . A discount of 25c per ton from above prices where you do your own delivering. LUKE, WATERS, Phone 150 Successor to F. H. Barlow & Co. Hastings, Mich. A Special proposition for one week only:- ' The coupon below is worth fifty cents per ton on paoh ton of Genuine Gas House Coke purchased during the week ending.February 21st, 1014. ^111 out the blanks and present the coupon to your dealer, or to us, and save money on the beet winter fuel. spinal nirnlrigltls. Thro* sire* In Children's all wool Munsing Union Sull*, to cluse out. were Ixhlb'S* Dress Mitts in Muchas nnd' Kid SI .BO and YOUNG MIEN'S BIG VISOR CAPS In ALL ('OIX)RS, PATTERNS and C'lUNCIilLLAS. 5Ou nuw :................. Uc iralyals. rthrup and Dr. nd Rapids were called Friday fur council In-the case of Mix* Underwear One Phones, 194-192 claimed she hid no home was picked up between tn.irksvllle and Alto by Deputy —------- .-J Hhler of t’lark*largy 32 calilar | Collar*, were 14.00. 50c now ROGERS 6 SON COKE COUPON I hereby accept your special offer ond ask that you delivertons of Gen­ uine Gas House Coke to me at No.' ________ ~_______ street, during the ■eek ending Feb. 21, 1014 with the under­ standing that this coupon is-to £e accept* ed as a payment of fifty cents per ton toward eaoh ton purchased. Signed: worn held i church. The remains rest tn Alaska > .-mclerr. by B by a constipated habit. the appen­ dix becomes Inilamtd from a congest­ ed state ot the bowels. The best precan bo done conveniently, comfort­ ably and with good results to the whole body by taking un occaalou.il dose of DR. HERBJCK'H SUGARCOATED P1LL& It Is a Uns old mildly and thoroughly. It helps.- di­ gestion and pfutuola* energy and ichserful spirit*. Price Si cla. per box. Sold by C. E. Harvey.—Adv. This is a good chance to save money and a good time to get in the rest of your winter's fuel. Thornapple Gas & Electric Co • Phone 5. �EAST WOODIiANlK Carl England began work In a commercial school In Grand Rapid* Monday. daorg* Maklay, who had a couple ot rib* broken onr day last .week, la recovering quite rapidly. Wilson Bowser, of Silverton. Ore- O PRING is not here yet, but the spring goods arc here. We purchase almost exclusively from manufacturers, and therefore receive our spring merchandise early. Wc do that for several reasons. Wc can purchase cheaper and in that way can save our customers some . ‘money; we always receive perfect, clean, sanitary and up-to-date merchandise, and best of all we have the goods early so the customers can get acquainted with the new styles and select early. Therefore, we invite you to visit our store to view our beautiful stock of new spring goods. R Vernon Beard»ley, who wn» so 111 horn* of hl* brother, Albert, In Went Sunfield one day Inat week. Hl* wife and child came with-him. Isaac Good hfl* .old hl* home In East Woodland tb Monroe Rawlader. conildoratlon |4BB. Po**e«*Ion given April IM. Mr*. Pearl VAnllouten. who ha* been suffering with tnnallltl* thn p*M week, la reported gome better. ^JJorr VanHotiton I* apendlng a few ruaya -with hl* uncle, Hdnu r Bawdy. Carter’s {culture, visited UNDERWEAR We have received opr full tine of "Carter’s” Under­ wear in medium and-light weight for early spring and rammer. We have everything you can think of, long, half, and no aleevta. Union Suita in all style* and all length* at prices' • h: • anything exciting that I thought p< hap* I might generate a little enlh *la*m by entering the Held, our mind* have been drawn b.iek to the day* long ago when the map vaed to came by way of Lowell and we used to have the privilege of sitting around - '' * — • 'he post oflleo and mall. Those day* waiting tor SPECIAL PRICES SPRING FABRICS Have been marked on all Winter Goods to New Yard Goods for Spring and Summer Dresses clean up quick. SWEATERS MUSUN UNDERWEAR RUGS Union Suits ■SKIRTS COATS We are ready for the'ntoat critical buyer of muslin underwear. Onr spring slock comprises the most beautiful line we ever had in Gowns. Skirt*, Corset Cove**, Slips, Drawer* and Combination Suit*. decided change In tho weather, the thermometer dropping some -to de­ gree* In St hour*. Rome people arc glad to have It turn cold *«> that they can got somi- Ice, nnd other* arc glad Prices in many instances less than cost op 25c, 39c, 50c and $1.00 SPRING LINENS and WHITE GOODS DRESSES UNDERWEAR NIGHT GOWNS BLANKETS Crepe, Searsucker, and many other new pretty white jpx>I« at popular price*. I’le*«e come and “Jamestown” Dress Goods in all the new shades. Wash Goods in colored Plisse, Colonial Crepe. Crepe Chiffon. Ratine. Rice Cloth. Taseoy Cloth. Tango Crepe. Flowered Voiles. Algerian Crepe, Striped Lawns. Flaxon-and Linweave. COMFORTERS Please visit our store and look over our line. GLOVES AND MITTENS Our stock is new and complete The Store with ONE PRICE TO ALL Prices the Lowest HASTINGS SANITARY DOUBLE STORE ter sleighing nnd make tho tracking who In borrowing their corn without even saying thnnkn. But follow* don’t ot Mexico City, nnd It look* nn though SHELLHORII REW POSTTHIS CO. WELL REPRESEHTEO you know that If a follow rnlw* <71 chicken* that he hn« to have corn to MASTER AT LAKE ODESSA ATWEST MICHIGAN H. B. writing. He may rOn and hide. Mr, j ckford Monday. J. J. fltrodtheek I* advertising thlMr*. McCloud nnd daughter Doro- I .. through the medium of the Carlton or he may lose hl* head, but whlchiV are surndlng thn week With Mr*. log* from the Wilke- farm to Hos­ have awn fit to overthrow our pa»l Winter < bulling. ting*. We take It he hn* taken the form of government «n.l *<-i them> of proph-■ by *»me of Hie I Edwin Shllh»rn. clothier ot k ... irollRlnua affair*. Mr- Ell. Parmelee and Mr*. Geo. | la.k.- Odcsea. ha* ’ -appoint-1 Hnatlngw F l>. Outh-r owing to th.- severe *tigc. Mr. Hnrprr „f Middleville. , Fuller spent Thursday In Woodland 1 mont a* po*tmnati-r i b.-en n rather hard time I the Kti.-ntM of Mr*. Muggli- Phillip*. Rhellhorn Is well anMr*. Ida Durkee and grandson* ih ’ ®p1*.|,oSJ* him. Mr. McKibben h..» l»-cn ..nr ot enthm Keith and Richard were weyk-end vl.■ I‘ II 1 for over 46 yean, and h.l* become “ * lt..r* at the home of her sister. Mrs. ?! hl" < familiar ngnrc to till, nnd we el^nll be 1 clad to «ce him nut among u* again, 1 >nv two week* ago. wa* no school at the Centre on Mon■II today. Munday. y., Lome mighty attrn.tlv- b...'g id daughter Bey- , men** nnd boy*' cl.-thing. t.f Goo. Fuller'* • built, but lh--r>- li.i* been a rather WENT W<lOI»E\ND. hard fmllng In our heart* toward Mien < Tpha Hlsson Mr*. George Dunham I* li oup Hasting* brother* on account of 1. Ida Dur*pent Thur*d.iy th- gu- *ta of Ch; not giving it* nn outlet to the city. Rapid* spending some lime Velte und family In liaal Woodland. But be of good cheer boy*. It I* bother'*. II. V. Cavanaugh'*. er of Wo*t ' Mr*. Acl.i Full.-r nn.l daughter N< Mt.s < I lady* Johnson I* at I’lymouth rumored that the Hasting. commbivisited the Inttr Barber hill* mid torn the iruilie from | i-n.tnff. th!* way around by way of tho Mat- - Buy . gravelled that road List fall, tho good work go on and dm b< longing to Carlton. Mr hl* father Thursday and Friday. Mrs. George Hall of Bottle Creek lied John Marten* and family Friday. Edwin Bldelman'a Friday. I-idles bring box •upper*. Ml** Julia nnd Bessie Culler spent Sunday at home. The Helping Hand society will meet with Mr. and Mr*. Earl Wallace ,1k N. Durkee I* Improving the sleighing by hauling lug* to the mill. Bertha vialt.-d Mi .Rusnell Hmi-lk. '• -------and’ Burl Wil* of* IIPM,|.iy unrI h..,.„ Fr.-ep.irt rjx-nt -m ftiturdny till q-hr- Infant - i--. Monday ul Fr. d drty. The) I, - ■ entire commuu.iIh-H. who wn* family Injured liy being latruck in tho head with n hoard he I w.i* sawing. lido the noon departure, of another of ltd our old landmark*, but Wm. P. Halo I 1 OUR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PAY 3'/2 percent if left with us one year 3 percent if left six months of 100.006 . ncAater'*. ■ do *nm>- Rhovi'llng Maxdnle nTo *|M<n<llng a fr Woodbind. A few of th.- m-lghb-r* XY<dm-*day evening with Other investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are subject to change in market value which may take more than in­ terest, then too, you must find a buyer. Our Certificates arc Payable on Demand and Provide a Sure Income. Savings Books Issued. rge nutpbvr •<£ urynivn slum'll LAKE ODESSA STATE SAVINGS BANK, Lake Odessa, Mich. Organised in 1888 — Under Slate Control 1 school Monday on account road* being blockaded. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. George LivertonPresident Wm. H. McCartney..Vice President Sherman I. StrongCashier Howard C. LawrenceAssistant Cashier Otto C. Russ Otis .Miner Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Krieger U. S. Postal Savings Depository No. 4770. not you. Now did it ever occur to you that “others" thought the same thing before they talked it over with us? E. Meyer*. Mr. It’s part of our business to show yon how easjr it is for you to own a piano, and we want to talk it over with you. Our easy payment plan will please you. W! sT SEBEWA. Della Penn.- k linn partially recov­ ered from a "I time of congestion .-f the lungs Hh- r- turned to her s.-ho-d on Monday m--rnhtg of last week. Benjamin II---nburg and family have left th- George Fletcher farm nnd removed "ne near Benton Hnr- BAXNER WANT ADVS. PAY. For the In.t two Sunday* service* could not to- held at the Church of Chrtat owing severe *now storm* FOR THAT. and quite un.-bl' BILL ♦ We furnish everything for building purposes and have the largest J stock of HIGH GRADE materials at the LOWEST PRICES ♦ in Barry county. Let us know your plans and we will gladly 4 assist you in every possible way and furnish our estimates of all ♦ ..cost, NOW is the time to call and talk it over. r You cannot think ol a more beautiful Gift to your family than a Piano; it means not only education but joy for everybody, and YOU are the only source through which your family can secure this great gift. Of course you’ve often wished for one, but it KI line and <u>n Earl uT Nnshvlll-i spent Troth Saturday until Monday with Mr*. Albert Klnne, who 1* confined to ! her bed with a broken hip, l Mr*. Blanche Merrick visited Grand i Rapid* frlcndr from Saturday until I M.lHlblV * See Bauer Bros. Now BARN QUR stock of Pianos is easily one of the most representative Piano stocks in this country. Perhaps you do not know that we carry many makes and the chance for choice is unequalled tn Michigan. a time. He had an auction sale 1 Thursday nnd disponed of hl* st­ and tool*. A large number attcnc and good prices jyere reached. • ♦ * * ♦ PLAYERS During the Morin Friday Kamen Foster kindly delivered th-- mall ov-t,. th-- route south of Danld Ogtroth'* Merritt Mead attended tin Win. Hmvblltx returned Wedhesday George Flett her farm. Mailman IT. .ton ha* plucklly faced the alarm* nnd drift* of the past week i n few Any* last week visiting Orson distributing 111 ' 'ball without a break, j Shoup and family. for which th.- resldtnt* of Route 31 Mrs. Mary Turner returned Monday feel grateful (from Hasting* where she was In *tjtendnnee of her grandson during a LAKE VIEW. Wm. 8. Adkln* and daughter Grace A Jolly alrlghload of young people . , Norfolk. Virginia. aurprlaed Florence, Coolbaugh Satur-,'r“" ‘—“... ‘■‘•“■o •• rl.lt ------other ,places In day evening, It being her birthday. They expect t-> ----—... ... Game* and Joke* were tho order of (Virginia nnd Maryland before return- It you want the tfreatest musical instrument ever invented, come in and let us demonstrate the wonderful PLAYER PIANO. You become an artist at the Piano the moment you sit down in Iront of a Player. ' Here is the greatest achievement of modem inventions; takes the place of a silent Piano in the home and maxes YOU the artist. Besides, you can play it by hand like the regular Piano. Come in and see 'a wonderful array of these wonderful'instru ' ments. We sell them on monthly, payments. all report a good time. Hastings lumber & Coal ♦ Broadway Yards, Phone 224 <♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ourt St. Yards ♦ Phone 254 ♦ Lake View school houae Friday even-'It*- Nancy Miller left TuesdayIng. February 30. Everybody invited ' morning for a week'* vialt at Battle ‘ -Creek. to attend. Tuesday tho • Free A alalghload of paople attended the •••>—■-> the trustees of *•<» party-at,Mr. and Mr*. Frank Ken-'Methodlat church deeded -the lot on F. ‘St. church at------Maple nedy'a Tutaday evening. They report which the '' v -“ a dandy time. Mr. and Mr*. Dall Reynolds and the successor to Father Recce, who Mra. Eaton of Ikiltimoro called on originally deeded the lot to the ■ Mr. and Mr*. Wm. GUIe*p!e Friday church. afternoon and Mr*. C. H. Parmer re­ BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. turned hotne with them DOWNTOWN STORE 206 MONROE AVENUE GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. �f^^OCAL^EWS™ ONE MORE WEEK Little Ralph Pryor la on the sick list. . Mrs. Marie Fisher Is ill with tonslUtls. of remodelling and then we expect to be able to arrange and. put in our large new n stock. part of our store is ready for business, and we are able to take care of your ybur want wants. covering from her recent illness. Hasting* Hive No. 3»l will hold Its next regular meeting Wednesday eve­ ning. Feb. llth. Valentine Party. Princess Rink Sat­ urday night. Cake and punch served YOU CAN USE OUR USEFUL JEWELRY. Nearly everything in the store at present is offered at special low prices and you can save money on Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear. ■ . . Tho enrollment of the Methodist Episcopal Bunday school passed the 410 mark Sitnday. Charles Smith, of Canton, was one of the witnesses In the Blackburn case at Grand Rapids, testifying on Wednesday. Mlsa Cecil Alonlca entertained a cr>nt|>any of friends Wednesday after­ noon at n birthday party. All had a happy time. F. A. Brown * Co. are putting In a fine display room for their plumbing goods and fixtures. It will be a line addition to their store. feinz's groceries, sugar not included. fastings purity flour The “Home Product” Per Sack 07 Varieties OOV ANYTHING WE REPRESENT TO BE “SOLID GOLD” WILL EVER “WEAR THROUGH." WHEN WE TELL YOU A DIAMOND IS “FIRST WATER” AND FLAWLESS YOU CAN DEPEND UPON ITS QUALITY AND PERFECTION. WE SELL OUR TRUSTWORTHY JEWELRY AT REASON- Jfdnis fork and fleam ry. Eaton and Calhoun counties are ' planning to hold a tri-county met­ ing of Pomona Granges In Charlotte j some time dlirlng the year. Ironside Brothers have set In Mt. Calvary cemetery n handsome two-| piece monument of Barre granite In i memory of the Intn Cassius Brook-. i JO and 15c site JtUiu't Jornatd Kttchup A very choice red sal­ mon. Tall cans. Special each Our Mex-O-Ja Coffee at per lb. Our Cresco Coffee at per lb._____________ _ Joints Jomato Joup the very best 10 and 15c size Airs. John Eggleston Is visiting In Jielnz's Spaghetti ^PERSONAL MENTION | Grand Rapids. I by impartial Judges. Good ord« Donald Gilding, ot Bonfield, was In h.J preserved. with Tomato Sauce to city Thursday. |Adv Charles Hick, unarics tiicss auu .nd »■>■> son — Earl *■> — werev In j A flnp mu>Jca| pro wa> JO and FT. « ■ i . - . 'Allegan over Sunday. Saturday 1 ‘‘hair of the Metfiodlst E Lem Brown spent Sunday with. M?Z'£ Jln, E ’b K. Peff/returned. t.crr). rslurncd. Saturday pal church Sunday evening undo °r*",S Mentta. fron, B vl,(l nl B,nnett. Helen Hayea.'wm home (rom. Mrs. Willard Scdtt. uf Detroit. 1> .Icalllng on Hastings, friends. •fiUr Ford Hicks, of the Belding Banner. | -----friends in Jackson over Sunday. ... | visited home folks Thursdayattendance. Alderman C. E. Lunn made a buai- ■ Mrs. Fred Wolcott Is spending the ' There was new* trip to Woodland, Alonday. jW-eek with friends In Knlaqiazoo. 'Trim & Brill's . —--------- ------- ------ —.~7~ to i Floyd Aloorc. of Batlle'Creek. I day evening. ------------------ ------ ---------KaUmaao* Monday to visit friends, visiting his brother. Jesse Moore. 'Mlw McArthur and Mr. McPherson Mrs. 8eeblc Morris spent Saturday Mrs. Oscar Fortier spent-the latter for host masquerade costumes. latch and Sunday with friends al Jackson. | Jlarl tb<, week in Grand Rapids. : wivs awarded a pair ot nlckle plated | Airs. F. D. Brayton,, of Sheridan. Is ternoon and nfght with relatives In visiting her sister. Sira. O. 41. Llchty. Grand Rapids. Deputy Sheriff <>. B. Llchty was In W. Wormcllh. of GoblMViUe. spent Friday and R-turday with his sister. Mrs. Frank Nash. * House. Grand Rapids, on, Sir. and Mrs. J. F. Goodyear arc '' ' lath from 10 o'clock -• 11 ■“ visiting their daughter, Mrs. Donald ... .*.- ... — —.•.’k p. m. A s-.'hool of — VanZllo of Detroit. Airs. George Horltzel. of Delton. Instruction will be held. QUESTION OF CUTTING Hen Blakeney nnd daughter Miss } h * sueal of Airs. Ruse Colgrove Armed with Warrants for assault. nnUJU 1 1M1UQ CVDCUQCQ Verna returned Friday to their home. Monda>. und battery. Deputy fiherlff Llchty1 DOWN LlflMu tArtnotd Michigan City. Ind. Mr. unrf Mra. Weldon Bronson and Io Oning..vii|r „n Wednesday to dauhter Dorothy weredn Grand Rap- Mnd ,h.lt Ort McCafferty and George: tits Tue’daj. ! Bradshaw wham he wanted to arrea* |* Dlm-u**-'! In th® Mkldhnllk< o i. . \ *J14^,cvl'Ic-1 had flown. They attacked Benjamin । vlalted HaaHngs relatives’. Thursday jcnWna durln< lhe rM-cn, Mucpibee 1 Rutland spent Friday and Saturday nnd Friday. Miss Hlldtgardc over 40 tickets have been sold for proposition of cutting down living ex­ ilic Lincoln Club banquet which- will j ponses. will be Interested In. reading I . We call particular attention to the excellent grades of coffee in our stock. daylight*. worth hospital, Grund Rapids. There will be a &las<iuerndr Friday ■ evening. Feb. 20th. at Trim A Brlll'a rink. Request that all skaters mask. “Chic" Salmon 7 lbs for High Grade Coffees Finest grade on the market 15 and 25c size L. V. BESSMER Sulk Starch Special! | ABLE PRICES l THAT'S WHY WE DO THE BUSINESS. A fine brand of light red Salmon, tall cans 1 | Special AiC Choicest brand of bulk Rolled Oats. Special! 7 lbs for with Tomato Sauce 30c 35c are unsurpassed for mild and sweet flavor and choice aroma. Try one of these brands. Oranges—Special cheaper 15c •’Raceland" Salmon "King" Salmon "Monarch" Oat Meal ALL JEWELRY YOU WILL NOT FIND THA T Large 3-lb sacks, Special! 3 sacks for.— Fresh supply of these choice bottled goods. Canned Salmon A very good grade of Salmon tall cans Special Henkel's Pancake flour OUR USEFUL JEWELRY FOR MEN AND WOMEN IS>NOT THA T LOOKS ALIKE IS NOT ALIKE. of Lenox Soap, SPECIAL FOR A LONG TIME ONLY STYLISH-BUT IS STRONGLY MADE. The front thm Apple. Choicest grade of sweet juicy California Navel Oranges, one of the sweetest varieties rl-v 35c size. Special for Saturday....Zuu UZi "Kodiak" Salmon The finest grade of red Salmon in tall cans. 1 O „ Special each lOv "Quaker" Puffed Rice Most nutritious of all Cereals. 15c pckg. Special 2 for ________ Weick^enant 8 Riede HASTINGS Successors to Loppenthien Co. MICHIGAN ........ Let THE BANNER advertise your Auction Sale. other systems beaten a mile. the house- with lllnesi for several Alt. and Mrs. Charles Potts. Sunday. days. He is threatened dith pneu­ Airs. Warren WHcox. of lainsln'g,. monia. IL At. Warner, of Portland, Oregon, Ho Is In Michigan in the imprests of the Oregon Chair Co. Mrs. Roy flupplec.' of Lansing Evening. More interest has been ! Lily Flour, nn t>-igr g of thia liuuie. shown In this annual event than dar.-1 For 10 years ih-- name "Fi\n<'h’s Ing the few preceding year*. The tick- White Lily Flour" han been a heuse< t- were dblalned through the efforts I hold word In hundreds and hundreds •<f P. A. Sheldon, vice president of jof humea In Barry County, the society. | What Ir ‘ Tho ladle* of Kt. Rose's Pariah have |}'u* Ko’.1' beep conducting a moot enjoyable acr-1. *n.e . Idea of giving the |bc-n maintained us a living business Allas Vivian Smith. ing. Feb. 31. nnd will be In charge of , Ip"n‘‘‘i1?' “n‘l ‘ « yrar. ago members of the choir. A cordial lrd ‘bto ‘ J" ,'hro* **? Sberk. Khe expects to be hereabout tho Invitation Is extended to alt’ machinery onto th.- Junk heap, and proving. thn-o weeks. , , ,, , I put In u brand new equipment of the Jack Dailey was arrested on Alon- vrry models, giving the Mid­ Rev. RumcII H. itready delivered on complaint of Ikeputy Sheriff d|rvlj|eH„n,r Mli| OIM, of ,ho u.„ end with Mr. and Mrs. Dexter. Ilrlg- -an add trot in Marshall AVmday even­ day —<-nn,l . . ...... ham, of Decatur. Mrs. Brigham "trill ing and In Hattie Creek Tuesday l.I.-htv r.,r evening in tho inlcre-t ot Albion colLindsey, « former teacher In bond nf 1200 resulted In his return to of 1Uloe„ru| business experon Thursday evening from Rochester. the >11 unt I 1-ebruanr 30 the day set||cnc^ pla.n., Ihr M,dd|.v)jlo nollcr for hlii trlul Mr. Hally Is alleged to Mills In ah enviable position In the have «en offensively Intoxicated on flour world, and enoMM It to turn Halurduy nlgh(. jout a product, fur which the demand Ir.m.lde Brothers, monument deal- '1* »»•»' era. vull ulli-nllun Ipl their adv. thl. Read the French'* White Lily week tu value of placing orders for monuments and marken for spring Frilowriilp Club. any thing speclni Is needed from the tortalncd the. Fellowship Club ul their home on W. Gr.ir ‘ ------ * J— evening. Feb. Io. ■plrited debate Reduce High Cost Of Living Take advantage of our specials । People va. G. Wilkie Shipman. A big every week. They are little drunkard und Hpp]es."fhlrd offence. IV, .,’,;T,,'" I People vs. John W. Coon, drunk-| things but they cut the cost. urd and tipple?, first WtVnoik- 10 Bars Good Laundry Soap 25 cents ’ 6 Pairs Canvas Gauntlet Gloves 25 cents 45 Cent Good Heavy Broom 25 cents lilllnary >/* Oft A. BOYES’ I, 10 MS Ho Star* I .rooms of the the new form of goiernmant and who ,-hureh Thursday has recently circulated * petition to submit the mutter of charter rcvlsIon to tho cltlxrns of Hustings dis­ cussed the utllrm.itivo side of the People vs. Herman Natxeiund Nora I Carnes, latwd cohabitation. . People va. Nellie Jonf a tumult and I battery-with Interft to do great bodily We have beard Dr. Richards und cun . harm. assure all who i-un arrange to hear him’th at they will consider his ndlocal option law. history nnd origin .ind need of the Com mission Form of Government und showing Its >«Rantagea over the old form. City Ati .rney L. Pryor In his usual witty and ■ ntortalnlng man­ tened to. He ner took the negative aide- Mr. .forceful apeuki Pryor gave u lint r. bultal Io tho Br­ ..... iirr1,11,- think mime oi gttiierully ot guments advanced by Air. Kvarts. The uf .uimittlng to Pro-H-lurl It. Culdwtll. as u hustling insur- special mimical number* were fur­ bale the will of W< A. C. Osborn. nished by Air. Ixm Walldorff. who Aldrich D. Putnam vs. Caleb Rls- Itut we now h.tvt: reasons to believe played very biautifuily Nevin's "Narbrldgcr. assutnp.lt. t-l*und r >.1 _ .1 with --q-hn Mary Ryan v*. John Ryan, is- newspaper mutt. "Nacom" )<■ the Ko«ary’’ by the author. By surnpsit/ name of a monthly periodical issued T«lM»-»t Air. W-,ll<i..rfT Will play "The by the Northern Auuruncc Company I lh® sbyterian church Imutv of- Fact—Nun-Jury. ... at Detroit. .'sxw,. The , ■ February . uru.iry iiumncr number 1,' n ‘ * t ----Sunday ' evening. Mr. Fred John Khrlnv-r v».‘ Embrooc Hind- -• • M* r-_i.o-.wii I..— :[Spaulding Kuauldlmr «ana edited by Mr. Caldwell, ..-J und IIs Just sang („ (< |ft0 delight Of all Him, *pp«al from Ju.tln- Court. ---------------,------ •whdrtu” responding | Birdsall Mfg. Co., vs. John W. Lip- what you would expect—bright, now-i"Sometlme-Sonu-a I with an rneorn "Out Where the Dll............. idundpolnt of the Insur“ 4,h "" ------ipcrt. uMumpiit. nd full of ginger. It Is u I luws Roll High." Mr. Leon Bauer Imparlance. credit to Air. member of tho >nd ' Farmers & Merchant* BubU '.t- cujupuny. Club. Refreihmenta were aerved by. Frank Wellmyn. attachment.. till ■■>!>.milt, ■ .;i,i by Misdames ii w,.ii.i..>rf ... _ TX 'Mrs. C. W. Mixer burprised. rls. The committee for Feb. 31 wus , The Hinlly Virginia Mason Clianter Saturday evening from St. Mary's bus- announced us follow.; Messrs. Hum, of the Daughter* of the American Revolution will celebrate their fifth time, und when *hv arrived hottie shc Horner Klim-, brakeman of a anniversary ul tho homo of Mrs. — . ... tv IIIIU IIIMl I■ Central freight truln Chaster Messer. Mo lulu y \ February Mixer had pjunuvd a wurpri.c (or her. -Mlrhigan A number of neighbor* und friends which bruku In two near Vermont­ ville last uoitik Tuesday, permitting he tiwo Sectlutui io heavily collide, Maxwell I'arker. State Regent, would hue (our-course dinner Iv.-je slightly IriJur.u when ho waa Air. till prevent Iter being er is reuuvuring rapidly- from the re­ tliruwn iicrw-. u1(. way-car. Kline Is well-known in litis uii> sults of an operation in her throat. j where hv (orntsrly resided. It has all AUCTION SALE ■ Having sold my farm,-I'will sell at Public Auction on the premises located on Section 12 Johnstown Township, one mile west and one mile south of Lacey, on Tuesday, February 17 commencing at IDO o'clock sharp, tho following property HORSES FARM TOOLS, ETC. One black marc 5 years old, wL 1400 lbs. Thomas hay tedder. One roan horse 12 years old, wt. 1350 lbs. Rock Island hay loader. One sorrel marc 6 years old, in foal. Moore plow. One colt six months old. Birdwell wagon. COWS, SHEEP AND CHICKENS Pair of Belknap bobs. 60-toolh steel barrow. Road wagon. Jersey cow, 7 years old, fresh. 115 ft. hay rope, fork and pulleys. 10 head of ewes. Set ot team harness. 30 chickens. 3 geese. FARM TOOLS, ETC. 3000 It. of dry oak lumber. A quantity of straw. Deering mowing machine. Single harness. Wood rack. Scalding vat. Many other articles too numerous to men­ tion. LUNCH FOR THOSE. FROM A DISTANCE. Trans-A|1 ,uin‘ »t *5««) ui,dar‘c,,h- °*ir th*t I E,nm«. amount 6 month, time will bo glm on bonk­ able note, with InUfut at 6 par cont RAY LAPHAM, Proprietor Col. R. T. Norton Auctioneer Wesley Greyburn Clerk �FEBRUARY 13. lilt. Suit, Skirt am miiiii'IuqTMi.pCoat, Fur Sale . ... CuMion of rulaa for planting and car- . Now is the time for action on . your part, don’t hesitate, 85 .per cent reduction don’t wait for lower prices. 25 idise is the lowest possible on honest, up-to-date merchandise price we can make. • .S’T.VfL’ffl I slope* should ba^voldsd. as the winds II .^Br.oS,Hh".1io:h,uhS la alwny* fatal to tho tree.- He Ol-1 or straw as a means of prevention against erosion In hill-side orchards On Friday afternoon, Mr. Martin­ dale spoke at length on th.. "Stable Manure and Commercial Fertilisers Greater reductions would lose money for us, and every sane per­ son knows we are not in business to do that if we can help it. Importance of making immediate use of mdnure while It la •UH f*»h. He said that manure was worth from *2 This sale includes all Men’s, Boys* and Children’s Suits and Over* coats, all Winter Underwear, Sweaters, Caps,’. Gloves and Mittens, Fur Coats, Work Coats and Flannel Shirts. being determined by tho cars given to it and the kinds of feeth and uni- ‘ mats from Which It has its source I value of manure as a fertilizer be. cause they do not apply It the day it We have a few Men’s and Boy’s Suits that are slightly out of date but good values that we are willing to lose' money on and they are yours for off; ' Morrill, Lambie & Company time it should be kept In a covered shed with a cement floor nnd a wall 13 Inches high round the flo.-r in or­ der to keep tho moisture In It. Mr. Farrand gave nn Interesting talk In which he explained how to fight Insect* and dloeoaen that Infest orchard*. al evening. One Price Clothiers HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 25% Reduction 25%. Reduction AMU THE CHURCHES £.17 S ,*."r’*.sV,^7v.-w!:San7i- ADVENTISTS CONSIDERING pip will not lose their attendance! mark. Morning worship, 11:30. Hermon I ■■ 273890913^76 United Brethren Church. ’’It la Jcaus.” The following organ | The music will be played during tho a»r- । vice: Mazurka in B Flat. Krontjtlln; pulplt after a two week* abaance. Wleglnllgd. Hapcllnlknff and Reverie I| Michigan Conference of Seventh Hay Tho revival which he ha* been hold­ by Kern. Young People'* Meeting. 6:00. Adventism, la coming lu Hasting* ing nt Casco ha* met with great *ucwithin the" next few week* to learn ce«*. nearly forty being converted । Leader, Haymond Keech. Yoke Fellow Band. 6:00. what Inducements will be offered th* nnd the church much' quickened. " "mg *crvk-e. 7:00. Fifteen mln- ‘ Adventist* to hold their annual camp•ong service. Spacial music meeting and conference h«ro this next Sunday. r, "Lift tho Cro**.” Sermon , *umm> r C. W. Ballou. Pastor. organ number* a* as follows: toiiowi zi,„„.i. '»rgun Pewbytcrln,! Churth. Magic 8pcl) Spell. Kannor*t*ln. Kanncnteln. | Mj|jr|o When | the Adventists." who like Hastings so Morning se«mon—’The Hlgnlfl- Evening Fall*. Henri Well: Evening I much, however, lhai they would like he Qo-to-Church-Movc. prayer. Gulllmant. Postludo in F'to come here again. ment." Hharp, Flagler. Evening sermon—"Lincoln. the- Tuesday evening Cottage , ’ This will be II pntrlo- meeting, at home uf pastor. 335 W. ------------------------------------------ ... hunor ot America'* Im- Center Ht.. Wednesday. 3:00. Ladle* n r UiDUCV IDII I Pll/t mortal Lincoln. Aid Society meets at the home of bi L, rlnnVLl WILL UlVt The double quartet I* furnlshlfig. Mr*. John DcnnUon. 7zo Valley Ht. i rare UAURCnUC UlOnflDC Inspiring music at every service. ________ I nLL nANUoUniL MlnllUnd Quality, not quantity counts In musk11 _ ____ _ ___ >fc<li<Mli*t Eplacu|>al. Thu ochool for lllble study meets Methodist Episcopal church. Bev ment and Present at ery Sunday at tlfc close of the.RuiurB H. liready, pastor. Public will be held on next Sunday. Prof. Mumford. address on the objects and work of boys’ and girls’ clubs, so .xi.nvlv.dy batter corn nnd In domestic ». .. no-. There are. local organlz-u.-ns and date organisation*. All tho».- n-hn succeed In growing 100 buah> Is of corn per acre are eligible to b< long to the national organization. In many place* where the boya hate #uc- rd the Object to u»e There corn field* over the । i . < The l« to Improve seed corn and fruitful methods of cultivation. I* no definite plan of work for baking, canning fruit ami s-aTng. I None of these club* organized In j Michigan have failed to u<ci,mpli*h| their purpose*. In discussing the lmprnv.in.i t <>f soil fertility and drainage. Mr M.,r-’ more organic, matter into th. feeding farm products to :■ product* In tlje form of la,f. pork, butter and eggs. Mrs. C. L. Barber, at L.m»ing. t» trained nurse and wife ot a phv-.i i.m, delivered an Interesting adiln -a nn ■’Healthful Living." She s.nd th.- es­ sential* wen- pure air. pun- w.i'. r and pure food. She traced the .lunge In health Ideal* during the lra»t year*. ■1th window ..|.. n when Bho said plenty of sunlight 6:00 p. m. I Domestto Devil The Council—tho official family of Profanity Devil, the church—held another delightful The following Evening, » T,. This unfavorable winter is the Golden Opportunity ' for the Bargain Seeker. _. Unusual Coat Prices One rack of Ladies’ and Misses* Coats formerly sold up to $10 are now QQ^ selling at____________OVC One rack of Ladies’ and Misses* Coats, black cloth and pony, now QQ QQ selling at____________________ »P^.7(j One lot Misses' Coats, worth (T1 QQ from $5 to $7 now selling at «pl.VO Special on Skirts One whole rack of Skirts, formerly sold up to $6.00, (T1 QQ marked at Skirt Sale $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 now.now.. now.. now. now... $6.00 $5.25 ‘.50 1.75 1.00 All other Skirts same reduction. $3.00 Coney Sets now only___________ $6.00 Blue Wolf Sets now only $18.50 Red Fox Set now only All other Furs, Neck Pieces and Muffs sold in about the same pro­ portion as quoted above. $1.65 $3.69 $9.98 $11.98 Takes your choice of any Coat in our stock, which includes all our high pric­ ed this season’s Coats that regularly sold.at $20, $22 and $25. This is an opportunity never before offered in Barry County. Skirts Skirts Skirts Skirts Skirts $4.98 See the display of Coats in our window, for which you have your choice at only $4.98. These are regular $10 to $15 Coats. WOOL AND WOOLNAP BLANKETS—AU the Best Grades. $1.98, 62x76, now sells at----------- $1.39 $4.25, 66x80, now sells at$2.75 $2.50, 72x84, now sells at.u..$1.85 $6.00, 68x80, now sclls at.\$4.19 All other blankets are accordingly cheap. We are trying to sell these Blankets regardless of profit. ALL WINTER GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. COME AND SAVE MONEY BY PAYING CASH J. T. PIERSON & SON PHONE 9 HASTINGS musical program jK|Ori. pockmlrrora and any ontf wanting one difficult to obtain the foes; quality ar­ Th* Twentieth Century ThU | tificially. In order to ubtnln pure Martindale brought out some inter Problem*" Organ Prelude. X, —— . I __ ever held In .the church, food in sealed package-, than thirty-two members * food In bulk which Is ind tenant family present. upper was pur 1 Solo, contaminated by dust thoroughly cluirgu of the" Brigg*. frnslve material* wfih n engaging per to the farm-lxindx ... Hhc said that though f< leases. A man renting fit Three Division*. namely Meadam, Hhe Uges cost more th- additional ex­ pense Is more than <>v.-r balanced by and puts nothing back. Ill* mu that In some lieglnning that Martha Watdihtgion Garden Forty. nionda and D Quurtott Make your plan* lo attend th? Thou tlllty of th.f irm l« extensive■ Martha Washington Garden Party’’ official*. Indian: lllllioln opened her talk with country. aid flr*t •*!<• of many kind* ot spring ly. She said ration* should be well- cent women, and he lower* Iri , the mocIuI room* of the balanced. Shn gm.' in, food factorwas never In a mure prosperous conCluVilHti Hcicnrr. alckncas their uctlvitl.es ilethodlst Episcopal church on Turn- R* a lift by saying th.it iho plant* th Minnehaha. Christian Bcioncc Society. ■lock and th>> would be a grc.it help In solving this The \c*try of the Kpslcnpal chnrrh l\„. i10 j,.fr,.r».>n Kmui iv ...rvic. cold ur very slight ailments, never to problem. These Were: III A central have kindly grant. ,! th.- Pesliyterlan 110;}0 A Hubject J’Houl ’’ Hun- caslon aatlafring to the eye, car nnd l»r. Mumford took u p »n Hatur.lay medicine without n doctor ’ s church the use of the Parish House a,,y School ' 11:4l’*"**■*’ ■ <>U’ Un mornlng tho farm toireau work, “ ' •* of health followed, with a building suit­ during the limn that the ri-oalr* are '.— ._ ■* •rvlcc 7:Jo. which Is spreading » • r«i>i,Ry nil over me third the care of the sick immunity needs: <31 being made. the country. In In.H.m, there I* a il<-monstn4l4-d the changing Kith. until the. county. In iddlng. Her talk from start In closing Mr. Bready said P. M..-where t^pihorix'-d j rnua|eu| , I In the was llllc,! «llh prauib.-ul and "unties' w hich ri>n|>U(H*h^dn A* wn|onmn“ty I Gr“n,,"",‘h'“r " A recitation by Michigan there nr d pundi.iMd. A welcome Is Kath< rliie Clarke. ’’My GrandmotliI extended to tho public. of Mrs. Barbrr'H talk ler’" ,,u>’ and Now." With some >t liccause It would corBanll-t (litirvh ! ax; . y .... .. I choice record* on the Vlclrol*. linns, i ■ ■ Curd <»f THnnkw—U e wl*h to ex-1 In the evening beginning at 7:00 Shadow.' i becauM* it would help any particular dlltrlliuted ind praise *< r- [lend our heartfelt thank* to the many i o'clock the Sunday School Orchestra *3.000,000 annually i among the slates. <■< them, rcdlc both to I cause, but berausc it was her right vice. Thur*dny night,at thn church frli-ndn and neighbor* wjio — . i .._ .. . ... . Inhul.nai while 1 10 thuir a* a human being. Ills addresn was engaged In 7:30. Sunday School. 10:30. Be- helped us during thn long Illness nnd very Inspiring und helpful and i'uuho of thu unusually Mlormy wrath- jdeath of our mother. Also for the Ttibbin. of Shultz. IU he it the past two Sundays, the school ; beautiful flower* and singing. sing ■I ......... .11 ...i i i l .i. a._ ... , . .. .. .. . , W. I: Cook will give n reading ' ■11.1 n II r Grandmothers’ Garden." Ladle* Mr. Bailey. .1 I Colonial -costume will sell th. ft..beat aeed* and grains and fertilizers, I supper ot 15 cents or any portion you and may even help f.itnrra to market . -• —• ------------ -— - - Gt.n- their crop*. During the winters, the • ", .IIU.IHUC pi lob* of the farm agent - would con­ Ing it with <i d>r nn light land al Itlvinvn especially Invited," sist of putting agrlcuiiur" In tho rur- the rate of i f hl* Dentil 4»f Rutluml Pioneer. talk 1 OK TOOK BUnriEiE WMEH TOK CAN GET After an lllne** ’ which I Ktltute* In spreading tin knowledge years, lai.llwlck Yeckley. ■■’"U'Ullurr. If tho supcryears, tiled In this city on vdte morning. Decease,! wi,z burn In tho question | Huron county. N. Y., and do ao-on good «•»■< AT PRKSKNT PRICKS. '■many year* In Rutland township. petition of five p. r .••nr of tho voter*. Chnrl. । Funeral *evig.e* were held at 11 Tho farm bureau# ^r- exccllehtly the IU o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev. R. cunducted under Ho- - iporvUlun of gave a .... '2’osr dnrc-csir ssjgtpjly yea -mUh tii yc«i IE. Yu*t officiating. Burial took place on poultrj Ilin IliilL.n.l r.____ , m&i ka® far " CRYSTAL’S PRIDE." x ibout The small as well as the large accounts , survived by the following children; Th.- ul. Mr*. Elmer Hathaway. Ml-* Mabel *1.500 to 31.KOO, ding to the always find a welcome here. We cordial­ Yeckley. Homer Ycckle/ Full obi­ ability and exporb »C the man. tuary will be published next week. The Ideal agent I* . " r with f..ur ly invite you to join the large number of year* training In m 1 ulturul col“ local fisherman ted hi* ability to w.o- a farm *ucAsk Us For •• »<-iKiiiiik iv pounut coMfully und to pat into practice all Sa t u rd , and measuring throe feel In length. that his education ha* clvi-n him. It D. Halley. spi.,i,ii^ <m "Sull Im­ Or provement." *uld that the rich lands would not produci ----- *other crop* had • i ho IlMt foot who have always found their banking ■f "DO foot, partlcularly In sandy relations with us both agreeable and prof­ ranre until i Increase of Ditidends cutttl "Hmlng" the ■ ' plentifully. and many itable. We are as liberal as any Strong, -— —-•» ............. । nd* botrbilneil . J.’’iQruuE,’r4,0£ Uo *«rap«»ltb ’ aHtol Rasing* and Ixna amooUIIo lime, putush und humus, or vegatabl, on the securities you are.interested Conservative Bank can be and we do all hss lu-nttd I’rcpgll Block on atilcb n I,. Juam. The crop* w. r. marketed and r, Ibi Pen-' I '' । ■ i.ici . ) 1 .: i' . , .,r. these element* of the ""Il ,-wtire *tild following dlsldsnd of 4'# p#r oonl w umnmi If our extensive files of infor­ we can to accommodate you. 111. with them. tinii en-ulng । liming that time thare ha* been A FRIEND THAT WILL NEVER FAIL YOU IS A BANK ACCOUNT PURE, PASTUERIZED CREAMERY BUTTER Prudent, Careful People Quotations Information An Announcement ground Hme«tun<. SE Hastings National Bank, Th# Only National Bank In Barry County HUTIHBS, MICHIGAN. t»u. • from January tst. ..K K K&3S.’W.TL!T3SJ ..l.h Jun.i.ru .nJ I..1. Wiitctor lull partmuUrs. Capital laria|*« Lau Aaaoalatlon, Lanalng, Mlah. kturted-again. Ofttn ruck phMphuie may be u*cd Instead t>f tin- above cle­ ment*. Ume and humua ur* very Im­ portant eiSmvnt* In the -<>U. l|Umu» Ftirmtr*’ In-iltuti* In Michigan. Mr*. I* plant food, a inuln|.>llii'F of mulal- Pennock brought Op thu question uf haying M-nr.il institute *e«dlons u This fact Is Ulus', that pure rand hold meetings I "•'..n in . I,I, UUIUH Io',. during tin coming year. This Is be­ Humus, ur muck. hofils 1T*% water. ing dune In'many counties with great In suud the temperature v*rle« froni 14 to SO degrees between 'noon mid Following the bu/dnesa wulun the midnight, such' variation nHninK the -bairmaii introduced the stale speakpi^uu ur killing thviii. "n land* tillnd with humus thv-variaUon h only 4 who tlviuunst rated homo nursing. degrees. Mrs. Barber Is the wlfu ut a proml- mation which have been compiled over a period of years do not con­ tain it, we will get it for you. Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Bertles Michigan Trust Co. Bldg. Grand Rapids, Michigan. �Tfflr HASTTNClS THOHHAPPLE FARMERS' CLUB household dutleo. middlevilk The B< k Overhead Valve Motor „ 'guaranteed to develop more power and to give more mileage per gal* ion of gasoline than any other motor of its size, either Am­ erican or foreign make TO FORM BOYS' CORN CLUB Scott Campbell went to Hostlngi to help hl* man get home, on Mon­ ant to Interest Youths In Better day. Saturday ho went to Hasting* Wltn a. loan u. wv™ ••■• ..... Farmings Method* and Girt* In bonnd. and Bcott t-eing handy with Theodor* Bmtth and wlf* of Grand ।the shovel, went up by train and Rspld* have be»n visiting hl* brother ,came back with th* team, so as to of (he- Farmers’ Club, of Thornnpple C. M. Hmlth of Dearborn Hi., also hlr , township, of which K. J. McNaughton their Ritchie barber shop. •nt in Barry county for the purpose organising the youths and girls in tnanty Brown of Chicago is visiting terlor finishing work In the hotel. dcr to arouse uinonw 1 »rorr arouae their ineir interests miro™ In bethis grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John r. A. J. ter farming nnd gardening and in doand la und' Coat*. coats [corn club, and prise* will in- offered The mailmen buttoned theft nnd evening In Grand Rapid*. of corn. It Is believed that when the young men see the results attained by to their home. In Constantino Friday growing corn according to scientific and Intensive methods their Interests people. Iter. <1. T. Curtis and family. will bo roused tn groxvin* twiier crop* of all kinds, resulting in “ greater development of the agricultural re- Makes Phenomenal Record 20 is Miles on a Gallon of Gas Three Buicks in Gas Test We Were There And Saw Them Do It. Buick “Sii" in Test Automobile Editors Sets Fuel Record ' me*tic science. friends in Hastings. Miss Mamie McConnell residents In This movement of Thornappln townshti be thoroughly prog: Ito the opportunities offered by better 'education In farming. Clubs for boys and girl* huve been in existence In [ progressive communities for several ‘years and their members number ten.* .of thousands and the result* have home Friday «vening td remain over Bunday wlth^Krr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mefjpnnrll. of Washingbeen visiting und Mrs. lays, relumed make a eertaln mileage on a single gallon of gasoline, the Buick Motor Car campanv held a semi-official furl economy test over the South Park boulevard system last Wednesday. While this movement had its origin township, and was afternoon power. Thornappln the youth Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Chari McNaughton. A pleasSfit afternoon buy and then In ih> future there will of the township alone. The iu*k of organisation I placed in the hand* of n c> vocal music. Prof. Abram Hau lnatruipe.nl. of Grand Rapids bring . present. . . _»nc that .-omtiosed of Charle* Parker errd some fine solos, lie hn« a class was so badly out ••f tone that tn* dlvvllle, nnd Daniel Gctman. hero. Some of hl* pupils assisted him l musician coitbl n->t uw 7t, t,ierH>y Ing. Arthur Crldler la confined house with pneumonia. A The plea-ant to the brought n largo •• trained11 >r meeting of th. BUICK SIX four at twenty-fire. The Wins in the Eastern Trials MAY MARK SITE OF THE Fuel HISTORIC OAK GROVE HOUSE rhlcli ' Joyoblr and -profitable Buick cars. In addition to being the meeting was [tho cold W'cafht fuel economy In the 500 mile run over Long Island nnd Connecticut roads. The gasoline records made •ping the ino« off. Interest In marking historic sites In this vicinity seems to be spreading •flrr a short I lines*. Hhi- was a for­ since the Harry County Pioneer Soclmer Middleville girl. Bhe was highly heft J. J. England, of Woodland spent e<y began the movement l.i»t fall by leave* two little girl* nnd a loving the fore part of last week with hl* I laying the foundation for the marker husband la mourn her loss, also it dnUKhl.r and family, Mr. and Mr*, at Bull’s Prairie. At the invetlng of 1 • — ’ 1 Thornappk father and mother, John Rogera and John Illtchle. K. J. McNaughton attended Ihe ety in wife, of Hastings, and a sister. Myrtle County Roundup at Hastings on Frl- i 23. an Palmer, of Caledonia. Florenre Cook of Hastings spent day. and report* a very profitable japprop meeting, and thinks the farnft r» I fam.»u< which In Campbell. I Yankee BUI la-wl*’ "Mansion House" D. W. Johnson, mall carrier of Joe Vnnnjer was unabl. In Yankee Springs. This old hotel, a Hural Route Na. 3. a taking his 15 combination of logs and frame build­ days vacation. Glenn Griffith, hl* ings, was located on the old stage faithful substitute, is measuring the of lllnrsi. *■ Harry Bennett is In Grand Rapids road north of Middleville, about one anom doing duty for him nowadays. Mrs. W. H. Harper and daughter this week, showing up the good points mile above the County line In Cale­ donia township. Among the propricMarion spent Sunday with- her people on< the moat Miss Frieda Bllllngsly of Hastings counties. Illa many frlemis wish him widely-known tavern keepers be­ wu th* guest of Mrs. Chet Hubbard The aut. ■'ord nnd Btude- tween Gull Corners and Grand Rap­ Saturday and Bunday. ---------— Gonyear held Ids. Mrs. Mary Buahee of Fennville. This building was one of the most Mich., Is helping to care for her Friday and Saturday brought out good crowds. Considering the weath­ Important gathering places in Cale­ er and resulted In the sale of three donia township. It was her.- thet the [Fords and one Studebaker, besides doing nicely at thia writing. several good prospects for this spring. ganlxatlon of the township. The first settlers of the northern part nf Barry their home In Cary, Indiana, Haturcounty and the'southern part of Kent llvored by ahe tlm« the road* arc county had many Jolly times here. ‘good in thp Spring. The marking of this spot would t>e Clark and family and friends. The IxidleS* Reading Club Will meet | •- ” ■■•usoi n play- n very wurrny project, we nave Hern .I at the homo of Mrs> Chaslca Hobart- l •r-l'Utuo,, that will help while away | backward In matters of this kind In I son at S:15 Wednesday afternoon of' ,hc lonB winter evenings. this part of there are, -t. Vlr« William l--l.lt..- .11..1 .. .......... I,.. the state where . - .... lrnpurt.ini. I Chicago In featuro of tin- test being the wonder­ ful performance of the six cylinder Buick, whhh succeeded in running 30.1 mile* on a single gallon of Albova clipping from Chicago Dally Warner Not Surprised At Buick Factory otiicial -n»t of Hlx-Cyllndnr Hbov>- JO and One-Tenth Mile*. on Gallon. , WEATHER PROVES HANDICAP in, Weighing 4,550 Mato Hun With I P* Above dipping from Chicago Exarni- hold their next meeting at the Mn-’^r,hur- f,hl‘ h‘’1* •’’■’■n II* but a few ————— sonic Hall Friday evening. Feb. Sth. “"I* anJ »“■ n,’, «" be in ■ £04110^011 OF “VAUrCC Dill" for work. Refreshment* will l>e *erv‘“ndltlon until shortly bef«,r. UnRHUOUII UF rAHRCt QlLL Th* meeting* are to be continued ^Hvox. of Ix-slle and Arthur L <LEWIS DIES IN ALTO VILLAGE thia <week at the Congregational lrr-1 ,hp Vralrte, who la now s«rlchurch where they were held last|,'11,ly 111 wl,h pneumonia. and han not week. The Rev. Gordon of Moline 4* yel b'r" ,o|d of *»•» mother’s death. made upon the arrival nl of the Middleville pastor*. Tuesday nopn. She le. night and Saturday morning com­ circle of friend*, who offe pletely paralysed business on Rntur- fork denl- her reliability lallry Fl< Buick Light Four Machine Goes 22.7 Miles on Gallon By REED I. incls Edward Campau. . son of Eiiward Cam January IS. Reed Parker. Chicago Tribune. St Clair Couzetu, Ed. Westlake, Evening Post. Chicago Journal. F. L. Estey, Chicago Exam- A. W. Stryker. Iner. Chicago American. Technical E.xperta DARWIN HATCH F. E. EDWARDS THE BUICK SIX HAS BROKEN ALL REG ORDS FOR ECONOMY We have proved absolutely that the Buick Six uses less gasoline per mile than any other six-cylinder car has ever claimed. We have proved that it uses less than most fours. The test of this car was made in Chicago, January 14th, under the supervision of !•’. E. Edwartls. form­ erly Technical Expert for the American Automobile Association, and parwin Hatch, Technical Expert of “Motor .Age." ami Recti Parker, Automobile Editor of the ChicagoTrihunc. Automobile Editors of the Chicago newspapers were present ami some headlines that appeared in their papers arc reproduced here, together with their signetl affidavit. These tell the story of the greatest economy record ever made by a six-cylinder car. Nothing can be more convincing of Buick Economy than this record of 20 1-10 miles on a gallon of gaso­ line. The Buick Overhead Valve Motor uses less fuel per mile than any other motor of ctpial size. American nt foreign make. This wc guarantee. The Buick < )vcrhcatl Valve Motor is also guaran­ teed to develop more power than any other motor of equal size. It is not only in the "Six” that this motor is-install­ ed—every Buick Car in all models, from $950 to $1,985 is cqiiippcd with this wonderful Buick Over­ head Valve Motor. Sec the Buick models at the show. They equal any car at any price in beauty of line and comfort, lie­ sides being the cars of Greatest Proved Economy and Power. Buy a Buick and yoji are buying the Proved Car— The Guaranteed Car. The Buick Six as well as the entire Buick line with possibly the exception of one roadster will be ex­ hibited at our show If Hastings, Feb. 20 and 21 M. Bixler I* confined to the hous* of Yankee .Springs, died sudd, nly ’ Mr*. Celestin Whitaker, aged it 1 M- A- Dietrich will commence cut- Indigestion on Sunday In Alto wh BROTHERHOOD BASKET BALL •is held Thursyears, died Tuesday afternoon at her [tln* ,r,> Wednesday morning. TEAM BEATS LAKE ODESSA home on Grand Rapid* street. ' rled Edward Mrs. Walt had been In poor health fur affair, netiinkline, |s quite 111. noted Indian | Th. I inlet leu husband and h» Michigan. .nd Uth. when he foundwas In every Mrs. Nora Manker Smith of Cole­ I. ... I..- ..man Is visiting her parents. Mr. nnd Source of All Trouble. Mr*. Zlmre blanker, and friend* for •am nnd have helped'them Most of the trouble <n thia world la n short time. Mrs E. F. Blake returned to her due to the fact that about one-half im* lh*^d"^\;^p7a"2]tonT^"The“following program will be' home Bunday noon accompanied t>y the people In It are men and the oth­ ■early’thlnTe” ,,When'"t“hc nurse who ul er half women. •n Gull Corners in<| W. ah indefinite "f the first drlvi Scripture reading. uf Innd in Cale- J-*1*" mahlp ■re hr resided. Bong by L. A. 8. HIS month we celebrate, the Jeiwrted weather*} in ,t. n frame structure, te still stand-i ’.Holl call. birthday of a great man. ing l.y the r.^.dslde a few mile* above ° Grace Gould. ■ county line. [work.. ’ He believed in national insti­ Fr.in. I, Edward Campau was born'^?’ 1" ,’T"vthr. ^I,h! ■ school Cl ■Hnwed that I*ike I l^dwn ! MARKS ALSO SET BY FOURS Kansas City is Strong ForSixSinceFuelTest liuk-k Officially Gons a Gallon of. Gasoline. Kalcw Ftieec Has Tried to Stump It on Illite ami Can’t To say that the Buick Motor com­ pany has faith In the new Big would <k- putting It mildly. Ever slacr the >iuy thlnkstamina. They have throttled It down In high omy In g**o|lne. enthualaatlc. Automobile aide to go 1*1 miles on one gallon Above clipping from Kansas Journal. City STEWART-WARNER SPEEDOMETER COMPAHY Thia to certify that Instrument No. absolutely both for SC-Inch tire. Michigan Ave. Branch. town on account nf the condition T tutions. He believed in making things BETTER and of GREATER BENEFITS for men, women and children. Hong. | Mrs. Henry Bldelinsn was the guest I half «»> Morm Hold Before th. -ocond h*1f began Dan | tings Wednesday. For the nr»>t tl Th* Willis Coykendall farm has rt«r of th.- Mailings circuit. Rev. Waildorff appeared, from that time on Han and Bob Brown teemed to bo bern Mh| to j<mrB Mo„n of Hastings •« Huntlay. The storm filled the the main -i rlng* of tho Brotherhood aniI h,R ,nn Car| wll( tak,. |,OMeM|on Jlr und M„. Coxkeodall’s id* with so much snow that they earn. i:r„un shot most of tm- Ims- t on(<. r< almost Impassable. Mr. Yost ke s. whll. lt.in did "feeding «f the [arran men„ f(,r th<.lr fututn homc ball up ’ so that Itob could shoot It In. hlMV, llo< fern made. < ha*. L on,.rd. Wm. Severance, Ben , , •• tornl appointments nt Wcleom. Garland and Burr Van Houten were . n >rt «•“»“ wh»‘ «h« Mcxn- r». Yeckley and Rutland. It He believed in such conscien­ tiousness, exactness and fidelity to an established ideal as are manifest­ ed in every transaction of this agency. from tilling* all of his engagements, their , ■ If you desire, to sell your farm, home, or summer but he found It Impossible to fill any ot them Bunday. resort property, I can sell it for you. I will soon start my campaign of foreign advertising. I also have devised another plan of co-operative publicity, a very unique idea whereby I am able to place your property within 30 days before ten thousand prospective buyers. . I want to list every piece of property in Barry county that is far sale. You appreciate that the larger my list of properties is the greater the number of buyers that will be attracted to come here. DA$°n 1 W,it! Li,t y°ur ProPerty with me NOW! C. B. Benham . PHONE *72 H.,linJ., Mich. named. , The report of the Union Signal will J.e l.w n___ Norton of Maple Rapids, spent TuesHsv will. Mri I. XV Calkins. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grohe spent big doors la Couch's barn on Bunday I’. C. Price in North Nashville. night, he Kt-pped on a corncob, or Mrs. M. E. Calkins attended some othr.- round object and fell. not known, but h pelled to ko home attended him. Mr. large gang of men have begun work, four monthg. and the required amount will be put Ih-atii of Mm. Kitty Adair. up In record-breaking time. Mr* Kitty Adair, aged SS year*, died of pnralyato nt her home near Do it TONewton * mw mill, on Tu**day after­ noon. Her maidan name was Mann. home of Mrs. Fannie Sheffield, .is a Thursday at two o’clock. Rev. Maur­ L?>tUr ,or Fr,no*» Willard. ice Grigsby, officiating. .Burial will take place in Hlwide cemetery.. Real Estate and Investment Broker Rcaidcnoc .nd Office 118 NortMBro«lw.y ather during the last riled any fears that ■ un Ice famine thia winter. Oq the contrary, ice of the finest quality is covering Long lake. It ranges In thickness from nine to Walt. th* Bunday with Mrs. Elate Lowell. Mias Alma Grinnell Is recovering from her cold. President Wilson's "Mexican Polman ding hta son's obedience, -staying. ’’You sit down there.” Th* bor re­ plied. ”1 shan't do H.” “Wall, stand up. then. I wflr be obeyed." Mr. and Mr*. Henn Bldelman spent Thursday st Maybury Farley's In M^ pls Grove. Through the courtesy of Floyd J. Ickes, who Is In the Canal sone, we are In possession of an Interesting pa­ per, "The Canal Record." which con­ tains many Important thing* r«lativs Tho Difference. When a man looks at a woman It is Carl Morganthaler. ’ because *he wants him to look at •Col. Henry Bldelman cried the Geo. Welsh sale near Vermontville Tues­ den committed La the city of Ixmdoq. her.—Taller, day. Comparatively Good Record. f Hastings spent daughter, Mrs. Henry llldelmati. Recitation—Slater Frances Otis. if Benefit to the Schools."—Bro. think II an. course you ought to- know, luslc—Slater Alenc Struble. A Woman's Duly Mentally and Ho­ ly. As Her Children Need Less Ix-es of Her Physical Care." But ady the pie. Borne said. "puss the noodles,’’ some ‘Does It Require More Brains to Bro. Arthur Struble. tho folks had *ettlcd down, Penny March. Tito president now said order, and the Addle Edmonds, lecturer. piano began to sound. The program was Just /x< client nnd those who took part did fine; Valentine Party, Princess Rink. Saturday night. Cake and punch hearty grand good time. State Street Garage r F. £,. BUDD, Proprietor Opposite Barry Hotel The largest and only steam heated garage in the county, has a floor space of over 7000 square feet. AU Overhauling and Repair Work Given Prompt Attention All auto owners leaving cars with us can feel assured that their cars will oot be driven without owner's consent. We are in a position to furnish repair parts for any car on short notice. We also carry in stock ell necessary supplies. Painting and Varnishing Automobiles . - In connection with the above we have a wash rack and a steam heated varnish and drying room for any vehi­ cles, automobiles a specialty. Perfectly Free From Dust This Work is Done by Al. H. Brill �HEIR MME WEDDING WAS SOLEMNIZED | SouthwesternJBarry Beautiner Campbell of Cedar Creek Wednesday. February 4, at high noon when their Mm. Deli* Tungate vlnsited Mm daughter Una was united In marriage It givci your hair that faacinating glow and lua- ' tre which catchea the lights and deepens the shadows, » and leaves a soft silky glimmer and sheen. It makes | Harmony Shampoo I I Ellis Et Faulkner Delton, Michigan Mian Npllle Mason, a sister of tho groom. Little Elma Yeckley was ring bearer and Mrs. William Gunsenhouser played the wedding march. The nuptial knot was tied 'beneath a canupy of evergreens by Rev. David B. Pope. Th« bride was gowued In | white silk and Miss Mason wore pink silk. The eolur scheme wux pink and • A telephone me*sa«> from Battle ■white. Mr. and Mrs. Mason were the Creek tells us Msa. Hann.i Morford Is recipients of many useful and beau- ♦ | to gelxfondav down from Nashville to Claud Hoffman nnd wife of itiri, Hlgn |able .. Hank spent Saturday night at Lon “**, Hendershott's und on thnlr return s*r. Hawkins has moved from llatHunday within half a mile of home U" Creek on to his farm he. purnearly but and th*y _ frozen HEAD OF GULL LIKE. when they reached home. Mr*. Holcomb haa been visiting at Mr. und Mrs. Morris Williamson Wm. Huffman's of High Hunk since visited In Battle Creek Saturday and Sunday. Frank HUven and wife attended the Miss la-la Harmon of Tustin b Itlng at Ray Holland's. Mrs. Bechtel went to Ypsilanti Inst Lester Banlrs Is spending a days In Cheshire nnd Allegan. <hu and to Mr. and Mm. Feter lirlCJIdcr sons Jake and Ike attended the Iteration at Ann Arbor this week, j ^Vo upprevlute There was no Sunday School her.' tn1all carrier In bra Sunday on account of the storm. |an(j drifted roads. ' , Mrs. Hurry Chittenden visited in AlHK.If STREET. । legan from Tuesday until Saturday. Mm. Alva Berber spent Friday night I tl.iHflncH ut her sinter's«... Mr. r.auw Pr.'ixL. * ______ _____ _ ______ . Nosh's visiting her brother from ■ A worthies* dog and a bad roputa- drlch and finlly. Goblevlllc. Uon are hard things to lose. Quito a number from this -way at- ! y and Sunday wish all M.ishi llle Is the guest i . Sunday. bountiful suppi-r v.as If You Want the Best We Have It In the Dry Goods and Groceries we handle only the very best of its kind. Specials for this week are: attended a pi»v<... WarnrY'.e Thursday night, last.r Honnevllle ,.f f Question box. Edmunds, rutnum. We are a Farmers Bank and loan the greater portion of our money on Real Estate.. There is nothing safer. Doesn't this mean something to you Mr. Depositor? winters. Icctur DELTON STATE BANK Delton, Mich. Capital Stock *20,000.00 Surplus 6,000.00 relatives The Lulli s Aid will meet with M II. McCollum Thursday Feb. 19. i [erybudy Invited. i bars Lenox Soap______ _ _____ 25c cans Seward Salmon________ 25c 5c boxes Washing Powder. __ 15c lbs. bulk Starch______________ 25c 5c boxes Matches.—10c We had another blizzard Saturday. Fill til., .n.iw.lrlfi. ........_ .1.............. . the County Deliveries made in town, both forenoon and afternoon. Telephone your orders. Kopf 6 Kopf We Pay Four Per Cent Lkiniel- E. •'■inm|u|i>r... tor the locating Miss italic Benson ha* been sick with the menslva. Miss Rose Cortrlght and C Burnham were married ut Creek Wednesday. MUa Koi been our obliging "cenlral" th .'year, nnd has milny frl.-nds her kwlsh he 8he will PLUMBINQ 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING 11 you have any'wotk io the above lines 1 shall be mote than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices as low fas I - con possibly make thefn. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. Michigan pupils having smallpox.Mlsa Isalx-t Thomas with tonsolitls. ' . Will Clark, who has been Necessary Goods at Popular Prices We have a full line of MEATS and GROCERIES and aim to keep fresh and tempting goods on hand at all times. Yours for a deal, WILLIAMS * SON, MICHIGAN. THE LEADING GROCER YtfU’ don’t buy anything "stale” from us, be­ cause we don’t sell "stale” goods. Our TEAS and COFFEES are the finest sold in the land, and if you haven’t tried our leader you should do so. Staple and Fancy Groceries ELMER J. KELLEY’S, ‘mcmclx tie t<-» n-hlp l*f Johnstown, runn.n.- Southeast to th.. ..Iri>. Harriet «etcher has been sick thence contlnmn:- Snuthrastcrlv (•> but Is better Ul this writing. the east s i" . ’ - -f All i K. .. M l . Mr. and Mr. Frank “v-nSyeM J iXChi,'.'".’.! j' un-town .^a pmm ali-nllne Idea. DELTON. CHAS. DENE.AU, MICHIGAN. Dr ‘natnih’T" r' 'la>’, *"h ,“'ar ,hr ' n,,r nt ‘h* HE >, Creek “ *hcr “nd ,4n,,,Y Battle of the SE *, ' —* Sherman Clark, who attends college I tion '"nttlf *" I*t line of till. ] .It 1.1 n« II: C. Illis hn.1,1 I.,....,, . ..... .. . Short vtaltT ................................. 7 । Tk'' yabnllne social, which was to Michigan, theme ,hi; ?" "■■■ Crock huh been earing Clark during hU Illness. und bud HICKORY CORNERS । "The whole secret of giving parties ■ is to ask tho pretty people to meet tho clever ones."—Olavo M. Potter. Shcmitn Clark. Al-- Washington's Birthday ■ - ul In thr invar future. Look for furthv j Gates. 1 called nn Ray Thursday. Delton. has been tonnd by the olllelsl examinations Io be of the highest leavening efficiency, tree from alum, and ot absoiute purity and whotesomeness. Mm. H. E Faulkner will be the lead-. HENDERSHOTT SCHOOL HOUSE. Miss Ven no Hendershott and her Shultz Friday. Mm. Reuben Graham Is visiting her cousin Glenn Hoffman went to Battle daughter Mrs. iHugh Ritter tor a few with friend* there. They returned Monday morning. Whitney Tanher Is spending a few Herman Musson of Rutland Is do­ ing chore* for Wesley Stuart this Mancelunla. 8 2 3 7 3 Royal Baking Powder Little Alta Tungate. Halsey Tun­ served after the ceremony. The out rllh gate's daughter. Is very ill with of Howard City: Mr? and Mrs. Ernest pneumonia. Shirley Noryls' famlb a>. all down Cadwallader. Ernest Pennock, wife with lagrippea * Royal Baking Powder is indispensable Hickory Corners; Feter Ix-roy und Mrs. Carrie Bailie and daughter of for making finest and ipost economical food. ter's mother), who Is in Windsor. vlllo Thursday. Canada, vlstlng a *on stricken , Mm. Roy Gaskill U entertaining with p.-tralyzla and Is m ry low; not iJesse I^rabee'and wives of Maple I Grove: Mm. Homer Yeckley and . a cousin from Gault Ste. Marie. . much hope of recovery daughter. Mr. nnd .Mm. O. !>. Camp- . Mrs. Caleb Rlsbrldger nnd Addle Carl Stiles,.who is unending Bits!- !bell. Arcellus Campbell of Hastings; Green visited Mm. Peter Adrlanson ness Col!sge,.jst_ jBaltl<-----.t'r-e,k spent -------------------------Will Mason. Clarence Campbell and Rlfi Cnnn RflAlK MFFTIMR HINDS CORNERS. at Coats Grove Thursday and Friday. Saturday and Sunday with h n parents family and Will Seibel and wife of DID QUUU nURUO IHuCIIRQ M. M. Manning was in Kalumazoo Mr. and Mm. D. C.-8tlles. lie likes Barry. 1 Ill DELTON — ON FRIDAY I pleasantly surprised last Friday oven* Wednesday.* his work very much. ________ I Ing. when about forty of their friends Mrs. /Hartman returned home CLOVERDALE. Spencer Dunn and f.umly of Bed­ ...... ___________________ ... from District walked in KulamauM, Coanty Road lipon the thcmGreCory ford, were giieats of Mr. Itnd Mrs. Mm. Florence Gibson spent r.'tday >ol<tl Grand Rapids and other points. Wm. Wickwire. They c.im>- Saturday Ith Mm. William Chamberlain of Builders Will Help Boom Highway , In visiting a Ix-land Jones of Galesburg visited and on account of the etorni stayed ,811 Shultz, ul lx. tv. o. Tobins relatives here over Sunday. until Munday. ; Walley McIntyre of Hastings spent: Monday to see Mrs. Wm. Gillies and son Carl. Mm. Surah Sheffield, who h.<s l.e<n I Saturday nnd until Monday with Mr. I, in Hastings the past f■ w weeks, re- “b*1 **«. Lewis Acker. Mrs. Arthur Mantel, Mrs. M. J. Cross turned home Wednesday Mr. and Mm. Isaac DeBack and Mr. i meeting in me tv. u. 1. M. nail tn l>elr'rco ’ igmve* ^MidZit' o'f . A™?* <oh5 nnd Elgin Barton Were In Kalama­ zoo Saturday. 8,.unU, ...» Mr. K,.d CI...IX.S3W.1 ><>' -1 A big slelghlo.nl from hefe attend­ MIm Dora McGlocl.ini Is taking ed the Masonic banquet at Hickory Mr. A 1 Willi, nr **■ Bohnett. good roads comtnls-1,v Mr. ’ uslc lessons of Mrs. May Btlies; and Mm. A. E. Phillip* attend­ "ii;. ' "|.U».r. ..I K.umnM co,,,,. Wednesday evening. Mr. anil Mrs. Ernest i r.uuliill und ed the W. R. C. dinner In Hasting* ~;r.- gtw* >|r. qnt| Mrs Marls Cairn*. I. «■ rii,. , i The residents of Delton Are plan- । .Saturday. with relatives In Milo. Mm. John Campbell of Bedford. Sat­ j There was no school Monday foreBen Johnson is very III at present urday. Arthur .Patton Is In Detroit buying lh« Sllnekman* .w,.nT^’ nA' [noon, a* our teacher. Miss Dryer, was Mrs. Truman Moore i- .it Haul* his summer goods. *wamp cause­ ; unable to get here on account of Mr. und Mrs. Myron Fennock ot Creek and Urbandale for <i Lew day*. . i way. und Is one of the must Import-1 drifted roads. ant roads leading Into the town. The , k . Rlchard Johncoz's spending Itlng John Williams and Mr. and o.t of building this piece of road Is* \ ... r.-tx,rL-»**iv in. one day but week. Mrs. Bert Pennock. ... remarkably low ih,. that it It win will nm not . Dear Jay rreeport 8nyder be<an wofk Mr. Brown has moved his family Shultz. . Wednesday Into tho house n.-M the meat market. id* In other township*. called to the rn«nuii i.»r i iuu. | hip while working In a lumbering <-bunl. Notou ,,rtijtraw for Vnlon be : camp north of here. < Tho Ladle*' Aid met With A. will give the Xalcntlne so- held Haturday. Feb. 21. llowm.in and Stanley* pnd wives went Bnindstetler Wednesday. tu Lyman Parmalec'a to Attend the Welton. Bri.ok'a next Friday1 Song, by Grange.'Thc Star Spangl- 1 'Mm. Elsie Bishop Is cvcnlng. Every ones invited to be I.-r Banner." ' Bedford L A..S. In the evening. Mr. and Mm. Smith Stanley alleiidRoll Call Responded to by each I rtiv-vv l<> which everyone Is cordially Invlthlng at Maple giving n quotation from Washington uuAS.scity.KK. Grove next Sunday. or Lincoln. The L. A. 8. will meet ...... Forty wi-rc present. All ■■n.|oy,-i| the ■ led by Welton I Hi-eltatlon. “The Old Flag."—Little Fred Olla Friday. Feb. 20th. for din­ SilLUTZ. Brooks. The topic •kind hospitality of the h„»t and hoxis "Why Every , Ethclyn Andru«. Everybody Invited. <>nr Hhould Sign Temperance J Question. " ’ ----- - ' ■ Requires Pledge." I’rov. ;j:: Buiillclil Gkguu:t> Itcuis. visiting ut J. Fitts.' —Bro. Clark Robinson. i- regular mMtltid.> f the < Sunday. ' John Chamberlain rpeni Saturday "The Road Leads Ilonin nnvi tied Kiturday 'I'. !. Shults of Shams.* and Sunday with hl* parents, Win. the Chamberlain. Hher and Grace. Houma of Hustings spent ailing by "Seeming nnd Being." with her niece. Saturday with her slater. Mrs. Jay So Grandly."-^Sister Edith 8nydpr. ■m by J. 1 Talk, "Washington's Influence on of good Only a few drops gives you a delightful and thorough shampoo ' in one half or less^time than a shampoousuallyrequires. The instantaneous,rich, foamy lather leaves your scalp clean and refreshed, and your hair clean, soft, silky and fragrant. Won’t gum the hair nor leave it sticky or stringy. Enough in one bottle for a dozen shampoos—50c The Rex all Store laid to real takt Sunday. Rev. Brooks offlclatlnrRev. Brooks has gone to Frontier. HUlSdale Co., to sen Ttln sister. He will return Wednesday Mr*. Sarah Mmati. League Is planning a big social and ■banquet for MaYch Hth, R *«■ thought ixst not to have a social thia week but repeat the concert. Merle Sprague,, who I* attending school In Battle Creek, was home over Bunday. J. D. Murdock attended the Lumbermrn's Convention In Battle Creek Tuesday and Wednesday of last No amount of misrepresentation by the peddlers of alum baking powders, no jug­ gling with chemicals, or pretended analysis, , or cooked-up certificates, cr falsehoods of any kind, can change the fact that ♦ The New Idea Manure Spreader ?HstS ♦ Will Increase Your ’h“’l*V township of As»»n.i .-n the NW >, of said section their < ninth along tin ' •'purse of mid . r. I tb n aufflolenl ♦ Farm’s Value. nutlet ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« the hair easier to dress. Contains no oil. Exsquisitely perfumed. Will not change the color. Per Bottle 11.00 .« The Fact Remains Wcdne-slay. HANHKLD. DEUTON. The width of ■ ' proposed drain ▼ j^laiiy ;t l-'arrncr is tklerrctl from buy.a inaiiure spreatfer by tlw prospect of breakage Is to be eight fret the bottom, or) ▲ who resides three .miles eGuth ' less, aa may be di '• ■1 rmltted by you in ” .•uni large outlay for repairs. It must be con fessed that while spreatkrs have in the past ''''termination. ▲ Monday morning at b-.CO o'clock ufTho line of been made awkward and cumbrous, they stil I possessed a great weakness on the score of ter a brief Illness of pneumonia. Mr. ■liter, line llnr. . ♦ ,h.r-<l.ilitv usnd In Its cun- ; A UUrabllllv. The crying need has been for a mote durable spreader. , , , — ..... , ................ a ot, .inti tin- tan old soldiers, nnd u consistent mvnsiier | struct Ion Is !■. ’'■•kun I'itrniir.-. have been dcmantling a spreade r that would not be a horse-killer, one that uf the M. K. church. He kavoa un width ulong .. ugod wife, iwo duughtirs und/a num- ur line they could operate with an ordinary team of horses, anti one which would not hc-.todiid so .. ber of other relatives. The (uiivtal I Ikt II'i'urtht frc<|iicntly. laid up in the shed or driven to the shop lor rcjiairs. was held ut tn<> M. i- cAurcn on;2l*t day of l < ,i i-i> A- D 1311 Thursday und the rcmiuns Interred qt i„jnt milling of the toWnshiu i.oikt,1 This need is met in the New Idea Spreader. friendly rxxiv smile will will uebe ,f "Ktuwnshli' f ZhStown *. , ■Bellevue. n:. .»..a .-Ills »■<* I..L.1UIJ ml.SLtl by bv many nu.nv In in this (hU community. . /»R«»»OWn_ und ; missed . Aosyrltf will Your farm needs a spreader. It so greatly assists in the equal distribution of fertilizer lx i-l aj Norris 11*11. Lu cy, ut |u o . b. .. in H,u forrnm.n 1 ♦ upon the soil th4t. the productive value of the farm is noticsbly increased. Every farm* bUlTHWT>T nLTLANp. for thu purpo • of determining J Harn' “Ud Ros* Muauort spent whether »r nut Hu tuld prt.pu.eii ▼ *er in Barry county can afford lu have a New Idea Spreader. Send to us for a booklet, or [a few duya'wlfh the former’s pareuta, drain Ih neti-ssary .nd conducive in a. , , Mr. und Mm? W. H. Otis, pf Brook- public health. <bi>v<nitffK» and wel. ▼ better -till, come ant! sec US. fare: that ut such meet In lllcld. | Several from this vlclnlly attended (Arning lundn liable tu1 | the funeral uf Mra^ Louise McCarty uf Shull*. . Mrs. 1$. utia aud Mrs. Phllu Olla of or aaainrl said drain Irtvcecdlntts Given under my hknd this 10th I Itlio city went callers In this Vicinity doyVf February A. 1>. H14. ! Friday. MYRON TUQgtaitAN. I Seymour Llnlngtuu aud wife return­ ed home Hatur’day after ^pending a,.Tuwuihip Clerk r iho^ToWiuhip uf |few day* In Kalumaxuu. Aldrich Bros. Co Delton. Mich. 'Township Clerk. Johns town. �THE EXPIRES IEHLY IN HIS BARI Biwxl m>«« anil Phono S83. r K.1I0. tr SEMESTER STANDINGS III HIGH SCHOOL One=Half Off \V>,ine«Uy rt^rntng'. ‘“Wwlor a P.rnwn had ,n t |in>C for him ih<*nK ■wnv from th* hotm< ।thought hr ought to I , Wrdneaday ? morn A lot of Children’s Double Breasted Two Piece Suits, good for school wear, to close out at One-Half Price. Other cut prices as last week, G. F. CHIDESTER ♦ HASTINGS MARKETS Phone 22 Hastings, Mich. CREAMERY PATRONS EC The big tumble in prices of butter seems to have been checked and we hope for a firmer market now that the price is down where more people can afford to buy, but wherever the price may go you will find our creamery at the top, in regard to price, and with the same careful work in the weighing and testing of the cream. Last year was a big year for most creameries, but unusually so with “purs." • 1911— -Butter made, 224,000; approximate value, $ 71,680.00. 1912— Butter made, 250,000; approximate value, 80,000.00. 1913— Butter made, 346,417; approximate value, 110,853.00. A gain this year of more than $30,000.00, or 38)4% over last year, while the year before showed a gain of about 11% Over the previous year. People are beginning to realize that we meant what we said when we promised a "square deal” to all dairymen. If you are already a patron you know that you have chosen wisely—if you arc making butter, try our creamery for a month or so and compare results; if you are a Jiatron of some other creamery and know that it is mismanaged cut loose NOW and don’t wait or the inevitable failure, and lose two weeks or a months cream. , Remember we pay for each can before you sell the next, so that wc must always have sev­ eral thousand dollars of reserve capital for your protection. Wanted—Work by day In town or year on term. W. H. Andrux. General delivery. Hustings. 1-wk Crystal Creamery Company Wanted—Young man. high achool ><ra dilate, coMlderahla experience In responsible work, would like Job In Hastings. Address "W" care I Hastings, Michigan. W«a»N»—To employ married man by the year to work on farm. O. R. Shaw. Middleville. Phone 111. 8 long. 1 abort. 1-wk For fiolr— A good lot In first ward. Enquire IOS No. Church St. 1-wk For Hole—7 room house and two lots. 8nd ward. Hard nnd soft water and gaa In house. Enquire CIO East Madison St. If For Hale—At n bargain id close nn estate, large house 330 Weal Mill St. Furnace, electricity, gas. mod­ em bath room. Enquire 115 West Mill St._______________________ tf For Sale—A Reeves threshing outfit, in first class condition: one 30 horse power double Reeves engine and otu< Reeves separator complete With gearleaa wlndstncker and merry-go-round bagger and self­ feeder. Hire of separator 10-51. •Price 11300 cash. Here is a bar­ gain for some of you threshermen. Call at my place, or write me. Theodore l‘rnn»hka. Shultx. Mich.. Routs I. 2-wka Wanted—Good SO acre farm to work on shares by experienced farmer. Address 110 No. Church St.. HasUng*. «___________________ i-wk For Sale—Yearling Jersey bull: reg­ Istered. Phone No. 111. Roy Has­ sett. Nashville. Mich. 1-wk Found—Watch fob. BANNER office. Enquire nt 1-wk Wanted—Married man by season or year on farm. Woodland phone. 1-wk L. A. McIntyre. For Sale—It months old Percheron mare colt, weight »00. R. F. D. 7. Hastings. U A. McIntyre. 1-wk For Rent—New six room house on North Hanover Enquire 101 E. State Road. 1-wk For Sale or Kent*—Good house In first ward just north school house. Enquire C. H. Osborn._____ 1-wk Wanted—Everybody to know tliat I sell the best Hand Vacuum Cleaner made. If Interested phone br writi w” 1 *1H “*• anJ demonstrate. W. J. -.Watkins. Hastings, Mich JW Sale—Three brood sows, due tn April and May. Enquire J. B. Whitmore, south of Yeckley school Hous.-, Rutland. t.wk ..otter—I want to rent good farm, owner to fqrpBh everything. En­ quire at BANNER office. 1-wk CUT DOWN EXPENSES --------------- «^BY USING--------------------- FRENCH’S WHITE LILY FLOUR If you are buying an ordinary flour, you are buying an EXPENSIVE flour. You are-NOT get­ ting the BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. heartening, to the housewife than to have her bak­ ing spoiled. Flour is the most important article of food that is used in the home. It makes a lot of difference to YOU what kind you buy. that OVER 40 YEARS of practical experience has proven to us to be THE BEST. Making French’s White Lily Flour is our “life’s work.” Our time, thought and study has been given to it And back of all our experience, and knowledge gained, is the MOST COMPLETE and expensive new equipment of machinery that money can buy. And still back of all that is our own water-power, which enables us to run night and day, and furnishes us with the steadiest and most even power known—an import­ ant factor in making the best flour. You don't have to pay any more for French’s White Lily Flour than you do for any ordinary flour. The contents of EVERY SACK of French’s White Lily is JUST THE SAME, and every sack is GUAR­ ANTEED to you. You run NO CHANCES. If you have been trying other brands of flour you have found that one sack may be good and the next sack bad. That is because it is NOT MADE RIGHT. Have you ever stopped to think that such flour is by far the MOST EXPENSIVE that YOU CAN BUY? When you buy that kind of flour, YOU LOSE not only the COST of the flour, and other ma­ terials, that go into the baking, but the housewife loses a lot of TIME and HARD WORK besides. And there is nothing more discouraging, and dis­ French’s White Lify Flour is made after a plan French’s White Lily Flpur doesn’t just “hap­ pen" to be good. It is MADE right That’s the rea­ son that every sack you buy is just like the last sack you have bought We are extremely particular in the selection of the grain we use. We CLEAN our grain much more THOROUGHLY than other mills do. We remove all the dirt and “fuzz" from the wheat In ordinary mills much of this would go into the flour. Then the grain starts on its long journey through 17 sets of rolls. Each set of rolls does its part in extracting ajl the “flour goqdness” from the grain until finally it comes out reduced to a smooth, even granulation. This is NOT POSSIBLE in the ordinary mill that only runs a few sets of rolls and runs only a few hours each day. ‘ \ Why not settle the flour problem at ohce. Why not just TRY a sack of French’s White Lily? You’ll find it will cut down your living expenses, because you will use every particle of it There will be no spoiled bakings, and no flour thrown away, or wast­ ed. / Here’s an experiment we would like to have you make:—Buy a sack of French’s White Lily, and a sack of any other kind of flour claimed to be “just as good.” Make a loaf or two of bread from each kind of flour. Put the loaves from each kind in the oven at the same time, and bake them right "side by side.” You can soon tell, and will KNOW which kind produces the BEST LOAF. Better order a sack of French’s White Lily Flour today. Emit and Troon Ornamental | | UUU Peach, Apple, Pear, Plum, and Small Fruits, ■tack of the beat, ‘ " hardy sort. t co. MIDDLEVILLE ROLLER MILLS MIDDLEVILLE, R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor ■ c MICHIGAN. �GS BANNER THE HAS1 in Minn ION II 10 Day Specials * FIN HOME RURAL HOUSEWIVES CENTURY UO BETTER PROVIDED THAN THOSE TODAY. Brown Crash ROH'S FARM ARCHITECT 16 in. wide all linen. Nice soft quality, worth 12c yd. Our special price per yd 10c lb* Department nt Agriculture ha* now umierUdivn t" • investigate thia problem sy*tera»ilo»Hy and to evolve. If poNdble. practical Improvements rungements for .the household when they might tm e**H> provided for. One of the specialists of the office of Farm Management learned from u woman In Pennsylvania, who had broken down from overwork, that she hud been carrying coal from the barn for years. When th" husband was ro.il bunker could not have been pro­ SHOWS REEDED COMFORTS vided near the roofcato'-* and tilled dl- Many Women Break Down Kcciumc tall has been found neglected In other cases where It could have br remedied, if only some, had No Ono Ila* Thought of. thought of IL The Importance to the farmer of of the building and In the hmurwork Childrens Fleeced Hose Fast black. Well fleeced, sizes 5# to 10. 15c value. Special price 10c Mens Worn Shirts Assorted patterns full lengths in body and sleeve. Sizes 14)6 to 18. 50c value. Special price 39c york Jtore N. B. WATERMAN been emphasized by the farm archi­ tect of the Department of Agriculture, who atatea that tho mental and phyaleal fltneaa ot the laborer* both within affected by the building that affords tho family shelter. The average Anb srlcan farm home has failed to. share la the Improvements that are every day doing made in agricultural conditon* and, according to tho architect. Is a rebuke to otty boasted civilization. Relatively, ho says, the housewife of a century ago with her fireplace cook­ ing and log cabin was better provided for than is thn hotunnvlfe today. The moat important building bn the farm Is the home. Tho health, com­ fort and happineaa of the family are dependent upon Its construction and equipment, and unle*s thrice matter* given to developing beamy. Simplic­ ity In line and good proportion* are meant by the use of this word beauty, nnd not so-called applied "orna­ ment*.” This slnipllcliv I* entirely in keeping with a general plan of economy. ■ . Economy, honfever. is not it syno­ nym for cheapness. Double strength In u tenant house than single strength, notwithstanding its greater tlrat coat. A kitchen sink may be a paying Investment allhough It ex- es, sleeping porches, double or triple window* and kitchen convenience* are tine economical feature* which . ‘ boco- plans may barn or the economically constructed well consider! buldlnga for stock arc of little value. for famlHea t IlnppneM and contentment in the kitchen are family are as essential to efficient ser­ vice us Improved tools and outbulld- have complete system" of plumbing, heating and lighting which Involve Although the hotiM'wtfo apanda, In additional expense. Th" kitchen is the most Important morn in the farm shop” the kitchen nnd tho family house. economy rooms, she la wot. a* a rule, capaible of planning a house In the highest de- bar* u room eapeclnlh gree serviceable nnd comfortable without RMlstance. Iler help, how- tect. nn the reatih ot hl* pinna moat Hastings, Michigan the suggestion of the Department nf Agriculture, conducted a competition for farm house plana. About ««0 plana of farm house* were submitted, not one of which was fully satisfact- of a smaller outlay of money. Other features- that should give way to a comfortable tjnd convenient kitchen are narrow porches, llllgrcc work, numerous angles in walls and Pocket Mirror Free: some particular pet notion and em­ phasized a single feature V> the ne­ glect of other Important ones. Thn men nnd women who fnmlllariz them- an Intelligent purpose for every cubic foot of Hpacc und for • very piece of mn'terlal about the building. If pos­ sible. We have rust received a limited number of hand­ then apply themaMvcw to the alnglc some pocket mirrors illuminated in 10 colors. One of these mirrors is for you if you cut this ad. out and bring it to us quickly, before others get all the mirrors. These are FREE, but worth having. ntah pinna nnd apecltlc-itlons ot farm the cooperation ot the dividual needs. However. It is 1>cllrved to be desirable - to work out handle the farm houao problem. Ono of tho moot Important detail* plans und specifications for the gen­ eral needs of farmer* anti to Illustrate plans so that the .farm houae la that It mnat incx- nnd explain the farmer may. understand the princi­ com» of n farmer today after deduct- ples Involved and apply them when he remodel* hl* present house. The veaunent. la lean than ,400. Thia dravorlng to help the farmer and the depth THE MICHIGAN CROP REPORT FOR iLynuAiii FEBRUARY niioi FIRST I run . $7.48 8.48 9.98 11.98 13.48 14.48 Suits Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s $10.00 12.50 15.00 18.00 20.00 22.50 87.98 8.98 9.98 11.98 13.48 14.98 Suits, Clean Up Price Suits, Clean Up Price Suits, Clean Up Price Suits, Clean Up Price Suits, Clean Up Price . and $25.00 Suits, Clean Up Price Quick Clean-Up Prices on Boys Suits and Overcoats, Also on all Winter Goods. GRANT H. OTIS & CO Phone 74 ..Hastings, Mich ObUwr. ln lb* . «outhern countlra 3.15. ,h„ cd and moat worthy women. 000 during the last decade. Today little more than half the farms In thl» The pnaalble economy In houaehold Upper I’enlnaul itnt and-comforubls farm home* tend to hold families together; but the Lansing, Mich.. February 7. '14. Inchea, In the aouthern countlea cheerless, unlovable nnd Insanltary In reply to tho question. "Has Inch. In the northern -—___ wheat during January suffered Injury nnd In the Upper Peninsula 7.87’Inch- cities. Investigation of prisons. In­ sane asylums and homes of correc­ tion. *eem to prove the fact that the n counties In the In the State la jeported tut follow*, sins which account for the existence ■no;” In th« comparison being with stock In good, Inadequate and unhappy farm homes. healthy and thrifty condition: horses "no;" In the northern countlM 41 So thia social aape-t of the problem a newer "yea” and 83 "no" and in the F II EDERICK C. MARTINDALE. ’ Upper Peninsula The public la awakening tn the fact Secretary ot State. that better farm hou*e* are needed, Snow protected and the «pedal feature which many Doap's Regulets cure constipation farm papers now Innin a* a "House in the central countlea 19 and In the wlthorh griping, nausea, nor any Building Number" proves Its interest northern countlea and Upper Penin- weakening -effect. Ask your Irugglst • vs. "The friends and neighborsof Mrs. John Doc will be pleased to ledrn that she is able to again sit up anti i» sufficiently recovered to dispense with the services of the trained nurse. "While doing the family washing at her home sonic two weeks ago Mrs. Doc Y»c। came over heated by the steam from the boiljng clothes, and either being exposed to a cohl । draft from an open door or from exposure to the inclcqient weather while hanging up । the clothes she contracted a severe told whic h rapidly developed into pneumonia. he has । been confined to the Bed-for the past .two weeks in a very critical condition, and has been tini. der the charge of a trained nurse.'' The result of Mrs. Doe's sickness lias been: 10 Professional calls by family physician at $1.50 each $15.00 Services of trained nurse two weeks . 40.00 . • Total $55-00 The cost of having us do that family washing would probably have been 60 cents. “WE WASH EVERY THING EVERY OTHER DAY.’ We do the most Efficient Service in Dry Cleaning and Pressing of any Place in Barry County. . ... AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY 8HULTERS BROS., PROPRIETORS. HASTINGS, MICH. Surprised Mr. and Thirty-two members of tings Odd Fellow Lodge, filling two sleighs, sprung a complete surprise on Mr. and Mr*. Horace Palmer, well-known in this city, on Friday evening. An oyster supper was serv­ ed nnd all hud u very enjoyable time. Dally Thought. A noble aspiration la a deed though unachieved.—John Kendrick Bangs. ing a true, earnest Christian life. She I", bring a member thirty-live atlon to nil who know her. being a and a.true friend to everyone. She ■died as she Jived, trusting her "Sav­ iour who dorlh all thing* well." She daughter; »i Podunk; one WASH BILL 60cts DOCTOR BILL $55 School H<-|>ort. Obituary. Report of Brush Ridge School IZ'Uiaui ------ ----­ nth-. 184S. died at Shultz Feb. 4th.. month ending January 30: Number of days taught. SO. 1SGI to Loamml McCarty, who pro­ ceeded her to the Other world, live Number enrolled. 11. year* ago- To this union were born Iwii sons: Alonzo N. und William I .. Iduys: Norma Wichman. Basil Haynine years. She had also an adopt* daughter. Mrs. Mary Shellenbargei lum. Grace Peake and Dorothy Wlch- Allen Foley. Teacher. Tho office of Farm Management nf PHONE 243. Overcoats ______ Men’s $10.00 Overcoats, Clean Up Price.__________ __ Men’s 12.50 Overcoats, Clean Up Price__ .________________ Men’s 15.00 Overcoats, Clean Up Price.. :____________________ Men’s 18.00 Overcoats, Clean Up Price. _ ________________________ _______________ Men's 20.00 Overcoats, Clean Up Price______ Men’s 22.50 and $25.00 Overcoats, Clean Up Price________________ Dn Thur»ili Chua. Brown, occurred the death of that tho number ot rented neral View Ncvinn to Be Ti Wheat Crop Was Not Injured The “Ground Hog” came out Feb. 2nd and saw his shadow and if the old tra ditions are right we are due for a good longcoldspellbut our QUICK CLEAN UP. SALE goes on just the same ■who, with trlllgontly planned with the help of vine*, ahruba aud tr<-M.'become tha C. E. Harvey Quick Clean-Up Sale! ii crlotte Hencker itnlzhaUMn, Germany. native country but little is known. Her certincate of birth and baptism confirmation la Dr. Strelder, p.i Riven Her education York. In 1854 they came to Michi­ gan. living for n short time In the then village of Hasting*, later settling on a farm In Irving. nnd after a time returning to Hastings where they built a home on North Broadway, where Eaton and John Eaton and Mrs. Chas. S. Brown, of this city. Her daughter Christine died when six years of age. She also leaves Jour grandchildren. Lemuel Brown, of this city; Miss Nel- MICHIGAN WOMAN’S STOMACH ILLS ENDED BY A WONDERFUL REMEDY ful Stomach Remedy. It la known ail । ttia Havana. iur grnndcliil- 1‘lnunlng Big Grange Meeting. Mrs. Guy A. Iteamt of Barry county nre planning to hold street. Fllpt. Mich.. 1 a long In the future a big meeting when the time u victim of stomach and diges­ tive trouble*. One of the serious efFlben MumAgrlcinturul tncked her almost dully. farm bureau She took Mayr'a Wonderful Stom­ ach Ilemedy; then she wrote: Grangers In Barry county. About "I thank you very much for what 4U0 of them are members gt the llfth your medicine has done for me. / I never saw anything work *uch won­ cn. Granges In the county. Efforts der* as Just the three bottles have. are being made to organize Granges There was never a. day in my Ute that in Middleville and Castleton Center. I did nut have my head tied up with a cloth and I have not had a head­ ache since. I had been doctored by specialists, tno, nnd received very lit­ Bobert Martin, the well-known tle benefit.” swine breeder, has sold live PolandChinn pigs weighing not quite 500 pounds for ,100. All belonged to. one litter. Mr. Martin has refused ,60 for a pair from the same litter. Str. Martin intends to raise a large num­ ber ot Wine thia year for exhibition purposes. An effort will be made by Odors In the county to -xhUtltlon ot swine ut the Opens ^Recruiting Stu that Here. CharlesSl. Wentland. of tho Unit­ Will Thompaon - and Charles Brown. ed State* Recruiting Service, is »p<ndlng..the week at Hotel Barry voted wlfo and mother, a true friend, ■ nllat in any branch and woman who was highly respected t... .11 — U. ...—.. ... T-k. ...... rrvlce. Mr. Wentla better for her having lived In it. She loved her little home, and loved tho Ing call on him at the hotel to dlacuaa lUaca. which grew »<» profuaely about the home, which wor* planted and A Winter Cough. Patient and unnMumln* the walked A stubborn, annoying, depressing cough hangs on, racks the body. er*s countenance, and did her duty ns It came to h»Y. until the nununona serious results. Th* first doae bf Dr. came to "Come Up ■iiaiurr King's New Discovery gives relief. Henry D. Bander*, of Cavendish, VU, Tho Best Cough Medicine. "I have used ChamUarlgin's Cough ter having pneumonia. He writes: Remedy ever slhce I hav0 been keep­ "Dr. King’s New Discovery ought tb ing house." say, L <1 Hames, of bo In every family; it. Is certainly the ir--v... ii. !•> . best of all medicines for coughs, colds n»ed. My or lung trouble." Good for children's It and It coughs. Money back If not satUfled. worka like a charm. Price 50c. and fl.(TO. Recommended •nt." For by Carveth & Stebbins and dlgestlve tract of mucoid accretions nnd removes poisonous matter. It brings quick relief to sufferers with stomach ailment*, liver and bowel troubles. ronderful Mulholland's Drug Store and oak them aAiout the wonderful results It has been accomplishing among peo- stomach ailments and many grateful letters frum people who have been For sale In Hastings by Mulhol­ land'* Drug Htorn and druggists av- WUNDERLICH GROCERY A list of Bargain Offerings that should appeal to every house­ wife who want quality as well as reasonable prices. list carefully: 12 Bars Galvanic or 14 Bars of Lenox Soap ) J Rolled Oats per lb- 4c, or 7 lbs. for. Graham Flour 10 lbs. for Salmon, tall cans, 1 lb. 15c. or 3 for. Matches, 7 boxes for. Ndro Coffee is here again, 1 lb. for. E Read the VC 30cts. 40cti. �;anne com MISER day with Mr. and Mra. Joseph Maazenjrsr. MU. Aller Whelslon* apd Alfr«d Fisher were Grand Rapid* visitor* Flen<|» M Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. will Cogswell at Lakeview. Roelo Hilton was III with a cold the past week and unable to attend school. IRIPTJON8 It is true that most any one can do watch repairing but it is not true that all watch repairing is done right. It takes a great deal of careful study and years of experience to do watch repairing intelligently aqd do it so that it will give'satisfaction. 10 acres, section I. Hope. IS.JOO. Geo. A. Roblruon to. William Al lerdlng, 3 acres. sec. 21. RaliRnon The watch repairing that we do is such that we are O~“HS incm uin pwi w«»«. J'jJ>*lp Schray an<t daughter Jyah. jf Woodland In company with '’Old -Mary' took » pleasant little ride over [to Chenetrtllo'lfindsy a. M. Ws are very glad to rfythcy pulled in right side up with care. THE BANNER'S STAND AS TO PRESIDENT WILSON. Match Mlflht «t Least Do That willing to bank our reputation on it. If there is anything whatever the matter with your Why continue to suffer from droppings in the throat, that choked up feeling, tho farmrtion of crusts in the nose, raising of mucus, head colds, watery eyes or any catarrhal symptoms. Use Hyomei—you breathe it—no stom­ ach dosing — the healing, soothing and antiseptic nir reaches the mucous mem­ brane of thenosc and throat,quicklysllays the inflammation, surely stops the Irrita­ tion and banishes the disease or your money refunded. A complete outfit JLCO. watch bring it to us, and we will satisfy you not only as to workmanship, but as to price. "What 'oa want, chlcky?" asked * . Our contemporary seems to be in much distress of mind because two-yoar-old girl In the country for tile BANNER said some kind things about President Wilson and the flrat time Interpreting th* chick­ certain of his policing which we approve. This disturbed state is to en's cackling as an appeal for aomathing. “’Oo wait a drinkr Th* be regrettedsintT it is very likely to become chronic; because the cackling continued. "’Oo want my BANNER "will continue to commend President Wil Am whenever JEWELERS OPTICIANS grampaT' Mon cackling. "Aw." said and wherever we may approve what he docs, and will criticise his tho disgusted little girl, ''pleas® shut course or policies if wc believe they so deserve. In other words, so . far as the BANNER'is concerned our aim will be to treat President Wilson and his policies fairly. We may not believe that all that he docs is for the besj interest of the country. But without regard to his politics, he is entitled to fair treatment from those who op■ posed as well as from those who favored him with their votes. President Wilson is OUR President as much as he is the Pres­ Confirmation of sale entered ident of the Journal-Herald editor, or any one else. He was elected ceased. Estate of Mary Janson, deceased. to serve the whole country and all the people. Wc did not support Confirmation of sale entered. Estate of fiylrenus -Powers, de­ him at the polls, but wc shall most certainly support him in all that ceased. Order api>olntlng Elbert V. as administrator entered. Or­ ht docs which wc believe is for the public good. Wc believe too Smith, der appointing C. A. Hough nnd . that whatever policies he may urge that do not seem to us will Frank Ft Hilbert, us executor .enterwork well arc nevertheless designed by him, and will be carried out person. • by him, in the spirit of the good of this whole nation. We are not competent of guardian tiledIg blame because we may not. look at all things from the same-view­ Estate of Stephen P. Bnindztottrr. Annual account of admin­ point as President Wilson; nor can he be censured for holding views deceased. , There is virtue in just saving money. For the one who does it not only has the istratrix tiled. Estate of Foster Hoot, an alleged that may not meet the approval of a large clement of the people. I Incompetent person. Petition for ap­ satisfaction of knowing that he is accumulating something for the inevitable rainy He is placed where he is to serve the whole people; but in matters pointing guardian tiled. Hearing February 19lh. _ about which there is a disagreement, in adopting new policies, he day, or something that will be ready when the opportunity shall come for its profit­ In He Jacob Henry Coe. a feeble must carry out the platform pledges of his party. No one can cen­ minded child. Petition for ndmlision to the Michigan Home and Training able use but, he also acquires the saving habit which is the bedt thing after all sure him for that, although any honest citizen has a right to be­’ School filed. Order for ^mission en­ ■ lieve that any particular policy which the President may urge will tered. A little thoughtful-consideration of the future and what it.will mean without Estate of George W. Monroe, nn incompetent person. Order authoriz ­ prove disappointing in its results. ing the guardian to pay attorney fee ready money, and what it may mean with money in the bank will convince any one The BANNER has felt that the President has gone too far.in• ot Thomas Sullivan entered. his "lariff-for-rcvenue only" policy. But wc may be mistaken. ■ of the wisdom of acquiring the saving habit, and of accumulating some money for Experience under it will determine that question. Wc have said ICatatu ut Josiah Allerdlng. de­ the future. and repeat that, if actual testing in the next two years shall show ceased. Final receipts tiled. l»l»charge of Josiah 1.'Knowles, as ex­ that President Wilson has been right in his “tariff-for-revenuc only" ecutor Issued. iCstute of Charles Rush, decrased program that.that fact, if it shall prove to be a fact, together with what he has accomplished in reforming the currency system, and Ian B. Bllsner. um apedal adminis­ what he proposes to do in handling the trust question will make trator tiled. Discharge Issued. SMOKY ROAD. it a foregone conclusion that he will succeed himself as the President. Dorn to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester But our contemporary need not have been so “fussed up Curtis Monday evening. a girl. about the BANNER’S course in this matter. Had he taken time This bank is here to-serve you in helping you not only get the saving habit; hot— to read what the reviews are saying he would have found that lead­ Grace Lucas tfnd little daughter ing republican papers east aiid west commended the President for Evelyn visited Mrs. Vera Curtl* Thursday forenoon. merely to aid you in accumulating something for the rainy day, or for your time of .Mrs. Gertrude Mason of Nashville having accomplished a reform of our currency system, and for his proposed remedies for the trust situation. And republican congress­ Curtis, during her illness. opportunity, but is here to make your savings a profitable investment for you. Little Iva Miller of Martina Corners men and senators voted for his currency bill, and will support his made a visit to her Grandma Farlee | When a man thinks of a safe investment, he generally thinks of a government Saturday. trust program also. Oscar Flory visited - Miss Glycle' In Criticising the BANNER for what we said in commendation Pennington bond. Nothing is supposed to be safer. But a government bond will give you but of Vermontville Sunday of President Wilson, our contemporary shows that he is not in touch ' Floyd Barry <if Martin Corners visited Fred Meade Monday night! two per cent interest on your investment Your savings deposited in this bank are with the spirit of our time, with which wc arc in thorough sym­ Owen Hynes from near Vermont­ ville Is visiting his cousin, Shlrle) pathy. So far as the BANNER is concerned wc wish success to Slocum, just as safe as a government bond, for they are backed by the $700,000 resources of a few days. Lottie Judson had a mishap Fri­ President Wilson, and hope that.under him the nation anti its people day by falling, dislocating her left this bank; backed by all the safeguards of the Michigan Banking law, which is the may be greatly prospered. The fact that he is a democrat docs not matter. It’s the country’s good wc desire; and wc care not by whom model banking law for the country, and besides all that, it may be accomplished. While we may have our own personal political preferences, the man who gets results for the country will suit us every time. We will say in passing also that not only will the BANNER Frank visited relatives In Baltic u few days and Ford Endiley commend what we believe is worthy in public men without reference Creek of Martin Corners assisted In doing to their politics, but also that our columns are and will remain the chorea. John Meade has been suffering the open, within reasonable limits; for men of all parties to present their views on public questions. A Safe And Profitable i=INVESTMENT=l What This Bank Will Do for You A surprise party was given In hon­ or ut Shirley Slocum Friday night. School Report. Jenklmi, James Burghdarff. Visitors are: Doris Hart, Irene sol report for month endHinkley. Edna Otis. Orpha und RonNumber dayat taught. 20. Otis. Total attendance. 42314. Average dally attendance, 20:12. Number boys enrolled. 2. Number gorl* enrolled. 13. Don't You Delicti! It. Total enrollment. 31. Homo aay .that chronic cunatlpatluii cannot be cured. Don't you believe II. Chamberlain's Tablet* have cured others—why not you? Give them n trial. They cost only a quarter. For Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curtis <>{ Woodland itte supper with their son Mrs. Ida Flory and daughter Clara visited friends In Ihudlngs Saturday Abraham l-'urlee vlslti-d relatives in Hastings Wednesday. Lena Meade has been suffering very much with the toothache' und dilated pupils of the eyes tho past This Bank Pays Three Per Cent Compounded Semi-Annually On All Savings Deposits, or 50 Per Cent Higher Than A Government Bond. We. would like to have every man, particularly every young man, who is interest­ ed in assuring a successful future for himself to call at this bank, and learn Of the facilities we can place at his disposal, and the giseat help we can give him, if he will open a Savings Account here. That’s only a part of what we can do. We are in close touch with all the financial centers of the country, and whatever we can do to serve you by putting you in touch with any financial matter in which you are interested, Mrs. Helm Dcmond of Coals Grove visited relaifces In this vicin­ ity Wednesday. ’ On All Orders Placed During the Balance of January. ting along well since half uf unc ot (hiu^i Was cut off while bussing Wood. One other was badly hurt. Utile l>uri>thy Curtis Is Visiting her grandparents. Mr. und Mm. Hor- , is at your disposal =Let Us Be Your Banker And we wffl always serve your best interest, and put at your disposal the splen­ chumk last Wednesday und burial In Lake Odrssa cemetery. it * Mtasun of novelties and wc arc carrying a very fine in of patterns of the newest importation of the foreign t». We invite your mspcction. Ida on Lualnr«a Wednrad(iy. .Margaret Sullivan of Hustings la visiting ut Perry AlUrdlnits. Quito « number from ill it way at­ tended tin Milo at Walter Walkw's Wednesday. l^iWta DeTtiund und -wife spent last Tuoaduy with their daughter. Mr*. Hynes, of Frtepun. did facilities of this strong bank. The Hastings City Bank Reliable Ladies* Tailoring Establishment s. wecusen, ............ Citizens’ Phone 2443 The Bank That Does Things For You name uf Vernon Du tileI. F<» utty pain, front tup .to toe, from an> cuu*«. apply Dr. Thomas' Ucloolto Oil. Pain can't »uy .where it is um«1. PHONE 3 two rings HASTINGS, MICHIGAN- �LL join feedib< troubles 1 whei yon begin feeding A SICKNESS F Chronic Condition* a Specialty Office in Penroav Bld. Phone 3 Hours 0-IB a. nt. 1-5 p.i or painted canvas nnd in' a very cold cllninie, tarred paper may well be ex­ tended down over the sides us well. With the roosts and' a couple of soap Miller & Harris Furniture co. UNDERTAKING AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS year, has given them a knowing" of the Em's like, and Jisftkra, the requirement to produce the maximum number of eggs, the fertility of eggs, und maintain the best of health in the birds. They have demonstrated that egg eating, feather-pulling, going broody, getting over-fat, nnd “going light" may be—and are — largely overcome by the use of their fwis. Three points are given constant and careful consideration by them, and the requirements followrd out, regardless of the cost of the proper materials. A fluctuating grain market does not mean that higb-priccd ingredi­ ents necessary to the proper lialancing of the feeds will be left out of the mixtures. “ Lay or Bust" will give you the results you are looking I wfl I ' .j H j ' j S IffSL ~ fcMMEg-g’flM 1 WM veri’ 1 Ix^arno alarmed and imnt for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. I took it regoUr|yunti| 1 wna p&i's I Licensed Embalmer always in attendance PHONE. 226 OR. 387 It is rosy to put up feeds for less money, but the question for .1__ l^Ll. ..‘U’l.i it has now been six months since I took any medicine at all. 1 hope my little note will assist you in helping other wqt men. I now feel perf-.-tiy well and in the best of health.” - Mrs. August W. KoNDNKB, 1632 Hollins Street, Bal­ timore, Md. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com­ pound, mado from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, and to-day holds the record of being the roost successful remedy for female ills we know of. and thousands of voluntary testimonials on file in the JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER X>RY - Baltlmore, Md. —”1 am more than glad to tell wh»t Lydia E. Pinkham’s t-t-MSF] Veg<*table Com­ pound did for me. Or.1 C. M. Ovarstraat Osteopathic Physician Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 17a THE PARK & POLLARD CO.’S Quickly Yielded To Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. R. WILLISON, D. D. S.. « Haxtiugs, Mich. Day Old ClUcka or Hatching l'w. The American poultry uasoclatlon al Ha last meeting* had n healed dis- HATINaa, MICHIGAN It’s Incubator Time seem to prove this fact For thirty years it has been the stand­ ard remedy for female ill.-., and has re­ stored the health of thousands of women who have been troubled with such ail­ ments as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, turnon, irregularities. etc. If you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Med­ icine Ctb, (confidential) Lynn, Mosh. Your letter will be opened, rend and answered by a woman und held In strict confidence. FIRE INSURANCE •rtlllxr. Now is the time to get ready for Spring Hatches. Start tha Incubator Early In March. Have your chicks on the ground on warm days in April and have the pullets laying in September. There is no incubator on the market that will answer the ordinary poultry raiser like a 60 Egg Buckeye WE BUY GRAIN OF AU KINDS We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. Wc buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at. a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. 325,000 In use Satisfactorily Guaranteed by the maker to hatch every hutchable egg. l-Vom 'WiistlnK the manure. 80 I'll drain, jind lime, and । And when I've done that thoroughly I’ll manure •unit fertilize. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. Op. C. LAS. Pirn bl Hlillip Order Our Drays E. A. BURTON Quality Hardware Hastings, Michigan. Three cheepi for Fnbruary Ind. ground hog day. and the sun shone. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Rule of Michigan, the Probate Court for tho County of Barry. At a session of said court, held at When you have any moving to tie done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. tings. In nineteenth PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO The PARK SPOILARD fredr compel results L * J Judgo of Probate. (tulrrd by bis practice on his "—1 eggs are turn* 'i <’.iol . and gradually Irticthcn Poultry la considered usually as a side line, nnd n small Hide line to gen­ eral fanning, .hut a side line which in RHEUMA fTtU.UOO.OUO ,ia not so small as to bo sneezed nt. During the past ten years the populnllon of thi-n coun­ try Incn.is.-d about 10 per cent while the supply of meat producing animals Safety First This goes true in your electric wiring. That's one reason why I urge yqu to let me do your electric work You’ll know it is done right and that your buildings arc safe if I do the work. in the evening. Lidlrs please bring two nlghtcapn und t.ox supper for Don’t be skeptical about RHEUMA. the two. Gentlemen please "bring your beet Indy friend and s enough to win modern enemy of. Rheumatism. Lumbago, Sciatica. Arthritis, Gout. Chronic Neuralvia. or Kidney Disease. After taking a tew doses you will know that the poiaonous Unc Acid is leaving the system. “For six years I was practically a cripple on crutches from Rheumatism. One but- RHEUMATISM occupied by those engaged In mixed minor place. but where the poultry produced could not be doubled or trebled If we nro too stingy to divide with our wives and daughters our Income from milk nnd GEO. VAN TIFFLIN meni'itiK t< lloctrlolan. county. William H. Knlekerbacor. deceased. James H. Knlekerbacor, adminis­ trator having filed In aaid court his pelltlnrf' praying that n day may be and he be discharged from said trust. ' o'clock In the forenoon, at said pro;r •*?? .. Further* Ordered ’ That nublln ' not|CO thereof be given by publication of a copjr of thls orijer ;or lhrM roc. ceM|V0 weeks previous to said day of hearing. In the Hastings BANNER, a newspaper printed and circulated in —------ — urg. 38® Cottage Grove Ave, Chicago. I1L Judg RJ1EUMA-guaranteed—50c. a bottlL ’ ELLA C. EGGLESTON, CARVFTTI A STEBBINS. * ” ‘ their poultry. | ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. of a good incubbior lui they can go >f 'books ifhd we wish very much ' State of Michigan, the Probate into the buslnrM without devoting the fore the tester, the embryo can 1* to soil Court for the county ot Barry. seen to nii.v. D.-ad germs at this | nights or the kitchen sink. The instance of time contain . itli< r blodll rings, blood Friday, Time Tabic to Effect March 0, 1B1A motherhood .seems to qualify’women streaks, or ar iwrfrotly translucent I Dally Except Bunday. , nd cloudy. BriMol Softool Rc|M>rt. Hon. Going Bouth t:OS a. m. A 5: Report of Bristol school for month Going North T:ST a. m. A 4: •with every modern convenience and County of Barry, mado on the JOth rare la exercised to so in the Matter of the Estate of Produces Green Feed the B. C. GRKUhKU G. P. year equipment. Let u. not require them Henry B. Roblschung. deceased. . 'round. Something New. Mfd.by Amelia F. Hobischung. administra­ trix de bonis non. having filed In said Tha Jordan t Steela Mfg. Co. Tlio Popular Plymouth Rock. court her petition praying that a day FOB RHEUMATISM K10NEY3 MO blAUOEO _ - - - -- ..... . . ............ . YON SACKACHE KIDNEYS ANO BLADDER . Hastings, Mich. up. Spurting Into popularity for a few years, then gradually stepping Those neither tardy nor absent said Probate Court, nt the Probate back till they are nettled in the cUss during th<* month were: Albert office In the City of Hustings, for ex- j t^"dl,^hTrg7d7rorn' of thn main standbys or retired in the Conklin. Leslie Conklin. Zellnh Van- amination and allowance, on or beforeI list of "has Won." , The Plymouth Fycklr. Earl YunSyekle. Paul Van­ thn l.t .l.v Af .Tune netrt that .. 1S OrOereO, » UJ Rocks have each in variety and turn ' VanSyckle. Edith claims will be heard before said Court. ■ enjoyed their season of extreme pop­ Bristol. CUrMrel on Monday, the 1st day of June ularity. and each Mill retains Its forSmith. Etta Smith, Roy Smith, Ralph next, at ten o'clock In the fiirenoon 1 , ing said petition; Smith. Forrest Stamm, Delmont lean poultry public it 1* Further Ordered. That public Webster. Percy Webster, Lyla Zim­ notice thereof be given by publication merman. Dee Johnson, Elda Tuttle. --..... ,, a.wkh nave ; Thozo perfect in spelling ’for the done equally well. That Is good । month were: Harold Conklin. Leslie enough for anybody, and considering hearing, in the Hastings Banner, a Conklin. Zcllah VanSyckle, Helen tho .Ise of the Plymouth Rock (all newspaper printed and circulated In I Bristol. Ned Kidder. Elda Tuttle. said county. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Reva Zlmmermap. CHAS- M. MACK. State of Michigan. Tho Probate The seventh and eighth grades are Among the flock, thjil have been de­ Judgo of Probate. studying ’The Vision of Sir Luunfai." Court for tho County of Barry. veloped for layers, pullets will Iny ELLA C. EGGLESTON, Teacher, Maude Cartright. their nrst eggs at (he age of four probate office. In tho city of Hasting*. months This is too soon to breed, Schoqt* Report. In said county, on the twenty-third however, and sooner than Is desirable. Report for Cobb school, month Present: Hon. NOTICE OF’ HEARING CLAIMS. ending February S. Set of Teeth $3 Judge ot Probate. Sta|a of Michigan. County ot Bar­ Estate of that.’ April hatched pullets are laying BEST GOLD CROWN S3 by Octobnr and May pulletta by Sep­ .Notice Is hereby given, that by an BEST BRIDGE WORK S3 tember. In thia day o( Incubator of the Probate Court for ths nied In said court bls petition praying order hatching it is a shiftless ponKry keep­ County of Harry, made on tha 14th er who cannot get enough pullets hatched In March, April and May to DENTAL WORK M CREDIT keep up hla flock. In some strains ot Rocks, there is a tendency to put on (Ten Year Guarantee) fat and get broody. This la a serious February A. D. 1914, at ton o’clock in (he forenoon, at said probato office, be adeutiotu, svinpathstic treat'and is hereby appointed for hearing Compelling the hens to exorcise for aaid petition; food dlacouragea the laying on ot fat reasonable cost. the City of Hastings, for It la Further Ordered. That public In and tho tendency for broodiness. That’s Foley's Honey and Tar Com­ tlon and allowance, on or h pound. It has the confldanca of your notice thereof be given by publication l<th day of May neat, 1 of a copy ot this order, for three suc- such claims will be beard be the rearing of the chick. Right from satisfaction. W. W. Ncaamith. 8tateCourt on Saturday, the Ht the first day a chick should be trained boro. Ga.. say.: ’’ I have used Foley’e Honey hnd Tar Compound In my newspaper printed and circulated in NEW SYSTEM DENTISTS open and hustle for bugs. Tho hus­ family and have aoid It In my store aaid county. Dated Jan. 1411b. CHAS. M. MACK. 210 MonroaAvfcDue tling chtck develops Into a huMling nnd It never falls to cure.” Refuse a Judge of Probate. hen. A laxy one develops opposite substitute.—Arthur Mulholland. — Hutlngi, Mich. Grand Rapids, Michigan ELLA C. EGGLESTON, CORNER PARK AND WALNUT OTS. Register ot Probate. roastcro and “blled hen” cannot go 4 BANNER WANT ADV8, PAT. A true copy. pocket money out of Eegal Hdvertisemtnu Cklcagi, KiliMZM 1 StKliiv R. R. Co. THE SANITARY OAT SPROUTER FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS FOR SALE 1 Single Comb White Leghorn Cock­ erel, Youngs’ Strain 3 Anconas Cockerels 1 White Orpington Cockerel 1 Buff Cochin Bantam Cockerel 1 Sicilian Buttercup Cockerel Agent for Cyphers Incubators and Brooders. M. W. Hicks FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS false Teeth �: Wonderful Event F THERE I* a lima above all Umea when a woman should be tn perfect physical condition I pg. SCHOOL FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION FIEHC8-8 ON ening 1* malted. xKinfuli of cln- Cbrur Dough to make a Ur. You cannot ; amount of flour. d» differ In thair Golden Text. Gal. 3:7. Intnxluctory. Chapter 11 of Luke divides sharp)y at v 14. In preceding verse* Hl* friends are seeking His Instruction; Id the r**t of th* chapter His en­ moat excellent lotion ror soften­ emies are seeking His destruction. ing and whitening the hand* and ror keeping them frdm chatlng 1* made —-->ure olive oil and divine wisdom and Which glycerin. Sthsr and peffumHim. you twill Ihe with Him forev­ er: if you spurn Him. you muet leave Hint forever.- Wi are dealing i-t almoi today with Ills enemies, finishing the lotion. chapter. in of boillni Satanic Wiles and Wishes. 17- j til well mixed, and when cold pot the paste and apply R „» often a* nece*Messianic Wisdom and Won, । OUR COMPLEXION u nuai^y. Yoahtklug. tard and yellow. Yo«r tya are loimg Am hutre. Tit froabte it wiA yoar lietr. Takt Chanbtrlain’t Stomach and Liver Talleti. Hey will correct that. Hen avoid meatt, hot bread and hot cahet, take frequent bathe and a long walk every day, and you will loon be at well and at beautiful at twr. Price 25 cent, per bottle. Y thickening quality, bake in a rat bar fcris on* quart pastry flour, one teaspoon- flour, three .level teaspoons baking powder, four level tal>le*pc,on* Chink of henry smith fee C). Sift flour, sail and baking powder. Work In the shortening, and add enough cold water to make a dough stiff enough to roll out. Roll one-half inch thick, and spread with a mixture of chopped nut* and brown sugar. Roll the sheet like a Jelly roll the sleeping glove*. and cut in sllcea. Bake in a hot. but­ tered pan In a hot oven. Take one cup Ot cold bollcl hominy, । one scant of White <<■>>• corn ■>»,., meal. Dutch Apple Cake. ,.... - ------ cup n Two levil cup* nouf, one-half level' <>'>c "nd one-half cup* of milk, one teaspoon salt, four qraspoon* baking ' one tablespoonful of butter, onepowder. four level tablespoons short-1 half tcaspoonful of salt, one roundcnlng, tea»poonfui of baking powder. ening, one scant cup ot oi milk, iuiik. four • ~'r --------------------------—.. cinnamon. _i—I Beat hominy with fork until thor­ sour apples, sugar and broken, then gradually bent Measure tho flour before sifting. Hlft ■oughly ,u“h,* broken. .. all dry Ingredients Into tho mixing In tho milk. MJx the salt und bukingbowl. Work in the cold shortening with the tips of the linger*. When hominy and milk, then add the egg i thoroughly mixed, : moisten with well beaten an< the butler meltedenough milk to malto a soft dough. Pour the mixture into two'buttered Knead lightly, roll out to nt a biscuit pun and place In the unbuttcred tin. twenty minute*.. I Parc, core and, slice the apple* In Baked Clwkcn und Rice. eighth*, pre** each section lightly in­ to the dough keeping them a* close Clean and cut up n chicken us for together a* possible. Dust thickly fricassee. Season each piece well With granulated sugar and cinnamon with salt nnd popper. Butter a bak­ and bake thirty minutes In a hot ing dish, put In the < hlk.-n, add on* i.iidispoonful'of flnely chopped onion and rill Ute dish with tHilled rice. Pour, over this OTfllclent rice soup The experienced' housewife. It stock to almost fill (ho dish utid cover questioned on the subject of sellitlng canned goods would give this advice: crust before First, examine the can for puffed or bulged-oul end*. If these are Brand Rapids, IDicb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Store Phones— Bell. 173 Citizens. 5173 Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 62bl A BIG COOLER! COOLER, you gel tho BEST MEATH there, because meat to tic the ■and BEST cooler In Barry County, und It’s of the latest model. We buy only the best »tock. and we thoroughy CURE all meat* before selling them. That’s why people who are particular about the QUALITY of their meat trade here. That’s why YOU ought to overfilled to open it. but to return It. Thea* cans on which the end* are flat or slightly drawn In. speak for themsel- BESSMER BROS. perfectly sound und they may be opened without question. In opening avoid making a Jagged HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 102 the hand* al l> difficulty In emptying the contents, which If solid, become broken up and no longer pscaent an attractive ap- Tom Doyle’s Sanitary. Lunch Open the can in thin simple man- IS BECOMING MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY Remove enough of the upper part In addition to my Many Good Things to Eat, I am serving You can get just what you want at Tom's. Try My entire top without danger 15c Business Lunch IN HOONAN'8 CIGAR STOREJefferson Street Hastings, Mich. | Candy | All Pipe Smokers Do not know they can get their broken Pipes repaired at Hoonan’s Cigar Store We-carry a large assortment of Bits, Screws, Etc., and can repair most any kind of a pipe. Look up your broken'pipes (that you used to think so much of); bring them in. We can fix them for you. Special This Week 1-8 oz. Tin Tuxedo Smoking Tobacco. 1 Fine AU Briar Pipe............................. 40o 25c Total 65c The above all for........ 4 Aa 4UC Try our MOIST, clcau Plugs, Scrap or Fine Cut Tobaccos and compare with others- HASTINGS, MICH The Place to Meet Your Friends IEFFERSON ST. PHONE 106 - wa • Retailer Th mi It ill a Banner Want leaaon .rebuke was spoken to His enemies, probsfldy lending to the In­ vitation of v 37. A comparison of gar beaten lightly together, one-half mure In the'spirit of the multitude than of thn man (Luke 8:37. 38). Contrast hla Invitation with John 31: 13. . Ia Jesus present when you dine? We Rhitll vet dine with Him < Rev. . imall investment wily host, and opening tho way for nn exposure of Pharisaism. Com- Whether or spoke his Wondi A GiKxl-Goody. Take one-half pint of cooked and sifted pumpkin, one-fourth pint of you. like a book. How thl* solemn the very KUisvr. one level trospoonful each of truth should mould ginger and cinnamon, a scant one-half ttioughl* of our heart*! Road Mk. teaspoonful of salt. one-half pint of 7:31-33, and not^ what things God in mrn’* ff.-arts, "What have milk and two w<-;i-beat*n egg*- Beat sees they seen In thine hou'e?" This well togeter and bake in pastry: when :* portion of the lemon *ub-dlvldrs done. £ovrr with -vhlpp«d crcarn and I। andfollow*: V 3#-44. dealing with decorate with salted pecan nut* ar-; a* । j I'biu-iscca: V 45-53. dealing with rhite silk* add a little ------ .v. ...._iea and waists, dip a sponge In the liquor und apply It un­ til the dirt la removed. 'Rinse in tepid Compare with thl* water und iron on tho wrong side. ■crlbes .the , 1'harl■ I.I. i.LLK . -WHO. WllnC IV-’ . Light drew* and white cashmeres ■erni-d with out«re the havtliorue hedge was l«clns thun with inwayd planted lw“"’ ”■ realiry. The _______ ______ BVltical ... legUIatlon provided regulation* concerning To (bok Macaroni. thing* clean and things unclram All within was ■ I formerly disliked cooking mac­ Anil But God is not *atl»lled with mere wraith aroni or spaghetti, for often it turned But 1the did not hi out a sticky mas*. Now I have learn­ ed how always to have each small -piece M-purutv. After thoroughly washing It 1 put It oh in plenty of illl fully boiling suited water and let it boll All through th.it nimtijer mornng And that rapidly for about twenty minutes. Drain -well and turn in cold water God. You may deceive men £jth "al onaen thcln not? form of godliness,” but you cannot I deceive God thu*. "Man looketh un But nil that 1 could sec the outward appearance, but the usually blanch enough ’ns that little, muck ng. white r< Lord lopkclh upon the heart." If Hanging Just too high for me. you are thu* hobbling through life, place the rcmulrfder In the rewith a whitewashed heart, note . There are bud* of- promise, too, Beyond our reach to gather. considering that (hid Ifta made "both A Hetero I’aln Quicky Relieved. the Inside and tho outside. . "As u And. like the little charmer Buak the Injured member for tiwcnThat tempted nic lurtrny. great *tre** upon alm*. They Meal ouuluilf th* hrlghlni-sa From many a summer {lay. Sprain. word which means Oh. heart* that faint <wRh longing For some forbidden tree. what I* within, xnd surely u)l I* dean Look up! and learn a lesson be a glass of milk, un eggrtog. cup uf Io you.’". Three woes follow: (a) from my white rose and me. cocoa, baked apple, a generous oiler ugnlnrt eulisSituHun; (b) against of 'bread and butter, or anything un ’Ti* -wiser, f*r. to number stiQixuliatlon: (cj anjnst decep­ hand that the patient will relish. This The blessing* at uur feet tion. Tithing was a t-umfnundinent food furtitlts the system against nauin the (>. T. These were carrying thia to the exlremo by tithing herbs, ■After the Huaklng and eating ha* etc., ut tin- same tlmg omitting right bei ti duly dispensed with, apply urnr< lutloiohlp <o men. Both should 1h> iia. or any other good liniment, to the attended lo. Seo Luke 11:8-14; Mt. 16:4-9. They loved place* of pre­ Hunnel b.induK' • Repeat tho proccs* | And maybe In the morning eminence, and to be called Rabbi two «.r threl- 11m«s dally, and you When III* b!r*»td face I sec. (ML 33:«L This spirit of M-lf-Mckquickly the Ing cuntlujic*. People will nut serve Grow Just too high far me. nt nil. unlosn the plate of prominence —Anonymous. and nume I* opened to them. Read llcdpe fur Hartl Hemp. Phil- 3:6-11. Christian* uro breth­ ren. isiuuJ: our uno Head Is In heav­ live pound* of grease melt Haa No Bang Account en. From Him w« receive life, Tha world owe* ovary nun a living, teaching, gultUnn; to Him wo arc and cool. uccountablr. Hu separates, quali­ Put u l*n-cont* package of potash but it doesn't tend out checks. ties nnd commission* believers for solvcd om: lAblospoonful of borax. I Quickly cured by Dr. Hobson's EcAdd ono tnbcHpoonful of household । u,ntt Ointment C 1’. Culdwoll. “f ummonU jind stir the mixture with' New Orleans, La stale*: "My doctor n.vr’w&fc ra un,111 ‘,,Molvt,lI’1 Th/’* I advlMHl me u try 1$. lIolMton's Kcntlx iwtih the cool tut. silrriog for | *Cm» Balve.’ 1 used litres boxes ot about Un minutes or until thu mix-! olntmunt und Hire* cakva of Dr. uro grow* ropy Pour into uny r«<- Hobson’s Derm* Zum* Sosp. Today । tangular utensil and lit. cool. When j have nut a spot atiywhetu on my । hardened enough, murk Into cukes tody aud can say 1 »un cured." U will । and let wt until tord-M. D. B.. . • du th. same yo" Ito soothing. | healing. uniiM pih acHun will rid you । uf al akin humor*,' Vluckh*ad*< Pl*nif beaten too much. »uy ginger pit,-*. Eczema biutchu, v*d unsightly cake will lurn light colored. Htir soibo. and Icttyc* your *ktn clean and lung ••nough to mix the Ingredient*, healthy. Gel u b-.g today-- Uuar.«nliti longer. A good old-fashloni’d rulv'•ttecd. All druggists, 59c., ur by mall-I for black• gingerbread Is'si >. .. IU follows: .1UW.. ..-.«,urr uaoiMiu vo, f'hllad*lphlu up of 1’uerto Rk-0 molaoMi lA Ht. LoUht-^-CarveUt A Stebbins and ...... ----- ----------------- J A. «. Mulholland.—Adv. that is guaranteed to pay you the • (leaning Form tils. Grille raw potatoes to a tine pulp, add one pint ot water to one pound of potato. Foss thl* liquid through u fine sieve and cloth. Let It remain In u vessel untilthe fine white starch settle* to the bottom then pour off the The Best Coffee in the City | S*lt*d Hutt | Satanic Wrath nnd Wlck*d- The Outline Developed. If you use In teaching only print­ ed portion, drop the third part of tho outline, and make Qto second end nt v SI. Hut the whoki Is preferable. 54. indicate* the probable motive luck of tho Invitation. Hatan was in It. The Pharisee played the part of a friend nnd host, while at heart ho was a llend nnd a ttfiund. Read Chas. Ralston und 11. 11. Bascom Zech. 13-4. The purpose of the plot nounccd. with three woes. (1) They made such application of the Jaw, in Inn friendship only that they might expounding It to the people, as was never Intended of God. Inflicting they could accuse Him before thn grievous burden*, and exempting vlval meetings ut the Hhaytown F. 51. Him killed. themselves from bearing them. Thus church Sunday .evening. tho Word of God Is perverted -by even though that heart lie religious, ha* been caring for Mrs. A. Kream­ relined, respectable, reformed. "Yr salvation la by simple ‘faith In Christ. er. returned io her home in Lake must be born again." Pharisee meant <?i By building sepulchres for the lilK-ssa lust Monday. She bus called prophets they seemed to *ay~that they would never have killed them, too time* In the historical Houk* of as did ihetr father*. They did the Chaa. Bidwell same needs, However. tnemselves Eplatles (Phil. 3:6); no other (dace • see Acts 1-7). Regarding V 60, C. Ip'tho Bible. They came to John's I. Scofield aaga on the parallel panspresent.'' preaching (Mat, .3), followed und Wheeler - commenced persecuted Jesus throughout Hl* fuiniled In the destruction of Jeru­ ministry, opposed the early church, salem. A. D. 70." (31 Thia wo* can applied forcibly to the present day yellow boil four tablrspnonful* of] and Paul, who was himself a Phar- be false teacher*, who handle deceitfully flour In four quart* of water, stirring Buying to Have Moftey. tho Word of God to the subverting of It well. Then pour half tho boiling law. holding tradition* of men In Buying Foley’s Honey and Tur liquid over tho flannel, let it remain the saves money because just until the water cools, rub the flannel. high .uitetni, but missing thn spirit of Their meaning I* evident. Thia les- Compound few dose* stops the cough and cold Rina* it through posed our Lord: l,harl.we.«. H.iddu- son I* a powerful arraignment of , aund ono bottle lasts a long time. It jirofemora. quickly heals raw and inflamed sur........ r.X. BOTH AND GIRIK—Irene Nor- faces, stop* tickling throat, harsh, lief In the supernatural thing* In tho ton. of R. R. No. 3, Nashville got the rasping coughs, croup, hoarseness, i Undo (the Hadducees rejected ghe book. She attends the 31. K. church 1 bronchial and la grippo coughs.—Ar­ hang It up to drain and dry. |truth of resurrection), and worldll- al Maple Grove. See tho BANNER I thur Mulholland.—Adv. j ness. These things «Ve still with u*. BANNKB WANT ADVIL PAY. I They constitute the leaven of the —The Third Epistle of . John. Pharisee*. Sadducees and Hcrodlans. ful bakng soda. £ little ntmeg. add two nd one-half -iupful* of flour, which will make ■ dough-sufllclently aid* and Insert tho candpenet stiff enough to rtffl. out on a floured hoard: then cut tdto about two and place .the can in an upright position one-half Inch dinrnontl shaped pieces, on a table, hold firmly and work the cut a slot In eenter and double one end through tin- holo. Xfaip into a skillet the Steak* Ham and Eggs Chops Sausage Hamburg Steak Etc., Etc. III.’ Chamberlain's Tablets err girl ii » fit companion for her. boy or girt who.read* tliis E platIo the greatest number ul time* between. trusted to protect her from every­ thing and anything that will mar at 153 Institute Place, Chicago, by Feb. Zfigh will receive a good book that appear not. This world la not a Sincerely your*. friend of righteousness; no. not even LEE W. AMEC. uf moral purity. Guard nnd guide that boy, that girl. Remember your SI M ll-I.Dtemptations and trial* during youth Mr*. ti. Barnum spent to your confldance. (be their Counsel­ lor*. Do not leave them a prey fur nt Luke Odessa und other point*. tho graves that appear not. False modesty I* a fatal mlstakt. "Unto Ily of Mtflllken the pure nil things are pure." Ths on Good Samaritan thereby lii.canui unclean. UruVM were therefore whitewashed to warn not whitewashed- unolran. but not ki> marked. There nr« such today, appearing dean outwardly, but nn evil heart dwells within. Muny a person is defiled by such. Father* and mother*, with whom doe* that boy of your* spend* hl* sparo tlmcl What ia ho learning ttmtv.* What nil* lift mind. hi« heart? .What are tils hand* Iraruiug (u -do, where hl* feet learning to wulk. And that daughter—she know* not the dung­ oa huuU’ • *N°l ev* BIG DIVIDENDS Did you ever compare the price of Stock* Food with the value of your stock? All stock needs extra care and feed this cold snowy weather. For this purpose, we carry a complete line of remedies for all ailments. Dr. Hess’ Stock Food, Harvells Condition Powders, Holden’s 48-Hour Condition Pow­ der, Sal-Vet, Worm Powders, Cough and Distemper Cures. Kow-Kurc the great cow regulator, Hoof Packing, Louse Killers (powder or liquid,) Gall Cures and Oint­ ments. We are sole agents for the famous “Merry War Lye’’ the great Hog Cholera Preventa­ tive, only ten cents i/can. Be sure and take one home with you. - CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Goods Dalivered Phone 31 Pleased Customers I lUduuU UUulUIIIUlO to send every patron away frmn this store —। picgMd.both as to the trealmsnl.sccorded them and as to the quality of the goods purchased. i3c, aoc, aac Extra-Fancy Cleaned Prunes per lb. Dried Peaches • ................................... ... ...20c ..30c Mustard Pickles, best quality per quart can.... Salmon per can .......... . ...L..-..----- .... .ide, iiic, 20c ...ISc Genuine Whole Coddslt per lb................ ...80c Qpld Medal Flour, per sack........ ...2gc I-enox Scan 7 liar* far _____ Best Grade, Oleomargarine, per lb..............-39® Try Our Bulk Queen Olives, per quart ■ .91.00 8U lbs. H. & li. Granulated Sugar. for. ,1'resh Celery, lettuce, radishes, and parsley, A full line of fruit and .vegctsbls*. v . Phones E. C. Russ & Son Grocers �■Makau George Bbro»'*r How many p»opl« suff*r from an bins back* • Bhfoy- If tla of Qettyiburg. one of th* The Fastidious Man would Just a* noun thnk of living without eating a* he would qf omit­ ting hl* dally bath. A dainty- and convenient bathroom 1* not only n luxury, but an everyday necessity for thoso who want health and cleanli­ ness. If you. haven't a model bath­ room have oijo fitted up by you sudden, WANT ANY darting ipeot your kidneys = itch for nature's signal. e Ilfat sign may to 'headache or COAL If people didn’t KNOW that mir coal was BETTER than other grades after they had USED it .and compared results with other grades they had tried, then our coal trade would not have increased as rapidly as it has. And patrons appreciate our SERVICE too. We TAKE PAINS TO PLEASE. It makes a difference to you whether windows are (eft open, smashed in, or coal left scattered all over your yard, or cellar floors. You gi FULL WEIGHT here, you get THOUGHTFUL SERVICE and the BEST COA FOR YOUR MONEY. fegnty. painful, or 4oo frequent movements urination, Bhrtiyor Included . Ner'.'JUsnea canalant. deadKKh .h. .... tired feeling. battle of Gettysburg. Ko1 Avert the serious kidney diseases. taking the three days battle Treat tho weakened kMaeya with tyrtiurg. bne day at a limo, Ddaii'a Kidney Pills., talnly Interesting reading A .remedy especially for sick kid­ neys. Endorsed In Hastings by your man's campaigns written by himself. friends and neighbors. On Thursday night about forty of Mrs. Tomlinson. 214 N. Church BL. tho friends and neighbors of Mr. nnd Hastings. says; "My kidneys Mrs. Frank Damoth surprised thorn were weakMich., di suffered from back.by calling about eight o'clock pre­ achc. Doanan Pills relieved pared to spend the evening In a con­ tho trouble. ’sI Kidney gladly recommend this vivial manner. After Mr. and Mrs. remedy to other kidney sufferers." Damoth had recovered their com­ Price 50c, at nil dealers. Don't posure nnd could see that a moat simply aak far a kidney —get happy party of neighbors were on Doan's Kidney Pills—theremedy sama that hostess proceeded to make all at Mrs. Tomlinson had. Foster-Milburn home. The evening was most |Rea*antly passed playing games and In NORT11HAHT THOBNAPpLK. most enjoyably. The guests upon Mrs. Poss of Grand Rapids is departing left a nice silver* berry spoon aa a reminder of the occasion. helping care /or her slater, Mrs. A. Wclrengu who Is sick. . Ere long Mr. und Mrs. Damoth -will move to Petoskey. Mrs. Ora Davis visited friends In -On Friday evening a party of young friends dropped in upon ArHomer Ingram, of Hastings, spent Sunday with his sons Russell nnd William ut tho home of his- sister, The evening before the Mrs. George Poland, und husband. Mias Effie Frrcm.in. who Is help­ parents and the young man did not ing AJra. Bam Allen wiiRJier house­ expect ii repetition ot visitors the work. spent Sunday ut home. A physician -was called Sunday to following evening. The young peo­ ple left an uutogriuih album for Ar­ thur Damoth. Kach young friend sick -with pneumonia. took pains to writs a lino therein. <>n account ot the cold driving COUNTY LINE wind Sunday accompanied by a snow Whew! but that Woodland scrMic Lehigh Valley h -i -s Our Majestic Soft Coal Hard coal comes from the world’s greatest * ’ ’ e ,JIt’s HARDER than other LASTS LONGER AND BURNS BETTER BUT DOESN’T COST YOU ANY MORE. been hafldled at this elevator for years and those who used it once will not be satisfied with any other grade. We have other grades of soft coal, all kinds and sizes, and at various prices. If your coal bin is getting low, and you want coal in a hurry, with our four delivery wagons we arc inja positioq to serve you promptly. Try us and sec. E.DMONDS BROS lalnly crowed some about our nice Phone 18 The Elevator Men mild weather here In Michigan. Wonder what he thinks about It F. A. BROWN & CO. now ? Hast of Postoffice received u consignment of sacks,, the J,r- unJ Mrs. -Ben Schneider and tubers to bo placed In bags before | daughter Leona were visitors nt H. J. School Report. GUYH CORNERS. BABRYVILLE. Phone 126 > Hastings being shipped dut. James F. Kelley I Gerllnger"» Friday. Report fur Irving school for month Mr. and Mrs. Del I Kenney and [ nnd George Bedford will also self Mr. und Mrs. Orley Gilliland nnd idlng Jan. 20, 1*14: _ Agnco- Babcock spent last Monday,------- - ------- ---- ----------- *•-— — — —visitors Number days taught. 20. !«,.» Mr. Mr. W.«Hrd lime. with relative* nt Kalamu. * Total attendance. 421.5. Miss Kate Eckardt. la ut Gru ltd Rapids thia week visiting friends and Number enrolled, 22. Robert Ayr, Miss Minerva Thompson visited I relatives. • I school Friday. _ a’,d ‘‘Und*X W“h M’"“ ** • “• । from here are piannjn<-on Our coffee, like this word' 'Coffee' ’ Miss Eva S. Royal Betts started school at the I, t, , I ‘ho auto show ut Grand stands at the top of the list when you! Henry Roland and family from ' beginning of (his month. , ‘*nw Rapids this week. compere qnalilies. STRONGER. | rlgV'form movsd un ................... lhe H.lH.Pmjn Tho eighth grade find agriculture ilr». Wm. Guy. very Intercstng. They an- now out­ BKTTBR ■ FLAVOR. GREATER h The Ruction rat; ^-nenaoy Mjne lining the constitution and having VIRTUES and at .LESS MONEY (crowd. dentally was looking after some -beef Tho sixth nnd eighth gratl. n attend­ than other Coffees. 1 i,ri- J- |,4rdeo und Mrs. O. I'.irdve f',r hu 'nurket. ed the afternoon nosalon of th.- Farm­ . r ' । attended thn .funeral of Mrs. H. Mr. and Mrs. Wnhlo Gerllngcr took ers" Institute held in Mlddhiili Sladel of North Carlton. Wednesday.’dinner with tho latter** parent* at Shroyer Bros, of North Irving sold ii quantity of potatoes to n buyer from near Cloverdale one day Inst COFFEE Hastings, Mich. Now Life Pills. Paul Mathulka. of Buffalo. N. Y-. says they are ths blessing to all my family and I al­ ways keep a box at home." Get a velh * Stebbins* and A. E. Mulhol- ANNUAL TAX SALE little voaburg of Grand Rap-1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank McDonald are Muting* Mich 12? c<,.,e'’ on i,r- “nfl 5,“- s- Pender > keeping house for Orlry Gilliland** K*' “ 'Thursday. ! while the latter are visiting at Kal। Mr. and Mrs. H. Newman and Mr*. r~“ । Clara Epley spent Friday with Mrs. ' J. Eckardt. wife and dapxhtcr 1 0*1 Pardee. k,.„„....... ................ ............. _ wore Friday visitors at Waldo I Walter Wallace nnd family are jGerllngcr’*. I moving to Freeport this week. !----------------------------Mrs. Simon Pender and Mabe# SjJONY POINT. i;"";' Th..,. Wo. no chu,rh or Bomlo, Often means so much. It |‘nn™®);^ ^ ,, [School Sunday on account . of the has meant success to thou­ Vivian DtSnlap, George Esuy. Veraor Flfield. Nelle'Gillett. Eldon .ind He- 210 Jefferson St. 1 Schlffmann. Telo Shroyer. Eva nnd The First Step sands of youngpcoplcwho wrote for our Catalogue as the first step toward a good salaried position. Take the step to-day. Address Detroit Business Univer­ sity, 63-69 West Grand River Ave. Detroit, Mich. E. R. SHAW, President. BANNF.I^WANT ADVS. PAY. amount* so el* I mad Iltlnn will h* 1. institute Backache—Rheumatism | Mrs. Holomon Varney of North Cus- I tieton Wednesday. * Men nnd women having backache, i Ml** Grayce Uutches* has return.-,! rheumatism, stiff and swollen Joints homo after spending the week with are honestly glad to know that Foley her aunt. Mrs. Harry Rltchlo and1 Kidney Pills aro successful every- i huaband. where In driving out these Ills. That j Mr. and Mrs. Alonso Hilton and Is because ./Foley Kidney Pills arc a Sir. and -Mrs. Orr Fisher of Martin true -medicine and*'quickly effective Corners, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. B. J. Well­ In nil diseases that result from weak man visited Mr and Mrs. Joseph Inactive kidneys and urinary Irrcgu- I Messenger Sunday. lurllles.—Arthur Mulholland.—-Adv. -Mr. und Mrs. Horace Curtis of Montan, visited Hr. and Mrs. T. H. | Rodebaugh Thursday und Friday: ialso Mr. and Mrs. Hurry liltchic nnd The Irving General ’ Store When it cornea to a show down wc arc right there with the goods, and prices that can't be beat. Quick action gets the goods, 11.00 aa ibs H. St E. Granulated- Sugar----- - >4.50 too lbs. H. & E. Granulated Sugar Sunshine Flour, cwt.. — >2.25 10c 3-5c Boxes N. T? Matches. i lb. Arm & Hammer Soda-------- --------5c C. R. WatsonIRVING, MICH. BOTH PHONES ■■ on hlk brother M family Thursday. inontvllle tor Itulph McNltt Sunday with his „■ Mrs. Mary ty~wilt tie cn- SmltSKi on Thursday. February I ton Thursday evening. ' ...... ....... ,...n m.eouvu the birthday surpriM; on Khlrley Slo­ Mrs. Flora Wood Th. > cum Saturday evening. It being his 1.1th blrthduy. was held. Buy f'.-rklns has purchased a IngMr. and Mrs. William family out .with comfort." But lie engaged in ftmlth und idman and in visited John Fur­ -ni;lm , which he him Initialled In hli Coats Grove. ”, -.................................................. iuhiur. 1 hi- millyard la full of luge. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Everts -wjrre palgn. icullrd to Nashville lust week because ilionjamln Stclnev ind family anof the serious Illness of their daugh­ ter. Mrs. Forest Everts. Mrs. Everts house. Is a great sufferer at times from a»thml William Smith intended the Farr r< Institute In attend school lust <wcck on account of Hustings Friday. A daughter was i.nrn to Mr. und Mrs. SylvMter Curtin .-n Monday, BAN N ER WANT AD VS. PAY. Mrs. C. E. Smith and granddaugh­ ter Beatrice und Mr-. E. E. Barnum have each been hut Inn un attack of tho grip. we are always ready to make good this guarantee. Now at the present high cost of living, if you can get flour, that will make just as good bread, or better, than the flour that y<Ai have been McQulen, of Grund lt.ipida. died last, week In the hmpl... iberp. Our sympathy Is extend, i : • the family. Fay C. Wing ..f M..> i .ud. a former imstur of the Church of Christ uf1 Coutu Grove, will pn.i. b at the usual hours next Sund.ij. F« b. 16th. both morning and evening •uuiiuu; wax ............... lur ,0.1 ll curriers und milk Ii.micro, -but the Coats Gruvu men nude lhefr routes nil right only . on-ul-t.ibiy dtrtuyid by thu snow drifts. Htintlay School NoUW. faint flunduy. u* u- using, for less money, are you not standing in your own light if you do not give it a fair trial? ' bn Bunday, February Hubjrrt of the lvs-on next Sunday Is "'Christ's Hatred <t Hiunns,” Luki ‘SUNSHINE FLOUR’IS GUARANTEED to be “As good as the best, and better than the rest." HI Schlffman. Eva Watson Gillett. And Procure a sack of Sunshine Flour today and compare lhe bread-from it with the bread made from the flour that you have been using, also the cost price. We are sure that your next order will be Sunshine. F. A. Childs <5 Co IRVING MICHIGAN. ISWytS MSMMMUMMMI Don't forget to burn those scrip- Methodist Minister Kix^mwumds Cl[ambcrlalu'n <oiqflt limited). Ry. James A. I.vwja, Milaca; Mlnri.'. writes: "Chamberlain"* Cough Remedy has been a needed and wel­ come guest In our home for a num­ ber of years. I highly fopommepd r It to my fellows us being a inodl. In। iporthy. ut trial In i.»sea uf, coIde. coughs and croup." Glv* Chambertain's Cough Remedy a trial and w» uro confident you will rind It very cfJfcctuul and continue to iqsi it u <><•• iVusluti.ruiulii" for > 1 tnapy others have d> OAN.WUI WA.vr ADV* PAI CLEMEXT SMITH -1 \ n. <>> ■ 11. :11.. . I - V.m ’ it........ >1 .a "Schedn in DstMi. bw-M Uth. hl.^ ^ ^It i r SCHEDULE A i -. n i t �Sufferers-Read! | NASHVILLE 1-aat week Wednesday aftnrat Madams David Kun* end F Brumm- entertained th* Dorcas • clety of the Evangelical church PEOPLE Southwestim Michigan DUG AND WELL THIS WEEK'S NBWS IN nkaM-by people Mrs. Mary Townsend ' entertained Mr*. Onborn. of Melmore. Ohio, and which art •»nny. Th* product I* * ratlJ. simpl* adrantoss of tha man ufocturant cuar- North Castleton Friday .-*l*o Mrs. w«*h. net a patent m.dlcln* cx.ncoetod of I^hlllp Gartlnger of the Village. various worth!*** *r1»ntiae .... _ - druss. but a«ntto*Mic Mr. and Mrs. Von W. Furnlas and !,e D.D.TX Mr. and Mrs. II D Wqtrlng enter­ tained the young .married people* SOO club Thursday evening at tho home of the first named cnupie. Mi-i.noi.iaxi> SOLD BY ARTHUI NORTHEAST KALAMO. thiiitarday on bualue** in thl* locality. Charles Farr I* not improving a* Mr. and Mrs. I-ynn Morier nre Uhe spending thl* week with her PAr*"1* {i.iockaded again. In Sheridan. • winter now seem* right* rented Clark Foot's farm Cittern*' hank In Bellevue, ha* prat? course la to If you keep chicken* and consider the Pope farm. nn unprofitable pastime, look for 'Tjlilan Pope Sheldon and famllT 1 »»*«• reason. In most eases you will of Nordhoff. California. «»mr here otflnd >«ur chickens are In poor rotiattend her mother*, .funeral. I dltlon. w th du •' 'u^' Jsno from a Try < oNDITION FOB,U*<ie Baker is recovering ............. .... HAIt\ ELLA I* senalbl*. p)en- >ill-tasting aid to re­ note the difference, it "offering norne little lime recenj fhll. , I’ER — spirit*, glowMr*. Rurannah-Bcheldt. Kuix- nrwed Mrength. •• IP-ri Brigg* te sick with rheuma- count...----- -■‘ • help you. telling inn heath. Jf it « HWn , pi-urance <>f the fowl* nnd what I* town. Pennsylvania, -wh<' 'hurte* rl>me and tell 41Fred RmurnC arc entrrtolnln* more Important, largely increase* lhe back your muni y .vithout Ncheldt. is quite romtwny from a dteUnce. _ Yield of egg*. ITire ID cl* P*r packfamily h.-tye Rotteri Cronk Knr 1 live, bold bv C. r-. Harvey.—Adv. i-e Into Frank Bold only at the i.000 Rexall Btore*. An agent from Indiana wai in thl* Daniel Keyes has sufficiently reneighborhood selling evaporators Inst ■ ——— fvered from hto recent Illness to be ina BACKACHE KIQHEYS week. We understand several pur-I to* KIDHETS AMO AND GLADDER BLADDER FOLEY KIDNEY PHIS QID you [VER [JSE PARCEL pOST? Plants school pupil* Monday morning. Ir. and Mr*. Walter Reach < GRANO RAPIDS FLORAL CO. "JiLsT It’s Made Right There’s a knack to making good ptstryTand we have it. . ■ Try One Order The Home of Cottage Bread The Palm Garden J. W. Armbruster, Prop. Phone 548 Hasting*. Mich. responded to the notice* gent them and who have promised to make payment*-within a week or two. A bl* hound walked Into helped himself to a nice string of erately as though he hud left the proper change with butcher. A* hr were sticking out of hl* mouth tn nil direction*. It wim eertalny a case of Portland Parcel Post Orders and.Phone Or­ ders Given Prompt Attention Chrysanthemums, Roses, Carnations, (all colors,) Violets and Easter Lilies. All kinds of potted plants, such* as Peppers, Poinsettas, Primroses, Azaleas, (all colors. ELI CROSS road In front tiring * rifle. Bell—Main. 208 Store—148 Monroe Ave. Citizens—2470 Greenhouse*—Ashland Ave. and Page Street Grand Rapids, Mifli. the gun and the ringing of the ballet |i«a It aped by hto face and funned hl* whisker*. filed and abe be discharged from raid • It ha* been stated that a man's trust. stomach I* hla boiler, hl* body to hto engine and hto mouth the lire box. Franck, of Nashville. Is your boiler (stomach) tn good bo and te hereby appointed for hear­ Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Gnretl of West Vermontville spent Tuewlay with Mr. will not stand a full load and not able ing oald pet!Hon: It I* Further Ordered. That public to supply the needed energy to your notice thereof be given by publication Mr. and Mrs. Jnke Fuhrman of engine (body)? If you have any ot a copy of thia order, for three auc* Maple Grove spent Tuesday with the trouble with your atpmach Chamber­ In the Hastings BANNER, a strengthen nnd Invigorate the Horn- hearing. Bas*. newspaper printed and circulated In Mrs. Wm. Bahl spent Wednesday (urally. Many very remarkable cure* Mid county. with her mother. J’>>f stomach trouble have been affected Judge of Probate. Woodjand. ELLA C. EGGLESTON. Warren Wilkinson Adv. Register 'of Probate. spent Thursday with hto fath A true copy 4-wk* Id Wilkinson. ’Ahtleton. The Epworth U-agtic of the M. E. church enjoyed i ririghrlde Wctlsrs- c of Grand Rapid* was home in Portland. day. In tlon* mining In satisfactorily. He han been plenaantly surprised by the Busan Beetle's Bunday und Monday. Madam* Emma Wilkinson, Carrie church Bunday. Monday, Tuesday Zuschnltt and Stella Brumm spent ind Wednesday evening* of this for Christmas and other occasions. Stora-18 Monroe Ave. PHONE 5995. .rrre nanu i" wora nut.wo Assignee Karl Kimberly. Mia* II can Burr (pent Sunday with it i* reported that forty "f 'foreign student* were unable tc to school Monday forenoon on count of lhe deep snow. We use it in sending flowers to you and find we can give good service. Everything in Cut 63996371 C. ’siehert I* ■trlng Tho Women'* Literary Club met wltl^ Mrs. W.- A. Vance Tuesday af­ ternoon for Southern Day and the You Get at the PALM GARDEN brings an expression of perfect satisfaction to the faces of those who eat it. "■likening. dehllli.iHng effect* of In­ and there appear* to tie little or nothcreasing old age. It help* to rebuild I .... ... .„ ....-------------------- ---------wasted Uamirs. strengthen* thei*| individual depositor* made a> trtp nerve*, and give you new energy and* ‘— *—•— •------ —*■ ------a lively feeling In the body. It conlakh any action, but the conaenaua of taken that have not tilling comment their lee house Saturday. .... -­ your enoney. from latke One I* of splendid quality Rexall Olive OU Emulsion, contain* pure Olive Oil and the Hypophos­ phite* -which though they hav* long been endorsed -y sitrcessful physlhl* routi morning was up»et at the corner of Main and Sherman street*, t'lil a Lined. Tha rceult I* a real -body, nnd blnn<!-building food-mrdlman right on the spot caught the nervn »«• that w« tM*||>-v>- I* superior to ythlng'etee in .-reumlng debility, •akneas and iteblllty ta illaraae, nn<l tone and stri-nuth- n the nerve* and nrich tha Mood — —----- ’’ Eleanor are often Stratton. I* confined to n dark ro6m on account of Nome serlou* trouble •live <111 Emulsion sick anil her daughter. Wolf, of Ann Arbor I* COUNTIBS. lex-ill olive Oil Kmul* Indiana. Satur­ Legal JldvertlKtiittili smer, air*. < n.ia. i-urroti. irii Ing In Charlotte last Saturday. day With the latfer' 1 unlay till Monday afternoon. . lira Kit.vn Xt.-r^nex- wkn I Mia* Fernb F««x. of Morgan, spent Austin nt brother iplng for some time nt Bert Decker's Friday and Ratjirdny with friend* ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. am of Washington went to Lil Sherman'* Comer*. Spent Bunday with her sister. Mr*. Cornell# Tom­ State of Michigan, lhe Probata first of tho week with friend* at Has­ thi-lr uTncle, Mr. Bloom, and aunt. Court for the County of Barry. lin. ting*. At a session of raid court, held at Mr*. Walter Logon to on a two town Wednesday. NORTH NASHVILLE week* vlall In Grand Rapid* posting ting* In mid county, on the thirtieth day of January D. 1*14. Prraent; Hon. Cha*. M. Mack. Baltimore- spent Tuesday night spent Saturday Judge of Probate. \ In the Matter of lhe Estate of Mia* Galla Hager of Woodland Vlrgll Kidder vi-lted hl* mother nt spent Tuesday night with Kd. Pal­ Sophia Wetter Seeley, deceased. • V.-rmontvin* Friday. l^>wl* W. Welx-r, administrator, mer ntid family. having filed In raid court hto petition praying for therein stated Mitchell, last Friday und Saturday. EruiUiu- Cir. Ent ul Birin tn. Grand Rapids, Mich. 1 ( your order amounts to (3 or over we'll pa, telephone cbargea. “Michigan’s Leading Insurance Company Caley and family- OF THE OLD Charles Weinert and John Weinert. administrator* Defendant*. the court house In lhe City of Has­ tings in aaid county on the 10th day Present: Hon. Clement Smith. Cir­ cuit Judge. In thia cause It appearing by tha iffldavlt on Ale therein that defendant Agnes Brandt I* not a resident ot tho len o'clock State of Michigan, but a resident of .he Slate of New Jersey; that Nellie Robert Cronk nnd family of Maple FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT Rtate of Michigan. Hu* Circuit Court, for lhe county of Barry, In chancery, fhomas W. Hammond. Complainant. aiturday on Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company OF DETROIT Michigan Mutual Life Building Arthur Smith wa» home from Grand lt.iidda Bunday. Ho finished hl* course <>f study in the Grand l^i!>!<!* Hu-ine** College Thuratlay and to now employed stenngrn-' pher ut Hili'* Bakery. “ ' Grand Rapid*. ISO Jefferson Avenue For the Year Ending December 31st, 1913 Friday on buslncs*. ASSETS Cash on deposit in banks • ■ - ' <* First mortgage loans un real estate Real Estate, including Home Office building Loans to policy holders secured by reserves Bonds, cash value • * •» • Loans on collateral Interest and rents due and accrued .... Net outstanding and deferred premiums secured by reserves $ 229,547.81 9,524,674.97 104350.00 1,708,872.28 25,000.00 2,500.00 155,693.23 128,375.49 $11,879,013.78 LIABILITIES Reserve fund (computed by the Michigan Insurance Dept.) Premiums, interest and rents paid in advance Installment policy claims not yet due .... All other policy claims Reserved for taxes and other items payable in 1914 Other liabilities Surplus fund $10.685367.19 35,954.60 57338.99 65,681.05 . 26,956.89 2748.09 1,003,966.97 $11,879,013.78 Insurance written and paid for in Michigan during 1913 Total amount of insurance in force December 31, 1913 During the year ,1913 the Company Paid death claims amounting to ' Paid to living policy holders . Total amount paid to policy Total amount paid to policy the Company Total amount paid to policy the amount now held for 3,863,592.84 53,422,431.19 moobb. ::: »■ BXBOXBM turned ti at Charlotte Monday afternoon. cnt--ri.iln<-<l by Mr. and Mr*. K. ... Bchanti at their home Monday even­ Mrs. Hoy Brumm nnd daughter1 Velma were at Hasting* Saturday. Mr. and Mr*- Herbert Fairchild* Notlee to hereby riven, that by an order of the Probate Court for the spent Thursday with her parent*. Mr. County of Barry, made on the 14th nd Mr*. Albert Barry pf Woodland. day of January A. D. 1»14. four months from that date were allowed Itching, bleeding, protruding or for creditors to present their claim* blind piles yield to Doan'* Ointment. Chronic case* soon relieved. finally rough*. late of said county, deceased, cured. Druggist* nil sell it.—Adv.■ and that all credltorsof Mid deceased are required to present their claim* to aaid Probate Court, at the Probate NOTICE <»F HEARING OF CT*AIMH. Office In the City of Hasting*, for exStalo of Michigan.^County of Barfore the 14th day ot May next, and that such claim* will be heard before order of the Probate Court for the said Court on Thursday, the 14th day County of Harry, made on the fifth of May next, at ten o’clock In the forenoon* of that day. Dated Jan. 14th. A. D. 1>14. CHARLES M. MACK. for creditor* to pre»ent their claim* Judge of Probata. of raid county, deceased, and ’ that Fred Nrlsnh *»f Detroit spent Sun­ day with relative- ■- •*-- — at A. E. Khlder Monday. Ernest Appleman look Levi -Ev­ ert* to lln-tlnga Monday to board with RhrrifT William* for a while. George McWha of Vermontville *m in the xillags Monday afternoon. Mr* George McWha of Vermont- qulrrd to present their claim* to raid ORDER IN)R PUBLICATION. Probate Court, at the Probate Office Stale of Michigan. TluA^ Probkte In the City of Ha*tlt|jni. for examin­ Court for the County of Barry. Claud Marshall and Harold Sher- ation nnd allowance, on or before tho num of Charlotte spent Bunday with fifth day of June next, and that auch claim* will -be heard before raid ting*. In wild county, on the thirtieth 'hri* M. on Friday the fifth day of Present: Hon. Mack. • k wltlk hto parent*. Mr. noon of that day. Judge of Probate. I. II. Kraft. Estate of Dated Fab. Sth. A. D. 1114. Mary Drake, decea CHARI.EB M. MACK. Martha W. Crawford, executrix, lotle Saturday, having filed In raid court her petition Air*. Lydia Mrs, Eunice M htwrjng on her nnal account a* ex­ ecutrix of tho win of mild deceased Mia* l.luh- Higdon spent Saturday and that tho same may be.allowed ** tnee, or the appenrancn of any o* thrm. then that th* person *o enter ng hto appraram-e eauae hto answc to the bill A complaint to b« tllc< ind a copy W same to be served upoi. •ollcltor* for complainant within fitin him, or them, or hte or their *ullcltors, of a copy of said bill, and In ■onfrased by said defendants, and by It te further ordered that tho com­ ilshcd In lhe Hasting* IA**NNER, a newspaper printed, published nnd rlrculatlnx In raid county, and that «uch publication bo commenced within twenty (ID) day* from tho date of thl* order, and that sucji pub­ lication be continued therein ones In ceaeion, or that complainant cause a copy of this order to be pereonally ■erved on said defendants, and each of them, at least twenty (10)' day* before the time subscribed tor hto ap­ pearance. CLEMENT SMITH. . Circuit Judge. Examined, bounterslgnad. and enter­ ed by m*. \ ■ ROY ANDRUS, Register In Chancery. JEWELL A EWING, Rolicllor* for Complainant. Bu*lne*a address. Grand Rapid*. Mich.. Houseman Bldg. COLGROVE A POTTER. Solicitor* for Complainant. Burines* address. Hasting*, Michigan. MIm lilrka Kckardt of Woodbury m « p w . * • 637,097.16 859,348.80 holders in one year -/, holders since the organization of 1,496,445.96 23355,02321' holders since organization plus their benefit - 34,040390.40 A record of actual result* which (peak* for itself. Attention is invited to the high character of the auets of'the Michigan Mutual, which is '’"cr. paued by any Insurance Company in the United Sutta ' All the policies written by the Michigan Mutual are approved bv the Commissioner of Imurance of Michigan; all its policies contain the Standard Provisions required by the laws of the States in which it operates, and all the obligations of its policy contracts arc guaranteed and secured bv or®, fully invested ***et* of over IH.850,000.00, including a surplus fund of over 11,000,000.00. The definite policy contracts issued by this Company appeal to al! who are looking for absolute protection and investment in life insurance at the lowrat rates permitted by the standard and legalised tables of mortality. The Michigan Mutual Has Some Lucrative Field Poritions Open for Men of Integrity and Ability ». ing said petition;----------- ;— 11 la Further Ordered. That public that Mary A. Becker to not a resident notice thereof bo given by publication of this State, but a resident of Eng­ of a copy of this order, for three sue- land: that John Hammond 1* not n Klnnlc and children spent Saturday' of thto State, but a resident and Sunday with Albert Klnnc and hearing, tn the Hastings Banner, a resident >t England: and that William Ham­ family of Hasting*. newspaper printed and circulated In mond to not a resident ot this Stat*-, ■aid county. but a resident of England: CI IAH. M. MACK. On motion ot Colgrove A Potter tnd Jewell A- Ewing, solicitor* for ELLA C. EGGLESTON, complainant. It to ordered that the Register of Probate. appearance of the said defendant* grippe. A true copy. Agnes Brandt, Mary A. Becker, Nel­ lie Emery. John Hammond and Will­ rand Rapid*. Muskegon and other iam Hammond, nnd nf each of them. NOTICK OF HEARING CLAIMS. >* entered In this cause within live nos*. State of Michigan. County ot Barry. Fractalst Mrs I>anlel ’ Oetroth and Mrs. Monuments •nd with tor cousin.-Mr*. Clyde Wll- We have in our «how room the finest selection of monuments and mark* ers we ever had. Now that Spring is approaching why not call and look them over. -You can place your order now so your work can be placed before Dec­ oration Day. We quote very low prices for very best material. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. There wm no school Monday the Quail Trap District an account uf ii,,. - * Mr*. Vlv: > Hagerman, Mrs. Geo. Ferry and Mix Louis* Spire of Nashville vlaited Mrs. Jennie And8evei.il from thl* vicinity attended Grange Saturday In their new hall. Kd. Manning and Mabie Jones groom'n father** farm. a happy wrddeg Iff*- alble time had. Wish them Henry Flannery Auctioneer Dowling, Route 2 A most . enjoy- DON'T FORBET TO CAU ON YOUR HOME DEALER.' IRONSIDE BROS. Dy^ep*la is America'* cure*. Bur­ dock Blood Bitter* conquer* dyspepala every time. It drive* out Impurltle*. digestion, normal *r*lght. and good health.-—Adv, Phone 197 Satl&fAction Guaranteed Granite and Marble Dealers Hutingi, Mich. �gtoMy coat and h«*llhy appetite. It will c*u*c young pigs to develop mote rapidly. It will cans* sheep to be more hardy, and keep them tree from dUeu<i. It will pat brood mare* in condition to bear healthy colt*. It expcla worm* and correcta kidney trouble. It impart* a tone aud vigor such a* every lover of fine atneka deHghta to aee. Thoro's * reaaon why Little Ulant ia better lhan otlier stack Powder, and that la that It la abaolutaly devoid jjf worthies* filler, auch a* agent* arc Kcuring around the country*fo cell you from $5.00 to $16.00 at oucc and then leaving you with thi* enortdou* amount bn your band*. Why not buy it in amall quantities and get out guar* ante* with every packaged Stock powder come* in th* following al***, 2$c‘ We and $1.00 package*. Little Chut Poultry Regulator, 25c Pkg. Little Giant Hog Panacea a remedy for Hog cholera, 60c Pkg. Bel-Medico the guaranteed worm dcitroyer, $l.00and $1.60p*il*. We carry all size*in stock. E. TUNGATE <3 SON. Merchants, Banfield. Michigan. Try a Peck of Naval Oranges, 39 cents. burg visited ut "the UlicF* parents Tuesday. A. A. Aldrich Is taking Cr«alm«nt* at Battle Creek for some trouble with ht* oar. -WmMtag bells pealed forth their chimes Wednczdny ul 11:10 o’clock whan Ml»a Florence Willison was united fn holy matrimonial- bund* to Martlp-Teter*. The bride wm dron­ ed In Alice blue serge. Mtaa Ethel Tungatn acted us Ijyre Bostwick o and hearty best man.- ..Best congratulations. vlrlting her niece, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. LuMont Browning visited al I Are You Sure J HICKORY COHN KUH. Currsspondcnt. Ellon Kelley. for your money. If you spend it with us you WILL be sure. We are giving the best to be had at the price on ANY article. Here we give you just a few of our everyday prices. Isaac Jansen was tn Augu Thursday on business. Tho ‘Masons gave ths East! Huns a banquet Wednesday night. ♦ 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 0 .3 for 45c Red Alaska Salmon, 16c per can. Peas and Sweet Com...... ..... ____ 10c No. 3 Can Tomatoes _ ... ____ 12c 4 Pkgs. Krinkle Com Flakes.... .......... 25c Karo Syrup in------------------..10c cans and 25c, 45c pails Nice large Oregon Prunes____________ .____ L 15c lb. 12 Boxes Ohio B. T. Matches___________________ 45c These are only a few. wlth Ellen Kelley na leader. Thu boy* were on the ulllrmalivc side. It women haven't the ballot, they can Hl*ill. Kcvcntli ami Eighth Grades. ll*h HerocsJ' When they get through they are going to write the story. . The seventh grade I* having con­ junction* In grammar. The seventh and eighth grades arc having thv southern states In geogra­ phy. WM. HENKES & SON, KDg' nnd bond* In arithmetic. . Primary llootn. Marguerite McElwain and Winnie Banfield, 13—3 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ------ ------------------ These Stage Beauties Endorse Thom--------------------------There i» no d**» of women who know better how to ili»crimin*tc in the u:e of thing* to make them more beautiful than artreue*. Among the many celebrated Mage beautun who u»canJ culhuziastiouly |>rai>c l«>lh llanuuay Hair Beautifier anJ llwnnoiiy bhaiupuo are: ETHEL BARRYMORE LAURETTE TAYLOR ELSIE FERGl sox As we are about to make a changi in the in* terior of our store we are offering some real bar­ gains that are worth your time to take advantage of them. All heavy goods will be sold at cost. Store*. Ours Is tho store In th!* Town Carveth & Stebbins Phone 31 Ing. Hastings, Mich For Sunday School and Why Collections Arc Large. A pious old lady of our acquaintance devotes the pror --I,, from the eggn ptotedilng ”E5F hens jay on Sunday* to tho church. Fortunately for tho church cVn- nearly all her hens arc Sabbath-breakthc I. All Wool Hose at Cost 50c Men’s Hose_______ 38c 25c Men’s Hose_______ 19c now...$1.95 now...$1.75 now...$1.50 now...$1.25 now... .99 i All 10c Outings at....8c | vumnrereiallxvd vice belief tut It Is that Ladies’ Hose 50c Wool Hose........35c 25c Wool Hose.......... 19c 15c Fleeced Hose.........10c Special Bargains in all parts of our Dry Goods Department. Men’s Winter Gaps at Cost. GROCERY SPECIALS 5 lbs Coffee......................................... 3 cans Peas___________ 3 lbs Good Tea....................................................... 3 cans Salmon____________________________ 3 cans Com___________ $1.00 .25 1.00 .25 .25 wj Then.- was n recall of •« :>romh;-nt | L",., " Vtireil -while slaw irarterr. and the ri<-.ill of a |>roiulm-iit Mayor in | - Orangeville avliuol Bunday. . . “ formerly ' of thl* place, U on the lek list this Utah. Idaho. lit. < tregun. puued a resolution submlttlng^to thn people of that -Mii’un equal 1Wfnigo amendment. e'—«— u— ........ If Michigan hud election ot is full citizen.hip ballot bo the ul.. of that citizenship ' . _ --------times no. It would be our duly lit be one unit In our gr, .tl political life, DEPARTMENT STORE so Intelligent, so that our In­ llucnee would ' ' not <>r> ' tjyrmeate the Both Phones, Bell and Citizen* political life of our neighborhood. Prairieville, Michigan. but <»o . 11 factor tn---------Mrs. John Woodruff has returned conditions In stun- >nd nation, homo frnjn ILutilngx. Her mother: our duty as ' .to study . th. who wus very sick.-1* better at this FARMS FOR SALE! nUrr n.uiiiv. many Ignorant n>bra, 'Head the । Mr. and Mr*. B. J. Sutherland of political nt»w» hi thv dully papers: • •xfurrf visited nt A. r. Forshey'a the list. study the rceurd •-( y"*r represontuI1r»t of tlx* week and nt Karl Brl«:>cct to do any iiiklng*' nor take A little girl cunie to the home uf any part -in uny spiuaeulal' paraar. Archie Matteson Huturduy night, In Michigan, 'but we do expert to keep ul It until we obtain what Is Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bristol spent Mother and baby ure .......doing ,, ..nicely. . . ours by right, full -Ulsenahlp. Wndntoulay ut, Carl Howman's In ■What suffrage hue already done In Johnstown, attending a cemitcry clr- Frank Whitworth of. Dowling Wed­ Wpehlngtun. At b >-‘t nine pronesday _ Mr. und Mr*. Edgar Brlatul spent Irfin tleli Cut romans suffrage. In Oregon Friday ut KuH Bristol**. " in I'lnh thirteen. In Color,!1Vcrn Town ha* rented hla father** tn. In lu.iho nine. In WyotnAllen McDonald. J. C. Christy and Nelson Willison U drawing brick Hall had u Sunday midnight rail to These luW.t h.i • • tu do with tin-: tor bln new hdusv. home*, the »eh""1. reform Institu­ l*runk Town-sold u horse to Albert their ni'lghbunt. tion*. nxyluniH. juvenile courts, pure | Knowles recently. foods and drugs, “‘ rltlng rtindliluiiB Vandlnc's Bttio daughter uf men, 1 women and < hlldrcn. public 1 utnd children, Mr. and Mrs. William home. . ' health und mural.-, the conservation 'Mason. Nellie Mason nnd Bert IJtls of natural resouri < » and . thu greatitiatleitded tho Cumpbell-Musun wedDancing Hold a Sin. e/t uf all—the < ■•n ervation' of hu-. ■1*0 1*0 acre*. Rood building*, buildings, good road, 11ding. Tho following, from a country cor­ inanity. The blows of suffrage fall und drawing near town, good •■ land. nnd • ’ Clarence Campbell Is respondent. I* an illnatratlon of tho naturally for humanity's uplift. level . S30.MMI.00 Iwd Corners. It strikes ugnlbi-t til4 child labor ■ old Dutch farmer'a objection to dance* und .......................................... , Geo. Ixiwr^nc- is on tho sick list. white slavery: for mothers peti-1 410,acres, good buildings, extra.... land. I Leu Jlurdlek Is able to .be out of any kind:) "Twice already have wo ■Ions and vocational training In pule ! •good roads, near town..>31,000.00 “B4|n after hl* full on tho Ice. been told that there Is going to bo a lie schuobi, and the «!tartanlng to 11 I proper length of the hours of toil. ... laviva, r.uu lauu, .lira ui —•—•------------------ ■—■ — dance at the place of 'Oom Dolf.’ And It -will speed the day When wo-. Tbl* io nothing leu than an insult to I iay to men. In the woi,iour worthy old elder.- I would advise of Dion Sumner, of t'hlcttao: "No the person who has spread this rumor longer »hull you ■ApluJt my uex In rather to publish somalhlns good vicious marriage ► b<ttop: children i» aarea, good Wilding*, within 1j ijcp PADIQIAN OArr about our ward inatead of creating of wom« n no longer shall be com­ rod* of-car Uno ............ W,000.00 PARISIAN SAGE pelled to suffer Wltlr; blHtd. eyes, sin."—Fyhtn Souli^ Africa. l> r,«l Lulldi,,.. ... .M.ac.oa J? '* '■*»»■•■ twisted limlM and Idiotic Arulnc be­ cause of thv sln» uf their father*.'' v. . • scalp I* loo ary and flakes off. Freshen 4J acre*, horse ■IwiT............. >1,000.00 up jt_NUjd daudrutt Tho dotrtdv standard of morality hiuM «in unp lhe I hi moral dumc. and I always keep an ordinary black­ 110 aero*, good ■buikling* . .sio.loo.uo disappears. Imtnodert drt»>. The leading n-iisoti , board eraser near tho kitchen range, why iiuys go wrong inuH.ftot survive. Surely try * 50c. bottle of Parisian Sage, Cail und sue us. using It to wipe off the App. write* a Buskin said. "Wt have no right to i It cleanses the hair, nourishes it, stupa Now York Pros* contrroutor. This stay In our .homes, no, matter how | Ezra Slorcliuitno will Ikj in liuuUnjpi rt CliarlcM Bau<-r> uOkxi Kat unlays. fallins hair and itching scalp. It i* just keep* tho range clean, and I only need ; •"K. to dv-. what you need to make th* scalp healthy to sub and polllh It once a week. . thu buy.OiUat I and immediately remove dandrutf. Tho eraser can be purchasedUl'M very ।help or perish.” [ CARVETU & BTEHBLNS. amall coat and save* time and trouble. F. H. WILKINSON ™G00081EIHNDMIFF EZRA MOREHOUSE & CO. HOSE COGHLAN LOUISE DRBSSr.lt Sold only at tha n.xo than 7000 PRE-INVENTORY SALE! Blankets Blankets Blankets Blankets Blankets —A liquid shampoo to keep tlie hair dean, soft, smooth and beautiful. It gives un instantaneous, ridi, foaming lather, penetrating to every part of the hair and scalp. It is washed off just na quickly, the entire operation taking only a few momenta. likaces no luijtps or ttickine-u.—Just a refreshing sense of cool, sweet cleanliness.—Just a dainty, pleasant and dean fragrance. —Both in odd-shaped ornamental bottles, with sprinkler tops. Harmony Hair Beautifier, $1.00. Harmony Shampoo, 50c. , Both are guaranteed to please you, or your money buck. J We have a full line of STAPLE DRUGS $2.50 $2.25 $2.00 $1.75 $1.25 Harmony Shampoo Tuesday. _t--------------------- _--$1.00 Phone, Hastings 3<3—jr BED BLANKETS HARMONY HAIR BEAUTIFIER ♦ You Are Getting Value Received ♦ over Hanijony Hair Beaiitifier. And no wonder, because to make the hair lustrous, soft and silky we beh’eye there’s nothing else— and we sell about all the various hair preparations made—that any­ where near comes up to Harmony Hair Beautifier. Ask any one of the many women in this town who use it— shell tell you she “loves’* it. Just look at her hair, and you’ll come to us and get some yourself. Is just whnt its name implies.—Just to make the hair glossy, lustrous, more beautiful.—Just to make it easier to dress, and more natural to full easily and gracefully into the wavy lines and folds of the coiffure. It knaves a delightful fresh and cool effect, and a lingering, delicate perfume. Will not change or darken the color. Contains no oil; therefore doesn't leave the hair sticky or stringy. Simply sprinkle a little on your hair each time before brushing it. But first, m-ke sure that your hair and scalp arc dean, by using + <■ + ♦ ♦ The Ladles In thia Town are Simply Going Wild Friday and Saturday to rca her sister Mrs. Maude Zecbcl. ' ' Loyal and Lodti Flower atayed In Aurpata Tucaday niglil. ~ Mtrsdamc* Alta Flower nnd Mag- t foil Beautifijini Your han 1 Bible Worker* Disliked. In Central America. Honduras. Nicoragua and Costa Rica in particular. fccpng among the common-people '• "'Me ■>•>* '■ “lx “ -Urt , . , ", _ lca,1 °P t0 political occupation. Sontotimes even squads of men are formed to chuso Bible agent*, out of the coun- SiW Reword. $100 Here’* a Thought It la much *a(cr to shout with crowd than against it That is ............ the crowd makes such a bounds of I era' Ink. YOU SELDOM SEE AN ADV LIKE THIS t» retire from lhe (anus or perhaps die of sonic city-priqnrrty has idling ami all .uinlcr cultivation. :8: also hen house Und wood house, this place is nicely located 9 miles from Hastings ■»n<! growth timber, the farm is>well fenced, well watered and corn crib and sheep shed, this farm is four miles from Hastings anti a fine location. , The price is S6.000. I vrins.$2,500 down ami might consider house and lot as part payment. til acres fi miles from Hastings on a good road ami close to school, 50 acres tinder cultivation and to acres, of pasture, the iarm lnys,fiearly level, has good fences, fine wa­ ter. steel windmill and tankq. good seven room -house, barn 36 by .y, also corn crib, hen house and hog house, this place has 17 acres ot rye. u acres ui diweNuid timothy ;ind ftye acres alfalfa. The price is $3,600 dnd a bargain. \ Notice these Bargains in City Property .room house two and oiic-hadf lots <nt South Jefferson Street, fine location. 8 lot in the second ward in a good location ■ one-half block from sewer and Excclknt seven room house, large lot, small barn, electric lights, bath; everything in class shape, locatixl in the first ward and a fine location. L’ricc $1200. CROOK & GOULD COMPANY Real Estate and Insurance Hastings, Mi �Want to Show You the Best ige-Itis All-ways Preferable This range has Many Points of Advantage over other ranges, but One of these points is enough to sell -it- It is the only Malleable Range made with Patented Keystone Copper-Bearing AluminumFilsed Flues. This metal will resist rust and corrosion better than any other metal known’, and the South Bend Malleable Range— All-ways Preferable—the only Malleable Range in which this metal is used, for it is patented, and the makers have the exclusive right to use it for insulating the inside flues of Malleable Ranges. In order that you may see the range, and learn all about it, we have arranged for a demonstration in our store. Wc want you to come because we want to sqll you the best range on earth. If You Buy Next Week We Will Make You a Present of a set of High-Grade Pure Aluminum Cooking Ware. This offer is for next week only. MAKING IN­ EXPERIMENTS THEY RAI (STAIJ.F.D A WIRE. I.EKH EQI AND TRLRGIl VPH HYHTEM, ‘ -CHEMISTRY PUPILS ARE Jesse Townsend Th© Man Who Lost the Plow. Hastings, Michigan, AUCTION SALE Having purchased a farm, I need money right nway and will sell a portion of my personal property et Auction at the farm known as the Wm. Travis farm, now owned by Wm. Spath, 4 miles east and 2 miles north of Middleville, or 4 miles west and 2 miles south of Freeport, 10 miles north-west of Hastings, on Friday, February 20th with heavy Ing team went home rtx. thinking that may? "Would help nnd with more enthusAt tho next gnmes let everybody tftke their'Un horn* nnd volet, and HORSES CATTLE Grade Holstein cow, 5 years old, calf at side. Red edw, 8 years old. due March x. * Roan cow, 8 years old, due July io. Jersey cow, 7 years old, due September 25. Red and white heifer, 14 months old. Grade Durham Bull 10 months old. Durham and Jersey heifer. 10 months old. Red heifer, io months old. Red bcifer, 8 months old. ' ' Spotted bull. 8 months old. HOGS Registered Duroc boar. 9 months old. High grade Duroc sow. 11 months old, with 7 pigs (arrowed Jan. 28. Young sow, due March 14. Young sow! due March 15. Sow 2 years old. due in Feb. or March. Full blood Duroc boar, wt. about 400. 6 shoats weighing about 90 lbs. each. TOOLS AND MACHINERY Deering Binder, 6 ft. cut tn good shape. ' McCormick Mower, 5 ft. ent, good condition. McCormick 10 ft, rake, nearly new. Hay tedder, old. " Syracuse walking plow, No. 201. Lehr riding cultivator, old. 5-tooth cultivator, good. Osborne lever harrow, X7-tooth. Good steel roller. Wide tire wagon, top box. spring seat. Canopy itop surrey, fair condition. . Single fop buggy, fair condition. Good, light single harness. Good stout pair knee bobs. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Oak chiffonier. Large mirror, glass 18x40 in. with 6 in. gilt frame. 2 solid wood rockers. Bed couch, stand, kitchen cupboard, cook stove, heater, 2-burner oil stove with oven good baker. 3omc cal>ned fruit. MISCELLANEOUS Platform scales, 800 lbs. capacity.. Cast iron tank heater. Com shelter. 10 bu. good potatoes. Buggy pole. 15 bu. nice clean beans. Post hole digger. About Ji barrel vinegar. 3-horse whifltetrees. 1 nearly empty barrel. Seed com grader, A few carpenter tools, a buck saw and other articles not mentioned. Hot Lunch at Noon. Shelter for Horses if It Storms. TCDUQi All sum, of $5 and under, cash. Over that I LIllTlOi amount 9 months time will be given on bank­ able notes with interest at 6 per cent. WILLIAM BRYANS, Proprietor ICOL. W. H. COUCH R. J. WILLIAMS AUCTIONEER CLERK a That is what we have been striving to sell strictly high grade furniture for during the last twelve years. And the immense lot of samples that we have secured this season at prices way below what we have ever paid before, makes it more than easy to satisfy our customers that we can save them money. This week we are unloading nearly a whole car load of bed room suits, on which we will be able to make some very low prices. We can sell a good 3 Piece bed room suit for as low as $15.00. A fine oak dresser for as low as $7.50, is well made and has French Plate Mirror. ♦ SE.WING MACHINES ♦ When you need a sewing machine remember that we sell them for less money than they can be bought of any agents. We handle the Free, New Home and Golden Star. Prices from $18.50 to $40. MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO. FVRNTTl’RE FOR LESS MONEY VNDKRTAKING at LOWER PRICES * Hastings, obtained signals from various sources Thl« earn. group of Mudonta have from the chemistry I’hyslra room, whl.-I more convenient for rally Inclined lights In thn - EVERYBODY’S EATING AT THE STAR - Daily Mena Installed new unit English room. "D .4. jLjrC3.KI3.SL. Cereal2, Choice Two Kinds of Meat, Potatoes, Cakes, Bread and Butter, Fried Cakes, Tea, Coffee or Milk...................... Price 25© T'\* Soup, Choice of Three Kinds of Meat, Potatoes, Brown Gravy, Two Side Dishes, Bread and Butter, Tea, Coffee or Milk, Choice of Several Kinds of Pie...................................... ................. Price 25c JUinner lights may ■!><• turned on third floor or first floor. 'mum thcrmpmelrrH In a weather | bureau box made by the Manual training department, nnd will pout I on the bulletin hoard a dally record uf the changes In temperature and In I connection or111 give the relative 1 humidity and Ciarometrlc pressure. gold. It eohidlm Iron and sulphur and srimMime, fat found In gold. Tw.> other :>oyn have been toting their home . drinking water with-resprr-t to Mild minerals and to the is ammonia. Central Building. Th.- sixth grade geogr.iph rolled States detailed oludy. ' , Tin. Malory work fc j will be about Lincoln i । ton. Third grade pupils rafil.i picture frames Biggest and Best Meal in Barry Co. for 25c Into the Il much •hlng- Choice of Two, and Often Three Kinds of Meat, Potatoes, Salad, Hot Bread, Bread and Butter, Fruit and Cake. Tea, Coffee or Milk Price 25c Q OUppCl These are the best meals in Barry County for the money. Star Bakery and Restaurant QUALITY BAKE SHOP Phone 381' Hastings, Mich, SELL IT WITH A BANNER WANT ADV. AUCTION SALE Hiving decided to quit firming, I will nil it Public Auction on the firm known u tho Willdorff firm, on thl north side of Will Lara, on Section 28, Hop, Township, on hnueitv work in manual training. vine's room. f» ginning the Inst of the Thursday, Feb. 19,1914 Commonchrg at 10 o’clock shirp, I offer tho following inscribed proparty: korhek. Pair bob-sleighs, good ones County Normal Department. Dumpboarsla, one act CATIW, , rtudy of Civics and Classroom Man. rho 3 single harocra Brindle cow. -»urt. Burke. Dryer, Benedict ’orrigan ind ’Mr. Kent. 2 potato planters Grindstone 2 hand corn planters HOGS. Teacher's Institute ot Thursday and; Friday. Much of Inspirational. prac- Hay fork, rvi»cn and pulleys pon/rnv. for -which are preparing. \ One of the many things which Mr. ■Calkin, emphasised al lhe Institute jwni that the child gains more permnnent remits jf he can experience i that which h- Is trying to under­ stand. This principle Is being car­ ried oin by th, children of the Critic | Room. wh<> are making an Eskimo house In the park. This la a part of their geography and language work nnd if they enter their lessons with as much . n:iiuslaam as thejr are showing In the building of the snow house, their bssons will not sutler .......... Riven i»r me cla« pins. wi°n. “c<’fnin< Of the snowdrifts. Winnie Robin,onj Flora Ie Lectka and Maud Rickert were unable to attend school Monday. Feel Miserable? , °“l “f. ’<"•«>. depressed. pu Electric Bitters rent your health and strength. A K________ .‘J’’11 Kl|lney remedy. Money back If n..t r-.ulefled. It completely f''r7l Robert MndMn. of West Bur. . n>’. who suffered from vlr, 1 »,nt Jv*r "’"ohto tor eight months. ; uJ.our ,,Oriors B»ys him up. he I Electric Hitters and la now a won man. Get M bottle today;’ It will the arane for you. Keep In the house for al] Over and kldaey com,,<!rf‘cUy safu and depend­ able. it. nurprjae you. • Recommended by hbllnnd.—Adv. lbs. capacity 3 S-gallon cream cans FARM TOOldi, ETC, Johnston Binder, « McCormick binder delivering milk palls 20 btudiels of Yellow Dent Hay loader, new John Ueno Empire grain drill Kltciwa work table Edison btandiml Phonograph, with 26 records Flvc-tooih cultivator ^orn dodger, tlilrty-ftvo yearn old Miller bean puller Belknap wagon New Birdsall wngfHi 2 open buggies rllks spcdsl HOT LUNCH AT NOON. TCDIlCi All sums of $5 and under cash. < Over that iLIInlui amount 1 year’s time will -be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent per annum. No goods to be removed until settled for. . Proprietor, SIR ISAAC NEWTON OF WALL LAKE. EVERYBODY BPIT. COL. ROSS BURDICK AUCTIONEER .J T * T Y Y . + Michigan. ♦ Physical Science Ih-partmcnt. Regular work In the subject of brat la ‘being MltKlte.l 1>y nil of the ______________ _____ Beginning at 10 A. M; SorreL<elding weight about 1400 lbs. Sorrel mare due to foal in April weight 1000 lbs. ♦ + Gradcu and the County visited Fred Rchor of the >’• us Thursday. and Grace EdI .it thn high ri finol Wednesday. Rumors tire that the Rnphomore’s are to have a "party In the near fu­ ture. Here’s ulilnni: them a One WEST VKRMONTVHJ.E, I some lira. Mary Gardner- visited her ,wrtln« 1 *»n»Ple <>f coal, sen n |num. •hnrllc nprnman. Spellman. |uroincr >ther T. r. neiioneiu Schofield <nnd family in Ilf*1’' dealers. » John Bloom nnd wife and little son au“tl" Mrs. unanic ................................ Interested In Chemistry. I Mrs. Claud Kennedy and children i Woodland Wednesday.• i hern ,---- ---------................ ......... — 'date there hs» has be.-n been found found In thl, e are visiting her parents. James Rose lxladn iirauna h„r_ date there Un. land famllv tn Kashvllte. - - 2 . “ _ . .'2 - P . (hr K‘1J>< I’"d’’ r!,rt,°"’. *r°"' •«lPhur and Clave Straw and family are visit- : Charlie Raymond of Nashville vis­ ■ >3h.r? iYn..?’'’ -'nnther student has been testing a ing frienda -in SprlUKpurt and other j Itcd at M. E. Downing's over Sunday, the nu-. uni.t f-jmjili- of drgFrtnjf rnfk fWhleh conplaces. . | The wheel on the windmill Oh rhe —■ ----- ’.ill., d ''fouls. |Efi”mineral which moved In M. E. Downing’s tenant inll to plce-rs. houne. | Owen Hines Is Mira Dora Lln'.ln of Detroit has Iliark in Woodland. a ~ J ANALYZING COAL AND WATER ♦ ♦ tcMlng out « -wlrelewr telegraph out- You will buy THE SOUTH BEND MALLEABLE some day, because you want the best looking range; the best baker; a range that will consume the smallest amount of fuel and the most durable. Be sure and Come. Useful Souvenirs Free. ' I am sending you this week a personal letter asking you to call at my Store any day from Feb., 16 to 21, and see this range. This letter shows you the Range as it looks, also the Aluminum Cook­ ing Ware, which we are going to give you free if you buy a Range next week. And for next week I will sell you any style of wire fence at 2 cents a rod off the regular price, that is a 25 cent fence for 23 cents, or.any fence at the same rate. This will be cheaper than any fence was ever sold in Hastings. :FO M. S. BAGLEY CLERK � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-02-19.pdf 38fcffb8908b013ce9fb45b533cbfe4b PDF Text Text Everybody Rsads TU 8AHNHR. FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR 20 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. FAHMERS OF BARRY CO. One of Michigan’s Live Real Estate and Insurance Firms WILL APPRECIATE II IRSDAY. FEBRUARY 19,1914 FARMERS SUffOBTING SURAH BEET PROJECT Two Familiar Figures in FIVE AUCTION SALES Hastings Business Life ADVERTISED THIS WEEK Adapted to 4'uiUv«iion. Since the HiBand-S: Uni, Sugar Company announced Its Intention tn Induce the farmer* of this vicinity to FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY TO BE ESTABLISHED IN COUNTY CLFJIK’H OFFICE. COUNTY CLERK ANDRUS IE- SPLENDID LINTS ARE OFFERED AT .MX OF THEME AUCTION SALES LIVE STOCK SEEMS TO BE VERY • gain to obtaitcfurther acreage. PROMINENT FEATURE IN AU IkCOMES ARENT FOR LABOR DEFT 7 am sending a similar communication to all the County Clerks -tn whose counties there are nu Free Employ­ ment Bureaus maintained by the state. The great and all absorbing question knows how (o -euBlvatr corn knows enough to mine beets successfully, and gives some. pohUWV on how to raise In Barry County. «rcept (hr extreme­ ly light soil, to W*11 adapted for mix­ ing beets, common seed drill and any comnjhn cultivator may bs used. The 0*001*ny furnishes lifter* farming in Barry Co. an exceedingly tryiqg occupation in recent years has been tho fact that farm labor has been so., very scarce, especially during the died now. Last week County Clerk Andru* received the fallowing letter from Labor Commissioner Cunning­ ham: . lensing February S, 1I1<. Mr. Roy Andrus. County Clerk, Mrs. Jacob Miller has linn sale at the place known as the company furnishes workmen to do the j handwork, if d**lred nt. n low rate, thus solving, th* tabor problc*:. Un­ like other crop*, they are nut aYTected by droughts- Ths rompany furnishes ----- x ------ .-/-Ma. crnt> per From 16 to Atty. J. M. Gould Hastings can boast of having ona of tho most live and dependable real estate Arms in Michigan In that of Crook A Gould. . While the present partnership Is comparatively young tho llrm has been doing buslncas hero for some time. During the past year or more through a period of groat depression ipany pay* |5.00 Guy E. Crook credit a reputation for Integrity and middle of May. square dealing. Attorney J. M. Gould, the legal end BARRY & EATON |NS. CO. of the Nashville standpipe, Metlon 27, o'clock sharp. Henry Bldelman will be the auctioneer and Frank McDerby clerk. The list Includes two good 2 full blood Duroc sows, 6 No. 24 No. 23 The above nre pictures of two men who have ben engaged In business In Hostings many years. They look vety much different today. the adv. for full particular*. GuriM and *end your gues* to the meeting the other momtier of the llrm was HOLKftNUAL born In Moline. DI., and camo to REV. DR. A. AMES MAYWOOD Michigan In 1884. locating on the 0,A. R. SOCIETY CELEthat of securing form help. At presfarm now occupied by James Bray, Officer* and Dlr» ton Rc-Elcctcd. ADDRESSED BROTHERHOOD north and east of Hastings. He grad­ ployment Bureaus in five cities, jutmeuated from the U. of M. In l»02 and Mdcrtn* Hlae < Company. ly. Jackson. Kalamaxoo. Saginaw. The annual mre ng of the Barry .rn. v r i n—r »»•io—» io i . ..... ...... Grand Rapids and Detroit. At all throughout the whole country, tht* man. In 1908 he hung out his shingle firm succeeded In doing some Wusl- In Grand Ledge nnd continued th" A Eaton Mutual Fl e Insurance ComDelightful Gathering—Home Out | Id on Comml-elon Gov't A would ua, by maintaining a free employment bureau in connection with your office In order-that those seeking employ­ ment and the employer might have a central meeting point. You In turn notify us of your requirements. After Improved as has thslr busli nt the present "lime they I prospects for a very sueem 00230412 transferring hl» location nt that time Tuesday. tn Hastings. He Is building up n nice COUNTY BASE BALL LEAGUE IS SOMETHING NEW problem will I believe more than re­ Ojx-nlng Game of Ix-nguc Scheduled Wrlckgcnant A Rlcxlc'rf Big Consolfpay you for the additional amount of Wtoh Charlotte f<< \r>ril ih. ! Trophy Cup dlfri wL———-—, /With characteristic enterprise In BANNER readers will be especially I xi net ng this week. They heartl|y ap­ Shelellcs, Supt. Appleton of Nashiterested In the large doublc-pagc Ito school, has entered the high idvertlsemont ------------------proved. and some of them personally of- Welckgennnt A ; School In the Tri-County base bull lllede In this Issue. „ league, composed of high schools In 'By consolidating the; largo stock >rit kindly suk- Barry. Eaton and Ingnam counties. >!• Jim .had th ibelr C^sxJottq store rfth the Loppenlblnn stocks their Hopti auguratcd a mammoth consolidation the above mentioned schools. The Youra respectfully, teams are placed In two divisions, Ea­ ton Rapids. Charlotte. Nashville and Mr. Andrus has notified the Depart- Hastings (If the Invitation Is ac­ priced Coala and Sulla from 125 up. cepted) forming one. and Grand On the opening day Saturday, Feb. 21. maintain the free employment bureau every coal and suit regularly priced at BASKET BALL WITH Each club will play will ue „ ,t4.ou. r,v. In connection with his office as re- lie. the other. two games with those of Its own .11- ,.ry dny followtnir. during the 7 days ' ZEELAND HIGH FRIDAY 6I) rent, wni bn .Token the necessary blanks and Instructions vision The wtoners In each division or lh0 .... .. ..... (np pncc. Kom„ people may think It will be Hastlngn High Five Will Meet Fnst undoubtedly do so soon. The farmers the league championship and a handJwlw> t(> wol| U„O| thc tost day. but nt of Harry Co. will not only appreciate ,»ome silver trophy cup. The officers elected to manage thr\h,. quoted It stands to reason this help to them, but will also appreli'.iuuc are: ( . H. Cnrrick. Charlotte Ji.—... ... Hastings high basket ball team will ■fork, with no compensation to him This Consolidation Salo will l>e tulle an event In the mercantile clr- play Zeeland high in this city on Frl- BUICK EXHIBIT WIU BE HELD IN THIS CITY tlnga high will be represented In this ANNUAL BANQUET OF 85002^70 five has been greatly improved. 1. An effort Is la-lng made to have .rlotte hern on Tuesday. Hastings go to Zeeland on the J7th. Host- Will Be Heid in Castle Hall on lion- tings Buick Company Dcilglitfnl "Garden Party. The Hastings Buick Co. The annual banquet of the Hasting. ranged for an exhibit of Buick AuPythlnns will be held In K. P. hall at tomobllr* nt the show rooms of tho Party at the Methodist Episcopal Bo- 6:30 on Monday. February 23. An In­ . .. -------- •‘Baser Bullderestlng program has been provided.! delightful affair. The ladles In charge. Ing on Michigan Frlday and reallon* of Mra. Wood's, Every Model of automobiles made flowers and decorations, formed a uet Is open to the public. by the great Buick Company will be pretty scene that took ono back to gram and menu follow: on display on the dates above named. mothrra were young and handsome. Address of Welcomp— An enjoyable musical program also Commander Wm. Chase. There will bs music by Mrs. ecltatlons added much to the pleaaut'., Opening Ode—Audience. Troxel's Orchestra on Saturday af­ Address—Rev. R. H. Bready. ternoon from 1 to 4. and on Saturday ■ nd lunches. Music. EMPE4NALLY INVITED. Recitation—Kdtherlne Clark. Ths excellence of Buick automo­ Haw “Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party." A slelghload offig'oung people con­ biles is recognised In the automobile Menu. world, and the Hastings Buick Co. la sisting of Misses Ethel Hilton. Ger­ Rosettas with Fruit. to be congratulated upon this stroke trude Russ. Aimee Henkes, Kathleen with Macaroni of enterprise In assembling all mod- Woolley. Olive Lamphere. Dorothy Mexican Chicken and Oysters . t f’““** ---------Harry Hilton. Burr Van Houten, Charles »>.v,www, Sherwood. .. Boiled stigar-cured ham nlty of looking theae cars over right Maurice Hill, Dan Walldorff and Leo Wing with Mrs. Flora II. Henkes and Radishes That the Hastings Buick Company Hog Rolls. is doing business I* evidenced by the to W'oodland Saturday night and mw the homo talent number on the Wood­ Est-Supreme Cream Cheese and Salad land lecture course “Aunt Dinah's Neapolitan Ice Cream Cakes der* for three CARI/OADS MORE, Quilting Party,” and afterward spent Coffee. two of which carloads wll be dellv- a Jolly evening at the home of Leland Holly. carload will come about April 16th. of Hastings M. E. Circuit. Read tha advertisement of the Has­ tings Buick Compahy on Page 17 of Dr. J. C. Floyd, district superinten­ this issue for further part ' Improvement Association are work­ garding the Buick Exhibit. ing faithfully to promote their task of dent. and! Dr. Richards, the noted Af­ doing something to beautify the park rican missionary, who Is one of this south of the school house. They arc country's noted platform speakers, will working Independently of tho Broth­ address the members and friends of erhood. and hope to secure enough the Hastings M. E. Circuit Saturday. February 21. given by the members of the St. Rose's funds with which to build a aldo walk The pastor of the clrcult,hope* that around the park, and to provide a drinking fountain. Several of the to­ hl* people will fully appreciate tho great opportunity this meeting will af­ ths most enjoyable social events of dies appsarel before the city council ford them. It Is essential that the largest possible rssponse be given to Every effort Ig^belng made by those that water would be provided for the this invitation. Half-hearted Inter­ est will spoil the whole program, and cordial welproposition of furnishing V sidewalk your abeence *11! prove a distinct loss to yourself. 1 reallxo so deeply the Progressive pedro will be the amuse* grade was postponed. Importance of this service that failure would be a great humiliation to me. The courtesy of the Hasting* Ing musical numbers have been prom­ church In the use of their splendid ised following which dainty refresh­ tings. M. E. church, will deliver equipment should bo an additional Ln? meats will bo served. ' centtve to a. targe attendance, thereby The following ars th* young people bentflt.of the church on Wednesday showing our appreciation of their who will have charge <rf the party: kindness. Ths Misses Kathleen Wooley, Carrie Dinner promptly at 11 o'clock, fol­ banquet of the Knight* at Pythias lowed Immediately,by the addresses. lodge of Freeport. • R. E. Yost, pastor. Albart Warper, Urban Feldpausch^ I^uU>*&m*’<1PaU,,Ch' W,n< *Bd Gas House Coke to * hatter fuel.— dv. U property at his farm 2H miles north of the Soldiers' Monument, U mile north of Welcome Church, on section 29, Carlton township.. Cob W. II. Couch will be tho auctioneer, and Or­ ville Barnum clerk. It will be a large ■ EmThe Methodist Brotherhood mectu n Ing Monday evening was attended by ’ ' upwards of 250. A fln* supper w.ui quantity of hay. gralt^ and other ar­ ticles. See the adv. on another page for date, terms and full particulars. Julius Ells were rekd. The company with Monday, Maywood, pastor of First Methodist special program. Is In a flourishing condition. chapter Episcopal church. Jackson was the The following officers >.nd directors which has grown from a member-!h,,n<’r' “n“ Because of lll-hsalth M. E. and “B* were re-elected: ‘president. Frank ship of seventeen to forty-five, and Jlettaei1 J. A. Skillman are obliged to quit Arutrewi. HellAvtawt* vlr* v- Mra Chester Messer wax hostess. Thrl,hr Brotherhood meetings. farming so will have an auction sale at their residence 1 mile* cast of William Gorham of Barry county, and «------------ a o c Goodrich of of the Dunham school Brotherhood meeting. Eaton County. ful and entertaining program Secretary Smith** report follows: begin at ten o'clock. Col. W. H. prepared on short notice by the Couch will be the auctioneer and C. satlle hostess. A paper was given by |tAmt. added durin*"year.. Mr* McElwain, which she hud pre. |"ST7m 2 •• I’.Tu "fh ‘ ra2.' pared as a tribute to Emily Virginia J“'vl-nment^ow’ and Total 4 । xt...nn .. ,,t ■ u . .• —..„ , kind of cltj government now. and tne hIIm. I, ......'J!. mwr m-ir-p-iu caff. 14 head of hogs, some poultry. Cancelled during War.. . Rapids chapter. it contained mail) . ■ , ■ .nii , .. ....■ . . Inifr.nin, fact. -oneernlM <h. ... ("" “ "bln°m 18 Shropshire sheep, lot of good farm Implements, some grain and miscel­ markable Woman whose name the ' monde Is chairman of the supper laneous articles. Hol lunch at noon. chapter bears, and whose family Is so squad. . Shelter for horses in <;ase of storm. tory of Michigan. Total ......... J. W. Cooley. CELERY RAISINS IS VERY Cancelled ... on "Courtship and Marriage Customs PROFITABLE IN HASTINGS tn Old New England" was read by No. member* Fol .•1.1 U, Treaaurtr Jpl [pt* during colontol topics and this paper was no Johli Harding Grows 9500 Worth on township, aale exception. A quaint love letter writ\(>ne Acre of Murk I-niul In Hot lunch ai fleers and director*. Nothing but rou- | of Eaton county. ,Crook TOOK ana and uouiu Gov arc carrying resGuy E. Cfnok, thn real estate mem- utor advertising In these' columns ber of the llrm Is well and favorably |euch week giving partial lists of the known to the people of Hastings and property they have for sale. Cornbe able to keep your help In yopr re­ Barry county. Ho has lived here plots lists cun be obtained by writing spective counties, and to a large dr- during his whole life, having been them or calling at their office. They engaged In different lines of business | have ii special adv. on page 19 this Detroit .is overrun with persons seek­ at different times, anti has to’ his week. ing employment. When we send them to n farm Job they return to us when their work Is completed. Under this NASHVILLE HIGH IN TRITHE "TAKE OFF” SALE plan I believe they will apply at the ■Ilion. NUMBER 43 PART ONE-1 TO 8 13. The Union High Grand Rapids will March 20. School five play here MISS RUTH WEISSERT IS MEETING WITH FINE SUCCESS Mr. Dodge Has Written a New Pl "Cherry BloK-oms" Especially Uy Virginia Mason Chapter proprlately closed this topic. Miss Marian Godfrey accompanied by Mrs. Grigsby on the piano recited nru Cra-1 county nr© failing to accept some most charmingly "The Old> Red ■ncore ~ with!*"0’1 opportunities to make money by dle"'and responded to an er •<■<». Wash-!raising celery. John Harding, who Ington's Birthday." Mrg. ' VanAuken. who was flrat re- horses. 2 Hat back of his C aleb Rtobridger,. Prnpra. to rnlsq two acres. For this he has purchased a team nnd Adrljinsoti and Caleb Rlsbrldger ■pcclaily made shoes which the served In two courses. Mrs. Edward horses wear when they plow In the Butler and Mrs. Maurice laimble pre- m“c*, * . . siding at the tea table. Mrs. M. K. K*l*lng celery successfully depend* Nevins poured coffee. m ops are raised annually. The seeds to the dining room and ’ihVough.'.’ut !“r" sprouted In March. The sprouts begin promptly at 9 o'clock. .. ■ n.. .... . .. ... inf.' t r-.i nai.ln nt-J In Anrll nn<I rr;*n<. delightfully Informal. Id mon da and Out-of-town momb Clyde Brown will be tho clerks. Tho list Includes 8 head of horses. 5 cows, Munton. Mrs. Gibson. r or In November. 7 steers, 5 heifers. 6 younger cattle. Charlotte I -',r- Harding's partner In raising 27 shoals. 4 brood sows. 88 sheep, lot r was grant- firry I* Myron Steenard. his uncle, of chickens nnd geese, large quantity nc Illerley to Both men had considerable expert- of hay. grain nnd fodder, good farm Toledo. Ohio. Chapter. It was voted 'enco raising celery in Katomaaon. tools and miscellaneous articles. See the ndv. for full particular*. lory of Burn- County tn the library of the Michigan room In Continental i WHAT'S BECOME OF THORN­ Hall. (There will DRAIN be a special convocation APPLE PROJECT Thursday ev.-nlng. ' Feb. 28. Malta! prosperous John Firming ENTERTAIN DEPT. COMMANDER *-7^ ber the play. Cinderella, given here last winter under the auspices of Em- | manual Guild, with .Ml** Ruth Welssert taking the trading part. Miss Weinert's work was so satisfactory cludes 4 good furm machinery mlscellaneoua -------- ----—------ on another page for full list. date, terms, etc., and plan to attend. 1 11 — promptly at eight o'clock. AU brolh- Thinks Important Big Ditch. The Woodland and Carll P<»t. Grand Rapids, The application was gotten up somp le number of old soldiers. m^ll7memti7a"if Fitzgerald Pom. ' Starting with March «. »»>< th* putting on this play In other Mlchl- G. A. R-. turned out on Saturday nnd p*gtilar meeting n<Kht of Thornupplo : . .Ixidve No. BIS wll occur nn Friday Her duties Said applleaIn Michigan, and'Col. Johnson, com-! -------------——— responsible for th.- proper staging of mander of Watson Post In Grand P. A. Sheldon Again Honored. tho play. She h.i* completed her Rapids, who stopped In IlHstJngs from The Lincoln Club, of Grand Rapids. the above resolution*. work in that line In Sturgis and Ply­ 8:30 a. tn. till noon. A public re- ag-aln honored Philo A. Sheldon, of mouth. and was about to go to Cad­ ceptlon was held for — ••.i— ■ ----------- —-------------------illac when an outbreak of acarlct idem of the club at the meeting Sat9 pamphlet Drain tow and the fever there compelled the closing of ■clock, Commander Tay- urday. Mr. Sheldon has always bcm — ------- -•’« schools, churches and the opera house, ruld Post, culled those nn enthusiastic worker for the wel- ; We don't think tho applicants qov. so she 1s home for a short time. She i order and introduced fare of the club, and Barry county re­ er the requirements. Before said thoroughly enjoys tho work In which Maj. who spoke briefly upon ' publicans hnvp for several years been drain la constructed they W1U have to •he haa been enraged, and Judging Hn r.ran.l Armv orcanlz-i- am .tic win, .»• compute the valuation of about 6* sections of land In Carlton. Wood­ tlon. He urged.'every soldier to Join'the banqust. nattering success. land. Campbell and Odessa which w'll the order, sayilig that all the bencllt" [ come under the assessment district and also tho valuation of the applllAfter a long deliberation, the Jury efforts of the G. A. IL Col. Johnson also spoke briefly, which heard the trial o^, Roy Black­ leading part. lauding the work of the Cl. A. R. or­ burn. the Chicago bnrtehder. accused ganisation. Ho too. urged every sol­ of being Implicated In the robbery of tho Jewelry store .In Grand Rapids, rarties that are Interested will look dier to Join tho G. A. R. The visitors. Comrade Grow and which resulted in tho death of three the matter up for their own benefit. In some of the dally newspapers, men. failed to agree. The count correspondents arc chronicling the Is■uance of the first Fisherman's license dinner nt the home of Comrade I. N. •bowed 11 Jurors in favor of acquittal. It Is thought that Blackburn will not In various counties County Clerk Anbe tried again. Only once did the •mall drain, tut Carlton. Woodland. number tn favor of acquittal drop un­ Campbell, Odessa and Irving townder nine. .Blackburn's attorney says ho That l« tile title of a statement will demand i»- new trial, us he dues found on page 20 of this Issue, which not want a sll*m» left on hia client. ner as their drain proposed Importance to them. Issue a license to llsh to John Fltmiag, suranco Co., of Michigan, for which Thoraapple Drain Up Again. Hastings. Route 3Mr. E. B. Caidwell, of thia, city, is the Mr. Smith haa a cottagbat Gun lake. Proaecutlng Attorney Sullivan is markable!' In *lx year* the paid-for preparing tho necessary papers for th* Insurance In force inereased from |2.- reopening of the Llltl* Thornappl* was to hive be Friday evening nouncM. for some time. So soon as the papers reserve for policy 148.16 to over 1511.000. No life In­ are approved by D. E. Birdsall, Wil­■ surance company ever organised has liam Schaffers, drain commtoBtOMni ■ accounled for by the hustling organi­ ively, and by. Frank Miller, specialI sation of the company, Including Its drain commissioner of lonl* county, Sent*, and by the. liberal policies It K matter will be carried'through to finish. > re* to Its patrons. daughter, Mrs- Woslsy Brown had bwn IB to* dh. was 90 ysara *M J funeral was bald at ti �onest Quality I n Shoes > Htt.Mll KWH TKLM BODY ARK 'T'O be successful a store must be above all things 1 honest. If we would be successful in our bid .We have juat received a pew shipment of the finest patterns oi most beaut­ iful Spring Dress Goode. for your patronage, we must offer you Honest Qual­ ity in Footwear. •• • ’ We must either base our plea on a higher quality for rhe same price you’ve been used to paying or by offering rhe same quality at a lower price. Since* establishing our business here we have built our reputation upon QUALITY. We have made it our hobby and our rapidly increasing business is due entirely to its influence. Of Beautiful Spring Soods t'niM'vr Parasitic* Arc Bueno la QrgaulaOM of . Whfeti-BlixMliil Anlm»l». 1’taJl «u<l Inwx-U. i Widespread U|Mrat is manifested in mrdlcal atHfdfU the reported dl* coverg of th* mlcmbr of cancer. The claim I* mad* by Dr. Hose. profeeaor of theological anatomy nt th* Vnlveralty of Montpelier. In a paper submitted -by hhn to th<- academy of I body. Imparting to them a morbidly rapid prolificacy, eaux, them to let* |their form and d#prh<« them uf their function* in order, a* It were, to do­ : indicate them to Im own profit. Through the spread into all part* of Quality in Shoes is the First Essential Rosedale Poplin in all colors al_......M* Little Biue ClotS fcr Ulgefttj'e *«!!» -IB* Butterfly Crepe in plain and figured..--. Verona Crepe in all afaadcs.-J--------------_.lBc Ramie De Paris, all colors.. Pacific Pliaae in all colois, plain at <0c figured...—------------- - —15 and 25ct*« Rue Royal Linen ali colors--. Serpentine Crepe ......J Renfrew Crinkled Searsucker. 20c 18c New line of Madras Shirtings18c Manchester Percales, : yd. wjdcf A. F. C. and Red Seal Gia<haips,.,....18c Ratine--------- - ............_________ fg0 Fillet Voile. 45 in. wU». -Mu.. 40« pot »4 Standard Patterns in Stock The W. E. Merritt Store Phone 66 Hwtiqp, Michi<w ARRESTED WITH BIB SUPPLY OF BOOZE Shoes For Men ROGERS & SON $2 $2.50 $3 $3.50 $4 $4.50 $5 Shoes For Women Phone*. 194-19S i the Arch $1.50 $2 $2.50 $3 $3.50 $4 $5 Ironside Shoe Company Masonic Temple Building HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE i76 HOCKING LUMP, »4.«0 Anthracite—-Pocahontas I will place thq dtecov.ry beyond a doubt, are yet to be made, but Fof. I Bow exprcaaea hjmaelf a* thoroughly convinced that he ■will *urreed In proving hl* theory tn the very near West Virginia}egop BANNER WANT ADVS. PAW. FIVE DAYS OF BARGAINS 'dTogram «>f Harry Co. L. O. T. M­ M. (tally Aasodatioir. 'Opening uddrc-K* 'by Mr*. Rom* Sprague. Response by Mr*. Ballou. j Music. Mildred Hprague. -Music, Corrino Morri*. , 'Music. Ahn* Cross. j AT FRANDSEN & KEEFER'S A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS AT WUNDERLICH'S GROCERY urea rtiiu n'nir usually null■ i.. nunu'imu h* «... Buying IS 8avo Money. keep something moving in tho on page * In this issue of the Banner if dry good, rnrrchundislng. ’ In which ho offer, a few special in­ Compound aavag money because just - ■ , a few dose, *topa th# cough and cold lug Ju»t n»w. they will start thing* buyer. Among th* leaders is a ape- an(J onc bottle'ttst* a long tlm#. It t moving tn their store by giving five <-lnl <>n Purity Flour. Ji poured suet >quickly heal* raw and Inflamed »urMr, Mason Newton, । special buying day*, and thmw- who1 for 6« c-nt,. It will pay any home. face,_ stop* tlaUlM . throaL harsh. Meda l-clnaar. akii'>w th* reputation of Frands. u and 1 provider to read th# balance of the j ra>pl'n< coughA 'croup, hoaraenea*. '• Reefer know that thds* opport in.ltles ; special* offered thl* week by Mr.! bronchial and l<1gatiH>e cough*.—ArJ will !.<■ real one*. Read 'heir special' Wunderlich. thur MulholUnd.-*-Xjtv. r.iuc ocotl. Arvilla Cool. Marwhallf . Vocal solo' Vera Manning. Mediation. Jennie Green. Fancy drill, Hasting* Guard*. .Mediation. fjircltatlon. nnuauun, RO0Wllon. -------------------------------NORTHEAST CASTLETON. visited by tl WENT hEUEUA.. | |h.n EvcrelK antl-Cuuuh. and Mr. .",n,!‘h-r't Mr*. Fred Andr. w, of Gr-sham . and Mrs. Charley Strickland spent 'n,'..,-.’' ,.‘7 ■ read rapidly tn i lai of our dear husband and father.' with her Util*, daughter Florence Is Tncwliiy with Mr. anti Mrs- David. ' ‘ -sldence district, j and especially do w* thank Rev. vtsltlng her brother Russell Waring Wilkinson. limited nt 110.- j Father I.lnskry. and the amUtlnK The Him and a circle of 8eb*»a friends. Siiin llefflebower visited his Ot>u. Th< of th* town is >-l«rgy. together with-St. Bm« choir Miss Hell* Pewcnck entertained a I brother in t'-arlton onc day lust1 atrd from some I for th* beautiful requiem high ma** tew of h*r young friends with ■ ■ ■ entln* party an Friday Glenn Ovrrsmilh wu» cut.&■—x—r;— . । Im,, Wi*h| in hi* tinclt-'* u-mwl* in When th* lire engine purchased to given u*. and also to th# 1 ’ I tV’Y ‘ ,n ««•'"«■ TIitirMluv in wme way prevent Jun such a danger refused to ' for the beautiful Ho wars, tar hw 14 1>n*n"1« 1* j ht. CHt hi, |oc abm>t off. They lm»k work, the Battle Creek Hr* depart- ' ANI^'AMII.Y .. . ' itiiii Io Dr. Morris’ollii-f. He si-wetl ment was called. About 1.000 volun- 1 leer. Bremen formed a bucket brl-l. gad* and worked until a special train I >:»; *»*•*»»“-i all rifiltl. arrived bringing llremen and an ennow improving. |glne from Battle t'reek. Many mer- v «i -Friday, Feb. 27th. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. Several In this vicinity tilled their, houses last week. Milian Andrew* has purchased a, new gasoline engine and feed grinder. I ffhg farwell dancing trnrty at Carl I Archer, Saturday night was royally! entertaining. Almon ShelUen rerurned home Wed- ! nesday from Florida where he has been apending the winter. Archie Calkins and family, Fred and f , • ■ • • Frank Fuller and their families, and . * Mrs. Almon Shddcn and sons. Clare. 1 ,M,rn' •lut,,**«f*1* *^"rr. .-l Will and Paul, spent Tuesday night at' in"m.*Lt.”# <fw ‘lh.- ,PFur the home of Ray Gould. >*■••£ n* * ... . . the feature of the evening. ie »«» about About th* as' .<» •. v, nm«d-i<-a. buying al r Cooler »ann. I ticket through to Baltlb Creek. When I il* farm *a»t of , he arrived ut New York he found hi, , •ykendall. The th-kel void on t-count cf the failure’ firm of Crook * Gould, who rr- to lain* Island to wait means from land* right now. with pr<M|>ei lively real estate l.uslnrs* to be “As good as the best, and better than the rest.” And we are always ready to make good this guarantee. Now at the present high cost oi living, if you can get floUr, that will make just as good bread, or better, than the flour that you have been using, for less money, are you not standing in your own light if you do not give it a fair trial? ■ Procure a sack of Sunshine Flour today and compare the bread from it with Xhp brpad made from the flour that you have been using, also the cost price. We are sure that your next order will be Sunshine. K F. A. Childs <3 Co. MH MICHIGAN. On account of the mild weather, I have been able to buy Coal Cheaper. I am going to give my customers the benefit. I hope you will take advantage of these price*. BUY NOW! Price Delivered the Pocahontas Lump . $5.50 Massilon Lump or Egg . . . . . $5.00 Jackson Hill, Lump or Egg ... . $5.00 White Ash, Lump Coal$4.50 White Ash, Egg Coal $4.50 A discount of 25c per ton from above prices where you do your own delivering. LISTEN—French'* White Lily Flour_________ —*2.20 per 100 lb*. LUKE WATERS, Phone 150 Successor to F. H. Barlow * Co. Hastings, Mich. reaching Battle Crook, h* and •trr mad* ihelr horn# with an old not appear In thl, luue '1"”' ami took }.,bs of clearing tlmr < orre.pondeni, kindly r*- l,, r winter time*. Mdvring many to sign their letter, each I hardship,, freezing hl, f*«t until he waa unable to wear ahoe* but kept on jut work, wrapping hl* feet In cloth,. ------ — ■ — --------— । I'ndoutdedly the -offering ho ha* en- ‘SUNSHINE FLOUR’IS GUARANTEED COAL IS LOWER! A Special proposition for one week only;The coupon below ia worth fifty cepto per top on eaph ton of Genuine Gae Houge Coke purchased during the week ending February 28th, 1914. Fill out the blanks and present the ooujJon to your dealer, or to us, and save money op the \ best winter fuel. • forking t.y th* month until hl* COKE COUPON I hereby accept your special offer and ask that you deliver , tons of (ton* uine Gas House Ooke to me at No, ' ' ■ ,__ street, during the week ending Feb. 21, 1914 with the under* standing that this CQupon is to be accept* ed as a payment of fifty oenta per ton toeard each ton purchased. Signed: To thia union Arc chll- in th* public the parental hum*. Colorado and ilr*. Jtobekt Johnrton of Hasting* surrlv*. Th* funeral • held 6n Saturday morning. Rev. S Grlgaby offlctatlng. lyiSPlp*! WalUcc aang thro* fams*. by a eon*tlpat<<j habit. th# appen­ dix beeumc, inn.um d from a ron»e*ird itate of th# bvwcl*. Th# 1m*i pr«vvntallv* I* to-keep th* bpwpl* upon •*?“ •«* movements tofpikr. Thl* cam b* don* conveahUuw* wpifort**'ly, •n,d with *.,u,i ruultt io thu whol* body by Ukbnr a* owaaional •IKBBICK’S SUGARt-OATBP P114JS. It is a nn# old ’CiHnnrtte rent'd*- thi‘ •— ------ •jmildly *i>d tli..ii,u2S help* di* |k*,tl»u and |>r.,mvti rgy and* lt-b*«rful apirito. F This 1, a gopd ohana, to save aoney and • gsod tiw IB got in th, rest or your wintor'e fusi. ■ Thorns,pie 0a, A Blsstsls 0s. ' Phono 0. �nts Woodland hamtmo* bacter. pebrcahy i*. oh. FIVE BIG DAYS Mrs. Lewi* Christian left Thurs­ day for BradfflhL Ohio; callltfd lhero hy the serious Iflness of her slsterj The play, “Aunt Dinah's Quilling I’t.rty,” given at the town hall Fri­ day and Saturday nights, drew large crowds both nights, uml according to the {scat judgment of many who arc able to judge a good play, and giyeii entirely by home talent, it perhaps was the best thing of the kind ever given to a Woodland audienceThe cast was made up by those wju> scented Io be individmillv fltfrsl fnr their parts. .Mr. Merriam, our ice man, has Ills Tuesday fee house* filled to the brim with a Saturday il4e quality of ice. , ' For Saturday only, we .will put on For Friday w> will put nn Dr. II. C. Carpcnlcr'of Howard rate In our Coat Department all Coat* City spent Salurdny til the home of CfARPKT DEPARTMENT wc have left nt HAIaF PRICE. hln brother-in-law, A. L Cooper. . IlnXlOH Heamlrpa liruMu-U Iluttk Mrs. H. B. Walker of iyving came Just stop to consider what that 1 . .so.OS Saturday Io lake in Jhc piny nnd means with our close prices. Coats actually virit her slater, Mrsi C. !).' (inin/over Sunday. sold nt *23.00 at only *12.30, and rldo Woodollnm for Rug Hcvivul meetings hogan nl the M­ *15.00 Coats at only *7.30; and so E. church Tuesday evening with Border, nt only 33c on through.the whole line. Don't get Rev. L B. Kenyon at the Helm. Wc In fring'd Fibre Matting In blur, brown nnd trust *11 CJiristlan workers will tuni plain." ni .onlyI*c disappointed If you don't find any and *5c '• out nnd help In,the work. Fibre Itugn nnd Crex Rugs In else. QirU' Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Fisher of tlte *x!2. nl only. . .*7.H3 nnly - ■ um wo expect'them nil to k» Saturday. State Rond were guests of Mrs. Fish­ Floor Linoleum m 38lie tier yard er’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reiner, over Sunday. They took In the play Saturday night, which they Ihomughly enjoyed. Miss Harriet Fisher and little brother Don of Knhimuzoo visited their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Holly, over Sunday. Don will re­ main for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John Velte cnlertainc dhis cousins, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Howers pud daughter Dorolhy, of Fort Plain, New York, over Sunday. Mr. Bowers is a prominent funner of York slate nnd he nnd his family were on their way home from New held at the Kilpjtlrick church Tues- Mrs. Ed. Weaver of Woodland laiI Mrs. Man- Chose. They will use the, net of tho Blm-kburn emm him matte! Mexico, where they had been making tliiy forenoon, HCV. Lyon onicitiliiig, I keelng house for her during her ah-:: program Ihnl is printed for March it* '-road hwm-p and caught one of 2Jth in the program bonks. |lhe rr.ldente ot thia Ulr hunt: and n several weeks' visit. Thl* was their anil burial was in cemetery No. 2. Irem-e. Mrs. John Wnotlm.in. while doing , now everyone 1- wondering how Smith civile Miller of Freeport visited!Mr’- Freeman Furrow and son of first visit to Michigan, nnd they were ‘ her household duties, hit the end of Xn m the F ' *' — surprised to sec so fine a country. the hnme folks the fore part of the Pr“7'**r‘ ri-lted at a. GolgeFa over1 a linger and dislocated it ut the ilrs! ChXmn». and Btlmrtnn - ... • I Sunday. • Mr. Velte visited these people 3/ week told Smith Hank B.lllngcr is now snugly en- f,XrT. ^°.h?me *“* years ago, although keeping up a Jn,B*. „ , ,,, „ unmethlng and Smith told the ehorlrt, correspondence, Ihdy had not met sconsed in the old barber shop buildAL H,111(1Pr family, Mr. und Mr., Errclt Scklmore ami Miss (.race nn(1 lh(l Rheriff told the Grand Itapltb* ing on the first and is ready'H. ov.mi,.,, HchaRdy utiu .md ->.ma MIm M-uan Leduh a.pinA.pin- Gould of Highbank attended chur£l> .herlff, nnd he told Vlergever and SinCC. y ... —. floor, — .... ... A party of fourteen young people for cullers ,nt ut tiny any time. Hunk Hank says '.ill ■ nil attended the funeral of Leon Ixmn FurFur­ Sunday anti visited with Harvey. Vlergever came and got Smith ana or Hastings, chaperoned by Mrs. Will! the fair sex will not be disqualilied. roll In Carlmn Thursday. Woodman's. took him to the Rapids to have him Cook nnd Mrs. Flora Rendle Henkes,I A citizens caucus bns been called' 'Frank Hntlth finished hl* job of Sunday School Note*. “’•< Bllniuon told him. That** drove over to take in the lilay Snl-|for Thursday, Feb. 26, to nominateAuxust Geiger** farm Sat­ There were over 50 io the Sundny en»y. see? urday night. On account of the con-. candidates for village others Io be J"hn Guy* n,-ur school and we arc in hopes it Willi dition of the roads they were n little voted on March 9. \ nei«er «n,i \ir« Frmi n.i be doubled next Sunday. Into for all the play, but made up for | The republican caucus cnll ho* not ' tuirt The subject of the lesson for next lost time, when after the play was been mode at this writing. We have 7inB,.' 1 ’ 1 ,u"‘ ,n Sunday is. "Faith iteslmving Fcur,” over they were Invited over to R. S.jhol learned whether the progressives Mr. »nd Mr*. Evart cium or South taken from Idike f-'tl-l'J. Holly’s home where, with u few of; will put up a ticket or not. I Woodland un<i Mr. and Mr«. twine The Sunday achmd wishes Io ttv the Fair the young folks of the village, they । Miss Velma Benson nnd Miss Ijtis । B»wl*y of Uonin «r.>v<-. runted at the Icresl all those in the neighborhood giving Hu who do not now nllend and gives—----- enjoyed themselves with sinning, Velte .were home over Sunday, nnd ’1,«f their mother. Mrs. Ge... music and a good hotJunrh. They I look in the uhiy Friday night. |Hnu. r. u rdn^iuv j everyone, both young and old, a ror!<lial invitation to ullrihaJicxt-Sun- evolution. seemed to enjoy the entertainment i Tltcrc will be a meeting Friday nnd good time they had here and ex- i afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the town i EAST WOODLAND. tiny, x II is. “Go Io Sunday School .nd falhtVe ter evolving to the higher nrd M. I. Cole anti J. F. Fulger were In! Sumlity." and Sunday school will bc- thliiKK. firmly rr.nlvril Hint h pressed a desire to rclurn in the hall to make plans to see If n coninrnear future. Wc understand they I allon creamery can't be slnrtctl here’ Bcnnie anti Miinon Cowles of Mat-i 8*" “• V? ocV?St' . ., . ■ Like ." " Ill*1 ■" arrived home about 3 o’clock in the! this spring, Like Odessa Odessa on on buvnes* buvom Saturday. Saturday. I. M,.ss »l’"rn " . Icwan Icwan were were guests Hursts of of t'tvir itt-ur uncle ititclc J "’H 1,1 ,.,u morning without u faull-flnding one "v‘ revival 7mcellug. T ."i at the ; ami aunt, Mr. and B- •■hnrcli. ‘‘hurch, will be urcsenl present antlm and ..... . ...... Mr*. W. Sawdv.i ‘ . ilT - it in the bunch. F. F. Hilbert. Perry Flory, George Frank Palmerton and mother. I Saturday. | lalk Io the Sil nd a v scltool. Burkle and Wrii. H. Mohler took in Mr*. Eliza Palmerton and Mr*. .Mat' .Mr. unit Mrs. Huger 11ml daughter1 Jhe auto show at Grund Hapii|s Inst Palmerton .pent Wednendi.y vteltlng ]|aS(.| ()f West Sunlieltl were gueslsi SOUTHWEST CASTLETON. j. । i V Mr- »"■' Onte T'x-'-l Ml.. M.I.I. reck. ‘ iciv.ui* .m Miss Mabie F'cighirer nnd friend auk Wm. J. Baril,’who underwent !tlf ' Mr. a nd ••Mm. A. Griimrnnd Mr.’and ; »v. ut ut laikeview Lakeview 1Thurs- |o-<l . r ■> ,• I F'lovtl McKay, operation for throat trouble nt .Inn Mr*. Fred Geiger Mepn: Wedneflday1 | (.*. vlalted in Freepori. | M,?s D"Li Jordan of Hastings v..MICU j.,j(C(| || le former's IOV I....... J|,,r cousin, Arbor early last spring, died at his -• • Mr*, it. C. iteaird. MIm; spent part of lust week with her' .Mr. •• tint!• Mr.v »•- <(hl :i 1Unsen i_..1 and chll- ""r hnme in East Woodland Saturday and A. E. Glddlngfl nil »f friend. Miss II. Haines of East’ tlren sp.nl Sunday with the form- nn>. afternoon. Mr. Baril was well W1^’tan4 ",p’,.n( ' Hund; -,lt j, j ' Woodland. cr ’ s brother, Nila Ltnsen anti family -----known by nearly every one here. „„„ „„ ur|.„ who has been j Wilson Bowser, having up till a few years ago been uiwrcnce ttatil.r <>f E«»t WnodHini spending several weeks with reta­ at Gttrlinucr's Corner*. /fiber! nnd Allien McCleland ain.icmuii and family ......... ...... in the meal business in the village, vlsitr.i nt ( ha*- II.'Ise a M*.|id i>. t-i [1 ,i.v,.. —I 7.Ti'ii, **c’ ’n Sunfield, started on i.i bis Nashville spent K Sun-•non— liny <.f Ilnntlnsit !• ,I - ---------------*’ llnHe was 59 year* old and had been a , Carl Wheel.H- --• “— .iinnd ' -■**kTJ i W<?< ,h •" ‘ ' ,,m« •",l"e Journey to Silverton, Orc., Mrs. Good of Na il.y will, Ih.-ir ','ler nn,l daughter, h,,ll“ *•>'»> run ,u nt. resident of Woodland about 35 vears. d«n Farrrl li Mrs. Lenn Raffler nnd family, After he was married to Mis* Ernnin 1 . ........ near ..... REpl)BUM|| EHTHUS|JSM T spent Sunday at E. M’"* <•«•>' Makley ami children, .. Hill he retired from the village and Kahtmo. nth Woodland. who have been quite ill the past has since made his home on the 1 "£.T" 'V'.'mij>■' (1f c litis winter serin* Io be n pretty -------- . _» Carlton week, are reported better nt this AT LINCOLN CLUB BANQUET ffooil season for logs, ns Dnvhl Mc­ farm. He leave* no Immediate rein-! vlHlte(( A| n......... ooh).r<-y. Saturday. 'time. lives, except his wife, who has pa-: S|rM u<rtrude Su.m. iI went ta t.» A»-1 «»• > Died, meu, suddenly, suiiiicniv, nt nt his nis home home in in Clelland <>f Barryvlllc hauled a log ude Stowell lirnlly attended him during his long jayria Tuesday .-all. <l there by the ,< r- : pas( Woodland Saturday utter a out of his bndher Albert s woods siege of Illness. The funeral was Utnew. ..f h-r >.r..ihere ehHdr. n. gg iterll Fum rTi al Saturday to Nashville Munich by scaleil 1.126 , East Woodland church Tuesday, actual ineasiirmenl feet. It was a ISTpot log. , Rev. Lyons bniciating. Jasper Deeds of Nashville stienl I Quite it large number of logs have 1 been yarded on the John Guv place Sundny afternoon al Tobnl Gnrling। nnd the Prank Smith sawmill is ex- C Word wn» received by Albert Mc­ | perted Io begin culling -them this Clelland's that their brother Davids invalid son. Harry, passed away Other investments pay larger rales, but remember, they are •abject to change in market value which may take more than in­ Monthly. , COAT8 GROVE. terest, then too, you must find a buyer. Mrs. Mary Chase, who hits been DISTRICT. having un ullut-k of the quincy, is; Our Certificates »re Payable on Demand and Provide a I« quite «tek wllh [much belter. ‘ Mjtmle «■ We are going to conduct Five Big Bargain Days, they are going to be Bargain Days right. We like to have you come everyday. They will be Friday, Saturday, Monday Tuesday and Wednesday and whatever is advertised for those days special, will be regular prices any other day.^ SO WATCH THE DAYS AND COME. REMEMBER we have many other bargains all through the store, besides the few we have advertised, so if you don’t find advertised what you want come anyway. Monday — Under State Control OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. George Liverton..'............................................................. ............ President Wm. H. McCartneyVice President Sherman 1. StrongCashier Howard C. LawrenceAssistant Cashier Otto C. Russ Otis Miner Perry F. Hines Wallace JLovewell Louis Krieger U. S. Postal Savings Depository No. 4770. Mr. anil Mrs. Willard Bolhm anti family visited Sunday at Warren ,5!*, — । Kelsey's. i chloU lt«sl Lydia Wundrrll.-h, An interesting I). G. T. O. clubj Httii Walt a- ‘t’en and Clare Whim I meeting was held last Wednesday tit i of the Hagln • •••vl. attended the fitthe home of Mrs. Alice. Chase. The! oeral of Leon F.irretl Thursday subject of “Immigration” wits ills-' Mr*. Ge., th i ll l« quite sick with cussed.' j rheumatism. Fay C. Wing of Wayland preflched K(ETrrr> °,.1!7*7tngl* ^h.’.’i i two excellent sermons Inst Sunday. Kn|‘u Fox of Middievlll.. house to Revival meetings ore in-progress . . . . ut the North Castleton U. B. church. of March. The W. C. T. U. will meet ncx* ’ „„„ ------------------------- - -------------- -Tuesday, Feb. 21th, nt the home of [Mrs. Bert Mill* and daughter Hilda, Our New Styles inRandG Corsets are in Stock iltilnn milts. non tteeccl shirt- 50c $1 $1.50 $2 $3 inveut slot The Store With One Price To All Always the Lowest HASTINGS SANITARY DOUBLE STORE OUR. SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PAY 3V& percent if left with us onc year 3 percent if left six months Organized in 1888 'Furnishing* department. All Mail Orders Attended to Promptly We Do As We Advertise Sure Income. Savings Books Issued. LAKE ODESSA STATE SAVINGS BANK, Uka Odessa, Mich. Wednesday FARMS FOR SALE As the Season advances, demand is more frequent for good tillable lands. With great care I have provided for the coming season: various tracts, large and small, for the benefit of my patrons in 5 acre, 10 acre, 40 acre tracts and up. An abundance of 80 acre 240 acres at farms f r m $65 per acre. $3,500 to $10,000 I2O acre farms from 8o-acres near Maple Grove $5,000 to $12,000 Center, the barn alone costing 160 acre farms'from $9,000 to $16,000 Price $5,200 These with many other up to date farms with good buildings can be purchased at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. 1 can exchange your city projierty: get you a good home in any part of the country. Call and read my list. Hastings Business Exchange Phone 136 W. A. Dunn Hastings, 130 E. Center St. Mich. PIANOS (JUR stock of Pianos is easily one of the most representative Piano stocks in this country. Perhaps you Jo not know that we carry many makes anJ the chance for choice is unequalled in Michigan. You cannot think of a more beautiful Gift to your family than a Piano; it means not only education but joy for everybody, and YOU ' are the only source through which your family can secure this great gift. Of course you've often wished for one, but it seemed a luxury that pthers could afford, but not you. Now did it/ever occur to you that “others” thought the same thing before talked it over with us? Frost, Uh.trle* Wllllatn,. Cap!. potter, II. T. French. Henry S. Hheldon. Abrn Johnson. Charles A W.-lnten, Arthur, 11. Mulliollanil, Gordon Ironside. liar-I ‘red W. Stebbins. Earl they It’s part of our business to show you how easy it is for you to own a piano, and we want to talk it over with you. Our easy payment plan will please you.* I Thursday. ♦ t/our ) ♦ Resolution ) , That This is the Year You are to Build a NE,W HOME Best of ail, you have widely resolved to build not only an attractive home, but one that is sturdy from cellar to attic—every stick gound and strong to the core. 'T A home that will wear a lifetime and be a source of pride to you and your family. ♦ ♦ A House Can be no Better Than ' the Material of Which It Is Made Hur ton. this writing. 'inx at the I .cnuple of 1 ▲ home In O. I Mr. nnd Mrs. M. F. Shupp consider A | tho 13th n lucky day. and especially ns III happened u- be Friday, when nn eleven and.it half pound boy came tn A ' make his home with them. ▼ j O. N. Jatndon ;s keeping bachelor's ♦ hall. John Bird l« ▲ Many of thi their supply of Inches thick at... Wednesday night was the coldest ♦ 11. F. F. Schilling. John Huffman. C. H, Barber, Huy Townsend. Charles I! you want the greatest musical instrument ever invented, come in and let us demonstrate the wonderful PLAYER PIANO. You become an artist nt the Piano the moment you sit down in tronj. of a Player. Here is the greatest achievement of modern inventions; takes the place of a silent Piano in the home and makes YOU the artist. Besides, you can play it by hand like the regular Piano. Come in and see a wonderful array of these wonderful instru­ ments. We se|l them on monthly payments. . ♦ Jo j/cu y4aw Ruotoid, > ♦ + + That the.beat material is going.to make your house wear longest and look attrac> tive longest, and what is especially important—it is going to save you a world of repair, expense and annoyance. Exactly our idea, too. And all our building materials are bought on that basis—to build houses that wear and give lasting *atisfac{ion. Let us show you just the materials you want—lumber, millwork, brick, hardware, paint, etc., and why. Our prices are very reasonable. < Now Resolve to Come and See Us t Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ♦ Broadway Yards, ■y Phone 224 Bauer Bros. E. Court St. Yards Phone 254 o'clock Thursday morning nnd only 2 above at noon with the sun shlnlns brightly. Zeene Huck went to Batle Creek Thursday to work at the Battle Creek Sanitarium. W. W. McKtbbln Is reported on the <«ln. his blond teet having gone up from 30 to 75 per cent. The church school teacher, Mis* Mabel paeons, who has been spend­ ing several days at the teachers insti­ tute nt Berrien Springs, returned Monday. . * Will Chamberlin, who ha* been car­ pentering at Detroit since last Octo­ ber, returned Friday. He will re­ main at home about tan day* when he will again take up hl* work in De­ troit The ■ Blackburn Case, did I hear PLAYERS Friedrich’s Judge smith has denied Marlon Shores,a new trial. In an opinion handed down Wodncalay. Mr. Shores prlsonment. mallcloiM prosecution and slander, The jury awarded (he plain­ tiff a verdict of *5«, DOWNTOWN STORE 206 MONROE AVENUE GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. �k’EBHl'AHY »•, IM* -----------------Elwaln of tAnslng the city Wednesday calling on Brewer made business trip lo Lansing the latt Commissioner "•Ing. lg here Inspecting x receipts in the proMr. and Mrs. N. H. Spade, of Grand otnc», Ledge, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mattoon. Matthews spem Improvements, in bls barber shop Fred napldaa ho will hav the --- nncsl ---- 1 In the state. Fred Ilohor, of thia city, a student Joseph W. Brownldgc. or Mt. PlenaIn the state unlvarslfV. wa( recently Initiated into the Blgqui Upsilon Club, Miss Ermine Goodyear of Jackion and Is now living at tho club house Jacob D. Hendrick, ag.-d 7>, a plowill spend Saturday and Bunday with Tiu-.m- :n..i i H. Barber, and LOCAL NEWS coming frojn one of the chimneys led P. T. Colgrovc has a new "Hudson io his detection. the birthday of tier Frank BeckwKh will soon occupy shop. Fred Todd has purchaser a Dnc new noon. Troxel came Buick roadster. Tho Methodist Brotherhood now ..-milled 30 -of her ocqualnt ince*. In“■ ’ ,eluding a number of members o’ George M. Duguay la tho new lino-; Birthday club. All had nn enjoyable • Musical instruments nOUNS, GUITARS, MANDOLINS, BANJOS ALSO STEEL, GUT AND SILK STRINGS. BOWS, BRIDGES, KEYS, ROSIN, PITCH PIPES, TUNING FORKS, INSTRUCTION BOOKS, MUSIC STANDS FIBER, WOOD AND CANVAS CASES IN FACT EVERYTHING IN SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND THEIR STRINGS AND □n Mrs. Dwight Grumes of Hastings townshl school will give a n<. TREMENDOUS RESULTS FROM HOHNER HARMONICAb SMALL NEWSPAPER ADV. L. V. BESSMER C. E. Harvey, Druggist, Is Swamped With Replies to Hia Ad in Hanner of Last Week Utsl week C. E. Hnrvcv. the drugpot luck dinner Saturday. gisl, run a special ad in The Banner, in which he made a (pccinl offer of The members of the St. Hose choir small pocket mirrors. The paper cordial Invitation to was delivered Friday Uiroughqpt lhc| ttend the card puny and musical to^couiilv and from Friday noon until Salurtluy night theyere literally] swanipeil with customers coming inf The friends ot Merle Shin In answer the nd. They continued him a pleasant surprise Monday eve­ |t> call Tor the article advertised i ning. it being his seventeenth birth- Ions after the .supply wus exhausted. Itcfrealiments were served and Thexe results were nblaincd di-’ all had a Jolly time. -Jgh Haner advertising. redly Ihroui Ceda Creek School will have This week Mr. Harvey has t... ghost social at the school house riday evening. February 37th, Dll other special ad that will be of inter-1 trict to furnish supper, si to a great many readers. dlslly invited id attend. THE RELIABLE JEWELER open ■. 17 ni. PERSONAL MENTION 0 ( Itaplds b.iturdjy. In Grind , itaplds Wednesday. • " friends In Nashville. Miss Vera Mance went to Belding Itaplds Saturday. Mrs. Warren Wilcox returned Sat­ Wijl Severance Kalamazoo Is urday to her home In Lainaing. visiting Hastings relatives Mrs. John Dawson is spending the Charles Smith of Silver Creek. Mrs. Florence Logan of Nashville. With our equipment of four delivery wagons, we can. get your order to you as prompt as you could expect and during these extreme cold days this fact ought to be of great interest to you* if you need any more coal delivered. That is not all—we weigh out every load of coal that leaves our yard and know that when we sell you a ton of coal it is ton, and our reputation for giving honest weights makes you sure of getting what you buy We have just received another car load of shelled corn. We sell our own ground feed party In Grand | nations were used fbr decorations. tend tho Bhrlners Itaplds. Friday evening. entertained with On Thursday. Feb. it. Dr. McGut- ELi'Al:.. ■■ • . In Coal Delivery ADollght These Cold Days Dll' In Hr ml lien ot old Michigan Homeopathic society. Timmerman read . .... . ... . paper before the society entitled, (lodge Is well known us miners and the HaMlnga members are Claude Bents. ...... lloned nt Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.. has: Is expected that u large number will served out the term of his enlistment L’y Stafford wua taken Into custody md returned Tuesday to his home In this city lu.au.u un a Vagran- . Uy. who has been homel. - . .-n JI /few J^ina of Service F. F. McNair ha* gone to bt. Cloud, to spend the balance of the wln- Liar. Mrs. Clyde Daniels, of .laughter having □bio. i.r internal the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Byl-Icompllculloff o Mrs- Mabel Waters of Grand Kap-:week. organs. Mr. and Mrs G. W. Sheffield visited v. : his mother at Banheld the First of the Workers will be held Monday night. 11 nless Mr. UBI y •«, ni w. z,. I b. , lull ... . . dv. ill- . guest or MIm Kosella Goodyear of Grand r । son Junies P. «uterit. or A class will be initiated. DhtrlcJ Dvp-|good. Tue.day Itaplds is the guest ot nd daughter. Mrs. Martin tfpolls.. arrived nrollment of the In tho city Tuesday on professional EDMONDS BROTHERS Phone 18 The Elevator Men Hastings, Mich AH lead I Thu prayer chord Hum ANNUAL TAX SALE. STATE OF MICHIGAN p^niooUorroii*1MEL a rmAAtk. ■lata of Mlcklsan. toe and is be:!>• aala ot cartain lands ter lai*. perfon ntectln homo loimburd of Grand Bap- ■ lUt Bunday. or Bust Iain sing ' H..I n irj. then Will reach third place spent Bunday with Hastings rslallv Michigan conference. , friends. oWnxbip. । Keith Fuller entertained a party ot । resident of Baltimore to] nd Mrs. E; F. Blake I Sunday _._____ .. ....................... .... ..I to lila " W 14b. 13. I •d Ills eternal Monday evening of Middleville-. ainazoo visited HastInga relatives part Fourteen boys re Illness. Borne; Pattison Smith returned! honor of his birthday. with all patience and Christian Monde)- from C. u Ayres of Detroit, president of pleasantly spent In playing games. Iterelatives in Grand Itaplds. ramenta of hl* church, l>y his p. &tr. and Mrs. Lucian Willison ahd family spent Saturday and Bunday. Mrs. rrank B. Druulllard and baby Faithfully during hl* ion* Illnessm *»*, ... , of Detroit visited her mother. Mrs, i -rn In County Mrs. Hubert Milts went to Grand-, .. Ih .... I'.-.l A.I. :■ : Itaplds WednrMlay to spend the bal. Ford Hicks of Belding will spend bile still <i young man In Mr. Alton t* spending tt. . , . the week end visiting with his parents. health. win! Allerdlng spent Iasl J|r and J( w Hleka. with his son-in-law Bert M Arthur Patton nd daughter Mrs. Lawrence Lyons of Belding. The attention of the Bannc Muskegon Charles Vandenberg been called the statement In the mu . T. l»ombard Tuesday. Mrs. Jamis Caldwell of Fremont. ago wan a long Mr. and Mrs. Henry VaMcnlxrrg. o that Mias Florence I Mich., is visiting her parents. Mr. and inln.i llat<« Hum Hum ued un St SSS STSi. Aid Inst.-. xena Mutual Flru Insurance Co, ot published In the reports. While playing with a Kdwara .Vi­ trained T«lel nd Mrs. John Olmstead and daughter of Mr. uawti I Shi "d ‘ tb Grand JKapldsl°Ture«u7Ctu ‘J1*!1 ’r".‘£ral,v'l ‘”rS attend the funeral of their youngest returned lli! her daughter. Mrs. James Gower and Jamet. Klim were In Grand llaplili/ Tuesday aven­ ins attending a meeting of the Odd : Kaunuion before her return. i-turned to lii-r Mr. and Mrs,, J. F. Goodyear, । been unending. the vrarrMys visit with Hustings relatives with their daughter. Mr*. Donald and friends. Detroit. arc expected turrn-d Friday from a business trip Kelley io Detroit and Battle Creek In the] were called to KuUmaxoo this Thur* fduy morning to attend the funeral o: Mrs. Fred Wolcott returned Mon- Clark .Eaton. Mr. Kelley and brothcr-inbeen for three ird Huturbrother Fisher went to Laton Itaplds Monday (home evening for a three weeks' visit with|W4, then visiting a daughtc i near 'Chicago had been Fran-' seriously Hl. The Judge went to Chickc«. Cal., and mother. Mrs. Purnell icago Saturday. Dowling, arrived1 Saturday from Nashville Sunday. Feb. families ot' 8h played severs! groups of plana J.*.Wood-j numbers from memory ut the Mid- i nt .......... applicant for I Grand Itaplds. nsrlMcd by Dr*. Jit Gunin and Lathwp of Hastings, oper ated on Mrs. Sumner Sponablc. and removed a fatty tumor from hi Ho then bought ;. small farm Halt I m»r whb It writing Is Improving as rapidly as can be expected. for Muskegon, but expect to return i n(M>n by the Nashville plsno pupils ot the bride « longyr visit here. Forrest Ftetmcb. Miss Irma Mr. Thi/mus Hurns "F I •. Ing used. You will need them before summer comes and you can get them cheap NOW, We arc selling Men s 25c Hose for 15c Women’s 10c to 50c Hose at Greatly Reduced Prices All Sizes Boyes' 5, 10 and ?5c Store » on Millinery Hastings. Mich. i i• lo Grand llaplit* one In this vicinity returned uniform nd should' r OF MIDIH.EVILLK Mr. and Mrs- Burns left on they will reside. Their many friends unite in best wishes In a program Issu'd by IhO Orphc- of Greenville, Mich., as sub-doni-on exceUent llkeuess ot -Mrs. Frederick Allen, well-knotpt In this city, who is appearing In a c omedy running In ths Mr. and Mrs. Allen spend Melliotll't MlnKur Hec-ommcniLi lheir summers t. Wall -----holograph from which the cut of CiisiubtTlalu'h Cough lUimcdy. as taken by J. Milaca. SCHEDULE A. There will be a meeting ot Hastings Academy of Medicine anil House on Surgery ut the Hustings Wednesday owning. Fc Il Ao my fellows as being a madlclpe worthy bf tris!. |n c.^es of colds, oughs anjl croup, ---- ----------— Give ChanTbcrIain's Cough llemedy trial und we Important are conlldent >ou will nnd it very cfbusiness pertaining to the society raxbin rtiluii. .tor’s lecture. Physicians from adjoinff ling towns are expected to be present, all dialera—Adv v Jil in r S ■< Uaaar HJLDHOOD. �*-* Reduction . . TIME FOR ACTION ”» 25% Reduction Now is the time for action on your part, don’t hesitate, don’t wait for tower price*. 29 per cent redaction on honest, up-to-date merchandise is the lowest possible price we can make. j. _ This sale includes oil Men's, Boys* and Children's Suits and Over­ coats, all Winter Underwear, Sweaters, Caps, Gloves and Mittens, Fur Coats, Work Coats and Flannel Shirts. Morrill, Lambie & Company 25% Reduction McthodUt Episcopal Cliundi. ’ PROGRAM OF THORNAPPLE Methodist - Episcopal church. Rev. VALLEY PIONEER MEETINB Jiusaell II. Bready, pastor. Public worship nogt Sunday nt 10:30 a. in. and 7:00 p. m. Morning. Holy Com­ munion. Evening, the lust sermon In Large Gathering Expected in Caledo­ the series on “Devils In Society.” The nia Next Monday—Five Histori­ :. Ketcham will subject for next Sunday evening, ’’la the If cal Points to be Discussed. o’clock. Hub- There a Personal Devil7” During Scores are expected to attend the and Women." read u tiulplt editorial on tho que»- annual meeting of the Thomappte Valtlon, "What Hhall We Do About Sun- 1 ley Pioneer Association, which fill day Bum Ball In Hasting*?" meet in Kennedy’ Hall, Caledonia, on Baptist Cburch. The Ix-nten program* will be die- Monday, February 23. At thl* time, trlbuted next Sunday. A comprc- a fund will be raised for making the prayer nnd praise scr honelvo program hu*>been arranged । site of the historic Oak Grove House church. for the entire Lenten period. Our in Caledonia township. The program Sunday norvlcea rut foil ............ —. | U«»«n ’"^lo >" Xn'lrue- for the raw:ting follows: ........... School. Sunday 10:20. Morning wor»hi|., lu:30. Serim.n i t«<m and Evang. H*atlon. 11 o’clock......................Business Session by pastor. Special mttole by organ The Hunday School enrollment last Afternoon 4euinn — . . Hunday for 1»H reached 70S. Every Aiternoon Session. mid choir. tt:oO. । P< r*on able to go. ought to attend one Orchestra Music. Young People’s Scrvlc of the Bible s. hoola in Hasting*. 1 Greeting—Pres E. J. McNaughton. Leader, EllnWorth Smith. ! -JJL* i I‘ r ay< ’ r7 Rev. A. M. Bostwick. Yoke Fellow Band, _6:00. . ,. , 1 ' i > rnycr—-ivcv. /v. a,. uoaiWaCK. Opening ; gram Thurs.luy night, February 2G. Song—East Caledonia Glee Club, Evening Service, 7:00. part devoted to *<>ng service Gospel i will be u mlwlonary supper. Dr. | Memorial Services—Secretary, incukigo by the pastor. Special music | Klchards of Africa will Ire the main I jj0|(>_.<penu Bolt" Mrs Cha'- Mcby choir. I iittracllon. Dr. Puffer of Grand RapM“ y’i’he ordinance of baptism wlll.be l<[" and Dr. Lewi, of Muskegon will i jj'SteiwUh Historical Pointe ru g- Hftcen nerformed at «i the the <Joae <Josc ot of the the oveneven- m.o “J»o taKc lake part in In tne the program, program. TickrIftran Minutes Slinutes with uith Historical Points lointe performed eta for the entire capacity of the | Jamea hardlcy—Cascade Hotel, Wm. Coman—Block House. Tuvaday evening cottage prayer bancment. Including the atagc. have I’erannn having Mni. Bradley Croninger—Whitncymeeting. 7:30. will I>«I held at the now been . taken. hmm. ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, tlckcta, and Uniting that they cannot villc Hotel. use them, please return them. I Mrs. Mary Barbour—Barber School on Grand Hl., near Jefferson. Th« following la the musical pro- House. grrnn for next Hunday: | E. J. McNaughton—McNaughton I’robyjcrian Church. 10:30 a. m.. Organ Prelude. • Hotel Maurice (Irlcvby. Pastor. T,n‘h\mmmXmen..H’rwhh I Sonf-Nuntley Rusaell. Grand Rapid*. All nervier' until further notice .h.^r i • ,7 a c“”b'"' “■ “■ will be held In thi' Parish Houic of THE CHURCHES "The Lord'* ITayer" by Noveilo. "Gloria In Excajsl*." , 7:00 p. m.. organ Prelude. ciioru*. "How Amiable are • Thy morning aerVlee-' Young People’s Meting nl livening acrvlc* at 7'o’clock. i Solo. "llold Thou My Hand.” All the old friends and new friend* | Brigg*. ('hri*tlaii Sriem-c, (.'hrlstlun Science Hodely. Hundny. will begin a iMTle* of sernmna tin “Tho Mlulntry of Je»u*“ to be contin­ ued until Easter Hund.iy. m. Subject. "Mind.” Next Runday evening In honor of Sundny School 11:46. the birth of the Fa th er of Hla Coun­ Wednesday evening lestimunlul try, "Christian I’nlrfatfaim" will bithe theme. All l«v< rs of Washington Heading. room ut Maine address I* and all who luvit their country are open every Wednesday and Saturday Music from 3 to u p. tn., when' authorised literature <>n Christian Science may Tho Wratnihiaivr Girin held anoth­ er delightful Bohemian Tea at the ,?a,rna^K’ , Solo—“Queen Charlotte." Payment of dues. ] Adjournment. h. t. County Farm Sunday. ere I., huve been held nt the Cnun1 Home were postponed unlll RunDe provided for 30 to go. each pay­ ing t»n cenm to help pay for the conv.yancc. lart there be not Ipsa than 32 go. All will have an enjoyable time, and not only a pleasant sleigh ride, but your heurt will be made glad, in-ismoeh a* you have ma* ' Inmate' at the home happy. Mate Illi. Meier enA social party will Im- given at Hie i There arc three purposely rtnl»terlulncd Mouaa Hall Friday evening. Feb. 37.1»l»«'lled word* In Wclckgcnunt The Fellowship Club hold* Its rex- ... to .u_ thn member*, their famllle* and! IHede’s adv. Hit* week. See If ular mertlng n< xi Tuesday evening, tfrli-iul*L Comti, all you yiixMU*, and Comniltbi" in charge: Mo**r*. Hum. Ixxwt. .. Help-the committee make this party * aueceaw. Will tell you the condilfonii- Small Accounts ■ A large part of our business is made up of small accounts. Even though your account may be small it will receive the same prompt and careful attention given to larger accounts. Fliutncial Ix-U<t. ......... ■ wvvn. , shown little change. There ha* been la very xatlsfuctury volume of trail­ ing which hns resulted In spine ad­ vance*. Nearly every one ot the inege ulTcrliigs of high grade securities which him been made since January Drst huve bcm Immediately very much; over subscribed showing that Invojiinent buying Is now firmly istnbllshuo. Money rate* uro being constantly radue.d. due tn a plentiful supple »nd us Shis surplus seeks lnvfe«(muat wc should kee a continuation of th* presCareful Investors are taking ad­ vantage of the mark*!* tnat have been prevailing nnd are’buying Jong i.rm bond* at the pr»«-ni literal yield. I< has been a auFprhm to even the invu&iincnt Hanking House ihu rapidity With which *om* of the Is- BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. An AnsouftcemBHt Assuring you of courteous treatment, we invite your account whether targe or small Hastings National Bank, Th* Only National Bank In Barry County HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. | N^IHHLLE. Lsat wwk Ttraai^f swsitg Uurel Chapter, O. E. 8., for their soaxl part .k. very sick for some time is on the gain. H. C. ZuschmiU and daughter, MUs Cecile attended the'Mtamobilc show at Grand Rapids lest Friday. Homer Darby of Flint visited his sister, Mrs. W. B. Cortright, last wek. John Wertx, Sr., is vary sick. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Deane left Teusday^for Mobile, Ala-, to spend a few We have a few Men’s and Boy's Suits that are slightly out of date but good values that We arc willing to lose money on and they arc yours for V4 offf ' " One Price Clothiers HASTINGS, MICHIGAN NASHVILLE Wftecn ladies i Eaton County eQ at the Ma­ tte and report ponic tempi* jd I i attended were a fine time-. Thoi kf, Melxsa Roe, Madames Carral' [Union, Minnie Sarah Quick, Gr ____________ ro, Lillie Vance, Floy Wotring. Linka Tattle. Mary White, Edna Furatea, Gertrude Mar­ tens and Miss Minnie Bailey. A. C. Buxton was at Grand Rapid* laat Friday on burinaw. Mrs. Clyde Wilcox, <rf Hastings, vis­ ited her mother, Mrs. Eunice Mead, Greater reductions would lose money for us, and every sane per­ son knows we are not in business to do that if we can help it. 25%. Reduction | aawifcff.mt.onr Increase of Dividends to. l-rart’re^1 *““* Mtn'S ? ItUtlni ttiat*tlmr< Iknra hn. kxn > AUCTION SALE Having rented my farm and decided to quit farming, I will have an auction sale at the farm, miles north of Hastings, 14 mile north of Welcome Ghurch, on section 29, Carlton township, on Thursday, Feb. 26, T4 Commencing at 10 o’clock a. m., I offer the following property: HOHHEK «Lr of Dajipli- Gray Ikmx-*. I mid S you Hired by Mi>-tral. Weight uboui 2VUO. COWS Spring tooth drag Spike tooth drag Wide lira uagim Single light lianu-M Top buggy .. Double net brns~ trimmed Uanicss 'FlitMoolh culihatur. Durham i'iu, 1 yount old (iriinbdoiMJ Combined liaj anti Mock rack I’olatul Citiua brood sow. B F. Stoupe has rented and fixed up the front part of T. E. Van Orsdal'a building and has moved his barber 130 bwdiela nt Mortgage JJfier Seed <>au> 23 IJmxilu rut*, duo April I shop into tho same. 30 laying hens C. D. Ayres went to the hospital at Ann Arbor Monday for an operation. FA11M TOOI-S M1SCEXLANEOVS AltTlCLEN The Womans' Literary duh met at the pleasant-country home of Mrs. (■a-olinc *to»c Belle Martie, north of the village Deering mower Good l-iiurn Tuesday for their mld-Mntcr picnic. Champion coni binder I Tho lames met at the rest room in the byractMO riding plow, nearly new mention. morning and were taken out in sleighs. This week Wednesday evening, Nashville Lodge, No. 255, F. and A. M. had quite a novel session. They had work in the third degree end all the stations were filled by past masters of the lodge. Nine from here attended the Lincoln club banquet at Grand Rapids last Saturday evening. Lee and Miss Minnie Bailey were at Bellevue Monday attending the fu­ neral of a relative. A sleigh load of Lady Maccabees spent last Thursday with Mrs. Sher­ man Ayers. MIm Clara McDerby entertained a nuAber of her young lady friends at dinner Sunday. Word was received here last Friday morning of the death of Mr. Stephen Walratn of Charlotte, which occurred] that morning. Mr. Walrath formerly lived in this village. Miss Mildred Holly was home from Grand Jtapids Saturday and Sundny. I Misse Beulah and Beniice Mead were home from Friday evening till Monday morning. Miss Olive Walker was home from Middleville over Sunday. BARKY VILLE The King’s Daughters entertained school last Friday, evening at their The Aid Society will be entertained with a valentine social last Friday pleasant home on the north aide. by Mrs. Albert Deller, Mrs. McClellend: Sunday m Hert Blrmmi’a In Italtlmor •. evening at the home of M's* Alberta Dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. A. C. Siebeit spent last Wed- allj Mary Hayman at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mru. Or*.m M. intyn- and Martens on the south side. The house was prettily decorated with hearts and nesday and Thursday in Grand Rap- al)d Mrs. Albert Deller Friday Febru-, motlrei vtolred George Cheeammt and ' nry 27 for dinner. wir° 8«nday. crape paper. The evening w?s hpeat ids. Miss Elsie Smith visited her brother Mrs. Demary is visiting her daugh-1. ,I?rlu*. V.u*l.‘’.n ’■ with games and music tnd a dainty and hia family in Grand Rapids the ters in Jackson Jn ®r*nd1 Rapid* ttolilng hi* non and luncheon was served. part of last week. The revival meeting closed at Bar-1 “ j},*'nnJ ... One day last week Frank Green latter A d.I.xhlful mubk.k •> 17*11. ThuUd.y ,«»lnr. a-7. J u" I!'.",. “Ij drove a load of five logs from South n 1’ • ,,reach’W Sunday evening at this daughter attended the I- A. 8. at Bev. Maple Grove to H. E. Downing’s mill l»«thqImCinf- aH’ j j. Mar»hall’. tom Thursday. and the logs scaled 9C9 feet and the lyt Sunday afternoon by the scholars ,,1,.^. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mudge went to. Mr. ..nd Mr*. Harry Ma*on .pent load was so heavy that Mr. Downing’s of EotTcst G. Tierback and twatdes scbIm could not weigh it it. but it was those from the village who took part ! Bellevue Monday to attend the funeral Tuesday at Orson McIntyre *. 1 A cordial invitation to given to all drawn by orfe team of horses and not Miss Margaret Wood and Justin Mui- of a nephew, Mr. Ockley. htner, pupils from Hastings, gave sevWin. Hyde spent Inst week in Grand "• <• A- * whh-h-wiil meet very heavy horses at that. „,„d|n, th, d.lry convrn- I''1- >k.. An,.i..n,I H.Uk Mrs. M. E. Larkin is at Detroit to j-r.1 number, on <h» ri.n. «n.l >Mm.: Thursday. Feb. 16. All member* aru get styles an<t buy her spring millin­ The whole entertainment was much, tjon -njnyM by .11 who worn prMIrnd lo 0 „ K „ unl th , „„„ s „ nd ,y ''S'X'?! “ " “ ery goods . l"r|,mX.k.'‘;:',ddb- im'"! "'hint .ho mlMlon.Q; IMk. w>.>- ’’X' .m’Jm .. .......... Glenn Murphy was at Jackson last •ht I‘'’CfvssmK rapidly. poned their meeting until next bun- th,- funeral norxtce* of Cha*> Clark Friday Mrs. Ora Chaffee went to Hastings I (|av evening. Fcbraury 22. "f A^yria la.rihur.dm. .landing UvOrson Shoup has moved from Mor­ The invalid boy oY»Mr. and Mrs. remainder of the day with Mr. ami gan into Mrs. B. 3. Reynold's house on Monday to spend the week with her parents. , , . David McClelland :-cssea away Mon- Mr*. <'rfn Durham. North Phillips street. Miss Effie HanM of Maple <.rove, llayi Fcb. lfi, at their home. The Mrs. Maud Cole returned home Dr. and Mm. E. T. Morris were at spent Saturday and ISunday with her grieved parents have the sympathy Fouth. B. n<). Ind.. ia*j Tuesday Grand Rapids Monday. of all having her mother 'lowly improving. lx-vi Hickman of Charlotte was in grandmother, Mrs. Mary Holsaple. Mrs. ’ Mr- and Mr*. Albert Green. Mr. and axrs. Chas. vn*». Gutchess tiuicncra and ami son Ellis'r.ui* the village Monday. Tpent Sundny with Mr. Gutchess at! W. B. Cortright was at Grand Rap­ the hospital in Grand Rapids. ids last Thursday. . Revival meetings were eommenrod S. A. Gott was taken very- sick in the night Sunday night with gall at the Holiness church Sunday even-1 Mr. ami Mr*. Carey Edmond* of H.iatstones. Mr. and Mrs. O. Fbiok of Maple'h Ing* over Sundiiv. Charles Fowler is spending a few Grove wer* . Mr*. Mabel Moody nnd Mr*. Mary days with his daughter. Mrs. David Kunx. He returned from Battle Cre?k Saturday. last Saturday aud reports that Mrs. WEST VERMONTVILLE Fowler is gaining slowly. mid ‘joiu'phMias Goldah Hitt visited har moth­ lai.xi and Julia Dunkclburgvr^Hu’nday. nnl° er, Mrs. Peter Deller. Saturday and Nease entertained the L. A. S. at-.Mrs. i-iwc.h-k . Sunday. John Snore’s Thursday. A good al- friend* In Cunts Grove* and Wooulaiitl. »•• .. ■■I^st Friday morning the remains tendance. Thursday. df Wayne, the six year old son of Rev. Mrs. Villa Parrott, of Nashville, and >,r- ,"”1 -Mn*Hkldmore tnand Mrs. Lloyd Mead of Alto, was Amos Hinckley, of Lake Cjty, visiteil ‘*’rlJ,,h""1 -S’*,hun •*nd family on Bert ot Calif., on Sunday. Holiday. brought here and interment mode In at M. E. Downing’s Thursday. John Snore and wife visited in Ih* ’ i’l?’ ‘| u’.'Sl’mmhe* ’m '­ Lake View cemetery. Little Wayne EMERY’S AND CLEVERS CORNERS : »i -le'X, was a victim of diphtheria nnd was Grand Rapids Saturday. Mr. ujfd .Mrs. Henry Martens and kct. accompanied by only the under­ I M>rSirV'r:l -“f1'1 *!'?" ?!i|- ‘ The Vab min.' S.« lai ghnn by Hutaker and a minister as tho rest of the dred Henion of Nashville, visited «t | Durf>« Jb-houi m th,. piv<i*.int h-me family of Newaygo have recently brought her overland in a sealed cas- lain Straw’s from Saturday till Mon-iof. Mr. mid Air*. Nat 1'uini-lt l-’rid ly moved mi W. J. Noyes' farm. Miss Sylvia M. Everett of Naslifamily were under quarantine. day. ‘owning. Feb. 13. wa* a very rnj»yaMrs. Will Chase of Hastings visit­ Frank Axhehn and wife and baby,’bl<-affair and nettl'd th--Ji'.m-'i 813.30. ville spent Sunday wilh her parents. ed her aunt, Mrs. M. B. Brooks, last of near Nashville, visited at Clive I -',u* ' ed.i HlHdmuTv u dotalix-d Straw’s Sunday. from school by lllnea* Thursday. Mrs. M. B. Brooks returned home Mrs. Carrie Gardner visited her .Mr. and Mrs. Clytlv Everct from the hospital in Grand Rapids one aunt, Mrs. Beck, in Nashville Sunday.! Sunday evening at Nashville. IteguL day last wek. •ruary SJd. Initiation Roy Mead, of Middleville, was in CARLTON. BANNEB WANT ADV8. PAT. the village last Thursday and Friday. C. L. Smith w called to Grand Miss Altha Rarick of Hastings spent Itaplds last Week to testify in the Sunday wilh her parent*. Mr. and Blackburn ease. Alton Wood, of I’ioasant Ridge, Funeral services of I con Farrell ’ spent Sunday at C. I’. Coverts. were held at the hpme of his parents, Mrs. Frank Karick. . Feb. 12. Interment in Fuller's ceme-i D. A. Wells of Battle Creek was in tery. Mrs. Farrell ami Lawrence arc the village last week. Fred white was at Charlote last better, but Mr. Farrell is not so well.’ Mrs. Tom English wgfc badly burned' h Wednesday. Saturday Vf,.WIUU> evening, V.V,Ui,K, uheft wnvu1 the UH- coal xvul stove, Mrs. Clift Tarbcll cnicrtaimd the exploded while she was fixing the Are. Lady Maccabees last Friday afternoon Mrs. I'eler Adri:in<xin was in Coats1 at her home with a thimble party. Grove Thursday mid Friday. Next Friday evening The Morning Glory Rebekah lodge expect to Initiate MARTIN CORNERS. j a class of ten member.' and have In­ Mrs. Lewis llillon is ill willi rhcti-l vited the Vermontville Rebekah lodge to attend the meeting and a good time iiinlistn mid In grinpc. Mr*. Allie Mind mid .Mrs. Dnlsv, is expected. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Miller veiled Mrs. Mill. r’.v brother, Navuc entertained their children and M. Furlev. who Ik ill. in Maple Grnve.l Mrs.- .Millie Fisher vislled her par-i their families In honor of the twentyfirst anniversary of their son Carl's itils in Igikcview Thursday. Mrs. Smlic llilhin has been snlFer-' Wodnehday afternoon of this week Inu with Hie grip-the past week. Lincoln's day will be obserwtl .it: Mrs N. C. Hagerman entertained the> Tj,j“ ““crtjbess with a thimble 'Barty, party. I Ibc diiircli next Sunday, Feb. 22. A. uniavl rollrction .will e Inkcii fur, Ihc. Freedmen's Aid nnd Suuthern Edurotionnl socit’lvi „ • There wll Ibe a. quaVlerly meelingl ui. Hie rhiirch Smidiiy, March" I, ni 10 o’elwk. Dr. Floyd, Hie illslrlrl! le.l superintendent, expects ,lo be pres-1 . _ want-, i ni. Pleuxe nUelunlivveilMvroJloin Michigan Treat Co. Bld,. Grud Rapid., MicMgu. fully entertained the teachm at our ent. Plan Io attend. Hot Lunch at Noon. Shelter for Horses if it Storms. Tormc nf Qalfli All sums of $5.00 or under, cash, lulllld III Odlui Over that amount 9 months time will be given on bankable notes with interest at 6 per —‘ No property to be moved until settled for. F. FAUSEY, Prop. Col. W. H. Couch, Orville Barnum, Auctioneer Clark. TO BANKERS You frequently desire, cither for collateral purposes or for some customers, information or quotations on SECURITIES ■ Over a period of years wc have compiled sonic very extensive statistical files and will be pleas­ ed to have you avail yourself ot their use Wire, telephone or mail inquirks will hate our immediate attention. Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Bortles �THE HASTINGS middleville id Mrs. Allen Hiram Rayne ha* about 150 tons of line ice in bls Ice house.Our little community was pain­ fully. shockcd by ’he sudden death nf Rev. Win. Perkins Saturday even­ ing. He had n stroke of apoplexy Tw<I«>. followed by more jwere riativm. . strokes, inn-ooff causing him In -be unconaiiuwca, -......... and?will greatly miss. Fred O. fitokoe. secretary of tb" scious for about 48 hours. He cor-. On Friday Keith Vance, while working on th« 1c* for >!• A- Dieirich. creamery ussnclatlon. atlentlwJ the, Inlnly wit* fully prepared to meet gnjThls hand Into a pulley and th" stole dairymen’s association In Grand the summon*, “Conic Home.' Ho oxRapids Thursday. ' aisled a number of weeks nl the meeting* nt Northeast Barry n short Bud Belts of Irving helped out on lime ago and preached at the Dietrich dray while Jaak was nt Lake was II. Cl; Hen Corners onc week before he died. Hi* friendly, jolly manner made for years on the dray. many friend* and liis earnest,■ mm , show In Grand Rapids l“*t week. him . .iiiuii ■ * ii iviiu. I . .............. .. ..inrlhv On Thursday the little daughter of Mht. H. C. Johnson kavra for hrr devoted life made him a worthy ex­ home In Saernmento. Cal.. Tuesday ample in the Master's "°'k. Mr. ' aflcrpoxn of this week Via way bf Perkins would have been tw >C£*rs Chicago. Union and Houlhern I'nalfic. old the 48th of IhL* nmnlh. He -r.,.. Itli-h'- hall!.nt xn.n- leave* leaves a a dcvolrd ucvumi wile, Mrs. Troxel of Hastings was here ? > Jin. I nnd and n a number number of of giandri!*. grandrhih’kwl* *"5-, day morning. necessitating cat ir ■ nn rlrclo friends to side* ..a i..r large circle .if of friends mourn. He will be greatly niiAscd fo our little bund, where he has failnvillage Friday-Afternoon on fullv preached to it* every other bunfrom here attended the nutp dav nearly all winter. Mr. nml Mr*. Fred Pcrkiiw and ry Bennett spent the dnugliter Helm nml (.ha*. I erkms of Kcnrass rtmic Saturday on ncMyx. Nora Smith left for her home count of the deuth of lheir Ldhcr. In Coleman. Mich., after spending lev- the lust of the week nnd Sunday with Mr. Perkin* of Detroit came Sttndav to scclti* brother and Fnin,}X' hare. uiughton. bclEcrt Hnuse nrfil family hinc K. Hendrick of Grand Rapids ‘ moved back from Kalamazoo with down on Friday forenoon ani Miss Leia R. Getman came home | his parent*. Saturday evening to visit her parents..I The body of Rev- I’^kin* will be building on Irish Corner* and a ®0 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Getman, of! ' ' Miss Gelman is working in . .. .... formerly teaching school in Barry and Allegan lermcnl. James Sanborn I counties. Robert Jenkins is now at work in Grange rwnmsending n driver. As they did not re­ turn that night nor no word being the postal service of Grand Rapids. program for Johnstown G1ri‘n’*’.’ heard frnm them he was somewhat Mr. Jenkin* has been at work for some |.V|,. jr. mH. will ...... * worried, but they enme home Friday time past assisting in the handling of Wnahlrtgton program eoinbinra. the mails. H-mg »»>’ a™n"*’;11 r inM)|n Ray Mugrige delivered a load of Quotations by dll. from LI" ■ un to Grand Rapids. whercJthe driver mixed hay to Ray I-ampson of Irving *,r ..’viXn* of Lincoln." put out the tram and stayed over this week Mondaj’. T^e price today night on hay is not so much a* it was last 'Tenting on th" <»1«J Gamp MIDDLEVILI.V- hfil In the near fulnrf. . Harry BrnnsU spent all.of ine w«i< jn Crld- there shoWfitg up th" Ktlt ear. . I attended lira. Hirity Pcisrs returg d «*«>n« wltn nraday to her '1J' B'*' "' ^fr, Mich-, after* spending several w »•*■*» tK Mr. and Mrs. William Goodsite of a CARLTON. ng attended the au(bit Gram! Rnpids last ■ Roy Bunn nnd wife spent Sun­ dny with the former's parents near Freeport. Orvht Smeikcr nnd family spent Sunday nt John Gcise’s. John Zuachniill nnd wife and son Ivan spent Sundny nt Lester Millet’s. Harry Thompson and Mary Brook* spent Sunday with Mabie Sinter. NOttHEAST KALAMO. A valentine and pedro party waa given by Mr. and Mrs- Frank Kelley Friday evening. Guest* all report a very pleasant evening and departed for home at a late hour. Samuel Crowls have an auction sale Thursday and will move thereafter to their new homr. , , Mrs. Dewitt Main is sick with tonai* a « Mr. and Mr*. Jay Grimes spent Sun­ day with her mother in Chorlotte. Clark Bell went to southern Miaasiasippi Monday. ,, ,, . T. Lincoln Lemon has sold his farm to Mr. Weiler, of Ohio. Bert Blael has rented Mrs. Roseina Bell’s farm for this season. o LL learning, every, -a^bool, every proRogsnd^ *veSy hmwi. AU A tempi tn cothincfl othgrg, is di-’ reeled, whetlier consciously nr not. to this end—that men may agree in then thought of what is true, may think alike about the fundamental* of life, and thereby act iu accord. This i* the ultimate goal of edu­ cation. All honest and legitimate advertising i* BUSINESS INFORMATION, BUS­ INESS "NEWS,” BUSINESS EDU­ CATION. When we all come to under­ stand the TRUTH we will think alike, then we co-opefote heartily, our business then is at once a SUCCESS. “That’s The Reason” why, for years past, and am now. telling yon week after week, about my business. The Real Es­ tate Business, that 1. may secmt yoitr hearty co-operation and make it. the larg­ est and most successful business of its kind in the country. Why not J Wc did it before, and wjrcan do it again. Don’t fail to call and sec me when you come to town. I want to list yopr property. -MAPLE GROVE. A number of pupil* of the Norton school have been haring the chicken pox. Grant Shafer ha rented a farm near Bellevue and will move in the near future; Peter S. Maurer remains about the same. Dr. Toah. of I.accy, I* attend­ ing him. Ed Manning and Mi-ts Mabel Jone* were married onf day last week. Congrtaulationa. ... John Cheesman is under the doctor s W*m. Haught, of Allen, Hillsdale county, drove through last week to get the remainder of the tools left hen* Inst fall, and incidentally to visit old niends. . . Floyd Greenman and family and V. W. Norton and wife passed Thurxday at the home of George Loomis, near <,rp{}^’l.xPrctae by four boys and four Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs. Grccnman re­ maining for a more txended visit. eiris. , „ u,illation. "The Old Flag. Luella Mr. and Mias Sheldon, of near Sun­ field, parsed Sunday at the, home of Talmage. . Heading. "Lincoln a l-arm I . >• | John Cheesman. John . H-nner” Hong. "The Msr HpanaledJ^r; JX At tho meeting "t the city coun­ mu/young nu n. cil on Friday evening It was de­ 3. •• tIh Splendid to Live cided lo turn over to the taidlea* Park improvement Association for dtapoalSo /irandly." Florence Rillestlon seven of the erira number of ‘ |.-|n|t Pxercta* by "tabt children, recently contracted for with the Recitation. “If I Could.” Aurcl Tai­ lights Thornapple Gas * Electric Co. mug". L „ Hong. "Marching Through Georala.” Thomapple township, residing betwen Ranch In n few days to sec how things Irving and Middleville, returned home are Jooklng. and found their son. King Goodkite, from Toledo, 0. one day last week. Mr. Goodsite and his brother Emory have been working the past winter at time tilt the Willys-Ovelarid Automobile Manufacturing plant at Toledo, O. King MIU«. and Bernard Flynn of Bowse Goodsite resigned his position there Wednesday. They will live In Bowne. in order that he might come home to They start out with the best’ wishes assist hi* father on the farm the comof their many friend.. ing season. Word received from Charles Wailace of Rochester, Ind., tells us that he is holding down the position of city brook mad- il ippy by clerk. Jle informs us that his father, G. H. Wallace, has purchased a new ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. The school children .exchanged val­ Buick roadster and plans an extensive entines Friday and It afforded them auto tour the coming summer. Mr. State of Michigan, the probate G. H. Wallace will be remembered as court for the county of Barry. the former owner of the farm now the a Joint meeting of th" township from Woodland, linn bought a farm home of Robert Sowerby and family.- board* of Aasyrla nnd Johnstown will Glenn lutmpson and brother Lyle be held at luicey un Saturday to din­ -re at work in .u« ,">■!'"» m’ M. E. Thompson Is filling his |ce a lumber ramp In north.rn Wlaeon- n™.d J.hu.rnwn drain -him .III MHon. .in While Ibeee rwn ranng men are bran In <1. .mnSue”. Etwal Advertisement* The following arc a few of the many splendid pieces of property I am offering for sale: creek good under cultivation. 13 acres of beech mile to school nnd one mdln to church: on telephone. R. F, D. nnd creamery route; splendid eleven room frame house, barn 34x72, cat­ tle barn room sufficient to feed runs through 9 room frame posture; house; granary 14x21; corn crib, hog­ house nnd chicken co<y>; five miles from R. IL station; <o rods lo school: on telephone, IL F. 1). nnd creamery route; splendid apple or­ chard; all kinds of small fruit; this suit purchaser. pie; fences good; splendid 9 room frame houae: splendid cellar; 3 barn 14x14; granary 10x11; corn crib 10x11; Wagon house 10x11; nil bulldlnga In first class repair and tlon: one and church; telephone. R. F. D. creamery route: good 6 acre orch- Price ... .. *12.004 Ing; 14* acres under cultivation; 45 acres first class beech nnd maple tlmlmr; containing a sugar bush of 3.700 trees, with buckets, pans, nnd all equipments for same; 9 room house In splendid repair: three barns, 40x*0. *0x44. and 20x40, all full basements; one hoghouse. tWP balance 5%. ■■ya ivvci, a onro w, ..... acres under cultivation; boecm and Ing; 40 acres under Cultivation: ly; fences good: splendid 7 room fences fair; 10 room frame houae: brick house; good cellar, well and cistern; 20x50 basement barn; mill and tanks; barns 14x20; hen­ henhouse, corn crib; 4 34 miles to house 10x10; granary 12x14: 1 R. R. station; one mile to school; miles from IL B.' station; 34 mile telephone. R. F. D. and creamery from school; 4 miles from Coumy route; good bearing orchard; all Beat; telephone. R. . F. D. and kinds ot small fruit.*- This lo a big creamery route; small orchard. bargain. Term* tp suit. Terms. *1,240 down. rice ......................■?.... w.... *4.400 Price ......................................... 12.200 ment granary 11x24; chicken house cement floor. 11x24; building and B8.->—HO »<™. productive black clay timber worth *30.000 alone; one loam soil: lays all level: 45 acres mile from IL It. station; >0 rods under cultivation: small timber cultivation; from school; splendid apple or­ chard; one well; three cisterns; frame house: dld cellar; well and cistern; steel markets. In high school district. mill; house and stock tanks; *4x44 basement bsm; henhouse; corn crib; 4 miles from IL' R. station; % mile io school; on R. F. !>.. tele­ one mile to school; telephone; R. P. D. and creamery route; n grand apple orchard nnd nil kinds uf small fruits; nil crops gu with Price farm; splendid location on main “ level to rolling; JS acres under cul­ tivation; 16 acres of timber and suitable terma gently rolling; 40 acres under cul- runs, through pasture: > room frame house; good cellar: well and aaiMnir eepenmee in woodrrjn in the Aaanla. Thu cistern; barn 40x50; soma out draigncd to rescue several pul on Friday and Saturday nights nt woods ot northern Wisconsin their jraln William ‘ J brother, Harrv Lampson, fs working hunilrr(j of acres of tend and to per- Hied In said C his.petition praying station; one mile to school; 134 attend th" only home taient play put nt now on file la this miles to church; six miles to county ing in the capacity of fireman. He arrow nn Impassable swamp, un thia winter. ■ seat; on telephone, • R. F. D. and IL T. French, IL'W. Johnson. W. H. wnrks in the yards on a switch en. ..... ........ — McKevlit and Leroy Mead attended gine. admitted to probate and the execution . the Lincoln Club banquet tn Grand splendid bargain. Terms 34 down. Melvin A Johnson, from near Cale­ Program for Carlton Grange No. G4 Rapids on. Saturday evening. donia, assisted by h’s brother, Alva Prlci Mrs. John Shrlncr visited relatives Johnson, from Yankee Springs, moved onto his 20-at re farm one-half mile levied by organist from Grange M< Isouth from Driving Station last welf. OdlrK. Frank la-e la having \soll; lays level: 66 acres under cul­ The Irving school has been increased store pointed. W. D. 1 Ing said petition; tivation; & acres of small beech and by the addition of the M. Johnson chil­ It la Further Ordered. That public maple timber; fences fair: splendid It* citation—’The Twenty-1 notice thereof be given by publication dren, two in number, and also by the 5 room frame houae; good cellar: two children of W. P. Stanford, a boy February.”—Arthur Keeler. of the Congregational church la»t and a girl. Thia brings the total enRecitation by a chlldTuesday evening nnd report a plea*- rollmbent of the school up to twenty­ hearing, in the Hastings Banner, a nnt time. newspaper printed and circulated In R. hen house; 134 mlica from —. — Paper—•’Washington's Influence On' said county. Th« Ladles' Reading Club will mee: seven puipls which is a good sized at­ station; 34 mile from school and Our Country."—Frank Crawford. with Mrs. Nellie Thompson Wednes­ tendance for a rural district. CHAB. M. MACK. ( Bud Betts assited Monroe Dietrich day afternoon of thia week. creamery route; good orchard and Mrs. C. M. Smith entertained com­ of Middleville on the dray last week. Farmers Institute Worth More Than EIXA C. EGGLESTON. some small fruit. This 4s a tine lo­ E. R. Dunlap woh has ben under a a Day at Home.’’—Mr. and Mrs. F. J. pany to dinner Monday evening. cation. Just out of city limits on physician’s care for several weeks .’s Lawrence. A true copy. Singing—"Mount Vernon Belta." . Johnson of Sacramento. Cal., visited once more on the mend. and a bargain. Terms 34 down, bal­ imiii-R 1XJR PUBLICATION. Talk—“A Visit to Washington City Dr. Guy M. Johnson at Traverse City ance to suit purchaser. 5% Interest. and Mount Vernon.”—J. Wickham. Thursday and Friday of last week. State of Michigan, the probate LEIGHTON. Itvcltatlons—"The Vow of Washing- court for the county of Barry. Also attended the auto show at Grand Mn! Parker has been qtiile sick ton."-;-Mra. Ralph Henney. Rapids Wednesday on their way. Singing—Th.- Red. White and Mrs. Glenr. Gardner I* ill, being In with heart trouble, but is bctlcr nl loam sou: lays practically lever, so . bed all of the time. Her sister from present. acres under cultivation; 11 acres of) Mr. nml Mrs.-William Jackson ami Chicago arrived Monday tn remain of February, A. D. Mr. ami Mrs. George Willson ntlemlMack. with her for an Indefinite time. Present: Hon<> All having Knapsacks please bring Judge of Probate. •Wm. H. McKIvItt, mall carrier No. < d it party given bj* Mr. nml Mrs. 1. la sick. Not i.bio t<> carry the mail Cutler to celrijrate their lifteentli Augusta Br^bln.' Monday and Tuesday. His substitute. wedding anniversary last Saturday John W. Foley, deceased. Wm. Freeman, 'Is testing the zero Ann Foley, widow, having filed in eveningReal said court her petition praying that an Dorolhv. Barrell has been very Instrument now on filo In this court Residence and Office Ids Itaturday"afternoon," “ “’"' sick wilh pneumonia. A trained ____ HINDS CORNERS. purporting to t»e the last will and tea­ Mrs. Charles P. Hmlth left Friday nurse from Grand Rapid* ha* been 118 North Broadway C. Robinson hnd wife enlcrevening fur her home In Coleman.' t aring for Iler. _ luilncd G. Fox nnd family of Shultz milled to probata and the execution Mlch. Campbell nnd Robmns »< vvnu uayx , Miss .*n*» Ernestine r,i iiv.miuc >. uiii|,uci> <m*> i»„»- tjunilaV thereof be granted io your petitioner AUTO. ™11 >lr,. iv»nN.»lon.p.ntlhel.tle.r or to some other suitable person. It is Ordered That the 14th day of MU. CaiTilibcU. I|a,| w.rk wilh hrr .i.trr, on Monday assisting in the play being Mn. Giro J»rk«.n h.. brrn qullr l|rx Xcwt„„ „r N.nhra.l Match. A. D. Ifl4, at ten o'clock in poned until March 13 at the Grange put on by tho Pythian Staten*. the forenoon, at said probate office, Halt Special preparations are being I Burry Messrs. R. T. French. W. 11. Mc­ aick. and la hereby appointed for hear­ made for a fine program and supper. ont| Mr< j Snyd„ w„, be KIvItt and Leroy Mrad attended the . «r». Grryl. hoMlw rrvlral mrrl. ing said petition; Mrs. Charles Yslter and daughTubi“ “S wlr' Lincoln Club Banquet In Grand Rap­ "mg’.' rai.h&.rbrn „.r » ralrn-1 It Is Further Ordered. That public ids on Saturday evening. notice thereof be given by publication 'inA.Pr!lv wnl±' S’Tlnad or i red Bechtel of Harting* spent Tom Flnglelon and Glen Godfrey hearing. In tho Hastings Banner, a rere In Gratton Saturday and Sunday. Arthur Kreplln left Sununy eve for Th- sophomore class of the high newspaper printed and circulated In (rand Itaplds where be- has employ* b°’h ’’"neSj Ket’re?yy Shtd?*. “‘‘r/Trcy w?H laid county. school enjoyed a class party and 'i,Ulhlf C-ri‘t,ir and aent at Corl A Knott's. CHAS. M. MACK. pleasant evening Thursday with MarDr. Bond has- been on the sick list la hl* wrirt.________________________ | 5jien,| the week with Mr*. Cox. Muhlon Tobin* nnd lady friend ELLA C. EGGLESTON. Abram Cudney lost a horse Friday! Register of Probate. spent Sunday in Hustings. A true copy. " ' John Snyder went to Grand Rap­ James Britton of Clarksville has ids Monday. bought the A. Nichols A Co.’s stock of ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. dry gopda and groceries and will Like William Tobias went to Ann Arbcr State of Michigan, ths Probata Court pooMMlonithe coming week commenc­ again Monday. for the County Ot Barry. ing with glsalo Tuesday morning. Burrel Philips and wife, Ed NewAt a session ot aatd court, held at Miss May Hopkins passed nwsy toh and wife and Susie Philips at­ the probate office, in the city of Has­ Balurday a. m. al her home in the vil­ tended u Valentine party a Zana tings. In uld county. lage with spinal meningitis and luberBeach’s Saturday night taken to Ohio Monday for burial. Ed Chapel and family, Rob Black­ NORTH MAPLE GROVE. burn and family visited Sunday with Joe Bell has a valuable horse Archie Wood and wife of McCords. with pneumonia. Edwin Campau, son. of Mrs. P. Have your children’s pictures Carrie V. Brown, widow, having Csrnpau has been elected cashier • in Harry Lsrsbee was taken suddenly taken as they look today. You ill Sunday night and I* still in a se­ filed In sabl court ber petition pray­ tho Farmer's State Bank at ABo. ing that th. administration ot sold esrious condition. Amos Vanorder of Grand Rapids never will regret it for one minute Iate may be granted to your petition- visited over Sundny with his brother and in years to come they will be spending several daysg with his par­ Tom snd family. * ent* In Hope township. among your priceless treasures. milk from McCord’s to the Alto The L A. 8. at Rev. Marshall’s was Creamery Monday morning his horees well attended. Proceeds, 13.811. Arrange for a sitting now! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanes and ran away, upsetting thn milk, daughter spent Sunday with friend* ..OU. ware stopped nearly a mile away in Nashville. . J. Watson. No damage done. u, uuiu., zMr». Will Hawblits spent several I will make a Specialty of Cabinet Photos at $1.98 days last week at her brother’s, Carl ceasivo weeks previous to ssld day of Morgsnthaler’s, helping her mother, hearing, in th» Hastings BANNER. * with a hitavj per dozen. .'. Enlarging a Specialty. newspaper printed *nd circulated in y the colts which said county, Carl Morganthaler was in freight train. Wednesday. The houses Rev. Gurney preached an excellent good cellar and well; new henhouse 11x10; 41 mile from mill, houae and ktock £0; Mr basement barn; hehhouse: Price .. school; City Property orchard nnd lots of small fruit. Thin tlon and one mile of 13 grade high school. Terms 34 down, balance to city; city and cistern waler; 4x1 lots; house In good repair; beau­ tiful shade: splendid neighborhood, located on East Center Street. Price ■130 acres, very productive black too acres under cultivation; tlm-| ber beech snd maple; plenty fuel1 High and Jefferson streets. First only; fences fair; good • room ward. Terms (225 down, balance frame house; fine cellar; good well *12 a month 4% Intereat. and cistern: steel mill; house and Price ......................................... *1.440 house; corn crib; 1 and 1-2 miles housei good cellar; city and cistern from R. IL station;* 34 mile from school; telephone, R. F. D. and creamery route; A splendid small 134 blocks west of schoolhouse. apple orchard; some small fruit: Terms *»00 down. good location on main traveled Price ............................................. SI.8SS C. B. Benham Estate and Investment Broker PHONE 472 Hastings, Mich. Banner Went Ads They Got 7‘ State Street Garage F. E,. BUDD, Proprietor Opposite Barry Hotel Photographs The largest and only steam heated garage in the county, has a floor space of over 7000 square feet. . Preserve the Memories of By-Gone Days All Overhauling and Repair Work Given Prompt Attention FOR 30 DAYS bargsr’s Studio, All auto owners leaving cars with as can feel assured that their cars will not be driven without owner s consent. We .re in « poeilioo lo lumilh rapoir peril for My Mr on short notice. We also ou-ry in stock ill necessary supplies. ■ Painting and Varnishing Automobiles In connection with the ibove we have ■ wuh rack «nd a steam, heated varnish and drying room for any vehi­ cles, automobiles a specialty. Perfectly Free From Duet Thl, Work b Done by Al. H. Brill �-An old reliable brand that you all knowto pay. m unknown brand at Calf Meal at un Chicago. you to buy Galt Meal? of the Mail Order Houses by their prices on prices on 99 items put of every 100 are e mail order houses and buying here gives you all the eing the goods before you pay, win­ ning or exchanging goods that are not des: If you give us all of your busiye you better service. We are prepared store as it deserves. What helps us, + other adv 4 paring d s E. Faulkner ♦ DELTON The Rexall Store MICHIGAN HICKORY CORNERS. l-oyal Flowers, who attends school at Augusta, has been home this week. Mrs. Altha Flower is spending u few days with her parents at Prairie­ ville. Miu Itna Milks is very sick. Mis, Edna Hichlel, who has been visiting her sister the past week, returnca to her home at Hastings Sat­ urday. Everybody is drawing ice around this vicinity and wc don't hear no complaints ubout it not being thick enough. Mrs, Isaac Tack, air old pioneer In this community, who has been ill for the last few years, quietly passed away Sunday morning nt her home here at 2 o'clock. She leaves four Mrs. O. O.Uohnson is slaying with children ana a beloved husband lo ASSYRIA FARMERS* CLUB. her son und curing for Mrs. Baker mourn her death. We extend lo und the new granddaughter, who ar­ Following is tha which will them our heartfelt sympathy. rived lust week. Wc were grieved to hear of the be given at the Assyria Farmers’ club Mr. and Mra. John Campbell - to be held Feb. 28, with Mr. and Mrs. death of Rev. Perkins, who has tended Mr. Yccklcy’s funeral in Mil tan Hartom: spoken (he message of God here in this place many times. Hustings last Wednesday. Club Song. George Lawrence, who hus been Devotional* and business meeting. very ill. Is slowly recovering. i Select reading—Mrs. Wm. Cargo. NEABE CORNERS. Karl Daniels from South Sic. Ma­ Our,. H.rrkk, ct Clml^a. vi.US’“Kh “* D°"”h>' rie is visiting W. H. Jones. 1 wLcvrt. LXtO. John Mourcr's people have come buck to Hickory. Tney are living Floyd Oownlnr .old •kroll JM . Avin, o™lut or w.rk JolU, c^,iY“,.^H..Ol'.h-C.?'£n?1ir in Fred Lawrence's tenant house. There's no place like Old Hickory. Bnorc. n Mr. and Mrs- W. H. Jones were In Will Mater had tha misfortune to 'Ciull Mn_ Kalamazoo Saturday. wMte h«nl?n»h/nMOrMI* y hurt i Al’ are rcQU«»t»d to come early so Mrs. Swarlout and little daughter -Ml. UdUw lo(x . thc bu.ta.« »«U», ».y b. brld drGrace of Flint arc caring for the ■------- 1 —' ■ •. fore dinner, thus leaving more time formcr'a mother. Mrs. Dan Tolles. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. (for the addresses. Miss IaiUp of fjew Haven U visit­ ing Florence LconariL cmart—s aartjaep; Mrs. Adrian SontiL-rville was in Kalamazoo Saturday. . • i-con Griffith spent Sunday at Ills sisters nt Delton. ! Getting married ami scranading I seems to be the ordci’ of the day. Congratulations. ■ School Note*. j Tile “Holl of Honor” lias the fol­ lowing enrolled: Vaughan Moll, Ixtra Molt. June Moll, Gladys KclIcy, Mary Lawrence, Helen Dietrick. | We have two new scholars, lhev , arc Dpris and Horace Mourer of Hastings. । The tenth grade have taken up bookkeeping. They ilntl it a very I interesting study. • I They arc having percentage in lir.u licil arithmetic. They had Ihclf lust battle with ! algebra last Monday. HurTah! It i was victory, though. They also hod un examination of the study of HamI let. “Silas Warner” is the study, I now. In general history they are study­ ing the “Rise of Prussia." The tenth grade arc rehearsing their piny. Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Grades. peltoh, Michigan • Ixtru Mott of Ute sixHt grade is •'If Yau Gal ft A» Kant*, taking up the seventh grade gram­ mar. We ure afraid she will soon catch up wlth the eighth. The sixth grade Is having the de­ scription of “A Foggy November in London;" written by the English poet, Thomas Hood, in language Tlte seventh grade is having ad­ : jcctivc and adverbial clauses in I grammar. , The eighth grade is having ratio in arithmetic. Primary Notes— . Grace Swartout commenced school Tuesday. ► j Several have been absent 'Ibis week on account of illness and the icold weather. «, Friday afternoon Verne Phillcy, us postmaster, distributed the valqn| tines, after which wc played games. : The perfect spellers this week arc Florence Molt. Lovell Dewey, George Perrin. Blanche Kelley'und Verne Phillcy. NORTHEAST CARLTON. CEDAR CREEK. Miu Goldie Mott l» helping lo care Cliqs. Cjljucy und wifp took tupfor her little nephew, Howard Mar- igwith Philip Schray anil wife ford, who has been very 111 with ly eveniag and uthnded “Aunt bja Quilling Bee," held at |h« Mrs. Harry Johnson is nn the gain i nflpr suffering with lagrippc the puit August Tasker and John Allarding week. •rc cutting ice on Twin Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bergman went । 1. N. Raymond la slightly under the to Cloverdale Thursday to consult weather at this writing Dr. Hyde. Mrs. Bergman has had Harley Hatch of Grand Rapids vis­ very poor health the last few weeks. :ited his*brolhcr George and family This community was shrieked Sun- ।over Sunday. day to hear nf th? death of Elder Ixjurin Newman and wife and Perkins of Hickory Corners Satur- ,John Bachelder and wife were day evening. Suesls of Fred Studt and wife Sun­ There wus no preaching nt the , ny. • . chprcli Sunday, but there will be Homer Kllngman and family of preaching nt 10 o'clock next Sunday Canipbell werp guests of Claud un|cu Rev. Gould starts revival . Thomas tnd family Sunday. iiioetings this week. If You Want tho Best We Have It In the Dry Goods and Groceries we handle only the very best of its kind. Specials for this week are: 8 bars Lenox Soap___________ 25c 2 cans Seward Salmon....___ 25c 3 5c boxes Washing Powder. __15c 7 lbs. bulk Starch____________25c "S 5c boxes Matches__________ 10c Deliveries made in town, both forenoon gnd afternoon. Telephone your orders. Kopf & Kopf Necessary Goods at Popular Prices We have a full line of MEATS and GROCERIES and aim to keep treih and tempting good! on hand at all time*. Your, lor a D deal, WILLIAMS <3 SON, Hickory cokners, . Michigan THE LEADING GROCER You don’t buy anything “atale” from us; beIpuse we don’t tell “atafe” goods. Our TEAS and COFFEES are the finest sold (• dio land* and if you haven't tried our leader you - should do so. .atqpb nnd Fancy Groceries ELMEfR J. KELLEY’S, ' ..................................... M. Pr Church. Our revival meetings closed last Friday evening as Rev. Haber and Mr. and Mrs. Mohncy were called |iomc, as Mr. Haber had lo officiate at a funeral. It was with sad hearts wo bade them adieu for they l|avc done so orach good here and wc will Bally inlss them. About forty-five re accepted Christ.Sunday morning the church doors Fere opeped and wo are glad to say twelve more joined the church. Mr. Lungutc very successfully led lhe'p |L Sunday evening. We arc having flue attendance ut Sunday school. Wc will gladly wel­ come you. , The Indies' Aid society Will meet with Mr*. Frpd Kelley Friday for Southwestern Barry hl Miss Frances Vlckaburr W. Clwk ot BattU I |o furnish music Cr*«k w«r« hsr» Thqrad»y lo atitad tho tupera) pt Chartea Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Wilbur r»tura«d to tbalr homa at Rtitte Creak SaturMra. Hanry MAlcr entcrlainsd Mr. and Mra. Guy Jpou mqvad w some cousins ff-mn Hastings a couple tha Rlabrtdger farm Monday. ' ■’tens* here' attended the The Li A. B. met With Mrs. Nelli* Miller Friday. the back label The funeral of Grandma Moreau Iasi Born to Thoma, Robbins and wife contains alum Thursday at Milo at the home of on tha 16th a ten pound son. Grand­ Mrs. Homer Flowen ton fo Mr. an<T*Mra Hen Thoma*. If you find Will Daryin and family vWtad at Mr. und Mrs. Gule have gone to Grand Rapids, where they will spend I.eon Moon’s Sunday. Will Clark of this plaea and MIm the rest of the winter, an alum Orren Barrel .was in Knl.-imazoo Saturday evening to attend tlte Lin­ ter apenMng a weak with j-aUUvea a: flranrl will ■ __, coln club banquetway. You Tlte Aid gave an excellent dinner last Wednesday af Fred Huglies. The of me alum friend,. nrocccds were 810. . Mr*. Sybil Falk had a atroke of Mrs. Elmer Kelley and daughter Mabel were over Supday guests of apoplexy last Wadnwday morning, which made hgr almon helpless. At Mrs. John Burke. meet healthful baking present aha 1, iona better, and we all Mrs. Brandstetfer visited in Kala­ mazoo Thursday and Friday. Candace Adams v|<ied Mn. Morewood Saturday. Gras-don Blackman visited his sis­ her people near Banileld Bunday. James Smith and wife *rs piok ter, Mrs. Collins, in Cincinnati over Sunday and of course was overy to tho Samuel Jpnes farm thia week. Albert Hampton and wife of Del­ tnuch interested in the new baby. He ASSYRIA. ton spent Bunday with Mr. and Mr* was very much dlsappoihted lo think Will Hampton. mgstey school tor the Clare Smith ig the guest of John It couldn't say “Undo Gruydon” yet, mom Feb. 8: Jacob Hendricks has become vio­ Toker and family. but otherwise thought it wus above lently insane, and w|ll be taken to the Number days taught. 18 HMr. and Mrs. Eari Thomson the average for its age. Total attendance, 115. State Hospital at Kalamraoo soon. Miss Bertha Lutz of Sziuth Haven Average daily attendance. 11.12 C. H. Benson la preparing to build children Wilma and Wonda, of Total enrollment, 12. visied Misses Florence and Mabel a new house on his farm. Percentage ot attendance. 98.5. Mr. and Mrs- Elmer Boyer at Au­ Leonard from Friday until Monday. guste visited with Bpn Thomas and The L. A. S. meets in the basement . Mrs. Mason Norwood and daugh­ family last Bunday. it the church Thursday, Feb. 26, for during the month: Helen Stanley. Evter, Giveren visited Mrs. Brandstetdinner. ;elyn Winslow. Leon Winslow. Ivan Wm. Munger and son Bert of Cali ­ ter over Sunday. fornia and daughter Pearl of North­ ™ ,, „ *. , Campbell. Ruth Knowlea, Dale WinMr. Polly is not very well al this ern Michigan have been visiting Sirs. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Serven vimted B|ow <nd Edna Winslow. writing Alice Wilbur and other relatives In his parents in Battle Creek Saturday I b011 of honor: Edna Winslow. Ruth Mr. und Mrs. Henry Cardd ’ und this vicinity. and Sunday. Knowles. Evelyn Winalojs. Ivan Dewey have returned from a two Bill Manser and son Bert of Cali­ (Campbell. Dale' Winslow and Edith : Miller. months' visit with their daughter in fornia and Mrs. Pearl ingrabani of KALAMO. Nellie Mason. Tepchcr. Wisconsin. Edmore, Orc., has been visiting thn Claud Ripley and Pearl Rial were Gertrude Fisher of Kalamazoo was former's sister, Mrs. ^licc Wilber, quietly married in Charlotte Tuesday. { home over Sunday. nnd other relatives thc past week. >'OBTUE.lbT BARRY. Wiilie and Paritie Pease visited' Ben Johnson, who is so seriously Mr. Munger remained for a few i The school obscrxrd St. Valentine's their zizter, Mr*. Anna Parr and fpm- : Day with a valentine box and a debate, ill, remains about. the same. His days to visit old neighbors before ily in Cgpnel Thursday. son from Northern Michigan came returning tfmie. lit was. Resolved. That Lincoln did Saturday. Ucey people are intending to Vera anw Edith Nprthrup, of Nash­ more for his country than did Wash­ ington." A few visitor* were preaent The special meeting ut the church revel in ice cream thc coming sum­ ville, were home over Sunday ; and all had a good time. will continue this week. Mr. Man­ mer by the looks of the ice being Mrs. Otis Younn returned Wednes­ . Henry Smith and wife spent from ning of Baltic Creek will be here P<d up. ___________________ day to ~ ber home in Otaego after TV help- Tuesday until Saturday with friends at Friday evening Everybody cordi­ i.Yg ng to U care for bi; her father, John T*'~ Mar- HlcUor>. corners and attended the really invited. .. CRESSEY tens, the past week. viral,meetings. Mrs.' Adams of Cloverdale is visit­ The L A- 5. inrt with Mrs. Will The Recreation dub held their anGilbert Greenman and family apent ing in town. _ .................... White Thursday for dinner and not­ nua! oyster dinner Saturday at the Sunday at Vernon Webster's. Mrs. Elisha Forbftrinf East Dcllun withstanding thc severe cold weath­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Mosher in honor -18‘v.er*' 'n neighborhood ure ufwas called home Friday by the ill­ er there was a large attendance. Sns^d^L^biXlLir ?.‘o°#to hear of tho ness of her father, Who lives west Mrs. Van fuiird, who ha) been Hip wm Vdentine wm tit- d,’“,h *'f ,Uv' pcr,‘ln' °r Uul> Of Kalamazoo. . ejest of Mrs. W. Fisher, returned fo was Valentine day.the house was tMt who helped in the revival miotlng* at Mr. Mourcr of Hickory Corners i|y decorated for the occMion. A large thl, |IU, wlnI< r (,ur Ioiw u hl, nttle Creek last week. snent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Thc many friends of Robert Bur­ crowd attended and all report a good ,aln. We shall mbs him but wc shall Win. Quick. chett will regret to hear that he is time. , meet him. There will be n farce at the hall quite indis|K)sed and ull unite in next Monday evening called "How wishing him a speedy recovery. I BANNER WANT ADV'S. PAY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. the Story Grtfw" which will be put Jacob Tack was called to Hickory . on under the auspicca of the Dalton Corners Sunday by thc death of his Study club.,_ Proceed1 wjll be used mother. ■. . . for slreel lumps. For further par­ William Parker has purchased the' 'Wc arc frequently tol'd'tliat wc arc too discriminating ticulars notice handbills. blacksmith shop ut Doster und will; move there Monday. and too particular in loaning money. It may be true, but There will be a masquerade ball' at the Gleaners* hull Feb. 201 h. wc firmly believe that money given to our care is a sacred Many here are suffering with se­ Clothi-a-pln Foetal >t the home of Ix^wlg Hine ot North Cloverdale. Feb. vere colds, accompanied by extreme trust, and that in handling same nothing should be left to 20. 19H. The Cemetery Circle will hoarseness. furnish auppor. Everybody Invited. Mrs. Frank Van Dcwalkcr left Sal-1 chance. The Sunday vinltorx ut Harry Nua- urday for the cast, where she will 1 el'a were Martin NjkI- “nd wife und visit her brother nnd other relatives.' John Method aqd »lt< and Dr. Cron Clarence Doolittle, third son of of Delton. John and Catherine Doolittle, was, * Delton, Mich. with Clark Robtnaon'a of Hinde Cor­ born in Prairieville Aug. 11, 1858. and after ul png illness beginning j ner*. Capital Stock >20,000.00 L McCarty, and family auent Sun­ about two years ago. he peaceful!' Surplus 6,000.00 day with Muurk-v Cox uf Hinds Cor­ puussed away Feb. <i. About .31) years ’ ner*. « jig" he wiu married to Olive A. Davis pn.idling There will be |. .......... — at the — “bf Lconhlas who. with their only church Sunday at two o'clock; Sun­ chilli, W. ('.lark Doolittle, un Instruc­ day achoot nt «inr-lhlrty. tor in the Detroit University school, Jlr* Mary Neal vf Kalamazoo la survive him. Hv passed the greater apendlna thl* week with Mrs. Rep­ pin t of his life in this township. Re­ logle. A. Sterble spent la»t week with H. moving to Kalamazoo nearly 5 years ago. Ke was always an exemplary, Zerble and family of HaMings. son, husband, father and neighbor.' He was converted in 1894 and united i wilh the M. E. church at Milo' and i ever lived ti consistent Christian life.1 Sira. Beaale Lewis and daughter ot He was onc of 5 brothers.' Herbert Haatlnga .pent aewfiil day* of laal nnd Clifford survive him. The fu-1 If you have guy work io the above lines 1 shall l>e more week with her parents. Sir. and Sira. neral was held Monday, Feb. 9, at I than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will A! Smith. Emma. Blanch and Arloa Carpen­ his home, 41D Seminary street, Kula-, find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. ter are abac nt from —— - - ninioo. Rev. J. B. Pcatiing officiated My Other^lfil>e>—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, anil he was laid to rest near his late count of. sickness. ' Sira 'Sarah Kenji ■pant home in beautiful Riverside ccine-l Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. Thursday with Sirs. lory. Doud District. Sira. Geo. - Kenyon entertained dlallgure. annoy, drive one wild. Doan's Ointment brine* quick relict DELTON, MICHIGAN. and lasting cures. Fifty centa nt any Sira Clma Gibson of Halting* i)*ug store.—Adv. sent Thursday nt Samuel Glven'a Str. and Sira Samuel Given made n builneaa trip to Delton Saturday. . Sllaa Catherine Cagney epent Mon­ day at Hastings. Mr*. A- E. Patton »pent one day last week visiting friends ut Hastings. hire. Chas. Slayw.cod- of Heatings .pent Thursday nt A. E. Patton's. Alisa Candace .Adam* spent from Friday until Monday with lira. a. J. Wlllta. DELTON STATE BANK We Pay Four Per Cent PLUMBING G HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING CHAS. DENE.AU, Full Guarantee ON , —........... ....... ...... ..m warn­ ing on the ice at Acker’- Point Mrs. John Ackua has returned. She has been spending a few days wilh her daughters ut Hustings. ’ Church .Xtdcs. There will J>c preaching next Sun­ day at 10:00 a. m'. nnd preaching at Hhultx n't 2: SO p. m. The Y. P. A. will be led by Dugat McCallum. The topic is “Huies for Young Builneaa Men nnd- Women." Prov. 22:1>2». . • There will be Sunday,. School ut 11:00 a. ni. The topic "Faith Do- Good Farm* For Sale. W. A. Dunn ut the Ua*|kbg* DualHxrhungq h« tome 1 farm* ,n '">• ‘en- •",l 1 t'tWcts .ihin. tu ,u b« ... Anyone wUhlna Bible study every Tuesday even- farm ur city property. «l iOg-nt thcMiureh. , uf n Du«m'» Reguletk, ur.-. .... „..... , jut luUMcb. liver and bowel* tin- helot help WeU the k _____________ ________ , ■7]regular passages of the bowel*. How to Detect the Alum Baking Powder LACEY. Iwards of Bastings ly guest of Bernice children spent Sunday w Durham ahd w|fr. Edward Clark of CW< ire plann'ig to have New Idea Manure Spreaders We warrant the New Idea Spreader tn be made of good materials and to be built by .skilled mechanics in a thoroughly workmanlike manner. It is guaranteed to spread as well as any other machine all the different kinds and conditions ot yard and stable manure; ajso lime, ashes, compost and commercial fertilizers. w . i Should any breakage occur within one year from data ot purchase by reason of defective materials, or poor workmanship, the part may lie sent to ♦ ,us by prepaid freight or express and repairs will be maoe free of charge. 9 ThmiKis' । 9 Stupa any Write For’New Catalogue Aldrich Bros. C Delton, Mich. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A Houses Beaten < * �THE HAI QS BANNER RURAL LETTER CARRIERS Wants 10 HOLO ANNUAL MEETING She Best for the Money Store" One=Half Off .Music—Albert Kontyc. Rending—-Mrs. Ororge Scott. QiilmWednesday J. W. Howard took in the automobile show at Grand Rapids. J. W. Shaffer spent Friday in Nash­ ville. John Cheeseman has l*en under the doctor’s rare for some time, but does not improve very rapidly. Orson Shoup mov <1 to Nashville Friday to be near the-Lintz Table fac­ tory, where he has secured employ­ ment. ' Henry Hyde, who "has been very sick for several months is still on the derlin-. Dr. Shillings doing what he can Vocal solo—Ml*^ Malwl Clnrey. Rern.rrka— Ppstnm-lcr John Daw* >n. of Hustings. Selection—Sira. John Hnuer, Woodnd. Music—Albert Konklr. A lot of Children’s Double Breasted Two Piece Suits, good for school wear, to close out at One-Half Price. Other cut prices as last week, G. F. CHIDESTER possible. Ab we had zero weather nearly ev­ ery day last week it made a good qual­ ity of ice and those who have ice hous-, es have packed their season's supply.' Mr. Flossie Shoup and children spent the week end at Nashville with | her husband. . HASTINGS MARKETS James Mead has been sick with chills and fever, but in some better at this writing. Dr. Miller, of Nashville, was called !‘<>n*vt«t WwlncMla,. Feb. is. 1 to attend a sick cow for Elgin Mead. Wheat la quoted today nt 95c Wm. Fox lost his best hog Sunday.) K‘“ * “ * — ‘Elgey Mead’s folks report a fine dinner and fine time at Charley Of-; ley's. The Morgan school was visited Fri­ day bv thc teacher’s brother. Austin Delong spent Saturday at the county seat -rent to puirnbv Monday to conduct the funeral of ■ Mian Cornelia Lamb. I.ast Thursday wm just like win-1 ter. Our machine pointed to 18 dr-1 ,LUir.-„ „ grde« below zero In the morning and t^ratw. tdiro.i continued below all day. The sun ■ shone bright and clear, but did not ’ ‘ ' T" take the speak out of the snow. But' , . „ few of the homes by the wav could SKJStJSJ get up heat enough inside, to clear tho Be.tHi4M.ia windows pf ice. Feb. 15 began the eleventh year of ’ ' Rural service fro mthe Morgan post- wheat. No. u Gleen Week, of Detroit, came Wed­ nesday to spend a few days with his parents, .Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Week. Frank Foster returned Friday from Gibsonberg, Ohio. Johnson McKelvey of Oneida. N. Y., spent a few days last week with Mr. Phone 22 Hastings, Mich, CREAMERY PATRONS In times of unusual stress the WEAK POINTS in any machine or organization are bound to show up. If in a machine, it breaks and leaves the owner helpless just when he needs the help the most. If it is an organization, it leaves its members helpless, and loses them dollar after dol­ lar just when they need thc money thc most. During thc last six months our PRICES FOR CREAM have exceeded our competitors from onc to three cents per pound fat, enough lose the average creamery patron from to $15.00 to $25.00 in that period. DON'T BE PREJUDICED in your judgment. Give your business and your support to thc company that showa its ability to get you a good price for your cream, all the time. , WE HAVE A MODEL CREAMERY, and. ycara of experience to help ua to serve your needs for a MARKET FOR YOUR CREAM. Backed with thia and plenty of capital, it is no wonder that we have pleased our patrons and are gaining new ones daily. Crystal Creamery Company Hastings, Michigan. <M<MMMM<AMMMWW FRENCH’S WHITE FLOUR 55 No other flour can compare with it for QUALITY and DEPENDABILITY. When you buy flour for your family you want the BEST that your money can buy, and you are entitled to it. No other article of food in the home is AS IM­ PORTANT as flour because it is the very BASIS of all living. Poor flour is a poor investment, be­ cause you can’t make good, light, whole­ some bread out of it—and bread is the staff of life. ALLY the same way as thc contents of every other sack. The grain that is used in French’s White Lily Flour is thoroughly cleaned and polished, and you would be surprised at the amount of dirt,' dust and “fuzz” that comes from wheat that LOOKS CLEAN. In mills that are not as particular as we are, and do not have the equipment for cleaning, all of that dirt goes into the flour and YOU HAVE TO BUY IT at so much per pound. In French's White Lily you get nothing but PURE FLOUR. French’, White Lily Flour is ALWAYS de­ pendable, because it is ALWAYS THE SAME. The sack you buy today is just like the sack you bought last week, or last month That’s because the contents of every sack are made in IDENTIC- 1st—We run this mill night and day, and it is a well known fact that a good even grade of flour cannot be made in any mill that remains idle 10 or 15 hours each day. The stopping and starting AFFECTS the QUALITY. Some of the reasons why, French’s White Lily Flour is always the same, are 2nd—We put our grain through 17 sets of rolls', The ordinary mill has 01 v 6 or 8 sets. That’s why French’s White Lily FIc ir is of such even granula* iation that the water and yeast works through it perfectly. French’a White Lily Flour has “grown up” with Barry County. For 40 YEARS it has been • household word in hundreds ot home, in this county. If you want to KNOW how good it is, just make up a batch of dough from French’s White Lily Flour and a batch from any other flour you wish. Put them in the oven side by side and bake. If you’ll try thig experiment yon’ll think more of French’s White Lily than ever. Your Grocer or Elevator Man has French's White Lily. Why not order a sack next time? Fruit and TrflOC Ornamental I I uUU Apple, Pear, Plum, and Small Fruita, stock of the best, ited, hardy sort. MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN. �THE RMOMIY It, 1S14-20 PAGES. POINTS OUT WHAT OTH­ ER CITIES ARE DOING BROOMS tho tabUtfit d by i p*tt of qualified ■ PAU TWO—PAGES I TO 1S. Z7 equal to ten per lumber of first or the office of Money Saving Prices councilman IN THE WAY OF BETTER MFTTH- regular election; or by fifteen per cent If It I* proposed to submit the ODH Foil THEIR MVNIOfPAD GOVERNMENT Nearly all of thc»e provisions are contained In the Home Rule Act of the Statutes of Michigan, and other Medium weight, 4 Sewed Broom 25c Medium weight, 4 Sewed Broom. 29o 29o Heavy weight, 4 Sewed Broom — Toy Brooms:... 10c Good Whisk Broom 10c Fine Whisk Broom. 15c Fine Whisk Broom in Leather Case48c Winter Underwear, Caps Suits and Overcoats L.H. EVARTS INSTANCES THE CASE OF CITY OF MANISTEE enable the Other Michigan title* WIH Submit iponslblllty of th* work, and at the All 50 and 75c Caps good hualnt ..10c 18e 24o 29o 17o 19c 5c /few t/ork •Store Fleece Lined Underwear 39c drralandlng of rated municipal 'engineer, and 1* commission form of government/ and rarely obtained In. any other way. Whll*' there I* *rt>*ndance of good business ability ta -be had to guide such a manager Injsvcry city. lhe points that have been put In M*e. There seem* to too n feeling of In­ by somo of the elite*. decision lh regard, to the matter of Taking Manistee, a city ot *ome 12.000 people, and located In our own state, ua one off the later cities to adopt tho method. • to think that II Would be used too freely and cause trouble, but with the 15th, 1913. nnd Include* about nil the percentage n*c*s*ary to have it Insti­ tuted. and the fact that the party In demonstrated u* practical by other the limelight becomes automatically a cities In different part* of the couniry. and below Vo give a torlrf synop- tlon required to fill hl* tmeltlon, It would seein that Jbn charges would Ih» thoroughly slftbd.l nnd either ppheld or shown to be false by the Votpreaerv* to the people that control of municipal affair* which is presumed Withln u wee) >err are a number (that they should possess by the Home of cities that ha signified their >nRule provision of the Mlvhlgan Con­ tention of votlni stitution. tho spring •iMtl among them toeIng Ann Arbor, la. Hi. John* and that modern methods permit ot sub­ Big Rapid*.—a Ing that other stantial saving. Wc have kept thl* principle In mind throughout the perlod ot drafting, and are confident that the prw charier will reeult ’ All of the main point" of the Home real saving. Economy ha* Ibeen promised frequently In the past., but It was practically Impossible achievement under the method PAILS 10 qt. Tin Pail 10 qt. Tin Pail 12 qt. Tin Pail, Heavy 12 qt. Tin Pail, Heavy. 10 qt. Galvanized Pail. 12 qt. Galvanized Pail. Wood Candy Pails BANNER HASTINGS 50c Shirts and Drawers, each.. 39c $1.00 Union Suits, each______ 79c $1.25 Union Suits, cach^ 98c Each Here is your opportunity to secure u nice, warm substan­ tial Cap at a great reduction just when you need it most. Wool Union Suits $2.50 Union Suits, $3.00 Union Suits, $3.50 Union Suits, each____ $1.98 each_____ 2.48 each------- 2.98 Overcoats Men’s $10.00 Overcoats, Clean Up Price------ 1 Men’s 12.50 Overcoats, Clean Up Price__________ __ Men’s 15.00 Overcoats, Clean Up Price----- .-----------Men’s 18.00 Overcoats, Clean Up Price Men's 20.00 Overcoats, Clean Up Price-----------------Men’s 22.50 and $25.00 Overcoats, Clean Up Price__. $7.48 8.48 9.98 11.98 13.48 14.48 N. B. WATERMAN more than half the expense. In prucjtble- to secure the Itlcally every other field there can be . with the name or get too far to the from In the n.etnod of administering the nfQtlr- of out city, a* business Itnethod* move *o Michigan Hastings, supervisor ... . ........ ® This99 ® E?DE >e> rnCiCi Suits Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s vanced today willThardly atarid th* district*. te*t of a few yean before immethlhg districts. the boundaries of which tor, supremacy. > The government! st Washington is except for a alight equalisation be­ rapidly, finding that their antiquated 15c cirtifkiti Good for a FDII lie Can KYANIZE FINISH (any color) ‘ .T' Ju*t! at present. but to conduct the biudnt •niibled to I partincnt*. and ale remedy throb d4febi> modern methods. "The mayor and four councilmen Why not cities, then? Haven’t they * As One full )( pint can KYANIZE FINISH any color (enough * m ill compose the commission.—the been cursed with all »nrt* and kinds WF .for two chair*), regular priceIOC gas term of each after the nr»t election of defective charted*. and method*.— will bo five years, provided that any One Special KYANIZE Brush for applying same, regular price 10c • x. councilmen ,can be recalled by .a vol* f„ the people. Tho member whose TOTAL VALUE 25c m;.of •irm will soonest expire will be the h thc above trial ■ TC mayor. Let ua consider this in a moat earn"All officer* except cnuncllmen, ^Y. Just vote this spring for a more system­ BALANCE CASH . 10c are nro appointive. appointive. atic. advanced method at doing the irfivided 10c is paid f • kA* This Certificate only '.V.. ,or- (re8u "r ,(lc "Election* ure to be entirely non- business of our city, and be nt the quality) brush for apt he KVANIZK FINISH _____________ 1SH Riven FREE. partisan. Nomination I* by petition, PHIS CERTIFICATE TO fl* being thu* simple and Inexpensive. ’ "No primary election will be re­ . । quired because necuuse nomination and eiecelecHasting*. Mich. >81 tlon will bo accomplished on a single Juror* fpr tho next term ot circuit -oju-' election day und on u single ballot. | This I* done through a second nnd court which convene* on February । third choice'nn the ballot when there Tho Jury will Ik- called on March 3. 1■» 'are more than two candidates for any Their name* follow. . • Assyria—F. II. Spalding and C. E. done by the council or commission Nickerson. Baltimore—Frank Whitworth. which will select a business manager Barry—Allen Griffin. Carlton—Earl McKIbbln. all the city department*, report to the Castleton—Lewis Gardner. council and execute order* Issued by piutt Ink If If Hf vititlHi Hi aiki ip yur luirtmt hv Hope—Edward Campbell, Hulbert the council. Hl* position with respect Raspberry nnd Strawberry Jam, per jar . ... 25c Hastings— I- II. Beadle. Orange' and Grape Fruit Martnalnde, per Jar 25c Irving —Wm. Barker, Wiley Wash'■­ bank directors. — the executive head. Chow Chow, Sweet Fickle* and Tomato Pickles, per quart... .30c burn. Beat Grade Tomato Catsup, per bottle----------- 10c, 15c and 25c the people the right of proposing or Johnstown—Harley Johnson, Aus■.­ Gold Medal Flour, per aack..................................... 80c tin Ferris. Initiating ordinances, and the right of Genuine Whole Codfish per lb.--..— ■" referendum, or final approval of or­ Maplo drove—Arthur HUI. David ‘30c Oolong Tea, lb cannlncr dinances. It also affords a limited Ostroth. Ceylon and India Orange-pekoe, per half lb. A Good Grade Coffee, special per lb 20c Kllllck. rd officer* us above mentioned. 9) lb*. H. & K. Granulated Sugar, (or "The revised -charter will protect Prairieville—Bert Quk:k, Newell Short Cut Macaroni, per lb. —........................ . 10c the public very thoroughly a* to all Barber. 7 bara Lenox Soap for.......... . ....... 25c franchise grant*, and result In full Rutland—A. G. Hathaway, Frank fi package* Argo Starch for . ..28c publicity In the public utility field. . Ferri*. "The machinery for levying and Fra'sh Lattuoa and Radish** collecting taxes Is left practically un­ E. Hlake. changed. No material change is Woodland—Wilbur Hynea. Ira Cot­ Two ton. The menta for local improvements^ Yankee Springs—Luke Senslba and phones Grocers "Thl* charter may be amended by Philip Keiser. a majority vote of all the elector* $10.00 Suits, Clean Up Price----------------12.50 Suits, Clean Up Price 15.00 Suits, Clean Up Price 18.00 Suits, Clean Up Price• 20.00 Suits, Clean Up Price--------------22.50 and $25.00 Suits, Clean Up Price-.. GRANT H. OTIS & GO Hastings, Mich in C. E. HARVEY SEASONABLE FOODS . E. C. Russ 6 Son To Got ALL the News Read the Banner. ular election; Provided that the pro­ Carlton. W. J. Michael. posal to amend the same. If It origin- SUNFIELD. FW» »*•«* I***Mr. und Mrs- Tib Sprinkcl enter-1 Fire Chief H. L Newton ha* applied luined bis brother John and family It0 the *tnt,. n*h hatchery for u conUe ill's houae hold of Woodbury over Sunday. jsignment of .mall-mouth bata and Thc U. B. church al this time is> wall-eyed pike to be planted In Leach engaged in special reviv.l M-nices L.kr Thw n,h uQJtht lo thrlv^ |n til thc Sunfield church with Ule ns- Leach latke, the water* of which are Jacob Albertson I* reparing tq build instance of Rev. D. (.. Sheldon of particularly adapted for them. Th* . Hillsdale., Mich. A large congfcga-, m<-n who plunu-d pike In Wall Lake an addition on his barn.* lion is in attendance nl evening ser-J 15 year* ago and other* are now renpJoe Wertman Is on tpe gain under vices. Afternoon sendees al 2 p. m. Ing- thc result* of their enterprise. atvnn- hv Um Mor* lake* In thl* county ought to be haa begun with The entertainment Wli.V’L•» iho native stock of n*h I* seniors of the Sunfield High school |<nMI,pfir|ll|t. ,r n,hing I* to be prel-riday evening. Feb. 13, nt the home'(ervivl for the future, the hikes must mall man In miking hla route In spit* of Ashur Sacketts, was it grand sue- be stocked. cess, netting nearly $18. A pnt luck supper was served. t? rennin nf T nntlrul crinnt <itinrlnv MAR Elis 1 SQUARE BS-”*-®; Quite n few from here attended t the auto show at Grand Rapids, ^GlcnVRandall of Mulliken and, We have done Dry Cleaning and Pressing. We are doing Dry Cleaning and Pressing. Ml We will continue Dry Cleaning and Pressing. Even while we do your family washings and save you money on them And all our work is guaranteed to ' success Mulholland'* Drug stomach* remedy I am In perfect con-jcrful results troller to »uch an extent that three dilion. I have not felt so well for Ilf-I Ing In case* your more of them will be added to lhe tire department of the city. By- using cun ent anything now and It (Chemist, for free be on stomach thrp* controllers, the work of three not distress inc. 1 hope those Inilments nnd many men I* reduced to onc. and thc rl»k ot Injury I* also reduced. . Six smoke respirators will also bo The first dose of Mnyr'* Wonderful ful effect*. added to the ilrr-ilghtlng apparatus Htomach Remedy convince* sufferers, For sale In Hasting* by Mulholhand under them quicker than a of It* merit. Many have found only land's Drug Store snd druggist* evBANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. Bash, at two o'clock Friday afternoon. | ono dos* stlfflcletal. Mr. Hobbs' ex-Jerywhere.—Adv,\ Mr. Randall, who was working alone. , ■hut off the power and want to th* Dr. Fuller, who ............................. ♦ We offer for Sat. Feb. 21 the following Special — dall ha* left'on his hand only the littotal of 35 Hitches in closing the ■WE WASH EVERY THING EVERY OTHER DAY. A stubborn, annoying, depressing ugh hang* on. rack* th* body. •HULTKR* BRO*., PROPRIETORS. PHONg 243. HASTING*, MICH la "--------- -------- - -------- ------------- " -------------ronderful ’•“/r.'Wu'El Hand After IlreartfuJ Acci­ dent Friday Afternoon. While operating the saw In hl* *hnp Loren H. Randall, the carpenter, loit well a* might be expected. AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY NHL ina NIK 15 IBIS rhlch THUMB AMD THREE FINGERS Dry Cleaning is Just As Much a Part of Our Business as Laundering ' W. Hobbs EikU Stomar Quickly With Mayr’i a-rfail Rt-nxxly. rlth remarkable benefit. It Is known evtrywhei*. Miss Alta Sharrard of Sunfield were Mayr’s Wonderful Htomach Remmarried al Charlotte Thursday. Their future home will be near MuiA> Hobbs HOI -East Main old accretion* and remove* poisonous liken. . . Jackson. liKen. _ _ [Street. ; turret. uncn-on. alien., aurr in- muiyrr. it lirmg* SWItt rei Sheriff Storrs was in town TUCS- teen years -f suffering from deninge-Ifcrer* from stomach, liver day on business. ment* of tn-- stomach and digestive trouble* and many declare It ha* savMr und Mrs. I.. Wttsslnk nnd.trad, took Mayrs Wonderful Stoni-'ed them from dangerous operation:. tapeTuewto. I" «n»d **M> *»• CIRCLE SAW TALES OFF $7.98 8.98 9.98 11.98 13.48 14.98 King's New Discovery give* relleL Henry D. -Bandera, of Cavendish. VL, Ha writes: * ...60c 25 lbs. Purity Flour-------- __ 10 lbs. Amber Graham Flour ...30c Special Jack Tomatoes----...10c 3 Cans Hart Corn--------------...25c Large Fancy Oranges per dozen. —25c Extra Fancy Oranges per dozen 35c • Spinach per canx 15c Apricots, dried, per lb.------,...20c Prunes, dried, per lb. -15c, 2 lb,. 25c Give this store a trial and you will come again. WUNDERLICH GROCERY PHONE 83 hr Carveth a Btebbin* *94 �THE HAJTOTOr Hastings Banner COURT HOUSE HEWS ford for «*ch _ ____“““"t COOK BKOH„ Editor by Mall. Post-Wld. SKI" Obituary poetry and resolutions, ic a Hut. Obituaries ot 10 lines or lew will be I advance. IPTIONB Frank SOME ‘ SIGNS OF THE TIMES." ' Quit Claim Deeds. Martin and wife to Edna S E<lpa A. Taylor to Frank Martin and wlf*. TO «c., bcc. 2( nnd 11. A*r-ytia—ILOu. * I Goo. C. Cr<»B nnd wlfn to EdwnnJ Nd communication will be publish­ Michigan. aa second clssa mat* ed undsr any elrcumstancss unless It boars tha writer's cams and postofllca address. .________________ . ADVERTISING RATES. JOB PRINTING. ^Dlaplay advertlslna rates on appltThs BANNER has ono of th* b*st Business local* and reading notices. equipped Job offleos In Western Mich­ O&ftnit |>age or among brevatlaa, 13H igan and la prepared to do any kind of book and job printing. Tl'*- ’ - S' •' Cha. J. Manktelow lo 1m«c M Good, part of Lot t. Block 3. Woodland Village, »16l>. ' , Imac flood t«» Lulls ItowUdi-r. par- For the last tew yjars in this country economic conditions have । been in a chronic state of disturbance, and forces have been at work ■ Mnry BelllriRer to Karl BelllnK«F. [HO nc.. 8ec. 13. Barry. 11.00. Some have feared that ; Daniel T. Rich to John Vanden1 benr and wife. SO ar., «<■■■. 20. Irving. wc arc rushing madly toward a revolution: others have thought that 13000.00. Ray Lapham to Clarence E. Avery. wc are rapidly nearing sorialism; others have not known what to whose significance has not been unilctHtood. “""7"/' *h7 r<,n<,>' f,,r *'»'k in the spring. 1 Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Hodebiuigh vls­ I iled.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ilurvc of East • C-astlrlon Thursday. 1 Es|le Warner Is culling for John 1 Apuleman of Nashville. Tlie natrons of lhe Wvllmnn school gave lhe teacher and pupils a sur­ prise Friday,-giving them n picnic dinner, after which all engaged In "Tr old ZjT.' fsthiGSid Jl°n*d “spelling match.” Violet Hndebaugh came off victor violet RodcbauRL | Olid spelled them down. i Mr.‘nnd MraTEest'cr Bruch of thc | "Ridge" visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Varney of Nashville Sunday. | Hie ladies of the Missionary so- think, but felt the certainty of some great movement; progress nice England. 120 ac. 8ec..3». Orange­ ville. 11.00. which they could not understand. Wc doubt if the seer has yet ap­ Uernlca England to I/cwlw nnd wife. 120 n peared who could clearly vision and interpret the" "signs of the Orangeville. 11.00. Archie If. Ayers and w tipics” in our day. . W. Haatlngii, 10 ac. Bee. Rutland. One thing seems to be very clear, and that, is that “thc old order changeth;” and that wc arc witnessing the play of economic forces kendall, 40«4 oc.L Sec. K. Hosimrs.) >3156.00. that |»ortcnd new, ami wc believe, much belter, things for thc average Geo. D. Barden to Geo. Harrington, parcel. Sec. IS. Woodland. 1340.00. man. Wc may not reach them‘soon, but we are on thc way toward Emma D. BUer to Mrs. Geo. Pal-1 them. While going thru thc transformation we need a thoughtful mrrton. lot S. blk. 4. Village of Wood­ land. 1(00.00. jwtticncc, and a high patriotism that will make us .welcome that which will accomplish "the great good to thc greatest number.” That the average man must have better op|>ortuiiities for himself and family; that neither he nor his children shall lie exploited for the benefit of thc dominant few; that a fair deal be given to capital, KnlrkerlMcor. I, FEHKDAHY »». 1»H- POINT. Iciety, about fifteen in number, met ' Mr. and Mrs. J| hn Varncv of the :i* t"e home of .Mrs. T, H- Rodebaugh "R-ige" vkiW 4 r and Mrs. Abram I Thursday and lied off five comforts, Guntrip or Eatt ( gitlctown Wedne*-P**1*1'* y,1,er *eW,?« Co* her. «’• an old but true adage that “many day.’'' ’ “ •■'**•* • -tes McPcck enter- ', bands tnuke light wort.’’, Mr. and Mrs. Janies • •McPeck •enter•-—I John Brinkert and family of Morn‘r *ister and fam­ in visited Mrh and Mra. Joseph ily of Mimic Grovp Sundny. essi-nger Inst Sunday.* , Nellie Reece of Nashville vis_______ ___________ ited Mr. and Mrs. Win. Troxel SunMILO. day and attended church at this । Morris Johnson of Lansing spent I'1®"„ Saturday In Milo. Mr. and Mrs; Wm. Troxel went to I Mr. und Mrs. Harry Jones and GrandI RapOTTkursduy und Friday i Mils l;ll|el Lewis were In Kalamnto visit their deughicr. Glenna. who'mo Saturday. is in the U. R. A. hospilut. Wc arc John Brundslctter went back to pleased to learn lhe is much belter. Cleveland on Monday of this week. Mi vw-Hortcnae Payne is making । Warren Richards will put a saw preparations to move her barn, pul mill into Hoy Thorpe's woods in the S------------------------------------ -- have bam frames sawed out. Alfred Chase anil Mrs. Roy Fisher drove from Milo to Gognac Thurs­ day, which was lhe coldest day of lhe season. Mrs. Mary Doster is in Kalamaxoo, called there Friday by the ill­ ness of her two daughters. Mr. und Mrs. Francis Gorham of I Rutland spent Sunduy at Thomas Gorham's. Mrs. Maggie Drake is home from I! the Grund Bapids hospital and is .-J pr'“nl •' ’“"i ™™ In indujtrul plant!—*11 PKana Ond-oa th. Jw. 1* worth wHm Tow'pr kt k. I«7 HOWARD Ask the-techni­ cal man what he thinks of the HOWARD Watch. PIKEI& DAMON, m.h ao.ir Annatita. 5?^ The annual ice harvest is at Ils pocket knives, a bunch of keys height in Milo thia week. Packers and two brass piste*. report 12 inches of very flue ice. J.wtlirt ■ Opticians HAST1KM, SUCH. Som« Mtn Have It AIL A loeky shopkeeper al Brunswtdk, who accepted a lottery ticket aa pay­ ment for a hat from an impecunious customer, won a prise of 170,000 in the lottery. * A Safe And Profitable I INVESTMENT 1 administrator en- to labor, and to the business ability without which capital and labor . ceased. Order appointing Hurt 6. Holly, aa administrator entered. A characteristic of these days is Hie growing absence of party Estate of Mary A. Mosier. dec<-.iee<U loyalty in thc old meaning, anil thc new demand that any party Estate closed against 'claims. Final account of administrator filed. which bids for popular supjiort must make a clean showing pf hands Estate of Jacob l>. Hendrick, an al­ leged Insane person. Application fol and a square declaration of intentions before adherertee is given, and admission H» State Hospital aa a pHthat allegiance will be quickly forfeited if thc party fails to do what vats patient filed. Petition for up- ' pointing of guardian filed. Hearing it has agreed. The old party war-cries and shibboleths have largely March 2nd. . Estate of leewls Williams, deceas.-d. lost their meaning, since it has been discovered that their use in the First annual account of udmlnistrlces past generally masked thc selfish schemes of ,selfish leaders, who died. cannot attain thc best results. used the party to further ends directly beneficial to themselves or to their friends. Xow-a-days a party which desires to win must not Mrs. Harry Fuller came home tout- ‘ only put out a platform that the majority approve, but must also tend her grandfather’s funeral. Thurs­ vuiy |»u< ww. “ ।.......................— —- ----- 1 - j . show that its leadership is such that, if thc party is successful at thc day • 'he friends of Jas. McBeth Were sorry to hear of hl* Hidden,death ...ill be 1... carried .. ,.-^....1 out mat in in.r.uul fnitll Horri polls, the platform. will good faith. Wednesday morning. He Buffered a ’ There is danger in such times as these that lift shallow thinker stroke of par.ilyala Monday night. Bev. Lord of Nashville conducted and thc demagogue will put up plausible schemes to the people brief services at the house Saturday and propose remedies that arc foredoomed to failure, but which may morning and Bev. Schluter of Katamo conducted the funeral services at gain thc support of the many because of their alluring promises. the Maple Grove M. K. church. The sympathy of the nelghobrs Is ex­ This is no time to be gulping down every proposed nostrum for our tended tn the family. public ills just because glittering promises are made for it. It is a time for sober thought, sound judgment and sincere action. Tlie BANNER is in entire sympathy with the growing indepen­ dence of partywhich is so evident in these days. it if we could. Wc would not stop It is a sign of better days to come. Ed. We believe this rr attended the men's 11 Nashville Sunday after- | is the timewhen the average man should do some sober, solid think­ ing for himself, ami not be biased by bis old beliefs nor by'present Sunday aflernoon with Mra. party promises, hut by that which appeals to him as a patriotic, liberty-loving American as being the wise action for him to take for the country's good in allying himself with any 'political party; and to cut loose from a party when ils actions show that it is unworthy of trust. In that way. and in.that way only, can political parties be brought to a realizing sense of their responsibilities to the people. We have not so lost faith hi humanity and thc God who made mankind, as to be pessimistic. ing together for good. We believe that all things are work­ pie Grove Center. Henry Deller and family spent Sun- | (jay at J. U Smith's of Nashville. Ned Hicks and family spent Sun­ day at Jus. Mci'eck's of Stony Point. Mrs. Florence Benton of Charlotte were week-end visitors ut Fred Parka.) Harley Hayman and family spent) Sunday al Willis Luthiop's at Burryvllle. We may not see it always, and it may be that we are to be made belter through suffering now and then, in order that we may better appreciate our blessings. Number days taught. 10. Including two du ya Institute. . Total attendance. 4ie.tr Average dally attendance, XO-j-.' Thera is virtue in just saving money. For the one who does it not only has the satisfaction of knowing that he is accumulating something for the inevitable rainy day, or something that will be ready when the opportunity shall come for its profit­ able use but, he also acquires the saving habit which is the best thing after all. A little thoughtful consideration of the future and what it will mean without ready money, and what it may mean with money in the bank will convince any one of the wisdom of acquiring the saving habit, and of accumulating some money for K • the future. What This Bank Will Do for You This bank is here to serve you in helping you not only get the saving habit; not merely to aid you in accumulating something for the rainy day, or for your time of Opportunity, but is here to make your savings a profitable investment for you. When a man thinks of a.safe investment, he generally thinks of a government bond. Nothing is supposed to be safer. But a government bond will give you but two per cent interest on your investment Your savings deposited in this bank are just as safe as a government bond, for they are backed by the $700,000 resources of this batik; backed by all the safeguards of the Michigan Banking law, which is the model banking law for the country, and besides all that, This Bank Pays Three Per Cent Compounded Semi-Annually On All Savings Deposits, or 50 Per Cent Higher Than A Government Bond. .SB OR POOK BUTTER WHEN YOU CAN GET PURE, PASTUERIZED CREAMERY BUTTER AT H1UIT Alien. Tew Grocer will aspsly y— with it H yw ask Ha for “CRYSTAL'S PRIDE." 1O% DISCOUNT On AU Orders Placed During thc Balance of January. -The following pupils were neither absent imr lardy: Hock well Hayward. Maron Kelley, Maurice Murphy, Mabrlle Krllry Glennie 1'ennrl*. Opal Monica. Helen Patton. Dorothy Col-1 Ilin*. HumpII Hart. tawrence Mead. I I Glennie Gelb, Carl Given. Virgie Glv|rn. Ironard Smith. Mildred Colllna, I Lyle Dayton nnd Lilas Adam*. The perfect upeliers thia month wen- Helen Patton und Dorothy ColI in*. Several scholar* accompanied by their teacher attended the recent Poultry Show in Hastings. We would like to have every man, particularly every young man, wtyo is interest­ ed in assuring a successful future for himself to call at this bank, and learn of the facilities we can place-at his disposal, and the gseat help we can give him, if he will open a Savings Account here. That’s only a part of what we can do. We are in close touch with all the financial centers of the country, and whatever we can do to serve you by putting you in touch with any financial matter in which you are interested, is at your disposal. lowing Mu<-raLe» ladles:—Matlnma Ida Eatont Wm. Hopkina. Lrt. Hirdaatl. Hertha Sutton. Wm. Clary, and Fred Bush at th* home ot Mra. Hop-I kina, the proceed* lo be used for the Free Vkiceabee bed al Bultirworm hospital. Grund Itaplds. There were about »9 present and all enjoyed thn delicious lunch. With the individual members donations, the proceed* will net 125.0(1. All had an enloyubfe time. Let Ls Be YourJBanker And we will always serve your best interest, and put at your disposal the splen­ did facilities of this strong bank. us is a season of novelties and we are carrying a very line rtion of patterns of the newest importation ol thc foreign uett. We invite your inspection. Reliable Ladies* Tailoring Establishment EG USEN a-vj ' ‘ l pol,uu s rect GrvuJ R> }(hi Mjch Citizens’ Phone 2443 HYOME RELEVES IN FIVE MINUTES . Effective relief comes quickly when Hyomei is used for catarrh, coughs bconchiti*. cold in the head or croup of infants. You breathe it—no stomach drugging. Thi* medicated air lias a tcxucwctling effect -»urciy destroys catarrhal germs, etops the pris-nous recretion» and quickly KOthei 4rtid 1-eaU the irritated mucous membrane cr money refunded. Try Hyomei now. Complete outfit $1. I CAMVETU A UTEaUUig The Hastings City Bank PHONE 3 two rinrts The Bank That Does Things For You HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. �Froleuloul girds ' Uhct Your Youiig Cltli-k* Attention. ■ We often hear people complain that they have booght egg* from not-d breeder* and after’ the egg* wcr<» hatched nnd bird* grew up that they did not hnvr-anythlDir but u lot of eulla. Now let mo »ny this. You cni>. glvn thren different persona the very warn- kind of egg* froth‘the name fe­ male*. *(red by the Mme mule*. nnd Hi Phyaidan* and Surgeon*. Call* in city or country, rerpont with promptne**, day or night. K..WILU8ON, D. D. S.. ■ Ha»tinga, Mich. SCHOOL NOTES you Smokers you Tobacco Users Dr. C. M. Ovsrstrsit Osteopathic Physician Do you care about your cigars and to­ baccos being Clean, Moist and Fresh? You certainly know the difference between ■ the Clean, Moist and Fresh kind and the open shelf, dust and dr)’ kind. Chronic Conditions a Specialty Office in Pancoast Did. Phone 352 Hours V-12 a. m. l-.bp. m. Miller & Harris Furniture co. UNDERTAKING AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Wc have lhe only Zinc Lined and Electric Ilumidorc in Barry CouiUy.. ' Licensed Hmltalmer always in attendance PHONE. 226 OR 387 Our Cigars and Tobiiccos arc always just right. Just the same as the manufac­ turer intends them for you. The good judges of Cigars and Tobaccos arc our best customers. JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 172 HASTIMOS, MICHIQAM We carry your favorite brand of Cigar. We carry your favorite brand of Tobacco. FIRE INSURANCE O’he Place to Meet IJour priends |Allee*Ch»s*-. which wis nim-li i-nji Phone 106 Jefferson Street Jias tings. Michigan WEST HOPE. itudvlnc •' sh’lghlnml of 18 nml ;i few other y I friend* nnd neighbors g.iilu-red nl re mnk- die home of John linker Wednesday . Tii-y evening and gave Mrs. Jtnkci n little WE BUY GRAIN OF All KINDS I wish t<> have you infoim mo in yuur next Intue, of the Hunting-* Hanner, ng to thn condition ,-f some bird* I recently bought from nn .til- We pay you lhe HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy nnd sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Velte & Co. 4X111 hm 57 Hutlw liter. I The whlli When y<m have any tnovlnf to be done. TWO At [TO TRUCKS. Mr*. Mnry l-<-*I. r of Hatith Battle Creek, who In* I...... *l. k for three tend the *lxtfvgr..< tvea-k* ut Mr*. Moody'*. I* Improv Ing. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hyde Molted fheir daughter,' Mr*. Clem Kidder, Mr. and Mnr. L-o Hkllltnan. of Galesburg. 111., nre visiting their fath­ er. Mark Skillman, PIANO AND SAFE Earl Baifm h --------------------------, A slcighlduil of young people spent Thanloa—WAwInh to rx|ir.-*» Saturday evening w'ilh Mr. and Mrs. re thunk* tn our neighbor* Will Cogswell. All report a jolly 1-* for ihvlr kindne** ami help time. llriiiembcr the box social nt lite Frank during tinv Klvknijoc und d> nth of our | ■ Mr, father. I.. A. ,Ye. kl< y: ..in > for Clx-Jll. All come. with h.r son Mat Uulvh TIi. . In..,I i-iiihlrvn Our Specialty. LAKE VIEW. Miss Lillie Holter of llaslings ■petti over Sunday wilh her parents. Ml . Husk is ari sisl rs. z„„ uni| <;t.orgc Gillespie of Linsiug , r?,’.V’11 , Vn51’uin ‘■•'''■rtaine.l s|„.nt Saturday mid Sunday with Dan Carns of Norlb Hope railed IIh*. Ihmiblr club Hturpday for din-, their parents. Alex Gillespie and 'on Ben Jenkins Sunday. The l-ndics’ Aid Mwirly will meet Mr. und Mrs. Floyd Ncsbcl spent wilh Mrs-Attslin l!i(igli:iui nevi week Sundny wilh C.lins. N’csbcl mid wife Thtirsduy for dinner. , mill Mrs. Ellen .Nobel of Cottis Helton Suluriltiy. , Qiiile ii number nllcnilrd lhe funcTeachers’ imlilule tiny McManus of Sliafl-.btirg iini of Junta’s Brown on lhe State I Hing friends here al present. Mrs. Ixslie Miller, who Im liven i „r ...... ill fur mhiu* time iv -tiuiiiimi Ml. mid Mrs. Dur l.xitill uf SimdHwlv field spent Sundny wilh Mrs. I .aura little swollen, irnd *h< Order Our Drays k I evening was spent in dancing, cnnl |> grade ore .playing ami visiling. .nub. Ing tlxf'T I’elloM Is seen on Gtir1 Ml** Maggie McIntyre, who ha* bei'ii visiting relative* nnd frh-ml* ill Lilt ii green tint, only one hi-n lay* Ibitlf* Creek, returned home Saturday. Ml** Iteathn Donovan went lo brown ••Kg. a light brown. This bird Grand Rapids Saturday to care for her grandmother. Mr*. Lamphire, and know with the «>s who suffered a stroke of paralysis I Retailer Jobber HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. 1 Irving spent Snltinlny wilh Mr. anti ; Sirs. II. Cogswell. man. of It.iltjnx Sunday. HcIkki) Rc|x>rt. Report .for thc Dunn school Lit month ending Jan. 2tt, IfH; Number of days taught. 17. Total attendance. 217. Safety First Number Of girh. enrolled.* s Number of boy* enrolled. Total enrollment. 17. Percent of attendance, 99.; Those being neither al dy. for the month were and Rennin McGIocklin. ltu«ju-ll. Ethel Glenn. Alfred, y, Goldie mid Vera Town. 'Phis goes true in your electric wiring. That’s one reason why I urge you to let me do your electric work You’ll know it is done right and that your buildings arc safe if I do lhe work. GEO. VAN TIFFLIN Electrician. ending Jan. 29: Total attendance. Hi. CMufi, tiliuiu A Sulm 1.1. Cl. Dally Except Bunday. •olng South »:08 •olng North 7:lf THE SANITARY OAT SPROUTER j Produces Green Feed thc year | 'round. Somethin* New. MH.br FOLEY KIDNEY PIUS 7o» backache xiONtYS ano blaodebJ Th’ ,0,r?an 1 st‘‘le ,Mfe-Co- attendance. ?,UP' ‘i,!!; othy “nd elnrenco Bump K<’,w!nI “1n,l-Kb‘1, Our New Cream Fried Cake IS! Once Tasted, Never Forgotten” rred Kennedy. Edgar Cheney. Doro­ thyHerbert, Crystal Hnttrdon. Hollis Hastings, Mich. FOR SALE, 1 Single Comb White Leghorn Cock­ erel, Youngs’ Strain 3 Anconas Cockerels 1 White..Qrpington Cockerel 1 Buff Cochin Bantam Cockerel 1 Sicilian Buttercup Cockerel M. W. Hicks CORNER PARK AND WAUWT STS. anti Wesley Johnson were neither nbsent nor tardy. Arthur Hedge* wna not Hbacnt hut program on Feb. roth ' to celebrate W ixhlngtnn'* and Llnroln'* birthday*. The acventh »nd eighth grade* bine nearly completed the *tu<ly of; "The VImIoii of H|r l-aiinful." - Vl*ltarn for the month were: sir*. L. Matthew*. Dorothy Roush. Lulu Whitney. Hilda MUI*. Myron Rey­ nold*. Lydia and Lucile Wunderlich. Viola and Nathan Norton nnd llollla and Doria Johnson. ------- • ■ ■ Illctl WIU AUn« Wnahlngton vr Lin- -....... ...... ,.u days of last month bcenusc of the Toucher*? Institute. • , Two new pulls enrolled this month: Minnie and Harold Norton. Four of the eighth grade class. via: Mary Bump. Crystal Brogdon. Dorn Benner nnd Marie Matthew* attended the Teachers'- Institute at Hastings on Friday. They are.much more inter- Many times we have heard the complaint that our fried cakes were too greasy, that they absorbed too much grease when they were frying. Now we are making a NEW CREAM FRIED CAKE One that does not soak up any grease and has a pure white center, It will fairly melt in your mouth. No fried cake ever put on the market merits greater praise than this new Cream Fried Cake. Good material makes good goods. QUALITY and CI.E?\NLINESS combined in this splendid fried cake give PLEASURED und SATISFACTION. We want you to try a dozen of these new fried cakes. They are BETTER THAN GOOD. They will cost you no more than the ordinary fried cake, which is 12 cents per doz.en. Others get 15 cents for the same cake. Candace Adams. Agent for Cyphers Incubators and BroodFlam 315 ■ umber girl* enrolled. I th Histfrijs, Mich. . Announcement. I wish to announce to my frlvnda ----- - „... .. n.uuimuun for th- office of City Treasurer on the Republican ticket at the coming spring election. I am capable in evonce to perform, the duties, of the of­ fice nnd ua I need It I will appreciate Star Bakery and Restaurant Hastings Quality Bake Shop-Phone 381 Michigan �nn sin । ■MttMhl: Lasting Seven Days Only day to enable usjtolarranged sale these two^mammoth stocks. I Beginning Saturday, Feb. 21st., 9:00 O’clock A. M. There are several purposely misspelled words in this advertisement, and a due bill good for $1.00 on the purchase of any bill of goods will be given to each of the first 10 people bringing a copy of the adv. with the misspelled words marked to our store on the opening day of sale. No Prizes Given to the Children. We will offer for sale an array of the highest gr-ade merchandice, probably more complete than ever before assembled under one roof in Barry County. We have consolidated our magnificent stock of mer­ chandise! from Charlotte, Mich*, with the Hastings store and will locate here permanently. Although our store building here’has been greatly improved and much enlarged, still we find it impossible to crowd all the goods from both stores on our shelves and counters, and immense quantities of THE MOST UP-TO-DATE LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR and FURNISHINGS, STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, MUST BE SACRIFICED and DISPOSED OF AT ONCE to give us the necessary room to arrange our various departments for our Format Opening. The sale starts promptly at 9 a. m. on Saturday, Feb. 21st. Doors open at that hour. No goods sold before’that time. Extra sales people to handle the crowds in orderly fashion. Bargains for all. Come, even if you have to quit work to be here. Never againjwill such an event occur in this town. Be’prepared for bargain surprises. Watch the newspapers for further news, you’ll be surprised, delighted. Remember the Day and Date, Saturday Feb. 21, For 7 Days Only. Sale Positively Closes, Saturday Night, February 28. ________________________ LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SUITS Most wonderful values ever offered. One lot Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits, worth up to $25.00; Consolidation Sale Prjce $5.00. LADIES’ AND MISSES’ COATS Lot 1—Indies! and Misses’ Coats, worth up to $12.50; Consolidation Sale Price $2.50. Lot 2—Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats, worth up to $20.00; Consolidation Sale Price $5.00. Lol 3—Ladies’ arid Misses' Short Jackets, form­ erly $5 io $8 values; Consolidation Sale Price 25c. HALF PRICE ON ALL FURS Beautiful Fur Sets. Scarfs or^Ittffs^ Every piece of fur m the house will he sold at just one-half regular price.. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ DRESSES Three wonderful lots. Lot 1—Dresses worth to $6.50, Consolidation Sale Price $2.50. • Lot 2—Dresses worth to $12.50, Consolidation ' Price $5.00. '_______ _ ______ Remarkable Clearance of Coats and Suits Which alone would pack the store to capacity every day of the • sale, cut prices that eclipse anything ever attempted. Think and think hard. We have cut the price on every suit and coat in the house, not reductions such as you ordinarily see in the usual so-called sales. Every reduction and every cut price is bona-fide. Every word uttered here is the truth. We ought to pack and jam our suit and coat department with such cut prices as are offered here below.' Console Saturday, Opening Day, One lot of 36-tnch Silkolines worth 15c. Price.. 9c 11-4 Blankets, gray or tan, regularly $L25. Con* solidation Sale Price............................................... 88c “12-4 Blankets, gray or tan, regularly $1.50. Consolidation Sale Price................-..................... $1.19 Comforters worth $1.00 for ......................... 79c Comforters worth $1.50 for....................................$1.19 Comforters worth $2.75 for.................................. $1.98 One lot Bath Robe Blankets, worth $3.98 for... .$2.87 70-inch. All-linen Table Damask, worth 89c, Consolidation Sale Price ............................66c 72-inch Bleached or Half-bleached Table Damask, worth $1.00, for.................................................79c 72-inch extra heavy Table Damask, beautiful pat­ terns, worth $2.00 for........ . . . . ...................$1.39 1 piece Cotton Table Cloth, 56 inches widt. Con­ solidation Sale, yard........ \.....;................. 19c Curtain Material, up to 25c yard. Consolidation , Sale Price, yard Wais,s’ w,li,e-b,ack and colored. 1 �Price $5.00. ^vjTTciot urcss bxlrts, worth to Consolidation Sale l*rice $3.87. . .One lot Dress Skirts, worth to $12.50; Consolida­ tion Sale Price $5.95. . CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ SKIRTS While they last.'votir choice..................... ...98c CHILDREN’S RAIN CAPES Worth to $3.98, your choice...................................... 98c 10.000 YARDS OF SILKS AND DRESS GOODS at less than the cost to weave. . Values to 35c yard. 36-inch Newdancz...................................................... 19c 36-inch Fancy Novelties......................... 19c 36-inch Fancy Plaids................................. 19c / 36-inch Black and White Checks............................. 19c 27-inch Seco Silks;.......................................... 19c Values to 59c. • 36-inch French Serge.’.............................................. 37c 36-inch Storm Serge.................................................. 37c 36-inch Batiste............................................................ 37c 36- inch Plaids. ............................. 37c 27-inch Silk Poplins.................................................... 37c 27-inch China Silks.................................................... 37c Values to $1.25. 37- inch Storm Merges....... ......................................... 77c 42-inch Diagonal Weaves........................................ 77c 42-inch All Wool Poplins.......................................... 77c 24-inch Fancy Silks.................................................... 77c 38- inch Messalinc........................................................ 77c 42-inch Fancy Dress Goods.....'........ -................77c 36-inch Skinner Satin, all colors, worth $1.50, Consolidation Sale Price $1.09. All Wool Chailies, worth to 75c. Price 33c. Every yard of Silk and Dress Goods in stock at greatly reduced prices. ■ This Consolidation Sale will gerdown in history as the greatest bargain event that the people Of Hastings and vicinity have ever enjoyed.. There will be / days .you can buy R‘eady-to-Wear Dry Good*, etc., at prices that will astonish .you. Amoskeag Apron Gingham........................................ 6c Best Manchester Pcrealei, choice of entire stock, yard.......... . . . ... .......................... 9j4c One lot Dress Ginghams, worth to 12^$c, price yard ............ 7-%c Dress Ginghams worth to 15c, price...................... 9%c Flannelette worth 10c, price.......... ............................ 7c ■Our entire slock oPFlannclettes, n<> matter it the price was 15c, 18c or 20c, all at one price............ 11c One lot Windsor Plisse Remnants, worth 20c, for 11c Serpentine Crepes, Windsor Plisse, for Waists, Dresses and Kimonos, worth to 22c, for............. 14c Plain and Fancy Poplin, worth to 35c. for..............17c Bleached Outing Flannel, worth 12‘4 c, for............ 10c 42x36 Pillow Cases, good quality: While they last, each ............. 9c 72x90 Ready-Made Sheets, regular 50c value, for. .39c 81x90 Peqtiot Sheets, worth $1.IM>, for.................... 85c 15 pieces Cut Glass, worth to $2.00, price............... 88c Children’s Sweaters, worth $1.25. price...................88c Women’s Sweaters, wortji to $6.00, price.......... $3.95 One lot Children’s Sleeping Garmejits. Knit or Outing Flannel, worth 50c, for... .T7................. 39c Saturday, Opening Day, your choice____ ___ Monday, February 23rd, your choice._ _____ Tuesday, February 24th, your choice_______ II $12.00 $11.50 Wednesday, February 25th, 11 your choice.. $11.00 $10.50 $10.00 _____ _ Thursday, February 26th, your choice......___... Friday, February 27th, your choice_________ Saturday, February 28th, your last chance, <PQ Cf| your choice -----............—.__________ _____ <P/.UV . GREAT CORSET SALE ..39c All 50c Corsets for.................................... One lot Cortets, worth $1 and $1.50........ . 88c $2.48 Nemo Corsets worth to $3.50 for............ Nemo Corsets worth $5.00 for.................. $3.98 GLOVES All 25c Cashmeyctte Gloves for............................. .19c One lot Long Kid Gloves, worth $2.50 for.......... $1.48 One lot Kid Gloves, worth $1 for........................ 39c Women Knit Vests and Pants. Regular and extra sizes, worth 25c and 29c.................................... 19c Women’s Vests and Pants worth 50c for.................39c One lot Women’s Vests and Pants, all sizes; white and gray; worth $1.00, for.................................78c One lot Munsing Union Suits for women. Regular price was $2.25, $2.50 and $3. All in one lot at.$1.79 Children’s Vests and Pants, sizes 2 to 16; regular 25c value. Sale Price_ :___________ ___ ___ 19c One lot extra heavy Vests and Pants, worth to 50c. Price ................................................................ -...29c Children’s extra heavy Union Suits worth up to 75c for .................................... • • ....................... 44c Lingerie Ribbon, 5-yard piece; regular 10c, for... 7c Best Coats Spool Cotton,---------------------Price.. 4c One lot of 100-yard Spool Silk.......................... ■ Fancy Beads worth 25c to $1.00, choice.......... Pillow Tops, 25c and 50c values; choice...., Lace Collar and Cuff Sets, worth to $!.•$>. t. Sale .. . . . ........... 77c One lot Women’s Handkerchiefs, worth 5c. Sale Price .. 7c Handkerchiefs for.. 10c Handkerchiefs for Leather Hand Bags and Mesh Bags.............. J^-OFF 5,000 yards, all Linen Torchqji and Vai. Laces, worth Io 10c: price, per yard.......................... 2%c , Children’s Dresses, Rompers, etc., worth to 75c. .39c , One lot Children’s White Dresses, (slightly soilJ ed), worth to $2.50, choice........................... . .99c ■ One lot .Fancv Waists and Kimonas, worth 50c , Io for.................... :......................................29c Women’s Tailored and Lingerie Waists, worth to $2.00 for ....... 79c Women’s Silk Waists, one lot worth to $5, for.$2.48 Women’s Silk Waists, choice of the house; worth to $7.50, for................................................ ...$3.98 One lot House Dresses, worth $1.00...................... 69c One lot House Dressps, worth to $2.00...................98c One lot House Dresses, worth to $3.50................ $1.49 One lot of Kimonos, worth to $2.50, for...............$1.49 $6.0(> Portieres, pair................................... $4.48 $8.(X) Portieres, pair........................ ■.....’........... $5.95 Silk Auto Scarfs, no matter if'the price was $2.00 or $3.50; choice........................................... .98c Auto Scarfs worth $1 and $1.25; price.....................69c All Dress Trimmings, Allover Laces, all Laces ............................................................. *4-OFF ‘ Umbrellas worth $1.00 for...................................... 79c Umbrellas worth $1.25 for...^.............................. 95c Umbrellas worth $1.50 for................... $1.19 Umbrellas worth $2.00 for.................................... $1.49 Umbrellas worth $3.00 for.................................... $1.98 BED SPREADS, Plain Hem, Fringed or Scalloped. Worth $1.39, for............................................. 98c Worth $2.00, for...................................................... $1.39 Worth $2.50, for............ ....................... .’................$1.88 Worth to $3.50, for................................................$2.39 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, One lot of Muslin Gowns, Skirts, Combinations, Drawers and Corset Covers, slightly soiled Choice while this lot lasts. ONE-HALF PRICE. . M 4 OIMNCOATOINTHREBLOT3. . Lot 1-*-Worth to $3.50, for.................................. $1.98 Lot 2—Worth to $6.50, for................................ $3.98 Lot 3—Worth to $12.50, for............................... $7.98 CHILDREN’S COATS IN TWO LOTS. Children’s Coats worth to $6.50........................... $2.98 Children’s Coats worth to $10.00 ..................... $4.98 SHEETINGS, DOMESTICS, ETC., Better lay^i a good supply at these prices. 36-inch Unbleached Muslin, reg. 7^4c quality, yd. 5c 36-inch Unbleached Muslin, 9c quality, Price, yd..6%c 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, regular 32c quality. ’ Sale Price ...... 27c 10 pieces extra fine Long Cloth, worth 17c. Sale Price............................................... 12%c Tailored Waists' white, black and colored. White Goods, forfnerly up to 35c per yard. Con­ solidation Sale price, yard ....... Dainty Swiss Novelties in brocaded design eluded in this assortment. Apron Ginghams, formerly per yard 9c. Consolida- . tion Sale Price, yard............................................ 6c Best Standard Calicoes, navy, Indigo, black and White checks, pinks, red and garnet. During this Sale only, yard.................................................. 414c Wash Goods that sold up to 20c a yard. Consoli- ' dation Sale Price, yard.................................. 7%c Striped and Floral effects in Tissues and Batistes. Hair Nets, all colors; two in an envelope. Con-solidation Sale Price, 2«for................................ 3c Muslin Drawers, 25c and 35c values. Consolida­ tion Sale Price ...................................... 17c Excellent value. -*iod materials and carefully made, cither plain or trimmed^ Embroideries, values up to 25c. Consolidation Sale Price ................................. 8c Another lot, values up to 15c. Consolidation Price.5c Trimming Braids, values up to 35c per yard. Con­ solidation Sale Pjpjce, yard................... -5c Lace Curtains, $2.00 values. Sale Price, per pair.98c Dainty white Brussels Net Curtains, with batten­ berg edge. Men's Underwear, heavy • wool fleeced. Best 50c garment. Consolidation Sale Price........ ; . .33c Men’s Socks, extra heavy, every day Socks. Con­ solidation Sale Price, pair ........ J;.... 7c Men’s and Boys’ Canvas Gloves, with knitted Wrists best 10c quality, Sale Price, pair......... . 5c Men’s Dress Shirts, all $1.00 values. Consolida­ tion Sale Price................. .................................. .69c Men’s and Boys’ Dress Shirts, all 50c and 75c qual­ ities. Consolidation Sale Price.......................... 33c Cotton Batts, “Uncle Sam.” Regular IQ Batt Consolidation Sale Price......................... Sc “Creole.” Regular 15c Batt. Sate Price.............. Me “Eclipse.” Regular 18c Batt. Sale Price............... 12c Crepe Toilet Paper. 5c rolls. Sale Price, seven rolls for............. 21c 10c rolls. Sale Price, four rolls for........................ 28c Dust-bane Sweeping Compound, large 25c cans of the most sanitary and.agjeeabiy scented Sweep­ ing Compound for home use. Try a can. 25c values. Sale Price ................................... .XSc SPECIAL GROCERY BARGAINS Lenox Soap. Consolidation Sale Price, 8 bars for.25c Choicest Bulk Oatmeal. Sale Price, 8 lbs. for... ,25c Bulk Starch. Sale Price, 8 lbs. for.......................... 25c Wyandotte Cleaner, 10c sacks. Sale Price...... 5c 25c size. Sale Price.................................................12c Perfection Baking Powder, 10c cans. Sale Price.. 5c 20c cans. Sale Price.......................................... 9c Canned Peas, Sicco brand; very choice, 3 cans for .25c Canned Com. Coral brand. Sale Price, 3 for... .25c Canned Salmon. “Raceland" brand. Regular 12%C goods. Sale Price .. .•...................... ;............ ... 9c Choice Coffee. “Our Special’’ brand, fresh roasted. Sale Price, per pound.......................................... 25c “Tea Siftings," broken leaves from choicest Japan Tea. Sale Price, per pound.................................16c H. and E. Granulated Sugar, 22 lbs. for.............. $1.00 Juccessers to J’he J^oppenthien Company Hastings, WANTED-EXPERIENCED SALES LADIES. Apply At Once. Michigan. �THE PA<IE FOURTEEN roUBTl-FN-------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- r— Wha! funs Vf llal VUl ra iNNFR, FEBRUARY IB, 1B14. ill COURT CALENDAR Birth.lav rhti^irere |.lc«santly enterfarm ' l?AewxwwMO 0 ,e,?£d ‘(} nn Fmn1,? KC?lii" C. XBa/hOlar made, a trip tn Pot­ ; ; *v r r ' “* •|,R‘ h.0?1.0 'a .L ’"uiiar« fIlli tervlUoand I-anslng Thursday and IrlTwd-aleWiloads and.t*o cutlers ntiiLjuy OVPri,n,i with « load of house. , were treated to a sumptuous «’'•’«"• I hold goods. ■ —. wliii-h all .seemed Io enjoy. Alter । K v Hmlth, Von Furnlaa. Walter Ws have had somany -Inquirieslately dinner a IlfiO program was llslcncajiurii_jtny Townsend and others wont rtisardJiur ’Ecsema and other akin dl»- |o They left the hostess a line to Grand Raplda Saturday to attend published the Het Of criminal and •aaee. that we are glad to make our . o_ ..i, . |L,la^i..r. Place cards Were the Lincoln banquet. anawre i.ul.llr Aftri careful loveallsa- gruillii rrr.Mii... ■ ... .... . ..... ____ »-l. the’ circuit court. luVZiVlIICI • 1 ”** bor« unlr» sllhousb th **" TAMARAC CORNfcRM. Mrs Fannie Gilbert was Kreatb'.aurprlsed Wednesday evening when her neighbors and friends to the numlxr of 52 came In upon hsr In a rush with ti surprise prayer meeting It being her Tfith birthday. Aunt Fannie received a nice lot of birthday gifts and over 50 birthday post cards for which she was more than thankful to them ait. Every t>ody seemed to enjoy them- ~ » ' f CASE! OH list of chancery cases. Including nine I. .. M I IhMtaers M. nienn Overamlth met with quite u pro-confeoo eaa>-« and 13 actions for ,,ri I-■............... itHrii iril, vLennon. Ikerlous accident a few days ago while divorce, follows: :n- II|._ i>. iricciiin---, p4 : \V. W. Sn.-itihiina Spaulding and anti Bernard Bernard ixnnpn Ixnnpit.' .-nulnr w.m.l u*—at N'n.hvllle on III) Chsnccry. •e- : ... u..... . I,. t-ri-.-nuT'l I-riI ......... ....... - - . (ii nr 1 r.1 larm. inr .u..-.,. ....... . Michigan Blate Hank of Eaton,Rap­ dav. returning Snntiay. Ilimb. coming down hitting hla-foot be- ids va. Geo. W. Kerr et al., bill In aid I The announcement cards arc oui ;twr^n lhc toes, severing the biggie «for the marriage soon <*f Oral Olm n little akin. Dr. Morrla nsalated Roy C. FuIlM oudcrtul. Pt* 'slcad and .Miss tilendowin Simcox. by Dr. Shilling dreawd th- wound but ‘ Our mail carrier did not make his cannot tell yet whether hl» toe raft he Nelson Ktttlnmr et .h, Hr.r Um. <IU. -m... The Aid Society at Mrs. Ell* Curtis- j In* 41 grown people besides the chll-| Mm. Clara Sears Is entertaining a very bed anil painful gathering in her ================ The Palm Garden Home of Home Nfade Candies Fancy Pastry for Fastidious FolKs We make and sell COTTAGE BREAD the real Home Made Bread Ice Cream by wholesale or in small quantities. Smlth'a. Everybody invited. Billy Hsrrll. which occurred Friday The Palm Garden Phone 548 Mr Mm. K. B- Sp»uUhW Mr. ..ml Mr.■ «H! er. wm-m-. >->.im> day guests of llieir '',r' an" Mrs. Rlehnrdaun with h-r'sewing. al., injunction. Mrs. Efld Spaulding ul Believin'. George Herrick, who hn« been viadinner . t tin Bellevue hud another Iduxc Salm - iting his cousin. Mm. B. B. Downing, son. divorce. duv evening, when the otlicc of lhe(left Monday for hl. home in CleveMyrtla Bidelm.m vs. Samuel BldelH II Tclenhonr and Abe Hovl's olllce umd llaff. IkT-r store were all 'land. TheOhio. Women'. Literary Club met st Edna Miller vs. Bert Miller, divorce. I-ena Tinkler vs. Martin Tinkler, dl■ Austin tlvrmmlth came from i>c- burned Io lhe ground. day. A pot lurk dinner «.is served roit Saturday to stay -with his i»ar,und a fine slrighride Jr«m Nashville Clayton Cline vr. Gladys Cline, dl- J. W. Armbruster, Prop. Hastings, Micb. friends have our deepest sympathy. Mrs. Catton end Mrs. Dunkin i ORANGEVILLE PIONEER DIES. Jacob Ilcininger was born in Al­ sace, Germany, Feb. 4th, 1821, and died Feb. 4th, 1914. . He came with his parents Io Buf­ falo, N. Y„ in 1834. He was mar­ ried to Miss (Caroline Eniian March 3, 1850. To this union were born Milo Orsborn. two sons and live daughters, the ini-.......... ' Il an unprafliabl divorce, contemptsons both dying in infancy. and -Mrs. I- Townaond. from Thurenlng. A tine itTv reason. 1 n He hud often limes expressed the day till Sunday. William H. Campbell vs. Mary A. I desire Io be 100 years old, bill Ihut ! mid Mr. Miihlltnr rlltlon. with dull was not to be. for at the noon hour Campbell dtvorc--. Frida) DITION 1'0" of his ninety-lhird birthday, he pass­ difference. ed away, leaving lhe aged wife, who Bell—Main 208 Gtizcnt—2470 has been a comforting companion nil Mrs. John Woodard and Store—148 Monroe Ave, Greenhouses—Ashland Ave. and Page Street children and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde I Idle Sylvester, for nearly 04 years, lie leaves live Grand Rapids. Mich, and daughter Ethel ep-nt Sunday.; Gideon Sylvestdaughters: Mrs. Mary Morehouse iri ..... j..— r><r,,„'- . 'divorcs. ’ VO. Jnhn Mont-1 find Mrs. Amelin Morehouse, of OrMIrk Hahs apent Saturday and Sun- I *'-l|** Montgou j ungeville; Mrs. Augusta Schulmyer. ................................ Peter E. Tin- of Zeeland; Mrs. Kathryn Estes, of How Is Your Hotlcr? dull, divorce.................................................. I Plainwell; Mrs. Louise Spath, of trust. Pearl Knlestri-k -.a. Joaeph Knlea-' Carllon; also |4 grandchildren and stomach Is his boiler, his body Is his trick, divorce. ! w great grandchildren. Jennie’ M. Kurtz va. Richard EDeceased came to Michigan in the forenoon, at said probate office. Kurtx. divorce. | Nov.. 1866, and settled on a rami in I la your boiler (stomach) In good Herman Soder and Nannie Soder, Orangeville, where he lived for more working order or l» It so'Weak that It Ing said petition; vs. Lyman H. Chamberlain and Bernie than 32 years. They decided to spend will not stand a full loud and not abln It la Further Ordered. That public to supply the needed energy to your notice thereof be given by publication SOUTH BOW NR lhe remainder of their declining engine (body)T If you have any years with their children, living trouble with your stomach Chamber- ceaslve weeks previous to said day of erse City Montluy. I! tluring the winters with their doughhearing. In the Hastings BANNER, a A horse belonging to Wm. Mishler! I ter, Mr*. Estes, of Plainwell, where strengthen and Invigorate the stom- newspaper printed and circulated In broke its les timl had to be killed he died. , said county. WOMEN'S CLUB Friday. CHAS. M< MACK. i Those having lhe opportunity to turally. Many very remarkable cures Huy Slithl und wife from nftir Judge of Probate. । know Mr. Rcininger always found Elnidnle have moved on Io Mrs. J. ELLA C. EGGLESTON, The Haztlngi Women's Club met in him a loyal friend and neighbor, Adv. Register of Probate. Wolfe’s farm, recently vacated by ,regular MMlon .it thr Council Room '---------------------------Walter Wallace and family. WOODLAND. on Friday afternoon the alxth. “ Mrs. C. M. Benedict is on lhe sick Mint Until list. Chancery Order. lit Sill Simon Pender helped J. Bouck State of Michigan, the Circuit hulcher Wednesday. Snnllul-Cii Eut ul Belli In. Court for the county of Barry, In Store-18 Monroe Ave. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. O. Steckle had the misfortune to elected to 'active membership. AI The revival services at he Kilpat ­ chancery. movement looking inward the honor­ Grand Rapids, Mich. PHONE 5995. lose a horse tips pasl week. 8 tat. of Michigan^ the Probata Thomas W. Hammond. ing of 'Mrs. Clement Smith by the 'rick church have aroused universal In East Woodland and will Court for the County of Barry. Complainant. Miss Minnie tiuckclcr^pcnl Salur- placing of her name upon ^he honor Interest ■ If your order amounts to $3 or over we'll pay telephone charges. day night and Sunday with Miss roll of the General Federation En- 1 been fifty conversions, Charles Welssert and Idowment Fund was put Into the table wan a business tings In suld courtty. on the thirtieth John Wslasert, administrators | bunds of a committee tn see If the day or January A. D.1914. with the will annexed of -tiwMuarcamributlon to this Import| Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, lant fund can be raised In this county. Defendants. large gang of men and team* nt work " . M ,. . .h v.Ial. of » ...aiun —... ” committee of . uttlng and drawing Ice from Baddla. n„ tab.. The .... is about ten Inehe. ’‘^ntcrator, the court house in the City of Has­ tings In said county on the 30th day thick and of very good quality. having riled in said court his petition of December A. D. 1013. Present: Hon. Clement Smith. Cir­ praying 'for reasons therein stated Isoclatlon and asked .every lady to play "The Turn of the Tide" at the cuit Judgt. . t .. ' work with and for this movement and town hall Saturday night to a fair In this cause it appearing by the ild deceased at FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT | io !>,- ready When a solicitor called for small. Agnes Brandt is not .a rcsldani of ths Quite State of Michigan, but a resident of ship. In the forenoon, at sold probate office, the State of New Jersey; that Nellie Emery Is not a resident of this State, The worst storm of the wrlnter be and Is hereby appointed for hear­ but a resident of the State =f Nevada; ing said petition; winum s. i>biafr struck this vicinity last Sunday, It la Further Ordered. That public that Mary A. Seeker la not a resident sang "In the Gi times It was a genuine blizzard. notice thereof be given by publication The Mimes Elsie and Frances land; that John Hammond Is not a I core, with Carrie Jacobs Bond'a "Hla resident of thia Slate, but a resident lLulla>y.*' M1m> Radford played MlM Holme of . the Hastings high school wCrc at home over Sunday. . hearing. In the Hostings Banner, a of England; and that William Ham­ । < 'aztelcIn’H itccompanlmerit. new.paprr printed and circulated In mond Is not a resident of thia State, but a resident of England; said county. naming* from Friday till Monday. of Belem-' In Medlclnt On motion of Colgrove A Potter CHAB. M. MACK. Isaac Good has sold hU place Iti In which Mrs. L. H. I and Jewell A Ewing, solicitor. for rlopment ELLA C. EGGLESTON, appearance of the said defendants Register of Probata. Agnes Brandt. Mary A. Becker, Nel­ ronderful progress mild u house this spring. lie Emery. John Hammond and Will­ iam Hammond, and of each of them, mis of Invrxtlggtlon and diagnosis, to the golden jubilee of the lodge wl NOTICE OF HEARING OF CLAIMS. be entered In thia cause within five Michigan Mutual Life Building 150 Jefferson Avenun better Imnruments and Io <<1Mrlm-ntState of Michigan, County of Bar- (5) months from lhe date of this orInfant son For the Year Ending December 31st, 1913 of general unaslhesla. the Pasteur Notlcd Is hereby given, that by an treatment far hydrophobia, vaccina­ tion agalnet typhoid, operations for home Friday ut 10 o'clock. Rev. J. M. County of Barry, made on the nfth Smith officiating. Hurl.il took place day of February A. D. 1S14, four to the bill of complaint to be fitei ASSETS and a copy of same to be served upou Cash on deposit in banks ------­ $ 229,547.81 solicitors for complainant within flfFirst mortgage loans on real estate - against the estate of George Frey, late 9,524,674.97 of said county, deceased, and that on him. or them, or his or their soReal Estate, including Home Office building - 104,350.00 Infantile paralysis und »‘WblcJ’ have ns yet baffiqulrcd to present tjielr claims to said default thereof said bill be taken as Loans to policy holders secured by reserves - 1,708372.28 .__ r..._l<nans. The discovery of which gues to show that he I. held In Probate Court, at the Probate Office confessed by said defendants, and by Bonds, cash value -------­ causes and methods of prevention of high esteem.by the board of supervis­ In the City of Hastings, for cxnmln* each of them. 25,000.00 It Is further ordered that the com­ ors of our county. Loans on collateral - ■ - 2,500.00 fifth day of June next, and that such plainant cause this order to be pub­ claims will be heard before said lished tn the Hastings BANNEU. a Interest and rents due and accrued - 15539323 where she was on a visit, arrived Court, on Friday the fifth day of newspaper printed, published and circulating In said county, and that Net outstanding and deferred premiums secured by reserves 128375.49 Rhine, purr home Friday. She will not r -turn to such publication be commenced llnr-e. are the Hastlhga high school, of which noon of that day. within twenty (38) days from the she was a pupil, till next year. Dated Fdb. Sth. A. D. 1114. date of this order, and that such pub­ Sil,879.013.7S Mias Edith Hahn of the telephone CHARLE8 M. MACK. lication be continued therein oncq In liquor and cl| LIABILITIES ltd- hi hunger from the enslaved visitor Saturday. this t*rribl<cession, or that complainant cause a bodies an md• solha of millions of huThe -----K. of I', having —boys .. are-------jt a concopy of this order to bo peraonally Reserve fund (computed by the Michigan Insurance Dept.) The side making the lowest $10,685,867.19 ORDER TOR PUBLICATION. oerved on said defendants, and each Th­ rr of points to serve a supper to of them, at least twenty (20> days Premiums, interest arjd rents paid in advance 35.954.60 us afresh constantly. 'en nt a future date. Court for the County of Barry. before th« time subscribed for his ap­ Installment policy claims not yet due At a session of said court, held al pearance. 57338.99 CLEMENT B^ItH. op.Oitr uphn the brain; nail thc County Scat Tuesday on business. the probate office. In the city of Has­ All other policy claims ------­ 65,681.05 Charles Mooney of Benton Harbor, tings. in said courrty. on the thirtieth Circuit Judge. of Dr. ('artel iind his co-workers will an old school mate of 8. C. Vanhou­ Reserved for taxes and other items payable in 1914 Examined, countersigned, and enter26,95639 without doubt soon make possible or- tln. visited al the latter's home Fri­ Hon. Other liabilities --------­ 2,74809 'bstliitutlpn in man, us they day. . ROY ANDRUS, tlreudy proven the possibility Estate of Register tn Chancery. Surplus fund » e ’ 1,003,966.97 -nt-plantlng some of the organs Mr. and Mrs. Bert Farrell uf East JEWELL A EWING. of an animal Into another animal. Carlton, died Tuesday forenoon of Martha W. Crawford, — executrix, Solicitors for Complainant. pneumonia after u short lllneaa. The having filed in said court her her petition BualneM addresz. Grand Raplda, $11,879,013.78 praying that a day may tbe — Yet for Mich.. Houseman Bldg. progrr-sajie movement In ranllary re­ Thursday at 2 p. m. and burial will be COLGROVE A POTTER. Insurance written and paid for in Michigan during 1913 3,863,592.84 form ami preventive medicine may In the Fuller cemetery. The family ecutrlx of the Solicitors for Complainant. not only rob old age of Its terrors are well known here and have the Total amount of insurance in force December 31, 1913 Business address. Hastings, Michigan. 53,422,431.19 but athk-w a nsw humanity—|gt- sympathy "of, all In their sad bereave* ment. ij ■ During the year 1913^ the Company ra Tiny of Woodbury and slsPaid death claims amounting to • b b r 637J097.16 a. Anna McOmber Florence Bywater of Detroit history of the Old Paid to living policy holders -pa.. 859348.80 In California to- Vanhoutln Tuesday. Don't forget to attend Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or­ ders Given Prompt Attention Chrysanthemums, Roses, Carnations, (al! colors,) Violets and Easter Lilies. All kinds of potted plants, such as Peppers, Poinsettas, Primroses, Azaleas, (all colors. ELI CROSS QID you [VER [JSE PARCEL pOST? Wc use it in sending flowers to you and find we can give good service. Everything in Gut Flowers and Potted Plants for Christmas and other occasions. GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL CO Legal JldvertisenKRts “Michigan’s Leading Insurance Company OF THE OLD Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company OF DETROIT 9 Total amount paid to policy holders in one year Total amount paid to policy holders since the organization of the Company ----Totabamount paid to policy holders since organization plus -* . the amount now Jfcid for their benefit . Monuments for Spring 1,496,445.96 hall 23355.023.2t her paper will* ba published In full 34,040390.40 Obituary. Mon Farrell ws. born In Carlton township. Barry Co., Mich.. April IS. and died Feb. 10. 1>I4. age 14 A record of actual results which (peaks for itself. Attention is invited to the high character of the assets of the Michigan Mutual, which is uneurpasaed by any Insurance Company in the United States. All the policies written by the Michigan Mutual are approved by the Commiseioner of Insurance of Michigan; all its policies contain the Standard Provisions required by the laws of the States in which it opetates, and. all the obligations of ita policy contracts are guaranteed and secured bv eara. fully invested assets nt over $11,830,000.00, including a surplus fund of over $1,000,000.00. Z _ The definite policy contracts issued by thia Company appeal to all who are looking for absolute protection and investment in life insurance at tha lowest rates permitted by the standard and legalised tables of mortality. <-re spent with his par­ In Carlton. Friday both evenings. and Haturday Three months does not give us too much time to manufacture the peice of work you may wisMor spring delivery, if wehave to send to the quarry for the material. Better drop us a card if you can't call and we will arrange to see you. It's only about 3 months un* til Decoration Day. This will bo the third BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. RHEUMATISM Decay of the System Easily Pre­ vented by the use of RHEUMA Chronic Rheumatism is the result of mourn the organs of the body becoming impreg­ nated with Uric Add crystal., which cause er. matjy relatives and a host of their decay. Rheuma will stop all inroads friends. Hl* funeral was conducted by the p*»tnr of ths Carlton Center functions of the system. RHEUMA lirachurch. He was laid to rest In tha IRONSIDE BROS. Phone 197 remembrance by his many friends. CARVETH * STEBBINS. Gn �IBRUARY It, 1*14. Sostbwittni Barry Departure! It enriches the blodd sqd regulates lhe bowels. It will give horses s glossy coat and beslfby appetite. H-wiU causg young pig* davelop mot* rapidly. It will cause sheep to ti taore hard/ irfl ke4p them free from d!s‘ rrepn TI wyt jfit taood imt*^ lu conditio^ to bear healthy colts. It expels worms and corrtcts'kiimty trouble. • If imparts a tone and vigor such st evtty low of fine stacks delighu |o see. Thsrs’a a reason srhy Utils Giant is better thaq other stock Powder, and that Is that It Is absolutely devoid of worthless filler, such .as ageiita -----,----- are «re scouring scouritre around the country to sell yott- from ffi.00 to ,15.00 at once and then leaving you with thia Mormon* Xnt on your hands. Why not buy il in small quantities and get oar guirwith every package? Stock powder comes in the following sixes, 25c’ OUrttld fl.OT packages. Little Giant poultry Regulator., Me Pkg. Little 'Giant Hog Panacea a remedy for Hog cholera, Me Pkg. Sal-Medico th* guaranteed wom destroyer, 11.00 and MXXIpsils. We carry al) sfxca la stock. E. TUNGATE <3 SON, Merchants, Bnnfieid. Michigan. Try a Pack of Naval Oranges, 39 canta. BAN Fl ELD. ord were guests of Mr. and Mr*. herman-ISlmD>erman, Saturday. The rtles attended tho dance at DowlC Saturday night. 'B&nday was the l»th anniversary of Mr. and.Mrs. Zimmerman: also the ( K Mr. and ktra Ernest Crandall and daughter Lethsi and Mr., and Mrs. Jesse Rlabrldger visited friends in Dolton. Sunday. Bunday evening a merry alelghload of young people frop Bedford were entertained at the home of Silis Jes■k ,'bllllik •. Reynolds, Mr. Mr. and Mr*. Mr. Reynold*' mother of Plainwell I* visiting them this week. Old Winter Sg-T is still with us. Maybe you will need u wanner Coat, Sweater, Cap, Gloves, Mittens or Underwear. Come on, wc have a good supply yet, anti our prices arc right. Yes, and wc have And Groceries, you bet! some warm Footwear too. Ilanficld Gleaner Item*. Tho Gleaners will hold a Washing­ ton birthday social Friday evening. Wc always have'a fresh, clean stock and they arc always the best at the price. We don’t buy anything but the best. A The contracting parties being Oeorgr •nd Martha Washington dre«»ed in colonial style. Othe* diversions of tho evening will be violin music by Fred 8tiles mid a talk on the life of Washington by D. D. Putnam. A very cordial Invitation I* extendr.d to all. cheap article is'dear at any price. Renkes & Son of Dowling Phone, Heatings 342—3r Banfield, 13—3 Nice Juicy Naval Oranges 2 for So PRE-INVENTORY SALE! As wc are about to make a change in the in­ terior of our store we are offering some real bar­ gains that are worth your time to take advantage of thdm. AU heavy goods will be sold at cost. BED BLANKETS $2.50 $2.25 $2.00 $1.75 $1.25 Blankets Blankets Blankets Blankets Blankets All Wool Hose il Cost mtl entitled to Inherit hie estate. Mrs. Vitin Cortrlghl and »nn Barton of Hickory Corners spent Thursday with Mr. and Mr*. Ray Freeman. Mrs. Roy Smith will entertain the f. A. 8. next week Thursday. Feb. 3*. They will tie a quilt 'rhi.jh will be presented to Rev. Brook* and wife. Archie Herrington and Mlu Ora Sillier of Johnstown visited with John prmsbeo and wife Sunday. Saturday evening about 35 neigh­ bors and friends gathered at the home of Mr. affair being tha forenoon, at said probata office, be I and 1* hereby appointed for bearing | ■aid petition; It Is Further Ordered. That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of thia order, for three «ucceulva week* prevlou* to aald day of hearing, in tba Hailing* Banner a newspaper printed and circulated in ■aid county. CHAS. M. MACK. Judge of Probata. ELLA C. EGGLESTON. Register of Probata. A chicken A true copy. Special Bargains in all parts of our Dry Goods Department. Men’s Winter Caps at Cost. newspaper printed and circulated In •aid county. CHAS. M. MACK. Judge of Probate. ELLA C. EGGLESTON, . >1.00 .25 YOUR HAIR NEEDS 1.00 .25 .25 F. H. WILKINSON DEPARTMENT STORE Prairieville, Both Phones, Bell and Citizens Michigan. Unsightly—matted—colorleu—scraggy hair made—fluffy—soft — abundant and radiant with life at once. Usa Parisian Sage It comes in 50c. bottles. The first application removes dandruff, stops itching scalp, cleanses the hair, takes away the dryness and brittleness, dZgrcaacs the beauty of the hair, making I. Merrill’s of Bedford. rllh bilious pneumonia, but Is better BALTIMORE TOWNLINE. John W, Foley died ut his horn. STATE ROAD. i The teacher Mr*. Frank lllood. and North Baltimore. Feb. 13, where had lived 45 years.' He will scholars of the school, presented Sir*. missed by for hl* many friend*. Albert Klnno with u lovely bqbk os n Mrs. Will Balch of North Dak... I valentine. visited her brother. Frank Hush last FARMS FOR SALE: ’ Everyone needs Parisian Sage. CAR VETH Jk STEBBINS. TH® powder fey Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Holo of Morgan wired once and Sunday. , ror an'by Calumet. I 'friends In Woodland. Mark Garrison visited hl* sU’.rr I Mr*. J. N. Murray ha* been v LI ting Mr*. Will Bryan* and family of For dallr use In millions of kitchens bts 1 I Mr. and 'Mrs. Howard McIntyre and North Irving Saturday und Sunday. ess/dy but in Ittrvtw; p ;urraa well—un1 Mrs. Albert Klnno tho rtr»t of the miting In results—pure to liitirTtiaiao at*]’ wonderfully xonmniisl i > u-.c. Ask youi In Carlton. . Vermontville spent Saturday with Mr. grmxr. And try Calumet next bake day. and Mrs. Nelaon Kennedy. <m a visit ha* returned to South Bend. Received Highest Awards Leo Fisher and family and Floyd Ind. spent Sunday with Mr.a and , Grace George Cohln fa spending few Mrs. George lUgla. days In Alaska, Mich. CREEK STREET. I Mix* aknna Gardner and friend of I Hustings «p*nt Sunday evening with Mr*. Norton «petU Thursday at Will 40* aert!*.' goodSulldings. good road. Mti‘'TiMcTkiiuw7. ' ----------- """ Bldvlman’a. ( Lloyd Eaton and family spent Sun­ good land. and Howard McIntyre was called to day with hla parent* Henry Eaton niul jev.l SM.340.00 Woodland Monday by tha Illness of family of Baltimore. Mr. and Mra. J. P. Mosher of North acres, good buildings, extra land, his father Lavs nt McIntyre. " Hustings visited at Mrs. H. Houghtalnod; roads, bear town. .tHtfUO j In’s Sunday. M.K.U4AXT Walter Mejmyre 1* working for spending Severn day* wltb/fcr par­ Lewi* Acker near Cloverdale. ent*. Mr. and Mr*. C. P. HldrlMun. Mry. C. A. Chamberlain ha* bean >. fair buildings, good roads. ■O34.S00.00 buvlng tho grip but is sonia better ' -fl-. sm. 4 Mr ' * n ' 1 Mr * H * nr * ’ w *' ,b, and 1 acres, goid buildings.’ J i,ni' ?VcllH- aX Vtromntvllk 1 ..»»,000.00 । .spent Wsturdsy af|c»aoun, at Nelsofi Ident at |he. Cpuntr, Fann, pu«*ud stray Bdturd'aymormng. Btrelal look horcu Him................. 31,000.00 ,11'1 Ml ■ fli.ntuu qlid J.din place MunMuy in tba BattyvlIto Ccmcacres, good bull Jinx* . .*ie,4fi0.0* |Joi I Many Ills-epnw from- impure blood. Call and sea us. a Morel* tlwrlre ipslipatlt ou billet Hurd or k Hluod Blitsrv sirimsth- UANSER *AXT ASVi. Harmony Liquid Shampoo used in connection insures the scalp and hair being in the best con­ dition to receive the most benefit. Harmony Hair Beautificr Harmony Liquid Shampoo $1.00 .50 These are only two of the complete line of Rexall Remedies. Each and every one guar­ anteed. Ask for Rexall and get your share of the benefits. CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Goods Delivered Phone 31 LONG EVENINGS Furnish a splendid opportunity for the Pleasurable Exercise of BOWLING. There is no place Tor you to spend your evening with ing a couple of hours in dur Howling Alley. Tobacco and Cigars always fresh and sanitary. Smokers I Supplies every kind. West End Cigar Store Hastings, Mich. Jake Rehor, Prop. Cathay.^ ■ Cathay Is an old natfie for China, and is said to have been Introduced into Europe by Marco Polo. It Is a corruption at Khltal, derived from Khitan, the name of a people who con­ quered tho Celestial empire nt an early date. A deer charged a motor near Do kv!d recently. Apparently tho animal was bewildered by the Hashing head­ lights. Tho deer's antlers wcry caught In tho car. but It was extricated ami limped away Injured. The shock of tho collision matin the car swerve dan­ gerously near the steep embankment. American Steel Fence Post During the past year about 3,000,000 of the above fence posts have been put out with the result that not a single complaint as to quality or efficiency has been made to the company. - We Just Received a Carload of American Steel Fence Posts Thc American Steel Fence Post has sufficient strength for the pur­ pose it is to serve; great durability; sufficient flexibility to receive shock from contact by springing or even bending, but never breaking; able to withstand exposure to atmospheric conditions, fire, lightning, etc.; a sufficiently good conductor of electricity so that stock will not be killed by lightning alpng the fence line; indifferent to heat and cold; not lifted by frost; occupying just as little space as possible; equal resistance in all directions; capable of being,driven in ordinary soil; requiring no staples or ties; capablq,of receiving any design of wire fence; simple in structure, nothing to get out of order; readily moved; readily detached from fence, can be anchored in the ground in hollows; easy to set, requiring no special tools; uniform in size, length and appearance; light in* weight to reduce expense of transportation. The Only Galvanized Iron Fence Post Goodyear Brothers PHONE. 1 them] Rexall Harmony Hair Beautificr makes the hair soft and fluffy and adds that gloss and luster that is so necessary for beauty. A little applied every morning will work wonders. Tho only way we can prove it is for you to try it. PARISIAN SAGE und daughter. ORANGEVILLE. The rouds are badly drifted in till* locality. Men have shoveled out p.i: • of tho roads to let tho U. 8. mall through. He has mtased a few days. The school Is progressing finely. We hcut that George Bradshaw has gone to Ohio". Mr*. Abe Hermln4tto Is bettor at this writing. Fred Llvlngstqn went to Doster Saturday. in the face of the honest guarantee we give you with every sale. A true copy. many Mrs. Nellie Miller will cnteituln the lbs Coffee.... cans Peas lbs Good Ten.._________________________ can* Snltnon______________________________ cans Com_____________________ ____________ Henry B. Roblschung, deceased. Amelia F. Roblschung. ndmlnUtratrlx de bonis non, havlng'tlled In *ald court her petition praying that a day may be. set for hearing her tinal ac­ count ns administratrix de bonis non with the will annexed and that the be and Is hereby appointed for hear­ ing said petition: It la Further Ordered. That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three *uc- GROCERY SPECIALS 5 3 3 3 3 lings. In sold* county, on tne twen­ ty-seventh day of January A. D. 1*14. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. Jndan nf ProHnte. You Have No Reason to Doubt or Hesitate About Using the Famous Rexall Remedies greater pleasure an<( physical profit to yourself than bowl­ Conklin'* Mr.*. Elisa Sheffield OHDEK FOR PUBLICATION. Stale of Michigan, tho Probats Court for the county of Barry. be discharged from said trust. death of Clark Eaton whlci Sunday morning. Pneumonl cause of death. He former western Johnstown nnd Ben ax - - dowling A jolly load of young i>copk- train Bedford spent Sunday evening at Wilt Phillips.’ Melvin Beach is giltltig bore preparatory to hulldin' barn- Oe«>. ”— 50c Wool Hoie..35c 25c Wool Hose19c • 15c Fleeced Hose10c ,AOE TW v 1. NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. Our open winter Tres i.iught cold. Hftw many of u* will rtmember lhai Feb. 13th il was 13 feribw tcro? The W. C. T. U.' prrpanng the children far •«»•«•*«• on the 30th contest Io he held «» the near fu­ i. 1*14. four ture. Mabel Tobias won lhe medal in the last conteat. for creditors t6 present their cUlm* Bev. Brooks will give a lecture ut the Dowling church ncM Friday evening, Feb. 20lh, on England, its pconlc and customsWesley Edmund* nnd wife visiled said Probate Court, nt the Probate her nnrenH. ChM. JWffmnn and wife . Office in the Cliy of Hustings. for ex-, amination and allowance, on or before of Johnstown. Sunday. the 1st day of June next, and that such Mrs. Archie French of Gulesburgh claims will be heard before Mid Court. is spending several davv with her shier. Mrs. LuluMwondv. next, at tan o'clock In tha forenoon Mrs. Win. A- BoW, formerly of of that day. Dated January. >0th, A. D. 1*14. l-insing. has been viMting her sh' CHARLES M. MACK. Ur in-law. Mrs. Bert Daly, lhe vast Judge of Probate. two weeks. She was *ccnm|ianicd by her little dtinghtcr. Thelma A surprise was given Frank Day ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. and family last .Sjlurd .y night. State of Michigan. The Probate About 25 met to bid them good-bye, Court for. tha County of Barry. as they arc preparing Io umvc away. At a session of said court, held at the A line supper wa« served and a nice In said county, on the twegty-third rug left to remind them of lhe oc­ day of January A. D. 1*14. casion. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. Mr. Reid of Quimby went home Judge of Probate. last Saturday after gpendint a। week In lhe matter of the Estate of with his 'daughter, Mrs. Wesley Lovlnesa F. Campbell, deceased. Joseph L. Campbell, son. having French and family. filed In said court his petition praying Harry Bresee und family entertain­ ed relative* from 1-acey Sunday. Mr*. O»a Tulmadge report* finding a email pearl while eating oysters al the. Grange Hull Saturday. Guy Jone* I* moving onto hl* math­ er-ln-law’s farm nt Brl*tol Corr1 Jesse Rlabrldger und wife Delton visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Albert U-e werd of Melvin Stanton and wife the . end, nil attended tho danee al Dowl- great Ladles’ Hose All 10c Outings at8c or'Mn'j&S d.K Frt. *- jolcing over the advent of a baby girl born. Feb. 7th. She will be culled ■cnlcd with a nice rug. Lllllkn France*. The meeting of our C ket* brought by tho ladl<->. 4th will be with Mr. s Mr*. Mary Ormsboti return'd home man Moore. They will last wrok from n 3 wsyks »I nit ul Sun­ field and Hickory Comer-. out. who can. anil Theron Pilgrim and wifi, also Grandma Matteson spent Sunday An*.! Talmndgc is visiting hl* with Fuy Whitworth and family. brother nnd other relatives south of 40* friend* completely surprised Battle Creek. Chortle Youngs hat goto t«< Grand Bert Stanton last Tuesday «. nln*. Rapids to make hl* home with his sis­ Progress! vo pedro wns played afleV ter who hu* lately lost her husband. which a lino cupper wn* served. Mr*. Clara Wunior visited her peo­ Wc were *orry to hear of Sir*. Sy­ ple at Bedford; Saturday while Mr. bil Folk's recent Hines* at her home W. went on to Battle Creek. Mr. nnd Mra Walter Beach were 50c Men’s Hose38c 25c Men’s Hose19c notv.__Sl.95 now._.$L75 now___$1.50 now. ..$1.25 now .. ,99 Mr Ell................ A aI nq lsre0wl i jOt the home mith,' Thurs- HARDWARE <5 IMPLEMENTS Hasting*, Mi �Hastings mr A TRIAL Will ie CONVINCE! Get a Can Today OTHING that we coaid say would so thoroughly convince you of the value of Chamberlain’s Tablets as a persanal trial. We can tell you of thousands who have been permanently cared of chronic constipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick headache and disorders of the stomach and liver, bat this will have little weight with you as compared to a personal trial. That always convinces. N A is primarily on* ago sine** elMB plumbing possible -without l* employln;: a vesilge of lead.' We art­ Mill called plumbers, but we work tattle Dorothy t'urtls han returned Waller Tomp--'' nt Hasting* ••ame tu sec John .Mead on bualneM Friday. la suffering .££ ■ nd. family Bundsy Mrs. Dajsy Miller of Martin Corner* visited her mother Mrs. Kate Forlee t>f this plnca Monday. Shop. Cfonk ..................... . Ryan ....................... <Ohllusry. slsti Feb. 10. |«S| *n<l died ry III. F. A. BROWN & CO. n S3 years old. Kost of Foitoffice H«-I|<S>I .Vote*. Miss K.a C. Kelh-j To this union were Iur.i |.'rl.L.v «e - . eb br .ted Lin- 1,*”n ,hrc'* ehttdn-n Mrs. E. B. Hathaeoi^rttirrarfuX am? Vailntmt iiav A 'wu* "nd Mabel, of Rutland and Horn‘‘..Lm LT .m>Lrt |<-r of HaaUnga.m whose home he had falsefeeth Hastings • Which wns lhe better man—Wash- Xm s'mTr^framesAbsta’for’many a >1 sufferer So; from ” paralysis for many |inmnn . D.™nr K Lincoln — 1,1' “Ginger Up” land since that time he had lived with nted the Washl le Endsley, l-et tier and Minnie IJncoln'a. ■ have a sloppy cap nt coffee in thr morning. You can't get u good drink from poor, coffer. Get gms childri-ti und one sifter. Mie. A. Martin. Washlngt.m side I-•" iu u> forget thrrfl-1 the -">-^0Obituary. Eighth Coffee Branch S10 Jefferson St. Sat of Teeth S3 ' Hastings, Mich., The First Step! Often mean* so much. It has meant success to thou­ sands of youngpcople who wrote fur our Catalogue as the first step toward a flood salaried position. Take lhe step to-day. Addrcsa Detroit Business Univcrsity, 63 - 69 West Grand River Ave. Detroit, Mich. E. R. SHAW, President. MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO I in Columbia County, Ohio. Hept. JSth. 1-1*13. nnd dIt'd Frli. 13th. 1914, l<elng '• nt hl* ^1 rath, SI yrur*. 4 month* and S3 I BEST GOLD CROWN J3 BEST BRIDGE WORK $3 i union «rr« born 11 children. • of | whom arc still living, three suns and ' three daughtoea. HU Wife died Aug. ’ 24th. ta»7. TBey moved to Michigan ‘Inbuilt 50 yrgqk^MW* and settled hers on this pliicc, WMlch eyer since has I.AKK ODESSA. 1 “ OCKTkL WORK OH CREDIT (Ten Year Guarantee) We will give you careful, con­ scientious, sympathetic treat- I •Almira St. Johi rietta. New York. NEW SYSTEM DENTISTS L 210 Monroe Avenue Grand Rapids, Michigan Mich.. Febru- Dinner ’• rvi-d to over 30. ►. Win. Bywatcr visited her nleee Will Shepard Thursday. . le on a farm | rlrd to Charles Moreau of that place. ••nt lltnena. The Irving General Store Points out the way of economy to the thrifty purchascr. G<x>ds sold that meet the require­ ments of the user not only from a standpoint of economy but scn icc as well. 25c ... 10c 8c ... $1.00 C. n. Watson Xr.*' IRVING, MICH- Francis nnd poor health. right year*. N’lnJchildren were Iw.rn to this union, three having died In tlnitghtci childhood nt their home nriw Batavia. Jun.'JO. l»ul. tha husband and father died. Hlnce that time the mother’s In Grand Rapids last home has been with her children. The Immediate fimlly surviving her are i'h.ix. Walton and family. $ QUIMBY. Harry Wilcox of Battle Creek is visiting old friend* in this vicinity. Quite n number of the farmers around here have their Ice secured for lhe coming year. Quarterly meeting will be held al Quimby church March 1st. IMslrict Supcrfhtcndcnl Rev. Floyd of Grand Rapids will be present Invitation Is extended to all. Neal (jimb. so many yeara an In­ mate of the County home, passed iiwnv Saturday morning. Itinera I was held at lhe home Monday morn­ ing. She was laid to rest in lhe Hosmer cemetery beside her par­ ents. The entire neighborhood Is in deep sympathy with George Roush. Sr.. nnd family, who were made homc- AUCTION SALE Having sold the farm we have decided to quit farming, to we^wtU aell at public auction our personal property at the farm formerly known as the L. A. McIntyre farm, 3 miles northcast of Hastings, and 2 miles west of Coats Grove, on Section 2, Hastings, on Friday, Feb. 27, 1914 Commencing at 9:30 o’clock sharp, we offer the following property: HORSES. .. Black Gelding. weight about l.-’»00 lbs. Black Mare, weight about 1.300 lb«. with foal to Hinder* Belgian. Black Mare Colt, weight 1.200 lb*., broke single Kraus RUllng CaRirator. fl. land Roller. JDowagiac 11 Disc Grain Drill. 10 ft. Hay Hake. Tooth Cnltl»al«rr. Double SboveL 2 JO-Tooth Spring Drags. no-Tixali Spike Harrow. 3 (Hirer Wood Beam Walking Plow*. Ollvcr Ntcci Beam Walking Plow. | F. Moreau of Unleirtturg. John B. Mor- llgpn. Wls. She also andehlldren and live ' Modoc. Mule Cull. I’ATH.E. at Hasting*. bright, hopeful. land Farida for Page Buggy In gr*xl romlhloo. rill be In Cuba three months. therenfter at his offlqc In ths Stebblns tUock and ns many extra days as are required by his practice on his 1 return. child. Respectfully, Dr. C. 1 Comfortlna I She rests, nnd her works w ill follow. ’It I- not death to fling aside the weary load. And to ride on strong exultant wings to b«> With God." This has been one of the best seasons for trade I have had in a number of years on Fur Coats, Blankets, Robes, Sleighs and Cutters. I have sold 17 Fur Coats, 34 pair of square Wool Blankets, and 24 Sleighs. This for me is a record breaker, and I attribute the Sleigh trade to the Syracuse Plow deal. You see that when men go into this kind of a deal, even their former friends hate them, and I thank the people for the stand they have taken, and the trade they have given me. And now I have a few Fur Coats, Robes and Blankets left over to sell to the man who has been waiting for spring to buy cheap. These goods will be sold about at your price if sold at all. Call while they are going. Jesse Townsend Hastings, Michigan. taght Driving Harncw*. 1 steer Calf, <1 nifflulw old. o'clock. Slater. Braullfut flowers, gifts from loving hearts nurrounded* her. The bleared inllurnre of iter consistent life will linger n* a beloved legacy to her Who Lost the Plow. Michigan, UNDERTAKING at GOWER PRICER SOUTH RUTLAND. Revival meetings dosed at the I'. B. church last Friday nigtit. A good altendance~al Sabbath School Sunday considering the cold day and bud roads. East Rutland W. C. T. U. met withMrs. Anson Merrill last Thursday, Harold Naglrr, Bert Kcutcr ami anti elected officers for the ensuing Andrew Roush were in Grund Bapyear: President, Mrs. Norn Smith; ids one day lust week. vice president, Mrs- Nellie Merrifield; .Mr. and Mrs. M. King cntcrtainc:! secretary, Mrs. Jennie Ijwhr; treas­ Mr- nnd Mrs. Blough of C.hirksvillc urer, Mrs. Esxa Scc|>er. There will be a post card and J. E. Babbitt was. in Grand Rapid* box social Friilair evening at Fred lust Wednesday. Smith** for the benefit of lhe min­ The members of lhe I. O. O. <1. en­ ister of the It. B. church. tertained ul a valentine party at the Mr. Lodge, from ‘Grand Rapid*, home of Miss Maude Sisson Satur­ was n culler al Fred Smith’* last day night. week, buying log* that. Mr. Smith H. A. I.y Barker is expecting to cut thi* winter. A very plcaxant birthday surprise 1'“? p; rwas given Mr*. Buller Smith ls*t Hustingsenjoyed n sleigh ride to lhe !{•",«*• J&Shsnd and ^nre? Monday afternoon. Ught refresh­ 1 lend if helping hand nnd arc pre­ ment* were served. village Wednesday night. ; ~ ---j .> paring quill* nnd bedding, etc. Frank Ferri* and wife spent Inst “Gr”"" 1 Frank Horton ha* kintjly offered his Sunday with Fred Smith. ' iiiirc for hr=;!aunrters for any do­ Our school wa« dosed for three ,n Gn,n" nations made for them. Why not day* last week on account of the I have a kitchen shower for them? death and burial of Mis* Ycckley’* Miss llnicl Biiush of Grand Rap-i Please take your gifts to his glare, father. , , , his Is visiting her parents. where they will be kept until they Mrs Etale Field* ta entertaining ■ again gel n homvher brother, Mr. Haven*, from Gras* Ijtkc, at present. They are upend­ Our Way. ■ ing a few day* with their nephew. Dally Thought. We all cf ua come home to bed No man la born Into tho worldI Willet Havens In the Oita neighborquite cheerfully as long as we know • booth we're ar liberty to stay out all night— Lowell. Exchange. “BANNER WANT ADVA' tin pt let chun-h. 9 bars Lenox Soapi ■ j-sc Boxes N. T. Matches Salt Fish in Brine. p« r lb. ..... □a lbs H. & E. Granulated Sugar purniturr for lkm» money * Hastings, FREEPORT. . , — Palny-r. who hit* been Bay Conway, who has been vis­ this spending some ii>..nth.< with raballvrs iting relatives here, returned to -itnl friend* in Johd. Illinois, (.turned Grund Rapids Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson spent Hun- hum.- Saturday. The post oflicc is now located in iy with lUnkc Ihirnum mid fontMr*. L R. Guppy and family spent lhe former barber shop. Geo. Perkins lilted his large ice 707 - Vermontville MonMrs. Mina Ofllev and Mrs. Grace Blocher visited Mrs. Vera Curtl* last ' Irving. ehtefly In Iran. Consult us for snnl-« Ben • 'ole . F. Fairchildtsry. U|R-to-d:ilr plumbing. Phone 126 We find that we have more Sample Furniture on our ; floors than we can properly display. The prices that ‘ we are making will be an incentive for the careful buyer to take advantage of right now, and secure the very Cream of the market’s best samples at prices that are lower than are usually charged for very inferior goods. WENT IRVING. Mra. Glen M6»r<- und daughter. 'ompltnlor. Klslr. Bump. Kathleen, of HastiiiK*. came Friday to Tool Company In Rrhor’s afk-y. Thurs- > day evening, the of"— i Friday of Inst week. i Mr. and Mrs. Victor l-rntt. feated by 323 pins. Max Bunfp and Ni-llle Cooley *P--nt l Mlaa Alma Pierce Is naatattBg Mr,. iHuXy ™n“"n with Mr. and Mr, |Wm. Bryaua with her housework this W. Cook................... i'*Mra." Glenn Mm."""’!" rt'- ndlng a' Marte Dovideon left Saturday McKnlght ................. Underhill ................. D. Cook ................... * rwu visited her dougb- John Meade nnd Abraham Farlce visited Meiytn Colville Thursday and lamberlam's Tablets The Plumber Help Us Clean House i Allee WhetRone of Martin YOU »! Dro; .Ch*iWn Und vlsltsd ] Curtis of this TrnrrnT eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetee v hijab. , Mr. n. o. MIBCE1.iaNEOVB. ’ J4HEEP. About 13 ions g<Msl Mlxctl Hay. About 1.000 Bundles Corn Fodd • a \nKTKin Lvru ■ •• bW. Good Ctdrr ' ‘ <™fr■ Bnsrrl. spring Scat. Wliimcirras and l.reWTR. 30 Grain Hack*. *T«bc. About 4 bu. Wpcat SrarantaK*. !i Bwdu-I flood June < lovrtwred. 40 llusitelM PoutUHH, Yorker*. 4 Btixhel Early Herd Ihgnlor*. TOOIX Mr. ' • h„ s n. i M” ‘‘t?<>l,l Rtax*. *'<>pc. cZnHav WtettaT ?«> Hustad Cratra. GahnnlM*! Kmrar Dll Drum. Bbl. Halt. Crua* Cut 6au. Ira Tongs. ■• ? Ncoop Httovri. 10-gal. Hoop Barest (bum. .Vgsl. Milk tt MHk Palls. «-<il. Ira Creak. 3 (Ords bpllt Block Wood. Shropshire llm k. VH1CKENH AND GEESE. Ml mired liras, yearling* and pullets. 3 Full blooded Tubhim- Gec->e. * 1 Full blooded iStloux' Gamier. tl«n nnd th.inks, to our friends, and burial •• - Mingle HsrncMU 1IOGK. Card of llutnka—We desire to thank our ighbors and friends fnr their great kindness during the illness Pair Neigh Bank*. Adv. Plenty of Shelter for Hor»e» if it Storms. back—Electric Hitters renews your health and ntreagth. A guaranteed Liver and Kidney remedy. Money back If not sal laded. It completely cured Robert Madsen. W)f West Bur- ulent liver troubla tor sight mouttia. After four doctors gave him up, h# took Electric Bittars and Is now a house for all 11 plaints. I'srfec • TERMS* * of 55.00 and under, cash; over that amount I KRIWia. 9AUroQ,um nth> tinie wju be ajven on good bankable pa. pers with interest at 6%. No goods to De removed until settled for. Peter J. Adrlanson and Calsb Rlsbrldger COL W. H. COUCH, rill aurpriss you. — — �THE FtBRUAXY 19, 1914-20 PAGES. ULBffl IS C0MIH6 m OF WRTHWESI HASTINGS PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. The Buick Overhead Valve Motor i> guaranteed to de­ velop more power and to give more mileage per gal­ lon of gasoline than any other motor of its size, either Am­ erican or foreign make. -jri HI ■!•**** * BANNER FHpM COW TOWN TO METROPO­ LIS TN VERY HHORT TIME. AMAZlRROHEUPMEIIT OF THIS HUSTLING TOWM BUICK EXHIBIT .Ml Kinds of Folks Kwell Population of This. Capital Where Noclnl Life U British. . It la right here on Eighth Mr. Pelkey killed Mr. McCarty -by n blow In n prise tight a short time ago. would pass musfer In tho How dur- tho Calgary Lyric Theater—15 cents for a stall—and the Calgary Rita—an underground room where "Charlie," whn is n rich man with a son at Ear­ Friday and Saturday, February 20 - 21, 1914 ment nf a pano Indifferently played. Walk around the corner and you ■chaps" (pronounced "ohapn"), and lhe whale Buffalo Bill make-up, drlv- car. which stands We extend to the people of Hastings and Barry County an invitation to look over our Exhibit of Buick Automobiles. We have arranged for an exhibit of EVERY MODEL manufactured by the Buick Co., with the possible exception of one Roadster. This Exhibit will be held in our shovV rooms in the Messer Building on Michigan Ave., on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Feb. 20 and 21 LADIES ARE ESPEC 1ALLY INVITED. snorting In see. or likely nA not. a Rod Indian brave shuffling along, accompanied by his squaw, both guslng solemnly and nxcdly before them. Tho brilliant blanket around his shoulders nnd the scarlet feathers slicking out tiehind Sarcccs. or Blackfeet. And on hla legs? Probably a pair of double­ braided black dress trousers turned up at lhe bottom In the best Piccadilly manner! Hla sgunW shuffles along behind nt a respectful distance of 8 feet. Her ping, and she Is carrying numerous neat Hille parcels from the Hudson's Bay Stores. As aha walks she puffs away at a' shilling briar pipe thet This Jumble of people, lhe mix­ ture of old and new. the West Imltatlatlc of everything about Calgary. We are not going to ask you to buy, but we are so proud of the Buick Line that we want you to SEE it. We sincerely hope it will be possible for you to accept our invitation, even though you may not be considering a car of any kind There will be music by Mrs. Troxel’s Orchestra, Saturday afternoon from 1 to 4 and in the evening from 7:30 to 9:30. is trying to persuade you io buy Calfrom Calgary In favor of Mate.” coupled West, and Calgary In particular. Real estate gambling, largely with Eng­ lish money, and the remarkable fare’. R.. have built up the town, mads is wealth and Ita society. And this rhleh gave It birth by discussing It ning, noon and flight. Stock market reports, batting and racing news, even politics—anything Is crowded out of Hastings guick Company New Messer Building HASTINGS big brother does It. why It must be all right." So Calgary follows suit to Vancouver or London in Investigating Imaginary ailments and summoning nda was not unlike a gigantic Derby high-priced experts. Tn a recent tire In Vancouver the you thought your ticket early enough. GREAT MASS OF PROOF ; HE SHOULD HAVE THE BEST Trouble-. Nome of Them Hastings Modest Request. Each of some 8,000 newspapers of I er. but Winnipeg. Vancouver and Cal­ pored lhe work of the Are brigade. An the t'nlted Stilles la publishing from gary finished one, two and three. Investigation wan naturally made nnd partlcular neighborhood, who have bought land where Calgary stands Calgary. used nnd recommended Doan's Kid­ now. was gambling. The original "Hooray!” cried the mayor and al­ ney Pills for kidney backache, weak dermen. ".We'll have an Investigation kidneys, bladder troubles and urinary no one could tell what the present disorders. Thia moan of proof mtown would became. There was no apparent geographic or economic rea­ brigade and other Important persons son why Calgary should turn out such Homer Ingram. BOA E. Walnut St;. of investigation. That there are no ns the land only a little further east. Hut. except for Winnipeg and Van- difference. lem tn London? "That sounds good to a standstill In slxe. Importance and London put one over on w. Eighth prosperity. avenue Is us good os Piccadilly, and Those that- gambled on Calgary dlgnllled civic stuff that is going.” So lect business and social aristocracy. they Investigate traffic on Eighth av­ enue and report, und every one Is happy about it. Apart from the political and, pure­ every degree of education, birth, age ly business side. Calgary’s real life Is nnd, almost, color. particularly Its social aide. More nnd ••rally pitchforked Into wealth, bought more of the vary best class of English people have been coming year after year, and by now one can find, with­ quiet and undisturbed.” he told me. out much "difficulty, a small Inner Hut the (own followed him. and to­ community which Is almost typically English of the best kind. Tho "oldtimers" are mostly British and Cana­ dians. and thejy patriotism (don't call Calgarians do not believe In a Um- It "loyalty") la strong. Ralph Perkins, an artist making n sketching tour through Rhode Island, chanced one day upon a picturesque old barn, so alluring to bls eye thet he eat dpwn on a stono wall and imme- He soon became aware that he had two spectators In the persons of the farmer and his wife, who had como to watch him. ind pains Presently the artist discovered that be had lost his rubber eraser, and. wishing to correct un error- In the action. When 1 heard .about Doan'a sketch, he went up to the farmer's Kidney Pills, I got a box and used wife and asked her If ho might have them according to directions: In a short time the lameness and soreneiui versally known, made a good eraser. Tt)o farmer's wife looked at him back or kidneys since, nnd what I with an expression of pity not un­ have said about Doan'a Kidney Pills when I recommended them before, I mixed with surprise. «m glad to confirm now.” “Dry bread!" she repeated. "Well, Prlce 50c. at all deale^. Don't I guess you won't have to put up with simply ask for a kidney remedy—get dry bread from line. Voung man. I've Doan’s Kidney. Pills—the same that Mr. Ingram had. Foster-Milburn CoM got sons of my own out in tbs world. You como right Into the kitchen with Props., Buffalo. N. Y.—Adv. me, and I'll give you a nice slice of fresh bread with butter on IL No, not Resolutions of Carlton Grange, 384. a word.” she continued, raising her Whereas, the Creator In his Infinite wisdom has seen fit! to remove from hand to ward off his expostulations. our worthy Brother And Mister Mr. and state. nor anything about It; all I loved son Leon; and. rate, all of them being owners of real Kciiool Report. estate and every human being a possi­ ble buyer, they will never admit It. Report of Ragle school for month One hundred thousand people before ending February 8, 1814: craving food.”—Lippincott's ....__ dolencc and In a measure an expres­ house sion of the love and esteem In which* Magazine. good Calgarian; the anticipated In­ Average dally attendance. 11.47. crease nfter that varies directly with Total enrollment. 1». the Imagination ot the prophet and Percentage of attendance, JT-J-. . Horrible Blotcbc" of Ecacma. tho probable credulity of thii audlThe following pupils were neither fraternity that in the death of their dearly beloved non Leon, we recog* Quickly cured by Dr. Hobson's Ec­ ntxe a loss to this community In nil zema Ointment. C. P. Caldwell, of preparing years In advance for this rence Slocum, Marvin Slocum,. Hilda. Mills. Lllo May White. Etta Walters. fore. zema Ralye.' I used throa boxes ot Ointment and three cakea of Dr. derllch. Lydia Wunderlich, Mamie Hobson's Derma Zema Soap. Today Goodell, Harriet Goodell, Chlola Rag- uy. KLW1N DANIELS. la and Glenn White. ALONZO DECKER. body and can say 1 am cured.” It will The best spsllera for the month much out here, and, quantltlvely. RALPH HENNEY. do the same for you. Its-soothing, were: Chlola Ragla. Etta Walters und healing, antiseptic action will rid you . Committee. Lydia Wunderlich. of al skin humors, blackheads, pirnMarriage anu arv now pre---------- — iIdccrnwH. . the largo cities as faUhtuliy m they paring a program for Lincoln's birth- Wm. N. Towne, Birfy healthy. Get a box today. Guaran­ GUd>-s Grfen, Barry . can. Graft h already an old cry here; teed. All druggiM*. 50cm or by mall. It only becomes Interesting when Our motto for February will Pfeiffer- Chemical Co.. Philadelphia Gertrude McCaslin. liastlngH .... * St. Louis.—Carveth A Stebbins lind Fred McLehd. Duxberry.' Alberta Special comrpittera and cnmmtaCanada ........................... '............ oni are appointed aven more solEtta Babcock, Pmirlevllla............. maiy and frequently than in grownp riilra of a million or ao. "If a BANNER WANT ABV8. PAT. MICHIGAN Seizing Opportunity. Ireland's Signposts. Independence of Solitude. 'How did ■you come to marry tha Ireland Is tho country for useless What 1 must do, is all that eonsignposts. During the last low years cerna me, uot what the people think. **dy who la now your wife?' m « L- nf — Itn h actual« 'It W OS V O TV rUIT^antlc. 1 there has been MH an m outbreak of Gaelic : This rule, equally av^a.r... arduous League activity In the country. Among and In intellectual life, may serve for out skating. She went to other manifestations It has taken the tho whole distinction between great­ form of erecting signposts with. Gaelic nets and meanness. It Is tho'harder.' terrible strugInscriptions. There Is one such in the'because you will always And those _ . ----------- .--------- . little village of Omeath, In County who think they know what is your i before wo got home, but I proposed Louth, it directs the traveler to Car-1 duty better than you know It It la ,n "" '**“ " 'For heaven's sake! -------------------—? llngford and to Newry—but it directs J easy In tho world to lite after tho I him In an unknown tongue. It Is not world's opinion; jt la easy In solitude’ ,o 8>y th*‘ y°U made a declaration easy to see what useful purposes is । to live after our own; but the great i ot ,0Te ,0 a llr* who WM —* served by such a signpost. For the) man Is he who in the midst of the, *cr uncomfortable? You ' had inhabitant knows bls way without any crowd keeps with perfect sweetness >our nerve. 1 ““rt say!” "Maybe, but there's nothing Ilka such assistance nnd tho English­ the Independence of solitude—Emer, striking while the Iron is hot!"—Clorespeaking traveler Is unablo to find It ' land Plain Dealer. unless iu> happens to consult one o! the villagers, not one of whom—ao far Peculiar Order. as 1 have been able to discover—can There Is much In a name. A ship j How Hair Is Colored. either read or speak a single word of Colors of the hair are due to amalg* belonging to a man named Heavenj Gaelic— Ixmdon Chronicle. — due m.o to call «... from ....... Cardiff v.,u... with w„u a| . "u‘tcd >et «lom3 or Pigment was cargo of coals, when it was discovered , deP°slled In the cells just beneath the that she had not received her full .““rf®1:* ot ‘bo hair. In bleachlug the All the Difference. loading. The shipping agent startled cheInlc » I *o«Id P “ « underneath tha "They say my son Is a credit to me." "Mine." said his friend, "has hie clerk with the command—"Tele- ,calc’ “n<* re,cl uP°n ‘he»® »P«cka oi natural paint. never been anything but a liability."' graph to Heaven for more coals,” Farm Auction Sales People expect to see EVERY AUCTION SALE advertised la Tha BANNER aad for this reason they have come to pay little if say, attention to bills. Nobody who BANNER—It means money to you. Iitl Amu, CIIIimi ul nil. Ii. IS TSE UITIIK BANNER, lUtHp. RS. �b, - I, FEBRUARY limited to the time of Cbrjst's IJfe.oti earth. Others think It I* today resist­ ing the Holy Spirit. Insulting Him WTERMATUOKAL nona need worry about lhe unpardonable-st»--whll> they are concerned endanger life' rguesiion is anawereu uy me ixuu, »—• about their soul's salvation. Th* last not the tnr fear tear of ot physical pnymrm death omm poaseg^two jarees of our lesson have no ref­ .... —.k —worse —— than,k«, I 'you; there Is adeath that. rrenco to preaching or leaching, but Compere M*tlh»w v and this latter death Is not within the to persecution. (power of men. but of God only. Faith 14:14,30 and conlsxt. Matthew >0 speaks not only of the Immediate It wo* this faith which led Btephen to (orffmlssfon to the 13. but al«o of the in^I faithful Jaw* hl* death. Moaaw to hl* escape. DanleJ future testimony __ , that .. Luk« and hl* companions to the Ilona- den ■HU will giv* give during the tribulation p»rid. testifying the gospel of the kingant! the fiery furnace, Paul to hla de-llod. purturv. This faith see* God's power jdnm. Persecution will rrwull. as able to keep, and Just as able to ‘ ------•■ condemn. Jraus teaches that physi­ application to this time. Btcphen. tested this promise snd found II true Before considering the lennort itself cessation of existence, that there I* (Acts 7). Il will And Its complete ful­ such a place a* hell, that God has fillment after the church ha* been re­ "God. WOULO, ' GIVE Hf Stiff< At Having told my Urn). I wig haveaa auction into of my personal property north of tha center of Haadagi Uwndd*. oa we. K Heatings township, on Js. - " When I itarted tking Pinkbun'4 Vsfstebla Compound I wu in s Ht] (Iniuifuiiy rundown MONDAY. RIB. 23, ’14 bad taternsl trooangels (Malt. 33:41). and that men ahould give attention to escaping that place nnd punishment. Must we not almost forget the power of man and Chrlst publicly? 8*<- them Individual* prostrated that if I the devil to kill lhe body, when face had givro in to my to face with lhe solemn fact that in the lesson hour. feelings I would ' able t<> condemn the May God's Spirit direct laird mistaken when word? Did he not 'George Washington." • Did he deceive the any Hooke In the Bible hardly strength at ’ I. Hypocrites and Hypocrisy. will dare say so? people? (God’s Omniscience.) of three Hooka through. la mighty t<> destroy, la also mighty to rill not effort. I could not aleep at night and dnlh-JF. This power opened tho Red count unless Omnipotence.) III. Testimony and Triumph. grave of Christ—it will open the Chlcago. Who will be Ant7 (God's Omnipresence.) mouth oXhell; It closed the mouth of Hlncerely yours, "After taking the second botU* I no­ Tin- Outline Drretofictl. LEE W. AME& ticed that tha headache waa not so bad, Further 1 re*tod better, and mJ nerve* were GIVE THAT PUHY CHILD trod* one upon another." In the mluil even though mm sell them five stronger. I continued ita use until It HORSES. Hill .ill etpiee. *and spokt THIS 6UARAHTEE0 REMEDY 13:33). What comfort to the child of God that God knows us. values us If your child l/ unuer weight, listyed sinner*. I<e cot g lhe PharlAes. " € it needa u medicine to build Its Wright e not with ill things.*' can *0 strongly endorse as Rexall ■«; Gal. (Rom. 3:42). Hr is able and Willing. Olive OH Emulsion. The remarkable Veree* 4-4 Indicate lhe necessity of success of this splendid medicine la that It Is Read In connection with Read 1 Peter 1:13. continue doing so. And what are we to confess? Confess His dlety, HI* death, and lUs resurrection (Rom. the heart only through God's Spirit for being something that he is not. f Matt. 13:17: 1 Coft 12:2). And then nor does not want to Im-. The Bible refers to such about 40 times. A lit­ God. reference both tle Cruden'e concordance would be of He point to the redeemed, as the ones who have been saved and perfected hla hope shall through Hla work on the Cross The hr is heaping up perish (Job hypo* recognition then. Read Eph. 3:7: 3:31. Then the other side. Denying, hypocrisy simply this The HASTINGS BANNER & BOTH A FULL YEAR FOR ONLY during the noons und recesses on stormy days and blackboards and desks present shining faces from the $1.25 All visitors welcome. Josephine A. Bray, Teacher, THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN AND FARMER la truly a Great Weekly l*npcr and b* tbe only Weekly publbdied by a Chicago Dally. Tl>ua THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN AND FARMER'N *pcciai adiaiuagea In securing and printing Important cal are Ita akx-lalct) aalvantagva In M-Irx-tlug tl>c beat of stories and special features from lite big SUNDAY INTER OCEAN. 1-r.un bolii TI|E l DAILY and■_ THE SUNDAY IxUlloiM IVTS..,, rw,S..S%: ____ .____ , . ... .. _ _ ...of. THE . a. licatloii In the Weed, the erram of editorial thought h for THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN ANIJ FARMER; THE WORLD'S GREATEST LIVE STOCK, GRAIN. AND PRO­ DUCE M \RKETH ARE IN CHICAGO AND AKE MOOT FULLY AND ACCURATELY REPORTED BY THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN AND FARMER. I •Itber body or mind *uch as pwpl* In­ dulge la la th* United States or W­ and water lies within fifty fees rap* srems IsiMsMkl* Jksre. Tho oM surface, but if it remains % fashioned MazlsM of culture wu suit/ oMStaat If his daaghtars woat to church conalaatly, ombroldardd. a«Ag • litUa and patet«d a IHUo. meaning for us. If and ,,<’MK Tte Price of tho WiiWy Inter Ocein ami farmsr rauutw.-.31.03 a »**r T*a Prfc* «f na IANHEI h started humming the Melody, tear-Sullivan’s nonbvy-wrench. *n lee-pick. a whis­ key-desk. a screw-driver and a rerdinwean, be wouldn't. have ne^e BAX NEK WANT AD VS. FAT. AUCTION SALE Wist 'Percentage of attendance. 43.3. We have eleven foreign pupils and Although It stormed Friday nlgh« there was quite'a targe crowd out to see Delton spell US down, but didn't cipher as down. Ruth VanHorn was Delton aids were Gerald Bush. Paul and Roy Adrlanson. Florence Hrackney. Dennis Tartar. Faulkner n___ «■ ..... a- ak. 111. , Mildred and Theodore Knickerbocker. Leons Fuller, Leland and Harry Dra­ inr monin oi reorusrj , practicing has begun for the snlcrper, May Verge r and Letha and talnnfmt to be given before long. Watch fur the date. We are reading "Philip of PokanoDennis Yarger Monday evening. Feb. ket." We hate finished the Legend Sleepy Hollow. 2. The evening was spent In playing of In physiology we are studying about games and visiting after which tho the skin and bathing. candy was passed. The guests de- Wednesday, February 25,1914 HOBHEM. Ray carrier, row* OUvcr two hone 1 .ID uasag Moto ea* Oliver plow, N<x t COWS AND SWINK. 6R.UX. him many more happy birthdays. |aiulse Deming. Teadhtr. Longfellow. Our Afth geography are reviewing Rutland Center Arbor of Gleaners the book. !3th. The program: Quotations. Rena Perigo and Pauline Deprjester. Both Purposes.” ■ ••Woman, an dhar Placo Farm"—ellrtha Mead. on Bolson. 8ong—"God Ba With You Till Ws ■cd Poland China slock Inx FOtT/TRY AN© 81IEEP. Bromu- turkey gobbter. g q 17 Miropahirn breeding owes, duo Ma hliropmltlre yearling rent. FARM IMPLEMENT*. MuC«Mek b(4Xr7, I fL cut. and .Monday. ■ "How Farming la Carried on In tha Friday. '«at "—Bernie eBison. Our fourth langut Talk—The Beet Breed of Chick- (.MasfgasfiOEWK4£^,,K J. W. COOLEY, PROPRIETOR. dress circle a few nights after his Bret performances. One night ho was hung—Our Glorious Gleaner Band. TOGETHER WITH A HPEC1AL MAGA- TERIIfi, AS lutni ot $5 and under cub. Over that lullwvi amount 9 month,’ time will be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per ceoa per annum. No The proper conjanctlon Is "and." Get day on account of ths badly drifted NcbtKtl >lrp«L Report of the Rogers Corners roads snd the measles. Thirteen people were entitled to school for the month ending Jun. 34, half holiday/ for perfect attendance 14H: Numtier boye enrolled. 7. Number girls enrolled, 4. Total enrollment. 13. ■ reader. Our fourth arithmetic are studying lomr division. ” j. . SINH । jradets o I aireLZT Hot.Linph at Noon- Shelter (or Hone* in cae* of norm. I ' 'I ,l„„,i. .... 1 ......—— ■I . ■—tea-a 41J» * yaar M.E.4J.A.I Tka two papars each one yaar will Matyouwly------------------ji.25 " )• T’V’ Auctwnm. ■ SHELTER FM HOMES 4 IT IT03MC. Thsrs'i* no doubt that tho oil taste of Mexico inclines to both pbyaiMl bow to 1*11 by the mosquito whether We had no perfect spellers this fiL—Cincinnati Enquirer. month but the following had n abuve SIFe: Golds Monroe. >4; Mdhroe, »>; Barnice Rockwell, a*; Merton Rockwell. »5; Ina Willison, Weekly Inter Ocean&Farmer All the News of the World and Home only 25 cents more that the price of The BANNER Alone. MTIMMMTIMOM. COL. W. H. COUCH, Sir Arthur Sulllvitn, of the fimoro Gilbert and Sullivan combination. But If month. ifl-ft ladder. Set steelyards. Set counter scales. *-*- J*-----Heating stove. ( Quantity household Grob hoe. Grindstone. Crowbar, Shovels, ( Scythe and snath. '____________ r Pork band. Feed rack.- s log chains. a pitch forks. a manure forks. Hand corn planter. Crosscut saw. . b steel traps. 70 grain sacks. And many other articles too numerous to mention. an Individual, t The two cannot toe sundered. The young man who aays that there Is no longer any chance for tho Individual doe* not know the What Man Kacapee. OUR BEST OFFER! Task heater. i neck yokes- Milwaukee binder. Keystone mower, <-ft cut. Two-horae riding cultivator, good one. Five-tooth cultivator. Shovel plow. Wide tire wagon. Single buggy. New double harness, brass trimmed. Heel chain harness in good repair. Single;harness. Light doable haness. Wesson Hare Bren Telling Wosus yean how Lydia E. Pinkham’s er rather than by the Spirit. Thia Tolles school. D4*t. No. I, Harry town­ men, to have a form of godllnev (J would ** done by Hla enemlya only. ship, for the month ending Feb. 3. Tim. 3:3). to do "many things" (Mark Home think that its commission was Number days taught, 17HNumber boys enrolled, 3. Numlwr girls enrolled, 7. Total enrollment. 12. Wood frame drag, I8-tooth. Buggy pole. Steel tend roller. Tiger bay rake, xo-ft. About 5 baskets of White and Yellow Dent Quantity hay rope, been used. 5 pulleys^ Harpoon hay fork. a boat runners. FARM MACHINERY, ETC. offer Rexall olive Oil Emulsion tlon or money back. Sold only al the 33: Mark 3:32. it. Read the context T.400 Rexall Stores, and In thia town in Matthew and Mark. Mark J IS may deceive men now, but nut seem* to Indlcale the character of blns, Hastings, Mich.—Adv. ever; and we cannot deceive God School Report. sin. It consisted In saying that Christ * that can hardly realixe that I am able to do so modi as I do. Whenever I know any woman tn owed of a good medicine 1 highly praiM Lydia E. Pinkham'* Vigctabls Compound." — Mr*- Frahm Cuuut, 814fl N. Tulip St, Riehmood.Pa. r." The caption above If Rexall Olive Oil Emulion doesn't build your child Op. feed the stunted, puny muscles, and make the little one ed, and they cannot. The queation lively, strong, well, and full of the an­ imal spirits children are meant by of grpup Ufa vu destroying lhe worth of the Individual The reply was givand get your money back. We don’t yant you to Jose a cent. We think this is no more than fair, nnd It leaves you no cause to hesitate. For before for old people also—for co'nvaleacentir— tired-out. filter can put you In touch Combination hay and stock rack. Wagon box. Set of heavy sMghs. Sot of dump boards. Syracuge walking plow. COWS, SHOATS, CHICKENS. Red Durham cow, 3 yra old, fresh. Spotted cow, 7 yrs old, fresh. 5 ghosts, weight about 100 lbs each. Good brood sow. About 30 Rhode Island Red hens. tho blood and furnish to the entire health whan suffering with femals Ul*. system the strength, weight and This accounts tor the enormsua demand health-building substances 1' needa And, It does all this without Injuring troubtod with the stomach. In tact. Rexall Olive try Lydia E. oil Emulsion Is not only, pleasant to Pinkham’s V* stomach I* benefited by it, and the di­ gestion Improved. On the other hand, it contains no alcohol or habit­ forming drugs, which most parent* Individual or Group(rtijeet giving their children. It does Tiny words never should be con and bullda the body up to uected by a glajuncUv* conjunction never of the Gpapel. or of Christiani­ Spirit, and v. 11-12 of triumph In trib­ ty. This may conflict with something ulation. Compare with v. 3-4.' Matt. 10:22. 23: Rom. 14.1,4. Can you And Ser first a single forceful character In the 8* ripturea who did not openly conthe leavm of lhe Pharisees, Radduceca. and Herodlana. Our Lord would hardly tell us to beware of something that was gnod. Further. He Matra that It la "hypocrisy.” He therefore ldentt'<<4 lh< Bay gelding. 3 Jrii old, weight 1350. Bay gelding, t yra old, weight 1350Brown mare, weight 1250—with foal by King Philip. . Brown marc colt, 11 months old. \ Inter ocean He laic >,l>r ।file Wrtckly 10- Klducy Pill Bing out llinou Ills. That Ku Icy Kidney Pills arc a ■ I? CfKW.» Wi p. MM* a.,,.. j, ^Props. ------ �--------- T- iivtag While. In fMt about all any *uch a mon would <rlke tor would ba* *oft snap, requiring but little exrrttm and not much application. Well, th* beauty of it all I* that jam *uch one* know all about how everythin* should be done, but *ro themselves, to speak plainly, cansplcuou* by their inability to put the grund plana into execution. Not long ago a. man liv­ ing not mafty mile* from Irving' thought to help out on* of-'hl* Real Estate The Basis of Wealth The worth of a Town, City or County is usually estimated very largely by the appearance and value of it’s real estate. Hence, real .estate be­ comes, the basis of wealth, for a community is wealthy in a true sense only as It’s real estate is valuable. The greater the number of people Who want a certain piece of real estate’ the more valuable that property becomes. Whatever creates a permanent and lasting demand for the real estate of any particular Ipcality, that factor is of almost inestimable ■something to use for fust Ths farmjsr"Sn the transaction took a load of wood to town,'offsrlnir the same for sals, and hl* frterid wa* unable io buy on account of A lack of money, and besides mail* the remark that the eua* for not purchasing. Then the town dweller earrlod the Impression nuns and than going, horns fiu» the money jingling up and down in the loualy to h«art nnd offered, to give value to that locality. Fictitiouqvuluus upon real estate, such as are sometimes put upon many Southern and Western properties, will not maintain for long and are sure to bring regret, and often ruin, to some one. At least they leave a “bad taste in the mouth” of him who bases his expectations upon that fictitious value. Here's where vr'* home and before xtartlng to work a»k*d the farAier if he-wetild be kind enough to ***iat tu the' cutting ot th* wood that he had so graciously con- time to help cut tho wood. ■ After cutting up some wood lhe farmer’* friend asked the farmer to draw lhe wood to town far him. Na doubt but u few chorea to do in the winter Hint and could donate *' littfo of hl* tlnu kind farmer *ald/th*t 'he was suffer­ ing from a bad cold so declined ths easy request of the-Mr. town man, Nevertheless tho farmer told hint that Dependable Real Estate Brokers are of Great Value to Their Community No self esteemed, dependable real estate firm will, nor can they afford to, offer to one of their pros|H-ctiv e buyers any piece of property having a fictitious value or in any way represent to them some virtue in the property that can not be produced when the prop­ erty is delivered into their hands. ■ Realizing that these tilings are true and that many other principles must be adhered to if a real estate firm would maintain it's integrity and-secure and keep the confidence of the public, we have entered the real estate business to STAY. Our policy is one of mutua good to our patrons, the city in-whicli we live, the country where we hold our citizenship, our families and ourselves. . All who enter our offices WILL receive every courtesy- due them, every attention con­ sistent with good business and a perfeofly SQUARE DEAL. If you wish to buy, sell or trade either farm or city property il will be a pleasure to us to confer with ypu. ■ and that ha could have their aervieae pruvlded, of course, that he would do the work of hitching tho teem to the wagon. Well, to make an othetwlre lung affair as short a* pomiblo the dumb animal* and forthwith got them gun over some new ploughed groupd. since a load of upwards of two cords of grepn wood had been bmdvUedly placed on the wagon and thqn the at­ tempt had been made to crus* some ploughed ground which wu* covered with a alight crust caused by free*ing. Well, lhe farmer had to go out Ing to help. While helping ho might a* well help a whole.ffraa to help a little bit. held hl* temper, didn't Unity and both mun c* ploughed and then went back nnd by dint of much exertion pulled the rig out of the atpugh. loaded up the rest jo|clng. Not all farmer* who suck to help out tho other fellow are im­ posed upon a* this one wu*. A great many people appreciate n helping lliilid and know enough “not to lake n foot when given an inch," but tijere are some, however, who can be de­ pended upon to take tho limit. ,-hool children ia the habit of using no another's pencil*. Mau/ cum* of the diaue mi nation of auch contagious dlacnee* aa .diphtheria, •in.illpox, acar- ! > highly cuntaglou* have been known to have been scattered all over a school district by children who unknowing­ ly used pencil* whk-h has been used by children affected wlthr these diseases. Too much caution cannot be exercisedi in guarding against this common hab­, it which la dangerous in lhe extreme.. Mon in the employee of the BellI phone Company are now ul work on1 tha compan/s line* In this vicinity. Tho mon are working along the roadl and uro coming this way from Mid­ dleville. working towards Hasting*., They are setting new pole* to repiaqe old one*. They also trim trees which , Some people have much pride In, I. scenic beauty of nice shade trues., I which perchance they have set 'out and do not care to have spoiled by ’ trimming. In case the owner doesi I trimming off of the branches, it la inl cumbent upon tho telephone cum­ , party to splice cedar poles together go growing along tho streets of Irving village and thus far no permission hu* ever been given to any corpora­ . lion to despoil them. Too much civic tho allowing of any This Company maintains one of lhe largest instu-.ince i in Michigan, representing 2(1 of the largest Insurance Companies in the world. Your contracts with these companies are not only protected by !. . assets -.oui ample resources, but are based upon good faith and commercial honor which, during nearly a century ot prosperity and adyersil; Gave ne'er been found wanting. Crook fk Could Company Barry County's Le ~ing Rea^ Estate and Insurance Firm Hastings Michigan anti Mr*. Ernest-Dunlap und family of' Radium In tho Arts. Irving. . I Whlln tbc mo*t important u*p of raSir. nnd Mr*. Jain.-* Mntthvn* i'fldiuni ia undoubtedly that o' n curaNorth Irving were vlaltora Sund.tr, tlve a<ent for cancer and skin dla-‘ «dhfamny.an<1 Mr’‘ A, <?n 4 c"* H of great value in <>th-, Since Churl** If. Strong, mlbstiitii.-: A®* «Jrn'ln£ » mliiuta rural fre* delivery, carrier from’ the j QUitatiiy of radium fu attached to a lrv|ng poBtomcr; moved nway td »P««l«l voltmeter and used for meaaPentwater, Oceana Co., thereby c.tu»- urtag at a distance the electric j.oS •iiSHE'oW ".A " *’») volunteered to fill hl* place. -On Tuv*­ ■ At a dlstanoq of GO centitnntcra In ; day Mr. Edward* made hl* maiden tho cano of a current of not more tiuui Ul trip with regular carrier A. E. Mat- SOO volt* and at a distance of three; thow* and on Wednraduy and Thnra- met era In high roltago. day took churge of the work doing, Another u*e I* the prevention of!0„Xu very nicely. Mr. Edward* got a ta»te of the weather, however, .Ince the the electrification of umchiitca and; c...<<-y. . day* upon which hu did work for Ln- flberfl in tho textilo industry. capo in r.-tthi This in of. |!»K r' :i 1 cln Samuel were bitter tjold day*. peclally in silk mills. That I* one of lhe thing* that cauift* focted by dipping th* textilo into a' tho carrier*' constitution tu be tried bath contain^* a vary small quantity iti-’,.n' most Bererely. ’ of radium and by applying radlo-ao-1 it..... matter .......... to tho qyiluders. tlvo I 1 with Mr. nnd Mr*. C. 8. Carpenter and y uealdca thexo appMentlon*. radium in tnanuft*. ,to family of near Vermontville. Mr. and “ incorporated ----- ,--------------v which will film Mr*. iCarpentcr .were nc.tr neighbor* it gives a highly atlmulatlns effect of Ml** _ ii»| Watlcnr. Walker, (nnvlntmoving iinrtn upon it t» m-wlv newly upon vcgGtuilon. : baaed farm near Vermontville er como when any company can "lash down our beautiful shade trees Omgr It. Bhiiw of Yankee Spring* Eat Honey. and thereby render less beautiful tho township assisted by .his m-n* Milo and■ "Feed that child honey;' It In tho rtrect* of Odr Utile Village. Fur bvt- Clarence Shaw I* drawing some nice[ lumber to Ijvlng. Tho lumlicr 1* be­ beat thing to cum ita cold." irnld al phone service which the corapanlia ing plleiTclokn to the railroad right'of matronly woman ^o a young woman, way preparatory for. shipment. This। whose little girl was,coughing violent- '' lit'the second Hhlproent of lumber amount to talk und live In n world imide by Mr. Shaw and is but a part iy. Honey !*-the extracted swoot of'eo devoid, of \he beauties which an ail nt a considerable cutting of lumber flower* obtained'by bee* during thu i busy *ttmmer for.their own aubatomade over one year ago. ---- wuo were ... dUrtB« “*• Ut.ra ’ Frank Damoth. the Irving carpent­ er, ha* ordered a car for thin wt-.k Rapid* nttondlng thu Fifth Annualcertain exUmt. natural, food for manTuesday to ire u>U>d In the ghlppliig of Atitortinblta Show from Irving wq; kind, uluco a. wild honey tron la con- •' their good to Petoskey. Tho many mention: Mr. and Mr*. Edward John-, tiderad. a great find among all no- son, Allen Matlhaw*. Earl Wilcox. C., (ion*. If more ueouln IvobI.I W. Watson and wife. The exhibit. ,h* ? f® * W .2 leave this community. Their seven wu. fine, showing up a* It did all tho '”®U®y* ,thero wou,d b" fo»er colds, year* residence in the village has feature* of the liiotor ago—tho ago j There is something about it that ' henn conducive to tho forming of in which we are now,living. All that I aooms atrengthenirfg to tho lunga. Ono .many friendly relations. Their wopld have been needed to have made must use care In -anting, honey, how- ' friend* wish them Godspeed to their th«.mind of the unsentimental quicken 0TM. for ^amatimm* Ham .in „ ‘ ?"1OU“C’ bcwi 81p rrom ! . new hgme and -success In- thslr work into.pride would have bran 'to-have । ■ven. some alow pionear method of I poimnou* although fragrant beautiful ir.|n>p»rtatton now-■ rtfegutvd to tho M*®”* tho honey lua bean dear dead post. known to enure iUnesu. Indood. that bettor upporUtnlUos are afforded , .......... | aro Bomo pconlo who cannot eat hon- jm... In northern Michigan. While in Pe­ oy without Ilf results. But for tho»o V. toskey Mr. Damoth rented .a house Safe Fur-Hables, Effcc- if their That;* Fol**’. Honey and.Tnr Comto his pound, It Ima tho cofifldenee of your ■ Guataye Friedrieh of Grand Hap- ' aasunr, tooa. —------------——_ Tiro Ik-i— l.'otieli ■ Mmliclne. For Worn Book*. Tho moot beautiful books arc bound with leather. If In constant use the calf or morocco soon becomes worn. To remedy this condition u*o equal vptantitlea of white of egg and water' beaten together. Apply with a soft1 [ brush or piece of flannel. When thorou;;hly dry, polish with a fresh piece of flannel. f« no*- Killed by Wild Animals and Snake*. Keep upon your toilet table a bottle Many persons are killed by animals every year In India. In Bengal alone of borax solution, made by dlssolv. during the past year 15 persons were Ing a teaspoon fui of powdered borax killed by wild elephants, 117 by tigers, in a pint of hot water. When tho first suggestion of soil appears upon wolves, 4 by hyenas, and 201 by other any of your light cloth gowns rub wild animals, or In all 408 persona tho spot with a piece of absorbent cot* were killed by wild animal*. Snakes pls operation will remove dust, mud were responsible for 4,471 deaths. spots aujl perspiration stains. It la better than gaeolltjo or naphtha, aa “Glvlnq Quarter.” Its application does not leave tho ugly The phrase, “Giving quarter," origi­ circle of stain that so frequently fol­ nated In an understanding between low* tho um of other cleaning fluids. the Dutch and tho Spaniards that lhe ransom of an offleer should bo one Perfectly True. quarter of their Military Examiner—"What must a man be to be buried with military Ferocity of the Rabbit. | A correspondent from Falkingbanii (Lincolnshire) sends an account of a . light between a hare and a cat. Ho taw tho cat attack a young hare- Tho | | toother hare como to tho rescue and,! 1 ’Jumping on’ tho cat. fought It tor nonip minutes. Tho flght ended by tho cat taking flight and being chased by tlio Imre.—Pull Mall GazoUn. ‘ ransom holo ft inhumed YOUR FAVORITE FARM PAPER J THE MICHIGAN FARMER Through an arrangement fortunate for our readers and for this paper, we are able to offer the following; THE MICHIGAN FARMER, oae year ) oae year ( both paper* • ■I !.i-d ratio uiul pr.>­ ., Wo found it very । '■•Gmt. hard. ................... -w«Rlparutnru THE HASTINGS BANNER. r tau a t.iloniirit .tn,1 1 ■ No better combination could be offered. The Michigan Farm­ er is published weekly and is the only weekly agricultural sod live stock journal'publishcd in Michigan and the only farm paper that devotes all its space exclusively to Michigan and io Mich­ igan farm problems — —— J �Watch Us Grow NO SCHEMES—JUST LIFE INSURANCE Northern Assurance Company of Michigan Hint for Busing a I’licltcr. When buying a pitcher, always se­ lect one -which has a large mouth. If the bond can be Inserted, the pitcher CLARENCE L. AYRES. President und General Manager Gto«e Inciei.e GrqMAewt' Rewrav 11,994.41 104,4(5.44 144,997.74 n,U4.M 674N.78 142,852.88 256,481.26 170,029.48 216.065.89 280,733.07 . 31 1,028.20 324,800.37 420,443.12 539,769.02 6 76,046.68 SaaaaterSI, IMS Owimkur JI. 1808 Dec. 31,1910 Dee. It, 1911 Dm. 31,1912 Dm. 31,1913 117411.01 Cash Capital Paid In, ia voter Question, of Ufe =S2ESaS!L-. 5,264,687.51 7,056,630.84 8,994,460.31 10,077,462.00 Chink of henry Smith Brand Rapids, IWcb. $100,000.00 When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose The investments of this Company are confined to First Mortgages on Improved income bearing Real Estate worth at least double the amount loaned. ’ Of the above amount, $10,077,462.00 paid for Assur­ ance in force, over $500,000.00 is carried by residents of Hastings, Mich., and vicinity. If you have a NORTHERN POLICY, you possess a piece of gilt-edge security. If you have not, you are depriving yourself and family of a most valuable possession. Better get a Northern Policy and you will be secure from many ills you know not of. Yours for Business and Happiness. Go!*!®!* Medlpal Discovery THU famous medicine has been enld by medicine dealers la Its llmtld form for over forty years, giviarwrast ratWsclioA. If yokt prafsr you raa wow obtain Dr.> Pierre's Gqldeti M.Jirai Ttl'Cuvery tablets of year druggist at |t.» aUo la Me Alaa or by mail-aend Mutw-eent nUmpv. itV. I'ianra, U.K Buffak., N.Y., far trial boa. rjg.9M.D0 2,784.425.00 3,808,648.00 115,236.25 180,433.60 271,911.34 393,53124 531,439.87 W FtSSe's Growth 6 Years, 2 Months Ending December 31, 1913. Yrsr KwUaa E ARE nil expoMd to such <langer*-our duly armor ia good rod blood! Let your tlnmidi bo of good iHgwtlon, yoar llvrr active and roor lungs full uf gieai puFr sir sad you don't wrrvnd.r tu say of ,k— ------bearing gvrme. The bust ki-rwn L«ie and alterative. that asrrorta w and liclpa digestion that ginal bkaal u tnaau fact u rad ami tha ayalata Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. aStore on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Store Phones Bell. 173 Citizens, 5173 A BIG COOLER! Typewrit-t Him. *hoss who tun the typewriter xhotild keep at hum! rf small I BESSMER HONB 102 EARL B. CALDWELL, < BROS. HA8T1NO8, MICH. Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch GENERAL AGENT , . ie DCmMIMA eseaesm AW .ii.mj am Io DtbUWInb RUnt ruruLnK tvCni OAT Michigan. Hastings, Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 - In addition to my Many Good Things to Eat, I am serving Steaks Chops Hamburg Steak SELL IT WITH A BANNER WANT ADV. Ham and Eggs Sausage Etc., Etc. You can get just what you want at Tom’s. Try My 16c Business Lunch ” The Best Coffee in the City AUCTION SALE TWO HOME WOMEN TALK A800T HAIH Mrs. Jacob Miller having sold the farm which Ed. Palmatier has worked for the past three years, it is necessary to have an auction sale, in order that the personal property may be divided between them. This sale will take place at the farm, which is known as the Witte farm, one and one-fourth miles straight west of the Nashville standpipe, section 27, Castleton township. The sale will take place on , . Salted Nuts Tuesday, February 24 Commencing at 1:00 o’clock sharp. HORSES HOGS. Brood sow. weight al»out 300. dun to farrow about March 1st. COWS AND CATTLE. Brood sow, weight about 175. due to farrow Feb. 26. These are full blood Duroc. 5 Shoats, about 75 |>ounds each. Gray cow, fresh in Deceml*r. We carry a large assortment of Bits, Screws, Etc., and can repair most any kind of a pipe. Look up your broken pipes (that you used to think so much of); bring them in. We can fix then^ for you. . tij'fuja of milk nlth one r cupfuls of augar. onef butter or lard, one well ..ne-quarter leitspoonfiil dupful of yeast. grated Special This Week MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Red cow, call by side. 1-8 oz. Tin Tuxedo Smoking Tobacco. 1 Fine All Briar Pipe............................... Deering mower. 5 loot cut. good condition. Black heifer, 2 years old, calf by side. Yearling bull. Hoonan’s Cigar Store We offer the following property: Bay gelding, 8 years old, weight about 1250. Gray mare colt, 3 years old. weight about tioo. Both horses are sound and all right. Do not know they can get their broken Pipes paired at Yearling heifer. Horse rake. Cutter. a Blade calves, in months old. Calf 3^ months old. New double wagon Itox. I Total Gasoline stove. Other articles too numerous to mention. Lunch for those coming from a distance. Shelter for horses If It storms. TCDUCI anitlu, All sums of $5 and under, cash. Over that amount one veers time will be given on bank­ able notes, Interest at 6 per cent No property to be removed until settled for. Mrs. Jacob Miller, 1 KH I Props Ed. Palmatier, Henry Bidelman, Auctioneer Frank McDerby, Clerk * The above 4 ftp all for......... ■tUV ear aa with thu other. In every thou­ sand children under fifteen years of age, 4 per cent show symptoms of ear disease, and 6 per cent, a marked defi­ ciency in bearing power. The liability age of forty, and then begin* gradu­ ally to decrease aa old ago uiftancea Oat of tbo total number of caaea aubjected to aurglcal treatment In France in one year it I* estimated that about 57 per cent, were cured and 30 per when <inr side In done set In th* oven i cent, permanently Improved. nntll brown. A much longer lime Ib rroulrrd In the coakliur. than In the nr.lin.irv . nnl.-t, Il Should pUB'tO A thiekness of at least two Inches end b* or a uniform golden hrown. A Cold WmUitr Him. A fourth of * taaapoonfui ot ground ginger mixed with ■ t**■poontul of «ugar. if added to the sponge to be a»t over night, will make a quicker working apottge and sweet- Try our MOIST, clean Plugs, Scrap or Fine Cut Tobaccos and compare with others. HASTINGS, MICH. The Place to Meet Your Friend. Jobber HI tl (In wr Kites JEFFERSON ST. PHONE 100 Retailer tu UM Kill Locate It With a Banner Want Adv. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-02-26.pdf 03f59d418f94e9c72bf138877de0796a PDF Text Text BANNER IS PAGES ■EIGHTH YEAR OLD INDIAN MISSIONS THEY PROSPERED GREATLY UNDER THE SPANISH “FATH­ ERS” IN THE EARLY DAYS. INTERESTING FACTS CONNECTED lev. R. H. Bready's Excellent Discussion of Sunday Base Ball NUMBER H ■tings Masons ■ce. It prom- HENRY BALCH WAS TOO PROUD | TO REMAIN A COUNTY CHARGE. Tuesday of this week. Emily McF.1- prajRI’ARY TERM OPENS WITH ------ - Mount k-i IxnmMAl4 OAUJXC op thj; CALENDAR, prettily decorated with Mount N0T GU|Ln PLUS EIIEHED gathered In DIES AT WILL CHENEY’S trefflc. Barry County, -th* Mttsndance at the' HOME AFTER L0N6 WALK of the old mansion and other point, ! WHEN FIVE STAND MUTE dedication , vf-dte ,*M»ple alone ex­ _______ of Interest about the estate. During! TTuLn ilVL QiAHH MUlL ceeding Il j, ... The lodge will be called to order <l»ui tha-vjgitors axrire- The followJiflUrtFUl actilW-lUTMBeidlun commiti Its purchase an tee and escort the ’ I Mount Vernon ------Association room: Roy Andi Casea Begin Monday. William Shultsrs. • no iun<»s> v, i>oaia> axa.vn, “Kv-i -------- -• through the Tho jury for tho February term <>f 8. Kpark* 74 years, the well-known Baltimore , Michigan- branch of this society that township waoiaVanr resident, whn who AlaaA died <t at the — Mrs. McElwain was able to procure circuit court will be summoned on Monday. March >• Tho work of the nellua homo of William Cheney from cancer mere dodge. 1 am told On good au-\ of the throat and tho effects of a long ’ thorlty. that Charlotte and Ionia, both Elroy Tobias, J. WJ--Munton. ’ non and has been since Washington Tho visitors will .confer third de­ f gree after which a banquet win be from tha Evangelical Church. Maple held. With I-co H. Pryor presiding as profit arise? > \' toastmaster, tho following win apeak: delating. Burial took place In Joy I recognise that too ofteh ministers! 'erTT'BXcheller, P. T. L'oigrove. Roy cemetery within sight of which de­ MAY WAHI OUR FRUITS. j.,. Issue their fiery edicts against there Andrus of Hastings. Glen P. Thayer, ceased resided In a little log cabin for1 R. M. Fergusop, and Louis F. Herman BERRIES AND CUCUMBERS local option law, will begin on Marcti nosing them, and then do not do any­ of Grand Rapid* .' Thia will bo followed by the trial thing to (help solvo ths problem. If The menu follow* all I can do. la just to say that we do Ing up Mrs. Brubaker, wife of tha In until the latter died, tilnco that landlord of Acker ’s Point Hotel. The effort to help solve the problem. I time hs has resided alone culllvnt- i Uon anil Hecclvlng House Here. might aa well keep still. First: I propose that we all stay Pea Patties; Cabbase Olives, ■Minced Flekles. number of years ago he became nf- 'nomaa ■ inning v.o„ or urana itapIce Cream fllcted with, cancer. His condition be- 'Id*, may establish in this locality n camo euch-that his neighbors advised pickling station and receiving house Second: That the ba Blanched Almonds. him to go to the county home. HeH«r small fruits and berries. They next Monday. agement select three had too much pride to become a 1 desire to find grower* In this vlclnlty have concsrning Cnraa . Ixvet.al. PART ONE-1 TO B 0ELI6mL WSTcelwa^IRCUIT court jury I Malta lodge STOLE AWAY FROM THE COUNTY HOME CALLED FOR MARCH 9 MASTIMS MA Declares Vote oa Question Would Be Con­ trary to State Law and. Therefore, Illegal WITH THEIR HISTORY IS GIVEN in tho Bptondld' Paj>cr Prepared by Mrs. Ann* McOrabcr for-lho IAY, FEBRUARY 26,,WH HASTINGS, MICHIGAN,. r»» UHHIN «4HT» KirryMr k,*S Thr BAHNRB. the liquor election that some are proposing we have In Hastings. I hope that our Mayor, and City Council will never consent to a local option election on Bunday base ball until the Slate pro­ Hgro—Pulpit Editorial vides for local option on the question.) Cfcar-Slgiitcd ami Free I declare that as a City we cannot Ute to lhe chain of old ' mission ' This la a question which la now atchurches in California, extending . .' from Ban Diego to Ban Francisco. The ]tha country. Within the past few days there tans arisen an agitation in a wonderful narrative, full of Interest favor of Sunday bass ball In Hastings. io one to' sympathy either with their We have now the opportunity to start spiritual dr their historical signifi­ a factional fight, which will spell the cance—they aYe so closely associated ruin of base ball In Hastings for this with tho-early history of California summer. that the early history of lhe missions In ths first plaqe I desire to an­ nounce that I~1ook upon this game country itself. lleve that every city of this sire ought to maintain and support a good team. I will show my loyalty to this great sport by being present at every game continent were fighting for Indepen­ thia summer, when my duties will dence. permit. Put me down as a baseball In the middle of tha llth century the Spanish throne, dealring to enNow the question arises, do we want to begin Sunday base ball this of Upper California, then unpeopled save by native Indian tribes, entered liable sources. that a petition has been iuto an arrangement with the order of. will agree to no Sunday ball for thia St. Francis by virtue of which that or­ der undertook to establish missions in church In Harry County agree to the foundation uf future villages and cities, to which Spanish subjects were propositions, upon which I will stand. encouraged to emigrate. By ths terms I will nor do any threatening, nor wilt were to possess the mission properties I resort to the law. When a minister and their revenues for ten years, .which was deemed a sufficient period In which id fairly establish the colo- she tfdvanced to John Ryan, her hus­ band. now In th" Knlnniaxoo HospU. Four Auction Sales Ad­ vertised ThislWeek. county, and Impress upon him. the fact that Bunday ball Is withdrawn and to show our appreciation by sounding the rally call all over tho county, for everybody who wants to support a strong week day team to be on hand that day. Lota of people all around and howl about Hunday ball, who never go to a game dn any day. premises three miles thing to do with having anybody ar­ Ing instead of smiling. left in undisputed possession for more rested. Neither will I ------ “ -----than half a century. The monk chosen the’ grounds on Sunday detective to sec who is I do Junlpero Berm, n man of saintly piety 1IU«1 urvumr ma, no wna ..................... ••• j. .... unable to swallow anything but milk, .company will plan <in erecting pickle Being at the county farm proved "nd a receiving house for the more than he could stand. III and Purchase of nil fruits nnd berries In weak though he -was. .On Wcdncs- i“ddltlon to cucumber*. The company day night he decided to escape und |l>"cks u full line of fruits, pork and return to his cabin. Walting until all '•cans, und red kidney beans. This is had to bed. hu quietly stole I”"' "rcond company which wishes to nt the rwaygone and walked to Sam (lelger’a I•Mabltoh such nn enterprise here. We will call horn! desired only that he might be a a minister does not understand the Sunday School superintendent, every functions of his office when he turns 1-adles Aid Society president In lhe wished to be a martyr. Seven years himself Into a 'detective, or goes county behind there three big game* before - the Declaration of Independ-I around looking through keyhole* Another distinction we need to rnce of tho American Colonies. In the I further propose that for tho sake luiy of Ban Diego, and within two believes In Sunday base ball Is Im■nnntha had founded a rqlsslon near able people who in all sincerity, be- of placing the masses behind base the mouth of the Ban Diego river. basc ball association, that any person way around to permU Sunday base sotno six miles up the valley to a point the about three miles distant from the ball. So understand, that 1 do not In srr,» T'-ta.", students preparing for coming oratorical contest drich D. Putnam vs. Caleb Itlsbridgerwas continued to the hext term. This Is nn action to recover alleged com- continued the trial of Chris E. Groves. Jihr Belding man accused of paternity. ।to whom a new trial has l>een granted. The care agnInst Addle Brink for violation of the local option law was dismisred. Jlr. Brink had been on his journey for the home of William Cheney, several miles farther. He was'’nilEngtMl ComiMMldon and Ability I HERE’S AHOTHER SKUNK overjoyed when Mr. Cheney took him In. especially because ho had got in CATCH|)(6 RE(!0RD which ho had a peculiar and un-1 Th'’ students and teachers of the J.' W. Cooley. founded prejudice. The old man suf- i English department of the Hastings, Because of the badly drifted roads, fertd greatly from tho exposure <>t hisI’Bah Schoo} are especially busy, pre-’Two Baltimore Township Trnp|>crs I. W. Cooley postponed hl» auction long walk, aa ho had gone oiit Into I raring for the local oratorical und (•mh1 h tlUl other articles not mentioned. Monday. Instead It Will be held Sat­ wraps. He was childishly contented I,hc hl«h whool assembly room early urday, Feb’y 38, and .will lie an all with hla new quarters. It Is well that!1'1 March. day Mie, with hot nmeh at noon. he wun afforded so much Joy. for Notwithstanding the fact that this on account of a Shelter for horse*. Col. W. H. while sitting In a chair the next day 'wnrk I* purely elective, re many <>f Couch will be the Auctioneer. Thia ho died. tb'* high school students have entered sale will be held at the Cooley farm ■ ", -............ tho contests that it will be noceraury 2 miles east of the EfcliHare 1 monuHelen Hunt.Jackson In a sketch of one vote for each share, And .that a Ttror we ntust nnmit, tnnt nearly every eard be Issued - for ' edcH sJOlrJ. Ouit Immoral person Is for Bunday bnse HOLD ANNUAL NEETIHOl^’SSrZ; ■'oluablr fur-brarere In 20 minutes ball, flaloon keepers, gambling joint -------------jloni will give oFntlona. Six Judi int! sold the pelts to Abbott Bros. great thing to have * hundred peopli BANNER; Remember the change tn tha boundary line between tho If. 8. lltutlon. the clement In society whose л this city for RS«.«S.[ Mr. KeiTOy Is and Mexico. An ugly monument of Jpdge the orations on thought and i м experienced trapper. When he , (tethering. Officers Re>F3cctc«f, composition; the -other three judges । want your children to associate with. I us a chance to decIdo such questions Meet In Middleville I*ln>r Day. Iwlll'attend tho contest and judge on ot a lune skunk In t of the American and Mexican com- are for Sunday base ball. Understand as now arc before us, without having About 40 attended the annual meet-' delivery in hath classes, the contest olwed ------ - .... thn footprint! ts to a hole in the a public election. Owing to the death of her husband, bhnk of a little pond near Mud lake. Somebody raises tho question: will James Brown. Jlnf Carrie V. Brown much ihoro filling to have there n pretended to be the best kind of a clt- you stand by the team, and this plan will dispose of her personal property Carrier*’ Association which 'was held ■ atory. The successful contestants In Iren. 1 would dislike to stand for Bun­ If they play Sunday ball In other at auction at the farm four miles eawt in thhi city pn Monday. Tho morning ! the local eonteitte will represent tho convention of eight skunks, all or hefrolc men who. on that spot In 1789. day ball, just on account of the kind of Hastings, or two miles south and was taken up with business meeting high school In tho sub-district eonKing the firm EUster hymn heard on of people I would have to line up towns? Of course. If I had my way, and election of '^fflcrra. Hud the , ‘•’■t t” be held not later than the first they would not play anywhere on Bun­ California shores.’’ with. . tie to begin at one o’clock. Shclter weather been morn favorable, the nt- Friday of April. Those who win in day. However, I cannot follow the tcndiinrc would have been, much: }he sub-dlstrlct contest will go to the From that tlmo one mission after Benjntnln McIntosh, aged 70 years. It also ought to be understood, that the sale and Benj. MeYrick will be greater. ^district contest which will bo held another was founded, twenty-one in go to Charlotte and play Sunday ball, The program was carried out us, under the direction of the district pushing tho agitation for Sunday that Is Charlotte’s funeral. I am a clerk. The list Includes 2 horses. 2 announced last week, with tho a'ddi- chairman not later than tba fourth playing. I am not prepared to say. clltxen of Hasting*. These places will hay and grain, and same farm tool* tlon of two fine selections by the High j Friday of April. Th- successful of missions is connected by the public ust who are the promoters. However township, coming to Hastings Bee the adv. on another'page for full School Glee Club composed of 14 competitors In the district contest will particulars about dgte,' list, terms. knmlno ray ahi), the Spanish Inter­ clntlort; it ought to be understood that D. It. Foster, former president ofi>«’ held under the direction of the pretation of "King’s Highway." they have decided already against remember that he 1s representing stateJiurn! Letter Carriers’ AimecU- Mate secretary nnt Isler than thn sec­ Tho Ynlsslona were similar In style, Bunday playing, and that this move­ Hastings, and that he maintain that tion, delivered the address of wel-1 «b«l Friday of May. . management and work conducted aad ment Is entirely outside of their circle. quality of deportment that becomes These contests arc Intended to raise day morning. Rev. F. J. Betts of­ the routine In the founding of them ■ One of tho largest auction sales ev­ come, speaking briefly on the work of the factions in Hastings, that we - --- a. ... xw ,i,z rv-Ujlcr- er held in Barry county will bo the the rural carriers. Postmaster John, the- standard of English Composition ficiating. Burial took place In River­ Dnwson of Hastings made a few re- If high school, and to develop, on the side cemetery. In which atlon Is concerned. I only condition It. marks In lhe course of which ho dis- Part <H high school students, ability tn that there be no base ball In Has­ cussed the differences In the work of j public address. • • not know, that they are starting, tings on Bunday. A most cordial Invitation la extend- COMRADES AND WIVES tcrlnl surroundings, but an artistic what will turn to be a great munlclof poor health, and will dispose of the city nnd the rural carriers, and also the differences In pay. *<! to parents, patron* and others In----- — mu cuuuuon hla parsons! property at auction. His SURPRISED JOHH LICHTY All enjoyed a line dinner at Jam-' Irrested In this department of pub­ which will separate us. I-et u» show farm la known us tho “John Hlnch- ic,on's. Un school work to attend any or all 1 <-s was built as a chapel, tho ground ball in Hastings this summer will be u the entire State of Michigan that wo ’ The following were re-elected of- ortho local contests. A small ulmls-I and booth consecrated with holy wa­ •re the greatest bdse ball town In the fleers for th.- ensuing year: Isa Ncw-?"lon fee will lie charged to defray the I ~~~ ui State without Bunday ball. That will ton. Nashville, president; John Hauer, vxpenres of the surressfu! contestants) Hastings, let us do It. Any person be • distinction worth while. Let us w-.v. ... ■■ , !■' Lluur.,, UOI. neighboring Indiana. If there were who can take a enlff out of the at­ ■tart a movement whereby everything >1. Couch and Col. Itasa Burdick Woodland, vlcc-prestdeni; L. N. Busb,l*h0 ",l1 represent the school In the( Ills 77th Birth.lay. ' Delton, secretary; Weldon Brooks, I sub-district contest. any. were roused and. summoned by mosphere In this city, cun see that a In Hustings will show the get-to­ ! Eighteen members of Fltxgerwid tho ringing of tswlla, swung on limbs largo element will withdraw their sup­ gether spirit by asking everything ' I.. Campbell and W. Dela- Cloverdale, treasurer. Mr. Bush, Mr. of trees, presents of cloth and trinkets port, If ball Is played on’Bund&y. Now that can he dnaxrt tn Kx -I-...Port and Corps basembled st the V. Montgomery. .u. were given them to Inspire them with we can all rally around week day homo of Comrade John Lichty on x■lore, cirball. What Is the use of dividing un. ery factory, everybody get Into the •harp. Flense bear thia In mind, and atato convention in l>etrok. Friday In honor of his seventy-sev­ The next -meeting of the osaocla-, game for the common good. 1 will feqd Mr. .Iarabe< H nuctiOQ sale ad­ enth birthday. To say that this wellagree to lock up the Methodist vertisement In thl" Issue for lhe date, tlon will be held in Middleville on1 known rrsldei/ of tho second ward The be church, so that ijir ~ question arises: would kvuiu you IM the KnocKere knockem cannot cm and further partlcuUrs. v convert and teach all the Indians to In favor of submitting the question? hide In In the basement. And If .... we . .... otflelatlng. Burial took place In RivComing, the "Edbco Man." Watch This would allow the people to decide, all get into this, with the motto i Bechring Nugur BccK Acreage. ’ crsldc cemetery. Obituary next week. ...I. !*.■*.. .... tha xnA.i •• ___ ‘ J for guard and help a few soldiers nnd and tha mniorltv for announcements. — Adv. the common good," B. Rlksen. of the Holland-St. Louis sometimes a few already partly civ­ present conditions. I cannot see how Sugar Beet Company, who was com­ ilised and Chrlstianlssd Indians; sev­ our city can afford to say to all the eral head of cattle, some tools and Slate of Michigan, we are about to Tr\°.w UL_u“ •’‘©•‘’Bier stand for pelled to cease his labor* getting con­ tract* for acreaxv In thl* vicinity on seeds, and holy vemels for the church The Best Base Ball Town In service, completed their store of wea­ " ... .. -'ww .ncn ai mic Oluir pons, spiritual and secular, offensive of Michigan will pass a local option The State Without Bunday Ball, and -----.. ...... “ waving u« all be rooters for clean sport, excrilviit success In making contracts nnd defensive, with which to conquer and for tho common good. with farmers who want to raise augur beets. On Wednesday' noon be re-)I Just 25 hours after hta motherland devotion could bo raised. She Indians were taught the Christian re­ ported that about 50 acres bad been Mrs. Minerva Hammond, widow of had prayed that she would outlive I ligion and trained, to do a white man's secured. Mr. Rlksen will be |n jhis lhe lute John Hammond, had passed, h.-r cripple son, or that both might work. Under the training of the vicinity soliciting acreage until some away. Ctyd- Hammond, aged 19 die at the same time. He became III Fathers and skilled artisans provided Bme next week. Hs is shopping at the years, a cripple during his entire life,'reme- tlmo ago with pneumonia, i by tho Spanish government, they built Parker House and will bo there all followed his mother Into tho Great ■ When some one remarked-to her on tho churches apd other buildings and daY Saturday to receive Inquiries. Beyond. This is the fourth.'death In {Friday that "Clyde wua going." she became expert:us .herders, tanners, . » ,c‘’n’P«n> maintain* factories one family during 11 months.' The;replied with all the strength of dlsheep shearer*, farmers and workers at Holland. St. IaiuIs and Decatur, passlng of. th- mother and son was I vino assurance. "Yes. he’s going.", ind. The factory In Holland during unusually pathetic, and j* remark-1Sho then added. I’ve prayed ever! pouters and cabinet' makers; made months of operation converted able in the fact that the mother died . since Clyde wa« born that he might., much tallow, soap and candles, and In Yesterday marked the beginning of Lent, which will dore with Easter, four wun the me Intuitive iD(i<uivr om amurunce urn nee that tnnt her] ner;,go too.” Into sugar tho beds raised on 400,000 with fact almost every known industry was .... cither ..x-_ follow or go with ’ She passed away on Monday flight. I acres. Before tho sugar factory and son would practised. The women were brained that glad day which commemorates the victory of our risen Burd over death Hein* pickling plant were established her, thus fulillllng tho request of her At nearly midnight Tuesday, her son! many of the Ottawa County farmers prayers. Clyde, the sori, had been followed. A double funeral Will be> thh4 they own hclplras since birth. His mother con­ held at two o'clock on Friday after-f In the art of lacemaking and fine em­ stantly look care of him nnd fed him. noon In the Baptist church. Rev. Mr. John Lichty. broidery. Until Father Zalvidea, In Ings of the great Master.of Life. It Is a time when one should seek the help During his entire life, her Intercsth Betts. Who was faithful In minister- <of the happiest birthdays 1*14, established the first watpr-powthat Barry County land is excellent were-with him, Mrs. Hammond was Ing to the wants of the afflicted tin- iLichty ever had. After greetings rr mill on San'Gabriel, all tho meal of the Spirit that he may rightly vision the things worth while. noted for her deep Christian faith, til tho last., officiating. Burial will , used In California was ground by the If one will do this, he will find his heart warming more and more ( nnd her Hfe wan held up as an ex­ taka place In Riverside cemetery. women, with old-fashioned hand The first funeral in tbo family 11 , ample to all who knew her. Her mills. Each mission had a tract of toward his fellows, his sympathy' and charily broader and his naturp more husband. John Hammond, died on land 15 miles square, in the center dr to have. With Commander 1 33 d’”- <H««1 at the November 4.- After that time she and brother of Mrs. Hammond’s son-ln- playing a nute, and: Mrs. Taylor which were al! the buildings; which «iry breaks in the friendly relationships that ought to exist between his home of her son. Clyde Derby, on ■ nc non, vijur, irnuta wuu jii. unu ----. Ing inc organ aoma of tho . old February 31. Deceased was born In and Mrs. W. Ix Fisk. Mrs. Fisk being । Mrs. Hammond. wha»a maiden high wall. It must not bo supposed Wayne ooubly, N. Y. She came to her daughter. Shortly ^iter her huswa », Mlnetva Jano HoWngton, that thia wall was entirely for pro­ for th* right and for justice with firmness, but It'will be tempered' with a MX Wm. VSi’M'.S ping tection against Indian raids, as it was “French fours.’ largely for the purpose of keeping do­ love that will be patient and helpful- He will approach even unpleasant afflicted with gangrene. When she| was aged 59 year*, & months. 31 day*, mestic animals from Intruding on the dutlfw In the right eplrit. bqccano unable to go about, two, She moved to Mecosta county in 1IT4. on Wedni church proper. \ Bev. JtaUou , o dancing they Around the churches •*«« groupsd the many other bulldlnft M)»x*1b^ to klpdly. helpful, useful Mod food, or grouchy, pessimistic and hurtful, Thd Wrvtvcd <rca| corrective agency' to oat a-man ri»ht Mr ofc dUhe hl» own will, power* j : jXVtn*. cVjUte.Wis-iynteXTiM (4UqwA4ur.-^JWt«iE»»i»v^w.M- ft. wUh._* WJW fa fiie Way. the Tfud »n«r the Ufe? -Wwl Bpttlt man- catroot earn: ! tunwtoe. Mrs. Hammond’s one thought wm for Mother And Crippled Son Pass Away Only a Few Hours Apart The Lenten Season Harrow, the* halght to which �•ice - Fit-Quality* Style • . These are four tilings that art? of greatest importance in selecting shoes or other footwear. j. ' 1 Price Is what we all must pay for shoes—no one wants shoes for nothing. Price does not “cut much figure,” tho when you get what you ward in Quality, Fit and Style, does it? It ought to be worth a lot to you to know you can come to us and we will FIT you with shoes that have the right QUALITY and STYLE and still have a price that is not above what it should be, and we believe you appreciate it. Our customers do not "kick” about the shoe service they get from ue because they are satisfied. Rehor'a A Hera,— r wsm* to see jao. inouncerngnt.—Adv. ?pok was taken to at Kslamakoo to- I County for trouble. • Shoes For Men [.•• by cutting out I the photographer's That surely will In­ itolagd rill (raid good attend-1 Morshoua* on the aaa north of B >ld three big far me of the I’raabyterian Hill byterian n Tha enr Episcopal We are going to give you • fww of the reaaoaw the place where you wre most likely to get just what yeu want in always be satisfied with. In the first place we don’t carry an awfully 1 when you buy from us you are SURE you are n worn and out of taste, because we carry small enough stock to we can always sell out and buy the new fresh styles, weaves and patterns each season. Another reason is because we have a lady buyer, and a lady buyer who has studied your tastes for several years past knows what will please you. We buy in large enough quantities so we can get just as low wholesale prices as any one and this with dur low expense for running the store allows us to quote YOU just as low prices as any one can quote you, quality considered. Come in and see our Spring Goods. MelhodiM ttht more will make it » Michigan conferenceon Saturday granted k a decree of divorce UUeatrlck and Gideon rec from Effie Bylvea- The W. E. Merritt Store Phone 66 $2 $2.50 $3 $3.50 $4 $4.50 $5 Shoes For Women ter. She answer*' to tha name of Audrey Katharine. Mra. Eugene Haight from near Middleville Is car­ invited to participate with ua. ing for mother and babe. AU doing nicely, even to Walter. Owing to *•-- *—‘ ' ineroue offering members uf 1 Grand Rapid* Whiat Club Were ui Immediately after dinner. Dr. X C. the Furniture City trophy, which was Floyd and Dr. Rlcharda will apeak. challenged by tour Hastinge players did not take place ’ ■ Frank W. Greuse 1. 331 Bherman 8t., Rockford. UMt>ol>. formerly of Hustinira. is cesflned te his bed st fit. BANNER WANT ADVB. PAT. ittend these lectures should of Pythlanlsm after which he intro- Anthony HoeeUal. Rockford, witn । duced Rev. R. H. Bready, speaker of tonsular infection of all th* joint*. It Will be two lectures each the evening. Troxel’* orchestra fur- will ba April 1st pefore he will be and two each afternoon, be-inlshed music Tho evening’s pleaaA B:19 a. tn., and at 1:90 p.ure was completed with dancing. ■looing-at 1:10 p. in., so that’ Rev. Mr. Brtedy'a address pa* could have ample tima to [greatly enjoyed. He explained the ftX>pside Shoe Company Masonic Temple BulMing PHONE 176 AGRICULTURE SCHOOL HERE ALL NEXT WEEK IIELD.VNDKH Al'MPWEK OF EX­ ' TENSION DEPARTMENT OP , ../j’ ’THM M. A, C. . ' 1EWM FOR WIIHR ' . Monday. Maxell 3—1:30 a. m.. lecturn by. Mr. Brody. "Al Stody of; AUcullon, Htudmts and Breefls:" 19:45 a. m-. lecture, "Boil Graduates of Use I. C. S. Fymstlon." Mr. Grover; l:«0 p. to-, I AM students and graduates of lhe Utoaw 4n<1 Th* r CompoaiUon.' Mr. I International Correspondence Schools ■maker at me home or Mr. j. ». Waterman. IB South Broadway, on from Martin Oc*K*r« Refreahmenta wera served and at a late hour they departed to thair home* wishing Mrs. Manning man,--------- ‘ ■“— ' N«xt Hmm__________ will " Brotherhood klanday Evening" at the Methodist iMflkopal church. DieFloyd, of Grand" parlors al •: 10 apdi march in a body to the church auditorium where the acqualntanca of your tel- servlcee will bo held at ':00 o'clock. >l» and the new district College extension lectures held baaemont of the M- K. chbrch t nex» kealt. Tiro lectures for ly„ dietitian leather in domaetic inee for the nuraea* training de- Phone*. 194-193 HOCKING LUMP. $4.50 Anthracite—Pocahontas HASTINGS, MICH. uuJUMEEH ADDED lectures on aubjects uf domestic sci­ ence and economy during the the ROGERS & SON |x.i utiuciito On Hutlup Clrtull ferln* aomethlAg naw In th* line of clothea baakata. These beaketa are great labor aavera. and Meaara Renk- lhe members and friends from tha c> A Bon will be pleaaed to glv* a six appointments on tha Hastings cir­ demonatratlon. Read their adverttae- cuit will msec at tha Hastings Meth­ odist Episcopal church Saturday. $1.50 $2 $2.50 $3 $3.50 $4 $5 '-iX'l/’ liL'Li' Hastings, Michigan Sylvester a ter. Both the groundi contested. Mrs. 'Fred Wkvacool. who recently underwent ah operation at Butter­ BIS MEETIRB TO BE worth hospital in Grand Rapids, is HELD HERE SATURDAY gaining nicely. Her mother. Mrs. Hose, of near Gun lake, is attending . WMixwMr, Maet-ii 4—Forenoon: 'Starting an" -----i nd "Boll. Afternoon: —----- of Dairy Canto" and "Soil Chemistry." Tliurmlay. March i—Forenoon: "Breeding and Mai late red Stock" and Afternoon: and "Lima • nd Sort T4rtlng.* -Forenoon; Delightful Meeting. An unusual and very delightful •am* family Patriotic decoraind Colgrove. chairman of the committee for the afternoon, announced • short especially. program which included the pleasure of two songs by Mrs. H. I. Hender­ n ircturey wtlbbyaiiLau the name shott. a reading by Mra. Maynard, 0 that tne Iw-nrre* la agriculture who was urged to give a second se­ 1^. Miaa Rutherford will lecture lection. "The Reasons Why George eetritlng, food-vgjuca and other Washington Never Told a Lio” given ctlirwi wtii- cit>to w|th a lecture be­ HASIIN6S PYTHIAH1 HOLO by Mra. Clemant Smith, a gueaaing fore the Women's Club <>n "Houmehold THEIR ARNUALBANQUET Management." Her lectures will be .■SconUtonlod ■ UydainanstruUuns. wore. A delectable buffet supper Therna iuctorca will be given in tha followed with Mrs. Colgrove and Mrs. hfeh whooL^bulhUng or the M. K. Already Given Intcreking History "Boll Problem*.** Thesn eubjecta tor last Thursday afternoon. 1 contracting part Isa ‘were: John ibnaonw of the married In the There are many folk* In Nashville bo think that place la a considertile distance ahead of lhe county * should West Virginia} bggp BANNER WANT ADT8. PAT. COAL IS LOWER! On account of the mild weather, 1 have.been able to buy Coal Cheaper. I am going to give my customers the benefit. I hope you will take advantage of tfeese prices. BUY NOW1 Price Delivered ■ . . . .50 Massilon Lump or Egg . LOO Jackson Hill, Lump or Egg LOO ' White Ash, Lump Coal . L50 White Ash, E g C oa . .50 A discount of 25c per ton from above prices where you do your own delivering. Pocahontas Lump ■ “ ' LISTEN—French’s White Lily Flour*3.20 per 100 Iba. llaMlnga. or Bert Smith! came to : >a Friday to atmectlnx of the tend the ----- ----------- —. ... ..juelonera. and he waa consider ibly put out when he found that he had arrived one week ahead of time. He did not wait, bur returned home on the late afternoon train. Deputy Hheriff Uehtjr went to LUKE WATERS, Phone 150 Successor to F. H. Barlow • Co. Hastings, Mich. of Use Fraternity. Tho two expert* whom the college toff-eena thia year are Mr. C. U llrtkiy. who will give the leeturee on Live Block, and K. 1* Grover, who will diacuaa Boll Fertility in hla loo- banquet of the local Pythian lodge tn Castle hall on Monday evening. It was one of lhe best events of the kind ever held here. After- disposing of a tins .menu prepared by Mrs. Wood. Chancellor Commander Wlll- on complaint of Joseph Btlnchcomb, schoolmaster of district school No. 10. comb kept Marlatt's two younger brothers after school. Il is allegeii that Joe came to school and told his brothers to <ome home with him as they had stayed long enough. He and Katherine Clark recited very pieaa- Wednesday night he became consld- the teacher had an altercation In which the teacher C*me out victor. ingiy. Mr. Cbaac explained tha alm* Are you going to build a home,thia Spring or Summer? Are you going to use gas or eleatrioity in your present rtRMRnnMMWVWMMRnMMMMMMMnMRnMMMMMMWnMWtnMM ‘SUNSHINE’FLOUR IS GUARANTEED to tte “As good as the best, and better than the rest." . And wa are always ready to make good this guarantee. Now at the present high cost of living, if you can get flour, that vyill make just 4s goocj bread, or better, than the flour that you have been usinj, for less money, are you not standing in your own light if you do not give it a fajr trial? Procure a sack qf Smishins Flour today and compare the ’ ' n it with ths bread made from the flour that you ! B i using, also the cost , price. We are sure that your will be Sunshine. 1 . . \ . Childs 6 Co. a. asaemRRSia . s——awmtonwj It is estimated that the work of forming the Y. M. . C. A. tn Barry County will l>e near completion with­ in the next few wceka. A big meet­ ing will bo held in Nsshvllle on Bunheadquarter* Ware been nrovl The atate association advleea the oounty. it m expected that thia amount will be suhacribad within the expert In his Uns. and will have the recommendation of the stat* orgatiixatlon. Agricultural Hoddy Mwtlng. There will be a meellAl uX lhe offi­ cers and dire, tors M th, Bstry Coun­ ty Agricultural Bodjsty 4h the coun­ ty treasurers yffick'dp Jtottarday. At attractlona for th* nexi fair wiU be taken up. • house? We are now planning the season's extensions of gas and eleotrio lines and we want to make those extensions in looalltlee where the greatest number of future ouetomers will be nerved; we want your help. If you will let ue know where you live or plan upon building, io will make every effort to extend our service to you. You osn appreciate that wo cannot afford to make too long a run for one ousteaer and if ee know of all of tho people In any leealltr who went gee or eleetrioity, ve can plan our work accordingly by a conailpated dlx become* inflai con be done oom atMr uad with good whole body by takl 111 * uangeata beat pre­ ; notpfortila to Hie Yours for aervioe Ihowiappl* 9ao It Ileetrio Cp. * Phone S. �== rVHDunnMsn- -■■.IIH'IU' ' 'I ———r—,,i' — RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME , IPtM Ray JaHi* of Charlotte vfcugd him L«xiie Hesteriy spent le -------------I n*ng«M In Membcr-l,!,, < ■Mor. Mrs. Georgs F»ul FrMay. the home at Io If. ha Since Iinre'reamery mertlug Fri- WooUamt ' /MANY FARMERS ATTEND MFFT-' The K. of P. fafk- "t Woodland 1„y wo hardly hear anything else I Mis* Rena Notten, nf ..—, -• ‘ ------ ...----------(| —--------- held a Jubilee- banquet iti ihrlr lo.ln* alked about. It aeema a large num-j spending the week with Mia* Amel'a; AFTERNOON. ner of our farmers favor it. A com- Hauer. ' mliiee te at present nt work recur-1 Miss Ivah Booher spent Saturday at I . -------------lag pledgee for akarra. GhaaJAxninwaR** in East Carlton. nnumrrrr rnenuniT K. J. Sheldon of« Greenville, who Cha*. Sisson and family, of Hast- ’ COMMITTEE TO SOLICIT que't hall. It constated r’f an etalKiraie raded farms with O. I>. fftevnn* Inst Jngi, were over Sunday visitors nt . A fan was here the taller part «f ihe Aral raw GeigerX I BUYERS OF $10 SHARES wz-ek making arrangement* for morHynes of Woot.land, , J all did jitstiur. After the "flll-up" a Ing here soon andI to Attend the sale of jdiM ljlxjc Hcsterly ‘ --------- ■ programme wan given ,i« reommend* on Thursday on the farm ho n i-rnt-1 ^ihlny and Sunday. Cliarics Woodruff nnd Will Kronen II- cd by tho Grand fart*-- und connlatod Mkhllcilllo (TMipcratlve Cream- of nongn. Instrumental miudo nnd or­ X X. | ,-U.. al ory. which wan thoroughly enjoyed by all. Tho lodge recently.entered Into <i content of point- in the way of m kuior, H.b.i Ud U'U. nta-.: * «">' ™ibn.u«,. Un,-,. Axminstcr Rugs in »izcs 8-jx inns illness Of her dmightoc, Mra. May. I Marguerite Hebei, spent Thuraday in tended meeting < ompo.od mostly of attendance. appllcatkirs «>f member­ J. H. Mtinlon of Owmwo Iin.ido hl* | Woodland, the guests of Mrs. O. D. farmers of thia vicinity. Wns held nt whip, eta, by dividing tho lodge Into <hilldron n visit tho hatter tart of but Stephen* and Mrs. Cyntnia Lenter. tho town bull Friday afternoon, to two dlvlaloni, tho aldo losing to fur­ . Double Blankets for single nQ. Women's Wool Union Suits in white nish n supper, which will i.e given -...t ..... n h ----- . ,.n.l ,h. ,-rt m. w».. | Cmlln, H.urr wUHaliwd for “ ""J™1" beds in gray, white and Inn Job Frank Kilpatrick and family of dinner Sunday, "Mr. and Mr*. George cronmery nt thia ptace. The fact thn| worn afiCr the cont-m closes. *lx Grand Rapids visited tho farmrra'! n.vrr And family of Grand Rapids*iA 5r!.nt. mi!n.y our r?rm*r* ‘tr*.’’"1 Half Wool Carpet at Xnother and family over Hunday. . u!V7nd Mr^Johk Haure of Wood-! ,*“h ** «*ndlna Mr. and Mra George Nellhnmrr-?**•. *’»« MTtt. John Hauer, or wood , Bielr milk nnd crcnm to mnnufacturWomen's Single Pieces in WoolQQ* COATS GROVE. 11-4 Blanket* in white, Inn nnd Wera over Hunday visitors with friends j “Tl,of *’nn,l1"T‘,nr ’to,’£ P’-f''"1’""'' riblzed or plain, at..... .. . Ouw her palms points led led to lo the the men men of of bavins having ¥r*u*"? i’T* 'V’ in Grand tg-dge. Coats Grove, Miss Rena Notfan. orinlhar Floor Linoleum nt •> ftl/.r In Plant -Miss Frances Holmes after staying! Francisco; Floyd nnd Carl Clurn of SJ.-t nlam ta in Woodland. Woodbind. In-order In order thni thnt and Mra. Oaote Wood1 and family Children's Fleece Lined Underwear, Exira large I pound blankets only ......... .. >111ildlemen** proilt*. expense, of hand- visited SundayjWtMehin Covdle. nt homo last week-on account of sick- i Woodland. ’ Vests and Pants, sizes IS to |Qn in gray nnd tans>li4U I ling and Other expense might be Mils Artie Faller vl.iiied over Sunsi, at.......................................... nets returned to school at Hastings 1 ---------------------------Wool Blankets al greatly reduced | eliminated and saved to the produl-< r. day at Lake Odessa. Monday• EAST WOODLAND. Sunday, February 22 was the forty-' prices. special values in Feather Pil­ Men'* Wool Union Sail* in tan and «>!?.*« "iJST n™ Krn'” h! j -n* ™.Uni« d<~<i F,iu,i1 ”*><■ irieeiiiiK was called to-order bj Z Grmdnaer, who won'at orn-e fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Comforters. Silkoline covered QQn lows. I elected chnlrmnii. After a few able Mra. I-evi Chase. Each of their five chimney Saturday ufternuon. Quick | night. , filled with soft white coltnn uOb work on tho part of Rimer Bolton and; Rev. I^ons called on Mr. and Mra. remark* outlining tho neceraity of * fhVdren, with . their families were Flannel Night Gowns for Men Men's Single liece Wool Shirts QQa ^llc.l <-h.rlr« A prwnl gnd ft WBR Bn occasion long Extra fine comforters .Will Tompkins saved It from dcstrm-- SL John Tuesday.. Woodruff, of itulluiul. to the platand Drawers al only .... UuU nnd women at 55c, 69c, 89c Uop. A large hole wan burned tn the Mr*. Cari England entertained her [' to be remembered by those present. A who in n very moitcxt nnd abl« n >nlnv-.i »n,t - ^1^r0?f. , „ , husband, who is attending school in farm, way prera nu-d hta pcixom.l expert- , n~«ntJd ?«? hSE? Thn c ■ L. .M. Hilbert nnd family spent the Grawi Rgnids over Sumlay Mb.jS.1. Ln~II.Vw.rt. Sun- rm-6 n* farmer and ntm-khnlder <u | chair was presentea to them. Thcwc thn Middleville Cn-aMrativn Cream ; who were there were Mr. ami lira, *ini™ ! n-lrt. u quit. Ill —1th .hi-ndlritu. ery. Hta mlk »n»plain, convincing ; William Chase and family, of HaMi ti y k«raaw..t-M,h... aml to the paint. He claimed the , Ings; Mr. and Mra. Gilbert Scott and council rooins. to pUco in nomlttnilon'ljniridred A C. E, Society and will ■unccmrul warkliix* nt n creomer family, of_ or Quimby: vjuimny Mr. »r. and ana Mra. ----------w«_ — _ and > t— n— Mr. — a Candidales'for v fllngn officer*. Thu begin -Rlblc stutfy Sunday evening, should conw under tho heads: First n Clarence Klnne family; and mnnagrtni-nt; second, patronage; .am Mrs. Jesse Chase and family and Mr. electinn will bo held March 9. March 1. Word wns rrz rlvc.1 by Mr. und Mr*. • Mia* Nellie Euper visited her aunt, third, good product, .hkich of th*e« and Mrs. Warren Kelwy and family. II. H.- Holly thnt their daughter. Mra. | Mrs. Katie Euper, one day last week. Mr*. C. E. Smith attended a W. R. Elmer Maker John Hartman, of Long Lake, is vis- .miccemiii opcraimp nr u creamer* C. and G. A. R. meeting at lhe home Flavor of Kalamasoo Katamaxuo wa* was th* the mother of a line baby W born |tlng his cousin, Mra. Cheater Hecker..’,1" n brief hUlory of the Ml«l of James Wolfe in HaMings, last Sat­ Thurnbiy. | irMr« C Snellman and nkv> i 'Neville crmmrry, showing the dlf urday. They had a Tine dinner and The U. 11. revival meellngs claacd | Lin Loh of'Detroit visited Mr anti1 fcrenco between the old or divldenf program. al the Kilpatrick church Frlffi.y night. ^i“ynl£"'SUirtrn ’l’>' rtBd lhc «’"l*«“'v<’ *">' whh-I Mrs. Mary Chase hat Ixen suffering and are now-lzclnk held al th® North ' «. r 'h,,M made their creamery n very prof rom a second attack of lhe quinsy. fnrltoh chtirrh. . ' ' , Me«dam«i C. lank and Bertha Guy hwWc (<,nrM.n f„r h- pmrons. Mis* Nettie Utz visited John Wood­ Mr. and Mra. Leonard Wabhlrr rn-; found some large William Krnncwlttcr of Irving an<' t. 1 snowbanks . , on the •tert.ilnod • - - company -from — ------’ to church Sunday morning. A preside nt of the Middleville .Cream- man's Saturday and Sunday. Woodbtir, । *■> ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ery, gave In detail tho plan* they fol Pretty co'u this (Tuesday) morning. Friday. • J lip over and‘ a broken thill was the Mr, and Mra. John JJnucr-nitvnded■ suit. . , . * low. the help required, the expen*- One thermometer registered 19 below. a meeting of- rural mall1 •cahncrw at - : ——A. ■ ■ ~ inf running, the marketing of prod Mr*. Ida Wood and family visited net* nnd of the wrll-Mllalicd patrons in Hastings Suhday. o si Ings Monday. KALAMO. Both Mr. Kronawitter nnd Mr. Wood- Earl and I-awrence Chase are sick. A_ r*.//---------‘r.,-.y-----------h.r!!,.‘?n— - --------- --Mr. ami Mrs. Levi Curtis. Mr. apd ru(T from Bmdford. Ohio. TerrelJ, MumLiy Mr evenM?, r'v ,/.,<■ X Ai Thom v/nnj vl*;'Yv;. t rVtT '»n«wcrrd a number of quest lorn «. -Mra. Frank and Mrs. Bert Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rowley and Ing. J?1?.' PM <" them by Interested partiee The auction sale snlc on the Rlophonii Btophons CoJ1"11R «y»g®n.d Rice visile^l Mr T)te knu Kaymom! Mr.- Wm. 5ym. Graalni Gruxlngcr then made a moilor daughter Norma visited at Mrs. Hau­ Churcp Factions United. farm irm ThttrioUy Thursday wns wna largely attended | and an“ Mr*. Mra. Harry Earl Thursday. Thuraday. :lhat 'that the tho chairman cha appoint n commit er's, of West Woodland. Sunday. n.l ...... I. — ...... ... ... ' Hnhv l.nv, visits-l nee sister. Mz i.. .. About 40 were in attendance at tho nnd hogs, cattle and sheep went soarRuby Love visited ner slitter, Mr । tee of live to nollclt idinro* nt JlO.Ot RcV. C. W. Ballou han Just r int • Ernest Carti* Wednesnay evening. ouch to report in tho near future L. A. S. at Mr. and Mra. William .... .....Casco. Thursday. from -urn If a, enough rnounn enn rnn be im- raised miw<i to in wnr win Smith’s last ~ 1- Proceeds ■. ....... Ing contest In Jake Rehor's alley on A good Inlcrrai Is being taken Ini Mr. and Mrs. Edgar De Peal re-1 when where ho hns boon holding revival I user L. XV. Heath. General Suoerlntho revival meetings now going on ai {turned Tuesday to their home In rrant --» the undertaking, .......... pl.ine and nr dinner was 14.40 and money paid on Tuesday night. H« ore: .. was 16.00. goal program was-------------------Kl.?h,,p“5'. 1 Plainwell after spending a few days rnngemema11 rr.ngsn-..-r.:H nil) be mn.Till do fur l»e mode t | Tuilt fur i I TdUtA W— •ann • — services. Since those meetings be-, tendent Briggs, G. M. Brower. A. J. While Misses Llzsie Hesterly nnd with Mr. and Mrs. Wisner. ! or«morv creamery mm, to bo running In a shor given. ,gan. tho two factions of tho U. 11. | Boek, Izeroy Caln. F. E. Branch. Isiko If. Cook .. farSL“Jr'T«Xr:Z,n«±’ay,?.<h? ErtM <’®»»rnve and wife, areom-i{lime. Mr. Graslnger wanted a lltlli I ” Sunday School Note*. church, the lUdleals and tho Libor-1 d’ \ fine ftno talk was given li Ratnrd .v nfaht .I..*i n." I panted by their mother. Mra. 1* B. tiror tn name the committee, to i.t 1 A nls. In that community, have been I •- K•><’>«''IHe; J. J. *•!last Sunday M. Cronk ■ fa *Xl*t£S*.^..-tX ^u.-k fa ^‘^k,,"-v,"u,5d MrMr’- Atno*1 m iic"1"' K<?l mc: j.„y .by Miss Fem united and worked together for the I lln*Tr- ‘ ■■'lednnki. Fcrr. Wheeler. It !t was a very W. Ryan .. Xw^k.^.mo Of'the rneS »" ^ttle CfjekThuraday. Mre•' Chyles Cbiirlos .ft «.klHire* of ^Philadelphia Philadelphia 1I personal, heart to heart talk, using a* Pal Murphy uplift of their fellow mon. I . The nipt of the organisation Is to Urea of of the m-lghborhoxd were nppnM-d sif I Conklin remained for an extended president <>f'the loikc Odcsm ronden | a subject, "And they railed his name of faith. 25 were received into the »!• rolallopn among 'nhyi v,*'lt... . ... . . «•‘nr >vy, Tatnhi .. their' pccdlcnment midhorol.-ally i v,«t. ,... >-' was Wa" given «*'•’» nn nn opportunity opportunity to Jesua." Subject of lesson next Sun­ church, and 11 given Christian bap-1 “*«' employes of tho company and be<-nme to lhe rescue nnd soon han had ‘I -Mr. “r- ani and' Mr*. Mrs. Wm. Wm.Oastcr Castervisited visited give give thethe cnndemtiry enndenaary aide of the ques- day, "Trusting in Riches and Trusting !l4ln tween the company and lhe pubMc. hors*. «utt<-r <md girts on t fair tv.iy > relatives near Nashville Monday and] ibm. whlah he. did Ina very gentle in God." i Papera «ro read and every mallei' of Those who have the Ixiokout for rejolf-lng. Tuesday. manly nnd Im part Lil nuinner. J It Importance to tho company la cohaldTo Hold MtHilhly Sleeting. Mr. and Mrs. Om-nr Finnegan worn I Mr. anti Mr*. Harry Misner and answered nil < most Io ns put to him In February 8th please cut out the Bible The monthly meeting of ns nt tho county seat Memh.y nn busi-l Mr. nnd Mr*. De Peal visited Mr. and:11 rA,r w,,7- but 11 *«« pl«l«» that tht School Booster song and bring next V'. Wellman ■“ Ste"?Wl,li' !• N'rtU“i Sunday. Thornapple Goa npp..«od II In nny manner whaiovet 12« KOI'' visit With imo nununy. nix *|.tnr, air*. A. Miller. oniz>rii vicunii nnl •r,‘m ,o kicker*, but wer< , BANFIELD GLEANER NOTES. Results: 1' ------------------- ’---------ROUTH NASHVILLE. «,ttaiic<| W|ih the price* nnd treatThe Washington Birthday Social, !J3S. Itustl.-r* WERT WOODLAND Rom to Mr. and Mr* Wayne Michfl, faent given by the eomlrmuiry. .« given by the Gleaners at the Gleaner 'Ci '* n|n. ’ {February 21 a pair of twin*, a girl, meeilnx will be culled In the near fu- rfall Friday evening, Febroary 20, > Miss Vera Woodard entertained her and a boy. I,uro *0 hear tho report ot the com- wm’argely attended. About 9 o'clock Cnnl «f T1 friend. Mira Gladys Beck, of Harting*; Little Vonda Brook* is seriously in mlitee and make future ptanx. the bridal bridai party party marched marched to to the the altar altar :press our heartfelt thanks to the1 the As the Season advances, demand is more frequent for good over Bunday. _ with pncuinuriia. " “ j with pneumonia. Her Her Kitnufno'' grandmother MARTIN CORNKRR ; to the strains of tho wedding march, friends and nclghlwra. the Carlton{ Mrs. David Curtis, of Clarksville,1 Brocks n™:k» in l. helping l-btnito !» care «" for znr her. „ nniuiZull, ,™hml n, mA. M.rv 'I'-w. .1-It-v. I'hll'ln- t»r tillable lands. With great care I have provided for the coming spent a couple of daya last week with) ------— '■ ii Miss Alice Mfkinncs, of Grand1 Remember the quarterly meeting. atllmi. where the officiating minister minister, , 'heir klndm-ss amhmwisfnnce in the season: various tracts, large and small, for the benefit of my .... rirtcr, ....... .... wwigve. , Rapids, spent Saturday and Sunday services at the church next Sunday; Mr. D. D Putnam nwaiteefthem The her Mre. Fred Geiger. , Kenneth Hauer spent Saturday and with her parents, south cf the village, morning at 10 o'clock. Dr. Floyd ex-1 bride anti groom were Mr and Mrs* patrons in 5 acre, 10 acre. 40 ncre tracts nnd up. al hi* his grandpa Fuller'*?' Fuller’s. Clyde Cassel, of Lansing, Laming, ’spent spAit P P«t» to be with uaT us. ComV Come. , Red StWmZIrfd Sunday at "ciyde ’i1* t° Mrs. I'rani-e-i Burd and family. Mra. John John Geiger, Getger, of of Woodland, Woodland. Sunday Sunday with with hi* hi* mother, mother, Mr*. Mrs. D. D. CaiCat- ‘ The The old "Id neighbors neighbors of of B. B. A. A. JMcIntosh! Martha Their attendants were CHf­ Mr*. An abundance of 80 acre 940 acres at .... a . few few day* daya last last week week with with her her scl. sei. . were to hear. fa‘l C^ncr and Crites The spent vereffreatly greatlyshocked checkedMonday If farms from m. Augurt August ami and family. family. Mr*. B. B. Navue Navue has has lumbago. lumbago. Her Hsr : ‘that he had passed awaj away. That mom-1 rf™ rerake iX uvcdL ft klot Obituary. son. I Mr*. bat he had passed H. C.Itaaird and wife, of Woodland, I daughter Grace is nssiiiting her wiih H “ ftfngs. Mr. McIntosh lived ' Mr*. Stile* played the organ very BURD — John third was born in H. C. Ileal rd and wife, of Woodland,. daughter Grace is assistingTier with I !nK ,'P Hastings. M.. a.v.ii.vau Kingwood townahli*. Huntington Co.. ii a .u.ti.t ------1 I. -------------------------------------------------------। in this neighborhood for many year*.' mfUv durine the cerem^ The were guests of H. Schainly and family the housewdtk. i >n this neighborhood for many years,! --------- -------------------------------------------------- 1_----------------------, anfl hm many here friends who will dr^in'rololiai 8o-acres near Maple Grove 1 ao acre fanns from ■ 1 anilfriend, ha* many here who p^rij-U will ------------------ —~ --------- - - — ------------ ' always have pleasant memories of i Center, the barn alone costing It was a complete traeceas ! him on account of his friendliness!1 styles. throughout. After the ceremony J. E. united in marriage io ITnrrict Elson. and good neighborly deeds. #3,000 hood, who departed thl*’life on the 1 The L. A. 8. at Mra. Will Cogswells Chandler gave n very imereting paper 12th tiny of February 1XT5. To them 160 acre farms from 316 Price $6,106' lost week Wednesday was well attend­ on the life of Wo.shlngwn anti gave wxr« burn live children. on<- son and the newly wedded some good advice. four daughters. On Feb. 7th, 18*7 , ed. Proceeds nearly 87. Supper was served to about 125 peo­ h>> was united In marriage lo Francos I These with many other up to dale farms with good buildings Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher visited Mr. Other investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are ple. Net proceeds, »11.12. After X. Woolley n ‘ ‘ •’ ; and Mrs. F. H. Munn and Miss Annie can be purchased at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. subject to change in market value which may take more than in­ Heideman at Lakeview Friday evening supper the company enjoyed the violin live children. I can exchange your city property; get you a good home in musk given by I-rod Stiles, accom­ daughters. 1.. terest, then too, you must find a buyer. of last week. any part of the country. Call and read my list. Plan to atte-d tht picnic dinner and panied uy his wife. Everyone had a loin, u wife, eight children, 22 grand­ Our Certificates arc Payable on Demand and Provide a fine time. a children. four great grandchildren, 1 meeting at M. E. church in Hasting* one brother nnd one sister and n host The next regular meeting of the Sure Income. Savings Books Issued. next Saturday. All members and of relatives and friends. LAKE ODESSA STATE SAVINGS BANK, Lake Odessa, Mich. friends on the circuit are invited and Gleaners will convene Saturday even­ are sure to have a very* good time and ing, Marvh 7. The subject: “Which Organised in 1888 t Under State Control hear very interesting thing* if, they did the most for hi* country, George ALLEBED BOOTLEBBER Washington or Abraham Lincoln T" go, so be sure to be there. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. WAIVES EXAMINATION ; Little Ha»l Hilton has been ill with will be discussed by the members of George LivertonPresident the order. Discussitm will be opened stomach trouble the past few days. oyMary Crites and J. E. Chandler. Wm. H. McCartneyVice President . John Eggloton, Arrr*l<M for Tw Theie will also l»e other things of in­ Sherman I. StrongCashier NKASE CORNERS. Violation* <>f Local Option law, terest on the progrim. Please re­ Mrs. M. E. Downing caled on rela­ member the date and come early. Howard C. LawrenceAssistant Cashier Cannot llalwc SI.OOO Ball. tives at Nashville Saturday. Otto C. Russ Otis Miner Mr. and Mrs. Dale Navue, of Nash­ HOLMES CHURCH. Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Krieger alleged charges of violating lhe local ville, visited the latter.* parents, Mr. Ed Parmelee's people received the option 4nu*.’waived ewirhlnatlon in U. S. Postal Savings Depository No. 4770. and Mra. Floyd Downing Thuraday. sad news of the death of Mr. Panne Justice Ciidwollndcr’s court, and was lee's brother-in-law. S. F. Wood, of Portland. He dropped dead on the bound over t<> the circuit court. As Eggleston was not able to furnish street ' Mfa- J- L. Crockford, Mrs. John bonds totalling fl,000, ho was com-] Blood and W. S. Barnum's are victims polled to go to Jail to await trial. of liagrippe this week. Sheriff Williams Males that ExilesKenneth Hauer, of West Woodland, visited hla grandparents Saturday and Sunday. Fred Decker and sister, Mias Audra, of North Carlton, visited their grand­ suspended when Eggleston prombu-d ‘ 1 parents, Mr. and Mr*, Townsn I. to leave the county mid stay out. Suspected of furnishing boo re Sunday. which made a numlx-r of lordI resi­ IL Fox, of Vcrmontvi'le, spent Fri­ dent* drunk. Eggleston Wurt'picked day night at John McLeod's. up as ho stopped from n train carry­ Charles Smelker, wife and daugh­ ing two market baskets filled with ter, of Freeport, are spending a few boll lea of whiskey. days with Fred Durkurt people. Mr. and Mr*. W. S. Barnum were DY STAFFORD ASAHI SENT the guests of Lanaing and Jackso i friends from Thursday till Sunday. TO JAIL FOR 30 DAYS To save some good money on winter underwear for Women, Men and Children, Blankets, Comforters, Winter Coats, Hose, Night Gowns, Rugs and Linoleums. Wc are reducing prices so extremely low, that wc don*t think we wi II have to carry anything over. ™: Blankets-Comforters ■Siyandq:”“ "EStf.” $17.98 Underwear 69c 0| 0Q t)"72l laC $1.98 $1.79 Great deductions on All Coats - ' New Spring Coats, Suits, Skirts and Jamestown” Dress Goods. ----- --------- - ---- - ---------- I Pictorial Review Patterns Hastings Sanitary Double Store ONE PRICE TO ALL FARMS FOR SALE $3,500 to $10,000 $5,000 to $12,000 OUR. SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PAY percent if left with us one year 3 percent if left six months $9,000 to $16,000 Hastings, ♦ l/our ( ♦ Resolution i That This is the Year t You are to Build-at NEW HOME . ♦ ♦ Best of all, you have wisely resolved to build not only an attractive home, but 4 ♦ one that is sturdy from cellar to attic—every stick sound and strong to ttyecore. + A home that will wear a lifetime and be a source of pride to you and your family. « ♦ J A House Can be no Better Than the Material of Which It Is Made ♦ * So you Haft JUsohsd, WEST VERMONTVILLE. That the best material is going, to make your house wear longest and look attrac* tive longest, and what is especially important—it is going to save you a world of repair, expense and annoyance. Exactly our idea, too. And all our building materials are bought on that basis—to build houses that wear and give lasting 4 satisfaction. Let us show you just the materials you want—lumber, millwork, 4 brick, hardware, paint, etc., and why. Our prices are very reasonable. $ ‘ Now Resolve to Come and See Us \ ▼ ♦ ♦ $ t Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ♦ Broadway Yard., ♦ Phone 224 Bauar B«u«r Bros. Bros. $65 per acre. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ $ 4 t E. Court St. Yard. ♦ Phone 2S4 ♦ John Snore and wife visited friends covered Residing In Building on in Hasting* Tuesday. Fair Grounds. Ernest Offley ami wife visited at frred Rickei’* near Vermontville Sunwas Jailed on Wednesday for occupy­ "*ml« ing ono of tho nffleo buihiinga nt the spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. fair ground* without permlMlnn from the official*. «« arraigned before Grace Kaiser and family. Wes Williams and wife visited Mr. Just lee Cadwallader. who sentenced him to spend 10 day* ,n ,he county Charles Cross and wife in Nashville Jail, from which Stafford had Several Saturday. daya before been released for raiding’ Mr. and Mrs. Chariot Spellman and a refrigerator, fttafford la homeless, ntee virited at 0. C. Sh^don'* In Sun­ and h<> welcomed tHe warm quarters field Sunday. ’ . , of tho Jail nnd tho meals without a Mr*. Cora Phillips and children vis­ protest. After serving his Drat sen­ ited her aunt, Mrs. Miania Utter and tence. Stafford did not know where family Thuraday in North Castleton. to go or what to do. .He. therefore, John M.ur j.r.,1 -U. vUlled .t took up hl* quarters in the bulldint George Auttln's Sunday, near Nash­ where ho wag "hatching If when smoke from the chimney led to.hl* ville. -s, detection. Mloh. MAKE up pour mind to get the Piano you need in pour home right now and then call and see the wonderful arrap of stples and different makes wecarrpforpourconvenience in makingpour selection. If it’s a Plaperpou want then pou must come here to get the best Plaper as We cairp the great "Apollo,” "Angelas and manp others. Call 4277 and tell us pou are interested. FRIEDRICH'S Grand Rapids, Michigan. �COMMISSION GOV’T IS FURTHER EXPLAINED Positively Closes Saturday NhHit THIS CITY1 WILL VOTE OH AT 9:00 O'CLOCK IT ON MONDAY APRIL SIXTH EVERYTHING IS PRICED SO LOW—SO MUCH LESS than you ever paid before, that you will always remember this sale as the time when you got what you wanted at prices that saved you MORE money than any other sale of the year. Wash Goods that sold up to aoc a yard. Consol- 7 LA A idatioD bale Price, yd I /Zu During this sale only. WEaRENOW SHOWING Spacial Grocery Bargains ./? /Yew £ine of -O\ Musical instruments VIOLINS, GUITARS, MANDOLINS, BANJOS ALSO STEEL, GUT AND SILK STRINGS. BOWS, BRIDGES, KEYS, ROSIN, PITCH PIPES, TUNING FORKS, INSTRUCTION BOOKS, MUSIC STANDS FIBER, WOOD AND CANVAS CASES. IN FACT EVERYTHING IN SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND THEIR STRINGS AND Nemo* Corsets worth *5-oo tor . -------- Best Coats Spool Cotton, Consolidation Sale Price ;6-inch Unbleached Muslin reg. 7#c quality, yard. PEKSONAL MENTION Mrs. Chas. I^chta, of Jackson, at­ tended the funeral of her grand­ ; mother. Mra. Mayy Ackley Brown. Will Severance left Sunday for Bat­ tle Creek, where he has. a position touch wjth him and advise with him In the policies of the city's work. If he proved unsatisfactory they could remove him at any time. He would be the head piece In the work, and they advisory, as la tho case in bunk and other bhalneasqa. The technical 36-inch Unbleached Muslin. 9c 'qualitf, Price, per yard 6ju© 4 Bleached Sheeting, regular 32c quality, Consulida- 07a tion Sale PriceZI U Women’s & Misses’ Coats and Suits Friday you can buy your un­ restricted choice of any cloth Coat or Suit in our store, values up to $40.00, for And Saturday, the last day of the Consolidation Sale, choice of any Suit or Cloth Coat 11-4 Blankets, gray or tan, reg­ ularly Ml.25- Consol- DQn idation Sale Price----- 00u One lot of 36-in. Silkoljnex worth 15c. Price....... I-cnox Soap. Consolidation Sale Price, 8 ban lor25c Choicest Bulk Oatmeal, Sale Price, 8 lbs for-__.25c Bulk Starch, Sale Price, 8 lb* for—--------- 25c Wyandotte Cleaner, toe sacks, bale Price------------------ 00 25c rite, Sale Price12c Perfection Baking Powder, 10c cans, Sale Price..... 04 20c cans. Sale Price8c Canned Peas, Sicco Brand; very choice, 3 cans for..26e Canned Corn, Coral Brand, Sale Price, 3 for..2 Be Choice Coffee, “Our Special" brand, fresh roasted. Sale ■ Price, per lb20C “Tea Siftings," broken leaves from choicest Japan Tea. Sale Price, per lb16c II. & E. Granulated Sugar. 22 lbs. (or01.00 ia-4 Blankets, gray or tan, gularly Mi.50. Con­ solidation Sale Price. VI A VITAL MESSAGE TO OUR over thoroughly, and ail points given full publicity; It will thCn be submit­ ted to the Governor and tho Attorney General for their approval. It is then returned to tho Common Council who will call a special election when POULTRY RAISING FRIENDS Dr. C. D. Owens, dentist, will not be hospital. Hastings between February let. id May 1st as he win be in Cuba Will be at Hasting* every Wsdneaday thereafter at hla <>l2ce in the 'Steb­ bins Block and aa many extra days as are required by bls practice on bl* return. Those from away who attended the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Chamber­ lain were her orother Hamuel Dunkley and wife, of Cedar Creek, nnd her Prompt Service jibes nnd friends In the city returned to th* Utter’s home at Dowling Tues­ day. । Mrs. Fannie Templeton, who has 1 been visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Stebbins for some time. By the Commission method we se-| poultry needs in “Poultry Wants" col­ cure to the city at largo the lame re- 1 umn next week.’ Ail .ids. are payable suits In its buslnina thnt are secured In advance st tho rate of 1 cent per In any Urge private business, or cor-; word, and no ad. Jeon than 16 cents. poratlon. and eut out the loose meth* Head our special ud. «n page 11, ea■•ds of handling city business that would not bo tokrated In any other Our own state hM llflrun under It. I Chidester. When Mr. 1 Lockwood went1 und alx or eight more to vow on It up tho stairs to tho store, his team , this Fprlng. bo we have their exam- became uneasy and ha saw that he Ro ho loaded I plo to follow, and are adopting no couldn't leave them. । tho bux Into hbi ►l<,4<h and drove < untried experiment. The Mayor of Pontiac. Mich., where home with the lot. ntion of paying! they have used the t'ommiaBton form I for two year* will, soon speak In the city on the suecess they have had. und will give hla heart ra a first hand ex­ planation of Ila success In hla city. W. It. Cook left Friday fur. De-1 troit to attend the meeting of the Michigan Press Association. Mlsa Cena Verkerkr of Grund Raptds spent the. week end at her sister’s. Mr sad Mrs. Monroe Sisson. Mrs. Job. Engelman, of Chicago, was called here tho first of the week by the death of Mra. Derby. j Roy Wilcox and mother were call­ ed to Adrian Monday by the wilous ttliMMw of Mrs. WUc:x*s mother. Mrs. A. B. Hum was in Nashville Monday and Tuesday to see her sisnr, Mrs. Copenhaver, who is 1U. PROPOSED JOHNSTOWN­ ' have a few gold fish left from our last ment. dc fish and a 36 oz. globe 15c t food per box-------------10c i globes each——mrted fish castles15c ja’ 5, 10 and 25c Store Mffliner,. Hastings, Mich. [empty box he found ’.hat it wax tilled [ । with cape. In lh<f meanUinn Mr. Chid-' [eater was mourning thn lues ot hla In Coal Delivery ADelight These Cold Days r With our equipment of four delivery wagons, we can get your order to you as prompt as you could expect and during these extreme cold days this fact ought to be of great interest to you if you need any more coal delivered. That is not allweigh out every load of ‘coal that leaves our yard and know that when we sell you a ton of coal it is a ton, and our reputation for giving honest weights makes you sure of getting what you buy. .DRAIM TURNED OOWH [caps; Mr. Mockwomi .,t the same time [was wishing thp caps were back at iMr. Chidester's store. Ho Informed Mr. Chidester vt th* mistake over lhe »yria Wanted More t mnplctc Spud-* .I telephone and brought the box back Ion EUturday morning. Both men had ' 'beat!<ui>i CouccraUig It. a good laugh over tho mMtake. The proposed Johnstowh drain pro- | Dcmocnulo Banquet, March 12. Ject was turned down by Unanimous, vote of the Joint town boards of Ii The democrats of Harry County Fill Johnstown und Assyria at Isici-y. Sat­ [hold their banquet, in Read's opera . urday. The rejection was ylue to the house on Thursday March 12. The !national speaker will be Congressman ‘Harrison qf Missouri. Governor ForIrk will also !>« (>rman|. The toastI master will be Jaiues Schermerhorn We have just received another car load of shelled corn. We. sell our own ground feed. EDMONDS BROTHERS The Elevator Men Hastings, Mloh �inter Suits After Inventory Sale SIM-' We are ready with a bigger and better display of Kuppenheimer Spring Suits. [ Men who have been pleased with our splendid showing in former seasons will find even better selections than before. Arthur Smith Of Gran,] Rapids •pant Bundar with hla parent*, itev. end Mrs. C, F. SmithuUm W...... .... Monday with relative* at Hastings. Charles Fowler want to Battle Creek Saturday after spending a week with hla daughter Mrs. D. Kunz Mias Susie Russell of Lansing spent Sunday and Monday with her mother. Mrs. Helen Rusoell. t ot the •peel# 1 revival Holiness church. They Prelt Morrill, Lambio& Co attended the Blate three children of Charlotte spent Sun- Carl Reynolds of Lansing spent Sunday with hl* pareats, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Reynolds* Friday. March 3th. beginning at nine Missionary Worker* Band will maet o'clock. There will be a delegation' at the parsonaga on Friday evening. of twenty pr more fxom Middleville, Everybody welcome. and smaller delegations from Nash­ . ■ ■ aouw ville and Grand Rapids. Rev. Geo. nicely. W. Hopkins, of Nashville, will speak Miss Paulina la taking a vacation ITtWhytcrlan Church. during tho morning hours; Rev. Gee. from her duties in Kocher * dry goods Curtiss, of Middleville, during the af- •tore and fat visiting relative* at Owossubject "The Life nnd Ministry of Chrtnt" is being given nt the morn­ ing service. Last ftupday morning to tho public. Methodist EplscoRai^thurch. Rev. Russell H. Braady. pastor. The flrift Bunday In Mnt. public worship at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Morning subject. "Homo Blumbllng Blocks In Re­ ligion.” Evening, sermon by the Dis­ trict Superintendent. Dr. J. C. Floyd. Next Bunday morning the special United Brethren Clmrcfi. Th* Bunday School Orchestra will theme Is:."Thq Life HoLlved." Oth­ er topics are: ”Hls Dlaclplo*.” "His Words.’’ "His Works.” ’The Work Ho Accomplished." "Waving Palms hood night. The chapter will meet In and Bleeding CroaA”( Palm Sunday) vices. Trusting we may have a full "His Triumph Over Death." (Easter house to worship with us. ’ . man who is a member la Invited to be Sunday.) There Is no more Inter­ Respectfully. esting and helpful subject than the C. W. Ballou, pastor. A second service will bo held each Uf* of Christ. ( LACEY ' Tho second quarterly conference Kplgcopal church. The Primary Do- । iron't forgot the necktie social at will be held in the Pastor’s Study partment of the Sunday School are.,the hall on Friday evening of this । w««k. - - ■ ■ ■ next Monday at 7:30 p. m. holding their sessions ---------- - In ••• the Manse. — ~-—-l| Carl Nickerson has been employed Tho first Lenten Recital will bo The main body of the school meets) by the Laqey Telephone Company foe In the I’arlah house.----------------------------- ।central thia yearAid No. 1 will be entertained next Mrs. KybJI FkBt la a little better ar McKay. organist at the Christian Sci­ Friday ufternooD. Feb.. 27th. at the this writing. Mrs. McCarty la taking ence Chureh. Grand Rapids, asslatcd home-of Mr. and Mra. w Thomas. W. t.y Airs. Tluodorc U Mllier. Mr Mc­ Kay plays lhe largest organ in tho city. Mrs. MJIRr is an ortlit In h:r >t,. Mrs. Garry Moore and ohlMrevx* spending a few weeks with relative* Kight hundred ticket’ a in this vicinity. Mr. Moore Is. stay­ good tlmo with **l<: ing with hla people gt Bellevue until consisting 'of an envelujie ticket, home of Mr. and Frost last he recovers from hla lltnraa. which must be presented at tho dour, Blelghlnads from all directions in which you arc asked 'to place not Miss Hampton's claw enjoyed n leas than five cents, and not more •lelghrlde aiid u line time al the home gathered at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller for dinner Friday. Col* -I_ _ I-. ___ .__ of Mr. and Mrs. A. Clyde Brown last l«.-llnn (Ton Wednesday evening. John Chamberlain went home last Thursday as he was too sick to teach Baptist Church. Thursday night mld-wcck prayer ford mure. Tho tickets will bo given and prata* service out Sunday, und then if any remain, Bunday school, Several slclghloada of our people they may bo secured from Allas Bis­ worship. 11:30. tho dance at Sawmill lake son. at tho BANNER office. Music by choir. tho j attended Wedne^lay night, and had such No Junior I-eagxtc and catechism , good tlmo that they went again F this week Thursday on account of the Missionary Supper. All report a flno time. opening moCAIH/TON. ' Wesleyan Methodist Church. Gospel menM. J. Madder, pastor. Tuesday evening cottage Ruben Wilson has bought the Fred Bump farm on the south town line. pastor. 335 W. Center Street. Wesley Pew Is visiting his cousin at Wednesday afternoon. 2:00. Ladles Aid Society meet* with Mrs., Curveth Grand Haven. William Silcox, of Allegan, formerKong and Bible study Tuesday eve- Skillman; <2« E. Court St. y nJ. oh,0< •”d nn old school mate the pastor of tho Baptist Church of W. W. McKlbbln, surprised tho latter by driving In to hb place about please nolo the change of phone number from that printed In tele­ eight o’clock Saturday night. 'They phone book. The ebrreet number Is Trade at Home. Get Married. Live Simply. Carry Life Ins. Pay the Cash. Keep an Expense Account. Cut Out the Luxuries. Have a Bank Account. Bank the Savings. Good advice if we did give it free. Can yon follow it? Yon can with our help. It will only take one dollar to open an account at our bank. - Begin today. We pay 3%‘ intereit com­ pounded semi-annually. Hastings National Bank, The OHy (UtiMil Bink le Barry County MICHIGAN. 75c Marshall. The Inventory was taken Monday. George MeWhs 1* repairing the Wolcott Hous* and will put in quite a pact soon to have an A No. 1 hotel. Claud Marshall of Charlotte .pent Sunday with his parent*. Mr. and Mra Chris Marshall. 37c $2.98 19c . Wool Blankets $10.00 Blankets now $6.98 $6.00 Blankets now $4.29 $5.00 Blankets now $3.59 $4.25 Blankets now $3.15 $4.00 Blankets now $2.98 Outing Flannel* Underwear Ladies* end Men's single piece Underwear. $1.00 values now_______ 79c 50c values now-___39c 25c values now_____ Women’s Pony Coats worth up to $8.50 Lidits' and Misses' Black and Colored Coals and Suits at Vi Price $25.00 $20.00 $18.00 A liberal assortment $17.00 to select from. $16.75 $15.00 An assortment of $12.50 Ladies* and Misses’ $10.00 Coats, your choice I now $12.50 now $10.00 now $9.00 now $8.50 now $8.38 now $7.50 now $6.25 now $5.00 Terms of Sale Cash or Produce SUGAR OFFER Furs J. T. Pierson ■ v-.u-oiu nuu mt. ana Airs. w. A. ,Mt Saturday evening with Mr -F.,1 MrI, —— —• . —~ ... ....I.... U, invar wedding anniversary and left a beauIlSnl -in ai.L___ _■*. Edward Bannon of Detroit Is visit­ ing hla uncle. John Calay ■Mrs. Jennie Kila of Kalamo visited " **“ ‘ Vance Saturday “A . e_______________________ -w -- _____ George Wellman spent the latter part of last week at Thornapplc lake. Mre. Eleanor Blration and son. Walter Boll were at Grand Rapids last Thursday to see a doctor In re------ _ "I. .VU ,n a serious condition. ' Ralph Kaufman of Li using was a guest at J. K. Burgmsn'a over Sun­ day. Mrs. H. G. Halo wax nt Grand Horn to Mr. nnd AWs. Fred Wot- Rapids Saturday and Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oui Morganthaler of —W. aiuui.x- ana Mrs. v. r. Maple Grove called at Will Glbaon’a Wilkinson spent Wednesday of List Sunday afternoon. • week at Charlotte. Mrs. George Morgan I* nicely set­ Ed. Reynolds of 1-ansing spent tled In her little house on Sherman Kt. Sunday with his parents. Mr. und The freshman class of the high school were entertained at the home seventy-fifth anniversary of his of Irving Ackett Wednesday evening. mother's birthday. Chris Marshall, LL*1<- Cortrlght. i*Mt,Triday evening six couple Floyd Wnison and Clifford Brooks from hero attended tlx, dancing party were visltbre at the high school Monat Vermontville and coming back five % to x/z Off HASTINGS MICHIGAN FREEPORT PYIHIAIS CELEBRATE The Sir Knights of PythUs and famliir:i of the Freeport Lodge en­ joyed a delightful evening In Ware's Hall. Thursday night In honor of their llftlrth anniversary. Al 7:30 o'clock they partook of a sumptuous threecourse iianquel prepared by the ladles of tho Helping Hand Society. After which they listened to the opening ode. aung by the K. of 1*. chorus. They responded to nn eijcorc with “Tho Old Kentucky Home.’’ Thia was whieh he sang tn a very pleasing of Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Smith came In manner. Following this, Hlr Knight with well filled baskets for a IllHe 10 mova “nd the driver scream­ ed "Jump." The young people got out nt -t-l-K r. .i.- |Furs Off CAMPBELL. L> T. Norcut and family attended Wednesday and Friday evenings. Lumen ulc, of Alma, is visiting at !hi« uncle's. John Nickeraon's. ,Mose Ringler and wife, of Lake Odessa are moving in with Fred Darby. John Eggerman, of Nashville, has been spending a few cays with his brother. R. M. Eggerman and family. Hasel Geiger, of Clarksville, spent Friday night until Sunday evening at Elisha Strong’s. Henry- Norcutt and wife were in Grand Rapids Monday. A sleigh load of children from Lake Odessa called at Walter Livingston’s Saturday afternoon. Mra. Phebe Darby died very sudden­ ly Monday morning. Mrs. M&e Tobies is on the gain. JUBILEE chureh at Lake Odessa coming — : —w.hi-.iv., w'meri and son have mored to luttls CrnAk Virgil Kidder visited his mother at Vermontville Monday. “Lucss Kidder of Vermontvlilo viaHad rslaUven here last week. Muw iielvia. Beebe wag at Grand Rabid* MondZy. .u“"a H. W. Wafrath was at Hastings last values values values values values values values values 30 lbs. H. & E. Sugar for $1.00 with$10.00 other goods purchased 25 lbs. H. & E. Sugar for $1.00 with $5.00 other goods purchased 24 lbs. H. & E. Sugar for $1*00 with $4.00 other goods purchased 23’ ,e lbs. ” H. & ** ° E. °Sugar '* for ' $ 1.00 wj(h $3.00 other goods purchased 22 lbs. H. & E. Sugir for $1.00 with $2.00 other goods purchased 21 lbs. H. & E. Sugar for $1.00 with^$1.00 other goods purchased 20 lbs. H. & E. Sugar for $1.00 100 lbs H. & E. Sugar for $4.75 This offer applies in all departments. Produce same as cash. HIGH BANK. the people of Freeport and his atten- Every lov^r of liberty should make -— —mu u*iu carnc QUIMBY. It a point to read tha sermon of Rev. tearing through and although muffs, Tho Ladles Aid Society will be hold It. II. McKim. D, D.. rector of the Epiphany. Waahlng... uur'ui.u one or ho subject. “Why we the young ladles was nearly buried In are Invited. A big sleigh load from this vicinity the enow all reached homo O. K.. al- i attended the l>ox social aS laikc View oration from Itonie.' though badly oca red. with only the School llouso Feb. 20th. and enjoyed oaa of a rubber belonging to one of a fine lime. the young ladles. Mrs. ii»K of Vermontvllie vl here Uat Friday. about seven 'o'clock. Itad In the village i«*t HalnrS^. **** Kittle Melnlooh spent Friday even­ ing In ilnatingv. tho guest of MJss Mrs. Nancy Calkins of Quimby via- Edger and attended her class party. -- — v.u wu>ll ul Ik” Jill. «»> «•••. Harry Wilcox wu* an over Sunday Carlton township. . McKibbln was taken with a George Scott und wife attended the hard chill Monday night and us a annual meeting of the Rural Corners consequence is not quite as welL We Association Feb. 23rd, and report a hope that It is only the effects of this good time. severe weather and that he will soon MlM Mabel Shorten of North Himtbe on the gain again., Levi Hickman of John Fleming and .Mary Ann«mlth are on the sick list, as the result of 2:30 p. m. Rev. Floyd, district super­ bad cold*. Arthur Kidder intendent Is expected to be present. Tuesday morning was another cold one. the thermometer registering It G. Murray spent Sunday below xero, but according to lhe weather man wo are due to have rein lotto. Grange. March a^lDH. this week. Must be that something •Mr, and Mrs. L. (*. DaBolt and L'nnundrunu. by all. Ji has gone wrong with those conlroll- daughter Eva. Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce lutuumonlal music. James LapcesHlng planets. j BhOWaller an* llul. «..n ... . An AnnouMimwit lucre*** of Divided. Eight-Day Final Clean Up on Women’s Coats, Suits, Skirts, Children’s Coats, Dresses and Furs. All 25c Gloves & Mittens Sale Price Colored Outing Flannels, per yard, 5c* 6c and 8c One Prloo Clothiers Road to Success Specials Men’s $1.00 Gloves and Mittens Sale Price Ail 50c Gloves & Mittens Sale Price Don’t forget the big reductions we are making on all Winter Merchandise. HASTINGS, Herbert friends Come and see the many particularly attractive models for men of conserv­ ative tastes, as well as our smart models for young men. - THE CHURCHES | Mm. Mr. and Mra. Henry Biddeiman and thar'all were glad to have him with son Forest spent Tuesday with Mr. them again. He spoke with hla usual and Mrs. Vroaman in Nashville. Mra. George Crunk is on the sick list. remembering and practicing. Mr. and Mra. George Skidmore and Maude Sisson closed the prog family spent Sunday with their sun . Heart.” She responded to >i hearty Ernest and family. Our High Bank music teacher. Miss encore. This closed an evenings pro­ gram that will lung be remeinbcrei; . Mary Ickes has a progressive class of musical students in Maple Grove. by those present. The L. A. S. of the U. B. Church will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. solth'bownTT Clarence Grohe, Monday. Glendon Silsbee, of Hastings, spent Sunday at Henry Bcdleman's. Mr. and Mrs. Nate i*uracll and II. Gosch nnd family were in IlM- daughter Be mere went to Lake City Saturday to visit Mra. Purcell's broth­ er. They expect to return Tuesday. Col Henry Bidletnan cried lhe F. era' Institute in Grand Rapids Mon­ Palmatier sale near Nashville Tues­ day. Harr,’ Lang Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Willetts entertained William Mishler und family called Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ickes and daugh­ on Jxiweli friends Monday. ’ ter Mary. Mr. and Mra. Oliver Ickes Babbitt. Riegler A Co, purchased a and daughter Martha one day this horse of Klmon Pender Saturday. week. Godfrey Sindel called on James Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bidletnan spent Pardee'und wife Wednesday. Wm. Mishler and wife attended the!। Thursday in Hastings, the guests of the --------former s *• parent*. reunion ui J. Mishler s Sunday. - ’— • „ •• , O. Pardte. 8. Pender arid C. BeneMr. and Mrs. Herbert Calkins unil diet have each purchs*ed a silo. children Kenneth and Vonda, spent Mrs. Henry Wlthey of Hastings | Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Eugene KnAn. i. u *. _.1.^ ■ _ , r-—11.1 — _ Should the Popular Song Ho Con- ,UMri,.uuil°M~ndpnn^1t-l‘!.“> Bong. Gratia seiner. Hhould the Btate of Michigan En­ u,»i“rd courage By u Money Reward tho Building of Consolidated Hehoals of Twelve Grades? General discussion, led by A. G. Hathaway. SOUTH CASTLETON ANO MAPLE Flower March. GHOVE. Study of Boll Fertility. Twenty-seven of Mr. and Mra. Mary Krbhrwitnr. I-ecturer. Chester Smith’s friends gavejhem n Mra. . HIJks Endsley visited her mother at HastirigH last week. very pleasant party at their home. A Winter Couglt. Sitae Ussle Higdon ap«nt Bunday A stubborn, annoying, depressing Saturday evening, on tho occasion nt at her brothaFs. G«rSo Higdon'a in cough hangs on. racks the body, Mr. and Mra. Smith’s eleventh wed­ -X"Julia Lathrop vlHltad her aunt I weakens tho lungs, and often leads to ding anniversary. Mrs. McBeth, Mra. Harry Fuller King's New Discovery gives rellaf. and Httlo Irene Harmon spent the Henry D- Sanders, of Cavendish. VL, week end at Roy Basset’s. was threatened with consumption, af­ ' Sterling and Mamie Deller attended ter having pneumonia. He writes: the literary society at Nashville Fri­ School IH.r_rv t-'ri.l.v . "Dr. King's New Discovery ought to day at Frank Berry'* at Nashville. be In every family; It la certainly tho Mrs. James McPeck of Stony Point Grand Rapids Monday. beat of all medlclqes for coughs, colds • 'pp’W. PurnlM *• Uraud liau- or luug trouble-” Good for children's spent from Wednesday till Sunday the Ids Tueadav and Wednesday**" * ‘ coughs. Mono) back If not satlstlsd. guest of Ned Hick*. Mr. and Mrs. John l->kaspaot Mon- Fries 50c. and 11-30. Recommended* (lu V n'lft. I I. a. I — ■ a. . Uy Carveih * Ht eb blns and A-^2- Mul­ Burton and Mlaa Ruth mothers at Dowling. holland. —Adv. ■wim tiimstead PLEASjVNT iudge. Lum Olmstead or of your your city dty spnnt sptmt ■* hi* daughter Mrs. Lydia McIntyre. Mr. and Mra. Boice and Alton Wood •pent Sunday at Alonzo Wood's <mi town line. Mrs. Lute Kiunc is getting along as well as can be expected after week* of suffering. MctbodUi Minister R-yonimctnls Minn.. worthy of trial In toughs and croup.’* Uln’s Cough Itefliedi are . onrtdsnl you wil caslou �SMOKY ROAD ITEMS. All TUnj?| " O|car Flory visited friends neAr|"*’1- ,nu®1 I-1 BOOSTERS HAVE0H6ANIZED Vermontville Sunday. MIBatEVtllE CHAUTAUQUA mount For securli l-:ntcrtalnnw0i Otre-BuAerfR IM* Than ThmeTiphUtr Tho -Mnidicvilin CkautamtM* tillage caltlng visiting Wrfk on old friend* tico at S:00 P. M.. F< bz l*ih . and completed their organisation, J»r the election of nfflceiK as foU<>w«s jrre*.. W. B. NeUon: B<-c.. W» <». Trea*.. «. n. Whitmore. 'Th* office re relative talttee. Mongol to him. On Wednesday thn eontrar son ticket* now. in order to have money In the treasury to meet thlic, unit other bill*, thnt might.arise. This amount wu« over-*ul#<-ribeil in leas than three minute* Showing the feelins raninne 'Ihoiwt’nf the bualnr** Harold Otto waa confined lb hla ■me the peat few day* by illneaa. uvlng Saturday evening for the M. . (7. to aguln take up hi* work. gliint benefit, both socially and in­ tellectual iy. theurfThe ditto is nut fixed ns yet, but fW'trial will be no doubt In August. The price of reason tickets will be 01.00 Z. J. Townwind returned Friday eyeoliiK from Knl.tmnsoo, where he had been Ih attendance to tho Hard- thus showing thn Inter* ready manifested.' MIDDLEVILLE PYTHIAMS John Thornton had thn good for­ tune to catch h 10H pound pickerel In tho Coldwater River on Friday. F, L Carpenter of Grand Rapid*. lodge member* went to Grand Rap­ id- on Monday together with several ihr^work W4« put bn hi the Powers opera houre, there living about loo taking the work. W<- hear the wedding bell* are about to ring for another of our buiine«* men. We will mention no names al thl* time. Membership In Fraternity. vllle, I* one of the thing*' that Mid* dlcvllle Is prnud of. It I* composed of the to-at clllsena “for <0 lie .1 Knight n tnan must- lie n good clll> sen. nnd being a KnJght make* n !»etler clllren of a man," of Middle­ ville and vlclnljr. When the call w.ia Issued for earn lodge to celvliratn tho 50th anniversary of the founda­ tion of the order, a committee wa» named to have tha work Ih charge. md faith- The Knight* of Pythias Lodge went 1 bountiful oyster supper, to whlcn to Grand Rapid* Monday. 47 ntronx. ill Bcemcd to do ample Just be. Card had. To show their appre.-i.ith.n of the Mme, several of the friend* sign­ ed up application* und several will their effort*. (lay night' nnd will" try und continue their order hft-r, n* some of them are tarrying Insurance In the order nnd feel thut It J* up to them to at least keep thHr order alive. It wa» once a large and prosperoB* lodin-. ni one " ra .v* .... i.i.ra. ■ .. Several from here attended the pio­ neer meeting In Caledonia on Monday and report a fine lime and good _- - — ...... m. .I, vm.u m a ar. •Jonncox. from .Kent county, who will tf.k.K ... ------lhe winter. All lhe way fre in SO below «ero In reported. CASE VIEW. .nJ- “d,MSCh.Hl» ud ckUdijn rf M.pl. Grave Mr. , Mra. Henry Althouse and daughter of SridF^.rtr?ct’ BI,ent Sunday with t rank Chariton and wife. Mra. Osa Lewis of Hastings spent from Wednesday until Friday with relatives at this place. The L. A. S. at Mra. Wm. Cogswell Pwffj3- K75. 11 !dU,^-RcJa Covell is on the sick IlsL Dr. Snyder was called to see her. .•“W •* the school house waa ^nded. Proceeds, $13.30. A sleigh load from this place took a sleigh ride to Hastings Saturday evening and spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Manning. All had ■ good time in spite of the weather. . Ixitlia-Judson visited friends in|"'» ite Grand Rapids from Thursday until ’’ Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jean McFarland of Kalamazoo visited at John Mead'n ।property tn w»U, will I-- lnterc*ted In 1 • Saturday forenoon. tthl* X**U*. Arthur Meade of near Nashville, Mr. Benham la uh experienced Reul visited hia.hrother, John Meade Sat- IEstate man, and a very *uecc*aful bite. When he was In the bu»lnea* In thl* unlay. Abraham Fariie visited his daugh- ' ter, Mra. Smith, of Hastings Saturday. Thoma* Rodebaugh and family of Stony Point visited Sylvester Curtis । and fatnijy Tuesday. Grand Rapid* on Munday evening. A special acaalon of the lodge was held under apechil dispensation* on Fri­ day tn complete the formal part of tho work. Tho K. of I". “Rmoker*'' have long stood out a* one of the thing* worth attending. In thia village, but nil are Farm or City Property ce*a. The Hastings Buick Co. with n . full lino of Hoick car* gave motor qunlHy «n«l durability in thews lire*. ing* Poultry Association, the followbig were elec.tad offk-ers for the i-n.*itIng year: Kraeraon Edger, president: Rodney framer, vice-president: I. N.I Winter*. *<s rotary; Albert Ilcramer. treasurer; Kite Fisher, auporintenff«-nt. The member* of lhe agettullve eommltt'-c are: J. Henry. R. Cramer. In April. ’ I I have the facilities for disposing of vour property in the BEST WAY and to YOUR BEST ADVAN­ TAGE. The Rea! Estate business it MY BUSI­ NESS. I have no other. I KNOW HOW. Through my long experience in the Real Estate Business, I am in constant touch with a large number of pros­ pective buyers. It may he that YOUR FARM will he iiist the one wanted. I can SELL IT to BETTER ADVAN­ TAGE than you can. All that I will charge you is a very small per cent. If you want to sell, write me about it, or better still GALL AND SEE ME. Do it today. Let’s co­ operate. | , C. B. Benham Residence & Office 118 North Broad way Baby won't suffer five minute* with I GUY’S CORNERS. the birth nf Georg.- Washington, the croup if you apply Hr. Thomas’ Ec-1 Mr. and Mrs. Wnf. Guy and son ilnya of *01 and "(t, of Abraham Lin­ lectio <»ll at once. It acta like mAgk-; I Howard spent Thursday with Mr. and coln, and the ho>» who so valiantly —Adv. -a U BtlXMEl! their SOtTliWFXT MAPLE GROVE. ■■ .... air*. Florence Walton, for the paat week. Byron Moody la absent from adhool aa he la alek with chickenpox. Two Jolly alelghloada from here uttended the L. A. R. i«t Geo. Miller'* In Johnstown last Friday. . >Mra- George Hnlch nnd Will Che­ ney from near Quimby were here to attend the funeral nf Henry Raich flundny. Mr*. Kate Walton Ja.ntjt lmpr<*vif>g n» fn*t a* her friend* "wfth ah* -wfla. Mr*. W. Harding und aon Will and Mr. nnd Mr*. I*>c t^iphnm of Manic Grove Center visited Mr. nnd Mr*. Bert Hording Rundav. Warren fllanton left /or S.-*pr, Cal.. ln«t Saturday where he wilt visit hla alster. Mr*. Lnulnc Knlffln, and other relative*. ------ J — • Mr.- and Mrs. Wm. Bivens spent were wholly of the imtlonnl color*. A Thuraday with their daughter, Mrs. portraiture of-.Washington nnd bust of Lincoln occuph-d the i-ceepllon Ray Brooks, in Kalamo. room und parlor, Thrj-e large table* Mra. Dayton Smith spent the lat­ were ret In tha living nnd dining ter part of last week in Hastings. room*, which were laden with many I Mrs. Sherman Ayres visited her good thing* for a bounteouJ repast. <tf daughter, Mrs. Glenn Hill, in Maple which It 1* noodle** to r*A' uli par-j .—I. V—Thine room* were’ Grove Thursday. During the din-! Mr. and Mr*. Sherman Ayres arc tastefully de rejoicing over vver a little iivvic granddaughter, .. Itueh and daughwho will answer to the nartic of Doria Doris II ter furnished mu*i<-. Mr. Bush with 11:11 ’ th.- violin and Ml»> Itu-li at the dLiiio. Margaret. Hill. ;.-w»cr*i x-irc-ironis <4 tn*s no and some thnt mode th, RAGLA DISTRiT. l der .n.r.irtr; Ernest Kenyon moved his family to(. n hous ehold gooils and stock last Thurq-|r,u^ t‘ht.; ~'7d” mrr’irVp "thetr’'ree7' day and is now settled in hut new ^m. Ju Wardell >,»<■ Mr*. Van Kthome, one mile north of the Rogera »•* >■» w..—. s.-hool house, and one and a half mile.* west, where you wi’l find him ready to entertain any of his old friends and neighbors who desire to call. Rolla Fox moved part of his goods nnd soiun. other foreign countrie* from Middleville, on nra larm he re­ which Mr. and Mr*. Bauer visited <>n cently bought off E. A. Kenyon, last thelg trip around the world. Thl* talk *m well rvcelv. .1 nnd appreciated ThursdayRobert Walters and family of Hastingr. visited his brother. John Walters i< h Wan du.- to Mra. Van Etten nnd wife of Car'ton, Sunday. untiring effort* in notifying and NORTH NASHVILLE. J. W. Noyes waa at Maple Grove Tuesday on business. Clarence Bacheller has returned from Pontiac, where he visited his son Gailc and family. Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wotring, a six pound son. Mra. W. 1. Marble went to Grand Rapid* Friday to viail her daughter. Miss Mabel over Sunday. Mrs. J. L. Miller went to Sandusky,. Sarifiac county, Fritlay, called there by the death of her brother, William Emery. Mr. and Mra. Curiis Pennock/ of Maple Grove, were guests of the lat­ ter’s uncle and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith, Thuraday. Hiram Coe and family attended th* funeral of their grandchild, Harry McClelland at Barryville, Thursday. Omar Beard of Bangor is visiting his sister, Mrs. Bov Knoll. Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Knoll vhited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rockwell, of Kalamo, Sunday. • The people of this neighborhood and vicinity met at the Feighner schoo' house Friday evening and organised a Grange. . Jacob Hackathorn of St. Joe, was parried February 14 to a young lady pf Benton Harbor. Mr. Heekathorn was formerly of Nashville. Mis* Ada Noyes who is still under quarantine for scarlet fever wishes to thank her teacher, Mira Ha<»cr, her rchoolmate* und frien&s for the valen­ tines she received. are aware tho *’Bo>»" who fought so nobly mid allot und shell, nnd the their hn.-lmnd* by giving un :z .-SAOV SCHOOtS WITH VICTROIA Student* With TliU line Means of.tho hotila the '.-indents will be aldo to | supplement their atudlea by llrtetilng 1 t<> masterpiece* of musical compostti»n played on a vtctroU which the club mefnlter* are planning to pur-' ehoae with fuffd* in the treasury. 311**' Meier ha* for some time been using' German record* for aasixtlrfg hrri clnasea In German In acquiring prop-1 er pronunciation. A vlqtrola will also be a valuable addition to lhe depart-' tnent of music. Unless one is In touch with center* I m heard—and then at a cost prohibitive1 to many—a great portion ' world'* culture------- •“ to hear the production* the •etahirr. Kngland. Aug. ». 4*<C. ———-------- oer* 1* liege of When 33 year* of ax* he c.ip>e tn To learn their America, Mon coming to Burry Co. Mich., where he hna slnre resided. F<-llou*lilp Club I>lM*n*M*H them again and again, Ju»t ns the - ... .... ..... llnH rnuurrii the City Park. much suffering canned by a cancer on Tils longue: and death came nn a . The Fellowship Club of the Presbjr- ■ ............ • ...... URr orotnrr After lhe usual who live In England, one niece nnd two nephew*. beside* other relative* announced by Mr. Andy Hum. Rev. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. and friend*. Funeral eervlcek were 51. Grigsby ■ung: "The King of the Tkere will be a box and fish pond held nt the Evangelical church Sun­ •or*1 <1 U. horn, of H.yr. Tlraho, day. Feb. !!. conducted by Rev. J. j. Deep Am I." anil responded with nn encore. "Out of the Lleep;" Str*. Friday night Marshall and burial In Joy Cemetery. Grigsby accompanist. 3lr. Leland Mr nn.t .......__ A sleigh load from this vicinity at­ Holl)- drllghteil the club With.two tended the Rebekah lodge Friday night at Nashville. Eleven candidates The ImproveMlw I.lxxlc Rmlth . of Dowling I* j were initiated and closed with a ban­ of the City ■pending several day* with hrr brothquet. . I. . , . and Almon Sheldon at­ ••* Jame* and family. Jack Hinckley I* conOned tn hi* th,. tended Grange Saturday at Vermont­ Henre rZuehT.n. . nn . Show ville. r’ The *entlment reemed to Mrs. Jennie Andrews visited Mrs. here fl^ndav m hhI uncled funeral of br to encourage tho laulle* when they Lmma Herrington -Thursday. The revlv.l m .tine. t. > ran •ollcll the fund* for the Park. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Ray Gould and the day nliht. • T’’Ur"'le,h.,r,, i' c 00k played, ' ' two line “ ' piano /owner. father, also Mr. and Mr*. . .. ........ — HI* second number waa MIMan Andrews spent Sunday at Ralph Hawthorne wn* home from entitled: "High Flies the CTnne." The*. Egner** in West Bellevue. 5lc**r*. Mercer and Bryant favored v *r‘ ?U1,'h Weatberbe, nf the club with two splendid cornet over Sunday. vcrmontville, visited the latter's par­ Fifteen team* are drawing the ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Almon Sheldon Thursday and Friday. wood for the church today. Tuesday., committer, consisting of Mr. nnd Mra. <«>it and other rois­ AIvv^nTv*1 lli3 ter sad Plymouth. «* ADVB." Kead For I AUCTION SALE On account of III health I have rente* my farm and win quit farmlnt, and will have an auction sola to dUposo of my personal property, at my place known as the rdd ‘Iota Hinchman term,- twn miles west of Dowllnt end throe end one-half miles north of Banflold, on section 32. Baltimore township, on Wednesday, March 4th, 1914 Commencing at 9 o’clock sharp, and win Mil the following described property. HORSES a Sows, <lu<- Apr. 15. 35 Shoots, about 3 months old.' 00 Good Plymouth Rock hens. Black gelding. coming 4 years 01<l. weight HAY, GRAIN, ETC. Dark iron gray mare. 5 years Ohl. weight 1530. Dark iron gray mare, 4 years old. weight 1320. ' ., Brown mare coming o years old, weight 13S0. (These 4 horses are extra good: > Hay gelding, coming 13. weight *300. Hay gelding, old. weight 1200. Bay marc, c oming 13, weight 1509. 20 Tons good hay, part clover, part timothy. About 3 loads good oat straw in barn. 200 Bundles stalks in stack. 500 Bundles-stalks in barn. Some drill com in Imrn. 200 Bushels oats. 2 Good loads l>ean pods. 9 Bushels June clover seed, good and clean. Bushel .yellow dent seed com, shelled. Bushel white dent seed com, shelled. 5 Bushels little white ^eed beans. CATTLE. Cow. Jersey and purham,' 5 years pld, Hrfe March to. • 1 Durham cow. 4 years old. Iresh last Dec. I Durham cow, 7 years old. fresh last Dec. \ Durham cow. 8 years old. fresh last Dec. Roan Durham. 3 years old. due May 15. Roan Durham. 3 years old. due io May. Durham bull, 2 years old. 2 Durham heifers, coming in. 2 Steers,- coming 3 years old. fair beef. • 3 Durham steers, coming 2 years old. 4 Durham steers. 1 year old. 2 Durham heifers, i" year old. 3 December calves. • . SHEEP ANd HOGS. 34 Shrop ewes. 3 to 5 years old, lamb Mar. I5. 20 Shrop ewes, 3 to 5 years old. lamb Apr. to. 2 Shrop bucks. 2 Thoroughbred Poland China brood sows, due April 10. Hot Lunch at Koon. Stock hog. Set ol.heel-chsln harneo. 1,4 inch, new. Set of heel-chain harness, 1', inch, good condition. Set l>ack pad liarhe**, l,l< inch, good condition. Light driving hanitaa, rubber trimmed, nearly new. Donble harness, old. Single harness. Jackson wide tire wagon and box complete. Narrow tired wagon and box complete. Top baggy. Farm track, nearly new. Road cart. Double buggy, good condition. Stock rack, II fed. Hay rack and stock rack, 14 feet. 10 foot bay rake. Stock rack, "Jj feet wide, U fret long. McCormick corn binder. Champion mower,3 ft. Cui. liny tedder. Oliver plow. , Bean puller. Jf-Twrae cultivator. Single cultivator, fair Belknap sleigh*. 3 tank heater*. Sharpie* cream *e|*irator No. 3 Corn shcllrr. Grindstone. Fanning mill. Scalding kettle, i! Ztl-foot ladiler*. - barrels cider vinegar. Jewel heating stove No. 3». nearly new. Small beating stove, Fartand Oak. Jauge upholstered parlor chair. Iron bed and spring. Bet dining ch*ir». Union churn No. 8. Other articles not mentioned. Shelter for Horses If it Storms. There will be no by-bidding. thing will be sold. Every­ Terms of Sale: Over tliat amount 7 months time will be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No goods to be removed until settled (or. tlnuea In uinliminlahad volume. Stock aiuwly. The M.lume of money being brought Into Railroad. Public Utility and Industrial ent*rprl*c« through :---- . . 'I'prwwo «** era plentiful employment for labor, ko.k> geucral hurinem and further advances In stock price*. ' EAST BARRY. Mr*. Jennie Searle* and. Mra. A. P. w«tey I” Battle Creek last! STONEY POINT. Mra. Hortense Payne starts this, Mr. and Mr*. William Town arc eUyfng at Frank Town’s. They have Monday 'morning, for California, to hired out to Max Eicholx for the year. make an extended visit with her Bert Searles is viiiting at F. E. brother, who is in poor health. Mra. James McPeck and twin babies "Tnknrt " * .S'Y’f? °{ Battle Creek, spent from Thuraday until Sunday with relatives in Maple Grove and Visited his parent* Suncay. . I Dowling. 1ft^°C,C ,lDJi 1m,ukI11 oul (’eorKe | Mr. and Mra. Horace Curtis, of Knowles* youngest child is Woodland, and Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Rodebaugh visited their mother, Mrs. Sylvester Osborn last Sunday. She , is quite seriously ill. NOTHEAOT KALAMO. Pott* and Mra. Semalva Carr play given at the U. B. church1 of Frank Thomapple, spent Wednesday with Wednesday evening was a sucrowd airenA.,1 Mr “d Mrt Charles Me»d. Af large crowd attended. mvl* faT^JJ^hta Mr' daughters, GertMawhidl'thiB ^k nide “d Arlic' «lt«Dd*d the funeral of a relative hi Carlton last, Thun- even though It la "canned." la bring tjaed in many public achoola to cdu.i-ute Ih* inuslcnl tastes of the student* und to off*, t tha deplorable effect of many foolish r.ig-tlm* Jingle*, which Real Estate and Investment Broker Phone 472 Hastings, Midi. XMVM UaNKVn«—— THEY GET RESULTS. Bay grilling. coming 14. weight 1.15°- MOVEMENT TO PROVIDE Through , I WANT TO LIST YOUR SATURDAY A BRAND SUCCESS many people taking advantage of the ‘opportunity to investigate tho Buick car thoroughly. The. itiiatlngw Btrtck Co. have tuken the agency for Miller Tires in 'Barry County and Saturday alone they gold and Jlwt over jfiOO worth. They are giving CARLTON CENTER. The L. A. S. will meet with Mrs. ।aril to cp.operate with him Frank Clark Wednesday, March •}. lheir । forma with him. Read hla advartlxi-nii'ntjp thin Issue 1There will be a good program. AU are invited. , ' W. B. Pew left Monday to spend the Week with relatives in Muskegon. IHAPPY BATHEBING OF Mrs. J. Johnson of Hastings ha* THE B. A. R. AHO W. R. 0. been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Covert. Mra. Jay Carpenter received word' Monday morning of the death of her; aunt, Mrs. Darby, of Clarksville. I Mrs. M. Steele is on the sick list nt i . On Saturday, February !l«t. about this writing. jone hundred of'the G. A. R.. W. R. C. Chas. Austin is laid up with the Lind neighbors gathered at tho home Mr U_. , ■ H U«w. Gripp, , , - ------------------- -- ■ BUICK AUTOMOBILE SHOW PROPERTY TO SELLI CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Charles Pexley, near Bellevue. temper of the Knight* nnd visitors >Uch Edna Bresent Tim re.Uy .evening. Tnlght had Invited 11 friend, p-hom he thought would make a good Knight. iypl a line program of music. this grout domain. The M. C. train ■was held until 11 p. m., m'that the Ursa-crowd could the nnlsh of the work, and while the extremely coM night made it rather disagreeable to ■hWax.""'"4 ","d*’rL, 10 HAVE Canl of TluuUar—We heartily thank our n.-Uhbora and friend*.’Mi-, and Mr*. Mcombar and their em­ RcwolutJoii*. ploye* fur their act* of klnuncss and Whereu Iteath ha* entered our mldM and taken from our Do Good tlrlgiby for hta corn torn ng to other* Club 11 l>cloved member. Mr*. Henrietta Altoft. th<<refore'be It Loutau Anderson. Reaolved. That we a* member* of CYRUSProprietor P. LARABEE COL. W. H. COUCH COL. ROSS BURDICK A. L. CAMPBELL W. DELANO, Auctioneers CLSRKS. loth. memory Resolved. That u* an orgunlxatlon we extend to the bereaved relatives, especially to the sorrowing husband. Mr. Robert Altoft. and the slater, Mrs. UIU McQueen. «ur heartfelt sympathy, and the appreciation of the beautiful life she has lived among dftu8tlter> Mrif. oluliona bo mo: Io th* b«r«av«a hus­ band and *t*tcr, to the pre** tor pub. Hcatlon. and that tboy bo apread up­ Charlotte Impor* blood run* you .down— on bur club record*. • ’ makw you an «**y victim tor organic Mr*. Loola Wood*. L'» diMSM* Burdock Blood Bitter* tfurMra. Kitt I*- Sprague, W unit* llfle* the blood—eurea th* e»n«— Mr*. Rroialp Wondman, Commuter. Dear Patron*:—Jt I* al such time n> thl* u,.,: word* fall to expf-eoa the feeling* of the heart. But will •>>'. I received Und accepted with much ph--o.nr.- jour elegant gift, n fur coat; lirat, bevuuae It I* ono of great Value to me. which I highly prlxe; also liecauae it corns* to me a* a tok•n of your appreciation of >n>' effort* «lncc 1 have hud the pleasure of Ing you with your dally tmlf. will ever be rtmembored with ing* of the highest regard and st " “’W. Burdat Lichty. This Is Good For $1.00 Cut this out and bring it to the studio and it will apply as $1.00 in cash on any frozen Photos. This means you will get 1 dozen $2.00 Photos for $1.00 or 1 dozen $2.50 Photos for $1.50, or 1 dozen $3.00 Cabinet Photos for $2.00 and so on down the line This is a special good for 10 days only. Roland E. Green The Photographer Hastinga, Michigan • �♦ al. rm-00 i♦ i A ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ j estern Barry ♦ Mail Order Houses Beaten CRR8ST. k I" (pending Owing to the badly drifted roads 1» In 1-ansing. J hie brother BUndue Chauncoy Reynolds near Banneld for J BLATCHFORD’S CALF MEAL—An old reliable brand that you all know— J ~^3.50 per hundred and no freight to pay. J A Chicago Mail Order House prices an unknown brand of Calf Meal at ♦ ?3.55, and you pay the freight from Chicago. and Mr. Esplanab from KaUmaxoo, Mr. and ;Mr* Will Towp-r of Banneld. and George Green of H* Thu Women’ll Foreign Mliwlonary [Society met with Mr* Etbel Pennock ♦ Where doesit pay you to buy Calf Meal? 4 4 4 Don’t judge the other prices of the Mail Order Houses by their prices on sugar. Tl^at is a juicy bait. Our prices on 99 items out of every 100 are cheaper than those of the mail order houses and buying here gives you all the other advantages of home buying—seeing the goods before you pay, corupacing different qualities, easily returning or exchanging goods that are not satisfactory, quick service ih emergencies. If you give us all of your business we can carry bigger stocks and give you better service. We are prepared to give this community just as good a store as it deserves. What helps us, helps you. ’ : J DELTON, ♦ ♦ ♦ + 4 4; ♦E. Tungatp 6 Son Michigan'. ' Banfield. Agents for Noxall paints—every can absolutely guaranteed.. Ladies Li Have you Maa-dicMMuv Clothes-Baskets. . Wc have -them on display at our store. They arc as great a Labor Saver as your washing machine. Come “ ' in and let us give you a demonstration. Wc have on sale two lots of Arctics at a j ‘ very low price 1 lot of Men’s Arctics:95c pr. 1 lot of Ladies’ Arctics85c pr. Bargains in Felt Shoes. A chance to buy warm footwear cheap. Renkes & Son Phone, Hostings; 342-3r Banfield, 13-3r Agenta for Acme Quality Paints, Oils, Colors, Varnishes, Floor Dressing, Brushes, Etc. Necessary Goods at Popular Prices We have a full line of MEATS and GROCERIES and aim to keep fresh and tempting goods on hand at all times. Yours for a Q deal, WILLIAMS * SON, HICKORY CORNERS, - MICHIGAN. Haff of One’s Living and powlbly more is the groceries they use. Why not buy them, then, where you know you get QUALITY, FRESHNESS, and HO NEST. MEASURE. Have you seen KELLY? Cloverdale Is the Housewife's Greatest Help. HAT so tempting to the laggard appetite as a light, flaky, fruit short cake or a delicate hot biscuit? Royal makes the perfect short cake, biscuit and muffin, and improves the flavor and healthfulness of all risen flour­ foods. It renders the biscuit, hotbread and short cake more di­ gestible and nutritious, at the same time making them more attractive and appetizing. Royal Baking Powder is in­ dispensable for the preparation all the year round of perfect foods. W MICHIGAN ♦ wm Few of Our Prices City. George Whittemoro'g Wednesday for th* daf. bronchitis. Sir* Houvenlr spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Mr. und Mr* Polly. Mr* Bertha' Buah was In - Fkud Cooper last WednaaAqr. near Plainwell. WUaon Fisher, who baa been quite nick with lagrlppe. la some shat t-cttcr. Beysio went to Cterksvlli.. Saturday home of Charles Bldeiman March sister. of munlc. Miss Hchnora of Nash, .lie spent last Weak with Mr* Orrdn Barret. > Kathryn Dfnkel Is visiting , IS TO BE IMPROVED trlgn.ls In East Cooper. Mrs. H. E. Fnulknar and daughters Mr*. K<rpf and Mlsa Faulkner were 'Hotel and Fnvillon at Allendale Will italam.izoo visitors Thursday. Harold Hpuvenlr of Il-istltiga spent I Ik- Repaired and KcuMxlelled. Friday night with hta grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Polly. | The scores of folka In the southern Tho Ik O. T. M. are planning for ;part of,thto county who seek pleasure ■at Gull lake will be Interested in the Thhraday. [announcement that the hotel and pa­ ■ A vr-ry plaaoant afternoon Waa ipent vilion at Allendale will be remodelled' lawt Friday at (he home of Mra. Cross and repaired before the arwMin open* when the Delton Study Club relchratA buildlnx will also 1 bo creoted for Cdlltl second anritveriary and had *» bowling, shooting, bllHards and' pic­ Its gueats the Homo Literary Club of ture show* ;Fnr a number of years1 Iliekory and vlclnlw. The hnuM waa E. Waldorf has rented tho place, hut prettily decorated. In red. white and blue. The following program was landala Resort Aasoclatioui a. com­ given: Muaic, Miss Boyic; Wekomt pany compiutd of men from Battle' Address, Mrs. Hoeltsel: Music. .Misses Creek, Kalamosoo and Jackson. C. Flow ers Toast to Dolton Study. Club. I). VVlxaon. of Battle Creek, will tnan- Mrs. Cross: Solo. Mr» Morehousa; Heading, “lx»ve Affairs of Washlngton;11 Toast to WMaHtagton. Mr* Horrect car service from Knlaniaxoo and' ton; Heading .“Husking lhe." i.y'Mr* Battle Creek, thus eliminating " Hoeltzel. After the program --eporutInconvenience of changing ' GullI e« were given by memb- r* of the vis­ lake Junction. iting club. At 5:00 o’clock a buffet luneh waa served and the mrinliers of both clubs tlopartlng wl»h< d we could Daniel Gerllnger of Nashville" was a Saturday night and Sunday visitor |at hla brother1* It. J. Gerllnger and land Feb. ISth, ISIS, and dl.-d in Del. family. ton last Thursday on hb t6th birth­ I * Mr. ,n<l Mra. -W.ttdn rtorlinrrr wrre day. Ho wax married io Mimi Mar>* visitors Sunday. Mahnn In Holland and they came to thl* country In 1S$6 itul settled In Now York State. About 26 years ago । they.came to Barry county where they resided until hla ll-’ith. They at Grand Rapid* They enjoyed the■ hod nine children, ete.it t ------- 1 show Immensely and had a mighty girl, of whom sbr.aiWMWi lino time too. especially the. gentle- 4>oy died on their long Ir!„ .... I men. ao much ao in fact, at to miss> oeian and the two oth■ r children djed I their 4:00 p. m. train for home. while they lived In. Nur York State. However fortune smiled upon them as [they had not spent all their money .and ao bought tickets to Grand Ledge widow Who now 'c> him. Mr. on tho fast train following the local. Johnxpn wai 111 or I Hero they took tho 0:15 p. m. train Mrioualy rick froi from Grand 1-cdge for Woodhury. always been a hardy, rugged man nnd 'Moral, lime and tide and the Fen- wu always willing to do anything I Marquette trains wait for no man. naked of him for othora and he will Most everybody nt tended the auc­ bo greatly missed I • hta mauy neigh­ tion sale of Gilbert Melxiod of Wood­ bor* Tho funeral w.t» hold nt the M. , land Friday, he being well known here E. chureh Bun<1ay%.,rnlng. Hev. Stat­ i as a former resident. ic conducting the servloe* The burial Mias Luta Gerliuxcr held^p birth- w..» nt. Pralrlevllie. I day party last Wednesday evening tor The urgent need nf street lights for the Oth und 10th gradea of the Wood­ thia village has been t iken under conland High School, she being a mem­ aideratlun by the l-uhea Club, which, ber of the latter. Gamoa were played, under tho |r-■ . —„ — songs sung and a general good time Hocltxol. is nn entertain- BIB RESORT AT BULL LAKE 21 lbs. Granulated Sugar____ ___ ____________________ $1.00 lOo 3-5c Boxe« Matches . ................. ........................ ‘Peanut Butler.....______________ ......... ............... ..._14e Prunes____ 1_____________________ ......... ............... _15c2lor25c Col fcc*Ground________ 1________ .•.____________ 28c and 25c Sweet Piak|cs Bulk______________ ............. 12c Dill, VioklM Bulk________________ ....._______________ ..12c Mapte Sutar________ ____ _______ ............................. ..He -Ground Buckwheat Floor_______ ...2__________________ 40c Genuine Codfish________________ ________________ ______ 15c Herring ______________________ ____ He Lemons ..._______________ ______ ______________________ 30c Navel Oranges 30c Peck Yet. of Howard Mr. Johnson, of New York state Is vtaltiog In and about lown. He was called.here by the Illness ..nd death of hla brother Hen JohSSen. George Doyle of St>rin<iirid. bin lining a. car of wheat h note, veiled relatives. In ’ town test * Marten of Richland. Ellis E. Faulkner The Rexall Store . Gilkey farm. Cornelius Tack parted to their homes—tired py. Mr* A. Slowinskl report* son-in-law, Warner Smith, is ill <rf blood poisoning. 1 Mr. and Mr* Guy Lapo j Odessa vjsited her mother, Horton Sunday. for tho tnulntebut hap­• nancn of street ligiitx. Tho Idea is meeting with apprav.d among the prothat her• Rreaelve cillxenx of the community seriously• and it ta prolMlde th H (bis Will be the hrat rtep toward a better lighting aysof latke Mr* J. CLOVEHDAtM Hians ookmeux. John Roblnoon ta homo sick with thn grippe. • Mr. and Mr* Burra! Phillips enter­ tained the lalter1* parent* Bert Gar­ rison and wife, of tho Btar dlstrtai. FTMay. A sleigh load of pooplo attended the L. A. K. at Mr* Barbara McCollum's Thursday und reported u One lime. Jack Snyder made a burinoaa trip to Dowling Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Phillips of Shults wep Sunday visitors at W. O. Tublua’. . Several from thia vicinity attended a surprise on Hom Bllvln of the Gregiory district Friday night. I Airs. Julia Meyers entertained her mother. Mra. Rotwh of GrcontUlc last from Maple Grove Thursday. MIm Catherine r.igney spent from employed ut the Kalamaxol State ago u.inther n.'tce. turtnerly Hah Hon- Otscfco were call.-d hern last Monday by the death of the latter's grand­ mother. Mr. Mudgctt returned home turned home with her. DOWLING. Will Herrington and wife attended ■MIS. HUI KOOKCS VWlietl OOF BOO. Albert and family, at Clarkavillo from Tuesday until Friday. Doris Stanton Is assbulnr Mr* Al­ bert Woodmansee with her house- BANFIEluD. I George, Mrs. Stiles Martha. Mr. Coo,^ Cemetery Circle No. 2 will meet er Lord Fairfax. Mr. Dorr Putnam. March 4th with Mr. and Mrs. T. performed the marriage ceremony, . 'ermdnt- Moore. A picnic dinner wT I be. served J acting and costumed aa priest. Mrx A cordial welcome is extended to all. ■ May Stiles played the wedding march. Mrs Ann* Telheric visited rela­ Mrs. Harry Carr visited her mother, No objections were made when asked res at HasUnga * few days last week. Mrs. F. E. Doty at Urbandale, who is I if there were any by the priest, so Mrs. Zell* Ormsbe spent Tuesday ill with lagrippe one day last week. I the contracting parties are united for Mrs. Palmatier is improving very | one year sure if they behave themslowly. selves and meet no affinities. Will Clemence Mrs. Lovilia Stevens, who is in WilSunday evening Mr. Vanaukcn, of liamston and has been ill is much bet-1 Kalamatoo. rave a chalk talk at the ... —... ...... .UfUIH ter and wishes to thank her many1 church, which was enjoyed very much I'Ugrlm and wife are going to move' friends in Banfield and vicinity for j by the congregation. back onto their fnrm at Sherwood. the post card remembrances. . Shirley Adams is on the sick list. Wc regret their leaving the commun­ Mr. and Mrs. Dell Groat and son j- A surprise party on Truman Moore Ity. - . Leo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Tuesday night. Frank Matteson and wife, Melvin' Sheffield and Earle Sunday. 1 Mrs. Elisa Sheffield spent aevcral Stanton and wife. Fay Whitworth and1 February 20th the Gleaners gave a days with Mra. Sarah Sheffield thia family. Ernest Matteson and family of Hendershot district spent Sunday Mock Marriage at Edmunds hall rep- week. resenting George Washington and ■ ■■ ■ — wlth Theron Pilgrim and wife. BANNER WANT ADVB. PAT. Mina Blanch Wertman will enter­. bride. Mr. Fred Stiles impersonated 1 tain the embroidery club Tuesday of this week al her home near BanHeld. Charley Webster of Salt Lake City.' Ltah. Is visiting his brother Frank Webster. They have not met In 30 years. Alfred ormsbe and wife entertain­ ed their children Sunday for dinner. LAKE ODESSA. I- rank Cummings, of Grand Rapids, was in town Friday to visit hla daugh­ ter. Elizabeth Ann Russell went toi Grand Rapids Saturday to attend the Happy Hour at the Press rooms Sun­ day. The winter picnic given by the la­ dies of the Methodist cnurch was a great success. About one hundred and seventy-five attended a pot luck din­ ner. Hot coffee was served by the Indiy free. Bliss Francis Dann, who is teaching school at Wayland, waa home over Sunday. Roy Perkins, who works on the P. M. R. R. bridge force fell twenty feet from a bridge near Sunfield, Saturday. He was taken to the home of his brother at Grand Ledge, where he is recovering. Frank Brown, son-in-law of Len Heaton, who has had cnargs of the mill since Mr. Heaton's serious acci­ dent last fall, is moving his household goods from Grand Rapids and will oc­ cupy the Leonard Wachter house. Mrs. Aimed* Shepard, an old real- last week with his aunt,. Mr* M. Ch itnhel iln Mra. Frank Mrad Is very Hl at this writing. Rev. Frank ua« called to-Maple Grove Sunday hut on account of bac road* he eould not get through. of her daughter, Sirs. Leonard Anway Born to Mr. and Mr* Bert Chil­ of thia village. son February 20th. a 3 pound boy. John McIver. clerk at Nye’s drug Mr* Ira Brooks spent last week store, went to his home at Big Rapids I with her daughter. Mr* Ocorgo Tldd to remain over Sunday* . ....... “ ........... ' ■ npeni DANNER WANT ADV'S. PAT. from Thursday until Tueadnv at Thead Gelb'* Mr. and Mr* J. W. McLeod spent Jhniliv nt k' ,1 >>>:,- 1.■ , ------ r™ .. iMiuiuK ner , — .uaiivcs m slater, Mrs. Joseph Golden of Qulm- .. Kal^masoo from Thuraday until Haturday. Sir. and Mr* Mark Fox made a business trip to iteKtingst Monday. Bert Sutherland of Oxford st the T. N. Oumry froth Kalamazoo J homo of Lon iJcadorsiipusyaFrldny. ■pent Saturday until Monday with The school colabruted Washing­ ton s birthday Friday with an appro­ priate program. Rev. Gurney will begin hl* revivals There waa no Sunday school Sunday on account of tho norm. Everybody meetings at North Maple Grove’ Tuesday. March 3. • | come next Sunday at 10:,0, / Do\ not think that because you arc unable to carry a large balance that you must be denied the advantages of a checking account. We will be glad to have you open up an account with us and .will give you every advantage that any bank can. Delton State BanK - Delton, Mich. : Aller four doctors gave fc|m up, lle . 1 took Llnclrlo Bitter* atid Is " now a i * , well nWn. Get u lodtle today, h will A do (he saino for yaj., Keep |n tlic!^ ’‘OUte for all li'-r alitl kitlney cum* 4 laJniM. Perfectly t.ih- sn.t ..... . Michigan Peter PER CENT GENERAL REPAIRING Il you have any work in the above lines I shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you’will find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. My OtherlLInes—Pneumatic Pressure Systems. Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. DELTON, CHAS. DENE.AU, ON at this writUna. A I PLUMBING 6 HEATING Full Guarantee HASTINGS ANLIf^aLT^< T0WN h*Ll ^‘Ufday ..ft. rnootf nnd Bunday.! nThS T1Jj A‘ wH1 I,y >l“S‘ l' ♦ Mrs. James Brogdon and daughter, Brook* The topic b». "Twelve Great i T Verses.11 1 John 4:16. 4 CryataJ, , spent Saturday with Mrs. There will bo Sunday m-hoql next1 Mamyo Titus of Cloverdale, . Humtey. The topic. “Trusting In ♦ .,Mrs. Alice'^ummingu and daughter, Riches anil Tripling In God." Luke ▲ 13:13-31. O^Mon lX. Golden Texi — i ♦ Mrs. Gaona « Haattaga apant Friday cventaw tnd . Saturday with Where your treasure I* there will Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cummings. your heart be nl»o. i.uke 12:34 ▲ it Fri” Miss Catherine Corrigan spent 7.^ Tspio—True and false treasure* * day evening with her sister, Mrs. Feel Mtacrahiat v Glenn Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kinno and MraU>L3<au2iOftycS CrJnJt Usaltb -nd strength. JA gtwranteed Money A­ iwing their forty-fourth wedding anni­ Liver nnd Kidney remedy. ' back if'not rattati'Mi. It completely versary. Mrs. James Endsley is some better cured llobert Madsen, of West Bur-14 WE PAY Capital Stock • >20,000.00 Surplus • • 6,000.00 MICHIGAN. Write For New Catalogue New Idea Manure Spreaders We warrant the New Idea Spreader to be made of good materials and to be built by skilled mechanics in a thoroughly workmanlike manner. It is guaranteed to spread as well as any other machine all the different kinds and conditions of yard and stable manure; also lime, ashes, compost and commercial fertilize™. -a,. . Should any breakage occur within one year from date of purchase by reason of defective materials, or poor workmanship, the part may be sent to us by prepaid freight or express and repairs will be made free of charge. Aldrich Bros Delton, Mich. ♦ 4 a ♦ * ♦ �fantrd—I<140 cardo bouwood'on<l. Wanted—Work by experienced nnra*. pnnpia liNig. 'fnqlilro BANNBUp rwnho 3S4I1. if ll°”T* >•> —vitnntnr or 4144^-13. . UKIUfL------- y 1 " |Ulf« ■ ' Frank Wilcox, . grade \HAlrteln Bull, llork,' Morgan, Nashville ir.'-. • “'iwfca XMWw—Hotue. fl room*, nnd Colfax St. inquire J. C. , North Broadway. tf Ford ronftaer. Ab Inquire nl BANNER llvered. Hurry .If Th* 'Hoallng* High School Imakel pair work of any kind. Carpenter twill tram defeated the Zeeland High work guaranteed. Price* reasona­ School banket ball tram last Friday night by a acard of 14 to IT., t’p to ble. ' 3. w. Benedict. Phone 540-J. title game tho Zeeland.team had non . ponlte thAC. K. ft H. depot) han employed a Aral r-lara rejtalr man. If yon have nny repair work, ma­ ’ rhino yrnrk, forging or tcmiirriiik of tho evening, mu king alx goal- from hr Rent—Three nicely furnished tho Held and one from the foul line. rooms, by the week or to nun- Kpurka pUyed the hext gume ho ha" played thia year. Hill did good work In pawing tha tu»ll down to tho 1m*kel. Tho two guard* lion urn nni! Garland played nlrn'vt a perfect de325 E. OraM St. ’ fen«lve gam<>. When the hall waa in tha day. you Phone 437. ij;| R Find- at Some of the Models o( | ' iSB&ir ' i Leading Clothier HufTman ft Hayce, pluu 2HHauer ft. Banor, plus y. Strbblna ft Doyle, plua U- ’ Wopton ft Robert*, mlnua 3K. Probata. Hastings, Mich DAIRYMEN Bejow are a few notes taken from “Hoards Dairyman" that we want you to get the value of. The location was in Vermont where feed cost and conditions are sim­ ilar to ours 1. Average production of 326 cows waa [6463Jpounds milk, test 3.76% fat 243.6 pounds per ycuur. 2. Average cost of feed $73.03 per year. ’ 3. Cost to produce-100 Ibr., milk $1.13, or for each $1 of feed the farmer got from $0.93 to $2.21 according to the cows milk. 4. The eight best cows returned $58.12 per cow above the total cost of keeping. The ten poorest cows returned $42.95 per cow less than it cost to keep them. r tl n u-------a-,udiffe fcrenoB of $101.07 per year between a 5. Therefore the «bove afigures show, GOOD OOWMni?POOR IK ONE, ONE, Which' Which »shows why one farmer »« losing money and blaming hip cteamory f““ the ‘u“ I’om -------*‘il his neighbpr is making money and satiseanicKy for , while fipd with Ijis ci7 icry ^Aurns. Taking the years of a cows usefulness as ten, then L-_,.T:r ., .; ■ ’eows _______________ — reen aw good return and— Aarpoor onw for life work. «,is ~w.. considerably more than a thousand dollars. The point wc are making is; don't sell a good cow just because you can get a little more than an average price for her. It may lower the average of your herd below the point of profit. Better kill your poorest coward throwaway ther carcass'than to sell your best cow for $150 or even more. Nothing pays1 like darning if intelligently handled. Sell your cream to us. Crystal Creamery Company II iniiiin if,................ r r ■ i|| I . WR- I -in....... It will pay-you to advertise your* Auction Sale in the Hastings Banner WWWWWWWIMMWWWWWWW d. farmer. Only ly Stale Rt.- . Inquire or CU’SIJ Phone Some Reasons Why yTaraobl. hay and brown, wt. 27«P »-■ frrP from blcmlxhc* .Prank Ninth. 3’Sar old heifer, duo In April: F yearling »tocr calve*. Jtlekifd. fihuhz. Il xr.l Holsirln. IdW, Telephone 22 HaMlnga Whist Score*. North Mn<! Routh. ' Ironalde.ft Hubbard, plua <K. cook ft Chldaartcr. plus >%. Warner ft Hirst, mlnu» ‘i. Myers A.WllcM, mlnue SH. FILI.A CT fST : G. F. CHIDESTER ty and paying far ihla ndvorttacWheat I* quoted today by lhe Hut- I n * m*nt. Mra I.yale- Hhedd. Delton. »»<?» Milling Co. at #4 vent, per bu.H- •h'“u?P Ol?-X m**S P011! _... brood sows, due soon. 11 Mich. 1-wk]***- Gther price* chan ’ ——————. . , __ _ I fat, wheat and oat*. ORDER FOR PTBI.TCATfON. wheats, also Poland China sloe) I'RODUCK. hog. ‘Inquire Ernest Kenyon, on For Rent—G.m>,i upright pinno. AdState of Michigan. The Probate dree* ’’A” nt nvvwn _ .. — ( mwfing f»rm. 1H mile* west o' Court for the County of Barry. ~ ~—'"''court. held at tho i city of Haatlnga, U>M—Friday night a Idrfck nnd tan OrjaU ' In raid count tho thretiQ-tlfth hound. Itewnrd. Pfanno 4r.3R. I IH ocrea of In ml. chicken hnun MIUTH.. ' tiny of Fcbrifl Hoatlng*. MJ . >uv-g rod. of fence around run Prexent: 1 ’ way. So iQung fruit tree* nnd oth txMft—A iilack ponpon tgtfh utgA^le I ftj'e Judge nf Pro tr.email Duh. Seven blocks Iron In the mai m *'• F,n‘”‘r n>we leave nL HiielVHIO habk corner*. Phone 4MB. tl 2--_____________ Kw Ife: .William ft. 1 _________ ___ __ ------ft1 ....... ... ' VI* '00■ ncre«, ac iioh 33, Rut Wanted —Pupil* In ohorlhnnd. Mra i having lllrd in oaltl enurt hl* petition laod. . Qoml land, lay* rolling, 3? DAak. 723 Montgomery Bt. 2wk* 1 praying that nn Instrument now on ..Mtjfft woAda. Mono large Umber file In thia court purporting to be the POULTRY AND Bl DDL fair building*. .fence..* poor, well onl t^Mlcd—Morgan Jonca, 420 E. Bond, i I.tk will and teatamrnt of the aald (rlftern. Florence Hmlth, Hnatlnp would like to hire elder! v man nnd CMekani. alive. lOe d<x-eaaed be admitted tn probate and Wife to keep hmue: man to do ■ I he execution (hereof be granted tn ttJSJtP I RS.““&a£—m. ’r.rnr netlflorfer *-or to other proved, good brflUUngn,' will divide GRAIN. ■all 60 or 10 acres. Good tltnbai i March A. D. 1014. al ten o'clock In and buUdlnga on either. Prici about fl coo. Aho building*. liv­ the forenoon, at Mid probato office, bo MMpaable. Georgo Bell. Coat ing rooms and burn. Will noil or and 1* hereby appointed for hearing Omvo. Phone from llaatlap. t' Undo for email farm. W. II. Vnnraid petition: (never Heed. ■■AO and p<4». It la l-'urther Ordered. That public fraai church. poaloffice nnd sc.hoo> Wrnted—W.jahlngs to Do nt homo. llAtJtD RAY AND STRAW. notice thereof ba given by publication MM »f Quimby, fair building*. w«r of n copy of thia order, for three suego_.iMwagy.tnm tn n-m. cesaiva weeiu pflg*ua toaMdilay of orchard. rtu acres timber. WU’ hearing. In tho IMatlnge Banner a ffglW-KJCTAlL FKICDi. sell for 33.2(0 If taken nt; onof :krajwl oe Hteiev>' <WhitT newspaper prtatvft-and circulated In DrMlnn Ummi, -Quimby. illch. tf ■aid county. MACK. H«T (n kitchen, and ball • Electric . light* and gas ‘ । Spring Suits Shown in Qur Window. Then Come in and Try on one The very Latest Styles. New Spring Hats and Caps shown also. Far IWe—Span of Pcreheron colts mare and gelding, coming four ant' 1 three yenni old. James Asplnall 1 NaxhvlHe phone 51-11 r. t.i <7" 1H. .. i""2f 7r,,n rjintiq 2S." ‘ L “SOCIETY BRAND” ♦ J HASTINGS MARKETS I : “JOVNG MAN I I i by;"irr'' ,o formed. Notice—Repair work of all kinds, wood and metal. Stovo work n spec- but even this victory has pyt the, lalty. Cook ft Henry, 4-wk* Hastihga High Rchool basket ball team on the map for this year. quite Mra. John for your kiddles. Trade 1 State Itoad. thing. Hastings. Zcetand. -'Dlllic Hltuhcock. Ward rapt. Hill Boonatcr Profitable. Bp-ark*. Hard and grut In homw>. Inquire CIO Enel G.irlnnd Drurrer I Mndlunp Bt. Bert Place.tf ( Nrtlnrvrld I L G ooms. Suite, water, lights, gne. En- Bottnm rj litre Billie Hitchcock. 1-wk •cctlon 11. Baltimore. Money Store HASTIN8S W1HS FROM ZEELAND III BASKET BILL 1 n.n non araj.-y case-. i>. After Winning —1 I . Straight Game*, skilful WnlloMcra Ix»c By 24 io Kltilrffior, Nurse, Hhlfltx? Mich. Phonn itJ-l rings. - Jwks murii ua,. < iwk ;-ir-------- ‘‘ nt ?AffiS«'5Er‘ Good individual D Percy Wlna City, Route 7. 3-wk* fck—MoiorcjcI.-. You’ll want thl* C. K. A fl. dapoL Corner BollI and Walnut St. Will take In ■ngc homes and live Block aell al prices right. Prank -Child's beaded purse. INNER office. Call Iwk xcellenl condition, toad. P. Q. Building. twiu -' tun.. 'married or alnrfo. Woodland FRENCH’S “WHITE LILY” IS BEST For over 40 years we’ve been doing just one thing—making French’s White Lily Flour. We know how. There is a knack in making French’s White Lily FloUr just as there is in making the best wagon or the best automobile and back of the knack there is the best equipment to turn out the product in the best way and at the lowest cost. And still back of all this the ideal condition is to have the plant run night and. day to cut down general ex­ penses. In making French’s White Lily Flour we have the knack, the equipment and. we run night and day. The greatest automobile plants in the country couldn’t sell their cars at the prices they do unless they had the best of equipment and labor paving de­ vices .on the market, and run their plants day and night to cut down their general expenses. If the great automobile plants only run 8 hours a day and allowed their-factories to remain idle for 16 hours, they would have to add on a great many dollars to the price of their cars just to cover the general ex­ pense. We could not afford to sell French's White Lily Flour at the price we do if we did not run night and day. Taxes, rent, interest, insurance, heat and numberless other general expenses are no greater for’8 hours than they would be for 24 hours. The concern that has the orders can double or treble the volume of business by running 24 hours that it could do in 8 hours, and at a very small additional expense. This, at least, will cut down pie general expense by one-half and at the same time turn out a batter <pnlity of goods, because when the machinery is kept in motion it will do a better and more even quality of work by running along at a steady uniform speed. French’s White Lily Flour is made better than. other flours for the Reasons given above. It doesn't - cost you any more, because of the manufacturing economics we have in the plant by reason of our run­ ning night and day, with the best and latest models of labor saving machinery that money can buy, and with the knacks that over 40 years’ experience in making nothing but French’s White Lily Flour have taught You can pay more money for flour but you won’t get anything as good as French’s White Lily. Possibly you can buy flour for less money, but you’ll find it far more expensive in the end. Why? Be­ cause you’ll either throw a lot of it away or punish your stomach with a lot of poor, soggy, indigestible bread. Your experience with flour made in the or­ dinary mills will confirm that statement. If French’s White Lily Flour wasn’t better than the others there wouldn’t be so many people want it They Wouldn't keep this big mill running day and night year in and year out Why don’t you try a sack of this flour, if you are not using it now? Trees MIDDLEVILLE ROLLER MILLS Pear, Flam, toll Fruks. t. R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN. MMtM �■r-jrji-JU—,, - ■ r ■ FUJI DAYS FIW You Will Need 10 in. Ratchet Brace $.1.00 13 good Bits in Wood Case . l/a in. Socket Firmer Chisel 3/i in. Socket Firmer Chisel 1 in. Socket Firmer Chisel 24 in. Level and Plumb75c 24 in. Steel Square . 1_____________.’59c Harvey W. Peace 26 in., Hand Saw----- $1.39 18 in. Hand Saw ______ Steel Hammer x.z'. Machinist Hammer.^-.'...... 8 in. Monkey Wrench*. 1(1 inf Monkey Wrench __-----4 in. Sargent Screw Driver— Yankee Ratchet Screw Driver Automatic Drill Automatic Drill $1.25 Gem Folding Mitre Box $1.75 Bit Stock Drills 10, 14 & 18c 8 in. Drawing Knives— 2 ft. Boxwood Rule 3 ft. Boxwood Rule:------------4 ft. Folding Rule— Nail Sets .. Vz in. Solid Center Bits — Gipiblet Bits Meat Saws. All Files per inch GEORGE MIHOYKS. OF lilVINf HECAI.D6 IWIDEXTS OF TI1H Git KAT COM l.K I WITNESSED THE DEATH OF GENERAL REYNOLDS| ThinT>u Whether “There never was such an opportunity for making money by spending it as is offered today to the men with a little ready money. ' The manufacturers of Men’s wearing apparel throughout the United States have had the worst season within the-memory of man. The unseasonable weather has caused manufacturers of men’s clothing to throw on the market the greatest clothing virtues that have ever been pre­ sented. , The manufacturers need ready money, and to get it have made tremen­ dous sacrifices to the retailer, who therefore can make big reductions to you. A person who has money in the bank riow ought to take it out now and invest it in winter’s clothing at the present low prices. Yourpioney in a savings bank cannot make as much money for you as you can make for yourself by buying winter clothes right* now. Once these overstocks are disposed of you or anybody else will never again have the opportunity of getting such values.” t• (The above is from the Chicago American.”) . / iqij. We are pleased to announce that we were in a position to take advantage of the great values offered by the manufacturers. We closed a deal with one of America’s best clothing makers wherein we are now in possession of a large consignment of Men’s Suits, all new, up-to-date styles and High Grade Tailoring. This deal was made possible through our opening up another store at Remus, Mich., thereby doubling our outlet for Men’s Suits. All these new Suits go in our big Clean Up Sale N. B. WATERMAN Michigan EDEE ■ IT Ci EL READ THIS! Monday. i>ec. 22. Afew l/or/c Jtore Ildstingt, PART TWO—PACES 9 TO II. I it tmisiuit SOME TOOLS Certificate - THE HASTINGS BANNER M, 1914—20 PASU. 15c ■ . That is noWgoing on. You can’t afford to miss this opportunity if you need Clothing now or if you will need it within the next six months. 15c Certificate This Certificate Good for a full 15c Gao KYANIZE FINISH (any color) One full *4 pint <'aii KYANIZE FINISH «..y tolor (enough f..r two chair*), tegular price.......................... , ~ IOC One Special KYANIZE llruuli for applying Mine, regular price 10c GRANT H. OTIS & CO Phone 74 Hastings, Mich. Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. Unfortunate Transaction. "What became uf that fellow Tweedleyj" oh, he opened a shop." "Do­ ing wrllT" "No- doing lime. He was caught In the act.** SEASONABLE FOODS rime led mr oir qulillin nl »h ip jnr nurtuel m. Raspberry anil Strawberry Jam. per jar. Otniiitr ami <*.rapc Bruit Marmalade, per Jar . . ... 2S< . 25< MICHIGAN STOMACH SUFFERERS DISCOVER THE QUICKEST REMEDY Two Phones E. C. Russ <5 Son The Grocers To Get ALL the News Read the Banner. Gasoline Smell Comes Out Our Dry Cleaning Equipment is the best of any in Barry County. Power Washer and Extractor Drying Room For Your Garments These are the reasons we can guarantee every peice of Dry Cleaning, work brought to us. Our Drying Room takes out the “Gasoline Smell’’ and you wear your newly cleaned and pressed garment with perfect satisfaction if youbring your work to us. . Daily Thought. Earth change?. but thy soul and God Stand sur*.—Brownins. THE WEARY WAY Dolly Bcromtait I-*-—* Wcariaomc Many hi Hu«Ttinrx. With a back Hi a aehea all day. Annoying urinary dlmrdem, ** ‘ ‘Tin a weary '»'«Y Indeed. Doan'* Khlib-k l’IH« are MpH-lully for .kidney trQiil'l* • ' - . ’ . Are endnrved by Haatinc* cltlaena. WE WASH EVERY THING EVERY OTHER DAY. AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 243. 8HULTERS BROS., PROPRIETORS. HASTINGS, MICH. 1 away th* pain* nnd ache*. 1 am Klad to Mmflrm th«- endornmirnt I hav* given Dotin’* Kidney Pill*, hr. 1 fore." 1 Price »«. at all doalgnt,* Don't rimply Mk for a kidney remedy—5^ Doat'a Kidney Fllla-rtta :mbA> that We offer for Sat. Feb. 28 the following Special 25 lbs. Purity Flour---------------- ——------- 60c 10 lbs. Amber Graham Flour------------ ------ 30c Special Pack Tomatoes ------------------------ 10c 3 Cans Hart Corn------------------------------------- 25c Large Fancy Oranges per dozen------------------ 25c Extrh Fancy Oranges per dozen - ------ :-------- 35c Spinach per can. Apricots, dried, per lb------- Prunes, dried, per lb.--------15c, 2 lbs. 25c Give this store a trial and you will come again. WUNDERLICH GROCERY PHONE 83 4 Deli verier M&ily �tings iMsrtlon. YEAR •Avance.. advance. IPTIONB Panner No adv. for leaa To 18.1! Tom Burns, La Salle, III. Obituary poetry and resolution* io Irma Lucile Worden, City a Una. OMtoaries of I# lines or less will be Hugh K. Johiwpn, Rutland Myrtle M. JtarldiuN. Rutlsnd rlages will ba printed free as news Preston Clifford. Hastings. Anole Rice, Hastings........... No communication-will ba publishWarranty Deeds. months la Di. land Butt. Matthews, chard nnd Rob The other day a Kentlemen visited ua remarking that he wgs going to buy her a diamond because a friend of his had remarked, “If you with to make girl happy, give her a dia­ mond." this spring. Mrs. Cla. id Lewis Ballis, cottags prayer meeting at J. W. ry and Bertha Cairns'. Next one at Wellington Hid­ tL Wallace and den Friday night. A sleigh load of the neighbor* Bhered at the home of David Smith, uraday evening. All hid a vary ilther absent nor advertising rates. pleasant lime. tardy ibis yafir. »eu(trice Bassett had JOB PRINTING. Hay advertising rates on appllButler addition. Hast- perfect ntton&*& h lot Alva Shephard nnd son Howard of Ionia vlahed his daughter, Mias Fred ar this year until t,,.. — — -----equipped Job offices 1n Western Mich­ George M. Conyer to Milton B. Holiday She Inlured her hand In a page or among brevities, 12 M igan and la prepared to do any kind cutting box and was unable to attend of book and Job printing. SOUTH RUTLAND, echool. Philip E. Darling to George L. and John Lents, from Freeport, a form­ er resident of Rutland, has been visit­ completed their .nib ing his old neighbors and daughter. THE MEXICAN SITUATION TO DATE. Mr* Fred Smith Saturday and Sun* Sinclair. >S acres, sec. II, Castleton, R4.800. Jlr. and Mrs. C. Bachman moved to Tho eighth grade have completed Christian Bachman to Frank E. their physiology and will finish their their new home at Irving Thursday. ' The absurdity of President Wilson's position with reference to Wallace, aec. 27. Rutland. B4.000. They leave many friends In this com­ history, and geography next week. State Bank of Middleville The fifth, sixth and eighth grades munity. the Mexican situation is being so conclusively shown in these days to'Furnirr's Mr. Wallace from Hastings has Theodora IL Wood and wife, lot 1, recently m&da booklets containing an St, Middleville. IR00. illustrated "Life of Abraham Lin­ moved on the fornt, ho purchased I hat it must be apparent, to even his warmest supporters, that he block from Charles Rachman. Clarence Griffin to Serroll Power* coln." . • Richard Butterfield and Mary and has thundered most egregiously in this matter. For nearly a year Proceeds for Bertha Htarks were- perfect spellers social Friday nlghf; mlnlater IS. Those from away were this month. since he announced his position a very bad matter has not only • Mildred WilHtl* Beatrice Bassett. Afton Smith, wife and daughter HerEda G. Shelienbarger to Levi J. Sperry Roush and Richard Hutter Butter* become steadily worse, hut seemingly has almost, reached the limit Gould and daughter from Baltimore. Houfstatter. lot G. block 11. Ken- field will be promoted. from the sec­ addition, Hastings. R900. ond grade to the third grade next They remained over night with Fred where he must reverse himself, or force this country into a war that field's I*evl J. Houfstatter to Jasper W. week nnd Mildred Riley. Alice Mat­ Smith. Butler Smith nnd family spent Sat­ Cooley, lot I, block 11. Kenfleld's ad ­ might have been averted, and which may prove a costly*and dreadful thews and Madeline Bull are almost urday and Sunday al Mr. Bronson's, dition. Hasting* Bl.HO. north of Hastings. John C. Stein to Emil Junker. AO conflict; for if we go to.war with Mexico, wc will be fighting a peo­ ,—• — . ........... Emil Bachman's entertained John Welcome Comers. Lents and family Saturday evening to Clarence Graves to Duvld Graves. ple with whom contests with arms arc as natural as breathing: Maude W. Smith. Teachet supper. Miss Kate Biggs and Mias Mabel fighting them on their own grounds where warfare is very difficult; Plynn Matthet Roush and Rl. That is exactly, as we feel regarding the giving of a DIAMOND. In giving DIAMONDS, you give something every man or woman want#. Whether it is a large stone or a small one you can rest-assured that it is acceptable, and you can be equally assured that nothing you could possibly give could be more Welcome. Every stone iseguaranteed to be exactly as rep~ resented and whether you have >15.00 or several hundred dollars to pay for a 'diamond, wc guarantee to give you good value. Jewelers Pike & Damon Phons 281 Eegal[ JWwniwmtMtt order for publication. State of Michigan, tha Probata Court for tho County of Barry. tings. In said county, < sixteenth day of February Judge of Probata. Opticians ..........---- p, uu«ia UlUCC. DS and Is hereby appointed for hearing ■aid petition; It la Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three suc­ cessive Weeks previous to said day of hearing, In the Hastings Banner, a newspaper printed and circulated In Mid county. CHAS. M. MACK, ELLA C. EGGLESTON.” 1 rob<‘*’ Register of Probata. Carrie V. Brown, widow, having led in said court her petition pray- fighting a people who have very little consideration , for ethical Chas. C. Freer to Thomas 8UIII‘T ' John Delaney of Detroit Is visiting lai tate may be granted to your petition­ lends and ralaUve.i in the village. ( standards—a vengeful, and, when aroused, a bloodthirsty lot, who ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Ed Babbitt was In Grand Rapids left cutter and girls In the snujr bank, er or to some other suitable person. Chas. F. Brandstetter to Zera J. State of Michigan, thei Probate have an inliorn hatred for their northern neighbors. A war with Townsend, parcels. Middleville. (LOS. and arrived home safe. Hasty phon­ day of March A. - D. 1»1«. at .ten Court for the County of Barry. ing *ai done to locate cutter and oc­ o'clock In the forenoon, at said pro­ ’s clothing store. Mexico would not be anything like a war with a civilized power. 'It cupants. The girls were found walk­ bate office, be and Is hereby appointed the probate office, in the city of Boe­ Phillipa addition. Nashville, Wolcott Xtra rib — .... I ing towards home. They could not for hurlng said petition; ings In Mid county, on the twentieth would resolve itself into a easily chasing of guerilla bands, who deny that they had not measured the It la Further Ordered, That public Quit claim Deed. lng» visited Otaris would reassemble about as fast us they could be broken up. kins were In Grand Raplda Saturday. And this is where we arc at after a year of President Wilson's Ville, $150. ’ Cloyd Bart raft of Ionia Is visiting meddling with a matter that he ought to have left alone. Mean­ Probate Court News. Estate of Isaac Smith; deceased. time hundreds of Americans have been shot down in cold blood; Report of sale of real estate filed. Estate of Eugene Felder, deceased. hundreds more have been robbed and driven out of that country Order determining heirs entered. here attended tha fiftieth golden an­ where they had every right to protection; hundreds of other foreign­ niversary of tha K. of P.'s In Grand ers have been likewise ill-treated and murdered. The Mexicans themselves have suffered untold miseries from tho long-drawn strife that has existed for pver a year, and their rich antic once prosperous country is on the very brink of ruin. Meanwhile President Wilson and Secretary Bryan look on complacently and sec all this going on. The American people are Final account of administrator filed. Estate of Foster Root, an alleged Incompetent person. Order appoint­ ing James M. Smith as guardian en­ tered. Estate of Lovlneen F. Campbell, de­ ceased. Order determining heirs ontcred. Estate of Henry B. Roblschutig. deceased. Order allowing final ac­ count entered. Estate of Truman P. Barnum. de­ ceased. Final account of administra­ tor tiled. * Rapids Monday night. Misses Maude Rickert. Grace Bou- Hearing March l«th. Estate of Charles 8. • Clark, de­ ceased. Petition for probate of will Med. Hearing March ICth. PetlUon for appointing special administrator Med. Order appointing W. R. Jones, as special administrator entered. Estate of James B. Chilson, de­ ceased. Petition for appointing ad­ ministrator Med. Hearing March 20th. cessed. Petition for appointing' ad­ ministrator filed. Hearing March 20th. Receipts and request to discharge tiled. Discharge issued to George E. DU6AN BREAKS COHFIDENCE WITH WARDER RIIUEU bcitanu Returns to Work With- Schanta has been notified by bcr of the state pardon txx Jimmy Dugan, who Is servlni spent a fei ferred action until he considered Du* NOITMWHH* RUTLAND. $100 Reward, readorn of Friday. Thera .... . Khool bouse Friday night. Feb.’ 27. Everybody UvRed. Giris bring sup- BANNER WANT ADVB. PAT. tills paper « ORDER FOR PUnUCATlON. State of Michigan, tho probate court for tho county of Barry. At a session of said court, held nt tho probate office. In the city of Has­ tings, In paid county, on the twenty-first day of February. A. D. tsrnally. teting directly upon tho blood ease. ana giving me tunr-ni oulldlnc up tho constitution Wnd nature in <Iil In tho Ixidlwlck be and Is hereby appointed for bear­ ing said petition: • It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication cesalvo weeks previous to sold day of hearing. In the Hastings Banner, n newspaper printed and circulated In said county. M. Mack. |~' — CHAS. M. MACK. • ... ..r A true copy. Judge of Probate, estate of EULA a EGGLESTON. aseu. . n.ria,, nf Probst*. Med In said court her petition pray- I —Ing that the administration of said I Ilegulatrs the bowels, promotes isiatc may be. granted to Homer 8. may natural movement* cure, conYrektcy. or to soma other suitable latlpaliotl—Doan's Rcgiilrts. Ask yuUr person. Young Man Are You Aiming at Success? If you are it need scarcely be explained that success is not an accident, not a case of just happening so. It is in practic­ ally every case a matter of deliberate effort. The young man who expects to succeed must be ready when his day of opportunity shall come, to take advantage of it. And in practically every case to do this will require more or less ready money. In these days of plentiful work at fair wages, the chance for having ready money is open to every young man. It’s just a question of Systematic Saving This bank is here to assist every young man to be ready for his day of opportunity. We give to him the privilege of our savings department, not only to care for the money he saves, but to set that money to working for him. WE him family. per cent interest on all his savings, compounded semi-annually That is a better rate af interest than a government bond will pay. This bank has helped many young men to get a start in life by caring lor their savings dn an investment basis; not merely safeguarding their money, but paying them 3 per cent interest on it, compounded ^emi’aonuatty. This bank aims to be of service to the people of this city and county, not only with our savings, but with our commercial departments as well. it ■ kCMon of noveitict and we tre carrying a very fine mi of pattorni of the newest importation of the foreign is. Hastings City Bank Wc’invite your inspection. RdUble Lodic,' Tutoring luloblishmcnl KI EGIJSFN 1* •*« OMUOBN, Slroel The Bank That Does Things tor You C,„»l Rapid,, Mkh. Gtiun,' Phase 2U3 liytxww. —« CAR M. Macjt- Harriet L Wlllluais, niece, having said county. Msny ills come from Impure blood. (lied In said court her petition praying CHAS. M. MACK. Can't have pure blood with faulty di­ . Judge of Probata. that the administration of said estalo gestion. lazy liver and sluggish bow­ ELLA C. EGGLESTON, els. Burdock Blood Bitters strengthor ttrsome other suitable Register of Probata. true copy.purines the blood.—Adv. returned to work behind the prison tercstsd m Dugan Present: Hon. Judge of Probate. tearing. in the Hastings BANNER, a Tho Epworth League met ut the homo of Mias Varda Wolf Monday night. About twenty young people from' here enjoyed a sleigh ride to Lake a unit in opposing an invasion of Mexico by’our army. They wish, The Hastings Independent basket ball team wr-' *~ ' ‘ ----- — just as far as possible, to let Mexico settle their own troubles in Thursday cv< their own way. That country, for many years, must be governed as Petition for appointing administra­ to t. their hosta thus wiping out Diaz ruled it for over 30 years—with a strong hand. When its peo­ tor filed. Hearing March 11th. Pe­ squallly decisive J tition for appointing special adminis­ recently. ple are enlightened enough for self-government, it'will be time trator filed. Order appointing special administrator entered. enough to talk about it. In the meantime it will be Wise to consider ceased. Petition for appointing ad­ ministrator filed. Hearing March IS. the conditions that actually exist. . Had President Wilson and Secretary Bryan considered the ad­ vice that was given them by our Mexican minister and the U. S. consuls there, men of long acquaintance with the Mexicans and their affairs, they would have recognized Huerta's government. It was as good as Mexico has had, and as good as they deserve, judging from what one sees of their performances. Then Huerta could have raised money with which to have put down the insurrection; for without American recognition other people will not buy Mexican bontu. But President Wilson and Secretary Bryan chose to be foolishly nice in this matter, and insisted* that the Mexicans must do what they never did and never will until their people arc educated—choose a president by the same fair means that this country does. Then there has been the pi|>c dream of encouraging the so-called “Constitutionalists” in Mexico, with the hope that they would rid that Country of Huerta. They have been at it with the backing of the Wilson administration, and have made but little real progress in the year. • When President Wilson and Secretary Bryan coddled the socalled “Constitutionalists” of Mexico in the hope of forwarding the cause of representative government in that unhappy country they made a sorry mistake, about akin to having a kindergarten addpt a nest of rattlesnakes as “pets." The cruelty and brutality of the liandits who head, the insurrcclo movement has been shown in a thousand ways. If they should win. Mexico would be a veritable robbers roost, with no hope of safety to life or property. So there is where wc arc at as a result of the Wilson administra­ tion's butting, into Mexican affairs, by attempting to force Huerta out of his place as president. He has the same right to it as the last, or my of the others who will get it if Huerta is driven from power. snow full depth by the snow on their head* Hastings, Mich �IsJe Unconditional Guarantee Our £ine of pipes If the pipe does not give full satisfact­ ion, please notify us at once. Dr. C. M. Ovanlraat Osteopathic Physician Clirnnir Coaililions n Specialty ... t - I 111.I 1*1...... *1 We have the largest assortment of Pipes Barry County for you to select from. Miller & Harris Furniture co. We have the UNDERTAKING AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Clay Pipes at CoK'Pipes at MreiiAed Hmtuilincr nlwny.i in attendance | PHONE, 226 OR 387 JOHN M. COULD LAWYER Other pipes from 15c to $18.00 each. Office over Grigsby & Brooks *Phone 172 We guarantee all pipes from 25c each up, not to burn out or the bowl to crack. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN intcynneinjr. Having n -Ynimplcln sei ’ Ainiir.irl HookN complicit from the' •■cords, ,c.in furnl»h coniplclo Air-. FIRE INSURANCE J7ie Place to Meet your friends Phone 106 Jefferson Street flattings. Michigan Jobber WE BUY BRAIN OF ALL KINDS Retailer Wc pay you the HIGHEST PH ICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. Wc buy nnd sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing u LARGE VOLUME of business nt a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Volto & Co. Oi.C.L&S. Phene 57 Haitian tin* ►•ini.* <-.ir.‘fi>l ..itvnllon that It trotdil If you ramn in person. Order Our Drays When you have any moving to lie BESSMER BROS. . Pliant 162 PIANO ANO SAFE MOVING ‘Rig Meal Market Mtn Hastes, Mich. f Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch HASTINGS TRANSFEN CO. IS BECOMING MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY In addition to nt) Mam G**od Things to Eat, I nm serv’ng Steaks Chops Hamburg Steak Safety First This ilocs true in your electric wiring. That’s one reason why I urge you to let me do your electric work You’JI know it is done right und that your buildings are safe if I do the work.. Ham and Eggs Sausage Etc , Etc. You-can get just what you want at Tom’s. Try My 15c Business Lunch The Best Coffee in (he City GEO. VAN TIFFLIN Cklcagl. Uluuil A Siclui H. I. Cl. THE SANITARY OAT SPROUTER | Produces Green Feed the year ’round. Something New. Mfd.by The Jordan &, Steele Mfg. Co. .1pull. Getting Acquainted With Our Bread Hastings, Mich. brings you in touch with absolutely the best bread on the market. It is made aPcr lhe same recipe that the biggest selling bread in the state is made aiur and if you use Malted Krcam Bread you have the advantage of Getting It Perfectly Fresh You don’t have to buy ibtwo or three days old and after it has been a day or so on the road getting here, but you get it fresh from the oven and as full of nourishment and whqlesomcness as first class materials, perfect cleanliness and sanitation can fill it. 1 Single Comb White Leghorn Cock erel, Youngs’ Strain 3 Anconas Cockerels Our bread trad^ is greatly on the increase and we believe the above reasons account for it/and that people are “getting acquainted” with Malted Kream Bread-better now than ever before—better made—better baked— better color—better flavor. . Phone 1 White Orpington Cockerel 1 Buff Cochin-Bantam Cockerel 1 Sicilian Buttercup Cockerel Try our ? cw Cream Fried Agent for Cyphers Incubators and Brood­ ers. Phone 385 M. W. HicKs Our Cream Fried Cakes Hastings, Mich. Cakes, the ones that do not soak up the greasePeople tpll us these cakes arc better than the best they'havc ever eaten. Star BaRery Restaurant — and— Quality Bake Shop HASTINGS, MICH. �THE Hl HISTIRT OF MLIFOHKIA’S OLD MUI IBOIS j First Jn Dentistry TMPORTANTimprove1 ments in the X-Ray for dentistry were originated bvthe X-Ray dentists of Grand Rapids. All the latest developments in Dental Science arc based upon findings secured by the X-Ray. This invention makes it possible for us to be the first in the United States to offer X-Ray Service FREE. X-Ray Dentists J. B- Poyle. Mgr. Grand Rapids. Mich. 67 Monroe Ave., Corner Ionia, over Johnson’s cigar store QID YOU [VER (|SE PARCEL p0ST? We use it in sending flowers to you and find wc can give good service. Everything in Cut Flowers and Potted Plants for Christmas and other occasions. Alfred Hiaoah nd Sen GriMkHM-Cor. E«t nd flirtii Art. Grand Rapids, Mich. (occupied the choicest site of theiing to IZ.OOt.UOO. square. . (throw of Spanish I There miaalun churches were eu, n ]■±i iX‘u>7,u,".w ; :s& “‘•z ’uni pare. ■ eompfetv one of these mU*lona.. . They aoon lost any properly thay daily visitor*. Ban Dl«(o nov stands The must Important ot thesa wn might have rcc*lv*d In the division, built of stone and u hard burnt brick 1U1 wor<J rneoura«ed In their taste that even now will turn the «*ig<- of th, fl,r gumi.llng and drinking. In many finest **?**><- The th|yk wallawere । 4 1(elnK pal<1 for .killed tatlatlc of the missions and took hun11 !inl , rnment proved no holier guardian dreda of men „ bulld. with ii limo wash in sonic JnL re^l“n’1 ,hc de«n»**Uon continued. Though an Impoverished church. It I* ink. ilius suny the Hither* left lhe aceno of atlll Handing, with Ita original floor, si—---------- , -< • iltclr long labor*, and ailcntly the In­ over 100 y«lr» old. The fine mu»io itio Ubof of their construetiun jueited uwuy into the wllderappulling. Brick h id -to be ^nd to lhe darkni s • of their nat.>.„.rrl».1 „n,t and Im„ 4ya, . nnd (lrlf|#<1 lnto u chime ot bells and tho first organ worse condition than before their clv- brdughj to California. men's shoulder.-, from mountain f. illutlon. Have *uch a* had Intermarried with canyons und gver trackless .hills built before the days of clocks in thl* tho Indians performed must ot country. I* an object of Interest. La labor. There needs no work' of the Imagi­ Sotadad or “Our Lady of Bolltufie." I __Tho Interior decoration! nation to help thia plctur- . Taken In । its sternest realism. It 1« vivid and thrilling, contrasting the wretched >09 yoke Indian*. poverty nf these glhglr-handed begin--------- .... ------------------ ------one of tho largest, may be taken as a nlngs with the final splendor und type of ull. 'I'hlthmt>i*lon was found,-d riches attained, ths result seem* well duct 15 miles long, supplying water enough to Irrigate, 30.000 sores of I quadrilateral of two stories. I>*u land. The church 1st San Lula pblspo of 1768 to tho pillars. arched corrlsquare. Th, church occupied winy, hurdles <>f u half century later, is a hanev -only a legrec less wonderful! belfry under a chime of S bell*, the opposite side stretched a vol The sulphur baths of Paso Robles missions had ale near the mission San Miguel or hi. The ornaments of th! Michael, und In those • days were known and used for tho same curative properties that ntsko them so famous ■ bio; erts living ami working jH-aeeably. The interim in 1'^05 the total Indian population ornamented with ’ Southern California wna reduced lo nando Mission (8t. Ferdinand). planted with tn,« growth of this .... surrounding garde lories for the qjonks. lhe go, "l chant For th. duties'ainl »< Inflated orator* and eomntlrnes { Thc wt.„lth „f ,Ilo mt-don Uy In * tat ot men are accused of bombast । «urplu, ar.iins and i.r,..,! .-.ufir, -il. In old England'bombast waa cotton- hemp. wine, hides tali<>w. v. m tablv-. wool used for padding or stuffingj fruit* and lite stock. Ih. L;.::--.... -u doublet, and other wearing apparel ^y^.'-renr ^otTi' th.\ h 0.1 h«- «a< carried ih* fervor of hla de­ . Ja hearer., luring flia .mt, he would beat it violently with ton, or burn th* fle»ii with a light- Diegoyls the oldest. San Juan Capis­ trano of murt tragic memory. Son; Gabriel the moat Imposing, and Santa Barbara is the most perfectly preHerve.t. n I. ■ u^,_. word, of -ptrltuni Injunction or bene- ' . “ —. .........u AnfCICB. dlvllon. lie had baptized over 1.000 The old bells brought from Spain still hang In the bell tower, snd the posi­ tion of the building, on high ground, it down if thin would benefited them overlooking lhe sea and Ilin town, makes it a landmark. 8an Lui* Hey became lhe most mission. At the holghtn dlRk-ulty that the soldiers could prosperous Ita ■raf.lak ..H.l —lnH. __ We Promise You Relief tssAII Stomach Troubles Or Your Money Back We honestly believe we have the best remedy in the world for indigestion and dyspepsia. We urge you to try it at our risk. If it doesn’t relieve yoUMras we feel sure it will—•well give back your money without a word. You know us—your family druggist. You know we wouldn’t dare recommend anything we didn’t know about, nor dare lo break a promise. ThereiGre, wlien we recommend any remedy it is because wc believe it to be better than any other to relieve the ailment for which it is made, and when we irove our faith in it and our sincerity toward you by promising to give back your money if it oesn’t relieve you and in every way satisfy you, you have no possible excuse for doubt or hesitation* iO/vnDP, Dyspepsia Tablets are, we honestly believe, the best remedy made for Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all other Stomach Ills that Rnrnona. the heroine of Holen Hunt Jack*on'« novel, “Romona," w«» married. In thia book *hc describe* Henora Moreno'* houac (Romona'a adopted mother) as th* renting place for ull who Journeyed thro the valley. There itood on the veranda three curved oaken chain, a carved Lcncti. also of oak. which had been brought to the Henora for aafe keeping by the faithful old aacrUtan of Ran Lula ips, soon after tho conquest ulfornla. Aghast at the sac-rllip__________ ____ soidlera who were quartered In the very church Itself, and amused them- night after night, 'bore out of the church all that ho dared to remove, burying some articles In cottonwood copses, hiding others in hU own poor little hovel, until he had wugonluuda of sacred treasures. Then, still more stealthily car­ ried them, a few at a time, concealed in the bottom of s cart, under a load of hay or of brush, to tho house of the aenom. who felt herself deeply honored by his confidence, and re- ■-----,lu UUMiyJW should Im> restored, of which at that time nil Catholic* had good hope. And «> It had -jme about .that no bedroom Ur waa aurrounded -by * realty nnP«*lng row of holy and apoatollc ngurew, which had looked down on the splendid eeremonle* of the Han Lula Iley Mlaoloa, in Father Peyri'* time, no more benignly that}, they now did on the humbler worahlp of tho aonora'* family In lu dlmUilahed ea- ...--- ... .... z ...... ,,VM sau,,u and shabby, only enhanced tho ten­ der reverence with which the aenom knelt before them, her eyes tilling with Indignant tears nt the thought of the heretic hands which had wrought such defilement. Even the crumbling wreathe which had been placed on । We Know They’re Gooi Delays Are Dangerous You Risk No Money heartburn and di»ln-«, »tiniul»le a hrallhy wx-retian of the gattric juire. aid in rapid and romfortaUe digmltan of Um- f<x>d andlkrip lo quicMy'cuavrrt I’- into rich red blorxl. and thereby into I«m and muwk. They relieve Mnftia-h dirtrcM promptly, and, uacri rrguhrly fur a uhort time, tend to rcrfore the atomarh U> a comhirUblc, duy-actini;. healthy alate. They aid gtcady tu promote regular bowel action. Dua't neglect indication, for it fre­ quently lend* lo all sort* <•( ill. and remplication,. The pain and ducomfurt I* not the mo*t unfurtunatc p-irt. The fart tluil when the atuuuu'h u not acting Dyipcpda Tablets entirely at. our ride 'Tiled wasten that arc constantly taking plarc in the body is not luring given toTbr Hood cither in the proper condition or f*«l enough is tar more serious. Nothing will cause more Irmilde than an unhealthy stomach. The blues, debility. Ia<k «l strength and energy, constipation, bil­ iousness, headaches and aeon, ol nlb-r serious ailments result from the failure of the stomach to property do Its work. Said only at tha more than 7,000 Roxxll Stores—tha World's Greatest Drug Stores. worvs of »uffe tape aUmt our guarantre. It meant ju»t what it. says. We'll avk you no question*. You needn’t sign anything. Your word ii enough for u». We know that Vihrn they help you you will <no.uilcr il money well ,penl even if thry bld ent you ten times iu much. If4jwy dan’t lulp you, the money ynu paid l .r them I* yours, and w o want you to have it. In convenient boxes—three *U*i: 25c, 50c, $1.00 Carveth & Stebbins Phone 31 DB. PIEBCE’S Favorite prescription Dr. Pierce's Pleasant PelMa regulate and Invigorate —lives and bowel*. Hturar-eoatMi. m— ’“L.° Chink of henry Smith Grand Rapids, Mich. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment ' in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Store Phones— Bell. 173 Citizens, 5173 Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Keep Your Bed Warm rlpUuns of tha turfur.s of hell, •never nn Indian came tu address henco the term aa applied to "hot-air j together In perfect harmony and lie ip.-ro's lual.it piecemeal from his body, orator*. Tho term 'hot air,” how-1constant Increa.-'v hi the nuniier at:*11 Intense whs their desire to possess i-ome relic of him. . ernr. la indigenous to tho soil and lg convert*' proved th.it the ;n.<uu Hi-rs kept watch around hts merit of the i'.dhcr*. both purely American. night und day till the burial. und temporal jvaa uuei-i•■= ful I condition* were aati>fa<-t<iry 1 Ilrvdl Dyspcpua Tabku, in addition to other ingredients, contain Pepsin and Bnmulh. two great digestive aids user! by CUteErtarad flor tho over­ b In Mexico the charm far exceeding rernment from • ■■ ■ ----- - --------- ....— nd balls, ““ •nj also many priceless vestments, altar It required from 10 to IS year* t»|ih.lU'ht’of’tho<’lntaret*Uof thZlndtam 11 your order amounts to >3 or over we’ll pay telephone charges. Cood Eexllly. ’ It has been pointed out that "potnto” cood, ewict consistent!! with valyuu attacht tu Ictera In utber uurds. he speled gheauphthelghtteough. Herr lx the unraveling: gh Ih ''hiccough.'' cast In "beau," phth in “phthisis," elfih in ’•weight,'’ tto In "gaxettc," anti ouith In "though." The seed ov a nyu form of speling bee lx hecr.—Tho Pi­ oneer; pressed to toucl Father they had pedestrians, 4 -parties Journey­ ..._ _ ..i.hlUh. deepest affection a Ins to any ol menu might lalnment. a I Continued from pago one. Fraiu-t»e.in l uthor*. •Vhow generou* hnapltaUty wa* mven freely to oil like the world will nerer The quadrangle or hollow wfuaro who came rag*riu<«« of race oF fowas u loading feature In ull the mis­ sions. Tho church being the principal irllca noon sanctuary. GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL CO. Store-18 Monroe Ave. PHONE 5995. In addition Hastings, Mich. Those cold nights will soon be here, and you know how you dread to get in between cold sheets -why not get a MONEYBACK WATER BOT­ TLE of real rubber, rich chocolate color, with ribbed surface? This is a splendid bottle which >ve arc selling at $1.25. Then we have the ROXBURY a • strong, moulded bottle without scams, made of Red Rubber. This neatly embossed cold weather comfort at $1.00 saves you fifty cents. Both of these represent real value at the price we ask for them, for buying in connection with over 5,000 other Rcxall Stores wc get a discount that the druggist buying as an individual cannot obtain. poasn’f this fact warrant your pleasing stock of rubber goods! examining our You’ll recognize their superiority at the first glance. CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Phone 31 Goods Delivered LONG EVENINGS Furnish a splendid opportunity ior the Pleasurable Exercise of BOWLING. There is no place for you to spend your evening with greater pleasure anti physical prylit to yourself than bowl­ ing a couple of hours itrottr Bowling Alley. ---- ——... ...... . ... «rv,,v, a IIUU replaced each one, holding It only n degree loss sacfed than tho statue Itora than h»r houae. No one but Father Bulvlderra hud over ofilclatea in the Morano chapel. ■ "The old man had grown feeble during the year that *he hud nut acen him, ijnd It waa a vary ahort day’I Journey that ho could make now without too great futlguv. "it waa not only hta body that had fulled, lie hud loet heart; and th* miles which would have boon nothing to him, hud he walked in the Cumpanl<>ii«hlp of hopeful and happy thought*, vlfitchcd out wearily a* he brooded over sad memoriae and atm sadder anticipation*, the downfall of ungodly In the Eor conallpatlon. use Dr. King'* Now Life PHI*. Paul Mathulk*, of Buffalo. N. Y.. **y» they ar* tpe "kfng of all laxative*. They are a bleaijug to all tnr family and I alway* keep a box al hom*." Get a box and gel well again. Sic. at Car­ veth & Stabbin*' and A. K. MulholUud'x.—Adx. Tobacco and Cigars always fresh and sanitary. Smokers Supplies every kind. West End Cigar Store Jake Rehor, Prop. Hastings, Mich. United Light« Railways Co. Cali or write ua for quotation* on F'irxt Preferred '■% Cumulative Slock '‘frAjie J'nited Light and Railway* Co. Thia alpck is cxemptfrom lhe normal Federal Income Ta* to the holder, for the reason that the Tax is paid at the ■ource. Full explanation nn requeat. Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Bartles Citirett* and 11X1 Ball Hain 201 Grand Rapids. Mich. Fifth Floor Mich.. Treat Bldg. ------------------ �nghtsouv <1 of right- SuMDAY SCHOOL UESSON Ntote the double zgAlnet rovetneaa AGENTS WANTED In all parts cf Barry County Introductory Every person who gro has io meet and settle the quMjign <Phil. 8:»-l: John rL.i»tlons)ilp to money, oarthiy rlcitss. Judging by actions. It would ---------- --. ------- --- jplo CBrthly( Body, mind as? For years we haVe been stating in the newspapers of the country that a great many women have escaped serious op­ erations by taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­ pound, and it is true. We are permitted to publish in this announcement extracts from the letters of five women. All have been recently received unsolicited. Could any evidence bemore convincing? ' Hododon, Me.—“ I had pains in both sides and such' a snrencsH • I could scarcely straighten up at times. My back ached and I w.is so nervous I could not sleep, and I thought I never would bo any better until I submitted to an operation, but I commenced taking Lydia 11 Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and soon felt like a now woman."—Mrs. Hatwabd Sowe&s, Ilodgdon, Me. CiiABtxrm, N. C.—“I was in bad health for two yearn, with • pains in both sides and was very nervous. I had a growth which tho doctor said was a tumor, and I never would get wellunless I had an operation. A friend advised mo to take Lydia E. Pink­ ham's Vegetable Compound, and I gladly say that I aih now enjoying Uno health."—Mra. Rosa Sims, 10 Winona St, Charlotte, N. C Hanover, Pa.—* The doctor advised a severe operation, but my • husband got mo Lydia E.^inkham’s Vegetable Compound and I experienced great relief in a short time. Now I fee! like a new person nnd can do a hard day’s work und not mind it"—Mra. Ada Wilt, 1V0 Stock St, Hanover, Pa. Decatur.III.—“I was sick in bed and three of the best phyii• clans said'd would havo to l» taken to the hospital for an oper­ ation as I had something growing in my left side. I refused to sub­ mit to tho operation nnd t^ok Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable CompHUMl-Mmd It worked a miracle in my case, ami I tell other womenwhat it has done for me."—Mra. Laura A. Griswold, 2300 Blk. East William Street, Decatur, HL I Z 3 Writs for R^ut 1 Tim. «:!<>.• At lhe same lime. It may be possible to rn to the other thrnjMh oppression. rather God hie extreme ■rythlnr for aclf. I. Provocation H. Pfoleat. IIL Precept. IV, Parable. V. Pathway. Tim Untiliio Ih-vclotK-d. ProviHSttlun—In our last Jesus was speaking In the midst of a multitude (18:1). One of this multi­ tude desires that Jesus will speak to bls brother to lhe end that tho man might be prodted. tlnanclally. He had hit mind set on riches (Col. 8:14), and had but hours. UsKir.lt so it is Because in- nas on- I ration, tho occasion, tho reason for rlched you 11 Cor. 1:8). Appropriate | His riches, and then apportion your riches. Praise Hiro for His riches, and glory of his name (John 11:4). appraise yours In the I'/fht of HL. A| bo we a class, ably Justified the correctness of these principles. In the Hupmobile fur the coming season. <»ur ettgincena however, have been working patiently nnd persistently on hundreds of minor improve­ ments. nil of which go to make better mechanical harmony, until today We believe thnt there is not n smoother tAinnlng motot on the market today than lhe Hupmobile long-stroke "33." For economy, for daily work on the road: for pulling power; for silence of running, lhe longIng adopted by have upholstered arms —•- tho tourini mn the cyl Ind ter mixing of ths fresh charge nt its entrance into th. . ,hn.hr. 500 tulles of touring. Included In tho equipment. Greater pulling power at Absence of noise am! vibration. AUCTION SALE Owing to the death of the late James Brown I will sell at public auction on the farm four miles east of Hastings, or two miles south and one-half mile west of Coats Grove, on TUESDAY, MARCH 3rd, 1914 At one o'clock. situtlc buggy. •irtt shcllvr. he toulh culiituu 3 double idsovel plows. slim cl plow. Work hamnet. Light liat-iiVK*. hear from me. Address 151 Institute Place, Chicago. Sincerely y«Urn. |~ IRVING. Limps lhe rim without toui-mng lhe rubber r« parts and motor piping duo to th lhe- llttpra the exhaust. Compare the specifications of the Hupmobile extent the height of thia d. sir. lllipmoblk- "33" IL P. Tunring Car. Fully equipped with electric horn sign, you will find n similarity that is astounding at Hupmobilo prices. sure feed posltlv driven camshaft rank aha ■ •.Fsslble: •■veniry chain three beaming ......tcrlstlc of u will find a few of nd IlghthiK. If (lezlred, la by WcutlnitlKAjH.twa-unlt-ayx'.em—Kvparale generator and atartlriR motor—with Independent mitancto iKUitlon. It is pedal <i|icrated. con­ venient to ifte driver'^ kft foot. A almuio nivllon headlights. dctanuntablo An attractive proposition is offered for1a- „ , County. _____t good live agent in Barry Write or call up the Robinson Sales at Charlotte if'you wish to consider this proposition, or Hupmobile Sales Company Charlotte, bc-tnail Itr|x>rt. Michigan. . NORTH HOH Miss Irene Pierce of. J Mrs. Donald McCallum. Miss Emily Prunahku -ndlng b’i-liru.iry 3 No. days taught. returned her sister. Mra. Hertha friends. <it Gobi, vlll Allen K. Matthews ami wife enl txlnrd John Itherm.ni -nd family Christian Bachman • »■! wife moved Bolton spelled the former home In Rutland township. domiciled attendance this month: Arthur Wil•In und Ralph Richardson: MaMan. ccntly V.ilrnta .md John, J. Fuller: Hubert. Harlow nnd Harvard Barnurn; MnrJIrving Betts took a ,1<-I«hlo.id of Irvlngttra to Mlddlevll|o Saturday night to attend the plAy, given by Mirandy’s Mlnistrcis. from report, all enjoyed the comedy. I loris- Sprague pinta Townsend. Greta I tune. Smith. Chester more or leas drifted r- id-. Sunday scr- cventrur. largely attended. month. • Most Minnie SI of the 'parents' hasMrs. l<ecn visitingflnywar‘1. for it Hhu remom credits. were held by SuperlnV rident of the Arthur Itlch.ird.ion -i-coiul week: Miss Inn Hart of North Rutland is Mahlon Fuller the third week and Sunday School. Daniel G< tman. si-ting Mra. Gun Peake with her Blncc the removal «.f Mr. Damoth to . 1 housework fo were added lo our Petoskey, George I*. Smith hits as- lied over Sunday with hla mother attend the run hour for Bunday School. On account of drifts and lhe *fin t tint Rev. J. IL Westbrook of Middleville had a hard cold the minister w.m not present. One black gelding, age 13. welglil, 1,100 Single liurucm. nearly new. Witecl baryoM' liny fork und nqic. Fntutlng mill. Sleigh bells. ARM TOO US, KTC. Deering mower. Otlicr artlelo, too* uuiucrous to menlloti Home said that they m-v< r expected t« llpl.-rt Barnum won In the pya nul hunt Erldn ’ ■ I right on Oak IJe.it ri.. b.iuith .mil Ti The scctlop m$il cnteied . il holiday, enjoyed Monday in , ................. and children are nota visiting refativ'w near Has­ entire tings. 1 inc! Rapid* accompanied by MIm Middleville spent H with his md Lowell uh Shelter for horses if it storms in spelling Tarme nf Cola• Ail >um> '50° ■"<■ under, cuh. Over lullllo Ul udlui that amount nin, months tlma will be glvan on bankable notes with Interest at tfr. remold until settled for. No property MRS. CARRIE V. BROWN Special Administratrix John Bprlngrr D narking as off- this month hearer In the Perry ■•• mill. The work done by4hi* on<- ahnso duty It Is School Report. Report •<( the Chidester K. R. Dunlap is slowly < onvtlt-wlng month .-ndlng Feb. 50. JOI No. of duya taught. from the effects of the ilckheM with C. BENJ.IMERRICK Clark. jin the hourc lino time iinest plcei .houl fuf' Inter. Tits many frb nds of the famy are.gliid to see Mr. Dunlap on the Frank Childs of Sim Irving Roll, r Mills makes the trip to and frnsa his home in Middleville to his Work h< re Ih the mills on the cars. This really Shortens the days work for Mr. Chlldn Johnson when My. Childs Is not here. COL. W. H. COUOH Auctioneer n nd throughout lhe entire car, Minor Improvements^ hn manufacturers work, worship, anil wish In lhe light a protest. The man had misjudged the purpose of Christ.- Read John 18:84. Ills mission was not to divide earthly and barn, died In the ml<l«i of Jhcxc Inhcrllant-cs. but to provide a heaven­ ly lnt|M|Unce-. Ho sought not the v. 14. Wc must trust God wraith of men. but the health of men. things, why not for less, v. : other’ Illustration from th.. would help me. I took Lydia E. Pinkluim’s Vege- (SoT contained Instructions regarding In­ table Compound and I liecaino regular and free /J? heritances. for the earthly people (lafrom poiiL I am thankful for such a good medintvl) In an earthly Canaan. But their will provide our things, v. 31. it |» not clno and will always give it tho highest praise.”— King has been rejected (Matt. 12). "all things,” as wo somethin , h.-ir It Mra. C. II.GRiFymi,7306 Madison Av, Cleveland,O. nnd the kingdom postponed. The quoted: it is “all these things'—food, chureh. a heavenly body, cannot clothing, our treasurers arj t■ • bo in to LYDIA E.PIHKHAM MEDICI SECO. kept claim fsr.UTs promise at earthly heaven, not "on earth: they (OOMFIDEMTIAL) LYNX, MASA, for advice. riches. < itir Inheritance la In tha heitv- thi'rt.-'thcy may decay, or '•• stolen Your letter will l>e opened, read and answered here. Wc will spend by a woman and held in strict conlidunco. take the place of judge nnd divider, lie miw- to be a divider of men (v. valued souls highly 49-53), nut of men’s. He came not tn Horn. 9:11). Who Hfs Newspaper Good for Wrspplng. ‘ On London. Judge, but He will come to Judge (Acta God or Satan? W Tho proprietor of the local paper, Tourist (in Ixmdon)—*>jt certainly 17:31). He did not Interfere with civil at Eberswalde, a small Prussian town; took n bunch of bobbles to nrrest that .authority (Mark 15:17); the day is not far from Berlin, does his beat to sllk-liatteil guy! What did ho do!” | chining when He will take all nuthorIty-tp himself lDan. 8:44). Jesus ' mako his paper useful as well aa in-j Cabbjj—“Wy, that bloodin' blitherlj<J was not and Is not a reformer: baln't pinched. 'E*s a hemlnent states-j’ (Ttrlst Hu |»/i transformer (Rom. 18:1.8). He those hours? Tcachvl tho General Auzelgcr printed on only man goin* to luncheon! -Judge. did not loll lhe church to aoci.illxe; He thia lesson without co: told them to tHwngHhw. The’Bible Is not n book with a humane message to o God, und know . bo used for wrapping up provisions reform people: Il Is a book with a Di- and know my thot Can’t Spare tho Time. without any danger of contamination from printers* Ink. On these days tho nix—"They any that women are us forget about our rights, and think lead me In the paper Is twice aa largo aa on ordinary hardly.ever stammerers." Dix—"No; about Ills righteousness. I^t us be Ami-n. Pa. 18s: days, so that the public loses nothing they have so much to aay that they I busy as'His witnesses, not with a rcBoys and Girls—Turn to tho Gospel iforming social message, but with a aceordlns To St, John. See which In tho way of reading matter. tan t atop for it” ; transforming soul message, until Ho verses. Read that onco carefully. Wl you think Write and Double bugg). _ ....-trie lighting oqulpmei electric head light ent marring of the enamel tin Uh. A genuine rain vision veniifcitlng windshield r*- hio ■leering binder. being standardized for the find time on many or America's finest cars. They. >olnt <>f attachment t< work of the Lord, largely for the name and recognition It brings us? Do C , O . —“I was very Irregular and for several years 5• my sido pained mo so that I expected to havo to undergo an op­ eration. Doctora said they know of nothing that about IS bunlicl.1 Tho engineering principles of the Hupmobile —---- - mtnlncd features "Join the your pastor so poorly testify In 4 leveland cataloguM Announcing 1914 Policy "But God sought out many Invention -but God said"—and t Csln .brought'a Moot said. Saul . Ing - "but ..... Gud— — ” ---------the church—"but Gbd (ill men. ponder well verso child of God. In explanation m course In distributing money. M|< brother’s good, but considered hla were a shame for a Child of God i rich." And then. v. 81, "«•• 1« hi­ llmony, but for patrimony; not for not rich toward God." Where la your (Gen. church. 1914 and Information Eolhiwin'g pupii>. arc entitled to •If holiday; t'r.ilg'Shcltlcld. !•« nt his brother Will's in North Irving; . • Friday. » Quickly cused by ' Hfttty ‘fflcnds of Ross Blivcn. gave , xutna ointment. C. evening. All report a line.time. advised me to try Li Mrs. Bert Garrison visited Mrs. xcma Balve.’ I used ; Willard Green and Grandma Gate* ot. Ointment and three iHaaUnn *■'—1 ■ L'------- 1 healing, antisep E. Benkes. Teacher f re-1 well At this writing d nn Hurting with March «, 1911, (hr «nu long ’ Murk Garrison • regular meeting night of TUMnapple jtbm . latdge No. «36 will oo.r on Friday lion, S. W. Matthews. Commiwloner। ■ ————— night, instead of Thursday, j i. 8-wkx 'Labor StjtUtici, Auguzte, "Me.—Adv. 1 UANNEIl WANT ADVH. PAY �LUNOYED Children's Ailments ■ THE GOOD FOLKS HI TELLS OF BAN MASSACRE l!s;ys. k a iqsently rrllsvsd. Thn heads were alt l<-o!lected. *omo being tognd fkt a conilriderabls dtatancr. and placed In the ISORDERS of the stomach and constipation are the most common diseases of children. To correct them you will find nothing better than Chamberlain’s Tablets. One tablet at bed time will do the work and will make your child bright and cheerful the following morning. Do not punish your children by giving them castor oil. Chamberlain’s ^Tablets are better and more pleasant tn take. D up to her friend. Mary Abb> Thomas.* at tbv «nd of a drinnafie-nccount of bar tru days’ sojourn in Manhattan. “No. nor even -Unmanly nceomtnodafr Ing ns one man to another.’' she add­ CONFEDERATE FORCE ed. firmly; "they’re ’ plain »iuck-up’” DEFEATED IN KANSAS "How so?” inquired Mary Abby. with eager Interest. , “In more ways than one. but one’ll |Two Survlvoea Kmw|> -Mlles Uy then Uh I nlty, tier long. thin «h«*k» flu»b ItMT Hfttlnii. ni • with autue jaolguant recollection. Wc make nnd sell COTTAGE BREAD the real Home Made Bread Icc Cream by wholesale or in small quantities. The Palm Garden J. W. Armbruster, Prop. Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or. ders Given Prompt Attention Chamberlain’s Tablets CARLYLE A TRUE PESSIMIST JARRING NOTE IN Home of'Home Made Candies Fancy Pastry for Fastidious Folks his face, and before I could ask what ho was doing, hr stepped up to a pub­ PROGRESS lic chauffeur, pulled up at the side- Chrysanthemums, Roses, Carnations, (all colors,) Violets and Easter Lilies. All kinds of potted plants, such as Peppers, Poinsettas, Primroses, Azaleas, (till colors. Any Movement of the World Toward Better Thing* Was to Him a Step Backward. . Thoma* Carlyle’s friendship *Hb Ralph (Valdo Emerson 1. a mutter ot history. but Charles Eliot Norton tell* In hi* newly published letter* thnt Carlyle marveled at lhe optimism of Hell—Mai hmmr AVr; Illrnm »sy« to him. a little mile of your fe’S got a Kteane spot I Gilizcns 2470 irecnhotises—Ashland Ate. am! Page Street <1 Rapid*, Mjrli. Eegal Jidvertisemenis Mid well enough, for lie began ■nicker, and before ! could pull 111 along that boy »*• laughing fit to Isfactlon iu tho world, especially in your country. One would sdppote to hear him that ya had no trouble* there, and no share tn the darkneM that hang* over ik'rae old Umls It's a terra strikin’ and ciiriuu* spectacle q >I)laiu after all there a coidlsi lauchi. not quite so horrid nn ogre a* »omagood people Intagine. Hut the "arid potent society ot ourn. There’* nothin’ to hope tor ftwm h but conCoaion.* •’ ’I agree with ye tn thlnblu* that mi l<l1 < VUtl II* flu l<-»ti"- d f the ■ Mid I And though lhe change brings with William Oih fl a lilrber degree ol otnc|afcjg there is. much to regret l»:tM*t!*» fJKK- "•“ tlniilty of the friendship pnd ~ ’ In tin- forenoon, nt said prututai tilllcr, l,< uhd Is hrrcl.y ap|*o|nta'<t fur hear­ ing Mid petition: n la Further ordered. Thai public Whai Cures Eczema? •MU ■..li.KjTFe of your , ,■/£ / irnbrrljw froin;Qgp the far whleli Umbrella. POSTPONED AUCTION SALE Havifig sold my farm, I will have an auction sale of my personal properly at the farm two miles east of the Soldiers’ Monument in Hastings and 100 rods north of the center of Hastings township, on section 16, Hastings township, on Saturday, Feb. 28, ’14 Commencing at 10 o’clock a. m., and will sell the following described property: IK,HSIEH. Hay gelding. s ,r». old, vrigid iar.o. lu, gehlluK. S ••■'I. Height l.aan. (tram ■■ .Marc. wa-ixh: 1.2.10—with taml by Klaig IH'lilp. Itraawn nun- eadl. 11 maantb- add, The-a* Iiiii-* •. nrv nil kimmI umx VOW’S, st In VIS. tllKhlAs. >tnl 1 >111 hum <■<<«. ;t ,r-. «dd. fra-ii. Sfaaalleal a-aau. a yr-, add. fra“-h. -Iiaual-. weight. laleml loo |li«. anaa li. Gaaanl liraiaiat miw. About 30 Iflmala* 1-baiMl Kail lu ll-. I’Alt.M MAl’HIXEItY. I7IV. Milwaukee lalnaler. ha ,-lonc inaancr. 5.ft. rot. Tuo-b<ar-a- rilling «-olthula»r. sennl Flvi'-liaaath a-ultlvntiar. /•hotel plow. IVlih- tin;.wagonsliigh- hum:-,. New double lutrnewt. hru— irinunavL live! a-luiiii linma-— .11 gixxl rvjiair. Hugh- linrtn-—. I,lg)n ilotihh* hnriir—. Hot Lunch at Noon. < oinbliiat ion Imy nndetoa-k nu-k. Wngiaii ln»»•', -s*‘‘ of heavy -ladgli-. set a>r ilunip bonM-. Syraa u-e wnlklna plow. 17-tooth lever drtur. uiijrb nev». WihmI frame druj. tH-lstrtb. < Ungs, l*adr. -leal la 111 roila-r. Tlgev lin, rnka-. 10-ft. tboul fa .Imekfl- ot Wlihe^ nrWt -Va llow lh-nl -axat anr>i. ' 'f l-lrsttvd corn nuirkatr, “ Tank hen lev. .*ao*gnl< -lavl aall lank. 10b fret hay ropr. </iiafltit> lua> nap" , laavn u-<tl. , A pulley*. Ilar|aaaoii ha, fork. ' 2 boat runner-. 3 -a*t- uhlflli-trat-, ami a-tewn*. 2 iiat'k yoki*. 13-fC Inatilcr. Sei -la-el,nral-. Sei a'aiuulaT -outre. I*um hob- atigger. 1 hating Mine,., i/uantll, Move pipe. Quaulliy (lou&dndil gaioal-Grob Iliac. 1 row Imr. -liovel-. i-ariih<Hik. Hrinil-laiiw. Sa-,1 In- unit -nalli. IH reel i.lncii pipa*. Fink tsarrel. 1’airal rack. 2 Ing ciinliw. 2 pliadi fork-. 2 manure fork-. Ihuial a-or11 planter. 1‘raa—cut miw.’ « aatert trap-. to grain rack*. .Qiiuiitli, <af a-orn. 1 Anal tunny o|ha-r article* tana liinneroy- to mention. Ina suld petition: It Is Further ordered. Thnt public Monuments for Spring Shelter for Horses if it Storms, TCDUCi All sums of $5.00 and under, cash. Over ILIIITIOi that amount 9 months’ time will be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent per annum. No goods to be removed until settled for. RHEUMA RHEUMATISM Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer uoniciivr.itt, horribly uil„_,__ rides bring scalped. | cording to , 'sage c from the i.odica.'1hl* Right away—the first day you start to take RHEUMA~ths Uric Acid ponon be­ gins to dissolve and leave the sore joints and muxles. Its action is little less than magical. 50 cents a bottle—guaranteed. Judge Barborit of Ft Loraime, Ohio, say*: 'After treatment by three doctors without re.ult, 1 was cured of a very bad esse of Rheumatism, by using two bottles u( RHEUMA.” Three months does not give us too much time to manufacture the peice of work you may wish’for spring delivery, if jx wehavc to send to the quarry for the ,T material. Better drop us a card if you can’t call and we will arrange to sec you. It’s FjLMFaCifl on*y °b°ut 3 months un» til Decoration Day. Efi IRONSIDE BROS. Phone 197 Granite and Marble Dealers Hastings, Mich, �FEBRUARY H urn if inii is still with us. Maybe you will need a warmer Coat, Sweater, Cap, Gloves Mittens or Underwear. PRAIRIEVILLE, from here attendsd tho Come’on, wc have a AH report a tine lime, over BELIEVES IT Witt SAVE chicken pie din­ gopd supply yet, and our prices are right. Yes, and wc have sonic warm Footwear too. best at the price. Wc don’t buy anything but, the best. A . cheap article is dear at any price. Renkes & Son of Dowling 2 for So Nice Juicy Naval Oranges PRE-INVENTORY SALE! As we are about to make a change in the in* terior of our store We are offering some real bar* gains that are worth your time to take advantage of them. Al! heavy goods will be sold at cost. Blankets Blankets Blankets Blankets Blankets now...$1.95 now$1.75 now.—$1.50 now...$1.25 npw—*. .99 All 10c Oirtinp st.. . .8c All Wool ImotCNt 50c Men't Hoae.. 25c Men’s Hose.. GROCERY SPECIALS lbs Coffee. .—1 cans Peas....________________________ lbs Good Tea cans Salmon cans Corn 81.00 .25 1.00 .25 .25 F. H. WILKINSON DSFARTMENT STOKE Prairieville, Both Phoaea, Hell and Citizens Michigan, PA RMS rLJIv FOR aALJl Q A T P| UKNIJERNHOTT 1 A.KLV13 Mrg hu,HCHOOD 1)ecn on HOUSE. lho 'list for four weeks but Is Improving operation is expected home this week. Mrs. Holcomb Is at J. It. Daly's do- Wm. Huffman and wife of Highbank visited at lhe homo uf Mr. Daly Frank Bryans and family have all The young people to the number of 38 met with Zana Beach for a vslen- 130 acres, good buiffilngi rorth of timber.. no acres, fair buildings, mo acres, extra buildings 138 acres, good buildings I3& acres, good buildings 40 acres, good buildings no acres, good buildings 330 93 23 14 100 acres, acres, acres, acres, acres, good buildings. extra buildings good buildings. no buildings.. extra buildings EZRA MOREHOUSE & CO. J Mt on and Hastings. Jttfcfe. HIGH STREET. Mr. and Mrs. I* Richardson from Bowens Mills visited A. E. Robinsun und other friends from Friday until Sunday. , Maude and Ernest Robinson utt< mk-d tho sophomore party In Hast­ ings Friday night. Mr. 'ind Mrs. Reuben Gruhum spent Wednesday with their daughter, Mrs. Hugh Hitler. Mildred Hall waa absent from Everybody Rev. Manning of Albion spoke In the M. E. church Sunday, morning and evening. partment. expressed himself in no In Grand Rapids lhe last three weeks uncertain terms In.hla belief that lhe looking after the spring millinery I styles, left here this morning. Monday, port him In the broadgaxe policy that (for Centerville, St. Joeeph Co., where ■Ims to extract from lands now In she has recently bought a millinery public ownership sufficient radium (stack. Mix* Hasel has many warm friends here who wish her success In promptly the treatment now necss- John McNaughton »thlch U believed to be that of life tpy tho same soon. Mra. W. D. Jlughex entertained lhe and death to hundreds of thousands present. Mias Alling, a returned mIn­ 'The apprehension seems to be. the ■ecrctary states, that ' mt areas In 'any part" of Colorado are to be closed to entry "on guapk-ion." and thus prospecting not only fur radium metals but for tho |lrocb-u» and semi­ School Neva—Tenth Gra«k*. precious metals as well will Ih* stop­ ped. Theoe fears are hot well found­ afternoon. ed. . Tho distribution of radium-bear­ ing minerals aa now known in Colofound guilty. The penalty waa to hug each member of the Jury. Mias John­ is no Intention In the Interior Depart­ son, who was accused of disturbing ment to apply withdrawals outside of tha peace was found not guilty. the relatively small arras known to Wo gladly welcomed the Hughes contain these minerals. girls on their return to school Mon­ The pitchblende of Gilpin County day after entertaining the measles tor uals and corporations, and a single Monday morning we listened to a American company now controls more than. 100 carnotite claims, the radium product from which will be Eighth Grade. an exhibit of different country. Tho carnotite deposits which It Is now proposed to devote printeron a rack, which the eighth grade the United States Oeol<>gi<-.,P Survey to be for the most purT conllned to Tho official statistics uf 1913 us to ir exports of uranium and v.iruidlOur Busy Bees Monday were Helen Norris. Frances Brown,Mildred Rockwell. Emma Hayes, Raymond r.ido orca shipped to Europe tha thn aornewh.it great tonnage Elsie Hughes la back after an abtnce of two weeks on account of The Joint resolution Submitted by th< measli congren contains authority not only MIDO. for lhe president to withdraw fadlum Herbert Brown of Richland spent' lands from further private appropri­ ation but also for the ■••rrer.iry of the Mrs. Addison Spaulding remains w4s<* provide for the mining of the about tho same. Harry Jones und Emerson Ix-wU ply of radium for th" government brought from Kalamazoo Saturday and hospitals of the Palled States. The vigorous admlnl»iratl..n which Mrs. Norn Blanchard went to such a law would dcMervr by reason Grand Rapids Monday In response to Glenn Boyle bought* a In opening tho deposit- in purposeful utilisation. The object of the pro- alytlu stroke affecting both lower humane to assure America preferen­ limbs and rendering her unconscious tial rights to th,- radium on land still' in public ownership.. Itla for control the for several hours Wednesday. Is re­ covering and has regained partial use of one limb. Mr. and Mra. Nagel uf cured through the Immediate ojienlng WALL LAKE. of minim und Hu- prompt extraction of the radium from .the urea mined. cnlertalnsummoned to her bedside ut the com­ lust week and caught some lino Hah while here. ln Kuhimazoo I'araon* who B. G. Morgan of Battle Creek came spent Saturday and Sunday nt home ot J. R. Daly. BANNER WANT AD VS. PAT. I1UICK GASOLINE ECONOMY. other motors of equal »tie. American or Foreign BUCK WE 100.000 CAR. Buick cans nearly all Buick Branches located tn ih<- leading elites bf America and Europe. All Uvc 1914 N.w en million miles. QUICK SERVICE. Every Uulck owner is entitled line during teats of .,11 1311 lluh-k Models in t.-n rill Insure him the motoring pleasure hr expects. There is 7J Buick pends upon the financial strength of u company —ths equipment <>S<ll»-ri>raneh house shops und stock rooms, the success of the company, and the encc. In New York the Buick one-ycar guaran­ tee and no-chargo monthly Inspection is backed by a responsible branch house with a stock-room Bulek Motor Company. The knowledge we have gained while building up the greatest automobile Ill ICK mo > . DIIK itl.l.l- A Buick lll.ul. III-.- -I..... . ■; In .11. If you purchase u Bulzk car the consideration. To The Purchaser The Buick Factory is in the automobile business to stay; they build cars that [iropcriy represent the enormous resources at their command—cars that reflect the knowedge they have gained by nine years’ practical experience, while making in their own shops more high grade motor cant than any- other company (150,000 in all). They build into all Buick motor cars, more thoroughly than any other makers, the qualities >ou wish for: endurance, power, ecooomy and service. They equip all 1914 Buick cars with Delco electric system of cranking, lighting and ignition, left hand drive and center control. Phenomenal Demand for Birick Cars All over the country in every Buick branch from coast to const the business is the largest in their history. They have been behind in filling orders ail the season. They arc building 30,000 Buicks for 1914. There will not be enough Buicks to supply the demand, zif you wiih to own and run one of these popular cars a demonstration now and an order placed will assure you of satisfactory date of delivery. Wc furnish- fur coats arid robes that will keep you warm and Buick Cars will run in any weather. Touring Cara 31060- 28 H. P. IIW5-I8 H. P. Hastings Buick Co , lYlCSSCr DlUB. RunalKiut- Hastings, •ninn- jlamsdalr. Whittemore nm! ,-hllurrn spent f-i urdoy night and Sundiy with Joi ■ “in ll.iatlngs. attended The Beater On The Axle and visited Mr. and Mra. Ed. Acker their home last week. till Friday. Eugene Shedd Ixought a new drtv-' Mra. l-'rpnk l.< mmun vtsilod Isaac Newton was well pleased with Ing horse In Kalamaxoo last week. Clarence Hoffman Is working for! his sale last Thuraday which was Mr. Grinncl Adrian bus rentHomer Aldrich. largely attended by people from all Mr., and Mra. Fred Mclx-od took the parts of the county. train at Milo on Monday morning, । The friends of Felix Chamberlain la Incd his brothci by Illness. * Henry Wertman moved Mr. Gelb's last load of goods to Kalamaxoo Sat­ urday. Chas. Aldrich and wife of Shulls McQuarrlo - Thursday. - --- —— —» w.aHMMK-l .*.'.1 KHUmazoo vlalted hla coualn Fred Ashby nnd family Saturday night atul Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Payne returned they were entertained by the hitter's brother. Hurry Kelley and wife. Misses Beatrice and Bernice Mot Dermott who are attending school In Iwlion. were home from Friday until Sunday. Manson Newton .and wife are spending a few days In Kalamasoo with theirtmrents. Mr. and Mra. WIU Gelb. Robert Newton of North Rutland. ry Co. man., own, a large farm. Hla wife. Etta Ray McLeod, has spent her entire life in and around Milo. The Mra. William Gilbert's. frtenda of her childhood and youth Rev. D. Rheid.in wlah them much happlneaa nnd pros­ home In Hilled.ilc Monday morning. perity In their far northern home. Ho hus been helping in the rrvlvul.ut the V. B. church bid wua unable tn trip until last week being detained in her parents homo by the accidental help continue th,- rnr- tings. There Ih serious manner. Physicians are hope­ ful about saving the member. ini • Mr. and Mra. Max Rima went to School RcfM>rt. Hillndalo Iml u,-«-k to visit hla people. They will also vlxlt friends In flhlo. Rc-purt of Pleasant Hill School for the month ending February 6, 1»H: moved onto the Arthur Prescott farm Numtier of daye taught. 20. List week which he .‘ought lust sum­ Total attendance. 212. mer. Mrs.. Douglas Hcott of Dimondale Number of girls enrolled,' 4. visited Mr. und family lust^reck. Total enrollment. 11. PARISIAN SAGE FOR THE HAIR* ... ‘ Buick Motor Company will remain In BUICK ENDURANCE CHALLENGE. ■gain challenge. any other company ■oiling motor F. O. B. Factory Mr. and Mrs. Purdy of Yankee from use, but rather development Springs cumo lo Poplar Hill Satur­ under conditions not oifly favoring day for a week-end visit with Mr. und Mrv. Milo Hays. Mra Glenn Boyle entertained Fri­ Tho. effort of th«- Federal Governday evening thirty friends In honor of her husband'! birthday. Games and BALTI JI ORE CENTER. states that he believe It will be. di­ rected to tho promotion of nil mining Mrs. Shaft. , ley Edmonds and little non visited >y conducive lo। Mra. Mary Baker near Cedar Creek, children In Bedford this winter, has well attended. 33 being present In lhe the protection of ■ America's Interest Friday. . In lhe product. Earl> exhaustion or• ' The Cedar Creek W. C. T. V. have Monroe Merrill. kindly Invited tho ladles uf the 1UIentertained her mother, Mrs. Tract. speak of exhaustion of other mineralI ttinoro Center W. C. T. U. with their resources Is something which needI husband* to meet with them at their Mrs. Georgs Johnson of South Hast* sing Saturday for a three days visit not be feared. Th.- t idtum once ex­ •oh. Friday. March Sih.iha chicken Hur'ry Baulch died ut the home of tracted from the orc* becomes avail-' Mrs. Roy Fisher, who hits been able for eontlnuv.l tn.- without appre- dinner. Remember all members are Thursday morning und tired out und spending a month with her parents ul viable loss and becomes a permanent Holdcrncsa Hull, will return to her addition to the needed supply. The tcrtalncd the W. C. T. I’, and do not homo near Buchanan Wednesday of same radium th.it t* placed at hit- l>elong but lake u kindly Interest in the work. this week. Mr. und Mrs. Bert Sutherland of Tho Milo school children und their by our children for many generutions. Oxford visited at Charles Gillaspic's parents to tho number of 45 surprised and Frank Freeman’s the past week. I until nearly out of sight, being SO be­ I-eon Doster In the homo of his par­ Willie Hammond begun his season's1 low Kero lost before minri,,. * private owerahlp and largely under ents Friday evening. A tine time was corporate control. It Is. in Secretary enjoyed. Quite a numlier from this neigh- John Bush of Gregory apont Thursday Harry Johnson. U. I.-- .............. ... horhood. attended the soiUI at Fred rl.bl Jennie Williams, Smith's at Podunk Friday night. l-ottle atldengcr wynt to Kalamasoo Juhn Martin Is visiting relatives In Wiseoii«ln and James Hendrick Is If you keep chickens an4 consider hauling tho cream In tils place. It an unprofitable pastime, look for leas—ihin-Mrtringy-or falling out—use the reason. In most cases you will Frank Hains bos been uhuble to get Ackor's Point Friday. find your chickens are In poor conout lo his farm on account of »lckIt Mops itching scalp. dMMgg the hair dlllon. with dull combs and plumage. Try HARVEU.'B CONDITION POW­ ---------- --------DER nnd note ths difference. It ruff with one h«ir doubly beautiful —soft —fluffy— ••t Carlton have a llitla daughter, i n. Ch* m barla tn'i TubUU have cured -r_. — en. K j_ rn >‘<'t',,l*'iy l3(h- <-ongratuUnr.ru..tuima^why .not you! Give thajn a »..... Experience Teaches The experienced motorist does not always care for great speed, but^hc will not purchase an under-powered car— he demands a reserve beyond the ordinary test. The car without reserve power that is racked and strained by steady drains on its vitality is doomed to a short life. That is why so many of low-powered, medium-priced cars wear out so quickly. Motoring aff­ ords no greater satisfaction than that of seeing one's car overhauling another of greater price and catalogued horsepower on a steep ascent. A good hill clim­ ber like the Buick, is a mighty important consideration. ’ Endurance, Power, Economy and Service, the qualities you wish for in a motor car, are all dominant Buick features. proposed legislation allowing with­ Kalamaxoo drawal ot public lands known or be- Hctcuih Grade. In history the seventh grade learning "Paul Ravere's Ride." Ladles’ Hose 50c Wool Hom36c 25c Wool Hose.-19c 15c Fleeced Hose-------- !0c Special Bargains in all parts of our Dry Goods Department. » Men's Winter Caps at Cost. 5 3 3 3 3 ps. rho died at hie home Banfield, 13—3 Phone, Hastings 34a—gr BED BLAIKETS THOUUDS OF LIVES And Groceries, you .bet I ,We always have a fresh, dean stock and they are always the $2.50 S2.25 $2.00 $1.75 $1.25 BKCROTARY I'ANE DOESN'T WANT THIS MLWR-ll. EXPORT­ ED TO FORKIGSf COUNTRIES. “h: '.trusi# | ^by^tftJhtV-A^v’’"1"' j it_grow, but give it the bwuty you desire. 1 . CARVETH « bTKBBIJfa. John Deere Spreader. This is What You Get Low down, easy to load. Just a wagon when out of gear. Light draft. Few parts. No clutches. No chains. All driving parts mounted on the main axle. No strains and stresses on the frame or panels. No shafts or studs to get out of line. Indestructible steel frame. The simplest spreader made. All John Deere Spreaders are warranted to be well made, of good mate­ rial, and to do the work as represented with proper management, when set up and operated according to the printed directions.- Should any break occur within one year from the date of purchase by reason of defective workman­ ship or material, return these parts to us by prepaid express or freight, and we will furnish duplicate parts free of charge. Come and see us about the John Deere. Goodyear Brothers PHONE 1 HARDWARE 6 IMPLEMENTS Haatini*. Mich �« « O M LOCAL WOMEN MEE E MSIWEMES SCHOOL NOTES Save 10 to 30% By Buying Now t 3rd unit 4th' I j»irll<uf Buy your Furniture Now. help ns clean house and pave money. Now is the time to buy when we wont to sell. Nearly a car load of bed room goods just re>ccived. The price you will have lo pay won’t he as much as others would have to ask for inferior goods Cut No. 22. Right now wc arc offering a fine SAMPLE DRESSER thai is made of the best solid oak is handsomely finished and has good French bevel plate • mirror, for only $7.98. As we have only a few bf these fine Dressers that we can scH at this price, it would he good idea to come in at once and secure one. Housewife ' \Shinrln EveryDrop*\ A * * •> ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO.: Michigan. ♦ Hastings, AN INEXPERIENCED PLUMBER firct-clus Plftmtxr i« the cheapest in Dicillcsioned. After a woman hat been trottlm? In We Know Our Business If You are LooRing For a Farm READ THIS - thoroughly, and when we lake hold of a i a iKr.vlj innrrled couple making lore, i ii’.v. • job of rinmj>ing. yrip may have confi­ dence thnt when it l« <kjne it will be . right in every detail. 8 acres clay Ionin soil nil gently rolling and iniih r cultivation. the place is well Winced, well ‘ and w«»o«l bouse: this place is nicfjy located u inib s from Hustings and 2 ntib-<t hum Morgan. Price $650. Terms ntsli. * »• r‘r.150 acres gravelly*loam soil and nil level. 100 acres under cultivation nml 50 acres of pastiiK'. with jo acres ■>( second growth timi*er: the farm is w<-!| fenced, well watered and has ao acres of fine clovcrr there is.a good ten ro<>ni lions-. good tarn 30x44. also coin crib and sho p shed." This farm is lour miles from Hastings and a firn- location. The price is S'-.ooo.. T«-mis Sa.500 down and might consider house nnd lol as part payment. • .'•1 ai-res. 6 miliS from Hastings, on a good mail and close lo .-tcliool. 50 acres under eulti- F. A. BROWN & CO. East of I’Mtoffiee Phone 126 • Hastings false Teeth If You Musi Drink Drink Good Coflee! It‘« refreshing nnd invigorating to drink coffee from onr coffreayon know. TIIV A poundf ‘ ; » windmill and tanks, good seven'room house, batn V’X4i- also corn crib. lw;n lions*- and hug house. This place hns 17 ncn-s ol rye. 13 nl r* -* oi i-lovci. nnd timothy and 5 acres nl nllaltn. • Coffee Ranch 810 Jefferson St. ▼ ▼ ♦ J ■ nastings. Midi. The First Step Often means so much. It has meant success tu thou­ sands of young people who wrote for our Catalogue as the first step toward a cood salaried position. Take the step to-day. Address Detroit Business Univer­ sity 63 69 West Grand River Ave Detroit, Mivh E R. SHAW, President Crook 8 Gould Co., Set of Teeth $3 BEST GOLD CROWN $3 BEST BRIDGE WORK $3 Real E.state and Insurance Brokers MICHIGAN HASTINGS DENTAL WORK OK CREDIT incut t« AUCTION SALE! To close the estate of Chas. Clark, deceased, I will hold an auction at the premises three miles south of Lacey, on the Battle Creek road, on The Irving- General Store WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4,1914 Points out the way of economy to the thrifty purchaser. Goods sold that meet the require ments of the user not only from a standpoint of economy but service as well. o bars Lenox Soap ... , 3-5C Boxes N. T. Matches^ Salt Fish in Brine, p«-r lb. .. , aa lbs H. & E. Granulated Sugar ... I offer the following property: Sale to commence at.1:00 o’clock sharp. 25c 10c 8c $1.00 HORSE AND COWS. C. R. Watson X.” IRVING, MICH BOTH PHONES Cow, 3 years old, due in March. Sg^'ET'W-w.. Cow, 4 years old, due in March. Cow, 7 years old, due in April. These are extra good ones. TOOLS. 2 yV’idc tire wagons. Pair of oscillating hobs. This has been one of theTiest seasons for trade I have had in a number of years on Fur Coats,'Blankets, Rob as,. Sleighs and. Cutters: ’ ' I have sold 17 Fur Coats', .31 pair of square Wool Blankets. . and 24 Sleighs. This for me is a record breaker, and I attribute the Sleigh trade to the Syracuse Plow deal. You see that when men go into this kind of a deal, even their former friends hate them, and I thank the people for the stand 1 they have taken, and the trade they have given me. And now I have a few Fur Coats, Robes, and Blanket; left over to sell to the man who has beeiAviiiting for spring to buy cheap. These goods will be sold about at your price if sold.at all. Calhwhile they are going. •;icnn riuilpo n.>rOlhy* J«‘well. * . ;.|ui Schoch. I.Mr Carriage? Double buggy-. TCDUC. I LnlYld, Roller. Deering mower. 1 lay rake. Cutter. Roller drill. Spike Drag. Horse, 7 years old, weight 1050. . I lay rack. Farming mill. Cream Separator. Set dump boards. Barlcy/fork. Set double harness. Iron kettle. Hay fork, rope and pulleys. Grindstone. Post hole digger. • • -5 Swanns of bees. A few hives. A few crates. Grub hoc. ’ Forks, hoes and shovels nnd other articles too numerous to mention. *<• sums 0,er no. one year's time given on good bankable paper at 6 per cent Interest All goods to be settled for before removing. > j tC.15. with which m W. R. JONES, Administrator J. H. NORRIS Auctioneer W. R. GRAYBURN, Clerk Jesse Townsend The Man Who Lost tho Plow, Hastings, Michigan TRY A BANNER WANT AD-THEY BRING RESULTS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-03-05.pdf f773fd7cceb429049b54ad0d82280c20 PDF Text Text IN BARfcY COUNTY . Circulation Greater Than Ail Other Barry County Papars Combined. 20 FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR BANNER THE PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 5.19H TH* BANNER WANTS If Van Wish to Sell or Huy, Heauua Everybody Reads The BANNER. NUMBER 45 PART ONE-1 TO 8 OVER 350 FREEMASONS WERE IN ATTENDANCE 14836978 THE FIRST MISSBffl Two More Hastings Men as They Looked While Youngsters SUPPER1 SUSS VISITORS CONFER IHE FINE ADDRESS BYDR. IMPRESSIVE THIRD DEGREE NIGHT FAIRS WILL BE 2431 SOMETHING NEW HERE THE AFRICAN MISSIONARY Mctbisilrt Episcopal.church/ purlon* occurred Thursday avenins.. ;md was. a very enjoyable and su- > ’ -d.il affair. I Over »6O sat down to th" tables for .the pot luck supPUf, ut i • o'clock. After the supper ther- «>> singing by the entire uaw-mbly. =■"•! .; tine »cI lection by n double quaUkettr from the Hastings High flchoolj Th. n ilev.. Itussidl H. Bready. In v.-lt < hos. ii .words, Introduced Dr. Jleh ird«. who TO HAVE BARRY CO. DEATH REVEALED SECRETED WEALTH GO-TO-CHURCH SUNDAY HON. MINER S. KEELER Through whose courtesy to the Banner, our readers will be permitted to take a journey around the world. UNKEMPT ANO UNPROS- PEROUS IN APPEARANCE BARRY IS FIRST COONTY TO INAUGURATE THE MOVEMEHT WANT CITIZENS TO VOTE ON CITY CHARTER AMENDMENT ci„ iNEXT LENTEN RECITAL WILL ■ BE FRIDAY EVE, MARCH 13 WHISTERS MISSED GETTING TROPHY BY ONE TRICK W. «. Hauer and Albert Warner and Hoy Hubbard, and George Myers. In one trick mtased getting the Furni­ ture City Trophy for which they chal­ lenged the Grund itdplds Whist Club, haa missed getting Hits trophy be one trick. This team, which is the strong­ est In Grand Itnplds. hits won eight times an American Whist League trophy. owing to the fine showing made by the Hastings Whist Club In various contests It has.been suggested that the club be represented by u team tn the American Whist League meet. The Grand Muplds chin may soon send tn Hastings'n team |<» play for the Knight Trophy, which is held by it will )>u yretRemhcrcd that when a gi-nerat-vnie was taken upon a ques­ tion of public Importance, the vote •inly in i veil la mystify the public ...h ... uh- provision or inc, state taw | .till- measure in question jmssed and that wording to the provision of the city charter It did not puss. Tho state taw required « vote of three fifths, the City Charter slxty-su and two thirds. »«y a proposed amendment the char­ ter provision will be changed to con- LTS Send* Vnrt Dulne to Asylum. Probafa Judge Mack on Tuesday issued nn order committing to tho state hospital Antonio Van Dulne, aged 32 years. who became so vlo. lently insane last week that he at­ tacked htai father with a qhalr sind “Mo attacked his mother,'breaking •her thumb. When Deputy Sheriff Uchty and Constable Dan Shea went after Van Dulne, the young man's father told them that there was no danger. When.Mr. I.lchty approachrd the house, the young man rushed oui.unexpectedly and struck him with a broom, it was nsewaary to place the restralnsrs on him to bring him to town. The roads were so bad. that both Mr. Itaea and tho prisoner wtro thrown out of tho cutter which was Partially wrseked. V|n Dulne was in tho atyltun sev­ eral years ago. Dri>. Ixiwry and How- Two Auction Sales Ad­ vertised This Week. nom. of Tonawanda. X. Y„ whom Mr.' Can no tn hud not seen since ho left1 New York state to come to Michigan I <5 years ago. Tho meeting wu a | very enjoyable one, aa tho cousins were Inseparable In boyhood, going! swimming together nnd stealing-water melons together and Indulging In all tho other enjoyments which make up: boyhood life. Elijah Cannom left on' Saturday for Kalainusoo ,en route for Will Enter Trt-Gounty League. The sjudents in the high' school1 have decided to enter the base boll ; Ham of the high school In tl)e tri-1 county base ball league, organised to 1 take tn Barry. Eaton and Ingham counties- This enterprise on the part list Includes u. good nuMChIher horses. 2 cows. 3 hogs, ten. 10 Plymouth Rock >t of good farm tools. Hee another page for full par- held in the city hull at 2:30 o'clock <>n Monday afternoon to rotisldlr work in improving tho city park. There will be <t program. Over (140 has already been obtained fy the work, and it Is- pl.irined to raMe composed of 1’41-nf. Je.pj George Rwd . ..__ _ . Wall lake u(VT a. very ■ sneewjul Council Sets Ileglsirutlon bate*. • nihiny trip In which they.caught Hl Tho city council h"» set as dates, wall-eyed pike- They wJ- mtnnrnvwl for registration Ui the four wardal �LOCAL NEWS The Best Place To Buy Wear Rubbers DRY GOODS These Sloppy Days It’s Rubber time—the damp, nasty condition under-foot for the next few weeks makes good rubbers a necessity if one would keep their feet dry and preserve their shoes. The weather is sure to break yp soon and tho you do not need the rubbers or rubber .boots just now, you will need them soon and if you buy NOW you will be prepared forYhe,sloppy days, that arc sure to come. 1 Some npcclal* In curtain material* i and, window «h<d<« aru ntmoun^ea this week by the New York store In I their udv. I Bristol school.-JolniMoun. will have'] I a shadow aoclal at .Mr. and Mr* Sher- ] man Zimmerman's. Man h 11th. Pic-. ; nic dinner. ' rind out howto git a bar of aonpl free by reading U>,- Coffer Hunch ndv. I I The giving will be limited to next Saturduy only. * | Our rubbers are the best we can buy on the market, and we have canvassed it well. They are made with extra quality soles and double heels, and may be had in styles and shapes to lit the style of shoe you wear. We are going to give you a few of the reasons why our store is the place where you are most likely to get just wKift you want in Dry Goods and what you will always be satisfied with. In the first place we don’t carry an awfully large stbok of any one thing, ayd when you buy from us you are SURE you are not getting an old “fossil,” shelfworn and out of taste, because we carry small enough stock so we can always sell out and buy the new fresh styles, weaves and patterns each season. Another reason is because we have a lady buyer, and a lady buyer who has studied your tastes for several years past knows whatwilKplease you. We buy in large enough quantities so we. can get just as low wholesale prices as any one and this with our low expense for running the store allows us to quote YOU just as low prices as any one can quote you, quality considered. Come in and see our Spring Goods. ■ The W. E. Merritt Store Hastings, Michigan Ptyone 66 ROGERS 6 SON Everything in Rubber Goods for the feet. Rubber Boots, Storm Rubbers, Low Rub­ bers, Shells, “Slip-ons,” Childrens Rubbers and Rubber Boots. Phones, 194-192 Ironside Shoe Com pany at Nn. 10 and T3 Diamond Ave.. Grand Rapid, by Henry Duong. Tho ux- Masonic Temple Building HASTINGS, MICH PHONE 176 HOCKING LUMP. $4.50 Anthracite—Pocahontas Hastings Truest Form of Religion. The beet brand of religion la the kind a man uaca in hl, business.—I West Virginia}eogp LECTURES ON AGRICULTURE ARE VERY WELL ATTENDED PERSONAL MENTION here under the auxjih., eion drpartm. nt .if the .10 br regretted that ni. ' -work, have dally giving Ihforim dwin Shultx w< i«- picked up r< •• during th.' hi d.iuuht- l» v i«!ting h. r aunt. Mi Ira Shults and It. Shults were glide <if .Edwin Shultx a few Pomona Orangr- securing this GOODYEAR OROS. PUSHING rlnler with her 'bey, und her 11 HU cuitditltin tlvl*. •. t» .lightly lu-itrr. first of th. ■•k. play nt th.- New Hill Auditorium m.Monday evening. COAL IS LOWER! On account of the mild weather, I have been able to buy Coal Cheaper. I am going to give my customers the benefit. I hope you will take advantage of these prices. BUY N0W1 Price Delivered • Pocahontas Lump ... . $5.50 Massilon Lump or Egg . . $5.00 Jackson Hill, Lump or Egg . $5.00 White Ash, Lump Coal . . $4.50 White Ash^Egg Coal . . . . $4.50 A discount of 25c per ton from above prices where you do your own delivering. LISTEN—French’s White Lily Flour_____________ $2.20 par 100 lbs. LUKE, WATERS, Great Idee. Mrs. Wlllla (at tho Ladles' Aid Sopoor boya nt tho front?" Mre. Gillis —"I wait reading today where tho eol-1 diem are always making aorties. THIlug nf Mudcliulu* BANNER telling of the mai Taking No Chances. Dinny w taking dinner with Ho­ gan at a brilliant cafe. They weren't accustomed to eating at such a place, t-„, w„, _ _______ .... but they got along fairly well. When | Justice CadwalUdsr on Tuesday atU»> MJ MI.MJ, ih. nU: 'e™— ‘'Shall I bring you a couple of deml- ‘ ' tasses?" "Not on yer life," exclaimed Dinny. “Our wives might come in an' see us aitlin* wld them."—San Francisco Argonaut. , STUDEBAKER AUTOMOBILES The i>q»h and energy BuUor. 0'Uter.UI, C.m. OH. „„„„ , Harry, age four, was Investigating ln u 1((1 lt |>uol Joe Mowre, w.„ mother', sewing basket while ahe was .,rv»;,. • -—' -—*—1 busy. Mother told him not to take- f»re , ’ tho buttons off the card, as they would given bo lost. The little boy continued to ,,n*‘ '* play with them, however, nnd some of tho buttons camo off the card. •'Harry, 1 told you not to take the buttons off the card. Now you have disobeyed me.” "But, mother," said Harry. "I didn't take 'em off. They 1st thellbcrtly camo off!" Phone 150 Successor to F. H. Barlow & Co. Hastings, Mich. those things and make them our- take him t< aelvea and send them to tho boya?"— chair. H« ruCv.q».r>..l,. . „ , , „ Ah.' fart that Mrx. Frank Ntm*. <>f Musical Item. Ht-ckion. r.ihf. a former rraident <•! An "efficiency "vxpen without music (hu city, i> <i .way ar tjie result of hi lit* soul Is figuring out how many an operation. Mrs. Nlm*' maiden nails a bass drummer could drive■ name was e|ty. with the same expenditure of en- »".£* „,. in Stockton. Mr. erST-' .and Mr.-. Nlm* ridded In I-«ke Odea- We will buy your old style, back-breaking, home-wrecking flat irons For one.week -{to March 14) we will give you seventy- ‘SUNSHINE’FLOUR IS GUARANTEED to be “As good as the best, and better than the rest.” And we are always ready to make good this guarantee. Now at the present high cost of living, if you can get flour, that will make just as good bread, or better, than the flour that you have been using, for less money, are you not standing in your own light if you do not give it a fair trial? - . Procure a sack of Slihshine Flour today and compare the bread from it with the bread made from the flour that you have been using, also the cost price. We arc sure that your next order will be Sunshine. F. A. Childs 6 Co five cents ($.75) for your old flatirons toward the purchase of either a "Hotpoint" or "G. E." electric flatiron.- Bring in your old irons and get a brand new, up to date, $3.50 electric iron for $2.75 Remember this offer expires March 14th Thornapple Gas & Electric Co Telephone No. 5 P. s If you cannot conveniently call at our office we will send an electric iron to your home and our man will bring. back ybur old irons �TTTF. HAffTTNGS BAICNKTi, 'HIICH5, 1»I4. Oloodland S Mr*. Austin nurtntm of Con VUtted nt tho home of Mr. । Joe Fuller Thursday. Frank Hiullh h-i" moved mill to the John Guy farm v.-— ha^ u largo job.of Mfvlng tu“<)o. SPRING SHOWING NeW Spring Coats and Suits Illite** of hl* father Totila* Garn. Ho loft hl* father considerably Improved Haturdny .morning. Word wax received here Saturday that Genrxn Head. * former resident•>t the village and who worked for Perry Flory In tho tarher aliop. Wn* wrlaiisty Hek in Kara liar. Mr. Xcail’a homo wag In Detroit. At tho clllBcna* caucus Thursday night J-iwrenre Hlllx-rt wn* nominal* cd. for president of the vlllaae: He Vern I-Inuhind fnri'lei-L- 1/>f. I i.-ii 'r-. I'l iilay is going to Great Lace Day A Splendid Showing of New Spring Goats and Suits . Materials arc beautiful and arc ’ mostly plain and fancy Crepes, Itpongcs and Serges, the lead­ ing woolens. Moires and Pop­ lins in silks. Distinctive colors arc the new brick shades, tango, terra cotta, Egyptian, salmon and tnahngany. The blues: Labrador, Holland, New Blue, Copenhagen. The browns: Tusset and wood brown. Corn color and the new shades of violet complete the color scheme. nr. and John Hull. John Kahler. 8. C. ViiVnhoutcn and I^arrene.- lAinl f.ir trustee*. At the Ilepuldlenn canon* Friday night C. D. Gam received the nnininnTInn for president: Alien W. Fuller Wallace Merriam. Jm-ob Hilt. 1. ’ FRIDAY, MARCH 6 Hlnea writing the above wo have learned that Kura Doll anil C. D. Garn have rcfiMo.l io ace.-pt the notninathms na above alntml. MU* BrohrtT. a ilcacnne* of ‘Grand llapltlri. canio .Monday ovi-nlna to helji As the season is going to be n wonderful lacc season, we have everything that’s new tpid good and we are proud of the stock of laces we have brought »to Hastings, and will conduct what we uill term a great LACE SALE on Friday. Wonderful values will lw oflered 'for tliat day only. 50c, ?5c and $1.00 Bandings in a great lot at only 39c. • । Torchon and Valenciennes Laces at 3Mic. And many other bargains. Come. Separate waists arc going to be extremely good this season.' Ask We have the right styles at very liny prices. They report’ hrtVlnjt n »plcndlil tlm* Agents for Guaranteed E. ItowtaiteFa while there, uml report | Charley very huny looklne after hl» InU'n rt* Un re. which nrn umoiur th* brgest tn th* city, itiallnK In real r»tatr. Mr. Itlwinaer llkc.l It »o well' thrreMh.it hn purchased n town lot and I* contemplating bulldlnx a win* I ter home there. Mr. and Mr*. J. N. ' Covert, arrived In I>ayton« nlaiut » ' week before they left from the Inter­ lor |iart of the alate where they have I been Mince the holhhiye, and will en- : joy tho w# hrn-!?« thrmiRh Mnri-li' which they «uiy they like much better I than livlntf In the Interior. Mr. nfnl 1 WUNDERHOSE I w»uhl have lx Ion 1 fifty-four years. H i fTiiru that I'huri’li MAPLE GROVE. fiirnc.i hiitiw- Mr*. Mark Gray I* III •r d nlghter, Mr*.. Ida la' a. where *he 1* vloitlmt. ily Thought. Earth chahRes, but thy soul and God stand butt.—Browolag. unilnnif of s'o a> re (arm* imm » $3,500 to $10,000 Kophla Hinllh l.i - dlk-erx may cupei'll 11. Her Weather Hi.ill We h.»'.'e bint ;for no many Muntlay*. Hitturi* uml !'■ • there next Huilday. Some 1 temperance »• lection* will bo elven. W. A. Dunn Hastings, 130 E. Center St. Mich BIO INCREASE III DEMAND FOR MALTED KREAM BREAD for Mn-.o ti FOLEY KIDNEY PIUS Tor backache kidneys ano bladder The Util- 1 much Itnj.r. • McUufTrn « thia writing. ■I to attend h WEST WOODLAND. Woodland, Ki v. J. W. Freeland ami ♦ family of Woodland were gue»U id TT/^.l 4TT> ▲ Mr- and Mrs. H. Wade Saturday. “ Bom, Wcdn< 4. . Feb. 2fi, to Mr. and Mr. sat.tr ’ .twin n 5-pound Inn fl t 1 fafl H Best of all, you have wisely resolved to build not only an attractive home, but 4 one that is sturdy from cellar to attic—every stick sound and strong to the core. ▲ A home that will wear a lifetime and be a source of pride to you and your family. A House Can be no Better Than the Material of Which It Is Made ** ‘ A'i!*n7wwer “* nd daughter corn Mr®. Cha.- .'\ ' "viiV , ;;iy.KUPi’ts of Mr ♦ daughter Hildiid attended the^ fun- ♦ in Woodbury. Monday;: ▼ Mrs. Clark Oversmith and bahv . Myrtle of Cam«pent Tueodny ’ That the best material is going to make your house wear longest and look attrac- * nnA000"-with " aun*’ M”’ J‘,L tive longest, and what is especially important—it is going to save you a world of. J M& Gn-ta Smiih of Hutfan apen repair, expense and annoyance. Exactly our idea, too. And all our building ♦ “ fcw ,la^13v- A ■t lh« f‘W •»( J-,' materials arc bought on that basis—to build houses that wear and give lasting ♦ h* satisfaction. Let us show you just the materials you want—lumber, millwork, ♦ Amelia H*uer i ut Thunday with brick, hardware, paint, ctc.g-aiid why. Our prices are very reasonable. ♦ !-Xc0Rowley an< arai yat toal" ' Now Resolve to Come and Seo Us ♦ Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Bauer Bauer Bros. Bros. Price $5,200 Phone 13S *•***-• VV $9,000 to $16,000 Hastings Business Exchange your ) That This is the Year ♦ Resolution । You are to Build at j\l r Ho-acrei: near Maple Grove Center; the barn alone costing*. $2,000 The.' with ntnnv other iff» to dale fanns r.ith buildings ran be purchas. d at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. . 1 < ait 1-xchange vour chy property: get yon a good home in any part of th> country. Call and n ad my list. Under State Control XT 17* TIT 2 to acres at $65 per acre. $5,000 to $12,000 12“ .ten* latni--. from ; ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ that. FARMS FOR SALE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. George Liverton President Wm. H. McCartneyVice President Sherman I. StrongCashier Howard C. LawrenceAssistant Cashier » Otto C. Russ Otis Miner Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Krieger . U. S. Postal Savings Depository No. 4770. • TENDANCE AT AUCTION As tlV S-.t.oh advances, demand is more frequent for good tillable lands. •Wiili grcat'eaft* 1 have provided far the coming various tract*. Inrg- and small, for the hindit of my woonitritv. LAKE ODESSA STATE SAVINGS BANK, Lake Odessa, Mich. Phone 224 FULLY 600 WERE IN AT­ IMnc .tin linn wile*. The .toil for Peter J>Atlrian*an ItbibridRrr lu*t Friday nn tre farm nm a ir.-mctiilou* Mr. HtaAndxtr. In apeak- i tiff. Old Mr. Griffin, who lives ah Maple Grove Center. Is not v»iy-» A number from this vicinity an hauling lumber from Powers f- Grib ben’s farm in John li>wn,.to Xti Indi Allk-rt Grech bought th- 1 >» Other investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are subject to chance in market value which may take more than in­ terest, then too, you must find a buyer. Our Certificates arc Payable on Demand and Provide a Sure Income. Savings Books Issued. Broadway Yards, F. A. BROWN & CO. INSTALL nlxmt 100 being pre.cm. OUR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PAY 3’/i percent if left with us one year 3 percent it left six months r if is .. j JO yOU /tafO Rnolfid, $3.00 rml with her daughters nt B.T Creek and Urbandale*. A number from this vicinity tended -Hu* meetings nt Knlamo Thursday night. The W. C. T. C. at Mr.-. W<.| ivau well attended lost Thursday. l ent Gould has the chicken pox b. J. Hu hit. i i — see our new waists. SAMPLE PLUMBING OUTFIT ■‘::ht Kriitnl nd. hltilr. ii. Heavy Insurance on Church. St. Paul’* Cathedral, London. Is In­ .. sured for £300 000. Organised in 1888 Coats al $10 and $12.50 Skirts al $4.50 and $5 50c Ver- 1’niJ.in.l *pcnt TtlUDuLiy last at ' llawtlnx*. J <-*•!<• Miller of Clnrkavlllti wn« an over Sunday vlAltor nl hi* mother’*, homo In tho vlllatir. • tibiae Good I* moving hl* hnuachobi B.iiiird.iy nut Rood* In the hnt-l l.iilldlng where ho will make hl* home until hl* new limine |m !inll|. Hurry Bur-hndl, who hnn iH-ent •vcnlnR. making, hi* home al Sheldon McArMr. and mnvi-d Into . ; • — ;—----------- /— •—• • * i K. Woodland for the MiirnrtM'r. week ond got nx fur im Detroit, when j^0II Xrn() „n(l fillnllv for Home remti.n hx ww up the trip i Uenry nl(l vlM|ti ,l friend* In ntid came bark-tn Hhrldnna Haturdny i |ril|ll prl<lay unlll Sunday. •tllhli-" ' Mr. nnd Mr*. M. L. t’c.lr and I.iwrcncn ChrUtlan. who ha* a poa* ,pr_ A!nu Wlllt,.r chrbueruton. i Itlon w!th the RHIors'Corn Flake < o. |>,in.,|<l. of Dakota w. r- ru• M of Hnttb- Creek. vWlrd hl« parent* hl.me of Mr. and Mr*. H*. John •Mrs. MurkIo Smith hnx conimenem moving the homo eh- i—utty bought of C*. I>. Garn nnd Mr. Garn I* having th- rponui above the store titled up where they will move for the pn'wnt. Th<> Hlall Schoo! have begun praetli lni; for nn entertainment to lx- irlv* ui nt tho town hall nn Friday night. March 31st. Th.- "New Wo-----------th- drama they will present. We arc showing q large stock of fancy and pretty skirts. Ask to sec them, Wv arc showing n strong line of Hastings HEADQUARTERS for DRY GOODS and READY-TO-W I \R One Price to All—Strictly Cash for the whole family Allen Fuller w.t* nt ila»tlnEA Tttesrtny na-ttllnx with lira tn*. He tciyji Styles of all the coats, except long staples, are shorter than in previous seasons. The most characteristic feature nf the new coal is the Hare below the waist line, l<» correspond with a similar flare in the full lop of the skirts and dresses. The same features prevail for E. Court St. Yards Phone 254 mother' t xx-irs'' - 5­ ♦ । neighborhood visited; al H. Bchaibly'.i \* of Freeport vwted “ Chas. Beit*) and lamily Wetlm.dn/ Th- !<■’. MAKE up pour mind to get the Piano you need in your home right now and then call and. see the wonderful array ofstyles and different makes wecarryforydurconvenience in makingyour selection. If it's a Player you want then you must come here to getthe best Player as we carry the great "Apollo,” "Angelas and many others. Call 4277 and tell us you are interested. FRIEDRICH’S Grand Rapids, Michigan �THE HAHHMGS BANNER. MARCH ». »•!*■ Curas encourage nun II SCHOOL V WILL GIVE A CVP T<l HL' KNOWN AH THE CROSS AUCTION SALE! OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS OF Friday Afternoon and Evening THE HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL —_ Cundltlona Arc Named Under Which \ Tills Cup <Nn He Com­ BE To encourage the athletic spirit in ON Im. announced later! Crow Country Cup. Tfle parentheels Indicates that n definite name will lie given to this cun Inter. Tho condition* for com for the cup will be as follows: TIME i3> Any student in the Hastings High School shall Im- eligible to enter! any contest for the cup. <S) The cup shall be awarded each 1 year may keep the cup In hla pow*slim until the run of the succeeding 1 ACCURACY” IS THE FIRST QUALITY A WATCH SHOULD POSSESS. WE GUARANTEE THE TIME KEEPING QUALITY OF OUR WATCHES. WE HANDLE WATCHES FROM THE LEAD­ ING MAKERS AND YOU CAN ABSOLUTELY RELY ON THEIR ACCURACY. x COME SEE OUR CLOCKS. A CLOCK MAKES A BEAUTIFUL, USEFUL ORNAMENT FOR YOUR HOME. NOR CAN YOU MAKE A MORE ACCEPTABLE PRESENT THAN A CLOCK. WE REPAIR WATCHES AND CLOCKS AND FIX YOUR BROKEN JEWELRY SKILLFULLY AND REASONABLY. It) A physician must each runner physically lit on the uflvrnooi L. V. BESSMER THE REUABLE JEWELER OPEN E VENINGS EST. I8SJ the tint Thursday In I The donors of the | their, names to I* n They are showing this puldli ' ortier to stimulate interest tn The consolidation of our big stock from Charlotte with the Hastings store and the many improvements made here, make it necessary for us to sell off a lot of fix­ tures, etc., for which we have no further usp. These fixtures will go at auction sale Friday, March 6, at 1:00 P. M 10 .Display Tables 1 Scale (Stimson) 1 Ribbon Case I Vegetable Sprayer I Coffee Mill 1 Peanut Roaster • 6-shelf Display Racks 2 Molasses Pumps 1 Car Oven Grand It.ipld* Saturday. M-ittiiewa Wednesday. VERY ENJOYABLE LENTEN RE­ Before our formal Spring Opening we will close out all odds and ends that have accumulated to the highest bidders. BIG REMNANT SALE ic Methodist KpfacofUtl Cliu Out 5OU l><-lle|ii<-<l Auditor* FRIDAY AND SATURDAY -|de to ' All short lengths arc priced regardless of former valuer with the object of quick disposal from I*euD'tualltica Clare Beach nf Grand Rapids spent 1 every II. F. Loder of Grand Rapid* war Sunday with.hla parent*, Mr. and Mr*. enjoyment and approval. Sold Beach. Title was the first time that Mr. 1. Mr. and Jin. Heid Beach apent 1 Thurwlay with their »on Clare In 1 |,,.nri 1 Mtirvly lxVolnry Hardy of »|n-nt Saturday with hla alater. Mr*. ' There hav The fihest Coats and Suits, Friday and Saturday your G!Q CQ unrestricted choice for----------- —---- ----- ,------ <p7.iJv $25.00 to $40.00 values Weickgenant & Riede num, In the country. liurnrtte Mon-, of l^nvlng. vlalt<-<t I range < f delightful harmonli-a «» die hla ■I’ter*. Jllw* Ida and Jennie Mr. McKay. It did ’ ■nrv. Monday night. । have u muaicnl Mian Kntlo rine Irdnaidr »)n-nt the; underatandinir of II week-end with friend* In la>n*lnK und Auctioneer, Cot. Nate Spencer Mr* dement Smith nnd Mi-trudw'Hmlth were Grand Rapid* itura Frida v, highly prauM-d Claude Ht<14rt loft Hatur.lny tioon'fot N< * York City on business for th’ -ham and daughter*. Lh, were In Grand Mildred Judge Chas. M. Mack n-tumrd Hun day from Lockport. N. V.. where h< Grrtrudo Heinley the tun of Battle Vrttlt over Sunday. I'r. Walter lauiipbi in of Hh< ph< Wks the gur«t of hl* jurrnt*. l»r. nnd MIX J. <’. taunpriMii over’Sunday. Mf.-and Mra. J. F. Gnodyenr h*v«» returned from u two wtwk** vUlt with * f^itrtSmKhl*r’ Mb*' V‘,n Xlll‘ Mr. and Mrv. Gwora> Y’oflln* and lir»t of the week with Mr. and Mr*. 1'. H. I’ryor. - Mlga Baatrke Orrotherv who 1« at­ tending th.- Yptilantl NoMnal »p<nt ■f the proatam. ■ nd a avrlplUt* SURINAM JUNGLE tivltiu With ths Daughter of Native Chief. , ,, „ (™pt melbl, nr. Hen t rm 'bln. . u„,d „ lfc, „„ , m.noii.htbe prone o< p..>In, n.b bllm o, ,, hl ' or hla meals? Im proud of IL Dent „ . , , ,hA wi,h i Suddenly the dusky form of the ™ci:irt in'S ■ the explosion uf an «. ■ <’hnrlott«- Marini, onr ►t* of bla I* Mur.,ho who had time. of h. r falllt-l t a Bead 'ortier Beads—All Colors . Bead Necklaces various styles, lengths and colors. Glass Beads in bulk imported—for mey work, dress trimming and stringing rith corn starch beads. iowlnc ! n,e,D’crlc motlins or tho bands, al• PrmM' Wh* .t.».td v,... F- moat touched me turned like a flash. Pmnd "br .h«dd y«n b. ,nd murmur rn.«. proud? Haan t It ever occurred to you1 , ** ... U». nnibody on. nn »«"< -T'.Ln.™: ...n m oar II,... .1 tbl. rom.un.nl and don't know from Adam—can cornel Lt cry explorer, know s l| Is sometimes ,! as unwise to accept *uch a challenge Various United States Capitals. The capital of the United States has been located at different times at the following . places: Al Philadelphia from September 5.f>774, to December. 1776; al Baltimore from December 20. .... at Phnadolphla 1776. to parch. 1777; s' from March 4, 1777, to September. 1777; at Lancaster. Pa., from Septem­ ber 27, 1777, to September 30. 1777; at York. Pa., from September 20, 1777, to July. 1778; at Philadelphia frpm July 2. 1.778, to Juno 30. 1783; at Princeton. N. J . June 30, 1783, to No­ vember 20, 1782; Annapolis. Md., No- NO PLACE FOR THE LOAFER dustry to Make Way for ths Man Who la Witling. llpbbard fc Ixbyh. Huffman * .Stamm. Osborne a Warner, -siinsMVt pun sjoifpoju Xq paeeejaq sew <*q m”.»p sjq jo otiin oqy to pun essjeau •uwuu qi|M jam uauv oj|| *iq jo aiaod ran»1 “’ll °l •••H’19 Poll'Ll "’ll o» over a long editorial: Farm No Place ' (1,u .OMOJ3 oqj ot for tho Loafer. jnomje \ jo Xxohjmi eq» Japuauns 01 Tho editorial goes on to prove the <pww ojjvtp otp oy joioo statement made In this heading. #tnof UAW> J3npucx> wjry onqw pins ’suon But it needs no proof. It la axle-, <pOgau tnnuip(OH UH ul tuvuimoid matlc- Tho farm Is a place where TnOjj‘ nonnioxoii eqi Su|jnp J«* jo dustry and intelligence nnd persistent pjeoq oqi jo jaqumtn u pus yuomia,\ jo application yield big dividends, and 1Ujn>v-ui isrp scm ojj -Xa.mo»iuojg where laziness- and Ignorance fall. (sjauof) jo luupunoa u pun ’ugfudmua But where Is there a place for the ■pans') eq> pi yti<im]SaJ s,Janau\\ puo loafer? ,|0;) uj jusuainan sum e„ -jov»|JdoJ<I Not In school—because there, as puu( o*|su»ixa ms otusoaq jw< e«o elsewhere, energy and application win uj pus ’Xiuoat jo o»u oqt tn iuomjj,\ the victor's laurels. iot sjatnojq sjq painudmoaoo uonv vu( Not In tho office-for there the hue- T«jil oj inonaauuo.o ti| tuon wjqdppu tier wins promotion and the loafer nqd n; oSu ussX oof po|p tuomJJ,\ jo gets kicked out because ho Is lh tho stapunoj eqi 3® ouO P0” nat*v jo jaqtojq Not In tho shop—for there the' ,|Cailyt faithful, thinking worker gets wa({e- an(j forcmaushlps an(j ,utM.r|ntenijenc|e^; Xot (|l tho a(ore_'for there those who ahHjy tt,0 goods and the business ... . .. and Htrlvo to plcaao patrons win tho honors an(1 tho rcwBrdB. Jn medicine, or In the ministry, or In the school faculty, or on tho newspaper—for there, as . olsowhore. the loafer soon finds his level, which Is tho nearest exit. Then there Is there a place for the loafer? Now. I ask you. can any Tom, Dick ’ turn, who advanced again with anor Harry sign hla check; 11 other girl; rrasmred by safety in ' numbers, my .strong Susceptibilities to tho rhythm of pms|c enabled ma much going on thorn but resting— for your rntals gives you a standing to adapt some slight proficiency In 1714; Trenton, from November. I'M. maybe that's the loafer's place. No It moans that you're a rcgulaP fellow; . ’buck-and-wlng' darning and to bo­ other occurs to us at thia momeaL— that you're known and respected. Pay . come a'moment lair.- an integral part uary 11. 1785. to 17B0; then the scat From the Puluth Herald. cash? Bab! Any fool can do that!” of government was removed to Phil­ , of that throbbing I throng." . Without another word tho regular adelphia, where it remained until I custom'- picked up the pencil, wrols IMO, since which Ums it baa_beon la Law Regulating Fashions. i hfe uan.r on the check, aud’put down ------ wConsumers .Washington. Coal Organize. Iu 1639 tho general court of Massa* 1 a quarter for a tip. Recent developments In the coal sit ­ chusetta he laid; uation In the Philippines, Including n I went shall bo made with short aloerea; ’■you've converted me." shortage in the supply of fuel for the und such as have garments with short A great actors senslbllltlM are archipelago during lBB the «... last few sletivcs shall not wear them unless months and the Increasing use of fuel Stimulated beyond tho common scope, Whtet Club Nouns they cover the arm to the wrist. And In the Islands for Industrial purposes and «•» may express them passionate, n | bcn alWr unrn .h.ll North and Routh. tn which fuel costs am of prime Im -^ or profoundly in terms of his own1 I'hkleMtr A I Hirst & Still, - DANCED IN According to recent experiments In Europe radium la Instrumental in 'pre­ renting diseases of plants. For sev­ eral years workers In agronomic sci­ ence have boon cxperlmbuting upon the effect of radium on vegetation by nnd Mr». Luke Smith of Baton Rap> I beautiful.lemon* la a ton minute talk In Harper * Magazine Cbarlc* W. mixing radio-active subitqnccs with l<U. ' | to the large company prcaenL Furlong told of attending a danco of tho usual fertilisers. The uumertho native tribes in Surinam. South ♦ua results obtained in this work PROVES MAN OF STANDING d'u"” show that most plants, either grain or flower, are remarkably stimulated Tbo commandant and Mr. Smit txlt with More Thin a Little Amount of Phlloso- were with me oppositn the drummers, and give a better yield both In else and quality, this being often seen In n of Ann phy in Waiter's Idea of where a DJt-eka presented hla <|aUgb- tho One and healthy color of the green Having Credit Mr*. Lohr I’imI ■ ..f Grund Rapid* ter, a superb black creature, who, with plants or leaves. The same plants are (•pent the week-end with her dnughtwo other girls, mhaneed- into the In better condition to resist attacks t>i>. Mra. Anthony Both and Mr*. For the twentieth time, Dave, the ring, with coy step and posture, to­ from various sources of disease, es­ F'TtU-r. । waiter, puahrd a pencil innlnuatlngly XI r I- tri- T.ll.L ■'i-r— th, I . ... . . . ward throe mm. with whom they pecially-diseases known as cryptogam', th. hv.,I dBnccd ,n l’alr’: U>” Kiria, with a shy ic, which ariso from spores or mold. It ,. .-'■led lb. rteek ter lb. mr.l, kVrj, eouunt moe­ • f Ann Arbor from Saturday unseems that radium Is to act as a pre­ 'the twentieth time the regular cut-1 . . . t. .. , -a r.n*..nd Lturein. and Victor Hilbert nnd B. tomcr. heroically realfltlng temptation. 1 n.rmer* ventive for such diseases as wheat ■ .".nd.d ,l„ h k -bo,! UHr » rust, rotting of potatoes, grapevine evening .nd .In,. in ,«■ nrt. 1 “ ’““'J mildew and many others which cause ... ... . .. .. Iow 0 man of her fancy as bo walk- detriment to agriculture. D.ie. b. .dded, >ou .honldnl ,d tnm ,hn ,, c Mrs. li nn.'- I <rr inn ill, user Sunday. 2 Dress Forms 6 Corset Forms • 50 yards of second hand Brut* seis Carpet Electric Light Fixtures and Chandelier Empty Barrels—sugar, vinegar, pork, pickle and lard tubs 1 Wall Clock will be sold at Auction, Friday and Saturday, March 6 and 7 • both afternoon and evening. CITAL GIVEN TUESDAY EVENING wnujti the city Monday. John 8. Crue' went Saturday 6 Metal Tea Chests 3 Show Cases 15 large Window Shades 10 sets of Rubber Stamp Price Markers | 1 Ford Gasoline Lighting Sys­ tem . 1 Lace Rack (Spools) 1 Oil Cloth Rack * Odds and Ends of Merchandise I Monument, run win ' then «<>uth ti Saturday. Curl La Bollum was In Grand Rapids — Fixtures, Show Cases, Cabinets, Tables, and Odds and Ends of Merchandise will be disposed of at Public Auction on above days. . .(jn-ixoo. PERSONAL MENTION . Saturday Afternoon and Evening three years In suex-omdon the cup wilt' then become -hie. permanently, and <61 Each contestant at any Ch-«« Country Run must have run th<- full length of the course ' ‘ and ” ‘ Longevity Due to Onions. "Onions are the dense of the good health and long life of the French peo­ ple.” remarked Oliver Holmes of New York, an American who has lived in Paris for many yearn, at the Sljoreham "I have tried to study tho £rnnch people In tho years I hart llved among them, and I have come to the conclu­ sion that the strong-smelling onion Is the cause of their good health. Tho French five out of doors as much as they can. They taka their meals on verandas and In tho gardens when- . time. At night they retire to their rooms, close their windows, and sleep II. n...■-------------It Is contrary, of course, to tho Eng­ lish and American Idea, but no one can deny that the Frenchman ordinar­ ily Is a healthy person. passed a law that “No gar- The Division. Three Germans had been doing an mW Job of repairing and agreed to spilt the pay evenly. They received nuuecWHm «|i, and. after several unsuccessful ef- portance, have led to tho organixa- personality; and. again, an accumpllsh. sleeves more than halt an ell wim--------- tinn 6f an association of large coal, *«or can create something as con» ^.r.ar.r <. irtek.n. ...d i <twentydwn and a half. Inches).” If consumers In Manila which Is likely' cr*‘* “ rhMr,,,|Dr <" Dtekens .nd to bo of great liaportggt* In * —»• UI4I matters tn the f*r aaaU XrrAJ: >’■ ”” A™ «v/z.•«.. ot <>.. .mount the j �TONGRESSMAI HAMILTON Vffl» DMIEItl U1 Kuppenheimer Suits We ure ready with a bigger and better display of Kuppenheimer Spring Suits. HE THINKS GOVERNMENT 0U6HT HOT TO FAVOR THE BANKERS Men who have been pleased with our. splendid showing in former seasons will find even better selections than before. After Inventory Sale Specials Men’s $1.00 Gloves and Mittens Sale Price All 50c Gloves A Mittens Sale Price AH 25c Gloves & Mittens Sale Price Come and see the many particularly attractive models for men of conserv­ ative tastes, as well as our smart models for young men. Wool Blankets $10.00 Blankets now $6.00 Blankets now $5.00 Blankets now $4.25 Blankets now $4.00 Blankets now $6.98 $3.29 $3.59 $3.15 $2.98 Outing Flapnels Colored Outing Flannels, per yard, 5c, 6c and 8c One Price Clothiers Eight-Day Final Clean Up on Women’s Coats, Suits, Skirts, Children’s Coats, Dresses and Furs. Underwear Hastings, Michigan. Ladies' and Mcn'ts single piece Undcrwc SI.00 values now 79c 50c values now... 39c 25c values now... 19c ANNUAL DECLAMATORY CON­ Women’s. Pony Coats worth up to $8.50 Ladles' and Misses' Black and Colored Coats and Sults at Vz Price $25.00 $20.1)0 $18.00 liberal assortment $17.00 to select from. $16.75 $15.00 An assortment of $12.50 $10.1X1 Ladies' and Misses’ Coats, your choice . values values values values values values values values $12.51) $10.00 $9.00 $8.50 $8.38 $7.50 $6.25 $5.00 Terms of Sale Cash or Produce TEST AT HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT New Spring Dress Goods Crepe Malaise Per yard Ratine Aurele, suitable for Suits' and Dresses, Per yard■ Sunbeam Batiste Per yard Rexmere Voile. Per yard Noil Ratine Per yard Ratine Mixed Suit* ings, Per yd Printed Plaxons Per yard Brocaded Silk Ratine, per yard HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Th^ deprivm the only source of gold 6. It Im provided : thrae notes must IDECLAMATORY CONTEST gold on demand at PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL ZEELANDWINSSECOND BASKET' QUITE STRONG ON ECONOMY BALL DAME AT ZEELAND •mould nut the i>ani« whk-h ■ the bcnetlu of u„ n..t<a be re to redeem them m gold n» well now 1 don't care whether I ever get one. It's no hardship for me to go without them. I assure you.” "Somt times my mother says; 'Why don't you use more 'butter on your the use of citing a lot of something'* you don t care particularly for. espe­ cially when it's expensive?” ' People. I think, would be a whole lot better off if they ato less meal. I used to think that meat was a neces­ sity. but I don't any* more. Why. I could get along on nbcut.a pound of ■rs.i . ' irmmiu out. n>to fami-.l ought t0 bu pantun and yet Oy. bin . It. «. E’ttfly tn the . I.r-t irrutlon of the. bill it wnn Kild that it n .ul<I hIlV)- pr<rviolons in It th.it would be of «j>ev..U 'hanging on ulf over them. Wearing of fur l« a relic of barbarism anyway, so 1 think. A good warm cipth coat ■ is plenty good enough for me, and Trade at Home. - Get Married. Live Simply. Carry Life Ins. Pay the Cash. Keep an Expense Account. Cut Out the Luxuries. Have a Bank Account. Bank the Savings. Good advice if we did give it free. Can you follpw it? You cun with our help. Il will only take one dollar to open an account at our bank. Begin today. We pay 3% interest com­ pounded, semi-annually. ss a Hastings National Bank, Ths Only National Bank In Barry County HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. " Much Money for Tips. A painstaking statistician has es­ timated that tips of onn kind nnd an­ other paid dally in Paris' to waiters. Janitors, cabmen, and the thousand ' I can't for th.* Ufa of m«* sc married people, get so worried year over the price of coal. (' going up all the time. I know 'people always g-t a lot mon* than they really need. Nearly every house you go Into is overhmted. nnd the people suffer la <on»e<pienre. If I were housekeeping I'd buy Just ns little coal as possible, and then nan it sparingly, so that tU folkS tn the amount to £8,320 a day.' Tho grand total of all the tips given In franco la placed al £ It!,881,000 a year. ■ An Announcement Increase el Dividends MRS. B. F. GILBERT DIED IN CALIFORNIA E3SS& Th inckkmkthk aimivi: imtkto s I'Eh l hxT. <l»uos tiom January trt. .ox.wtoeyfdvaa Wille far lull partWuUrx. Cipltol Savings I Loan Assoglallon, tensing, Mloh. M.k, Mime A lane mirror pl.r-.l .. the In, carria,. °< 'be .aemlll cabin the Me­ yer la make.a aurrr, at both cod. of lb. 10<. wlU, i^ic rlea 0. mvaoiuy. ter, Mrs. C. C> Bullard, of San iuev. California. Upon meeting a rather sourfacad woman in the car tho other day. the pleasant faced young man said cheer­ ily: "Good morning! How am you to­ day’' "Not so well," was tho reply. But. after all. row I’m giving adrlea, and worat of anything is listening to cold, my right arm Is dreadfully iwol- other people's advice."—From "Slnltlen, and there's a ra—" but the young ter Street,” by Compton Mackenzie. man fled, probably to get an ambuDropping the Period. When a man maiTiea bo fully in­ tends to be No. 1 in tha family, but in High and Low. Naturally the clergyman was an­ many caaee the period dropa ouL—• noyed when the waiter asked if the Boston Transcript. luncheon party would bo high church or low church “What on earth has that to do with you?" he demanded. There are people who coatiane Io “A great deal, sir." explained the wai­ Insist that they would rather base ter; "it your friends are high church tbalr teeth pulled than sit bsfure * I niurt provide taore wine: If low camera, but they are gftwally tha .church, more wltfle*.” -Cardiff West- ouaa who .ire moat impatient l<> cm the proofs. �middleville i nd XrnvaC Truax of Htrrliug. Col., wjj: In the village Wednesday calling »n। ’___ . If, !><■—.I fl.a■ nd married one of oi<r:,,in, ■nplcd .t.yjweclt In Bradley on business. COUITSHIP CUSTOMS 11010 H TUB ■mil Ii'mp errepl for a few nti extended visit with hei ind lh<-lr ■•out.-ntF. " I Grand Haven. BeUevue' ihtaf'“ -M'>HBED ar BY MBS. NORTH JOHNSTOWN. Orville Bristol got .Quite badly Bristol nnd Bench put up Ice. Iasi1 MImi Thelma Nay of South Johns­ town spent Saturday evening and CHESTER Sunday with MIm Jlelen Bristol. I). A. Bristol who has been ailing i i for some time !>■ considerable better' tanvir'w 't'wo children. wh «m F.ntvM I g|£fc’blil n n'b'irf time and h‘-r end ARTK'L him with him. II- thinks Colorado a ■ (.alnc n great shock tn her many Mrs. J. .McGrath who got poisoned Mr. nnd Mr*. Hiram Bayne spent r.-at country, and will continue tn. friend*. She 1'ta.vex a «an and dan■Kheating some kind of meat recently la READ BEFORE FEBRUARY -«lde there. ter. Funeral Was held Sunday nt h> r Wednesday uml Thuradny In Kalamadecidedly better. A. O. Sink, -who recently fiurchqsrd i late homo. interment*In th.- I. " ’ MEETIR6 OF 0. A, R. CHAPTER •th out.' ie Charles Strong farm in IKIogiF. Cemetery In tho village. <>C men nnd Guy Munger had n smash up com­ Ing from tho dunce nt'Dowling Sat­ urday night, resulting In a -badly smashed cutter. • In the early New England colonleg ' MBs Bernice Munger lias returned n» more cmbarr.i-^lng. or hampering condlUbn. no grrAtrr temporal III to her work In Muplo Grove after ' mild befall nny uditli I’urltnn than to Melvin Beach hits most of hl* Inni' ■> „ ‘e -.I e, .1... .H»nA ! ""d how could hr live In that Hew «-lfr. anti Mrs. smith Stanley land without a wife7 There were no ।cd a party nt Mr. Harmons' in Battle i h.,u*ckeepera, and lie would acareely Crock one evening last week. have been allowed to have one If > Mrs. Ixivi Palmaticr, who has been ‘there were. Wh.u < onld a woman do time I very ill is slowly improving. ;ln that new aettlcriient among tin­ ' "r **r 1 Mr» and Mrs. Smith Stanley attend- j broken foreata nnd uncultivated field* r‘V Miller M the L. A. S. nt Mr. Payette's nt,«ithoiM a husband ’ H. E. Mill, r I |[pJfonl Wetlncwla>.,rvrninK. The eotomota mcried early nml into Uvcm of CiiUpii". Even Ilampcrlng-DMUtablp With Ceremony. arrivlnr-on- Wednesday. Mrs. Mary-M«r»h of th® West ty Une died uC the honle of h. Frank on Thurtulaj. She had l. A sori and daughter sutVIv,-. n.lgc ny wiine ■ «<-ll-nnd bTirlmj- nnd .Mi and ptart out on life’s Journey with tn> C. Hwlft wax In Grand Ilan- j Some of the’ Gle.tt here on Friday In Bowen’* -Mill* Arh them on aom» polnix. On Thursday eV. with the! ■ nllght. n ' of friend* !»le Justice, t’ards. murir. imth in’­ _ ........I WO........................... . I.intern HI UlOrooai ...... pictures. aftd Vtritjng kept nil ent. tainted. Ax n great surprise t- n Introduction <‘f Mr. Clear 8ky. a Car­ lisle graduate, and a full blood In­ dian. Ho *nng wm* it«*l ta»ng«’behla race. y.Wlket on Frida) for nn man) w>’n-. — ...... - ■ und now their daughter \rve Is in a hospital with scarlet fever: They have multi seem. •f the churt-h. Both of these gentlemen » try .............. ............. tholr argument* in a very convincing manner. The vhurchta uro doing a wonderful work In the foreign field, nuil theM- men urge a still larger ef­ fort 1H' put forth, espectally to help the heathen I’hinew. These g-t to- , s.„. Sin., ta, Hrtjr ta.. ta bx B-.tirhcjof her daughter, Mrs. Wilson, several tings Monday. days last week at Jlattlc-Creek. irren i* visiting her George Winters and Earl McGIockand family in Grand |jn called to sec DeWitt McCollester , . । Sunday. He is very ill with pneuIn mutual »tl* 4,f./'77‘* I monin. They carried flowers sent him rate In Gdshen ami .will move their, ; from ta Glianrra. In • guest of Master Robert Brunney is on tho New Hampshire married n lady but respective families there In the near future. lo'lghton sick list. Mrs. Arthur Waugh bf Chicago ■ ' Tcmiierance service next Sunday at came Wednesday to make an extend- t । the church under the auspices of the vm regarded with Intense disfavor I Sabbath school. . Charles Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Welton and mge ist.' A tine sermon Sunday morning by criminals. They were si-lijpm permit­ | Rev. Brooks. Congregation small on ted to live alon>-. or even to choose baby of Maple flrove returned to their . account of cold. Rev, Brooks is n their residence, but had to And u home Sunday- nfternoon aftyr a ten ‘ ,,vr7’ ) stranger within our gates. Let every noon- wnciever inr i-oun n**inneu. in; j .... ”7?. ' one give him encouragement by their :• ~>w,nr ’£tdl l,v by all? presence wiicn when potaou.v. possible. nil pivwure ,, " nad ' 10 l"11 Saturday CMrlei 1-twMr. and Mrs. F. Coleman spent«n,Ji /oinntal taw i Arl"‘r '‘•(urned to *. hoot day last Week with relatives in Lr-P*”«n’*v‘n» r ^7“ “J I M««<hy after being absent ert. ral L«h.n Of two|bandalc. m L own»r'l»ri'>" account of illtm**. Th. r<.-..pMrs. May and Florence Stiles went 1^5‘m JmiT ; J,r- ftnrt Mr’’ ‘,r*T Frid.,, M„ Horn,..' ■» R ; ’t 1 inter, t wcnt ,o AuFu«a to V1,‘l Mrs1 riilp-shall kill alx hla. kbird, or three '7 ‘V.T-T, f milldty idea. •* Current evdnti r n, Pr.’.t who is ill with cancer of the stomach.'! row* while he remain* single. A« a p,„ne snent several tn young men. b; .f th. m-Fr. d , Mri Wm Wickwjre Thursday penalty for not doing It. .hall not/l.e Won taM week with Xlra to Bedford to spend » few days with) married until he obey thi* order.” j chira Lnomta. •MlM Eva lluxsell. her niece anil family, Spencer Dunn. Ikichclora were under the special ] fiiRW Gen.-va M. Quarrie-of Hasting* women . .ch of whom pmw. a Utah i Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crandall and "IQ’Ing and tattling supervisioni of the vWtR)l |)cr brother, Don.ibl McQuarmmle "fl. r ih-re< Uh-wbirh she cm*.daughter. Lelha. Mr. and Mrs. Harry ’ -- ----------- *....... ....... . ............................... ....... —■ «— morning. . Mr*. Kish- D«-. k<T, Mr*, ■’laretiee <*»v- Carr and son 1-eo spent Friday with I purge Kelley of Hastings spent ert. Mr*. Ralph Hennvy. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Doty at Urban- xtancea nnd conversation. Encourage­ ment to wediack was given bachelors Becltalion. “Another New- Recipe. । da|c by Mildred Decker. James Rogers and family arc mov‘ l"II U>u-»4k to tail «wn home. them upon marri'ig. 1 ou<«ih>n box ' ' ! Perry Arnold will work for Mr. Wer<’l.>*ing song.’ selected by lady n»-1 ner this 'year, and will live in the houac vacated by Mr. Rogers. Brisbin. The L. A. S. will convene at the and Businesses F you wish to buy a form, city or resort . business, 1 nm in a position to help you want. if you wish to sell any kind of REAL PROPER and wish to sell it quickly, and get what it’s worth, let sell it for you. , Call, write or phone. My clients are always satisfied with the way I do business; always square and dependable. I C. B. Benham Rcal Estate und Investment Broker Phone 472 Hastings United Lights Railways Co, Call or write us for quotations ou First I'refprrel 11% Cumulative Slock til the J'nltcd Light and Railways Co. This slock is exempt from the normal Federal Income Tax to the holder, for the reason that the Tax Is paid at the source. Full explanation on rrqnrM. Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Bertles Citirens 4115 and') I— Bell Main 22U Grand Rapids, Fifth Moor Mich.. Trust nidg. Legal HdcertisetneMts qwndlng ■Dermott entertAln- died "Bachelor*' Row' Iter, iirien. Our ntlrndani '' John Bush of Gregory visited Mr. ‘hla month. V ashamed of of it. It. ashamed governor kindly, but rather disap­ : Burkholder several day* last week. pointingly, gave one maid a bushel of. ----— — ----. Hmolutlon*. Wednesday evening, March 11. corn when she came to nsk for a j FINE LAKE. ■ Whereas. It has pleased Gnd In Hi* Word from Mrs. Lovilia Stevens, nnd lot. nnd told h-r it would; We the undersigned have not needcy to’l'*take i wjl0 j_s j]| at Williamston, tells us she house , Infinite wisdom — ' bc a "bad precedence" for her to keep I e<| any baseball fans or fanning millsr. ‘r°.‘ received about "6 post cards from her ; alone. A maid had. indeed, a since Saturday night. ■ tnrrer re, , rjcn4ja jn this vicinity. 1 do not think | house ; hard time to live in colonial days did . Ora| BrOckcll>ank ta moving onto death evEnglish language is adequate to Ii’f rem^^?eta«^rr ’,n’u,“r ‘■ho1'c the Marshall Bir.1 farm and Ren StanResolved. in’» Home express her thanks. as'Mff^eU ’pv": ! -H^ ’^ngaFe'had a severe at-, An l?n«HrtT ,raveler-Jo^l,n- ‘ t0 l“* <” Stand- Carty and family at Hhulix. Several from this neighborhood at­ at the M. K. a "inn'll but pleasant common where have been hauling wood from the tended the meeting , the a .little before sunset I Tho.- Wilkes farm over towards I-a- church In Hasting* Saturday. Il ever cherish BALTIMORE TOWN LINE ■ , . -gallants ---------- —W. Whittemore made a business re to emulate | Miss Eva Stewart and Miss Nora• to l,k wl,h ,helr marmalri madams their r<-peciive habitations." This I cey. Vhr cream man and his big white trip to Grand Rapid* nnd Muskegon noble < h.,r ><••; clary of Hastings were visitors of *" ,h“1’’ so- far ai will be put In nomination. inet Wednesday irtid visited hla cousin ' simple ami •i-ami <iuaint picuirpicture («r youthful (। horses thawed out out on Monday and . 1 Miss Christy Sunday. ■■i—-■■■ >i ynutmui Sheriff Williams was down on Sat­ t^rtatlc*., Mr. and -<lrs. Strable were visitor, .lr,»c {‘hu tn ??.I*r" u- ...n-n... circuit. ...e "’“‘e.their their circuiturday calling on friends. J J. Fish went to Battle Creek on Some fine oak logs arc being drawn' pnthy tu the husband and »<>n. That one day last week in Hastings at Wil- jKivea a louch “r iem’lmenMo thJ’nur'1 J. said court, held at into the yard here. On Saturday the . ■ H,. ,rccne3’, , , , . ’'■ro dally life colonial New re of oicotoqi.il New Em Em.--1 has .old his cottage lot ■Hand this wick tings, in wild rmmty. the third • The jnany friends of Mrs. George ||.,nil. Thl. i-untan raw giver; wn y papers for publlcn •lllng *H»»........ Johnson arc pleased to hear she is meddled and interfered in ever)’ de-'av .r'nS. t-1*,)’’ kr’n^TfonT M. Mack. taooo tatter. tail. ,m..r. and great, nf tho public! «nd;hall to Henry Steve ofJtadfoni. Mr. and Mrs. <*. M. Smith returned Tim Mothvr'The Brininstool was slightly indis ­ Mrs. Orson Johnson visited Grand-iand pnvat. life of the citizen, could on Friday ------’* ‘ - -*•— visiting friend" und ma Gates of Hastings Wednesday of;*"! leave untouched In fancy free, posed a portion of last week, but is . ■' last week. Mrs. Johnson went to Rat- i >“>berl> promenading ’Puritan better at this writing. Nye, pdiplniMr.llor. hav-. nt to take. It slm'ild lie Watkin’s agent has been moving ' Raid uaurt his petition tie Creek to care for her stater, who ;Hweethea«t». Chamberlain's cough lt« reasons therein staled ■lock <>n Saturday. is sick. I A Boston gallant must* choo*e through these parts. He is a Hastings . nf thi" and Is the mother’ Mr. and Mrs. Ed McGlynn are aicjc j w**t* h1' "weotheart and must obtain man and seems to have very pleasing o everywhere. For sale Children home, one ny one. I (1 Jlrst the formal permtaidon of parent* ways, as he weighs his heavy grip. 81m v one of our member*. Mrs,, with the RHin, Word from Battle Creek has come The '-powaAl social at the Star j* ,r K " ’ ! r 1 , ” ’ in J r " he 1 ‘ " kp , ” n >' ,n ancy Chidester, has tav-n «.-illc<li T * Gott for u plaw opposite the ccniuUry Grange Friday night wu a success. ?’ . F" that Mrs. K. C. Pickworth is faill^i CAMPBELL. and there seems to be but very slight Under Sheriff Ort. Lichty and Dan j!.1?.", *.%"!? Spring*. Jesse Edgcomb and family moved the forenoon. ht wild probate office. Balli. CwA inro'inioSSmU-.h^Thu'nj.y. —•— — , Shay were seen on our Htreet Thurs- or muld-xervant by milking lor.- to family our heartfelt, ()ay KOjrlR town without their box, Ing said petition; her without proper authority. Num'vLij'v ‘ Mrs. Custer and Gumer arc spend­ It Is Further Ordered. That public nv“tu that was left at Van Duine's yard. >xr|»« example, might be given to M|_ ha> a lo*rf of wood ing a few days with the former’s notice, thereof bo given by ptildkalbin ship and on Monday bought u fine ■ Allen McDonald was Johnny on the team of Z. J. Ttfwnsrnd. tog.thir drawn to his cottage; hut the weather ■laughter, Mrs. I^o Allerding, of Carl­ , spot lo help as usual and the next I ■'<•’•< in Stratford, Will Colefax was with tools and everything needed to ton. •Sth. 1!»1 ' day he returned the box to the sheriff lined five pound. for laboring to in- ta too cold to burn wood now. go to farming with and will again; A Mr. Ftaher and family have lo­ Pearl Thomas spent Eriday after­ hearing. In tho Hast I ng* Banner, a newspaper printed and circulated In cated on the Arthur Scads farmnoon with Velma hggerman. , SOUTHWEST CASTLETON. Obituary. add county. Mrs. Bert Io*purd is on the sick list. Sunday gucsti CHAS. M. MACK. FISIIEIl—W. H. FlHhcr whs born I Mrs. Tobal Garlingcr, Mrs. John mouth town watt Indicted for making , KALAMO. u. ... motion nt marriage to Catherine Judge of Probate. Elisha Strong was in Grand Rapids In JohuMown. August 6. ISf.T. und do-1 Ochampaugh, Mrs. Albert McClelland Dudley without obtaining formal eon-1 Mr. and Mrs. Trutpan Gordenir' ELtaA . C. EGGlaEflToN. i...,ivu >„F - - und sons attended the luidies* Aid at sent. In th- Connecticut valley gweet-J moved last week in with their parents, Saturday. ■ uff.rmg a rtruke of p.iralyxix. ug- il Mrs. Albert Weilar’s, Friday. • R. M. Eggcrman and wife si»ent K truo^opy. ’ ---------- ■ • — - ------ - — -q Mr an(j Mrs. Arnold Gordiner. ,c y,-ar». nmnth* ami 13 ilnyx. He! Mrs. Andy Brooks visited Mrs. Kate mo-t ct-remonlous courtship to whls' Terrell and Rice have sold their ।I Saturday afternoon al Jesse Knowles’, ’, . >< wife and many friends io Miller, Wednesday afternoon. . I.unitx ». nrn bta b—. The ftm-ral «a.x l>. b. | Mr and Mrs. john Varney of Stony "courting stick." This was u hollow farms to Mr. and Mrs.'Will Shriver, of Cariton. Mrs. E'rank Tasker and daughter of 1 ' h' ____________________ Point, visited nt Andy Brooks’, Thurs- stick about an Inch In diameter nml formerly from Idaho, but nt present! The Union CnUC.u* from Grand Rapids. . Lake Odessa spent Saturday with tho the six or eight foot long, fitted with t'unl <>f Tillink*-—I, want tn thank ’'“V' . Mr. Jake Van Vliet and family have di who w. r. kind to me during the Albert McClelland and family visit- mouth and c.ir pieces. In the pres- moved near Battle Creek where they former's sister, Mrs. Waller Livings-. ton. iiin«-." nnd .taath <-f my husband. Ex- i cd at Ernest Rascy’s at Dayton Corhave rented a farm. Joe and Aurthur Hines took dinner) ne.daily WiiH.- Daniel* and rt ners, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Shriver of Grand with Y. T. Norcutt’s Sunday. piner. carried <>n thta chilly trlrphonIc love-making. One of these batons Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. lak.!. May God bl.-* ><m all HOLMES CHURCH; Mr. and Mrs. George Near and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Curtis. Mr*. Wm. Ftaher. , yIr. an,| Mnt_ L. Decker of North and Mrs. J. McCalla spent Tuesday: A,,v. ___________________ j Carlton attended the.L. A. S. at the BANNER WANT ADVS, PAT. with Y. T. Norcutt’s. Card Of Ikssu-We "ln.-er.-b1 of the l.tte^ parents, Mr. and Important or genteel one, a sermon A Citizen's Caucus' Hunk ».ur many friends for ’n.lr. Townsend. was often pretched, and It was the Mndtx-s* ehown u« during the long! ’',rs^.L’I J*’ ,Dur^.$f n custom to allow the bride to choose "I. i.m *- Of our Iwlove.l hu»band and J from Wednesday till Sunday with her the text for the sermon. 1 can Imag­ not called to order uml thi ine the staid New England lover and f ith. r und sympathy xhowsi u« । parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Donley. but one-ticket In the field this spring. through our great her. .ivem. nt; and; Charles Smelkcr, who has been vis• pririK al-o thank Elder Belt* for -hta word" । Ring his sister, Mrs. Fred Durker. had Ing for many hoursjhrough 11 «>f comfort. 1 a very nick horse Friday. Dr. Petty leather houtid family bible for Mr*. Hubert Montgomery. ,f uke Odessa was called. It is betnnd slowly s< >nnlng them, sjcipplhg, I'aughti , ter-again. over tedious Uvitlcus nnd Numbers, Erank Oversmith’s baby is very and finding in the song of Solomon n Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Ranl-orn at-. — sick. tended the wedding of Mr. Sanborr.'.-I'roen---1' Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Barnum and Mr. worthy n selection for a wedding «crnlec. Miss Dido Tellig • Hsnborn of I ,, <irand Ilaplds, io Walter S-tulr.s of and Mrs. Henrj' Ragla attended a mon. Th- tuning, out of the bride < Inb Imports. Ind., nt Grand Bapkls mtiAS., party- al Herd Spragne's at Coats! wn* n great] event In the little com’■‘W-afe..................... ..................... KnA 1. . Grove Thursday night. murfity.rtVe <• in the pages of Judge Howell's diary, one of hl. daughter* with her n-w made husband. IradJudge Smith on Monday heard the Ing the orderly bridal procenrion of thta coming meeting. Cnm» *lx couple* on the way to church. ol>rase of Ityan vs. Ryan. This week the Ing with the grip this la*t week, w-rved by ull In tho narrow Boston M.ilnnrd divorce caw will lie heard. some better at thin writing. The jury will be summoned next. *trcet and irr tho Puritan- meeting Entertained Visitors. house. In Rom* communltte* the bride Monday to hear the trial of John Egreturned to their homo after spend­ KleMon. accused uf violating tho local1 nnd groom took a prominent seat In ing some Week* with their children in on Feb>\ 27. at a regulah meeting en­ option law. This Will be followed by' the gallery nnd In tho midst of the Grand Rapid*. tertained visitor** from” Muskegon, the trial of Mina Nellie Jones-Lewis, sermon ro»o t<> their feet, and turned nmg war uaunnr;. ao>. u. t. pwuii|*>ke Ddeww. Freeport, Niuihvllle. accused of beating up Mrs. Brubaker,। around several times slowly in order THE MICHIGAN FARMER. one year to ahnw from every point of view and family. ] Hesperia nnd Fremont. Ind. The Hl- both paper, their bridal finery, to tho admiring Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox of Lex- ' nwutha degree staff. Hester I- Keith. *r'a Point. ■iyes of their frlendk in the congrega­ If*, arc vtoHIng his brother. Arthur !>aptaln, 'exemplified the work In a THE HASTINGS BANNER, one year tion. Cridler and other friend* for n few I very creditable manner. Afterward* — ’ I a lunr h w-aaserved, which all enjoyed, Throughout .New England, except II. lilksen, who has been soliciting: e About !»0 membera and vtaltprt were acreage of sugar lieeta for the Hol- In New Hampshire, tho taw was enr, j pre*, nUnd-Kt. Louis Sugar Beet Company,, forced for nearly two centuries of Watkins Tuesday. is having good )uck in securing acre- publishing the wedding banns three March Srd. ugc from the farmers, filgly acres hadI times In the meeting house, lecture or been secured up to Wednesday mprn*। Sunday service. ■ Kmallpox in Assyria. Ing. one Carltun farmer signing a In splto of tho hardness and nar­ rowness of tholr dally life, and tho Dr. and Mr». F. «■ Hull are visiting Gwjng to exposure from smallpox • eon and family at Pierre, South among some of qie rwidenta thera ta tack of oonUment displayed In wooing, I think Puritan husbands and wlvoj very IItUg .going on In the eastern Club will meet at Bert pan of Xrsyria township. The dis­ happy in tholr m»rrtagew A A repr«MUtatlve of a Chicago firm। wore 1 SUBSCRIBE, NOW. Ay, March Sth. Liter- ease, it ta said. WM introduced into U here with the object of establishing। 1few love tatters still rwnaln to »rpvo affe-tton, letter, of sweftbs*rt» a canning factory, providing the pros-. their I South. Topic mo tried lovers tatters so rirtplo pecta are good enough to insure thoi and i table Poultry success of tho venture. /The factory• and tender thst truth and love Mine would use tomatoes and Mfawbct rles., round them like a halo. every way. . , Both the Fnlnn nnd Cltlwus hnvo, posted their caucus notices for Mon-; ind patience was ;m inspiration to’night. Is better at this writing. Remember |^YOUR FAVORITE FARM PAPER J THE MICHIGAN FARMER Through an arrangement fortunate for our readers arid for this paper, we are able to offer the following; ’1.30 No better combination could be offered. The Michigan Farm­ er is published weekly and is the only weekly agricultural and live stock journal published in Michigan and the only farm paper that devotes all its space exclusively to Michigan and to Mich­ igan farm problems. . �PACK WtWK Paper That Room ♦ By the tihie you read this we. will have on r entire 'spring stock bn display. ■ We offer ♦ you a big selection of fine papers of distinctive design and high quality. Plain and figured ♦ oatmeals, moires, cut outs, crowns, panels, florals, Persians, Holzihehls, Meltons atnl Em+ bossed papers. No matter whether it is a pari <>r^sitting'rixmi, library. Iiedrooin or kitchen, + . you will find the paper you wayt litre and yoir*!can easily secure any desired anil, distinctive ▲ effect. . ? ♦ ♦ + + + Although we ate carrying a bigger stoc k of the higher priced papers that! ever.before,' we have by no means neglected'the cheap cnil of the line. Our prices begin at 4c per double roll.' You will be surprised at what a s mall costyou can paperjjjht room. Come in and look over our stock and let us figure wit h you. We will be glaiHo show you the papers whether you wish to buy or not. , THE REXALL STORE Southwestern Barry Mr. upd Mm. John A-'i Iwt J^eek. nt. Coatn Urox Mr. ami Mr*. Homer twined relative^ frpm There Is no substitute for Royal Baking Pow­ der for making the best cake, biscuit and pastry. Royal is Ab­ solutely Pure and the only baking powder made from Royal grape cream of tartar. 2 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS. Delton, Michigan HARDWARE A few of the many articles we curry in|he Hardware line, Forks long and short handles, 3, 4, 5 and 6 tines. Shovels, long and short handles, square and round nose. Hoes, rakes, scoops, spades and manure forks. Tjn, and Galvanized Pails all sizes carried in stock. 20 qt. Cream cans. Tackle Blocks, Bit and Braces, Hatchets, Hammers, Hand Sews, .Buck Saws, Neckyoke chains, Riveting Machines, Stove Pipe and elbows, all kinds of wrenches. Asbestos Sod Irons, Granite Ware. Dish. Pans, Tea Kettles, Tea Pots. Coffee Pots, Colanders, 6 qt. Pans, Basins, Dippers, etc. Never Fail Oil Cans, 3 and 5 gallon, guaranteed to satisfy or money back. Hains Nustylc Lanterns, brass bottoms. Geiibme-Manilla Rope ‘ in., in., in. Prices arc right on the above named goods. E.. Tungate 6 Son Phone 16«6 Banfield Exchange Have you seen the new Clothes Baskets, Wc have them on display at our store. They tire as great a Labor Saver as your washing machine, Come in and let us give you a demonstration. If you arc saving up a little money for a rainy day, put it in our savings depart­ ment, and we will pay you FOUR PER­ CENT interest, compounded twice a year: ■ ‘ We have on sale two lots of Arctics at a very low price 1 lot of Men’s Arctics.a.95c pr. 1 lot of Ladies’ Arctics 85c pr. Bargains in Felt Shoes. A chance to buy warm footwear cheap. Delton State Delton, Mich. PER CENT Dowling Mich. Phone, Hostings, 342-3r PLUMBING 6 HEATING Banfield, 13-3r GENERAL REPAIRING Agents for Acme Quality Paints, Oils, Colors, ' Varnishes, Floor Dressing, Brushes, Etc. 11 you have any work in the above lines 1 shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And youjwill find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. My OtheriLinea—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. Necessary Goods at Popular Prices DELTON, CHAS. DENEAU, MICHIGAN. Th.mkH io IJIunchu and nil her peo- We haye a full lino of MEATS and GROCERIES and aim to keep fresh and tempting goods on hand at all times. Yours for a deal, WILLIAMS 6 SON HICKORY CORNERS I l»r honpttality they <MU ohow. And for Rood dinner und loin of .fun To Blanche Wortman wo will «o. • (One-who-wiia-there.l Harness Buying Time Save Money on Them Now MICHIGAN and possibly more is the groceries Hicy use. Why not buy them, then, where you knowyou get QUALITY, FRESHNESS, and HONEST, MEASURE. We have a fine line of good single and double harness. Armstrong and Graham make also Eldred make of Battle Creek. These goods were bought before the raise in the price of leather took place and can save you money on these if you buy this spring, because you get the advantage of our early buying. All guaranteed goods. Have you seen KELLY? 'Cloverdale Michigan Delton, Mich. Banner Want Ads They Gat Results. T 4 ♦ ♦ * -4 �’ ?*• % * u- THE HASTINGS BANNER PAPE ETGWT For Sale—Tho regBte.red Pcrchernn ; stallion Admiral Bcwey. Ai-o b;ty CgWJIng 0 years aid. weight IS-O. J.. J-l>. Black? Woodbun'. Phon* from ^Woodland. WANTS e. Phono 129- ’•A. Burton. Foe Sale—Dry stove, ppqd. Jrn Bald; win. Phono 201-lt. t| FW Kale—Timothy or mixed MotL’ arn‘telephone ou- SUFFERED FOR HIS COUNTRY Phone 36C-H.-1F black*. Joseph F. Winn. Hasting". Route 9. 3-wk» TbMC. 3wk>f|l>M- Sal*'—Broad row. due In iilioin iX—U----------- 1 on* we-k. Roy ItiM-li; Rural Car'• Wynndoit.’ rl/d\ Nashvlll-. l-wk a nb»nhai<>r. K-1----- ----------------- :------------------ :---------------- 7 k.v! For HnJe—Two new milch c»w», -• ~ ! years old. tx-on Shorten.. Tnrc' miles northwest of llastlngx. liny. 'UTFr?. • ' tirdny nnd Sunday v.nh Mr. nnd Mrs. Uadicr lrk«Mu gi,* .Mary Ickea :.< • ■ omikinli d them h so. -t ..f Iwr aunt, til WednesdayTh- lft A. B. wn, t<-rt.an<-Tl at the h< '•l.rt-n.-.. Groh,. \\ ■’ ..Id eolt. t t-fap. mile cast IAic Hale*--Small ’ driving ttinro. kfri<l was born at Graton. Conn. lh> .bo-’ mine a nterch^ul and was n dclcgato io tln» Hr«i eoirtliK-utul coucrera. In Ute spring nf 177b ho was «• at to Fraqct* an n secret illploiunilo twitl. Holeproc! Stockings—Gpain, $2.00. Medium weight. Ali cotofs. Sizes, 3 to jl. Hohprsof Lustf'*.'Stockinfl6— G p*irx, $3.00. FiiiuliCd blcc silk. E^tfA light weight. All coJots. WllllltH. ■I ti> lliu ditv.ut -|n» ii’.il hy hla Inlidlud A. Yeefclcy farm For-Kale Cheap—llniur, x rooms, and lot on Colfat ’ Kt'. Inquire 1 Jfrlriglc. North'Broadway. You can.get the famous and original “Holeproof Hose for women and children — with Count do r.n.oii .llurdctl-.IJchty. nr Halt—Moore’ riding plow. AU6; 3 horse Gale walkbig . rutnv.ilor, j nick Young, City BwmtrT. vW>nnj| “Holeproof Women’s Stockings Tho first diplomatic agent of tin and gr.ntlo for tiny oii<‘ lo.’JHyc; Prh-.’ right. Al"' x terrier pupfai feVTXJ Flrxt American Diplomat Illy Reward­ ed, and Hit Services Long Went Unrecognized. And this guarantee goes with each box of six pairs: “If itny or till <if tbjfsc itovkingx come to holes or nci’tl d-znir.;- v.ithin rix months from the day you buy thr:". we '.’.'ill c.'nluce than Irec. ■lured t>< n -point wliern he dwiion t-xperiont •. office. G. F. Chidester, umrp’___ _____ West State Road. iv.ih Wanted—1000 cords. basswood and; popple bolts. inquire BANNER office. ‘ tfl Hastings. The Best For the Money Store' uni Thursday .al. F ui’ll attended and fondly HASTINGS MARKETS :it nine of geod whltewood logs. BANNER office. drlch on Geo. Fry'* old place. Iwk Enquire tf . sires to hire out by month on farm. .Phono 4I7-11*-IS. Iwk ami family rr gbit) mid 1.11lie work to <h> it in shoal". nl»o Poland China stock tonted—Work by experienced nurse. hog. Inquire Ernest Kenyon, on Phone lull. Burling farm. 1 *i miles west of Wanted—Pupils in shorthand. ■flora's Corners. 2wks Book. 723 Montgomery Wchicken bouse er small fruit. Seven Idocke ttblh Ixink corner". Phone 49(11. tf unci’. tJfcn i Th inTuii AtkllM paaltr the C. K. * S. depot) hn» employed a first class repair man. If you liava any repair work, ma­ chine work, forging or tempering nr Sale—Cheap mare with foal by Mgistered Belgian Stallion. Aleo Vacuum Cleaner* to Rent—Electric O. t. C. brood sow. due April 15. . or hand power cleaners to Hot bythe day. Phone 437. if Weight *00, price (23.00. George Th-Mott. 2wks j or Kent —Furnished rooms. Inquire ;uxtoh ni r.'iit .Mr. .ind Mm i-nnje. first •j-rvi’d. I.lmit<i: form th- •■■•thing >■< settings. You will Id. * the nil ncsigons look alike to thi-th. M. Atkins. City. proved, good buildings, will divide. CO or 10 acrM. Good Umber Fw Bent—Good upright piano. Ad-. drew "A" care ot BANNER office.! id building! on either. JTlce reasonable. George Bell, Coati Prove. Phone from Halting!. It For Rent—For ennh or on shares. 1(0 ' aero farm. William Shaw. Middle. 1 arm far Sale—120 nerca H mile Ville. Phone from Middleville. 2wks | from churvh. imstoffire and school, east of Quimby, fair buildings, well I'oe lU-nt —An right Yunm hnuse. fur- -------- , , - ■ t»< house nnd born. Rplcndld young nlshcd or unfurnished, electric light" । Money in fawn nn good real < : a orchard. Ten acres timber. Will and gas. Enquire 323 K. Grand curtly. Inquire of J. M. Smith. sell for 12.300 It taken nt St., or Phone 344. Preston Iloac, Quimby. Mich. 311 . Hot air |> rHlM In. Hmi Ward at 420 Igan Art-. 7 rooms, hall and ra Thought for Women. “In the whole fem! r < n-atlojt art­ : then- any happier v. dofonned wife who i> the <•)<■» she loves. J when her husband v.. other than she la. and old and gray who h hitn7- ining. rur Daughter Wae Curious. lill l.iHY AMI IIIDItM. . r stood Ion of Waste Cork. a are lltl< .1 worn possibly b- Inrfn Good Telephone Quimby. .Mh li.. lloul -r In kltchrn and bath Sectrlc lights and Iras, ly painted und fa good repair. Also barn. An ideal place for a retired farmer. Only 3K (docks from Rtatc Kt. Inquire on prcmlten or. Phono Cltlxcn* J32. tf There Is-No Other Flour ward, flood house to rent. DeMott. Phone J«e-2I^18. calf by "Ide. Phone H0-1R- : year old heifer, due In April: 2 yearling steer llicknrd. Hhultx. As Good as French’s White Lily three quarter blood, young Hol­ stein row. Ono giving milk: nth. er to be fresh next month. Barnum brood sows. due April 1 and April 20. Henry, Moorhue. Delton, MktiWilkinson's Lake. 2wk« r»om house with bath room. barns. Enquire- H. Cole South Rt. Phono 471-B. Also Phono 211-t long-3 short or Sale-A good abrk mare, 111-3 rings. rnon. or Salo—Two gu«>d cows. 1 grade Holstein, * yearn old. due lu*t of March. For particulars Phone 233O-1H. Woodland exchange. George wood an<l Walnut 8t. Will taka In exchange horses and live stock Will sell at prices right. Frank Gallup. c i«t ot Hnsilngn oh HUte road. Easy terms. Enquire Henry Fisher, l-huno 134-lI^lR. , ;wk* ur_H*k*—<>no Brush auto, good run­ ning order. Jhqulre at Coffee Ranch. Hastings. Fruit and Ornamental We are not advertising to keep people who have used French’s White Lily Flour from buying any other—they couldn’t be persuaded to buy any other. We ARE advertising to get the person, who has not yet tried it, to purchase it, to purchase JUST ONE SACK. After that—well—you just try it and see. Peo­ ple who have given French’s White Lily Flour a good, fair trial cap never be jiersuaded to stay away from it very long. Sure, they may occasionally stray away and try some other brand for a while, btit they ALWAYS COME BACK again. We don’t blame anyone for trying some other flour once in a while. It helps them to find out HOW GOOD French's White Lily Flour r< ally v . and the best way to sati.sfy yourself that there', no other Hour in the same class. Naturally we would like to have you become an honoiary member of the* old “standbys”—|»nple who hav. used French's White Lily steadily for OVER If) YEARS, and wouldn’t, have any oiher flour if y<»u gave it h) them. * FrohclVs White Lily Flour was first made in one of those “old pioneer” mills over 40 years ago. Tlmt mill was a crude affair compared with onr present complete equipment', but it turncfi out a grade of Hour that soon won a reputation for QUALITY among its pioneer patrons, both within this countvfs limits, and outside of it. Both the mill and the miller have improved with the years, anti have kept strictly up-Uhdate. /a> the’rqniU'.iion of French’s White Lily Flour spread out lieyond the limits of this county, business commenced to jwur in. We«have increased the ca­ pacity of this mill many times over. .For the past 25 years we have been compelled to run this mill night and day, year in and yfear out. This, with our . brand new equipment produces a far better, smooth­ er, and nioh* even quality of flour than you can liny elsewhere. . , When-you bliy Frenelfs White Lily F16uryou get n BETTER VAU E FOR YOUR MONEY, aiyj that helps you cut down your living expenses. , Decide today io buy Frenches White Lily Flour tomorrow. You will always be glad that you did. Trnnn I I uU u Apple, Pear, Plum, and Small Fruit,, ■tuck uf the best. rdy »rt; R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE. **• ■ MICHIGAN. �THE HASTINGS BANNER MARCH 5. 1914-20 PAGES. THERE ARE THIRTEEN MARVELOUS'SCENES Window Shade Special ItFX'AUdl INCtnKMx or THE GKKAT <»X11,1(1. Brethren.* I in coming tn I lx. The play I-1 March 6 17 EIGHT WITH THE "TIGERS" Come Bring Your Friends With You COMING I'otlplyar, ono in Potlphnr*s Garden, mid onV In the room of Zulclka (PollptniTjFVifef. There are two acenes In Pte third act. "The ilrcumx." one A rare treat fur Men and Young Men The Season’s Iplmr'a wife, who falling to tempt the Most Sensational Value Giving airy nnd artillery wet. tailing Into position for another li-i day .« work. Our army already •r*'" *” thr llrxt | tiny's tight over lO.Sftu ir-..p«, Th* taken up by a courtier, u dancing girl, slaughter was surely gn- .t. The*iw-n| an axtromtmer or other attendant of brought, .tottering from hlx.years In n So wc were not pcrmltt- " Tailoring Sale Smartest of New Fabrics Swellest of New Fashions All the Season’s Popular Color Tones xl.-« can sleep In such a place tor on that night the troo|» on the children of ixrael uro m«l to la­ .ill night Ionic. <md It ment that th- viceroy of Egypt will Corps until two p. not give them corn, for which they march through the xlurvc, unli-M thny return to their homo and bring back back Jucob'x younxrxt aon. Scone two la In the en­ trance to JoM-ph'x hottxo where a vivid ‘the enemy made, and held mir'ground I thr.-e lx the wondrous pyramid, whlth- Itirmly. Tho I’nlon Arun r.-it more er the f-.ilxe Zulcllfa hax coma to meet —I "pr^-nr.h«uh. n p rn’ -- 8r*T r,,ur 1—* ®n 11'1- nl«hi. -pr.pn- 10c tlon. FINEST IMPORTED WOOLENS The best of imported and domestic fabrics. The values are extraordinary. Made possible by the downward revision of Schedule K of the Wool Tariff. Never before has such a line line of the highest grades been shown at popular prices. Your money will go farther at this sale then ever before. You’ll be surprised at the qualities that will beshown at $20.00, $22,50 and $25.00. donnict. bumble shepherd. The and Hatur.biv iiuitin.-. ,?■ rh •• ’ro."’,< ln." rmetery Ridge and Cali- II -'.""KI?, Mall ntten- ’ tied without Interruption -a eli • side. The skirmish lin- - had lo rn gaged several hours, tun lh- ba "• 'h" ''"''J'tiK conf st between lhe 1 h„.i not begun. Th- <'-nto.liy. Michigan Finest Made=to=Measure Clothes This will be the most important event of the season. A special representative will be in attendance from Edward E. Strauss Ci Co. the big merdhant tailors Chicago With a trunk full of the newest, most exclusive, finest woolens ever exhibited in our town. Everything worth while will be shown in the BIG PIECES. Over 500 patterns to choose from. Prices range from $15.00 to $45.00. The biggest showing at $20.00 to $25.00 You can order now and have the garment shipped later. ♦* Don’t forget the day and date. . . .......... ......... ••• i r.nirnci K pise to iaa< pi r" alley on I-inlay evening. th- th- Shcrby peach orchard. It J usltrrx won by !t; points. Thiteries poured «h»lt shell nnd canister In- i G« n. Klcklea*. Corn# .md nuule nn I ‘ent-ll PimIh-n. ere Gen. Sickles b.ol two dir­ ts in the Third Corp- One wni manded by Maj. Qen. li.tvld Blrn- LET'S FIGURE «ltion at th- :• ii h nrchurd' checked. G- n. I/»ngxtrcel i amped to turn th- lift wing or I'nl.in army on Llttl- Big Bound '0 TOGETHER dr. to turn th.- right army, but failed nnd You want materials for your interior finishing this we want you to have them--Let's get prices on these things fend then let us fill the order. — — COMING-TO C. E. HARVEY «■ ««• - - • Hastings, Michigan ffV North Side Pharmacist Hastings, Mich. ya* QUAINT H. OTISHastings, & CO. Mich nalon known that b- n.is so near Hill mid had he kept ’on a l« longer he might luv. got In the 1 and captured m.n>e of the I’nlon ». but II wax 10 P. JI., and dark. I ringttA.it ring that he tie might n run into u together and talk over just what you want and our ■ ito March 617 ia entitled. "The font of Many Colors," .itid la divided N. B. WATERMAN coming spring Saturday PARTICIPATED IN NIGHT New York Store W/ Friday Saturday Llebler Curtain Material Ui lh Uf U/ lb Everybody Friday < flEOROtS SHROYtaR. <H' IRVING, I ind Satur- Cloth Shades, 29 inches to 36 inches wide; colors light and dark green afid \vhite; good spring rollers. You would need to examine them closely to find the slight imperfections in them. On sale Saturday at 15c Colored'Bordered Scrim in cream and white with red, green and ‘ brown borders; 36 inches wide; 20c value; our special price per yard- SECOND Dirs HI ii tiimiE. PART TWO-PAGES 9 TO 19. UNITED DOCTORS SPECIALIST wii.i. bi: at tiii: Barry Hotel, Tuesday, March Phone 74 Stores at Hastings and iRemus, Mich. I tin- line. ■ ' while thia r-iug <-orpa wax driven back and dun. until early on with time when -red Gen. f < division DAUGHTER OF FORMER HAST­ INGS PASTOR IS AUTHOR 10th Pleased Customers ... with their can- >wn Inut w< It is our policy to »cml every juilrqii away from our (tore pleased both as Io the treatment accorded them and as to the quality of the goods purchased. Pride of Plymouth Peas, extra fancy, 15c each; pertloz. $1.50 20 |l>s. H. 8c K. Granulated Sugar, for.... $1.00 Gold Medal Hour, per sack . 80c Richelieu Tomato Catsup, 16 ox. size per dox.. . .... A Good Grade Coflee, Our Special, per lb. 20c Salmon, per can • ... 10c, 15c and 20c 25c Strawberry and Raspberry Jani, extra fancy, per jar.. IzAjpinlierry Jam. it will please you. per jar 25c 30c Lettuce, Radishes, Celery and Parsley. Two Phones E. C. Russ & Son i run entertained Ion line, nboiil tlirei-quil mile xouth of G-u.vxburg. Hours 9 A. M. to B P. M. an Day Daly. The Grocers Io Get ALL the News Read the Banner. of Chronic l>l-cn«<>*. . r\tt e. ■ Offer Their Service Free Uiiarge p, whirl! he Th. |that charge with is.'.00 men. la tho idark, friend and f-e wern lighting toH'-ther. The m-ti li.Ydly knew who of they wer<- lighting with. Home of the | had llxt light-, knocking e.u-h othrr down win:- norne used th-'.r ...-KJ' which a number recognised us In the early elghth-r. Sir/*. tnen fighting ohnnlcs" down t- bi-iea, bed-wetting. rh.-iiinntlMii, x*b a. tap.- worm, leg ub . »». appendRU- were nnnlhll.it. -! I>fh-H. cii-., with-| Fighting went n until nearly n too well known night. Gen. .Mr.nl.-. our commam d further min- |W1|,| ,,n ,h„ n 4hI ... sevon<j _ . buttle that h- w-'d.l light right wli i< was. II- order I hla. otllccrs amination of the eyes mad. • ready for I.- it; the morning. ■‘Get your'nrnmur.lUon ready ; known. All kIumcx are manut’.u'turrd ive your nirtt all ready for mid ground, tor each individual ca.-c. mid lu*l do.'- tight." he calculate to xf.ty right her* .... uv«- him lb bed out thoroughly." Wisconsin. • were iciy thankful that wc permitted i - - F-brate the 50111. uind. The llrxt accretions ivdham. then .Mlx< Well, there will Im- another day's right on h.iu.l.-, Wc .ould some of the f-.i.fi r-d aongxlers a daybreak. Now, this Is only the story of on I did not get nil ’ Don’t forget that if we do your family washing it will save you money. - . f iy or tjie battle in mv next. “WE WASH EVERY THI&G EVERY OTHER DAY.” I AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE 243 SHULTERS BROS., PROPRIETORS. HASTINGS, MICH. ***WWWKW11 AdicrtL«rd Ix-tterw.' Mrs. Geo. Roger*. Mr*. Or .m<l xtlarfJ. lE-erra. m:i1 | Plain Truth Tliai'- Worth Money. L'alnX Foley a Iloner and' Tar for a ! ▼ cough or cold may «ave you both ▲ ilckUMa and money- F. F. Monahan. ” Dnd. Foley's Honey and Tar Com­ pound always nxe.< ma up jn Kood shape' when I catch cold or have a bad cough. I recommend it gladly." Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. IUCCI there Mulholland's about th- -Illi specltilfsis. . , , .list. 15l-i:.f> Whiting St.. Chicago, ill. lout-y I base spent. for frc0 b,„,g xtomaoh ailments und ould buy a farm. । In.,Iiy Krat, rul jrit. n* from people I will certainly -----------------i-ornmend Mayr x I i. .... i.„. .. -.... Wonderful Stomach Remedy." I, Mr. G.wx* ■.■xp-rienev Is like tlume <>f : l-'-r ml- In HmUfngt by .Mulhol! ihinisandx uf «>thcr- w ho have taken land's I’rqg eTtore and druggist* evthlx rvmarkaldo remedy with such us- crywhere. ‘ ’ Good, Prompt Dry Cleaning During the last ten days or two weeks wc have had a big business in dry cleaning. It’s all right, too. We HAVE the best facilities for doing your work of any plant in Barry county—you can’t find anything better any where outside of metropolitan towns. "tract of mucoid -moves polxonbtix dangerous Ilrmedy m Uxt and wonderful rexultHl many Itn owed. When ho bnd taken only I ,Ure It'ri 1 bbttb- he wr.»t<-: drug Mor I got more relief out of one bottle I wouderfu known Meade t" ”.ake one single mistake. "While al West Point. In hi* claw, ax xurely oa 1 mnd< Pinny. .Mend. 1'he people appreciate our superior equipment for doing GAVE DOCTORS ENOUGH TO BOY FARM-RESTORED IN ONE DAY In ’ tonlahins wild that when Gen Leo found out that Gen. Georg. .Meade took com­ mand of the nrrn. that ho tuld G< n. • and lay. his planbe«u him- out. S* Th- High School ik.i felt II!;. Appreciate Our Equipment -m.-nter lx visiting her We offer for Sat. Mar. 7 the following Special 25 lbs. Purity Flour60c 10 lbs. Amber Graham Flour 30c Special Pack Tomatoes.._. 10c 3 Cans Hart Corn25c Large Fancy Oranges per dozen25c * Extra Fancy Oriingcs per dozen35c Spinach per can15c Apricots, dried, per lb------------------------- 20c Prunes, dried, per lb. ------- _.._15c, 2lbs. 25c Give this store atrial and you will come again. WUNDERLICH GROCERY PHONE 83 4 Deliveries Dally �MARCH 8, IS l<- [, E HASTINGS BANNER ’________ Hasting*. Michigan. OOOK BROB. Edltora. FTFTT-E1GHTH YEAR . ■, BIX MONTKR In advance.... TSRKH MONTHS.' Ifi Jdvanca CANADIAN Bl.'BHCRtFriONS Inaertion. elps for Advertisers COURT HOUSE HEWS “ No adv. for l**e thSu II By 1. W. Lafferty . . hard <it Th an kA Id a word. '' oSltthky poetry and reiolutfona. Sc' UiVerne K. Leiiuuir. Orangeville Utaair Firm, tir.mgevlUr............ $200 to day I.lllUn Flnkbelncr. Mbldb vlllr in«lilullonS->~tha Bunk. Th* dlgulfir'l ' l4g„ of both the public and himaelf. aunoiphere of < bank laden with tne l( jo||y t„ expect that without adrcsponaibUttL*'handling Hi* money urrtlring a- man’* friend! will build <>f Ita patruna, woubl *ecm protaned Jp butineae: let a competitor open Notices of blrfhs. deaths or mar­ riages will be printed free as new* matter. No communication will be publish- tlHIhg. Finally i».«ly realised vertHe the a that it was a bank - duty lu eneour- the first man ADVERTISING RATES. r red Hump lu Keubeir ' JOB PRINTING. . Dlapiiy advertising rates on appllThe BANNER ha* one of the neat " •• .h\n "j'. 00A itlon. nS,* ”'° Bualneaa local! and reading notice*. equipped Job-offlce* In Weatern Mich- |‘ j Igan and 1* Spared to do any kind ..^*7"'" 1* E" of book and job printing. iund »l?6o o«nt* a Ila*. ~ I Randolph l’<il .---- . -T •........... ■ --..II nr UIK IX.... uimii I.uu-V- IIUIIUI , jgvo.1 JidvrrtMttg. II »lartnj. ccntlo(ny uusM|ty <or the ur<l and today avr v,’r*' , price than can be given by> the mrri l*anka that are not . .lucatlng the pub- rhanu mi* town, but t«y :cunnlngly ng. wnat na« catalogue! they "cw It over" <te • ter>noa»^(hp p,Op|^ Bntj principally becauie the up und hand pcU|,|e have not been educated to Ath ^l^n'k*? hrk"* their wants to' homo mor- PRESIDENT WILSON AND THE TRUSTS. welcome With Ju** l,,‘ ,h* “mall depositor seeks • posits; It hue -dviee‘of h» banker. so should, the | MlddlevilK 8*00. / That indicates the increase in the valued dignionds dur­ ing the past 10 years. By investing in dianwmia not only would you have made money but you woukTkave Md the pleasure of wearing a diamond, in addition ~ you would have had that air of prosperity monds gives one. • V Diamonds are still advancing in price, each year they cost more. Diamonds are still a good jnyestmenL. Now is the time to consider the buying of diaMonds. Hara -M the place to buy. ' » ■ 5 We ask you to consider our diamonds because we buy direct from the cutters, thereby saving the middleman** profit and the import duty. We weigh them to you and mount as you desire. Pike & Damon • President W ilson, having established a reputation as a piece-, Jewelers Phone Ml Opticians uuvuwr; it run* untie cnuuan «uuu dent smasher, possibly feels tjiat he must make further progress i'T phrey and Bartlett C. Mekerwon, to thr public and thr lunk that to 'even carried In stock. The Ideal Jew11 II <11 WnnlA -....ilr. *111- xlltlre Ho­ that direction, and dicryfurc is disposed to tack on several anfendtucuts to the Sherman law.-' In assuming this attitude toward a lt la ordered that the 10th da law which, under the interpretation ol the federal courts, has proven one of th« MTiv bank advertlM- b„t valuw. If« Ju»i .... ......----- —.u yivuii, BU1C . _ . • invnl* contained thia paragraph:— (,thrr line. • to be fully equal to meeting all requirements in dealing with the lot I. block for hearing addition. Free- • The tlrrt Uar O{ nature I- !.-lt-pre»er-. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. aaiu petition; • Itl.in—and to Brr..r\.- hl* Ufc and *Jho thr bank Bl trusts. President W ilson will encounter, Sis it now appears, strung Blate of Michigan, tha Probata Court ’ It la Further Ordered. That public Addison Lam-1 liberty-s-a man for tho County of Barry. notice thereof be given by publication opposition from senators and congressmen of his own party and his people lo come to him and when they । At a aeaalon of aald court. h*ld al of a copy of thia order, for three auo-* Addlron II. latnieraux n> George R. J do come, all are benefited. tha probata office, in the city of llaa- eeaalve program may be defeated. . today _______________________________ previous io said day of Brown, parrel, Prairieville, fl.no. ______ ting*. In said county. on the hearing.weeks In the Hastings Banner a Orersr H. GerpheldF t» William I Briefly stated President W ilson's idea seems to be that we must newspaper printed and circulated In Drew, parcel. Prairieville. 11.00 aald county. get back to the old individualistic, conipetitive age, and -discard the TOLSTOY A MAN OF WONDER Present: Hon. ChaA M. Mack, , CHAS. M. MACK. idg« of Probate. ; unquestioned benefits to empluyocs and to the public of production parcel. Prairieville. 1500 Judge. jurors, wltneaaea and lawyer* Judge ot Probata. In the Matter of the Eel ate of Annie E. 'Humphrey to .Marla Earl, j ELLA C. EGGLESTON. on a very large scale, such as is possible under the trust plan, in­ lot 21. Stony Point. Prairieville. 11.00. i phlcal Path. Finally the counael for ‘ Carrie V. Brown, widow, having Trumtfn P. Barnuni. per adminis-1 stead of addresing himself to curing the evils ol the trusts, aud con­ trutor to Henry Williams and wife. E. and Welter. the pro*ecutlon roie to examine th# Lfiled in »al<l court her petition prax- A true copy. defendant Io Ing — •t.*, that th* the ■Amlnlatrwilon administration of aald aa- . serving the good in such organizations, his plan is to "smash the tale may bo granted to your petition- . Tolstoy's biography Illustrates bet"Exactiy how tar la it between tha er or to some othrr suitable person. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. trusts" and get back to smaller units of productioiL fie uiust realize Cha*. A- Book. *0 It is Ordered. That tho thirteenth State of Michigan. tho Probate that such an enforced readjustment ^of business would produce a ■ v*'’ Grove, gg.^oo. traita of the typical Ruaalan nobleD. serious business depression, as would any such shock to the bu»i-; tjnit Claim Deed-. ^M*Uee*ua[ •** fro" The defendant yawned, and replied: ,L* '77 tno prooate omca. in tne cny or ttaa- **»• twentieth ness interests ol this country. He has forced down the tariff so that p.i-.ri, Pnartevi'iF. Iiso. >n the courts ot royalty. In the draw- "About four mile* a* the cry fiowa.” i ^Ti^aFnfttar1 Ordered ’Thai nublld ,n*’ ,n •*1*’ coun,»rIt la Further ordered. That pociiii. . y.hnar, * n i«ia notice thereof be given by publication ‘‘“r*" February. A. ». H14. American manufacturers must compete with foreign manufacturers i John Ksy <«• William a. Smith, ne Ing rooms of fkablun and in the •you mean aa the flow erica." •q. »ec. .... •• —k.» <- ii — lived the aav- , . . ____ - .....____ ■ ... .... Pr.i.nX linn. Ph,i It SI. —except M...,i.»n weti-n Ivin.. lying «>n on nn - haunta of tv Bohemia He on practically even terms in our own American markets. And then aide of center ot Thornapple river. g((e The Judge leaned forward. "No, ’ * ho |n Caucaau*. and tho hearlng. In the Haatinga BANNER, a In tho Matter of the 1 lie seems to feel that another handicap must be put upon American ___ patriarchal Ufa at Yainaya Polyana. fly crowa." newspaper printed and circulated In;James B. Chilson, deceased, A man of uaoontroiablo panlona, he industry by forcing smaller business enterprises here to compete __ Harriet L. Williams, niece, having Then all three looked at one an­ aald county. i n.taic conn. commlttad arory aln that It was faah. CHAR M. MACK. nied In said court her petition praying with German, Belgian, French and English trusts, winch, by their other. feeling that something waa Judge of Probata, i that the administration of aald aelate Z-. 1 ";, 1 «■ • rogg tomewhere. ELLA C. EGGLESTON. 1 ' • ------—• larger units ol capital and production, will have an undoubted ad­ Final account of udmlnlMralrix filed, ralt. He gambled away bin ancestral Register of Probate. [or to tome other nullable perron. home, hq Joined the ravels of hla falvantage over their smaller .American competitor^.. ill this be wise Assignment of residue entered. A true copy. ___ _ | March. A. D. 1S14, at ten o'clock In for America? - -•* ' ’ - - |he forenoon, at aald probata ofllcc. ta u>. «»w »r ew ««.. T,i The B.\X.\'EK,.has. jil» bouquets to throw .at the trusts. But certifleatea Hied. Order for udmlssion from an early age ho aspired to saneORDER MJIl PUBLICATION. »»• and to hereby appointed for hear. State of Michigan, the probate court : n*t *g furthe^Ordered. That public - wc might as' well rccoghize that they are here as the result of an entered. Petition for appointment <>1 tlty Although (rofessfonally a sotguardian tiled. Hearing .March 11th. । d|er< h(, early bacatr.o an apostle of kdo. county and Mata aforesaid, and for. J11*’ * ""'J1*' "r, h,ia notice thereof be given by publication economic evolution and in some form or other will c«mtinue to re-, Estate Of Mary 1>r*k'-. ^2^- peace. A literary Hon In the circles JI 11 ’ »"7 " 1B ,um ot os ' 11 Al * J*"' 1 « f T* ,i. c fi.. I °t * copy of thia order, for three euc< irl,r uUuwinir tlnal account entered. : ' the city of Has- CPMlva Week* prevloua to aalq day of main. If we force them to quit business here while other nations of Moscow, ha bgcatne the exponent 1IUNDRED DOLLARS for e.-.ch and *v- the probate office, Incounty. Sophia W. > -• —>--•-• • •* •- —<-• °n hearing, tn the Haxtlnga Banker, a of the simple Ute An aristocrat to permit mem there, wjl* will soon find that, in self-defense, under our try. a. a . newapaper printed and circulated In FRANK J. CHENEY — his finger tips, he preached the gos­ fiwrrr. to before me and *-4baertt>ed In U tariff for revenue only policy, we must permit .American producers Preront: Hon. Chao. M. Mark Mack. S*W COUnt/. CHAS. M. MACK. pel of democracy. A big land owner, Pelltlun for appointing udmlnlrtralur Judge of Probate. he ended by baing an advocate of the «riA Uu* c°pxJudge of Probate. to do what their foreign competitors do in the way of efficient organ­ filed. Hearing March !lrd. . (Sclll tv. OLEABON, , T. T'C . v u. . ‘t f' ELLA c- BGGLEBTON. Ideas of Henry George A Christian Notary Public. ization for production. So wc would arrive at the trust in the end. Lodlwick A. I eckley, deccaaed. Regiater of Probata. • >. Hathaway, daughter, having! Ktgieter or irooaia. Why nut recognize that tact, and strip the trust of its evils and filed. Hearing March !l»t. pctlfiun' praywife bore him algteen children — 1x»n< Estate of John Burd, decei id Regulate* the bowel*.' promote* permit the good to remain? tition for appointing gen - It seems to us that the effort should not be to smash the trusts, ,-peclul administrator tiled. < pointing Frances M. Burd, «i but to make them respect the law—to he decent to competitors, to .Robert Katute ■ empty themselves of all watered stocks and securities, to refuse Hearing March 27th.* l-etitinm ‘ them any favors from railroads or banks that were not given to ■pointlna vneclal admlnlxtrator i Order their competitors. 'Hint would put the trust where it must com­ pete on even terms with its smaller conijietitors. and then it would be* the one that had the better and more efficient organization that would get the business. .The thing that would do most to cufe lai administrator tiled. <»rder appoint­ Ing Clinton L> Henney a« special ad­ trust evils is to compel publicity in all their business. Public opin­ ministrator entered. Estate of John L. Young, deceased. ion would MMtn correct abuses, as it has done in recent years, and A min.. I account of udmintetrator hrwith the Sherman law as the corrective rod. ’ Young Man MEMBERS OF CIRCUIT CHURCH­ ’unilrinatnin ccount hied. BARRY COUNTY BOY WINS ES AND CONGREGATIONS Final ________________ , SPELLING CONTEST HONORS POSSIBLY A FEW DOORS OFF Mh liiaan'o Ix-aUiug Iiuslne** I'oUegr I But Little Man Had Small Chance of II...I GlVo Big tNil-l ashhnutl Npcll<»n Friday morning the otudent* thr Michigan llu»lnr»« A Nurmal • ■ Uil, met In the Mx kil purlurw of the Methodlil'Kplwopal t’liur. h. Raturday fa«hl<mwl H|>e|)inK match. William Erneet r». and Getting What He Wanted In The apoplectic littl* man pounded rith bln apoplectic little ... * vu!ia*rn. [ "Tho management hero la rotten. You tafiVr r have no,b"”‘- no,,,ln<: 1,1 lr>' 0BC* aorry. replied the , The apoplectic llttlo man cruahod e run of' k1* h*' t*0*0 ftrthsr on hla head and undo of b*t hl* mustache until the blood cameI He consulted the Hat In hla hand. * ‘’ ’TH give you another chance; Have | you any potatoea? Think carefully la aome parte of Mexico proficiency | now' of the school children la rewarded by “Not a potato In th- place,”-aald giving them the cigarette-smoking the ch rk apologetically, privilege Io school. : “Ye gods’ Well. I’ll give you one call* tl The apoplectic little man eat down on a stool and let hla Hat flutter to the floor. "And you call thia a grocery atoreT* he aald tauntingly. - ‘'No. afr," corrected the clerk mildly. The apoplectic little man rolled off the atool In a fit. BANNER WANT ADVIs."------ Z This it a season of novelties and we arc carrying a very fine selection of patterns of the newest importation ol the foreign products. We invite your inspection. Reliable Indies' Tailoring Establishment jUVN J ^aat I’ulton Street Grand KapMa. Mkb. Citizens’ Phone 2443 SERIOUS CATARR WIOHWEI It will effectively relieve all curable forms at catarrhal ill*, ftrouchitis and cold : In the head or money refunded. . There is nothing fust liM Hyomd. or lust as good, or that gives such quick and 1 sure relief at a small cost—you breathe it 1 -go stomach dosing Complete outfit •!. Try Hyomd at on.* and see bow quickly d heals writhe, and puriflee the Irritated membrane of the breathing organs. - CA11YLTU A bTAMHUNS Are You Aiming at Success? If you are it need scarcely be explained that success is not an accident, not a case of just happening so. It is in practic­ ally every case a matter of deliberate effort. The young man who expects to succeed must be ready when his day of opportunity shall come, to take advantage of it. And in practically every case to do this will require more or less ready money. In these days of plentiful work at fair wages, the chance for having ready money is open to every young man. It’s just a question of Systematic Saving This bank is here to assist every young man to be ready tor his day of opportunity. We give to him the privilege of our savings department, not only to care for the money he saves, but to set that money to working for him. WE ihm per cent interest on all his sav kJ ings, compounded semi-annually That is a belter rate af interest than a government bond will pay. Thip bank has helped many young men to get a start in life by caring for their savings on an investment basis; not merely safeguarding their money, but paying them 3 per cent interest on it, compounded semi«annually. This bank aims to be of service to the people of this city and county, not only with our savings, but with our commercial departments as w4>ll< Hastings City Bank Hie Bank That Does Things tor You Hastings. Mich. �Poultry {Hants Rates for Advertising in this Column are 1 cent per word each week nndj no adv. will be run for less than 15 Attention! Smokers of garry County SELECTING THE DAIRY SIRE yon buy If going Into the dairy bual- 50 BUFF ORPINGTONS LAY newtr Ho replied. "A bull.- -The 1,686 EGGS IN THREE MONTHS Two «»wtcsiing las Ions have been organlxed In Uns state, by thei Inlted States Didr> division. In thrsio; asHwiatlons are 4" of the mdst repre- Wc have gone to a lot of work and expense to fit our place of business so it will be a comfortable place for you while you are in Hastings. Wc want you to feel perfectly at home with us. Conic and sit around and smoke. Wc have proper conveniences for keeping Tobacco and Cigars fresh and moist. Just think what a comfortable rest­ ing experience it will be to sit in our club room and smoke one of our best Cigars. Jhe Place to Meet your priends Phone 106 Jefferson Street /fastings, Michigan Jobber Retailer Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch IS BECOMING MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY In addition to my Many Good Things to Eat, 1 am serving Steaks Chops Hamburg Steak Ham and Eggs Sausage Etc., Etc. You can get just what you want at Tom’s Try My 15c Butlnete Lunch The Best Coffee in the City DANGEROUS DISEASE OF COW they fail to romeive after a «ub«equ< nt covering, provided they have re­ calved suluibh -udnfectlng treatment. By keeping |»r« smmt animals thr dt*- THE SAHITARY OAT SPROUTER The Jordan A Steele Mfg. Co. Hastings, Mich. M.’W. Hicks Hastings, Mich CORNER PARK AND WAKNUT STS. . ‘ Hastingi, MM. Easing a Tight Shoa. To ease a shoe that pinches, dip a doth In very hot water, wring It out and place It over the spot where It pinches. Repeat thia as soon as tho DAIRYMEN BABY CHICKS Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Agent for Cyphers’ Incubators ind Brooders. Th. Meat Market Man Immune wliho it aborting. It Is the history of ih<- disease in tho great majority of h» nl« that after reachini;. Its height, it uraU daily subsides of Ku own accord until only a few slips oc­ cur each year or it may ditaptKMr en Produces Green Feed the year > ’round. Something New. Mfd.oy NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, Bus tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. * BESSMER BROS. Phone 162 naled by her <li barge should be dis Infected. or if tho abortion Tigs oc-^ curred at iKwture, the fetus and after­ birth' should in- searched for nnd re­ moved and the infected spot of ground where they have lain should bo burned Kindness Pays. Treat the cows kindly. Two‘years ago 1 bought a threr-year-old cow j that was very wild. I could not got had her a month 1 could go up to her । with a rdp« in my hand and ahe would La»t year we bought a1 Kt pel. Worm*. not run. | The cftu«A of your child*. Ilin—Tho foul, fetid, ofremdve breath—The starting up with terror und grinding ]of teeth while uslc.-p—Th<- Mallow Klckapoo Worth Killer Buying Grade CUvea. The dairy secUona in Um vicinities of tho largo cities are splendid places j to buy grade calves with which to build up iLf* herd. If ono Is careful In making his selection ho can get I g»od grade stock practically at veal Below arc a few notes taken from “Hoards Dairyman” that we want you to get the value of. The location was in Vermont where feed cost and conditions are sim­ ilar to ours . 1. Average production of 326 cows was 6463'pounds milk, test 3.76% fat 243.6 pounds per year. • 2. Average cost of feed $73.03 per year. . . 3. Cost to produce 100 lbs., milk $1.13, or for each $1 of feed the farmer got from $0.93 to $2.21 according to the cows milk. 4. The eight best cows returned $58.12 per cow above the total cost of keeping. The ten poorest cows returned $42.95 per cow less than it cost to keep them. 5. Therefore the above figures show a difference-j of $101.07 per year between a GOOD GOW and a POOR ONE, which shows why one farmer is losing monex and blaming his creamery for the loss, while his neighbor is making money and satis­ fied with, his creamery returns. Taking the years of a cows usefulness as ten, then the difference between a good cows return and the poor ones for life work is consid* •erably more than a thousand dollars. The point we are making is; don’t sell a good cow just because you can get a little more than an average price for- her. It may lower the average of your herd below the point of profit. Better kill your poorest cow and throw away her carcass than to sell your best cow for $150 or even more. Nothing pays like dairying if intelligently handled. Sell your cream.to us. Crystal Creamery Company Hastings, Michigan. �THE See The Fine Display of WINNING A WELCOME Laces and Embroideries SPECIALS A big shipment of Cluny laces received, all go for-------------------------------- -Jr--5c yd. Heavy Torchon Insertion*------------1 2c yd. The Shadow Lace Corset Cover 24 c yd. Special for Saturday—2 cards of Buttons either plain or fisheye for - 5c Below arc a few of the new spring things we are now showing. Beautiful Collars embrbidered in all colors. The Plaited NerRufflings at------------------- 10c yd. Breakfast Caps_______________ ______ 10c to 48c ~A? new line of Leather and Fancy Purses, Barretts, Combs, Puff Combs, Pins, etc. Hand Crochet Buttons 10c card Peanuts 10c pound, a new barrel just arrived. Candy 10 and 20 cents Galvanized and heavy dairy pails in all sizes. Come in and get our prices. , The People’s 5 & 10 cent Store A. B. Hedrick, Proprietor. first Jn .Dentistry TMPORTANT|improveA merits in the X-Ray for dentistry were originated bvthe X-Ray dentists of Grand Rapids. All the latest developments in Dental Science arc based upon findings secured by the X-Ray. This invention makes it* possible for us to be the first in the United States to offer X-Ray Service FREE. Pcyle, Mgr. bird would bo cared for during tho summer. Her relatives absolutely re­ fused to take the poor thing, and she 'declared that If I waa any kind of a friend thia waa my opportunity Ur prove IL So what could I do?” “BuL my dear, we never owned a bird. We don't understand anything about their food, drink, bath dr hablU, And every one says a bird la a dread­ ful care—they're always catching cold or molting or something.” "1 know. I told Dorothy all that and so she gave mb written Inatrpctlons, cautioning mo to follow them im­ plicitly. “Listen!” aald Marjory, unfolding a slip of paper. "Bath Mondays and Thursdays. Cage to bo covered nt 8:30 each evening. Small lettuce leaf Mondayu and Wednesdays. Sliced ap­ ple on Tuesdays. Fresh seed and wa­ ter dally. Cage cleaned dally. And 1,000 other directions.” I "Il’s an imposition I" declared Mrs. Morton. "It's not necessary for Dor­ othy to. promenade tho boardwalk at Atlantic City whilo wo alt at homo and Qolden Medical Discovery b Io tho ddicala organ* of tao body. It's a irrnb u.1 •timulatca tbs liver to v rnrl hit I Neuralgia 1 i-hj.. . - blood maker. Now it can bo obtained in latte! form-from doalm In medicine or "nd50 onr-ctnt •tampe for trial box. H’rita & V. Hirer. Bufalo. — e i. Emr to tafce ■. <i'Z2y. Tho worse a man’a temper is, tha batter it is for him to keep IL THE HIGH COST OF LIVING “Bob” and “Cob." Most people would know what was meant by the term "bob" speaking of money. Rut would they bo ablu to In similar connection? it was used In pi|jlt<< circles in the seventeenth century, for it occurs In a letter from has not affected our job printing prices. We're still doing commercial work of all kinds at prices aat« isfactory to you. thankful"—printed on tha new volume ot tho •Camden" scries, tho editor-«f which gives the Information that tha of which varied from Tour shillings to as much as alx shillings In 1676.”— London-Chroniclc. After Morton had worked an hour that evening adjusting a bracket for i the cage he said peevishly: "One does ; imposo on one's friends abominably. : Here we have a rank outsider simply thrust upon us through no fault of our . own. Some people havo—well, what I la only durine thi Alt.' milk-' und other you might call nerve." At .eight o'clock tho next morning i Marjory's brother Bert camo to break-' Islty for sanltutlon and <Jeunlin<'M.'un<ii every dish before coming in eunt.n-t fast^wlth a scowling face. ithaf the public health and morals de- with these foods la "Where did that blooming bird hall pend largely upon there two thing*. from?" ho demanded. "He haa kept Nowhere han there been any, change toward cleanliness and rani-1 me awako since five o'clock.with his It-Jlon greater to be desired than everlasting singing." Marjory's married sister soon ran in 'conformed to this demand for nanlta-j J. K. Johnston Spent Thousands of Dollars BANNKH WANT ADVS. PAT. FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. In Improving, Eagle Hotel of Grand Rapids [tluti. Same have'eanfurmed in a small 'K|r.j|„t,.|. Here rri» j Mprclully designed, I. lull, i ■ .,,|| land entlrcjr conformed to every of cicanlintM nnd rAnltiitlon it itgement by putting the old [Hotel of Grand Rapids thru a lot improvements that make Chink of fienrv Smith Brand Rapids, Itticb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Flora! Establishment in Western Michigan. • Store^on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. K. JobltMon nnd hbt four sting Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 nruudi.lv e/Jr, i *!, i ? w’’rr making sausog. and found them | pruu.lld, even among the large hotels. (grinding up fine. le. —• but no hotel can be more inutluxls. Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 li'hueaa—think . uf Utrrwh |H>rk loin. jjentists J. DR. PIERCE’S “Wall, what hare you there?** ex-1 claimed Mrs. Morton as Marjory, all out of breath, entered the room. “Walt and see," mysteriously an-I Bwered her daughter as she undid the I wrapping paper. ’ “A canary!" cried' Mrs. Morton. "What will you bring homo next? Where and how did you getthla bird?” “Dorothy sent for mo thia morning and said that although she waa all ready to go to Atlantic City she The People’s 5 and 10 cent Store Convent Embroideries------- - ------- 10c yd. Corset Cover and Flouncing embroidery 18 in.15c yd Shadow Laces-------- ----------- - -------- ------ 10c yd. Vai. Edgings and lnsertions------------------- 5c yd. Embroidery Bandings -------------10cyd. E white heir and wrinkled face, ot By BLANCHE HARPER. ran. The floor and kitchen arc linmae... of blemish । i»ern upon walls or ceiling. Grand Rapids. Mich. . 67 Monroe Ave., Corner Ionia, over Johnson's cigar store ' TUminUT THOUGHT nkll V nc ONLY OF ADTMlin ARTHUR Intent Improvements th« “Devilish Dances” a Century Old. , trni»f<irm~<l thle old l.in< whatever may be ..id .gainst th.! ----- u tango. In th- matter of nomenclature.! Telegraph Clerk Amounted to Nothing ,, Tlrtr . . '®“n»ne»---. ran Whan Riaraal lnnnr»nr>a Waa • eVOnt., It Compare. faVOrabl) । hrMpltnlll) penadl-H the wnsn sweet innocence was -wUh Mtno dance, ln V0BUB a hundred ..nd makes Itralf felt even Sending a Mcuage. :years ago. Harriet Beecher Stowe Hee lobby. tom. She was greeted with a scream - ‘ from Marjory. . .... . “Mildred, don't you „ .... . . , records that Ir. her girlhood ahe and Th.- first thing* io b. , , .... " I dare to step Into this house with that Sho sailed intq the telegraph office,hej. frlBnd> UMd lo danc0 a Jt en. making the round* of the New Euaio received cnreftil atfontlon. Th» pro-1 ,, .... i.i-at prlc-torw hn. Mudfrd every st. ,, from ta“ ‘ >ou J*** frothy a bird? And rapped on the counter. The clerk .. n-»it and qhako 1 "r*' ,h" ''h*ngve th.u have tnk«-n plan oin. e Ihbl.y tn gart. t and so improved Please, pleaao go home—quick!** -«e ^T^Xatru*”b”.¥”~’“ their hostelry as.t<> make the May -di "Very well," answered Mildred In about ten minute, before a. bo camo joycd a long .pel) of popularity. I It -nd phnned its beautiful lurnisii- th- lr jeuesia cot ' ;-l' Icy tones. "If you earn more for Dorforward to meet her. He wondered; Tho flrat of 1Juck|nBham waa ‘The floor* are inlaid marble. und entertaining. olhy'a silly bird than for mo and my . d ‘h “me lilMhly Indignant when, having deigned , "lendtng in tint with rerupulou-b •r : darling Mopsy wo shall not troubln hauled, dialnfectq, -OK- ,b. ra. "... ». b... ra.ra>.. ____________ J | you any tr.oro with our unwelcome telegram 1 wrote just now; I forgot ford, hla request for a dance, address-; llajl „ capacity of about 15C. .uid hot and . . : .. ' presence.” Then tho irato sister something very Important. I wanted ed to a local rector's wife, met wlthiThe furniture is exquiaite and give* i,-t und i>.ith .><> i : marched out of tho room. to underscore ‘perfectly ' lovely’ In the I "I wish I had never seen that horrid the reply: •Go to the Devil and Shake ’ "He n feelingof «we und comfort ju-t , ons'.ant i-h-b.u -----acknowledging the receipt of that Yourself!" He complained very flour to the rec­ •- •■■ok at it. The room ia'llght and gucsla to ami ft I bird or Dorothy, either!'* lamented >uirlily ventilated and Its entire> Jt ln |h bracelet Will it cost anything ex­ tor. and It then transpired that the . —... Marjory ■ • 7.I AfUr two mO0,h’‘ ,‘*,nCO lk,ro'hy lady, who'was somewhat deaf, thought his grace had asked her what dance spend much of tholr time away from I returned and claimed her canary. Tho T<> dine In a room that Is banded her the message. . was r._,then being played. This Incident that heart can «J«h is very grant) home. Dirty surroundings breed bad, .nrst evening after tho bird's departure dirty londem i-whlla the spirit of | Marjory noticed that bot!\ her father The yonng lady drew two heavy occurred In 1795, and twenty yearn elrenlln.-. „nd ranjfallon that pr< -1 and her mother kept gaxlng at th» lines beneath the words and said: "later -Ilrabbc, - - In hla "Tales.” animad *­ lit I.nd at ....ml botsls Hke ( eroply bracket where tho bird had “It's awfully good of you to let me verts on a bookseller for stocking the a unitary way from .1 kitchen und tsiu New EurIc build swung and sung. music of a dance with such a profane larder that Is iininacuUtvIy clean habit* In'thi- live so much." . Presently Bert exclaimed: "It beats j title.—Manchester Courier. satisfying. under that spirit “Don't mention It," aald the clerk. ■ I out that bird!” "If you would like it I will put' a few > CANNOT FIGHT THE MEMORY FAULT IN AMERICAN VOICE «->», -ipd ...r . -r.. drops of violet extract on tho tele­ Four Words Coined Each Day. ... had tho blues all day.” she said. Four new words are added to the gram at tho tamo rates." "Oh, thank you. air! You don’t English language every day. If the dic­ Real Reason Why Contributions to Touch of Harmony Does'Not 8eem to I ’nlssed Dickie so. If Dorothy had been —i-------------------- r------------- u... n. Tt... .. ,. n.u.. 1 tho least bit appreciative slio would know how much 1 would appreciate! tionaries may bo accepted as a stand­ I have let mo keep him a fow weeks it I’m going to send all my tele­ ard of measurement. During the last Ract i longer, anyhow.” grams through tills office. You are three centuries the rate of growth of ThAmerican vplM lacks cadeneTho, n”1 «oral»« Mo^n ”» tho dictionaries has been 1.600 words Practically every government In this’ -,VIWW so obliging." And tho smile she gave him would’ -- of- ha-tnony • .... inlWB}r at a bird, country, local, state or {rational, has The touch Is lacking. lu : - t0 b1® office stopped .. and purchased nurehnud a canary. C^Ftsvy. what Is known as a conacfdnce fund, depth or shrillness Ha strongest qual. i. atnrn *„ ham done any one good with the pos-j Contributions are continually being reIty la.monoton) tone. Mrs. Morton, before keeping I , M­ Bible exception of Arthur. Camels In Queensland. In eon. „ eolotte.., f”1"1"™1 “ ‘J ’“I celved for thia fund from unknown I;. ,, Over a thousand camels aro used - of- the • sources They dribble In day after half rrimurcaS of tho vocal| to a bird dealer's and purchased a In Queensland as a means of trans­ Old Proverbs, • canary. day. aomotimes In amounts of a fow cords are unused or undeveloped. A port across the arid districts, and the .. ! Bert, recollecting tho empty braora very knowing child cents and sometimes in sums of sub- strident, high-pitched, nasal w>lce falls number Is rapidly Increasing. ”!««, on his return from business slantisl proportions. in saying any good thing well. i Each 'ontrlbutlon means that some Every one bas the power of spoak- dropped in nt a'department store and | person •has found the memory of dis- Ing with swtijk lolectlon.' Erary one; purchased a canary. Marjory, by thia time firmly believ-1 honesty sp troublesome that ho goes can attain a rep<»e(B| utterance and : Ing that no family is complete without I to cogalderable trouble to gel rid of clear enunciation by training tho ear; i a bird, took her savings and purchased j It. Of course, those who make restl- and voice tn work together tn avoid ! Don’t Throw Away That Old Furniture Call and see Cain under Reed's Opera Houses . He will take oft the old varnish, repair and refinish it and make it look like new, also will upholster your furniture for you. Piano Polishing and Refinishing a Specialty Give me a trial. First Class Work. w. A. GAIN Rud't Optra Houm Wort CHIod For ind Dollvorod a canary. m*"°' lion Th. n.nwlenr, (nnd 1, an II- Eiait.m.m gulshed peycholpgtat haa called "in j growing takes the mind off other irabjMts at grea|-expense to the life, f IT"’'.."‘.'.'.“"'.'T oOBi.. ih. eanlral thou,hl ot lha mind, According .tn Thoma* CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Goods Delivered Phone 31 FREE-A Bar of Soap SATURDAY, MARCH 7, ONLY up ,n , aeraam- ! ? * , «r »a»nr, mu.t mioH.r. with afflel. a„ln. and l» w,,^,ad ahould b.. T memory which 1. wfiat a di.Ua- iVnX foe^'- ha'ro0D,“ " “ Take the old chair you were going to throw away (his spring or the table that has lost it’s life and lustre and surprise them with a coat of Jap-a-iac. A good brush, a can of Jap-a-lac and you cun produce a lustrous, tough surfaced finish that will defy knocks and scratches and wear like iron. No magic about if—just plain common sense* any woman can choose her favorite color from our 21 shades. Any one can apply it. There is nd special knack or skill required. Jap-a-Iac restores shabby floors, brightens up refrigerators or radiators refinishes enamel or wooden beds and puts a new face tin furniture, picture frames, Doors and everything i all how empiy this house seem/ withthat needs refinishing. - We can sup­ ply, you with brushes and any size or *Tvo color "in Jap-a-lec. Ask for color card, h«k. On tb."pire of* Wentworth: w^iviigfy cJredP for” rou 7 Higginson, our English cousins put "i^’g keep them alii" exclaimed! more cadence, more up and down. Idles j Marjory I *.* "1"1 «■“ '• "ill on..--aoradadal™. Horton. Am.rlran, .ould Imo ika annonnro- -Mndrad ronddod lo mo thia inornlM i — A that sbi> has given Mopsy away, as alm 1 S!fi. ™ .“‘I’ '"** *’ ”"h Ui'nlra aba would r.lKr ton . bird HI) pitch tha | thinks she would rather have a bird the r monitions, simply because It dt- cheering on a high note nnd yell itself than a kitten for a paL”—Chicago ' verts /them from the duties ,n*slguel hoarse in th- >nms number of Euro-(Daily Nur*. । to them. It Is usually far less expen-, ptane. the shouting would be full nf' r~w'-------------------- —7—------------" ! . slve to get rid of a bad conscience undertones They -would would i1 - vr_________ ----------- ... , -nd rjiieuaog. They slug their anihuiULm. / I PA5NEB WANT ADVS. PAX. To introduce our High Grade Regular 50 cci< lea, wc arc going to give you a choice of one bar of soap—Galvanic, l*'cls«Naptha or American Farqily—with every pound of this tea sold Saturday, March 7th. This Tea is regular 50 cent grade apd has always sold for 50 cents und wc will continue to sell it at 50 cents per pound. Wc arc doing.tin's just to acquaint you with the merits of this tea. • ■ . Coffee Ranch Jefferson St. • . Hastings, Mich. * �HNTIEKNATHONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON Many years ago the farms “down east” were very productive A system of vigorous farming was kept up for years until gradu­ ally the vitality of the soil became depleted and the productiveness of these valuable lands became less and less, until many hundreds of acres of once rich farm lands were abandoned because they would not produce enough to pay for working them. The reason for all this was because everything was taken off the land and nothing put back. These lands are being reclaimed ■***^ clover and grass is being'carried out in addition to using other fertil­ izers. Do not run your land dow If you want to keep it up to the standard productiveness That's What Every One Says Who Tries Black Silk Stove Polish D ONTImaglne for a moment that all brand* ot stove pollih are the same. Don’t ibI tlie Idea that Io keep a nice glo«»y shine on your Hove you must black It ft*ry fna It's not a question of oft-repeated application. It’s a queiifon of the stove polish to nu. Black Silk Stove I’ullvh is ao much belter than other store pollalxs that there I* absolutely no comparison—ifi a r/au all tj ilulf. It makes a brilliant glossy shine that don't ra* »r J*it tf. it aaatali to (he Iron—becomes a p*rt ot the stove. It makes old stoves Utk lilt auw and Iasi* /nr Unr> at Irajat any oilier shine. Get a can and clvo It a trial. Try It on your parlor stove, your cook stove, or your gas range. If you do not find It the ktit /<xv Mill you ever used, your dealer Is author lied to rtfaai raar maary. Black Silk Stove Polish tus been made by the same formula and sold under one name for » years. Buy Our Grass and Clover Seeds and put grass and clover back upon your soil. There isn’t any­ thing that will be of greater value to your soil, and keep it from running down, than seeding systematically, field by field, your entire farm at different times. Had the farmers of the Eastern States followed that custom with other up-to-date farm methods the farms of the east would be just as good today as they ever were. We take a great deal of pride in the seeds we sell to you. We know they are all right. We make a study of buying seeds and have had experience. We get the best seeds that can be produced. Seeds that test as high as 99.50 per cent pure, and a germination of 94 per cent. We sell you seeds upon our reputation. Buy now. A *lc Your IDealer !?r nuckcosts 5ilk you nu’’more “•I**’ ami couat our Lzcaicr thuirata* tha */amS. M> i not bsvv Urn *uf. Mad* In liquid or ptuto-ona quality. Black Silk Stove Polish Wark*, Sterling, 111. ■Iwk »‘J« Alr-Drytaa Ire. r.a...l for gratae **™*^^gj fsoders. roaUtan. stove plpss. etc. FtswMs railing. Not agicted by beat or eokt lYcloccs a permaarat * c I • A Shine • hi f Every Drop Eiwsilld We have plenty on hand. You should have a few acres ready to seed this spring and if you haven’t, try and get a field ready at once. We are the Elevator Men of Hastings, Mich, Phone No. 18 if you wish to talk with us about seeds. ,, I. | of choice logs to be shipped to tho old country. i You may thank Wm. Ilawblltx for those nice sparerlha nnd sausage links. Clement Higdon and wife left Mon­ dren were taken with grip while at­ day for Grand Itaplds. their future tending the day achooL The Chnrtjt of Chrlat weekly pray­ er meeting waa held on Thursday af­ ternoon at O. A. Goodmoot'a. Bert Haight spent a few days al Bhtnchard last week visiting relatives there. • John Martin’s little boy Howard I* Obituary. Iren. of God. God calls you to I! Teach the Word. In it* fulharlessly. in the light of hie n*. Notice also "lights burning." la the light of the world? And Made./roixv ' Milk,Yeast, ^jugaiffih°rtei\in£_^ Made under the most Clean and Sanitary Conditions Star Bakery an.d R.estaurant fnot wnlllng for death), and ready <o! upon when He comes. Arc you wait-1 ng nnd rru.ly? Or would you rather! lie would tarry? Henrdlftlon I* pronounced upon di’n. ”? ,lnd" w“lpbing. Not 'll 'he beatitude* are In Muilhew S; mH2.re.°n.1n.''rf; ‘*.Whw’ 1,r con,,'|h" wilt h‘ 1 *’ »«me wl l be watching when Hr cornea. Are h?.iri"7’n.li5 ‘hnt humbpr’ The last $5. e '‘rn? of reward. Phone 3S1 Hastings, Mich. Two and One-Half Barrels Gold Medal Flour Used Daily in the Manufacture of Our Breads. This is beyond a question the finest bread ever sold in Barry County. It is made from the same recipe that the biggest selling bread in Michigan is made from. Give it a trial. XX t. h * Ww**‘> l>ro"»toe. «.. . .7 irii .........“‘“arnirnt to perr ” Ur7’ ’On,r’ Thr ’*«»»»•» thtla re fr?r* ’‘,J m|dnlKht. the time. ^rT ” *° m’ A‘ times. If we mav speak of such. faith­ while other* Worth 'KniWIng. The average male brain among civlilted races weighs about 49 ounpes;' In the female about five ounces leas. It measures about 105 cubic inches. It consists of 300,000.000 nerro cfll*. of which 3.000 are dtalntegrated ?nd destroyed every minute, so that we have a new brain every 60 days. -The brains of public and famous men, as well as criminals, weigh about 80 .. nm snow wnen. tho£fore watch always. re thtL » . "l "n h,~r when dirr. rlm I tn Hh?.n m“n **«’•’«• >"• He »UI ^2.21 ’redJf,,rd rl2.lv I,e ‘herrfarr . - T?’re '* rr<‘"‘ tndiffer. ? n th,1' puri of •“ ‘he n Ut . " c!,'nln«- Their very Indlft. . J'* *^1" .n,ld n,hrr scaled ioi!1 Ik. k* of Scrip. Hiro*, which prodii-ts this (X Pater 3> 'X’ilv ,0 *-,ph d*11a i comln«- The rneson for Ills delay ta not forgetfulness, but lung-suffering. (1 Petey >:•). ut Mina Jemima Morgan's and preach­ ing neat Bunduy evening by Bev. J. U Haseldine. Good Help. Frank Meek of Battle Creek spent a portion of last week with hla par­ A 6 cent lump ot smooth or rough ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Meek.* pumlowtone I* a valuable help at the O. G. Hyde Is hauling logs from A. kitchan sink. Uae It to remove al) J. Hnugbtalln's to Morgan mill Sit'd. V. 4J-I4 tell us'of the faithful scr­ Miss I .calle Webb of Nashville has sort* of stains from tho hands; also ”.** W“,p’,*ul neo*, taken her residence In the village fur to acour off burnt food from, granite ware. It will not chip tho ware aa and Is rewarded for it. Faithfulness “,e •‘«h‘ a knife does, not injure in any way. Believers.a<rc ate wards, und falthfulIt also clean* and at the aarne time n<9Mls required of Stewards (I Cor. 4: sharpen* steel knives. lh0UA. *»'*«“• steward? b. 1 -hr .'*"*”* .‘lhl ?pp,y Jtoders n । .hrlstian wqrk. Il In their poolBeauty in Maxlco. lun and responsibility to give meat The beauty of the Mexican women n due sedson. Ahis! How many ere feeding theinrelvea instead of the conetete In superb black eye*, fine aud very abundant dark hair, lovely arms of * ’ ■ .'-‘W ir*n> **■? «*v|n< meat out "«■*•'*» May we think of "rlghtly aud extraordinarily beautiful hands n 'VJmi* ‘Vn "9rd Of ,ru,h" •»* COIU acd feat.. The Indian aomsu comemeal ln duo reason? times add. to these points ot beauty ? " d-y" whrn 'tvn pul the ina perfect figure, dark but glowing ,he "couture* which ■ complexion and teeth like snow. i plsuses their own particular Ideas, and relieves them .of .their responsibility 1 himself lack In the time before this dispensation of thr Spirit begun, l.lv. in your own dispensation, and you will have all that you can do. Our I-orn Will be happy, und tho faithful ser­ vant will bo blessed, when He culncth. Rulcrshlp la promised him. Study It elsewhere In the Woid; space pre- ihurch. Hla unfaithful heart, al I recta »ta members, and he mistreats, tiecome* Intempcrutc in eating und drinking, etc. To such the corning is Unexpected, and the judgment' is unWalcome. Judgment Is uctiordlnc to knowledge und deeds. Note that Knowledge In nd* nil that is required, •sy God direct u» Into tho truth*, und n the teaching uf this Ismson, to the dpry uf- His ever worthy • Nume. ■! B**uty and tha Child “People who arc pleasing to look at have no idea ot their power over the young mind. It la nn odd trait la the child * character that while be will positively adore an ugly. Inanimate object Buch aa a battened wood?a dell or the mar* remnant of a horse. he will not forgive ugliners In a huraan being, it seema to outrage hla seaaa �► BAD , Air. uoo Jil*. i ............ ----­ am! Mra. Jay Norton of Battle « reek visited their jMtrenu. Mr. nnd Mr*. Ix-wis Norton last week. Mrs. Alta Hoisington of K«U mason visited her sister. Mrs. Julia Jonrs u»t * wi and Mrs. C. Il- Quirk cd the Twelve Anniversary Chin Fri­ day evening at a dinner In honor of their ninth wedding anniversary and O YOU WANT your friends to avoid you? They will certainly do so when your breath is bad. There is no excuse for anyone having a bad breath. It is caused by disorders of the stom­ ach which can be corrected by taking Chamberlain’s Tablets. Many have been permanently cured of stomach troubles by the use of these tablets after years of suffering. Price 25 cents per bottle. D tastes like the bread mother used to make. No meal complete without it. ... wo" ...... bie. fa poorly at this writing. Clinton Coo is quite HL ’ Ho la threatened with pneumonia. John Kay. wj,o has been visit I pg r Ma uvea hero has returned to ClftVeland. Ohio. Mre. W. a, smith is visiting rela­ tives at IwManapolia. nnd Konts. In­ diana. The quarantine for scarlet fever has 5>«n lifted from the home of J. W. Home of Home Made Candies We are the biggest manufactures of ice cream in Barry County. Sold by the dish, quart or gallon. The Palm Garden J. W. Armbruster, Prop. Phone 548 Hastings,‘Mirh. Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or­ ders Given Prompt Attention Chamberlain's Tablets Chrysanthemums, Violets and Easter such as Peppers, (all colors. ' Old Mr. Taylor has been very III with pneumonia but la' a little better at thia writing Martin Cole and family of Wood­ land visited th»lr niece. Mrs. Cleve 8 trow and family. Friday. Elmer Cole nnd wife of Woodland NASHVILLE visiting with his wife at the latter’s parent*. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hyde’a. in KBliuno. spent the latter part of last week with hl* mother, Mr*. Ku- Roses, Carnations, (ail colors,) Lilies. All kinds of potted plants, Poinsettas, Primroses, Azaleas, ' ELI CROSS •ound thr village Um week. . . George Milter of Hartings was In ie village Monday„ Sirs. C. V. Illchardson spent Run­ ty with her mother, Mrs. A. 8. SnyMertUrmi! Cool. Will Ireland, ay Kvrrts. Bert Hart and Homer yors attended the eon'entlon al Delton Thursday. _ ■ Mrs. 8. E. Cook of Charlotte was a guest of Mrs. II. J. Wade Monday. - Miss Myrtle Hill and a young lady friend of Charlotte were guests al J. E. Bergman’* Frida? night, and at­ tended tho Fun Club party. Mrs. Glenn H. Young and daugh­ ter Marquetta of Pellston were guests ot the former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hough, from Friday till Mon­ day when they went to Grand llaplda and were Joined there by Mr. Young und started for a trip to California. Bell-Main 208 Store—IW Monroe Ave. Citizens—2470 ' Greenhouses—Ashland Ave.1 anil Page Street Grand Rapids, Mich. The Advertised Article Ctflal Adwrfl$enitNt$ Stale of Michigan, the probata court for ths county of Barry. At a session of said court, held at the proliale Office. In thi- city of Hai­ ling* In Mid county on the 111 th day MAXWELL Big Car—Little Price High Power—Low Expense Great Efficiency—Simple Operation Heads the List of Medium Priced Cars $750—Think of it Men! An Automobile! Costs no More Than a Good Team, Carriage and Harness and it Don’t Eat Hay and Grain. Check the Measurements of the Maxwell 25-4 sold at $750 with any car selling from $1,000 to $4,000. Room, Check the Depth and Width of Scat, Check the Upholstery. IMMENSE in efficiency. Check the Leg You will find this a BIG car in inches as well as Note the up-to-date streamline body design, left hand steer, center control. and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition; It is Further Ordered. That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three sueceaalve weeks previous to aald day of hearing, in the Hastings Banner a Compare carefully the Maxwell with any car that is offered you and see if the Maxwell docs not figure MORE results to you by the inch for every dollar you spend ip a car. There are other cars more luxuriously finished and which furnish splendid value on the investment, but we have yet to find a car that better meets the needs of the Average Man or the Average Family than the Maxwell. The company behind it is one of the strongest financed of any yet organized. is of the best material that money can buy. It only costs $750. Every bearing and every part in the Maxwell It has the lowest maintenance cost of any medium priced car. It responds quickly, is always ready to go, rain or shine, and produces SERVICE instead of consuming patience and costing its owner Monuments for Spring continual annoyance. Three months does not give us too much time to manufacture the pcice of work you may wishlor spring delivery, if ry- weha*e to send to the quarry for the IT material. Better drop us a card if you can’t call and we will !■ arrange to sec you. It’s only flhout 3 months un­ B l*l Decoration Day. Bassett Garage Incipient and Chronic Cases arc checked by using RHEUMA A. E. Bassett, Prop Nashville Michigan No matter how long you have suftered, pr whst form of Rheum attan you may have, RHEUMA will remove the cause and make you well Cleanses the Uric Add from the kidneys, musefea and joint*, partfle* the skin and blood, and makes you feel young again. It is a doctor’s preH-ription— free frurt MKutk _ ... [0 cents a bottle, CAB.VETH A 8TFBBINS. IRONSIDE BROS. Phone 197 Granite »qd Martie D—tort Hitting, Mich, �MAH on B, IBlt —————— Se«tbwt$teni Bai DtpartMtMt is still with us. Maybe you will nacd a warmer Coat, Sweater, Cap, Gloves, Mittens or-Tjiiclerweaf.- Come on, we have a good supply yet, and our prices arc right. Yes, and we have some warm Footwear too. And Groceries, you bet.! Wc always have a fresh,' clean stock and they are always the best at tlie price. Wc don’t buy anything but the best. A cheap article is dear at any price.. Renkes & Son of Dowling Phone, Battings 34a—jr Banftcld, 13—3 2 for 5c Nice Juicy Naval Oranges PRE-INVENTORY SALE! As we are about to make a change in the in­ terior of our store we are offering some real bar* gains that are worth your time to take advantage of them. All heavy goods will be sold at cost. BED BLANKETS $2.50 Blanket! ’* ‘ $2.25 Blankets $2.00 Blankets -— $1.75 Blankets $1.25 Blankets now ..51.95 now...$1.75 now...$1.50 now_._$l*25 now... .99 All 10c Outings st8c All Wool Hose at Cost SOc Men’s Hose----------- 38c 25c Men's Hose19c Ladles' Hose 50c Wool Hose__.35c 25c Wool Hose..:19c 15c Fleeced Hote10c Special Bargains in all parts of our Dry Goods Department. Men’s Winter Caps at Cost. GROCERY SPECIALS 5 3 3 3 3 91.00 .25 1.00 .25 .25 lbs Coffee cans Peas lbs Good Tea.. cans Salmon .2 cans Com F. H. WILKINSON HICKOItY COHN'F.HS. Correspondent. Ellen Kelley. Kalamsaoo Saturday. George Lelnaar had the misfortune Souttiwestwn Michigan THIS WBKK’S NEWS W NBAR.BV COUNTIES. Quite a number from lure are at­ tending the reviral meeting, at Ce­ dar Creek. Wc hope “n.i pray that GHANGE H4M< pOHNERS. In lul week. He went to *ee Dr. hist* ot •Battle Creek Saturday, who treat­ ed it.'and it is thought with good carb he may not lose hl* eyesight. Vaughan Mott visited from Friday until Bunday in Battle Creek. Mr*. VanPaton «’•«» Mrs. Mijry Scudder und children Hasting* during the PM'. Tom 8mHh will worn 17th halt, drank from tho bottle. They also took a buffalo Sherm UUJ ................ Minnie Hlsbrtdger a fftrtn About thirty of tho friend* and Byron Ketcham l« moving from oral chieken*‘and left him In return neighbor* ot Mr. and Mr*. Marlon Battle Creek to hla t*rm .hete. and nn empty quart whinkey bottle. Warner save them a pleasant surprise Wednesday evening und presented E. ehureft celebrated the SOIh. annl-I them with-, a nice rocker with their Glen Jont versary of the chprch on Bunday. It; best wlshep’ for -their new homo near Is uaId to be the oldest M. E, church BantlpM-and wife. in Michigan. The llrot sermon was ML and Mrs. William Puuloy and luy Mr. nnd Mra- Will "'arnr preached In 1814: the find church was Str. and Mrs. George Wills of Battle ,tlned Lyman farntsb • at: Creek spent Bunday al Mr. and Mr*. built in 1844. Tiicro I* a record of a M. E. meeting bouse In Jonesville In Fred Brunney'a from Bedford s turd.iy. Lees Burdick la visiting at Nash­ alolxhluad F-iri Johnson and family of Bed­ ville and nerfr Greenville. ford spent u few days with Minnie Itlabrldgcr. Elina Sheffield han b--<-u »i--ruUng ? lu the state. In the printed history of th<- cemetery, the MethodlM meeting daughter visited. George Haacn of house la spoken of. Joncvvllls H the I Delton Friday. foldest town In Hillsdale county. It Mrs. Fred ■ contained the first taverns, stores and 1 4i.Mra will Flshar'a h<m»' “*”• was tho ilrat county seat. 4 Till h r Ind RuXil have th,“ t'"* >2 >•«.»»I In Galesburg und Battle CreekorganlMtlon of tho county In Mr*. Mary Scudder and mother. buntT^lce hou*Tand tilled II FnMrs. Dietrick, vUlled tho lultar's I 1 * , _________ daughter. Mr*. Ruth Erie, of Battle day. air*. Ixtulsa Blevan-on of Grand. ... ,. vh .. M _Creek over Sunday. The senior cla** of tho Hickory “i ■ high school will give a play entitled. fr,r.n',’_“P.,2 r._?,L ” .7... . . .. celebrated their alxty-elghth wedding "Me. an' Oils." Friday und Saturday , anniversary in me nomc or tnetr son. ■ evimlnga.* March Itlh and 14th. It 1 Charles Smith, of Otsego. Mr*. Smith: will bo proceedecd by a farce entitled. j has passed the elghly-thlrd mile post ’■Thirty Minutes for flefreahmcnu." RK|£ iTTalSa”’.".'. """ That is Buick Durability Buick is the car of Power, the car of Strength. The cir of Speed, the car ot Service. The Buick overhead valve motor is guaranteed to pro­ duce more power than other types of the same size. 30,000 Buicks sold Isst year show the increasing demsnd. This year with the Dcloo System of lighting, cranking and ignition at no additional cost—the demsnd is still greater. Put -in your orders now for early spring delivery. If Jrou wait there will be many ahead of you. I of life'* journey, and It will be given In the Grange Hull. • soon enter into hl* ninety-fifth year. Admission IS cents for children. 38 DOF^ THE WORK OF CFMFNT : Mr- Smith waa one of the esriuai aet•uut& i nt wunri ur utmtNi ,tl<,rii Jn JhU wt,u<,n ,,r Mlch|gaJ,. Il(; . At the «ge or seventeen years thr call »f the Weal could no longer be renterled. The Erie canal had !>■■■ n recently " opened and the nmbltloua youth ar-< ranged to work hla paaaagv through Cement la almoat unknown In the . the canal. He reached .Detroit and I vicinity of HarpuL Turk* y. There an ! rod.- as far aa YpirtlsnU. beyond wltlch I Ka lamasob. excellent substitute has been found V" "o but hr. unThe W. M. Ladles* Aid Society met <1.-. it. - .. continued on that ha* met .,■>». with — rather rrnid results iIdaunted, run|< Ending ut what hl* wua journey culled Gull! when applied In exposid places, in Illi- prairie, poor In pocket but rleh loan­ ing crevices In water pipes, covering I ergy. After working from plan- to joints In stone floors.-in fountains.and several month*, he came to the Items' (arm of Weal Hickory. tnr numerou* other purpose* where ’e) ownship with enough for . t(1 b£yof„Murtln rter „f mon|afc Sunday ihurnlng nt 5100 o'clock. Hhe cement would ba requlr.J Tho mix- whk-h was then a wilderness. With with the grip, our other path writing. hunhand will Found to Give Really Excellent Results- band besides a boxt uf frlvnds. who' Cr’ Wo“11 “ 1 K'j-xrsfik'vs.r'ff sass rxtend their heartfelt symimthy In . I Mary Bradley.'whom hr h««d known In: this time of sorrow. Hut. we feel submerged. our |rm» la her gain. The funeral will oil and cotton fiber. Generally a hoF with her parent* enme and settled Ini lowed out atone is .used, although a <‘»*»»hl|>-. Her father. Dr. n.t -w.t ,1—1 Bradley, wait ono «»f tho pioneer phy. flat, hard surface WiU,rn*«<r and the I M|Cintul „£ thl* vicinity, and for him the! process Is started by inuring tho oil village of Bradley wn*,named. Soon! on a handful of cotton, after which the-1 after this marring*. n mall route was lime Is dusted in. It is than kneaded »*tab»«l)ed bgtwern Grand Rapid* and erlng. The Busy Bee Claw* mrcia with,------------------------- „ -------- --------nbmit Ilin • -* ’ ..........the Mi* Alice and '»on«ld Jonea Friday i and about tht\ rnn.l.'i.rr consistency nt of dough, ----kept-------one---of thielutions until evening. March Sth. Il bring election' The y*.- more —it u is knead- >I the better It plnpk road wuk bull). For three yen Ft 1 becomes. Thia ooasau'dtd has under* .’hr tlcsl. Softool ceiabllsbed In the. Michigan. FARMS FOR SALE American Beauty Corsets American Beauty Corsets . WEICKGENANT &, RIEDE EZRA, MOREHOUSE & GO. A Won/ to the Borrower <L are on the road today. Many have been in service fcr nine years. Many have records of over 100,000 miles. orJXItb Horry Kelley Very successfully TcA!. JIM,.W 'ft.!KS ! American consulate a* Harpnt. Two township office* .such tut justice of the the C. E. Sunday evening. ■ years ago the stone l oor In the bal- p. a- eund school Inepctor. He asristcony on tho north side of tho consul- rd in building the' first Methodist MILO. W.ivne Flower Is a ate leaked In several places and rotted ‘'.hl,n',‘-'•ur‘,n ,n not only the woodwork ituppcrlng the balcony. [ ,ln'll*ta11' ■ »•>’ manual to for. day* In Galraburg. Morris Johnson wai Tho floor waa finally laketf.tin. n#w ’ _ urday. timber added, and tho etqnc flags j FOR AND AGAINST THE BEARD chicken p»x. again pul down Bei-.veen <*ch stouo ' '------- There wvix.nq school three dny« of thia mlxturo was forced *’ in abtl j Controversy Is an Ofd Ona and Has When you purchase Vist week on nccourit of the lllneog uf smoothed over the joint*. It took sevBeen Waged With Coniiderabl* era! days for hardenlifg. The oil I Bitterness. U making a spread out on tho rioties for about half | -----Or. Hyde calledI twice l;<< an Inch from cacti Joint, leaving n 'Vo need not go back so far a* tho -------------------------------------- »' Quick, wha slight mark, but the compound soon j eighteenth century to And Englishmen . It is equally Import­ suffered a return of her old trouble, ant that the aamc neurltu*. hardened llko comm’, and now the* who held that shaving was "agon Ood corvet be . Charles Jenson went to Maple surface over the-part "hers the atones an nature." In tho nineteenth, Jamea Grove Saturday for a three days visit.' are joined la a* bard and ainootb und i Ward, R. A.. In a "Defense of the COMFORTABLE watertight as if cement had been used ■ Heard." set forth eighteen reason* for children spent Saturday nnd Bunday J retaining ft, mainly Scriptural, re-anIn Bedford. I forced by artistic consideration*. Easy to Catch Rabbits. WEARS WiXL Ina. "What would a Jiipltcr be without a Poaching by means of snuff la the • ' beard?" A* late as i860 Thologos pub­ latest trick employed by an organ lished a treatise entitled “Shaving—A lied band of men In the Vosges dis-' Gm obtain lam ter. nn“c*» <>»<• Sabbath nnd a HlnREASONABLE PRICE trlct. France, wlr k .... drance to the Spread of the Gospel." of rabbits, which are afterward sent ONE DOLLAR UP 1 Ono of hl* point* wa* that "I’rovlbe the guest of h<h sisters, the Mad* to the Parts market. It has been dis­ acres, good buildings, denco had manifestly designed tha amea Blanchard and’ laK-klln, covered that the poachers strew snuff i:.-. acres, good buildings. beard aa a protection for the throat On the morning of Feb. 2r. as' ' splendid corset. Clarence Hoffman and Homer Ali find chest." Hut what about the wodrh h were falling timber thr limb »f ren, and then send in ferrets into the j man’s throat? holes. As each rnbbit leaves tha hole I n falling trae struck , Mr. Aidrh-n uerev, fair building*.. Nowhere wa* thorp more prejudice nlwiut half way-beiween t‘ ' ‘ it smells al the powder and begins HO acres, extra buildings. ankle breaking * IIIIKIC i.rc.iKing both noin tx>ne« in his snceilng, So violent aro Its pnroxISO ucrcH, good building*. limb. Dr. Hyde reduced th- fracture 1 the Inns^of court. Tho “black books" Every improvement o> exacted by fashion and yams that It rolls over on tho ground he la doing well nt prerent. cfJhe inns tell uejtow offenders were la shown in these dainty garments. Mr. nnd Mr*. Jnhn Goble have and falls an easy prey to tho poaehcr. fined for wearing beards, and tome Ito urn**. extra building*. moved Into Enrl Farr** t-nant hoilac times were compulsoflly shaved by or­ For Sale by Wrong. 40 ucreo. good buildings. der of court And the prejudice against HU acres, gqod buitdings. He who saya^niiHfortuns drove him tho bearded barrister still Ungers. so nrres. good buildings.. to drink Is putting the cart before Vice Chancellor Raton carried his dis­ 220 acres, good buildings.. rtle ItHrkhuff Johnaon extend ccgl* the horse. like to bearded or mustached barrls93 acres, extra buildings. gratulallnns and/lope that her young Haatinga, Mich. 25 acres, good buildings.. life which hua Fontnlned «o much of 4* acres, no buildings... . ........ ' । । sorrow will In the future have only, - Blue Eyed Men and Woman. bear them. Evon nowrthero are very 100 acres, extra buildings. • hiipplnear Fn atom for her. Blue eyed btaulie.t aro known for few leading counsel with beards, and I MUST HAVE FAITH IN WORK , ’,u;‘<’ukk u *n »«““«• on tholr self-control, coldness, austerity cnij remember only tine unahavod barand precision. They are govern nud rister of groat eminent^ tho. lata Exnr Mon-houbo will be In llaxtlngs. “Mental Pepper" as Necessary aa the suspicious, and dc.manA the contmu Judah Philip Hegjaanln, Q. C.-^ilver at Charles Bauer's Office Saturday. NORTHEAST BA II It Y. Condiment Used to Give Spice There will be quarterly meeting at oua homage of ihc-jt about tlieki. tongue! Benjamin, who worn a musthe M.-I*, ehuri-h Saturday and ’Sun­ Mareover, they ar- domineering and tacho and a goatee.—London Citron­ day. Iluslnrw* meeting Kntunlny 11 f- masterful, and wlmrevej possible will |cle. llelliMi mid Hastings, Midi. “Since pepper gives spice to most ternoon nt I o'clock. Preaching Sun­ bo found to rule the roost. ’ everything In tho gastronomic line, Blue ejed men are highly Intellec­ Pity the Hancicnt Britons. isn't II reasonable to suppose that a Mr*. Wm. Seibel Thursday. March tual, mo.-ally firm and mathematically Quack Medicine Vender—Here you llttlo cayeuno Injected into everyday 13th for dinner. Everyone Invited. correct w thought. v.wd and al). Yhey ------------ .... business Ufa-... will have .tho same .... ef- UP™-J!5K''K,J'?rX»7.*.’J'w’',h arc tho rulers of their fam!!U>g. and are, gents, sixpence a bottle. Found­ . । .... I Mr. anti sir*. i>ay><i yiortnhiml. Wi,l- the powerful figure* ln|tho moral, In­ ed on tho researches of modern sci­ feet? asks an employer of-much la- nesday. March Hth. I bor. “Thl* all meant that enthusiasm Henry Smith who has l>< en rick for tellectual and Industrial world. When ence. Where should wo bo without sci­ is the great thing that make* for *uc-j 'h«* !>■'« f°*>r weeks i* on th- gain, a blue eyed maid meets a blue eyed ence? Look at the handent Britons. cess. Without IL no man ever got far '!p rw*n,'x rwceive.f a post card man Greek meets Greek: then comes They hadn't got no science, and where alm, to a ooad {JJ" " hu 'r,™d' •*"d n'l“'" are they? Dead and burled, every one of 'em—Punch. petency. ( Mrs. Augusta Eldrrd nnd daughter •'A salesman can go out aingle-hand-1 Ruth of Coldwater visited her son Ed. _. T . • . . ' I .....I I..., M.n>.L- CK.. I- ------ . . What Concerned Him. ' A little l»y rolled down the stairs ...CIS. If he ha. th. 'peppar.' If hi., enthusiasm is sufflclent and hla belief the storeUl-fteiUr.CMrk. . | to his niotlv-r's fret: "Idle she stood J horror-sfrlcKen ho hurriedly picked strong enough In hl* brand of good*. I Mr, i.nd Mr* Hunry Mwjry. hg I ho can overeome the inoat deop-roote<l I IXu , rf', , , , ■ . ra — Mmself up. felt In hla trousers pocket, nn.ludiro. . -u... . '.‘Tnor Webster l« drawing Imfi. then said. In consternation. “Gosh. I prujaio. .nA hutia bulla .... „. If your hair is too dry, brittle, dull, thin, lost that penny!" । bls wares that will remain Indefinitely, i.uii.i u nmv house mat summer. ular vial lor to your home. j “AU It takes Is eatnuaiaani. and RuaerU'MotAair returned from the pr il the scalp bgrns and Itrhe*; immedi­ TIk subscription price i» that Is gained by constant work'iutd * hero, he }><»• spent the winter. ately Ijejjn the urfof I'-tririan Sage The i Dlwnlrn-il Kkhiej. liret epplic.it km remove* the dandruff, .. . , ; m-11 manion apt nt a cuui»lu of day* the ^oip. sculp, unu and min.„ W1U| |M1|) „ntl Ju । a whole-aonled Ilka for tho commodt-Wauk carina for. lUrry l.arabcc cook and invlgvraicj e tyauty ol thebaic by mukmg »i<w.1|il.imPMilg i>l.idd. lies you are selling your success Ismf Maple (XroVr who hits hvou W> W—abtinuJrtJ * . . '. . night, tiro.i. m-nvu« 1 assured." Z1'1, •n'ltt'ld-pni.uinontii. ....................................... . G ■ ; . Tlv-rc wwqpite re lol of excitement Sirgo.anpphr’* Batnwrfk It hl know ili.it Koley Kidney Pilis restore I ............_____ i rang. The houae «Mi|»IM f.y Frell I? health and atrength.* and thr regular 1 BAN N LB WANT ADVti. PAY. j Allen caught fire from a spark from Jr1 rely try a 50c bottle. Both I’houcs, Bel! and Cltixcns Buicks of Bath had a | stolen from the' DEPARTMENT STORE Prairieville, * ffl 1,1 the, little ■wallowed the contents of n bottle uf laudanum. Immediate action resulted HAVEBEAiiriFULHfiiE USE PARISIAN 6AGE MOTOR CARS Three sizes and six styles from $950 to $1985, but cycry one a Buick through and through—built and backed by the great Buick factory. Hastings Buick Company Messer Bldg. Hastings, Mich. MUST CHANGE TO-MEET TIMES -LUCK THAKCCULD H0T..UST '------------In tho Very Nature of Things, Uncertainty Will Ever Remain a Uncertainty must always bo the por­ tion of a large part of the law. It may assist toward certainty to reduce various branches of tho law into the form of a statutory code, but uncer­ tainty remains. Society does not stay pnt; and if the code lags behind, it Is no longer the governing law. New* In­ terpretations win be found for consti­ tutions and codes, and now situations will arise for which no code provides NapolQop Is said to have remarked when the first commentary appeared on the Code Napoleon, "Mon code esl perdu.'* He was right, but he had no remedy. If the open acknowledgment ot the fact that there are many sources —I—— Fickle Goddess Had Smiled on Bcrlbbier. But Day of Reckoning Was Scribbler sat trembling lest the land­ lady sfyouW bear tho beating ot Ills heart and call for a reckoning. Freeently there reached his ears tho sound gather in deadly argument. .Scribbler became aware that Mr. and Mrs. Slumpkins were engaged In unravel­ ing one of their domestic tangles. Scribbler looked toward tho window aa a possible avenue of escape. How- mind to try tho rainspout route tho door opened cautiously, and tint Blumpklns' bald head appeared nnd dent la heresy In the legal profession. then tho rest of him crept slowly In. Jn a whisper he advised Scribbler fesaion. Heresy or not. It la the fact. not to pay Mrs. Slumpkins, insomuch If It tends to Induce Inelgnlflcant to lay down new and arbitrary rule*, we must face the fact and deal with the judge*. Thors la high and an­ cient authority commanding us to i “get understanding" What though In I the process old gods totter and old I system* perlah! I» ■*» , . ------It la certain “ that auch an undemanding of the function of the judge a* a lawgiver, should 1 Impress him with a much greater or U. r.ooh.lblllir -Anliur 1. C-nrbln In th. V.i. SS..I... - Scribbler acquiesced and Slumpkins disappeared. A little later another rap on tha door, this time more Insistent, caused Scribbler to look up. It was Mrs. siumpklna -g.y By old m<n Bny money Mr flcr|bbler. " ‘ * • ..... noUilng but drink it up. *HjIb morning 1 had to let him know wbn rune this houM ain't'^klng t other now ** Anln s..,,!,,,. ____ . . haven't spoken to each other yet. and Scribbler goes on bls way rejoicing. English Greeting*. t;.",'"n*„c°°"”‘ “ 5"“*"'’ |“I -p.7.u WMJi;-Wtal 7 1 _ ' hnnl,«. «t o«r ,l.h»-r«a. ay. and bad. too; but he mon admired ! the good ones. Other nations ask In ' £>-'h. ’»""™ .a., Kk I<ln--Bui™. M , -----------------------------Uncle Hawhes's Philosophy. °r ■»’dd- - 1 self; but the English greet with a pious wish that God may give one n good morning or a good evenmg. good , day or “god'd'en." as tho old writers havn It; and when we part we wish that “God may bo with you." though wo now clip It Into “good-by."—Fria-1 welt 'letnsn- has got doss enough platy to put up do meanqpt kind of a fight. Don't inou'n 'bout how hahd yo’ has to work. Law-sun.'—we kain't all be loafin'. ’ If yo' wants to gtt cured o' dyspepsy go into de ministry. A ntgger praarb- werw^^efou drwsad to him had bean dapoaltsd In whan 4 buhop h„TM in alghf the po«toffice there be did not think Ua Cj(y Sta. " Iht' It worth while to furnjah two cents for its transportation, but a second notice induced him to provide a stamp. The letter contained a check tor 11.193. . ' ■* » Diamonds In a Vacuum. light aa a candle. 'Mrs. Twlckembury Again. "You don't mean to say that youig ruby Smith is marrieS.** exclaimed Mre.j crimson glow. Twlckembury. "Why. he'a nothing but a sapling!"—Christian Regular. ' �IRVING. RUGS,CARPETS and LINOLEUMS Hturaday owning thb following rving attended the jm-ikct and given by <h» Masonic lodge i.t' vlllr: Mr«re FMwrwd A. n. William McCown. Kmest K. ] It will soon be time when a great many housekeepers are thinking of what they will use for a Hour covering. This sedson we nre carrying the largest and best selected stock of Carpets, Hugs arid Linoleum ihat we have ever had-the pleasure of showing. *s Every Dollar’s Worth of Covering sold you is guaranteed to give n full dollar’s worth of wear to the pur­ chaser. Full 7 wire 9x12 Brussels Rug at $9.50. Wilton Velvets hv the 9x12 size at $18.50: others ranging upto $45.00. We alio have a big stock of larger sizes on hand. . It won’t cost you anything to inspect our stock before buying and it may save yoy a disappointment later on. The Sample Furniture People MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO. If Youiare Looking For a Farm READ THIS—--------8 acres clay loam soil nil gently rolling and under cuitivntion, the plnce is well fenced, well watered, nnd has plenty of fruit, four room cottage in good repair, ’barn 12x28: also lien house and wood house; this place is nicely located o miles from Hastings .and 2 miles from Morgan. Price Terms cash. 150 acres gravelly loam soil nnd all level, too npr<“» under cultivation and so acres of pasture. with 20 acres of second growth’ timber: the farm is well fenced, well watered and Rib 20 acres of fine clover: there is a good t<*n room house, good tarn 30x44. also corn crib nnd sheep shed. This farm is four miles from Hastings and a fine location. The price is Ifi.ooo, ■Ti’rms 32.500 down and might consider house and lot as part i>ayment. • 61 acres. 6 miles from Hastings, on a good road and close.40 school. 50. acres under culti­ vation and 10 acres ol-pasture, the (arm lays nearly level, has good fences, fine water, steel windmill and tanks, good seven room house, barn 36x44. also corn crib, hen house and hog house. This place has 17 acn-s of rye. 12 acres of clover ai}d timothy and 5 a«es of alfalfa. Th.- price is 33.600 and n bargain. ’ . Crook 8 Gould Co., Real E-state and Insurance Brokers HASTINGS -■ ■-— ■ —- — ------IHKKPOHT. n... . The ’rving General Store w .1 and rel.-l,.' r waa In Gr.ni >-t week. .. rhnric" s'm . ■ -i.t part of l»■ t wfi» haa l-<raturn> <1 > AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will have an auction oil it the farm known as the “Jake Odell farm,* Vz mile west and '/z mile north of Carlton Center, and 134 miles mt end 6 miles north of the Soldiers' Monument, Hastings, on section 16, Cartton township. Thia sale will take place on Tuesday, March 10, ’14 I offer tha follewlag property: John ix-rrv riding cultivator. Banner plow. Spring tooth lever drag.A tooth caltlvator. Double ehovel caltlvator. tight road wagon. Narrow Ur<- wagon, good condition. Two waled o|K-a murrey. Single buggy. Pair Belknap tdcigta. Double wagnn box. Hay rack. Het or work harncm. 1.1x1 it driving harncM. Third horw harno«. Barrel M’rny pump. Feed cooker. Pm-l hole digger, braiding barrel. Water -rparator. snudl tool* awd on farm. Otlu-r artlHra not mentioned. IIOIINI-X < OWN. Grade HolMrln <-»w. dur In May. lied t-ow, due hi J him-. . Heal wm. siting milk. 1UM cow. giving milk. Grade IlpIMviH war. 1 yrs. old. rail nt "Ide. Ili-ifrr. 2 jr». old. due In Oil. a Culvew. « rnontli- old. 2 Ibhr-. 3 hmioUim old. Graded Holstein Cow. 3 yrs. old, due April 1. 25c 10c $1.00 C. R. Watson %•?’?' IRVING, MICH. HOGS ASD I’Ol'DTHV. Grade Berk-hire IihmmI miw. due Slay 21. 2 Grade- llrrk-tdrr brood sown. duo April IS. Full blood l*olnnd China ntock h<«. 24 SlioaK. weight about 400 II*-. curb. 3 Duck— mid a drake. BOTH H..ti.,.. i»» ili-4 »win PHONES rnvncu etiee^iiiaUna. «xs-il ta tlXlVUHSEED. DEANS AND BEAN PODS. n bu-dtela of wed bcan«. • 3 huwlM-lK of Al Clover need. No By-bidding. Hot Lunch at Noon. • Peninsular alrei range. Hut l>ia.-t heater, aoft coal or.woo.1. Mrgc dish cupboard. A line axil Velvet rug. never aacd. Other lK>u.->eboid fP**!' Everything Must Be Sold. ■ Shelter for Horses If it Storms. 9ver iLilnlvi that amount 8 months’ time will be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent per TCDUQi AI1 »“">• ol S500 and u”der- And now is the time to look after the WIRE FENCE. Buy it of me now and get it cheaper than ever before sold. Be sure and get it before | some fellow steals it and puts the price up. Yes, sleighing for this winter is over, and say, did you see the big fellows get down oil' their stilts and take off their bats to one of.the little fellows? Funny, wasn’t it? See the South Bend Two-Wheel, High-Lift Riding Plow at my store. This plow turns a furrow three inches wider than the Syracuse Riding Plow, but if you want a Syracuse Plow, J have them. I<*d of bran podn. HOVBEHOU) GOODS. FAHM TOOIA ohImtii mower. A ft. crtl, nearly new. CliarripliMI niuwrr. 'Dayton -.tdc-dclhery H»kr. new l«M year. tuiH.rn hay loader, nearly new. Little IVIlIh- riding cultivator. Fur Coats, Robes and Square Blankets have been going off nicely, still there arc a few left yet. If at all interested call soon and see them and get the prices. • ' Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. Points out the way of economy to the thrifty purchaser. Goods sold that meet the require ments of the user not only from a standpoint of economy but service as well. 9 bars Lenox Soap _________ 3-5C Boxes N. T. Matches____ Salt Fish in Brine, per lb............... 22 lbs JI. & E. Granulated Sugar. MICHIGAN ° W.T L_____ .__ ..^.t.l oltlnrl (nr Warren Stadel, Proprietor ItKNXFTS. PAIX-KIUUMG MAOH HI. ,1My nnd nil wmotllM ever ■IT.-pI t« th- public. >t drive* away i.;iln. Jmt th., thing for crampe. coll'1-r »|t:irrb>-*i. Cure* rheumatUm. ■f»rAln». s.tltr (..inta, nor-* nnd brutaea. A long record <>f more than seventy rears tft coio-tant uao In the Xew Knu- COL. W. H. COUCH Auctioneer LAFAYETTE USBORN TRY A BANNER WANT AD—THEY BRING RESULTS �THE HASTINGS BANNER MARCH 5, 1914-20 PARIS. PART THREE—PARIS D TO 20. 6^33 “THE CAPACITY OF THE STUDEBAKER PLANTS IS 65,000 CARS PER YEAR.” Biggest Auto Value in The World INTERESTING FACTS CONNECTED WITH THEIR HISTORY IS GIVEN Quality And Price Considered More than 120,000 owners of Studebaker Cars—now in use—will confirm oiir state ments regarding the surpassing value and durability of Studebaker Automobiles^ value and durability which are the direct results of our own special manufacturing processes ' . Studebaker “Six” Souring Car—$JS75 Studebaker four Souring Car— $1050 T IS perhaps the greatest achievement among all those which stand to the credit of Studebaker ffletories that such a car as the electrically lighted, and started, seven-passenger Studebaker" “SIX” can be sold to the public completely equipped for $1575. The time is past when anyone' can well question the desirability of owning a “SIX.” The mechanical advantage of a six-cylinder car can be easily demon­ strated beyond the'shadow of a doubt, both in theory ’aniTm actual experience; in fact, it is not too much to say that when you have gotten acquainted with such a car'vs the Studebaker “SIX” it will be impossible ‘to persuade you that a four-cylinder car of the same horsepower can equal it. t , There is also this additional advantage in the Studebaker “SIX:” That its light weight makes it very easy on the tires, and exceptionally economical in the use of fuel. I TUDEBAKER builds but one four-cylinder tour, ingfear. This car produced in immense quan­ S tities and of the very highest quality of material and workmanship, embodies a degree of durability, beau­ ty and efficiency that has won for it the title, -‘-‘Tho-Last-Wtwd in Fours.”-------------------------------------- It has a full floating axle, is started and lighted by its own automatic electrical system, drives from the left seat and carries, in touring form, as shown above, five passengers anywhere that an automobile can go. The Studebaker FOUR is built complete in the great Studebaker shops. Studebaker Delivery Gar For $1150 A Delivery Car with an electric starter, OversizeTires, and choice of twe body types, 1500 pounds capacity. Famous Studebaker-built body, ex­ press or full panel type, Six feet clear back of seat; 34x4t4-inch tires, De­ tachable demountable rims, extra rim; complete electric ‘ ‘ ______ system with starter and lights, interior of panel body lighted; electric horn; Windshield: Stewart-Warner Magnetic Speedometer; complete set of tools. fully appointed ORE THAN two hundred of these perfect machines are often turned out during one day in the great Studebaker factories. Each stands a masterpiece—the accumulation of the skill and expertness of an army of expert automobile workmen. A Studebaker car is not a machine that is designed by any one man, or, in fact, any group of men, in a given season. It is a machine that has developed through several years of thorough experience in automobile building. It has grown, part by part, until it is the sum of the brains and experience of many groups of men. It has been perfected by the keenest observation of the performance of Studebaker cars for several seasons. M GOODYEAR BROTHERS greut pepper tree*, planted by the (early Franciscan Fathers. ! A century and ■> half ago. on th* very spot now occupied by the mis­ sion theater stood the work house In : which consecrated Indian hands turn- Hardware and Implements Phone 1 Prayer meeting at Aunt Hannah Smith’# Wednesday waa well attended. The L. A. S. will meet at tho home Boas Cotton sold a valuable work of Mrs. Clara Sears, the second horse to Tam Palmer of Sunfield. Thursday ia Marek, all day. Ira Curtis' children are having the Walker Cotton, of Grand Rapids, sp«t the latter put of lasgt week . with his parent* here] TAMARAC CORNERS. Last Week’s Hastings, Michigan Leon Pnrdnn, wife and son.Ktui-• neth, spent over Sunday with friends। in Saranac, Mr, and Mrs. Cynthia Houghton and। , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Curtis spent Thursday near Sunfield. The latter will soon move on a large farm be­ tween Charlotte and Eaton Rapidi. Glonn Cline is sick with pleurisy SOCTHWE8T CASTLETON. vacation with her parent*. and pneumonia. His brother at Mulli­ . . Jean Smith went to tannin# Mon­ ken lb ill with the name disease. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dav, of Rar->day. Mrs. Glare Sears received word ryville. yisltwl “t EmmeU Foighuer's, Miss Lillie Brumm in boarding in from Grand Rapids that her brother­ Bunday. : Nashville, to be nearer school, thes? in-law, I. H. Walts, is quite sick. Miss Mabel Feighner returned to I cold days. her work al Mra. Freeman’s in Nash-' ........ .. - - . rille, Monday, after taking a three. BANNER WANT A DVR. FAY. �MARCH 5, UH. wss MS THE THO --------Ij-riam of the Mission Play, the Incidental music occupies a place «i? Il* own. Except two member*, all the scurc cornea from ancient nnd rvverVIb-SjiunlAb origin. Tho mure im­ pressive and mdmlmble number* are the two anthems sung at dawn and at t by the Father*, soldiers and ns of Dun Gaspar's expedltlon- HOLE HEETIN 1'usHx.netl. K Wlth Infinite pain* Mr. McGrpgriy Marched the record* of the mission* rilhout giving tha effect of being tor the original anthems used in 1719. Since this play was first presented ter the public, thousands have seen and enjoyed It. many being tourists from ul.ir. and thr third symbolic. all part* of tlts-wurld. Mr. McGruarty. In un ndoress, told something of the making.6f the Mission Play.” und Hon of PL- Luma jutting qut Into declared that such a pageant bearing sew. On the share are huts on the history of any other state In tho union could nut rival that of CalIfiiriil.i. . "It has been suggested to me," he said, "Unit 1 write a play on similar Diego Bay. In Which un old Spanish lines setting forth the history ot oth­ er stutrw. and I confess the Idea a galley rocks at anchor. A guard of soldiers sit lazily about, pealed to mr. I thought It wouMTro and the dialogue brings out thu glory line, especially us regards Pennsylva­ of tho hardships and hopelessness of nia. my native state. But I found the Idea^wouldn't work. There Is not col­ tho situation. enough in the history of other Th* return of Portola from hl* or states to allow of the successful pro­ duction of a play ulung lines similar to.the 'Mission Play.'. California Ils really the only state that can have such u play because It has romance and local color." Immortal founder of the missions. apDozens of offers have been made to the author. John MeGroarty. for the motion picture rights of the great sixteen years of the establishment of his immortal dream, uf a Christian California. On this day Tortola re­ turns, his expedition In a pitiful con­ great possibilities for profit In filming dition. As tho full knowledge of the the Mission Play and they have used awful situation dawns on him. Port- every trick of the trade and financial argument In a futile effort to per­ suade the owners to |lermit the cum- ba ~ nnnual Everything and for these reasons Calumet Bakins Powder is first in the hearts of the millions of housewives who use it and know it. jsasss: meeting led out as anhouncin. Colin Campbell. of araaa ttapldx. the plonaora wh<_______ ______ __ Kion. Huntley IIumvII. of Grand !tapld», nang aeveru; »olo«. The fca'turea <>f the meeting were the Ulka । about the old tgVcrnz given by wallknown pioneer*. There woe no) for ralalRg a fund for tho marker for enough time to taum h tha movement the Oak Grove Houn-. Thia matter will b« worked up McNaughton. Tht n. Middlevilla, preaMcCrodtn. Dutton. idrnt: The next meeting will be held In August at Campau lake. The Citizens Mutual Fire Insurance Co Kalamazoo, Michigan. Chartered to Insure in Kalamazoo, Van Buren, And Barry Counties lias long ago passed the experimental stage and demonstrated in it’s thirty-nine years ex­ perience, that Mutual HOME insurance is "the thing.” Its Losses on over one and a ■ half million dollars carried, have been less than 9-.10 of one milpon the dollar, and this too when* one-half million was on couiltry and village property with fire protection where fully 80 per cent of their losses occurred, and feeling that it was unfair to ask the jKtTmEBVTHtTgSi moving picture Accompllahed, HOME INSU - .1 main tho *ugga»tion. until bls mixxlon VALLEY Tho program <or the Institute to be held In Evangelical church, Nash­ ville. by tho Woman's Christian Tem­ perance Union, follow*: Morning. 10:09—•What ithe Church May ram From the Saloon"—Mrs. Cross. Discussion led by Mrs. Wolfe. Music. day Schools”—Mr*. Cora Ketcham. 11:30—"liclatlon of Woman’s Suf­ frage to National Prohibition"—Mra Florence Barnum. Discussion led by Mrs. Mudge. Noontide preyer. bunch served at church. J:QO—Devotional* led by Mrs. E. I-.-Barnum. T 30—"Progress of the Temper- City man, supporting a fire department, to hcl|» pay these outside losses, the company cancelled off all this outside insurance, and'now have no risk not in reach of a hydrant, which means safety, and since then there has been no heavy losses. Last year the company had but 21 fires with a loss of $248 on $2,100.000 carried. Stock Companies will not and cannot meet the Mutual's rates, for it insures at COST while the Slock Company must have profit to pay enormous salaries, taxes, commissions and build sky scrapers with pro­ fits you help pay. 4 One example will illustrate. The .Hon. j > * 11. kA. IA Judge Sevcrcns—his policy is used be­ cause he has been a member of. the company for thirty-eight years, and has Paid In the last twelve rears aa $3,50000 just.... .... 949.00 Tha sama In any Stock Company would have cast.. ing. too, but not quite flattering enough to make us change our plans." Tills month the play will be put curtain. This act presents a vivid pic­ into storage for a year. Early In 1913 ture of the hardships of there pioneer missionaries, the obstacles overcome ■tart on a ten month/ run which will In bringing the Indiana to tho Faith. end only when the Fair does. Then for the rast and a tour of tho world. "We are certain that a play telling fornLa seemed Imminent. The Inch early history of California will In­ dent is touching win-re good old Fath­ the terest thr world, and we believe that er Junlpervi has. after 9 months of a tour will prove profltable.' When one reflects thut hero ta a play without a vllllitn ur a heroine: when the hero, if he can be so. called, goes well until the Father raises hu> la. the revfrrnd llgure of Fnthrr JunlSerra, when he faced tho Spaiihand to »jSinkle the child's face, pero Izh cruelty and The ImjMn Ignorance when like a flush the Indian parents and fought his battle* with only love snatch the child from his arms and run to ths hills. Play. BABBYVILLE. It la thn American "Paazlon Play," lajFt Week'* Letter. . Obcr.immcrauu; it head hows ns .hr kneels In humility ihu American The quarterly meeting will be held and acknowledges defrnI. it I* ■''the might hr called. In lu po.tr* and at the M P, church In Barryville Sat­ most sympathetic and beautiful touch beauty, the American "J’arzlfal.* urday and Sunday, February 28 and March 1. Rev. Willitts, or Charlotte, will assit Rev. Lahr. Bualnez* meet(MMlon was for Imptlzlng Indians, the Untie manner. । ing Saturday at 2 o'clock. Preaching savin* uf <>n«t soul thus from death Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. IlBed Wm With unspeakable joy. HI* r—------- — .......ur u,v-f Mr. and Mrs. Clements Higdon, of biographer Illustrates this by the nar- Ing not un(y apse*.la-reading matter. I Belding, ere visiting their uncle and but page cut* n. .well; the Furl. Fi-1 family, Mr. and Mrs. jonn Higdon, guru likewise treated ii In a generous Word has been received from John Father Junlpero declared that only of Ht. Pet- Day, who went to Rose City, Ogeinaw some unworthlncaa in himself could manner and the m»gaxln<« " ’ll!" “mfaufr o". Vi E. hood"—Mr*. Glaancr. A saving quite worth while, don't you think? it—. 3:15—Song by High School Glee Club. Evening. Song by Pauline Kuns. 942.00 And this too with nine years of unprotected outside risk* of half a million. The Company cannot insure your Store, Factory or slock of goods but can insure your Home and contents, which is the preferred risk of this City and where the Stock Companies get their "Velvet Profits” to help pay the “Down Town”. losses. Mule quartet. The Company had no ^assessment Iasi year and expect none till late this year and your first premium will Mrs. Margaret Chamberlain, aged .9 years, took her own life Friday by hanging herself to a rafter in the cel- carry you lu the second assessment which should be about three years ahead and $2.00 Mutual premium would equal $6.50 Stock Premium. C. G. Maywood of 149 West State . St., P. O. Building, has been appointed local ?gcnt for the Company for this City and Anderson mother uuuuiv (U the hoiiaa, and wm compelled eo nha nf ih. ... I ... will give you all heeded information, receive your application, forward same to the Home Office in Kalamazoo, and your policy will be issued at once. The Company pays full losses, not 80 per cent as some do. Your insurance will be in force as sooicjik ap­ plication is signed and premium is paid. and Sheriff Willi "Y’—ry. 1-ponJHr plate un the table Mrs. AnderscA found the fo:lowmg pathetic not*: School XU-part. "Dear Daughters rfnil Son: You have all been good to me. Good bye Il spurt of Star School for Total enrollment, 31. to you all. Wo have had no trouble. ending February 37. Percentage of attendance, 93%. I urn doing this myself. Mother." Number of days taught. SO. □race Will, teacher. j," u"“bc in“ h“ No one had an Inkling that she In­ read era | mucn. It :■ sun lh, Mr ..J.Mr, WllUjn. Hrd« mn tended to commit Buicl dr. Average dally attendance, drad Sinclair. _ ____________ _ child had wjjrd* of a hiatorUn who. Hung in Lrom, uU Sunday in Battle thought thut the infttfflDle* of uld Number boys enrolled, it. . ngntly unbalanced Traver. Dorothy Traver, Lyle Beadle iU of of their their daughtet “i.„ d ‘ (MUfornU and thoroughly knowing Creek the guests daughtr­ ££ anrt Mrs. Mr. Ed K/l Corie it* hlstury from tir»t tu last. h.,» and family, Mr. and The obituary fullownt borne the following eloquent te«tiAfter spending some time with his Margaret Dunkley waa born In "n*ny to the Father* and their work. | daughter, Mr*. Grace Hyde, Henry* England September 34,' 1341. and faithful reproduction of the mission "it i* wjth feeling* of aadncsx that j Lathrop returned to his nomt in An- died at her home In Haatlngn Febru­ of Han Garins. On the right is the one mu»t record the unhappy end ..r; trim county, Thursday. ary 39. 1914. Hho wax married tr. called one Of the Mr.DemaraywenttoJacksonSat- Mozea Chamberlain In 1961. and to arches, through which may'be seen *2*"'. r ,e . k '' । h “ . ‘ < ,,a ',' ,v ‘ r ' urayl to visit his daughter, Mrs. Grnee thia union were born two daughters. the blue waters of Carmel Bay. Colo­ '* nisation has proceeded throughout unlurtu'nitc rare *"' toZ' F-there ‘.re, £lm" Mrs. Mrw. Timothy llurke and Mrs. Louise One-half of California, and In this deserving of much prul»c- fur their | f Mr s«cne is shown the missions in their unfailing courage, their patient toll I!*** r7lurne<‘ home of a kind and hiring mother. She glory siid the advancement of the civ­ rertd add their heroic sacrifices. ■critirw. Their an-i Demary Tuesday. a noble Chrlstlaa woman and a 1 ilisation uf the Indian;. The Christian Endeavor meeting waa Mis’ will never be forgotten ‘ '* kind neighbor and a loyal friend to they failed In realizing their AoVle wil1 •* lwl *•>’ Gladys Higdon Sunday all who formed her acquaintance. Her ■ambitions for the Indiana. th<.y evening. Topic, "Twetvo Great Vers- husband preceded b«r three years »I. During ruoaa the corporal’s guard cs.” The love verse, 1 John 4:16. Con-j ago. One brother, and other relatives great work of holding California for see rat ion meeting. and many trlcndi are also left to the higher race and a higher deztiny." mourn. •'Ring, gentle Aijgcluz. ring in my Weep nut that her toils are over. MORGAN. dream— ■ I have been told the Chanting But wake me not, fur I would rather J-»*t Week's Letter. ■ In . • I. ...a...,. “Where your treasure is, there will !>*■ URIS, M UU your heart be also.” sual gathering of the different FathMrs. James Mead called on Mr. and Till than w« yield with gladness ■lumbered long. Mrs. Samuel Norton of Nashville ,,lc Meurnnci Wednesday. He glveth Hl* beloved sleep. Mrs. Emma Everly of Hastings, And to linu thrir xunctuxrlc* thus for­ helped her mother, Mrs. Mary Sharer saken; NORTH EAST CASTLETON. making, a typical HpunUh liesu with God grant their memory may survive pack her goods Friday. • llvry dancing und in Indian war in song." Elzey Mead and children, Gladys 1 good Chester White brodU sow. wt. »bouf4oo and Harold, attended the Literary So­ Mr. anil Mrs. John Gaut and little Ing apoctatora. shouting excitedly In ciety at Nashville Friday evening. 1 sound 5 yr. old bay mare, weight 1275. EMERY CORNERS. «>n Robert, of Vermontville, spent Hlunlsh gnd urging the dancer* un to Mr. and Mrs. Elzey Mead spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter greater eBoni Spantah music, which Lust Week's letter. 1 sound 5 yr. old bay gelding, weight 1335. 40 good grade ewes due April x. la used throughout the whole per­ i ErPer? *?* calle<* Sandusky Saturday and Sunday at Grand Rap­ Snore. This team is kind and well matched. A fe,w of the friends and *neizhbon> formance. is hers made doubly fa«cl- by the death of his counain. Will Em- ids visiting Mr. Mead's sister, Mrs. POULTRY Maud Jones. Every eustunte is authentic. walked tn on l^wia Lockhart Wednes­ 1 sound 6 yr. old, geld, black, wt. isas.This xo good Plymoth Rock roosters. Its .drsign being baaed upon Mr. McLillian Mead attended the lecture day evening to remind him that he Key®8 the guest of uroarty* discoveries when he studied horse is safe lor any woman 0Y child to drive, FARM TOOLS Et£cl ,h*vcrett Wednesday night. given at the Nashville Opera house waa GJ yean. old. I guess Lewis was the miaslon history. And tin "make surpriaed. They bpent the evening Miss Pauline Miller, of North Nash­ Thursday evening. x sound 3 yr. old black gelding, weight 1250. McConpick binder. Ulrf ore complete, even to the bloody ville, called on R. Emery’s and the The children of the Morgan school in visiting. •rrstrhex aud dust nnd perspiration McCormick mower 5 it. cut. He is an extra good one. enjoyed a Washington tea party Fri ­ Lewie HelTcIhowcr, of Carlton, spent upun weary, soldiers as they limp Into Misses Athel and Sylva Evertt Sunday day afternoon. Stories of Washington Champion mower 5 It. ent. the last of the week with Mr. and x sorrel 4 yr. old gelding weight xaoo. camp after un unsueccwdul Journey of the latter returning home with her. Keystone side-delivery rake nearly new*. v Mu# Ella Martens entertained com- were told by the pupils. After which Mrs. James Cousins. ,Then V"’"® IW Indian a light lunch was served in old time kxhlbiu. Thi- Indians, one by one. dlsrro"?LH“tia«* Sunday. John Deere hayloader. Floyd Van Mtu Athel Evertt spent Friday style. Visitors were: A No. x Jersey and Guernsey cow. ASSYRIA. Superior tooth drill In goodlcondition. night with her teacher, Mis* Zaida Epps, Mrs. Seth Graham, Mrs. Elzie a Kraus double cultivators x bean puller Due soon after sale. Mead and daughter Gertrude, Mrs. El­ Keyes, of Nashville. • George. 8. Tompklng lost a valuable 2 spring tooth drags. 1 spike tooth drag. Lester Beach, of Stony Point, has gin Mead and children. 1 Guernsey and Durham Cow. horxo Friday with indigestion. •cane la an impreaaiyo one und commenced to move to'tho Jarratd Famen Foster goes Saturday of Birdsell wagon nearly new. Oliver plow no. 99 Ruth Niles of Maple Gfovo was ttie **** dialogue been farm. each week to Woodland, where he has guest of Mrs. I.orun Evans last week. ■ Houble wagon box. Combined hay & stock ruqk a into thi« panorama of me Mr. und Mrs. JJ p. Tompkins visit­ Greta Quirk, Macgucrito Ball, a class of ten to give instructions on 2 good Poland China brood sows, due about Hawkins Valky corn sbeller. Tank healer. *.’!* ?,rT; J“eob Mnts and family of Marjora Dean and Arlene McKiunis, the piano. April x. Double work harness. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Docker and Nashville )u»t Friday. of Nashville, were guests at the , JXT ac‘ Purira, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd KrarU enterdaughter Lucile of Detroit spent from Octlty the life ut that period of Bcirh school Friday afternoon. Thursday till Monday with Mrs. talncd a alclghloxl of friends from n™m.hU‘°‘S. 'rh'' '“"rferenee Hallie Creek Sunday. Booker’s father, Daniel Bolinger. military Hulhorttlns with the WE8T 8EBEWX Mr. und Nr«. GU) Russell and suns Sam Marshal! spent last Wednes­ il’_._ »»i»«*‘>i»ark» U brought Itetl hi- mother day in Grand Rapids looking over the of Battle Creek and other n-latlvi-* part <rf last week. Among others, G. A. Goodcmoot at­ horse market >• rank Kellogg of NaahvUlo Is vis­ tended the Farmers' Institute at Ionia Mrs, Mary L. Hughes of Hastings iting his sister Mrs. Eiwln Nash and last week. spent Monday with her children .in the family. Henry Garrett is working at the village. Ionia Reed Factory. Floyd Ven Epps has enlisted in the regular anny and expect* to leave this on the <le«r>rdt. week for.Coluipbus, Ohio. Mnr. Ilubcri Smith unufruined tho rniottd until wttM tor Mrs. Mary Thorne have been seripm;Little Howard Shaner was quite lairkin t.lub of Ten and their huzly ill. They are now slowly on the sick Sunday, but is .better at this bands Saturday VwCI,||,g. Th*r all mend. * report a line time. Orvflie Calkins recently uncapped * logg to the barrel of those nice big red apples. An urtlrlc must barn .oxvopHuhjI farm. He Thanks. in lends to granary tn survive (ur a period of forM. Q. Farley is quite a little better Chamberlain's .Cough Rumal this con- uuw I... uiz. AUCTION SALE Having sold one of my farms and having a surplus stock of tools, horses, cows aod sheep, I will sell at Public Auction on my farm, 2 miles east of Milo, and 2Mt miles west of Hickory Corners, on Sec., 25, Prairieville Township, Wednesday, March 11th, 1914 Commencing at 10 o'clock sharp, I offer the following described property. HORSES SHEEP CATTLE HOGS No By-Bidding Allowed Tiinnof Sill: gOMBUgUCK, Auctkxww ■ Hot Lunch at. Noon �Eagle Hotel Convenient, Medium Priced, No Bar Comfortable, Located in Heart of City. A Place For Yourself and Family European Sanitary Kitchen Meat and Dairy Departments Steam Heat Elevator Service Hot and Cold Running Water Daily Luncheon 40 cents Menu Cream of'Cauliflower Dill Pickle* Queen Olive* ■ Choice of . Fillet of Halibut • Breaded - S^ucc Remoulade Cutlet* of Veal • Saute • Ala Creole Barbecued Virgioia Ham Browned Sweet’ Potatoea Roast Prime Ribs ol Beef - Ju* Nature! Steamed Potatoes Mashed Potatoes Sauer Kraut Carrots and Peas in Cream During the past year we have been trying to so improve our hotel that we can meet the demands of the travelling public for a medium priced hotel in Western Michigan. We have spent thousands of dollars in remodeling and adding to our equipement, and we feel sure that should you decide to patronize us you will be thoroughly pleased with the service we give you. We extend to you a cordial invitation to make the Eagle Hotel your home while in Grand Rapids. , In the first place, we are in the heart of the city. All the large department stores are only a few steps away. The best theatres in the city are all close by. By walking one block you can reach any street car line in the qity, or any interurban line. We operate a temperance hotel and give as good service as any hotel can afford to give at the prices we charge you. Our kitchen and dining room are as modern, clean and sanitary as it is possible to make them, and our foods are carefully and thoroughly cooked and served by competent employes. We do not pretend to compete with the high priced hotels in serviceand accommodation, buf wc do con­ tend that we give you splendid values for your money. We know you will be pleased with our dining room service and call your attention to the sample menus in this spuce. Our rooms are comfortable, equipped with hot and cold running water and steam heat. Any time you are in the city, even tho but a short time, we will be pleased to meet you and show you thru the Eagle Hotel as it is now. Sunday Dinner SO cents Menu Consomme • Volunteer , Steamed Red Snapper-Court Bouillon Pommes Parsilade Royal Cutlets • Sauce Diplomante Choice of Braised Fillet ol Beef-With Fresh Mushrooms Fricassee of Young Chicken-- Parisienne Roast Prime Ribs of Beef - Jus Nature! Green Peas io Cream Salad • Lettuce with egg Choice of One Block from Monroe on Market Street Grand Rapids, Michigan Tapioca Cuslajd Pudding - Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake MAIL AND WATBCIl ROUTE CECIL iUlOI»EN WAS NO . DHKAM. OF 4,979 »L£S BY MHL 1,965 MILES BY WATER Wild Animals and Had Climate Great­ ly H1iu1<t Cvii-dructlon of HaU- All but 9»3 miles nt the Cgpe-loannounced that if present program continues, thn wonderful dream of Certl Rhode* will be reulhted within two yearn nnd trayslera will bo able «> proceed uninterruptedly from Alex­ andria, on tho ,Mediterranean. to Capetown, at the southern extremity Tho Cupe-to-Cuiro railway, which will be tho lougt*t InXhe world begins ut Culm. From there th Capetown by whut Englund rails the "All-Red Ibiule*' Is 7,0*4 tniloa. The continent Moved by Aid. Lunn that resolution trees. whore thay had sought shelter from wild beauts. When »he Iron road be adopted. Carried. Ayes. Aid. An­ Report f6r Diitrid No. J, Irving j Gladys Everts spent Friday In Botreached tho Congo it entered a. region ders. Carveth, Dawson. Hilton. Lunn.! Townshlp: • I tie Creek having aomc dental work Roush and Wooton. Absent. 1. Report-for munlh tndlng Feb. 20. done. a , Aid. Wooton excused. 1914I Mrs. Hhephcrd ta reading to us rife. Hundreds of the ant hills hud Resolved. Thut the following ques­ to be removed to make room for the tion be submitted to the qt^Ullod votTolul uttelidam Teacher: "Pleasa read this dale— railway. They rlao from 10 to 60 feet '1.100 B, C.'" In height and convert a flat country I Brilliant fill. Grader: ' "1300 Buttle Hilo a hilly one." • Sth day of April, 1914: Bhnll tho City Icreak." On account of these ants the rail- of Hustings appropriate 3325.00 each Total enrollment. 11. year for u period of 3 years for 10 Percentage of .HixikUiKe, .92 |ilu». ' In Agriculture the Sth and loth rlth iron Sunday public band concerts each I grades arc studying about orchards. year by Kuensel's Military Band. tarity nor uusciit: . _ ................ —------— Etale John. Helen Travis, George i Th*? Sth grade gitvo a little exercise* Signed. John J. Dawson. J >typon, Keith JMiuBled "Pfaylng Grandmother." durMoved l>y Aid. Dawson that resolu­ Shroyer, Forrest locomotives of oonstrucUpn trains, Raumgardiu-r and Velma Bedford. ln* chapel on Thuraday morning. tion l»e adopted. Carried. Ayes. Aid. one day a huge Hon that Sprang at Verna Kelley is Improving rapidly. 1 —---Anden. Carveth. Dawson. Hilton. and wo hope she will be back In 1 ————--------------------- , Lunn, and Roush. Absent 3. Moved by Aid. Lunn that Council school utter vacationThe following prop!* visited our’ adjourn. Carried. und oth*r Mg game from the conschool this month; Zura Rich, Emalructlon trains with rifles. Unfriend­ City Clerk. ly natives .too, were a hindrance. The purpose of. the Cai>e-to-Culro We are sorry to have tho Rich ' rullwuy 4a commercial—promoting children leave our sehooL They are local traffic and. by means of feeder moving to Howard t'ny.------ ---• lines to the big lakes and to the During the six yrai* they have lived . here they hove made many friends In nlaltlng outlets tor tho future trade school and the neighborhood. Frlday after recess timr the school chil- 1 nent. dren and teachrr gave a party for There are u lot of people In thia them at the school house. Games, Rhodes In, 1900, "Is to cut Attica Were played nnd a dainty lunch, wus. through tho center, nnd the railway town who cannot afford to bo sick. saryed. Wp arc to • iljoy a week's va­ will pick up trade oil along tho Ferhaps none of you feel that you can. cation. theh we hate two months more route." • school und worry and debts begin to pile up. Pupils, parents and «. ichcra. Are galhcrod here lunlgbl, To Jinve a spelling . atorvd with,ivories and many other And we'll spell with all our might. I valuable souvenirs. out. nq matter Colfece Sunday, February SI, 1914 Nell Shepard was absent last Wed­ nesday while acting as pall bearer at Gertrude Blanck, Gertrude and Ce- renco home, Vera Blanck left school last Frl- Special •HralUi Warning" fur Marvil. Mar oh La a trying month for the Tho best of our school exhibit Is very young and for. elderly poopk-. Croup, bronchial colds. tagrippo ami The seventh grade are commencing pneumonia ar® to be feared ami their history note-books. In physi­ avoided. Foley's Honey and Tar la a ology they are learning the bones of great family medicine that will quick­ the body. In geography they are Just ly atop a cough, check tho progress compacting ««■ the study of the elllro uf u cold, and rolley.o Inflamed and *;„iu*uBnua Mhited States. pure anal always reliable. Arthur •*-* Elton McCune 1» back again thia' Mulhollajul.—Adv. INVESTMENT BANKERS ANNOUNCE Council Proceeding orrtciAL City Council mot pursuant to the following call. Tuesday evening. Feboff the Nite Itself td Wady Haifa, u distance of 10s tpllcs. Hilton, Lunn. Roush. Tilman und At Wady Unite the all-mil route special meet In* uf th* Common Coun<if about 600 miles through tac AngloEuy|>tbui Soudan, to Kost!, vis Khar­ toum mi the Nile. ..w p. m., to consider petition on o'clock Frtira K«>s<I the mule extends 1.153 [chxrtsr Ichartt revision leading to Commis­ miles bv Nile steamers to Muhaei ut ' stun * sion government for this city, to con­ sider payment of loan ut National Muimqi to HtunleyvUle. southwest, Bank, also appropriation of 3335.00 IS inll>«, will bo by rail, tho line for band concerts. Signed, C. H. Osborn. Mayor. Mayor Osborn, prusidlng. i>>itithlt*rvillp, । miles iu aU-rull. J-Yum Present «1 roll cuff,' Aid. Anders.. Hie latter point to Hindu, ill miles. Carveth. Hilton, Lung. Roush aud Wooton. •* Moved by Aid. Wooton that coun­ cil dispense with the reading of mlnutra. Carried. Resolved. That Ihq following ques­ tion be submitted to the qualltlcd volere of the City of Hs—•-------- -- ---------Ilur annua) election th dny of April. Shall the Ml!<, Is 311 mites. Hot Mince Pie Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake McCorinell, Thurman & Co MN’TEARNH WHEN YOU’RE BIO UP uf.winding about. , Of the total rtiuie. 4.9(9 miles will Stanleyville north to Mahagl. From Cairo the route lx all-rail for Choice of Cabinet Pudding - Cinnamon Sauce . K. JOHNSTON, Proprietor Thursday, February 2*1, 11*14 UK-rano me MIHECMD Steamed Potatoes Mashed Potatoes Cabbage and Pepper Salad Fresh Apple Pie Sweet Pickles Queen Olive* cun to build up strvogth and health. Make yourself more comfortable and provide against serious sickness. Wc don't believe there la any otherI medloinc mudo that will do aa much towards saving yuur health, and thus helping you save your money ax Rexall Olive OU Emulsion. It ta a medlctae that gets right at th# trouble and I relieves It by torripg tho nerves, en-1 rlchlng tho blood. and giving new ■strength and health to the whole body. It doesn't du this by means of alcohol or hablt-fofmlng drugw, beeausu Lt contains none. Its strength and health-giving power ta duo to pure Olivo Oil and the Hypophos­ phites. Jong endorsed by successful physicians, the one for ha food value, the other-for Its tonic value. Here, for tho flrtrt time, they tiro combined und iht> result ta u real nerve, blood and body-bulldlng modlclno — a real The Opening of Offices in Of children of our rixB.’ But we'll bravely aian.i up hero And you ull wo rn.i? Surprise. To'spell the Inlngiteg, Although there mu) not chphco For us to win tnnight bo GRAND RAPIDS much We have studied two hundred word’s Forwards, backward*, tip and down. From crcum to butter, from cabbagc to sauerkraut. , ■ i are j welcome 136 NORTH OTTAWA AVENUE Michigan Trust Building. from the village Thc eva spoilt with Irving, No. 1. . .. ..... 1 — muijiwrq CM|H.-Clully for Utu oct o-ionofu spvllYou don't need to htuff- Ing ntatoh boiwi - ri eight of utir pupita 9 U, because If It doesn't plT* WU””‘ 01 11,0 11 'ln* *i,lggo pu»y it will and satisfy you again, come buck and get your mortey. It will bo given to you without word ur question. Sold only at the more than 7.000 Itexull Stores, and In this town only by us. 31.00.—Carveth & Stcbblmt, Hast Ings, Mich.—Adv. . AT gchoali. When th«w were spelled, words were taken from the Marrington e Hoeller. . \ * It Is.hard to tuiy w:. . won this conteat. The vill.tg,, as ltool luid four pu­ pils Ma n’t! I ng when tho lust word (cheerily) was given to the lust one Every facility afforded the conservative investor for the purchase and sale of all classes of securities. Our knowledge, experience and information are always at your command. We ask you to confer with us and extend an invitation to visit our offices. Our desire is to make customers’ relations mutually profitable. See for yourself what a live investment service really is. ' COURTESY AND PROMPT SERVICE, DEPENDABLE MARKETS, LATEST FINANCIAL NEWS. Just night for ItackaHat word wax not given t>> the irvipg pupita but wax a pci lid by tho pronouncFuley Kidney Pills are so thorough­ ly effective for backache, rheuma­ Butb ' schools made u . splendid Signed. J. A. Wooton. tism, swollen. aching Joints, kidney showing. Uc all know tlu> achuuta Mined by Alii. Wuutun that rcaulu- und bladder allmenta that they arc were very unevenly matchM, ' lIon bo adopted. <'a fried. Ayes. Aid. rvcummendi-d avoryteiirro. A. A. For a return match «• challenged AiiOefty. Ctanelh. Hilton. Lunn. lloush the village to spell us whh oven num* iu luy uaxK. and Of- ■ Btfolrcd Thar.Hjr Mayor and City I fore I flnbhcd one bottle. i»> -ul.j leek be authurix>>d I■> ruiiqw the uoteitrvubln entirely d<suppeared/\ At- ; <iar at tint H*xii»gM Nat teas otic thousand dollars. WE KE;EP YOU POSTED Telephones—Bell Phone, Main, 241; Citizens Phone, 2239. PUBLICfUTILITIES—MUNICIPALS—RAILROADS. Oil. MroiiKv*:. <%Mp«gi Uni■r devised. A houMboid �MFTERS PREVENT WAST- FREE ADVICE Jt IB! til! MB TO SICK WOMEN IL NOTES LESS DTSPEI -HERE’S THE REASON BRIEF HISTORY OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS FRATERNITY Thousands Have Been Helped By Common Sense Suggestions. CITY RUNS GRAVE RISK BY Women suffering from 4ny form of HAVING ONLY ONE BIG PUMP DEFECTIVE PLUMBING Cily Engineer Elroy Tobias' annual rciHirt shows that the Instull.itlon ot meters l>as’resulted tn a great saving of city water. It also shows thal the city ought to own another big pump requires brains and skill. We pride oarselves on having both. We cmidor only the best workmen nnd wse the l»est material. Every Job undertaken 1 Hastings Out of the vast volume of experience which they have to draw from, it is more than possible that they poearM the very knowledge needed In your case. Noth­ ing is asked in return except your good will, and their advice has helped thou­ sands. Surely any woman, rich or poor, should be glad to take advantage of thia generous offer of assistance.' Address Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., (con­ fidential) lynn. Mass. A Drink is a Drink Every woman ought to have T.wliu E. Plnkhain’s KO-pagn Coffee R.anch Or. C. M. Overstreet Osteopathic Phytician ItalUlxine. ' ritual promptly with die woman’i private correspondent.? de1 partment of tho Ly­ dia E. Pi nk ham M ed • icine Co., Lynn, Maas. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a Chruoic Cotubtions a Hpeeirdty OflUv in Pmwoa.t ft|d. Ph.me :i Hours U-18 a. in. 1-5 p.i Mlllir &, Harris Furniture co. UNDERTAKING AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS । I.icsnecd Kutbelmet always in attendance strict confidence. A woman can freely I talk of her private illness to a woman ; I thus has been established a confidential . corresnpndence which has extended over I many years and which has never been broken. Never have they published a testimonial or used a letter without tho written consentof the writer,and never has the Company allowed these coniidential letters to get out of their poosession, as the hundred* of thousands of them in their files will attest F. A. BROWN & CO. Henry PHONE. OR 387 JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER Office aver CriCr 4 II™*. ' Phone 17a MARTINOS, MICHIOAN SURANCE CO. OPEN OFFICE The “»fc.|il>Tlie sophomore p. and ererynn- suucmb general distribution, an it Ik too exprnNive. It h free nnd only obtainable by mall. Write for It today. WE BUY GRAIN OF AU KINDS and dry weather, but during the year ISIS with nearly five monthly of hoi dnd exceedingly .dry weather nnd a big jKivIng Job with free wider, there Wq pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. Wc buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing • LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROPIT. 7f you have never dealt with ui, why not give us a trial. CAN YOU DOUBT l(? Ditrolt Business University Smith Bros. Volto & Co. O'.C.LfcS. NmiS? Hnllm .“reamanUiip. The'vhlldraa from tho Ird Yo *7 th grade ineluslve arc writing drills for Order Our Dray; 4 AND SAFE MOVING HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Wer-Millburn ’lnue- b«b»uulr them to Industry, ac-1 Y.—Xdv. tivity. and spirit. Make them <-on*ld*'i -----er every vic* aa shameful and un-i ur natioMlment. I manly. Fire them with ambition to ter* la that nation-1 be useful. Makn them disdain to be I strengthens ■tnm^(Mll||U,0 ol any U8efu| knowledge.— I uromolea flow of!... ... . .. .. Set of Teeth S3 BEST GOLD CROWN $3 BEST BRIDGE WORK S3 DCRTAL WORK ON CREDIT (Ten Year Guarantee) We will give yon cartful, cocadestioai, sympathetic treat­ ment for your teeth st a very Safety First This goes true in your electric wiring. That’s one reason why 1 urge you to let me do your electric work You’ll know it is done right and that your buildings arc safe if 1 do the work. GEO. VAN TIFFLIN We use it in sending flowers to you and find we can give good service. Cklugi, Illium 1 Slflin I.* I. Cl. NEW SYSTEM DENTISTS Everything in Cut Flowers and Potted Plants A BIG ADVERTISER for Christmas and other occasions. GRAND HINDS HOHL CO. Stort-18 Monroe Ave. PHONE 5995. 6rtithnt*-Cir. East aid Birlia An. Grand Rapids. Mich. DO II NOW If your order amounts to My or over we’ll pay telephone charges. tie Creek are visiting the former’s sis­ ter, Mrs. Fred Wing. Walter Harrison Is working at Mendon drawing togr* • Miss I ma Milks Is u great ileal bet- tlos accumulate. your blood become! impurn and thick, your kidneys, liv­ er and bowels fall’to work, cauidn* BALK advertised la Tho BANNIA aad People expect to see MVIMY AUCTION __________ hills. Nobody who for this reason they have come to pay little if any, attawtlon advertising to Tho contemplates holding a sale can afford to takn the cbaaco of N isM ditM far tho auotto- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-03-12.pdf 769aec709cf262e1e101ccebef2a6e62 PDF Text Text I Circalstiou Greater Than All Other I | Barry Caaaty Pspefs Caatbine.l, | PIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR THE 12 PAGES STARTOK25,OOOMILE TRIP AHOUHO WORLD FELLOWSHIP CLUB HAS ''INTEBESTIN6 MEETING Reading* Musk’, Stories ami Food HASTEN ps ■hsDAY. MARCH HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. TH 12, 1914 BARRY CO. REPUBLICANS WILL HOLD A BANQUET ■ASHVILLE Wil BY DANS old Amherst. Tho company consisted of the family, my brother George and hla son William. A trip around the world hod long been thought of and talked about, but’ never decided upon. Tho suggestion at this time, brought from laaao a good round smile. Wo , eluded tn 4he party, but she thought Tho trip was in h way given up. un­ til tho Thursday before our start upon Bunday. Thursday morning wo deoidod to go. and preparations began. Isaac spent Friday In Chicago, pur­ chasing tickets. Air* Keeler planning und packing our ouint, while the C, Grigsby, delighted tho members with a piano solo and responded to an ensoore with a vocal selection. "The Rosary." playing her own accom­ paniment. Mr. Ned Holbrook was called upon and ho kept the club laughing with his select humorous stories. Greetings from the Metho­ dist Brotherhood were given by Mesara Fancher and Brill, who were guests of the evening. Mr. Herbert was re­ ceived as a member.. Messrs. MeKnight, Wallace, Tyden, Elmer. C. Sutton. Trego are the next committee. An Inatructhc Exhibit. The Bur Theater had more than a "capacity crowd" of farmers who Ing to give Instruct Iona fo people who came Friday afternoon to see the always do better without him, and moving pictures, live reels, moro than who accomplish m6ro while he is All preparations were complete Farm." Some pupils from the schools to enjoyment with the family, broth­ er, relatives, and their families, to­ ting* Goodyear Bro* secured this in­ gether with-Trlends who called to bld structive exhibit, which was present­ us a good journey. The following ed by the American Steel & Wire Co.. form. diary Fence" which la handled by Goodyear Rro* . Chicago. Monday, August 6. jess’< lOtAL 000 FELLOWS to oom * oio meeting Clerk Chari THE LIST OF SPEAKERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER PART ONE-1 TO R ______________ _ NUMBER 46 . UDIES ENTHUSIASTIC aS»w«ll*IIIIF.8943 ABOUT THE CITY PARK Before Cillwn* al Public Meeting MT A 55 .। — Xashrtlle show-1 ORGANIZATION IS DOING GOOD the ... .lection on .. i ixau-.wi.-ra m>>.. IN THIN CITV THURSDAY NIGHT, AML 2, THOUGH ARRANGE- iAt BANKER WANI4 . If Yrm’ Wish to Sell or Buy, HeeaNM Kverylmdy Rends The BANNER. IE MAJORITIES1----------------------------------------------- «- ii. urown. MINER S. KEELER BRIEFLY DE­ SCRIBER JOURNEY ACROSS and Mr* W, T. Grigsby. Tuesday. Thn THE UNITED HTATES. sra. W. T. Grigsby, C. Damon, C. Munnl. John Freeman and F. Sutherland NEXT WEEI WILL IRUK OF freuhments. The ’program consisted THE PACIFIC TRIP TO HAWAII «f musical selections and readings. Tho Fellowship Stale quartette, con­ sisting of Mow* Dell Sutton. W. J. Worrell, E. C. Edmonds and M. Grigs­ Telia of Amusing Incldctu. on Trip. by. an ng four delightful numbers, among them being "The Sailor’s Wonderful Rebuilding nl Kan Dream." ” Merrily Goes Our Bark” . FranHaco. and others. Mlsu M. Godfrey delight­ Tho BANNER Is picasod to praaent ed the club with her reading* "Es­ this wook tho flrat installment of pecially Jim” was one of her best. Minor s. Keeler’s iriji around Tho number* Mr. John Freeman and: world. Next wook the trip to 'Ha­ daughter Dorothy, played a number waii will bo described. of violin and piano duet* among them being "Behubert'a Serenade," all of Introduction. BANNER. Ihuulngn has an excellent oppor- FOIL IH TTY SCHOOLS The tirst proposition will pr<»| vide a plant in which may be canned RO FRICTION WHATEVER BUT MA­ -..■.^’•uiHAVE $300 IH SIGHT ! fruit, berries and tomatue* and all COD WAI V ADnilkin DiDk vegetables except peas and qweet corn, JORITY OF BOARD DESIRE CHANGE run TTALh AnuUNU rAnKlTho plant costing JU.OOO would mu- Tho election ret I l-r>..l,lenf — Itnv ! publican, 191; John 1: Marshall, CltScImmU Pupils Wlll l*rt>bahly Famish j lory are Messrs. Williams and BrisIsens'. 117. Majority. 71 • *bine .of Chicago. They explained their Clerk—J, Robert Smith, republi­ Elected sw Prceldcnt of Uio Barry I’timl for Drinking Fountain. can. 194; Colin T. Jlnnrar, CUII plan nt the meeting on Tuesday evenCounty Republican Club. li.ir in whliM, \lr.vne flshnrn .mil sens, 107. Majority,S'-'. Considering the fact that several .Calinty Republican C(ub «mi held In -publltho county clerk's office Friday evenulna plant* and turn* them over t . -Elbatt V. Smith, repub- Ladies' latdies' Park Improvement AaraclutAssoclut- the companies. Mr. Brisbane under-1 that another chingn In the superlnville. president of tho Club, Is absent ilcan. . Charles E. Roscoe, Citi- I don held In thr city hull on Monday stands thoroughly the process o deney **-m> probable. At the last Majority, 130. i afternoon was ve.ry-well attended. An crating a plant. •I“'> of the Imard. Xiipt. Conklin* from tho suite and will not return Other meetings । —.-a . (-..^----- -----until about April 1st, Ray Andrus trustee (3 years!—finest V. Bark-1 Interesting program, was rendered, a candld.it>- foi er. republican. 1*3; iWard A. Quick., Supt. Conkling of City Schools praised attendance.- About '(■millions In th> Citizen*.' 119. Majority. <7. 'the work of thr organisation and Truster (2 years)—Johiy H. Mar- sounded tho sentiment of that audl- bane and Williams the active The following officers were elected: lleitlng Mock. President—Ellis E. Faulkner, or Delton. ’' r nidldsto f..r reelection. 37. > children hold another exhibition of Vico Presidents—Cha* (troxlnger. rd K. Rulll* I garden products. All were unanlfarmer*, especially those little complaint of Woodland: Arthur Cridler. of republican'. 144; * Fflghner. mously in favor of It.- The children Thornapple; Curl Tuttle, of Nash­ It. , will probably ral»e’ a fund for placville; W. I~ Thorpe, of Prairieville. -- another changr । Ing a drinking fountain in the northall the mure surprising. BARRY CO. HOLSTEIN BREEDERS lclvlo Mf»- Leon Bauer explained what John Eggleston, arrested for boot­ A motion was made by A. A. AndI civic improvement work had tlwen aging, was tried In court twice this TO MEET HERE HEXT SATURDAY'' done in other cities. ■ lllU-.-tllelltH A« Cltlsous a arson, and supported, that the Barry, Is.-Aoo. they are thn kind County Republican Club hold a ban-1 ■ Mrs. Stowell, president of the orfirst ■(-quitted of the other. quet In this city on Thursday eve,; gnnizatlan. read a paper written seven April 2nd. Carried. only, witness taking thn stand bring They a i lege on ITogvam. All ImercMHl Beautiful?" . thin to know tho needs of the schools is commuters were appointed: Pureh.i-.-d a pint of whiskey front Mr. than the average clllsfii. No on« can In Dairying linlted Mrs. Trego explained how the woSpeakers Committee—W. B. Cook. The Holstein Breed. r» nf Barry Co. mrn of ,he rtr,t *‘,r<* organised the malnrd out until after midnight, ren­ quest Ion their good fail h In wh.it they wlll hold their first Meeting next dat- movement aeveral years ago. which dering a sealed Verdict of guilty at cltlacna ummiucr—t-. a. Bfief-; urday nt 1:20 F. M. In the Court nine o'clock on Tuesday morning. The don. r. when Anderson, Frank Sage. | Room. All owners of pure bred HolIn a friendly spirit. c v ■ wle|n>> Bnd who Sr- Interested In ■ spot. it xr Dailey nude whiskey t<> Jack Dailey. ■ 11 Hastings schools have had eight Smith, Hale Kenyon. Solos by Miss Marguerite Matthews dairying are inv|teri to attend. Prof. Agrtcui-■ —Mias Gertrude Bauer greatly ■ent board Ik not responsible son. filram Rus* Fraser Ironside, tur.il College. W. ■ R. Harper.r. ... nf >■» the P'rascd the audience. . BW,,rr Ed. Kurts. Will Hchader. A. A. Croth- State Sanitary Cami»i-n nnd oth­ I Thr ladles now have about 1300 In ! „f th,, ers. Ralph Rugcra. Robert Cook. ers will bo on the nrogr.i- — ‘ ■Which la **«ht f°r <>><• walk which they hope to: weekly promotions ^>r Hastings Il<vc|Mhm Committee—W. W. Pot- ' UB follows build about the park. Citlrens ow’n- driibvr superintendent* Nevertheless that la ter, Jos. McKnlght. Aben Johnson. "Object of Burry C Holstein I property facing ths park recent-j diet nf aentiiltal. K record of a change in superlntciiIk W. Felghtwr. C. M. Mack, Wlll Breeders Association H. RIs-1 *>’ held a meeting and made liberal Chidester. G. F. Chidester, Roy ' " “’ " • rd is surely hurtful to the school in­ Thorpe. Lqander Ream. Roy Andrus. ’ organisation and Cooperation, fests of Hasting* . ' rot. Anderson. M. A. I"., Lansing *—I Wl..:. „ Htam, A. F. Sylvester, J. C. Ketcham' M. C. R. R. WILL INCREASE world, for the sea trip, and including I Will Entertain Grand Rapids Brcth- Hubert Cook. I, SECURING CONTRACTS FOR railroad tickets acroea the Untted! Who Wlll Confer Throe .»« .... --------------S(JMR BE„ .--..nr ,------ uo urown. iiiiatmg* lane. Will Chase. Cha* Clark. Lou l>orr Stowell. Woodlami: Harold Rarmeans that when outside of thn UnitSbujtcr* John Irdnsldc. Frank Pryor, . num. Coats Grove; Alt* Miller. Wood ­ On Saturday evening. April 4., mployed Crook. Leo Burton. l«nd; Geo. -Sc hostde • -Grand-Rapid* Encampment No. 0.1 Guy own transportation. Rcct-ptIon and Entertainment of, ||.-nr>- Curtiss, Lak Thn Sant* Retrain was a splendid I. O. O. F.. will come to Hastings with S|>cak(TT»—C. IL Osborn, L. D. Wu- ! Mi-f— -i- ((.—•-—■ Rl.'lnir. one. Wo were up and dressed the their full outfit to cohfer the whole ter* C. L. Glasgow, John' Welssert,! it Holland Sugar Coniiuiut. head of their public following morning long before reach­ nf 18 candidates. This team holds While not desiring tho place ing Kanwts City. At Kansas City wo the honor of being the best encamp­ Cook. I’ ’olgrove. Judge Smith, unie>K the board shall support him.’ i. E. I- Sent* A. E. ment degree team In Michigan, being Mulholland. D. Prof. Uonkllng assures uk that he W. Rogers. A. B. train only stopped t«n minutes **.n' would cheerfhlly remain If.the hoard Hedrick. A. K. Frandsen. stead of twenty. The depot aurEncampment. were hack of him. <<ur understand”----------and Printing—C. A. । roundings arc terrible for * city of Dr. F. E. Willison. J. F.. the freight station to handle the bind- • Ings between the superintendent anil George — ... Coleman, Lee [ The ? soh? the 39 a^rt 'farm of’u1; * i’%'fcfi6ltF~an^ Ticket Committee—r <nn’countj??'whrre^5\ntiro 'route of । t^nWr. r<>contlj''«f^Rt?nncW. TOitiin C<V. hi m there, \vhen lids change will V*| any member or members of the lioard. !>ell in Hastings township, to R. A. C. Barber. F’rcd Brown Walter i*he proposed ditch The lo--:tl Western Union telegraph of■condlUona la very sad Indeed. Jlee wlll he moved up-town. nslow. Bideimsn. Fred Parker, Fred Foster. ,,rn| n Commissioneortilal. Tho dlflrr -WvVnlr ■ TIx-rris —~l^ Heath. . ._ ...' «<» Ilnnri.r “Jo* "McKnight," Alex Hooper Stadou soon to cunfe . Hastings is the m<>»i profitable one of Judgment lr Continuing their policy of providing Ironside. George Hinchman. John w,,h ‘h* drain cmmlssloncr of Alic point for the company on thr Grand I majority of the bi\t soma excellent free attractions, the In order to stop a slml, Gould. Jus. Ironside. Ed. Huffman. « “ ’ • county. •— -------River Valley Railroad, and thr cill-1 of service required. x.000, anti at Hutchinson. a town of officers of the Agricultural Society Henry Sheldon, Jesse Downs. Aben ,“r project -■ovcr.tl jears ago. Judge! have already booked two state fair at- Johnson. Cha* Anders. Ed. Benedict. I Smith Issued a *permanent ------------ - ‘injunction. -junction.! lent changr* nltrly in mind to take Supt. ConkTho* Waters. Axel Tyden. B>' providing a cement dam aero** tho cl* which have sb Increased the pppi fill Investigation. they were -atlsfled lake in order to prevent' ija.t|nw, pco'ide.nntY'ius a day of un- ' C1T4I I V IU IIIDCn UIUII t ilarlty of Jhe Ranta Fe line. Hutch- Uon hand, and a company of dancer.’ . V".h."*7’Dr’ C’ P’ r->,hr0P- Morris1 ?«»«» would . Illi the bill »•• would not feci thp promoter*, interest und uplift. One old FATALLY INJURED WHILE noon in juirtlcular la a line city, and licsliatlon waltx. thn Argentina, tho I-amble, Dr. McGuffln. Gordon Iron- '“*'irlnff °r ,h*‘ side, iranc Patrick. Clifton Walkin* I |h? .•>«•»’ Projret expect remote ■ g(.,lth-m.ui present said during the nfI WORKING IN SAW MILL The gentleman flrot named on each ‘^.tWroHon t.. tin- previous drain, ternoon service. ”Th> seonts like the! 1 Wo had a good visit with n man from Maxine and a number of foreign I cnntmllt^A I* It- AKntrman a* »i... I whlrh <11,1 imt i,ri>\ lite for a rtnrn This .... .............................. r .Intvo ... ‘ . unr In view .is .» possibility, wu would there, and he slated that the land and thirty, ; These uro nlisolutely free, and w|1l committee. also be given nt the nlgl\l fair* rlnics." Rev. E. E. Day’s mesuiuo In the evening wns unusually strong and i Students Enjoy Smoker. Fira In Jamieson's Bakery. ost about 323.000. tain thr preirnt superintendent until ild that Kansas convincing. . Eleven local students of the Inter­ Fire, which had its origin between the celling and second floor of Jamie­ national Correspondence School en­ ' of Nelson Kittinger, was fatally in­ Middleville's New Poatniastcr. man very high with prospect*, but son'* restaurant, caused about 1150 joyed a smoker nt the home of Mr. . Jurc-d while working In Chas. WhilteMrs. Hannah Burkholder, of this . Charles Parker, supervisor dropped him very hard on result* damage, late Hund.iy afternoon. The morn’s saw mill on Seymour Idnnlng- Ideal nf thr man required? Mr’ *4 Waterman betas tho ,|, clty h“*ln‘u,k,-<l Smith01d to as- IThornappla towm This country certainly Jocks much -day . Evening .? 3,r ‘*rman ,,e ‘n« «"•. t ’her nndlnK h,r Mj, ycur pcihwrt, In Middleville to ,f n * ' ,rrl ,n •h<' »ouipwesicrn i>art or In* of'the kitchen representative of the schools In this j Glenn Taylor, who Is sup|M)s<-<l to' sucrcrd R. M. J«) I METHODIST BROTHERHOOD vicinity. The evening was pleasant; havo disappeared some time ago In the post » numliet ... alarm. Tho flames were soon ex­ MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 16 tinguished. In addition to damage to ly passed with cards, Vlclrola mutlc I cnw,P®ny with Mr.-Taylor, his father, j er Is one nf the well-known young orudo, and in doing so ki« other amusements light re-L i‘nd. • former hus- members of th.' democratic party In thn building a quantity of flour was and ana oinvr amusement* i.ignt re-ftMind. The boy I* cupposed to be In this county. Ho wlll probai.ly begin famous. It camo just lotions per minute caught his rl freshments were served. । Grand. Rapid* j hla dutiex on April 1. not' covered with Insurance. lightning com|ng from the wind was very strong and the train wns obflgo<l to alow down to nlctely from his Halting Bunion .V-urrtl. been procured, the Benton Fruita pro­ rlahed the train had ducts Company, of Bruton Harbor, will undoubtedly, establish tho pro­ rd like tho sail on n boat flapping. posed salting station in Hasting* Sol 11*11 stones were beating down thick Trelsinger, the company's representuand Hut. but It was anon over. We enjoyed our train very much having no difficulty In securing acrcIt contained smoking car, library, ob- a dally bulletin of event* and perfect service, with n Lx carlo breakfast and lunch, and table d'hote dinner. We Death of Baltimore Pioneer. Mrs. Jacob Rhode* aged 15 years, brought In and showed us mountain one of the old pioneers of this city, trout that we were to have tor lurich. What a nlco day Isaac and I had. We H. Sage. In this city, on Monday talked and visited and enjoyed each morning. 8he was an Invalid and was other, reading drill planning of what of her son, William, a resident of Bal­ Thursday. August Sth. timore, died last fall. Funeral ser­ vice* were held from the Baltimore church this Thursday morning, burial taking place In Striker cemetery. Hus­ the town which was made famous by band at deceased died not long ago. a prise tight which Johnson had there. । It la a pretty frontier town, and the Died at Pritchardvillc. railroad has built a good depot. From Willis A. Chichester, aged 37 year*, hero to Albuquerque it Is very inter' Augusta, diqd suddenly of abscess! I the brain, at the home of his fatha lecturer on tho train, who told us of tho ndoho villages, mission*, und the villc, early Tuesday morning. Mr. Indian home* At Albuquerque the train stopped thirty mlqutes. Here several weeks ago, he Intending tho railroad company had a museum villa of "Indian things;" in a brautlful to assist Mr. Allen in cutting wood. building, erected In minion architec­ The body was shipped to Augusta ture, and Indiana are making Navajo Wednesday morning to tho homo, of hla ’parent*. Mr. and Mr* Will Chi­ hL-mkets and other thing* Their res- chester. whero funeral services were spirit nf trade, as ho dickered with held this-Thursday afternoon. picture* ho named LlUlo Tiiornapplc INraln Project. Lunch.’’ L.„ ..... .... The proper steps for pushing the thn dxtby Indian, waa certainly going Llttlo Thorns ppio Drain project, to It. ' which was recently revived, arc ticlng Wo passed a threshing floor where Indiana were threshing grain, in a taken by Drain Con„..'.ssloner Blrdfor the appointment of the special commissioners by Probate Judge Mack. Barry RcpuMltan Caucu* Tho Republican elector* of the iwnahlp of Barry will meet in c.iui3 at Delton, Saturday, March 21. 1914, at 2 o’clock, p. m.. to oomiesra candidates for tho wrfotra townuhip offiere to bq olectod <h the uinysl »y ortCT o?*S?f<|WMhiD CJonuniaets > bld} NINE AUCTION SALES ran to Kittinger's assistance. Roy Emmons. Roy Emmons .whose hi miles north und U mile ei iuKmiiii Goirrnmenl. day evening next. The City Clerk nf will explain Form of th en horn--, but soon afterward regain- i question of adopting that form of go\cd his senses and talked rationally tin- crnnimt will be voted mu In this city til a few minutes iM-fore hr died, at 12 ! **n Monday. April 4. there will n<» . lalwanl Fisher. j o'clock, three hours aft( south of Dowling, will ..Me­ Robert Hrynn* • H.tvlng*dccidcd to quit farming. Ed-I ’r. Mohler was sur tlon sale. Iln states that tho reason ' Having decided Io rent his farm, ’ ward Fisher will (II mikiim * of his pel 1 ' «-H«l all that hecould for Is not because ho Is in broken health, | Robert -Bryans will have an auction i sonal property ut iiuctlnn at bls farm J “ ateyuung rpan. who wit but because he wants to pay for his his farm 4ft inlfea south of Hus- j 3 miles south and 1 mile cast of Wood- hiju* * --- ----- —“ auctioneer"and*wTrn’botano ’‘clerk”'‘ln*? •’!** J4 n,l|r north ot Hendi-r-| land on sr-ctlnn 27 Woodland, rale fo I deuj I’ontlac City Clerk. Cha*. GrossMr. Emmons offers alarge list, 16 I "Chool house on section S. Italtl-1 begin al b n o'clock. Hot luiich at horses, 4 cow* 18 sheep. 60 hen* Sr —P. <£f,”,’h’ *i’,h,elJ.er f‘'■uX ‘r h."r^* ‘F “ rtor"'«-' 'WALL • PAPER OPENING »;••»; quantity of hay. grain nnd clovertced, JIs ——.. nr e._— ...i__ ___ : ru team a yr«. ?i""’ThJ'i*™,1.™ 7SS Ic°,L7V™”’'‘h' OF CARVETH & STEBBINS llcutars given In the ddv. In this liauc.' *oo“ fnrm t0°1*' 'i"*nU*y hay. grain I head of horse* 4 cow*, brood sow.' ■ and fodder. Hot lunch at noon. Col. ■ •on”’ F',f»d farm machinery and some | Unusually FkM Tk W’ "• Couch “1U l,c “»• “uctionrer Yw“*hlZ\un,L f".‘1,,rr.’ . 8pc lh" “dv-! Fetao....n ‘k "* . and James Hrown. clerk. See the adv. ordan. reldpausch Bro*, have exchanged fn. fllI. -r their farm, and .are going to engage ,or ,u*1 *‘t,r, cu*jr*' ■ of Wall papers on display, and have a in other business, so will dispose of . -----------their personal property tit auction at Jc*c F. Warner. Hiram Hus* Fred I- Itoblnaun. Jo* Falling health obliges Watson the farm known ns the John Kurts I Jcm« Warner has decided in noli Woodruff to quit farming altogether. Whitehead. Jamea Shay, Frank Wolfarm 2U miles northwest of Hastings 'La 1A?” they get the cn-am of nil tin- differ­ rntt. Alpheus Ellison, A. 1J. Putnam. ent Style*, nod by buying in stuMt large ' Chrlrty, J. C. Wilcox. James J. Mend. * sale I cock farm, section 3d Baltimore, quantities they gel the mod favor­ 1 Orville Barnum. Lloyd Winslow. Clark able prices. For yrura Carveth * I E. Jone*. W. F. Hawkins. James M. horaerni‘9 cow. i vonn.nl: Offrr" ’ COK*' * ’•*'*]■* 10 bushel, ling. Col. W. IL-Couch will be the Stebbins have been known as exten- Smith. Win. I*au«tIv, W. F. Clary’. W. cst7le*48 ahoaf* *9 *mher SJm •?- O!“*' ’truw' ,ooU nnd <>th-; auctioneer. Bert Stanton, clerk. This catnc. 4.. shoa s. » other bogs. 373 «r articles. No guodg dellv—- — —• •- ’-------- •- -- -------------S h‘*J«o«>0 t Friday evening nr sSnrday. farm tools, 12 H. P. gasoline engine.. Flannery wlll cry tho sale < Dcuiorratlc llstupirt Tonight, Read the advertisement of lh«4r I household goods. Lunch at noon. on another i.sgc tlty of hay and grain, long list of farm wall )>apcr opening In thia Issue. Shelter for horsea In ease of storm.. nnoiner pas-. srgc numbers of democrats front tools, many of them practically new, also miscellaneous article*. The adand Wm. Kronawitter Cha* I Next Saturday. March 14. you can| In Heed’s opera houss. say. on another page for particulars. Wellman has rented hla farm and will • ' TT1OVO to *KU,n will hflva. hh .. I Coffee Ranch by buying one-half sold. Tho toastmaster will be Ikon Kara Morehouse, Adiur. pound of their good Au cent lea. Mr. | Kelley, of St. Johns. Owjng to IUnt his farm 3 mile* straight north of! Clark Robinson. Freeman. proprietor nf the store, has the Soldiers Monument, on section 22, -. ... Carlton township.-iila to begin nt ten tie. deceased. Ezra Morohou*i>. the on adv. In this issuo telling about It. kiT V ••• o clock. Col. M. H. Couch will bo! administrator of the estate, will have It will pay you to road Ilhis property al auction at his farm tho auctioneer and Orville Barnum. an auction mlc at the Castle farm. 1 Medal Control. 5 miles south and one mile west of .clerk. Mot lurtsh at noon and shelter । miles north and milo west of the on? « the Hen-, । fqr horsca If It storm* Mr. Wellman 1 village of Prairieville. CoL Ruxs Bur- ..A »U<*r medal coutekt will be hgld w hoiwe: «oUon 12. i hs» * flnz pair oC idtoM, ages 4 and j disk wUl:be the auettnnerr and CHrc at tho M. E- church. pt>w|iqg, jiaturS^ik V* A,la M top ,-i. yoaix that h« 'rrjlLasdt -- uus aue, I Thdrpe. rlcxk- Mr. Morehouse wUi <Uy wains- March Hih umlar the o.clnca. Hot Lnnnh rm. -. i ■ slaw.« h-mm . Mtno h4r, I ho-.er. t yowx. 23 sheep, j hqg* au»pk>es o( th$ .nrC-JC U- fivyry17 ahoeta. 25 chlcltoas^quumty^f h*y_Born ged bMy.trmf .!•» icorn. Lt fodder, i.lot of form. Mol* and J® buck. 9 shnats, 76 ehlekans. sums farm tools, harness, and other �NEWS For Slender Figure This garment brings out the best Mturgl Km* of t duces the fubionsMo low bust, th* long straight ___ _ gether free willowy figure. Very lightly boned except thru the back. This garment ba* no stay* over tbs hip Iwm, which mexte of boning does not al all taka away from the auaight sung hip lines, but it does give perfect ease and comfort. Prices, It to Jl.S) Aroericsn Ledy ft Wowesler tic merit, our shoes for men and women are known to the people of this county as the quintessence of perfectly made oomfort-giving footwear. ifljs ' j WJ A. -jft L 'v'Tk they Coming to us, . do, from the most reputable . ranker,, whose care in the selection of materials, and insistence upon just-right methods of making are well known, we can, without hesitancy, recommend every . pair to be exactly as represented. o. .««Kr i. bindno«a card for [Fte-pon. a Means his adv. Mr. and Mr* J anty cn tonalned club • with a aU-< day evening. Shoes For Men Shoes For Women $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $51 For Stout Figure This number has the low bust and the extra long straight skirt with deep elastic gores over the thighs, which make the garment cling to the figure when standing and prevents cutting when the figure is sitting. This garment is very heavy boned, having the graduated clasp which adds to the support of the figure, holding Hie- abdomen up and giving good straight line in front. $2 & $3 American Lady & Adjusto i the Arch Ironside Shoe Company Masonic Temple Building HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 176 For Medium Figure We have a corset that is admirable (or the average and somewhat developed figures needing to confine well the flash of the hip*, Has the modish low bust combined with the long skirt in frotjt of which are four clastic section* which do away with any cutting Iq by the lower edge of the corset when the figure is sitting. These sections also serve to hold the flesh snugly when the figure ;* Mandi np. $1 $1.50 & $2 American LadylA Riyal WotmX trolt, which waa *eat from hla Cuban plantation -Mm. Jama* Murray haa bought the Mr* Newell Raymond property on Michigan Ave., a*d wlll soon be nkeiy located ther* We are offering for Friday and Sat­ urday. March 11. 11, choice of any winter hat for only ll.tl. Also some shape* at 60c. , F. U.yairchild * Co,—Adv., with Cha*Ss*quaa tn Hastings. I Middleville^ Naahvllle and Lake Ode»-« su this summer. the residents of Bar­ ry county will be plentifully supplied The W. E. Merritt Store Hastings, Michigan ‘ Phone 66 COAL IS LOWER! On account of the mild weather, I have been able to buy Coal Cheaper. I am going to give my customers the benefit. I hope you will take advantage of these prices. BUY NOW! PERSONAL MENTION Price Delivered Pocahontas Lump . . Massilon Lump or Egg >5.00 Jackson Hill, Lump or'E 5.00 White Ash, Lump Coal White Ash, Egg Coal A discount of 25c per ton from above prices where you do your own delivering. LISTEN—French’* White Lily Flour well attended a Masonic meeting In on Tuesday rvenlna. Ml*a Anna Hetsmansperurr of K«Iunuoc visited her Slater* Murguerllr and Helen. over Munday. Mias Elizabeth Severn™ <. of Jack­ son. »t>rnt Kurujuy with her paranta. *2.20 per 100 the. LUKE WATERS^ Phone ISOi Successor to F. H. Barlow * Co. Hastings, Mich. PERSONAL MENTION ROGERS <5 SON Phones, 194-192 Kalamazoo over Sunday. Mr. and Mr* a C. Brock and Mr* Mae Barnaby wars in Grand Itaplds Saturday. Mr* Quincy Myna*. of Vermont»«lln .i.l.-a vii.. I .... ci... -----. HOCKING LUMP, $4-50 Anthracite—^Pocahontas West Virginia I egg P John Haling*a aaw-milX craatve weeks previous to said day -of hearing, In tho Hastings Banner a newspaiwr printed nnd circulated In said county. * CHAR M- MACK. The General Verdict of all those using Sunshine Flour is the same, that is, Sunshine Flour is the best all around family flour we have ever used. The report of the dealers all along the line who are handling Sunshine Flour is, Sunshine Flour is giving splendid satisfaction, not a word of fault found with it. This is gratifying to us, and goes to show that our efforts to put out a first class flour are being appreciated, and encourages us to continue along the same line. . , engaged tn work la Chicago. There ha« been filed with Begirt er of Deeds Tokiim nd a trust mottgugr for 61.611.OSO give* by tho AuH*lile Electric Company to ll>« Harris Trust * Saving* Hunk, of Chicago. The document ha* been Hied in Gcneasrr. Ml»a Olga Gjtrrtson. of 1’entwatcr, who has been visiting her staler. Mr* Grace Bauer, is ape nd Ing thl» week In Grand Rapid* Edgar Bronaqn returned Wednes­ day from Athens, wlfers ho haa been power for the luttla Creek division of the Kalarnan ... <rw1 Grand Rnpld> electric rullr'wd. agjch crooeoe Pralrtevllle township. Auction Hal,'—Oa Saturday. March the Hth.. at l;J0 p. M. al lhe Inter­ section of Jeff< I . .i| and Court streets, in the «ky of 11 .i .-Hng* I ahall offer for tale, one span at gray mar** a splendid work teaiC ops double har­ ness* one single harness. one wagon complete, and one Oliver tjhlll plow, formerly the proj,.rty of-Robert Din­ widdle; now dewuetj. Thomas Sul­ livan. Adrnr. of E«tat* of Hubert Din- plant mors etfloient. Thornepple Ges k Bleatrle 0o 'Phone D. We will endeavor to keep a full line of feed in stock at all times. Yours for good goods and a square deal. rheum* Gain. • nnd brutes* MICHIGAN. Consult .ua freely on �middieviiie ruin, oin r*i' <iuru -----’ . Uh his parent* Mr. Dlllephnck I Mr* Lajira Sheldon who has -beenn deputy barber Inspector of Michigan suffering With quinsy is reported bel­ aud Is working this territory, and in'------- -£•-*.— tho'mmnUme looking up a location Albert Beardsley nnd wlfo enter­ for n barber shop having recently tained hla alstor, Mr* Anna Stnnsold out In Detroit. lutugh. husband and »on Richard of Tho Mesdames Ellio and George Rebow* over Bunday. It is reported that our former Coats of Coata Grove visited nt Wil­ neighbor* Perry Nead and wife, wlll liam Dove’s Friday. have a rale Hits wook nnd nro propar•daughter. Mrs. Carrie Fisher, of the turn. HlAlo Jlund. to Detroit for a few days Mi*« MnrguerJtn Welch was the visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rais­ of her sitter, Mr* Blna Ncad. er, who recently became tho happy guest over Sunday. .. pa rents of a lino baby. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hynes nre lookCARLTON CENTER. Cotton’s this Week while Mr., and Mm. Will ChnmborlMn returned to De­ Colton nra spending tho week In Has­ troit Monday. ting* Mr. Cotton being an tho Jury Wraley Narrls Is on the rick list. from Woodland. Mr. Mishler Is moving on hl* now farm, formerly <ho Earl McKibben day visitor with her daughter Lota In Kalamazoo. Carl Knickerbocker has bought the Mrs. B. R. Holly left Wodnoaday J. M. Milbum farm situated on socfor a few days visit with her daugh­ ter, Mr* Agnra Fisher, nt Kalamatoo, surn of 346QO.OO. Mr. Milburn will and to sco thnt new grandson. to Freeport. Victor Hllbort apent Bunday with move Manraret Hmlth -who Is on the sick - friends In Hostings nnd Middleville. list, hns been moved tn tho homo of Mr* John Boynton of Woodbury hnr sister-in-law, Mr*. John Burd. w.ii entertained by Mr* Phillip Bchray over Sunday. B. D. Kathormnn was called to Sliest of Lucena Nichols lost Bunday. Bradford. Ohio, Saturday to attend Mrs. Webster of llnntlng* Is al the his sister's funeral. Mr*.' Nathaniel Whiting of tho vil­ lage, passed away Monday owning at her home. Tho funeral was heldI. Home of tho things that nro interTnuraday forenoon nt at ton e o‘clock at lh„ |(, „c thJ, communlty u Thursday ‘ * ! wL. tb£nt ° rv’ S’.im* I New Plcklo Plant, to bo eslabltshtai wm In Wno.ildnd ceinetery Num-] Hastings, nUo tho sugar boot h<,.r 'an' i,T*' ,!h,nl*ava,iraMand I lni’"riry, t”1’ lh*' Journal-Herald our villagn n great many years and I i^ri“>o‘«iyii*"that***w to have n was grwtly loved by all who knew agency* .... her. Bho leaves behind her husband, they did not mention our numerous four d.iughtera and two *19* .‘*1 gas wolls) nnd another scribe for tho mourn the lo*. of ! same paper makes mention of a mMhcK Until n few ynnra ago when 1 advertising agency; Hut we hey disbanded shn had p*'™ “SHthlnk ihaJattrr enterprise will meet lye member and worker In the Relief. A hort nt apposition as Carlinn J ch^np hns been noted for some limo for Its •’{fit Amanda Rosenburg of jval-1 advertising. chean iulvcrtlilng. ■ Nettlo Grcenrnan of | Wn there will bo no cereal cofSmith Havsn. •“«’ ramlfte. l« on the gain, Luther writ- here tre inc tho mrcparv forepart m of <nth" ■ week to attend tho funeral of their WEST GUN LAKE. moi her. Mrs, Whiting. Wilbur Hynes Is nttondlng court nt A reception was held nt the homo Hastings this. wSek as panel juror. of F. I>. Cutler in hapor of Rev. C. Tho village elecllon parsed off von’ P. Radder and wife who have re­ quietly Monday, resulting In the elec- signed his charge at the West Gun tlon of the entire Ciliums ticket com­ Lake church on tho account of hla posed of Lower neo M. Hilbert, presi­ health. They left Monday for Ring­ dent: John DeB, John Kahle* R. 11 wood. Oklahoma, whero they will VanHoutln, trustees for two years: make their futuro home. Their Iztwrenco Faul, trustso for ono year; friends and neighbora regret their goDoVare England, rtork; Leonard Wachtor. treasurer; Lewis Christian. them. A two courso dinner was glvKsseraor, w.. which w..^. will make quite- a en after which there w.i» music by change In thu administration of the (in,i yrx. Radder. After which ullaIra of th" village. . rov. (Udder mode a'fow remark* on A largo delegation from here nt- his trip. At tho close of tho remark* tended th" democratic bnnquet al ; everybody jolnedrln ringing thn song. Hastings this Thursday evening. : "Go.l Bo With You. Till Wfl Moot K. J. Hheldon nqd family, formerly | Again." of Greenville, moved on their farm Charles Williamson who has beer, recently purchased of O. D. Btnven* | on the rick list tho last four weeks l» one mile enst of tho village tho tatter , reported bolter nt ihl« writing. part of the wack. This family comes I Forty neighbor* and friends met nt highly riH-ommended an exemplary thc home of Mrs. Robnrt WUHnmfcn. citizens nnd wlll And a kind welcomo Monday -------.--------------. ----and-----reminded her of her ».... 07th nmongxt the people here. birthday. Refreshment* were served •Spring Showing .... "« wnu rwniuiy trot _ fsrrn In Irving township for uno one iinat nnar .............. ItriWir.l City, loaded a.,. Howard hb« goods In -a car nnd then on Wednesday *tnrt'-d overland with hla team to lha new home, Snmo drive, conaidrrlng the condition of the road* A. M. Davenport of Grand Rapldx Whs down an Wednesday, looking uv- We are making a splendid showing of New Spring Goods and every departmemt is crowded with new mer­ chandise.- This is an invitation extended to the public of Hastings and vicinity to visit our store and get acquainted with the new styles, prices and our method of doing business Tho following democrats attended tho banquet in Grand Rapids Tuesday cvmjlng. B. C. Hwlft, Frank l-ec. II. G. Bcmiway and George Kraft. IC. J. McNaughton left nn Wednes­ day on n budneq* trip. Ho Intended •......—' a,a uai* ^a.11111 aiHHIU-l>|a luinalug. 1-Py. McNaughton came homo from the M. A. C. on Friday «n uveount «t an abacera in hl* ear’from .’which hr lilt* Buffered several day* Ona, of thn character* of ihls vleln Ity for mn#tv yean- was a horse trade by tho name of-Charley Hopper. Fo *omcx-jr«ira ho ha« been In Buttle Cj vk and Kalamazoo. that he had 1o*t hla rrzidemw In this county, and when ho catno back hero some works ago our supervisor sought to hnvo him return ti» Knlatnazoo, but he Al­ ways liked Middleville pretty well, ami was loath lo go and oven threat­ ened lo Mitoot anyone that attempted to send him. but on Thursday he to­ gether with hl» few belongings wore loaded upon the train with a ticket 1 ■■• Hird! /few Coats. Suits and •Skirts We show the Best Qualities at the Lowest Prices New Shipment of D. M. C. Embroidery' Cotton Complete in all numbers, white and ecru. Ready Made Dresses for Ladies’ and Girls. ■ Jamestown' Dress Goods in all the leading shades. Boys’ School Pants, Waists and Shirts. Men’s Dress Shirtsi Socks, Suspenders, Etc A- he'ii.is Iw.-omr a county In tho borne. Tho Farmer*' Club mot nt Bert Carter's on Thursday anil the usual good Hmo was had by all present. Tho winter season will soon draw to a clnso und then tho meetings wlll not bo so well attended again until fall. good thing lor nil line* and If the merchants would follow tho farmers’ lead In this respect much good would come of It. Many questions of Intermany Intnrcating nnawcra are given. • G. D. Whlunoio was In Hosting* »n bun In can Friday. Riturday'a Morning Herald of Grand Rapids had tho announcement of tho appointment pf Charles F. Parker <ut postmaster nt Middleville. HiistingsHeadquarters for Dry Goods and Ready to Wear ONE PRICE TO ALL her of tho school board nnd haa al­ ways taken an active Interest In pol­ itic*, nnd there Im no better qualified Thelma Townsend has twen quite sick with catarrhal fever but in het eezaful postmnsterahlp. postmaster for tho past 1C yenrs, has not decided na to hla future, lie wlll no doubt bo somewhat restloss for n Wetasert Bros. tnnn nnd family over Sunday. ♦♦♦♦♦♦ Bauer Bros., is the Best Place to buy shingles for miles around. We carry a com plete line of building materials and can furnish. Everything that enters into the build­ ing of a barn or house at the lowest brother's farm In Baltimore nnd Mr. Elliott has moved Into Curt Mar­ shall's tenemc nt house. Henry Bmlth bought a lino match­ ed *|uin of hors'* -if Charles girlckUnd'of Baltimore Friday. Mr. nnd Mr* ’’uhrman nnd son spent Bunday nt Merritt Mend's near Nsahvlllo. Gratiot Co., »p« nt Wednesday nnd remembered by m.-ny h»re as the law partner of A. E. MilU’ fqlhcr in Nash­ ville several. Y'^trs ago. Will Burr leaded his goods Into a viile. He wlll n<> back to hla fat in nt' Hart. Mich. Mr. Durr and family wlll assisted Mr. Burr with his packing nnd loading hW roods onto tho oar* D. W. Roger*. Goa . Coleman nnd Tho* Rulllvan went to Port Huron today on btndness. For fair and honest treatment bring your bills to Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Broadway Yard*, Phone 224 Bauer Bros. E. Court St. Yards Phone 254 •or Hale—Goo.l grade Jersey cow. dur ' Phone 32SB. I-wk ood condition. Rnap If Billie Hitchcock. 1-wk ilcek and chair. lllehcodk. Bargain. in Sslo— Pon Indian Runners. 4 ducks and drake. S5.00. .Pen Klcllinn Buttercup* “ pullets and roos­ tho wook at Buttlo'Creek. rlth ter: riHMtcr. bred by F. R. Fllu-ld. Mrs. David Wilkinson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Strickland spent Saturday nnd Sunday with Mr. and . -.'A'.,; ...____ -r----------- Mrs. David Wilkinson nnd attended BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. quarterly meeting nt this place. Wanted—-Man by month or yc.tr. to work on farm. Hlngic man prefer­ red. John M. Payne, phone SIR iwk BANANAS by CAR LOAD or bale—Duff Orpington eggs fof batching. Inquire Phone 3(2-4 We buy bananas by the Car Load and can make you very low prices. !►—Part of house. .1 small dwelling. :ei: office. doom*, furnished and unfurnished gas. light and water. Enquire Hill­ For sal,' ('lit'wp—Raw arbors mid ery whorl mlHirs at Htate St. 2 ago. r,h"ti)" 333. , For *)!«—<). •od < ■>*•. due *o.in. Geo. Kcolt. Jr.,, Quimby, hone !I4H-4 1-A 1; ring* «te Imok, between Quimby 50 & 60 pound bunched for $1.^0 & $150 You had better Ke u, before you order bananas any where else. D. FOR.TINO —Fruit Store Next to Bessmcr's Jewelry Store Hastings ... . Michigan or leave bunk nt HANNER office. Delton. < lay loom juill. nearly level. Grant Diekeraon; between East Statc'ltfkid und Bunday afternoon. ___________________________ "I itk-e—All persona wanting seed oats’ cleaned pie.,*, cumi* Thursdays nnd : Fridays of each week. Como EAR-J LY nndT avoid the rush. Make dates 1 by plume. W. J. Moody. I>owl|ng.l Mich. proved, good buildings, will divide. S.-II f>0 nr fid acre* Good timber und building* on either. Price rea­ sonable. If not sold by March 20 wlll rent Io some good reaponaiblo party. Georg.- Boil. Coata Grove. I'antcd—Five more salesmsn for: Routh Western Mich..' to handle the Van Olockland Lighting Bystem. (Acetylene) for country home* Iqingnfows and home* in towns away from electricity or go* Gwin* to wonderful improve- I menta In generator nnd piping It can bo installed, complete for less than one-hundred dollar* Thia it | nbout one-third of the price of the ‘ usual ptant of this kind. I-i Installoil without tearing up the floor* or defacing wall*. A guud proposition will be made to a j few retliiblo men. T>» hurry matters In answering! send four rtforencs* Address THE 11 Hunt Bros. Phono long blocks from hank corner. Phono 4M1L If ■Your choice of throe young City. Special “Hcalili Warning” tor March. Wanted—Gentleman boarder. very young «ud for elderly people/ Croup, .bronchial eo)d* lagrlppc and pneumonia are t<> bo feared nni avoided. Fnley’s Honey and Tar li •» great family mcdklnn that will qqicki ly stop a cough, chock the progf-ta of a cold, and relievo tafia med and congested air _j>a*sa0fc u |a *»f<J purs and Alww-'i rcUaMb. Arthuri Mulholland.—Adv. Bit1-wk NORTHE.VST CASTLETON. Mr* Don Everetts ami chlhlren and r* Sol linker spent Tuesday with jli ea«'h"'' Fleas., notify Wm. Zus-' , chniit. KOI Routh Michigan Ave. Iw Sunday NchMl nt 10 octock and preaching at 11 ocloek next Sunday due April '?nnic.l—A housekeeper. Apply to i n Itrnev lliiatlnra. 2-wk: 1 IU?I Allie Kennedy of the State Roat any i.ni- Job und especially with one has born visiting her nn. I.- and aunt. that carries tha/rrsponsibllltlea thnt tho postofflce doc* Dick luut bcen'nn obliging nnd efficient official nnd Mr* Ida Dove nf Woodland visited Mrs. Maude Smith b»t Thuniday. with the best wishes of ail,'rogurdlv.Hi Almost nil thn fnmdb-u in tho neigh­ of their party affiliations. borhood have had ’hiT .. ™id ‘ n)£rth.! Tho Congregational Aid Society the fondly sick wlih . a •. cold ’.J r ■■■< tn. ,, supper on Friday evening was wel’ grip ns it hns usually taken thnt form , attended and.Rrcatly enjoyed. recently. Illco Record of Caledonia was the Mira Peek of HnwiiiK* visited ovet guest of si; F. Jordan Friday evening Sunday with Heth Itli hardsan. Mr. and Mr* Wllhum Smith visited has been spending a few dayn here Mr. nnd Mr* Im Cutton of East EANT WOODLAND. ed her with a sliver thimblq.ns a tok­ preparing for his spring campaign for Woodland last Friday. Quito n number fmm this neigh MUs Z.' Kilpatrick visited Hastings en of remembrance. All enjoyed n tho Society, i ■ time. Dr. E. D. Johnson^ noir of New barhood have been .-mending the re • '^Liffn^NtVtfnnd'flib vnlsKokCdhc to good aua. r. ir. i.aaiwr aui, ,-rn o »a»a- Turk > urg Cny. Llty. h*«. IHVH. we linatnciin'I. ntunderstand, an oftor In Grand Rapids Gio use two,rrr nnijel. ronrideratloq nf going baek week* to Ixmilon. England, where he wa’ I* uroused and Ih.r. Melvin Thomas Is reported nn th" gomn year* number of cnnv> tslot Mrs. Edward Fisher was called to Ohio BatiiTiUy_by tho death of her sink list thia week. ‘ R. y. Whitmore haa accepted a posister. Hho wlll return Tuewtay. Friend Orton was surprised when a ,|t|On in Holland and left for there tubjoci of that Industry and some fsw of hl* old friend* mvl nt his homo | Monday daughter. Mr* Roscoe Hyne* this HAturday evening and ramlndod him i Kranj Brandstotter nnd Frank have decided to r l-o romc beets thu that h>- was forty year* old. Bio Chapman wore ll«hlng on Payne Luke Mrs. Mary W.irner of. Kinin hu«! Mr* rnuo air* Philo Hitt uni spent a h coupie couple 01 of ovonlng o.usiinK wax spent playing podro nt- on Friday nnd tnmo Kick with the tbr which supjMir was tu-rvod. Every । Homo weight. 13 pounds! been visiting Mt* Melvina Barnum. day* nt tho homo of her brother. J. t*r suppnr body reported’ n- good time. [ j,-exti Hitt In Woodland last week. ~ --------------------------i The Hotel finishing is nearly comHing friends In Hastings and I-inslng. DyspcpsU la our national ailment, pletsd nnd now awalta ., landlord. Grandma H.nntnond Im 111 with thr Tho little son* Victor and Grayilon Burdock Blood lllttera lathe national' Rev«ml nan, nf uxtorn «-..rn hava J Several can of <>( Bernard Black nro on tho sick li«t euro for It. It airengthenx stomach been unloaded by M< rrltt Im the proud ■ ly. Th dry «M*’n .. The- L. A. B. nt the homo of Mr* Iva juice* purines the blood, builds I blow on the corn crop and In fact Mr. nnd Mr-. N.it Edmnnds visited \ Iola Barry was well attended and a I you up.—Adv. . j mast all of the crops suffered. nt Hllns GAekllt's In Johnstown last i, —_£ ■ Dr. A. U T.iylof nnd Harry Bennet' Thursday. -' were In Grand Rapids on Monday Chn* Glllaspl.- i« confined to tho ' getting repairs for their nuto* The houiu' will, grip. OUR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PAY bright sunshin.' makes then think of Mrs. Chas. Huff'nan nnd little snn having everything ready to enjoy the of Johnstown xcued her daughter. 3V4 percent if left with us one year auto sport again. Mrs. Lulu Edrpi.f.dn and family, last Thursday. 3 percent if left six months Mr. and Mr* Jiko Iluffm.in were Other investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are tho t.'nlon, in tho field. much in­ Sunday juoti .it the hflnio of Wudoy. Edmonda and wife. subject to change in market value which may take more than in­ Q. D. Whitmore was In (hand Rap­ 1 th'veral from tin* neighborhood at­ terest, then too, you must find a buyer. ids on Monday afternoon to in<ct tended the W. C. T. U. mc-tlng al IL, with the Equitably Life Insurance Johnson'* l.i»t Fil-lity and report a: Our Certificates are Payable on Demand and Provide a agents of Western Michigan nnd tho tine time and .x. . llent dinner. Sure Income. Savings Books Issued. Mr* Shaft is rep rted a little better at this writing. LAKE ODESSA STATE SAVIMGS BANK. Laks Odessa, Mich. able ha« n good many polit y holder* Nat Edtiion.N, .ml wife visited the 'Organixtd in 1888 — Undcf State Control hero nnd many more will bo nddc.d latter's sister. Mr*. John Benedict nnd ua they cotno to know the kind of pol- family, near Cedar Creek last Friday, OFF1CERS AND DIRECTORS. Chn* Gillespie wishes to thnnk the . Wo understand that Glenn Allen Indies of the pawling Aid Society fori George LivertonPresident Is thinking of building a store build­ the fruit sent him during his lllnen* ' Wm. H. McCartneyVice President ing at Farnialeo In the near future Sherman I. StrongCashier Thia has been n good trading point for many years nnd no doubt wtirbe Howard C. LawrenceAssistant Cashier A. D. Glbsnn Grand Rapids Is again In the near future. Otto C. Russ Otis Miner George Baird hns bought the Celes­ visiting old frlend i hero for several, tin Whitaker property nn Grand Rap­ Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Krieger ids street. Ho will make some Im ­ U. S. Postal Savings Depository No, 4770. with pneumonia I* again able to b<; provements arid rent it. out. Frank Hollister and family have, moved onto th. <'stroth farm which: hn'wlll work the < omlng,year. Shingles! Shingles! Shingles! WANT ADS. Onited Light t Railways Co, Cail oj write us for quotations on First Preferred (1% Cumulative Stock of the United Light ami Railways Co. This stock is exempt from the normal Federal Income Tax to the holder, for the reason that the Tax is paid at the source. Pull explanation on request. Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Bartles Cituens 4145 and 1122 Bell Main 22U Grand Rapids, Mich. Fifth Floor Mich., Trust Bldg. MAKE up pour mind to get the Piano you need in your home right now and then call and see the wonderful array ofstyles and different makes wecarryforyourconvenience in makingyour selection. If it’s a Player you want then you must come hereto getthe best Player as we carry the great "Apollo," "Angelas" and many others. Call 4277 and tell us you are interested. Apply FRIEDRICH’S farm work. Salary 1300 per year, houix- with phone. Included; garden fruit, hug fur meat, etc. Will keep row or horse. Steady employment year around for the right man. Addrw n. M- MhLoughlln. Nashville. Mich. . 1-wk Grand Rapids. Michigan. �*— THIRD DAY'S FIGHT AT GETTYSBURG ORATORY ECLAMATION | GEUB4MB SHHOYEIL OF IBV1NG, HELD BY I IlEUALI^ INCIDENTS -OF THE GHK.1T CONFUCT LELAND DESCRIBES AWFUL SCENE OF PICKETT S CHARBE JEWELRY. FOR ALL OCCASI WHATEVER THE OCCASION WHAT NOT—WE DING, PARTY, ANNIVERSARY OR HAVE JEWELERY TO FIT THE OCCASION. THE QUALITY OF OUR JEWELERY IS NEVER QUESTIONED. WE KEEP RIGHT UP TO THE MINUTE ARE ALWAYS MODERATE OUR SUPERB IN STYLES! FOR THE BEFORE THE OCCASION ARISES FOR PRICES GRADE IT, ' COME IN AND EQUIP YOURSELF WITH THE JEWELS YOU DESIRE MAY HAVE ABUNDANT TIME TO CARE FOR THAT “--------YOUR REQUIREMENTS. L. V. BESSMER THE RELIABLE JEWELER D KEITH R THE WINNERS federates Next Described. ILu-tlUg*. • - CBtlrd InslaUment.) Thlsi will, closo the third day's batGettysburg, fought July 8. ■bx-ianmtory aHjLiratorlcal . 1H6I. Fifty yours ago 1 did nut thlnk- tlio victors la whl< h represent our , ,°°l ,n the ■Ub’distrlet contest ono account of the greatest battle fought on northern soil, but the enemy did not get tho right balls Unto their contest, the-work being muVe elec­ rifles to. do the work that they in­ tended to do. or perhaps they took tive. and pupils taking |uirt being exnoor alm nt me At unv r-.it.. 1 don’t r.n,p,t1 •ron‘ oo« book report In their English work. Thur»day evening of ....... '".'-Mfcu annual urcIt wasn't my fsull. nor the fault uf lamatory contest With seventeen puJohnny Rcb. 1 feci able to* call It a ini* of the freshmen and sophonfore English classes «s participants, tho square dsaL Well, wo hear no much of Pick- tam«,.............................. enrolled. la matlons: AUCTION SALE On account of failing health I have rented my farm and will move to town. I, will therefore have an auction sale at the farm, 3 miles ttraighi north of the Soldier’s Monument in Hastings, and first house south of the Welcome church, on section 32, Carlton township, on Thursday, March 19 Commencing at 10 o’clock. Bitting rig Light double harness Scl dump lumrdit 2 step IsdikTs Three section spring tooth drag tight in- chusetls."—Keith Chidester. ItriMHl Mill. w lo Battle Creek. ind Mrs. Burrel Phillips Reynolds from near Bedford were air. anu airs, ucorje .11 anger ar secy visitsd the home folks Friday. | eoT® Uor"er?Mr. and Mrs. Quantity >t»ic pipe Water cnani M-|wtrai llll.bll.- oh April OU Move, S-burtM-rv Ilog lunik Manure fcirl 110 fl. hay. rope with pullies MENS. About S3 ItlpHlf- I-tin ml Iicim Bronze turkey gtdiblrr. 2 yr*, old 3 neahUiix barrels Grain sacks 15 bn->heU jKiUUMM Hot Lunch at Noon. Tho Souther® 8uldlvr."—Gladys uiner. • _ "Toussaint L/Ouverturc."—Edna Iron bed. xnriugs Oilier articles too Shelter for Horses if it Storms. general, but he made u big mistake rtf Qalrt* All sums of $5.00 or under cash, iamb ui ame. Ovcr (h?l amounl 8 niomhs time will be given op bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No property to be removed until settled for. * Lee, pflaced 130 cannon un Seminary Marguerite HuU. Ridge, one mHe northwest ot Meade's "The, Christian fliadUl line. Precisely at one o'clock In the atternoun. ho opened fire with hla "Education. artillery on tho line ut Hancock's Corps und Hiegel's Corps, which or. Sunday visitor at Heft Garrison's. cupled tho point where he wanted to The spirited music by the High School rnuko the nsaiult. About 150 rebel doctor's carts. cannon und *0 union cunnem were Todd all In action at the same time sending Girls' Gic forth their mew*engvrs of death. Them' big guns, only one mile apart. Arthur Hedges of Carlton uyganlzcd rooting and hla grandmother, Mrs. ” Heed, Ulllqu. week. proved very snttttalning and would Will Harris of Grand Rapids Is vis­ do credit to a college assembly and iting hla mother. Mrs. Harris and thouisht th< (rs. Tom Clemens will entertaln t In . Cemetery April the let for dinner. Moore wlll move onto hla brother's farm here. We wlll welcome them to our nelgh- OxiMirn 'III I I- BALTIMORE TOWN LINE. GRANGE HALL OOKNEKN. Onluiru tnpwt-r, I Osborn hny'rakn M IHCELLANEQU8. BctUlcad ami springs Cheney. "Anii’ricanism.’^—Lu.v Merrill. was able to sec on Uie night of. the Mnunntt’s Lust Speech." second day's fight that he 'was licked. Ihixel Smith. "Memorial Day morning of tho secund day on Bonham. Mcwdo'n left center ho would have "The ItalUe of Gcrmanlawn." given Meudo a tight rub. for he would huVu had mure troojis on hand than Winifred Nichols. ■ "The Victor of Marengo. beforu hu tried Mrado's Danka. The aunio might huve applied to Meade's noth Gane. center on Cemotery »HL IBs.army would have been »u reduced that he OPEN EVENINGS I offer the following property MACHINERY. HOBNFS AND HARNESS. Ray gelding, S yra. ol Brown griding. I yn This U a fine team. so much mid about Pickett's charge In newspapers, vr rather grand charge. It was one of the p-x-rv.-t point on July EST. 1SSJ jE HIGH SCHOOL .DRAW BIG ■VDb A. N. WELLMAN, Proprietor COL W. H. COUGH ORVILLE BARNUM AUCTIONEER CLERK trembling, tho tomb-slonea in the cemetery were shot to pieces until true, nil former who.d teachers and familiar with this work. All the tillery exploded nnd men and horses young people did Well, tho greatest ' from Friday night until Monday. ■ ner and Viator of North Carlton werq I er 11 ng' ounty Line visitors Wednesday. making u wetk'a visit among 9 from the indlvMud effort made in The tiring kept up about two hours. ing memorizing and af ~ ‘ ‘ ‘" Gu«->tn at Mrs. H. J. Gcrllnger'a I in Hostlnga nnd Grand Rapid*, First place wAs । huraday wire: Mrs. ftohor and Mrs.1 Rev. T. 1-ji\v nnd <•. V. Sb i to Keith Chidthin tor people from this vlrlndy. i t>lM*e< racntatlvo Hur­ and 1-clduy. Mrs. Alice Bristol received a Ion,; und nephew 1 et ready for thn final attack. Gen. Itngume'n nnd Mrs. Waldo Garllngcr and Mr. Uvrllngcr. Friday. Dwight Howamri Charley Bush of Grand Rapids isl„. —---- ------- ---------- ----co ceased firing, thinking that --he th" floor of tl siting his grandparents. Mr. and bud silenced the I'nion artillery, and suult <* visitors with on hi« I rs. Frank Hush. I nude his Infantry , ready to charge. in the Sen.it' Thursday. m Waldo Grillngvr's Tuesday Thera Aro Always Boms. Floyd Garrison, wife und daughter Gen. Pickett was to lead and Gen. reeling Tho man who thinks tho world E.irt Woodland buslnex str. ana sirs, i unison iiurrvugns or , • .. ----- ' i. — . C, l .......... ... .—' could not get alone ulthoul him gehDowling spent Sunday at F. Wilkes.- Wa Usun a also Mr. «nd Mrs. Archie near Scmlngry Ridge,, the starting other. Mrs. Mutchlor. Friday. .. . . Mattison nnd nnd children. uolnt. aa mile distant. point, distant, ;S<>. the rebels crally succeeds In f.ndlng foolish ptoMln Edna Schmidt nnd little nl«e Mrs. Fred Vansyckle want lo Dowl­ Daniel G.rllncer nf Nnwhvlll Maxwell Crawley is on the sick list came — on with their old-fashioned er Hun- plo who will chare his belief. yell, nitrd, 1 suppose, with whiskey and rille powder. Fearing nothing dramatic and difficult selection■ from FREEPORT. Norels and Hyde byamd wood fur Mr Mr.. and and Mnu Mrs. Quy Guy simp^n Simpson o off arand Grand drill, with inuakels on their right I’rnus and thu wild German auras, Fred 8tatnm Friday. Ru|tlds vlrited their parents In the shoulders and marching right along which she did sphndldly. Joe McGrath had tho misfortune to I village over Sunday. Third place was given to Mlrt Mar­ get a broken leg Saturday. While pr. IL C. Peckham visited in De­ ington. They lutd gone only a Hille guerite Hall, who unva with tine spirit working in the sawmill Saturday a • troll part of lust, week. and feeling The liidsr uf tin- Black log rolled onto ths crippled leg. j Miss Laura Dernond spent Saturday IJttle Round line. Will Phillips and family attended a ; an«J' “““•W *n . birthday narty un Mrs. Phillips moth- , KraBk H><*e visited in Freesull the -c-L _ .c. ... fora mart nf lu*t nttle. took a Imnd In the conflict. his country. When Pickett got within 100 rods of tho I'nion llnf. grape und canister ■inn tut I oratorical contest In which : joyatilc time for those present. mowed hl« men down, und tho infan­ Owing to poor health, I am obliged to quit farming, and will therefore have Mias Jessie Phillips spent Sunday try poured In more than their share p.irtldpuuiA are limited-to niemla-rs I an auction sale of personal property at the H. M. Babcock farm, two miles cast of bullets. The . cnenjy went down like gruss before a mower. I shall to the point. and a half mile north of Dowling, on section 26, Baltimore township, on visiting his uncle, Aw-tln Ferri, and never forget that fatal day of July "Self lnvesttncnt."r—Vara Wo family and other relatives here re­ "The Keynote of Progress.' turned home today. day night. Harold Nagler winning the high waler mark, the clump »b trees. land Holly. Tho Bullis school lieglns again to- flve dollar tndd piece. "Darkey laillaby* (Hutnurcskc) left. We chared them und captured , _____ _ Club. ‘ u lol uf prisoner* Mrs. Elisa Sheffield and Hhlrley "Ths Brotherhood uf Nations.''— tended 1 could tell tho reader much more Mlles MnrkS. "Foreign Harold • homo Sunday. rent* nw> front doing so now. During' Commencing at 10:00 o'clock A. M. I offer the following properly: E AUCTION SALE Friday, March 20,’14 Scliool HcjKwt. fur month ending March «. 1,14. Total enrollment. 19. "Vanguard uf the King." (Vocal1 many dead and wounded us I saw . " stretched on this Held. Hen* of the Solo)—Alfred Wllcint. i Gettysburg. Our Sutton. Village election was held In Ware's Our fatalities ccrI hull. Monday. ’ but those uf the Vlde."—orchestra. ' Another •-apaclty audience listened enemy Wore much greater. Gen. Lee's sell-iald plans were defeated to the uralioriH. Good natured rivalturned to their home tn Woodland • HUHNES.' Black gclillng. K yr*, old, wt. I luo Bay gelding, coming 0 yrx. old, Mt. Goh- riding plow axsixted by the sophomores and thu month were: Donahy Ktrudtbeck, our friends and neighbors whp so Mabel Shriller. Alethea L'slxirne. laiw- I kindly assisted us, in the illness*nnd renco Parkhurst. Thomas Parkhurst.1 death of our beloved mother and Jndcr Nettles. Thomas t'sborne. Her-, brother, especially Mr. and Mrs. Betts tu* Strxxltlicck. Roy Heaney and Wlll-'l for their comforting words and slngle ^?rlb*r' . ,n* during their lllneM and death. AlThe pupils are quite delighted uvor so grateful for tho help received from Mr. und Mrs. W. L. Hsk. Mr. and Mr* IL F. lliyntnond. After tho M|iel| ' AdV. a question box. | ind Mtxsirn. s i'„in.u..i. t *mi am «>■ inariH-r— Wo wish to thank .«h«n«Min w« .spect- our friends and neighbors tor their the Ruger^s school down to spell with I kindness shown us In getting up the The 17th of Ireland Nifty little Shamrocks and St. Patrick Cards are our stock for this occasion. Birthday candles and candlesticks for birthday cakes — " 1 1 ■ .i । ■— ive just received a sample line of hand bags from 10c to $2.50, many of them high grade 5, 10 and 25c Store 1MW». HuliuZr. MUb. w-art. another rebel commander. Mtfto storm Meudv's rear leut neither Pickett nur Stcwurt. accomplished their plana. No**, this la tny la-»t article about Gettysburg. I suw Gettysburg In D><> and again In 1918. Time Is no­ livened the program .throughout as Hickle grinder COWS. t'lunnplon fftower. *> ft. cut chrstra. The orations Were the in­ dividual work of e.i.-h participant und1 provorfim.ot Int'-rc-ilng to follow, dis­ playing excellent thought und style. They were given In a forceful, convlncrood train­ on the Other Shore, buys. Let us Ing manner that ..Ileox's soloj drill fur the Great Captain ctf our ... ...... ind the two iiuml- r« by the Glee Club ; Irving, Mich. P. «.—My -next will bo un account uf what happuned. on July 4. There wax not mach lighting, but wo fol­ lowed Ixc lo the Potomac and up lo his furtllli'd position al Frederick, Chase. Rev. Hullun and U.-iM. Hutes <>n thuught and . omposdtlon, Miss Deiw, aiiHs airier, i .'Mgs und the nMinig'. »/ the untrklhg.i gave first place to la Lind Holly, uf Wt-odland, mid secund jdnM iff Harold Hum- ratM Hay kidfo Third lior*o luirncsa 30 Itcua Quantity of out* Utile Mary's aunt was visiting her A Prolliabli t'oUIMiu. at her home in the country. One day No •me ought o- bo without flour,; Mary said: "Como, auntie, and see my Judging from th" low pries iiuolud In I I'lcrsun * Bon'd adv. • Cut out the cuu-i little bant les. They are just cutting their tall*.** 0140 er whs. Brsjtd U the Epaufob workingman’s1 atatf qf life and lb- averag* ccn- J cmapdoD la estimated at a pound par. MISCEJzLANEOCS. Quantity of corn .ill gnl. nil tank 15 till. meal Jut FARM TOOLS,. Funner* I'aroritc grain drill, 11 hoc, disc Thu aub-dlalriut contest will be Black Friday. held the last week In March amt HusBlack Friday In the financial his­ as the commit­ tory of tho United States was Septcm, would cure to favorable reply spoculakirs ran ths price of gold up to catching a great many par­ sons In s corner nnd causing s panic. w. <-. T. I. Meeting. In British financial history Black Fri­ day was May 'll, 1866, on which, day nt the hmitr ..f Mrs, Edna E<1the commercial panic caused by' the failure of Overcnd. Gurney £ Co., Uniilsd, rsached Its height. r Ihu destiny ot Mrs. Bena IJolour n*Uon>* Grind*tor >o 3 gitl. errant catt AC fl. of uiialn hiring of Ik-IIs Other article* uni nicntlunerl HOT LUNCH AT NOON TCDUQi All sums of $5.00’or under, cash. Over icnindi that amount 8 months time will be given on bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No property to be removed until settled for. WATSON WOODRUFF, Prop. COL. W. H. COUCH AUCTIONEER BERT STANTON CLERK �Now Spring Dress Goods Easy .In Any Position Y ou can have’eomfort in Trousers and good appearance, too, if you'wear DUTCHESS TROUSERS. WARRANTED—10c a button, $1 a rip. They stand the hardest wear. The utmost care is taken in every step of Manufacture. Eyery_ piece of material is tested for strength and fastness of color. They'have a style, that places every wearer ’ among well dressed men. New spring line now ready for your inspec* tion. Prices range from $1 to $5 Malaise >r yard _ Wednesday at th* county ht» Hal, af­ ter a long nines* of tubercuoio. He was sent from Middleville lost fal|. There will be a special communica­ tion on next Wednesday <-vm>lng of Lodge No. 51, P * A. M. work In M. U. degree. . The annual meeting for the election of officers of the HhatlnKo Women’s Club will be held In tha city hall on Ratine Mixed Suit* inga, Per yd -_ Ratine Aurele, suitable for Suits1 and Dresses. Per yard_< Rexmere Voile Per yard._J_. Noil Ratine Per yard Printed Flaxons , Per yard--------- {Brocaded Silk Ratine, per yard. CUT OUT THIS AD. Special Offer THIS WEEK Morrill, Lambie & Co Hastings, Michigan. One Price Clothiers 24 lbs Purity ■AAMAAMMMMti Mrs. Cora Hldclman and Mrs. Etho I Ilouah of Hasting* spent Thursday at Chua, llldelman's and attended the l-adlm* Aid at Quimby. Mrs. Wlll Hldclman und daughter Pearl spent Bunday with Chas. Raid and family id Hastings. lleglrmld Winslow nnd family will move April first lo their new homo recently purchased of Leo Campbell. 1 Doris Roush of Hastings spent , from Friday until Sunday with her grandmother. .Mrs. C. Bldslmah. N’otfS was received here Monday of the death of Mrs. Jacob Rhodes. Mrs. Rhodes was formerly for many years a resident of this place. She passed Per Sack White Lily Flour Grand Rapids schools, at a nice in­ crease In salary. Arthur Bush, who with Mrs. flush. |a employed to assist Mr. und Mrs. Butterworth hospital. £Jr:,n<l Itnplda, Tuesday. Mrs. Btfah Is with him. Claude Bush, of this city. Is their soh. William Leonard. Jr., aged 10 yean, son of Street Commissioner, and Mrs. CUT OUT THIS AD. Gut Water each SI.25 HASTINGS, MICH. Sure Gatch Mouse Traps 6 for 10c Wealth Haa Ila Triala. In an apartment of 34 rooma and eight baths, such aa has been leased by a New York man, the job of trying to remember where you left your pipo seems Indeed appalling. AUCTION SALE Not because I am broken In health, but because I want to pay for my farm, I wlll sell my personal property at auction at my term 3|4 miles north and !A mile east of Banfield, end t'A miles west and Vi mils south ot Dowling on Section 32 of Baltimore, on Tuesday, March 17th, 1914 Evangeliatjc. Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, I offer tho following property: A REAL FRIEND Friends are always needed, but the only friend you can ab­ solutely depend upon at all times is a bank account. It will stand by you no mat­ ter what comes. Make such a friend by start­ ing an account here and adding to it as you can. 3% interest paid on savings deposits. Bury County HASTINGS, WCHI8AN. Frank Roberts ot Woodland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ovcramlth’a baby Is n little belter at thin writing. Mr. and Mrs. George Coats and <u.n Kendall ot Coals Grove spent Sunday NORTH ( Alli.ION. j Hoy Bunn and wile have been as­ sisting tv lak* ear.- of the former’s parents who have i-ecu very ill with grip und pneumonia. Mra. C. I- Kenney spent Thursday I with her parents of S,..utlr Pumpboll-i Mrs. John Gela* epent Thursday In Grand -RapHta. - w Mra. L .lienney and sans Hamer and Victor 'spent W< dnesday with Henry Gerllnger’s of Like Odpu. ' A largo crowd ait< nd.-d the sale of A. Vetter hist Wedn HI a4~'* P«W Stock receive 1*01 cash dividends semi­ annually at 6‘i p<r annum. An innstaMul backed by gilt-edged real estate marlgages and unsurpassed for aaftly, con­ venience or net earning rule, 21 year a in buahma, Meets over JUD,(JUD. Write tor tail particulars Just Right for BaebM-lM ami KhetuualiMU. Fuley Kidney I’U>» wrv •° tbprougltly cffcctiyo for tuukaenc, rkuuniallsiii, .swollen, aching Joints. kidney and btaddur aliments that they pro Hot Lunch at Noon. Tarmo nf Qalai AN sums of $5.00 and undtr, cash. Over lollllo Ul udloi that amount one years time will be given on bankable nates with Interest at •%. bo rsmo.ad until sottM hr. No property to ROY EMMONS, Proprietor Henry Flannery, �THE HAWTNGS B.' Real Grocery Bargains We offer the following specials for MONDAY OXLY | H bars Pegri SdSp—--------------------------------------2$lhff II & E Granulflled Sugar---------------- -------_._$1.26 2 packages Jaxon Soap Powder .....------------- ®c Good Cabbage, fine thing for Uoilcd Dinner, per lb----- 4c One Package of Post TOASTIES FREE with a package of ■ GiUpc Nuts—Only one <0 a cuStdhicr. ■□□□□□□nnnnnw □ BASE BAUL □ ° ahd o g OTHER SPORTS g ■nnnnnnnnnnnn Williams & Son, lasT FALL DORMANT ATHLETIC SPIRIT AWAKENING IN HIGH SCHOOL Sale on Blankets $3.75 now ....$3.00 Mackinaw Blankets $3.00 now$2. SI) $3.25 now$2.65 $3.50 now $2.90 Buffalo Robes $10.00 now....$7,50 We have added to our line of goods, Wall Paper. • Come in and let us show it to you. Campbell and McCallum Cloverdale Michigan, Bargains in MICHIGAN FARMS! Inst game of the season with nn out­ side team. Homo «>f alumni nro planning for a game with the high wchool sometime during the week of March 23. SALE. OR EXCHANGE pictun- ui.i.v* , ....... ...... ......... —-gtMMl well. H acre* of wcond growth tuaplc Umber, und about HOU fruit tire*. Lie* only 1 mile to a good railroad p»Wn where there nro all kind* of ehun-lHw. high m-IkmiI. etc. and In ca.y tllMnnce of n Ixwuiirul SCHEDULE FOR Tfll-COUHTY income property or good nrilalcrui. Hawings High Opens Nx-Gamc Pro­ gram Here With Eaton Rapids April IS. Nashville’s Schwlulc. Hastings high will havo a team In the’ Tri-Cpunty Base Hall league. In­ cluding high school teams in Ektton. Ingham mid Barry counties. The teams are divided Into two divisions. No. 1200.—13-3.3 acres of good sandy loam Bull, lying gently rolling, only 3 miles from the City, limits of Grand Rapid*. nnd near tho new Interurban. Has a 5 room house, small barn, some fruit nnd Is No. 1323.—to acres. |n.Central Michigan. only 3 miles from » good orchard. Frier only 1800. No 1331.—32! acres <>f gently rolling clay loam soil, lying only 2 miles from a good town In-the Grand Traverse Region. 131 acres Price only 3-’* per acre. and will consider trade. Np. 13311.—ISp acres of Al land adjoining n fine lake In Central Michigan, good A room house whir furnace. 40x40 bam and all other necessary outbuildings, good well and windmill, 21 acres of maple. Iieech und • Im Umber, large bearing nmrlr orchard. Thia place Is Vary cheap at HO per acre, and owner will trade for smaller farm In -We Kalkaska Co. This Is all good high land nnd wo can sell ynu any part of It from 40 nc-ren up. Lies only 4 miles from the County Seat, and fight on thr rgtlrdnil. Thr price la only 333.&O Per ;i«-re nml It Is a good apccubillon at that. No. 1330.—13"H acres near Pl.vlnwell, good 11 room house. 3 basemrnt tuim*/ good well nml windmill, all n*'<->-saary outbuildings, ex- tance iff Grand Rapids and three miles from u very good railroad town. Is good day loam soil, has dandy Hew seven room house, basement barn, well and'Alstern. good apple orchard. 7 acres of grain. Slock Includes team. I a-ovrs and a calf, chickens and full equipment, Including separator. ITIce only 33,300. Wlll sell for rlth a An Ideal Utile home for fruit* and poultry. 33.000. No. IM7.—This Is on<- of the cheapest SO acre places In Michigan. 1s rich sandy l^atn soil, lying somewhat ruling. 2 '4 miles to railroad station in Miasauki-e Co. Is a real bargain ut 3400 and it would pay you to speculate upon. gnod H. S. RASE BALL LEAGUE Ideal home. Owner will trade with or without stock and tools. Trice 35.300. Wlll consider trade for good Income property or stock ot goods. ■mall bouse, baiwnu-nt burn, excellent land lying gently'railing. Owm-r Is at) old man and cannot work the place and wlll consider trading It for good property, which will return a fulr income, a bar­ gain nt 33.OVD which contains many tine bargains in Michigan Farms. I two me properly for a farm, write us foday. The Wolverine Farms Co., GRAND RAPIDS Both Phonos 819 Ashton Bldg. NORTHWEST JOHNSTOWN. Ernest Harn drew logs t" Ai sens mw mill- Monday. SSU?. Uv4e BOWENS MIlArt. The Gleaners will give a post card social nl the Grange Hall Saturday ev­ ening. Match 14. A program Is being prepared” for the occasion. Every­ body come. Ladles tiring post cards. School vacation from March 13 to 33. Hurrah! Now for a good time. Miss J’eari Meyers is on the sick *' y' K **•*<’■» Thurs- ’ , . „ , , Mr. and Mrs. Jotm Norris and chllt Horn and chll- dr«n spent Bunday with Mrs. Norrla' iSSKi Mr. and Mrs. Culver, near Rig Mert. -been frequently suggested laming* Whist Club ought n un to compete tn the Amer­ ican Whist meet. The local club has WldM Club Scores. „ „ Nlrfth and South. Huffman nnd Hayi-n plus 3K. Hubbard dnd Myers, plus M­ L Hauer and Cook, minus 1«. Harber und Stamm, minus 214. Rapid* Clubs’ Furniture City Trophies. On Friday afternoon and evening teams representing the whist club of liiunings and Grand Rapids wlll play In this city for the Furniture City Trophy, held by the Grand Rapids club, and for the Knight Trophy, held by the Hastings Club. Tho visitors BANNER WANT ADVB. PAY. Fnnnltig mill llnlx-ock lextcr. I un gallon errmn can* ScjrMtO ad rake Hltoe repair oulflt HnUHP, IIOGH AND CHICKENH. 31 Ramlxtnllcttc ewes. 4 ami 3 yrs. old Full blood Klirap buck Crowbar Tile xpodn 5 cvM-kereis. not akin FARM TOOLS. Other articles not mentioned HARNER8. McCormick moww', n ft. mt No. DU Oliver walking plow Spring tooth floating harrow holo digger Grain drill Hiding harrow One M-t old iloubln harniwt Shelter for Horses If It Storms Hot Lunch At Noon nf Qalat- AI1 sum* 01 J5-°° ,r “nd,rUI oaie. Ov,r ttlt amount eight months time will be given on good bankable netes at tlx per cent Interest No property to be removed until settled for. Totals Clark Robinson, Prop. Henry Flannery Geo. Robinson Auctioneer Clerk Murphy I. W. Cook Totals Cy Young . W. It. Cook R. Herrington.. Ed. Johnson •> Totals Eegal Jidwrtistmtnti Mlni-dcrs ot Barry County. March Meeting of I>. A. R. Chapter. | Russell, the Lake Odessa Ileal DaughThe March mcAing of tho Emily tl>r- *’“» ,ho ,,r hnnnr at A mass meeting nt all tho minis­ Irglnln Mason Chapter. N. H. I>. A. | this affntr. Mrs. Conk told nf a visit ters of Harry County Is called to meet .. was held with Mra. W. W. Potter. । to the first grade of the Central bulld- In First Methodist Episcopal church. Monday. in the ubM-nec- of tho Re- j |n>{> uhen- Uny children wing very gonu Mra McElwain presided. Tho I sweetly und’ spiritedly "The BUir Hastings, Monday afternoon, Haren treasurers report showed 398.11 re- I Bpunslr.l Hanner" without notes or Uo-To-Church-«unday. reived nt the Fclifunry 'meeting for | worda Wore them.. Miss FcLtcr..lbr annual dues and birthday offering. public school music teacher having Therefore be present to discuss this i p.uriolk- songs In thn month of Feb. subject. Htctui may bo takoft to or­ ganise the ministers of Harry County . llurr and Madnmo Jumacl. Mrs : A very delightful social hour cloned into an AMvVkitlon. If you cannot . Klwaln gave Items of Interest tli<> meeting. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. thoughts upon theao things. Tho Hustings Ministers Assn.. State of Michigan, tho probata tended the snjnial Imnquet of the 8<>- . Tho E. F. W. wlll meet at tho home C. F. Hallou. president. Phla do Mamie Cninputi Chapter, of of Mr. nnd Mra Haiindors, Tuesday.; court for the county nf Harry. Mnurlco Grigsby, secretary . Grand Rapids, told'of meeting Mrs. j Man ti 31. I*>>l luck supper. tho probate oiHce; in the city of Has­ ting*. in wvlil county.- on tnr eleventh day of March A. D-19H. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. Judge ot Probate. AUCTION SALE Wishing to dispose oFstock, tools, etc., to close up the estate of John Castle, deceased, I will sell at public auction at the Castle farm 4 miles north and a half mile west of Prairieville village Tuesday, March 17, 1914 Commencing at 10 o'clock, the following described property will be offered: nbnsEN. •ARM TOOIrt. DELTON STATE BANK REPORT fUaknt IXlt-.o. 5 tooth culUrntor CATTLE. Mowing machine Cuttlng box McChtiry drill SHEET Hating, IteparUMO*. Overdrafts Banking laxiut. rundiare, Bxtursw 3.133 Du« from Other tanks and bankers IOS Single buggy Combination Mock rack : Department. rommereul Shropshire buck !l breeding rwra rale Cutter HOUSEHOLD GOODS. mmv 1*0 ULTRA'. 25 chickens tl.-nil i: 100 ba*kcl.* corn ii°tt Two horse cultivator HOGS. Brood Wagon Deering binder Flow i of the IMUm State 4 tons tamo Ivay 200 liumllcH corn stalks Buffet 2 cxlcnniotf tablra 3 roefcrm 13 dining chairs Kitchen Mfc 3 IxHlslcaibt Heating store Center table Range Fruit cans Other nrtlclesi loo numerous to mention HOT LUNCH AT NOON side. Mulholland'e.—Adv. Bngjry ixur Red cow, 10 vth. okl, frcwli In IX*-ember tbu, 7 yrs. old, giving milk, due In May Tsrme I erms bo entertained .with a luncheon and smoker M the Parker House. The Knight Trophy wlll bo defend­ ed by Messrs. W. G. Hauer and Albert Warner and Morrill nnd Myers. The challengers for tho Furniture City Trophy uro Mayor Gabon. J. B. Rob- Spring Hlovxl During the vrthter months impuri­ ties accumulate, your blood becomes Impure and thick, your kidneys, liv­ er nnd bowels fail to work, causing so-called “Spring Fever.” You feel tired, weak and bray. Electric Hitters —the spring tonic and syaum cleans­ er—is what you need; they stimulate tho kidneys, liver and bowels to healthy action, expel blood Impuri­ ties and restore your health, strength and ambition. Electric Bitter* makes you feel like new. Start a four weeks' treatment—It will put ' ~ shape for your spring >ric. uuaranteed. AH DniggUta Scc- and Single *hjncl^plow Hlnglo enrrtagn with'pole Mock rack I Cutler Coif. 7 month Press A Ttrxrt Defeats .Ml Klars. In tho best game of tho season played In Jake R< hor’s bowling alloy on Monday evening tho Press & Tool team defeated the All Stars by 104 points. ' The score: Tress & Tool. II. D. Cook F. Mullen . WHISTERS TO PLAY FOR Grand Strike tooth harrow yrs. «<d, wt. 1200, with foal by/Grnffmllcrche---- * Totals tessive weeks previous to said day of scaring. In the Hastings Hanner, a newspaper printed and circulated In Mid county. CHAM. M. MACK. Judge of Trobate. Pipp Swatting the Ball. EIJ.A C. EGGLESTON. Walter Pipp. the former Hastings Rrslster of Probate. flrst-aacker .evidently looks so good lo A true copy TWO TROPHIES OH FRIDAY commencln, at 10 o'clock a. m. I offer the following property: II. D. Cook 2—Hastings In Nashville. »—Entpn Rapids Irt Nashville. IS—Nashville In Charlotte. 23—Nn«hvllle In Hastings. hlbltion game Tuesday, ho made sev­ eral hits nnd llelded his position ex­ cellently. Thursday, March 19 I*. Trutoper Ben Cole tho forenoon, at said probate omes, and is hereby appointed for hear­ The schedule of Nashville high fol- bo ing said petition) It is Further Ordered. That public April 35—Ntphvillc In Eaton Rap­ notice thereof bo given by publkatlon that he did not farm out the lengthy player lo a central league team os wus announced. Pipp Is With the Tl- Hiving rented my farm and decided to move away, I win have an auction saia at the farm, 5 miles south and 1 mile west of Hastings, or 1 mile watt of the Hendershott school house, on section 12, Hope township. This sale will take place on IIORHER. May 9—Charlotte In Hastings. May May May May AUCTION SALE Osborn and Hirst, ave. Stebbins and Doyle, minus 4. Ing trams of each division will piny a series for the league championship and a silver trophy. The schedule of Hastings follows: filed In slid court her petition praying April IS—Eaton Rapids in Hastings. Ilaatlngs anil one nf thr !.*« towns In Southern Michigan. WHIST TOURMAMEIH . Inurcatlng Whl>4 Contest. As a preilmlhiry to the contest I I'mler Coaching of Walter Phelps, tho cups on E'riday evening, ... । lire Develop* Fine Form anti teams of tho Hastings Whist club met on TXirSdsy evening and engaged Wins Another Victory. Thr Hostings High school bosket kill team defeated the team from Results: Charlotte Friday before a recordHuffman. Hnye«: Stebbins, Doyle, it -1-3. Hubbard. " Ironside; /Osborn, RohEarly in tho season Hustings suf­ ts. 417-1-1. fered defeat In Charlotte by a similar Barber, Pryor; Schadet. Woolon, score. liuL-thls time the boys went Into the game with contldence of Hauer. Warner; Morrill, Myers; Winning, nnd every one of them play­ ed-ns hurd as he could. In team work they played ring* nround ChnrInltc. Thn system they hove been In Friday ayening'* contest Iq Jake coached in worked so that nt nearly nil times each player knew just about Reher's bowling alley the Iron Cut­ ters defeated the Pencil Pushers by where the other ones would be. Tho only department that seemed weak was In shooting the baskets. That more baskets were not mndo can be laid lo the fact that CapL Ward was not In the game until tho T. Murphy lust 10 minutes; but he made n few M. Croak . wm# Word will bo seen In this year. The doctor has advised that for hls own good he should stay out of alhlcIcs. . Hparks’ playing has Improvedreally, and ho wns seen at hls best ‘rlilay night. Ho played his man well. Hrown and Hill make a good work­ ing pair nl the forward .positions. The crowd wns very- Interested In thr great defensive work of Bollum and Garland, ami they were applauded many times for tho speed they show­ ed’ in covering their men and gelling the Ixill out of danger. The faithful moling of the students helped thr boys n great deal. A man meeting wns held at school in the af­ ternoon and yells were rehearsed. They were ut the gdmo In a body In the south end <>f the hall. Hill Sher­ wood. their yell master, had them In many stirring yell* and tho team and Individuals were cheered often. Next' Friday the boys go to Eaton Rapids and March 30 the Union High of Grand Rapids will bo here. It Is hoped that there will be a large ...... BHT TO ENTEH AMI BASKET Bill TEAM <hn r-pTonsntglh I trnm should'b* in campctJdve play among tn* mrmbera of. the chib. DEFEATS CMTIE <i>nscn We csitv a full line of staple and Fancy Groceries and Meat.*. Re­ member, these specials arc for Monday only. We will offer for die next two weeks some real bar­ gains on Blankets that dre worth your time to take advantage of. HASH* Tarmc & Crilla be given on per annum. nf Qalo* AU sums of $10.00 and under, cash. OL OalCw Qver ({ial amount 8 months time will extra good bankable notes with- interest at 6 per cent No goods to be removed until settled for. EZRA S. MOREHOUSE, Admr. Fagp O. BvaaM. cutur. COL. ROSS BURDICK Auctioneer CLARE THORPE Clerk �J3JLEJB22. howling J jetM Warner taMkittnc hU non E. K. Warner at Irving. Wcaley French and family »pPnt Bqnday with tho former - uuter. Mrs. "o>, .» tsnn, I'rooeoaa Gertie < Goaklll, near lacey. will U u«ed for tho piano fund. Mn. Anna TathrW—ix>n Mra. A. W. Burpee entertained her ispent a few daya with Mr*. Ed. Hili father. Jainca Calthrop, hor brother, i SUrah. und h,r (rt-ce. Mia* Lavery Oalthrou, |#,t Thursday. Mra Lincoln Uu*h and Mra. Me Darmoit attended a W. C. T. U. Inatl- , tut* at Naahvllje Thuraday. Mfr. Bara Morehouaa visited'her mother al Ilrudloy from Monday un- । til Thuraday of laat week. ‘ | Mra T. A. Blackman had to post­ pone hor Intended visit to aoo her new granddaughter at Cincinnati this: Week on account of the serious 111- ; noaa of her mother, Mra Ford. Mrs. Tillie Smith haa been on tha MAKES,® ALL LIVESTOCK Kills Lice, Mites, Fleas and Beks. DESTROYS DISEASE GCRMS AND CURES DISEASES OF ALL LIVE STOCK CLEANSES. DISINFECTS. PURIFIES. for Grand Rapl< ■print mllllnory The IW" 8__ ______ ____ __ Mra Odas Friday. Two Interesting r.tuiings wer* given by Mrs. Hoaltsal and Miss Bernice Flowar. Caeli and Loyd Knox of Middlevllle spent the tore part of tha week with their uncle, A. W. Hurpee, and turally. . CBorloy Smith I* spending the week with relative* In Buffalo. Dr. Craw, wn* n p»nfhsulnn*l visiter In Augusta taut Tue«day._Mrs. Ban Johnson was home over Sunday. Mr. and Mra Roy Gaskill left Sat- No Substitutes | RETURN to the grocer all «ubrC adtutes sent you for Royal Bak­ ing Powder There is no sub­ stitute for ROYAL Royal is a pure, cream of tartar baking powder, and healthful. Powders offered as sub­ stitutes are made from alum. nd -Mra, vlSta.1 r , a vurprivr |bw la»t Friday evcnlfcn l>> the peo­ ple ot Cedar Creek. Don Week* and Trite tnmrd Thure, duy to Fay Clcmtoea'* tenant house. Mra. Ferry Renkc* la nn thr alck ।Hat though the rest ot the sick are a ilittle better. . f BMra Austin and Mr*. r«rd have i । , THE REXALL STORE MICHIGAN. DELTON, Combination Vacuum Cleaner . and Carpet Sweeper. Wc offer to you the latest and abwlutely the most up-to-dhtc carpet cleaning device manufactured. Gets every partiplc of dust and dirt with its powerful bellows,, no scattering of dust over the furniture, it is all carried into the dust bag. An adjustable brush which revolves rapidly picking up all litter •nd deposits it in the pan which i» of ample size, extending both in front and rear of brush. This brush can be set to sweep short, medium or long nap carpets so as to get the best results, or can be thrown out of gear entirely. No household M complete without one of these vacuum sweepers Any one who is interested, call and wc will be glad to dem­ onstrate in your own home. Demonstration will cost you nothing. • ’daughter ajtent Thuraday and Friday with relative* here. Mra John llurrln«ton vialted at Charley Kahler-* last Thursday. Tho I aid Ire' Aid met with Mra Pet­ er Adrianaon Wedneaday. ■ Th« concert given by the hand Uat Friday ovanlng waa greatly enjoyed by thoae present. The I*»dy Maccabeee and husband* ■pent-a very plruaant evening with Mra. Fred Green last Thuraday. even- tel. of Hastlnga Mrs. Geo. Kenyon entertained Mr. and Mr*. John Pitt* Friday for din­ ner In honor of h*r birthday. CharI la Aldrich and famlty ape nl Huturday nlzht and Sunday with Will How Would You Like to Realize From 35 to 100 per cent on all Your Spare Cash. E,. Tungate <5 Son Phone 16*6 Banfield Exchange One dandy line of wall paper samples. Clover, Timothy and Alsikc, all new seeds. Grass Seeds, We are sure Teas, Coffees and Staple Groceries at any WE HAVE EAITH IN THIS STOMACH REMEDY price. Here are a few of our regular prices: Quakeress Tea at------------- --------------Holland Steel Cut Coffee at Benkes' Fancy Blend Coffee at------Breakfast Blend Coffee (will ctipin) at Boston Breakfast Blend Coffee at... Reno Mince Meat, 10c; 3 for--------Peas and Sweet Com at Tdlnatoes at...._______________ or Sauer Kraut. _Rcd Salmon_______________ _ __________ 50c 30c 28c 27o 25c 25c 10c 12c 10c 16c Mn. Mnrtha Replogle and daugh* r Mary left Friday for Kalamazoo i see Mr. Rrplogle whp Is III with’ neumunla. Mr. ilcplogio is some liter. ' Mr. and Mra. Chtndp Moahor apent indav with hla. father I'•tar limit■ of Shultz. I’ugal McCallum was In Hasting* Mia* Ado In order to make room for our New Spring Goods which we are daily expecting, we will offer the balance of our winter btock at prices that you can­ not afford to disregard. For instance we are mark­ ing All Wool $3 Union Suits, Sweater Coats, etc., atj$1.99 Children's All Woo! $1.50 Sweaters at75c Fleeced garments which retail at 50c & $1 at 35c & 69c Fleeced Night Gowns worth $1 25, $1 &■< 75c at 79c, 69c <i 39c 10c Outing Flannels at7c Wc have not the space to list our whole stock but will make similar reductions on every article of winter goods which we carry. Kopf & Kopf Delton, Goodaker left Saturday * Michigan If you get it at Kopfs its clean. PLUMBING 6 HEATING Our Groceries are always Clean and Fresh. GENERAL REPAIRING Henkes & Son Phone, Hastings, 342-3r Dowling Mich. If you have any work in the above lines 1 shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you'will find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. My Other^Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines* I ns tai led. Banficld, 13-3r, Salmon Trout at 10c lb. Lake Herring, 8 lb. pail, $5c and possibly more is the groceries they use. Why not buy them, then, where you know you get QUALITY, FRESHNESS, afld HONESTtMEASURE. era was held Saturday Evening. At l he'close ot the m<<-{lng an oy«t«T supper was sen cd t • ~ th* Gleaner* their family. All h-.i'lDg a very cn- Rev. nnd Mrs l-ihr arc going to Charlotte Saturd-y tv /aslat Rev. Wil­ letts in quarterly mi it lag. Mra Louise lailhrop will |wid the Chrhtlan Hndcav.-r needing Sunday evening. Topic, -W- H-Slufad Mbmorle*." A tnomor; meeting; ,• . Mr. Knapp of l-tl-m Ilapld* «ix-ni from Wednesday till Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Ixthr Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Mudge and Have you seen KELLY? Cloverdale Michigan You will never know how handy it is to pay all your bills by check, until you have tried it. No bother in making change, and the check is a receipt for every transaction. We wtjl be glad to have you open an account had a telephone pl.io-d tn thalr home Saturday. Leon l-.hr ot C la vUUIuk hh parenta. Rev. and Mr-. Litt,-. I MW». Grace llyd Mra Mci'Hlland. Mra Jenni«> Whitlo. k Mra. Neal. Nr». Itanea attended the W. C. T. IT. 'con­ vention .a Nashville rhuraday. Eva Drmarny of Jm kfpn^kpent Hot urduy and Sunttay a >16 Jwr. parent*. DELTON, All Steel Door Frame Air Tight Doors Inner Anchor Base Anchor Angle Steel Rib Combination Door Fastener Delton, Mich. Capital Stock - 'jho.ood.oo Surplus • . 6,000.00 PER CENT MICHIGAN. Seven Wonders Of Saginaw Silos Spline Dowel Delton Stfcte CHAS. DENE.AU, and Ladder These are the seven features of our sflo that will be MONEY SAVERS for you. They have made the Saginaw Silo famous and the greatest success. Come and see us and we will show you all about it. Or phone us. Aldrich Bros Company Delton, Il �THE HASTINGS BANNER WANTS The Best For the Money Store Autocrat The Best $1.00 Shirt on the Market Additional Want Ads on Page Three._________ __ Twenty-seven years selling has convinced us HASTINGS MARKETS Let ONE SHIRT Convince You EVERYTHING NEW IN NECKWEAR Clothier MICH HASTINGS L. B. RUMSEY Licensed Embalmer FLOUR FRENCH’S Is the IDEAL Family Flour prices right. With it you can make the lightest and most delicious bread and biscuits and the lightest and daintiest cakes. There is no need of cluttering up your pantry with several kinds of Flour. Just use French’s White Lily. It will save you space and lots of steps. Particular women prefer French's White Lily Flour to any other because they KNOW that it is absolutely PURE, and made with the utmost cleanliness; that it has a delightful richness of flavor that adds “daintiness" and pleasure to the things baked from it. Economical women prefer French’s White Lily Flour to any other, because they have found that it goes further—makes bigger loaves and more of them to the sack—more cakes and pies too. Economical women prefer French's White Lily, too, because they always “get results." They have no poor batches of bread, no soggy cake that refuses to rise. Every sack “MAKES GOOD.'’ It will pay EVERY HOUSEWIFE to use French's White Lily Flour, because it will end her baking worries, and bring suc­ cess to her efforts. r Bread made from French’s White Lilyt Flour keeps fresh and moist, and retains its fine flavor longer than any other bread, be- MIDDLEVILLE, r«otAd»oo cause the flour is cleaner than other flour. Every kernel of wheat that goes into French’s White Lily Flour is positively cleaned and polished by special machinery and goes through more purifying processes than any other. Most people think that all flour is clean just because it LOOKS clean. ' When the wheat comes to the mill the crease in the wheat kernel is full of dirt. Unless every kernel is thoroughly scoured and polished, and the .flour thoroughly purified by the most modern machinery, the dirt is ground up with the wheat, remains in the flour, and goes into the bread. Youthen pay for the dirt in the flour at so much per pound. Bread made from the ordinary flour, which is NOT CLEAN, contains more dirt and less nourishment. Such flour is not DE­ PENDABLE, and costs more in the end than the highest priced flour. ■ French’s White Lily Flour is the BEST flour your money can I—> • « > Il A am n A m m <-! ■ r«r tlr.llt- Kilt it a n whole lot better. It is made in one of the best equipped mills in the country, a mill that runs night and day, year in and year out, to fill the orders. t Just try French’s White Lily Flour th and you’ll never be without it. MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER Gm RUD TO WIPE UI« MEM Your lastyear’issuit, coat, skirt, dress, or overcoat, are probably all right only they need BILL RECENTLY F EPORTED DRY CLEANING CARRIES $500,000 FUND That’s our business. To see that they are properly cleaned and pressed, that’s our business too. Who ’does your dry cleaning nnd pressing is your business but we feel sure you will appreciate our superior equipnfent and our personal guarantee of our work. . . PMT TWO—PA6ES 9 TO It Spring Suits Early Spring buyers of men’s Clothes will be astonished at the remarkable Values in Men’s Suits we are showing for $9.98, $12.48 and $15.00. •WE WASH EVERY THING EVERY OTHER DAY. AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY We say Cash because that is just what we mean, the real value of these suits is from $2 to $3 more per suit. 1 • We are making these SPECIAL CASH PRICES ON HIGH GRADE SUITS to compete with the Catalogue House. We will guarantee these suits to be from $1 to S2 a suit less in price than you would have to pay for the same quality of any catalogue house in America. We are right here to back up every word of the above statement, and invite comparison. Remember you have to pay CASH to the catalogue house, why not pay us that cash, see the goods before buying and save from $1 to $2 on a suit. 8HULTER8 BROS., PROPRIETORS. PHONE 243. HASTINGS, MICH. A Special to Shavers! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Only, twelve of these at this Price Razor (old style) $2.00 Lather Brush Mug—------------- —--- ---------Cake Soap Strop------------- ---------------------Bottle After Shaving Lotion Box Talcum Powder.— i. iuthot>U' 1.00 $4.10 The complete outfit for $2.50/ Safety razors from 25c to $5.00. ' Your old blades sharpened 30c per dozen. C. E. HARVEY ” . North Side Pharmacist ...... . Hastings, Mich GRANT H. OTIS & CO. VALUE GETTING and GIVING Hastings, Mich. Phone 74 Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. meaning it not understood or is lost tight of. Value does not mean to much the price you pay. as it meant what you get for the price. Comparison it the real test ot genuine value. We ask that you put our goo.1t to the test. Regular 15c. large tire, Richelieu Brand Pork & Beans per can Pride o( Plymouth Peas, extra fancy, 1 Sc each; per <loz.. . 20 lbs. II. & K. Granulated Sugar, for---------Gold Medal Flour, per tack -. Best Catsup, 16 ot. site per iloz A Good Grade Coflce, Our Special, per lb------Alaska Salmon, per can . ... Lenox Soap, " bars for------- ... Argo Starch 1 packages for, Liquid Veneer Furniture Polish, liottle. 3 Bara Jap Rom- Soap for------ . SL . lUc $1.50 E. C. Russ <5 Son On^: MICHIGAN WOMAN’S STOMACH ILLS ENDED 8Y A WONDERFUL REMEDY Mr. Eiwli H. Gtbnid, Mirtii Hum, 75 lull An., Gmd Rapids, Midi. Deaf Sir:—Plcnse mail me free your ......County, Michigan. list of EARMS, Ilrmark.' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Our slock of Muslin Garments are nicely Made of a fine grade of muslin and crepe and are of the newest designs. lace and embroidery trimmings on them arc of good quality and handsome patterns. Examine them before you buy. CORSET COVERS Muslin Cover, Embroidery Trimming:. Muslin Cover, Lace Trimming.. Crepe Cover, luicc Trimming------------------ 23c 29c 47c DRAWERS Muslin Drawers, Embroidery Trimming Muslin Drawers, Lace Trimming---------Crepe Drawers, Lace Trimming 24c 29c 48c UNDERSKIRTS Muslin Muslin Muslin Muslin Skirts, Skirts, Skirts, Skirts, Embroidery Trimming... Embroidery Trimming. luice Trimming Lace Trimming.... .. 48c 95c .$1.19 $1.48 No. 1 SPECIAL 10 quart Enameled Pail, Saturday at 2 P. M. 17c MUSLIN GOWNS Muslin Gowns, Embroidery Trimming Muslin Gowns, Embroidery Trimming Muslin Gowns, Luce Trimming Crepe Gowns, Lace Trimming Crepe Gowns, Lace Trimming 48c 69c 95c ._ 95c $144 COMBINATION SUITS Muslin Suits, Muslin Suits, Muslin Suits, Muslin Suits, Embroidery Trimming______ Embroidery Trimming____ Luce Trimming........ . .. Luce Trimming—.. ------ 48c ---- 79c 95c •r.is PRINCESS SLIPS Muslin Slips, Embroidery and Lace Trimming. Muslin Slips, Lace Trimming 95c No. 2 SPECIAL 1000 yards of Lace and Embroidery Insertions, So value, for seven days on sale at per yard One to a customer. Hastings, Mich. The NEW YORK STORE 2^c N. B. WATERMAN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES We have a good fresh supply of Oranges, Lemons, Grape * Fruit, Figs and Dates, Lettuce and Radishes, Onions * Rutabagas, Cabbage and Celery at prices most reasonable ♦ Pick your dinner wants from this list. Let us supply you. * Give us yourtrial order for Peas,Corn,succotashandTom* atoes. You furnish the order and we will supply you ■»«. ♦ with the best. WUNDERLICH GROCERY PHONE 83 4 Deliveries Daily �THIM OF K iRoatiM fMItavtfor appointing ad7|Im: hwlM April frd. f 'Ttmudn'i’.‘liarnum. dr■I -MMptd tflb-d: diM-hanrc . Yurtrr •»' ndrmnwiratrlv t flrl.rk'. iV. ip-jc. ate Inlir'lttm IIH.CillV<H-«d>; flI ofifturi tapiMb'F" >u«rdrirtirfrse-T—Aed. - *----- - --- - - dacriiard: MKK. COURf BSE NEWS Estate uf> Curlvy llaxcl Barrett, a f.WHJjj'.'WlllUI UM JUiUl! ■””"1 .minor; reltiuw vt.«unfdlan by word |al,.n tn State IlMpiMl tUW-U’ »*>>*>■ ilfad; .discharge, ofGr-tHfe B-, Townach'd ‘us BUdrdtati Murd.1pwwr.-..'w. ....... '•RMsrtr ;«i<' ciftirifi- Fn-y. dA-MM-dV ' Betate <>f I>.ivid MarahutU dtfJlF'1 |4MUu Mf Ilkv-iV** to well read estate And every morn, America over, Big Bet: awaluna taw who are getttag up ta the The following bill. were read upon motion anting: Wnlsaert Hroe., repairs .ind impriivomenta .... 11 A. K. MuIbMMiWi;' tnuirit* ti.iiice J. T. I'lemon A Burl dutnrstli■k-tence ..'v. ................... I >1 monde Mro*. mnUit. n.in <• - . Chun. Hherwodd, iMlntriLin •••. . Big Baa is a thia. teaaauUnl and punctual aleeomder Ha la May t0 read, wy to wind and pleasing to hear. Ha calls you every day at any time you Hy. ’ He'a abylmely the finest aleepmetcr made, lhe «nt oae we've felt like display­ 's tn oar window along...)* of our on Rlase and iltverwara. Look at him when you pare by. Kidney Filto;, I gm « aupply ut Muiholland'a Drug £u»r<-. The A rat boa did tne ao much rood that I continued ualng them. They drove away all tho nuhra and, patna and regulated lhe ac- $2.50 Pik® & Damon Phone 281 Opticians ,K£E®LW“?*» «*V * W'^Hi., an r;.«£♦£ VW.W'fa^MH«wQta j­ rrtlon IS. Johnktoa n. X*uUU. X-AlQUMIt l H<*C,U)tU' I FUifeiMh Vl !w? Legal Jidvcrtlsements It la Further Ordered. That publlo notice thereof bo riven by publication I ot a copy ot thia order, for three auccenlve weelta pr.vloua to Mid day ot hearing. *>n the Itaatlnga Banner, a newspaper printed and circulated In #bW*,l’5i Xi/fZ III awdlul' 4. ■ Quit Claim IK-oK - Eiiub»iI.. Ackerson UUleliv ;er«b fl. ^cl^craon. SO Hires. । Tnornapple. TmOv We ate L®|-r^infi a v^y’filtc ^hMAMaXsonfoi foreign selection products. W.c invite your inspection. A. S. WCOUSEN. >T IB |» lift" I--I :•>: • • • Probate' AUCTION SALE Having exchanged our farm and arc <oing to engage in other business, wc will sell at Public Auction onthqfann known better as the John Kurtz harm 3.'.- miles north-west of Hastings StaBL'^»di section 3, Rutland twp., on Tuesday, March 17th. • • Commencing at 9:30 sharp, we offer the followii\g property: ■^.thinkK*'. MUM Tl»OI>. marc. 5 yi-. nlil. wt. ISO® tcMIug. 1-1 >t> M4. ut. 13»o t . liliiK:.' v-iuhie s-yv^ old. esi. ihA Idin^. <-.>u<l'<s 3 >r\- old. wt. t-oo . Marc coif, in iwiuji- old liurlumi liuriiaiii "Pm l. on UufanclM* II-Ihm- drill wilii fertiliser nllactwirnt. ■ r Kina Btrow'e £ unitar­ i-heck row 3 Olhir plow. .Mt<uruU<-k In Munh ! <-idihator lulUiMtor tleton Friday. wlf<* uh<l lltlli* Fanning mill llau.i) IJglit wag.ni 3 lop tmggica J vil.lf nrv \\am. k\r,rij'llfl-‘ji-lg|l|. lhe thirteenth. Mrs. I'rt.r AiirUnoon took dinner with O. <’■ Barnum and wife of Hasi|MU'ity vent lo Hhikory Hntohrd repair­ tiHuii®. . Fruit tn-«- »pr«j.-r I l<>n-> Agricultural Himliumtaw ..................... ,.r -a. -i|AV ..Xl■ Pvtanil ttilua totfaiHl dll.- |rt l|Wi| „ rdMU.I C'hlna'brsxi’.l rant. M nxiiithv aid . J. <’. bnwkl mim. <lu<- In April ing .md tuning t'uniininKK tnw euinno r Our active connections w'ith large banks in financial cen­ ters and our extensive banking acquaintance enable us to render a real service to our patrons. We care for their surplus earnings, we assist them in making profit­ able investments. But the best service this bank renders is that of aiding those of its patrons who open savings accounts. We not only care for their money, keeping it safely and paying it over whenever called for, but we pay 50 per cent higher interest than our depositor would receive if he invested his savings in Government Bonds. And every dollar deposited in this bank is backed by our $700,000 resources. ctaiul ihliui wne uitli |4g» POfUTKY. M full hl.aal tauiahlga- WyuiMlulliw „ . K. Till Ud.MJF il, Ittaoev*-.' W.iw F-XatlltF 1J7- iged by Itrv. jf llaalinaa II We place the equipment and conveniences of this bank at your service. We are here to serve. We have no right to existence as a bank unless we can render ser­ vice to our customers—a very real and helpful service. . u -i I ti.ru'n. I.nix |ini nr," .1 IVtair-i-. ulia* Kith 1.1 sallini. <>U ' ■ -. .. ;llnt s|nu»i4> GtNjns. f M*hStf«-'«rA-1 rtuuA- . i ' . if 3.tkwll*ur • - H>-il nml chairs , liunM-rupR t.» mention Lundi at noon. /Shfejtfeif, fot;JiWs^s in case of storm TCDUtfi M Wins of $5 and under, cash. Oitr that amount one icnmdi. yean thnt win be given.onbankaUe notes with Interortli B WieiMc Raptis temped wiUI settled for. wroth, r will permit. Jaa Tho men who M'ntf •„ th«lr time reading tha'Hibli. will ba aurpriaed when they get to heaven and And that tho met) who aiwaya paid their gro­ cery bllla are occupying reserved aeata In front — Cincinnati Enquirer. RHEU.MA RHEUMATISM^ F^l^pauschBros.Props. H, Auctioneer. Woodruff, Clerks. Don’t be skeptical about RHEUMA. the | modern enemy u( Ftbcu.-Mtian, LwnbarA I Bciatra. Arthriui, Gout, Chronic NeuntiI ma.<>r Kidney tWasc. After takings few Aites you will know that the puiMitwua [ Uric Acid to leaving tlic system. For six years I ww practically a cripple . on ctuichei from Khiumattom. One bot­ tle of Rheunta cured me ’' —J- K. < >re< n­ s CAHVKTU A bTUiaUiM. We pay you 3 per cent interest compounded semi' annually on your Savings Account. START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT-DO IT TO-DAY. The Hastings City Bank HASTINGS, The Bank that does things for you . MICHIGAN. �•r COHSKJLTIING ©EFAKOEEHTT R. WILLISON, n. D. a., Hartings, Mich. fITK ■wnwo.sgm.. >n '■tars should tw Inch, on thn tenth day a half-inch, lifteenth Asy five -ichita in. h, nine­ while tho normal ftr*t laying perkid teenth <h»y <hree-qi>-n- r* Of an IncK Tho mwusiromont ohniild ta taken inonth Boeks, Wyandotte*. Orplror-. ions, Rhode Island Red* is consider­ nverittrnUur their drinking vessels I* ably longer.!' to punch a holo in thr *i<tr—near the nml linn* It UP nn a mil driven Into, Dr. C. M. Overstreet Osteopathic Physician Chronic Condition* n Specialty Office in I'nnrosKt Did. Phone 3 Hour* B-1S it. tn. l-fi p. i not protrude more th.in half nn iiu-tj., they do not lay hcuvllly in Ik-eembor SUPERIOR MILK CAN COVER when egg* an> senreo and command­ farmer* Who j <v- healthy nnd ing the highest market price of tho all profitable chicken* b-vr large tarns and sheds for them n> run In during New York Man Invents Device Which Miller & Harris Furniture co. UNDERTAKING AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Be Securely Locked. department la Intended tn give Licensed Kmtalmer always in attendance tte subject* they desire explained. In asking questions send full information. time for grnernl produrllon. PHONE. 326 OR 327 Subscriber* aro requested to contribTho hrn that lays well for n long time..ha* <1 long body, a simple thing to note and remoAtlK-rln the sclecUnn JOHN M. OOULD of brvrdlng**mrk. Ale-n, It I* gener­ ally welt-known tltnt onlyjertlvc hens LAWYER lay .wtm. Urn* that come off the —■—(‘arc of thr Brooder Chicks. roost Into In tha morning, stand Office over Grigsby & Brooks Chirks -hatched In an Incubator around Idly during tho d.iy. ami go Phone 173 should ta fed the same as those hatch­ onto pto roost earjy In the evening, ed by hen* Of course, the little fol­ are tdo sluggish by nature to product­ WATINOM, MICMIOAM lows without a mother to teach them eggs. Homo ono luis raid that you arc apt la contract tad habits, and P. A. RIIELDON sometime* It Is necewkary to put In un Ata tract and Ileal Estate Office. older chick with the young one* to atart them off. ft is surprising how AitMract Block. Hastings All know thnt with a rraaonably Money to loan on Real Estate. Real quickly they will learn from nn older Estato sold on commission. General chick how to distinguish <i food from good laying strain 4t 1* important to conveyancing. Having a complete sot i whin bi not a food. They will often have tho hutches come on early In the of Abstract Books complied from the I cat the Utter and wind on tho floor In spring, so that pullets will mature be­ Records, can furnish complete Ab-1 prnferonco vo tho food; und for this fore cold -weather. If they and onereason II some times advisable to use year-old hens aro kept, fed well and cared for well, the owner la reason­ ably auro of securing a fair to good chuff la good for litter. Sawdust or yield of eggs in winter, which muter-1 anything that would prove Injurious fully increases lhe yearly profit ot the FIRE INSURANCE to them If they should eat It, should flock. If you are not Insured or would never bo used. Five times n day is like to change your Insurance call none too often to feed tho young In nnd see mo. I represent a combrooder chicks for tho tl.st three Bny with n cash capital of 51.000­ weeks. After that If they can get out 0 and can fully protect you. good range, three times a day Is quite LEK H. PRYOR Beef scraps get more eggs than rod Office In New Ktcbblns-Burton Blk. sufficient. When they are 48 hours old. their first feed can be given them, popper and doesn't hurt the hen*. The only way to securn soft-meatwhk-h should usually consist of n mush, cart being taken not to over­ feed. GIvo no more than they wlll eat •'from hatch to hatchet." WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS up dean In 10 minutes. After n day or two, cracked grains may he fed Increasing the <iu.vithy tilt We My you the HIGHEST graduully. throe feeds of i-rntked grain and two Tho hen lays n larger egg than tho PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ of mash nro given. Water nnd grit pullet. To keep up the sire of your stock, brood from hens. be before them nt all times. EVATORS. Wc buy and sell should Don't forget lo hatch a few hen When the chicks aro eight to lo on a LARGE SCALE We egg* under hens.- They wlll make depend upon doing ■ LARGE range nnd fed from large hoppers flllHomo wheat bran and line charcoal VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Veits & Co. Op.C. LAS. PIih:57 Hlttlip Again We Say 7---------------------------------Produces Grc.cn Feed...j theyear 'round. Something New. Mfd.by The Jorden 4 Steele Mfg. Co. Hastings, Mich. - mixture and thn other for the t rucked ; help to word off Indigestion and keep grains. Homo imultrymi-n even wutet them growing. their chicks, but once a week. Remove the nude bird ns soon as lhe breeding season Is over. Infertile with water and haul it lo n'shadj pLicn where -it will ficep cool. Th- stand more hot weather. When spring really opens up nnd op. < enough lo lot the water drop In­ the bugs get plenty, you can cut down tho bosf scrap In ration if you let I wasting. This plan Is follow, d until the hen* range. tho time for rounding up the chicks Bo mighty careful to sco that your for tho winter. •ottlng lion Is not overrun with Hue. In producing louse-freo chick* the Noting tho law In -biology that the ■ncubator certainly has It on the hen most eggs that products the mo-t ’b!ck«. In breeder-, high fertility Is lion of good , fires froth dams of •noro to bo desired than high producknown merit, quickly build up a prof­ itable -herd or flock. Hons Liyins premium on from 300 to 300 rgg» n year, have-1 now become an established rcalltj of your flock are which? •ecured, tho way to Increase tho yleic I which There's no use hatching eggs I of tho future flock Is to use eons of •bicka don't live It takes »i tho heavy layers to m.uo with gooi layers. It. hi* been found’througi ■ • ’coding- birds to throw thr experience that pulirts from extra I chick*. If you got caught this heavy laying hens will nnt as a rule If you had a.damp house this wln,, be ubov«* tin. average. They are not *er and vnlir ff.rtli'tu. I. 1...apt to be nearly so good as their ■■ ---- Z ...... ...... H.nKe mothers. However, the cockerels of Hee thnt the house I* dry next extra heavy laying h«n« do inherl. er. tho qualities of their mothers. Theli you don't want to scratch your rooster, then, from a hen who ha laid more than tho average of egg very hoL Then-provide a coo) and spot for them to loaf in during ity In chick*/from egg* from <i flock shady tho heat of the day. Scatter tho dropping* over ths patch where you expect to plant al­ falfa next full. Then plotY It early and work It down well. It will help Winter Eggs Can Still be Produced. you to get n good stand. There-* no "Hon- can I got hon* thnt will lay I pasture for chickens like alfalfa. Murk the coekerej that crown ,first In winter?" In all poultrydoin there la no inure innoted question than this this spring. He wlll be early nutThr maw of consumers want, their In Belgium seasons, and tho high price that fresh Th.- bird thnt eggs bring in Winter has caused many poultry keepers to specialise In lht» crown oftencat In Riven length or direction. Is the Increased winter oiiin. inr o>u production of eggs out ot Ute ques­ ”?c'tho<* of feeding chick*. Hhe tion? By no means. There nro cer­ tain principle* which. If acted upon feeds them often nnd In small bit*. will undoubtedly result In tho pro-1 Hhe give* them animal food In the duction of eggs In winter under al­ form of wnrma and bug*, and doesn't most any climatic conditions. Thcj mix any wet mashes. include a knowledge of tho laying .1. . J?'** b.ocn *hown b>’ experiment Krluds of different breeds, tho keep tnat hen* lay an extra egg for every c «t pullets rather than hen* for l^"rl -°r ’*<lm ,nllk ,hat *h,,y dflnk. winter egg production and the propet Tho difficulty comes in getting thorn tn drink enough milk. It will help to sour some of the milk, clabber It. ind feed It an cured. Tho correct mating la eight to 15 hens for cnchcockercl. The smaller the breed thn more hens may bo al­ lowed t<? each rgpster. A cement floor in the poultry house cleaned. 1* rat proof nnd ‘ does not harbor vermin of any kind. For the comfort of the fowls it should be covered with three or four inches of clean dry earth. Every month during tho winter action the jioultry building should bo well supplied with clean btr.iw, loav­ es, or litter of *omu kind into which the feed is thrown In tho morning to kt^cp tho hona busy. Plenty nf succulent feed should ho supplied during thn winter months to and sleeping roam. The coming poul­ try houses will bo l.irc-r, l>c{trr venti­ lated and better llshtr.1 than those of NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Agent for Cyphers’ Incubators and Brooders. M. W. Hicks CORNER P.UUL AND WALNUT STS. Hastings, Mich ery tops am! such things aro relished by hens and keep the flock healthy, in summer the hens-pick up quanti­ ties of insect* and worms, and this form ot food must be supplied In win­ ter by scraps of meat or cut bone. Quantity of grit I* one of tho fac­ tors in keeping turkey* healthy. If there is not sufficient grit where they range. It mum be provided them. . Ths rising prieo of eggs again re­ minds us how nice an abundance of ..••• iiicio n>r n little extra trouble. Let us not wait until spring to make ut> our mind* .... windows and other ■■i»<-nlngs In thn able of being securely locked in doe- ‘ Ing position, so as to prevent access nnd low house. It will afford more to the can by-unauthorised persons.: cubic space for th- fowl* nnd greater For this purposo tho Inventor contlnlly proven. F- r either profitable early market hlnl* r pullets that are in begin laying In the r,n. those who htivo flocks mint hitch nnd mother largo chicks with mvchlne*. Because the Cigar and tobocoo birtioess is our buiinesa only. Because we give it our entire atteptipn. Because we hive the Zinc Lined Cases and Electric Moiatener to do it with. Because we turn our stock eight times a year and you get no old stock. Did you ever bu>^a cigar th H w»uM break up m >otr mouth? Did you eVer buy Plug Tobaeco that you could not cut with an ex? Did you cvpr bqy Scrap Tobacco that was dry, would break up, and no taste to i|? That i« not the way it was in­ tended for you by the manufacturers. x9.uft’tock Tobaccos is always MOIST, CLEAN pnd FRESH. Yom get the worth of vour money and it costs you no more than the Dry. Dusty kind. We ask you to try ds once And you will be our regular customer. We carry an assortment of winy, many kinds of Cigars and Tobaccos. We carry the kind ynu use. . poultry b)ants Rate* for Advertising in tbiColumn are 1 cent per word each week anJj no adv. will be run tor less than 15 cents. Jobber and Retailer Jhe Moyer'* (train wf Black Ltngshans hatching, winning .it Toledo, Grand able a locking device to secure a Rapid*. Zeeland and Grand Haven closure in position on the can until J. Bardush, 33? Hall 8t., Grand the same la removed. Rapid*. Mich. 1-wk Pfacs to JWeet j/w friends Jtfjtrnn Jh-ft tiaMnjt, KUMjm closure, which la fitted to the same so 3 tries a* to have snugly engaging surfaces, eliminating all possibility of leakage; and be provides an attachment for the top of the can which co-operate* 1 Mich. Tom DoyIti’s Sanitary' Lunch or Halo— It. C. Rhode Ma nd Red FAST MILKING BY MACHINES eggs for halchlnic from 1st pen pul- IS BECOMING MOM POPUUR EVERY DAY Problsm is Long Way From Being Sat­ isfactorily Solved—High Class 13.50 per 15: 1st pen Indian Runof Help Is Necessary. la addition to my Many Good Thing* to Eat, I am serving , or X.I.—WhU, > and cockerrls. Krilurstrns* Strain I Sttlondlil ulllllv birds. Prices rrns-' unable for quick tale. E. G. Stud­ ley. 54 I’rospeot Ave.. Grand Ran-1 Tbo problem of milking by means of nuehlne. la .Ull « Ion, «v from br Ing solved, but we are much naarsr th* rnnl than flvs vnsra arn 'nr evaA side. The New York experiment station has announced the result of a milking machlgs experiment, which covered a iteriexf of four years. The experiments shoa- that. Including the time required to get the machines ready and to wash them after milking, cow* cau be milk­ ed by machine In 3.8C minutes to the Saturday night nnd Sunday with Lor cow, as compared with seven minutes for hand milking. A hlgticr class of ng Tungate and family. help Is. however, necessary to milk br Sunday at Frank Cummings' In ytapk । machinery. Grove. Sr me from this way attended a I For dairies of less thsn flRecu cows party nt Chn- Fruln's Friday nigh' - -eport a fln< time. unproQtablo and not to be recommend‘ at! W I- ■ t" k a rloighlond of la . c- to Narhv He to hear s speech The hundreds of applications filed In cdncxday aftrnoan and Loring .'ungalc took the men In-the evening tho ('nlted States patent office show Miss Minnie Gasser who hns been the Interest in machine milking. Proahaving the i-mnllpox la slowly recov­ ent day developments Indicate that ering. Her eyes which have been *0 best results are obtained by the inter­ bad uro Improving. Oliver Tobey has been buUding a mittent suction principle, but wc look »ugnr house for Mcri Smith the past for tho time when milking machine* will be cheaper and simpler. The Steaks Chops . Hamburg Steak HASTINGS CITY BANK REPORT. fourth as large as ono of equal capaci­ ty twenty years ago. A similar aimpnflcatlou may be true with milking machfhea. Disordered Kidney* With ■taY.up 1».-.■» •Henlrsfl* 1 Furniture sun riuun s_ pain and Ham and Eggs Sausage Etc , Etc. You can get just what you want at Tom’s. AUSTIN DISTRICT. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Spaulding nf Section Hill spent Sunday nt Wm I Veddrr. Mr. nnd Mr*. Tom Egner ami Mr. nnd Mrs Pn'l Wile* were In Battle Creek Sundny- Tbe Bust Coffee ut the Cit> IN HOONAN'S CIQAM. STORK Mtah. Ih VV at Problem IS It '• a problem of t: i . GOOD \ SON ABLE Pit I Cl® and PROMPT BEStMER bros Hniw162 RapM* last Thursday to undergo a •urgical operation removing a tumor from her arm. the college and visit friend*. night, tired, nervous run-down men and women everywhere are glad to know that Foley Kidney I’llla restore health and strength, and the regular irrman. 11L. moved onto their farm action of •k|dneys and bladder last week, purchased of Rufus Ala- Charlee Lundquist Attention Farmers Artnur A. CottarsJNotary Public. My ootnmi»»iou <-i|drcs PabTis, »i*. UOMMSCt- An > »T Ing. But tn ouc planning, let u* not neglect tho present work in the poulA cough medicine for children should bo harmless, n should be the shanks with kerosene, then apply vn.nllt.n n».l ....I,. __ ... In describing a milk can corer lb- boll Mali. N. Y-. the Sclentinc Amar bundled In dlvisli-t - for mnltary roason*. or an extra large Iioum* must be "The object hero I* to provide a used to fhcllcr th-- n-w-k as rt whole. I liellovc the large, t iv...«inry. nearly cover which will form a perfectly BABY CHICKS ' hOni fAcrS Redsohfi Why I Want You To Buy Your Cigars and Tobacco From Our Superior Stock CK&mberlaWa Cough Remedy, if till* und I* Ih. f.in.Kv'. . tr. Wtfy do you raise grain and sell it, draining your soil of its fertility, and forc­ ing you to lay around idle half the year, and when a drouth comes along you lose nearly the whole years labor? . ' ‘ Why is farm land worth only one tenth as much here as in Humboldt County, California? DAIRY PRODUCTS are the only fa •••’ EXPORT from Humboldt County, while GRAIN IS IMPORTED: THAT is the se t. , There arc eight thousand cows milked in Eel River valley, a territory one thirtieth the ’ size of Barry County. THIRTY COWS to our ONE.—makes their land worth ten dollars to ours one. . You can remedy this condition if you will. It is true that you can’t raise feed for thirty times the number of cows we now have, but if all fanners woukl milk the proper number of cows that the size of their farms requires, then we could easily raise ten times the number we now have, and by feeding the skim milk to calves and to hogs, and putting the fertilizer thus made, back onto the land, we would double our crops in Jen years, and doubling the crop will make the profits five times greater, and also the value of the land in proportion. There is no question about it paying you. THAT has been proven many times in ev­ ery county. Add a few cows to your equipment this year and see the change in your bank acwunt. , . Let tis co-operate. You milk the cows, we will manufacture and market' the butter. » Our many years of experience make us ex perts in that line and we will make you money. Yours for prosperity. Crystal Creamery Company Hastings, Michigan. �MAKCM 1». I»t< START ON 25,DDD MILE IRIPAROIIHIlWOmil fOH WOMEN ONLW fou Feel ‘BaclacU or Headache * Dragging Dowa Scautiotu Ncrvoas—Drahi— Teadarueu Low Down. o It is because of some. derangement or disease distinctly feminine. Write Dr. II. Vr-Pierce’s Faculty at Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N.Y. Consultation is free and advice is strictly in confidence. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite prescription restores the health and spirits and removes those painful symptoms mentioned above. It has been sold by druggists for over 40 years, in fluid form, at 91.00 per jxittic, giving gene ral satisfaction. It can now be had in tablot form, as modified by R.V. Pierce, M.D. [SoMbyMet/iG/no Doalpfs or trialbox] mhMB mail on roootfit ofTSQo In 5lamps\ Illi School No. uf days taught. co Total attendance-. 35.' pa.-u«'<l through coin|Mrr* favonildy wMh Nevada, und um better or worse. BueordlnK to whom you talkcil With. Bring* the doctor's satchel. Oh! Deceitful fate!!! AniHne kocb from house to house. Unless you want Isolation, . Or unless you want aome harm. Stay home from sleighing parties. And in where if* nice nnd warm. of atria II pox. Lawrence Spinney vlulted us Iasi Friday uTternoon. Jessie Jewell Wag uVoent last Thura­ ' day nnd Friday. The tenth grade bus handed in Kb third book reports. Ixist Friday afternoon Doris Jowell and t’rpha Schoch guvu u short playwhich w-.is much enjoyed by both rooms. •>eiiie ivarner, oilvotCouies, Kcnnetn Garrett. Mildred darnti. Howard hereafter for practice. Donilhy Jew' this season of cite year are very d;»- Stanton. Parnell Woodmansee. The following pupils have u perfect agrce.Tble,.-''And we were qulctlj talkins m-t record for spelllpc BUrlr.g thr month: Tho following program was obJoyed v< Jessie Stanton, Parnell Woodmansee. Nerved by All grade* In lhe High Boon, In honor of Washington'*' birthday last Tuesday forenoon. ■ ' GUVS CXJHXKHS. Song—Mount Vernon Bells.Mr. anil Mrs. Alvin Hollister nnd Friday. We iiiuilo eon Earl of Maple Grow spent Fri­ day with Mr. and Mra. Hell Kenney.. liow Washington Got Out of Miss Glenns Babcock epent the lat­ ter part of last week with her. aunt. Mrx. John Woodard at Nat-nvine. Washington's Xmas Gift—Mln Mr. anti Mrs. &>ton Smith uro Stine. moving td MlddlsTllIa tills week. Quotations—All. [ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bivens spent That a city like this could be rebuilt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Win. LeaH.1GIA DlbTUKT. In so short u time and done so well is nun in Kalamo. simply wonderful. Elegant stores Gao. Goodell la on the sick list thia Mr. and Mrs. Gus Morganthaier with marble fronts, nnd even China­ spent .Sunday- evenink with Mr. and town Is replaced with good stores, ond Mr*. Dell Kenney. Is quite a change from the Shanty­ Frank Guy spent Thursday wllji Mr. town of old. • Uoyeo Ualn and wife und.aon Ward WiTe callers nt U Wunderlich's nnd Bahs north of NaahvllI. Adelbert Senter's Sunday. ' Cardl Goodell left Saturday lo be­ gin hl* summer'* work af.the umr ind I place he worked last summer nnd for family. Hugh Ritter and family >pcnt Sun­ day with their parent*. Mr. and Mr*. home from Ohio, where *hi hns beer, visiting n sister Binev Iwforc the holi­ day*. nun! meeting nnd dinner with Mrs. Clay-Pettit nnd wile spent Friday W.. Im llvve Retail Olive on Emiil- with Adelbert Senter and wife. Lydlu 8ent<-r is on the sick list. James Southard and wife are myvIng on their, farm und Mr- Jeimlng* i« moving on the farm vacated by Mr. building up Report of lUgla school for month Southard. health, *tn and ending Mun h «: * Mr. nnd Mrs. J.lenry Vandeiiburg and son Georg.- attended the box «o- first d)n Dentistry T M PORTA NTIimprovc1 ments in the X-Ray fur dentistry were originated bv the X-Ray dentists of Grand Rapids. All the latest developments in Dental Science are based upon findings secured by the X-Ray. This invention makes it possible for ur* to be the first in the United States to offer X-Ray FREE. na uf «mallpox, Total nt tone Continued from page one. within thn* miles of the petrlArd, ' 1 7," >m«r McCullum. forest, and within three hour* rldo.of L k r th,. Grand l.'unyon of Artxon.i. Thr j ,r— two wrm one half of New Mexl.-o become. ™L'*» PgWgWrtler. this nKjntb much 'imorer. . Wc pnmrd xona. but the same formations rx4InLJ?|2^h?,M‘*2,'L22^ ln colors orc seen until late at night. , . ,,llh' Son Francisco, Friday. AukWc arrived last evening. 1 • Allow ypjcy, teac h c r. exception ot'about thirty mllcs-whrn w>* iToesed the mountulna We uae«^ is tunnele and loop* In about SO mln-' ute*. Wo would turn n loop and |ui» A REAL NERVE AND 800YBUILOING MEDICINE Service X-Ray Dentists J. B Poyte. Mgr. Grand Rapids. Mich, fj Monroe Ave., Comer Ionia, over Johnson’s cigar store nrullment. Is. John Martins for Mr. und Mr*. Hugh Johnson. A silver set for both par­ ties was left to show thr warm re- Modern Factory For Sale Michigan Buggy Company Real Estate, Buildings and Power Equipment Offered For Sale Wc offer for sale the modern plant of the Michigan Buggy Company, Kalamazoo, Mich. It embraces nine buildings, principally concrete con­ struction, with over 300,000' square feet of floor space; modem power plant of 700 H. P. capacity; sprinkler system; line shafting; electric wiring; steam heating system; seven elevators; two large dry kilns; amnle freight platforms; three six-inch deep-water wells with pumps. Buildings have not long been idle and are not run down. Land com­ prises 19 acres and contains several workmen’s resi­ dences, also good bams and stable accommodations. Two street car lines reach the property. Paved streets nearly all the way. ‘Cement walks, sewer, water, gas, electric light and power right to the factory. Property is situated less than two miles from thecenter of the city of Kalamazoo, Mich., a large man­ ufacturing center on main line of the Michigan Central and Grand Rapids & Indiana railroads, and on branch lines of the Lake Shore, Grand Trunk, and Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw railroads, besides several interurban electric lines. The rail| way spur tracks to the plant are owned by the company. The location is particularly favorable as a residence section for working people and has ample housing facilities for any number who might be employed on the property.. Kalamazoo has an abundance of skilled and unskilled labor, both male and female. Immediate possession can be given. The sprinkler system in this plant cost $40,000 alone, and the entire property can be bought at a figure not greatly exceeding that amount. The Commercial Club of Kalamazoo has promised to lend all possible assist- ance to any company desiring to occupy this plant. ? For further detailed information and terms of sale (which can be arranged to suit the purchaser), address DETROIT TRUST COMPANY, Trustee Michigan Buggy Company ent to hou&kecping «>n Chink of henry Smith Mr*. Johnson with hl* parent*. Both lurllva have our be>t wishes Tor tong and happy lives. thr system. i'ure Olh »il und th*! There 'will be a dancing party at James Southard's Friday night. Mar. 13th. Everybody Invited. . Butler Smith of i'odunk l» helping blnrd Into one preparation Grand Rapids, Mich. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose DETROIT, MICH. lu.ilth Call and see Cain under Reed’s Opera House. He will take off the old varnish, repair and refinish it and make it look like new, also will upholster your furniture for you. Piano Polishing and Refinishing a Specialty MJ3ive me a trial. First Class Work. W. A. CAIN Work Called For and Delivered FARMS FOR SALE false Teeth hralthr <on<titi<>q. For lh< of wut. st-imiieh nnd pin Kl<'k;i|n><> Worm Klll<-r gives Ih-L its laxative effelt ndds recommend tho general system. Suppl iad d thank us l„. --------- ... ......... i-indy ^.M.evuonK>nfrcll«>n—children 1 it to_)tiu. Sold io.ly at Buy a box today. •ti recommend ttj friend" ..ml .-. hm.lm.ii-- of tin nr<d ward for tho-postcurd* sent me Adv. chile ■a—Aro all indications Klckapoo -Worm Killer tilth Ing the mdnth (.'hrlsth- Hom. Don’t Throw Away That ss==Old Furniture if your child's Ills—Th< offensive brvath---Th< . strengthen c serlou* ill- puny <-hildrrn und all other* who are of ’ weak, run-down or ailing. We urtvr eom (texull Olive oil Emulsion with' our ' tho Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Store Phones— Farm Phones— Bell, 173 Bell, 651 Citizens, 5173 Citizens, 6251 ' FREE--A Bar of Soap begin talcing build ymir month ending I Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Under Reed’s Opera House — I d m- School for y Kth: It to ind In thia town SATURDAY, MARCH 7, ONLY . To introduce our High Grade Regular 50 cent Tea, we arc going to give you a choice of one bar of soap—Galvanic, Fels-Naptha or American Family—with every poilnd of this tea sold Saturday, March 7th. This Tea is regular 50 cent grade and has always sold for 50 cents and wc will continue to sell it at 50 cents per pound. Wc arc doing this just to acquaint you with the merits of this tea. Coffee Ranch Jefferson St Kenneth Warner. Hastings, Mich. Wall Paper Opening All during the winter we have been busy getting our stock of Wall Paper together and now we are prepared to show you the best and most complete line that was ever offered in any town three times the - size of Hastings. We buy. our paper factories and that ogives the __________ opportunity, to _ . . from several different --------------------------------____ __us____ get the cream of all the different lines. By buying direct from the factory we cut out all the jobbers' profits and can give you prices that will certainly look good to you. We earned our reputation as the “Old Reli­ able Wall Paper Dealers’’ by honest and square dealing, and you may rest assured that you will receive more Wall Paper value in style, quality and quantity for every dollar you spend here than any where you could go. ■ A. Few Suggestions: i Set of Teeth $3 BEST GOLD CROWN $3 BEST BRIDGE WORK J3 KMTAL WORK ON CREDIT acicntious, •yuipathctic treat MEW SYSTEM DENTISTS extra buildings fair building*.. ». good building* a. guild 1iilll.iltins «. good buildings. < xtra l>u)Jdlng« Sood buildings. m> building*... Parlors Dining Rooms Plain Oatmeal with Cutout Borders. Two-tone apt! Figur­ ed Oatmeals. Imported and Domestic. Tiffany Blends. . Conventional Designs Silk Stripes. Leathers. Grass Cloth and Metals. Oatmeal with Cutout Fruit Borders. Two-thirds Wash. Liners, 2 & 4 inches. Wall Burlaps. Living Rooms Bed Rooms Plain Sides with Drop Dainty Stripes. Ceiling. Plain Effects with (Two-tone Effects. Dainty Cutouts. Plain and Cutout Borders. We have jqst you want. * what Silk Stripes. Plain Lower and Floral Upper. Shambras. Halls Kitchens Leathers or Metals Block Designs. for Lower and Granites. Dado Effects. 1 Varnished Tiles. Crepes, Oatmeals, Stripes and designs Oiled Papers. for uppers. • Borders and Decora­ Any Price you want. tions. • n' c *”d°w Shades all sizes and colors, Plate and Photo Rail. Room Mouldings in Gold, While or Oak, natural and uniishcd. Paints, V arnishes, Alabasline and everything you need to decorate the house. Jap-A-Lac in 21. different colors. All size cans. lie sure and call on us. We always have time to show you. 5.U0U fair buildings. will txt In Hnstlngs tJtllco H .it unlay. 56 EZRADillonMOREHOUSE & CO. ami Masting*, Midi. Phone No. 31 Carveth & Stebbins THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Goods Delivered Without Charge �When you have any moving to be dose. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. HHTTEKHATBONAL SUJNUJA’ff SCHOOL LIESSON PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our SpcctlUy. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Keeps Your Stove “Always Ready for Company” A bright, clean, clotty MOvo is the joy and pride ot every housekeeper. But it Is hard to kerb a xtrrvo nice nnd uhiuy— unless Black bilk Stove 1‘olhh is used. Hero is tho reason: Black Silk Stove »Uicki right to lktirun.\h doesn’t fordmt off. Its nhluc lasts fi-ar timet longer than the shine of any ct/.er pdlish. You only need to poHeli <nn‘fourth as often, yet war will be (leaner, brighter nnd better looking than it ba* been since you first bought it. Use BLACK SILK : Safety First This floes truc in your electric wiring. That’s one reason why I urge you to let me do your electric work You’ll know it is done right and that your buildings arc safe if I do the work. Israel. tho only one of tteo manta nut repented utter the death or Chrtai. and hurt nothing whatsoever to do with thn Christ tons of thia nje- fnsteai’ <rf observlna the seventh day of /slnvnr GEO. VAN TIFFLIN Chlcigi, KalMiZH & Sijluw R. R. Ci. MIS­ time Table In Effect (March », Dolly Except Sunday. Buy Our Grass and Clover Seeds LIQUID OR PASTE and put grass and clover back upon your soil. There isn’t any thing that will be of greater value to your soil, and keep it from running down, than seeding systematically, field by field, your entire farm at different times. Had the farmers of the Eastern States followed that custom with other up-to-date farm methods the farms of the east would be just as good today as they ever were. We take a great deal of pride in the seeds we sell to you. We know they are all right. Wc make a study of buying seeds and have had texperience. We get the best seeds that can be produced. Seeds that test as high as 99.50 per cent pure, and a germination of 94 per cent. We sell you seeds upon our reputation. Buy now. OHS QUALITY Spring Term In to the Summer Session offer! nr ctHitlnuous otyMirtunliy for Black Silk Stove Polish Work* ac Ivmrsrf norrmrl Allt «n nrlriitirxn to netnef otnpr sAl-fll. tzers. Do not run your land down! If you want to keep it up to the standard productiveness ElMtrlolan. STOVE POLISH Many years ago the farms “down east” were very productive and considered the most valuable farm lands in the new world. A system of vigorous fanning was kept up for years until gradu­ ally the vitality of the soil became depleted and the productiveness of these valuable lands became less and less, until many hundreds of acres of once rich farm lands were abandoned because they would not produce enough to pay for working them. The reason for all this was because everything was taken off the land and nothing put back. These lands are being reclaimed again now at a great cost and a process of systematic seeding to Ing which ulli positively lead to n good Milarled ftoMtlon through the well-known Detroit Business University Wc have plenty on hand. Y'ou should have a few acre, ready to aced this spring nnd if you haven't, try and get a field rca'dy at once. We arc the Elevator Men of Hastings, Mich. Phone No. 18 if you wish to talk with ua about seeds. When You Como to Grand Rapids sXrSSS.a.'i.'.W-i moil. You'll nnpiccute the quiet homelike atmosphere of Ute Eagle Hotel ami I will l>e surprised at the moderate rates with the new and excellent service. Rooms—fl.00 Slnclay«1.S0 Double. European Plan. The Eagle Hotel, J. K. Johnston, Prop. Market & Louis Sis. ■ feet of ji-min. learn <>f IHni. lest n’a teuehin* by What is written, irn of film, and' then you will not rd to' shrink from the blessed re>nvfbil:ir «n<r privllrgu of tuiehinxl rothers QID you [VER IJSE PARCEL p0ST? We use it in sending flowers to you and find we can give good service. Everything in Cut Flowers and Potted Plants for Christmas and other occasions. GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL CO. U,X‘' Store--18 Monroe Ave. PHONE 5995. Grttiikom* Cor. East ind BartM An. Grand Rapids, Mich. If your order amounts to S3 or over we’ll pay telephone charges. American Beauty Corsets .... ............ | When you purchaac “ cor’et you want equally impot that the hit Cut it Out’ This is one of our brands of delicious bread—the one that is bringing us the biggest bread trade we have ever had. Many of our customers have told us that this is the finest bread they ever ate. Try a loaf. Made,/?okv ' •Malt, Mi'ik.Yeast, b^fa.de under the most Clctxn and Snniteury Conditions Stcxr Bakery And Restaurant Phon, ssi Hastings, Mich. l>c bought at a REASONABLE PRICE It will pay you to advertise your Auction Sale in the Hastings Banner you have all the characteristics of a splendid corset. ‘ American Beauty Corsets have every one of thc»» excellent features and many more. Every improvement as exacted hy fashion is thown la these dainty (".anneals. For Sale by WEIGKGENAKT & RIEDE F. A. BROWN & CO. East ol Postoffice Phone 126 • Hastings Hastings, Mich. Overalls and Work Shirts We have put in a complete line of Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Overalls and Work Shirts. It will pay you to come in and see the fine line and get prices before buying. Mun’s Hose for. Suspenders Canvas Gloves.. 5c, 10c and 15c . 10$and 25c 10c, 3 for 25c Tics... ------------------------- 10c Men’s Handkerchiefs. - - 5c Shoe Ttlps from.. 10c on up SATURDAY SPECIAL 6 and 8 quart Granite Milk Pans------------------------- ---'_________ 10c 4, 6 and 8 quart Deep Pudding 'Pans._______________________ 10c Brooms 25C--35C Galvanized Pails ut Special Prices. PEOPLE’S 5 and 10c STORE HASTINGS, MICH. Display �BANNER, MAMUH H. lit*. JIVE ! Aged People Mr*. Lulu Manley of VcrmontylUs was ■ guest of Mr*. C. V. lUchnrrbwn Inst Ruturday. Mr. and Mr*. Richard* win accomjMinylng her home Hunday and spent the day with Mr. nnd Mr*. tractive. IIBIEIIENIT refer* This general but incomplete re|»orl tn and twlefly explain* some of Aho- element* qf progress which have l>»en GS CITI SCHOOLS Introduced and developed durmd . TfLyr OUR tTTY’R •ORTANT PLANT IK HOKPEKING In addition to thia report lhe fol- "’"mt. and Mrs. Jonas Hswhllt* «f Maple Grove vlaiied al Peter Itnth- urrn >>. — tnbllshcd In each of tho nr»t and sec. NEED SIt?. EVIDENT THAT WE ..... i®«*> *'nr11°f«hooi* so that the *mait 1- ..ale ,b»‘ j“r‘ Iho achool 'THE BANE of old age is constipation. The bowl mix UM Fridaff .. HAVt MORE SCHOOL ROOM dl,trl< t m!ljr hAV*lhc *,inw ‘•<hanuRMr. and Mr*. Boy Smith of Maple unit muni. 0UIIUVL nuun, M „„ th„ rh|(drcn of tho lhlr,| ana 'els become weak and enable to perform their ------- ----fourth ward*. Sunday. r. More school room should l>e fmetions without aid. For this purpose only Other BCDeanmcndatlon* Matic That provided to relievo tho crowded con­ ditions which now exist In the cen­ die mildest and gentlest laxative should be used. tral an.| high school Imildlng*. Efficiency. --- — nww a»ur I' JU,uil uiiri- fnent of the second The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble school r stcil In th* schools of thl* city. Wa 1,r® ^•rtuhi. therefore, that they wlll and makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain s ** *Md tp read the report to the II Htdvens of Ceresco visited school lirsard. made by Superintend­ provided <0 relieve the unsanitary Tablets are a favorite with people of middle age ent Conkling, showing tho condlilen condition* which in wrarrri weather j.HUHon last wee*. , r 'x* *‘ho01* ,,f ,hlM c,ly M ,hu *■*”’ menace the health of tho pupil* and 1 Mra C- V. Richardson und Mia* and older on account of their gentle action. teacher* of the school. I Ma due Bolton nrr In Grand Rapids 4. Provision should bo made for I today (Thursday) attcndlnx the fash- prospering, and also emphasises thr more careful oversight of pupils at 1 Inn -how npd will stay thl« evening teens* und Intermission, twpeclnlly for to see the play, "Joseph and His some of the children.who play In the Tllrvthron.n • - ----park south of tho catUraJ building. Mrs. J. It. Marshall entertained the schools, under the present supervt6. Thaw who have charge of thr 1 W. II. M. «. last Friday afternoon. Mon, closed l.i-t week *|th result* snow plow* should be employed ar nut of school Charle* Humphrey of Went K.tlamo that show thorough work and vlgar- otherwise prevailed on to plow tho *ehool walk* on the high echo01 this nn account of sickness. ;...... — <*■ r«iu arn iui uusy men uno grounds at the some time they plow Tho regular monthly business and have comparatively little time lo give personal attention to the actual work •red •• otalned ut the home of Mr. and Mra of the school. p<mill mo to submit ' Clark Tltmarsh last Monday evening. for your cnn.ldemilon the following ’ A. H. .f the Adventist Chrls- brief report of some of the most Im­ a growing demand for more supple­ mentary reading material for the pri­ A. C. Stebert ha* resigned his po- of Mra. Pliny McOmber thi* after-1 portant Item* of progress: •iti»n .is superintendent of the NushA system of records has tern mary und grammar grade*. The Imo*! noon. i'|llr Creamery, hl» resignation tn adopted from which accurate finan­ cial and statistical report* can bo ob- poor condition from Jong nnd contin­ ued u*age. The stories have been Mia* Lyda Hiuck.y ........, ot -----------------Charlotte Misses Jennie llurkle. Aura Mun,:‘pent Saturduv nftermwin «nd »nnd*y • roe. Mildred Schilling and three of parent* have been simplified • and read and retold *o many times that Itave but little Interest to the with her wther. Mra Mary Town- , the high school boy* spent the weekmade more definite. The special re­ they • end with Mr. «nd Mra Russell WightNORTH NASHVILLE. port from the teacher* to the super­ pupIlK A number of classes wlll soon the work of the basal read­ <>f Vermont-‘ ■"-■n at Albion. intendent furnishes complete Inform­ complete ers und he supplied with some Mbs* tudrey Mra MarjKellogg wa* on the sick lx»i« nre vlaltlng th.former'* son ation concerning pupil* who need new undshould tllle was a giirtrt of * I... 1 w ..«Lwell selected supplementary Gatle and family ut Pontiac. special M*lst.in<-e and encourage­ Hammel) Bunday. ...1 .1_ * Mr. nml Mra .David McClelUnd Horn t<> Mr. Mr*. Gnire Mnrple and children of Batryvllle »pent Sun■pent Hunt Respectfully submitted. record of Meh pupil enrolled In lhe children h» E. Conkling, superintendent. rill entertain P|m. school. This report I* carefully niel ,| t0 Brumm attended the Farmer* 1 "f the young married t«-< e's 3*0 club .Itoy .. Ith •he 11,1, Thursday evening. Institute at Lansing last week. Decided Improvement has been Lynn Brumm of Flint was the guest made In the dlnciplinn of several of of hl* parents Mr. and Mra Fred the grado room*. As w If-control is church Bunday despite the cold nnd Brumm over Bunday. a very fine sermon wa» delivered by Arthur Hart and wife have morwd Rev. Flosd. DIM. Bupt.. of Grand Rapid*. ' Thn woclety at the hall Thursday wa* a decided sikcvsk The ladle* duties Monday morning after an abeach building so that pupil* - who tied a comfortable and furnished a movo may be transferred from one school <o another nnd And the school thankful. Lloyd Castellen la home from Kaltill Saturday veiling the former'i been fully accomplished except In the amasoo where hs ha* been working. first grad** und In one fifth grade Mrs. Mark- Peake and son Ralph room. It wlll be difficult to adjust ■|l Ing lhe L’armera". Institute. went to Ehton Itaplda Saturday to mill last week/*. and son Horace were guests W. W. Mrs. V. S. Knoll entertained her the flrat grade* to this plan until kln- visit her parents, A. P. Fleming. Hhe Mr. and Mra D. A. Qul« k spent, l"i>tter's In Hastings h«e» Thursday. mother. Mra Albert Barry and sister Bunday In Maple Grqve with lhe 1st-' Mr. und Mra Walter Brocksmldt nf ;f .Eugenia und brother Robert of Woodroom above mentioned has in Charlotte on her way home. leFs parent.. Mr. and Mr*. John i Grand llaplds visited the letter's ’• land Saturday night and part of Sun- grade made aotno advancement in thin re­ There win w Jolly good <1100 at Hinckley, who are both sick. brother and hl« wife. Mr. nnd Mra Bidelman's Friday evening ut Arthur Rm Uh of Grand itupid* vis- Cha*. Cool, over Sunday. Mra Boy Knoll has returned from gard and I hare reason to believe Charley thnt with the proper guidance and tho Imx social. Mr*, datnee of. Lanaitod hl« tMirrnt*. Rev. and Airs. C. F. ‘ Mr*. Kerol Powers and children vls- a visit with Bangor friends, . Hmltli. Saturday evening al.d Bunday I Ited tho former's brother. Dale AndCharle* Fowler of Battle Creek Is Odessa (deputies) were also in utlenmornlng rew* and family «l Chsrlolte Ha I at­ ■ pending a few day« at hl* farm. He danve. The proceeds were 919.10 for lhe benefit of.Mystic Workers. Mrs. Sanitarium, gaining slowly. Dr. Sheffield will entertain sometime Edward Hapn-m Mr. and Mra Joe Bell nnd *«ns 1 ,V ~~' ~~ were Sunday visitors al Henry Del- Jhe Mra* Bt.td' In the other build- In the near future. Henry Ahhouso and Clarence Mend be, 1 ,“ considerable criticism have traded farm* and wlll make lhe wk. her visit at Jackson last Thursda Mills visited Mr. exchange al once. The friends und Wiljluns wa. nt Char-, and .pent Friday in Grand Rapids, tea, her* of tin- grammar department neighbors to the number of 112 m<-t uftvrnbun *Itending the I MUw Olive Walker w*o home froi ’ " »'s Friday evanlMI for and lhe high school that the pupil* rr fond. Mr*. Harriet .Middleville over Sunday. Jug. Thor wore preWhitford Mima Altha Bwrick of HnsI Beware of constipation. Dr. of thr gr-.irta* werr not thoroughly flne Rayo lamp and prepared In reading, spelling und seated Carl NaVde has given sip hl* job *|>rnt Bunday with her parents. uilh th- I*.ntt*T4Me Co and h. and f and Mra. Fran|tj.Rarick. | iira Charle* E.’ Smith," "of " Wei mental itriiloneih. To remedy this ‘2 „ Mr. and Mra Pyt. r hunx from near ^nkn,,. Mr,t |hem. -nur fam- condition th*** subjects are given -ind wlll make, their hum- slth h- | Hustings were guests at Ed. Keyes' ||,. jUXatlve" Nothing better for greater uticatlon. As good reading laarvnt*. Mr. and Mra Jraerph Hmltn. t Hundax. a(llI|U or Opt ,hem |oda>._ JSc, is the foundation of all.other school «-,M.n.lrLG4rt“”,r "l*"’ Sunday at i-eeommended.by Caneth A Stebbins studies, much emphasis was placed lotte Msnday aftrrnaoq. on this subject last year with encourWaiodburf. nnd A. H. jtuiholland.—Adv. A Chamberlain’s Tablets NASHVILLE ough work-in the reading Is contin- AUCTION SALE Having decided to rent my farm, I wlll have an auction sale at my farm 414 miles south of Hastings, and a half mile north of Hendershott school house on section 8, Baltimore town­ ship, on • Monday, March 16/14 Commencing at 10.-00 o'clock a. m. 1 offer th, following property: in spelling and arithmetic with spe­ cial rmphasl* on mental arithmetic. The pupils seem to enjoy the contests and often a*k for more of them. They nrr encouraged to put forth their Ik-si effort, and a higher grade of efThe crttle room of the County Nor­ mal w.i» one* raid to be a place where but few parents would permit their children to enter except under a tnoM vlgorou* protest. It Is not so non'. More request- come from par­ ent* who wish their children to be placed In lhat room than can be ac­ commodated. A former superintend­ ent vlaiied that room nnd mid thnt II did not »cem pOaMblc that such a change could bo made. The peopl* of tho first nnd second ward school* express great apprecia­ tion for the plan which permitted th* On In If the blackboards liOltbl-X FARM TOOIJk Ila) gelding, 3 yr*, mid. urlglit 1330 Itlai-k g’lillns. 3 ytw. old. weight 1350 This team l« —mini nml well matiluil nml broke to «tri»c. Bay more. 3 >rs. old. wl. 1000 lira, broke Bay ItriMMl man­ l» yra. <M. will! fodl. by Ml-lral dur April 13 lllat-k liorsc.- It yrs. old. wl. lino • lior-e volt coming 1 yr. Tlirr.- nf ||M- ahotr volt* mentioned sn- »lrrd by Mi-tral. Milwaukee mowrr. 3 fl. cut 10 fl. MiKormk k rake Tlinmao lui> nildrr H4cci land roller Other |ilow No. 99 20-lnoUi spring drag Olltcr 3-lior*c cultivator Hmlrimkrr wagon Auto -cal carriage, nearly new Double buggy Single buggy COWS. llitl cow. A >r»- old. due Ajwil 37lh Brlmllr row, 7 y old. ulllt calf by shir II6GR Darts- brood m>«* , dor April |7tl> large I’utaiul <1 In* brood m>w. iIiic In May Young Duns- bnm*I smt. due laM of Anril and thn at one time bat little was accomplish­ ed. h.i* Bern transformed Into one of the busiest place* In the school sy»tem. From right o'clock In the morn­ ing until five o’clock in the afternoon this room l« open. «nd mn*t of the time It is tilled th tho limit of.lU ca­ pacity with young people who wish to obtain thl* kind of training. .•I Ml'' U'MIIUX,New vrotcli hack lu>rnc-« New -ingle liarnc-4 was not n r Uft *acyclopedta except t'roU-h tuM-k lu*mr—, In good condlllou In thr County Normal In the school ■ nd mart of tho dictionaries were Ttilnl-liorw Imme— Iron kettle from trn to thirty yeor* old. Each building Is now provided w th an upScalding barrel Ciderbarrel to-date iruyclopedla and 1*19 dieSet dump board-. Ix>gtltaln* uuiu.il.. -if yawvw-. ------ --- - White u>h wagon longue l-.vcnccMicks rry student who. I* sufficiently ad­ vanced tn us* one. Kegular meetings of the Hastings Teachers' Club have been held each . HAY AND GRAIN, month, with a definite program for IBr.iin,. - ........................ Quantity of good mixed hay held at frequent intervals foe the ex­ Quantity «i»rn -talks Seed corn change «.( Ideas and lhe discussion of Quantity of good sorted corn means and methods tor obtaining the to Im-l-cl- of Rural potatoes Rom* chaaMS »»v* been T*da *" 3 bii-iirl- Early Mldiigun -red potatoes the high school course of study so os to more fully meet the practical „ Kama i ■ ——— — - -— ent* und nt tha same Um* continue HOT LUNCH AT NOON TFRM<i* AU sums 011500 ,nd unl,*r' u!h- °vir •!“• ■ unwiQ. amoUnt g months time will be pven on good bankable notes with Interest et 6 per cent per annum. ROBERT BRYANS, Proprietor uuuru ----- -- - - -­ normal school. eolISM* or unlvetwity. Several new typowriting machines, new tables for bookkeeping, and oth­ er equipments, add to the efficiency of the commercial department. Agrlculture ha* been combined- with <>•- JAMES BROWN Clark Ing Earl Wiilbtce"s farm «n<l will move on tho same in the near futur,-. Mra. Effie Kcolt ontertnln<-d her ela­ ter Mr*. Hcudder and family ot Carl­ ton Center last Thursday. Preaching next Bunday March 18th at J:l« p. m. All are Invited to come. hall ThurwUy. March 2<th. Ladled please came early with your thimbles as wc wlll sew cnrpel rugs beside Home of Home Made Candles We are the biggest manufactures of ice cream in Barry County. Sold by the dish, quart or gallon. The Palm Garden J. W. Armbruster, Prop. Phone 548 Chrysanthemums, Roses, Carnations, (all colors,) Violets and Easter Lilies. All kinds of potted plants, such os Peppers, Poinsettas, Primroses, Azaleas, (all colors. ■ ELI CROSS Bell—Main 208 Citizens—2470 Store—148 Monroe Ave. Green bouses—Ashland Ave. and Page Street Grand Rapids, Mich. KALAMO. William H. Fiahor, deeeaaed. Arthur M. Edmund*, as executor, Two slcighload* of jolly people numbering thirty-four from the Ev­ having filed In mid court hla petition an* neighborhood gave Mr. and Mr*. praying that-an Instrument now on file In thia court purporting to be the last Tuesday night. Thr time w»n spent In games and music and all deceased l-e admitted to probato and helped to make It a Very happy event. Floyd nnd John'Wetchrr each lost a your petitioner or to noma other ■ult.ihlo person. Terrell A Bice have rented the Pease house and aro preparing to March move. ■ • Leonard K.ifler had the misfortune and is hereby appointed for hearing of losing hi* chickens one night last aai<! potltlon; It li Further Ordered. That public notice thereof be given by publication the entire flock except one. of a copy of thia order, for thro* auc* the hearing. In th* Hastings Banner a newspaper printed and circulated In sold county. CHAR M. MACK. NORTHEAST KALAMO. Samuel Crowl unit family expect to ELLA C. BGGLBBTON, Ueglstar ot Probata. A true copy. ORDER FOR FCBUCATtOX. Stain of Michigan. tho probat* court for tho county of Barry. proud parent* of a girt. la'on BHkkm and family have the Mr. nnd Mra. Dor Andrews spent tho probate office. In lhe city ot Haa- writing. Present: Hon. Chai. M. Mack, Plain Truth That's Worth Money. Judge of Probate. In tha Matter of tho Estate of .Using Foley'* Honey and Tar for a ' rough or cold may anvo you both Charle* R Clark, idrcfcued. William Joi—_ XiTt-w, sickness and money. F. F. Monahan, Menomonie. Wii.. say*: "I am ex- (lied In Kild court Vila petition praying that an instrument uphm file In thn ill find Foley"* Honey ami Tar Com­ court purporting to bo tho pound always fixe* mo up In good and testament of tho sold deceased be shajie when I catch mid oy have a admitted to prdbatn nnd tho extu-utlon had mush. 1 recommend it gladly." thereof bo granted to William Jone* or tn some other suitable |>eraon. Arthur Mulhoilnnd.—Adv. it la ordered. Th.it the l<lh day of .March, A. D. 191*. at ten o'clock In tho forenoon, at said probate office, be and li hereby appointed for hear­ ing atld petition; It li Further Ordered. That publlo ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. notice thereof tie given by publication Stalo of Michigan, th* Prdbat* Court for th* County of Barry. cesslvo weeks previous to said day of hearing. In tho Hastings Banner, a tho probata office, in tho city of Haa* newspaper printed and cir<:ulatci| In tlng*_in wild county. on tha twrn- said connty. CHAR M. MACK. Judge of Probata. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Maek. ELLA C. EGGLESTON. Judge of Probate. . In tho Matter of the Estate of A trun copy. Robert Montgomery, dec-eased. Ctflal HdstrtiMnenK ins hied In Mild court her petition QU.UL TRAP CORNERR praying that nn instrument now on Mra Dell Hhnup spent part of last Ilin in thia court pur|x>rtlng to bo the week earing for her sister, Mrs. Frank itasril bo admitted to probnto and Sunday. tho execution thereof bo sp-.itited to Mr. and Mr*. Almon Rheldon^at- your petitioner or to some other suit­ tended Grange Rvturday at Vermont­ able perwon. . ' , ville. Il U Ordered. That the 17th. day of March A. D. 1914. at ten o'clock tho forenoon, at said probate office, Vermontville. All report a most en­ In ba and Is hereby appointed for hear­ joyable time. petition; Mra Emma Herrington and dough- ingIt sold la Further Ordered. That public tyr Mra Gladys Bronson spent Friday notice thereof bo given by publication with Mrs. Jennie Andrew*. Harlow Bronson visMed hi* parent* hearing, in tha Hastings Hanner, a ■ Mr. Hick* nnd family of West Ma­ newspaper printed nnd circulated in ple Grove ure moving on the Wilson •aid county. Mr. and Mra Ray Gould und daugh­ EGGLESTON, ter Clara spent Bunday with the lat­ ELLA C.Register ot Probata. ter** mother and family In Houthwcat A true copy. Kalamo. .......... Misb Rweet and Mr. Cobb of Jack­ son spent Rttnday with Mr. und Mra ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. State of Michigan. Tha Probat* Court for the County of Barry. MABT1N CORNERS. At a session of said court held at lhe Mis* Nettle Utt vfarttrd relative* at probate office. In th* city of Heatings, in said county, on the twenty-fifth Coat* Grove over Sunday. Mra Millie Fisher spent Sunday day of February, A. D. 1914. with her parent* at Lakeview. Present: Hon. Cha*. M. Mack, Our achool la having a week's vaca­ Judge of Probate. tion thl* week. Preaching at th* church next Sun­ day morning. Plan to attend. Mr. and Mra Lewis Hilton and daughter visited Mr. and Mra Ben Landis of Woodland. Sunday. Miss Florence Coolbaugh has been aralstlng Mra Anna Endaley with her housework the past woek. Mr. and Mra Alonxo Hilton and ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. State of Michigan, the probate court for tho county of Barry. z At a neialon of Mid court, held nt ting* In said county on tho 19lh day of February, A. D. 1914. Judge ot Probate. In tho Matter of tho Estate of John W. Foley, deceased. Ann Foley, widow, having filed In ■aid court her petition praying that an instrument now nn file tn this court purporting to be the last will and tea- ndtted to probate nnd the execution thereof bo granted to your petitioner >>r to wm# other suitable person. It la Ordered That iho llth day of bo and Is hereby appointed for hear­ ing said petition; It Is Further Ordered. That publlo notice thereof bo given by publication of a copy of thta ardor, for three suc­ cessive weeks previous to said day of hearing, tn the Hasting* Banner, a newspaper printed and circulated In said county. CHAS. M. MACK, Judgo ot Probata. ELLA C. EGGLESTON. Register ot Probate. A true copy. ■ Decoration Day Less than 3 months does not give us too much time to manufacture the piece of work you may wish’for spring delivery, if rt wefhave to send to the quarry for the Jf material. Better drop us a card if Joseph Messenger. Bunday. TAMAILtC CORNERR Mr*. George Clum had Iho mlafor- Boss Colton went to Grand Rapids hursday to call on hili niece, Mr*. by Hustings, Mich. Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or­ ders Given Prompt Attention H ElJJgSfle E=jfc~ JF teaching of biology. The fnct lhat the enrollment ha* greatly Increased, He atys that she is Mowly on th* gain. not only in the ieo-callcd practical Eldon and Myrna Bear* vUhed thnlr undo George Bears, Bunday. •* A nko lot of friend* and neighbors additional teacher provided COL. W. H. COUCH Auctioneer Eat Cottage Bread tastes like the bread mother used to make. No meal complete without it. ■ you can’t call and we will arrange to see you. It’s only about 3 months until Decoration Day. mpletely surprised ■king. It hying Mrs. improv.-menfa aro appreciated by the students and the patron*. The high school band, th* orchs*ir*, tho vol­ Tho mare you scratch tho untary musical a»d rhetorical pro- Ittokaa. Dean'* Oltuniani cm grams are «ome of tha new * that help to make th* regular work < IRONSIDE BROS. Phoce 107 Grain mt MtrbU Palm UmiIm,, Mich. �or Rlctl!,”• tolicy-a —; Additional PRAIRIEVILLE, »»r«, w. -Xfc applied I I daughter wr|ting. nnd A. Ki out again. Mrs. Hwkrtout dotng finely. ll'tn vDItcd Mary Polley, who is quite 111. Lurno Blackman Is taking a forced Vacation while a new healing plant U being Installed in the school build- ARTHUR K. MULHOLLAND XdUBVHKMT BARRY. UUUf VIEW. visiting hla mother. Mrs. Anthony Ed. Parker bought is I43&.004 draft tciun IliKalamaxuo Saturday. The Biptlsl Aid Society wlll serve |>l.l< f Ui .'."V dinner ut the home of Mrs. Jllgglns Mr. und Mrs. rttHlfGuntic and Friday. March II. Como nil ye that •on from Bourbon. Itldlma. have Friday, Kcbfiol Notm. Mip.Xelita Cooley of Hastings Is Prairieville school notci assisting Mrs. Wm. Gillespie with her house work. , U-niperanca <»u»c, Hope they will Mias Xd! Ixirvn Uinckfnan was visitor come ugrtln. The next-meeting will ly wltn t bit the first Friday In’ApTlI beginning Mixa Huth Van Horn entertained a Albert Johnson of Gr.mil Rapkla number of g|r| friends last Thursday evening In honor of her sixteenth paid also. want birthday. Quarterly meeting wax enjoyed by quit/- a good crowd Sunday afternoon ut the M. J*, church. Rev. Harger of .Midland Park, Gull latke, preached u very, good sermon. Tho meetings at Cedar Creek aro still In progrt-au, Many from tht» way urc attending. Everyone ought to go and help to make the meeting) at Hastings caring for her father. John McGurn. who is having , heart trouble. Sol Stanton und wlf» went to Hast­ ings Sunday to visit their sun Dewey who has been sick. They/found him bettor. Galesburg visited at M. 1>. TratTunl'j tat oca this Week. Friday evening G entertained by a- fev OanMi were played a books last "Wednesday. Mr. Uolxutr offered a prise to tho pupil nt the end Munn and Mbn Lena Hclderman nc- of the year showing the most im­ aompanled hsr <o Grund JUptdi provement. where ahe underwent another opera­ tion HaRirday morning. Mr. and Mra. Frank Chariton. Mr. RcmeMber the piny. “Me ah’ mix," t the cn-nnge Hull March 13th und Ith. Curtain rtowt ut 7:3o. Ait.oyator supper pill lw given at r ti WwIiIa— Marelt Mllu 18th. fu phuruh. Al«ck Holter and Miss Florents Smith Frank ilordykc Is Visiting at Katcampment." is still In progress but tunasoo. . Althouxo and family of Bridge 8t. no dine has yet been set for It. Walter Bolycn is moving un hts present and all hud a good time. We mysteries of tho Pythagorean theorwish- them good luck In their new home. N. In a program given by the sixth uf Hickory. ’ nnd seventh grades of this room and Walter liolyen's peoi tho third grade of the primary room Woodland Friday. last Friday afternoon the sixth grade antly surprised last T Mag Bump of Tow lUl "I totnj very successfully dramatized, - "Sir Ing. We urc sorry to J on our street Sunday. our community. • Walter Raleigh's Clonk." Thn eighth grade have finished lheir civil government. There Wax do preachln- Hutiduy Thn ssvvnth grade arc studying morning on account ot th; quart, rly Daniel Boons in history. meeting ut Bunnell. Georgia Sunday evenlag Mix.' sence of four days. Chnlker led the C. E.., w Mr. Bolster spent Saturday Rev. Harger preached a Splendid Sunday tn Richland. mon lo a full house, aa'tlie »,-n Necessary Goods at Popular Prices Notice.' We have a full line of MEATS and GROCERIES and aim to keep fresh and tempting goods on hand at all times. Youi-s for a deal, WILLIAMS «& SON, HICKORY CORNERS, - MICHIGAN. Jone*' la«t Friday cvwq|& for a iiu«ini-as nnd aocIaI evening. I* wax elec­ tion of othevra and tha were ekTled: President. Ml«« IJlieti Kt Iley; tho three months. vice president. June Mott; wcretary nnd treasurer. Kthrl Tniuatv. nrganireb- lid. Lulu Baines. Lookout committee were choaen by the preMklent n.i Ml«« liuxel William* nnd. Dpmlil Jones; nro required by hla practice on hl» literary comnilltcu. Lull! I'ulnex and return. Gertrude linker: .social < nmmUlec. Respectfully? Georgia Chalker und Juge Mott. at Hastings. TIHNDKHHHOTT SCHOOL HOUsl-L Eclectic Uli. xlrongcet. eheupevt lini­ Mn». Itcchtal returned from Ypsil­ ment ct er devised. A household rem- anti Friday where she hid been Van Brunt Drills They Have Made Their Way By The Way They Are Made Greed The rl<h appendicitis. boila,. Fulioy thoM dl- Mriu Huliomli Huliomirvi»ltrd vlrltetf kt BuN l*hllIpp;.’ from Saturday tLituri-.y nlgnl nlgf until Munday; ..a>- night, night, _• .■ . •. Fred Elxcy h.i« carnmFni'Sd mov­ ing from l*rlU-hiirdi-lll<- «Mo the Furr moved nnd A BUICK automobile must be so built that it will, at all times and under all circumstances, give the owner uninterrupted use of his investment. Every BUICK owner is entitled to, and will receive, prompt and efficient service, the kind that will insure him the motoring pleasure he expects. BUICK reputation,- so pre-eminently firm and fair, was hot won by chance, but is due to the policy established with the production of the first BUICK car and so consistently adhered to ever since, that of giving the owner the maximum of service for the minimum of cost. No matter what its price, a BUICK car must, and will, give the maximum of that service for which it was intended, and must bear its proportion of the re* sponsibility of maintaining that high prestige which BUICK cars have attained. The true significance of the slogan, “When Better Automobiles Are Built, BUICK Will Build Them,” is manifested to its fullest possible extent in the 1914 line; , . Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Has all the latest equipment, step starter, Two speed, double control, Ful* Floteing seat and many important improvements which makes the Harley*David* son 1914 model an ideal machine lor the price. Evinroude Detachable Motor Mokes a motor boat out of any row boat or canoe. Can be carried like a satchel, weighs only 50 pounds, a boon to hunters and fishermen. Call at our salesroom and see it. Miller Tires Call and let us show you the Miller-One-Cure Wrapped Tread auto tires. Wc claim that the Miller method is the only one which insures an absolutely perfect tire. Second Hand Autos Bought and Sold Hastings Buick Company Messer Bldg. Bert Italy and family rtf Itawllnc .visited t|m former's father und aunt. Mrs. Scoville.'who-ha* been sick sevJoseph Mutaop : Und spent Rittirib '0 ■f Rut- ■f J. It. Italy. There will be pre .ehlng here next Sunday evening. There will Ik- h cintlirs pin social and a Ih»x supper ut th; school house lhe SOth of .March. Th<- entire family of James Aspin- AUCTION SALE Hiving decided to quit forming, I will soli cl Public Auction on my farm, 2 Ming Mr. and Mrs. Wi-li-y Rhaffcr. Irving Troxel Kp> Monday und Tuckdny- at the IL B. A. hwpUnl In Grand lUpIds visltini; hla wife-' . Mrx. F1<mbIc Sh>i;<i>. .uni children of 1 ist nnd Sunday. MIm Myrtle Mead Saturday of Kalamaxuo Wednesday, March 18 Comnunclng at 10 o'clock a. m. The Van Brunt Policy Experience helps to make quality. Van Brunt material has always been good. Attention to detail has been constant. Ability to meet all conditions has been proved. ■ As a result, Van Brunt Drills have an excellent reputation for durability and fine working qualities. Truly, they have made their way by the way they arc made. What To ITemanxi in a Grain Drill 1. Adjustable Force Feeds that provide an even discharge, without bunching, of any and all kinds of seed into each seed furrow. 2. Furrow Openers that make a proper seed bed, furrows ol uniform depth, and depo­ sit every seed on the bottom; that will work in any kind of soil that can be seeded, mud, gumbo, corn stalks, or trash. 3; Light Draft. Light weight without sacrifice of strength. Proper proportions to pro­ vide against excessive strain. 4. Long life with small repair bill. By these standards wc ask you to judge the Van Brunt. Van Brunt Warranty We warrant VAN BRUNT DRILLS to be well made ol the ijcsf material, to do first-class work in any soil capable of being seeded nnd not to clog or choke up in 'mud, gumbo, sticky or trashy ground. • • We Also Handle The Thomas Mr. nnd Mrs. la-wi- Hilton nnd family of Martin Corr.' rs visited their daughter. .Mr. and Mr-. Urn Taindl". uf Woiwlland, while M< “* " Fisher of the utn> Phone 1 Hardware and Implements Hastings, Mich. i* IIO1LS1.K. I offer tin following property: Sterling liay hauler Flat Kejwtone xkle-dclhery liay nikr tand roller OUR ROME WOMEN HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR I-aiming mill Ilrnr.ll. It.il ii H. M. F. “30" AutiHJiublle. good condition Pair Ik-lknap bob ideigho Next lime you go : • m* theater or please, how many uf t home ladles have beautiful hair—gi-'ssy, lustrous. mil Wi-ll-drcwa’d. Th> n. If you wiji I [ilek out Hvv or ten. "f those wRtiai* jMlr seems to be purtlvdtarly pretty ind will nsk th'-m wl. if they um- nu> HeerltlK binder. 0 foot than half of (ht-m "III »<y “Harmruiy Hair Betiutlflr r," It Im fast becoming .the r«g<! wlth both men and *omen who um particular nltouf'Wc npnenrunctr oT their hair. RprlnKlb a IIUIo if irnronv Hain fkviuilflrr on ynur hair ' ‘ turn brushing It. Contdlg ti’b oil; Hot Lunch at Noon To keep halt- uml >lp difndruftfree and clean, iw Harmony Sham- ■ poo. This purr. Uuul't »h'»mpoo gives an Instantaneous rii h lather thut Imnu-illatclv penetrate* i<> every purt or hair «tn«r >gaii>. i— tbcirousti cleSnMinK. only a few moment*. Goodyear Bros. milts south and 1 mile cart of Woodland, on section 27 harshiwsH or stleklm •—Just a awwt «->iinllnc«s. Both preparation* '""le in nd.1|sbii]Md very aru-inu I'Lil butthn*. with sprinkler tope Harmony* Hulr Heuntincr. 11.SO Harmony SiwWttpm.. 60* .Both guaranteed to miti‘fy y»w m >?. BO-tootli spike drag rrvl xtaray pump era! luand pnTMU Single buggy EtiL’TABLEN ANTI EODHEIL Shelter for Horses if it Storms. TFRM^ 1 ILllinOi sums of $5.00 and under, cash. Over that amount 8 months* time will be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent per annum.' No goods to be removed until settled for. Edward Fisher, Proprietor COL W. H. COUCH �[G. if northern Yankee Spring* township $10 DID for THIS WOMAN VW !■■■ ■ S CLUB V•V th* wmitn part nt Johnaon of Irving i>iwi>«Mp. * r*riy|l Wil IIIIW nviIMin Dd air«. it. r, ittni ‘trom’Oallen. .T"; The Price She Paid for Lydia Irvlnt 5 bf , i>t--gnit goods shipped lo !.'u" ’ >'*' "rh"1’ »’«"** demi' EJPinkham’sVegetableCom£t “in pound Which Brought Good Health. Until the annual house cleaning time will be here: and of course there is sure to be a rug, some carpet or linoleum needed- |m> luted on th» National F«>drr.it ion riant Fund w,i*~nt»t “ “ ready to but-Mrs. Patrick, one MuSli of tha < iw. exprywcd_Jicr up„„ ,l .. WB« fuml*heil rntcrtalnmcnt Oiirine m* « and the, provnl c reject «f this cl uh. in ■-In-law ftolKrt Hnv.t.r Snyder nn D«niIk, Vi-" I b... <«1T ;p™< en Scobey nnd Um good* wore " £Ouplre noted not dollars on your medicine and I fee* «o i thnt of Charlotte. honoring i ------- . .■ .... . — much better than I much toy Listing* Women’s Club, . i nlshl nnd n part «'f the .early morning did when the doctor Mra. Fmji hn-.'ler Smith. thrvAigh ■necAiv nt lul - nwnlt John . h„ „f Saturday had ullppcd awny. to- thl* fund. wa.* treating me. I re conttibf !*o liH-nt were their thought* upon tho “niram Ing m.w- <* gnurR two pment Mr*. Batea took K! _■ , don’t suffer nny ••hirgii Up and family. »• protitnrn. It was Hep. waits nnd - hottlx he and all ’v u_. F bearing down paina Thn Iralie*’ Aid Society dlnnc r held Iho rort pertaining lo tho Tert# ■ hor\i----- ' at nil now and I sleep mitten _Day." ...._ and I-..-., the ... com X.,-—­ ran entertainment- AH dc.-lded <i‘“ well. weU- I1 cannot. Cfl,'no1 *a.y Hate*, )||* A nlre cnm- the evening h.>d^»een enjoyed greatly. A enough for Lydia E. I map. frail pony of, guest* were In «;f,ii<l.in<-i' to Pinkham’# Vegeta- "PrerikSS frrthin* f.»r'<hr Umirepnrtil:,- .t th" l»un*r uncd )■> M.-eMHTinVI'>T JUTLAND. T||| We Compound and gn»'1If these r.*l>on«'* diwnes Edwards, Hhaw and fihcllcnWill Havens, wife and daughtei*. barger . . 1 | *J Liver PiU* M they tlinniructm Ing. Mr* • i Robert Jenkins, nn employee in the Man- spent Bunday w«h Mrs. Lisle I I have done*) rnuA Field. ' ,,, , i Fred Brown «>f Grangeville Is, --------- for put I am enjoy- » ndlng n tew d“>* fKh •’»* -tough-, । j iiea]th now and owe it all to their njiiiport und slnier John Jenkin* nml Mix* spent M ra. Evart*. hrlpful ahr Mary Jenkins of thl* village. Mr.'tern. Jenkins met his friends alwtit the vll-1 W« _.t «r Prutuntr. [ng m y friends and neighbor about Iissm In hlit tisuiil lovlal w.tv iuforr Imncl them. .--Mnc M attie H aley , WkCd-c y „i hum* from club Caking thn train'Monday morning to or from itTnlra to wnxh dhdies. once more resume his w«>rk for i'm lc quhono Street, Danville, Vn. . Jim Wilcox of Orangeville, spam -Mra. Holbrook madv | A Kamuel. Mr. Jenkins likes hl* work . No woman suffering from any form ( t.l.-.i for wxv«. Sunday nt Ben JenkW. in tho.Vulley City. "pent I of fcnuje troubles should lose hone un- [ nn u’.-» Will Habcock. nnd family f—- ----------Bince the return of tho I.vmpson .-lu-taw John. U1 hM gty.H Lyjia e. Pinkham’s Ut> comfortabtaL ano brothers Glenn nnd Lyle from their Sunday with hla son-1 I ----- - —-> riaL [ .1.1.|v«-uM.<Xi|«»ndnWrtri^. work near Rhinelander. Wisconsin. silver. Lyle Lompson has been confined to spending a few day* with hl* mother. This remedy, the medicinal! 11ITHOJ — ’ famous * . .. -----j nceompnnlcd by Mto* Mr*. Ruth .Douglas. I ingredienta of which are derived Sinltb. rang ii u delightful iitanne.-.1 Our school teacher. Mint Cronk, from native root* aixl herb*, haa for "A Dunj > Honj • nnd. n» nn encore, i proving sttwe hl* return home. spout Bunday at home a row rrom .n.. virtnlty attended forty years proved to be a most valuerr ot tne nnmtnon. lumber c.imp is but a poor place for the dancing party at Earl Buskirk ■ ble tonic and invlyorator of the fe- ^uccd •hired the the «i>ca, «t. mak. orgmikm. Women everywhere i[lAJ, Htithfor® who ho* l»-n In tn<a man-to stop when ill-r-iherv being farm tost Friday night. . j bear willing testimony to the wonderful dtv for WEST sraEWA. | f L & Plnkham-S Vegeta-, Jte aria •nnretkm with th** cxRobert Sowerby sold his potato Giles Tharp wa* ill last week and .. rj_mn_,n.i i tension crop'to Georg* Welton from north of confined to hi* bed Monday and Tues-. Dle LompountL , jra? *ubject w.n announced .■< "The Middleville, drawing the tubers to the day. He 1* recovering. If you lutve tlio "lightest doubt Running Affair* »f the Hons« hold.“ Mia* ydln E.Pinkltant's Mto Bowen ..nd .nd Mlsa Miss Haa*l Hm»| WestWra- I gjj-j L Lyd|n je. P|nkliani*a Vegeta- “A On°J Houwkeeper’ w»* dellnc.d a* * ‘ IS UM IX Vpi' 1 M,Conii>oan<twllll.H|..TOU.wrlU> one who could nianage her hoyacnold f.o.r* jrittwut fr.ctton. Mi*" Iluthaway1'from their respective school*, to Lyttla RPinkhnniMetllcineOo. fotd tto-wribed an I<l- «l ham.', one v*n• otatb rx’.rtra of thia section Charle* H. Kidney la now 111 with They both relumed teaching last (confidential) Lynn. Stfor ad­ t.. n.ng every pu*'-.oli- .-unvytuenee.. no attack of Ingrlppe at hla home. Monday. vice. Your letter wlll be ojwnctl, Loa: week Friday one of the old CelloOs Knoll has returned to hi* read anil anxwcrcA by i» woman, ond money. but it I* eesenttol for right and held in strict confidence. Bierce, n man who at one tlmr-llved drrUrrd that lhe of.•■ear thia village, chanced to come ed him through hl* recent Ione and ra thnt U girl ghoul<1 back to the scenes of hla former , NORTHEAST CARLTON. kwplnu In b<r rilnth«ra kitrhrn, la thrt «tay, n red rd *ome Grace Cl»m vIMted tho Darby n* the McKlshney farm, sold out ev­ .cugo I WeanrMlny nnd *pent thr night m-wyijcnUon. The work tnlRht Ixigli, erything last Thuraday. Quite a Orplia H.aarl <»f Wrat Campin'!!. tn treat kitihm. und •’xtvnd through lary» number were at the solo nnd wltn c.thor part* of Hi, hnure. Out It >hou!a When Cha». Chrnry nnd wife rcter making aovaral Ineutrlra about good pricra were fetched by tho vari­ .urneu home Tnuraiuy evrning they 1h< •upplrmen&l by Icmom In da* ous lots. a rack of nice n«h left iruinv mertlc *clenco In thn public *ch»o| The Church of Christ mid-week found and In college, and followed up. In tho ,ne,r aining room door, which caunra Middleville thlnklnx thnt prayer meeting wna held on Thuraday Joy in the household, with a Afternoon nt the residence., of Pnstoi .ramonic feast for breakfast In store for them, (1 A. Slack.- * < » • which they did truly enjoy und relish Albert Miller of Stanton l» visiting mightily. But alas, when It was too Ono of tho fluesttonr considered by intr to restore thn fish, they foumr thr rptakcr wa* lh-.t of help. Hhe Codk. It la 11 or II'years since ho out thr n*h were left for their neigh­ deplored the pec of the term "hired JohnattL'a of. Ixylng. Although Mr. was hero before.bor, Mr. Hatch. Sorry tn s.iy'the lat­ girl." The *car< Ity of ilomr»tle help Colp has been engaged nt carpenter Mra Minnie Creighton, though very ter suffered thr greater joke ns they km a<-< ountejr far. in p.trt. by thr wofk Since ho aold hla farm known — । n manydid without fish. Hence this cau- <j,-asperity of ;•* the Puarni farm to Jameo Kelley ttlon: I’.ircrls left nt Chas. Cheney-.* homes it la two ypdfs ago, still Mr. Cole has a | without thr proper address arc posl- ■ ('..uightora to i warm’spot In-hl* heart for farming ——... ..... , many more and the farm life. Program for Star Grange. March Mona Htudi l nnd furnll); vUltrd I thin In the flg* Monday of thl* week George Chas. Kart nnd wife of Uiko Odessa! cn wxin tha iris employed in the Saturday. j k|Uhen rank w socially. Miss Ruth“Why Ilotatc Crops?"—Bro. Bllvln. lhe daughters of A. Decker nnd • for,i „u- —> that on, employing n ’ The Farm Rotation Which I dWlnct understanding ahuf compelled to do without-the Practice."—Bros. Christy. Arehart. »ityi f Clarence Brady a*- fireman, and Traver. Claud Thopta* «nd family were ,j, c thnug consideration of the an U a order to ran the mill Mr. Recitation — Mark Garrison. guc.M* «,f Frank Friend and family <>t ; wclf Tcmfibok thf »und at the lever u»cd ai,v byhead gawyer and uftcr a flight to-young women."—Sisters Traver rlrarant Valley. Saturday nnd Sun- ' **->>■ hou'i hnld fi__ _ ’nlthmigh admitting and Bush. .. ainrion Clem and wife were guert* lh4t n0 two .v wW n fdllonetl the same “Health Hint* fur the Spring Boa- of the latter-* parent*. Jahn Stadri ru|Cq. J program of a tkiy's nlnx along with' Mr. Perry calling for Kimplo and family uf Wt-id Campbell, Sun-, work • wa* gtvrnf ’“Ptf'taw rt<nrr the horseshoe was day. cut in twain Ijy-ths large saw nothing The purchase And Mtoragc of supDuel by Slater McDonald and Sla- । tiara fitudt and family were gue*t* pllrs re-eived eontddrrablr . r.rw, nttentlun. ‘er Hettle Bryans. of Johnny Allcrdlng and family ot The speaker toljhow tn preserve eggs, Roll call responded to by each nnd 'wurned hdugewlv.-s ngalnst the around tha‘portable asw mill. Many member giving «nnw question they Campl-vll. Sunday. Alga Tiavher nnd family vliited nt <*intnmlnnxinn M mill; and butter. would like to have discussed. 1 Roy ..ruiiim • near Freeport Sunday Hhe apirroved of purchasing a month-* Conundrums by Bro* Dick Young. afternoon. supply ot food In advance, nnd gave a Mark Garrison and Don Ililvln. list of staple article* rhe thought h Violin Music—Bro. Bush. l.............................. -rtu« HINDS CORN ERR. ,ltr<>U through <ho month of March Hupper to be furnished and served andmorn logs are bring hauled to the by the Brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Biirrcl Phillips spent mtn yard Oak street every day. Jorlty of people needed three meal* Neills Groat, lecturer. nnd n ntlxed dl«L A system of hottMThl. Myers spent Friday nnd kitur- hold account* wo* recommended. Ml.*. Ruthford closed with thn fol­ (lay with hl* sister of Knlntn.iro '. Mrs. Jake Wrycrmnn will entcr- lowing rjuututlon—the 'housewife's tain the Hhults L. A. R Thuraday. arced. "My homo la my profession. Mur. 19. A chicken dinner will be 1 will apply it there, using the sumo •ch-nre and culture demanded In olhWm. Tobin* nnd wife spent Bunday The ’rving General Store . 9 bars Lenox Soap ____. —_____________________ 3-5C Boxes N. T. Matches__________ _____________ ’ 3 cans Pink Salr ^n ... 31 lbs H. & E. Granulated Sugar. $1.00 nren in> hi iiuihv. —......... -■ affair*. Above on I Will hold myself love's high priestess. that more home* apd more life may be " ■The club rang “Michigan. My Mich­ igan." with Mr* HMtdcrahr.lt leading and Mrs. Maywood nt tho plunn. Fol­ Sunday with Mra. Jrasto McC.triy of lowing camo a brief diKUwten of the subject of the attrrnoi'U. Shultz. Mt. nnd John We were pained tn hear Mra. Alice Robinson fell on the ice Saturday fracturing several riba. Mrs. Delia Holcomb was a guest of Mra. Barah 1‘hiltlp* from Saturday until Monday. Believing that no selling campaign will get business without the goods are there to back up the claims of the seller, we quote the following special prices. 25c 10c 25c C. R. Watson er*;' IRVING. 6 John Thaler Win draw the errani. •rthrnxt Harry in thl* direction Winning the urst of daughu-r Mra.! I have been selling wire fencing for ten years, but have never been able to offer fence as cheap as I am celling it for at the prest nt time. I have sold nearly a car-load so far ihis season, and the second cur is now on the road. It will be here in a few days. Estimate your needs for the season on wire ft nee, then call here and look over the fence proposition. Will You Need a Wagon This Spring? If so see the ".BIRDSELL,0 admitted by all to be the best wagon on the market. I have one that is cheaper. Can sell you a 3V4 x 10 gear, whiffletrees and yoke for $55. * Now is a Good Time to Look Over The Riding Plows And De­ cidc on which plow you will buy. I have the SYRACUSE and the SOUTH BEND. Let me show them to you. Jesse Townsend Man That Lost The Plow Hastings, Michigan We can certainly give some bargains ou Furniture. OUR BIG LINE OF SAMPLE FURNITURE allows us to make very low prices on Strictly High Grade goods. See us and •save money. . ’ The Sample Furniture People MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO Hastings, ♦ Mlfllllnnil HIlViliyRn. FI’RNlTt’RE FOR LESS MONEY VNDKRTAKtNG «t I.OWIHI PRICES If You are Looking For a Farm ♦ — READ THIS------------- ♦ 8 .-teres day loam soil all gently rolling and under cultivation, the place is well fenced, well J watered, and han plenty of fruit, four room cottage in good repair, born xaxafl; also hen house * and wood house; this place is nicely located 9 miles from Hastings and 3 miles from Morgan. ♦ Price S650. Terms cosh. ■ ; . . 150 acres gravelly loam soil and all level, roo acres under cultivation and 50 pasture, with 20 acres of second growth timber; tl*e farm is well fenced, 'well watered ^crea- of ♦ and has ♦ ao acres of fine clover; lherc is a good ten room house, good barn 30x44, also com crib nnd sheep shed. This farm is four miles from Hastings and a fine location. The pricer is Art,000. Terms 1(2,500 down and might consider house and lot as part payment. fir acres, 6 miles from Hastings, on a good road and close to school, jQ.-aoref- under culti- ♦' vation and ro acres of pasture, the farm lays nearly level, has good fences, fine water, steel windmill nnd tanks, good seven room house, bam 36x44. Also com crib, hen house and hog' house. This place has r7-acres of rye, ra acres of clover nnd timothy nnd 5 acres of alfalfa. ▼ ♦ ♦ The price is Jt.t.fioo and a bargain. ■*’"-••— • ' Crook 8 Gould Cp., Real ELstate and Indurance Brokers K HASTINGS ” • :: MICHIGAN AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming and move away, I will dispose of my per* sonal property at auction on my farm one fourth mile east of Dowling on section 34, Baltimore, on Monday, March 16 Commencing at 1:00 o’clock sharp. I offer the following property: MISCELLA.NEOIX rltt and family Thuraday. Ray Hlahl and Hnrold Gray attend­ ed the sale of Mr Bustaneo near their realdearn to John Rarcher and wife. Bert Jackson of Clarksville "Pent •» Wire Fence Carpets at from 25c to $1.75 per yard. AND THEN—When the floors arc well covered there may be some piece of furniture that is needed to make the home complete. - . ;j •’j‘ ’ ' ulster. Mra. Ctolr Andrei Hubert Cates of Itlchlnnd visited and Bunday Wc have anticipated these wants by placing in stock by far the largest and best selected line that we have ever carried. The prices are very reasonable. Good 9x12 imgs at from $4.75 to $45,00, ed Tuesday and Wednesday with her ... _ Ulmnn Rav Stahl and wife, and Henry 'il-a-t and family called on H. Htsht of Elmdale Wednesday evening. ’!r» Adam Qackfler who hm been -endlrr' thn past two months in Grand Rapid* ha* returned home. Mrs. orvin Hmalksr apent tho Ut­ ter part of the Waek In Grand Rapids. John I'enib r of Fife Uke nnd nopli-w Jabir. PrmtaT of Middleville were Thuraday nnd Friday . Llzz’e Thompaon of Frecpott has ' eon vltii'tiK at the home ot Judson day with hir brother Henry Johnson and family of Bowne Center. -Mrs. Bay StahL visited her alstcr. _ .. . .4 .Ilv a. Mr. and Mr*. S. Fender and daugh­ ter. Mrs. George CUrke of Lowell called on C. BoMdlct and family Tuesday ,-venng. Hoax Kenyon nnd family nnd Roy Ware and family «•»* Sunday guests of Oil Pardee and wife. Roy Doming nnd familr visited C. Deming and family of Lowell Bunday. The Mines Unje Weavrr and Anna Flynn vliited their aunt. Mm Wm. Venn cf Grand Rapid* Bunday. Vm. Flynn and family vlaiied John >h and f.i truly Sunday. BANNER WANT ADA’S. PAY. Wldtc cow, I or 5 years old. giving 'milk Rc<l con, 4 jt*. old, coming frv«li soon (■oral top buggy One liorse wagon I SHEEP AND CinCKENR HAY, GRAIN AND STRAW. Quantity of coml liay in bam 70 bufliclr-. oats Htrntv stack Light single ba rare* GrimHonc Swell box <uttrr Other article* n<4 mcnlJonr'iL NOTICE—No goods delivered on Friday evening or Saturday. Terms of Sale: months time will be given on good hankoblo notes with rttireit st six per cert. Ko goods to bo removed until settled for. JESSE E. WARNER, Prop‘r HENRY FLANNERY AUCTIONEER TRY A BANNER WANT AD Will CLEMENCE CLERK � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-03-19.pdf 89a76d1081afd0527695d321acbbc0c0 PDF Text Text BANNER. HAST! HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MARCH 19,1914 tO PAGES USHWIEHI THE IEHE [ME ARRHTt LUMBERJACKS Night Celebrate Their Golden SLEEPING II CATTLE-OAR Wedding Watch HAROLD BELL WRIGHT Tim fifth and last number of the • Womens Hub Ix-clurn Course will bo given on Thursday evening. March .Xi, at tho Methodist Episcopal church. It. will be a lecture by Ro­ land A. Nhhnla subject. “The Man Worth While." Tht. 1. tfro man th. world Is looking for In these dnya. and nnv light that Mr. Nichols may be aide to give on haw to liecome, or haw to discover such men should' bo valuable. NUMBBR 47 i'SECOffi IIMEIT Of IRIP AOOONO WORLD COMMISSION ffl'I SUCCESSFOL IN PONTIAC tjuartcra In .bhcriirs Hotel. WHI Armstrong nnd James Ifurrol, WILL BK GIVEN BY ROLAND A. I NICHOIst ON THE HUBJECT. from a eamp In the north wero badly -HIK MAN WORTH WHILE" frightened men when Night Police­ man Aim Anderson routed them out PERSONAL FRIEND OF PART ONE—K£O 8 1.K11K elected as president anil vice presiI " ■vh'ctlon or rcfiis- THE'SPELLOFTHEOCEAN"AND were eligible tn ing to lake olUci L S""",:',"?;, (IS INFLUENCE ON THE VOYAGER TO DEMONSTRATE RS SUCCESS PRESENTS FACTS AND FIGURES of <1 cattle car tn tho M. C. R. R. freight yards and compelled them to night recently, in response to notice from residents Indite vicinity of the freight Mallon thrtt some men were acting suspiciously, the officer began A -ynt.-miille •eurch of the curs In fandhl nbout to go away when he’ heard snores coming from somowhrrc near Brotherhood inerting Monday night, and beard a very Interesting and luforming address on Commission Gov­ ernment by City Clerk Chas. Groslieck. of Pontiac. It was a plain, .candid. 1 straightforward talk by 11 man whu Itos had nearly three years of actual 1 experience aa an officer under that that the car haiL an upper deck and climbed up. Turning his flash into a corner ho saw two’ men sitting up and looking at him. ' "You fellows come with me." the officer commanded. . (■enhwltup' Treasurer. Sira. N. n. Watiyinun. Miss Anna Johnson and Steamer Siberia, Monday, Aug. MiM Itoac Goodye.it .1 nice room. No. 11. on the upper deck. Also a good slxed lounge ami wardrobe, with one of those familiar Dainty basket i ’d. during the Mlft the men. believe he' thoroughly demonstrated REPUBLICAN CITY CAUCUSES . — .— . —. The sooner you pile, these propositions: ’ --------------------------------- — out and come with me the bettor it • (I) That politics is the bane of any TO BE'HELD'NEXT WEEK . ... — 1(1 Wlliu. , will be for you.” replied Mr. Anderson.1 Mr. end Mrs. L. B. Pryor , 10 11 higher education and for The men camo down and Tiled ahead I of the officer to the Jail where they Want CaiK ibis Mr. ed to Middleville, where their son. you safely, until w<told Sheriff William*, when they reg-I minister in Worcester, Mass., and I.ICICU. UUU kliv, wcic iuiooci -j.o kb 1 ........... ' •.......... • J-----. . .......... Lev H. Pryor, received his education. Lhkago, the Inlier city, serving as nnd not hoboes. They were badly “»«'<’» went er n tmrt <>f this county, Pastor of the Juckson Boulevard frightened. Their hands showed they Mv,h* ,n ’>“*“"»• <>“rI,,.. > ___ _____ I_______ _ ___ _ In, I tin ln.lt 14 VMH n.iul-l thn anlo. •ily Council eelected In r.is- noon'electo<l pragScutini; attorney. Christian Church, and of the Union uiiu warn c.iu- ..... , , ' ' l.Clturclr at at lb. the People's Institute. r, For, said they wore en route to Pontiac 1’“ •n",Ver*"ry t,r.th*’r "MUTh-d life like nightriui'iiseu will Ioblue coats, six ye.ira hf has divided His time be-' where they would work on a farm.: ““ ,l‘rl?ny', March 11, the member* of Y., on July I. 1S41, ami came 1< evenmg. March -»»r«s with whh. i'hlle waiting wlth a city's nffalra. ’ . tween the evangelistic field and the! nnd that they hud never before been ‘heir family, including their grand­ cua Friday eveniucus even- ' "J’ ’Abk. The riu.. whoic maiden name Wa.« c-rdofia lecture platform. Ha Is no theorist, arrested. They hurried but of town daughter. Mln Iva Pryor, of Otsego. <4> That eight or more men. com­ the conunlMloa ’■boulder, around under th< being present. Mr. and Mrs. ?**ar Pryor Ills haa lieen a fruitful ministry—ov-; on tho niornlng following. »*' “*' •••• —"• prising a city council, selected by par­ I there will be no ’>«*•» ‘he aide. We hove .1 were married in Middleville on March came to Yankee Hprb k-. with her lies. not adequately paid. I* not .1 more |Milin< s in city affair*—It will ',r‘ bratra. about ten pieces, nil strlnger live thousand converts and many ' , father. Harvey Snow. t. year or two body In which responsibility ought to1 be a business matter—“a consumma- ,''1 l“»‘ruments. This class of help U , home from (he army on a furlough at before Mr. Pryor nntv. d- it was in fie centered, nor one from which the: I tian to he devoutly wished." lee endeavor. Ho m«t Harold Bell < i cry cheap.-and they have plenty of the time. The wedding ceremony was Wright, the famous ahthor of "That I ' II- 1 can only descrilie the help In performed on Runibiy. nnd Mr. Pryor. formed the aCquUt Printer of UdellX" "The Shaphenl thrlr movements by thinking of th>svnasvn ■*■■■ amis veteran or many unities, reennt the Hills." “The Calling of Dan1 sx peeled. (*UJ1 lO lllll vflU IIAHn o’”1’ U'l return,.I u> hl, rcunm-m <.:> children were bora Matthews." "The Uncrowned King" <’■ > That a non-partisan eommlsuni "The Winning of Barbara During their ew hate their meals on the aft 1 Thirteenth Michigan Infantry. After wide>1 homeless, friendless. unknown Tin y bring out .v dl-hpan full , ■ Iwlng mustered out of the aervics In spread mqualntan id their tnpny young man of twentytwo, reoognlxod — — -------------, jus.^jr. pryor returned to this counfriends will join his tnleni, Itelievrd In his poeilbHIllel. BENOVNCKH PRESIDENTS POL ind far more responsible to. and them on their rec< ilvcrsury. one took him Into Ills own home as a before, began hotiaekeeidng in a married life (<) H6 demonstrated conclusivelyi farmhouse In tho Hill district In Ynn-I privileged to that 1 with three coinmiimlonirr^ nuy : li-Kf. Isiit r, he read the. manuscript, >> ii i vll'li of Mime1 hind. They do not enjoy. of thn author's first book, suggest rd at any time, eacji m wiinm nun a urn■— HOT WORDS FROM THE DEMO ­ the title und Introduced him to his nite responsibility. Fonilac had. In J"11’ publisher. . ......... I ___ au r..,n i.. . ... Sall11 into their mouths, with their CRATIC GOVERNOR OF TEXAS EGGLESTON DRAWS 6 MONTHS HD OF WILL BRING A C It is hoped tlutt there may be a large attendance at this lecture, if IN IONIA REFORMATORY you havynot enjoyed till the numbers EIFERSHERE GRADEGUERNI Hud .t long so far, someliody has. and tho _ . ,r. , ... rd debt had been r.'dueril, economl/s | Man Who Admitted Bni|>ortlng AS CnMal lol of Rood farm government Manila. effort to formulate a course that (rvamcry Will Do Tlila. And rfit ted In every department by IntroPints of Wlilskcy Weekly Into Has­ should be pleasing to all—a very dlf-... Ik uil task. Shosr your appreciation ' tings, Kratcnccd Katurday. more and much work had On the first page of our local con-) I' .much . ... -I... better ■ O*|.f*ll Vc , full yartli ulark. has dono for many years, by boosting temporary appeared a tierce criticism:| John Eggleston, wh<s was convicted L IXCRKASE IN THE TAX RATE. of the BANNER last week over an i of violating the lucal option law tills entertainment. WdrJwm* when the Increase In Pontiac’s popnby selling u pint of whiskey to Cy editorial we printed In which we1, x; n .1 u,lon «» considered. At the Close Of pointed out the folly <rf Pres. Wilson’* 8u,nr°r*' »««■ ’Vw0’. *“/ ““‘"P"*1 , „» w i.i„ ‘ the tlM-a! year in 1>H under tho old. jp, pUce of residence so will luiv.- .in' —----------- — —•- as ■0 <?,.OCK’ ; i’---OU(»a toward Mexico, It appears spend six months In Tonin prison by morning. EgSo-the-ifilnule ' l’,an. every fund of the i lly .was cm- j auction sale nt his place known as the' and 2u|tn UB. Ollr hMlu fr„m Texas, ;i Judge ij4’**1' Smith, Saturday murn.ug. e-Kto the minutp | Wy. lho 0< (..,ullt W1IS liver- johM e. Ketcham farm. 2 miles cast I ' and publishes himself as a democrat. «•*<«”». «g.i nst whom thrt-r charges pertcncc, having tin equipment for their ..... .................... -..... -......., । atiu ..... , Evidently there is great oeed of bar“J- **“’» "f *h’ Ing orders and unpaid bills and tic- to i,rK|n nt tnony In the democratic ranks in P"""<L r1, .w“.8 tilt INTERESTING TO IE _ _ _ ___ _________ _____ . . Mcaultted of Helllnr whlskev tu Jnck counts totalled over ISOJIOO. A bond | niHin alMj , rhly re . . Wuo waB VOW|| b>. I|u. people to take I rtonn. The list liujudes 3 horse*. 2 on the jind ari'ommoi^vdi T. -ar,:aro- °F “ll l’n4rr the commls- ' V.9WM, 2 young caul..-, IM owe*, 5 brads ami tieyrr totinh ..Uliajfili!! Tiie latest evfd « » I .to’ ,l<’n ‘■’a”' PM*’"''. ,h" cloy c5| sh.Mts, -16 hens, lot of .farm tools, corn, prise and spirit .nmmoilatlon . each year, has money in every fund, tuddrr, and miscellanvotw articles. Col. their bunds. They claim That tnlrffiF At the Methodist Episcopal Churt h on 1 ruhlng cum, with .1 rope tied about tlic Balkan t'ounuics and •.hem. suspended front above, and get 1‘coph-i. hud imported weekly Into Hastings, Tho people of this city aa of every •Fort Worth. Tex.—March 11.— 52 pinta of whiskey. Thia, he said, he they ..in hardly walk on tho level. Used .for peraoiiui peraonnl consumption. The! The I use, t.tor ... " ’ “ “ । , ..s u„_ . "‘"er Intelligent community have . read O. B. Colquitt yesterday open­ court said, he behevod such u thing i ’",l a long line u,.r„ B|V,.n i,y jtr. Gn»«b.-ck. ulmut the R.ilkans nnd the recent ly Gov. .it his school. ’i^gu»tMnd'mhV U> Hc r"“,m1m1en<,ed CHy ¥,"n’ j defied the United Hi.ties Govern­ impnMlhle, and culled Eggleston's «* i Balkan wars, but nclually know llltlo ment pone his auction to prevent him from taking tontlon to the fact that the prisoner 1 testing high In Jut and oth- uger plait for s-ltles the size of Ha«—- •——•• •;-------------about the Interesting people who live: steps to protect citizens along the had. been lightly dealt with In tha-' ld’' “P'Lh‘h"1' ,lnK’ "r <""“1,cr. Kild he was sure If havg been heldI on TueM*>4 ** ***’ In those lands, tho kind of life they for ivonomkal 1production 'r"‘1.' 'll0" of hptter. rl ««»tings or any other city would give hats It “n _?Jar9‘1..u,* live, and tho causes that have made Mexican liordrr. bitterly denounced' past. He mid that If Eggleston would .£5 the -commbwlon plan u trial. they' farm j-4 mites nortn and 11 mii<them wh.it they are. and that hove the federal policy of "watchful wait- , tuberculosis. If "any of our readers would never so back to the <>I<1 >ld tlm• vast of llantield and l*i miles West Philippines l« our list. Can we do it. Ing" and declared his authority to , „ lurnrtt lrnm , made their lot so unfortunate aud unuro Interested they uliould nt once call politically chosen city round) form • protect the border was greater than . hl. w,,lli,i hue tin of* and H mllb south of Dowling on *«<•-, with nil the wonderful stories wu aru that of Pres. Wilson. Colquitt mad.- ] "hp court. nt the Crystal Creamery, or phone ruling the municipality. Hon 32. Baltimore, sale to Ingin at 10 have a chance to get lirat hand in­ them. Their number la M3S. o'clock. Hot lunch ut noon. Henry Sheriff Williams took Eggleston to j - Mr. Grnsbeck invited all present to| Flannery will be the auctioneer formation about th» Balkans and und Ionia on Monday. their people next Wednesday night. no. i-ient. Hie uni 1* a uitgv elution, which convened here yester­ rlil lie found In tho adv. on NEARLY 400 ATTENDED day. Ills speech was applauded and a rscently returned missionary and n assailed* In turn. / Thin gdV. was akin publishtinnn itih nuiAiir• County. mroa ..r m^Tii.. DEMOCRATIC BANQUET Tho (Jrdlnance relative to the* use "Tho udmlnlstaUon policy toward In that land working faithfully to help . .... M.111 . —.I' IMexico' Is "namby-pamby." Colquitt Bullet Entcra Home. f“r Hiwllntpi. asserted. "I defy ntiy authority on forced. Sn-tlon 1 provides; "That no Mrs. Bert Illlten was sitting. ■' ’,y ,h'“ ilrralood tbit tho recent movement the face of the earth. Including that person shall lire any cannon, gun, 1 1 While her home on Friday evening, a 82nr wh,‘-!’ * •*.r‘‘-' LiliimndH was. hot only In the Balkkna but in Turkey ut Washington, to deprive the gov-, rifle, pistol, or Tire arms of any kind. speaking. >ieei -• ----- — --e-»। calibre bullet camo through the door itself aiming to give larger Uherty and ernor of Texas lho right tr ----------! re-kieiivf. 1 mile cm greater privileges to the common peo­ her citizens from outrages along the »quib, rocket, cracker, roman can- and rolled upon th- floor near her, mile eotith nhmber of republicans. attended thtund 3*,i miles iwiuthi ple Is the direct outgrowth of the frontier. You can't expect the Unit-1 dle- lln' i’-'11- ®r other combustible 1 She was badly* frightened and ran to work of the missionaries who went ed Htatea soldiers to cross the border1 nr,‘ w‘»rks within the city of Has-j the , neighbors. City Marshal Hurst ja-rahip iv. li idiotr the Joo murk. democratic banquet on Thurmtay.evenfrom America, established schools to get murderers and thieves. Oh. 1 »’n«“. except as hereafter provided, | and Mr. flllton. who wore attendBMf J> and taught tho American doctrines no. But Texa* Rangers cun do It. 1 “nd except on the Fourth of July, council meeting were summoned, bin of St. Rosczvhurrh; Tho Includes work <>f freedom of conscience and relig­ They will do It. It I* merely the ex- unless by permlMlon of the city 1 no clue us tu who fired tho bullet < unusually enthusiastic J. 8. Cruc and 1-eo Taff« ious liberty. Miss Moss labored in Bul­ ervise of thn Inherent right of self- I council.” This ordinance Include* air J could be found. The missis evidently on over the inter, al of Al garia whose (icoplo suffered most defense. The American Government Fun’* “nd » strong penalty 1* provld- cams from u consl.b rable distance, opportunity' to rrjoles over the Is Nt in th.. Hastings Buick Co hag nevsr extended the slightest us- *d <«««»* violating It -------- —-— ----------- on anotht from the recent wars. ' election. After tho conclusion of thu * H. Pryor. i Gas House Coke Is a clean fuel.All wh6 wish to learn .about the feast. Thomas Sullivan Introduced Clty Attorney. - Adv. . • Balkan lands and peoples should avail pealed for help until It wax too late. Dean Kelley, of «t. Johns, ug toast­ themselves of this opportunity. All master. Tile lirat speaker was Conwho are at all Interested tn emission- strain myself over the outrages on American sell. These bandits come arrow the line, kidnap our people, decided to quit farming and the Wilson administration which ho kill them nnd steal our property, then really thought nno of the best ever tn hurry back Into Mexico, knowing power. Hi- also explained Minn quesThis meeting will also bo the annual they are then wife. They know the thank offering meeting of the Wo­ United Htutes will do nothing. Carlton township mid 2*, mill's und outlined sonic of thn gov man'* Foreign Missionary Society. theast of Carlton Center, sale to; which llin party Intended (• 'This government recognizes the "lipIW-onle. ’• lie ukli Warne. :in nt fen o’clock. . Lunch at noon stamp on stolen goods that come lienee against the .will's of the repub­ MAV THIRD SELECTED AS across tho border, but It will not Inlican "spelibindeMi." whom ho . was .uro would come through the. country requisitions for cuttle thiev­ "6D-T0-CHURCH” SUNDAY ognlsing The’ list Ineludea 2 geldings. 2 mar.-K, es. I don't believe 1 could bring a stronger indictment against our gov­ .tddrrse. He sjuiko. briskly und tnndo good farm tools, large ernment than that. Ills points without talking too much. •The Dsmocratlc party Is drunlfj Induce The adv. on another page He said that the administration would th power. nnwar sen-­ with Congressmen and sen unless hitators have liecome cowards for pollt- | The date for (he banquet of the I that m.mlty demanded It. He said the *dJiilinson. llurnle leal pelf and patronage. Not .i single Barry County Republican Club has hnll ministration intended t» put through Bcnm-tt. Halting* Miniate ria I Association. the one has hud the nerve to stand up been changed to Tuesday evening, acco •ng igv In ,, “ ' ’ d “ ‘ |i'n which woqjd pbt to rout with such an array tloorgo Mll|er, Elmer roinx and defend Texas. But now * —" “—- - ■ se iif hisi’*1* gamidt,rs In food stuff*, which 8. Brlslul. rill di K. church, on Monday afternoon. Rev. could establish a system of rural Ballou wan elected temporary chalr- border. 1 have more authority than •reditu and curb still futhrr-ihe powplace known a» tho Charles Bauer, the president himself to redress necessary In order to secure the pre*-। to listen to the nOta bit wrung within our boundaries, nnd 1 of Vnltcd Htates Henator LaW-| unanimously decided to hold a Hurry shall do It. WTmt If Bryun himself ence rence Y. Bhrrman. of Illinois and Con- i The policy of the Barry County Re­ County-Gv-To-Church-flundiiy on the hud been kidnapped 2 Would It have gremman Horace M. Towner, of lowa.j rlcrk. Dinner for those coming from Dean ’.if ChhvBadta .111 publican Club will b* to FIRST take first Sunday in May. been any different than tho Vergara Senator Hhermgn, of Illinois. b< re-. a dl«tance. The list Includes ! first, n,.£5 , m!®'i, ' ino cunimiiiee io.auv>Tiiac me uuy case? All clllxens are entitled to the garded ns one of the ablest men In the cbias mares. work bow. 3 ■ ' 10 ,{‘Uu d ,,ril,,Y “n ,f>° tariff. Mr; Dee­ and to look after all printing matter ■nine rights. And ua to little Mor­ national legislature nnd one of the tickets have beep m-ilktt to the fol­ Heober. > farm v'-dr TliixiMppIc—Glen Blake, Anioe Ckinslsta of Revs. Hready. Ballou, ris Hheppurd, I defy- him to resign most brilliant speakers, and Is often lowing Precinct Committeemen from ns sum., other w ‘’AttHTBl Part of the CftUlttrp ’ Grigsby, Yom and Betts. Tho whole Hee th. adv. on ‘ "peppermint king. ' He has hsd —•-------- "resldentbil "posaiwhom tickets ma)' l»e secured:— county will ba thoroughly Informed of me for the toga, with thia Mexican blllty.” 1 11.1r1lcul.1ra. eongressloniil ambitions. I um going to this movement and the people are al- trouble as thedaaue. TB„—__ „ Ritchie, an * 1 Mrs. Jit srii- George Webb gave an run against him, anyway, when the recognized as one of the brightest Awyrla—John * Tompkhtt, C. • # •■xwllcnl reading from Ida Tarbell’a Lynn MastehbrooK. Frank West. predicted tliat the churches of Barry time comes." ■Lincoln.’ men in Congress nnd is said to be a Cllv tn.—R. I’ Brock. (Tina. Will, i .. .. county will be crowded to their ut­ speaker of splendid ability. most seating capacity on.Sunday. May Resides these two speakers of na­ Stanton. Chits. Henderafcott. I. The cooperation of all the goo.d A spark set tire to the roof of Mel­ tion reputation- wo will have with ua vin PotTa residence on Grant’s hili on as sneakers. State Senator Wm. M- MarsliaB. Ross Burdick. Thursday noon. Tho blare was dl»- Smlth. of St. Johns, and Hon. Arthur Barry .rnd.—<: ■’ Sprague. Bert ... ... Js -- not ..... only compe- -Uy - night, ... Ki. Warti-Gio Bradley Frank , REASON." He from 7:30 to 10:00 o'clock. M. Vandenburg. Managing Editor of Pennock. Albert Hampton. turned In the alarm by telephone end the Grand Rapids Harald, both of' tent, hut ho dfecnes It and he njedg'No go Carlton—Henn lutta. Eurl McKlbThe following notified the Poff’s by the same modi- whom *ro reoognlxed as two of tha Adv. . 1muur Members of the Precinct. Cemmll- It.— ’Adr. , .. Ta. v uX «ma from out of towj ablast speakers in Mldblggn. ,l«M MVBT report to TrtMxur.r. A. yd. MhUlevUlo; 6. T lent run up Broadway Burry GAunty republicans wlU be Anderton. CMhler. .of. l(to Hosting*. Annouhpan««t.. igMUBg aequrinted nweuur mi». W. MeCuo L-otn indeed fcruUate in havlnff sueb an ar ­ City Bank on or. before Tuesday qlgbt, • I desire to -annopMO that -T atn. V*iSX'aS? ’wSw* a Phillips, rraot ray of talent to listen to. No banquet March UUi in order that . tna ClUb r candidate for the TfepuHlf^n nomina- ; S,J-R"T held tn Michigan this year has had a 1 moy KNOW Hboin bow m»ay tleket»Lt|on for the office.of city, tfeasurir. , A “ ' meeting »dj< loss was between 1100 and HOL better list of Speakers than win be I. Chai- Smith. i friends in securing cordinglyCounty Republican Club, on Tuoeday O. F. Temple 3' Eilgned, MaurfCe Grigsby. Oag Houts Coka to aot expenalva.night. March II. for the. banquit Becretar ' Th* greateat source of regret Is Walcott, Ralph Kenyon. EL-aLFEK TEXAS OOM: uinn lnr’1 n anAlo WILdUn HAHU Six Auction Sales Ad« vertised This Week. Barry County Republican Club Banquet Will Be a Hummer The Date of the Banquet Has Been Changed to Tuesday Evening, March 31, in Order to Secure Presence of Exceptional Speaking Talent. : •■"• °"b“* SsStS'wuJ! • ■ i.. i""'"" «,<. <».... M-to" “ '»K ,. - ><■« <* I- swiswr �Shoes of Sterling Worth Mick la Mailing ryl- For^Slender Fi Rapids vdSilOr»Thur*da>. , ’S^K^M’cQusrrle t fowling W»>e*d.y to Visit. Every pair of work shoes we sell represents more good solid leather and longer wear for the money, than you can find anywhere else in this community. Why? Because we repre* repre­ sent the most reliable manufacturers of men’s work shoes in the world—men who make nothing else, and who have built a reputation on the sterling quality of their goods. visiting MM 1 Malting I the form, , pi Ilan.I. Monday. iiT* of Bradley. Is . A E. Bogart. ' areth. of Detroit. I* \ [To* «pent Saturday Grand Rai friends. Boh X i Georgs Whitcomb, of ■re guests of Hastings rt and Miss rionna 1 Grand Rapids, WedHIIL We can give you a comfortable fit in Elk or heavy calf bluchers, with plain French or tipped toe, with double solid oak soles and bellows tongue at ol of booiDK docs not al all laky awgfy frosa ihi « Itnea, but it does give pertue; ease and gQiulgfi. -\ I’riM, SI to Sl.ffl American lady* Roywl Worcoler 4 For Medium Figure I 1 I I ■ M Wc have a coraet that is admirable for the average and’somewhat developed figure# needing to confine well the flesh of the hint. Hag the modish low butt combined with the long skirt fa front of which are four elastic sections which do away with any cuttia« ** by the lower edge of the corset when the figure is thtfng. Theu aections IsVss^^ Naahrille. For Stout Figure 7 rilford Stoll, of Char- This number has the low bust and the extra long straight skirt with deep elastic gore# over the thighs, which make q*r garment ding to the figure when standing and prevent# cutting when the 4 figure is sitting. "Thia garment is very heavy boned, having tho graduated clasp which adds to the support Of the figure, holding the abdomen up *"”* -•i—i—— it—* u S2&S3 & Adjusto :ea la. Ohio un ibu«l——«■— wgart la entertaining ■ cousin 0t>& Holland, Europa. He The W. E. Merritt Store Ironside Shoe Com pany Mrs. Anna Crowman. of Grand Rapids, spent (ho week-end with her daughter. Mr* On* Moore. David Goodyear, of Detroit. la ex­ ; Phone 66 • x Hastings, Michigan Masonic Temple Building HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 176 It Won’t Be Long leave tMturdtf f«r hsr spring heme In Ohio, for the benefit of her health. xtmci: <>r amaxoo. la expect' EKN OX CIoAIMH. i ’ 1 Fred and Fr a, - « — ... X1v.i r, ,,r liarPERSONAL MEN-RON Grand ~ are visiting their id family, in this city. s]BOTATK OF James Brown, de^ , vt Grand RapMa. teaoed. ■ ' ay until Monday with We, the underdnned, having been and Mrs. Held Beach. J. C. Ketcham spent Sunday In abtwlMtfc by lhe ITuFaie Court for ____ __ ______ _ anslng. ths County of Harry, Stale of Michl- person come* Into our store and tell* •- Faulkner, of Delton, was g..a. OmnMWunrra to receive, ex- u* of bensflta received from the use ,n *own Monday. 1 me* MattheW* on North Broadway. Alia* Caroline Andrus returned of Rrxail ITtspepsla Tablet*. KnowMr»- *■ «*• Hedrick waa in Grand at week, from Pensacola. Florida, ' eesed, do hereby give upllye that «e ing hdw much good they hav. ' here alio has been .pending the win* I trill meet'at the Hastings City Bank. r. •' ■ • TSff ‘ , »n Monday, the llth. <i*y of Alay, A. j X. T. Diamond, -of Grand- Rap I da. Alls* Gertrude Best and Mr* Otis . 1>4 >»B. end on Monday, the J3th day IM'July. A. U. l»u. irt in <»cl<M.k .A. 1 ul I'UI I'in, will' vur |iwi.iiiwi p.uiw-i ----- - -------- -----....... ....... I m; uf gach «>t said days, fomlhd |iur- I»e that If they don't do all you. ex- fro,n Kahimaxoo over Sunday. Best. .• of examining and allowing said , pert them U> do and rnukr your stoHi- ' Lucian WIUMn and family and An­ Hrs. E. N. Brown I* visiting her sisdrew My era and family .pent Ksturj u h comfortable nnd healthy and year 1 ,,rMatthews, of Detroit. day nnd Munday wltti relatives at lss the guest of Hasting* friend* Sunday, Shults. ua any George Stebbins went to Dexter on it<-x.ill Datrut Mnnh isth 1#14 *trongb than we do I. ------- - Monday to attend the wedding of hl* Dated Mart h Uth.. A. I . 4. Dy.pep.U Tsbl-t*. Containing- Pcp- • sister. Alls* France* Hufllng. of Grand Sunday. • N K Isitham •,n •ln*1 .Bi»n>uth two uf the gre.Hrot Rapids, visited Hasting* friends over sl'S THIS STDWCH REMEDY f HELPS m FRIENDS ' "1 J *'■»j.o a MOT.™ i*. <v.*k > Hrat.- nt Mk-hlssn. Conntr of Bar-i ......i.,.. Notice la hereby given, that by an rdsr of the Probaie Court for the . wnnirvrr »nsr- wnrnrv-r yuu 1 buainaa*. r. wr want yuii t.. com* Me* *"d I Andraw Han-vn of AHnneap-oll*. I u» .nnd g--t your money. Hold <’b*o*n ,,n Thursday and Friday at, Hu- more than 7.0U0, Rniall vl<*!10* '’Tt rv*. and In thlk (own ..nlf at n.ur . *ft ‘t"’*rr. Three star*. SJc. »#e and ft. j "» Friday to vlait her daughter. Mr. •arveth A- Hlebblns, Hasting*. Mich. '* K’n>'<,.n, „ . „ , . , Mr*. Mary Hradln vlalled her daughter. Mr* Furnla*. of .Nashville. . ’ ' mart I* al * mantha from that date were a for creditors to present their against the ratalr of John W. qulrvd to present t«e|r claims to mid FMbefte Court, at tha-Probate Office In the City of Hasting*, for exnmln- If you have SEED to sell bring me your samples; or if you want to buy, call ip and t . 1 will be pleased to show you SEEDS and at PRICES that yoaaan word to bay. > I || U Bran, Middlings and Hay. 01 •Sflo-'SSJS'SS ,r Tii'-ifabiv. Until you will want some seed to sow that back lot. Either JUNE MAMMOTH ALSIKE, ALFALFA or' even TffifOTHY SpED of which we have plenty of the above kintfs of SEEDS at all times. BARRY CO. has grown the best Cover Seed this year that it has grown for several years, and is equal s to that grown in any state. Then why look elsewhere when you want ; pure SEED when we have it tiiat is grown upon the BEST FARMS and by the BEST FARMERS and in the BEST 1 STATE? uf Mr. and Mr£jUchard Luppentl)len th* past week.^»Y Mr*. AdelbbRTCravtn and daugh­ ter. Eleanor, of Whultx. Spent Thurs­ day with Mr*. 'Andrew Myers and Al l*a U Willison; Mrs. I-awrence Colgrove and *on Philip, uf Detroit, have been spending. the *pa*t week with Miss Mary Grunt' and other relatives. Allse Ermlna Goodyear, of Jackson. LUKE WATERS, Phone 190 POULTRY RAISERS AND , HasHnga, Mteh. * FARMERS TAKE HEED Air. and lira D. 8. Goodyear. Mrs. Bruce 1...Hayden relbrned to her home In BuglnaV thia morning, af- forenoon ot that Present: - Hon./ Cha* idge «f 1*robaie. M. Mack, If You Have Any Poultry Needs You Should Use The “Poultry Wants" in This Pa­ per. < XOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. ' State of Michigan. County of Bar­ Notice A* hereby- given, that by nn that the administration of »«ld estate ton and family, Sunday. order of the Probate Court for the' may be granted In your petitioner or Ml** Mary Dearing, of Richland, County of Barry, made on thn six-! tu some other suitable per*on. Visited n few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Henry Welton. Mr. and Mrs. Jo*e|ih Wnrdell arc a forenoon, at said probate office, visiting their son. Dr. Ixiuls Warden nnd I* hereby a^pblntcd for hoar- an>l family, of Edmore. e Invitation to run .mall advertisements I Munday from Elkhart. Ind., where In the "IMultry Want*" on the poul-1 she was called by the lllneaa of her tty pace of the BANNER. brother. John Cook. HI* death oc­ curred before her arrival In Elkhart. Peck and Air* Bert TUmarah of thli an advertising medium 1* unexcelled city, furnished tho music fur the i*n- by any paper of Its kind In the Cen- j nuul li.niui.t the Nashville Worn- .i!3. •• Further Ordered. Thkt public !U 1^*1 10r£,r*7m t'U)h ' p '"i* )OI n"Hce thereof be given by publication XER make* to the poultry ralM-rs | Ing. Will llefrii k left for his home In add general'farmer* is that the grant 1 Roland. Ark.. Tuesday evening, after Imprest felt tn tho poultry depart- | ------ . .. -------.’ ce**ive «<e*s nrcviaa* in *a>a asy o« ment that la being conducted by the 1 ,n ‘hp Holing# Banner, a the "Poultry I the city. While Will enjuy* hl* resi­ HANNER, makes the sixteenth day of July oe«L «i">! newspaper printed.and circulated In ih*t *uch claim* wilt l>c heard befor. w ‘ ‘ r Mira Orpha Hlssoti. of Woodland. dence In the southwest, yet he enjoys Said court, on Tkunsday tb»- sixteenth * r*i< am m xiAr-ir w.»s tho *ur»: of her brother. Charles getting "back home" amofig old ack*v nF Julv ne*t o i^t In the CHAH. M. MACK. You may ndl have very much poutMLmoii. and family over Sunday. qualnunce* <K va>dopally. - ELUA C. EGGLESTON. Timo, money, and trouble can be saved in your home. natured. Your wife can be made better She will be able to do her work in the kitchen, preparing meals, much easier. She will be happier and really HASHEUI. St. Patrick's party. The General Verdict of all those using Sunshine Flour is the same, that is, Sunshine Flour is the best all around family flour we have ever used. The report of the dealers all along the line who are handling Sunshine Flour is, Sunshine Flour is giving splendid satisfaction, not a word of fault found with it. This is gratifying to us, and goes to show that our efforts to put out a first class flour are being appreciated, and encourages us to continue along the same line. Wc will endeavor to keep a full line of feed in stock at all times. , Yours for good goods and a square deal. A. Childs <5 Co MICHIGAN. i..>*aaaa*. contented. All of this just by cooking talned Munday lien Bristol from Bat­ one who wants them. tle Creek; ' jamas Bristol from De­ troit: Aire. Mabel Haughey of Grand pleasure or profit, or Im4|), something In tho lino of poultry—chickens. । Mr. and Air*. K. Crandall and Allaa ducks, geese or turkeys—If you do. use ' tho “Poultry Wunm" column. with gas - no smoke, no ashes> no dust, no uov. itrooks famur export to mart from Englund April 10th. Mrs. Lldir DID YOU NOTICE THE BANNER’S Neal ha* a cousin. • young man 23 w WANT COLUMN LAST WEEK? years of age. lomlng ■*»«> lh*X required, then full heat instantIf, ho him to <-»nie at the same limo Un wasted heat lift thi* morning, Monday. Mr* Vert itoblnnon of Bedford w«i the guest of Mrs. Wm. Lyons Batur- NEIP8 tl*om«nta Lu R<*|>ubu<-an City Oumwmw. record nevbr before equalled by a Republican Ward caucu*ca to name <-andldat<* for ward office* will be held uh Thur»da>- evening. MarcfT 26. ul 7:10 at the voting booths of the tho circulation that •« claim, boFirst. Second and Third Ward*, and enuse peopl, u»c the Want Culuinu for In the County clerk's office for the City Hall. un I riday Evening, March That people get results through'thia column. >7 at >:3». Republican City Committee. Adv. o,.„ je. Coleman. Chr'm- plain Truth Thal'e Worth Money. Using Kolev's Honey and Taf for a . epugh or cold may save you both I lho many friends for the kindues* klcknrxa and money. F. F. Alonahan.j A|cnoniolilc. Wl*. nays: "I am ex-1 shown us during (he sickness and ix>»cd.to all kinds ot weather and I, death of our lutep onellnd Foley’* Henry and Tar Cum- ■ Mr*. Ctara Chtche*lor. Mr. and Mrg. Will Chlehiakr. pound aiway* lixe. me up In good 1 shape when 1 catch cold or have a , lidrvejr I’hfcitoUr.. . Frank Alitn aud fitiMily.—A<ly. bad .cuOifli- 1 fccutnnnutd It gladly." Arthur MulliulhiiK).—Adv. If >ou want Bootl cxetllw butfl >t ’ BANNER WANTADV8. PAY. I Rshor's—Adv. • dirt, no wood or coal to carry» No fir«* til Como in and see- our gas ranges* have them that light by touahlng a butte*. Thornappl. Gas * Elsotrlo Oa •Phon# No. S. �11.... sssg Woodland 1 • 1 wish tn announce Io every Real Estate Owner that because 'my -ilvcrtiM-iiicnl d|d not appear in last week’s BANNER and will not appear again for some time fo'enhie it must not be understood by ynu that-I'have retired -from the business nr forsakerf"airy of my well kndwn business principles, ■ cspcciallj',- prcslstefit truthful pub­ licity. . . The reason for my discontinuing my advertisement for the pres­ ent time Is this, I have found since reengaging in the business last | December! conditions very much different locally than when I disCHitinueti.business ’four years ago which will take me some time . properly adjust by business jo them, as 1 cannot adjust ijihem to my business, 1 also have declined to list a large jamqunl of property until I could inspect it personally or by my rep­ resentative, and this cannot be properly done until the snow is gone and the weather is settled. It would be worse than foolish to spend a large amount of mon­ ey dnia campaign of foreign advertising to get buyers here until I have sufficient property listed and a sufficient variety for sale to war­ rant me hi nuking the. expenditure. I think you will concede this a wise business tnqve. It pays to advertise, but you must be able ho deliver the goods* in ■ other wordfl, .If you toot your own horn lloudly you must play die tune you say-you-canvand that is just the position I am going to he hi when you hear from me again. In the meantime you will find me very much alive and on the ।job every hour in the day anil ever)' dfly in the week at my office N0.118 No. Broadway, as my health in every way is much-better than it has been in years and •-* steadily improving, so from your knowledge of my past business experience that when ihe time conics ;.nd the fruit is ripe we’ll make 'em go some. This Real Estate busi­ ness is a BIG PROPOSITION so when.you arc in TOWN call in and'talk h. oyer with me and lei me handle your property it will be to your advantage as mine. Let mi cooperate. and talk it over with inc and let me handle your property, it will be to vour advantage as well as mine. Let us cooperate. Style Show Mlnrllnx Itmtrrn unit Butt VrtnHoUt»n or H.iMlnipi w»ro ov*r Hundny KU»atn ot the l.-itt-r’s parents Tn the villa c*. N»Wtnn Bay J (Mi and datixhtcr Crtw of Dexter. lawn, spent Monday vl<Itlnj hla niece. Mra. M. O. Vnnllouten. Joahua Dlllanbeck until a few year* a*o a realdent of Woodland, died nt Ills, home in Weidman Bunday morn­ lux. The funeral wan held Wednendny from the home. Mr. Dlllenbnck leaves many friends. In the vlllsito Our departments are complete and we arc showing all the new styles in the most practical and suitable merchan­ dise. We don't show Coats, Suits and Skirts that cost $50 and $75 on living models, but we show sensible, practical styles that any well dressed latiy can feel proud of wear- b*»n seriously sick at her home in the village la somewhat Improved nt thia writing. C. <1. Garn nnd family are non snuggly ensconced in their rooms above tho store, having moved th*latter part of the week. Mrs, Maggie Smith la now nt home In the house made vacant by the C. 1». Gam fa mb'. - , Mrs. C. Benter Arrived Monday f.Am ft.. .1,^ .. . . * Specially noticeable are the great variety of ideas and the care we have given not to duplicate, but on the con* trary to give you the exclusiveness of the highest priced tailors at moderately low prices. $8.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $16.50, $20.00 New styles in Wash Dresses, Corsets, Waists, Muslin Under­ wear, Silk and Lisle Hosiery, Silk and Kid Gloves, Embroidery Accessories, Laces, Embroidery, Lacc Curtains, Rods, Curtain Scrim, Dress Goods, Parasols, Umbrellas, Bags, Combs, Beads and Jewelry, Table Linen, White Goods, l-awn, Dimity, Crepes, Rice Cloth, Ribbons. - Specials in New Silks Never has Hastings had a slock of up-to-date silk materials to select from as wc are showing this spring. 40-inch Crepe De Chenc, Silk Crepe, 27 and 36-inch Wash Silk, Brocaded Silk, Wash Crepe, Mesaalines, Taffetas, Moire, Etc. Notice our window display. 1 ‘ New line of fine Wool Challies, Ratine, 1’laisec and IK inch wide Belt Silks in floral and plain. C. B. BENHAM, Real Estate And Investment Broker nui.. ..t. Office andnResidence __ — : ■ Hastings Headquarters for Dry Goods and Ready-to-wcar. Ono Price to All. Mail Orders Solicited 1 Phone 47a 118 North BrpiuHVoy' Ings, Mich. Real Grocery Bargains United Light 8 Railways Co, We offer the following specials for Call or write ua for quotations on First Preferred fl% Cumulative Stock o( the 1‘nited Light and Railways Co. This stock is exempt from the normal Federal Income Tax tn the holder, for the reason that the Tax is paid at the source. Full explanation on request. * MONDAY ONLY 8 bars Pearl Soap....___________ 25 lbs H & E Granulated Sugar. 2 packages Jaxon Soap Powder Good Cabbage, fine thin* for Boiled Dinner, per lb. Qtj^PgCkagabf Post TOASTtES FREE with a package of • • Grape Nuts—Only one to a customer We cany a lull line o{ staple and Fancy Groceries and Meats. member, these specials are for Monday only. Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Bortles ORGANIZATION NECESSARY Citiieni 4415 and 11— Bell Main 229 Grand Rapids, Mich. Fifth Floor Mich., Tnut Bldg. SAYS M. A. C. PROFESSOR Re­ Williams & Son, The republican caucus for the nom­ ination ot township ofllcem will bo held nt the town hall Friday. MaMh J7th. at one o'clock, P. M. Tho Democratic caucus wilt be hefd at thn xtme place on Selurday March !Sth at ona o'clock. P. 11. , dairy department at the M. A. C.. war, present und explain**! the necessity of cooperation and <*n..inlxiillon. An an llluatrntlon of thin ho pointed nut the fact th.it organization had been the secret of progrru In the grent Euro­ pean dairy countries. TV. It. Harper, of Middleville, soinid- Have You Tried the Second Ward Grocery Yet? We are in a position to save you money. Look over this small list and judge for yourself. Sugar Cured Bacon, our price per lb/.. . Nice large Picnic Hams that are NOT ALL SALT, lb. Smoked White Fish, per lb Mackerel, 10c each or 3 for; 6 Cans best Alaska Red Salmon for$1.00 3 Cans good Corn for 25c 3 Cans good Peas for 25c Nice large Sweet Oranges, per doz 25c ax Lbs.'Granulated Sugar for $1.00 20c 15c 15c 25c MIim Hie I la Hager U enjoying n few days vocation from M-hnol'work. Mrs. John Guy I* ■uffcring with rheumatism. Her daughters, Mrs., Sadie Holden nnd Mrs. Blanch Hynes’ popularity Having decided to quit farming and devote all my time to other business I will have an auction sale at my farm, known as the Chas Bauer farm in the city of Hastings, 9 blocks north of the Barry Hotel and one block east from Michigan Avenue. This sale will take place on Friday, March 27 Wc carry a complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries and you will find them all new and up to the minute. Commencing at 1 o'clock p. m. I offer the following property: Jay Mead, East Side Grocery ’ HORSES. Gray mare. 5 yrs. old, wt. 1350 Phone 144, Hastings, Mich. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ! Shingles! Shingles! Shingles! i ♦ AUCTION SALE Bauer Bros., is the Best Place In Michigan on*- 1’ifrd of the cows nrej profitable, on.- third pay their way.: thn remaining third being unprodtable. He declared that a cow must produco 4,00u pounds of 4 per cent । milk In order to par Its way, nnd that nil profit must H- figured over the Rpund's Belgian due May 7 Black mare. Grade Percheron, 3 yrs. old, wt. 1200, broke single and double. In foal to Round's coach horse, due June 10 These are all first class mares. One good work horse COWS. Polled Durham cow, 5 yrs. old, due April 7 Grade Durham cow, 5 yrs. old. due Sept. 3 Grade Holstein cow. 6 yrs. old, due in Aug. Red cow, 10 yrs. old, giving milk Durham cow, 3 yrs. old, giving milk Durham steer calf, 10 months old * ♦ to buy shingles for miles around. We carry a com- J ♦ plete line of building materials and can furnish ♦ ♦ Everything that enters into the build- ♦ ♦ ingof a barn or house at the lowest ♦ ♦ prices., ♦ Gray mare, 4 yrs. old, wt. 1600 with foal by Durham heifer calf, io months old FARM TOOLS. Osborne mower, 5 ft cut, new last year Osborne hay rake, 10 ft, new last year Champion mower, 5 ft. cut, fair condition Two horse riding cultivator, good condition Set work harness, good condition HAY. GRAIN & ETC. Quantity clover hay About to bushels seed beans Bushel No. 1 Clover seed Bushel White Cap Seed Com, shelled Quantity Rural New Yorker potatoes, good Other articles not mentioned Dinner fqr those coming from a distance. IV. H. M. K. MccUug. Thn Woman's Homo Missionary Soclety of the Jb-thodlM Epls. ..p-.l church will in*-* t >t the home of Mrs. Jessie Woodmansee Wednesday afternpon. March ,35. Subject. “Addi­ tional Huropt <n Elsmunts." Lender Mr*. Mary Brcudy. nF oaie. a enns or Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ♦ Broadway Yard,, ♦ Phone 224 Bauer Bros. Bro,. E. Court St. Yard, Phone 254 ve»y-young and for elderly people. Croup, brcnchU»l colds, tagrlppo and pneumonia nrn to be feared and avoided. Foley's fjoney and Tar la a KTcnt family medleltjp that will quick­ ly atop a cough, chock the progrrjs of a cold, and relievo Inflamed ijnd $5.00 8 or mon|hs under caish. Oversums lhat amount time will be given on bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent., No property to be removed until settled (or. . ♦ For fair and honest treatment bring your bills to— * ♦ Shelter for horses if it Storms COL. W. H. COUCH AUCTIONEER �0 WORLD m mally with our I see people in bathing. It , in Friaro. but tt la getting r alt th* tuna as wo go aouth. morning It la beautiful. sea air balmy. Tho wondcrfulnewi trip la ju*t dawning on u*. as — ... — —.. — .I <*11. T.i.l ing our books. and whits before; we have heard of what wo are to aee. we only Oaten In halt fashion. an -wo nev­ er expectsd It would become a reality but now with thia knowledge ahead. . the reading la far different. We study Murray's guide book and then smooth It up with Stoddard's easier reading. VVV. U. -- - ......... —--- - ---------tank to take a plunge In. and the boys especially enjoy it vary much. We are now really |n the tropica. How I wish you could sea.our steer­ age. There are about 100 Chinamen in It. and talk about gambling! Il Is ncrcei You could not believe it with­ out seeing It. There were U boards of game* being played yesterday at, on* time, and they are at it before wo are up. and It eontimie* all day. They all seem to have money, and It' is nothing unusual to see them bet from one dolkir to ten dollar* on the turn of the dice. They have a game called Fan Tan. tlpit they play by put-, ling handful of button* under a cup. and after the bet* are made, the cup ia raised, and tho buttons counted by four*, and the l*t» are made a* to whether there will be one, two. three or four buttons left when all arc counted. They all piny and play us fail m ponstble. No objection Is made to this gambling, the boaU help Join­ ing In It. as well us some first cfa«* YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND OUR formal Opening ON FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1914 From 7:30 to 10:00 o’clock ■ Orchestra Music and Refreshments. No Goods Will Be Sold! Are Welcome! progress during the past two months are now completed. We The many improvements that have been are ready to welcome you to our store, We believe it is now the greatest and most convenient shopping place Comprehensive assortments of beautiful and worth while merchandise are conveniently in this vicinity. arranged and every facility has been provided to make your shopping a comfort and pleasure. We feel par­ ticularly proud of our Garment and Millinery Section on the second floor. In this beautifully carpeted and furnished room with its flood of clear daylight you may select your new Coat, Suit, Gown or Millinery at the lowest possible prices. In order to have you see all of this we have planned this sort of an opening reception in the evening on Fri­ day, March 20th. No goods will be sold. Bring your friends, come and enjoy the dainty refreshments and the beautiful music. Ih. preparing meal* on tho deck, all Chinese dlwhrs fur the slcerg^o pas­ sengers. When the meul* are ready, they actual d-.wn In group* of six and eight It la food that' no one but a Chinaman would touch. • The officers of the boat told us that It Was Impossible to keep them from gamMinr. *o they gllowed It to ba fttnm openly. They never expect any­ thing. bst a living, und It cort* them nothing to live, so they du not mind . Wednesday. August 14. i All the ship's officers appeared this | m»rnlng In white duck suits. Thl* explains the weather wc nrn having. We have electric fans In sillhe’ room*, and the hoy* are enJoylnkRhe; swimming tank. ThU U situated up, ' Saturday, Our ^Second formal Opening Day For this day only we offer the following specials: 20 lbs Of the finest H. & E. Granulated Sugar with any purchase of $5.00 You may trade $5.00 or more in any department: Dry Goods, Carpets, Ready-to-Wear, Etc. and Groceries, excepting Sugar, and we will give you full weight, 20 lbs of the best eastern Sugar for 29c on Saturday only. Our grocery department is now complete. Everything is fresbi new and wholesome and we respectfully solicit your patronage. culm ■ mu. ......... -- Iona, that one never forget*. They are momenta that wc have when with our children, we have perhaps been riding, watching the cloud* In the *kr, nnd hud been loot to ourselves. and drawn Into u larger and higher world. Such was yesterday. when we Iwgan along toward* night, Isaac and I. without thinking to walk the deck, and talking it* we wandered here and there, watching the beautiful abneet. and fhe .Wonder* of the M''> world. One are tn* drawn from it. and get* a glimpse of a Iteyond. u beautiful fu.._ _ .■_ ■ «... . ... llr,. in hero; Sunkist Sweet Naval Oranges, per dozen. Largest Fancy Lemons, per dozen------Choicest Leaf Lettuce, per lb__________ Fresh Laid Eggs, per dozen--------- _____ 23c, 27c and 39c __________ _.____22o ____ -___ j^IOo _________ _______ 16c WEICKGENANT & RIEDE DEPARTMENT STORE ordinarily bring many material rv-j turns. It take* time to develop Into even a mediocre player. In s«,me cities In thia statt—Ownsao. .Raglnaw. Grand Haven—public vnianalnmetil* arc provided by municipal approprla-; SUB-DISTRICT ORATORICAL CORTEST IR OTSEGO MILLER i HARRIS SELL MANY HIGH GRADE PIAHOS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN A. E. MULHOLLAHD OFFERS FULL LIRE OF WALL PAPER Moro CtK-umbers Arc Needed. Twenty-five more acres of cucuml»crs are needed In order to nil the requirement for the salting station, which the Benton fruffi Products company Intend* to erect here, a great deal of interest In the project haa been aroused among the farmers, and acreage Is being accused by very. MONUMENT RUSIRESS OR QUALITY OASIS IR HASTING Has Found Alfalfa Very Profitable uatlng* i mds the iiualncM* on atrlclesi lines of Integrity. | Thia Week they have an adv. devoted । iMftlrularly to the idea of placing j iHiorutii/n Hay orders now. s Their work „my ba seen In practlcrially every cemetery in tbw parts and lh< monuments they sold and erected ■land today as bright and free from at#In M tte.fteT <fe*7 *Yrr‘ Pl*^k<t Embroidery Goods Fine Embroidery measuring from 6 to 9 inches 'de sells for 10c-per yard, beautiful patterns and od quality for the money. Embroidery 17 inches de for Corspt Covers, 15 cts. per yd. Torchon , 6 yds. 10 cts. Latest things in ladies’ bows, 10c See our line of Millinery before you buy. O. A. Boyes Store Hastings, Mich. Can! of 'llvanks—Fur the Mutlxxlbt chur> h Tuesday evening by Jtev. II. (.’, Hoehnnf, pastor of th.; Trinity Lutheran <nurcn, of Grund I In pl da. on tho sul.Jvd. "What Dur* the World <>wc the Lutheran Church" wa, fall of Interest und Instruction. Ilev. Hwhmr I* u f.rt«-*ful speaker unjl brought a stirring message to the good slxcd audience present. llsll ( raft-men. There will l« held a special cohiinunhatluii and smokSf of <l>u *'*'*' iowcraft Club. Kclnrd cy evening, ?:!• ■■harp for the purpose of reorganisa­ tion of If, C. team, nil members of I'. H A. M. ecu- lirriu<| lu attend. Adv. Hy Order nt C. Mnnnl, Caph BANNEB WANT ADVi. PAT. I agree. Hut we-would warn against un attempt to seed alfalfa without liming the sm»H, unless a tost will show that tho soli in the field that one In­ tend* to sow to alfalfa already has sufficient lime. -No doubt a toot will t htf Tdndly show that the aoll in tho field sown Vermontville, March IM, 1MJ4. Editors HANNEll:— Aw there la so mueh said about al­ falfa. I thought my experience might bdp aomcone to get in u wdy to make more triune/ from their farms, and at the same time Increasn the fertility of their Und. , Here la. what I did with three acres ,.r air..if* ami hoica: . cash outlay of for corn leav­ Ing a net profit of J5H.OO or 1171.08 per acre. What olhar crop cun you tulku llwl *111 clear you Unit much with aa little work? Thia la not guess-work, but mutual ■ IJVUI -....... —- ------ on th* market, but n great deal mure for me to feed, us I think It la equal to silage for sheep and cattle, and has no equal for mllcn cow*. in feeding hogs through tho sum­ mer, I'cUl It and fed U green three time* u day until after I gut the third cutting of-bay off. then I turned five sow* and 40 I'lga In tho field and let thorn run there AiaUl it trow up- I miouunga• ■•*-•« ----full-bhrod liurvc Jsmys, of which f “"a^IcMiow 1 weeded thia held of al­ falfa 1 plowed tho grqum). a heavy ehr loam. the last ul June. 1#1J. and worked It well -unlll the 15th of August. When I awed IS pounds of . . ~ » wbriU Harrow �Spring Showing Spring'Styl It is with pleasure we invite you to come and see the new spring suits made by Ladies’ & Misses Coats, Suits, Skirts Will "The Jlpuse of Kuppenheimer' I Yoq will find an array of the latest authentic styles for spring 1914..is developed by the foremost style creators of the country. We urge yoa tdjeotae and see the new things and leirn ab^ut the splendid values, we are offering. You' don’t need to .birj^ Just pome and look. Dress Goods Hastings, Michigan. One Price Clothiers MMMMMWMMWMVMMMMWMM. Skinner1! Garage, March 34. 37, jg. —Adv. . . Bowl at Itehor*a for'good exercise. —Adv. Hatter opening In • flue millinery. copying, tho lioyal 'sru<U. hou-o <>n Writ Green St. Mrs. Rom Young, of thia city and John S. Hart, of Onngwllle, were united In ninrrUgo tftSlTolxiiv Judge Mack. Wednesday. ■ New Broadhead Wool Dress Goods are on Display, • Shepherd Checks , priced per yd...50c, $1 $1.75 Wide Wool Serges priced per yd.50c up to $1.50 Honey Comb Check per yd_r. ____________ 50c Matlasseand Ettimine price per yard__.$!.25 $1.50 tiuiv er u short t>r< fatlnfc! rtfl rtt-t. Winter Coats ■intionalj <hAb<T, Gl One Half Off ■ with a rradlni’vith thu piano nrcom; Ihialmetit. Mt>.lLiyrn-rra<l.u sketch |»C Tho life on Hl. Patrick. Ml*-' U . Pryor jdajt-d auumbir of piano I QurlrtliriiN nboul St. Patrick |-«d by Jlr». H. front mid the anawera THE STEBBIHS AUTO CO. HOLD I ; To Taxpayers of SHOW MARCH 26, 27 AMD 2B; “7*^ Hastings Township Tu the Taxpayers of llumlnga Town-i a IW ©1> paid Stock cash di video Cafftai Savings * Laaa AmH.Uae, Lansing, Mich. Pay Your Accounts By Check OPTICAL GOODS Money carried aliout loose in the pocket or purse is not only a constant temptation to ttpcnrl more than otic should, but is pften lost, livery lew days our attention is.called to the loss of a purse containiug money, or the loss of louse money. A checking account ■.. ith onr bank prevents your losing your inoney, and also helps you from spending it foolishly. If you louse your check-book, we give you another. When an account is paid in cash's receipt.is usually given, but is often lost or mislaid and many misunderstandings occur -bcaui.se xi£Ute iLbsjli.A.cccciin.amlJbhs pj record vi itayimyit, but whcn.btlh. or accounts arc paid by check ti|Min your checking account with ns you have a record in your check-book besides the relumed check which is almost never lost. ■, • MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IS OUR OUR OPTICAL JEWELRY ALWAYS "RIGHT," HUT GO0DS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ARE WE HA VE BUILT UP OUR BUSINESS BY NEVER CONFIDENCE OF OUR CUSTOMERS AND BY CARRYING ONLY HIGH QUALITY GOODS. WHERE THE QUALITY IS RIGHT ANU Hastings National Bank, Tha Only National Bank In Barry County HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. OPEN �S’K’m‘r£i;i«rw.^MnnnannnnnnaM '.77KK ’g-to aux n n mddlevflle Momn farm. Is having it fixed up in L-» LeMer Rtlmpeon of Grand Rapid* a g ■ UK*. IS inirnilis > ............- ” ■ passed' Saturday and Sunday *lth friend* in Grand Rapid*. Mra. McIntosh of Hasting* l.« spend­ ing * few day* With Jier daughter. interests of the village the coming Stokbe. Mrs. John Smith of Harbor Springs Mr*. Albert Wlerlnga. visited friends ... .r ........... ........... , Charles Converse trade* hl* home on COATS UROVK. Arlington street and the l<i acres across the street to I. M. Chi|bb. of Yankee Spring* township, for Ida Nt>: mill, Tuesday. acre firm. Both parties will more ns ncera <«f thin community 1* seriously alrk nt the home of hl* son. RlrchneD from Flora .Wood, who wilt entertain the move. TM* will place Mr. Vl*r* In tin* position to fill all order, for gzav- paned one week and ah *1, a* he ho* a line gravel pit ilpbn tain It on March 3«. i Grove ... .. ... rlll have everythin* right handy. We understand that R. T. French tieton Missionary Society will be held at the home of Mra. Judge Barnum on a. foreign trip. Tuesday, March 34. The Missionary Society wMl serve dinner. City, has been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kelsey and Mr. and Mrs. IL M. Johnson, recently. son Kenneth and daughter Margaret Ho will soon lea..- for London where and Mr. nnd Mrs. Lavi Chase spent Sunday with Jeam Chase and family. hlllon. r „ ' Monroe Aubll and wife are hap­ py over the Mrth of an heir Monday run, but are looking forward to better ’ morning. We see by tbe news dispatches thst one* Thorn Swift, brother of Dr. B. C. Dr. Healy han been quite busy re­ Swift, of the village, who U located cently especially with grip patients. In Kansas City. Is at tho head of a „ llnrrj' Woodman Is working In large lumber company recently or­ Winnie Dove’s blscksrr't'i shop. . ganised in his old home,town of Har­ Kumlay School Xotcu. bor Springs. Mich. Next Sunday's lesson In entitled The young daughter of Mr. and "Learans by tho Way" from Luke 13:Mrs. Z. J. Townsend died Sunday A. The Loyal Workers met last Fri­ Monday and the remain* taken to day evening nt the homo of Fay Kinne. They nre planning for an “April Fool" social. Further anCT The M. E. church was filled tn Its capacity Sunday evening. Tho oc­ casion being union services and then Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Smith on Fri­ tho members that gave the musical day p. M„ April 10th. They are mak­ Saturday evening assisted with sever- ing plana already antf/hope to givo all who come a good time. The Loy­ al Daughter* Class will have ramocrowd gsVRthc best of attsntlop, thus thlng to interest all op4that day also. showing their appreciation. .­ Beginning nnd lasting over Sunday Mrs. John McIntosh nt Hastings la Maple, state evangcllrt. non, Btephen Whiled, on Arlington Ht. and U looking forward very anxiously ' Song by th* Grange, "Why Rotate Crop* paper or talk by Georg* Hatch. Recitation—Grant Kieler. "The Farm Rotation Which I Prac­ Eugene Allen has "resigned his po­ tice." By three men. sition with the Westfield * Fall River Binging by childreq from Knap- sunshine. ■work for Mr. Henny. ind been visiting a few days with her son Dr. B. C. Swift and family. The Ladle* Reading Club will meet with Mm Allie Bennrti on Wednes­ day afternoon of this week. Election to Young Women.—Beatrice Lancas­ ter. Health hlnta for the spring aeaaon "How Would You Punish Your Child for Telling n Falsehood?" The W. C. T. V. will meet with Mrs. Roll call responded to by miscel­ Phoebe Cobb Tuesday afternoon of laneous quotations. I Instrumental music.—Mrs. Carpen­ ter and Mra. Hr1 Chip BaskM. M. Smith. ‘ ' Mrs. Judd Pratt of Plainwell, Mich., Augusta Brisbin, lecturer. BOWEXH HILUS'. She will bo sadly rnltaed In tho home. Funeral was held at the home Mon­ day afternoon. Rev. J. H. Westbrook officiated. The remain* were taken to Ann Arbor, their former home, for burial. Wednesday and Thursday tn-Grand Rapid* with their son William Miller and fsmlly. They attended the theH. McKevitt "and baby Grangc Hall. Friday evening. March 37. Burdette Briggs will ict as Mas­ ter of Ceremonies. All are cordially Invited to attend. John Norrie for hie farm near Shelby. They expect to move the Jn*t of tho The Gleaner* Social Saturday evenrhich amounted to 18.39. dren spent Saturday night and HunMrs. Eugene Hulght of tho West to move to Rattle-Creek in the neat County Line returned homo Sunday future. afternoon after helping care Cor her Burdett Briggs was In Battle Creek. Kalamazoo and Augusta on business Monday and Tuesday. Boanuel E. Johnson of Grand Rap- I »«- «-~ Body B«Rkf< Ball <>n Friday. Alumni tram will ptay the high school team, the high tehrxri will play the brotherhood team, and th* Alumni (rain.will then Hay the Brotherhood. North and South. Hchader A Osborn, plus 3\;. Hubbard & Myer*, plus IH. Still A Burke, minus %. Otis A Goodyoar. minus 3S. East and West. Hayes A Robart*. plus \. Doyle A Wooton. plus 4i. Stebbins A Hurst, minus U. Warner A Huffin.iu, minus 1^. Organ! ir«I Ttirough efforts Hheffleld. In till* City. her home In Lit. Sheffield'* family dur- organised with K4 charter member*. The meeting wna held In the Felgiinrr school house. northweM of Nash­ the will, this ram would have to be ville. Deputy C. F. Kiefer, of Morley, divided among quite u number of was present npd installed the officer*. Meeting* will be held bn thn second and fourth Friday In each month. Halilmorr Republican Caucus. Th* officer* of Castleton Grunge, No. The republicans of Baltimore town­ ship will meet In caucus at the Aaron Durfee residence on Friday, March Secretary—It. G. Brumm. 87. 1914 nt 3:30 P. M. to nominate township officers , nnd transact any • iveroecr—Fred Brumm. Treasurer—Roy Garllnger. Steward—Elmer Mater. By Order Com. Dull. OrangoriUe Cauctui. ... The pupils -of fha city school* from the third to sixth grade* Inclu­ sive are showing great Ihtereui In spelling nnd arithmetic. A contest recently conducted In mental arith­ metic by Mr. Gonkling shows that good work In this subject b being done In various rooms. Tha follow­ ing rooms with name of building and ML** Miller. ary. rapidity, and naatneaa of work o« । pH* In the other hulldlnga. Th* we- < art ton Republican Caucu*. of auoh business a* may cam* before spring Blood and Kystcm Clewnacr. Order of Com. I Durlng lb* winter months ImpurlThe republican electors of the raid meeting. township of Carlton will meet in enu- A<l • ___________ * 1 r m ltiMi accumulate, your blood become* Joliiudown Republican Caucus. .Impnra and thick, youf kidneys. Hr34.1*14. nt 3:00 o'clock P. M.. to nominate candidate* for the varjous ship of Johnstown will meet lu caucus IHr cd u “ k J .‘I. at th* hall in Johnstown, ftaturday. ."fTA JITS*“«'*« state unlvenilty fo<It ball squad and annual township meeting. tho probable auocenior »f Pontius of By order of the Township Com. .TnomTimte candidate, for th* varly<"‘. the university eleven, will come horns! "----. ;tna kidneys, liver and bowela to to s|M-nd hl* spring vacation soon, the ' Chairman, —---------healthy action, axpel blood Impuri­ invrirbers of th* hlarh achnnl Miuail urn the annual township meeting. ties and reatora vopr health, strength planning to uaa gome of FrIU'a time.1 ,and ambition. Electric Bitter* make* to conch them, nastln** high rahool I Irving ^ounMilp RrpnhUcnn Caucus. ,you fe*l like new. Htart a tout weeks' The republican* of Irvin* mwnehlp Card of Thank*—I tender my «ln-1 treatment—It Will put you In fine II ere'* hoping Fritz will respond. cere and heartfelt thanks to th* many .ahap* for your aprlng work. Guar­ hull, on Wednesday, March 36. kind friend* and neighbor*, tn th* anteed. All Druggiala. SPc. and Eaton Rapid* Ik-fcalx Hasting*. chdlr for their singing, also io Elder! si.oo at Carveth A Stebbins nnd A The local high s-'hool basket hall (nation the various township officer* Rchlueter for . hl* comforting words । E. Mulholland a.—Adv. and transact such other business ns during IJi* sickness and death nt my. lUstings will attempt t<> win these some capable person. . may lawfully cbme iiefore raid cauMrs. Nellie Courson of Chicago has trophies and. the Ypsilanti trophy si . Adv. Enns E. Walton. r. The Eaton Rapid* team Is com­ ‘‘t"1been spending n few ivk* with her the state whist tournament In Detroit Signed by order of Township com- i । -» ■ — I of seniors, who ha1 ‘ " s:»tcr, Mra. Glen GhrdrtW. M-ho has mH tee.—Adv. • BANNER WANT ADV’S. PAY n finely trained five. local club plan to attend, been seriously HI. but I* now Improv-; home In Chicago Tueaday afternoon her son. Dr. B. C. Swift, and family. Thd musical Saturday arming at Miss M. E. HublMird Is In Chicago the M. E. church was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by all pres- tn purchase millinery goods wnd look up styles. She Is the guest of her sis­ ter. Mrs. H. I. McKinley, and husThe bright sunshine of band. . Miss Ida Smith of South Bend. Ind. instlnct. On Saturday a deal was closed up through the Middlovllle Kos th* guest of Mrs. Albert Parker and husband and Mrs. L. K. Hamilton Hprinits township. for an *0 acre farm utjuiI Through the SEASON'S HASTINGS TEAM in <>n Friday, attended la-aguo Ball Thin Season ami Hrl|» ..I , her President Carrothen, of the Hasnnd eon, Ira.- X Hanlon. nounco that Don Bell, who mode such Lsatrr Btlmpaon. of Grand Rapid*, u great record ns pitcher for the local sa been visiting relative* and friend* Chapman Friday o. in. R»' team—will manage tjal* ­ Chevis officiated. She will b< ------r---------—__ __ ------season's .-j--, Has ... —.. IH. from the community. Hit son Markle tings team and■ take his T. Turn in ,the Henry Slorra loft Friday Ogflen is staying with Dr. Hanlon nndsffiox. Bell In now at home In Ypsilanti. am| he will do everything that he can DRlam Herrick, of Utile RjfcK • to glv«- Hn*tlng* the beat team In th* Bwm In tha village on Fridaj him a good bom*. Mr. nnd Mr*.Thn*. Il.-J«hn»on gave 1 history of the town. ig on old friends. He has sold > a part' Friday evening. About nevDr. Can-other* ha* al»o elgned Carl •nty-five neighbor* and friend* were sthnaon. nl»o of Ypattanil. a «tar third nrrarnl. All had a good Hine. • 1 bu»eman of th* Ypallanti Border Mr*. Bah Brlict* «ml little dnugh- ■ ‘ missed many of th* Is miliar fnees. Ms secs great thing* Jor th" yonng ter Murtly Litelll* of .B-wen* Mll s| K»lunlay after *pendman in. hla part of.tho country. He returned ...home Xc*ottatlon« With ciiaH.itlr. ... ... I M— did not ndmire the kind of weather . A ■■ommllteo hu*jF*n appointed In he found up here, ns things were Fannie! Davis. - harlotte to arrarlge a meeting In Mis* JennW- 'ItuMell >'f Kwy ’ ; Grand Rapids with a committee from Florida. I* vl*ltln*'-I»r. and Mr*, j Hastings to patch up the dl^rence* ......... ■ ... . ___ t,nil altl»n with th* Lumber Co., and will Hanlon. Will also vtalt tip- M soon move onto the Thoma* Honey Christina and Erma Hover. Th* entertainment given by Ithani Conservatory' j griiitiraUon. The common council met in special pnny was very much ••nj-n ,-d SaturWIilMi session on Thursday evening and can- day evAnlng nt th* M. K. church.' In the contest* with the Grand Rap- W. N. Gladstone; treasurer. A. H. Bell: assessor, J. .R. Campbell; trus­ tees. J. W. Armslrong. Hoy Hooper. er promising pitonrt und I*almer. Hli- innnnnnnnnnn* DON BELL WILL MANAGE THIS pod ' CASTLETON TOWNSHIP Cr*ok. tbrough *U« A-A AND OTlfflER SPORTS , Cliyton lautenby and < hUfflen k portion of last ween here ORGANIZE GRANGE IN Rutland .Progrcralr;c Oaucua. Rutland National Prograaalva Caucua will bs held In the Rutland Town Tho Ladies of th* Baptist church Hall. Friday. March 37. at 3:00 P. M. for th* purpose of nominating township offiesm and transacting such council room Saturday afternoon of other buslnoea a* may legally come before If. ’ “ By Order of Ilf visited family In hotter fuel. OPENING SALE Of 50,000 to 60,000 Rolls of New and Exclusive Wall Paper Designs In Every Conceivable Coloring Now Going On at Mulholland’s Drug Store Never in the history of our business have we displayed such a line, nor received so many compliments as to our beautiful selections, together with the extreme lowness of price. To price them will assure ypu that you can afford to decorate right now. We are safe in saying that no store in Barry County can approach us in- either price or showing of desirable decorative Wall Papers. Our well known leadership in the Wall Paper Line has been gained in a few short years, by carrying the largest and most extensive stock, buying direct from the mills and selling at a low price that makes every customer take notice. Any idea you may wish to carry out can be done to the letter from our stock at a saving to you. A little time spent in our store will prove beyond a doubt WHERE you will buy your next Wall Paper. we Also Have on Now a Special Glean up Sale of all left over papers representing about 250 one and two room lots. The greater part of these were very expensive patterns which we are now offering at the price of cheap papers. 75 one and two room lots, have been sold from $1.00 to $1.50, now 25c to 35c 100 one and two room lots, have been sold from 75c to $1.00, now 20c to 25c Balance of this big bargain close out sale going from 3c to 15c. This entire lot would be quickly picked up by real estate agents in the large cities, but we prefer to give our own people this benefit. Don't consider this too long, but just get in and get what you need, We are the largest distributors in this vicinity of all the essentials of house ’ cleaning such as Muresco, Alabastine, Flatone, Room Mouldings, Plate Rail, Chair Rail, Paints and Oils, Japalac, Varnishes, Brushes, Window Shades,Gold Bronzes, Etc. We have just inaugurated a Motor Delivery Service which will nable us to place goods at your door almost as soon as ordered. Do not hesitate to call us at any time for your requirements. ARTHUR E. MULHOLLAND THE LEADING DRUGGIST Where You Do The Best. The Nyal Store �M.UUU IS, JSH.' Southwestern ,*»n FOB . AH Live Stock and Poultry, FAULKNER, TM Riiill Stora, DELTON, INCH. Combination Vacuum Cleaner and Carpet Sweeper. Wc offer Io you the latest and absolutely the most up-to-date carnet cleaning device manufactured. Gets every particle of dust and dirt with its powerful bellows, no. scattering of dust over the furniture, it is all carried into the dust bag. An adjustable brush which revolves rapidly picking up all litter «Bd deposits it in the pan which is of ample size, extending bdth in front and rear of brush. This brush can be set to sweep short, medium or long nap carpets so as to get the best results, or can be thrown out of gear entirely. No household is.complcte without one of these vacuum sweepers Any one who is interested, call and wc will be glad to demdnstratc in your own home. Demonstration will cost you nothing. E,. Tungate 6 Son Phone 16«6 Banfield Exchange One dandy line of wail paper samples. Grass Seeds, Clover, Timothy and Alcike, all new seeds. POULTRY SUPPLIES! Wc carry a full line of POULTRY FOOD , If you want your hens to lay, come and try some of our MEAT SCRAPS. We carry Oyster Shells, Scratch Feed, Chick Feed, and last but not least the KNOX NEST EGG which will drive all the lice out of your nestk.’ Campbell and McCallum HARDWARE Michigan, OPPORTUNITY Will Shock'this week at the door of every man within reach of the Kopf & Kopf store at Delton, and as she seldom knocks but once you had l>est heed her summons. Besides the items mentioned in last week's advertise­ ment, which you will do well to consult, -we are includ­ ing in our Big Clearance Sale the following: Silk Waist Patterns at fr.oo j«r yard, now.... 63c I5.00 Umbrellas at .*3.00 Ribbons up to 35c per yard al........................... . 10c , Finisher's German Knitting Yarn, double skein 25c Boys 50 cent Blue Flannel Shirts at.. .z............. ........29c 18c Duckling Fleece for Kiiponas. Dressing Sacques, nlc..l2c :5c Eden Cloth at............................................................................ 10c And Hostfi of Other Bargains. Kopf & Kopf 'turned to bar MIm Emma Dinkel of.Kahunaxoo tiding —• ■ Mra.t Christie Chi Hartman visited ... ii, u. uren frlcndf in Hastings Friday night. holding revivalmWlIng* for the pan .The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mra. 'Briggs Tuesday afternoon. March 54. Mr. und Mra. Lyle Shedd left Sat­ urday for Katamaxoo whero they * - If you get it al Kopfs its clean. ran In Hastings Thun- Madge Templeton is spending a few days with friends at Cloverdale.' ' • Str. and Mra. Henry KiUUon Mrs. George' Whittemore. Mrs. Underbill and Mrs. Harrington 'attend, d the Ladle*’ Aid jit Will Seibel'* Thursday. Merle Spragu* nf Battle Creek was ante a Traininghon>o over Sunday. Miss Myrtle Manning is vtaitfng DACKY. Fred Rice ta getting the frame rea­ r for George Conklin s n<-w barn. tended the democratic banquet at Mrs. Effie Slovens* hut been caring Hastings Thursday night. ........... .. . Mr. und Mra. Isaac Newton «fe moving their goods to their home In town und Sir. and Mrs. Kopf haveWill Hampton anti family spent moved above the store owned by Roy Bunday with Will Garrt-u and wife. Gaskill. Mtaa Emmelln* .getens entertain­ Grandma Ford is still very’ poorly. Kathryn Dlnkel returned Saturday ed a number of her girl frlrnds nt din­ from a three weeks visit with friends ner last Saturday, ue I: was her ISth birthday. They h«d .1 line dinner , MIm Gertrude Fisher of Kutamaxoo and u good time. frank VanSyckJ* Is building a visited her parents over Sunday. Rev. John Slater was In Hastings house for C. K. Nickerson. About one hundred partook of a Monday attending the County Min­ isters' Convention. spent ovgr Sunday with B. 8. Shelton. Forty-two of the friends and nclgh- Saves Health Barbara Chamberlain spent Saves Money ed from Florida Saturday night. They had a tine trip und wore "well pleased with the sunny aouth. spent Sunday' with 'Ray Hammond unit wife of Hope Center. Raymond and Francis Aldrich spent Wodneaday with friends in Delton. l«eeter Bonneville of Battle Creek Business college returned home Wed­ nesday to spend the summer. Wednesday being Mrs. A'urm's birthday, friends' and relatives gave Makes Better Food tlful Bible and bed spread were given WEST HOPE HOPE. ... NORTHi WILL HOLD MEETING AT Rankin Hart dnd wife were some­ what suzprlMd Friday evening. when 1 WEST RUTLAND CHURCH nbout 50 of their friends and neigh­ bors gathered nt their home to have <lisv» UIWHWM, e.,1' <■ III.' circle no unexpectedly Wednesday morning. • nt once and our central quickly re< i .Was organised rrfuMd to aet.' on nchad. sponded and In a few minutes our count of poor health and Mra.,June the bereaved parents. . u r ., luntand T» Theodore Pranshka attended the | *ton ,,r UMS Garrett was elected , inrtcad . Mrs. Hart and family will move onto hls l,“T Fh-IhhR It save the brat of Mttafactlnn and Anna Grayburn *«n* appointed vice farm In North Hope the first of this Threshermen's convention held ut. prewident. Iainsi ng. Welnesday. The twenty-fourth seas <>f thr Mrs. June Garrett ta rpentllnx a one room*and content* were destroy­ Mrs. Charles Anders visited her son i Rutland township Sunday Mlita Rose Clark and friend Miss ed besides furnishings In other rooms. week with het- daughter -it Nashville. Rogers of Hnatlbga visited from Sat­ nt Hastings. Saturday. , soclatlon will be held In tho West I If it had not Ixren tor the quick reurday evening until Monday morning spotta** from Central and our new tiro hou** whkh she pur. hosed of Cart with her sister Mary JjcCullum uno mill al Coats Grove for a few weeks-1 •>“>'. March 2»th. The following la " department the house and contents Gralnsi-r. Mr. arid Mrs. Oliver Hayward visit- th? program:— family. . would have soon been entirely descd at George Ransom's Friday near1 10:50 Bunday School Hour. CunMra. Sam Smith at Ihtwllng the end John liaker's. Sunday. troyod. L'odunk. ■ I ducted by SupL West Rutland f ' F ' K. H Faulkner 1s ip Grand Rapids uf the week. Nelson Kittinger and family enter- j Sunday Schmd. ‘ Ham Kellar and lady friend were Mr, npd MraJ Hetpy Stevrna sj>cnl 1 seen on our street Sunday evening. twined company from Kalamaxoo ov-1 CkiNrea Supplied for the Week. ': . Mr. and . Mre. Homer Kelley nnd Saturday anil £un<My at lladingB. . ■ Teachers, vta:— Dinwiddle of Bennington, er Sunday. The many frfM/U- Were ,.f Thomas VaJames children spent Sunday -with Mrs. THu* Fay Hull and wife of Hastings ar. , ('tags No. 1—Mrs. A M .who has been visiting relative* al Shults. Kverctt McCallum and family I fronds tn Gratfd ituplds for (he past spent Sunday with the former's moth-1 • 'lam No. IV—Mr. it.. Merrifield. Isaac Osgood.- wan nliscnl from from Sunday- School Rally Song. hool Inst wee* on account of slckFrank Chilson nnd Mrs. Oscar Chamberlain visited thvlr undo's Geo. Hayward. Sunday, and report him w-hool Thursday and Friday nut was Hurry DeGrdft this plucp ntffi nIdo tu begin again Monday. Samuel Kellar of Went Hope spent Mlw l>uvll of Hnttl# Creek were mnr’ “CMI. Benson Inst Sain Forver of Kainmaioo »p«nt ov- 1 S:SO—Geographical Di HICKORY COHNEItH. Haturdi cr Sunday with tricnla here, he reline.—W. A. Kerr, - Ml D. TYuffqrd wi»* ih-^faluipiixoo ,Mw. turned Monday.' । l:lo—Mv oi>M>rv-.>ti„n , . srera nt the church. ' Tuvkiliiy <>n liuihnataq > Itet..' ' ind Hume Dept.—Mrs. Mra Martha Replogin and dough- 1 Jumra TnUfprd ta vUlllng nl« son Mra. t<-r Amy arc making a ahort vtall with I Milton Trafford thta week. tom* o Dlseuxalon led by Mrs. Kara ErRalph Brown and family. Mr«. Hen Furn I* better at this Char family spent uncle, James Dinwiddle from Ver- : I — "The Twentieth Century mont. this week. Church."—Rev. Ballou. ’ Mr. nnd Mrs. Roj- Hull. Martha1 rias Willi Hull und Onrart Tobias all attended *fcr« in > Music. the dancing party at Junies South-1 j:j< ►—Program of Mission* Throi f'<T. gain 4ia fast it" Ilia friend" would like; urd's Friday evening. cd hls cousin Vaughan Mott Over Bild- ' Bunday School.—Mra. Baliuk to have him. He was thrown under a day. < Mrs. Ben McMurry and children of nli-lgh runner and his leg badly bruis­ Hastings Miss Grace Ilolycn was home over! spent from Wedneelny until T Hurry Kelley «( Grand ed some time ago. Sunday. und family. and Mrs. Thotn.' Dr. CruM m.i Murk Peake und son of Quimby d»> rucisU at Mrs. Bolyen'n. were Sunday vtaltoni at Gus Penxe's. Mr. mid Mrs. W. J. Flak und family look dinner at Fred Wing** Sunday. flasket dinner at noon. i do some painting for hla unde. I In trio, Moore. who underwent an Thursday. Tint Oyster supper nt W. H. Jones' Bring Sunday School Voices. twin Nt-wtdn. t operation In tho hospital In Grund Mra. Felljc Chi'inltarlnln returned Rnplila is nut so mmII again. Mr. Ik.na’a Reguleta cure constipation. .Mito,. ' ' . Mhf. MMhra -'*11 q visit with h«r eon ffed. Ashby anil family. lion day. April Cth. A tiullt and pil­ low will l»e given away st this Ume. All are curd tally Invited. Geo. Kidley promote digestion and nppetltle und tnornlns. Il hla pan pU Saturday.* His brother Melvin is nut very well at this writing. NEW DRY CLEANING PLANT OPENS THURSDAY EVE, MAR. 19 rlwd Wednesday c i of hls friends an cd In to spend the V nnd Mrs. Ed. Acker and daughter. Hsl.p,-Vtalted M. n.glny and family last Thursday evenlMr. ■' ‘ , Charles V *"* -----" ' on hls fath< Sunday. M. Kellogg, who with his family. I him moved from Grand Rapids to this nent home, has installed a complete mlttSo meciinu by'tb<< Ct^inty W. c. arsl modern dry-cle.ining plant In the ..Id Journal building <m East Slate ' St., und expects to open for business '*Wiurad;>y on tonight <Thttrs<Juy>. He hns un adv. account tineas of their .In this Imuo of the BANNER inviting people to putronlxc him. • Thursday from vtai* With friends Ip PLUMBING <3 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING If you have any work in lhe above lines I shall be more than pleased to' figure with you on the job. And yo6 will find my priexs as low as I can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems. Wells. Windmills and Gas Enginesflnstalled. DELTON. Mra. Mina T.ibn.uigr wua nt Chai­ rs Norris’, DowlinjtL> part of Inst «•<•* helping wm fog th4 *V-k baby. r«. Rose Phillips ta there at prvsit. Tho Laby ta reported an some All Steel Door Frame Air Tight Doors Inner Anchor Delton' State Bank 920,000.00 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Ptcs. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier Base Anchor Spline Dowel Angle Steel_ Rib DIRECTORS A. Aldrich A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLcay Wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes George J. Doster L. B. Teerpcning HBSULTB ADVERTISE IN THE BANKER CHAS. DENE.AU, MICHIGAN. Seven Wonders Of Saginaw Silos Michigan Capital Surplus Baking Powder ent Have you seen KELLY? We Pay ROYAL Delton. There will be,-preit<.hjug next Sun. Saturday with hla uncle. J. Pitts. ' Mrs. Modrack and son Starling spent Thursday at their farm. School. The < C. W. Bonneville entertained hls e Way," Luke sisters, Mrs. Guy Glddlngn of Hastings and Mrs. Fred Snuggs of Jackson Frtdl*L McCarty and Charles Cox return­ and possibly more is the groceries they use. Why not buy them, then, where you know-you get QUALITY, Freshness, and honest measure. Cloverdale Mr- unA Mrs. Claude Mother of fTmynhtlo spent Sunday with P. K coffee percolator. Michigan Delton, 1 ’ klr. and Mra. A? J.'Minxey of Luth­ GDO^KHDALk er -«pont from Friday until Monday DEUTON. .. I Mm. n... Mia* Edftk wUton of Kalamnxo* The Delton Study, Club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs' Horton. spent from Thursdgy till Monday with Miss Vesta K^nyQn of ' Halamasoo Mra Dale Figg of Vermontville vlsand Mrs. CAirrle Bponalde of East Red her sister. Mrs. Fred Green, from Wednesday until Saturday. Virginia Hustings spent from Saturday till Monday with C. Kenyon and wife. Green accompanied her hdme. Miss Grace Edmonds of Hastings was an over Sunday, guest et Bernice Pennock. . Bunday avenins from some unknown Cloverdale ’ ............. [ye. Kate'Kahler _of North' Barry it Friday with her mother. Mra. Combination Door Fastener These are the sevep features of our silo that will be MONEY SAVERS fj>r you. They have made the Saginaw Silo famous and the greatest success. Come and see us and we will show you all about it. Or phone us. Aldrich Bros. Cqrppany Delton, Mich. �THE HAI IGS BANNER THE PEST FOR THE MONEY STQ^E OR the latest ideas in Clothes Styles, qome to this store; and not only the latest but the best. We make a special feature of the famous ..... ..... ... F Hart, Schaffner and Marx Clothes -And at prices that are right---^==g=^ Suits—$18.00, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 Overcoats—$18.00 to $22.50 G. F. Chidester Clothier, Hastings, Mich. Cut Rate Supplies HASTINGS MARKETS For Automobiles Wheat to.nuoleJ at Me per tmxhel Wr.lnr«<lA> by the llaalingM Milling (’o. other price* i-linium un buiier. We buy bananas by the Car Load apd.can make you ■ very low prices. 50 <5 60 pound bunchea for f 1.40 fl fl.50 You had better see us before you order bananas any where else. FARM* Canadian P^ciffiic Ry. lindl Saskatchewan and Alberta Proton Boats, Quimby, Mich. t> pgr Maw-Oao of th* ires: realdene* properlie" In First Ward ul 41' Michigan Ave. 7 rooms, hpll ata hath. New furnace, hot and cob soft water In kitchen and bat) L. B. RUMSEY 20 yetir. tOpay tor farm. Will run excursion* every week io March and April to the richest ftraing country in the world. Write (or information. D. FOKTINO A- Frylf Stare .■ Next a Beamer’, Jewelry .Slope ■ „ Hastings ■ ... Michigan Licenced Embalmer WWVWkMWWftf ■ railstry and ready for service. D McCallum. Hhultr.7-wk Fur H*k— Dry. second arbwth wooPhone 21t-l-long-2 abort. 7wk For RemC-UBam on Mill Ht. The Best Michigan Made Flour Knqulr- It is not an accident that French’s White month, priced to sell. ford. Phono Floyd Mor 1-wl Fur bale—My farm. S«u .terra. Stf mile* east of city on Center roar lAyn level. pood lutil. Good house hank barn nnd other ouiliulldlnx* Will mH cheap It taken quick. Wai •>ld marc, S new milch row* Clar <noa McAtl. phono 20»-l long ’ TI)U calf U two month* old. »on o HorlMd.ilo Johanna Perfection No 111IJ* and Boardman Edward Ne 7CC41. He U'brcd In the purpli ;ujd from the beM Btralnx In Amerl Lily Flour is the best Michigan made flour pro­ duct on the market today. It is The result of years of toil and experience. Our 40 years in the manufacture of flour have given us valuable suggestions on how to improve the quality and we have put the suggestions into practical use and are now makinf a flour that is unexcelled. French’s White Lily Flour is made after a plan and with a process that gets all. the sweet­ ness-and goodness there is in the grain, using only the best wheat we can secure. Our mill has been equipped to produce qual­ ity and quality is what you get when you use FRENCH’S WHITE LILY FLOUR Our mill is run night and day, never ceas­ ing. This fact alone guarantees a smooth, even quality. You can’t get the best results by run-. ning a mill 10 or 12 hours a day, and letting it remain idle the rest of the time. Besides it is , expensive to let thousands of dollars worth of machinery lie idle half the time. By keeping our mill running all the time we reduce the ex­ pense of operating and this is why you get, so much better flour in French’s White Lily, Flour at the same price that you have to pay for in­ ferior glides of flour. We put this expense saving into quality and give our patrons the ad­ vantage <rf it. Another thing that adds to the quality and lessens the expense is the tyse of water power in running the machinery of our mill. Water power gives a perfectly even power arid this helps make the flour always the same. Also, water power is the cheapest power on earth. All these combined with our care in the se­ lection of grain tell the story of why French’s White Lily Flour is always the-same and al­ ways the BEST. It will be to your advantage to use French's White Lily Flour. MIDDLEVILLE KOLLER MILLS R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE MICHIGAN. WMMM MA �HASTINGS BANNER THE .ma IS mid IS knot* per hour. Dur-. them- run* the fuel < on-nmptlon ; water rotiaumptlon uro measured failure to meet contract require-I it* involveg pcualtle*. The exclt- > run to usually the one at full TESTH6 SPEED OF 0. S. DEMER - l am • tulmdng >ou •> —tut one of your pkoniMVnph puxxi?. who would not h*<Mir#«'<’Ku r.-.i Give me auinrtMfUf hard'-:, With heat wish mu Yount «lnc*r, i>. spray »r solid water, depending j —' ’ ----------------- Spring Suits ([qI school pupils r. snw1 A VAT. .CONHTKrCTOK. GEORGE HOCK WRITER IXTE11EHTIXG I WEXFORD TO PLANT WALNUT TREES। Early Spring buyers of men’s Cloches will be astQi_ ished at the remarkable Values in ^n’s Suits we are showing for $9.98, $12.48 and $15.00. SUBJECTED TO TREMENDOUS ROLLINS ANO PITCHING Tit. HAXNRn ha. been indebted • ,#0 frH u”‘1 ’ f°C‘ to U,’ H. N.val Constructor. Gcurge I<H*’ *• , , , Hock. who grow Ao ymmg manhood I °n ‘h0 Delaware breakwaler in thto city, for ran# very Interesting course for example, where thi n- to gllmpaea of life in Glide Ham’* naval “,K,ul M fathom*, th. wed to not service. Hero to Mr. Rock’s latest' affected up to about 3j knots: but letter to a friend In which he roUle. ‘‘,b°v. n»««* power to required hls experience on a dratroyvr. , (or th” *»»•»• ‘I’**'1 than in deeper , Al Mu. U, H. H. Balch. Feb. 33. ’H. I water*, duo to the increaaed realm­ Dear Will: once cau»ed, by rhe'Dfurntm* of the Ing trial* on a Sunday! Then wo are to continue them tomorrow, a legal holiday. A conirncior who waul* to deliver Ida »hlp la no rcapector of «lny* Poaalhly the tact that a large pitymcnt la mndo on delivery, nnd tho further experience that it la expen»lv* to have a vc*m>] nt th# work#, even when practically llnlahed. have much to do with the dliregard of- the day. • ’ ft la necemury to explain aome. becaut* a .leatroycr ia no pleaaure boot in the beat of weather nnd in the winter time—well if you don’t know a deatroyer. I deipair of making you the expense of shipping the trees by i parcel post. "Why nut oelebratn Art>or day In a I practical manner.” writ-'* Hr. Cobb I In a bulletin Ju*t tosuea. . ,.n.i assist J Inting., up with #om<- plichlBg and twinting. PUNT TREES ON WASTE । *tu i’*'0 for which to kept a **t.’ .. vret by tho perpetrator, you cun up”°?i pfoolot# thul either you will ferl ,ex*mole. hlllnited or—not. We say Cash because that is just what we mean, the real value of these suits is from $2 to $3 more per suit. We are jnaking these SPECIAL CASH PRICES ON HIGH GRADE SUITS to compete with the Catalogue House. We will guarantee these suits to be from $1 to $2 a suit less in price than you would have to pay for the same quality of any catalogue house in America. We are right here to back up every word of the above statement, and invite comparison. Remember you have to pay CASH to the catalogue house, why not pay us that cash, see the goods before buying and save from $1 to $2 on a suit. puce: on your farm atop-and then go ahead at u certain, speed, distance covered after algnnl to atop or atop nnd back from *ulng full apotuLathead, etc., etc., ulao trials of the Hearing gear, going ahead and iixually ihlqned down to a cBM.ii few 1 the revolution* per minute are obwho ran MtAnd any kind of motion mined. With thto dntn the curve* of und not fc.1 any ill effect. t *pe»d—R. 1’. M.. I|or*ep6wer-*pced. However. J Martel to write you a and llnraepowcr-Jl. P. M. are plotted •hort and I trust atoo intercMlng ac- nnd drawn from which van then bo count of the trial* of a deatroyer be- road th,. actual number of revedu-; for the Government preliminarily t|lin* required for qny speed, the accept* one of them from, a contrac- I horsepower required for any *p«-ed. GRANT H. OTISHastings, & CO. Phone 74 Mich. THIS NEW MEDICINE SAVES YOU MONEY . Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. Early Spring Attractions House Dresses White Waists These ere well made and good fitting garments in assorted patterns and tjesigqs. Ladies white waists in new designs, with embroidered fronts, lace trimmed and with colored trimmings an buttons. $1.14 Our Price_________ 98® Sizes 34 to 46 Our Price------------- 98c Big Aprons Children’s Dresses Percales and Ginghams in stripes and checks. We have the new dress apron that buttons up the front and answers os a dress In ginghams end percales, checks and stripes. Assorted patterns and styles. Cheaper than you can make them. Any Style.............. ..................... .......48c 19c to 98c We have a good fresh supply of Oranges, Lemons, Grape Fruit, Figs and Dates, Lettuce and Radishes, Onions Eiutabagas, Cabbage and Celery atprices most reasonable Pick your dinner wants from this Ijjt. Let us supply you. Give us yourtrial order for Peas, Corn, succotashandTomatoes. You furnish the order and we will supply you with the best. QD[niA| quart Enameled Dish Pan . Ol LUIHL Saturday 2 P. M. One to a customer : New York Store J Hastings ..... WUNDERLICH GROCERY J + : Michigan. * TRY A BANNER WANT AD-THEY BRING RESULTS ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦. It’s Quality You Want, Isn’t It? If it is, here is where you get it. There is dry cleaning and dry cleaning! If you don't* know about dry cleaning come in to our laun­ dry and we will show you about it. We have a gasoline distilling tank in our plant so that every batch of cleaning we do is done with absolutely clean gasoline. We do pot have to run clothes thru gasoline that has been used ♦ 4 Deliveries Daily PHONE 83 to clean other garments with—wc distill it first and then your garments get the cleanest run that they can have. This is not all of the advantages you have when we do your dry? cleaning. We guaran­ tee satisfaction. We are are conscientious about all our work and do our pressing all by PHONE 243 hand—the surest correct way of pressing gar­ ments. You have never had anything but satisfactory work from us, if you have its your own fault for we are here to do the best work that can be done. Bring your work to us or phone us and we wiH send our wagon after it. “We Wash Everything Every Other Day’’ SHULTERS BROS. HASTINGS, MIC: �; Hastings BxnnehI mt HMgW kTimy Thursday it Klnw. Mlchlrap. FliTY-EIOHTH YEAR Uni1 Vnal.P t ’ ... . ADVERTISING RATES. Dfsplay advsrUslng rales oa appll- . !»rd ot.ThHsfia®.* word^Wtuan’Rostry and resolutions, tc OMttiariaa U «# or tea* Mil'&• dublMteV &•; « eenta p*r Itne chsrg. . . Quit Claims. •d for aacb < Una abort thaMJlnaaNotices ‘vt births, deathrar mar- ' ton; lot, Or Gages wlU btr p.r|p|*d Utt M tlnsi. *1.00 patter. , Np eommunlcailon wlll b* publlfb* •d undfr'any. circumstance* unlea* It bears tha writer’s OS me and postoffic* Wk............. ....... -...................... ,*d« job-Printing. . .,i ^ ' .. - . fttmirj- vid’-dijigrcss remarkably well ir?uJa'rfylng*sui bis program. There scent to l>c sign* of a break in the n»ttk.< (if both from the fabn -band Uiat has held them to M.dct compliance with hfa wishes, I. Carlton. it quite.improbable that this o|»|K)Sition will be sufficient to Jesse Townsend to Harold A. .drffcat his plans, -but is an inilication that he ca’hnot 4oHg\ count on Townsend, lota 1 and i. Grant’s ad­ that undivided ami unquestioning' obedience to his will that has dition. Hastlnxs. *1.00. Eugene Deck to Martha Replogic, made it possible for him to s|icccpl so wail-tn the first great steps lot 1*. Cloverdale. »<30uiii John C. Ketcham to Frank F. Hil­ he marked out for himself as our rmtimvH-eKeciitivc. • bert. 100 acres, sec. 1*. Woodland, .|’r#suk’ii|‘\ViJi«»ij believes that the lawupftHStul by the preceding *0.180. ■ Henry Allhouse to Clarence K. ,1 U.Mln.l • qongress, ‘whicii grauleii lighter hiljs. fpr the ,uje of. the .Panama .. . . . .n _____ Canal Id American-owned and operateduvessdg engaging in comDella uiervc between-American ports, ttqtfrt’-tb be'rtffealed. ■1 W 0 confess lams, lota 5 und 8. Grant a second ad-, ' that we liclicye he isright alto'ut it.-. AVe would bi ;gifid tp see Antcri- lltlon. Hartings. 11.00. cln shipi’ing favornl: f»»r it needs it haiUy.- But wc are incluicd to believe wilh .President Wilstm that a fair construction of the Hay­ Lafayette McKlilghl to Nlnl Well­ . ^aunceforte. treaty will not permit' of any di.Vcrjmination in rates. man. lota 4 and 3, block II, Striker’s addition. 11.oeo. At Jegst .it seems plain that that, treaty was designed-to prevent it ; and if it ieft-some-loo|»)iole by means of which wc can technically Elisabeth Parker. T« FralrirylUe, *itoo. evade its-prod.Lions Whicli, hoiioraMy-t'rfristnitiE \vdit1<Fprevcrit our Nellie E. Parrott faivhring oUrjbwn slfipS. we surely ought jo f>y.square enough not to take atlvantngc’opiL but live up to the spirit ot the agreement we Mary Mr Dlpnfr to Katherine D. now have- with (kcal Britain. Under thy.paytoii-Bulwqr treaty We Wllrox. 10 neaes. see. II. Hope. 11.00. Harry Brlnnlnrto.il to latuella fllev■cpgltl got.even ’bl|ild a.canal without .England's pewnission, The .Hay.-J’avncrfm'tc treaty annulled file tWificr treatV and provided that we could construct the .canal witii^uI>ifX.ui’c’-\c{m/<-‘>‘t!;-.Vu.t • Probate Court. England askc<J,’a.<l|‘«'|in^ the concessiun made, for revoking the JopiteUncitj that there should I* qo'tfisfrrimridtiim *«• canal rites Final account of administrator tiled. That country slid not.shAw any dUpasitiqij,ri>jai& aiij^<jBj;cXsi'ni in rafas. fpr. giving jtp licrrights undecAbe aid treaty.-non to exercise Issued. Estate uf Clara A. Cook, an alleged any control/whatever over what rahS shiuild-becharged,’ but did Incompetent person. Order appoint­ guardian entered. Bond filed und siipula/c'm tfi?5altcr'ifeaty that all should be treated alike as to ing letters Issued to Charles A. Woodruff:^iaici?utl^bir.3£lsi$t ratF? • Estate of William German, dethaii the IJritjsh. A fair cSnstniftion of the huent of the latter trijty '“I* ‘•l»4?Pf!Efgli-’’b;»hi|b ««•>’ Eatute of James Hruwn. deceased. Order appointing Carrie V. Brown. n» mure Ilian we did our’own. * * administratrix entered. Order ap­ Fair a# this proposition,sems, -tlwrc ijkstjrquk opposition within pointing Norman laitliam, ms com­ the Preside'™ s owrt party.- Senali’t'v'TJorm^h/oT Xew York, is tit- missioner on elaima entered. Estate of Celewt|u Whitaker, de­ t^ly.-gjUa^uipiq . Stj-is. SeffatyQ, J'aU. tri ^’cw -Mexico,juijl it 5s ceased. Order appointing A. C. Jones : tumored tliQl other democratic' senators will stand with them. Con- us administrator entered. in lie Gerald Orlla Huff, minor. ■ ,rtJerof ,lF M’WHI >• *tr«.ngly Adoption and change of name anter. op|iosctr to tli9 President s jgews in regard to canal tolls, and has _ Estate of George' W. ■ Park, de­ announced that a speech in oiiposi^fi; ■ ceased. 1'cUtlun for appointing ad, The latest cvul|ncc <Ta.growjiig dj^<mtcnt ip'the dymocratic mlnistr.itor filed. Hn.iHng April 3rd. Estate uf Mary Marsh, deceased. ranks at the na«MtV cafauil is/the:. r<*igijaiidn. ufjortt Bgssett Petition for appointing xeneral and Moore, a wprld.-jvitle authority on international law. who has re- special administrator nit-d. Order ap­ ■ signed his poSitibii’fck legal cbutfaellof Of Ibe state department, be­ pointing Frank Marsh, us special ad­ entered. cause he is out uf ^vmpapiy. with Pretn'dent'li course in dealing ministrator Estate of Russell F. Mlnar. a min­ with Mexico, which course lias been‘direcTlv against his advice from or. Petition for appointing guardian the start. Wc believe Mr. Modfie i> abundarttly justified in his ac- nied. Order appointing Dora if. Mln­ as guardian entered.. ‘ lion. If a sad btipgjc was ever inade of any international matter. ar,Estate of Cecil# C. Chase, n .minor. wcbcJ.icyc .President Wilson has made it in his actions toward Petition fur appointing guhrdlqn tiled. appointing Jennie E. Chase, ns Mexico.' lifs‘course in that matter could hardly" be called a jxtlicy. Order guardian entered. Tt is a sorry luHlge-potl^e bT biittlng-ih where* we ought to have kept Estate of Marshall Beattie, a mln*otit,’ and of "backing and filling--and weakness all the wav through. tiled. Hearing April I»lh. 7**Wrra-Wiwmf AiftWcAifWHrtfarWWMttiA-es'erv right ’th pro-! esute Estate of Manley M. ChaSj de­ ♦ teetjon in Mexico, have been municred there and many more wound- ceased. 1’etltlun for license to sell estate tiled. Hearing April 3rd. t cdt’CaRt InRFpWhntamf’rithcrwise shamefully used by both the sup- real Estate of Jane Williams, deceased. ■ fkirteni of Huerta and the bandit, gangs who arc masquerading as Discharge issued tu Clement Smith, as f •'consUIutionalLsts.” When we talk a Ijuiegabout it. all sitles in , executor. . Estate of Carl DuBola. deceased. . Mexico gives us the icy ,iare .1n<! the nqinfy "|la! Ila I !" as much as Final receipts died. Discharge is­ sued tu Charles F. Du Buis, as exccu; to say "What of it?" . • - *, - * But when one' British subject is slain the Huerta following tor.Estate of Minnie D. Olner, Incom­ quickly denies all res|KmsibUity for th<; act. and the liandit leader' petent. Annual account of guardian ’ ■ of.-tbe “Coiislfttitionalfat" tag-shag* find.IkSb-tails, otherwise called tiledthe "constitutionalist army" promptly make a showing tri hands and B\I.T1MORE TOWN1.1NE. Mra. Milton Hester uf East Hope . rpen the way for searching investigation, when the British lion gives Sunday visitors nt John Wood• tine roar. That is because Eiigland lias a consistent foreign policy were rurt’s. knd sticks t<. it: while the Bn an idea seems to be to tpakc a grca.t Mrs. Chris Christianson la nursing fo^. which ncitM’rxleccivcs anv one nor prevents the murder of a sprained ankle this week. . American citizcbs. ’ Mr. and Mra. Ed. home test Wedttctday evening, .titles, •‘The ShOwUU.” ind "The Rgtcs! Pat.” fasting bniil nearly’ midnight. A lap supper was then served and their neighbors i.rescntrt* (be ' host and Georgs &tf;R atiw HOME hostess With a fine (hhtur lamp and several piece* of glasl. Every one H1R PEHHONAL had a good titna and tkc best wishes of their many, friend* go with them to their new home. , Mr. and Mrs. John Haun will leave Tuesday for thetf home in Petoskey. Ira Briggs i* assisting Inin Briggs Hi UNTIL KILLED during the sugar season. ' Walter Briggs has a new phone in­ stalled fa hiiliomc. Find Gcttyxburx i.Linfc:will start his sawmill Monday; -s Retreats to Frederickuburg. Ya. In this chapter I will descriHe some Mrs. Axtell hg* moved on the Sam­ my perspntii experiences while we uel Crowl farm she purchased re­ cently. .. Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Main ar* •pending a few days with relatives lernoon of July 1. wc immediately in Springport. advanced tn the front and took a po­ The Gogjdill school closed Friday sition on what h.is since been named Barlow K.ITOH. Here we were con­ for a wefk’s vacation. Thr uachcr. fronted With A large force of the en­ Irene Hartsuff. will spend her vacaitfon with her parents in Ann Arbor, emy yelling like Indians, Mr*. Bert Brigg* ha* been very ill Him* their baitert» with tonslfitiil KSU Chas. Hill to Moses J. Badder. lota Th* BA^S'ER ha* on# af th* b**t equipped Job office* In Western Mich­ 4. 8 dnd «. block 9. Striker addition, igan and U-prrtfajfatf to do any kind city. *50C. MnTcenus Wright to William B. piof book a&d printing. Golte, ISO acr«i. station *. Irvlmt. f».« 400.-- — . Amy M. Young to Ernest F. Sillier, opposition seems to be rowing parrels, Sec. 3S. Yankee Spring*. 15.00. Flavius J. Fefghner per adminis­ trator to ’ Vera Fclghner, lot 48, Gcimrallv speaking, I’rcsuIctTt Wilsnn : Jias hckl hjs official G£" ■-i ■ ■■■■■—■ .■ Matti. Ro lA+nrt*. W«ftl.xe J*+n*t. Harry B. .-McGrath. Johnstown*.;SI Flora Grace Davis. Battle Crepk. Sl Ku-wUl W. Mott. Hope...................Jj Blanche I- Clark, Harry................. -1 .Polmnp.ao a. I— Insertion... No oAv.far !•*• lhxn 11 ,. pelted to re shell which off. it ruck SPECIAL PATTERN PICTORIAL REVIEW The “Minaret” Lady Doll McGlynn were them. They faatUred Un every di­ rection. The color-bearer. *ev«»rel> wounded, dropjted on one knee hold­ ing the flag »o tlgMIy thut Adjutant Young was unubl* to wrench It from hl* grasp. The calor-beurer had a large revolver |o hl* right hand. 1, saw him tire at Hie adjutant, wound­ ing him in the shOUlder-tiladr. The Union officer. Hi turn, planted hl* sabre In the rebel’s breast. The col­ or-bearer's grip relaxed only with death. We mud! a hurried examina­ tion <>t the dead Confederate'* body. There »ere seven bullet hole* In It. which we judircn accounted a irr> ncai vow ------ ~ goac-sltln «ttr. It contained a sinxte ... ... . . .. ._ <, w.. atiltwarm. I carried the knapsack for a while, but my comrades made so much fun of me that I threw It ^way. lo-vo vvoj. On July 4. at flv# O'clock I’. M.. our brlirade waa ordertt to «o to town. W<- could not ukderslan.i what It meant. We were marched thrnuxh .the alleys expoctlnt every minute to.be shot down by rebel aharpshooter» behind house* and chimney*. We were surprised tThsn we *aw that the enemy had gone. We were detulted in two* 4o oearcB •venf building in town. We examined ufl «he house* and found the eRfWM In the cellar*. It wu* one of the happlert Tourth* forget nt:. .... ----- tluKK wire visitors at Mellie Hender­ era und took them to the public equate In Gettysburg, nhd counted shott's Sunday them. We had *00 In alL Then we Thus ended aur labors at Getty*burr. W.. fallowed f*e’- army, marching JO an« 40 miles per day In tha hot sun to l&td hlpt off. "c fol­ lowed him in Hl he and hl» shattered army were In hla old hiding place* at . <• Wl. l.-jtrl,. will liujner Marshall altenilc-d M blx auction rate near Augusta Monday. Frank and Vern Town niadc a busl-. nc*« trip-in Delton Munday, Mr. and Mr*. A. I’. Forshey went to Baltin Crreft Monday. Clay Rorabt-cK nnd . Mrs. Etln* Flowers were married Bunday. Tlteir friends unite in wtnhin* therh a happi nfsrrled life . ■ ■ ■ action J1AGIC external Her funeral will be held at the Tam­ arac church. Tuesday, at 2 o'clock. We all extend our deepest sympathy to the aged hmband. and son anil all the bereaved friends.. . . Another former Woodland resident has, passed awdsy not* living in the north, that is tne death of Johns DilIcnbeck. His friends here received.the sad new* Saturday morning. We all deeply sympathise. , - -. / Merje. Dunkin has commenced work on his:new house., ’ • _ , . . ‘.I tlw •«*»• Lodlwlck A. Ytctdoy, deceased. ot (ng that the administration ot said ♦slate mky bo ifJBted to Hontkr 8. Yeckley, or to some other aultable It la lettered'that,tb« ,*oth day or and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition; It la Further Ottered, That public notice thereof be given by publication ^7X&bp^ BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. Legal nawrtiM»t«u ORDER FOR PUHLICAflON. . Optlelans j hearing, .inr the. Hurtiagn Banner. • newspaper printed and circulated In state ot Michigan, the Probate Court for the county of Barry, ,, . . . CHA< M- MACK. • 1 > ■ ■ Judge of Probata. tho probate office. In tho city of Has­ ELLA C. EaGLESTGN. Iletrfster tif Probata. •< tings. In said county, on tho third A true copy. day of March, A. D. IS 14. lifti. IlC-p.H, if II f" Judge of Probata.' ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. In the Matter of the Estate ot State of Michigan, the Probate George Frey, deceased. ' Ipourt tot the County of Barry. Ing filed in said court' hS : At a- aeaelob of said court, held ht the probata office, la th* city ot 11mpraying for reasons therein’ Inn In said county, ea.lbeitwentleth may be framed to Burdette Briars or to aomo other aultablo person. March,, A, D. MM, at ten o'clock In th# foreriOon. at said probata offlde, be and is hareVy appointed for he^rbarsald petlUfift: .■ ,It la Furthof Ottered. That publia ’ notice thereof be given by publication We place the equipment and conveniences of this bank. at your service. We are here to serve. We have no right to existence as a bank unless we can render ser­ vice to our customers—a very real and helpful service., . • Our active connections with large banks in financial cen­ ters and our extensive banking acquaintance enable us to render a real service to our patrons. We care for their surplus earnings, we assist them in making profit­ able investments. Buf the best service this bank renders is that of aiding those of its patrons who open savings accounts. We not only care for their money, keeping it safely and paying it over whenever called for, but Vve pay 50 per cent higher Interest than our depositor would receive if he invested his savings In Government Bonds. And every dollar deposited in this bank is backed by our $700,000 resources. We pay you 3 per cent interest compounded semi' annually on your Savings Account. ' “kass’li’1 WA11T Al>Vfl.‘ SA,. RHEUMATISM Decay of the System Easily Pre­ vented by the use of RIIEUMA WT8 up the Hlff( pain, i thr **cNina. SOxuat* a boCthr—rooncy Stebbirfr-Block,L-//’<wWc.s ........ | ResisterpX.PrQhats. . AT YOUR SERVICE START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT—DO IT TO-DAY. ' - ' - •' •" ' - •’ ! The Hastings City Bank The Bank that does things for you HASTINGS. of fnternai <-r railing Store IH.I'I IM' ~-- - -- ’ You will hear'from me from time to time. Qeorgo Shroyer. Chronic Rheum .or diarrhoea. Curia rheumatism, lhe organs of the •pr.ilmi. stiff joints, hoks and bruises. A long record of more than aovetity Frandscn andjKeefer Phon* lai battery. TheJ Color-fuards were • Mr. and MH. Cyiiflin Hou*hten and 1 nias«lni arounajiltn. 1 called: the at­ Mr*. Earl Corti* spent Friday with ORDER FUft I'CSldCATIoN.' tention of Adjutant Younir to thi* Mrs. Tom Palmer in $unfic)d. demonstration. There were erven of Word was received here <•( the -tor tnc,county or uarry. . ... us together, and the adjutant ordered death of Aunt Lucy Alden, formerly At a Bet-Ion of said court, field' at' ot this place, but now of Battle Creek. the probate office, in the.cHy of Haa, beautiful doll's drew to every Pattern Counfsr. pik« a. itamon Jewelers TAMARAC CORNERS. notice thereof be given by publication Wt Mrs. Hoss Cotton spent over Sun­ of a copy of thia orusr, for three suc­ ; cessive weeks previous to said day of it.as they camo up the day with her spn. Burr Cotton. Mrs. Clara Sears and sister, Mr*. hearing. In tho Hastings'Bdrinsr,' a [early onu half of our tilled nnd wounded. Rrultcn Gerljnger. spent from Friday newspaper printed add circulated In. • . : . । flame reirlfnei till Sunday in Grand Rapid* visiting Jbald county., . their brother-in-law, J. H.-Walt* who We had moved In i* very sick. ELLA C. EGGLBBTWC” ’ : U*'Kettfa Purdun spent over Sunday. We will give a pattern of this' DOLL PATTERNS • $2.50 •hoot lai family visited at Robert Bryan's 8un- 44 • An Kcilp-oFor quick und certain RENNES PA1N-KHJ.ING inter- in ou> When- It'fa’Onfered. That flie Mth day of rjan flockina' In from Dolph Kaiser visited at Frank March. A. D. !*1J. at' ten' o’clock Bf fn the Matter ot th* Esuita of • riling the ranks to were then ordered to Harr's Thursday evening near Nash- tho forenoon, at said probate office, James B, Chlloon. deceased. , ’ be and I* hereby appointed ,fon hear-.. .Harriet 14 Williams, .diet*, havfaif th- position. which *it Is*1 I*urtHor'Ordered. That ipublin FREE! PICTORIAL REVIEW v WEST VERMONTVILLE. t Major Vlgno's arm । John Snow and wife visited their fcrqund bounded up I daughter. Mrs. Frank Smith hiid fam­ ily. near Vermontville Sunday. Cleve St row. wife and little daugh­ wounded, on# of tils ><•** being near-; ly shot off. He was left <>n the Held ter. vititid at Elmer Mater’s in North for dead. A ntimber of other* were Caltlaton Sunday. Will Bass and children are havfag billed. DtirthK the retreat. Osh, Howard dtd nil (hat h* could to fet the grip. the buy* to rally. He .stopped near Charlie Spellnun and family visited me white I unloading a part of the at Ed Kinney's near Nashville Sunday. contents of my knapsack. He had the Marguerite Bowes is helping Mrs. bridle rein between hl* teeth and hi* Charlie Sease ncar Nashville, rabrr in hls only hand. He entreated Old Mr. Taylor is not so well again. Warren Taylor jnd wife near Ver­ montville called Sunday to see their "Rally. boysl Rally boys! father, Mr. Taylor, who is very sick Ernest Offley and wife si’ited at Fred Rickie’s near Vermontville Sun­ arace th rough the town to Cemetery day. ' Hill, which w» succeeded In reaching Onr school dosed for a week's before the enemy Once an the hill, vacation. . • th- . urn;,ante:', :• mi- M -tn-1 brlClyde McNitt af Cadillac ami Mrs, gadeg raliiMi upon their respective 11 .B. Downing t>f Nashville visited at M. E. Downing’s. , Mrs. Addie Haycr of Woodland tg. there being only 10# t. 5ly company was or- visited her sister, Mrs. M. E. Down­ mttant Major Brinker to ing. Friday. Mr*, (.'ora Smith «if Nashville visited i Open field to do picket at Clyde Brown’* last week. Mrs. Mary Nease visited the Hos­ houses. The officer and eight, mep mer school Friday. were ordered :forward. I positively Mrs. John Mater enteruined the L. refused to otte the order und re­ A. S. Thursday. * mained MhtnC the Hone, wajL Had Mrs. Mildred Purchi* of Nashville we obeyed the order of the excited major we would all have been shot visited at John Mater’s Thersday. down. Mrs. Ralph Merritt andJittle daygh- of Khultx. Mrs. Bert Garrison while gathering hen eggs one day thia week found one among them that weighed 6 oa. meas­ ured 8% inches around the egg and him, when Mia :hig. �MARCH 1ft-I s NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Ancon as, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping tons. Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Agent for Cypher*' Incubators and Brooders. PboMJBS M.W. Hicks Hutlnp, Mich. CORNER PARK AND WALNUT STS. Easter Greeting The happiest time in all the year. The time of new life and beauty. You will want to send a remembrance to your friends. We have pro­ vided the finest of all styles of cards from 1 ct., to 15 cts., each. Special prices to teachers for quantities C. E. HARVEY North Side Pharmacist The Meat Problem problem ot getting GOOD MEATS, REASONABLE PRICEK and PROMPT CONSUJLTHNG Hut have n i '♦wir-l ih‘;ta*J.i » hut d|.> iri.the Bn tn your chttka. I nader each tray fchmrbqd Into W. Rates for Advertising in this Column are 1 cent per word each week and no adv. will be run for less than 15 cents. moisture. Colorado, it with, but usually th'- man moisture For Bale—Ruff Orpington rgg* for hatching. Inquire Phone l«!-4 tho bigger tW.WnWk. nnd the hen.rings. tf hatched chick is pin-;-., iirs.-r than that front the With hot Single Camb lUack Minorca* and Blngle Comb llhodc lalnud tied*. Enk. for hatching. 4 cents each or 98.60 per 100, from pure bred stock. Hetlry Smith, flrat howu’ rant of Car Baal factory. Phone 304H. 1-wk "turn" tUl th* third day nor-after lhe eighteenth, and you are losing Purr Black Langvhans—Hclectt-d big time to help a chicken out of the brown egg* for hatching 5c each. Alsu a few Belgian harea for axle. nvip iiiiuivu >»-- —... uva siron* Fay Bronson, lit ward. l-wk enough to live. With a duckling It Is often different. Keep the Incuba­ Improved Silver Camplnce, the kind liable Information we can obtain on tor clean. dlsInfectliiK It with a 8 pct thut win In the show room. Camthe subjects they desire explained. In cent solution ot creo||n between ploes pay been use they lay and they asking questions semi fall Information. hatcheo. . * lay because that la their bualnera Egg* for hatching. J. Bardush. Be certain that you buy an Incu518 Hall BL. Grand Rapid*. Mich. 1-wR Halting*, Mich. my personal property at auction at my farm 3V4 miles north and 14 mile east of Bantleld, and 1J4 mllu west and W mile south of Dowling on Section 32 of Baltimore, on Saturday, March 21st । Mm, Butlar Rnilth returned Io her I Mrs. Osborn hnd a little surprl 1 st Thunsdar afternoon by Mi ' ! 7 L They-are hoping for a goo<: They held their, first meeting Shults W. been promoted to her heavenly ;j gently pushing them back Into the brooner with tfie i-.ind. Thu* a little watching and intention will be neccsrary for a week or so, after which' Io a considerable txteni even the ear-: ty chicks will take care of them«.------- - _ ml(j(jen colei snap FARM TOOLS. per cent protein nnd 33 per cent fnt. , Protein, as la k- lierally known. b>, the substance that goes to make mus­ cle nnd blood. Fat, of course, la fuel I Three section spring tooth drag Three section spike tooth drag it will be seen. vmk», thdugh hnlf. or | nearly half, water, are extremely nu­ tritious. conlnlnli'.K all tho elements; required for the b idding up and sup- ’ port of lhe humin body.—Ex. 8-foot ucetlcr Spray pump and wagon 300 bushel crates Open buggy Portland cutter Five-tooth cultivator 1lM,wer gaaoilne engine and pumping I-N-ed grinder Corn Kbcller single liarnesa Anvil that amount ona yaart time with Intereet et for. 6%. will 0,,r be No property to ROY EMMONS, Proprietor Henry Flannery, CREAMERY PATRONS The witchery of the well bred hen. >■. A Contributor. Stubborn, Annoying Coughs Cured. "My hugband had a cough for fif­ teen years and mr sou for sight years Dr. King's New Discovery completely j cured them for which. I am most thankful.'*, writes Mis* Dgvld Moor. I of Saginaw. Ala., What Dr. King's1 New Discovery did fnr these. ■ It | will do for you. Dr. King's New Dis­ covery . should be In every home. |Htopa hacking • >>uglu. Wm. DeLano, Clark RoUUoic Jobhoro A primrose by a rivers brim Tarme nf Qoloi AI1 ,um< °(I500 alul und,r-c,stl- A 5 cent cigar with a 10 cent value. It is a new one. Mild and » More Than A Mere Smoke . . We have the exclusive sale the of Castle Dome and would like to have you try a cigar Good and Different They sell at 5 cents each, $2.50 a box The Place to Meet Your Friends Phone 106 Jefferson St MISCELLANEOUSStock Ju Banfleld Tclcphono Co. 20 grain bag* 200 snp pails Sap nan 3!4 x » Other artldca not mentioned. Hot Lunch at Noon, Castle Dome J. F. Hoonan Empire cream separator 3 log chalnu Double driving harness Thills for 2 horse wagon Candy, tho Good Kiad Saltad Nuts as chilling may bring on diarrhoea i nampion mower, 5 foot । Haytedder Bide delivery rake 2-hocuc rldlr” cultivator .... 9 bottom Kulkcy plow, 13 inch bottoms Wide tire wagon Ham and Eggs Sausage Etc., Etc. Hastings, Mich. per cent protein and 86 per cent fnt. j Goose eggs. <4 per cent water, 19. HORSES. lullllo Ul OlllDi , | IN HOONAN'S CIOAK STORK Commancini it 10 o'clock a. m, I offor tho following property: |l»en on bankeble notes be removed until settled men tor Delivering Milk—M*chan- i lain Prevents Theft. — Milkmep tn particular will be Intereated. in the device for *afely deliver­ Ing bottle* that has been Invented by an Ohio man. A box baa a pair of elastic artns across the top for engag­ ing the n*ok of a bottle, with an addltlonal spring support at the bottom, on which lhe bottom of the bottle rest*. There Is also mechanism of a nature that cau*** the automatic locking of • Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch Not bociuso I «m brokon In hoilth, but bocauie I want to pay for my farm, I will sell CIjOVER SEED. Devics of Particular |nt«re»t to Dllry- j Far Sale—Ekk» for hatching from n iray from Missouri who”is spending splendid laying strain of prixe win­ he winter with the McCarty family. ning Black Orpingtons. 81.00 per By the time this reaches you it will nnd' avoid draft*. Avoid an attic on IS. Isa F. Ncnton. Nashville, t-wk *1*ne 10 be thinking nf your in- account of the varying heat as the aurt rises. Coot th" .-«• down nt least 15 per cent. Uy thm means Embden Geese—15.00 per trio. Eggs 25 cent* each. 13 for *3.00. Mrs. Parker Erway, HaxtiiiK-*. Route 1. For »ny own Shut tho machine Phone 193-1L-ML tf ■"**• • wuu.u uw- not water, rruo, out. if the drenti the changes in them ore not quite so cne eggs out haif an hour, it is dur­ Sato Bottle Carrier. South Holland W. C. T. U. sudden, and If you let tho lamp gc ing the first ten days that you must For Salo—Buff Orpington cocks and cockerel*. al«o pair White Holland out they will hold the heat longer Turkey*, and Bantam cockerel*. the door when the bottle 1* placed well, if your regulator In any will not । homo of Mrs. Jennie Loehr Harley Mead. Phone 809, 1 long. 1 therein. A* will be seen, this not only control tho change*. and If you art­ 1?. 191. for a business meetrobin h ofabort. ■ 1-wk provides a safe method of carrying going to allow tho lamp to go out. do The following superintendents bottles ot any kind, but prevents their on. Hui after th* 4>lght«-<-nth day be F GUI AKE. then. Suspended looseiy In elasUc Since a chlek In April is worth two arms and resting on a spring base, th6 field; I’urlty. Mrs. Frank John In June, you can sen that If you hatch home after spending the winter in bottle cannot be broken, no matter Health and Heredity, Mrs. Alice Denburg; Parllmentary. Mrs. Holl.in,!. ■ Brooding Htc Early Chicks. ‘ Mrs. Giddings nnd little daughter of ■ bow the wagon bump* over rough To tbo small poultry raiser not Hastings and Mrs. Fred Snuggs and roads or cobblestone*. ----- .......... ... r-, linuii;'* briny In tho shekels In tho fall moult- equipped with all the hurst devices Lina Robinson. for handling tho fitly chicks. Ihr The Press Superintendent. their sister, Mrs, John Baker a few brooding problem Im often a trying Cooling Fresh Milk. JMu get the experience the better. Of one hen and the othrr .«y»n returned When milk is allowed to cool natur­ Miss Gertruda Baker is working for course, tho Instructions with tho ma­ Mra. Will Hughes of Milo. ally. it will sour In a much quicker chine will guide you. Reject, howev­ one hen an dthe other soon returned Miss Hattie McAllister is visiting in time than It cooled after being drawn promptly at 3:00 o'clock. er. nit the turning devices which the to laying'duty, yat If the weather Is Kong by Grange—"Beautiful Gold­ maker has attached to make It sell. still cold and stormy it Is best not to Glenn Prouty visited In Allegan Inst from the cow. The longer lhe time Disturb tho eggs as often ns thn Hen which elapses between the milking en Somewhere." A separate building or compartment does and ulr frequently. Ho not be Mr. und Mrs. Eben Albertson of and refrigerating, lhe shorter will be afraid of cooling. Have nt-least two In the poultry house should lie devot­ Hickory Corners spent Sunday with the keeping properties of the milk Talk—"An Account of thermometers, nnd see that there are ed to the chicks. If there are several Irauc Allison and family. no cool place, above your trays. The mother hens kept In the same room Mra. Fannie 8t. Germaine returned after it la cooled. Thia Is accounted Florida. "—Bro. McCarty. heal must be applied from above they must be kept piurt In some way. for by the fact that milk la soured by otherwise one of tnem in liablu to Harry bacteria, and they grow tn worm milk ton and Bro. Fred Bush. tyrannise over tho oihers. The house, Chittenden and family. Paper—"Child Labor in tho United at a very rapid rate. Milk sours for this reason qr room, should ^.thoroughly clean­ quickest at a temperature ot about 90 Clo»o with the Penny March. ed nnd dlslnfeotsd and the old blrdr QUIMBY. frequently dusted with Insect powder. A number from this way attended degrees to 100 degree* Fahrenheit, the same place. If you place them A dual bath should also be provided. the Berryville Aid Society at the '•ut freshly-drawn milk, which is at on the eggs one may be lower than 11s this la nature's Way of getting rid homo of Afchle McIntyre on Friday 1«)1 degrees Fahrenheit, soon falls to the other and ynu will have a differ­ of tho vermin. Chkks hatched after and all report a good time. the temperature ot th* atmosphere. ent average heat every limo you turn. I the weather bscorrti- warmer ar. Be sure that one thermometer is eas­ BANNER WANT ADVB. PAT. of Hastings spent Sunday with their ily readable from tho glass door. A in smalt coops out of doors with run- parent*, at the farm. model Incubator heats nllko at ail Amber Cruso was the guest of Junn points, but few are model. Hence possible.! Perry of Hastings Friday evening and Incubator chicks c»n bo safely* tak­ nttended the concert ut the M. E. tors-to make an average. With this en care of with '» good brooder, no church. . "hung-up" thermometer the temper­ matter how cold th* weather. This ature should bo 103. This will put' •he hall Thursday. March 86. Don't the eggrt III a little less below it.' many models describ'd In poultry forget the date nnd everyone come. IS BECOMINB MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY books and magaklhcs. or purchased i out harm; 108 tnny prevail Inter. If from a reliable. Ann. It I* limo to .lr .... 108 la attained for a short while by In addition to my Many Good Things to Eat, I am serving accident early, you are not ruined but later thia might be fatal. Move put a layer of paper at the botf the eggs around po ua to avoid hot This will help with the cleaning and cold spot*. An Inch of hns .clur op top of paper helps to keep lhe feet of chick* warm. The tempera space must be watched. Bee that ' should bo kept In tho vicinity of good air Ih Introduced. Look out for] degrees for u week, after which gasoline or kerosene vapors. Even may bn araduallv lowered to 70.__ shape of a depot nnd rumor Itas hen* make mlitakea about this. Be 1 the chicks become older they exerYou can get just what you want at Tom's. »ura to have plenty of moisture. The else c’*" more nnd do not -need —a so much warmth. If the little birds are founa Fred Bldelmnn nnd family will Try My 15c Buslnm Lunch closely huddled It should be taken to! thia week al* miles north of '.-tstlngs on tho Garn farm nnd hls The Best Coffee in the City ither WnHer BHelmuu .nnd family exect to soon return to tho farm here, AUCTION SALE HAY. GRAIN' AND WO4T1I RFTLVID. ' fid Mrs. Frank Hmlti fret. SAFE CARRIER FOR BOTTLES Steaks Chops Hamburg Steak BESSMER BROS. ShiygMte ram poultry biants g-rss* aww In • position to assure all that to YOU, if you sro Interested. . SHEEP AND POUUTRY. —-------------------------------------------------- All lonnnended by Carveth & Btebbln* and A. E. Mulhollanft—Adv. DANNER WANT ADVA PAX. We arc always looking for sonje way that we can give the patrons of our treamery * little better service, and this week we have bad a large black board placed in front ot bur creameiy. On this board will.be listed articles or animals for sale, wanted or for exchange. . If you have cows, horses, hogs, or any article of machinery that you want to buy or sell, or if you would like to exchange something you may have for something you need worse, then list it on this board. . No charge will be made for this service, unless we are asked to give the exchange persbnal attention and time beyond listing it on the board. ’ We reserve the privilege of limiting lhe use of the board to our patrons, but so long as there is room on the board we will list .anything any farmer or dairyman may want listed. Remember us when you have milk or cream to sell. Our prices are the highest, and our service the best in every way. Try us with your next can of cream. CRYSTAL CREAMERY COMPANY HASTINGS. MICHIGAN �WEST SEBEWA On Sunday. March H. a son was boro to Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Ever­ ett of. Ionia, son and daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evtrctt of this township. Mrs. Hulst and son of Holland hate spent a week with her daughter, Mr*. Van Kampcn, and son-in-law on the Van Kampcn farm. They returned on Saturday morning. Will Tjtorpe has had an attack of Sip and obliged to remain in doors r several days. Henry Everett ha* just sold hi* farm and bought a house and lot at Lake Odessa. The Ladic*' Aid of the Christian church met at Mrs. Ida Fletcher's on Thursday. Over 50 wire present, and the dinner realised rather more than R) A very interesting program of solos. duet*, reading and recitations was given. During the afternoon the group were photographed on the lawn. On Monday Evert Van Kampcn went to Ionia in connection with the Lee Bliss and George Fletcher law suit \ Stomach twipa th* rtunMh to di*v*7 food nroparly.rtarta iha livar fat* ns v aaBnij, rasMiio* tho noiwaa /rusn tba blood, and lhe various orjans *»t rick, rwi M«d, Inat*ad of Mo* illy ooan.bad, fls. r»faahta*.^"»««? of thl* artrtt of nativ* modlclnsl pknta b*s baao ASSYRIA. SCHOOL NOTES While th* High School band furnlstan! delightful music. The Fresh­ men end Sophomores played the pre­ liminaries and both played well. Then came the game between Charbntn and Hastings, those rival* of dart) gene by. Both aides played their best and tho lia*tln*s supporter* cheered the on and when the game ended. Boatings had won-by a score of J 4 to II, thus addin* auolhcr scalp to their «»llr<-tl>>n. Mr. Shulls 'U v 1*1 led High bchool . tieraooB. Mr. Paul Foley came to eee u* a whfie Friday. MIm Orpha Slaaon. of Woodland, wax another visitor Friday. ( Tlx “J'' Party. Mrs. C. B. Van Aukcn. of Pcnnfield, visited her cousin. Mrs. I. C. Tomp­ kins. and family, last Friday. Mr. OlscnJ Iiuufc bjtrned with near­ ly all of its contents last Monday. Little Kathryn Tasker, >who has been sick the past six weeks, is a little better. • • Mrs. Louis Greenman. of Battle Creek, is visiting relatives here. Mrs. P. K. Jewell was in Battle Creek last week, caring for her daugh­ ter. Mrs. A. A. Hoyt. Harry Brady and family have moved in Milton Hartom's tenant hquse. Mrs. Margaret Jewell and children arc visiting in Battle Creek this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Scrvcn visited his parents in Battle Creek Sunday. There will be a social at the base­ ment of th* church April 1. The Farmer'* Club will meet at the cburch February 28. FVurtli Grade Central Building. The children In the fourth grade are playing store In their arithmetic LUgtith Grado. Marguerite Cooley entered Palmar Method MIm PsmnuuMhlp IMplo- * The Sth and tth grades are study­ ing multiplication of fractions. Dorothy Brunson haa entered the Ilan Miller has bean 111 during the Wood. nirtlc in the Critic room last week. In muidc the Normal students stud­ ied (force and four flats during the The Fifth reading two and SUlh grades are parts In music. They learned. We are now writing papers cn the trip. Scrcnlh, eighth and ninth -grade* have completed the study uf the Vision of Sir Launfal. The seventh grade are taking up the study-of Astimal Production, with the'eighth grade ii\ Agricblturc. Don Mudica visited here Monday. The tenth grade have dropped their text book in English and are taking up the study oi American author*. Primary Room. Gertrude and CecH Gage, Naimo Evans and Margaret Brady have re­ turned after a long absence. Lois Brady commenced school this Monday morning. Howard Blanck is absent up account of iljafasOur pussy willow* are blossoming nicely. after veiled u* visited our department Monday af­ ternoon. falsejeelh I Set of Teeth S3 BEST GOLD CROWN $3 Bar MIDGE WORK J3£ OCMTJU. WOXK ON CMDIT Bed Rooms Dainty Stripes. Plain Effects with Dainty Cutouts. Silk Stripes. Plain Lower and Floral Upper. Shambras. Dining Rooms .» .4. Uiflng Rooms Leathers. Grass doth and Metals. Ostfneal with Cutout Frujt Borders. . Two-third, WaA. Liners. 2 4 4 inches. Wall Burlaps. Halls Plain SMes with Drop Two-tonp Effacts. Plain and Cutout Borden, We have just what you want. Kitchens Leathers or Metals for Lower and Dado Effects. Crepes, Ofttmeals, Stripes and designs • foruppen. . Borden and Decora­ tions. Block Designs. Granites. Varnished Tiles. Oiled Papen. Any Price you ’ want. The Rexall Druggist*. Goods delivered without charge. “ 0,“■, dealer*.—Adv. EAST ASSYRIA. M. W. Spaulding and family were j I I I ! I I I | | I ] I I I I HOLMES CHURCH. entered school Munday month's absence. Mra. George VunTifUin Tiffany Blends. Conventional Designs Silk Stripes. A cough medicine for children the general ay*4*i Suppl ied a* n Mr.«. McBeth and Irene Harmon re­ should be ha rm !en>. It should be candy confection—children Ilk* It. Inrned from South Maple Grove Sunpleasant to take. It should be effeo- Buy a box today. Prico, X5c. All day. if-1;! Chamltari^n'* Colmh Remedy, Druggist* or by mu.i Ki< k«i»oo In. ’Chester Smith and family spent is all of this and is the mother ■ fav- <n>» **«., i.i .i u. ‘ t-.i c_:.s.>. Draw ta*. started their spring work. They took up lhe study of pussy willows last Pillars Plain Oatmeal with Cutout Borden. Two-tonc and Figur* cd Oatmeals. f. Carveth & Stebbins fur the Detroit fair, ugd beginning Kindergarten. ■warn Phone No. 31 ASSYRIA SCHOOL NOTES. u. yarp«aicr, tn leant. William’ Lennon and wife were guests of- friend* in Monroe. Blissheld and Battle Creek from Tuesday until Friday. Mr. and Mr*. Abcn Spaulding and son Frank were Sunday guest* of their parent* at Kalatno. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Olmstead attended tlic Birthday dub at Charles Frtiin'a Saturday. Mrs.' Anna Drown and son Lester, and Maggie Hamilton were at Battle Creek Saturday. M. W. Spaulding ansf wife entertained the "Just U*** Pedro club and Tew friend* to a dancing |>ariy Friday night. All had a fine lime. Miss Bernice Lennon i* making an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Mourcr. ft ■ We hak’c everything else that goes to make up yotfr house cleaning qeeds Tests are over and report cards out. Only nine more weeks of school. Wc Uit Friday night in the Moionic halt. can scarce rcalirc where the year has gon* to. Dorothy Jewell was absent one and one-half days last week. Last Thursday afternoon both rooms took a field trip to Mr. Tomp­ very delightful kins’ saw mill. Many of us had never been to one and even those that had. JuaO-v Atlrr a f»w mnrv gi *a*( that old tltna melody , Levi Curti* and tr. and Jjrs. Frank lond Rice were Sunr. and Mr*. Walter Grove. They alto rand Mr*. Yale* oil -nwwr visited Bowen school WedneadMff;*^ ,.Th1e Glfineta gave Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1crrafit*nd Raymond Rice a! very pleasaut faro,c|| surpri.c.-Thurfcl day cycling Hthcir lull in Kalamo. I hclrcshtnagla were .cried—a fine tunc reported. Miss Man&lll o< Nashville visited I Imported and Domeatic. Pearl Gearhart Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Loren Gordcnicr arc preparing to jolc t„ Battle CreekMr. and M,* Raymond Oaster moved Monday on the Henry Perry farm near Chariettc where they will work this season Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oaster and Mr*. Will Outer Suited Mr. A. R. Williams pear Nashville Sunday. Tht Recreation Hub wM very pleas­ antly- cntartalSed Saturday at lhe home of Mr. and Mr*. Charlie Frpin m honor of My*. Edith Oaster and QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Hollslcr Shoup called Mr*. Fnsfa'a'Mrthdsyv A program on Mr. and Mrs^ Dell Shoup. Sunday. was given and a very nice time re­ ported. , Nearly every one from this vicinity attended the funeral of Mr. Get). Mc­ NORTH EAST CASTLETON. | Cartney, Sunday, at, the M. F- church. Tho*. Gould spent Monday at Lee Marion Worn <>f Battle Creek spent Gould's and attended lhe funeral of a couple of days last week with his Mr*. Kate Walton, an old pioneer of sister. Mr*. H. Raid Maple Grove. George Auttin has a new telephone. Stephen Decker ha* been on the Hi* nurpber is 28-11. sick list but i« now on the gain. " Peter Snow is moving back in the! Mr. and Mr*. Ray Gould called on h.m*e he had fixed over. Mr. and Mrs. Tho*. Egncr of West Mr*. Maggie* Snow spent the first I j Bellevue Friday evening and also at­ of the week with Mr*. Wm. Bald. tended a party at the home uf Mr. and There are quite a few in this neigh* Mrs. Mort Spaulding of Section Hill. Lorhood that have bad culdf. — Mr. and Mr*. Perry of Kalamo is It seem* gnX| to hear the robins moving on Jas. Walker's farm. *in« aggin. : . . Mrs. Earl Wiles and Mrs. Tho*. The teacher* and scholars arc en-' Egner of Bellevue spent Thur*day at joying a week’s vacation. the home of Ray Gould. SOUTH CASTLETON AND Mr. and Mr*. Ja*. Herrington spent Clarence Mwer and lady friend MAPLE GROVE. Sunday at the former's mother’* and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vane I Wotring. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hayman and family. Mr*. Emma Herrington' children spent Sunday at Willis LathKkkapoo Killer “ « Barry villt LAKE VIEW. Esncb Won***. Parks visited Friday aiMiss Nellie Cooler spent Sunday Tho fsatd. cauae ^/enalvo Of'vnnr . hil.l'a Illa—The Urn,Mln al Smith's. with her parents at Ha»tings. foul, breath^fhe! Mr*- Hartey Havntan and children Orl Everett spent Sunday and Mon­ day with his brother. Dor. and wife 1.tartln* up win* terror nnd grindln* attended the I. A. S at Mr. Mcof lerth whlla a*Ue|*—The Ullow. Imyre» of Barryvtllc Friday. of.Sunficld. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nesbet spent eomplextoa—Tllo dark i-irdlea und--rl Sterling and Mamie Deller attended eye*—Ar* nil Indication* <>f: the H. S. literary at Nashville FriSunday with Mr. .and Mr,. Frank tho Cnwswrlf nf 'uttTiin.r ” '"7" Klckaupu Worm Killer !■ | day evening. lames Waite uf Bridue street i ' 'rhal >O,U5 vltildTneeds; Il expels the I Ed Hafner spent Friday al Hast.tame* watte ut linage street li'uorins. th* cau*e uf the rhliu'u u,i- hies taulw „n nnr u>ul> h-ujta ... .1.. mw.l| "br, Hs(„, „d chl|jr„ Dr. Pierce’* Golden Medical Discovery ■ Mr. daughter^] Terrell Jay Townsend and wife spent Wednesday al the hotnt? of Mr. and .Mrs. George S. Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Yes Ovcrsinith, of Castleton, visited Frank Ovcrsmitb and family Thursday. Wc are Riad to be aide tu report Frank Oversmith's baby is better. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cunningham, of Lake Odessa, spent Sunday at Clarke Oversmith's. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Barnum entertcitfed a jolly company of Coats Grove people Tuesday evening with pedro. Miss Bessie Fuller was the guest of Mrs. George Coats at Coats Grove Thursday. Grandpa and grandma Fuller arc wearing a broad smile because of the new grandson born to Mr. and Mts. John Bulling Sunday, the 15th, at Woodland John Me I. tod and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rcltaur of Lake Odessa were i the guests of Mr. and Mr-. John McLeod. Jr. L. N. Durkee and wife, Walter Durand Mbs Bessie Fuller spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Easlufl ot South Carlton, It being Mr. Eas­ ton* birthday. Wc all did ample justice tu lhe bountiful dinner served bv Mrs. Easton. AU had an enjoy­ able day ami think they arc royal en­ tertainer*. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Carl­ Ion were*welcome visitors at Geo. S. Fuller recently. Mr. and Mr*. Geu. S. Fuller and Miss Bessie spent Friday at John Bloods. ■ I “BANNEll WANT Pound 50c Tea ) Bar of Soap ) Saturday, March 21 Highest grade of 50c Tea and yourYhoice of one bar of soap—GALVANIC, FELS-NAPTHA or AMERICAN FAMILY. ”‘J This is only an introductory offer. Coffee. Ranch Jefferson St. Heatings, Mich* 1 ADVS.' “Yea, thb I walk SSSE&flR thru thP Valley ggffSflH of the Shadow of Death.” (l , • ■ Every soul treasures in the inner sanctuary of the heart a fond and lasting memory of the loved ones who have passed thru the Valley of the Shadow of Death, and there are momenta of solemnity that will oc­ cur at intervals during ones whole life when we will recall the hours spent with those we loved so dearly and with great longing we picture the acts of kindness we would show them were we again given the privilege of expressing our appreciation of them and their love and their companionship with us. But that is vain Spec­ ulation! They are gone from us! No one ever returns from that Valley of the Shadow of Death even tho we reach out our arms in longing for them, and fruitlessly yearn for a glimmer of the light of life in their sightless eyes, or look for a smile of recognition from their cold lipa. It is not thus in the great plan of things. There is but one way given us by which we pay tribute to them and that is by the way which we honor them in death. If it be, that they are given the power to see the acts of friends they have left behind, they wjll know of the love that prompts us to keep fresh flowers upon their graves and erect monuments to their memory. ' -.’ ’ • Any way, it’s the last act we can do for them; and others, in the years to come, passing down life’s path will see by the lasting granite emblems of esteem erected at their cold abiding place, that they were loved and honored. Wives, husbands, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, daughters and sons—all have gone, or must go . thru the Valley of the Shadow of Death, and peace to the heart of the mourner comes only when all has been done that can be done toreleivc their suffering here and honor them when dead. If you are one of those whose very dear friend or relative is gone never to return and you wish to ease the pain in your heart by erecting a lasting memorial upon their graves we will be pleased to confer with you. Wc have had a wide experience in me selection of super♦ ior grades of granite and marble, and wc make original designs to suit the sentiment you wish to express. We ui£e you to call upon us at an early date, for there are not many days left for us to complete work before Decoration Day, and you will surely want your work placed before that time, that it may be in readiness for the thousands of people who will visit i the cemeteries that day. I . Do your share towards beautifying the last resting place of the ones you loved and lost! Make their home a home of roses, and may some emblem of love stand majestically above their graves, speaking down thru the ages, of your love and esteem for them, saying lor you, “I have cared for my own.” . ’ , f kj F> I V (Ten Year GuarsuUc) We will give you careful, conKjcuiiotu, sytupathetic treatuieut for your teeth at a wry MftUISK’ DENTISTS Mrs. Edith liedges is In Chicago vMliitg fur a short time with frlvnda and ralelives. Mra 8. Wing of Kulamasuu is vis­ iting In thl* vicinity. * llerlx-rt Brown of Kk-hlaud visited t" II..... ... .. «__ .. .. ___ >. Ironside Brothers , Phone 197 t»n Friday. MlcMlpui | tvwn Granite and Marble Dealers Hastings, Mich. £ �d Your Farm With Alfalfa Safety First electric wiring. That s one region why I ~ let me do your electric work You'll know it is done right and that' your buildings are safe if I do the work. JOHN M.GOULD LAWYER iWo parables that are much misused, and nnsgrera a question in the third division that (NTplexes some. But tho words are Jilt own. and « can­ not reject them, even If thry contra­ dict our own Ideas or desires, la-won Dlvbduo*: 1. The Prominence of Christen­ dom, 11-18. 2, Tlte Pernicious in Christendom. ZD-21. I. Tho ITofcssurs ot.Christendom. 22-20. , The Outline Dmeloped. ■iMtrlolan. ttletp, KiliMiMfchduil. I. Ct. Ciao Table in Effect March S, IMS. Bally Except Sunday. Leave Hastings Abstract and H.al Estate Office. Abstract Block, IlMllugs Money to loan on Heal Esute. Heal Kalata sold on commission. General conveyancing. Having a odmpleio set of Abstract Books compiled from the Records, can furnish complete Ab- guarantee. Value of Growing Alfalfa Spring Term Dr. C. M. Ovartfrttf Alfalfa is proven to be the most nutritous of feeds for dairy cows, beef cattie, sheep, hogs, hones, poultry and the blossoms aid the bees in making heavy yciids of rich, ex­ cellent honey. Alfalfa increases the yield of succeeding crops—it nearly doubles the yield of grain and increases the value of potatoes per acre $20, oats $20. It is one continual harvest without an annual plowing and seeding. mergea In to the Kummer Scanlon offering continuoihi opportunity for any one to enjoy all tho adiuntagc» of a wurwe of Ilpslncwi train­ ing which will positively lend to a good utlaricd-lM*ltlou through the Osteopathic Physician Chronic Conditions a Specialty fice in I’Anedest Bld. Phone 352 >urs U-1B a. tu, / . 1-5 p. m. Oitrolt Business University 61-9B Grand Rlycr Millar & Harris Fumitara co. Wont Avenue, ‘ DETHoiT. M1<UT. ’ Write for catalog. E. IL Slmw, Prca. UNDERTAKING AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Uccnsed Embalmer always in attendance PHONE, 220 OH 387 Mm You com to Grand Rapids teMSlifcMK* are the ■branclirs to represent the nun*rrou« dvnomltintlona and accta which eomprlso Christendom? How many aectn are springing up. taking u portion of the Bible, nnd cUUnlnn mo l. You’ll appreciate the quiet homelike atmosphere of the Eagle Hotel and Will lie surprised atlhe moderate nites with the new anil excellent service. sent anything but evil hire? Then European Plan. the birds lodging In the brunches are unsaved people seeking shelter by Mirtit t Lull Sli. Joining atfmc denomination or sect without ever having known the I.urd. And arc there «uch today? .Get ypurj answer by attending prayer meclldg.; by ubeervlng the worldly methods used by churches, by. noticing the In- Rooms—<1.00 Sir-la; <1.80 Double. The Eagle Hotel, J. K. Good Quality Seed Needed To successfully grow Alfalfa the best quality of seed is necessary and can only be had by buying the supply you need from a firm whose reputation for handling the best grades in every lineis well established. It has been our policy since Jour first starting in business to pay the price necessary to secure the HIGHEST GRADE SEED. Our knowledge of good seed and the firms from whom we buy are safeguards to quality. And we have Alfalfa Seed that tests almost 100 per cent pure. Every pound of seed we sell has stood this test and—that is not all—it is backed by our own personal GEO. VAN TIFFLIN Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 17a HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Alfalfa recognized as “King of Forage Oops” is of Arabic origin meaning “The Best Fodder” it was used by the Greeks and Persians 2,400 years ago and has been introduced from one countryto an other until if ‘has reached this4United States and it is known now to be “The Mainstay of the Cattle Farmer” and is grown extensively throughout United States and Canada. Johnston, Prop. QID you [VER (JSE PARCEL poST? The Place to Buy Yoilr Seed for “Alfalfa Seeding” Is from Us. Rsmember Our Reputation Stands Back of Our Alfalfa Seed. We have just received a carload of Agricultural Lime—Splendid for using upon the land when seeding Alfalfa. ESMONDS BROTHERS Hastings, Mich. Phone 18 Wc use i^ULRcadinx flowers to you ‘ and fiud^wc caii give good service. ** A Satisfying Meal For 25 cts. Everything in Girt Flowers and Potted Plants for Christmas and other occasions. GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL CO. Store-18 Mmtm An. PHONE J99S. Alfred Hinul III Sill Gnatau-dr. Eul id Sulu An. Cleanly Cooked A Nice Variety Grund Rapids, Mich. li your order uwunt. to ly or over ire'll pay telephone eheryes. With the large number of people we serve, it is possible for us to furnish a splendid variety of foods, meats, and fish, soups, fruits, vegetables, salads, custards, cereals, sweet breads, pies, cakes, etc., and from these you have a satisfying meal—for 25c. PrirtssiMii CariU A. A C. H. BARREL, , • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls In dty or country, responded to With promptneu, day or night._______ H Another one of the reasons so many people come tons for their meals is because our cooking is sanitary and clean. Every de­ partment of our large bakery' and restau­ rant establishment is kept fresh and sanitary. Wc buy only the highest grade materials and foods, but we buy in so large quantities that we get a low price and sell you meals at 25c. American Beauty Corsets When you purchase Book that God has Inspired. If you « ■ torsel you want are Chrisl’a, nnd He la yours, be MtIsned. Puss by the new fade and fun­ ales. They will all perish, und Christ STYLE will remain. He changra not. Head verses 29. JI. also Mt. 11:11, It I* equally import­ ThU is the partible ot the leaven. ant that tho same Perhaps wc ore accustomed to hear­ ing that the leaven here la the gospel, which gradually works in the world COMFORTABLE until the whole is converted. But docs the parable teach that. or will -i ii . ......... Put Things In Order It for *you on short ndtlco and for little money. Folks say silence La *n cheap virtue, but It Is not so cheap ' good Star Bakery & Restaurant Phono 381 Quality Bake Shop Hastings, Mich. ienven. and an 1 n. ourngement to fulthfulneoa and to ' love Ills appear- plumbing. REASONABLE PRICE ONE DOLLAR UP tnpHCtflMUp' rJSlfflU*8 F. A. BROWN & CO. I characteristic! of a splendid corset. American Beauty Corsets I have every one of these excellent features 1 and (natty, more. East ot Postoffice Phon. 126 i , , leave!) slgnlllea evil. The parable ot the legven Is-im exception. s.> leaven Is evil, ami not the g»t*pcl. Tho. gos­ pel In not hid, the leaven is. The method Aif propagating the gospel I. by sowing (Mt. idilt). not hiding. The parable of the tuns and wheat contradicts the Idea of a converted For Sale by SW WEICKBENANT & RIEDE. _ J**My= TurnOver W^Eiik. New and Modern Dry Cleaning Plant be bought al a If there’s any trouble with the bath room. hcatltiff'Upparatua. or gas pipes, send for ua. Wc will remedy tho matter In short order. a New Leaf By subscribing for THIS PAPER row la the way that !• .idoth unto life, and few them be thut tlud IL" Surely thh is plain. Thia <»<»■•" iiot sound like the church com. rilng the world. Verse 25 of ouy. i.-vumii Indkatex that Al limp will come when the do>>r will Wc wish to announce to.the people of Hastings and Barry county that wc are ready to do your dry clcaping and pressing. Wc have installed in the old Juurqgl Building, cast State street, a complete and modern dry cleaning plant and will do .first class work at prices that arc in accordance with good work. Our pressing is done upon an improved steam pressing machine. We will call for and deliver all work. Wc will be pleased to receive a trial order from you. Hastings Dry Cleaning Co M. Kellogg, Proprietor Phone 223 Old Journal Building Hastings, Mich. — �i, wtncw >». i»u. rl*. C. M. PtttM.im. E. V. Smith Earl Rnilisnr, Chris. Marshall. Ed. Kraft WOMEN Women of the highest type, women of superior education and refinement, whose discernment and judgment give weight and force to their opinions, highly praise the won­ derful corrective and curative properties of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Throughout the many stages of woman’s life, from girlhood, through the ordeals of motherhood to the declining years, there is no safer or more reliable medicine for stomach troubles and constipation. the village Kuuritiy evening and - while here l>oiight L. E. I*n»H'» 1»>trrext in tho Townsend. !*rntt and Quick cottage nt Thornapple Like. Mra. Wm. Sample is on the sick Hat The Women’s Literary 'Hub gave their anniml banquet and gentlemen* -Evening Tuesday cvcnnlg at the Club Masonic I-odge room Friday evening, Hak.-r morning one time a resident.ar thl* place, hi* Baked vue entertained Tuesday afternoon with a thimble party. - These thimble IV. 11... .,>• ----- ---drawn to hl* farm In Maple Grove far the erection of a new iiouxc In place of th* nn» burned n short time ago. You never tasted dalnper,lighter, fluffiet biscuits than thosey laked with CalumetIf They’re ahvaji /' n non Otvll spent Haturdny ALTO. Bunday hi Grand Rapid® Stewart Draper and W. (Nmkriff at­ tended Roy Phillips auction sale at Clarksville Saturday. Teter Bergy and wife visited their son Alvin and wife Bunday. Jonathan Brown nnd wife of Glad­ Monday morning, for n visit with relwin are visiting tlie home of Angus | Mr— W.hrr Hnrd w.B TUMIn,■ ll.-r Thur— I-,, nH-mMin. ' Worthy Silcox made a bualneaa trip tn Rockford Sunday. Gcorg<< Dunham and W. Coxgriff have .pent the Winter hero und In different place* In the state vlalted went tn Barber lake on « Itohlng trip Wednexday and Thuraday. heart! the great pianist. Paderewski. The spelling context between Alto Play. and Merriman achoolx rcxulteil In a for tho Merriman xpellera. nnu ,-iir. i-. v , ‘ •'< Mr. n«<l Mr® George Wellman victory Chry»ml Schwarder received lhe Grand Itxpius. Friday afinrn<»>ii c.nd spent Sunday at Thornspple latke. honor of xpeUln* the but word cor­ evening, and naw the piny, 'Joseph rectly. The two xchoolx And Ilk Brethren.” Thursday and Friday. Mr® Florence Sheldon who hn* ‘ E. V. Barker Wa* nt Quincy, 'last place In the near.future. been in poor health for snmn time ' wn* tnken to a hospital In Grand Rap­ week, where h* attended the funeral Friday of parties near Clarksville. of * cousin. id*, last Friday morning. MD* Belva Hood went to Grand Mr® Kent Nelsonjxpent Friday in W. 11. Pearce of Grand Rapid® wax 'Rnpld* Monday to work In Corl Grand Rapid*. She nccnnipnnlrd Knotl'x millinery department. her cousin, Mr*. Ralph McNItt. that Hundtvy. the home talent play entitled “ruder •later, Mr® Nelson Abbott. hall. A. O. Hood, wife and daughter Bel­ xThc Clover Leaf Club were enter­ •4n Chsrlottr. tained Monday evening at lhe home va vlaitci Bunday with W. Cuogrlff and wife. Mlasc* Llxxle Higdon and Julia of MIm Pauline-Kunz. liny Darby spent Bunday with hl* Huth Yqller L* working for Mr® (athrop spent Saturday und Sunday •iMt-r. Mr® W. H. Cnrtrlght. ' Curl King of Elmdale. Judge Wlllla Perkin* of Grand RapMorrill Miller and wife of Stanton G. A. Francis uml family nre moy. , Ing hero from lhi*Hiig*. niid-wlll. Hiuikk nnd family. live In Elmer Northrup's bungalow Sunday • venlhg. Dr. Bond and wlfo went Wednesday In tho new addition. Mra. Charles Park and two children to Grand Rapid* where the Dr. un­ •••“ Mra. Susan Marshall left for In­ derwent nu operation nt the Butter­ diana. Tuesday morning, where she Monday afternoon. worth hospital. expects tn visit two of her daughMra. Mary .Miller of Galncx lx visit. Ing her brother, Peter Bergy and wife. Tnc w. t- T. r. meet* wiin Mr*. Monday. W. Coagrlff nnd Babe Bister were In Frank llarl.k • left VTnuraday) ofFreeport Monday. ternoon fnr a children'* meeting. . Monday evening. Mra. Wm. aibapn attended the fashion ahntv ut Grand Rapid*, List was called,’here lust week by the serloss nine** of her mother. Mr*. John Bergy of Boyne City tut* been ordering Mra. C. U Glasgow cnleruiinoil luat Florence Sheldon, who was taken to In New York the pu»tHeweek stopped off Friday afternoon with a needle party. the 8f. Mary** houpltnl In Grand Bap- hl* spring good*. while on hl* way homo and vlalted A- M. lousier apent Saturday and Id*. last Friday. Mt John*. John*. Mra. Jqhn Ixirktn* or rwti city. Tuesday nnd Wednesday with hi* parSunday ati HI. McCartney of of Buffalo. Buffalo N Pennsylvania. came last week to visit llollstcr• here McCartney t» 'tt.nl th" Diner.i ■ ho. sDtor. Mr*. Florence Hheldnn. nnd The M. K. church banquet given at talTftoXm *“en fhe reached the Matton learned of' hlx uncle, George McCartney, in that Mra. Sheldon had been taken to this place Friday evening wa* well attended. Proceed* amounted to |65. Maple Grove. Sunday, nnd to visit hi» mother, Mr*. Elizabeth McCartney, the- ho*|dtnL «lu- went right on to Grund Rapid*. NORTHEAST THORNAPPLE. who Is very 1U. ■ , . - through Mf»* Hilda t'oolbaugh visited al Sylvester VanHorn Jin* moved back David Kuna tpfnt B.l|itrd»y and to hl* farm arid John Thornton ha* Bunday with hl* lirothtr. Henry, in Grand Rapid*, th* drst ot the week. Sold Everywhere at 25 Cents a Box lot Calumet inaking. BECQVCO HIGHEST AWAMDS gSUWK. I tlves and friend* in und around the The Score and Four Club were en­ tertained by Mesdame* Currie Munroe and Emma Wilkinson, Inst Thursday Afternoon nt the home of lhe former. ited at Baltimore. 1.1*1 week. MIm Viola Joy of Hosting*. »pent Thl* being the annual business meettog of. the society the following officer* Saturday, with her father und friend. were elected: President. Mrs. Myrtle Wade; Vice ' President. Mra. Cora Bergman: Secretary, Mr*. Elsie. THmarsh; Treasurer. Mrs. Ola Felghm-r; Mr. nnd Mrx. Ernest Krebbs ot ‘Corresponding SeoTvtags Mr*. Nellie ■Brumm. After the l» seMion. j Charlotte., vlalted Mr® Samuel Hart­ ford. Sunday . vlalted her parent*. given a surprise Wednesday evening, Mr. nnd Mr*. Wraley Baker,at­ by the Y. I*. A. of lhe Evangelical • hurih. The yoqng jmople and tended the funeral of Jo*eph Kilthiger at I lootI ng*. test Saturday. •friend*'gathered at their home while .Mra. K. IL Greenwood, vlalted friend* Rev. B. O. Shattuck of Ellsworth visited fr len.fi> hero lhe latter pun nf token of lhe high regard they felt for last week. their pastor and hla lovely wife. Mra. Ralph Llpxle und daughter. to the public ln*l Saturday afternoon Margaret, bf Grand Ledge visited the the nret entertainment. Mr® Hettle Donaldson of Charlot- Middleville, ovi Hassle Dillenbeck. friend* In and around the village. Mr*. A. B. Kidder who ha*.been very sick la getting better. Buy Brook* went to Grand Rapid* Monday evening on buxine**. Among those who attended the Democratic Banquet.at Harting* Inst Thursday from hero were Mr. and Mr*. P. M. Quick. Mr. nnd Mr*. Henry Quick, WHklnson entertained hl* turn al Tonlu. Hl* remains wore nephew from Kalamazoo loM-waek. The neighbor* and friend* nf Clark I brought here for burial and tho fuRobinson and wife very pleaxantly of Midland Park spent Friday nt Mra. ducted by Rev. J. L. Haaeldlne. t»7trmnt-hr lhe Warner-cemetery. Warn* ... hich affected hl* mind mAny pl yj'r’ and J>lr® Charles Evert* of thl* place expect to move to Nashville .v.i. -II’. IhAnl .kir.ilti not going farther away. Ws under­ stand Mr. Levi Miller ha* rented hl* farm and will move on right away. Mr. Troxel's entire family are down' with lhe grip and under the doctor's last Bunday evening. A good congreration wa* In attendance at tho InM meeting nnd all wer© much pleased With thn girl® Wfc hope they will comn again. Mra. Mary Dlllenbeck llninp of Ea­ ton Rapid* visited iter little nieces Greta and Violet RodetMUgh Inst Sat­ urday, Bunday add Monday. The F. M. Quarterly meeting will lie held al the church next Friday, daturdny and Bunday, conducted by Gnnin. of Coop, ravlllc. Haseldine preacher in Bev. J. .•harge. MARTIN CORNERS. Mr. and Mra. Ban Lnodl* and chllIran of Woodland »pant Hundny with Jr. and Mr® Mwlx Hilton. Mlaa IJIIIc Boltrr I* homr from !a*tlngy III with the grip und rhru- Mr. and Mr® Brown and ind Mra. Milo Barry. ' School began nguln this morning from Ionia (■■Minin. -.......... ----former resident »f thl* place tad died there on Bunday. No den­ ote arrangement* a* yet have been nade In regard to the funeral. Mr. and Mra. Delbert Bowman of Waterloo. Ind., vlalted Mr. nnd Mrs. .'ba® Bell the past week. Mr. Bownan D u liruthrr of Mra. Boll and he ling trli® „ _ Th© aocjaty nt Mr® Sophia Grave* oat Wednesday wu* well attended ind a very pleaaaat lime was enjoyed RAGt.1 niHTRKT. wall for (loo. Thoma* of Rtiultz. Robinaon nnd wife nnd Mr*. M*e Baunder* of Hasting* and Mr. pnd ORANOEVILLFMr*. Him nt P-ryne of Gull lake. u«y Worker* of omngevllt* Daniel Smith of Allegan I* spend­ nged, the date of their en-_ ing rami’ time with hl" grandmother. Mrs. Alccna Smith. Last Monday being Mahlon Skldmor*'» birthday seven of hi* cousin* Miss Florence Campbell and Ray­ of Baltimore camo and apent the day mond Nesbit of Martin nttanded lhe with 1}1 m.. Country Club meeting at Edgar J?5?wn*a - ^’urday evening. Also Chloe J>ePorr»«t ahd Marshall Beattie . Snyder**. Burrell Phil- of thn village. .. ■ ...... ' ......... ... j-nii-u.* Wm. Bechtel of Heating* helped expected on Friday for u visit with Mahlon Skidmore cut wood tost week. Mra. Wm. Fuhr attended a birth Eat Cottage Bread tastes like the bread mother used to make. No meal complete without it. Home of Home Made Candies We are the biggest manufactures of ice cream in Batry County. Sold by the dish, quart or gallon. The Palm Garden Phone 548 VALUE GETTING and GIVING Value is * much used word and is often missed. meaning is not understood or is lost sight of. get for the price. Comparison is the real test of genuine value. Mr*. Matt Young I* on tho *lck Hat and also Hilda Mill*. 20 lbs. H. & E. Granulated Sugar, tor— Gold Medal Flour, per sack Best Catdbp, IB or. size per do* A Good Grade Coffee, Our Special, per lb. Alaska Salmon, per can................................. Lenox Soap. 7 bars for----------------------------Argo Starch R package* for-------- ....... Etflal wntstmtm Too often its real Regular 15c, large site, Richelieu Braud Pork & Beans per can. Pride of Plymouth Peas, extra tancy, ISceach; fier dor. 10c ______ ....fl 00 ......................... 80c S2.2S ....,...20c 10c, ISc and 20c ..2 Sc E. C. Russ 6 Son Oro2! Phones ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Stale of Michigan, the Probat. Jotzrt for the County of Barry. FREEPORT. Mr. Barnhitrd wax in Grand RapLITILE CEDAR LAKE. Wm. Washburn of Grand Rapid* lx visiting relsilves in town. Mra. H. Blake. Mr*. Minnie SiMon und Mra. J. W. Rlgterink were In .Mra. Harry Johnaon who haa been Grand Rnplda Wednesday. The members of the I. O. O. G. en­ quite *lck I* . ograleaclng. joyed a delightful Hine at the home of Mixa EInn Ford Saturday evening. Bom to Mr. nnd Mr® Frank Cool Hundny morning, a girl. Ruw-cII Smelker wax IO Vermont- tlad to have M* neighbor* call on villr over Hundny. he probate office. In the city of Has- Present: Hon. Cha*. M. Mack, fudge of Probate. In lhe Matter of the E*tats of Robert Montgomery, deceased. Carrie G. Montgomery, widow, havng filed In mid court her petition Me In this court purporting to ba th* teased be admitted to probate und Just Arrived a new number of Buckeye Incubator Style E, 60 Egg, $7.50 your peUtloner or to »ome other aultzble person. It la Ordered, That th* 27 th. day Warranted to hatch every hatchable egg Mr® Phebe Harrington ho* *old her Arda Owen will *hut down hls mill itutday. H« ha* bad a long run using, DIU. HERRICK'S SUGARCOATED LIVER PILLS for blllous- thl* spring. nexs. sour' stomach. Indigestion and ng said petition; . It la Further Ordered. That public notice thereof bo given by publication NORTH NASHVILLE. cause they never fall to giro the de­ sired result* nnd they do It gantly and comfortably but thoroughly. A dose taken at night make* you feel flne. bright and cheerful next morning. Try Mra. Jacob them. Price 26 centa per box. Sold ------- —------- Easter Opening Wednesday, March 25 ’14 Everything in the newest creations in Fine Millinery Exclusive sale of Gage” Tailored and Trimmed Hats. Ironside & ITichael haarlag, In the Hasting* Banner; a aewapaper printed and circulated In tendent of the DeLaval Separator Co <aid county. r CHAS. M. MACK. of Vicksburg, Mich., was in this vicinity Tuesday. • ELLA C. EGGLESTON, Wm. Hill and family have moved Register of Probst*, on his farm lately purchased of Mrs. t true copy. J. L. Miller. . Joseph Sydney and family of Lan­ ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. sing have moved .in Roy knoll's tenStat* of Michigan. The Probate emenl house. A. C. Siebert was at Grand Rapidt Court for the County of Barry. Friday. . Web Cole and wife wtll start probata office, in the city of Hasting® said county, on the twenty-fifth Thuraday for Nebraska whet$ they In day of February. A. D. 1914. will spent the summer. Preaant: Hon. Cha® M. Mack, Harvey Troxel met with quite a Judge of Probate. Serious accident a few day* ago while In the matter of the Eitate of chopping wood on his fafm south and William H. Fishes, deceased. Arthur M. Edmund® os executor, east of Nashville. The axe struck a limb, glanced and come down, cut­ having filed In aald dourt hl* petition ting a bad gash on the right side of praying that an Instrument now on ffle In this court purporting to be the his head. Several aiitches had to be laat will and taxlament- of the said taken. ' deceased be adpiittcd toiprAbate nnd C. H. Kieffer of Ithaca, organized the execution thereof ba granted to a. grange in the vicinity last Friday your petitioner or to- soma other night with 64 charter members. suitable person. Mr. and Mr® John Offley enter­ It 1s OrBered. That the 31st day of tained Mr. and Mr® L. E. Mudge and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. H. Webb and tho forenoon, at said probate office, be Mrs. Whitlock of Barryville. Wednes­ and Is hereby appointed for hearing said petition; day. It is Further Ordered. That public Reuben Smith is quite ill with heart notice thereof be givqn by publication trouble. Mr*. W. A. Smith has returned from a visit to Indiana friend*. bearing, in the. Hasting* Banner a Mr. Allen of Maaon has been en­ newspaper printed and circulated In gaged for the Nashville erearnefy in said county. . . CHAS. M. MACK. place oj A. C. Siebert, resigned. Judge of Probat® Mr. and Mr*. John Offley ate Sun­ ELLA C, EGGLESTON. day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. H. Register of Probata. Zuschmijt. Syrup Cans Spraying Tools Seeders Horse Clippers Pruning Knives Sheep Clippers Pruning Saws Sheep Shearsz E. A. Burton Quality Hardware HASTINGS MICHIGAN ;a 40 Acres For $1700 Good clay loam soil about three and one half miles from Hastings, 36 acres under cultivation and four acres ot fair timber; the land is some rolling, the fences are poor and there is a good well of water and a windmill. The farm is about half seeded and has plenty of fruit. The house has five rooms in good repair and worth about $1000. The barn is 40 by 40 and there is also granary and hen house, the price is $1700. Terms $800 down, balance to suit you. Disordered Kidney* Beware of constipation. State Street, West House Hastings, Mich. J. W. Armbruster, Prop. Mr*. Lydta Benter I* on the gain. Mix* Beulah Goodell wa* at horn* with her people over Sunday. Mra, Alma Wunderlich and datigh;cr La-din attended tho D. G. T. O. .•lub nt Am.i®i Klchnrdxon'* Inst Med- (ettlng along tine and hoped to return .o her home In Freeport thl* coming where hn hn* hired nut for u year. Oscar Sherk attended the democrat turnqiiet In Hasting* Thursday even­ ing. Harold TenEyck spent from Satur­ day until Monday with hl* alster. Mra. Juine* Thompson in Grand Rapids. Glenn Allen I* contemplating buy­ ing tho W. H. VanAvery property In Pnrmnlec nnd building a general «t<ipo remembrance. Hastings, Mich action of kidneys and bladder. Franklin, Me., call* them. “Our famIlly laxinlv®*' Nothing better for adult* or ag*d. G*t them today, lie. Recommended by Carveth A Btebbtiw and A. E. Mulhollapd.—Adv. Crook and Gould Hastingi, Michigan. / �MABTIl It, JI f rtturned1 Hut-1 Ui Moryuth I Wc are well prepared to fill your wants ip Work Clothing,Gloves, Hats, Caps, High Cut Shoes, Rubber Boots, etc. You will need these in a few more weeks. Just remember we have the goods and our prices dretti low as quality tfill permit. We handle the Celebrated Ideal Clothing Co’s. Shirts, Pants, Overalls Prices from 50c to $1.00 Rouge Rex High Cut Shoes from $3.50 to $5.00 They are just the thing for Spring and Fall wear. Hood’s Bullseye Rubber Boots are the best. That’s what our customers tcll us. Give us a trial and we guarantee to please you. Renkes & SonofDowiing A Dandy Line of Tobacco and Cigars CHEEK WTHEET. f,i;" -.urtfc: __ _______ __ ’JmiiyuTitartS * Mop S. G. Bld**el man (tavlr and fgmflf of Mapii Urhie Sunday. Mr. and r Mr* Sam Bephiuh of NaahvBle »p«nt Sunday at Will Bld* eiman'* . We are sorry to hear thA< Fre$ Bidelinan and fatally move soon from this nctal'barhood. They have rented a farm north of Harting* Our best wishes go with them. Sirs. Frank Bldelman of Ha$Hng« vislLuk-lier sun' Henry Illdelmna and family' from Thursday until 8un<Uy. Beryl Joi Gear was unable to gttend school last week on account of a bad cold. Mr* Cha* Reid and children , ot Hastings spent from Frldpy until Monday at W. Bl claims o'* * DOWDING. t lira. Silas Doster of ' Prairieville, her brother from Richland visited their brother Jake DoCrocksr and on the old Burroughs farm Which ho and ChM. Hyde have rented. . Mr* Mary Ormabe is recovering after a serious tussle with the grip and heart trouble. Mrs. Burkett of Grand Rapids Is tflliluiuri aixmt 1... __ '_ . Wedm-sday wUh. at Milo. .’ . t Mrg. ia-wls,'*..^-. ble, is able to <x» tw>iBt the huurtT Mr* J. K'VanderBik uf Kalama- My spent Stutylay with 'heir daughter. Mrs. Hugh.* at sailo. ' H. <Q. Brown of Rlehtand spent Sunday .tn Milo, h । Mrs. IxwMia andlMri. Fannie Jack­ son have gone Io MMwuurClaud and Robert R .y visited their ttnclc In MtlfrAitaCWm.'•' • ■ i Un tha elghthyftay W Mr* MeUHM'a •ojourn l£ her r« bom. in AlbeHd' rhe received fifteen friendly ctiltar* Boon after a dance vhut never falling •ource of recfe*WHM!and amiuument in pioneer life) was held In the. school house In huner of Mr. and Mrs. MeLcod. Thus.Jt gecma that our Milo XOUTHEAflT HARRY. Grange lTtjgt.au. There Was a quiet wedding at the sick the paid taw weeks. Will Herrington Is preparing to Tho ncxt nreetlg^-vf Johnrto'wn home of Mrs. C, Clark Sunday when . will l»e Iwld in th.- evening <-t her daughter Blanche 'nnd Russell build a new house to replace the one Grunge March 2S, 1»H.' A rt>< ■ i-'l hunio -pro-1 Mutt-werc united in marriage by Rev. that burned lost fall. Mr. Skillman hu been u little bet- [ gram has b'een'Utepar. .1 McUue.st noon Both young |<> ter tho part week. ' 8onr by.ptfkie, ’The lliay Old Str. und Mrs. Will Rltaman or Home.'’ .' _ ■ both taught school In Harry township Quimby visited her stater and family, •’Which Afford* the Greatest OpStr. and Mrs. Wesley French. Sunday. ppn unity lor a Youg Map. Axrtculfor a few years past nnd arc highly Mrs. A. D. lo-c.of Johnstown called idfc, i ■ Ttade or a rr.tfvWionT' Don reatA’cted. The bride U naw teaching on Her daughter Mrs. Frank Granger the Bunnell school. ’ Ve wish thorn Puuiam. ■ ’ Friday afternoon. Recitation, "FretM,Choi, c." Hherit’long nnd'happy life. ' •Hurry Whitworth, wife and daugh­ tnan Risbrldger. > f ters spent Sunday with Earl Rogers Song. "Utyne^StWR Home." Matti.Hiram I'ayne and family of Mid­ near Banfleld. ''‘"ik.w Much-j.-Shoul.. Buy ■ ’ Hiland 1'ark ntc dinner with I*. Er AndTaught—t-’otikWif* i»*nd .ru» iintj wife Sunday. _ l-'rcd Alien and family arc moving McCarty spent Sunday with the Ut­ Maggie 1.00 <nd Anna neeh.itLon, Edith ^pn ter's son Frank McCarty's Io JohnsSong by Grange. .... .. „ I' I^Htar. "Thev Hun William Uunsontiouscr has been k luyd Rice was hpmo over Sunday. Warner. 51 >k with higrlppc for th,- past two Chuinier Norris' little baby has ItttJtalion. "A T.luf ecks bubU now utile to )><■ out again. very sick with pneumonia.. 1 inent." Aficn.is Yalta** Albert Hampton Anil fhmlly vlrltcd been Mr* Albert Woodmansee la slek 8.,ns. -1 Am Think ic sick ,’ck nt Wil Will Carls, north of Cedar •e a l uat ennn with neuralgia. She suffers terribly. tr>v of My Mother *>*F 25 urn pit liilliui_________11122 c,..k sa.a»-. <innn I’-wey Stanton and Boyd Clark <it BTllKKT. with their Whitney Tunner who has been Via* 14 Proper M»Uu«I;of•• mduvtlng tlu -i i iwrents here. , , froi Ti>e school la haying a viteatiun this' Ring Ills slater, Mra. Brown, ut Man-1 Financial Aftnirg uf -fl eelonn. the past few weeks, returned । Dtrcuisiun letrby.agrti I<»w<td isnUita- fn.*b Hlllllgl oa Nil fold---------- .‘ax.; 01800'I burn„ Wlltetn aphnl Satunlay night home Saturday. A Urge crowd attended the danco! era. . *V J| ■ '. Egitipa;.SlHi 120 icm, filr UlMiin——,-$32007rmH?.tt"‘,-y w,,h *n* K’,:cy “n ‘ at Jamea Southard's Friday night. Chas. Peck entertained the" grip i . 1 ' t r*IIw . ............... I Archie' Xcwton la going to build a fart week. • । ’ SUNFlHL•I). < nil mtil Kit I n.. i.<>. r .Mrs. A.’K. Robituon visited her, PfnfcMnt Payne's b. mother, Mr-*. Charlotte Still, of Hast- ,*ck With pneiitttiptta*'. Etni Morehuuso will Ito In Hartings one day tart week. . petted'toll>v. *r. rff i visiting bls sister, Mrs. U E> Andrus. Inttr. Butler Smith und family of I’o- 1 1 >r-h SunrteM i-'Hcf dunk spent Sunday with hls cot'.Mr. . ,*'"5J* Jl-JL ] vo^itiop Hiu W0k,tf» hl-ol next as Mr. nud Mr* .Monr.ov Sisson visited Mr* Uo Hubard. .MIRon Jennlny* Is very sick wHb i * al her brother’s. Mr. mid Mrs. Fred Mrs. J>. ly I, Vr-rkcrka’a, th Grand Its pl ds. on Hua- the jaundice. Dr. Lathrop is attend-1 ing.htm. I writing ivHb.gaftnlit iRJton nnd Hasting-, Mleli. ..M.r. iA 40 ICreiBMH ill Dire--------------- $1000 i Ha.ma-, s|K>nt Sunday A billdliy 3 i, bIIii EZRA MOREHOUSE & CO. Built on tho elastic, hinged-joint principle —tho most scientific, practical and perfect fence principle known—it* yields to great and sudden pressure but returns again to tho original shape. * The wonderful reserve power of its Overhead Valve Motor makes the Buick the greatest hill climber of them all and the expression, “you can make it on high with a Buick,’’ is always heard wherever hills abpund. It takespoweron the hills and we guarantee the Buick Overhead Valve Motor to develop more power than any other motor of equal size—American or Foreign make. The last,one of tpe winter Merlet SMllo Aid cotnmVlee* utrved a huned supper*-in the horn- of Mr. nnd ta.,Hdrrg Kv.-ning. .. Mr* Harrey is still no bett«r. Dr. Cross ti the .itt< ndlng' phy­ ® '.fj1' k.. uX* ujlll Uf.. 1 . . .... FARMS for sale! 40 tens gsid HIGH HILLS ON HIGH GEAR :W is the car that never hesitates, never refuses—it goes where you guide it. High hills, mud, sand, do not stop it. It has the power to make the grade and the strength to stand the strain. Exceptional in fuel economy—The Buick Six has made 20.1 miles to a gal­ lon of gasoline in public test. Three sizes and six styles from $950 to $1985—Everyone a Buick through and through—all equipped with Delco Self-Starting, Lighting and Ignition system, at no extra cost. '‘When better Automobiles are built, Buick Will build Them" Arrange for a demonstration. Harley-Davidson Motorcycle The Harley-Davidson Band Brake, which is found only on the 1914 Harley-Davidson, is the*most powerful brake on any motorcycle. The Harley-Davidson brake, like all other important parts of the 1914 Harley-Davidson, is manufactured and guaranteed by the Harley-Davidson Motor Company. Evinrude Motor Attach one to your row boat or canoe and make a pleasure craft out of it. Call and see it. Miller Tires. Try them out and be convinced of their superior quality. Hastings Buick Company New Messer Bldg. Hastings, Mich. AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming and engage In other business, I will sell at my residence 1 mile east of Coats Grove, and 2'A miles south; or (4 mill south of Martins Corners, on Wednesday, March 25 A strong,' thorcoghiy reliable and d arable fence. Built of ,arg0 wirca of ateel especial!y adapted tn tho wear and tear a fence Ib 8nbiected *o, being stiff and springy but j -'jSfcr’r ' ' pliable enough to bo easily spliced. Is galva- k nired by tho most perfect known process aad made K proof against weather conditions. Como and seo the dif. ferent styles, made to fit all purposes. Test, compare and Jr judge for yourself tho structural jipintB that years of expcrienoo have proven to bo mechanically sound and boat adapted for all uses of a farm fence. The American Fence will bear the most strenuous test and we invite you to make as careful a com­ parison with other fences as you wi$h to make. The real comparison of fences, however, is a com­ parison of weights, and the American is not afraid of such comparison, or of any other. The ques­ tion for you to consider in buying a fence is not that you are getting 16^ feef in a rod, for you get that in any old fence, but rather how many pounds of steel are you getting in that rod of fence. The buying of fence is an INVESTMENT/ You should look into it as carefully as if you were buy­ ing a niece of land. For your protection you should INSIST that the DEALER show you exactly what nc is furnishing. The AMERICAN FENCE is made of hard, springy wire, and no better r. aterial can be put into any wire fence. Call and sec us before buying any wire fencing. Wc take will take pleasure in showing you WHY it will pay you to buy the AMERICAN FENCE. We have just received 2 car loads of AMERCIAN FENCE and a car load of AMERICAN FENCE POSTS. ’ - GOODYEAR BROTHERS, Hardware and Implements 1 Hastings, Mich. ===a=======P==ssss3s®as=snaE^^ Commencing at 1 o'clock p. m. Live Stock Farm Tools, Etc. Black colt 3 years old, weight 1260. Black colt 3 years old, weight 1200. pair well broke. ’ Work horse 12 years old. Jersey cow due in June. Hog weight 200. Shuat weight 100. A' good • Buggy pole, new. Set of thills. Gale plow, nearly new. Single shovel plow. Deere wheel cultivator. New five-tooth cultivator. Five-tooth cultivator, good condition. 6o-tooth spike drng. Farm Topis 2 single harness'. I offer the following property: Work harness. Spring tooth drag. Portland cutter. Corn shelter. Twenty t-bushel crates. Bob-sleighs. About 3 ton ol mixed hay._ Wide tire wagon and box. About 10 bushels ol good dent seed corn. 2 road wagons in good condition. r hog house. ' Hot Lunch at Noon. ■ • ’ 20 chickens. Shelter for Horses if i|t,Storms. TFRMQt sums of $5.00 and under, cash. Over ILnnlOi that amount 8 months' time will be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent per annum. No goods to be removed until settled for. Wallace Townsend, Prop. Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer. �[ttaiFthe voting ptaei- be moved to the IRVING. Im Gomtallr. i of Homhctisl i ng’gr'ner?il MjUhtai’. . .The v«rletlc* ..f •wd delleerud were thA Early Mmne- i«n*r<*>nld |w>lllinn. a*klng ih.n th* Ivolltig pta>*» !••• IrH where H now In.' i Deruttox u advUabto under 4h«- oirIrttrnetaBW ro nti’dr rhe -wri In ; niwlnci number two. Irving t'Wp, to <Iei-|dn Illi* qmnllon for tbcni".lvi-h the board of Irving townnlllp decided j tp allow th* qitalhled elevloor to de-' -ide thr uueSiUn. u| H>i« *i,rln» ei'-< - ‘•aTS'.’SS!. "■ *• j moved the voting warn no 14 auh> ptncing now *miriM ------ LOSING HOPE WOMAN VERY ILL . ■ -------- -- rpenlng irnm Hhulla Mlx< Alta Hmilh. and daughter Belmont are rlalltn* Rdth Finally Restored To Health ' p-uind^gl m Mai« CMtii< tan By^Lydia E. Pinkham’s an MIMtleMl Vegetable Compound. --------- ------------ St o well'*. Bellevue, Ohlo.-“I wa* m in a terrible *£* wmuw J... ,,7-' ■tate before 1 took I"D r ‘ rt-nln her nr.kb- quite lornlnc. Vegetable Com-j Warran Cairn* nnd Floyd i pound. My'baek ' Cairn* nr<> vtaitii ached until 1 thought -*-1 'j*; it would break. I had f C.MU/D pains all over me, ' ■ Mr*. Isaac Ko nervous feeling*and Mtss 'Dacun. periodic troubla*. I: Mmol -1-- ---------------------- , was very weak and s,ll“lar her home in Charlotte. ........ . that he tnay drive- an nul<> In lhe.«"*»••*■• ••••• eon two of hl< work i clnct* ot course, 1« optional, but stil W<- ore informal that Charlo* 11. “"•••>' laken lni.< conrldarntloi. Kidney, who haa bwn’vrry akk wllh|»>”" ^ntmnptailng lho muting ol b.in, «.n ..a an attack of Ingripn,- hceldr* being | ’•»<• voting place, since It U vntlreb threatened with pneumonia. Is s.inil.1 wllhln the rights of the lownshlt I--------------------------- Ing Lydia L. Pink- r.,rm7\ better at this time, being slowly conham’8 Vegetable Compound I improved , n-.vin rail hranu nnd Ml** blue bird thlrsclnc. Hls son Gain Kidney k caring for his father doing the work Itig Inp. If nuked to do so. The! rapidly and today am a well woman. I [weTi- among our caller* Hundny. nnd 10 be done, tin resigned hls plnmi ns iig.tlii. the town hall could be used Xm cannot tell vou how happy 1 feel and-x welcome gucwtSMhey were 100. ■'•ettrC nt- the w»w mill ip order to board meetings or for holding eau- annotuytobibbdiforjMrCaWbnA Would not be without it In the house If 1 ThnrnapplaJ If* ua* trapped thl* secIt coot three time* the amount.”—Mr* Uon -of Hie county f--r over f-o years Chas. Chapman, R. F. D. No. 7, Belle-1 and hn* solfl ShouMnd* of dollar* worth vue. Ohio. ।| W, ’wh of fur. once mure be ut work at Mlitdtavllb-. Lula WMtn»y-c>f Halting* l» vlalllng un Monday, nut n little ••xvltemen Mr. Gillett look thl* work over nt, Woman’s Precious Gift. Carlton friend*. Concord io xupply a vacancy there.: •— .--------All great man have hud want The one which she should moil zeal­ achievement which It wn* hacd m mi at Ju.i that J co1n1fln;“ ‘,f J[»" '11 " h,'rt? tu, cominemonitr them ngrticulan llnj*. II» lielng qd^uned I mH <‘f the In Ing lire «!ep.<rtm«nt. A ously guard, I* her health, but It is uutalde of_jhe moiiumml that w.-va to nil th*'vacancy kindly couM-nted to ’P®1-* Jrym th- 1 cjry *aw mill wa the one moat often neglected, until erected to their h<>n»r. for luotancr. do *□. . ' carried by a strong we»t wind onb some ailment peculiar to her sex has George Waaatakton WAX the "Father It ha* been repArtnif to ua Hint the1*1"’ kitchen of the home nf William “V*,*7“* 3n her. railroad company will open up aever-1 PIHeld. one of the employ*!** of the |1 fastened itself “ upon her. When When so so «f- , of Dur Country" and Lincoln wa* tho ’ftf the riavr*, while lhe ” nrW ataito?!* along thl* rtlvtaion.; Th- apark soon Ignited th« fectad such wemex may rely noon upon Lvdln Lydia emancipator ti.wnahlp ofBefal* of the luwnahlp of Era long tho station* al Morgan j*nd " ■hln«1‘’'’ n"«* b>‘ h:Ll lh‘ E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, a H.-iatlnga ure noted for tlielr gre.it Quimby for Instanra may bo supplied 11*2 wu* flrat di*»ov<;ro*t by i ttlu Grac. remedy that haa been wonderfully suc­ ii' hlevemr-nt In roadW building (a with i*IWi"W amdnmoht. I ‘b0 b,ttV wimple of which you tvill Und from u,r>"V The Th" Irvlnir : . ‘ fast work. Irving Bucket Brlgnd* cessful in restoring health to suffering rveral from thl* vl« Inlty uHondod uremen aasoetatlon quickly respondei Dymocratle banquet *t Hasting*, t0 ,hP ca)l for h,.lpi John j.err>. 0B If you have the slightest doubt \mong the number were: rum|nj{ the captaincy of lhe brlgnd, prietor ox E« rinkh““»’* Vcgeta- April « and forever retain In office >n*on. Tnon>»* Bowerby. (|, ,abtenve ot the proprietor of inc Hit Oiat such enlcrprWtfk (■) nnd public Mr. Krn_«t Warner, A ... Memra. w:r ..... and Mr. nnd will you.write .toLjMln w Compound .... .. ■ __help ___ at. iplrlted (?) meti. ......porformoc _____ _ 1 blc Johnson and E. It. Dunlap E.Plnkbnxn MedlcineCo. Henry Barber who has been actin* '* ,2?“' * military f- >i in in that that Mr. Mr. Itantar Duntar I, (confidential) (confidential) Lynxi.Mas*^ Lvnxi.Mas*^ forndTTiirrlaon frorn „p,d JIr. Johnson's body a* a scalins . -v" , ".'ili- Jni 1- otinned. ladder thereby . limbing upon th< '‘cc; ' ®ur turned home for the aummer. ... . ___ . __ ..... ..... ... ■ ....... __ ... mnil nnri imuwnretl 1»V n WOII1MD. rciui nnd answered by n woman, ■ On Saturday Allen K. Matthews, nc- I burning building and the other mem Clarence Covert ha* bought n new Wompantad hl* son. Harlan Matthew* bers of thn Brigade paaaed up |*.>ll* nnd held in strict confidence. । team of Una horr, .. J»» Grand Rapids tu have glaaxca fitted full of^w.iter until tho Incipient bta(* <>• lhe aon'e eye*. was quenched. It was u mighty clow ptofexaed to be* the children of God i Notice* have already 1»een poated In > call for Mr. Flfleld. who through ram family, returning to Ihelr h •me Mon- uumety the Seribe* nud Pharlaee*. In this vicinity for the spring election tu ; oversight had allowed hla Insuranet •toy. :m*i. 2«:M call* them •lorpciu*'' ho held the nrat Monday In April f.w j pulley to lapse. m. we are Informed, Mr. and Mr*. Jnecph Springer and ; ,<nd "v ljier*." ’XXodrii in hl* Jellnlthe tilling uf township offleea. The Mr. and Mr*. C. d. Lowta and non 'lrr~ John Springer were In Grand u„n of viper oay«: "It 1» a little *"*■ town board of In Ing twp. were hand- Gerald, of Grand Rapid* were work Rapid* Monday. During Joeeph pent, tho moot poHonuu* in It* bile ol >d *< petition wnw time ago asking, end .guest* of. C, It. Watson and Springer1* abac nee from work nn the I nil tho Eurogewn rerpent*." he ul*o •n'lroad hl* brother. William Springer mye: "I has a flat head with a anout filled hla place a* a auction hand for j ruing up like a pic-" The Huv lour F. H. Gillett. ; certainly nnwt have known what He Wo understand that Lyle t.vmpaon wnu uvlklnw about and wo aro windl« slowly convnleacing frutn Hie lllne«s ering si* weiw i.-i• --­ with which he wu» afflicted hi Rhine­ would havw to my about peopl" wno lander. Wl*. Voung Mr. Linipmm bn* make a business of |.»cp|og In wlnan I heir I been alck with a lather tnlld "* .... I walking typhoid fever. ' neighbor* op nnnoymoua taller* j Chariea Purdy returned Friday •'tantly i"’ndm evening from a vlalt of neven.. — . M yard*? In out • Believing (bat no selling campaign will | duration with relative* at Three Rlv-, ir.mu ............................ . .... ...................ger business without the goods are there -r*. Mr. I'urdy Inform* u« that lhe. me bold highwaytn'-n. or the out and | snow ha.< all been gone down near; tllll |rtlj nwn, far even the quietude of । to back up the claim* of the seller, we there for *nmn time |»i«t and that lhe home ta ibeirl | season* are practically a week 01 I n urriluu* nit quote the following special prices. tn tn apply tn thl* more earlier In lhe notith-m part "f; *tr»nser tan 9 ban Lenox Soap 25c Ba warfare, than that I tho state where h'- w.«» thim they are ( method of Gt ’ here. । uarl• •by tb<—•*vviq. 3-5C Boxes N. T. Matches 10c ] John M. Perry attended th" Htata d<-.-.l tl-.<- "vlpCTr 3 cans Pink Salmon :_i________________ ....25c I Threshermen'a convention nt tainting a part of lust week. The convention । CARLTON. ipft>sK.*& E. Granulated Sugar---------- $1.00 NORTHEJf ' tasted three days. spent Tuesday' J MUTH BOWSE. j nighi"amrcdnei<iiy wiilF lu r parents ' E. E.**h and family were Rundny \V. .1. Wi.khaftrand vile of I-akei gue-ta bf William Ml*hler and family. ()dc**x BOTH PHONES Henry Lan* .,f Vahdonta w«. Mi R |h shoM’entertaining the' Monday vli’itor- of Hinton Itandpr and | mca%|e, The ’rving General Store MICH. Spring Opening qtihe tick al thi« writ<•. Roush of Grand Rapid*. Leon J; ©f Woodland Roush and family and Mrs. Ray Htnhl ing. vtslted at the home uf 1.. Hefflebowcr- way called Saturday. of Clark-vllle. Friday. Philip Schray toi Woodlaml took Junies Klldor and family have been dinner with Chsto Cheney aip| wife' ent. riainlng Itay Hmlth of Duwllnit. Saturday. and family Friday. OF Pattern Hats and Latest Novellies. Friday and Saturday March 27 and 28 You are cordially invited. have been making an extended visit with tlp'lr daughter, "Mm Win. Mish­ ler <ind family. G corgi' T.ittershall and daughter Ida ware In l>u»<ln n portion of tho week. Mr. Tatterahall returned Hut-, uriny but Ida will remain with her grandmother until her parent* move. family. Gacketar cialr Andrew* F. L Fairchild <5 Co. Hastings - ■ Michigan. Wire Fence and attended a family spent Mr*. <»xi Pardee siu-nt Thursday lib her Ulster Mr* J. I’orrllt* Mr. nnd Mr*. Janies Kidder nnd »ltur w. r. .Hiinday guest* of Win. I have been selling wire fencing for ten years, but have never been able to offer fence as cheap as I am selling it for at the present time. I have sold nearly a car-load so far this season, and the second car is now on the road. It will be here in a few days. Estimate your needs for the season on wire fence, then call here and look over the fence proposition. Will You Need a Wagon This Spring? If so see the “ BIRDSELL,” admitted* by all to be the best wagon on the market. I have one that is cheaper. Can sell you a 3V4 x 10 gear, whiffletrees and yoke for $55. . Now is a Good Time to Look Over The Riding Plows And De­ cide on which plow you will buy. I have the SYRACUSE and the SOUTH BEND. Let me show them to you. ' i That Lost The Plow. over to WivodlantlSltlurday afternoon., their bc*t horse was taken »ick and it was ncccoary to put it in the barn > a* Denttif Haskell's and call Dr. L. I Petty of Lake Odessa. He pr<»nounced it .tucrf|. anti with care it ( was alite to get home that evening. Word wa* wag received Sunday nf the death Mrc Am Alden, an old. time resident and pioneer of thi- vicin­ ity, hut ul the lime of her death their home was at Scotts, Mich. Remain* were brought to Lake Odessa Monday I and were cared; for by Undertaker Weed. Funeral'.w«» held front lhe Tamarac church Tuesday afternoon I a‘ 2 o’clock. Mr*. Alden wa* a kind I hearted and generov* old lady and i loved by all who knew her. A Car Load of Pianos Just Received Some time ago wc gave an order for a car load of Pianos to a well known maker of these goods, same to be shipped to us at a very substantial discount. They have just arrived and on account of the immense stock of Sample Furniture which we have on our floors, we find that we have not the room to show them, and we are mak ing prices that will be the means of placing in the homes of all who are in need a splendid piano at a very low price. Some of the many kinds that we have in stock are the Bush & Lane, A. B. Cameron, Marshall & Wendall and other makes. . Christ, tn «p«*kinK- »f thow whn See us and get a bargain on a Piano. We can refer you to hundreds of satisfied customers who have purchased pianos of us in the past. Miller & Harris Furniture 60 The Sample Furniture People Hastings, ithmtihi: for less money CXDKRTAKIXG lit LOWER FRIClJs Michigan. We Invite You to Attend a Special Exhibit of Ford Cars at Skinner s Garage, March 26, 27 and 28 SOUTHWEST CASTLETON. Seven of Alfred P^bampaugliv little j friend* met' at hi* home Saturday aftennaan to remind him of hi» seventh birthday anni;cr**ry. ‘At 4r3O lhe lit­ MIm !.• pa Gnckler wws In Lowell tle company tat down to a bountiful rlttay. lunch, prepared by hia mother, to which all did justice. The time came all too soon for them t<> depart, each feeling it was an afternoon well ipent Mrs. Tobal Garlingcr and Mr*. Al­ bert McClelland Spent Saturday after­ noon with Mrs. John Ochampauglc The sugar maker* do not find this spring very favorable toward a large harvest from their »ugar tree*. .Mr and Mr*. David McClelland and daughters of ilarryvillc and Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Axthclm and son of North Castleton spent Sunday at Albert MeCleUandji. Jesse Townsend I But when the sum is spent in any of our many stores, it will buy I more and better Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Pianos, Sewing Machines, Etc., than can be bought for the same amount at any other place. Our immense quantity buying of high grade samples and car load lots gives us the lowest prices to be had. :*~?L,.AS"pSi' y ' »«•>■■■»•• •• >■»>"««■■ 1 >- C. ft. Watson •RX’’ IRVING, Is a Lot of Money Wednesday for You will see during this exhibit every working part of a Ford Car in opera­ tion. Don’t forget the dates and don’t fail to see a demonstrating classis in operation. Stebbins Auto Company Michigan. Hastings NEASE CORNERS. Mr. and Mra. T. Maxson were Sun­ day gue*t* art Mr. and Mra. Gidian i Kennedy. • Mr*. Ralph McNltt and baby started Friday on a two weeks' visit with rela­ tives and friends at Lake City. Mrs. Kent Nelson went with her as far as Grand Rapid*. ' Lloyd Pennington and children al Battle Creek, who have been visiting hi* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Penpinglon, returned home Tuesday. Cliroulc stomach Trouble Cured. ...... .... - ----­ Ing than a chronic disorder of the stomach, la It not surprising that many suffer fur year* with *uch an ailment when a permanent cure 1s within their reach and may be had for a trifle T "About one year ago." says I’. H. Heck; ot Waketao. Mien., "I bought a package Of ChumlieVInin's Tablets, and since using thotn 1 *•—k *-«. ...... it.. h*d pre- Hastings, Michigan. 'any lasting boneAt. FOR RESULTS USE BANNER WANTS Farmers Wc lisvr had several inquiries from fanners wanting us to (hip in a car load of dairy cows, and we have decided Wc have prices on a car of GRADE GUERNSEY HEIFERS coming three years old.of good breeding and tes­ te! for tuberculosis, ami of long line ot breeling for milk production. They give milk testing high I* f*I snd other solids, and hare taken the prUe for economical production ol batter every where, and being of good sue they ate the ideal cow for the farmer to buy. If you would like one or more of these cows,; fully onr plan. Very truly yonrr, Crystal Creamery Company naatiDp. — �THE HASTINGS BANNER MAUCH 19, 1914-20 PAGES. military oxm*c, tho vab rn|W Im InrsUnaihlc. Th, STHTS' IIIIW HSim CAMPS □y ng iy ie ,' WANTS SCHOOL CHILDREN । onct^omong many M»' ' I-1 . many men "nil women Kalj* an.! holy •. Supl. Kfck-r S1UQP14A .Man's Arriving. reeolutloiML Upon .it r-M* th- halo "* Fmlhcrcd IXcn.l* HbouM B« 1 Ttl*. Illllllllunc* wt., IC Wil- I'M. . ' "I of national emergency n largo pmporCapitol The legtal.iturc ot 1913 puaoci! a! pnuto beMdv ih'e n WAH BEI’ARTMEN'T TO JIRPEAT ll,,n the volunteer comriiliwtunc*! olllcmi will TWO HL’CCKWiFUI. KXPRRI. -----~ proliably bn drawn, and law providing for huimno education , Fiancee K. Wiltard uiian whose judgment and training ut orrani 7. and wild animals und birds. 8u|d. Inspired many to tnioi. I men will In a measure depend. L* V ...... ..... __ ... I..,. i The.ultimate object sought ta not In I any way one of military nggnindlzcWiltard Memorial I'uml, 1 ThbHfund ulso help* following work for evhoota. Tho next . m*-nl. but to provide In some degree a AT VERY SMALL COST J ruentu* of meaning a vital need con■f lhe Hl. paacoftil and unqillistudy, vocational tra .jr—cmiiion. > I*.* mor* ; thorough preparation nnd equipment . . ■■ or mnrexto n fund to Through her Hfe. Franl'ls Willard Hchooi. Wc blM have I.lewaj which Massachusetts i un motion era are justly proud of. adopted E. Wiltard settlement horns u..,| for the number of women prominent In phll- -- ... ... -wm r®, Every hush, tree and weed may . incased In Ice. If the condition kiewfwliho'H a dIssenling . mu two experimental mllltnry enmp* «>f Inttruiqlon for studenta of educa­ -V..1 MM. Ml. tional Instltutkma held during July unless fond 1. furnished them. Ev- when she. .shed for ... ,„ul| sum cry school shmild have a feeding f™"? , w *,'h .1 . r' 1,'"‘ M‘" t"”1 A,1intat of the past summer, tho preparatory ochoota: recent university war Dcptirtmerft has decided to re- or college graduate*. and those who place fdr lhe birds. . A raw fresh pork !>"’<» .him In. r. ... d *v*ry )u| or a l>e*f bon- with some rork by putllnu the ti pf.to or i tt-pochod ahould be nulled to a J. Tho object of the. camp ta. a* War Department certlricato of — * before, to give to tho young mon of tcnd.inrv <il ri prevlou* *itident ramp. ire* too n.gn ror nog* tn reach. Thisv. the country, who ora desirous of ac­ • Applicants rnurt be citizen* of the ta tho best food for the chlcadee*. mortal Fund this year .11,1 not quite nuthatchcr*. brown creeper*, blue, **ach *h* mark sei. Mo.oot). but cepting it. thn opportunity for a short great literature, distributing many Jay* und the hairy and downy wood“ r •'Onn«' In military training, tn order ■ Intention of no becoming; imount ta million* of page* annually. In riddlthat they may bn better llttod to disbe made by fastening u wooden box n hargn their military duty to their character, and physically qualified. I. Ktudcnte must attend .for the foot or more equare. «>n edge against among foreign • speaking full period of five weeks, unlesa com- ri pole or tree. Crumb* nnd acnips during th* print* nnd foil.. should lie acattercd on thia each day. iH-rlod) la Intended to enable collage Tihey mu« during Snow may lw cleared from a upace in a neatlby field and wheat, buckwheat, mortal convention Ilf. ni-iiil.*r*. The, It ta planning i millet, cracked corn or minitower record* show that Ml-* <1* ed the Ji«t by 'nulklng x.iuiuko io inemeeivea. lor inc government or tne ramp, me which literature ta printed. Since thl* In Friend* ind Thompson a life menii-. r 3. In addition to -the above patriot- I commanding officer having authority of Mina Willard and of the onHi'., to to dlHt'Oiitlnue discontinue their their attend.*n<***. attendance, with* with­ Im comddered the physical benellt* de­ hold cartltlcute. or both, upon violarived by the students from the active i tkin of aiieh Ordinance*. Gifts ami Bequests. 7. Students nro required to pay for hr-uRhful outdoor life of a military contrlbui It ta much more dltll-ult definitely' ••amp for tho summer vacation, und lb,..I- tr.il. iporiation, fund U3.r.l< jmi to give all the gift* itld bequests made to the Nntlonal. bin I llnd that Tho government provide* all the' ■lUired when away from home. These rerxary. Jhe birth of lamgfellow. the tlonnl work In sums of from iiftv doipcrsonel for Instruction, 107. In th* now flourtahlna Wiltard. Thl* Ths theoretical and practical prln-' their livre. when the pursuit of their; orttand. Me. Nothluii th-i* Willard.. target practice, map making, anarch- . „ , in th* "'"ord un u»M< — — 801 ’h* Bllnoia |egl»fortltlca-1 Inlure voted to place In Statuary Hall perpetuation of th* principles nnd f, signal- I In lho nation'* capital building at organisation the statu* of MIm* penmen Union. known Institutions, und the opportun-1 lln*- demolitions. tho .... — ----------------- Washington. D. By afforded for athletic training and ■ “n<> eupply of armies, and the mllltary Wiltard. the tln*t and only woman ta be thug honored. Homo of these Temperance lloipltal han u fulhre tt» coMests, well u* tho novelty ot the history of our country. । xpertanco Itself, all contrjbutlng vu*• The ramps will be held for five xuit-smcn did not fully believe In tho principle* of total abstinence and | I—vn.l I-,.,—. ... **,_ week* between th., euric Hart Julv Lillian M. :. st. ind the middle of AuguM, the exact prohibition, those Insurance policies .Another gain to the atudenl ta Chief of t tudc. ’ Thl* temperance hospital ta a Ut­ cnusncM for the nation which Mies plan meet* with tho apprlval of. all tie duo to the Increased efficiency ac­ Willard jftive her Uf* to iielp estab­ ting monument to her memory, and Christian Temp* university and college authorities quired through ba bl ta of discipline, lish. But these high-minded stnte*- all who honor l\er name should find celebrate thia ret uliedlencc. iMdf-cnntrol.j order, com­ hoard from on the subject, among are the heads of th* majority mand, nnd the study of organization whom tho larger educational Institution* Wiltard wa* not only a famous edu­ nnd administration as applied In nrst- of cator ‘and tlrelez* temperance re- weakest union make* i» appreciated It I* a In the country. and help*. I would Ilk- t* return mind (t ta heartily 'indorsed by th* Mu-j thunk*, ita n patient, fur the dellcipiis| Word* nation ta that they foster a iHitrlotic land. They adtnlr- raspberry Jam that cam* to mo oh* much »plrtt. without which a nation soon their Intention of returning, if po«»lnight with my supper—the gift, a* T Ion should Ineos Ita virility nnd falls into decay; ble. In the coming year; and n. num- united with the charm of lb* almplicera Indiana union. . — *n almost ... »ce its memberahlp. country a more thorough knowledge pressed In lavish deed* us well n* In th« motherly lurnd* that made It. of military btatorr, military policy. upon tho physical ta-netlta derived by hospitality of .Ideas and Ideal*, and Send for the new hospital report and congratulated, not alun her yearning desire to protect thn lit­ th* complete education of a wcllIt flr*t secured th- appointment nf 9. Application* for further Infor­ tle child equally with "poor humunmu*t Inevitably come to --------rqulpped citizen In order that he may mation or to attend three wimp*, ndpoll*-* matrons, nos- required Ion and to it community through the himself. form Ju*t und true opinion* drrawrd i<» thn War Department, will liberal reading of the Union Signal. i»n military topics. France* Willard ta a gentle W. C. T. U. a s Winter’s Chills Breed Kidney Ills property U«*lf li.ibl t oluiun. TOURS MEN MAY ATTEND B nf Morrmcni iHwigniM to Pre-' Jeopardize not only th* iiberlie* at th ••Hhe ta, indeed, n sturdy Maine. strength <> Maine's hllta ta her*, lhe errctm-M i Maine’s pine*, th* dignity of Maine prohibit Ion.*' mid «> known Lllltan M N pilon, another udd**d I’t^T^'; TO FEED THE BIROS r. ; PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. $. Telli a Stori' .» withhold hl« a light l port unity t.» m.<k loon*. -Many of the liquor dealer* rented by the liquor men are all in !*• q*<M. nt bualnesw-*. and our iietMtrtment. include* a number itirthd Lincoln • I* ».*hl that rtotHIAd him nomination committee had nttlng cio*« gentlemen nomrihinx to drink inijea ooo school when tho maid l*ilgii. Women worked all day nt the poll*, and the victory ta wild to be dhe to thi'lr effort*. tumbler •Henn«'mutual spring. TnMlnc it* high*-* Id wnti '3. lovingly rihboner ollowlng hiidren cannot other gift «>f 111* l..-*t owl ug. : qll t(, .milnucil on page rigutMn. Spring is Breaking; Backs are Aching Chilly, damp, changing weather is hard on the kidneys Even more irritating are colds, grip, pneumonia, tonsilitis, quinsy and other infections. The kidneys get congested and inflamed, and this causes backach; and disordered kidney action. Though serious in its latter stages, kidney disease is not hard to conquer if a good kidney remedy is used when the first signs of kidney trouble are noticed. The best recommended kidney remedy in the world is Doan's Kidney Pills, You hear it everywhere. Get a box Backache is often the first sign of somejorm of kidney disease that has been coming on for months. Look for the other signs;—lame back, sharp pains when stooping or lift­ ing, dizzy spells, nervousness or despondency with irregular, painful or distressing action of the kidneys; if these signs exist, decide that the kidneys need attention, ere the trouble turns to gravel, dropsy or Bright’s disease. HASTINGS PEOPLE TESTIFY HASTINGS CASES SELF-TOLD W. State Road W. Court Street Mr*. Henry Welton, 301 W. State Road, JIaaUngi. says: "One of my Bohen T. Kluwe. «l# W. Court St.. Hastings, says: "My kidneys were In bad shape. Tho kidney secretions family had severe pains in hla back. with sediment. had trouble from hla kidneys. If he caught cold. It settled In hls kidneys and made it hard for him to stoop or lift. Finally, he wai advtaed to try Doan's Kidney Pills und he got a box. They acted on hls system and drove lame back. I suffered froni a S. Creek Street Mr*. B. F. Ilkjkel. 135 Bo St.. Hasting*. *ays: "I used Kidney Pills when n't acting right. Doan's Kidney Pills Be­ in my back am made my kidneys normal, f don' believe there cnurS be any better kid­ lieved the jlhlna ney medicine. 1 am glad to verify the endorsement I gave them some Irregular passage* of the kidney rretlonw. Hr complained nf »e Doan’a Kidney Pills advertised and got a supply ut Mulholland'*, Drug Store. They repalns and regulated the Read this home testimony and then give Doan's Kidney Pills a trial. W. Bond Street Moure. retired former, 1JR rhqumatlc palna In my back and hips. I was so tame I could hardly get irnund. and theI kidney secretions were unnatural. When I read about Doan'i* Kidney Pills. 1 I got a supply at Mui­ 's Drug Store. They drove holland'a I1 tho aches and pains and regulated the action of my kidney*. nigh Street Mra. E. Barlow, 10 E. High St.. E. State Street John Harding. in mr kldn, hurt mo to straighten, was nervous und dlzxy. Doan's Kldnpy 1’111* advertised. I got u supply at Mulholland's Drug Store. The llrst box through my luck Doan'* Kidney rill* in public state- Doaa’e Kidney 1'111*. In Mraightvntng. ilmenta after KIDNEY PI Sold at all druggists and general stores, 50c a box, or mailed on receipt of price by FOSTER-MILBURN CO., Buffalo. N. Y �MARCH 1», 1014, SOUTH OVA SAVINGS CERTIFICATED PAY 3)4 percent if left with us one year 3 percent if left six months Other investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are subject to change in market value which may lake more than in­ terest, then too, you must hod a buyer. Our Certificates are Payable on Demand and Provide a Sure Income. Savings Books Issued. LAKE ODESSA STATE SAVINGS BANK, Lake Odessa, Mich. Organited in 1888 — Under State Control OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. George Liverton.............. ".......................... President Wm. H. McCartney....................................... .......Vice President Sherman I. Strong.................................................................... Cashier Howard C. Lawrence............................................. Assistant Cashier Otto C. Russ Otis Miner Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Krieger ___ ______ U, S. Postal Savings Depository No. 4770- MAPAE GRO9K rop of Barryvllla tlhrup of Hastings Tumday. Chink of fienry Smith grand Rapids, IDicbWhen You Wanl^ Flowers For Any Purpose Largcst and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 Tin's is a season of novelties and wc arc carrying a very fine selection of patterns of the newest importation of the foreign products. Wc invite your inspection. heat. changes of climate. muLiria pors und Inceaaant laborious tolls all borne on a diet from which stim­ ulants were rigidly excluded. In 1333 Hill und family he co gid write: "J have acted on the principle of total abstinence from all alcoholic liquors during more than twenty years. My Individual opinion ChajL Strlcklahd sold hls black team to Mr. Maurer for 1500 last week. Mr. and Mix David Asplnull and cohollc stimulants because those of children and MF; and Mra Orin. Cota us who have endured tho most had Visited at Clyde Cole’s Sunday. Mra Stella Mcdtelvey Is Confined 16 nothing else than water und not alher bed With gfcltncss. iea Chessman ex­ out resort to lhe one bottle ot brandy | tend a cordl be had with him for medicinal pur-, poses. Darius Buxton (turned homo from! Livingstone's career la replete with tuluablq lessons for the temperance I Grand Rapidg ]L—_ _ Mr. nnd Mra Will Dunn and chil­ spirit. When, aged and feeble, it was dren of AMyrla spent Sunday with hls suggested to him that he should re- parents, O. G. Dunn and wife. Mr. and Mra. Sam Buxton enter­ tained company from Johnstown and knighted by hls Queen and welcomed Dowling Sunday. Bert Hardlhg and F. Savage each by multitudes of admirers would be took a slelghload to the Cemetery Clrfinish hls task. Oh hls birthday but njsttay.Mnplc Grove Center last Wedone. March, 1372.' he entered in hls Born to Mr. and Mra Irv Miller diary a vow of simple entire Christian Thee.” Just so must the laborer In the vineyard of temperance reform sink In the attainment uf the move­ ments* aims. Ona day ko It. in Weekly Inter Ocean & Farmer BOTH A FULL YEAR FOR ONLY $1.25 All the News of the World and Home only 25 cents more that the price of The BANNER Alone. rndlng a few nltli's ut Miiplt spent Sunday at J. L. Smith’s. Livingstone was an grdent abstain­ Henry pnd Starling Deller spent er. Asa boy he often praised the water'of the sparkling rill to hls Jlonday at Bert ■Deller's bear Maple young companions, frequently urging Grove Center. them to drink naught but’"Adam's Wine," the “honest wwter." that never son IJofd spent Wednesday ut Fred Parks'. eat work oa missionary and explorer Citizens* Phone 2443 The HASTINGS BANNER & nd ha* jbnham moved Ihlq h house last week, ik Smith and Mabel from school last forest. He had fought a good ho had finished hla course; mea__ lesaly had the world benefited by hit uraday. presence therein. Ax oaju the Inscrip­ , . Mm. Henry Deller enter­ tion bn hla tombstone in Westminster tained MF. and Mra Joe Bell und suns Abbey. ."For thirty years his life was of North Maple Grove and Harlay spent In an unwearied effort to evan- Hayman and faml|y of this place Sunibollsh the Gaorg* Hayman, Miss Mary Hay- Maine, In 1S04, of sturdy English stock. He made what might’ be con­ sidered hls first argument for prohl- OUR BEST OFFER! le haa hired- out on tho David Dlvlngstone. March fl 13—March 1313. hirsd Mr Born on March Iff, 1313. cradled under iv humble cottage roof In tha Scottish village of Btantyre. David Livingstone lived a life of consecrated Reliable Ladies’ Tailoring Establishment A. S. WEGUSEN, tuughl Phil DalhoI. haa been detain- mind; the word 'loving* thAf of her heart. She had such eqdlpolsa of character, such anchuruge In God, that no storm surprises or la able tq make shipwreck of her sovereignty and faltb. voted dark-skinned followers hi I little rhe watch 'should have been kept out of hla | roach—surely a good argument for reI moving temptation. . | Tho star uf prohibition shall not lose its brightness und lhe name uf Nc.il !»<>w, the father of prohibition, will l>e honored more and more as hu­ manity Is lifted nearer to the heart uf the Eternal. and Buy It Because. ItsJA Better Gar Id to Kalamo last rented Frank Mo- WING CAR Ask for Catalogue and Interesting "Ford Times” Large Powerful Tourin Car Big Value For Overland Model 79 Overland Model 79 Aldrich-Wertman Co Overland Territory Ford Territory . Assyria, Johnstown, Barry, Prairieville, Orangeville and Hope. 9 mile strip across south side of Barry County. BANFIELD. ison dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. VanSycklo Sunday, the last of tho Halsey Tungato and family will move on the Sam Week's farm. It Is Mra Joy Smith of Buttle Greek and now owned by Irving Phillips of BatMias Llxxlo Smith of Dowling visited at Sain Buxton Mat Friday. Mrs. Grace Edmunds spent a few Will Harding la, doing chores for Dan VBtroth whllq ho la on Jury at her Minter, Mra Willison. HastingsTemperance program at tho church Preaching services next Sunday ev­ ening to which all arc cordially Invit­ Is postponed until next Sunday. ed. Mira Leah Stiles in her school for Mr. and Sirs. Goorua Ostrolh visited February stood E In all her studies. In melting, E-’- for February. nt Enos Wullon'aMonduy uflernoun. Mr. and Mra Tungato spent Friday John Hinckley luia mien very alck with Mra Tun gate. Bro. Walter Strim and wife and Mr. and Mrs. HIGH. RANK. Monday. Mrs. Eliza Sheffield nnd grandson Mr. and Mrs. GOO. Skidmore. Mr. and Mra Ernest Skidmore and chll- rett Skidmore and Miss Elma Grin­ nell spent Monday in Hope tho gut-aU of Mr. and lira Mahlon Skidmore reminding Mr. Mahlon Skidmore uf his birthday anniversary. A dellcl- a very enjoyable time. A Coffee Social was hold by tho M. P. Ladles Aid Society ut the beauwell known in England os In tho Unlt- Huffman last Tueaday night. One e<FStates, for ho spent three years in hundred-thirty were Ip attendance Great Britain, where he performed a large amount of labor, wholly without from tho event. Many nattering comments are now beard regarding Mr. and Mra durance Grohe spent Woman's Christian Temperance Un­ Wednesday with Mlaa Edith Fleming ion conceived the idea ot honoring In Nashvlllo. him by holding great meetings uli Thomas Norris Is on tho sick list. his birth. March 20. at tho suggestion children spent Sunday With Mr. und ot Francs Willard, was adopted by the Mra Geo. Skidmore. National W. C. T. L*. an Prohibition The funeral of Mra. H. Rhodes will Bully Dey. Neal Dow la leading to- be held Wednesday at 11 o'clock from tho U. U. church. Deceased Is thut such a than haa lived and that bls the mother of Will Rhodes and has spirit is growing stronger and more spent nearly all her Ute In thia vicinpowerful every day. • Shakespeare wrote, "Oh, Thou In­ visible spirit of wine, if thou hast no MICHMAN, HICKORY CORNERS, Lllllo Clara Wllkss Ing makes it pretty hard for tho lit­ .Mr. and Mrs. Don Putnam and son tle follow. Mrs. Della Tungato entertained her Wm. Wlckwlro Sunday. Sunday. They are about to move ’ Mr. and Mra Ernest Crandall and Lclha, Mr. and Mra Jdaale RlaTungate says Geo. Winters brldger were guests of Mrs. Bunnell la Elmer gaining as he attends club meetof Bedford, one day last week. Members, Elmer Tunguto und Georxo Mr. and Mrs. C. P, Reynolds spent Flaher. Calif, und Geo. Winters our worthy central Is not very well at this writing. heart trouble. Dr. Kellar In hitendunce. Mr. Tack is, moving to hls now home the Elmer Tungato farm. Mr. und Mra John Sheltleld enter­ tained Mr. und Mra Eugene Sweet fur dinner Sunduv. . : Mr. nnd Mrs. Hudson Burrowa of frlmds and relatives und taking cure of the bitby. . Dowling spent Sunday with Mr. and i Mr. and Mra Andy Adams ale ven- Mra’ F. Wilkes. honor of lhe young gentleman who Is making hla home with tho family. Bernard Dale Bowser. Woman Iqvea a clear, rosy complex­ ion. ’Burdock Blood Hitters purifies the-blood, clean the skin, restores ruddy, sound health.—-Adv. AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will have as Auction Selo at what Is known as Fann, Vi mho east and T4 mile south ot Delton, on Um IM Monday, March 23,1914 Commencing at 10 o’clock, the following described property will be offered: devil.” THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN AND FARMER by a Chicago Daily. Tims THE FARMER'S special adtantag-.-* in World's news arc dearly obvious. special features from Ute big SUNDAY INTER OCEAN. as. an educator cannot be disputed. THE WORLD'S GREATEST LIVE STOCK, GILVIN. AND PRO­ DUCE markets are in Chicago and are most fllly and ACCURATELY REPORTED BY THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN AND FARMER. THESE FKATfREH, TOGETHER WITH A SPECIAL MAGA­ ZINE DEPARTMENT. MAKE IP THE LEADING FARM, HOME AND NEWS PAPER OF THE WEST. The Price ol the Weekly Intar Ocean and Farmer remains 81.00 a year OFFER The Price el The BANNER Is. $1.00 a year The two papers (each one year win ent you only *— ..$1,28 arr.mgement with The Weekly Inter Ocaan <>d time only, gubecrlban. Io The Weekly Inra assured Utat no papers will be sent after Iv DaaHa Te THE- BANNER. Mrs. Nina Hou is applied more fully to tho customs of society and the laws of our land, this evil spirit In like proportion will DAYTON CORNERS. be cast out from the heart and the Lust Week's Letter. home, the community and lhe nation. H. Harvey is Improving from hls recent Illness and Mrs. Harvey la unSciiooi Report. Report for Cobb school fur month Mra Angelini- Smith suffered a ending March «. No. of day* taught. 20. at lhe homo of her brother. Oscar Pennington, but aha improved enough Average dally attendance. and returned to her home at Mdple Grove Saturday. '. O. Pennington.anff famUy enter­ Percentage of attendance, 88. Those neither absent nor tardy dur- tained a large company uf relatives last week from away; who were cs»lled here by the serious lUncas oT Mra and Fleralrelle Willetts. Our number of visitors for this Smith. Ernest Rasey and family spent Sun­ month wax eight. Wc were very glad' day nt A. C. KllpatHck ’a at East to have you among ua Come again. Grace Bolyen. teacher. Woodland. Some of the children of Mr. and Mra J. A. Frith have chickenpox. School Report. Owen Hynes 1» working for Vane Report <>f McCallum school month ending February’ 17. Percentage of attendance, 04-I-.. HOUTHWI-Xr CAlrtJLKTO*Lust Week's letter. ' „ Mra John Ochampauth and Mrs. Kmrautt F-lghm-r vteltei -tho latloFa brother. Nil* Lltixaa and family of UarilhKer'i. Cornant Jrn, Esther. Gienna. **MHdri-d and Igaac ' >sgo»d and Gordon McCallum. We hud four visitors this month. Tho seventh grade have completed their history for this year. The fourth grade have completed the text books und arc taking up tho supplementary work. Floy"Whittemore, teacher. Vermontville, Mr.’:m(J ■HP Roy GarUnger and family spent Bunday »t Tolv.l Gajllngcr'a. ~ , ..... <>i,m .u-HIII , , n. Point spent Wcdnoaday “l Andy Brooks'. Mra Kate Miller spent Jiunday at Andy Brooks'. ' Just Right fur Itackaelm aud RheumatismFidey Kidney Pills arc so thorough­ ly effeclivu for backvhq, rheuma­ tism. swollen, aching Joints. kidney and bladder ailments that they- are rccumtneudcd everywhere. A. A. Jeffords. McGrew. Nebr.. says: "My druggist revuniiiicndcd Foley Kldbey IforK 1 Ibiishcd one' buttle, my iroubta entirely disappeared.** Jthur Mulholland.—Adv. exceptional Ijr years. Chamberliin's Ccwth Benp Cdy was nr.t offered to-tha public In Igtl. From a J ‘ ■* — — ----- ............. >»« popularity until It haa altatnrd a world Wide reputa­ tion. You. will nnd nothing belter ta HORSES. Horse, 7 yra. old, Ml. l&OO. Horse, ■ yn>. old, wt. 1300 Tills Is an extra k<mmI team cows. Cow, Cow, Cow, Cow, . old. old, otil, Old, due .May 1 calf by alite duo Stay iO due June 10 . 11OGN. Poland China sow. due Muy 1, Ml, 34X1 tba. 3 Poland China tings StAt'HINERY. Huber ac|Mrul<*-, 32x31, nearly new Ford automobile FARM Clauuplon potato digger, nearly new Deere liny loadcri newSide delhcry rakc, new Drill, 13 disc International/manure cprouder Xi-tootH drag Deering binder .McCormick mower 0 3 3 3 ynu yra. yrs. yrs. 10 hait damp raka • 30-Uxdll drag so-to»UA spike drag ia-u>uU» Iqver drag Nlccl beam |dow, Oliver Nt>. Off, WimhI beam plow. Giber No. •• l>ccric» |>low | * Iron Ago culllialor 2 seta double Impkaa Wagon, 3 Incik tiro Waguh. 3>J tach lire Itax^ck t.rlmlatono Laml roller j Busti scythe | Potato planter I 50 gallon oil tank < h’ V r . °Pcn b“"7 buggy Pair heavy Melgtie rack Corn aiwllce Scythe and snath Corn ptaoter ™ buslicl era ba 50 gal km barrel HAY, GRAIN, KTC. 0 tons hay » 100 bimheta Banner seed potatoes bushels oate j’ 3 Crates seed corn f Also some household goods und other orUclat. Positively no by-bidding. Everything must be'sold. Shelter for Horses in case ol storm. Hot Lunch at Noon. Tarma nF QalmA eimS or oaiee All sums of $5.00 and under, cash. Qver thnt amount 8 months time will be given on lUwid bankable notes with ■ interest ai 6 percent per annum. No goods to be remoyed until settled for. Harry Payne, Prop. COL ROSS BURDICK ■Auctiunfiki v—sva i ■vii ■. CLARE THORPE �WHY Many are sure It has saved their Ilves. Because at the wonderful success of thia remedy there sre many imi­ tators. so be cautious. -Be auro It's Mayr’a. Go to Mulholland's Drug Store and ask them about the wond­ erful results It has l»e«n accomplish­ ing in oases they know of In your town—-or asnd to Geo. H. Mayr, Mlg. Chemist, for freo book on stomach The BANNER'S Plan of Handling Auction Sales Ought to Be Favored by Every One Who Contemplates Having a Sale In Barry Oounty: AMyrin. School Report. ' High Room. During chapel last, Tuesday morn­ ing the Primary room or rather tho lint and second grades, vary pleaauiilly produced the'little motion song entitled, ’J Wish I Had a Windmill." Lous la Evarts gave a recitation en­ titled "Doing 'Itlthmetlc.” . and half traspoontul ntltmi g. ..no cup seeded raisins, one-quarter cup sliced citron, half tcaepoonful soda. Beat those in thoroughly with the tips of the ting era, then turn Into evtke l«n, and when light bake In moderate 1 ST-BECAUSE AT IS A DEMONSTRATED SUCCESS.. In the past A six years,'over 750 Auction Sales have been advertised in the BANNER to the mutual satisfaction of the sellers and buyers.. We have letters from many who have advertised their sales in the BANNER showing that on a single article they have realized enough more than they expected to pay all the expenses of the auction. In all cases when results have been com­ pared with expectations'the sales advertised in the BANNER have exceeded expectations, in some cases by several hundred dollars as wc can show by let­ ters and personal references. , —BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVE COME TO LOOK^TO THE BAN­ 2ND NER FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF AUCTION SALES. The success of the BANNER'S plan of advertising sales has naturally led people to ex­ pect that an auction sale in Barry Co. will be advertised in the BANNER, just as they expect the letter carrier will deliver their mail. Average dally attsndance, 10.JI75. No. bo>-» enrolled, .8, No. njrl* enrolled, 8. Total enrollment, IS. Pcrcontngo of attendance. 81).BBS. Tho (allowing revolved halt hill- *1 RD—BECAUSE’OF ITS SMALL EXPENSE. We make a uniform •^charge for our service in reaching practically all the people of Barry Co. that is but little above what used to be charged for sale bills that were read by only a few of the people. —BECAUSE IT PUTS THE SELLER IN TOUCH WITH HIS 4 TH BEST AVAILABLE CUSTOMER IN BARRY COUNTY. The BAN­ NER goes into practically every home in Barry Co. The people naturally look to the BANNER to learn about Auction Sales. If a Barry Co. man wants for his own purposes any tool or live stock advertised in any sale, he knows just where to go to find it. He will be prepared to bid what he be­ lieves the article or animal is .wofth, because he has use for it. There will be iip element of speculation in his bid. With the old plan, the people in., the immediate neighborhood were the only ones who knew of the sale, and they would generally bid because they hoped to buy something cheap. ■Weaving them in when the Muater'a call Leto the bright threads break and the. •huttie fall The Xolowlng were neither abnent And angels cutne down tu gather them all, nor tardy during the month: Flor­ Life ’s broken threads of goldence Bracknoy, Dennis Yarger. Mild­ red and Theodore „ Knickerbocker, lx-una Fuller. Lelng Draper. Harry Draper. Mao Yarger. Lctha and Meryl Neeb. E TH—BECAUSE IT AVOIDS HAVING TWO AUCTION SALES IN UTHE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD ON THE SAME DAY. The BAN­ NER makes dates for the auctioneers and practically all of them report the sales they book to this office, which is the recognized auction sale headquar­ ters. If wc find that two sales arc booked for the same locality wc can and do at once take it up with the auctioneers, and arrange for a change of one of the sales, thereby avoiding spoiling both s?!es. This is an important con­ sideration. ' Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or­ ders Given Prompt Attention Chrysanthemums, Roses, Carnations, (all colors,) Violets and Easter Lilies. All kinds-of potted plants, such as Peppers, Poiasettas,' Primroses, Azaleas, (all colors. , Envelope Bap. Envelope hags come in a variety u£ nictm. ranging from half a noccn Inchoa In length to thnao more than twice ns long. They aro fn -im nUy bounty I ELI CROSS Citizens—2470 Bell—Main 208 Slot*—MB Monroe Ave. live finish than would I* possible with a solid rim of metal Each irag han n nioro or I<k» complete outflt, includ­ ing vanity rase. card cane, mirror. Change punCo and ;<>nntlmcg a menfurandum pad. Tbn. liniwna. blue nnd black bags of different, leathers aro Greenhouses—Aihlaad Ave. and Page Street Grand Rapids, Mich. AUCTION SALE Having decided Co quit farming wc will sell at public auction on the D. L. Walters farm, six miles northeast of Hastings on section 27, Carlton tpwnship, and two and one-fourth miles southeast of Carlton Center, on water In which one-fourth teaspoon­ ful of cream of tartar Is dissolved without stirring, until the itjrrup taken up on a skewer will thread or rope. When It is ut that point, heat one egg white stiff and pour the boiling syrup I over the egg In u fine stream, beating Well. When It thickens and Is perfci-Uy smooth pour It over IhtHcaJte. I It hardens quickly and should bo put on the cake before It stiffens enough to drop. Ono egg white. one tcaapoonful «C lemon juice, one cupful ot powdered sugar. Beat together tor five minutes or till it begin* Io thicken. Spread over tho rake und give it time to harden. For pink frosting beat In a tow drops of dissolved pink gelatin. Ono cupful ot powdered augur, ono 1 Ublespoonful of cornstarch, two ta­ blespoonfuls of watet* or milk, flavor aa desired. Spread wllB wet knife. Beginning at 10 o'clock, the following property: Free Lunch at Noon. TERMS, Dr. Young, ot Grand II iplds. will per­ form the operation, und Mrs. Moore's many friends unite lu Wishing that tho operation will be a complete suc- Shelter for Horses if it Storms. /C TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER’S PLAN REACHES ALL THE PEOU PLE OF BARRY COUNTY WHILE THE AUCTION BILL REACH­ ED ONLY A FEW IN THE IMMEDIATE LOCALITY OF THE SALE. This is so evident that any elaboration of this point is quite unnecessary. 7TfI—BECAUSE THE BANNER CONTAINING THE AUCTION 1 ADVERTISING IS LAID AWAY AND PRESERVED IN THE HOME WHILE THE BILL-IS SUBJECT TO THE WINDS AND RAINS AS IT IS TACKED ON THE FENCES AND TREES. ' 1st—By the State Association of Auctioneers. and—By all the leading Auctioneers of Barry County. 3rd—By all Auctioneers in other Counties where the same method has ■ been pursued. Any printing office can print auction sale bills, but only a paper having a large general circulation, such as the BANNER has can successfully advertise an auction sale that will bring results. The BANNER is now [Minting 5,200 papers each week and covers the County “like a blanket” We Would be pleased to hear from anyone contemplating having an Auc­ tion Sale and we will mail them one ot our booklets, containing 16 pages of information and suggestions on conducting an Auction Sale. You should not fail to secure one of these booklets if you contemplate holding a sale, its suggestions will mean larger and better results from your sale. We have both the Bell and Citizen> telephones. Both Phones No. 15. Wo Make Dates With Auctioneers - A tlncunful of vinegdr act nt the back of tiro rango and kept bulling while cablmge. onmr.«. etc., arc In cooking wijl prevent thn-smell .from lied Winifred and Clydo Caaoy Satur­ them setting through tho house.' day morning. To remove fr. "h i>aliH from the Waller Gates vlalted t>U outer, Mra. floor cover with vlncg.tr at once and Pennock Sunday. , wipe off with a soft ■ loth. Norrie Bergman vlalted Clear Uko To prevent a lamp from smoking dip tho wick In vinegar and dry be­ fore using It.. 1 ' To mond u crack in ilic In-'dde uf the Blanche Thiel, Winifred Casey and MUa Eva Smith attended thu services at Cedar. Crvuk church. Thursday) evening. ■ ' Those neither absent nor tardy dur­ ing the lust woqk were: Koy Cul- All suns of $5.00 and under, cash. Over that . .. .. |,,n o|) good amount 8 months ttmo will . be bankable notes with Istmost at 6 per cant moved until settled for. Nr Banner 18 Don’t Throw Away That Qld Furniture -r-H—c- Call and see Cain under Reed’s Opera House. He will take off the old varnish, repair and refinish it and make it look like new, also will upholster your furniture for you. Piano Polishing and Relinishing a Specialty Give me a trial. First Class Work. W. A. CAIN Ing to be re- Under Raid's Opera House Mrs. D. L. Walters ■ and John Walters ] COL. W. H. COUCH, Auotioneer CLYDC BROWN, Clerk Handkerchiefs always tnako wel­ come gifts if . taste I* shown III their BUkclinii, MeYlL.the 'Newark New*. A dililr.orimiiA! ntled'into a small, square i IrvUher or ’fabric •.covered•' box', make thn gift of doublejafsvke, for the box nmy lie used In,any of several wuya j Tlieru Is a .square sweet, graim bafket I made (■specially for handkerchiefs. Mr. tali H. Gtkreri, Mirtu fur CuustipaUou. CoiutljKitlun. (Chanib4rlaln'a are excellent. 'Easy to lake, Work CalM Far art Mvawd Nhm, 75 ImIi An., DriM AmMs, MM. i ■ Dear Sir:—Please mail inc free vour list ol FARMS, iu .............................................. County, Michigan. Remarks: �TILE Viddi.fatlix. /OPENING SALE af THE MINER STORE LAKE ODESSA, ... i. . Mis. Netfle. CinirsoJi of Chicago Is spending xnm« time with her alsler. Mrs. Glenn Gardner/ during hoe HI<•.... Baird has bought the Celeatta Whitaker property on Grand lianldn ■vetnt-nta ami rem It. to do duty on tlio mall multi No. 3. fllem, (Irlfilth who .1* alwuyu willing MICHIGAN Commencing Saturday, March 21, and Ending Saturday Night, April 4, have the most elaborate stock ol brand, ntw Tin’s sale is made at this time to induce you t<» visit our Splendid Store— Spring (ioods and ore making these low prices just to induce you to visit us and see lheni—we want to get better acquainted-r­ are going to practically lure you to come—at any rate it wiil pay you to come whether you want to hiiy or not—You owe it to inv;_r rou iu-hh or llartlnga Invit­ ed n number of Mlddlovlllo friends t,i ultei.il nn nil day meeting with the The Conn'i Aid Hoclrty supper rm i Prlduy <-v«dilng jriw well attended mid greatly cnjoy*d. Mrs. Gli nn Gardner was In Grand Whinticry. film htin been uitlng sei­ ne rl weeks. l»r. Taylor accompanied yourself to see the pretty new stylish goods wc are showing and at the same time you can save money on your Spring purchases a -hurd blow on lho corn crop aroijnd —Come anyway, Women’s Cloaks and Wraps climate and the lieciutlful --------- ----- --------flowers. -- She will return to Michigan In April. Mrs. J. II. Campbell was in Grand Rapids Tuesday shopping. Miss Virginia Braun of Ix'lghton spent Kamrdiiy afternoon nnd Bun­ day with her friend. MIm Ethol Har­ per. r ' Miss HnSel Curtis Is 'spcndlc*; n The New Clonk for Spring is lhe cloak with a alight flare* Ijelow lhe wnist, and lhe length is much shorter- There nn* jnsny charming houses In Grand Rapids, unit trim-' minx hats for Mrs. Allicrt Parker's milliner)* opening. She will assist Mrs. Parker with her store work this spring. Mrs. John Flnkbelner -xiflted her son Herman Brown and family and her daughter. Mrs. Olla Morgan and huskind a few days last Week. .......... V. Swift. Frank Ia*c, H. G. effects in collars, yokes amt sleeves, while in weaves All the latest styles and materials ol cloth are shown at this Splendid Store. The showing includes both lhe extreme and modified styles in crest lho Democratic banquet at Grund Itaplds Tuesday evening. " Miss Minnie Dietrich came home variety The malerials nre Rpongea, Wool and fancy Crepes. Gatebnl.lines, Shepard Checks, Ratines amtatnany novelty Suitings— .That’s What Every One Says Who Tries Black Silk Stove Polish ON'T Imaelne for a moment that uZ/brands of Move polish are the mow. Don't set ilia Idea that to keep a nice glossy shine on your store >ou must l.lar-lr'lt —ll* D Black Silk Score t'oliih dealer Is author him to ,//•«.> r'*r by the same formula and sold under one onlva coat or two of n kind, but many kinds to choose from and $6.00 $8.00 number friends. Dr. A. ta Taylor nnd Dr. Amon Hanlon were In Hartings Wednes­ day Io meet with the pension board of rxiimlnrm $15.00 $10.00 Black Silk Stove Polish Works, Sterling, ILL M. Hinkley nnd family In . D. Johnson Ih tuascilng with tho la grippe having boon cnntlned l<r the 91-00 House Dresses 75c 8c Unbleached Muslin 5 3-4c 12c Bleached Muslin Large aMortnient of Women's Honse Drews made ol pretty |>erc*le nnd gingham— former price fl.(D. Sale price A greal Bargain—regular price s cents. Sale Two different Limit—one a fine soft cambric, the other a heavier quality— but both sell reg­ ularly everywhere nt 12cts. Sale Ihice price 75c 5Mc 25 cent Coraet Cover Kinbtnidcry......... 15c large size lace Curtains, one curtain being large enough for a window—'Xi cents fibttrtain or $1.00 per pair. 2 boxes Bert Matches—why pay more’.... Sc Corn Flakes, pef package.. Sc 3 lbs. Dried reaches..................... 25c !t ilx. large Raisin*............. . 25c 3 Cus Salmon. . 25c A few Winter Cloaks left, Excellent quality. 8y,c 1 Hl Cocoa, in a quart Mason fruit can . Men's 10 cent sox. heavy, only <«* O'nart Can Prepare*! Mustard ■ 8 lbs. Good Rice (partially broken).. 5c 25c . 22 rent Coffee........... • 2jc .17c U il«. Best Quality Crackers...................... 17c tart Wrdnr-duy. A Shine He will spend a hi ner's Sunday School cbm* of tho Congn-gatlonnl ebun h were entertained nl tho home of All** Bernice Clark 3 lbs, Best Quality Ginger bnaps...., 3 lbs. Best Quality Graham XVaferk -^0c x5c Wontrn's fine buttoned dress shoe, nice shape­ ly last, new sylc . .....__ $1.98 Men's Rnblter Boot*........ $2.40 large assortment Embroider*.. some wry wide other, narrower l>nt every piece n bargain, sale price ...^ . . 10c 2Sc 40 cent Broom* b cent White <luting ..I.. 6 3-4c Eeflal JWwiliR«Mt$ r CuKWrll of l-ike Odessa; won i>ltltt if* VTION luntay night and Hundsiy ORDER FOR 1 UIH.I4ATION. Sliter. । Stale of Michigan.' lhe probate Hcirporlorcutt, Sr., has been sick court for the county of Barry. iimonla. , At a sesalon of said court, held at VanllouloZnnd family are I 0,0 2»ro»»atn office. In Hie city of HasMixa Olive Walker spent Sunday nt lannouien ami lainiG ;j‘;]ting*. In Slid county, on lhe eleventh rnoung Into lho room* •r home In Nashville. <*"'.llar<>f March A. D. 1914. Present: lion. Chas. Mk Mark. ft.itiird.iy' und Sunday with bin par­ - K. J. MeNangh- Hila writing. In tho (talks Egxmnun spent ftaiurdAT night and Sunday with Phebc Slater. Ilowiln Norcutt aprnt Bunday With Mabel Smith. Mrs. Z. Itohbln'i nnd family spent social time. Al> Connell I!. M. Kgxcrman < In Carlinn. Monday. i irderrd. SORTH HOPE AUCTION SALE Having deided to change my locality, I will sell at public auc­ tion at the John CrKetcham farm 2 miles cast nnd Vz mile north of Woodland Center on Monday, March 23 ’14 Sale to begin at ten o’clock. ike. ruM-d, trim will m.ik«* u turn about x on List Tuesday gettlni; there nt the iiy's f irm mid pro iH-Klnninx of tho noon hour with »<»ds thia week. Elljlall <.f Shultx spent Hunday at great blx baskets, etc, -f dinner and tatlng with lho kiddles and the The parents and grandEngi ne l>e< k h»« ptirchnsod a fine teacher. tmrents of the children t« the ntim1 drilling nnr:.o. | Oscar FreeheWht - of York state |!iml U. Wurm of Bhultz called on havo a good limo judging by tho earfriomis here Saturday. i Geo. Itansum and wife of Routhf 1 Rutland Sfw-ht Sunday with the form- MlM Bristol will not want such n Ing a cousin Mm. Myra Baker ot Alll- other day. Tho newly wedded couple, Mr. and Mra. Zannlo -Brown were called up. attended u nn Thursday of last week I>y u com­ of sixteen of tho old acquaint-1 party at r of Kist pany ances from Barry. They did tho iron-1 r-rouaithlng and brought their din­ ners. IOC course they had a rood I offer the following property. Ml* Martha Hull l>< assisting Mrs. I sprint* upon Mr. und Mn. Brown. A company of. forty-nix old nnd young. , fellow cniacnH ot tno rino i*iko comHastings I munlty met nt tho Brown house nnd Fay Hull and HORSES. Iron A«e. -aimrw ridinx cultivator sentinr Mr. nnd Mrs. Brown with a Single I in mens Riding f.ulr plow, u al king plow .i alight token of tho esteem with which they are regarded among those present. • Mrs. IL C. Pickworth ta reported ns rapidly failing. She is ut the day on business. homo of her daughter Mra. Will B. Hamilton. I’oatomvillo. Battle Cr^ek. -Word Is received that our esteem­ School Report. । Report of Bristol school >fnr tho ed friend Ruse Jones, of Urbandale, who has been in falling health for month ending Feb. 27. 2•! I. i some time 1s not expected to live, but | No. of day* taught. 20. a short time. W. H. Fish, J. J. Fish and C. E. Paul drove tu Ilattlo Creek on Bunboys enrolled. IS. J-outaa Luquay. of South Ave.. Battle Total enrollment. 37. homo built when the city Those neither tardy nor absent dur­ old family in Ita Infancy. Mra. K was past ing the month were*. Harold Conk­ was eighty years of agr. Her youthful lin, Albert x'unkuii. Deal!* Conklin, were spent ih our neighborhood Ktta Smith, P.oy Smith. Ralph Smith, days on what Is now tn<* John Hall farm, Willard VunSyckle. Edith VanSyckle. She left many relative* In this, and Delm>>nt-Webster, Percy Webster. Hi­ da Tuttle, I>ce Johnson," Helen Bris- other parts of lhe state. \V- S. Pot­ ter and Rev. Phelps, neighbors of the j Tlu, perfect upellers for the month dccascd officiated.at the funeral. In­ terment In nearby OakhIU cemetery. were ILirotd 'Conklin. Albert Conklin. . Herbert Burdick was on our atrfcia i Ktta Smith, Edith VnnByckle. Ralph on Monday. . | Smith. . IL Brlnlnaiooi and wife nre visiting Aland* Cortrlght, teacher. relatives In Urbandale this week. Geo. Gnsoer Intends Ja build a barn this apr|ng. GI.ASS CREEK. sick with plrurabpilnnmonl.i Is a (it- Durham calf, a month* okl KflEEP, HOGS, ETC. Some with Until* by their sM«< Oxford rant Colli? dox ' FARM TOOIJ«. Kliideliakrr wagon, wltlo lire 3 Inch, good <me Cluimplon binder. G ft. cut CORN. I'ODIir.lt. ETC. About 200 bu-Jicls of corn Homo liny, about :t ton* Some ta*nn i«hU Dump rake Lunch at noon. Shelter for horses if it storms. zNif Qrslrks 1 erms OL oaie. AI1 sums Of $500 and Under cash. Over that amount 8 months time will be given on good bankable notes with inter­ est at slx per cent No goods to be removed until settled for. HF. C. GRIFFEN, Proprietor Col. W. H. Couch AUCTIONEER S. C. VAN HOUTEN F. F. HILBERT CLERKS FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. rha Darby *• intf vacation. lho forenoon, at said probate office, be mid Is hereby appointed for hear­ ing said peillton: It Is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be* given by publication •if ft copy of this order, for three suc- la >f Kumalu rntil Monday with Mr. mol Mrs. I>. Af< Calliini. t.'lnml Hammond <)tt<> Every Drop" linmo. Pr.inshka and * Scitool Report. Esther Cronk spent from Friday Report nf Guy school for month till Siindny with her parents ut ending March G, 1#14. । Quimby. No. ot Hays taught. 20. । Rena Murton Of Grass Lake visited Total ftitcndftnce. 119.5. I her mint Mra. Mary Havens from Average dally attendance. 9.4.. Thuradiiy till Monday. Nu. of boys enrolled, 4. W. A. K»-rr U in Chicago this wtfk. No. girls enrolled. #. • Burn Sunday to Ray Erwny End Total ehroUment, 10. wifc.mn » lb. daughl*f« Percentage of attendance. 94.7. l>ilur and Glenns Osgood, Ger­ Those neither tardy nor absent trude Anders and Doris Hayward spent Friday night and Saturday were Byron Guy and Lydia Guy. Lelah Bahs, teacher. with GSna Whittemore and attended 1 RANKER WANT ADVS. PAY. Hidiool Report. , hearing, in *fho Hastings Banner, a Report of Kingsley school for the newspaper-prlnlbd find circulated In monih ending March G. 1911. raid coumy. • No. days taught, J H. i CHAS. M. MACK. Total altendmuc, 211. ',,, , , „ of 1 rolw’°* Average dully attendance, 17.92. jRMA C. EGGLESTON. ‘ Rexlstor of Probata. Total enrollment, 12. [ue copy._____ •_________________ i Those neither absent nor tardy: Lucilo KUdlngcr. Evelyn Winslow, j ORDER FOR PUBLICATION, Leon Winslow. Albert Klbllnger. Ivan Rtato of Michigan, the Probaln Campbell, Huth Knowles, Dale Wins­ Court for the County of Barry. low and Edna Winslow. At a session of said court, held nt Roll of honor: Edna Winslow, the probate office, in lhe city of Has­ Ruth Knowles. Ivan Campbell. The. eighth grade nre reviewing tings, In said connty. on tho eleventh United Stalos history and have near­ Present: lion.' Chas. M. Mack. ly finished geography, iigrlciiltur'e a , mid grammar. The Vision of Sic Judge of Probate. tho Thn fifth grade have finished thtlr - ,fiuua I-,. ......... arithmetic and nre reading Tho King ed in said court her petition praylng of The Golden River. Melvin Campbell visited school one that tho administration of said estate may be granted to Wm. E. Holes, or to some other suitable person. Jt is Ordered, That the third dent Wilson. ’ o'clock In the forenoon, at said pro­ bate office, bo and ta hereby appolntcd for hearing said petition; It Is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication* of a copy of thto order, for three suc­ cessive weeks previous to said day of hearing. In the Hastings Banner a newspaper printed and clrculatod In Our big Harmony Laboratories In said county. CHAS. M. MACK, Boston have caught up with thelf orJudge ot Probate. ELLA C. EGGLESTON. appoint any Register of Probate. Hair -Bequll A true copy.................... 4 wkii your friends to use it. Wo can now Illi all demands, even It It becomes ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. State of Michigan. Tho Probate Harmony Hair BeautHier la just Court for the County at Horry. At a session ot said court, held at the probate office. In the city of Has­ dainty, rose-perfumed liquid dress- tings. In aafd county, on the . third, i day of March. A. D. 1914. ।and brightness, wavy softness, rich Present: Hon. Chas.; M. Mack, Ibeauty.' Kaay to apply—simply Judge of Probata. /> ।sprinkle n little on your hair eat*h In lhe Matter ot the Estate ot itime before brushing IL Contains no Franklin A. Durfee, deceased. .nil, and will not change .color of the A. N. Williams having filed tn Mid hair, nor darken gray hair. court hls petition praying thut-admlnTo ke^p your hair and aeatp dand- Utrntlon of said estate may bo grant­ ruff-freo' and clean, use Harmony ed to Philo A. Sheldon or to aomo Shampoo. This pure liquid sham­ other suitable person. poo given an instantaneous rich tatbIt is Ordered. That the 30lh day ir that immediately penetrates to ev­ ery part of hair and scalp, Insuring the forenoon, at said probata offlcc. a quick and thorough cleansing. bo and Is hereby appointed for hear­ Washed off just as quickly, the entire ing said pstltion: It Is Further Ordered, That public Contains nothin* that can harm tha notice thereof be given by publication hair; leaves no harahneaa or ntkki- of a copy of this order, for three sue-1 news—Ju«t a. swcct-amelting deaull- cesstve wGtks prevlpus to said day of hearing, tn tho Hastings BANNER, a Both preparations come In odd­ newspaper prlntfd and circulated In shaped, very ornamental bottles, with said county. sprinkler tops. Harmony Hair BeauCHAfl. M. MACK. tiller. 21.00.. Harmony Shampoo, 50c. Judge of Probate. Both guaranteed to satisfy you In »v- elia c. EaaucaroN, . cry way, or your money buck. Sold RegisUr ctf Probata. . . A true copy ' 4-wke Store*, and in thia town only by.n>~There’s nothin* so good for a aare throat as Dr. Th anion' Eclectio OH BANNER WANT ARVS. PAY. Cures It In a few hours Relieves any BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. - WE CAN NOW SUPPLY THIS HAIR PREPARATION � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-03-26.pdf 91ac6290652c7b7dc3e1acd65163ae3d PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MARCH 26,1914 20 PAGES & Riede Grand BANNER. DOESN'T BARRY Last ;/ mimion Rcady«to-Wcar Department, Wcickgenant & Riede the refreshments, enjoyir t-venl which really marked I ginning of spring openings u tivnls in Hnslings. • Inning the puM few' week big force of workmen have been engaged in the different ■ iin-nls of (his big store, remi ruing, reilnishing and in every w y improving.the beauty and eflh-i ncy of the store. roads fund. Al Hid raining election, uilo r ruunlies will jiiin ihe rank? MR. 0. 0. VANDERCOOK IS of the live tmcsJ Tinroad* F. E. ELLSWORTH, OF ALMA. WANTS $2,500 ANNUALLY CHOSEN AS COUNTY SECRETARY fund this year will lH-.*we|)f.,| by 11«. addition of Ihe ta» l>l:irn| on niotorcars. BArry cqiriity automobile owners, urtfiirdhta (<• P. T. Colgrove. Higher Salaries Paid all uverjSlnlr fgimes Very Highly Jleeonmir:•ndctl will iniy opt in-Hm.T'-- luuney aimul hy-MatA Orgtlnl/alion. Fur High Type of • «Begiuf\Vork April 1. Eiliirulors. building, .Cyder Ihe county The lioanl of cduralinn will hold , The Barry County V. M. ( system' IbU piniu-y would l>e a meeting on Saturday c<4i*id-ar stork is now taking dellnitc f for trunk lipa highways. The The following County C-nnim few years Will w Slime tie­ city schools for tin- i-nsuinJ year. has been chosen': Alien Join ins at|vanBemriiis m the Some linn- ago W. E. Conkling, who Kellar Stem. T. J. Pot tar. H. ng of good wants. In audition Ims held that office for Iwo yeais.Bules. M. L. Cook. Emil Tyih-n sums received from hutnnin- miiiouiiccd (hat In* would irt>l 'again E. C. Edmonds, of Hastings; Chi wuers. inonlra railed by road apply for Ihe position. Based'upon Parker, Herbert Benewn mid under .the general -t.iiule go Hie belief Hint the-policy of chang­ Nelson, Middleville; C. A. Hnugl he roMTundj ing HUperilitendenls sb often ii det­ U'. l-iiriiiss. Frank iJ'iilz and I rimental to our schools. MKer-.il Hlnsner, Nashville. . This commliuh' mel with ? requesting Ilin board of educiitiim Secretary Howe. Munday afteri and completed their orgaiiiralln ling. Between two and three huuelecting the following oflicers: President—M. L. Cook. mid almost all of the -Jiigh sciimit student.* have signed these p»-ti-> lions. ; . .Secretary—C. A. Hough, Nai The bonnl of education believe Treasurer—Aln-n Jolmsoq. EFFIE lUBBIi: MAKE I hat a change in siiporiilbmdency is In addition to this the rmi iVE FIGBT T« SUPPORT desirable, but whether Hint lime i« si'lecli'd a bounty .M-crelar>-. FAMD.V. ripe has not yet been decidul. I he C. VlilldeiciHik of Colilwablinibb-iiis (o In* solved IffWir sch-iils Vmidcrcook is a graduate of are problehis which ought to have IHILO IS 9 YEARS, been solved some time nao. The uu experienced man in work, hi the mime line IE YOUNGEST 3 MOUTHS member* of the lH>:ud fee! IUnl a IIPPLEO MOTHER OF , SIX W FFISIOt and us heartily Dry Goods Department, Wcickgenant & Riede Store The biggest change has taken with latest modern tiling systems. place in Ihe main store—tha dry They have also added a lai-- filing gniHis department. Thr ffiii stair­ ii-ubinei fur dres#, coat ami suit pntway up tn thr Cloak mid Suit. teriM. 't he bilges nliove Ihe shelv­ Millinery mid Carpel depm-lnn-nl ing were handsoiiii-ly decorated w;is lorn out mid roplaced by mi wilb Howers andj-liiiinm-niig dry­ artistic open stairway leading up goods mnlerials. The whole of this Io Ihe elevated office m Ihe n-ar of; department was very, attractive. the iiiaiti Hour anil thence to the' In the grix-cry department a sim­ Boor alsne. Entire new shelving, ilar i liaiiu.- ha- taken place. New llnishi-d in golden oak. was built lh-| shelves, wey paper and paint romentire length of the store on eitheri plelely transfoinn-d Ihe whole in­ side. New counters mid some oilier terior and with the added now arHew >-quiptlH*llls Wen- added. The rangvim-nt of stock this depart­ ofllro lin* been newly funiish>-dl ment made* a pretty appearance. recommended bring about by NUMBER 48 BEING EOISIDEREO Prinniscs to Be a Memorable Event. Roads Fluid. There are 54 li-nntira i'n this PETITIONS SIGNED ASKING . COUNTY COMMITTEE ORGANIZA­ *laic\al prrtept.-Hie county BOARD TO RETAIN MIL TION PERFECTED AT MEET­ roads system, ■and they are using CONKI.ING'S SERVICES. INK MONDAY., large sum* from ‘ Ihe slate pood . Tho formal opening of the big now remodelli-ii .dciinrlmonr shire uf Weii-kgoiinnl and Rii-de lost Fri­ day evening in tin.* city was u spli-ndid success from overy iioiiit of view. Promptly at 7:30 o'clock the doors opened upon ns beautifiil decoratimi* and arrainnununts a* are usually seen in tho finest big city stores. Hundred.* listened Io Iho on-liestra mush' and partook of) PART ONE-1 TO 8 Banquet of the Barry County'Republican Club Tuesday Night, March 31 CO. USE THIS $30,000 41 Lirrnw Money, Whi< h thir Motor­ Car <»u iicfn ?a.' into Good TRY BANNER WANTS If Von Wish to 8el1 or Buy, Beeaaa* Everybody Read* The BANNER. the necessary changes. Two More Congressmen‘ (Fordney and Mclgiughlin) Have Been Secured as SpeakerS­ The Banquet of Ihe Bart-y Conn-' number can he wry nicely acron ■niiig promises to hr the nm-t. yarimi* roninijli-es. Tuc.-ulay even-' •I'essful affair of. it* kind >v--r ing it dcvel<qiAd't1i4t something over ' Ginn ticket* had already been sold, I and iumiy-who had tickets to -••II, illidil a* yet made no repoit. From' more Coi •ured as | Ihi* it woid.I appear that the largo ilnilgrra-mnu, Jaginaw. Coiigrc it i* ii matter «»f loib.- (Hissible for the ladies Io altefid I til.. 11 ■ I . ■ a . . . I .... ....... ...nl ..f ,1... lh.it Coiigr>***iiinn.|-*orilney niijl^M*n-! geliing up tin* Banquet regret ■qienk nt a lli-piibliean Bnnqm-l in loriimi large enough !■» jtcenmmnAdnjui. Wednesday nigjil, April l-lJdale everyone who wutifq like to and Sennlor Smith prev;ii|>-j*yp.>ir attend.tbi- ltanqii*-t—Indie* :i- well 4’.ongre«sm:in Fonlirey to ncFilTn- a* gi-nllriii*n. puny him hi llnslmgs for the Ban-1 Al the meeting of the C<>i)miit!oo* ’• — Tih’nln ’ veiling, a n«-w Coinniitt'i* of P. A. Sltelilvq. Judge l.ermder Ream was np.... —„ . Ionia lifter the old soldfcerned: ' . <-i< and Lincoln voters. Seal* in •'The New CriiMulc”-*-Ilon Arl|i<H*will I..- piuyid-d for them. -iAH'-oId *«»ldier.* and Lincoln voter* | desiring wins should arrange fur III- Grand Rapids Herald/-^-'"" their tickets a* early as |H>**ible. -rhe Anil Democratic Voir' and lie on hand early Ihe night of Hon. Igiwn-nce V. Sherman, f. I the Banquet. Senator from Illinois.' raoii a* the Banquet i« over, “The Itcpuhliran Party In Michi(aides will nil l»- removed. nan"—Hon Win. M. . Smith. of St Michigan. “Repiibllraii Prospecls"—Hon. Horace M, Tmvnor. Congressman more ticket* holders who ran li-L hr the aim «<f nil lose cuinihg from a distance. Arrangements have been made Fordney of Saginaw. Congn-i I.nte Rccd Biddle. Her lluslmnd. a change, they summoned Io Hast­ Hih District. Michigan. Remarks—Hon. Jnnie* - iH-caiion. If Suffered lU-lhulih Ulrr ings F. E. Ellsworth, superintendent Laughlin Muskegon. Emigre of Alma schools. Alma is n town • Sun-Strut c. Michigan. ing prqmise* t A in-iiiorable cmisidernldy smaller I linn Hastings. will win the cdntldencoand good will The first applicant fora mcither's liquet will be lield'lp lh<- iiffo. • parlors of the MeHindi-vl I Thu*" who h; loves this work and we feel sun­ pension 'in Barry Coiiniy i- Mrs. annual salary of $J.non. I IIIndira of that chinch 1 th>-ab' of lick EHie Biddle, a crippl-au<l niolhei will be successful with his under­ of six children. H'-t liiHband. Bred salary' ”f i- Ho- Bnnqiiei. which i».re|ibYl al niii iannually. taking in Barry Co. We are especially imprerttei’ with well titkeh i Tren.-nrer of the Barry County Hr High salaries an* being paid all arrangement! Hie way he enters ii|ion hi.i duties. buried in .Middleville enre of. He desires to make his work pen i- Bells, of Hastings oil tendents who -are good school tn wtnrt tin* mient rather than spectacular; to Biddle was only 31 .yen managers. The (own of Unit, for :Uk> ticket have it fruit in a high type of mnnWhich lol i. instance, with a population-of •t.'.'iM hood and Character ' in Hu? boys, pays a salary of There is no i among whom lie will lalior. He doubt but that Hastings must, if we I feel* that Barry Co. offer* excC|i- hard labor in the heal. tional opportunities for a County willing l<> pay mill'll Y. M. C. A., unit Hint the auspicious sun-slroke hud dr liegiiming of the movement here will give it nn impetus that cannot cd hard In support In- family. He became custodian of Hie first ward •eonnmy to do so. fail‘of good rraulls. We are sure that, for Hie sake or park. He was* onakh- io perform Frank ('.ogAwcII. ; dinner will be iu-rvi-il by tin' Maple the future good of- Barry Co., all of the duties liiu-elf, so his Barry County Ministers Io Meet. Having decided to quit farming '•/rove M. E. Aid Society. Shelter thi-re will be n hearty coop.-latum mid engage in nfber litisiness, Frank I for, liorara if il4>|onns. The list utseal factory every day, assisted him "" —1 - — eludes a goinBwnrk mare, Holstein will hold nn adjourned meeting in by the good people of Harry Co. with his work in the park in Hie the M. E. church next Monday nt Hie H. M. Hale* place, the tirsi covv, Short horn heifer registered. U The best crop we can raise in Bnr- evening-. Her maiden mum- was place nortliwesl of the Matthew.* steers, i other heifers. 2H grade Effie E. Winks, and •he resided in morning, March school house, on sec. 3, Hutlmul Shmp ow>-s .8 head of swine, some East Caledonia. They -were mar­ Further plans :i nrr In h< township. Church-SuiKlay o Mr. Cogswell -will imultry. snmi- -grain, farm tools. faithful Christian men, who will ried in 1001. When Mr. Biddles sell two goods inifr'es/' new'hiilch give due empliasis'in their live* to health became mi poor that he could row. some Chickens, farm tools. •*»n page IH for full -particular*. clean mid manly character, mid who no lunger do anything, he was tak­ wagon, carriage, cqller. new linrwill know Hint no life can bo n en into the ho his sister, Mrs. Ministerial .Association is In cnnie niw*, -love uiul mapyjithi'r nrlh-les? William II. Hay ward, Adm. sueves* which is lived to and tor Oil. Couch will cry Hie sale which one's self alone, but who will foci he died. will commence at I o'clock sharp. Mrs. Blddh-. who has a crippbil (hat they must think of plan and Lunch for those coming from a dis-! Into George Hayward, of Orange­ Signed. limb, made a brave tight to keep ville. William B. Hayward will have Maurice Grit her large family »f little children the auction sale iidvertisemenl ini a special Administrators Auction together, mid she succeeded wilh । Sale at^llie Hii>wnrd fm'-rti, 2» miles rhi- issue. the aid of li.-r own efforts mid |CHANGES IN M. C. R. R. northwest of liettou, on sec. 25. JUDGE SMITH'S Ihrough lie- LiniliiUM of slrmigei> Orangeville township. It will bo mi WAY FREIGHT SERVICES all day sab', and t'ol Ros* Burdick IN CASE OF RYAN VS. RYAN and some ns.-i«lan< e from the coun­ Because of poor health. Tom J. will lijuJlie auctioneer. “Heap Big ty/ Her olde-t child is uiue year* Norris will have an auction sale al old, Ihe yoiingrat three months (■rand Rapids mid Jackson Train hl* plarc one-half mile w»i*t of Hie Lunch nt noon.'’ A tln« list nf Plaintiff. Mrs. Mary Ryan, Award­ Hev. Mr. Bells, pastor of the Bap­ horses, cattle, hogs, sheep will be Crew Will Change al Brick church, section I". Baltimore. offered for sale, in adidlion to a tist church, of which the Biddles ed xl.tit In Action Against Hastings. were nu'iHbers. has been active in large lot of farm implements, tU'jd Divorced lluslmnd. looking after Hie welfare of Ihe Important' changes in Hie servi- Henry Flannery will be ihe'nurjjuu- the auction Jalo advertisement in Judge Clement Smith has handed family. He say-Hint Ihe present <>( ••••r. Mr. Norris offers a roan livin'. this issue for furthrF-particulars. down an opinion in which he a cow to Ihe family would he une of •J cows. M>me good fann tools mid awards Mrs. Mary Hyan 81311 and Ihe best gift* they cnijld werive. other articles. Lunch for those Waller Kcrfnlc. . mode iiecau-e the increase in busi­ coming from a distance. Kheltoi Walter Kengle has raid his farm brought ngniusl John IlyaiL her di­ ness along'Ihe line required s» for horses in case of Monti. See vorced huslmnd. now in the Kala­ CARLTON WILL HAVE AN­ much tinm Tor switching that ti He- adv. on another pogo for fulj, mazoo stale hospital. Io recover i farm mile* rii.*|. qf lluslinpt-oii OTHER MILE GOOD ROADS change in schedule was ni-iwxsary I particulars. •-----------------------, the ('.■•liter Hoad and I mile south costs in mi unusual slate of affair*. The eiisl-liound way freight is slip|-jios E. Wid I oil anil mile west of Marlin church When Mr aind Mrs. Ryan were posed tn arrive here al half past . .hul o'clock. No Owing-tn Iho death of hi* wife.; mi section.' P.'. tfa«IJ-(mi twp- tale divorced several years ago. Mrs. Enterprising Farmers Headed by eight switching will be I don- at the slatimi* unlit llu-lmg- Ln- E Walton will have an ufirbrain nt one (-. . \\. H. Hyan was awarded one half of an George Hatch, Raised $809 in is reached Hie crew will d<> -witch- t'«u sale ul hi* farm lour jiulo>l,(.mu'h will* ry. th- *,(!'•. Lunch for 80-arre farm. Some time after the Cash and First Claim Noles. ing here and return west nt eleven *"iHli of Barryvill- church, two mung from a di-tnnee. I he legal separation, Mrs. Hyatt went What enterprising fanners can o'chH'k. doing swih hiiig on the way niilra west and hack to her former husband's domi­ mile south of i*l mehide* . cile and kept Iioumi for him. In do in the way of building good 1to Grand Rapid*. Th- west-lwundI Mapl" Grove center *«le b> begin, iiirlu gram and smno ■ ' - ■ ' -• • N,» bC-bidduig. <.o|J tool*. order to build a housi- Hiey placed stale reward road*, was well dem­ nt i... ii... — >...■ ,.,i<11...lite.. a mortgage, on Ihe whole Mil acres. onstrated in Carlton. Georgr Halcluone of tho hustling Wurm sniotlhT page for full pnfltculars. They built the house on Mr. Hyan'* men of Hint township, conceived the ' eighty qerra, and used some of Mr*. lotto. Tin- eusi-hiiiiiid freight is ।------.————----- ——————— '■ ■-------------'.———•—- • '' Ryans money with whioli to buy idea of having a Slate Reward road CANDIDATES MOST NOW - -HAS ACCEPTED AGENCY slock. In return. Mr. Ryan promis­ built along Hie ninth aldo of sec. 17. ed to give Mrs. Hyan a joint deed to The llrst man hr approached with ville and Vermontville. FILE EXPENSE STATEMENTS FOR RED AUTOMOBILES hi.* to acres. He never did so. Af­ his subscription paper was Fred terwards he was committed to the Studt, who lieade.1 the list with .3™ S . .................... - «-> ■* III-.me u-ylvim. In order to re­ 8100. Ainmig 'her contributor^ cover the amount of her invest­ that we hear of were George Halrh. One of Hie .lack-m crews .remain ( lhLsArr> Important Carlton. Will lx* Glad. Io Meet ments Mrs. Hyan began legal action. 850/Chas. Cheney. 850; Frank Alhere over night. Statute. i Pnoqiecthr Auto Htijcrs. lording, 85<»: Mo.-- Frye, 825. The Bubscriplioii list wa* taken All irah.. Wil........ ... . ....... •• • H.I"T »«l«. "I Goes to State Hospital. to Lake Odessa, where’ tho mer­ Zrv ..amb^X'^mX’ o?'ak-nlhc agency foe County Surveyor Lee S. Cobb, chant* of that town subscribed 8300. who has been -affiicted with n all but 8-.M we understand being in | mental malady during tho Inst few 825 subscriptions, although tho road FIRST PAGE OF SECTION THREE -wm,■ . - Beu ill.- l-ifllr" is n-cognized as months, was taken to tho slate hos­ is 5 miles from l.ake Odessa. .ie of (tie very 1iest marhiues on DEVOTED TO MILLINERY ADV. The total ainoiinl raised was 8800. pital in Knlnmiizoo on Tuesday. Mr. \\ui v ji’.iitfiuer of ii i'i.d'ii'ii’;rti C.'III- l,"‘ «U»’* best frWpU. of .................. . win!,,, i" .I..,Cobh realized hi* rnndilion some II is estimated Ijjnt it will cost time ago and went <»f his own free about 8IJ>00 to build this mile of ■ ........... ..i.M.ii.kii -ii. ,,rioG'*n Hi* in. , .... will Io tho slate unRorsity hospital. Slate Reword road. With the <800 Nearly Every Millinery In Ihe City :.-S.n S^aSnwUldn'MdaVsj Mr. Bagla invites anyone think- Five Auction Sales B1B Grocery Deportment, Wcickgenant & Riede Store Up Mairs are the two other de­ partments. From the stairway one enters direct into the Hcndy-to.wenr department. This room is nlwiut 25 by 50 feel and the floor is covered wifli a dark green vel­ vet carper. New •suit cabinets tiniMted in golden oak are around two sidra of the room, topped with b-dges for decorations. A line showing .of- millinery .occtlplea racks and millinery stands Ihrough the center of this room. Beyond the Heady-lo-vVoar de­ partment is a room about ihe same size where nil Ihe different grades of rugs and carpets are displayed in attractive array. A full% line of linoleums mid other floor coverings are also kept here. The proprietors are to lie congratulated upon the fine ap­ pearance of their new business home mid the BANNER smites with their many other friends in wishing them grand success. Band Appropriation Vote. Nrtt a little interest Js being ex­ pressed in Ihe proposed appropria­ tion of $325 annually for I lu ce years for public band coni'i-rts, which Ihe voters will consider nt the next election. The. cost each year will be less than one and one-half cents for every one hundred dollars of luxation, according to figure.* com­ piled by Supervisor Maus. The rate per thousand will be a trifle over II cents. The band must consist of 15 memlHTM. and 10 concerts must be given annually in public places in various parts of the city. The mu­ sicians (eel that this appropriation will encourage them greatly in their desirn to provide the community wilh good music. Saws Pine Lumber. Doubtless the first pile of pint lumln-r manufactured in Barry Co. in many years was sawed by John Tluling last week. It was’sawed from the trunks of seven beautiful pine trees which stood on a bluff overlooking the Thornapple river al Mie old Mead farm, in Rutland, now owned by Cy Belson. These trees wen- the survivors of the uine trees which grow scattered along Ihe river in pioneer days. The logs were very desirable mid the lumber was excellent in quality. Dance at Dowling. Dance at Barney Hall, Dowling. Saturday eve, March 28. Bill 50 cdOls. Music by Long Beach or­ chestra. Herrington & Babcock, proprietors.—Adv. Building Deer Park. Work was begun this Thursday Easter Millinery Opening. morning by Aidermen Lunn and Hil­ .Mrs. Carl Wespinter will hold her ton on tho doer pen in the city park. A resident in Kalamaioo has an­ Easter millinery opening Thursday. nounced tho gift of a do* to this Fridly and Saturday, March 26. 27 and-28, in tier millinery parlors up­ city. stairs in the Poatoffice building. As usual.she has a tasty assortment of G»» Houm Goke la a hot stylish hats.—Adv. . He returned home Vithin a few days, however, in such a weak con­ dition that it was necessary to move bitn in a wheel-chair. He has been in n very bad condition since his return. Dr*. Ixiwry and Tiininerman examined him and recom­ mended hi.* commilnl tn the asylum. Mr. Cobb was glad to go as ffi- was certain that (he care and medical attention he would receive there would insure a quick recovery. Mr. Cobb is 09 years old, and is one of the pioneers of this county. raised ami the *500 which will hr due from (he slate all that it will cost the people of the township, outside of the donors, is 8200. Mr. Hatch, we are informed, rais­ ed tne’rtilir.j mnomit; beside* con­ tributing 85(». for which ho is en­ titled tn a great deal of credit, a* are nil of the fanners for their good work. _____ Married nt (he Presbyterian Munsc. Mr. J. Frauklin Jone* of Assyria township, and Miss Grace I. Gutch­ ess of Castleton township, were united in marriage on Wednesday morning at the Presbyterian Manse, the Rev. Maurice Grigsby officiat­ ing. Mr. and Mr.*. Jones will make their’ homo in Assyria township. They have a host of friends who wish them a hearty Godspetxl. Agricultural Society Postponed. Tho next meeting of the officers and directors of the Barry County Agricultural Society has been port­ ioned from next Saturday until Saturday. April it. This will bn a very important meeting. The offi­ Hear.dslema al the Baptist church cers have some excellent thing* in sIomy for the (air. every night except’Saturday.—Adv. is Represented There With Opi-idng Announcement. I after iinv gcnel’d election 'whether ,I,g ',f inarhute to s*-e hpn. 1K-!mmn"'naiffi nh lX ,d*”- ’’V* :w‘' or striiO rtralinn’ in .’Xm- fr’4 ’ W.sMIand Kxchmigc -cf. i L wldrh In’ shall inv?. "Jl-hone nuinlmr-emi l.e found in his ' .‘-..L . I nr aiiiLld anv mon.w. inv- i adverti^hn'Ot illihis. Is.ur. which hihit of millinery ndveriisemenls' luiivrd or dy>bu»sod any money. pn«- also contains mor-- exleipiive iuforupon Ihe Hrst png'- of section three in the office W.f Hu.‘"I'tains mon* in this issue. These firms each iii-L-qg afemtl -the «•■<•. Bead his have artistic displays of nil the-lat­ ; county clerk. a .............. ........... adverliseuieuL for frtrtltiT particu­ est creations in stylish millinery. led account of H------------ ---------------------- lars. ; disImrsedJiy him for pominutirtii or Their patterns tire designed by skill­ expense*. ed ninnufarlurers and wlndeaalers elect inn oath of office or cnrUllcate of BRUBAKER & HOWE ESTABLISH I cresting and instructive (<> you to nomination may be given to any per­ PHOTO SHOP IN HASTINGS son who has not complied with the rend Jhdr advertisenuiuis. provisions of this act. Tfiese ac­ Messrs. Bruliakcr A Howe will counts nn* open to publicJnspeclInn. next Monday open a studio m the .lay Mead, the second ward grocer, There is.a hrav’y penalty for violat­ Stebbins block. Hastings. The Bnihas built-up one of the lihesl gro- ing this lawbuker Studio in Grand Rapid* has eery trades any one could ask to . --------------------------------Inng been known for the high quulhave. Jay is always alive and; Mr. mid Mrs. J. IL Norris, of ily <>f ils photograph work, and in looking after ..the interests <>C his < Comstock, returned to their home coming (« our city It is safe tolwy burtomers us well as his own. Ii>-1 Friday after caring for their hroth- that they will maintain thi« repula. moat always has something special er. Tom Norris, of Baltimore, who Hon, They quote reasonable prices tn offer. This week he is offering has been ill, hut is now cotivM^i- and guarantee satixfactory wwl.. bargaTns. Bead his adv. on page 3. cent. Bead their adv. in another column. �THE BA MARtji M fMfc I PERSONAL MENTION J WORK SHOES Every man who has rough, heavy work to do, will be in­ terested in our line of Work Shoes, because the lines we carry are made by the most reliable concerns in the world that make a SPECIALTY of making work shoes. We carry Harsh and Edmonds, “Lion Brand” and the Rindge, Kalmbach and Logie lines. Every detail that will make these work shoes BETTER, STRONGER and MORE DURABLE is carefully looked after, including the best leather, and the most careful workmanship. ESPECIAL attention is given to the question of FIT and COM- , FORT for the wearer. The old idea of coarse, heavy leather, and stiff, unyielding soles is done away with in the lines we carry, because they injure the feet. . We have the largest stock in the county for you to select from. We can FIT YOUR FEET with the BEST WEARING and MOST COMFORTABLE work shoes you can buy and WE’LL SAVE YOU MONEY on your purchase. We are here to MAKE GOOD. Prices $2, 2.25, 2.50, 2.75, and 3.00 Ironside Shoe Com pany Masonic Temple Building PHONE 176 HASTINGS, MICH. Itaxting* Grange Meeting. ‘/The meetings of Hasting* Grange, EASTE.R TIME Wening* of the Ural. third and fifth Monday* in each month in the I. O. O. !■'. temple. Tho program for next Monday'* meeting follows: Song page 71. Gipngc Melodies. Holl Call—Response* wilh names of Michigan cities or town* with their Indian name*. * Recitali<m—Levi Payne. Charade*—Frances Olis, and We have a full line of Easter Post Cards priced from let. to 5ct. nice line of beautiful bromide cards at 5cta.—See them. » Other Cards—Comics, Pennants, City Views, Birthday, Wedding and Stork—let. to Sets. oUmcr Boyes' Special Easter Package “How much more would I have been worth as a citizen, or parent, if my mother would have been granted eipial suffrage.”—Mrs. R. M. Bate*. Recitation—Philo Olis. 10 Easter cards in envelope for Sets, no two alike. Easter napkinp and candies. ires Department Store AdtrrtLsrd Letters. Anthony Allen, Geo. Halsey, Sam Matthews, 8. T. Teeple, M. S. Wag­ ner. Mrs. Mary Hra<!li-<* Mr*. Mary U Hniilh.'Mr*. .Marie L. Haynie, Mr*. Kalliryiie Aubill. •What it.Mranl by Scicnlifli .Management"—W. H. Schantz. **Hou««-b<>hl Suggestion* for Spring”— Mrs. Payne. Hastings, Mich. ---- ■ -— ■ — । Miss Ethel O. Ward I* home on a leave of absence from her duties in the Kindergarten Department of Ihe Ohio State Institution for Foelile Minded, al Colunibu*. Ohio.1 convalescent from a serious illness, i Vbu will do yourself a kind nr** by iuijlng Wall Paper ul Mulholtends. Adi. Only “holin’* within reach of a hydrant" are insured in the “Citi-: zen* Mutual." Sec Maywood and1 save half.—Adv. AUCTION SALE Hiring sold my firm, I will hare an Auction Sale at the farm, 516 miles east of Hastlogs on the Hastings Center road, and 1 mile south and Vi mile west of tho Martin Church, tion 19, Castleton township. This sale will take place on on sec­ Monday, March 30 ’14 Commencing at I O’clock p. m. I offer the following: Cattle Farm Tools Durham cow, 6 years old, due April a8. Durham cow, 6 year* old, giving milk, Aug. 44. Bone grinder lor poultry. due k These are extra good cows. Durham bull call, 6 months old. Double buggy. Run-about buggy. Bush scythe. •­ Scythe and Snath. Hogs Small tools used on (arm. Thoroughbred Poland-China sow, due now. *3 shoats, weight about ioo 2 Boar pigs, weight about ioo each. These are all ’thoroughbred Poland-China's from Robert Martin’s stock. . Quantity of hay in barn. Quantity of oats. Quantity of com. Farm Tools Hay ralfe. Hay and Grain lbs. each. Household Goods, Etc. ' Galloway cream separator, good condition. Will also sell some chairs and ot^pr house- 6-gallon barrel churn. hold good*. 5-tooth cultivator. Othpr articles not mentioned. Lunch for those coming from a distance Terms of Sale: months time will be given on good bankable notes with Inter­ est at tlx per cent No goods to be removed until tattled for. WALTER KEAGLE, Proprietor COL. W.H. COUCH, Auctioneer. c#k*Mra. Mih> Gets was in Grand Rap­ ids Tuesday. . Mra. ' ' ttlioll was in Grand Rapid* , Mra. Carl Waapinter wa* in Grand Rapid* Monday. Scio Beach was in Grand Rapids, Tuesday evening. Wallace Brawn visited relative* in Nashville Friday. Mr*. Clara Grace is visiting Lans­ ing friend* thia w<«k. Mr. and Mr*. Gail Beal were in Grand Rapid*. Baturday. 1 i‘td Hicks was homo from Bcldpig Kai unlay and Sunday. .Mra. Wm. Locher, of Woodland, was in the city Tuesday. Miss Edna Walkur returned Wed­ nesday from Three Rivers. Mias Haze] Round*, of Kalama­ zoo. spent Sunday al home. Jos. Pflug visited lb* mother and sisters in Grand Rapids last wek. Mr*. Cora Brown is \isiling her' sister In Grand Rapids this week. B. Q. Potter, of Jackson, was in the city Saturday calling mi friend*. Mrs. Glen Blake, of .Middleville, visited Mrs. Elry Tobias, Wednes­ day. .Mr*. George Myer* and sun Thom­ as are spending the week iu Battle Creek. . . F. C. Jane*, superintendent of the Belding school*, was in the city Saturday. . Miss Thelma Burch goes to Grand Rapid* Imlay to *pend a week with relative*. ■ Mrs. Goorce Martin, of Detrdit, is caring for her ibter, Mrs. Albert Hessmer. ’ Mrs. Ed. Tromainc. of Jackson, was the guest of Hastings friends last week. Miss Edna Church, of Ionia, ha* roKiiincd her work with Mr*. Carl Wrapinter. • Morri* H. Burton, of East Iguising. spent tho Week-end with Has­ tings' friends. Mr*. Charles Birdsall i* entertain­ ing her *i*tor,- Mis* Jausma, of Grand Rapids. Mis* Ann*bei{Campl*-ll. of Mid­ dleville. was the; guest of Mi** Belle Hicks. Tuesday/" Mr*. R. B. Rome, of Ypsilanti, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Maurice I .amble.', Mr. and Mra. John Gilding, of Banfh-ld. visited friends in (he city part of last week .Mis* FloreaaKfackmn, of Grand Rapid.*, visited Hr.*. Robert Bruch part of the past week. Emil Tyden, Of Evanston, BL came Wednesday to spend a week will) Hastings friend’. John Shepard, of Caledonia, was in the city Tufaday purchasing poultry of M. WAHick*. Mra. Anna B*a|M*n >* spending the week with her daughter, .Mr*. Wellman, of Halite Creek. Mr. and .Mr*. Oscar Hoag, of Grand Rapid*, were Sunday guests of Misses Ida and Jennie More. Mr*. M. R. Turner, of Lake Odes­ sa, spent TOesday *ud W<*lnesday with her sister. .Mrs. Weaver. Mis* Elizalieth Palmer, of Nash­ ville. is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Abbey. Mr*. Gertrude Dubridge and daughter. Rose, of Grand Rapids are spending the week with Mrs. E. A. Burton, Roy 5uppl Lansing visited hi* mother. Mr*. Cha*. Jensen, and other relatives Saturday and Sun- .Mrs. Donald VanZilo ami Mr*. Lawrence Colgrova and son Philip, returned Friday to their homes in Detroit. . Mrs. Anna Daveoport ami grand­ daughter. Miss Ada Bradley, go tn .Saline Saturday for a visit wilh Mrs. Emma llcnne. . Mrs. A. M. Hall and son Fntlcric of Belding, are expected Friday for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Field ami other rdaiives. Dr. Corbin, of Grand Rapid*, wa* called Monday to consult with Dr. Fuller concerning W. F. Hicks. Mr. Hicks is slowly improving. " Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Riede and family, of Charlotte, mnvisl their household good* here Tuesday and will reside in Mrs. Weissert's house on Walnut St. .Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Khfory of SI. Johns were the guests of Mr*. Chas Jensen part of last week. Mr*.' Kinney ami Mra. Jensen arc sislera. Mrs. John O*l>om came Saturday from Chicago, where sho has Im-cii spending the winter caring for her husband, who i* slowly- recovering from a long illm-ss. Keith Chidester and I.clnml Holly arrmnpaniiil by* several High School trnrhrra and pupils will at­ tend the Suli-1 >i«|riel cuntFsl al Ot­ sego Friday evening. Mis* Jo«i>phim- Anderson i* home from. Akley.Coibqfif, Grand Haven, for a week's xneation. She is ac­ companied by a friend, Miss l/iuisc Wlrr, of Imlinnapoll*. Mis* Itentrire Carrothera, who is nltcmling the Ypsilanti Normal col­ lege will return Itome Friday. f<< t|ie spring mention. 81m will Im accompanied by the Misses Kather­ ine Wasnik ami Irene Clement. EAST BAHRY. Will Be Required For Spring a The advent offspring always brings many new requirement*, and aajuaual we have endeavored to anticipate the wants of the ladies of this city and vicinity with a most complete assortment of staple goods and novelties. Our Spring lines embrace all that is latest and best, and you will find our prices very low. variety, ORp ZUu Colored Hand Bag*. black and color* Cflfl from $2 down to wUu Curtain materials, Mull*. Scrim*, etc. from 25c down to Nice line o( Beads, per string, 50c down Lace Curtain*, fine stylish pattern* fg ftft from 50c to. per pairVV»UU New lace collar>,*a nice line from $1 down to |Qq Pretty assortment of Hat Pins, from OCp $1.25 down to £Xvb Front Combsand Barrets, a splendid line from 75c down to |Ap Back Comb*, • nice Sl.7odownto.lUu Iftp IUv All our new line ol Sprit. Ubdaniw, Porou* Knit and Gauze ia now in and ready for your inspection. We al*o have our new line of Muslin Underwear. We cordially invite you to call and see it. Standard Patterns In Stock The W. E. Merritt Store Hastings, Michigan \ Phone 66 It Won’t Be Long z Until you will want some seed to sow that back lot. Either JUNE MAMMOTH ALSIKE, ALFALFA of even TIM­ OTHY SEED of which we have plenty'of the above kinds of SEEDS at all times. BARRY CO. has grown the best Clover Seed this year that it has grown for several years, and is equal to that grown in any state. Then why look elsewhere when you want pure SHED when we have it that is grown upon the BEST FARMS and by the BEST FARMERS ana tn the BEST STATE? I( you have SEED to cell bring me your cample*; or if you want to buy, call in and 1 will be pleased to show you SEEDS and at PRICES that you can afford to buy. Have all kind* of COAL and can give you prompt delivery. ■ Bran, Middlings and Hay. Also French’s White Lily Flour, $2.34 per ewt. LUKE WATERS, 8“KCyrcS:HHaatlngs, Mleh. Phone 150 Entertained NnalivlUe PylbbuM. About 25 member* of the Knights of Pythiu* lodge, of Nashville, were entertained by the local lodge on .Monday evening. Tho visitor*' de­ gree team, which Is one nf the best in the I’ythian fraternity in thi* state, conferred third rank upon Seymour Wright. B, L. Edmonds. Lotti* Barkley and Howard Alb-u. Light refreshments wen* served, 't he Nashville degree team has (wire in succession won I In- prize cup of the Western Michigan Pylliinn league. The tram will, compete for it again this season nt a mooting in Muskegon. If they win the cup again It is theirs. Mild (tew of Small Pox. Lnn McCarty, the Shultz mer­ chant. I* CohRncil to the home of Mr*. Erwin Fielil. nf South Rutland, wilh a mild atlark of small pox. Mr. McCarty recently returned from Florid* feeling unwell. On Monday he consulted I»r. Hr«le, of Prairieville, and Wax told that Im had a narrow ewano from (Pneumo­ nia. Later Dr. Hyde discovered that Mr. McCarty had developed a case of small [»<»x. The inemiirr* of Mr. McCarty's family were vaccinated. He was taken on Tilraday to Mrs. Field's home, which ha* been quar­ antined. Mr. McCarty is^blo to be nliout the house. NOTICE OF IIEMUNt; CLAIMS. Slate . of Michigan, co’iinty of Harry. **." . ; Notice i* hereby given. Hint tiy an nnler of the Prorate Court for the County of Barry, made on the 20th day of March. A. D. 1011, four months fmm that dale were allow- . eif for creditor* to present their claims Dimin*! Ihe estate of Ixxllwick A. Yerkley. bile of said coun­ ty. deceased, and that all crcdltm-s of said decoasMl nrc required tn present their claim* to said Probate Court, at the Probatp (Itljco in the City of Hasting*, for examination and allowance, on or before the 2dlh day of July next. and that such claim* will lie heani I •(fore said Court. on Monday the goth day of July next, at ten o'clock in the fore­ noon nf that day. Dated Marell 20th. A. D. 1011. CHARLES M. MACK. Judge uf Probate. Max Eirholz is very sick wilh appendicitis. Will Town is u victim of la grippe. Fred Kelly Un our street* buzx'Ing wood. Oro. Brewer and Homer Marshall are planning to build cwncnl silos this spring. Mra. Kale Burdick cnlertalm’d Ihe L A. 8. WnlnMdmr test. Only a small crowd was out. The place of meeting tor next tlfae will Im cough or col you -both decided on Irtrr. Nelson Willisnu has hired Selah Kesler Io work his fanu Imxt year. Mra. J 7 Malay wa* called Fri­ day to her «on Ray'* home imjIndiann by the imt-tou* illue** ofuerl __ __ little grandson, Who ia UOl expect- , I«<1 coush. 1 rar-nftmand ed Jo live. ■ Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. A few years ago they were called luxuries Nos they are modern necessitiest Klectrlo Flat Irons Electric Oorrae Percolators Electric Toaetere Electric Warming Pads You should not be without these very useful and necessary modern appliances, they are labor saving, healthful, economical to operate, they stimulate a good disposition they make happy homes, they are necessary to modern successful, healthy, clean, living We sell them on payments that make them easy to purchase. Call at the office and lot us show you these wonderful electrical dsvioea Thornapple Gao A Klaolrlo Co 'Phone No. 6. •ALWAYS RENDER BEAL BERVICEf �the ihsitnc.r BANsrn Minin m, ian, uloodland The Christian Endekvnr Society of Woodland has NMiured tlm ser­ vices of Rpv. Russell II. Breaily nf Hastings tn give his lectuni “Square With tha World,” nt tho (own litdl, Wednesday evening, March 2Gth. Mr. llready is ono of dim state's most talented lecliug-ra and comes most liighly recomtnend<*d. I'he proceeds of the leclurt- wiii go Io the C. K. Society. Mrf nnd Mrs. E. D. L-m.m-d. who have linen making a three months • i?it wilh relatives ,mi<l fih-nds in ASTER TIME i. New Life, the lime when everybody want, to be happy and enjoy the best of life. Our different pttrls of the stale, return­ ed to their -iiome in the village Spring Opening and Easter Sale beginning Saturday, March 28th, is going to make everybody glad. Our Kimday evening. store will be prettily decorated and we will show all the new styles olthc season. In addition to the efforts ‘ TIM Senior Class of tha High we have made to make it comfortable and spring like, we will show our Easier spirit in offering some rare values Kcho -I gave their ployi MT|jo New Womun." In a full hmtso nt Ihe in new garments, furnishing, and many other departments. Sale is for all next week. Town Hall Friday evening. The characters of the play were aptly represented by members of the class and lh<». musical numbers wore well received by tho audience. ■ Tho funeral of Miss Daisy Fur­ Every spring garment is absolutely the newest style, made from the most practical materials long, who-passed away al tho homo being used this season. No two coats the same color and style. of her ststor, Mrs. Kitnmel, in Kobr i-wti, last Tuesday evening, was held al the M. E. church In llio vil­ Women's and Misses’ Black The greatest line of new, ‘ Afternoon and Street Women’s Short Coats in Coats and Suits made Iront the lage Saturday. The services were Dresses and Fancy Coats, trimmed Diack, Tan and Cray, conducted by Rev. J. M. Smith of l>est material. Epong*, Bro­ wilh buttons same color aWomen'sand Misses’ Dresses caded Ilroa<!e1oth. Bedford Woodhind, and Rev. Mowry of IM* made from Ginghams, 'Per­ material, at Curd and Serges lined through­ (Idesxa. Miss Furlnng wns a vircales, Ratine* and Lawns. Uur out. Exceptionally good values liin of tuberculosis nnd hail booh a lx*t styles and best seller* sufferer for many yi-ars. . priced at F. F. Hilbert was at Hastings nn $12.50 and $15.00 $1.75 10 $3,501 business Monday. A number of Die merchants of tlm village met al Groxingcr's hall Special Values in Fine Lace Curtains and Rugs last WedInesdny evening for the I New styles in R. & G. Muslin Underwear purpose of forming it merchant’s WAISTS We are surely headquarter* Corsets The rtandard of workman­ association. After discussing the (ur fine I-ice Curtain*. We Voile and Crepe Waists with ship which has always characmallei- it’ was dodded to organize are showing over 500. different the Japanese collars and drop tenzed our line of mu»lin al once, and olllci-rs were elected. A styles from shoulders trimmed with lace, underwear is still superior this commilliM* wns appointed tn inves­ net nnd embroidery. New .season. tigate the methods of other busi69c up to $ .00 styles selling at The materials are selected iieSM men's umwcialions and to drat I I. .tun or stout. Every. eoreet with the greatest of care. $i.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 Ws Oller .prelsl prices In our n« a set of by-laws, wilh the piirpOM We arc showing special department. jf milking it a permanent organizavalues in Gowns, Chemise En­ Wash Silk Waists at lion. velopes. Drawers, Double Pan­ Mrs. Carl Burkin, who hair been HUM m4 Kid (Hot*. (or Eaiter, $2.00, $2.25 and $3.00 eled Skirts. Corset Covers, etc. making n fiiw days visit at. Ihe home of her parents near Lake Otk-wta, rotiirnoil to her home in the village, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Nf Covert, who have been Kpciiding the'winter in Florida, relppjmii home last Friday; Mr. (Invert says that although Flor­ ida is a ven p|ea«tinl place and they qnjoyM their trip very much no place seems like home t<> him except Michigan, nud that the talks he had with every Michigan man Hostings Headquarters for Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear he met while mi his journey, sei-m­ ed like a message from home. John Voile mid M. P. Fuller were County Ss-at visitors last Tm-wlay. The Lreluiy Course Committee have made arrangements t<i have J Allridion! latdlrs mid Gciilh-mi-n! MAPLE GROVE. HOLMES ('.III Hi ll. A new Sunday record i niatism Col. Geo. W. Bain deliver ope of u,Mall,st at th. M. M„ j„|„, |kbV|l Mrs. Dorn Henderson and liliie have a sale in the near future. .. N. Durkee i>» In I’reoruirl. his most popular lectures here Fri­ l«iar.l Iim I । Ih-lii-ving Hint l-ynnd Ihe khnd........... ----­ Lowell Jarrard ami daughter, Un, son, Epwin, of Grand Rapids, are low of n doubt, Illi- tilth* vijlng*’ i* MH-, w.-i-k <-nring for her mo day evening, A|>ril inth. Col. Bain h. eliurrl, tor. Un, pur—, nt K.-..,.-.| vW,„r |a,| w«lw«l«y. spending a few days al the home are under the doclur'it rare. nt- us wide awake ns mod other little Mis. John Donley, who is quite had been engngd to give n lecture of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Smith. here in January, tint was obliged Loren Wl.rdrr haa burn laid up suifiy o"i u”! Special “Health Warning” for March. to cancel that <lat<- nn account of Mr. and Mrs. John Chcesrndn, relafor a few days with sciatic rhou- [ iiv(.M jn Woodland. failing health. - J ‘ lain oik- mid till wilh a social, on North Carlton. were called to Nashville, Satur­ I «Ulvu I. n U.J.UK tho evening of “Ml Fool's I my” in Mr-. Edgar Wells. and tlnughtei- day. by the serious illness of (heir very young and for elderly people. daughter. Laura,- who stepped on Croup, bronchial cold*, hgrlppe and llnrmiin's 11 rusty nail. Siu- in re|>orted some pneumonia are to be feared and avoided. Foley’s Honey and Tar b a heller al this writing. mni great family medicine that will quick­ ly stop t» couch, check the progrecs Itllhliiof a cold, and rrjlevo lutlamed anil congested air pax^iges. It Is safe, E ikis Wnllnn has rented his farm pure and always reliable. Arthur of her daughters , Mr*, l.i-otmrd to Boaz Walton, who Ims moved on Mulholland.—Adv. Wachter mid Mrs. Gilbert McCleoil in the village, left Saturday for Lake Odessa, when- alio will visit (unnng friends. Mrs. filerm Blake and daughter. E Specials in Women’s and Misses’ Spring Coats, Suits and Skirts $10.00 $6.00 $3.98 I i] i 1 m Hr- Special Easter Values all over the Store. Good bargains in Dress Goods, Lawns, Silks, Ratines, Crepe, Rice Voile, Crinkle Crepe, Linen Suitings, Etc. gAklTWACTIIOH OTAJ&&MEEID) OKIE FKHCE TO Ml ... y-r; "-"nr. !K Have You Tried the Second Ward Grocery Yet? Mr. niyl Mix. F. F. Hilbert. Mrs. B. S. Holly, who II... making a week’s visit al the homo of her daughter. Mr.*. Elmer Fish­ er, in Kalamazoo, returned home Saturday evening, bringing her little grandson, Ixmald home wilh her for an extended visit. We are in a position to save you money. Look over this small list and judge lor yourself. 20c Nice large Picnic Hama that are NOT ALL SALT, lb. 10c Smoked White Fish, per lb....................................................... 15c Mackerel, 10c each or 3 for............................................... .'. 25c 6 Cans best Alaska Red Salmon (or............ ....................... >1.00 '.l._______ 25c 3 Cans good Corn (or.............................................I. 3 Cans good Peas (or................................................................ 25c Nice large Sweet Oranges, per doz...................................... 25c at Lbs. Granulated Sugar (or.... ..................................... >1.00 Sugar Cured Bacon, our price per lb.................................... We carry a complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries and you will find them all new and up to the minute. Jay Mead, East Side Grocery . Phone 144, Hastings, Mich. □: Evcnnelisllc Mrcll»(rt nt Cotilx Grove Church. A Ten Days Evangelistic- Meet­ ing Io Ih- held ill Hu- Church of Christ al Coals (iz-ov«- by the Drum­ mer-Evangelist, I. W. Kimliei-linz. of Henderson. Mich., will Isvin op 1 Sunday Marell 21). I This evangelist before becoming In Cliristian and a. minister <.f the i gospel, spent tl years ns a traveling 1 salesman, which has given him u I true insight into Human hearls land lives. He has held Iwo meetI ings this winter, . one at Chapin, , Mich., with ,T conversions and nt | Henderson wilh .’li) ronversions. ’I l is planned to have a g<sni chorus to assist with the singing. j :□ Ri-lurii From Florida. Former County Treaxu^er Chas. I Cork, of Hop-- township,‘and his son-in-hiw. Alonzo McCarty, of Shultz, returned recently from al fortnight - trip' t<» Florula. Tlieyi visited Jacksonville, Ocala and Tampa. In Grain llh-y xaw'fonip-rl Supt-rvi-T l.'-jili-r Warner, of! Prairieville, and enjoyed .1 day's! lishliig wilh him. Mr. Cork liked' the country v-ry much. Iml In­ says In- would not like In live there all lit-- lime. Tho folks com- ter*. . , Furthermore. Mr. Cock, says re­ publican* are scarce there. In Cbii‘vernation with a group of men Io J whom Mr. Warner introduced him. I Bauer Bros., is the Best Place * to buy shingles for miles around. We carry a com♦ plete line of building materials and can furnish ♦ Everything that enters into the build♦ ing of a barn or house at the lowest ♦ prices. ♦ For fair and honest treatment bring your bills to— ♦ Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ♦ Broadway Yards, ♦ Phone 224 ’ Bauer Bauer Bros. Bros. E. Court St. Yards Phone 254 In order to settle the estate of the late George Hayward, I will sell at pub­ lic auction on the George Hayward farm 2J4 miles northwest of Delton, on the Orangeville town line, section 25 Orangeville township, on Wednesday April 1,1914 commencing nt 10 o’clock a. m. sharp, and will sell the following property HORSES. HOGS. Black gelding, 9 years old, weight t6oo. ■ Black gelding, 7 years old, weight 1400. Black gelding, 7 years old, weight 1450. that t In-re xv.-n* only about 70 repuldii-iui* in Miirioh county. That witliil Mr. “Then, -ir,' In- replied, ‘'this is no place for iii''." Though Mr. Cork fought through enough up Shingles! Shingles! Shingles! AUCTION SALE roast io mix of Bay gelding, t> years old, weight X500. Bay gelding. 6 years old, weight tsao. ' Poland China boar, 9 months old, weight 300 pounds. Black brood sow, nearly due, weight 350 lbs. White brood sow, due in May, weight 260 lbs. Black barrow, weight 165 pounds. 4 Shoats. no pounds each. 6 Good pigs. SHEEP AND CHICKENS. - Black mare colt, coming 3 in June, weight ijoo. . 60 Ewes. Shrop buck. About too chickens. CATTLE. Roan cow, 3 years old, due May 10. ' Red Roan cow, 5 years Bld, due May 1. Orangciillr Man Plends Guilty. I Georg*- jlr.id.haw, one of the Or­ angeville men for whom a warrant was issiietj pearly two months ago. for participating in a brawl nt a Mnccabe<- dance in Orangeville, was I brought to town on Friday by Dep­ uty Sheritf l.iclrty and arraigned* before Justice Cadwallnder. He] pleaded guilt' Io being drunk andj disorderly, and was assessed tin-, and court cost.-* totalling B2B.I5. Art [ McCafferty, aiiothpr participant inf Ihe same socatal affair, wns arrested; for assault and battery ami al.-Mjwitli being drunk anil diMirdi-rly. His trial will lake place nn April The arrest*.of the men wen- the I result of nn allercnlinn in whichRalph Jenkin- had his left clnxi.-b-i dislocated. '!■ Lafferty claims lol have been Jin- pi-nccmakor when Bradshaw and Jenkins mixed. Shortly after the warrants were imtlied both men disappeared. Mc­ Cafferty came id town of his own1 accord Some time afterward and appeared in court. Bradshaw said he waifetl a couple of days for the officers to come and then went vis-, it Ing. Hear Oalcnia al the Baptist church every night except Saturday.—Adv. Wall paper, something different al Mulholland's.—Adv. Yearling grade buck. FARM TOOLS, ETC. Red cow, short 3 years old, due June 1. Red Mooley cow, 3 years old, good veal calf by side. Red heifer, short 2 years old. Red yearling heifer. . Black bull, short (yearling. Black bull calf, 6 months old. •Spotted heifer calf, 6 months old. Roan heifer calf. 6 months old. Nearly new Deering binder, 7 foot cut. 2 Deering mowers, 5 foot cut. Sifperior grain drill. Empire grain drill. Land roller. Set bob sleighs. Open buggy. Top buggy. 2 Wide tire wagons. Hay rake. 2 Gale plows, good ones. One lever drag. Nearly new Osborn spring drag. Single and double cultivators. — • Grindstone. Stock rack. Hog crate. Hay rack. 22 Foot ladder. . Wool box. ____ racks. Sheep Hog troughs. Household goods. Other articles too numerous to mention. Heap Big Lunch'at Noon. Shelter for Horses. Terms of wosv. Sale: * V* uio VS A" that amount of K M6. months *nd “ndctime .r. “will **i: Over be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. William B. Hayward, Special Administrator COL. ROSS BURDICK Auctioneer A. F. �TflE HASTINGS I I'R LOCAL NEWS Mra. F- G. Hires in suffering from an nltadk nt erysipelas in her face. Hi**'* Eatella Hyatt ami Cora Fox arc'both on the sick list this Inatiro your home in. the “Ciliiun* Mutual” nnd save half.—Sec The Battle Creak Building & Loan AMWKdation liave an announcement in this tauc that will interest our renders. . fipceial communication Hireling* lodge No. 52, F. & A. M-. Wednradny evening. April 1. Work in tho «coud dcgi-vr1. -jars. Chas. Yulz w;u • a^rcealdy ami pleasantly surprised Mmid.ii • evening when thirteen of h>r friend* came with a pot luck sup- MARCH M, I»1L HILL CLOTHING COMPANY There has been considerable talk OF GRANO RAPIDS BUYS HEBE Announcement. . in political circles for several terms ;>;rel nbenl » lidmg V.m W. Furni-•if tfiia place to-the etale legislature, but ho hire always declined becoming a cmldidnle for the reason that he emtjd not armnge his bireiness l>< peiurit Of hirf giving the matter t|i' neceksaryvnttention. For the past two years he ling been prominently mentioned ns a logical candidate for the stale reflate ill this., district, which comfd’isx’S the counties of Barry, Eaton and Clinton. The nomi­ nation should rome to Barry county this year. Isdh of Hie other'coun­ ties having-held th- place for two terms ' 'K h. rhe .............. lure been hold for th- past term by William M. Smith, of St. Johns, he succeeding Coleman C. Vaughjt of.the same, place, who declined a nomination for'a second term Jiecnijst be aspr- Undor the iminagoinenl of F. J. and L. A. Woodruff, former resi­ dents, of Hastings, the Hill Clothing Co., have taken over the dry clean­ ing and pressing and tailor shop formerly operated by Fred Carroll, and will conduct it in the future. Besides the ordinary short sampl-s they are showing full piece kimmIs hi new patterns and materials. They have a special openlug adv. in this week's BANNER. ' Onlcr for Publication. Stale of Michigan. The Probate Court for the County of Barry. At a session of said court, held at lb- probate oilice, in the City of Huslrtigs, in said county, on Ihe Iwimtitdli <lay of March A. D. HHS. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. Jmlge of Probate. In the Mailer of the Estate of James B. Chilson, I k-c eased. " Burdette Briggs, ns Administrator having Hied hi said c<>ur| his peti­ tion praying that,for reasons there­ in staled Ihul he may be licensed to sw-ll the interest of Ihe deceased in the real estate therein described nt private sale. It is Ordered, That the Seventernth day of April A. D. P.'li, at •ten o'clock in the forenoon, al said probate office, be and is hereby ap­ pointed for hearing said petition; It is Further Ordered. That pub­ lic. notice thereof be given by publi­ cation,of a cbpy.of this order, for three successive weeks previous to wiid day of hearing, in tin* Hastings BANN'Ell. u newsptqier printed and circulated (it said county. CHAS. M. MACK. A true copy: Judge of Probate. Ella C. Eggleslnn, The Hessmer Jewelry store sffenk <if diamonds, their value, and good reasons for their purchnm* in their . adv. this week. And when you Jmy a sparkler at Hessmer’s, you know it will Ik! just as rcprescnled. According to press dispaldirs from Battle Creek. Ray QuigH y. formerly of this city, hail a narrow escape from death in quicksand. While making a short cut across a fleld. he sank to his wai-l, in the “Devil’s earth” and extricated him­ self wilh great difficulty. Twenty friends of Mra. Frank Jones, of Baltic Creek, who is vis­ iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Abbott, gave her a'pleasant sur­ prise Friday evening. A dainty luncheon was rent'd and the even­ ing was aii enjoytibb- one. . * The Emmanuel church has ex­ Von >V. Furniss. tended a call to Rev. Carroll L | rel Io a place on Ihe stale ticket. For Hates. <>f Lake City. Mimu who wns iif.ri, ThniMxinv evening evening of or Inst Iasi week. weeK.!! two terms prior to Mr. Vaughn's here Thursday Rev Bates is vrrv prominent in election, the office won held by klaIteEJSl circles, C. 'riel bi-iiig being a a m-mlH-r EpfscopM member I'......... "'"^v men. Loren » l»ickm-. and hurl Keyes. Now H is Bar­ of the Hoanl <>f Missions and pllier i son ' important emnitlcns. . . , 'ry county’s turn f<ir the place, ami Bert Waldo, the well-known hob I Mr. Furniss ha- decided to become । MBTICJJ OF HEARING CL VIMS. man. who oie-ni'd Hotel Barry here • Mlebta.u -C..U«ly ut revcral years ago, diol nt flic home 1 of his slep-daucldcr. Mrs. Moon* in Corunna, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. < Waldo liad charge of a govcnmienl relmol, > and has snire Ihwiim- one of 11 ’> J" J.‘“”?• "J11 LA hotel in Daytoi). Ohio, when-they ’■i i LI-..T..HWIV.- -in.i di»> i>r March. A. D. mil, loin raiuc toEorumia Io visit. Mr. Wat- ' do was one (if the most impulnr 1 He I* a man of forc< hotel men in the stale. • chiiure nuniiret Iho enlate of James A large iiuiiiIht of local Odd Pel- • ,B. ,Ghilsoii. lain of said county, delows went to Ma|d» tlrftve I hi- ’tipper limree of the stale legislature । ceased, mid Dial all creditors of TniiHMlny morning Io altond the 'would, firing cresbl to the district, said decoawd are required to pre­ funeral of Maylmry Farley, aged 13 Ilie hire rM-vived strong iqidoiw- sent I heir claims to said Probate i-i ara, who has been ill for a long , 'nieiils from Ihnnydnitil Barry coun­ Gouri, nl (he Probale Office in llm time. Itev. Ballou Idlleiated. Buri- ty * nnd from •other points in tlm.dis­ City nf Hirelings, for •■vaiiiiiiatinii mid fcelstlial Inulins n spb-nal look place in Barryville Ccmc- trict, 1 and allowance, on or before the 2iHh tery. 1ilid chance for the nomination. The day of July next, and that such Is strongly republican, and Miss Ruth Weissert intends L- district 1 claims will b- heard be'.......... leave mi Saturday for Ypdlanti. ■a nomination is praclilially equiva­ Court, on Monday Ike «i)i where slic will visit Mr. anti'Mrs. 1lent tn an election, and especially Julynexl.nl Ion o’clock in John Wilson Dodge. Mr. Igwlge has 'with a’ciMididaU1 Qf such lorry.and noon of Dial ill written TUirtwreely for her. ft new ■ability as is renreisrecd by Mi*. l\irplay cntillrel "ilh'-rry Iflotaoin*.’ nisa— Nirehvillo New*.—Adv. which Mie will t>rcsoiil In variom (Acar G. Palmer, of Tliornapple cities. It will Io* given in Hodson Luwn.-liip_.and Cura Delia Rising, of under the auspice* I»f-Iba Fadiiu*.. .............. pal rlintrh; in Mar.-diall under the Saranac, wen* iii'uh-d ■ ill marriage nu-pires of the high school. Miss by Probate Judge Mack. Wednesday Wvis-eri <loes her own staffing mid afternoon. They will reside on William directing ami has received many Mr. Pahnefs farm in Thornapple. ' Cramer. Funeral rerv complimentary press notices for J held Fritlny afternoon. her work. 'nr Salo—Jcraey Cow. bred ... registered Jersey. Would take1 Jersey heifer calf ns pari. Boy All color* Alalinstinr mid’MuresWindow. Shades. noy color, any Bassett. Nashville, Houtv 3. I-wk co nt Mulholland* size nt Mulholland's—Adv. ^ atthe ; £ig department Jtore Last week during our Formal Opening Day we tried to impress you with the beauty of our mer­ chandise and the convenience of our store. This week we want to acquaint you with the reasonable prices that prevail throughout our various departments. t • ‘ ___ y Whether its Ready-to-Wear, Millinery, Dry Goods, Carpets or Groceries that you wish to buy we feel confident that you wilKcomc to the conclusion that not only are our values and styles good, but, that our prices arc unusually low. . We invite you to call at our store. We will be glad to show you anything you wish to look at and we will not urge you to buy unless you wish to do so. Radies'. Misses’ and Children's faster Millinery Beautiful Hats Reasonably Priced from $2.00 to $7.50 •Spring Coats. •Suits and Dresses Everything seems so much prettier this spring than ever before. Come and sec the stunning Spring Suits we offer from $10.00 to $27.50, Coats from $9.75 up, Dresses $2.50 up. Spring and Summer (dash (foods. Silks and Suitings and all the accessories that go with them. Beautiful new values. Come in and see them. '^’.s'rrtb >s । s&t!5 rX And /fow St s •Selling liieek F. J. nnd L. A. Woodruff. Mannocrs Former He.vidcids of This ~^tHy. /^ane /few grocery Market yeti Here are some of the Current Values you will find there Superior Coffees at the same prices you have been in the ; habit oi (laying. Minos Brazillian Coffee per lb______ __________ _____ 19c Fancy Saale* Blend Coflcc jwr lb_l_ . ___ 25c Steel Cut Spring I lill Coffee per lb_________________ ;_______ 30c Cresco Coffee Mild Sweet Flavor, per lb—_35c “Chef" Brand Extra Choice Coffee, per lb___ 40c Try any one of the above brands and if you do not find it extra good lor the money, bring back the unused <|iiantity and we will allow you the full pur­ chase price. AUCTION SAL.E Roan marc, 13 years old, wt. 1200. Roan cow, due April 5. Spotted cow, new milch. FARM TOOLS. Spike tooth harrow, 60 teeth. Wide tire wagon, new box. Kraus cultivator, 2 horse. Gebraad “Sells Farms” FAUL . Set double harness, good condition. Harness for third horse. Single buggy. Other articles not mentioned. International manure spreader. Thomas hay tedder. Plano hay rake. Plano mowing machine. Lunch for Those Coming from a Distance. Shelter for Horses if it Storms. Tarmo nf (ala. Itlllllo Ul odlCi AI1 >um* 15 011 or UK1*', cult All sums over $5.00, one years tlma wlH be given on good bankable notes with Interest at six per cent STOCr. TOOLS, ill fir $4,500 M) Acre*, Near Hersey, Mich. Gravelly and clay-loam. •M» acte* cleared, 31 acre* pasture and limber. Timber, beech, maple, elm. Trout stream run* through pasture. Sin bearing fruit treea. II room house, bank barn Several outbuilding*, all iuigood re­ pair. Good silo, mostly level, land. Include*— I horse, 7 years old, IMO lb*. 3 cow*, 8 yearling, and S-yeMr old. - fine brood sows, B hen*. Wagons, sleighs, baggie*, harness. Farming tools,.complete. II you are looking for a good complete (arm you had .better consider this one before you buy. At’the price it cannot be beaten. GEBRAAO has many more such bargains. If you will only state what county'you desire and what kind of a farm you want, will be pleased to mail you a complete list free. Proprietor. Henry Flannery, Auctioneer. Sailor Hrand.Choicc Salmon, tall ecu, Saginaw Tip Natche*, double tip, large 5c box. 7 lor...,............ ... _______ 2«c Rolled Oata, beat grade, H lb* tor............... 25c Tea Nibs Hart Brand Pork and Bean*, per can..—9c Particular tea drinkers will enjoy a cup ol tea brewed from Tea Nibs, which are the tenderest leaves that roll away from the ordinary tea. Try a pound at 40c t Tipp-O Corn, excellent canned corn, each. 9c itor:...:................................... 1................... 25c Canned Totnaloc*, Pride of Delaware, ■ 3 lb can* each................... IOC Ixnox Soap, 7 bar* for................i,.-.-- 25c Kirk'* Flake White Soap, H bara for.......... 25c Choicest California Ixmions, large sire, 22 lbs ol best H. & E. (inn Su*ur(or ______ wl‘UU Fancy Navel Orange*, none Itettcr, |>er dozen .... ___ —....39c, 27c, 23c Hastings. Mich Department Store Mr. mid Mra. Frank Jonra. of Hal­ lie Creek' visited her purcnte, Mr. mid Mra. M. O. Abbott the of Syracuse sulky plow. Syracuse lever drag. Choice 1‘ranes, alxc 10-50, 2 lb» for,-------- 25c Extra choice ihokcu Rice, )>er lb.............. 4c 7 lb* for........................;........................ —28c imported into this country—Silver Crescent Tea, the very finest tlavored tea on the market. Sold exclusively by us. It's a more expensive grade, still we will always retail it at per lb___50c itieickgenant & Riede Thursday, April 2, 1914 LIVE STOCK. Large Grape Fruit, very juicy......... He 1 for._____ __________ __________ _____ J5c Choicest Uncolored Japan Ten On the strength of our service and the merit of our merchandise we respectfully solici4,your patronage. On account of poor health the undersigned will have an auc­ tion sale at the premises one-half mile west of the Brick Church, section 10, Baltimore, on Sale to begin at one o'clock. I offer the following property: you Disited Our Eiwm H. SEB1U0, Hick. Fin Mu More New Goods Arriving At The Peoples 5 & 10 cent Store Ribbon at 10c per yd. Curtain material all at 10c yard we have these in Scrims, Nets and Etamine doth, in both plain and fancy effects.. Flowers at 10c a Bunch in all the leading colon in wreaths, and bunches. sprays Beautilul pattern! in Persians nnd besides‘Uli shades in satin and silk. checks, Remember our fine line of Laces, Embroidery & Corset cover materials Bring the children to see our great line of Easter Novelties ______________ A crate of eggs for 5 cents * Saturday j A 12 quart heavy Galvanized Pail for 18c / Specials ( A 10 quart heavy Galvanized Pail for 16c Averbach's Candles 10c pound Peoples 6 110 cent Store Pruuroske Parly N'oinhiAtloire. A B. Hedrick, Prop. Obituary. Peanuts 10c pound Dies Suddenly of Pneumonia After an illness of only a few days, Erank .Mandi, who residffll southwest Of Middleville, died on Wednesday of last, week of pwur mnnin. Tho nature of tlm dire.-iso was unknown until shortly before his ilea th. He Is survived by his. wife nnd three, children. Mr. Marsh's mother, Mrs. Mary Mnrsb, of Middleville, died a few weeks ago. leaving an estate valued nl <1,500. The son dierl one week ate ter his appointment a* administra­ every night‘except Saturday,—(Adv. । tor. Mra. Geneva Welsh, of Way? Mita Donna Durkee wan the ‘ Thr fast line ut Mulholland's s succeeded hun a* aduiiu-of Hiss Lylu JlcCruery, of Holland, | over Eundty. William Harold Leonard was Th<* progressives have placed in 'the Held tlie following candidates Ihihi in llailings, Michigan, on Jan­ ■ for city qlllces: uary 22nd, itipi. Being a cripple I Mayor—Anson G. Boyes. for the last five years of his life. Tn.asurur-X'dias. M. Atkins. In* was a constant siilF'rur. He I Member of Botird of HevieWr- inurecd' peacefully away on *Mnrch Clnre. II. Bauer. P, Hili, after an illness caused liy a Justice—Adolphus I'. Hopkins. complication of dimUUM, Ite was a: tsuin'rv|»oni—I. N. Winter*, Nub- patient sufferer nnd will be mi$t<*(|1 maii Latharn. by his many friends nnd relatives. He leave* lire parents, one brother' fl-n'r (Islehia al the BaplrelVhurch and two sisters.. �THE EACTIXCg MARCH 26, tft|. PAGE FIVE T.T-.TT | THE CHURCHES A Straight Line is the shortest distance between two, given points and the straight line to success in retailing is in providing what people want at the prices they want to pay. To-day people want goods of known reliability, merchandise in which all ele­ ment of risk has been eliminated, merchandise in which' the maker has evi­ denced his own honesty of purpose by affixing his name to his product and by “Standing Behind” that name. • Kuppenheimer Clothing, Dutchcss Trousers, Munsing Union Suits, Monarch and Arrow Shirts, Arrow Collars, Puritan Hats, Yankee Knit Hose and Headlight Overalls, are Straight Lincy Merchandise. Come in to*day or any day and see our Spring Display of the above lines. norrill, Lambie & Co. Hastings, Michigan. Ona Price Clothiers WHEN YOU GET TIRED of eating dry and tasteless bread; when your whole system seems to be crying out for some of that nice moist nutty flavor­ ed bread like your mother-in-law used.to make; and you feel as though you would like to try a different flour, thefttry Sunshine Flour. The flour that is “as good as the best, and better than the rest” You will find that you are getting just what you wanted, your bread troubles will be ended. If your dealer does not handle Sunshine Flou r, notify us giving us his name, we will see him about IL Call on us for ground feed. V Vi F. A. CHILDS & CO IRVING, MICH United Light 8 Railways Co Call or write ua for quotation* on First Preferred 67b Cumulative Stock of the United Light and Railway* Co. Thi» stock is Exempt from the normal Federal Income Tax to the holder, for the reason -Rist the T<X is paid at the •puree. Full explanation on request. Hows, Snow, Corrigan & Bortles Citizen* 4f IS and 1122 Bell Main 223 Grand Rapids, Mich. Fifth Floor Mich., Trust Bldg. 1 Gmc u Fine Rccilul ut Nashville Tuesday Etc. Forrest Glenn Fiepach furnished ! a musical program for the Women's I Literary Club lianuifvl lit Nashville Tuesday evening, March l.lli. I Those taking pari were Forrest ■ Gleim Fiehdcli. pianist, Albert E. Kmikle. violinist, Mrs. Bert TilI marsh, cmiiralto, and Mr. Ira Peck, tenor, all of Hastings. Mr. Ficlmch .is a modern pianist, in Ih<* true sense of the won), a good I acrompanist amt has a very promismg future. Each artist is worthy of especial mention for the entire en­ tertainment was a rare treat mid FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. Pay Your Accounts By Check z United Brethren Church. G. W. Ballou. Pnslur. The revival meclinvs nnd interest continue wilh preaching al 7:15 every evening, ihe subject for next Sunday morning al 1(1:30 will be of special interest tn all: "Is Tho World Growing Beller or Worse?" What is your opinion? Evening subjis-i will be: "Having Faith for the Fullire.” We urge you io bring imine one with you next Sunday. A few' more will fill every seal in the house. All other Services ut tho regular hours. Gebraad “Sells Fanns',n Hastings National Bank, The Only National Bank In Barry County HASTINGS, . MICHIGAN. Other New Goods Among the other classy and seasonable merchandise we have a line of beautiful Dress Goods—New Broadheads, Wide Wool Serges, Shepherd Checks, Honey Comb Checks, Mattasse,* Etamine nad others. We will do all we can to make your viait to our store a pleasant one and we are sure you will be delighted with the choice selections, we have made tor our Spring and Summer Shewing in all depart* meets. J. T. Pierson & Son LOCAL NEWS Miss Adell Hansom, who has been Don't forget io see Frances M. Tower about u new Sfiirellu for Easter—Adv. ‘ There will he second rank work In Hie Knights of Pythias lodge on .Monthly evening. Division No. 3 of Ihe Presbyterian L. A. S. was delightfully entertain­ ed al the home of Mrs. D. It. Foster Tuesday. Jones Cigar Store on Jefferson St. offers some bargains in cigars for Saturday only. Head Ihe advertise­ ment in this issue. For the first time in many days. Sheriff Williams* hotel is empty of Christian Srlriirc Society. .Sunday, March 2H. lull.' Second all male prisoners’. The only occu­ floor of No. j|ii Jefferson Ul. Sun­ pant is Mrs. Jone<-Lewis. Good sized audiences are hearing day service 10:30 a. lij. Subject, "Reality." of Mnttoon. who is pi'eaehing ev­ Sunday school. 11:15. ery evening in the Baptist cliunli. Wi*dne«dny evening testimonial Tin*, next regular m«*eliug of the service, 7:30. Heading room al same address is E. T. I'. will he helifTuesday. March open every Wednesday and Satur­ 3lsl al the home of .Mr. ami Mrs. day. from 2 to 5 p. tn.. Where auth­ Sander*, Green SI. Pol hick suporized literature on Christian .Science may be read and purchas­ Monica house and will take.|H>*He«sed. ion Ihe llrsi of April, when Mr. All are welcome. Monica's people will move to Grand Rapids. Presbyterian Church. All services are held in Um Par­ A. s. will hold a l>ak«d safe al <). A. ish House of the Episcopal church. Fuller’s gKH-'iy Saliu>iy. b<-Sermon tor-next Sunday morning: "The Work of Christ. This sub­ iiinir at two o'clock. I'hone ordure Money carried aliout loose in the pocket or purse is not only a constant temptation* to spend more than one should, but is often lost. Every few days our attention is called to the loss of a pursq. containing money, or the loss of. loose money. A checking account ’ wjth our bank prevents your losing yuur money; and also helps you from spending it foolishly, jf you loose your check-book, we give you another. Don’t delay opening a checking account with us. Come in any Unie aifd WC will'explain tliejnatter fully to you. Ladies, If you wish (o appear as the best dressed and most stylish appearing woman in Hastings and Barry County, come to us and buy your COATS, SUITS and SKIRTS. The line of readyto-wear garments we carry are models of high class tailoring, and they give you an air of re­ finement and culture that you cannot afford to be without. We have all the latest cuts and pat­ terns. It will be a pleasure to us to attend you while you shop in our dif­ ferent departments. Public worship and I Sermon, ____ ____ . , _____ ‘.What. Dousi.lhc .World w. Owe The Protestant Episcopal 1 Church" by Rev. Frank ttouuenbusli, Hector 8L Luke's church, Kalama- ■ z«m>. The tickets given mil for this I service, .March IHth. will be used for the new dale. ject deals with Hie heart of Chris­ tianity. Morning sen ice nt 10:30. Evening service al 7 o'clock. The Sunday school meets at the close of the morning service. Tho public is cordially invited. ' SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS Methodist Episcopal Church. Methodist Episcopal Church, llev. Russell H. Brcaay, paslor. Tlm services for tho following week are as follows: Thu reday, Mor. 20, tfte 2iHh day. 3:30 p. in. Junior League, and catechism. . 6:30 p. in. Tho church at home, John. 10:17-33. Friday, March 27, Ihe 27lh day. 0:30 p. m. The church al homo, John 17. Saturday, March 28, the 2Nlh day. 0:30 p. m. The church al home, John 18:1-18. The Fifth Sunday in Lent. Mar.29, 10:30 n. m. Public wor-liip. and Nermon, "Is Thu Bible un Infallible Book." 73)0 p. m. Public worship nnd sermon. “What Has Become <>f The Doctrine of Hell in Modern (•reach­ lug?" . 8:15 p. in. The second service for ppiyer, praise and consee rat ion. Monday, March 30, Hie LDlli day. 0:30 f>. m. Thu church at home, John IB.'|P:l(I. Tuesday. Mar. 3lsl, the 3oih day. 0:30 p. in. The church at home, John, 19: 23-12. Wednesday April Isl, The 3hl day. The church al home. There are many people who don’t know the real value that ac- ' cnies to them by having a clu eking account with our bank. We will mention only a couple of the most im|M>rlant reasons why every man and woman should use a checking account. ; When an account is paid in cash a receipt is usually given, but is often lost or mislaid and many misunderstandings occur because of the loss of a receipt and loss of record of payo;ent, but when bills or accounts are paid by check-u|m»ii your checking account with us you Iijavc a record in your check-book besides the returned check which is almost never lost.’ STYLE AND QUALITY IN B^U.1 Our* The special trpidfngs held every nig|it, under the leadership of rov, James OMema. of Mattumi, Hl. Mr. Ostema is a map of deep consecra­ tion ami unusuM ability, combin­ ing tho gifts of tuachipg and evan­ gelisation. His sertMBs are rich in IlimjgIH aid lie is mnkiiu the Wort) of God a new book i >' his hearers. Mr. Ostema has .hr.n a Vide rxperieuuj :n the ministry, and has made a deep study of the Bible. Tho meetings are field every night at 7:30, and on .Tuesday, 1 Thursday bndFriday'ahenimiiB al । 2:(X1. at tho church. Special music by children nnd adult choirs nt the evening services. Also s->b>.<, duels, quartettes, etc. Sunday srhool, 10:30. tMorniiig worship, 11:30. Sermon ••.What Is ChriaUkn Joffettnm-.- i.y Rev. .Inm^-Hstema. The chon will furnish Giectal music. WK People's Meeting. Lead< r. M!«s> Maude Chnrh-n. Yoke Fellow Band, 6U»). Evening, serviee, 7:tn. S-ini<m by Rev. James Ostema. There will bo baplLms al Ihe close of the evening service. Wednesday ofleruoon. the Indies Aid Society Will ip<‘et nl 130 al the home of Mre. Frank-SmiHi, Grand St., near Jefferson. There is sperial sewing lo bo done nl this meet­ ing. Farmers are reporting that the simply of mnph» sugar this ru'astm will lie short owing Io adverse weather cundilions. Not much has iiern brought to ihe local market. ' Miss Pauline Wellman was'plcnsA daughter wa> Imru on Munday nnlly surprised Saturday evening by fourteen of her schoolmates. to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baumer. They enjoyed a |nd luck supper and Miss Wellman received some pretty gifts. , A sou was horn mi Saturday. March 21, to Mr. and Mfft. Fred Stebbins. It has been named Thomas Frederick after its grand­ fat tier. Prosecuting Attorney Thom­ DIE OF OOH SPECIAL BARBAIKS as Sullivan. Seymour Howe, of Grand Rapids, 320 Acre*, Near Big Rapi<|a. followed his usual annual, custom Near school and churches. on Thursday and came Io Hustings Some rolling, some level limd. to lake dinner witli his mother. Clay-loam and gravelly soil. Mrs. Andrew Ames, who passed on Good 8 room house, built two years. that day her 82nd birthday. Large barn, will hold31) head cattle. II. M. Moore, of Hope township, Good silo, hog home, poultry house. went t«» Grand Rapids Wednesday ■00 acrcsunder cultivation. ami brought h> this city eu mule­ 50 acres more all stumpnl. home Mrs. .Moore, who was oper­ ated upon in U. B. A. hospital. Mrs. 170 ocrea rirgin and second growth Moore's recovery is rcpidly pro­ timber. Trant stream run* through paylure. gressing. Timber, beech, myple, elm, white Owing' Io spreading rails which oak, black oak, hetnlock and pine. derailed the south bound C. K. & Mnstjril this plkce in 20 days for S. passenger train near East Cooper, on Friday morning. Ihe traffic wns help up until evening. The freight wns unable to make its round trip, EDWIN H. 6EBRAAD, Mid. Fira Mil ion account uf'blockiug of the''track. (The north bound passeuger train Grand Rapids. Mich. I passed through Husliugs' al seven | o’clock. Twenty-seven friends of Mrs. Re­ The K. 0. T. M. M. will have a taf­ bekah lloughtalin surprised her fy pull Til their lodge rooms Monday Wednesday the IHth on her 77lh birthday. A delicious aupper was evening, March 30th. served. Mrs. lloughtalin was the recipient of a number of nice gifts. ! George Miller, of the flrni of Mil­ Holders of our Preler & Harris, delivered a Cameron HI — A paid Stock receive piano Tuesday of this week from IwWl cash dividend* semi* his slock of high grade instruments to one of his customers living out , annually at 5% per about 12 miles from Hast tags. He annum. Au investment backed by look it. out there in one of his auto gilt-edged real estate mortgages delivery wagons. and unsurpassed for safety, con­ venience or net earning rate. 21 There will lie a s|»ecial- com ocarears in business, assets over lion of Hastings Chapter No. 68 R. A. POO.OOO.^ite for fnll particulars M. on Friday, night, when the mark master's degree will be conferred upon two candidates. As there is considerable degree work to du there will be meetings every Friday night until further notice. 5% WEAR DIAMONDS "DIAMONDS” ARE THE BEST INVESTMENT. WHEN A MAN WHO IS WEARING DIAMONDS APPROACHES ANOTHER HE GETS ATTENTION BECAUSE HE LOOKS PROSPEROUS. THIS PAYS. THE MOST CHERISHED TREASURES A MAN CAN GIVE HIS WIFE, SWEETHEART OR MOTHER ARE "DIA­ MONDS." THE LUSTROUS GLITTER OF THESE MOST PRECI­ OUS STONES, MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE, DELIGHTS THE BEHOLDER AND THE WEARER. THEN DIAMONDS CAN ALWAYS BACK INTO MONEY. BE QUICKLY TURNED w Z OUR DIAMONDS ARE FLAWLESSl- OUR PRICES AS LOW AS THE BEST CAN BE SOLD FOR. L. V. BESSMER THE RELIABLE JEWELER 1833 �..................................... _____________________________________ THE H WTIN’CS B ANNDI, MIRCD M 1S1A .......... HASTINGS WHIST TEAMS !“-------------------------------------------------------------------------- ’ WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH ■pnnannnnnniia . “ BASE BAHJL .□ 11 n AND H OTHER SPORTS a „ H■nnnnnnannnnw ttn,-: IL <>."•:uin state tournament dle or hawk incut of New Headquarters In 871- 883 FOR CROSS COUNTRY RUN Over Four Mlles Course. Rules by Which High School Students May Engage in Compel II ion. For Rome lime I Im fad that iho ntliloliu spirit for which Hastings high was always noted has been dampened, or. latent or dormantno one seems" In know which—ha« been the Nubjoct for a gr* al deal of regret among former oiiwfrnbi of llm high school during whose whnol days athletic spirit ran high and whose teams won many victories. a< the trophy cups in the high school room testify. Tlm graduates are unanimous on nno point—Hint there is no real reason why conditions should develop which pul a i|uielus on the athletic spirit nnd conse­ quently make (he learns med so many humiliating defeats as they met with during Ihe last few yean*. 'Hie line coaching which the bas­ ket ball team has received during Ihe Iasi few months from Waller Phelps, nnd Ihe consequent victor­ ies, which have given tho sludeiils an opimriunily Io see what victory is like, has done much Io revive inThat Ihis is a healthy sign, is en­ dowed by (he enlhusiaolic spirit in which Ihe sludeiils nn llieir own Inilinlivo decided tn pub their school <>n the map by entering- llw TriCuiliily base ball h-agim. ■ Phelps nnd Charles A. Weisscrt have donated a trophy nip as a prise t<i the winner of a croas-conniry run. The nip is on exhibition in (». F. Chidester's store. The following nilcs govern rom-4 181—1! Huhlmrifk iiarlmr minus 1 2-3. Hirst A Still, minus 51-3. I Spring Blood ami System Cleanser. | Prmil I). Cook........ II. Miilh ii .. McKnighl ... Pal rick ........ W. Cook....: Iron Cullers—23a>. Pencil Pushers-23t«. During thr winter months Impurlt’en accumulate. your blood becomes I Impure and thick, your kidneys. liv­ Hn*dings Whbdrra’WIn. er nnd bowels fall tn work, causing j According lo il mc«agv r>T(dycd so-called "Spring Fever." Atm feel, Iasi uighi. tlm whist tc.-mr roiiqwscd tired, weak and lazy. Electric Billers of Ma<sra. Doyle. Hayes. Huffman mid Bauer won (lie Furniture City th® ’kidney*.’ liver and bowels to' Trophy by 15 points at tin otnio healthy action, expel blood Impurl- - whist louriiaiimul in Ik'lroil. tic* nnd rcMor® your health, strength 1 --------------------- ---------and ambition. Electric Bitter* makes Haskel Ball Ganic. April 3. you feel like new. Start a four weeks’ Imre will be a haskd ball game treatment—-it will put yon In line A-een I hr high school live ami nn Shape for your spring work. Guar­ anteed. AH DruraUts. tee. nnd Nl.ou al Carveth * Stebbins nnd A. former high school Iranis, including Coach waller Phelps nnd "Fritz" E.‘Jlulhollanil s.—Adv. Heli or. This nromises Io be ail exQaa Hous® Cake Is not expensive.— rch. 2*. A quilt will BdM-kaha will idve. Publle Invited.—2-wks Miss I.idn Prine has returned to her home in Chirngo after a two weeks visit wilh her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hill. It has been reported that I had withdrawn from the race for City Treasurer this Spring, but I will say that I am in the field as strong as ever. Monday, March 30 We will open our new Photo Studio In the Stebbins Block of thia city In extending an invitation to visit our studio we believe we ore offering you an opportunity (or a half hour of real pleasure ancj profit. Our picture display is interesting for reason of the high grade of the work, great variety and the unusual arrangement of the exhibit. Our prices are very reasonable—ranging from $2.00 per dozen up. One price to all, fair and . courteous treatment, and the Brubaker quality in all our work. Brubaker & Howe and Muting* Photographers Real Grocery Bargains We offer the following specials for Get out to the Republican City Caucus Friday night and give me a boost. J. E. Hogle MONDAY ONLY 8 bars Pearl Soap__-._-------- ---------------------------- .... 25c 2S lbs H & E Granulated Sutfar........................ :-------- $1.26 2 packages Jaxon Soap Powder _____ ________________ 9o Good Cabbage, fine thing for Boiled Dinner, per 4c One Package of Post TOASTIES FREE with a package of Grape Nuts—Only one to a cmtomcr. We carry • full line of staple and Fancy Groccrie* 'and Meats. member, these special* are tor Monday only. Re­ Williams & Son ««»«««■«• 0 four miles. HASTINGS LOSES TO UNION HIGH BY 18 TO 7 SCORE Basket Ball Team's Fine Showing In Concluding Contest of Season. An exciting and inlercsling game of basket ball wa* played here Fri­ day night by Ihe local high school team agninsl tho Union High of Grand'ilnpid*. The final score was 18" to 7. At Ihe end of the first half. Ihe score Mood 5 lo 3 in favor of Union. 'The morning and even­ ing papers of Grand Rapids report­ ed Hint the Union was held to ns clost> a score as many of the larger towns held I hem. Neither Irani seemed able In find the baskets mid il was on lids account I bat thipl. Ward's absence was seriously fell. If he had been able lo play, it look*cd as though Union would have been defeated. Banish, the Union center, who has been touted as the best cen­ ter in the state, was out-jumped in nearly every instance by Sparks, of Hastings. Elmer Cross, the star for­ ward for Union, failed for the Ural time this year to make a field goal, because Im was guarded so closely by Todd of Hastings. Todd playing tho best game he has played this year. In the first half. Garland, who wa* playing his first game al forward, made the preltjcxl loop shot that has been made this year in any of the games that Hastings has played. Thu work of Bollum ami Hill is wor­ thy of mention nnd Coach Phelps picks Bollum, as the best all rouml player of this year, being particul­ arly good in guarding when the op­ ' EmIh” haV<> of Kellin8 a The'prospcclR for the next year are. very good as other playera ar® showing up in good fonn and Has­ tings ought to nave a much beLtei team next year. About the only po­ sition that Phelps is worrying about is J he renter, MM well, n.n optomol ris! of Detroit, was nrrcidi’d on Saturday by City .Mar­ shall Hirsi, on complaint, of !•'. II. Pancoast. Bonwell gave a bond of IKX) for juipearniice for trial ini Justice CailwaTlatTer’s court, Mnn-i day afternoon. After a short <!<•—| libOHrtlfin. the jury brought in 3i verdict of acquittal. Mr. Banwell j was defended by P. T. ColgroVe. The jury freed Jim defendant on the: grounds that ho wan a "professionol man." A False Report w 71* Pushers. ........... 155-IC.I- IlV. ......181 lir.’—188 ........... I'.*>.i -It'ri—111 ........... III-I.W-KW ........... 171-117-172 Thnra military drill. things in Basil ng* in the city. 70!'I Pencil Pushers Arc Vidors. j ,In Friday's roiilesl in .lake Heli' 18P howling alley, the pencil Ptisli Hri—133—159 rv.*H7 -178 138- 181-150 Cup. 2, It shall be given each year lo tlm winner nf the cross country run. X The winner of the cup each year may keep (he cup in hiR i">— KcsAiou until lh<* run tif Ihe follow­ ing year. , t. If tlm runner wins the cup three years in sucession. Hie cup breonms Iiis l<» keep, and Ihe ’do­ nors Will pul up annllmr cup. 5. Each runner must run Ihe full length of Ihe course nl least twice before the run of each year. , G. A doctor must pronounce each runner physically lit to run each race. 7. An rutry fee of twenly-flve 435 cents) shall be charged each runner entering. 8. . The run shall start at 33X) P. M. on the afternoon nf tho Ural Thursday in June, and Ihe entry list shall close nt 33X1 P. M. mi ihe af­ ternoon of ihe Ural Tues*lay In June. K ^Any student of Ihe Hpslirflrs High School is eligible lu cider for (Ins run. The route of the course and the length <>f Ihe course will l>c an- Ki i-w Mina Maurino Joslin, of tho Mozarl Onartetto, of Grand Rapida. wm the Will Havp Manage- | without n license, William L. Hon- F.rmer r.t-ess <i mil id 2. Hill 3 mil <>l lid roll. Wilhelm's Tailor Shop. Ih Hefrreu-*- llinkly mid Miirlmll.. I Hastings whist players are in De­ Tho Western Uninn telegraph of­ -------- ---------iroil this week parlicipnling in Ihe fice, which has fur years been in Fine Bowling ('onlcol. , tournament held under the aus- Ihe Michigan Central passenger stnlion, has been removed from the II W.l— pi»*»ril IU .. .IIII Ill- III. ................ -—• sial ion lo new quarters in Wil­ iwling alley im posed of Messrs. II. G. Hayes, h. J. helm'* tailor shop. This was Ihe Thivrsday evening, iidween Ihe All ■ Huffman, Cha*. F.. Doyle and \\. <*. Ural telegraph office in Hastings, str.ii. and Hie C. I’ A T. leams, Ihe' Ikiuer. They will play for Ihe and was opened when Iho railroad '"' f,1 Ypsilanti mid Furniture City tn»- was built. The railroad company I phies. Tin* v.dimleur learn, which will do its own telegraph operating. will engage in tlm «>nm plays, is Tho new office will ho in charge Ueomimsnd <d tfdwra. <!. II. Osborn. TWO FORMER HASTINGS HIGH of Clarence Biggs, who has been SCHOOL STUDENTS make employed al the slnlinn for some >ll 1.. num'll’'. FINE DONATION l?8 Tlm lournanmiil Imgnn yesterday limn. ' 193 and will las! until Friday aflerimon. OFFER TROPHY CUP PRIZE Man," Not Peddler. Chanted with violating tho ordi­ Field baskeis-’-VnnBoveii. 2: Han-1 • ■ ------------- ish l: FArh!msj. l:M<intni' -*;<hd-|F.|n,|| p|nv,.„ Trying lo Win Tro- Claroncn laKJ:|lXr< lllreish r. on! .d mJ phlra In HolH (anlillnr. TIME ATHLHIC SPIRIT II SEMS ••Professional OFHCE IS MOVED UPTOWN nance making it nn offonap'lo ped­ guest of Mrs.-Glaudc Stuart while I’nioa R. F ......VanBoven . L. F. ..Elmer Cressi Strong Character Emanates From Flowers In Home Make the Necessary Sacrifice and Place in Your Home the Refining Influence of Flowers Beautify Your Home By Keeping In It Fresh Cut Flowers From Our Stock Phones: Bell-Main 208 Citizens 2470 Did it ever occur to you that in the creation of the universe, perfect symmetry and beauty prevail in every part? It is only the hand of man in his progress of destruction that has made things at times and in certain places to appear ugly and uncouth. The hand of the artist, with all his wonderful skill, has never yet been able to portray the " beautiful forms, tints and shadings that actually prevail in nature. In the mind of the Creator there must have been a purpose in this sublime beauty and color. It was His intention that the character of man should develop under the most perfect conditions. For this reason the darkest and most isolated places were beautified by a touch that could not be given save by a loving masterhand. This being true, are you doing all within your power to make the surroundings of those you love beautiful? Especially should the home in which the children spend much of their time, he fdled with beauty. Beauty is one of the greatest aids in forming character. Nothing will add more to the value of your home than beautiful flowers upon its tables and mantles. Much attention is given to sending flowers to express our respect and esteem for our friends when they are dead. While this is commendable, we believe that flowers sent to the living is productive of the greatest good. Believing all these things, our entire efforts are used in growing flowers and plants that are second to none. Our greenhouse equipment's the most modern of any in use; our experience in floral work has come as the result of a number of years study.and practice. We send nothing from our houses except the perfect blossoms or the perfect potted plants. Those who make our special floral designs are artists in their lines. Our facilities for prompt and efficient service are the best in Western Michigan. We urge you now to make your home beautiful with ^floral designs and bouquets from our greenhouses. DON’T hold to the old idea of sending flowers ONLY at the time of death, but send them also during the lifetime of those you love. Make their homes beautiful. Make their lives glad. A telephone call to us for flowers and plants will receive just as careful attention as though you came in person and selected the flowers you desired. We give special attention to out-of­ town parcel post or express orders. ELI CROSS Grand Rapids, filch Send Your Friends Fresh Flowers While They Live. Don’t Wait Until They Die! dt Greenhouses Ashland Ave. & Page St. Store: 148 Monroe Ave. �THE WAgHNCg BANMjft. ^LtlKII 26, UlL FACIE SEVEN TT If Y,u W«nt To Know How To Beautify Your Complexion ' SHULTZ. Mise Alta Smith of Irving town­ ship is spending this week witti the Misses Ora ajjd Dora Tci^enning. Three plucky sclioolmains Alice Foley, who teaches al Brush Ridge. t.nra Dryer of-Jluul|L-Cornera. amt C1.OVKRDAI i : DELTON. Ellie Bennett on arriving At Shultz Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Freer spent Friday airf fimling the train lute Mrs. Clara Ixramls will have her No amount of misrepresentation by the ipring oiMmlug of millrtiery April Sunday wilh the -former's sister. started for Hastings, walking the Miu Cleary will give free personal sdykeand a few frac facial xnnsuges in peddlers of alum baking powders, no jug­ 1st and 2nd. Rhe has been U» Grand .Mrs. Bcsamor of Haklim.--. your own home. Telephone us. entire distance getting tiierv be­ Rapids and has all the new spring Mrs. Julia Gibaon 'spent n few fore the train did. gling with chemicals, or pretended analysis, This Is Your Opportunity—Take Advantage of It styles. You will find her lino of days with Mr. and Mr.*. Cbaa. Gib­ Mrs. G. Dickgrson and daughtcr huts this spring of Urn very latest son of Jlaslhiga. or epoked-up certificates, or falsehoods of Bear in mind—Miss Clcfry .will lie st our store a whole week, commencing so bo sure to inspect all of her list Mrs. A. J. Willis was an fiver Sfin- Mrs. C. ‘Bachelor Sunday. March 30th. Don't tail to hear tier any kind, can change the fact that on April first and secpud.—adv. day guest of her husband (>f Kala­ A. Wamer nml family «»f Prairie­ Frnn Dally Beauty Lecture Wo are very gldtf to announce mazoo. ville s|»enl Sunday wilh G. EL Ken­ Mrs. Velma Myres of Cellar Creek yon. that Dr. Morford, our veterinary, reTo follow her advice means a better complexion for you. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Horr who have Uinied to Del Ion. Monday morning Ims heen spending Win- Huie with been visiting in Luther the post and will again practice hero. Every her sister Mra. Berk Chilmm. Glenn Kenyon of-Shultz is help­ two weeks rclurneii Salunlay. one is pleased to welcome them tn Sole distributer for Harmony Toilet Requisites ing his brother Jesse. C. Kcnyfin lost a valuable horse town again. A. E. Pattoff ma<lp,a business trip Sunday. tton, Mich. The Kexall Store Mr. and Mrs. Pelnr J. Adriansqn Henry llilzner and S. Clark of and daughter. Margaret; visilNl 'rel­ Hastings liave. renttai Dr. MudrackS atives here from Wedensday until severat *lays with tyer ilaughtcn farm nnd moved here. Salubday. Mr.*. Grace MtfCalluni, of uraitgcMrs. Elin Tcnieiining .is spending Charles Glovscy has not iieuon this week wilh her father in Irving; venr well for tho past few week*. ' William Gillotpie i made a busi­ township . Mr. nnd Mrs. Burke and family ness trip to Kalhmaxmi Saturday. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable Clarence Thomas returned home were Sunday visitors al Goorgo f.ittle Clare Norwoisl of Delton this week after spemling the win­ for making finest and most economical food. Munroe's. ter nl Petoskey. The farce “How The Story Grew" James Dinwiddle of Benniitaton, will be n-penlcd Friday, April 17lh. Mrs. IMrn Kahler spent Salurday Vermont nml Jay Anders of West Tim music will Im now. Procucds ftl Hastings. Get busy and select your kind of seeds, wc. have Hood visited Frank Horn Tliurstlny. lay. । will be used for street-lights. ill- nnnniiinr uinmni a Ilnrry Nagler of C.iessi-y was callthem, all kinds already on hand Master Earl Faulkner is on the l**r Saturday,.^ ing on old friends here Thursday. rUnGHASE VIutnOLA Republican Caucus. .nek list i hi- wafik. Mn*. John McLoml wa* in Has­ The republicans of the township' Glen Kenyon commenced work -----------— CITY SCHOOLS FOR THE Miss Ihinlah Browning of Hie L’. tings Saturday on hu-in- ?-. for Jesse Kenyon of Cloverdale litis I of Hope will meej at.Cloverdale at Be first and make Good Friday your planting day of M. hospital is caring for her John Mr Lend was in Naidwjllc wi’ek. Fox's Hall on Saturday. March t!X. ulster, Mrs. John Slater. lomling jmlahn-s. Ferris Brown nml wife of Prair- Tcuchcrs* Club liaised Necessary 1011, nt 2 o'clock p. nu lo nominate Mr.*. McNaughton of Battle Creek ....... > Sunday with I. Itheir I...... am.. » w-a ... Mrs. Marlin Nagehwa.* tqkcn wilh J....ill.. candidates' for the township offices ieville spent par­ ■ Funds for This excellent visited her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. sinlili-n illneflt tfclurtlay niuhi. Good seeds make good gardens nnd transact such business as comes ents. Mr. and Mrs. II. Hart. Project. Gwinn, a part of last week. Mrs. Chubb of near Mii|ilb<ville is before the meeting. There was a large attendance al Mr. ami Mrs. Wm. Briggs are visiting at Ira Broqk's for a few Sunday school Sunday. The Teachers' Club of the Hast­ Bert McCallum, . very poorly nt this writing. Chairman Com. Andrew Carpenter is on the sick ing!* city schools recently purchased . .. There will be a Mothers' meeting Churrh Notes. list. a victrola for the use in the various Fiday afternoon, wilh Mrs. Fred There will be preaching til Maple Charles Shultz is sick nl this Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured. Green. Thr subjects for discuwimi Grove npxt Sunday. , departments of the school. An or ­ writing. There la nothing more discourag­ wall Im "False Homo Standard*, There will be pray* :’ mMing and Ema Owens of Cedar Creek spent der has been- placed for n number ing than a chronic disorder of tho and "What is Child Obedience?" follnwiHi by 'Sunday Schuol. The Thursday al Joe Hammond's. stomach. Is It not surprising that Every mother is urged to be pres­ L’.*.*mi XIII. Rcvbiw- ,lr*n* tlm John Chamberlain spent over iety that till grades of the school many suffer for years with such an ent. will have the benefit of tho music. aliment when a permanent cure I* (Irenl Teacher. Matt. 7:21-.".'. Gohl­ Sunday nl home. . The victrola will be used in all the within their reach and may be had Hr. McGregor of Bailie Creek was en text—“What <lotli Jrlmtah rePhone 16-6 Banfield Exchange L. McCarty is quite sick al this school buildings of the city until for a trifle? •’About one year ago," called in consultation wilh Dr. t|Uirb nf thee, but U< do justly, and writing. Cri>.*-*. Ia*f Thursday, at Mrs. John to love kindness, nnd to walk hum­ Mrs. Shelton ’ is caring for her others can lie procured. It is the ”1 bought a package ot Chamber' Klnlrr's, who has been ill-nearly ail lily wilh thy Gmlf" Micah «;H. parent*. Mr. find Mrs. Charles purpose of the .Club to have one Uln'a Tablet!, and since* tiling them I winter. placed in each building as soon as have fell perfectly well. 1 had pre­ The Y. P. A. will In- b’d by Mrs. Shultz who are sick. Homer Gicen began work Mon­ Claude Mosher. Topic i- "What Mrs. Fox is visiting friend* near the necessary^funds can be raised viously u»ed any number nf different day morning for Aldrich firns. Mr. Missions Are Doing For tin- World." Jackson this week. by viiteri-iinnienl.*, premiums on medicine*, but none of them were nt Green has been in brntiiieiis Imre for Ansol Phillips mid wife spent Sun-, school exhibits at the slate and (ho past four years and by Ids day nt their son Burrell's of Hinds county fairs and other sources. honest business dealings in hi.- . We offer the following' Granite'Ware for 10c each . WALL LAKH Corners. . stor<r Uns won boats of friemk in liny Hammond til tended a sur­ Ml’S. Dagley W*u)C Ju Maple Grove and nround tmltnn. Who are-ex­ prise parly on her mother last 8 qt. pans 6 qt. pans 5 qt. pans 4 qt. pans tremely sorry that his store is clos­ Iasi week Ut help cure f"r Iter little week in Hastings. grandson who is saxiuualy ill willt ed. 5 qt. preserving kettles 4 qt, preserving kettles i.ii..mil. >nin -. Mrs. Clara" I-omnis Is spending a pm-umomn. Dc'nlli of (Srorur Haywood. few ’days with her son, Glenn, at ’ Ernest Arinslniiig and wife of 3 qt. preserving kettles 6 qt. milk pans Prairieville visited Fn d Ashby and George Haywood. one of the .wellOlivet. family, Sunday. • ' 4 qt. mUk pans 4 qt. sauce pans known residents of the southwest­ Mr. nml Mrs. Thoma* lv Iley went ern part of the nounty, died nl hi* prised Mrs. Van Lousier. Saturday 3 qt. sauce pans wash basins the occasion bring Iter birthday. to Kalnnuizoo SatDBday for a few Imine <m Seclimi 25. Orniureville. Needless to say they had n good days Visit, wiUi theft daughter Mrs. March 2lsl, of Bright's disease. Come and let us show you these great bargains Ernest Farr. f Now is when you will need new Jackets, Overalls, Funeral services Were held from his Mr. mid Mrs. ISam Newton were lain home on Monday afternoon. Work Shirts, Etc., and by the way, wc have them. hostess treated the ladies to a somewhat surprised ta-i Tuesday Rev. Mr» McLeod officiating. Burial chicken dinner, and also lee cream evening when a number of neigh? look place in Prairieville cemetery. burs ami friends galle• ••d al their Mr. Hnywood was Bom in Glou­ and cake. Wc also have an extra good line of Men’s Heavy HARDWARE Tlm Epworth Leagiie enjoyed Imme. Tho ■•vqiiiijg wa* pleasantly cestershire, England, on February spent in viSiliui. olnytr. cards ami 12. IHH. AVlo-n he was nine years their 81 Patricks cviniiig vary Work Shoes and also a very complete line of Light much, last Tuesilay evening nml hi dnnciniJL DvIicilutflkjF1' freshmenU ’«•!<! his parents moved to Quebec. sidle of the bin! night look in $!3.9i). will be greatly mis*<M iu ibis ueigli- Four years' Inter ’ they moved to Shoes. Kalamazoo. In 1855. they settled in Tho piano commit tee thanks those ||i>p<< township. When Mr. Haying a sucre.-*, also t<> Iho Sunday a number «»f year-. Mrs. Gid .WUkiiaAn 'of llickor?' o<l-ill mnrringe with Mis* Phoebe school rias* of Imys wito Jieliied the piano fund by donating ?5m V • an ners visited h-r ' parent-. Felix Itepb'L-le. Tn limm were hoi’n live this rnle the piano will soon be Chamberlain and wife Salutilay mid cbiblr< ii. Ih>- following surviving: Sunday. Alva, of Thi’iiiian, Cal; Willfnm IL paid for. Large S-|Jj. bag of Soap Powder |Qr Mrs. Donat'd MrQtfarric and chil­ Miss Penrl Eddy of Augusta, haand Cleanser for.__________ 10t dren visited relalhes hi Hastings Iasi Saturday. Regular 25c size. •.U '. out: monl h, ‘ John Francisco and family w*tlist. Mra. Payne Ims been visiting her. guests of th*'ir pareuts. Mr. nml which he elemed nearly half a cenBefore doing your Spring sewing let us show you daughter nt Hinds CArtier*, for n' Mrs. L. WIiHb-moi। Bunday. ' ago. His wife died nine years Mr. nml Mrs. Ed.. Ackw left for .few *inys. Il was Mr. llaywiMMl's desire our line of new ginghams and prove that this is true. . Bullle Creek ru>,*|.!y• morning In ngo. die “in the harness." mid he Several from here allcmieil Huj pack their lmii**lmki gunda pre•r gave up Hie industrious lifo funeral or Mr. Hayward, north of We have them in Toile du Nords, Utilities, Taunimrniory lo moving lb tiulinmr. town. Monday. he farm, lie had been ailing Isaac Newlon moved his liousetons, Lancasters and in fact all the best makes for Harry Pnyim h;td an auction sale, Prairieville, Mich. Both Phones ' hold gomls In D ’ liofli Munday mid Monday. froth 8c to 14c per yard. *" Frank- Leonard will move onto the Walldorff farm I m -day. IlnywiHxl. in all effort to see Mrs. Cliai'li'* Mil* rinolt and Mrs. Geo. Payne attended tlm \V. (LT. F. fornin, arriving about to hours nfal (he home of Mr-. Mantel in DclI ton Tuemlay. Ribbons worth from 12c to 14c per yd. for only 10c I ASSMHA. ni-qiiniiiltinces. and' n large con­ No 1 Galvanized Tubsat____ ________________ 44c course of friend* nnd neighbors at­ J)n April find mid not thereafter. tended the funeral and followed his No 2 Galvanized Tubs at_____________________47c Just for fun and loW *>f luugliler. remain.* bi their last resting paleo. ELLIS IL FAULKNEIl LOOKS FOIl- Your l*i com" al eight oclock No 3 Galvanized Tubs at_____________________ 59c WAR1) T() LAHGE CROWDS With great Ing carpet rag'balls a Flower Sate On April II. bringing AT THE REXALL .STORE. If you have any work tn-the above- lines 1 shall be more Fools caps on and vvits a tingling An opportunity which Is sure to Friends mid (*!••» alike lo mock. ilini-di will ■ than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will iirove as beneficial as it is rare will The carnet rags He U use for chnrspring Howers find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. lie afforded the women «»f Delton n mt Sal unlay. ity. and vicinity when Miss M. A. Cleary, My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure ^Systems, ilm social ronin* of the church. The the much talked of Beauty Speciallarily. Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. If you get it at Kopfs its clean. isl, now louring Michigan as repre- Don't folgrl III" il.de li’i-noon and evening. There will be In the church bawnnunt you'll find • ninny Harmony Beauty requisite.* spring plant.* and Howers lo suit mid equally well-known toilet pre­ Little Linwood Angus was quite DELTON. MICHIGAN. parations. shirts lier puldic demon­ sick Inst week. strations for tin* week, commencing Mrs. Harry Spinney ah«l children Monday. Mar. .'Mllii, ns the guest of nd i lined to their Imine in i'ewanm Mr. E. E. Faulkner, proprietor of Tuesday. the llnxnll Store nnd sole ilhlrilnitor Mm. Hrjf-n llaskdll nnd luiura1 of the Harmony Toilet Products hr Phillips visit*’*! their parents 0. II.| DelUtn. and possibly more is the groceries they use. Why not Miss Cleary contends Ihnt it is Ihe privilege of every woman lo take Entertnin For ‘Quests. buy them, then, where you knowyou get QUALITY, advantage of miylfiiiqt Hint will tend Mr. ami Mr*. W. B.. Waudell ofi In lend n touch of added beauty In ITnscy Nook resurl. Mill lake, enter-1 FRESHNESS, and HON EST, MEASURE. the akin; but. says Miss Cleary, “ex­ tnined Saturday exciting al n tango treme care should lie oxi'rrisetl to parly for lln-ir d.msfhtnr. Miss Fins-I choose only such preparation.* Ihnt sy, of Detroit, in ffonor of .Mrs. really dqjiclp nature in the beauti­ Mhliel Hnnuhvy of Grand Rapids, i fying of your complexion. who is a guest al l Im Gene Rweel “Of course no one will question Cloverdale Michigan Imine. An oyster Flipper was servIhe assertion Hint the woman with Have you ever realized what fresh juicy feed means to your *•*1 by the hosty.'-s vvera being laid, the clean, well-preserved skin is a Mr fifleen. cattle all through the,cold winter months? As soon as a cow is much admired person anywhere,” sir. ami Mrs. Gem; Sweet enter-I nnd. she continues, “if tile woman of loined Thursday evi niilg for theirput on dry feed she decreases her production of butter-fat ItInday would only lake the rare In nomwi, guest* Mr-- Mabel Haughey' treat the skin to the hem'll Is of n takes more dry. feed besides more grain to fatten beef cat­ nnd James Bristol. good mnssagi! that she takes^.in rending the Imiimdiold section of the tle titan it does green juicy feed. paper, wo would see fewer wrinkles, KJckapoo Worm Killer and more. yes. a great piany more If you built- you a Saginaw silo and filled it every fall Tho cause of your child's llla-^The women young at fifty.” breath—The ■We have no doubt about Miss foul, fetlil. offerfsivo with ensilage your cattle would have fresh green feed all C.li'nry’s ability tn offer the women starting up with terror and grinding | of tooth while nstiejr-/The anltow through the winter. A good silo will more than pay for itself of DcRou some very valuable nd- complexion—The dark cl rds* under' Capital $20,000.00 \ice, nm? Air. Faulkner will, we f-’til ।tho oje*—Arc all indictdlotik of] in a year or so. See us and ge t figures on building a sfto this ' Surplus 6,000.00 sure, havert'Slore full of the "IninW ,worm*. Kickapoo Worm Killer !s’ Isoxr du ring MissGleary's slay al th* ’ < A. A. Aldrich, I’rcs. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prcs. spring or summer. ■ lb'Xall Slope. 4 Fred O..Hughqs, Cashier l Mr. Fmilknrr tells'us Ihal he has healthy comllUon. Hir ths rcniovil stotniich and pin worms. DIRECTORS n real beauty trout in slnre for the of sent, women of Delton, so you'd belter get Klekajmo Wurm Killin' gives sure re­ A. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLcay George J. Doster ready for Miss Cleary® arrival, la- lief. Ils laxative offeit adds tonu to ; T. A. Aldrich Wm. Elliott L. B. Tcerpcning dies. tho scneral system. Huppi|led as a —Adv. c-indy confection —i hltdrnn Ilka It. | J. G; Hughes Buy a box today. Price. >5c. All j ’ Mrs. Ralph tjogr. of ■ Kalamazoo. IspHrtt the hurt of the week with Iter I Carve tin & Stebbins and A. E. MuiFOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER, j e? *** ftnd_ W,n land.—‘Adv. —to .rid yOUTMlf of wrinkles r —to eradicate skin bieminbrs . —lo bring the glowof health to your cheeks— Southwestern Barry The Fact Remains Don’t fail to Talk with Mias M. A. Cleary Royal Baking Powder Ellis E. Faulkner ba* been tound by tbe olllclal examinations lo be ot the highest leavening elllclency, free from alum, and ot absolute purity and wholesomeness. W&,. .... . Spring Is Here Try Ours E. Tungate <5 Son BIG BARGAINS IN GRANITE WARE SPRING IS HERE Campbell and McCallum Cloverdale Michigan, •E We believe Good Goods are cheapest in the end. Those are the kind which we carry. Special For This Week F. H. WILKINSON Specials This Week BOSTON BEAUTY SPECI­ ALIST TO VISIT DELTON PLUMBING G HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING Kopf & Kopf Dalton, Michigan CHAS. DENE.AU, Half of One’s Living Have you seen KELLY? Mr. Farmer Build, You a Silo! We Pay 4" Per Cent Delton State Bank Aldrich Brothers Co. Delton, - - Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER mmi at, uu l or hnl«t-4ina) Jewell range. sell Ullax— ‘ wood. “ THElBESTiFOR THE MONEY STORE 1 king I aIhifI. For Kate—Al u hargnin, one lioii.se. nm| Iwrt lots, t.sl. ward. Hnslillgi*. Inquire 202 X<». Michigan Ave. tf Huntings. For Hale—Sptm black grade Porcheron more*. 5 years old. one in foal. Wt. 2Hi*i, sound and rigid. Price gr.gy, Clyde Craig. South end .MoitKrnnviy SI. Hastings. Phonn 5G8 Hats of Quality Newest Shapes—Newest Shades $1.00 to $3.00 early whil^x-d rnrn. lug yieldcr. ■ in -ho boiiglii for *1.00 a luukrl. •Triis Muff can he bought in small qiiantilics. Bi-i matched pair nf marc roll* in I lie counBt blacks. 50c, $1.00, $1.50 WISE WORDS FROM ADVER­ TISER WHO OETS RESULTS Plinnt hr Snlr—Thn’o jutmg Berkshire sown (<■ fm row soon. In live yrs. nrlual lest. ItcrkHliins made pork at ten per cent Imw avi-rug....... st C.hanrc to Iniprmr Your Slock— Willinm L Pennock lias nurehnxed a full-blood llolstetn bull, which originated from Newton Bros.* fmnduA herd. Fee $1. 2wk.« For Side—(inod work horse, live yrx. iijd. weight about ilioo. L. E. Mudge Morgan, II. I. 2-wks nyonf* wishinn Ince ciirtnim laundered «-c old carpel made in- i<’_ R. Ilcnhain Gave Them In Adicrllscmrnt lard Week Com­ mending Runner Advs. In his ndvcrtisermiil ln«l week in Hu- BANNER, t:, II. Benliam, Ihowvll 1 kimwu real eslnle dealer, made an explanation-nf rea-mns why he will for a time withdraw fnmi advertis­ ing locally, hin rvasons being aiqplc. -ullicienl nnd entirely salisfnclnry l<> any reasonable man. But in inhklitg this notice Mr. Benham Whs firvfifi lo sialo that he “had not forsaken any of my well known ||im>iiirss principles, especially,(HrMsloid. Iriilnful pub­ licity.* He then added Inter. "Il pays In advertise, bill you must Im- able to deliver th-- g-Msls; In other words, if ynu tool your own limn loudly, youmnsi play Iho Itmu you say ynu can. .lAnd that is just Ihe pnsilion I UtiijiB.---in^ lo |m in whrn |yon hear fpitV •!»«• again.". He ex­ plained that mstn-ason for not aiU \erlising wjtMfliccause he had iml yel |i>sl<-d •lli«r1pnt|>--rly he heeded, ami could not mild he could gel mil and see it or have his repr>-s--n- 1 have for senice, registered Dur­ ham bull. Hegisler No. tkXirt*.) Ileilterl Eaton, scclion If, Jtalll- Mr. ib-iiham certainly knows the advertistng broyuisiliun thoroughly, mid has had reason t» know from liis own large experience ihnt the man who can deliver Ihe goods ran get full value fr.'tii adveglising. Tin- imi>anUu>Mhmg is lo tw ablo lo deliver the goods just as advertised. Ami Mr. Benliam will tell any one Clothier, Hastings, Mich. Cut Rate Supplies For Automobiles frieml.i mid neighbors '■for their many kindnesses, ihe postnfiice i-mplnyees, the Quimby Vliolr mid nil who sent Howers mnl performed oilier kiudnesacs during the aickncs.s. rie&lli and hurial of our nml ti­ er. Alsu Io Rev. ,Yosl for his wont* New Metier Iluildinx Michigan Ave Uaitingi, Mich L. B. RUMSEY Canadian Pacific Ry. Lands Saskatchewan and Alberta 20 year* to pay Tor farm. Will run excursions every week in .Match and April to the richest farming country HASTINGS MARKETS tVantrd—Competent woman or girl for general housework. Mrs. C. H. Osborn. Phone 01. l-wk For Sale—A fine black mare yearn old, broken doiib ainffic. wl. 1250. Abe J< Clrivi-rdab-, Houle I. For Sale—On account of bmdiian so far nway. will sell our 12 room house 1025 Hanover St. hl a bar­ gain. Everything convenient. Gome and see.Cbnnre lo mtike few hundred. Terms if desired. Get busy now. Citizens phone. J. \V. from Slinllz. clay loam soil, 0 room house, ha-eineiil barn, hog house, corn crib, gooil young orchard. 21 acres work land. 20 timber. 0 pasture. Price 81530. Grant Dickerson. Cloverdale, Mich. Woman Wants position family nr as hnunckeep town preferred. Phom For Mk—s room house nnd two lots . near C. K. A R. depot. Corner Bolt­ wood uihI Walnut Ft. Will take In exchange horse* and live mock. Will mH ut prices right. Frank Gallup. tf Nice Furnished Rooms for light housekeeping at 301 So. Church . Si. See Phin Smith. If French's White Lily Flour Will Help Make Your Home Cheerlul and Pleasant It is a wonder what an influence baking has up­ on the peace and comfort of the average home. Let the housewife do a lot of “experimenting” in the baking line and have her husband sit down to poor bread about seven or eight times out of ten and how soon the domestic relations become strained. “Feed the brute,” the admonition so often given the young woman who is about to enter the realms of matri­ mony, is not so far wrong. There is not any thing more sure to upset'ones feelings and disposition and do so more quickly than poor food, and as bread is the staff of life, the importance of good bread is evi­ dent. Schools in cooking and domestic science are maintained at considerable expense throughout the whole country, because it is known scientifically that much of the happiness and success of life is de­ pendent upon the quality-of what we eat. MIDDLEVILLE. Most of these schools referred to are good ones, but even that fact is of little avail in the actual and practical side of life unless good materials can be used by those who are qualified to cook the. foods we eat. So it don’t really make any difference how good a baker the housewife is, if she can’t have good ma­ terials to use she can’t produce good baking. Poor bread will spoil any good meat—grieve the housewife—irritate' the man of the house—throw a “wet blanket” oh the rest of the day. If you-want a cheerful, pleasant home one of the first and sure things to do is to provide that home with good flour, so the wife can be sure of having good bread every meal. French’s White Lily Flour is maile from an ideal process. We are extremely particular in the selection of the grain we use. We CLEAN our grain much more THOROUGHLY than other inills do. We remove all the dirt and “fuzz” from the wheat. In ordinary mills much of this would go into the flour. Then the grain starts on. its long journey through 17 sets of rolls. Each set of rolls does its part in extracting all the “flour goodness” from the gfain until finally it comes out, reduced to a smooth, even granulation. This is NOT POSSIBLE in the ordinary mill that only runs a few sets of rolls and runs only a few hours each day. Why not settle the flour problem at once. Why not just TRY a sack of French’s White Lily ? You’ll find it will cut down your living expenses, b( ruse you will use every particle of it There will spoiled bakings, and no flour thrown away, or wast- MICHIGAN. �THE MMtCHU IBM-20 PA8U HAS GOOD THINGS TO SAY ABOUTFIORIDA coming tn no myself. I really <hlnlr • ’ BANNER HASTINGS rHEPARING SEED! M WE lln> entire supply. ' If rars .if jmor (tmninalion should U* fmiiul. it will be advisable lo l.-si each (,f tluentire supply in onl-r l<> be able1 to discard those in pour germina­ tion. L, , Ntihblug. Discord lha small, partially ilcvclope<| kernels from the tip nf the: ears. Why? Because -uch ker­ nel* do not yield well. Careful field NOW IS THE TIME TO GET experiment* have dertldlisi rated they grow, into small, turrenl SEED READY TO PLANT that and |Kwif producing 'talk-. ! Discard the round, thick kernels । from the hulls of ......... ar*. Why?' S. Dep'l. of AorienKiirt* Au, rExplains .-|>HU ■I Because Iho corn planter run nut ! ’How lo Test: Grrminaliim Grrminatiim nml nnd ■', drop evenly if ihey- ar ............... with the oilier kernels. to Classify Ears. Kernels (hat. have lie Ilequesrs are now reaching the by mice or wfovilp. or ........jin i’ll: department fur information in re­ otherwise undesirable. . ilinl atv gard ini preparing si ed corn for be ili«r.:irileii before ihe tire planting. The most vital part of from north to »outh la Jour hundred nnd flfly miles. The extreme width of the northern portion I* oAtrly four hundred mile*. with an average width of ninety-live mile*. The highest part JAMES X. COVERT PLEASED Is Central ItTJgc. which rlw* three hundred feet above aea level, but thr FAIJ, MIT SPRING, 18 THE prop­ WITH THAT WTATE, E8PECIAl,. ■lopo !■ to gradual aa to be ultnoxt er time for sei-ecting imperceptible. In thr -western part seed corn. the-country la billy, except along the FINDS CUM ATE DEUBHTFUL MEETS MANY MICHIGAN PEOPLE of Michigan people. Among them Nashville, Mich., whom we mot ut Gives Intemtlng About Florida. Kissimmee. Mr. Deane has a beau­ Will Start For Home tiful residence, which he had built. Marvil 3A. well and enjoying sunshine and flowDaytona, Florids, March », Ufa. era Wo are living on oysters and Editor* IIANNKR:— fish ut present. For u.pium limo wo I am qultar *ure that *opie of our go out and get a pall of oysters in . many friend* would ix> g|,u| to know LPm Jni Mr* Cov<« •»"'> my*elf, at* ipectfully. Mill alive and well, though we arc J. N. Cov one thouannd three hundred mllea SCCd corn selection work can Im* from our home In Woodland. I know Garden Hose Put* out Fire. '-“I fierformed only nl corn ripening of no better way of Informing them nf that fact than Ihrough the column* Of thousands of When Fred Underhill, al seven lime in the fa|l. ?f,,Y0Ul; valuable puper, which ha* o’clock.- Friday morning, discovered different lots of seed corn planted toikiwcd ua from one place to another by theOfllreraof Corn Investfgniions since we have been In Florida, and- Hames coining" from tlie roof of t h n>i* ft We,c0"”, <l,M< With d*. nt Mra. Janies Mead's residence on of Hip U. 8. Depart rnent of Agricul­ Green street, occupied by the fami­ ture not one lot of seed that ma­ it/ i— vvmovr is. uy way lies of Frank Ailair and Lee Young, tured properly nnd was gathered as of Kalnmaaoo. thence tt> Cincinnati, lie inimedlalcly informed the occu­ soon as mature nnd promptly dried from there to Chattanooga. There pants, who cooperated with him in has been fount! poor of germina­ wo stopped for a dify or two, and tion. after viewing tho historic spot*. Look­ bringing the garden hose into ac­ Every rorn grower should now out Mountain, and the battlefields. tion. Mr. Underhill proved an ex­ spend a day or more, getting his Wo then started for Jacksonville, cellent volunteer fireman for he <lid seed com entirely ready for plant­ his work so well that- it. was un­ hours of the morning. necessary for Ihe firemen to throw ing. The present work consists of 1 am not favorably impressed with water when they arrived. While discarding undesirable ears, gcrthe country between Chattanooga and Mr. Underhill was working wilh minalion testing, nubbing, classify­ Jacksonville. It is surely a good the hose. Mr. Adair and Mr. Y'oung ing Ihe cars, shelling, and teslinc country for moonshiners to reside In Ihe accuracy of drop of I he corn If nothing else. It consists of 'moun- and others were engaged in carry­ planter.ing out household effects, but the Diseurtllnu ('iideslrahle Ears. lime wo passed through twenty-four unexpected "moving day” wns un­ tunnels, some of them nearly one mile necessary. The lire originated from The quality >ind productiveness long. However we enjoyed our trip a spark. Damage amounted to of the seed supply can now be im­ very much, and during our stay here nbout 815.00. proved by discarding the ptturer |RV» visited several different places. ears amt the poorer kernels. Homo of them are 8t. Augustine, Pa­ OBITUARY. latka. Orlando. Kissimee, Tampu, Hi. The seed corn should now he TOLLES—Eleanor, du light er Petersburg, Passagrlll and are hero "as dry ns a bone." and among the nt Daytona, which we think Is by far cars that appeared desirable Iasi fall some undesirable ones will now Corner*. March I, INK. <in Auguat. be found. Discard any (IhiI have ISIS, *he wan married to Daniel IMytonu has H population at thr Tolle*, a corporal In the isih Mich. discolored kernels or cob or that present time of about 90,900 people. Vol. Infantry. To thia union were have a dead appearance. Discuitl It has all the modern Improvements born three children, W. J. Tolle* of any that, are lighl in weight and of a northern bit/. A good system of (lnle»‘------«...• ... “----------- -------- any with undesirable konv'ls. such j ’... • '■ Flint. and <Mr*. Harry 8imp*»n M_„„ of ... I as small size, very sharp beaks. Hickory Corner*. Hhe --------leaven to germs of poor development nml ap­ mourn her departure, be* I de* her pearance. etc. huatmnd and children, four grand All the ears retained should show resort. Among the many there at children and two niitern, Mr*. Agne* present Is John D. Rockefeller, who Brown nf Grant. Mich., nnd Mr*. good development nml iijnitirily; be attended church here lost Hunday. 1'nullne Louden, of Vallejo, Calif., al*o heavy for (heir size, and contain where Wo had the privilege of seeing a ho*t of friend*. Hhe wa* widely solid, vigorous-looking kernels of a very common, lino looking gentle- known in the community In which fairly uniform size ami. shape. These desirable ears should now be usually* Is. but not cold enough io •tulT oil winter. Orange* are mostly all picked, yet there are some being brought In. Saturday, I bought "Is down far 60 cent*. We expect to atari for home about tho 16th. Home one In "peaklnr AMut earn­ ing. to Florida aald: “It I* not a dully to come to Florida. The ques­ tion Is that you cannot afford to miss from the home, Her. John officiating. Sleep on beloved. McCue kernels will grow. Germination Testing. Although gooil seed deletion and preMervation usually make n sepa­ rate testing of the germination of each ear unnecessary, it is advis­ Good night, good night, good night. able to exercise precaution by dem­ onstrating that the ears will genni. Curts 'baby's croup. Willie's nato well. T«u kernel* Jrotn each daily cuts timl bruises, mamma's of 50 ears ran be tested by one of •ore throat, grandma's limmness— the various methods that have Dr. Thoma** Eirclrio Oil—liu* great been so well described in literature. honsehord remedy.—Adv. This demonstration that 50 repre- PART TWO-PAGES 9 TO It. enlalive cam gvnnimiir ..niisfacwily is miffleh'nt • vidriire uf Hu It Costs You Nothing It costs you nothing more than, a few minutes of your time to find out for yourself the special points and good features of our Spring and Summer Suits $9.98 and $12.48 ( lassifylllO Illi* Ears. . •As il is lughly atki-alde dial lib' corn planter should drop an eqiml number of kernels in each hill, which il can not do tilde.** iho keritcls an* of uniform -i/<- and shape.I it is advisable to classify ihe vats; before shelling them. Tlm-m hnv-' ing large kcrnels'slmuld in- im*h|d-i ed in one clas* and tlmsc having! medium-sized kernels in nnothi-r class. Futch class should he shell-1 ed and bagged sepnrab-ly. 'fu fhesnt bags, the planter plates that lesling has shown will drop regularly! the proper number <>f kernels.j should be lied for ron\viiii>nri* at plaining time. Shelled seed corn ran'be'cleaned ami graded by expensive, properly i adjusted graders, hid. Hie melhnd! just drscnhetl of r.lassifying Ihe. ears before shelling is more sal IM-1 Come in and give us an opportunity to show you these great values, then you edn see for your self the excellence of fit and fabric and perfect tailoring you would expect only in the highest priced garments. How to Shell Seed Cairn. Seed corn should be shelled by. hand. Careful hand shelling pays the man who plants l.iif a few, acres, and it pays to a grantor de­ gree ihe man wim plants hun-i < I rods nf acres. E.ut» .-ar should j be shelled separately into a hand ; sieve. This permit' ihe ehnlf! from the cob to fall through and. the kernels .from «wli ear to bo closely inspected before * mine I into the general supply. Tl _i .r! of this close inspection i- •heller. .uni some cracked or broken. Our $9.98 and $12.48 Sults come in various models-so as to meet the tastes of the up-to-the-minute young men as well as the man of conservative taste. of. Hi- kernels KALA.MO. O. II. llcnegar of Maple Gfovej visitor his son Oscar nml family! from Saturday till Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ludlow vis- j iled Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Martons! from Thursday till Sunday. Shorwond and Justine Merriam j of Battle Creek v»l|»-d l-evi Curtis and family Saturday. Bowen school chi d Friday fort a week's rarat+rm.-*-'— • John Welcher. begun work Mon- i day for Truman Gordeninr. . GUANT H. OTIS & CO Hastings, Mich Phone 74 Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. BARGAIN WEEK ] During the seven business days beginning Saturday, March 28th, and closing Saturday, April 4th, we will offer a list of bargains that w3T be money savers for you and a'clean up proposition for us. In this list are a number of articles that we wish to close out or that we are overstocked on and in IS marking them for this bargain week we have not considered the cost, but have priced them for a quick sale. Notice these prices. CORSETS. 1 1 1 ■ One lot nf Jacknon Anti-RuM CjtnwM.t that wt> an> going to close nut. Not many left, hut nearly all size* yet in stock. Value' «?.». Bargain Week Price $1.00. | ■ I ■ 1'1 Another lot of Jackson Anti-Rust Corsets. Sizes 20 to .*10 that we are over slocked on. Good values nt 81.00. Bargain Week Price 50c. COIJ.ARS. ! 11 Ladle** linen collars, plain and embroidcred. Sizes 12 lo 15. Value 10c. Bargain Week Price 5c. 'j j 1 WAISTS. Ladies' tailored waists, made by Ihe .Vic- H 1 1 tor Mfg. Co, which guarantees their lit nnd quality, assorted light stripes and plain white. Value $1.23. Bargain Week Price 50c. j 1 H WHITE UNDERSKIRTS. These were bought (o sell nt 82JJ5, but have become soiled and are rather full for present day styles. But the quality is there and the Bargain Week Price Is 79c. । i I IB 1 ;, p LACE COLLARS. Assorted patterns. Singly and in sets of collar and cuffs. 08c value Bargain Price ................................. I9cT -18c value. Bargain Price................................24c CANVAS GLOVES. Men’s canvas gloves, 2 pair lo a customer. Bargain Week Price 5c per pair. LHBRF.I.I.AS. Ijtdies* umbrellas, silk and linen rovers, gill luindlex, slightly imperfect, $1.75 value. Bargain Price 88c. * GINGHAMS. Apron check ginghams, assorted colors BLACK PETTICOATS. . * $1.25 value. Bargain Price 98c value. Bargain Price 58c value. Bargain Price nml chocks. Bargain Week Price per yd. 5Me. GINGHAMS. Sizes ID4 lo 17. Value $2.00. Bargain Week Price $1.00. • HOSIERY. One lol nf Men's black and fancy rollon hose. 15c value. , Dargain.Week Price 10c. ■' 10c MUSIC. Bargain Week Price 5c. WASH SILKS. Pink. blue, lavender, Ian. Good material, assorted patterns. XVe are overstocked. 1.’ in. lt 75c value. Bargain Week Price 37c. 27 inch 48c value. Bargain Week Price 2ic. * DRESS SHIRTS. .Men's coni shirts in assorted stripes and colors. 87c 69c 35c ENUIELED PAIL. 10 qt, wire bail, wood handle. 35c value. Y DINNER PI. m-S. ALLOVER EMBROIDERY. Excellent Material--, assorted patterns. 75c value. Bargain Price 39c 48c value. Bargain Price 2ic • - fl | ■ | Bargain Wrck Price pre doz. 60c. Plain and OVERALIK Men's blue bib overalls. Size 1(1 ami H only. 18c value. • . Bargain Week Price 29e. ' ( 8 in. plate*, green decoration. 81.20 value, IHAAEH 1 1.A1TK Plain while, imperfect. 75c value. ' .Bargain Wrek Price |>cr doz. 37c. Bargain Week Price 17c. " ' fl Bargain Wrek Price 19c. j EMBROIDI'IlY FLOUNCING. One lot nf dress ginghams in plaids nml stripes. 10c anl 12c values. Bargain Week Price per yd. 7J4c. TABLE OILCI.OTII. In red only. Bargain Week Price per yd. 10c. 12 INCH EMBROIDERY. One Ini ..f assorted patterns. 18c value. Bargain Week Price 9r. . ’ One lot of. lace ami embroidery inserljpn. Value 5r. Bargain Week Price 2‘ie, Mercerized snleen. A few of lhese Hint we wish tn close nut and we have made the price to' dn it. ' n vrcJHp. Nickeled stem winding waleh. 85c value. Ihirgnin Week Price 19c. . p] | || | | । | PLATTERS. II in. plain white. .Tw value. Bargain Week Price 19c. JI WHITE SAUCERS. W value, imperfeel. ! jNW * Bargain Week Price per doz. (2c MlilRORS. 8x10 inch, valun 10c.- , • Bargain.Wrck Price 5c. ’ ALLOVER LACE. Overstocked in Hih. There are handsome patterns and many f<» . liooHe from. 65c values. Bargain Price 48c 33c 48c value*. Bargain Price 39c value*. Bargain Price . 25c LADIES' BELTS. Assorted .styles nnd colors. 25e vnftie. Bargain Week Price 15c. X STRAINER PAILS. .Medium weight tin llql. size. 38c value. Bargain Week Price 19c. jj | J m fl. in. package. Colors, pjnk. blue. tan. 5e value. Bargain Week Price 2c. , H GLASSWARE. Imitation cul glass, sugar and cream pilrher. 25d value. .• Bargain Week Price, per set 13c. , H Ill : fl | ’ Gln.«s syrup pitcher. 25c value. Bargain Week Prirr. 13c. | Glass salt ami pepper shakers. 5c value. Bargain Week Prirc 2!ie. ! , EXTRA SPECIAL NEW YORK STORE N. B. WATERM AN HASTINGS, MICH. 10 quart Tin Pail ______ -IOC;_____ _ Saturday at 2 P. M. One-to a customer. 1 ' 1 �TUB IIASTINCS SASXER, MARCH M. tUL The Hastings Banner Publlahed every Thuraday st , Hastings, Michigan. ■ COURT MS! CENTER iek eii M. F. .Andrus Salunidy evening by a number of friends. The oc­ casion being his hirthday. A large crowd atiended the show al the wJWOl -Saluriliiy evening. Those who aften<led report a good Ihne. Kirk Parkhurst went to Alto Salurduy “'.'.HrHurned Monday. Mrs. Kirk Pafkhiir-t h improsing. Iler sister from Cah-donia is witli her. Grandpa Farrell is much belter al this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Babcock of Freeport were guesUt pj o. N. Landon s Sat­ urday. ' ” Marrhifir Licenses. Mark Horry, Assyria Card of ThankX -1c a word. ISi Obituary poetry and resolutions Be Alla Moore, Assyria 'John 8. Hurt. Orangeville .. 50। tine. Rose Young, Orangevillu .. 51 published free! B ctjnte per line charg- Orin C. Hornbeck, Barry .... a__ __ t. Edna A. Flowers, Yorkville MONTHS, tn advance. NoUcee of births, deaths or mar'* SUBSCRIPTIONS Lund Contract. • Hiram IL Perkins ami wife to No communication will bo publUh- Satn Leak nnd wife, 71) acres, sec. 4. tings, Michigan, as mcond claw mat- ed under any clrcumxtancM unlcxx H Ctisllelon. 25,Hikl.no. bears the wrltcfa name and poatoffice Mary E. Murray to John lloevenair and wife. 80 ADVERTI8TNO RATE8. Boys Hying kites haul in their while It, Hastings, 2<'>.000.(Hi. JOB PRINTING. DUplay advertising rates on appllwing’d birds: dlon. \ou cant do that way when you're Quit Chiims. equipped job office.! In We hying word*. Hattq. Hill lo Geo. I.. Hill. 50 On Aral page or among brevetloa. 12 H Igan and Is prepared to d acres, sec. 15. Maple Grave. $1.00. "t.areful with fire," is goqd advice cents a Una. ,ot book and •iob jjrintlng. Ora Smith to .Minnie Smith, lol ( we know: "Careful with-words," is ten limes I i, Crooked Lake Resort. 2100.00. TIBf2 HANDWRITING <>N Uli: WALL." doubly so. \ Thoughts unexpre*>'d may some­ times fall back dead. Ihis country favorable. 1q the deslruclimi of the. it-ailic in alcoholic Proof of will tiled. Order adinit- But God HHfiself can't kill them whAn they're said! liqubrs. Nine state already prjdiibit the manufacture ami sale of in­ tiiig-wiU to probate entered. Let­ ters issura to Ann Foley as execu­ Program for the L. A. S- nt the ' (oxicanls. In IS oilier slab-* (he large'majority of the people live in trix of raid will.-. Claims to he Grange Hall April 6, Qnd also elec­ territory made dry by local option laA*. Wflh The magazines, and such heard la-fore court July hlih. tion dinner: Estate of .Charles S. Clark, dee'd. Singing. ' Influential piqu-rs-os the Saturday Evening Jh«4, taillier'.* and Harper'.* Reading, Mrs. Fuller. Weekly all pointing out the harm of liquor drinking, and the unholy tilting will entered. Recitation. Ivah Wilson. liknce Of Ihe liquor interests wilh the corrupt (xdiiiciaiis. the number of William Jones ns Reading. Mrs. Nash. • people who abstain from.the use of alcoholic stimulant* is constantly on Claims to be hen Recitation, Earl Keeler. the increase. Wilh tin- dissemination of knowledge of lh<- eorrupl nnd July IGlh. Music, fvah Wilson. " Dialogue. Mabie Shriber and Al­ corrupting iiHIuenie of the Irallli-. (he title is turning rapidly in favor Order appointing Burdette Briggs cilia Usborn. of nalion-wide pndiiiiition. The Mp-ces.-\ attending prohibition in Kan­ ns administrator entered. Claims Singing. sas, where il is well enforced, and (lie resulting increased prosporily, de­ lo be heard before courl July 2illh. Recitation. Nina Wilson. creased crime niid less expense of conducting the courts, prove that Estate of lauiiwick A. Yeckley.l Heading. Mrs. Rowlader. Scrap box. prohilrition can be enforced, and that whvn.it is the result is very help­ dee'd. Order appointing Homer S. Yeckley ns administrator entered. Rending. Mrs. Todd. ful. None hut a national law can thoroughly reach Hit- liquor evil. All Claims to be heard before courl Recitation, Mrs. Aspinall. these considerations are crystallizing public sentiment in favor of wip­ July 29th. Singing. ing out the tjranic.-’tmd prohibit ion. as u naliunal Is-siit will not long he Estate of Wm. II. Fisher, dee'd. Committee for arrangements for .delayed. Norn- but the eorrupl politician or the thoughtless or selflsli Proof of will tiled, order admit- the dinner: Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Keeler and Mrs. Nash. man, who prizes the gratifying of liis own appetite above tin- general lers issued to A. M. Ednniiids as ('gintmitlee for- the table: Miss good, vvill lift a voire in defense of tin- saloon; and (licit- elftnior grows executor of the will. Bertie Nash. Mrs. E. McKibben. Mrs. fainter and feebler, as Ihe public- understand Ihe underlying motive. Estate of Robert Morris, dee'd. Ivah AllerdlQg, Mrs. Mary'Smith, Tlie saloon i* doomed. The traffic in alcoholic liquor, will perish as did Petition for appointing administra­ Mrs. Edward Lawrence and Miss Hearing April UHli. Freda Long. ■ slavery. And the liquor interests will have themselves largely, lo blame tor tiled. OOOK PROS. Editors. WyTY-EIGHTH TEAR in by Mall. Post-Paid. . In advance|1.< for the day of retribution'which is coining for them, because of the • great evils which they have inflicted upon the American people. The liquor interests themselves are becoming thoroughly nlannvd over the situation, particularly Ihu more intelligent .men who are in­ terested as manufacturers ami wholesalers, "'ihe National Liquor Deal­ ers Journal." jind-r the caplion “The liaiidwritiim on the Wall" made these Blgmtlcant statements with reference to (Tils matter in a recent issue:' ' "The prohibit ion, Rubt henceforth will be "Nation wide, and cqnIcjnplales writing into the National con»lihilion a prohibition of the munufacture and sale of all alcoholic beverages. To acomplish this result | will require Hie ratith-atlon of 3rt of the Pj slates of the’ uniini. Of these NORTHEAST KAl.AMO. Mrs. Carrick Iiak a very aor« fool. She stepped on a needle, breaking .a portion off in her loot. . Mrs. Bert Shuler and daughter, Marie and son Clifford spent a few days visiting rolallveg in Marshall ; | •,. Will' Barninghain of Vermontville spent Wednesday evening us a guest of Miss Nellie Wells. Hay baling is tin* ordmuiLlIie day here, for a few days. William Miles,jli Charlotte, spent Friday wilh his sister, Mrs. Bert Briggs. . .. . Call’ central for (be nt-w phone Lumbers of Irvin tun( (rank Briggs. Fred Burr enturtninwi bis cousin Irani Indiana, a |MiTioh of this week. ' Arthur Tyler gave a warm sugar parly al his Inline Friday evening. A large crowd were in attendance and everyone bad a tAiciul liiue. Frances Bartig and Hazei Brigg-l spent the remainder of last Week from Wednesday Prtihulc Court. at home, because of tlm illness of the CharJollo normal teacher. SOUTH CASTLETON ANO MAPLE GROVE -Mr. and Mra. Cat Charlton and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Klinvr Gil­ lett. Miss Mary Hayman, and Mr. George Hayman of Barryville ’■pent Sunday at Harley Hayman's. Sterling Deller has hired out to work fqr Frank Fuller, of Maple Grove Cent er the coming season. .Mr. Watts moved nn lo tho Dalhouscr farm Saturday. Mr. Watts is ill. Miss Elsie Smith of Lansing and Tom Kay of Clever's Corners nnd family spent .Monday at Chester Smith's visiting the sugar bush. Jim Brinkert of Morgan spent Sunday at Jim Britikvrl’s. SOLTinVEST RLTlAN'il. Miss Rena Nollen has returned lo her home in Fram-isro after spend­ ing a few weeks in this vicinity. RayTHis and George Havens spent from Sunday until Tucstlay with Harry Dunn and family near Battle Creek. The Aid Society nt John Baker's Thursday wns well aHended. Ralph Jenkins is helping Dan Karns in his saw mill near Pine lake. Herl Newalnd has purchased Hie Merrill farm cast «»f Podunk. Harry Dunn mid family are slay­ ing with Ixmis Erway nnd family until he gels his house repaired. five; KEA8QN3 Why You Should Cam, to U» For Tour Optical Work 1st. We have the heal optical department in the county. 2nd. Our prices are reasonable and undorm fo all. -■ ■ ■ . . 3rd. Wc aye here every day to take oare of- you on repairing and adjusting yOUr glasses. ; 4th. We have years of practical*experience in fitting and adjusting glasses, added to oqr sMy of the science. ' 5th. We guarantee you results that are satisfac­ tory or we refund your money. There are more good reasons which we can demonstrate if you will giv^e a. visit. Pike & Damon Jewelers MORGAN. Phone 281 ' Opticians American Beauty Corsets "What ilolh the Lord require of Alice, but to do Justly, and to lovo merry, and to walk humbly with thy God." Conrad Main and Mrs. Isaac Gol­ den wen- called to Hobart last wqek -*-^tVXr. to attend Ihe funeral • of their brother-in-law.. equally toport. lhat lhe uno Nathan Palmer of Missouri came last week to spend a few days vaca­ t tion with his mother and brollii-h CO'jrtWTABLE Lester Mead of Muskegon nnd Mr. and Mra. James Mead of Mor­ gan ^tippercd together. Monday al Elzey Mead's nnd family. . WtAAS WILL.' .Mr. and -Mra. (leo. llocker went tn ot.-M-go Saturday returning Sun-' day bringing their daughter, Grace. I REASONABLE HOCE who has Bren sick. luisl Thursday Miss Laura: ONE DOLLAR UP Cheeseman. a student of Hie Nash- ■ ville schiyds. stepped on a nnil, which camo near resulting quite 11 ' I <hsra«*riitic« ol '« seriously. By .Monday she was aide Ii xptcodid corset. lo bi- brought home. ”laist urt!Tu “ ’ «ia/ ‘ a week ng<>. Samuel American Beauty Corsets Tii'*wlay “ • Norton moved onto (he farm re- | have every one ol these ncsltem featorea rently bought of L'dps. Sliger and i and many more. the same day Elgin .Mead moved on- Every '■improvement as exacted... by fashion to the Shaffer farm. is shown in these dainty garments. M.’ G. Farley |«asned away Mouday morning, after liuvlng bwn For Sale by sick since last fall. The liert-nved family have the sympathy of a wide circle of frfemw. Quite n fow from this way at-1 Ha$ting«, Mich. tended tho quarterly -ineeliiig al Stony Point. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Gibson of|*' ... 111 < ■ Grand Rapid* w-n-called here Fri-I . ; . . , ' day on account of tho iiekness nf I sm« of Ohio, city of Toledo, I— ' th- latter* father; Henry Burton. '"7Coun'3'-• ' Petition for appointing administra­ RAGLA-DISTRICT. tor Hied. Hearing April loth. .. । .'Miss engapeu ........ . iish Elsie r.isic Bump oump has nas been neon ciigapeo of peter b-iiiaur. <k>- <1. ,p, teach at Allofl. iiclmol (bis coming Petition for or apiminting mmoinlmg guardian' guardian । year. We all regret to lose her very III. ,|. Hearing April Hih. much ns se has given the very besl of satisfaction in our school, and wc Insune person. Petition for admis­ all wish her success in her new Held sion to Stale hospital llb-d. Physi­ of work. .. dan certificate cian rorlillcale lilt’d. Order for Mrs. 8. ,, D. v-ii. Katlmrinau and lady a.bnij.iM" l,.~nUal ralered. o'r V.’cr^Iand spent Sunday cf h-l» .■ Jos..|.li I n.l-rhllI. .I. e .1- al |, afternoon visiting hty- son Rolla Fox Annual report of executive tiled. GL'YS CORNEILS. and family. Estate of Lewis G. Reid el al min­ Mrs. Win. Guy ami daughter. Mr*. John Waltera spent the latter Lydia, spent Sunday with Mr. mid ors. Annual report ot guardian part of ihe week vi-ilmg (relatives Hied. . Mrs. Charles Pickslcy, mar Bellenine are already in line through state prohibition, live of Hfcni added .Within a period of six years. In addition to these are |8 states in which Warranty Drrtk Chas. Wjlkes, Frank Wallers and Woodward 8. A. White are going lo Iry raising a-major |g>r( of lha pooplo live in ferrilory nuula dry by local option, und and Mrs. Dell Kinney. Hul- cucumbers this season. in which we may be a-oned pridiibilion siBiliineiil predominates. Mi*s l.ilnh Balis spent Saturday Jesse Allofl and family of ’the '**piH i|Xis| influon'tml argmnenl agaipsl prid|ihili>)i) is Ural it is not land. «50i,oo. and Sunday, wilh her iparents, Mr. list with Mis* Z»ra rosier attend- 1 a Co., dolnc buainaaa in th" City of ToJohn nml Viola Norris to John Town Line spent Sunday evening at .......... ... —j. .................. —....... • ----effective, tiiut ‘prohfbiUon does not prohibit.' This is mil basic or moral: and Mrs. John Bahs, north of Nash-1 ing to her hmiM‘hold duties. I and Alvenia Norris, store properly, Mr*. 1>. k Walters'. Ki- « «»m-ta. n-i.i-l 1,1. r«r», I W6‘»-n*&n"Mj.A,nJ !“ Hiftrfcot tff fallurq to enforce is no arcuint'tiiviiguimd own the expediency. Elijah Thurston is preparing to . ...... . lifnrn’IesS'llir moral issue involved. ITIimaleiy all quejitioiik have lo be --------------------------------Ito his- brother Boar, and expects to «ry rw-of ^urrn Uiit eonnni b- jji*;1 move on the Hiter farm. hnv.. a sale next Monday. . W «>••*> f>‘ “AWiAnc YRc* kSe?T mid wife, bo acres, BALTIMORE TOWNLINE. selUetl by moral slandanls wily in this way can gnankiml he saved from ISLSliuXD. Bert Garrlwlh nnd son Mark Gar-' — I'''.'*; Huffman.lias been w.ver. Bwern to bWor. ™> snd '.ub.eribed in • '■f*self effaceinvul.* The liyuor ^illii- cannot save itself By declaring that Grave. 21.00. risen nllemltsl thr sole nf Harry*1 liv by Nn*livilli> Nashville i-iirinit curing lotfor Iler her imillimoth-I myW* Cl** of DectmMr. Clarence D. Harn .Margnrei | t.ovi-rnwnt. is incapable of"’,*1 ll"’ problem it-present.*: when Mrs. Turner and daughter, Grace, Rayne’s near Delton. Momlny. I er. during a sick spell. stalled on a visiting tour lust Mon­ Mrs. Chas. Chas. Btinh-n Burden is is slowly slowly rayet8'*1) A" WNotare*pSMla. ; the pvoine iiecide.il niust go. il will lie batiishcd. sjl.5no.oo. Mrs. John Woodruff is caring for I Mrs. day evening, calling on friends at ...--------- ------------ ----! covering'from an attack Pf pk-uro-I I[xtr« Catarrh Cura i» talcen tniernany Maurice H. Arnold and wife to “For this (lie liquor business is to blain>N it seems incapable of learn­ Woodhury. Hustings, Vertnonlville, Mattie Hedges and childreni pneiimonia.| ’’ ’ l fS.-SX^-W ing any lesson of.apvttureimqil or any moljve but prolll. Tv perpetuate Eurie B. lamgmnn. lot 7. Woodlawn. Charlotte, Lansing ami Grand Rap­ of Mra. l.arlli’ii were visitors of livr| Wm. b. Ailkitt* is boning up for I (retltMmlaia. ’free. Harry township. 2LIXMI . il self it has formed alliances with the shuns that repd all eonscir-nlious ids, returning Saturday evening. mother, Mr*. Mary Reid last week. ; Ihe examination for the position of F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, CX Mrs. George Wirltf mother, Mrs. I and patriotic citizens. Il deliberately aids Ihe most corrupt political Mr. and Mrs. <». W. Struble were' operator which the railroad comE®?1 **!!!,*• ,Tlc‘' Van Syckle and wife. 80 acres. . pany expert lo install hen-. lua-sm^iy pniaforooaaupuioo. Hunter, has Ih-.-ii very sick (he pa-l Grand Rapids visitors Monday. . M Baltimore, 23.ooo.oo. week witli lugrippe ami rbcuinaohif. W. Wyman an' ' most corrupt and re^reitnl olUciala. II dovg-nol aid lip- purification of .. .......... a|H| pi^lism. She is reported a*little betChas. It. Crniv municipal, stale or national adminislratinn. XXI.iy? Because il has to acres, t at this writing. section , Mrs. II. o. Branch returned home ask iiiiniuinly for its ovvn lawlessness. ‘ 27WJM). Harry Ixmg.1 Wednesday, after a week's visit Carrie 8. Wel "The case of the liquor Iraflic is called for adjudication by the pai eel. see. 30. Ciistlehrti, 2I50HO. i with her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Mead. Ai|piriean people, and mii-l be ready for trial. Ollier eases may be callWm. G. Bauer to Jus. L. Crawley. ber new grandson. id later, hyt the one before, the r.ourl cannot be iM».stponcd. ’ ’ There are lot i. Idk. BtiHI-r add. city. «B02A»7. ',raMead of Grand Ledge -liMUon? "f properly involved. * ' But when lip; people decide that the .Maiiah Itlioades to Wm. II.: 1 r1"li‘>' morning to care for . ,ljuJ|i is being tuld of ftii^alcpholic liquor trade Ihe money value will liol Rhoades. 82 ucivs, sec. 2, Baltimori ‘ ‘ *“ , has been very sick the past week rotini. for <-onsi‘i'ehce*nra(i‘ed put Ihe value of a man above all oilier John W. Freemmi mid wife lo,'With mllamiuulioD of the stomach. things." U — Hpy C. Puller, parcel,'sec. 20, Hast­ , Sue returned Monday evening. I Arthur Brunch visited his parings tw'p. tSOtLOO. . ationaV IJqtlpr Ih-nler* Journal." If II had appeared in the organ! Adelaide Perry Io Wm. T. Itel.Mjn. •iwin.l en**. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Branch, Iw p, yyt'r Sunday, returning Lo his work I as ticket agent, al Freeport, Monmore faithful indictment • day morning. mid 3, Hut-1 Mrs. Hallie Wynn has been very sick from the effects of eating sal­ mon, but is recovering slowly. funeral. From such a source, Lloyd Branch has been on Ihe Ion. IlW acres, sec. I'.'. Maple Grave, extraordinary confession, .no. this same editorial, ’ll Chas. Lundquist, real estate ag­ Hiram U. Perkins to Itilla Heller, ent. sold Hie Willoo McCItillqmi prelalioti spells doom.” Albert Allofl lo Caleb Riehridger, farm in Se|i.-wa, to Archie mid •I acres, sec. 8, Hastings township. Lydia Watkins, of Odessa town­ ship, Inst Week. • ’ WEST HOPE. IIENDEILSIIOIT St.HOUIJIOl SE. SUMI. 1 red Sprague and family are enRankin Hart and family m»\e<l '*'h<- srlionl social Friday night ’ E. ’ll. Hardendoi ( el nl. to Essrllic onto his farm the middle of last "“■* ‘l"He a success, ih-ie was a B. Anderson, lot. Grant's add, city. lerlmning his slater, Mrs. Nellie Knox of Oklahoma. . wet-fc, ni'-e crowd. Procerus 2II.«3. SIBOdXL Miss .Medu Gilbert accompanied returned from Joseph Deni and wife to Nicholas John Hart and Mr*. Ib>her sisler, Mrs. Daisy Davenport ' Ypsilanti fck Thursday. and children to her hvuie ut Spuria. 18. Ortnigeville. 2100.00. Wedncstlaj. winter wilh her mint mid family. Fred Burr and wife lo Geo. RanWetlnesday evening, W. A. nnd Enie.-I Miller of \ankee springs, Nora Haynes has liern in Kai ra le<l al James Anders Inday ev- niozoo for two weeks assisting M Wilton Mi-Cl.'lland, who have been land, «Usn)JX». ruing ami returned home Saturday, pearl Farr in her housework. spending the winter here, left for ' Buzzing wood s.eems to be I Prairieville, 2000.00. On account of Mrs. 8. E. Burns* Sabballi School gaining' health. Mr. Burns has closed their PRAIRIEVILLE. also preaching in ihe evening. restaurant and haw moved onto The entertainment present. Tom Partner's farm, west of town. Will Hayward ha* been paring for Rev. nnd Mr*. Halin enlerlaimsl his father, George Hayward, for. the J.tidie.t Aid, Thursday of next school April 3rd mid Uli. promises Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith of Saint Mime time. Inlent here, ami we have hud some lantis. Mich, Hie first of last week. Ray Bpnies wa* u visitor in this! S-hool coiinnem-cd Monday after NORTH IRVING neighborhood Sunday, Friday. j tend. See the bills for particular*. a weeks vacation. Miss Wjtipperl Rankin Hart and wife jvenl t<> - I Tin- lltlh- ;Mis*v» Helen and Fran­ look Ihe place of the porfessor tinNVillimn Havens' Sunday after th' ir, Wood school this Wi ce* I bister are the proud possessor* first of the week on udcount of the rnildreii Th<Mrs. Mabel children Doris and'Willinm. and William. TieMab«-I Geiger is visiting her of a iii-^ Sterling piano, a gift from ■Ikies.* of his baby Imy. Bui il is A-porlcd thul Uie baby is on the little ones, have been staying .with mother, Mra. F. Richard's and fum- Grandma Doster. ttmlr graud|>drants*wliile their par-' Hy. ' ' ' Charles Armstrong, who has ln-i-ti gain. rub* w«-tv moving. । Alta; buiitti is visiting-her very ill iho past three weeks, is now .V lazy liver, leads lo chronic .Gijv McMaimus is vnulimt friemls , cousin at Shultz. ’ oil the gain'. here al present. E|„i(. •Mis* Udiiv Fox's many friomU dyspepsia and cutuHpaiion—weakassisting ,,,K * In-whole system. Domi's HegMr. Jenkins and family of East I John Doyle with liur houselioW will bo glad io know that she i* iilels 25 rent* p(-r liox •correct the gaining rapidly in Burgess Hospital orurtgevilh' jnoviNl last week onto! dullwi. T-n-muinuI.r Simla I KU-'-liiH' *X1,|<«.| illL- la, lo li, I..-, ItWiVMlI mov«l III lo lu-r h.-r liver, tone |]tl. si,j|nac|1( curu cOn. Idlrn HaiT* farm, i.eii-i- kmovn a-, Mr..'I.UI.. ................................. .. ... : t,..... her i. ............. ... >>. and __ i Xi. brother Clllll'll-S ChHi-les* llOIlle Imme 111 in kuhimSZOO Kalamazoo lip' John Looney.place. ■ ' visiting parents, Mr. Mrs. lllTlilll'l' jerry Collins ‘and wife visited i 8mllh. . Prof. Bolster mid wife spent Sat­ fAmml* in Kfeiiunktno last w.-rk. I r. a. Blnl. who pun-ha.ed thr LtHw.-ral from here attended t|lv - p.,- ,.lg|,|y. pUrri1{Ued the Ball eigh- urday and Sunday with friends in Albion. « •fttarral of George Hnjwnid of Kort ly |Ml Thun-lay. F08.AU FORMS OF Mra. Mary Mead, who has been duJunr-nm? ’ ‘,n>Wa,d’ Mi*. Blunrb T.-nn-mung. who h■hod balur laj mm mm.. . h(,r r(i|lBtu Uljj hll)jll| quite ill for.^cvi-ral weeks, was moved from her Imme lo the home Jrn- nml JamiM AudiiK huzniL returned to her home in HhulU last of her daughter, Mrs. Win Norris, । wood fur Bcrl McKibben the Iirat of Saturday, Tliurailay. ।gina to dmolve and leave .the aora jointa George Hayward, vvlio litis been ill ‘•nd lu action ia httle leaa than phlWidih'- I'-fi Wedlli-i-lay |ClNunbcrialu*» Tablets a long lime of Bright's Disease mid । „50,cen» a IxXtle—guaranteed. complications, died nt his - furoljier Constipatluu. Jpdgt, Barhorxt of Ft. Loraimc, Ohio, Mary McKay, and •tvcdwl lol Fpf CuuUiyutiun, ciMiuberlaiu's li'»rl|p-n«l of lb" village Hat- iM7!' 'A‘ter, healmeat by throe docton in* home al Ikmiiintl'Hi, .Ver-taAdata J «r» ext elknt. Em>- to take, i urday morning mid is to ln',buri»-d;'without remit. I cured of a very bad Lh<- Iasi ((f the weidt. । nilld art inn a«iDti» in Effect. Glvf lh«nn HrrO Today, Motfthiy. 'd WIEUkU.1-b* "** **° WEIGK6EIANT & RIEDE AT YOUR SERVICE We place the equipment and conveniences of this bank at your service. We are here to serve. We have no right to existence as a bank unless we can render ser­ vice to our customers—a very real and helpful service. Our active connections with large banks id financial cen­ ters and our extensive banking acquaintance enable us to render a real service to our patrons. We care for their surplus earnings, we assist them in making profit­ able investments. But the best service this bank renders is that of aiding those of its patrons who open savings accounts. We not only care for their money, keeping it safely and paying it over whenever called for, but we pay 50 per cent higher interest than our depositor would receive if he invested his savings in Government Bonds. And every dollar deposited in this bank is backed by our $700,000 resources. We pay you 3 per cent interest compounded semi­ annually on your Savings Account. RHEUMA RHEUMATISM START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT—DO IT TO-DAY. The Hastings City Bank The Bank that does things for you HASTINGS, ADAl 1 jAdr^ Forxale-byaildWlere.— _____ [ ------------------ ---------- B.ANNEK WANT ADVB. FAT. | t CARVETH. A 6TEBB1N8, MICHIGAN. �the BABY CHICKS coNsm,™® . NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. ' 'Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Agent for Cyphers’ Incubators and Brooders. PboM 385 Mb AV• Hicks Hastings, Mich. manwui banner. tungi rnOsi important mi". nie: This department Is Intended tn give from lire, -plenty of -imlighl our Hiilrwrlliers tin* bet nnd m<»-l re­ nf cleaning,.roomy hm.-i, liable information wr can obtain on scratching ikiac' ' iho subjects they desire explained. In asking questions send full Information. 'fiiainfanniii- point of good service in our Wall Paper and House Furn­ ishings Department. We can give you just ns fine quality of paperas any one can and ottr prices may'be lower than you find elsewhere. fnrly-eighl limii-. Imt Ki\(* warm he farm, ns Hi<* liiil The Meat Problem •• ll'il.^Ufi fs. Il* < Poultry Idants Rafes for Advertising in this Column are 1 cent per word each week and no adv. will be run for less than 15 cents. high enongh Route 1. away, wilh niid-lhe Il n.ll..-l II... I'hoHit WiKxIlnnn. Mich. • Steaks Chops Hamburg Steak liaise Ducklings. easily rai-'ed i OHWt.l Mi l l oine kmd of green stuff chopped me, either lettuce, onion lops The Best Coffee in the City I ii ini- rum 1- I.IKl-ll <111, OSii'i'ially if you are using well wa- Amolatlon Orlando Hickerson nnd wife Inst wook saying they are not very well pleased with their hew hoyic. AVt aro very sorry, that they arc not satisfactorily situated. Jake Clem is improved in health al this writing. Tool! Tootl I The buck s;iw mill has started up nl Cheneyville. Th< new linn being Underwood nnn Cheney. Anyone Wishing sawing done inquire-nn premises. . FOLEY KIDNEY PIUS BACKACHE KIONKYS ANO BLAOOEB MICHIGAN STOMACH MIS IISC8VER THE QIIEIEST REMEDV SirlfC Heller for Ills of DigreUro tho United StatM. Mrs. Guy .......... Beamtr of 1J07 North Street. Flint, Mich.—“I never saw anything work such wonders as just three doses did. I have been doctor­ ed by specialists, too, and received very little beneBt." A. W, Hobbs of l»01 East Main Street, Jackson. Mich.—"I had not IN HOONAN'S CIGAR STORE Hastings. Mieh. Iliili'hing lliiils. imett m>d do mil forget lo keep denly of clean waler for drinking Too many farmers go lo tho egg •eforc llii'in at nil limes. Have basket and pick out 13 or IS eggs OllOllgli s<> EVERY PERSON WHO WORKS FOR A LIVING wants the best wage his labor will com-, mand and should have it, so every' person who has money to invest wants~tbe best interest their inveatment can earn. THE BATTLE CREEK BUILDING & JAJAN ASSOCIATION haa juat increased their Capital Stock to >750,100.00 and arc in a moat proapcroua condition. If you have money and want it to bring yon the largest net inlereat call on their agent at Halting*, Mich , JASPER F. BLACK, and be will give you full particulars. Hundreds of Michigan people have found quick deliverance from atomneh troubles by the use of Mayr's Wonderful Btomnch Remedy. This remarkable treatment hoa established n record of proven results and bene- You carj get just what you want at Tom's .half. DO YOU WANT THE BEST? dcrfnl Treatment. Ham and Eggs Sausage Etc., Etc. Try My 15c Business Lunch lirnoders or mot In •'••I. If brooders ni ‘o rill other green sluif. If (he used tie cat mwh ran be moixfaned with milk il much heat s much iii'lli r tlmi.i water. Keep roa Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch IS BECOMING MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY; >0 .. ............. .iM,i-Tl.r n.,1 W»~ Hmm NORTH EAST CARLTON. Miss Glendora Worlley visited Miss Florence King of West Wood­ land, Tuesday night nml Wednes­ day. Perle Shellenbarger is ill at this writing, with Dr. C. L. Morse of Lake Odessa in allendaiice. Miss Glenna Tnsher wns (he guest of Miss lintel lienney of Cairipbell. Thursday night. Chas. Cheney nnd Wm. Tasker took dinner with Allie Cheney and family Friday. A. Cheney is suf­ fering an nttnCk of rliotimnlisin. Ye scribo received a letter from len>p.r.u.™ l> IKlt.r U...I Mr yjrf,, a little warm than too cold, as uiu- Heming. Florence Arliss. Margaret ally the temperature will drop ouo or. Dale, l-rlln Repton, Lill.t t'.nnplHir. two degrrea after churning com-1*>«ar Adye. Henry Curvall. Charles I HarbUPy. Arthur Bldred, St. Clair meoce'I Baytlleld und others. ' In addition to my Many Good Things to Eat, I am serving Mining chicks, Inn Ihey mud hnv ■■nil Cm) lullUng a Lam I? vi'Oel uud pour hot water Into the Downing KireH. jum Iwf.ire th,, prolargcr vessel and lot stand, stirring' sentation to the Queen. Th" loaiumes tho cream froquenUy so that the mass : 9r period—-th«* ’’•‘rly seventies-.111 ..ro w ....I, >.nUl U. talr.4' ,"■*>• Change in fresh ground frequent-; *• y nn they nre very miiwy little; II fellows. The bcsl feed I have fmiml nflcr hero the ............ of h".if fluil suits them! little sand. We use infertile egg* best. II i- I'llonp.')- I<> twin) :i Jilllci "rom nur incubators. Feed tin's extra fuel than lo have a ' ‘ ' our limes a day,, al regular hours. chicks killed by crowding. BESSMER BROS. 162 Tk, Hut MwOI Stn Hiilmga, Mich. .n Ixiih his friend* xi-nllli A'good tiling..and niu night play havoc with a nice bunch f ducklings. I generally let a lien nother have from 15 to 25—and hey will,lake cure of this number 'ays is hnril hoiloil rugs tiinihil for MEATH. REASONABLE PRICES and PROMPT SERVICE, lias cx-amii tn lx- a problem for one patrons.. It’s a McmonMrntcd Certainty. Wean* in a ptMUIon in aseure nil that tn YOU, II you in.irt l.rilll ini . in h ilruni.illti. immortal ' ^" । The whole thing operates like a hay |>7.'r.u*li. \i o minim: with M’ * fork. In raining the earth box und which h<* I pulling It along to where It Is dumped his piirpo?" the trip rope la dneao through the im ihsin fn i-l ' pulley back wards until the hook HJIs ^V'mii'hU is| reached. Thin catches In Ihe pullhy |lPll |n r,.K, nd ; and the draft Is then thrown on the pr.u .m.t J ii L>l>>-iws tamniix <>n tcnnd.ii''d miita-h "f trip rope, which pulls out the pin | Hef.a, holding iho hinged bottom and the' lilmwtf ! loud is dropped. The driver then i 4 ' 1 hooks the nimrtelree to the trip rope I at H and drawn * hail nnl lhe I bin le to the allo. • only ucior •••■«• irehnUiuo nml jiltuiir rot**- > Good Quality of Butter. . ..ie making of a good quality of b<*ri<>.i writing fowls will -’breakfast which which the me mwiwm up- j butter tha temperature ot thr cream ' '■* I predate and make' return' ' whim for. il goes Into thr churn Is an Itn-, ■ portant factor. A good thermometer ,.„ I Is the only satn guide. R too cold, as that Is d.silt with. •'Disrnelf ; it often is In winter, one ot the best ’ Th.-^ pnulu.-tlon ,iu< up u io put <i» SI'’.v'iS lurkliiigx don't come mil in a fe aiiniiles pipping. -somelilm ... . " idler ••■■*• •’"Iie-Iiui' hey lay nnd rest as many ns lihrlj ‘ix In llfly hours before coming ni >f Ihe shell. Ikiii'L try In help them otil—you will kill more I han Don’t C. E. HARVEY seeured him the premiership, while Rnalinil fail to'see us.before you place your Wall Paper order. North Side Pharmacist ata.Street, Hastings, Mich Benjamin r<lsr.ie||. ,ti i^nuinaUly who tn hta «lny shone with d.vzxilng brilliancy. is the subject of Mr. Parker's play. fa>ng on» markable llgur*-* • le l.y his r a task th" fruits ••! We will fill your order for Wall Paper promptly and it will be a pleasure for us to show you all the beautiful designs and new |>attems wc hhve. Rapid*, on Friday and Hatur.lay. March 57 and SH. with matlnre <>n •Haturday. proniiiw-s to l>o ni)c of |ha most Importnnt und entirely enjoy> falling ini •< Ill'll- JO-1 liy |K' hl'pi a.I scooping nut. a nest in tin- gnitimlI of chilling nml put a little straw in, ami l> Biihly <|o ihe rest -no moixlni problems to solve, she'll lake cal We have not been in Hastings so long as many other nnd hl.« company, under the manage­ ment of th" l.leMer Company, in Ixmix N. F.irker’a famous comedy. of the pie,- Hatching. hens wilh nnn All nf II cgir$. Hint run expinnlory, Some - umii* ns hens tn a drake. ini-niiator: I use both wilh surress. from h»o’i Hesiilts have- lieen satisfactory, though the incubator lias never ■riven mo as clean hatches at hasj J.'/mwaid people, but that makes no difference when it comes to the PAGE ELEVEN , linn'll niixiei inln a cooler, pin Muting mid We male five drake, this gives high in fertility. many ax 7 mid K CORNER PARK AND WAI,NUT STS. We Give Prompt Attention fo.Wall Paper Orders iml thr hen to u*r when «ho is rmiob- I HOISTER FOfc THE PIT SILOS mnko a bnlh-tuh mil of u. .Milos slay shy "f nests when n c<l for her daily f<*«*<l will mid handful or two "f .finely piilvorizml grraily tn hrr health, romforl ami J Arrangement Shown In IlluatraUon liibncoo Is inixtNl with Hie nesting rontrnlnienl. Corn, gril nml same I Herewith Will Bo Found to Ba . , . .. QUite Handy In Digging. material. . Everyliody willinc In give the sellers daily. Carefully it-I the beginner .siiggi-liohA alsiul move the birds from the lu-tx :in<l j p^u,. underground xlloa were dug la raising poultry. >'0ti" ul the ad­ b-t them have ainpli* line far l.-l. neighborhood U«L fall and all are vice i< helpful, but n i- tirtnal pet Minnl experience thia .lot's the tm.si PIMMl. ' Th<‘ attractive fralitri* of duck the nest as snnn ns her hunger is To tire man that intends to keep cattle raising lies in Hi" -mall qiviivl xalixfied rtytl xfa. lias has iinlolgi'd indolged III m a j and Uaan’l the money lo build a allo ' ‘ tm I abeve the ground. I would Bay. dig a with which a start ran b mod". JalTiT-This daily airing heln. ■ ............... • • I- Illi'-. Willi III" ll-O) II ,»‘l*l , |H*. n,,M. • -.............. n • A sineb* XI'IIUIK. ''Uiffiilh nuimiK-i |,ir<| in gnoil roinlilKm. , used in digging uUn«, writes C. B. givi* n K<‘"'l -laii. , 'i iji.x is tin1 gt< f Hip nowly- Wooley of Calhoun, Colo.. In tho * I hatch,'ll (thicks. Mail and HreAxe A l« a box Rrood and llmndcr. । j'hi' sitlimr two feel square with a hinged bottom A pro.it many favlot. <<nt»r‘into Ihimrs h.nndy. and catch that locks with a pin. The i* iilo:il syxtein |.i-..o.|int- i.i.i I wiiDt nml snmt trip rope F M fastened to this pin. nerfinlijig !<• J. !■■ l|*'iu'li"t,l.v HUB are pulleys. C Is a nne-lnch rope Tho Drat doae, proves—no long treatment. Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Rem­ edy clears the digestive tract of mdcold accretions ‘and pdUonoua mat­ ter. It brings swift relief to sufferers from aliments of the stomach, liver and bowels. Many declare thnt it has saved them from dangerous opera­ tions nnd many, aro sure that Ii haa saved their lives. Because of the remarkable success of thia remedy there are many Imlcautious. Be sure It’s MA YR’S. Go to Mulholland's drug --------------- _ak about the wonderful results it haa been accomplishing— or send to Geo. II. Mayr, Mfg. ChemUt, 164-154 Whiting 8t., Chicago. HU for free book on stomach aliments and many grateful letters from peo­ ple who have been rostdred. Any druggist can tell you- Its wonderfud e (Tecta. Ing a few dooes of your wonderful remedy I am In perfect condition." Buch words of praise come from land*! Drug Store and druggilts evI I..— ,1.1. blame il mi the poor old biddy if (Im hatch is iiiisalixfaclnry. tin*, bird- ;inul lunners have waler lo play or iwim in until Ihey are full fealher- insure a tilth pr.'ccniage of fertili­ d. If you follow Ihese simple dity. Given thprimary requisites.I 'Cclions it is only a few short weeks the eggs -lioidd. lie gathered iu> I intil you will hove a line lot of ‘ ' g dropped mi Runners matured nnd gelling ready sliould be lio| to shell nut Hie henulifiil white •ggs Hint gives me ns min-lt pleas- .... . .. U may cause i too much iii"i"luro. Select eggs I >ld boy. having perhvi -hells and of uni-j I might mid I lint ducks' eggs con- form size. Put lhein ih a place.noLi 'ain forty lo filly per cent more of loo warm. -lilt, ‘‘ggs will not hnlrh food value to nn egg than tie hens ■■•■ii chilled. •ggs. This is hecntise tliey are larg-••veral days iM-fov! t. When enough are raised so ’.hey can he shipped in. separate 'Iioiild always be set j •rales they bring anywhere from as soon as pos-ibhi after being laid.! 1v<* to eighteen cents per dozen Those reci-ivi-d from a distance by more Ilian hep’s eggs. They nre express or parrel post should be nt- 1 used by bakers nnd for cooking in lowed to ‘'-eHle'' for at least 21' large establishments, hours before incubation is begun.; Wilh all the varieties, except the This allow* the delicate genus to Indian Runner, there is a laying resume their positions. A good lime to lest the eggs is I season, usually from the last of February (o tho first of August, Hie eleVi'iilh day and again stlxiui I rhe Indian Runner, however, lays the llfteeiilh. Infertile eggs slimildl be renins ed. They will make ex- j cellent chirk food. Spoiled ones] don, ImL, sends Farm Journal these will do harm I" tho other eggs if allowed to remain in Iho nest or Tho eggs aro a little larger than incubator. Luus must not lie dis-1 good-sided hen eggs, and nre simi­ lurbi'd i'fier the eighteenth day.; lar in taste. The young nre easily As Idtje handling ns ]>o«.stble. roared, although our first attempt should b" Hi" rule from Iho limo met with sorrowful results, due to they are laid. Uy all moans see I failure to understand feeding prop­ that the liauds arc clean ami dry! erly. Corn-iiu'al in any large pro- when it is nn'essary to touch the Eortion should never be given: but eggs. read-crumbs, slightly moistened Tlie nmiibi-r of eggs for a single (preferably with milk.) should lie setting must, be determined by il,fed the lillle fellows every hour until they ant a week old. of the larger breeih can easily The tlrxt-fiKMl is usually givujj q| cover 15, while il might be tlc-il the ago of twenty-four hihirx. nble.lo give a sinnller bird Ihrre or Later on the fond xliould Ik* four les*. I’reiipra good nesi*. changed (n bran ami miilillings, roomy and Idled with dry iqnlrri.il , with a liltlo corn-meal: always mid II h ihe ualiiry Of (lit* hen In de­ considerable grit in tho form of, sire seclusion when she is selling, line, sharp sand, even to the adult therefore have the mist where birds. other hens will dot be liable to in­ We feed very little groin now. trude nnd where nothing will and find the results much mon* frighten her. Give tho hint dum­ satisfactory (han during our early my eggs for n day or two nml af­ experience when corn was fed ex­ ter sin* seems thoroughly batfaiied tensively. gently slip I lie real eggs under her. Tlio best Inculmlor ever huflt will Also give the hint, nests and eggs n not hntch chilled eggs. x careful dusting with iuse-ci powder. See that Hie chick food is pure, Do this two or three thnas during fresh, wholesome and not musty. tho period of incubation and the Have lire drinking vessels so ar­ chicks will not be hadly infested ranged that tho chicks can not wilh lice. A dust bath handy for Mr. Tobacco User to buy your cigars and tobaccos of me because I honestly know we can give you your Favorite Brand the year around in better condition than any other place in Barry County. We give it to you just as it comes from the manufacturer, clean, fresh-and moist. . In the first place, our cases are zinc lined throughout, which is the only case on the market today that will keep and hold moisture. In the second plape, we have the only electric humidor in the county. This electric humidor works automatically and gives out humidity 24 hours a day which is the reason our cigarq are always moist, fresh and just right. We want your trade and will keep any brand of cigars or tobacco you want. J. F. Hoonan The Place to Meet Your Friends Phone 106 Jefferson St. CREAMERY PATRONS Wc are always locking for some way that we can give the patrons of our creamery a little ’’ ■ better service, and this tfeek we have had a large black board placed in front of our creamery. On this board will be listed articles or animals (or sale, wanted or for exchange. If you have cows, horses, hogs, or any article of machinery that you want to buy qr sell, or , if you would like to exchange something you may have for something you need worse, then list f it on this board. No charge will be made (or this service, unless we arc asked to give the exchange per­ sonal attention and time beyond listing it on the board. We reserve the privilege of limiting the use of the board to our patrons, but so long as there'is room on the board we will list anything any farmer or dairyman may want listed. Remember us when you have milk or cream to sell. Our prices are the highest, and our service the best in every way. Try us with your next can of efeam. ’ CRYSTAL CREAMERY COMPANY • HASTINGS. MICHIGAN �THE H ASTINGS BANNER. MARCH 26, 19IL PAGE TWELVE SED TO WOMEN IS YOURS A Case of “Nerves?” Hot flashes, diadnesa, fainting backfchc, headache, bssring-doorn pains, n»rvouit»<4»—all »r«,ynipton>i or irr»gul*riiy Favorite Prescription b that of a fatnooa physician unuitisjly cipariancrd ire ut «>>ui«a*a pccaUar hllntcnta. For llhu t»«cn rrcoramMuJed to suffering YOUR DRUGGIST CAN SUPPLY YOU IN LIQUID OR TABLET FORM | The Fellow Who- Makes I s Laugh. ,-Wo crown Cleaning Silver. ■ A' laurel [ One of Ihe ainiplu-t means of F. | And sing (a them pcan* CHEEK STREET. cleaning* silver .that lias become Grandma Cramer i» ve ery ill at j We banquet the makers > i blackened by gas or turn* is to mix this writing. ~ And lift them to fame in our lays. Mrs. I.. W. Calkins is nt Eaton Hut I want lo pay one little trib-'ja leaspoonful of ammonia with a ------ iii«C£L------- ' ‘ ' cupful of water and use n lillle of SCHOOL NOTES Hirithqi'* llifili .There are 5S Seniors. ju«t think daughter, who arrived at the home of il. isn't Ihnt enpugh to dignify one small town. The Ceasar class have begun Frank Piero* returned Inst week Bidelman and daughter Iris of Quimby visited al Hvginald Wins­ after being ill: The Vth grade English an* en­ lows, Sunday. Hattie joying the reading of "As Yon Like. on account of illm*«» . Friday hall Thursday. Come early ami help sew the carpet rags. E. A. Bidelman ami family of Bridge street nml S. G. Bidelman ami family of Maple Grove spent Sunday al C. P. Bidelman's. will go t tricl contest. Gertrude fleelirr are absent on ac­ count of illness. Fealise Butler of (lie sth grade i* Clayton Marble has returned to school after being absent on ac­ Monday evening. count of illnei}s. erybody invited. .March 31. CAMPBELL. John Eggermnn who has lipen 1st Want The 51 h grade received first place living near Kalamo has moved hack lo Campbell. in Ihe spelling ronle-l. grade. study of He* Pacific Geography. I the meal much gwoeler, ns il docs not lose so much bf its juice. ; When your feel are tired ami you have no limo to rest them by ! sitting or lying down, change your : shoes- Tho strain will collie in a |dilT**renl place and they will feel I rested. A ventilated barrel like those usI ed for marketing,vegetables, will i make an excellent ami novel । clothes hamper. Clean it. remove | all hoops but top ami bottom ones, I clinch all nails, remove any sidinlers. gave it twmcoals of some lighlcolored pmnt—iMilnl ittaide ami oulvm-iiish and let it dry. Islands in count of Illness. In mannurirniiiing the grades are making chre.««*-r|ol h mats. Lewis Hnrry has returned afler a week’s absence. Mra, Leon Bauer gave the 51 h ami Olli grades a very interesting talk on her trip, in Spain. Miss Deum-'s room also had th'' pleasure of hearing Mra. Bauer, tiff y-being Hie guest.- of the 51 Ii and tftli grades. •­ Katherine Sage has r<-lui'iic<l to school afler a Long absence. " ville have been visiting wilh Ihe former's stator. Mrs. Herl Slater, and family. .Mr-. Win. Smith lunl Mrs. .Herb are both sick. Z. T. Nureult and family al tended Mr,. Ell,ha Sln.ns and dauslil.'i Opal attended church nt Lake Odo.-sa, Sunday. I Th. Udie« Ai<( Ml! intel will. Mr*: Ata’ Ihomns Monday after- Hie fellow laughI apply it another to polish. A Remedy for Teolhurhr. Here's a quick remedy for loolhnrhe (hat is easily prepared ami applied, mid should Im more wide­ ly known. Mell white wax or spermaceti two parts, and when '."'i'.' ; .1 : melted add carbolic acid crystals. \\ ho takes us wheifb-a.it w< expet t|<1Iu. 1>arl an(| c|,orai . hydrate .. ,,l1 . w . i crystals two parts. Stir well until And turns us from sorrow ’o ] dissolved. wm -‘’TH!: . »• <1 .. i.i .1. While still liquid, immerse thin With a twist of his thought Hint .*, jnyerj* nf carbolaed'absorta'iil eotn.,,.’’!’ . t"i"y , <"ii nnd allow them to dry. When Out troubles nl once required for use a small piece may i !>*• snipped off and slightly warim*<|. when it can be inserted in the hol। taw tooth where it will solidify. । Ihe ease produced by this simple i remedy is really very great, and is I rou bl almost instantaneous. know how tailored. above; (Uuzrd Sweet Potatoes. And tn feel that no matter what happens MV.I tier .1.1 wv .nil ... H«* •». ,*u> !“'<iHi .(hough not SO Well known With mir hope ami our fmih on Hie 'III Hie north. Wash and prepare promise : six medium sized potatm-. cut into (>f a better day surely lo dawn. halves lengthwise ' and throw al ‘•ii into cohl water. Have boiling ut pence in our -ailed waler in the sauce pan pul in.tlie potatoes and boil eight or ten purses. grow wealthy and minutes. Drain, make a syrup ot grand, >one-half cu~ ~*—*— sugar ami one-halt But he leaches u« all mir reverse*; grnimlirtrd 1fl...■ I...I.. .... ... ........ ..... I1,1 ■»^11.111 .... ...f । butter. Dip each ie fa th.* blight amt the pi'i'e in tin* baking pan. ami |hiiic -l.atlle over remaining syrup. Bake fifteen .......... . il go forth again to the fray minutes, liasling occasionally. \\ jUia spirit of Mimdimeuml laugh- j - ter Keeping Cake. Thal will rl.xw every trouble r keep your cake .-oft and away. i length of lime that will NOHTI1 C.AHI.TGN. lain. •rubbed polnlnns, or n pint fruit T^J. Daily mir former mail ear.......... = ... ..... ......... .„ ......... .j.ir half il"--1 —“*-------■— :............. iivr,di*-ii jil Ills I Him*: in t'Jurksvillc, And here’s to the man in Hie pa-1 cake box. vanThe«Uay evening. ’ Mary Allurdini I think I can see his eves shine— rich fruit cake, whore th** llnvor ' ' developed wilh Elsie ami Leoni Train-selierger fen’s nt Freeport. have returned to whool. Ilobeil Gardner is absent on ac­ count of illness. SCHOOL GIRLS’ D7A CLUBS MAKE PROFITS Mrs. Frocluii.l and Mi- ■*:i:i>fa> willi tin Urn arrival of n little sister al his home. Wc have had to refrain from plnying the organ for sum* lime, because one key persisted in play­ ing all the lime, which grenlly disturta'd our niusirnl natures. The eighth graders have com­ pleted their reading nml nearly completed their geography, and are now planning to pul a grcaU’f amount of their time, on Hi-* *ludy < f agriculture. The following are th** highest Hfiimllngs from last week's liaseil mostly on questions mil liy the stale: First- and Second .Grades. All averaged above W. Elsie HcynotdsTvnd George End Aft n® farm Inrjl week obitvarv IK 10. 'I’he Normal fair wi I wo months and IK days. u*mig he moved .wilh his II. Ihe ftmilly came In Assyria. I IKT. I Midi, Infantry, from then until the clo-e of the war. November 20. |S*iM. he was married to Addie It. tite and digitslinn. sleep -<>umilyl ami enjoy life. u-< Burdock Bil-!^'1 lej>. the gn:al system tunic and I.uild. r, Adv. . falsejeeth Store PH IS IS the season ol House Cleaning-. Paper“ ing and Re-decorating. Just now our stock is the most complete of any time in the year. Wc arc showing the largest and most, complete line of Wall Paper, Paints, Stains. Enamels, Alabastine, Window Shades and House Cleaning Supplies. We have the materials to work out the very latest ideas in re-deeorating. and wc arc always glad to show you. Watch our windows lor our Weekly Special Sales. ^Fridlay & Satardlay Specially* 10c Package Linen Envelopes5c 10c Glycerine Rose & Violet Soaf>,__4 for 25c 5c Perfumed Toilet Soap, . ,8 for 25c TTfeis IKeaaill in examination in spelling. Fonrllt Grade. Spelling—CIHlmi Beckc Fre<l Kennedy. Ita). Arithmetic—Clifton Ib-ckcr, 92. Geography— Clifton Becker. HU. Physiology—Clifton Becker, 95. Fifth Grade. Dorothy Hump. 93; Thelma Ends­ ley. 91. Knelling— Bealrr Dorothy Hump. 93. Arith.-Beatrix 1 and Iwo-lhirds. Physiology—Dorothy Bump. 92 “Maybe It’s A Bar That’s just what it is—a bar of Galvanic, Eels Naptha or American Family soap with every ' Half Pound of 50 cent Tea Graine.-. 91; Agatha Kinne, 93; Arlie Free-Free as the Air You Breathe Hui Kinne 91%; liomthy Herbert.! 01%. Physiology-Elmer Graines. 91%; Arlie’ End-ley. 92%: Agatha Kinne. 92%; Harold Reynolds. 1*2. The tea is the best 50 cent Tea you ever used Cpffee Ranch Jefferson St. Hastings, Mich. < Grammar - < tert rude Turner. Eighth Grade. Heading-Hollis McIntyre. 97. Arith. Marie Matthew-. Hp’ One Girl Finds Time to Put up 1,005 ollis Melnlyre, K9 2-3: Cr; Cans of Tomatoesr Which making the frngrapl. velvet I tragi Ion. H9 1-7. She Sold. Grammar—Ho|Hs McIntyre. 95%; .. *n wearings in I L«*o Foley. 91%: Mary Bump. 90%. a lichlly c|4-**d Ih<x. This year tin* ] Geography—Hollis Mrlnlyre. 90; Wc use it in sending Howies to you lure, ihe Girls Gardening and Can­ r reainy ning Clubs in Sussex county. N. I.. and find wc can give good service. have fa*en very active and I In* liityre. 90. fancy, lirnple I* members are reaping in good re­ wards. The members of these clubs K9. can have a siring attend the public school to months costume.. Priieesw Amid Ihe Cheap mid “Bin Cun" Baling Ponder. . for Christmas and other occasions. roil liii tlm* nml powdery. Tli>*i enl>*rpri-iiig M-lusd girls won Hi* slate companionship. Besides marpill (I over the fir** in n granite •> Allrtd Hmik porcelmn p:m to heal, stirring <*c In* wa- able tn pul up lid Sill rasionnlly. Meanwhile, dissolve d tomatoes from a crop laiuly give the pi . .. *m- tenth of an acre Stnre-18 Monroe Ave. Gnuligit-.ctr. Ent nd 8irtl< AH. . being her lirgt experience in all When the salt is thoroughly heal- gttnb-ning. • cd. stir in lli*t dissolved corn starch | The D. L. A W. II. IL, which run- haw no leavening II your order amounts lo dr or over we'll pay telephone charKes and il will inmu*dinli*ly Ihiek*-n.i through tin* county, after an < x- powder* nre so i Wlien cool enough lo hnmlle. work | nminaiiun of a sumplo of the girl's witlrlhe hand* till soft nml pliable, product, gave an order for tOh «tazI'rom this dough you make y«ur ,-n No. 3 can*, al six’ll per dozen, some food. Furl In bead*, pinching off a -mall portion [ Tln-re wn.*» also a large local de­ baking powders ha al a time and rolling in the palm <>f । inaiid. The fn -h tomatoes wen* percentage of leavening gas; the: hand till round nnd smooth. 'carefully giad*-d und crated and A few drops of any preferred " ' vol‘ old io tin- railroad at $IX»<> per ushel rrale. while tomatoes on Un■d Calumet Baking Powder. I.. . fore ill 111'- long run. Hu* actual Perfume may also he <if 5<i cents a im-h.-j. During <>ccost to Hie consumer of Ihe cheap [csires. ' I toiler. In bushel rrales of fresh lo­ powilers is more than Calmm-t I ts to divide Un* salt inalm-s were slut*p!*d at H2.lt) per .1. <<>... ... II.,.,,a i ,-niliTo advertise a new Filler anil Broad equal pidlimi- nnd color each <hf— —----------------- ““ ferontly. A lilll** blueitig gives 11 Stomach Ilciillh— tdkalim*. nml .often mipalnlable. ♦ Leaf Binder I use in my Cigars, 1 lovely shade nf him*, while 11 half . or no Cost lo You. They me widom of unifonn t<-a-pnniifi)l of fruit coloring makes | Very strength nnd quality. will ohSATURDAY, MARCH an pretty preUy red red—a less amount rvsullsjyou results] you p, pi u,(. H>*xnll ifyspi'psia Tab­ Why u*'l buy a perfectly wh<*b- > in a <|clicale pink. IMs, Jiecnusc scores of people in this Mime baking |iow<lrr like Calumet. 28, ONLY, sell String the beads ns soon ns you community tadieve them to be Hie have ma<le suniciriil for a strand, hot rvim-dy vi.-r made for Dysand on*' which can Im, ullflrnating wilh a eonJrailing color, pepsin nml lmlig**slioit. .That is Two 5c Cigars for. niu? Calmm-I i- nlwny- ■­ Small goldeolored Iwads are very;whnl we think, loo, because we the Milne. keeps imleHnitcly and fi-clive. hut glass kindergarten | know wliai they Tmve done for 50 5c Cigars for >ads are less expensive mid do' others and what th<-y am made of. ry well. We have so min h faith in them Pure Food Exposition. Chicago. 111.; . By a lillle practice you can learn । Umi we urg*- you to try them al Paris Exposition. Franco, March.' make these -all beads very nic*,- .our risk. If lin y don't help you. ly. nnd you will be <l**llglite.| wilh|ih«*y won't cost "you a cent. If result*- Girls of nil-ages appreciah* they don't do all that you want AVENT VERMONTVILLE. a pretty string of beads., nnd these; Dale Downing is working for El­ are sure lo please. • They can also your stomach to health and make mer Mater in North Casllelmi. Jefferson St Hustings, Mich. lie used for decorating purposes in your’ digestion easy—just tell u* Ermrl flHIey nml wife visiteif at Ihe making of portieres or oWiec and we will give lurk your money liny Brumm's near Nashville Sudfancy work w here heads nre used. Without a word or question. l,nEiba Ackley received word that Containing Pep»iu and Bismuth. (klita mid Ends. ............. I wo of Ihe greatest digiMlivu aids! his Kfep-tallier John Wolf in Nash­ To give beef a llnvor when rua«l-1 ’known io medical iiir<iical science, science, they uiey I .......... I to ville was very ill. ing. rub Hie surface with an muon M,ol|l(. n|I. mi|il|ll(.1| Miomw*h linLovinn Smue is hclpin m- place an onion on lop of it. II, jllg. help in tlm secretion of gnslric Davis in Nashville. will be delicious. • jutre. Check hi-arllim n und dlslrrss, Hownnl Cob’ of Wnodkmd Ono woman we know hnd lip* tad-| promote regular bowel action, and his sinlei^ .Mrs. Cleve Straw and ’ Dry Clean and Press Men's i Piece Suits tom j ut out of Irnr b aky leak- le lli;,ke it |M.*sibl<. for you to eal “ “ “ " Men's medium weight Overcoat. family, Sunday. and uws Ihe kellle lo rover Iliums I whulever you like whenever you Mrs. Addie nml Ella Hager <4 “ *' '* ** Ladies' Plain Dress oil Hie stove that sin* wants to keep I like, witli the comforting assurance Woodland called al M. E. Downing's Ladies' Suit warm. On ironing days she puta it ] n,,.!-,. wUt b„ |)(> hatJ af(nr. Friday. . “ “ “ “ Ladies* Coat over thr fiat irons to keep them h"-| ..ffecta We tali.-v.* them to lie the tor. and the handle is convenient to lH-i renicdymade fordyspcpala nml “ ’* Double Blankets Hehl Itch! Hehl- Seralch! lift it off. . j imligestion. Sold only al Hie mon* Scralch! HcnUch! The mure you “ “ “ “ Comforters A few grams of rice In Hie salt- than 7J)t» Recall stnrw, and in this scratch the worse the itch. 'I'l-y 'fry our Steam Press System—Phone aaj cellar will keep , he sa t from rak- h,u„ o|1|y al „,|r ,,n|^ TbrR? Doan's Oiiiliiienl. Il cures piles, ing. as lliry will keep the salt tntn-.*.. 50,- add i*M*i. -Alarveili & Hleb- eeremu. any skin itching. All drugmg when it 1- shaken. j bios. Hastings, Mich. adv. East State St.,,Old journal Bldg. Hastings, Mich. A lillle flour gpnpklcd over beef-----_r steak just before fryinf, renders | BANNER want advs. FAY. , BANNER WANT AB VS. PAY. Everything in Cut Flowers and Potted Plants GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL CO. PHONE 5995. The foliowiiik- ar* week, the Mi-es S AVibods, Corrigan. Beach.' Miss Burkb* is supplying in MiMiller's room. mJ QID you [VER [JSE PARCEL [OST? visited the Kindergarten Wednes­ day afternoon. Peninimsliip. Itorolliy Freeman. Irem* Gamble nnd Clarence Ward have received students diplomas in penman-hip. und Hrlinol J.nw Mis* .Miller is -----after u week of iilm Alroft School Note*. Wc are now beginning on our seventh month of school. The first-graders have completed their reader ,and arc now review­ ing. « Tho fifth graders,— hoving com­ pleted their text taiok in reading some time Alm, are now taking up the classic “The Courtship of Miles Hlniultah." The. sixth graders are studying •'Evangeline." We nre all matking great strides in rapid calculation. . Nellie Kennedy wns absent from school nil of ln.«l week, because of sickness. Paul Foley nf Muskegon, who has been spending some lime with his parcels here, visited our school last Thursday. Two memlH-rs of our school 1 ma rd, viz.: Clarence Kinne and James Brngdon. honored us wilh their company one day last week, they also fixed the school hell, which has been silent for some time, during which time .we iiave been reminded of our school duties by nn exact nqiliea of the famous Jiberty boll, even to the crack in the side, Only of course, on a snftill<*r scale. Hollis McIntyre is wearing a very Addie Leonard nf Assyria. On May 3rd. IH93. lie mnrjged Mary.A. Wells of Bellevue, who still survive- him. The deceased was mm of a family II grandchildren. Grand Rapids, Mich BARGAINS IN CIGARS ♦ 5c Curd of Tliiink hearty thonks lo the Prairieville Indies of the “wonder bag" w’hit’h Bet of Teeth $3 BEST SOLD CROWN S3 BEST BRIDGE WORK $3 DUTAL WORK ON CRUIT (Ten Veer Guarantee) Wt will give you careful, con •cicntiouA, sympathetic treat Ihe hospital in uboul two weeks if I continue* in Ihe sun shiny way. Lottie Fox. Burgess Hospital, adv Card of Thanks—Wi* wish tn I hank mir friends and nidglilMira for pie many arts of kindness shown lis during lh<* illness of mir little . Also Johnstown Grange, No. for Hie iHgiLillful Howers sent Mr. ami Mrs.Xliuluier Norris. f ■—adv. Tlie Motlier's Fa»<trite. NEW SYSTEM DENTISTS ’'OMow Avenue ~ ’ Michigan A trough medicine fdr children iliquid be haCmicM. It should bo '-•pleas a——-it to take. It should bo effec■ Itual. rhambcrluin’s Cough Remedy $1.25 JONES CIGAR STORE ♦ What $1.25 Will Do Hastings Dry Cleaning Co �THR HISTIMM B.WCT. MAIllll 2K. |S||. It-sMin regarding Hix coming nnd our altitude imanwliilr. from the' exodua out <>f l-krypt? What does girded mean? What is the girdle* A. AC. H. BARBER, What lesson do wc get from the i Physicians *n<! Surgeons. ’ lights, an<l from the oil? What I Calls in city dr country, responded to pnxij of the, inspiration of the with promptuw, day or night. scriptures have wtfrtT' connection with vers.; Ip? .What will Hie1 For Sunday, Alctrrh 29. B. WILLISON, D. D. 8., faithful servant do, and what will I Rv Lee W. Ames. i Hastings, Mich. bo done fur bun when the fxirdl Hot lew Jesus The' Great Tearhrr. comes? What groat danger ls| Reading Lesson only: Matthew lln-re in the | limigbt "My l<ord do-.j 7:21-20. laycth His eorning?T' Golden Text: Micah 6:8. XL THE t.AWFLL UREOFTHE Introductory. This ts the lime win'll we look SABBATH taiko 13:10-17.; H:l-fl. ■back ovur the quarler's work In nu-TRi'* In to Ihe Humnicr Newton T. find ilny. gather .logntlier its teachings .mid enth i..y an offering continuous .iiiportunity (or WhiH three miy one to enjoy,nil Hr- a.ltnn- lo fasten (li>*in in our minds. Well may we ask ouraolViw the queidmn. Uigrs <>r n couoc of Biutlnv&t train­ What rhnnge or changes liave li. rn -indicated* by the out lint1? Wlfat ing which will poMlIltcly lead to a wrought in- my life by the power is the gospel*. How does the wo­ good mi I ii rI cd position through the ‘ well-known of (Jod dining tlii- quarter? Ami man picture salvation? XU. LESSONS BY I HE WAY— I Urn turn to our classes; wlint.liiive they learned, and has it changed Luke 13:18-30. What .me word is proinlnrnl in mir lesson outline? llieir Ilves? Wo will lake the les­ dl-SV West Grand Illvcr Avenue, sons up due by one for a brief re­ What does the parable of the mus­ UHTHOIT. MICH. tard seed tench? Whal is n “mysWrite for catalog. E. II. Sliaw, I’rvn. view. The Lessons: I. JEW’S AND THE CHILDREN I1hr~lnost' ipodern n-vcialion from —Mark !l:3D-:i<: 10:13-16. I'erliitps God? What docs (lii- partible of I quest tons.'bawl upon lh» ..xp.bd- leavi'ii tench? What dm-s lenvon i WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Hons giveii, will be lu-lpftil by way signify in -•oriptun-? Why in not of review; You will Hud answers leaven Un- gitapol converting the! We pay you the HIGHEST lo ipi.'-l ill luson -l.l'li' rt Ol Iho PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ qtinrfor. loin: Whal ar<- Hie syiioptltj World hl Illi-, pill-abb'? liuw i- IblEVATORS. Wc buy and sell gospels, and what cliaracU-risti.' pnr.ibb- bc|ug ftdUlled? Wlitil dno*! on a LARGE SCALE. We ways do I lie four gospel n-cords the Lord tea.-li nliout the fetvnoHsl depend upon doing a LARGE differ? * Whal is Ihe key \. i».> of <iul Hie teaching Hint tin- world will VOLUME of business at a Mark? Name liiree gnat divi i>uis md be cmivrrt.-d in this age? ■ Ibis lesson. Distinguish be­ May the. i.oi.l graciously bless SMALL PROFIT. If you .of tween Christ ns King, ns Head, and ..... .....i ..... 'mi n.. have never dealt with us, why ns Lord. Whal is Ihe difference not give us a trial. hrtw.-eii the kingdom mid Ihe come. Sincerely yours, churches? What is the only way Smith Bros. Volte & Co. ih.ii leads home? Wtepl docs the Op.C.L&S. Phu 57 Hiitlip third day iiu-an in M-rlplure? What J Arthur NitMi, wife and son of ' । I.oweir visih-d Sunday with W. Cos­ ,. I griff and wife. . It. THE MISSION । 1 »r. Bond returned Saturday from 11 Grand Rapids. where lie recently two Hooks of the Bibb ' undeiw.nl an operation at the But­ ’ let-worth hospital, This goes true in your "I Arthur Kreplin of Grand Rapids PrrtwltMl Cofr B HMTEKKAMOHAIL SKJTOAY SCHOOL ILESSON Seed Your Farm With Alfalfa F Alfalfa recognized as ‘“King of Forage Crops” is of Arabic origin meaning “The Best Fodder” it was used by the Greeks and Persians 2,400 years ago and has been introduced from one countryto an other until it has reached this.United States and it is known now to be “The Mainstay of the Cattle Farmer” and is grown extensively throughout United States and Canada. Spring Term Detroit Business University Good Quality Seed Needed To successfully grow Alfalfa the best qualityfof seed is necessary and can only be had by buying the supply you need from a firrri whose^reputation for handling the best grades in every lineis well established. It has been our policy since our first starting in business to pay the price necessary to' secure the HIGHEST GRADE SEED. Our knowledge of good seed and the firms from whom we buy arc safeguards to quality. And we have Alfalfa Seed that tests almost 100 per cent pure. Every pound of seed we sell has stood this test and—that is not all—it is backed by our own personal guarantee. Value of Growing Alfalfa Safety First electric wiring. That’s one reason why I urge you to let me do youf electric work You'll know it is done right and that your buildings are safe if I do the work. ’fui'n What i* a? XVho Whal is Chas. .Harris while hauling logs: Elvctrlelan. Order Our Drays When yon have any moving to be done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. Alfalfa is proven to be the most nutritous of feeds for dairy cows, beef cattle, sheep, hogs, horses, poultry and the blossoms aid the bees in making heavy yeild of rich,' ex­ cellent honey. Alfalfa increases the yield of succeeding crops—it nearly doubles the yield of grain and increases the value of potatoes per acre $20, oats $20. It is one continual harvest without an annual plowing and seeding. The Place to Buy Your Seed for “Alfalfa Seeding” Is from Us. Remember Our Reputation Stands Back of Our Alfalfa Seed. n iiuur i.O'prin. r, r muiei.iii au.i .j! Dan -Miller made a business (rip to GEO. VAN TIFFLIN Mill. Ul We have just received a carload of Agricultural Litne—Splendid for using upon the land when seeding Alfalfa. as .■<>1.1101-1 iihle a< pos-iiile. Mr-. Frank-Itmik'or is visiting Ion : •d-lei-iu-law Mr«. C. Ilfug of Cab -! d<> we tlnd I । many quest ion- PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. KACK TlUirrEEA E.DMONDS BROTHERS giirdiiic himself? Wlitil i- • b r;>;e life? Mefilion several ways in which JeSUil fulfilled mid u-4 the Ramsdell. Phone 18 ha who Hastings, Mich, lielime has again return'd to Altnnriinii is FREEPORT. FIRE INSURANCE wilh! F; a.in- JOHN M.GOULD LAWYER ■l ie Coykendall will sp< nd HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 11:1-!.'I. OPENING Hill Clothing Go -OF - .. ... .IIICII ■ .'.I Iu> -day ! Hnfley-liiixjdsi.il n I*. M. Blake waA Blank lie day last wo-k ■ । :• i-iii>*-. The Hill at’d T.>rr< V iudc’le an- Office oyer Grigsby & Brooks Phone 173 . Bbti-I.uk'e cnlei'lnitiing nijml. 231 West State Street F. J. & L. A. Woodruff, Mgrs pray in public, mid -how I. »i- mid is un- KeconU. can furnish- complete Ab- in found- Miller & Harris Furniture co. Come in and see the splendid line of ‘our Fatlie?*" Whal • !-- Meyer KuMer^u Clothes UNDERTAKING AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS t,i^irr Licented Embalmer always in attendance PHONE. 226 OR 387 (Made to order) Thuii-.ltiy. Olein, OIIIIIH A Sicl.ii R. R. Cl. BAIlltn il.l I daughter. Time Table in Effect March », Dally incept Sunday. Leave Hustings •olng South 1:05 a. tn. k 6:48 p. m. Lui her hndhefs baby. El wife. Mrs. Mina lb.in n company Snappy Styles, Fine Workmanship and Big -Values.—Long Wear, Perfect Fit and Complete Satisfac­ tion Guaranted. ’ SOI 11! HOWXE her daughter Mrs. Vli. cniHSTS HATRED RHAMS-Lukn H:;;7--il. <livt.-s-.m outline. T«-H s'limtli (ilwitd lltc I’liat-isies. Wb.i! lb . iiis-ps of lyiob-t s opposed < Again*! what THE PLEASURE OF A OATH Mrs. Adrian ' Rapidir Attended <■ lit • Bibl Hyde, of Grand ni-’:' Wednesday. , vada. is visiting h r sisler, Mrs. Mr.-. I. H'ui-b. Mr< John Mishler. Il<>i‘r Wi-bh. . .— win;..... vi;_~i.'-............. j.-ii-. . ... . . . WIDTH WEST < ISII.ETIIY Ralph Ochti’iip.i'i b will . begin work nl Frank l-n - saw mill. Mr-. Walt'iWallace Tuesday morning. ■ I1WU11 rwaxi uravr- : VIH. FAITH Ilf-S'llUlYIXG depends largely on-the bath room. hypocriteWind de.-If everything llierc is lilted with nil I children of Hilda Go Albert Mc('.i<-lh>-l ‘ md Hatt of P^ttolfice • Hastings and on Men’s, Women’s and Children's Ihivld Moor. F. A. BROWN & CO. Phone 126 Cleaning, Pressing Repairing 1 Stubborn. .Aiinoylnc < "My husbxnd had .> ment. ’ What wax lh<- iinpank.iiahle sin' J\ TIU'<'r,v,: tv’ luviiL-s v Mr. and Mrs. Arfniti’Gitr-kl'-i «p Have You Such a Until Room? ■ ih-.nkrul.'--wrlt.-T il; ■ Mimlny with J. Reuter and wife TRI STING If not, it is mi investmcjil that will Fillmore. 35. When What ... return the biggest kind of interest. liess be bl . . .... , «ui iu> lor you. shuuld be iH-onlcretl KldtMnm ’ em.ry .-hou:.! I, Why nut lA.us figure wilh you? < «u»c Much MlMry.|glolM, hacking Ulin pain a ml nuac-ry by .lay., sutii.u anil all u hik.'^of Ihe rich yinn in Iho par[»!■ vp-.bututblriK bladder wcakiirAK, nt | menu. Money 1. We Do fniuil> with Ii.- worn! rutting. spMtl *<un Mrs. Jacob Ri'ii-h mid M: < Will- Xiudivilli>. ihe iiccensilies .of vu mmUrn bulb place n< hell, rieconling tn Je«ti»' Gn.kl.-i robin, it adds much tn the enjoy­ ti'stchilin? Il"w important is il Ihal SPECIAL 14 Years Experience Prices Reasonable Satisfact Goods called for and delivered to any part of city. ptabbiuaj j . . .L r....................... i ■ .IN-'0" roiey Kinney ri.u rot ore . ’ regular _________________ iw before the coining of Christ. \\ bat {action of kidueya and bladder. | ' BANNED WANT ADVB. PAX. i ' �mgf THE HlffHNQB B INNER. MARCH 33, »1L roTTrrrrx Mi.-s Althh llarlck wns home from Hastings over Sunday. Miss Leah Wnlr.Mh was a Sun­ day guest with Miss Audrey Chase at Middleville. LeRoy Perkins mid n young Indy friend from Dowagiac are spend­ ing the spring vacation with the tormer’s paroiils, Mr. and Mrs. JI. IL Perkins. Carl Reynolds of Lansing spent NORTH NASmilJ-E. STATE.ROAD, •E. W. Buller is quite III nt this writing. Mra. Wm. J. Fisher is In Kalama­ zoo visiting her son Elmer and family nnd gelling acquainted with the new grandson. Mr. nnd Mra. Will Coleman from west of Hastings and Mr. nnd Mrs. Claud Kelly were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Peltongnle. • Miss Hazel Kinne is with Mrs. Nelle Boyes in njirrnitlfni’i'y store in Hastings. . IS is just what you need, madam. Many Mi— Edna Schilling is home from Ann Arbor for the spring vacation. Mr. nnd MTfc. J. Nmllli and sons women who were troubled with indigestion, a from Middleville visited .Mr. nnd ■McswJ. K. BennnaH i» vWUng her -Alrx..John-Jtouxonnr, SaLurikix..imiL ■■il;u7BTitor7Arrs:*rrarl‘vr Wtrttr in Kai* sallow, muddy skin, indicating biliousness and Sunday. iunazoo.' 1’loyd Grace, wno has spent tlioll habitual constipation, have been permanently cured winter at Ix*o Fisher's has gone tn 1 guest’s of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ehimr Mater Kalamazoo where lie has work on by the use of Chamberlain’s Tablets. Before using j north of the village Sunday. the golf links. I Mra. Fred Nelson returned from Willard Nichols from Carlton these tablets they felt miserable and despondent. spent Sunday wilh his brother Eugene. Now they are cheerful and happy and relish their The night cap social ... ..... Fisher’s Friday night was well at­ meals. Try them. They only cost a quarter. tended nnd all report n very pleas­ SOUTH ‘NASIIV1IJ.E. ant time. Mr. and, Mrs. Fisher of North Mrs. Flora Bultorfield from Wel­ CliarloJIe, Visited their son. Win. come Corners is spending the weijc Fi.’du’r and family. Saturday. with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Iternio Nye of North Knlnmo, spent Sunday with hii* TAMARAC CORNERS. brother. Mr. and-Mra. Haydon Nye. Mra. George Sears received Mr. and Mra. W. <». Fool, of HomI’liing of! or. wore tho gm-i- of Mr. and Mra. word frqm her sister Mrs. .1. II. Walls in Grand Rapids. Ilia! her pleasant Haydon Nye. Wednesday and husband .1. II. is slowly.on Hie gpiii. Miss Olgh Garrison ’I hnraday of last week. but not able lo sit up any yet. ' Miss Cora Ward of Hastings. Prayer meeting Iasi Wednesday lap* Thuradav nftornn spepC Friday afternoon and Satur­ owning was a success. The next day wilh her .uncle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dermis Ward. •'500’’ Friday afternoon. Sliellenliarger's this Weilnc.olay turned Hilga and Nora I'eleraon of Grand The O. E. S. warm evening. Evoryjtody invited. Rapids, aro visiting their paroiils, which was changed from Friday t Rev. Earl Reis tilled the pulpit Mr. nnd Mra. p.» petoraon. Thuradav evening wa- a -ucce-- i Sunday morning at Iho Tamarac. •lump ladies anil Miss Alice McKiiuii* of Grand We were all glad to hear him once The tables weir hand- Rnpids, is spending her vacation more. . minster presnyiori: rd above . of Charloito Grand Rnpids Suiidt » wilh her parent-:. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Quito a few from this way arc at­ r mother. Mrs. Clarence and Alfred Higdon Of j (lie ilay. Sl. Patrick McKInnls. tending I lie revivals nt Woodbury. Mnrv Townsend, who wns quite ill. Mrs. K Benedict is spending Ilin They expect to continue this week. niinnlily. Atlci' the week nt Buttle Crock wilh her Mra. Mnry llolsapto returned from Mr. nnd Mra. Frank Dunean spent excellent dnughler. Mrs. Hough. Indiana Saturday evening. over Sunday with their dnughler. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Titmarsh spent , Mrs. Guy Briggs in Hastings, Sunday afternoon wdh Hie forinei's. SOUTH RITLAND. Miss Gladys Purditn is sick nl assisted by Cltnrlcs Wiitllemnre has moved the home of her parents. A good many from this way at­ his saw mill on the Fred Smith farm Misses Gaynell and Z«-lla l•^.•Ui•k 1 and will begin sawing Monday morn­ tended Hie sale al Freeman Grif­ nre himn’ from Jackson tor tlioirl fon’s in East Woodland, Monday. ing. CHAMBE TABLETS Mra. E. B. Smith and Miss Gailo Hager went to Kouts. Indiana, Saturday, tn spend a week with the former's daughter. Mrs. Murry Kring. Miss Elizabeth Palmer went In Hastings, Saturday,, to spend her vacation witli her grandparents, Mr. and Mra. George Abbey. Tho Grange will meet nl the Feighnor Mlfool Inmse Friday eve­ ning, when a program will bo car­ ried out. Philip Franck is not so well nl this writing. —ft:"A."tHvpn!rl<-mnkin»r'hix- homewith liia,son. Ilnby midwife, wlio live on Mr. Bivens' farm, south of Nashville. Thev are building a new house in place of the nne which was bunie.1. Joseph Overanrith had the mis­ fortune to lircak a couple of Iris riii.s by falling, while doing his ehoreJi in the barn, a tow <lnys ago. Chamberlain’s Tablets NASHVILLE Mr. Kenyon from Carlton moved on to the farm in this conmiunily lasl week that he purchaaesl from Lnnc da Iho Shamrock Ellen Montgomery a year ugo. South RulInn.J W. C. T. V. dinner < ii-eeti—Brockman.—Mr. and social gathering last Wednesday at Mr. Merrill's was a success. Pro­ ceeds KL37. Clark Osborn accompanied his male ouarlotle mother who had been spending Ihe i winter with him lo tier homo at Auj gusto Wednesday. He returned homo Thursday. ’ ■ei pel uni Motion—Bohm. "Mra. Arthur Hathaway and son ‘ Spring-Alherlon.—Mr. Richard from Irving spout Wednes­ /.St Melody.—Ball. 'b' day wilh Iter parents. Wm. 'And­ rews’Fred Smith and wife wore called inc.- Mu. Titniarali. H. Reverie- I.nlritzky —Mr. Ran­ lo Hastings Sunday lo see their grandfather Cahoon who is very fee­ kle. ble and also visit wilh a cousin from Alma. I/niis Bachman nnd wife. May Montgomery Bachman of Grand The nffnlr Listed until nearly mid-" Rapids will Bound their week's vaca­ niclil. hul Ihe lime had been, very tion with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mont­ gomery. Union Sabbath services disbanded last Sunday, each'going back lo their own cominunily to organize tor the suinnier anti accommodate those in each neighborhood that could not come here. The mootings have been enMra.<,sione’is spending Ihe week Intermezzo Hastings .Monday Menu: Siebert and Win. Fb»rv vvi-rei a print ing ollie injured band. Ward Quick was al Hastings Mon-1 wilh pnfiinmnia. dav afternoon. '*" — 1 **“ illage Monday. Grove. Mr. nnd Mra. Bert Harper of Belle- 1 .Maple < Irove. ,-iie were gueits nf the lalter'it iiunl. { Mr. nnd Mis. C.hnrles Everls nre Ura. Juhii Cnley <»v<t Sunday. ' moving back t<> Ihe village from Miss l.aura Cheesi.’iiHtit i« very Hallie Chipper iif Vermonl«ick nt the Imme of Mr. and Mra. Mra. J. B. Gdlaimpf While Puc«:>m ‘ iii>>nlv,il« Friday. ient two days with her sister. Airs. Phil Gardner, of Joliet, Montana, visit- her nephew Leo .Marshall. Mrs. P.-arl lb Charlotte and Ml Mildeubcnr. PHOTOGRAPHS I want you to see my new style $2.00 and $2.50 per dozen Cab­ inet Panels and Square Photos. They have made a hit and arc going like wild fire. Take a look at my window display for something new. Best work and lowest prices guaranteed. GROUND FLOOR STUDIO Hastings, Mich/ Roland E. Green Maker of Photographs HASTINGS Every day we are having an incre ase in the demand for our popular Breads. The Hastings Potato Bread, the only original potato bread is still holding its own. If you have not tried it yet, just phone us your order for a loaf or two. It is better than ever. Star Bakery & Restaurant Quality Bake Shop Phone 381 Hastings, Mich. Farmers We have had several inquiries from farmer# wanting us to ship in a car load of dairy cows, and we have decided to do so. We have prices on a car of ORAOH GUERNSEY HEIFERS coming three year# old. of good breeding and ta«ted for tuberculosis, and of long line of breeding for milk production. They give milk testing high in fat and other solids, and have taken the prize for economical production of butter everywheie, and being of good she they are the ideal cow for the farmer to buy. ' If you would like one or more of these cows, phone us or come in and see us. and we will see that you are rapgrtd. If you haven't the money right now, we will take care of that part of the deal for you. ’ rr phone number is 633, but we would like to have you call on us so wa can explain more fully our plan. Very truly yours, Hastings, Crystal Creamery Company Mich. is only 9 weeks away and if you are expecting to have any monu* mental work placed this Spring you should place your order with us at once. Watch for the ar­ rival of our new vases. Ironside Bros Phone 107 tastes like the bread mother used to make No meal complete without it. Home of Home Made Candles We are the biggest manufactures of ice cream in Barry County. Sold by the dish,1 quart or gallon. The Palm Garden Value is a much used word and is 'often missed. Too often its real meaning is not understood or is lost sight of. Value does not mean so much the price you pay, as it means what yon get for the price. Comparison is the real test of genuine valne. We ask that you put our goods to the test. Regular ISc, large sire, Kichelien,Brand Pork & Beans per can. Pride of Plymouth Peas, extra fancy, 15c each; per do/-------- --------- St 50 30 lbs. H. & K. Granulated Sugar, forx----------------------------------------- 31.00 Gold Medal Flour, per sack....80c Best Catsup, 18 oz. size per do* 20c A Good Grade Coffee, Our Special, per lb. 10c. 15c and 20c Alaska Salmon, per can 25c 25c Argo Starch 0 packages lor 25c, 50c Liquid Veneer Furniture Polish, liottle.. "3 Bar# Jap Rose Soap tor.. NORTHEAST HARRY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. Hastings, Mich. VALUE GETTING and GIVING dilion.. Wilbur Payne of Midland Park is nl the farm making manic synip. Edna and Fred Bechtel of Hast­ ings. visited relatives and •friends here over Sunday. James Dooley of North Hastings, spent Wednesday nl Edd Mver«. Wm. Tobias is on the sick list. Rev. A. S. Bunnell preached Sun­ day al lh<’ M. I*, churcli. The L. A. S. will meet with Mr. ami Mra. Albert Hampton Thuraday, April 2.. Everyone come. Mra. Gus Eldred nnd ilauuhtera Mildred and Huth returned Monday to their home near Coldwater. Georgo Bostwick mid son Wilfred of Kalamazoo visited Iris sister. Mra. Henry Smith nml family, last week. Mra. Clifford Morford and chil­ dren of near Flint are visiting her parents, Reulieii Webster and wife. Russell Molt and bride visited rel- J. W. Armbruster, Prop. Phone 548 HINDS CORNERS. Baltimore. Mrs. Jjiis Cjix entertained tier mother. Mra. Elizabeth Payne, and sister. Mra. Clara IxtomK of Dol­ ton. last week. Mrs. George Tobias and mother visited Harry Johnson nnd wife of Cedar Creek. Friday. Uncle Jaroli Kline fell one day last week, fracturing a t ill near the Granite and Marble Dealers Hastings, Mich. Eat Cottage Bread John Robinson is quite nick with bronchial trouble. Miss I.ura Tobias snenl Thursday wilh her daughter, Mra. Ethnontls. al Hastings. , . Mr. Briggs has taken up his agent work for the sale of silver. A few from this community will attend the Sunday School Conven­ tion at West Rutland church Hie 29th. . Wo hear quarterly meeting on Floyd Armour ant) sister Velma this U. B. circuit will be hold at visited a few days last week nt Lake Baltimore next Sunday. Odessa. Mrs. Albert Hampton and Mrs. COUNTY L1\F_ Mra. J. Garlinger of Woodland Hammie Armour spent Sunday with visile.! her son IL J. Garlinger anti Mrs. Wm. Carl who is very ill. School began Monday morning affamily over Sunday. Karl Eckardt and Miss Minnie Eckardt were over Sunday .visitors scholars as some have moved away. at their uncle’s. Andrew FinkbetnPrairieville Selioel Note* er ami family of Middleville. The .Modern History class is Daniel Garlinger of Nashville visited his nephew Waldo Gar- studying the "Frerich Revolution."’ The ninth grade have a debate lingor Sunday. Friday. Resolved. that it is advis­ Miss Rose Eckardt has been /pending several days visiting her able for U. S. arms and ammunition sister. Mra. Henry Kunz.’ami other to ho shipped into Mexico? Several of us saw the eclipse of relatites in Grand Rapids. Fred Rheam has purchased the the moon, Wednesday night. Wc export to InTgin playing base Lonquist farm in Senewa and has. moved onio the same, while Mr. and basket hall. soon. Mr. Bolster was in Albion, Satur­ and Mra. John Rheam have moved onto the Andrew Rhetim farm -Jusl day. Wo had lo make anol tier s<j>l for vacated by his brother Fred nnd Ihe.accommodiation of a now pupil, family. . . . George Schneider is preparing to Monday, Alice Boice. Some of us took h move last week huihl a new house also to remodel in'hope of better neighbors. his bars. The eighth grade commence Grandma Mulchler. who was nearly 95 years old passed away physiolog)' today, Monday.) The seventh and eighth grade Tuesday morning. March 17. * The grip being so severe in her advanc­ arithmetic are having stocks and bonds. ed age. caused her death. Bernice Mosier was a vi«itorwto-i This community was given a •hock lhi» Monday monring nt the day. announcement of the death of Mrs. School Report. Jane Bowers, who was well-known Renorl of Friend school. Carlton in this community, being a member of the Evangelical church. The sad­ district. No. ft tor month ending dest part being that her aged fath­ March 13: No days taught, 20. . er. eGorge Smith, Sr- passed away Total attendance. .397 W. only a tow weeks ago. She is a sis­ Average daily aUcnlaiice, 19.8. ter of Geo. andLDavid Smith of the Percentage of attendance, 91 plus. elevator firm of Smith Bros, vello Those earning half-holidays for & Co. Perfect attendance are:—Janies nnd NORTH EABT CASTLETON. ay Colwell, Hazel Butolph nnd Rev. Morning Star spent Satur­ Ruth Scudder. day with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lock­ A great many have been nbitenl the past month on account of sick­ hart. ' Little Alla Bass of'Grand Rap­ ness. hut we hope Jo .liny# better Ids. is visiting her brother, at the report next month. ' Leon Farrell, one nf our eighth homo of elms Neose. IjiwTonce' Eggleston of Grand grade boys, diml during the past Rapids, spent Saturday wilh his month. He is greatly inisscd by, his teacher and school mutes. ' cousin. Lawrence Baas. The L. A. S. will meet al the Mary Spencer, teacher. home of Mrs. David Wilkinson, Best Family Ist salt nexl-Thuriwlay, April 2. It will be Beware of constipation. Um Dr. a pot luck dinner. There will be work. Bring your thimble and King's New Life Fills nnd Mra. Chartea E. Smith, —... shears. ’ Franklin, Me., call# them, "Oar fam­ Mr. and Mra. Clark Til marsh of ily Uxatlvs." Nothing hotter tor Nashville, Mr. and Mra. Wm. Tittnarnh and son, Floyd, spent Sun­ Recommended br Carveth A Stebbins day with Mr. and Mra. J. Elarton. BANNER WANT ADVS? FAT. Decoration Day E. C. Russ <3 Son j Just Arrived a new number of Buckeye Incubator Style E, 60 Egg, 57.50 Warranted to hatch every hatchable egg Syrup Cans Spraying Tools Seeders Horse Clippers Pruning Knives Sheep Clippers Pruning Saws Sheep Shears E. A. Burton Quality Hardware HASTINGS MICHIGAN 40 Acres For $1700 Good clay loam soil about three and one half milrt from Hastings, 36 acres under cultivation and four acres ot fair timber; the land is some rolling, the fences are poor and there is a good well of water .and a windmill. The farm is about half seeded and has plenty of fruit. The house has five rooms in good repair and.worth about $1000. The barn is 40 by 40 and there is also granary and hen house, the price is $1700. Terms $800 down, balance to suit you. Crook and Gould Ha»ting», Michigan, FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. �THE HASTINGSBIMNEM* BIRCH 20.1011. —--------XX^E take pride in-our line of Dry Goods and ’ we are confident that we can please inr your wants in Staple Dry Goods, House Dresses, Xyaists, Underwear, Etc. We have new Ging­ hams in for Spring at 10c and 12c per yard. Percales at 10c. Poplins, White Goods, Etc. A few pairs of Rubber Boots nr to close out at per pair___ _ Wm. Renkes & Son FARMS FOR SALE । A new Southwestern Barry Department 6cc 1’age Seven toe Additional Soutiiu estern Barry. HICKORY CORNERS. M. I>. Trafford and lirnjaniin Kuril were hi Kalamazoo, on business Fri­ day. terlamcij tin- Wesleyan '■Methodist 1 passed away nl his homo last. Tues­ day, al the age of Hl', years. TinI funeral was held a I Iho W. M. church. Thursday nl 11 o'clock n. m. The coinmunily extends their sym| pnlhy. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. M>.«senm*r of Slanlon. Michigan, nll.-nded Hoformer’s fathers funeral. Mra. C. <!. Piltengill wns in Kala­ mazoo, Sal unlay. Mrs. Tungnli* assislcd Mrs. IJolyen from Friday until Sunday, in setlling in her now home. Don’t forget Ho- Eastern Stars ar» Tenth Grade. 40 acres buse and bin_________$1000 " bindings 3 milts from Hislligi on mile road_________ $1900 120 acns, fair biddings_______ $3200 al Cbarlcg Bauer s (Hilco Saturday. EZRA MOREHOUSE & GO. pac,c nmxs I Hastings, Micb. Hastings Buick Company The Buick Overhead | limther from Washington* : Mrs. Bertha Pennock was the Valve Motor is guaran­ guest of Mra. Bell Honvener of Au­ William* an>l J fjBrgggT=^=^ । ’’ 1 l- ~====p=i:=g==-=*=s=sa^aaHE=saaSsSSB^SS^^S5 ^=sgB==£==3ErS^^ teed to develop more gusta. last Wi*dnesday. II tll.H-k ■ -----1 1 E. The Misses Eloiso Filch. Ethol power and to give more Beech and Francis Buriielt of Jack­ mileage per gallon of son. spent Friday. Saturday and Sunday with M. M. Rockwefl and gasoline than any other family—and Willis -HockwHI -and! The eighth, grade is having men­ wife. motor of its size, either George Leinnar began work al suration in Arithmetic. American or foreign The. seventh and eighth grades Frank Laurence's. Monday. Jake Vecnstrn was in Bailie (itfok. aro reviewing tho Civil War, in make. Saturday. •. History. Frank Monlyke has r>dnrne<l from The-eighth grade will study “The Kalamazot^to work for Waller Bol- Vision of Sir Launfal' along wilh yen. near Cressey. Ihe ninth grade. Mr. Priester nml family nf Kala­ Primnry Room. mazoo, have moved on the Vcrbergc The fifth grade is 'reeling/Gulliplace of West Hickory. vers Travels." Mr. and Mra. W. II. Jones and Mr. The perfect nnd Mrs. II. IL l>*wfa Attended Ihe were BlaiicluHfelloy, G The Miller One-Cure Wrapped Tread process is the result of years of careful experi­ I hi Ilin. funeral of Mr. Htfywani, near Clov-' Bert Philley,Vcrii ment and scientific research; it combines the advantages of both old methods with the disad­ ordslcj Mmidw'. IjjvoII Dowey. vantages eliminated. This fact is undeniably demonstrated in our new book. Call for one. Mra. Russen Norwood and son. Chrissie Garnett Wn ‘ There’s a difference in the way different motor cars run; a difference in appearance, | Ilnrohl. splint Saturdn? nnd Sunday Thursday. a difference in where they can go and where they can’t, and a difference in the cost of opcr- | al F. Norwood's, of DeUxin. Wc Ciphered down Friday night. Misses Edyl ho Pennock "and Ellen atiori. It’s this difference the careful buyer wants to know about. Hurrahl for vacation! Kelley al tended the shnwcr'on Miss - A Buick car is built in thc/Buick shops and means better material and better workM. P. Chun h. Grace Frio. Saturday. Homer Bartlett very su>-> i >sfully ■ manship at a minimum cost, a combination which gives the Buick owner die most for his Mrrnnd Mra. Eben Albertson have hnndhrd the Chrisinm Lnd-.-avor money. . ” t moved on Mra. Marl ha Pennock's meeting. Sunday evemn-. " You Get most Out Of A Tireowner Only The Mileage Built into it place. A. Buick owner is the satisfied in the world. Regular services next Sunday, ni Mra. Mnry B*dyen is visiting her He can't go any distance at all without finding a Buick dealer—if he wants one. And usual lime. sou. Waller Jtolycii ami family of The weekly Tuesday evening the Buick sign is always a sign of good treatment. Cr«*ssoy. prayer meetings are .-nli-ndid. Tin Mr. Messenger of this place, who । The 1914 line is Delco started and ranges from $950, to $1985, f. o. b. Flint. No matter has boon very ill for a long time project of Um chundi k di.-i-usscd Mra. E. P. Smith of lvalamaz*Hi. ih viNiquy lit-r inoificr, Mra. John MraM-nger. of Iliis place. • Charlie Williams ami (luuKhler, allenried tin* fnm-nll of liin grand 1 Hazel, ami Mr. HJaly were in Kululather. last Tlmradny. - * u uu* ma-'"*'. Thursday. SrluMil Xolrs. 25 ICRS gUfli buildings--------------- $1122, t Jay l.awi-etir>* was ip Hallie Creek, 40 acru good Wo Will W TMfiy r.i wainlnr Howers as soon »» *'u*y an- out. but il doesn't look a» if they w«.yl,| |,r out very sodn, ..though .-prhig has arrived. , In Algebra wo are havuig frac­ lions. . . Sixth, Scbcnlh and Kiuhlh (>radc«. The hixlh grade has tak.-n up "The Courtship of Mil*1.-*-Siaudi.sh?' in reading. In Arilhih' i a- thvy'4rv working pluslnrnig. ’ pap'-ring, < (<-. Also ihe stiventh grade working paltering problems. Sarah .Marshall «»F U"1 seve.nl h grade wuh absent three <iays of last New Messer Bldg. i It’s The Difference That Counts of Dowling Clover, Timothy and Alsike Seed. supply of Garden Seeds. Mra. Germain attended Iho funeral of a friend at Allegan, Saturday. Harry Whitmore began work at Henry (h'rniain’s. Monday. ’ Mr. and Mra. Georgn Whitmore of pollen, spout Sunday al Aivah Whilmor<<s, | Dr. Singlelon is t-jilmlaining his in, visited the hitler's sister, Mrs. ermain, last week. . We nre writing examination.-* tinMrs. May Peimock of* Bal th* ('.reek, week, hut hurrah! -for next week'-*, visiting lire parents, Mr. a«l Mra. vacation. each, a few days. The-tenlli grade had Class mectGlen Pniuly began work ul Clair I niannifd for lheit*..graduating I'illiuKisiin's, Monday. vises. Ninth Grade. Mr. and Mrs. G. Ilifkn of Gnle.« , >alurd;iy and tiuiiilay. 'Vision of Sir Launfal." Car Loads of The Best Buggies Made j The iove-fcnsl after i-t-adiiin:. Sunday mornings, is' enjoyed very much. 'I'h** first Sunday in May. win-h is May 3rd is •■tio-To-Chmdi Sunday.” W. SI. Ch|M ell. Alft - d < ,;iiii>h r x ■ -i ed Ihe Christian Weik । Sunday night, Hie tuple 1 two fmmdalimn*." Mi— < night. what you’re driving, wc can make you better pleased. 1914 Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Step-Starter Starts Machine With Rider in the Saddle and both Wheels on the Ground The 1914 Harley-Davidson is marked for the innovations it presents. Innovations, I but not experiments, for ever}- feature has stood the test of months and months of hard road ; service. The Step-Starter—an exclusive feature—furnishes the only practical method of । startihg a motorcyle. If the rider accidentally stalls the motor it is no longer necessary to | hold up traffic on a crowded street, find a level place in the road, get off in the mud, and set Ithe inachinc on the stand to start it; A downward push on cither pedal and .the motor again begins to jhrob. Topic, ul The Miller Tire “EVINRUDING” ’Round the Lake What’s the use of tugging at a pair of oars to get across the lake or-river when hy simply hanging nn Evinrudc Detachable Row-Boat-Motor over the stem of any rowboat, yours or a rented one, round or Hat bottom, you can simply skim through the water at better than eight miles an hour. For Huntsmen and Anglers this motor affords a double pleasure, as it enables them Ito’ quickly reach any desired point on the body of water that they are visiting, without fatigue fcrencc president. and in a fraction of the time that it would take to row a boat the same distance. Thr Mmisli-rial Ass-mu t..n df Ihe! The motor is no| expensive and may be adapted to canoes us well as rowboats. Michigan Conference will . -iuwihLarge beautifully illustrated Catalog will be mailed free upon request. in tills cIhhtIi. April Jilh lath. usual hour.-*. Choir fifiifliri- Tijejwli.y <-v> rtmgPrayi-r meutiiiK 'phuixkiy *-\ nings at «:M . . Third yiiarli'rly in*; fin- will. Go-to-r.hurHi Sund-is May 3. Iti-mi'inlicr Un- dat--. E\- iyl>"dy •two linvii r Philo Bishop was in Knhinnuuo 1 Wednesday. Hurry Payne Wa^H.tking- in |iulallora nt Milo Ih*4 vyvvst •• . i Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Pci*,. ------------ -------- Sunday m the horn- **f their parenii Mr. and Mra. It. Ray. ' _ Mra. John DoM-i' wtv* In Raluinaxoo Saturday. Mr. nml Mra. Beil Quirk went down Saturday, return­ ing Munday. ’ Bert Slorryvlioh.t-.spi.nl lh*-wiu-' ter working fur Williams Mend Co.. has r*-lnrii**i h -me. Mrs. Fnjinir J-- —-n i* in Grand AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming and engage in other business, I will have an auction sale at my place 3 miles northwest of Hastings, on the R. M. Bates farm, Section 2, Rutland Township, the first place northwest of the Matthews School House, on Itlaiirhnrd during al Eugen" > lo tin- iH'iiAMunday. •llllllz .. Bnikajv of; . 'nl three. ilay.-f and Mra. Milo] .......... „ of |ns| week wilh Hays nt Poplar Hill. Roy Thorp*-. \\li“ went to Buttle Creek Friday to m-i hi.« -iMer. Mi-. Crosn, who wai* ill. found her mueli1 Kazoo Friday vv*-i-- We Can Save You Money On the Purchase of a Buggy We have just received a carload of buggies and carriages. By buying them in such large quantities, and paying cash and taking all the discounts, we get them at the very lowest price. . The sale of buggies, carriages and wagons has been one of our specialties for years past We know which con cerns make the best buggies for the money. When you buy a buggy, carriage or wagon from us you may know that you are getting the best possible value for your money, A little paint and varnish cover a great many defects in vehicles of in­ ferior quality that really sell for about as high a price as ours. But when it comes to wear you will find that what we sell you will be far superior. In wearing qualities we will give you muc h the best value for yolir money. niin**! by one: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1st, 1914 Commencing nt 1 o'clock p. m, sharp, and will sail tho following described property: Live Stock Wagon box with top box. 5-Toolh cultivator. Gray mare, 6 years old, weight about 1250. Studebaker carriage. Ames-Dean cutter. Brown marc. 5 years old, weight about 1150, Buggy |>ole. with foal. Frances Flow-rJ- al Hi" h'>*pih;l in Kalamazoo rai-ing for a rain live New milch cow. Heating stove. About 45 chickens. Farm Tools, Etc. Saturday. Th- pimiiptnemt wilh which this cln— r'-i-"hds to her in­ vitations it an ilfn-■ ralimi <>f how rlokcly a l*iarli*r • •:*n draw the lies between h'-rai-lf ami scholars. .10 llml inn rou.-li' liny*- i-arli pur­ chased nn ntilrthi'|l,ih%. Mrs. Baker of v. rmonfviHi* spent a few davs wilh lief <lauglih:r. Mra. Fern |>i-<'.n>*-k',’i'. Mr-*, Elsie l.—t.v i* visit ing her I mother, Mra. Finrliniiin, ul Ujiionl Parlies finin' h.niiaiut who pur-, choiwM Ute Kain-e t-'i’Hfiisdin proper|ly arrived Iasi, week and moved on-j Ln same. Set eveners and whifftetrees. Hay rope. Quantity stove pipe. Brass trimined harness, new. Old double harness.' Moline riding cultivator, new last sunTmer. Single harness. Buckeye grain drill, good condition. About 1 bushel beans. 16 Tooth drag. I«rpy plow. ' Peerless plow. 5-Tined fork. Lansing wide tire wagon, good condition. Driving harness. 2 Good bridles. Potato planter. Small tools uied on the farm and many others not mentioned. Lunch for those coming from a distance. Shelter for horses. TFRUCa All sums ot $5.00 and under, cash. Ovar that ■ bnmw, amount 6 months tlma will Nobe goods given on good bankable paper with Interest at 6 par cent to be re­ moved until settled for. - Frank Cogswell, Proprietor Goodyear Brothers Hardware and Implements PHONE 1 • HASTINGS, MICH. Xr>day night. Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer �THE nvmNGajIAS-XTR. MARCH 2C, 1B14. UH. of L—. _ ___ _ _ IRVING. I Tim. lannv village. NORTH ihWE. '£.a"-......... Fresh Air and Sunshine Messrs. Snyder a.nd Scnlmy fohnturned hmm* Sunday. Mi«< l-aA social dancing' party wns giv- orly engagiNl quite extensively in bHIo Sommville id Shultz lta« inken nt Hm place kt.oun as the Poff t|t(, raHj|1|. :m,| „vrkrtuig of high Imme one-half mile sonlli of Irv-. , t tni sLUion. rhe party wa* givenl»olltr% bav. 1 by L. D. Hall nnd -m I red Hall the the major portion of.their i»uillrv Lansing an* moving bark to Hu guests enjoying Hm parly until Ihe*holding*. In nlacc of........ giving Hieir, . • ;(1p| hoiimxlend Imre. Wo nn* ve small hotirs of the morning. aUmtlinn In ismltry it i* Urn m|„ |WYo Hmm with u«* apin. The I-adms Ajd Sociely of Hm Irving M. E. ’ church will wrve vole mon' time tn H»«* getting l'» dinner at Hie ,-liiirx-li parlors Fri- geilmr <d a-nice herd nf dairy ■•til­ my purchased of Mrs. Ilarison. <by, Arpil 3rd. A n/mlial ittvilnMr. Iliitli's people have niov<il m▼ .iioir in enlr- 1 ------....... -ri-...,’io। John AluH'r* Anders rvsiurnre residence i**r for ■Ihe ▲ hitd THinkin"Ifart-nnrf-fcwMlt—--s-Stmrvr-d ,l!T .. ’^d®*’**’* Kidney, j de Tin?!ffiT lffniTsplrrtimrnf n herd I JTrry and <i'•'Hell. . Inf dairy row* of vvlm ti they imw |,, ||;iV(, niBV<,(| nl(.u farm he ------------ .larenls of Irving whooli have tweniy-nne head, wlncli are ;(| (|(J< v |rj|||iy. virlni district wen*, m nltemlance at Hmj Imiug given nllrlilimi ' visiting <letulle held nl tlm scIhhiI hou*e'ing but those milch । Are just what the baby needs, and if you buyoneof our handsome, easy running Iho sixth grade. Verne it. Jbdin-on.. Ii b Ihe leDclier. realizes Hie import-I live • ,o,|«f Orangeville m nnt-i* <>f Kiidi exeroUcs as nn ini- man imrlnnt adjuiii'l to liuigungo work.'cow ,l"1‘ I'odiink. giving the child bfflrtiee in ex- liter M«. nml Mr. pNMMing thought in an enxy man- nayi .. .nor. the farmer allow* the <uw to do.j,’^^,.' .'J,,! fII(llj|.. The xiiliji'cit of the debate In*! I thU. ju*t so long will H'i’4 | Mr.< Clin*. And Friday nflertinoii nt the Irvingj bring down the average of (lie cn- 4,'indav John \nd HCimol iHWiwo was nn old Mihjrrt.Hire herd. Al the present luuh. i’oit I onn *an«t Mr aiid ' iinrnely: ttr*nlvrd. Hint the pen i* of feed it i* ,1 ino-t e\peii*ive Pf«’P- j ;1„,| non Lewi* of p mightier than the «word. Four ■•*ilinn In *"ty the least in allow one|stmor of I Princess Pullman ■ Carriages xx-. Bernice Johnson aiid lio.*a Scliitr- head* oIT' .'itwnil once a year. Mm-, man spoke upon Hie alllrmnlive and more brain* are m'e.l.'.l every: side, while three luiys. Verne Wat year by tie who desire* to be a sueson, George E*lcp and Elia* Get- re** in Hie location of agrii iilliire.. limn nrgued for the negalixe -.ide. and tli.e slip *lmd hnphaxarii. any-;j Boss The judge* of the deli.ite xvan* Mr*., old-way system id forty years » Smiday in Kalamaiou. l< II. Gilleit, Mr*. Will Denn and ‘must lie relegated to the pas! amil". Mi—I Verm' IL Johnson. The girls won I live enlistment gel-together and1 i»y the narrow margin of two |gtmi»'*ta.v-!ngeilier plan must be prothe Isiys making twenty-two. militated io tieln lo make heller Bertha Williatn-oii i* while the girts made twenty-four.' condition* to exist for the farmee, Thr hoys made 7 1-3 jMiinls eacli. lt i* not all •xpr.riruee that is best, and fnmilj while the girl* made <ui an aver- neither i* il etllicaUon without exuge of f. point* each. The Isiy* are ■ prrioni'c that is going to make the determined to do lielter next lime’farmer nf the IwenUMh rentiny Grilllu of Hickory Corner* ii'e-lsml'and all hough defeatist an« more. cmio out victorious: "alf A nlf." lo ilig on GuINnke Ilian encouraged to do their level u*e Hie expression id Hie cockney Bloomingdale Ixidie Suillin Ix'Rl at the lune of the next de- Englishman i* going to make hale. for Hie solving id many of our Plans are being fonnulnted for farm problem-. No man Is In be the observance id Easter ul the'more pitied Hinn lie who think* 'Irving M. E. i-hurch. Sunday. April Hull with a fiU’iu i-ducaiimi stacked daughter Mad; t?ih. One wef'k agr» Supt. Daniel, nw.ay in hi* rranial cavity that ail Gelman rliiw a committee to al- lie nesd<) is a chance to put' the mlferiin. tend to the getting up an nppn>-; theories into admit renlilic*. Nor father is ■■w ii, i — ■ ... ' - ~ The ’rving General Store Believing that no selling campaign will get business without the goods are there to back up the claims of the seller, we quote the following special prices. 9 bars Lenox Soap. j*._____________________________ 3-5C Boxes N. T. Matches___________________________ 3 cans Pink Salmon______________________ ..... . at lbs H. & E. Granulated Sugar -------------------------------- - 25c 10c 25c Sl.oo IRVING, MICH. PHONES ajSaWtUW&v C. R. Watson X?1 BOTH Journal I : . . . A Car Load of Pianos Come in and let us give you our very low price on a high grade piano. Carload buying en­ ables us to give some wonderful values. Miller & Hams Furniture Gompanu j The Sample Furniture People Furniture for Less Money ljmxy. Woodmansee amt Burroughs, iovi*d their 'W mill from Imwlig to < in die,, Thompkins' wmsU ♦ ♦ ▼ ♦ ' ♦ R K glan(on , Undertaking at Low Prices ♦ We have a good fresh supply of Oranges, Lemons, Grape Fruit, Figs and Dates, Lettuce and Radishes, Onions Rutabagas, Cabbage and Celery atpricesmost reasonable Pick your dinner wants from this list. Let us supply you. Give us yourtrialorder for Peas,Corn, succotashandTomatoes. You furnish the order Ind we will supply you with the best. . WUNDERLICH GROCERY PHONE 83 one-half mil** west of our burg. Mrs. Charles Hoffman spent HalOlli side of ihe village limits.; urday wilh the lick at Wiil Dunffs. will be known hereafler n« Miss Carrie Struble has Imen Mp HASTINGS, MICH. : FRUITS AND VEGETABLES* mi.,i.- The Sunday- mIjooI convenHon | iii ren<l/Mult. 20:33, when it should will tie li.-l.t nt*tlm Briggs chlirehl ■ji-Mo been Matt. 23^3. I According bi the old Indian rule on Saturday. April (th. on arroitnt : wc will have it prevailing smith nnd of tin* our nextf'Ald will be held nl Hie hall on fliursday. April 2nd. ing in tlisrt i|tiarl<T during Hm 2"lh. Bring thimble*, .nnd nil come. About twenty, jolly youngsters 21*1 and 22ml. IjM Friday, just at Hie,close of and ten middle nged people lm»k in I lie day. tli«-n* appeared what might Un' party at Wabascon Like Frt-: have Iwoii taken for an invasion »f day mght. All had a'fine time. our Mexican neighliors from across ftori*. the litilo daughter of Mr. Ihe border. engaged in fierce hallle. and Mr*. Will Dunn Mt sick wilh typlioid fever. George Miller has hired Charles llanimond for the summer. John Sh.Tinberlnin idtent Salur-1 ■•lllilled In the larger share mad." The M-enc of the battle, Shultz. - ..mid llrnl il pays lo give half of ..... Our prices range from $4.50 to $26.00. Call and let us demonstrate and we feel sure that the de­ cision will be that we are showing the best cart to be had at the least money. priato Easier Sunday program, the ran wo say that llms<> wlm have meniluu-* of this committee Iwiiig twilight •werylhii ‘ reliable Iml' Mr*. F. Il.diillell. Mrs. E. E. War-' than whom n<> ner and Mrs. J. M. I’eryy. Th * s|i>rn'i<edauogue children havodieoji set to work er mankind, have best lilted Ihemand inusii Irarniiig their several part* in tin* । schcX for life* duties. brcau*e il ■Veiling. exercises, taking' hold of Ihe work cost* loo niui h lo gel all things bv wilh exceptional willingness soTJutlI the experienrn route. And often It all.parts will have been nicely com- wrinkle* the visage and add* gray C MILTON CENTER. milti-d in duo time. hair* too • soon. But experience iTIic Cradle Holl d< t>arlm«nl of p|us education i* win! will It-nd to m* new ■■■>■ the Irving M. E. Sumlay School ha.* ameliunili* the hd «d all wh*» gain tlm paintim ■i Charlebeen inaugurate,! and i* now un- a HvIiIkhhI by-’tlm agricultural Mis* Lula der the minervi*iou of Mi*s Ada route. Ami a hoy today i* In be' walker, president of tho Cradle uilied wlm n arlie* man's oslalo Holl department. Miss Walker has without over knowing whal a stone wilh her aunt. lieon canvassing Ihe Imines in Ihis.l.ruisa mean*, what ilnmans tn step C. N. Ilan and wife of Jackson Vicinity wilh the rfttnil Hint up to barefoot mmn sand bur*, nr a who have been visiting Ilin sister.: this time the names of ten rhil- thorn, nr wlm never |nok the nmma Mrs. John Marie) of South Campbell rfren have been placed upon the nf fresh rdnwed eacjh in hi* nns- attended services al the Adventist Cradle Holl, nml more are sure to trees so soon as Ihe green sward church la«t Saturday. lie added in the near future. Thi*:tind tmerr turoed nver by the is an cnlirrly new feature to be ploughshare. Yes. such an one is lo i r ’» ,’IP inp: nn,l be pitied, for nature bold* a close Rutland ami Uubeii Wilson ha* t* thus for meeling v^th hearty ap-. communion with npn as one ofjlmov«*,| to |he fqrm formerly occuprwnl. ' ’ our fmefs tells us and fondles’ us I pied by Mr. Kenyon. Mrs. Minnie Bay of Fennville. I niany things. Freda Imng i* working for Mrs. Midi, arrived m Irving Saturday',--------------------------- —. ‘Kirk Parkhurst. to visit former frieiuls und neigh-, There was a gnod crowd nut In While out playing in Hie burn Imrs. Mr*. Bay wa* a former re*i-|licar Ralph C. Kidder at hi* enter- 1 yard, mm uf We*h*y pew's lmr.-e*' dent of Irving, visiting Saturdav1 iniiinient. given at the school house । sustained a had injury' *•' bls hind and Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Ben- Saturday night. |,.K. p j4 h„i known 'whether the ' u__ ______________________________________________ 1 1 . .1 ...I I.K.. «■ Ii.>ll,< ■ .. . A , 1 ue inn souieimm W lfin 1(111 Hnmfi tn Grand Ran ds ?«”>»•>’'» to he in the heart of There is an old niton IUU UUIIIU IU OIOIIU napiUd thinga but <mlo( the noheanritur-1 always lhiil.*r<' moil. Voa'II appreciate the quiet homelike atmosphere of the Ragle Hotel and, Imlicve it just will be surprised at the moderate rates with the new and excellent service. ' ip-ms nf |a*l w*-e RoMna—81.00 Single; >1.80 Double. European Plan. owing to a mis Tks E»H« Hotel. 1 K. JohMton, Prop. Markit k IhIi Sts. i , they willjenjoy every moment of their outing; and the mother, if she buys a cart of us, will know that she is receiving full value for every dollar she one of the best, most has invested, stylish and up-to-date carriages to be 4 Deliveries Daily J ‘ Howling and Mrs. Parker of Battle! Wire Fence I have been selling wire fencing for ten years, but have never been able to offer fence as cheap as I am selling it for at the present time. I have sold nearly a car-load so far this season, and the second car is now on the road. It will be here in a few days. Estimate your needs for the season on wire fence, then call here and look over the fence proposition. Will You Need a Wagon This Spring? If so see the “ BIRDSELL,” admitted by all to be the best wagon on the. market. I have one that is cheaper. Can sell you a 3lA x 10 gear, whiffletrees and yoke for $55. Now is a Good Time to Look Over The Riding Plows And De­ cide on which plow you will buy. I h.ve the SYRACUSE .nd the SOUTH BEND. Let me ahow them to you. Jesse Townsend 'bat]Lost The Plow. “Actions Speak Louder Than Words” Mr. Ilitn-kleyf is ^ble to lie out •we more. Hiram Webster has been quite poorly (he past week. Mrs. Myra Thomas ban been with' her daughter at Battle Creek for a Hastings, Michigan. Often Durham and family visilrd Jay Cole and wife Sunday. Mrs. Sybil |;dk nml Thomas Nor* I ria who are lu>th convoleacent, were showered with post cards by their friends hero tli« fore part nf Ihe week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnrl right visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Garel I last Sunday. , GLASS (MEEK. , . Born in ii„v Erway and wife' Mnrcli 2Dt. a ‘.i lbs. non. Bai ty Dunn ontoJjU-fartn List week. Clarence Olis moved hia family| from Lanning taut week onio T. C. I William.*' farm. There will be a sugar supper al Gia** Creek grange Imll Saturday evening. April 3rd. Ladle* bring cream. bi««uit. butter and iiicklc.*. Frank Water* and family spent Sunday Wilh Clarence Olla nnd family. C. W. Wluttemore lias moved his mill on Frill Smith's farm. Ex­ pects to cuiiimeneo sawing Wed­ nesday. . Bessie McKibben ts slaying &iih tier parents this week helping to care for her little nephew. That’s the reason we know our Dry Cleaning Service-is giving satisfaction—our customers keep on coming. Those we have been doing work for, bring their next orders to us, in that way we know we please. Our work is as good as can be given by any firm any where and if you bring all your Dry Cleaning to us yonwvill be pleased too. Our Work is Guaranteed ‘We Wash Everything Every Other Day” AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY Shutters Brothers, Props. Phone 243 Hastings, Mint,. TRY A BANNER WANT AD—THEY BRING RESULTS ----- "BA55KR WMrr'dDVl."----A---------------- ——. --------------------------;-------------------- ---------------------------------- — �THE HASTINGS Magnificent Display of BANNER Ul STEM ’ WHO ' Easter Millinery HAS HpTlIlMll FROM Sl\-WEEKS WISH H\ TIM It, PACIFIC COAXT FOLI NOUMCE PMESIIOEHT WILSON The Finest Line of Strictly | llct-aiue Ot His Aliiliitlt* On Panama Canal Tolls. hVndcrn Cjlirfl PART THREE—PARES 17 TO 20. Beautiful Spring Easter Millinery . AND Priced Remarkably Low (hrndockc.l. In giving'advW td those who aro looking'Tnr a change >,f habitation. For Kellar Stem, of this city, who h.n Just returned from n siR aest*' trip through th* west.-would n-ver«c Hor­ ace Greeley'* fumnu* maxim ai>d nay, "Young man. go not »«t. t>ut stay In llm exit." During hlx trlp with Mr. A. A. Barber. Of Grand laptj*. Mr. that has been shown in Hastings or Barry County. | Stein had exceptionally good oppor­ tunities to study bunlm.xM conditions, lie found tho Pacific |<>.ut from Van­ Ih<1'av whnl yon u<mld You are cordially invited to attend our couver io Lo* Angele* -trufrctlng from ovrr-sxploitatidh' In ulino«t every live Xill.lle*. We have kind of business. But. In spite, of thl* Millinery display any time at your condition, the“Wnstom people uro In­ lecauie we Wouhl milltensely optimistic. ■ In Vancouver they ■iii.tll prolll lltimhi few convenience. are looking forward to the construc­ tion of the big terminal of the Grand Trunk Pacific railroad tn relieve the financial slowness; lb Seattle to the I li<> qtinlily of flu construction of the government roll­ way to open the Drterlnr of Alaska; in San Francisco for the opening of the i’annma Exposition with its swarms of visitor* tfnd their open purses. Hut the future of th>* whole Coast Is very bright. Indeed. Though Mr.;Barber and Mr. Stem knew that bUslnsM conditions In the west were not very god. they did 59 per cent more busincx. than they ex­ peeled to do. llosUngb furniture being First door west of Hotel Parker well known In ‘•the coast citic*. Though they have a business propoHastings, Mich. gandn for about 7.000.000 inhabitant*, in the west, they have a population of only about 1.000,000, causing consld-ll I erable depression on account of. this over-exploitation. ■ Owing to the deoadcncc of the sit* | ver interest* with other economic con- , dltlons. the city ot Denver, Mr. Stem'I says. 1* retrognawhutThere are; 5,000 empty houae* there nnd d num- 1 her of empty store*, nnd buxine**, es­ pecially the furniture business, la DEPARTMENT STORE HASTINGS, MICH. poor*. The city is also torn with * controversy over the water supply. In striking contrast ■<> •(■mdltlon* In Denver, bi the thrift and enterprise of Sait Lake City, in Which bmdnewi con­ ditions nre excellent. This Is because the Mormon* have developed mini HOPE CENTER. ; son. and ' Frank- Johncox. of Had a n-w day*. , 1 Industrie* nnd that the city suppllc* Grangeville, visited ui RayrHam- . nr*. N. Acker asompenied Mr*. 1 n great agricultural region extending Last Week's Letter. Mr. nnd Mr*. O. Acker'of Itattlr monk's. Nundav . -Hurry Nagle* to lirr new home* near Into Idaho. Mr. Stem sa>* thpt the Snake river country of Idaho Is being Creek, are spending a few days with i -Mr*. < >. Geslcr Wit* called to Coop- Crewe). Wednesday. rapidly developed, and that wonderful Nlek Acker nnd wife. rmvllle by th;- serious Illness of her i jir, (le„ Kahler and little non. Irrigation project* are undeg way. Mr*. John Acker visited nf Fred daughter. Mrs. John Adders, who I* Merle. I* visiting friends and relattvtis Beuttlu he consider* the coming city Ashby's. Thursday. reported some better. | ln Xohvllle. of Ihe Pacific coast as It ha* splendid J. Hnmmond and daughter. Mne. i Nick Acker and wife are entertain------ -------------------------harbor advantages nsd is-tdowly re­ Jnttle Horten -and friend of Kalama- [ Ing M1H» I'earl Eddy of AugitMu. for. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. covering from the Effect* of the set­ back of a. v.-ral year*-urn. The busi­ ness propaganda •h.ur’T* In excess of tho population, consequently them 1* a great sn'er-supply. This city is tho supply point /or Alaska. The realdent* arc bitter over tho conservation of the resources of the interior of Alaska, but they are greatly pk-aaed over the prospects of tho federal rallrcMid which will permit th* exploita­ tion of the Interior. Here, Mr. Stem found the furniture liuslne** good. Vancouver. Mr. Stem tuiid. wa* suf­ fering from the effects ot tho obso­ lete banking *wst*m of Canada. Busi­ and ness I* also over-exploited. Tho Hud­ and son Bay Company her* handle*Has­ ting* furniture. Portland. Mr. Stem says. is tho only city on tho Paclllo Coast he would live In If he were ever compelled to leave Hastings • Michigan. the Thornapplo River and move t<> the ' Coast. That city, he Mays. 1* beautl-! fully built and buxine** conditions are better than in tho. other cities. Ono of the conservative cities of California Is the old town of BucraSOLO BIRO TO PARTY ■nonto, which has not been over-built and In which the spirit for booming would imply. IN NEW YORK STATE ha* not been carried on regard Ic*s <>t The Detroit Journal of Saturday corup*quenc<-*. Business conditions, Lmt speaks approvingly of Mr. Glas­ therefore, are good. gow a« a possible candidate and gays that he Is being urged by friends all Tho rebuilding of .“Tan Francisco In over tho state to enter the Held us eight year* I* almost beyond belief. a candidate for governor. If he will Mr. Stem nasert*- Business condition* consent to make the nice, ho will be Tho following letter I* but ono of there ure not good. It Is difficult to tho strongest .nan the republican! of tho many tho BANNER haa received collect from the cl Use ns the sums Michigan can name for the position. In reference to the raaulta obtained by which they subx-rll>ed for th* Exposi­ Mr. Glasgow has had nothing to say using tho Want Column. tion. One million visitor* are expect­ Nashville, Mich.. Mar. 19, 1»U. ed. nnd the resident* hope thereby to Come tp Our Grand Opening The BANNER, Hist Ing* Mich. receive reimbursement for their exREPUBLICANS CAN BET TO­ Dear Editor—Borne llino ago I ad­ pendituren. The furniture business Is vertised a cockerel for Kilo In tho not good a* there nr* too many deal­ GETHER AND SETTLE ON HIM HANNER and aa a result of that adv. ers, but good isdes are anticipated to •old the bird to a party In New York. those who expect to take cure ot vis­ In Boyes Department Store Hastings, Mich. I need not add that I was more than itors. pleased. Am sending another adv. lx>s Angele* 1* a t Ity crowded with A Clean Cat, Capaldo Man, Whit people from all over th* world. Mr. Thorough Knowledge of State Btem declares that If one half of tho Affair*. busines* house* would go out of exist­ ence, there would still bo more than I Tho republican* of Michigan are enough. The city claims more popu-1 THESE HENS WORKED HARO beginning to appreciate the fact that latlon than Kin Francisco. They claim In Hon. C. L. Glasgow they have a that tho citrus crop thl* year will lie TO LOWER COST OF L1VIMB Mrs. E. D. Reynold! entertained her 50 per cent greater than a year ago didate for governor. HI* competency nleeo Mae Cairns of Hustings Um when It wait second to the best crop would not be questioned by anyone ever produced. at nil acquainted with tho public U. J. Gilbert of Jackson made a Mr. Htern I* high in his praise* of! men of Michigan. No man In this business trip here one day last week. Iho spirit of Intone* Americanism,1 state haa a larger or more intimate Mrs. Charles Barber Is entertaining which ho found on the Coast. Tho a slater from Chicago. people are warm-hearted, hospitable, Lois Shorter who ha* been very tick and intensely optimistic. They nre; lor the past throe weeks la better to­ banking their hope* on tho de-i day. Monday, but is still In n critical velopment which l» *ure to follow the ’ condition. opening of the I’ana ma canal. Mr. and Mra. E. D. Remold* visited To * man. Mr. Stem nay*, the folks! relatives in Plainwell Welncsdny. on the Coast arc bitter against the. Wll*on ndmlnlxtr .tinn tor tho move­ ment to repeal the free toll* for Amer-! lean coastwise nhipplh*. They lay Itto tho railroad companies. Every i Mrs. Susie Keith of Indiana Fields board of trade and every Industrial [ cotio Monday to assist In caring for organisation on thn coast I* sending: her niece Lola Shorter. protest* to Washington. Them 1* a A neighborhood surprise party vlw- surplus of lumber on the const anti Red Mr. and,Mra John Mason Wed­ lumbermen, who Jnfended to ship it i nesday evening, as a farewell and Jntp market* east ore particularly In- | good wishes for happiness in tholr censed. new home in Cooper. Mr. Stem returned home over the Santa Fo routo greatly pleased with! ihls trip. Thornapple Lodge, No. CRN, Loyal Order of Mooso have elected the fol­ No doubt the largest problems to com* before this statu in the Im- the guoM of her daughter Mr*. Henry lowing offleers for the ensuing year Dictator—Carl Goldsmith. snodlat* future will be those of tax- Bidelman from Tuwday till Saturday. utioQ, and of regulating corporation!. I'sst Dictator—Wm. Hopkins. Thoma* Norris who has boon vt>ry Vie* Dictator—Ira BUngorland. A keen and successful budeose man. 01 Is slowly Improving. Treasurer—John Bhrtber. ’ KS4-„r.K Mrs. Frank Bidelman of Nashville J G -J. M. Henry. fig corporations of this otau In a sans wm the gu**t of her son Henry BldelO. G.—■Cheater Engelbart. and helpful manner, and with a msn from Wodnee«ay until SundayTrustees—Wm. Hopkins. Carveth Eugene Calida*, who it> ill wont to Skillman, Theodore Jone*. Grand Rapids Friday to comult a Delegate to Supreme Convention at Up Stairs Hendershott Bldg. Hast specialist. • ' Milwaukee. Wm. Hopkins. — ..... W. C. Wlllltts Is confined tn the _ BANNKR WANT AD VS. PAT. pf «hi* Mats, bed with the grip. High-Class, Stylish Hats Spring and Summer We think we will be able to suit you in both style and prices. Ironside & Michael Priced From $2.00 to $7.50 Weickgenant & Riede Spring Opening of | Pattern Hats and Latest Novelties » Friday 'and Saturday March 27 and 28 You are cordially invited . F. L. Fairchild 8 Co. COM.GUSGOWURGED FOR GOVERNORSHIP ] Millinery Opening Thursday Original Friday March, 26 & 27 Two Big Fashion Days Artistic Easter „ Millinery [Corl 'pt-5 ’V _ - V- New Creations Superior Quality Mrs. Nelle Smith=Boyes Easter Opening J ~ of Spring & Summer Millinery Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 26, 27 & 28 You are cordially invited to attend Tasty Designs--Nobby Patterns Clark & Matthews �THE OUtV SAVINGS CKIVTIFICATE.3 PAY 3J4 percent if left with no one year 3 percent if left aix months Other investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are subject to change in market value which may take more than in­ terest, then too, you must find a buyer. ___ tnet at the pleasant home of Mra Edith ftiehardson. Wednesday even­ ing. March ii. Baa!dos the members . Sure Income. Orffxaised In 13M — Under State Control OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. Gwrit. Ll^rton...-.................................. ..—.-^.— PresiifeM Wm. H. McCmtae,.......................................................... Vie. Prealdeiil Sherman I. Strong..............................................................................Cashier Howard C. Lawrence.................................................Assistant Cashier Otto C. Russ Otis Miner Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Krieger U. S. Postal Sayings Depository No. 477Q- Chink of henry smith grand Rapids, micb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largent and Best Equipped Moral Establishment in Western Michigan. . Store on Corner oi Monroe and ’Division Ave. Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 I'arm Phones— Bell, fol Citizens, 6251 This is ■ season of novelties and wc are carrying a very fine selection of patterns of the newest importation the foreign products. We invite your inspection. Reliable Ladies* Tailoring Establishment A. S. WEGUSEN, '«%£■■ Citizens* Phone-2443 OUR BEST OFFER! The HASTINGS BANNER & Weekly Inter Ocean & Farmer BOTH A FULL YEAR FOR ONLY Kmart THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN AND FARMER »•.*;»< r ami i- in<« •>■■■> vv<x-kiv |iuigm>*ra Till WIXKI.V IXTF.lt Ot-KMf ANU -• in wxuiiiu and printing important IWlon taken and home comforts won by four points. The closing music by Mias Artie Fuller was given after which coffee and sandwiches and fried cakes bread you late kr highest-point of food who violate iffi laws or ordinances, but no punMbment shall exceed a fine of tvs hundred itollurs or imprison­ ment for ninety days, or both In tho discretion of tho court, said Imprison­ ment may be In the county jail or city prison, ur In any* work house In the stalo authBflsed by liw u raefiva prisoner* for such city; ' (f) For the establishment of any dty. and for the separate incorpora­ tion thereof: Provided, however. That these provisions shall not be con­ strued to extend to public schotns; any public Improvement to a special district; poratton of Boiith.Ht., City. lUth.HL. City.. । < hurt era or an. Mr* Callihan. whom maiden name! t H.. > ,v city concerns, and for changing their dtoabdatMg, Nmemiwr Jo. ISSi. near Huron. Erie The People of the Slate of Michigan Co.. ohliL When »he was a small enact: i hllil her iMrcnts muyed to Sandusky county. <Hilo. She w.m converted when quite young and united with the Baptist chun-h. After coming to Sec. 2 Each city now existing shall Michigan. »h<- joined the U. H. church, continue with aU its present rights uf which' denomination she wa* a and powers except «» herein othermemtH-r at the time ot Her death. In a «... ............. ... Hoc. I. Each City charter shall proCallihan, of fGndusky county. They moved tb Burry county In 11*3. settl­ ing on u farm <>n .section 3. Baltimore .. . .... .. ............ ■ . .. L'.t..».rv !. !St«. To them were born tour a body rested with legislative power, hlldren. ..nr dying in infancy.’ The and for the election r appointment ,hree surviving her are: Almon C.illlind a board of nan. «u imiwh™. ■ ......... - ----• llhan. Hasting* twp.: Mrs. Mattie Gas­ kill. city. one Bhr u,ev also iwa>«~ leaves ■••••• nine grstnd■ III. Cliy. *— Or nppvtnt.-hlldren and five great grandihlldnn ment of such other ufllcera u may bo chlses. tf any exIsL and of property used In thb operation of companies or •cl to advance the I'htareata ot thv (r) To iaaua any bond* wllhuiff individuals engaged In the nlaakperity of the municipality and Its In- providing a alnklug fund, to pay electric light, gas. heat, water and coiutltuled authority to pass all taws them at maturity, but nu sinking habitants, and through Its regularly power business; and in cities having and ordinances relating to its muniaerial bond* which fall due annt not less than twenty-five thousand In­ habitants the purchase of the franstltution and general laws of thia tlon with any other municipality; (I) To submit a franchise to th campanic*. atate nnd county taxc* electors st • special election, untca In ■hail bo paid upon ouch tranaporta- ahall be paid In advance by the grant <j) For owning and operating rcal and peraonuj property In such ee In said franchise lo . the clt transportation fmffiltlea withld Ha city; treasurer. limits. If according to the next pre­ (b) To submit to ths electors a ceding United Htutes census it had rf charter or to resubmit pny amendmen thereto oftener th.tn ODOS In BW five tnouKtnu thousand iiinaoi^auis. Inhabl^nta: nve ery two years, nor unicia it snail be (Is) For the purchase »f private. nte4 with the city or village clerk property for any public u«e or pur-J ninety lays before the election: Pro­ Mra. John Hulling In Woodland Monpose within tho scope of Its jHiwers; vldrd. however. this provision however, That thia (I) For the use by others than the i shall not apply lo the submission and Lawrence Kllpfer and Lewie Ktahop owner, of properly lOCBled In street?, ■ resubmlsslon of charters of cities Funeral services were iieio (c) Fur the qualldcatlona. duties nHeys and public places and used In which may be Incorporated under Quimby M. K. church this Thursday. the oporattr-n of a putdb- utility, thia act until they ahall have first Mrs. Andrew Geiger. Itev.-Yust officiating. Burial look j Id) For the Mtabllahnient of one Chas. Leonard nnd family of Wood­ plajX in Striker cemetery. land spent Sunday ut James Hcstvr(ml For the initiative upon peti­ tion of not leas than twenty-five per however. That this prohibition ahall IFsMAPLE GROVE. turn of state, county and school taxes cent of the registered voters of the not apply to elections which may be Mr. and Mr*, A. D. Wolfe attended In conformity with the general laws elty entitled to vote for municipal of- held In the submission and reeubmla|the banquet,at Hatting* last Thur*be Incorporated under thia act until Woodbury. I day evening. they shall have first adopted a char- , Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of HusMr. and Mrs. Will Myers and son of money for municipal purposes; <g> - For the public peace Nashville passed Sunday at Lowell mllea- beyond it* perauaa jarrard'*Mra. Ellaa Palmertun. limits; -■ umenta of any public official after hla Geo. McCartney, one of our oldest and property; <o) For the use and control and election or appointment or during his Woodland spent Thursday at J. J. th) For tho time, manner and residents, died tuddcnly at hi* home means . ‘ of holding elections and the regulation of streams, waters and term of office; Healericy's. Thursday evening at the age of K5 water courses within Its boundaries. tel To adopt a charter or any A. V. Palmerton attended iho year*. Hr. wa* married to Louisa Dilamendment thereto, unlraa approved Thrcehermen's convention In Lansing <l> For keeping <ln the English lou in IKS I in the state of-Ohio, set­ language a written <-r printed journal or action thereunder where a navi­ by u majority of tne electors voting Thursday and Friday. tling on the farm where they now re­ of every aeealon of the legislative gable stream la bridged or dammed; Al. Uaoher and family with hie nor with rli>arUin or littoral righti side. He was the father of nine chdfather W. Booher of Evart spent Sal* without their eorporatp limits: ta according to the last preceding urday at John AsplnalFa In Northeast ! dren, two of whom died in infancy, --------------- ------------- w _. .2- United Hutes census, ur any park, I and three daughters also preceded him es before they Mcume operative. pealing any specfad.act affecting any cemetery, or any real eslats used In (k) That al! MUalons uf the Irglalgin death. He leave* an aged wife, two body and all records of the mu­ municipal concerns or existing muni- ( carrying on a public utility, or any sun* and two daughter*, and six tlve cipal department, but the depart- j part thereof or any property bordni. Ipallty shall bo public; Mr. Und Mrs. Frank Asplnnll of grandchildren. He w ill be greatly tl) For adopting. continuing, ment In control nf the public schools, erlng on u water front, or vacate llsstinfes ware guests of Mr. and Mrs. missed by hi* many friend* as well a* amending or repealing city ordi­ shall not he construed to be munlcl- any . strip-1 or public place lead­ Will Flory. Wednesday. psi deportment; ing to a water front, or engage In by hi* immediate family, as he was a nances; . any business enterprise requiring an 3n of honesty, upnghtne** and <m> For equal representation for such local, police, sanitary and oth- Investment of money tn excess of ten! .Saturday and Sunday. - < ndlines*. Funeral services- were each ward in lA*L.j*c1*l*tt'e body, it cenu per capita, or authorise a"hy Is­' Mra. Caroline Hauer and ffimlty cnheld from the M. E. church. Sunday, Ils members be choaen by ward*: sue of bonds' except epeclsl assess­; terUined for dinner Huaday. Mr. and at 11 o'clock. Rev. J. J. Marshall offi­ ment bonds, refunding bonds, and1 Mrs. Isaac Howley from Coala Grove, ciating. Interment in Wilcox ceme- which shall lonfbrtn lo any uniform ls> For non-partisan primaries emergency bonds ns defined by thia• Misa Iwluh Jordan ot Woodland an«i system required by law; act and bunds that it 1s annually, aq-' Glenn Clum of Lake Odessa. lo) That tho subjects of taxation and elections; ' Mlw Florence King ta home th a for municipal purposes ahall be tne three-fifths of Ihe electors votingr week from her school at Warnervlllo ; morning al 2 o’clock. Mrs. Walton name as tor state, county and school control of municipal property end In thereoipat any general ur special1 enjoying her spring vacation. i was also an old resident coming here the administration of the municipal election! Mrs. A. Geiger entertained the Tamabout IS48 when the country was new. She wa* 72 fear* of age 1a*t Decern­ ter provide: give any official position to one who (a) For annually laying and col­ , her. Funeral to be held today (Monl<Uy) at 11 o'clock at ihe M. E. church. let-ting’taxes. in a sum not to exceed two per centum of the staacsscd value I Rev. Schlcutter to officiate. of all real and personal property In ' Flovd Greenman. wife and family tha city; 1 have been making farewell visit* with (b) For burrowififf money on the I friend* in thl* neighborhood previous credit of the city in • sdm not to ex­ I to their departure lor lheir home near iChcMcr. Montana. Mr*. Angeline Smith, who had a stroke ofxiaralysia a short time ago. I is a little better. Prayer meeting at Roy Smith's Owing to the death of my wife, I will sell at public auction at my farm (Thursday evening. AUCTION SALE ial election; and In such cities, bunds issued for public improvements In connection with whleh • special as­ sessment district is made lo pay therefor, and which nre * charge up­ on such district shall not Ik- Included unless the contrary la provided by the charter, and tha resources of the sinking fund •hsll be deducted In de­ termining ths amount of such Indebt- kai« latughlln. talned Newton Boyles and daughter Grayer of Dexter, Iowa; Frank Hay neaa shall not Ita i of Vermontville. Mrs. Mary Mwre- II Cupid la Still busy In oqr lowff thia me ■ .i pt “ring an aid soldier In per- personal property In the city. When a city lx aulhorixod to acquire or op­ erate any public utility. It may Iseixmortgage bond* therefor beyond the general limit ..f Imnded Indebtednera prevribed by law: Provided. That rved with light rrfreah- Hiin-l.iy’i tailors with h« itlsmark. any liabllit> ujiog the city In thy pdrown tkihiua Miunctivn a puhlh, utility for transpurtaiio purpoies. whit h liability added to th then existing g. nvrpl Indebtedness u •>m and I onikl Pooraa, ytnt kill rmlbf anti appr*via i<- iN- in your hot the utmost | par roll tatlon and control of the aurfaca of Its streets and of.the space above and beneath them; Drath of Old Hmklcnt. . Lydia M. Callihan, aged *< died on Tuesday evening. E!1 Miller is the proud |K«r»r of tint- horse punhnsi'd last Friday pore any liability upon euch c-lty, but ahall I* secured only upon the pro­ ’ Frank il.ty of Vbrmontvllle. perty und rexenue* of such public trip t-. 1'i-ri ilitrtm. Monday and was Utility, im-ludlng a frwnchlae Mating accompanied by MhL Hugh DeCamp the term* u|H>n which. In case uf who u ill visit KtiiotiK their people fur foretliaiurc. th. purchaaer may o|htate the aume, wiihih franchise shall some tlm*-. . Wlnm j»« mid lie- chartar AMPLE PHOVISI FORM OF CITY 1EME.XT. v I .earns to ba ugh In her usual pleasing mannaf brought forth the applause uf atL A recitation “The GloiT of ,he Coun­ SHOULD try" by little Mildred Ureter. Musto by Lyle Fish* and wife. After which HASTINGS VOTERS Mr*. Clara Kinney gave a poem cnTnTKS;*raB0rUNauittan~ •wMeh wax highly applauded. Then the question. "Shall We Invest Our MoneylnBankx As They Bhoult! Folly Latterlatnile or Hume t'omfortgt" waa dle»<•* UtMBtlor. Before cuawd by all. Bome»fnought lands Day. and-they could have an Income to get the home comforL some In banks. $1.25 All the News of the World and Home only 25 cents more that the price of The BANNER Alone. mi nn. 11 “HumaroM qu* STATE -Miss Elsie flump. MW FC Savindt Books Isiucd. The gn cupattoh* an J amuaementa also present. After singing America the buelneto was disposed ut and a Our Certificates are Payable on Demand and Provide a LAKE MMCtSA STATE SAVINGS BANK, Laki Odessa, Mich. MARCH M, WIL iik-ih- ■ onducird by evangelist, Mra. Indrl>t< dn< -a* of city to exceed located four miles south of Barryville Church, two miles west, V4 mile south of Maple-Grove Center. No by'bidding. Everything must be soM. Date ot sale, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1914 Sale to begin at ten o’clock. I offer die following property: HOUSE ANft CATTLE. Good work mare. wl. 1200 . Ilobtrln cow. i'yrs. old. dm- April 3rd. llrplMrrrtl abort horn heifer, 3 yre. old, dur April Sth 5 Nicer*, fumfiip 2 yr*, old • tHi-er, conilnp I yr. old Heifer, eligible lo replMrr, I >r. old 3 heifers, routing 1 yr. old SHEEP. fh grudc Hhrtrp ewrx, 3 hr B yrs. old, due April 19 10 grade Sltrop rues, due Mu) 1st ■ TOOIA Nrw lilriwll uugun. romplrlr . Double buggy, runpoy top. In good condition Top buggy. In good condition Open buggy, double, Iwty ■eat*, lit food repair Deering mow lag machine, 5 tl. an, In good re­ pair Mrixirmirk hay hike, « ft, an good «* new , -- --------- 7 stock rack (iale ohm. No- II 2 • 2 Bvc-toolh cult!valors 2 spring tooth dr .Slutting horse, « 30 t-ralra (atuldron kclUt; (>»rn sitrllcr. good otic I-.M 11-1- dlwrr “• (U.K.I SO .oH» IS lo. wood, nw.ll, bort ou VorU. olonrh. hoe. ond -moll loob uwd liw farm HlK HtHlM I) GOODS. <HI. krruM-iic Mutr—fottr till Mmr No. K lltinw CourfMA taOak Pmilnmih—IMsb rtipbogrd—I- . HOGS. : 1 alitMls WL about 75 lbs. :i MumIn, tv i. ubotll 50 lire. Drum) mu, ul. 123 lire., dur June 24 POL LTH¥. 3D Buff Hock ptiUria 2 Hiormighhrcd Bull Orpinglmi muxtrr^ 13 Ihoruuglibreil Hull Orpinglon licus GIIAIN. AIhiuI 50 bn. ouls | About tM baskels coru Three rratra of mt»1 t orn Qttattllly of poltUtxx Uuanlil) of ran fruit Hharplra ('.ream SruBratoe No. i—Churn. Ihe jmllm.-Krrmmr idf tank M gallou-^rewa-im ran. 5 gal. with pmnp-2 vtargBr 2 tmqil lure. 23 gal-—2 w«wh (uha, vulvmrizrd-4J milk raiM, 10 sal.-A qumitHy uf «»*ll hmjrhold uU iisih-Jiewhil natrhiiK'—OuHlkw—Dhh- cuing. l III 1.1 \I>IM. I \HM. HUME Th* Price of the Weekly Inter Ocean aad Farraar tamaiiu_____ $1.00 a year ! The Price of The BANNER la_____ $1.00 a year Th* two papers each ete’yMr'wW cost you only___________ $1.15 -Thia apeeUi arrangehi ; Is for.• limited time o turn our thanks to our m-Ighbors and friends for kindnesses during the. illnew und death of our mother, grand­ mother and num; to llev. Mrs. Gould fm her comforting words, to the singers for their helpful son ft. and to the friends for flowers. William llhoadv*. Gladys Hlevcus. Huge. other eaUmlty. th« Mpfitatlve body may bu«T>.w for the relief of the lahabiuul* of the elty and fol tha pro*ervHtlon uf niunicipBi . property, a sum n»t ti> exited one-fourth of one Warm Olnntr WIN b, S*rvel bj th* M*H* Inn AL L It TFRMS OF SALE* Itnmo ur MIX. An sumsof».(X) and under, wh. Ovcjrlhal ^^.9 months time will be <1 ven on bank­ able notes wilh interest at ux per Otnt per annum. No Hoods to be removed until settled for. - all real and pertuaMl propci rltyvdiK'm not more than 3 •hall have tin- power to incur Indobt- Just lUght fur Backache and MIWMMllMB. ■ II e ■aawia.nn —awa^RW^e*— H » ■ ■■ EHOS E WALTON, Proprietor ly effective fur backache, rheuma­ tism. swollen, aching joints, kidney ■■■■Illi........ aw ■ I I. . U.n* it»d an fourth d IM THE BANNER. MW 15 (MH., SMItsr fw (c) For Ujlag liMjrbUdniM Mp und Loneuilngi COL. W. H. COUCH, Austlonssr. ■ Iisn I ■—•■me* IS—■■ �M AItl H PAGll IML teachehs c:::z IHMIT QUESTIONS We Invite You to Attend a Special Exhibit of Ford Cats D. D. D. Opens New Era In Cure of Skin Disease STUDENTS WILL DE ENCOURAG­ ED TO ASSIST IN WORK OF IM­ PROVING THE CITY DARK CLUB WILL MI1CHME VICTROLA FOR SCHOOL USE another tnteTiaUns demonstration of what la being accomplished by tho famous specific D. n. D_ PreecrlPtton'. -It may bo of interest to you tn know that your llte-flUng preparation. D. culsbie Favorable Acikm Taken On (\xunianleatloa Relative to tho Observance of Arbor Day. . At Skinner’s Garage March 26, 27 and 28 You will see during this exhibit every working part of a Ford Car in operation. Don’t forget the dates and don’t fail to see a demonstrating chassis in operation. Stebbins Auto Company Hastings ■J. C. Ketcham, president of the Board of Education. addressed the Hastings City Teachers* Club at the regular March meeting Monday even­ ing of thia week. The address was based on the book of nr. Hillis. "In­ vestment of Influence." and war greatly appreciated by the teachers. The students of the County Normal training class were Invited to attend Utia meeting. Considerable business of Importance was transacted by tho club. Proviaion was mode for furnishing data for ths next bulletin of the Slate Federation of Teachers Clubs. with which Iho Hastings Club is affiliated. A communicaUun relative to the more specific observance of Artec Day was received from Mrs. Henry Hu 1st. of Grand Rapids, President of the State Teachers* Association upon which favorable action was taken. The matter of procuring more sup­ plementary reading for the grade*. a» approved by a recent meeting of the school board, was given special con­ sideration. Plans were adopted for having tho new books selected by the committees and ordered In time to have them ready for use tn tho classes after the spring vacation. Tho committee on the Junior Civic league and Gardcti Association re­ ported that it would not be advisable to plan for the pupils* Vegetabla and flower exhibit thia year and that extra effort be made by the' students and I'Mcheni for tho improvement of the p.irk. The pupils will be encouraged to plant flowcra and .'egctables, care for the lawns and vacant lots and oth­ erwise help to make Hastings more beautiful the same os they have done In former years when prises were of­ fered for such efforts. It Is the pur|m»o of the club to return to the plan for vegetable and flower exhibits after the improvements have been made on the park. The report of the committee on the purchase of a vlrtrola by the club for u»e In the schools also the report of tho committee appointed to cooperate wilh the Ladles' Park Improvement Association r«iulrcd morn time for discussion than could be glven'ut this meeting. On motion It was decided to e.ijl a special meeting for the club next Monday after ochool for the Further consideration of these Impor­ tant subjects. ARTHUR E. MULHOLLAND OBITUARY. ■Helen IM I. and died Mutch 11. 1114. Michigan with her parents, who settl­ ed in the town of Watson, later days, -She came to Maple Grove. Harry County. Michigan, ®rlth her home. When II y< A. Davenport, Mrs. Carrie O. Mosier, of Cloverdale, Ms. Emma A. Thorn- had any children of her own. but to Enos-E. Walton. March 10. 1BB2. grand children, who ere left to mourn her death, which occurred ort tho host of friends who will miss a friend M worthy as she. She wan a devoted md obliging neighbor., always ready to nd a ■ large circle of friends und righbora to mourn her death. The funeral services were held ul SMOKY ROAD. Some from this war atended the U A. 8. ut Mrs. Sophia Graves of Stony Point Wednesday. vlllo Bunday. days with relatives In Maple Grove. 'incur Elory visited friends near Vermontville. Bunday. txigan Strong tool In Iowa la BANNER WART ADV8. PAY. Don’t Throw Away That Old Furniture Call and see Cain under Reed's Opera House. He will take off the old varnish, repair and refinish it and make it look like new, also will upholster yoqr furniture for you. Township ElectionT’rinting Done Right at Banner Office Piano Polishing and Refinishing a Specialty Give me a trial. First Class Work. W. A. CAIN Work Called For and Delivered Under Reed's Open House tho children. Tin- family have re­ ceiver! many testimonials of sym­ pathy. Funeral services. were held In Middleville, thbi Thursday afternoon. Ilcv. I'. J. It.tie, otllcLitlng. Deeceu>'<l ware a member of the local Bap­ tist church. HIS simple rule of health is daily culled attention to by every doctor in the land, whose first que.s I ion to the patient almost invariably is, “Arc your bowels regular?" Y'et there’s not one person in fifty who takes proper cure of the bowels. And the result of this foolish neglect is nhie-tentns of all ill-health. e If today you nre unable to free your body of waste matter at the usual time, or if the oct causes straining, pains mid discomfort, don’t let that condition occur again tomorrow. Unless your bowels can carry away the waste, materials left after food-is digested, decay sets in, the poisons of which, taken up by the blood, increase tho risk of Typhoid Fever, Appendicitis, and many other serious diseases. , In treating constqMition, there is a right way and a wrong way. The wrong way is to take harsh purga­ tives which even though they do dear the bowels, cause griping and nausea, injure the delicate tissues, and 60 disturb the normal functions as to cause the return of constipation. The right way is to help Nature to produce natural movement, without pain or discomfort, by using “ " T Mr. Elvli H. Gibrul, UsrtH Hum, 75 lull An., Bread lapife, Mid. Dear Sir:—Please mail tne free your list of FARMS, in ................................................................. County. Michigan. Remarks: BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. BANNER WANT AD VS. PAY. 1 More ■a gentle laxative in the form of u chocolate-tasting tablet. One of This these tablets eaten just Ixiforc going to bed will help to restore Than your bowels to normal activity at a time when, your body A Is Out being at rat, the medicine can doits bat work. As a result One Hundred pf taking that tablet (or say‘two, if your case is obGuarantee— slinutc). your bowels will move easily and naturally Million Were in the morning. The use of Rcxall Orderlies A You for a few days afterward will restore nor- J Sold Last Year nial regularity. Even chronic consti- j Risk No Money This enormous quantity was __ pation is benefited by them, and it tued with good results by busy men u not necessary to continue, ihe . if :Rcxall Orderlies do not make who suffered from constipation, due treatment for a long time, be your ■ I____ towels J Iact ____right, o__ ,tell __ _________ us so and cause, instead of driving to lack of exercise, or indjgeslion . we’ll give ’ back * ’ your money without ’i Nature, they simply help . caused by overwork—by children whose asking a single question. There is ’ do her to help herself. J parents realize the harmful effect of com­ red tape to this guarantee. --------- - It means mon purgatives—by o|d people whose sys­ Sold only at tho more just what it says. Yoi _'r nothing. You sign than 7,000 Raxall tems cannot stand anything harsh-—bv We won't hesitate, or-ask you any ques­ Storot and in, this women during pregnancy, and after ^child­ tions. Your wort! is enough. If Retail town only by ua. birth, when any medicine with a violent In vest socket Orderlies do not do all you expect them to Un boxoa actiofi would l>c particularly dangerous. Many —if you don’t feel better after using them and IOc.25c, of these |>cople are your neighbors and friends. , find that they arc the pleasantest-acting und best Ask anyone who has ever used them—they’ll laxative you have ever used, we waul you to tell you Rcxall Orderlies satisfied and helped them tell us ahd get your money back. Carveth &K Stebbins Phone 31 SBlHastlng®, Mich. ‘ REO THE FIFTH PRICE $1175jCOMPLETE With its complete Electric equipment, and its beautiful streamlike body; large comfortable and easy riding. -..*<■ * Easy to operate, and more positive than other makes, marks the greatest achievement Mr. Olds has ever accomplished. He has worked years attain it. Asa result REO THE FIFTH now oners a VALUE not even approached by any car in its class. . ‘ Compare this car with others; get a DEMONSTRATION. The closer you investigate you find BETTER VALUE in REO THE FIFTH than you will find in ANY OTHER GAR. Buy a Reo the Fifth and you get GREATER VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. SPECIFICATIONS—Fully equipped with Electric Lights. Electric start­ er and generator; Rena system without double chain drive. 35 HORSE POW­ ER; 112 inch wheel base; Semi-floating rear axle with Timken bearings; 34x4 tires with DETACHABLE RIMS; Black body; Black and nickle trimmings; deep upholstery; Mohair top, Side cur tains and slip cover; strait line Torpedo dash; Electric horn; Speedometer; Clear Vision Wind Shield. LET ME SHOW YOU HENRY RAGLA SALES AGENT Phone 69~2j!ong 1 abort Woodland Exchange HASTINGS. MICH. R. F. D. tC, �THE IU me sistem MARCH 28. Mil. ■S*k'. Eric to Niagara. He GRADES ARE ■ white m«i to era*) Ml tn V Mt the interior of M-Tho people of Battle jdk(d>- In th- topographical BEGINS IN MICHIGAN' Clbnl norinER ON GOfil’.M' PRAIRIE, 1jH» X BATTLE 'VRKEK, -MARKS BEGINNING. Those of Middle Age Especially When you have found no remedy for the horrors that oppress you during change of life, when through the long hours of the day it seems as though your back would break, when your head aches constantly, you are nervous, de­ pressed and suffer from those dreadful bearing down pains, don’t forget that Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is the safest and surest remedy, and has carried hundreds of women safely through this critical period. Read what these three women say: From Mrs. Hornung, Buffalo, N. Y. Buffalo, N. Y.—“I am writing to Jet yon know how much your kDedioiDC has done for me. I failed terribly during the last winter and summer ami every one remarked about my appearance. I suf­ fered from a female trouble and alwuyahad pains in iny bock, no appetite and at times was very weak. house one day and riie thought I needed e Compound. I took it and have gained ^petite and am feeling better every day. Ll am doing and I recommend Lydia E. and. You may publish tltis letter if you wish and I hope others who have the name complaint will see it ami get health from your medicine as I did."—Mrs. A Horn uno, vt Btauton at, Buffalo, N. Y. Was A Blessing To This Woman. So. Richmond, Va.—“Iwns troubled witli a hearing down pain and a female weakness and could not rrtand long on my feeL Of all the medicines I took nothing helped me like Lydia E. l*inkham*H Vege­ table Compound. I am now regular ami am getting along tine. I cannot praise the Compound too much. It has been a bleMing to me and I hope it will lie to other women."—Aire. 1). Tylxr, 23 West Clopton St, South Richmond, Va. Pains In Side, Could Hardly Stand. Lodi, Wi*—“I wm in a bod condition, suffering from n female trouble, and I had Mich pains in my sides I could hardly move, be­ fore I had L’Kcn the whole of one bottle of Lydia E. Hnkbaui'a Veg­ etable Compound I felt better, and now I am well and can do a good dw’s work., I tell everybody what your medicine has done for me." —Mrs. John Thompson, Lodi, Wisconsin. • does Justieetobenelf if she does not trvtbiH famoos medicine made from roots and herb*, it MEDICIMECO. fk\ K, for advice. \M? inti answered wjfc Announcement I Having sold my practice in Northern Michigan. I will again locate in Delton for the practice of ' Veterinary Medicine and Surgery in all its various branches. Will be ready for practice March 33. Your patronage solicited. Dr. C. E. Morford Delton, Mich. Bell Phone. It Pays to Buy Trade-Marked Goods Tha tcade-mark Is tha signature of the maker: and the article he Is willing to put THi name to. It will pay you to investigate. This Trade-Mark oo the bottom cf a pair cl shoes Is a guarantee lhat everything has * been done to make that shoe the best shoo d Its kind. Doses Are Taken Mihool* Showing excellent progreen In nearly every romp,__ The following Not evray one that ralih unto me room*, with naffio nr building and BEAUTIFUL PRAIRIE HONDE Lord, Lord, Phail enter Into tho king- teacher nf each grade, earned the ■lorn of haaven: but he that doeth tho MADE FAMOUS UT COOPER Vflll of my Father, which Is tn heaven. । Tho th arterly masting of the1 Fourth grade. Mcbnd ward school. Morgan, ton circuit wilt con-, Mixa DeVine. St.M: Fifth grade, first stirton Prifi Methodist ward school. Miss . McGuinness, 74.0. ■ n>*lir *,up|muhl to urar « oeeuxi Hix, j, f^r.t.lc, Ccntr.il school, Mias MarPrairiro Of Kiuffiwc-lravi Michigan ' uv‘r Lord's Dny.' “Rev?IL D.' Journeying to Detroit pi 14«0. y GnfnB, n. E ,, fXp<«.icd to have Goguac Prairie, that tfein of n.uur-_ ‘'heron of thtTgervice* loci e J from tha work done by the pu­ nl meadow iwirderlng tho city limits Thuraday evening. Mr* I^lha Ad- pils during the first quarter of thl* of Battle i.'rrok on tli<« south, ha* a kins nteehaq word lhat her father, year. Tho words for too secufid condlJIlnctlon that makes it of unusual, Goo. McCartney nn aged and well-. Interest to the gvologbt nnd physiog-1 known reai<i*at of Maple Grove, had lessons since December and were-more r.-iphtot sayn tho Kalamazoo Gazette., di- d that afternoon. The funeral was difficult than those given in the first ; .This prairie Is Ihe beginning of tn* hold at elovejs o'clock Sunday morn­ groat prairie system that extends i Ing ut tho Maple, tlrove M. E. church, “5S' «v.raA- iwmluus for all (b. westward to tho Rocky Mountains. Thaea in attondanee* from thia way grade show* n decidod advance since, Last summer, during Homo Coming worn Mr. *.ud Mr^ W. S. Adkins and the December test. The nv«*rago in- ‘ week, a larre «tnno wns erected on1 daughter Grace. Mr. nnd Mr* J. W. crease for nil ihe roams of each grade n memorial to this attribute, and HM tkor.il conducted by Rev. Is a* follow.*:—third grades, IS.1J per' pnarhjng the old territorial road. cent; fourth grades, 17.41 per cent: i Tho traveler coming from New fifth grades. 1>.OC per cam: Mxih! York or Boatoil on either the Grand grade*. 1C.0T per cent. . Trunk or the Michigan Central, pnss- Wednesday. The second contest af the mental ; i-s n»t h single prairie until the train arithmetic------series will 1*0 given some A. R Houston of Sacramento, Calif. —----------■ arrives at Battle Creek. Hero Go- visited hla cousin Mr* Effie Foster Hmo — ■The ptitills expfras in April, I giuc stands out In all Its Iwauly ns and family a &w days last week. the trots nnd nrc/en—• !-•-»— i ' tho out|»o*t. us II were, of the hund.. ......... much better w*>rk in Mr* Catherine Walton a pioneer of these Important i rods of mile* of prairie land that ex­ elementary branches. tends westward toward .the Pacific Maple Grova tWP-. ‘>i"d Friday mntnI« Climax pmlrle. then Schoolcraft on the section on which she died. Mnry Shaffer went to Hastings Frlliralrje and iho other magnlflcent prairies of K--iI.im.uoo nnd Case Austin IMong wrnt Monday to t >linstead to spend a f>'W days with his Kalamazoo county h>» tho largest daughter, Mrs. Lillian Hlower and .area of prairies In Michigan, and family. they nro a beautiful sight to behold, <»f all the fiRMnzinj: m-adom or holi­ comprising Sl.lOti ~ day* the Vernal E>iutnux to associated Prairie Rohde. G« Neck. Onll. with tho moat Imp. rt int ex|>crlencc of T>>land's Gen- my life, ft Climax. Galesburg the afternoon of Ihe esec and Dry. years thia Datnr<>■>>. in the old Banstate. It .omprlw* 13.000 acre* James Fenlmnrc Cooper, tho novelist, made this prairie f.unous by locat­ ing th« n*n» <>f hl-, story. "Oak Op—.....a. . ... — naliiml. meadow. Gull I'mIrlo an abject a|ai slon erase fro tiros and stood a —ucwle riven with jn abiding comf-tli'r within that has enabled me to enjoy fourteen yearn «>f freedom. Geo. Day wrnt to Grand Rnpids Monday. Genesee. 40<>. nnd Dry loo. _ llAB Geo. W. Hl»l< » In Cuss county then- arc nin< spending a few week _____ __ _. Higdon returned Kniamatoo. Th<- jour largest aro Streeter. No. Dak.. Monday. He Hrordsley-s in Millon township; Taung's in Penn lun'hahlp: -J'okagon, In Pokngnti township, and Baldwin In Routh Bend. 'Ind. returned to their Porter township. The smaller one* home Monday after spending a few aro IltUe Prairie Rondc. In Volinn days with their uncle Jonas and cous­ township: Garde'* In Valina town­ in William. ship; McKinney's In LaGrange town­ lx>«ilo Webb nf Nashville returned ship. and Shavehmd. in Porter luwnship. ResIdMi Goguac. there nro four so- aunt. called prairies In Calhoun • county. Cook's prairie, two miles square. 1* In Clarendon township, .adjoining the >ur Mr*.' Ralph Village of Homer. Homer plain*, hool Tuesday. now Including In Ils limits the vil­ Irons Shnffrc has been neither phlage af Homer, extends south nnd • Oliiiusry. CHICHR8TE11—Willis A. ChlchMcheater. wiu born in Rosa. Kalamasoo Co.. August 1, lilt und died In Priihnrdville, Harry Co.. March 11. Clara Allen, of Wk-hardvllle and liv­ ed at Augusta nearly lw<> year* He passed away unexpectedly after only ten days Illness, leaving a wife, fath­ er, mother, one brother and a host of other friends to mourn. The remains home Thursday al 8:00 p. m.. at­ tended by many friend* Rev. Chs* IbUmntier, of I'llmax. spoke feelingly of bring called to officiate al so sad a time, when only a little over two yrars ago he performed the marriage ceremony of the deceased. Thrry attendance. Interment wns made at Hirth-Krause Company Grand Kapids Mickifin Keeps Your Stove n lake L* drained, the bottom remain* “Alwayi Ready hr Company” a naked, tamo, parching waste. These ancient lake laittom* contain poor health. A bright, clean, glatty move to the joy no living slumbering seed* V egex. and pride of every housekeeper. But it tatlon did not start within them. <•iBf TON TOWNLINK .i» hard to irr> a stove nice and shiny— «st Week's l citro ' unless Black Silk Stove Polish to used. upon the plains, Mr. and Mr* Birney McIntyre nre' |ler, j, tha Buck Silk Stove sd. The Indians .- nreud parents af a aeven pound | right to Ute iron. It doesn't lughter T...r» horn Sldfch .u^hiAC March Dll. , oil or dnit off. Its shine lasts four I with the result that no trees ever Mrs. Arthur Kenyon tinui longer than the shine ot any othrr , grow upon them. The first settler*. polish. You only need to polish one1 seeing that the Indians burned thr Kras* on the' prairies every fall, conMr. and Mr* LaMar kinne nnd fowrlh as often, yet your stove will be family visited at James Rwanaon's cltantr. brighter and better looking than it has lieen since you first bought it. Use prrirnicu tuv — Robert AI toft visited It to the opinion of Gcorgn Willard, former m.mtvr of enngrea* from thl* Mrs. O. 11. Kenyon • f«’ district, that LaSalle, tho famous French exrdorer, crosrod this prairie dlstHct. and camped upon Lake Go- family have moved onto their Cann gu«c. Mr. Willard, who was a, maai r< i ently pur. ha«0d of Cbleb lllsbrldgscholarly man. wm a specialist In or. We welcome them to our neighhistory. He hod In view tho wrltlnff Dorhnod. of a history of Michigan, espaclally Mr. und Mr* Otonn Moore visited of the early period which he claimed Mr* Victor Pratt near Freeport last was a mine of historical wealth and Tuepday. had really never been told. Ho began Eurl Wood went to Owoaeo tjalurwriting upon such a history, but had day to spend u faw day* written only a few chapters wh«H» Mrs. Geo Myers of Hustings spent death removed him from this sphere. Friday night and part of Hatuiday When In congroa* Mr. WillardI vis- with her brother !>o Cumming* The younaem child of Earl hnglro for tho purpose of reading In tho-or­ nnd wife, has bean very alck with iginal the journal of latflallo, which pneumonia. . .. , ONE QUALITY "’h are very sorry to lose Mr. and was deposited in that library. To hl* surprise, the pages of the book h*d Peter Adrianaon from nur nelgh00.1 n> thev Intend to leave naxcr been '•’it- No one cared enough about the explorations of this famous man to road hto description. Th<,y BLACK SILK Make your old furniture look like new STOVE POLISH Came in and buy a fine Chinese bristle (10c) brush, to do the finishing with, and we will g»c you, without charge, so that you fnay make a trial yourself—a regular, full sizrf 15c can of Kyanize —enough to do ov^r a chair or a tabic. For Floors and all Woodwork like new. h rrquim no stirring, drits <p:k‘.!y and doo net chip, ped or turn white. It it eauly kept clou . E. HARVEY, Agent Hastings, Mich. LIQUID OR PASTE Willard wits a French scholar. When Laltalto left Fort MUmI ol the mouth of tho flt. Joseph river In February. 1410, ho struck out on foot serosa Michigan for the Detroit river, arriving there In April. Mr- Willard stated that LaBelle's descriptions William Beadle, of thto city, died on Tuesday afternoon in Fresno, Cal. rte win about 45 years old nnd went to California 11 years ago. Inst sum­ mer be iwcamsMtt, ond about four months ago tuborculoato developed written that he could trace hto jour­ ney across'tha prairies of Kalamazoo county to Goguac and hto encamp­ ufccle reside* ment upon the banka of Lake Oo- parent* nnd hie guac. From Goguac. Laltalls tramp­ ed eastward enduring great hard- Mra. Inti fl Mrs JM> Cfertrud* Ro finally reached Iho Detroit river. But* of Michigan, County of Har­ ry, B* . Notice is hereby given, that by an Blate of Michigan, the probate order of the Probate Court for tho County of Barry, made on tha alitoenth day nf March A D. 1»14. four the probate office, in the city of Haa- months from that date were aUowrai lingv. In «abl couhty. on the eleventh day of March A. D. H14. Present: Hon. Cha* M. Mack, fudge of Probate. s qulred to prpaetit their ctalnu to raid Probate Court, at the Probate Office Jennie K. Chase, sxcfutrtx. having tn the City of Hastings, for exatnlnfiled In aald court her petition praying niton and allowance, on or before the dor reasons there tn stated that aha। sixteenth day of July next, and that may be licensed to sell the Interest of such claim* will bo heard before mid Court, on Thursday tha sixteenth day of July next, at ten O'clock in the That the Ird. cf’ forenoon of that day. Dated March 14th., A. D. 1414. IlLER M. MACK. »o and ia hereby appointed for hsarJudge ot Probate. ng said petition; It ia Further Ordered. That public NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. wtlca thereof bo given by publication Slate of Michigan. County of Bar. ORDF.ll FOR rrnUCATlON. iMrinc. in tho Hastings Banner, a newspaper printed and circulated In order of the Probate Cburt for the aid luunty. County nf Barry, made on the six- * CHAR M. MACK. Bhdc Silk S<m Poluh Wofci dor of July next, at ten o'clock In ths M. Mack. forenoon of that day. DtUrd March IMlh., A. D. 1M14. CHARLES M. MACK. Judge of Probate. ed In said court her petition praying ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. thit tho administration of said estate Bute of Michigan, tho Probate msy lie granted tn Wpu IL Holas, or Court for the county of Barry. to some other suitable person. It Is Ordered, That the third A.t a session ot mid court, held at bate office, be and to hereby appoint­ day of March. A. D. 1114. ed for hearing mid petition; Present: Hon. Chas. It to Further Ordered. That public notice thereof be given by publication Judge of Probate. cesalve weeks previous tb an Id day of' hearing, in the Hastings Danner a newspaper printed and circulated lo aald county. CHAR M. MACK. Judge of Probat* ELLA C. EGGLE8TON. Register of Probat* A trua copy. 4 wka ORDER FOR PVRUCATION. Mack. Georgs Frey, deceased. Willard fl. Nye, administrator, har­ ing filed in said court his petition Kylng for reasons therein staled l he may l<e licensed lo sell tho private sale. it to Ordered. That tho 11th day of March. A. D. 1114, al ten o'clock In . State of Michigan. Tha Probate ing aald petition; ll to Further Ordsrefl, That public Court for'the County of Barry. notice thsreof bo given by publication rr. nsiu Ity of Haaa eopy tl the probate office. In the cit third । **•*!'"* . ***** . tings. In said county, on me Ithe muni. .... "'hearing. In the Hastings Banner, a Maek . newspaper printed and circulated in Present: Mon. Chas. ' said oaUBtv. Judffa of Probate. , CHAR M. MACK. In the Matter of tha Estate of, Franklin A. Durfci* deceased. A. N. Williams having filed In said ELLA C. EGGLBaTON. Ilsglster of Probst*. court his petition praying that admin­ istration of said estate may be grant­ ed to Philo A. Hheldon nr to some other suitable person. a. ... «A.V ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. of March. A. D. 1414. at ten o'clock in State of Michigan, the probate the forenoon, at aald probata office, bo and is hereby appointed for hear­ ing wild petition; It Is Furthsr Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three sucPresent: Hon. Cha* M. cesslvo weeks previous to aald day of hearing; In tho Hastings BANNER, a Judgs of Probate. newspaper printed and circulated la Helen M. Dayton, deceased. said county. CHAR M. MACK. A. E. Patton, son-in-law, having Judge of Pro bat* fited In aald court hto petition praying ELLA C EGGLEflTON, that tho administration uf said estate Hechter of Probate. may bo granted to your petitioner or to aome other sultabla person. April, A. D. 1114. at ton o'clock In ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. tha forenoon, at aald probata office, flute of * Michigan, tha Probate be and to hereby appointed for hear­ ing mid petition; Court for the County of Barry. It Ii Further Ordered. That public At a session of mid court, held at the probata office. In the city of Has- notice thereof be given by publication ty-aixth day of February A. D. 1114. hasring. In Cha* M. Mack. Present: Hon. Judge of Probate. the HAstlnga Banner, a said county. CHAR. M. MACK. Robert Montgomery, deceased. Judge of Probata. KT J. A C. EGGLESTON. Ing Mod tn said court her petition Ragtotar of Probata. praylpg >hat an instrument now on A trua copy. file in this court purporting to be the ceased be admitted to probate and NOTICE OF COMMWIONtho execution thereof bo granted to KRS ON CLAIMK. your petitioner or to some other sullState of Michigan, County of Bar­ It la Ordered, That tha 17th. day appointed by tha Probata Court for Ing Mid petition; the County ot Barry. State of MichlIt to Further Ordered. That public notice thereof be given by publication t n —nww .Ki. ..... _ Mwepeper printed and circulated In CHAR M. MACK. :. addition to hto r, Louis Beadle, ,uc WUlwl tho probate office, In the city of Hea­ th*! such claim* will be heard before Many theories have wife, haa gone to Bailie Creek for lT»een advanced. The old popular be- frw day* vln ' " *•”— ! lief wa* that which attributed their |n ptolnwell. treeless condition to the annual burnMarvel • ness Of the atmosphere and consehaa been iiticntly of the soil, at certain seasons Bert Quirk. Mr* Ljron'* broth ,,, .. . tale of backache, regulate the tnuit annoying bladder diwrdert, atul ocetenme tilc nurnenxii other similar cotuliliofl*. It l» the most wonderful prepara­ tion ever made for the purpose. It ••-.entirely dt^trent from itl other rcmedie* mere it nothing else on earth to compare with iL It it so prepared that it i. practically irapoaible In take it into the human siv teai without reMlts. . CM obtain an original package of Crpxone at trifling co»t from any rirtt-clau drug store. All druggills are authorised, to PersoniDy return the purchase price ii Croxone falls lo give destrad results,' regardless of how old you are, how long you hate suffered. « wjiat ;li« hat failed to NOTICE OF HEARING CIxMMS. Legal Rdwrti$t»t«tt During the coming season a numlx-r nf.miles of slate reward roads will be built tn thia county. A stretch of one Judge of Probate. mile und a hull beginning south of Assyria Center and extending south- village. In Athena township, are nre Wet .................... . .uwnsnip. »v)i ... nnd Dry prairie* These four r.re 'Hastings vtofed k.lRin Meade from of Rutland have good roads enthus­ more properly ' plain*" than prairie*. - Tuesday till Thursday uf lost week. iasm. which the other resident* of the Goguac. however, la n Rlmon-puro 1 Elgin beingthe sick list. county ought to be proud uf. Allies of Mary Rhal typical prairie, troelea* with the rich >—"• »« Fri- ' state reward nre wanted In several 4av to visit day* . r*r. jdK-pn county nns mnv >m.ui — T-~i . —i ---- rne rcsuicnis souin or i-oaun* warn pralrhWhite Plgvdn, Jemyank* pneumonia. • Her daughter the present stretch of good road ex­ an<i Nottasrasepc. In Branch coun- House is caring for her. tended to tho Hope line. Others aro ty. Ihrre is only one locality to » nlch hopeful of having a mile built south BANF1ELD. , of Tamarac corner*. Another mile Is by the resident* south of the township- of Glinrd is i Tho L A. R held nt Delos Neal's Edger. ^cho<4 house, and the residents ship. In ............ —---------- that In pioneer days was a gnat suixoa* 74 present. Pro. ' " the western part uro hopeful of a wns known «s Girard pmlrle. The reeds 14.50. An old fashioned spell- mile west und north of the Aunt >f Girard Is situated mg match w.m enjoyed. Miaa Crites llhoda Wilcox school house. A mllq re of IL The city uf stood up the longest, llev. Brooks to also desired south of the cemetery ctlpying bind which next. He wu B|H-lled down on tl>» nn th* IlRstiirg* town line, eliminating r-ildw.rtcr prairie. word "roily." He did not understand Iiithwrotern couMlea, the definition. When told, he said In Honey farms. / ralrlea und plains. England that was called muddy. The with thrlr SX prairies Another mile will be added th tho constitute the prairie ——•— off nrSl social will be held In April ut Michigan. Katomaano ...... — counties uro the distinctively prairie I Mr* Will Powers to much better —— , at this writing. May it continue, vr never agreed upon jjr* Reynolds ef Plainwell. The theory of the late Prof, Win- the varv roots of the disease. It soaks right into the stopped up. in­ active kidneys, through the walls and linings: deans out the little filtering cells and glands; neutralize-) and dis­ solved the poisonous uric acid sub­ stances that lodge in the joints and muscles to scratch and irritate and "rti.amLli.".;" It ItMnibu. Ii. urine so it no longer irritates the tender membranes of the bladder, and cleans out and strengthens the Mopped up. lifeless kidneys so tbsy filter and nift all the poisons from ■ . '------- So »ur». so positive, so quick lasting, arc the results obtained from the owe of Croxonc, Hist three du.es Judge of ITohale. months from that date were allowed ELI^. C. EGGLESTON, for creditors to present their eta I me Heatoter of Probata. , against the estate of Charles 8. ENTHUSIASM FOR 0000 A true copy and lhat all creditors of said deceased ROADS IS AWAKENIND are required to present their cl-ilma to ORDER FOR PrniJCATIOM. aald Probate Court, nt tho 1 Toba tn , fl tale of Michigan, the ITobats Office In the City of Hustings, for ex­ Aroyrla Rmblctili. May Build Ktrolih. Court for tho County of Harry. amination and allowance, on or before No. 448 shoe shown here will bear us out in the above statement. It Is made from horsehido tanned In cur own tannery espe­ cially for hard wear, fitted over roomy, comfortable lasts.pith two chrome leather soles, the best wearing scle leather pade. Backache, urinary disorders, and rheumathm, are earned from weali, inactive kidnrys. which fail lo filter out the impurities and keep the blood pure, and the only uay on earth to prcmanently and positively cure auch trouble*, is to remove the cause. The new discovery, Croxonc, cures bggLmto^* °f of July Register cf Probat* teatm n: 11 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-04-02.pdf 4be999191d7efc06d18cfa14078ee41d PDF Text Text HASTINGS ^BANNER FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MlgfilGAN, THl’KS! IA-1-, APg^Z, 191* 20 PAGES PART ONE-1 TO 8 SCHOOL BOARD ELECTS WES «" Mil fflS GLIMPSE OF THE ‘"SSKfewSMt rain f|tm PROF. ELLSWORTH SUPT TWO HIGH HONORS ot \ Nl till OLfllLS HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, MIXER KEF.I.EII GIVES SOME ? TERESTING -NOTES ABOl> LT/ CITY OF HONOI.VI.U. The pastors of ail the churches in -Barry comitytmvo formed nn nrgunixotioti, known ns the Barry ....* NATIVES HAVE QUEER WAYS OF RIDING Wd/ES Merchants Ixick Stores And At end Auto lliiccs. Mnny Bcaullfnl Gardens. 11.11 ■ I FELT THAT THEY I NBEILSTOOD | IN SI B-IHSl’hlCT ORATORICAL •‘P’l BLIC.ANS OF THIS CITY ’ tjoit titTY AND WAttli NEEBS OF THE HtttOOtX AND " / OFFHilAIK i HAD THE HIGI FRIDAY Meetings .m-etings will be hold bi-monthly. I / v -- -----------The object of tho organization is to I JDfi :|V ATTFNnFn filTY promoto a fraternal spirit among uw,t cu *UtRUtU bill the pastors,- to discuss problems CAUCUS FRIDAY EVENING common to all churches in Harry I coumy and Io provide profitable programiu They will also unite inj\y. | , Jamieson . 11 rails The Ticket. urging a huge attendance on “Go-1 ’ Nplendhl llnrmony Is to-Ciiurch Sunday," May 3. ■\i. Evidenced. Officers wore cnlclndlas follows:! president. Rev. J. H. Westbrook, M. l { HEPVBLIC.AM TIGKI-X E. pastor, Middleville: vino presi­ I Maj or—William It. Jamieson. dent, Rev. W. 8. Phillips, Melhmlisk Tn* isiin-r— Harry Miller. Freeport; secretary, Bev. .Maurice Jusirc—John Gould. Hastings: Grigsby. Presbyterian. Supervisor, 1st and Ilh—Gen. treasurer. Rev. E. H. Chcvis, Congrcgnlional, Middleville. Members Supart isiitf 2nd and 3rd—Clnw. A. nf the program committee: Rev. R. H. Biyudy, . Methodist, Hustings; Gaskill. Aldermen—1st ward. IL G. Schh-n: Rev. Maurice Grigsby, Hasting*; llnv. C, W. Bnllnu, I'niled Brethren, i 2nd wnrd. John WelsM-rt; 3rd ivurd, Carey Edmonds; tth want Elmo Hastings. . Soules. Constables—1st wnrd. Herbert Brown; 2nd ward, John Mulliken: SERVICE FOR PALM SUNDAY 3nl, A. D. Maj mini; ilh, Guy Ha*.- GAVE HIM A THREE YEAR CONTRACT AT $2,500 PER ANNUM •* l'**r ** Acllop^M G< si Faith mid 1 ...... .. In ...... Judge hy brodi FIRST IN ORATORY Everybody S«di The BANNER. NUMBER 49 soo Alteod,d B„quet c«“,y ReP“bl‘“" Cl"b National Speakers of Note Unfold Standards of Rcpuh* licanistn in One of the Most Enthusiastic Party Meetings Ever Held in Hastings. Republican eiilliusiasnl appeared would make Cannon blush. He said the Senate IuhI no genre <>f Im-' UATinU big linnquet held by the Barry mor herau*o il had advocated “sini,;IH1111V H,.|(llh|icnn Club in the hasc- pltciiy and economy'' while appro­ priating more money than ever bvfore and nt the same imu* spent sfikl.ikw "investigating’* itself. Slate Senator \ViUiam M. Smith, prominence iii national lib* discussof St. John*, in discussing “The Ilupubhcmi Party in Michigan." said Ihe republican (•arty in this male fruni start to finish. ...... |IIWV had pRslurmt some of the most ...e(iu wa* everything that progressive legislation in this 'couuId Iw' desired, it was served by try, citing primary ..... . a* examples the .... pnui.u) under Hu-, mid Johor laws, and the privileges of After the-voling on liuasure* in Hie booth*, Iha son i f. mov'd in: He made a strong (den for wijmen's ire listen- 'Miffragt* in Ibis .-tale, but said Hint Tlu< s**IiimiI boat) 'Sunday, August I night voted to emp •Wo arrived ai Honolulu, Fri Inv morning. The islands were in v SW Icndenf of Alma's* as soon ns we. wore up, and wo year*, and tn wli were soon passing Diamond HeXl, Iwiard of that, citj contract for Ihrt tho naval base of tho Island. Tllg lake tho suim’I* Hawaiian islands are composed of four largo islands, and several salary <»r 82JSOO a small ones. We saw only the mu*, Troxel’s every one who is to vole nn legislaworth Ims areoph the island nf Oahu. Them are rslra furnished excellent music three about tin* same sixe as Oahu. ighoiil flic dinner. nrnilir |H>i with a largo ni Which contain 598 square miles, mid J<-r the tables were removed. ylhing Io Hie repnbiisigned a i>elitini, . the city of Honolulu, while llm is­ 'Ellis E. Faulkner, of Delton, pres­ ri-h*nlioii of Prof. Conkling for an­ land of Hawaii contains 1015 square ident of tub. in a few introduc­ <:<Higres*mnn Towner of town, in mites. ol her year. Ou'r 'liigb n*gard for tory remarks, urged the promotion reviewing tlie democratic reduction him a* a man ntnl for hi* work' Tim merchandise in Honolulu Is of ilie tariff, declared that Hie great :ih much American as in San Fran- Next Sunday Morning the Sunday quanliti.'* of coni brought from mice as suporintoi ' 'T“; T/'*’ HHiool and (xiiigrrgutlon Will u hot lint eliniiilc, c iiiinle. many intuiv wooden store; store' " “ . " a lhen introduced I. ••ring prices for the consumer, Unite In the Service. many other frmnnl in Hustings. buddings, two stories high, which though it was Ixniglil cheaper by Palm Sunday, which commemo­ But we arc hot !di-|M>*-.| ,|.» *■•! have wooden awning* over the side the importer*. He said that the' up our desin* ami ju i- .:- :ii ngninsl walk, and many of them <qo<n the rales the triumphal entry of the I front in th.* next campaign. He whiskey trusts reaps great bene­ I that of the oxceUnr* full width of tho front, upon the Saviour into Jerusalem, iwcura next । read telegrams from'Semiloro Wil­ fit" from- it. but drinks an- no street, without glass front. The Sunday, and will fie observed with liam Ald'*ii Smith and 'I'ownsend in Youngs hotel is a very good one, a tine service nt the Methodist Epis­ • In discussing the Inriff, Cqmrres*•ra: j inabilily covering a blocx. and cmilains copal church. At 10 o’clock n. in, man Foiililey -aid that one thinl of | h-IkhiI cominis-iibnl-*; all are grad­ bazaars tor ladif*. and a roof i.nid- the Sunday school, both children, Hie people reside in (he rural dis­ uate.* of high MbpoU: two have ■•n fnr the men, and a splendid cafe young |iro(ih* mid adult.*, will as­ j surrender of the Panaina tricts. one lhir>l belong Io the tailor­ semble in the imsemrnt of tho taken college courae?. All are men willi good rervice Great Britain" and the Ioing class, whib' professional and church form a procession by classof high chaiacllir,Ipublii*|iirit<-d 'Dp1 population of Hie island is 1 ;llie tariff. Mr. Ipwirsend busines- men make up the olhvr amt il.cply inleretacd in the wel­ nlMud. ihree fourths • Japanese, but 1 thirtl. \Vh>n the tariff nffocl.* the in the l ily it is very much ni ’ ixid. .auditorium, the main part of whirl! fare nf Hu- schonlslif Hm-thim*. All In the eC; 1: farm products it 'affect.* tin* pros­ Good mopel car rervice. Climate 'will be ri*serv<*d for them for the perity dT the farmer and llierefore or piovidingTor the niaiiilen____ nliouC___ ft».__ degree* registrred ^,„, msirly z 10:30 rervico. Tiig song. “'Onward Shenna it. of I Ilium*.' who traced the Hie other classes. Mr. Fordney said nil the year. OecnsionuHy 7i> to Hit Christian Roldiera" will be used ns operatioii* niid ninnugeinenl * that there are living liwlay only 51' hi the winter moalhs. m*-i never 11 I’rocerelnnol. There will no doubt schools is p^i- e.i iTThiii them; l.rlund I . Hollj falling lieliiw X degree*. Then* is •*” n •“’V” attendance, as the Suuhere it rests with lli.u type ofj r the pledges nf the Balll- 1892 when th.- preceiiiug democratic • a breeze hlowlng nearly all the •|n>' rehool has a large enrollment, .vho hove* fgr bet ter* upper-, t administration was in power, amt time, but in the miii il Is very Ii,<|.land Hie regular congregation is altunilies-tlian have we <>i the uver-| age citizen to know the n> *-.|. ..f oui . Bu>in<*ss hours are very short, and M> v<'r>' large. But as llm church •:dioo llirouub... the stomach that sch’Hils. we me dbpos-tl t<< accept thr. ■ stores are <-|n»rd • a, II u|s>n | — >11 .11,^ any or— 1 ean■ comfortably • .war.* scat iJXNIno , I*, doubt Ill i*«s Madge easion. and in the middle of the all who attend will find a comfortling .lemncrnt* in control at Wash-' We'nre fin* mortj di.pr«. ,| Io ne• high. |Kirliri|.a1<-d in day in hot weather. Tropical "able place. The pastor's subject *’ ingion. ' , I rept. their action fi'. au*.* ii i* evi-i""' ''"nlesi in declamation. Christ Ever Assert inuis plenty, fniitw pieiuy, and ami of oi iiikii high (|unlity, quality, will be "Did <.ii Gougressmaii McLaughlin, who [.lent tlial it must have I taken lle|.resentalive* from Holland. bananas, rnroaiiuis. pineanples and * hat lie Is God." W. II. Jamieson, for Mayor. was not schedtil<*d for an addies.*, —-------------------- ------------------- l from conviction in.) in g> splendid vegetables. '* hall <lo Hi.- wa* present, and by invitation.imide The republicans of this city evi-(After the mimeroub*ly The foliage is tropical in incry INTERESTIIB TO MANY . a fevv remark*. He declined an inenceil iin mu: llm, riviu npini iniril 111 In Ill.oir linn* in ii. il wouiu w,>n i I MV-HVVU Heir i‘ ••••• ’" in. inive neen | ■:• •; •■ rompUM'd <>( Itarry. Allegiill, way, royal palms, eornanul tree* ouimil- vitalion t<< talk about the Panama IN.5.300 HOMES i caucus. Friday evening, not only bv far easier and imrro pb-a*mu for tin’’ niu** Ultawa couiitivs. Mr. Holly will and many (lowering trees, also) fPEOPLE itwiix iw,utMuu nuwit0 hohllhg to have granl-d thejflition . ropreM-id Hie distni't in the diholding by by far far the Hie largest largest caucus caucits’board l,-----------------, flowering hedges and shruhbery. . | held by any parly in three years in. ers' request, mid fhu* avoided pn*-l TIm* blending of colors is very beau­ Probably .the Inriff bad reduced the rn*j of tnyt,.v raw is *burn*! vert * n,ou,"y rEvery Individual ,n Hastings, mid with splendid liar- sible criticism, Wr ihmk all will; tiful, but the gnu ------ -* — L .product* for the pnulueer. but nothin llii“ K,i. i «-» *•”'■ in rnony, but also by the strong ticket! concede that, uhg’;V the rircurnMadly Wy the ™ t*. ------“ tS£-., |Io the consumer. Farmuni arc re-; .The in norninalrn tor city « , ’ orm. '] -they —, placet ............... ....... ....................... . ; stances the school board felt it wa*1 one very largo tire Lire in blossom now, now. Form. reiving to cents less per bushel | club desi-rvi- a great deal of criniTurn tn (.ago eleven of (his is- “ffirers. W. It. Jamieson had a a duly In do what they did. cominmily called the polnsnit.1 tree. 1 for corn in Illiums, though tip* crop 1 mendution for their •'nternris** in There are some Very, largo speci­ sue mid il may lie observed Hint ' "alk-nwny for mayor. For trea*I is sliori. while corn from Argentina) planning the hampnd and in making mens, one that we noticed in pnrlir- Ihe BANNER “Poultry Wants" are un’r ’,,,1 W1.wcr" candidal.-. schools that ran be maintained, i* Iwing stored in New York m im- it such a succr-s. It is called the nlar is nlsml 120 feel wide and 50 growing. Quite a largo number pf »I’"','d. tint Henry Miller received 89 within reasonable limits. It is th-* I iiu*iim* quantifies. Il<* snid the dem-'greatest republican tianquel ever feel high. They grow like an cm- people who are interested in rais-1 "r voles cast onthetlrsl bal­ iolation of jdmiks in thelhcld in Barry county, t he ladies brella, spread out and in jterfccl ing poultry have been attracted! a,"> wu* declared Hie nominee, them. I Ue plans ami methods are' no difficulty in up to tin- board: not that they are M had o«->umbrella shape. The leave* -ire a by "Poultry Wants" and are adver- f John ‘Gould ,lniiding the Justice's place on Hie expected tn be arbitrary.' ami we most delicate green, nearly like the tising their needs in lhi.s way. a manner which nn-nu and their have never seen them show that locust, and they ore ci’mplctol.v There is not another so gnod ad­ spirit, but we must covered with those beautiful red vertising uiediufn tn the whore thnl the respomilnlit bliiMoni* very-similar to the imin- slate of Michigan for reaching di­ MtlX rectly into the homes of Barry not disposed t" quralibn that, imr We visited I lie markets and saw county as the BANNER, mid HAN­ can it bo tin fairness, un­ mnny remarkable tlsh, vegetables, NER advertising tins neon found by til we ertn see th.- I estills. For it i* mid tropical fniils. Tin* aquarium hundreds of people lo bora (laying result* that, delerinilm the value ofIs one nf their big sights, mid con­ proposition. If there nn- ah-‘ tains perhaps more rare Ilsh tli.m try needs you wish sntisfle satislliMl thnl Ilf result.* will bej any other aquarium in the verbi, “Poultry Wiiuts'" on page Millon Jennings. < o'clock. Hot lunch nl iiomi, Shot-. satisfactory'. If Alma, with 3000 and nil nf thc^e Ilsh are native to tach -week will help you. . .count of illness. Millon ! ter tor horse* in case of storm. Oil population can afford lo pay gi’JXMl theiui islands. yhiir ndv. by.mail or telephone. Jennings will quit farming, and will i " ■ H- Couch will cry the sale. The for a school 'iiperinlen<lenl..and hr going In Waikiki Bench nn th? llierefore have an auction al what: I'-t includ''* 3 gelding*. 2 rows, Hart with l.imi people cai, pay | street car, we passed through rice is known a* the Solon Doud, farm heifers, it ewe*. 2 suw< lol of go<»d Ira Edger Dead. Jif.HOO for a *ui»Tin|endtnl. surely ■ fields, banana groves, mid also get in Rutland, tvv- inib*s west and t’-j' fann tools, list bushels of oats. etc. Ira Edger, a prominent resident F.’,500 will not !>•• a hardship, lo a splendid view nf Diamond Head, mile.* south of Hastings, on reel ion • **••• the adv. for further particuof Rutland, expired suddenly of Hastings. From 1872 to 1877 our a mountain that looks like Gibral­ 24 Hiilhind. iH-Kiiimng al one o'clock Ini'*. ' , heart disease nl about eight o'clock city (inid Prof. Dickie ns superin­ tar. mid in fuel is nno. We are hellli t.liidestcr. tended! Rl.’Jft) a year.- That gt.-jon told that there are rooms in this Siitunluy evening. Mr. Edger and j nui’tioncrr. The list includes a, '• •• Roberts. • then in purclni*ing power would mountain from which they can lo­ his brother-in-law. Bert Diamond . . ----.. (,, aIII , 5 cows , v On account of poor heal th. A. J. -II,,,.i" Mnx.if™;! »"r k nearly equal *.’.5imi now. Al that cale and fire by electricity, cannons were enjoying a smoke in the sitting . *«s. Oil chickens, lol of1 Rolierls will have an auction sab* at time Hastings had not half as nianv An effort is being made hi have the farm tools, situated not only hen*, but any room, when Mr. Diamond turned See (|it* ndv for full i his farm. 2 mib*s nmlh of Woodpeople nor a thinl of the wealth il where around the islands. The ami saw that Mn» Edger's head had pnrtiruhtrs. Lunch for those from । land and 3 miles reulh of Lake lias today. We ran afford lo pay harbor is known trt them by squares fallen upon . lit* breast. He had u di-lniii'c. i)des*a' on rechan t. Woodland 82,300 to a siiperiiiicndenl of school* diM'laiiiiilion: six in ornlory. Mr. upon a chart, and they have instru­ reared tn breathe. Dr. LathropWas township. .Cot. -AV." II. Couch will summoned, but his services were Chidester had for hi* subject Bur ­ if we get saltsfaclary results. But ments that will give a ship's lorn- not needed. Gcoqjc Munger. be Hie auctioneer an<l Hherfli it will take time !<• produce results. lingame* |N*fense of Massachulion in these sections, mid a touch George .Munger Ims sold hte farm I Bl rung clerk. Mr. 1 ’ offer* Mr. Edger was born in Corning. selts. ” “ He was regarded a* a sure Therefore it seems to us that the of a button will discharge a mine, so will have an auction iil^the farin' H'*' g'"'d hbraea, cow imr N. Y* on April 20. 1800. One year winner, but the judges ib ’ cided that fair attitude for any citizen lo take, or lire a cannon, wherever they Inter his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake t mile east mid mibi north of. Hol*l* ‘ iii heifer. 12 ho even if he feel* Hint the board has he lost by one point, and first hon­ desire. Harry Miller, for Treasurer. Lacey on section 0, Assyria iwp.. Jot of pqultry, a lot Edger moved to Rutland township erred. Is to suspend judgment until Waikiki ’Bench is their groat where sab* tn liegin al ten Unlock. Henry: mid hou*»holil good*, and other arthey always resided. On De­ ticket. There was no scramble for ProT. Ellsworth ran show the re­ Holland. pleasure resort. The temperature Fhinner}-will be the auctioneer ami Jicles. S.*.* the adv. elsewhere for of the waler is 78 degrees and of cember 25. 1888, Mr. Edger was unit­ supervisor, liecauae, fo'r reasons sults nf .hi* wnr). Meantime let us! 't he list in-1 date, tcnn< and full particular*.' A ’- E. N'lekersnn 'OK'i>;m clerk, i iei A Tin* winner nf secoml plare,C. the air 90. You cannot tell when ed in marirago with Mire Edith Dia­ l>jj't known to themselves, enough all stand by the l*oard, convinced)P°inls. ' team.i. 2 cow.*, several Reo auto is also on the list. .... George .DeWitt, of Holland.IV1'"1;"* « . Seven children were born to republicans seem to think their as we nil must b- that they nave wa* G you are out or in. The natives here mond. ------- —— them, two of whom are dead. Those personal interests will be cared for done what they believed wax their Mr. Holly'- —---------- ---------- head of young cattle, brood sow. lake a long pointed Jmard, and go surviving are: Mrs. Stella Foreman io li<,ns. lot of hay.mid grnin, e»nni,i C.hu*. William*. duty to the public and to the by the veteran democrats . again far out inIn the waler. As the implements, mid Having quit farming mid d<t*idcd the Misses Nina, habi-lln, Lillian named this year, that it has been achonl.". The schools of this city The eoiiteslanls wen* accompan­ good farming waves come in, they give the board and some miscellaneous articles. S«-o'to engagi' in other imsiiirss. Charlc* and Phyllis, who reside at home. ied Io Holland by Mr*; W. N. (fhiddiscouraging. and usually lias meant are its roost imp--riant Institution. the necessary forward motion to thf ndv. on another page for full William* will have nn auction sale Funeral services were held from the slaughter of the republican And nothing will make their work enable the inrushing wave to pick tho . . ' at‘ what •is •known -------- us - tho Gcnrgr Edger Home at two o’clock Dorothy Cook mid liaryculnr*. more successful than to have lipit up and carry it along toward? ,Tuesday, Rev. Maurice Grigsby offi­ Williams place m Hlrkory turners cilixons of Hnstingii sustain the shore, on the crest.' If Ihov get a ciating. Burial look place in Rut­ Leroy Allerdiug. 1 next Saturday, April i. Col. Rosa school hoard, - veil when we may with Un- hospitality shown by I he I imnd start, thev will stand up on land, cemetery. Deceased is also not agree with its action, so long residents of Otsego In the visitors.' Leroy AHerdlng ha.* decided to। Burdeck will i>e the auctioneer. the board, nnd il simply slides down :survived by his father, his brothers, Mr. Wdliiin- offer* three good as we are convinced that the board hill in frnql of the waves, and will :Ernest and Jncob, Jr., of Ibis city, the John is iiruiiK acting in good (mill uiiii and ua* ha* lliei the! ................ in -u«»i i.iiBii - ................................mi- ---...... Allrrdmc -­ horses. new milclis cow. a lot of rush forward in this wny a long and sisters—Mrs. Stella Rogers, city; ability, as Ims th-' present board, lo j buddings recently erected in Otsego, i farm.H>ne mile iwtb and one mile farm tools ami ollu-r article*. Tt»* distance, going nearly ns fust ns a Mrs. Olive Vandcrcook, of Rutland i adv. on another page gives tin* date give Intclligeiil < nnsidcratimi to th.judg-s were: Prof, <-a*i .if Carlton Center. »n re«4ion train of cars. The same sport is and ( Mrs. Maude Miller, Grand Rap­ । 15. Carlton, sale to begin .at ten। and full particular-* of this sale. rehnol mailer.*, and the disposition i Ihirnhmii mid Prof. George rdaynd with outrigger ranees, finld- ids. lo do (in- best tiling, as they see it.! of the Western Michigan ing four or six people, and in these for the schixds. and to deal fairly! college, mid Prof. canoes they do the same stunt. Seeking Post Office Site. FILES CLAIMS FOR TAXES HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ADVO with all concerned. * They, can haver Kalamazoo willeg On our return to the boat nl no motive to act but the com-------------After examining a number of sites evening, we were agreeably sur­ AGAINST DURFEE ESTATE GATING CHECKING ACCOUNTS munityNi good, for they are nil fel-1 National Biscuit Demoiistrallim, , ;y, prised tn find that they would not .for the (imposed 381.001) post office low townsmen. Therefore let'us all' sail until Saturday night, thus giv- 1building which the federal govern­ April I. a rrprv- ,, . * .. ... .... . . . „ ■_ suspend judgment ami refrain from’ Next . ;r Saturday. ing us tho evening and one more 'ment intends to build here. F. P. criticinn until the board and the *‘r » •>-. tt.'* National BHcq.it *fns' 'Horney Sullivan Claims llunnlng Series of Advrrtbdng Ei day on shore, which we improved 'O'Connor of the Treasury Depart­ department sfttre1 " **•»•••*’ ~ “ ■ plaining'Many of the new sunerintendcAil can work oull 11, at , left the city yesterday. He by visiting tho Japanese gardens, ment, 1 '" ofr Weickgenanf >& Riedc nil day to thejf plan*: visor Abbey. IlcuMins .Why* made no announcement of any mid if what w? saw is a foretaste 1 [make a demonstration of thw vari-of location. Mr. O'Connor of what is coming in Jannn, we will choice ' Hastings Nulioiinl Bank bi Ute jou* good* made by the N. B. Co. A and eonijidemd live different not be disappointed. When you gel viewed , Had a Bu*y Time. Inrgo table will be (irotided. and the 1 bey. Pros»,*cuting Attorney Sullivan only national bank in Barry coun­ into such places, you sit by your­ locWons. He made no statement as Say. if any one want* a busy time. ...... ......... • , uni , , 1, ,1 I «,ru demonstrator will slww bow tlies.T ! has 'tiled in probate court ngaitul ty and enjoys the diet innlion of be­ self, look and meditate, enjoy the 1to when he would announce his ing one of Um strongest and mont [let him advertise a calf.for sale ns i goods can lieauliful colors, and plants art is- 1fhoice of sites. - geuei^il value [!■the estate of the lute Franklin A. acronuiHHlating banks in this I <lid last week in the BANNER'S) H..rt«. a» v lically arranged and the quiet Jap ’*'■ ' Column."" > nd H. D. Belden, j for laid"• il*e. । Want ............. The pllUhlic are cor- 1Durfee a claim for taxes totalling William F. Hicks Dead. sweeping bis lawn with the familiar YL During Hie live years tin many years of unbroken prre He added: “Before WII,v<r dlnlly >ro ........ I- trail ,received dirdly invited. inv Holland broom. This garden is the William F. Hicks, one of the welllived here. Mr. Durfee did not pay mid bus Imm-ii ii bulwark of st iny own copy of the BANNER, the one cent of tax.*.*, though his death in times nf tlnnncial panic, nronerly nf Mr. 8. M. Damon, a Iknown residents of the city, died at calf was sold to a man who had re­ . Fine Service For Their Patrons. wealthy plantation owner. labout 0:30 o’clock this morning . revealed hidden wealth amounting of their custoinera today are ceived his BANNER, and who John Gould, for Justice. The Hastings, Crystal Creamery nearly to 57,000, part nf which, bered in the fourth general In the afternoon there is a so­ .promptly called my phone. After give their patrons another eviMncu however, was tied up in non-tax­ Hastings National Bank cu»b ciety event. The entire city locked candidates, no. matter how well fit­ that my phone was rung all the of their up-to-date service. If a able investments, rhe claims are The officials of this bank are up their stares, forgot the almighty rest of Friday, and I had seven calls The Quality Store. John C. Allen, ted they were for supervisor. Tn dollar, to attend tho automobile <Geo. Gott, Leroy Strong. Mrs. Jeffer­ George A’an Tiffin and Chas. A. Friday night from people who patron wii-he* to have his cow? for taxes.'on personal ■property val­ a tittle campuiumng nn the ai races. Ruch is the way of life in a <son Kelley. tested io determine their .profitable­ .. * apes of having a checking » Gaskill, who were named for the '‘•anted to buy that calf. Saturday ness or unprofitableness for dairy ued at 50.000. tropical climate. Thoee who did with them. Tbns* ndvMJM place this lime, the republicans oi the clamor continued. It’s a sure purpores the Creamery folks will which ar-> runnita in tt»o HA m fori.— thing that the folks do rend life G»» Ilouo Coke U a hotter ftrtl.make tho tests free. For full par ­ tf BAKNER’S want adva.” ticulars see\heir adv. ijhis week. | nethodiststohaveTfine Five Auction Sales �APRIL Z iHl pennaliit. Supen-KorClerk—Gqq, _ ..... TreasumMBH Hall­ Highway ftimmiM*foner— Oliver Haywodm'. TT , Board trf BfcView-Dugai Camp­ bell. Your Reward Is Now Here Asayria—Republican. SupervUor-Jolin 0. Thompkins. Cl. ik—Myron Tuckerman. TrewurtiU^rthur E. S|ine. Highway Commissioner—John > ;ill;ilian. Justice—Herbert E. l^rry. Overseer—Earl C4Thoin*cm. t Bemocratie. Supervisor—A. T. Shepard. Clerk—RlfiboftKenl. TrensureF-^Juhn W. Tasker. .. Highway, , Cominissiouer—Guy Lawrence. ' ' Justice—John IL Norris. Overseer—Elwkrd Crapoff. And those women who have been patiently awaiting the arrival of the famous lines we carry will be gratified to learn that the new styles for spring and summer are now on our shelves. __ All the latest and most authentic modes of the moment READY! Don’t fail to see them. Ironside Shoe Com party Masonic Temple Building HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 176 EASTER. TIME ^Ifb.htve a full line of Easter Post Cards priced from let. to 5ct. nice line of beautiful bromide cards at Scts.—them. . Other fiards—Comics, Pennants, City Views, Birtiiday., Wcddiog and Stork—Ich. to 5cts. Boyes’ Special Easter Package 1(1 Easter cards in envelope for Sets, no two alike. Easter napkins and candies. res Department Store actings, Mich. TheNameBRUBAKER On A Photogragh IVbctluT Taken In Grand Rupids or Huslings Means TUI* NOTCH ............ ULALTTY. TtiCbr>sftfbn vvc’liavv aliahied in Grand Rapids is llm result ol ys-ins <iT>ttuare d<lalmg, and honol effort l<> please. Our Ha»tiiigft Studio will inaintain bur reputation along these lines, and al tblibanie itmu nuke prices wkhiu the reach of every purse. Givo^ik a trial. •**" TAKE A!>VA>TAGE OF OCR STUDIO OPENING OFFERING - OVER 20 STYLES OF CABINET .AND HALF CABINETS AT gLW PER DOZEN Brubaker Quality-Every One Brubaker & Howe STEBBINS BLOCK ANNOUNCEMENT I wish to announce Unit I have started an Upliolslerin& Hi?.finishing and Furniture Repair ntiop in the building 3rd door vast <>f Hoe*’ Feed Barn. on Court Bl reel. • I have devoted practically my entire life to this line of work, aitd am qualified in every way to do your, work HIGHT. My prices will be very reasonable and 1 solicit, and will uppredate your favors. • T T E• JLT« T ~\7 WK West Court St. J Holings, Mich. Advene* Your Want* In the BANNER lor Beet Results. . Wormldds Uaelinne Utah uaalingSj mwn«- Batey—Republican. Supcrkivor—Homer Marshall. Cl. rk—D. B. i’Ope. Will Be Required For Spring The advent of Spring always brings many new requirements, and as’usual wc have endeavored to anticipate the wants of the ladies of this city and vicinity with a mogtjcomplete assortment ol staple goods and novelties., Our "Spring lines embrace all that ie latest and best, and you will find our prices very km. New lace collars, a nice line from $1 QCn down to -——---------J--------- Xub Colored Hand Bags, black and color*’ Kfip from $2 down to--------------------------- uUu Nice line ol Bead*, per string, 50c down |Aa to Ji™ Treasurer—John Burke. Highway Commissioner—Cha*. Kahler. Justice—Henry Smith. Justice—Morse Backus. Board of Review—Nelson Willi­ son. Overseer—G. T. Wilkinson. Pretty assortment ol Hat Pins, from $1.25 down to *)Cn |Q^ nice variety, from $1.75 down jto;.Tr r'. ........... .......... _ „ 'Back.Comb*, a Curtain materials, Mulls, Scrim*, etc, Lace Curtain*, fine *tyli*b pattern* *E f|A from 50c to. per pair.W.UU All our new line of Spring Underwear, Porous Knit and Gauze i* now in and ready lor your inspection. ifip Front Combsand Barrets, a splendid line from 75c down to•**'* |Aa from 25c down to”,lUu line pl Muslin We also have our new Underwear. We cordially invite you to call and see it Democratic. Supervisor—Homer Aldrich. Clerk—Johp Adriansoii. ■ Treasurer—Gilbert Searles. Highway Commissioner—Fred El­ liot I. .1 ust ice—Cassius Solomon. ’ Republican—Thornupplc. Supervisofe-Freii E. Mead. Clerk—Fred O.Htokoe. Treasurer—Artlmr H. Bell. Highway Commissioner— Horalio E. Miller. Justice—Htniry C. Ilelrigle. Board of . Review—Andrew FinkInd uer. Board df Review to till vacancy— Henry Adam*. ■ Treasurer—Gilf* H. Ballon. Highway Commissioner—Geo. G. Polls. ■ Justice—E. J. McNaughton. Board of Revlnw—trank Lee. Socialist Ticket Board nf R —deoil SMerwood. .Mayor—Jacob Nies*. Both Mr. iN« apd Mr. Lee have withdn rem the ticket nt ' Treasurer—John Tomlinson. Justice of the Peace—U. H. Green- the time of going to press the va­ Held. cancies had not been bil(pd. Alderman, 1st Ward—Itay II. Wolfe. 2nd Ward—Roger. Austin. Curltoil—Republican. 3rd Ward—Gershum Severance. Hli Supervisdr—Kefrr .Allenling. : Wucdr-Jolin Meyer. Clerk—C. P. Cdv'.n. Treasurer —William I’..Hale. Hastings Township. Highway Commissioner— Frank Republican. Crawford. ; Supervisor—Robert T. Marlin. Justice—Lawrence Farrell. Clerk—John Lipkey. Board of Review— William Will-] Treasurer—Geo. Rockwell. iarps. it \ Highway Commissioner—William Democratic. Ritxman. Supcn ren--rqfiarh» Fuller. Justice—Boyer Todd. Clerk—laifayetee Ushorne. Board of Review—Wesley Slew­ Treasurer—Will Havncool. art. Highway Commissioner—Frank Userseer—Fred Andrus. Yarger. Democratic. Justice—John Uaborne. Supervisor— Birney McIntyre. Clerk—Eliiiu Larkins! Rut land—Republican. Treasurer—Charles Hall. Supervisor—A. Bfiteoughs. i Highway Commissioner—Jas. RiClerk—Forchi Weaver. xor. ' Treasurer —Luther Loehr. j Justice—Pierce O'Connor. Highway Coinmissioner — John i Board of Review—Albert SpouWaters. j able. Justice—Alva Seebcr. I Overseer—William Craig. Board of Review—John Belson. Democratic. Yankee* Springs—Republican. Supervis<■ r—I lhas.. Woodru ff. I .Supervisor—Mark Ritchie. Clerk-Will < inrhahi. । Clerk—Ead Buskirk. Treasurer—dted Matthews. Highway CommiBSioner—Maurice I Treasurer—Bert Ullory. Highway Commissioner— Claude Calkin*. Wilson. . Justice—C. W. Uiw?.. .. Democratic. Board of R-v lew—Perry Hall. Supervisor—Omar Shaw. Irving—Republican. Clerk—John Duffey. Treasurer—Luke Scnslba. Supervisor—Alvin Smelkcr. Highway Commissioner —Win. Clerk—Fred Brunner. Johnson. Treasurer—T. Relgler. Highway Commissioner— Wilt Maple Grove—Republican. Cairns. Justice—William McCann. Supervisor— Herbert Calkins. Board of Review—Will Johuson. Clerk—Ralph Pennock. DcmoeraUc. Treasurer—Vincent Norton. Si>।>erv i'■ 11 — Ilerman ReuseIi. Highway Commissioner—Curtis Knowles. Clerk- Harry Blake. Treasurer—Will Kronewiller. Justice—David L. Marrshnll. Highway CommlMioner— Morey Board of Review—Fred Smith. Moore. Democratic. ’ Supervisor—Harry Mason. Justice— Fred Cushing. । Clerk—Fred Fuller. Board of Review—John Kelley. Treasurer—Fred Mayo. Johnston it—Republican. I ' Highway Commissioner—Curtis | McCartney. Supervisor—Genrm E. Miller. Justice—Waller Clark. Clerk—George Trick. a I Board of Review—Leu Campbell. Treasurer—Royal RIM. Highway Comtnitelpiwr — Fred Castleton RepuHlw. Bristol. Supervisor—E. V. Smith. Justice—William R. Jones. •I Clark-J. llobt. Stnlln. . Justice—Willard 8. Nye. a Trea«urer—Clark Tilmareh. • Board of Hcview—Arthur M. Ed­ llihgway Commissioner—Clarence monds. 2: I Mater. Overseer—Warren VanRyckle. mk Juslice—Arthur E. Kidder. Prab-icv illc—Republican . Board of Review—George HayWI: man. Supervisor -Edward A. Parker. Overseer—Elmer Gillette. Clerk- Will Armslr«Hig. Democratic. /Treasurer—David Honeywell. Supervisor—Sam Blocker. Highway Commissioner— Maurice Clerk—Bert pember. An*oii. Treasurer—Ja*. Howard. Juslice—w. f„ Tbowe. Highway Commissioner—Clarence Board nf Review—Jolm J. Doster. Feiglmcr. ■ • Overseer—Fnsl Hughes. Justice—Win. Feighner. Biilliitiorv—llcpubllcun. Board of Review—Sam Ostrolh. Overseer—Sam Bullinger. Supervisor—Frank Blivilis. Clerk—William lUro. Orangeville—Republican. TrrtiStinT-Chas. A. Houghlnlin. Supervisor—Waller Brown. Highway CiimmiWlonBr—Charles Clerk—Alliert Porter. Mackinder. Treasurer—Richard W. Hugliet Justice- Chas. VniiVranken. Highway Commissioner —Juliu Boanl of R.-view—Waller Geiger. Johnson. Overseer—Rum Oreeulleld. Juslice—John Killivk. DcnwH-rallr. Board of Review—A. M. Nevins. Supervisor—Walter Ickes. Ik'iuocrallr. Cbdk—Perry Henkes. Supervisor—Daniel Klingensmith. 'I re*suri!T—llnyol UlTanl. Treasurer—Robert <i. Kelley. Highway Conmfiteioiier— Junies Highway Commissioner — Will Crnwlej-. ' Crawford. ' Juslice-chas. Dubol*. Boanl of Review—Elirry HmigliHope—RtipubHcun. taliu. Kuperv isor—Jrnwph L. Campbell. Overseer—Cha*. Ormsboe. Clerk — Bert MrCullouL Woodland—Republican. Treasurer—William AVIiitmon*. Highway Goipnu^-rfoiiur—Angus* Ids Peake. . . '•.Id-k—Wrslev j Juul ire— Mars I rail Bagley. • . Treasurer-Ahei Fuil.r Bonn! of Review—1, UAgiuid. . Highway Comnjh 11 ii Halm < Board of Review—Clia*. Cock. Justice—D. 8. E | Township Ticket? NgWTl Standard Patterns In Stock The W. E. Merritt Store Huungi, Michigan Phone 66 It Won’t Be Long Until you will want some seed to sow that back lot. Either JUNE MAMMOTH ALSIKE, ALFALFA or even TIM­ OTHY SEED of which we have plenty of the above kinds of SEEDS at all times. BARRY CO. has grown the best Clover Seed this year that it has grown for several years, and is equal to ' that grown in any state. Then why look elsewhere when you want pure SF.ED when we have it that is,grown upon the BEST FARMS and by the BEST FARMERS and in the BEST STATE? ,/ II yop have SEED to sell bring me your samples; or if you want to buyi call io and I wilt be pleased to show you SEEDS and at FRIGES that you can afford to buy. Have all kinds of COAL and can give you prompt delivery. Bran, Middlings and Hay. Also French’s White Lily Flour, S2.3S per cwt. LUKE WATERS, Phone 150 Bartow & Co’ Hastings, Mich. Board of Review—Fred lyagner. Democratic. Supervisor—Stanley C.VanHouleii. Clerk—Uiwrence M. Hilbert. Treasurer— DeVere England. Highway Commissioner John Ii. Moiiasmitn. Just line—George W. Smith. Board'of Review—Joh.n Kahler. democratic nominees. Mayor—William Spence. Treasurer—Iliwo Wuiulcrllch.' JiiHlier—Geo. Ilullng. ’ SitpertiMir, 1st and Uh Wards—J. I- Maus; 2nd and 3rd Wards—Geo. Abhcy. Aldermen, 1st Ward—J. Henry; 2nd Ward—Al. Herncy; 3rd Ward— Chas. Barnaby; Uh Ward—John Wooten. (oiLslableM. 1st Ward—Herman Colvin: 2nd Ward— Edward Powers; :inl Ward—Alfred lluuglilalin; Uh Ward—Dan Shea. ' , NORTHEAST KALAMO. The two youngest daughters of Mr. uud Mrs. Shaw of this locality died Hie last of last week of scar­ let fever. The parent* have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community litlheir sorrow. Bert House from Charlotte is do. ing some farm work on hia farm here this week. ‘ Bessio Granger began school Mon­ day after her spring vacation. Will Harmon from Morley is vis­ iting friends and neighbors in this locality. Fred Briggs is on the kick HaL Mrs. I.uelki Boyd is planning lo move lo Charlotte soon. Her-sons will work her farm hare. No Huiidav School al the U. 'B. church Sunday last, because of scar­ let fever. ■ Francos Bartig and llaxd Briggs had vacation this week from the county normal. , PLEASANT RIDGFk Vidor and Vliyle Bcrnior uni on lhe sick list Illis week. Hente Boice who has been work­ ing al Youngstown. Ohio. Is visiting ill hl* fdlier's. C. 8. Boice. Dr. Sheflield was culled Bunday lo al I end Mr. and 'Mrs. H. E. Kelsey, who are Imving lhe grip. Waller McIntyre, Who is working near Cloverdale, was home over Bunday.« . There will,oe a itouuudrum social at Iasi Fislie.r's Friday oveniug. ‘ Newhm Bernier is moving Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Benner's goods fn>iii Hustings tn Woodland and they will work for John Heiser this summer. ilnipt this week, ns Uwrii wtw aieki ,n*s* iu'tlni prewimrs family. Have you overseen elect no coffee per. colatorf It is the finest coffee Baking device known-the ooftee ie not boiled and there. fore la not epollod-no coffee grounds csn get into the oupe-it Is entirely autOBStlo in actlon-has nothing to got out of orderno moving parte-ooete .very little to operate and is quite reasonable to pur* chase If you have an old Coffee pot. ve will allow you *1.00 for it, for a limited time toward the purohaee of an olootrlo coffee percolator Call at our office before Monday, April 13th, ae this offer expires then. Thornapple Gaa & Eleatria Co, 'Phone No. 6. ■ALWAYS RENDER-RIAL SKRVICI’ �■nreni U-RII. nil. ~~ Mrs. C, D.-fiaru and childrcB-left Friday evening, Jqr Hasting.* whenthey will make n week's visit with rclalivett. Chas. Leonard I* improving.hjf properly in the village by building •an addition to hi* house. Fora4 Jordan of Hasting* was a Wootiland vtsilrir ono day last week. 1 Miss.Lenora Mohler Ja helping out t t|ii> Wright Restaurant during titbscnco of Mis* Jennie Wright, who ; * visiting friends nl Byron. Midi. । Rov. Lyon and wife left, the latter HIS Easter exhibit and sale of new things for Spring will eclipse all our previous efforts and will surpass any । »arl of the week lo make a visit at ho titjmo of fhMr danglfterin Rnxsimilar event that has ever been held in this city. We are ready to supply all your needs from stocks that •ndz I for beauty; for fashion, for quality) and for moderate prices are absolutely unequalled in the history of TM,Young People’s Roc tel y of file U. B. church bare made arrange-, this store. Every woman who loves beautiful and fashionable attire will want to sec the new spring styles as ex­ inenla lo have a now up-to-date pressed in this exhibit and sale. lighting system installed In llw church in the village. ( Mrs. Trego, wlio ha* been visiting ,ol the home of her daughter. Mrs. C. D. Garn for the past three weeks, [returned to her homo in Hast ing*, Every spring garment.is absolutely the newest style, made from the most practical materials Friday. being used this season. No two coats the same color and style. G Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rnwtader nre 'again residents of tho village, hav­ ing returned from their winter home Women’s and Misses* Black* Women's Short Coats in The greatest line of new, Women’s and Mi****’ Gne Afternoon and .Street |n Florida last Wednesday. Coats and Suit* made from the an<l Fancy Coats, trimmed up-to-date Coats for Dresses • Black. Tan and Gray, . The Lecluro Course Commillce best materials Bponge. Bro­ with buttons same color as Women and Misses Women’aand Misses’ Dmiu have received a letter from Col. Geo. caded- Broadcloth,/ Bedford made from Gingham*, Per­ material, at Cord'and Serge*lino! through-, W. Bain, of Lexington, Ky- stating cale*, Ratine* and Lawn*. Our itliaLihe subject for Id* lecture hero out. Exceptionally good values beat styles and best seller* Friday. April HHh. will bo “A priced at ftoarchliglit of the Twentieth Cen. $12 50 and $15.00 $1.75 to $3.50 lury." The committee also announce that the price of admission for till* lecture has been reduced to 25 tent* for single -atMiMrioti tickets. New styles in R. & G. Lace Curtains and Rugs Special Values in Fine Muslin Underwear 'Tho-pitteJ(oi» all ^nAper tecHirm Corsets ‘ WAISTS . We arc surely headquarter* ha* been Scents. The standard ot workman­ (or fine Lace Curtain*. We Mis*. Nina C.happell, primary ahip Which baa alwaya charac­ Voile and Crepe Wait!* with are showing over different terized our line of niuslin teacher in the Woodland schools, the Japanese collar*. and drop style* from underwear ia atilt auperior thia turned to their homo in Naxlivlllo 'shoulder* trimmed with lace, aeaaon. to stay during I he" flprlnfc vacation. net and embroidery. New 69c up to 5 .00 The materiala are aetected • Tho pulpit al the Methodist styles selling at whh the greatest of care. nhnreh was lilted last Sunday evettauarantaed lo Hie perfect MUatacWa offer Special prlees In our ru* $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. $2.00 We are showing s|>ecial deparuneni. iing, by Pastor Kenyon’s brother, of values in Gowns, Chemise En­ Ml - Wool.Fibre l:u»s......... S8.75 Elkhart. Ind. Wash Silk Waist* al velopes, Drawers, Double Pan­ axr.-neaoless Brn«sel* .. . 12.00 The Misses Lois Volte and Velma eled Skirts. Corset Cover*, etc. $2.00, $2.25 and $3.00 vslzAxmlmter Itun 17.98 Benson, who hove been itldndlnx school al the Kalamaioo Nortnal are spending their vacation* at home. ’ Miss Gertrude Doolittle of, laike Special Easter Values all over the Store. Good bargains in Dress Goods, Lawns, SilKs, OdoMO, is ■ spending her vacation Ratines, Crepe, Rice Voile, Crinkle Crepe, Linen Suitings, Etc. 'visiting-at lhe home of.her sjflt'S. |.Mr».’dari Burkle. ' Mte* France* Fisher of Kalama­ zoo 5n a ktidA nt -the borne of her .grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H, . I Holly. . Mrs. Barxcs was taken seriously ill • nt thp iiomn of her daughter. Mr*. IFIonr Henson, Hunday morning, but Hastings Headquarters for Dry Goods and Rcady-to-Wcar .is much improved ql this writing. • About a dozen from hero nttondimI the Republican banquet al Hasiting* Tuesday evuniak. j Leonard Wachter, ba* erected a new slaughter hdiuusonTho farm of EAST WOODLAND. j last week al the home nf her uncle.! Woodland were «m *t* of Henry I NORTHWEST CAIILTON. .|Sheldon McArthur. , ; Statement of the Ownership, Manngrmcnt, Etc., Required by the Art-of Mrs.-Viola -Barry has gone to I Fred Wagner. , Schaildy mid family Saturday night. Arthur Stair* and mother vi-uli-d' I August 21. 1912. ' i Rov. Bread/’* lecluro hl’ the Town Orlio nnd Blvd Bi-li<.p of l|a»liiig.«. llm latter:* sister. Mr*. Wm. Mat-1 hall last Wednesday' evening wa* Mason Co- to visit her mother. I Mr*. James Boyle* visited Mr. nnd — of Hasting*. Mich., Banner, published weekly al Hastings, Mich., for '•-njoyed by n large audience. Tho mother, Mr*. Melvina AVheeler, Mr*. Gi*nrgi* Davenport ono day Inst [ rae spending a few day* with their thew* and family of' Hostings, '----- April I, 1014. । Young People's society of tho U. H. And spend a few day*-with her sis- week nnd rpiMirts a very interesting: grand parents, Mr. and Mr*. Andrew, Tuesday. . 1 Editor. Cook •Bros.. M, L. and W. R. Hauling*, Mich. :church, under whose auspictailhn lor, Mrs. C. Lehman and family. — | mid pleasant interview Geiger. ‘ ” M rs Win, \v ----- -and two son* Managing Editor, Cook Bro*., M. L;and W. ft. MMviovw with w..n the] im-iMuiKer. Mrs, Gross unsung*, Hasting*, Mien, Mich. QMuifcittawdy. who —------------—----------mam couple, Hwy tnej who:. has ha* -been bwn ftWMt- ,.coupla are real old j Eldon Farroll' U East Woodlahd lune returned to care for Fannie Business Managers, Cook Bro.*.. M. L. and W. R. Hastings, Mich, apply on a Tuna, for InFsluying .— wilh ------aunt, hi* Mrs. I Woodland pioneers, uni E. MrsBaril k iinrii 1 woodlnnd mnnooM. 1 ' Publisher, Cook Bros.. M. I., and W. It. Hastings, Mich. called ml Cail Heise and Carl Haymond. rpurchaso a lighting system for ha* accepted a thin position in a [ --------------------------Wm viiweht staked nut the wall Ownefit. Cook Bros., Hastings, Mich. j Wheeler. Sunday uflernoon. the eburch. . largo Chicago business housp, ami' WEST WOODLAND. for Frm-t Hallie’s new ham near Known landholders, mortgagees, and other s.-curily holders holding i. I Jk<- o'b ssa, Saturday? I 1 l"’r.r*’1}1 or "tore of total amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities. Leland Holly, of Woodlafid. won I. 'f.n work ]Monday morniw. Alborl ll.uer or IMU... I. .pomk Mij l^uro Sholiko. Hdort.lnnl. al „ld Unit honors in the suli-dislricl ora­ Carth'lon, win 'Claud Thomas and wife enter-1 ‘ ” Rigned M L Cook torical content held al. Otaego, Mur. I1. 0 Hdplnr I laud Ulll. rl.ur.day. will, tri.... . In llmonyltlr.' 27th and Keith Chidester nf Has- A hountenn* dinner and pleasant' • Mr«. Elza Junie* of Caritan spent ■ !.'t" h..k B? rS! |!l||fi“'"rn "* “'i’ Twcnb-.llrll March. NORTH JIU1.E GR()V£ Thursday at Booher*. ‘ IlngS won McoimL in- di-clamntion*. ■octal time l* reporterl. •k i* ’ : >'ippen of Bannister. Progressive Seal The district contest will probably Charles Fowke of Bnllh-I'.re The patron* oDMIm Stdin HapMr. and Mr*. A. Geiger spent Sunhe held in Hastings-some time In cr's school, in the Hosmer district,'day the guest* of Ihdr parent*. Mr. Henry R. Sheldon. April. La*t year Hasting* High wou gave her a real birllnkiy *urprise and Mrs. John Geiger in Woridlnml. Notary-Public. ’ llicketxm rarcied otT the honor*.। • first place in declamation* and w nl Iter school house Friday, about Kennnlh Hauer spent Saturday gaining slowly. My Commission Expires'fl-7, IVIE. ii. ..i i. ii . ■ tn ... ,i .. „ A ileliglilftil evening was spent and! • mid in oration*. Tin* is lhe second 40 were present. A line dinm-r was | nnd Sunday with his grandpa ami tn? m'l.^ r * , after tenintiful r.-freshmenl* all — ----------------------- --------------- —■==!! time that Mr. Holly-has won high served and a number of silver gift* grandma Fuller, r mi in inn . w,nl -arly declaring; LAKE ODESSA. , , honor* in oratorical work, aud were present tn I to Mis.* Stella, A. E. Giddings of Wimdlnnd was Lee and I aul Bell are both themselves royally entertained. yr, Homer Montan went to Grand Woodland may well be proud that among them a set of silver knives a Sunday visitor at the homo of J. onLittle the sick list. john <;rnfr. $Vife and daughter.: Ra|1i iim^c7 (1au»hter M her young people may be so credi­ and forks, presented by the school,. J. Hesterly. Ray Gibson of Grand Rapid* vis-'Nellie of Routh Campbell were Vine Morgniti on her home to? tably represented in such important and many kind wishes will ever he | Chas. Heise and family are enterevents ns tho one mentioned above. pleasant memories of the happy oc-1 taining Geo. Baffler of l,ako Odessa, ited hi* gramlfallwr Henry Burton i.guests nf Frank Allerding and wife vacation from her school Work al a piece of ’ Sunday. I La^g (jny | • • Henry Rchazbly sold a horse lo Wednesday. Mis* Arloa Biirkle was a Hasting* casion. . ' ... i.vwar-i of oi Turloch, i unocii. GaliL. <*uir.. . . Win. Bronka and ...... wife and G.ten! , M visitor Tuesday. Clarksville, -uuuay. Monday.! OilM Hayward F. C. Griffin started with hi* car John Brake of ...u. furniture Mte*,n Corn ■ Lovell againseem-1 con-i ... ■Il.... ..... Here . by llw the a>.-all> death ol ’b'1LK^of'G^^sui (»mily or South luun,.I? rn’idIftnrd l,er ,iwl aflflrishavmg of goods for his new homo in! IH. 1 Anapaugh ------------ *' of Carlton called at w|,n "a* call..I Orangeville spent* • —* uatoule air llnt*n Hi*, J. hl« father at11 Orangeville, Oara -Sluill ‘'11 tin.I1 i tngly recovered from her recent onLeave orders now at Mulholland's Thompsonville. Saturday. F ' .1. Iloslerly*. Saturday. tngly recovered froinjierjecenl op- 1’ . -. I1/'™’! nauri m i.ii iiju niCK list. | ! frat ion al a Grand Raphte hospilk; for your decorator and painter.— family , will follow Soon. nr-uuuu r-..-.. ...... ,'K M*ter-m-law, fainib ^''dn*<.or||(iy W,|O i# Adv. . Miss Esther Schuler spent part of i Mr. nnd Mr*. Wallace Merriam of I -',rs L. XIMill*.iirviliA vi^j. Mt-- A. ini ...i treated Faulkner of [■ treated at at the Hie state'sanitorium state sanitarium at' »t - -Mn and Mr*. John F^'d^ne^of ' 1________________________________ Mr. and Mrs. fl Specials in Women’s and Misses’ Spring Coats, Suits and Skirts $3.98 $6.00 ONE IMffi TO AJUL $10.00 SATOEACTIION (SOAKAOTEE1D DO OVER AT OUR EXPENSE PHOTOGRAPHS I want you to see my new style $2.00 and $2.50 per dozen Cab­ inet Panels and Square Photos. They hive made a hit and are going like wild fire. Take a look at my window display for something new. Best work and lowest prices guaranteed. GROUND FLOOR STUDIO Hastings, Mich. Roland E. Green Maker of Photographs The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Some of the Goods We Handle: Heath & Milligan Best Prepared Ptrint-Unequalcd for covering capacity and wear. Richards-Wilcox Self Cleaning Barn-Door Track & Hangers—lhe kind pycrytmiiy calls for —the best track made. Myer’s Celebrated*Crow-Draft Hay Cars, Track and Slings—too well known lo need comment Certainteed -Roofing and Fibrello Building Paper. Wisconsin Hemlock and White Pino—the source of First Quality, today. Michigan Portland Cement—Uniform Quality—Extra strength and fineness. Tho Acme Cement Plaster Company’s celebrated Wood Fibre plaster. ‘ Hinsch, Brisco & Co.’s, famous Howard While Ash Coni—thezoriginal White Ash Coal—Best Of All Soft Coals. Lehigh Valley Hani Coala, Arkansas Routhcrn Soft Pine and numerous other goods of unexcelled quality. Always carried in stock anti courteously shown. BAUER BROS Broadway Yards, Phone 224 Bauer Bros. s’he’i* sh.wly’gaining." \Ve hope for I Musgrove’s, Sunday. The ladies are ’ Comeinand -their mother, Mrs. Kuiu, celebrate her a speedy recoveiy. tiister*. getafreccan tier birthday. .....I Mri. Dan Shepanl and Mrs. Ix»n-1 ol Kyanite, Mr. ami \|t'. Ram Marshall will’ (.\III.TON CI--NTI-.1L -aril Anway were in Grand Rapids entri tain th" I- A. S. April it Tor There is some talk of pulling a'Thursday. dinner. All are cordially invited. 1 third lirkel in the field, but boy* it | Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Yargor had* or a border „ , , , iiui'i iw»n ■■■ iiviu. i>u« n ,ir. unu .Mr*, ciarencc larger had! Rev. Guniry preached bi* last jH too late lo think of I hat now. Just the misfortune to lose by death, the sermon before going to conference | lay low and take your medicine like I bnby boy born Saturday. Thb hero Sunday, but we all hope to have . men and henceforth keep your car I mother i.* in a’very serious condiWtwillgive him returned fur another year. ।i (o io the the ground ground and anti don't don’t lot let the the oth-'lion. oth- Hon. > you one of | Mrs. A. D. Gib«on who'wa* called ~ ------- • our regular here by the illness of her father — In_ nn»nmi nr Knmnm 15c can*, absolutely without charge. . , Henry Burton, i.-turned to her home rehflivo. at this piece the nasi week. | Vednewlav am wilf renmin a't I in Grand Hai-ids Friday evening. Last Saturday a number of lhe Mr. Gibson u'll remain a few .lay* friend* ami relatives nf Master Tom j ‘‘n. 'jiT*®-i"1* n‘°'pr,hl from ionger to rare for Mr. Burton who J ’ /lHirn met at his homo and hained I ’ ** ’ ??* „ longer tn car,- for Mr. Burton who I'sIhhh met al hi* home and helped .. ,. . . . eleventh • hitft birthday.I celebrate hi* eleventh birthday — Is a little b.-tl.-i at this writing. • hiifi ceh-brale his , W'T . 0 Coykenda l went to' = -------------Among those '-'arkM die. lo visit her her,' thiwe from away was hl* hl.* .<, ?r , JP 1’1 ihursrlay 10 - Wesley I y Eiscnhood Eisonhootl of Battle BattleJ! *’r"* .9? ,n..S “h* ami “«»•» on °» ar«- , < । 8OITII WEST MAPLE GHOVE. , cousin, Owin Nash, t.reoK. who who was was three three years years old old on OnjaJ.®? . I’,. . "p Y 3a?fl F0.’.*.11'* '*,’‘?.’r Ward Cl is home from '■reel;, JDJL1? ,'L* creek. lhe “t-ame day. Wesley was accom-j "um* bad been stricken with acute . ♦ I school al Hattie Creek. “ sa,n Auum-uicimi Bmlou. J.y hl.J; lher ......... Ei,en- gXK" L ,n" UJTiXS I ; Mr. ami Mr*. Sam ;..... .................. ;........... [an invitation t-> all to attend the hnnd whn was home on a visit. about your hou»e look like new. It Tb>‘ following following vctsioh version of of the the re-11?°** place Sunday at the W. M. A warm sugar social given by the L. The I* CMify applied and dric* quick and ■ nn,. al nl (his H.in place ntnrn was wn« handed; hnn.in.i I church, and burial in the Clarksville T A. 8., al their Imine Friday evening, renl■ battle hard. You can put it on with the Cemetery on the Nash farm. Mr. ▼ April lit. A musical program will' "* by one of Carlton's poet.*. ffntl Mrs. Coykendnll returned Sun ­ Ai beu Kl»ci|. given. . , ;Good friends attend and hear a day evening. KfCfi:/ won’t chip, peel or turn A 1 Miss Lillian Harding is i* enjoying friend. ’ white. It fo a eaniUry fir-bh which Mr. anti Mrs. John Bower* are un- I ♦ |a ia two weeks' vacation as her scm...l,' school;Trill forth a humorous dilly: can be eaeily kept clean by wiping it I is closetl‘ on ‘ account *'-------------------of measles. ‘ ~ 'Strange things I”II tell, which Into decided on moving to their farm near Grand Ledge, on acconnl of Inn ' with a damp cloth. : Rejntive* here receivc<i word that , illness of Mrs. Bowers. 0 Mrs. Emma swift, fonnerly of this Near Carlton Center City. place, was married to Cho* H<?enes „T । . -. f ( . Mrs. Allee Colwell was taken very ill al the home of Win. McCartney. * unlay evening al Goutot Tw'’ W1111 *ar intenl Sunday morning, where she was pk*Md with th. KyuiM. caring for her daughter. Mrs. Mc­ ♦ Wh.n. ..... . w.-r.- IreuM W Jim 'nl) ,ti'1 Cartney. who is some better. C. EL Harvey, Agent ju sugar. I For nine long years il now appears. Miss Alice -McCartney has resign­ Hastings, Midi. v A good number froth here attend- These men bad chewed the rag, str; ed — her .... school ——. on account ~ of her . ed the auction sale al Enos Wnl-iAnd now forsooth, to toll Hie trulh. mother's,serious illness. Death nf Carllou Pioneer. - ton’s. Tuesday and enjoyed the good i They both wore out for blood, sir. ' NORTHEAST CASTLIH ON. Mrs. W. R. Wickham, aged 6ft ▲ Mi**.-* .Ora. Nora and Bernier I ........ "”y wcni ■ Mrs. Van! Price and son C.laudie,i yearn, u reH. ... a 4Ullucr former ,vn.. resilient of Carlton A ?Vl,,inli‘1rtir«vn Iiud’ al1 An<l rrowmM IlmniM-lvr* with glory of Grand Rapid* spent Iasi week. township, dierl at her home in toit▼ of John*lnwii .uni Aroute Herring- •i-,., Vn|nr lhev dteidiiv.-d lhal dav witli her mother. Mrs Anna Price. tte Creek on Monday. Kim and ‘— A Ion of Dowling. were trral.M to A1'.' rJ 'yJi.?7ln,v 1 *’ lhe patron* of the Hosmer school ‘ —J -well-known —’• •------ —----------husband, a* a vid♦ warm sugfti at lhe home of Snm 1 ' r 5 . r “ ", ry‘ surprised the scholars and teacher of the Old Third Mu lligan infn 0 Buxton’s, Sunday. The si rife is o'er, they’ll fight no Friday with a picnic dinner. Il be­ moved to Hattie Creek 37 yrara A Ralph Hawthorne la home.for a' - more. ing Mrs. Hager's birthday. They Mr. Wickham died about a “ week’s vacation from his school a'. ■ One hides hi* face in shame, sir: presented her with a beautiful sil­ She was a shter of City ' ▲ Hasting*. |The other wire in his own gore, ver set of knives and forks and a PIHu Smith, of thia city, Mr. and Mr*. Sam Smith of Perchance might feel the same. sir. silver ineat fork. . attended Hie func™* « ♦ Dowling visited their brother, Ja*. Thp m,,ral nnw ia j,|RjM ! ,row> Mr*. Lydia Mater of Marshall held yesterday aftci + and familSi ••1,1 “• And inert* our approbation; spent Saturday and Sunday with rel­ There will ♦ »«•••« MU. ative* al lliis.place. Mrs. Aithelm is working for Mrs. meeting in I. ♦ Fhfi H.F,bon> will work bl"-|l‘». "bitmltoq . Fatks in Vermontville. . Date Downing is working for El­ ▲ Walter Slanlon, this summer. BAXNEn want ADV8. fay. mer Mater. cally : E. Court St. Yards Phone 254 ♦ ♦ ♦ T �THE HAfmNQB | APRIL 1 19IL ^PERSONAL MENTIONjI beautiful &aster and spring Styles I*. A. Sheldon was in Delroil Iasi week on business. George Kimmel of RiveMale, vis­ ited his aunt, Mrs. J. Morrison last week. RUIN YOUR EYES BY NEGLECT1NG OR ABUSING THEM. MANY PEOPLE BOAST OF HOW STRONG THEIR EYES ARE AND HOW THEY CAN READ LONG HOURS INTO THE NIGHT, OR HOW THEY CAN READ OR DO FINE WORK BY DIM AND INSUFFICIENT',LIGHT. MANY PEOPLE HAVE DONE THESE VERY THINGS UNTIL THEIR EYES ARE OVERSTRAINED OR INJURED IN SOME WAY AND THEY DO NOT KNOW IT. AT SOME TIME THEIR EYES WILL ENTIRELY FAIL THEM BECAUSE OF LACK OF ATTEN­ TION NOW. YOUR EYES SHOULD NOT BE NEGLECTED. GIVE THEM A TTENTION A T ONCE. WE UNDERS TAND DIA GNOSING AND TREATING YOUR EYES. COME TO US FOR CONSULTA­ TION. L. V. BESSMER THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN EST. I88J OPEN EVENINGS Mrs. W. H. Kuenzel and children have gone lo Grand Hnpids to viut Glare Burton of East Lansing has been the guest of Hastings relatives and friends part of Hie week. Gordon Edmonds nnd Uurn-'lie More, who are attending Hie M. A. G, are at home this week for vaca­ tion. Miss Meltie Striker is home from Hie Ypsifanli Normal, lo speud tier vacation. Miss Alcxina Meier Is spending lhe week with friends in Cincinnati. B. C. Tobey of Battle Creek was iu Hie city Friday., Mrs. Leia Bidfhnan of Quimby spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. George Saddler. Mrs. William 'Smith and children went lo Kalamazoo, Saturday to suend Hie week with her sister, Mrs. Fanny Martin. Mrs. Mae Barnaby vvenl to Lans­ ing, Wednesday to visit tier daugh­ ter, Mrs. Warren Wilcox. Mrs. Geo. Bell and daughter ar­ rived home yesterday from Water­ loo, Ind, where tiny went to at­ tend the golden wedding of Mrs. Bell's parents. Miss Nellie Mead has n*signed her position in the store uf J. T. Pierson A Son, and will spend the spring and summer al home. D. W. Rogers, George Coleman and 'i'hos. Sullivan went to purl Huron, Tuesday on business. Miss Clara Huffman is Imine from Kalamazoo for her vneatiuh. Hon. C.C. Vaughan of St.Johns at­ tended the Republican Club ban­ quet Tuesday evening. Gordon Edmonds is home from lhe M. A. C. lo spend a week's va­ cation. Mrs. Homer Buell of Richland, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn*. Harry- Walldorff. On Monday, she and Mrs. Waldorff went to Selmolcrafl to visit Mrs. Buell's daughter, Mrs. Harry Knappen. Ralph h^glesion has Ix-cn .conlined to the house with a seven* illness, which nearly developed in­ to pneumonia. Mrs. Anna Knickcrlmcker and , children left Wednes<lay morning for an extended visit with relatives mid friends in her old home, in Petersburg, Virginia, Miss Wilhelmina Hates is the guest of Miss Eva Lombard of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Hattie Furniss of Nashville, visil<*d Hastings relatives Tuesday. J. F. Black was in Battle Creek, Monday. Miss Josephine Anderson and guest. Miss Liuise Wier, returned Tue>*|lay lo Ak!cj{ College, Granq Frtmces M. Tower will order U Spirvlla corsets April luth. Phone a . mx—Adv. I Th ’’ Il.c. will s an Easier ......................... serve supper lu.xl next Snliirrki' Saturday evening of this week, from 5 to 7. 1’. T. Colgrove will deliver an ad­ Tho deer pen amt sited have been dress before the Detroit Republican coinplel<*d at the city park and Hie Club un April V. animals will soon be placed inti. Over 82,000 laidies and Misses National Biscuit Co. demonstra­ samples to be closed out this week. Coals, suits, drena, skirts and tion ar Wtuckgenanl & Hiedu's de­ waists. F. L. Fairchild & Co.—Adv. partment store next Saturday, all The Welcome L. A. 8. and W. C. day.—Adv. The United Land Company of T. U. will be entertained al the home of Mrs. J. E. Edwanls, Thurs­ Imnsing, Mirli, have a big adv. on day. April V, for supper. Ail i|it page It* of this issue in which they I ell of u S|Hicial excursion to visit invited. Mortimer Nichols, who lias in-cn Florida lands Aptyl 21. * Our readers are all iuviled lo nLresiding ia Chicago, has decided he Misses Ethel Hedrick, Florence likes the simple life, and |ias re-, lend the demonstration of National turned to reside on bis farm north­ biscuit Co.'s goods al Weickgenanl Watkins, Marguerite HetmnnspergA Hicde’s next Saturday, gel some er and Mai>el Bisson are attending east of llm city. of the delicious wafers and u line the Epworth League couveiilion ai The City Hank have up ad. this Lowell. week that is of especial interest to cup Of coffee.—Adv. Mrs. Charles Barnaby visited l|er See Hie new ways lo sene popu­ any youug man who wishes to gel daughter, Miss Elvira, al Ionising, ahead and accumulate enough to lar desserts al the National biscuit build him a home, it is.interesting Co.'s demonstration al Weickgciiant from Tuesday till Friday. Harold lounpmaii is spending tho A Heide's ston* next Saturday. You and truthful reading. Tile Looting Evening Press an­ will get free delicious wafers and u week with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Waller Lampman uf Shep­ nounces the birth of a ’son to Mr. cup of choice coffee.—Adv. and Mrs. A. G. Mason of Flint. Mrs. •'What We Can Do With GIomm" herd. Miss Mary McFarland was in Mason is the youngest daughter of is Hie interesliiift heading of Pike Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. liolbrook. and Damon's adv. in this-issue of Chicago, last week. Miss .Marcia Conkling is home formerly uf this city. lhe HANNEH. Since their coming fnim Kalamazoo, for vacation. The South Rutland W. C. T. U. hero they have built up a very Will Cushing of Alma, was in lhe will meet with Mrs. Nora Hall. nice business in jewelry and opti­ city-. Monday, calling/m friends. Thursday. April 91U. in the after­ cal work. John Lake of SoBiville, spent The local Odd Felluws are plan­ noon. '1 Ids will be a miscellaneous meeting. Every one is requested lo ning lo entertain tin* memix-rs of Sunday al te-o Burton's. Keith and Gardner Cmdeater Palmer Ewampiuviil of Gram! Hapbring gomrilnng good to read. The township of Valetlonia waul uts ou Saturday evening. The visi­ were in Grind Rapids. WednoMiay. Mfs« Glenna limid is .home from a new bridge across lhe Tliornapi>le tors will number 05. Arrangements river just below the big iluni al Igi- will Im* made, this evening for taking Hartford for her vacation. Miss Genevieve Rider <ho is Barge. Whether the taxpayers ran* of Ihem. want to expend 55,.500 for lliis pur­ Alonzo McCarthy, the merchant teaching al Yale, is spending the pose will lie decided next Monday. of Sliullz, who was quaniutined week with her parents, Mr. and Dr. Arthur Hester. years ago a while suffering fnnn a very mild Mrs. E. A. Ri«l*-r. resident here, and who was born in case of small |xix, was releas'd ' ‘.Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Burton of Ea-l Hflpe township, was recently chos­ from qrarantine regulations on Lansing have been spending part en as the president of the village of Tuewlay. No one else has been ill of the week Hen*. Ixn-ause of lhe serious ithn-ss of Mrs. Io*o Burton. Saranac. where he has tong resided, with the disease. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis loike of Colon •nd where he lias n large practice. Mrs. Jason McEtwain went to . In order to plant ilsh in waters in KalamaztMi on Tuesday to attend a were called here Saturday by lhe the vicinity of this village, to pre­ ims-ting for lhe purpose of organiz- illness of Mrs. Leo Burton. MIm Elvira Bahtahy of lainsing. vent illegal fishing „.... and ... lo protect ----- ... , 1 ing nn cx-n-genl's club of the what little game is left, llfly rewi-| Daughters of the American Hcvo- is »|H*nding her v-aralion with her Charles dents of Bellevue have organized a I lulion in Michigan. She will spend imn*n(s, Mr. and Mrs. Barnaby. fish and game protective associa-; the remainder Of the week witli Hon. J. E. Cook is president. Mrs. Homer G. Itarber, of Hallie Luke Walers, who Ims been con-1 Creek. yalescing from his recent wrioiiJudge -Smith has granted a dr­ illness. reUirmsl on Tuesday from cn*e devorriug William and Laura n private hospital in Grand Hapids! Maynard. Several inoiillis ago he which he entered on Thursday. Mr.I denied them a diviw amt rrcomWatrrs is slowly getlink better and ' mended Hint they live logetlier 10 ri'*u,,,p h»s j again, but they wen* unable lo ad­ FAM, STOCI, TOOLS. Ill Is 14,500 *. in the eliwabir. : iu»l their martial differences, and H. M. Bates is delivering good' Mr*. Maynard flleil tho.suit,-which HO Acres, Near Hersey, Mich.* n-ails addressee in Ionia this week.' resulted in Hie decree. Gravelly and clay-loam. . On Monday he si»ukn in Karauar. on E. C. Hiinw whose sister died carry OU acres cleared, 3> acres pasture and Tuesday in Berlin Center, on Wcd- in .March, received tin: sad news on timber. msday in Orange, to day in Palo. Monday evening of the death of Ilia Timber, beech, maple, elm. On Friday h<* will sjx-nk in Clarks­ brother, William Russ, of Halite Trout stream runs through txsture. ville. He will close lhe week's work Creek. Mr. Hum was an engineer 3«t bearing fruit trees. in kike Odessa on Saturday after- on Hie Grand Trunk railroad. Be­ it room house, l>ank barn 40x0(1. ntMiiL tween Ijiih-<t and Elim, the fireman I Several outbuildings, all in good re­ pair. The Citizens Mutual, so far this noticed that the train ran past a month has made a gain *of station and wont to the other side of Goorl ailo, mostly level land. Kgi.fiiai with not one fire or one dol­ the cab to ask why Mr. Iluss had Includes— 1 hot Ac, 7 years old, IStf) Has. lar's loss on |2.2:fi,|H|.i»i carried. not Mopped. Ho was surprised to S cows, 8 yearlings and 8-year old. Nunn better or half as cheap. Would find tiim dead. The body was taken 2 fine brood bows, 25 hens. you rather pay 8iiA0 limn flin for to Hattie Creek. E. C. Hum went Wagons, sleighs, buggies, harness. lour home insurance? If so do il. there yesteniay morning.to attend Farming tools, complete. Better see Maywood and save the funoral. — Adv. II you are looking for a good Tg those who attended the Mr. and Men. Oorpe Johnson de­ icuu banquet was former sire lo express their appreciation complete farm you had better, Clerk Will iam I.. Ttwirpe, of lo Hu: I aid ics Aid for the beautiful consider this one before you how?. fellow rvsidi-nls in Howers, also lo thank ilie many buy. At the price it cannot be die (owns!lip liave rxpress- friends for Hie beautiful postal beaten. I unshakable confidence in shower. Mnny thanks. May He who nominating him republican hojdelh our lime in his hands Im* GEBRAAD o for justice of lhe |H>aoe. tin* Irqp guide lo our many friends. ids luqie to be able tn liaii —Adv. has many more such bargains. ‘■1 16'" rnrAi urwc LOCAL NEWS g-wr—jgx j Mow is the tiine for you to choose your Mew ^Spring Apparel We call your attention to our entirely new line of the very smartest stylet in Millinery, Ready* to*wear and Furnishings for Ladies and Misses. . Our vast business experience in Kalamazoo, Charlotte and Battle Creek has given us an inside at the markets of the country, such as no town of the size of Hastings can ordinarily afford. This, to* gether with our large purchasing power, has made it possible for us to gather together this superb cot­ lection of spring and summer merchandise which you will find at our store. We' realize that the business at this popular stand has been disorganized for the past three or four months and that we must need to make a strong appeal for your patronage to build up this business again. . We therefore stand ready with the best store equipment, the best obtainable merchandise, the most exclusive and fetching styles, and best of all If you will only state what county you desire and what kind ol a (arm you want, will be pleased to mail you a complete list free. EIWIIH. 6EBUA8, Mid. Fam Mu Marton House •tack Grand Rapids, Mich. _ i^ock bottom Prices It will pay you to supply your Easter wants at this Barry County's Finest Department store. yourself and friends are cordially invited to atteud our special National giscuit demonstration on Saturday, jfyril 4-th. 1914Delicious Biscuits and wafers will be served together with one of our choice brands of Coffee. Extraordinary feature of this Event The National Biscuit demonstrations as conducted in this store arc alwayaa great event. However, thia one on Saturday will eclipse them all, so do hot miss iL. The National Biscuit Company have made Special Arrangements for a Sable demonstration This is an entirely new feature and of great interest to every housewife and girl. New desserts and new ways to serve popular desserts will be demonstrated in connection with the National Biscuit goods. See and learn of the many delightful and tempting effects that can be had by using the most incxpnnsive methods. We want every woman and girl in Barry county to take advantage of thia free demonstration. Saturday, j^pril 4th. SHI Pay Here are some of the current values you will find there: Superior Coffees at the same paces you have been in the habit of paying. Minos Bray.iUian Coffee per Ib-.L.-___ _______________ Fancy Santos Blend Coffee per lb--------------------------------- --------Steel Cut Spring Hill Coffee 19c 25C 30C per lb X____________________ Cresco Coffee Mild Flavor, per lb....35c "Chef” Brand Extra Choice Coffer, per lb____ 40c Swart Try any one of the above brands and il you do not find it extra good tor the money, bring back the unused quan­ tity and we will allow you the full pur­ chase price. Choicest Uncolored Japan Tea imported into this country—Silver Crescent Tea, the very finest flavored tea on the market. Sold exclusively by us. It’s a more cxiwnsive grade, still we will always retail it'at per lb___ 50c Tea Nibs Particular tea drinkers will enjoy a cup of tea brewed from Tea Nibs, which are the ti-nderest leaves that roll away from the ordinary-tea. Try a jxjund at 40c Choicest California Lemons, targe sixe,. per <lo>rn.... ...................... —______ 22c Fancy Navel Oranges, none better, per dozen ....... ....... 38c, 27c, 23c Large Grape Fruit, very juicy.................. 8c 4 for........................................... 2Sc Choice ITunes, size 40-50, 2 lbs far.......... Me Extra choice Broken Rice, per lb ........ 4C 7 lbs for............................. IZ:......... .~..2Sc Sailor BrantVCboice Salmon, tall cans, per can ........ ..... ....................Sc Saginaw Tip thatches, double tip, large 5c box, 7 for...... .............. ......... . ...................2JC Rolled Oats, best grade, 8 lbs for............ ..3SC Hart Brand Pork and Beans, per can............ 9c Tipp-O Corn, excellent canned corn, each. .9c Canned Tomatoes, Pride of Delaware^* . 3 lb caua each .............______ ____ 10c Ixnox Soap, 7 bars for.........._______ .2Sc Kirk’s Flake White Soap, 6 bars for.......... 25c 22 lbs of best H. & E. Sugar for.... —- On the strength of our service and the merit of our merchandise wc respectfully solicit your patronage. ideickgenant & Piede department Jtore fastings. Mich. - Gebraad “Sells Farms” ■livenxl an adAnomuieemeul. baiiqm-t of tixlx»uis P. McKay, one of the most Club, Friday | prumim iit musicians and trachers (jj-jiK, Haiitds, desires to an­ Art Inn- । nounce lhal hr is organizing a class scheduled in uianu and pipe-organ instruction <• WM tin* iu Hastings nnd will be here every Tuesday. Those <|i*«iiiug modern instruction will please a'hirnsa him •1-2 K elnon p£, Grand Rapids, Mich., i : order of the Probate Court for lhe Amount paid: Taxes fur IWG. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. W.W; luxes for HMi7, WJJ0. I Slate of Michigan, * The Probate County of Barrylkinade on the 20th day of March, - A. I». 1914, four Eni'-sl II. llainillun. | Court for the County of Barry. months from that dote were allow­ Stewart A Jacobs. At a session of said court, held al ed for creditors lo present their To Hit* owner or ownura of any | tin* probate otlice. in lhe City of claims against the estate of lanliAttorneys. and all liitervab in. or liens U|>on Business address: No 27 Kinginan - Hastings, in said county, on the wfrk A. Yerklcy. late of said coun­ the land herein d< scribedt 1 Twenty-seveutli day uf March A.' D. ty. deeeasM. and that all creditors t-wks. ■t'JII. Take nolii'e, Thai sale has 'been Bldg., Battle Creek, Mich, of said deceas'd ant required t» lawfully made of the following de­ I Present: Hon. Chua. M. Muck, present,'lheir claims lo said Probate scribed land fur unpaid Inxea there­ NOTICE OF COMMIBNIOX| J udgo of Prutmte, Court, at the Probate OOlce in the on. and Ifiat ib<- uuuendgtietl has EHS O.\ CI.AIMS. ln the Mailer of thn Estate of City of Hastings, for examination title thereto under la^der-d or dce<h ami allowance, on or before the Stith Jacob II. luimberl, decv.-i*w*<|. issued therelor, anil thatyou • Stale of'Michigan, County uf Bar­ Nnin-y J. Winters, iidpiinistralrix, day of July next, and Hint such ry, as. an* entitled to a rec«irvryanc»* having filed in said court tier peti­ claims will hr heard before said lliureof, al any limp within six Estate uf Frauklin A. Durfee, tion praying that a day may Im; sol Court, on Monday the With day of ' month* after return ‘Of rterv-icc of Ihrceased. for hearing on her final account, July next, nt ten o’clock In the fore­ ttliM notice, ii|h>ii 11 aymen l to the We. th<> undersigned, having been that the same may lie allowed as noon of that day. undersigned or to the register in appointed by the Probate Court for and that sln'lte discharger! Dated March 20th. A. D. 191L chancery of Hie <<,unty in which tin* County of Burry, State of Mich­ IH«I from said trust • • CHARLES M. MACK. Hie lands lie of all sums paid upon igan, Commissioners tu roccivn, ex­ Il is,Onler<*fl, That llm 2Uh day Judge of Probate. such iiurrliOM*. together W'**1 "nB amine nml adjust all claims and de­ jof April, A. D. Wil al ten o'clock hundretl per । <-nliun additional mands of all person* against said in llu> forenoon, al said probnte of­ then-in, ami lhe of the sln-i iff deceased, do hereby give notice that : lice. Im» and is hereby uppuintud for QUAIL TRAP CUMMERS. f<»c (Tii* urvice <n co* w publica­ we will iimet al the Hustings City I henring said petition; Mr. nml Mrs. Olis Whitmore of tion of this notice, to. lie comput­ Bank ul ifbstinus. Midi., on Friday. It is Further Ordered, That puh- Bnllln Creek visited friends ami rel­ ed «« U|M>|| personal service of a Hie 29th day of May, A. I>..fl’ll, and lie notjee thereof be given by publi­ atives iu this vinlnily this week. . declaration us < iMmneiiccinenl of on Friday the 3lsl day of July, A. cation of a ropy of this order, fur Mr .ami Mrs. Douglas VanWagner suit, and the further sum of live D. IUIL al 10:00 o'do. k A. M.. of three successive weeks previous lo and son l>*'o were treated to wurm dollars for each description willioul i ad» of said days, for lhe imn*o*M said day uf hearing, in tlo* Hastings sugar Thursday.evening ol Milioji oilier additional coat or cliarges. If of i*xninininp and allowing said HANNER, n neusi>a|N*r priiilu<i ami Andrews’. ' payment as iiten-aaid is not made claims, nisi that four mmilli* frtnn circulated in said county . Clara Gould is sycmliiig her vulhe uiidrrsigiutl-will Institute pro­ the 30th day of Mnrrii. A. D. it’ll, ration with her gram! iimllier and CH AH. M. MACK. ceedings for iios-u-MaioQ uf the land. won- tdloweij by said court for A true ropy. । family in Southwest JCalamo. ‘ Judge of Probate. Ih*acriplioii: “flu* north half creditors to prcseiit llieir claims to Will Sheldon visited ’friends in Ella C. Eggteshni, ti. 4k' of Hie imrlhtMisl quarter us for riamiiiaHoii nnd allowance. Register of Probate. i Vermontvilte Saturday night. ui. e. 14) of Hi,. Miuthwekl quarter Mr. and-Mra. Ed. Manning visited Dated March ZHMli. A. D. IVit. ■a. w. Hi Krciimi thirty t3U;. con­ I the Hitler's parents in Assyria Hun(iilbari Htriker, NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMA ’day. taining twenty 3). acre*, mon* or . F. G. Pifrce, Slide of Midugaii. county of , Mr. ami Mrs, Hay Gould spent loss. Town ou<* j nortiL range; . e Cmnmira loiters. Barry, ns. m’vcii (7) west, being in the Couu-I Himdny with Mr. and Mrs. Almon ty of Barry, Stela of Mkhiijaii." . BANNEIl WANT ADVS. PAT. Notice is hereby given, lhal by an Sheldon ami family. - Cegal HdvertistMtNts notice.'I i �THE MMTWGaiAJ—k APRIL 4 nil. Easter Apparel For Men and Young Men Spring and Easter Kuppcnheimer Suits in all the new patterns and styles at from $15.00 to $25.00 Other reliable makes at $10 and $12 Showing in HATS Suits, Coats and Dry Goods Our Spring line of Hats offer men of every walk in life an unequaled chance to get hatted their taste $1.00 to $5.00 New Easter Neckwear in all the new shades, 25c to $1.00 New Easter Gloves, Grays, Tans, Browns, $1, $1.50 6 $2 New Arrow and Monarch shirts, Arrow collars. Can we show you? !• " B From April 3 Until Easter Day Every customer knows that from now on there will be a rush on for spring and Easter clothes, and that there is a great advantage in getting an early choice from our large stock of ready-to-wear merchandise. Customers who buy early are, as a rule, better satisfied with their purchases. That’s why we urge you to come to our big store and select from our fine showing Of newest and most attractive spring styles in Suits, Coats, Skirts ahd Dress Goods. Easy Shopping at Our Store Morrill, Lamble & Co. One Price Clothiers “Goods well bought are half sold.’’ That is why it is easier to buy from us. We buy carefully and try to select just the patterns and priced goods that will appeal to you. Our Sunshine Coats, Suits and Skirti arc the world’s best products in classy tailoring and high quality. Hastings, Michigan, MrOMDER DISTRICT. A father had a little boy, Whose faulls were very few, Hut every thing that father did. Baptist Church News. The boy was sure lo do. The-special neeiinga arc continu­ lb* followed him lo vote one day, ing with increased audiences and Which was against the rule, iutrrest. Sunday night’s meeting For boys are not allowed to vole, pazked (he church, and the mes­ Till after lliey leave school. sage given by Rev. James Oatema Of course the (tool clerk turned him stirrM (In* hearts of IhoM present. out, There will bc5 delegations prewnt Bui did hu linger near? this week frorfl Middleville, Nash­ Oh! no. he walked across lhe streel, ville and surrounding towns. The And Iwuglil a glass of lieer. afternoon meet&igs, held Tuesday, PrMhxlerlan Church. | H/w came you to saloons to go? Thursday'andtfriday are especial­ Tho sermon for Palm Hunday will | A!1.'’ mother cried. ly helpful to Christians. 1. ■ . ••tv-..;.... t,-i.. in.:...1 Why, pn|»a votes for them you know Thurmlay nichl's subject will be I 2“ "Waving Palm and Bleeding The youngster quick replied. “Tho Second Qoming of Christ" "" | Cross." Evening sen ior al 7:30 and . The power of example. •Friday night. Rev.* Bowmt of’Young Peiipbfs meeting at 0:30. he­ . ginning wHh next Sunday. All 'J’hoimis Norris who has been ser­ ■lliMletl, Mlcn.,,will speak. iously ill is belter at this writing. Sunday morning. Rev. Jas. (M- ' services in the Parish house. Easter Sunday will be celebrated tema. Systematic giving. Holy Lillie Miss Verdie' Crawley is as re-dedication Day. when lhe communion al the close of the ser­ quite sick al lhe present time with Church which has been llioroughly erysipelas. vice. Sunday evening,- *SIn* nf Neglf^t?। renovated will bo given ns an East­ There was 'quarterly meeting at er gift of -U Hie . Sunday ^hoot is held al 10:30. M l lo the senice °' 'e risen . lhe Brick church Saturday nnd Sun­ Aoinig PHqile's Meeting.Ypkn Fel- X,... Fritinw • oventinr Aoril tlMli day. • wlil U;“"k "*S p.'/.]} l‘1"1 V-Sill.* will «!«. low Band will unite in a unidn HI,P Mrs. Shafi has been qmle sick* Xl 1?':-. Rnin'.. i^.. in hk. .J? i.'J”11! an cntcrtnimnenl «ntertalnmenl nT*H nt H p p.’. m*. m. High] High ’w!*h the gangrene at the home « nf i‘ A •0‘prta‘ner of wonderful gifts M1’”.................... ............. ........bel­ .Merrill, but is some of....I .Util, Evcplng senice, 7.*00. Press say's: “ |-’r.-<| |H'-r <*t nt . . I’"” pitlshiirg H.lw«n<rn». "Fred at this writing. writing. . I ■■ *'?*& Lail/e* ’ IAAid ,<*. Kor 8/wiety '■‘X'' will 111. ;|”heI "'«•* High iais P-Ibably pm baldy one one <>f of tho lhe best best]1 The The Dowling Dowling M. M.E. E.Sunday Sunday school sch held next A> ednestlay the'-S"«~ — country. — -1 ----- 1— r-.~ ----.,c ,y nt 1:31k aat .1 P"'dialect enterlniners in «» lhe ” i 1is -i planning for Easter exerejses. bmi.L- Smith Hr __ . . ................. .. home ril of’Mr. Mrs. Frank Smith. Bring I'niir.l <-1..,,—i.' I T,lu nt -M>’ke Smith’s was , thimbles np<l darning needles. THE CHURCHES PAGE PIVK day in "His Last Week." 7:30, P. M. Probationer’s Instruction, "Why Are We Proleslants?" ' Tuesday, April 7, 0:30 p. in. The church nt home, reading "His Last Week." 7:30 v. In. Probationer’s Instruction. “Tne Ikwlriip-s and The Government of Methodism." Wednesday, Aprif •». 0:30 p. in. The Church al home, "His Lost* Week,* reading for Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. Probat loner’s Iwtlruulion, "liaplism. Which Mode?" Thr rm lL-nl mrallnn .......... ; "I" ' «>“ mwl. Mcthodbd Episcopal Church. with great interest nnd incrcasiiigi •,r,,- "• preeiiileld spent Iasi sal­ Rev. Russell II. Brendy, Pastor. at tendance. Inspiring singing and n I n'"l Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Friday, April 3. 0:30 p. m., lhe helpful address each evening. | Johnson who. is slowly improving. church al home.. John 21. Regular services, on next Sunday. ----------------------------Salurday.' April t, 6:30 p. m. The The church withAi welcome to all.! Prairieville Wants a Corn Club. church at home, Homans 12. 7:<W Pi-caching each night al 7:15. ,\n afforl jfl being made by Pfinp, m. Choir rehearsal. ' Clirtsiluii KrtetiN. K...-UK I r’Val of Prairieville village Palm Sunday, (he sixth Sunday mi I i’ > •cboul- ‘*» organize u corn elub in Ia*nt, April 5. * 10:30 ai tn. in. Public worship. Pro• flIMII ’ V lei-vJ -.'. Ill-Mi I , ' W l “ .'*« ‘ *hln. County School Com­ ressionol in honor of (he trlumpUnl I day ' but<j<.ct.| mwaioner Edger and Mr. Worrell, entry into Jerusalem. The sennon “Un Hi.i.a.v11-is inslruclor in agriculture in Hassubject wi|l Im*, "hid Christ Ever w. iSLh? I. , ml ................... ’*'«*»'• '» «’r»«ri.Assert That lb? 1h -God?....... fin* . "!,ilis L’sl'nx'iii.il । vj|k, iH i|h. jtjftjreeb, of ftp. i Palm*" will be sung by Mr. Frank • I the later part of last week. Il is Horton. J planned l<> have a speaker from the 7:30 p. m. Public worship nml A Correction. M. A. C. in Pyairievillu within lhe sermon. "Is Religion a Personal- Ex­ Hastings Grange will perience. or Personal Imagination? - „ --- - -------- ’' ...jo 2nd and Uh Monday .... H:I5 p. service. n. m. m After jenii ’i’. . each month in I. (>. (». I-’. Iiull in• --------’ Monday. April 0. 0:J0 p. in. The; stead of the 1st. 3rd and 5lh, as When you think of vronomy eburch al horm.*,. reading for Mon-: staled last week. . .think of Miillloihmd'a store.—Adv,. Suits Coats $16.75 to $25 $7.00 to $22 Muslin and Silk Underwear We have received a large ship­ ment of new spring muslin under­ wear in fine grades and newest pat­ terns. We also have quite a few silk garments in single piece and union suits. tftn for spring nn* now in. Hntlmi silk gloves in bl.irk' Ulltl while 50c (o $“ Special Virtue in Kit] Gloves, all Mizes. $1.00 and ¥1.50. Wc have never carried a more complete and tasty line of wools and silks dnd other spring fabrics than wc have now. You can get a beautiful dress from these at from 25c to $1.75 per yd How often we read of, or heac of, a lire whore the "secret savings" have liven wiped out in a Jiffy with the burning of lhe home. Or a tramp has robbed lhe strong lx>x. This very thing happens in hundreds of homes. Have you a sum of money lucked away some where? "Crying over spill milk" dues not help any when money is lost by lire or stolen by a prowler. ’ Don’t lake lhe chance of Losing, we have a bank equipped for Taking cure uf youc qiuticy for you. and in such a way that you cun have il nl any lime. A checking account with us is the proper thing. Wo give you a nice little personal check lsN>k and you can pay any bill by check and know lhal the balance of your money is safe from either lire or burglars. This Is all free lo you. Coils you nothing. Hee us about il. . Hastings National Bank Tbe Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings, Ji Michigan Silk and Lisle Hose Ail sizes. in black and while al New Corsets assurance of I lie best ll.e ininule'ligure liars. corscl. We cmuiol recommend highly the new models al ¥1.00. $140, ¥240. ¥3.50. , DEPARTMENT STORE STRONG TICKET NAMED Nl tin UNICES There are quilo a numbor of people in every lycuility who, at different limes, have considerable money in lheir imissi* ssfrm. Peculiar methods are resorted to by some of them in taking cure of Ibis motuy, putting il where fl will ho "safe.” Many instances have come lo light where money has-been wtreled in lhe bed mallress, or tucked away in Mini) obscure place in nn old sock. Often limes ,beneath the corner of lhe carpel has boon lhe "safely dcimsil." 10 cents to $1.00 pgr yard J. T. PIERSON & SON HASTINGS, rilCH PHONE 9 Safe Protection From Fire and Theft Wc have this in white and cream shades with flower borders that we sell from Dress Goods of Superior Quality and Pattern New 1222^3 $1.50 to $8.00 Lace Curtain Material Silk ami Kid Gloves for Easter Swint flouncing, good quality, very dainty patients. New shadow laces, all the good patterns in while oc cream and wide flouncing in cream and while. Skirts and Underskirts ( PERSONAL MENTION sister. Mrs. Minnii* Cutler, of Sheri­ dan, the first ofTh<* week.Mrs. Fred Rltclllc of Ynnkri Davidson of Schoolcraft during'the balance of last week. Mrs. Smith is gelling along nicely now. The I*. G. T. (J. Club will meet next Wedne-dav. April H, at the. home of the President. Mrs. Carrie Paul W. Tower is home from the II. Pierce one day last week. Former Cily Engineer, Frank Collihs. of Manistee, has been vis­ program, in charge of Mrs. Alice ' iting his daughter, Mrs. Tamil Hop­ Chase. kins. Evangelist Kimlh-riing of HenMrs. Claude Sluarl mid son re­ deiM.ii who was to have held a turned-.meeting on Monday, from Grand — m Cniils Grove, beginning Rapids, where they visited rola-' la»i Sunday, was detained al home lives. • on account 6f giekness. He |A Mr. and* Mrs. Frank lloraiHs-k of i peeled to come for 4lie meeting ut Hickory Corners were over Suiiduy a later date. Kueste <>f Mr. mid Mi’s, Ubrmnti Mrs. Ida Dove of Woodland uji>I Frost., • Mr.-, .h^sie Stowell and Mrs. Carrie lainiiig his hither'from Ionia. Mrs.'Mania ret Cain and daughter' Wickham of Hustings; alt ended the Kil. Monica and family are mov­ and Miss O'l.varny of Jackson, are I. A. S. al Mrs. Fliiru Woods, last vidling the former’s sister, Mrs.; Thursday. » ing t<> Grand Rapids Uns week. Kale Rhea. Then* was a good attendance al ■ the W. T. U. meeting hist TuesCtlATH GROVE. ‘lay nfternomi al lite holm- of Mrs. Mrs. Alice Chase has been having1'-- E 1s''!111'- At Ibis meeting ocMrs. Sandy Elliot is cotiffned lo the annual clerlioii of otllher Imme with an injury |o her quile a seven* attack uf the grip. , Mr. and Mrs. Frt*d Smith hud Hiel «*•* a* f'diows PreMdeui. Mrs. I. fool. misfortune to lose lheir baby w>n. ERecording Hwrelary. Mrs. Mni-y McQiinrriv tins reliirn- wliieli vvps born'dead lust Mmiduy,R,r*Corn-spoiidim. <■<1 from u visit with her mother in March 23. I Rec ret ary. Mrs. Moreuru tforuum. Helion. The L. A. «. met hut -ThursdayI ii'’asurer. Mrs. Mary Chase lhe Mr. nnd Mr.-. Edwin Shultz were with Mrs. Flora Wood mid hud a I PH’sideiil npitoiuted Mrs. Hessn* micsl- of, relatives ut Shultz, over idesuanl meeting and a line din-‘ ”'“"hmm and Mrs. Alien Chase uc u<*r. (hi ilcrount of Hi.- hurd rain[',cv * n*si*l’-nts. Thomas Waters for Rd of Review. .Sunday. Clarence Gelder and lady friend storm that came up, there was noli Sumtay School Notes. Artlmr Darker was modi) chitir- visited her tiurenls near lluiilbi|«k as large U eh>wd as usual. I Subject of Sunday school lesson man of tho republiran oily commit­ Sunday. There was much o.xrilemenl for next Huudav is •’Llirist's Tobi * tee. The want rum usit Were h<-ld la-t Wednesday I Talk," Luke U:7-2i. Mrs. Fn-d Haymond of Yankee u few minutes Thursday night nnd wem well at­ Spring* is visiting nl her -fathers moiniiig.' when Smith Bros, store| ijnss No. -j will give an Easter caught lite it iilhe roof, wlucli wasllea ut the home of Mt. awl Mrs. tended, and selected good iqen for word otllres. l.ehdi Kesler and family niovi^l seen by Mis. Allie Fuller, and by Ehk-sI Htnilli <m Friday aftitw-n -There Is a spirit <if harmony, a Tuesday on Mr. Willisons fitriii, the use of the telephone, Hm wonj April 10th. AH are cordially mvitget-together spirit, among Hie re­ near Bantleld. was sent along lhe line un<l lhe lire eil to roirn* and bring your frietwl-. publicans of Uiis city this year, wit* soon pul out. If il. had not Mrs. Clara Kimiv is teacher of tbi< j Ha|e S. Pfrree of Portland. was been set n just nl lltul lime theio wjiich, taken with llm splendid;., class. The "Uiyal lhe guest of his brother, Jk«e R. ticket they-have named, so well!.,; Js no doubt but that great damage t'.la-s No. 5. will hay। worthy of. support. >'u«bl to laud: ' mighl lune been dime. their uomiuees as winners. ’ 1J-Ted Rehor. uf tin* shite iimvefMiss Stella Parrot, of WvudhiuL! tearh»r'of Ihfc* due.. Au; ...ty, is exported Jinme <>n Saturday was < ;|||ed lo nursM Mrs. Fred’ bring star article f-»r il. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAX. lo spend a week's\acutidu. . Hnulh, lust Monday, and Mrs. Mary i to go lo sheds fund. • Frances M. Tower was in Grand Continued front page one. I Rapids, Monday. this city have candidates iti every-I1 Mrs. Will Cralei Is visiting way worthy of confidence and suit­ friends in Kitlaninzoo. port. and they are me|» who. if .Mrs. ilWI Smith and children arc elected, will give this city a fair visiting in Kalnmazop. assessment. Grand llttpiih friends. Mr. Shilton of Shultz is lite guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Shultz. �page 5■ titt RIX nisnxRs bknneb, aprh 2. i»n. News of The Sports Hastings High School Basket Ball Five Ends Season With a Creditable Showing Left to right they arc: Q; Botium L, G. Todd, sub; Phelps, Coach; Hill H. F. Botlum, Ward, (Capt.) L. F. . Second row: Garland, R. G.; Sparks' Lhariefr? Johnson of -OwoMoj Mich Is vbdtinp friend* here in Iu* old home lown. David Mattison ar)d.yifo will re­ turn to lheir home In Middleville, Hus weeV after spending the part three ino6llt$ with their daughter. Mrs. Samuel Allen and husband. Mrs. J. c. otto in confined to her homo with la grippe. Mr. and Mrs. IL G. Benaway en­ tertained wiih a dinner Wednesday in honor of Rex. J. H. Wesbrook s 58th birthday anniversary. Mr*. Jennie Tenhark.1 and son. and .Mrs. II. Polder of Grand Raplijs, Mr. nnd Mrs. Webb. Mrs. Nellie Stanford and John ‘Timm of this village were present. Miss Eiu Hubbard wan in Grand Rapids, Wadnesdav, on biiKilivM. •Mis* Hallie Tucker of near Jark*on, i* the new trimmer' al Miss Anna Winters millinery store. Thn Republican and Democrnl caucuses went hl-ld Saturday oflertime township util • noon ,nl eer* wsrt) nominated. A lively time-til each one of them. Mis* Ellen .MrKevill is spending hnr vacation with Mr*.- E. C. Crispe near Bowen's Mill-. .Mrs. John Sliriner is visiting al tho home of her brother, who live* in the northern part of the slate. He has been in poor health for several years. -Mr. A. C. Tungaii*__nf Washing­ ton, |). <’,, j* spending a short vaca­ tion with his wife and "mend* in Middleville and Parmelee, having arrived last week. Wm. Freeman i* making some, necessary repair* on the barn nt the M. E. Memorial Home iu Grand Rapids. His -brother. Rev. Duane Freeman, having charge of the minister* home al present.' Glenn Griffelb, the all around substitute mail carrier relieved Harry Turner. Route No. 5, during his vacation of llftecn days. Miss Pauline Kunz of Nashville was a guest of Miss Olive Walker, Tuesday evening. Mrs. J. W. Wyman visiled her daughter, Mr*. Myron Wilcox, in Grand Rapids, last week. Miss Mildred Thompson |s spemling her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Rena Minar. al Otsego.. Mrs. W. G. 'Barnes rr*iile<l her mother, Mrs.-J. P. Powell and other relatives at Ionia, for a few days lhe Iasi of the week. AUCTION SALE As I have quit farming and engaged in other business, I will sell at public auction or jvhat is known as the Geo. Williams place in the city of Hickory Cor­ ners on 1 . . Saturday, April 4th commencing at 10 o’clock a. m. sharp, and will sell the following property LIVE STOCK. ■ Keystone hay loader. A good general puriKtsc team, weight 2900. Spring tooth harrow, 21 teeth. Bay nuirr, coming 2 years old. I.umber wagon and box. New milch cow. i yearn old, calf, by side. FARM TOOLS. McCormick mower. Deering binder, nearly new. Keystone side delivery rake. I -and Roller. Bean puller. Plow. New Cmncord buggy, never been used. New low liamcj silver I rimmed 114 Inch hand made work harness, never been used. IJghl double driving-harness. Road wagon.- Second band crotch breeching harness with collars. Tprnifl nF A'* 8ums of 55-°° "n^ under, cash. A CI Uta Ut OdlC. ()vcr thgt amount 6 months time will be given on good bankable notes, with interest at 6 per cent. CHAS. WILLIAMS, Prop, The excellent wo.rk of (he Bind-I spire etdliu*ia«m in nil branches ofj ent leant* in lhe stale. Ils record ings xclmoi Itnskef hull Ionin hriM I spur!-,. Cu.-irlt Waller Phelps, of lhe was unusually good, for none of the been the source of inspiratii<n in: basket hall team being largely ru- members had had previous cxperial Idol les in tin* high tuhooF. Since; *|H»nuble in awakening lhe spirit, j v(iro in lhe game. Garland, Hill mo- nii.i.<i^o u. .i lliough the basket ball team worn aim Spark* will graduate this year, Z. E. Gooding and family are en­ IOO4. alhlilic* in 1>* local M i only three ..ut of eight garni'*, il hn*. but their successors will be chosen have been very poor. This seasonphu credit of,making nn excellent from a squad of ambitious lower joying a vWt from his fattier of Belding. n great effort ha* been made to in-! showing against soiiieof thp. strong-1 class men. Several candidates for tho head Auctioneer of our'schools have already ui>plied. So farjto one ha* been hired. :BASE BALL SPIRIT IN PLANT 20,000 BROOK TROUT E. J. McNaughton left Monday a. FREEPORT HIGH SCHOOL IN STREAMS NEAR HERE nu for Detroit, on business. Hon. Thad Taylor, of Cellar In Trnlnfug.! Part* Hatchery Sends Chas. W. Springs, was the guest of hi* par­ ent*. Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Taylor, over Curd of Thunk*—We wish lo | Card of Thank*—We wish to (gird «f Thanks—Wc wish lo Mixer it Fine Lot of Sunday. Thad i* feeling tine, as ho thank our friends and ncightmr* fori thank the neighbor*.nnd friend* fort thank (Air‘friend* nnd imigllborii for ■ ------------' Booked. is papa lo a fine 8 pounds daughter. their kindness shown us during the I lheir many net* of kindness midtheir kindnMB during Hie sickncM Fish. Mr. and Mr*. Carroll Cutler, of sympathy, dunng tip ijIcKness jnd and;death-of our fckwed mollier; AT STATE TOURNAMENT HELD Though Freeport will prahably If all of lhe local fishermen nf Thoninpple ’IMke. weh« in the vil­ husband and father: also fur lli-*| dentil of our belovbd father, Geo.. also- for the benulifnl Hower* mid IN DETROIT, LAST net have a village team Ihi* season, place in llm lake* nnd stream* lage on husiues* in connection with beautiful Hower* and Rev. Lahr andj Hayward; also to Rev. Mclmod fori the cmnfarting wont* of Bay. Mr*. WEEK ll 'v,b have u high school, team of wife for singing: also to Rev. Ballou ,. Iiis in* word* of roinfort and the sing«lng-[; Gould. • • ' ' ’ * I excellent rank. About eighteen Kime of the llsh which they take lheir property here, on Saturday. Mi** JulWHMler of lluHling*. was for hlk edmfortlng words ami es-1 er* l-------■•- •------------------Cypihia and,------especially the donor* of lhe J Chaffee. player* have ' l»een praeUsIng. and out a* i* Cha*. W. Mixer,' fishing lhe Sunday guest of Miss Edna pccially tn the Odd Fellow*, lheir many Iseautiful Hower*. Mr*. Eleclie Houghtalin. ' fliey will soon Ik? in line shape 1111- would be much bolter than it is. LOCAL PLAYERS JUST MISS W. M. Cramer. kindness will never be forgotten. I • The Ghildren.-rAdv. ; -.-.j —------ --------idrr direction of Levi Hynes, an in­ Mr. .Mixer ha* planted hundr>*d* of Whitmore. Mr*. Mary Farley. j -----------------------; — | Ed Slimpsoq^.and family nf Grand Mr*. Martha Holds. thousand* of fry of various kinds in GETTING TWO-TROPHIES ,,nir,"r in ,l"' ’•••hooi*. who win ai- ....... ............... Rapid*, were lhe Sunday guests of ubiiiNQ iniF inurnico. ((Jay ui|1| a||i Tlu> (ea,n| thh vicinity. Mr. and Mr*, (trval Gardner. Bev. Brook* wishes to announce. ■ Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Gardner, lilial lhe subject of hi* sermon nt; For any pain, from top io tor’ Tim last consignment, consisting .Mr. nnd Mrs. O. M. White. -----------.will play in Hasting* on April r>. ' I lhe Banih-ld church Sunday morn-i from any cauw,' apply Thomas' Mitt, nnv ptuiH,ntutlv Dr. 'I ’lmtiiti-.* Will Tungalo of Washingion, D. Elva and Elza Farley. • J** ’ ” J in If' 20,000 brook trout was receivWon Top Scores Twice Thiinrtav.; returning llm game .... C- is spending* short vacation wilti ' ing al |0:.'m will be 'Titr World's I Elerlric Oil. Pain can’t-stay where ir.uinnj v.,1 ‘ May 11'. 1'30)8* linvf aImi been,- ed llm latter |>nrl of Inst week and his wife and friends hare. He Mop­ |(HTer.“ | il is used.—Adv. HastIng4 Wants Nest scliedub d with • Woodland. Mlddle--I plared in some of tlm spring run* UANNKH WANT ADVR. PAY. ■ .south nnd ,west of town. They ped in New York City nn his way MerUng. villu and Caledonia. xvexc forwarded from the Pari* homo and visited hi* mother. Though they jnsl missed winning' Ely McNaughton and Harrold ] hatchery and were eonsidorcil thr two trophic* nt lhe state whi-t KYNETT TO PLAY WITH , j host ron«igiunent received here re­ Otto, of ttic M. A. <L. are homo tournament held iu Detroit, la*l Mnc” ,uHASTINGS rk!” _n,,n THIS SEASON , JUih.'1 spending a week's vacation. Week, the nielilln'r* of Hie two Our school* are cloned ihi* week team* which represented the Hast­ and teacher* and pupils nre seem­ . ■ ------------. I —7————— ing* Whist Chib nre, much pleased ... ingly glad of a respite from lheir In Jake Rclior's Alley. with lhe showing they made. Never, •Midge" Writes From His Home in, labors. Cleveltfiul That Dr’ll Arrive - before did they put up a heller; A. H. Bell was a Grand Rapids ] C.y Young... style of pinylng. »In.Mny. llW—141—139 visitor. Sunday. ' ,i M. Iuitibatigh 106—1«2—174 Contral to llm report r.reh.d, .„,1OS,. „as Some of Ihc^shormen are gelling ,155—153—182 some line pike out of the river late­ hero on Wednosday evening. Hurt- |(.niK ..iTere/l him by the manage-;! .•Ed. Johnson On sccount of poor health I will have an Auction Sale at my farm 2 miles north of Woodland ,145—157—178 ly. Ing* did not win the Furniture Lily!mem of the Hasting* team mid will Hubbard or 3 miles south mf Lake Odessa, section 4 Woodland, on trophy. They came wry near p n-port in the middle of May. He >'■ Mtuuuir .... 110—tiM-r-IHO Robert Johnson of Dutton, for however, rhe team vonlesiing for ha* worn a 11n*tings uniform for many years a resident of .the North it wa* I'oiuiHised of Messis H. <• f„ur years and his return lo the' —• 10-8.11 County line, is visiting friends and aye*. K J. HufTmaii and . G. |,„.a| l(iaiU1,„.| will g,. ally ph-a.. ,, . Pre** and Tool. relatives hero. Hauer and i.ha*. L. Doyle. Ilwa*i|||(, fan*. Kvnell played ilf<- hv.-t D.................. JOI—It*)—IS, Charles Johnson of Owosso is vis­ an elimination runlert and the. k.am„ „f |l((. |aM season. An “ iting here in his old home town. IIO-ttW-176 trophy wo* played for in two sets.: .-xaniplr of hi* popuiuhly is shown ?l- J,'ro,li W. I.. Cobb and wife returned ,172-4-1M-l35 I nder the rule* of piny, all dropped by th- f^l that his friend* li. r.- ’• '’"tl'hy -. home on Friday, after spending lhe Commencing at 9 o'clock sharp, I will sell the following described property: 141-187-112 winter with their out except I In- two leading IraiiH.' S11pi.ort<sl him in the Evening Prelairchild rhildren nl The Hastings team dr.-w first place conte-i. which ..-m turn Lawrence and Three Oaks. They -710 report all well and bolding good po­ wdh the ramarkAble score of Phi* world's *eri.-* last fall. Kynell will C. K. A S.-232I. 15. The team next highest m , greatly ndd In the *|iviiglh of th • sition*. standing wa* composed of two i.-am. ' C. 1* & T.—2111, gain 121 horses. • Mrs. Lisle Ullery has moved her Buster Brown two-horsc cultivator. Grand Rapid* players, one from household goods from the Mrs. Black gelding, 8 year* old, weight 1100. Brass trimmed double harness, nearly new. Chicago nnd another from Detroit., Mattie Lynd house, on Arlington Wllllr Hu, Wont Slrbblib. MIBDLEbllXE. Bay gelding, 1 years old, weight 1250. Good heavy wagon. Double light harness. ~ ’ who were entered n* a Grand Hapstreet to the home of her parent*. Sorrvi mare. 2 years old. weight 1200. nulb-r tor la»l: K* «ntl f»mU>r ot Orand Trunk wagon. id* learn. Hasting* entered a pro-1 n.un.-2 Good single liantesaes. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prindle. Chestnut inure. Height 1200. ------------ luiuo. wl»> Ik.. W-IT .S'in'JW guest, of tert on lhe ground* that nmi-tvsi-•season’* HastingKelley Campbell & Prnlt shipped live Top buggy, good one. . feed grinder. . MtMu O. II M. VI WliilM Bay man*, weight 1150. dents were in the game, but lheir employed in Tom Doyle'* ie<mi .-util and .Mi* White, stock on Saturday. !x)W lift manure spreader, new lost year. objection* were overruh-d. Iu the1 laurant all winter, left for hirthome Mr. and Mr*. G. B. Johnson nnd CATTLE AND HOGS. The usual crowd was in town Bro five passenger automobile. final contest Jietween Hastings nml in Dexter. Monday. Stelibin* udl daughter. Susie, Accompanied by Saturday, and tho trading was good, Black Jersey cow, 6 year* old, due Sept. 1. the so-called Graml Rapids team,report In the Chicago White, Mr. and Mr*. Albert Wieringa, went so the merchants all wear that Old* G h. p. gasoline engine. Yearling lirifer, ?4 Holstein. the Chicago man dropped out of the tu* bu ha* an opportunity iu J" Hasting*. Wednesdipr last, on the smile that won’t come off. Deering corn huskcr, 2 rolls. WUlfe brood sow ami 5 pig* .1 week* old. ’ opposing team and was replaced bv make good, if be ran prove him- "lorning train, where they passed Our marshajl has started in tn Buzz saw, arbor and frame, one 20 In. and one White brood sow and 4 pig* Ii weeks old. Cliinnirk. one of lhe tie.*t player* iii ' s'*lt callable oMmlding hi* own with •*!«• day with Ira Oli*. returning in clean up the accumulation* nf win­ 30 In. saw. Land rollee. 1 SiioulK, weight 125 pounds each. this country. Hasting* tost bv Ihree <•«' other candidate* for the team the afternoon -with Mr. Johnson's ter from off our streets. A much 6 Pigs 2 montlLs old. Pair Belknap bob sleighs. Many <«f of the tlm fan* fan* hoped Imped to to *•*' sec “Slob’ big 35 Ii. p. Detroiter automobile. trick*. ' [ Many needed improvement. ' l.r.l.i.,,1 the I I... bat ... 11>. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. The Ypsilanl i Trophy was played behind iu Hasting* again I Mr. nnd Mrs.BealonMonroucnFARM TOOLS AND MACHINERY. Edw. B. Whitmore of Holland, Quick meal range. Two healing Moves. for hy pair*, pair*. 41 44 palm pair* being lieing entered. enti'red.l this season. terlainod about sixty friend* and came homo Saturday and remained fur by Milwaukee grain binder. 2-horse dump rake.. Refrigerator, good one. C. It. Harber and George Myers I • -■ —----j neighbor* Friday evening of last over Sunday a* tho guest of his Ohio shir drill cry hay rake. Edison phonograph with 150 good records. ' missed the Icophy by one quarter of; Basket Ball Friday Evening. , [week. Mr. Monroe expects In move parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Whit­ New Deere hoy loader, a good one. DeLaval cream separator. to hi* new home south of Hastings more. nmatch. seemetl Until nthe final decision. iv will l.e n b isk.-t hall New Superior grain drill .with fertilizer at I. Harting* *uro winner. I’>il ।1 oilt|,.‘Froiav evening litwJl^ llm , next week. Andrew Wieringa and Ed Hall Joint Deen* riding plow. About 70 Pl>moulhJhH'Arns. Gobbler. / of rMe2hm1"."l^nn,rn 'i‘r ’'la>i"g! "asllng* high school live mid n ! i Mi»* Manno McConnell who is had the spring fever I ha other day. Osltornc spring tooth drag. f rl.T?!u» X " and Oiminon.s.; (.(llni„,^d nf njemfr r* of the leaching school at Clnrksvill", is and a* the result Andrew is ridln" 2 Hen turkey*. Other numerous articles. Lillie Willie Iwo-horsJ cultivator. “ *hn tropl,y alumni. Lined up Imine enjoying n week's vacation. behind Hie roan horse that Ed has 1 Inl'ihA" L; «ri I against I lie local high will be the L Ell McNaughton and Harold Otto owned for several years, and Ed is Jlr^t. ‘ullM’M'0.,1 I h'lh'wing veterans: Coach. Walter , of the M. A. (L uro liunrn spending driving lhe former Wieringa horse \v /• i L G' n“y'” ,,"1U| I’lmlp*. Daniel WalldorlT. Budd Van a week's vacation. A change of color is pleasing to the °r ,OpMWnrr*: ‘'"J Houten. Harry Hilton. Lynn Brown Mr*. James Irving has beon-suf- eye. Shn n iiaVJh/w JV h,‘rn i"f Juckrou. and Hanford f»hive|ef. faring with nn nltack of la grippe Mr. Palmer, who unloaded a car : for flic past week .but is improving of horses bore last week, sold n *o as lo bo able to attend to (.er portion of them and then look th* All «um» of $5.00 and undar, cull Ovir that house hold duties. balance to Caledonia, whore ho C. M. Hmilh nnd Wm. Goman, held an auction on Saturday. amount 6 months time will ho given on good , made a business trio Al the Republican caucus on Sat­lo Battle notes with Interest at 0 per cent large, about 100 being prosenl. The Maltby Will Play Here. Creek, lrt*t week, going Tuesday urday. the following Hoke I was K"d%rHX«',,U ° >! MalUiv. who played flrst i and returning Friday. nominated: Supervisor. Fred E. *l'lm monthly covenant and husi- Mead; Clerk, Fred O. Slokoc: Treas­ min in Hasting*. >a<.k M (.i(,VM.Iy last season for tlm meeting of the Baptist church 1urer. Arthur H. Bell; Highway local team, will again hold down i)e»* Im held nt the church Batur- Commissioner. Horatio E. Miller: I .oral Whisler* May' Competefirst liase for the locals. Mpllby.'[ will day al 2:30 p. m. Justice of ike Peace. Henry C A movement has iteea started1 who is at present attending the Mr*. E. E. Day has her millinery Helrigle: Member Board of Review. which may result in »>*nding a local। stale university, is a member of the, opening this week, beginning Andrew Finkboiner; to AH vacan­ leant to coiijpi le in the Americani base ball squad. Thursday nnd continuing the re­ cy Board Review. Henry Adams: Whist tournament which will be mainder of Hie week. Constable*, James H. Sanborn. held in Chicago some time in May. Announcement. The w. C. T.'U. will meet with Nathan Moffitt, Loren. Tungate and The Hartings player* nre consider­ Having nveivml tlm mdninationi Mr*. James Clark. Tuesday nfler- Claud Rosenborg. ed among the best iu Michigan and , , , ,, their record al the stale meet in for City -Treasurer, 1 wish to an­ noon of this week nt 2:30 p. m. / rhe Democrats nominated lhe COL. W. H. COUCH SHERM STRONG Mrs. H. A. Johnson who has been following ticket: Supervisor. Chrjs Detroit last week prove* that they nounce that I will perforin thei f ill for several weeks is slowly im. duties of the office to the best of are capable of competing with tin” Maichele: CF-rk, Lee M. Johnson: Auctioneer Clark J my ability and will appreciate thei proving at this writing. Treasurer. Giles Halton; Highway E. J. McNaughton left Monday ,Commis'iuner. G. G. Polis; Justice [vole of all who can conscientiously forenoon for Detroit, on business. E. J. McNaughton. WANT ADV8. PAY. 'support me. Harry II. Miller. COL. ROSS BURDICK HASTINGS WHISTERS MAKE HIE SHOWING — AUCTION SALE Thursday, April 9th, 1914 2 NOON. SHELTER FOR HORSES IF IT STORMS. A. J. ROBERTS, Proprietor �HBMawcaaWM*. JPannaft ©onrsilbilliifty apbil x i»u. Southwestern Barry - - .,w. P«r«Mia Upoa Parity, Fonrala nod Grtadty. DELTON. an evening There will .be Easier services at The LA. 8. ie M. E. church on Easter Hunloy -•wm, social » at Hie hall hi on the evening of lhe ilh. All oonkallj invited. for both morning and evening sea- April ■ sypper. . _ illans. The chiidrcu will give an Picnic 1 hour on Sunday morning at IQ:30, .Georae .Munger has traded his , Gaem-work formula means repainting. B. P. 8. Paint is made for some property in Urbahand the cantala, "The Dawn Im- arm . on a formula which is known lo give satisfactory insult*—lhal. is mortal," will bv given on Sunday < le, and will move there won. £ .giving satisfaction to-day, and has for years. No guess work by Mra. Myra Thomas, who has bren evening al 7.-00. Everybody cordi­ al Bailie Greek the past two weekb ally Invited to attend both morning I i ilitoribts—but practical paint making by practical paihl men. and evening services. 1returned home Sunday. / Coarse, gritty paint is not durable. Lack of proper mixing and moved to The Ladies’ Auxiliary mol With , The switch board • '.griding means poor working, covering arid wearing qualities. new home" over Nickerson's Mrs. Orren Barrel last Thursday Ila I Store, this week, and now it will ■' powerful steam paddles mix ll. 1*. 8. Paint With absolute thoroughafternoon. • Mrs. Goallwin and children of bo I "Hello Carl." nils, and the pigment is then crushed to the lineal possible du­ Lansing are spending, tho week , Calvin Stevens arid family visited ll grtc in especially constructed machinery. This produces a smooth, Mr. and .Mrs. George' Muw, Sun­ with Mr. and Mfu. Gwinn;' I ~ line material, free from lumps mid grit, that gives the best- possible Dr. Morford and family are now ’.< Tho L. A. 8. met ^d the hail I results in easy-working qutllitles( covering and spreading capacity, settled in the Adams house. Mrs. H. M. Slick of Temperance, Thursday of thi*,w«’k. lino lliiish and durability. Mr. and Mrs.-Heqn^SI even* spent Mich, is visiting her daughter, MraZ • ll. P. 8. l*aint. on account of its durability, is tho most economlheir daugh­ M. J. Cross. Ipari of lasl-Week at Bailie Creek. Mhnf Bernice Pennock and Miss ters I > leal that can be secured. Mr. and Mrs. George Munger will Lois Leonard attendodjhc Epwortli entertnin lheir friends • wiih n League Convention al Kalamazoo ' dance nnd supper on Thursday eve­ from Friday until Monday. < of this week. . Mr. and Mrs.' Marshall Norwood ning ' Will Garrett and family spent and daughter Marie are spending with FriHUt Memrrling ami a few days with Mra. Frank Nor- Sunday I wife. wood. . Mrs. Mary Isham, who attends Clayton Brandsleller of Kalam­ at Kalamazoo, is nt home for azoo College and George Green and school j •Isk for 11. P. H. Sealed Evidence (paint coeds, color curd mid vacation. Harold llouvenir of Hastings are her I plates of colored houses)—FREE. ' The little friends of Doris Dunn having a week’s vacation. bo glad to hear Hint she is re­ Mrs. Fred Green and children are will ’ covering and also that she is grate­ spending tho. week with relatives in ' ful lo them all for the many post­ Sunlleld. ami flowers sent Iu her dur­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hornbeck of cards J her illness.' ' East Hickory were guests of Mr. ing 1 George Miller lias been having a and Mrs. Searles over Sunday. with rheumatism. Our school has closed for a week tussle 1 of vacation. Mr. Hauer has gone to , There was n house party al Frank ’s Friday night. Woodland nnd Miss Smith is in McCarty Bailie Creek. DOWLING. The W. C. T. U. will meel next There will be a carpel rag social Tuesday with Mrs. Gladys Gaskill, Get busy and select your kind of seeds, we have There will be an Easter program at the home of Walter Urmsbe this, them, all kinds already on hand week Friday evening. April 3. A and everyone is invited. . , Mrs. Cross and children were in warm sugar supper will be served, followed by an old faidimm-d spell­ Hastings Wednesday. ing match. Special' music Is being ‘ Be first and make Good Friday your planting day A crowd of ladies from (own prepared. . ’ . spent n pleasant day with Mrs. Mark Skillman who has been sick Wesley Norwood Thursday. Ml long, is able fit; be about Hie \ Good seeds make good gardens Mrs. WUI'Hughes and children house. are visiting in Hastings, Miss Laura Bryant, frarher in Mrs. John Slater had company lhe Battle Creek school, is at home for a week's vacation. from Battle Creek Saturday. Jake DeCrorkrri father of Rich­ Homer Green is nuivirtg his fam­ land nnd brolher-rn-lliw of Silas ily into the Leinaar house. * Tho Young People’s Bible Class Dosler. of Prairieville, spoilt Thurs­ day with him. are plannhpr to have n cl ami parly Mrs. Reeves of Baltic Creek I* dpin Him church parlors Friday even­ .ing housework ai Perry Henkes’. ing. Phone 16-6 Banfield Exchange Sam Smith and wife visiled his Charles Kopf is working in Ionin. ----------------1^.----------------------------------------------Dr. Hubert Marshall of Grand hroliier Jamie'Sinilh nml wife near Rapids has been ill for lhe past few Liiuy. days nl lhe home of his uncle, Gil­ R. K. Stanton and wife 5|»ml Sun­ bert Searles. day with John Himjkhy and fam­ Mrs. Smith was in Kalninazoo ily al Lacey. Friday. t'.Lt)VERDALE. Miss Aildle Green visited in KnlWaller McIntyre spent from Sat­ aiqazoo over Sunday. urday until Mondavi with his par­ Edd. Haliws. son and daughter of ents, Mr. ami Mrs.-Mr»W»re-of e«rlPlainwell were guests of Mr. nnd lon. Mrs. (tale al the hotel Saturday. Turns to thoughts uf tools witfi which to prepare the soil for the Mr. and Mrs. Ed. I'enriels and Mrs. MeQuarrio of Hastings was grand daughter Glt nntre s(H>nt over annual planting. an over Sunday visitor of Mrs. Un­ Sunday wiih their son in Kalama­ Halt the joy of puttering around in the yard comes from the derhill. zoo. • possession of suitable utensils with which to put the bed in Mrs. John Acker who has been Julia Ann Clark wa* Im nr in Biiigliamlmi. N. Y, November 20, spending a few days with her shape. IH2U, and died March 20lh. 1911. nt ■laughter nt Hickory Corners came ' We stock the celebrated Union Tool Company's line. Let us lhe ripe age of Hi years. I months home Sahirdny. 1 • and 6 days. October •3rd. 1819, she Mrs. Flora Mason nf Rirlilnnd s. assist you ioxnaking gardening easy. was married to Win B. Ford. To spent Thursday mid until Saturday them were Horn four children, two with her mother Mrs. Julia Gibson. sons and two daughte.rs, all of Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Brubaker was whom nre living. These together in Hostings on busings Saturday. with lhe husband nnnniii lotnourn Lewis Acker tmd Waller McIn­ . HARDWARE her loss. The funeral was held Sat­ tyre were In Milo on business one Clovferdalo Michigan, urday foren<M>n at lhe home of her dny Iasi we<>k. .....................—, daughter. ____________ Mra. F/A. Blackmail Mrs. Elmer Kelley was taken Sat­ with whom she lias made her horns urday evening wiih acute indiges­ for several years and who, during tion. She is ’just nlmut lhe same her illness, has given Iter lhe best nl Inis writing. of loving care. The seraiees were Miss Ada Goodneker is working conducled liy Rev. John Slater of for Mr*. Bert ChiNm for awhile. Hie M. E. church mid the burial was Mrs. Mnrlha llnjdi.gle |efl for al Prairieville. Kalninazoo Kaliinlny on account of Ou Account of lllmws Miss M. A. he<* husband's illnrM. Mr. and Mrs. Claud* Mosher wn« Cleary, lhe Boston Beauty Specia­ list, has postponed her visit to l>el- in Prairieville Sunday lo see Hi<We arc receiving almost daily, merchandise of in­ lon until the week beginning April doctor. Mr. ami Mrs. Herl McCallmn Jmik terest to every woman. Here are a few of the new 20th. Give Ihi’ living the ilowers of |ove. dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs arrivals for this week: ' Herb Johncox of Prairieville. Not wail till the Journey's o’er; Church Notes. lips Satin finish Poplin in Linen, Smoke, Copen- There will he preaching 'here When the hungry heart and patient Are still for evermore. next Sunday nl 10:00 n. m. njid al hagen Blue, Navy and Golden Brown. Shultz nl 2:30 p. in. mid in the even­ Curd of Thanks. ing al 7:.'to p. m. White Wool Serge, Shepherd Checks. To all who were so kind to us in We will have lhe Sunday School oqr sorrow, we thank you. lesson out of our n- w Quarterlies, All over Embroideries, all over Igccs, StickWin. 11. Foul. lesson I. Title of the lesjuui i» Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Blackman. “ Christ's Table Talk." Luke 11:7­ eric Finishing Braid in white and colored Adv. 21. Topic, "Humility <'aHhmcnde<(." ADLLTEHADTED PAINT is short llrad. B. H. 8. Paint is a [t pure lead, zinc, and linseed oil paint. No •’quiek-procoac" or adul- tended lead; po "new-process" oil pr petroleum mixture, common 1 iii ordinary paints. with EKXH® E, TlffllE KIEXAHX STOKE Kflac&i^sa. HMte, Spring Is Here Try Ours . E,. Tungate & Son In the Spring the Gardener’s Fancy .. Campbell and McCallum NEW ARRIVALS edges, put up in 4 and 6 yard bolts, at only------- - ----------- -------- 10, 15 and 25c. SPECIALS Men’s 50c Dress Shirts at_________________ ___________ __33c Men's Neckties at---------- --------------- ------------------- 8, 10, 19 and 39c Men’s President Suspenders at—.—--------------------19 and 39c Kopf & Kopf Michigan Delton, If you get it at Kopf’s its clean. Per Cent We Pay Delton State Bank Capital Surplus >20,000.00 6,000.00 • A. A. Aldrich, Prcw. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prcw. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aidrich ’ DIRECTORS Dr. Donald McLcay Wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes ’ Advertise in tfie BANNER. George J. Doster L. B. Tcerpcning Everbody Reads It. FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. . Surprised E. B. Payne. E. B. Payne, of Highland Peach farm, was most happily surprised on last Friday* evening. His children, grandchildren, friends and neigh­ bors came to neinind him that it was hii^ birthday. The evening was spent in visiting, music and gameb. A bountiful repast was served tilxml midnight. Rev. J. B. Griswold in u feeling and willy way presented him with u large leather chair, a remembrance from Mrs. E. ii. Payne nnd lheir children. He also (•I received other beautiful presents. Al 0 wee sninll hour lhe guests departed, wishing Mr. Payne many more happy birthdays, and express^ - ing lheir pleasure for having lieen able to participate in thu pleasure of this one. CARVEIH & STEBBINS HAVE " STARTED WALL PAPER SALES MULHOLLAHD IS OFfERIM OVER GRANGE HALL CORNERS. MIm Ha/'-l Msbrtilgor nml Will Hammond were quitely married at Hastings, the 26th by Judge Mack. Congratulations. Mr. Davis’ Hide adopted baby is sick .al this jyriliqg. ShMey Adams is quite sick. Dr. Keller is nlleii<ling. Aiidrew Adams' horse, which has been very sick is butler. Mrs. Talmage has gone lo Belle­ vue to care for her daughter amt I lit He grandson. There wns a dpneo held al llm I home of Frank MrCarly. Friday night. _ Loralielle Warner nl tended a { birthday party for Leo Doty, Sat­ urday. Henry Van Sycklos from Hie north, is visiting his brother, Fred and family. Will Phillips' p«*op|e hroughl lhe little baby home In Mr. nml Mi’s. Clialmer Morris, after caring for il a. few weeks. Mrs. Hose PhilHpC is going to Middleville, to help care for a sis- Atirie Timgtile and Miss Crites of Ihmlield. called to see Shirley Adams. Sunday. Jesse IHsbriilger and wife enterlained for dimier Sunday. Mr. and Mra. .Andrew Ketchum of loiccy. GRANGE PHOGHAM. Program for Jn ing Grange, April 7. ItHI: Irish stories, respondml to by all. Heading— Preston Parmer. • Song. - • “The - Torrens Land Title Sys­ tem," a live ininute paper or talk By Clpis. Woodruff. . Heading—Jennie WilUanuL Flower march. * Study of soil fertility. ’ Mary Kronawitter, Lecturer. "Which are the alum baking powders; how can I avoid them unless they are named?" asks a housekeeper. Hara is one way: take the can of a lowpriced powder ■ your hand and read the ingredient clause upon the back label The law requires that if the powder contains alum that fact must be there stated. If you find one of the ingredients named alum, or sul* phate of aluminum, you have found an alum bafa# paotder. There i» another and a better wav. You don't have to know the names of die alum powders. Use Royal Baking Powder only; that assures you a cream of tartar powder, and the purest and most healthful baking powder beyond question. HOPE CENTER. To the Voters of Carlton. Mr. and Mra. John Acker and ”N'o man reMyu^jimre than I whal family spent Sunday with Mr. mid il means (•■‘hIIF|Wr"bWce trfa lownMrs. Eddy of Soulh Wall Lake. Little Helen Acker spent Inst ship where the oji|Miaing party can week with her grand parent*. Mr. snow a man under. A report I* living circulnlcd that mid Mra. Nick Acker before leav­ I have no telephone. That ought ing for her new home in Indiana. Mrs. O. Geslcr returned home not lo bur me, u* 1 can gel one any home Saturday from (kiopersville. lime. where she has been takfng rare of The highway commissioners olllee her daughter, Mrs. John Anders, has been held in the east-end hut who has Iweii seriously ill. She is once m twenty years. Now voters ceported some belter. is'nl the easl-eiid of our township Mr. and Mrs. Ely Payne uf Clover- entitled to some consideration?' I dab1 attended the parly at E. B. have lierii overset^ in District No. I Payne's, Friday evenings two yemsi I am willing to stand or Mrs. Edit Acker of Wall Dike, fall on my record. 1 will refer you spenl Sunday with Mr. mid Mr*. I to the township board lhal 1 was I Nick Acker. I under, consisting of two prominent Mr. mid Mrs. Elmer Payndjof, democrats, namely: Clinton HeuKalamazoo, are s|»eiidiiig a few j ney and Wesley Eisenhood. I think ddys with his parents, Mr. and these men will tell you that my Mrs. E. B. Payne. [work wns satisfactory. I am qualiMrs. Will Whilleinoro of Soulh, llcd to build a road If called upon Wall kike spent Saturday with her as I have already graded, surveyed parents Mr. aud Mrs. O. Gesler. work. I wuul to say lo you. who want your tuxi^s 'higher: Slay at Caird of Thanks—We wish lo lake home, and you that waiil them low­ this opportunity of thanking our er, turn out on Monday, mid be there friends mid neighliora who so kind­ ,al noon, and have a voice in making ly nssislcd during lhe denlh mid your own loxes and then you wmi't Imrial of our beloved husband and have tn blame your supenisor, father, mid to the ringers nnd the when he is called upon to levy minisler for his words of consola­ them. Frank Crawford. tion. mid for tlm many beautiful tloral offerings. Mr*. Ira Edger mid Children. Mrs. Margaret Hose and two grandchildren an* visiting her sou Juke Hose, of Grand Rapids. BANNEB WANT ADV8. PAY. Do You Know Kelley? Kelley is Cloverdale’s live Groceryman. He keeps things moving in his store. Always a clean, fresh stock of Groceries. They don’t have a chsncc to get stale. If you haven’t bought of Kelley yet, you better do so. You’ll be pleased ">rith his service. PLUMBING <5 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING ll you have any work in the above lines 1 shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the fob. And you will find my .prices as low as I can possibly make them. My Other Lines— Pneumatic Pressure Systems, 'Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines InstaHed. DELTON. CHAS. DENEAL'ZSS* MICHIGAN. Also Running Hperlal Clean-l'p Sale On About 230 One And Two Hoorn Lots. A. E. Milholland is •‘ITentig lo lh<* people uf Hastings and Barry cminly between ati.msi ami 60,000 rolls of new and exclusive wall paper de-; signs. Mr.* Mtillmlkmd has been here for u-mimle t*..f>yearM and is well known as a resiamsible .wall paper merchant of Barry County. He ul«o is making olhw olfe. mgthul will he of deep interest l.i house holdars jusl nf this lime. It will be irilen-sling read his ad. on page 13 of this issue. You know whut tliry arc, you KNOW that there an- no bettor on the mnrkrL When you buy uny our of Hivm- plow? you know thut you arc gelling the DEBT. We don't try to sec how CHEAP u line of furm tools and imicliinery we run carry, bul HOW BRANT OTIS & COMPANY GOOD. Wc know then that If you pulnmizc us mire you will "come uguiu," mid it is tl»c "COME BACK" trade that we count upon for our business. .. MAKING EASTER SH0WIN6 Grant Ol's and Company utc now operating two stores, one at Remus. Mich, ip aildilion to ttleir atom in this city. Now instead Of buying for Just one store they gel'lhu udvuntagu in price thul naturally conies in those who buy in larger quantities, by buying fur Iwlh sloros al once. .■ This week they .are mfajrlitihuspeeiul Eaitbv ciellmig.»Il*>fd Itodrj ltd. on page 9. A little money gets u lol of“wull I paper ut Mulholland's.—Adv. BALTIMORE TOWN JANE. L. Wilcox visited his mother Mrs. Oat Wilcox of Hastings Saturday ami Sunday. Mrs. Harry Payne of,near Delton VUIted nl Bert Garrison's Iasi week. Min. Della Weeks- of Haslings is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Bush, till* week. Philip Tunics has the grip also a sprained ankle.' Fred Haymond of South Dakota is visiting nl Chas. Hlevens. . Mrs. Fil'd Elsey is sick with a cohl. Larue Eggleston of Grand llnpiiis visited his aunt .Mrs. Herl Garrison and family Saturday and Sunday. How to Detect the Alum Baking Powder 50,000 ROLLS WAU PAPER They Huie a Big Stock of Fine Recently Started Branch Store In Pat|crns and High Grade Remus, Mich., mill Report Papers. Good Biisiucisf. ■ The Ilcxull Store of Carvctli and Stebbins i* one ^of the big wall i»aper stores of ihrfry county. Al­ ways nl liousoetoaning lime they ore found preUy busy., hoi only wall payer sales do this but the call for quantltiqs of interior llnishes. dialqTcidanls. eto. I Him week they’have mi adv.-of inter-1 e«t to thoiw who are expecting lol du «o|pr ivpuirtug.il> lheir iiomca. CMESSEV. Gay Walers who ha* been employ­ ed at lhe Slate Hospital-during the winter-is again al home. Mrs. E. D. Reynold* wa* lhe guest of- Mr*. Harnr Lino in Kalamazoo several days fust week. Mrs. W. Fuller received a box of orange blossoms last week from Mrs. J. H. Brunjes, St. PelerabuFjTrla, The L. A. 8; which was to meet Thursday was postponed on ac­ count of lhe rain until next Thurs­ day, April 2, when they will' be en­ tertained by Mra. E. D. Reynolds. Dinner will be wrved. • . Miss Nellie . Doolittle has been sewing for Mra. Frank Wright the past week. Since our last Jake Tack has moved lo his farm north of BanHeld and Waller Boylvn lias taken his place on the Fisher farm. Mae Cairns left for her home near Hastings, Thursday after sev­ eral weeks visit with her cousin Lucile Reynolds. Mrs. Will Whlto visited her sons in Battle Greek from Saturday un­ til Monday and Mra. E. D. Reynolds spent the same time with an aunt in Augusta. Mr. Wallers of Colon was the re­ cent guest of Frank Wright. Mrs. C. Pellirigill and Grace Boylen were guesla at Waller Boylen’s Saturday. Gay Waters and Will Shorter sheared sheep for Boylan and Fish­ er. Monday. Miss Alice Bolter and friend vis­ ited at Shelps Resort, Pine lake, ov­ er Sunday. Mias I/ois Shorter is Improving from her long Illness. Wetlnesilay, March 25 being her birthday she was given a ikibI card shower. SlTe received 115 curds mid n silver spoon from the L. A. 8. Mr. and Mra. Charles Turner ar­ rived home Friday after spending lhe winter in Florida. Mr. and-Mrs. Floyd Collison nml Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walers of East Di-llon silent Sunday with their friends here. PLOWS Willi our light operating mid living expense, wc urc able to sell you Hw BES1' goods al us low a priee. or even lower, than uliu-rs ask for the inferior kind. WE ALSO SELL ’OSBORN" HAHHtHys, "SUPERIOR." “-MyWAGIAC," THOMAS’ AND ON­ TARIO’ DRILLS AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF FIRST CLASS FARM MACHINEIW AXD KMILS U \ Aldrich Brothers Co. HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS AND FURNITURE Delton, Miohlgan �THE HASTINGS BANNER l»WF FIGHT WANTS THE BEST FOR THE MONEY STORE erinlend local agencies in nil vil lagc.4 of Ikyry roiyily. l.ibei.i commission and expriiM**. A«I dress, Marmn Porter, DIM. Mgr. CharloHr, .Mich. l-wl ___________________________ t-wk Writing desk A»d chair. cheap.’ । Billie 11 ilcluock.__________ t-wk • For Mill1—I'.vtrti bargain m n iwed ’ j’or Sale-Span black grade per-! !.i>i,> ».uupped with । dieron mares, r. vears old. one int ud lire-, idr,,nl. Wt. 2800 sound mid right.I ca-o. la-an price ♦525. Clyde Craig. -South, .•.irly -ale 1 ,.n(| Mohlgnniery Si- Hastings, '■^ti 'rl * "i 'd _!2J2!!£_5®L!L________ ’_____ *~w'k' Middleville. Koonw, cn suite, furnished «»r un­ ’ ' furiiishwk-nniie IlilcliNick. l-wk! Wanted—Wasliing* homo. Inquire 11. IU acre* of land, chicken house with !0 roti* of fence around run­ way, 30 younx fruit trees and .oth­ er small fruit. Seven blocks from bank corner*. For Sole—pure bred rt. I. C. snw*., bred for Ann I farrow; also v. pure bred O. I.J’, boars, fi mnullisj old.’ fiilliorl s^'iti. .Quimby, c.ilizeiis phonp-froin llaxlingx. l-wk i File men uf rent salvx ability, rap-; all fenced. Enquire aide bf entiling *tNi or nmre p* r ... ,111.'.' •• ••■ —"I _ «io^ilii. Hav>* some .Michigan leiwithin a wook. My herd boar riliwy now open. Tho I man <>d ■Ataslcrpiree’’ included. Must, Co„ Cle.velmnl, l-wl., have room. Jbdiril Marlin. 388­ brood sow and choice ... ...... . I long 4 sliorl. ___________l-wk | DoMolt. '■J"’'"* "ak: Blryrlr. new lire*, coaster. Bar-| healer. Ivv Wanted—Poultry any time doth, at fnnn in Enin- nilli<> Hdchrock._____ l-wk, I \vo work nt residence. J. («. Kirchner. ,. Ilanfidd Cumiiniaii Expcusos.! For xalr—Nevv niildi cow. Phone । 2H. 2 long 1 «dimi. ' Mr-. D. H. Crtll tendril. * l-wk if Phone 49*11. Wanted—HmiM'demmig or work by the day. .Miss C. Fkivbi. Phone SHIR. 2-wks For sale—fioiilile hnilM’. silllahle for either « My Bazaar Stork of . .... Is. nnd llxturc* are for wile. Mrs. l-.mmn ft. of renter of Freeport village. Fitch. .Nashville, Mich. I.oi ,1x8. with wood li<ui«e. ham. —'■------- ------- I A.'i'Ording to mi iqiinion received i ; cow. « yr*. i|||j< morning by County Clerk An-i Plione l.i-J.1,1ms from Anorney i ionoral Fd‘ ....... lows, il will lii1 unnoces-ary for' candidates who d.i imt receive or! disburse funds for nomination or eledioh io make a »w<irn stale-! proper I Michl* t'-wk btypTad ~__ i formation. ■oft prater In kitchen and bath For Sale—lionu\ room. Electric lights and r:i« Hours newly pnlnied nnd In good blocks from Rtsi* Ft. Inquire on premise* ur Phone Cltlrcn* 13!. if Winded—A good For Mile—Early seed pulal<H-s. It. Met Furnished Rooms for tight housekeeping nt 301 So. Church |.i.di- &5.00 Blue Serge Sgeolai Positively the best $15.00 Suit to be had. Guaranteed All Wool and Fast Color. G. F. Chidester Clothier, Hastings, Midh. furnish full iii- <sdl Brewiw in .Newton's Pond. heft* <g ■rtl hl* e* Culgrov, good condition. .Call plioite.109 I -wk kmxh). k GLOTHGRflFT ning. A iril .'tr<l. al a conundrum. roll bdonuing !>■ Mr. Shinton of; ............... ' ’ '• - Dowling on Monday. lhe animal’1 Hinde fair prngii" in his schooling* until il wan driven along the street Ibirdering .Newton < pond. Here it 1 began tn rear until it plunged into}, lhe pond and wns drowned. Wanted—Boy wants |>osilinii on fnrfn by month. Phmie Hi II 2s For sale or cvdiungc—For ,lior*e. extra good single seat motor litur­ i-wk gy fully equipped costing *T>IH.<xi, run but little. WitJ sacrifice for For Sale—Pair of mares, weight icooo pounds. L. A. Ahhey. Hast­ ings. Phone fip7B. ( ,‘f year <4d: one black mare 2 years ’old and bay gelding 3 year* old Also a pair bay brood mine* with fool, price *250. Hiram Wall*. Woodland phono 8I*?, mile south Woodland. * 2-wks NO. 5130 FARMS FARMS i Canadian Pacific Ry. Lands Saskatchewan and Alberta ■ 2U yewfopay for farm, Will run excursions every week in Marchand. April to the richest farming country HASTINGS MARKETS ygitiM—HKrsil. PHI Corroded, Thursday. April 2. Xha lUdiuga. MlUuw <4Uh Brown, Middleville. । II- <V1 <-..iilw for wlu.nl ’.. J. ml. ' • -try* : X.ITICC mi beef, veal mid live Inigs.j: 1 also jioiiilry. bran nnd iniddliiigs. [| | Potatoes me qiiolnl a lit lie lower. || For Nule-Euhl room house, one j : and one half lol* mid limn. En­ quire A. I). Maynard. 2-wks For Sale—Some hnusclintd furni- . valor, ladder, fruit cans. etc. First linuse cast of Bool factory. 2-wks: Foe Sale Brand - new lidtise. and ; friiin.one to six lots; also dry wood. Ira Baldwin, phone IXilB. tf I For Sale—Al a bargain, one house nnd two lots. 1st. want Hastings Inquire 202 No. Michigan Ave. tf For Sale Cheap—Five room house . an<l barnun 2nd. ward. Good lo-1 cation; Rec James M. Smith. 2wk-fFor Sale Cheap—A good two horse | power nearly new. Inquire 717 South Midi. Ave. 2-wks | Low Priced Because duality is High French’s White Lily is the Cheapest Flour You Can Buy For Sale Cheap- Bough t-inch lum­ ber for roofing mid sheeting, also • bill stuff. Plume 4ikU. Inquire F. G. Pierce, City. If Our flouring plant is in constant operation both night and day. We could not afford to sell French's White Lily Flour at the price we do if this were not so. . ment 4 Inches thick. All jobs Busranteed. I also do repairing ■ nd cleaning. Work neatly done. I ■hall lie glad to give you price* on building or repairing. Phone 4*7. For Sale—Good work hopse, five yrs. old. weight about i MM. L. E. Mudge Morgan. It.'I. 2-wks count of poor health. Frank Hasel. HsiUnx*. tf I have for amice, registered Dur­ ham bull. Register No. .'W8589. Herbert Eaton, section il, Balti­ more. Phon# 268-ILIS. 4wks Taxes, rent, interest, insurance, heat and numberless other general expenses are no greater fdr 8 hours than they would be for 24 hours. The concern that has the orders can double or treble the volume of business by running 2-1 hours that it could do in 8 hours, ^nd at a very small additional expense. This, at least, will cut down the general expense by one-half and at the same time turn out'a better qua)ity of goods, because when the machinery is kept in motion it will do a better and more even quality of your stomach with a lot of poor, soggy, indigestible t work by running along at a steady uniform speed. bread. Your experience with flour made in the or­ French’s White Lily Flour is made better than' dinary mills will confirm that .statement. other flours for the reasons given above. It doesn’t Why not settle the flour problem at once. Why cost you any more, because of the manufacturing not just TRY a sack of French’s White LUy ? Yqu’ll economies we have in the plant by reason of our run­ ning night and day, with the best and latest models . find it will cut down your living expenses, because you will use ev6ry particle of it. There will be no of labor saving machinery that-money can buy, and spoiled bakings, and no flour thrown away, or wast­ with the knacks that over 40 years’ experience in ed. making nothing but French’s White Lily Flour have If French’s White Lily Flour wasn’t better than taught. You can pay more money for flour but yqu won’t get anything as good as French’s White Lily. • the others there wouldn’t be so many people want it They wouldn’t keep this big mill running day and Possibly you can buy flour for less money? blit you’ll night year in and year out. Why don't you try a [( find it far more expensive in the end. Why?^ Be­ sack of this flour, if you are not using it now? cause you’ll either throw a lot of it away or punish Two Lots For Salr—Cheap, if taken al once. Inquire of J. M. Henry or phone 323 B. 2-wks For Sale—Three shoals, weight about too liis; also one stock hog. white, weight 2iX» lbs. A. J. Hop­ kins, Dolton. Route 3. l-wk J wish to lufariii my patrons that I will be at Hilling's diop filing saws of all kinds and hammering mill saws. J. M. Whittemore. Phone 590 R. l-wk.| For sale.—A good laying strain of eleven well bred White Orping­ ton bens and rooster. Priie one dollar n piece. Ray Gould. Nash­ ville, Mich- ftpulo 4. l-wk If. MIDDLEVILLE ROLLER MILLS R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN. -• • RMMMMMMi •- - MMMMMMMMJt �THE HASTINGS BANNER MSBL 11114—20 HStt nnd one nf them pumps its wnier inovjlable raise in insurance rales from a lake, while ours come* P mi unless we slop waste of city’ wider. WfllM, nml is W per rent. pure. And the loss fram a lire, which we Other cities, some of them tolally • could not tight with low pressure. melereih have a minimum rate of would mean far more Hinn the cost tn 110.00 per year, with corres­ of metering lhe whole city. Fail­ ponding increase iu price for water ure lo make every ronswnuo-inler<*stcd directly in slopping waler used above the minimum. regarding iiKspox'Rinn.rrv Row mnny water users in this waste means that we mu**i make up MR. EVARTS REPLIES TO V ( |RLH.AR iVHK II vn It KF.IN city have nuy idea of lhe amount of I ho loss in some- manner,. . FOR METERING WATER TO Nnw if then* 1s" aqy -portion in! waler they use? Take for example The consvmerr COMMISSION GOVT. Hie minimum amount by meter. Hastings who donhli-fhnt lhe 201-1 muter* nnw in service are not stivj 1.000 cubic feel for three months. That is 7.180 gallons for Ihh 01 days. ing both waler nnd money I would; AUTHOR OF THE CIRCULAR EVI- i VERY PLAIN AND INFORMING That Is nn average per day of 82 1-5 invite Hfem to visit Hie pumping OENTLY WAS NOT PROUD OF IT STATEMENT RY SUPT, TOBIAS gallons a little more than 2% bar­ plant and •■xumitit* for Ihemsdve* rels, or 27—12 nt-* pail* of wnier. the pumping records for tho last How many families can claim lhal three yenis. In conclusion I will say lhal Failed lo Sinn His Nairn-. Beason*1 It Should Re Carefully Read by il requires 2*,4-barrels of water for family use every day? Is there one since I have been in lhe employ of Every Wulcr Consumer of Ghrii For Adoptitqi Till* l'pfamily that would admit il. or-that Ih** city. I have hud two objeclThis City. would claim they had tn go out in constantly insmind: I To improve Tlw PANNER glndly gives |dnei lhe bark yard nnd carry 27 pail,, of Ijio water service in every way ami slated In our । >umitmicain It* columns lo Hie following water. 12 quarts each, lo supply lhe (2) To reduce lhe cost of maintain­ timely communication of Elroy reasonable family u»e? 'I h** fellow ing Hie city's splendid system ’ tn tin* lowest limit consistent with Tobin*. Superintendent of the City. lhal carried Hint much would bav« work throwing good service. I have ncled nt all Hu* voter, if tie Water Work*: *oim* job wouldn't he?^ Editor of UANNERNow ns to the cost of Hie n.elrr- limes under the direel ion of lhe InnsmtK-h an the Superintendent cd service. The 1.000 cuh(e feel or council and the wjiler works coin- mutter of voting on i)«- >-l of tho water works is being made 7.180 gallon* per quorler nl th* mittee,.amkhave striven to do m> vision to be BUbmiltml iInThen* has appeared to III" ‘‘goat" for whatever is done in minimum rale costs less Ilian t cent duly nt-all limos. I have nn apol­ lo make. Possibly lhe adage "A n* a ••ttomb" in the *h;q*. the department; I 'wish to make a day far lhe water. “O yes! Bul ogies througir the courtesy of the press, you charge a meter rent- besides." prophel is Qid vvithoul honor save' in liis own country" may be applied in voter wlm i* *uppo- -l I-- In* badly an explanation nf that much mis­ Wo will add thnl. the amount being my for I hnve made my linmo lorn up us lo wjiul c**nr-*- l<i pur.-u*understood subject, tip* waler me­ from 12 to 18 cents per quarter. We herecase, for many years. Bul I can say It* avoid mnking nny mi-iak*- in hi* ter*. There seem* lo be nn im­ will average it at 15 cent*. That that every statement in this com­ vol ing. • pression lhal the superintendent is will make lhe total cost IM) cents munication is a fact which I will Il really ought to I.-- |.i )„• good responsible for metering the waler. for water, 15 cents for meter rent, glndly substantiate if nny on" advice, a* il evidenily. jH-ar* the Hut, if any citizen will be Just total »|JS per iniarler. or IVj ccnl.i (gate. enough to investigate, he will Hnd a day.. Big hill that! Especially Wishes to invest Sincerely yours, tint a* it* author w.i- <-\ireim')y that I In- whole matter of reg­ for such a necessity ns punt water! E. Tobins. Supt. mod«<*t, h<* fnilwl l<» Mini In* nanu* ulating the conduct of the water Is there nny olher commodity thpl tn hi* statement, and lh**rri»y. like works, including the defining of lhe is an indispensible. need for every all *uch animyiuou- roinmunira-1 duties of tho Superintendent and member nf lhe family for 3<i5 days ACCEPTS CALL OF clerk, is governed by the city ordi­ in (he year that can be obtained for EMMANUEL CHURCH tion.*, il ln.*e.* mo*l <*f il* i-llii ieiicy.i nance passed November 10. iOlti. anywhere near this enormous sum? a hard hit politician win* i, evideiil-] That ordinance fixes the minimum Now suppose you used another l.fMMi nite for water-meter service. cubic feel, or 11,9(50 gallon* in the Rev. (uirroll I- Bales, of Lake City, ly mixed up in our >-iiy po1----which politics, by th" way. iim Now in IPH. following this ordi­ three months, il would cost nn nd-, Mlnnn Becomes Rector suited in les* nml b— ••lllcieii in nance, :it water meters were inslnll- ditlonnl 00 cents, or $2.25 for Hie .Muy I. x our city nffnlrs a* the year* . <*d, saving Unit year 23.milKi.tMKI gal­ quarter, or n fraction less than 2% Rev.r Carroll I.. Bales, of Lake gum* by. and have ean*<*d lons of water. Do you think il paid cents per day for an average of 3 City. .Minn., has accepted -tin- call "ho*s rule" with I**.** i—n to pul in those 31 meters? I do. barrels of waler per day. And I would be willing to take all The old flat rale plan is so ut­ to the pulnit of Emmaim**! Episco­ every direction, than all llm n the credit or bhmie for it: but I can­ terly unfair tn the coirsumer thnl pal church .ami will occupy Hie th** element* entering mio our city not ns I wns not working for the it is not tolerated In supplying any i pulpit on the first Sunday in .May. .Mr. Bates ha* b<-<*n a member of city until Juue 15. 1012. When you other kind nf service nr commodity. put this up to one of the knocker* The consumers themselves* those the diocese of Pittsburg and of Heal "dodger" willmul a *iu*m*r. he comes hack with this: “Yes. who are honest nnd want to pay for Minnesota. Ho was I ho rector of Imve been issued by th*- *:mie inSI. Luke's church. Henson. fr*»m lcre.«l * upon any qm**tn*n I hat hut your revenues fell off n corres- whnl they get, and get what they IIMI2 until IM17. Al present lo- is ha* been submitted Hi** voter* liomling amount.'' He illustrate.* are expected to pay for. those who rector of St. Luke's Church, Lake heretofore, when th** did I he folloy of talking willmjil know­ want a square deal, ought to he the City. H<* is n member of the |>-iar<l not approve, until w hav<- begun ing what ho is talking uImhiI. The lir»t insist mi water meter*. The city records show lhal in Will wo man who wishes to irrigate hi* gar­ of missions nnd slamls high in the lo look suspiciously upon Ih** opin­ ions of th" polilirinn- frarimr they pumped 151 million gallons, mid hr* den and lol his neighbors pay for il.' ehurrh. may have a string ain.-h.-d tn revenue was 87.IK>.(K); while in 1911 or who in hot weather turns on LEIGHTON. with 31 meters on some of the larg- the waler nnd lets il run all Hie William Jftckson went lo Detroit consumer* we pumped bul !2R limo Jusl to hnve a cold drink when­ To quote from lh-* '•ludger.' millions with a revenue of #8.019.37, ever he wauls it. will of course Saturday to see about a gasoline “Th** great ...... or #831.20 more than lhe year be­ oppose meters. Basing -my judg­ engine. any govi-rimivnl Bhnnl.l h<- tin Mr. Avery of Hart, -visited Mis ­ fore; mnl pumping 23 millions gal­ ment on Hi" net uni experience of lons loss. those who hnve meters, then* iiwnn Edith. Jackson, last week. dividual mid social rigli Frank Marsh was taken Sunday How could we receive #851.2111 dmibt whatever that 75 per cent of I people. 'I he clpser am vVith pneumonia ami die<l Wehiesmore money for pumping 23 mil­ Hie water consumers of Hastings i day the IK. Tin* funeral was held lions gallons loss water? Jusl thi-i hnve been paying more under the way. That L'H.OOOjiiMl gallons and flat rale I bail they will under I he J from th" home Saturday. Those existence.' —*o they -,o in lheir away, who attended tin* fun-, ojiening paragraph. some more loo wen* wasted in tUIO. motor system. The excess they: from were Mr. ami Mrs. Welch ami For we had mon* natrons in ltd I paid, ns well .as what the 25 per! oral Well, om* needs m> fuilher text | family "f Wayland, Mrs. Welch i.« tlinn in Him. Hui that wasted wa­ coni, of waler wasters didn't pnyTi a sister of Hie deceased. Mrs. .Marsh for n sermon nn the Commission I represents the loss thnl lhe wnieri ter cost, according to actual cost and children have lhe sincere sym­ form of government, for in this I figure* al lhe fiumping plahl, <si works nnd the tnxpityers-liave had pathy of their many friends. statement is embodied all that is lo 1 > , ,, for each million gallons, And the lo pul* up for. [ Mrs. Marie Gaylohl. sister nf ha found in ihiKbcu Lmca-of tax payers footed the lint. ' Where the meter system is Mrs. .Marsh, nf Di'flance. Citiio, who ernnienl. As mi" reads down the I act oiily'on orders from lite adopted the consumer gels whnl he I lias boon visiting Mrs. Marsh re­ list of “danger*" lo be eiu ounler.-d council. I have no independent nays for. nml pays for no more than turned to her horn** today. in the commiasinn f*»rni, llioro ap­ aulhority. My latest orders from lie gels. The man who isn't willing the council were embodied in a reso­ lo tin that put* himself in a light i .Mr. and Mrs. Welch. Mrs. Marsh Mr. Willson went I" Hastings. lution adopted April 12. 11'13. which lhal. to say the least, is not com-j and Iasi Tuesday. directed that all new waler services plimenlary lo himself. . Inim lhe people be metered, nnd Hint all old sen ices In close touch ns I am and must] The neighbors of Mrs. Marsh b** placed on meters a* rapidly u he lo the water works system of made a bet* and drew her wheat lo •possible. That resolution wa* this city. I can say thin whole uinl-i mill. Ihis week. Kiltafncttnn of lunriiig 'Mr. Gre*-] unanimously recommended by lhe lor resolves itself into Ibis: It we] Arthur Kachley ha* been ipiite beck of Ponlinc in hi* nddre-* hero] ••nlire water committee nnd receiv­ have lhe <>1<| flat rate plan, wc must] sick with pneumonia. ( ed the “Aye" vote of every lllellllier have a larger wnier supply, larger । .1. C. Shad, who ha* h*-*-n attend­ Hint hi* gave cl<*;ir evidcnc** of Hu* council but one. That reso­ pumps and larger water mains, in­ ing school in Big Rapids, has re­ lhe people were diridedly in lution is si ill in force, nnd I have volving a big bond issue nnd a large turned home. deuce in (In* gaxe'nimijnt nf no oplion lull lo obey it. increase in lhe city'* debt. The Born, in Mr. ntjfl Mrs. Hay Aubil, With lln* ordinance nnd resolu­ olher nllernnlivo is meters for ev­ i March in mnking lh**ir presence known <ui ♦ 2d. n. girl. tion ixith in force, binding me ns n ery service lo slop the waste of nny ami all t)c.-a«iftn«, and In- wa«‘ j Mrs. Hnighl. who has been car ­ i-iiy employee. I mu sure no fair wnier. A drouth such ns we hnd in n pnMHon i>* know whereof I*.- ” minded man will hold me responsi­ Inst year, coupled with waste of ing for tier fattier lias returned spoke, being lh** City Clerk for Hu* home. ble for idH-ymg them imlh. And I city water, with our present waler na*( three y.-ar». ami showing lhal ; * am certain loo that when all ser­ supply, pumps ami maiii*.. mean .Mr. and-Mrs. Andrew Jaeksnn. vice* are metered .the-average con­ low pressure nml iiiadeipinte lira who have been sending th in- winter lied hnd pri*-|H inu* ’ under lb" ▲ sumer will be belter satisfied than protection. Delay in stopping waste who have been spending llie winter enmmissinn form, stories circulated] under the Hal ratej for he will be of city waler is a danger so great this week. paying only for what he gets, nnd lliat every public spirited citizen The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical ing. I ▲ not helping to buy coal lo pump should he interested in preventing. church will meet with .Mrs. .Mary The om* Hum.* that politicians! water which some one else wusira. Fire insurance companies base Thede, next Thursday. Only three clftrs have n lower their rates on the ability of a city years ’ tml l.'-'.'ii the Initiative. H!; r ; minimum water rate I jian Hostings, lo light (Ira. This city will face an -BANNER AVANT AINAS. PAY.— SUPT. WATER WORKS GIVESJHE FACTS THE OHJtniONS ARE “lOTWTtffl I (nrm government, part* of lhe which tin* ■ Bule form April Bargains We have some great values in all lines of merchan­ dise. Just now we wish to mention Sad Irons and Ironing Boards. SAD IRONS Dover Sad Irons. Always cool handle. Hood fits over iron and retains heat. 3 irons, handle and stand in set. Our Price Per Set__________________ 98c Mrs. Potts Pattern Sad Irons. Nickel plated, adjust­ able wood handle. Set consists of 3 irons, handle and stand. Our Price Per Set'_________________ 79c IRONING TABLES Adjustable in height, folds flat to stow away; Made of nice clean bass wood, 12-in. wide, 54 inches long. Our price,■ _______________________ 98c NEWYORKSTORE N. B. WATERMAN HASTINGS nf MICHIGAN Blaster Styles When Spring Smiles All the world’s a smiling. Winter’s Dead. Spring’s here in Gladsome Colorings. It’s time to cast off the “Snow” Garments—time to go forth attired in brighter, cooler, apparel. Come in and see what the fashion world dictates, in neckwear, shirts, hats, hosiery and shoes as well as clothes, are the correct styles for sunshine days. As for Spring Clothing your critical eye will of course select. - CAPPS CLOTHES 100 per cent Pure Wool tailored in correct conservative fashion for men. Smartly, fastidiously created for young men. Quality Goods—Economy Prices Greet Easter in Capps Clothes Grant H. Otis 8 Co is . proposed [ “fathers" nppreve.l? Then If any m- i*ure existing on the books provs tinsalisfaclory to tin* people, it ran ho forced before the people for inspection nnd rejec­ tion if so d*-sir*'*l amt it i* found not, right, hut n-*w there is noth­ ing to the math-r. for the Common Council i* the final arbiter in the matter. But the Recall, as given tinder llm commission form, bring* the “near­ ness" of tin* people to the point where it can !•*• fell. In case cer­ tain officials do not respond In their duties a* they ought, and if.is found necessary for the best in­ terest* of lh*- city, a strong arm can be strclch*-*l out and thenffend-1 er gently but firmly* removed ami j a beltm* man put in hi* place, if h* cannot be convinced of the error of I his wa>«: nml while you cnnnol make an individual good by legih-l lation. you can lu*lp brace-him up! by holding a check on him. How about our present situation? i Have wc not a.« citizens, wished: often that we had the power In put ] a regulator nn certain tntnresls and! individuals in our city affair.*, and been able to put a.strong hand on the shoulder and cause a right-1 (Continued-on page fourteen.) Hastings, Mich Phone 74 Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES i We have a good fresh supply of Oranges, Lemons, Grape Fruit, Figs and Dates, Lettuce and Radishes, Onions Rutabagas, Cabbage and Celery atpricesmost reasonable Pick your dinner wants from this list. Let us supply you.' Give us your trialorder for Peas,Corn, succotashandTomatoes. You furnish the order and we will supply you c with the best. WUNDERLICH GROCERY . PHONE 83 and which .I. .......... . ............... .. can inaugurate a method of liandl-| iiig city affair* ami have a rham-** that il will lire f>‘ gd on the ordinanre list, a* Hu* Home Rule act. al which the ••doduer" sneer*, pro­ vides thul such legislation from such sources shall have a chnnee. How much tdmw would any citi­ zen or number «*f citizens have In get a measure through under lhe PART TWO—PAGES 8 TO IS. 4 Deliveries Dally r % , . . . , , try a banner want ad-they bring results TASTY DRESSERS get their laundering all done at our place. If you want to be classed among those who are tasty and classy in dress, bring all your fine worfc4n laundering here. We make a specialty of doing line work. V^e not only claim this specialty but we guarantee our work. Now the warmer days are coming on—you will have more fine personal work to be done. Phone and we will come and get it. "We Wash Everything Every Other Day” American Steam Laundry j Phone 243 Shukers Brothers, Proprietors ■ ' 3QE !■ Hartings, Mich. Ill �’ * Ttll'. ifABTINflB I,APttH.*, ttil ■------------------------------------------------------- hr Hastings Banner') .HO|I$F Can! of Thanks, lo a word. Obituary poetry and resolutions. 5c Obituaries of 20 IIqm ar less will ba published free: 5 cents per line chare- matter. No communication will bo publish­ ed under any clreumsuncea unless ll ADVERTS I NG RATES. Display advortlslnr rates on appU- equipped jab offlcee In Western Mich­ Oq flnt page or anion* brevcllM. 11U igan and Is prepared to do any kind of book and job printing. HISTORY' REPEATING ITSELF. . “Coxcy’s Army" and its incinondila march i<> Washington in Cleve­ land's day will not be’soon forgotten. When Gen. Coxey ted his legions of unempluyisl and hungry followers lo lhe iinU«in’x (iapilol._il wxs-a re­ minder that rould not be overlooked of-tin* hard lines in which lhe labor­ ing people found themselves under our llrsl ailempl since lhe Civil war lo apply a Utritf-for-revemie program. II was hoped Hint never again would the laboring men uf America In? compelled to face such condi­ tions as existed from I8*j3 io I8V7, when the Wilson-Gorman bill Uas . being tried oul, with results that were disastnms lo lhe business and in­ dustrial enterprises of Hie United Slates. Bul Hie unfortunate break in tho ranks of the republican parly in HH2 left Hie way open for a minorily lo elect a President, which was done. Ami the minority parly and Hie President assumed that, though thl-y had (tolled bul about 10 per cent, of Hie total vole, yet the country hud commissioned them to try again the experiment of “lariiMor-rWenue-ooly.” They proceeded lo give the na­ tion a drastic dose, imlwillistanding about <50 per cent, ut lhe voters of tho land had not asked for such action. anA a large majority, the pro­ gressives and republican.*, had in their platforms iliMiiiclly declared for a prolerlive tariff. Nevertheless the Wilson administration promptly de­ clared lhal the voters liad )>ut ii|M>u the democratic, party the duty of giving us a “tariff-fmwiTveuue-only.” And we have it. * p.'lii ioii for-UMiniiag administra­ tor t ted. Hearing April 20. ' I,^nn e»of ^‘dk Marsh, dec'd. cHtk>n for appoint mg adm. tiled. Henrrng April IT . Estate of Clark Durham,, dec'd. Marriage l.lernsrs. Petition to di'turmiiie heirs filed. .1. Franklin Jones, Assyria,....... We find the Use of salls and oth­ Hearing April «5. Grace Gutchess. Castlenm .... H. iJimlHirl. dec'll. er ha^sh physics Is becoming les^ Oscar C. Palmer, 'fliornapple... I mal neenunt of administratrix III- ••very year berauKo ffloiv and'more Cora Delia JUsing. Saranac....... peoplo ‘are using RtncnlL Order! e<l Hearing April 21. Will 11. Hammond. Johnstown.. l-,'late of George MeCjirtgey. which we nnd they nrmty~lielfeve Hazel A. Ilisbri(|gi.-r. Johnstown. PdHHon for probate of will lo be the hpst bowel- remedy ever made. They taste sir much like lited. HeariM|jQiril 21. Samuel I.. Keller. Orangeville.. Ina G. Hart. Rutland................. t.stalo of John Ryan, nn alleged candy Hint even, the children like insane person. Petition for license them. At the same lime they net io sell real estate lil-d. Hearing so easily nnd naturally that there is Goldin M. McNiili, Hullnnd. no pumag. griping or pwn. They April 24. Estate of Mary Buxton, nn al­ lirompUy remove lhe eohstipathm leged Im-ompeient 'person. Petition nml, by soothing anil strengthening Ft cd Iterr to George llaii.M'liT and for npjwiinllng guardian filed. Hear­ llie bowels, make it Icm liable to occur again. We have the utmost wife. 50 acres, section 28. Rullnmi; ing April H. 81.000. s • Estate of Christine Buxton, nn al­ faith in them. We know what they made of and the pleasant, bene­ Anson <». Merrill to Beil C. New­ leged incompetent p*tsoh. Petition are ficial results that - always follow land. 80 acres, section 35, Umland: for n|>poinllng guardinn tiled. Hear­ lheir use. ing April 8. tiJXk You needn't lake our word tor il. Estate of Willard Bitxlon..an al ­ Fitz Allen Blackman lo Annie E. Humphrey, part'd, sections 5 anti 0. leged incompetent j>ee*tiii. Petition If Rexall Orderlies don’t, help you — if they don't entirely relieve all fur appointing mrfrdiau Hied. Hear­ Barry; 81X10. . your Ih>wc1 troubles—come back William ,S. ‘ -- ' ing April 8. .' Estate of Wealthv D. Sprague, an nml t«*ll us ami we’ll give bai I. y.mr Moore.- 78 'agi Hutalleged incompetent person. 1’eti- money. In vest iiocket tin boxes; land; 83.200. Ira M. Chubb (o Ctias. R., C*»n- tion for appointing uuanlian tiled. 10c, 25c. 50e. I You can buy Bexall Onlerlios onHearing April .9, npple; $3,300. Estate of Dorr and Aaron L*on- ’'ly nl Tho IleXall Storrs, nml in this Chas. II. Converse to Ira M. nrd, minors. Petition ter iip|H*inl- town only of us.—Carveth & tJlebChubb, 10 acres, sec. 22. Middleville. ing gunrdinn filed. Order appoint­ i bins, Hastings, Mich.—Adv. «1.500. ing Harry A. Walldoilf as guardian! XEASE COilXEHS. Charles R. Converse to Ira. M. entered. Cliubh. imrecl. se«-. W. 8MJ00. Estnt«; Ella M. ami Ijhiisj I. Dur­ Halph Meritt was home from William I.. Herrick to Covert <>. ham. minors. Petition for appoint-1I Jackson over Sunday. and Emma .......... lots II and 13. ing guardian. Order appointing I Mr. nml Mrs. Ernest Wenger nnd Wywams Pint. Orangeville. $25<t. Helen L. Durham a* gmirdiim on- children visited at Jny Pennington's Frank G. Beamer to Edward F. Jen*d. Petition for license . tn sell . Sunday. Bollum. Parcel. Sec. If*. Hope. real eslate filed. Hearing April 25. 81.00. Bring your jo bpriiitliig lo nn— Chest er Ji ranger to Sarah L. I*hSOCTH BOWSE. nc hint* n complete equipment mid am. 15 acres, sec. 35. Baltimore. Mr. an<| Mrs. Dan Yarger of Gnrl-J do only llrM class work. 82.0011. Ion. spent Sunday with ('.. Andrew.*! •■nd. ’i acre*. sec. 25, Hasting-1*; anti family. township. ?l.<n». s . • I William . Pardee and daughter, t Robert Phillips lo <,*••,re Watson Eleanor of Traver.-- City, visited el al. sw ’i of sw ’J of >••<•. 22. relatives and friends in'this vicinr- ! ly a portion of the week. Assyria. 8l.t3l.ll. Incipient and Chronic Cases are John Reuter and wife from Fill­ cheeked by using RHEUMA more. spent Sunday wiih their1 Ko natter how long you have rcGcrcd, daughter, Mrs. Adum Gnckeler and Adalbert I'ilcr l-> Arthur Eddy. «*' family. er what term of Khcu:".a;iqn you may tho enute .. , ,'i Mr. r. in mid hi .nrs. Mrs. Wilbur w iinur <.<i*grui Co*griff o* of have, RHEUMA will rer.w llozclla llurchdulT to Urn. ' i Alto, were guests <d Clair Andrew.' and make you Will. Clearju-s the Uric Add from the kidneys, murclca nnd joints, aeru*'*"• »’,lla*“l- ami family Salunlay. purtfra the rkin and Hood, nnd makes' Harriet K. Bent lie lo Edgar N.« - j Tr) n BAVSER Uulll A(b. ir , Wl j .a fed youn,* r.r.-in. It is a d.xtoc’s pre- THE REASON FEWER PEOFIETMEW STOPS MmISM We can give you the very best vision possible. We can relieve headache.. We can relieve nervousness. We can correct strabismus (cross eye) with children or young people. We can make glasses becoming rather than dis­ figuring. We can duplicate any lens. Wc can repair any mounting. We can give you city reference or show you rec­ ords for a year back. Pike & Damon Phone 281 Jewelers country, after 10 years of prosperous times, will not make a depression Hii'linzs Iwm. 8l.oo. in business seem so bard to bear as il was from IH03Jo I80T. I Opticians Card of Thanks—dur hearts aro overflowing with thankfulness lo otir many friends, wlaliveq.and neighbors for the sympathy they have expressed relative to the sick­ ness of our dear one by tho deluge of beautiful post cards. <HF.} and flowers wh.lcji have brought sun­ shine and comfort to' our hearts more Hath words can express. , Card of Thunks—I wh*h U> f. J. Norris and Wife. thank the neighbors and trie’ndi for . adv. ■ the post card shower, also the many b«*:itit i fuj Howers received on my birthday. f Beware of Ointment! for Mrs. Burdett Lichly.—Adv. Present Doc to Hastings. Mayor On I min han received word from W. IL* Bennett, secretary of lhe board of poor comiutaioners of Kalamazoo county that Kalmazod county will present n doo to the city of Hastings to be placed in the deer pen' now being constructed in Uni city park. Catarrh That Contain Mercury Spring Laxative and Blood CJcauscr. Flush out the accumulated waste ami poisons of the winter months; cleans your stomach, liver and kid­ neys of nil impurities. Take Dr. King's New Life Pills; nothing bet­ ter for purifying the blood. Mild, non-griping laxative. Cures con­ stipation; makes you feel tine. Toko rm oilier. 25c. Recommended by Carveth A-Stebbins—A.- E. Mulhol­ rc.-ipdctV-d.-cc frur.i narcotica and opiates. land.—Adv. ark *> acres, Or.uu* xHI« vdlag . have lost, found or baie anything to 50 cents a brutl-i $!•><•. illsnosi* nr CARVETH A RTKIIllINH. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. John M. Smith, admr. of Isaac Smith, to .1. .1. England. 80 acre*,i=------ --------- '■ -t— ------------- : The general rxpeclaUoq of Hie country was that there would be a downward revision of lhe tariff following tlu* election of 1012; but il Is safe to say that far fewer than 25 per cent, of the voters anticipated any ■ such thing as lhe Wilson-L'nderwood bill, which was vnacled by the dem­ ocrats in congress, au<>received the approving signature of the President. Had there been a feeling that such a'measure as that would he passed, it is doubtful-if even with the republican split,'there would have Ihm-ii selected a “lariff-for-revenue- only’’ President. But we have Hie WiUon-Undcrwood bill. Its first few months of operation * sliow a good sized deficit, which seems to bear out the t»rc- William W. 1‘olh‘r. Chart,'* . dictions of its opponents that it would fail lo produce aufOcieut revenue. Wri^MTt and Sarah <>. Huffman. ... . i, ,, ! prcsm<,ni. vico-presKieni'ami sis-i \\ e believe. If reports.in .(he daily press ean be credilwl, that there is a । i;lty nf the Ifnrry Comity Pinm marked slackening of production by manufacturing industries. That too I I‘«r>’el.'■ '. ' correstionds-with conditions under the Wilson-Gorman law. Fortunate- I '* •'”'aU:' 1,11 ll1—l,,l> ■ • • ly the Wilson currency bill will save the country from a money panic. I . such as followed Cleveland’s election, and the general condition of the: KiTrelier.'"'' ^‘j^of' -•' TL's'c? wbol» eyetem when entering it thmuuh the mucoua aurtacea. Buch articles ahouM never be used except on prexrlpUos;:, OUI possibly derive from them. Haifa Catarrh cure, manufactured by.F. I. Cheney A Co., Toledo. O.. contains no mercury, and in taken Internally, acting Tokdo. Ohio, by F. Umonlala free. Exclusive Samples on Exhibit for this Week Only •’ . • Saturday Our Last Day ■ Over $2,000 New Spring Apparel for Ladies' and Misses be sold less than cost. 'it. In the cities (he condition of the uncmi>loycd has been ami is deplor- I $LWable,-and lheir number Is very large. -T'lie free lodging bounce and soup j Probate <4'<nurt. kitchens prtAided to retii:vc.Mi$tre3*4iavc helpiwl voi<$- iuuch. us lbey| -------- > -■> ■lid 20 years ago. But all th<>e tilings remind one of the four years of!ndmhdtlnilor.^' $2.00 $15.00 $6.50 Voile Waists Laities Coats New Spring Skirts $1.25 $7.50 $3.95 $55.00 $47.50 $16.50 /wasteful depression lhal followed lhe Wilson-Gorman la'rjff-for-roveini>?only bill, except dial tltfj general condition of the country is much bet­ ter now than in I8PI, because .of prosperity that has been without *a parallel in history. ■ And Jhyre is yet another reminder of 20 Coxey: and he has recently announced his “Coxcy's Army" to Washington to lay before doing something to relieve lhe distress of tho Coxey will ask lie' has not made known as With Glasses years ago. We still purpose to' lead another congre.is the necessity btlidren. Just what Gen. yet. Probably it will be Black Taffeta Suit $32.50 Moire Sulls ' $22.50 $6.50& vow Summer Dresses $3.50' $18.00 Balmacaan WoolCrapaDresses SampleCoils $7.95 $9.50 something quite as impractical as wi;rc his suggestionp of 2d years ago. This second invasion of the nations cdi.ilaljjy his tatterdemalion “army" will, remind us lhal such an army and lhe free soup houses arc ex­ periences auociatal ill the public mind with attempts to apply a tariff F. L. Fairchild & Co. Michigan Don’t You Want to Own Your Own Home? Our business is to help you do so The first thing that confronts one when they start out to become a home owner is the matter of paying for it. The dealer who wants to sell asks “How much can you pay down?u Here is where it is easy to see the need of some form of systematic saving if one ever, expects to own -a -home—or any thing else, for that matter.. You can’t own if you haven’t the money to buy with. • It’s here where we can be of value to you. Let us help you save that "first payment” down. It is the spring time now and no better time ever was than this present time for you to begin a savififeb' ac­ count that will mean a home of your own before many years and maybe when another spring time comes you will own your home and have the pleasure of planning it just as you like. We pay 3 Per Cent Interest on Savings Ac­ counts, compounded semi-annually. . We offer to you the conveniences and aid of thjs bank, and pay you a BETTER rate of interest than the govern­ ment does on its bonds, and at the same time give your savings just as great security. Every dpUar deposited in’ this bank is not only backed by our $125,000 capital and surplus, but by the more than $700,000 resources of this Bank. istings City Bank The Bank That Does Tilings For You Hastings, Michigan. �4 THF msTrvrw 1VATII tun. . BABY CHICKS NOW is the time to place your older for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Agent for Cyphers' Incubators and Brooders. • Phon, 385 M. W. HicRs Hutlngi, Mich. COIINER PARK AND WALNUT STS. We havd not been in Hastings so long as many ‘other people, but that makes no difference when it comes to the point of good service in our Wall Paper and House Furn­ ishings Department. We can give you just as fine quality ol paperas any one can and our prices may be lower than We will fill your order for Wall Paper promptly and it will be a pleasure for us to show you all the beautiful designs and new patterns we have. Don't fall to see us before you place your Wall Paper order. C. E. HARVEY «... One of the itecret* of having GOOD MEATS to offer the public ia in the Buying. There are all aorta of cattle to be bought, for instance, at nil sorts of prices. It ii poaaible to buy Scrawny Beet at low price*, and to sell it comparatively cheap. But it will be tongh, will have more watte, and not be ao nouriahing. The Be»t Beef Coats More, and it Worth More. Al thia market you get the beat our money can buy in thia county. We decline to buy inferior animal* at any price. We can alway* auure yon Mr»t Clot* Meats, at RflASONABLH PRICES. BESSMER BROS. The Maat Markat Man 4 United Light and Railways Co Howe Common Stock Snow Corrigs and Bortles Michigan Trust Bldg. Let Us Save You Money There arc several things now you are thinking of throw­ ing away, that you ought npt, at least not until we have put our post-mortem oh them. Soiled garments for men, women and children can he made to look like new by our process. We Clean-Cleaner r>?? l-rankim Hastings Dry Cleaning Co. M. ” ” Kellogg *’ We *” call " for & deliver * “ Phone 223___ Hastings, Mich. Send it by Parcel Post Mrs. ifarley’Hayman am pullets al headed by Get You an Easter Hat iliaii lliimier ducks nl sime show. morn tiffin; We are ready with a full line. for hiitclm hi Miller. Grand Hap-1 All the latest styles. Untrimmjed shapes in good assortment. For Sal» Come to been the guest ■bung will) mil eggs. Tint llm r<dd- Wm. r.uMgi ilT. rehitn d I., in slorngo plaid in mrtv universal. II lias mad<* ll lhe year-nround neces­ Duroc boar. sity. ll has caused Hie develop­ \i-iled Friday wilh'Mr-. Laura Wil­ ment of industries among which liams. eggs by the Ihousand mid million Mrs. Glenn H'*iiIi1*t uf Traverse For Suh*—Farm bred are the raw nialcrinls. ll lias causpington eggs. Si 's) for ! Mi s' Wm. Chnlb nlmi. Lucy Bawdy, containers. by menus of wliieli ocs.« can lie shipped nny distance. ha­ For Sale—? ducks amt drake, aby) Bickford in hoimi eggs. John Deere No. ■.■ Check-row Tho famine may charged to planter. Vein AldHrli. on Georgej Fry's obi place. l-wk irnl l.ulln-rait llellileliam church. in Barr>*d| among the housewife Rev. Cai l Edllimm miiii-d in Indy I For Sale—Full blomled Rock eggs for setting. 5 eenlsl Immls. AXcl J. I'nl" millions of- liens limn there Carrie A. Jnrob-m. cacti. Plinno fsil.2-wks The Lure nf Poultry Kerpinnas many United Ulht and Railwaya WARRANTS Mrs. Nelle Boyes Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch IS BECOMING MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY In addition to my Many Good Things to Eat, I am serving Steaks Chops Hamburg Steak demand fur eggs, many more storage plaids, many more persons <l>eeial task is lo distribute BUYING RIGHT Phort# 162 White The Reason FoR.i5-(k*nl Enn**. According Io figures coihpited by the government, the. percentage of Win. CosgrilT u iids, Wednesday. Babe Slater :i lo recall Un* day when people did loud of stock I* not expect tn cal eggs after front To Wall Paper Orders ■ I Mamie Deller. M. w. nick*. | flowy Smith Tills department Is Intended to give j •' ,S4,j|M|„ our HuhscrlbcrH tho best anil m<>4 re- I ' llablo liiformatlmi wo ran obtain on Itev.- Hopkins dm subjects U»ry desire ciplnlncd. In Saturday nflerm asking questions semi full infomuiilon. Mrs. WalLft. Subscrilmrs are rtqu<s«trd to rantrllw .. > >1-^ uto lo thia department when they ran . ' ? . r-j give more Iptormadon on any rabjrct. I i . \\LjfrtOMl'iv .......... !j Poultry Wants the population nf Un* country. So.j in acconnling for lh«^ famifie, any: theory that the hens hnd heroine loss fertile or that lhe number of) liens hail .decreased, would be scralrhiug in 'the wrong chicken .yard. We Give Prompt Attention you find elsewhere. CONSKHLTHN® HOE HEWN SOtTH CASTLETON A Nil M U*I.F. GROVE. Harley Hayman :....... the Re-1 piibliran banquet al Hastings, TuMday night. Rates for Advertising in this Mrs. Hicks and daughter, \diir i.f Column are 1 cent per word Ktdamo. drove over an.l a. com-1 each week and no adv. puni.-d Mr*.-Hayman t<> Mr. Farley s will be run for less than IS funeral at Itarrjullr. . Miss Elsie Stiuili „f Nashville, I cents. visited nl. Fkl Hafii'-r -i and Chest.-pl Smith's, last. Wi*e,k. ! Single Comb Rltii-k. Mhioryus ; Clem Yales n| 1 Singh* Camb Bhrnle Ixlniid It, ‘ Eggs fur hnlrhiwg. I refits ■•n«*l Smith and family spent *umhy nt Win. Smith's of Nashville. Mr. ami Mrs. W«nn|**rlicli and ■laughter, Maxim*, of lla-iim-s, were we.*k-oml visilnis ai j:,|. ||ufn^F<. Miss Frankie Deller of Na-livilh* cmit'cli in this ilt-ln.! son nceully purrb: Ham and Eggs Sausage Etc., Etc. You can get just what you want at Tom's. Try My 15c Business Lunch The Best Coffee in the City No mailer what your trade, pro- IN UOONAN’S CIGAR. STORE Haatlnga, Mich. change.’ Tho poultry industry has incrcas■’il mon* rapidly Ilian any other fnrmed a nmnili ago. when A. <• I branch of agriculture. The'.annual llnml nutxbntMW half Interest, in C l<*av Is Hoonan’s Cigar Store Popular? Haatinga, Mleb. supply will gunrunlei* nn iiniimited FREEPORT. MARTIN CORNERS. yoara come and al lucralivi Miss Edith Moon*, who has been Mrs. Mary Mead* and son. Ken­ visiting her parents the past week.j neth of Kalamazoo, visited Mr. and The care of fowls and chickens is . returned to Grand Rapid.** for school Mrs. J<«* Mead lhe last of lhe week. a healthful outdoor oreilp.’ition. It Monday. • ( Kenneth slaying .for nn extended gives om* a chance In get tmek to Miss Lnura Demand is visiting In Ute land and find profit and enjoy­ Grand Rapids, Ibis week. Mra. Allii* Mead viiilml Mra. ment therefrom. II offers a variety II. I. Miller and son, George, were Ixiwell Dvtnoml, nenr tin* Schlnppi of interesting features not usually found in ordlnanr farming. There is in Mnsinth Saturday, Sunday and cliurvli, Thursday of last week. Monday. Tho pant or earnestly requests n always something good In think Mrs. B. A. LyBarker is still very goml attendance al tho church Eas­ about and interesting every day of ill. ter morning. So come nml hear a lhe year. Many branches of poul­ Misses Lila1* Slerkle nnd Ib*ulnh (fthorl Emder program nml sermon. try work are such Hint- (hey may Babbitt were pleasantly surprised An offering for mission.** will b< be engaged in by those who are mil strong aml. robiisl ami wlio nflen re­ Thursday evening, when about taken up. twenty young people called on Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher nnd Miss gain lheir health by • doing. The them, al lhe former's home. The Elaine Bauer enjoyed a feast of best inducement to enter potillrv evening was spent in singing and warm sugar with Mr. and Mra. At- keeping as a business is that ll may playing games, after which a three onXo Hilton, Thursday evening of be umlorlaken in a small way-with ri very limited capital nml gradually course luncheon was served. They Inst week. enlarged until il provides a good nil departed nt a late hour, declar­ Miss Alice Whetslom* nml Alfred ing the evening well spent. Fisher visited Miss Amber Cruso livelihood. We shall not, alterant .Miss Edna Ford is visiting her at Quimby, recently. ' ures. but always maintain that parents nt Hillsdale, this week. The well uri’Cera who hnve boon these itl-ftiieeesses are on account of Misses Maude Rickert, Grace Boutna nml Mabel King of Hastings trying to drive a well for John negligence or lack of knowledge on arc spending the week with lheir Whelslone since nlioiit the llrst of the part of the poultry keepers iMvember, hove left (lion* nml gone rather thnn nny fault *>f the indus­ parents. try. Charles Roberts of Grand Rnpiils to Delbert Slocum's to work. spent one day last week wiih Mr. Levi Miller has moved from S. nnd Mrs. Geo. Thompson. Endsleys house nnlo Chas. Evnrls Winter Layers. Mrs. Banihanl spent Friday in farm, nt Stony Point, which hi* will We must depend on the spring Grand Rapids. work for Mr. Evarts Hie coming pullels lo furnish most of the layers Tho Freeport school is closed this year. for next winter. May chicks will week for the spring vacation. Mr. nml Mrs. Orr Fisher visited prove good enough fur Ibis purpose The high school play, "Little at H. Cogswell's in Lakeview, Thurs­ if they be properly fed through the Buckshot," is lo lie-given April 10. day of last week. summer. They should not be Mr. nnd Mra. la»vi Hynes nre pushed so hard that (hey wjll begin LAKE VIEW. spending the week in Grand Rapids tn lay before fhe first of November, and Woodland. Dan Johnson of Batik. Creek ...... .. as moulting is to In* avoided. A farewell party was given in spent Sunday with Chns. Smith ami honor of Lloyd Epley, Friday night, family nml Albert Johnson. To make a success in poultry, al his home. About fifteen were* Mrs. Hannan Cronk of Eaton there must bo the right kind of a present and all rejiort a good lime Rapids spent Tuesday with Mr. mid beginning. It cannot be done with as well ns Lloyd. Mra. Floyd Nesbel. I lie scrub stock nor with tin* slip­ . Miss Laura Schwadcr, who has Mra. CJem Jacobs is on the sick shod methods. Mongrelism in any been visiting her parents ensl of lisl. Dr. McGufiln is in olli*mlance. form should bo discanled from Hie town lhe paal week, returned to Mrs. E. L. Sinrleir is in Ann Inrm. A pen of pure slock will make Grand Rapids, Monday. Arbor with her daughter. Mrs. the start nr di few settings of eggs. Clare fusion, Maude Bisson grad F. George Keagle. who is to undergo Front those raise nnxt year's birds. A. Sbuon spent a few days with Mr. nn operation in the near future. Keep on improving nml Ilion you and Mra. J. M. Sisson al Hastings, Arminn Gillespie of Kalamazoo can enlarge lhe plant according to the first of the week. and George Gillespie of Lansing nre Hie knowledge ami capital Hint you Orlio Bishop of Healings spent spending a week's vacation with command. Pure slock will give you Wednesday in town wiih Mr. and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex better market slock and better eng Mra. Freeman Furrow. Gillespie. records, and that means a higher The stale school inspector was iq Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cogswell of price on the market. Gel your tho village last week, inspecting the West Hastings spent- Friday and -share of this poultry money. Freeport schools, lie was very Saturday with relatives al. this Small Flocks. much dissatisfied wiih condilionn place. ’ there and no doubt some very radi­ Our school enjoyed a week's va­ No mat lor how many fowls a cal changes will lie made. Wc nre cation last week. fanner has. th'* flocks should be very much in hopes, that his visit Mr. and Mra. Waller Keaplo have small and should i*o permanently will work many needed improve­ sold their place to liny Bini nnd separated from each olher. The ments. wife. They will inftve to Hastings birds should not Ihi allowed lo run in lhe near future. We regret lo over (ho same ground, for by that The Otsego Union, of Inst week, lose such good ncighliors from our means disease is spread. camo to hupd wiih an account of midst, bul welcome Mr. nml Mrs. The more birds I Imre are on n lhe opening of lhe new Citizens Bird in lo our neighborhood. farm the more certain il is that one Stale Havings bank in that town, of them will get . some contagious with pictures of lhe officers. Geo. Dyspepsia is America’s .curse. disease. If the fowls are in one big E. Bardeen is the president and Burdock Blood Bitters conquers flock Uie disense brings a disaster. Fred W. Walker, a fonper wall dyspepsia cvmy lima. U drives out If they oro divided into several known Hastings attorney, now a impurities, tones the stomach, re­ flocks, the disease can be confined resident of Olsego, is the vice pres­ stores perfect digestion, normal lo one flock. The same is tnle of ident. weight and gopd health.—Adv. | infection by lice and mites. is it the best place to buy your CIGARS, CIGARETTS, If you think it is not, or if risiting h* r mother, Peter Bergy in Alrnn. in and see for yourself. We can show you and prove to you that.wc have the largest selec­ tion for you to choose from. It is all in zinc lined, dust proof cases, the only cases of their Wc buy most of our stock direct from the manufacturer which makes our stock always (different from others) fresh, bully delicious—has a flavor, luiuie near i larksville, Friday af­ ternoon. Hsia ami Marion Slater enl* rtain-; ed a few id tb**ir friends, Saturday afternoon, and treated them l<>! Mrs. r.u-l.T h visiting her dnukh*r. Mrs. !.•••■ Alb*rding nf ikt-llrl.m. Howard N'niTutt of Clarksville. nml Pcrlv Bramlle mill family of CailCtlU'l*. Smokers* you have not THOUGHT OF IT AT ALL, just come kind in Barry county. CAMPBELL CUtl’i*. TOBACCOS, Supplies, Candy, Salted Nuts, Etc? that u lmlai' of (he Mill school. BAA K»N CORNERS. Burley Swifi and family of Hills-H dale Countv, are spending a few | (lays with hi** brother,%Mnrion ami family. Mrs. Elfa Ackley - nml children! visited rcialues al Nashville. :i I coup!* day- ib** first of the week. Mrs. Cli.i- lH*ah uf Chester vimI-i ed tier daughter. Mra. J. A. Frith, last W cln. -.lay, The Mi--- Nina nml Bessie llynes.of II.i-Ciiks, spent Sunday nt! NUR I If CARLTON. Orville Hciiney of Knlninazno, is|' spending hi - vacation with his pftr-j • ills. C. I.. Ib'iniey's. Edith Lis riigslon of Logan is spending tlm week with her sister. Rev. Gris-** and Thursday, \i-iling llenney ami family. family spent! with Mrs. L. with lhe former's parents, near Freeport. lawm llenney has been very busy! the past week nursing an ohfi fashioned lu'il. Lulu Thomas who Ims been help-: ing Mrs. fieri Kiiiuq the past we.*kJ returned Ip her home in Bowin-, I Saturday. Homer llt-nnejr is'buzizng wood for lhe neighbors this week. • Motor delivery service al Mui-1 hollands.—Adv. | -BANNER AVANT AtiVS. PAY.-jl cannot get elsewhere. fragrance and aroma that you . Last Saturday wc sold 50 lbs of plug tobacco. Wc want to make it 100 lbs. Will you be one nf our satisfied Plug Tobacco customers? J. F. Hoonan The Place to Meet Your Friends Phone 106। Jefferson St. Dairymen Some people fear that the lowering of the tarriff on butter will lotver the price of butter to such an extent that dairying will not be profitable. We do not share in that belief and can see no reason why the price should be more than two or three cents per pound lower than before. The change may unsettle the market for a short time but in a few months we will not notice the difference. Feed Your Cows A Little Better and give a little closer attention to their comfort, and the difference in the price will easily be offset. Weigh each cow’s milk and bring a sample to us. We will inake,a test for you and show you whether you have any unprofitable cows ip your herd. Dairy intelligently and you make more money from the dairy than any other branch of your farm work. We are here to help you and our patrons can. always feel free to ask our advice and have their cows tested any time. Sell Your Cream To Ud Crystal Creamery Company Hasting', Michigan �THEM/ APRIL 1 mi. ping the Body in Repair intended that the body should do its own repairing—and it would do so wers it not for the fact thatmost of us Hoc other than a natural life. Aalurv tape U) lhe erula of the elastic, nnd llu n He around each lied post. The shams can bo pinned to Hie elastic, or hung like a sub curtain. Nature didn’t intend that wo ihouW wear cocmU, tight eollire or M. nor live in badly ventilated ami draughty house*. nor eat and .. I . . J. W., ...J. I. ... . _L._ —- .LwwlJ Far weak stomach* an.1 Iba indigratlnn or dyspepsia rrsulting. and tho muilltads can Ta more adaplabla aa a curatlra agr.nl than DR. PltRCE’S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVEAT. •t dlMaasoa following thsratrvm. no mrd.clnc Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Sold In Liquid or Tablet form by Beater* in Medicine* I SCHOOL NOTES First Ward. Ldyd Cloii.se is a)>se.nt from school on m i-ouht of illness. Home of lhe Hixth grade girls 'are writing the penmanship drills, and orc going to try for a Palmer Method L'l’doma. Earl Troyer nu» left school to go to the country lo live. The loiys arc prod icing lH>se|mll. Miss Brown amt Miss flcffernon excused lheir pupils last Thurs­ day afternoon in order to observe room. Second Ward. Charles Lewis of the Sih grade has move>l lo Nashville. The 5th grade in Arithmetic, nn­ * studying division of fractions. . The t’4h grade are beginning lheir slii'ty of decimals in Arithmetic. In Geography the Oth grade are making a thorough study of the History of Michigan. The 5th grade have finished the study of Africa. Cecil Craigl has entered the tlral ( grade. Harry Dnvinson from the rent nil budding has entered Hu* isl grade. :Harl Baum ha* returned to school after Ming away some lime. Kenneth Ia*wis has gone to Nash­ ville. Hasting* High HcIhmi:. Mr. Mercer is spending Ins vaca­ tion in Wynaiicl. III. Miss F.rmiiia Goodyear of Jackson and Mis* Koocisby of Airainlville visited the English LX and .XI lust Friday. The Road To Sucre*.*. The road to success is a pathway Tlial many bclieve-far away. They believe that by accident they will Come suddeidyon it some day. They think, that Dame Fortune shall find them And auigbi them out of lhe crowd. And show Them the highway to glory ■* On which bul a few are allowed. enrollment, attendance and other informal em concerning the Hast­ ings (Dty Schools including the County Normal, for the month end­ ing March 21, lUt 1: Total’number enrolled. I HI. Number.of boys enrolled. 512. Number of girls emadlml. «»*-'. Nuinlier iH'hmging at close of this month. tin®. And so In romplai'eiiry'* manner They nil by the highway and wail Average number belonging this For the day they shall wake up mouth, 1013. some morning To Hnd lhal they stand with the great. wj.ni. Number of non-resident pupils, They dereiyc themselves into be- Number of visitors. 81. ' Tho highest tier cent of attend­ ance: Mr. Nash. !H-3: Miss Mar­ shall. 07.01: Mis* Manni.. U7.K8: Miss Abbott, tff.G; Miss McGuinness. 97.17; Mi*s lleffernon. WJ.95; Miss Brown. Wi.fi; Miss Jacobson, WJJJfl; Miss Matthews. Ufi.19: Mis* Pettit. OCA; Miss G. Miller. WJJfi; Miss M. Miller. Wi.27: Mrs. Gorham. WJ.I3. Tho following teachers report no tardiness: Mae Pettit. Gertrude Hampton. Gerald Nash, Hilda Mar­ shall. Margaret Miller. Anna -Brown. Margaret Welsh. B'Hsio*'E. Bush. CLARKSA1IXK. Hr. G. II. Fcovill has purchased nml will lake possession this week. They slmll come lu mid reap all lhe glory Thai those who have struggled possess. The road to success is a pathway Thnl many think narrow and straight. * A pathway someone will discover For them, if they patiently wait. And the years come mid go mid they murmur; Bul tomorrow Dame Fortune may . show us Tho wonderful way lo success.'', Bul the road to success is a path- Some Good DcxM-rt*. steamed Gfahain l*udding—Two heaping teacup, graham Hour, one cup cooking molaMe-. one cup swevl milk, one cup raisins seeded and chopped, on. teaspoon *oda, on* cinnamon, one-palf tea>q>oon cloves. Steam two hours and serve hat with lemon sauco made as follows: One cup of granulated eugar. one tables|i«k>ii sifted flour, one heaping tnbli*s|MMin butter, one tablespoon good vinegar. Cream all together mid add one le»*cup boiling water and cook In double boiler a half hour. Add lemon JugF before serv­ ing. This is excellent, with every apiiearanceQf'Tiohness. but. being guiltless or shortening, may Imj en­ joyed by even dyspeptic*. One egg very thoroughly beaten may be added lo the sauce if liKed. Quince Tapioca—Thi* requires three-fourths of a cupful nf tapioca cooked until clear in four cupfuls of boiling water. Add half a tenspoonful of soil . and half a leaspoonful of cinnamon. FilFa round baking dish with quince*. Pour the laplQta over them and bake until soft. Rerve with milk and sugar. Peaches nr* alw delicious served this way. Whipped Fruit*—Heal Up one pint of whipped creiini until stiff, then add one pint of diced pine­ apple, one pint of diced cooked Pt-nrs, one pint of seeded while grapes, one cupful of chopped Eng­ lish walnut meat, gme-lialf cupful of sugar, and tine traspoonful of vanilla extract. Chill and sene. A Cheese Dessert— Mix together lhr<*c-fourths of a cupful of rich milk mid one and one-fourth cup­ ful grated cheer/*, and heat careful­ ly. slirnng all the white until the cheese is melted. Remote from the lire, add a speck of salt, and when slightly rool, the yolk* of three eggs. Have ready a small pie dish line,! wiih a very thin biscuit dough, fill with the egg and. cheese mixture, grate a very little nut­ meg over the lop and bake in a moderate dven until s«*l. Serve cool with jelly or preaenes. This is liarticularly dainty ami delicipus. HIGH STREET. Miss Dixon of Kalamazoo .visited her cousin, Mm. Nellie Merrifield, Saturday and Bunday. Jatnes Fauss and family have moved on thefr farm which they purchased of Clyde Sledge. We welcome Mr. Fauss and family ta nor neighborhood. Mrs. Corn Hlrimback and baby daughter Ida spent from Friday until Monday with her old school­ mate, Maude Robinson.— , Harvey Travis and wife and son Russell of Hostingivvisiled at James Southard's Halunlayand Sunday. Frank Keech and family have been entertaining lhe grip the post week. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Robmson spent one day last week with Mr. and Jin>. George Robinson of Hoihi. Mrs. A. Marlin spent Sunday with her daughter. Mrs. Perry Hall. Homer Yrckley and wife and Hi­ lle daughter rtf Hastings visited the former's sister, Mrs. E. Hathaway, Sunday. William Mallhew* of Hastings railed al Milton Jennings' Sunday to see Mr. Jennings who is still very sick. Alva Scalier and family spent Sunday with thotr daughter, Mrs. Hugh Riller. Everybody remember next Sun­ day Is tho day to reorganixa our Sunday SchodT'. so be on hand al 10:30 sharp and helpmake a belter school than ever before. HltJILAND. Howard Laiidciislagger expects lo go to Augusta about April t to work at Ids trade for nn inuellnile length of time. Leland Jones has feturned lo school. He pushes himself along on his cart, walks sometimes with one crutch, sometime* with two but h(? is bound to get an education and Ktirtnouiil obstacles. sent a suiisliim* program for peo­ ple of riper years Friday afternoon. April 3rd. Special talent has been secured mid il ls Imped that this will be rcrognireil by a large and appriTiative audience. The nmd Iwtween Richland mid Knlamtuoo will be finished this year, making it satisfactory for mo­ torist* going to Gull lake. Callmun mid Kalamazoo cminly will join hands this season by the connection of the roads Iwlween Battle Creek mul Kalamazoo. Frank Bostwick, a farmer in East Hoss, met with a misfortune Thurs­ day morning which deprived him of [ three Hilgers on his left hand, while] lhe fourth was badly mangled. II is thought the fourth finger can bet saved. The accident happened1 while he was helping Imxx wood at Herbert Stanton's home . Rev. Samuel Baron, tiaslor outlie Richland Presbyterian church 1 twenty-five years ago. now ti retir­ ed minister in New York, celcbraleff the ninetieth anniversary of his birth Sunday, by delivering a ser­ mon in lhe Heidelberg Reformed J+ouse Cleaning June Is rapidly approaching and as usual we are prepared to assist you to brighten up from Parlor to Kitchen, from Cellar to Attic. With our Wall Paper you can make a beautiful room with a very little Expense. You can not appreciate the pretty effects until you come in and look them over. We also cany a full line of “Alabastine” the wall finish in all colors. The old chairs and woodwork look like i\ew when you go over them with a coat of Jap-A-Lac. We have all colors to match your woodwork, window shades, Varnish, Coating for Linoleums, Devoe paints, Crack-filler, Furniture Polish, Bed Big Killer, Good Ammonia, Shelf paper. Just call us up and ask about whatever you need. . Carveth & Stebbins Jhe Rexall Druggists Phone 31 CJoods Delivered That's b*adiug from every man's door. village, on Friday. The funeral wa* It is waiting for him al Hus minute held nl Hie Cotigrrinilional church. Sunday afternoon, nml was largely tI'ead it attended. Roses, Carnations, (all colors,) Violets and Easter “L'mler The Spell.’ n temperance, With courage ami honor Imlay. (day will lie given nf Nash opera, For lhe man who mill toil without Lilies. All kind* of potted plants, such as Prim­ asking house, Friday night. April 3rd. The EAST ASHJ Ill L roses, Azaleas, (all colors.) * cast is composed of Hie prominent . That somebody show him lite Orvil Goodman and family were way. . amateurs from Allo. gin-sts of hi* grand mother, Mrs. Ikirotha Moon, Thursday. Cincinnati. Ohio, for vacation. cave another one of their very en ­ Clouet Siibstiltile*. The JIism'' Josephine Anderson, Floyd Greeman and family, who in have spent the winbr here, left and Louise Wier. from Ackley Col­ joyable parties after th<* regular Bell—Main 208 Cit«en»-2470 M‘*Sinn on Thursday evening. lege were visitors hero hist week. lust week for lheir home in Chester. Store—118 Monroe Ave. Greenhouses Ashland Ave. and Psge Street Warm sugar mid biscuit* were Montana. sened. after which games enter­ ..... Thcan . Grand Rapids, Mich. lion in Bangor. Michigan. Mr. mid Mrs. Claudis Ihifftuiff are tained until a late hour. . neither afford to n*mo«b*l so as to F. E. Richards nml A. C. Henke* sup|dy the nv'*l nor to Imy the ex-’ spending lhe week wiih lheir parinteresting talk Iasi Wednesday on have been entertaining lngrlp|>o lhe pcnsivp | *■ 11 Hl , ■ wardrolie, W III * 11 • ’ 11. . canktlll ' .III V111 • find I ■ • I bev*>’ * ,■ . Bulgaria. I’rmbytory. oral tuhslltules wlm-li answer-.llwf Herman Kikua fl«L_Wife enler- Rev. Baron lias lived within a half The old man is more than six fbet Tioga -------, -New York; In Miss .Feller will »|m>im| lier'vac.V IpaW week. Mr. and Mr*. <1. A. Robinson snfnf purtMise fmrly well. ! lamed Sunday for dinner, Ernest a square of the rteforinnf church tall and aside from Rowing locks of puritig th* forty­ lion in South Bend, Indiana. • ahd has lieen one >>f tin* most regu­ whit.* hair. .how. little evidence of J ’-J- Nervml nine ..o If you have eve good-sixed 1 liingniaii mid family. M. I». Roger* Grades. .Mr. Robln- closet, this can !»• made In serve and family and .Morrice Reese nnd lar altendunls. His birthday, each different charges, mostly in Now year, is relebrated by the pastor. ..................... ____ lle was ___ graihi____ Fcalisn Buller uf thejtlli grade. the entire family, if it only happen* I family. llev. Dr. Zarlman. Rev. Bacon will nted from Williams college in 1817: York, Michigan and Wisconsin. store during hi* hrief illness. to open into the hall, providing a --------------------- -— preach nt Hie morning service on I Iho Hartford Theologiral M-miuary F. A. Lawnll joined hi* family al GIA' M tlHNERS. "A Hpirilual Inventory of My Life." in pt&o, and was ordained l»y Hie •—BANNER WANT ADVK. PAY.— Ethel Eggleslnn is absent on ac­ F. E. Richard* midis visiting there count of iUncss. Mrs. Thomas Griffen is under tire The “th grade Geography class Mrs. A- I. fauiglilin and baby nnd a long rod so that il will project a has completed Hie work on lhe U. R. J. 11. tiny returned Wednesday, | Niirnial. .... provide coat and skirl hangers for from his tti|> through-lhe south. Mrs. Mary Ayers of Nashville, Elsie llwlnie* and Mtunl Rickert •!»>• each unrment or null. These can spent Wednesday with Mrs. Wm. nnd Glen Clym of Woodland, .visited two for live nt any of the five mid liny. ill penmanship. Mrs. Allen Fvighuer of Nashville, Mr. nml Mrs. Andy Chun. Tuesday. ten cent store*. And you can ar­ Miss Miller w lion in Halim*. range the clothing in al least a spent Thursday with her parents/ quarter of the space whiah it pre­ Mr. mid Mrs. Thomas Griffen. tendance and mnoiMit of (lock. fmnj viously octupleilt/ach garment will Music. The teutdier's club have secured lonia roUnly. ■ < Having sold my farm I will have an Auction Sala at tho farm 1 mill east and mile north a victrola for lhe sclgads and also RojLDIIIenbeck has purchased lhe twelve nieOHbu. pool room of John Reamer nnd will of Lacey on section 6, Assyria twp., The Glee Club nre working on the Puli a t>o<d mom ami barber shop elsr first. All are as neatly and compactly arranged-as Hu* coats or “Rextn! From Luria." combined. . suits of tho merchant, and in pre­ The third and fourth grades have Miss Lucile Richards, who has cisely tin* same way. The outlay al rotiiplcli-d sharps and Hals in the We want to gi-l tho news to all first may seem unwarranted, bul il major keys. old people al*iut Rexall Olive . Oil health, returned to her work nl U. ' Tlie 5lh nml illh grades are lie­ B. A. hospital. Tuesday. I or the little folks, a large pack­ Emulsiun. a remarkable new fixxlcoining experts in reading two part Mrs. Claude Hindi enleilaified ing Im>x may be procured of the medicine which we firmly believe is music. with n linndkerchief shower in hon­ neigldwiring merchant for a trifle, the best remedy ever made to over­ or of Mi«« X’eriia Bowman. Satur­ having first sandpapered it •smooth come lhe weakening, debilitating In art. the classes are doing EaM- day afternoon. Music and games and then finished with paint or var­ effects of increasing old age. It furnished the qntcriainmenl. Pink nish. This will hold nil of their gar­ help* to rebuild wasted tissues, • r wbi k. All aro preparing fur examina­ and while ramalionsand ferns were ments. when each is tilled over n st rengtlu'il Hie nerves, and give new i uw*l in decoration. Dainty ro- hanger. Boxes for shoes and nib- energy mid a lively feeling to llq* tion. Imdy. It contains no alcohol or IMPLEMENTS. Class' * in art have finished de- 1 fi<*«hmi*nfs freshmvnfs were servisf servisL . HORSES. Double hurncx*. nearly new Mo*." Breandle wen! In the Stale series may find place on the sides. dangerous drug. It may not make sign anil perspective work. Gray mure, wt. 13110 • Riding cullitnlor, nearly new sanatorium al Howrll. Wednesday, Finish the outside with sandpaper you feel belter for a few days, hut School ltc|Kirt. Buy gelding, weight 1’200 Ixicr drag, 17-lisdh 12-ft. huy rake fur U'enliii'Jit for tuberculosis. Hi­ and varnish, paint or slain, first till­ if you do not feel much heller and -The following report gives the' wife/and fal her accompanied him. A good team Kyrncusc walking plow ing in any cracks or nail holes with slrougf'r Iwfure you have taken a CATTLE. Milwaukee mower 5-tootli iiilHbiitor returning home the same evening. preparml ernrk filler -or sawdust quarter as much a* you have of Huy rack Wagon box other medicine* Hint iiaye not help­ । A. E. Winchester '•nlerlnined the lied row. 8 years old. calf by side Wide tin* wagon In good condition ed you. we will gladly give back | | Jolly Pedro Club. Saturday evening. Black row, 7 yean old. calf by side your money. lairar double biigg>, nearly new Mrs. R. H. While Im* gone lo Sa­ Black heifer, 2 years old, due April 10th Spring *cnl Corn planter R'-xnll Oli\>< oil Emulsion con­ line to visit her daughter. Mr*. keep much of Hie dust from the Calf 6 weeks old tain* pure Oliv. Oil and the HyBoring iiiurhim- witli hits complete t D*wi« Cool and family. clothing. Pair Cauldron keltic !“ ‘boll siciglis ~ poplmsphile* winch, plough they Steer 16 months old Born on Sunday. March 22. lo Hirer, IK months old Utg clialn have long Im->*h endorsed by sue- ’ Hay fork mid pulleys । Rav Jordan and wife, n daiiuhler. Heifer 1 year old 'Cider barrel cessfui physicians, are here f« r Hie Cant li<Mik | Clia«. Decker nml wife enlertain’ HUGH AND FOWLS. Mayonnaise Dressing is made in first tune cumbiiusL The re«u)t is 2 hay kiihc* Fite gullnn keg ed a parly of friends nnd neighbors Brood sow. due April 201 h nuui uu* (>o** cut saw on Friday ilhihj. in honor of the lol - less limn two minutes if a dovcr a real liody, m*ne .m<| blood-blllld5 wugun longue* Single win* fence Mrelclicrs 10 laying hens Huff Or pl ng I no cockerel j lei’s birthday. Pedro furnished en­ ing foiMl-nnsliriiie that we believe Is MISC^LLANEIMS. tertainment mid nil rejiort a jolly fork, and a ImiwI Hint doe* not Hare Kti|H*rior to anything else in over­ HAY, GRAIN, ETC. 10 grain Sacks Barrel ehurii lime. coming debility, w.ikuess and lia­ Ton of miird hay sill until nd, and always put Milk can. 2 hcdsicml* with kprings bility to diM ii-e. and to tone mid 70 bushel* of gmxl oats strengthen the nerves and enrich Ixmiigc with woven wire spring* proud parents of a Imy. Iiorn Mon­ tin* idtHid. You who are weMk mid Bi bushels of Yellow Dent seed t orn Cllixrn* telephone, Ijiccy exchange day. . before dropping in the oil. The oil run-down- you wlm are often 20 cords wood • About six bushels of Miiull potatoes mny be i»mn-d in (<> the bowl in troubled by various cold weatliec SOtTHWLST RUTLAND. dashes, not drop by drop, ailments, u«« Retail Olive Oil Isaac Meiil of Hasting*. has hired generous WM II... —......... it il... ••• "■ Emulsion lo get aili| keep well mul out to Harry Ulis for Iho coming Hunts a ready mentioned have bee p j. ., „.n,ih!e p|(.oantsummer. B»tofT««thS3 George Havens spent Sunday In obs. rb.Ml. Rix or eight dashes of oil 7Mlinf Bil| (n r..(l..wwJ d^th, |,e|.. give you a wood of mayon- ler gplrjK slllWinu hBaHh ’,f |( BEST GOLD CROWN S3 11ail ing*. tints'*. I. . .... ... .... — ... . natse. If a bit of the while is add(I ochu ’ i j,MI r(||.l0 a||,j p,]| Miss Bessie Olis is ut home for — IL nl *........... ••"■I — BEST BRIDGE WORK $3 •si,to the yolk, the beginning, the llll(ii... .in ii/ ta,"i a week uf vacation. , Tnrmn a( Cola, All turns of $5.00 or under, oath. All mixture will lake a larger qunnli-1 j.,Jniiit a wont. । jja| |8 |IOW lnuc[| loinlS 01 OfllBi tums over $5 00, one yeors time will be iy ot nil Ihnil III. |,rov.-rl;l.l ll.ir , ... |„ n Look to Your Plumblog. ’ faith we have. in „ it. Bold only al il... ? non it... i ... DENTAL WORK OM CREDIT .ml .in.-.- th.' .Ir.-.MiiK will'll,,. n,.v.ti ,|| si....... lr,,-"B',;.lT|-,'ll,i; Sven on good bankable notes with Interest st six per cent. You know what happens in a ulnl; Lw,i i, lolui hi,,. 1 If i.nwrywl an V* „ only l>> ,i«, Canall, A (Tea Year Onarantcc) Imiiisc in which the plumbing Ik >>i ...nn.ini-n.lurn. II h .Irairabla lo steblniu. Ila.li,,,, Mieli-AU> o goods to be removed until settled tor. poor condition—everyliody in III'* make a large quantity at uue lime. ICI1, ’ liouse is liable to cuntriuit typhoid •cicntioui, sympathetic treat­ „ . , |,'n,"d “ Y»r RhrumalbuiL ment for your teeth al a very or some other fever. The digestive ElaM e Curtain Hods. ! “I Mtffand with rh^jmatlMit for rraaouable cost. organs perform the same function* Gel a good ijualily of While elaa-.lwo yttahi and could not gel uty in Uie human Iwidy us I In* plumbing d<>e* for Hie liouse, and Hwy should lir. luilf an uirh wide, and run | right hand to-my mouth for dial be kept in first cla.-* condition till through the casing in saclt curtain*, j length of time." write* LeeL. Chap­ the lime. If you hnve aziy trouble, Gut th'* elastic a little shorter than man. Mapleton. Iowa. “I suffered with your digestion Ink; Chamhvr- the width of the window, and ww terrible pain so I could not sleep or NEW SYSTEM DENTISTS Iain**s Tablets and ytr ate cerium brawi rings on each end. He re w lie *1111 ut night. Five yearn ago 1 to gel quick relief. *.r sale by All small bra** hooks to the window began using Lhamb.>rlaii)'s Limfranie and huuk lhe rings over im nl and in l«o months 1 wgs well I Dealers.—Adv. - . Micbtf»n ! Htdwribc for H^ BANNER, only these. This is a good way lo keep land have iiut suffer, d with rheuClerk. Auctioneer. shsm* on an iron bed from sagging.' maiisin sitiee." yur M[e by All $L00 per year. lu place of the rings, sew ribbon or I Dealers.—Adv. . ~HrSlES OLD PEOPLE Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or ders Given Prompt Attention ELI CROSS AUCTION SALE D.5+8B Sale to begin at ten o’clock. I offer the following property: t false Teeth Hot Lunch at Noon [r. GEORGE MUNGER, Proprietor HENRY FLHNERY, G. E. HICKERSON, I P �rtae-rHiamm ear* I/' Cali* with j nRTffTFTRVf AirffAMAn ar geons. r, responded to night. B. WILLISON, D. D. 8., F * Muting*, Mich. Spring Term offering coiqlnuuua <>p(M>rtunlly Tor any uno to'enjoy ail tbc advan­ tage* ol a iidirM- of Bn»lncM u.lin­ ing which will ixMlUnely lead to a gtxxl imlaricd potJllou through the well-known Detroit Business University DETROIT, Mini. ' Write for catalog. E. It Shaw, Prai. WE BUY GRAIN OF AU. KINDS Wc pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Volto & Co. Op. C. LAS. Mill 57 Hiltlip Safety First This goes true in your electric wiring. That’s one reason why I urge you to let me do your electric work You’ll know it is done right and that your buildings are safe if I do the work. GEO. VAN TIFFLIN Elootrlclan. Order Our Drays When yoy have any moving to be done. TWO ACTO TRUCKS. PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. somdat SCHOOL LESSOR FOR SUNDAY, APRIL 5. By Leo W. Aines.Christ's Table Talk Luke 14:7-21. Golden Text: Luke it Head: Luke 14 1-0. Introductory. ITio scene of our lesson <= .the — home into which Jesus went to eat bread on the Sabbath day (it:|.) We studied the first six verses on Mareh 15tli. By way of introduc­ tion wo might jusl look through these 21 verses to see what Jesus Christ wns thinking about and speaking of as He sal nt the table to eat Dread. Moto some of the things.. Pulling out on lhe SabbatIi day (v 5,) the exaltation of the humble (v il.) reconiiwtisia al the resurrection Of the just v ii,) Hie great supper (v 10,) mid the. rejec­ tion of Hie rejecting tv 21 . flow does this ciiinpaitt with uur table thoughts and our table talk? Is fhrre anything .about your table that would lead a visitor to think of the resurrection of the Just and tin- rejection of the rejecting? !a*sson Division.*: L—Concerning Guimts, 7-11. 1 IL—Concerning The Great Sup­ per, 15-21. Too Outline Developed. Who were llm guests? May wt; gut her from v 12 that the Pharisee liad invited a select assembly, to Hie exclusion of the poor, inainied. lame, blind, etc? Possibly seine of lhe iiilluentinl ineniliers of Hu* lop nnd met the needs of llic man who had the dropsy, mid then wc see Him observing tho guests “how they chose out lhe chief rooms." Jesus' eye saw them; He saw the place tiny chose, and He saw Humotive bark of the choice. is still coiiccrifcd about men s choices, and always knows lhe niutiviMmek of each choice. "Neither is there any creature that is not manifest in His sight; but nil tilings nre naked mid opened unto the eyes of Him with whom we have to do" (lleb. 1:13.' How il must grieve Him to see so many choose the toys of this life rather than the things that enihirv! “Choose ve this day whom vc wilt servo? And aiiluilg His is too much <>f choosing chief rooms. Hcincinbei ... observing. .Anottii-r .....- ... thing, Chrisl observed; du you iili- speak? Anu are yum; eyes open h Hie things about you lhal base Its. soils for you? Hi' words (v n-ii He heeded truth. Instead of seek­ ing and iippropriaiing Hie place uf iiunor, we are lu take the humble place, and let Him who hade us saj the highest illustration of this eve FIRE INSURANCE If you aro not Insured or would like lu chango your Insurance call In and »eo me. I represent a com­ pany with a cash capital ot 11.000­ 000 and can fully protect you. LEE II. PKYOll JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 17a HASTINGS, MICHIGAN horlution is given in v il of uur lueson. 'this wns a hard lesson b>r sires for neif-exiillalioii, c. g., Luke msiiii* Imlay. cxail Hitil God will nut be salisllyd with such perfection. Listen lo Paul: “Hut what tilings were gain to niv. And Hie eamta .are too often lound in contention about chief rooms. man came nut to be ministerial un­ to, bul lo minister, mid to give Bis life a nuisuin fur ninny.’’ And “uh my Father hath sent me, even ;>o send I you." Tlien He turned to tlie host, with 1*. A. HIIELDON Atanlnu-t anil Heal Estate Office. Abstract Block, I toolings Money to loan on Ilcal-Eaiato. Real invilnhou. Tilt; Pliurlsvo may huv< Eaiulo s-ld.un eionnilMlon. General conveyancing. Having a complete set of Abstract Books compiled from lhe of being bidden again v 12,, or us Record*. can furnish complete Ab- purl of tin! conspiracy to cutch Jesus in His words, or lo show Jesus how popular Im was with the nrisbicrats, or for all of these reas­ on* together, Jiist as some today du. Jesus inukes pruniinenl the thought UNDERTAKING AND of recompense here. He does not FUNERAL DIRECTORS condemn feasts for fellowship, bul Licensed Embalmer always in attendance He does eoiidi'lilli fenslS for rvcoinpense. hid you invito your friend PHONE, 32ft OR 387 lo dine in order lo receive u return invilntiiui? I>i<l you Invite Hie Uluti, Illium A Sulm 1.1. Cl. willow nnd Hie fatherless also? Our I.oi-il4bnl “call the poor, the iiinjined. till- lame, the blind." Tie-n- vva.Daily Except Bunday. only one with whom lb- emilil liifve fcllowinip ill that gathering—the man He Imd healed. The others Suing North 7:J7 were occupied with chief rooms mid recompense. In too many churrlies lodtiy the same condition prevails—Our Lint < an have f< I- Millar & Harris Furniture co. exalt Him, with an diigh- to lh« id., and the pruiso uf God, while the iniiltiludo oome to rxall self, looking for recompense on earth, nnd the praise of Bien. • "My bn-HiTell.• these Ihitius ought not so to be" Pharisee lhe two mad'* by man, and lhal ends il. hi Hie secund ca»e Hie host is lilv.-'u-d, man .cannql HTOliipense, but God does at Hu* resurrect ion of the just. Nothin? is said ulxmt lilcssing or GIVING BABY A BATH resiirrerllnn in- lhe first cu»e. Blussed? Hoi*-? Happiness with­ iii a limnlsonn*, warm bathroom is in. lilettAing from Hie guests,w mid blessing from God. The blessing <d •Hie event of Hie day. if you have a poor, tnniined. lame, blind saint the baby we'H supply the buHinxiiii is worth more Ilian the rvconi|>ens>rind heat. And you ought lu have of Hie godleks. These are value-, however, llial appeal only lo faith. such a Mum, biiby'or jio baby. II And there is such a tiling us doing W*ll not cost-loo-much*if you have a l<d of charily work so us io iiet into heaven, tint this id--a is just (is do Ihi! plumbing. Well pul in one of Hie deceiver's deceptions. lhe tub, toilet and heater fur uilivh Charity work never saved llm giver, mid never will. Tlie blood of Christ lens than you probably imagine. paves, anil after saved then the charily'Work begins^ for which you] , will lie rewarded. Note Ibat Hie; Lord leaches rewards for works; 1 done; note also the time of tin* re-1 Eut of Poiloffice , .wards. . It is ot the refiitfeciion of I Phone 126 • Hastings j the just, Naf the general resume-1 F. A. BROWN & CO. then- lo YokaU*ma. That certainly said that all thioga are now ready. is some waler. In iNMfh cnao UreuvW rwltsal. One Holder■ of our Pre­ The next few. insUliments of Mr. wHr>ied ■ ‘ with .........his M P**1' stock r*ceivc ground, annflter WIM Di» oxen, an­ Keeler's travel sketches will (ell of ■ V Ol cash dividemb acmiother with Jfti( hontifl S Bllfh are‘the hi* travel* in Japan. excuses of men. tQ<! ay. One inaii, annually -*t 5% per iftriend of bring|Dg. JUS Wife with annum. An investment backed by uuniBY. unn, stayed aw,ru nt •* home Mu kept them him. gilt-edged real estate mortgages Reginald Winslow mid family both awnf. Mun, how shall you. es­ and nniutpasaed for safety, con­ _jpe, if cape, if you you neglwci neglect ao so great sal­ not go to lliu races were at the boat moved Thursday <>n lo his farmvenience or net earning rate. 21 and Ed. Bidelman of Hrhlge Street t Hi in buxines*. useti over vation? Tho vnllonY The poo^, j»oor, tte Ole utmmed. mimed. the lo sco it go way, as they are not * lias moved into lhe house vacated .000. Write for full particulars halt, lhe blind, of v 21 fliay rvpre- busy and the departure of n sleani| by liim, ____ n town I..,,',, event. .,v,.lll All All the I ll.< love-J aent lhe outcasts of Tarael eVrily I er is a stry unto you, tho btiblk-nns nnd makers on Ihq trip over wereTToWffl1 Miss Alice Caslelein has purchosharlola go into the kingilum of imd to bid adieu to those going farther, | ed n fine new Cameron piano. before you" (Ml. 2i-31- Versc 23 mul th- natives' to shower us witti,. Mis* Kathryn HiUmnn mid broth-1 speaks of the Gentiles coining in. llowen. and patter wreaths. Th-j: er* Shirley nml Toiwrehce enter-1 as recorded in Acta, after the re­ water was alive with' men ulid boys Joined quite « company of their ; jection of lhe oner try Israel. diving for money. ; young friend* Friday evening. Ire Verse 21 tells of His rejection of We are al wa again wHIf the ' cream and cake wen* served ami a the nation, more vividly pictured in Cliinesi! I'eslauraul and gambling'| line evening enjoyed liy all. Matthew. Hut Israel will yet b» re- going on os before. We have new I The I jidie*' Aid was well attend- I Vi-rao 15 may lie lhe exproatlon oM^tpre<i nnd will believe. passenger* with us, among them cd last Thursday, nearly 30 pounds, .... wlm lookiMl t....i.'i <m to Hie . i. .. 1.1 1...T with van you nil all Hint that Uh are in r.hri> Mr. C. II. D. Ftshrr.^ n Baptist I of rags being Mwcd. mid n fine din-1 one if special one kiiigtloin age for lln< fiilil)lin<<iil of tha conili- Jesus." Next week Luke 21:13-3 minister nt Tokio, returning to tus ' nor served. Two well-tllb-d basket* I work. He has been there 30 years,:। of provision* were sent to Mrs., 33) Acre*, Near Illg Rapid*. tion.H ilttMiribitft above (v 7-11.) His The Journey lo Emrtiau-. also among the paMcngers are Mrs. | Win. Brew, who is very sick. Also I Near achool and churches. ritali'tiieiil bring.* fortli the word* Sincerely yours. John F. Keater and family, from i a lady was liired by tlie Aid to help j Some rolling, aom* level land. -concerning the great supper. C0111Loe W. Anu s, I'hilmleltihia. Clay-loam and gravelly soil. pm<- Mt..22:1-11. In Ml. il in n care for her. king making a marriage for Hi* A number from this way attended Good M room house, tsiilt two year*. Tuesday. August 27. Large barn, writ hold 30 head cattle. Son. The great mipper to which th«’ funeral of M. Farley ut Barry- Good It is now Tuemlay, August 27. mid 1 silo, hog house, poultry house. Our Hasting* high srlnx.i s lu<|Go<| invited the guests is the offer ville lost Thursday. granary. which God made (o His pcopli! enls. Misses Eleanor and li.-iu- tin­ w<! an* due to arrive nl Vokoiimna j Sunday School will rvorganike' 1IX) acres under cultivation. tomorrow morning, the eighteenth: Israel lu give Uu*ni happiness and horn. Lucy mid Lottie Merrill nre •next Sunday. April 31 Ii. nt in a. ni. ‘ 50 acres mote alt stumped. day out of Snn Francisco, wfttrlwn! blessing Hiiuiigh s-nding His Son spending a pleasant vacation week days off.the liout at Honolulu. We All cOme and help along with tlie 170 acres virgin and second growth • into the world. The' invHntion of al home, ‘ timber. The Sunday School Convent ion enjoyed every minute, lint the last । good work. verse 17 looks on to the Book of Trout stream run* through pasture. Arts chapters t-7> where,- after has been postponed for two weeks tlirce or four days we. have wished we were there. We certainly npCiiuqIi Medicine for Children. I Timber, beech, maple, elm, while Ghrisl's death, resurrection anil-as­ at Hu- West Holland chur.-li. oak, black oak, hemlock and pine. ' Miss Yecklcy closed h<-r school prvriate whnl those nt home had cension, God gives to Hie nation Too much curo-cnnnol lie used ini lo do in packing uur trunk, ns I! selecting a cough medicine for chil­ Must tell this place in 20 days for lsrm-1 Iliroiigh Peter and tin* others j for this week. W.0UO. the imitation to accept the King j Our Hinall|Hix pali«*nl. Mr. Mc- have been all day at it, mid just able j dren. It should be pleasant to take. I mid Hie kingdom. These, tlrst sev­ 'Cnrly, is well mid anxious (■> get to get the cover down, but so far contain no harmful substance and: en chapters of Acts record thv offer homo lo his business mid mil of wo have never wanted u thing he most effectual. Chamberlain's j EDWIN H. BEBRAAD, MIO. Flffl Mil But Hough Hemeily meets these require- 1 of the kiiigdorn to Israel after His! iiuarmitine. If it was shinll|M>x. it which il did not contain. ascension, and llu'lir repealed n-jee- j was in a very mild fonn. ll is wise where nre we to put the things w<- incuts and is a favorite with the Gramj Rapids, Mich. buy. Have had no use for the modi-, mothers of young children every­ lion <>f il. reaching a climax in the lo he careful. killing of Stephen. In Mt. there ar* I Correct ion: C. Higgs is not agent cine chest. where. For sale by All Dealers.—I We now ns never liefore. realise I two invHalions v 3. I'..one speaking for silver, but silos. -----------------how broad the Pacific is. 2100 miles of the offer before His ilcnlh. the --------------BANNER Want Advs. Briny Best -BANNER WANT ADYS. PAY.— (o ihinolulu. nnd 3100 miles from -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY— Results. second after His death, when It is Hon, whlch'is an unurfplural term. And when ‘8 ,l"' resurrection of the When Christ come* for us H Th**. 4:13-18.: "But Hit rest of the <H*d lived not again until Hie IlKNiHand years w«ru Hnished. This is Hie HrAt resurreeUon. Rloased and holy is bo that hath part in the first hMurrecUon.** Rev. 20:5-0. Not a word is mid about the wicked dead here. The wirkeiHhmd arc raised in connrrHiin with the judg­ ment of tlie gn-at white throne, and for lhal judgment (Bev. 20:11-15.) (Jur eyes are not to be fixed so iniirli tiism the reward, as upon.Hie One who is coming to raisu the d'Tv!, change the living saints and give rewnnls. “Evon so, come. 1.0rd Jesus." Do yriu pray the Inst prater of the Bible dally? Hee Hev. GLIMPSE OF IDE ‘ HAWAIIAN ISLANDS 5% Gebraad “Sells Farms” out muni This Will Interest You 50,000 to 60,000 Rolls ot New and Exclusive Wall Paper Designs In Every Gonceiveable Coloring at Mulholland’s Drug Store Never in the history of our business have we displayed such a line, nor received so many compliments as to our beautiful selections, together with the extreme lowness of price. To price them will assure you that you can afford to decorate right now. . We are safe in saying that no store in Barry county can approach us in either price or showing of desirable decorative Wall Papers. Our well known leadership in the Wall Paper Line hjs been gained in a few short years by carrying the largest and most extensive stock, buying direct from the mills and selling at a low price that makes every customer take notice. Any idea you may wish to carry out can be done to the letter from our stock at a saving to you. A little time spent in our store will prove beyond a doubt WHERE you will buy your next Wall Paper. . We Also Have on Now a Special Clean-up Sale of all left over papers representing about 250 one and two room lots. The greater part of these were very expensive patterns which we are now offering at the price of cheap papers. 75 one and two room lots, have been sold from $1.00 to $1.50, now 25c to 35c. 100 one and two room lots, have been sold from 75c to $1.00, now 2Oc to 25c. Balance of this big bargain close out sale going from 3c to 15c. • ■ This entire lot would be quickly picked up by real estate agents in the large cities, but we prefer to give our own people this benefit. Don’t consider this too long but just get in and get what you need. We are the largest distributors in this vicinity of all the essentials of house cleaning such as Muresco, Alabastine, Flatone, Room Mouldings, Plate Rail, Chair Rail, Paints and ■ Oils, Japalac, Varnishes, Brushes, Window Shades, Gold Bronzes, Etc. We have just inaugurated a Motor Delivery Service which will enable us toplace goods at your door almost as soon as ordered. • Do not hesitate to call us at any time for your requirements. THE LEADING DRUGGIST Where Do Best The Nyal Store �Mbs. Clyde Wilcox of Hastings spent Wednesday. here. Mr. and Mrs. John Lake were call­ ed to Hustings last Saturday by the serious illness of their daughter, Mrs. I^o Burton. Miss Altha Rarick wns home from Ypsilanti Saturday and Sun­ day. mid was accoilipuitied by a ----- ■ew • D INNER, APRIL 2 1!>H. - ■ *- — Strange that thia ha* hern dfarovrred Jusl before IW spring elec­ tion! ' But unless all signa fail, Um h>BOlve to be good mule by the jm>liticnl dodging eltineni comes In a few minutes too late.—much like tlm rase of tlm express conipnnmu and llm parcels post; hi olher nbnuf-fnm to |he right lino of words—"Wo will be good as soon should rather as we have, tn, and ns long as we John Krali of Kent City is visit- duly? Well, we have to." To llm [mini that Iha.cnnimui«ion Wo think this almul disposes, of form of government i.« nol adapted llm “Tammany Hall” point raised. to our city on account of its size,— N IRRITABLE, fault finding disposition is often These three points about cover this is on nlruilufiTy false stalethe “dangers" staled in tlm “dodg­ menj without the least argument due to a disordered stomach. A man with good er” that are worth while paying at­ being necessary, and the statement tention to, because most of tlm at­ is made out nf malice wholly, for as digestion is nearly always good natured. A tn to show lhal such “dang­ has been shown in llbw columns, । <i. W, Gribbeu has purchased the tempt* exist under tlm commission nnd is a well known fact, lhefe are great many have been permanently cured of stomach old evaporator properly and is ers" form, arc so clearly false t lijit they 125 cities under all kinds of condi­ cleaning up the sqiuc. are an insult to lhe intelligence of tions using the commission form troubles by Chamberlain’s Tablets after years of suf­ those who have read the articles successfully, with populations MORGAN. published in these columns during ranging font HXxi tn ROOii. many of fering. These tablets strengthen the stomach and e that exaleth himself the past several weeks, in which them in our own stale, and more xliall be lunidiled; and Im lhal humeovry statement can be proved a coming in lino this spring. enable it to perform its functions naturally. Try bli'lli himself shall be i-xallvd." fact based upon knowledge nnd ex­ 'Hie great fear of tlm politicians Pri-achinu m-vl .......... Sunday morning 1; perienco. 11.... . .... I' nrv. in the matter seems to be thnl (Im them. They only cost a quarter. Jimifs ,,nwe'’®r this.................. —.......... poor “common" people will fall ' U ’ ’ 7, i I iAi’r.,11!1l,,ft,l‘ly show .i'll! tlie “dodger" re- down mid get under llm terrible '-lj‘-v 1 'i'"1'1 .V*’”'1 n-rred lop-Jfitier tlie writer of the "ring" rule! Rieka Ecknrdi alleged “iMJmb' i* woefully ignorWhnl' shall we do to Im saved! >n)e nl Lak'- (»<h. *a and atj|l(J jnc|H concerning the WJiy, do yon know, the olher day ... „ <> on, -1 commiaaion form of government, we heard of a town not over a Hirtiiiig Imine Friday. and is talking “llirnugll his liat" so thousaml miles away, wlmre even ‘ .... muds and lo speoit, speak,— —or or Isi< vvinuiiy wilfully misropremisrepro- the mcmliers uT llm governing liody । daughter r u.ai.l ...a. ... . I r . If... .... I l>.h n, 'm, t , ' w *hnir ?‘‘nl*nR 0,1,1 raNir*’,u? ,,ie nc‘unl wen* under the "boss" system to VI V ll M r , furls that exist in every case where such an extent Dial when important .Ma",'a l, ... is used. ..i«- form is , W. Feighner :nnl; There are. cases where llm work- '"lioss" would gently incline or daughter. Ing of the new form ItaiThol been 1shake Ids head ns the rase required tnrium. — Last Thursday being James Mead's entirely Hucer*.*ful on tlm start, bul 1nci'ording lo Ids view of Hio nmller. Mrs. Juiit-lie Wellman, i Charles Fowler returned to Bol­ fifty-eighth birthday, ten children never lias it fallen down, for when ;and the '‘city dad" needed advice I Whnt dn ymi know aluiul that for tho defects have shown up, owing ltrs. Sain'l Blocker w<-lo local conditions or tlie wrong '“Ihiss" rule? start that is sometimes made In it would seem that llm “common wm. Thursday. Mead had a phone installed such things, a few changes hnve ।people" arc not tlm only ones that corrected these points mid in every ,ar.1 "iHissed” by Hie "corrupt city Leon Moore and w case success has crowned its ndop- ,rings" lhal. exist in tlm "dodgers' who hnve been visiting lion. mind. Speaking of tlm cases Hint have 'Hie author of the "dodger" evi­ relurnoil to lheir Impn* proved defective, many of these ।dently thinks Hint tho average voter have been brought about by (he ;knows ,nothing about Ute mailer of I'lmradnv Geneva Dovino and Mrs. C. N. Young and Clem Yates ..lead treated the teacher and disgruntled politicians of tho cities ।commission governmenl or charter where an attempt tn create, bolter :revision, and Hint lliey are liable to Imol in maple sugar mid candy. ». M. B conditions in public, affairs has ।be |ei| astray’ by these •dangerous" ErknrdI « Ina Sh-veus has relumed Mr. and .Mrs. 1.. been met by tlm bitter opposition of ;notions of government.—that is ■ with I froth California nnd has purchased those In charge of the city govern­ judging from the way he writes, for Charley l.eonnrd of Hastings lia« J. M. [ lhe II. A. Brooks Suhim: at the the lath ment, and as many stumbling 'he says "when in doubt nn nny bout spending a few days with his JloiMrh. blocks as possible are to be found ,question, alwhys vote "NO." nnd gntndmoilier, Mrs. Sabrina Palmer. i. Ru-j havid Kunz and daughter. Paulever in evidence,—in line with ।then you wilt sundy be right! Mrs. Mary L. Hughes of Hastings isilitigi ine Were at Hastings. Monday evenwhich statement.—our own case is Wouldn't that jar you? is spending ;r few days with her chil­ in point. Also, m our neighboring No mailer how much Eugam* Pari ridge dren in Hie village. Chirk Titinnrah. II. B. Munion nf Grand Rapids city,—Battle Greek, wlmre all con- . necled with the matter plodgtMl . ami daughter, Puuliile. nml t!. G. Munion of Keiidalville. themselves to abide by the charter. 1need of some cliangh in uur city af­ is spending her spring fairs.—no matter how good nulhorincluding tho Mayor.—who now at­ mu Phillips sln-ei. Munday. tempts to carry bi* ends regardless !Iiad. ami no matter how hard tlie Ont'day la«t we<-k Lloyd Marshall of lhe wishes of Jim balance of the ,case may personally appeal to you. commission, and declares that hr ,unless requested lhe carrier tn change his the stamp of absolute Miss Itqra Gokcy i< home from Mr-. Sophia Kunz entertainwill do so,—*in spite of h—F—this .authority nnd certainty is placed heavy mail wagon for Mr. MatYpsilanti, for tier spring vacation.; ed by her mhi. , Juliu Balis and wo *quole from tlie B. C. News;— [upon it by tho politician who has E. V. Barker has traded hi* resi-I family al (heir home in North he will be eliminated, nqd Battle ,made a moss of city government, .-ellb*. Tlm change vyas thankfully dener property here I" I’.hnrles (kistlelon. last Saluiday.j. it being Greek will gel tn the front and has , Hca.se. for a forty acres farm in her seventy-eighth hinliday anni- made and much appreciated by lhe already given a sample of the sav- 'ami been thoroughly discredited as a business success. still, you ns a Ma|de Grove. I versary. Nearly all her idiildn-u potties. Grace’Hecker went tn Otsego Sat­ ing. by buHding its own city bridg- :voter are cautioned to’ go slow nnd ' Miss Mabie Roscoe i* home from i were present. e* and saving in the deni some 40 vote "No.”—until,—when?—How?— Ypsdantt. for the spring vacation. | Mra. Jesse tiillent.u-.-k nf North urday to take up her position again. per cent. A large number of the friends and What? Mi** Beulah Mead is'home from j Gastlelon. visited Mr.*. Asa Dilh-nAmonJr the questions that we imighlmrs met al the Barryville Is lliore any remedy suggested at Hastings i church la-t I liuradsy to pay lheir have heard asked many time* dur- (only to go on under the old method spring vacation. ’ ing llm past year, mid is asked in until our city is more the laughing Miss Susie Russell of Lansing, Thursday. the "dodger." ’ is: "Why liave the spent Sunday and Mon-lay with her slock of the surrounding country people of Hastings become incom­ ami towns that it now I*. and llm are home pum flatlie C.n-eg ami mother. Mrs. Helen Russell. petent to govern.themselves?" —but I .ord knows il is made lhe subject Mrs. II. E. Downing is visiting her Kalamazoo, for lhe spring vacation.witli n different meaning. And real­ of enough caustic remarks already, KAI.XMO. daughter. Mrs. Claud Lewis al ly it is a hard quciilion to meet, but ■ lumsing mid Mason, last week. | The ladies birthday club was very —onto try mid dofonmlbiug that al Kalamazoo. ■ ............................ Mason, wns n j |d<*:is:iutly entertained Saturday al would almost seem h pertinent one least bids fair to get somewhere daugiiG-r. .Mil<l|i-<l nre vi-ilmg in hroHn-r.. W. B. rorl-ltlie home of Mrs. Charles Shuler i:r looking al il from all point*. and gel tin something, whatever it Many times the question lie* been mid Friday. I honor of Mrs. Burland. Mrs. Wacht, Detroit. •ll and Mr;.' Mrs. Shuler's asked all along the line.—"What Is and again, lhal something cannot be and daughter,| Mr*. Terrell a;;.! Mr*. C. IL Quick and Mi«s Avne*1 Almul thirty-live .were the matter with Hasting*? (This worse than wc have now. question with more or less lurid day afternoon. Once more, brother voter, think Mrs. Alims r.|pinm<>ns is visiting adjectives.) Charles r.<w>| is Mr. nnd Mrs. I.. W. Feighner ami hard, allow no one to fool you as In Do (Im two queslions go togeth­ daughter. Vada. visited at llm form­ relatives in Like Odessa. * '' Clem and Howard Onslor visited er? your own hands as you are able to Why has our city discredited our do intelligent ly, and vole “Yes’.’ on Rapids. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ouster near Hastings, Sunday. . Council two or three times on tlm a change in the methods wo are us­ Alexander Weldi h spending (hr Mrs. Maria Chappell has returned Charlotte Sunday. Mi-s Anna Rolfe of Carlisle is question of bond issues. ’ ___ ' I ................ Ypsilanti. __ from Woodland. ing in uur city affairs, and unless Why has our public school ques­ Hastings has something radically Miss Mildred Quick i* nt at her Miss Nina Chappell wns home working for Mrs.’Wilt Martens. Tlm ladies of lhe Kalamo birth­ tion become so acute that il is like the matter with her, we ran suc­ homo in Grand Rapids for her va- from Woodland. over Sunday, cation. ' Miss Minnie Dailey of Dexter vis- day chib will entertain lheir hus- a sore corn at every' step? ceed in getting somewhere. Why is our waler system. Hint Mrs. Mary Ij*wl< and daughter-! Red her ulster. Mrs. Arthur Kid» baiids to a sc.ven o’clock supper fit the Gleaner hall Thursday evening. lias hern our pridc in the past be­ Misses ’Vesta and Elhelyu. arc —‘ cause it was self sustaining, falling April Pth While looking up the matter nf Jennie Buckle is spendin Rupert Marlons and Louise Gas­ in the hole every year now? Why have certain individuals and commission government and tnlkser were quietly married al Belle­ Vue Thursday March 20th. Their interests been able lo get whatever iniprovenmnls they wished in cer ­ tlm editors of lhe BANNER and mnnv friends wish them a happy tain districts while tlie balance of Journal-Herald, included, He- latter IrllMlIx, hist life. Mrs. Edith Oaslor visited her son the city has had to wait for much asked if I would md give them some Haroy Edmonds and dpugh- l Raymond nnd wife near Charlotte, more needed work? Why was the North Broadway to the matter, a* they did not have her sister. Mi*s Electa Fiinnss, at i ter of Hastings, visited in lhe vil-l bridge dosed ond kept closed for tho time lo do so; Battle Creek. lage last Saturday. . three or more months, when it I agreed to do so. nml the la»k • Miss Mildred Quick was a guest t Mildred Holly is home from SOI TH BOWNK of Miss Ida Bergman L-na ami Minnie (tackler could have been, nnd wm repaired became much larger Ilian I antici­ ville. Wedii<-day ro*i . .................... Munson visited nt aiteiidvd Hie parly at Mi.-w Dorothy in a few days ond nt a nominal ex­ pated ami the interest much strong-1 pense when lhe "powers" so de­ or, so much so tligt I found the — ................ ................... \. Wchli'LniKing. la-1 week. I LiqieS home Saturduy evening. "copy” running into much bpacc. wen1 al Grand RaphU Iasi week Mr*. Lee rtrimimtich of Grand 1 Mr--. Emma Geiger is visiting nt emed? Whnl was the cause of the large In spite of this (Im papers have Tuesday evening to wiliu ** a box- Rapid* is visiting in mid around tlm lhe lioioe of Herman Gosch and expenditure of money in the cele­ endeavored tn give me all possible ing bout. 1 viliogt*. family. space for these articles, ami I wish brated “ dam ” exidoitatinn. — what Dr. latwwn of Grand Rapitls was I Mis* Marjorie Denim i* a g” । Mrs. Ozi Pardee and niece Miss lo (hank them both must heartily •............. .................... ......... Eleanor Pardee visited Thursday wore (he net results.—where docs nil tlm expense appear in tlm city for Ihi* courtesy, and lake this op­ Arthur Smith was Imim- from Mr mid Mrs. Fred White wen- in; with J. Porrilt nnd family. portunity for so doing, ns this arti­ accounts? Grand Rapid*. Sunday fdrenigm. .Ine Segnr of Grand Rapids isTfi«-| Gel .Mulholland's price on purr Why was lhe"city deprived of 00 cle will probably Im tlm la«l that I Mrs. I.. E. Pratt ami daugtilrrMargaret and Helen, and Miss R.-. . iting his ninlher, Mr*. John Miller, lend mid oil.—Adv. more lights on our streets for two shall inflict on you as readers. There have been miyu’ strong years or more, when they could hnve been had al llm same price statements made as tlm ''backing" wo have been paying, if n contract and “interesls" that were behind for five years were made and which tlm. scenes, hut I can most sincerely has lately been executed? say that no one has even suggest­ Why wore our city streets,— ed a lino of lhe subject matter that worse than lhe outside country has appeared and outside of those road—made ten times worse by a who have given me lheir sympathy treatment of good old style country and'support, i-vgardless of party.-no one besides myself is guilty of a methods, out of date years ngo? Why was it proposed lo soak tho hand in this matter. city for »I3.5OO for lhe Irving dnm. L. IL Evarls. when it has since been offered for WEST VERMONTVILLE. nOftF and no lakers? These and many kindred ques­ Mrs. Sheldon of North Casllclon is tions have been pronounced, and visiting her daughter Mrs. Lew who can give the answers? Gardner and fatuity. Can any of us find a one ot .those Miss Lydia Mater of Marshall is in power lhal lakes the -responsibil­ visiting friends around hero. J ity? Glove Birow and wife nmf little The nearest to anything definite daughter Vada visited their parents, thnl hx* been heard was a remark: E. T. t'xile and family in Woodland. "Well, tho people don't seem to Thursday. want anything so we will give il lo Bert Hart and wife of Nashville You cannot make a good brown bread by the same, recipe you make good visited, jheir sister Mrs. Ellen Will­ them," and we guess they didt white bread by. It requires a special process to givp it the right texture and The questions.are not answered iams and family. Sunday. because the old molhenten. worn- ’ Wess Williams visited Mr. and bring out the proper flavor of the grain. We have discovered that process and out, down-al-lhe-hoel system in Mrs. Cluirlie Gross in Nashville, Sat­ arc using it in the manufacture of Bra-Lour Brown Bread. Thousands of peo­ use in Hastings, loaded to the limit urday. • with political and personal methods Bert Hart of Nashville called at ple arc eating Bra-Lour Brown Bread and they pronounce it good. It’s made nnd schemes lhal would sink any M. E. Downing's Sunday. and baked under sanitary conditions. business corporation, is expected to Mra. Will Bass entertained the do business in these modern and missionary meeting Thursday. They TRY BRA-LOUR progressive times. And now that lied a comfortable to put in the mis­ there seems lo be a liability of sionary barrel. \ there being an upheaval of the peo­ Philip Frank Is very ill With heart, ple who hnve become Bred of the trouble. eternal shifting of lhe blame from Miss Bernice Houglilatin of Mid­ shoulder In shoulder until H is lost dleville is speeding her vacation in tho shuffle, lhe idea is advanced with her sister and family, Mrs. Quality Bake Shop to "amend" lhe preesnt. charier! Dolph Kafser and family. Phone 381 Hastings, Mich. Said charier being sub lee t to Your credit fa good nt Mulhol­ “amendment without all this land's.—Adv. trouble and expense I" A Chamberl airis Tablets NASHVILLE You Can’t Eat It Once With­ out Wanting More of It. Bra-Lour Bread THE NCTIK.ME mimm MEMORIALS Decoration Day is only’ 8 weeks away and if you are expecting to have any monumental work placed this Spring you should place your order with us at once. Watch lor the arrival of our new vases. < Ironside Bros Phone 197 Granite and Marble Dealers Hastings, Mich. Eat Cottage Bread tastes like the bread mother used to make. No meal complete without it. Home of Home Made Candies We are the biggest manufactures of ice cream in Barry County. Sold by the dish, quart or gallon. The Palm Garden Phone 548 J. W. Armbruster, Prop. SPECIALS Please look over our extensive quotations and for­ ward your orders promptly. Extra Fancy Can Sweet Peas, per can.. . ------------------ 15c. per dor $1.50 Richelieu Brand Fork Sc Beans with Tomato f>«uce, large size per can.IOc Red Alaska Salmon, per can..................................... 15c and 20c Tomatoes per can---------- - ......-------- --------—- --------- .......15c, 2 for 25c Lenox Soap. 7 hurt for........ ...... ..................................... ...................... —...25c Genuine Whole Codfialij per lb........................ -20c Waller Bakers Premium Chocolate per cake. ...20c Maple Sugar, per lb............................. . ............ ...25c Argo Starch ,l packages for............................ ...25c Oleomargarine, best quality per 1b.............. . ..50c Extra Fancy .Bulk Queen Olives., per quart., ...20c A Good Grade Coffee, Our Special, per lb!.. .$1.00 20 lbs. H. & R. Granulaterl Sugar, for------ California Naval Oranges, now at their best, order liberally, Spanish Onions and Spring Vegetables. E. C. Russ 6 Son Yon Can Afford Ford Tailoring WEAR FORD CLOTHES SAVE ONE THIRD You simply can't equal Ford values anywhere. Ford ClothinR is in a class by itself. You have to actually see and wear a Ford garment to appreciate what amazing values we have. Every Ford garment is a great big bargain. Come in and let us show you. and if we make you a sui^it will be cut for you and made to your measure. SPECIAL—We do Cleaning. Pressing and Repairing on Men's, Women's and Children's Apparel. Prices reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. YOU WILL LIKE OUR WORK HILL CLOTHING CO. TWO STORES—228 Michigan Street. Grand Rapids. 231 W. Slate Street. Hastiqga, Opposite Court Houte. 40 Acres For $1700 Good clay loam soil about three nnc half miles ■from Hastings, 36 acres under cuiuvuuun and four acres ot fair timber; the land is some rolling, the fences are poor and there is a good well of water and a windmill. The farm is about half seeded and has plenty of fruit. The house has five rooms in good ‘ repair and worth about $1000. The barn is 40 by 40v and there is also granary and hen house, the price is $1700. Terms $800 down, balance to suit you. An Exceptionally High Grade Well Made Brown Bread Star Bakery & Restaurant , Hastings, Mich. Crook and Gould Hastings, Michigan. BARRYVILLE. - The Aid Society will meet at llm home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mudge From the very best quality Japan Friday, April 10. All come early Teas and be prepared lo do quilling. Mrs. II. Webb is entertaining her aunt. Mrs. Aldrich of Whitehall. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E. Mudge and —15o per pound— daughter Huth are visiting their daughter nnd family Jat Caro. Try them at Mr. I'luinh of Albion spenl first of . Ina week with his cousin and wife, Mrl and Mrs. Charles Day. • Mra.^Wm. Devine was efiosen del­ Jefferson St. egate by the Missionary ladies to attend a convention al Burch Run. Hastings, Mich. Tea Fannings The Coffee Ranch �Hi, r= leUmnirs vim Dtpartmit ’I c Ndw'is the time you will begin to think about painting. We will be glad to figure with you and give you prices on any am­ ount you may need. We are agents for Acme Quality Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Brushes. We are sure you find no better and we can save you some money if you ' will give us a trial. wm nure. There will be a tiouud social al the McCallum school house next week Thursday, April 0. Ladles bring cake. Ice cream mid'cake will be tlie supper. Everyone come. Miss Geneveive Whittaker of Al­ bion, Pennsylvania,' visited her cousin. Mrs. Jennie Anders, a few days bul returned lo her home Monday. . There will be a maple sugar sup­ per at the Gla^s Creek Grange Hall next Saturday evening. Everyone come. Jay McMannis expe- ls to work for Ira McCallum this summer. Chas. Wise, wife and son Lewis and Ernest Wise and family nioved here from Ealon Co. Iasi week. We have a snappy line of Hats and Caps for Spring and Summer. Better come in and look them over. Wm. Renkes & Son Of Dowling <e. Good Goods at Honest Prices ice FARMS FOR SALE American Beauty Corsets When yon purchase ieh. It is equally import­ ant that the same corset be COMFORTABLE Iiavc one that WEARS WELL or- and that cnract can REASONABLE HUGE .80 10c 20c 25c 25c 20c 20c ,25c 25c SOc 20c 1.00 Jly, • 80 acres, extra good limine . small Imrn. on jnaiii road 514 mile# from Hnsthig#....93.0(Ml M«i acie*. good building#......... t.5i«i I IK! acres, good buildings......... aJssi i to .acres, house......................... I.3UU EnniiiH’i* resort at Tlmrnmiple W>- will he in ILi-i-: ONE DOLLAR UP charictcriuici ol ■ iplcadid concl. American Beauty Corsets an J many more. Every improvement as exacted by taohioa i: shown in these dainty |*arme&U. For Sale by (Hlicc. WEICKfiENANT & RIEOE Saturday of each week. " EZRAS MOREHOUSE & CO. Ilcitim nml llaallngH, Mich. , Hastings, Mich. BANFIELD. .Mrs. Gcorgo Winters ’’ after a weeks illness has resumed her du­ ties al Central. Mr.‘mid Mrs. Quick of Milo spent Saturday with Mr. Quick's sister, Mrs. Win. Lyon. Shirley Adam#' driving horse has made a tine recovery of a very ser­ ious illness. Dr. Lickta of Dowl­ ing was in attendance. Mr. Putnam, who is leaching in .Bedford, is preparing an entertain­ ment to be given nt*xl Friday night. The play is “ Mr. Bob.". Orchestra from Battle Creek. ‘ Mr. nnd Mrs. Tandley nf Bailie Creek mid Mrs. Pnrrott of Kalama­ zoo were Suuday guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Smith Stanley. > Mrs. Win. Smith, an old pioneer, is not al all well. She suffers very much with her stomach. Mr. mid Mrs. E. Crandall and MJss Lethn went Sunday to see Mr Crandall's mother of East Johns­ town who is very ill with lagrippe. Win. Wickwire, who Hias bOen quite lit. is feeling some better at this writing. One of Mrs. Elbert Edmonds' friends heard her make the asser­ tion she was not going lo have any­ more birthdays and so we found mil when il was and surprised her with a poslrnnl shower. She re­ ceived 15. Now she says since she found so many friends she will have another next year. Rclliililc-Foley's Honey and Tur Oimpaund. Just be sure that you buy Foley's Honey mid Tar Coni|>oun<f-r-it is a reliable medicine for coughs, colds, croup, whooping roughs, bronchial and la grippe coughs, which are weakening lo (lie system. It also .gives prompt mid dctlnito results fur hoarseness tickling throat and stuffy wheezy breathing.—Arthur Mulliolland.-Adv. The THE OLIVER PLOW Soon Pays For Itself ■ord and on ble. Success in farming very largely gets right back to the question of right prepar­ ation of the soil to receive the seed. If the soil isn’t plowed RIGHT, then the land can’t be prepared right. There’s where an Oliver plow will soon pay for itself on any farm. When you have an Oliver plow you KNOW that your plowing will be done RIGHT. There is no general purpose plow in the world that will compare with it. It is adapted to all kinds of soil, most economical when it comes to repairs, and you can ’ “always bank on it.’’ We’ve sold hundreds and hundreds of Oliver Plows to farmers in Barry County and they always give the best of satisfaction. We buy a CAR LOAD of plows and repairs each year, and by buying in the large quan­ tities we do, wc arc able to sell at the lowest possible price. is Japan THE OLIVER SULKY PLOW is built upon the most scientific lines; is of the lightest draft; most easily handled, and does the BEST and CLEAN­ EST WORK. Call And See Our Big Line of Olivers Goodyear Brothers nch Mich. Hardware and Implements PHONE 1 HASTINGS, MICH. On account of illnus, I am obllgad tn quit farmlag I will therafora have an auction aale at what Is known as the Solon Doud farm In Rutland, 2 miles west and Hri miles south ot Hastings, or XVz miles south of whet Is known as Tamarac Ceman, on section 26, Rutland township. This sale will take Place on Wednesday, April 8th Commencing at one o’clock p. m. I otfdr the following property: IlOllSIX HOGS AND CHICKENS. Brood sow. with it pigs 5 shouts wt. uImmiI 90 lbs., each About 00 chicken# Black gelding, W yrs. old. wt. almul 1100 Sorrel gelding, 10 yrs. old. ut. ubout 1100 This is a good work team FARM KHH-S. Coll I) months old ' Red iiiullcy cow, 8 yrs. old. giving milk, due in July Cow 3 yrs. old, giv ing milk, due in Muy Cou, due about May 15 New lUilrlis cow lied cow, giving milk 2 hriferx, 10 months old 2 Holstein heifers, 9 niunllis old Osborn muucr, nearly new, 5 foot cut Set of bob sleighs Wide lire uagon Gale plow, new Osborn lever drag Spike tooth drug Hay rark 2 horse rullhutor Barrel churn Double work harness Feed cooker Combination Imy and slock ruck la>g chain Dclmvul cream separator I Forks and shovels mid iilhrr snuill tools Other articles not mentioned Lunch Served for Those Coming from a Distance. Tarmc nf Caln* I Cl Ills Ul Odle. sums of 55.00 or under, cash. Over that amount seven months time will be given on bankable notes with Interest at 6 per cent. No property to be removed until settled for. Milton Jennings, Proprietor DOWLING. Miss Marvel Criles Ii.k been Hie guest of Miss .Marice bchwucho for a few days. .Mr. and Mrs. Waller,Oniisbr will hnVe a warm .sugar social al lheir home Friday evening, April 3. Pro­ ceeds to go lo help lovvards gelling Mrs. Brooks here, Ray Freeman, wife ami daughter spent Sunday with Frank D.iy and family in lheir new home in Johns­ HASTINGS AND CAUL­ spent Sunday at E. J. Bump's mull Mr. mid'Mrs. Fred Wood and town. . i daughter Marguerite mid trirl friend. TON TOWN LINE. ate warm sugar. Miss Maggie Mclulyre uf Maple Mr. tmd Mrs. Lro Cummings have: of Hastings spent .Saturday night Grove visited her aunt. .Mr-, ll. G. gone.io Diainondalu lo'visit the.lai-j and Sunday at .1. J. Barnum's and ter’s parents.| q(,. warm sugar. Miss .Mary Bump <*iil<,rUuu>-<l srvHn|dds this week to con-till n spec- with Harold Swans<m and 'i»’in >niiuay will! inetr parents, treated lo wjirm sugar. Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Kinne, nnd ale Mrs. Margaret Siaiiion Ims been warm sugar. entertaining her stab-h. .Mrs. Park­ mi-s Nora .MaltlirwrS <<r Grand ■ lil.’isling er of Buttle Crock, Mis. Jane Gar- daughter Aina has bee Hapid.. siHtiil Saltinlay night uilh | i.jju.i )U,h| u, |k roll of Lacey and .Mrs. Stanton of under the doctor# care Mr. dud Mrs. E. J. Bump mid fam- chronic, cases soon n Caledonia. 1 •,, r ,, . , ., ’I cured. Druggist' all Miss Blaiirlie Werliiian of Ban-j and m>ii .Mr. Dennv of Haslmus suent Sat. : Held has been helping Whitworth & Sons invoice llivir goOit# llii.- Henry Flannery, Willis Irwin mul wife. Charley Webster of l<os Angeles. CalM -spent Sunday at Igivcrii Irwin’s. Misses Edith and Margaret Lesh-r of Hardings wen- over Sunday guests of lheir sister, Mrs. Ethel ORANGEVILLE. Georgu McCaux-y and daughter. Mr#. Jim Dibble, of Middleville. are moving (he torni'i# household goods from this place lu Middle­ ville. .Mr. and Mrs. E. Scribner’# lillle daughter in sick at this writing.' The doctor ut .Marlin was called. Joe N. Pike wa>> in <H#ego Sulur-! day. ■ Mr. ami Mra. II. Lewin are enter-i laming lheir daughter of lamsing. Mm. M. T. Junes bad lhe misfor­ tune lo lose her driving horse last. week. ■ , Merrill Cole is drawing marl for alfalfa this spring on Inn farm. X AUCTION SALE COWS AND CAF1I.1L CHEEK STREE I. Mrs. E. Keys of Detroit ‘ came Sunday to visit her mother, Mrs. J. Smith. Mrs. IL E. Holds ami children Frances and Henry of Hallie Creek are visiting lhe former's nuiihcr. Mrs. H. Houghtalin. * Grandma Crmner. after a weeks illness, passed away Wednesday at Hie home of tier son William Cra­ mer Funeral was held Friday nt ’ their residence. Inlcrmenl in the Striker cemetery. Considerable moving has been Joing on in our neighliorliitml in he past week. Reginald Winslow, and family moving on his place re­ cently purchased of I.... Cnmplmll: E. A. Bidclman of Hpdge Street moving in the hnti.se varaled by him, and George Reid tnkin.- I'.. A. liidelman's place in the lliizman house. Mrs. O. Gross expert# tn j| move .Minn in lo the limi>e vacated | by George Held on lhe Mclnlyre I farm. Emmons. i in cut ilea >ur the ter tnd tod 40 .Miss Laven DwtOLjr. h lu)me from moved bis family "— — home near Bloom ingdale on Monday of this week. . Mr. ami Mrs. Oscar Hiamond of Jiellon (pent Sunday al the home of Mr. mul Mrs. Orr. Albert Chose went to Itattlc Creek Saturday for a three days' visit. ‘ Mrs. Nora Blanchard and Mrs. LUoklio will return from their southern trip Ibis week. Mrs. J.yman Shedd eiitertaiti<-d Sunday Mr. and Mre-Berl Sliedd of Hickory and .Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Holden of Cressey. Mrs. Gorhain and Mrs. Eugeni' Shedd were KslamazKi 'hoppi.f^ Thursday. Mrs. Bessie Pettingill and Miss Grace BolyenDf Irving visited lheir brother at Cressey Salm.hy. Mr. and Mra. ........... “ lo Qu- John Flower farm tnovt Johnson farm Mon Mr. Andrus of H onio the Flowep-fl There will be an Easter program rendered al the Muo churrh al 2:30 April 12. • Thomas Gorham was in Kalama­ zoo Saturday. Mis# Bdrnice Greaser mid Mary Wei|tp<h-( are al Imino enjoying their spring vacation. Ibis week. • .Mrs. Jam* Huh n of this village and M. W. Crysb-r of Belleville, W»ync Co., were married last Wed­ nesday nt Um M. E. pursuing.■. They left tin tin- evening train fur lheir home al Belleville. On Sunday April 5ih. a represen­ tative of the Anii--al<KMi League will spunk al tin- M. E. church in lhe evening. church will continue Ihi# week ail least. convene al (li<- Smitlehl church,। April Ith and 5ili. conducted by Rev. O. Lasli. The M. W. A. -f the U. B. church will hold their annual elec­ tion at lhe U. B. pmsonage, Wed­ nesday afleriKH'ii. April 1st. Rev. Win. Dillon, editor of. the Christian Conservator, will give al lecture al the U.' B. church, Mon-j day evening, April <> al 8 p. m. Subjccl “Trulli and Error in Religion.'', Strengthens Wruk und Tired Wo-1 , men. “I wa# under a great strain nursing a relative ihrough threej months' sii'kness." writes Mrs. J. C> VdWDe Sande. of Kirklaml, HL midi "Electric Billers kept me from breaking ilovvn. I will never be without il." Do you f<*l Ured ami; worn oul, No appetite and foodwon'l digesl? II isn’t lhe spring? wealher. You . .... I Eleclrlh Bil-| lers. Klar,! a months treatment to-' tiny; nothing tetter for alovnitah.l liver, and kidney'. Tin* greql spring tonic. Relief be unsnv b«ok. 5Ue and fljOO, ReeomnicniWd "by Gar-, velh & Stebbins—A. E..Mulliullmid —Adv. Auctioneer AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will have a public auction on the John Allerding farm, one mile north and one mile east of Cartton Center, on Section 14, Carlton, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8th, 1914 Commencing it 10 o'clock a m. Gl)-(oo(li spike drag Miller Ih'iiii puller (Hiker cultivator,' new . New Deere hay loader Dune side deliver) rake Peerless mumire spreader, new * Gale riding plow, nrvv Nlunnrr plow Ha> und stork ruck, new Ajax cultivator laiiLsing wagon with double box and seal 17-toolh spring drag Slush scraper Double shovel cultivator Fanning mill Wagon springs, 35U0 Ills, capacity M urk humcxN Feed cooker. GU gallons 25 grain siviks * Single harness 2 log chains . Hoad vvugon, new Dt'Luval cream separator. 150 llis. Grindstone, forks, shovels, hoes und other numerous articles HORSES. Pair of uruy geldings, vvl. 2.‘mJ0 Black gelding. weight 1150 COWS. Cow, fresh, M’lrii vears old Cow, eight years old, calf by side SHEEP AND HOGS. Miilr-fmit sow with pigs Poland China sow. dm- April 7 FARMING TOOLSDeering binder, G-ft. cut McCormick mower • Superior drill, 11 lioc HAY AND GRAIN. Stel-l roller Hot Lunch at Noon. KMJ bushels of (Hits 2 Ions of hay No goods removed until settled fur. Shelter for Horses in Case of Storm. TERMS OF SALE: All sums of $5.00 and under, cash. Over that 1 amount, 9 months time will be given on good bankable paper with interest at six per cent. Leroy Alleging, Proprietor Phone Lake Odessa Exchange, 124-3 Rings. COL. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer m. �TUT. Hi mvrtd <»*■ ■■... I inUf U'liil, l-ri- Mr* lb—II an.l .lannh- < .1 >1>. l-.n rliHflx . onr,n..l lo lh. north ter visited :if the home of Mft and I bruise, cbtivaleiiriiig from the efMao Cairns, who lias boon vWtMt*. Frank Tr.ivi* mid also ai thej fee|* of u severe illnc*« with which( ।— ing relative* in Cressey ..... nnd Virkstmmv ol Mr. mid'Mr*. L..D. Hall.,or[*he. wa* alllieli'd lah’lust tall. j Imrg, returned home .Monday. wna KUrnl tu> il iiwuilulbmd. I Mchin A." Johnsen pnrehased 'a • Mr. Polla „f n,.ftr Grand Rapid* ml hmi-a Frid-iv ifloraooft heMrTiind Mrs. William C.iHliiiig npd dhive of eight hog* Monday Irarn L. who ha* lw.>n working for hi* sisiwecii tlie *lxih ar’id. cofiiinw.l <if daugbler. Iliilh Lushin?, aiiive.1 |(, Waismi and will prepare lln- ler-ni-law. Mis* Malcolm, returned GUnSli V-r? Wa X Iler'•*" «'"• r-l.-ny * at: H.rkrr* for lh. -pring mark.!, Mr Ihmn.' last RaiUI,hy. nice lohnson ’ Ni'llir Gillell Viiciii :""1 Haslmgs. Mr, and Mr*. j„|in*on is a practical pork raiser. A. |». Wood and dmighler Mrs, miilai. .ml Gcora. F-l. > 7ii.1 lt..ei’daughter an- al pn-s. |,au(u. ,,|..v.,|,M-nw»en.|e.a|.le lime Minnl.- (»|IH.r Usiled nt J. \V. Judy lo lhe lliimrs lli.tl enter I Cairns* lam w«>«*k. Ho* ■•‘iircsiui uri-psftil iiii nii-ing and marClyde Ranhorn .is visiting nt .misih) i.r xiilmr SfliiiTiirii. I <•).> Mr*, .l.liarie* Mriuimi oi irsim.. mlo lhe -iiik au.i .......... „ ». JSX or H I ,um M Mr-r k...... . ........ Mr. J„l,!,-.n I,a- Shull,. . johntin The tahied of llm de- ,r'*"g enlerlaim d lhe Udhiwmg made a *tiidy of proper II rulmn* Jaine* Rdnlmrn got kicked by a ••Whirl, ii. lh.."™,. : .. ......... .. .......... Mr- W.ll-........ lh.. . ................. I........... n.l...n Ih.r... UM Frhby. _ IRVING ♦ ENTIRE SATISFACTION * t “W. '!;£ Will Im assured il you purchase that new rug. carpet or linoleum from the immense stock we are carrying at present. This season we have used more than ordinary care in the selection of l>eautiful patterns and fine fabrics and we feel sure that’ the most fastidious will agree that we have succeeded Imyond measure. ... ■;;!'.. ... ... .. . ..... AV8TIM DISTRIIT. Merrill Lewi* <>f Detroit, itpent pnrl of laid'we.'k wiih his patent* । here. . . ,1 Ije. Pawmu nf Bnllle Creek was Ijpr daiigli- , ;d|ed Sjmdnv |o counsel with Dr. ..f Grand Wasson in the case of Eliza Tully. ill care for Mixs Grrlnide Veddi-r of Bellevue coiidilmn visited her parents here Sunday The many friend*.-r ‘ ‘ In ing di*-1 *er were pleA^, .| h • fortunate vvi-dding, Mardr Ak h<- M-n ice*. wishing them all > ington wns lhe greater. eighth ton grade al*<> Mrs. ed in iladimrs Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Filleld and family wm* Sunday guest* of Mr. Fuleld’s brother-in-law; Verne Hay­ wood ami family tedding In llm rd their farm in Yankee Spring* InwiiHhip for a fmirlcen acre tract on Arlington St.. Middleville and ex­ pect lo move io lheir new home Min. Mr. and Mrs. Chubb liuv re­ sided mi Ihi* farm which they re­ cently lei go lo Mr. Charles T:<mvorse of Middiet die. since 1892. when they purchased lhe farm. • Mrs. Bion Estep and dauglijf*r Marie Eslop went over lo Lake o.le--xa Friday of taxi- week for a visit wiih relatives. ... Mrs. Nriil Husm’II and daughter* Hi"in" in order Hint lhe elderly I Thelma HusMI <4 Grund Bapid*। might be jjiven proper care and tub La.lie* Birthday Club .... ........ last Thuraday. All repm-l a line lime. Mm, Jg»iw* wa* presented wiih a berry *p<H>n mid Miss Znda silver lva*|HM>n and a pre**" The next Hireling will Miller & Harris Furniture 60 The Sample Furniture People * Hastings EAST ORANGEVILLE. Mrs. Margarel Hail has liven bill i* re nori rd belter. There have been several cases of German mensle- :n Ihi* neighlmilinnd bul all nre gelling heller. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will ll. .lolmcox nml son nre visiting Will Carter nml family al Whitmore Lake. : The telephone line between Rich­ ard Jolmcox's ami 1.. D. Woodman'* jis now rnniplel. iC Me. nnd Mrs. John llari spent Monday at Frank Harts’ of North Mrs. Anna Mickel of Bul land I' irvina General store With the close of the month of March we have rounded out a decade of merchandising in the general store at Irving. We came here ten years ago and the volume of patronage we have received has met our most optimistic expectations. We nre pleased to announce after having been acquainted for so long a time that we extend our best regards and sincere, thanks to those who have aided us to maintain a strong mercantile establishment at this place and shall ever Ik- pleased to attend to you?require­ ments with all the business getting alacrity that has marked our andenvors in the past. Program for Carl I on Grapgo No. 2tH. April II. 1911: opening song from Grange M/lo­ llies. Holl Call of Onieers, responded 1“ by each telling of some notable progre** in any line. "The Torrens Lind Title H tern.” a paper -Ixiwthiicp Farrel Surprise feature in charge young people. Whnl i« Our I’rogre**, eminent Reform*—by . itir druggist I per |K»x. Adv. BOTH ..llONHS-liulinn. 150 U.-.S; MhUlnille l.lne. Id 1L-1S ADVS. WHEN YOU GET TIRED F. A. CHILDS & CO Is it true that Sears*Roebuck & Company either own or own a controlling in­ erest in the Hercules Buggy Company of Evansville, Ind? The Answer A majority of the stock of the Hercules Buggy Go., is said to be owned by Sean-Robuck & Co., and they sell nearly all the factory output and any retail dealer who buys of them is aiding the catalogue house business. Respectfully, Every buggy buyer should see that the manufacturer’s name is on the name plate, and not the dealer’s name, or he may be buyirtg a Sears-Roebuck buggy and not know it. ’ x Look over my stock of fine up to date buggies, you will find the manufacturers name on every job I sell. See me for Syracuse riding plows, $35, also for the South Bend riding plow which is a very much better plow, having a wider frame, a higher wheel and a larger bottom plow. Steel land rollers. Spring tooth harrows, walking plows and wire fence. • Jesse Townsend Hastings, Michigan. ———————w—— Special For This Week |Qr 101 Regular 25c size. sons and Mi Lyle Kingsbury. Bussell Hurt. I*iwrenee MeaiLAfetie Given. Earl Giv­ Sunday. Mrs. Sanford Plum of Goblesvtllc. en. Eirl Kingsbury. Ly.-do Dayton. Mabel!. Kelley and Dorothy Col- Thompkins anil family, pari of last F. H. WILKINSON Prairieville, Mich. Both Phones Virgil Russell of Hallie Creek vis­ lhe past month. Visitors for the past month were ited Ins grandmoiher. Mrs. Helen Until sicrlseiiin, Susan Fear ;ind A. Mrs. <). II. I’hiillps nnd son Glenn. Uplifting Drama. of Hastings, last week. liceii iliM'i>xvria|. It ought not to be very difficult to lhe guest of her sister. Mrs. Lynn j flies.—Christian Register. Shepard, last week. Whisky geta the blame for moat ot •eldom succeeds In proving an ahbL lhe minister, Bov. Ellsworth. The scholar* in District .No. 8 I are enjoying a week of vacation. Schnorcniffl. Charles Hoyt drove lo Allegan Thursday wiih a load nf goods for Frank Gay. M; I*. Bresson, losl a valuable cow Birney Grogg of Augusta Mr*. Frank Gay and children from near 'Plainwell visited al the home of George Gay a few days .. ....I I.... I., liO.,.-,.. I Bmgliam, Beers of Richland spent •* of last week nl llm home A Question Wc also have an extra flood line of Men's Heavy Large 5-lb. bag of Soap Powder and Cleanser for----------------- ASSYRI V Mr*. William Quigley and three children of Hastings spent tin* past KM Now is when you will need new Jackets, Overalls, Work Shirts, Etc., and hy the way, wc have them. Number pupil* enrolled, percentage of attendance ue- linn loan. IRVING, MICH SPRING IS HERE Shoes. Augusta Brisbin. Lecturer. SPIIINGBROOK. of eating dry and tasteless bread; when your whole system seems to be crying out for some of that nice moist nutty flavor­ ed bread like your mother-in-law used to make; and you feel as though you would like to try a different flour, t hen try Sunshine Flour. The flour that is “as good as the best, and better than the rest.” You will find that you are . getting just what you wanted, your bread troubles will be ended. If your dealer does not handle Sunshine Flour, notify us giving us his name, we will see him about it Call on us for ground feed. Michigan ♦ [ Work Shoes and also a very complete line of Light verne Slndle, Music- Mr*. School Report. nimpli dhding Mar. li 27. I! Number days laughl. 20. 'I'.JtI nl I ■> t. < I . til*. 19041914 Not in the Trust VN*I>ER3*.IKIXG nt IXtWEB PRICKS Hie sale nt (he George Hayward irm will he Wedne-ulay. April 1st. Mi« Beulah Van Vraiiken of I his lion—Frank Crawford. [place and Basil and Beulah '* liny. C. R. WATSON, General Store IRVING, MICH. Wc have just received a shipment of Rattana Rugs which will be found to be lhe most sanitary nnd lasting floor covering to be found on the market. 9x1a Rugs £10.50. . Just the thing (or dining rooms-and bed rooms. Call and sec them. nmin>!; Chai. ScliafVntilie has Willie Gasser im reuM’ m . Sperry Ttiomns. Monday, peak* in n^ Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. •r of high' Bellevue and Mt*. Ed T ■ ■ ■* riiller* al Tom Tully'*. Su A Larkin Soap < tub wn ed last Wednesday at-Al Schafhniiwr'H. Mrs. William I’.lmbb and children Covel in, Jay and Eldon from Ktdninnzoo are visiting at Mr. and Mrs. mooting of lhe Willin:.* prganixntimi at lhe lumi Allen E. Malllicw- Something New in Floor Covering h son. EiflZin sugar m Merb^aml Niles V.sl.ler >nng mind' have received their new desk nnd clock which I hey raised money for some lime ago. Mrs. John Haskins is on llm sick The Lmli. s Aid will med at Mrs. Guy Hum-y*.tiFs Wednesday. April 1*1. Dinner will he served by Mr*. Hale. Mr*. Lee Bingham and .Mrs. Hmieyieit. Fortiey B.’<ts. son of Mr. and Mr*. ..Nelson Beers dieil Friday morning, after an illin'** of six mmnli* i au-« d from burns, result­ ing from the explosion of biryrlo cement, and after enduring n great deal of suffering. Several weeks ngo llm burn- wore grafted, and were nearly healed; but he was unable lo recover hi* physical slHMiglh. He leaves beside* hi* parent*, a broth­ er, Lewi* Boors, and a sister Mild­ red HeiT*. besides olher relatives amf friend-, who mourn him: When nin down-'.with kidney trouble, bm-knrlie, ifieumalism <ir bladder weakness, turn quickly for help lo Foley Kidney Pills. You cannot take them into your system without Imving good results. Cha*. N. Fox. Himrod. h*. Y, says: "Foley Kidney Pill* have done me more good than 815O.Q0 worth of medi। cine." They hive you good rosulls. [—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. . ' The most and best wall paper al i Mulhollam!'* for a Utile money.— I Adv. Let Us Furnish You With Your Farm Seeds We make a specialty of handling SEEDS of all kinds. We get the very best stock that our money can buy. When any one buys seed from us they know they get the best there is on the market. As we have had a lot of experience in farming we KNOW' good seed and we know where to get it. Clover Seed We have just received a new fresh stock of Clover Seed and it is an extra CHOICE QUALITY. If you want any of it, it will pay you to see us before you place your order. Alfalfa Seed There are several fine fields of Alfalfa now being grown in Barry county and the new seed we received recently is the best ever, testing over 99 per cent pure. It is the best lot we ever-had. See U8 -for G<x)d Seeds.- Edmonds Bros. Phone 18 The Elevator Men Hastings, Micb, @1 �wain, 1114-20 PASES. THE HASTINGS BANNED most beautiful and of lhe groat<*l TL;a i commercial value, just, as the young I |||jJ ' an* breaking Ihrnugli Hi** shells. I HHitan I nnbix lj||l£Q|| LUUKS ’ Very Bifferenl To-Day PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. FELLOWSHIP CLUB HEARS 18466517 TRAINING George S. Waite, of Kalunuizoo. Sd>N Object is /a Tear II Cm- of Tools. Mr. nq^|rs. J^AIeKnight i-nl.-rlamed (■FKl->llnwstiip Club of the Pre.sbyi^ian Clmrcli ol their hmmon N. Michigan Av*-., on Tm-xlax of .parental Instill*’! they lore all] sense of fear nr wilrtium mid the ■ hunter lia* IIHIe difficulty in recur- , Wn nor*l to protect the idnb l**-| of bird* ami acts as surgeon, ntirre ing his xiclint*. Th** death of the eaus*’ they are economically urefnl.j ami druggist all in one.’ There have inolhi-r bird moan* tho dost ruction I - ’ Many persons, who * " ’‘*" bate judged *—'J been ns many as 700 birds on the of the helpless nestling* by painful and lingering metho*l of starvation, tliemsclvi-s practical have opposed1 Isxoks id one linw. ll s**om* a terrible thing lhal there the idea of hlhl protection as usoTh** Biological Survey of th** lions on th** Viclixila ami piano Ionm. Honlimental enthusiasm. The' United HlaU-s Ik*parlmenl of Agri­ birds should bo killed to rob them duels. Margarel Wood nn*l Jeamii** bird prohM'iinn id**a grow out nf lhe culture gives Hie reienlillc. analysis of lheir mother emblem, fait what is ] still mon* horribb* than ipslmil । McKnight played two piano »*le*-work of a conuniltce soloclcd by the of lhe slumarh* of Ihousnnds uf death, fa Illi ’ hoartloM wounding of lioifa and William ami Jeaiim’*- MeAmerican Ornithologists L'ninn. a bird*. Tin- value of llm common the binfa mul (earing tlie feathers Kniglil also rendered two piano national organization. birds is rel forth in'various bullr- nnd skin from tin* living fasly ami numbers. These -reluctum-, wer.% This committee was chosen far tins. Tlie purpose <»f the study anil leaving Hie victim (o it stoxv mu! loriniudi enjoyed. the puriMHo nf studying the con­ Iho publication is to inform th** luring death. When ever ymi an* I ditions of hint destruction and de­ public, and especially the ngrieul- templed in the future lo wear ai vising mrihiHis uf protection. iurisls nml fruit growers. heroif* plume, think for ti iqomonl I Manual TraiiUtlK in Hu* Kalama/*, This vhinmiltce found that tho It is surprising how few birds nr** of your nwn motherhood aiul spare condition called far immodialo ne­ really harmful. In fact, it is doubt­ the mother bird mul li**r little ones.) xt inn and as a result nf its work, the ful if nny bird is more harmful Hinn .’Cjiu Untied Slaton .Government has trial IGIucatiMii.' tl>* said ilmi AudnlHin movomenl was born. b**n<;Iici!d. Grows are condemned in rcconlly forbidilon Iho importation many have a. xvroiig idea **f mmni.d । training. That Hie obj\*el *>f mamiDr. George B. Grinnell, a member the corn growing stnt**s, breaure into Hu* country from foreign coun­ <*f this Ural, i-omriiitto**, organized they up-mol the newly uprouHng tries of-all nigrolle* or egret plume* the llrst Audubon Sowely in iHM. corn, ami yet Hwy undoubtedly bal- mid the foathors, wings, tails, skins him a knowledge of tool* mid lln-ir and named il Aiidulmn in honor of anco the damng** in the destruction or part* nf skin*of binfa. either raw iim* and to irivi< him Hu*-iip|**>rt unity ,■ John James Audutxin, the American of harmful insects. The fuel is that or mmmfacturVd. mul no| far scion­ urnilhologisl. Tins movement nuulc man's light for existence would be till** or educational purpores. greatly increased by tho passing of considerahlo progress unlit BW,; Th** following slnlifa in lhe Union. way: “Do th*1 Im-sI when it lagged far awhile bul look]■bird life. Some reliable scientists New York. New Jersey, Mn.rea>nc— so. ._. far as Id say that Im- ( cuhm 'f nnP ,,f, Hu- things you liave rool again and is fa still progressing. progressing.■: 'have got.. -ks. reimsyivniun, «enin»ii. , t'hiirells, Pennsylvania, Vermont, protnlnrnl men *>f :>**' ***l easy lo iTiliri***. nnd Even in colonial lime* effort*; JOO*1 bi’ing* would In* driven front! Ohio. Louisiana, Wnshinglon. Ofe- the lu- «■»« very young, wore made lo protccl'liird life, mid Hie earth if bird hfa W‘‘iu chrniiint- g<)ll |1IMj 0^||fbrufa. prohibit the whoi । I** cooperate. Anything that ■ very different today. ltder a few stales had many laws | e*l. W henwe r<*a«l of the'groat de-1 Mn|(, ,,r nigrolle.*. ll certainly would . aucan who he In nml ren.l ' cmdtT money. W** mu*t tux on lheir statute iiooks looking to- strucHon to lhe crop* of some of > |,c n g'rcn|, ppip ,0 tho cause of bird tn the HANNER. other nwinljcrs of* the family .as of your |H*ck**t-l**><*k 'ward Ibis end, bul nothing prarU- J|e Western .Hlalcs by the migra- protection ...... "• iroiection if every — xvomaii in ■'* the arc happy—np|H*titej^lmrpen, thins-* cal could b<> accompifalied until the tluI1 of Ibe locusl* during sortie | |!U1I| Would refusi* to wear any * The whole addres* national government took bold and years, we can■— imagine welf.,„ii, AM lhal nini lo in procure , brighten up generally. Ami Calumet good things nml was -*••••• ^yhm «•••— .-'■ foalhora, them, • emu-led a uniform law. A decision would suffer from tho same ,n-iw<*uht meap tlie taking of hinl life. Baking Powder i« re»i»*tuible fur it all. WOMEN'S CLUB wp Jmnw spring Hhooling of McKnight were assisted in i-iiicrrendered by the linked States Su­ M*>cl nlono. if it were not for the: For Calumet never fails. Its millions destroyed yearly by binfa. ,| U1 . k iH | Pgal in .Michigan, but the inining bv Messrs Vnil Titllin ami premo Gourt in tho emu* of Greer A few years ngn the U. 8 Govern- r. 8i government hairirccenlly pass'ntfj xrondcrful leavening qualities insure wife, xx. W. T. .... .. ..... . . . , ' xxih', I. Wallace. Manure, Wm. xx in. Sehlpr-cnip vo. Connecticut, during 1890. to the I he Hastings Women - i.hih nml )lWll nnd Alts* Meiiiimm—. n hiw (,a||,1|| t|1(. McLean Act, . / jierfrctly shortened, fauRlcssly raised oJTi»cl that game was the property mon! began « campaign n double Mr. n .Miller is th- clnrirmmi ** of. the Stale, le*l to congroiMional the enllmi crop. Up tn'this time w|ll(.|, prohibits the spring shooling in regular session al the Council / bakings. jBrating binfa. The MrUau rooms nn Friday. Miir. li iwentielh., |h(. llL,xl nH.eHng nn'April II. legislation. A bill wns introduced n the Mexican boll weevil wtw un- (,r Cannot be compared with few inonthH lalcK after Hu* said d**- known in lhe Lnilrsl Stales. I h* | ,\rl reprorents a system of uniform with Hu* President presiding'and 29 ci»inn, but w» unprepared wan Con- Mexican bonier wa* ably policed by ' p.gjuiniinn for ilu> protection mul active^ nine nsaociaie nu-inbera nml] y/fS other linking fioxnlcrs, which promise grow far Niiidi logiHiation lhal three an army of IhousanibKof sparrow (.()nrervnlion of a groat portion of eleven gm-sts prwM’ni. without pert'omiing. Mrs. Smith acting far the Public nn,| bin£, It pul.** those yi-ara passed before the Ijccy act hawks ami quail, which held the hills iMll,.t-i*lL* . . ... l, a.have _ not, __ . mi .......offieicnl .m .. .... Health deparUneni **f Hie Slatm ami nrin'Aiihv* proveided Ilheir entering stales, jjtMj Even a beginner in cooking lM-raine a law. This act controlst enemy nvut which tho Importation of foreign birds as। Texas. Almut this limo quail came game warden system, on an equal Feileralion turned **v*-r to Hie Civic, gets delightful results with this nexrrwell ox interstato commcre** in! into favor o* n table delicacy nnd footing with those llint nre well pro­ improvement llommiH*'** a list *H failing Calumet Baking Powder. Your *|Ucslioiis to lie answered relative tnj U.*t Week’s Letter. game. Tho Jju-ey act gave lhe. wore in great demand. (Juail along tected. the sanitary condiiion imiinltiined । Stephen White*! has improved grocer knows. Ask him. Miporvininn of game-mid bird pro­. Hie Texas border were slaughtered The Michigan legislature of 1913 hen- in the display **f f*»»Hl f**r sale, , j>y the thousands and rent to the tection tn the Rocrelnry of Agricul­ REXE1VED HIGHEST AWARDS passed a law providing for humane wiurce Ihejindk Iiml] th** source of tho'milk supply final new pair of stair* I** ture, nnd the Biological "Survey of' northern markets. In fact, it fa education iu the aclioofa <*l the other matter* of ike knul tor Ilia | floors, which will immhi b norlli that department has done nn iin- Mated lhal 200.01)0 were .rent nlre! "fair, which will Include kind treat- .......... ..... ’* of x *'bi*h this cbm* । a photograph gallery vv in a single year. The imu.k l...wk ’ inemie nnd splendid work. ,,1 ‘. ....'.re,. w1|m**nt <tf d*mieslic nnd wild ani­ improvemenl Tho activity of the Government was killed for sriorl mul with there mals nml bird*. I think this measure millee works in all......... Miss Frances Bi n il r>-*ign<*d as] On Thursday M. A. Dietrich re­ great natural liarrier* gone, th** noi only' encouraged lhe variousI Mexican boll weevil swept over tho, will prove a great protection for an active member and Hie name of nlnles .bul foreign countries also' border into Texas. ’ All efforts fa birds. Mrs. Frank Adhir was presented to ^*^1111/0*1 with the movement.■ check it wore hOpolew. Il spread Collector* and agents for miUi- Ju* ncleil upon nl the next meeting. boot fa-ra QUIMBY. ng the Rummer nf 1905. an in-i northwant until hy IWXi. it nail gone nery Mipply-houres. frd*pieiilly eonMIDI. KM) PARK. Tlie day wns known m tin* Yenr areouul <>f lheir tcrnationul ornithological congress]J ''norlli to Missouri ami Kentucky. Irml thnl birds nre just ns numer­ Book as'*Audubon Day.'' Ute prowa* held in Ixuidon, al which lh**’ ami east to Iho Atlantic Ocean. ous ns ever. huL they umfaubtedly j-Tpm being in chara*- **f Mr*. Hollo­ Miss Iln/.-l Matthew* Win. Broxvn was call***! to llichquestion of bird protection wa* tak­ nro mistaken, because they hm/eiml way. Hull call brotr-hl •ml a great Today this same Mexican holl en up vigorously. Tlitoo meetings' mail** a systematic study from year many inlcresting bird Indi* mid the had previously been held’ in Vienna, w>*ovil is levying loll of millions of lo yenr. Mr. William T. Hornaday, Budapest and Paris. Al there] ilollara annually upon Iho fuiracs of direclm* nf lhe Zoologicnl Park. New subject was shown by tlm very un-l . ■ '"'T'.T!..', in’with km’i'.' mootings it was shown thnl a largo( colUm growers and in turn upon the York City, stales Hint after thorough usual response. ;• *-• •1’hn**i is v' l)’.' ill number of npecie* of bird* had be­ consumer.** of cotton fabrics. Every investigation and the consensus of Miss M *- Smith playing] Mi-~ W**is.H*irl; Wi-is.-ert; W»sSmith playing' 1,1‘H. ------------------------------------------------come extinct nml a scorn or more, piece of cotton costs doulih* of whal' opinion of students in the various u. We he» that TUmnus lleauy lia-iCre* her iiccompiinimenl. -ang a pleasing he xvill rnn a l»*ul the coming sumwere on the verge nf extermination. il would if lhe binlH hadjjol boon, stales nnd in the nnlfan al large. soln a nd resiiondM to nn encore pnrcham-d a Ford touring car. ■ sisli inur. . . hy the pitiless (daughter hy man. kilh'tl and Ullowod to Keep the. Hint bint life derreared 23 per renli,,,,,, II. T. French wns in Buff.il>> lad j ing wiih tho charming souk uRiiw- In Hiram Tayiie mul family spent Wo can appreciate tho trafllr. inI dcourgo out. Probably in no other in Michigan in fifteen years ami in The Bud. Bud.'” ■ inNtance has thn valuo of binfa been hints when we read the report of i lhe whole country' decreased lo tier .......... The flra| paper was given by Mrs. Corners. . Pierce-Arrow । re thoroughly dcniQnatniled as in D. T. 8. Palmer of tho United States , cent or almost- half. This ecrlainly IM. W. Hicks, upon the subject luist year Hu* Sind day of March preparatory Biological Survey far Jtmfi. to tho. this instance of th** Invasion of lhe i* a shameful rnndiUnn for a civiliz- **pintig Binfa Of North March th** xvav**-* were rolling in lhe lake. effi-ct that'one consignment of for­ , Mexican ImiII weevil into the renth- rd country. We have shown lhal. This paper was **xhtH|slive in its eign birds arrive* on an average, ern slates. Iiiril* nn* useful, not only as n civi­ IiispoIs ainno do ♦7tip.000.00n worth lizing influence, but ecimoniiciklly treatment nf Hi*- ’ubjeel. heginmim nearly ov«*ry ilay in the year. That with a diMOrililiuii of the peculiar in busy si-nsons as many ns ton of damng*’ annually to lhe agricul- as well. Hint they nre deslroyetl in formation nf birds **o well adapted unloaded here last week, shelled ami oim of ear I'orn. IhotiMiiid birds have come to New1 I oral crop* of this t’ounlry. Tins many way.* nml that consequently io •uteri qjii***! their parlieul.u iu*e*fa. Th*' mi­ at wqrk on York on one steamer, on the other amount is steadily increasing due lo they are in nc***i nf nml men! our gration of l*n *1- was described as then* Tarin. hand there arc largo shipments of lhe killing of bird*. Insects are proleclimi. Knf Auto ami Cla.ire one of tho most wonderful phenom ­ । eaten nl nil time* by th* ’ binfa nml ■ving went to Grand I wild birds from Ihi* country to ena connect***! xxitli lheir natural Europe, consisting mainly ot cardi­ during Hu* breeding season must EAST ASSY ill .\. ‘ Quimby •i\ W***ln****lay. nml xhistory ami ii is an interesting fact Rapids ami nals, mocking binls, indigo buntings. birds live largely on mid rear their l-ast Week's Letter. ' lirked to prepare article thnl Mini** birds can maintain tlighl and a great many olher bright young exclusively on I his food. lany hn«.-'*-vor- ,.iil|il|!.< Xi,-.. Callihan 1’iiie Bulge. Kentucky, i A Very pleasant meeting nf the nt tho rati- *>f a mile a minute for al good prospect* "> '•”* f"»; ‘n mother Of Charles and l plumaged uarlden*. Bul till* is a Binis an* ral«l high ns weed several hours in 'iircereion. Every small matter . compared with tin* eradicnloro. They consume I hou- Advanced Birthday club was held specie of bird has a'peculiarity of ami in fot'iiii-r. traffic for millinery purporen. We sands of inrects mid tons of weed Friday March 211 nl the pleasant voice and Nome *>f lhe bird call#, good'roads of spring. learn froln "Animal llighls,'' by H. S4***d. The government e.*liinal**<l hmm* of Mrs. M. D. Rogers. Al one such as tho*.* of joy ami of warning, lack <»f mumps. . • 8. Hall, thnl a few years ago in Hint lhe quail of .Virginia mul North o'clock th** hostoss served a dolicloaded hen- Wednesday exciiing. | hur and llm relative* have .in51 r. nlul Mr-. Lester Durkee are Lindon, n dealer ri-coiv*Ml in ono Carolina consumed IJH ions of ious diniu*r. Tho table decorations an- undorslood by all the bird fami­ Hint were hilled for Calcijomii. For patliy of lhe cmniunity. vi-iling relnlive* in Indiana. • consignment x*J»on dead humming W*s*<|’T«****l b«*lw**en Swlembcr and well* while primroses. After din­ lies. The mating nnd nest buildimr Mr.*. Muiiii** Graighlun, after her ner a line program was given.' The of hinUJ.iriug mil much that is ro­ birds, tW.oat waler birds and HOtuxm! April 30th of Hie following year. lung illiu*.—. i* now slowly r**cov**rwas pr^achUil -with two mantic and Hie .-xvcelcst bird (fangs pairs nf wings. That an army of Reccnl legfaialiim lias nuulc it un­ hostess handsome jardinieres nml a 11 tin nmn in this country wen* roiH out lawful to kill certain kind.* of com­ to kill Mutton bird* to nil a con­ mon binfa, but of whnl use is legis­ jar of primroses. The next meet­ , Mrs. Hick* pax*- a careful clawdiica-. of bird- indigenous tn ,lhis 11 m**. tract i|i Paris, and that 40,000 terns | lation unless il fa enforced. Tho ing will be with Mrs. Edith lloe.se, fion i.v.iver i ug country dividing lhe birds into ilus!*ell <**M**l**m*>ol ha* lost a vnlwon- rent from Ixmg Island in ono birds work for man, re il is only the 3rd of April. groups and th*1 group* Inin families reason far millinery purposes. Maynnnl Mnrehous**. the only giving th.- * Im r >-harac|eriRtic.s of enjoyed" i*j fair that we should protect thetu. kkM.-.L Mr. H. Oldys of tho Unilod Stalos The midi thing is that man lhe son of Mr. und Mrs. Manville Mnro- each nnd leaving the impression home of Mr. mid] Mi>* Halt Bidelmmi sp**iif over Biological Survey in Audubon Soc­ grealr-sl benefactor of lh** birds, house. is very sick nt this writing.■ Hint wo may well awake to Ihe •|s<m on Wednesday ] Sunday nl home. ieties in Rolnlion tn the Fanner should fa’ lheir greatest' enemy’. Allen Spaulding nnd family were1 henuly nnd usefulness of our native nfternmni, was held at Ed. Van Kam I mil's Fri­ 1111**111 in Mt. Hop** Jra Chaffee ami family xisit«**l in says Hint one shipment from Ai\h 8o you s**e when a hunter kills n Sunday guests nf her parents ini song-birds. i-mm-liTy. wid**xx' an*| several Hastings Sunday Hie guests of Mrs. day exciting. Th*- liuli*-' "gh<iit<’ Angel, Russia, contained two tons meadow lark nr n quail for «porl. all Knlnino. Tho sm'itml paper was given by of ptarmigan wings to the fashion he gets fa a lit Ho bil of meal Worth M. W. S|»nulding nnd family were। Mrs. A. K. FrariMlen upon •Th*’ proved hitn*elf a capable auclimicenters. The educafod, cultured only a f**xx- cents, while on the other' guests of their cousin. F. B. Spauld­ . Nuad of Bird Pr**ieclioh.''. This pa­ •■•■r. ami th.- -sales'’ realized «IH.iin. MI SISUT' SilI V IX e. VI women of America, as well ns Eu­ hand, scientists tell us that a ing and family Sunday. h’.m-l i-'"''Jl.iii Had mg- Satunf; per was of gn-ai value to lhe youth A very iiiteresling program wn* ■fa<m_of thi>* place ami Mi 1 '-veiling for the benefit of (he MA. rope, arc responsible far this ler- meadow lark is worth twelve dol­ of the county in its appeal against ■ given. Iu*lnim**iilah*l*: Allyn 51. I). Rogers has jusl received n • ribfa destruction of bird life. lar* fa tho state a year and the quail ' I Im) rulhle-s ...... l ing of birds ami Gondmoirt. oru.m: G. A. <iomhnoot. Tho National Government is en­ twenty dollars. They live on lh** new Saginaw silo, which hi* will the robbing of m-sls and also to the a < ini ml violin: Hu«-***ll Waring, mandolin; forcing the Mfale laws in regard to average of from five to six years, if erect spoil. farmers in that n proved linw truly ami Harlan I’ennnek. banjo. Lois Hay Cfaler has m* inloralal*' traffic, in birds nml ani­ not molested. The result fa lhal the bird* am Hn-ir friends. There nlnl Helm Waring sang a duet; mals nnd in helping the Audubon lhe sporlaman gels a few cents Assyria Sunday Scliool Coin ent (on. was also a pari **f the paper which James Clark home. Harlan Penm-ck -aiig *»m* or two . Make It, Anyway. Society recure information, prepar­ worth of meat, mid tho Stale lo^es Program of Assyria Sunday showed the awfulness of using in farm uimi'iiiLIt Is bettor to make hay while the school convenlion In he held nl millinery the plumage of most birds. ing laws and enforcing them. from fifty lo nn« hundn*d dollars. Mildred <***. * sun *>liln<*s. even If you do have to Tho National Government has sol But il would seem too l»ad to make Briggs M. E. church, April 4, 191 i:’ For these reasons Mrs. Fransden in*** Edna Thorpe iXirtiUiy A number **f Hu* Marens went to] f eci | | t l0 tbe horse. aside Un- following parks and is­ thn economic value of bints the Itt-fl) a. m. Song service, led by— was asked In nll**xv tho paper t<> be Caledonia ou Thursday evening t*»| lands as game prorerves, in which only argument for protecting them. "sent from this I’.htb to tho Hofiproall animah* and birds ore protected: To do so would bo fa Itelittle our Devotional—Rov McClure. cily Bureau of He- Slate Federal ion A imod nlleiidanr**. Tho Yellowstone Park. National civilization. Our binfa arc an in.Paper—"How Can Our School Ex­ and for th*- wmie reasons the paper Tin- d«alh of Frank Marsh, of Zoological Park. D. C.; Afanack Is­ horitance that hnve always oxer- tcml ils Inllucneo Beyond lhe is publish*'*! in full in this imme of land. Alaska; PeJican Island and cired a refining Influence nmt.jl is Present " Circle of its Members?"— Panago Key,'Florida: Brotton In­ wrong for us fa permit lheir con? Anna Thoma.*. land, Florida and Siskiwit Reservn- tinned destruction. GRANGE HALL CORNERS. Discussion—James Hill. . lion, in Ia»ko Superior, 'which is Another reason why wo should Solo—Mra, Jfty Cnle. faast Week's Letter. part nf Michigan, Stump Lake Res­ forbid tho promisetnus killing of Recitation—Mildred Ifartom. Fred, Bri«l**l went. In Hasting- lain imine on Saturday. Hi# widow ervation. N. D.; Wichita Game Pre­ birds is Uw bad habit acquiror! by Song hy Convenlion. Adjourn far Saturday on business cnimecli'd serve, Oklahoma. Besides there ret iioys. Many hinl killing faiys bo- dinner. with Hi*' Will i i-her Mlate. apart ns National reserves, the comn indifferent to pain and ac­ t:30 n. m. Song serfife, led by— Chalmer Norn- and family are United Stales Goveromont offers quire vicious habits and a wrong Mrs. Nina Tasker. set Ih-d in Homer Merriman’s house. 2 level cups Aristos Flour proleclion in three government view of things. Devotional—Rev. J. W. Foy. Mrs. Rose I'lnlHps brought tlm ago. • 1 cup sweet milk or water parks in California, and in the Whnl ever argument may bo ad­ ■ 'Recitation—Sterling Butterfield . j....Utile sick baby *»f Mr. amt Mra? --------------------our fellow (own*m*m Elias Gray. ro«l island* of lhe Pariilc, Atlantic, vanced in favor of bird destruction, Paper—“Can the Graded Series o’ Glialmer Norris home with h**r and' w j r1.|ht|s0ii mid (heir wiv*-* yz2 teaspoonful salt nnd Hie Gulf of Mexico. Private whether because of healthful out­ LcMonit lie Used to Advantage in will can* far il until il is heller. |,.ax*t on Tucsdnv from Dayl*,mti 1 heaping tablespoon lard intUviduols have also boeomo in- ings or other reasons given, there fimnll Country Schobfa?”—Miss Mc.Mrs. Tnlmaiiu** has n cousin from । Bench. Florida far hmm*’. They will Icrwdcd In bird prelection nnd Mra. reems lo bo no one to defend lhe Dermiil. 1 heaping teaspoon baking Haith* Creek xi*uiiig her and assistsome .lays vlsiling nml sight ItUMcl Sage has purchased Marsh destruction for millinery'purposes, / Discussion—Miss Hurleigh. ing lheni nt pi**'**nt. seeing mi iheiFway h*»me, arriving' powder • Island. Louisiana, wiih Hie intention except those perhaps who profit by Duel—Mrs. Tasker nnd daughler, Mra. I*rank \\ ilkes fa having quite; |,nmP ||lr fare part of April. <>f dedicating il as a bird refuge and tho trade. Tho millinery jobbers Lyle. . serious trouble with one of h. r _x,.Well William* bus b****n speml-, placing il in tho hands of those who aro willing lo dlocoulinue lhe traffic Paper—“How Can We Best Ob­ , ... . । mg several *|ay* with the family of will best accomplish her purpose. if tin1 demand can be abated, and in tain Teacher* Sheldon Leo 1L . ......... ............music ....... m m while. far our Stmdav l***gan taking Tho island cost about 11150,000 and this measure aro cooperating with School Clowes?"—Mra. Vedder. ' lessons of Mis*• Melntjrfft Mcllltvro. l:i*(L last SulSat­ •■.....r, ......... <»f Jacksdn was in! contain* 75,000 acres. Edward A. lhe Audubon Societies. Vanity and Dfacuwion—E. E. Berry. urday. Sh** ha* a clasj in music the villinge for a few hours on Sul-; Mellhcnnoy of Avery Island, Louisi­ ignorance, no doubt, lead many wo­ Recitation—Ruby Mulvnny. through this vicinity again thin rea­ unlay. He w.-rs brought up ben- ami, ana, in conjunction wiih diaries men to woAr the brilliant plumage Song—Moy Crapoff. son. his many friomis aro gwj to see i Willis Ward nf Mlehlgan. recently ।of wild birds, never titinking of tho Parmr—"The Evangelistic Aim in Chauncey Boyl-s of Soldiers’ Home him holding a good position with gave a <3.000 acre bird refuge on terrible worm they are perpetrat­ Teaching. "—Mrs. Tasker. Grand Rapid? >» calling nn old the-Y. M. (LA. . • . ; yWffiillion Bay, to tho alato of ing. Tho recent history of tho Discushion—O. Phillips. friends hereabout. Dr. and Mrs. Tay|pc rodeivdd JMe *. Louisiana. white or snowy boron In patholic in Duel—Anna Grayhqrn and David ■ Mrs. Silas GasktH has gon* fa glad’ tidings Sunday A. M. jjujf. Mioy ll mtabi also hero be noted that tho extreme. The beautiful aimllo Conklin. Bailie Creek* whore she will doclor were grandparents tn a line .d‘.lb. . . on egret plumes known to millinery Collection. wilh Dr. Gallagher.far a few weeks. girl, born to Hon. Thad- Tayldt*.*amt I . Mrs. Eliza Hheffleli Mr. and Mr*. wife of Cedar Spriipti.. Bong—Convenlion. New York. Miss vWnfa Hopo is •trade arezbu nuptial plumes of the -doing . . Benediction. ' white or ■mowy heron. There beau­ Andrew Adams and-Mr. and Mrs. well, oven Thad. • • \ ; I ' th*» owner and director of thia bos- tiful i feathers begin to grow during Basket dinner. Hot coffee will h*» Fred Bristol took Sunday dinner al pilal. She knows how lo lake rare ithe breeding period, and are Hu* reeved. • J. W. RiMHeld's. • . ' BANNER WANT ADVS. JWQL, Advertise Your Wants in tho BANNI .LUMET ING POWDER Tlie cook is happy, the L cralls, n. Icavy Light Mich. o for moat of milted and it *lu* an alibi. ids. ten ere : in tit. zed iny ler. middleville Recipe for Aristos Biscuits wn f is jest �APRIL 1 WIL dun SAVINGS CEltTIFICATEaS PAY 3J4 percent if left with us one year 3 percent if left six montha Other investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are subject to change in market value which may take more than in­ terest, then too, you must find a buyer. Our Certificates sre Payable on Demand and Provide a sick Orgsaiccd in 1888 — Under State Control OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. George Liverton............................................................................. President Wm. H. McCartney.......................................................... Vice President Sherman I, Strong......................................................................... Cashier Howard C. Lawrence............................................ .. Assistant Cashier Otto C. Russ Otis Miner Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Krieger U. S. Postal Saxrings Depository No. 4770. Chink of fitnry Smith Grand Rapids, micb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Store Phones— Fann Phones— Bell, 173 Bell, 651 _ Citizens, 6251 Citizens, 5173 Thia ii a acuoo of novellica and we are carryin, a very fine aeleetion of pattern! of the newest importation of the foreign product!. Wc invite your inspection. Reliablc Ladies* Tailoring Establishment A. S. WEGUSEN, *«oL“a* • Ciia^na*; Phone 2443 SCHOOL COHSOLIDATIOH INTRODUCING MENTAL ARITH- REQUIRES ROOD ROADS METIC IN THE SCHOOLS Antiquated One-Room District Schools and Bad Roads Ou Together. The rural |>upulatiuii is more willing lo suptiort belter schools to­ day than at any previous time. It is being realized that all educaliuiin1 activities or agencies must be more or leas correlated, and. more than ull else, tlial they must be made ac­ cessible to Hie children. In many counties where bad roads prevail, most of the schools are uf the an­ tiquated one-room variety. They are usually located along bad roads, which, during the winter, when lhe schools are usually in session, be­ come so nearly impassable as to make il difficult for Hie eliildren to reach them. Ttiis condition causes irregular attendance and restricts Hie educational opportunities of tin* child. Not only this, bul it often ini|iedes the economic consolidation uf these smaller schools into larger, stronger graded schools, with higbschooi courses, itirccled by a cumpelcul principal and corps of teachers, according lu the Ulllce uf Public Hoads. On the other nand. In counties which have improved lheir roads the schools are easily re.Trln“<|. the average altendancn greater. Hie eftlciency largely increased, ami eco­ nomic consolidation made possible. Ilegulur aUendunce al school mean* consistent ami regular growth of liolh school and pupil, and consol­ idation of schools means a maxi­ mum of efficiency at a minimum of etMl. It is also ijulcworthy that there is a marked tehdeucy for the consolidated school to become lhe social and hilelh'ctmH center of Hi*' community. Must mvd>-rn rural ScIiooIIioum*s are so comtnii led nlu serve the cuiumuiiily a» gather­ ing places f6r various kinds'of pub­ lic meeting*, and where vans are 11*0x1 to convey the children t<> school during tin* day they are fre­ quently presw.1 into service to haul tin: fanners and lheir wives to In­ stitute work, leclunn. or entertainnienl* at the schoolhouse. The ouusulldataxl school becoim-s a sort nf community renter to which all ixlucalmnal und social activities Student* iu Barry Co. Normal Be­ coming Familiar With This Work. .Miss Hani Nicholson, supervisor of tlie county normals of Michigan is In Hastings this week observing tin* work of the Barry County Nor­ mal. She represents tlie Stale Upartment of Public Instruction .ami visits the various county normals. Ex. 8upl. L. L. Wright and .Mr. Keeler, State Superintemleiit of Public Instruction liaxc men zeal­ ously working for the past few years to introduce in lu the schools oral anlhmi'lic work. .Tlie department uf public in­ struction has advocated the pral arithmetic for the first four graiks Throughout Michigan the schools have carried out the idea of the de­ partment along (bis line and satis­ factory work M practical arithme­ tic is being obtained. No text liooks are placed iu lhe hands of pupils until they come hit) the fifth and sixth grades. Chil­ dren acquire the power to concern Irate. lo be alert and lo be accurate. They soon learn lo manipulate fig­ ures ami processes. automatically. For instance a <-hii>i glanueg quick­ ly at a bill “ 3 lbs. at l(h-.. % lb. at Hie.. to dot. al 20c., and stale the atfjwir immediately. Tlie students in llm Harry County ly Normal are Iwoming familiar with this method ol Arithmetic and im «> Improved aa hi render it readly arct-wildt1 throughout the year. At WIN DI8THHT. Mrs. Turn Tully i* umk-r ttiu dueIun writing. Mmfhnunrr Aiient a Uciik wiih relatives i» nd tier TrMer t> working ll IMlrtn. JIlHlUU nml Mill, hi Bailie COAT8 DROVE. ‘ I4SI Werk'i IJClter. Miss Ixjllic Barnum, teacher of South Jordan school, has been hav­ ing a week's vacation on account of having quite a severe attack uf lhe grip. .Mrs. Mary Chase visited her daughter, Mrs. Clara Kinue, a few days last week. A number of boys and girls who attended the Hastings High School had an enjoyable (?) walk Friday evening, on the rail-road track, be­ cause (he train was late about three hours and they did not care tv wail for il. Mrs. Minerva Woodman hu been having a hard attack of the grip. $unday School Notes. Next Sunday's lesson is lhe quar­ terly review. . Adult Bible Class. No. 2. will give an Easier Tea al the home of Mr. and Mra. Ernest Smith on Friday afternoon. April Wlh. A program will be given. The Ixiyal Daugh­ ter* will take charge of a graii bag. The Boy's Class and some other Scholars are sellktg some Easter novellies. The Loyal Workers will give a box supper on April HL in Bar­ num’s hall. This was planned be­ fore it was known that there would be Evangelistic meeUugs at lhe church at that time, but i| has lieen a/ranged to meet immediately after church services, and enjoy a nice supi>er. These different ac­ tivities are planned lo raise money to pay on the church shed fund. I. W. Kirnberling. the • Drummer Evangelist” of Heoderoon. Mich, who for it years was on the road as a commercial salesman, will be­ gin a ten day* evangelistic inerting In lhe church of Christ on March 29th. EAST WOODLAND. Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Charles Velle visited Hasiingw on business. Friday. Mra. Cora I^ffler and eliildren were guests bf Mrs. Claudia Wol­ cott, Saturday. Mra. Cora Smith nf Nashville,' visited Mra. Homer Hager, Thurs­ day. Frank Purchis of Nashville, spent part of last week visiting al the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Hager in East Woodland. E. T. Cole had the misforlunb to fall and injure his side quite badly one day last week. . Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cxitton visited friends near Hastings, and lheir nephew, Herbert Rockwell, hl Kalarno, last week. Born to Mr jmd Mra. Albert Beardsley, of West Sunlleld town. Thursday, a Hille son, who has been named Paul Eric. Mrs. Alice N'ead and daughter. Mra. Hertwrt Need, visited at lhe home of J. HI. John Thursday. They expect lo start for Vancouver. B. Wednesday. Mra. C. Bennett of West Bunfleld. was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Eva Ixizier. Sunday. . Oral Everetts of Hastings, was । !.h.e ’","1 „°r.. h‘* b"?‘h'rIn 1 West 8unrii*hl. Tuesday. MAPIJi Last Week's Utter. sm Til-WEST Gltovk and Mrs. James Clmesman last Thursday. was well attended and a good time enjoyed by all. The fol­ lowing offlcetis were elected for Hie coining year: President—Mrs. Winnie Buxton. Vice PresidentA-Mrs. Uulse Hyde. Secretary—!Mrs. Haidee Buxton. Treasurer—Mrs. Ada Balch. Organist—Mrs. Sadie Ost rot Ii. Program Committee MesdamcMaud Cole. Florence Walton ami Jennie Hill. Collection. *5.65 Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Stanton of Ixiuliiiff, ami Mrs. Will Parker of Battle Creek, visited at James Smith's. Bunday. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Ward Quick of Nashville, spent Sunday at John and Harry Hinkley's. Mrs. Sadie Ost rot Ii and children ami Mrs. Haidee Buxton and daugh­ ter visited the former's sister. Mrs. Stella Dingman. last Wednesday. Moses Crichbaum of Servin. Indand Wesley Crichbaum of Akron. Ind., are visiting lhe farmer's daughter, .Mrs. Chas. Hawthorn ami family. Boaz Walton und family nre mov­ ing in with his brother. Enos. Royal Donuv.ui returned hum* Friday, from Hmipl. Minn., where he lias spent the past eight months. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Buxton spent Sum lay nl John Norirs' in Urey. Rev. Gurney will preach his lust I hi* knowledge in lheir schools uexl seiiiiuu Indore conference convenes next Sunday evening, and let every one try lo attend. We ure sorry to hear that Dons Obituary. Warner ^Messenger was Isirn in Dunn lias lhe typhoid fever. Berkshire, England. October 25. spiiKgbrook. IK27. When twenty-three years of Last Week’s Letter. ag>* h>* camo to America und was married to Sarah Crabb in IKxf. in James Gay has purchased lhe wsetern N. Y. He came to Barry farm formerly known as lhe Rouse township in ttf5k. where he resided farm, of K. E. Martin of Plainwell. until his death. March 17, It’ll, aged We are sorry lo hear that Furbey MO years und four months. He Beers, who was badly burned, about made lii» way In competence by his six month* aim. is very ill. Several own honest effort and enjoyed the weeks aim he was taken lo llminsm confidence and respect of all who hospital al Kalamazoo. and the knew him. He leaves one non and physicians grafted skin lo his atm. I.... daughter. two grand children He was later brought I ionic nml Ins und one great grand child. Funeral arm seetne-l In improve, bul he is services wore held March IDlli, con­ quite ill und Is suffering from a ducted by Rev. D. B. Pope. Inter­ gathering in his head. ment ut Hickory Corner*. Mr. nml Mrs. Austin Bingham haie moved lo lheir farm near CLAY MILLS. East Copper . Usl W<*eVa Uller. Mrs. ha Wolf and little son of some lx.xm Putts and family spent Sun­ KalainanMi, are spending day with her sister. Mra. Clayton time wiih the former's brothers. Julinsoii and family of Bowm-. Clyde and Winiii’Hmieyaell. * .Mr. und Mrs. Chris tHruug haw Wlnifrud MacDvnald of Grand Ibipid**. is spemlim: a few days with a little soli. Iiorn March 21. her mo(|u r. Mr*. W. E. DHtulia. Mrs. Guy Honeysett visited her Dudley Foster and family are nisters In Plainwell, from Friday moving to their "innv Imine near until Sunday. Cahxkmta. . Mrs. ''-ho*. .Hicks visited* Bernard Mauker made a trip to f'.elis Gregg near AUguri*. Momlaj.________________ Yankee town, bumiay At* FiMl*r is on the sick li*i. , i—~ , llcmriiibcr Remember uur our Want Column -HANNER WANT ADVS. P AS.- [brings best results- ROAD. giD yoo Mrs. Al proving, —— [ver ine is slowly Im- cd the sale of Watson Woodruff’s iu Baltimore Friday. The warm augar social at the Fish r is visiting rei­ home of Mr. and Mra. Fred Mead M Road this week. i» reported very ill Tuesday night for the benefit of |he L. A; 8. was not very well alWe use it in sending flowers to yoa ’ again. -J'S ienikxJ, owing lo the bad wither. Mr. and MH. L*. Fisher and chil­ and find wc can give good acrvicc. Mr. and Mrs. Frilit —trauner dren visited It Roy Wickham's Sun­ have moved into Charley Davis ten­ day. ant house. . Nisi Hazel ■mn<' is learning Hie Mrs. Henry Polls spent a port of millliwr’a trade with Mrs. Nelle last week with lira- shier, Mrs. Boyes. Mugiidgo .of Irving. for Chriatmau and other oocaulon*. Henry Binmums ot ilA> ‘No. Coun­ V01 *oclal for lhe benefit .of the Maher church held ut the home ty Line, tho coining summer. He 0/ Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fisher last entered upon Ills duties Monday. 1 1 iday evening was largely alendILAOTINGSAND ixl. . qg . . CARLTON TOWNUNE. Start--II Monro* Av*. InaMM-W. Eat a* Matin. Mr. and Mra. Thomas Fisher enLast Week’s Utter. / !■ 1 tamed Mr. and Mis Henry Fish­ PHONE S99S. Orend Rapid*, Mich. er and Mra. Sarah Fisher fur Bun­ Mrs. Archie- Wilson of Carlton day dinner. Center spent Friday with Blake It your order amounts to f3 or over we'll pay telephone charges. -Mrs. Jane FIsber his gone lo Kal- Barnum and <wlfe. Mas. Uni Chase of Coats Grove nmatMM to spend cal weeks wil*' spent a few days last week with her Mil Elmer ami family. there will be a rmiumiium social imr daughter Mrs. Clarence Kiiine. Mr. ami Mrs. William McGhnn of f"c the b.-nelll of the Fisher church fund held at lhe home of Mr. nnd Hastings spent Sunday with E. J. Mrs. IFisher's Friday evening, liiimii sand family. Mrs. James Swanson is in Has­ April 3rd. Everybody come, en­ (uHpean Maa. joy a good supper, and spend a so- tings helping lo care for her sister, Mra. Llchly, who is III. . nal evening. The Eagle Hotel, J. K. Jehneton, Prep. Kirtit k Ml lb. Mra. Ellen Kingsley of Hastings Mra. Came Brown, who lias been \i-dling her daughter, Mrs. Jennie is spending lhe week with Mrs. E. Nuyler at Shelby, returned home J. Bump. FOR REST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER, Monday. — Jean Nichols lias been on lhe sick list. Everything in Cut Flowin ind Psttii Plinlt GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL CO. “SfiT STONY POINT. fgist Week's Letter. Miu Ruth Wellman Is on lhe sick list again. Dr. McIntyre is Ibe at­ tending physician. Mrs. Georn Rilclm* Im a sister from HasUngS visiting her. Mr. and Mrs. 8ylvt'.<h'r Curtis and Mr. and. Mrs. h orace Curtis of Woodland visited their mother and grandmelher, Mrs. Sylvester Oreborn of thia place Sunday. Mrs. Irvin* Trox* I returned from the U. B. A. hospital Saturday much improved In health. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm- Troxel went In Hastings to care for her. How thankful we are to think she was spared to come bark lo her family. Mrs. Hortense Payne returned from California Friday after visit­ ing her brother, who is blind, a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ilodebaugh ate Sunday dinner with Mr. nnd Mrs. John Varney of tlie Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Curtis of Brllevue, Mr. and Mrs. Molle Smith of HasUngs and Norton Smith of I mi ton wvre thos<- from away who attended the funeral of Horatio Warner. Wednesday. Miss Blanche Wilcox of Nashville visited al Janies MrPrek's Sunday. Oliver Bolton of Hastings was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M<-ail and mother Bunday and attended quarterly meeting Mr. and Mrs. Burley and Mrs, Bask of Grand Rapids are spending a few days with lheir sister and daughter, Mr. kutf Mrs. Arch Graves of this place. Mrs. laowell Demoml of North Castleton is seriously sick with rheumatism. BANFIELD. Last Week's Letter. The L A. 8. of Bedford, Hie L. A. 8. of Banlleld. the Gleaners and the Soap Club, of which Mrs. Geo. Winters is a member, have sent most beautiful Howers tn Jivr dur­ ing her illness. She is slowly im­ proving. Mrs. J. Bowser Is earin* for Mrs. W. Powers and Myrtle powers is helping at central, during lheir li­ nens. She is a dandy operator. Carl Stiles of Battle Creek spent Saturday and Sunday with his |»arenls, D. C. Stiles and wife. Mr. and Mrs. F. Cherry of Lrbnndale and .Mr. nnd Mra. Jesse Risbridger were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crandall. Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tun­ gale were guests of Byron Tun­ gate, of Hickory turners. Chauncy Tungute is quite ill of ^Vlie’lal of April there will be a change of time al the lelrphomservice Jttr Sunday*. Ring 011 al * a. in- off al 10 a. m.: on al 5 p. tn, off til 7 p. m.. which corre»i»vnds with luicey time. • ’ The Duwling people are discuss­ ing the prol.l. in of moving the church on the hill to lhe village. D. C. Stiles attended the meeting anil thinks it will bo acconmlish.d. The Misses lltiby and Blanche Arnold were guests of Mr. and Mra. Ixirry Arnold un the Warner place, Sunday. ASSYRIA FAIlMEM C1.LB. Last Week's L lier. Following is tho program to k given al the Assyrit Farmer s Unb to be h'-bl nl the Assyria M. P. church. March 2H: Club song nnd devotional*. Select Reading-Mrs. I. W. Cargo. Music-Orpha Schoch and Doro­ thy Jywell. Paper—Social und Political Life— I. W. farau. Hong-Cm nr J.yun. . llreilalion—Ji-ssIh Jewell. Select Heading -Mrs. Cha*. Cox. Vocal Music Lloyd Tasker anil Sllcnnan Clark. ‘, Talk-Relnl ion of Hie Tubercular Cow lo Human Health—I*- (-• Mix. M. D. Club Hong. . ' Alice G. Thomas, Reporter. SMOKY ROAI>. Txisl Week's Utter.' Little Thelma Curtis Is, *1 ing n fetv ilay* wHn hur grand par­ ent*. Mr. ami Mrs. H. Curtis of Woodlnml. Agtles MrAimy «>f Hasting*, yislt<xl Ixma Meade uve'r Bunday. ' Una Mead* \ isitod her sister, Mra. Grace Uaw. near Kashville. Sunday p. m. Hvlvesler Cyiti* and family vlsil•xt Uttrrncu fxteas and family, near Matfiville. Hijudnx. , Don Furman nf Ridland is li'-lping John M-ade in bis sygitr hush. (ihe our Want Column7 trial for c\er> body remb iL WHY The BANNER’S Plan of Handling Auction Salos Ought to Be Favored by Every One Who Contemplates Having a Sale In Barry County 1 ST—BECAUSE IT IS A DEMONSTRATED SUCCESS.. In the pah A six years, over 750 Auction Sales have been advertised in the BANNER to the mutual satisfaction of the sellers and from many who have advertised their sales buyers.. We have letters in the BANNER showing that on a single article they have realized enough more Uian they expected to pay all the expenses of the auction. In ail cases when results have been com­ pared with expectations the sales advertised in the BANNER have exceeded expectations, in some cases by several hundred dollars as we can show by let­ ters and personal references. ■ 9 ND—BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVE COME TO LOOK TO THE BANr* NER FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF AUCTION SALES. The success bf the’BANNER’S plan of advertising sales has naturally led, people to ex­ pect that an auction sale in Barry Co. will be advertised in the BANNER, just as they expect the letter carrier will deliver their mail. 3RD—BECAUSE OF ITS SMALL EXPENSE. We make a uniform charge for our service in reaching practically all the people of Barry Co. that is but little above what used to be charged for sale bills that were read by only a few of the people. « 4TH—BECAUSE IT PUTS THE SELLER IN TOUCH WITH HIS ^BEST AVAILABLE CUSTOMER IN BARRY COUNTY. The BAN­ NER goes into practically every home in Barry Co. The people naturally look to the BANNER to learn about Auction Sales. If a Barry Co. man wants for his own purposes any tool or live stock advertised in any sale, he knows just where to go to find it. He will be prepared to bid what he be­ lieves the article or animal is worth, because he has use for it. Therw^will be no element of speculation in his bid. With the old plan, the people in the immediate neighborhood were the only ones who knew of the sale, and they would generally bid because they hoped to buy something cheap. E TH-BECAUSE IT AVOIDS HAVING TWO AUCTION SALES IN YTHE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD ON THE SAME DAY. The BAN­ NER makes dates for the auctioneers and practically all of them report the sales they book to this office, which is the recognized auction sale headquar­ ters. If we find that two sales arc booked for the same locality we can and do at once take it up with the auctioneers, and arrange for a change of one of the sales, thereby avoiding spoiling both sales. This is an important con­ sideration. . > ... A TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER'S PLAN REACHES ALL THE PEO°PLE OP BARRY COUNTY WHILE THE AUCTION BILL REACH­ ED ONLY A FEW IN THE IMMEDIATE LOCALITY OP THE SALE. This is so evident that any elaboration of this point is quite unnecessary. 7TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER CONTAINING THE AUCTION ' ADVERTISING IS LAID AWAY AND PRESERVED IN THE HOME WHII.’E THE BILL IS SUBJECT TO-THE WINDS AND RAINS AS IT IS TACKED ON THE FENCES AND TREES. . THE BANNER'S METHOD of Wrorttotaf AifetiM loiM Iim bron wMaroad 1st—By the State Association of Auctioneers. and—By all the .leading Auctioneers of Barry County. 3rd—By all Auctioneers In other Counties where the same method has been pursued. Any printing office can print auction sale bills, but only a piper having ■ large general circulation, such as the BANNER has can succcaafiuly advertise an auction sale t|iat will bring results. The BANNER is now printing j^oo papcr^ each week and covers the County “like a blanket” We would be pleased to hear from anyone contemplating having an Auc­ tion Sale and we will mail them one of our booklets, containing 10 pages ol information and auggestions on conducUng an Auction Sale. You should not fail to secure gh« of these boqklets If you contemplate bolding a sale. Its' suggestions wiii mean larger and better results from your Mie. We have both the Bell and Citizens telephones. ** The 38 Banrwr Both Phones No. 16. Wo Miko Ditas With Auctioosws �*i*nn.»u. -w** ’ . . . . . . '*> iu1 ‘ ;' ■ j ■ lorida Fruit Lands and Truck Farms FOR SALE OR TRADE ON EASY TERMS ita. IR. FRIENDS: Why remain here and suffer with falfa, Peaches, Apples, Oranges, Grape Fruit, Tan­ the long, hard winters when you can live where it is gerines, Kumquato, Guavas, Mangoes, Loquatb, Etc. SPRING weather all the time, where the flowers Do not hesitate longer but come with us to smile at you from your dooryard or gardenias well Florida, April 21st. The land of Health, Wealth, asYrom the roadside, the fields and the shady woods. and Prosperity—where you can have a crop to har­ Where fishing and hunting is indulged in by all to vest each month in the year, and where living is one the limit of pleasure. . constant round of pleasure. On our Florida excursion of March 17th, twen­ Where they grow from three to five e^ops a year, that yield, from $400 to $1,200 per acre, each crop— ty-four people of this vicinity went to prove our as­ where the records show It to be the healthiest state sertions and see for themselves and not be influenc­ lh the Union—where you can grow successfully and ed to stand in their own light by some “paid adver­ in great abundance Irish Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, tising rot” of a pretenced would-be-friend. The opportunity is knocking at your door. Will Peas, Beans, Celery, Lettuce, Strawberries, Radish­ es, Cabbage, Beete. Union* Tomatoes, Peppers, Can­ you heed it? Many familiesTjake good livings on five and tentaloupes, Water Milons, Up-Land Rice, Cucumbers, Cow Peas, Soy Beans, Jack Beans, Velvet Beans acre tracts. Many live here because they find per­ Beggar Weed, Para Grass, Natal grass, Millet, AJ- fect health and wealth. Big Listing of Local Property at All Times For Sale or Exchange, Next Excursion, APRIL 21st UNITED LAND COMPANY Office Over the Colonial Theatre, Lansing, Mich. MIDDLEVILLE. . Mra. Ham Cambell and daughter, Annabel wen: guests of, Mra. Tan­ nic Pratt in Grand Rapids, lust Wednesday. I.. D. Van Vclsor of Raidings, wffs lhe guest of W. B. Miller,.Friday iwenmg. ■ llwiry Marks bad the misfortune to lt»e a horse, which he liad Jusl purchased a week previous. Newell Williams of Bnltlo Creek hus been spending several days with Mr. ainl Mrs. (>scaf White. * A. number of the Masons went to thrledonia on Thursday evening to a scIkhiI of instruction held there. AU rejHirl a good lune. SluTinan Sharp and wife enter­ tained her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wnu Johnson, Sunday March 22. Mmirh e Gogle uf Jackson, Mich., was in lhe village for a few hours Halurtlay. He was brought up here ns a boy mid has many friends. He has a good iiosifiun with the Y. M. G. A. * A''aery .pleasant evening was passed nl Charles Andler’s Friday evening, March 20. Visiting and dancilig was enjoyed by tilmut 35 neighbors and fnemis. Ughl refretmmente were served. Hay Cisler has moved iulo the James Clark house, north of tlie school house, nnd !x,*e McMillin hns moved from the Lee farm into the Iioimu recently purchased of Mr. Cislur. Ur. and Mrs. Taylor received the glad news Sunday forenoon that I hey were grand parent# to a . flue girl. I»orn lo Mr. nnd Mrs. Thad Taylor, of Cedar Springs. Miss Milbn Matthews of. Grand llapiib is visiting at lhe liarne of her aunt, Mrs. T. H. Wood and hus­ band. * Miss Marion Smith visited her sister, Mra. Muraon in Rutland. Sat­ urday uiid Sunday., Min Elsie Woodman of Berlin. Mlrlt, Is visit ing her cousin Frank Andrus and wife. , 11 bld CcHik has returned t<» bn home in South Dakota, after spend­ ing 'lhe winter with his father in West Thornapple. ifc.Nce School lieporl. Report ter McNee school ter month ending March 20, Wit: Number of days laughl, 20. Total attendance. 282 Average daily attendance 1114. Number of boys enrolled, 9. Number of girls enrolled,?. " Toteil enrollment, tG. Perceftlngc of attendance, 88 plus. The low percentage of nlleudance was duo lo bad ruadS'and sickness the flrat of lhe monlb. Those nuilher absent nor lardy for the tHOiilh are Irene.Manker, Bessie and Daniel Foster. Helen Putts, William and Russell Ingram. On Friday a parly was given by the teacher, schoolmates and ■friends for the Foster children who leave Tuesday, for tiieir new borne near Caledonia. We are sorry to see them go bul unite in wishing them success and happiness in lheir new home. Light refreshments were nerved. Lena VanDcuburg, Teacher. HOLSTEIN BREEDERS ATTENOIItO MEETING Of West IHchlgan Association iu Grand Rupids Yesterday. Interest in Holstein cattle Is steadily growing in Barry county. A number of our residents attended the April meding of lliu West .Michigan Holstein Breeders' Asso­ ciation in Grand ilnpids yesterday. Among them wore W. IL Harper of .Middleville, -secretary; Barnum Brothers of Coals Grove, and Jason E. McElwain ,of Illis cily. All arc member* of lhe Barry County Hol­ stein Breeders Association. Bar­ num brothers were on the program for a discussion following an ad­ dress on “Breeding Hnlslein Cattle and Hie 1‘maneiai Possibilities of tho Busiriftps for lhe Young Bree.|cr," by Lloyd Hunsberger, of Cale­ donia. Jason E. McElwain, of this city, who combines cattle raising with Chhlsler School Be port. business, relnlcd his oxperienecs hi He unit of thu Ghldesle^JlcliuOl ter raising Holsldns and the results. inoiith i>iidiiiK March 20: No. of days taught,.20. Check Your April Cough. Total attendance. 227.5. Thawing frost and April rains Average daily altendunc?, 11.375. chill you lo Hie very marrow, you Nw. "boys enrolled, 0. »■« catch cold—Head and lung# stuff­ No. girl# mimllml, Ik ed—You aro feverish—Cough con­ Percohlage of atlendanni. Di.75. tinually and fed miserable—You Those receiving half holidays arc: need Dr. King's New Discovery'. It Craig Sheffield, Ihiwvy, pearl and soothes inflamed and irritated Beatrice lleed. Fred Lankerd nnd throat and lungs, stops cough, your Ltiwnmce and Frances Boiitslicl. head chars up, fever loaves, mid ' Nora E. Henkes, Teacher. you feel flue, Mr. J. T. Davis of Stickwy Corner, Mt*, "Was cured m Foley Kidney Pills 8urcr.M»ful for ii dreadful rough afler doctors RUcuiiMlisiii and Kidney Trouble. Iroatmejd and all olher rem'-du s PiMitive lu action for backache. failtMi. Relief or money back. Pleasant—Children lifeo j|. Got a bottle today. 50c. and gt-ftl. Recom­ Texw,' writes! “After taking two mended by Carvelh A Stebbins—A. tattlei of Foley Ki<jn»y Pills, my E. Mulholland — Adv. . rheumatism and kidney trouble aro . comptetriv gone," Hafe and effecBANNER Want Adi& Bring Best Resulla. of Bud's devices for taking flsh. and orders and Tequesta |>oured in USED IH VERMONT, 1830 ujam him from every part of the country. .The result wa- that lhe manu­ Fish Striking Al Pebbles Thrown facture of trollinu l*aits was begun lido Waler Guvc Bucl by him al Whitehall. N. Y„ in 1818, An Idea. since which time many of the Ash­ ing lures have come from that The spoon hook was invented by Julio T. Bud, who was burn id Ver­ mont away back in 1812. One day, The Euurnir Baby. while standing on the batik'of a slregm, he lliruvv some small peb­ Predestined lo a lilamclegs lift! Before his hour <>f bi pin. bles into il. and notk-ed that the Ir-Out. would rise to them. Hu then Without the ills "f cAintnon clay. Or sin# of wicked earth. experimented vvith bits of bright tin and found Hie flsh eager lo He never kicked. If nuyer cried. strike Htem. But lay and #l*-|>l lhe hours-away, He then soldered a luxik upon a And gathered i#>iiiids o( fat. piece of tin, after twisting il so that it would revolve when drawn through llm waler, und succeeded [ He never needed nirdieiue, Ho did ns he was told, in 'catching a bunch of flsh.. llis pa and inti were proud of him AL the age of 18 he made Hie first Till he wns ten y. ars old. klioou ball. While eating his lunch And then, nlns! ter nil lheir dreams one day he accidentally dropped a <)f mortal* Imd by ruli*. . leas|>oun overboard, and as it sunk Eugenics got a knockout blow— he noticed I hut il made peculiar ' Tltcy fouml lie was a fool. twists and turns through the waler, —Minna li ving, in Judge. mid was suddenly struck byst large llslrbttforo it reached bottom. LEACH LIKE. 't ills gave young Buell a new idea —Ilmt-a common spoon with u hook .Mrs. Cha's. \V.#*ldqn •has lieen soldered lo il might prove tho most quite ill the past week but is hel­ killing of nil his former inventions. ler nt tills writing. He was nut long iu getting an old Grace Scoliey is u Grand Rapids tablespoon, mid after polishing the convex side of the bowl he soldered visitor this week. a hook upon the small end and lo \Mr. mid Mrs. Ed. Sponable re­ turned Inst week from u visit in Hu* broken handle he tied u line. * Ifis llrsl effort in laike Boifioseen. Grand Rapids. near where he was born.* inud<)'*till Min. Maud** Smilli spent Sunday lhe fishermen in that purl of the wiih her parent.*. .Mr. und Mrs. country sit up und notice. The size Woolslon. and quantity of tho flsh he took Hildred IteU'h. who is leaching in from that fake hud never before Irving, spent Saturday and Sunday been equaled. at home. it is said that many of Hie old Mrs. John Scnliey has been slay­ residents thereabouts cimhnue lo with her sister. .Mrs. Fram-i* use what is known as Bud's simkhi, ing of I-'n-rpnil. during the sick­ and cannot bo convinced that any Bpil improvement can be made Upon il. ness and denlli of Ihit latter's hu«AIkiuL I8H, Bucl removed lo bnnd. Mr.Itull wa- an old resident Whitehall, N. and engaged In the nf Carlton, Hi* funoral was held fur business, but more of his tiinu Monday, March 23. The burial took was giving lo fishing and devising place in Carlton Center CeineleFy. attractive lures with which tb Dcrlurcd Him Sone. catch llsii (han lo the manufacture Aiiplicatiun.ua- made to have of huts. Only six miles away was Willard Buxlon. nf Maple Grove, Lake George, swarming wiih trout, committed to lhe Kalamazoo a-ywhile Lake Champlain, in lhe vicin­ lup>. Whim examined on Thursday ity of Whitehall, was a famous by Diir Belielling ond Morse, uf failing ground for muscallunge, Nashville, he was found sane mid bass and pike, while less than a will lie pennitli'd lo continue his day’s journey would take him into G«idiMu:e.nt his pi>-seiil home. It Un* heart of the Adirondack wild­ alleged lhal Bnvloii has an unerness. controjlaljle temper. Hu hsu» a wife Il was in Lake <>eoqp/ Hint Bud and daughter. . • flint caught flsh by deep trolling. He u«ed some 2(JU feel of line, n Rlruiuhl nl IL half-pound sinker, a long, line sled There is no n-e of our “healing loader and one pf Ids silver spin­ around Hu* busif" We. might aner# Hint imllaled ;i wounded flsh well out with it llrat as last. We gyrating through the water. With want you lo Ivy Chamberlain's this tackle he would take large pjugli R«*nii*d> lhe next ‘time you trout from lhe bottom of the lake hnve a cough or c. ld. Then* Is no in deejiesl water. reason so far a- wc can see why Al first Bud used to say that he you should not do w. This prcpahad no idea of making lhe inanu- rkliuu by ils r< iii;itkable cures inis fndure of trolling bails, u .business, gained u world wide reputation, and bul llm. sporlsmen he met on' his febpltt everywhere speak of it in trips (o the Adirondack* and ds**- •th* highest term.- "f ]»Fai.r. H u, where, as wdL'us his iidglilmrs. fur sale by All Dealer*,—Adv. whom lie always fully supplied with spoons, spread (he repuulUm FIRST SPOOR HOOK Irving Bctaoi Notes. i FARLEY—Maybtiry Farley wis Iasi Friday afternoon the sixth * . grade debated upon the following: Ibum in Williams county, Ohio, July tile*. Will you I«k8 your #hare of thu Resolved. ‘That.lhe Pen is Mightier II. I8JI, and fell asleep in Christ al respotwibflily of extenninallnf Hiiu home near Barryville, .Monday Than lhe Bword." The affirmative his I side composed of Rosa Sebriffmann. 1.March 23. When 17 years of age pest? Will you make it a principle Nellie Gillett, Vivian Dunlap and 1he came ,lo Michigan and March W. ,o swat each fiy you see anti to enBernice Johnson won by two-paints I1892 was united in marriage lo Mae list your neighbors as mambera ot over lhe negative side composed of <Golden. To this union were born this Vigilance Committee?. A fly in time saves billionsl Ellas Gelman. Laver ryL Watson and opo i son and three daughters, Elza George Estep. The children all and i Elva Farley, Mrs. Lloyd Gard­ Asiy rte Sehool Noles. of.NaahviUq and Mra. Orville worked hard and showed .much en- ner" i The tenth grade have taken iip IhUsIasm. which was plainly appar- 1Marshall of Maple Grove, all of ent to the rest- of the pupils and -whom with a loving mother, two another class, preparatory to taking lhe teachers ’ examination in April. visitors. . isisters and two brothers survive. This week Friday the sixth grade Mr. Farley seemed lo enjoy good Dorothy Jewell was absent Weddebate the eighth grade on lhe sub- Ihealth until last fall since which netiday, also Vern Blanck on Wed­ ho has gradually grown nesday and Friday. jeel: Resolved, "Tflal Lincoln Was •time Greater Than Washington.’' Both •worse, bia death being duo to can­ Vlkitora lost week were Ray Serven, sides have already started to work ।cer of* thyflver, which made him Wiii. Schroder, Mrs. Ureemau, tlie and by Friday each side should ;a constant7sufferer, all of which in* Misses Hartoin. Atkins and Tasker. have a large number of points. itore with Christian grace .and for­ During agriculture class last Several children nre now on lhe titude. Tuesday the different members sick list. Eldon Getman has been He was a loyal member of Hast­ gave oral reports on the following gone over a week, Arvls Perry was ings lodge I. O. O. F. No. 58 and dur­ subject*: • ■ absent last week, Joelhi and Harlan ing his illness repeatedly express-. “Feeding of Cattle io Produce Mattlwws were absent most of last ed;hls confidence in the hope of •Best Dairy Results,” Neil Shepard; week and several others for one day immortality nnd eternal life. He “Taking Care of .Milk and Crfaio;' wai a kind and. loving companion Ornha Schoch. at a time. “Butler Making.” Gladys-Evert!. The Graplds Junior has a contest and father; a thoughtful and gener­ These wore very Interesting ami every week for the schools of Mich­ ous neighbor nnd an bbnest and up­ igan. One division is for the high right citizen und will Ik* mourned benellcinl to lhe entire class. Last Tuesday being SL Patricks schools and one Is for lhe grammar by all who knew him. The funer­ al Was held at the Barryville Day. during chap*-l Doris Jewell grade's. The grammar grades are divided into two divisions, lhe “th church. Thursday March 2fltb. Bev. gave an account of (he life of St. Patrick, following by quotations by and 8th grades and the 5th and Gth. C. W. Ballou officiating. school and song. ' A different topic is given every On Thursday the first grade gave week. For lhe week of March 21. Have You Seen n Fly? a little exercise entitled “Mr. Hob­ lhe topic was “Why 1 A—-—." the Have you? , in." which was very nicely render­ rest of the topic to be-chosen by th** Of course you killed him!—You ed. pupil. The pupils of this school i wrote upon different subjects and duln'l!—You don't kill Hies until Tin* eulire school Are preparing an Ikisler BrOCMUD under the supsent them In March Dill. The first they begin lo bother youl Well that Is just lhe reason why ervisinn of Mra. Frank Schroder, prize, a large framed picture for the school was won by Nellie Gillett, a there arc so many Hies ground in Mrs. llza Shepard and Miss Sline, sixth grader,«od 11m subject “Why I lhe summer lo make your life mis­ together with the Austin school un­ would rather live In the country" erable. Let me tell you a public der Miss Kent's instruction, which/ will be given al Hie Assyria church In all nine papers were sent in, and secret. Only a few flies live through lhe Easter Sunday, April 2. besides Nellie s, four of them were considered good enough lo print in winter, and when they first come-~ Primary' Room. Loyd Roush reiiinied this morn­ the News -Junior. The, four were front their hiding places a Vigilance Vivian Dunlap, Nettie Stanford. Committee composed of every man., ing after a tong absence. The- third. grade is taking up Elijts Gelman and Arthur Schiff- woman and child, could soon kill mann. This was vgry goud indeed, thd majority of them. The Com­ short division in arilhmette. Mildred Blnnck was ah-«eul two ns the contest is open lo the whole mittee would of course be retainedI state nnd this is the flrst.time the throughout lhe entire year, andI days and Clyde Russell one day last pupils hero have ever entered it. would make jt their business to। week. We are certainly going to try again see that every place when* any es­ soon. caping Hies could breed is cleanedI Clears Completion—Hr moves Skin ■ Blemishes. The following is lhe paper which up-. Old decaying material or re­ won (he picture for our school: fuse heaps of any kind furnish Iho' Why go through life embarrassed chief breeding places of flies. the> and disfigured with pimples, erupWhy I Would Rather Live hi tlie Country. manure heap being the favorite ofI lions, blackheads, red rough skin, or B Is more healthy in the country. all. When we ronieinber that eachi suffering lhe tortures of Ecsemn. You can gel up in the morning and fly can produce billions of other‘ ilch, tetter, salt rheutn. Just ns»k breathe tlm nice fresh air, while in flies by September wo can see how' your Druggist for -Dr. Hobson’s lhe city everyone is moving around important such a Vigilance Com-• Eczema Ointment. Follow the aimand the air is not as fresh and nice miller must bo in each coinnumily' pie suggestions and your skin worus in the country. That is not all aiid what u service it can render to> ties arc over. Mild, soothing, offerhumanity. Not only is this true• live. Excellent for. babies nnd deluIhhiL the health in the city. The finals nre fresher in the country front the standpoint of freedom> irate, lender skin. Slops chapping. Hinn in the city and one knows from annoyance but from tho• Always liclns. Relief or money whnl they contain. When you go standpoint of health as well, ns‘ hack. 50c. Recommended by <JarMy reasons for living in.tlie coun- authorities (ell us (hat a largo per: Aelh & Stebbins—A. E. Mulholland. Iry rather limn lhe city are these: cent .of sickness and death, especi-■ -Adv. to lhe store to buy a can of corn you are not sure whether it Is fresh or n6l, while In the country you can raise corn nnd can it, and then you know its ng£ The next thing, then* aro so many people moving around all lhe time that llm germs keep , flying around. There is not as much dirt in the country as in lhe city on the sidewalks. The nmu spit on them Call and sec Cain under Reed's Opera House. He will nnd (hen tin* people walking on the take off the old varnish, repair and refinish it and make it Hidewalk hike lhe germs and their feel mid carry them on tho carpel ■ look like new, also will upholster your furniture for you. and then they fly nlKiut-the room, ll is more quiet in lhe country. For nature-loving people lhe country is Piano Polishing and Refinishing a Specialty the best place lo live, because Give me a trial. First Class Work. wlmre is Nature in her greatest beauty, in lhe city or in Hie coun­ try'.’ A person can learn v(*ry much from nature, und this can best he learned by living close lo nature. Undar Raed'a Optra Houu Wort Called Far and-Dalliered Grade (i. Distrfcl .No. f |. Frl. Don’t Throw Away That ------ Old Furniture......... W. A. CAIN ■/ REO THE FIFTH PRICE $1175 COMPLETE With its complete Electric equipment, and its beautiful streamlike body; large comfortable and easy riding. Easy to operate, and more positiv e than other makes, marks the greatest achievement Mr. Olds has ever accomplished. He has worked years to attain it. As a result REO THE FIFTH now o ffers a VALUE not even approached by any car in its class. . . Compare this car with others; get a DEMONSTRATION. The closer you investigate you find BETTER VALUE in REO THE FIFTH than you will find in ANY OTHER CAR. Buy a Reo the Fifth and you get GREATER VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. . SPECIFICATIONS—Fully equipped with Electric Lights. ^Electric start­ er and generator; Rena system without double chain drive. 35 HORSE POW­ ER; 112 inch wheel base; Semi-floating rear axle with Timken bearings; 34x4 tires with DETACHABLE RIMS; Black body; Black and nickle trimmings; deep upholstery; Mohair top, Side curtains and slip co ver; strait line Torpedo dash; Electric horu; Speedometer; Clear Vision Wind Shield. LET ME BHOW YOU HENRY RAGLA SALES AGENT abort Woodland Exchange Phono 69-.3|lon« I HASTINGS, MICH. R. FrD. No. 1 ” ■ 5 ’ - ! • ' ' • . ' ' . * • * ■ • • i , �THE HA g——-----------their branches. except Agriculture und Arithmetic. We arc studying Root jhMWk in Arithmetii laud Animal Producig'u in Agrictillitr* (dive van Wie re-nlered srti.s.l 1 Monday morning, after being jzb[ sent three weeks. „ Marjorie Bultoh.' Vnleniu I idler. Dorn Sprague. Leon* Ne*bct. Mar Woodman, mul Wihla Richardson IRS. WILLIAMS’ E: LONG SICKNESS Yields To Lydia E. Hnkham’s Vegetable Compound. month. . ... Mahlnn .. ........... aimed 2IC.I crMilB for work done at Ihmiic, while Ralph Elkhart.Ind.:-"! ruff.-red for four- Wood had 1917 ■ n-dds and William MI years from organic inflammation, W<kmI IKiVlteredds this motilli. rac^ffsni female Weakrww , i-ai-i t-“d ir-’• Prnlrirvillr'S-liool N’lffrs. ■ -jPBLfi, lie| . „ Tbe . .. ... Tin- li-idh uiad.- is mnking m— Jj.. d-my --.JO, rides --I were fc- fix, prc|uirnlions for an eiiteriaincttoi.-d by walkiuj; nu-iil in !«• given April ITd and Uh. or standing ou my 'Hie Imys-of lh<* school Aro doing feet and I had sucii some AeriOU* thinking alanil tas“ awful bearing down Friday afternoon Rev. MeLTOd gpxo us a short talk on "Inlluence.” We have decided I" have Prof. and became thin and Smith of Knhunaxoo College gi%«' pale with dalkhcavy our ilaecalaureati* address.•yea. IhadmxdocWe an* gelling ready to give our _ ________,_____ received only tempo­ bonk report,* this Week. rary relief. 1 decided to give Lydia E. Mr. Bolster was lu Kalnrnazdn. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a fair Shi unlay. trial and abo the Sanative Wash. I have We have Ihirly-tivii now l»ook.s on history nf Michigan, now used the remedies for four months the earlv which will beenme Mir* when wc have llve-hundro«| books in the "If these lines will be of any benefit library. 'nn- ninlh English dnss is trying yon have my permission to publish Li keen lheir work up «o as to th-a.”—Mra. Sadis Wojjamb, 4M •void tho extra nssigninonls which James Street. Elkhart. Indiana. aro given as penalties. ' Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable CornTin* debate' was postponed until FTiday. contain* do narcotic or harmful drugs, Chrer up! If you occupy a front and to-day holds the record of being the rant it's no sign you don I deserve most aaceeaartu remedy zor rernaie ma : il. weknowof, and thousands of voluntary 'rl|e nighl h grade is Inking up tastimoniale oo file in the Pinkham 'Physiology with the sixth and sovlaboratary at Lynn. Maio., seem to ‘’•‘th grades, and have nearly comtircvp fwt iptoled lliejr history. | The eighih graders are running a ’’.ink to help them with banking in thatXydfaE. Pinkham’s Vegeta- lhrtir Arithmetic. Cleo Doster te ‘ ' IMnur,. ITiosa who were noUlior alo.nl . . . , . . . ...... nor tardy the last month are: Paul iiytie. Raymond Adams, Helen Nor­ ris, Helen Dosler, Marceline Adams. Coates Grove School Report. Howard Temple.. Gordon Clemeut. The following Is a report for the lieidah Smitli. Rena i'erigo, Mildred month ending March 20, BH4: Rockwell and Stuart Clement. EUiel Blanchard was absent MonNo. days taught, 20. No. pupils enrolldd. 30. Purlc Campbell begun school Total attendance, 584. Monday. No. of tardy marks. 1. The Ural grade has finished their No. of absent marks, G. readers and nre using Jones Read­ ’ No. of visitors, 12. Percentage of attendance. (*tphis. ------- ers. Our fourth Geography is studying Only two more months ut school Asia. this year. Thelma Townsend is able to atTlie flflli Physiology has studied tond school again. narcotics and the necyous system. Tho following were neillior tardy, The Third Language has learned absent, nor excused during lhe “The Bluebird.** month: William. Ralph nnd TravaThe first nml second grades nre iloti' Wood. .Mahlan. Valmta and tlmelung their weaving mats. John J. Fuller. Hubert. Harlow and Howard Barnum. Arthur. Wildaand । our visitors tlm past mouth ware; Mra. le-l.i Kell.'fr, Rev. nnd Mrs. Ro­ Ralph Richardson, Mnrjnrir and Raymond Bolton. Ward liaine. land. Ivan Hughes, Mrs. I. Johnson , Doria Sprague. Beatrice Mclxmflld. ami SU Ila Kmilli. Chaster Stowell, Neil Smith. Leota ' Real Staff of Life. Nesbel, Mae Woodman. Horace Webster, W. Greta Ifatfne, Barbara Bread U the Bpaxiah workingman's Coolbaugh. Earl C. Chase. staff of life and tho average dally con­ There were six now books added sumption la estimated at a pound per to our library this month. Tlie «tb grade ha* completed all *l-T.- Yi"!' lc*t',r y1,11, reau ma nmwMtui or a woman. .. ■■ ■ ™Tnj| . International Motor Trucks TkelHCLira C*T AST fall we handled nearly onr ■L* entire fruit crop with an Inter­ national Motor Truck, the truck readily doing u much as two teams. For a period of Marly three moathi the truck was oo tho road six days a week, averaging about forty miles a day over all kiodsof roads. It appears to be Ln as goodsbai*: now as the day we brought it home. The maebiuo is a money maker as well as a time saver for us. GARLOCK FRUIT FARM CO., Grimea, Iowa." Use an International MotorTruck, and handle your produce much more economically and profitably. The solid tiros cut down tire troubles. Tlie motor is simple. Tbe truck is easy to operate—one lever controls the car. You can have any stylo of body— Our International truck catalogue ta full of fact* that may moau money to you later. Drop us a card and let us aepd you information. Grand Rapids 00 YOU WANT Mich. the best? EVERY PERSON WHO WORKS FOR A LIVING wants the beat wage his labor will com­ mand and should have it, so every person who has money to invest wants the best interest their in­ vestment can earn. THE BATTLE CREEK BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION has Just Increased their Capital mo on ... • _________ f. SLACK, and ha will five you full particulars. Southwestern Michigan THIS WEEK’S .SEWS IN NRAR-hV c'ODNTfBS. Afire bHn« whhotii n lheairr since and depending on ten wnt picture houw and Grand Itaplde offerings fur amnxtnient f.u-lliib * Ionia tai ilnally in have another theater. Each ilny ml«U to the tnial of tmt tree <-ut>'r|>lll..r egg liiw •- ■l<«tro>rd by th«- country school rhltdren .ft Wexford conntyi Tlm Boy.I mM»-I In Helmn tovriuiblp one .lay last week reported that the children In that district haVe ctilKsned. counted and destroyed n total ot 1S.S74 <-hk innase< or 4.QOO.HOO caterpillars. Tha grand total for Wexford "kid*" now totals 135.000 ent innntrs. "C have destroyed ST.ooo.oou c.derpllScv<t>U-cn moilMwx wiih ■l<i»<*‘tcn* ehlldren-'NiiVc been grained |H-nslona In Clinton conWy und<-r lhe new'law. dint are drawing IRC W week, or nt the rule nf 14.4*3 per year. I’onnty Treasurer Smedley ■••Hinatrd lhal It would reach S3.Sue the first year, but with pnotage for *>*mllnc nut the Weekly' amounts and getting receipts, at the present rule the total will I Tlir Gratiot County Gas i-ompany, which will fnrnhh cat for Alma. Ithaca nnd Hl. Louis. and later for olher village of Iho rpiinly. has been organized with n capital stuck of mono and a bond authorization of >125,000. George Coe. the tramp who has been having such a rarlmis'time with liis fret that were frozen a few weeks ago whll< I lumping from Charlotte tn Bellevue. submit­ ted to nn operation ut iho f’.nillarfum. Thursday. and both feel were removed. Thorsday morning the leM welt in Otsego. was sunk to the depth of i?JU feel, lhe drill being in fit rock. After lhe Ural 150 fret the drill went through solid Mat*'. so solid that nn.. rasing wai iii-.-e<sai-y to maintain or protect tlm opcaitur. The prospects for Melting water do not seem to lie very bright. -Tlm drill is being operated day nnd nighl. State Highway Commissioner Ro­ gers was in the rily Saturday, in conference with lhe Ionia town­ ship Itoard, in regard to the trunk line highways which Un» law pro­ vides may he built across Michigan and two of which were contemplat­ ed to cross Ionia county. The township board signed the right for a survey of the route through Pe­ wamo and I.vons lo Ionia. thence l<> Holding. The olher cornea in through south nf Ionia tn. Ruranac and Grand Rapid*. A inert mg will btFhcld taler al which the town­ ship hnants of Orange. Lyon- and Portland will also Im> pres*-t\|- A Grand Ledge woman, says n Portland paper, evidently having read the biblical suggestion ns lo casting bread ui»on the waters, and desiring jusl lhe right kind of hus­ band. placed a note in a ladtto Ixd tktuber nml cast it into the Graml. A few lays ago. at Purtland. waliec Prall. assisting in Uie search foe the Rcmalie Imy * body, pulled the liollle from tlie llnml ami extricated the message. Waller has and is not inlercstod. but thinks someone else may Im*, and has hand­ ed the ladtlo lellcf1 to the Review. This i> what the lady says: Grand lrfdg«. Mich, Oct. 12, toil Dear'Sir:— T<> whom this may concern. Want*!, a man that does not drink or have nnv bad habits—one that lias -a Huie income and would lie u.md l<» children. 1 am a widow with three children, two boys am! one girl. Thu oldest boy will soon lie 9 years old. the irirl •» and a baby imy 19 months old. My husband has been dead two years. 1 am 5 feet 3 inches, weight about 110 pounds, have sandy hair, blue eyr-s and am a blonde. Would like to rorres|»oiul with any nice geiuleinan who doos not drink inloxiralinc liquor and who is near my age. Will sit.ui Im* 2R-years old. Lan do any kind of housework and am □ iMMti ejs'k. My address Is Mra. Mattie L. Lippert. 212 Torrey street. Grand Lcilge. Mich. APRIL X ttll ^7' ...... Gill ....... “ M.A.C. ■ MMt| ww , _ .. tn,' thy inutw, 1 **:,•*■ • •» y • Rev. R W. F. Gsrnrtt. | I Wlm cared for me. whnu .1 a bain-. Lay helpless on her breasf? Who gave mu birth? sutlainwi my life? sa:i'RF.o irrrmitTY men will Who nourished and careswyl? ENBIIU. AND PAY FIFTY Wlm cared for me njid «|iared me CENTS EACH pains -— To dry my teah-slaincd eye. Though lirud and worn and weak COLLEGE MflUEHCES BOYS and sick? . '’ . 1 Who-heard iny fniuiflto:cpr? TOWARD COUNTRY LIFE Can I foBgel Iho one whose love, So Coplotiily given. J ’ U. A. C Bulletin About llorf Clioleri tins made me what I am on earth, IMstrilHiled And bears me up to Heaven? ' ’ I'armnra aro anxious to make a Who wa«hed my Taco and. combed my hair . thorough flUuiy of lhe ihings thnl And sent ine oft to' school? affect t tn* success of HiMr Imsine.*.*. Who .sewed my luill a tut fixed my This coiidltgiftn i.« biwsFon Hie fart kitthnl over • .•.lifers nnd their And k»i>i my temper eoo|? wives btva aMbiuHi the thirly-one ■ lAicnshiu sciuuii.H-' which have klspnJ me when 1 wuM to 1*1*41 hcltl by ih>> Michigan Agrirul- Who play. lural Coltejro <hiriiig the puff win­ And then when I rt*ltimed? ter ISvo Inslrui’tora were x-nt Who Iaughl-to me the »i\Ca*ImI from (Uh Collage l» each of these things ’ Mrhools lo hold l»o(h morning nnd Thai I. from life, have learned? afternoon 'aeaafc'iK for live days. J.i*i lures were given on farm crops, XVho ttu-kwl inn in my trundle boil? anil fertility, lhe Mock, dairying Wlm taught me with siu*h care nnd tinrtteulture, (wo suhjoNda be­ The grenlesl blessing man ing dlaeuMM in each school, in ' knew.— three places special clasxi-s wore That little childish prayer? offered for aranieu in which inMniction wu given in rooking, Can I forget such love ns thnt food vnluM, ami idbcr subjects uf That itenterod in her boy? value to the home maker. Them* How mixed il was with faith innd schools will Im* offered again next hope year, from Decemix-r to March isl. Amt fear; nml yet,—what joyl mid can lie secund for nny com­ munity if thirty men will enroll Wlm parked n Bibb* in my trun’c? nnd pay a fee of fitly cents each to Who placed il wiih such care? pay local experro-A Whose tear-drops slaim-d ita aacrral Records ai the Michigan. Agricul­ page tural College allow lhal of the 5<W Where she had bowed in prayert sludepI.s who have registered ns freslimaft in Hie agricultural divi­ Who watched me longest when I sion 'hiring the imhI three year* Thai iillle place railed home? 2LO were reared in lhe eity mid 270,on the farm, ll is interesting Who Iliii’W dm* kisse* 'midst her In note that In the sains class 02 Icara . • ' pec cent indicate that their pres­ When I set mit tn roam? ent Iknoo is in tin* cily. That near­ ly alt of lliote students from Hu- Who prnye<l for me when I wx* cily, as well u those from the farm, gone? either.become farmers or engage in Whoso loving tcar-dimmwl ryes allied occupaHon* k'shown by-the And anxious face that followed fncl Hint for Hu* past four years 40 me.— per cent of lhe gradilnios in agri­ A licacon of the skies? culture and hortii-ullure have go;.r directly lo thu farm, 45 per cri'L Can I forgel those prayers nnd have engaged in agricultural teach­ tears; ing and lUNperiim-ntatiou. and fl per That anxious, loving book? cent in work gkisely related to se­ Can I forget Iho agony riculture. • '' That stained that precious Hook? Il is clear that the agricultural College is not educating young me.i Though years may conn* and years away from Hu- farm, bul is inliavi* gone. With many a vain pursuit. Ihirticing both city nnd farm boys Yet mother's love mid mother's toward country life. Ilog cholera is the mod dreaded Will e'er remain immiite. ■ I.iff swine. H may :i|-p'-:ir nt any Him* In any iieighlx'i'hood in lhe slaty, ll is MWrod by sparrow.*. No. I can ne'er forget her love Whose prayers made it sublime; pigi*on«. dies, ikig* or hy nny olijecl itiat may carel materials from nnc But wu exgccl lo meet alMiyo In Heaven'* sunny clinic. lu>g lot i-tMiWh'-r Hiock car* crossing on *7nwny briiters may cunUunmate Arannix': slm-k buyers 0 mother. Mill forgive and love The one you've rocked to sleep! may carry cholera from one farm lo another; and there is always Though time demands that I should walk. danger of infection Is-ing iulnstur1 It seems I scarce can creep. ■■d Into Hu* herd wclin stock is pur­ chased. A bulletin giving latest in. Rut days of earthly lull will close. formation on the cohlrol of Illis We cannot tell how soon: disease has just. I"*en issued nnd is being dislriiiutrn free by the Michi­ Then we shall reunite in Henvcn. To spend nn endless June. gan Experiment Station. . J. W. Caywood of Galesburg. •»«’ diacovcrcd a relic in his imiwaaaion that is not only rare bul very lulerestmg. It is a map of Michigan made in IBIO. which was tho prop­ erly of Ilin father, ll I* Well worth studying and furnislws sonic mtorcsting comparirons. This map shows but eight counliea in the Up­ per Peninsula ami even .in the low­ er some of lhe present counUe.s are missing. Only the four southern tiers of counties show settlement ami north of Grand Rapids. Grnnjl Haven. Ionia Center. CorutUR. HmJIjipcor. and Fort Gratiot, which towns form a chain across the slate, hut two towns nre named nn lhe map. Haginaw nnd Rnult St. Mary. Tho only town shown betwe*n Knlama’no mid Battle Creek, is Comelnck. The Michigan Central railroad is shown running from De­ troit lo Now Buffalo, but all old settlers know that in 1840 that road had not been intended beyond Jackson. The map undoubtedly rave Hie proposed right of way. Tho population of each county Is given and that nf Kalamazoo is 7.IM>. Among oilier statistics are: universities and collages, throe, wiih <W students: .academies 12. with 4R5 «ludeni«: common nnd pri­ mary schools. 975 wiih 20.701 sludents. Tip man show* numerous rivers nnd a few large Inkas. Iliouch none of ihn letter nre named. The •hnres nf tl>» Grant lake* vary from the shorn lines in mmb-rn mm>» to some evjnfrt. flmush rnneh MM'lhsit one would expect to ftnd. 1 Remedy. William N. Goss. JIS Aldrich SU Dottle Creek, was troubled with stom­ •ach and inteetlnal ailments for years. Year after year ho spent endless time mosey with specialists and la ex­ 'nnd pensive treatment* that failed. He took Mayr'a Wonderful Stomach j Remedy nt last and wonderful res til la ifollowed. When ho hod taken only ono ■ bottle he wrote: "I got more relief out of nn® bottle of your wonderful stomach remedy 1than 1 did in all my yearn of treatink specialists. ' 'with "If I had all the money I have spent for doctors' bills I could buy a farm. I will certainly recommend Mayr'a Wonderful Stomach Remedy." proves. Mayr'a Wonderful Btomxch Remedy* clears tho digmtiva traol of tuuoold' aecrnilons and .removes pnlsonmia matter. H bring! swift relief tn suffefera from stotnach. liver hnd troubles. Many declare th.U It hae saved them from dangerous opera- many IpUtaiors, so 4>* oantloua He euro It's M<urr'a. Gn to Mulholland * drug more and oak them about tho rtsulta it has been necompnehtng among people they know— nr s»n4 ta Geo. H. Msfr. Mfg. Chem­ ist. 1154-1 &l Whiting Rt, Chicago. 111.. for free book on Mamach Aliments nml many gratsful letiers from propio who have -b.»n .... BUWMIUI cap<:». . i31" ** *>y MUJh-llhauaanita of others who have taken landa I>m* HoM «hd druggMs »vthia remarkable remedy with such as- Ctaai HdPtrtiMMtatt NOTICE OP UR.YRING (TIUUMN. rjraJ^t0 oC Michigan. Caunty of Bar- ORDER FDR PUBLICATION, Noiica ta hereby givan. that by an probata order of th. Probath Court for tho County of Barry, mdde.ua lh. ois-. day pt Much A. D. 1914, four months from that data ward allow«<l ting*, in Mid oonnty, on the eleventh ■lay nf-March A. 1». 1114. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. Judge of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of aulred to prerent th.lr oUlmi to aald Manley M. Chase, deceased. Probate Court, at lhe Prntxt. onir. Jennie. E. Chose, executrix, having In ths Chy of Hastings, for tumlnfiled tn Mid court her petition praying ailoa and allowance, on or before tha for reasons there In stated that she slxlrenth day of July next, and that such claims will be heard before said Court, an Thursday ths alx ire nth day of July next, nt ten o'clock tn tho It Is Ordered. That the ird. of furrnohti of that day. April A. D. 1»14, nl ten o'clock In Dated March ISlh., A. D. 1S14. the forenoon, at aald probate office, bo and is hereby appointed for hearng said petition; It la Further Ordered, That nubile NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIM*. notice thereof !>• given by publication State of Michigan. County of Bar* fltats of Michigan, ihs eawspapcr printed und airoulaled lu ■aid county. CHAR. M. MACK, Judge ot Probats. ELLA C. EGGrjERTON. Register ot Probate. A true copy ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Court for the County -of Barry. At a session of sold court, bald at the probata office, in the city of Has­ tings. in eald county, on tho eleventh day nf Starch A. D. 1914. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. Judge of Probate. Notice la hereby given, that by an order of the Probate Court far ths County of Barry, made on the six­ teenth day of XluWh. A. D. 1114,'four months from that date were allowed fur creditors lo present their claims oaainat tha Mats of Charles H. Clark, lata of said county, deceased, and that all creditors of aald deceased are required to present thelf claims to aald Prebale Court, nt the Probate llu< sixteenth day..of July next, and that such claims wlll.be heard before aald court, on Thursday the sixteenth day of July next, at ten o'clock In tho Qcento W. Park. dec«M*d. Cynthia N. Park, .widow, having nled in sold court h<-r petition praying that tha administration ot aald estate may be granted ta Wm. R. Holos, or to some other suitable person. It ta urdsrad. That the third CHAHI.EH M. MACK. Judge of Probate. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. flute of Michigan, tho probate tecnth day ot March. A. D. 191It la Further Ordered. That public notice thereof ha given by publication Judge of Probata. Helen M. Dayum. dweaactl. A. R. l*ntlon. son-ln-law. having Hied In said court hla petition praying Hint tho lulmlnlMratlon of mid kotatn may ba granted, to your petitioner or to some oilier suitable person. It U Ordered. That the 10th day of April. A. D. 1914. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at said probate office, be and la hereby appointed for bear­ ing said petition: , * Order for Publication. It Is Further Ordered, That public State of Michigan, Thu Probate notice thereof be given by publication hearing. In the Hssllngs Banner a newspaper printed and circulated In said county. CHAS. M. MACK. Judge ot Probata. EIXA C. EGGLESTON. Register ot Probate. loves her A true copy. 4 wks So here's to her who School Rr|M>r(. boj. Report from Powers sclinol .Irving To her almve all other: District No. 1. God grant lhal she muy have Iruo Report for inanth ending March joy: My mother.—darling mother! 27. 1914. ■■■■ . Number of day* taught, 20. Murries Johnstonn Couple. Total atb-ndataM, 3B(u>. Average daily atendauc'’, I!-[-. Mias Hazel A. ILL«i>riilgcr, daugh­ No. of k>ys onrotlcd, 7. ter of tlie late Supervisor (Ills A. No. of girls enrollod, H. lUsbridger. of Johnstown, and Wil­ Total ■•ni-olliiiML 15. liam lluminmul nf lhe same lownPercentage of.attondnnre. 95-r, ship, were united in marriage |»y Tho following pupil* were neither' Prohato Judge Mark on Thursday lardy nor alHonl: Ruth Bedford,. in lhe court house. The young Velma Bedford! Etoie M. Johnson.■ people will reside wiih the bride's Forrest Jolnisot).- Verna Kelley, Gwi.■ mother. Shroyer, Helen' Traxie ami Keith Nchool Rrjiort. Baumgardner, j ' ....... Only two pupils were neilh<>r\\r» Report of lhe Brush lUtlgr school Only Iwo pupils. Elsie nnd Forrest for the month ending March 27. Jolin-on are stilyl eligible for the Number days taught, 20. ■ erliflcate of perfwt attendance, of­ Total attendance. 207. • fered by the County Gmimissioner. Average daily attendance. 10-7. Our \isitnrs Illi* month were: Total enrollment. II. Mra. Geo. CliurohllL Helen Hrue. Perrenlaga of uttendance. fH-'-. nnd Kenneth Baumgardner. The following have earned half Dons Vandenburg. of Howard holidays this iiinuRi: Lois Wolff. Cily entered lito fourth grade. Hie Basil llaywanl, Norma Wickman. serond week of the month. Ia<oue Peake, Jlcnriettik Wolff. We now bava lu our library a new ’ Homer McCullum. Grace Poako and set of Carp, uter's Geographical Dorothy Wivkman. . Readers. Un s.t books are so com­ Dorothy Wickman was the perpiled that even children of the 3rd fuct speller this month. and toll grades Rod many Hem* of * Alice Foley, toucher. intoreal. The pupils are fortunate In getting Hu m and they arc read­ -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. ily uM-d as a reference book for the subject of geography. Next month lhe children of. the ■flth mid 4lh grade are to test the Hu, i, germenalioii of corn. The teacher has sent to the specimens of lhe SlwtPolul>WSl| various products Oi corn. Katherine M. Howler, toaeher. Witle Awake Club. Mra. Warren Bird of Bodford en­ tertained the Wtdo Awake Sewing Circle. March tfllh. A bountiful dinner was ~. rved at Boon. The table decoralioM wore in keeping with Kt. Patrick Bay- 'Tho after­ noon was taken up with a program, ecmvqraalion nnd needlework. Mrs. Moll Hinl guv«t. an inloreating ac­ count <>f her l rip while in Oregnti. and Califortita. The club will h<! entertained agaM In April, by Mra. George Leo of Hou th ’Johnstown. Children's Discaaw Very Prevalent. Whooping cough I* about every­ where. .Measlcx and wallet irwr almost as bad.* U«n Foleys Honey and Tar Compound for Inilaiued throats and coughing- Mrs. I- G. Hostler, Grand. PHAWk Nebr^ saw: "Mv three chilflftti had seven* at­ tacks of whooping cough, and a B Foley's Honey | if relief.—Arthur ' Bring n.« your job printing and j well do ICHgtlL — * r...... ------------ YOU!® Should U«e^^ T'8 different from others becauM root­ care Ll token in the mak­ ing and Hid materials used are ol higher grade. I Black Silk Stove Polish Court for the County of Barry. AL a session of said court, held nt lhe probate office, tn the Cily of llnstings, in said county, on Iho twentieth dny iff .March A. D. WiL Present: lion. Chas. M. Mack, Judge dLProbalc. In tho Matter of Iim Estate of James IL Cbilsou. Deceased. . ■ Burdclln Briggs, as Administrator having filed in said court his peti­ tion praying thnt for reasons there­ in slated tlial he may Iro licensed to soil tho interest of tho deceased in the real estate therein described at private sale. „ It is Ordered, That the Seven­ teenth day of April A. D. WI4. nl ten o'clock in the forenoon, nt said pro ba to office, be nml is hereby ap­ pointed for hearing said petition; It is Further Ordered, That pub­ lic notice thereof bo given by puliliration of n copy .of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Hastings BANNER, n newspaper printed and circulated in said county. CH AB. M. MACK. A true cony: Jutlge of Probate. Ella C. Eggleston. Register of Probate. NOTICK OF HKAH1SC. CLAIMS. Slate of Michigan. County of Barry. s». Notice is hereby given, that by an order of tho Probate Court for the County of liat n', made on Iho 20th day of March. A. D. 1014, four months from that, date were allow­ ed-for creditors lo present their claims against tho estate of James B. Chilson, lato of said county, de­ ceased, and that all creditors of said deceased are required to pre­ rant lheir .claims to said Probate Court, at Iho ITobato Office in the Cily of Hoatings, for examination and allowance, on or before tho 20th 'day of July next, and that such claims will bo hbard before said Court, on Monday tha 20tii day of July next, al l<ui o’clock in tho fore­ noon of that day. Dated March 20th, A. D. 191L CHARLES M. MACK. Judge of Probate. I’ODA’i ELLA C. BGOLESTON. Rsfllster of Probsts. A true copy. NOTICE OF COMMUNION. ERA ON CLAIMR. Bute of Michigan, County of. Mar^'kStatE OP James Brown, de- ceaaed. . . . , . We. the undersigned, having been appointed by tho Probate Court for the County of Barry. Atal* of Michi­ gan. Commlaelanara to receive, ex­ amine and adjust all etaime and drma mil of all persona a gal rut mid de­ creed. do hereby give notice that wo will meet al lhe lUeUnga City Bank, on Monday, the 11 th. day of May, A. D., 1S14, and nn Monday, the 13th day of July. A. Dm 1>W. at 10 o'clock A. M.. of each of said daya. for the pur­ pose of examining and allowing said cUtma, and that four montha from ths 11th day of March. A. IX 1914. were allowed by sold court for credi­ tors to present their claims to US for examination and allowance. Mated March IJth., A. D. 1914. NOTICE OF HEARING CI^IMS. Stale of Michigan, County ot Dar^Notico is hereby given, that by an order of the Pronto Court for Iho County of Barry, made on lhe 27th day of March A. D. IW4. four month* from that date were allow­ ed for creditors to present ihoir claims against fho eslato of Robert Montgomery, late of said county, de. ceadhd, and thnl all creditors ot said deceased are required to preae.nt lheir alainu to said Prolate Court, nl the Probate Office in tho Cily of Hastings, for examination nod allowance, on or before tho 27lh <isy of July next, and that such claims will bo heard before said Court, on Monday lhe 27th day nf July next, at ten o'clock in the fore­ noon of that day. Dated M>rch 27th. A. D. IM4. CARD OF THANKB-I wish lo CHAHLEH M. MACK, thank iny neighbors and friends for Judge ot Probate. the beautiful post cards and many acta of kindness shown inu during my sickness. Also the 0. E* 8..for BLACK SAX^TOV^roilSH W08KS • t al hearing. In the Hastings Banner, n newspaper printed and circulated In said county. CHAS. if. MACK. Judge of I’robate. I AJwnta. I/.4N. BANT.™ Ik. M- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-04-09.pdf 4a962262a3a2af821214f9156314d715 PDF Text Text —,—..... ........ . IN BARRY COUNTY ClttalMlM tktatar Than AH Otbe. Barry County Papers CtAnblued. FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR THE HASTINGS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 9,1914 20 PAGES II "WE JIMI" ('.ondiielrd by M. A. Vester. THIRD TWEE LETTER - IsMaster of Pomona Grange. THE BANNER WILL HAVE A UJU DEPARTMENT FOR THE GRANGE BANNER f • UIPVO IHbAO Ilin LfllU REMARKABLE SERIES OF AD DC DIIDI IPiUQ OUDUJ DRESSES CLOSED SUNDAY EVE tlLrUDLIbflHd 00119 GAIK IN STRENGTH TO REST SUNDAY Kvoylxxly Read* The UANNRB-. NUMBER 50 PART ONE-1 TO « One of Hastirigs* Biggest And Most Responsible Firms i Five Leading PrOti**lunl l)enonilnnllons of This < ninilry. Edmonds Brothers, Buyers and Shippers of Stock. StartN This Week TKIJJi OF INTERESTING SIGHTS A remnrkabr series of TIIROl GIIOLT ST V1K <Ol '.VW Tho BANNER is pleased to an­ IARGE NUMBER PAY LAST RE­ Grain, Seed, Coal and Feed Dealers. on Why Am I What 1 Ain * was । AND CITY IN ELEtTHON IN THE PRINCIPAL CITY OF SPECTS TO WELL-KNOWN nounce lhal beginning with tliiw is­ rmicluded Sunday Bright by Rev. II. I MONDAY sue il will have each week a THE ISLAND EMPIRE. CITIZEN. . II. Hremly who «poK** on "What “Grange Department.’’ It will ho D<>es the World Owe the .Meihom*i conducted by .Mr. M. A. Vester, nf THEY.’HAVE SOME QUEER WAYS ANCESTORS'FOUGHT OLUTION AND MAJORITY OF SUPERVISORS OF D0INGTHIM8SIH JAPAN llastltigx Grange, mid who Is known ... ..................... - WAR OF 1812' ^^;?,,'^^^ fnr mid wide as an enthusiastic ------------! Itoehner. Pastor ofTFrmto l.mh<<r-i ------------Grange booster, and who has for | ... . -•* -|~4ti|iito. Th**; Rr I urns From Townships Shim RcIjthor So Cheap That Men and Wo­ years been an active member (d: Member of Democratic Stale On• •• -trill Committee And Prominent ■xvir'it Does d... .. I March ... ,„ men Do All the Truckinn. "Hlck- that splendid organization, lie | is well equipped in. every way to I nrvxsivr Vote Ught. Ishn” the Favorite tsvnvcyanre. -Parly Worker. Congregational Church T by Rev. C catty on inis Ixifiartmcnt.’ IL is arranged that all nolices of ............ F. Hicks, one of the well-'’’- ‘tiesliaber of Grand Ra| William Yokohama. Jap,tn, Grange meeelings. Grange pro-;: known residents of this city, died *J*,rd '\’ns *’•* */’i1?4 I' . Thursday, August 29. grains and Grange news generally at.......................... alHiul half past nine o'clock. March 21 on ''\I'*B D0*’* H Wo have been so thrilled by what Hhall b« sent direct lo Mr. Vester. Thunjday morning and was buried J’we fin* Baptist Cnuich we have seen that it is impossible to Grange Lecturers and program on Sunday afternoon in Riverside'0- J- I’i'ice' pnstor of the i n*t Hup comniilloos will PLEASE NOTE cemcleiy. Rev. Maurice Grigsbyf •*** '.Imrch. of Iginsinv. lhe fop,। describe’ il. It would Im* like a man THIS: Mr. Vester will bring his ollicialing. Mr. Hicks has for years I was given \\ iilnesdal evening Apn standing one day in Rome atid then copy to Iho BANNER each Friday been a prominent worker in the HBRim....... irndt' • *■> H1*,'- Frank ltoOu**iibti*li. J|>t ntlempling lo wrile a history of the morning fnr lhe BANNER which is! detnocralir party in Barry county.I'" lor ” of “r St. u* Luke's CkOtK *■ •'• r L'-'u-aimii-.- in place- Wo were up bright and ear­ printed tho following Thursday. All Hi> was also well-kiuivvn in bust-| miizon. on "What Dp''.Maple Grove. Thm-i ly \v ednosdny morning, and were In notices, programs, etc- which it is ness and Grand Army circles. Sev-; Owe tin* Prolestoqt --•• 1st ami II h .wants o The Edmnnik Elfevator sight of Japan. It is a very inoiin- desired shall appear in the BAN­ oral iiinnllis ago lie iiecatne ill of a Cluirrlr losing Orangeville, l.dnom country covered cniirviy NER must be in Mr. Vester's hands couipliralion of diseases. He was, All live *" ” ' addresses were mveii by stand H> republican? with beautiful green foliage. By Friday, morning’. I men well veined i» B'** history n:id seven o'clock w<* were ruining into IL will bo Mr. Vester's piirfHMo as achievements of ll>i*ii re*peciive Tokio Bay, just outside of which is it is our desire to make our Grange churches. To hear wh.it they said ■Mississippi liny, the place, where Department a valuable help to (he gave one much iirnai«*r\i»*wsof the (kuntiMNlore Perry landed in lffc2. Grangers of Barry Co. in particular, tloclrines for which tin* live < hundi­ asking for a treaty. Ito was sent and to farmers generally, for Mr. es stand, and the tyi <i-iil.-d unusually strong meul lliey employ. . back and told to come one year V<*«ter will discuss topics that are Isler, when he was received into nf general inleresl to fanners, as he that nil whn heard (lb W. It. Jamieson an.I i h. Tokio bay. mid got lhe treaty which dors this week. creased regard for al opened Japan to lhe commerce uf inalions and their Wi the world. By nine o'clock we were I Imve le*s sei-larinnism ; in«|ieeled mid ready In land from I <*r Christian sympa'lhy. iKliniiiistmt mu. ''> lighters in lhe harbm-. W« had turned the hnggagi* over to the por­ "HOW THE WEATHER IS MADE" ter of lhe Grand hotel, and he pass­ wards i lie repulilicniw. ed if through ctiNtonis for us, so MR. SCHWEIOER WILL TELL made by Mr. Jumiesoi that when w«* arrived on shore we anything even dre.um-d li;ul no higgagi* to bother with. idurality There wife Imu.lred* nf jinrikiMAl llrollirrhood Meet inn Monday Nlflht April 20. HE Talk Will ’ h.is lining lhe st rec Is.' soliciting LITTLE SIX-YEAR, OIJ> WESLEY JOHNSON WAS TEIIHIBIA husifii-sN. and maybe you tlijnk it docs not seem funny to start riding MISUSED. in them, in this strange land. We next meeting <> liaase.l a great many before w<* had (•veiling April -’ll. the courage Io gel into i»ue. but it BRUISES VERIFY CHILO'S is nil joy. The men who pull them TALE OF AWFUL TREATMENTI I charge of ill*'* I*. S. We;iiii.-i Bui-fni! iiImjuI three quarters of a mile, ami Xlalimi at Grand Rapid*. **- *’ *■ Ernest Edmonds Carey Edmonds vv<* found that we owed them about 'iiunre deal. His thought ami :m i ’.m1 r ,liri" 12 or 15 cents nf mir money. 0.0 * apparently rreovering. and fell tin-1 l,,,w weather is mh<l It is certainly line al the Grand hotel, with Its wide pon-hes. mid Jult f usually well on WiMhti’sdny. Mr beaut ifill look out over Toklu buy. Charged with. .cruel (rentment Hicks, however, seemed In....think ■...I.. ,■ ... , of l I........ I... ......fl I i_ nl Il is uno <>f Hie famous lioleia ■their Mix-yonrs-ohl child, Wesley,| of lhe world, ami Isaac says in dliout .Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Johnson, who ami when his friends eiiciiuraged i *'• *H li"urs In mi vain ■•*. like Sheppard’s nt Cairo, ami class­ have been employed on Clark Bar?; him hr remarked. “If that is so.i'rry interesting. -. Leu II. Evarts fs Hu* chairman ed with il. We were. hUovvu lo. a Iter's farm, northeast of Ui<* city, are large room on th** ground tlmir. ami occupying cells in, tho jail awaiting of tin* slipper Hiuaflj&r Ibis mcettpired unex|M'i*l< outeido were al least too -Miuimm arraignment in circuit court. Mrs. Mmd hi<« plurality vvxw smm*t|>tiig Avon 41)0.1 Mr. Ilirku was I Mr. Miller is a very popular yoimci ami Ernest C_ ImMIi of whom arc ar-1 but <tn not ship, as there is nn iirgtailors rapping on the door, solicit- ,Johnson i* I lie boy's Mep-innther. X. Y.. mi April IHio. ing work, beside the eurlo man witle The arrest of Hie Johnsons was lhe gland father was an nil his card, ami “You visit my sliup.” result of an invesligalinn which re­ Wi* are comfortably enconsced in vealed a tali* of alleged horrible grand-fat her w as an officer in lhe| Yokohama, and besides m our rmim Irvnlnieni of the child, who is now war of IHI2. His ancestors camo part of the furniture has Keeler comfortably ‘ " families which' staying with lhe from one Brass Co„ trimmings upon it. ollllllill tOIIS Will hHheriff ami Mrs. Willihms. They Everything is sn slrangi* and new were arraigned in justice eoiirl colonial fiiiirs. Many of them gain’that we can 7iardly contain our­ Wednesday ami hound over lo selves. We must arrange for our circuit court. They wepe unable public life. His faliier served as] Pi-ojrrls Viiletl -L'pon. Irin, nnd get a tailor to nijike us to furnsh ImndH of t5oo each. customs officer on tin* New York I , were voted ujmn *ral |,i.rj.-. projects Nome white clothes ns it is v«.*ry hoi. Last July, white the Johnsons frontier. In MH. the Hicks family in lhe* lownship* . .. We do both. The tailors an* all wen* residing in this city Miw- removed to Oakland comity. .Michl- syrin passed bv a large majority n Cliinese, and il ends by our order­ shnl Hurst was informed that tin* gan. In 1830. Mr. Hicks' father, vvlio' proposition to build a mile of stale ing two suits each, (Kingee silk ami boy was bring misln-ated. The was an anient democrat, was elect-1 reward road north of Iho base line, while duck. They rut them by county agent investigated, but no cd represontalive from Oakland, on Hu* road leading to Assyria Conmeasuring a suit we let I hem take, action conn* from it. For some county, defeating th<* Whig camli-| (er. Yankee S|. try them on Iwo hours, amt they linn* the m-ighlMirs residing in th.* dab* who was father of Former; place a 2u cents are finished al eight a. ni. the next vicinity of the Barber home sus­ Governor Warner. AC the outbreak In Rutland the r. r.1. I.. Mun*. I In1 democraday. W«* are delighted with them, pected that the lioy. was in>l re­ o( tho rebellion. William enlisted ill [offer a bountv of ami they cost us 815,(M) each for the ceiving good treatment. Miss Company D. Twenty-fourtlf Michi- |5 cents ou’i-ro is.ngee. and 84.50 each for tin* duck. Adams, the. traclier of the. Allnfl gan infantry, which belonged to (In* amount on woodelmcks. In Ir.it.g, We also purchased from (kmk’s whom, three quarters of a rniie famous “Iron Brigade." After th.* ••....... ...>- •- uf ..... •»— -the ................ - * the projects moving s-rond tickets for 81183*1 each, covering away froth Harner's farm, noticed Imltle of Gettysburg. .Mr. Hicks be­ precinct voting Iwotli from tin* nur railroad trip in Japan, through thill lillb* Wesley was becoming came incapncilatod for service and town hall tn In hr-- village resulted -nominated. In- ikviKorea, to Peking by rail, to Hankou, thin and that ho was no longer on>- was «li«rharged. • ing mid hustling. Mi and river Ixinl down the Ymigsti* of lhe brightest pupilH in her school imi plenty «»r it, After the war Iho Hicks family up Un* ujal ter. river to Hhmiglmi. We engaged a Rhe noticed, too, that he seemed in removiNl to Winona, now West Hay nw principles. guide to go with us and if wo find pain when he moved. Several days City, when* William and his brothhim all right, we will keep him ago. the teacher ami .Mrs. Hedge* wlrile in Japan. We also had to ex­ mid Will Moore called the-child in­ cily, went into business. While change our tickets, mid reserve to the Hedges home ami were horri­ buying produce in Hastings they I’llcv stand bark of rooms on our bontafnim Shanghai fied to find his bmlji covered with were impressed with the business will) an uiiLenmlrr Ib-anix, Adm. to Naples, so as to be sure of good bruises. There was a bad sore on opening livre nnd all moved to this accommodations which are very de­ one of his fool Will Moore declar­ place, then a small village. In IHC«, In order Io clo*.* up the estate sirable in this hot climate. We ed he would make a complaint, and Mr. Hicks was united in marriage nf Eliza A. Tulh-y. *l*-<-'d. the admin­ cpuld hardly wall to do Ihls busi- he was so anxious lo do ho that ho w-ilh Miss Katherine <'*nm>lH*ll, of istrator will hav.- a «alr nf the per­ ne«3,^<s we were so anxious to sec cainc to town after midnight ami Winona. To them was Inihi one sonal properly al the Tulh-y farm tho city. miles north amt 2 miles vast of wailed until Justice Gadwallnder daughter. Miss Bello Hicks, nf this In the afternoon we dia some cnino to Ilia office in lhe morning. cily. Mrs. Hicks passed nwny in Assyria Center and '-i mile north of SECOND FLOWER SALE sightseeing that was some. We The Johnsons, in spite of tho wo­ 1880. took rikishas and kept them man’s protestations, were brought Assyria twp.. sat*- to begin al ten Mr. Hicks was a member of the WILL BE HELD SATURDAY E, B, PAYNE,S pEACH ORATORID EMMANUEL TO •with us nil tho afternoon. We tn Jail. The little |ft»- was examin­ linn of Hicks Bros, tor many years. WILL HE SHORT THIS YEAR BE GIVEN TOMORROW MIGHT would ride, and when wo wanted lo ed by Dr». Fuller and Lathrop. It He also conducled an ice husim-ss .Methodist Ijulirs Will Appreci go into a shop or walk, wo would was discovered that the sore was for*a number of years. As an en­ shelter fol- hmsvs if it storms, Your Piilronnjir For Easter do so ami we certainly, enjoyed il. the result of a frozen fdnt, due to ergetic worker for his parly, ho list is a good r>m- mid includes n it is impossible tn describe il, we the lack of overshoes. When the | wrved as county chairman and was good team, 3 oilier horses, some were simply dumh with set'ing il. doctor lanced I lie foot th.B.litlle fel­ at otm time candidate for riipre- good cattle. :C> sh*>**p, 13 head of It is a* the hooks say and tho low showed that ho was used io ftonlalive. Bo oorverl I In* cily as lings, nice lol of hny ami grain, IHistals show. Nearly all one and pain for he never whi<m>cr>kd. nldennan, tnumher of tin* board of some farm Imil*. mid some hous«-Margaret TroxThe flttpib two Nlory wooden buildings, small When quejitioned by the officers, review ami street commissioner. shops with raised floors, polished lhe boy related a talo of ill treat­ During tho last two years In* was particulars. smooth where no one walks except ment Thu marks on his Imdy lie a member of lhe Democratic Stain with slippers. Narrow streets and said were duo to kicks from his Central Committee. He unsuccess­ William Rhoades. opal church tomorrow coni inning until all an- sold. There! ialleys, crowded with half naked step-mother and blown from n strap fully tried to become postmaster William Rhoades has decided Io nlutii. In tin* oratorio thN entire life people, all working or carrying; wielded by his father.’ It is allr-g- under tho present administration. iquit farming will have an auc­ 'quiet people and hoppy looking. A ■nl that the woman had been in the Mr. Hicks was for a number of tion sab* at li< farm Yt mile soulh cinili? reasonable. who know <>f Mr*. Troxel's few streets are wide enough for a habit of lying the child into a chair years a director and constructive and ‘.i mil*- west of tin* Striker carriage and we saw a few single and leaving him for hours without member of the local windstorm in­ school house or S mile north and buying. horses, very poor, carrying goods food. The conlcnta of the dinner surance company. He nlwavu took mile west of the Brick chdrcli on'their hacks, but mainly the loads pall which he corried to schmd an active interest in the Grand seclioil It. Balliitrnn* twp. The sal.* are carried by thq people, nnd they every day were so scant that the Army Post. For a number of years will begin al ojt** o'clock. Henry A BIG EASTER CLASS' OF ami in tier pupils anil assistants. have no uno for labor saving de­ other children shared lunches with he was president of lhe Barry FUbihery will is* thS ghclinneer ABOUT 100 WILL BE RECEIVED vices. Wo had with us for dinner him. Indignation among the neigh­ County Soldiers’ ami Sailors’ Re­ The list include* a span of bay Mrriwodurv* Miller, of Grand three young men from the boat, bor# in running high. Tlie parents union Association. He hn<l a wide geldings. 2 i*n\vs. 2 brood sows wilh llu|<id<, who so greatly ph-a-i-l th*Into Mrmlx-rsliip At tin.Uettimlist I j^vcii whom wo will soe later al Shanghai adniilled sonpi of thc-harsh trent- acquaintance ami many years will pigs, lot of good farm tools mid Mr. nnd Hong Kong. In the evening we nwnt.^-'’*' lapse, beforo the name of “Bill” Rhoades, also offers his 13) ncn* . Episcopal Church At the Early - t|u* p all took a rido in- rikishas and saw Hicks, ns he was familiarly known farm for sab* nt Uns auction. " gunist, will be thivh.idmg **>prnm> tho young mon on hoard their boat. to every one. will b« forgot Ion in the adv. on another page for full ‘weather conditions. I in tin* oratorio to Im* given Ioimop/ Deer Placed In Park. this vicinity. Al it o’clock m-*d Sunday morning; -p.ivn{1 pnrlintlnrs. -ntly |iiii-rlm.u*d! row night; - ■ ' Friday, Aug. 30. ' The doe presented by the poor \ Mr. Hicks is survived by his al tin* Methodist Episcopal church.: willimii.i.-l (-acres farm ad-| Elwood Hat tin. o( Middleville, will This morning our guide has Urfr fommiaaioners of Kalamazoo county (laughter, .. .1 ... ..t ...... .......... Hni will l». I... .HV...I! " " ,!,ul. by his brothers. T ....... , M. W.• sanies James W. »»• t-niwiry. Crawley. ........... rived, and wo have sol him pnckiid?: to this city arrived on Saturday and and t.linrles. of this city ami by his Because of other business Tam.- ; inly membership. I hai v i tie the violinist and several loour grips. We advance him momw was placed in the shed in the pen in sister. Mrs. George A. Allen, of West I w. Crawley will have uu an mill auction al' ........... far.tin* — largest number H.I.IHWII-) will 1I...W lull ill -- ............ - <-v. ■ •is on this farm. .. singers will assist. nnd ho pays such bills as wo deside1 the city park. The wild buck which Ilnv Citv iI ihis •_ farm __ .. 2_ nub _ i. •< . .....II. r Dowling. I ...I north —of ’ <1 .1 al .tun one lino, time into into lint the lu.-i jojtal d 1 luring the evening Hie pu-lor will him to, has all the .work done, milI has been in Mayor Osborn's barn and 7 miles smith of Hastings mi «nd will bring the juembershq .. ioh?', ! .Hii'knil Season Closes. Wednesday ! conduct a Good Friilay M«*dilation. wo do nothing. With our whiy for several months, has also been u.ul I.... 21 ul Baltimore n.bimApn twp* ...... -..I., In Honor of Mrs. Slingcrlnnd. section vale i..to . 1.1.* m I >1V nl.i.Vo iSIO. . Illi* suits on wo uro off for Nikko. We placed in the pen. Both animals .... w.<l.^«-. April k .»! < .e.rr -£* are glad indeed that we saw a port। will be confined in the shed until /Tuesday was Mrs. A. V. Slingor- begin nt one o'clock. Lunch for those from a distance. BhcltcY for town yesterday, (or -tho roallMI Uta height of thii fence is increased. land's 78th birthday and tho memhive beer hold in that church remain closed until October 31. ‘V* 4,'l* 11 1 o< -prlu, r*U b» nol -,X „• horses In case of storm. Henryl J'nd’er 1"“l«d.>r!h.p PHh.‘ZS.> quaint ctHiiRs today, Narrow gauge lers of tho O. E. S. chapter hold a Flannery will be the auctioneer and railroad cars, Crowded wilh people, ™‘»». >». • t'*rt y 1,1 1, h.ndri li. Emmanuel Parish Qinner. parly in her. honor in the evening. Arthur Glasgow, clerk. The iisl in­ llev. du.-ll H. S-eddr. There l>Mlb™ riding first, second, or third class. been nothing of tho nature of re0,0 annuals and lo the low prices 11 , ’ ,*5, SToii IkeS bu k“'ch SHSrkru™>b.|«eur*«.nb. The Altar Guild qf Emmanuel About 100 were present, and enjoy­ clude* a bay horse? 2 cows, some' Wb wore.passing through splen­ did country, where every foot of the Pariah will give their annual East­ ed a pot luck supper:. James Rad* young cattle. S brood bowk nice lot1 a steady appeal to mon and.women A*1? ".a1?? u4.n.t^r?. , - -g» L~, ,--------er Tuesday dinner al tho parish ford on behalf of tho lodge, pre- of farm tools, somb.-lumber and ground is u»od for cropK to meet their Tesponslblliitw brans-■ i" ' ai. «*□»• ta’ house on April H. from Bh’lft to sentert Mrs. ’ Slingcrlnnd with a other articles. Fe^the- Adv. for full taining that most wwntlal inllituHd,, “ a •“ ”°u* “ purse. ’• -• particulars. / 7:30 o’clock. Continued from page five I lion, tho ChrtUian church. j ' ’ in rev- republicans regain PARENTS ACCUSED OF ILL TREATING CHILD | Three Auctions CRqP jHE �hie w Al. ■ l-rk. Wesley B«.. Allen W. Fuller, । tConu J. If.- Mope**' JuiOic-. f»- & Eng-; kin*. Iraan., Ari Blinr. Highway Com.. John LaJtahan. Justice. H-rherl B-rry. Boqrd of B-u-w. Will Slaii'iversiN.r, Earl I'hoiiifiadn. ' Prnirtovitee. Emit- r>*fiutilican ticket elected. Sui..-rv i.«or. Edward A. Parker. (» maj-nl>. Clerk Will \i ih-itoiig. or Trans- haxid Hbij-ywell, 05. Highway Oniu Morris An­ son. H. Juslice. W. L. Thorpe. Board of Review. John Doster. <hei seer Fred Hugh. . . Maple ftrmr—Si.p. i\isor. HerbtM Calkin#, rep.. 9 majority. Clerk, Fred FuUyr, deni.. 21. Treas- Fr.sl Mayo, lino, 50. HiKk'vay-ComCurtis MeCartney.,‘i^Tn.. Justice. Walt yr Clark-Joem.. 3. Board of Rcyidw, lays Cami bell. dem. ~ Baltimore— Supervisor, hkes. dem, 29 majority. Percy K Renki's. ifein- 7.' Royal Bryant, dem. II- if Com, Jameo W. Crawley. d> Juslice. Chas. Van Vraiik-n. — Board of Review. Waller Geiger, rep, 12. Overat'vr. Chas. Onnsbec. To Make Your Easter Costume Complete, Chi and Correct--You Simply Musi Have a Pair of Our New Spring Shoes . 1 liornappU—«u|,,.|-<i*i.r. Fred E. Mead, rep., 218. vot-tt uiii»p|k»imI'. Clerk. Iohj M. John-m. d-in, rt inaj. Treas, Giles N. Halton. deni.. 8. Highway Corn, Georg- E. Polls., der, »». Justice Henry C. Helrigle, rap, 10. Board of Review. Andrew 1'inklH‘lner, rep^ Board of Re­ view, Henry Adam-, r-p. Johnstow»-3B*pul>lieBii ticket uno|i|K>Mt!. 8un7rvi#<>r. George F. Miller. Clerk, Ooorue Trick. TreasH.iyal Hire. Higlm.iv i'.oilu Fred Bristol. Juslire^ William II, Jones. Justice. Willanl S Ny«-. Board of Review. Arthur M. Edinnid*. Ov­ erseer, Warren Van^yekle. From head to toe, every woman should plan to have her Easter costume harmon­ ious in every detail. And particularly nccessary to "set oft” the dainty gown and artistic headwear is a pair of our latest mod­ els—styled with a touch that’s irresistible. Ironside Shoe Co Masonic Temple Bldg. j\ Hastings, Mich. Our Line Is Complete We have just received our new line of Silk Gloves and a new line oHpjjg gloves in all shades. Ladies are cordially invited to call and see them. New line Silk Gloves in Black. Brown 7Ep Tan, Gray and Blue, per pair 50c to_*MM Front ComU and Fancy Hair________ Eft­ Pins from 15c, 25c and___ ______ green, maroon and tan. n rtft priced from $3.50 to_____^______ (1 (UU New arrivals in Shirt waists, Voiles^Q Ett and Persians at $1.25 to___ ww Nice line of Beads, per string------L------ 50C J-.Wfw Ladies' Sweater Coats, colors gray, brown A nice line of Ladies long gloves in *1 HE all shades at $1.50 and____________ wit Av . All our new line of Spring Underwear. Porous Knit and Gauxe is now io and ready for your inspection. We also have our new line of Muslin Underwear. We cordially invite you to call and see it. Standard Patterns In Stock The W. E. Merritt Store Hastings, Michigan Phone 66 SEASON OF STOCK HORSE ADVERTISING HAS BEGUN . nr-n..n. If you feel a little sore after the election, just come in and try our Two AdiN. Appeur This Week Upon Form Page of BAN­ NEIL ■■■■—। Th- registered (lerrheron slaliioit Busier, a live year old black horse. REPUBLICANS SHOW iS*•»S GAIN IN STRENGTH , , ,, . , „ . Ibis week for lb- well-known sidering th- fact lhal Mr. Ga-kill is Belgian Stallion M-nure. l omparaliv-Iy a new resident of the ward, and not widely acquainted, lie A CASE WHJBUOOD unde an exceptionally good run, and pan be proud of it. LUC*. WAS EXPENSIVE Until you will want some seed to sow that back lot. Either JUNE MAMMOTH ALSIKE, ALFALFA or even TIM­ OTHY SEED of which we have plenty of the above kinds of SEEDS at all times. BARRY CO. has grown the best Clover Seed this year that it has grown for several years, and is equal to that grown in any state. Then why look elsewhere when you want pure SEED when we have it that is grown upon the BEST FARMS and by the BEST FARMERS and in the BEST STATE? If you have SEED to sell bring me your samples; or if you want to buy; call ip and I will be pleased to show you SEEDS and at PRICES that you can afford to buy. Have all kinds of COAL and can give you prompt delivery. <>l>le boim-tiiiicH |\iy a good hick tligt was ddnoiKtral'M Hastings, Mich. Bran, Middlings and Hay. Also French's White Lily Flour, (2.35 per cwt. LUKE WATERS f Bavrlow 6 Co. Hastings, Mich. Phone 150 ANNOUNCEMENT? tcrests of the city at heart. ■ fill' follow ing ron.ilahlcs 4 elected:-— I<1 Ward—Herbert Brown, r2nd Ward—Edward Power, di 3rd. Ward—Anson Maynard, r kill Ward—Guy Haven#, rep. I wish lo announce Hud I have slurl-d an LplnJI#lcriiu:. Retihishinu aiMlM-jjriirturi* Repair shopMn HF building 3rd door ea,l ol-Hocs* Fired Barn. on Court Slie-l. I have ilwvilcd practically m> entire life lo Hits line of work, and am quaiilb*d in rvrfy way lo <h> your wi> My prices will ‘ (Hecinle yuur-favun onimotuJatiiiK him— ■I rmfline until ho di- and control' lhe largest silica brirk Immiic iii Fresno. California. 11­ plant in th- w.-rld, after a di—u«- lb- victim of th- < Itrad sion concerning the effect of alro- tubvrrulnsw, againtl which ■■■'......... “ -• -tlicicney of its ein">it the following no— ift'T. any employe who . win-key. or any oilier iiiloxii-aliiur liquor into any hou— Do not m|ke your wife work in a kitoh- overheated by an old fashioned wood or PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING Gebraad “Sells Farms' If you have any work in the above lines 1 shall I* mdre than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my .prices as low as I can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. DELTON, FARM. STOCK, TOOLS, ill Ur M,500 CHAS. DENE.AU, EAST SIDE GROCER MEAD BUILDING COFFEE TRADE MICHIGAN. LADY MACCABEES HAD BUSY QUARTER ENDING APRIL 1 I>i<l Various Things Besides ilutinii ii (iuud Time, Added’Sewn Nipv Members. w; rib- '*« * *>’ »•■ ua; i- Uigt Jin* .quarterly rax hi w <if the work UA"' 'In'1 hat llnr. J»> M. ».l »l... run. ■I"~« «*• l«t«W rwulu of I hide grocery uai live ad-, "Wgniuwf <»f ibe Bees for Uie three Craig.,5. Cairllon—Chas. Fuller, drni- IH mdj. Clerk, Lafayette Uabnrnc, d-iii.. 37. Tn'as, Will Hale. ran.. H. Highway Coin, Frank Yarg-r. d-irt. til. Ju»lit:t‘—John t’alHirne Jr_ d»m.. 22. Board of ll-view, Josiah !». ...... Ml Acres,'Near Hersey, Slich. Gravelly and clay-loam. ♦Mi acres cleared, 20 acres txslurc and timber. ■ Timber, beech, maple,'elm. » i'1' "i’H'riunily to assert his Trout stream runs through pasture. faith m th- .oiniiu of national pro-i bearing fruit trees. liiiihion. H- r-reiilly protihttsieit ,, a “"'•'•ing iii hiiiisa.- Cily. 1 Several outbuildings, alt in good re­ Mo- l a- llliie Will couie when We pair. not only nf,' irmiig to have. city. Good silo, mostly level land. '■••'III.1.'- state nnd milumwiih' pndii"1( "‘“I'l-wide pnihihilioii." 3 cowb, Syearijug* and 2-year old. John Itiil.-M ,.|.n |Jn^ |o«i ,.aMp. - line brood iowi. 25 henn. with hi- twdiiu-al friends of oilier Wagons, Height, Luggiaa* karnett. Farming tools, complete. >••«». a# ii „f a n-cciit bnirqii-! ••• Democrat# h.lq in a Kan FrgnIf you are looking for a good . “ 1 ■ the’ only le’Vergra|Hi Juice and complete farm you had tetter consider this one before you buy. At the price it cannot be beaten. CEBRAAO election. . , _ uiajoiitji uf ;:t; Sgaiuai tlie saloons. B as raijurlvd by (he Grand Forks ■.A. I>. Herald i|iai damiw J. Hill lia> dq('idi-d to move Hu* division lieadquatlcrs of <ir,qii North““ • ■ '■ dSn, a. i>. has many more such bargains, if you will only state what county you desire and what kiild bl a farm you want, will l>c pleased to may you a complete ligt free. UWU H, 0EU1U, Mil. Fire kill You oau purchase on easy payments Thornapple Gaa h Kitatria Phone No •ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE* Co �Tire HUTTINGS KA'Cira. APRIL 9. 1911 512*122? 1M.A1SJ Woodland ik । Jr Jtrul i ■■ ■■ ■ । • Mrs. Verne Monavnltli EASTER 1914 1914 We are prepared to show you all the New Easter Novelties - cation with . *nod to tho Western Normal at alamazoo. Monday morning Here you can make your selection easy. Hundreds of New Coats, Suits, Skirts, Dresses, Waists, Petticoats, Muslin <is* Stella Parrott is walking on Underwear, Silk Hose, Gloves, Underwear, Corsets, Parasols, Ribbons, Tics, Bags, Beads, Collars, Bed Spreads, Men’s Hitches the result of their drivig horse stepping on her foot Easter Shirts, Suspenders, Socks and Tics, Boys’ Pants, Waist and Shirts. /title she was unhitching from the Every new material in ajl the latest spring styles. We offer some rare values for Saturday. Please visit our store. jggy, Saturday, bruising and lacrating her foot quite badly. Mr. and Mrs. 1>. fl. England ariveil homo Monday from Iowa, shorn they have been visiting for he last three weeks. a. IS out LUUVUI (liuu. u... OS... Mrs. John Geiger is reported quite Special features of the exhibit will be our ■how all the various ideas on which fashion lias placed II at Ijor homo in tlm village. Underwear nnd Hosiery Department, Neckwear, her mark of approval. Easter exeaclsos will bo hold al Gloves. Leather Goods, Fancy Bags, Ribbons, belli Um M. E. and U. D. churches For Saturday wc offer a special line of New Coats Handkerchiefs and Jewelry, together with a most comprehensive in the village Sunday. in various styles and all colors at only ............... >10.00 display of Fancy Linens, Bed Spreads, Easter Parasols, Silk Miss Francos Fisher returned A sample line of fine suits will be in our store for home to Kalamazoo Monday after Petticoats, etc. Saturday at prices--------------------- >18.00 to >28.00 spending a week's vacation with her grand parents Mr .and Mrs. B. A fine showing of new skirts made with the stylish S. Holly. fullness at the top in ratinee. serges and novelty goods. Mrs. Frank Holly nnd littlo son Possess style and beauty; The display of waists will be a notable Birdsall of Hast Ings, wore over Attractive Street Dresses made from ratinec. gingSunday guests of her parent* Mr. feature. Many charming and exclusive models will be shown in , lawn, crepe, etc., in ladiea* and uii»se»' sizes. nnd Mrs. Buell Walcott. all the most fashionable styles. Wash waists from crepe, voile, Mrs. DeVern England spent lawn nnd rice cloth at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Thursday in Hastings. Children’s Spring Drcwes, sizes 2 to 14, price* 50c Wash bilk Waists at $2.00 and $3.00. Mrs. Forest .Ionian nnd children of Hastings spent tho latter part of Iho week visiting Woodland rela­ tives. Easter Curtains Lawrence Finncfrock bought the W. J. McArthur farm, consisting of SPECIAL NEW LINE OF RAIN COATS. EXTRA GOOD VALUES. Rugs, Carpets. fifty acres lying in the corporation <>f flltoldon McArthur Saturday, Linoleums I lie consideration being six thous­ and dollars. Ed McArthur of Romos was nn We make velvet car­ over Sunday guest of his mother pets to order, any 'and brother Rheldon. Colonel Bain of Kentucky will lecture in the town hall Friday evening April to. Those who have jliourd Col. Bain are sure to hear him again. Those who have not hoard him will miM much if they ilo not-avail Ihemselvos of tlm op­ AUSTIN DISTRICT. The students of the cily schools Gas Plant Improvements. west wonai-Nn. EAST WOODLAND. portunity. . Sperry Thomas visited *Mr. nnd are Just concluding the fourth per­ zim MIMCN " T’r,'i"i" ■■ i mi* Wl>a,il"r.. Conditions Tho Misses uora Cora anu and orrirutrc Gertrude Mi»s Hazel Doolittle of Lake PERSONAL MENTION Mm. Leander’ Roams of Hastings iod and tests will be held today and Odessa visited her sister Mn..thirl Velio were guest* nt tho home of Tuesday wUh their brother-Henry’ permit4lie 1 liornapph* <.a<A hlec Inst week ami attended the repubMrs Will Euper Friday. and wife near Lake Odessa, mid lit- Iric Co. will begin making extentomorrow. Report cards will be Burkin over Sunday. Ixmls Eckardl nnd wife of Grand Ho Beulah Geiger .returned with *ive iinnrovoinenbi in tlie Incnl ga Ch;*'*Kol,lbKr’wJH-kr' t■ollIro',' BrP ln Robert Boni who is taking a Ibilli Carg.i lias relumed lo the sent out next "week. , plant. Tin* ga* benrlies will be re course in college at Columbus. Rapid* were over Hundoy visitors them. •' Mr. nnd Mr*. Perry Barnum vn-1 built nnd I he presold --itings of th Ch;;," w.":.:;, ....................?„mA;c *ftw" Ohio, is spending tho Easier vaca- al the home of hi* parents J. J. Eckardl mid wife. it ml nt the home of her parent* A. .retorts in the coal gas plain will b< .iiu't with Worxllnnd. relaUvi*. Kalamaroo. Friday. Mr. Tuwl„ (|) Married at the- home of Rev. Warner in Warnerville. Sunday. I removed mid rvplnred with a new in,, G. C. Gariirk made a buslnes| Lyons in Woodland Saturday eve-. Mrs. Andrew Geiger is in Hast-! outfit of the Inlesi mrwlern equip-’■'. Mi*s ^'’r niilo Bnu' i w the n,. (:reek Saturday having her ears trio to Grand B«nhH Hslunlnv Firm and Farm Land, ning Miss Winifrwl Fendnr to liar; ing* caring for the new grand son I ment. In addition i - lhe above ,ec , nest of kalamaxoo friends 101,1 (ested. Mrs. Carrie Zuschnlll of Nash­ ry James both of Fast Woodland. 1 1 hat arrived at Herbert' Bishop's. new exhauster and additional plan . • ville is making her sister Mrs. I.. •> i t. .i .—.I io wrvmi ' J> Thoma* of near Hosting* Ciutlii ’lllll: Sallnit Ct. Congratulation*. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Geiger from piping will be installed. Mi* Helen Both wenI In visited hs son Sperry and and famFaul a few davs visit. Mra. Julius Hager entertained her I near lake Odessa visited their par- ■ A new concrete r-alk.ii shedI...75i.n.ii feei J*1"1 I'"?/ ll* 0 c'”"'k for It"’ week-end. Siillttkim nt llbarta Sheldon MeArlhur accompanied niece Mrs. Kent Nelson and son । ont* Andrew Geiger and family long nnd 35 feel. w«|r v.." I. :..:;:: ' ........... ,b- bro-1 Tb. [uneral <4 Mra. Elia. Tub, by his brother Ed. of Remus viidl- part of last week. I Wednesday. About feel of ga* main* will ed in Grand Rapids tho fore part of gre**ive parly meeting held in iJJ0’111 10 church Mrs. Cortez linger of Plymouth is| J. H. Durkee and wife visited[also be. laid. tlm week. musing.-Thursday. asl Friday. , ,, , spending a few day* with Mrs. Ad- Clark Oversmith Tuesday. I At h.ke Odessa a n.-w concrcti Ixiyd Towns ha* moved in lhe <lie Hager and family. . 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of!suli-stalinn mid tran-fonner Imusi , Ed. Kelley, of Fort Madison, Iowa.' Sunday. April 5. was the 25th hotel building. Mis* Carl England is spending n ; Hasting* visited nt Mr*. Eliza i will bo built. went from Tliuradav till Monday net wedding anniveraary - of Mr., and Isaac Good has begun tlm erec­ few <lnys with her husband at his: Palmerton's Sunday. tho guest of relatives in this city. , Mm. Win. Vedder and in honor of, 1 -----------------------tion of a now house on bis lot cast school In Grand Rapids Ums week. Frank Mast of Grand Rapids COATS GROVE. A. W. -Zorn, of Jackson, arrived, the event Mrs. Vedder's brother Of tlm hotel building. Munroe Rqwladsr and family spent Sunday with his brother,! W m-ru Neil Smith ii liar p-rp, liuv.iii having nr '.iturday evening and spent Sun- and sister and parents gave them n ; Mis* Winifred >Fqpd«r aad Mr. wr 8t home to their friend* in the । Fred. day will! Mr. mid Mrs. Robert 1. surprise. Those present were Mr.! • attack of bionHiiurnneunitmia. Barry James both very highly re­ ' Khome* • and Mrs. Ed. Spaulding, Mr. and recently purchased of, Mr*. John Landis ami son Harry t .... . . „ ... . • , 4 Kliiwe. spected young people - of East c Good In East Woodland. I spent Sunday al Joseph Roaror *. I TI1, v h with Mra Nett Brook*, -who has lieen om-j Mrs. Bert Spauldng nnd son Carl., Woodland wore married al tlm U. Mis* Viola Barry has returned ' Everett Clum and family of South j Florence K<-ls<-v ployed in Grand Rapids for some Mr. and Mr*. Will Wertz and son HASTINGS B. parsonage by Rev. E. R. Lyon time ha* accepted a much belter I Roy, Miss Elsie Vedder and Miss I •' . hnvil,„ nn Saturday evening nt 7 o'clock. This homo from Masnfi Co. accompanied Woodland and Isaac Rowley and BUSINESS EXCHANGE position in Detroit, leaving for that. Gertrude Vedder. lhe day wa» I . young couple have our heartiest by her mother Mr*. Melvina Wheel- family of Coat* Grove spent Sunday: 130 Batt Center St. Phone 138 er. who will remain and visit with (nt H>« home of Mr*. Caroline llaiier.l P’htr aliiuk nr tin gup. ••lly the first of the week. He spent | greatly enjoyed by all. cuiigralulations. new Saturday and Sunday with his: -BANNED WANT ADVS. PAY.— I ■ : Mr. and Mra. Fred Durkee and Dwight Barnums have Mrs. Rev. Lyon anil daughter friend* in East Woodland Tor some mother, Mrs. Mary Brooks. { ------------ , --------- ----------------------- .. . mother Mra. Ida Durkee nnd Mr.-piano. i Doris relurni'd homo Monday eve­ time. mid Mr*. Walter Durkee all - of Mrs. Fern Barnes of Hickory ning from Mulliken where they Holmes church vicinity visited Mr. Corners is visiling her parent* Ml spent several ijay* visiting the; CARLTON CENTER. and Mrs. Henry Schaihiy. Tliufaday. anil Mrs. Bray. ' former's daughter. »nncr» u »uHih.t. tI J. U. G. Wilson of llrimbley Brimbley was Vela King’ visited her *i«l.-r Mu* Mrs. Mary Kiley anti son of De­ Mr. ami Mrs. Loyd Hill expect tn the guest of Carlton friends Lull Florence al her school in Warnertroit ore visit tug her parents Mr. soon >on occupy rooms in tho hotel, week. * Friday. building. uilding. .Miss Arlie Buck, who is leaching will Payne of Hasting* spent and Mrs. Austin Barnum. . The infant baby of Mr. and Mrs. Election passed off very quietly school at Dimondale and Mrs. Maria Wednesday nt Chas. Heise's. - -.1 M. - ,i ---i f a nn.l Uu.lh. I HI-,. III.. Hopkins who live on lhe Stowell Monday, with tho democratic nnd Lewis and Hertha Lewis of lhe farm, died Monday morning ami Jrcpnh'i.-nn ticket* in tho Held. The I Mme place, were tlm guests of Miss Finds Mrs. Jonrs-Ledis Guilty. lhe funeral will be held al Hit­ ‘republicans won out in everything Buck's parents over Saturday and<yr>«. Jjlrs. ;»ennNellie ■Jones-Lewis iiiiich-ia'wis who house Wednesday al 11 o’clock. Jwith mainritieH ranging from fifty Sunday. •Mr. Umlicrl who Iim >i«« «pvn.l- I pta-tal Kullly Ianil ball-rj {on constables lo ninety for sunerNay Hump of Clovcrdlae ha* । visor except highway .commissioner ing lb. wllili'l- Willi bin ilnuglit.r' I!1’!'11, Mw. Drubakvl. <■! Arkrr, been engaged In leach our school, wn* fouml CTlllx Juslire next year. • which was taken by John Mona- Mr*. l«uc Krohn, n'liirocd lo bls I Cadwallader's Court Tuesday in an Iwnr near B»y City. Walmabu-. r—-* .......... ’smith democrat. Sunday School .Notes. . Will Chamberlain who is working action lo place her under bond* to The- Liya I Workers Social held al Detroit spent the week end with keep the peace. She ha* been in Inst Wednesday evening was a sueGLASS CREEK. Jail ever since her arrest several ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Foreman bis family, returning to his work months ago. She expects to bo able cess and a good time was enjoyed., returned home Friday after spend­ Tuesday. ?I2 was taken in from the The weather Monday was in keep­ to furnish n hind of iRlOtl to keep Almul ing the winter in Florida. sale of shadows and popcorn. • lhe peace for one year. Sunday school wan reorganized ing with the occasion, and tlie dem­ Remember the Easier tea at tho Aoril 5lh at the Hu I land M. E. ocrat* snowed everything under but homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith; Buy Your Tickets Herr. church with the following officers: Treasurer. Will P. Hale being elect­ next Friday Hereafter those who do not wish |,,exl rruiny ;afternoon, given by Supt., Chas. Bolson: Kec’y and ed to that oRlce by 'Hght majority, to poy three cents per milo for rid- I classes 2 midth6 rest of the democrat ticket r.... .... .. .......................... . IDome nina In Treasurer, Ray Otis: Organist. Bes­ while lo ll„, lhe Easter exercises al was elected by a majority from 18 lo fng on lhe C. K. A. S. lly. snoui-l tiny sie Oils. their tickets at the stations where the church n>*\t Sunday morning -it, 01. Frank Yarger getting the high ­ Mrs. Kate F.rway went to the I lie regular rate of two and one- 10:30 under flic auspices of the rily Thursday to spend a few weeks est for highway commissioner. This half cents per mile will he charged. Sunday school At this time the,| shows that packing n republican with her daughter Mrs. John Fore­ caucus in tho interest of some one The inconvenience of collecting un­ classes wlil give their offering for , man. DORSES. Hay fork and rope Set wagon wheela iter,ossary cash fares nn IrAin* has the church fund?* There will be! person is not helpful to the parly. 3 section spring drag caused the company to adopt the special music, solos, quartets and Oliver chilled plow One span of bay geldings, 8 years old, good Thorn’s good exercise in bowling Bowling at Rehor'8 is good exer­ above rule for the greater protec­ recitation*. Double work harness Corn shelter general purpose well mached, wt. 2800 pounds. al llehor's.—Adv. tion of its patrons. cise.—Adv. Feed cookers Holl of chicken netting Irving School Notes. CATTLE AND HOGS. Last week's letter. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Report for month ending March .Spotted eow, due April 30 3 bedsteads and springs Cook stove Roan eow, past due Number days taught £0. Cold Blast heating stove Chairs <1. I. C. brood sow and 9 pigs, 6 weeks old . Total attendance, 192.5. 50 gallon oil barrel Carpets Average daily attendance. 21.025. Brood sow and 6 pigs Fruit cans Milk crocks Average iiiiiii Iht enrolled, 25.5. Sewing machine Washing machine Percentage of attendance, 96.57. FARM TOOLS. Number of visitors. 22. Other articles not mentioned Deering binder Deering mower Only two months more. FARM FOR SALE Some very good test papers were International hay tedder Grain drill written last week. .McCormick hay rake Land roller I also offer my farm of 120 acres for sale, JHie eight If grade has llnished Heath & Milligan Best Prepared Paint-Unoqualcd for covering capacity and wear. Riding cultivator Wide tire wagon goad buildings, well fenced, well watered. $500 nearly every subject nnd are re­ Richards-Wilcox Self Cleaning Barn-Door Track & Hangers—the kind everybody calls for Double buggy Palii bob xlclglts worth of timber. The first persort who offers viewing. . , , —the best track made. * . Tho sixth grade debated the 8th Dump boards luinsing bay rack me $3200 takes the farm. Inst Friday afternoon, nn the sub­ Myer's Celebrated Cross-Draft Hay Cars, Track nnd Slings—loo well known lo need comment. ject: Resolved. “That Lincoln was Greater Than Washington." Lin-! Cerlainteed Roofing nnd Fibrot to Building Paper. coin was defended by the (1th and: Wisconsin Hemlock nnd While Pinev-the source of First Quality, today. Washington by the Hth grade. The| Michigan Portland Cement—Uniform Quality—Extra strength and fineness. Gill grade worn by four points The' subject -this week is: -Resolved. Tho Acme Cement Planter Company's celebrated Wood Fibre Plaster. ‘’That Fire is More Destructive llinsch, Brisco & Co.’s, famous Howard While Ash Coal—lhe original White Ash Coal—Best Than Water." This Is for the Olli grade tflbne. Of AlT Bdft Coals. Fred Svhiffmann and Nellie' Gil­ months tlmo will b, given on tunkibk notu with Intsrast at S Lehigh Valley Hard Coal*,- Arkansas Southern Soft Pine and numerous other goods of unlett were Uni only ones lo receive per cent No property to be removed until settled for. 100 in spelling ibis month. .‘ excelled quality. The following wore neither ab­ Always carried in stock nnd courteously ’^liown. sent nor tardy litis month: Grorgi Estep. Glenn Dean. Lelo Shroyer, Beatrice. Vivian nnd Kenneth Dtin! lap, Eva Watson. Herman Gelman. Veroor Fillehl. Rosa, Clyde and Fred Bchill'inann. Nellie Giletl. Roy­ al Betts. George and Nettle StunElias Gelman. ♦ Broadway Yards, E. Court St. Yards ♦ foi*d, Eleven have neither been absent ♦ Phone 224 Phone 254 ♦ nor tardy Ahis year. Bauer Bros. • Coats, Suits and Skirts Women’s Wear Carter’s The New Waists New Balmacaan Middy Waists for (jirls, 75c and $1.00 FRANDSEN & KEEFER Hastings Headquarter* for Dry Goods and Ready Made Garments A Union Suits AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will have an auction sale on my farm three-fourths mile south and one-fourth mile west of Striker school house, or three-fourths mile north and one-fourth mile west of Brick church in Baltimore township, section 11, Tuesday, April 14 Beginning at 1:00 o’clock. The following property will be offered: The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co Some of the Goods We Handle: Lunch Served for Those Coming from a Distance. Terms of Sale: William BAUER BROS It's good for you to bowl al Rehor’s.—Adv. 141 Henry Flannery, Proprietor Auct �APRIL »■ Illi MIm Olenna Doud returned to Hartford Sunday. ' ' Harvey Myers spent the vvgdj-cnd with relatives al Shultz. . Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Matthews and children of Detroit have been vis­ iting Haslngs relatives lhe post week. Mrs. C. H. Eales returned Wednes­ day to liar, home in .Van Werl, Ohio, after visiting her mother Mrs. Ilufus Cherry. ’ Most Exquisite Showing of faster jGpparel LOCAL NEWS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bishop Monday inorning. a line baby boy. AH the new tasty ' patterns in I Spring hats at Mrs. Fairchild's, East State Street. . Mr. mid Mrs. Aaron Slnstrom have moved into John Shawinmi's house in the Ural ward. An eleven pound daughter was born Saturday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stedge. The many friends of Luke Waters will be pleased to learn that he is gradually recovering Ids health. Three big entertainments are an­ nounced in their adv. in another col­ umn for the Bijou .theatre. Splen­ did films will lie shown. DO YOU NEED SOME NEW HAT PINS, BAR PINS, CUFF ' Tho Fellowship Club will bold its BUTTONS, SASH PINS, BROOCHES, VEIL PINS, CHATELAINE next meeting on Tuesday evening, PINS, HANDY PINS, WAIST SETS, TIE CLASPS, SCARF PINS, April 14, al lhe home of Geo. F. Miller, 825 Church Street. OR SOME NECESSARY ARTICLES IN JEWELRY.' Former County Clerk Orville Bar­ num and A. Fausey, Iwth residents COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW GOODS WHETHER YOU of the first want, are recovering from attacks of pneumonia. WISH TO BUY JUST NOW OR NOT. KNOW WHEN YOU DO All ladies interested in Spirclla BUY THAT WE GUARANTEE NOT ONLY THE QUALITY BUT cornels see Frances M. Tower. 12» Hanover, Phone 403. Please call be­ THE^DURABILITY OF WHAT WE SELL. fore It A. M. mid after 5 P. M. -Adv. The Dowling W. G. T. U. will meet al the Dowling M. E. church Friday afternoon, April 17lh. • All are in­ vited. Election of officers and a good program also lo be given. THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Dr. nnd Mrs. J. G. McGullln were both confined to the house last week with severe attacks of tonsilUis. The doctor was unable lo attend to his professional duties until sev­ eral days ago. C. E. Harvey, lhe north side phar­ macist has a siiefial ad. in this Issue Paul Tower returned Tuesday to telling of a dei'noiistration of ‘This school work al M. A. C. Knn-Plale” a silver plating polish PERSONAL MENTION Mr. nnd Mrs. Hay Watson -expect that is claimed to be of gr<-al value in plating brass, coiqier. nickle, silto• return r-uim to Chicago i.mrago Saturday. rsiiuniay. Mr*.- W. 1). Il.y. wu in The Godfrey Clothing store has * M. I,. Cook was in Grand Itapids; Ilapids tin? first of the week. two mighty well dressed windows Monday. . nira. 1. ai. Mrs. T. M. sinner Maher 01 of uacKson Jackson vis* vis- this week showing as fine a display lloy Hubbmd spent bunduy ni; Hed Hastings relatives Iasi week. of Spring and Summer clothing and *»!■ 1 11 • 1' !'utnh Fisher is visiting her fabrics as is often seen In a city of M.ss l\’arl Marshall was in Grand t ,bl„r Kd (>>a|s „r Owls OruYe this size. They have an attractive ‘ W HII L r lui . Wi>l Zorn of Jackson visited display adv on another page. ih?i».i1^h* ’*• family Sunday. A son was recently born to Mr. m „ 1 u.L vi ii it ■ i Her Fairchild of M. A. C. wished and Mrs. Forrest Xagler. of Mil­ waukee.. Mr. Nngler is the son of Former County Clerk John Nagler. Miss Marguerite Matthews was ini Earl Waite of Ypsilanti is apend- of Middleville, who now resides at ■ Grand Itapids Monday. 1 in/Iho week with Hastings rela- South Haven. The grandson has been christened John Want Xnglcr. llev. and Mrs. Bussell J|. Brcady I (Ives. Charged with violating (he city were in J-owcll Mrs. Arthur Shively of Fremont. M.'s Helen Hayes js home Tl’oti) ■ Ofim.Ts Hie guest of Hastings rela­ ordinance winch prohibits obstruc­ ting the city walks, Grover Kelsey ting I’, of M. for vacation. lives. Mis. Gora Brown visited Grand! Mcm. Clara Winks of (kileikmia is was arrested by Cily Marshal Hurst. Ratiids relatives Sunday. Maying with her sister, Mrs. Albert H<* pleaded not guilty in Justice Cadwallnder's court. He gave a G. F. Chidester was in Grand Rap- 1’ot.ev. ids Wednesday on business. , Miss Gem veive Rider returned isind of 4100 (o appear for trial on Put Holbrook of Unsing was in Saturday to Yale, where she is April 13. Emily Virginia Mason Chapter D. lhe cily Sunday mid Monday. tenrliing Mr. mid Mrs. T. J. Poller spent I Mrs. Emmons Chase and baby of A. IL will hold its April meeting last week witli Detroit’friends. Detroit an visiting Mr. and Mrs. Monday April 13 at the home of Mrs. G. F. Chidester. West Giren 8f. Mrs. Frank Holly and son Bird-1 Art chase. The April meeting of the Barry sal spent Sunday al Woodland. 1 Mr. mid Mrs. Jmnrs Freeman roBurnelte More returned on Mon- turned Saturday from an extended (kmnly Academy of Physicians and Surgeons has been |>oslponed until day to bis studies nt the M. A. C. 1 visit in Lansing. Miss Flossie Will visited Freeport Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuller of Maple May when the annual inctfling will . ■ relatives from Friday till Suirnny. Grove sjieiil Friday with Mr. and be held. Fred High. B. S»-„ the VenmUle. Royce Barlow of Chicago, was the Mrs. Daii l>‘wis. . guest of Hastings friends. Friday. [ Miss lA;ltm'Gurn visited Mrs. Q. Wit,Humorist. Ventriloquist.Imper­ Edmund Wisid is home from the a. Hynes of Vermontville from Fri­ sonator mid Dramatic ^Entertainer will givg one of his impular enter­ ll. of M. for lhe Easter vacation. ! day till Monday. in tlie Presbyterian James Bristol of Detroit visited Sti.-s Beatrice Parker of V|»silanti tainments Hastings friends lhe last of the। visileil her father. Fred Parker, last church on Friday evening April 10 at 8 p. 'in. Admission 15 and 25 week. > w«s»k during varalion. cents. All school students will In? ,Mlift Aim Davies uf Detroit is Hie stale Master J. C. Ketcham has guest of Miss Gertrude Ihitler Hi^'p.m-ii in Millland county this week admitted for 15 cents.—Adv. Miss Mary Mai I hews euterlaim-d week. । in the interests of the Grange. Mosi’s Turner spent Saturday and Sidney Shipman of the II. of M a company of young ladies Inst Sunday with his family at Lake is spending the week in the city Tuesday evening al a eliina show­ er in honor of Miss Adell Hansom. Odessa. I Willi his father. G. W. #hipman. Miss Elvira Barnaby returned 1 Mrs. Maude Van Arsen and cliil- Mrs. Gerald Nash and Mrs. David Runday lo Lansing where she is I,inn of Grand Rapids visited her Boyes entertained with a kitchen leaching. > sister Mrs. John Dawson last week. shower Hits Tuesday eveniug for George Gillespie, who is alt...... Ernest Saddler mid son of Kala- Miss Hansom. The bride-elect was ing lhe M. A. C, spent his vacation! maioo cmne Tuesday lo visit the ’•showered” with many pretty and al home. former's mother Mrs. George Sad- useful gifts. Mrs. Sarah Ann Hayes, aged '.KI vi-nt Hyde of Johnstown Nprnl <||,'r. Weilnesilay and Thursday with Mrs. EHeir Will returned Tuesday years, wife of a pioneer blacksmith Lucian Willison. , in ber home in Free|M<rt after n of Prairevillc, passed avyay recently Lynn Brown of Jackson visitim. (w;, weeks visit will Hastings rela- at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. C. J. Hicks, of Galesburg. At Ills’ his parents Mr mid Mrs. Floyd fives. Brown last week. vfi-s, William Sinilh returned Sat- age of JR years she was united in Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Hiser (,n-Jur»luy evening from Kalamazoo marriage in Brockport. N. Y„ lo lertainiiig llieir daughter and baby where she spent (he week with her Samuel G. Hayes. A few yems lat­ er they cmne to Michigan and settled from Pori Huron. sinter. Miss Beatrice and Master EarL Mr. and Mm. Will Barniiliy re- in Prairieville. Miss Eleanor Pardee, of Traverse Kw.irtz were guests of relatives alitjirned Monday from a visit with Bidding la.-l week. . Mr. mid Mrs. Warren Wilcox of City, a former resident of Freetwrl, lias sigm-d with the Redpath Ly­ Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Brock and Mr. (.anting. • and Mrs. Fred Koiikle visited friends I, Mrs. Julia Willison returned Sat­ ceum Bureau of Chicago and will tn liiitland Sunday. urday from Toledo, where she Ims join one of their musical companies, Fred Hurt received the sad n«ws I....... "pending the winter with her "The Musirnl Maids.’’ as rornelisl, Juno 1st. Miss PanJee is an acromTuesday of the death of a brother- ,daughters. in-law. living at Nashville. Mrs. Hubert Burch mid dau«hlor idishisl pianist as well as an excell­ Mrs Mary Mills and Miss1 Floren Florence ....... .. spent last week, in Grand ent cornet player. Her many friends k Titus of Htfi country were guests of Hajii'b*. Mr. Bn re h spent Sunday wish her surccss. There is to be held in Kalumazoo -Mr. ---------------and Mrs.... II...Palnilaier ................. Friday. with them. Mrs. Win. KhuUem and daughter. Archie McCoy was homo from a Suffrage Conference of tho 3rd districts, Helen, have returned from Grand:Grand Rapids over Sunday, and to and tih congressioiml Rapids after a slay of six weeks. .-anl his vole on Monday. Ho has W«-dnrsday mid Thursday. April 22 Victor Hardy mid family of Curlrinol missed a single elecliotuuncbbe- and 2:1. All wmnwi interested are invited, lodging and breakfast will Inii Center spent Monday and Tues-i coming of age. ' day with Ins sister Mrs. I.. Willison.: Mr. and Mr/. N. T. Diamond, Mr. lie. furnished, by tliu Kalamazoo Suf­ James Miikoii left Sunday for mid Mrs. Frank Heath and Mr. and frage nssoctniion to those desiring iL I’*. Gullf. Calif. where he will cuter eider (Mrs, j Mrs. fieorj. George Whilwimb of Gland Send name lo Mrs. W. I,. Brownell, iloy of a moving picture itimhk -i guests of Mr. ami Mrs. 010 K. West st. Knlmnazixi. Mich. inploy ilnpids wi weAi M •Calfcrly. who was ......... led W. X. Chidester oVer Sunday. J Loe Matthews, Mrs. Frank 1j Mm. Donald M. Hlunrt and daugh­ several monllis ago and who plead­ Mra. T. M. Maher and MU- ter Ikma, are in Grand Raptits, ed not guilt* to two charges which in Grand Rapids j where they were called by lhe death grew out of a row at a danre in of Mrs. Stuart’s father. Henry J. Orangeville, will receive his trial mi — ^jlbrrl Heath who has been Colyer, an old rimldenl of Grand April 16. AH rlaims to have been lOniudiiig till' V.inter at Shepherd, Is llnpids. C. J. Stuart and family and playing the role of pi’acemakcr; rij'-'l of his sun, George Heath Miss Maud Stuart attended llio fun- therefore, he pleaded nol.guilly. His trial bus - tiecn adjourned several eriil Wednes<lay. Imp-. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McNaughton; Mr. and Mrs. Will Otto; Mrs. Anna CjHiipin’ll; Broil t'anutdioll; Mr. and Chlldn-ii’N iMwaws Very Prevalent. Whooping rough is alxiut every­ , Mm. Bi%|; C.-nnidiell: Mr. apd Mrs. 'hnss P'liarles Campbell, all of Middleville; where. Memdes and scarlet fever Mr. nnd Mrs. Cheney of Ltike Odrx- almost ns bad. Use Foley’s Honey uus >u gy. and Mrs. Georac Allen of uud Tur Compound for inflamed , - ! Bay Cily; and Mr. and .Mrs. McCai- throat" ’and coughing. Mrs. I. C. o hai i him and Miss McCallum of Stniltz Hostler, Grand Island, Scbr, says: children hud revere severe ntnl» ' MRPJNf among Ibose lliose who attended th- “My three rhndren 1 1 y" funrrat of W. F. Hta-ks flsmiBy. Mr. Urk» of whooping congh. and a mid Mrs. Allen returned today to vetr few doses of l oleys Honc> u„. c,t,. "’“'••'-UU’Ur NECESSARY L. V. BESSMER K.K'r... ll» '-l The past few days have brought us many new garments, hats and late novelties for Easter wear. These are the newest things just out in our great cities and we are showing them here almost as early. Great as our assortments have been these new additions will put them way ahead of anything that has or will be shown in this city this spring. ’ Our garments are mostly all one of a kind, giving the wearer the exclusiveness so much desired by well dressed women. Select now, we can make the necessary alterations right here. ‘ Never has there been a ready-to-wear department in'this city so well equipped to serve you as we are this season. Stunning ifew Suits at Popular prices from $15.00 up - We arc showing an unusual line of clever styles in all the new materials. The colors are navy, black, Copenhagen and callot blue, taupe, wisteria, tan, tango and mahogany. Our handsome coats have been admired by all who have glanced at our assortment. Don’t delay. Come in now and choose. Spring Millinery Priced Reasonably We feel that our moderately priced line of pretty Spring Hats has struck a responsive chord in the minds of all who have inspected this handsome array. We are saving the ladies of Hastings con* sidcrablc on hats that are distinctive, exclusive and correct in every degree. Come early and make your selection. Priced from $2.00 to $7.50 . Our /few grocery department ll- is complete »ith all the delicacies for your Easter table Call up No. 30 or bring us your list of wants. Let us show you how well we have selected the choicest and best brands for your table. Our low prices w ill appeal to every housewife. These are some of our regular prices: . $1.00 22 lbs. of best H. & E. Sugar for Choicest Lines of Canned and Bottled Goods Silver Crescent Tea Extra Fancy, regular 6oc value, our price per lb.. .50c This exquisite Japan tea is grown y nd fired in the very brarto^f the famous tea district and it is the vary highest grade and finest flavored tea imported into this country.’ We arc making a leader of Yellow Pie Peaches large 3-lb. cans of Michigan Peaches................... ... .10c Choice Canned Tomatoes, 3-lb. cans, each...................... 10c Fanciest Packed Pumpkin, Hart brand, can .................... 10c Pineapples sliced, very fine grade, can............. ................... 14c String Beans, choice cut "Refugee Beans, per can..........10c Central Lake Kidney Beans, 15c quality, per can.. ..12c Sauer Kraut, very choice, 3-lb can. for .............................. 10c “Sicco" Canned Peas, choice sifted June peas, can.. ,10c “Coral” Brand Corn, extra fine grade, per can............ 9c Sailor Brand Salmon, fancy pink, tall can,‘each ... Pork and Beans, 2-lb can of choice Hart brand, each. 9c 9c Quaker Corn Flakes, fresh, crisp and delicious flakes, 7c package, 4 for................................................................. 25c Quaker Corn Starch, roc package................................... 8c Macaroni, all ready cut, large size carton, each...... 10c Saginaw Tip Matches, full size 5c boxes, 7 for.... . 25c Lenox Soap. 4c bar, 7 for........................................................25c Flake White Soap, 6 bars for<................................................. 25c Frcsh Roasted Coffees * We have selected the choicest brands on the market nt per lb., 40c, 35c, 30c, 25c any!................................... 19c Our Coffee at.............................................................................. 18c is a choice Brazil coflee, an unusual value. Our Coffee at.......................... 25c is a fancy Santos blended with pure Mocha and Java. This grade cannot be duplicated at the price. Naneita Cocoa . Choicest grade of Cocoa put up in airtight glass jars. 1 quart Jars each ........................................................... 29c 1 pint jars each.......................................................................... 18c Clean Wholesome Rice Cleanest broken rice tier lb. 4c, 7 lbs lor....................... 25c Choicest Japan Rice pet lb 7c, 4 lbs for...................... 25c California Head Rice, extra fancy 9c lb, 3 lbs for..25c Queen Olives stuffed with choicest • grade Pimento, large 12 oz. glass jar, 35c package at...... ........................... 29c Queen Olives, plain,’extra size of tender olives In quart glass jars, each.................. 25c “Heinz" Ketchup, choicest of all, per bottle.................... 13o Choice Vegetables, pruits and Careen (foods SHways in stock when available Sweetest ripe Sunkist Oranges per doz. .19,.23 and 27c Choice Michigan Apples, per peck....................................... 50c New Spring Cabbage, per lb................... .. ..:................. 5c | Extra Fancy California Lemons per doz........................... 22c Choice Pineapples, large ri|>e fruit from....25c to 18c * Grape Fruit.. . .2 lor 25c, 3 for 25c, 4 for 25<v, Choice lettuce. Celery. Etc. MEN’S WORK SHIRTS Extra or Extra strong material, assorted colors, also plain blue chambray, each____________ 45c lifeickgenant & Riede Department Jtore /fastings, Mich. �■ • THK HAS11NGS M. WW<<WM<WIMMI *»■»<> sM.iiOa An Unusual Presentation of Correct Spring Fashions of Interest to Men and Boys Men’s Suits $10 to $25 Boy’s Suits $3 to $10 Come today and look Morrill, Lamble & Co. One Price Clothiers Hastings. Michigan. Special folders with announce­ ment of lhe services are being mini **iil and all the pastor's frirmls anrequested to w'orship with us next Sunday. Special meetings will con­ tinue as long as tho interest justi­ fies. Prrshyterian Church. The Presbyterian Church will re­ lish rale its building Easier Humlqy. The church tins been thoroughly repaired. The seats an* now being installed nnd all will Ik? ready for III** services of Easter Sunday. At 10:30 a. in., the Easter sermon will 5- delivered nnd special reception of members Will be held ami (he Easier communion services and the celebration of the Dini's Supper at th*' close of the sermon. Special Easter music by lhe choir and one sol**. At 7:30 (lie dedication service will he-held. Tin* sermon will be iireffi'hi'd by Rev. John T. Thomas, D. D.. |Hislor of lhe \V<slmiiisler I'rcsiwleriau church of Grand .Rap­ id-. Kueinid's (RrtleslHi’ will fur­ nish special music. Besides the sung. Thi«* will !.<• a big day for Presbyterian church. Come IVcsIcyuii Methodist Church. Japanese Women Looking Through Blnoiles For First Thur. .' lor. subject ‘The Risen Christ." . special music. A cordial invitation I The guide suggests wiring lo Nik6:30. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 IN “RARE JAPAN” u, ...... . tiuir-by stalmii out. n distance of ilv<? miles. n| u„. home of- Delos Hopkins, THIRD TRAVEL LEnERi‘:^=S=l^' k.1 Continued from page one. ' ‘through the 111**1 beautiful, avcuu* avenue is 'tlie niyal road lo Hie riir, are n.w rn.,., l.i .... ..................... . V„JJ. n mi............. In Christian Science Society. Sunday April 12, IPIi. hemp, tea, sweet polalpea .and poy; line. Il is lined upon Isiilt sides St. Sunday service 10:30 a. in. no cows, pig* or sheep. The cuun- with eryptiunarias. very muidi like Subject "Are Sin. Disease ami Death Sunday school 11:15. try is intensively ruliivated. and Ii immense cedar tr*‘es. They are Real." Wednesday evening testimonial told. Isaac Dial If I could only have over t<«> fed high, nnd are planted one wish, it w**i(ld l*c.ll*al 1 woubl s** clw that the roots ur** logetlp't service .7:30. Heading nmin al same address is wish not to'be n we*il, as I knew if1 at the bas«*. Th**y an- trunim*d up I were one they would have me kill- from the ground al least forty fed open every Wednesday ami Satur­ cd by night. W>* passed through, lo the lirst limb. The road is«uout day from 2 lo 5 p. ui. llo'ir ipi.iiul x ill.*-* 'amt * Hies, with live fed lower than tlie level of narrow •Irrel.s. wooden houses witln lhe ground on either side, the bank Methodist Episcopal Church. • ihatchi'd roofs, ami paper *creen*'<l being covered with small ferns, ami doors and windows. We changed: then* is running waler m lhe curbs, Good Friday, April lo. tlie thirlycars three limes in one hour. Wei The sired is lined with houses **T niiilh'day. 6:30 p. in. Tin* church have passed Tokio, and the first | small farmer**. The houses are all at home, reading for Friday. "Ilia class rar is empty. We have it nil | open on lhe street side. I In?. IdJJd(|p-i Week." R:i» p. in. Th*? Ora­ to ourselves ami a boy to l*>ok afleri width, with raiscil Hours, mid paper torio. Emmanuel. will be sung by us. Our guide told u* I here would «er«*«**« screens »*• to .liviu.. divide *i>.. (he rooms. win. with the pupils of Mrs, Troxel, assisted lie no dining car so he would take a by several local singers, ami Mrs. luiicli, and al noon he r.onu's in, many of thrill. II certainly is a Theodore .Miller nf Grand Rapids. . opens up a box, mid behold il is a beautiful picture. fortlel h AL four |>. in. we are in Nikko. refrigerator containing ice ami luntJTi. Ho spreads a napkin nn our hum*', reading in "His Last Week." laps nnd serves us sandwiches,•iium. Easier Sunday. April 12. OHM) a. for a masseuse.. ... In longin' ami pressed meat. egg*. bat Ii ami., cukes, mineral waler, beer ami fruit, this country that is an occupation m. The early Easter der.lre. I never felt before that I was a po-| for th** blind, a very good suggc— . The ndminislration of baptism, lentati'. but I am one. Ishii*- will, lion.for bs to follow. She cerlainly and lhe reception of probationers not make the effort to fake out jiisjdid rub me g****d ami plenty. AV*- into lhe communion of the clmrch. jvatch to see what lime it is, but. spent the evening looking ill curios. of Grand Rapids will sing "TIiResurrect inn1* by Shelley, with violin oldignio.'hy Mr. Konkle. Unilrd Brethren Church. l(i:30 a. m. Public worship, and The Gnurch With a Welcome. '■•rimm. "What Do We I'mleslaml (I. W. Ballou, Pastor. by The Resurrect ion of Th*' Body?" “ l^xl week was another week of 5: 00 p .m. Easier Concert. mgnliierir.g, ’ Baptist Church Ne.vs. great hlewiiig !.!. ;;;g and ; Monday April (3. H p. in. Recep­ Tburixlny evening midwm'k pray- Dunng Um week several puhlidy tion in honor of th*- new member^ er ami praise s. rvirr. Rm. ..M I rmifeMcd Ghrisl mid others were r<- of lhe church. Roll call of entire Hawkins, Of North Cliestcr, will reived mid tho church on Shi.da/ membership and an advisory elec­ have charge of Iho service*, giving I (uornuig. tion of stewards and trustees. a brief uiessagu. I From night to night tlie n.lcr< »l ICasp'r Music. . Easier Hunday. Rev. E. M. Ul.e of: jncreaiws mid there are many yd The following musical program Igiiisilip. General Supl. of th*? Bail- do mrept the holler way of life. - will be rendered nexl Sunday morn­ (1st Slate Convent inti Will bo pn— , *h« pastor was grecliil witi: a ing nt the MelluHlisl Episcopal wit, givjng .ixilh tlie morning atuH«iic»! Irnlh inmiung church. • evening messages. Mr. Lake is :G nnd evening hist Hunday. Ihecvc6: oo a. in. Pipe Organ, Easter Joy mun of unusual ubilitj , an eloquent । “ing ad.iress “Our Father’s House' by Ashford. Mr. Maywood. sfieakor, with a forceful and iimr-'W’s tilled with hop*! mid iiiBpiratioji Gloria Excelsis. esling im“ssag*’. Special Earler■ h*r imtli saint and sinner. His refSoln. ’The Rftsiirrection" by Hindmimic, will bi? ivmleri'd by the choir.' "fence l«* Gnd as our Father rath r ley. Mr. Ten Haaf, with violin obli­ and byx Ur. Muadam Uw organ, hi, Uipn our (.nalm mid the Inttmte gato, Mr. Konkle. lhe evening then? will be iiapli.mi J parental love which He has shown lt>:30 «. rn. Pipe organ. “Mcilitafollowing tho message. J"1 11 wayvyard rare and the iirepn- lii*n" by Flagb r. Mrs. Doyle. Sundav’s M'he.iuh. is ns usual'' ’"‘‘'k’ "ur EUinial i.appiChorus "The Shout of Victory” by s.SVh'.uo'S. Ashfojd. Sol** I** bo seleclisl. Miss Stuart. a short pmwram of oxefciM* by Hi" • ' i Vmng k±“,‘^...#;i'’:',‘^d "Se '■»- bMh annS^.; IVni ■ Chorus "l.’uto Him Who Ixncd I's ' by lluglies. Fr?Z 1m L A- Erru g I pa"t*.r s birth os w.-ll os j^t. r. p. in. Easter ismcerl. The iiZT* u;w' truing iproprinto music will be Till­ nragram will aptiear in full in Tlie ed, ami mi address in lhe morn- IWII. - THE CHURCHES | the pastor, I'4'!;;,1, ’'I' ' te Iwice Buru. FUiuw'l' .Wlrrlbr lu Uh- U.IXXKIl, Uie will, ,1* dnutallui PAGE FIVE REASON BOOTIES isTKKEirnxc audhess m mttk» HWBIOVISV wimKEit wn<> HSO IKES THF.m: ll» The clothing' question-end where to buy them . will be easily solved if you heed the facts presented here for your personal profit. We claim your patronage on merit, the secret of our clothing success rests with Dur ability to give you, value, service and satis­ faction, the three essentials to the careful buyer. We believe an investigation will convince you that we are offering unusual values in Men’s and Boy’s apparel. A combination of style, price, niaterial and workmanship that is exceptional. , APRIL 9. 1914 Well Dressed Ladies UTE IBIS TELLS ABOUT THE WLIMIAH PEOPLE Strange SupeintHioiis Mixed Willi TK^Ir Religion, Which hi the Greek Ulhollc. The time of year for muslin under* wear is here and not a lady but knows her wardrobe is incomplete without the proper furnishing in this line. We have a new stock just arrived in all the very prettiest styles and textures, and graded in many different prices. If you want to feel satisfied with your wardrobe come and select the garments you want from our new stock of stylish underclothes. Cily. who spent some time inXtho mission Held of Bulgaria, gave a very interesting addrcss^ST the Methodist E|*8icdpal Cfenrch. Wednestay yveniug,jmXny occasion of the Annual TKankofferiug of t||» Woman's Foreign Missionary So­ ciety. While she said many tilings commending tho worhl-wide mis­ sionary movement, her theme was Bulgaria, and why Prot—iam mis­ sions were needed in (hat country, in which (he Greek Catholic is the stau? church. . She lint explained khat Bulgaria owed much of her ' progress ami development to the Protestant schools in Turkey,-HOf ably Huberts college, where some of her ablest public men had been educated. The Greek church fails to bring to its devotees the help they-ought to have because of Its superstitions and because il oppose* modern ideas and progress. Its priesls are married, nnd (he church Inis large holdings of land and properly, but uses its imposing cefemoni*"* and great power to enslave th** niiml, Ladies Night Gowns, priced (fom 50c to $1.50 rather than to enlighten. Ii holds two services every day including Misses Night Gowns, priced at 40c and 50c Sunday. Goininonly th* -' are not Princess Slips for Ladies at$1.25 to $2.50 well attended except at Easter and at Christ inn*. Princess Slips for Misses at------- $1.00 to $1.50 As showing lhe need lo free Bul­ garians from supehlUlioii she men­ Corset Coversi___25c 50c & 75c tioned (heir customs as Eister is Ladies Skirts> 65c to $2.25' approached. The Greek cliurcli will permit no images in its •••rvtces *>r Muslin Drawers25c to $1.00 churches, but. does allow pirl.ures of- the Saviour nnd of sacral per­ sonages. These sacred picltir*** are called "Icons" pmnotm* ' *i Ekon**s>.l Thursday night before Good Fri­ day lhe Greek priest brings-*>nl lhe Icon representing -the C.hrisl. lakes il into-lhe church yard.- when* the trial rtf Jesus before lhe Jewish council and Pilate is rocnael*'<l. with the Icon, taking the plat-*- of Jesus. After his condeinnaUon. the sacred picture is nnil*>*l to th*- cross. On Good Friday (his Icon is taken •town from the cross, (ilnced-on a Department Store lable ami coverctl will* Honors, ly-. ing liius in stale until Friday uighl, Hastings Phone 9 Michigan. when a pretense is mad*- **f burying it. idttwnigh il Ik no) actually Imried. While th** Icon *- resting on (In* table, women gel down on their knees nnd crawl under the table, believing that such an art will bring them good lurk. F riday night, when tho Icon is r*'in**ved, there is . frankly a great scramble by il^- people In xl ruction get the flowers that have cover***! almul much that I he Greek c l**ach*‘s. "Hint is what Hie church i nice wet. weiilliri sion of a flower Ilia! has been so used will ward off disease for the following year. As further illuslrating the in- ami her nddr* persitions character of their reli­ gion. she mention***! what took llif high school Wednesday morn­ birnwlf lua implicit faith — place al the linn1 <>f th** death of a ing. | now have twcnly-om*. alee ha would not advertiaa it. prominent ciliien of Sulla, lhe Bul­ You art raft |n patronlrlnx tht garian capital. A little while be­ Assy riu School Notes. merchants whoie ad, appear fore this man died, he was clad in I Check Your April Cough. in thia paper becauaJ^their his best suit, b**caii.->* they believe gooda art up-to-datt and neter lawiug fr.i.t ami ’ April his spirit will come back in tin* ahopworn. you I** Hie very marrow, same clothes he wore when lie *l/d. day amt promised to r**me again. Those who Food was cooked for him al Hint I ed—You are frxeridi -Coiiuli lime, so that his spirit might not ' timtally ami feel miseralib' be hungry when lie departed. al­ •Vern Blaiick. OKDHIt FOR rUHI-IVATION. though no. on*1 expected him to soothes inliomril loucli Ibis food. Tile doors ami Assyria Farmer's throat ami lung**. rough, yotir church. Saturday. locked*, so his spirit would have no The 5t h grade is reading trouble In going kick ami forth. Wznkb*." If his widow should happen to dfcatn about her.liusliand, she must "Feeds ami Fredin the mrxt day cook’ food and take it The right ii ami lo the remetrij, ami put it on her husband's grave: for to dream of arc reviewing idiy him shows that his spirit hungers ami th** seventh for food! The candly plays a large part in | I hr eighth ami tenth grnd**s the worsbii* of th*' Greek church, and the burning <d a candle by a worshipper in a i liurch of (hat name is supposed to bring him greRl spiritual benellts. All lhe people go to clutrch on Palm Sunday, (in lhe Saturday night before Easier, the Greek cjiurcli is .lark until mid­ W hen rotinhy ii*ml» begin io I haw night. when the great crnw.l pres­ uKHEit run I'Liu.u.'Ariox. ent, each with a candle, proceeds to by tlie margin ifc-aw light th*' candles which iltMid the ronuir of Itairt. church with light. The church docs almost nothing for Um ehibtfcii. Religion is (might in Um public schools. There is no bliglll Willi such thing us a Sunday School. All that has hern slated would serin In luncing, glancing eye* justify mlMionm-y work lliat would free Utt* people from superstition. n.l rotlUrd to lubrilt hl The Bulgarian* an* Industrious, coining rpuhd this way. frugal and in 'many ways enter­ Wiled suddenly some yhu*low l|rd prising. They have a very produrliv'e country. They suffered ter­ ribly from tlie ii'**'iit ware, ami most of all from those whom they <»f kinr Hint fain would graze had reason to believe were friends. tn grasses m w. I smile ami say. The popiilalion is algiul. 5,(mmi.imio. Tho .Spring is romhi'i?‘hiuml litis way. The country is als*ul as large n.Kentucky. Whi n Limited tiors<*-lails arc lAtruecopjl Tlie Melhodist* opcraie in.North­ ern Bulgaria, mid the (longrrgalioiiAmi rium-y mills ;ipu laid aside UKUU FUttruHUCATKM.alists in llo—soplh*'iii pari. The former have a ilciiriahing girls school nl Divrtcli. The M*h*dars nr*' pring is coming round this way. not asked to heroine memliOni of lhe Molhmllsl cliim I*, but ns a mai­ W hen through Um twigs the funner tramps. ler of fact they largely forsake tlie Ami troughs are chimk.pl beneath (hi- tret 1‘rmml: lloo. i *>•■,. M. .V »ld HupeiKtllioii*. and Rmtrstnnl Ami fragrant hint.* of mijrar-camps deals are gaining rapully wjillo tht* Astray in every hreeie.— Proleslant religion ->-<>ma to make When early Aprjl s*'ems like May. relatively lets progress. The Spring is ciuning ruund this way. : UaIK. i Biilgurin has s>al<--owncd ri'iiln*ads, Idegratdi- and (elephon*-. Wlimi .'ongljs are changed I*, laugh*, ami when ami a fine syalcin *d wagon mads. Our frowns riudl into i-inilrs of g|o*', Her imoph* are .-oniing inl<* Hi" AimI all'mir blood thaws out again modern spirit. Ihil the danger G In streams of ecstasy, ttuit ihe peojilr. onre rmanc|p;(1.'i| And jmxHs wrort tilt’ll* n»undelay. from th* old «uper'*Wlh»ir may beTh*' Spii'ug is rothhig rntiud this w nume alhejstfr; foe thft tAttht-rs in James \A hit comb Riley J. T. Pierson & Son The Advertised Article Spring is Coming X'KS'l.WKM' �TITC HASTINGS R INNEIL AHHI. ». 1914 • ;{O|riluary-. ROCKWELL—Ever and anon lb* gate NWingz wide and some «-wU passe.* thnMighHhe gateway down In lhe dark river's brink. The IQ bridge swipgt to lhe Atcnml fbore MlllDLEVH.I.E. ami tlm lovnd one i.* •Jlfcly llQUsed D. C. Wallers nf Hasting* wn* a within thn^citndi l of God. It is .■jton’l forget tho Rig. Fence S&le caller in the village, ^giinesilay only a slop.a transition, a breaking j^iiurdav. ,\| > Il Udi. Nile will com- ‘evening. . through Hie I bin veil that hangs ihncnciv al 7 n'ctoel" “ Severn! from here attended lln» between two world*. .Alfredo Bil­ {id iT:I>A P. M. Thi Republican himpu-t in Hasting*. lings Rockwell passed In tier eter­ I! idi uk-i> for n life nal iv*l March 29. I'.Hl. She was That liv-l fence made Irani'April (*. tw,|. m Gangiw, Alle­ 1 Bind*" gan county. Mich- and was mar­ II. IL S. DEFEATS AU M\l FIVE! lion. ried to Morari M. Rockwell o( II. F~ IMwiiing. UY 29 TO 22 Hickory Corners. Jinie 12, 1872. She ■ Iras been dbnnecti-d with the Wnscore i'oU 1 man"* Christian lehiirarance Union ' rance its organization in this villain ie of tin* bright spots of thr *ea»• eight years ago. Iler's lhe llnil COACH PHELPS WAS OB­ e* lo me during my dines*. The hi of ltd I in Middleville. The' death to occur among it* member*. id* f»r card* and llovvers, ami JECT OF PUPILS' ATTACKS ' For several year- she was a meni1 her of the Ladi> * Aid *»f lM»th tin. Mra. Frank Falk.' Methodist Protestant and Baptist pfive lo the public this; i burrhe*. Rhe wa* a charter mcmI'lwqierl* Bright for Having Still •njoymenl. recreation ami CITIZENS REJECT CHARTER 1 her of the Ladle* Literary Home Better Tram Urn- Next . nw it is up I" the public’ Club, which wa* organized in 1887. Season. REVISION RY 44 MAJORITY She was a very iiilvpadril member The alumni of the Haslmg- High uiiid was re-elected fl* president for will robn < rtll -on you in H-hiJOl formiHl u tRiski-t halt t«-nm 7the coming yrair? Her sudden death' ami buy' and loss will lie greatly fell by it* niiHfplIy sloppeti by tie- pn-ra-nt nicinboHi. She wa* a charter meinhigh nciumiI loam by Hu- ororo of 1 her of the Prudence Nollies Chapter, to 22 Friday' ovemng. Brown of the ' order of Eastern Star, nnd wa* a Mr*. Harry Bab.lvvin on Thursday.• past Matron of ilie Chapter. For Alumni team was the only one vvlm vision, seemed lo be in conditional till mill, ।ion of Ih • six year* she was the I July Cxmiihigh ochool fellows say •that they I ,,f Kiiverniiicni. • inander of the Indies of (lie .Mnccar<Miiu not stop him. WulldorlT wa* vnle of .rs>l lo C '' be«-s and was nn honorary member ihiuglili-r mill family w«sl.of town.' of Sunshine Circle of Hie King's romplire with Brown. It was said Hmd ward hy ' I laughters of Jackson. Michr* She that the game was Hie n>ilglM-*l I die fourth by 3 IIVVII ... .............. .. I ' was also a member of On-utl Wo­ that has liecn played on tli« I«h-.iI i,y a for a vl-ock, returning l» their Knla-' man's Belief Corp* of Knlanrazoo. lloor this your, but Hie high school |,y 37. innzoo home .Monday forenoon. . Mich- and nn hmiorary member of W. J. Hobertson and wife nnd1 lhe Eilh Michigan Infantry, her player* did not s.-em to think so. a*’ j|a* Elias Gray nnd wife an- again1 lather, two brother*, nnd six brotliI hey claim tho game wu.« the easiest among u*. having relumed from1 era-in-law having **-rv«i with dis­ of the year. No serious wouitd* litirnr were made only Walhlorff is carry-1 The failure of the proji-cl to carry I heir soul hern trip on Thursday.- tinction during lhe civil war. She ing nround a black eye. .which he in this cily was due lo the fncl.lhal They are much in love with Florida.• wn* descended from Revolutionary received during Hu-gsun-nnd claim* o<> real aggressive campnign bad 1 ancestry. Stic leaves two sons, and Hint Ben tiarlnnd gave il tu him , (,,-.0 , an-ied <>n to educate the pub- Hint. . . two daughters, all married, and six when ho was making one of Hio«e 1 jg., Maliy vnled against it largely Arthur Griffith, mir .genial milk­‘ grandchildren, three brother*, three sensational leaps jn the air that lhe because (hoy did mH underatnnd il. man. look a <lay off Fridgy anil vis-■ sisters, and a ho*t "f relalivi’s nnd public Ims hoard so much alsiul this j Th,> coiniiiissimi form of govern- itisl in flrand Rapid*. friends lo mourn their loss. Iler .1. L. Bugg Ira* pl...... I a new awn­■ life Iras boon dfb- of usefulness nnd The high Mliool fellows took ev- over the country a* the most «•<»- ing in front of Iii* store, which1 lovo lo her family ami ffiends. She ry op|M>rtunily to “rough" the iiomiral piMlHwl of governing Hie makes tilings look brighter. wn* of a sunny disposition. She K. J. Mi Naugliton Iras trailed hi*■* radiated good cheer about her as liirnnl HUI hut II1V the •‘flasbeen*" showed felt i«*s.• •• Il •>- sure adOptiM here. • >111111111 ...................... —- -lo -■tie ....... .................. Ili<‘ younger fellows n fvvV thing.* | **' a« Hie public tircmy* awnro Hu* sun sends out light nnd wnnntli. ri<le in a new Font toiirinu rar. that Hwy had never hoard of before.! "I it* real Iwgelll*. Il was easy for her to smile. Rhe J. W. Armstroiig nnd Andrew made the world heller nnd brighter, The younger.fellow* also took rvcry clinnce they could get lo show (ord of Thanks:—Word* cannot Wieringa have trade! ntii<»* nnd 'for having'lived in il. I'liidps their coach what ho hint1 rxpre** my appreciation of the ImUIi m-ein well pleased. “Somewhere yet irt'tho hill-lnps showed them aluml the game ami *|>lcndhl Mipport given m<* al the •Mrs. Mattie l.ynd has relunwil Of lhe land that hath no pain he pronounces (hem 110W quite pro- | polls on election jlav. To one nnd ffom Ih'iiton llnrlior. where stir hn« She will stand in HraL beautiful lieiciit u» be i» trading the idferl* of alk who helped me 1 can only say ling her »on and family; Doorway Mim-> of lhe scrimmages hr pot into "thank you." I nm going to |wrAnd welcome u« home again." . with hi* pupils. I form lhe duties of supervisor to the snow storm of Monday nn| The funeral wa* held from the ImuraWodm-rahy. April I. Rev. S. to punish. M-aiwiu ami lhe 1my* have imade a for *«>m< W. F. Ganiott of tin- Wesleyan • vViy pood showing, l he pn Moihodisl church officiated., Inarc very good now that they lermenl was made in East Ceme­ have iho hall next year, i tery. Member* <>f tin- O. E. nnd ODD FELLOWS ENTERTAIN have uzeij their privileges . Reject Band Ipproprntlhiii eeiilly iind they certainly do de GRAND RAPIOS BRETHREN tended in a hotly. News of the Sports 11 middlevilk BASKETBALL TEAM CLOSES GOOD SEASON Banki'l ball ,lta* been the principal majority of recreation of many of the.boy* ail appropriation thia winter, nnd with the 'material FOOT BALL SPIRIT IN HIGH SCHOOL AWAKENING Sludcnts Expressed , Great F.nlhusiusm at Meeting on Momla) Morning. Eniliusinsrn for fool ball ran high in (he high school on Monday morn­ ing when Maurice Hill, raplain of the HH3 team, presented to the Nchoot a picture of tlm team. Cur tin Bollum, rnplain of Hm ItH. eleven. re*|H»ti<|.‘,j i<> Mr, Hill's preM'litnlion spisvh with word* of season'! team this season. which oiiuhi ... young mon in miv high school. I.' it is continued. nllm lie* cannot lmli> regaining their former high slaiid- AUCTION SALE On account of other butlneu, I will hove an Auction at my farm, 2 miles north of Dowling, and 7 miles south of Hastings, on section 21, Baltimore townahlp, on Monday, April 13, ’14 Commsiiclng at ana o'clock p. m. TOOLS HORSES Bay horse 5 years old, weight 1200 pounds. CATTLE arranitenieiil ruani- liaslings (hills lv.ur (jiII. ’ The dinstimts ' ul- will hold art im|M>riant jius-ling m th.- city hall oimmer will Mxni he announced. • Fred Jgiwrence ami family, of ou Sunday. April 12. al two oelork. A captain will !»• ••l.-ch-d for the coming season. The following play4 Woodruff. of Vern Wellman. (.. Wan iMwIing. ringlmi. II. Nnwlon. It. I Tinker. M. R<>ii*h. U. I. have placed a line large clecIriC sign front of their. Silver Foams lo (trtpmi/r. Cliartey Beimeil is gelling ready lo issue a call for Ids we||-kn<hvn "•Silver Foams,” *o mou a* t In­ t.liarh ground is in condition for lhe clan lo meet liieir old rivals Hie -Slug­ mol her, gers." tin- “Rullnihi Ural*." Hi. al Ins liedidde. Ili« younget ‘•Swimmer.*" ami otlver team*. ha* b< en summoned from WashingIn Juke Rehor's Bowling Alley Mrs. Michael All Stars. ■* .PJI—IhU-l Cy Young ... Thursday, morning an H pound boy. .IdO—1Z4--I 2rt M. Laubaugh V. Wellman , 5t» John Dooley , umiiv-i«ary May. a* it •» Mrs. C. Foster .... Maher* Ural wexlding anniversary", her birthday, her mol hers birthday Totals .. ........ ftW-733and lhe iraby's birthday. T. Co. , Win. W. Pollers biography of II. D. Cook .... . iZtl Etirnlus J». Hastings, the founder of F. IL Mulb n .. •ill V"J 158 Tt’Hngs is ptililhdi<*d in this issue Pat Murphy... J03— W. Ryan ........ 1- h Evarts, chairman of Hie IL W. Cook .. '•**! lirnth'ThiMid -upper squad for April 20 mra-tinv. desires all members of Ad-.’-WW- «’• Hie squad lo meet nt-the Methodist Totab ............ All fitars-2J8i». elnirfii parlors next Tuesday even­ ' mg. April 11. Henry J. Colger died in Grand - Tri-Couiily lM-ngiu- O|M-nlng. Rapids Monday,, where he had reThe Tri-County high m-Imm! liaw 1 sided for more than 15 years. His ball feagui- - 1*011 will open on Sat- ngo was 70 years. The fum-rhl was urdajr. April 18. Eaton Rapid* high held Tuesday from HL Andrew* Cawill open tlw season here. Char-i thedral. Deceased was the father lulfo will play in Nn«hvillu. Mhmhi "f Mrs. D. M. Sluart. of this city. ■Kral b«- ip Williamston and Eralir Charged with being drunk and disntar m Grand Lodge. orderly. Charles Wilcox and Benja> direction of Roush, the,min Moe. appeared in Justice Cad•** for the loam have wallader's court on Tuesday and TH* outlook for a I pleaded guilty. Each wa* lined HO promising. ' and assessed 83.95 court costa. Mr. Wilcox paid bls Msovment. but Mr. Tower has re-1 Mot was unablo to do so and will be a the Cloak and| compeHwi tn, remain behind the T. Pierson and; bars for 3A nays unless he is able ; lo ran*- the required cash. . lhe lake by building n dan the ouileWs found praclirwill be removed. The project which wn* *topp<*l by an injunrlimr issued by Judge Smith eight years ago, provided a dram but no dam. Had the ditch been dug Hi- Milling in the ruination of resort pmiH’riy worth hundred* of thou*e i>ro(HMed dram * below the oulwill rescue land valued al nearly gl.non.omi. Agricultural Meeting Saturday. ficer* ami director* of tlm Barry Uounly Agricultural Society in the county treasurer'.* office on Satur­ day. 'Ilii* will Im Hie Iasi important meeting for some lime. Committee* will Im chosen. a committee elected and arrangements perfected for the coming fair which promises to Im a •Hummer." 'Hie officers are‘doing everyiliing they can to make this one of the best county fair* in the slate, and the best that thia county Card of Thanks. I wish to thank lb<* voters of the llr*( and fourth wards of this city for the loyal support they have giv­ en me for the past It years as Su­ pervisor. I wish to assure one and all that I appreciate this loyalty and it will remain as a most pleas­ ing memory in my iiolitical rxperJ. Mau*. .yv. • ■lL •• -Warner-Mr Phcraon. Mr. Guy Warner and Miss Leola McPherson, both of Hastings were married last .Thunulay evening nt the Methodbd Episcopal parsonage, Bev. Ru*sell H. Hr.-.uly. officinting. The ring ceremony being perform­ ed. Mr. and Mrs. Warner will moke their home in Hastings. eriniapdeiit. Seymour Olmstead:! assistant superintendent. Fred King: 1 [secretary, Hoy Houghton; treasurer and librarian. Js*lia Wortley; organist and chorister. Mis* Flor-1 elice King. The Christian Endeavor Society again elected (heir officers for the next six months. They are as fol­ lows: President. Roy Houghton: as­ sistant president, •Forrest Hough­ ton: secretary, Miss Glendora Wortley; treasurer. Cleo Sohrs: or­ ganist, Leim Wortley. Mrs. Floy Lipscomb ami children of Grand Rapids ami Mrs. . Ellie l^dinran of Wnnierviile spent ln*t [ week wth their parents, Bo** Cot­ tons". from Grand Rapids that J. H. Walt* is still very- sick, not much change toward l- ing belter. Rev. Earl Reis preached his fare­ well sermon at the church Sunday. We nil wish him the best success nnd health nnd only hope to have Hu- privilege of hearing hi-.i main WEST SEBEW A.„. Mr! Westbrook and family moved Wednesday to I heir new home near Muir. A pleasant surprise was giv­ en (hem on Monday evening 52 bo­ ng present. A tine ami chair.was left a* a- remembrance.’ Mr. nnd Mrs. Cuttie of Ionia spent Satunlay and Sunday wth Mr. nnd Mrs. John Martin. * A company of 35 young pesiplo surprised Donifhy ami Rulli Ever­ ett Sal unlay. All had a happy time. Next Sunday morning tlie^- will Im- Easter exercise* in connection with the Bible School of the Church of ChriSC ** . Straight at IL . There is no use of our "healing around tho biuth." W’o might as well out with it firat a* last. We want you to try* Ctuuniierlain’a Gough Remedy tho next time you have a cough or cold. There Is no reason bo far a* wo can *ee why you should not do so. This prepa­ Advertised Letters. ration by Ih remarkable curra ha* John Matson, E. G. Pierce, A. E. gained a world wide reputation, and, Stover, Edward Weber. Mr*. E. A. people everywhere speak of II In Anderson, Mr*. E. A. Merritt, Mr*. the highut terms of praise. Il is Henry' Winks. for sale by All Dealers.—Adv. Bowl at, Rehnr'e for gomj exercise. Good exerrtse from bowling al —Adv. Rebors means good health—Adv. Wide (ire wagon nearly new, 3 1>4 x 9 No. 2 Harrison sleighs. Roan Durham cow, 9 years old, due in May. Heifer, 2 years old. Jersey bull, one year old. Durham bull, one year old, a good one. Black calf, 10 months old. Red heifer, 10 months old. . Pivot axle 2-horsc riding cultivator. 2-horse walking cultivator. 5-tooth cultivator. Good stock rack, 14 feet. Hay rack, 14 feet. .Osborn spring drag. HOGS Quantity 2x4*s. Brood sow, 3 years old, weight 300 lbs., due in May, a good one. 4 young brood sows, weight 130 lbs. each. Quantity of inch lumber. 2 single buggies. Cutter. Ollier Articles foo numerous to t mention. Lunch for those coming from a distance. Shelter for horses in case of storm. Torme nf Caloi AI1 sum‘ of $i0° °r ul,ll,r' e“t AI1 I DllIIS Ul ObIBi sums ovar $5 00, one yean time will be given nn good bankable notn with Interest at elx per cent No goods to be removed until settled lor. JAMES W. CRAWLEY PROPRIETOR ARTHUR GLASGOW, Clerk. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. FINE I.AKK u|mhi Monday Our Hundred Members Palmer EnBALTIMORE TOWN LINE Max h-kholz who was taken to ■e.i*on for this, cainpineiit tome nnd-Cimfer Xi-rhols hospital i* reported lining . , Degrees on very sick with evidence of Hie pres- w. Struble and family gave them tri ■lononiy in mimii'lptil :if— I....................far.-w.ll vi.il I ■„■■■». All fos.rge luuniav of Hattie Lreek: .... ...... . wa* the gi E. I’aul andlr’-wrt a line time. .Mr. Struble mid I ,1 . ampni'-nt Xo. tt, of Grand Rapid*. t and Monday. J family On- moving to their new) ||oii Saturday. The visitor* arrived family sum H. Brinin d wife have re- j home in Yankee Springs. [ I inT .strong al six o'clock, formed in LOCAL NEWS line and mnrehed to lhe Temple. lurn«> ,n».i lb«r vl.il »l lk,y,| |ly„„ After consuming a supper at Otis' zoo. where they attended Hie birth-' rv.ii,,., vkii.nl H«i w... Mr, ^.rl Garrison. restaurant, all went to the Temple .lay ralbrrln, al .A. J. Eur.l , ill | The rainy weather has not been 1.2*f". ".'ntenu ‘of41 -frl dale*, three of whom were brought |>y lhe vi-ilm*. Another supper was Geo. ar® nicely. after Geo. Gasser <ia**er lias tins been been hauling iiaunng sand sanuj. *""1 served al midnight, “ '•••“ which . . . The membersl for tin- concrete foundation for his] The marriage of Mi** Mabel Mnrof the visiting “ Clinton'' gave an ex, m-w Irani. ... ... ___ that Mr. Fules who I n and Waller L. Peak was solvm- hbition drill, which wa* greatly apH is h-p<>rled that Mr. Fnlei> ni/isi Thursday . ........r , .......i...,. -I.,..i «.1_ purchasedI ih.. the ntMirlio Oberlin f:iro farm ha* I e of Hie bride's parent*. Mr. mid were made by members of II. A. Martin iii Pemitlvld. Lark dresses lhe home nnd visiting liidge*. Work calrat either in Barry or Ito**. I shortly Imfbre .tlm ’TAMARAC CORNERS. arly west ImhiimI train Tin" member e visitors departed. The Sunday School reorganized Gun River Bruin Project. I offer the following property: \nnmmrrmcnL SOI TH WEST RITI.AND. Ixuii* •*. -McKay, one nf the most I The social al lhe Glass Creek prominent musician* and irachrrsi Grange Irall was well attended, of Grand Rapid*, .desires to an-1 Everyone enjoyed a Um- time, nnunee Hint h<- is organizing a class Will Havens nnd wife and Mary in piano and pipe-organ instruction Jane spent’Sunday with Fred Olis iii Hustings mid will Im- hero evrryjaud family. Tueal»x. IIhuc Jrelrin. nmbva: Jlra W1|M» ot OrMrovillo «prn( In.lriir ion will ,.!«,«• mMro.; bli.i |K„, ,liBhl Sunday Willi " U^1' "" ' »'’l'll>-- Mlrh. | s,.,, jenbin. nml family. ___ i Miss Ester Cronk spent Sunday with her parrnfs. east of town. ?n, ,' I Charlk" Whittemore and wife d friends "> spent Sunday with the former's par­ * j ruts near liellon. AUCTION SALE To close up the estate of Eliza A. Tulfey, 1 will have an auction s&le at the premises owned by the late Mrs. Tullcy, l’/i miles north and 2 miles east of Assyria Center, and mile north of the Austin school house, on section 12, Assyria township, on Wednesday, April 15, 1914 Commencing at ten o'clock a. m. HORSES. Pair heavy work horars. A good leant Buy gelding. 5 y rs. old. wi. about 1250 tl>*. Bay hnrad nuarr. 5 yrs. old. vvl. about 1150 lira. Buy "volt, roming 2 yrs. old good one CATTLE. Five qimmI young niileh rows due lo calf from April 20lh lo Muy 15th. Ages and .time dur will be given nt lime of mIc. ■ Three two yr. oliHicifrrs with calf, dur in May Six yearling rattle SHEEP. 31 grade Shropshire ryves. tl'Hxl age*, dur to lamb uImiiiI Ur*t of May Shroiraliin- ram. 2 year* old HOGS. 10 shout*, wt. about |00 lira, enrh „ * 2 brood miwk. dur Muy 1st, wl. about 200 lira. Farrow row, wl. 200 lira. HAY AND CRAIN. About 3 or I tons good mixed hay in Irani AIhiuI '250 bushels oats, good shape for seed Harvest King variety 8 bushels seed luirlry i buslii'h, goad seed corn 17 bushels beaus 3U hiishrlsnnnrkct potatoes •JO busticis cnHy. seed |M>Ialoes FARM TOOLS. Blnlsull himlier wngiai. nearly new I offer the following property: Hay rack Pair Belknap Imh siclghs Wai kino plow Hulky plow. Oliver, new Spike tooth drag Tlirrr section lever luirrow Two-home riding cultivator Plaiirl Jr. 5-toolh cultivator Korn King munurv spreader Grain hinder, (jirad i-ondlllon Steel land roller tram binder Disk harrow with truck, new Conibliiulion grain ami fertilizer drill, used om- m'usoii John Deen* bay hmder Side rake .Mowing machine new Corn Sheller lln> *Hngs. Hope and pulleys. Power feed cutter Plat form wales Fanning mill Chains Fence stretcher Post hole digger AlMiut .71) grain •uicks. some new About 500 ft. Whitewood lumber About 1500 ft. Beech and Elm lumber Nome 2xt hoards 20 acres wheat on ground All the rannll I<nils usually found on n farm—.. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Kitchen range with stove furniture 3 heating stoves Cream separator Washing imirliine wringer, (Jiairs Tables Carpels Rugs Stands i complete lasts, with Ird steads, inntlrrsses, springs and bedclolhhig Organ Sewing machine Clock Other articles of like nature Shelter For Horses If it Storms. Hot Lunch at Noon. Trnuc* An ,um* °f t5 00 *n<| UM,,r‘ U*|L Ovar I CTInlQ. amount eight months tlm, will bo given Intorost nt six per cent for. with No property to bo removed until settled ' Leander Reams, Administrator Col. W. H. Couch, Auctionear �AHUL L UH Spring Times This is the time of y^ar when your system ne«ds pleansing. If you feel tired and worn out, here are pome remedies that will help you. Everyone of these remedies is thoroughly reliable and is sold with a positive guarantee of satisfaction or your money pack. Fauliyier’s I$eef, Iron and Wine—A splendid housecleaning tonic. 50c buys a full pint Rexall Sarsaparilla Tonic—A reliable tonic and pid to digestion. $1.00 a bottle. Hot Springs Blood Remedy—For impure or im­ poverished blood, scrofula, boils, pimples, chronib jmalaria, eczema, etc. $1.00 buys a big bottle. Mucu-Tone—For Catarrh, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Rexall Liver and Kidney Tea—May be used in such conditions as the following: Biliousness, Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Chronic Liver and Kidney Troubles, Scrofula and Dropsy.'' Jt relieves consti­ pation. 25c a package. Parcel Post Service. If it is not convenient to get to town, call us on the phone or drop us a line, and any of the above preparations or anything else in our stock will be forwarded promptly by the next parcel’s post We are here to serve you. ■ THE SEXAU. STOKE DeMoa, MkfciSza. New Goods Arriving Daily Gi nghams, Percales, Calicos, Etc. And remember we always have a complete line of staples, factory, sheetings, pillow tubing, table linen, etc. Extra good line of men’s and boy’s fine and heavy shoes. A Few Specials in Groceries 3 Cans of ELxtra Good Peas for 25 cents 3 Cans of Good Corn for 25 cents Try these and you will like them. F. H. WILKINSON Both Phones Prairieville, Mich. LET US PROVE TO YOU THAT grocery products are the bfest; will please you best; and—best of all, Save Money! See them; try them; We guarantee them. Get our price list and catalogue and get next to the . “MARCO” PLAN It means a fifteen cent on the dollar savng for you. 2W Kopf & Kopf Delton Michigan We Pay 4 Por Cent Delton State Bank ' Capital Surplus <20,000.00 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Pres. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. Aldrich Wm. Hlliott J. G. Hughes L. B. Teerpcnini Southwestern Barry IHI-ION. H me.-t with April 17. IUD. ford siient urday with Faulkner's Drug store ia packed full of wall pdptir, window shades, curtain rods, shelf paper, ammonia, chloride of lime, copperas, disin­ fectants, paints, furniture polish upd other house cleaning supplies. Window shades made to order at Faulkner's Drug Store. Remember the Easter exercises। at lhe M. E. church Sunday morn­ ing and tho sacred concert “The pawn IminorlaTk in the evening. We are very proud of our EpJB3!,.!rSE:h£S13aKXKt . our League was awarded the ban­ ner last week at the District Con­ vention in Kaamazoo, for doing tho, best'work the past year. As there is a large number of Leagues in lhe, district our little i^agde is to be, congratulated for coming to the; front so rapidly. Our two delegates, at the convention. Miss Lois Leon­. ard and Miss Bcmico Pennock gave, a line report Sunday evening । Miss Beulah Browning returned to her duties at the U. of M. hospital, Wednesday after spending a couple' pf weeks with her sister Mrs Jolin1 Slater. The Mrs. F Hurt from Joe . or m.«.. r, spending tho week with J. pills'. Mrs. A. Bugbee and three chil­ dren spent Saturday with Mrs. Harrisen Hart. Raymond and Francis Aldrich spent Friday and Saturday with relatives in Hastings. Cleone Brandstelter was in Kala­■ mazoo, over Sunday. Mrs. « Roy Gaskill has returnedI from Albion .where she has beeni visiting relatives for a few weeks.■ Grace and Mildred Mantel visit­* ed their brother in Kalamazoo lasti Graydou Blackman has returned from Ohio, and will upend the Hum­ mer with 4ii* parents here. L.'G. Eddy and son Edwyn of Huntington, Ixmg Island, who have been spending lhe past week with G. A. Eddy nnd other relatives re­ turned hom<! Wednesday. l he store which was formerly wcupicd by H. Green and son is now ng:ain open for business. Mr. Eck­ hart of Vermontville has purchased (In- stock and is now running al Hie old familiar plqce. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ixjw Morewood, Saturday morning, a line girl. Misses Nrylle nnd Vern Maiming returned home Saturday, after vis­ iting their aunt in Battle Creek, for tho week. The social and business meet­ ing of the Epworth League will be held nt Mr. Mantel's Friday even­ ing. Every member of lhe Epworth League is uraed |o be present. . Mr. and Mrs. Wiu. Briggs arc gaining slowly.* The many friends of Mrs. Queen Blackman (tollins of Cincinnati, were shocked to hear of her sud­ den illness Inst Friday. She wa.« operated mi for nmiendlclLis at the i.ineimialI hospiliil Friday p. m, but we uro very glad to sialo slio is gelling along nicely. Mrs. Johnson and daughter of Kalamazoo, were in town T/iuinday. Miss Adda Mantel is visiting in Hastings. Q Bernice Flower visited Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moreau al Galesburg, from Halnrday until Monday. Corinne Mosier ' while shopping willi her mother in Kalapiazooo. Friday, was taken suddenly ill and was taken to Borg?M hospital. Rhe recovered enough so she came home Hat unlay mid will soon be able to be around ugu(u. lk-rl, Pennock was on Hie sick list last week. Mias Jessie Bellinger of Hickory Corners was an over Bunday guest of Mrs. Clara Ixiomis. Gerald Bush visited relatives iu Galesburg and Comstock, last week. Mrs. Elgin Barton wont lo Kala­ mazoo, Saturday for a few days visit. . .Lou Clark entertained his brother front Battle Creek last week. The Young People's Bible class enjoyed a. very pleasant evening in the church parlors last Friday eve­ ning. After several hours spent in gani'ts and visiting ice cream and eftke were served,’ every’ one de­ parted wishing I list such enjoyable affairs could lie had oflcner. Irene Hoeilzd visited her sister. Dorohea in Battle Creek last week. Quite a number from here at­ tended ibe Republican banquet al Hastings Timsday evening. Nearly all went on the afternoon train with the exception of two, who thinking they could save time went by autos or rather walked nnd pushed the machine through the mud. They raved time by return­ ing the next day about II o'clock, tired and muddy and not having very much uf the Republican spirit feft. ■ Blanch Carpenter yjjth Hnlen tjonneville. „. a few days last week witb her itougim r Mabel near Hickory Corners. Hgrrison Hart. , Hammomj »d daiiglii. r Mae ^Ulld“y WL^“ 4r<1"’ Owens of Herman Zcrbel and sojuSferling qf Jlasltogs .Spent Thursday night with E. Aldrich? Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenyon mid son Marshall and Mrs. C. Bachelor al­ tended a play al Praitivxille Friday night. A. Warner and family of Prairie­ ville spent Sunday with C. Bachel­ ors'. Archie Tobias and Miss Bertha Shultz of Hastings spent Sunday with John Horn. Miss Edna Bechlal of Busings is assisting Mrs. A. Smith in tier CRESSEY. Waller Bolyen attended church al Hickory Sunday. Mrs. Mae Hudson ami daughter of Vicksburg came Saturday for a week's visit with her sister. Mrs. Jennie Reynolds. Mrs. Caroline Honeysett of Springbrook was a week-end visit­ or In Inc home of her sou Charles and now is wiili her son. E. IL Hon­ eysett. Oren Powers comm< ii< id work Monday for W. Bolyeu for the sea­ son. Fred Leinuar nnd family of Kalamax(M) have moved in|o the home of D. P. Flower uud will rare for him.in place of Mr. bnd Mre. Peake who have moved to the tenant house on what is known as the Hill farm. ■ - Arthur Shorter entertained last week his stepmother from Emmet county. Mr. ami Mre. Slmrler were former residents of Cressey uml went north more Hun years ago. Mr. Shorter passed oway IS years ago. A number froiiL.GxY.MCx.*Urndrd lh<- funei.il of Mi>. I'l.na Hurcheit Hinckley at her hume near Dirtier Thursday. Her death was very sudden. Her husband after being fi-om the house a shurl lime re­ turned to find her dead on the jmreh. She leaves beside her hus­ band. a father and a number of brothers and sister* among whom is Robert Burchell, an honored member of our Sunday School. The Ladies' Aid meeting Thureday at the Reynolds home wru well ,«1 tended. Mrs. Gorham of Milo was lhe guest of Mrs. Walter Bolyen Thurs­ day. . Our Sunday school was reorgan­ ized last Sunday with the following oflicera: Superiiileiuk'fll, Mrs. Rob­ ert BurcheU; assslant superinleinlcnt. Mrs. Arthur Shorter: m-cy. Miw Ethel Barber: treasurer. Miss Susie Barber. Sunday School will be held al '2:00 and preaching ser­ vice at 3:00 o’rock. CLOVERDALE. Mr. and Mre. George Chipman ami baby of Kalamazoo spent several days with friends and relatives al Uns, place. Mr. and Mre. tFloyd Parker of Richland spent Friday until Monday with Mr. and Mre. Headley. ■ Yule McLeod of Gary, hid., is home for a few weeks with his par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod. Rev. and Mre. Gurney left Mon­ day night for their <on in Detroit and lhen they will visit their daughter Mrs. Snyder, iu Ohio. A. J. Willis of Kulatnatoo spent over Sunday with’ his wife Mrs. Willis. Mrs. Frank Brock and son John of Kalamazoo spent over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pennels. Harold Campbel1 h going l«rwork for Dell Norris Ibis summer. Miss Alice Foley of Hustings spent Saturday until Monday with her sister Mrs.- N (J. Buun>. Mrs. Mamie Tijus spent Monday Julia Ann Clark was born iu Binghamton, N. Yg November 20. with tyr- un<i Mre. Lou Morewoml nf IB29. and died March 2Mh. 1011, al Delton wlio an- the proud parents lhe ripe ago of Rl years, I months of a line baby girl. and <> days. October 3rd. IMP, she Mrs. Mina Shears and sou Morion was married io Win B. Ford. To of Detroit are spending the week, them were born four children, two .with Mr. ami Mrs. Dawmiori. sons and two daughters, ull of Miss Ealheriim Eagnty spent over whom are living. These together Sunday with friends al Has!ing*. with the husband remain io mourn Miss Zelphu McIntyre of Hastings her loss. The funeral was held Sat­ alent Saturday until Monday with urday forenoon al lhe home of her r.-and Mrs. Lewis Acker. daughter. Mra. F. A. Blackman, Mrs. Murtha RepraghUiM return­ with whpm she has made her home ed from Kalamazoo. leaving Mr. for several years and who, during Replogio in belter cprujiliou. her illness, has given her. the best Mrs. Until Furgeson of Kalamazoo nf loving care. The services were siient scviTtul’days with imr purenls conducted by Itev. John Waler of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pcmiels. lhe M. E. church and the burial was Little Mere! Kalhcr has In’en quite at Prairievilto. sick witli gastritis hire is aome 1h-1Give tlm living the Howers of b’.vu, (rr at this writing. • Nul wail 'till .the journey's .o’er: Church Nolea. When Ute. hungry heart and palii.nl Easter Sunday will.be noxl Sun­ lips day |cd by Rev. Griswold. 4 re MUI for cveniytre. The ¥. p. A. will Ih« fed by Mrs. . , Card of Ttianks. A E. Pullon. The topio is “A:bmg -• To aU’w’ho were Ao .kind lo us in Ixwk Abend'' I <k»r. IbtMMB. . . There will be a chureli fair giv­ our sorrow, we thank you. en al iho store ami rewdcjwo of A. Win IL Ford. E. I'altun Aped 24. -You nre iuv|i<.| Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Blackman. to tiring in suum article (o sell. Adv. . . Also there will be □ supper on J-’nr Mra. Jonatdi Moai* whu was teMu day ocjiiag ftTjiu -.Music ut to Butterworth hospital Grand Rap- ; the evening ami tin* sale will conlids the lost of the week is recover-1tinue Saturday, (tome out ami have 1 ing nicely from her operation. j a good lime and help tho Y. P. A. UfiBOtMBl LACK*Misa Nellie SUtnton has been at borne the past wck. The Sunday School convention al the Briggs church lust Saturday was well attended. A good instruc­ tive program was given. Mra. Nora Clemeucc of BeUtord lias been visiting Mra. Jessie Norris and other-relatives here-rHie past week. John Jansen lias moved io Cha's. :Stanton's tenant house and will work, for him this summer. • ” Sherman Clark, who is al home .for-lis vacation, is sick with lhe mumps. Delbert Cortright has been at home from Battle Creek for u week, and returned to his school Monday. There was a hand social at Hie hall on Wednesday evening of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith nf Dowl­ ing spent Sunday with James Smith ,and wife, Mrs. Harriet Moore and children, who have been here several weeks, returned to their home al Corn­ stock Tueiday. There wil be a sugar social at the home of Sam Bhxlon on Friday night of tbs week. .Mrs. Jennie Garrett, who lias been visiting her daughter nt Nash­ ville the past threF weeks, lias re­ turned home. Her little grand­ daughter Agnes Maurer came with her for a visit. Tlie L. A. 8. will meet at lhe hall on April 17th lo sew for Mrs. Anna Grayburn. Charles Puraeli is building a new tool house and corn crib, and Billy Cornell is graining and varnishing for him. BANFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dunn of Bedford visited-al Wm. Wirjcwire's and George Wirkwire's Sunday. Mrs. Mabel Bellinger mid Miss Pauline spent several days in Bid­ lie Creak last week. Rev. Brooks' sermmi .Sunday morning "The World's OIL'F' Uas ROYAL Banna Powder Is the Housewife's Greatest Help. HAT so tempting to the laggard appetite as a light, flaky, fruit short cake or a delicate hot biscuit? Royal makes the perfect short cake, biscuit and muffin, and improves the flavor and healthfulness of all risen flour­ foods. It renders die biscuit, hotbread and short cake more di­ gestible and nutritious, at the same time making them more attractive and appetizing. Royal Baking Powder is in­ dispensable for the preparation all the year round of perfect foods. W courses but Ibis wm the host ever. Mr. and Mrs. F. Wilkes and son Clare spent Sunday with Jesse Warner al Dowling. A1.TO. ( WALL IAWL Miss Blanche Arnold is very .•irk. Miss Kiltie Murphy is working iu! Mrs. W. W. Potter and children of Bev. Brooks' wife and children lhe telephone ulllci-. 1 Hastings s(ienl Iasi week al their are on I heir way from England. Mrs. Earl Bowman has gone to Mr. mid Aire. Will llousriff were here. in Grand Rapid* Saturday. , , *• «■ ’avis of Llmugo is veiling Mis.* Ruth Harris of Ypsilanti* is’ daughter Mrs. Arthur Eddy this list. visiting her parents al this place. j*'««*. News from Dicing Edmonds amiI Mrs. Blackburn of Jennings is vis- | Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Karr of Kalnwife of'Florida says they have bothi iting her son Rob and family. mnioo visited their parent.* Thomas been very ill. Mre. Cross says she Arthur Kreplin of Grand Rapids। Kelley and wife several days last lines not believe her father wouldI visited his mother Sunday. 1 week. survive the journey from there tn। Miss Esther Clarke of Whitney-; Ml*, and Mrs. I. Whittemore en­ Michigan. ville ami Miss Edith Koiiklc were lertahlvd Suiulay Mr.-and .Mrs. Chas. Mrs. Lovilia Stevens returnedI1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Cos-' Whittemore and little son of HubSidurduy from a four months visitH griff Sunday. ' land, Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Whim-more, with reluthes al Williamston.■ i Mrs. Roy Yarger of Freeport vis-t John Francisco and family amt Mr. I-'uising and CharhMlo. I ited her sister Mrs. Skewart Draperiand Mrs. Brown 1»f Delton. Archie Hliefllehl of Delnnl spent! Saturday. Fred Ashby began the wall for his Snlurdny ami Sunday with his par­•| Wiltn* VanOMrr nf WebliervIHe I new house last week. ents Mr. and Mrs. John Slieflleld. I is visiting her uncle Tom VanOrder Mr. '(Mb has sold bis farm to E. Mre. Peter Hoiighlalin who was।land I family. j B. Payne. Chas. Brown was called to Port j Mr. ami Mrs. Isaac Newton of Drl, Huron Thursday to attend his falh- • ion. visited al .Geo. Payne's last Sunit's funeral. t day. will make a home for his mother. Tom and Fred Fuigieloil and Willi ' Mrs. Ashby is spending the week t he F. M. V. Club' met with Mra. ' (tosgrilT went to Grand Rapids Wed- with tier daughter, Mrs. Ernest Horn Alice Bristol Thursday. nemln** *- -..... r*----- ■ -i s I ncle Hiriiim Bristol is very, sick Alto. ’Cough Medicine for C.liildrrn. willi pneumonia. Percy Harris has permanently' Easier service til the church. discontinued his studies al the Mr-I Lachlan Business College al Grand | selecting a cough medicine for chil­ short program of mush- and other Rapids. dren. It should be pleasant to take, exercises. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johnson who contain no 'harmful substance ami have been spending the winter in be most e(Tei-tual. Chamberlain's Forresl Fiebarh was in Charlotte Florida have returned. • , (tough Remedy meets these require­ ments and is a favorite with lh>* musical numbers Sumlav evening of Lowell is clerking in Hie drug mothers of young children every­ He was entertained by Mr. nnd Mrs. store during tlie absence of Chas. where. For sale by AlHsDealers.— Cort right during his slay there. Brown. DE LAVAL Cream Separators are the cheapest as well as the best l.oilK AHEAD! DON'T TRY 'tn SAN E gl().u> TODAY IF IT M EANS A loss uf 23 cents a day for nil lhe years a rivtuii separator may last you. • 1HAI.S JL'ST WHAT NOE WILL IM) IF YOU BUY A cheap or inferior separator simply w-uvvis “ lin,c lha'> ,hal "rn"' Ih-Lavul. WHEN A PIH DENI MAN BLYS A CREAM SEPARATOR he knoUs Ihut what he is really paving for is not just so much iron, steel, brass umf tin. whether il is called a sc|>uralor or not. WIIAF HE WANTS-1S A MACHINE lo perform a certain service, ami hcTnusl be sun. of Hie machine doing the Work for which it is intended a* thoroughly mid with as- little .. . ““’I possible on hisYMirt. IHOLSANDS OF BABCOCK AND oilier lesls have proved lhal1 the-DuLiv'nLskuns clpser Ilian any other cream separator under any conditions uml particularly under the harti.. experienc.fd at time.'. ■ . ’ u tt ii .. f Us| |jme as |(1 ccn|„ worth of cream at each stiiiiniiing mea " you in a year—twice u day fpr for .3(fi tftl.UO. and with as many mai ’kw, days—over $70.<K». us ten cows Hie cream losses alone separator usually amount ani<>uni io m<>i Ihuit this. .. from nn an inferior scjairalor to more (.IIEAMEBNMEN. reparalow for birthless hudm- success, have .N. WHO ARE DEPENDENT ON THEIR M'paralujM loirg since •• found f(!U!;:r mil the ;*>iii. dilierem-e :i'vuc>.: bviWv' between :<i J" Dvl.aval ;L;,val aud ami uijief other nvj»ar«ii<re, separators, w„,i willi me the ,ure— I .. w, ..ta.1 ■.Ila...-I universally■■«...! mI.I .... m today. y suit I hut 'll'l.lkvill Deutvnl rm.l,.,..' factory u.i.krt separatorx are almost used■ I... the..... world over DE I.AXAL SEPARATORS ALf. sizes, for <nie one row ur or a Hiousaml. thousand, ami and SEPARATORS ARE IDENTICAL IN ALL bet ween just U p- same willi suudlrst lh« !ar',| reiires TL '**'l'®separators n,,,Jrs are are jusMhe same wjilMlnmacliine uud lhe They mean us niiirh relatively to Hie little aslhe big user. THEN 1 HERE SAVINti 'lN liECAi'SE OF TUP THeT asFkR running and greater IE IS A SAVIXt. IX 'i-Ailoil I Vltlllt ’IU-T VI'SU* 111.' PA capacity of the DcLuval over other machim-s ami the less care requmsi in cleaning mid adjiisliiienl. worth at least 10 rents a day. AND THERE IS THE INDISPt'TABLE FACT THAT A DE LAVAL martiim- lusts from leu lo twenty years as against an average of from two to live yearn in lhe case of other sepunilor.s or the limes (he average life of compel Rive machines, THESE ARE THE RKAHONS WHY DE LAVAL SEPAHA IOHS ARE cheapest as well as btttf. .why thousands uf oilier .machines are yearly being replaced with D«'|jivnls and why their use is rapidly becoming a* unkereul on the farm a* in lhe erpomory. IT SIKH LD BE HEME.MBEHED MOIlEnVEIl. THAT IF FIRST tUJST is a serious considera­ tion a DeLnval Separator may be buughl mi such iHieral lerins Ilia! it will actually save and pay for itself, as many thousands of them have done. , Aldrich Brothers Co HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS ANO FURNITURE Delton, �THE HASTINGS BANNER Hhf: EinurT WANTS <»n Mouth IS?. J'lbbln . Ht. APRIL, a, 1H| or Kale—Pair bay Belgian mares, For hale—f,->r hatehihg from I For Sale— Buy inare .with to:iL Al­ coming I. wegld 2tm one sorrel ! American Slaminnl fawn and so Wliito mi is inn- i.r-ii'ii Leghorn ii ijgu*. pure ......... bred.; For further informal Ion •Phone i P-'giaii Belgian gelding ctiming I. wt.j■ whiic Imlinn Runner Ducks. Cryspair coach hoi-w* corn-1 tai while (U[g Urain. Also high George DeMoll. Hastings. '1-Wkj 1330. l <.so Uno <>nn nair ing I and ft. wl. ?OT»-r'ilih’ pan--1 soirtM Rhode Island Hofei ... ...... ................... M. Also good 7 year .nld mare. Ollol AH egfs.aiAM) per selling. Coy G.I Lost—White dpi. “Onne clasp pin.j Brumm, Nashville; Mich.. R. F. D. Finder return 10 BANNER office. ' B. Schulze. Nashville*, mile west C-ill phonsj I -wk nf (Topol. IT I carrier No. R. Owksj <r __ _ _ ._ JI■11L_ _ _ dry mixed wood I ’ aasoHne engine. J horw Inirrnn-brrsI Tor April larrpw: also j njne pigs. Price Phono j por 6or<| delivered. Phono A.I tloaal. oil monnied nn wagon, il. a. | pyp. bred O. I. C. boars, fl month’' 2.to 1 long I short, i’. L. larger. r. Sylvester or Goo. Tolhurst. If;trfhbsri. llasrings. Bourn s. tf „I<L Gillierl SeolJ. Quimby. CitiHoule No. 3. 1-wk, „ . ——------------ - -- - ■ >>—.>'<»«-na . .............. '-"k M,lH-P.lra.M-r,v..lnK.~»~-! I 109 pianls. plant*, postage pai<l paid the: the I N. wLuL nt»dinv,re J' ?r Pail gold bowiil glasses in' for 100 1-wk, Helriqle. North Droadwny. _tt ra^ ,F|nder Murn |n BANNER s.. ......... . -JmmC II. ;!.ra«>rr.y . .frowvr. I.. (7.'work | My Bazaar Stock of goods, ami tlx- ' oMfi*- _________________ Uwk Winslow, Mich, _________ on ftii-rn by month or year. Wo-i .. .Delton. ...................... i.__________ Fitoh ft\Lh?ille’,MlchM”' E'n,,,a 1 Wnnted-iGanlens fo plow, ashes to Wanled-Foc . a«h rent live to ton | man lo work, iii bouse,-'man On I ’ 1 _________ haul, general loam work. Charles' acres rich loam sell. .Addrcw । farm. Phono Canfield. S. F. Hindi-j 2-wk«l Map flMe'Cheap—rnrt of house. Cnn,' llieks. 80? No. Hnnovcr, Phone Farmer eiiri* BANNER. 1-wk,I man. Dowling. Mich. —The Beat For The Money Store “What do you want to pay — $1.50— $2.00 • F. ,M. H. Meeting. qulm BANNER oilier. tf —---------------------------- —--------------------- For Sale—Well improved^#* acre; --wr- —, ----------fck* Fnrnbhcd Room* for light For sale or exchange—for place -form: will toke small farm or closer in. I acres with good liouso. | house nnd lot. C. D. Shellenberger tlie W. F. M. 8*'' of lhe Methoi.... ttouaekreping at 301 So. Church bam. well, cistern. frufL 2 chickIrving. Mich. t-wk I Episcopal ehtfroh wiil be held on I Wednesday*'afigrticKin" April 15 alls fl-a f f , .f <*^t**L St. Soo Phln Smith. tf en parks. n|l fenced. Enquire or —------- ------------------------- *-----------------. — . J. G. Kirchner. S. East Hi. Plrone For Sale—Good violin. rhca[i. quire Phone 2lu M8-R.• * t-wk "•’ ----- 3fl3 J‘ m»■c “ *" 1West ■ chairman. Leeson. “Europe. South Madison SI. t-wk America and Moxico." chapter 5 nfl corn crib, chicken house and driven -------------------s----- —-——------- — “Our Work for the World." Leader ] well, about 7 blocks from bank cor­ For Sale—Kitchen range in good condition. \V. A. Dunn. I!W .East For Sale—Ix>t on krnTield s Addi- Mrs. Nelliw Brook.’. Meeting fol-: net. Phono 4>«R.tf lion, inquire 21? West Clinton or towed by annual Eiistrr Tea. You I For Sale—Pair of mares, weight phone 187-R. 2-wks t art' invited 16 atlend. 3.000 pounds. I- A. AblM’y. llasl- Fnr Sale—Sorrel inn re colt, three i n»' k' Woleoll. NorM. Tlrraul-1 inga. Phono 587B. f years old. Phone 535 II. 2-wka We juat want to impress you with the fact that you can. umh ?•.>?hn<.meiii hall 1,1 ver>’ H,rk with small hopes, For Sale—Two year old heifer with loom, kill In it and linst. ineiii. nan, -.r tacovafv ■ pick out one of the nobbiest shirts you ever saw and at old and hay gelding 2 years old Frank Ickes. Phone .,<>-lriniM. the price you want to pay. Also a pair bay brood niares jwith ______________________________ '~VVi> Sewer, gas. electric lights and fdr! o!’l.ranb " Noth*—All those having accounts We are here to serve you, not with a $2.00 shirt< if you nace. -’Lol 8 by ID rods. !<#• bbl Woodland phone 81-2, M mil. ; wlth ,|l0 |Bh. nr. Ro|,ert Mont. cistorn. Fred Muhlitner. 1120 8 HASTINGS MARKETS want one at $1, but with the best value ever shown at $1, nouth Woodland.___________ i gomery please call anil settle. 119 Jefferson. • 1-wk For Eale— Eight win house? on “ °"1‘ if that is what you want to pay—or $1.50 or $2.00. -wks nnd one half lots and barn. En ! 8°n>cry. administratrix. Glance at the new ties at 50c, 75c and up. They are dm inc MH., <•«> „ * {■"•# g-JI 1 quire A. 1». Maynard. ■•> — .. •buffet, dininc • fo - -*-• Sale—.. Bookcase, great. For Bole—Al a bargain, one hous 'I ''ishio. fl chairs. 2 rockers, sinall For Sale—Team black gdding-«. Ihi. Other prices change nn butler table, iron bed. springs, mattress, r nnd two lol*, tot. ward. Hastings ,। 11 Yea, and just take a few minutes to look over the new l•'•millc 5 and 7. Weight ?8<"> fal. wheat, oats, rye apd beans. • Inquire 202 No. Michigan A\r. t ! cook stove, m bushel crates, fruit Phofio 1 long raoDicr r«ns. First house east -of Bool -----------319 ----— -। short. ------ Win. ISpring Styles in Clothcraft Clothes at $10 to $20—the Pwlb. " For Sple Cheap—Rough 1-inch him ' factory. 1-wk | Ba>'nc;____________________ *~Wk "PIt*r clothes that arc making other makers think about prices. ber for roofing and sheeting, als Ij For Sale—A pair of maivs; ono J ■ |,'or , cream hisepar;.- ^'i.K.*”' -bill sluff. Phono toid. Itiqulr ।! years old. weigh! HOD pounds: Urn 11.1 0C|e. Cental Cre*awryCe.quotes butter rust 70 ,e. 1 f"r o \ ' *■'' F. O. Pierce, City. t UUT>. other 12 years old, weight i»Vl Nashvdlc phone ll.l I rings. I-**. ..nnn.H dim to foal Anril til One, F vV.hanK.. („r ..„y propi yearling mare colL These horses | Pfty. ■ ■ ------- 1 ....... ■ 1 are otriclly all right. A<ld»w«! dinus. Buildings. fruit, wellHastii Vacawn Clcanm co l|cm—Elect i G'enn Alien. Miildluvillr, Mich. fenced. Mrs. Hallie Hager. Hast­ -Clizens Phono tort. 2-wki» ing*. IL 5. II ''oe«,nd h»ni| ularm fur sab'. AtWiri ।Cklrriis built, cleaned and repaired. i';e. Tn giMki ghnne. Miller and Harris. । All work sunnm|....d. PlmilO or' POUI.TBYAXD HIDES, Heatings, Mich. Furniture Co. 1-wk. leave w'.ifd al Smith's Market. Leo cnirk-tw.aitv«. i« S'niiii. Cily.______________ , » M'-.l I)--? wnn,| ixtplc trees tn transplant. Phono tob. 2-wk* II.., itSK'Sf • count of poor health. Frank Hare fnill. Ill or 20 arnis wilhoull ’ a«eo*. Haatlnx*. > f....;<i«rnd Gtmrnsey BOWES'* MILLS. NORTH EAST RUTLAND. I.ull.lincr.. .Ml umler oullly.lto• •■nils, two nnd fntjr months ohl There will be a dance al tin' willi mere of good niurk. Also l.l;«oc. . E. I>. Springer is buzzing wood in barn bull. Register No. 33868 Orange hall Friday evening, ApYil Canadian Pacific Ry. Lands Ibis neighborhood. E. W. Ruehs, Caledonia. Mich. Herbert Eaton, wetion II. Bi'l Everyone is cordially invited. pura blood Bronze Turkeys, tine' ><£■»,.6 Saskatchewan and Alberta Several in this vicinity attended 10. more. Phone 268-1L-IS.. 4wk Everything went republican in ones. 81000. I large old ------- - ----- -- —' 1 services al the school house Sunday shares of Cilizons «'«nt. Geofge Townsend. nAUtn HAY ASP STRAW. rnndiicled*hy Bev. Rodder of Bast-, Yankee Springs nnd in most In­ excursion* every week in March nnd stances with a large majority. Telephone stock. Interest Grove. Illgs. April to the richest farming country at once. Inquire of J. Ml Rent Win. E. Itowon of Augusta is in able quarterly. Not taxable. in the world. Write for information. or phone 323 B. 2-wl Mrs. Cleo RigbriHger relurnejl lo town on business. We am always For Hide—Two brood sows, m If. her home in Jackson last week af­ pleased to’sen Mr. Bowen who for ter a week's visit with her parents so many years resided in this neigh • limit Lewis Irvins. Route I. Mr. nnd Mra. Frank Oliver. bred, coming three years old. bvrhood. Frank A'^rdinc. 2 mi’esnorth and We would invito all who are in­ Mr. and Mrs. Dep Newton and 1ILI.xtrl.ln^ >M.i |..-r • 1.0 ll-M terested to meet al the school bouse tlo daughter of Hastings spent last Fo- Sato—Early seed potatoes < f mile Fast of Carlton Center.; ehs-t a gio.ni) per no. Jason Mrcn<ek i . ’ i< cnieK reed, si.u. next Sunday al 3 o'clock lo help or­ week with Mrs. Newton's parents, Hunt Bros. Phono 387 I long ' i CUiren# Phone 109 I long I short. 1-wk Molested tkh.lo. Elwnin. I ~ ' ------J -" Lake Odessa. tf; ganize n union Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Holes. short. This is not an auction G. safe?*«. TS„<i"‘ E Chidester j For sale—Some nice bright hay Phone 131 2 long 2 abort. E. F Nichols. ’ 2-wki . cow. coming fresh in June. H. It Kelley. Hickory Corners. P. O Cressey. Mich. 1-wk For Sale—New milch row. Mrs Mary Ryan. Phone 1M-1L-2S. IwiFor Sale—Brown mare 1 years .old wt. nbout ttoO. Broken sinele <r double. Bun-el Phillips. Phon294-3 rings. 2-wk For Sale—O. I. C. sow wilh 5 plg1830; One J. L Case separator, 3' x54 with wind slacker and belts In good running order, $50. Fran' Slocum, Route fl. tf For Rent—Suite of unfurni*h»-' rooms for liaht housekeeping Mrs. Troxel. Phone 148. 1-wk Waited—Informal ion a# to lhe addresa of lhe heirs of Edwin Bar low. who served in the Ifllh Mich loan Infantry. He diol nt Mnrtmn Barry County, almu' 190:1 and h-d two children. Leila and F.llm' 8mni| recovery ran prehnb'y 1> made. Address: Edwin W Spa'd ing. Pacific Building, Washiuato" For gale .Mare with foal from GralTinliler’s Percheron. Also colt 8 months old; also Elm. Ash. an-* Maple wood. Ben Taggart. mile east of 8hullz sial ion. 1-wk For sale nr Exchange fnr city prop I erly. 40 acre*, six miles west of flattings. BuiMinaa. fruit, well. fenced. Mrs. Hattie Hager. Hast­ : mgs, R. 2. if For tale—New milch cow and calf -Alto some nice bright hay. Phon’ •134-2 tong 2 short. E. F. Nichols . 2-wk* tor sale—Three nice yearling sow’ due May 1st 125 00 each. .Luth er Dryer.. Hastings. 3-wk« Wonted Eggs— I will pay a premium for 1000 cases of clean eggs. In .cleaning use damp cloth, do nol dip egg* in water. Gel our prices. Phono 55. Joseph Roger­ ; .. .____________ tf ForTteoot-^Two suites of hvhiu rooms. Jesse Townsend. t-wk black and Have rented my MYn.no- thM'1 horse# must be sold. Frank Chariton. Phone 207•Iftaga.-------_______________ t-wk h fcal House for small family. Stff E.. Mareiiall 81. Phone 570-J. Titry any time delivered io. <L <1. Kirchner. 8. S SSE WWEWVWWWWWWWMEWWmRMAARRRM French’s White Lily Flour The Product of Specialists This is a day of specializing. A “Jack of All Neither can a miller, even though he has the exper­ ience, which is absolutely neceasary, produce the Trades” can fill but a secondary place in this busy best flour, unless he has a mill equipped with every commercial life, we are having during this genera­ facility for making fine grade strong flour. , tion. If in no other way, we see the result of spec­ Having natural advantages, possessed by but ializing in the products that are being turned out very few mills in this country, we have left no stonfe these days. The man who has devoted his whole life unturned to make French’s White Lily Flour just to perfecting the one product he is asking the public as near PERFECT as the best mechanical equip­ to buy is rewarded by seeing his product sold easily ment money can buy, can make it in competition with those less perfectly made—and We have special patented machinery for remov­ this is not his only reward, he sees that there is a ing all cockle, broken kernels of grain, and foul stuff. "skill,” a “knack” wrapped up in his own product In ordinary brands of flour, a large portion of this that can never be found in the inferior product be­ foul stuff is ground up and becomes a part of the cause the producer had not spent all his days in the flour. art of perfecting his product We also clean and polish our wheat BETTER This is one of the-reasons why French’s White . than other mills do, having several different pro­ Lily Flour is selling so strong up and down the whole cesses that we put it through. And it would sur­ of this part of the state. It is a product made by prise anyone to see the amount of dirt and fuzz that specialists and from the best wheat that can be we. get off of wheat that you would think was per­ grown. fectly clean. All of this is done before the wheat In adlition to the experience required by the passes to the rolls. j specialist in the proper production of his article, >• We put our wheat through 17 sets of rolls, each ’* there is necessity for material equipment Men can­ set rolling the grain down finer and finer, and re­ not plow today with a crooked stick and compete moving any dirt or dust that might get in, in the with the man who uses tlje latest improved plow. process of manufacture. After passing through all these rolls the flour is sent through TWO very large “Sifters,” passing through very fine mesh silks in the operations. All of this insures a flour of the finest and most even granulation. That’s WHY French's White Lily Flourls BETTER. All of the “flour goodness” is taken from the grain, and it is reduced to the fin­ est and.MOST UNIFORM particles. It absorbs water and yeast evenly, bakes evenly and is AL­ WAYS THE SAME. You take any other brand of flour and look at it under a microscope. You will see that many of the partiefes are several times as large as others. It stands to reason that they will not absorb yeast or water as readily as the smaller particles. The flour varies. So will the bread into which such flour is made. ' Why not get a sack of French’s White Lily Flour, and a sack of any other flour claimed to be “just as good.” Make a batch of bread from each flour, put them in your oven right side by side, and bake them. You’ll see the difference. It’s because French’s White Lily Flour is made by specialists m flour making and under the latest improved methods. MIDDLEVILLE ROLLER MILLS MIDDLEVILLE R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor �THE HASTINGS BANNER *PKL 11914-20 PASTS. SPLENDID SH0WIN8 OF llial lull, more than 16 par cent, of I housework that I like. She de­ clared il wa* mouolonoiH In rise curly every morning and prepare breakfast, to gel. 3 R£?,st :wa days of every year. Dto house­ keeper is conllnml Within doora. hn* lo work more hours than 'people in other occupations, and when her day’s work is supposed l<> be done, site aits <lown to tin1 never-failing basket of mending turn darning. Mrs. Shctllcld deelar.d Hint •‘Housekeeping is our birthright, prose nt cd by our heavenly Father 10 every female or nearly every Qjn*." The work wns |d'-.n;uil. !«•- . cause it was done for loved one.*. 11 is a pleasure to prepnr. meat*, a pleasure lo repeat Imusrhold dulie*. Housekeeping is tho only work o| which we would not lire; club meetings ami even •rhiireh would become weiirisonn* if k<'|it iip day j after day. Mrs. Shellii,l'[_>H‘lan''d Hint “ladioa who ajw'v.-i -r.| in 1 sch'nce and tileralUHy coni" bark to the dear old housework with pleas­ ure," and quoted a* example* Mr*. RiMtseveli and Mrs. WiN-n. Mrs. Iliiyes spoke on the ii.^flivo side of lhe question. While she ad­ mitted that there -were htnnes where' housework was not monoto­ nous.'she asked her heniera tn try to put Ihcimtelyos in flare of the woman to whom it •roubb u<tt but prove wearisome!, she sjHike of the tens of thousands of maid*, each of whom wns considered but a ma­ chine to keep Hie hou.** going. A maid in a home wlwre Mrs. Haye* hail visited, one who had filled her­ self for her position by a study of domestic science, made th<* plea that sh<* was “so joncsnnie." Then there is lhe fanner's wife. Hie one who dos'-s not have modern con­ veniences and who is kept closely al home. Housekeeping is also mo­ notonous to tho wife of the unskill­ ed Inltoror. Mrs. Waterman answered sonic of the charge* made on Hie negative side of tho question. She said that when she tnugiit she,spent more hours on her work Ilian she nowdid on her housekc-'ping. The maid's loneliness was largely (ho fault of her mistress who was not a progressive hbusekoepcr. The judges decided that tlie af­ firmative had won by Iwo'iH.inl*. Before adjourning the chili -.hip. "Michigan. My Michigan," with Mrs. .Maywood al the piano. all money paid into il’« treasury! NEW EDA ASSOCIATION shall be usetl for expenses. No , WOMEN’S CLUB enormous sundus is accumulated now" as lias been done by some Grand Rapids Company Far Sur­ companies in days gone by. A re­■ The club met in tho Cily Hall. passes AH Fraternal (kmipunlcs serve fund, prepared to mwl noc.es-• ,April 3rdrnnd the moding was callsary demands is always at hand hutI ।ed lo order by the president. Mrs. In fnsurtnee Written In State .Jessie Woodmansee. Tlie attend­ ' “A new day is breaking, a day of no more. Now, a won! about tho invest-. 1auro was small. univonml brotherhood. You can see During-Ihe business .session Mrs. moiitN of this company. They hove> tho glint of its earliest rays upon । n system of Investing insurance Pancoast announced a suffrage the mountain tops, , convention to lie field in Kalamazoo. •'Nln<'f«on hundred yeal-s ago the money that can. bo found in no. 1April 22ml, 23rd. Mr*. Burton reworld was enshrouded in all ju*r- other place in the world. Tho re­। ported for the lecture eourM com­ \ailing nelllshnes.*, and even religion servo funiis of Iho New Era are. Imiller concerning the entrrtain1 wns furrowed down to nation, tribe placed as deposits with reputable. incut to lie furnished by the lecture ' or ftunily. Like lightning athwart banks which institutions are aecur-. bureau. While lhe exact date could n darkened sky. the word went forth etl by surety organizations. Cortif- 1 lie given. May ttlh was under •All ye nre Brothers,' and since tlial lento* of de|M)sit are issued bearing:. 1not consideration. The pictures to be time Iho gospel of human hrolher- the three, nnd one half percent in-। 1shown an1 to be of the PannmtitoresL which these banks pay — a • ' hood has made ils way, mon* and Parillc Exposilibn. of the Grand 1 more into human affairs. It lias re­ rate t|int is thoroughly consistent Canon, and of Yellowstone Park. claimed the world, unfit religion, with good banking. This Is a low I 1 Mrs. Ailuir Was elected In active education, charily* and social life rale as compared with the six or, Mra. ‘ ‘ ' i. Tho eight percent offered on mortgages, memberamp ..... name uf Mrs. are under its sway. Politics and nuir.iiuu Wiij. prorimod fiii " aterman was for S.ilVC active husineM however, are yet unron-, real estate, elc, but il is sure and I metpl»ors|i|n amt. will will, Ilie | inomliership,( and m* voted on iiuered; their creed, Hu* survival of absolutely safe. Much more could l«- .ahi In I ’*,'hf unriwrtliut Th^mnller nt the strong on the ruins of tho weak, next was — of Illi. rnn>|,.nx In 1........ 1»I-1' ’au1lecture "'""’, coursn fnr "f ’l year »»• nnd they have yet to feel the benign nrul vole taken showed Lr of it's growth it's snlendid nor- discussed. A vote inlluonco of the coming ilay. lo themXi Io of the slate il> Uial ll"’ "‘ajorily of. those present -A “We, of the New Era, havo band­ work in educating the public mind i Jj'X’Lr0ll,l’,ui"R ,l»> oil ourselves together in a larger to the advantage of majority-rule' ,no1 T* "a" ■"’®'J' ?!*'*. fn,rr,pll J!,I’n.1 hope for humanity, and desire to do insurance supervision and manageI t’ our part, in however humldo a sfa-i numt The New Fra hn-- n snecial appointed Mrs. a. GoodTi S W,President «".! Mr., MrOmher th. tmn, to hasten lhe day of uni ven'll! 5 "-HlXnl 7n justice, when human love shall bind HANNER which will, be of interest ?,fa ^Wtn’u? together ail lhe people* of the earth lo tho readers of Hds paper. school in •h’’ forming tho World's New Era. the _____________ 1 ivanco of Audiilion and Arbor Days. rmisummatloii of the great hope of I Aner iiitcnnission. roll rail was Eastcr Sunday on IIoxHiiqn Circuit. j responded tn by current events all the years." As proviounly announced an First on the program Mrs. Fuller The above quotation Is tho pre­ amble of lhe constitution of lhe Easter service is to be hold at each pearl an article on Hie new Stand­ New Em Assoolation of (lyaUt! Rat»- 1nf the' npimintments on tho circuit. ard Dictionary. H'cenlly published hildressos will be given by Funk A Wagnalls. Tin* single iih. Mich. With the establishing of Appropriate . this company, a new epoch was Iby Hie pastor al the Marlin, Quim­ volume isxttv contains 3,(>oO pagi** launched in life insurance in Michi- Iby. nnd Honderslinll appointment* and gives t50.pno living vocabulary .......... .............. terms. It follows „„.......... the issue —... nJ „. sev.­ gnn. Built upon the sentiments iat the usual houra-of service. .Mr. M. L. Cook will deliver an od-i oral years ago in giving definitions expressed in the aliove preamble, and conducted onward nnd upward 'dress al the Yeckley school house (first and etymology last. About tbniugirtho labyrinth of unknown ।al 2-M) l». m., arid Prof. Wallneu at 32,000 senle'nces are minted to lllu*. nf -----word*, *- -and' nnd unforseen obstacles, deeding all Ithc Hulland M. E. church. 3:00 p. Irate right meaning Al the Welcome churt'll, under |I every one of these quotations is questions always in favor of "jus- m. ' dimclioif'of Mrs. Gorhaiq, a credited " tn its source, not only the lire lo man,” the present standing tho I of the company nnd Hie record It >splendid program is in course of title nf the hook being given but Ims made during it's life Is an on- Ipreparation nnd will be rendered by also the page from which the quo­ tation is taken. Hundreds of now viable one. Ilhe school. The offerng al each place will be words nre to he found. The hook is The Now F.ra Association is nd;rided success. The New Em writes in 1 tho interest nf the foreign inis- beautifully illustrated, and presents life insufanco. It is writing more 'sionary work and will lie placet! a fine appearance. The remainder of Hie session was and more every year. Il is paying Jlo the (jredit of tlie fohools. Wo anticipating a large gathering given up to a debate—Unsolved that largo amounts in benefits annually are j anil ha* achieved a reputation sec- al • each of these points and believe Housekeeping is Iu*** Monotonous lhe servers will be ofunOsual inThan Most Occupation*. Mrs. Wa­ ond In none, nnd stand* nt the top terman nnd Mrs. Shedleld spoke for of the list of institution* which 1 Richard K. Yost. (he nllirmalive. Mrs. Huffman and have wnn aij assured auecoKS. And Mrs. Hayes for lhe negative. The the l-enson for all this progress has Board of Education Meets. president appointed ns judges Mrs. been solely nnd purely the fact Hint the New Era lias |>oen built on Special meeting Board of Educa­ Holbrook and Mrs. McOniber. right principles and right idea-*. Ition. Bastings, March 28. lOii. Pre*? Mrs. Waterman's opening was ent Ketcham. Edger, Chase. Bron- most effective. She began by a The first month of the current" Conducted by M. A. Ve-ler. year they wrote of I। son and Shullora. *’ 73o.o<«» dollars <>■ I..11.11, of HI.. ­ coivddcrntion the worker'ss .inl alliThis department will endeavor to new business' and '* ~ ’ —* * of। * ** ----- ‘ *by " tEdger, ’ *“ month Moved supported by hide towards his task. Always it publish only such matters as will ... proceed by ballot I March the now v business L....... exceeded Bronson,,Hint we proceed by ballot I changes when he conies to realize lie for the interest of the Grange in 1800,000. At that rale the work for to elect a superintendent. Carried. that his individual work is of-real Barry County and lhe riiipmunity Ay<-s-All. Iho year would amount lo over importance. Long housekeeping Ballot was then taken. Whole was looked upon as drudgery; a al large. #8,000,iXkl. This puts Hie New Era Barry, Calhoun and Eaton County In a class by itself in Michigan. It number of voles cast, 5; necossary few years ago lhe mother of a home Pomona Granges wilt hold a big lor choice, 3. Mr. F. E. Ellsworth lo«ik upon herrelf all the work, nnd is in the gf.OfsuXN) class ax regard* for rally ami picnic al Cbuih'Ue. Satur­ ---- \ Mr. J, E. R. l>drrla 1. Mr. .amounts paid to txTii'nciarlus audj rereivwl her -daughters prided themselves ' day. June 13th. ffMf.Twry nnd hn* passed the 22.000 membership। Ellsworth was declared elected, upon having no knowledge of il. Caltioun will furtiish lhe literary i J.'Jin further business appearing Now all women are exiwcted to mark. “ f-rt! .................... program, ami Eaton will pul on a One of the predominant fealurea lhe board adjourned know how to rare for a house, nnd big agricultural parade and furnisli Wm. rL. “ Shultcrs. Sec’y. upon which tho Now Era Is con- | u housekeepers put forth every effort coffee for Hit* picnic dinner at lhe ducted and which has carried il up, lo keep abreast of tho times. This HOPE ('.ENTER. the mountainside beyond all other। renders I lie work less monotonous. Charlotte fair ground*. Castleton township ha* n new I similar institutions, is it's policy of‘ Mrs. Nick Acker left Thursday Housework should not lie confused rtiajority-rule. Tlie New Era is for nn extended visit with lief sister with housekeeping. Housework grange with -sixty four charter. based on lhe principle* of initiative, nnd other relntv«*s at Lansing. deals alone with material thing*, the members. A hearty welcome l>>| Mrs. (>. Acker and Mrs. John Ack­ other with human. Drudgery and these new member* from, every I referendum nnd recall applied in full to life insurance a.* nn institu­ er were in Hastings Tuesday. They monotony are attributes of all work Barry County Grange. We want items of interest from tion. called on Mrs. 0. Acker's brother, in which no progress is made. Tlie The rates in this company have Mr. Kline and wife while there. housekeeping of our grandmothers I every grange in the county. Tim; been determined entirely by a care­ Mr. .1. Hammond and daughter, was monotonous; they did not have lecturers will help this department I ful study of the life of man and the Mae of Shultz spent Monday with our advantages. We are aided by by sending in- their iitcr.u-y pro­ value of insurance to him per year. Ray Hammond's. pure-food laws. Domestic-science grams early. They were based on the actual ex­ M. and Mrs. E. Cook and daugh­ classes have taught us food values Fruit Tree Sprayinp. perience of .four loading life in­ ter. Alice and Ethel of Shelbyville and enabled us to prepare wellAll fruit tree* should bo .sprayed I surance companies, covering nn ex- s|M*nl . / Wednesday with Hay Ham­ baliuuwd meals. al this season. not wail; this tended lime, which hxpenenra 11 mond*. The speaker next considered tho Ural spraying will «lo more to check valuable in assisting lo determine housekeeper's outside environ- the ravages of scale diseases than Fur Kcawn Partially Clmr*. the actual cost Tor insurance on Hie iiinnts. She must know that her any other time of Hie year. Use a life of a man of giveii-age. It is The M*a.<M>n for catching fnink, waler and milk supplies are pure, good IiiukI or power sprayer amt with this convincing force behind :skunk, coon and fox closed on 1'ues- mat cmne from na apply one gallon of commercial that Her her groceries .come day. April I. Trap|H*ra bail f»oori dealer who protects'his slock from i>n»es it's charges and determine.! luck in seeking these animals this flies. No occupation has liven so lime and sulphur in eight gallon* Of it’s methods <>f calculating insur- season and few pells were marketed revolutionized as housekeeping. In water. This will • Ifoclually de­ niice cost*. Insurance I* written here. The season for catching proof of this last statement the stroy San Jose scale, the mostl dead­ ly of all tree diseases. This strong h.r man r.nd wormin between lhe muskrats closes on April 15.' I many and excellent household jour­ solution must be applied before the ages of 17 and 55 emir-M*. ,, —---- ;------------777 , •«*!• >•<•» available wore referred to. I leaves start. Aller Hie leaves ap­ The constitution and by-laws of !f you buy druos of. Mulholland Mra. Huffman began by saying. pear lhe mixture should never Is* the organization have determined Iliere will be no reorcts.—Adv. “There is not a single feature of [stronger than I I" 35, that is. one gallon of lime amt sulphur lo thir­ ty-live gallons of water. Lime nnd sulphur is lhe only so­ lution that will de-troy the scale diseases. The scale* which arc jusl appearing nt "tir county are San Jose. Marry nnd oyster, shell scales. San Jose and scurvy scale work on the smaller branchea ami kill the trees from lhe tips inward toward the center, l he oyster shell works on the trunks and .large branches and is slower in its opera­ tion. L'nlewt these scale disease*- arc checked in a very, few years we will see (he last of our nppns trees. Our I, the general house cleaning time. Then it is that we scrub, clean the wall advice is; to not wail to pniiie: spray first arid prune afterward; paper, paint and varnish. Notice our prices on these necessary cleansers: and if you can do only one of these spray by all menus. All shrubs and ex.-ry kind of fruit Climax Wall Paper Cleaner, per can 9c bearing vine and tree will be great­ ly bcnentlcd by -praying, with the Old Dutch Cleanser, per can 9c 1-8 solution of lune and sulphur Black Silk Stove Polish, per can 9c al (his time. Wo are compiling a spraying 7 Bars Swift’s White Laundry Soap 25c calendar which will Iw published irt Iho near future. This will give full House Paint, per can ,_______________________ 10c Instructions fnr fruit Ree spraying Aluminum Paint, per can_ 10c for the season. PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO 11. E^aster Styles When Spring Smiles All the world’s a smiling. Winter’s Dead. Spring’s here in Gladsome Colorings. It’s time to cast off the “Snow” Garments—time to go forth attired in brighter, cooler, apparel. •»-. Come in and see what the fashion world dictates, in neckwear, shirts, hats, hosiery and shoes as well as clothes, are the correct styles for sunshine days. As for Spring Clothing your critical eye will of course select. CAPPS CLOTHES 100 per cent Pure Wool tailored in correct conservative fashion for men. Smartly, fastidiously created for young men. Quality Goods—Economy Prices Greet Easter in Capps Clothes Grange Department SPRING Jap-a-Lac Paint, per can V4 Pint can Buckeye Carriage Paint 1 1 1 1 10c 22c Pint can Buckeye Carriage Paint.' 44c Quart can Buckeye Carriage Paint___ 88c Quart can Buckeye Interior Varnish ________ 50c Gallon can Buckeye Interior Varnish$2.00 We guarantee our Paints and Varnishes. NEW YORK STORE Hastings, Mich.' Gronoc ,P.n Hirams. Hastings No. 50. Monday evening April 13, 191L Song—Page 15tt. Recitation—Les i Payne. "What-fo .Our Progress?”—! In Goverarnenl Reforms—Judge Mack. 2 In Cure ami Training of Children —Mrs. £ora Ketchum. 3 Toward Cooperation—F. It. Pancoast. Charade—J'rann-s Otis and others. Bong—Page 137. . , • Recitation—Philo Otis. , "What Is Meant By Scientific Management?—W. H. Shante. Household suggestions for* Spring —Mra. Edna Payee. A. A. Eggleston, of Grand Rapids, was shaking hands with bia Has­ tings friends on Saturday. Grant H. Otis 8 Co. •. ie 74 L Hastings, Mich. Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. [ J ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ Election is Over ♦ * ♦ * . ♦ * The Dutch Grocery is still here and with it there is a good fresh supply of canned goods, fruits and vegetables. Just give us a trial order of groceries and we will convince you that our prices 'are right and the quality of goods beyond question. J t ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ WUNDERLICH GROCERY PHONE 83 Jefferson Street •’y' • 4 Deliveries Daily Hastings, Mich. J ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« TRY A BANNER WANT AD—THEY BRING RESULTS 3 A Clean Shirt Now and Then Is Relished by the Best of Men That isn’t all—if there is any one thing more than an­ other that contributes to a man’s inefficiency it’s wear­ ing soiled linen. No man can afford to thus impair his usefulness whenf we can do his laundering at so small a cost. Everybody dreads doing business with a man who wears a dirty shirt and soiled collar. Keep your clothes fresh laundered. Phone and we will call for your work and deliver it when finished. “We Wash Everything Every Other Day” m American Steam Laundry • Shulters Brothers, Proprietors Phone 243 Haitinga- �tiii: HCtirS' Obituary poetry and raiolutlona. tc a Una. Obltuarlea of 20 llnM or leu will b« publlihed tree: 5 ennta pur Uno charg__ .. >■.- «n Ii,.... irnn.». mi insiixcg Eifitii ,\i. Hedges, llrnngrtilie Alber! Chaffee. Hastings.... Mae Messiicar.. Hostings Special for Saturday only Fancy Glass Buttons 10 cents per card A Japanned Foot Tub size 15x11x5 for 10c Sec our iii Try our 19c novelties; th dan. 40 a. sec. 2.1. Carlton. * Chas. II. Williams lo Ht<m II. Ben­ ham. Parcel, sec.'21. Hope. sl.0o. Thus. W. Silr<M-k I- Jos. W. Sjlcock, lol Woodland. $IJM. paints, cliildruii. they cans will of mixed save you money. Our vai-nisiies are of excell­ arrlv»a,TlfV’T t|U.rt ent quality, per can.................10c Curtain material ot. all kind^-. Flowors and Our display in now al its best, what you want and all for per yard”.............. Wc Easter bonnet. Brass curtain rods. oil. sixes Lacen and ribbons Just for Lhe new embroideries beautiful pattern*. and all prices. Something new in shelf paper, Fresh inuus action, extended a most cordial invitation to republicans who voted for Hnoscvelt and the progressive parly nominees in BH2. to roturn to their former political affiliation, assuring them that if they did so. they would be accorded the same treatment and consideration by the ropuhlicaus of Michigan as if they byd always romainvd with their parly. We Iwlieve Hint in Ibis matter the committee represent the, desire and Hie spirit of prarticnfly everj- republican in Michigan. To many republicans tn 1012- their did not seem any syiy of rebuking the arrogant stand-pal element, who hud gained coiilrol of the republican party machinery, and had forced the nomination of a candidate for the pfMideucy who was not acceptable lo the rank and tile, except by voting the progri-dve ticket. If Hie republican parly stiall place any olislacl.-s in the way of lhe return uf any and ail such, on an equal footing with thus** who remained with the parly in 1912, the parly will ihovv that it is slui.iilly foolish, nnd wilt not deserve to win. For parlies are but inslrumeiiis for recording lh» majority will. And any one who feel* that his irOrty fails to «lo that must be conceded Hie right to withhold hi* support. If that proposition is cmireditd. together with Hie evident fuel in |1H2 that the rank and'11b* of lhe republican party did not desire lhe nom­ ination of I’resid- ut Taft, then Ho-re is every reason why the re- bark every republican Who left it in 1912, and as«ure him Hint histatus in the parly had ndt hem ini|>ain*d. l or il ought to |>« •rix-ognixed that the lepuhliran party *I'hh| in iirml of just micIi ; lesson as j( received nt the hands of I' ’ * "u ' two years ago; and if its leaders hnvi by that lesson, thwinirty and the count... .... Tin- unfortunate thing about the division in republican ranks forced by (he reactionarir* wns that* it put a minority President in the While. H'*ii«*-. and that the country Will suffer from the industrial depression catroil by the ••luriff-for-rovmmj” policy of the party tlinf is now in power. Both the republican nnd pro­ gressive parties declared for a protective tariff, and are now quite agreed on otlu-r inalter*. Therefore arriving at a basis for getting together nnd pinling an united front to the tqriff-forrovenue party is very timely Indeed. 'Flu- selection of delegates to the May convention is an in*portant mailer Unit ought to b<> well considered. If. us the stale central committee voted, it is desired t< harmonious and united fiction by nil Hie mitlee. and would.In- sho< confidence and pood will ... — they fell, it ncased i«L-49ht-4«r-4w* ros»*»n*tvi- -hi majority of its own members. conies tn select Irik candidates1 .... -.... fall, there shniild he not only u<« discrimination ogninst th" fnr reasons already stated left the party twn.years ago. hl should he given fmr representation in tin- awarding of n Just Because A Photograph Has The BRUBAKER QUALITY is no sign that the price is beyond your reach. W make photos at $2, $2.50, $3, $4, $5 and $6 per doz. that have that quality. Brubaker and Howe Hastings, Mich. Hope. IIXX). Waller .1. Beach t«» Adam C. Bul­ ler. (12 n. see. 15. Johnstown. ^i.giNt. Jennie B. Vaughan to Kill D.Kim­ berly. Parcel. Assyria, *5<»i. ■ Jacob H. Millwurn I- Carl A. KnlckeHiOcker. h»i a. -m-c. I*. Carlton. per caii ......................................... Sc Enamel paint, per can ....10c per ptii-lipge................. Decorated shelf 5c paper, per package ......................... ..10c A fine line of ladies', men's end children's umbrellas. Watch For Our Specials Phone 79 SPRING BROOK. ’'YOUR OWN 0RUB8UT Tho Ladies Aid which was held UCU THIS STATEMENT nt Mrs. Guy Honeysett's lust week Petition for determining heirs filed. Hearing April 27th. Estate of Michael S. Itnfjjih. an in­ competent person. petition fur Petition for appmiitimr adm. *l»<mis non tiled. Hearing May Ini. Estate of Surah I' " " deed. Petition for lie real estate nt privati Hearing May 4th. Estate of Archie Fel competent person. An . U....11 rUl.tlliliUl Durkee and daughter were guests of Mr. mid Mrs. Henry Schaibly of WtrsU Woodland Thursday. ' . Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brush an* vhu-l it mg the hitter's brother. Ih-nry.. They will soon move to Chicago. Mrs. il. M. Hoot and daughter of’ Fuller ami family part of last week. Henry Bagla is quite sick with TON TOW.NLI.NE, erysipeln*. Dr. McIntyre is lhe at­ oy<T Jordan’of Coats Grove call­ tending physician. in J. .1. Barnum. Sunday. ~Ralph Bulling of Woodland spent -cd Connor spent Sunday in last week with his gamiparents, Mr. uml Mrs. Georgw Fuller. Mrs. I.. .Townsend accompanied Clara her grmiddauuhler. Miss Audra Stamm mid Nelli- i'..io!ey of II. Decker, to Belding Tuesday. Mi«* ings spent soiida' it E. J.Hump’ -flecker was one of the partirlpnnl* ClareiK*' \ .hr Pat I ep^'and \ in the Oratorical contest Tue»da> If you only knew as much ns w« Miss Ida Gay has returned and l how who have used them do Planvvell after spending a few d about Rexall Orderlies, you would al N..B; Beers. "ftitiCihiy ’ Honryscll spent one! enthusiastic about reconiday of last wi-ek with her mother; mending lliem a» Tbry and two sisters of Plainwell. >“»le JUBl. ca Mrs. H. Bingham nm(. daughter easily nnd nleasau that taking Kitlie wriro’in KuInmaMio, one day them is a-plcamire. hut week. । Rexall Orderlies have a splendid Mrs. N. H. Beers went to tlie hos-] Ionic, cleansing and strengthening piial last week to see her aunt, who; effect upoif the bowels. They help is seriously ill. free tho system and keep il free Leslie and Harley Haskins. spent 1 from lhe ailments that result from Sunday al Hie home of. Charles Urregulnr.or inactive isiwels. They Briuntill of East Cooper. J do this qubdly without griping. llios.1- irom '.lossy WHO aiienueo ■ nausea, purging or excessive loosethe laidies Aid were Mr. and Mrs. nos*. In a short time they usually Charles Honeysett Mrs W. S. White, । maki* unncceMary Hie continued Mr*. C. D. Reynolds mid Mrs. N. use of physics. We don't ask you Burlier. to lake our word for this. We want Chris Strong who is working in I you to make us prove It. and at no Allegan spent.Sunday with ids wife* cost to you. and rhildreii al the home of Mr., Buy a box of Rextill Orderlies. If ; not thoroughly satislled. tell us. and Mrs. I-. ............................................... Biifgliam and Miss Lou- j we will ret uni your money without clla Hicks were in Plainwell, Fri­ । nrnwknc puckvd Un taMps; Rexall ’ Ordiwllifs | only al Tlie Rexall Stores, and in n In Austin Lhingston and this town only of us.—Cuneth & April l.o. son. 1 m-».i.t««—*.»« I In, 'I'linnin. ......... relumed home ----------------------------Sunday after snendng a week with | —BANNER WANT ADV'S. PAY. her brother Claud and family, of _ Martha Smith of Woodland has p Beware of Ointments for, ' n «»>Mli:iu >n *. Will Smith with her house work. *' Catarrh That Contain Mercury mercury will mirttr dsatroy the **n«o Carlton Andrrsuu of Curksville, as ot arocll and completely ijeranip tho FOR ALL FORMS OF spent Sunday with Alton Smith. Sbote »y»Um when entering It through o mucoua eurfacea. Buch artlcku el.nul.l Henry Norcult and wife were in never Eslaleof George Mel Jill Iley, dec'd Spring Laxative mid Blood Cleanser. bo used except on prrecripUona Don't be skeptical about RHEUMA, the Grand Rapids from Saturday until from rrwuUblo phyeleiarw. ge the damagn pelilion for Probate of will tiled. I'hi'h out the accumulated waste modern enemy nf Rlieu.-natism, Lumbago, Monday. ■ they wm do U tea told to <be good yo« Hearing April 24|h. Sciatica. Arthritis, Gout Chronic Neural­ E*lale of Julia Ami Ford, dec'd. gia. or Kidney Disease. Alter taking a few GUYS CORNERS. Petition for appotnUng adm. tiled do.-cs you will know that the puiionom .s Olive Itobarl of Hastings is1 Uric Acid is leaving lhe system. ling tin- week-will* her sister, "For six years 1 was practically a crinpla Catarrh Cum ba • „ .....Wm. Guy. -j K. Grecn-' ■Master Harold WiMwInrd of Nash­ *— ------‘ with his Mrs. Dell “ The first thing that confronts one when they start out to become a home owner is the matter of paying for it. The dealer who wants to sell asks “How much can you pay dow Here is where it is easy to sec the need of some fdrfti of systematic saving if one ever expects to own a home—or any thing else, for that matter. You can’t own if you haven’t the money to*buy with. It’s here where we can be of value to you. us help you save that “first payment” down. IV is the Spring time" now and no better time ever was than this present time for you to begin a savings ac­ count that will mean a home of your own before astm Electric Wall Puffbr cleaner, |M>und . Munday, RHEUMA RHEUMATISM SSgy.VS’-l.^ many years and maybe when another spring time comes you will own your home and have the pleasure of planning it just as you like. We pay 3 Pfcr Cent Interest on Savings Accounts, compounded semi-annually. We offer to you the conveniences and aid of this bank, and pay you a BETTER rate of interest than the government does on its bonds, and at the same time give your savings just as great security. Every dollar deposited in this bank is not only backed by’our $125,000 capital and surplus, but by the ipore than $700,000 resources of this Bank. The Bank That Does Things For You Hastings, Michigan �THE H WTINCS B INNER. APRILJ), JM< BABYCHICKS NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Agent for Cyphers' Incubators and Brooders. conskhltoks FACT! HJIVW NORTHEAST CASTLETON. -s. Henry o that is rw^ mg her : Aflftr im«*ni roning mul al Nashville, Mis* D. Hagerman re-1 other relatives, turned home Tufi*d.iy to -pend th<Mr. arid Mr«. Will Bass ami fam-1 season. ily, Mr. amt Mrs. Peter Bass and Jesse Dancer sold hr* logs m the1 familv. Mr*. Arch Graves of Stony. Morgan mill yard to the French point. Mr. and Mrs. Hurley. Mr*.! iamdu-r Co., of IWHlc Greek. Tho! Sophia Graves mul Mrs. Alta Bas* latter company has part ..f their!of Grand Rapids spent Wednesday', mill on the ground to ,|» Hie saw- with Mr. mid .Mrs. Peter lints., . *nf» ,, • . .I, , . , I Marion Alorton' of Mount Pleas-1 Preaching .at di- < hrn-. h next; nn( u,,, fon, .,arl n£jhc week Sumlay morning •> pa-b.r. w|ih relative* al this pl5cc. . ।'^i.|i‘r iroiT retiirmst itrXvi M,> M»en the lai-; spent a few days wit\ Wilcox ”"‘1 ll , . .. ’. ... i and family. ',rs- ‘-lark 'Idmnrsh of Nashville \ Judging from Ih” crowd ami |lie|.and Mrs. Waller Shei.l mul son bidding one would think lhat Eno*I Rudolph nf Grand Rapid* -pent Wfillon w*« highly pleased with the| Tue^lay and Whdnesdny with Mr. BANNER’S* incthful <.f- advertising! “nd Mrs. Eh’rton. Tills deportment L« Intended to * auction sales. Orval Mater and Jack Downing ir,ZL,T7------- ' Saturday while helping Frank spent the last of the w>rk in Dere PoU* buzz wood J. W. iby.,,, met trs.it mul Ann Arlwr. <iw «ubj«x* diey doUro explained. wilh quile *,htou-ar. |.. .me Mra. Brownof Detroit is | of his thumbs. He' imuhllM.i’ lest spending her vacation with he. his whole hand hadjert^a fellow I parents Mr. ami Mrs.F. Brown. week mul we expect ........... sec all ■ Sunda> 'lt |O 11___________ the II R. business transferred tn the new quarters. I Leon I'luinh, Wpl. -f th” Cm. cord whools Ims been ‘•pending his spring vacation with hi* cousin. Chas. Day and wfe. John Higdon carl ied the mail last I Rates for /Advertising in this Column are 1 cent per word Tuesday mid Wednesday wlille lhe carrier was enlertaniug the grippe. | each week and no adv. Mrs. Geo. C. Ulffdmi ha* been off] will be run for less than IS Idiily al (ho post nlilce f..r several! cents. [days on account of sicknes*. Mrs. Wm. Shoup wa* quite sick . .. , , ... the wlmle nr la»< w ' b,SlMlr < n.nh Bljrk »n,l United Light and Railways Co Howe Snow Corrlea and Bertles Mlchlcan Trust Bldg. Our ability to please our trade with our Foods is the basis of our success. Do not lose sight of lhe fact, became it is all important to you. We neVer do forget it. No. 2 tin* Pride of Plymouth Sweet Pen, per dor. No. 2 tins Red Kidney Beans, per can------ ------------ —--No. 3 tint Richelieu Can Spinach, pet can__________ l*prc Tomato Catsup without a preaerrative per bottle.. Genuine Whole Codfish, per lb. ................_ Gold Medal Flour, per sack...", •> lbs. Rolled Oats for Veal Loaf, delit i .u» for sandwiches, per can .. A Good Grade Coffee, Our Special, per lb Argo Starch •'• packages for----- ,........ . -------Rvaporalet* Cranberries, per package ....'------------ Money From CapntLS. ' •2*c Every farmer should have capons to sell; yol. wo ilnd Hint only a small pnrcenlnge have them, .al­ though they may have any num­ Phons 385 Hastings, Mich. ber of roosters to sell nl ordinary 2O« CORNER PARK AND WAI..NUT STS. market prices. Turn this surplus ...aic into profit. Capons have brought . 10c more dollars into the pockets of ...20c men who raise chickens Hinn any 20 lbs. H. & K. Granulated Sugar, for--------.$100 other end of the meat supply busi­ ness. nnd they nre a lielter invest­ Fresh Ixttucc, Radishes, Green Onions. ■ ment than any other side, save tho production of eggs. So take care of The your roosters properly this year. I>* . One of the accrete of having GOOD MEATS to offer the . l.iirun Hli.i.Ie l.lmi.l O,..L Phones not allow umy more dollars to roll Grocers Chile ia In the Baying. There are all aorta of cattle to be away from you. ' At a meeting of our «. Imol board light, for instance, at ail sorts of prices. It ia possible to $3Jk) per too. from pure bred The problem -to be solved in last Wednesday ev.nirtg, Mi«s IJ1buy Scrawny Beef at low prices, and to sell it comparatively stock. Henry Smith, Drat house | keeping poultry is how can we host linn Mead was hlr.-i tench our cheap. But it will be tough, will have more waste, and not east of Car Seal factory. Phone , dispose of the meat so that we shall school another yrnr. | IKM R. be so nourishing. The Beat Beef Costs More, and ia Worth K ALAMO. Uplifting Drama. If More. At thia market you get the beet our money can buy be able to make up for lhe fowls Miss Gladys Northrup returned| _______________ __________________ | Derve Gearhart was called to It ought not to be very difficult to in thia county. We decline to boy inferior animals at any that arc a demi weight upon out tn Vermontville li!o after a jFor Sale—Yearling Bronze Jockeys, Sunlleld Saturday to visit his Kite. We can always assure you First Class Meats, at feed lull? Capons is the answer. week's visit with li-r schoolmates| one gobbler, two hens. Alice bort her who was quite seriously files.—Christian Register. RASONABLH FRICKS.. And iho way in which wo answer ahd her cousin, Fern l ox Grant, Woodland, Mich. if burl by a span of colls. this question will decide for fail­ Miss Trynhcna D>-!ong returned| ----------ure or..8ucccss willi poultry. ________ home last Tuesday alter spending For Salt -S. (!. Mottled Ancona eggs - -------the winter in Hastings. 'for — 'hatching. $1.00 for tr>,. $5.is) • ' N<» Profit in helling Friers. per inn. Inquire of Mrs. Alvah D.i Hastiais, Midi. Tho host of chicken men will loll SOI TH CASTLETON \M> Miller. Plrono 311, Woodland. you that they have half as many MAPLE GROVE! It don’t make any difference what time of day you cockerels as pullets. This being cockerels. true, if we desire 200 pullets we Paul Walls and Orval Wells For Sale—Buff Boek come to us, we will get you what you want to eat, Phone Gilbert Scott, rings.' are obliged tn Iralch 400 chicks. It spent Tuesday with th’-ir uncle al will take just ns much equipment Lacey. if it is in the city. tn care Inr and ns much lime mid Sterling- Deler, Gh-n and Forest For Sale—Eggs from I In* famous money investment, to raise these Smith attended the young .tneiTs SILVER PLATING Pl ATINC. SILVER Youngs strain S C. While l.egsurplus cockehds ns it would the meeting at the* b| era hoiUffi at same number of pullets. We shall, Nashville. Sunday. . POLISH therefore, desire lo get the most Just during the past few days we have begun ser­ from them. summB Wo ipay rush (hem lo (ho meat al -Yashvillo., '—Set tings of duck eggs. ving fresh seasonable fruits. When you are hungry, market just n« soon as they weigh •.Ur..nml Mrs. Jiunc- Hnjrnnn of 131-2 long 3 short.’ E. F. The Imported Royal Belgian Rial­ from <uie Iu tun (founds, and sell Biifftdo. N. Ym wrf” Uh’ guest* of come and see us. th$m Tor friers. Rut (here are .Mrs. McBeth W.-dnod.fy. They lion is 5 years old. is bay in color, thousands of other men doing (his came to sec the former's daughter, j Hom* Comb Mol l ied Anemias—Why stands 1G.hands mid 3 Inches high same lijin^ so lei us ho practical little Irene Hannon. not get wiir full blood slock. the and do something differonl. amt get .. lu-sl of layers anil beautiful bints. Mr. „„„ and ......................... Mrs. .1. 1 Sm.illi ami weighs HM) pounds, in growing our pay for doing it. Selling cock-1 daughter. l-ln«sy spent sev< I condition. He has a heavy Imne crels fnr friers is selling tor less last week al Grand Jlapids. any place in first zone. Joo 4V. | IN HOONAN'S CIGAR. STOKE, Mrs. Fred Park-allended the W. Hoase. Woodland. Mich., Route1 Joftarson Street Hastings, Mich. and is well muscled. Bo I* abso­ than cost of production, any way you figure it. Young cockerels will IL M. S. nt Nashville. Friday. Miss lutely sound nnd free' from vice. average. 25 cents a head, ami w< 1 Mabel Parks spent Friday nfler' gel' $50 for 200 “““ hood, This noon with Huth bird of Nashville. He will make the season at lhe I wonld will altoiil cover llm entire cost of Ned Birks mid ->-n Verne of Kalaproduction, throwing your tune in mo were at Mr. Wnjts Friday for U-Kan-Platc is ■ liquid clean­ fair grounds in Haslnigs for a lim­ gratis. er, polish and silver plating com­ ited number of good marcs. But selling these same 200 cock­ bined. Plates on brass, copper, Terms $20 for a standing coll. erels ai capons we will receive Cl. 44 IIILIK nickle, silver or aluminum. We Mares bred at owners risk. >Cen eight linn’s as much money, or Homer Ingram nf Hustings was about $100 jusl $350 more than want you to see how it works. A man said to me the other day friers sell fnr n few months earlier See demonstration in window, "ar""«'*"'•’■>nr'».e held f<.r Poland. in the season. Add Hits lo the "I buy all my cigars and tobaccos here now Charley M.i<-D<>nntd of Grand I next Friday and Saturday. profit of the farm pens ami tlie an­ Rapids spent Sunday al W. E. De-1 I said, “that sounds good to me, why?” nual income will lie surprising; it Got in's. will he a profitable proposition. Our* high school sludonls Hose He said, "because I can always get what I want and it is always fresh and moist Curley ami Wallace MacDonald North Side Pharmacy Caponlzlnu Easy. We hear similar remarks in regard to our stock and store almost every day Cnponizing is a very easy task.' It lion. • Hastings, Mich. George Poland lost a horse Inst is best to perform lhe operation on there is truth in it because we do HAVE THE GOODS and we do KEEP two or three dead hinM al first, We hope Iho spring election willj OUR STOCK FRESH and MOIST. It is our business ONLY. We give it which will teach the pertinent Registered Perchtron Stillion fads. Just follow the directions as bring us i<i>i>r mortals among the, our entire attention. We have the ZINC LINED CASES, we have the ELEC* besides given with the instruments i you “clay hills ' • something have bought. They ‘are simple promises of road work. TRIC MOISTENER to keep our cigars and tobaccos CLEAN, MOIST, and Dr. Merrill l.ickla of Dowling rules that anyone can master. At II Lt liine you had your JUST RIGHT. You can be one of our satisfied customers. Try us out, you first 1 thought that this would lie was <>n onr is Tuesday. Mrs. W. E. Poland is on the sick one of the most terrible things I will find we speak the truth. ' hud ever witnessed; but 1 found list. different. I was afraid of the mar­ i;\ltl<\ VILLE. ket, too. But 1 soon got over that Number 22786 Rev. Mr. ’ Harger of Gull Lake, mailer, for when 1 look a hundred Buster'is a five year old Register­ lie W’-i-k at .the parsonage, head uf cockerels to market ami •st of ll'-v. and .Mrs. Lahr received n mcasley check for nIUny ed Pcrchcron. Stallion. weight about work, I got good nnd.mad al that buyer, and said to myself, “See Adrian College. , . 2,000 pounds. Popularly called a Miss Grace Ailkins of Morgan' here, we won't make any more Christmas presents to lhe meal spent Sunday wills Miss Georgia I Black Star. I have furnished repairs this men." And lo my utter surprise, it Lathrop. Terms—To insure’ standing coll Lewis nnd family have mov­ spring for two Buckeye's that have was a meal man who llrsl advanc­ edWm. $15. front Berryville- where they! ed the proposition to me. He said that il was impossible to get enough Note—Any person breeding tiny seen ten nnd fourteen years service. capons for Christinas and winter n of Hastings vacation as tlie mare or mares, and disposing of There are 325,000 Buckeye Incuba­ trade, nnd he added, "I hate these little roosters jusl ns much us you do. I wish that you egg men would Mr. nnd Mis. Charles Gutchess of them before colls are foaled, will he tors in successful operation;* Batching with n Buckeye is more stop killing them so young." So 1 Nashville spent part of (ho week held responsible for service foe. stopped, jusl ns ordered. wil hl In- kilter's sister and family, sure tfian ‘with a hen. It is faster, Caro must be made not to make Mr. mid Mrs. Grretl Fossett. Buster will stand for the season "slips." These are neither roosters cheaper and belter. IIIGIIBANK. nor capons mid will not develop. 1014 nt my place al Barryvillc, 1 This is caused by not taking all the Men.’J. Edmonds of Hniding» They are guaranteed. testicle from the male. But after spent part of l:wt week with her mile north of Morgan. , I have a few South Bend Walking you have caponizod n few you will parents of this place, Marrs bird al owners risk.not .make many "slips," nor will Me. and Mr<. Ilerhlo Wilcox at­ Some people fear that the lowering of the tarriff on butter will lower the price Plows lo close out cheap. you kill many male birds. The tended the finite” nt Mr. Struble's! of butter to such an extent that dairying will not be profitable. science of cnponizing is simple Saturday night, and report a largej Wool tied with my twine brings from start to tlnixh. crowd and a tine time. We do not share in that belief and can see no reason why the price should be For diarrhea in cliickens nnd tur­ Tom Nt.rris j- -lowly improving' one cent more a pound. more than two or three cents per pound lower than before. keys nothing excels Hie logwood from a seriofts iliiicss., remedy. One box of logwood dis­ Mr. nnd Mr-. Will Ingersoll intend i The change may unsettle the market for a short time but in a few months we solved in two quarts of biding wa­ tn move to lla-iii;;,’S this week. WfJ will not notice the difference!. ter. Add enough of this liquid to are ■<<»rty to !<•— them from this the drinking water to make il high­ nclghborhoisd. . ly colored, Mr. and Mrs. Nnlo -Pursell and children attended the farewell mirDon't Throw Away That Quality Hardware E. G. Bronson of near Thornap­ and give a little closer attention to their comfort, and the difference in the Old Furniture ple lake, has 21 Host Comb Silver- evening. price will easily offset. Weigh each Cow’s milk and bring a sample toUBc_ . - be --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------r_____ laced Wyandotte hens of which 15 Coll and act Cain under Reed's are lale^July pullets nnd six old Strengthens Wenk nnd Tired Wn-: We wil! make a test for you and show you whether you Jiave any unprofitable men.. hens, amt four of them have been Opera House. He will take off cows in your herd. . "I was^,under' a great strain setting two weeks. They havb'laythe oil varnish, repair and refinlsh Dairy intelligently and you make more money from the dairy than any other ed during the monlb of March nursing a relative through three months' tdekness." writes Mrs. J. C.| From the very best quality Japan 404 eggs. branch of your farm work. We are here to help you and our patrons can will upholster your furniture for Van De Band”. of Kirkland, III. and always feel free to ask our advice and have their cows tested any time. Itellable-Foley’s Honey and Tar “Electric Bit I ent kept mo from breaking down. I will never be Piano Polishing and Re­ Compound. without it.” Do you feel tired nnd finishing a Specialty. JUsl he sure that you buy Foley's worn out. No npneUtc and food •156 per pound — Give me a trial. First Honey and Tar Compound—it Is a won't digest? - Il isn't the spring reliable medicine for coughs, colds, weather. You need Electric Bit-1 class work. croup, whooping couglra, bronchial ters. Start a month’s treatment to­ Try them at and la grippe coughs, which are day; nothing befter for stomach, weakening to the system. Il also liver and kidneys. Tho great spring gives prompt nnd definite results Ionic. Relief or money hack. 50c. Under Reed’s Optra Houk. Work Hastings, Michigan Jefleriop St. for hoarseness tickling-throat and and $1.00. Recommended by CarCalled for and Delivered. (Hastings, Mich. •luffy „ wheezy breathing.—Arthur veth &.Stebbins—A. E. Mulholland Mulholland.—Adv. —Adv. i £ Poultry Wants M. W. HicKs BUYING RIGHT BESSMER BROS U'^^TE' Mercure Ill U I U U I U Numbers « E. C. Russ <5 Son Appetizers at Doyle’s We Have Added Fruits Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch C. E. Harvey A. F. Sylvester J. D. Rounds Proprietors Buster Buckeye Incubator J. F. Hoonan The Place to Meet Your Friends Phone 106 Jefferson St Dairymen Geo. E. GREEN, Proprietor E. A. Burton Feed Your Cows A Little Better Tea Fannings Sell Your Cream To Us W. A. Caln The Coffee Ranch Crystal Creamery Company �THE IL tweiae [OOD Womanhood OB WTjmbrnmn, fttOTHEliHOUlJ Ahu! Nature The written who have used Dr. Pierced Favorite Prescription will tell you helped them over painful periods in their life—and saved them many a day of anguish and misery. This tonic, in liquid form, was devised over 40 years ago for tho womanly system, by R.V. Pierce. M. D., and has been sold ever since by dealers in medicine to the benefit of many thousand women. Pitree’a t'avc.rltn Preteriplion tablet! at you 0«t what TO AMEND CONSTITUTION work here Monday. ______ ■ E. L Hursley and wife s£ent t II V 1 V . . Saturday 'mid Sunday in Battle l*B-oviding bor Ijiw bor Inrorporalimi, Regulation and Super_ Post .... of New. |— Mr. ’ and.... Mrs. .. Bien vision of Fraternal Societies York an1 working for Hiram Payne. . Petitions are being circulated Mr. and Mrs. Bolling of Illinois through the stale by active fraler- have cmne to spend the summer ualisls asking-for an amendment lo willi Mrs Smith. the slate constitution to provide by Wilbur Payne is spending a few Jaw for lhe incor|H>ra(ion, re-gubi- days al tlie Lake. • tibn and supervision of fraternal Some fine perch' are being caught henefleiarj’ societies with power to from the Lake now. issue death licnelit certillculcs. The following “Section to" gives the EAST RITI.AND. sulislance of the essential requests: Obituary. ■ We cannot overestimate the Section 10. Tlie lA-gislalure shall CRAMER--Miss Sarah J. Hyatt was provide by law for tlie ificorpora- burn in Covington, Virginia. April value of a Sunday school in a rural community. Each family owes il litm. regulation and aupervisiou of H. |K33. She departed this life to itself to see Hint a school^for re­ fraternal bencllciary societies, with March 25, tali, having lived 80 ligious .instruction is maintained in thu power to issue-death benelll yenra. II months and 17 days. certillcates, which law shall require | She was united in marriage to its neighborhood. This is a large that such societies, in order to Ih- Benjamin Cramer, in 1856. To this world and in the course of time incoriwraled. or to do business union were lorn live children: .Mrs. families become scattered. Our youth drift lo lhe cities. Innumer­ within the Stale, must have,— Cynlha Chaffee, Mrs. Electjo Hpugli- able'-temptations face them every (a) A reprcsenlativc or a deil)<>- Jahn mid Wm. Cramer of this place. way they turn. Many a young eralic form of self guyernmeul. in- Tira. Martha Hohls of Battle Greek, man and womivj me hrld in tlie mid Charles. Cramer, who dint in path of rectitude by the memories and the election of its officers, with infancy. Her husband passed from of Hie little Sunday scliool in Hie provisions for the recall of nllicors Illis life in February iXXH. Since country, home. Do not allow any by a majority vole of the member­ that time and indeed, during 55 prwent seUish Interests to stand in ship, upon petition of not greater years/»f her life she Bad resided in Hie way of such necessary safe­ than 15 per cent. of the member­ the old homestead, now lhe home of guard. Jf wa all r<,aliz.ed the full ship. her son. Wm. Iler general health value of religious institutions, our • b) provisions for initiating had been very good considering her churches and Sunday schools changes in Constifulion or Laws up- advanced years, until a few days would be crowded. op petition of to |>er cent, of lhe In-fore her death, when she wns - A while ago, a young man went membership, aud for a referendum taken with congestion of the brain wh*L II is asserted ibai lift return­ vote of the membership upon any which proved fatal. Deceased was an honored and be­ ed with the imrpii.n- of communi­ changes in tho Constitution tn' cating to his former Sunday school Ijiws, u|M>n petition of lhe same loved member of the church «>f leather the fad that her inslnicUnited.Brethren in Christ of Balti­ percentage. lions hud llnally led him to a tc) Provisions requiring the ofll- more township for many years. She Christian life That teacher, has was a loving devoted mother, a ccis. upon demand of live local ask you. branch*1*. t<> furnish complete mail­ kind and affectionate grand mother. wasn't it worth while? ing lists of members for use in con­ She remarked not long.since I but il Richard E. Yost. nection with tlie exercise of the (hey came to heaven (hey must look Initiative, Referendum or Recall. among th«> children, as she seemed East Rutland Church Items. No law shall tie valid which shall lo think heaven could -hold no Preaching sen ices wdl be re­ require any such society. ■ greater charm for her than a little sumed at Yeckley school house child. next Bunday evening at 7:3D p. nt.' fund, or i*j be valued ur collurl nssessmenls upon any basis of rates marked that she was ready lo meet .lay al which will in operation roller! an her God. and was grateful for beimr amount annually in excess of Un­ spared lo her family for so many A special missionary offering average mortuary cost per one years. She fell willing- to go and will be taken. thousand dollars *1,000) insurance was m-epared. The question of rebrstfnicing Uw in force of surci--ful legal reserve ShFleavys to mourn hdrfoss four Sunday school will he submitted al Insurance companies of fifty years’ children, ten grand children and Ihat time. All former scholars are three great grand children, one requested lo be present. Your vole sary expenses of such s nephew and a host of firynds anil will decide lhe mailer. neighbors. (b) To have a lodge ritual. STONY POINT. Baltimore township. The singers The sugaring season is alioul over were A. Gouhl and daughter. Grade, NORTHEAST THORNAPPIX Mrs. Mead, Ralph Striker. Old mid those engaged-in lhe work are hymns were rendered by request of thinking of gathering and staring, Olllu, relatives. Services -were conduct­ the buckets. Jos. Messenger lias been quite ed by Mrs. Jessie Gouhl, her pastor. Harold Ten Eyck, who is working The text used was the same as at seriously sick the past/week. for Mr. Simmons on the nortli the burial <>f her husband: 2nd Mrs. Chas. Mead and Mrs. Wm. county line spent Sunday at home. Timothy. UJi Chapter 7-8 versea. Mend. Hr, visited Wm. Troxel's at Haymond Brady has hired out tn Gone \from our home lo -the one Hastings. Saturday. wwk for Oscar Sherk Uie coming Miss Arloa OsIhhii visited Eva above, summer, commenced work Munday. Into lhe Rodebmigh of North Castleton Sat­ realms of eternal joy. Mrs. M. W. Hicks of Hastings urday. Mrs. Flossie Shoup of Morgan Leaving so bmely her ghis and boy. niece Mrs. Cora TenEyck aud fai'ni- Passed from the rugged and nar­ visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. James McPeck Sunday. Mr. Mcrow way. Peck suffering .with blood pois­ Through the pearl gales lo lhe oning is in his arm. lAMtk'to Your Plumbing. streets of gold. There were Ihretr “accessions" lo You *Ynow whal happens in a j To liv'e ever more iu lhe realms of lhe church last Sunday, one on pro­ day house in which the plumbing is in bation mid two by letter. iMjor condition—cveryliody in the Where the inhabitants never grow Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curtis of hous<* ia liable lo coqlracl typhoid old. . Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. or sumo other fever. The digestive 1-iy we the casket, the gem has left, Rndeliaugh visited their mother organs p- rfonn lhe same functions '.Mong the dear friends of lhe long Mrs. 8. Osborn of this place. in the human ixgfy as the plumbinr ago, does for the house, and they should JcaU* can comfort all hearts bereft: be kept in first class condition all Marks every tear drop and grief we YOU CAM’T URN MONEY the time. If you have any trouble know. WHEN YOU’RE LAID UP with your digestion lake Cbamber- Follow the path she in faiUi has lnin,'s Tabb-ls and you are certain trod There an- a lol of people in this to gd quirk relief. For sale by All Upward and onward to joys com­ town who caiyiol afford lo be sick. plete. i*eaiers.—Adv. Perhaps none of you feel that you So shall we meet in tlie courts of can, but certainly somo.of you can't God. for as soon as you are sick, your Low al the blessed’Redeemer's feet. wages stop and worry and debts begin lo pile up. The sensible thing NORTH CARLTON. for you to do. us soon as you feel OtVille llenney. of Kalamazoo Is run-<li>wn and worn oht, no matter veiy bu»y entertaining lhe mumps. what the cause, is lo take some­ Mrs. Clarence Mead and two sons thing just as quick as yon can to of Hastings spent Friday night and build up strength and health. Make Saturday nt Lewis Itemond’s. * yourself more comfortable aud pro­ Th** wood buzzers have been vide against serious sickness. very busy in 1 his vicinity Ihty past We don't believe there’ is any week. other medicine made that will do Mrs. Lewis Clum Ims a-llncjmnch us much towards saving your of young chickens, pretty cold. heallli and thus helping you save .Mrs, John Zusdimtl is uuui- your money ns Hitxall Olive Oil ben-d among the sick. Emulsion. Il is a medicine that I Alford Hazel and his nu n are gets right at lhe trouble and re­ I busy at work on the Aliening drain. lieve* it by toning the nerve*, en­ Will- lhe lady who writes from riching the blood, and giving new this place (dt-asc sign her name and strength and health to the whole address on each letter in lhe fu­ body. B doesn’t do this by means Set of Teeth S3 ture? of alcohol or huldl-funning drugs BEST COLD CROWN $3 htwause it contains none. Ils BEST RIDGEWORK $3 EAST ASSYRIA. strength and li-alllt-mving power is ! 'lhe Advanced Birthday Club was <hie to pun; Olive Oil and (lie Hy, pleasantly entertained April 3 by fsipho-philrs. long endorsed by suc­ Mrs. l&Jjlli Hei'se. Al ikmiii the hin>t- cessful physicians, the one for its DENTAL WORK ON CREDIT i?As smed a line chicken diuuer. food value, lhe other’ for Ils tonic (Ten Year Guarantee) After dinner the usually fine i>ro- value. Hen-, for the first time, they We will give you careful, con cun>uram was given. As il was the1 are combined, and Hie result is a •dentious, cympalhctic best; lio.-l•---’ bitlliday she received n-v- real nerve, blood and body-bulbllng medicine—.a real 'Ir-ngthener that eral flue presents froth the dub. reasonable coit. Mux Baggrrly returned W«dnus- We are proud to tell you alioul. Yon d;i> to bin home at Allen after being: don’t need to hesitate in using it, because if il doesn’t ,d*» all we say in lids vicinity since Christmas. Afted Terwilliger - and family■ il will aud satisfy you in every way, it will coal you jioUjing. If il does have moved bark in oar district. DENTISTS W. J. ilnmii ami wife were id! ii'il make you strong and well again, Bailie Greek Friday and report thei come bark and get your money. It will be given lo you willimd word rv*4» quite pood. . ! Milbiini Tli<iiii»<m and wife’ were■ or question. Sold only at (he lilorr Ilian 7JMMJ Rexall Blores, nnd In this I al Battle Creek Hatunlay. town only by us. IfW-Carvelh A BANNEB want adv*. fax. tilcbbimt.—Adv. Falsejeetli APRIL 9, 1*14 QUIMBY. Oscar Hill and family arq mov­ ing on to his farm recently pur­ chased miles from Dowling.The Mystic Workers will have lodge al Maccnbee hall MiHMji-13th in the evening. All member* are requested to be present. Miss Mabie Wilcox of Battle Greek is visiting friends al this place. Quito a number of the neighbors attended the funeral of Henry Craig held al Hie Farm, lust Tues­ day afternoon. He being an imnnte of that place over 40 years. Peace­ ful be his rest. Our school has been enjoying » vacation tho past week. Grandma Caslelicn has returned to. Quimby after u stay of seven months with her daughter. Mrs. Louise Holme* of Assyria, who ac­ companied her home nnd will visit relatives for the week. Tho Misses Mvy Lipkey' and Pearl Rockwell have been at Ver­ montville the past week helping, lo cure for their sister. Mrs. Sidney Todd, who is very sick with pleura­ pneumonia. Sunday school was organized Iasi Sunday with the following officers: Supt. Mrs. Lena Gastelien: AsstSupU Mrs. F. Criso; Organist, Miss Esther Bidelman: Sec’y. Miss Hah Bidehnan; Librarian. Harold Mc­ Intyre; Asst. Librarian, Leon Scott: Troas., Mrs. Cruso. Sunday school will be al 1:0(l p. in, next Sunday, followed by preaching al 2:30. All are cordially invited. A suit is either “Maybe” wool or Guaranteed wool. You don't want simply shrinking. A suit should be shrunk by the ORIGINAL LON­ DON COLD WATER PROCESS. If it isi?t you can never tell what a damp day may do to its appearance. We give you with every Kirschbaum Suit A DOUBLE GUARANTEE with their name as well as ours that every suit is Pure Wool, Fast Color, Hand Tailored. ;, London Shrunk and Will Keep Its Shape This is what will happen to the doubtful kind. The Latest Thing In Easier Ties Did You Soo Those Nifty Hals and Caps Visit Our Boys’ Clothing Department Godfrey’s Clothing Store “Men’s Ware That‘Wears” HASTINGS MICHIGAN WIXT HDPK. ORDER FOR l>UBLICATION. OitDER FOR PUBLICATION. | NORTHEAST KALAUO, Miss Blanche McCallum enjoyed a filtilc of Michigiiu. lb*1 Probolei Mr. dstell'.H family have si Stall1 of Michigan Tho Probul' vacation last week from her school Court for lbc County of Barry. ' ’ At a M-Kiott uf said court, hulil al Al a session of said r(*iirl, li d*! nl (I Mrs. Frank Wybte and sons of •luties. Several from her*1 al(cnde*l Hie the urobalo <iffi<-<-, In tho City of, tho/probata office, in lhe cily *»f, Linking spent Iigi w—k Will; Frank fumn al of XVHIiani Hicks al Hast-. Hupliiigti, in raid couoly. <»»i thei llaitings. hi said counly, on th*1 i Briggs and family. Fourth day of April A. D. 1914. Piprlh day Of April. A. D. Hill. .( a birthday pnrliL whs, given I Ings Sunday. HI......... Mrs. Cora Oxgood went lo MarPresent: Jimi etias. M. Mack. .Present: Hon. Ghas. .M. • Mack. | Margaret Bhcleiihelm Salunlnj ■ evening nl her hmm- Ian1. Dane-i shall Thursday Iu care for Iho little Judge of Prubalo. • » ■ I Judge of Probate. . : ........ ” In Hie Mailer of Iho Estate of In the Matter of th1- 'Estate of ing was tho ew-ning*s * amusement. son that .camo to blew too home «»f Evcrjon*1 reports u good'time. j George l aid Jtnd wife yi ednesuuy, Je/«> Callihan. I>< ccaiu:d. I Ehzu A. Green Tulley, deceased. Jim. Brings' . arc entarlaininff. al‘>''' lh4‘ Ii»>' <>’ April. ’ Jex.se A. Calliliati, sun. having filed m >ajd court hh petition praying -Henry Green, son. having filed in niece fcom Bottle Creek. 1 Barney MeMannus uf Monr***; that iiumlniniration de bonis non s.iid I'lqrl his petition praying Hint Charles Dorman's have a new ! rnunly helped James Anders cut of said estate may be grant*1"! to the adiiiiiiislration of said estate be, lelehhonn installed in tlioir horn*-. woo«l lust week bul has begun work (■.harli'H 1\. Gaskill or to MM Other granted Leander lli-ams, or Iu some Mrs. E. A. Denn has been ill with tljjs week for. .John'Carlisle near other suitable person. ” suitable person. I’niirievill*1. It is'Orderod, Thai th*1 Aral driy In Ki'ippe during. Jusl week. It is (Jrdi-r.-d. That lhe Aral da> A party wax, given Mis* Helen; Lewis Wise ItH-UWBi*1 to Chariot-* of May, A. D. pj||, nt ton o’clock in of May A. D. tali, nl tai. o’clol-k ip1 Zimke Hie last of th*1 week. Au av- |« In help his brother Fred. Hl- f-.i.'iiix.H, at Siiid probale ollli v. Hie 'OrciKMMi. nl sni.j pcibul- Office,; rrau*1 sized croud nliondud. jaj' McManus began work‘fur Ira ["■ and is hereby Appointed for bo mid l« hereby .appointed for hairing raid p-litiou. hearing said pelilimi: > wmurirSSriu.ih........ ..... It is Fnrfhvr Ordvredi That puhlie R is purilier Ordered. Thai pub­ lic nolle*- Un roof i>c given by publi­ notice thereof be giv*-i» by publica-■ I., v.-c-i (’in/ \i.-ii.-i. ‘ntui ..ii-i Bu*y Bees Ihursday evening. ^rS1 •'IrCallum and cliilcation uf a copy of this order, for linn of u copy of this order, for' fiiyhig the* scenery mid Um excel1 'I™ Gonlqji ami Durolhy went lo three tucciotslve weeks previous lo three MiceitsaJve Vecks previous to• I n ch nale _______________ [Kalamazoo tn sou Mrs. McCallums ii’l vl-??. t,cni’i|i8’. ii> ll*,( nwllng” said day of hearing, in the (tasting*, HANNER, vi newspaper printed and BANNER. >i newsiiiiper prinli'd audI . Mrs. Dr. Rout and dauglilnr. oft father AJie Replpgle who is very ciiculal*1*l in suuj euunly. eirculata*! in said county. Buffalo. N. Y.„ wem «•!*•,I- «.f l»r. I*»r>y. ,, Gins m. Stalk. CHAH. M. MARK. 1’ ।"ih: ... ............. M"1’*11: ,.„.i H»k. aw, Judge ut Probale. i,f dn«l work, ■' Jmlgc of Ph'bale. > A Iru’ft copy. ‘ ‘ ' , ’________ , ling l*> nllrnd lhe fuuural of his gleslon. . Ella C. Eggleston, • Ella C. 1 BANNER WANT A1»VS. FAY. Uliclu, W. F. Hicks. alu- o.f Prupalc. iUgisler-of Probate. 1 �nreHtsnxcaitANXKH. vrau. a, i»ii CM is no communion there concert^ Christ is present where peo­ ENTERNATIOMAL Hun. ple are gathered together in His name. Are you in His name? 8UMDAY I’tie Cnmmunkm of the Three — ■row LESSOR "Jesbs Himself drew near, and-waat Call* in city or country, rtrponded to With them." How precious are the words! Ho went to lhe eross for B. WILLISON, D. D. 8., then), and now goes with them. loi­ For Sunday. April 11 i t ’Harting*, Mich; ter on we sluill go with Him. Com­ By Lee W. Ames. The Journey to Kniumus, (Easier pare lhe reasoning of lhe two with that of lhe scribes (Mk. 2:0). Thu Lesson.) reasoning <if His enemies brought Luke 24:13-35. forth a manifestation of His power, Golden Text: Hom. 8:34. that of Hi* friends a manifestation of His presence, “Jesus Himself Introductory. drey near." The day will come The Spirit of God has given us w Im 11 His power will be felt by Hi* in 1 Cdr. 15>3, 4 tho two great facts offering co^pnuou.1 opportunity Tor upon which our faith rests “how enemies, and His presence will tie any ano lo enjoy all tlie adranLite Joy of Hi$ friends. Concealing that Christ died for our sins accord­ ing to the Scriptures: And that He His identity, He questions them, was buried, and that He rose again drawing from them their heart bur­ well-known the third day according to the dens. 80 He would have us unbur­ Scriptures." Today there are those den our hearts to Him today, that who look upon the death of Chris! He might comfort us!" “Are you with contempt, and uiion His resur­ weary', are you heavy-hearted? Tell DETROIT, MICH. rection with unbelief, proclaiming it to Jesus; Are you grieving over their infidelity even from the pul­ joys departed? Tell il to Jesus pit. But let us not be “slow of alone." Hei<arft-thr. ..three In com­ heart lo believe all that the pro- munion. “That whichwe have seen ?diets have spoken." .Today we are and heard declare we unto you, that o turn our thought iiarticulorlyTo- yc also may have fellowship with WE BUY GRAIN OF AU KINDS wgrd His resurrection. From Dr. us: and truly our fellowship .is with the Father, and with His Son Wen.y you the HIGHEST CT I. Scolleld we get Hie following Jesus Christ'* (I John I2J’. Their order of His appearances PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ probable after His resurrection: On the day leslinioify is concerning Jesus of EVATORS. We buy and sell of His resurrection, live limes; it) Nazareth? Is that your message to on a LARGE SCALE. We To Marj- Magdalene John 20:14-18). your class, to your family, to your friends and acquaintances? His depend upon doing a LARGE (2) To the women re111 rm ng from might tv 10), His death (v 20) at the VOLUME of business at a the tomb wiflr the angelic message hand of mini. His resurrection (v 21SMALL PROFIT. If you (Mat. 28’8-10). ,3) To Peter, prob­ 2t : Here we see the etunily of man ably in Lhe afternoon (Luke 24:3t: I have never dealt with us, why Cor. 15:5.) (4) To Hie Emmaus dis­ toward Hie Son of God v 20). This not give us a trial. . ciples toward evening (Luke 21:13­ is Just what He predicted (see Mark 31). (5) To the apostle*, except 10:33.31 . They had trusted flfr de­ Smith Bro*. Velto & Co. 'lliornas (Luke 2l:3<)-i3; John 20:10- liverance; earthly, kingdom deliver­ r. The_cross had shat—------------Of.C.LfcS. Phil 57 Hiitlip 2i). Eight day* afterward, once to ante. 'how*_________ the apostles. Thnmas included John tered their hopes. They had not 20:21-20'. Jn Galilei1, by lhe laike seen in Hie prophets the humilia­ of Tiberias, to tin* seven, once tion aspect of Christ's nppearaixe. John'21:1-23 . In Galiii**-. on a Tlm Hurd, day did not mean resur­ moiinlnin, lo Hie aiMUdlcs and live rection to them. They used the hundred lifelhten, once I Cor. words without any realization of 15:0). At Jerusalem mid Bethany their meaning, and that after He This goes true in your again, IVlice; d)’ To James I Cor. Jiad told them repeatedly Hie great electric wiring. That’s one 15:7'. (2),Xo lhe eleven Luke 21:^ third day event was resurrection. 50-Kt; Mk. 10:10-20; Ads 1:0-12 . To The Scriptures. the Lirtl Jesus, the reason why I urge you to Paul, twice: ' I Near Damascus women. Hie angels. Hie empty tomb, let me do your electric work had all siHiken of the same event; You’ll know it is done right, temple Act* 22:17-11); 23:11 ■. To yet they did not believe. His enem­ and that your buildings arc Stephen, outside Jerusalem (Acts ies hud lu‘e<led His Words concern­ safe if I do the work. • 7S51. To John on Patmos 4Rev. I:- ing resurrection on the third day 10-19'. Here tire over live hundred Mat. 27:03 . but nol His friends. F Spring Term Detroit Business Unlrerslty Safety First GEO. VAN TIFFLIN ■loctrlolan. Order Our Drays When you have any moving to be done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. H. W.Um*. FIRE INSURANCE resuiTeclioii Mult. 28-12 ; men do it for nothing now. The news of the resurrect ion "inndeu* astonished." Except you believe whal is written in lhe Word you will often be as­ tonished. Afler-thcy have unbunleiu>d their hearts to lliin, He Utt, Inn dens llis lo them. First He re-. •s them for unbelief v 25.) then expounds the Scriptures to The Outline Developed. . The Communion of the two—Who an* the two? one is named ■ vlH ; es carefully. He tell* them they possibly Ihu oilier was Luke him­ arc fools in cimneclion with their self. Perhaps lhe two were on Hie failure to believe ALL that the prophets have spoken? Today we niniiH being alwiilt seven and one are told Hint it is scholarly to be­ half miles from Jerusalem. Mk. lieve part of the Bible, and reject the rest. Jesus Christ said that il believe I hem? Ixsmiii Divisions. 1. The Communion of the Two. -13-15. 2. The Communion of the Tbri->-15-31.’ 3. Tho Communication of the reluriy they commupe. They are the prophets have spoken. He con­ wnnblppcrs, they have faith. Hnv demned them because they were slow of heart to believe. Let this a type of Christ mir' Passover, and now they are talking alioul the one )iev<> the Bible, the whole Bible, who fulfilled the type. They were whether the wise of this world be- two great truths found in tlie Bible. Christ's suffering, nnd His glory. Give I hew n large placing in your teaching and testimony. Notice (tint when He es(iound«*d the Bible He begun-nt Moses. Today we are told ns they welil home, with their hopes that Moses is not scienlillc, Hint shattered. But even though their contradicted by scientific research, JOHN M. GOULD understanding was poor, and their LAWYER faith weak, their theme wns Chrisl. that Adam <li«i not. fall, that there mid while they were communing wan no Hood. Hint Abraham w.r- not Office over Grigsby & Brooks cmieerning Him. lie jdinud them to n real character. etc. But Chrisl Phone 172 enlighten their minds, strengthen their faith anil comfort their hearts. believed ALL Hint the prophets HASyNOS, MICHIOAN have s|token, and He said Hint these lieved not. Gnh you tlnd any sad­ things wore concerning Himself. ness tlial does not spring’ from the Ought He no! lo know .’ I prefer In Abstract mid lU-al Emntd Office. stand with Him. His wisdom will same source ’ They had entertain­ Abstract Block, Hooting* Money to’loan on Ileal Estate. Real ed hopes of rvdemplmn through outlast all the wisdom of this world. Make murli of this opportunity to Estate sold on commission. General conveyancing. Having n complete set Intnb found no place in their pro- leach that the whole Bible has for like to change your Insurance call tn nnd see me. I represent a com­ pany with a cash capital of *1.000000 and can fully protect you. LEE II. PRYOR mid ‘yet Ibey should have known tlm! Christ must die mol rise again. They, like the apostles, did not miderstnnd- these things until after (hey hail been fulllllvd John 2:22 . of Abstract Book* compiled from the Record*, can furnish complete Ab- Jii.st mi today. Satan set* men seek­ ing redemption via Mime other route than tlie cross nnd the empty tomb, nnd the result is nrZiy sad­ ness. Bui they were communing Him. and He drew near. UNDERTAKING AND cnncerninir He does the same today. The rea­ FUNERAL DIRECTORS son He does not manifest Himself Licensed limbaimer always in attendance in some churches is because there PHONE, 226 OR 387 Miller & Harris Furniture co. Ulup, KiIuuh A Slllm 1.1. C«. Time Table In Effect March •, 1S1SDally Except Sunday. •otng South 8:0* •oln< North 7:11 5% Holder* of our Pre|*a P*i*l Stock receive lw©l 'cash dividend* semi­ annually at per annum. An Investment backed by gilt-edgeil real eatale mortgages <nd unsurpassed for safety, conyear* in buainess, assets over *800,000. Write for full particular* Baring* Capitol 8 Lean Aiuclatlori, Gebraad “Sells Farms' ONE OF OUR SKCIIL BARGAINS -High grode work ul low prices. 320 Acre*, Near Big Rapids. Near school and chutchea. Borne rolling, aome level land. Clay-loam and gravelly aoil. Good 8 room house, built two years, luirgc barn, will hold 30 head cattle. Good silo, bog house, poultry house, gransry. ICO acres under cultivation. 5U acres more all slumped. 170 acres virgin aud second growth timber. Trout stream runs through pasture. Timber, beech, maple, elm, while oak, black oak, hemlock and pine. Must sell thia place in 20 days for ■ $8,000. F. A. BROWN & CO. EDWIN H. 6EBRAAD, Mick. Fin Nm A Bad Break ond a lol of water running lo waste if what must l>e guardirt against. If vve did Jtin plumbing, mic.Ii a thing would nut have happimed. But We Can Fix II if you will send for us, uml tlieu.wi' will guarantee i|, _ Grand Rapids, Mich. l-hooc 126 Huuox, feting. His glory. Teach I his, preach this, testify thi*. rejoice in il,.meditate on it. give Thyself whol­ ly lo it. The words “Abide with us” in v 211 remind us of lhe song nf liost. He blessed, brake, nnd gave lo them, and revealed Himself to them, then vanished. His com­ munion with them ended in n revelntton of Himself to them. Blessed communion! ■ THE COMMUNICATION OF THE TWO—With hearts I hut have been burning because of lhe truths of God's Word unfolded by Chrisl. the two hnsten to Jerusalem willi a testimony that Hie Dud is risen. May our hearts burn within us ns God reveals Himself dri Hi* Word. ,,and may mir testimony ever hv Hue to Him who died and rosa again, till He coine. Sincerely yours. Scliool llcpori. Ib-porl for Hit! Dunn school fur month ending .March 27. 11)1 i: NuiiIIht of days taught, 2t>, Total attendance, 213. * Average of daily atlcndniu'.e. 10.63 Number of boya enrolled, 7. Numhpr of girls enrolled, 4. Tidal cnrollmcnl. ||. Pehtentagt! of al tendance. W.il. Tli'ise' beipg neither absent Ijor lardy fnr the UHinih-ate: Ford and Lyle McGlocklin. Mort Pickle. Gli'ini. llooH and Eva Whidlty, Vera uml Goldie Town. The pupils have Jiecn keeping a rrconl of the birth seen during .March .uml now are ready to take up ncsl obsl't'vation. Our school hoe l/eeii reducevl from seyefltvvn hi elnVcil by Mr. Leonartfs people lUOVlIL* frphl lln* dislricl. Three of tlie llrsl grades Jiuve (implied their mtuier* and are now taking up siipplvmenlary work. Lillian Whitworth, leacber. Ytmr fireAlcol |us« Hits snrittg If inti do nut Inn jour Wall I’am-r of; lullmltamL-Adv. -B.INSEH WAltT AUVS. PAV- FACE TUIKTKEN MARKETABLE 1LE PRODUCTS DYSPEPTICS We have good ' for every person in Hits fown wm> ha* any form of stomach trouble, n « atjout a remedy for 4Bdige>ii<>n and dy*|mph>» I*1"1 niuch faith in ns to offer it to you with our personal guarantee that if Jt, does not relieve you and 'altsfy you in every way, w« wfll returnl the money you pajdfqr it Without <fueslion or argument of any kind. You risk nothing: either Rexall Dy*, pepsin Tablets ^nll reln-v- your stomach ailments or the uion,you paid for them will be handed h*ok to you. There is no red tape about our guarantee. It mean* just what it aays. Your word is enough; If Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets don't satisfy you. the money i* yours and wo want you to have it. v Hexall Dyspepsia Tablets mioRic Iho inflamed stomach, cheek- lirartburn and distress, stimulate a heal­ thy secretion of gastric puice. aid in rapid and comfortable digestion of the food, and help lo quickly re­ store the stomach to a comfortable; caky-acting, healthy alate. They also aid greatly in promoting reg­ ular bowel action. Rexall Dyspep­ sia Tablets are solo only at thi7,000 Hexall Stores, and In this town only; by us. Three size* 25,-. 50c. and' 81B0.—Garvelh & Stebbins.— Adv. ' HASTINGS MEN BBT NHLESALE Last week's letter. ' OF WESTERI MICHIGAN =AID RET Al MEAT IKIRESS The community was shocked to ItSar of the sudden death of Ira Edger, Saturday evening. Funeral List of Numerous Agricultural and hi Grand Knpids 1‘cktpuuach Bros. was hold Tuesday. Mineral Rcsorurre of This I’nn-hawys- Consideration is Clarence Hamerdnlb- of Kalama­ Section. WROWI. zoo. is visiting Lyle Olis. After 22 cimscculive years of is spending a two weeks' vacation ern .Michigan produces on a com­ burtncM in one location, at No. Pi with her parents. 8. E- Henry mercial basis: which has been com­ liiamond avenue, piled by lhe western Michigan de­ llaane his disposed of hi»W'holci>ale HEAD OF GULL LAKE. velopment bureau: Apples, alfalfa and retail meat UiMncss at that place mid will ifevoU 1 his entire Last week's letter. . o' tipricoals. asparagus. Angora goats, liipe in the future to outSidfl inter­ .Mr And Mrs. Charles Turner re­ barley, beef, brans, beets, berries, ests. Mr. lAaane is interested in a turned Friday after spending the | blood root, blackberries, buckwheat, ranch near Ada. a piggery at N«»winter in Florida. Their health has: butter, cnbtalF*, carrots, entile, cel­ wayg<>. and al*» has Igrge holding* ery. cheese. cherries, i-hertuule ■ been unusually good. al Harting*. FeUpausch Bros. «>f Mrs. Hoss Evers came home Sat-1 seed, cream, cranberries. euctim-1I Hastings arc the purclNuen of the urday.froni Kalamazoo, fully re­ hers. currants, peas, plum- - *- business. Tin* consideration was ! aMinaiinali-ly S2U.ikn>. Iu conneccovered from her recent operation. I toe*, pumpkins, raspberro Jlinii With a large retail and .wholeMr.and Mrs. Ernest Cadaw-nlhler iiiinitix v.>i.-i»>business, there is also a have moved on lhe Cha*. Cadowall-l ...... J vinimT egg* th’ lish gin- ■ «*»'«»•'•• manufacturing business. dec farm and have rented their I wheat M-im ’ anK’ mi.leberMes 1 lh'' »-*’ O|*r4le.i « place to Homer Van Luke.' crapes, hay. hickory nuts. Iiid''.< ■ "Vllra*''.T exwriiwv Mrs. Harry Chittenden intends! ..f . M*ne«w . going to Chicago, Wednesday, for a hnney. horseradish, horses, buckle- J*1 s«era berries, lettuce, lumber maple jmgtwo weeks visit with her son. Hob ■ । ar. maple syrup, mangels. I nt once mushrooms. muskmeHon*. million.• '• " ,k "IKeMiss Mina France of Cressey vis­ onion*, parsnips, pearlies, pep-1 When he llr-i started the meat ited at Joseph Bailies, Tuesday mid •«at«. penninl. |N»rk, poultry, quin.-.s. 1 business on Diamond avenue. Mr. Wednesday. rhubarb, rirtabagus. sail. ‘Hiussh.' Daane was con*ider> d a bit dnrmc. Miss Hallie McAHaster .returned' straw, sweet potatoes,-timothy, vcaL,*** " wa« n"' be|irve.| the growth of Wednesday, from her visit in Kala­ "_____ ’_______ j poi'l a”.■‘Im.- m that district, lly mazoo. Tn. «rt> bird ii.. o.».i i 1500 rods of Wall Paper at Mul­ holland'* for less than 1-3 cost lo remnant Mull l*a|MT ut Mulllroi-, Iu the cily.-Grand —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— make.—Adv. land's.—Adi. *--• ' Hapids Ib-rabl. Two ig Days JOHN DEERE DEMONSTRATION Friday and Saturday, April 17-18 ' A number of special representatives from the John Deere factories will be at our store Friday and Saturday, April 17 and 18, for the purpose of fully demonstrating the merits of their farm machines. Every farmer in Barry county, should avail them­ selves of the opportunity to attend this demonstration. Below is a list of the machines we are handling and that will be demonstrated at that time VA NIBIRU NH John Deere Binders John Deere Spreaders Deere Sulky Plows Syracuse Plows Deere & Syracuse Harrows* Miller Bean Pullers Dain Side Rakes Dain Mowers Deere Loaders Dain Loaders Ohio Silo Fillers Deere Roller Bearing Wagons Deere Farm Wagons Deere Disc Harrows «=»F“ Van Brunt Grain Drills Deere Alfalfa Cultivators Deere Corn Cultivators Deere Corn and Bean Planters Dunham Roller Bearing Rollers John Deere Gasoline Engines Goodyear Bros Hardware and Implements �THriUSTTNflS R IWT.R, APRIL 0, 19(4 Founrr-x I Mr*. II. C. Townsend, at tho home patient and cheerful and would n— . nf Hie former last ww‘k Tuesday pent. Scripture For houra nt ,n time. ,? evening in-the form of a kitchen tael Ke|| of thn IL of M. in n gun*! at Len W. Feighner’K for Iris spring guests tireseiil ami the «iiT» were vacation. many and useful mid Hie hostesses Mr. nnd Mrs.. Truman' Colo nf I certainly know liow to d<> tilings. Grand Rapids ure Hen’ taking rare । \ most enjovafde evening Was of the lafler’e mother, Mm. V’— ! Hummoll, who I* very sick. Married nl high noon ln«l Thurs­ R- H. McMillan ha* given up h|(| To the Merit of Lydia E Pink­ We arc receiving a large day at th<* homo of the bride’.* position at the XI. C. slatinn here ham’s Vegetable Com­ number of orders for worl mother. Mr*.- Susan Beebe., Mr. amt and nxs has ncceph-.l nccepi.-d a similar position I to be placed by Dccoratioi pound during Change William Horman Pearce of Grand {near Colon and with his family will Day, but we are in positio* llelviu Beebe. in innke their home at Colon, of Life he bride’s niollior. Mrs. Fred White and Miss Bethel to iukc care of more, but i O YOU KNOW that indigestion can be cured, : mid sislers Mr-.'Heath visited ul Fred Fuller’S-m you arc expecting to havt Westbrook, Me. — “ I wu passing Mi-. II. D. Wnl- Maple Grove. Hu* latter part of Iasi permanently cured so that you cun eat any any work placed we urg II. 11. D. Wolring wc*k. i. IF. \\ olritin** week. , through the Change of LHW and had ' you to coinc to us. at once kind of food that you crave? It has been done Dan’l OarlmgiT is visiting al Amt pains in my back Tiyo Arbor and Delroil thH Week. for the time is not very and aldo and was so not only once, but in almost every case when Cham­ Dr. nnd Mrs, John Law of Do great from now to Decora­ weak I could hardly Will visited the Inlier’s sister; Mrs. tor! Day. do my housework. berlain’s Tablets are used. An instance: Mr. J. Vera Fclghlier I ni week. I have taken Lydia Mrs. Isa E. Pinkham’s Vege­ Pominville, Stillwater, Minn.', who had spent over visited relative- m Charlotte part table Coin|x>und and pout of last week. It has done me a lot $2,000.00 for medicine and treatment was perma­ Phone 197 Granite and Marble Dealers Hastings, Mich Mrs. Chas. Slioup and children chaidan of Grand and Miss Hallie Millep/ visited nt nently cured by these tablets. commend your med­ •it of Miss Akiiih Charlotte the laU*r part ot fast icine to my friend* week. and giveyou permiiMrs. Monno Wenger nnd Mrs. NORTH NASIIVH.LIL ’ I Bessie Brown of Detroit is spend* Etta Baker sion to publish my I ration nnd daugh- Thursday and Friday;. testimonial.” — Mrs. Lawrence Mar­ Mrs. Elin Coe ns rclurrfed from n ,n¥l’ieIr v?f?li,0,n ’ ter Mildred were al Ann Arlior Mrs. Famk .McDcrhy was at tin, 12 King St, Westbrook, Maine. we -k’A visit to her daughlet' Mrs. .M,n,"ly Abhjatl of Lake Lily, yisilHastings Thursday. D. A. Spencer of Lansing. I «* ,w» ■"“d .Wrenls. M E. DowMouton, Wis. — “At tlie Change of Mrs. Win. Reynolds and daughter Life 1 suffered with pains In my back Il. C. Pritu.-bf Sand Lake is visit- '“k”- last week. Luis visited al Lansing pari of lust | Honald Pennington Ia on tho sick . week. . and loins until I could not stand. 1 also ing/relatives here. Adelbert Taylor mul son Law- list. George Anpleinan nnd Miss Hazel luid night-sweats no that tho sheets Robinson of Lawton wore guests of would bo wet. 1 tried other medicine renee of Mmicli<>sler spent lhe | Marguerite Bnwer ami Lovina week with relatives hero. ! Snore of Nashville spent Sundav at ' Buffalo. but got no relief. After taking one bot ­ tho former’s parentii, Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. E. B .smith ha- recovered I homo. tle of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable A. N. Apnleman Inst week. an attack of quinsy. 1 H..<sio Hines of Hasting* spent H. W. Walrath wa John Mead is home from Ann Ar- Compound I began to improve and I from Mrs. .1. E. Lake went to Hastings Mis. BesMO (ireeunugli who has Sunday al homo. -.Wednesday uml Thni>lay . . continued its use for six months. The lior for a week’s visit. bis mol her Mr*. Ei'?a ' dmigkl.r Mrs. !.<*< Burton. John Gortridii of Mason visited pains left me, the night-sweata and hot tieeii a guest of.her jiarviits Mr. ami Mrs. E. D. Myers, has returned to: his brother W. II. CorttigltlMon ­ flashes grew less, and in one year 1 was ■omlhel '«-• *•?>*>« her Imine at Grand Rapids. ( day. a different woman. I know I have to American Beauty Corsets nurd wen* at Dowagiac* part of Inst I*, of M. f-r Hi- *prm« vacalion I awuy wina rancor nJ ll»o stomach nJ Mrs. Clarence Bachcllor and ‘ Elmer ’Norlhi up was in tho nor­ thank you for my continued good health week on account of tlh* dim - of. Arthur Smiih of Grand Hapid* *•' ■(,J, thern part of the slate the first of ever since.” — Mrs. M. J. Brownell, (laughter Ulis, have returned from . tb.- Mn.i.r. croi.l M,s„n.la> will, hi. ..... -nl-. lbw. !‘" ’“j• * '!"*> *’ ft ? ~m«i I lhe week. Pontiac..wlicrt* Mrs. Bachellor has j Manston, Wis. Walntli and Mrs <• F. bmtlh ' ” “ivt.. j—ars. net remains been visiting her son Hallo and1 Mrs. Eva Nelson of Uniting* vis­ Orville Mater Uml Jack Downing! Mrs. Clark rilmai-h’« music cln**! '£*•’ j^ln,'L''Sr¥rf(^Mhch!’2tag ited in the villnue Sglunlay. visited ut Detroit and .Um Arbor gave i mu-ir.il dialogue at Hie A. T. Rowley returned from Vegetable Compound, made from roots Misses Dora Mulilor ami Eugenia j last week Evangelical church Monday men- I .'/*1,1 z; *' *'*• tn < on yueen street. Florida -Friday. and herbs, is unparalleled in such cases. Barry nf Woodland speitl lhe week i Mr“ II F. Milter .1,1.1 Mi-. <■. I. Ito. Mr-. W. V-Sei,tel.il :,|M ranr Ih'- fmteiwl »»« !«»*>! •tternomi । equally laportMrji Lniirn Howell of Battle end with the latter’.* sister, Mrs.. Glasgow accompanied lhe lnrmeryi । Hi-solo’’Hon* in the Bud" by Ijom- ’u,d interment in Lakeview cemeth«t Ibe aama Creek is visiting Mrs. Hhobea Mend. Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi­ V. S. Knoll. ilnugliler Mrs. Waller Glasgow lo Ihy Forster. t-ry. .Miss Gaye Jolinson of Mnrshnll Mrs. E. M. Kveretl* ami twoj her linme in T-d«lo. Ohio, laid week j Miss El*ie Smith left Jud week Mr-. Elizabeth McCartney who visited her sister Mrs. Von W. Fur- dential) Lynn, Moss. Your letter will COMFORTABLE daughter went to ttntlle Creek Situ-i Tuesdav ni'irning. wheie they visit-, Wednesday for Burlington, Wis- has been in very poor health for nlM, Friday and Saturday. day after spending a .week** varaf wi until Frldav. cousin where she expects to spend som- limo passed away Sunday nl H. A. Moumr was nl Ann Arbor i woman, and held iu strict confidence. Hon iu Nashville. Mrs. Bertrand Young and three some time with Mr-. )•’. B. Prouty, her home on Stale Street with'a Tuesday to visit his father who i< ’ children visited Hie former’s parMis* tteathn Watkins returned to roiit|dica|on of diseases. She only in the hospital there. WEARS WELL NORTHEAST CARLTON. -nt*. Mr. mid Mr-. Frank Hartwell. 1 her home in llasliiigs Monday lacked a few days of being eightyWEST VERMONTVILLE. Mrs. Geo_ Tinkler of Hnstings snd that corset can Friday and Saturday. . ‘ morn mg aft-r spending a we-k j [wo years old._ Thn funeral was spent Sunday at E. L. Schantz's. - J. El. Wortley visited Iii* daughter) Mrs. Will Bas* vi«Hl>d er aunt 1 be bought at a ,-iih her aunt. Mbs. Will Hanes. Wednesday afternoon and inter­ Mht Mary Hnliajile went to Du- ! w, Mil* Mary nl lhe Slate'-anitai'inin .Mix Charlie Cn>*» in Nashville,! Mr. and Mrs. 11. B. Braden nnd Mr. and Mrs. Seward llecox nnd! im-nl in lhe Wilcox Cemelory in REASONABLE HUG rand and spent Sunday with h-r .Mrs. Laura Howell of Battle of Howell Tuesday .uml rejiorts her Saturday. dauglder of Ha-tinas spent Sunday Maple Grove. Mrs. McCartney was last week Wednesday. son. Elmer. mi lhe gain. Will Bass and family visited their I ONE DOLLAR UP Miss Vada Feighner is suffering with Mrs. Ilecox s parents Mr..nnd , Hie widow pf.tlie late lloherl MeMr. and Mrs. James Leak spent Frank Alterding ami wife visited । parents Peter Bass in North Ca»lle-i with throat trouble. Sunday in Charlotte. their nephew. Dannie larger and I Hu* county for lifly-Six years. Misses Zaida Key.-* and Lillian charscteritiica ot a Orvil Mater visited al Del roll and'] Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Deann worn nt Wm. Martin died early Sunday •plendid cored. Anu Arbor last week. : f. Kalamazoo Tuesday and Wi'dnes- ning. The latter left I morning with erysipeltis nl the nge day. Mrs. 11. C. ZUM'hnitt is visiting Charlie .Vase and family visited | Friday, evening. ■ American Beauty Corsets Monday of seventy-three years. The fun­ relative* at Woodland this week. Simons their uncle Phillip-Frank who i.«t Mi.ii Agnes Murdock Mr. and Mrs. D. A; Xtells nf Bal- . .. oral was held at hi* hofne on Hie Miss <• race.Franck is home from momim is very ill. m Ih-I south side Tuesday morning nt 0:00 tie Creek visi|e>l friends here Lhe Niles this Week for her sprint? vaBert Hai l, wife nnd daughter of. «r.d many more. first of the week. ii'-ar her daughter. , is Hprtnl- Nashville spent Wednesday til We*. Every improvement ai exacted byfashion Mis*. Hcdiiiii- Bement returned lol fur burial. Mr. Martin was n soldier William*. ' i> (hown in lhc*c dainty garment,. West Rutland Church items. home in Flint last week Wednesday Olivet .Monday after spending a in the civil war. ent* A. Tlioma* ami family of Eml Dora Union is visiting friend*after spending three months al l lie week with Mrs. Eleanor Straiten | I'ncle Jonah llasey passed away Preaching nervices til the West Caunpbell. For Sale by l Monday morning at Hie ago of nine­ llutlaud M. E. clmrch next Sunday homo of Mr. and- Mr-. E. 1L- Swift. Mrs. Ralph McNitt-who has been Wm. Allerding ami family nr< am and had lived on the place I afternoon. It is especially request­ Tlie Ladies Hom* ed tlint every member mid adherent Mr. IteL-oii and Wife of Maple in.>ll|tT'.< farm ilu* coining Mrs. Win. I»ea'ii. Announcement* will Im- made Gnivp. vi<ilr,| tfieir parent* ' Hastings. Micb. Oliver Walla , V»in \V. Fumiiw and j blind for some limo was always tin* Easier service nt that lime. Gardner and family; WOMEN FROM 45 Id 55 TESTIFY Indigestion MEMORIALS D Ironside Bros Cha iyiberlairis Tabb NASHVILLE | a-: WEICKGENAHT & RIEDE This Is The Guy That Put The Hop In. Quality Bake Shop And today there is not another such a carefully and practically equipped bake shop and eating house outside of big metropolitan cities. The Star Bakery and Restaurant furnishes an example of clean baking and cooking, wholesome and sanitary food preparation in every department. Store room, kit­ chen, bake shop and'dining room, are all alike—clean, sanitary, light and convenient. You are invited to visit any or all departments at any time. We Invite Your Inspection We Invite Your Patronage and Friendship Three Modern Departments Pastry Department Our pastry baking is one of the parts of our business we are proud of. In buying materials for making pastry wc select the best there are. Nothing cheap, or unclean, or inferior goes into our cakes, pies, friedcakc^ or any other of our fancy products, but only the-very best. In making our fancy pastries we use the best recipes, many of them the old home recipes your mother used. Bread Department Every year we use thousands of pounds of Hour in the manufacture of our breads—Hastings Potato, Malted Kreatn and Bra-Lour Brown Breads. Each of these particular brands of bread have their particular friends and our trade is constantly increasing in this line. What we say of our bread is not boasting, it’s a true statement of fact. Each one of these several verities, of bread is as good bread as can be furnished by any bakery in the state. They, too, are made from high grade materials and from as strong flour as is manufactured, Meal Department Our .regularrmeals sell nt 25 cents. And from every direction we hear thia, “I don’t see how you can put up such a meal for 25 cents.” We know how, that’s the reason. In this department as in the baking, we use quality materials and everything is properly cooked and the variety of foods is far above what you usually get for the price. Everything is cooked under sanitary conditions. Meal tickets are sold at lower prices than the above quotation. If yx>u haven’t eaten at our tables you will enjoy trying it. • The Interior of Qur.Baking.Department Phone 381 Star Bakery and Restaurant W. R. Jamieson, Proprietor Hastings, Mich �■mt bmtvkm<mn. ». mt Seeds! Seeds! Seeds! SoutDwwttnt Barry Dtpartutut MILO. Howard-Bush of Flint was the guest of Miss Emily Lewis a part of last week. .Mr. and Mrs. -Nagle of Cloverdale spent Friday al the homo of E. I^ewis. Burt -Quick spent Friday with Mre. White of Scots In Hickory Cor­ ners. Vern Quick Ims relurned from Banfleld. where he Ims been helping his uncle. The last work he engaged in for him was making maple KUgiir • Will Emmons. after establsliing hi* family in their Own home in Bloomsgdale has returned to the Kenner farm lo work a couple of weeks. Morris JohiiM>n is.pultlng a fine bathroom in Tim farowiomt) al Milo. -,Mlas Emily Ixywis returned Tues­ day from a three days visit with Miss Beulah Boyle in Kalamazoo. i Mrs. Nettie Lewis, spent WednesIday with her parents, North of Bullseye Boots yet? । Prairieville. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norwood, try’em. who made a week-end visit with the latter's parents, ’at Maplevale re­ turned lo Ihoir home jn Kalamazoo, Monday. ~ .Mrs. Blanchard returned from Arkansas last Tuesday, reporting a hesi>eiwi(it h;nM|ir aerVices at snow fell during the night, but it lhe school house next Sunday eve­ that sunny land. Several inches of ssow fell during the night, but it ning. The Ladies Aid al George Gnrrl- was melted by the hot sun of the xuii’s Inst week wns well attended. sunding day. Mrs. Imcklin did There were about 50 sal down to nol come home wiih her sister. Jni I dinner. The Imdira did a large will spend several more weeks in amount of sewing considering lhe lhe south. short space of lime which they had i Mr. and Mrs. Curtis of Hastings to do it in. Proceeds SI 1.78. I have moved onto the Fenner farm. Little Morris .HnyilCS, Willi llHSj .wm. .Mrs. acusun Jenson ia is quite III ill »m git ims this liven very sick with a fever is some writing You will use seeds of some kind or other in the course of the season. Just remember that our atock is all new and fresh. We have them on dis­ play now. Garden seeds, clover, timothy and alsikc seeds. If we haven’t got the seed you want give us your order and we’ll get it. Wm. Reinkes & Son Of Dowling HICKORY COBNEHS. Mrs. Fred Kelley amt children spent Saturday In Hasting. visiting at Wm. Bechtel's. M. D.-Trafford is taking o.*teopalliic treatments In Knltinazuo, every Tuesday and Friday. Isaac Jatiscn Is visiting relatives in Kalamazoo, this week. Those on our sick li-t are Mrs. Minnie, tawrence, Mr-. Frances Glasner and tauis Flow. ,., Mcsdames Nelf Solonmn and Clara Peake ami Mr. ana Mrs. Beg Furn were guests of Mr, -Trafford's peo­ ple, Thursday. Mrs. Ed. Cassady and .daughter. .Marie.' were in Battle creek over Bunday, ... Mr.and Mrs. Will Molt visited in Baltic Crtek, Friday and Satunlay. ___ Frank Dietrick ,,lt Mre. and daugh.l.:.’ iklv... visited • few days of .last wee k n week ali ' the the for former’s daughter's home, near Hastings. Mrs. Harry Church and Mrs. Fred Fitch of Jackson are visiting tlbeir father Mr. M. M. Rockwelt^ Mrs. Blair Barnes \js:f.d from Thursday until .Monday ..with her mother of Coals Grove. Estel Barnes and Lyle Boslwcik. students of Albion co|b-g<‘. havg been spending ItMr-vacation visit­ ing relatives of this’place. Mr. Wenger spent last wick al his homp in Caledonia. Miss Crystal Pennork »f Battle Creek, visited her grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert lluaeti. last week. Mre. Will Fisk and daughter, Edith were in Battle Creek, Tues­ day. Ehen Pennock ami •* daughter. FMyiJie were in Battle Creek anil Augusta, lust week. George Williams and *i«ler. Hazel were in Kahunnzoo. Thursday. M. I’. Church; DOWLING. Albert Woodmansee caught his tiahd <>u a hook in his feed null last Friday and mangled it. Il is very painful. . Mrs. Archie taster and baby Mar­ cela have returned home after a four months visit with her parents ut Battle Creek. Mrs. Heid is visiting her daughter Emma Van Syckle near Lacey. — Krauts Keller commenced ijclmol Monday, after being nut a few-days by getting hurt at school. Will Depriester and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with Earl Huger* and wife at Bandelet. - « Klwin* 0,nnsl)c and family visibsl Frank Dny and family In their newhome on Hie Wickwire farm, in Johnstown. Jake* Decreeker has rented his shop to Harold Stanton. Mr. Mowry will be lhe blacksmith. Hud Burroughs and wife went to tacey. Sunday to visit his sister and Mrs. He<la Whitworth has lieen nl homo this week sick'.with the grip. Will Henkes and wife will attend the miscellaneous shower on Will Hammond nnd wife nl lhe home of NORTH HOPE. Kreil Gibson and wife of Clover­ dale spent Sunday nl Eugene Deck’s. Thomas Wilcox engineer al the saw mill, spent from Saturday un­ til Monday with his parents in East Orangeville. Mre. Edyth N’atzel s|wnl Saturday and Sumlay with her people at j Shultz. Oliver Huyward and family spent Sunday- at Harrison Hurl’s. Miss Alice Koley spent Saturday evening and Sunday with her sis-! this church next Sumlay. al IlnMi I ter Mrs. Nay O. Bump of Clover­ dale. • o'clock. Sunday school at 10:00. Several from here attended' the The tallies Aid Society will meet with-Mrs. Mearl Dewey. Friday. play nl PrairleVillc Friday night. April 10. for an Ea«l»r supper. Harry Kittinger of Hastings is Every Ijody invited. visiting his parents for some lime. Mr. McCue talked to tlie ihihlreii I:"!"."!,’1'" WrlU"’ Mm.-, Albert. CI..M. I. weaving Frank Cliilson spent it part pf Sumlay morning, but w<all learn ­ last week with trends in Kalama... , ,, spring carpets iii all of the newest ed a liTsson from il. |zoo. . Mrs. t,oiikling uml Mrs. (>len ' weaves for one sliding a yard. ,, . - • .... .1 Tlm C. E. wns led by Mrs. Harry Mowry went lo Kalamazoo, to visit I .. >. .. Paul Otis uf Hastings spent from Mr. and Mrs. I homas Gorham enK ,.||,. y .who ver y a bly < nmiurl.'d the frmmh Saturday. tcrlained *rlniiii*.l an “round t-olnul dozen iliwon-' parly t.nrlv of nr ... .■ i Friday- mill Monday will) her ,aunt meeting. Mim Nora Haynes came home their Saturday evening, Mrs. iJonald McCallum. There will be from Knlamazmi. Iasi w;eek on acr j Music and social chat tilled the After uiir'c. E.! Mrs. Everett McCallum is speudI'ouut of (he sickness of |ier young ,.arty evening Dainty refreshments Sunday evening. je senior* nt Hip ing a few .days with her brother ut brother. . were served nl ten. after which lhe W. M. churrli. as ii is quarterly who Is fulling very 80 aen-s. extra goodhouse । Mrs. Holcnmli visited BUl’rot PHII-1eofiversatWli becainv icmiiiisccnl. meeting. | rapidly. small barn, on main roadmom l,|"i "’’nr Shultz, from Friday night | numerous tales of the jokes ami -------------- ;------- 7.-----... • t’eo- hausutu •'Hid wife of Podunk 5>4 miles fropi Hastings. .?.7. " imsj . tmiil Sumlay. pranks of gone-by days provoked Clears Complexion —Rcmmre Skin -.|rt-iii Friday with the fonnei-’j Hn acre*, good building*... ■ Blemishes. . ... Joseph Musson of llullaml spent, laughter that waked the echos and sister Mis. Ada ------------Hayward. bi.’ acres, good huildinR*... ' i om- night last week ut lliu home of >»a'l'* 11"' welkin ring. E. L-wis Ralph Brown, wife uml daughter Why go through life embarrassed in acres, hou«e J. II. Daly. I «"l H Jmir ............................. and disfigured with pimple.*, erup­ spent Sunday at East Orangeville I ; .ciilful Saturday eve- tions. blackheads, red umub -kin. or the guests of Ferris Brown uml I like, gmni h.r ImM "7'‘7 ' ’ 3JX»L >wl|l al l1”’I li'iiw ° suffering lhe tortures of Eczema, The above properly ran Iu- bought of Mr*. Holcomb on 1 hursduy | itch, teller, salt rheum. Ju*l ask left. Monday for your Druggist for Hr. Hobson's Charlotte. h.5' ■ ‘ «"""■> nf Orangeville be-1 ing* irfosl o’f lhe lime during the j Service-McNutt. Rheumatism and,Kidney Trouble, Eczema Ointment. Follow the sim­ Elmer Karns ... —.... monlh of April. s» if vou hnVe div' f'>',,*l "• Sen ire mid Miss Goldie ; Positive m action for backache, ple suggestions nnd ymir «kin wor­ gan working for D;m Karns iu the property l» n4I. let tm"handle it for' "■ 'h'Null were united in marriage weak hark, rheumatism, kidney and ries are over. Mild, southing. olTocC.lytl.you. o'tllrv al Cha* Bauer * Law -1 1 he Presbyterian .Mim.se last Hat-< bladder troubles. P. J. Boyd. Ogle. tive. Excellent .......................for babies ami del■ of Hinds Corners iday until Sunday। Otlh-e. Satunlay of each wi-ek I urday evening. Hev. M. Grigsby ”nni-1 Texas, writes: “After taking Iwo I irate, tender skin. Stop* chapping. MR! o iinnrnntipr o nn !‘ 'a*"ig. Mr. and Mrs. John Belson bottles nf Foley Kidney Pills, my Always helps. 'Itelii-f or money lZKA A. HI JncHUlJAr & uU I wilm-Msl tlm ceremony. | rheumatism ami kidney trouble are bark. 50r. Ilvromniendvd by Cur- moml. LC.HR O. mUIlLHUUOL Ob UU. --------------------- >-----romplelely gone." Safe amt effec- s«dh & Bl' bbma-A. Mulholland m-trnu und HasdoRs, Jiteh. |—MANNER WANT ADV8. PAY.— live.—-Arthur Muholland.—Adv. '—Adv. Sminevillo mid Have you bit those Better FARMS r/liuvio FOR run SAT Fl ,rhpre wj|1 gciiooiJiorRE.- XT.Crt'T w a The Burden of High Cost of Living Removed on Wall Paper atMulholland’s Drug Store Warner of Shull/. Sunday- til I iminhl McCallum* Kay Hull and wife arc mov Charles Shultz's place. We Want to Help You brighten up your house a little for spring and sum­ mer. A little outlay for Paint and Wall Paper will make you think you. have a new home, and it will surprise you what a small amount of money it re­ quires. We can furnish you with Brand New Wall Paper at five cents a double roll and upwards. This is pot old stock we are working off, but gqod live paper. We have the good old reliable Devoe Paint in all colors and all sized cans. This is the best paint you can get for inside or outside. We leave it to the judgment of anyone who has used it. Ask them. Jap-A-Lac, Varnishes, Shellac, Crack-filler, Graining Color, White Lead and Oil, Window Shades, Mouldings, Picture Hooks, Paint Brushes. Carveth & ^Stebbins Jhe Rexall Druggists Phone 3J Goods Delivered Do You Know Kelley? Kelley is Cloverdale’s live Groccryman. He keeps things moving in his store. Always a clean, fresh stock of Groceries. They don’t have a chance to get stale. If you haven’t bought of Kelley yet, you better do so. You’ll be pleased with his service. Spring Is Here Get busy and select your kind of seeds, we have them, all kinds already on hand of Will Hayward and family. from former's mother, Mrs Be first and make Good Friday your planting day Good seeds make good gardens lulping Walter Ilankin Hail, wife and children! spent Sunday al Harrison Hart's.' near Shultz. T. Praiislika .Monday on Try Ours E,. Tungate 6 Son Phone 16-6 Ban fie Id Exchange .Mr. and Mre. Cha*. Bi<|elimm and Never have the people of this vicinity had such an opportunity to buy Wall Paper so cheap. Unclean walls should not exist when we are offering hundreds of rooms of paper at less than *4 their value. This remnant end of our immense line will soon be gone. (Don’t wait too long.) Our showing of new papers equals that of the larger cities, but at a much lower price. We are able to give you the very best decora­ tive service at a saving. We believe you will not overlook this big and complete low priced line when seeking wall paper for common or elaborate rooms. We sell all the other necessities like Room Moulding, Plate Rail, Window Shades, Muresco, Alabastine, Japalac, Paints and Varn­ ishes, Brushes, etc, Use Our Motor Delivery Service Call us by phone and see how quickly you are taken“care of. Arthur E. Mulholland Where you do the best The Leading Druggist Hustings, Mich. Phone 241 of Hiillnud. Tuesday. ' Miss Allie Keller is assisting Mrs. George Johnson with her huuscwork. ,Mr. and Mis. Floytl Watkins ami children of Hasting*. spent several day* la-1 week with Mr. and Mm. L.’W. Calkin*. Sunday al I In- Quimby M. E. churrli. hour for next Sumlay will be *. Will Roush and daughter. *. of Hastings, spent "Veveral day* •la*t week in h<x>d vi-iting friend? turned her mol tier. dny to C.larksvijle, where she will again resume her school iftitias af­ ter enjoying a week’s vacation, she has hiryd out I here for the comiitg year. Mrs. Martha*Gninble of Hastings, visited her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Bidehmin ami family Sunday, ystic Workers held un limr at Quimby. Friday uml received four ’ new into tlm Lodt-e. They will x *ocinl til lhe home of Dr. Sheflield id IIu'Iiiih*. Saturday eve­ ning. April II. Everyone is cordi­ ally invited lo attend. Karrie Geiger.’ due of our high srlmol students-is enjoying a vaca­ tion Miso the imimp*. In the Spring the Gardener's Fancy ——■ Turns to thoughts of tools with which to prepare the soil for the annual planting. Hall ifie joy ot puttering around in the yard comes Irom the possession of suitable utensils with which to put the-bed in shape. ’ . We stock the celebrated Union Tool Company's line. - Let us assist you in making gardening easy. Campbell and McCallum HARDWARE Cloverdale Michigan, LET US PREPARE THAT SUITOR DRESS FOR EASTER We clean everything from your feet to the top of your head. •Experience counts, and we have had years of it. Our plant is equipped for strictly mod­ ern Dry-Cleaning only and we know how to do it. Come in and see our improved steam press. Send your work in by Parcel Post. We Call for and deliver. Phone 223. Hastings Dry Cleaning Co. । Found u Eurr for Hficumutbiin. I “I suffered witli rtieumatism for I1 tw> year* uml could mH get my right hand to my mouth for that Hinds School Itrpor|. | I’l'rcclilugu of attendance, 90.15 leim-llud time." writes I.. ..... Cliapr ]lcp<'rl of Hind* School fur mouth [phis.. . i man. Mnplvton. Iowa. "I sufferve ending Mutch zl: T|io’so netlhcr, :iba«m nor lardy i terrible pam -o 1 rould rtol sleep or Numb-r of dlv8 taught, -JU. • d'lvmil Jli- imrnth were Mui«A*< j lie sliil-at night. Five years ago I I begun using Ghainberlain’s Luiiiimni and in lw mrntlh* I was well ■nnd have mil suffered with rltuuIftmWftm slnrv." For sale by AH 11 Dealers.—Adv, ' Lora Dryer, I Total eurullmout, 12. �_ __________ .____ _______________ Tnr. iiARny^BixxTR. aprii. ». b>h and^TIiroLaiGillatL They ,|.N*ld. .l j Misses Maude Rickert. ■ Malsl GLARKSVII I E- < I that ths rtegallvo side w<»n by foul* King and Grave Roumn rcliirned I.■ \i, \|iwn jlr,.,u„tic went lo A Il-Hnt«. After the .lohcde wa* over.tsrb.Mil nt IJn-lings. Monday. . Howell on Thur*.i>.v to spend the < hlid Mi«*e« Berniee kidney anil, Dr. billion of llunlingtnn, Indi- day with her hu*l>nn<l at^flie Rntil- d ’ ivilte'" Goadsite ’ were, allowed In ana. lectured at tinI . B. chi “ *“ Guod*i<e were, allowed to ana. lectured at the I . H. church tarium. nbo ronorf* tom very com- . -----------r...xif..tu!fl*hmh v nmi 4 Mr. and .Mr*. Ernest Warner ai"l. eh<H>«o sidiy for a regular old fasb- Saturday and Uniuinv Sunday nii-hts. nights. A | fortaldo th hl# new quarter*. gon Alton tgrrnl Sunday the guest* • jUHIC'I line,| s|M»llirig down conle«l. Alt good crowd attended, of Earl Slaiitmi and wife of thte- , •1 —part -L >*. -ri.. Inok m ■ the «nAii<>.**r.ini/*i, spelling natch. i \lr« ______ _ _ _ ilKL,t|. their hmno Pridiv rvenlrtk. Warm 4 n tla Mm. George l». Smitluuid Mr*. \\ ill-, ~ . Mrs. Burr Warner and two ehil- i lain Johnson sharing I he. Itnnor* The village I* planning ou nSSi'g i -u,tar4 Mren froqi Landing, came out Fri­ , evcnlv « Ing a water system. The bi th? for a visit with Mrs. Warner* ' 1 a ill bo two storic*. and willi tie |o-1 Mr. nn*l Mr* Chas. Decker from . IrlV l.imbw M'S>d Sunday 4 l.arent* Mr. and Mr*. Charles linrhFREEPORT. sbisl* mid th'* garage. The iww Benkes and family. inan. On Naiurday Mr. Warner nr।system i* manufactured by thei The boon picker* MBftt.Oie©QPU>anying hi* wife mid ... ... ,, ________________ ______ , Vhildreii home Momlny, visiting v i-il mg friendfriend- inmt.raiid <.rand Rapid* llnpnl* r<re-j - i-aai|.| jrbanks iank!J Morse Mm-**- Lo. *:«». of of Chicago.'of Cliieago.1 ofaajob job after.working afiqrworkinglive livedays. days. 1“ villiise Saturday SatliriiOV 1 Work will ...tn he liegtni > ... on «... the 11.~ building I On p- Tuesday «»»- — « evening a ■large -----Robert Howerbv mid son. Thoma* n.mi.ul •’•rued In to th.. the village coin-. A pany of nf friend* and neighbors’ Howerhy.atieiul.il the funeral of '"f*'*. . . |at once. aiHl’llie plant will lie Im- paw ffohn Howerhy. of Grand Rapids. . Mrs. L. M. <•» [“'' r i.,J mcdinlelv Installed. gathered at th.- Iiw of L. A. Seo- ♦ ■ . .. .... jistvr tn Ead pan or t.i i p । Kenyon of l.au*ing spent a/Tllle mid gave him quite a stirpri*e..^ we.-k. . few day* 111*1 week with hi* par- .Mr. Seovillo will soon leave our'-Y Mi** Eleanor j p (| Kenyon ‘ town for a <iew home in California| > juau serveo in inc |m»m oihco ;n .............\\ ill* and girl fnendj„n(x M|. Ul|1| a|(| h*|. week with | |M, । a,|y Vh,.(.a|„.o* *med din-land a* a remembi.ii>.-** of hi* many A Grand Rapids. At th.* time of hi* -r Hastings «. «pei ,ii ' »*»r nml supppr in the Sherman friend* here he wa* presented with I “ tlerUli hr was *uperuiteiidciil nf tho Ifienilwlii '""'h. , .I.M-ke a**i*teu m p,r x„i,.rs Monday. , Hi Masonic ring. Dr. Warner made ▲ inalling division Ii.tx ing ci>mm**nc>-iL . , ><•* m Dr. J. w . Mr. and Mrs. Judson Kingsley mul Hi'* P'*entatiori spe<s’h in hi* u*ual work Iri the Grand Rapid* ©nice in .h"ii-Mio d dulie the year of tend. leaves lligier iiik < *. ln*l 1.1*1 week. child of Grand Rapid* visited nt able manner and very mueli) touch-1 ♦ Mi** F^lnn l ord n'turn.Ni Satur- q,,, of j xv< Eoglvsong last ed by the gift Mr. SgovtHe could A to mourn hi* demise a loving wife. „nly thank fiteiu-'all. RefreshMrs. John Kowerby of Iruii* Ave. day from :i week* visit Witli h<*r}w,,^k jliss Essie Pomeroy ..f Boyne; meiil* wero. surfed by the Indie* < Grand Rapid*: one son. Leo Hower- paients in Hillsdale. Hell Godfrey spent \\ ednesday I Clly usitwrfi-.mil* her.. Ia*l week, and all report a dine lime. I by. a miisirian of Chicago; one and 1 hiiiMlay in 1 !'*• Mr. and Mr*. 'Guy Simpson of T|„. p i ay -(j n< (,.r n,.. Spell" was ♦ daughter. Mr*. C. Knowlton, and Ha.' I "' "•>*. in Grand Rapid* i r,nin,| Hapids visited Ihci? parent*' presented by the Allo Dramatic three brnlhors-Thoqias Hiiwerby. of , I,‘to Sun.lay. « Club on Friday niclil and wa* well .y Grand Rapid*: Rubcrl Sowerby nf lliur-.|ay M *?• Eunice n.-rrington spent Mi*.* Beulah Babbitt vi*ited al received by a large audience. ♦ Irving; William Siwerby of Rock­ Mis* Pnullne lHllrtila*rk ha* been A ford; and one sister Mr*. F. Baldwin1 rl, ai™«2. .omih^r' rmm her., m : SP'l ake List w. ek. ij'1 ?7h. z"""lpr ,,f ^ran'l I quite ill with stomach trouble for ♦ of Rockford. * tendril tin* Epworth l^ng’i' Rapid* *|.cnl Sundny al the home ihP past n-yg Mis.* Maty Jenkin* of Irving wa* I V ™ I rXv ........... '■ . Mnod Itrffuadr Itouelw and n guest of her sister Minnie E. Ji-iiF '’"'i from’near Lake Odessa spent kins of Grand Rapid*, riiursilay. r \v M }k> ni. von ninnsl hi* house 1 • pom •. ,i . Tt?.. ... lo tm..ic Ple i-m.l .y. iimg al th.- Saturday evening with their parWilliam I-illeld has ■•iigaged to 1 tio|,| I* mm me nouse mieiy i: f^'"1 (,r n,jM p|nr,._ work for Giro J irire on the i rank |,y Jstm<** -Gritlhi in -the Home oi a. noi”-r rn.iay. ---------------------------- , I.ittlc Vera Snyder i* very ill with Ptalt farm ©no mile from Irving |iar, „f |0WIh Hi< prillli(1V SOUTH ROM'NE.-------------- pneumonia. Idlib* ho|H* is given by northeast for the ensuing suiimi. r. o|M(.,, j4 alw, jwalwj in th,. A real nhl fashioned gw I limo Ellen Will ronin* opposite the I Simon Ponder and wife railed on the doctor. Frank Deming* nnd family of Free-1 Fred Philo entertained a l»oy was had at the Irving school house livery barn friend Glonn Coon of Ionia, thi* Friday aftenioon. Many nieinte-r* |,|0‘Bnuma Grand Rapids port Sunday. Hay Stahl and- wife vi*iled John I week. of the district were i>re*.-ril to listen . Hp,nit Smithy with her 'parent* Stahl and family of tkimpl»*ll. FriMr*. C. F. Huntsman ha* been to the ilolmti* between m«u|il»or* nf (,j („wn day evening. 1 confined lo her bed by dines* for Hie sixth grade on the pro|*>-ilion: j^j^i |M>pin ^ain Monday. E. Ih>uiii«ion and sons are culling I nearly three week*. Resolved that fin* df-troy* more. Car| nick,irl wa„ in (Jrnm| napi(h wood «n M. Hoffman*. Hiram Livingsb'ii and son-in-law than waler. Ilu- afilnnahve side Thursday, Carl Barber i* nssiding M. Keyser I were in Grand Rapid* and Belding ?•** \ large crowd allended the bonoon bilsineu last week. Acllie (jillett. \iviiin Dunlap. Her- (it „how at I lie Vaudelte WmIiios- wth hi* spring work. Mi** Millie Andrew* of Allo i* Mrs. Cha*. Judice nnd daughter nico Johnson mid George Estep.<|av mght. The kill team’s share of visiting her brother Ciair and fam- | Leona, visited in Grand Rapid* last while the negative side was de- |hl. wa4 almut $10.00. . week. tended by Verne Mal*on. Ellas Get-, hr. ward Moore of Urand'Rapid* lly. Henry Tabbtey i* on tlu--*i-k list | Nash and Bryant are building adman and Rosa bchiffman. The spent Sunday with hi* parents east al present. ditional lumber shed*. Judge* were Amy Kent. Vance Kent nj (ho village. A. J. Miller and family. *The|tna A new engine ha* been put in the nnd Helen liuiteri.k visited Henry IP. M. pumping station hero. Miller and family nf Irving. Thurs-1 A. .Howard Rising and snn of] day. Lake Odessa visited Me parent* Herman Goseh nnd son*. Earl and; Wednesday. . Glenn, wore in Jlndinu* Friday Jesse .Miller visited hi* people in having dental work done. Woodland over Sunday. . Olis Hosteller is working fori M. P. Lenhard of Elmdale visited With the close of the month of March we have rounded out Clarence Benedict. ' F. E. Richards,’ Thursday. a decade of merchandising in the general store at Irving. We Jacob Rui-kli* of Luther wa* n| An adminieirator* sale will be came here ten years ago and the volume of patronage we have guest of J. II. Carpenter and wife, held on lhe Wm. Phillips farm. Frireceived has met our most optimistic expectations. We are Friday nnd Saturday. day afternoon-April 10. pleased to announce after having been acquainted for so long a Mr*. Ozi Pardee wa* in,Grand| Miss I.into McPherson who lifts Rapid*. Tuesday. ; been very low with tuberculosis. time that we extend our best regards and sincere thanks to those' , ---------------------------is improving sleiylily rtndi* able to who have aided us to maintain a strong mercantile establishment When run down with kidney pit ut> part, of the lime, at this place and shall ever be pleased to attend to your require­ trouble, backache-, rheumatism or Mr*. T. J. Dailey and daughter ments with all the business getting alacrity that has marked bladder weakness., (urn quickly for ,\ua. went to Grand Lodge. Satur«...»_ ._ f..t । .tti_ You ,lay (o visit relative*. our endeavors in the past. ysleml Volnoy Strong moved to 1-tkc without having good result; Chas., Odessa. Thursday. N. Fox,. Hi in rod. say*: . -N. YFoley 1 Myra Dailey ba* returned from a i Kidney Pill* have done me more I visit with her brother in Grand IRVING, MI'H. ’ , 1904-1914 I good'than glBOAt worth of modi- nafud*. BOTH PHONES—Hasting*. 1M> 1L-4S, Middleville Line, 102 1I.-1S. cine." They give you good oo«nh, .. S.iaine* •'------- ” v._i. -...i r«Aa*li mm r v r.. — —Arthur Mulluilhuid.—Adv. were In ligand Rapid*. Tucs-j <lay. .. E. Richards do * not improve j very fast. Mrs. Richard* is still taking In* place in Hie post ofilce. .Mr*. J. Slaghl is entertaining her , son from the west. . John Necb is buililinu a barn for । his brother IstwU near- Ha*Hnc*. I A iiuiiiIht of lhe friend* of Mrs.; Volney Strong surprised her Tues­ day afternoon. A very nice limo; was enjoyed by all. Wc are very । sorry to have .Mr. Strong's leave । our little biirg. , The W. C. T. U. will meet next Tuesday with Mra. Allego. Mra. . Dann of Lake Odessa will Ih- presof eating dry and tasteless bread; when ' your enl and give a report of lhe World’s । whole system seems to be crying out for some of that nice moist nutty flavor­ also the National Convention, both 1 I of whrh she attended. IRVING. House Cleaning Time is Approaching And with it comes the thought of New Furniture, Ruga end Carpets, and where to * purchase them. are again out A good 9x12 BRUSSELS RUG atj C. R. WATSON, General Store WHEN YOU GET TIRED ed bread like your mother-in-law used to make; and you feel as though you would like to try a different flour, then try Sunshine Flour. The flour that is “as good as thdbest, and better than the rest.” You will find.that you are getting just what you wanted, your bread troubles will be ended. If your dealer does not handle Sunshine Flour, notify, us giving us his name, we will see him about it. Call on us for ground feed. F. A. CHILDS & CO IRVING, MICH ROOFING The rainy season is now here. The old shingle roofs are sure to leak, and you know there-is nothing more annoying than an old leaky roof. Get in ahead of the rain. Patch the old, or cover the new roofs with ready prepared roofing. I have a number of styles and grades, something to suit the man who wants a cheap roof, a very good roof, or the very best roof that he can buy. * -■ Cruthed slate, red or green, medium, heavy, and extra heavy, Galvanite, 1, 2 and 3 ply Rubber, 1, 2 and 3 ply Silver Kote, 2 and 3 ply Standard Asphalt roofing, Asphalt and Galvaqite roof coating. A car load just in. See me be­ fore you buy roofing. Jesse Townsend Trott Hastings, Michigan. SISHELD. Tho people nf our village wore greatly saddened Wednewlay morn­ ing by lhe death of Miss Florence Dilley, one of lhe*young Indus of the village school She ha* always i lived in Sunfield nnd wn* greatly oved by all who knew her. She liod of'spinat meningitis. She ieaves to mourn her lo*s her father. Robert DiHevv three brother* mid rme sister. ’ The funeral tu-rvicea nen- held nl the M. E. church nt 12 o'clock Friday. . ' John Gearhart wns badly mjur.Nl Monday morning by a span of colls. He had just finished hitching them up nnd was pulling on his over­ coat when the colls became frighten<-d. Mr G>arhart tried to slop them by .lumping in front of them and wn* knt*-ked down, one of lhe colts slepp-d on his back mid the buggy ran over him. Dr. Pencock wa* called and found one of Mr. Gearhart's riba fractured and seven* bruises aboul his chesl. He has been confined lo bi* bed since the accident- hub H is expecled that he will be out again in n few day's. Dr. Dillon lectured iu lhe I . II. church Monday evening. Subject, “Truth and Error of Religion.” Mr*. Nancy Linhart is vtMling her sister m Delroil. . Dcmirr Creaser and Mary vv cippert roturord lo Albion College Tuesday after a abort vacation. A. s. Amon. A. IL Bayer and W. L Arntz have purchacmi now Rw auto*. Th.- Republican nominal wore elected to (lie several township ofilc.es as follows: Rupervsor R. M. Bascoin: Clerk. H. H. Mttpes; TrensOrrin Griffin; Highway Com- John E. Bugler: Overseer, George Schell; Juslice. Milton M. Hager: Board of Review. A. B. Biahop; Constable*, Chasi Healy. A. MLddaugb, A McKuajib and Jlolland Downs. RAGLA DISTRICT. Mra. Bert Milla spent Thursday afternoon with Mra. L- Wunderlich. Winifred Nichola, Golda Walters and Beatrice Lancaster visited our school thi* week. . Will Strickland anil wife railed on Rolla Fox ami family Sunday. Frank Barrv and family spenl Friday in Ilauinga. Subscribe for (hr BANNER, only Sl.OO per year. ~ (TQ CA Wc also have in stock a large and beautiful line of yard goods for curtains. Prices ranging from Others ranging in price 1 Q f. now -arrl iw to “vc per ya MW & Harris Furniture 6o. The Sample Furniture People * Hastings The irvlno General store We Wish You to Remember That this season wc arc carrying the largest stock of Room Sized Ruga e^er shown in thia city, or any town of thia size. We extend a cordial invitation to call and inspect them, and you will agree that we have the most select patterns and splendid up-to-date and good wearing Rugs to be found on the market. ♦♦ *♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦' r.r.tKTTTrrx FURNITURE FOR LESS MONEY UNDERTAKING at LOWER PRICES Michigan Safe Protection From Fire and Theft There are quite a number of people in every locailily who. al different time*, have considerable money in their po*se**ion. Peculiar method* are resorted lo by some of them in taking care of this money, putting il where il will be “safe." Many instance* have come io light where money ha* heen secreted in lhe bed mattress, or tucked away in some obscure place in an old sock. Often times . beneath the corner of tho carpel ha* been the “safety deposit." How often wo rend of. or heir of. a fire whore tho "secret saving*" have “ boon wiped nut in a jiffy with Iho burning of tlie hqme. Or a tramp ho* robbed the strong Itox. This very thing happen* in huhdred* ot homo*. Have you a sum of money lucked away some Where? “Crying over spilt milk" doc* nol help any when money in lost by fire or stolen by a prowler. Don't take Iho chance of losing, we have a hank equipped for taking care of your money for you, and in such a way that you can have il al any lime. A checking account with u* is the proper thing. We give you a nice Hille personal check book and you can pay any bill by cheek and know that the balhncc ot your money is safe from either fire or burglars. Thi* i* all free lo you.' Cost* you nothing. See us about il. Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County Michigan Hastings, TREAT YOUR SEED OATS TO ANTI-SMUT Some time ago many bottles of Anti-Smut were put out among the farmers in dif­ ferent sections on trial to treat their wheat for smut. Below we print their own statement which tells it much stronger than -we can. No farmer can afford to grow any grain without first treating the seed to Anti-Smut. Read the testimonials: Cement Cily. Mich- Aug. ?. ’ll I'he Anti-Smut Chamjoal Co, North Adams, Mich. Dear Sirs:—Last year I had the smuttiest wheal I ever saw. I sow­ ed 17 acres of the same seed, using one large size lioHle of Anli-Smul mid 1 ran not find one smutty ker­ nel. This hn* taught me that 1 can raise wheal without danger nt smut Dy treating my seed beforj sowing. A'ours Truly. John T. Keiley. MoacowTMich- Aug. 3. ’ll. The Anti-8<nut Chemical' Co­ North Adam*. Mich. Dear Sra:—I sowed 16 acre* of wheat last fall with seed which was .very smutty. Upon your recom­ mend I bought a liotlle of AnliSmul and treated the same a* foroat*. Since threshing I can nol lind one solitary smutty berry. This has certainly done all you claim for it. and 1 shall always treat my seed wheat. Yours, . Ealie, L. Patch. Then buy from us enough Anti-Smut to Seed Oats be­ Brooklyn. Mich- Aug. 2, IL Anti-Smul Chemical CoNorlh Adam*. Mich.' Dear Sirs:—Iji«I fall 1 had tn buy seed wheal and il happened (£i-l the wheat 1 Imught had been treated with Anli-Smul. So being curiou* to know if the treatment would really do any good. 1 sowed lhe treated grain in* tin1 crjiter of lhe field. Al harvest lime 1 could see to a drill mark where lhe treatment began; the alrayv, was larger, tlm bundles heavier and the quality of grain was much belter on the wheat which had been treated. 1 shall always treat my seed grain with Anti-Smut. • . Your*. x F. D. Kerr. Jerome, Mich, Aug. 3, ’ll. .Ant-Smut Chemical Co­ North Adam*. Mich. f>car Sira:—I -hava used AnllKmut «>n outs fur several seasons and concluded last fall that I would try ii on wheaL'Mi I treated the seed for 20 acres lhe same a* for oats, .and 1 caul see any difference in the result* obtained. Il kills the smut completely In wheat a* il has done in oat* for year*. And 1 also believe it improves the quality of (he grain a* It does the straw. There are les* light berrie* and a much better straw. Yours Truly, Fred Baker. fore The sowing. money spent will be the best invest­ ment you ever made Edmonds Brothers Phone 18 THE ELEVATOR MEN Hasting., Mich �Ami, 1114-20 PARES. THE HASTINGS BANNER Reasons Why Our usiness Grows PART THREE—PARES 17 TO 70. Q.OOD healthy growth in any legit­ imate business is something to be proud of. We are proud of the suc­ cess we have attained and' grateful to those who have contributed to it. A firm that can operate a business for ten years and have it steadily increase at the rate of 250 per cent in four years must be gaining the confidence of their patrons ‘ Our volume of business has reached nearly $200,000 per year, i We do not wish to boast but we want to show that our goods and services are appre= elated by our customers. OUR STORY When we started in business for ourselves it was with the id^a of buying and selling upon a small margin of profit and of selling the BEST goods that we could buy at the lowest possible price, depending upon a large VOLUME of business for our profit. Our policy has always been to * give EVERYONE a SQUARE DEAL every time, and we never have, and never will depart from that policy. When you buy a bushel of com, or a ton of coal here, you get FULL WEIGHT in every instance and the best QUALITY that we are able to get. For our own convenience and for the benefit of all who may wish to see their purchases weighed, we bought the best scales that we could buy, placed them under cover and we arc always glad to have ANYONE test our scales and see thrir own purchases or anyone’s else, weighed if they wished. We feel that if we can’t succeed HONESTLY, that we DON’T DESERVE SUCCESS, and WILL NOT MEET WITH IT. We BELIEVE that doing business on this plan has won for us the CONFIDENCE of the buying public. We appreciate this confidence more than we can tell you, and know lhat we must have it if we continue. We will never KNOWINGLY do one single thing to violate it. OUR BUYING We started in business upon the theory that no concern could successfully retail goods UNLESS il had the goods ON HAND to sell. More than that, we know that in order to sell goods SUCCESSFULLY we MUST buy in CAR LOAD LOTS, and thus get the LOWEST PRICES and therefore be able to SELL AT THE LOWEST PRICES. That’s what we DO. We have also m ade a study of the goods we have to buv. In the mat­ ter of coal for instance, or seeds, we inform ourselves thoroughly upon the quality of what wc are about to purchase. OUR. SELLING Previous to entering the elevator business, our whole lives had been devoted to FARMING and STOCK-GROWING, in which we have had a wide experience. When we entered the elevator business we believed that we could be of SERVICE to a great many people engaged in fanning From our own experience on the farm, we believed we KNEW what the people of this county would want, and we aimed to HAVE IN STOCK at all times, just what they would need. For instance in Cotton Seed Meal and many other stock feeds, we are the only ones between Grand Rapids and Jackson, to BUY IN CAR LOAD LOTS. Wc have thus generally been able to sell the BEST FEEDS at LOWER PRICES than prevailed else­ where. OUR PRICES , While dealers in many cities two years ago took advantage of the “Coal Famine” to BOOST PRICES ,we did not raise our’s one single penny above the regular market price. We could have made MORE MONEY by selling our stock of coal to dealers in other cities, but felt that our first duty was to supply our home patrons, and we KNOW that bur service was appreciated. Our regular prices on all our goods are as low as are con­ sistent with goodrquality. We do not handle poor quality for the sake of making a little lower price than others. OUR SERVICE, • serVL PU^JC’ There >8 scarcely a citizen that can do without the line of goods we carry. The farmer, the stock grower, the poultry raiser, the householder. We pay the highest market price to the farmer for his hay and grain and furnish him in return the highest quality of seeds, feeds, and fertilizers. For the stock grower and poultry raisers we carry' just the feeds they want and sell them at rock bottom prices. We buy feeds jn car load lots. ( In fact if there is anything you want in any of our lines such as Brick, Sewer Pipe', Cement, Lime, Plaster, Stucco, Coal, Feeds, Etc., we-will be pleased to have you see us or call us up by phone. “Strict integrity" in business is not only a virtue—it’s a stepping stone to success—it’s justice—it’s doing unto othres as you would like to be done by. That is, and will continue to be our motto. Edmonds rothers The Elevator Men Phone 18 Hastings, Mich. �THE IL Former Senator W. W. OUR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES PAY 354 percent if left with us one year 3 percent if left six months Oth*r inveilmeits t*y tag.r rates, bul remember, lhe, are I object to change in market value which may take more than in­ tense, then too, you must find a buyer. a widl-«haped wm Our Certificates are Payable on Demand and- Provide a Sure Income. Savings Books Issued. George Liverton........................................ i.............................. President Wm. H. McCartneyVice President Sherman I. Strong............................................................................. Cashier Howard C. LawrenceAssistant Cashier Otto C. Russ Otis Miner Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Krieger U. S. Postal Savings Depository No. 477Q' Flants GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL CO Chink of henry Smith When You Come lo Grand Rapids Grand Rapids, Wicb. Fi.N’E LAKE. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Roofns—91.00 Slngis; ft-SO Dau bls. Kurapaan Plaa. The Eagle Hotel, J. K. Johnston, Prop. Last Week’s Letter. Mirtit I tall Ik. That old 19(3-14 snow bank has vanished. Republican caucus was held nl the Grange hall on Saturday after­ noon. A mild south-east breeze look lhe ice mid snow out of the lake on Sunday. Four boys from the Battle Creek M-li<M>ls arc out on a few days va­ cation and ore occupying the Bak­ er coltaae. Max Eicholz who' was reported Home of Home Made Candies sink in la*t week’s Banner is no lictter at I hi* writing. The friends are cousidering the matter of tak­ ing him to the Nichols hospital In Bailie Creek. Onr community received the sad new* bn Sumlay night of the sud­ den death of Mrs. Rockwell of Hickory Gdrncr*. Will Cligell i* working for Will Cobb while the latter moved hi* household goods to his new home in Newton. Calhoun County. Phone 548 J. W. Armbruster, Prop. Hastings, Mich. Harry Brininstool hinted a fine pickerel to lhe surface one day last week. Mr*. Brown I* Mill absent on n visit with her children, in North­ ern Michigan and in Chicago., Then* have no new canes of srnrlel fever developed in the Will Kirk family. J. J. Fl*h went lo the quiet eity of Battle Crock, on Monday. • Will Frey i* sawing out lhe log* in his mill yard. gluten in it furnishes the greatest amount of Mr. Fules. and family are con­ templating removing lo tfie Mas­ digestible nutrients. tin land Tn Ros*. Kalamazoo Coun­ ty. gluten tiuperioc ia Arthur 8earht and family have returned lo his farm. John Jones nnd family called, nn relatives on the lake shore, Sun­ day. Eat Cottage Bread I urgent and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Farm Phones— Belt 651 Citizens. 6251 DID you £VER EviryAiog infill Fliww Orgenhed in 1888 Pndcr Slate Control OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. Store Phones— Ben. 173 Citizens. 5173 cxpreMivc. He had head and n scholajiy. clean-shaven :er s face, ami wa* a grto<l-Iooking. preman. He always Hastings ix>s»e**ing well-drensed in orthodox blackrtta^ al) professional personages, and wore a high beaver hat nnd-4iigli silk stock. In cold wvuHiec, his usual We use it in sending flowers to you outside garment was a Boston wrap­ and find we can give good eeryipf. per. as it wn* called of black or brown cloth, quilted and linod (With ailk'aud coming below his knee*. He wa* quick in his mol ions, and rordial.' cheery and inviting in hi* si.eech nnd manner. He was a man for Christmas and other occasions, of strong likes ami dislike*, but he never carried (he latleKbeyond the limits of good Mnsc and courtesy.” He married, lint on Jan. 28, 1810, Eluda Owen, of-Geneva. New York, who died in 1821; second. Mra. in. phelena Field Moody, of Genova, ich. New York, in 1820. who died in De­ troit in 1831: third. Mrs. ’lluodokla If your trdcr amounts to Xj or over we'll pay telephone charges. DeV’caux Pelil, in 1835, who died in 1803. He had one child by hi* first wife, four by' hi* second; and none by I;;; l.y his i!:!r;!. third. P-* Only “ one ------of * hl* cbll. ... reqched ----- ... j maturity, ilreii ..... v-*, —Manly Henry Dwight. Hasting*. Who born in 1827 ,und died in 1850. He moil. You'll appreciate the quiet homelike atmoephere ot the Eagle Hotel and will be surpriMd al the moderate rates wit^ the new and excellent sendee. wa* a civil engineer. LAKE ODES** STATE SAVINGS BANK, Lako Odessa, Mich. , ? ~ ER, APIUl. 8, 19H tastes like the bread mother used to make. No meal complete withoutjt. From Fainting in City Hall. Halting*. EDROTIIS P. HASTINGS Eurola* Parmele Hasting*, fromfrirovwl vahiek-.siL The Hastings Vilhom the city Ils iagc Go. became in*<»ircol end whom rity of Hastings ila-tings took It* name, wasJlie sixth child of doctor Eurotas-P. Hasting-, who tn 1839, Felh Hasting* and vyffr, Ikmicc re*unn*d (he prasitl-m-y of tho most Panm-le Hasdiig*. He was Ihiiii in । \s- i fui financial in.*iituti'*n of th" Washington, Connecticut, and died West by IHI3 found him-rlf out of m Detroit. Michigan. June I. 1808. oOlce, the Hauk of Michigan in tinHe came of a family characterized li.ubK'of u reedver. hi* investment* iiy Professor North of H.-iinilloii wiithlesa ... ,.— ---------------------------------------and hiiii*<*lf pauperized. College as'llie’ clmicest of New Eng- Hi* was tho common lol of men land slock.” His father. Dr. Selh who had shown failh in lhe new llasting*. was burn in llalllehl. stale and it* inalituiions. Massachusetts, studied medicineWhen Mr. Hasting* became Audimarried and rellli'd in Washington. |(,r.General of thi* state, it wii4 Connecti>-ut. Dr. Selh Huslmgs, fl>Und that many of the fiscal tran*wu* Hite son of Ilo|>.--I. n Hasltng--, action* of former year* had nol a farmer of Hatlirhl. Massachu- i |H‘en entered upon the liooks of the sett*. whoAvas a *on of Dr. Thoma* ■ ,,nh-r. that only a few vouchers for Hasting* Jr- who wa* born bfl'i- whii h warrants hail lieen drawn had l‘i,-h>79, and diol April II. 1*3). li<'.)NI|.n tclaiued, that il wa* uecesin turn wa* the son of Dr. Thomas , Miry qptfn a new ret of books In Hasting', who was lioru in Water- ,|„. Auditor-General* office. It wa* town. Massachusetts.- !<U5 and here that Mr. Battling* long Inrnitjied in Halllfhi •» )«•-- D*‘- Thoma**1 ues* training add exii'ieuv’i'* banking Hasting* SrHie son of Hi- experience stood him in good stead. .American enngrant ancestor. I'lHMii There was no proper system of a* Hastings, who with In* wife Sm-1 checking Ihe-bQOk* <>( th? Audiloramin. cam- tn Amerua from Ip- General with Um- of the Stair wich. England. 111 ItUi and setlh-1 .Treasurer ‘T wi|' ’ ' al Watertown in Hie colony of “Ma- j,„H other d« the Mchuscll* Bay.” After the death* state. of Susanna Hasting*, who dinll As a result of the hard lime*, without tionjn. Ttmnas Harting*' taxes were very largely delinquent, married Margaret Cheney, of Rox­ and lhe lax law* wa* *0 hopele,-*ly bury, Massacliu*eit.«. and it was complex and received so many dif­ SMOKY HOAD. from this union that Dr. Thoma* ferent t oii«l ructions in different Last Week's Leiter. Hasting* was Isirn. 'Tiioinas Has­ parts of Hie staid that il was diffi­ Mr*. Win. McLain of Gratfil Rap­ tings. Hie emigrant American an­ cult. if m»t ini|M*asible. to .collect id*. vlsilrd Mi*.* L. M. Judson a few cestor. wa* a lineal descendant of the public revenue*. hi these Lord Hasting*, who was created strenuous lime*, when had he been day* of Inst Inst week. Visitors al Mr. nnd Mr*. Willard Hail of Cumberland ill 153), nnd free |o |<><>k more closely after hi* while I drop further geneologjcnl own interest*. Mr. Hasting* might Ih-inond and family Sunday were: record here, it i* certain the family perhaps have done something lo Mr. and Mrs. Arch Graves of Stony wns powerful und influential In conserve and protect Id* private In­ 'Point; Mr. and Mrs. Osborn Burby England before the Norman Con- terest*. he gav>- hi* time unreserv­ of Grand Rapid*; I* iron re Eggleston quesl. / edly lo the performance of bis ufli- of Grand Rapid*; Alta Baas of Grand Rapid* aud grandma Has* of. Grand In iMld Klirotu* P. Hustings wa* cial dulie*. Rapids. eucngeil in lhe mercantile business Hr eslabh-lnil the llr*l orderly Mr. nnd Mrs. Seth Clark of Dellop Willi his brother. Orlando Hailing*, system of nceoiinliiig in this stale. in Clinton. New York.- In 1HIM. he He lirsl brought order out of visited at Jno. Meade * over Sunday. •evered thi* connection- and be­ chaos by applying liusuie** methods Lena Monde visited Mi** Muudu came a clerk in’ Utica’, New York, lo the financial affair* of the stale. Clmrilon of linstini*. Saturday. and *0 upod was the impression H<f Urged liu* general revision of Thelma Curtis hits returned lioutr made by hi* honesty Hint he wn* (lie lax laws of lhe state, and a after sp<*nding a few day* with her called to Geneva. Ni-w York, where sale of delinquent lauds to Tlie stale grand parents. Mr. and Mr*. Horace lot wn* comuflHl wilh the Bunk of or to pnta|<- persoigi subject to GuUl»-*.f Woodland. Geneva Olid by rapid progres* soon n*a*onalil>> lerms oiraNinptiou. . Mr. and Mrs. Abe Fariec aUeiAlrd iierame lhe cashier of that institu­ Re faithfully accounted to Ibe Un* funeral nf their son. in Maple tion. 1 purdic fur every dollar- of its fund* Grove. Thursday. The Bank of Michigan had been and rendered io the stale signal Frank Farley yisited his mother organized in Didroll in IHIH and wa* service* iir a lane of financial dis­ Mrs; Kate Farley. Friday night. Hie lirsl banking iri'litulion lix tress and bii-iuegs depression. hi IN',.1, ni ill- close of hi* term a* America west of Ibvchreler.'New Assyria Farmers' Club. York. In llf.<» Eurola* P. Hasting* Auditor G.-m-rnl, Mr Having* was resigned u* cashier of lhe Bank of ap|H)inled ■■Uh ial assignee in bank­ Tlm- Assyria Fanners’ Glub hi-Jd Don't use a floor finish which will Genina and came to Detroit lo uc- ruptcy which position ho hold the il* March meeting nt the Assyria M leave unsightly worn spots after a i cpLthe-presidency of the Bank of remainder of hi* life. During Ih" P..church. About 100 were preyvnl little wear. Kyanize is made e> Michigan which |*>-ition lie retain?, llrsi few year- nf Iiis i>01cial iiicuin- m spilt! of lni> bud r<»a<t*. Dinner ed until in IKit). when lie resigned henry when Hu- country was recov­ wa* served in the basemiml' after jvccially tti stand the scufl and lo become Auditor General of the ering from the avalanche of ilnan- which the program wa* taken up. tread of heavy shoe*, without Sinti- of Michigan. cial d«**tre»* which had overwhelm­ The meeting was-opened by ring­ crackipg, peeling, or turning white. When Mr. Ha*ling* in-came Audi­ ed them. -I»* handled htfiidnsl* <>f ing “Americe." by tlie Club.'lM*voIt is a rwirV finish, instead of a tor General of "Michigan, th" stat" cases <>f bankruptcy involving in tionals were led by Rev.*J. E. Mc­ wu« yet in i|« mfanry. Detroit, il* Iho nggregat.. millions'of* iMjjir*. mere mixture. Clure. Tho accn-lary’s report wn* read and accepted and roll call largest city, had a i*>pulation yf A* raid by the DntJroit Tribune: Kyanize also make* a beautiful, *Tlii» I'onti.fence uf lhe public in fount) all officer* present with Hie slightly below ten thousand. It wds sanitary, most durable finish for without tran-|ioriali<m facilities or Hie ;idmmiMralivt™1UuUly of Mr. rxceiiUon of'Clutplain. Next on the furniture and all woodwork about the mean* of rapid connectioti und Hasting* wu< supreny1. ami from a program yrab un organ duel by Dor­ il* people weru yet struggling set­ very eaily day he was consluiilly othy* Jewell and Drpbn bcliocli. the house. tler*. pioue.-i* slrugglma lo subdue railed u|s>n |o act as trustee, ad- t hey were heartily appluffilvty mid S«txn artutic colort, antf clear} alto white enamel the Wildri ne.-B. and luqieful for Hie miDistralor lercjvef and a»»igne.. res|Mindcd with u secund number. in estates and in cases (lending in A paper. “Social and Political Life," future. ’ ' Come in and get a small can ot Kyanize and give it * trial. The While Preslilent of lhe Bank of | court. So 1 cpulously exml wa* or in Hie r "Civic Life," a* lie curmakers guarantee it absolutely, and so do tre. Michigan. Mr. Hasting- find showed | he in-The p-i fortnanc*-* of the**- rreleli iL was given by I. W. Canto, a marked itilere?! in the develop-: duties that wbeQ the bankrfiphv lie brought out many good thought* meiit of Hi<* neiy slate anil hud in* I law of IHit became it law. he and in closing niefitioned tho.dc\c-I>m| quite exlensivcty in laud* wa* chosen the otllcial assignee.t.■ ploralde condition of our country Hastings, Micti. Thi* brought forth and town site liuldmg*. He hmli act in all case, of mphntPlQ. Tlie ceiuelerie.*. varmu* francliiws for water |wnv-| imporinni ibis (rust can hardly lively discussion* from Irvin.Chu(>er* on Hi" inland stream*, wa* onei be estimated al this day. for lie matr, Mrs C. E. Cox. A. T. Shepard, of the founders <>f Mandinll Acad-, handled JIu i roperiy of , every H. O. Archer, Mr*. Geo. Kent, F. H. emy ns well ox |b" original pal"n- iMltxrufd in lhe &ale of Mii lugan mlirodcr, Mr*. John Tasker. Rev. lee of (he land coiisliluling the coining wtlliln Ihis law. Notwith­ McClure, Lizzie Mayo und oilier*. origimil plot of lhe city of Hast­ standing the in-1 amount of money While the que*lion of a Cemetery ing*. In RCCi, In' breaine mu? of the that has fia«*ed through In* hands. Circle was ngilaled, oulhing deilnile <■r4gm.1l owner* of Hw t’gt*«.Fanu mi liltle wa* olnined by hint that was done toward it* organization. l>»- of D-lroit. being aswH-ialed ill til Ili-Xtnn; of hl* death, in 1H*Wl, hi* Currie Lyon wn* not present to give estate wa* n •: ulininlstertHl by the her soln. Mr*. G. E. ixit gave a Him 1.1.,, Bluinach Remedy. 1< Is known all W mmid A. Brush. Charles L ln>w- proliale eotji I.' r<*-ilalion which wa* enjoyed bfr all. Mr*. lUxsutrr of Flint la Delivered (al over tbs United Bute* It clear* the bridge. ItuGanno Jones, tsbitabrl During all In- life Mr. HMliiigs We were'very much disappointed digest** treat of mucoid accretion* Cunafif. Elon Farusworth, Oliver wa* a roii-islenl rhtiiTh man. in nut hearing Dr. Mix of Battle nnd remove* poUoniiue matter. Il Nowberiy. Augustus' H. Pbricr. (liTrell Hiniili once >gi<l of himself Creek a* through a misunderstand­ brier* quick relief to augerers with rtodUcb HllmsnU.' Uver and bowel Henry Whiting and ilnrace H,IW. । and brollw'iv that fall of tliem Were ing lie wn* not present. In lhe,ab­ Many declare that It has Mra. Guy A. Beamer ot 1107 Norlb ironides. Tiii* company boiiglit thn Gas*, liyipfl.’ lie wa* a methlHT of lhe sence of hi* ad(lp’»» lhe road ques­ I farm for •l(M»,«K«. H wn* proltably'[ Pn-sbyleriiHi c lmrch uf Detroit uml tion was taken tyi .m»<ery appro­ street, mini. Mich., waa for a Ions reved them (rum dabsaroua opera­ the largest real estate Iraiisaelmn I-[•wa* a regular I'oplribulor U» it* priate io Hii« srason.of Hie year and ■ line a victim of atomach and JlKta- tion*; man lliat bad Iflkeii place in Michigan.|I support. Hi* private charities were was discussed by several .members. 1 For a lime thing* seemed pro*-1I exieiuhi'. Ilulli he and hi* wife Llpyd qnd»l.yle Tasker gave it very perous. not only with l*droll real iI were liK'hidl.ci bi an ulllcial CSMCily pretty vocal ducl/,,‘Brighlcn the Wonderful Hlum e.lale, nut willi I hat held by Mr. 1 willi iMliiralioinil nhd charitable in■liu wrote: ' Hasting* elsewhere. Till; iiill.itull siituHoiH. not ..nl* Jo Ihflruil, bul recalled for n second number. Mrs. I (price* bmll tit! ill it he west C<>!l.ip»-|1 in lhe interest of the state. IrWui Chapmau Until favored us I i*| with Hie Ihiannial panic of IB37. ’ Ho we (hen 1H36 it yrar* of wtlh u recitation which wa* great­ JMotn-y iHi aiiK1-warre, wi!d «.it, age, a medium sUllure. and of ly nppreciah*d by nil. After1 two I slender frame, be ing about lhe feel whig* by I lie Young People * Chorus il.'iitnl unpruV’jmud*! nilie InrluM in height.' and weighing ill'* Club adjuUsioi to meet in April beciiiiP* d-diiiqit"m about one I in ii iWfiMfiiWMr uYM al th lupyrit. Mp. Ikdiii.* 'pound?, with a h l wiLIi nllr r* lo “iu «t» Him am , ud Iu. «» We are the biggest manufactures of ice cream in Barry County. Sold by the dish, quart or gallon. The Palm Garden Food prepared from cereal This is a season of novelties and wc arc carrying a very fine selection of patterns of the newest importation of the foreign products. . Wc invite your inspection. Reliable Ladies’ Tailoring Establishment A. S. WEGUSEN, Citizens' Phone 24-43 .’asassijs&.-s: International Motor Trucks After house-cleaning freshen up your floors with TMIHCUn T TSE International motor trucks to handle your produce and for yolir light hauling and note the decrease in your hauling and delivery expense. Note also the increase in profit due to the saving in the time on the road. No wonder so many Ul>-to-datc business men arc buying Inter­ national motor trucks. International motor Hucks oust comparatively littlo to bny and leas than horses aud wagons to keep. Tbeir solid tires cut down tire troubles, and the wheels are high enough to insure good traction. Lct u* aliodr you all that au International motor track will do for you. Drop a card today lor cata­ logues tmd foil information to tho International Harveiter Company of America 1 incorporated.) Grand Rapids Mich. RuinousWorms* arSTitcahng^^niion dollars worth of stock each >car« according to govern­ ment n-i>oru. Are going to let the m ruin you! ffSQS1 ' i^y^t-nieWormlcId* .. T *'•'“* ■ andCondlUow for Uv. Stock iyu now the •'uuocu of pn>vwtXM.*>-Your tawaa'i do all we claim. / , Haslltws, Mich. ^uanize C. E. HARVE.Y. Agent HIM WOMAH’S SIOHKH M IH H1H0III BEMEOf I �WI. t. MH THE on? brand of good fe* ap.4 coffee. Want To Drink The Best Tea And Coffee 1 stands without a peer in the tea and a fn^rkejs of th? wpr|d. Gsed by the qio^t re­ liable uafiss pf.teas and coffees everywhere— in all the big cafes, hotels, on ship board and in private homes by those who are judges of tea and. coffee. ' Black. Cross A BOUJ one year ago we were given the exejusi’, e handling of Black Cross teas and coffees in Has­ tings—we are selling large quantities of it now. Black Cross Coffee is far superior to almost any other brand of coffee on the market. Hundreds of people are using it and pronounce it splendid for the mpney. Black Cross, Arrow Brand. ““ Black Cross, No. 6___ Black Cross, Hofbrau fasa Black Cross Tea Fancy Japan Tea, fyll leaf, free from stems and dust, a strong reliable, uromatip, invigorfthag tcq-R treat to tea drinkers—50 cents per pound. O(ie Strong Word For Black Gross Products— If dissatisfied bring them back and get your money. Jay Mead, E^e Phone 144 Hastings; Mich. W. C. T. U. we Give You tho Buick Word for it We make claims for the Buick Line, big claims, some of them too big for the average person to believe. The people who do be* lieve are the people who have driven Buicks, are driving Buicks, and will drive Buicks. They know that the statements we make are statements borne out by their own every day experience. ' The Buick has more power than other cars because of its overhead valve motor. . It is more economical for the same reason. It burns less gasoline. It is more durable because everything going into Buick manufacture is built in the Buick shops, enabling us to use better material at less cost than other concerns pay for goods of inferior grade. Our rigid system of inspection reduces the chance ol slip shod work to a mini* mum. This inspection costs a million but it saves a million more. The 1914 line is complete in appointment. The bodies are stream line, the running boards are free, the Delco system of starting, light* ing and ignition is reliable and everything is left side drive and center control. There is a model for every man, from the $950 runabout to the six cylinder, our rich man's car at a business man's price. You can take lhe Buick word for anything we say, but we don’t ask you to. We want you to make us prove it. SIX MODELS—$950 TO $1985, F. O. B. FLINT Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Evlnrude-Detachable Row Boat Motors. Miller Tires. Four Second Hand Cars for Sale2 Ail Bargains. Come and See Them, ' ' . Hastings Buick Co. PHOTOGRAPHS Hastings, Midi. "Il hns long bei'ii a matter of commeiil in Washingion." snys the special correspond iii, "that ’ lhe only way in which temperance legislation can be prevented in Con­ gress is by bolding the bills In commiUee and keeping them from the floor ot lhe House or Senate. .When the average <.<>iigrcssuun Is face to face with I he liquor ques­ tion. ami a delegation of W. C. T. y.'s, although he imiy drink like a fish himself, he will promptly re­ cord his vole in favor of tho ’drys.’" Mrs. Lucy 8. Blam lninl. Stale Pres. Southern California. W. C. T. U. "Califoniia dry In WH" is tho watch-word of lhe people of the Golden Slate: they are talking ulrnul it, pulling il in song ami working for it willi great hope an) enthusiasm. i T- V- Iho Good TempInra, Christian Endeavora Epworth I League, th® churche*. alt prohibi­ tionists and mtiny .■‘■icialisls have federated and nrejined up In solid phaJanxos against the liquor trafllc; they battle for the home, for righteousness and more abundant The ofllcial figures <>f the momberships of the various denomina­ tion* in the churches of tho United .Slates shows a total- of 33,X00.f()L This Includes all denominations. Aow suposc, that all and everyone ■dppose<lly followers of Christs teaching* were really fill­ ed with His spirit of best' goml for our fellow' man, how Imiirwould tin1 liquor trafllc endure auglnsl a unit­ ed vole for that goodt . Licensed vice is being cleaned out i|i many cities, ami segregation also goes with il. Among lhe cillea <loing away with this wicked system are Atlanta, Asheville. IHrnilnghiiin. Lillie Rock, Athens. <:%,* Botnllle, Salt Lake. las Angeles. Des Moines. Chhnigo, Philadelphia. Fall River, Hartford. Bridgeport. Toronto. R<>nhosler, Minneapolis. Linooln, Oma­ ha. u” fling Imiseiviw into nw mtokening batlhl; let u* live tho life of action, which is the <m|y ,'®PI»y lift’." -«'*'i Francos E. Wfllnrd. ’Then coiupiei- we must, when dur cayioi il is just, Aud this bfLpUr inollo, 'In Gm) is our trusl."*. Gihs Hayward at California vis­ ited al Charley Tobias’ Wednesday. Will Wilkinson mid wife of Kala­ mazoo. were ove'r Sunday visitors at George Wilkinson's. Victor Hardy and family have moved to Carlton. EAST BARRY. Last Week’s Letter. Mrs. Delia Tungate of Bautleld is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Town. Clifford Stanley lias hired out to Pel® Kibimger for the coming season. Merton Crawford of. Baltic Crock, is \isiling his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Forshey. At school meeUrtg Monday even­ ing. Chester Miller waa elected moderator to fill the vacancy caus­ ed by Nelson Willison moving away. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Van Sycklc and son. Karl, spent Stinday with Karl Bristol nnd wife. Mr. and Mra. Vern Town and son Leland, visited tho latter's parents at Creasy. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Town visited al Boyd Tolles, Sunday. ■ Max Eicholx who has been sick for some lime with appendicitis, wns taken lo'Battle Crock lo the hospital. Tuesday. Will Pooley is working for Max Eicholx. . Mr. and MiS. WilliartJ’ooley vis­ ited in Battle Creek, lust week. RIGLA DISTRICT. Last Week's Letter. Tiio .Misses Beatrice Lancaster uml Golilii Walters arc enjoying a week's vacation at home and eat­ ing warm siiKfir. Jimmie Lancaster mid family from south of Hastings, visited his father Geo. Lancaster ,onc day this week. Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Thurston and daughter. Frances, spent Sunday al James Lancaster's. Dell Hagla spent Tuesday and Wednesday willi Mr. mul Mrs. Mil­ ton Jenulngs, of South Hastings. Will 'Strickland ami wife ate warm sugar Sunday with her pcolt)e. James Lancaster and family. Mrs. Alma Wunderlich uml son. Milan, visited 'her uncle E. M. Brown and family, Tuesday. .Mrs. John Walters is spending the week with her sister, Sirs. Milton Jennings, of ItnUnnd. Mrs. I.. Wallers and daughters. Gohla and Ella, spent Sunday al Frank Barry's and were served to ice cream and cake, il being Leo Barry's eighth birthday. ' Roland E. Green Makerof \ I Il Is net so much what you pay, but vhal you get for vhat you pay. that determines the vbdom of tho purchase. ■ I Rouge Rex Shoe No. 470 I I I U S shoo giving full value for your money. This is a tan outing shoo as illustrated, 0 Inches high, with a bellows tongue to keepeut the airt. Theslock is cur special re-tanned chromo leather made (or hard wear. Ask your doUr. \ ZTK-.GrTJ 4 vrsPiminw .. "■ J HIRTH-KRAUSE COMPANY , Hi* te Mm r«a«H >»4Mm J GRAND ■' RAPIDS * • MICHIGAN Parents The eyes of your children are important to you. Too many parents overlook the fact that their children’s eyes ought to be frequently examined, particularly children attending school, the children who use their eyes during many hours of the day and even­ ings. Many a child has had his health impaired through neglect of his eyes. Bring your children to us, we will examine their eyes conscientiously and* carefully. If their eyes do not need attention we will tell you so and if (hey do we will prescribe for them in an intelligent and painstaking manner. This examination will cost you nothing and is likely to save your child’s health. Pike & Damon Jewelers Phone 281 Opticians Film Company The World's Travel 2' PRESENTS Superb and Stupendous Spectacle at the Bijou Theatre Three days gfemmencing Monday, April 13th Program Changed Dally . Monday Palace Versailles and its wonderful Fountains Tu the colors of Nature * Singapore Cocoanut Plantation in lhe color* of Nature Tuesday Amongst the Roses in Gay Perec In the colors of Nature The Sea in many moods <*. Natural Colors Wednesday Killing Wild and Ferocious Beasts Actual Hunting Scenes Admission 10 cents Keeps Your Stove "Always Ready for Company” A bright, dean, glossy stove is Hie joy and pride of every housekeeper. But it Is hard to keep a stove nice and shiny— unless Black Silk Stove Bolish is used. Hero is the reason: Black- Silk Stove Polish slicks right to tht iron. Il doesn’t rub off or dust off. Ils sliiue lasts four times longer than the shine ot any other polish. You only Deed lo polish onefourth ns often, yet your stove will lx: cleaner, brighter nnd belter looking than ii bos been since you first bought it. Use Parcel Post Orders and Phone Or­ ders Given Prompt Attention Roses, Carnations, (all colors,) Violets and Easter Lilies. All kinds of potted plants, such as Prim* roses, Azaleas, (all colors.) ELI CROSS Bell—Main 206 Store—118 Monroe Aw. Citizens—2470 Greenhouses—Ashland Aw. and rage Street Grand Rapids, Mich. BLACK SILK STOVE POLISH 40 Acres For $1700 polkh you baru «,r um.1 *.*>»/. your dealer I* ■UlborUci lo refund your money, liut we feel LIQUID OR PASTE, ONE QUALITY . Oils School Report. Keep V'.ur crun. trewara.RtMCs «n.I ■ tosrc (Jib school report for month end­ ing March 37, i»H: tfamA1” Itoo wUh caai i li o i cnauial <><> lr. Number days taught, 20. . Use BLACK SII.K METAL POLISH for »l|ver Total ulleiidance. HR,, ware.akkcl.tlnw.<rebra,*. It works quickly, Average daily atlemlancu, UUJi. f Nuiubuf Iwiys trundled, V. h'llinlier gins enrolled, IL Black Silk Stove Polish Works Total eiirullmenl. -I. STERLING. ILLINOIS Pereeulago of aitendanao, J»72. Those earning half holidays are Ruby and Roxie Wallets, Pearl Waul. Inez, Maurice and Mildred Erway. Enmst Gorham. (Hoy Doug­ lass. hdali- Somim'rvaie, Ucmi Wliitleiimre. Mary Haven*. James Burgin Iu IT. . Esther Crunk, leach er. i - UA-VVJl WANT AUM «»._ Look Beyond the Cost Price When You Buy Shoes Screaming and distinctive comedy on the end of each reel. Make you seasick with laughter. Film worth while. g&m I wgnt you to ace my new atyle $2.00 and $2.50 per dozen Cab­ inet Panels and Square Photos. They have mode ■ hit and arc going like wild fire. Take a look at my window display lor something new. Best work and lowest prices guaranteed,. GROUND FLOOR STUDIO Prohibition A National Issue. Asserting jhaL.the Spread of pro­ hibition' Beiiliinent in the United States during the last year hits made a deep impression on leaders in Congress, a staff corrvs|H>iulenl of the Chicago Tribune remarks that lhe events of the past twelve month*, "when viewed in lhe light of the ambitious program the tem­ perance advocates have .set them­ selves In the imm&liab- future, are causing a lol of serious thinking and some anxiety on (lie j>arl of members nf Congress" Fears W. V- T. I. Delruutlons. HINDS CORNERS. l^aM Work's ' Mr. aud Mrs. Ray Pierce of Brush Bulge called ou the (Alter'd mother Mrs. Alice Robiiuwn, Sunday. Misd'Lura Tobias spent Thursday night and Friday in Hastings, tho guest of«her brother, Lyle Tobias and wife. ■ ' Mrs. Ida Payne of Delton visited Mrs. Lois Cox and Mrs. A. E. Phil­ lips. Thursday and Friday. Mr. aud Mrs. A. E. Phillips aftif daughter, Susie .attended the fun­ eral of the former's nephew, M. Farley at Barryville. Thursday. • Mr. aud Mra. Del. Robinson of Rutland called on John Robinson, who ia very sick, Tuesday. C. C. Ilobinsou and wife left Sat­ urday for a visit with relatives and friends at Battle Creek. • Jake Weyerman purchased a horse last week. .Susie Phillips is sewing for Mrs. Grant Osgood of Hastings. Mrs. Wm. Bechtel and daughter. Edna, of Jiastiugs, visited the form­ er's father, Jacob Kline Wedues- Good clay login soil about three and one halt miles from Hastings, 36 acres under cultivation and four acres ot fair timber; the land is aotne rolling, the fences are poor and there is a good well of water and a windmill. The tarm is about half seeded and ha, plenty of fruit. The house has five rooms in good repair and worth about $1000. The barn is 40 by 40 and there is also granary and hen house, the price is $1700. Terms $800 down, balance to suit you. Orook and Gould Hastings, FOR BBST RJ ■ i �them APRTL I, tilt The Unbiased and Thoughtful Mind Is Convinced of Two Things By This Record First To save fraternal insurance in Michigan will require more wis­ dom than has been displayed in— (a) any previous legislature, (bj or any politically, indirectly elected fraternal supreme legislative (grand lodge) body, (c) or the recommendation of so-called fratemal(?) actuaries with big salaries.' ■ I Cprnn J-Theso-cafied Mobile bil! has proven a boomerang to its supOCtWliu porters. , It “never touched the New Era.” Why? Because the New Era constitution contains and always has contained those fundamental principles that make for justice as a majority see it. This inspires confidence. A Reason For Laughing The New Era Association beat all fraternals combined and wrote more business in the state last year than any old line insurance company except one. Road report and be convinced. BUSINESS DONE IN MICHIGAN, 1913. The Remedy Member* Secured in Michigan, 1919 The rernody is found in the proposed, amendment to Michigan rtmtliiiflton recommended by New Era senate. The mloplion of said amendment will stop attacks upon the fraternal eyatem by oldlioe agents who happen to gel elected to tho Michigan |i>gi*lalure. Thi^ constilulional amendment is to perpetuate fraternal beneficiary associations and guar­ antee majority, rule of member* by aid of initiative, referendum and popular recall. Il will restore conrfdence and save to this commonwealth the,greatest system of organized relief for the widow and orphan that has ever boon discovered. Join us in the campaign for the necessary 50,000 signatures of qualified voters in order that il may be voted upon in November elections. aalified voters, married men who are carrying fraternal Insurance preferred, are wanted lo ale petitions. . - ---------- ----------- S New Era Association General Offices 27 Fountain Street Grand Rapids, Keller-Hart. Esrter Services on the Hast­ ings Circuit. A very quiet wedding was soletnEvery member of the church,, nized Saturday afternoon nt the every scholar of Hie Sunday school,, home nf Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Hurt in when their and every ulteudiuil usually wor- northwest Rutland, nbipRlag with us. and all. others not (laughter, Inn G. was united in mar­ attending elsewhere, are cordially riage to Samuel L. Keller. They invited to bo present nt the Easter■ were attended by Geoffrey Keller, service to be held in their home brother of the groom nnd Grace church on each of the six appoint­ Hart, sister of the bride. Rev. ment* It is the great missionary Howard Iteadlc in a very inipressivo manner pronounced the word* day of the circuit. The Bunday schools make this which.made them husband nnd day ths occasion of their missionary wife. (X. offering. In County Home 43 Years. Como for divine worship. No dny Henry Craig, aged 88 years, for in all history means more to us than Easter.J Let us go to the 4.1 year* an inmate of the county home, died on Stinday after a long house of the Lord with praise and I illness. He was born in Scotland, thanksgiving. ami was sent from Assyria township I to the county home. Burial services NORTH EAST BARRY. I were conducted by Rev. Yost on Last Week's Letter. Tuesday afternoon. Interment in Remember the prayer meetings the county cemetery. A brother of on Wednesday evening nt the M. P. dixensod died in the county home church. Come and bring your bibles rtCVCHil yean ago. Mis only known and enjoy an hour of bible study relalivu is n niece, whose where­ nnd prayer. The meetings are very' abouts are unknown. inslnicuvc. Everyone cornc. Want Condensary in'Hustings. Dewey Stanton of Hastings high school and Mary Smith of Rattle Severn! of the prominent breed­ Creek high school, are enjoying a ers of pure-hred cattle in. this vi­ week of vacation willi their par­ cinity are desirous of having a conents here. >leo«ary located iti Hastinit- and Millard Willison and family of have iHN-n corresponding with the Eart Barry visited Eil. Eldred and object of inducing vune’-ono id es­ tablish one here. wife Sunday. Harry Wertman and wife of Remember our Want Column South Barry visited her parents. brings best results.. Milton Nobles and wife, Sunday, MIDLAND PARK. Last Week’s Letter. .Mrs. Vandcrwalker of lensing is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Terpenn ing. .Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur spent the latter part of the week in Bal Hu Creek. Dr. Weeks of Augusta was called to see Mrs. Sarah Brown, last-week. She is belter nl this writing. Mrs. Loper spent part of Inst wwt in Battle Creek, with her brother. The coiiipmeeting committee met at the home of Rev. Harger, Iasi week to make final arrangements for cnnipmeeting. • . The neighltors in Midland Park, met ailin' borne of. Mr. Ilathwclls Friday night and |4easantly sur­ prised them nnd welcomed I hem n.s one of our bund. Rev. Harger is nway working in the inforests of Adrian College., Eegal HdPtnittNtats Go to Church, Sunday, May 3 . Natire. --------To the owner or owners nf any and all inloreeta io, or liens upon lake some on* with you. Il may be the best sor- the land herein described: Take notice, That .sale has been irmt beltova il good for lhe community. Try it Tor ' Amount Member* Amount 1'olicie* New Era Association .. ............. 5.986 85X61X00 3X®7 82.993300 Prudential .*..... ...... 773X85 3,47L38ff 2.145 IMKHNorthwestern .................. r>,r.2i,8.‘ii 2,91.3 .3.4 45.175 Michigan "Slutuni ...............2,718 .•i.rt-'u,.'?.).1 1,001 1.1143,748 Sun Life .......................... ......... 1,683 2,446X41 1.406,089 .Massachusetts Mutual , ........1320 2303,774 1.180,919 Equitable Life................ .............. 1.0.19 016 2X03.917 WO. 192 .Mutual Life, N. Y. .... 1.566 2,911^95 506 8tit,H.4 K. & L. of Security .... tJMi.3 1.790800 «U LIHM.51M) Bro. of Am. Yeomen ... 1.587 1X47X00 .332 313J100 Woodmen of the World 1,545 1,784,301) .360..3UU Royal Neighbors......... ....... 910 771250 .310 213X00 ' N. Y. Life.......................... ..........1,019 2228,449 2M 893.538 , Aetna Life 935 1X22,424 230 948,655 THE FOLLOWING SOCIETIES HAD A NET DECREASE Gleaners -----:i.:i7:i 2X74,760 04X40 1-nyal Guards ........................ . 100 117250 42 G3.25U K. 0. T. M. of World.......... . 211 242X00 95X00 . 230 Royal Arcanum ..................... 2d3X<)0 109 >350X00 L. O. T. M. M. (Maccabees) .2.174 1,299,art 731 818,00.) . 4S» :19625O Modem Brotherhood ........ 2,186 2.247 ”.-*) . 968 I. O. F. (Foresters) ............... 691X00 ■ U.IIJW 2X91 Modem Woodman 1,164,000 3,198 4.796.5OD K. O. T. M. t.Mnccabees) .... 1X42X00 5.327 7,910.418 Total Membenhin in Jani, lull 20X87 id. 128 2ii.t2H 16.003 o.itn 14,185 3X00 6X19 7.037 13.984 18,143 5,439 . 58,890 .3,996 2,502 4.461 8,774 15,458 .36.467 43.010 Michigan NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. । Slate of Michigan. County of Bar­ ry. a*. ■Xolirs* lit hereby given, that by an order nf the Probate Court for tip County of Barry, made on the 3rd day of April. A. I). 1014, four months from that dale were allow­ ed'for creditor* to present their claims against the estate of George W. Park.' late nf said county, de­ ceased. and that all creditors nf said deceased are required to pre­ sent their claims lo said Probate Court, al the Probate Office in lhe City nf Hastings, for .examination and allowance, on or before the 3r<i Hints to Fathers, Husbands und Brothers From one of Themselves. day of-August next, and that such Go to Clmrch—io correct your compass, study your chart, nnd get claims will be hoard before said Court* on Monday the. 3rd day ot ready for tho end of life’s voyage. August next, at ten o'clock in the Go to Church—and learn about the God your mother loved. Go to Church—that the kids may know something of your destination forenoon of that day. Dated April 3, A. D. 1914. if you are taken from them. ' CHARLES M. MACK. Go to Church—aud take them with you. Il won't hurl them. They Judge of Probate. may learn to go for themselves then. Go lo Church—It is the nearest you will gel to Heaven while In the NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. body. Go to Church—Many have started for Heaven from there. Htato of Michigan. County of BarGo to Church—and study the world’s best literature, and join With others in man's highest exorcise. Nolle* I* hereby given, that by.au order of the Probate Court for th* Go to Church—not in tiear the preacher, hut to worship God. County of Barry, made on tha alxGo to Church—for necessary light on your life's problems. irenth of March A. D. 1914, four Go to Church—for victory over vexation; and exchange your burdens monlhiday from that date were allowed for blessings. for creditor* to present their claim* Go to Church—and learn songs Chat will cure the Blues; and gel lhe against tho eetate of John W. Foley, grace that will change a Grouch into a Gentleman. late of aald county, deceased, and that Go to Church—It is a good place to gel some memories in dark days all crcdltora of said deceased are re­ quired to present th*tr claim* to aald and death beds. Go to Church—if you would be symmetrical in knowledge nnd char­ Probate Couru.at the Probate Office In the City ot Hasting*, for cuminacter. atlon and allowance, on or before the Go to Church—and ixxjst for Faith and Righteousness. sixteenth day of July next, and that Go to Church—they need you and you need th?m. auch claims will be heard befora Mid Go to Church—if you have criticised il from the outside it is only Court, on Thursday lhe sixteenth day fair you should see it from the inside. I of July next, at ten o'clock in ths Go to Church—the folks you criticise there may be as dissatisfied with forenoon of that day. ‘ Dated March 18th.. A. D. 1914. tlMmwelves as you are with them. CHARLES M. MACK. . Go toChurch—Perhaps it would deserve more p raise jf you were flo to gbureh—Coffee and doughnuts are nol in it when the Gospel Net Increase NAUR. lawfully made of tho following de­ scribed land for unpaid taxes thereon. anil that the undersigned has Lille therein under tax deed or tkwis ।Issued therefor, ami that-you nro entitled to n reconveyance thereof, nt any time within six month* after return of sejMce of. this notice, upon payment: to the undersigned or to tho register in chancery of the county in which the lands lie nf all sums paid upon suelt pureliaso, together with one hundred per centum additional thereto, and lhe fees of the sheriff for the service or cost of publica­ tion of this notice, to. lie comput­ ed as upon personal service of a declaration os commencement of suit, and tho further sum of five dulla'ni fnr each description without other additional cost or rharges. If payment as aforesaid is nol made tho undersigned will institute pro­ ceedings for possession of the land. Description: ’’The north half (n. 44) of the northeast quarter (n. c. Vi) of .the southwest quarter (s. w. 14) Section thirty (30), con­ taining twenty (20) acre*, more or less, Town one (i) north, range seven (7) west, being in lhe Coun­ ty of Barry. Slate of Michigan." Amount paid: Taxes for .1906, 48.99; Inset for 1907. 86-30. Ernest R. Hamilton. Stewart & Jacob*Attorneys. Rurtne/s address: No 27 Kingman Bldg., Halite Greek, Midi. 4-wks. NOTICE OF C.OMM186IONERS ON CLAIMS. Stale of Michigan, County of Bar- Estate ot Franklin A. Durfee, Deceased. . We, (he undersigned, having been appointed by lhe Probate Court for the County of Barry, Slate of Mich­ igan, Commissioners to receive, ex­ amine nnd niljual all claims and de­ mands of all persons against said deceased, do hereby give notice that wo will meet al the Hastings City Bank at Ha-dings, Mich-on Friday, the 29llrday of May, A. D. 1914, and nn Friday the Bist day of July, A. D. 1911. al io& o'clock A. M, of each of said days, for thp purpose of examining : and allowing said claims, mul that four months from lhe Sth day rf March. A. D. 1911. were allowed by said court for creditors tn present their claim* to us for examination and allowance. Dated MarchJOth. A. D. 1914. Gilbert Striker, F. G. Pierce. Commissioners. In the Mailer of tho Estate of .Jacob IL I-ambert, deceased. Nancy J. Winters, administratrix, having tiled in said court her peti­ tion praying that n day may lie sot for hearing on her final account, (lint the same intiy be allowed ns filed and that she bo discharged from said trust Il is Ordered, That lhe 24th day of April,.A. D. 1914, nl ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said probate of­ fice, bo and is hereby appointed for bearing said petition; It is Further Ordered, That pub­ lic. notice thereof be given by publi­ cation of n copy of Uiis order, for three successive weeks previous lo said ‘lay of hearing, in the Hostings BANNER, n newspaper printed and circulated in said county . CHAS. M. MACK. A true copy. Judge of Probate. Ella C. Eggleston. Register of Probate. Hastings, in said county, on thn twonliulti day of March A. D. 1914. Present: Hon. Chas. M.‘ Mack, Judge of Probate. In the .Mallorof tho Estate of James B. Chilson, Deceased. , Burdette Briggs, ns Administrator having filed in said court his peti­ tion praying flint for reasons there­ in stated that ho may be licensed to sell lhe interest of tlie deceased in tho real estate therein described al private sale. • It is Ordered, That the Seven­ teenth day of April A. D. 1014, al ten o'clock in tho forenoon, at said probate office, bo and is hereby ap­ pointed for hearing said petition*, Il is Further Ordered. That pub­ lic notice thereof Im given by publi­ cation of a copy .of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Hastings BANNER, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county. CHAS. M. MACK, A true copy: Judge of Probate. NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. Ella <>. Eggleston, ' 'Stalo of Michigan, county of Register of Probate. Barry, ss. . Notice is hereby given, that/by an NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. order of Uto Probate Court for thn State of Michigan. County of BarCounty of Barry, made on tho 20lh day of March, A. D. 1914, four Not lea la hereby riven, that by an months from that date wore allow­ ed for creditors to present their claims against the estate of Lodiwick A. Yeckley, late of raid coun­ month* from that data were allowed ty. deceased, and that nil creditors for creditor* to present their claim* of raid deceased nFo required to present their claims to said Probate Court, at tbo Probate Office in the nnd that all creditor* of City of Hastings, for examination and allowance, on or before tho 20lh day of July next, and that such amination and allowance, on or before claims will be beard befora. raid tho elitecnth day of July next, and Court, ort Monday the 20th day of that anch claim* will be heard before July next, at ten o’clock in tho fore­ ■aid court, on Thursday <ha aixtaeoth noon of that day. Dated March 20th, A. D. 1014. Dated March llth.. A. D. 1S14. CHARLES M. MACK. CHARLES M. MACK, Judge of Probate. Judy* ct Probata. Sale of Slate Tax Lands. Stale of Michigan, Auditor Gen­ eral’s Department, Lansing, April 1, 1914. NOTICE is hereby given that cer­ tain lands situated in the county of Barry, bid off to tho Slate for taxes of 1910 and previous years, and de­ scribed in statements which will be forwarded to the office of the Treasurer nf said County, and may lie seen at said office previous to 4lie day of sale, will bo sold at public auction by said Treasurer, at the County Seal, on lhe first Tues­ day of May next, at tho time and place designated for lhe Annual Tax Bale, tf nol previously redeem­ ed or cancelled accqrding to law. Said statements contain a full de­ ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. scription o/ each parcel of said State of Michigan. The Probate ,lt ’ ORAMEL B. FULIJ5R, Court for the County of Barry. • 4-wka.Auditor General. At a session of said court, held al tho probate office, in the City of Order tor Publication. ‘State of Michigan, The Probate Court for th* County of Barry. Al a MMioh. of Mid court. held Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack,, al the probate office, in the Cily of Judge of Probate, .•“*»a “‘1 wi.. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. .. State of Mlchlgnn. the probata .nA., tnr T*— —. NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. Slate of Michigan, County of Barry, as. Notice is hereby given, that by xn order of lhe Probate Court for Hie County of Barry, made on tbo 201 h day of.. March, A. D. 1914, four months from that dale were allow­ ed far creditors to present their clairng against tha estate of James B. Chilson, late of raid county, de­ ceased. and that all creditors of said deceased are remilred to pre­ sent their claims tOTnid Probate Court, at the Probate Office in th» City of Hastings, for examination add allowance, on or before lhe 20th day of July next, and that such claims will be heard before said Court, on Monday the 20th day of July next, at ten o'clock in the fore­ noon of Uiat day. Dated March 20th. A. D. 1914. CHARLES M. MACK. Judge of Probate. NOTICE OF COMMUNIONState ot Michigan, County ot Bnr- We, the underalgned. having been appointed by the Probate Cou(* for the County of Barry, State of Michl- ot July. A. D., M.. of each ot i court for credl- Dated March llth., A. D. 1914. J. F. Black. N. N.-LaU»am, Cummtaaioneri NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS Stalo of Michigan, County of Bar- tha probata office, in the city* of HaaPresent: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. Juda* of Probata. In tho Matter , of tha Eatat* ot Helen M. Dayton, deceased. A. E. Patton, son-la-Uw, having tiled In said court hl* petition praying that the adnriniMration of aald aatato April, A. D. 1914, *t ten o'cloak io the forenoon, at sold probat> Offlc*. bo and I* hereby appointed for bear­ ing said petition; It to Further Ordered. That publla Notice is hereby given, that by nn order of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, made on Uw 27lh day of March A. D. 1914, four months from that date were allow­ ed for creditors to present their claims against tho estate of Robert Montgomery late of said county, doccast'd. and that all creditors of said deceased nre required to pre ­ sent their claims to said Probate Court, al the Probate Office in tlm City of Outings, for examination and allowance, on or before tb<> 27lh day of July next, and that such claims will be heard before said Court, on Monday tho 27lh day oi July nuxL at ten o’clock ih the fore­ noon ot that day. . , D*«l WJb. A. a hi UJ PI **** Reiter true copy. a � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-04-16.pdf 25c1e15702f4a2bb6f71896b33d85397 PDF Text Text IY COUNTY iter Than AH Other Barry County Papers Combined. FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR THE HASTINGS 20 PAGES BANNER. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. APRIL 16,1914 PART ONE-1 TO 8 TRY BANNER WANTS IF Von Wish lo Helt or Bny. Became Everybody Reads The HANNER. NUMBER 51 Inhuman Man and Woman Each BEAUTIFUL TEMPLES LOCAL YOUTHS JOIN ­ Superintendent-Elect of Hastings Sentenced to One Year’s Imprisonment Schools is Prominent Educator OF M IN INVITING BRYAN For Mistreating Six-Years-Old Boy. I DESCRIBED BY MINf.lt KEELER TO ATTEND BOVS' CONFER IN* HIS TRAVEL LETTER IN IN ANN ABHOR NEXT THIS ISSUE. NOVEMBER. MADE VISIT TO THE U. S. AMBASSADOR, MR. BRYAN BOYS' CONFERENCE IN BARRY CO. NEXT SPRING Main Hifllnvuys Lined. Uilh MtHe'-Gathering Io lie Part of Secretary Collnpcs and Freqin-ul Ira Viindercook'x County V. It. <:. IlmtM'x. , A. Plan of Work. • Saturday. Vu.u-.i3t. Ten thousand Michigan l-.y- arc Horn Jennings Bryrin and 2u>M> feet higher.' Ilian we are Arlxir next .NovciiiIk liere, or' tFMMI feel alsoa level, twelfth annual slide MRS. HATTIE JOHNSON LYMAN JOHNSON WESLEY JOHNSON i push man Io hdp him. We -itiried J. A. Van Dis of kalmn:iz<><* hu­ nt nine, and got tlu-fe ai-ml one. sent copies of the invitation into The. roads arc quite poor in places,, Barry County wilh the reiim’i‘1. lli.it mid very steep. Wo.w;.r,..| pmi of i his end of Michigan .-hall be >■ pthe way. as we were a«liam>'d(lu' rescnled in the gival mvilaiom i ride. The mountains lu re are in- which is To be bound in book form deixl beautiful, as they aulirelylmid forwarded Io the cabiuei oilluovered with green foliage, mid on cer Hie last of this month. the ground there grows a dwarf toist.year's conference was held bamlsio. which makes a carpel in Hie I'pidiloriuin in Saginaw. PRPPAfllliP BID In (he nnwjice of a large crowd". BISHOP WILLIAM BURT, OF grow llhodod-ndtdii- and jest centei A BUFFALO, TOBE HERE MAY 18 1011111111111 rUII fl Mr. mid Mi1#. Lyman Johnson, ar­ rested . for shocking brutality to­ wards little sixrycars-old Wesley, Johnson's son by a previous mar­ Will lie the Guest of Honor mid iminide mountain resort’ of tliciesl to themselves. Next November riage. were arraigned in circuit .tapanl'se. and the worn r> in reach-' the stale boys? srrrrtiiry hopes f.5oo; Speaker at May Meeting of . rpiirl nri Saturday, Cringing wilh lug it is very line. We obs't many (>r more will gather in Ann \rlx>ri Hie Brother hood. I -------------fear, the prisoners were brought into F. E. Ellsvyorth. Bishop Wm. Burt of Buffalo, in I OFFICERS MAKING EVERY EF- characters, and if th" kodak does! for n similar meeting. tlx. court room hy Deputy Sheriff nut miss we will have seine gijod- The feature of last.year’s conb-rE. F.ll—school.- in 1*1(15 from ll.irb-r It-adi l.lchly. Both pleaded guilty, mid wliose Jurisdiction is Ihe Michigan FORT TO HAVE A SUCCESS­ pictures. -The lake remind' of cnee was the. great bani|ue|. T he1 who ha-..and Tor niii". years has had enmJudge Smith Muitonred the man tn (Umference nf the Methodist Epis­ FUL EXPOSITION. l4iko l.miisi', in Canada, a- it nesll-! head of a great power company in - svlinols plrto charge of Hi...... . d‘siiend from one to Ave years with copal church, lias promised to pay t" in the valley, surreiiiidcd. by Bay City acted ns toastmaster, ''ll the rr*cominendali<m of one in Ionia u visit to the Hastings church of I reformatory. The woman received, that denomination next month. It" I ucuptnouiD nr UAOintlC ariegntrtl fnliaowill Im hew on the occasion t»f tli<» ', MtMotliOitlr Ur VAnlUUo the same kind of sentence in the Iwlroit work house. In pleading !r'i,r.rh.°S'il COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED ! are amo guilty, the Johnsons acted, wisely, A similar o a -------------for many were ready to testify, nml speaker nt the . Brotherhood j e\c<-llent training m IJu. ( against them concerning the manner gulhcring. Tim supiier will prohnb- ns , | „ n ', r„.’. 1 „ , . ’ Continued on page two.” in whirl) they treated |Ik> child ly be served a ipiarlcr of an hmic I Fairs In htiite IliHxe Adwhile they.were residing; in in me the IHTsec­ earlier. The Bishop's address will chhiii* fon-i's in (lomplaints bi*-given in the auditorium, th*missions to '-iar. ond Ward last SUinilirr. (tnlnnlninl* HOPE TOWNSHIP WILL BUILD — d-ing ho has .... ....... ....a*, hut the! main body of which will be rescrv-1 .... .hI ' . <lf ' ■ were made .............. at that lime. matter wax n-noiled as a “neighbor- H for Hie mcmliers of tin- Broth* J" r । . nJ™. ’ MILE OF GOOD ROADS hood quarrel/' Indignation against erhood. .... The galleries and *'■' the (v Virt-i.-lltlmat (gr culture? S.u-i.Jv Iy | hi... »♦ • •”ikxhi quarrel. iiiuuuhiiiuii ug.ui.m ■■ ..-I... running l.l^L Him. .11,k ■ —l.iy H llll’* * i*— -------------' . and Geiilbl Steinke, om this couple ».-.1 liml uliven high. I Uiui.lnv Sunday Urtll.U.I ediool rooms ...Ill will I... be An.... open IO for human interest is always roused f«'C any other* who may wish''to £ ft" 3 u"rJ» f Z "rovn *\ e Will Build II Where Jlo-l Money nml -c\. ii Ifa-liug- bny- tugnaluro in art* of tyranny over the weak. hear tins noted divine. *i izrns o? Barry Countyw h of* Mr. StibNcribrd mid Where C<m lbw,'h' oppression of the dopendopt or in Bishop Burt i* a churchman of uf. V ' '•* !ll> ‘ ' Built Ihe Cliriaprsl. i ---------------i—' anything ' **•*. J', ’ 1 Alma anything which which docs docs not not give give all nil an an war d-wtde fame, for maiiy years 3, At Hi- election in Bop" t-vynship BROTHERHOOU TO HEAR equal chance for hnr play. Fair In-was stationed in Europe, with ! ’ ? *?' 1 “ .--^... tl..^ r«it I H'iniil- srh'Xil and in equal chance ~ ’.z'.r fall..- A A 1111111num­ Hu- spring it was voted i- build a' ..I,... is iu what ...lint in iu demanded >l..n,n(l>i...l in in all till con roll. I > >«1111 ■ tl VI I'M al Rome, lidllll' lllld had luill ” .' . , 1 ‘this "IS Hill. amt Tnr u/CATUCD UAU ADDII OH work obtained by‘SupOrinh1 play ­ hendquartent ber of innovatiuns have been made mile of .stale reward read this year ! IHt WtAINtn MAN, ArnlL ZU Ell-wort II mid corps <*f Iroeln ditions of nociely. Bad those who supervision of all the Methodist! to insure greater economy and Io .lii ’l where it should is- built’was 'fhe Alma' school Imard u witnessed Iho-acls of Hie Johnson* churches and schools on tlial con- broaden Ilf utlraclive f.-atm.-had an opportunity to administer liiienl. Ho became a great favorite i that every one will llnd something their own form of punishment, it of the King of Italy, who is nomi­ of interest, til the fair. The time his Station. Will Be Speaker script ion* was not <>f Hu- size of Hastings, m would have gone veiy bard will) nally’ trBalhnlic, but with whose 1 mid Guest of Honor. wliich «•;>." Hint city ’would imVd them: Tlinir arrest brought to light church is not on good.terms. The f . .’Pj.’ U .! r Icasl money. . • | The Brotherhood i many talcs of their perxeculfons Bishop will doubtless speak <m nJ. 3 " i ,, ' "''ii * ,,Lro It was left Io the Township Board! Monday night will he i summer upon the clilld. Romo of them are name Ilham of world-wide Methoth':r" ’".Usl *'*’! coiixisjing of Ed I'ciiiivIs, Hupei-vi--1 ing. Director Seliti1*ii some phase of world-wide Metho­ E. Ellsworth, unprintable. Bert McCallum. Clerk, and Mich- S. Weather Bureau people of Harry county. dism. ' ■ n variety of attractions tn suit var­ or. Mr. Ellsworth wa« Sninellilng of ... . ■ , ... i....... . 1 i ...,o i... ti... Johnson and the woman showed ious tastes and tliere must lie har­ . . .. .» i athlete while studying at the their dispositions hy lheir cowardly _ , monious and united effort on the’ ormul •college and during his r<-sngraliiialcd up<>n rectiriug the altitude in the court room. Bol '' FRED BREEN OF DELTON WILL part of I in* public to .«up|Hirl lliianseemed to fear tl&l something wi'! HAVE AUCTION SALE SATURDAY eially the plan’ of Die ofllcers to give siimeltiing diMtinclivu in the going tn happen to thorn, The wo-! ■ ■ way of cnlerlainment. •hook.nl Burry county's mman. a typical virago, showed no Hus Decided to Go Io Another Stale Burry County's Next Fair will be d in athletics. spark of remorse, but Johnson seem- । , Fnnnnc in limito-e Kind held oil Septemlier 15. hl. 17 and IK. Zl lo r.-nln„ a, tar a. In. *•"»«"* —nia and mi the evenings of (Jie 10th and intellect permilted him to that he *’■ Business. •hip' schools of Michigan. 17th. had been guilty of misconduct. | On account of going inlo other Tlie extension of the fair in the married ami ha> i' civic, religTous “We Are poor folks. Judge." said businexs. Fred Green will have an L'venings will be new. a feature: he city, \vfW--. Johnson, a* if this statement might i auction at ins residence at Delton. never iieforc introduced in Barry cars, they have ............ ........ ..... .......... < i!:!rte’«Tr« .iX;::% county. Oh these evenings the hlililic will liml some)hmg well About the Tons Hanpers. Jy »• et h.s^t > moy v lonkiiik- t>» the betterment of “IWau.o yon an;IX worth attending. Jibe community. I page I, of I In’ issue Of tile ,„nicieiil -'appetizing eat: on why you should be inhuman," re- 1. . and other miscellaneous articles. NEU willjie found an interest* (|1(, occasion, and Hint He pli<‘d the court, Ml'vo sometimes b ing account of Hie '• "1-------exus-------Rangers. . ' I proiu|>liy served. No d<ml thought that there is more human full particulars alxmt date, terms, that body of tnsips <>n,the Mexican *-n the Mexican ■:__________ kindness among the poor than list, etc. him lists will lie ready for distribu­ Bonier who have Iweti famous dur- ! among those who are better off. l'oiled Brethren Supper, ing several generations. The late! tion mi June |. Your conduct has been cruel, and I The following commiilces arid General Shafter, the famous Michi- j , day evening. April 21. see nrt reason why you should not IGLASGOW OECUNES TO RUN gnn soldier lM>rn in Galesburg and I ladies nvviv’o severe punishment." • Continued on page «. wl'll-k'iiown m Barry county in pio- i chiirr! FOR CONGRESS THIS FALL Jolni-son admitted that his first necr days; llgiin'- m the. account al lb'' wife had left leu nun him mm and nao had gone io to ——— invii.-.i Auditorium is Greatly Enlarged and Handsomely Finish­ NoHee. published in the BANNER. In a«l- o'clock live wilh her psrenls. Mr. and Mrs. g|fl(P Railrood Commissioner An- I The next regular teachers* oxamHit ion Io the new-, i lie. readers will Adv. Ben Ransom, of Vermontville, until ' ed and Furnished. noimcrs That He Will Not . । mation for Barry County will he llnd in the BANNER each week an she old allied ii divorce in the Eaton ■ I, ........................’-..I, ... I1-1,11^.-. interesting and |H«iructive article Enter liner Yet. county court. This woman is dead. of an historical nntdro, or dealing CMmWOMr Statu Railroad I..,.. One year ago last June, Johnson wilh some iqumrlaui acientillo dis- . Mr. married Mrs. Hattie Dempster Cassius L. Glasgow has announced Webster, of Newaygo, formerly of that he will not become a candidate velopinenl in nalmuii affairs. Commissioner of Schools. Chicago. The child, then residing for the nomination for congressman In the fourth district this fall. Sev ­ with his grandparents, was taken Gas House Coke is not < xpensivo. eral months ago, Mr. Glasgow's Gas House Coke la a better fuel.— into Johnson's home. —Adv. “Why, Judge," she said, "When friends in Barry county rriquoslcd that child camo into Ihe house for him to become it candidate, but he the first time he stood in the mid­ made no dellnito reply al that time. dle of the room an hour until I told After his boom for congress iiecainu him to move. Ho was so scared he known he received letters from all wax afraid Io gel a drink of water over the district urging him to en­ ter the race.’Mr. Glasgow lias made without asking." After the Johnsons pleaded guilty. no dellnile reply until this week. Dr. Fuller testitled ns Io the child's He does not feel in a position tn Oondttioii when he examined him, make the required sacrilices al the; and Sheriff Williams told the result p Ment time. Mr. Glasgow has a great many of his investigations concerning the county and child's treatment. He said'tho boy friends in Barry wax perfectly happy in his home in throughout the district who would have been glad to sup|K>rt him. the jail. The Johnsons worn taken-to their respective prisons on Monday. Prrabylcrian Supper. Wesley will lie sent to Hie slate The ladies of the Presbyterian1 school in Oldwaior uhless a good church will Move a chicken supper; home can bo found for him. on Wednesday, April 22nd, from five-llnrly until all arc served. The Announrcincnl. Fir^t Presbylrrhin Church. . proceeds will go to pay for Aho new The Hastings Ice Company will carpet. C. Grigsby. be continued under (he proprietor­ Menu. ijcdirniimi Dedication sermon. Rev. John T. ship arid management of the under­ Cream Chicken Mashed Potatoes Thomas, D. D.. Pastor Weslmins|«»r signed. Wo have a lino supply of Warm Biscuit. Church,-Grand Rapids. - - .r— I ho liest Ice, and every convenience Boston Raked Benns Brown Bread 'more coiiM-uicui. enlarging the aud­ Anthem, The Choir. , for prompt and satisfactory scrvlae Hard Roiled Eggs. . itorium. whhdi * Jia«l been hand-1 Financial >Sl«temeht, Mr. E. C. to our customers. We will appre­ Olives Pickles isonicly decorated' and furnished.i Edmonds, Treasurer. ciate your patronage, and will be Salad I h dicaiioii Pledges. pleased to number you with our Cake • Ire .Cream j MUVIO'-tr.i imuer-«iii inni or ,ur.| Offertory by the Orchestra. customers. You can see either of Coffee The lAedicaliou. Kurn/e|. us personally, or call either phone Tickets 50 cents. —Adv. MO J or 314. । Anthem. Selccjod, The Choir.. | Th- program was cjcellenl. and Was in harm-ny with the occasion. Belle Hicks. j Responsive ■ Heading—Selection i Hev. John T. Th-niar’ sermon w* a Wm H. Spence. . Prof. Ralph C. Kidder -W. . । ringing appeal tn men and wonfeii . Adv. to Appear Here. Invocation. Io be large-minded ami liberal in all Michigan's famous poet and read­ I Vocal side. “Caharj'’ Mr. J. L ; things, and to appreciate the chureti Buy* Irving Mill and Dam. er. Prof. Ralph C. Kidder, will bo er, be at* al' >and its great work, and to sustain it I Worrell. * Papers were made out Saturday, the United Brethren church Mon­ •worthily. The i husch treasurer, ’ Vocal "solo.. for the transfer of ownership of the day evening, April 20th. Admission Middleville’s New Hotel C. Edmonds read a 4ttU«| iCastelein..' Irving roller mill and dam. Dr. D. ton and fifteen cent*. All.are ln'Aller the Hotel 81. James, in Mid- company, which immediately be-1 being plarod In the-interior, and the I 'All Hat! the-PqrK-. ing *■>« th? v>v.rcost frt-the.vli .1. Butler, of Detroit is (be new vi ted.—Adv. dlevilie, was destroyed by lire a .ran the construction of n new hotel.; binding will be ready for use sol ■ [Have been gbcnil proprietor. The Dr. isn't saying year ago, the business men showed The new hostelry i- a credit to the I soon as a landlord is found. The! Announcements, what ho will do with iL -BANNER WANT ADA’S. PAY, lheir enterprise by forming a stock] village. The Anishina touches arc hotel has not vet l» <m nnmYd. ffolo, “The la.rd-is Risen,\Mrs. M, BIG COUNTY FAIR Presbyterians Rededicate Their Greatly Improved Church Hotel Built On Site Of Hotel St. James Is Nearly Completed �TIIKIIWWHGHllAWrn. w»n. M »» 112 n JOIST CHURCH New Silk ■ ■ Work Shoes ER SERVICES SUNDAY. iEST NlTIBER EVER AT ONE TIME THIS ADDITION BRINGS TOTAL MEMBERSHIP NOW TO 544 Hcccplioa to the New Members Was ■ Given In BH-cmcnt Parlors Monday Niuht. Easter Sunday was a notable day m the MelhOttifet Episcopal church! of this efly, the cliinaxjit/u sit! weeks Lenten eampiipm by that church, under the l--.rdership of the. imslor, Rev. Russell H. Bready, and; was a wide depiirluir from the us-i ual Easter aorvlccs of Unit dtmojmnation. ■ I’he first igsrviao' was at six j o'clock, mid about i'hmi were in at-; l>'n>ltincc. Tim rite of baptism was administered to about. GO. nml 112 .were received into (he church. 12! by letter and 100 from probationary membership. That was Ihe largest nuiulicr ever token into the church •at one timo, and if is rare, that so many present themselves at the alI tar of any church to be received, it iwas a sight that will never be forigutlen by those who pnrlicipnted in | or who witnessed it. The'impresIsiveuess of it, and the remarkable । number of new communicants, will he stamped on tip* memory of all Who were present. Fully WOO .attend'd Ihe regular .service nl 10:30 and listened to a wonderful situiou on "The Hesuri reetiuii" hy the pastor. There was appropriate special music by the i choir. Al the early sen ice .Mr. P. A. Ten Hanf sang a -olo. “The Resurreclion." It wi» very beautiful. 'l ife Sunday ach<«>l attendance was nearly Coo. a special collection for missions wa- taken, and re­ sulted in over 8iii5.o<>. Al I o'clock Scxvr.d children ami! two adults were ba|ilu<'d, and a few wefe'received into full membership,* Hu* total for the day being 112. , Al 5 o'clock cairn' the Easter pro­ gram givun by’the Sunday School.' at which a large crowd .was pre-- ‘ ent. There were recitations, songs.] •-Ic..-in which all acquitted them-■ selws well. Monday night caiw the reception I given to Hie new iiK inbers. Before j that took place all a*—■ttibbol in the- - - ■teves Our Line Is Complete We have just received our new line of Silk Gloves and a new line of long gloves in all shades. Ladies are cordially invited tQ call, and see them. L.. New line Silk Gloves in Black. Brown 7Cn Tan, Gray and Blue, per pair 50c’ lo, • Front Combs and Fancy Hair Pin. from 15c. 25c an/-,.. Eftft • Built for the very kind of service you want to give them, are the work shoes we sell. The man who is working out doors all day and in all sorts of weather, requires a more sturdy and tougher shoe than the porter or warehouse man, but the shoes of both should be so constructed as to give comfort, as well as long lasting wear. The shoes here for those whose occupation is farm or outside work, are made with solid counters and soles to withstand the hardships they arc bound to receive. The lighter work shoes are as well made and as durable. The prices for every class of work shoes arc as low and lower than you’ve probably been used to paying for inferior qualities. Ironside Shoe Co. Phone 176 MASONIC TEMPLE. BLDG. Hastings, Mich. I grown tree. This one was probably Tokip. Monday September 2. A beautiful day bill terribly hot. ’e started early to ride in Hie park, id went, to rail on the L . S. Amb.isMuter. Mr. Bijan. A nice line of Ladies long gloves in CH f)C all .bade. at $1.50 and____________ New arrivals in Shirt.waists, VqilesCQ Eft and Persians at $1.25 to __1_____ WUlUV _50fi Nice line of Beads, per string_______ Ladies’ Sweater Coats, colors gray, brown green, ma.von and tan. £7 AA priced from $3.50 to___ _ ______ ... Wl llRJ All our new line of Spring Underwear, Porous Knit and Gauze is now in and ready for your inspection. We also have our new line of Muslin Underwear. We cordially invite you lo call and see it. Standard Patterns In Stock The W. E. Merritt Store Phone 66 Hastings, Michigan It Won’t Be Long Until you will want some seed to sow.that back lot. Either JUNE MAMMOTH ALSIKE, ALFALFA or even TIM­ OTHY SEED of which we have plenty of the above kinds of SEEDS at all times. BARRY CO. has grown the best Clover Seed this year that it has grown for several years, and is equal to that grown in any state. Then why look elsewhere when you want pure SEED when we have it that is grown upon the BEST FARMS and by the BEST FARMERS and in the BEST STATE? ' cd wilh pleasure. After dur call. «-d, and about 3f>i i<-poml<-d. Itev. . we rod-* around Hie .Mikado's r< " i dance. or castle as they call it. \V,. 1 Brcady gave a Am- -piritwl talk lo Hi.,.those present, particularly lo the • -r membeix Antony oilier things II-cii, lull .1 H’uui ... ii... grounds; It is surrounded by three be <-ai<( that he bad been congHltuIf you have SEED to sell bring me your samples; or if you.want to buy, call in aqd moats. and we were told that when 1 ml d upon Ihtt.tspleiidid cla.<s reI will be pleased to show you SEEDS and at PRICES that, you can afford to buy. disclaimed eredfl was ore.iuifed by the Bhoguns; V'! red. lie there were six of them. 11 certnili- "• <ayiug that uyhad been his good Have all kinds of COAL and can give you prompt delivery. , ly looks like a very safe place, wilh , f.n.. I Hie moats and hills surrounding it.! pn-dere—ot-s lalmrs. and they were The government buildings and .entitled !••!«• considered as havingr.anilol are very i»oor in compari- • coirtribiitcd ns much as he to Un.-1 -on. The Imuses of Parliament are. splendid ingathering; and brutes; Barlow O Co. jail wooden buildings, and of very j that hr Ind had the nu»l loyal-Mip; ordinary architecture. We rolurn- l»»rt of th.- entjni ntemberslnp ..f -dal 12:15'to Um Ambassador'.- I the chur- h. Afl-r the pastors talk. ■home, stroll.-d in his garden and the n-w m-mlmra wen- a«ked to, |.«>k some pictures. We enjoyed■ march !■> II- basement, where th-y '..ur visit with him very much.! were formed m ine around Um, Lahr m the day we visited Um huge parlor, limn he other church. of Hustings Odd Fellow I/idei-: i-shiba temples, and the war muse- member-and irmnds were invited to . urn. If you think the Japs cannot : «•» I" the bn-nmnt rooms, and make , Phase accept my hi'artfell llumks ‘for tin- kindm-HS shown and the you should see smile of the shaking hands with each: I relics Of the Chinese aiid Russian "f those in the hue. It was a tine Im-oiiIiful Howers frenl my husband. । Wars * I gef-ae<|uaiiile I plan, and worked Arthur Hindi, who.is in Butterworth We’enjoywl very much our visit ’I'lriididly After the handshaking. hospitxd, Grund Rapids. I., the Maple Club. This is a pav il-i‘".'J''’' and . ..uglmuls were -erveit Adv. Mrs. Arthur Bush. ton in the pork, nuu is a wry high; rV'."“J'• . “ .i! u„ J! , . ... . . ■ weeks viualion. which lie ha-nrhThe Kitchen should bo the CLEANEST 1 et-ade tea inn. W e wen sh< wn (y ,.;>rn4M| jp. W||J return in time for. Temple of Nikko Japan. : through and enjoyed drinking t<a. J||(, meeting next Mo)iI tomb behind the temples, with Ih-.m one pf the r.H.ms, sitting ttl"'11 ,|av niulit. J he pastor's father. R.-v. ROOM IN THE HOME—It should also be pleasThen profit andarailabilmany shrines. Ipiasuiy buihling*.! the door and temg served by Jnp- |l,111..|.| |(1,..lt|v> (,f Grand Rapids, Cjref ity. the eiseutial features aivh-s and steps, is wonderful te - amee girls, j lie inn i-' entirely । wjl| |,|.,.;i,.|l ,xl. Sunday morning lllol of a high grade invest­ i yond description. 'Ihc-e buildings open upon om* side, faring a beault-( ani| JA|.11U1_, antest and easy to eork In—eool in eussner are red lac<pier with gold and brass! ful garden, and splendidly kept. ------ !_______________ ment are combined in our Pre­ J inlaid ornaments, mid bronze roofs. in the evening .Mrs. heater nsked .. . . ri,„„ui „t wjsh l<> thank paid Stook. Dividend checks coaling much more than could te-' u« to sit at their table for dinner. route who ro and warm in winter. paid al this time. Il would nnpov- ,as >h.' had aremead^-ted^n? with KlUter mailed gcini-annnaily. 5% per an­ Continued Mini page one. num net. Twenty-four years in . . .e£teh Iho nation lo build Hwm 1 ‘ i-k In tlie evening ' ,rH,y «l’te ecialed. business, ease tn over f’AJO.OUU. The road to Ihe hike is lined wilh w,‘ |,M,k '"any idcluri- mid will trylr(M|,'.7n Hkisiins through the'j . . . Ml* Charles BaeheIler,,. Me are doing what Write (or particulars.' Hille cottage*, and a tea house. to retain in our minds the picture' .-Uy, vi-iling the shops and attend- ',n* * vat ner .>o./. Capitol we can to make the every Hille dislam o. We slopped i „f ilnw they limked. i in " ------- ' ' ------------------------ ------Savings * Lain Association, at four or five and enjoyed tticir . .>u. k . . . .. ....i.i i.„ । P. 0. RECEIPTS INCREASE is’Vh^’SbHn'^n^Jdftart'Yiu^vs' fol1" ,"ar "‘M,ul ,h" "’‘id/ Oralurh) Kucecvsfully (>hrn. kitchen OLEAN and 100 PER CENT IN 7 YEARS he rendition of the oratorio ....imamiid at the MelhodiHl'ypisco-; r COOL. pal church Friday night Was n ino'-1 • Year Just Ended Shows Growth of i . Sll-lOJtM Since n j artist ft- siirroM-. mid w.-te otm of the 'ijmo-t preii-nliotis musical programs 1 A'cabinet gas you h ave you show your hMpilali- ' a J r aH,। |iail,||',. ’myi x'el ,l*mii|l"-i' *• i» Ute Hntlliups po.sl- j ly by leaving omne money. You arei U|„. » ’l}{ । nm-lirmate1 bn* ii.. i-awd over lou per j 'nin| cent duriir<the last •even years, ar- | FARM, STOCK, TOOLS, range is clean.i‘s to y.-ii.laiistics the; peel much. They serve the nkisha wili, rover nt«<nt eiuhl inrlu-M tmiel,IIU " i r J*' "J-lifei'■'d'lmu 14! loud of tiniiwfl shown UONM-d rdThe; SO Acres, Near Hersey, Mich. men just as freely a.nl lie leave' ! e R ' ‘^p. tf‘ plenty of room under Gravelly and clay-loam, me’;. W‘"' ’‘»«IJllll« hot c.-k- IhnXimU * ""l^s-‘^ la ; . ..... .. ft Wuh over KMMI.- <>O acres cleared, 20 acres pasture and nJl.UT"r i. iH’11. 1,1 J fii 4in .ii'IUU* chop-sticks to eat ill The^or-casion' introduced Severn! 1 ""'"•-G” m huiilifhts shows that timber. it to sweep—dirt Jhmr.Ml fli‘ mw ro by IhcmWVes I wi"’' A,“° noUter wnndeti w,"ri|r" ft ’ ■"'« -f much promise which r ‘ ^ “ 1 5 rowU, . * ,f ba# bwn ! Timber, beech, maple, elm. box th- (I,.W „f luu,.i, promise which | Src**** ^'* .»*••' ly l( »1Ufjcal lir<! rajud. | Trout streani runs through [Mulure. wilh . eiRbl. fight .IdTerontU-i,, (JjJBn-Hl win ntl.l greatly to. musical life in in ,J 4!'."' 2AD bearing fruit trees. ' li I1"',1’' ■I'1'1''"- <1.1. r,n4 I... I ..ur I ‘l>ni.'L.<ll .... .■ily.'sTPJvi.' .. ... . . wen-'.unf .................... 1hy .. I III* CANNOT REMAIN under The long legs 11 room house, bank barn IO m RO. Srai- t ver eu»“ ynn i I i,,,!-.. ........... 'll.. I HMl-b. Mi- Maruu- rilAii.fdHjuft' Several outbuildings, all in good re* IhS'br llLm ai Jr" alw.i-i ,ial N'1 ""'"r ,..... ", ?l»ub,».-. 'll- ................. Kuul in pair. • “■ “h- Jr f l li-b,-Tl"v "'C',’ 1,11 l““ ll'"‘“ l- IUU-1, Mi-. Il.-ll,-. Ml.. M. KIw.iii. ,«I3WI.H| in Hurt. /alse the stove to just the right height Good silo, mostly level land. UM,!,'.I '.l.'wn'Vr\'!rt. KX’?' m'uK , .......... ”r',r- liwr .«! l,'.H2-'»7 I -'ll. .Ml. IW.l.Includes— .«l7.lfil.7l him ir box Mr. itriii and were well placed in al.ii>, haimy anil .ml a ulilrk In n„ W,» 1 horse, 7 years old, EWD lbs. .8IH.H3.7I । ll> ceiptxin ini I... titre dainty | duels and quartettes. Mr.*. for cooking—no more stooping to see into Olillre irana. TI>.-> .. r, will, u. „n "’“W - ' " 3 cows, 8 yearlings and 2-year old. .«IK,127A'7 ter of Grand Rapids, added tim­ HecxifiLs 'in B'la.;. 2 fine brood sows, 25 hens. <l».v. furaSUina ll.i ir ...n .»™l, Receipt, in ii'i.i... .H2l.:i2l.7Z and got 75 cents for it wilh Which ,1-’ .J I” ‘ 11 1 1U,, -,teri.m» idly io to* -uic the ruiiigin strength nun and in-uuiy beauty Wagons, sleighs, buggies, harness. .*21,i88.9fi | <b 4 aiM mw"ui.n i.i.^'.l l ... ............ II"-"i-ralln W'1 ..r ll.>»li,.l, ...rk wilh l,.,r Una Receipts in lull... the oven. • Harming tools, complete. imy mi more uimi pm;m .1. J W'»'! bl"wuig and raining like our y,,;,-,./u,,. „( Uu. (Aonbi Inki-i. miiidny >e<4, |. । October, but this in very common |,-on, |n for ihe highest-praise, heIf -you arc looking for a good .•tetrSW I"."?1?, .••"-‘••--rIM« I"........ . X--r. nml k.0, th" 'kill «n.ri.r- WEICKGf NANT & RIEDE OPEN Yesterday .» wan ,*S >qm»l“ ci..... These new stoves are1 thi best vAlueo complete farm you had better lil 5:W al uiglil gceiiia tbf templ<«; the pfuple orv «m thy Mroet iudciHi<m of a much more pretentloiw NEW DEPARTMENT consider this one before you Al Nikko. Our lirM vinil wii« to Um’ usual. \\e nee Hmm walking with! oraani/aiioii. Mr. Albert Kmikle buy, At the price it cannot be niter.- temple, built 11* Mm third' bare tens and wootten «lpu% some wa|| that could be desired in Hie we havo ever shown. Come In and see them beaten'. in. Il m on the mountain -id-. of them having ram coats'made of; vi(,|i„ obligatos mid showed the Their Adv. hi This l*siie N ICmII of i> end of the broad royal av.--| straw, mut others With pate'i' i\n-;rmiMniilly-increasing perfection lie, Guod Nt-u-, io Has I hi(js Thr-t' Lrrte* arc planted a*; ••red oiled umbrellns. Easy payments if you wish. GEBRAAD \ e exported - i< aci|inrmg on this in-triuuent. Hlmppcra. t lo tlo‘ lcui|d>'. by people w|j»; lo KO to rlilircli with A|rs. Realm . m,-,. ■I mx,.1 tls „u tireompani-t is al­ --------- --- ----------- -------------on uindher pi.go will !>*-■ foum* 4. afford tn give •npi-u*ivi- j and family^ but II mined so lianl . way-r has many more such bargains, ........ .......... ■and — ' •'... par-excellent the .. splendid I Wvirkuvnuiil & Riedn'n adv. which Thornappl? Gas 4 Metric Co, aud'lauteniv. itliat wo Wvh ulitigi.-d lo give it up. wnv 4,.-. .. li you will qnly slate what die earned out tins part of th- ummuees some Mmidal valued in lai Hovvver we* look lunch together al work wa« wa« a delight lo all. 1 he I dies' ready to WeaY garments; Spaecounty you dasirc and what Kind 'Phone Not 0. I’'« .. , , .. j' v,'tiing na was wa* oue one !</ in rolhrl roileet the ilm ulnt. , I jn| uii.-nuoii mention is is muiio mud« or of me Ute new urw corctirof u (arm you yraot, will be »f iluil iiuc.-j bl luo dlnuw iiioiu 4?f Die teitel. inojt credit.».m hvf skill us a mini-' |„-i a„d <-i,M.,.j-v deoartmenls. 1“"l11 i'u •l‘or,"1r<;’«>>!«■j»»* KmiJtomiu/H*3uiiwju>.ioii>pleased to mail you a complete and,,;i triyptoiiterm. atemt.Mu feel higli. -droiomdralrd so Hiany LtilMte in>kt wearing i-^l «> know Will with Ishty hbput mx im h..^ through Hastings. । J,*.a?rbMhed ul&TUd H-*-r an■ALfAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE" Bran, Middlings and Hay. Also French's White Lily Flour, $2.35 per cwt. LUKE WATERS, « Hastings, Mich. Phone 150 Safety BEAUTIFUL TEMPLES OF JAPAN Gebraad “Sells Farms” 4821 iXM-ri!:',? X ‘'.i""™ .’K tWtMW' was ...... i' and looked in every way like a full i this week. ................... W'W'ft Ihe Mi-—. |t..|tt,fipp CnrroHtero and Mollie KUiknr retiihnul I" the Blate Normal at Ypsilanti, Monday. EDWIl H. mum. Milk. Fira Hu IcH. �THE HASTINGS B ANNER. \PRW. 1g, 18H House Dresses Apron Dresses Kimona Aprons Dust Caps $1.00 65c 45c 10c PACK House Cleaning Specialties eFof.Knl»iua«bo he villmfo ‘ Sunday. . MIm Francos Holmes of Hanlings visited with tho home folks over Bunday. Mr. ond Mrs. O. E. Balyeat -and son spent n fow' days with Woodland irlallves cjuring . tho Easter v;icaUon. Mr. Balyeat will remain principal of the tymria schtxds an­ other year. Mrs. David Landis who has boon visiting in Mason County for some lime returned home Friday. Mrs. Harriot Holmes who is near­ ly nlnoly-threo year* old, I* quHe sick at the home of her son, 11. H, Holly. The lecture given by Col. Baine of Kentucky at thn town hull Friday night was quite largely attended nnd proved tn he the best number on the lecture course. His subject “A Search Light of the Twentieth Century,” wn* given in such a pleas­ ing and Instructive way that I hose who failed lo hear him certainly inisMxl an opportunity that rarely c.omes lo one In a life lime. The high school has engaged Maj. H. H. Henderson, tho drummer Imy nf tho Rappahannock, and his son lo give an entertainment at Ihe town hall Monday evening, April Shih, with the help of a few local selections including recitation*, song* nnd instrumental music. The ■proceeds will go lo the high school piano fund. The sale al Sheldon McArlhur’s was largely Attended Tuesday after­ noon mid most every thing brought n good price. I. awrencn Christian was - home over Bunday. The losing side in tho K. of P. contest which has been running 'for several weeks gave a line supper in tho lodge banquet rooms Monday evening. Lewi* Christian - and family nre moving back lo the farm to slay unlit the spring work is done. Easter exercises were hold al (ho M. E. mid U. B. churches in tho village, nt both churches. Orches­ tras, made up from homo talent, helped out in tho music. * Mh and Mr*. M. P. Fuller visiled friend* In Hastings Friday. COATS grove Grove and John Hauer nnd wife, nf A. 11. Harrington ■ n veterinary Paul, spent Easter al Frank Tobias' PERSONAL MENTION snrgOon recently graduated from Woodland, spent Sunday afternoon ing on the milk rou'-- f«*r Hoy BarCollege at Grand Rapid*, has local-I al the home of Mr*. Caroline Hauer near Nashville.; ‘ hnTnirnnliv Aita Aspinnll of East Carlion is lium. Mr. and Mr*. A. D. Gibson and ed in our Village and ha^e 1.^ , moved ’ ‘ Iva l**1*"- ' son Hay of Grand Rapid*.* came Fri ­ Mr. and Mrs. XrBnn KojuuMy and begun practice. They have X.I Mr. and Mr*, lx* Farrell and .son day and stayed until Munday .with family of the slate road *p--nt Ea*- ’ Rev. Grigsby wa* in -Eaton Rapid* in the llexman Whorl, Monday. »___r ........ 1 . Eldon of Ea*l Woodland spent Sun­ Mrs. Gibson-* fat her. Henry Buylon. across from Ihe livery barn. ' i< ■ IW ..I I I lla.uf Jll'l,.'. Mr*..Henry Wnlleninle of Jackson | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lnrnheb and । Brook*. J. A. Abfalter, general sales agent i* vi*i('iiig her daughter, Mr*. Clyde family visiled Mr*.' Igiraliee’s par-| Edward Smith wf Detroit. son of of the Jmlck Auto*, of Grand RapEAST WOODLAND. lent* in Hope over Sunday. | William Smith of Hit* place, wn*1 Sill tt>||. .ids was a bukinbtt visitor in the Mr*. Evans, a trained nurse i* badly hurl last Week Tin-day. when i Mis* Deila llu-sell were in Grand village Monday. Munroe Rowlradcr is building a J. R. Risinger local agent nf tho barn at his new home. earing for Mr*. Smith nnd little i he fell ten feel from a ladder. !!<•* Mr. and Mr*. St. John look Easter daughter. Mr. Smith's mother of struck on In* hip, fracturing it and Rapid.*. Sal unlay. Buick car*, mi Momlay sold a tour­ ing car to Al Ribbet of taiko Odes­ dinner with Wm.-Eupcr and wile. Baltimore is also assisting. I the pelvis Imiiip. it-' wa* working The L. A. S. at the home of Mrs. —• - • ■ • -----•• ■ n|_ ,-afpeiiter" work for Hie Font sa and to C. E. Rhwlader nf tho village. This makrs llre tcnllr new Millie Hager Thursday wa* not well tended Thursday al Samuel Mar-1 Automobile Company, who immed­ car that Mr. Rowlador tins bought, attended owing to inclement weather. shall*. Proceed* SLIM. The ladies | iately cidhsl the <b>ri»»w and Im was Little Vadie Slrowc, rwlio was so ill will meet al the same place Tin-*-, examined by'Hie V-llny. He was in twelve years. Mis* Anna Lehman nnd Bernice Thursday, is reported some better. day lo tie the comfortable* llw-y taken, to Harper'* hospital nml war Trolkoy. whn nave been making nn r.Staff1"u“1 "n M'‘-Sl' pul in a plaster p ais cast, ri vvilf' ....... . e.,.., Tlmr»lw J™ 1WI vl will. Ih> necessary for him to i-emitui al extended visit . with their cousin. 1S“\v's J' .... Mis* Orpha fa'hman. returned to -uindsv" ' tan.rinlpn.lLl I'r.n.rJ i wl‘“' » V.T>’ lln4i,‘l.‘> > «<;■».'. .inwa* drawing I Ford Company d->- * llnrly by th--ic their home in Bradford, Ohio. Mon­ Black*secretary Owen Hynes’ treat- ",H a<''''denl. Hr urcr Rov lames’ organist \ti-s Stella jl**”1’'* •" orchard when our lb'w I employri'* and -f.ind all cxpi-n-. * Monday evening. Mr*. John I.clinmn visited friends Hager-chorister Orlin Yank | ovi-r hitting him on Hn- head. Hr'and will pay li.df-wngrs during lltr In Hastings the fore part of tho.I Mrs.' Lucy iiowleadcr and son. wa* uncon*ciou* for m>iii» I line; nnd...................... Mr*. Nona •'-•al ami Mrs. Sarah wonk. jljomer, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Rowbruised. I bo*.. Jesse Miller nf taiko Odessa was leader of E. W.. Easter Sunday. ishcr of Ha-liiu-. are visiting in | who saw it. say he may Im- thankful • in Ihe village Monday. Mr. Miller John Rirt and family have’moved 11”’w,,i* killed, lb- I* again able porljund. has begun Ihe erection of a 10 x 21 from the Schuler tenant house to ,n work. Warren Kel-<y and family visit­ , ft. adition lo his house across from Lake Odessa. ed nl Hnrve WiHiditian**. Sunday. ,, —----- ------------ , „ „ Elmer Bolton’s. Mr. and Mr*. Dow Evartts of West Death of Mr*. J. M. Hull. Our mail earner. Claude Wood, George Hamler has taken roorrts Sunfield gave a warm »ugar party at I Mr*. J. M. Hall pa-*e«l away On received about ll dozen* egg* from in the Manktclow house whore he their camp to a large number of rcla-1 Tuesday afh-rnoon following an ill- hi* palmn* n* an Easier gift. will soon begin housekeeping. Clyde Conrad, who tdlended the live* and friends Easter day. A picnic j lies* of six days with paralysis. Ib-r Gilbert McLeon has purchased dinner was served and a beautiful day! Ii.-alth had not bet-ell good for some Big Rapid* Hu*inr«* school during the George Hamer property in East added much to the happy occasion. time. Mr*. Hall? who* maiden Um winter, i* again in charge <»f Woodland and has already taken 'I hursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Will mine was Annis Kelley, was born in Smith Bros, delivery wagon, which I possession. Eupcr entertained Mrs .CoYa Smith of | Senedn fpunty, Ohio, 05 year* &go. was started Tuesday. Nashville Choetei Hecker and family. luJjHI. ,she was united in marriage The W. T. I . Will meet next WEST WOODLAND. ’ Miss Nellie Euper anti Rayinaml in Utts city with J. M. Hall, a child- 'Tuesday April 21,-al Mrs. Allie! F.lzn James and wife of Carlton, Weaver al their p1ca*aiit home on hood acquaintance, she nnd her Fuller’s. Program will be on Church Hill; spent Friday al Al Booher's. husband having been burn in log Mothers’ Meeting Department. , Rev. Klindworth nnd Fred Reu­ Mr. and Mr*. John Marks of the, cabin* on opposite side* of a road NORTH MAPLE GROVE. ther of North Woodland, called at State Road were calling on Coal*. in Set vti county. Mr*. Hall was a ' the homes of Chas. Heise and Mrs. Born, lo .Mr. and Mrs, Henry sister nf Wallace . Kelley.- of this 1Grovo friend* Sunday. Caroline Haucr's. Friday afternoon. Smith. April 12, an eight pound eity^ Kite is' survived by her hus­ Mr*. Lucy Jnhn*oii, of Rutland. I Miss Elizabeth Heslerly spent ■laughter. Mr*. Smith wa* former­ band. her son. Li-on. nnd her dough- visited her dauulih-r. Mr*. ' ' Sunday in Hastings, the guest of ly Mi** Bertha Mourer. lers, Mrs. Daisey Silsbee, of this 1 Miss Ledah Afpinall. . Ed. Green nnd family of North city; Miss Hail, of Grund Rapids; Herbert Sprague and family were Mrs. Joseph Recsor Is under the Nashville ware guest* of Mr*. Beal Mr*. Ja-sler Ward of Texas. Fun- 1out * with their automobile Sunday doctor's care. Dull and family Sundny* oral sen-ice* will bo held al two Ibut found ihe road* too rough for Everett Clum and family of Word was received .Monday o'clock nn this Thursday afternoon, Igood riding. South Woodland, wore visitors nt morning that Mrs. Charles Fowler Rev. F. J? Betts otllcinting. Sunday School Note*. Will Hauer's. Sunday. ' was very low nl the Sanitarium nl The Easier exercises were pood Al. Booher and family spent Sun­ Battle Creek nnd Hint her death Tho Court of HrTHor' will hold a .considering the short lime used in day nt Elza James* in Carlton. wn* hourly expected. . box social in Ihe K. of p. hall on ,preparation of th- program. Isaac Rowley and family of Coats Mr. nnd .Mrs. A. E. Mills and Mr. Friday, evening. April 21.—Adv. The Sunday school clns.se* have neon working faithfully to raise a* large an-nmount a* possible to give to the church -died* fund. The amount from al) classes and the offering for Sunday amounted to S20J50. The Li.j.d Worker* Cla.*.* Visll Suit Cases Traveling Bags Umbrellas Rain Coats and Caps After Easter comes houSe cleaning and one always finds that they need a New Rug, New Linoleum, New Window Shades, New Curtains, New Curtain .Rods, New Pillows, New Sheet? and Pillow Cases. We are prepared for your wants in these lines with New Assortments in all departments and invite you to call and see the hig values and qualities we are offering at exceptionally low prices. > Rugs , A new assortment just received this week. Woo! Fiber, Crex Grass, Velvet, Moquette, Axminsters, Wiltons, Etc., in all sizes. Lace Curtains Bed Spreads A fine new assortment of White and Ecru Curtains in many different patterns just received. The quality and jirices cannot help hut please you. A large assortment from which to select at 98c pair. Others in Brussels Net up to $6.00 pr. Our spring assortment of Bed Spreads is the nicest we ever had. Three-fourth size, regular size or extra size for extra large beds. Crochet, Dimity, Marseilles or Satin. Satin spreads in blue, pink or yellow. . Linoleums Scrims New spring patterns in 6-ft. or 12-ft. widths. Curtain Rods Sash rods, regular window size rodsj and extra size rods always on hand- FRANDSE.N CO- KEEFER. 75c to $3.25 each Hastings Store of Quality and Low Prices That has been our business for the past twelve years and we can point with pride to hun­ dreds of beautiful homes in Hastings concerning the workmanship and quality of material of which there has never been a complaint. Honesty of effort to please on our part has been our aim and we are fully responsible for all contracts entered into. If a customer demands a high priced home and best quality of material—we have it, and will fully guarantee price and quality. ’ If one is satisfied with a moderate priced home with a cheaper grade of material— we have it, and will gladly do our best to please. We never misrepresent our goods in comparing them with those of any other firm. We believe in dealing honestly, and we believe that any customer can find • in our two well •stocked yards just what his pocket-book can afford. We-aim to stock and sell the goods that are called for but always carry a QUALITY THAT CANNOT BE SURPASSED♦ We will NOT BE UNDERSOLD by ANYONE-ANYWHERE on equal quality goods. ♦ ' ’ ■ Yours anxious to please ♦ The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ♦ Broadway Yards, ♦ Phone 224 Men’s Furnishings We carry a very large assortment of Men’s and Boys’ Dress Shirts, Work Skirts, Overalls, . Jackets, Sox, Underwear, Etc., and at, very low prices. Wash Ties, 15c; 2 for 25c. See them. Feather Pillows The Building of Good Homes ' The New Curtain Scrims are very pretty and very reasonable in price. The 10c and 15c lines are nicer than ever before and the 25c and 35c patterns make beautiful and cltirahle curtains at very reasonable prices. Come and sec them even if you don’t care to buy. BAUER BROS., PROP’S E. Court St. Yards Phone 254 Pio. Each rla-s did well oonsidcring Ihe bad weather nnd roads. Those who drservo special .men­ tion for ili'ir work in idling Ulf num. Earl Chase, Agatha Kinne. Wilda Hichard'oii. Mae Woodman, Valenln Fuller and Elsie Bump. Sunday lesson next Sunday. “ Cost of bi*rip|6ship" Luke ft: MRS. MCELWAIN RE­ CEIVES A RARE GIFT A Volume Of "Lcideng Erdcngang* । Owned By Emily Virginia • Mason. Mrs. Jason McElwain Jins recent-i ly come into-i-o—ossion of a rare volume4|-hic(j was thn property of' Mis* Emily \ irgmia Masou. It I* “Leiden* Erdengang,’* in the original [Gorman, by Carmen Sylva, who was an intimate friottd of Mis* Mason. -Tho cdver.of tins volume was made from a piece of one of (lie gowns of Mari-- Antoinette, tho I beautiful but ill-fated wife of Lonisl XVI. of France. The Imojt I* a gift to Mr*. Me-] Elwaln from mcmliera of thd Mason, family. W. R. Cook was business Tuesday. - in DMroit on Don’t Forget we carry Ready Made Sheets and Pillow Cases Harvey Aroharl of Jackson spent' hand Patrick went to Detroit, Saturday and Sunday wilh hi* Monday on busine**. Mrs. Jo*. Pllug went to Jackson mother, Mr*, l-awrence Ai-eharl. today to visit relatives and friends. Mr*. Elry Tobin* went lo Ann ArWill Mitchell left Tuesday for Imr Wi-dneiulay to visit her daughCalifornia, whore be expects to tor. Mr*. Charlo* Dawson. make his future home. Mi** Anna Worden ha* returned I Mrs. Hose Andrus an&ann, Russell who have Iteon in DctrotCnTUring the past winter, are homo for a few days, enroute to Mr*. Aiuiru* new Mr*. Sarah Fi*licr accompanied lieltfof work west of C.ltu oflo. y her «i*|i-r, Mr*. E<l. Coat.* of Mrs. Mary Underbill returned to uni* Grove, spent Sunday wilh Helion, Monday, after spending a IK-lla Colton of। few days visiting her grand daugh­ 1‘urt Itiml. ter. Mrs. Mamie Zerltel and family. The Buick Overhead Valve Motor i* guaranteed to develop more power mid to ahr more mileage per gallon of gasoline Hinn any other motor of It* *l/e,'cither American or foreign We Give You the Buick Word for it Wc make claims for the Buick Line, big claims, some of them too big for the average person to believe. The people who do believe are the people who have driven Buicks, are driving Buicks, and will drive Buicks. They know that the statements we make are statements borne out by their own every day experience. ■ The Buick has more power than other cars because of its overhead valve motor. ' • It is more economical for the same reason. It burns less gasoline. It is more durable because everything going into Buick manufacture is built in the Buick shops, enabling us to use better material at less cost than other concerns pay for goods of inferior grade. Our rigid system of inspection reduces the chance of slip-shod work to a minimum. This in­ spection costs a million but it saves a million more. The 1914 line is complete in appointment. The bodies are stream line, the running boards are free, the Delco system of starting, lighting and ignition is reliable and everything is left side drive and center con­ trol. There is a model for every man, from the $950 runabout to the six cylinder, our rich man’s Car at a business man’s price. You can take the Efuick word for anything we say, but we don't ask you to. We want you to make us prove it. Six Models—$9.50 to $1985, F. O. B. Flint Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Evinrude-Detachable Row Boat Motors Miller Tires Four Second Hand Cars for Sale. All Bargains. and Sae Them Hastings Buick New Mester Building Hee Come �— APRIL 16, IM THE Mr«. Mary Kiley and son of De­ troit were guests: of Mr. and Mrs. Chai Wood Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Levi Houfslatter was called to Grand Rapids, Friday, on account of her daughter, Miss Myrtle, being IILZ ~ Mrs. Emma Carter of Jackson WM has been in the city several days re­ turned to her homo Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chiu. Brush of Cen­ tral Lake, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Burroughs, of Southwest Rutland, left this Thurs­ day morning for Chicago, where they will spend the summer. Mm. Brush and Mrs. Burroughs are sis­ ters. ring Shopping June is /fere • The time is here and the weather is so that the spring apparel can be worn comfortably. If you intend purchasing a new garment don't wait any longer, make your selection now, your choice is far better; and then you might better get your new Spring Clothes early and get your money's worth out of them by getting a good full season's wedr. LOCAL NEWS Miss Charlotte laikc is convales­ cing from a two week's illness. A large number of suckers arc being caught in the variotis streams. Levi Houfslatter is* building an addition to his house in the llrsi ward. . ' Scid Beach and Ted Mead attend­ CTVE HER SOMETHING ed the wrestling match al Grand FOR THE Rapids Monday night. Mrs. Jane Radford is Improving the appearance of her home in the first ward with a new roof. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hedrick and family have moved into the Ritchie A WOMAN’S DRESSING TABLE IS NEVER PULL TO house on West Center Street. OVERFLOWING WITH HAT PINS OR BEAUTIFUL TOILET There are al present 1.100 tele­ ARTICLES. IF MEN ONLY REALIZED HOW A BEAUTIFUL NEW phones in the Citizens' exchange, which employs ii girls aifi! two HAND MIRROR, BRUSH AND COMB WOULD DELIGHT THEIR men;. • WIVES! Ixical fishermen arc looking for­ A COMPLETE SETTING OF CUT GLASS WOULD BE A ward with aulioipation lo the open­ SOURCE OF PRIDE TO YOU WHEN COMPANY COMES. ’ WE ing of the trout season t^o weeks HAVE EXQUISITE PIECES AND SETS, AND WE WOULD LIKE from Friday. Friends of Miss Wilda Andrus will TO HAVE YOU COME IN AND LOOK AT THEM. be pleased to know that she has charge of a millinery store in IQirbor Beach for the season. The annual election of officers Jfor the Eastern Star. Chapler will be held Tuesday evening April 21 al 7:30. A good attendance is desired. THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN There will be a meeting of the Hastings Poultry Association on . Tuesday, April 21. Plans will be laid for future work of the organi­ zation. The X-Ray dentists of Grand Rap­ ids have an advertisement in this . issue on page 21). They have some­ Will Chase spent Tuesday at Gun thing instructive t<> say about lake. . Mrs. Will Chase visited Nashville i dentistry; PERSONAL Register of-Deeds Townaend is friends Monday. ■ now having ono ofllie busiest peri­ Miss Ida More spent Sunday witli||llfl‘ v. mid Mrs. Russell H. Bready ods of work since he has been in Tuesday on a week's vacation. office, transfers of properly being Grand Rapids friends. I Ml ss Mary Rose was the gutisl of very numerous. A. K. Frandsen was called to; -The East Rutland W. C. T.U. will Chicago Saturday on business. | Grand Rapids friends Sunday. Sold their annual meeting at Mrs. Lewis Harris Harns of oi .Grand "rami Jlnpids|, «»!»«>jc..Y*S!2r .‘V.M Wo7d,anA1 ’I***1 Willard Perry's Wednesday after­ ' L'-wis spent Sunday wilh Hastings ......... friends.. , • >*»'••»> with Hastings friends. noon. April 22nd. Everyone cordi­ vi .. v . i u.iMiii wm th.. ! Mrs. H. H. Van Auken of Char ­ Floyd Paulson of Di lroil. was tim m ally invited to attend. . Je visited Mrs. M. L. Howell, Friguest pf his mother, Mrs. Belle Pat-■ lot!' Miss Hazel Thomas entertained a j day. company of young ladies Monday tison over Bunday. ,lav Mrs. F. 8. Pryor is visiting Mr. evening al a miscellaneous shower Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMillan left Monday for Los AugVIfls, California, and Mrs. Geoi-ge Collins of Grand for Miss Adell Ransom. The guest Rapids. - of honor was generously showered. their future home. “Doan's Ointment cured me of Mra. Elmer Warren of Sunfield Mr. and Mrs. Art Imuyaugh visit­ Twp. visited her sister, Mrs. Ralph ed friends in Grund Rapids Balur- eczema that had annoyed me a long lima. The cure was pennaneuL"— Eggieston, over Sunday. ter Sunday. .play, nnd Sunday. Hon. S. W. Matthews, ComririMfouer — „ Myrtle ' Taylor, of Detroit, Barber — of Mta Myrtle ‘ Mr. and Mrs. A. A. ---------vi—il,*<l Mr. .Mr. and mid Mrs. .i'.. it... guest r.,m-i of home folks Satur­ Lolwr Statistics. Augusta. Mb.—Adv. Grand Rapids4 visited was the Dr. C. D. Owen of Grand Rapids A. c. Barber over Sunday. day ami Sunday. ' Clayton it. Oarlock of the M. A. C. „„„„ v„„,v Sandahl of Lansing. will resume his dental practice nt Miss , Jennie visit'd Mr. and Mrs. Merton Gar- was the guest of friends here the Hastings next Wednesday, April 22. and each Wednesday thereafter in lock Saturday and Sunday. f ■ * • Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wells .and Mr. and Mr*. John McLravy vis­ the same office, in the Stebbins daughh-r of Jackson, were guests of ited j her mother. Mrs. Peake, al block. Mrs. Antoinette Funk, one of the Milan WalldorlT. Sunday. |Richland last week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Crook of VicksMiss Wiunifrcd Maus, of Kalama- lobbyist who helped carry the suf­ liurg Visiled his parents, Mr. uqd ;r<»<> was the guest of Mbs Nonna frage bill through the Illinois leg­ islature, will lie present al a con­ Mrs. Oscar Crook. Sunday. | Doyle the past week. Mrs. Frank Langstroin of Cincin­ Judge Clement Smith goes to vention in Kalamazoo on April 22 nati is the guest of her parents, Mr. |Ionia Friday, where he will speak at and 23rd. Mr uind Mrs. James Kiimer enterand Mrs. H. I. Hendershott. :a Blidllerhood banquet. Mrs. Fred Verkerke of Grand Rap­ Mr. ami Mrs. Oscar Fortier andI tained a few friends Friday evening ids, was the guest of Mr mid Mrs. children , visiled al E. IL Payne's, April 10, in honor of Mr. Khmer's birthday. Covers were laid for J. M. Sisson. Fri'lay and Saturday. । near Cloverdale Sunday. * Miss Evelyn Johnson is home from Mrs. It. II. Randall of Grpnd Rap­ twelve. A very happy evening was ■Chicago, where she has been for ।ids came Wednesday for a visit with। spent by all present. Two new horse ails appear this wveral weeks for medical treat- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burch. tneiil . Mrs. Miry McQunrrie returnedI week on page IV of this iMuiqof the owned • and Mrs. W. L. 1‘eniHirk, Hullins Leach Friday from Victor, where she was। BANNER. “Bruce" managed by John Engel of Hastings, .and J. W. Sage attended Hie funeral ,called by the death of a cou&ui. uf David Leach in Grand Rapids. Frits liehor and Sidney Shipman, and “Dcek • owned and managed by ! Walter J. Beach of Dowling. Friday. Helen Hayes and K<tiiiuu<l Wood re­ Get your burlier work done nl the Miss Hazel llouixls Ims resignrdr turned lo Um* University Monday. _j City Barber Shop. Most up-lo-date her iMisiliou in Kiikuiouoo and has Mr ami Mrs. Emil Tyden and Miss come home to care for her mother FloA nce* 'Tfy"ih‘i7"of*'chie^ip "are i >nd unitary shop in the city. Four guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Crue. :«*«'»• B,M>0 who is ill. Miss Charlotte Gll. y of Scottsville|shining in eonneetion. Benham A Miss Lora Trim and Miss Rose Ennis left last week for Tacoma. rnm« Tuestlay for a visit with Miss pC**^ Arl Wash., where they will visit Mis* lir.ire Eihiioiids and olheK friends. 1-^® ,r!?1 Mr. nnd Mrs. D. M. Barrett of I Orangevil e man. who got into Trim's uncle. Mr. and Mrs. James Pallisnn and Grand Rupids were guests of Mr.llrouHc al a dauce in Orange vile ... A. . <..’>. Brown __ ••• <liir,ntf im winter, uinli.r |« luwiki-.l during H the Is liooked lo daughter Helen of Grand- Rapids and Mrs. Wednesday. have his trial in Justice Cadwallattspent Easter with his mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Herron and Bella Pattison. son *»f Clmmpaign. Ill-, are guests of er's court, after innumerable ad­ journments. Donald Smith of Bl. Louis spin! relatives in Hastings and vicinity. John'Washwdl. a IjcIiht nl Ihe Sunday and Monday here the guests O. E. Baiyeal. Supl. of school at of his parents, Judge and Mrs. Spuria, came Wednesday for a abort Press & Tool factory, on Monday Clement Smith. visit wilh II. W. Sisson and family. mangled his right font ni'd sniualiWnlter Harper of Minneaixilis, Miss Charlotte Manni wae taken ill ed ihe big toe by letting a large iron Num, came Friday for a visit witIi wilh rheumatic fever last week wheel fall on it. Fortunately n<j bis mother. Mrs. John Harper and and was taken lo her home in Grand twines were broken, but it will be a painful injury. other relative-. Rapids Sunday. A great deal of resort properly nt Henry Smith went to Grand Rap­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Jacobs, ofl ids Bunday to visit his daughter, Pent)eld. N. Y, were here the latter■ the lakes has chaDged liauds. and Mis. Hnliert Cook, who is al Butter­ pari of tin* week us guests uf Mr. before the season opens quite a number of collages will he built. worth hospital. and Mrs. Albert Myer*. Mrs. J. M. Sisson and her gUesl. Vidor Wonuhell, of Worcester. New resorts are being developed al Mrs. Fred Veckerke left Saturday Mass, was in the, city Monday them Pine lake in Prairieville township, evening for Detroit lo visit Mr. and guest of Mrs. Weiicholl’s parents, and nt Fine lake in Johnstown.. Friday evening after the oratorio Sirs. beater Verkerke. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Dickinson. nt the Molhodlst Dr. wmiinery of Grand Rnpids, Miss Gertrude Smith attended a, “Emmanuel" wan called to this cily Saturday to luncheon in Grand Rapids Saturday church, all-those who assisted, und consult with Hr. Uiwry iu the case given by the West Michigan Altnu- Rev. and Mrs. Bready were enlcr, tallied nt the home uf Mrs. Marof the late Charles Stcbliins. ipic Association, which is compos­ Mrs. Birney Kenyon and baby <d ed of graduates of the Michigan। garet Troxel. The occasion whs a very pleasant one. Ri'fnndiuicnU lamsing have been the guests of her University, paiciils. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Rogers Mr. nml .Mrs. Chas, Hicks enter­, were served. Many BANNER readers will re­ and other relatives this Week. tained for Easier Mr. and Mra. Selby, Frank Dooley of Memphis. Tenn, of Oklahoma City; .Mr. and Mrs.’ member Charles Marsh who asslstvi-il*Nl Hustings relatives Sunday. Samson, of Hastings, and Mr. andj ed Dr. Ostrom in the evantrliallc His friends will be glad to know tliat Mrs. Hubert Garrison and sou, off services at the Methodist church a making good in Memphis. few years ago. Wool has been re­ Bailie Creek. Mi>» D'l Kirilina, Miss Aldrich Will Severance of Hallie Creek., reived nf- the death of his wife on and Mr. fx> Vries, of Grand Rapids, Jxx>. Severance and Miss Rose Sev­ March Hllli, in Colorado where she —in Hastings Saturday to at- erance of KnliMtnuoo ami Miss Eli­. had been taken for her health. . The Bijou Theatre presents Tillie s-nii the funeral of Chariea Stoh- zabeth Sovnrance of Jadtuon spent SiHulay with Ihrfr parents, Mr. andI Van Hom & Co. in Musical Tabloid H. M. Hill has relumed from Mrs. A. J. Severance. (kiinedies next week. This com­ weeks visit nt Galesburg, A telegram was received Sunday. pony has been secured for the on­ ports a little daughter. Hen­ by iheir frientls in this city an­, tire week and will present a com­ lune, who eatne March 3tsl nouncing the arrival hi Ban Fran­. nlete change of program each even­ dial the home of .Mr. and Mrs. cisco Sniurduy, of (k>l. and Mm. A. D. ing. Mutual motion pictures ns Adv. Kniskcrn. They have spent three> usual. Admission 10 cents. Beatrice Cirroliirrs ami her The BANNER is in rt>colpl of a years in China and the Philippinesj Wasnik, of Beasiner. and hav been aMigm’d lo Chicago, copy .of “Naconi,” published moiilhly by ihe Northern Assurance Cotn ­ which will Ihi their home.-ami fur which cily they left San Francisco> pany, of Detroit. Thin number. Is­ sued on April 4. was edited by Earl and yeaiet'day. ' B. Caldwell, of this city, wellMrs. Fred Hart who lias been very known as the company's agent In ill is much belter at thisio writing. Kalama- tliis ■bis .vicinity, vicinity. Il ft roniains contains n a numnumMrs- JUisa Cobb went to “ ' Just at present and Millinery We have a beautiful line of the smartest Coats, Skirts, Suits and Dresses. Ev­ ery color and all the clever new style features, so that it seems that we have every­ thing that anybody might wish. Our range of sizes is so-complete now that we feel quite confident of fitting you perfectly. Alterations are made.right here in the store by expert hands. Before making your selections elsewhere come into the new store and permit us to show you what we to offer you. • DRESSING TABLE h)e make particular mention this week of a line of Coats and Suits ^a,r^k:_JJ5 each We have cheaper garment*, of coarse. also better ones, ranging in price up to ^70, but theta, Coats and Suits at ©15 are wonderful values and we are positive that similar values are retailed in the best stores at from f18.00 to $22.50. There are plain tailored models, also pretty fancy styles; • colors black, navy and all fancy shades such as mustard, tango and Callot blue. Materials, linings and workmanship are excellent. ‘ Better come early and investigate these wonderful values, before they are all sold out. Aadles and Misses’ flats L. V. BESSMER anco men. have some wonderful values lo offer you in and Misses’ Ready to (t)ear £adies knew when we marked our hats that the reasonable prices would make a hit with the ladies of tings, and we have enjoyed a good hat business so far this season. Onr styles arc exclusive, the values are remarkable, the varieties are great. Our prices range ----------- —--------------T---------------------------------- fz.00 to «.90 . This week we are featuring two special assortments of the newest and best style millinery. ‘ each ^'.^^..33.75 each You will be surprised al.the great range of styles included in these two special assortments. Everything that you might wish for in every color, values that you would willingly pay for half agsin as much more. We only say to yoU: Come early! Take your pick. 30c Kimona jtfprons at 33c Spring and Summer This Urge favorite kimona style apron, which every lady needs and Hosiery and Underwear just received a large shipment of these aprons, in every desirable color and pattern, light and dark gingham checks and percales, For ONE WBEK ONLY we will offer them for sale atCUC There is probably no other store that can supply your need* in thia line as welt as we can. Remember we have an entirely new and clean Mock, no leff-overa, all desirable styles in every site for ev0ylKxly. It will be worth your while to see the strong values we offer at regular prices. We are also exclusive agents for the famous Wayne Knit Hosiery. Better Uy in a supply now. House Cleaning (Time is at Hund \ We have jostjiut in an entirely new department of RUGS, CARPKTS, CURTAINS, LINOLEUMS and DRAPERIES. Tills new ami extensive de­ partment hi locat'd right over the grocery store and covers a large, well lighted floor space. In order to make this a popular ami lively department we have marked our goods very reasonably and we feel quite safe in making this statement, that we can save you on your purchases from 10 to 15 per cent. RUGS, CARPETS, LINOLEUMS and CURTAINS, 2nd floor. Our jfew grocery department Is brim full of good values—choice, fresh, delicious goods, at a-littlc-less prices. your table. Call up No. to or bring in your want list. We have provided the best of everything for These ar*’ some of our regular prices: .'$1.00 22 lbs. of best H. & E. Sugar for flavored tea imported into this country. /it at 50c. Try a little of it. Choicest Lines of Canned and Bottled Goods We are disking u eader of Fresh Roasted Coffees Yellow_Pie Peaches We have selected the choicest brands on the market at per lb., 40c, 35c, 30c, 25c and...................................19c Large cans of Michigan Peaches................................ 10© Choice Canned Tomatoes, 3-lb, cans, each 10c Our Coffee at........................................................... is a choice Brazil coffee, an unusual value. Fanciest Packed Pumpkin, Hart brand, can ...10© Our Cofloe at.r.....................25© ,19c is a fancy Santos blended with pure Mocha and Java. This grade cannot be duplicated at the price. ' Pineapples sliced, very fine grade, can................................ 14c String Beans, choice cut Refugee Beans, per can10© Central Lake Kidney Beans, :5c quality, per can.. ..12c Sauer Kraut, very choice, 3-lb can for10c "Sicco" Canned Peas, choice sifted June peas, can.. ,10c ‘‘Coral” Brand Corn, extra fine grade, per can 9c Sailor Brand Salmon, fancy pink, tall can, each ... 9© Pork and Beans, a-lb can of choice Hart brhnd, each. 9© ‘ Corn Flakes, fresh, ‘ ‘crisp and ----flakes, Quaker delicious i 7c package, 4 for ......... 25c Quaker Corn Starch, ioc package.... ......... 8c Macaroni, all ready cut, large size carton, each, 10© Saginaw Tip.Matches, full size 5c boxes, 7 for. 25c Lenox Soap, 4c bar, 7 for ..........25c Flake White Soap, 6 bars for'... ......... 25c Clean Wholesome Rice Silver Crescent Tea Pure Maple Syrup, qflarts Half gallons Gallons.... Cleanest broken rice |>er lb. 4c, 7 lbs for25© Choicest Japan Rice per lb 7c, 4 lbs for.. 25c California Head Rice, extra fancy 9c lb, 3 lbs for. .25c Quuen Olives stuffed with choicest grade Pimento, large 12 oz. glass jar, 35c package at29© Queen Olives, plain, extra size of tender olives in quart glass jars, each725c '‘Heinz” Ketchup, choicest of all, per bottle13© CHOICEST MAPLE SYRUP put up In quarts, half gal­ lons and gallons. Extra Fancy, regular 60c value, our price per lb., ,50c Thin exquisite Japan tea ii grown and fired in the very heart of the famous tea district and it is the very highest grade and finest 35c 75© •1.35 ...15© Maple Sugar, per lb. Choice Vegetables. fruits and (green (goods Sweetest ripe Sunkist Oranges per doz. .19, 23 and 27c Choice Michigan Apples, per peck60c New Spring Cabbage, per lb 5c || Grape Fruit.. II ..2 Extra Fancy California Lemons per doz‘....22© j Choice Pineapples, large ripe fruit from....25c to for 25c, 3 for 25c, 4 for 26© 18c Choice lettuce. Celery. Rhubarb. Radishes. Onions, etc. MEN'S OVERALLS MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Extra strong 240 denim, double sewed, with or without bib------ ------------------------- 48c Extra strong material, assorted colors, also plain blue chambray, each45c Itleickgenant & Riede Phone 30 department Jtore ..... ... * ■ kbi i /fastings. Mich. j U|| । i ini । i l l*—r*. �Mik M ******* BOIIS WM NSW Glotlws TOO! hoys that are boys, are hard on their clothes Our Suits are of a quality seldom found in boys’ clothes, closely woven, wear-resisting all­ wool fabrics, tailored in regular man style. They are clothes that please the boys be­ cause they are stylish, and they please father and mother because they wear. Bring the boy in to-day and let him see them. He’ll enjoy it—so will you. If your Panama hat needs cleaning bring it to us Morrill, Lambie & Co, Ona Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan. Baptist tJiurch News. meeting will lie held at tho homo of Usual midweek service, Thursday Mr. John Dennison, Valley and Elin Sts.,~7:30. evening,. 7:30. On Wednesday afternoon, al 2:00 Sunday school, 10:30. o'clock; the luidies Aid Society will Wesleyan Methodist Church. Morning Worship, II JO. Rev. H. meet with Mrs. Bert Place, 213 N. A. Lyon of Grand Rapids, will oc ­ M. J. Badder, Pastor. Broadway. Will all the members Colluge prayer meeting Thursday cupy the pulpit both morning mid iilca.se plan lo be present, as there evening al the realdence of Fred it'vqning. Mr. Lyon is a talented । is business of Importance. Johnson. East Stale Road. pastor, and will bring messages- at । interest and help. L'nitcd Brethren Church. 10:00 A. M.^Ciasa meeting. Young People'* Service, 0:30. The Church With n Welcome. 10:30 Preaching. Yoke Fellow Band, 0:30. Rev. C. W. Ballou, Pastor. 11: 15 Sunday school. Evening service, 7^6. Sermon by Never before in lhe history of the (»ao Christian Endeavor. llev. H. A. Lyon. Special singing. local church was mucIla Joyful Eas­ 7:30 Evangeli-lic sen ire. On Monday evening, the Young ter spi;nt as on last Sunday. Special gospel services each eve­ hold (heir mi so........ v Society will .. .......... Everything seemed to work for ning during the week. Everybody Prople's rial at the home of Mrs. I am fear, (the adidktagu of the occasion. The welcome. ttn .Michigan a ... a IIV Ave. A splendid pro­ ,j;,y waa ||||,.(| with sunshine nnd gram. will occupy part of the eve­ beauty. Tho congregation tilled lhe Methodist Episcopal Church. 1 ning. Miss .May Oabonic, of Grand hous>* mid (ho music was inspiring Rev. Ilussi-ll II. Bready; I'aslur. Rapid*; will furnish several piano mid worshipful. The pastor was 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. public numbers. Miss Osliorne Ims spent Just recovering from a severe at­ worship. Tho pastor will be absent the past twelve years in study un­ tack of nervous headache and was during the day.. The Rev. Robert der tho libsl lencliei-s available, and not nl his best but expressed his II. Bready, D. D. will be in charge. is a very brilliant player. There will nppreeiution of the large number Next Nunday ” morning he will be readings by Miss Margaret Les­ who hud come to celebrate Easter .preach. Al-ilie evening service, he ter, Miss Florence Wood ami others. mid his birthday wilh him and his will deliver a lecture on “Thu Value A very enjoyable evening is antici­ Church. of Time and Character." pated. Each attendant at the Young After giving an Easter sermon Choir prhcllce in charge of Mr. Piviple's Society is privileged lo and the taking of the annual offer­ Ten llaaf Friday evening at 7:00 bring a friend. ing all were invited to stay to the o'clock. Thursday evening collage prayer Sulfilay si-b<H)l session which prov­ ed (n lie best over. The increase of attendance being nearly 20 per cent ovar any previous record. Tho school will plan for a great Booster mid ingathering for the near future when it is hoped to bring many into church connection from its memliersliiii. YOU SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF The house was tilled at night to hear the pastor’s address on “Twice Born." Tin’s service also closed the A 1c special series of mrelings which have resulted in several accessions 5c to the church and a gixwlly number taking a stand for a new life. A 4c All regular services next Bunday mid a special opportunity will bo extimded lo those who can* lo unite 10c with us in church fellowship. A Jtaplisinal service will* be hold and parents are rei|u>*sled to bring lhe children for this Holy tiacninnmt. 10:30 Preaching, subject, “All For God.” 12:00 Sunday'school. I;:K) Juniors. 0:00 Senior Endeavor, | THE CHURCHES | A Few Good Specials bix box of Tooth Picks, 5c value___________ 2 bars of Hard Water Toilet Soap.^______ a___ big bar of White Laundry Soap_______ ___ Try a can of our Van Camp Peas, Corn, Beans and Tomatoes, 15c values_________ i,____ 0. A. BOYES, DEPARTMENT STORE Come and see our line of Millinery Checking Account Saves Loss r^Hica ___ . gurprisr. Bey. C. W. Ballou who announc­ ed a short Ume ago-Hott-his fortieth birthday would lie celebrated this year on Easter Bunday and gave all friends of the church and pastor an. invitaliori to be preieni nt the churah services on that oern.-ion did not know, that ho was unwitUngiy giving thef signal for an un­ usual birthday furpHse. Some (fine ago when consulting the calendar for Easter be observed that the twelfth of April also mark­ ed the fortieth milestone of bis life. Being anxious to meet all his friends oh the joyous Easter Day he so announced by getting out some unique little programs in the form of a folder with an open extended hand appearing on the fropt 'page wilh these words. “Tile Gild Hand of Pastor C. W. Ballou." vrhese were given to the many friends. Special Easier music arrang­ ed und when he appeared in the gulpil the house was filled to greet Garden Seeds Now is the Time to Plant Your Garden and Cut Down Living Expenses It* you have even a small plot of ground you have no idea how much it will SAVE YOU if you will put it into a garden and grow your owp vegetables. There is a pleasure in “seeing things grow” that will more than repay you for your time, saying nothing of the good it will do you looking after the seeds you plant. But in planting your garden everything will depend upon the SEED that you buy. We handle ■ D. M. Ferry & Co.’s Garden Seeds After the regular services of the preaching hour and friends hail wished him many happy returns of 99.7 PURE.. the day the Sunday school was call­ ed to order and while he was clos­ ing Hie study of the lesson with hia class of young ladies, the door opened and In marched a large class of young men who had form­ erly been members of the pastor's class. They suggested that they had come for a visit and wailed till the lesson was closed when Mr. ClM'k Adams as spokesman fur Ihe young people assured the pastor of the deep impression for good his labors had made upon them and thought it only fitting upon that oc­ casion to make him feel their ap­ preciation and with a pledge of there future assistance in his liilmrs among them he then presented, in behalf of the classes, a beautiful gold watch, chain and fob. The pastor then responded after getting control of his emotions and brief­ ly told of Ids experience of i>cconiing a Christian and minister and how he had desired to tnake every one happy wilh who lie associated. He Llien pointed all who might In* unsaved to the Risen Lord as the source of that happiness which passelh all understanding. He. thought II was all over only to b« met wilh another surprise on returning to the main room where the Supl. Mr. titroliridge, in behalf of Ihe school and its rriends. pre­ sented him wilh a bushel basket of eggs and postal cards, the eggs bearing the naiuM.of each individ­ ual and the cards licarty congratu­ lations and best wishes for many returns of the day. He found arrival at home he had to? cards and seven doxena and eiglileggs. Thus closed the most unique Easter and birthday anniversary in the life of the pastor. ■ Prof. Ralph C. Kidder who is ARE NOT IN HASTINGS TO Niudnillc (hid Fellow* Here. widely known throughout Michi­ About V* members of the NashFollowing' is Hie program lo be gan as n poet and reader has been REASSESS OUR PROPERTY engaged to give one of his famous of the local lodge on Tuesday wil­ entertainments at thi* rhurch Mon­ Hie Base Line Church, .Saturday ing. A miojbt was *«>ne,| in Ur day evening, April 3). All arc in­ Examiners For Board of Slate Tax April 35. 111!I: Tenlple at’tJijH after which the visi­ vited. His readings are all original. Comuiisslmicrs Merely GclUuQ tors' degree team conferred llril de­ Club Song nod Devtilionnls. Recitulien—Nvlla Wilbur. , grees yh llirtM.cnmlhiate*. Values. - Seventh Day Adi chum Church. Paper, “tipraying ami Care of Or­ The report that representatives of Sabbath April IN. I0U, corner the stale board of tax commission­ chard"—F. II. Mcl>ernud._ Bond and East Streets. Solo—Bessie Wing. ers are in Hastings wilh the objer.1 <l(y council will In* held oii*MonSabbath school l0:«0 A. M. Recital ion- Wallarc Wilbur. day evening., Mayor-Elect Jamie­ Reading Repentance. Faith ami of reassessing properly has caused Solo—Ihla Willisdn. Acceptance. 11:00 o'clock A. M. A considerable concern in variuuson ami the new iiirmliers of Ihe quarters this week. 'cordial invitation to all. They are here for no such malig­ nant purpose. . ami the new council xvill be urgunixSoh» TWO SPLENDID SERVICES EASTER The two genUcuien—Charles C. Thomas. Thorington. of Romeo, nnd Charles AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Crary, of Jackson, now in Raidings, . OKDKK FOK rUPUL'ATlOX. uro examiners for the stale board I State of .Michigan. Tlio Probate Court tor ike Annual Church Meeting Was Held of tax commission. I: Count 7 o< Barry. They are merely gathering infor­ LOCAL NEWS Tuesday Night. Church to be mation about' the bet uni values of Closed for Repairs. property throughout Ihe slate for The services at. Emmanuel Epis- the benefit of the stale board of H. 8. Yeckley has moved from the cojial church on Easter day were of equalization, which meets- in Aug­ cily to his farm in Holland. the usual .impressive character, and ust. They are learning the values Joe Wardell is building a rottage the music was especially, appropri­ of the poorest, medium and higlirsl for Alien -Johnson at Gun I-ikc. ate and inspiring. The church was priiwd properties. This data will Baby won't suffer live minutes tastefully decorated for the oc­ lie presented before the nieeting of with croup if you apply Dt’.'TIiomcasion. a wealth of Howers lending the board nnd will be kept for fu­ their fragrance and le-nuly. There ture use in the stale archives. The magic.—Adv. -was a large congregation al tho G two al>uve naim-tl gcnlbmieii will Special ronnnunii-alion of Hbso'clock service, and also at the work in Barry, Eaton, Ionia, mid 10:30 service, both of which were Montcalm counties. This work is Work in the conducted by Rev. Wells, of Grand being carried on all over the state. Rapids. ’ The confirmation of a class to be l.l» < . I.'.'.l > -l '\. who has been very ill tit the home Ilcgbtor of rrobatc added lo the ehurch will bo delayed DR. COILINS H. JOHNSTON of her sister. Mrs. Conv Brown on until the coming of the new rector, TO LECTURE IN M. E. CHURCH West Center Sl„ is gaining nicely. llev. Bates, who will hold his first While tin- young m<i» ot Eli Davis. service on tiunduy Muy 3. For the was using the family Innto draw fuhucutwx. two Sundays preceding that date the Luder Auspices of Huslinps Anll- some poles on the north hank of •HUteotMebixsn. Tim rtooeto court tor uw church wifi be closed, as repairs are the river opposite the puinping starcm.brtdu the |..ob.te TubcreiilosLs Society,-Sun­ being made, and it will bo pul in lioit, tin- animal became frightened lomCT, mine ni» of iiMtu.cs.-temN cwmiyob day, April 2G. order for that time. This church exjierienced u rernarkiiblo growth On timidity evening, April 20th, ened with a chain lirlwnd the horse j during the ministry of Hev. W. J. Ihe Hnslings Anti-Tuberculoids So­ seemed hi have Ihe name effect upIn the Ixwklun. the nienibcrstup being ciety will hold its annual public more Ilian doubled, it is well or­ meeting, in (he Melliodist Episcopal ganized and wilh the coming of church, AU file clergymen in the ly through Slate slreel. using tho Rev. Bales will muko further cily have been invited hi Join will) sidewalk pari «»f Ihe way ami scnltheir I'lingregalirius, in this service. lering those who w't-re walking on It. growth. Monday evening Emmanuel Guild held its nnnuul im-eting ^tid elected (killins ILJolinstmi. of Grand Rapd (or beailim Mid twtl SulO'-cl —“llpw Io Prevent; Itired in Joseph lingers' yard. Tin the following ofiir.<Ts: President, | itis. It l« Further Oidrrr, •Mrs. Wm. M. Stcliblits; vice iire.-i- How lo Discover; How to Cure Tu- Davis boy was considerably friglildjmls. Mrs. Kellar titeiii and Mrs. 'I'. Mid day of heating, tn the llaMlngs IKnmik J. Putter; secrulury, .Mr?. L. J. Good­ knowiL-utitliorily in this diJOase, In oo"ntV,^P" ,lrt“tal *n'1urt,e ’UM4MB year; tredsurer. Mrs. M. A. Lambh*. which hr has given the most can ful The annual meeting of Hie chun-h study Ikolh in this country and in was held Tuesday evk-mng, nnd the Europe. He Ims hern president of following were eh-i-b-d vestrymen: the Michigan Stale Association for Farm and Farm Landa J. B. Goodyear. John F. Goodyear, A. the Prevention nnd Cure of TulwrOUDKH FUK PUBLICATION. Guilin Pacific Rallraad Ci. A. Anderson, Kellar titcin. P. T. <Xtlj»r. Julmgruve, R. W. Wcspinrer. C. F. Field. I’xficulive committee. Snkilckiaai nt Midi CMnty ot IJarry. W: N. Cliidosler, W. A. Scliadur and ston'd many friends in this com­ That are They are the BEST FOR YOUR MONEY and your garden is sure to be a winner if you buy the pure seed we sell. .We also have flower seeds of all kinds. Grocery Dept. Fresh Vegetables Green Onions Lettuce Radishes Cabbage Bagas Carrots Parsnips And Everything in Season 22 lbs. H.&E. Sugar_____ $1.00 . Bulk Cocoa, per lb________ 25c 3 cans Early June Peas_____ 25c 3 cans Country Gentleman Corn__________ 25c Fancy Oranges, per doz.---- 25c Tid Bits, per glass_________ 5c Good Grade of Bulk Coffee, per lb___ 25c J. T. Pierson &Son Hastings, Department Store Phone 9 Michigan. sskrrc IJ is not a safe proposition to carry n lot of money around with you, either when yoy are nl home or abroad. .Many people have started away for a trip to some distant place carrying what money they exported to need while away and by some chance Jmve been deprived «f ihe use of, it—lost their pocket bqqk— robbed in u train hold-up—had pocket picked—held tfp by foot-pad —these life some of Hie ways by which goodly sums of money uro'lost und*usually never recovered. ’The proof of these facts is found in the daily papers almost every'day. . Why do-youdilke u chance of this kind? You have splendid judg­ ment In other matters, why not in this? We can assist you. Open a checking account witfi us and carry one Of utir cheek books with you. Check iwioks are of no use to thieves or hold-up men and if lost are of no use lo (lie Under. A checking account is ope of tlie-bccl business moves any person ever made. Wo arc especially equipped for taking cure of a chucking account fur you. See us us soon us convenient und we will talk, with you. munity will be glad attend this meeting and extend Lhe notice It Card of Thanks—I wish to thank II others. Further jiim<’iinc<Cpnt m-xl week. U10 patruis for their gills uf eggs and cards on Easier. Your carrier, James Hansom. KggiTT-EtJus—Eutre-Eggs in iioxeS. M IJural Carrier No. 1,~ Hastings: pftils. sai-ks, basius, pap*' and naked. All sizes and color*. Il sura rained eggs on my route Easier, also (gird of Thanks—I wish lo thank maple syrup, isisl cards and good my imlronif for their numerous wishes. Many, mmiy thanks to each gifts on Easier, which wore greatly mid ovoiy one of you from myself: gplirwtnled. > mid family. Very sincerely, your carri* r, Your mail man. Adv. Ed. Btftlsa:!. A<tv. Claude Wood. W. L. Shullt'rtL Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County Michigan BANNEB WANT BAi'NEil WANT ADV'S. P TJ>e bo»l .'liBDrr on Mrth to procuir • borne. The toll lhe rw|i>B«Ml inaulti. All BMMisry MtranMb: Stanlotsr. You wftb inodorste •••••••»*»«■ wNiwu, theaxh day ot;Maryh A. It. Hit PfmmiIi ftou. uajul M. MkK ^udgeof |t«. >. ■ HASTINGS BUSINESS EXCHANGE Ell Hast Center St. Phone IM 1 �THE nvyn\GSBAXNK>, APRIL 16. 1»H PAGE MIX fflNews of the Sports PIPP BECOMES tREAT AMERICAN LEAGUER i| midMIle io------------ —------------ SELLING VAUDETTE TICKETS k Th.* Bunk front is being re­ modelled so far as the ciirptec' is concerned. Fred Rock is doing lhe Mun HIM CHURCH : ‘•ntlnuid from pago page on*. one. tlnucil from TO BOOST BASE BALL FOND *“»d been provided for. This hr. Swifl, wife nml son Clayion KX** tn be provided for. ' Cotqxm Tickets Good on “Base Hull went to Grand Hapids .on Sunday Rev. Tliomas had fhe ushers pass ami met tlm former's mother, who out pledge cards, nnd called for con­ Kights'* al Star ami \va< on her way north. tribution* of not more than W5JXI. lliliio. Nome of our business men went rimae wore cheerfully signed, and down Ih<* river llshing Monday ope­ ent ills a ning. wilh fair success, nt least they about half the gHUO was pledgwl. DEVELOPS WONDERFl 1.1.4 lhe M|ffi||nder can bv eared for all hail lish for dinner Tuesday. easily. PROFESSIONAL BALL IN W. J. Hayward went lo Kalama­ The chang. .nfos made have comONE SEASON. jnWely r^.—r-'. •Hera altered the appearance of comment zoo Tuesday forenoon. Ilcini McConnell fs ill al the liosio Ito* inside oLlhe church. Tho par­ JENNINGS' OPINION OF ng sold. tition between the nld church und FORMER HASITNGS PLAYER ' Seveml <»f thi*furmers are draw­ the social room lias been removed i ami ing .out silo material this week. nod in its place will Im folding Already the lake talk has coni- doors, ho that it can Im made a purl meticed nnd several collages are of the.auditorium, lidding largely (o II- “Base Hall Nights. Considers Him Good AsAuy Player being built at least in lhe minds Ilia sealing , capacity. The gallery In Ixiigur, Excrpllng Hal nf some citizens. Wo have lhe has also been remiHwIledrtfie seals most lieautiful bikes in this vicin­ Chase. one cou- .... <1....... ...... ... Ii... Clnl.. — ...I .... being iu tiers. Thepufpit nnd clmir loft uni in the imtlheusl corner of tlm church, and the pews in the is considered the best lirsl-bascIhinklng of flio rhS^ fishing soon to auditorium proper are arranged in ninn in the American league. This a quarter circb' about ft, nnd*the is Hughey JetuirUgs' slat, ineitl. The seats m the social room can bo so "dope" columns all over lhe coun­ MANUFACIUREO PRODUCTS bivod as to give ft good view of I Im try uro loud in lauding Pipit's great platform, and place the auditors skill with lhe stick mid on ilrai. OF GRAND RAPIDS EXHIBITED where they can see tlm speaker. A ■iguize. the faci'liint Plpp was s<*nscommodious kitchen has been oddrun theirs on syrup. etl to tho social rooms. A conveni­ •med for league company by plnj’Klinfjimin Building. Grand Hup* ent Sunday, school library room has ing two summers with the liastiim's been made from a part of tlm vesti­ team. More Hum this he had the April 20th. bule of the old church. The en­ advantage-of being under one of the! The Factofy has kept its help trance from the vestibule into the Ix-sL base Ir.rfi ei-ache* in tlm connAn Industrial Exposition is lo Im try while playing with Georgetown I held Hie week of April 20. in the well employed all winter, but now auditorium is from tlm south west corner, opposite the pulpit, nnd uipv'er^ily after tn* left Hastings. what'. II is hnpiMl same is only convenient aisles make access to . Pipp is only one of the great play- ■xhiliitiiig the products iiiantifactemporary, for we all will miss tho the pews easy. The change is a era developed by this university restriking one when contrasted with nowneil for its athletes. Michigan's metropolitan city. Ex­ amount placed in circulation. the old auditorium ami its arrange­ In addition lo having- a.natural tensive plans and preparations have livery' horse decided he was not ment. The necountic propertied liking for the game. Pipp has the having sulllcienl exercise, mi start- are line, and altogether tlm rhnnges mental and moral qualities, which made arc very pleasing. go lo make «t|» a tlm* type of of comparative size with Grand. auln came by while lie was hitched Oak in a dark stain is tlm wood athlete. He was one of the nm.'t Hapids. A special half page adgeiitleiiianly players on the local verlisemetit giving some tufonna-i by a weight, near the home of used iu the new p<*ws and through­ teams. During his last days hen* linn nlsuit lhe teqiosilimi appears: Gum Keiser. After several cir­ out lhe church, and it harmonizes cles nnd tumbles, he was caught with the other features of lhe tasty his work with tin* stick had so de­ in Illis issue.. ’ . The Greatest Grand Rnpida In- near Mrs. Lynd's residence. The interior. A tg-nuliful .new carpel veloped that he was due for a long has been laid, and n fine system of ilrive nlimnd every time h> came in duslrial Exposilion will open Mon­ harness was badly broken. The roof nf the Parkhurst build­ overhead electric lighting by indi­ ■ bat. Ilis greatest record with llnsl- day April 20th. with u military es­ ings was made in Portland where cort l<> ihe governor, conslsling of! ing has been repaired by n Grand rect-radiation lias hern installed so that one doos not get lhe glare of be wmi Illi* admiration of lhe funs the Grand Rapids hntallion, ln>s- Hapids crew, witlrtar ami gravel. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gardner re­ lhe lights, but instead a softly dif­ piTal corps ami Second Regiment i baud of ihe Michigan National] lumed Wednesday evening from fused light enables one to easily spending the winter in Florida. read even fine print in any part of splendid work with the bat never Guard.,under command of Major turned his head. He was n<*v*‘i Karl II. Stuart. Iieginning promptly They have enjoyed themselves very the auditorium. The walls nnd much, ami also enjoy gelling Imine, ceiling have been covered wilh new sal is tied with his work. Ilis rise in except for lhe raw Match like tlm ixase ball world has been noth-I paper of hamlsoinc design, nnd I arranged to troop the blending harmoniously with lhe ing less than remarkable. Hen* isf ami state colors in salute oilier furnmiiugs. what Jennings says alM.ut liim: i<> ms Excellency. Governor Woodday and outlined the seasons busi"Pipp is the most Unproved ball bridge The auditorium as now arranged player I have run across in my ex- eompanied by Mayor Ellis, after can comfortably, seal 3(k) and 50 Members of the Stale Tax Com­ more can be crowded in if need re­ penenc<*. Ito is twice ns valuable! which tlm governor will review tlm as last season both as. hitter and I Iroops nl a convenient point i»« mission were here recently looking quire. around. Wo understand that thh| The Presbyterians, are to be con­ 1i<*hler. He came to us last season j Mhiikm* avenue. gratulated upon llm'pleasing trans­ with practically no professional exThe militia will (hen parade up formation they have made in the in­ porience. lb* took advantage . of Monroe avenue, south on Division the coming season. the litUe cnaclitag In* got last year Jvemo*. circling Monument square, terior of their Imusc of worship, and Edw. It. Whitmore of Holland, mid when he joined us al Gulf|M>i 1.1 down Moirrnc avenue to Michigan for adapting it mi well to lhe grow­ <1. —i.,.... ..... ......ii* ... . . .... . ... ... came home Saturday for over Sun­ ing needs of that church and con­ hardly recognize him as the sam<* i<> the Lyon .street entrance*o'f th*- day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. gregation. . liall player. He is hitting Hie bail; Industrial Ex|M>siti<>n building A line class of It were added lo A parly was here looking over tlm memberanip of this church on ’right, on tho nose." nnd making the where Mayor Ellis will introduce ie m*w hotel. No deal ns yet for Hundny morning. oiittleldcrs cam their money chas-1 Governor Ferris, vvlm will format­ ing H. His rangy build makes him, ly 4»pi*n the Greatest Grand llnplds A. I.. Cridler unloaded anotheiu good target fur the iniichiers ami 1 ImiusUial Exposition with a special riir of corn Iasi week. Tins makes he digs them out of the dirt us well ludilress. ns any tlrst bnscmnii in the Anmrr here tills spring. can leagim outside of Hal Chase." MICH. BUSINESS ANO NORMAL Frank Pcmbrooke, who tins been 1 resitting on Hie Higgs farm, has HIGH SCHOOL BASE BALL SEASON OPENS HERE ON SAT. ■ Hr. Bcmmft. I'uhliclly Mun For Poslum Orrul Company Speaks Tri-Omnly League Trams Play In To Students. Hostings, Nashville. WilliuiiisFidlowing the policy of the school lon mid Grand. I.cd(|r. The Tri-County Bas<* Ball league successful business and profession­ will open ita season on Saturday. Tlm Eaton Rapids high school team al im*n uddrcM the students of the will open in Hnxting>; Charlotte will Michigan Business & Normal Col­ play in Nashville; Mason will play lege <>f Hattie Creek. President C. J. in Williani-lmi. Leslie in Grand Arguhrighl. secured for Thunulay l.<‘dge. Hastings high will have a nflernobn Mr. Grant S. Bennett, the publicity maQ_of the Poslum Cereal very good team, as a jarge number I'.oiiipuuy. of players, are working nut. Roush, Mr. Bennet I efaoso for his subject. the captain! will probably pilch the ; “ opening g-iim*. a large attendance Ellieienry" and some of.the very peHfaOtft HllllH' he Mild were: ' fe expected qt this first gun । he “ You arc.paid for all you do." »*n*mi. ,\|li|.-in- vritliii.-ia-in i« run­ "Hun'l feel peeved because the ning high in tlm city hcIhhiJs. and a good attendance will gn-ally en­ boss edited y<ui down, you sluiuld courage the young men. This is tin* have tmen tired." "You’re a part of tlm firm, lie­ lint lime that Hastings high has ever been included in > league .of member Unit in dealing wilh tinlliis kind and it is4o Im* lmpo.i Jlijit' patrons of your tlrin. You should the record will be so p<mh| that Has­ show them tho couriesydhnl will be a credit to your employer.' ' tings, will win the b*ad<<Hfiip. "Learn to do your employer's Hastings will play in Chnri'dtu on work in his way. Perhaps you may Wednesday of next week. have some i<|ens of your own (hat may be worked out. but don't forgei Freeport Defeats Middleville. that you must follow tlm policy of The Freeport high school learn tile institution if you are tn stay opened the season .11 home by de­ wilt! the institution.'' feating Middleville by a 'score of II “Clean shirt waists and properly lo 0. Sisson, the Freeport (wirier, cleaned linger nails are a great asset allowed no hits, while his team­ to a stenographer." mates gathered 15 off Mattison. "Tlm world is locking out for high There-were plenty of errors. Mid­ priced men. Work never- killed dleville making 15. Freeport 4, anyone. Nome people Hye on it. Freeport plays a return game on You have a chance wilh tlm course Maj- 4. Batteries—Freeport. Sisson you arc getting nf lhe Michigan nml Beuhlor; Middleville, Mattison Busilieas & Normal College, to go tn and Packard. the top,.or lo stay where you are Take your choice." In Jake Rchor's Bowling Alley. At the close of his address a most vigorous vale of I hanks Was lendAll Stars. C. Youngs ....................... {89—184—141 appreciation of his vajuntde'suggesM. Lauhaugh 156-206-HW lions. E. Baughman161—138—170 F .Herrington 129—L42—167 C. Foster.......................... 153-114-176 BAPTIST CHURCH IS EXPERI­ Totals 781—814^823 ■ Press A Tool. 1 H. D. Cook. -.141- —149-196 O. Murphy . .161^-146-148 M. Cronk .. . 167—165-139 W. Hyjin ... R. W. Cook ,151-152—180 Totals r"94—785—Wt Whislers May Challenge. The Hastings Whist Club m plan­ ning to challenge the. Grand Rapids Whist Club to play for the Furni­ ture Cily ami Knight trophies. If the challenge is accepted, the local club will send four teams. Cuba Meeting Postponed. The meeting of the Hastings Cubs ir orgauizalion lias beeen poslponi! indefinitely. A strong club will e organized and games will be ooked wilh Caledonia, Lake Ales- WAST ADVS. DAT. HEW FOR BIG COUNTY EAIR COLLEGE HIGHLY COMPLIMENTED John Morris, of near Bradley, has Imiiglil the Bowen Mills store amt slock and will continue lhe J»usiiuiss. He will enlarge the slock. ,C. H. Dietrich entertained com­ pany from Detroit over Sunday. One of the largest funerals liere, in many years was that of Mrs. Erv Steehy of Leighton, on Friday. Bhe leaves, many relatives ami friends i who mourn lhe early death of one! NIDDIXA'ILLE. Mrs. Frances Hilary nml dhughlcf Barbara nre guests of liar stater, Mra. Gladys Harbor nml family in' Igmsing.. • ’ Mr. nnd Mra, W. D. Gardner re­ ©WlOtAf, turned homo Wednesday evening after spomling tho winter in Flori­ EIGHT CO.YTESTANTN, HEPREda, they have enjoyed thennmlvi** Regular meeting nf Board of-Kd=_ SENTING 10 COUNTIES, WILL very much nnd also enjoy, gelling ucafjQH April IL 1014. I homo. HE HERE. Present Nhultera. Ketchum. Edger, ironson, — Chase,■ -------- -----! it^l'^<5r>X<,c,rillxrrM Bronson, Shullcrs. ,"'r Mrs/Frank Brand— rSojtjind approved. •"‘^'“'[HIGHSCHOOL TO ENTERTAIN ft?] ■r amt ami husband hu.-lian<('.iiii| slrtl^r and her hr'olhbrothmeetings read nnd approved. “ ............................... ' VISITORS WITH A BANQUET Bn4 f",ni,y' “ Moved by Shelters nnd suppiwted by Bronson that the supplementary Mrs. Wm. Arnold of McBain is a rending hr purchased us selected. gural of her daughter, Mrs. Allmrt Carrieil. Ayes. nil. " Wlnncrg In Declamation and Ora­ Parker and liustiami ami assisting Moved by Edger nml supported in Mrs. Parker’* -millinery store tory Will Purtlripnte In Stale by Chase that the following high during I Im opening. Contest. x school teachers Im clecteil nt sala­ Mrs. Ghas. p. McNaughton and ries stated: W. T. Wallace. »l‘.,50; The distpict contest of the Stale children spent Friday and Haturdny G. J. Hinckley. *858; J. L. Worrell. High School Oratorical Association in Nashville, visiting friends nnd Herman Mercer, *750: Flora B. will l»* held in Hnslings Into next relatn M; Henkes, 1850: Bessie DeYim*. • *850: "Hf‘r Gloves” a home talent play, Lena Brockmrier, *8oo. Grace Bow­ April 28 is the tentative date. Eight will b<< presented Friday anil Nalurman, ’*850; Alexina Meier, sK'si. Car­ c»iiteslanls will participate in the day moiling April I7lii and IKHi. by ried. Ayes. all. itveiil: fmir in oratory, four in de- the Middleville High hdiool Allilclm Moved nml supported Hint Miss clamnlioii. The counties represent-- AssocinUoii, nl tin* opera house, Gertrude Miller al *850, ns normal ed in tho contest are Harry, Ionia. it r *:•. ’’’• ^* tnoeol wilh teacher, nml Mls.4 Jncpbson nl *725, Kent, Montcalm, Casii, Ottawa, Van. ...*?• *’• *'• Honnwiiy, Tuesday April cis critic’ teacher, Im engaged for the Biiri*n, Allegan, ili'nni'li, KtllnntMnn, .4th, nl 2:30. There will Im a short ensuing year. Carried. Ayos, nil. Berrien and Nl. Joseph. Tlm list of program and election of olBoera. Upon motion the following teach­ contestants has-not yet been an­ Every nmriiber requested to Im ers were elected at salaries named: nounced./ proseirt. . Mao J. Poltil, *750; Jessie Vincent,’ Extensive preparations are being Miss Bernice Clark is visiting *600; Miss Hamilton. **600; Grace made to entertain the visiting con­ friends nnd relative* al Corinth and Gerliam. *550; .Miss Marshall. *600; testants nnd the teachers who ari- M»liue for a few weeks. Miss Mallhews, *600; Margaret Mil­ rompany them. A bnmiuel will be Rev. E. C. Clmvis attended n l»anler, *525; Miss McBain. *550; Miss quel nl the (taiiKregalional church NImrman. *550; .Miss DoViiui,. *600; tors will Ih* entertained in Hie at Elmdale Wednesday evening nnd Miss .Mnnnl, *550; Miss Ablsill, KOO; Imines of the jdudenla and their delivered nn address. . Miss Smith, *525; Miss McGtilnnes. teachers. Miss Minnie]Thomas nf Lansing. *675; Miss HetTcrnon; *525; Miss The following coimniliers have Mich., was ti guest of Miks Minnii* Brown, *500. been nppohilcd bv the student bmly Hanies, Easter Ktindny. . Upon motion the following special of tho high school; General Ar­ Mrs. G. W. Heartek nf Atchlnsoii. leacbcrs were elected nl salaries rangements—W. E. Conkling am| Kansas is visiting her molhcr. .Mra. slated: Mr. Wilcox, mnntiel train­ Mrs. Henkes; Program Coinmilloo— Fenton and her brother Will, fop nn ing. *8oo; Miss Estes, writing. lhe presidenls of lhe four classes: indcflnilo lime. *725; Miss Bush. kinderg;u-lon. *525. Train Committee—the im*iiiln.*rs of llnrlley Davis, of Morrill, was a Mnyod by Nhultera nnd supported Ilie Senior Class, directed by Mr. guest of hiit grand father Mr. Sam by Bronson that music nnd drawing Wallace; Entertainment Committed liavis nnd other nUntivcs a few Im consolidalisl* under one teacher —W. T. Wallace, Nupt. (taiikling, days tlm last of tlm week. during lhe ensuing year. Carried. the Misses Burch. Matlliews, Huss, Floyd Hclrigcl of Ann Arbor spent Ayes, all, Ijiufear, Hnyos, Poller.-Henkes ami a week's vacation visiting his par­ .Moved liv Bronsnn and supimrtnd Messrs Hill. Doyle, Gilbert. Limp- ents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Hclrigol. by C.ta- ifinl mu.lr o".l drawln, U"1 imin. K. Chldffitu-r; ...... ............... John Morris, near Bradley, has ltereplion,.(tam|pn.ler..<l to Mim Mnk.-r lor lib. on-1 ............... Imught the Bowens .Mills store and vintiir vi.ni.r .1.. ___ ■<.......... . ’ . ­ slock of John Norris and will con­ suing year wilIi wilh Kulnev salary ofS.OO. *700. lairCar­ lof lhe »family mid< .. the class presi rind. Ayes, nil. dents; Invitation Committee—Sunt. tinue tlm husiiKins. Tho following hilh were road nnd Conkling. Miss Meier, Miss BrockEil Tailmlt is.working in lhe A. M. upon motion were allowed: moirr; Committee on Music—Miss­ Gardner grocery, store. While Smith Music (ta„ music $ IKI es Fetter. Striker. DeYm* and Mr. Miss Beryl prandslbllcr returned Wilcox: Managing Committee al the to Imr school dpties at Ann Arjsir anpnrrilus .................................. 4.00, Church—Misses DeYoe. Bauer, Ren- after spending a week's vacation Thomas Charles <ta, kinder­ wilh her pnrenls. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. ^'brilier. Blough. Muhlilner garten 'l'*ssrs ltron«ni. G. Chidester, Bratidslellor nnd sister Rhea. C. Birchard & <ta„ music ... KeilIi Vance, ngml l_U years, diml nt Muhlitner* Steinke. Green ami RngBiological Supply Co„ science. .rA? era: Committee on Orrlieslra-Hgr- the home of his aunt Mrs. George A. C. McClury. library »®"$bman .I. Mercer. Wilson where Im had boon ill for Clayton F. Nunnery Co_ music. several weeks. Funeral wns held *-*7|. .Nolicr. al tlm house al 2;00 P.-.M., Monday. Records of the Past Exp. Soci­ He was left an orphan when ml her ttoo Notice is hereby given Hint lhe ety, maintenance young nml tins resided with rela­ partnership of the linn heretofore Webster's International Dic­ !3R.OO I known ns II. C. Fuller & tta. has tives lhe most of the time sinro. tionary. general apparatus. .238.no Pike A Ilanion, inalnfenance.. *ljto|been dissolved, ami has been micSouth Rullund W. C. T. U. । reeded by (he corpornlion known ns A. B. Hum. repairs ami irnTlm South Hutland W. C. T. U. 727: the It. C. Fuller Liimlier.tta. provemonls ,R. C. Fuller & Co. met ’Fhuraday ftflnriioon wilh Mrs. Geo. M. Newton, mninlenance.. 9’iioi Adv. 2-wk.«. Norn Hall. Four n<*w members join­ F. A. Brown, maintenance,.... ed a total <>.f fourteen menibera Mrs. Iliirdclte Llrhly Dend. 188 Hanner, pig. proceedings Superthloiidenls were Mrs. Hurdelft* Lichly. wife of present. E.'C. Huss A Son. domestic i*iectrd for medit|il, Icmperanc**, rural mail earner No. 2, passed science.....r**Sf»........... C. W. Wespiiifvr, tepaira nnd nway lair W<*dmsday, after a long contest work nml systematic giving. Two delegates were elected. The irnprovernenls 2.90 illness. Funeral services will he m*xt meeting will Im h<*ld al tlm Frank Horton, janitor's supplies .. . held at 2:<W o’clock, Nalurday. homo of Mrs. Perry Lauhaugh. May Edinomis Bros- fuel ................... 62.9U 14. Those not present at this In­ Goodyear Bros., repairs and Churgcd Wilh Illegal Fishing. teresting met .‘I ing will bo pleased to 2.40 improvements Charged with violating the game Jas. J. Mead, janitor's supplies 2.96 ----- law by selling a net in the Little learn that Miss Anna Gorden, of Citizens 'i'el. <ta, mainlennnre 12.00 Tliornapple river, Joo Ninilh was Evanston, HL succeeds (ho late Mrs. l.iMiani M. N. Nlevens as president of 85 Bell Tel. Co., maintenance.... arrested on Wednesday on com­ lhe W. C. T. L'. an olllcc Ural held by 36.00 Jacob Edger, maintenance plaint of Deputy Game Wanton Yel- Francos Willard. Tito now presi­ Tliornappb* Gas & Electric Co. ■d<*r, of Paw Paw. Mr..Nmilh pleaded dent was Frances E. Wiltanl's pri­ maintenance । mil guilty ami gave his bond for vate secretary'for twenty-one years. Hastings Pig. Co., proceedings „ ., s-JOO for appearance al trial in JusMrs. G. M. Kellogg, and maintenance •'®|Uce (tadwallnder's court on April 22. S. R. W. C ,T. U. Proas (tar. Alfred C. Wilcox, manual train­ ing DANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. R. C. Fuller Co, manual Irafiiing eucann I'OISHT DRATQRJCAL MESTIIIHiSTINCS^ "y** superintendents have boon nppoint- Commitlee on Concessions—John .1. Dawson. Robert Martin, P. A. Sheldon. . Committee on Advertising—John J. Dawson. W. L. Thorpe nnd P. A. Sheldon. . CommiUoc on Tickel.«-*W, R. Harper. Superintendents: F. E. Pilbenin was in Grand RnpCattle — llobert Marlin. ids bn Friday. He is gelling things in shape lo place his shows upon Speed—William IL Hpcncc. the seasons Irin. He will open up Sheep and Hogs—Robert McKibin Detroit on lhe 25th. bon. , I'rall A t'ainplmll shipped stock Poultry—William Kronowiller. again on Saturday. Apiary and Horticulture—Fred Tlm K. of P. Ixulgo nf this place Lawrence. „ has Invited tlm lodge from Nashville Culinary—Mrs. Frank Price. lo fie their guests of lhe near fu­ Sohools-E. J. Edger. ture. Il is expected that n big time Mechanical Arts and Agriculture will be had. for they are a live —IK E. Rising. buiirh nf fellows and will hring Forage-Robert. Marlin. their crack degree leam wilh them Italic.*—Jack Hinckley. and pul on the work. Floral Culture and Floral Hall— Mrs. Samuel Allen went tn KalaMesdatm-s McOmber, Barker and tnazoo on Monday to visit relatives. England. Henry Helrigvl of the west Main As th.* motive for raising the adstreet Is lhe lira! one to paint his mission price this year to 35 cents residence this spring. W. T. Gur­ ley is wielding tlm brush and a lias hem explained, the sentiment throughout the county is generally great change for the belter is the in favor of this advancement in result. price, which had been adopted by -Keith Vance, aged 19 years, died the agricultural societies in qll of al lhe home of his aunt, Mrs. Will­ the leading counties in this stalo. son. when* ho had bi*en ill for sev­ The next meeting of the oftlcors eral weeks. ‘ Funeral from the will be held in July. They are now house 2:00 p. in. Monday. Ho was ready to receive proposals for meal left an orphan at an early age and privileges from any organization, has resided with relatives .most of wliich'wanls the privilege. Tho in­ lhe time since. surance received for the shed dt< .1. D. Dietrich was iirGrand Hap­ slroycd when the late lamented ids nn business Friday. "Fernando" met his. tragic death Mrs. G. J». McNaughton and chil­ amounts to *295.00. Il has been dcdren spent Friday and HaHirtlay in Nashville, visiting friends and rein­ cidwi not to rebuild the shed until something of lhe most approved lives. permanent type inny Im erected. The Easter exercises nl the sev­ eral churches wpre well attended Until that lime temporary fheds or a tent will be used for exhibition, and the children did their parts purposes. , nobly. , ENCING A SPLENDID GROWTH Boost for Barry county's next big S. P. Barnum ami wife wore in fair! Hastings nn business on Monday. Under Leadership of Rev. F. J. Bifl Catch of Muskrats. Helts. About 30 New Members Changes In Barber Shops. One of the finest catches of spring Added Since January 1. Edward Hilton has sold his inter­ muskrats ever made in this city was Tlm Baptist church of this cily ti est in life'barber shop’to Edward made recently tor Walter Perry, who experiencing a line growth tinder Benedict and has begun work in caught 103 of the little fur-bearers tlio leadership of Rev. F.. J. Belts. Charles Brewer's shop in the Na­ in nine night*. Be sold the entire From a weak, struggling church, al­ tional bank buildtag. Mr. Hilton is lol of pelts to Abbott Bros, for most ready to give up, it has been taking the place of Mart Hi Foley, 845.00. made, under his mipistry. a strong, who lias resigned in order to enjoy aggressive church, carrying on a lhe simple life on his father's farm Straight at IL splendid work.- Every department of near Middle lake, where he will de­ There is no use of our "beating Hs-work has shown a tine increase. vote his time to raising onions. around the bush." We might as Tlm Hunday school, the Young.Peo. Frank Aspinall is now in Mr. Bene­ well out wilh it first as last. Wo pie's Society and the Aid societies dict's shop. want you to try Chamberlain’s are all larger Ilian ever before, and Cough Remedy tho next time you Postal Savings Bank. still growing. Last year the church have a cough or cold. There' is no membership had nearly doubled, Since its establishment tn August, reason so far as we can see why and «o far this year about -30 have 1941, considerable business has been you should not do so. This prepabeen added. If Rev. Balts 'can to done al the Postal Savings Bank. «ration by its remarkable cures has retained, as we hone he may. be, for The majority of its patrons are men gamed a world wide reputation, and a few years, he will put the Baptist employed in. • factories, several everywhere speak of H in church on such a footing that it can school teachers and retired farmers. ghest terme of praise. It is afford tn keep such a pastor as will About W.000 represents the bank's for sale by AH Dealers.—Adv. help it steadily on the up-grade. business in deposits nnd bonds. 1 No Matter What Your Occupation—' This Bank Can Serve You Win. L. Nhultera. Secy iARE YOU DOING TO MAKE YOUR OWN DARDEN If You Are You Will be Interested I in Pierson A Son’s Advertise'j nient In This Issue. Those whn have never planted aj garden do not know the pleasure! ami chjoyumnl there is in seeing, things grow and in tending the I plants. They will also be sucpriw’il1 to know how much can be grown oft! 'even a small space of ground. .Messrs. Pierson & Non have a gar­ 1den seed advertisement in this issue' 1that will Inlcrrst all who conleniIplate planting. Head it. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. It may be that some time you will need the as­ sistance this bank can render. Jf you are depositing your money here and transacting your business with us, you may be assured of our friendly consideration at all times. Every man, today, has a chance to lay up a com­ petence in twenty-five years or less if he saves. An account with this bank will provide an excellent plan of laying aside that portion of your earnings not needed for immediate use. x We'pay you 4 per cent for the use of it ----- FARMERS STATE BANK, ",BD4,IES!LL*' How do Those Prices Appeal to Yoo? If you are looking for prices and quality just take notice. _ _____ $4.45 H. & E. Sugar, per cwt. — _________ 25c 8 bars Lenox Spap, for______ $1.00 • 6 cans best Alaska Red Salmon.. ___9Sc per doz. Quaker Corn________ _______ ___95c per doz. Marrowfat Peas 25c Sugared Coro Flakes, 3 pkgs., for ,__10c per can Canned Apples____________ __15c -per can Lemon Cling Peaches-----------These prices are for • SATURDAY APRIL 18, ONLY We have a limited supply of Sugar so first come first served. JAY MEAD Phone 144 East Side Grocer �Bastoia's NoM IBeatnliy SpecMiali Mbm M. A CLEARY Will spend the week ol April 20th at The Rexall Store Free Facial M>Ma<«a ■ Free PerKKC Bs.ity Advice It's your opportunity to obtain valuable advice on the care Appointments made in your own of lhe skin, free of charges. home by telephone. Don't fail to take advantage of this much talked of beauty specialist’s • razz BEAtmr lectuires Remember the dates—Apr. so, at. aa, 23, 24 and 35. Sole Distributors or Harmony Tot let Aids TIE KEXAIL1L STORE DeBtos, SOUTH CASTLEON AND > . MAPLEGROVE' Was 8t Years Old Saturday. Mrs. Cleopatra Geschwind was uvmMWv Mrs. Brown tmd.ohihtean of Ofc*> inos visited ffrs. Bifeh a few'days last week Rev. Rowland and wife t)t Prairie­ ville were callera iu town SaturatyMrs. Cox ami two olilldrem of Hinds Corners visited relatives boro over Huililay. ’ Mrs. Emma Norrte of Benfield vis­ iled her brother Milos Fisher and family last week. She relumed home Monday. Mrs. H. M. Slick reliB-ned home Saturday after spending a couple of weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Cross. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. John Adrlajtson went to Hickory Friday evening to attend the school social al her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Griffith. The Delton Study C|uh will meet Saturday cvening'wllh Mlu Bessie Faulkner Miss Geylrudo Fisher of Kalama­ zoo was home over Sunday. Mrs. Keehler of Sherman is visit­ ing Mr. and Mrs. Merve Gwinn and Mrs. Barton. Tho Easter exorcises al the M. E. church were well attended al both morning and evening sessions, and all present seemed to enjoy them. The farce, “How tho Story Grew,“ will be repeated Friday evening, Ap­ ril |7lh. The music will be entirely new. Admission 15 and 25 cents. Miss Grace Fisher spent a few days in Hastings last week. - Mrs. Elisha Forbes te visiting rel­ atives in Kalamazoo. Mrs. Culler te spending a few weeks with her son, Wesley Nor­ wood. • . Mr. Lcinaar and Miss Ada Whiltemore of Hickory Corners spent Sun­ day at George Whittemore a. The W. C. T. U. will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Hazen. Eyeryonc cordially invited to attend. Chester. Smith and family attend-y<'ars old on Saturday and Is re­ ed tin- Easter services at Nashville. | markably well preserved, and re-, llev. Hopkins of Nashville visiled tains wonderful possession of her al Mr. Watts quo day lust week. mental faculties, and a keen and Mrs. Harley Hayman al tended tho sympathetic interest in life, and loves to bo helpful lo friends nnd L. A. 8. at Barryville, Friday. neighbors. Many of her friends re.Mr. and Mrs. Tobias enterteiiP'd membecod her wilh birthday cards Albert Mills and Joo Hell with their and for these Mrs. Gcschwind de­ families of North Maple Grove, Eassires to express her sincere grati­ tude. Harley Hayman and family spent Easter al Geo. Welch’s at Vermont­ Edwin II. Gebraad lias a farm ad­ ville. ■ Resolutions of Respect. Mias Agnes Hickey has rehired to vertised on page 20 of this issue that Drafted by committee from Pru­ leach tho McKt-lvey school with an is worth your attention If you want dence-Nobles Chapter of the O. E. S. increase in salary. lo buy a farm. al Hickory Corners. Whereas, our omnipotent and merciful ruler of lhe Universe has called from among us our dearly l>elove<l sister, Alfreda Rockwell, of I his lodge lo join Hie Grand Lodge above, it seems fitting t-hal wc ex­ tend our earnest sympathy to the relatives in their affliction, and , Whereas, we deeply feel and mourirthls loss of our beloved sis­ ter who was a kind wife, a loving mother and a true -ami honest member of our Fraternity. Therefore be it resolved. Hint in testimony of the respect our Lodge tiears to her memory as n loyal member, the lodge room be’ draped in mourning sixty days. • Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be sent to llie family of (he deceased mid n copy of this shall ho printed in Iho Hastings BANNER. April 16, 1011. Signed Nellie A. Cross, Bernice Flower. Commit toe. . Devoes Ready mixed pure paints oils, turpentine, brushes and all that you will need to paint that house or barn. Let us tell you just what we will furnish you paint for your buildings for. Remember fewer gallons go ther and last longer. far­ Everything in the paint line. F. H. WILKINSON Both Phones Prairieville, Mich. HAS ANYBODY HERE SEEN Wc have only had Marco in stock one week but there arc already dozens in Delton who will hold up their hands at this question and say that they have not only seen Marco but have tried it as well and find that it is all we have claimed it to be.. Arc you one of them? If not you had belter climb into the band wagon before the crowd leaves you way behind. Get one of our jpremium catalogues and read up. Re­ member Marco savesiyou 15c on the dollar. Kopf & Kopf, » We Pay 4 Por Cent Delton State Bank «• Capital Surplus *20,000.00 6,000.00 A. A. /Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prcs. . Fred O. Hughes, Cashier ------ _ DIRECTORS DmmMU VA. AHfirt Dr. T. A. Aldrich wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes HICKORY CORNERS. Mr. mid Mrs. Delos Flower were in Kalamazoo over Sunday. M. D. Trafford is shipping pota­ toes this wrek. Mrs. O. 8.1.awrence is on the sick list. Charlie Mahoney's house was burned Wednesday morning. Only a few things being saved, but they were made quite comfortable by the kindness of friends and neigh­ bors. They wish to thank their friends for their contributions. Mr. and .Mrs. L. Leppar of Level Park visiled al W. J. Fisk's. Sunday. Mrs. Albert Dewey te gaining slowly. She received twenty post cards from the Star ladies ami other friends, which she te enjoying very much. , Mrs. Pearl Warner and son Paul visited at Fred Brunncy’s and called on her abler, Mrs. Bertha Pennock, last Tuesday. Mrs. Nettie Lawrenco has seven­ ty little chickens if it is cold. The social given by the Pendill school was u success. The chil­ dren gave a fine program, enjoyed by all. They look in about 810.00. Church Notes. M. P. Church. Sunday school at 10:00, preaching al 11:00. Special music. Al the closing of the services there will be a new member Jakcn in and bap­ tismal service, Christian Endeavor at 7:00, fol­ lowed hy one-half hour song ser­ vice, aftee which there will be 4>reachiqg with special music. The exercises Sunday were a suc­ cess in every way. There will be no prayer mceliiig lids week on account of tho ser­ vices nl lhe W. M. church. School Notes. The tenth grade te enjoying their final exams this week. Those un the roll of honor arc:— Vaughn Molt 05 per cent. Helen Deitrich 92 por cent, Mary Law­ rence 02 per cent mid Juno Mott, 01 per cent. . Primary Room. Winnie nnd John Vccnslre were absent last week. . Fourth grade Arithmetic is working with impropcF'frarlloiis. ' The perfect spellers are: Veldah Wertman, Blanche Kelley, Fem McCue, Veru Phllley. Lovell Dewey, George Duffin npd Frank Duffin. Wo have been learning itoutna on spring in lhe language classes. We made small reed boskets Friday afternoon. •Pent a fety ifr. and Mra. B*vc recently HickoFy Corners on tho loc, which they have Mrs. l)e|ia Tunote has returned 10 her homo froih nearly a week’s visit al her son**, Halsey Tungate, near Frilcharaville. Mrs. Jxilliu Dewey who is slill under llio DFa Daro feels very grateful fur lhe beautiful Howers from lhe W, C. T. U. ami the dub of which she is a member. Last week Floyd Russell did painting and decorating . for Mrs. Belle Zimmerman. J. Bowser's father, H. Webster; is very ill with no hopes of his re­ covery. Mra. Bowser is -helping to care for him at bis home in Lacey. • Easter was observed at Mr. Perry Arnold's, the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Sa mm, of Battle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lampky of Bed­ ford, Mrs. Kelley of Hickory Cor­ ners, Mr. and Mra. J. Arnold and daughters. Ruby and Blanche. This is the first time Mrs. Arnold .has been out this winter on account of poor health. A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all. Miss Leah Stiles sang a sold al church, Sunday morning, accom­ panied by her mother. Mrs. Mary Stiles al the organ and , Mr. Fred Stiles with lhe violin, which was enjoyed by an appreciative audi­ ence. Miss Leah belongs to a mus­ ical family and has Uh-nt in lliat tine. Last Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Will Wickurirc cnlertaim-d about 20. The lime was spent al cards and cdnveraalion and enjoyed by all. Rev. Brooks wishes lo announce tho service fur next Sunday at 10:30 at the church. The topic is •‘The Great Refusal.’’ Levi Palmalicr who has been ill over a week is soino better al this writing. Mrs. Spiller nnd son were guest if of Mr. and Mrs. Uoo. Tungate and son, Floyd, for Easter dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fisher are the proud grand parents of a little girl, burn to Mr. and Mrs. Willsun uf Baltic Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Winters ale Sunday dinner with their daughter and husband, Mr. find Mrs. Fred Frey. Mrs. Mary Smith is a very pleas­ ed lady, she has been ill nearly all winter. I.asl week she received some beauliful carnations from the Grange, some potted plants from friends and 15 post card*. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Stanh-y enterlained "at Easter Mr.«wavUJiw*...M. Family, Mr. wild .Mr-. (Stanley of Hallie Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Afliirtison of Bedford. There will bo an illustrated lec­ ture given al lhe church Friday evening April 151 h. by llev. Sinter of Delton <m “Tho Parables of Christ." There will be wupie-r served al Tungale's linll. The bill will be 25 cents and 15 cents .for childen. which includes Hie .-upper. This is given under the nu.-pices of the L. A. 8. A cordial Invitation Is extended by our pastor t«> every one to at­ tend morning service al the church May 3rd. SHULTZ. The Shultz Cemetery Circle will mcql wilh Mrs. Charles Anders, April 23, WIL Frank Wallace, wife and daugh­ ter of Rutland, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hallock. Mr. ami Mrs. (ico. K'-iivon spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. II. IxMinard of Freeport. Claud Mosher mid wife, Burt Mc­ Callum and wife spent Sunday with Peter Mosher. C. Aldt-ich and wife and son were Delton callers Monday. Mrs. J. C. Modrack of* Hastings and Miss Mabel Tels nf Caledonia. Ohio, called nl the farm. Wednes''"S’iiw Vesta Kenyon of KiUninazuo spent Saturday ami Sunday wilh her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. CL Ken­ yon. John Pills was a Nashville caller Wednesday. Will Monica of Cloverdale spent Sunday with ('.. Kenyon. Mr. and .Mrs^.fteo. Wilkinson of Hinds Corners spent Saturday wilh Mrs. J. Pitts. Marshall Kenyon has purchased a span of mules. ■ Miss Edna Bechtel p( Hastings is assisting Mrs. L. Zerblu in het­ house hold duties. . _ Jay Hart mid wifi- ami Miss Grace Bouma of Hastings spent Sunday with Hankin' llart of Brush Ridg<-. Ira Shullz spent Siimlay wilh bis brother Edwin, in Ha-lings. Henry Zerbel spent Sunday with friends in Hustings. Joe Hammond ami daughter, Mae. spent Sunday with Chaftio Ham­ mond of Baltimore. Woman's Home Missionary Society. Because of the District.meeting at ।Grand Rapids th<- last ol April tip­ . regular session of tin- local socieTy jin connection with lhe Methodist Episcopal-church.-udl.bb held one iweek earlier. Wednesday April 32 (SI. 2:30 P. .11. al th-- hoino of Mrs. । lulvina Lombard. This will be the jtime for the annual inilc-box open­ ।ing and a fine program has be< n prepared hy the Mite Box Com­ mittee. After tin- program a i*ql buck lurk supfl'-r wilt lie served by tinHarley Pursell who te now oou- IIndies qi the society, and euuh niernvalesclng. appreciated lhe beautiful Iber is requested tn bring a guest. Easier I illy and the Easter cants. Mr. and Mrs. Gooi-ge Skidmore en- ' t'jird pf Thanks— We wjsh'tcrexttfrtauied Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller Ptv»i> । our sipevre IhnqM-ftjr -Hw and llev. and mtniy r kiqdrtciwiw? -djmrh uh’ itftjring the sirkm-ss apd death -of our inollier. Sfrs. F.lita TuH^. Mr. and Mrs. Henry1 Gre-u. Mr. aud Mra Will HawUili Bular. Adv. motr . ■ FIWIAKH Several new Cottages it Is expect­ ed wjll be erected bn the Will Frey plat al the northwest part of the lake, and Clifford Bush of Battle Creek intends lo build a cottage at Paulina Beach on tho south side. Will Klrjc and family are oul of quarantine. Only the one little boy was sick with fever. As the roads are rapidly improv-, ing the autos begin to lx- in evi­ dence. Ed Bowne was oul with Ids machine on Sunday, and E. Deo Paul of Battle Creek with wife and son called oq lhe former’s parents. Mrs. Mary Smith, one of the old pioneers of Johnstown is sick at the home of her daughter. M|n. Smilh Standley. Someone was thoughtful enough to institute a postal card shower for. her one dav last week. You dodn't blow away last week did you? That’s good, liut you ■■must have wobbled around more or JCss. ' Ed Bdfcne has been lo Battle Greek and business. Mr. Zeller has begun painting the inside of his cottages. Max Ickholz is stilt very sick at the Nichols hospital in Battle Creek and is under the care of Dr.jGorsline, who is evidently doing alt he can to restore the young man to health. A gentleman and his wife from Cress#? arc working for Mr. A. P. King. Zach Rah I is very sick with can­ cer. which made its appearance VERY UNIQUE METHOD OF MORRILL, LAMBIE & CO. near Ids temple. Surgery was call­ PULLIMB UP A HEME SAYIMB AWORDIABOUT BOYS ed Upon for relief but it did not Miccoed in making a cure. The home of Charles Mahoney of Immense Osage Orange Shrubs Have u Nite Display of Fine Hats Barry was totally destroyed by lire Come Out as Easily as . In Window This one night last week. Beets. The osage orange hedge which Morrill. Lambie & Co., have a WEST SEBEWA. Mrs. Winnie Craighton is slowly extended for 25 rods along the high­ very catchy heading in their adv. iinproviiig. She is slill conllnc<l to way at the Cuppy farm, near Wel­ I his week.Boys Want New Cloth­ her lied ami It was 10 weeks ago last come Corners, north of town, has es. Too." And this is true. Morrilk Lambie A Co. conduct one Friday since she was first taken ill. The Ladies Aid met for dinner at been removed in a remarkably short of the conservative, and. yet pro­ lhe Van Kampen farm on Thuroday. lime by a very unique method. O. gressive, clothing stores of Barry An interesting program was carried A. Bullerlleld, the present owner of county ami they always do business Btraiglil from the shoulder. out during the afternoon. tlm .farm, found the hedge a nui­ They have n nice display of fine Ed Peck, who has sold his farm to Donald Goodeinoot, had a surprise sance and tried in vain lo pull oul spring and summer hats for men party pay him a visit on Friday with a learn some of lhe shrubs and boys in their east window IhL • evening. About ill were present, which were held flnnly by immense Week. unfavorable weather prevented roots. The hedge was planted about FREEPORT, more attending. A very pleasant :«i years ago. and several of the evening was spent. In the after­ shrubs were so largo that they were l-elia _______ Perkins 'of Itochu*. Miss _____ ... ...... ....... noon their young daughter, Flor­ converted into fence posts. When Wisconsin spent last week with her ence, alxv had a similar pleasure at John Francisco said he could pull parents and friends in the village. the schtxil house. Her fellow them oul with his gasoline outfit, pupils surprisetl her wilh lemonade, some folks laughed at him. Mr. thnsj churches Sunday inoming. cake mid games. Francisco lias an “automobile" Charles Roberts of Grand Rapids There were Easter exercises nt which he made himself. Il con­ lhe Church of Christ on Sunday sists' of a.threo 'horse-|»ower en­ spent Saturday and Sunday at‘the home of Geo. Thompson. morning. Mihlrod Flqtcher. Iva gine placed on u platform mounted ------Nr. nml Mrs. A. J. Epley moved Peacock, Edna Thorp and Harriet on four wheels. In travdir.e traveling t|u»jr house hold goods to Grand Nicholson gave recitations. Iu>i* and t-ra.in.rn |a,( W(ll.k wlu,rt, U|ey wi|j through Gm country. Mr. Francisco Helen Waring ami Dorothy nml is held down lo a speed of five miles make Hieir new jiomi*. • Ruth Everett smig duets. G: A. per hour, so he is in no danger of Gimdciiiimt n tenor solo, nnd Miss E. being arrested for violating the Miss Mabie Slater of Clarksville Bownn, the day school teacher, gave speed ordinances. His machine‘is visited friends here the latter part a iU-l<-clion on lhe vioHncello. provided wilh a windlass, He of last week. Mr. mid Mrs. Giles Thorp had hooked a chain up<»n one of thei Alxiut thirty dollars was clearv-l quite a nuinlu r of visitors on Sun­ । on the play, “iJltle Buvkehot" Fnday. a’son add'wifi*, n m-ph<-w mid larges! sb nibs, started his engine। day niglit. Although the weather nud the osaga orange plant, which wife, mid a niece and husband, each had ilelied (lie efforts of n big team! was rainy a good crowd ultended. bringing cliildren with them. Miss Slalwl King of Hastings was came up as easily as a beet. The maimer in which these shrubs camoI home over Sunday. Look to Your Plumbing. Mr .and Mrs. Harry Ward from up. some of Hmm having roots Id, You know what happens in a feel Fong, attracted a great many Missouri.,are visiting al the home house in which tlm plumbing is in spectators, who were greatly sur­ of bis parents, Mr. mid Mrs. 1). O. poor conditiun—everybody in tlm prised at this novel way of gelling Ward. They expect to leave firn house is liable lo contract typhoid rid of a troublesome hedge. Il took their farm near Remus. Wedm-sday. or some other fever. The digestive Mr. Francisco 17 hours lo pull up Mr. and Mas. D. (). Ward will also organs-perform the same fubetions the entire hedge. g» Thursday, ami expect to s|>eiid in the human body as (lie plumbing the summer with them. does for lhe house, nnd they should Miss Letta Perkins entertained a C.Hrd of Thanks—J wish to ex­ Im kept in*llrst class condition all press my thanks lo the patrons of party of alwiul twenty, Saturday lhe time. If you have any trouble my Houle for tin- large number of niglit. ('.ante formed the enter­ with your digestion take Chamber- Easter eggs, also Eanliu* cards, ex­ tainment for the evening mid nil laiif's Tablets and you are certain pressing their kind thoughts. departed nt mi early hour in tho lo gel quick relief. For sale by All C. D. Mosher. R. I-’. 1). Carrier No. morning declaring Miss Letta a good Dealers.—Adv. 2, Cloverdale, Mich. Adv. liosloss. There b no substitute for Royal Baking Por- best cake, biscuit and pastry. Royal is Ab­ solutely Pure and the made from Royal grape cream of tartar. DE LAVAL Cream Separators are the cheapest as well as the best LOOK AHEAD! ............................................. I.UTI >I>U. THATS JUST WHAT YOU WILL IX) IF YOU BUY A cheap or Inferior separator simply because it* first price is a tittle loss than Hint-of the Defuivat; ■ WHEN A PIG DENT MAN BUYS A CREAM SEPARATOR he knows that what he is really • payitig for is not Just so much iron,.steel, brass and Un. whether it is called a separator or not. -*i. • , . • WHAT HE WANTS IS A MACHINE to perforin a certain service, and he must be.sure of the machine doing the work for which it is intended os thoroughly and ^ilh as little effort and l-are as possible on his part. 4 THOUSANDS OF BABCOCK AND other tests have proved that the Dekival skims closer than any oilier cream separator under any conditions and particularly under the hard­ er conditions always experienced at limes. . • i JUST THINK WHAT a loss uf as little as 10 cents worth of cream al each skimming means to you in a year—twice a day for 365 days—over 87U.00. and witli as many as ten cows th-- cream Josses alone from an inferior separator usually amount to mon- than this. CIIEA.MEHY.MEN, WHO ARE DEPENDENT ON THEIIl separator* for business success, Imvrj li'iig since'fi-mid oul Ihfl difference-between DeLnval amt other sl-paralors, wilh the re­ sult that Doi .aval factory separators we almost universally used lhe world over today. 'DELAVAL SEPARATORS ARE IDENTICAL IN ALL sizes, for one cow or a thousand, and l|»e differences lielweeir separators are Just tin- same wilh the smallest machine and lhe largest. They mean ax much njulivoly to the little ns Hie big user. THEN THERE IS A SAVING IN LABOR BECAUSE OF THE EASIER running and greater capacity of lhe DeLaval over other machines.and Hurless care required in cleaning and adjustment. worth at least 10 cents a day. AND THERE IS THE INDISPUTABLE FACT THA.T A DE LAVAL machine lusts from ten to twenty ypars as against an average of from two lo live years in the case uf other sepa­ rators or five limes the average life of eoinpelilhe machines. THESE ARE THE REASONS WHY DE LAVAL SEPARATORS ARE cheapest as well as best, why thousands of other machines tiro yearly being replaced wilh Detavuls and why their use is rapidly becoming us universal on the farm ns in the creamery. IT SHOULD HE ll^MEMBEHED MOREOVER. THA’J’IF FIRST COST is a .m-i iniw considera' lion ii Di-uivnlSeparator may be Iriniglit on such liberal terms that it will actually save and pay fur itself, us many thousands uf them have done. Aldrich Brothers Co HARDWARE. IMPLEMENTS ANO FURNITURE Delton, �THE HASIRNGS BANNER FihKKnm I Wanted—Garden* tn plow, nshes In For Kale—Pair bay Belgian mores, 1 For Sale—Book'rn-- buffet, dining | For Rale—Guo heavy Milborn wag- : 1 .haul, general team wvirk. Charles coming t. woglil 2l»». <liie sorn-l table, C, chairs 3 rockers, small on and quantity of household ' Hicks, Nit! No. Hauovir. pluNiol Belgian giddinu mming I. Wt. table, icon |>»d. nd. springs, springs. iiipllreas. maUress, goods will Imv sold al auction nl I *i3 It l-wks infill. One pair coach lmi-.-u*i com-' cook slnvo, .... ... -Ji) JO bushel l.ii-le l crates; i-rates; fniit fniit jI corner of Jefferson and Court sis. I cans. Inquin* Inquire of .if Henry Henry Sheldon.' Sheldon., at 2:30 o'clock Saturday. -—-!-------------------------------------------------- !• lug 4 and fi, wt. 25.M a'lino pair., ran*. t-wk \Z / • ieVfkI' " '• Al-o gond 7 year old mare.’ < Illa | . Gw* r ■ ’ 7 G-y---------- --------|4f For Suh or Pale—Two l<Hs,.nno corn* II. S.-hube, Nasbv Hie, mile we>l - —------- —4-------------------------------- r 1 £ ¥•*.<* »A»hmHK^-UrRP lion*.-1 on Hcuth liiliblb Uu Cali of depot. lf|1" Brill—Five room limiso Im-aled iPl.Jtisl right for two fainl-: • 1 • _ Nollrc—\ll Itiii-u* having ncrminl.s --------- J----------------------------------- on Fast Marshall, small family ,p1*- Modern. WM locatlnn. would tf-j “ Sale—Lot on Kenfleld's Addi.• ..i,_ |ir,.f,.rr<xL Hengy Grcg-i ,n.k'* <»nind Wida property. Ill 'omnlrtr machine, • wilh fin- lal<* Hr. Ilolicfl Mnnt- Foe ‘ l-wk ^hathave you? J. W. Wulh*. ' lion. Inquire 213 West ijlinlmi or I ory. Phnop 67Q J. ; ' mmiery please call and seUlc. IP. phono W7-II. 2-wks 1--------------- ir -----------------------1 ■ ■-------- =.------------| ’Kasl Outer St. Carrie U. Montgotnery. ndininistralrix. 2-wks ••rim nnsr for thr money store” WANTS ELECTS SCHOOL TEACHERS House, X room*, and For Sole— \ pair t mares; one 4 Hi. Inquire J. C. . year* <>ld. weigh! 1 tiki । mu mis; the Ilelrtgli*. North Broadway. if Smilh. t.ily.,__________________ if. Wanted—Poultry any limn doliverother 12 yean* • Id. weight 1.W0 All But Two Teachers, Not Appji-1 fHiiinds. dm* to f< d April 10. Him Fnr Rak-Two hra^d SOWA one w u h J <£ 'Kirrhner. H. 1 rants. Were Again K pigs, oilier With pig-. IliiicEn#* Phone .sX-lt. l-wk yeuilmg man* •■•• I. These horse* quire HANNKK nOlcv. tr Employed. are si riel ly all riglll. Address ............... ............ w,lh 1 All hut two teachers were reGlenn Allen. M Idlevllle, Mi-h. Nice' Furnished Booms hr held llimisand'iuile axb-*.-g'M»| rondi- ‘elected hy the members of the Clizeits Phom’ ilk . 2-wk, housekeeping al .Mi So. Chtltrh : board of education at their ling HI. 1W Phin Hinilh. If For Sale—Few shares »i( Cilizens on Saturday. These two teachers milk si rain. ............. ... For Sale—<inm| tup buggy, haraiw. Telcpluhn* sl.s k. Inleiesl pay­ • I terra not applicants. They were Exira laiire Isme mid lenglh. W... Irallier Hy nel. rols* ami hlankel.. Miss Lucile Hawkins, of the domesable quarterly. Nol lax.’ilih*. In­ J. Slnody, Itnwliiig. Mich. l-wk Allw-rl Allofl. J-vvk lie science department nml Miss' quin* BANNER nfiii-i*. If. corn crib, chicken lumse and driven Walsh, first grade teacher in lhe ---------------—------------------- ------------------ ?—i—■'l Walsli, llrsl gradi Ilona* For Hair—; yrs. oj*lr-Weight I nMl ward srhunl. For Sale Three colls, Perchoron Phone 49«H. ~The imani couins rooms. for small family. I loo. .Miller A Harps' Hastings. 'solidaled tho departments of music tired, coming llifce yean* ohL For Sale—Pair nf mare*, weight Mich. l-wk. . mid drawing which will lie in charge Frank Allerdlng. 2 miles imilli and 3.000 poiimls. L. A. Abi»ey, llasl1 mile East of i2nHun Center. I Found—Pm-kol knifi1. Mnsmiir rai- - r.,r c.,i. I of .Miss Martha Striker. 1 Ings. Phon* 6H7B. *f Citizens Phom* I09 t long 1 short, I I1I6111* nn Ii...... '■••••— *'1 • ■ luike Odessa. . If and their salaries will he round in For Kale—Al a bargain, one hotls. BANNF.lt nffic '*. Hathaway. Cilirwi* jdimn* from lhe ImmiiI of i*du<-nlion iiroreeding*. and two Inis. 1st. tv-ard. Hastings Plano Fdr Sale—High grade upright, Hastinga. Pnsh.ili.e Irving, l-wk Inquire 202 No. Michigan ,)ve. II 25 year guaraiilee good as new. Impure hlMMl runs you down Mnlliews. gi>i*s fi»r half price if sold al once. makes you nn easy victim fur or­ For Sale Cheap—Hough l-inch himCogswell, PI»oiir fnun llnsling*. I hin t wail. Pimm* 3N3-B. Rev. C. IjiM C41II To Some ganic diseases. Burdock Blood Bither for roofing ami sheeting, alm W. Ballou. l-wk bill stuff. Plmne lixu. Inquire *~w , Fur Huie—Fann uf 1'6 aetvs. section F. <1. Pierre, Cily. tl : wnnd ,9- l’-«'»tleion. Hood buihiings. loan mi h good farm fur five years For Sale—Hood ne a,' 4d“*ul H acres, of limiter. Would al il per cciil. *H»i In loan on cily Phone St4It. ' F. Sylvester or Gen. Tolhurst. If cost half I ask for il to put build­ property. Crook A Gould <>».HASTINGS MARKETS l-wk Wanted—Married couple tn work i ings up. <2nii give immediate Vacuum Cleanm lo Reni—Elert rI. passoRsinn. Reasonable terms. W. or hand power clranrra to rent bj on farm by month or year. Wo11. Cngswcll, phniiv I long 2 th* day. Phone 417. tt For Sole—Ymihg J»*rs<*y heifers. For service n*gislrn*«J Jersey Bull. short. t-vvk Corrected Thursday April 16. 1914 ; Uluru- . —-------- - - ■ ■ ---------- । J'nr Reau—Furnlahed room*. Inqulrt Terms cash. Blair Barnes. Whcnl i* quoted Imlay al W> cents! 2-vvks vvmiled—House with iniMleni cun- jut hushvl by I In* Hastings Milling 111 R. Walnut ffl.. tl Delton. 2-wks man, Jkivvling. Mich. veiiirnees centrally locnleil. any­ For Naic—I’ll close out deair- (•noil H'hnit Maiiti-d—If you have For Bent—A eonvcni. nl sis room 1 time within 4 or k weeks. Phom* ‘Co. (It her prices change on butler I, able, real estate below coat. 1 apartment. Inquire HQ s. nh>adany good wheal lo sell it will he »W B. l-wk fat. veal calves nnd: wheat. am going out of bualnesa on ac­ way I-wk ———— lo your interest In see us before i-koducm. count of poor health. Frank Hasel _______________ 1 For Kale—Several llioustind black selling. We will pay lhe highest Haatlngv. tf For Sale-?-'. young grape | raspberry and strawberry plants. market price for good wheat. F. v im-s. Wdl •asonahle. Will, No orders taken after May I. O. A. Cliilds, Irving. Mich. :l year. Call .Yfi ............ W. Bond Blotigh. phone IM »2-wks ham bull. Register No. :kM3H9 .VIKATN. hone .46,---------------------;F'or Hale—HouC* and lot 312 North Herbert Eaton. section It, Balli­ For Bule—Eight nmm house vritli electricity nml gas. Can be - more. Phono 208-IL-IS. 4wk> -Bay gelding. 3 years old.; Broadway; 2 blocks north of Imughl at rensminlib* price. Also tkidimire, 26N I long t : monument. Inquire Ij*on HopFor Hale—Early seed potatoes Iwn Um* lol* in desirable fiortion l-wk । kins. Cily Water Works. 2-wks short. Bunt Bros. Phone 367 t long 4 of city. Phnne 3tG. l-wk UaM, ahrn.ii.oa to abort. or Sale—Fresh Jersey row. calf by • Wanted—A horse -in work for his MuUon. dmMd. ce. For Sall*—FLarly see«l fwdaloe*. Will side. James McIntyre. Quimby. < keep. Light work and little of It. For Sole—Brown man- 3. years old Gillespie, Dellnn. Mich. l-wk l-wk phono 549 B. l-wkI roOl.TRY ANO Hl ORB. wt. about 1100. Broken single or double. Burrvi Phillips. Phon< Dressmaking and nil kind* of si-w­ For Sale—Choice of three 5 year old Hunted—position a* clerk in city, CbWkMU. alive. i« ing done al 130 E. Cooler Street. 291-3 rings. 2-wks cows. Vei n Aldrich on I hi* Fry I n years ‘ experience. Cam furnish 2-wk* place. l-wk, references. Phone 3G3J or call 240 ORA1N. l ..................... I.t’i’i...; " '_______________ W0; Ono J. 1. Caso separator. X’ For Huie—Twenty am* farm just outside cily limits. Could, ingke x54 wilh wind starker ami bells New Practical Hefeivm-e Library. । Lost—A bright yellow canary, nnsiL thirty mid give you a lake ’ ■ ‘Vi; ’ i,; In grind running ortler. WO. Frank frontage. A. I>. Cadwiallnilei-. |-wkS Mn»- n°M’ Ah’*™* ’nis. Hastweriiig tn the name of “hick" i*s- HlMlird Corn, per l>uM. <M. Slocum, Boule 0. if ings. l-wk ; raped from iny home Wedne-ulay Wanted—Information a* lo lhe ad­ Foe Sale— House, barm lw-n Inis, city • 1IAI.II> HAY AND STKAW. and cistern water in kitchen, gas .... .......... dress of the heirs of Eilwin Bar­ farm •>> ..... ulli. I'h.ilu. r..O J, . MrJ. No. iTiaottiy. to urao. lights nml range. Fine lawn, shade low, whq serveil in the 161 Ii Mich­ UaladStrsv.il> OS. . and fruit- Near high school, park । ______________________________ 2—' igan Infantry. He died at Morgan FCKDs-arrAii. pricks. and church ami other city prop- | Barry County, alstul ILSitl and had For sale or excliangc—for place: Barred Bock fcg- for. hatching. orty. A. I). Cadwnlladcr. l-wk 1 two children. |g>ila and Ethel i-loser in. I acres wilh good house. , Suuill rraovery can probably b< bat 11. well, cistern, ftuil. rhielfi — ---------------- -n- - —-------y,T,i.t3r”,. made. Addre»M: Edwin W. Spald-- For Sale—Kilrlieii range in good । ••n parks, all fcnrwl. Enquire of Wanted— \ position for* general i mamSB|*|1 condition. Will lake in exchange.. tug. Pacific Building, Washington I c kin.h.ve a U4 m Phon-. h„ua}? work- by week, l-hoiie buggy and liarness. < W. A. Dunn, l.M E. Crater HE Phone 136. l-vvk fcHMt. filllP *' l-wk MsdlaaM / i J-4 1 fYiniWVAmzin 1111010 ¥611161118 r £ • « « QUIT Al dof'hfiQ U11C 3U1L Ul L1ULI168J . You wonder why Wu say just that rqnny—it is simple when you know that there are 277 operations to tho making nf a mill of Clothrraft ('.lollies. lUwh pno of these operations moan something lo you because aaah bus Iwen studied with the thought of doing it ImBer, nnd nl the same limo ikdng il nl le«| cost. Ho in reality thoro are 377 reasons why you should Iry Clothe*—lhe one big foci Clothcraft that re­ sult* from those t* •All-Wool" *IO>¥) lo tamo. Will you mmr in nnd look nt lhe Clnlhrrafl namlHs and pallrnu? G- F. Chidester Mich. Hastings, Vacuum Gleaner Your first chance to get a vacuum and brush cleaner combined direct Irojji manufacturer to you without the big middleman's profit. Mahogany finish, pow­ erful suction, la-inch nozzle, picks up lint, thread, etc., for S3.90. Plain stiction without brush, ball (tearing, three bellows also, $2.95. Now is the time, send money today, additional 25 cts. for parcel post, anywhere in state, delivered to your door. If not as represented money refunded. Fully guaranteed. M. J. Me NA fl ARA 1062 Lafayette S. E. Ave. Michigan Grand Rapids, Also some nice bright bay. Phon134-2 long 2 short. E. I-'. Nichols duo May HL *25.00 each. Luth­ er Dryer. HaMiiig*. 3-wk« Wanted Eggs- I vvill nay a prcniiuin for IMO cases of clean eggs. In ■* cleaning use damp cloth, do pot dip eggs in walcc. Gel our P prices. Phone S3. Joseph Bogers tf For Bale—Horss-. 4 years old. Wt little over LMo. Wm. Smith. Coals Grove. if. For Sale—Bulf Orpington eggs for hatching. Inquire phon* 342-4 rings._____________ ________ tL_ For Sole—<>im>«I eighty acre farm without buildings located in Irv­ ing township. See. 29. Two and three quarter miles from Irving Station. Hix miles from Hastings. Has ten acres of limiter, good pas­ ture. About sixty acres of plow land. On main travelled mail, two good district schools within a mile. Waul lo sell at ouce. For price nnd terms write in Mrs. George Hubliard, Gmstantinc. Mich. 2-wks Wanted—Single man want* posi­ tion on farm by month. Plume 114 2 long 1 short. l-wk For Brut—House, x... 310 South Jefferson St. l»r. I>, E. Fuller. Far flak*—Choice. ' of two well matched teams, On*Am*ighs IMO each, tha oilier almul 1600 each. Priced to sell. Walter Beacli, Howling, Mich. Citizens Phone, Banfield Ex. • l-wk For Sale—-Bei ng able very soon to run my auto. 1 will sell my horse, buggy and harness at a big sacri­ fice, hqrao kind and gentle not a hit afraid of automobiles, would be a good rig for an aged couple. ,oY childrcn.to drive. Cheap for quick sale. Also a good breaking cart cheap. Burdett Lichty Hr phone 534B after 6 P. M. 1-wk Wr liote—kull blood Barred Rock eggs, M cenla for setting of 15. 7 head of registered Duroc hogs. 6 sows, one boar old enough for service. Average weight about 140. Ono Duroc sow, two years old and 7 pig* from a. regiatere<l Duroc imar. Pigs four weeks old. Myron Shorten. Quimby. Hast­ ing* Phom* 2IW, 5 rings. l-wk For Servtee—Durham bull, registry number 38m0«4; also Duroc Jer­ sey boar, 46.023. Myron Shorten. Onimby. Haatings Phone 200 f> <-wk youM pigi. M. i-wit Sales of French s White Lily Flour steadily increase because it’s a better Flour than others It's not such a difficult matter to sell an article to a customer the first time—that can lie done by advertising, or by a good salesman, but to hold that customer after having sold him depends almost wholely upon the merit of the article in question. In order to maintain a good strong growing patron­ age on any manufactured article that article must excell inequality and value—must not only be able to hold its own in competition with other brands of ’ the same article, but in that trial it must have a - fineness of manufacture, a superiority of quality, a mark of skilled workmanship, that gives it a stand­ ing of distinction not reached by the others. These conditions prevail in the matter of french’s White Lily Flour. It answers all these requirements as that is why the demand for it is steadily increasing and has been for the past 40 years. We had no trouble selling it in the begin- ning—we have no trouble selling it now—because French’s White Lily Flour is superior ’ to other brands of flour. Our mill has been equipped to pro­ duce quality and quality is what yoq get when you use French’s White Lily Flour. Our mill is run night and day, never ceasing. This fact alone guarantees a smooth, even quality. You can’t get the best Results by running a mill 10 or 12 hours a day, and letting it remain idle the rest of the time. Besides it is expensive t® let thous­ ands of dollars worth of machinery lie idle half the time. By keeping our mill running all the time we re­ duce the expense of operating and this is why you get so much better flour in French’s White Lily Flour at the same price that you have to pay for in­ ferior grades of flour. We put this expense saving into quality and give (pur patrons the advantage of it MIDDLEVILLE ROLLER MILLS R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN �GS • BANNER ■lai HO FOR LMI David Ankrum. of Atchison, Kun, I has an apple, that has been m his 1 possession since 1871. Mr. Ankruiu I picked it off a tree in an orchard or (hr Lrntezi Addmm Ghrn Here ' near Doniphan, and preserved it by sticking cloves in il. The mummy on the Theme "Why Am I ' ’ apple da now about lhe size of a billnrd ball. , ............. What 1 Amr Chicago in 1012 paid Ki,311,051.61 '1’tm Milwaukee, wb- Cily club INTERNATIONAL 8 < RET'ARV SO Tho BANNER regrets exceeding­ in corporation taxes. . , has beenOrganized to'ontain better EXPRE8HES HI s|-IF AT ly that in our mention of the senes A piece of iron pipe makes the cily government nnd promote the Of Lenten addresses on Hit' lheino best support for young trees. commission form for tlm. city. "Why Am I What I Am?" wo failed An orange tree will bear fniit un­ Mending of household goods, furlo mention in our last issue one of til it reaches its one hundred and[ nituro, kitchen utensils nnd cast-otf MR. VANDERCOOK, BARRY CO.’S tlm beat of them all, which was de­ llflietli year clothing in a municipally operated livered by llev. Dr. J. T. Thomas, Proliwtants of the United Slates . pastor of Westminster Presbyterian gave flh5,3(J8.OQO to foreign missions warehouse, workshop nml exchange SECRETARY, ATTENDANCE is proposed as a solution of Cliicachurch of Gnind Hapids. All that in 1013. go ’s problem concerning lhe unem(ho BANNER said In commending By a city ordinance in Cincinnati'' tho others could ba said, and w» baby carriages are required to; tdoyed. , How Organized Y. If, <- A. l\’ork Is A bureau of social welfare has noW* will say, in commending the Carried EffcHlvrty ln(i> the I been "Hranocd organized tn in the the extension <itdi-. «-ni i,« address of Dr. Thonins, And sure­ nZi m.n L - I vi*ion of ,hl' University of Iowa tn> Rural Dlstrh l*. ly when one. sees the great work ia'° UOI,H ? 1,9 nu,ol’u',!<iissi'minate .information, investigate that is being accomplished the ’ “ The eyes of the world are upon VinAlvfnnr orfnt nf ilia farm, nf I MOclal cnUditimiS throughout the world over by the Presbyterian Michigan." rn XtoX. .ToS ?«»!•••. WH?.1: church, and numbering as its ad­ this ™u country are said to he without vances shown by lhe Lnvesligntions' iu this manner the »>unly.Y. M. herents many millions, it richly de­ any sheep. (’,. A. work of Xhis <ml<*-was char­ lo bo needed mid feasible. serves a foremost place in ProtesThe membership of the Philadel­ There are 1,530 industrial co-oper­ acterized Friday morimu htnlism. . phia Fencers’ club is nearly domi­ ative. distributive and productive, ing by Internationa) fii't-r Hoberls of New York. nated by women. societies wth a- membership of 2.­ GRANGE HALL CXtRN'ERS. The wages paid the the musical 700.010. amt 1.304 retail and whole-’ the County Work school • r4t<> mraliv* ’mwnlh lies assembled for then monthly Tuesday evening April 7, Mr. and Instrument, workers of this country Mrs. Will Hammond were given a amount to about 830,000,000 annual- 752.873 members in Urn United King*' training conference. D.-C. Vander­ miscellaneous shower, ut tlm home ly - r J dom. These employ thousands of> cook, secretary of the Barry County of the bride’s ulster, Mrs. Guy 8. timinn?dii^nn.t^Knnr" I“,rw,,w a’Ml millions of capital, nnd। ,Y. .M. C. A. CoounHIe**. was among Jones. Tho house was very pret­ lion Of 310,000. Of its land. 445.501 urolils arc Inrsre those tiresent. tily decorated with drapings, cut CUll’Vate*1 #nd un" A department nf health and sani-, For nl least three reasons Michi­ . gan stands out thus vromineiitly in . Howers and potted plants. The KlU ch.r.e. tor rtocolor, scheme being yellow and Freight charges for the passage is lhe suggestion of a Texasautlipr-, the eyes of the world, n-cording to Mr. Roberta. Il has tlm largest white. Mr. tind Mrs. Hammond through the Panama canal will be ity. • .. , were presented with many pretty SU'D a ton; passengers will be.free. A course iu valuation of public. number of counties' organued. Ten mid useful gifts. Tho evening was Vienna builds, tenements for its utility has been arranged by the, nr eleven yenra ngn C. L. Howe of Jackson. I he present slate county very pleasantly passed with music poor. Each building is supplied University of Pittsburganj conversation. A daiply lunch­ wilh n co-operative store for the Buenos Ayres. Argentine, will। work secretary, went into Lennwre benefit of the tenants. . ' ism was served. build 10,000 workmens cottage* nt county as the llrsl organized held in .Mrs. Silas Gaskill, who lias been The output of musical instru­ the rate of not less than 2,000 a■ Michigan. Now there are lifteen nl Battle Creek the past three ments in, this country is constnntly year, each house to haXe live, such organized field*, tlm work having proceeded mon- slowly at weeks returned homo Saturday af­ ineteasing, jipt the number of fac­ rooms, kitchen and--bath,. . first because Its prompter* were not ternoon for a few days when she tories is on the decrease. sure of lhe best methods to be used. A Virginia inventor has brought expects to go back for a short time DESCENDS FROM A UNE This slate was the (lest lo furnish longer. She is taking Ircatmcnls of out a motor-driven plow from Dr. Gallagher. ~ which u'-u (be motor can be removed । ,an internalionni foreign work mwOF FAMOUS PERCHERONS• relary, Olis O, Htancbib-bL for four Joe Mporo and family spent Sun­ for other work,about a farm. years secretary of Hi|l*d.d<* i^mnly, day with her people in Maple Grove. China has b«m hit hard hy lhe Mrs. Louisa Stephenson has re­ increasiM cost of living. The price "Bnirc" (78368),. Owned by John went tn India Iasi SAteml-r. The boys of Michigan and other slnles turned to her homo nt Grand llnp- nf rice has jumped 50 pdr cenl sine/ Engel, Hastings Route 3, u Fine Ids. are largely pledging this num’' sup­ 11)11. mid Well Bred Animal. .Mrs. Mary Slirindr spent Sunday After a typewriting contest in port. Michigan’* method of organiza­ wilh Mrs. Lottie Russell and sis­ Copenhagen the words were count­ “Bruce." lhe registered Percheron ter, Mrs. Bowser. ed and it was found that the speed stallion, “No. 7HM),'- owned by John tion provides the third reason why Uncle Hiram Bristol is much hot­ was only sixty-seven wonts a Engel^ Hastings Houle 3, will make this slate's" rural aws-infum work ter al this writing. • minute. The account for ihe low lhe iteaMin after May 1st. as'follows: rank* among tlm very llr*i. uccdniFriday afternoon Charlie Davis’ record it was explained that the Every Wednesday and Saturday al ing to this internalion.il «<*crelarj-. house wilh mast of (he contents, words were Danish. the Fair ground, anil lhe remainder It is recognized generally a* one nf bur ru’d to the ground, 'the family Tlm Philippine bureau of forestry’ of the lime nl his burn % mile lhe few pioneera lo disetner some arc al Will Warner’s nt preseid. reports that American and Euro­ north and I mile east nf Barry of county work fundiunenlnls. Fred Bristol and wife spent Sat­ pean lumbermen are trying to pro­ Hotel. Chief among these Blond the follow­ urday and Sunday at Hastings. cure large and regular shipments "Bruce’’ is seal brown in color, ing: I. The resident volunteer of Harry Bresee and family spent of Philippine woods, mainly for large boned ami very gentle dis­ lhe community are its |H-rmanent, Sunday with friends al iJKcey." cabinet making. position. He is a line looker, has, redemptive forces. Shirley Adams Is-so far recover­ 2. The Church, the Home and One of lhe largest nnd most valu­ good action nnd descends in direct ed from his recent illness as to be able timber trees of (he country is linn from (he famous Percheron the School are the fundamental out again. tlm sisiii* inn tulip tree, niuiwii known its to luillin'lllli'll lumbermen stallion "Voltaire" (28.488) and .Mol­ agencies for rural dev'-|o|.ni<‘uL Rev. Brooks -took dinner nt An­ as yellow poplar. It is the only tree lie. (Iff.516). 3. The greatest mission of the drew Adams, last. Saturday. The improvement in the charac­ County Committee of I he -Young of its kind in tho world. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ketchum of Expenditures in the United Stales ter of the horses owned in this Men’s Christian Aaaocialions is the Limey were guests of Geo. Ix-o midl for. improvement of roads have section is very noticeable, especial­ wifc.'Sunday. more than doubled since IDOL ac­ ly in lhe last few years, ami it is Tho Grange voted to donate cording to figures compiled by tho by such sires as "Bruce" that the 4. Prevention in belter Ilian cufe. 810X10 to Mr. Dnvis’ pisiple, wlio office of public roads of the depart­ improvemei.l can continue. Any­ The lime to catch a man is when ho burned out last Friilay afternoon.. meht of agriculture. . one desiring to secure the services is a boy. Andrew Adams and family enter­ The aggregate debt of all tlm na­ of “Bruce" can reach Mr. Engel on tained for dinner last Friday, Mr. tions of lhe world is pow W2,K0.- Hastings, II. F. D. No. 3. or by Citi­ and Mrs. Geo. Blfcflleld of Haslinus 000,000 according to latest figures zen* phono No; 252, 3 rings. Head NICHOLS HOSPITAL, UTILE and Mrs. Sarah Sheffield. jusl made public, at. Antwerp. Of this bis nuvortisomcnl in this issue. CREEK, WANTS ST"KH NURSES •Fhjyd RtiMsell spent tho week.endI Stun 832-000.000.000 Ik ch arg ’ with Triends at Doster. against Effroiman nations alone. .iREMOVES CONTRACT GOODS; Opening of the Neu Annex Makes Opportunity for Addition of' , DRAWS 90 DAYS IN JAIL New Members. Season’s Nicest In every new and stylish pattern of Wall Paper, in all grades and shades, are to be found in our stock. We will give you just as good service as you con get any­ where and will do our best to please you if you decide to come and look over oar stock of wall paper before you buy. C. E. HARVEY North Side Pharmacist Hastings, Mich. THE TIME THE PLACE To get the Toole to do it with Is at the New York Store 10-tooth Malleable garden rake......................... 16c 14-tooth steel garden rake......... ......................... 39c 4-tined steel spading fork.................................... 50c 4-tined steel short handle fork....................... «48c 4-tined steel long handle fork .................. .48c Welded steel garden hoe..................................... 37c Riveted steel garden hoe.............................. 17c Long handle, round point, polished steel shovel. .59c 100 ft wire clothes line........................................ 19c 50 ft cotton clothes line...................................... 10c 50 ft water proof clothes line............ ................ 19c Garden trowel..................................................... 5c 4 dozen clothes pins..................................... 5c A dandy mop stick....................................... 10c Wire carpet beater........................... 10c NEW YORK STORE Hastings, Mich. ^Spring is Here^ And So Are We Come in and see the latest fashions in Capps 100% Pure Wool Clothes, guaranteed not to shrink or fade. Yes, and look over our New Spring' Styles in Hats, Caps, Hosiery, Shirts and Neckwear. This is Oxford weather. Come in and see Our new Pumps and Oxfords, and also our Comfort line that is unsurpassed. Every description—lace, strap, 2 strap, plain toe or tip, also a- new line o( th Juliet Comfort style. Never overstocked in these goods they are in de? mand the year round. ’ \ Also a new line of Raincoats. Latest on the market and up-to-date in every respect. Sure to please. Good Quality Economical Prices Greet the Spring in Capps Clothes Grant H. Otis 8 Co Hastings, Mich Phone 74 Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich Wilh the' opening of the new l Etlwnrd Randall, Arrested In Grand Rogers-Davis annex <d lhe Nichols ” ' l^<l(jr, Neglected Pnjing Cloth­ hospital, it has been found that sev— ing Rill. oral more stu<l>ni nurses could be * That removing •goods purchased used. Miss Elsie Ilins, who is ad- ▼ on contract is a very serious offence ing ns superinl* ndenl of tho hospi- ▲ will probably be firmly impressed tai, announced this w«*ek that any' u|k>ii Edwara Randall, who has number of students could be taken' ♦ gone lo jail for 00 (lays. Wltoif It U seldom dial an opportunity Randall left Hastings and went lo Grand fAMige Im failed to pay tho of this kind is opened to young la­ ’ balance of 821,50 which he owed the dies, as it gives I hem a chance to Godfrey clothing store for clothing learn a profession at very little ex­ | lie Imd purchased. Deputy Sheriff pense. Tho course which is covered in 1 l.ichly found llnndall in a imol । room and brought, him befory Jus­ three years, is a very thorough one. ! lice Cadwalladfi-, who imposed tine- While in training Hie students are 1 and costs amounting to 835.00. As given their room. Iswsrd nnd wash­ Randall was unable to raise the ings and are paid n salary which | cash, he took lhe tliays." would more, ll/an • pense of uniform- ai._ ....... ........... -BANNER AVANT ADV8. PAY^ in school they an* given excellent I raining. Addre*-'' are given each week by the medical staff of the hos­ pital, which includes the leading physicians of the city. The girls are given a (wo weeks’ . vacation each year with pay.—Adv. —Battle Creek News. To sow the Seed in that .Garden is near. PART TWO—PARES S TO IS. Garden Seeds Our line of Seeds is complete and fresh. Our ♦ ♦ prices are right. Get good seeds and have a little « ♦ garden of your own. Just let us show you what ♦ we have. « „ „t. - WUNDERLICH GROCERY J PHONE 83 y Jefferson Streel H1G1I TRY A BANNER WANT AD—THEY BRING RESULTS Hazel Hathaway visited penrll Reed on the River Hoad Sunday. The friends of Mrs. Grace Merrill remembered her with a nice polled plant last week. -Mrs. Merrill has been sick for the past two weeks, hut is slowly improving at present. Mrs. Taggerl and son Glen of I Shilltz spent Monday al his farm | here. . Mabel Marlin wa« unable, to nllend highschool last week on account of sickness. The ladies of the-Eart. Rutland W. C. T. U. met wilh Mr*. Nora Hall Indi j Thursday. Obituary. HOPKINS—Myrtle Irene Hopkins, infant daughter of Mr. nnd .Mrs. Will Hopkins, was Itbrn March 10. 1014. and passed to tho great beyond April (J, 1014. Like a little -----rose — •bud — * soft sli.' which unfolds Its » ... petals, ........... was given to the fond parents for a few short days and then went home torrent. . She has gone, our darling baby From this world of care and pain; She is resting now in heaven. Bui. our loss is her great gain. Rellable-Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Just be sure that you buy Foley’s Honey and-Tar Compound—tl is a reliable medicine for coughs, colds, croup, whooping coughs, bronchial and la grippe r.mghs. which are weakening to the system, it also gives .prompt and definite results for hoarseness tickling throat and stuffy wheezy breathing.—Arthur Mulholland—Adv. Z 4 Deliveries Daily ♦ Hastings, Mich. ♦ Let Us Wash for You While You Clean House! Mrs. Lady-of-the-Housi—won't t hat be a great saving of hard work for you at this time of year when you alrea dy- have your hands full? More than that, it saves all that extra clutlef and annoyance that comes with “wash' pi .p . i 4 ’ I ing” when the house cleaning is on. Better have us call and take.care of your El washing now until you are finished. / i( «’ I “WE WASH EVERYTHING EVERY OTHER DAY.” American Steam Laundry SHULTERS BROS , PROPS. Phone 243 Hastings. Mich. IQI �stings Banner ‘’Vim/<Jolumn.ite>*'1 word tor web COURT HOUSE HEWS ^^tlp.m — cximunus 1 Estate o| rd; report। t-iHitirmalli E.rialo ol ■plor. - «-r -i__ f). Chapman. drevnsE* of real estate Hied; H. J. »d C, P. Wrihoan *, . printer failed to mertfnn.it. bril I8lb. , Mrs. Harry Ritchie churtaiued the bl us J. F’eighner, dflCard of Thanka. 1c a gofW. ' . Hugh W, Fiiniiss, Haiiiiigs....'.. bf tub- of real estate poetry an J rwolattot* 8c Maude It. Hollon, Nashville ram was carried: ont after Ilb'd: contlrm Ion April 21st. Ir*. Alice Grant wa* re-eiectsd Estates of Willard, Mary and Merrill E. Lectkij. Dowling 1m.1L Post-Paid. •ObitwiM M 10 Mum or lesa will be Alice L. MacDonald. Middleville. Christinu Btr Hi. alleged im-ompel- d<nt; Mrs. Irwin Etidy, asai....... ranbe>1.00 published free; 5 cent* per line charg­ ••ni pcraonsg iring on putlliotirfor Mr*. Carroll Barnum, secretary; Mrs. Chin.’ O. Lewis. Nashvillew ranceSO ed for eaeh line abdte the 30 Hues. appnintmt-ut I guardian adjourned. Horace Curti*/cnlle«t<>r and treasurer. ) atJVanoe.. J5‘ I.Ila .McPeck. Castlcto.n Mr. and Mrs. William Mead. I Sotlcre of blrthw deaths or marE'tnti! of ; --— •'.iMncpce. de­ II>T1ON8 id Harry- James. Woodland ceased; ealaUi eln.-> <i against claims; took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mi Winifred Fentfcr. Woodland..... llnal account (lied; nsritmnMWt of es­ ■John Varney of the •’Hidgt.’’ No communication will b» publish­ Wm 11. Cole, Orangeville Jo*. WeMcnger wa* very sick a fc .39 late entered. Michigan. aa Meond cUu mat- ed under any circumstances unless 11 Edith M. Hedges, Orangeville.... days last week. bears the writers name and postoffice Miss Maude Bolton, formerly of this NORTHEAs r BARRY. address. ■ place,.but now,of Nashville, was mar­ Warranty Deeds. ADVERTISING RATES. The Easter exen'lse* ul lhe ried Saturday and i* paw living in Henry II. Jordan lo Frank !•'. Hil ­ JOB PRINTING. Display advertising rales on appli­ ■ IiiiitIi lhe fifth Witp well attended Hasting*. Congratulation*, ■ ' . bert, ill acres, sec. 23, Carlton. <I<K»2. cation. and were ve® interest mg.x Mr. and Mr*. Dorr Mead of Kala­ Chas. E. Howlnder lo Frank F. BualntM locals and reading noticea. •quipped Jul) offlcri In We*t#rn Mich­ There will b.. nnvelty social nt mazoo are visiting- his parents, Mr. On first page or among bravados, igan and la prepared to do any kind Hilbert, w Vi of sw ’■», see, 15, and. Mrs. Joseph Mead. •beJpiine of Altieri Hampton Friday cents a Tina. of book and Job printing. Woodland, W,.'IOO. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Oak*, of South Andrew E. Perk to Myrtle V. • •reniug, Apri| j;,for the benotll Woodland, arc now nice! ylocated in Sharpsleen, 80 aerrt*. sec. 3i, As­ of Hie Christian Endeavor. Every­ tlicif new home at the "Ridge." Mr*, THE REACTION HAS ALREADY BEGUN. one invited; • syria, >1 .im. ' Oakes ’ grandfather, David Grave*, will f’.brislian Ehdeavor next Sunday Chas. F. Baker to Almon U. Join's. reside with thent. • Signillcuni evidence was given last week of the inevitable reaction 10 acres, sec. 28. Baltimore, 81,000. ■■rening will be led by Miss Pearl Mis* Lilah McPeck and Charlie ■ Sarah ' Simmons to Saloina Pifer. that must sooner or laler overwhelm the dem(ji*rntie party because of Lewi* were married at Hasting* one Shields, I acres, Nashville. 8I4MI. Surpriso oarl le> -eyin Jo be in or ­ day la*t week. Congratulation*. Hie drastic "taEin'-for-revenue-only’' passed by the democr.iliereongress Joseph A. Henkes to 'John De- der of late, ymur-ri.iy .-v-nuuTApMr. and Mr*. Lewi* Hilton and underpressure from the While House, the result of which, il has seemed Kruif, lol 30, Mardeudocir ad, Hast ­ ril 2, was a aunui-i- in, )fiv young family bf Martin Corner* visited'their to us. must spell bu»incss depression .for this country. An election oc­ ings, 81.00. l""pl'‘ for Mr. nnd-''Mrs. Russell daughter. Mrs. Benjamin Landis, of Bion II. Beitliam tu-^GeO D. LauMolt. About thirty-live were pres­ Woodland. Sunday. curred Tuesday of last week in tin--Seventh tsmgressioiial district of the ent. A collect ion was taken for President's own stale. New Jersey. President Wilson gave his imtsouuI raiti. parcel, sec. 21, Hope. 81.00. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Brinkert, of BarAllen W. Fuller l/» Lloyd Vtdencndorseinenl lb the*democratic candidate. J J. O'Bynie. Leading «leyio-i (ine, lol, Parrott’s addilion. Wood­ Rood lime was tajoy. il by ail. ' ryvillc, visited. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Messenger Saturday and Sunday. i-ralic speakers from all over the land wejrt- sent into Hint district lo land. 880. ■ Friday evening. April 10th. alraul Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Mead, of East Frank Gallup M Fred Sceber. thirty neighbor* and friend* of Mrs. urge the. election of Mr. O’Byrne as an endorsement of the Pr«-si«lent and Castleton, visited his brother, William his policies^ The republican candidate. I». H. Drukker. made 1>is cam- lots y and IV, block (J, Eastern ud. L. E. Atnfrug'Burpii'i d her al her Mead, and family, Sunday. City, 81.000. homo, il Iming her birthday. Warm laign by strenuouriy opposing lhe Wilson-Underwood "taritT-for-reveGeo. A. Eddy to Clinton C. Trask, bismite and mapb' syrup Were serv­ nutMtnly** bill, and denouncing the President's course and that of his lol 3, Eddy’s Beach, Hope township. " MARTIN CORNERS., ed nt midniglH. Everyone had a A Junior Audubon Society. National parly in repealing the Panama canal lolls bill at the behest of Great 8150. good time. • Association Number 1868, has been or­ Geo. K. k’erguston to, John F. Ger­ Britain. Mr. Drukker won hy A MAJORITY LARGER THAN THE ENk Mildred flniilli and Leah Webster ganized in our school. Shirley Bar­ lier, 10 a. sec. 27, Baltimore,. $ I .tX). TIRE VOTE FOR HIS DEMOCRATIC OPPONENT, in a didrh-t which was were out of Hchool last week on ac­ num wa* elected president, and Mil­ 81.hO. carried by President Wilson wilh n good majority only two-years ago. I dred F’irster. secretary. The member* Liz"zie E. Stevens lo John. F. Ger­ count of sickness. Ed. Eldred is roofing a barn for I.. arc studying the habit* and character­ The drift whs also plainly discernible in Michigan, where the return ber, 40 a. sec. 27. Baltimore. ilt.OO. istic* of a few of Michigan’* most B. C. Swill to Geo. W. Bainl, lot E. Andrus. of Progressives to lhe republican party, and lhe slump in lhe democratic Nelson Pifer of Kalamazoo visiled common bird*, and are building many vote was quite evident, even in spring elections, where normally political 5, block to. Nashville, 84Mio. . bird house*. Jesse E. Warner to l-eou IL Stan­ Ins mother last week. Ah'ck Bolter, of Manistee county, i* lines are not drawn. The voters litis spring seemed intent to show their ton, V, acre. sec. 33. Baltimore. ,8100. Velma Armour is working for Mrs. visiting his brother, James Bolter, and political convictions. Christopher A. Merlau tn Myron • :bas. I.eichlilnvr. family. . ** ' Mrs. Ed. Eldred i- on lhe rick list. ..The cause of the reaction is not fur lo seek. The Wilson tariff Stuart, parcel, sec. 7, Prairievnie, Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Mead of Kala­ 8105. The woodbox caught lire behind mazoo is Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe program went altogether loo far in lhe direction of free trade, nnd has Emmanuel J. Tbmb tn Edward E. the stove al A. S. Huiinell's lust . enmprilod manufacturers nnd producers of economic goods to face j;on- and, Jos. F. Totiili, 40 acres, sec. 18, Thursday. IL caused •piile nn ex­ Mead for a few dayk _ Roland Harry returned last week ditions that have been such n shock In business as to bring loss of con- kPratrleville, 8500. / citement, bul was put oul before 'from Florida, where he has been tldcncc in lhe future, hesitation ami business depression. We do not have 1 Moses J. Badder In Frank Aspin- any serious damap was done. spending the winter. Bert Litts is Working the fourth lo go farther away than our own city to see tliat business is not wliat it all, lot 4, Hendershott Ad. Cily, Mr. and Mr*. Alonzo Hilton anti 81.00. . year fur Charles D'ielileitner, which daughter. Hazel, visited Mr. and Mr*. was in the manufacturing and industrial line; and railroad earning.*, FrwlE. Prenlice to Muses J. Bad­ speaks well for both the employer Orr Fisher Sunday. both freight and passenger, at the local station will show n falling off as der. lol 2. block 15, Striker ad. and employe. Friends and neighbor* gathered at compared wilh one year ago. Farmers ran already note some differences Hastings, 81JM). We. bnve very interesting prayer the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Oscar W. Struble to Lizzie Mun­ meetings every Wednesday evening Keagle Monday afternoon for a farein prices. They will see more when the full effect of free importations roe. I5o acres. Sec. i. Baltimore, nt the M. P. churcli, well surprise visit with them, as they Everydnv of competing products from oilier countries ahajl Im* exporicnceil. arc leaving us and moving to Hast‘welcorftc. * Mr. Wilson's tariff policy will have n fair lest this lime, because there Chas. Ui Mimi! el al lo Cornelius ing-. They were presented with a fine ran be no money panic now ns there was in 1893, when Mr. Cleveland at- — -....... ....... -.................... .......... — SOUTH BOIVNE. rocker -as a token of lhe neighbor*' , vv J4of <11 .... ----------- ----------------- -tempted lo apply the Wilson-German tariff-for-rovenuo-only bill. TheiW nw >i ®arr... ?;-?L-^L Max Keyser atb-nd- d I lie fun-ral love and esteem. A fine pot luck sup­ ! Clara E. Ilatlsom formerly business depression Illis country is experiencing right now would have.‘Adams W Edwin A. Day. ilk) acres, of liis grandmother m Caledonia, per was served, and all had a very I pleasant time. TlmrMlay. ■ brouglit with it n money panic bul for tin- Wilson currency bill. The. J,,.,.’. 5, Johnstown, SV.lXxi. Miss Edna Heav. it- of Clarksville.:• Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* Hilton and chilPresident fully understood that Hint wilh au inelastic currency system, such] surlij Hour Hear}- C. Warner lo Frank Fur­ assisting Mrs. W. JJIoiigh wilh Idrtn visited their daughter. Mrs. ns we hati. a money- panic would follow the change in economic cotidi-- j -■ sec. 35, Wuodlaqd, her housework. I Grice Landis, and family, of Wcwid' land, Sunday. 8. Pender attend' d !„ Neeb’s rais-. tion brought about by his tariff bill. That was why he whipped'his party j pliiHT L. Maier lo William Snore, ing Saturday. ’ into line, and forced ihe currency measure through congress. By that 20 acres, see. 13, Castleton; 81.375. DAYTON CORNERS. l.eon Roush and family. Hay Stahl I action In* forestalhil a money panic, bul nolliing that lie can <lo will i • Morgan Jones l<> Albert J. 8|ton- and wife ate their Easter dinner ■ Mr*. J. Law and children of Igtnsing prevent the inevitable, as it seems to us, business depression Hud will able. lots • and 7. block 3, Kenllvld's wilh Joseph Jack-sin and family land Mr*. Vera Fcighnet »f Nashville I visited several day* recently at E. [ndCity, 8l.m east of Clarksville. come to fanners. innnufnrlun*rs. laborers and mervlianli, Jiecaiise we John L. Young, per admr. to . Bornt |u Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Dem­ I Ackley’s. have handed over our markets to foreigners, and ------labor 1 Thomas Baker. [ G/avcr Pennington returned home -— • who*)* capital ---------------parcel see. I. ing- April 12th a m ii. the first of the week from a northern will be actively employed, and to whom lhe profits will go; while in Orangeville. 8110. trip and report* hi* sister. Mrs. Lulu soqie lines of industry there will he sliul-<kiwns and cessalipn of pro-I John L- Young, per adnir., to proud poKWfiMni-of a baby girl. Henry, improving in health. duction. due to cpmpelilion. which cannot Is*met if we an* to maintain I ^1*.'** 0L’rv», sec. 4, Ij-oii Roush ftti'l family 8|h*iiI E. J. Itascy and family spent Sunthe American systejii of high wages, aiKi.relativeiy higher standards of' ’■ ’> • w• Saturday ••vcuinttwilh Mrs. Roush’s1 dav at Frank Atthelmo's, near Nashparents tef c.larkav'llb-. Jfving. * ■ . • • I Laud Contract. A. fiackelor arm ‘family were Sun­ Mrs. Elba Ackley anil children vis­ If what Ahe BANNER mid all pniteeAoiiisls regard as inevitable. Adam G. Butler to Frank McCnr- day gtiexls of >fr. and Mrs. J. Rett- ited her uncle, H. Troxel and wife, at itl view of the Wilson tariff program, there must come a marked rec«*s- I ty. 62 acres, sec. 15, Johnstown, 83.Nashville, Monday. sion from the busy lhn<*s of (he past Id years. If protectionists are inis-, taken, mill if we call fully compete with the whole world on practically . all our farm products and a large part of our manufactured goods, then , , . " . .. t- 1 <or tarn lh*« 11 Carriage UceivMw. . am .Hie. uuo pwfack. .double. 6 we will have n demonstration of that proposition in the next few ><:ars. j 1’eraonally we have lioped that events might prove that the President’s Ella C Eggleston to Irving Lamp­ course was wise, for it is worse-Ihmi folly In retain proleclive duties Hint '•>11 el al. parcel. Middleville. 81.10. , are not ne«*»le«l. There’was ample ground for lowering some of lhe <»••<•- E. Ferguson to John F. Geli-! duties. Bul tn make such swooping change., ns President Wilson has, 2t‘* . . . , . . . . . ., . . . . . ..oau m <-ii)..*i ••• Menno weuger. . insisted must be main- in our tariffs tins to us unwise, and ns I pm-,...), W!r, ;j|; Castleton. $1 JXi. ImjjhuI to hrftig hapn to the country. “And it seem* to us as if .we can! Tom J. Norris tn Amanda Hough­ sea clearly the lH*guiniiig of an era of business depression due In the tailen, e'*a of sw see. 10/ BaltiMl, .. ».. v..-« II or 1.. Ul . Urtir |«.Hrx I.. Ihl. rounlr, "'X,n’l"jIlw|„.1|„ «, which lias never worked ^well. amt we believe cannot^. . , . . — That is the reason foythe repul»liran landslide in Hie 8ev< •uhg Hart to Timinas BakJeroey distrirl', and the oviilral drift to the repubiiean party in Michigan/] •’>’• l'an-,‘l. see. I, Orangeville. *1.0**.’ _____________________________________________________________________ Hom- Young lo 'Thomas N. Bierly.1 —---------------------------------- 5 arnfs. »ec. I. Orangeville. 8IJM4. " Au»tin Delong. Mr*. Shoup and • rL •> '*’ ,,ar.” MORGAN. Mr*. Higdon have .uflich ntly recov- ’ l'a,a -Marshall. 80 acres, sec. 17. rred to be out again, while F. Potts Mnph- 0MWC. 8IJ10. and Mr*. Carr are still under the doc- ’’••r’" !*‘ • Marshall to Loyd C. life for my sake shall find it." ; Marshall, ta acres, bee. L. MU|ffe There will be prayer meeting next itor's care. Friday evening al the parsonage; Walter Keagle, .... Sn".!., ». ih. NolmiEAST CABl.Tp.V illeton, 81.00. church Mead, and Sunday I „ ... 'nubrock in of Kul- ••• evening,by by Sophia tHe pallor. Tr, .r. V r Is making an extended visit »!'!! Vanl.rwklm ] I'rdmte Court Neus. Eriale of Peter Lcinuar, an allegvi*h wilh her uncle and aunt. Mr. and : . ' . Iiwnw.1.1 .1- '--1 ..... “fl'r, Mr*. Northrup. b''°- Hatch and I. N. IU iyiuv>iu .<• Mis* Lillian Mead wa* invited t<.1...................... tfuded the-good .roads meeting al , if'iyeri lo dinmisa potihou tiled by : Carllon Salur.i«y afloriu.uii l»'|o>"n'7‘: "r<l''r .I.-....-.inn ii.-Ulli.rl Mr*. Devine'* Thursday evening tn !«.. Au.lra Iwter »».nW■»«“““•“• »' cat warm sugar. She also attended the■ Literary at Nashville Friday, evening. I hS'. I'?:;. I!!. «< Martin BiMwin. d. cra.Mr*. Elgin Mead's grandfather diedI ju hl nl Bildllig la.-l 1 tteednv even..|ai|.|, 11,.,-ini and allowed at Hillsdale tb/s week. . • I ■Uur K-lal- .rf w,allb1 l> an Mr*. James Brinkert’* father and ’ ". 11: 1 I alleged iiirompi-teiit-|K?n*ou; order mother of Ot>ego are visiting tftrtri. Frank Allerding nml wife attend-1 apmnting P. Sprague as guardian • Glenn Hornsby, who is .•topping, ' ed Easier services al Haftmgs Sun.-ui.T.-d; bond tiled nnd entered. w ilh his mother at Lee Campbell-, is ----------------------- i ii ’ , ! Estate Eetale of of Jlefen M. Dayton, Dayton. de-1 <leslowly recovering from a lotig pull of '*'"• '*-* , „ -Ileten M. mu A. E. Pnl-| typhoid fever with its complications. I Sludt and fainilyvisiled faimlyreisiled j ceased; censed; x»nl> x»nl«-rr appoint appointing Itat- [i \Vc arc glad to report that little: their parents. Win. Brooks nml -foil a- tufiniiiirirator entered; claim- [ Ollie Pence seem* much better at this j family, of Campbell, Sunday. ■ ■ before i to •be he.ini court August 10. *njing. . I Mi- FMna Sta»h-| w.-ul ro wZZ 1 E-lale of Robert Morris, deceased; ■ T-.T-.7.. ........... morning n..,™.,..- .to ........ ..¥ r** Sarah Bailey of Nashville vis- land Monday begin u-r her "''l-r a|,|.,lnlll>( Krr.1 m-lililiu lul-ll n..l with .nl. Mr. and Mr*. Mr,. L. U E. h. Mudge Mudrrr!! .'jintm-r s work wnrk for Mrs. Mn. C. S. Me-। Mr-.ri.drr.lnd..r .-d '-r.-d. .............. itcd from Friday till Monday. : Inlyre. - l--inle of William 1-. Hicks, <!•■-! The I.. A. S. of the North Evan-1 ' recased; pctitiou for appointing ad-| nelkal church met with Mrs. Sam; tirtllliY i ministrator tiled; hearing May ilh.' Mai shall Ihunday. Proceeds. $4.00. f ’ Petition for ;ip|M)iiiliiig special nd-d Last w eek Mrs. Joseph Golden had . *■*'* k*1"’ ‘'L. Hnslmg' niimslt alor iilmi; order appointing J qu.te » serious attack of pneumonia luttulay with Mrs. II. II. (-us- |j„||„ IH1.kl( ll8 odminiriral<>n Thursday the Morgan Birthday |Jeltcn. ‘ nx vnp.n.d < Sowing Circle met with Mr*. Mamie - Mrs. Mary Cowles of Haslings mid I Eriale of Jonah B. llas-y. deceas-| ... , . , . i Mrs. iRdln tM-hcidt of Nariivill«’h;d; pelilion for appointing tidmhiMr*. James Miller of Battle Creek i»| spent Wodm-sduy mid I hur.sduy u!, jslrab.r nh-d; order for hearing -Muy i visiting her daughter, Mr*. Sophie Qum.’s, < |Hili entered. * . ! ’ Wrn N and H H n.-in^ I.-..7 Dr U'liiipniuii l-uiipiium was called SatiirSatnr. ' br Mltih- o> Elixnbolh McCurtuey, H Wm.some N. and. have, ‘‘••■• made uf th R.^fin H.t Devine mlX Jnparl• V “ Mr*. Juill.W M. lulyr. d.-e-aMsl: n ft yr npimilliflg • > «- - *■--•wj-nwHl- p.-lili» ■..•lilinn 1C Of the m.,.t delkX maple *,MJ’J*'With nil attack ofju.-i or nl.,„and *p.wtal , w ,..x..rjl administrator] and Millie of the mwt delicious maple Iu grippe. ’ *■ tiled:, order appointing Hulda J. vyrtlp that we have •ampled in many a llev. Yost gave a thio Easliti* ud- • Hawk* us i-.mvial udmitiinlralrix cnir. _and ______ Mr*.__________ Hixddhie__ were caller* 11’T/5 **1.......... ‘ “ ".' " ll ‘.-.“iw'Stiudtiy.i.lcrj-jl. ; ■r"and"Mri school will te Is-- ial IO::U» a.' k-late of Thomas II. Allen, de­ llr. ami Mn. 'lames Jame* McgJPs Mead's Satirr-1 Sator-1 »c kh>I wtl afternoon ’ ’ ' ' 1 m in next iin*! Sunday April IVth. All are<cruoi-d: petition for Ihiemm to sell, «d a m-od sermon Sunday mlay morning | Invlbti. invli<-d. real eMal>- lil-d: hearing May 1st. one hungry, soul at the altar-got | Mt.ss Amber Cruso left, last Frirelate of Andr*»u I. Stokoo, de—2-dar for Ann Arlior wlu-re aln- hii- l eaned: iteliiion for iicenst* lo sell (•■nxl Hip Nunw-« (raining whool at n-al ••rial.- HUri; hearing May 8th. I niv<*r*|ly H»>q>iial . E«tat- <•( D.nni Mjreljalt. i|«q:«*ii»-} ■ F.llxworth Smith pml (••■urge Scull . •■•!; llnal receipt* aigrrequwf to i|hbeen -■•old their potatoes to Jitjlir* Howard j charge tiled; discharge iMueil lo Er-Jj . for I who alupiiul the xaine Iron* tliiy; u»-*l •’. Marslinll a.- adminlxlralor. ; '•a.IMV— . ! E.UU ol W.llim U. Fl.her, MU. <P«rn Fov JI "ill. .hi. vision lens—they do not make you: look ggtid. which is tho objection souiu people liavo lo ordinity scale bifocles. Are strictly sanitary, ance from no annoy­ loosening seal*. These liMWea do ml lined wilh our fkill and ^cars of experi­ ence in fitting and adjusliug will give you Lhe very best (Lal can be had In glasses. Utau t» llu (Itar Krjfttk ktlUi Pike & Damon Jewelers Phone 281 Opticians BANFIELD GLEANER NOTES. BARRYV1LLE. The Aid Friday at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Mudge, wa* largely attend­ ed. Proceeds, 85.10. The Easter exerciic* conducted by the young people Sunday were very nicely carried out. The *inging ami •peaking were extra good. The church wa* prettily trimmed in green and white and with plants and Howers. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer and daughter, and Mis* Eva Dcmarav, of Jackson, spent from Saturday till Tuesday, the guest* of their-father and mother, Mr. and Mr» Ben Dcinaray. Barium Change In Cedar Creek. Mary Hayman was called to Dowa­ E. II. Campbell, who has been conduel ing a general store al Cedar giac Saturday to see her »i*ter, Mrs. Creek tim ing the hist two years. Iiag sold a half interest lo his brother. Mr*. Bailey, of . Nuhville, spent A. I., Campbell .who will conduct lhe from Thursday until .Monday at the shire. E. II. Campbell will move up­ home of Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Mudge. on his farm northeast of Cedar Creek. -BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY— The regular meeting of the Gleaners will be held Saturday evening,'April 18. An Easter supper will be served to the Gleaners and their families. E6ch family i> requested to bring one dozen eggs. ’The program follows: Song by the Ladies* Quartette; Easter greetings, llev. Brooks; paper. Miss' Crites; song by the gentlemen quartette. . Come and join the Gleaners. If you arc not a Gleaner you ought to be. OLD FOLKS FIND NEW REMEDY RELIEVES ALL KIDNEY AND BLADDER , D.. . D , . " »C ram» Away, WR.rL.^k. Relieves Backache and Rl.A. Blad­ der Disorders After A Taken from the blood ud drive it out of the system. It matters not how old yon are or how long you have suffered, Croxone is so prepared that it i* practically impossible to take it into the human system without results. You will find it different from all other remedies. There is nothing else on earth like it. It Hart* to work immediately, ud more than a few dosec. arc sei- dom required to relieve even the most chronic, obstinate case*. It is the most wonderful remedy ever mrdc for restoring the lifeless organs to health and strength and ridding the system of every particle of uric acid, and you can take it with the utmost confidence that nothing on earth will io quickly cure such condition*. You can obtain u original - pack­ age of Croxone at trifling cost from Sleep disturbing bladder Weak­ nesses, backache, rheumatism, and the many other kindred ailments which so commonly come with declin­ ing years, need no longer be a source of dread and misery to those who are past the middle age of life. The new diicovery, Croxone, over­ comes all such disorders because it re­ move* the very Cause of the trouble. It soaks right into the kidneys, through the walls and linings; deans out tne little filtering gland* and cells, and gives the ki^Bys new strength to do their v.orl^B^fccrly. It neutralizes and dissoN^^A poisonous uric acid substancejrMMlodjte in the joint* and mM^IWWl|wl»g rheumatism; and filter and sift the purchase price tf Croxone »houl4 oot WWl®?ous wa*te matter fail u> a single case, A Spring Time of Saving Means A Winter Time of Plenty Very likely there has not been a time during the past 25 years when, owing to the social conditions, it has been more difficult for the average young man or young woman, or even the middle aged people, to save money and lay aside a few dollars in our sav­ ings department than af the present time. All I manner of occasions and requirements arise and prevail to draw from the weekly dr monthly income. Exirapaganco in dress an<l excess in social I fuqctionsjge causing many a young mgn and young woman to let, t all theif - and come every weeft, not on buying on credit so ore they get thqgy- ’" ‘ their sa Don’t follow that track! Buy moderately in clothes. Peny yourself some of the social functions you think you should attend I, Save a little of your ’ salary EVERY WEEK and start a savings account . with us. If you practice saving in the Springtime of your life and make regular deposits with us where you know your money is safe and drawing you 3 per cent interest compounded semi-annually, you will have plenty for your comfort when the winter-time of your .life comes.. Think it over young man, and young woman, and then come to us I ' -’.43gfea' Hastings City Bank The Bank That Does Things For You Hastings, Michigan. �mid are mH>)»tnd ■.... \V.* f.*.*d Hi" I Poultry (/Hants very y«uug ob«'B >■•11..i ■■ns. (Ii.-n chick f.HHl, mid 4 <>iy I fad! r,f |iron, Rate# for Advertising in this short*, corn nnrtl and’li<s-r scrap, gradually leading up In wh<i|.‘* grain. Column are 1 cent per word Ayr k<*«‘|» grit, cli iri-o.l and fre*b each week and no adv. wal.tr Ixtforo (hum :‘>l tlo* limr. We will be run for less than 15 are using Mandy L<-.- imsMtcrs. Any cents. chicks which Ii*1' <>'.*r live wreks do "<i' ।l i.i iiMirn ludch <>f j tin llm*. mu*, Oul uui of ■ ------------ i 155 chit-kens I hen* are now living! Single Comb Black Minorca^ andil 25 imd they are ar<* n--i n .i-n-i. ifi-> .. dying I Single Comh llliode Island Reds. I .. ...n (1, cause| Eggs for hutching. -I rents each or*| ------‘'. >• . 4lag If — you can (,.|| ti ll IB1 to.-. || Ih<* and a reitP'ily fnr this trouble please 83.50 per !(M». from pure bred ’ slock. Henry Smith. llrsl house ’ do so ns .Mum a-* m^lblb in i*iicast of (Jar Seal factory. Phone; i-hwuNl t«»vt.,|niM’ h" 1 Imvt! anol her hiildi n wi*ck old-iu»w. Con the 304 II.tf cause Im’ ln»bret*<liiig.' Also feed For Sale—Yearling Bronze hirkcyjC sprouted ants f<T green fowl, ono gobbler. two hens. Alice Vmtrs I nil). I>. W. |„ ■ Grant, Woodland, Mich. if From your Iclh r ybur rliiitkR lutvtt no ailment Ilia! chicks lire' Tilts department It (ptended to give heir lo-lhey only jusl.die. Iler- For Sale—S. C. Moltled Ancona eggs for hatching. *1JMI for 15, 85JM •mr milwribcni riio br-u and tniMt re­ Imps your hrooth i- :nv kepi ton liable Information wo can obtain on warm. ’L’Atui will lake ihe life out per IGO. Inquire of Mm. Alvati I). ..r >1...... ' I ........ .il..... Miller. Phono. ■*) 3R. Woodland. (dined lo In'lievu iii-lu>*<diiig is the Mich. if catiM*. That Weal.-in Un* c.mslituutc In'thto department wlh*n they tiou, ami the lillle b-llnws can't Iloimie. Him* Barred- Plymouth <t»o morn information nn any subj si ami very much. I would suggest Kock*. Prize-. Winners. Grand Rapids, Jackson, ifkslitig* nnd that, you inlrmhh'e mhik* new blood lino your flock. into mw.K. It u i- not mu. iim t«w>> late line .wih'k-mt -iiowii. .-»« gooti inyvrw . Ix*ghariis As (Uipons. imw, as tlic season i' hid In-ginning. 1/ as exist in tho breed. Eggs from The L'ghbrns, which usually farm range flock, wilh conditions' weigh two or three pounds,' when ideal for high per cent of fertility; Cork Has Injured Rqpk'. ready for market, may_glIain to to $1.00 per 15, $■_'.'<<) per 50, *5.iai per "What was wrong with a one Phom 385 M. W. HicRs Hittings, Mich. it pound# as ejlpbiis. Tti«* price too, wrapped and packed in hasyear old male bird Hial'waike<l as if roaches ns high ns 25 cents per. k«U. In-go safely any distance.' CORNER PARK AND WADNUT STS. pound,, while the average would Ih* h«* was hurt in Im i.: wa* sick two weeks; ale hearliij mild two days delivered nt lhe farm. G. A j 'JI cents. This means more than r.' 'before lie (Med; afler d*ilh Ilis per head for th«*se sundus rockerBauniganlm-r. Irving. Mich- Cili-i comb liirm’il hlofk? ' el#. lad every farmer get this for gens I'houe, Hastings. 3-wks The bin! may have had his hark his roosters. injured in some way. As In that I For Sale—Eggs, from I hr famous i , It will not, cost more tn raise a couldn't say wilhmii knowing about Youngs strain S C. Wltilc L>*gcapon than a pullet: it-.will -cost honis. 50 cents for 15. Phom* 281- i twice as mncli to feed a rooster ns the coudiiious uml-c which lie was kept, anil thp pos-iliiliims of acci­ 2 rings; Wui. H. Mishler, Route I a hen. .Therefore, $5u .will fatten One of lhe secreta of having GOOD MRATS to offer the •i .' i r1 ihe 3(10 cockerelh nicely, which will dents to him. An apiiaroni InmeCblic i» in the Baying. There are all aorta of cattle to be tiess in tho hlick might also be due leave a elemi prollt of <335, if-wo light, for inaUnce, at all aorta of pricea. It ia poaaible to For Sale—Sellings nf thick eggs, i |>ay nursvlves for the limo ami can*, to kidney.trouble <>r ti> di'Onscd or­ buy Scrawny Beef at low pricea, and to aril it comparatively Phom* i3l-'J long 2 short. E. l'.| gans of generation. cheap, nut it will be tough, will have more waste, and not allowing <25 for this. IL will take Nichols. l-wk be so nourishing. The Beal Beef Coata More, and ia Worth about nine moiiths from hatching More. At thia market yoa get the beat our money can buy lo prepnrA thorn for market. Isn't For Sole—Eggs for hatching from in thia county. We decline to buy inferior animals at any Wfl n month pretty good prollt from "Would you ntihidfr il sufAmerican. Slantlard fawn ami price. We can always assure you First Class Meats, at capon#? I should say so. flrieiit-sun fur young chirks, from white Indian Runner Ducks. Crys­ RKABONADLE PRICES. ’ । early morning until mn>n. through tal while egg strain. Also high the summer month.*? Tin* spot is Time In Market Canons. scoring il. C. Rhode Island Reds. dry, lint no nfl.'rn'Hiii sun." — L. II. Capons arc placed on the market AU eggs $1 -W1 per setting. Coy G. Ehickeii# Hint caii gei *uu for half when other hints are all sold off as, Brumm. Nashville, Mich- R. F. D. ■friers and nn* the market ilondersi the day will nol suffer for lack of ■ Carrier No. 5. ■ flwks PInm 162 TIM Mm? Markit Mm Hailing#, Mich. earlier in the seqson. This insures sunlight if deprived of it tho other a high price. Camms sold any lime। half, hut the iiinount nf sfm dosirHabeas Corpus. I from Christinas till March will nlito at any time depends upon lhe Habeas corpus Is a writ directed to bring a good price, ns hens are lay­ temperature mid the veniilalioii. A Cure* of Luxury. ADDITION TO HIS -EFFICIENCY ing during these mouths, anil no one। poultry ytml in a city partly sur­ * person detaining another nnd com­ The moat judicious historians, the I rouitded* by- building- which ob­ manding him to produce the body of Dost learned philosophers, and tho just try n few capons this year, mulI struct ventilation. Imd gelling the tho prisoner to do. submit to and re­ protoundest politicians, all lay it down you will be ju«t as pleased with sun all imirning. might be dreidedly ceive whatsoever the court or judge Remember That His Personality tim-oinrorlable in the mornings in issuing tho writ shall decree, it la as acertaln Indispensable maxim, that . ihe result. It will serve lo swell Counts for Much. . lhe yearly proills up lo the (foinl. *uinrtier. It is desiraide always that applicable In all cases in which a per­ wherever luxury prevails. It neve: you desire I hem, and wlU give one’ th" bird# have oree*s In shade at son in custody claims to bo illegally falls to destroy the most Aourishlny "He's really very agreeable outside states and kingdoms; and the expert- [ more good reason why poultry is detained or wrongfully refused ball, I of business hours." How often we hear or wishes to be removed from ono ence of all ages, and all nations, does.| this remark" about a certain typo of really profitable on the farm. ' Skin Disease. court to another. but too clearly demonstrate the truth1 , man at tho head of a large enterprise. Calendar For March. I have n lol of chickens that are of this maxim.—Charles.Rollin:' He Is the man whose ofAce demeanor Eash year the number of March losing their feathers around their Automobile Man Dines. ' is characterized by the coldness of a halrhek increases, The bulk .of necks, Can you tell nu- whal It is "Walter, 1 don't want hla chceae.*,j i snowball and tho indifference of a lhesiufnrc made .with incubators. and what can !••• done to cure “Anything wrong, air?" “It's too old, ■ ,| stone. Can* should be taken tlint broody Haven't you. gdt any ot the 1913 singly quartered in -a Chickens have a disease like scro•In his desire to become efficient and hens nre i....... men ■usii shall cumo come together togi-iuer ■imply simply auu and .. ----- — moMr-Voater, Buuinu purely for the benefit of mankind. It moke every one about him the samo| iniilduig Dial is free from ilrafls. ii *r« around the I,f is caused1 will he a power such as the world baa ho W««" *vcrr bl1 ot human feel-1J1'*” MW drMBM or.--M.Hb.. Ar»ol4 in. o« ot M. -1U> u. .ul, JII » I Mir ...... . .1 1' -I; >y a •'mall mile wlueli burrows in- NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C, White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. - Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Agent for Cyphers’ Incubators and Brooders. BUYING RIGHT . , WARRANTS United Light and Railways Co. Howe Snow Corrlzar and Bortles I Beware of Ointments for. Catarrh That Contain Mercury ■tn when enlcrlnr it thrr.'jeh surfacm. Buch articles should nevar bo uac<l rxcept on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as tho damaco they will do-to ten fold to tho good you can possibly dsrivo from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure ba auro you ret !!■<• scnu. ine. It fa taken Internally and mads in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. Te»Umonlala free. DR. C. D. OWENS The man who subordinates his per­ sonality to his position is tho man who lets his position run him und who Is a DENTIST jobholder before be Ira man. A pitia­ Will bn at Hasting# Wednesday. ble state. Indued, for anybody to And April 22nd, nnd each * Wednemlny himself In. Being a man with a per­ I hereafter al same office In Steb­ sonality as well as an executive with bins' Block, Hastings. a high degree of efficiency la an ideal . Respectfully, Dr. C. D. Owens. D. D. 8. which every business man mlgbt well hold before himself, inside of business hours or otherwise.—Milwaukee Jour­ nal. BEST QUALITY JAPAN TEA FANNIN6S15 Cts. par lb. Oil Drives Out Coal. On account of tho largo production of petroleum (n California, and Ils u«t Hero is a chance (o gel the best tea for fuel, coal mining has practically grown al lhe lowest price, only 15 ceased In that state. According to tho United States geological survey, the cents per pound. Try n pound. production of coal In tho last two years has boon only 10,747 tons la till, and W.97B tons In 1913. Thu pro­ duction of petroleum iu California in Jefferson St. 1912 was 86,450,767 barrels, of which Mich. Hastings, used directly for fuel. Largo quanU- The Coffee Ranch HE8ISTERE0 PERCHEROH STHLtlOl ORPHAN BOY - No. Description—Orphan Boy is regis­ tered in the Peroheron stud Book of America, ami hi# recorded number is 2*4583. Color, gray, weight 1910 l>ounds. Pedigree—Foaled June L 1891. bred ami owned by Homer L. Adgate of Ionia, Michigan. Got by Epis D’Or 65H) (8454), he by Confident :»47 (397), he by Brilliant 1271 (755), ho hy Brilliant 1899 (75fl). he by Coco Il (711). ho by Vieux Chaslin (713), lip by Coco (713), he hy Mignon (715), he by Jean-hi-Blauc (7391. Terms—Tn insure a mare wilh standing colt 810,00; Single Service MX10. ■ Parties disposing of mares be­ fore foaling time will be held re­ sponsible for nervier. All act Munis at risk of owner* of mares.; Mares must be,returned aa instructed. At Sid Tinkler's, 2 miles west and % mile south of Lacey, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Other appointments by phone. coal for gas making, and on the em­ ulate of 3ft barrels of petroleum being equivalent to one ton of ordinary bituminous coal, it is probable that from 14,000,000 to 15,000,000 tons of coal would be required to perform In California the service now rendered by petroleum In the production of heat, light and power. There is still, how­ ever, some demand for coal in Califor­ nia, particularly for domestic use and for tho bunker trado al San Francisco, but this is almost exclusively supplied t>r coal from other states or from Exception to the Rule. Countryman (at the National Gal­ lery)—"Why, them's tho very same pictures I saw hero the day before yesterday!" Attendant (dryly)— "Quito likely." Countryman—"Thon that clerk at the hotel ta un awful lair. Ho told mo that tho pictures was changed daily tn all th (J leadin' picture houses." Remember MYRON EMMONS, Prop.|brings best our results- ------Want Column best remedy is !<• hihmi' their head*! will) caijK>lnl«*d w-< line or an nint-» monl of sulphur^ lanl and iurpon-: id clean -title. 'I -----would rieaii off off a* as much mud of] tin* loose, aentj uiidier ns possibk*,' ami then apply thi* oluUnmil. Two] nol receive stillli i.-nt ImaJ, mid the or three npplii'iiimiw should lu* suf­ hatch is very apt io be poor in ficient. consequence , That Explains. After lhe chicks are hatched they • should In* kept imlams for two “I have a dag. mid n hen whirl) weeks, ns sudden changes <»f weath­ an? fart fri.....I*. Isift that queer?” er will chill nnd slum them. After they are two weeks old lhe weather ural nflliiil: will nol lie So severe nml.. be-tidi-A, the chirks will he stronger and bet­ “I believe yo-.n- hen nnd your dog arc ImiIIi setters." tor «ble lo stand the t*x(>OSurc. double profeelion. March selfings should not contnin more,than eleven eggs. so that can fully, cover them. minilH-r. The Um-slion of ('.lose Dropping Boards, I believe in tho use of dropping hoards close umlernealh the hens. I made the parches of '-'x3‘s set flat­ wise on '.’xi's that rested on tlteir edges direrjiy on the drooping Imartls. • .-The perches.■wiire made info a frame work that was fastened to lhe hack wnll of Hut house-by large strap hinges at I Im rear end of each of the 2 x 4’tr. Every morning, after the. nlrda come off lhe roost, lhe perches me hung up against the back wall by largo strong honks, nml the drap­ ing boards are carefully acraped and cleanly swept. At no time of Hie day are tho perches allowed lo remain down, as al night. My birds often, enjoy Hie clean board «|>nce us a kihd of porch or hmk-out over the yards, where they may sit dur­ ing the day. I am convinced they* must realize -that is is a perfectly dean place, and they occupy it by preference. Every month, ami sometimes oftener, all the perches, dropping boards, walla, ceiling and nesting compartments‘are carefully paintdd with a mixture of cnlde carbolic acid and kerosene 'one port of the former to tt^o parts of the latter.) This solution, is applied with a four inch paint-brush ami great care is taken lo gel the paint into every crevice and corner. By such a treatment of lhe pereli and drop­ ping-board Hystem there is never any offensive odor about the roost­ ing places. The birds cit on these liercnes about six inches above the dropping board, nnd I have never seen any kind of sickness among them. I have never seen n mitt* about the place; and lhe slight odor of carbolic acid that arises from the fixtures underneath the birds, helps to keep the lice reduced to a minimum. .Dear Sir:—I .am a subscriber to the Hastings Banner nnjd if you can give me any information on lhe fol­ lowing question I will bo very thankful. , I am raising White Leghorns and having very poor luck with lhe chicks. My chicks' seem healthy and lively until they are four weeks old. and then they begin dying. They seem to gel droopy and soon Tall over nnd die. Tlm biggest part die at night, but also lose some in the daytime. We- have cut them open Carlton, 3-30. 1911. Dear Sir: 1 Jiavc a younc flock of hens, the Inst couple <d weeks I noticed two I of them Imv- red looking eyes. They swell slnil nml go blind, will you tell nn- wlint to do for it. mid also what is Un* 'disease,' if so you may answ.-r itimugh lhe Hastings Haiiner. Wilh kind regard. I should riiv your hens had the roup. I would lake aomo Gennoxom* ami follmy direct ions nnd 11 think you ran -lop it. They must sit in a draft nt night, I should' think lo caii-e il. BOWENS MILLS. Mr. hnd Mrs.* Kugfene Davis nml sons spout 'Easier Sunday wilh Mr. — n.l Mr.«. , Win. tl*... Holley. H..II..,, ■• nnd Dale llnine* ami alater Miss PrltielcDf Plainwell are Hpemliiig a few days wilh old friends here. Mr. ami Mrs. Bert Briggs nnd Hi­ lle daughlvr i-penl Easter Sunday with Mrs. Bi leg-*'parents in Middle­ ville. There will be a dance nl tho Grange hall s .lmday evening April 25. All are cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. Burdett Briggs en­ tertained Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. Sonjiha and Miss C lirna. Mr. nnd Mrs. Willia/Streets mid children. Mr. and Mrs. Claud** Willson and lillle son nnd Mr. and Mra. Gladeon Briggs and dam-’hb-r to Easier dinner, Sun­ day. The Indies Aid Society of lh>County Line M. K church met with Mr. mid Mrs. Meyers, Wednesday. Eli Holes <d Hasting# spent Eas­ ter Sunday witli hi#, parents Mr. ami Mrs. J. B. Holea. Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl West are lhe firoud parent* <>f a fine boy. born Easter, Congratula Congratiila-­ o them on Eaaler. tions. .. Why? "But don't you want to give mo a klas. Mauotlta?" "No, not My grand­ father rays you've got the tongue of a viperl"—Blanco y Negro (Madrid). Origin of "Hoosier." It Is generally believed that tho word "Hoosier" Is of southern origin, at first applied to any uncouth person from the west, but It was Anally Io­ adopted ns a badge of distinction. -BANNER WtNT AIWB. PAY.- Michigan Trust Bldg. Our ability to please our trade wilh our Foods is the basis of our success. Do not lose sight of the fact, because it is all important to you. We never -do forget it. Veal Loaf, delicious for sandwiches, A Good Grade Coffee, Our Argo Staych « packages for--------Kvapotnte.'. Cranberries, per package New Maple Sugar, per lb. ---------- —-----------30 lbs H. 8t E Granulated Sugar, for.......... ....... Fresh Lettuce, Radishes, Green Onions. I™", E. C. Russ 6 Son Grocer- Advertise Your Wants in the BANNER for Best Results. BESSMER BROS. ordinate# and become# a part of n working ayatom. a# dehumanized oa his filing ayatum or hla adding ma­ chine or the typewriter which hla stenographer nmntpnlatoa. Dtfrlng of­ fice hours he la a machine which dic­ tates luttara. looks over reports and develops efficiency. But—"ne'a really very ugrecublo outaido .of bualncah hours." • Thia man needa to know that, hla ability bring efficient, ha become a more efficient "ha bo becomes more hu­ man, just aa a machine la more effi­ cient tho more machtnollko il be­ comes. Ho needs to learn that the nian at tho head of a big concern must have personality if ho la to bold his business together, and that per­ sonality Is a good thing to keep on top. Railwaya Co. PLUMBING <9 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING If vou have anv work in ihe above lines I shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices as low as I^can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells. Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. CHAS. DENE.AU, MICHIGAN. DELTON, ■ ------ --------------------- "" — ■ ., , FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. The Imported Percheron Stallion DOMINO No. 45879 (83783) Will make the season of 1914 as follows: SATURDAYS—At Freeman’s Livery Barn, Nashville. OTHER DAYS—At our barns on the J. R. Barnum farm 1 1-2 miles east of Coats Grove. Domino is well and favorably known as the Jasper Deed's horse. He is of correct Percheron^ype, good bone, weighs nearly 1900 and is perfectly sound. He has good action either walking or trotting. His color is beauti­ ful dapple gray. > • TERMS $15 for standing colt. Owners parting with mares will be held for service fee. Mares bred at owner’s risk. ) ARNUM WOODLAND PHONE ROS Owners and 4 V Coats Grove, Mich. , �R THAN WATER SHE DR. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDiCAL DISCOVERY Dg. ra*CE*S GREAT 1008 PAGE lilt STRATED COMMON SENSE MEDICAL Avnm WILLBESENT BUffl.'CLOTll BOUND FOR 11 ONE-CENT STAMPS. eoxrtcil Proceedings OFFICIAL CH, GHinrll mH in IHUl.r I erect inn of any fence for a dec? en................ property, nml ear-, Mostly prhtion your honorable body | to remove I lie fence now in said wylion of the city park Ih* received I ““;L,?SS.y-TlJ."nlin»n liml |«-ll- Disbursements. Transferred lo Ini.* and Hmkihg < 800 00 IOTES Tplal .................................... 800 00 Cash in Fund Mar. 2. 1914..9 ' 1200 Paving Fund Receipts. Bonds Sold, Jefferson and Green Streets 914850 00 Interest on Bonds Jeffrroraon and Green Streets 839 66 lx>an 5000 00 Collected on JetTcrson nnd Green Streets 12055 90 Paul Towi school one i English .\l their JEngllg Miss Dav High School High School (ieomclry solving of e Ii School. M. A. C. visited ►nearly completed irature Text. 14. from Central roil, visited lhe njoying the 'abM-nt lhe Ural of last,-—__pou,,, „ illness jouijt Aof 932715 56 Ji'adceM"- Htokl,» l,,r Total DLsbiirKcmcnts. Orders paid 930042 41 Transferred to General St Transferred to Contingent Transferred to Interest Sinking 1533 12 Hal SincleiB and Harold Spath 585 00 haw been compelled to leave school 585 0U lo lead a strenuous life mi the farm. Miss Beatrice IJarrollu r.* 13 and friends Mins Kathryn Waanick. from Ypsilanti visitmi us Iasi Tues­ Total 932745 56 day. Interest Kinking. Privileges never w<*re so proclou* ’ Receipts. as to the preaonl senior class, and (’.ash received 9 7025 51 are fully worth the cost of all lhew Transfd from Paving Fd. 1533-12 years of wailing. . Earl Waite, a stUdi-nt "f I’, of .M.. Total .......9 8558 63 visited u* Monday of last week. Disbursements. Much onthusiaain prevails on lhe Over-draft Mar. 10. 1913...9 131 19 part of; the bast ball candidate* and Order* paid 7201 66 the prospect.* ar® good for splendid Outstanding 30 00 worlcthis spring. Mr. Worrell will Red by Thu GIum Creek G has lieen secured for county grange meeting al CtutriOllu June f3lh. Where hi there another Grange, in Michigan with a band like Gias* Creek hast At the ClMkriolte meeting of Bar'ry, Eaton mlti Gallmuu counties diaries L. Gardiner of Manchester,' N. IL will be ihe speaker. Mr.1 : Gardiner is lhe High Priest nf, Demeter, th" highest officer in lhe , National Grange and every meinis-r, of the order in Barry County should bo there to hear him. Star Grange received four applicnliona for membership'al their last mooting, oti Saturday April 18 there will be initiation in lhe third nnd fourth degree^, followed by n hampict. All members nml candi­ date* are cordially invited lo bo present. ■ The iniportmice of spraying nl this lime of llie year has mode II yecessary to compile a calendar for spraying. .This is in an abbreviated form: hut will give nil the informa­ tion'iTeceMary for the fruit raised in this county. We are indebted to A. N. Brown of Grand Hiipid-*r Mich, for the for­ mulas nnd instructions given. Mr. Brown is a fniit grower of nation­ wide reputation nnd then* I* no better authority on trees and spray­ . fflUI, jr, member giving a relating lo n cow. Hreitnlion—Carrie McDonald. '■Which id More Profitable. Mak­ ing Butler at Homo, or Soiling Cream at a Creamery? (J) MakJng Buller, by Mra Chriaty. 2() Belling Cream by Herl Archarl. “Carn, of Cream to lie Sent to a Creamery." a ten minute* paper by Brother Christ. .Diitruraion, led byTWr.a. Narrht. Reading, • “The Discontented Farmer"—by Lecturer. - . Music by Miss Christy, fnlloWod by march and |>enhy collection. Neil ly Groat, Lecturer. SOUTHWEST CASTLETON. Frank Price is .hiving a largo ainounl of logs sowed into lumber at his place. Mrs. Flory I* visiting hcr son in Nashville. Mrs. Sarah Good of NoshviUo vis­ iled hcr daughter. Mrs. Albert Mc­ Clelland and family over Sunday. David McClelland and family nnd Charlotte Hyde of Barryvilb*. spent Sunday evening nl Albert McClel­ land's. irvUIM hi Elmdniu Von Order is under the care of Dr. Miller of Freeport. M,r; Mrt- Elm®* Mniaihan vis­ ited in Freeport Saturday and Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrn. Alvin Bergy visiled their wm Alvm of Bownc, Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. brio Yeiter spent* Earter wilh relatives in South Lowoil. . i, 8,1Ta^ Draper wont to.Grand R.ipidu, Monday to help move Ilarry Ihompaftn to Allo. Win. Krcplln and George Tnylor of Grand Hapids visited over Bun­ day with the fonmlr’s mother, Mra. Mary KrepHn. Mr. imd Mra. Frank McNauglibm •■nlerin nod the Easter Tea given by (lie Molliodisl ladies Monday even­ ing. Wilbur Cosgriff and men com moored work Monday morning o Hie mile road north of Allo. Frank Kline is having his homo reshinglcd. • F. Hounds was in IxjwoII. Monday having his teeth extracted. ' Will Davern of Kulamuoo, N«'v|l Davern, Murk Gaxellu, Tony Baldus' and. Fred Hollaway of laiwoll, vis­ ited wilh Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Co*-griff, Sunday. Total 9 736285 *'rl'lS "i-"1"* '3- "S ii, ot John Slnllik™ lor cl.-annw Sidney Shipman and Lawrence M.y.m IWwhi l.r.-; dlM. [ |lm imv.-mml b.. |>l.rml ml bln. On hand Mar. 2. 19149 1195 78 Bauer '13 were visitor* al lhe H. 8. When run down with kidney Recapitulation. Present at rail call Aid. Andera, ■ last week. troubh*, backnche, rheumatism or Clerk's Book Carvelh, Hilton, Lunn and lloush. ’ ' . ... ihii,... is.-ii * '• rho sunshiny days of spring have AlutaOt al roll call Aid. Tilman by Aid. JlHIm IMl a Contingent Fund, on hand9 1360 99 bladder weakness, turn quickly for come, ami Wooton iM-uvnnger.license be granu«t frank General struct Fund, on help to Foley Kidney I'ills. You t he hanlest of the year." Mi.mlr. ot Fd.nl.ry il. linl [ H»H u|« imyim-m ol I.” nl cannot take them into your system 4(8 90 hand ' , County S-crelary-, without having good results. Chas. - read nnd approved. Lorried. .... .. , ,> 274 75 Waler Fund, on hand I). C. Vnndarcook wa* nl Ihgb Moved by Ahl. Hilton that the gcMoved by Aid. (-arvelli that polf- Fire Fund on hand 537 36 School getting aequaintvd last Wed­ in the near future we will give N. Fox. Himrod, N. Y.. saya: “Foley Kidney Pills havo donn me more count of thc Chii-ago Fire Appnrallion of John t.ni« fur water on west Lighting Fund, on hand... instructions for spraying small <rai- iii'ii "i ....... ........ . . --—nesday afternoon. ua Company J.e referred to FireOuter t to hunt, good than 9150.00 worth of medi­ street Ih* »*f..r_re<t referred*lo bupt. of of Dog Fund, on hand' Leland Holly and Paul dlogart fniit and potatoes. Water Works.- Carried. Sewer Fund, oil hand 1065 72 were inspecting Uie cily water­ We will he pleased io answer in cine." .They give you good results. I he Farmers Club of Thornnpptc Company. Carried. Library Fund, on hand.... 1200 00 works and were, cordially received this department any questions •—Arthur Mulhollnnd,—Adv. township passed at a recent meet­ Aid. Tilman tnke* bis seat. Hastings, Mich, -Mar. 24. 1914. i I'avipg Fund — I The following accounts were! ing a resolution favoring orchard, •by Llie engineer wlm very kindly alsnil fniit tree disease* apd (Jieir - Honorable Mayor nnd Common. Interest nnd Sinking Fund. —BANNER WANT AI)V& PAY, inspectors in tho township. atfdilcil: d<-mon*l rated the workings of treatment. on hand 1195 78 .9 6.661 Council, pumps and various thing* in ennPeler Tindall, flremnn• . 453 Cily nf Hastings. nection with lhe pumping station. Chas Allen, account Cash on Hand9 6973 12 . .it) I Gentlemen:— They expect to visit the Table and TIME TO BFRAY AND WHAT TO BPRAY WITH Chas. E.'Freer, account I). K. Tilman. Wool Bool Factories in the near WHAT TO WHAT TO FIRST TIME ■ 6JJ0 \v,.# (De Finance Committee subHanover Insurance.Co SECOND TIME THIRD TIME FOURTH TIME BPRAY SPRAY FOR A. H. CarvcUi. future. Cmitinenlnl Insurance Co 1 mil our annual rv|Mirl to March 2, Finance Conunillee. Mis* Bowman spent her vacation Wallace Green, ft. and cartage• f5-91 1914: San Jose Scale As the Idotswn. 1 lo 7 days after Moved hy Ahl. Hilton I hat report in Mishawaka, Ind. -l.ft' J. E. Holt, labor Oyster Shell Contingent Fund—Receipts. 10 daya after third time, and at In spring be (ore show pink, just be ­ of Finance Committee be adopted blossoms fall. 125 Elinor Will returned last week Hasting* Printing Co Scale 1084 and recorded. Carried. leaves start, lime fore they opens Lime and sulphur intervala of 8 to 1 weeks 2.00 Cash on hand Mar. 10, 1913 after a long illness. F. A. Brown, nccminl.. Scurfv Scale th tough out the season. Lime APPLE Uordeaux Paste. 1 Heceivisl from taxes, 1913 6306 00 Scab* and sulphur, 1 gnl. gal. to 35 gal. of 1- 33 and Arse­ and Sulphur 1—35 nnd Arse­ Alice Piereo has given up schmil P. S. Sparks, account.. 34 ii nate ot I.cad, 3 Moved by Aid. Hillon that lhe work for this year on account of Chas. Sherwmsl. account Rot lo 8 gal. of water. water. E*°e*s roll. 1913. lbs. to .50 g«l. .of nate of Lead 2 lbs- to 50 gals, Tliornnpple Elec. Co- sis....... 2 (meet■ matter of Warner and Sultpn case ill-health. of mixture. 90.451 changed last year. L- & S. mixture. C. K. A S. IL It., freight1 Mis* Meir, of tlm German Depart­ Wonns be referred lO Finance Committee. 585 on From Paving Fuud. ment. spent hcr vacation with Jus Englehardl. oil Carried. From licenses, etc.. friends in Cincinnati. Ohio nml Frank Horton, account San Jose. Scale Whereas Ilin General Strut fund As soon as blos­ — 9.82 Grand Hapids Supply Co......... Curcnlio has nol enough money lo continue while there visilod the High Schools soms fall. Lime Total 9 9IW 21 . Moved Ir •** Carvelh h------ “ (lial the Intervals of 2 to 4 weeks until by Aidnnd reiKirt* that most excellent Drown Rot work on streets. and sulphur I-t50. 10 days later, L. & danget* lo the crop is over, DisburM-nM-iit.s. Same as apple work Is being done. lie ...■<•••"'• alhiwvii — and onlers Curl Ixaf arcourd* !■«— — Arsenate cf fxad 2 S. 1-70. He it resolved that 9500.00 from Lime and Sulphur 1 —70. I'EAQH Shot Hole Fundrawn. C.-urn-.l. Sterling Moore has moved to Paid oul on ordersI tbs. to 50 gal- of lhe Sewer Fund and 93001)0 from Aya*.—Ahl. Anders. Carvelh, Hil- Transfernsl ... 500 (IJ to water fuud FreefHjrl. *u* . L. & S. mixture. Contingent Fund Im* transferred to Peach Mildew inn. Lunn, Hou.*h and Titrpan. Ab- Returned taxes, 1913. Huth ScluitT has moved to Oiho. General Street Fund. Yellows ) Dig out and bnrn Wilma Knickerbocker has gone to rent I. ■ RrluriK-d taxes, 1912. Nol . Signed. Chas. E. I.unn. Little Peach I before setting an on the spot. -Pill hole with quick lim'e and let it remain 1 year Moved by Aid itausli (hat petition crvditi-d last year., 162 OH Virginia lo spend the summer. other tree. of Ed. Larabco for cleaning tbe Outstanding Orders., Moved by Ahl. Lunn that resolu­ Georgia Brown la bark in scinml pavements |h« nveivrd and filed. tion be adopted. Carried. after a long illness. PEAR appearr, . Same as put branch off. Apple If blight Carried. ' ■ Total 9 7819 22 Mrs Engel visited the 1st Grad'* Ayes—Aid. Anders, Carvelh, Hil­ Moved hy Ahl. Lunn Hint rcsig- CMh in Fund Mar. 2, 1914.9 1360 99 lon. I.unn, Tilman, p Absent 2. room' one dny last week. nation of Peter Tindall h* accept(^neral Street. kale Diseases ---------- --------------—< 7 days after blos­ Repeat 10 days alter 3rd spray­ Scccmd Grade. Moved by Aid. I.unn that Council 7urculio ad. Camed. .. adjourn. Carried. Same as apple. soms fall, L. ,Nc S. ing. Reiicat 3rd spraying tl) Pearl mid Claude Moore have Moved by Aid. Tilman thal pell„ Receipt* ; 1'LUM Msg Same as apple Cnl out black knot 1—K). 3.1b*. A. of daya tielore Crop ripens for moved In Freeport. Jas. M. Patten. lion of.Hi'iinan Zerbcl Ih- referred ('undi from laxes....9 5500 00 Rot L.—50 gallons of Brown Rot. and burn. Ixjyil Harper nnd Hazel Pangburn City Clerk. to Fire Ooinmitlt'e. Carried. Transferred ' from Worms spray mixture. were out Ol aehoa Uie first of lust Aid. W<«)inn lakes bis scat. l'nn.1 . 5»J(> 00 week on account of illness. Obituary. Aphis When fruit is aize Repeat 3rd spraying every 10­ Moved by Aid. Lunn that the Transferred * from Paving When leaves ap ­ Curcnlio ol large ahot. Bor­ II days till crop is secure and 585 00 STEBBINS—Charles W. Stebbins 5th and 6th Grades. Mayor and Clerk lie aulliorix,»d lo Fund ^CHERRY pear, Nicotine So­ deaux 1—50, A. of leaves do upt fall id summer, Rot Same as apple was born in lliis ■ city June 4, 1867, •Ixiui* Wilson wa* nb.*enl (lie retji’W the loan al National Bank for Special Side walk tax lation 1-100. Sings L, -3 lha. to 50 gal. cut out Black Knot. 4300 00 and died here bn Thursday April 9, llrsl of last week on accounl uf ill­ Four Uiaiise.... 6 months. Carried. 3 69 of pleura-pneumonia. He was well ness. Ayes—Aid. Anders. Cnrvelli. Dirt sold, etc..,. When leaves ap­ known here, having clerked for Lunn. IVmsh. Tilman and Wooton. Gertrude CnlVIh W^lbsent. Cotton Scale pear, Bordeaux 1 — . Total '., ■ :?I(W3 97 years in local drug stores, and had Aid. Hilton excused. Worms The sixth grade has flnislu-d deci­ 10. 3 lbs. of A. of Repeat 2nd. in ^7 Repeat* 3rd every 7 daya for 602 18 many friends who will miss him GRAPES Same a* apple Moved hy Ahl. Tilman thnl clerk Overdraft Mar. to, 1913. . Rot . L.—50 gal. of mix­ daya. • 5 times. • . 2300 OO very rfiuch. The funeral look place mal* in-arilhmrlic. reifuesl lhe Thornanph- Elrelric Loan* paid (xaf Blight ture* Company, inasmuch a* all lights Orders paid ...................... . 7608 47 Saturday afternoon from the Epis­ 61 42 copal church, and was conducted by Vcra-Craig has entered the 4lh ______________ have not been installed to place a Outstanding Orders .... . Rev. Wells, of Grand Hapids. The grade. . light nt the corner of Union ami X Total 91(1675 07 interment was in Riverside. Railroad street* Instead of Allen In drawing, they are working on He leaves to mourn his departure Easter work. and Railroad streets nnd (hat the Cash in Fund Mar. 2. 1914.9 408 90 his mother. Mrs. Jennie Stebbins of light nl the Intersection of Jackson Waler Fund. Mary,Gallop is absent on account' Grand Hapids, and two sisters. Mis* of illness. nml Hailroad streets be moved Receipt.*. Nellie Stebbins of Grand Hapids and almul 75 feet south-east., Carried. There will be a contest between! Ayes—Aid. Anders, Cnrvelli. Cqsli on hand Mar. to. 1913 9 3091 H Mrs. .Mnry^ilerum of Washington. 1(1X1 (I) Received from Taxes. ‘ the 2nd grade of the 1st Ward and J-unn. Roush. Tilman and Wooton. both victors and vanquished will StM-'J 82 Aliscnl t. • enjoy a parly. , Card of Thunks—We wish to ex­ Moved by Aid. Lunn IhaLlbe con­ tend our heartfelt thanks lo those Miss Manni was ill Inst week and tract n* entered into between lie- From Contingent Fund wlm were so kind lo us during our. Mias Hillon supplied in her plpce.Thornapph- Gas nnd. Electric Com­ Mctora sold 21 66 trouble and especially to lhe Coats pany and the City of linsling* as Miscellaneous Grove rlrnir for their beautiful signed be adopted. Carried. Miss Hindi spent part Of her vaca­ Tidal ................. .913139 83 singing, to llev. Yost* for- his com­ Aye*—Aid. Anders, Carvelh. tion in Grand Hapids visiting kin­ Luriii. Roush, Tilman and Wooton. forting words und to all who sent , Disbursements. 3IK) (II Howers and -’for other kindness dergarten*. Bdnds paid ........................... Absent I. Three of .the boys have left kin­ 1619 18 shown. Moved by Aid. Carvelh that re­ Orders paid ....; 315 00 Adv. Mr. and Mra. Will Hopkins. dergarten. port nf Vice Dejiariinenl on the last Outstanding Orders Mary Pierce and Thelma Hecox two fire* be referred to the Chief. Card of Thunks — We desire to'ex ­ entered the alh-rnoon session of Total Carrietl. . Moved liy Aid Wooton that Coun­ (lash iu Fund. Mar. 2. 1914 9 •“* ~ tend our sincere thanks to the kindergarten. friends who were so kind lo us nnd cil adjourn. Carried. Mrs. la*e Pierce visited kinder­ Fin* Fund for lhe flowers and to lli>- Mo"*'- garten JMonday morning. ItrcdplK. Icily Ciiuucil iim‘1 in regular .*••*- On linud Mar. 10. 1913. ft11 51 Ixidge for their assistance and kindPhilo Sheldon and Fay Marble re­ mon Friday ovenCng. March 27, 1914. Received from Taxes.. 2500 ft> net**. entered Tuesday of last wt-ek, Mra. Jennie Blelibin*. Mayor O*born preaiding. Hubert Prentice and Arthur Ken­ Miss Nellie Btebbin?. Present nl roll call Aid Anders. Total 9 3191 51 yon enlenil kindergarten last week. Mrs. Simon Glerum. Caricth. Hilton, f.unn und Tilman. Disbursemcnls. The enrollment of the kindergar­ ? Adv. Absent at roll call Aid. Roush and Paid'oiit on Otv)cro,..,,77^92569 69 ten is 37 pupil*. Wpolon. Outstanding Hi 49 CAMPBELL. in Geography lhe 5th grade is Minutes of March’13. 1014, read Mabie Brake and Mildred Sullivan ready to study' plants and animals. -and approwd. Total.......... .............. e2tfF»t ......... IB . Tile following accounts were Cash in Fund. Mar. 2. 1914 9 537 36 have been visiting friends and rela­ tives here. t ■ (uinl of Thunks—Wo hcreliy ex­ nu.lil'-.l: Lighting Fu Horn, to Dan Fell and wife. Sunday. tend our most hearty thanks to (he C. ,F. Anders, registration... Receipt*. April 5, a daughter. Mrs. Fell died patrons nf Hural Route 2. for their Dll On hand Mar. lo. 1913. .Abe Carlton, registration... liberal Easter "Ifering, and for all 4316 Received from Holl.... Commerrial CxmiI Co............. 3000 OO Saturday night with pneumonia. George Tasker's people spent Sun­ gifts received, and kindness shown tJB.il M. C. It. IU freight day at John L Sulhvjn’s. . 121.86 us in lhe past. We wish also to IXetroit Lend Pipe Wk* Total 9 1422 87 Gordon Livingston, who is attending lake this opportunity of thanking j 2.50 0. H. VanTifllin DislitirM-nirnls. lhe school for the blind at Lansing, U our friends nnd imlghliora for lhe Hasting.* Printing Co Paid oul on Orders9 3379-75 hottie for a few days. beautiful floral offerings a«d the go (lilberl Striker, account.... Oulalanding 279 75 Mrs. Custer and Gurncr are visiting .58 I, o<hj Tolhurst, 'account the former’s daughter, Mrs. Vern Bliss many, many, deeds of kindness nnd .58 help extended u* during any und C. W. Mixer, account Total 9 3659 50 and family, near Sunfield. ElU Paltoih account Cash in Fund. Mur. 2. 19119 ““ ' The Easter exercises at the Dunk­ ull of our sickness. Win. N. ChidesU'r HR Mr. and Mrs. Burdett Lichty. Dog Fund. aril church Sunday evening were very LIU Ed. Mead, uocbunl Receipts. well attended. 4X1) Oh hand Mar. 10. 1913... A. H. Carvclfi^ .regi.dralion. J. A. Wooton, registration.. NOTICE OF HEIHING CLAIMS. Received from Dog Tax. 70 00 NORTH CARLTON. Jack Jewell, account.-. 2.00 Mr. and Mr*.-Hiram Livingston and Slate of Michigan, County of Bar­ Ed. IJtrabce, labor 5Ki Tdtal 9 299 25 daughter Edith spent Sunday at Bert ry, M. John Herron, labor.......... 150 DbdmrM-incnLs Kinhe's. Notice is hereby given, that by an llohL Green, labor 3XXI Paid oul on order..*.8 123 (X) Mr. and Mr*, l-ewis Deinond and order ofdhe Probate Court for tho J. K. Holl, Igbor 7.10 Mrs. Sarah Hoti spent Sunday with County of Barry, inadg on the 10th J. C. Helngle. labor 3.72 Total « 123 (IV Levi Hynes and wile. day of April. A. D. 1014. four ,inJer ' “will ^li _JL_D^ Cadwallad.-r. account. 5.85 Cosh in Fund Mar. 2, 1914 9 John Allcrding lost a,horse one day months from that dale wore nlA crilla Ul s^cilCa Qvcr (]ia[ am()Unt 6 months time r Hosmer, account...., last week. Setter Fund. luwed for creditor-, to pretwnl their be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. Grace, account XXI Mrs. I- Kenney and son Victor claims agmii.sl th.- estate df Helen Itreeipl*. iiM? Hobbs, account-.... XXI On hand Mur. 10. 1913....«9 f> 16 53 spent Sunday willi John Zuschmitt M. Dayton Into of said county, de­ No property to by removed until settled for. Hinchman, account.. * । Received from Taxes 1000 (I) and family. ceived,, ami that all crwlitora of wild — J Special Hower, etc Orville Heaney is mach improved deceased arc required to present Wiseman, account.., 1069 68 pillion, rcgiatriMion... ■DM) I Tile Hold at this .writing from a severe attack their claims In said Prohate Court. Tilman, nccouiii of the mumps. -1.00; Ill Lhe. Probtilc (Hlicc- in lhe Cily of E. I.unn, account WO Tola! .-....................... . .9 2755 80 Haslingi*, ,fn< examination aWd al­ SOUTHWEST RUTiaNI) led by Aid. Anders I hat bills DisburM-nienls. lowance. on’or before the tOth day taunt be alhiwed and oniers Order* paid 9 1681 52 Wm. ifttvmu und family spent of August hext and that said claims Carried. Sunday wilh lheir daughter, Mrs. will be heard befon* said court, on Outstanding 15 56 -Aid, Anders. Carvelh, HilHankiu Hart and family. Monday the lOlli day of August next iin and Titman. Absent, 2. .9 1700 08 Minn Eallier Cronk spent Sunday al ten o'clock in the -forenoon of Total 4, I by Ahi. Hilton that :ic- Cash in Fund. Mar. 2. 1914 9 1055 72 with her parent* coal of HnsUugs. -that day. of ilastliMpi Transfer ConiFloy Whittemore ami Hay Otis Library. Dated April loth. A. D. 1914. i' referred 16 City Engineer Hii-fipls. spent Saturday night and Bunday CHARLES M. MACK. Auotioneor i_atjjext Hireling.' Carried. On hand Mar. 10. 1013.. .8 800 (>i wilh the former* grandparents .lodge of Probate. Aid. Tilman that Hi- Received from Taxes... . 1200 00 near Delton Jim Wilcox spent Sunday al B: Give our Want Column a trial for against the Total .9 2000 00 Jeakins’. everybody reads |L son oo AUCTION SALE On account of going into other business I will have an auction at my residence in Delton, on Saturday, Apr. 18 Commencing at 1 o’clock p. pi., and will sell the following property: HORSES Pair black marcs, extra good gen­ eral-purpose work team, wt. 2200 FARM TOOLS Empire grain drill, 11-hoc Oliver plow No. 99 Spring-tooth drag Riding cultivator Five*tooth walking cultivator Wide-tire wagon New wagon box . New hay rack Stock rack Double work harness ip good shape Other articles not mentioned Terms of Salo- AI1 *““• »f s 00. •nd FRED GREEN, Prop. COL. ROSS BURDICK �The snow stontw m*k.- us thmk j Mre. and daughter, Mrs. W. For tiuiMk) , April «. will never be removed while weare in the flesh; but thia we reckon.as dead, ami give it m> place >» liven, since we are now to live unto talned with 1 God; instead. we yield®urte}'" I'/'J Jguessing, con our members unto God. that.th lcake were * Mrs. Darid life that we now live may be lived [by the faith of the Aon of God. who 1 s* asr’^is."*ss. «°-™' re a party al lhe Ing Thursday ev|r. and Mrs. Jesse ting to their farm1 harness shop of Riiw A ’ ° '>• iesls were enter­i ics. gamvs nnd a lee cream aud i gave a farewell ifternoon, April I. !l;; J&.iJJT ntel’in^teru* s’ J’Martin Poland n Hi- H»«»‘ | „ ,.,‘s i jrente. Mr. aud Mrs. W. Z. -................. ..... MiM G^rtnlde Baker ...... . Iw* . b«K* ‘ "7 ■■ «... "'"'’"’I By Lee W. Amcw । Little Vera Kny.ter ha>*. J i- ihmmrer. C. A.roy.r: Sunday 'f rr|sUves in Kalamaxoo over t*unThundsy and attended the funeral of Tte Miss Bowman was presented ill with pneumonia bur is now nThe Coat of Discipleship­ Suutlay al 3:«U o clock. L- . the format's untie, J. B. Rssej. I crucified unto the world andI the Si, । > pu.i»wiir««",»rt“. M‘irJ 1 Lewis Kasey and daughter of! . Luke 1V.»-X. . Jworld unto us (Gal. ’6.14). B‘ai •*» The school wnual al Jud Griffiths . . !’■__________ _ _______ nnlalion. wS f««« wr. luM l» covering. 1 Greenville were here test week on *c-l -Golden Text: Ml. 16^5,lhe cross ia something more than , Mrs. is—spending .• HEAD OF .LI |AKE I > h(, w„n attended -l-spltc-tlie Mrs. Keim-sly iwiii,. >•* —- u CQgpfal OF (;l CULL LAKE.. count of the death of Mr. Kasey s . of weeks ni at her home here. "A'?1., ........ >ry jn> r,._ ; ,|„nhv wcdlher. An excrilent ptt»wealing the image ot a crow. Fhe ■ introductory. Mrs. Ed. MrAH inter .•< »'f W Th/2^"bil<'.. Urkrt w«. vlrlorI.1 parables present two illustra 'A' f*Mrs Harry K. Roberts, Mrs. Walter After leaving our regular low®'1 l..u, Iu luraulKB. ™liiu WM NORTHEAST IHTL.AXB. ».c '*2 lions concerning iiijircr : .. . ,..... Fr^an and Mr. Len Ell. Mar- ccourse for the Easter lurn to il again today. Recall our If more v^nuld count the reel before Fred.Henkes exiwets to roimiu-nrih. om« »f vommwa klewitx of’Lansing were guests obMr. Lord** experience in|.,,u} ’‘?.?(li°thp making a profession of following -innerStoll N K.WJepson winning over work on his barn this week. and Mrs. William Reynold, last week < t or XlPj Christ, fewer would turn l’BC}£; nA‘ ; Jolm Pharisee, where He healed llie Charlie. Moon- and fimuL and over Sunday and attended the (thu man who had dropsy, then turned nUhing as they do,®ce«««M fDr1,lhi? ers'isor. Inlafi received 170 mg im __ _________________ ______ '___ 1 --i—----------guests Vance and Reynold. "50ff party at ito tho enticirihg »?'»ns,,‘‘8ini™t<l sneers of a mocking world. It « tnlNL Burt I^pardi'- ■ There were ini Hastings Sunday, the gU'*»W true that salvation is free, b'lkJLj? ^06 fiirn ghl 'republican ballote cast. Mr. and Mrs. Vance s Thursday even- | scribes, then rebuked the gucate ing. and the host*. Hiua w'inning Um also true that it costs so?’ “''"T 7 ^teSgh" cituens and il slratehi . Walter Freeman of Lan.ing .pent imultitude, who felt that He was' Face the fad, meditate on the cost. iwiilivls The good read* question I decide that you are wiling to pay rtSdMfor»nd iMvatiw m<temp­ Sunday here. j their chainpion, and who’ Mrs. James Freeman, of Hasting., Him. But they were following Him• l* The Lord asks for full surrender bell and the propoBiljlUJ h»l in the I visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. without a realisation of what it county by 1014 m®J°ril>'. costs to be disciples indemt AndI of the life to Him. This we touc Mim Vesta Sehward. r has been I Will Reynolds Saturday. Walter Logan is home from Grana now Ho presente to them thei truth1 ,-d upon in connection with the nlwenl from school on account^*! ■ cross. When surrendered to.H m. Rapids for the spring-and summer. ft,, .nd Mr. C. l’ SmllKrrtornrd concerning this mailer. On an­• uses our lives, making tlxem. likei '"Sirew.- M.nln . ..... . T8(u«Uy| other occasion Ho turned to «» from lhe Evangelical conference in lowing multitude with a “m'n®1r salt, full of “wholreiHnc savor lite Without His> ‘"/.ooh Unl»nl«"' ioUraml lUiDetroit Monday afternoon and Mr. message, in which He revealed His■ preserving power. Smith goc. to Grand Hapids for next deity and His cross, with the result fullness, which responds .only toI Jds on business WNnewlay. year and Rev. J. S. Dcabler comes ml, mo, -wool talk, oral surrender, the savor Is lacking, and Effort u bolus, "“i'1’here from Flint. . , I no more with Him. *b<“e John 6.26- ,the life Is therefore vnlueleM. as a , ,,,-op.T.livo a«nlor .11 The regular monthly business andI 71. Often the message regarding disciple. How many professed dis­ c null » .ulrtcriplion |.|»'r I, brlW .octal meclinff of lhe V f- A. । lhe cost of following ChrW may lie <ciples of Christ are .living fri‘1U,'*-s Monday evening at thc home of Mis. never entering into the great­ ciw!ltkhii«ldor "i"1 ’““lb 'S*® unwelcome, bul II is lrye11neV<hnrt' lives, 1 er things’’ (John 150), without any Amy Hartwell. . , . moved bon- from ’J™: This, Thursday, evening, LaurelI less. And we an* especially «»b®rt“ <assurance of salvation. 91}nJ’1* ' ' Sohnelilrr I. . dmiffbl-r ot Mr. nod ’ Chapter No. 31. O. E. S., have a spe­• cd t<* give heed to ^t (Luke’ ine the best I can. instoad-of study­ Thu nutline given is presented by G. Mra.-iLevi Breandle. cial meeting for initiatory work. ing the Wool of God. yielding MnUShirley Groff visited Mr. and Easter was observed by all of the L. Aldrich in "Our Hope Magaxino. |■udvM to Him. atad'bringing forth M-sson Divisions. Churches with appropriate «««•»“,. much troll lo llT«0>r> "l <■"! lh'- Mrs. Fay Bachelder Thursday.. Mrs. Sanford Whit'1 has been The fir.t degree team of Nashville lrisl asks for the • (>| Chrisl Uie prb-flB pre^ini- Father by the power of tho Spirill lodge No. 36.' r, O. O. F- fa re.oon.e L “ur hearts. 25-26. making some imprevm. iit-. on her Precious Pointe. „ nvuv pii»u«: •••asks «“• for - --------' . house und has scrcem d her porch. “ > •» JI ‘ Xtei Fellowship to au invnaiiun ............ »? V 26 “cannot be my dfaeiple —J • JI. Christ asks'for Fellowship in were at Hastings Tuesday cvcniir Easter exercises wen- given at times in our lesson, v 27, 33. Moon cress. 27-32. conferred the work in that ran V. 35 "He that hath ears to hear, (he W. M. churc hSunday evening. go blind*. Christ asks for full surrendThey wore given by inenibers of the large class of candidates. A let him hear.” Note «®mo of tho oc■tuff badij3-35. of the three-hnked brother^ M W B I . ;”!m-MLl3:0;l3:43?XMk.^l67R<^. Y Andy cium is driving a new FonL ■ tho I/jndt Tho Outline Developed. panied thc team. Miss Edna - Schilling reti of which eu -I10CjBi meetings are being 2 FoV’M«ffit?om^Aml‘uiey sung Gori Roth a Maxwell and Henry ■ Ann Arbor Monday after spen ! X'orrutl an Oaklandn»««y “«'» Iorw>rd” and Join ■ ' Miss Mildred Howl. il returns ■ Easter vacation with hcr pare, th» 22n>lble Cbure11’ Because large a new song. saying, Ihou arl.worthyi home Saturday fron; a weeks visit ■ and Mrs. F. F. Schilling. sosmlngly \ are attending, the service^ to lake the book, and to open the. wilh her father, Arthur Howlett, In ■ Paul and Catherine Voelker a seals thereof: for thou wad slain, age Prairie spent test week W have been e the music is good, hecause nnd has redeemed us to God by thy Grand Rapids. She wa-arenmpan - | grandmother, Mrs. Ida Walk produced noir is largo, because In hland out of every Kindred. amt ed home by Raleigh Hnwik-s who ■ their parents, Rev. and M, . I of fUker is famous they come to thd tumble, and people, and nation; «nd spent Sunday at her linn»«*. Voelker, were at Detroit < Sjiecial communlcnlK'ii of M. M- ■ Alngs. Itecause It is the popular hast made us unto our God1 kings conference. ........ Ville tewlge F. & A. M. next Ihurs- | gel Miss Olive Walker was ho, ng. in in order oruer tliat they may p. -- and priests: we shall reign on the day night. Work in thc M. M. de- ■ TJlHTXo •ocicl*' ** J?’"1 ,‘the J® •earth.” Ulev. 5AI0). nf_ lh«> b» iu.ai‘ anrlstv. or loin Middleville over Sunday. 1 4Wrhoir. gel a prominent vino 'choir, or get ’ KrU’Clie W. C. T. U. met with Mrs. I Mr. and Mr*. Burk Sincerely yours, daughter of Battle Creek visited at M­ among men, th’-/. «° ^‘[*^11 Leo W. Ames. Altego Tuesday. I sometimes with little or no reali­ I. H ar tom’s Sunday. . The O. E. s. Lodito Ill-Id their reg- I 1 Charlie Screen was quite sick thc zation of the co*;. Jesus ‘urned to /ho sclllsh, thoughtless luu’iHu'lf* SOUTH IUTTI.AND. tular meeting Monday night and ■ f‘rThef East*'exercises at the church nnd gave utterance to truths lha Preaching al lhe Mureh ' look in a new nwnil-T. Ire creami I enke were served. A «pecinl 11 Sunday evening were a success in the world will not yet accept. I'Ul Sunday afternoon nl Jl«.nit-lo k. All and meeting will bo held next. Monday II every way. Much credit is due Me*- whirl, tlm ghild of God mu<I ace T members are rcqueslwl to be l>r»-»- ' dime. Stroder, lisa Shepard and nnd act upon. X erso M «lp's not ’'jili^Annn Robbins i- spending nil the Misses Stine and Kent. Collec- tench Hint loyalty to Christ involv­ - "Easier visitors. Mr. nml Mrs. El­ | es any mistreatment of loved oni-s. dred tiorhnm from Welcome, Mr.. itwo weeks vacation at home. *> <b, "b.rth >,M Sun­ If it did leach this, then it would nml Mi« Wm. Gorhatn spent Sunday Mra. Dan Fell died al her home|| . ronlradicl His wools elsewhere, for day evening al 7:30 <> clock. near here Saturday evenrtig of 11 £)r. Hoyt and family of BattleI wn are told lo love our enemies (Mt. afternoon with Lulher IXH'brs fam- pneumonia. She te". s beside her Creek. Mrs. Margaret Hamilton and 5:11). how much more then our ‘lyMr. nml Mrs. Chtwlps Anders from husband, brothera and sisters, three children, are visiting their parents, I.' friends and blood relations; lie es­ children, tho youngest of whom is | Hastings wilh their children, ' K. Jewell and wife.______ pecially rebuked disloyally to falhei Sunday with Curry and Charlie hut one week old. Her nmlher. Mrs. nml mother 'Mt. I5O-V): Hr indicat­ Nash, preceded her to the Great Be­ ASSYRIA SCHOOL NOTES. ’7t“! yond by only two week*. ed the in dissolubility of .the inar- ^V'busihess meeling <’f The fifth grade have dropped N««TC '•1 iage lie 'Mt. IV:5.6 and elsewhere.. Union was litdd nl Mrs. Clinrk. Miss Paulino Dillenlieck has been study and are reviewing their I hys- H.. ,»pnri«U» !JT ioiogyr which they completed in beb- j “'SK'.Wj Bb.hr JABrn .mJ very sick wilh gastriliM love of a man to his wife (Eph. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Merrill are im"'ll?geometry the tenth grade; is tak- 32' • Hr exhorts fathers regarding tcrtainiiig their daughter, Mrs. Slur; fiS. Hie’proper love for and care of . heir ■ ley Groff, this week. dnldren (Eph. 6:1: Col. 32D. I hmi. Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Sinilh and sonte tno He refflw in this verse to haling aC-iIio voting tMiople attended the Roy Dillenlieck and wife are mov­ !*'’ ialk given by Mr. M.Cook from Has­ ing in thc rooms over the bank. "’The^reventh grade a.re .r'’d^ ‘hl’s own life also-" : (iriix al the Y-rkley school house . Evangeline. In arithmetic they are hi connection with Eph. .i.Jt'. indi­ cate that He does not mean dlsloyal. having commercial discount. “ te Sribly ties? ‘ What Hr means ! this communUy The Easter exercises, which were h,n- I, .Imply <h"> H" .",.'"-'".7.?' took port in lhe Easter exercises earthly relationships. He PUL tin over on High .Street. wmk of the cress ahead of al r The Whittemore saw mil I will llnthings, leaving glory and thi Vf *- iih their work on 1-red smith s phut enca of the Father, for u« Now Hi th- talent outside the school, and 1 _____________ _ deminds that we put Him OreL J»r. this week. When You Buy an Auto, You Consider both Quality and Price REO -The Fifth, Price $1175 (Complete! p°‘nt?dU?ar?b“<l wl" eanVnwhlVthe ' fills the bill in all You can't see quality of 1 Thc Fifth, stands up under presquality is aYter using the auto au hile Keo,{pu((d (hat t|)e Rco wefi an“tLCnXn Ceomiare with other cars in price you will find the greatest values are contained in the Reo.^ yQU When you buy a raj a a|)(1 brings you back—a car Sa”t d“ sPnotd fciate^vat tSe findyear H-is run, These are some of Trim Gs^ Ha, tings, Mich. . r . henry ragla . Sales Agent Phone 69-2L-1S. Woodland Exchange. &»bx..;rir^hu?S£^ »">•« • ■ion amounted to $R.4L . Monday, "Town Meeting uay. , r< "nd „vrt,i •• in the primary room and high, weC arc always glad a j! Purely show? » for company, *PW» TWO BIG DAYS Senile Id says on this verse . aii BALTIMORE CENTER. terms which deline ‘he einotinns Joseph Hammond and daiigliler affections are comparative. NlUurnl afTec.lion is to be. as d with the believer’s <1™’ J ' who is in very poor healUi, Bunday inXu" '"kl'ark Skillman, who has bcen sick part of the this‘principle in His own person. school district. , , . ।Hui in the ls>nl the nnl’iral affre' Tohmvy.and -James, two of last tions are saiiclilleH amniftrd l« th vear’s township officials, feeling .net*­ level of the divide love 'of Joun xix £ A- eI'ii/v. 25-2B ." w« »m.l P“ Hie school for a ’ . large > I rnr »r' admittance to thc beginners cia»»- S'™Xr < They were refused admittance on ac- it may be that they are npeuly <>P-poswl to our doing so. I •>»« A°.±1 ,o' anything on election day. Dorothy Jewel! wrote Lesson I Ian so long, is nbh-to walk oul. Jas, Hnmmnmi ami family ale Easter',dinner with his ilaugbGTr'Mr»k Frank Kimberhng and family, of Juhiistowii. , . ..­ ’The Easter cxerejws at Die church Sunday wore well aUonthtl and greatly enjoyed. A full house listened lo tin; spenking atfd *•1'®!?}^ which were very good. 1 lie offering Miiounlejlto thu neut'lillle sum of 4,|tennie Moll and family ''f - r£SS « «f'K- ..... w*« in I hi. wav John Deere Demonstration Friday and Saturday, April 17-18 A number of special representatives from AJmeri^f theism m^^es Every farmer in Barry county should avail thembC d“trated that time: John Deere Binders ' . John Deere Spreaders Deere Sulky Plows Syracuse Plows Deere & Syracuse Harrows Miller Bean Pullers Dain Side Rakes Dain Mowers Dedte Loaders Dain .Loaders Ohio Silo Billers Deere Roller Bearing Wagons Deere Fann Wagons 1 Deere Disc Harrows ' Deere Alfalfa Cultivators Deere Corn Cultivators Deere Corn and Bean Planters Dunham Roller Bearing Rollers John Deere Gasoline Engines Van Brunt Grain Drills SSkiS! Think.nol W»t Euler examination. __________ rttoliv". or ‘Off J"11! “ '1 TH. A ft’J.I'" I I I ' .'j I. XXb.'r Mr. and Mrs. John Hill. • -j Allen Snaulding and family were ratirra at \)r Hull’s home Sunday. M. W. Spaulding and fami y were Easter guest* of their parent*, O School Report. Report of the Plnory School for th.! month ending \pril 10. Average daily" Number boys enrolled. P. Number girls enrolled, i. ■ Total altetiilance. 16. percentage of jiltehdane-' Those who were mdlliei . nor tartly tire: Margan t GuyolL Louise Dielerick and Alice lodti. The fifth grade have greatly en­ joyed making n (iftiduct map of- L. k Although the mire wished h> help their services were nut appre- U To help in learning the combina­ tions a contest was held which could make the best tune. ‘ Lotlie StorKan won, making an t*v-| • erage of eleveh seconds­ ' The third grad-' have reviowtui haula nwrmci j unlo’ their reading sufficiently and are 1UT1 Lancaster ami family of Has- ’™'b ■‘'rXonlortS; ' wn.Lings spent Sunday with j those who give to another »ni piati’ reading "The Story of the Pilgrims. Jim Unwater and were treated to that I belongs tn the Sou of GoiH Are the second and fourth grades are you giving Him tho llrsl place m ,still reviewing. . . . „ "WKod IM . .Irk e.«This Misses Mathilda bchasshergClarence nml Carlton Bump visit­ >0He m ri meniiomr-4he cress. 1" ,I.r-M>d Lillian Hnffert from Grand ed our school one day Inst week (.,ltow Jesus Christ Is to mH »« • Hapiils visib-d school «»no week. Mr. Card! Goodell was home from ornu The cross means ilealli. n Edger also call-rd on us. Fterl Guyoil hutf had an nljscr, ■ Grand Rapids over bumiay. .i™ib <°r Earl Bray received a'*«>{> tnMbl death for us. N'e who base m"i on his arm. and has not been able to lie in school Uii« monlli. . He is not act from someone, who . pom >. i haplixed by the Spirit of walked oil with old "Biddy and all tlm IsMly Of Christ the r’'’’7hIJ'"',4,. much better nt this writing. Only one month more and we a|m . been bsplixed into His dealh. IW to make il lhe liesl. . . with Him we are also raisejl wit orybmly attend church on Hud da). Hiin. We are dead unto sin. ■»' Lila (tetrns, teacher A Utile boy said to his alive unto God tRomans rt.l-il . 1 > “I ain’t made of dust, is I • hau9» . nur standing before (tod, and upon What Did Shs MsanT was when Mrink so much waler I d "his truth is iiased the ealuirtalion Teacher (to pupil who has been yield ouraelvAt and our mwnber.< pulling a seat-mate's hair)—"You are lH\"rs."tert Mills ami Alma Wunder­ l<> to GimI m iiwirunieiito of r'iflUw'>»not fit to alt with decent people. Come lich visited school and attended lhe neiw {Rom. 6:13'. Road also (»<iluup here and alt with me." Easter exercises nt the Ragla school !■ ---•«“.. ~ nw repeal „ that llml this Let me iHH.il- m th has to do with our standing, Friday afternoon- , , , villi tonal u our exponcuce, ovuonence. aud and our experexper- -BANNER WANT ADVS. MV.Merle While M sick wL., ™— £1 building a fine large barn Hu* »pnng- JUa. - Hastings, MicK, R. F. D. No. 7 Goodyear Brothers Hardware and Implements Hastings, Michi: �| NASHVILLE | oiiit-e Mr. and Mrs. Luben House and children-bavr moved bark to Battle C reek. ■ ' ... Milan Cooley has rented Luben ' House'*'house on Sherman street. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Barker have I moved out on their farm in Maple •Grike. .. • - ' ..... - ..... with relatives. They started Wednes- OUSANDS OF WOMEN suffer miserably from r periodic attacks of headache, never dreaming Str. ami Mrs. Chris Marshall visited relative* in Eaton Rapid* Sunday and that a permanent cure may be had. Headache Seeley Breen SpT Cite san Ing **a* a nearly always results from some disorder of the guest at Mrs. Fjpnicc Mead's over Sunday. • . . stomach, liver or boioels. Take Chamberlain s Morley l^uidon of Lapeer visited Tablets. They will correct these disorders and there I ju re, over Sunday. . . . (ing in thi Ievening lhe following ere attended The Oraf at the M. E. church in lUttin* 8r. ami Mrs. D. Kuiu, Miss Pku! Ruttz. Mr*. Von W. Ky.t. Townsend, Mr. Its Tcighner, Mrs. O. G. Munroe, Er Aura .Munroe, Mr*. E. V. Baifi Mi" Cecile Zusehnitt. Misi Claraa tDerby and J. C. Mc*uuline Kunz ami b.rn. ----- ^w^Pok part in the entertainmcnt. '' ' - . Henry Walker w.i» at Middleville Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. D. Kunz and daughter. Mis* Pauline, spent Sunday afternoon at Frank Fcighncr'*. north of the vil­ lage.. ■ Mi** ArtfeB-Rarick returned to .Ypsi­ lanti Sunday evening. ' " bur M.ituftty evening. • Hairy Gunyon. who is helping care •Mr and Mrs. Franz McElwain of ' for bi* father, who is sick at bis Charlotte-were gue-t- <>( Mr. and Mrs. j linmc in Montpelier, _ Miio, spent C. R. Quick Sund -v Mrs. Allie McKn inis ami daughter, Eva, are visiting relatives in Hattie their son and his family at VermontMiss Altha Rarick of Hastings spent -i idle Saturday and Sunday. , i Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Jaines Fleming went to Lansing Sat­ urday murning to visit hi.* sitter. Mrs. Frank Rar lek. Mis* Be** Dillcnbcck^aitd Ed Suppose You Know This. brale the cighty-nmtlCuih»hcr»ary of I'ctghner were guest* of Mr, and Mrs. Woman the Weaker Vettel. Tin* bible contains J jtiS.lSo letters her birthday, which came on Easter Peter Kuiu near Hasting* Sunday. Tho strength of an average wom­ 734.741 word*. 31.173 verse*. LISS this year. Mr*. M. D. Baker visited hcr danglian B only 67 per cent, that of nn av- ■ cbaDtero uud 60 book*. Mis* Maude Bolton.ha* resigned her ernEC tuau. v ^position in the Nashville-News ofticc id» over Sunday. Walter Scheidt of Grand Hapids anti left for her home in Hastings, Sat­ urday afternbqn. Miss Vada Fcighncr spent Sunday with relative* here. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAT. Orin Price of Port Huron visited BANNER WANT ADVR. PAY. his mother. Mrs. B. J. Reynolds. Sun­ day. . Mr*. Grace Marple of Charlotte spent Sunday with her parents and children. Ralph McNitt of Jackson visited relatives-here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Palmer and little daughter and Miss Eva Demeray of Jackson were guests <>f Mrs. Palmer and Miss Dcmcray’s parent* over Sunday. Class No. 6 of the Evangelical Sab­ bath school were entertained Saturday afternoon at thc home of Mi*s Lottie Spires by their teacher, Mrs. Rilla Deller, assisted by Mrs. D. Kuns. Dainty refreshment*.were served. Mis* Rosanna Thoma* of Bay City visited her brothrr, George Thomas and family, from I riday till Monday. Sanford J. Truman, whose home is in Texas, came Monday morning to visit his father. G. A. Truman. Walter Burd was taken very sick down town Saturday towards evening and was taken to hi* home, but by quick action by the attending physi­ cian was soon better and is again able to he out. Mr*. Dell Ball, of Gratfd Rapids, spent last week with her sister. Mr*. Wm. Brooks, and went from here Monday morning to visit another sis­ ter in Olivet. . Mrs."William Cha«e of Hastings visitcdjtcr aunt, Mrs. M. B. Brooks. Monday. Mr. and Mr*. Lcn W. Fdighncr and daughter. Miss Vadu. and their guest, Carl Kiel, spent Sunday at Thorn­ apple Lake. will be no more headache. Many have been per­ manently cured by Chamberlain’s Tablets. CaKe Making is an Art >• Lake alter a'few vi*it with Miss Ada Noye*. who was absent irqm school thc past week on account of sickness, is" able to resume her studies. . Mrs. David-Hullingcr. who spent the winter with her son*. Ora of Chicago and Bert of Villisca. Iowa, has re­ turned home and is visiting her daugh­ ter. Mrs. Fred Wotring. Fred Wotring ha* lumber aud stone pn the ground preparatory to building an addition to hi* house. John Wolfe is very loWwith cancer. Mrs. C. C. Price is sick with Ja­ W (Plarence Bachellor wa* in Hastings Decoration Day is only 7 weeks away and if you intend] to place that monument oi| marker before that time yov| should place your order with] Huy at once. We have a nice] stock to select from. Our] flour vases have arrived. Cal. | and see them. Ironside Bros. Phone 197 Granite and Marble Dealers Halting*, Mich. SMOKY ROAD ITEMS. SPRING BROOK. Rex Forman ami family from RuG i Anna Haskins entertained the land have moved in. John Meade's ten­ ' . I thimble club Thursday. ant bouse. Mr*. Grace Lucas and little daugh­ • Me. X*e Bingliam and family are all «ick yirith lagrmpe. ter Evelyn from near Nashville vis­ ¥***. Helen James spent the week’s ited at John Meade's Saturday. Mis* Lottie Judson visiled Mr. Seth end with Mrs. Lena Caldwell of Lent Corners. • Clark of Delton Saturday. Mrs. Austin Jjingham spent a couple Agnes McAnvy, who cam* from Ire­ land last Uctobqy, has started for hcr of days ot last week at thc home of , her sister. Mr*. Lee' Bingham, who is home in Belfast. Ireland. \Ve all hope sick with lagrippe. she will arrive all U. K. Miss Cora Gray and friend from Sylvester Cuyi* and family-spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cur­, Otsego called at Charles Haskins' Sunday. tis of Woodland. ' . Mrs. Lucy Beer* is visiting relatives Gladys Elirct of Na-dtville spent hcr. week's vacation with tier sister,' Mrs. in Plainwell. Mrs. Fenner and daughter. Lois, of Vera Curtis. Mr*. Kate Farlij vistied hcr daugh­. JBMtawell, visited t|eir sister and r- « i''‘»itcr. Mr*. Guy Honeysett, thc'Uiter, Mr*. Daisy Miller, of Stony Pc*** rmpwlora’ft nf last week., • • Saturday. / kCora Carl, of Silver Creek, is Abraham Farlie visited k for Mrs. Lee Bingham. Hastings Saturday. -fc Ind Mrs. Guy Honeysett ami Mr. and Mr*. Will Keller fro J*______ Trvey Wolf and-little Son GorCloverdale visited their unde.* TIMB itared to Hainwell Sunday. Dcmond. Saturday and Sunday.T——— fir*. Charles and Richard BmgMrs. Ella Flory visited here ic both sick with lagripne. Mrs. Jennie Slocum. Sunday. 1 iC. E. Honeysett is visiting rel­ fall. SOUTH NASHVILLE. Fred Meade, while coming u -I sulphur y Creasy. Beal Kelley of Ann Arbor is visiting porch Tliursday morning, slip IVannratt spent a few day* of hurt his right thumb quite sevl in this vicinity. Vk with his parent*, Mr. imd Mrs. D. Cassell is painting and . NORTHEAST CASTLETOol otui.Agiist Vanpratt. papering her house. Bias been received that Mrs, A. Mis and Mrs! S. Benedict spent Jack Kelly of Vermontville s\ All. formerly of this neighborEaster with their daughter. May East.- Tuesday with David Wilkinson. V" ----- ;R very ill at thc home of her Roy Wrdf Will lecture al thc Kfr-pnrngn«rr. i of the village. yr. Mrs. Eugene Russell of BatThose who spent Easter at B. Bene­ Patrick Church on Temperance Sunda/j (|r Creek, dict’s were: Mr. and Mr-. B. Dicker­ afternoon at 3 o’clock. . Mrs. Will Taylor, of Charlotte, son and son. Lclan. of North Ver­ QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. montville; Beal Kelley of Ann Arbor; spent Wednesday with her mother, I Mr.. Hawkins ... of Vermont*illt Ruth' Heath of Kalamo; Lcta Rich and Mrs. David Wilkinson. i i. — ---------- ------ -- visEsther Heath of •Nashville; Amanda Gail Hager spent Wednesday night j ited at Almon Sheldon’s Sunday, reHeath and Rex Heath of Maple Grove. with hcr sister. Stella, at the home <if turning home Monday. , Little Florice Brooks is recovering Solon Ward of Whitehall visited hi* Mrs. David Wilkinson. brother and family Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Vine Wotring spent from the measles. Wm. Fisher visited hi* parent* near Sunday with thc latter's brother, Mr. 'Mr. and Mr*. Archie Calkins am! son Chester spent Sunday at Milan Charlotte Sunday. and Mr*. Miller. . .­ Mrs. G. Brcrtvn ami son. Lclan. were Mr*. Anna Price spent Wednesday Andrews’. a| Vermontville Friday on businca:-. > Sterling Deller began work .... last with Mrs. Sample in Nashville. .is • Dale Downing of Castleton visiled Mrs. Hcffclbowcr of Hastings ... Monday for Frank Fuller. hi* sister Sunday, Mrs. Dale Noone visiting her daughter. Mr*. James Mr. ami Mrs. Almon Sheldon were at Vcrmolftville Saturday night and and family. attended Rebekah Lodge. Thirteen Dennis Ward had the misfortune.to BANNER WANT ADVIL TAT. were initiated into the order. lose a nice colt Monday. Saturday. ■ • . . Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Evert* and children of Assyria are spending a few day* wilh Mrs. Evert’s sister, Mr*. FM Woodard and family. Mr.'and Mr*. Ed Smith were at Ver­ montville Friday on business. Mrs. David Bullinger has sold hcr residence property to Mr*. Barbara Marshall of Maple Grove, who will take_j>os*e»sic.i soon. Mr. and Mr*. V. S. Knoll spent Sunday with the former's brother, Mr. S. Knoll and fartily. <>f Maple Grove. John Wolf *hi> hatt boon n groat snfldror for some limo wilh cnntuir. died nt hi* home in the otutlorn part of the village Monday nlmftt four n. m. The funeral, will in> held Thursday nml interment. in Lake­ view Cemetery. Mr. nnd^Mrs. Newl. Troutman are going to housekeeping by themiudves in Mr*. Ida" Wolff* house on Queen St. We have acquired that art and are making the best fried cakes you ever ate. Our recipe is one'of those old home rec­ ipes of outs and the cakes are better than the ones mother made, for we use a special process so the cake does not soak up lots of grease. Try an order of our Fried Cakes. Star Bakery <5 Restaurant Quality Bake Shop Hastings, Mich. Phone 381 v.celis" friend*. Mrs. Walter Freeman auu anti smcr.i sister. and friend Mr*. Rolieru. a|j < i-—:— —;------ •— mer’s sister. Mr*. Wm. Reynold*, from I Thursday till Sunday. Mr. Freeman | came Saturday evening to spend Sun-1 day. C. A Bachellor and family have] moved back in thrir home on.the farm.'I E. V. Smith wa* at Lansing Wed-1 nesday and Thursday on business. : Curtis Knoll of Mnnlc Grove spent Friday at J. W. Noyes'. . . Visit Michigan’s City of Industry Greater Grand Rapids Industrial Exposition See the products of 580 of Michigan’s best factories 1 in the making and ready-for-market stages IT WILL BE Educational-Entertaining-Entrancing Monday-Tuesday-W ednesday-Thur sday-Fr iday-Saturday April-20-21-22-23-24-25 ' Klingman Building--A Bower of Beauty Not a Dull Minute Tennessee Warblers-Different Band Every Day Admission 25 cents—Children 15 cents �Yoa will use seeds of some kind or other in the course of the season. Just remember that our stock is all bqw and fresh. We have them on dis­ play now. Gardea seeds, clover, timothy tod alsike seeds. If we haven’t got the seed you want give us your order and we’ll get it. , Wm. Henkes & Son Of Dowling Have you hit those Bullseye Boots yet? Better try’em. FARMS FOR SALE EVIL EFFECTS OF MOON RAYS Bclentlsts Admit as a Fact WhstVf-s Long Been Regarded as Moro Superstition. Mood rays are said to make men go blind and mad, and to turn food•tuff bid. Thorn Is even quoted by the London Lancet a death the cause ot which was ofilclally stated to be exposure to moonlight Apparently tho food mbst seriously affected by the moon's radiations Is fish. an<] seemingly trustworthy statements produced in persons who had partak­ en of Osh which had been freely ex­ posed to moonlight. E. G. Bryant. wriUng from Port Elisabeth. South Africa, suggests that a possible expla­ 80 acres, extra good hnusn nation might Ho In the well-known small barn, on main mart 5W miles from Hailing*.... $3,000 fact that tho light of the moon, being 8o acres, gnod buildings.......... IJMJO reflected light, is moro or less polar­ ised, ‘and possibly polarised light may 02 acres, good buildings.......... 3.500 io acres, bouse............................ i,3oo exert a peculiar chemical action. Po­ larised light was obtained by him Summer retort ul Thornapple lake, good for hold.............. 3,000 from a powerful metallic filament The above property can Ihi ImiukIiI lamp, the light being polarised by on easy terms, or will exchange for means of a pile of sheets of plate cily property. We will be in Hast­ Klass backed with allvsr and placed ings most <>f the time during'tho at tho correct angle. The experiments mouth of April, so if you have cily showed certain marked results when fluh was submitted to this light- When you. Ollier nt Chas. Bauer's luiw two slices cut from tho same fish wore Office. Saturday of enrh week. hung, one In tho direct light and tho other In’the polarised beam of light, the latter Invariably began to de­ llchon aiul Ilaktings, Mk-h. compose before the former, though tho temperature of tho polarized EZRA S. MOREHOUSE & CO. DR. C D. OWENS SS" 1HLO. Ella Btorr was at home nick all last week. Beryl Sedgwick is entertaining a yinuig lady friend from Hastings. Mrs. James Thorp attended the Easter exercises at tho Milo church. Will Duniug and R. B. Lewis drew their potatoes to Milo last week. The laities of the Milo church will meet wilh Mrs. Slater al Delton for dinner April’22. Mr. Petlingill has sold his fat cat­ tle. Mr .and Mrs .Lotta McBane are enlertnining .Miss Jessie McBane of Petoskey. Thc Milo people extend sympathy to the family and friends of Mra. Will .Mead. Mra. Norwood of Delton ia> slay­ ing wilh Mra. Adison Spaulding. Mr. and Mra. Blaine Ray enter­ tained their children lost Sabbath. Homer Aldrich, who had the plas­ ter ctisl removed from his limb, has had another pul on. Sam Hay is moving Dale Sedg­ wick's barn. —s. Olive Doolittle and her son Clhrk of Kalamazoo visited Mrs. Nora Blanghard-Wednesday and Thurs­ day. . The Messrs.Gorham ami Flowers with their families motored lo Del­ ton lo attend teh Easier .exercises and were highly pleased with the rendering of thc special music. Mr. and Mrs. John Goble of lhe Towne farm spent last Sunday with their, parents at Cedar Creek. Tho following officers were elect­ ed In thc Milo Sunday School for the ensuing year: Superintendent, Mbs. Mary Flower; vice. Emerson Ix!wis: secretary, Doris Jones; treasurer. Mrs Gorham; organist. Mrs. Earl Towne; vice, Bernice Elowur; libra­ rian. Elhel Lewis. Mrs. Cliff Cassel spent last Sun­ day with Mra. Tldd al Milo. The Easier cxercisps nl Milo were a docided success and rcllecli-d much credit lo all llie participants. Mra. Albert Chase Is weaving spring'Tarpcts In all of Hie newest I weaves for one sliilling a yard. McOMBER DISTRICT. Thc Easier services and mission­ ary program were tine mid largely attended al tho Dowling church. Missionary collection was. GIVI'S, which goes to educate the far away countries. Miss Orlha Coykendall spent over Sunday with hcr parents uuar Hastnig*. . You ask what makes E<l. Traver act *o promi? Why, it’s tha^ little daughter uim came lo stay wilh them last Bunday evenink. Reuben Criles ami family have moved onio the Frank Polls farm. John Sinclair of near Hastings ha* bought the John Crawley farm and will itiove soon. Bearded French Btateeman. down hla compatriots as — either DENTIST Not ■ a aaa Baa uccasion. Occasion. I.vi , . by — . ..----- .— ----- a Briggs to! »rle,t or “ Nowaday* .moolh , .... , . | "nag.— —"What! wapr Are Are you you going goir Will Im- nl Hastings Wi-lJlil-mltiy, «» M.wknnr'a funeral? —-•.. «- -------•- - I- thnneht -- you : faces are favored by-the younger gen­ -....... ... ™------------------------- win P-nlr u a r. thereafter nl Mime office in Steb­ superiatlrely happy peoplet' Griggs ,aU °r the »ro»'lng cult of athletics bins* Block, Hustings. —"That's why I am going. You see, u *?l*ar*' howw. from a portrait Respect fully. Ilr (' Fl (Iwi.rK Il I I St Mawkier left a lot of money to his P“o*““ed In Le Journal that not a sinretaUves."—Town Topics. . <le m«riber of the cabinet is clean shaven, and four out of the twelve Bring its your job printing and 1 - | wear a full beard and mustzehe we'll do it right. -BAXXEB WANT AOVS. I'AV— Are You Ready Paper and Paint? ♦ The Red Cross Drug Store can do more than ♦ any other place in Barry county to make the job X perfect with economy. Thousands of rolls of Wall ♦ Paper that we are offering at a price which no 4 mail order house can meet. We leave it to .your ♦ judgment. ♦ We sell Sherwin-Williams Paint; Paint: not the « cheapest at first, but proves cheapest in the end. ♦ The pioneers of Barry county know this and won’t change. More of it sold than any other paint in ♦ America. ♦ Window Shades, all sizes, all colors. Bring us t the measurements. Arthur E. Mulholland Largest Distributor of Pure Drugs, Spraying Materials, Etc., in Barry County . Hastings. Michigan k«ry Circle I. Merrill and Andera rtn-yoiMs in- E. C. Barton, last weik. . Rev. S; C. Croff attended the Ev­ it Sunday angelical conference last. week. Miss Ethel J< Those on the sick list arc Mrs. with hcr poopli Lihbio Sayers, Mrs. H. O. Branch, Johnoon, at Mra. Everett Mct-allum returned Mrs. Max Hines and Mra. 8. C. CrolT. last week from a visit with her Mr. and Mra. I^iwic Branch and father al KalamaKfe H1' M rt'imrl- son of leasing visiled al H. u. Branch's over Sunday. ed some better. • . , Mi.w Edyth Praiwhka of Kalama­ Mr. and Mrs. Max Sines arrived zoo was an over Sunday visitor with homo from Indiana Friday evening. hCMra?T)onald McCallum and two home of Mrs. 8. C. CrolT Friday af­ children spent from Saturday until ternoon. Tlie subject is, 'The Bi­ Monday with. F. G. Pierce and wife ble." Mrs. Mae Myers, leader. Ada'Hayward made a busi­ CLOVERDALE. ness call at East Orangeville MonMra. Dugat Campbell is spending "•L. Irene Pierce returned to her I a few days with relatives in Kalainazoo and Martin. . • home at Hastings 8aiw<iay rnoin.Mr. and Mra. Bert McCallum and "'wallacc Chilson is making an ex­ Mr. ami Mra. Claude Musher motor­ ed to Shultz Sunday to visit Claude's tended visit with friends at Kal­ father, Peter. Mosher. amazoo. .' Mra. John Acker returned SalurArchie Chilson returmd from day after spending a few days with Gary, ImL, last wert Mra. Gibson of Hastings. Mrs. Barbara McCallum is visitingf Mr. and Mrs. .Glen Freer enter­ her son. Donald, for a few d o tained their sister .and little son of Herman Nalxel and wife of Coals1 Detroit the past week. Ggbve spent Sunday al then- bpme.■ \ Church Notes. Buzzing wood nnd alvep shear­ Griswold will preach, the ing seems lo be tho order <«f the’ next Sunday morning's sermon al day in this vicinity.' Miss Catherine Campmdl of tffov- 10 o'clock. Everyone come. Sunday School will open nt-11:30 erdale spent one day lost week with! a. in. Ix«ton lit. "The Cost of Dis­ Mrs. Pauline Mun»hy. D. Hull has ixiught B small farm. clploship," Luke 11:25-35. The Y. P. A. will be led by Mr. of Harrison Hart. Mrs.' Cloud of Douds Borner is, Bagley. The subject is, "The Con­ secration of Time," Eccl. 3:1-8. ' keeping house for Frank Hail. . Please note: Dale of church fair Miss Margaret Casey of Hind's Corners spent Thurtrfw mid Friday. has been changed from April 2i (o’ May 15 nmj Hl. W« had to have wilh her sister, Mrs. Claud Ham­ more time?ns it will be bul a little; mond. Ernest Johncock, wife timl daugh­. smaller than lhe World's Fair. ter spent Sunday wilh Ralph Brown and family. 'CRESSEY. Farmers have commenced (heir DOWLING. spring plowing. Irving Barber is buzzing wood at Albert Woodmansee's hand Milo. getting along fine. There will be a ilancc al Gleaners' Mra. Fern De Crockqr *i»eiil Sun­ Hall Friday evening. day wilh Mra. Hilda Irvin. Mrs. W. Fisher is recovering from sliorkvisit with his son E. E. War­ an attack of grip. ner at Irving ,Uien will Irave for an | Mra. Conyer ami daughter viAileil extended visit with his sou,.Charles relatives jn Cloverdale over Sunday. Mrs. Arlliur Shorter and son Ray at Troy. Idaho. . Ray Freeman, wife ami daughters I wlm have Ixith been quite sick are Esther nnd Hrfa spent Bunday with now ImiIIi improving. .Mr. Ingraham of Plainwell wa* al Frank Wilkes and wife. Mra. Nellie Adriausoii and daugh­ Creswy Monday In lhe interest of ter, Margaret of Delton, are visit-, lhe .Maxwell auto. Mra. Waller llolyen who has b<-on ing her aunt nnd uncle Will Henkes an invalid for some lime wilh rheu­ and wife. William Cleinenco; wife and two matism. has nflt been so well the daughters, wenLto Battle Creek nasi. week. Her mothcr-m-hiw, .Mrs .Thursday to visit - hi* molhcr-who Bolyen, of Hickory, is wilh her foi a few days. has been poorly of late. Prof. Clark Doolittle of Det'ndl Mrs. Elsie l.esler returned home Saturday after a three week* visit University School and his mother. Mrs. OUie DooliUle. of Kalamazoo, with her mother at Union City. Floyd L. Rice of Hastings spent w. re callers at W. Fisher's Tues­ • Saturday night and Sunday wilh day. Mrs. Jennie Paul of Kalamazoo his mother. . -’ Charley Webster, who has been nml Mrs. Jennie HnneyMdt spent several days al Gull lake last week. visiting his brothers and sister here, Dr. Ibibhs of Gafcshurg was in has gone lo visit his sisler al P«yltown last wei'k heing called lo sec age. .Miss Ora Miller of Lacey was a guest at lhe home of Will llcrrhig- very seriously ill al the Head of Gull Uke. (on. Sunday. Alice Bolter. wh<i has been wilh Bernice Munger Is working for .Mrs. Bolyvn, will assist luiE^niinl nl Mrs. Albert Wcxxlmans*--'. Frank Herrington ha* Iwn build­ Slielps Resort. Pine laike, Ihis sum­ ing an ice creain parlor onto tho mer. Ella Enzian will lake her pliicc •’ pavillion and building liorsr sheds al Bolyen's fora short iime. Mrs. Caroline Hoiieyseti. who nfls al lhe resorts. Long Bearli and Clear lieeji visiting her sons here, has re­ turned hi her home in Springbrook. Mrs. John Denreaslcr has been The Prairieville school will re­ quite sick wilh la grippe. peal their piny. “The Gipsy Queen.'’' LAKE ODESSA. Will Wells of. W<MMiliury was Uie tirday evening. April 18th. Sunday bring Easier. llev. F.llsguels of Miss Veda Davis over Sun­ day. Sir. and Mrs- Leonard Wachter his many frii'lldir lien-. They were nol slab-, m-illu-f wen- they poured of Woodland visited at Bam Gnrover Him as is usual wilh n shower, linger's Sunday. but were nri-M-ided iu a box which Mrs. Prestage, who of Rev. Pres- gonlaineil 21 dozens fresh eggs. He tagu is very ill with bo hopes of re­ was much surprised nnd also much covery. pleased with lhe gift. Mra. Edd Bnobhle is visiting her LITTLE CEDAR LAKE. parents in Grand Rapids. /Wm. Barker of Grand Rapids was We were glad to sec Charles Val­ in the village over Bunday. entine out again. .Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dubois of Born, to- Mr. and Mrs. David Smith, Easter Sunday morning a Augusta are guests of Mr. mid .Mrs. H. W. Wortman for a few days. son. .Mis. Manda Norris isjslill under 'Bi»rn, to Mr. and Mra, Millon the doctor's earn. < Brown, Monday morning a daugh­ Edward Campbell has moved hack ter. ion his farm, but will slid conduct Mrs. Frank Coykendall and Mra. his store at Cedar Crack. Geo. Barkdal were in Clarksville. Tuesday to attend llie funeral of through here will/ maple sugar, so Mrs. Ethel Nash Fell, who died we could look sweet anyhow. Bunday of jqieumouin. John (kimplM-li is contemplating Mrs. Geo. Cheetham of Lowell building a m-w house this summer. Wnllar.e Campbell caught -135 visiled friends in town over. Bun­ muskrats this spring, most all of day and attended services at the M. E. church. Mr. mid .Mrs. .hdin UuIr-I of Milo, Frank Coykendall reluracil Mon.day from Rapid River. Antrim Co_ spent Sunday wilh .Mr. and .Mrs. • ' where he went lo deliver n spun of Jneob Albertson. We lire going to have a mile of horses he purcha*ed uf John Faulk­ ner of Berlinr As colls they were good road in Hops township. We ' prize winners nt the Barry Counly will show you w«w no| dead. H. W. Wortman is our palli mas­ fair mid wore purchased by Coyter and we are sure we will hlive kondall for Faulkner. ’ • . something dime on our roads this Vdl Strong has moved from Clarksville to his residviicoon north •Hh Ave. ' HASTINGS AND CAIH.TON TOWM.INE. NORTHEAST KALAMO. Mr. and Mis. C S. Buie/* from Mis*-Florence Elsinere from Battle Pleasant Ridge spent Sunday wilh Creek, who has been vi'iting her aunt. IGIarviice Kinne and wife. Mr*. Steve Briggs, and other relatives .Mr. and Mrs, John Francisco of in this locality, returned to hcr home Hast ing* spent Sat unlay niglit und Saturday. • Sunday wilh bsi Cummings and Stanley Brigg* went to’ Nashville wife. Saturday on business. Ear) W<x>d spent Monday nnd A large crowd attended B'party al Tuesday <>f Iasi-week in I’raeporl. Bert'.Shuler's Friday night .Mrs. Alice ('.imiinings spent from Mr. Trumc Willis sold a horse last Sulurday until Wednesday .with her daughter, Mrs. James Brogdon. Charlie Smith is ill at this writing. Earl Wood is spending a few day* Fred King is ill with nneuinonia. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Briggs visited in Owosso. Willinin Moore nnd Miss Elsie Bert Briggs Sunday. Bump allemb-d the Ea*|or services Mrs. I,con Briggs 'waa called to Charlotte Satun^y by the iUnci* oi I fd Uiy M. E. riiurch III Hastings bun­ ker parents, Mr. and Mrs.cfwU^' .tJay.- Ffltiml u Cure for lUicuiualimn. ♦ Bp dug fjttalivc mid tllodd tloanwr. rheumatism for + Flush dtii'-the acemauritea waste . “’I suffered ..........with r................... . ......... ......... and ptiUons tif the winter months; }"* K^ Him poisons oi uie winter tinnitus; ' : , ... ।, ’In , .uv.. inoii . . h rfur A ch -i. ane your .......................... i. । - ,' rtciil liatiil stomach, liver ___ und■ .kid“I",- lo niy niotilh for ili.-if that rake Dr ,,’n«U' "f ''“V-” wr,le* !<•> 1L. ‘Chap neya of Mil Imimnii. t. ~ nothing hti nian nian’- -Matilelun. -MapP'lmi. town. Iowa. "I "I suffero suffered Ihing |UH»llino I.,!.: ,111.'. Mil.i ’ lerriblr |ujiii so I could mil sleep or tep for purifying t|i»- bhiod. blood. Mild, mooq, Mii<i.i| ie s|il) #| „|ghr^ FjVe y(,ar8 ag0 j non-griping Inxaliv Cures con-’ "( ’ began usiipc. Chamberlain's Liuilull pat ion; makes you f>-el tlm*. Take’ + no other. 25c. R.-rniiunejid-d by' men! aiuLip two month* I was well !.avc not suffered with pheuJ Urveth A Kttfbbiii —A. /K^Iqlli..l*'' । malistu since." For sale by All i Dealers.—Ad v. ’ ♦ . I '■ . Your Every Want in Paint and Wall Paper _JPan j>e supplied at this store. We carry the old Reliable Devoe Paint, because we have proven by ex­ perience that, gallon for gallon, it not only goes farther, but lasts longer and looks better than other prepared paints or Lead and Oil. We can supply you with any color you wish. Ask us for | color­ card the first time you are in. We have always car­ ried the largest stock of Wall Paper and this year is no exception. Papers suitable for Kitchens or Bed­ rooms at 5c and upward a double roll. A large line to select from at 8c and 10c. Let us figure with you if you have to do any papering and we assure you that you will have better qualty oL^papers for less money. Come in and let us show you. • Carveth & Stebbins Jhe Recall Druggists (foods Delivered Phone 31 Do You Know Kelley? Kelley is Cloverdale's live Groccryman. He keeps things moving in his store. Always a clean, fresh stopk of Groceries. They don’t have a chance to get stale. If you haven't bought of Kelley yet, you better do so. You’ll be pleased with his service. Spring Is Here Get busy and select your kind of s^cds, we have them, all kinds already on hand Be first and make Good Friday your'planling day Good seeds make good gardens Try Ours E,. Tungate <5 Son Phone 16*6 Banfield Exchange And There Was Light lust because you live in the country is no reason why you should sit in semi-darkness, trying to read or work by the ‘light ot a kej-osene lany?. . Worry over inefficient lighting ceases when you see our Blau-Gas Lighting Plant work. It produces a clear, white light without any noise. There is no smoke, no odor, no dirty chimney, no greasy wick to trim. Come in and let us show you how tin's wonderful Blau-Gas Plant works. Campbell and McCallum _ HARDWARE Cloverdale Michigan, Our Business Is Increasing, WHY? Been use our Milislled customers are crrulmg new t-ustbmers every day. Perhaps your fcutlicrs or plumes nerd to lie cleaned or dyed. We do it. Men's suits are made to look better und last lunger ulirn scut to Im- used for (leaning und pressing. Hcmemhcr ue time (he only modern pressing muchhic in your city. Hastings Dry Cleaning Co. Prompt attention to deliveries and Parcel Post Phono 223 M. Kellogg, Prop. Banner Want Ads They Get Basalts. �I Fificld- will work On-the farm during regular Sunday school hour, as well (the summer. |*» the rime allotted for thc delivery of Rev•. J. । Mr. Mr.’and and Mrs. Mrs. Allen Allen E. r- Matthew* the sermon by ■•• >■ H. Westbrook. । and- -family -• were guest* Sunday ■ ----- taken up _..i. of- »»Mr.>wa* with aa we|| rendered Matthew? parents. Mr. and Mrs. l--a’l[r 4»m«ram. Re?. Re* I. H. WestMatthew*' nati»», .... ----- •_...... Farmers in this locality have com- lame* Matthew* of North Ining. inenced lheir spring work. For some This wa* also a birthday gathering, lime past nothing more than thc'since on that day Mr». Jainc* Matfroxen condition of the soil ha* pre-1 thews completed another milestone m of Easter cards for old and young. Roster* were distributed in every Tim। Some MV are M.WW dr.wmrr! Ide’••- muhwni. ’ Ml WnWVt — —. •Dreading their Fields llurril F. Gillett returned a week ily relating to the go to church cam­ I. MO, 1Ul uuJS .. and ------- ------ P*ign being promulgated by nearly air alia „. or their clover Iago front hit duties it. Conconi ScjQ. Not a. few are drawing marl I resumed work once more al the Mill- church worker*’ organwation* of all By fcAju-Kbiiom land* to furnisli thc time-dlrville depot. denominations. The rard* bear the Elements necesMfry for successful I. One of our popular fellow town*- invitation .to attend church .Sunday. SHaifa cultivation. Considerable clot er jnten. "D<>ctor’’ Lake, moyed to-Mid- May 3. raa killed last summer during theldlcvilic one week ago. "Doctor” ;■ Next Sunday, April 10. IS i* to be field routh, the fields of alfalfa seeming’1 Lake ha* assumed to work a* flagman day for the '----’----- -*— worker* in •*• thc- Anti-' apparently to withstand, the dry <>n the Main street crossing. The Salodh League cause. On that day all weather best.. friend* of thc doctor around the yil- thc churches throughout Michigan, a* On Monday morning thc Perry saw | lagc dropped in on him. bringing well a* thc Y. M. A. and other mill on Oak street resumed operations, about a complct*- .surprise a few organizations of an' affiliated nature, This will be the last'sawing done this I nights before he left. The guest* having for their work llie uprooting ieasem. Messrs. Perry'& Co, are now I spent the evening visiting ami in of tho saloon evil* in our land, will | have speaker* out next Sunday to i further the work against the saloons Tiling like twenty-five or thirty thou- I their esteem, lilt Michigan. Every one is invited to sand feet of good saw log* cut from Mrs. Cornelia inctty arrived come and hear tht* questkm di«ctt«*e<L the timlicr on thc farm that- Mr. Tro-[home in Irving a few week* The "lunm’ dawg” belonging to caring for her George Smith of this village ha* oner over one year ago. ■, —-dneh. who has more stepped into thc limelights It S William I'ifielu i* now at.workk at been ' ilL , jwiil be recalled that this same canin*' the Frank I’ratt farm under the' the The Easter services Sunday were ate up some lace-leather, at thc Perry ijupervition of Ozro Pierce. Mr. .V •presented to a well filled church. The;saw snilE Recently this same dog 'OMEN IRVING. The Irvine General Store With the close of the month ol March we have rounded outdecade of merchandising iu the general store at Irving. We came here ten years ago and the volume of patronage ,we have received has met our most optimistic expectations. We -are pleased to announce after having been acquainted for so long a time that we extend our best regards and sincere thanks to those wIh) have aided us to maintain a strong mercantile establishment at this place and shall ever be pleased to attend to your'requiremenis with all the business getting alacrity that has marked our endeavors in the past. a C. R. WATSON, General Store IRVING, MICH. 19041914 I BOTHI'HONIIS—Hastings. 159 1L-4S; Middleville Line, 162 1L-IS. Appetizers at Doyle’s It don’t make any difference what time of day you come to us, we will get you what you want to eat, if it is in the city. We Have Added Fruits Just during the past few days we have begun ser__ ving fresh seasonable fruits. When you are hungry, come and see us. .■ . Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch IN HOONAN’S CIGAK STORE. Jefferson Street Hastings, Mich. parents, Frei and family, near Vermont* ilk Ml*. Little!..—--------ited with Bais and Wes Williams Iasi week. Charlie Spellman ami wife spent Tuesday afternoon at O. C. Sheldon’s in Sunfield, Lewis Lockhart has a sick cow. Mrs. Mary Gardner visited hcr sis­ ter. Mr*. Gusta Hart,-near Vcnnoni1 ville, Monday. , 1 1 i । 1 * F. A. CHILDS & CO IRVING, MICH I ■ Another fifty cent raise on walking plows this spring is what yoti farmers are being asked b> pay. So iwro is something neither smart nr funny: but that hits the nail so squarely on tho bead that I give It-to you free. ■ „ Will spend a million making noise, And say. ?(Lyou-nice-litlle-boy*, Just keep on working." We’ll tell you- how tn raise a crop. That will he’ln your credit.Then sit up nights, they'd ilpurc oul, Just hqwjltal they can get it. . Atjd lhe task will lie an easy one. Now1, since yotl are a coiner. A little added, here and there. Will keep you on the hummer. Atld twelve per cent upon your plows. Fifteen upot| your binder. And when you can’t pay up your bills, They'll kick you round like thunder. Ro you should sea me, an independent dealer. “Not in the Trust, or of the Trust," for jour wagons, buggies, riding plows, walking plows, harrows, rollers, win* fence, roofing, hinder twipe aud many other things. . • And 'f 1Kl* ,lin” lh® Tru’,U '>on’< buy ofmB- And If these goods nr/nol as good as tlm l nisi are selling, then why do thtty steal from me and raise lhe price on you?’ Jesse Townsend Not in the Trust 11 III.. , pound. 1 used to go to my doctor for pills1 and remedies and they did not help me. 1 had headaches and could not eat, anti the doctor claimed I had female trouble and mu»t have an opera­ tion, 1 read in the paper about Lydia E. ---------Pinkhaxn’a Vege*-• Wuirr rnm, <j|r.Bmn (nibi 8«lur-, %ililn| Frr(J ,,h|U) . Sand, . ■'"i ''"IB »» • , Mr.. Cor. P»iB,r. .nJ Bulr Il.ushJ K. U«n>rr. r.lh.r . t h.nr-l i K1111 „|kd J, ,rlr„d> in x„„h E. Marner, slatted lue.sduy tiinrii-1 c’a*tleton Sunday utg for I’roy. Idaho, and will make Lilt|e Va£ ha5 been very an extended visit wilh relatives tn|sickthe past week with symptoms'of the west. i cholera infantum. She is some better Melvin JphitMin nml family enter-. a| thil writing. (aim'd Mauler lamed Mtixh I rankltn Palimdu y; Mr., g|mcr Cole of Womlland spent nnd Mis* Lillie \el.«ott from ■’ near 1 Thursday with her daughter. Mrs. Cnlwionin a* week-end .......1. guests. .•»t.ui..„;., Idcvc Strow and family, and cared for 1 hcr little grandadugbtrr. Vada. ' NEASE CORNERS. . | The birthday ami sewing -club. Ronald I’ditningtnn who lias been !■ ’which was held at :h. home of Mrs. having pneumonia is unjhe better [,Clyde Brown, wa- enjoyed by all who [were in attendance. I'he club pro­ • now. . . i settled Mrs. Brown with a fine berry 1.. I’eiimngtmi is helping: fcl. The next meeting will he at the If you have any good wheat to sei 1 we can make it an object to you to bring it to Irving. Ground feed and chick feed always on hand. They'll rake and rake, don’t you forget it. They’ll rake until you will regret it, Then kecfi 'mi raking. । HL—1‘I must thank you with Pinkham’s urnlnnl Mr »».t Mr. Aum.m L..k-, with other progressive families and use Sunshine Flour. The flour that is “as good as the best and better than the rest.” There is no reason for you to use a brand of flour just because you r grandfather used it Try up-to-date flour, which means Sunshine Flour. W e are back of it with an iron clad guar­ antee. You run no chances in trying it, using one sack means using it as long as you can get it And I will laugh.-sing, jump and .shout, Jill from my eyes lhe tears gush oul. Then laugli a little more. To iwe .the trust rake in your pelf. That you might have kept yourself, Had you been on your job. Taking Lydia E. Pink­ ham’s Vegetable ' ridden'l.y Lyle Wilcox through the feel fine. A lady said one day, ‘Oh. I streets of the village w ith disa*trous feel so tired all the time and have head’results. .The dog wa* struck by th.' nche.’ I said, ‘Take Lydia E. Pink*" rapidly moving motorcycle,.throwing ham’s Vegetable Compound,’ and abe the rider off and somewhat damagm. .pj and now."_Mrs. M. R. the machine. The dog came out Karscrmicx, 143g N. Paulina Street, third byst and will mi doubt try thc chicaroJSlHnftta. same frat no more. , ’ Mr*. Sarah Benton went lo Grand] The Other C Rapid* last week for an extended uayton, Ohio. — ■■ Lydia E. Pinkham’s , visit with hcr daughter and husband. Vegetable Compound relieved me of .Mr. and Mr*. Alvin Berryy pains In my aide that J had for years ' John A. Shaw of Benton Harbor and which doctor? medicines failed to . was in the village one week ago rail relieve. It haa certainly saved me from ing on old time friend*. After a vi*i: an operation. -J with her brother. < Jitter R. Shaw bi -you by a personal letter to any woman . Yankee Spring*, and with his aunt. In the same condition.’1—Mrs. J. W. Mrs. Iretta Reeve, John left to resume Sheher, 126 Cass St., Dayton. Ohio, hi* work at Benton Harlmr. • On Friday and Saturday Frank| >* yon want special advice ' Travis'did some sawing w ith bi* gaso- write to Lydia E. Pinkham Med- ■ line »wl»« .rntSl (■•• Bion Co- (om,ruleI1„l,|) Estcd and Dell Schmmann. . „ ' .... . Lavcrn Lampson wa* home from his MtUMt. Your letter wlllbe opened, work in Grand Rapids a part of last road and answered by a woman, „ ... . .. and held in strict confidence. Mr. nml .Mrs. liliiidtnii Biirhinan | otih-rlnini'd Mrs. John Walton atnl--------------- ——=l her .daughter, Mr*. Fore-l Weaver. | WEST VERMONTVILLE. | Min Not 661 in Line When al llrsl my plow was sloleh, 1 cried and cried. My eyes were swollen; But I shall, cry no more. Anil if you farmers don't rvseflL You’ll have (o pay that “12 per cent.” Then pay a lillle more. DERATIONS Halting*, Michigan. LAKE VIEW. A number from here attended lhe Easter exercises at Martin Corners Sunday morning; Mr. and Mrs. Don Everett and ehildren of East Castleton spent Sunday with Mrs. I jura Everett of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Charlton and datrghicr-Zada, of Maple Grove, spent Sunday with their brother. Frank Charlton .and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butolph and daughter Helen spent Sunday with his parents Wm. Bgtolph and family, of Carlton Center. About, thirty friends and neighbors of Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Keagle. Mrs. Granger and Mrs. Warner spent M«nday afternoon with them before they moved to Ha-tings. They are lhe oldc*t family on our street. Their com­ bined age i* 3!(» years, making an aver­ age of 79 years. Wc will ail miss them from our nei&blkorlimid. A nice supper wav served and they were pre­ sented with a rocking chair as a token of esteem. V.'c wish them good luck in their new home. Alonzo Campbell of Nashville spent Sunday with Chai. Smith and family. Floyd McKay and wife visited rela­ tives in Hastings Sunday.* Hamilton Munn lost one of his best cows one day last week. When You Buy Your ifYou It will be perfectly safe to telephone in your orde^ guarantee satisfaction in all cases. , 5 ’ We are showing th‘e largest line any dealer, in a town attempted to carry. No matter what it is that you are in need of, we feel supply it, and at the lowest price. Our satisfied customers are our best advertisementfl. BANNER WANT AXSV& FAY. J: * sure that we can ♦ ; +> Rugs and Ollier Floor Coverings : GEO. F. MILLER, President of Miller & Harris furniture Go . The Sample Furnituri? People FttRNrnmE fob less money VNDEHT.kKINO at LOWER PRICES Hastings Michigan * BETTE.R SMOKE HERE THAN HEREAFTER Better still to smoke at Hoonan’s! The quality of the^smokes” you get at Hoonan’s is superior to most “smokes” because we know how, and are properly equipped to take the best of care of our tobacco and cigars. Besides the good quality of our “smokes” we have fixed up our place sn you must feel comfortable with us. Y ou are as welcome as can be, and we invite-you to come and see us when you are anywhere near Hastings. Don’t feel that you must buy from us, but if we have any thing" you want in smokers’ supplies we’ll be pleased to wait upon you. But make it a point to come and sit in one of our easy chairs and smoke. The Place to Meet Your Friends Phone 106 J. F. HoonanJefferson , St. HASTINGS, MICH. Retailer Jobber « TREAT YOUR SEED OATS TO ANTI-SMUT Some time ago many bottles of Anti-Smut were put out among the fanners in dif­ ferent sections on trial to treat their wheat for smut. Below we print their own statement which tells it much stronger than we can. No farmer can afford to grow any grain without first treating thc seed to Anti-Smut. Read the testimonials: Cement Cily, Mich, Aug. 2, 'il The Anti-Smut Chemieal Co, North Atlants, Midi. Dear airs:—Last year I had the stnutlieal wheat l ever naw. ■ tow­ ed 17 acres of tlm same sued, using one large size botllo of Anti-Smut and 1 ran not find Ano Binutly ker­ nel. This has taught me that I can raise wheat without danger of t<mut by trnnling my seed hcfoi * sowing. Yours Truly. John T. Kc'alcy.’ Brooklyn, Mich., Aug. £, Tl. Anti-Smut F.lmmicaJ Co., '•North Adams. Mich. Dear Sirs:—Last fall I hail lo buy seed wheal atnl il happened that the wheat 1 bought had been treated with Anti-Smut. So being curious tu know if thu treatment .would really do any gbod, 1 sowed tho treated grain in the cJntcr of the field. Al harvest time I could see to a- drill mark where the treatment began; lhe straw was larger, the bundles heavier nnd the quality of grain was much better on the wheal which had been treated. 1 shall always treat my seed grain with Anli-SmuL Youra, F. D. Kerr. TAMARAC CORNERS. Burl Smith is oracling a line now lyoodaheti, Miss Vera Woodard spent over Sunday in Haslingt . . Ralph licHit'y and family of Carl­ ton apepl Sunday at Allen King's. as we absolutely ’ . * Of this size, ever Just now many housekeepers are thinking about Rugs, Linoleum, Car­ pets, etc. We have anticipated their wants by placing,in stock the largest ♦ and■_— byJ far the best selected line ever shown in this town. You will miss it ♦ tried to seize the motorcycle being V* e Ccmpoand and I have taken It and you go out of town to buy before looking over our stock. , ♦ Good 9x12 Brussels rug at $9.50, worth $12.50. ; ♦ Good 9x12 Wilton Velvet rug at $18.50, worth $24.00. \ ♦ Fine 9x12 Wilton Velvet rug at $40.00, worth $48.00. ♦ ’ Beautiful 12x15 Axminster rug at $37.00, worth $45.00. ♦ K ALAMO Mr .and Mrs. Frank Terrell, Ray­ mond Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Curtis Sand daughter. Eva, visited Mr. and Mrs. \yill Stiver Sunday. Mr. .ind Mrs. Bert Cottrell were guests at the home of Terrell and Rice Sunday evening. . There was some excitrtiicnt ampng thc ladies on the street Friday when Mr. Watcher's house caught fire. In spite of the hi«h wind, it was by sonic effort cxiiuKuished by Cora. Curtis. However, some damage was ’done to the roof andmarret. Mr. and ltrs. Frank Terrell and Raymond Rice started Tuesday for Chicago, where they will visit the former’s daughter and other friends for a couple of weeks, after which time they will continue their journey to I’lacagoula. Miss- where they expect to locate and build a home. ’ During their three years’ stay in Kalama they have made many warm friends, who regret to have them leave. Wc’ all wish them success-in thtfir sew home. ire ? -. . "" I Moscow. Mich., Aug. 3, Tl. Tito Anti-Smut Chemical Co, North Adams, Mich.’ Dear Srs:—I sowed 16 acres of wheal last fall wilh seed which was very smutty. Upon your recom­ mend I Imught a bottle, of AbtiSihut and treated llie same ns for oats. Since threshing I can not find one solitary smutty berry. This Itos certainly done all you claim for it. nnd I shall always treat my seed wheal. Yours, Eslie L. Patch. Then, buy from us enough Anti-Smut to treat your Seed Oats be­ Jerome, Mich, Aug. 3, ’ll. Ant-Smut Clieipical Co, North Adams, Mich. Dear Sirs:—I have used AntiStnul on oats for several seasons nnd concluded last fall that I would try it on wheat, so I treated the seed for 20 acres lhe same as for oats, apd I can't see any difference in |he result* obtained. It kills lhe smut completely in wheat as it has do'ne in oats for year*. And I also believe it improves tho quality of the 'grain ns il does tnc straw. There are less light berries and a much belter straw. . Yours Truly, Fred Baker. fore The sowing. money spent will be the best invest­ ment you ever made. Edmonds Brothers Phone 18 THE ELEVATOR MEN Halting.. Mich. >■ �APMLIt, 1S14-2# PACES. THE HAS' S BANNER the trail through nn unknown coun­ try, wilh the skill of a plains In­ dian. Al I o'clock the next morn­ ing they were outside tho strong­ hold of tlm outlaws. Hall placed Kentucky’s Victorio*. THIS WEEK’S NEWS IN his men In a cordon around tlm ’ Tho Kentucky iKJftso of repreNEAR-BY OOCNTIES. camp, und nl dnybrenk tho battle Menldiivos by n vole <»f Oft to its. on began. Il tested an hour, and when March 12, passed a bill providing FOR YEARS HAVE PATROLLED il ended every outlaw was dead. for tho submission to (he voters al road mapped out by Un1 l-ujinn coUn- I THE MEXICAN Hall rounded up tho stolen cattle au eteejion in 1915 of a conslituand horses, ami at 0 o'clock the Uonal amendment providing for ly road commiwioon - <•> be built, FRONTIER. tills year. conlraoU, for only two: rangers started buck for Yslela. In statewide prohibition The bill now those days lhe American army ofil- will go to tho senate. where il is mites have been let ul lhe present cers used lo hunt in Mexico, but expected its opponent* wilt light it. time. In many imdam-.- the up-, THRILUItfl ADVENTURES OF never in uniform. About five miles All bul twenty-one-counties in lhe propriation seems to b- too low lol meet (he approval Of M'o contractors THESE PICTURESQUE MEH from tho American border Hall and slate uro “dry.” The “wet" couqhte rangers met Shafter nigi a num­ tios contain the larger cities und Dr. Cook, who failed to break i ber of his officers. They were hunt­ the big distilleries. Off*Um lop of tho.norlh jm»1o mid' ing wild game. Roth houses of the IqgisItHuro They Used To Invade Mexico And bring it home with him. mid thereby, “Loe. what have yim hern doing? have also passed a bill providing made il impossible t<> establish his ■Kill Off Invading I thought 1 (old you il was against that twenty-live per cent of the claim that Im had ociually rcnchccU Robbers. international law- for you lo got the population of a dry county may call thc top of the earth, i' m lecture-in -Sir Gilbert Parker has made the 'outlaws on thin side of tho river," a local option election. Il te said lohia as one of Ihe'Clumt.iuqua at-1 fame nf the Royal Northwest Jsaid HbaftfL wll° know when ho that this bill will causejprectimis' tractions next sunmo-i . t<ays the I .Mounted Police of Canada secure in saw tli> horn's and coltlo what had in every county in llimgicxl few' Porllnml Review. Wc .ire convinepdf months. Il ia cxpcctHPraftl «lover- that Iter Cook lias been un.—|v li«il; English-speaking countries and taken place. . most of tho other civilized land* "Bul. colonel, I didn’t get any nor McCreary wul sign the bill.: aliout. We are also convinced that The Kentucky whisky market I tec has done a lillle prevuricaiing Where stories of grit and daring and Mexicans. 1 loft 'em whore I found root nona in Hit’ face of great dan­ ’em,” Hall replied, and,that was the seem* lb be .almost entirely nt a himself, bul (hat will not prevent us1 standstill. Some of the largest dis ­ gers are appreciated. Bul there te end of what was perhaps the great­ from I wing in lhe from row tlm tributors toll us that there is night he lecture*another body of picturesque men, est of tho ranger “Invaeioiw." ' ' whose organization te older, whose No sloiy having lo do with the scarcely any demand nt all. history teems wilh brilliant exploits history of Rangers would ba com­ How Brewers* Fortunes Are Made. A cane, made of oruuuc uimmI. and ' and hair-raising rides and charges, plete without a reference to the Hon. Frank 8. Hogans, in an ad­ a pipe with a reed stem about three who«c horsemanship and inarks- “Rod Ride." '.That was forty years dress, “Tho Fool Tax Payers," de- feet long, which were used by Jeffer- • mnnslip nro superb .bul whose dar­ ago in the days of Governor Ireland. Jivored in Ottawa, III., recently son Davis and were in his possession ing is yet to bo recorded by a man Tho bonier was inwlod with made thc statement that according wln'ii Im was captured, are in the; gifted ns is the English narrator of thieves and murderers. Not a day to informutfon furnished him by it hands of John W. Bradner of Sl.i tho deeds of lhe Northwest Police. passed but word of some outrage chemist in a ■Milwaukee brewery, Johns, who wns a --memi»'r of tin-: The organization referred to te reached Austin. Gou Ireland de­ the actual cost of making a barrel (th Mich, cavalry, a delnll of which ■ that of tho Texas Rangers, whoso termined lo clean up the bonier of lioer which retails for about took tlm confederate tighter pris­ word is law on tho Toxas side of from Brownsville to El Paso. He $28.00 is bul 72 cents, mid that tho oner. the Rio Grande, nnd the very men- sent lo San Antonio and asked Lee cost. of producing a gallon of lion of whoso name is sufficient to Hall to come lo Austin. Hall went. whisky which retails for $1, is but Mrs. Alite Esch of Portland, is cow into submission the most des­ lhe composer-af. a. sone. entitle«l. "When I entered the governor’s 25 rente. perate Mexican renegade who now office a few days after Im sent for Al a bonfire to celebrate a recent "Come Baek To Me. My Darling," and then crosacs tho bonier to steal, mo.” Cap!. Hall said years after in dry victory at Red Bluff, Calif., tin, which ^haa been publi-h>d by a and even nt times to murder. telling his story, “lhe governor was first bar used in any saloon in that Washington firm and bids fair lo As originally organized, Iho Rang­ tn hte shirt sleeves and deep in town will be consumed. The bar have a good sale. ers wore intended nol for service work. was brought from San Franci*co in George W. Wood has commenced j along the ilio Grande, as so many “Governor. I believe you sent for 1857. nnd was considered a liandpeople think, but for service along me," said Hall, as ho entered tho wmip piece of'furniture al that suit by capias against Henry .Meslhe northern border of the state for cxecuUvd office. rlrnr in the circuit courl. Mimg for lime. -x. tlm protection nf tho people of 91(1.000 damages for allrL-e<| slander. Making (he Map While. "Yes, I want you to do something Northeastern Toxas from tho raid­ Tfld Wilsim and Joe Spilzley are on I Election returns from Massa­ Mr. Mescher’* bond for *I.(h*> for ing hands of Indians who, in thc for ini’." Gov. Ireland answered. chusetts show three victories for Jiis nppenrani'O. The ease is ,nn' "Well, hero I am.’ o|d day*, wore. in the habit of no-license. Upton, Leominster, mid Hwooping down, from tho Indian outgrowth of recent liligalimi in “I sent for you, Lee," Ilin gover­ Territory to steal and commit other nor continued, “because things have Mil font. The last named town vot­ llie Porllnml Manufacturing Co. depredations. In thmm dgys the 1 eoinn lo Much a pass along tlm bord ed no-license for tho first lime in cases. wiierctn Mr. Mi-ciiit wns, one uf the witnesses for the com-! force numbered 400 men, and of | er that no decent man can live or twenty years. At the Vermont town meetings on plninniit, nml active m tin- pro*'-; this number les* than llfly were ns- •even travel in that part of tlm state signed to duly along the Mexican wilh safely. I waul you lo clean March 3, 228 of the 210 towns and culion. cities voIanI no-iicenso. Six of lhe border. Mexico, so far ns tlm Unit­ up. (ten you do it?" fourteen counties of the state voted ed States was concerned, wns a llnvlnu fallen into u cistern und “I can.” no-iiccnae, and one other Is prac­ fuirly peaceful community at that “AH rigid—go ahead," said the tically- dry, having a /yes" vole in struggled for three horns >n the icytime. ’ Governor, and live minutes later only one small town* where il is M-'atcr to extricate herself or .sum-1 inon assistance. Miss l-’u'ldlioufte, of But Iho zone of greatest nitlvily the famous Rod Ride was being expected Ilia? no licenses will be White Pigeon, died Wctliw-day af­ wns nol long confined,lo tho Indian planiu-il. issued. Territory boundary lino, and a few ternoon while under pbysicans’ rank. Tho advance Imgan at Browns­ In tlie March election which, by a While drawing water from tin- cis­ years after the close of the-civil ville. Hall used the entire Ranger war wc son the Rangers mossed in foice. He divided the companies majority of •-4A2 votes, added Muncie tern the woman lost her balance force along tlm Rio Grande. Thc into squads of tw*n and four men lo the territory already dry in In­ and fell in. The water was not deep river country had become infested and formed them in a straight line, diana, the women nerved luncheon bul she could not gel out witlioul wilh murderers, Mexican renegades, reaching north iiiloTfte state, at and lint coffee rjt tho polls. After assistance. In her liornblejmsilion cut-throats, cattle thieves, inoon- intervals of from 200 yards to n ninety days, Muncie will be the she cried for sasistanro. Three sliipor* mid counterfeiters. Home­ mite between squads. Tho length largest saloonless city in tho slate. hours later her call Uas heard, ehe was dragged from the water ami thing iiad lo be <k»no to curb these ' Ten Stairs In Line. .outlaw bands , and the ItangeRi got ' The Yellowing fltjles are planning physicians were sumffmned. the job.. • A week after Hall saw the gover­ for state-wide prohibition cam­ The formation of the new clay! Tlm Rangers' post, under tho.law nor the screen began its westward paigns for 1911: Arizona. Califor­ lhal created them, is tlm Slate sweep. It moved wilh deadly pre­ nia, Washington, Oregon, Utah. Ida­ products company at Grand Ledge is’ <»f Toxas, bul for generations cision and each night when camp ho, Montana, Colorado, Texas and now assured. Il is proposed lo cap- • ilalize at 5150,090. one-third to zmj only tlm southern part of the stalo was made all was clear in lhe rear. Virginia. preferred aloc(i. Of this amount • lias known them intimately. To­ In all the history of the great Declaring Hint the liqtmr traffic is •IQQuOOO will he taken in Hunting-. day their activities are almost en­ Southwest there never was a clean­ tho bulwark of all that te evil in ton, Ind., the home of E. IL Baker. । w liroly along the international up like that. The country was lit­ American life, thc 1,000 teachers at­ the president, and the remainder ini Imimdary line. erally- swept clean of law breakers tending lh>- county teachers’ insti­ For publication they say in-Texas The number of desperadoes killed tute al Washington, Pennsylvania, and around Grand Ledge. Tho. now that the Rangers always slay on the by the Rangers will never bo known at the closing session adopted reso­ concern will he known as the Baker1 American side of the Rio Grande. for, as Imo Hall himself said after­ lutions indorsing tho program of ('.lav company .mid white ii will Im I I si they? Gov. (telquitl'says they ward, they kept nteaccount of them. the National Anti-Saloon League in lino to inmiufarturo nhything in. are slicking to lhe northern bank And tho Rangers did nol lose a and commending lhe efforts of thc clay, will nt first confine its activi-l now, but in the olden days it was single man on the “Red Ride," committee of one thousand of Hint lies to tho pioduclion of vilrifie<l different, and on several occasions which ended nt El Paso about six league to -have passed a constitu­ silo blocks.. Together with lhe oth­ er clay products companies of the tho Hangers crossed into Mexico weeks after il started from Browns­ tional prohibiiton lyni'iidment. town, this will mak** Grand Imdgo and got what limy went after. In ville. Barring Rum Lessens (ter Accidents Ihe/wcond cily in the country in: 1874, acting under orders of Gov. 8choo{ Report. "Workmen frequenting drinking this lino, Akron, Ohm. being first. Goke, thc Rangers crowed near Report of Rngla School for month plates coming to or going from teredo tn pursuit of Mexican out­ their work will he replaced by non­ A pretty home wedding took pace — laws wanted for depredations on ending April 3. 1914: drinking'’ men as. rapidly as pos­ al (he home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Illis aide of tile bonier, and Gov. ‘Number days taught. 20. sible." • . MartiA in Pennih'ld April 2nd, when; (telquitt in hte memorandum-lo the Total attendance, 377Vj. Stale Department a-fe* days ago, Total enrollment, IP. "That notice, posted in lhe Amer­ their youngest daughter Miss Mnlieh referred lo (hat “invasion.’1 Thc Percentage of attendance, .99 -[­ ican Cnr nnd Foundry Company's Marlin was united in marriage ^o.| Number of visitors, 5. plant nl Berwick, Piu has result­ Walter L. Peak, a prominent Bar-Rangers got the outlaws. The following pupils were neither ed in n marked decrease in acci­ ry county farmer nnd only son of Bul this incident cllotl by tho governor was nol the big "invasion" absent nor tardy: Allmrl Barry, dents among the 5000 men employ­ Mr. and Mrs. L. Peak. Tho ceremony was performed by they tell about along the .border. Lqo Barn-, Adelberl Wunderlich. ed there," reports tlie-North Ameri­ tho Hev. J. W. Fny. paator of the That happened in 1892, when thc Marvin Rl<*umt , Lila May White. can. of Philadelphia. Base Line M. E. church. Tho bride ’ late Gen. Shafler .then a colonel, Hilda Mills, Merle Hlodum, Donnie “We did not until lhe last three . was in command of For( Bliss, near Goodell, Marguerite Lancaster. Lyd­ months recognize that the drinking wore a handsome gown of blue silk El Paso. Tlm famous Loo Hall was ia Wunderlich, Mamie Goodell, Etta habit was responsible for a lol of and carried a cluster boquel' of llie senior Hanger captain at that Wallers, (Haro While, Lucille Wun­ our accidents,*' Said W. 8. .Johnson, while roses and carnalioiiH. The time, and his command was camp­ derlich, Harriet Goodell, Chlola Rag- geenral superintendent. "We hail ceri-rnoiiy was wilneMM by about la, Glenn White. a general awakening in this town fifty friends and relatives of the ed noar Fort Bliss. Tho best spellers for the month through the efforts of the evange­ bride and groom. Their attendants For several months a band of Mexican cattle and horse thieves were Lucille Wunderlich, Harriet list. Doctor Stough. Since the be­ were Hottie B. Martin ahd Ross H. ■ ginning of his campaign against Martin, brother ami sister of the ' had been raiding across lhe Imrdcr, Goodell and Donnie Goodell. Leo Barry won the prize for rapid 'booze' the accidents in our plant bride. stealing horses and cattle and keep, After the wedding a beaulifully ing.Um ranchers in a slate of ter­ addition and multiplication in our have been reduced over thirty per appointed wedding dinner wnsservror. Hall was Ordered lo El Paso second grade number class this cent.” ed by tlm bride's mother, assisted by tn put an end to the depredations. month. Big Prohibition Cities. Mrs. William Young. Mrs. John Ma­ Our motto for April will be “LilThe band numbered thirty-seven of Massachusetts holds'lhe record ns the moat desperate nnd blood­ the Drops .of Rain Brighten the being tho only state in tho union honey nnd Mrs. Edward Mahoney. Mr. nnd Mrs. Peak were the recip­ thirsty outlaws in tho great Mexi­ meadow, and little nets of kindness which has four cities of more t,han ients of many handsome wedding1 brighten the world.” can Slate of Chihuahua. 50JXX) inhabitants each without sa­ gifts. After a short trip the pair I Wo are preparing an Easter pro ­ Capt. Hall went about locating loons, und where the voters of the will make their home wilh the, lhe outlaws in a way peculiarly his gram for Friday April 10. municipalities themselves . abolish­ grooms parents near Hickury Cor­ Elsie Bump, teacher. own. Ho won the confidence of one ed thc grog simps These cities are ners. of the outlaws. How he did it no Cambridge, Brockton, Lynn and School Report. one knew but Hall. Through tlm Maine's Historical Career. Report for Cobb school, iqonlh Somervlle. Not. only does Massa­ Mexican informer Hall found that • chusetts hold the record among the Maine was not an Independent state (ho outlaws had a camp-in Iho Chi­ ending April 3rd: slates, bul mo far as te known there until long after the adoption of the .Number of days taught, 20. huahua Mountain*, about forty is not a country on the globe with Total attendance, 112. miles duo south of El Paso. The coaaUtutlon. Daring the revolution a parallel record.—Selected. Average daily attendance, 5.0. camp was a natural fortification, Governor Johnson of California Number of boys enrolled. 3. and it leemed with stolen horses eetto, and aa each furnished Its quota is reported lo have said in a recent Number of girls enrolled. 3. and cattle taken from our aide of of eoldlera, but they wore credited aa Percentage of attendance, 9333 address that more good has been lhe border. done for humanity in two sessions Maaaachuoctls troops. Tho first three Shafter nnd Hall were great cron­ phis. Beatrice Wolfe, Florabelle Will­ of the legislature since tlm suffrage ies. Hall went to the headquarters of Fort Bliss nnd told Shafter that ette, Clarence Toxtor, and Arthur was granted to women than In all tn 1790, 1800 and 1810, gave the popu­ lation ot the district of Maine as a lie know where tho Mexican out­ Willette wcre neither absent nor former legislatures. law’s had their camp, and that ho tardy during the month. Check Your April Cough. Florabelle Willetts leads our separated from MzuiMchuaelta, mada “had a mind to go and get ’em.” Thawing frost and ' Apifr rains an’independent state, nnd waa admit­ "Don’t do thnt. Lea; il wpuld be n school in spelling for this month violation of tho international law. with a standing of 99. chill you to tlm very marrow, you ted into the union. Vermont was not Grace M. Bolyen. Got them some other way. bul on catch cold—Head nnd lungs sluff­ one of the 13 ordinal stktaa which this side of the creek," Col. Shaf­ ed—You arc feverish—Cough con­ adopted tho constitution In 1787-89, School Report. ter told tho ranger captain. tinually and feel miserable—You Hall gave tho soldier to under­ Report of Bowen school for month need Dr.’ King’s Now Discovery. It until 1791. As a colony It furnished stand Dial he would see tbal the ending April 3rd: soothes inflamed and irritated Ito full quota of troopa during the international aspect of tho affair Number girls, 41. throat and lungs, stops cough, your was kepi in mind, and about an Numbar noys, 5. bead clears up, fever leaves, and revolutionary war, but Ito boundaries hour before sunset left Fort Bliss Total attendance 10. Eu (eel fine. Mr, J. T. Davis of were in dispute with Moaaacbusatta. and Joined his own command not Average dally attendance, 1&-2A, [ckney Corner, Me, ’Was cured of New Hampshire and New Tork claim­ Tar from Yslete, a UUls town about Parcentege of attendance. 003. a dreadful cough after doctors ing Jurtoqlctloc. and pending the dietwslva miete saat of El Paso. Those neither absent nor tardy treatment and all other remedies pute Vermont did ooz gat into the NAnntn nn hnww. _ wa mnina "Saddle up, boys—we are going during Lhe month were Hazel and failed. Relief or money back. to take a ride tonight," Hall said to Donald Pease, Cora Groujmons, Bes­ Pleasant—Children like it. Gel a Adopting ths coaodtutioa. • It wag not his men. That night fifty rangers sie and Edna Harpster and Eva bottle today, 50c and 8 MX). Recom­ crossed the. Rio Grande. They node Curtis. mended by Carvelh A Stebbins—A. as rangers oan ride, and followed Ruby Love, teacher. E. Mulholland.—Adv. THAT ROMANTIC BODY THE TEXAS RANGERS W. C. T. U. PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 2C. SAVE $15'00 TO $40.00 You Will be Glad 730 Times a Year that You Selected a “New Butterfly” Twice a day—730 times nt" year, for a life-lime you will,’ Im mighty glad you elms.Neu Butterlly Separator in- Whenever neighlmrs are around while yuu skim - or wlmh you happen lo Im n! yoRF tieifthimr’* when they 'lire skimming with some other make—you’ll feel proud BUTTERFLY SEPARATOR ,i New Butterfly. You'll r Ihm I hen ’ wlint Bultcrily (FULL SIZE) UUAI.1TY means to you. You will r skimmjng. lighl-r-u n n I a gl quick nnd- cnsy cleaned ami in bigger profits from quality cream and butler. Let us tell you lhe factsThe New Butterlly bowl fol­ lows nature's laws by deliver­ ing thc cream from the lop and the skim milk from the Irnttom. There is no chntice for (heir mixings—su you gel iInutmost in quantity nnd quali­ ty of cream even when skim­ ming cold milk. terfly is self-draining ajul self-flushing. There are no long tubes, no minute slots, nooks, comers, crevici- or( ragged edges to hold milk or. collect dirt. ' <! The New Butterfly is hall bearing throughout. Ils con­ struction is iimehanically ns well as Ihcorelicnlly correct. The shafts are vertical in­ stead of horizontal: lhe Imlls we use are absolutely uni­ form in size and test 50 p<-c eenl to IDO per cent harder Ilian balls makes. . tcrlly Iwali them nil for easy miming nml long service — Why. it is positively lhe greatest nnd undisputed OUR GUARANTEE ever offered in a cream sepnrator. We give you 30 day* trial -on any size lo lesl il yourself on every point, close skimming. liitlit running, quick cleaning, sanitary con­ struction. quality of cream, quality of butler, mid every feature Hint means durability —the’most cow profit for Ihn longest time. . . Our skimming device L made of aluminum, which Eirry New Butterlly Creiiin SepariituA is uiinrunteed lo lie Willmul defect in material. wurkuiMijshm and construelion. mid -............................ .. • • - i............. out hei-au-o* nf nuy itefect in material m- Workman-hip wIIIhmiI repiird tn dale iff puri-lliiM*. ' ALBAl’GII-DOVER CD, Chicago, III. ever-lasting metal. Aliiininuin is the only rnelnl In which bulter fat. milk nnd slinu' will not stick. There are only three pieces lo wash which can Im . ...... in five minutes, belter than I | other mnehiims in twenlyrtvo minutes, a wiving of neatly mm limit*n lime a day. that means during the lime uf the machine. Price List and Easy Terms: No. 4’/^ Large machine shown here. Capacity up to 500 pounds, or 250 quarts of milk an hour. Price $46.00. TERMS: $6.00 with order. Balance $5.00 a month. No. 5Y& Large machine shown here. Capacity up to 600 pounds, or 300 quarts of milk an hour. Price $55.00. TERMS: $5.00 with order. Balance $5.00 a month. A few of the many satisfied users of Butterfly Cream Separators in this vicinity: ' : YV. S. Dunn. Brllcvur, II. F. D. Frank Goble. ClnrksiHte. R. F. D. Hoy Eldred. Clarksiillc, H. F. It. Howard !,ozicr. YVoodlund Dim Hairigh, Woodbind. Noble David. Woodland Charlrs Boynton. Woodland, Iu*uir Meier, Hastings. H. F. D. Fred K. Benham, HitMings. IL F. D. Other Johnson, I last I tins. It F. D. Mrs. Amelia Granfes. Hastiiqp<, II. F. D. . Iliiflli Ritter, Hastings. IL F. D. ■ Chirk Burlwr. Hustings, It. F. D. Plume 242-5r. Murk Isiubaimh. Ilnsting*.. IL F. D. Phone X5I-2 short-I hmg. The New Butterfly machines will he on exhibition at my real estate office, 118 North Broadway, next to Broadway Lumber ^ ard office. J. B. VAN HOUTEN C. B. BENHAM Local Agent I^icSl and State Agent Woodland, Mich. Hastings, Mich. The fellow who tries to do business without advertising is like the young man who throws his sweetheart a kiss in the dark— he knows what he is doing but no one else does. Get out of the dark—A DVERTISE. �INNBU. AflUL U, Uli OUR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE.S PAY 3# percent 3 percent if Grand if left with ys one year left six months ' Other investments pay larger rates, but remember, they are sabject to change in market value which may take more than in­ terest, then too, you must find a bilyer. Our Certificates arc Payable on Demand and Provide a Sure Income. Savings Books Issued. LAKE ODESSA STATE SAVINGS BANK, Uka Odessa, Mich. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. George LivertonPresident Wm. H. McCartneyVice President Sherman I. StrongCashier Howard C. LawrenceAssistant Cashier • Otto C. Russ Otis Miner ' Perry F. Hines Wallace Lovewell Louis Krieger U. S. Postal Savings Depository No. 477Q- Chink of henry Smith 6rand Rapids, Ifiicb. The {tid is mil.nil ladie*, For llie men they nil turn oul. Aim! help lo make n jolly time In the winter when Un- snow i« deep They start out with a sleigh. And gather up a merry Jond When passing on lhe way. If you could hear their merry laugh In imagination I hear r-till. A’ou'd think they were ail children. Or -a loud from bug house hill. largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division &ve. In the summer we make apron-. From the large down tn lhe small. And then wo have a big bazaar, And^ell them in lhe fall. Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 ■ ' To Enjiy Walking. The H*a»oned pedestrian knows that fie runs far less risks of blist­ ered •fccL If he wears thick Block­ ings and if llu», fool part of these is well soaiwd inside. A further pre­ caution is to rub tip*, feat well with inethyluted spirit before starling on u long tramp. To enjoy walking, and so gain the utmost benefit from lhe exercise .care should lie taken to get weil-tltt»*«l boots, made lo measure, with stodt soles. Wi- only charge earh'.ona ten eunUJ For all that*they can eat. ' And-Hie good things set before you. They really can't be iieal. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Storc Phones— Bell. 173 Citizens, 5173 Monroe 9t. We hold our meeting# once a month, And always have a crowd, Wc always bave a jolly time. But no gossip is allowed. ’ Quite often wc sow carpel rags And make a iiiammotli ball. But ii there’s any cheating done Thai’s when we get a call. TO. one Uiat ."'I' Ilin larreal .Has lhe host for her ««wort. So every lady works real hard. Although it seems like sport. We will give your orders the greatest attention. Everything in cut flowers. Yoil will bepteaeed with the stock you get from us—ife fresh. Phone 5995, Grand Rapids, Michigan.. Phone charges paid if order amounts to $3.00 -Cramps in When Bird- Conic Back. By Emma A. 14-tile. / When birds tome back the lilacs bantu lu bud. The flear sun makes delay, and and UoMifo sets’: . . ho . iJaiKaMjMui star lhe sweet I in the leg nt night lhe following hint may be useful: When the <-nnup comes on take n good .strong string—a long garter will du—wind It around lti>* leg over thc place moil. You'll appreciate the quiet homelike atmosphere of thc Eagle Hotel and that is affeded, then take an end will be surprised at the moderate rates with the nr- --*------ -------------- *in each hand and give it a ahnrp Rooma-flLOO Sinilo; >1.80 Doubts. puli—one that will hurt a little. In­ ' stantly the cramp will depart, and Tin Eagle Hotel, 1. K. Johnston, Prop. the sufferer can ndurn k» bed as* sured il will nul come on again that When bints tome back llie willows, night. - ' freshly drn> Swing graoeful lleiiniiiiig Hit* Shine. wWWWIwtMU- ......... Woolen garments, especially hard The etreanu..balm-full, rush down 11 nlsbcd ones, such as sergps. “oon the hillside v.iiys. iM-comn shiny from wear, mid the I And pink-whiie Idiwsoins deck problem is to remove the shine. lhe orchard trees. Some tailors in doing this use n When birt|s’ come back, glad wel­ wire brush, which operatuo to pick up n surface resembliiilT nap nnd coming we give: Clinrmisi with their ininslrulsy, sometimes sand paper non fine em­ ery cjDlh is used In nibbinir off the Home of Horae Made Candies •» <>ur tasks serin light; shine. This, of enuw. requin’s Dear birds that lied our winter, skillful handling. It is boueVed swift return. And wilh thtfln ■ >»:•■■* lhe Spring, Dial some rn ans may be devised by vviiich an unskilled person qiay ef­ nil gay and bi Iflhl! fectually remove the shine from lime to time, as occasion may re­ To Krrp Silver Bright. quire. • I had always u-ed while Canton llannel bngjt to-slow away silver, Football Not a Pigskin. hut found on opening the bags, that That phrase so .much used In the I the silver wm badly tarnished nnd very blnck-lookiiu.* *ay» a house- football season, •chaalug tho pigskin,” I Phone 548 Hastings, Mich. kr*eper. A jewaier told no* that the Involves a popular error. The foot­ reason for this is Hint while Can­ ball la not nude ot pigskin, but ot the ton tloungl is blea< h< d with si mix­ hide of thc calf or cow. and. for the ture containing sulphur, which cheaper variety, thc skin of thc sheep. spots and tarni-h' - silver very Footballs of the ordinary grade are quickly. 81lver.-:iniii* always u.-** made in thia country, but wnio of lhe blue Canton flannhags nnd rase’ Due at. told *to those who arc not par­ for their silver; a- no sulphur ia ticular about price, are Imported from lined In lhe pr>*|>aratioii of blue England, where thu industry was an Canton llannel ami none lingers in its Odds after u i* made up into luigs und cases.—W. B. * When You Come to Grand RipUs Eat Cottage Bread tastes like the bread mother used to make. No meat complete without it. We are the biggest manufactures of ice cream in Barry County. Sold by the dish, quart or gallon. The Palm Garden <1 thing This is a season of novelties and wc arc carrying a fine selection of patterns of thc newest importation of thc foreign products. Wc invite pour inspection. Reliable Ladies’ Tailoring Establishment STaS™1 A. S. WEGUSEN, Citizens’ Phone 2443 . School Report. School report for the month end­ ing Mnrr> 27. ltd I:. Number of days tnuehl, 20. Total niiendhnec. X’Hi. . Average daily attendance. iflJJ. Number of girls enrolled, 9. Total <*nrullnu*nt. 17. J’crcviilng'* <d attendance. (6.41. The following were nfilhcr ubi»-nt or tardy during tho month: Mil- Lccturirig on his African experi­ ences. a traveler says he once saw a native sold as a slave for seven goats, which tn open market fetched 81.44 apiece. As values go tn some parts of Africa, the price was high, for with­ in a tew hundred tulles ot the oqna- la-unn Fuller. Rrland Draper, Mae Yarger, D-lhft and Meryl Nech. Pert-y and Ceeilo VeMer and Fkir• nl’<- Brack!»■') . • Our sclmdl.fl anxiously wailing lo hear the result Ot election. • Perry V<«ter was absent lhe past 1 well-beaten egg v 1 pint water 1 level teaspoon salt 1 rounded tablespoon nucBT 2 rounded teaspoons bakuig jxvwdrr Melted butter, the she cf a hickory nut 2 cups Ariztos Flour Marriw. of course. Is by barton and the Indemnity demanded by a father for the loss of a daughter used to bo >2.40 from the bridegroom. Today It Vi-dors I.i-t Friday were Elemmi Deming. Marion Bouma. Murbn Hiil.lh-:*. Hoy Bass»*tt ami Flynn Mat- International Motor Trucks For 11 Sore Throat. A gargle h r sore throat i* i hy mixing half a pint of <agi and two •; *uifute of vinegnt mUii r. T<> make.tlm ‘sap* •tea take in.uunr** of green >agc leaves, mice of -itgar. ami a quarter Brady*. Mra. Exerts and children, Inf a ounce of the outer yellow Zilpha McIntyre,"Kathryn Sylvcsler/rind d a lemon, infuse them in two and Jennie Phillips. ; pint" of l«>dti,t.’ waler for half an Texts are past' again. I Imur (and! hep -train the liquid. Mra. tshepanl nth-ndt.-d the funeral ■ Mut-hin.iHow Pasti of .Mrs. Tims. Tully,. Friday after-r seventh, eighth • and tenth handed in tlujir agriculture HAVE used your Internationa] A motor truck* daily over a route ful«: stniui it carefully nnd put tl. with n pound (giwdered sugar. to heal in a pan of ladling waler-.- n double Iw.ilrr is beat; but you can manage by ■■ iting one Muicejwin in another, taking uare lhe waler doe* not xpla-h in'* the on** containing the candy. Snr constantly till v«*r> , •tiff and v<-ry while; it may take tit,' hour «r inoi ,- stir well for a min-' uh* after il h-uvrs the fir'* and *•-' tn cool. Thi* M unflavnn-d. <hle of ; the favorite ii,<vprlngM. I.« orange-. tl««>r waler. Hose mid vnniltt are also greatly liked—(•specially thr| ' Doris Jewell wgMQisAcnt Thursday ami Friday on acFount of illne-s. Several of us went lu Mra. Shep­ ards Saturday afternoon and made eighty miles lone, through winter and summer, (or thc last four years, and have never uitsaed a trip,” writes one mio. Service such m this mu got would add much to the profit* ol your bu*iue»a, by handling your pro­ duce rapidly at the right moment, and cutting down your general hauling eiiienses. An International motor truck would give you such service. M any busi­ ness men, realising the advantages and economics t» be secured, have long been successfully using the light running, durable International motortruck. The aolid tirre cut down tire troubles. The motor is kun{tlo and hajrplcnlv of power for emergencies. 1 he brakes are safe on any hill. The ignition A^ steni h of tbc best. One lever controls the car. The Inleniational p built to save you money. Let us show you all that an International motor truck will do for you. Drop a card today lor cata­ logues and lull ialonuatiou to tho Internationa! Harvester Company cf America .Xllllib-r girl* l-amlied, H. Total enrollment, it. . Shine In Every Drop! JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER HA8TIM0R, HCMKMUI Black Silk Fine Millar & Harris Fumltun w. UNDERTAKING AND | FUNERAL DIRECTORS LittnAed Kmbalmer always in attendance' PHONE. 226 OR 387 Sititfcd irr- .•!> jx-[q..-r, parsley, onion and u tilllr radish ji'lery und kt lure. Huv- ••gi.*- iwiiad hard and ruii length.vi-' Hub tin1 yolk* Mimolii; and mix with thn chopped gn-cns.' adding -hriinp* jufehovir* m* Nnrdiiie«. The Ahriinps should l»e rlnu>f.-l h lit Bo. nnd if fish .tire u*-d b >ur m.d skill tMnn tirui Ilion rub a* Nnvuilli ;<« popdhle. ,A*ld 0 little -.ill mid (H*fu>i*r if nverssnry. I in bv-t olive oil mid vinegar -diotild • mixed in. btif not cjiniigli l<>Tnuk<* ifryaro.. ■■■ ■■ ■ ■ I -w^r" If j-vu blg,„ fuKTi wy live stock owner needs UTone. TRY IT NOW! The Wormlclde and Conditioner Hastings, Mich. : IN THE BANNER. ”1 was inidrr <t great strain luiramg a irlalise through three I month-' -irkticM." uriU'B Mrs. J. I Vairlfe tkinde. <>f Kirkland, III., and “Hlretrin BHJers kept nm from I breaking down. I will never • without it." Dii you feel tired ttli<|i worn «iul. So appetite and ftmdi i^on't digest? It isn’t lhe spring Sla?l a nniiilbn Ireahiwtil h»iMitliing. halier fur stomach. mnciid-d hy < ur-A. E. Mulliujluml FilfrnJ Cjiffre. One advantage this hts is that a­ il ia made uitl> ,-tdd waler it rati be (inquired any tuna during th*’ day and heale.i velum 'q'eqnin-d. Put one riiphd nf lino-jrtTmnd roffw in a -mall 'taurel,.<n <H1 the fire Ktlr eoiisiatllly until Irnt. Put the Ind c/itTee in a tiller nf a roffeelltiggin. Place (lie rn-.ti... >irahmr <»Q l”P «ndj tlo-n add half a rtiplul of r«dd Turn Over New Leaf Cllup, Kiluuu A tqlui 1.1. C«. anize your old furniture ^igger5tock Profits । you want, and that's Just wtutSalTona CT>'-X* you. It is giving our cuitotaera Um bast I •aUMz-.tu.o of say slock prcp*rsUuu wo rear aUd. Thia great madlcatad salt Is ■ uarastaed to drive out the worms and condition your stock. insurance If you ars not Insured.or would like to change your lusursopa call tn and mO ore. I represent a com­ pany wilh a cash capital of 11.OSS- al il will nut liquefy stir II in just |g-f.»re 1 r iches the finishing Vlspore were Miw McIntyre. Ruby Hchmder. Ixmisa Evert*. Carl Keyes. Wrek-y HuashIL Kathryn Sylvester. Mrs. Brady and bshy, Harold. Mr-. Everts an<l Master Lloyd Everts and Frances Blank. R>*l>urt fur month ending April 8. rrtfadsul gsnk Office over Grigsby & Brooks Rhone 17a FREE JACKSON NAN EATS A SQUARE ,. HEAL AFTER WAITING 15 YEARS iukvi. lew - -------- -- ..--- --------banuflU it la known evorywhoro. Mair'* Wonderful Hununcb Ueut♦dr ctcara tbo digestive tract of muc­ oid accretions and remoras poisonous Walter, it brtnra swift relief to sufforera from atomack. liver and bowel troubles and many declare It hsa aavud them tram danseroua epwaUmia. Ata nr are sure It has saved their Ilves. Because of lhe wonderful sucorwa of ibis remedy there arc iiutfiy Init­ iators, so <>«i cautious. He sure It’s Atuyr's. UD l<> Mutholland's l>ni< Hb>re and ask thsm about She wond­ erful rNHills H has been accomplkhIns lu casre lYisy know of in your town—or slad to Oeo. U. Msyr, Mtg. Chemist, far free-book <>n etomacii ailment* snd many grsieful letters �wn. 9, 1914 KBgistnrsu GRAIN Creamery Patrons As the warm weather approaches we want to call vour attention to the fact that it will b« necessary for you to be more careful in handling your cream. . Daring the cold weathtr we all get careless in our work as It is so easy to keep the cream sweet in the winter time, and the worst cream we ever get is just when the weather begins to warm up in the spring. Cool your cream immediately af ter skimming and before mixing with other cream. This is the main thing necessary and that with cleanliness, is the whole secret of perfect cream and butter. t We are sure that all diarymen wil 1 realize thal they must co-operate with their creamery in order to make good butter and obtain good prices for it Another thing you can do to help us to give you better service, is to talk with your neighbors arid try to get them to sell us thbir cream. The more cream we get the cheaper we can manufacture the butter and the better prices we will pay you. Especially if you are sending on a route. You can help us a lot by speak­ ing to strangers moving into your neighborhood and telling them of the ser­ vice we are giving you, without having to risk a cent, by investing your money in a creamery, as many have done to their sorrow. You can’t find a better creamery to patronize and nine out of ten will be worse. Buster bread? Disgruntled Number 22786 ■■ Buster is a five year old Register­ ed Percheron Stallion, weight about 2,000 “BRUCE,” No. 78863 their topi. bread was Single Stretch of Really Improved Highway Aroused. People to Need _ interesting story of single stretch of really good Curiously road hu waked up an entire county ttaa are still cultivated In Switzerland. from Kansas, and was printed in tho Chanute Tribune. It begins: “One good, county-built road has dono^ more." said a farmer recently, "to put tn La Onlyare, and ike nouetto de Chautauqua county on the map than all township-built roads have done in Bruce is seal brown in color, weighs 1700 lbs., and was foaled March 29. 1911. t "Bruce’’ comes in direct line from lhe very best Percheron stock in the world, descending in line from tin* famous “Voltaire ' (28,488) nnd Mollie”,67510). Bruce is of gentle •ii-po-iiion. large boned, and his colls are Ihiuih) to be winners. Will make the season after .May 1st. as- follows: Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Fair Grounds. Hastings. Remainder ofAhe lime nl my barn % mile north and 1 mHe ursl of Barry Hole!. ■ waa built teat fall and early thte aprlng ’•y tho county comtnteatoncra under Many mills hare been found suited tom of bulldin* their bouses on pile its benefits are just beginning to be fully realized. One day recently motqr cam from Oklahoma City, Fort Worth; Joplin. Ordway. Colo., Coffeyvine and Independence were at Cha Note—Any Tho Bronchoscope. The bronchoscope Illuminates tho passages so successfully that tacks, horseshoe nails and fragments of bones have been found and removed even from the third branch of the bronchial tree, by the use ot delicate Instruments. Another and more dangerous, though sometimes the only possible, and oc­ casionally successful method now em­ ployed for this same purpose Is purely surgical. Tho X-ray Is used to deter­ mine tho position of the object, and cut, the lung-tissue la savored until the bronchial tube Is exposed, and thc moved. Strangely enough, Jhia opera­ tion, which has repeatedly defied tho ' .skill of city surgeons with every fa­ cility of modern hospitals, has once been performed- oucceesfnliy by a "country doctor." Dr. Francis A. Goeltsj then HMD a surgeon of Erie, Pa-, removed a laundryman'e metal collar button from the bronchial tube of a six-year-old boy by cutting through Prairieville School Noles. » Our welcome visitors last week were George Kutalium. Paul Faulk­ ner Gerald Bush, Roy Adrianson, Mildred Wilkinson, Kendall Mcrlnu, llav Castle. Harold Whitmore, Har­ old Anson, James Nevins. Mabel Gibbs, Haiel Stewart und Beatrice Far.r. Il is hard, to break ourselves of lhe bad* habit of letting other people know wc are "Americans." The seventh and eighth grades of have llnishud reading the “•Vi.inn Vision of. .. lo ... lake Sir Latinfal" and are going up geography. The eighth grade has completed their U. 8. History and arc ready to lake up Michigan history. Ninn Janson has been appointed librarian for the coming month. ' We greatly appreciate the picture of Lowell, which was pr&cnled to lhe school l»y lhe eighth grade. In Motleni History we have com­ pleted the French Revolution und are nlKiul lo toko up the Rcsloratiou of I«i5. , . Tin' algebra class has finished lo। involution und evolution. The ninth grade is sorry to-low one of their class mules, Harold Ansuii. . Our play wihcli was given Friday and Saturday evening, proved to be a success. Proceeds ?(V>.6o. We are |danhing to take it away some time in tliu near future. ■ A" debate was held last Friday morning iH'lween the boys and girls in the seventh and eighth grades. Resolved—"Il is Beller to Live in lhe Country Than Jn the City." A great many good points were given mi both sides, but lhe school decid­ ed that the negative side, or the Imys, had the best and there­ fore won (ho day." ' . The sixth grade had a debate* Thursday. HesolViid “tl is belter to Live in the City 'Than in the Country." The affirmative side consisted of Julia Hugties, -deader, Altha Blanchard and Lillie Smith. Negative, Lari Palniulier. leader. Maurice Hughes and Ia*sIit Janson. Tin* negative side won by several pointe. - . • MOVING 186 MILES A SECOND Nebula, If Figures Lately Com- A great deal of controversy has been waged about tho structure and composition of tho great spiral ne­ bula in Andromeda, the moat beauti­ ful and striking apparition which ce­ lestial photography has revealed. bul was a universe of stare external to our own galaxy. This inference. the appearance of certain lines In its light spectrum which were luconatet- STOOD FOR ANCIENT SPELLING ALWAYS English Language. In the eighteenth century wk find Jonathan Swift, whoso mastery of prose ia ono of our delights, writing as tho very first article which appeared over hla acknowledged name "A ProP°“> for Correcting. Improving and Aooertatnlnr the English Encllsh Tongue." Tanana." Ma Ascertaining He lamented that tho English tongue was becoming debased, but he attributed FOR BurryvtHc,:J pl&ee al Owner and Manager. Phone 252-3 rings Hastings, Mich., IL 3 ROYAL BELGIAN STALLION Mercure Nil IB foe IS bS^'toozb: Uivnei* and MuiiHgcr Leet year tho county commissioners Dowling, Mich. levied a one-mill tex and raised |U.800. That was all used on tho cross­ l*4i<mc, Bunfleld Exchuiige county road. All wooden bridges ud culverts were replaced with cement ud stone. Much permanent work was done. Tho road today te even The Imported Royal Belgian Stal­ lion is 5 years old, is bay in color, stands 16 hands and 3 inches high and weighs i’J8o jiounds, in growing condition. He has a heavy bone ami is wi ll inuscled. He is abso­ lutely sflnnd and free from yice. Hd will make the wa^on at the fair grounds in Hastings for a lim­ ited number of good mares. • Terms £lfi for single senire. pays able at time of service. 815 lo in­ sure with foal, payable al lime mare Is known to be willr.f«»al. ?’.*n for standing c<fll Mares bred at own­ ers risk. Men parting with mares ous nebula. Tho same observer by examining the shift of tho lines in its spectrum —from four good plates obtained somo months ago—has calculated the speed at which tho nebula in moving. ease Itsejf— hence Innuenxa. He obtains the startling result that •old Frank Van Natta of Bouton something radically wrong with hte the nebula is approaching us at the county. Indiana, tho other day. "In bearing. Shaking hte head, tho spe­ Foiling tho Counterfeiter. tho first firat place place- tner they are not maxing making — .wL___ _ .vmL,----. the cialist walked Into tho far corner of It Is a little difficult to credit that the room. such a vast object as this, which st "My boy," ho said, in a. voice lib the iBMt*estimate must ba hundreds tie above ‘ “'** ‘ rhteper; ot millions of miles tn diameter, could already built. Some people ecom to nickel.” think that-after a stone road te made The lad squirmed ini hie .chair. Moreover, no movement sideways If needs more attention. This te a of the nebula has ever been detected, mistake, for ^t Is wearing down all with mat bluff,' screen, which la placed over any the time. Whenever a rut appears it and therefore, since It does not seem ho said. should ba fitted. Somo means should our telescopes directly "head on." Il Glcare Cramptexipo—Removes Skin must either be Ji*“•°°' -ubn“iui Evening Poet. lures tho road. Tho road drag might be used to good advantage to keep tf people using the road would be enough Interested to drive all over we are absent one from anothFor additional light on the sub- ( you may lookout Judgee 10:17; | 50:1 Also I Rtmnal 7-A-. in-17 1. to take care of stone roads like Bectlon men do tho raflroada. this in somo eastern states. ____ _ I. -_____ . □□□□□□□ HE'VALUE of well-printed neat-appearing stationery as a means of getting and holding desirable buri* T levied and the same sum as last year will bo raised. Tho work, will be done in ofhar parts of the county this Very apt ia the Swedish definition STONE ROADS ARE NEGLECTED —shufsjuka and snuff fever. Not Mede Wide Our own description—influenza— Thoroughfares had so much trouble while ho wm st Enough. Nor Substantial In PlaoM play that they decided hte hearing wm wm taken from tho eighteenth cen­ —Much Caro 1s Needed. defective. So they took him to a tury Italian writers, who spoke of “una infiuenxa di freddo*’ (influence of specialist. Tho latter made several ordinary cold>. Our own physicians mistook the tests, and tbs boy could hardly heat description fpr the uerne of tho dis­ Ing to be disappointed with stone BANNElt WAIST ADVIL PAV Busier will stand for the season 191i al my* mile ijorlh of Morgan. A. F. Sylvester 1 0. Rounds^ rrtmrietars Walter J. Beach JTho farmers also club together and build good roads to Join tho -county roads. A neighborhood four or five miles back from tho main road will join forces, set a day or a week and fix tho road leading to tho good road, and thus the good road system la spreading over the county. It Is that the planned to make tho third tax levy dreaded "flu" has been called by those JuatTiult Him. that have fallen under Its magic the twelve townships In this county spell. No country will acknowledge that the county money young Saplelgh of the fair manager its shores are tho birthplace of the of the amateur theatricals. "Why, really. Mr. Bapleigh,** she re­ “flu" flend, and the following are a tlons across the township. plied, Tn afraid I've overlooked you. few of the names given thia unowned For a time there was much oppoaldisease. In Russia It Is called Siberian fe,vcr, Inga were hold tn tho townships ndt of tho heroine's father. I think that and in Elberta Chinese fever. Tho peo­ ple of Brazil know It by the name of and the tax was denounced. Petitions would about fit you." polka fever, or zamportna; ft grippe were signed asking the commissioners consequence, donchar know, just so la the terra generally In use In France, also la coquette and Spanish that was last January. When the lelgh. ''What am Icatarrh. board made tho levy this month there Germans define it as achafkrankholt (sbrepdiscaso). Matettia tedesda (Ger­ man sickness) Is tho epithet In uso in after using a good road tor seven or suppoeed to Italy; whilst Spaniards name It influ­ eight months. ends ruse and traneaxa (a blow with •sample, sea Genesis 31:49, where wo read, '.'And Mizpah, for he said, tho held responsible for service fee. Geo. E. GREEN, Proprietor “DECK” Mizpah. The word Mizpah or Mlxpeh, la H« 4lsposlng of JOHN ENGEL Chautauqua was ono of the first How does it happen that in copying and reading ancient' manuscripts we counUes in the state to take advancall the character cur j-t costors which permits a tax levy not exceed­ meant for "the” by-'the ridiculous ing ono mill for road purpokeo. That ey said "the” just as »e do, and money te spent by the county com­ only apparent reason for mis missioners. Its groat advantage lies IS THE SON of MISTRAL taking the character ia that two cen- lu making It possible for tho county . ^w— —-------- - which ------ -------- (xmimcnclno Monday, April 20th. to |W getB.. roads uacross townships otherwise would not build thorn. Un-j Deck will stand: ly written with a tail below the l|no, dor the old system, ono township I Every day. except Tuesday} at and with a razeed top, which made it board would build a good road to the my place 1^ miles south and In look like our “y." Then the word township Uno and the board In the “"le east of Dooling/ u,wU.ulp uu, Everv Tuesday Pu nam s Every Tuesday a al Don Don Putnam's contracted, just as the word "and" next township would do just as it on lh<* Wickwire place, until furlhpleased about joining it with a con­ er notice. wm then treated and continues to tinuation of the work. Generally it ! Terms und conditions same us When I wm a boy, more than 80 did not join, and tho result was a । usual. ’ aara ago, the slghalxts In our school patchwork ot disconnected highways. ooks always ended with the "short Now, with the county board In control long roads can bo built and township ? breeding any aud lhern before colls are foaled, will be The good road is bringing hundreds of tourists through Chautauqua conn-; ty who otherwise would never have seen the county. As a result realty “THE” men report a larger number ot for­ eign Inquiries about lands there than ever before. Tho farmers are begin­ ning to see the benefit of having out­ side people through the county and are becoming good road enthusiasts. which Dryden and the other poets of the Restoratlcy. had taken In ahortening their ■yitebloa by omitting thoM very o'a which our spelling reformers would eliminate. "These gentlemen," wrote Swift, “al­ though they could not be Insensible *— much our language wm already hoi — to save time and pains, introduced that barbarous custom of abbreviating words to fit them to the measure of considered It a fine snappCr when we their veraea ao that moat of the books rattled off tha alphabet- Somctlm.a when <#ufllclontly cultured we gave It mangllngs ud abbreviations.** Dis­ the full title "and-peree-and." turb’d." “rebuk'd." are among" the Now, it Is likely that our *'4L" will words he finds especially unpleasant oome. Then ocr dwondants ot the teb opinion, advanced of late years, next century or two will bo puzzled, that we ought to spell exactly m w» perhaps; but 1 do not think they will speak; which, besides tho obvious In­ be so foolish aa to say "ampcreMnd" convenience of utterly destroying our when reading our manuscripts and etymology, would be a thing we coming to the little quirk we meant shduld never see an end of." Also he lor "and ” Do lot us drop saying noted with Impatience In ITU: 'll Is sometimes a difficult matter to read modern books ud pamphlets; where DISEASE SPURNED BY ALL tho words are so curtailed and varied from their original spelling, that who­ No Country Will Admit That Dreaded ever has been used to plain English Influenza Had Birth Within Its will hardly know them by sight." How Why go <lirough' lift* einbarrassed wrong in the observaUona. and disfigured wilh pimples, erup­ tions, iniicKiiL-auH, blackheads, rva red rougu rough sakin, or ... iu . ... .. .. . uuus, t.liHdrvu^ Dimwits Very Prctalrul.. suffering the tortures of » U hooping rough is about, everyteUer, san sail rneuin. rheum. juni Ju .... —........ ,j- itch. truer, usu Fairy Klditry Pilh KurrvMful folwhere. M<a*d.*s and ucurlel trvei-ly-our Dniguisl for Dr. Itebwm's illiruiiuMlKiu and Kidney Trouble. alii .wl a« bad. Use Foley’s Honey Eczema Ointment. Follow tho almPotllive in nelion fur boi’knche, imd I>r GutniHitftil for inflamed pie suggestions and your skin worweak back. rliininiiiliMn, kidney and hroate and cmighnig. Mrs. I. C. riea an* over. Mif.l, soothing, efferfr bladder Iroublei*. P. J. Boyd, Ogle- lilonih'r. 1^7" !/’ Grand Island, N»*br, says: live. Excellent for babied und dclhad pevere at- irate, tender skin. Stops cliapping. TflXM, Writes: “After takiiu; two "My Ihrw! !children -!1!!fj!.e;! had bullies of 1,-ohv KM»i.*y pj||s, lny larks of-whooping cough, and a Always helps. Relief or money rfleumnimtn and kidney Ironlde an* .J' w ‘b’wn of Foley's Honey । track. XQc. Rocotiuueuded by Gurc'linplelely gone." Haf" und effec­ u“ .r:’.r R*v‘\5rnal n»M"--Artliur.vath & Stebbins-A. E. Mulholland. tive.—-—Arthur Muholland.—Adv. Mulholland.—Adv. —Adv, _____ boy's life.—The World's Work. STOOD standing coll person mare or mares, mud beneath their bate made an Doctor Plumber. Uy Wall Muson. I was lying sick as blazes, and disease in all Ils phases gnlh>(K>d up mid down iny system till I wished ' I hat I was dead; both my lungs were mil of killer aud my kidneys wouldn't illtcr. I had spavins on my •eltiowr and some gum-boils on my henil. People said they heard m<yelling many furlongs from -my dwelling, and they wished I’d die and end il. so that they could gal to , sleep; but I kept nq growing sicker till I drove my-folks to liquor, and tlu*y'<i sit urouiid my bedside by th<* hnur and sadly, weep. And Hie doctors gave m<*'oceans <>f llieic tonics nml their |K>li<nis and they fed in<* fifty bnslii*ls of their j'iiii'iil safely pills, but I kepi on sinking, sinking, liil Hie doctors said: “We’re thinking you’ll bi* ready for the Iwnc-yahl mmhi ns you have paid your bills.’’ Then there came a new physician, nnd he sized ' up my irondiUdn, and he 'said: “S’ou’ve got a fever, and a fever isn't nice; I could Illi you up . with bitten*, like thaw other doctor cril• Irra, • but you’ll best engage a plumber, and lin’ll cure you.in n Irin*. We nn* gradually coming," said the doc. “to know that, plumb­ ing is a science quite as useful il lint greater Hinn our own; your in­ terior Is griping junt bemuse lhe jiasrineiil piping needs a skillful w iiv'-Hiniiling—that's thd ’cause and that alone.’’ (lain* the plumber with his simnii'*r und his calm mid soothing manner, und he wrestled with the piping, mid lie whistled ns-he toil­ ed; he. expert in sanitation, said my syntein’s aggravation wasn't strange for I'd been drinking water thal was badly spoiled. "You've been breutliing poisoned gaws which were thicker than moliiHses," said the plumber ns lie talmreil al his brailIi restoring chore, *when I'm done, if heaven pleases, you will shake your twelve diwnws. you’ll he III to whip a bobeal, and you'll groan arouml no more.’’ , And Hie plumber man's pfediclion wasn't bunk and wasn't fiction, fur my hrultli wns soon u wondvr. Hint so lung had been a ImiIcIi; und I have a smTirf notion I could make a big comifiolion ns a white hope • cliasliig Jidmsing, or a challenger of Gnlrh. Thus tin* phiml»er and physician work to better <MIr con­ dition, and (he doc without tin* plumber would hr doing vastly WoriMK and the scieuliflc plumber, winter, autumn, spring und sum­ mer, guards Hu* health of all the |H*o|de. stands iHrlween them und Hie hearse. Popularly called a -Terms—To insure •15. THE REGISTERED PERCHERON STALLION 6000 ROAD WOKE UP COUNTY lay, rye and other kinds. pounds.. Black Star. fleugh and Crystal Creamery Company Hastings, Michigan rerciierun RHEUMATISM Decay of the System Easily Pre­ vented by the use of RHEUMA Chronic Rheumatism te the result of the organs of thc body becoming impreg­ nated with Uric Add crystals, which cause their decay. Rheuma will stop all inroads of thc disease and restore thc natural functions of the system. RHEUMA lim­ demonstrated. us before going elsewhere y □□□□□□□ CARVETH A RTKRBIWR. A WORLD OF ■■FLOWERS ...... ..... ■■■ What a beautiful world it would be. You can come . near a “World of Flowers” by visiting our floral store or our greenhouses. We have everything in seasonable hot house cut flowers and plants for spring settings. ELI CROSS Belt - Main 208 ------- Citizen 2470 Store 148 Monroe, Grand Rapids, Michigan. 40 Acres For $1700 Good clay loam soil about'thrccjand one half miles from Hastings, 36 acres under cultivation and four acres ot fair timber; thc land is some rolling, the fences are poor and there is a good well of watefr and a windmill. The farm is about half seeded and has plenty of fruit. The house has five rooms in good repair and worth about $1000. The barn is40 by 40 and there is also granary and ben house, the price is $1700. Terms $800 down, balancc](o suit you. Hasting", Crook and Gould Mkbigw. I �THE HM iwn tar it-and hcr-t-x ifpr.lnltj or.| .TIM rul.tta!l . Cy I. APRIL U 5914 I'S GRAVEJ0TB 0F LITTLE AU’INE TDWN Vlltags of Wangen on aheif Overhang­ ing Lauterbrwnnsn Valley, ths r X»F HEARING CL M MH. State of Michigan. County of BarNotice it hereby given. l,hat by an Annual ..........i it at Last Heating | Noted Author. Go to Church, Hints lo Fathers, llushands and Brothers From one of Themsdie*. —— I Go to Church— to correct your compass, study your chart, and got Wangen, SwtUariand.—Forty years | ready for nd of life’s voyage. ago I saw th* little villa** of Wengen I fJo to Church—and.learn about the (tod your mother loved. on tts groan shelf ovtrhaagtag th* '10 1,1 Church—that the kids may know something of your destination i mfiX them «llb you. Il won't hurt llwm. Tlwy ' nrdor of thc Probate <!<mrl for the County of Barry, made on Hie :iril J,n"’ " ■' w «'1 day of April. A. D. WIL four is of-Occurrences to months from that date were allow.LmL ft an nn orro . W to KO for thOHIMdVM then. Burdette Briggs, as Administrator 1 Ilr,,iniP Anniversary of ml for creditors to present tlxur having filed in said court Ins pell-, suppose ithad an Inn or two, tor it । Turlo Church—It is Iho nearest you will get to Heaven white in the RegWler "I I rotate. 1 claims against the' relate of George waa on a pedestrian highway that gt- j jNMjy r Hom praying that for reasons there- : ’ W. Pafk. late of said county. <|olalnsd early popularity — ths route ■ <j 0 j o Church —Many |Ktvn started for Heaven from Ibero.' DfSfrtid Village.* in statod-thiit he may be licensed io tVlMlBIH'RY. I ceased. and that all crotitois <•( from Lautarbrunucn over the Wangsn Go to Church—and study tho world’s best literature, and Join with sell Hie interert of th'* deceawd in Last \Veck*n Letter. said drerawd arc required to pre­ the real e-slale llierein deserilied al Alp and the Little Seheldech peas Others in man's highest exercise. Mitts Florence Bywaler returned* ~~ggv*" — ~ sent their claims to «id Probate Go to Church—not la hear the preacher, but to worship God. down io Urtndaiwald, and thence In Detroit Thursday after . ,acai i>i<>ying; r •‘""■•to London autumn I'sjnrt, at the .Probate Office in lhe private sale. ivii i °. ‘bat I temembercd havingone read of un l®w ,ho OreBl Bchridech to Meria- • ” Go to Church -for necessary light on your life’s problems. Cuy of Hnstings. for examination tronth’dft^T’inK luft*: “' ''^ <u<‘^'^iraml . ......... .. Go to Church—far victory over vexation; and exchange your burdens ta thn f..remii'i ilI rah! w"1' *"’r ami friends. .............. —ooeurreure ----------------------------lutereMtat which---------took «ett- Our grendfathers and even our and altowance, on or before the ;trd‘ tan for blessings. t ... ten, •• clock in the formmm, at sain M|t nf|(J M;ir | h| 1Jav j,. r pla c0 there each y*ar and would re ­ place year resreatTrendfalhere tramped along dav of August rx-xl, and that surh Gn to Church—ami learn songs that will euro thc Blues; and get tho nml i? hereby :q>claims will tie la:3rd before said probate ofiice. turned home TuomIuv after ;m ev-, cur la a few daya. So I went to the grace that will change n Grouch into a Gentleman. ■ pointed for hearing raid ix'lillon; Gouri, on Monday’the Uni day of ternle>I visit witli their d.mghler.; Temple church and Inquired ot the Go to Church-It i« n good place to get some memories in dark days' Il is Further Ortlonsi, That pub ­ . Augu«t next, at tert o'clock in the Mrs. Lulu Ilolrflliali ami family ut j a(.jttoa. He waa not ono to overflow nnd death beds. lic notice therenf he given by publi- i. * ,.'-™'.', —• *— nireooon of that day. cation Of ur.qly <<J this order, for '•*«’»1 . ! with eagernaea la giving information Go to Church—if you yould l>c symmetrical in knowledge and char­ ' Itatpit April X A. D. WIL acter. . ■ . lliron piprresive wrok? previous to Hx in u,id W*‘ “rttatliisly 'ague He did. CHARLER ,M. MACK. raid.day of hearing, In tfie Hustings ‘ArJ"" ,U"‘P '“ however, riightly corroborate that I Go in Church—und boost for Faith and Righteousness. Judge of Probate. IIAXAKIt. , ni'w.piipi’r pijiil.-.l »n.t; ,«*>uwn...... „i,.whM I hM MM. • Go lo Church—they need you nml you need them. Go to Church—if you have criliciwd il from the outside it is only . circulated in said county. are nicoly xellhxl in liieir nrw Imine, 11 BBB ‘rae, ha said, that there Ware A*1"CHAR M. MACK. fair you sixHilil see il from the inside. in (In- Winter's hmi«e. They were! B number ot old jnra who Had been Go to Church—lhe folks you criticise there may be as dissatisfied with To thc owner or owners of any (rMC copy: Judge of Probate, ' pleasantly .•mr|»rw*‘d-Ttmr.*ihiy eve-| tn the habit of meeting for a number themselves ns you are with them. ■ and all intererts in. or liens upon £||a EggRfeion, rail,,. -,,r llli'ii nf af AU a , v — nf Oliver flnlrl. ning when «’ rnriii Go to Church—Perhaps it yrould deserve more p raise if you were the land herein drecribfd: Register of Prolmie., fr.im l-aki^ smith, outside the Temple church, on | frieinls nnd r<dativ< Take nolif-c. That sale has lieen __ inside helping things. . .™.-. and Mrs. the anniversary of bls death. Novem­ (lo to Church—Coffee and doughnuts are not in il when tho Gospel lawfully made of the following de.~4Hcribed land for unpaid taxes I here­ NOTKA-: OF HEARING CLAIMS. Grorge Karl. s|wnl a most enjoyable ber 10. At that time the custom had Feast is spread. 'Go to Church—ymr believe it gtxxl for thc community. Try It for stale or Ml.-htan, Muni, „k ■n;.|iln« wilh llirm. on. and that lhe urxlorsigneil lias ' ibwdrher lefl Monday to nltitle thereto under tax deed or deeds Barry, si. yourself. ' . —J teml lhe Evungeiiral eonferenre aloud Ths Deserted Village." My ih»4o Church—and take somo one with you. Il may be lhe best ser­ issued tlierefiir, and that yon friend and I decided to spend tho aft­ Nolire is hereby given, Ilfat by nn are entitlrot to n reconveyance ord«T of lhe Probate Court for the vice you ever did them. ernoon of November 10 in the Temple . thereof, ut any time within six County of Barry, made on lhe 20lh This is llie Golden Jnbilce year. Rev. ami Mrs. Stone were railed gardens and its neighborhood and ob­ months after return of service of •lay. of March.' A. D. WIL four llh' *1'-’ serve what occurred this notice, upon payment lo the months from that date were allow-, to New York .Wednesday X-RAY DENTISTRY ft was a gloomy day, the kind which uoderaignoil or to the register in cd for creditors to present* their n<*u of I heir wm. They will assist 'chancery of the county in which claims aaainsl the relate .of Lodi- in a largo sugar Imsli and dairy fills moat people with depression, but I* Different ------------------------------------— lhe laniM lie of all sums paid uf>on wirk A. Ycrkley. laic of said coun­ which tilcir son owns. for others ia -tinctured with a .rare Bunday evening closed a series of besuty. There wa* no sun nnd by two such purchase, together with one; ty. deceased, and that nil creditors You Have not H^ard of This Inm.lr.M n.:r mlun■ n'f murdw-iiM 'am n-qiuml ' io meetings nt Hie I'niled llrelhron o'clock the darkness lisd begun lo fall, - still and half ODE OF OUO SPECIAL UROIIOS thereto, and the fees of the sh rllT - |,re.wni,t their claims lo raid Probate rhurch, Itev. Earl Reis rouduciiiiu Tho alr .... heavily System Before for III- »rv,e>. or co.l ot lolblirA- (. ^ ,h„ JSbau, onirr In )h»l the service*. There has been al charged with smoke, which colored 320 Acres, Near Big Rapuls. Near school and churches. non or thl< nouco. C® ot HAMImrc tor canniodion good attendance mid twelve conver-l the whole earth and sky a soft sable. The most important part of any Some rolling, tome level land. n« upon l»mre nr J nUowanrr. on or Moro tlu>IWh sioiw. llev. Reis Is a talented young1 dental operation is to have a clear­ Clay-loam and gigvdly toil. man nnd gifted in riiiiiittery. He* In the adjacent buildings a light ap­ suit, ami the further sum of five b" h.’ard before sai<! 10 On,ario, Canaila. to attend peared now and then through this pall Good H room house, built two years. ly defined idea ot what is to be .Wllr. ftr dnrripll,, without ™l,!l or III.- I.'. II. U.i.r.-r™.-.- tl..-..- Moy P of „ murUnesa. giving an impression Outdoor Skating Rink at Wangen. Large barn, will hold 30 head cattle. done and then plan tho operation so other.Mblihoii.1 ■•■•.I or rEars.’,. It . . ’ . , . < Mm. flora Mi.ldaufli ulio « .or- that — Good silo, hog house, poultry house, that n.._. night ---------------------------------had come before day was paynwil as «ror.-«.d i« iwl mado "S’1.',?. ‘,rlnrk ‘n iou.ly ill with hrarl irouM- ami I .pool that track admiring the avalanches that il can be accomplished wilh granary. and the strange glaciers, and tho 1(V acres under cultivation. the least possible trouble and pain. the undersigtlM will ipstilule pror.,, ,. Xh A n 40n growth in the neck «ill !••• taken to; We went to the graveatone by the CO acres more all stumped. erodings for nuMresion of the lam(. Dated March 201 n, A. P. 191L Atm Arbor for treatment Thursday., ' * high aud supposedly almost laaccssTHE X-RAY SYSTEM 17U acres virgin and second growth upon It Licscription: "The north half; CHARLES M. MACK, I \v. Socieiv ........... of th» W.. .M. M. A. of ihe I'nitetli the piinureni pavement uimign though raiws raised sviuv aome- sibls .... ... Society ■L'niteil ..... . 1I1B - -peaks -- that -look down timber. ■ (n. W) of the northeast quarter Judge of Probate. । Brethren churchtras entertained at 1 what It — We sat- on relhren church was ojiterl n"i‘M’ • ■ above — - the stone!111 B,on< ,B ,hB «outh. Even forty gives a perfect picture of thn Trout stream runs through pasture. ........ nf Mrs. Mamin waa n0‘ one but >*••"• ,lu,° WBB ch«DEpd except (n. e. M) of tho sonlliwest quarter, .oe home of Maude Carr! ('.air: BnJ. -, W1aW<d> trouble and makes it possible for Timber, beech, maple, elm. whit* (a, w. Mi Section thirty (30>. con-1 S.I. or Mol. T.« Loiwta. j ”, g;;' res as wt yet, ' dltaA although MMnd. hundreds that by then th. glamour of ln.ee**oak, black oak, hemlock and pine. us lo sec just what, allenlion the taining twenty (l»j acres, more or ', SUM or Mlrhtan. Auditor.Ora- S'” g,1?, 2.7,o...Uo t. .«d oui by u. w.lk. al bill ty bad gone from the peaks. Hut Must sell this place in 20 days (or lees. Town one (I) north, range' oral's Deparliwiil, Idinsing. April *• i a“'"(‘j|0‘v teeth need. If you don't uiulersland f8.0U>'. ralM l>t>aHi:u>nl. lAiMllbo. AnHI l. 'a, rollow.i: i'n'... Mix Con* Hoy. Th” sound ot tbo rooni.o, on tbo since then the mountain railways seven (7) wret. being in the Coun­ it. come In and let tts show you nil I who has acted in this capacity for' »tonee waa all that waa beard. Itjra* ty of Barry. State of Michigan. about il. ‘ • NOTICE is hereby given that-cer ­ EDWIN H. GEBRAAD, Mick. Firs Mu . expectancy, with Amount paid: Taxes for 1906, ,31 eight years; vice pros, Mrs. Kuran j an hour filled with exp-cUx;/. tain lands situatoil in tlm county of 1^,/."X:v ’'Mrs Smirii' rnmonr* wbh •<mn*rih.r# no solitude and no mystery any more. U ‘It,.,-:,.,:. ... Um,’' ILali*e <r„lll, Marian 1!arise Black 18.99; faxes for 1007. W30. romance, with atmosphere. X-RAY DENTISTS Ernest. It. Hamilton. Suddenly the church clock struck Grand Rapids, Mich. tudes to the very Jungfnuijoch itself. . Stewart * Jacob?. three and we innllnctlvely rose and The English, who first popularised walked up and down the path by the Attorneys. Mich. J Grand Rapids, • • the Alps In summer and then were Business address: No 27 Kingman submerged by the Teutonic multi­ U7 Monroe Av*., Over Bld'g, Battle Creek, Mich. 4-wks. !b.. X “ «'<• Siu K“S 1?!1 nearly SKKUni which w n good show­ Johnaoa's Cigar Store tudes that followed them, have ing nf the splendid interest manichanged their season, and now they public auction by said Treasurer, at 1j tested in lhe Society and church | NOTICE OF COMMISSION­ own the chief Swiss winter sport re­ ERS ON CLAIMS. the County Seat, on the first Tues­ work. Mosdairths A. Foreman nml: American Beauty Corsets sorts, Germans and Austrians for tho day of May next, nt the time andi Susan Bevier were elected ns dele-1 moat part finding their pleasure In Slate of Michigan, Cpunty of Bar- place designaletl for thc Annual I gales to Hie Branch meeting which j their own eastern mountains, which Tax Sale, if not previgysly redeem- > is held nt Caledonia April 22-23-21. i Whan you purchase are more easily accessible to them. rd or cancelled according (n law. Estate of Franklin A. Durfee, . Aileetr Gruss mid brother of pel-i Said statements contain a full do- , (<>h enjoyed Saturday with their' Deceased. jFcription of each parcel of said i playmates Ixiralne mid Berwyn We, the undersigned, having boon , f lands. HOME UFE ONE MOVING DAY '■ annotated by the Probate Court for . ORAMEL B. FULLER, the County of Barry, Blate of Mich-] 4rWks. Auditor General. Tiring of Fourteen Residences In a HINDS CORNERS. igan. Commissioners to receive, ex­ Iasi Week's Letter. amine and adjust ail claims and <!<■---------- ... —,_ ---------------Fred Bechtel of Hastings spent I COMFORTABLE inands of all persons against said1 NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS, deceased, do hereby give notice that .......... .. , Cincinnati.—The common or garden we will meet at the Hastings Cily Mr. nnd Mrs. Edit Newton have; variety of house renter, who imagines -j moved mi their farm for lhe «tfm-। Bank al Hastings, Mich, on Friday, "HTRANGERH" Notice is hereby given, that by ah I WEARS WILL that he Is kept on tho go by having the 20lh day of May. A. D. WIL mid rni-r. o^fiHrtaYrtlm Sisi’dov*nf’juiv A'!or,*er of ,ho I'robale Court for the, Of course' thc average tramp i D 1914. al io«0 o'cBk A M,’ of’ ‘^“‘y of mado on tho 2uth-'■ W. O. Tobias and wife g^ont Sun- j D. WIL al 30:00 o'clock A. M, of' fv* i’X?,' ,b> W,U1 *l"’ir daughter Mrs. Edit. to taka off his hat and salute Joseph j wriuld not appreciate our bath­ esch of said days, for the purpose » a,<iiti ’ imnaai reLilffS!.* ’*A “KJi or«iK^ '{“>’ r«!?n ulit «!?.• kJ™.! ,taver "* ’’““'more. .urs. Z? 1','."' E. Phillips. If charges tn his wife's I of examining and allowing raid from that dale wtn a”™*- stayed until Monday to rare for the: tubs; he might even be afraid of IEAWIAILI MCE I suit for dlTorca ar* substantiated. ‘ • claims, and that four months from ."I £* ft? H.o I Jnmre -------------------‘..... ““ *........ *""" "5. infant grand dnugirter Imm April ONK DOLLAR UP ] Mrs. Margaret I. Phillips said they |hem but for the discriminating tho 30th day of March. A. D. WIL! *2?,?^J L. Mark Garri.-mi of Baltimore spent' I started married life In Newport? KX- lioiiM'ownrr who wants the best of' were allowed by said court for: >*■ Sunday wilh his sister Mrs. Sarah: on Novnknbar 37, 1913, and in a year ,I Plumbin/In his bathroom our out­ creditors to present their claims to *' * ?r Phillips. last lhe the thing tiling to please him. 1 and a mouUt. le*a six days, they lived ' llbi fits arc just splendid conet. us for examination awl allowance wud d<*ec.-irart to nr;ore.Irtoawd nro »r« rewmirMi lo .. ..... .. .. ...... Remember Sunday scliool next sent llietr claiins to said I rnlsate Sunday । ia 14 different houses. | Etrry detail of plumbing work aliin.lnv al »l 10:301. IH-:<O KverylMxty F.vnrvlMMiv come; rtinx* i Dated March doth, A. D. Wit. American Beauty Corsets n^nltHn^ftrnr^amiftitan a '" 1 *' hnW ,,U ‘ lr ” * ’ Ki, ' , * ’ r *P ir “ I Sh. eh.r«. th.: tlwymoirt ........... . ,hurm,ghly Anl.lw.l. ‘ Gilbert Striker, or'tel™ fW-Mb rc«; F. G. ana allowance, on i ‘■"“■"’• "mi »■ «• did not have time to establish the • ,. CommtMiqncrs. ,)f Ju|y ................... IUUA1 U... of cr.MIL >llh ewo.r ,ro|.r»»np«ly o.id vrry rrnwmoMy. !. 1 ■ 1 ■ - -1 -11 i™—— claims will bd heard before raid Mrs. Delia Jlolromh of Hcndej-(c<rs and butchers, and that her bus- . r? * JOr rnttm rna pitri wannN1 !Court, On Monday Hie 20tl» day of sholl ajicnt the Inlier part nf Ins! : band's father ' furnished all tho eat- , F. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. July „exU Bl l(.n e clock in the foreFor Sok by week with' Mr. and Mrs. Bum-l ■ ablre and paid what little rent was Htate of Michigan, The Probate ni(On „f that day. East of PostoSce Phillips. paid, because the defendant would not Court for the County of Barry. DaisM March 20th. A. D. WI4. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lullicr Sweet on, At a session of said court, held al CHARLES M. MACK, work." ' Phone 126 * Hastings lerlaincd tlicir non and wife from,1 grave. Presently.* little man came the probate office, in Hie Cily of I Judge of probate. 8ho ray* she threatened to leave lianiield last Tuesday, Hartings, in said county, on lhe _______________________________ Ednn Bechtel of Hasting* is work-: bustling down Uta walk. We knew at! h|m three time*, but each time he Tw»l,«<«>U> day ot March A. 1>. I 0^, yoa HwCAinOX. ~ once that he waa, at least, a part of | announced be would "give. her ten Hastings. Mich. JVia_ . ing for Mrs. Atnandn Smith who is. Present: Jlon. Chas. M. Slack, Statu ot Michigan The Probate' quite ill. , the group we ware expecting. Wa. minutes to make up her mind to live ■ knew it because be waa a personage, | with him or die," and each time she Judge of Probate, Court for the County of Barryt • — there being an unmlstafcabla purpose. chose to stay. School Report. In the Matter of the Estate of । At a session of said court, held nt In KI, Ana.I. — whink All— ' When you have any moving to be Jacob H. Umberh deceased. the probate office, in the City of done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. Den’t Threw Away That Nancy J. Wjntere, administratrix.: Hastings, in raid county, on the '<"■ ar,l:' YEARS REJAILIND DEACON ■mall bouquet of flowers. having filed in raid court her peli- Fourth day of Bay* lauglil, 20. .• ... April A. ... D. — WIL .... OIK FunUturt PIAHO AMD SAFE apWIW Ho was an old gentleman, dignified lion praying that a day may be sol -■ .Total attendance, fill. Present: Hon Chas. -■* M. Mark. for henring on her final account, Juilge of Probate. Average daily attendance. 3OX>5. and very spry. His clothes were । Call sad sec Cain under Reed's Had Entirely Forgotten All Our Specialty. that the same may lie allowed us Number ot boys. IS. quaint, s<*etnlng to b« of a past gen­ In Iho Matter of lhe Estate^ «f About IL ‘ Opera House. He will lake ofl tiled and that she be discliarged Jesse Callihan, Deceased. Number of girls. Id. * eration, and his appearance was rath-, thc old varnish, repair and reftnith from said trust Percentage of attendance. K9R5. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Jesse A. Callihan, son. having Bled It is Ordered, That tho 21th day Houston, Tex.—Janies McGowen, an “f. in said conrt his petition praying of April. A. D. 1914, al 'ten o'•'1 ’cleel OFFICS FftONM 70 will upholster your furniture for that administration de bonis non "“"V,*'; . ’M""'.' ■' offering there, stopped, lifting hla aged negro, was lhe moat surprised of said relate may bo granted to X»unre AMrioh. nharles. WHdn and in the forenoon, al said probate of-. B. A. Matthews H. Wellman you. fire, bo and is hereby appointed forr Charles A. Gaskill or to some other Liarkip \\unier. ^•rhng,nJ',ar' a"‘ high, old-fachloned bat a moment, an rested In Cold Springs, San Jacinto Its Phone il-R. Raa. Phon* 311 Piano Polishing and Re­ ^IMs^’mHhor nrrforoii That nnh- ‘ • • person. Dorr Newton. Grace and .Mary if in prayer, then turned and was county, for breaking jail. He knew llaulr-h. Greta Padelford. Ethel Mc- moving aa oulcMy away again when I finishing a Specialty. Stoner a^vft‘™D. 191Lat ten o'Xkin। Inlyre. Bernice Gould nnd Doris Bir­ waylaid him, asking If there were to there had been a mistake, for he had Give me a trial. First be no reading ot "The Deserted VIV man. • " dais work. respected and a deacon in tho church. . Doyle .Mnrsliall. Beulah Newton tage" today. Then he was shown a warrant which* 3 Tint rob. anil Mildred Todd entered school charged him with breaking jail at Cold. . this month. The seal* are all tilled Springs 40. years ago. circulated in jaid •„ He DOlicn thereof be given hy publi-. now. full of sadness and emotion. 1 shall Under Reed's Opera House. Work It was so long ago that McGowan • Violet Huffman Mgatt sehool again . . t.iiAs. M. jiAi.li. ration ration of of aa conv copy of of this this order, order, for for never forget th* gentleness aud the Called for and Delivered. A true copy. Judge of Probate. had forgotten all about the Incident three .successive weeks previous to, Inst week. pathos of bls reply: Ella C. Eggleston, Nevertheless, tho deacon was brought Harley Pursell has boon quite ill, said ilny of bearing, in llie Hastings1 "No — no more, all dead now except of Probate. to Houston by Deputy Sheriff I. J. BANNER, a newspaper printed midI but is able tn be nl school again. myself. 1 am left alone." Miss Lulu Manning visiled school Patrick and placed In jail until his circulated in said county. Tbo darkneMJt had become gloomy good salaried position thru ugh Um Inst Friday. Wc are always pleased , CHAS. M. MACK. trial can bo heldNOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. A true cony. when wo returneg slowly to the grave­ well-known ■ WE BUY BRAIN OF AU. KINDS Judge of Probate. to have company. . Blate of Michigan, County of DarElin C. Eggleston. Our new curtains and desk have stone. There lay tho flowers, a queer FOUR DAYS ON COCOANUTS little collectlutwatyBboUcai. I have no We pay-you the HIGHEST Register of Probate. at last come and we expect soon to doubt to tte bearer, for there were Notice is hereby given, that by an • West Grand IUtcv Avenue, PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ have ns nice a school room as can DETROIT. MICH. order of the Pr.-ibate Court for the ivy leaves, some violet* and one pure Captain and Crew of British Freight EVATORS. We buy and tell be found in th<* countrj'. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. Write for catalog. E. ft. Khaw, Pres, County of Barry, made on lhe 27th Thc boys Ijave begun to play ball white tuberose. "8lc gloria* mundl" on a LARGE SCALE. We Slate of Michigan, tho Probate. day of March A. D. Wit, four again and arc as enthusiastic over il the light* of th* church from ex­ depend upon doing ■ LARGE Court for lhe County of Barry. nwnllis from that date were allow­ quisite windows filtered oul toward us VOLUME of business at ■ ed for creditors to present their i At a session of said courli Ix'ld al New York.—With the captain and Ro many of lhe pupils have been cotnfortinxly-fcnd (M strains of even­ rtaims against the relate of Robert lhe probate office, in tho oily of SMALL PROFIT. If you crew having lived four daya on cocoa ­ song were trying to be an angelic •*“’~~jnery late of said county, <te- Hastings, in said county, on lhe ill il haw brought our percentage of have never dealt with ua, why benediction. As we rode home nuts, which formed the vessel** cargo, attendance down considerably. and that all credltort of fourth day of April, A. D. 1'JIL not give ua a trial. Grace 1. Higdon, teacher. through tho crowded streets. I thought the British freight steamer American -ued are required to prePresent: Hon. Clias. M. Mack, This goes true in your of that lonely old man and bow Urn- arrived at this port. The American r claims to said Probate Judge of Probate. Smith Bro*. V*lto & Co. electric wiring. That's one Cough Medicine for Children. don with all her millions must have left San Andreas January 1. the Probate Office in the In the Matter of the Estate of OI.C.LIS. im Ntsflm reason why I urge you to lasting, for examination Too much ran* cannot !»• used in seemed that night to him a Deserted Ehxa A. Green Tullcy, deceased. ware flooded her storerooms and -------on or before thc selecting a cough im'dicino for chil­ Villagelet me do your electric work Henry Green, son. haviiig filed In next, and that lucli washed overboard or raised Ml her dren. It should txt pleasant to take, You'll know it ia done right Mid cou¥l his petilion preying thal *—rd before said supplies. The water casks also were contain no harmful sUbstanru mid and that your buildings are *•* 27th day of the administration of said estate be be inosl effectual. Chambortain's New York.—If paasangera desire It. damaged and thoroughly salted, leav­ safe il I do the wprk. : in the fore- granted Leander Reams, or to somo Cough Remedy media these require­ tbo United Fruit company will install ing the crew nothing but blackish other ml table person. -, ments and is a favorite with lhe water to drink GKO. VAN TIFFLIN It is Ordered. That the first day mothers of young children every­ a tango teacher on its steamers. Kleeirlelan. of May A. D. 101K at ten o'clock in where.* For sale by All Dealer*.— the 'orefMXMi, at said prnbatn ofllce, Adv. . -BANNER HINT ADAK PAY. —BANNER WANT ADVM, PAY, Gebraad “Sells Farms” ■" -S'-5^ 8K»n'.Tbn™iiy. WEICK6EIAIT & RIEOE Order Our Drays Spring Term W. A. Caln Detroit Business University Safety First K SI Again We Say � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-04-23.pdf 4c40bb97d068fd39bcef3bfe0bec66b8 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS COUNTY r Than Ail Other FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 23,1914 20 PAGES PART ONE-1 TO H Everybody Read* The BANKER. NUMBER 52 Il 0. MUI, FORMED “LHHM'H™ SOME Mt LUK W fflH NEU IS MOW 00. WEED “,""“S,!.»«.>0«IE TO HEAD Wilt.Build Mile On ItaiSTATES EANOS it ABMEDFORCEATWRACHOZ PASTOR II FREEPORT j Y oung Mdn Wlnwc Fight JIrokr L’p| FDR IHE W Residents BELDING SCHOOLS tle-Cri-cK^Riuuf North From OningcvHIp Dimer, Uvaided 4to. U|>r. . Days Hcotrib ■■ ARK PROMISED FOR.THE < <HIIn apitwof the fact thntjhry wenS f’nmiiMvvr not (f.vron to re After half an hotu'j d«lil>. rulnm.•_ ING SUMMER. BEGINNING pul io great expense iii building! ,;i jury in JCa<luallad«-r'i>: good roads in tbidc-imviiship 'lu*i , court Thursday, founll An MrCafTUESDAY. AUGUST ?. forty, of Oningeviiltkjimiiiy ,»f as­ will build another sault and liallery. He paid on FriHis 'STANDS AMONG BEST SCHOOL r u,,;!v. <lay fln« and costa totalling $7150 PROBRAM BRIM FULL OF GOOD •muitiii , id c<'atH' flu days in th< i<<imiy‘jail: SUPERINTENDENTS IN MICHIGAN SEVERAL YEARS AGO 1 Another chance of beui« drunk and Ar last we are at war with Mrxi- AT SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING; THIRDS. NOT A DULL MINUTE !u„i, dwzrdm-ly will te biru-lii against -- eo.-. -'Fho wonder is not-that armed HELD ON MONDAY ------------- iamiiing at itm Gallptun county Im,' him next week. Quit•• n rrnwd forces of the United Rlales are ; Eor Forging a Noir Crealrd Quite a frton-Or.mgovllli> •ite*|t, ,i 'fie (rial. Two-Duv Musical Festival A New I " Uh ilwir rimr;irlrn<lie ente:H >- ■ I Hr lufiiMS Hustling. I'rogrcswiie EVENING I the (.athuim cminly i«»lk will • vied.i flgiitibg Mexicans now. but ralher I Sensation by Reason of Hk McCaff.ity's arrest hdlowMl i Spirit Into UN Ediira(jiMinl Feature, hryis Hand and Ren niil. (.„unly ,yMe4u mirth fiou that the United Blates has an lorn* complaint made by th,* father of Standing and Prominence.' Greets Will KctHHi. 11, rbandab- !«• meet Hu- pr»|>o»n: OSBORN Robert Jenkins.. who • -obtained iiuik 'U .>ri>n>,in. ''I'l.iiin’u ua . delayed action, and takes I hit ini" ' ' * ‘ 'I'liis i« mi lln N'aUs bus been received that the dislocated clavlblfl Ihui a bruised I Announcement has ju-t b Uative now over so trivial an affair PRESENTED WITH A Bin body of W. D. Clark wiis found in counteiftinc'CM li»tiiig<’*ch«h»L4 dull­ rounimmnco as the Um'resi... reeiilt <•[........... n fight. lliorizcd thnrized of the principal features : ns the salute to an American Hag. the lake nt Cclor Rapids. Iowa, one in which .ucCaffertyf and Grorge1 of. the llcdpalli ChailUliiqUft her*' tween Battle f. in' Ih c.iNu* known out day Inst week. It is thought I hat-he Bradshaw, two *l puhlfo'.vhoolM. Scores of Americans have been shot eoipr.iik-s were' for tins season. The program is and murdered in Mexico by the fol­ Council Balks nt Mayor's (juididatrs look his own life ixs'iiuso of des­ principal actors. Brapshaw plead-.i brim full of good things and not a for Hie load-build Ing gntej-prise pondency and ill hcnllh. resulting I superintendent Y*f • ll-lfiing iii guilty some lime Iago nod was for Manduil, but Confirms Other । lew innovations. There will not tic Calhmin comity—it hwys for­ lowers of Huerta and the followers from stomach trouble .with which lined. Art declared he;w;iH u pegee- u dull hour from start Io-finish. •hmds lor the ensuing year a! ft' Appolnlinrnls. of Villa. Hundreds have been inhe had been ailing for several'years. njaker and that he did not deserve * One of lhe innovatimw will he a brings trade to Radio Creek. The administration of |he city ■ ' Jured, and thousands of them rob­ to be arrested. The !•-iiinony de­ two-day gnuitf musical ' festival veloped the fact ihal young Mr.. during which there will lx‘ unthing . hut amt plumlercd. Every Ameri­ changed hands on Monday evening in Hiwtwhen .Mayor C. H. Osborn, who has Jenkins had expresecd his doubt tiut music, aside from the lilerary can who has been kilted, wounded held the reitis of cily affairs for about any one in thFlIown.hip be­ lectures of the morning hour or robbed, was hi Mexico by invi­ four years, and two aldermen, gave ing able to handle bbn. He -prob­ speaker. tation of a Mexican government up their sente to Mayor-Elect Jam­ ably ought not to have fntludeil। On one day of this festival, Mar­ Art. who in in the *jA'hile Rope” cus A. Kellerman, lhe great drnwhich had been in power for over ieson. six members of the former council and Aidermen Edmonds aiid class. Some of the 4i"n'.«aid un­ malic baritone, who has appeared a. quarter of a century, a govern­ Harney, just elected. The former kind things about eaai ether.—and in Milos with Hie Damrosch l»rment which we had recognized! and eouncij was called to order by May­ a girl figured in the quarrel.- of chestra. the Theodore Thomas Oi- FOR HIE GO-TO-CIH 11(111 Spi­ wltlcli had been'recognized by all or Osborn, who look lite leave with course. One of the other girls chestra, the Minneapolis Symphony a few words in which he expressed fainted awny when ttic fray b.-gan. Orchestra and other widely knywh civilized nations ns the rightful ll l¥ 3 pleasure in having to-n asrociand the rnerry-makers-ai ih>* dance' mgnnizalions. .will give a rental. government there. Under" such his nted with lii« fellow-workers on Hie scattered as their g«i"l time hadI Mr. Kellerman has al'<> appeared in circumstances, it seems to us that council. Before tho mayor left his been snoilod.. Mr. Jenkin-, iirodwi grand opera-in Berlin mid other those Americans were entitled to scat, City Attorney k II. Pryor pre­ two doctors* oT'd Art McCafferty foreign cities, but gave up a proni- LET EVERY BODY MAKE EVERY < the protection due to American sented Mr. Osborn with n Masonic and George IJrmlshaw w.vil visiting ising career in' grand opera l*> eiiBARRY CO. PREACHER HAPPY —at least they weren't’ at liome gag** in (eider mid oratorio singing citizens and that long ago we emblem as a parting sift from the council. Mr. OsIhh-h then expressed when Slierifi' William* arh’vrd.■ In'the evening «>f the same day. should have noted in a way thai lite thanks for the 'gift and touched the Cathedral Choir will appear in By Being PreM-nl nt the Church would have compellmt respect for upon the fact (list lhe work of the tone of their musical programs. The tlio persons and rights of American cimncil had been non-partisan dur­ ! repertoire of the Cathedral Choir ing his two administrations. citizens in Mexico. ' . f includes short mmfern oratorios by Chtirih On That Dux. When Mayor Jamieson called the -------such composerH as Buck. Stainer Tlie wonder is therefore not ihnl new council Ingel her. lie said th.lt land Kchnecker, nl<o a number of wo are al war with Mexico and the Io* had prepared nb speech, but. that I old' hymns, secular rnolos, duets. Mexicans—for no mailer what the he Intended lo conduct his part of quaHets mid clfomsi-s nf n v.-ry loucjSarry (to. readers .will not only words used may be (hot Is the fact th.- < ity affairs so far ns pOMtbte l»X high order, finally closing with a carefully perti-e .(hi* udverti.-e' —bill that we hnd not made a dem­ purely business methods In which W. D. Clark. MINOR KEELER TELLS OE CALL> finale of an-operatic nature. onstration long ago, basing our ac­ the best of service could be secured meut. i.fn irt-o Aii.huijifiiiiy conaid* tion on our purpose to protect for the least expenditure. On the next day of this festival. MADE ON MASK OTWI OE It was while Rev. Clark was lo­ Americans and their rights every­ . Bohumir Kryl and liid_»OEld=fiuu- tendance. cated ut Freeport, us pastor of a 1OK0HAJML ehureli_ .»uuporL Morley E. Osborne. . ous iitind will present a program in chpirli’ nicnib<*rsT,ip. Il is a where. Had wo done (hat a year church, that he beeuine invnlvtMl in ago. Itoth federals and rebels in th'* afteninon including cornet n love.affair with Ills wife's sister'. Itools terminated.., Since that solus by Mr. Kryl. This is the earnest Tlsonzhl. Mexico would have had a whole­ He forged a note amt with Lhe pm- WONDERFUL TEMPLES CON­ some respect for Americans, which third season of Mr. Kryl and lii> ce«iH -lhe eouple eloped to Hono­ is at If it lie true, trs'we believe it is TAINING 33,333 IMAGES! Band on the Redpalli Chautam;u;is they have certainly lacked. Had lulu, where lie was arrested in 11MF7 lhe advurlis,noyit -lutes, this year, there being a unanimous ami as President Wilson recognized Hucrand returned tn Barry, county by people would mH wish tn live Hill Chemical (to., . call jor .lhL,iu-,!a£n'..wh'.Tel.......... 1,. Ihal Victor Funri^UieujdimiT vf.ltor* it surely ns.worthy of our id- n rctrnntinUy wiftiout i-hurrhe^. recognition as anyone who has been in the evening of this same day ry* county. Hr was sentenced to n Timlmrs For New Buddhist t emple। proposed or mentioned ns his suc­ Kryl imd his Band will be heard in then it would al-o *eem hi hr Iny term of 5 l<> 11 years in the prison, Wen- Drawn In Place Ity Hopes hodesteable opportunity offercessor, it is possible and we think . aunt her concert during tin- first tlpil neigtibotlioiMis ought to give al Ionia. The case created n great Bfflaing !<•<! Mr. Osborne to reOf lliinntfi HMr urobatiln that tlie revolution might part of the program and (Im latter e\*m it iii.-v mnv not agree with al!renter educational work, sensation nt the time on nceomit of ' have lic.cn suppressed, and a stable his high standing in church circles. Yokohama, Tuesdu^Bepl'-niber 3. part will be given to selections from (liai t|uy .(each. Ji is evident lh.it! Mr. Oslmrn- is in ev I1 grand opera by lhe Denton Grand denotninalioiini diffurenres are dis-1 bustler. He infus*'* Hi* government established. But wo lie Yvas a model prisoner in ev<fry t told our Kuidtrl wanted to cull! energetic did not do that «<U>. and Ulin it Ik is possible way. took nn active mtej-psl indhe on Katie O’Tiuii, tfh-un I mid jn। Opera Company, accompanied by appearing, ami tliat churches are 'VIP1 4*ip<l*-rn f * ' tlml now *-* KTica ’---"*will * Have to fight educational and religious Work of i.rand Rapids upoiT-tht lie occasion of the hand. .These grand opera play- finding ways to cooperate Io limit ! < «• work :pid spj tt>,> tnnta Hef >niudncy /and was 'Sk? LjM>nunis- «-rt* ini costume crwtumi* iiiuluul-atlvuTiinui'. so that there i-■ ‘lApui'i iprut of lli both Hie ... will ___ ttfihear .___ in met jfieciai tWiA.. . u.. I..' I.-. popular anil highly rospn.lwr hy ‘ Hti. for - -------------In fuel. it Will i.,. be ..n grand finale in less reason now than ever before to| bos charge »>f. II to forget their differences now that the inmates. I OTant was u vary busy man,- ami these twr> •days, such a« has never i.......... a self-made ihan. Hr grew to hianon American force has invaded On June 20, iflfe. he was naroled we could only call upon him hy ap- before Deen feetl.at a Gbnulauqmi i-onsnlcr differences in belief; ea’JleIj hood Tuscola coililly. e.jue.lte.l ....... in ..................... pem'aNy might these nq| to keep <»ne tn care of Rev. Edward (tollins.* a poHdmenl; so 1 asked him to call Mexico at Vera Cruz. from miioiirnglng ilie work which iliiwrlf, graduated froth the Vassar The incident on whirh th« In­ retired clergyman, of Detroit, and him- by phone. He A.-iiit lie would high school and later from-the hlHie ytoir<*hnri are dniug for man ­ vasion of Mexico ' is bn-M-d is, ac­ received his final discharge June be very pieaaed to see. us al bis, lerary department of the stale'utukind: 211. 1913. Hr went wrsl mid il was residence, and this Was particiil-j cording to the American and Mexi­ If practically all the people .of versity. where he wa» a member of can vreious as follows: his intent ion tn visit China mid Jap­ arty pleasing to u-. ns we had been' Itarry Co. six years of age amt older the staff of the “Daily” during his an to gather material for illustrated told that iiis garden was the finest TImn American Version. -w/iuld go to i-huich May .3 it would undergraduate days. He was-prin­ lectures. But this he did not do. in .the city!. We i-all«s| upon him. ■ A launch, Hying an American b»> found that extra sittings would cipal of Standish schools and later doubtless on account of.ill health. and after u very pi>-xsant convcr-1 flag, from an American war ship in b>‘ needed in all churches. Barry Co. Mr. Clark Uas born nl Franklin. sal ion through our guide, we were , the harbor of Tampico. Mex^ one is nut overrhurehwl. but all the ,>i(HiiT in Arenac county. He Was Mayor William R. Jamieson. lu<L in ifiikl; look a tlieological served to ten twice and coffee once. I day last week arrived al a certain people ah' not in the habit of -at­ two years superintendent of the With lhe exception of the may­ course nt Antiorh. Ohio. College and and then invited to visit the gar-1 THIRD DISTRIITT ORATORICAL tending i-liurclt- 'There w>j_/on- r.ansmg'Husi|ie-s college, later sondock in that cily Io obtain needed at a theological school in New«York. den and take some pictures. Hol ..... ............. ................. ... supplies. The •Mexican comftmnd- or’s appoinimenta to the office-of When element of our pnAulalion iug'its superintendent of fcIkhIIs in 21 years of age Io" began DE(.LAMA1ORY f.ONTEST sidrrnble ' er (u federal, or supporter of Huer­ cilj marslial* the council cmiilnned lireaehkig at itotoma, Berrien tto„ has two hutin-', "lie ill European I who go regularly io evei>yJM<rviee.- A'iifulur aifil Huslmgs ‘ styte. and the other a Japanese IN L(M: 11. HIGH SCHOOL, here. ..... his residence ____ _____ ta) had issued''*A-decree that no his'npiHiinlimmts of city officers. If the olliers would regularly attend , During 1 hr remained two years, and home. Hus faces lhe garden, and. ________ launches must come'to that partic­ XWi'ii the name of Gilbert Hlriker when half the services, there would be a Osborne originated the Stale High in 18X9 removed to Belding, where we enjoyed bMng shown, through' it k ' ' \ / was suggested for marshal, four of School Spelling League. He was ular dock. This decree had not look <>f surprise on-the minister's he proai'lie<l fop two yeara.’ Re h.-ul also secrotanr of the hwat Antibeen communicated to lliu- Com­ the eotiprllmen were in favor, four chnrgr of itongregallon.il .rhurr.hea matted lioors and line vares. U .! ENCOURAGE YOUNB PEOPLE ' face..in every cliun-h. • ' mander of the American warship. against. Mr. Jamieson cast the de­ in Cliesterfield. UT, for two years, A cliun-h in any locality is a help TulHTriihrtisr Society and of Hu* nv vntlD ATTEUnaunt Io alt tlml is gisnl^aml in proportion Barrs' County University of'AlichiA suitordinate Mexican officer with ciding vote In favor of bis appoint­ (tonlrnlla, HL (wo years, Billings, were shown the -worship room conlaining » shrine and pictures of his >UUi» Al ItnUArlbt a company -of troops arrested lhe ment*, but t.ity Attorney j’ryor Mont- elglil years and in l'.»H mov­ t<> the.faithfulness of its member­ gaii Alumni Ass’u. Hr ha* always anceafora. sailors from the American Intinrh pored over the maz.es of the city ship.' nn enemy to evil. Atony of the MiHfll "wn in educational organiza­ TJut tt)e pleasure of seeing his tions in the slate. Mr, Osborne has who hail landed, and went on board charter and announced that lh»? ed to Freeport..this county. Mr. Clark was a iwilliant man, garden! It is on a terrace, ho sleep! llastingK Will Re RrpnSrutwl By l»e'i*t num of our time got their maintained a residence in Hastings of the launch itself and arrested UiayOr could not, according to pro­ highly ideals from sotno imuntry church. educated, and was popular we could not think of using it; but'I l.rhiml Holly. Bam|url ut the two American marines who were visions of that formidable docu­ and highly Any,boy'or girl who is taught Io in ordm ..Hint hi* children might respreled wherever he such shading and colors, surround­ . Mrlhodisl Church. have the udvantiurrs. of its good there, thus technically invading ment, cast the deciding vote. The located. reverence I lie lions,* of God mid Io In the places where he American territory. As- this subor­ ngme of Cornelius Manni was then 'wits located he will hr remembered ing lakes of gohllisli. and crooked The High Sdm.il oratorical and Cespeft its teai’hiiigs, ami who is l<-d dinate Mexican army officer wu suggested with the same result. for his intdleckial attainment* arid paths with stepping stones, and at declamatory contest for Hie third to give Ins Ijfe in sincere imitation the bottom u plot of grata, bordered ronduciilut his Ainerlcan'prisonefi Tlie name of Earl Goldsmith was his many ,altractive nenfpnnl quali­ district, including twelve counties oL tlie Master, will he far stronger, [with ten bushes, dwarf trees ami of soUthwi'slern Michigan, wilj be fur. richer in life amt eharacler. amt through the streets, the .Mexican I ben presented and all but one were ties. • . » other shrubbery. He showed us held at the High Sdiool assembly far -more likely to make a success commander saw him. reprimanded in favor of his appointment. one vhtoll cut leaf maple, to which room in this city Tuesday evening. of his or her life than as*'if thai Interesting Motor Car News The commit ieM appointed by the him. and set free all the American wore grafted nun- other varieties.■ April 2H at eight o'clock. *A most one opt not do this. The parents marines, hi addition he sent-.an mayor and the officers appointed REV. AND MRS. BREADY JUST and Advertising on Third Mr. OTani is a tea merchant. 09 ajiofogy for the arrest to the Ameri­ by the mayor and cofittnned by the MISSED BEING IN WRECK years old. Our gniile told us that cordial invitation is extended to the who see this ought therefore to cncan admiral. The latter, however, council follow: popple of Hastings to attend this .cdiirngi'-Miurehes us a help to their Section this Week's Banner the tea he served us was worth City Engineer—Elroy Tobias. construed the matter as an insult to contest. Thtr-admission fee of 15 own diiftftcn, if for.no higher rons­ •3.00 per pound in Japan. Mr. City Marshal — Earl Goldsmith. Left Saginaw Street (air Before ; the American ting, and Meqinndod cents will he used to defray I hi on. '• OTani presented-us with two tans, that the Mexican commander fire a ’ Night Policeman—O. V. Hlamm. falul Crash, Only Two Blorkn expenses. The follo\vinp Contlpued on page »lx. ' ’ one red and one white, which ho necessary City Attorney—Lao IL Pryor. salute of 2t guns to lhe American has been receive.! from lhe Beyond. said wore supposed to bring luck program City Physician-*Dr. H. A. Harber, flag as an additional confession 'Of District Chairman. Supl. A. F. Era ­ I'niiiti Mrrling Sunday Fv ruing.. Fire Chief—Joseph. Sage, Rev. and Mrs. II. IL Bready had a and happy marring". his wrong. Custom would have re­ zee, of Lowell. The jm-itions on the We made a trip Io Mamakura,, program will be determined by lot very iiamyc escape from death or quired a return salute to the Mexi­ Union nieetintruif all the churches NEU I his week. There an: a uumStanding Committees . the eastern capital, but. now, just before the e<mh*st liOgins. ‘ serious injury in a street car accl- once 1 can flag by the Admiral's own ship. l<> be held III lh\* Methodist Episco- b.-r of inlrrcsling iirliclc* roncernContinued on page five. Public « ImprovenieqML— Roush, dent in which six persons were kill­ a quiet sea side village. We saw Music—Marell—H a s l i n g s High pnl ehitreh «tii Sunday evening next, mg *<im.i of lhe best maker of autos nuTlie American market. Interest­ Horney, Hilton. SeldenW ed, tint! a nnmbcrjnjurM in Saginaw, the Bronze Diulnit.su. or Great' School Orchestra. under the uuapictM <»f the Hasting-* Side and Crosswalks—Edmonds, Bundiiy night. Her. and Mrs. Bready Btiihlhu. This is said to stand alone Tlfornapplr Drain Again. SolerI ion—High S-hool Glee Club. Anti-Tubrrriil<»#i<-\ Society, The ing. no! alone Iwcrtnso I rue. but lie­ the Japanese works of art. f;ot off the car to go.Io their hotel, among : cause they show smu.* of llp: nrnrjts : Declamatory Cmitesl. County Drain Commissioner D. E. Lunn, Hilton, Herney. speaker of the evening, will !><• Dr. Il is of solid bronze, to feet bigti: of the respeelne cars'. , Streets and Bridges—Lunn, Ed- ust two biocks-from where the aw- . Birdsall was in Carlton Tuesday Collins II. Johnston, qf Grand Rap­ ful crash came. The first ’inkling, the length of the ear U 6Fj fret. Mosh-r. Belding. Among the autos advertised ar.) serving citations on residents who momls, Wooten. Roush. ids, whose them" will be “ How to Water Works—Wooten, Lunn, they hail of the accident was when Isaac Mys it is like the sphinx, the Topic, Not Given MI.m Julia Lock-' Prevent; Row to Discover; and How­ the <-.<li|lac. Rco. tLxrteivar. Stude­ will find It necessary to appear in baker. Buick. Maxwell and Interntian alarm of lire was souraied. and longer you look nt il the longer you wdod. Hturgis. probata court on May 22 when Edmonds, Hilton. to Cure Tuberculosis.'' Dr. Jobn«h?ti tional Harvester, hi addition ioEdjuuga T7 —Carvelh, ............. - Wooton. ..—..y... — .. they went to the scene of the wreck. “ Consliinliiis and The l.hm." Elsie Judge AiaCK Mack Win will uppouii appoint i.urcv three roiucom- I Finance will Use some slides to iUH-tnde his |lns the F'irestohe Tire,* nn. a Japanese summer" lu»\e a nW Mr. Bready says that the ?cene was 1 rnissloncrs to appraise land values monos. Gnwdy, Hollaiiil. sacred island. alow lha nail. <4 Iha pro,—I! , Iirq-Wixllan. widen, llama,. Inn rl rending Soma linv- before 7F "Tlfe nwffiwh* of XnrtnnV Hnsflr fltwallotir .There'will Tie"n«»*i'Jia'rg«\ Continued on n-ure tw<»rhe' Hurd section of the BANNER Lillie Thornapple Drain. The res- Larvelb. . they left llie'xar, a man. wsmian and. ’ Wilson. South Haven. always contains! many items of ink: idents of Carlton, both those in o FubHc Lightlng-Hcrney, -Hilton, child ran and caught 4he car. In luniM-u naiar »nurv ran----- 1 Solo—Selected—Alfred G. WilCOX. the crash the baby was killed and IWOMEN RAISE MONEY FOR <«rr»t as well as ndvenisemenls Dial favor of and those opposed lo the. SeldMk Wooton. / i Oratorical Contest: A Banana Social. ditch, are impatient over the long! Hewers — Garvelu, Roush, Ed- the woman lost an arm. The man ■ILE STATE REWARD ROAD I land E. Itofly, Hastings. . Something -tHmMNM amusing in a by the side of whom Mr. Breadyliajl period in which the project has i rnmids, Lunn. heen hnucinr fire. ___ ' Ordinancea-Scldon. Cnrvelh, Ed- been silling had ids head severer! — « ------“ Our Nation's Dostiny." Audra Marring* <*€ MIm Lotlg.! at their hall- Friday evening1 ■- ^7'' ",’TL* ------ =------------ MllfiL from his body. TiiQ wreck resulldl *Cjirlton Ijidies linv . Accumulated iDeeker. JJtke Odessa. May 1-t. Everybody conic. La'dlel A prefix Ifotue WC'hHng look'place ; City Properly—Hilton. Wooton, when the car overran n switch add $M0, Three Women’s ContribuBniU " bring ln>x -upper.’.A good tii.m* i- ut lhe hiime-.wf Mr. Jiui Mrs. Will Notice*. crashed into a polo. It is supppsid Carvelh, Roush. Harold Salyer. Paw Paw. The noil r*m»iar teachers' exam­ tions Totulliiiil $92.00. Crakes. April foth. when -fliejr EieclloM.—. Edmonds, Wooton, Hint lhe mntonhan died Indore the { “Twi'nfielh Century Slavery,’ inn! ion for Harry County will-be R.ldm. car came lb thf- switch. . I . , ’daughter Gin-was. tinU<*d m mar­ If women are interested in goml Amos Barken Coldwater. held in the court room at Hastings. County Survc.vor Cobb Rrliirns . riaao to Jtobert L.'Gatba,:<<f M'-rley. roads, the men surely ought io be. I .Music—Glee Chib. Thuteday amt Friday, April 30th ■'County Surveyor I.w» H. ttoblt.' Likes Michigan Better. for some of the w.'inen residing in ! Music -High-School Song. . Gleaners Program. and May 1st, 1014. who weiil m t h<-; Kalamazoo state Rev. Grig-Jiy, pastor of lhe Fir-L the viainity of Holmes' church have ! Selection—Orchestra. • Berne E. Pierce, who ha*-returned . Following is the program for he ............ - Trne.il J. Edger. . I sttveral weeks ago tn order Presbyterian church and os Wl1raised a fund of WO to apply on ) Announcement of jmlg«-s. - — hospital, (rpm Fort Worth, Texas, is glad to I A. O. O, G. of Morgan for April 2 . 2-wks Commissioner of Schools. to he treatc<l fur n nervous malady, nnssci hy frientkLnf the hridn.aml, . the cost of building a milo of stale [The judges Wh flmiislil and coin? get back to Hastings. Ho says that Song—Arbor. returned un TucmIuv nIUeh improv* groom. Their uttendauls wire Mr. reword road onn mti« west of Notice. Michigan is good enough for him. Rcading^Tfr. Caudle and His Sec­ Holmes church in Carlton township. rnsition are Pfof. J. II. Bruftim. "d in health' Mr. Cobb sought re­ and Mrs. Gen. Crake-, of Kalama­ '.dtbelnrh*'. University of Michigan' Notice is hereby given tliat the Mr. Pierce says that there are In ond. Wife.”—Mae DeViiic. .. All of tlio ladies have contributed ,,. zoo. After- the • wedding a xet-x. ' Hrof. E. J. Eaten. Grand Rapids Cen­ lief from various sources and final- tw partnership of the firm heretofore Texas good openings for men from Recitation—C. Maui. charming dinur.c dinner w as served by .the ... liberally, three of ibem Riving con­ tral Hi«h Schnoi: 'Prof. E, J. Mac- ly went of bi/ own accord In the ohanning known m R. C. Fuller A Co. has the north who know how to farm. Dialogue—Three. Companions. ,L-2. Mr. bride mother unaess — mottier ?h . and uno Mrs. atca. Gat-" tributions totalling c^-OO. Ewan ‘'English). Kalamazoo-CoUBge. statn hnfpital to seek, a cure. been dissolved, and has heen suc­ He also said that he bad-heard more Reading—8. Bollinger. -------- , - -- .yiwerc the recipients of many haiidThtt enterprise on ths part of the Judges on. delivery will b,, Sur! ceeded by the corporation known as talk about the Mexican war in Has­ Usual form of closing. ■ women is commendable, n shows T ^laud sealf. of this city, who re- sc.mu wedding gift*. After a abort aeorg* Downs. Smith Grand Ban- cenily tings than he did in Texas and that th* R. C. J’uller Lumber Co.-.. completed a ihres years ser-| wedding tvuxihcx wllLhtJt JM’urJ'L what women can accompliah when­ ms; Erin. I. B.,Gilbert! union High, there was a great deal of dissatis­ Adv. 2-wks. R, C. FuliW < Go. ever they set oqt to do something. Grand Rapids and Atty. Earl Muq- vied, m the regular army, w that] their frte-*^----- faction down there with the manner if. volunteers aro called for.in. th-1 ' shnw. Grand Rapids. Gas Tlnnse Coke is not expensive tn which the administration had irauble with Ntexico. he will 'offeri G m Bohm Coke u » clna. fuel.— ■~-Adv. -■ I1 bandied the situation. values and new gtylcs.—Adv. 14432638 TO OPEW HOST- . 1LITIES STATED 01282962 OF CITY CHANGES HANDS WAS FOUND DEAD IN A LAKE AT I I CEDAR RWIDN, IOWA, AND WAS RURIED THERE arrest in Honolulu 15962917 W CO. PEOPLE SHOULD BOOST VISIT TO BEAU TIFUL GARDENS BANQUET ANO CONTEST NEXT WEDNESDAY EVE �mr.il ear HERE u no cctajonjy iu buying cheap shoes. You " may save' 3 dollar mi one purchase but you will lose it;iy wear ami <ditibfaction.' lx coots more 'blimey evfty year to make good shoes. , Leather w j.cemning .-carctr every day and the price advances steadily. Tlie growth of the automobile industry has lii-i-n plu-nqpmnal apd the automobile manufacturer gets first call mi lugh grade leather which alone creates a -scarcity ami rWhts the price. ' Every item of tpatcnal that gbc- into the making of .a shoe is fyighcr and higher in price. The great increase of population in America de­ mands more shpes daily. The men ami women who work in the shoe faclwrics Arc com|>«*lled to pay.more and more for everything they cat arnl wear. The cost of living necessarily means that their daily, wages must -advance in keeping with their living expenses. So you tan rcadllv see that the cost of producing the right kind of footwear is high and will be higher. Cheap shoes are a poor investment. Say you pay S2.00 for a pair of shoes that will only last you-two months. This means that you will pay out in one year $ta.<x> for cheap shoes. I But. on the other hand. say you pay $4.00 for a pair of good shoes and they last you four months. You have paid out in one year $12.00 for satisfactory shoes and invested exactly thetume amount of money you ^K*nt for the cheap. unlatiafactory kind. Now isn't that a sim­ ple and convinqwg illustration? Add to this the cpin- T fort, the -satiufactidn and the enjoyment of. having had shuts that fi|, that wear, and that looked right.' Ihit when you take into conainsration the amount of thought, cafe. labor and money it teqfiire- t<>'produce a shoe, -.o-callcd high priced >hoes rvu|]v cheap. Tlicre is no-other article of general wear fliat demands a» much careful atteptien in its production as a shoe. A milliner, takes a piece of straw and sevy^ a few ribbons and flowers on it, calls it a ''cre*lK>n ' and gets from ^10 to $25 for it, (sometime* twice tliat unl.r A belt maker takes a strip of leatherSEunclics a few holes in it, sews on a buckle and you pay num $1.00 to g.l.oo fur it. But look what i- required to produce a shoe. First, there are over 161 items of material‘that must be pur­ chased ami assembled before the shoe is even started into the factory.. Every item must be selected with care ami inspected rigidly. When the shoe is actually put in process of making it must pass through lhe hands of over 150 people before it is finally finished and ready for you to wear. Just think of that. Thefe is no article pro­ duced that requires the same ainoimt-pf work nor an equal number of separate items of material. And there is no article that receives an equal Amount of wear and abuse. Think this over and decide to, buy *bct|er shoes tins year. You will save money, vexation and time. You will be healthier.' happier and better dressed. See Our Better Grades at $3.04, $3.50 and $4.00. Ironside Shoe Company Masonic Temple Building Phone 176 Hastings, Michigan Iho leading men of the nation, they; WON FIRST PLACE IN Weru nt It 1wed to go us far as Hie ' enlrance. Behind Ihe-uothers i ORATORY IN CONTEST stood, accoidiitg to rank, each a Ati-|> lower, aijd as there were 18 steps, ir was tmiMMsible |o see even th<- Uriel al Iteldlhu Hr anlly. MtsS tio floor of tlrt- room except ,by lhefi-.w; _ . dre -Hrrlter Will Represent latke Odessa Urn-. Ill-' wall-, mil |..-;mtifully painted .Al lhe auh-diHtriel oratorical con­ sliding iwreenH covering. lh<- entire test held in Briefing a short time aim. -id<- of Meh room, poUflbed floors, Mi--, Audra Deck-1. daughter of Mr. covi-n-d with matting, and beautiful and Mr.*. Alonzo Itrrker. of Earlton, ^ardi-n*. won Ural I'Itiqp in uratary; het- »ubThe cn«lie was i-veu more beauliful and wa^ the huibe of lhe pru,tectar of tlie Mikado, pta<-.>d then1 Av llllli.r itf I hv.Klini'ni... U'hn I a( Tokjo. Thd building is very similar, but n<>t\a* large, and was partially u#-l.as a fort Tin- carv­ ings and painted screen* an- the bt-auliful lliiuKs lu be. .found there.' YOUR SPRING It’s a good idea for women to plan now for the warm weather which will soon be here. We haven’t space here to mention all of the desirable lines we carry, but here ore a few: Bultuns in pearl, bone, ivory and (J I.is-. latrc FTuunring, la and U Inch Full Hits of Hoyaf -Worcester nud Ami-rti'mi Lady corsets While poods in indlaLtniins Curstl coven with toim alcrvcs ChlldrriVs Gauze I ndrrwcur Allovrr Embroidery Embroideries Allot er Lure FlaxiMLs Poplin-, DimillcN • Dmewlufl Sarqucs Mupllu Vudcrwear HkirU Prince* Blips Drauwa Pan is Jeurl buttons Embroidery Bouncings in 27 inch, 36 inch and 45 inch, with narrow embroidery to match, also Bandings to match. Standard Patterns In Stock Hastings, Michigan Phone 66 QUALITY That is always our aim to give ‘you the BEST QUAL­ ITY in all articles we have and at prices no higher than where quality is not to be found. Have all kinds of SEEDS, clover, timothy, alfalfa, akike, rape, millett and Buckwheat and can get you anything you wish if we do not have it on hand. Also sell CEMENT, bran, middlings, flour, com. Wool season is now-on if you have any, call and we will try and trade. . Buy all kinds of Grain, Beans and Seeds. Submit samples. LUKE WATERS ce*»or to F. H. Arlow A Co. Hastings, Mich. Phone 150 For Smoky Walt Papar. A cloth dipped into flour and nib­ bod across b smoky spot on the cell­ ing cleansd ft nlcsly. Lat«r. the whois celling was cleaned in tha urns way with satisfactory resujja. LEON HALL, WHO BROKE Surely Wi« LI i’ll I. An a»b««to»-lLn»d vmI pocket In which a lighted cigar can ba carried Mfelr.hae brnn loraatad by a Philadel­ phia tailor. PAROLE. IS CAPTURED Local Youth .Accused of Scieral Chorgrs 1* t'nduubtrdly Men­ tally UnbalancciL ' According to reports from Ionia Leun Hull hus Imm-ii located tn Jail al Sandusky. Ohio, where he was tuken on Saturday for investigation us a »usi«cL, ami returned to Michig-iii Iteforuialory this week. : Hall waa mntenced to Ionia by 'Judge Stuart, of Grand llaphhi. on Japanese Coolies, Carrying Rock for Surfacing the Road , month* Io live years for lhe theft of I ten»sl you in their goods. You an automobile valued nt 81.000 from Kinsey, of Grand Rapids. must md hurry, and must sit Frank i around some time so they' will When Judge Stuart investigated his ■focord he found that Hall had pre- ■ think you are important. vioualy idolen an uuto at Michigan A full day of sight seeing. We. •’.ity. IihL and had raised S3d.0i) up­ \i-dletl two temples that Were very’ on it in Grand Hapids,- cluiminK InterealjUg, utte the San Jusuiuto. ownership. I The temple was foundwd in 1132, by Hull wa< paroled on April H. 11112.Emperor Toga, who placed itt it ufler Ncnmig eiulit months and was , Wednesday, SrpIembcT 4. Mhs Audra Decker. ’ Il is a day .on the train, going !<n»i life sized image*.. buV as they 1 returned to Ionia a* a-parole viola'have 20 amis each in.fliffe.reul po- ‘ tor on Mutch 28. IU13. It dppeara jvet wa- "Our Nations Destiny." fnitu Yokohama to Kioto, where we ' sitioivi. atui small images nut larg­ Mim Dvk.-r represents tin- Javkarrived al 7 JO. We passed er than a little linger in lhe hollow that while on parole forgery whs Oil<»a-Ili.-h/H-bool and will be one Itmiugli a very’ liighly cullivalt-d of some of the hands, this tvnipli- his chief occupation, rompbunls. of the partrcipanl* hi llu- district country, and enjoyed th- tH.-n.-ry is given the mime of the Temple of'i huving come in regarding him from niiiteri hi be held in Ulis c|ty April llolhiiuE Grand Huven. Kalainaxoo. v<ry much. Every Inch of the Images. The foOl ara full I: Hatlln Crack. Detroit, lutiising. Jackground is cullivat.-d, and t ee is llu- iOatS lift- size und are all ooverad wilhi principal crop. The entire sides <>f gold leaf. They stand ni rows..on- M»n. Allegan and Muskegon, and his the hills and valleys are leveled off raised platforms, a good deal likcmi return io prison waA liecauNc of4wu BANQUET AND CONTEST 1ulo terraces, .and flooded Willi1 base hall stand, and arc ten row*, forgeries pulled off iu Grand B>gNEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING aster for rice growing, many of llu- deep, entirely tilling the building । id* shortly before his return ti» tomb Heids being not more I han l.-n f.-ci! IfltU feel lung, and B7 fOi-l wide.! H«* forma lory. It is reported Ihal uu 1 t*i]uarv. One dUtrirt Wrts cimllned' They rhiini I hut one piece <>f lim-- Ionin bunk wns also a victim. On) Hapirday evening. April II; Hull Wu<j A short iio-i-Ung of the delegul-« vhugely Iu tea growing. • her runs tin.- entire length of Un­ . _ .l— j-32 paro|^ hy Gov-1 will Iu- ha4.i| a( the cuudusiou of lluWe gel a Mplendid view of Ml.'. ............................. ...... is an > building. Iu the center there Pujiama, tle-tr largest iimunUim a|tar with a large itnug.-, riner.-d ••rno> Ferris Io visit Ills iiiotbcr who .■onte«l to H^cL'a district chiitrinan h.-lght I...fin fuel. iht-. 12 thousand, with gold, mid decwratimis of lac- was reported Io be qy it'ig in Hastings, for the c..innig«yaar. rti’‘r’7l»°'>dmg Io the twelve ,1U.-|- amt With 5ft) of these on eilh.-i and he skipiied out on Tuesday a PretM-ding tlio aouteat a liauquct months, ami 36T> to the uumh.-r <if I side* you can imagine ii wns some few hours befor<rHl-r dtftklij. will b<- giv.-n m the tecial parlors of Hall htis about two years mon- Io ,1... M .. . nt ... pay' of lire rrar. Tins mountain -.sight. M<rv<- on bis present sgnten. i'. but there nr-- enough forgery charges teachers of iho High Nchool and IH-nding agaiu-t him' Io lump him mil from the lev.-l of the *»*n, mill I j. ; . l<u.i,!ll »>.uuty Ai.nuai. niemlM-r* «( the in prison for lhe balance of his life, Haslinga Buat<l of Fahtcation nud-io•if they. aIhiuI-I all be prosi-culed. vit«t guests, including tlie sludi-nly telfolJ .milh oIrV a ,M* a,“l n‘‘> le-autifuHy proporHull's record.has been a vapeiL fit th.. ?..nk . . .? ,N.b,/ tinned. I! G very cortlmodimi- and one. jmn’-il has been amply *bowp I and teachers rejireaeuted ui Hie con- . £ IfU llh-’.-ta.idta K aJf l» i"jlifully decorated. In hiuWiug test. HI<! imiled. Tickets fur till-: , l*uiii|Ui-l .11 afhrtfh ilmidhtulpa^davvuy. |hill f Ujnb.,......... u|| that lie is mentally utib^lunviid. may bQ procured of Mi»s Vera Hull i,i ihp High Kclinol nfllce^ <iur tram is mi <-roi.-.-. mul n.drswu In plnv.- by 2it liawser-. m and Hliuutd i>« ..mured nut later than; r«*w one. lh.-._ flr»l .if it, kind in ma.h- - then human hair. Friday .-vi-nitig of this week. Tim Jatuvu. with ilmuty rar. Ilbraiy. mid? yiiey wun- fully Un-.- inch. * io innsir.wili l><> fintlialied by the Hiuh dtrnritarnt -'l.iqiuic .-atThey dimimh-r and are said to be V'J lirtb* behoof Gn-h- slra. At tin- i-I-.m- of «?. 1 '","1! ' MS. sh.imM . I.H..I M h<T lhe iiiimpo t supt. CuiikUiurwiH in-i u.... Irodficf Mi >. I lora Henkes us loast-l rnialr.--.. who will h«'v charge.of] * i • . ■ . ’^he Emperor'.- .palace haS not | KrUlay n. m. ’ the follow mg program: Th« ru' “■ I'-.-n um-.I for ten y.-Acs. and in-fore The' 7lh made nn-rim-y dnivtiiK “(lur tiui'sl,. -' Kt-illi I'Jild-sh r. '16. toffiSiS ' tV.-' n ‘.hul hu txn’iu'u* "I Hie yeat.:pup- and .lifT.-rouf thing- tat fair llejq.oji.M-, • Su|»l. Fnuee. Disf. (miiip - b . 11.- ttwnufa. - H n. puiely Japaiume. nt> xwiuginq• vvmk. , ■ • '. ■ < w tn «u«ll 4s.rs. all sliding, im wludnws. only itrpha Kidiorh is aiew-nt- flif» Moti- t'.bnlrmnii. Mi*« l i-lter(.ilG Iamm-. -Hiling M-r. i .U-of riel! pdfe-r; tlm.rahjay mm ning. on a. rojutl uf illness "The Freshman." ili»s Ketchum. •"•r tniukjcovi’r.'.l with matting, ’ aud |>ani-ls - at U.im.-, . * “ — ‘ * ■ «terorule<l by Juium-se' .l.-vv.-H Jfoyl vogted u*'M*-n<la>;, ■ were .-imwn thi- i hp-iMH^Traeher: -Gn.r uUkt-wwitRlArf-h: • up fu ftffy fwnTH3<^rv1(uiite-uLJr' ‘ " * " ’ prilfiatO Wh arqdi'i. .PTbn Um VISIT TO BEAUTI D5A and ino.l beautiful ilor.il Ottering*, i / Burdett Licldy, Adv. Mrs. Mary Bwannou.1 . The Tlionmppb- Sunday sebbol convention will he iu-hl'nt Iho l’artni-li-e Mcthudtiit church Smulay. 1 April 26. Pref. GtNMirieli of Albion. । secretary of Ibf Mtcnigan Bunday «m IuhiI AYMM-ialmu, utul a famous; Bible student mid Sunday school, worker, will be present and deliver three addresses ns follows: Morn- I ilig. '’Till- Man of Galilee;’’ afti-r-i Mulligan S. S. Work;” Eveiilng, "Ender Seventeen Flags." Dr. Goodrich is a line speaker and u great Uvat is in slpn- for ull who Ths cabinet gas range has abolished backaches. -MADAM DON'T STOOP. ’The nos top cabinet ranges have the oven,vbroiler, and top burners all at a convenient height. Ills not neceeeary to bend over at all ,hen using the cabinet gas range for any purpose. Glass oven doors do away with opening the oven to see how the baking la/progree falling cakes and pastry, due, to jars Gebraad “Sells Farms" FARI*. STOCr, TOOLS, All tor M.500 Timber, beech, maple, elm. Trout stream runs through pasture. So bearing fruit trees. It room House, hank barn IO»«o. Several outbuildings, all in good reP«',r-. V Good silo, mostly I a vol land. Includes— • I horse, 7 years old, IMO lbs. 3 cows, 8 yearlings and X-year old. X fine brood sows, 25 hens. . Wagons, sleighs, buggies, iiarnna. - J-artuing tools, complete. I1 you aru locking (or a good complete farm you had better consider tbi? one before you buy. At thc'pzice it cannot be. beaten. GEBRAAD has many more such bargains. If you will only state what county you-desire and what kind of a (arm yoU-want, will lie pleased to mail you a 'complete list tree. EOWIM H. lElAUt. MW. Fin Mu thia range. Note the convenient ahelf under the range for holding pota and pans. The canopy top oarrias avay. all steam and odor from cooking. Salt, pep- can be kept ready the canopy. At a small ■-charge a self lighting device can be supplied. the ultimate range. Oome in and we are always glad to shot these new ranges. Thornapple Gao 4 Electric Co Phone No ALIAYS RENDER RSiL SERVICE1 �THE HASTINGS I APRIL 23, 191L Spring Clearance Sale © Our Buyer has just returned from the eastern markets and, owing to the backward spring season, we were able to purchase some most fortunate values and are placing the merchandise on sale right now to give our customers the full benefit of the low prices. These include Coats, Dresses, Rugs, Curtains, Linoleum, Waists, Hosiery, Underwear, Parasols, Dress Goods, Linens, Crepes, Plasee, Voiles, Ribbons, Trimmings, Graduation Gifts, Men’s Shirts, Ties, Socks, Undershirts, etc. Our Spring Clearance Sale Starts Saturday, April 25th, and Lasts Only One Week, Ending Saturday, May 2nd Be sure to participate in our bargains, we will save you money in every department. COATS, SUITS AND SKIRTS WAISTS and DRESSES Great values are being offered in Waists and Dresses. A big line of new Waists made from voile, lawn or crepe, worth up to $2.00, at only A most wonderful purchase of Coats, Suits and Skirts. We like to have you convince yourself of the great values we offer in the Coat depart­ ment. We arc showing Coats worth $15.00 and $18.00 at the sale price 98c R. and G. Corsets 50c to $3.00 Prtnt lacc cortttt at only $8.50 to *12.50 98c •’tUtmacMn” Middy Riouses lot Ladles add Misses .i... . .75c and 91.00 CLEARANCE SALE PRICES ON CLEARANCE SALE ON LACE CURTAINS, CUR­ TAIN SCRIMS, RODS AND WINDOW SHADES - . . SPRING WASH GOODS We are placing on sale a great variety of fine Wash Goodsl just received—Crcpea,' Linweaves, Ginghams, Tub Silks and Lawn. We have a complete line of new, atylish and up-to-date Lace Curtains. Ask to see our line we #rc selling at98c pair Extension Curtain Rods with solid knobs at only,.10c Curtain Scrim with colored border or plain at9c Window Shades made from oil-colored cloth, dark or medium green at only 23c Floor Oilcloth at----------- 25c Inhid Linoleum atj72>£c Moor Linoleum...39c Rug Filling 36 in. wide at. 39c 15c and 18c fine .Lawns and Dimity all to-be" sold at.lOo ■ 23c and 35c Crepes, Voile# and Tub Silks, a big line, at . .. .....1.21c Wide all-silk Hair Ribbons------ ------- ............10c Bxtn. wide Sadi Ribbons------ --------------- ........ll*o 10c Bleached Mnslin nt ——...tie be Unbleached Mudin, a good one, at .....O‘»o FRANDSE.N 6 KEEFER We want you to see the beautiful white and col­ ored dresses we bought for children. , Hastings Double Store—Headquarters for Dry Goods and Ready to Wear. slpn in both sales to lake place soon.! EAST AVOOHLA | A number of our K of P. boy# ex-! O. C. Sheldon .of West SunfiehTl । peel Io attend Ilin h. of P. Minstrel :wnri a welcome guest al tlm home • » ? ■ at thc ‘V J1 -ak‘’|'d hisc.m.in J.St. JnlmSundaynf' ' Odessa, I hurailay night April 2.i. Mrnoon .'‘J--Byron Fisher visited Mrs. R. Johnson of Aurora. III. is Mias A|ln who lllH b«.n Woodland 91.00 .Afternoon Dresses made from good ging­ ham, percales or crcpc. a big range to choose from, at only Skirt# at... Sait# at .910, 915 and 91H.OO Short Coata at..-.--------- -------93.08 and 95.00 Children's and Infants’ Coati. 93.00 Ladles’ ••Baltnacaan" Coati 910.00 and 912.00 During our sale we will give FREE of charge to every customer one Underwear Pocket con­ taining a Sachet Bag. In order to be well dress­ ed you must wear a good fitting Corset. Try the best. 50c to $3.00 Ihore she would lake lhe boy hack with her. She vyas told that «hej 1 NOT SATISFIED WITH jI might LOCAL NEWS do so, but permission was af- , ; terwards refused until the .proper | । miter should be secureil from the! Hollins Leach has a new Reo LAPEER INSTITUTION| J probate judge.) Timinas Dargan'of Lansing, was I automobile. PERSONAL MENTION i the cily last w-ek. . . . . i WEST WOODLAND. • \Mra. Perry Wiseman, who has J,.'h.n ' j" ...wm..jn Lapeer- p|UM||XEvr WOODLAND and Si. John-. I;i-' week. ■ ' PROMINENT WOODLAND I’hO- : Miss Lcdah 4s|>iiiall was a Sunday ibqcn ill is recovering. Dec II. Pierce and family and Mws *‘l.E REFUSE TO LEAVE night guest nl Al Boohers. • /A son was bom recently to Mr. Leone Wileox, ni"’orcii to Portland NEPHEW THERE. i George Van Aman of Hastimrefand Mnu Max Baker. Sunday. wa* an over Sunday guest al Will #yrjU nay James, of this cily. who J. D. Zagelumter visited bis son*' „ nAn„ , I ndrrwoods. > / has been suffering from articular Burl and Clmi. ;>( Grand Ropid-*. ulLBERT BORN SAID TO -Nr. and Mr#. Harry .IMeker are rheumatism, was sent-Io Grand r.------ 1... ..iMnriTriv **>*• parents of a v lb. non. I Rapids on Sunday for l.reaimept in Thursday. son. who has n charge in Florida, is subject of th.-, program was “PuriHAVE BEEN MISTREATED bum .Sunday. April IV. who will Butterworth hospital. , Leslie Dickerson visited his sis ­ not expected to come until after ly." Three^xeelhml • papers .were 1 Maun*. Horner ond Orson Unger to theotname of lo-l Murryr Loof-Eugena >M»,T answer IO IW name Murry ,.,, uuErcd ,|,. „,Bushi n*v> #on Eu»'nr Bu.b, Bush. ter, Mt*.-Fred HileltiOju Middlcvilh conference. read. "The Sheltered Woman and [ore each.sporting a line new-nuto• . . I.smics „ ... .. .. I rame. ~ .. was operated upon for appendicitis . iJudge Muck Order Permit-1 A large congregalion hoard Le­ ;lhe Magdalene” hy Mrs. Carrin । mobile. Homur's is a Studebaker ov. r Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Culler enter-1•In |U Bulterworl Butterworth hospital on Friday. land Holly give his .oration 'Tlie Fisher; “Do Our Present Modes of Land Orson's a Font j tallied T..U.I f..r for .'...nor dinner nn on Hun.tav Sunday. Mr. Mr.: l)r> performnt the operation. *............. ...... Mh». J. C. Morgan ahd Mrs. George True Test of Progreu" ut the M. Dress Tend to Cultivate Purity and and Mrs. Harley McMillen amrfami-l; assisted by Dr. McGufiin. of Hosl' *■"»» s,llU’ Home. J5. church Sunday night. With I his Modesty in Our Girls?" written by Hood were guests 'of friends in till Saturday. ly and mother. Mrs. Richards, Dem-'; ings. Mr. Bush is improving. oration Leland has already won first Mrs. elissie Woodman and read by Charlotte from Tuesday till Satur­ Mi*. S.B. W il< <»v was the guest ■ From Woodland Correspondent. .orest Early and family of North । Mrs. August Gosch, aged BO years. ?•», <>f rat's, Mrs. raupp Maggie Phillips al Wood-1 honors at two conteila and will en­ Mrs. Myra Finder; and "Better day. „ ., ,. - .. .Manchester, Ind, and Mr. and Mrs.;; died very suddenly Friday morning ... | ‘olherl Roni, an epileptic, who August Geiger. ter the -----district canteal, which j--— v-—r, ....... —- will Babies" by — ... Lydia ..... McIntyre. A full house listened Io lhe lent- > land,. Sunday. Mrs. Frost mid family motored I1'?*.},^k,‘‘'*.in4,ri‘’,‘ ifn5tlKr'Vr ' Earre11 ,,f H- Woodland was ! at the home of her daughter. Mrs. al Hustings next Tuesday Each paper was followed by spirit-1 perance/'sp«edi In East Woodland' Herman Imj held at " " I Win. Eckert. The funeral was field ‘,,1 y,lJ< ,a '‘"nl, Mr. It|ie guest nf Carl Heise. Sunday. night and we predict that hik com-led rfiscuuions. Tlio----‘ — ■" —; ‘------------*------------ — president upSunday afternoon ami' ---------------pronounced- to-Rickm-v Corners Saturday, re- । -v Monday oi at uht the rnnnr. house. c»u«us«>u eWnducted by and Mrs. George tiarlick. was taken! <«,( raoHuay mj petitors to “n'> go iwiw some" ir If ■I pu>iii>-u pointed jima Julia'Fisher, pvi.M.3 will «... have i<. ri»i»er, "Mary Bamtftnj.il a very forceful nrgninenL turnmg .Sunday „, |h(. S|.u,. hospital for tlm feeble !Mondav nisi Rafter a Tw,j' Rev ‘l's of Freeport. InBev.' W W.' 8 8-- phH, Phillips In­ ho ................ Im does dne.s uot not win out In in this Anal final (and I and Bessie Woodman Woodman ... ns „n .... new sink Mrs. Julius Hager entertained Mr. Mira llfideganj • W einer of Clu-;miut 1<n| Friday, hy Mrs. hHhsti ‘ 1 terment terment was was made matte In in lhe the Freeport Freeport contesl.' Every onu was delight-1 delight-! committee} committee! and mid . Myrtle, Myrtle Stowell. I and Mrs. Rnckwiiod Ilnckwnod ami mid mother Mrs. o. *rore‘ 4 0,1,1 M“ :varhck’ gOjn* nt far.r ha SXr ’Xi Saturday and .......................................... <v| al the splendid manner in which j Myra Finder and Julia BfoWn asi lletta Hager of Hastings Snndav. the address address Waa deiivered and and are are!! refreshment refreshment committer' committee for* the* anan-j! Mr. mid Mrs. Harley Fox visited Sunday in East Carlton, the guest| Ella, the little daughter of Mortlm Wa# delivered for the Mrs. Rttn Rump returned Tuesday ! change to the.Grand Tnink Rail- of her cousin. Ada A*pm«ll. r»s Cock, of Hope township, fell one proud of Pur fellow lownsboy. .ni ------versary dinner to be held in July.: at the home of Julius 'Hager Saturm»d (raelured her Several sales of properly were Ovcr 97 was cleared from the sate!day evening. They will soon bo ut 10 Grand Rapids after a visit with.road. After arriving at Lapeer.-. Visitors nl Penw Barnum’s Sun- ‘*,n3i, Ml Mrs.. Lawn'iw \reharl. inlioul l:30'p. inGilbert was turned day were Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler of; [ Khl arm above the elbow. Dr. made in* our village last week. nf the club quilt, which Went (o| Imine Io their friends mi lhe Will Mr. and Mrs. Ed./V'rost <jf Prai- "V»t Iu (he instifiitiou iu the care East Woodland and Keith Sprtngelt McGufiin, with the assistance of Dr. Sheldon McArthur having bought of Mrs. Carrie Pnrmalee. The May Fox farm in .North uaslleton. Lathrop,.reduced the fracture. The Latliron..reduced W. H. Mohler his property’on South meeting is to be “Housewife Day” linen Unincdnv Born. Saturday. in to xir Mr. ■m.' iintl *■ Mt*. rievillo spent Saturday with liis'"f allendmil.-, while Mrs. Garlick of Sunfield. Main St. lilr. Mohler then bought held al the home looked over the hospital lo learn — - of Mrs. Julia HaHie Townsend in East Woodland, mother, Mr*. Wm. Frosl. Mr. and -Mrs. Geo. Weed of Lake child is getting along nic-ly. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Craven of!.'ii‘' methods used and lhe care of Odessa, mid son Verne, of Grand Lorne <t. hlackntan. n former the Mr*. Preist property in Par Pnr-­ Brown. a line baby hoy, who is named Dale Shultz spent Saturday with his sis-! patients. After learning from par­ Haphisj were visitors at. Elmer Barry county resident, has change.I Mrs. Alieo Chasa, Press Hciiorler. Haymond/ Congratulations! t rott* addition Io the village. Po##oslor. Mrs. Andrew Myera. •>'•* Ibero wlui had been employed Hisiuas, Sunday. his occupation from principal of the Byron Jeffrie* of Battle Creek was in the’ ho.«n|»| for considerable Holt schools to rural mail carrier J. 11. Durkee spent Friday al 0. P. cnlle'l home l.v>t_week by Ute sen«te»Ut lhe privileges given and Wellman’s in Caallelon. ous illness of In* mother. lhe usage of palientsi she decided MIm LucUlr H .aUall at Onirtl ll »J> no |.l»« to l«v»,onb«rV 10 -’’The Hastings Township Cemetery a pleasant change from teaching Rapids Visited h r cousin. Mrc-^ whonrshn- B very much.attached. Circle wlngive a pot luck dinner which profession he has followed 'ri<..i..... Ito'hov-r ......... , ! Iu>’ . Iieintr he soil of ♦ Thelma Sunday. '”";h< being Ithe-son of a a sisler sister who who at Chas. P. Bideiman’s. Thursday, for thirteen years, having taught iu air. iiiki .’ii '. o.k uiviiBuu »i^—------ ----------- —w April 3UUi._ for lhe benefit of lhe various schools in Barry, Eaton and ♦ liled Mr. and Mi- N«'d King of Chi- had become to her much as » son society. * ~ ... Ingham counties.. ▲.lehgii at Ung Lake. Sunday. i's tq a mother, and she asked for •Y .Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Willison I his pbiaw intending to bring him ♦, were BunUax.gui«l» of Mr. and Mrs. brick home with her Saturday. The Ever use HEATH & MILLIGAN BEST PREPARED PAINT? This paint ♦. Glen GBlrs nf llallimore lownslilp. authorities would not grant her re­ has been formore than half a century the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE Mrs. Sale Fisher. Ims relurife,! I <piest. so she called up her huBh.wl, of all prepared paints. Fudy guaranteed as to quality and covering capacity. A from a visit «nil relatives nt-Eaton "I"' a-burned trip to 11ml It has been used by the BEST PAINTERS for years and many architects * . n.iplils, floats Grove and Pm timid.; (krtunlay, where he niel“iiis wife and designers SPECIFY ITS SOLE USE IN THE!R PLANS. ♦ | Mrs. John Kt-newiller who hn51 who expliupi-d Jhe facts Io him. A been spending some limo with Mrk. They then decided tn return home If you have never tried HEATH & MILLIGAN’S PAlNT, but have been Y Elroy .Tobin-, ha- gone to Grand mid explain lhe situation to Probate + Itaphfs ' i Judge Mack, who after hearing Mrs. using that which others tell you is "just as good.” insist on getting a gallon or ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tyden and Garlick's slnry, at mice .wrote nn APPLICATION *W C0VER,NG CAPACITY and SMOOTHNESS OF daughter. Miss Florenc® Tyden. re-1 order' for Gilbert s release, which ♦ turned Monduv to their home fn f Mr. Garlick, accompanied by George You don’t need to go away from town to buy. A (Evanston III • Burkle. look t«> Lapeer Monday in If you have been trying to economize by using inferior paints because they Upon the above date I sold large quantities of sugar, ▼ ' Mrs .Margaret Troxrfl' will sing al I the latter’s, touring car. arriving can be sold cheaper on account of (heir inferiority, clean off your buildings ♦ the Fortnightly Club al All Soul's home about two o’clock a. m.. 'luescanned goods and other things to parties who were and treat them to a coat of HEATH & MILLIGAN, the LASTING and Church Graml Rapi<k this Thurs- day. Gilbeil was overjoyed to get PRESERVING QUALITIES of which are beyond question. ♦ day evening ♦. back home and says lie doesn t want. accustomed to sending out of town for those, goods ♦ Sirs. Elroy Tobias (burned Sun- to »’ Imt’k to Upccr. For the i>resand at prices entirely satisfactory to them. If you _Y day fiivu inn .uber whatfa rtia-hae jctit lie will he cared fur and looked Economy in Paints Comes From Using -— been visiting her daughter. Mrs. I after by his .aunl and undo ok beare not trading with us it will pay you to do so, for CharlcK Dawson. . fare. ONLY THE, BEST Mrs. IL A. Carnahan and E. A. Judge Mack issued the order we stand back of every article we sell. Holbrook of Muskegon ape spending j permitting lh» young man’s removal the week with their sister. Miss-from the institution, Sunday. Thej Agnes Holbrook . fncl« alleged are that while .Mrs. Mrs. E. S. Sherman of Pontiac i Garlick mid the’-young man were' VuIUmI last , week al the»home ot there, she xu.ldetilv-anLised him mid Mr: and Mrs. Willard Ickes und'was informed byJHLjmenddiit that Broadway Yards, ’ E. Court St. Yards ♦ other East Side Grocer relatives. ’ he was Taking a bath. Hhurtly afPhone 224 BAUER BROS., PROP’S. Phone 254 * Mr. and Mrs. Ted Packer of Chnr- j terward young Born returned with S. Phone 144 Hostin lotte nro guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. [a blacf eyo and a scratch :on hU­ M. Stebbins and will attend the lace. Mrs. Garlick «ald that if that Fisher party tonight. .’ I wax lb-* way they used patients u nil I Monday. * Phillip Scliray. and her Xund moth-' noiied better today • Preston Manning of Albion was!s>r. Mrs. Harriet Holmes. .... rliarl, entertained by his friimd Miss Arloa; _______________ 1 ' v i>?i • M t.harbe '....... ■ ... Burkle over Sunday. D G T O Club. ‘\v ' an Tr’'-' ’’a “ * • w .vi.. n t> .. i i , J 1 • “• *• ”• Fjwt \\ (Midland friends. • • FUrtUnil;;: ■ i I' l« '■iliorl.M III.I Mr. «„,l M™. I..,,!... i1,1 U . n>. nn<| l!* again at the home of Mrs. Larrio l isheriM M Bradlcv who ke-tide in Xnsht iil'“ aTbultaM M” A1"" • IP4 xrainiing x ime •!is xiere i Sold 2500 Pounds of H&E Sugar Sat. Apr. 18 The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. t Jay Mead �the xi'iiu. s, nil LOCAL NEWS /This ^ig Jtore Ss Crowded Lew Walker has been confined to the house the p^sl ten days by ill­ ness. ; A son was born pu Sunday morn­ ing to Mr. and Mrs. John Weslherry. Mrs. Fred Parker U making some improvmn^nls on hek home in the (Ind word. Thera will bu preaching al Coals Grove Sunday by Mrs. Woodard. All are invited. , Head the special adv. of Hie Iron­ side Shoo Co. this week. Il is in­ teresting and instruelive. Little Frederick Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Palmer is dan­ gerously ill of pneumonia. A Carnival Company has beep or­ Has an unusual money saving event in store for you on next Saturday only. ganized in Middlevilhx we u'ndcrOn this day we will offer you about sjand, and will open its first engage­ ment in Detroit. There will be an O. E. B. meeting next- Tuesday night for work utttl initiation of officers. Work begins promptly at 7:30. • • you 'may take your choice If you want to be perfectly sat(sflcd with your shopping go lo These are pretty trimmcjl hots and also the plain sailors now so very popular in the cities. Frandseu A Keefer's Spring Clear­ ance Sale next Saturday.—Adv. Sec them on display in our big corner window. HOW OFTEN HA VE'.YOU MISSED A TRAIN, OR BEEN LATE Harold Stanton and Warren Clark FOR AN IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT JUST BECAUSE YOU HAD have rent ml De Crocker's biacksmilh shoo nl Dowling and have A POOR TIME PIECE? COME GET A NEW WATCH SO THAT Jptcial Display of ’ • opened it for patronage. YOU CAN BE SURE TO BE ON TIME. THE SATISFACTION OF Mrs. Edna Miller, of 5OJ 8. .Broad­ way was taken to Butterworth hos­ ••KNOWING” WHAT TIME IT IS RATHER WAN GUESSING AT pital, Grand Rapids yesterday oflvrAll Colors, at IT IS WORTH MORE THAN THE COST- OF A GOOD NEW noon to undergo an operation. Dr. Lallirop is her attending physician. WATCH. WE HAVE RELIABLE, ACCURATE WATCHES AND Millon Dull of Maple Grove town­ CLOCKS. THE Y ARE BEA UTIFUL TOO AND PRICED RIGHT ship, who • was arrested sometime ago on complaint of, H.’G. Atchison, • These petticoats are positively guaranteed not to split or who accused him of making threals, pull out at the seams, as is usually the case with all low appeared for .trial -in Justice CndAlt the latest things that the fashion demands this spring, wallnder's court on Friday, but the priced pncsualines.. also the plainer things that elderly people and more conser­ case against him was dismissed. ' These i>etticoatfi are beautiful, the ruffle is finely fluted About 50 of lhe G. A. H. and W. II. vative* dressers may select. THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN and brocaded. C. visited the Watson W. II. C. in Come in early! The assortments are now at their very The assortment is limited; so do not hesitate Grand llapids, Thursday from in­ vitation. They had u jolly good OPEN best and it’s easy for us to fit you perfectly. We have an time mid a very line banquet was EVENINGS expert biter and alteration lady in this department, which served. A musical and literary-pro­ gram was rendenil in Hie eveping. will be of great assistance to you. Tile trial of Jon Smith, who was Our prices are unusually low, as you can best determine arrested for violating the iistl law uu Made out of rich brocaded silk material with handsome j Mrs. II. D. Cunk returned Thurs- complaint of Will Hire, look place by seeingdFOr yourself. flounce. A very attractive and serviceable, garment at this Idav from Butterworth hospital. in Justice Cadwallader's court on remarkably low price. PERSONAL MENTION We invite you to come arid look at any time. j Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Bogart visited Wednesday afternoon. The Jury achi« niece. .Mrs. Frank Haywood, of quiltod .Mr. Smith, who was accused I Middleville, Saturday. of setting a net in the Little ThurnWilliam Palmer arrived from apnln river. Miss Anna Ironside was home A. D. 1 x>well, who lives U'.-j miles Oklahoma this morning. from Buttle (heck 4usl week. ....... — .................. .•—•*■ He was Miss Agnes Holl.rtmk is home called here by the serious tllness from town drove in (own Saturday owning, but Ilf had to walk lioine, from mi ext.-nd.sl slay ip Muskegon. •'« brqtiier. Frederick Palmer, as his horse broke loose and went A. B. Hedrick went Friday lo Fort &verythfng Clean, fresh and /few home, turned eight corners, just Bcrovery. Ohio, to visit his ivureiitt*. 11 missed the 8:31) train, and was found C. A. .Kerr left Monday oipa bind-ft standing af the stable door. No We have a complete line of the famous Savoy and Heinz's vegetables, fruits and relishes in canned and damage done exceptjrfg a lost robe. bottled packages. Also choice fresh vegetables. Call Phone 30 Israel Roush, the well-known resident of the westeYn part of IlTOIIy Monday and Tiu»toy ou 1 ,,u "‘■‘■““I 1 nLL Hope (<>w*nship, has returned to his Brooms “My Choice" Peas ,>ftisiiu-.’‘s, I ------------farm for the suinmqi* and inlands to CLEAN SWEEP SPECIAL—good, full size, Choicest canned Marrowfat Peas, exl/a fine 1 uiing ,j FA VMI ABLE HEATH EH KXPELT- enjoy himself fishing. Mr. Roush A. C. Brown left Sunday heavy weight broom, 4 strand. While owns it largo trad kf puat bog, fur a trip lo Puisliurgh arid K New;j EB AT LEAST P|BT OF quality, per can whirli l.w -hoped vonietimo to see ‘ •-he York Cily. . the supply lasts at^jr. atrxc_________ ________________________ ____ ______ ___ — • — THE TIME. ted into a marlU'lable proconverted Mr. and Mrs. fl. M. Bates niid Mr. | Hart Brand Corn duel. . and Mrs. F. II. Pancoast mofim-d to; 1 Clothes Lines ,\t it..' in.'cling of the llasilngn Stowell s* Evergreen Corn, canned. Extra value Q/-» TO STATE MANY MORE OUTRegular 25c value, length 80 iect. We offer Poultry Association oh Tuesday per can -'V . evening, it UaM decided lo hold Lhe isriks"?*"re ■ ®f AnRAcnoNsi next exhibit ion during the Inst week in January. Secretary Winters in­ String Beans Bluing Bev. and Mrs. Chas. Cutler of tends to gel into communication Bronson, wen- Hie guests* of Hast- Bin <>pcii Air Altraclioha mid >123,-• with prospective judges for the Folgcr* best liquid bluing, good sized bottle, Fine cut Refugee Stripg Beags. lull size 2-lb *j Inj. rn.ml, H»i,,r.b>..................... 1»„,„|UH, |jM KMM^lrd („ show. Thd next meting will be held cans, .very good, per can___j_______________ AW each _ Air. and Mrs. I rank Marshall, of tnm„i «•L <in May 20. Saginaw, were guests of Dr. undi .mruti i.rouus. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, wife of Hen-, Mackerel Mis. G. W. Lowry last -week. In tinier lo be as nearly indc-• ry Jones, mice well-known here, but Oranges f>r-: • • Mfs. Frank Deiisluw.nf Muskegon j pemlenl nf the weather juan as pos-; who died several years ngo, passed Best quality Mackerel, white clean meal, thick OOp Choice California NavcPOrangcs, full ripe, was the over Sunday guest of Dr.lsible and put on a more varied and1 nwny Sunday al a lik»pHal in Porllhuulmv\ mother of thu.cily. thuUuclivu uxhibiliun the Mulligan1 land. Oregon. She was 82 yoatu old. and fat. Special yaluc3 for sweet and perfect, large size. Special per dorcn**3L ■^Andrew Harper, who has lias been, been; state Fair has decided ’to lengthen1 She wgs tMirn nl B'ranclipurt. N. A*M Brazil Coffee ♦isililig visiting relatives here for a week, its 1011 rvjubltion (o two weeks.• and was the mother of seven chil­ 'A still larger size at 27c per dozeij. returned Friday to Minneapolis. The dates sei are’Sept. 7-18. dren. of whom live survive. The fuAn extra choice flavored coiFce of good cup 1 Oo Mrs. J. M. Sisson retnnp'd Thurs­ I llis will enable, the .Fair to. stagef neral took place in Portland. Grape Fruit # quality. Our special price per lb is'A X V day evening from Detroit where she a great many more out of dour al-■ Hugh W. Fumiu of Hustings and had been visiting her'brother for a tracHons, say lhe otficials. us lhe: Miss Maude B. Bolton of Nashville Best quality Florida Grape Fruit, thin skin, /| few days. Oatmea.1 diuiires are there will lie at the' wcro marriod on Saturday evening. heavy with juice. Special value per dozen■VC Mrs. Clement Smith went (<> Ami li-asl Hl days of fair weather under• April It. in lhe home already pre­ Choicest bulk oatmeal. "Monarch Brand," Arbor Saturday to visit al her son’s the new arrangements. . pared by Mr. Furals*, in (he east Mr. mid Mrs. Shirley W. Smith's, re­ clean and wholesome, 8 lbs (or___ ; Fresh Vegetables The parades of prize winning live■ part of Bastings. Rev. M. Grigsby - turning Monday. I performed the ceremony, which And Green Stuff, Onions, Celery, Asparagus, Radishes, Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Pierce re­ slock. Hie Judging of the horses and was witnessed by Walter Newton Lenox Soap ' furnetl on Saturday night from j cay>le in, the show rings which were■; and Parsley, Vegetable Oysters, Rhubdrb, Parsnips, JLetMiss Grace Bolton o^ rfastings. The most popular laundry soap. Fort North, Texas, 'where theyj ! practically missed by visitors last Iturrtl Carrier I). R. Foster says year because of the bad wcallfer■ 15 bars for made a prolonged slay. . the high cost of living is not troufilDale S. Pierre of Pol l land, who i will be made big features this year. ing him these days, owing to the niirrhased a.'Ford rar of Stebbins Al.-ui the open air band concertsi, generosity of lhe patrons along his last fall,game after il Saturday and Which Hie fair olllcials counted on. Carpets as well us Hie night horse allow’ route, ns they gave him so many pull line of . druva it Ihhh.*-Sunday. ’ i-ggs on Easter and so much ninplc The' MiMcs Ethel Hedrick midi were all wet blankeJod because rtf. sugar *aud syrup that he will be Rugs AaceCurtains tlm inclement weather in 1013. Mnled Sisnhi attended a Dislnci i supplied for ji long lime. To say Needless to stale the big night flreEpworth la-ague meeting, al Grand < and Ainoleums luiniiu Tnuraiinv evening. evrnitiLworks ilisplays were rendered muchi Hint be is grateful is expressing il itapids MissesThur^iay Flvin? Ihiikee^’iitid Kni,-•! ’*■'* »<>d sensational by lhe• lightly. Draperiq 2ND FLOOR Department *Jtore Phone 30 /tastings. Mich. The murringi) of Miss Adell llnnIckes h'k<s were were*in In Mlddlvvill^Frulay*afMlildlrvillffHri-id-iv'if l',,|fi*|,l|,,d rain which pelted downi IcriMMai'^andni«'lU durill» ,he' sum mid Vernon Wellman wns Holi'innized al the hnrnn. of the •Talent play idav in in tinthe evening, evetiing. ,l"3 ‘ “'f•Talent week this year will Mrs. H. J. Christmas ,,f o( Eaton r.umoi '1added .... ...al-, liddr's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James r..... so oerinil Kapiils came Wednesday r.... for a few tierinil of a iiiuc.h much loniter longer and amiI itunsom. Wednesday evening April days visit wjlh her sister. Mrs. D ! f't"'' '1 program, (.cu­ HHIi. Rev. Russell 11. Bready offi. TWO NON-RESIDENTS WANT Judge Mm k- Office Nnnmped. lt. Foater mid other relatives. ' oral Alanagcr Dickinson Is planning. i-ialing. Only the immellinle friends ADVOCATES WHEEL-CHAIRS 1 >' Mrs. E. J. Edger was in Kalama-1»,«•»«•» wmaaUonal honm rgc-: and* relatives wore present. Mr. । FOOTHOXEWM*RE1 W-il” igj'LriUUIt JTO CITY TO PAY DAMAGES the court house, .entered tlie btlildM>o Thuisday, raring for her i »•« auto speed program than last and Mrs. Wellnfan will be al home daughter. Miss Greta Edger.•wliol?*w‘p- 'hl,|,,>* track* hmnper.-d the! May first al t!M West Mill 8t. ---------- — ing Wed newiap-mo ruing he dlscovIn response lo a telegram . from .. „• i. , i« our. town for hi* comfort. w.o, ill. Stic is how (■(,iivali %l in^l«i: f clinitipioii* met all but pre­ Eaton Purcliosiug (.hair. <J#n Ha«tinra GHy have three I (>ne Wants Pay for Drownrd Horse, ‘'“‘d that Judge Macky office had El Paso. Texas, stating that his (Jlta-n 1 . Mis. Matlie Wright, '.Miss Mati.- j 'eiil.-d any auto races. . been .swamped with .water coming Tlie Other (Salms In­ Eor L're of Thaw Unable to i wheel chain (nr the. "shut-iiis" qf Treasurer J. t'hl ami Hrs. W. J. WiliUin and cliil- 1 The added uHraction of bigger. father former from a faucet which had been left C. Hughes W&-M> nrihal he was not (m. Out. I this town while we'io wailing (or ' ^juric*. _ ,open m the wash-room on the sec­ drvn. «d Grand Rapids, were in Hu*! purees and‘a longer stay will lpslay wtll in­’ expcrlcd to live. Fred iltiubi'*. A project, wliiqh is well, worth •' , l |al ho.-ipltalt Two claims for damages totalling । und -floor. The ceilings of the hall cily Wednesday caning on friend-, ‘hire lhe I lieliarne.is light liarnci ‘am cream of lhe <d Jiglil I'ashier of llui Dtillon Stale Bank, , E^litl have been presented to Hie city . I will help gs ulHive mid my wife and tlm judge's office were bulging , II. D. Moorer .retuniwl Jaat week world lo compel, at •th, UcpL 7-W haM ity secured ti jnoior-car Jo lake ,I'oiisideriiig. is fiiVon'd by a tysifrom mi extended trip through exifosilloil. Gasoline history is sure him to Kalamazoo where lie took ,dent who favors the puri-husu of' will «inke ureushirm. Who will be A'l'uiwil. Melvin Stanlu.ii, of Hope, from the weight of water, the rugs wheel-chairs for the use of (hose. . next? Tlu-y <msl 8IOJJO mid up. vvaiilz' 81.60 coinpeimtion for a coll, iin 1 till proljale uljire were jdiakud Egypt nnd lhe Holy Lund, visiting lo make, al this year's Fair the ' HespeetfuHy ymitu, which full ‘»v>r the cmigiiikineiit of ifs was also urn judge's law books. ironi; of the cthcH of Southern Eur- liberal {Hii’Mw and prize* are'sure Hie train for El Paw, lute last week. who arc iimdrte m g0 ..ut-thom-I Hughes' is ill from lieininor- Helye*. , Xcwfpn'H I.ond and was drowned. Il C warf necessary InSutmovo all of lhe klbr follows: Ereal R Ball, Cily. to attract (he history makers in the' Mr. limri's following an attack, of ty­ IhMlbigs. Mn h; April 12, IVII. 1 ' is clnliiu-d that the street in so uar- ।the offcclw. from portions of the Mr. and Mrs. L. U McKnight of auto racing world. 9 phoid fever. row t'lal a fence should jjave. bren rooms, । nlld waler dropped from Ml M. L. CoS£, *' Itie Stalo llm.| >pent part ot hist ....................... ........ ..... "We. are convinced flint with FhM Hush ami Fred IV-f.hlel.. fii . Speak Well of Haslphim d there for the protection ‘ of IHie ceiling most of lhe day, Il was week with .(heir daughter, Mrs. M25,(miii for premiums and puraes' . slated that some one attending tlm l ltira Butterfield at Wetcz/mi) C<jr- amt the big open air ffee attractions1 buys, were ndglilmrs in Hie country. . Wy. Ings Odd Fellow*. traffic. 1 Monday Mr. Bush was taken to BulTile Other claim, uhfch Is for. 830. Kelsey trial in the llUMtrv'lsnni A L. , , . . i we are planning oir this year’s1 terwurlh hospital, Grand Rapids. ic other nl tier day tlav Abwul forty members of Nashville was ptesented by Henry Bergmaii.- room-M* Hm-fadeet suMJH. but Jus­ I.pon being rolled the ui 'li.iUL-'n”- Graud llapids;; stale Fair will ic|ips<; any of its; and «ipcrale<l upon for appendicitis. "f *• *’• J"urneycil lo of Hopp, wliii disdnivH Im was sect- tice Gadwailmler. who heard the lip a home when* mi ageil a;;...! "stint'. Mr<»< hitlio Kuiikl-', uf Qfledoma and । predecessors by a good margin" Tuesday Mr. Bechtel was taken lo was suffering, for the purpose rusi'. Wales that this Is Incorrect as “ ld» hoiikle mid niece Gertrude.(said General Mui-ager Dickinson in lhe name hospital and uiKlcrweni <.fi a-HlilwJ,. „«>ve hhn (km l.i< “T lln'1 .r""' x.iwly injured mid lm<| -up for two no ....... , r i 77 . rlmont. visIlKl relatives nt the (h-ctisMng the milluok for 1011. "I the satne kind of an operation. Both <>■ u-x.xuug .in move min iroin ms./”", 7 wcekH im account of m-giigedi-ii In । waler was naming when he left. emmtl I.. • » ,-hair, I ub-rta obrennl ll..! Ihal II... Um' “r.K*':'rZ f..' 2Yik..?,Si u' " '’H the ciiy. While he was riding on I am firmly convinced that the mldi' young men are iu the camo ward at wife mill Ins sistar were ticcomp- ; ‘l!v"‘ If11' •*’0 the holKler of hi* bobsleigh* n piece »nk IxmgslJoirn uf Liwiwwt., liomd Hj(S) WO are offering cattle as. Building Bond* at-FImucr. Hfiur guests is ling lhe ta-k of carina for “ him 1 Hasting* ImM'ligs lodge served..I llirir Kt Ml>. LuiiiiMhim hors salur- x«H0»i.>tH fr.r sliipprag ami* main- the lioHnilal and |g>lh arc gelling wlWS"‘"'In IMM.H -sss.rtil*. 'I't. fl'Mw »tJi tan W- -ti; Bwiliam, tbo-wull-kimwn<■> It... ,khi±'S«! ui.■ —j au.l v.ol sprud a few days :u, teIi;llll(. exp.uHPK U)|| , „-,i along nicely. Thrtr rnairy friends inch tin- loffiu. —mu was held. ntuf "rent.,,,, ^‘d*'S in. hoping Hull Hmy'may-conIt occurred tn hip that if n f,.* I which Hie lotlgo session was held, liis* fiteL.uud ‘■yanked" hiiivtiif* in­ good Toads Builder of this cily, left KJir-t’of Mra. L.» parents, Mr. only all i.resctil7Michigan rattle or­ unite Tuesday, for HOnter where Im Unhe !'• iini>"rove.' would interest iheiiiM’lves in Lhe ■ , l"‘ •Nashville boys Hfeak highly of juring him »o severely Hiitf he re- on ’ ' fM-'.V '*■'!’ , laum/miouH l<> exhilnl hut will enBev.Ik W. Ballou' has hneii en­ bv enlfating lie Iiiirrnal of’ U,cir eiiirrlumineul by their Hasl- •mired a phyHirian’s sotviccs mid will hayn charge of the construe- - U Kelley, who lure be'-n tn ciHqag/: the organization of new, gaged to give ml mldriMH al tbi» lirojwl chureh mid fraternal worker? lhe!,T"'l,rf" V,'1 u" ““I ,,"d lion of four and one half■ mth's of il for some lime on account .of ones." ■ ' r imd il iH-crssary to hire ftonio one slate reward. He Rut land Township Kunday school is doing tinslogan ".tlin-P xjp.fli nhairs and i.nm“ enjojanle ■ i'a illue-s. came home last t<» u.'i.k for him. couveutioii to be held bi Rutland fort for-Hastings.••shut-ins'’ couldi'1,10 work for lhe Surely Company, of trafl-ilm (unerni t.Liiis! .. Adurlhcd Liters. HL Louis. No* M. E. ch'irch on next Sunday. Hr be carrial. . • •' -— ;------- -— Wcalry JohiMuiL.tlm ymmg b»y I- •■(- Urtk 'I'J. K. Babcock, Harry A. Dibble. I will put ),iy nanie’down for gMM).] Albert Knnkre'left Salurday for wiiu lias beep staying with HherifT i lint ru*< I in health, hClaud Lewis, X. Muumui, S. S. Mans­ Will 8|..*‘dc oa-ttin-subjent--of the | could co-vperali! in thia I Wichita, Kas- where he will study Willimmt since bin parents were 1 Brink lias* azdil her I field. Philip Michael. A. <». Palma TwenUn li Century Church awF,Um luidics Fred Brclital bream** suddenly ill Ballou will speak on Hie SUhjuCl of movement by making fancy rush-;music. He is a very rfriiomplislied lo priwn- for cruelly treating with app.*iidicili* on Monday night Ralph McCalister, T. K. Bcliaver, Foreign Mission^ Bay. Ballou is a tons and blanket*, etc, for therefviolinist, and hi* friends predict a sent ...... — him. la „ imtvoving — in hi-alfh and hn« nnd-wris taken to Bultarwoilh bus-. Erme Hkidjnm<‘, f. B. Rni^ri. Mrs. alrmrg mlyorafn of heller country .... -------- greatly .itlncliod tn_ .. -tpijjji jill H Grand Rnpi<teon.TuMilay nfbrillfiiril fntur"-for hhn • While in ' tii ’ ciiiiie ih" ‘ pitnl Rapid- on.Tui Julia Steward, Amanda Audcrson, A.i clmr.'li,- himI N'lna.l* and Is able Iff they could lie min’luised by .vol- Uiunija hr wit make lik houurw/lh! Bltnjff qnd Mrs. Witlimus. A num- jiluni'HUi, luriKHWi, “mid —' ~~ — wits nl‘ .num utierntivt see only dismay In the* rapid de­ uutwy public contribution* and ■ Mr*. Barrie Black Pennock, form- her of pnrsmut have asked to give jiipeil i .. Webb, by — I*r. imsisled by Dr/ cay of many rural cbmmuuilies. should, be Jemal gratis lo any ouej.cfiy of Hastings. | Wesluy .u home. |G. P. Lathrop, of Hiulmgs. with &xtra Qood Values in Jpring Merchandise of j^ll Kinds Our Millinery department ARE ISO /few pats at $1.00 IS YOURS? (guaranteed Silk Petticoats Coats. Suits. Skirts and $i.rt Presses' L. V. BESSMER Silk Petticoats. $U$ J^et Us Supply your grocery /feeds STATE FAIR TO LAST -nous 50c itJeickgenant & Riede �APRIL 23, WIL PAGE HW1 Spring Clothing for the Man New Seasonable Spring Goods Who Wants His Money's Worth Coats, Suits, Skirts, Corsets, Hosiery, Muslin Underwear, Etc. Don’t care how particular a man may be, if he in­ sists upoq having his money’s worth in styld as well as quality, this is the clothing store that can serve him best. When we made our selection of goods in The above lines for this spring's trade we tried to select just the high class goods in both style and quality that we believed the ladies of Hastings and Barry county would want. Our stock is as full and complete as anyone could ask for and we only ask you to look at the values we can give you—QUALITY;* BEST—PRICES, LOW. We do not buy for one class of trade or for only two—we are specialists in plothing for all—for every­ body who wants honest, reliable clothing. Fine Muslin Underwear Our spring stock of suits made by The House of Kuppenheimer Js now complete and you are invited to come in at any time and try on some ofthe new models. t <1 Morrill, Lambie& Co Hastings, Michigan. Ono Price Clothiers THE CHURCHES Wesleyan Methodist Chunh. . Prayer meeting’ Thursday even­ ing in llio prayisr room of the cliurtli. Tlie special services aa announced last week were -pIM.7: ’ poued one week. He nr ices evening next week. Sunday Scrvlrra. 10jbO A. M. Class MecliOg. |0:30 A. M., Preaching. 11:15. Sunday school. (JdtO P. .M., Christion Endeai-.. 7d» P. M. Evangelistic Service. Everybody welcome. Hon of new nmmlwrs. First United Brrlluvn Church. Young People's Meeting, 6:30. The The Church With a Welcome, i first- two chapters in the intensely Rev. C. W. Ballou, Pastor. The and confmunily Tlw church . .nd ™„hnuult, eh-1 Joyed a wholesome treat on last, ’ ai ,!1mi <h.|meJdl ferthM-r'm l“!!'';'.nSShm it ............ »>. lhe uprnlu, originator of verae of no meanj Goats, Suits and Skirts These warm days of spring remind one of needs of new and dainty patterns in cool springmuslin wear. We [have a very large as­ sortment of qualities and patterns to suit every taste. You should not think of doing with the old garments, when you can get new from our fine stock at low prices. Select Your New Corset Now! .h,«M Your Suit Your Coat Your Skirt &E, The “Justrite” Corsets fill a long felt want in the life of every lady, for they give to th? wearer not only beauty of form but comfort and ease. There are none of the objec­ tionable features to the "Justrite” that is ofte> experienced in buying and wearing less high class corsets. All are awaiting your se­ lection. The Sunshine Garments need no further introduction to you. Every lady knows they are the height of style end lead the van in beauty of design and workmanship. We are sure to suit you on the price. See our latest arrivals. , 6030' Spring and Summer Showing of Fine,Hosiery timiisiiiK nnu ctmifral. comical. lunusing and _ | -pu,,a<||,y Evening cottage prater Each conveyed a mural taken from .meeting I will bn hold ut the lumie life. The lesson of the Willow Sin-1(of the pastor, 335 W. Center Hl., clalro'.s haugl|ty pride living debas­ 73(1. ■ • ed and the exaltation of the Hunride । Don't forgpt that Muy 3d is "Go Our special offerings of ‘Hosiery orphan nim*' was well worthy lhe I lo Gliureh Sundiiy.* will appeal to you. Wc have every admission alone; On Monday nighl. Muy llh, (here. grade andkour prices in this line We hope lo bear llio Professor!I will bo ii "Home gathering" nl the Christian Science.! arc very reasonable. We have again and will welcome him lo our1j church, nl seven o'clock. Please • Christian Science Society, Sunday midst. k, some beauties in fancy hosiery, for । ke**t> this date in mind. Il will be a Christian Baptism was adminis-:i night uf unusual interest to all. A ladies' summer wear—just the neat­ April YH, 1011. .Second floor of No. Gome to our conet department tcred to four Sunday morning and;I more extended notice will be given I io Jefferson Street. est and most satisfactory, weaves and let us fit you with a "Justrite,” flfl Sunday aerricc IQ:3fl a. m. Sub­ the old fashioned love feast meeting next week. in mercerized, lisle and silk. for we know you will be pleased. ject,-••probation After llealli." Sun­ nrnvtul a most Inspiring uplift 16 all. -....... —r .b'Jt t Othifra will he nteeivod into church day tchiMil,' 11:45 a. in. Mcllmdlst Church. \^plnes<iay evening testimonial fellowship on next Sunday .morning Methodist Episcopal Cktircli. Rev. COMB TO US AMD BE CONVINCED and also baptism will be adniinister- Russell H. Bready, Pastpr. Public Hetiding room nt. same address is I ed to any who may desire lhe same. worship and sehnon. "What Shall Plan- are qlreoay being laid for Bejrjm Atlilude of The -Modern Man *ii|ivn every Wetlnnes<iny and Sat­ the anniversary of Hm Ymuw Peo■ urday from 2 to 5-p.-m., where auToward niu'Cfiureli ami Tlm Racrathorltcd lib-rature on Christian pins Sooiely for May 10 and the iimnlb?'* 7J0 p. np. Mass inecling Science may be read and purchased. third ijnnual banquet to follow, under the auspices of The Anti­ Monday evening ilic I fib. Stark R HASTIMQ8, MICH. All are welcome. , on your calendar for this will Imj one Tuberculosis Society. of tha most enjoyable mccasions' of Ao«d Wanderer Jailed. . • I’resbytrrlnn Oiurrh., lhe season and you canqjot -afford r An umdeirtifled hum, who sayit his Sennon tlicine for next Sunday to. miss it. There will also-be a biff( mime is titevens and that he is 90 morning is: “Jim Way of Uie In­ Hally- in onr Sunday school forces years qjd. -is ronlincd in the jail ' • .(jirtl uf Thanks:—We,dl'sire du Monday afternoon. The creasing I.lfe." No evening service on that day. w. c T. 1 om™ WAR WITH MEXICO IS HOW , uwhiting identification. Home of his on account of the Uiiion.Sen-ice in . There will hr* no evening service talk is incoherent, and Im eitnnol or. • The annual meeting of the Wo-1 .num rnnnr promptly ptiised a resolution jihank our'ueigbbor* and fripiids for man's Christian Temperance Union ON, U. S. LANDS ARMED FORCE, next .Sunday. The rongregnllon will the M. E. church. , will not. give any informntirui alwut U. ..L w.isou, wniciruisriamieti im> *!* nl‘?‘ Kuctizd^i Orchestra lias been en- attend the mass. meeting at the Ids previous residence, in- .was for the election of officers for tlm I iuUuil_Ui.diuuu3le.uarm'Aluxuiaiu.. ,l,‘ »a^****1 ‘,r/* gageit lu|ilay at. the evening *ur- .Methodist churdi,:___ _____ rocked up hy-fanm'is who saw litm ?n»uiiig year r.'Milt-d as follows; .] ConUnUtd from.M*a.one. The regular service of lhe morn­ lying beside tlm road’near Parmelee ’ President—Mrs. I Mos C. Wallers.! ___ ________________________________ bill spertth-ally invulioned 1'uiiai' vices, -Last Sunday evening they dent Huerta as the om* againstreiidoriW three special miinber.-*. ing followed hv Sunday school; . ' lute on 'Tuesday niglit. He was llecording Sec.—Mrs. Frank Ed- ... . Give our sciWol a visit it will do moods I I he American (ummiandcr was whom the whole demons! Hl ion was llev. V, K. Hnnligoloor pn'nclied last L । Ki -i-librought to Hastings early on Wed­ Asst. Rec. Sec.-Mrs. Helen Smith, i moved lo make l|ns demand lm- ai tned". There was-object ton in the I Sunday eveiilng and on Monday you good. ’ nes.lny morning. He assumed an ex­ Midweek prayer mMtidg at -the: C<ir. Sec.—Mrs. Gail Meyers. cause of other indignities winch he senate to siliglirfg out Huerta. when gave his lecture "My Experience in ; tjrmely obstinate attitude in tnt Trims.—-Mrs Grant Othu knew Amiuican* bud sulTered'al tlm there were other Mexican leaders. !i ami Escape From a Tm kl«|i Pris­ church every Thursday evening. jail and made havoc, with a stove A special meeting will be held at | hands uf Huerlajs soldiers. The belli rebels and federal:*, who'had I ohukh fob fuumcatiun on." ' ■ „ , .... . .. [ pipe and removed a siwh from on? . the Methodist ‘ church Tuesday. Mexican comniuiAler refused to iH . n guilty of jusl us Ham-ant outThe ptwior nil ended Hie annual Baptist (.hurrh News. z ,,f lh(, in ai, eflr„rt to riI ‘curt I .__«. ... .lo make ------plans . *for! —’Imake Um salute, whereupon the rages upon American rights us. hud I•Tto E April 28 at 2:30, inecling of Lansing Pn’sliylyy Midweek Prayer and Praise Ser- j cape. He had no possessions, save । Aipprican commander of the fleet Huerta: and-1 hat lo mention Huerta ai » *e«ion oi **u pi which was held nt Homer last week. vice, 7:3d. a cane and jack-knife. His clothing Inc work oflln- coming year ami to' reported the mailer I" Waslnngton. «... •___ _ . 1 t ■ ■ . .. . I nRtM I,K. Ctv nJ court, aria «n »t ttx »... by name looked like petty quarrel' fSJ ’ ii.laV^ ’nr’lt.JJi He was elected as liie nllermde Sunday scIkhiI. 10:30. ; was 'purcliascd in Grand Rapids. arrange for tlm entertainment of Then President Wilson took tlm ing. But th,*-resolution, Just us l|ie ' i'l'rseuuHou'. ctn “ '. . • Commissioner to the Meeting ortho Morning worship. 11 :«'»»>. Sermon Sheriff Williams is of the opinion । Hie delegates to Hu- Barry County। matter out of the naval officer’:* President desintl il. went tbruugb „ ,, , cieiwial Aawmbly lo he held In Chi­ by th* Pastor, followed by observ-l flint the man watfdered away from* |W. C. T. U. Convention, wnich-h to I oC/l.U and himself made a demand. llm senate 17 to 35. after prolonged ; ram, Sun cago in May. anew of |im Lord^g Supper. Recep-|some instiL^lion, c «;tlSfljMBI be held at tlie Presbyterian church I hands, K. simm*. „ Tuesday and Wednesday. May 5 mid through the American charge al dvbule. al 2;l0 Wednesday morning. 6. AH the members aiidjricnds of’ Mexico's capital. U|miii " president . ......««; hud ordered . UwOitrnnt of tb« Mia minor. In the rnd ««Ula lhe Union aiv earnestly requestedI Huerta that In! cause his cmnmandi -lo blockade n>»rrlad«M!rib«l»tpil».u «le. lo fie present at Ihw meeting, and| er uf Tnmtqco In salute lhe Ameri- American help with plans to make this cmi­ . can flag. President Huerta iqHilovAtit ion of great iiitcreal and in­ gized for Hie arrest of Hie Ameri­ cans, claimed that it was a mistake American naval furoes setzetl (iu spiration. , ■ for which the apology of Ills commhnder at Tampico and his own Held In Italy* .“SKfJ.IXJSSK Xi’iSi* apology as the head of the Mexican Prr.hhnl 1...1 Ihi. hu.-n.-l .1.1. !..■ .^T. n Kam thuearelli. who went lo Italy government ought to |w <fUfficienl; r.u- h. I.a.l trurnr.1 that a last fall to visit his old home, wasi but that he would have a salute of vessel, loaded with arms and tunK^uur ot rrotwte JuSnot ProUt* ti. .......... ....... ...i. IltrhaMnv) * -■ expectwl home Saturday by hisi 21 .. guns .............. tired to ............... the American Hag ■■ ■ ।•,■ ■ ir.... brother-in-law. Sik'ii'T Fortino. H<* । provided that ' vguii gim fur gnu gun tlie im. received instead, howevar, a letter American vommandei:.- would like- • While President Wilson's, URUKB FUR IV HU CATION. in which Mam stated that owing to (wise salute lhe .Mexican fliig. Presithc fact that he did not have thu ident Wilson made short work of ouuiy u< lurry. - ■ . #«•' At aw proper identification pajwra tlie Ila-< this-mid demand's! that by . six ; barm Mexico and Mexicans. ■ m.»Uuo oi MMVaMrt. hold iu the probata lion authorities hud not permitted । o'clock Sundqj night the salute III It loss to understand how lhe ac- IB<v In lite fits (tfTUsUMpE. In Mid county Ml >t>t dar ot itsicti. A. il. i*i«. him lo leave but were holding him:must be tired us dvinimded by the lion taken can fail lo harm Inilli. Ptwtii: It is not. a safe protMisilion lo carcj* a lol of money around with lloo. t'tuM. M. Mack. Judga si for service in the army. Signor American admiral at Tampico. incidentally too lhe United. Stales Probatr. you. either when you are al homo or ahurnd. .___ _ Fort.ino obtained the noceoMry pa-I President Huerta declined tu su or- and Arm-rii-un* will be harmed too. .Mtiiiy people have started away for a trip-to &ome dintant place pera from the Italian cmuul in Ik*-' ‘ carrying what money they expected to need while ifwaiy and'by some I roil and Sam will be parmitted to i TIh1-Mei iron Vrrsimi. conm home so iMamdia lh« author)chanrc have been deprived of tha use nf it—last their |H»ckel book-­ mg-'of American Intops on Mexican.' tics ri-ceive lhe p:i|lgjaZ—He is A-: The Huerta claim Is. I hut lhe* »ml certainly can have no uHiei > robbed in a drain hold-up— had pocket picked -hejd up by fool-pud peeled lo arrive m a mouth. j M.mi .in officer win, arrested tlie meaning Hun war wi|li Moxicu amt, . i> i,ii. u-a o'clock —tftasa life .HOfilO of lhe ways by which goodly sums ft mmiey are lost Xlherican sailors made a -mistake Mexicans. We wish a larger or- । t Mid wtftat* omcr. I- and wasI.................... natural us.................. in* presumed and usually ncKgr recovered.' Tlie proof uf these facta is found in tlie 0. A. ions BIVIN6 AWAY lwhich ................. ........... cueion for il existed ' than a dis- 1 WHsOnp! tin' American <-onini;md><r hud lieeji ugrveiuent idioul a wtlulii tn our । daily papers .almost every day. - MANY PARA PAINT tmtilied Hint suilors froth th<j fdr\Vliy do you tyke a chance <y this kind? You have splendid judg- ' IRSnl QAWFLCJ i AnA FAIR I ,qKft j|,.,.|, mud m>t laud at Un- dock flak. Ami yve think .congress ought । have emimerated m Hie speeili. mciil in other matters, why not in this? . whir,' ili-y t.imlej. Th'' officer to tarts which cuusetl us to land an countj.1 1 New IJrund of Paint in Tlieac Porta, should have nmiimd' his* superior Cat - . We'can assist you. Open a checking"account with us and carry artifed force in Mcxhat nut only Hie before mukmtf the arrest. but fall­ outrages committed hy Huerta's fol- A But full) Guar- ....................... (One uf our cheek Isniks with ypu. Check books are of uo.use lo lliiuves ' *"•i. The Mexican command- lowers, but oilier cipially llngruitt unlrcil. • ■ ! • ,,v ••.•• • or hold-u|i men and if hut nro'of no use lo Hie finder. (er at.Tampico claim? he showed a ones comnniled by oilier Mexicans • A checking account is one of the best buidnesa moves any person fl. A.. Boyes, who.-e department rfair spirit iii’uot only releasing the against Americans. And tin'gener­ OKUKB FUUri UUL AHHNslorv is on east State- street, has j arrested American sallora^but also al stale of aniHvliy in Mexico for ever made. Wo are e»jinr.|ally equipped for faking care of a checking buu Of MiekliaB. TM riOMts i out liurclinsed u ver)' large slock of i In sending all immediide apology to two years is also a part of lhe justi- ■'Couuly of hasty. • account for you. Bee us as subn us convenient mid we will talk wiUi Para Paints and with it many buii-|their 'commander, and in pntling Ilealimi. flint• il will Ih- a war: yuu. i ‘• . ’“mphTL"!1'1- “>«•’’ saijipb"'; under arnnd-auiLpunisliliig his owji against Mexico and Me.xivans. and ( wm .be di»lrihiit. .l free lo all who | Mibordinnh! officer who nrivdeft the limy jis well ns Americans wilt be 1 ru|. out a couinhi in Mr. Boyes' adv. Americans. President • If u e r 1 u harmed le-fore we gel through' with; our-Another page <«f the BANNEIl. j claims Hint Hie apoloiiyfof his T«mi| tn our judgment. r mid pnibcul it at his store, pico commander, eouplvd with In* Mr, Boyes’ tiusiiu'ss is taking mi i own apology for (hr mcideni qrr ( a good health) growth and this line HUfllciejil to satisfy un'v rvasatiabh' fe.Cmiflh Medicine fur Children. *foo niwrli care cuiiipu cannot lie be useu uswi III iit!' ,7,- 7.T. . <if paiitta-will no greuH) demand ni or u-.the iUnited Stales, mil but ■ ■ dmibradd R1 cquj ,, (ictiiuiui iiiiki unties, KSI Hltli ll c.ire <'* ‘ <>f bu»ii|CM during that he would order tlm naliqr of ( M-ltclmg a rmigh-<(MMH'h>e fur cliil-( ju jk lite cpining year.'■ • I• the Aineru an' Hag al Tampico. ,r.v jirii-ldreii. should Ih Im* *pl pleasant to lake., . •—. wr. —i ait — .-wOlll'l inivided that, gun for gnu. the Mexi- I tamtam mf harmful substamni ami' . The Only National Bank In Barry County Com-crt nthlouliiqj >|«> X ------- must tlliiimbctluiirs Uwetforb.'by‘oiSl .cun Hag be aalulcd by I lie'Americanjta> —•• •■ihs-luai. ••' ......... Hastings, I'Cough Ci: ‘ Tipi Delton Band will give a con_­ I Heel. Itemed) mwta Ihcsu miuire-■&!,”• ,w, Michigan and i- a faviirife with’ |he jd}J,.’.‘.y'■'» The Imuvimi nf .Urxiro. jjinehls me cert' ql Hie hall, s.utjrday evmiing. ii„.'mollii-rs ii\eryKuiu ('resilient Wil-m pl acts) • )ir •- of young children 7 ”'* May 2. Fur (iiittii uluw two the adv.f. utiiut'A Eqr/sale I.*,.utu by i.<-> All-Dealera.Ait ltan*wrof PruRwlg1 , whole muller before cougreas uii |। *here. elsewhere. /// J. T. PIERSON & SON 'T Checking Account Saves Loss Hastings National Bank ”JiAdv'*” v“’,~ tAUuswvi . �*.W’ THE IHSTTNflfl R V in. sn. nil. | rhe play pul.w by tho higlj I M-hool pupils was greeted by good Imuses L-nifj.-n.tny ami Softirday There are two methods of saving nmhi< TJi« pupils drserva great cred* far t|IP manner in which they money—limit your spending, or limit 30 -----------------------------ji i=Jb= portrayed Ibeii resp^-llve parts. Mi»4 Edna Whit more for nearly It is better to place a limit to your four years Willi lhe Citizens Tele­ spending, and save lhe rest. You Contlntud from gaga one. phone I'-oiupany at this place has 1 • signed her. pjtMiion mjd will take ran do this bv keeping a record ol U i* a good Ailing tn have a.“Go-, a much nandod rest, as her health what yon spend. Just try it a month. lias not bton he l>e«l df late. j In-church tfUnday. " We are glad Don’t be niggardly with yourself— I lo- Insurant *- A'-utnpany aetllod Ihal among tlm flr#t connly-wide1 hi., just confine your expen&e*.to common­ with Wesley ' ’nn .Very for liis’*re-| movement* in this line I* the one l -----------, u,,1..,,,7 rilii'ac,. In . I W,.I||<„loy all. ni,«„i „t U„. tense requlrementa. ccni fire at p *riu. l<-*-. and evbry now being -made hi Barry Omnly.! 'im "5* ."1- thing is aalUfMci.n l. The people of It ought lo be a great, success. We You will soon discover when- the Itaks^ave been and you „I,„. ,i.r.„i...i ll., rp^.r.,1, ..I that vicinity miss the glare and hope tliat pastors ami memIh*fs of tint work mspoxsiiti.t: churches will jnakn their nt-rvim* will soon have a Savings Account for the balance in your favor FOR SHiT-OtT. hope to anti mum' rebuilt sooiu each month can be l«nked hero. Ciiurlea Uray of Merritt i« spend­ on .May 3 so inviting that Ums*’ who 'j. * hi' .*!.»' It,* ww Ikn ladies nr gimlleumn may attend them will feet that they M.OO STARTS THAT ACCOUNT rniftied With i'* piit outs mid p,‘l ‘l"-v c#,abl*' ing a few days at the Imine of his wuut to come again. And we hop** ■ pai.uits in the mh LOCALS ARE NOT YET IN Gray Hrolher h- m >y lai'«y l»uy- I hat .paslore and ehurche* may “fol-i 'a*\|,^ri* ..Lilt i« -Hi.lv in- in the »*n ‘ Lixler Jias kniglit tlm old siJr.U '"I’unmirnL <hm re«H J"'*n T'"k”r imr up stock to send up to their low up" tlm work of that <tay aoi MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN well that all tin* churches may lie I iMiili*Tn ranch, ahnil May 1st. ,iii.> la.-*! summer h< The fire alarm on Saturday slrvnglhehedr’ “ ~ Miss iMTu I'arklnirsl mid mother Some people excuse themselves ijlilo, train, wl ’ More Practice Necrssarj Before hint nl the -butlHtn /tales. ive returned home from Detroit, • ■nulled at the lime when the wind from church work by saying "I was blowing very hard and for a lla*Uii»tr> t'jiptucrn Tci-OHnitj few moments it was feared that make no profession of religion." Ixuguc Cup. Imnr. some one would >*• homeless. It thereby implying that there is notiain nhil hiiotiniKl. res|M)nsihi!ily upon them for sus-‘ Though the Basting* high *efr>ol rHia*. Gray nf Merritt i* spending |.n.M <l t*-he ni till- home of Glonn laining the church or doing rellgi-, .. npportiiiuties a few days at the houje of til* par­ Allen. Jusl Oult-iile of the village, ou* work. But is that mlly n ju«l. Iwse ball team wa< .JefraPtl by Eaton Rapid* by a wore «»f to o. he hud to show hu atulily. Max Eck. ents Mr. mid Mrs. Win. Gray in the limit*. Luckily il was out before position lo take? Did the Christ* tin- i-lu-tnicals'arrived and no par­ there i* nn reason why the «»pw.| ever say that his teachings were Ini ticular damage was done. should feel un> humiliation, fm followed only by church mom-* II is reported that Will Sweet has Im •HOT M. mneh .num pium.m.... .. ball lenm. Im* l..*en Tricaxisk Eck was spending the last three months in Your first chance- to get a vacuum and brush cleaner tberr'ir prontise ... tn their bers, or those professing Him. while team. The local opening game m- also handicapimtl iHvaii-w In* played I rtk.it a are expected ‘Imine this *ol'l hi# blaeksmiiii shop. all ntherv an* excused from so do­ . combined direct from manufacturer to you without .. ----._ ■ -----... ------.... (.nJ „f imsitiun al'sH-.nid base. He Tl® new Hotel has liecn receiving the Tri-Counly league on Salunlay. week. ing? It will |h» found that neijherl its coal of paint Ute last few days the big middleman's profit. Mahogany finish, pow­ has n-liinird home, ami the fans nrMrs. Glenn Gardner was in Grand was (-harac|en/.-d by uniHiially the Bible mir reXsoii will excuse any! hoping Ihal Im wdl I>-h at hi* Rapid* last Friday lo see her doc­ and will soon tie entihely complete. man on the gnmiid that he liasl • giMHl playing by Fenton Rapid*, and erful suction, 12-inch nozzle, picks up lint, thread, W. T. Gurley U wielding the paint "made no proh-««ioi> of religion” j lack of farm <111 the part of (••'• 0l<i-|rtwilion with ih-* Hasting* team. tor. J. ll. Whimiery. Iler condition etc... lor $3.90. Plain suction without brush, ball brush on John Figkboiners house, Hasting* leadi. J'li**. visitors playis nid rhmigod. . If that Is* true, then ought not cd like veterans, and tin* reasoirfor! llnsiiiifp. In Nashville, Max 2. I-'. liearing, three bellows also, $2.95. Nnw is the F. E. l-ill.-nm Pille-arn load.-d loaded his hi* ear rar with on west .Main slti-i. A little paint each one to unite in supisirl of llm; this ....wo* apparent for they; Imve the |:||,. next game s.*h<*ihile<l in the hi* *»mw good* on Tuesday and left works wonders. Belter try it! work nf the church, even If orte time, send money today, additional 35 cts. lor |*arcel The K. of p. Ixslge -expects to Mvanlagv of being coached by । Trj-Cmmtv l.-amm in which IltGl- for IMtOit mi the midnight train. doe* not actually join (In* elnirch?! Prof." Crampton.' lgH \ nT paiTicipni** Wl ..................... post, anywhere in state, delivered to your door. If Prof. Cranmton. sup.*rinteodeiil xiineriiiteodetd nf11j', ...,.. .. hi || |„. In where his shows will opeq on Sal- have a big linn- this week ‘rliursday It seems to us that that, question when Nashville bulge visits them. • • unlay. EMlon Rapid* scIkm-I*-. Wltnj has; xaslivill.* on Saturday.May 2. -imui.i bo Rtaily an-wi-i.-d. ■»! ever) not as represented money refunded. Fully guaranteed. F. E. Pilbcam Imuli-d his car with account, play.-d inde|M*nd»*nl lull fi*r y.-ar*., ------------------------- — The <1. E. S. Chapter No. 17, held by every person of mature ■ In a.MUIon In ro.-irliin. In- pninr.......... |,, r, «l« a formal reception nt Masonic hall. his show goods on Tuesday and left your*, with Hit* affirmation: “II Monday evening for our retiring for Itelrnll nn the midnight train, will encourage the church by nl-l Kuta ft SXh? i ................. .Matron, Sister Eunice Kraft ami where his show- will open ofi Sat­ lending il* services. I will help urday. / . liiixkiml. Alsail 75 ut lhe members sustain its work arror«|ing to my & iMi.’’ 1 Ht............... Orrin Chandler has purchased the ability. And I will help tlm cause of the iinfrr alul friend-* of the Tlie lluliWI mm liu-kol f»r„p ,*»:,“,~-,;r*,- •2,,s'couple won* entertained with a ban-. resiauranl and will endeavor lo of lhe great Master of lhe church, enlbliw n.m.|, i.lldlM well. l"r ll.i-lin... 1062 Lafayette S. E. Ave. ‘ qm*i and a llm* program, which was give good service, and a place whore in every way f can." but h« w»*akene<| in the list f.-w* very much enjoyed by all present. ••ither ladies or gents can gel any­ lx»i everyIssly in Barry Cd. go tn Eek Signs With Hastings. inning*. A change 111 pitchers ini Mr. and Mrs. Noah Krafi are moving thing io lhe ealalil*- Uno. also a line church on Sunday May 3. lb** revenfli inning would liavcj Max Eek has tiefeu sinned tn play In their new Imtpo m Charlotli*. of soft drinks mid ire cream Will in­ lort for this season's IfaMIng* where their -many friends wish served. Kucces* to you Orrin. helped matter*. With mon* prac­ Wo do not know whether Wesley COUNTY Y. M. C. A. BOYS tice the high aeltuol Ind* will d.*- Irani. them success ax he i* engaged in Van Avorv is practicing to go Into vefiip into a Arons team. The? ImsiimiM there. TO ENJOY A SUMMER CAMP went after everything, and they , V M. A. (uaiup al*Harlow Ijikr. Th** play “Her Gloves’’ put on by the show mwlness or not, but Tues­ day forenoon when driving Ids auto were not afraid (.. hy to use their i T|h. ntlho Y. M. C. A„ of tlm high school pupils was greeted If you buy this 10c bruth ' ‘..... ........ ’ ‘ Tlhiuff] GramF llnphl*, who have a camp by g'Mid houses liotli Friday and from High street info Main street he ('.ounty ficerrliuy VandrrciMik look­ »O VlgoS.usly that I lie pi teller* I pr-nuiid »»f 33 acres al Barlow Ink.- Salunlay nights. Tho pupils de­ attempted a trick that Im did not ing far Favorable Camp-Site Tdtdn'r nedd tn "put ’em over.’ 1 m Yankee Springs township, are serve much rretlit for tho manner know was on tlm hills. He ran in­ At Some laikr. to a single bupey and ended upon All played an aggressive 1gain*. | preparing to make *mme irii(H>riant llio sidewalk in front of the Thomp­ With MRiie vigorous ------ — • Tlm l»oy* of llm Y. M. C. A. of and steady iinprovemeut* nn the premise*, No lUrry miinly. In-tween tin* ages of Tin- body-nf tho late Charles Bar­ son Meal Market in a hurry. V*V. hl T;‘"<»«ln ab'K,a.l.!vn!!»l ?'* • ••»■» win ,‘‘y »** ’) iiuiiu u a c«iu(*. ^7U,I,,‘ wine Wllicll .will rell was, brought here Sit unlay and great damage was done to tlm auln. 12 nn«l 1 i wilt Ibis year enjoy a Per­ fhat will hold Ils own with any nl ,.nlle.| "Camp .Mamtoiilin. but the shaft* nf tlm buggy were iod of It) days camping al a lake the league. being the for ' .... 9Indian name .... 'Great broken and Mine nf the rear parts during tlm latter |iart of June. . . lhe anon* by mmngs; 1 ................... . ......................... 1 Spirit." They will also build a dock splintered. . i<cighton. Eaton Rapid* ' County Secretary Vanderrook Is' . | «nu and add “’hi w to the inc nuinbur nuiimvr of 01 doui bouts. *. in ■**■•* Wefrt Bliiflmnn and Curtis Hny- at present examining u number of ,,f (in, organization of all. Ml* Edna Whitmore who has Hastings... .. .tiooononiiij—o I h | ?.!i*s Batteries—Maupin and Imml«ert ; age* will enjoy outings til- I tie lake been employed . wilh llm Citizen* wood. nf Shelbyville, visited Frank camp site*, and will soon announce hl* selection. He desires 11 nite, Roush and Garland. ;Th« |m*ho<I of camping will extend Teleidion«-'bi. at this ,place for Haywood Saturday. The O. E. B. bwigf* gave a six which will afford Mme degree of r from late in June until tin* miihlle ii*-arly four year* has rvsignv'kIh’r r*osiiioii and will lake a much need­ ndock dinner in honor nf Mrs. N. isolation, a good Imach for wading of August. TROUT SEASON OPEHS (".•Kraft, on Monday owning. Same and swimming and a locality also ed rest. for Floors and . Chas. Davis of Grand lluLdib vis­ wa- largely attended and a very so- having >mme social life in the vicin­ / NEXT WEEK, FRIDAY ited his sister Miss FloretuK Davis, .ciable time was enjoyed by all. ity. I all Woodwork Mr. and Mrs. Kruft are now living Mr. Vainlereook will employ some I Sunday. "Is^t Sum* Flslirrmen Forget,” W< in charlnllo. ami will Im very much poicr Im Smidl «>f lt**cha*ler. N. college mm to ad as supervisor* JCyor.tc.-? will cuikc your J^jors Publish Law Governing Trout Y. is visiting his brviher JktAli D< missel as they have always taken a and to iiislnu-t the |x>y* in swim­ , .-.d furr.itVreJocklikc new, and Smiilt and nephew Jacob Smith. Jr. very active part in tlm b»dge work. ming. in athletic* and lo conduct (aitehlng. camp-fire pgo«c.uns. Tho boys, in doth '••Jth warm winter will keep and family. t - One week fronr MnmiTow -Fri­ ftJIMBY. group* of seven or eighl, v*ill be hr. and Mrs. b. G. Houghton of r.ltx.iin*t;ickandip<in. Kyanize day. May I—the trout s-awn'open*, Caledonia were Uhe over Sunday Material fur' six now silos was in charge of tent leader*, under n«c durable fir.ivh ever made. PAPER IMCT , gijesls and judging from reports the usual INSTRICTIVE of I>r. apd'Mrs. B. C. Swift. shipped hen* from Indiana. Among whose supervision they will con­ Clear and seven popular colon. mimlmr of enthusiasts will line the MARTHA HEIIR1 SCHOOL OF ' ElIml and Murray Harper visited the farmers who will build the stantly b«*. Parent* n«*»*d have no ^stream*. .There are a few trout 111 Tak« i.lvjntarrofthu oS«; ws give you rnough fely— of* their *-boys, — a former mcIwuI .mate, Floyd Miller sami* are Adelbert Reynuids. Harry fears for the safe!, the streams, hut fortunately tin* joy KySnui lo rtlUildi a favorite chair. Your 10 oT’care, cSrc. who will rcflHvSi-rfio iii<* boffl" nesi 01 nt Freeport. Saturday and Sunday. taGear. Hiney Lowell and others. nf trout fishing doesn't always lie in rest, refun.leJ II you «l« nut dcligbltd with Mr. anil Mrs. II. E. Miller spent a Mr .and Mrs. Gohlen are faith on and will 'alsn have tlm privilege of bring able to bring home a creel of the Kyaidia. rk’list. ii*L 'Heir Mii7Ansri CONTEST few days of last week with E. C. 'the sick • . “and! . *’««'’ ••xcellenl Inslrurtimi. flail. An excuse for getting ouL in- . wije of <■ HMling*. are eating for! *exi year those over the oge of, Nevins and family al Moline. • to tlm wood* offrrMsiHm* solace for IN FREEPORT SCHOOLS! Gary Page of Wayland was a them. Dr. Ijunpman 1* tin* attend-1 »•’ wall Wto have a period ,vf eamp a light catch. guest of James Clark and family a ing physician. tysirian. j “p*. The stale laipo*.*** the following few days last week. — Rose sold his farm iMt Fri“*----------------regulations upon all IrtMtl an&lern: strFiual,! Fvhihiu iiistor... It i* unlawful In raleh nrnt keep1 Mr\,i Hoy Johnson of Irving Is visiting day to Jay Smith of Grand Rapid*. nCED pnnyc CDtiT Hastings, Mich. who will soon tnnve on tn lhe same. Iuccn I his grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Ira ■trout less than seven inches in Hook. Annual Election of* ”,lct ' ATTRACTION IN PARK1 II. Johnson for a few days." ..Icutlh, it is unlaxyful to tali! fr**m Ofllcrrs in Jlay. 'slacked streiun.s forTour year* aftll.,. Ftnilv Virginia Mason ChanTn*n. v.inl)■ PALACE OF SWEETS BDURHT The Cemetery Circle mee(* with rr first planting. It is unlawful tn h.,?'< - Wednesday forenoon a* Mis* Mrs. Chas. Bmelmau ■ Thtimday, To x,„,„ ovo, n„. X ; Uy,*" ”t'X, THIS WEEKBY L”0*1 *AH m*H or to rtiip I hem out of llm stair. Monday with tlie rearnt Jolipslmii* was. delivering milk at , April W)th for dinner. It I* Unlawful tn take more than X, । ' 1 ,h the home uf Mrs. Robert. Allen, her The-1xidies Aid was postponed >"“■*"■■ ,-IK who; Im. for «ven; >oar. tom Fird A. idtrill. Who Hm Brru teAni Iwcamt* scared and ran away, until Thurs»lay,- May "th. ll i* Th., taw* »,«l .loo which ho* . »< ' “'"w; will, John W. Armbm.lrr For more than M u on.-(„„ im.'.p, dumping out the milk and Mis* earnestly .p*«ired there will be a hern confined in the house in the "<*»( imkii mm. ami also oj.un* mill, John*t<me and wrecking th** wagon. 1 ... ..... . . i i.-sting report of lhe work of tfn* nngood attendance. There will also deer pm in the city park, were j ‘M»era|e«| hy llm Lniled States Hub-! Fortunately the team was not sev­ Neither of th»» latter regulations | eomiuiUee and regarding i* nn ico >-rcam. Mcial in the near given lhe freedom of the pen on i *’Pfr Go- in Medfonb Mans. Mr.l Fred A. Merritt, who has been in will cause local fishermen any wm - I l*Kul • • work aunouncod the Hutprig. erely injured. ■ Sunday morning in the presence o skinner Skiptier i«n loft Hasting* iinaimew nn.. one week w.«v ago >... lhe employ of John W. Armbruster rirhente.' On Tuesday E. L. Gonyear went tn -future,. ‘ ' al essay contest in which Freeport George Itnosh’* have- their new Saturday. a number Of citizens. The animals on — xr-~rv. Ilia death •• came Hun- ot lhe Palm Garden for morn than is participating lhis-y.-.u would be Raiding* and brought lack 3 Ford bouse all endoaed. at once tested their ability to jump ,|a» Burial look place in Lhester- two year* past, started in business uut<>* for customers. It is now *0 Pipp Fanned to Riw-hrstcr. |.<-l*l 111 May... next Sunday April 26. over the fence. The doe tried it ‘town Tuesday. Mr. Skipper had for hitnueif Ulis week when ho pure, “*n on Tue«lay. Hfal you will meet as many farm­ al Preaching 2:.'«). Sunday uchool at !□() p. »nce, of “ the '• he paper for th- afternoon was ers with auto* ns you do with teams. Walter Pipp, formerly <•' and...gave up further allempls. bsan-engagvd in textile businiws 'zt for chased and look possession of the -....... — ................... ................... ™ f^’**** hy Mrs. Will. IL Gouk on tlm If you drive mil on the road* a few tn. All cordially invited. Hastings team .who ha* l*cen11 wak..... The buck trie<l several limes to years. Jle was a native of New Palace of Sweeter confectionery Mrs. Ixiyfayette Richardson, who vault over the fence, but each time I York Ing a.fine record rtvonj \\iihjh-\\>ih the De l»e- .Martha Iferry School conducted at ing such a.tin* “',l* MrVHt IbroURhout store and ire cream parlor,-on cast mile*. ... . iroir Tjg'-r*. burn laFiDcu fanned viin on! ■ • ; Berry, Georgia;'BIT ihirWfroit rjuer*. ha* lt«eu ■■ ,----- •,....................... .’’’ Tuesday was moving day for ho* been vi-iting her parent*, and lie fell bark with-»uch'force- tliat '•'« «»vil war. R.< wax ad onthusi- State Mi-eel tn'this city. to llGF Hoclu-ter leant in th.* In- ucation of girt* unit . boys from I'.harles COnvers*. Olid Mr. Cliubb's brother. Myron Shorten, left Halt­ he was somewhat hurt. Both ani-lo*1**^ I-reemason ana was a ni* ,iil>*r Mr. Merrill will devote bis lime to ternstiunri ira'gim. '“ h'-mrs. temartonal teagii.*...... JJ rn »• n’nn fn fn gg’si * rn,,,inla mountain liome*. h It h 1* the the pioneer pioneer of Yanke<* Spring*. Mr. Chubb is ing* Sunday evening in company mals then Rile and Shrine. Mr. the manufacture of first class ice I,,.,, seemed reconciled to I °f the Scottish ■ with her husband and family for- *■ tlrbught that tlrtiught tliat Pipp nee.fi »| «l anolln-r anotli.-r «ohuol «ehool for tin* tlm vvnrk work and ami (hi* the most *---------- .... cr mirvivcd by bis wife and cream and home made candies. their *itnnrlaonmenl, I hi I they wet? .i ai.i..~ •’‘kipfie mrOaon's gtraion's work in slower company comnnnv': famous (ilflyni- one. Him She preceded prrcrrf.'d the story rt»»ry n«»w a resident of Arlington street, Salada. luidwin CoAlabama, Special attention Will be given to not______________ reconciled to4-being on exhibi-jJjW* -Ol***>' __ nnd Converse is on tlm farm, where anil placed him undec the inslnn-- *••*> '• bryf festune of the hi-lory In* will al once commence to slick where they have gone for the ben­ Hon. for they- returned to (tn* pi*ni Among manufacturers of textile*, the Ico Cream Parlor trade. In an­ lion nf John Gatuel. manager of the'of tin* unlime race of people in things up in hi* usual way. Me. efit of 1 heir son'* health. We all and refused to come out. I Mr. Skipped was known Ihrouglimil other column Ls an open ad. gnd an­ Rochester team. ’Ganzi-I is weir-' who*“ v, 'n‘ flow the purest Amer- I’.lUAbb say* there i* enough for a join in wishink « speedy recovery The deer are proving a great at- I the country. He hnd been in ill nouncement of Mr. Merritt. known in Hastings. In lij* prime h * ,va" '’.'“'fl ',f <rt,r continent Imlay man of hi* year* to do un hi* little for him. traction for the school children. hrallh for some time, but Ids coh­ Mr.' and Mrs. Murphy of Thorn­ vva* first basemap of the New York ani1 'vho lrac,‘ fiark l,ieir ancestry town fam. so hero i* a case where —----------------------- — , Iditmn ’was not cOuaidereii at nit Mrs. Fannie Tower is in Plainwell apple l-ake. spent Sunday with By. Htglilnndei -.. and he is now coiisid- almost to a iii^n to .those who narBAN'NEIl WANT AIlVH. PAY. | Mt lOUS. on business this week, , trade is good for both parlies. Kdinouds and wife. wed one of th** ablest l«ife ball ‘di-1 Hcipated 111 thu work nf e«|aldi*hmg a John Tinker has rented of George rector* in any of the leagues. |’n- 'our government on the prinetph*.* Hainl. tlie house formerly known ns <ler him. Pipp ought lo develop in- •'! fa.ek.-.t in their grnnI In* Mrs. Whitaker house, on Grand INCREASING CALL FOR PURITY to a big leaguer of the highest type. I,p retreats modem progrea* hit* Jlapid* street, and will agnin take up • loiiclp’d them scarcely nt all and in FLOUR CAUSESIMPRUVEMENTS • knowledge and |>nint of view they hie- roeidence in 'town. Whist Storrs. Will Cisler has bought the old are substantially Un* Mime u* their flUborn and Severance—Plus 7 f-3. j Revolutionary gn/estors. They re­ farm home back from John Tinker, Hasting* Milling Company stint up in Irving 'liownsiiip. ; Harlier and Hurst—Plus i 1-3. ' mainert Inn* to the Union during lioun Two Weeks Adding On Wlday a reprraeatalive was Doytrt and Cliideder-Plus 12-3. ; tho civil war,/and had great in­ Iluifinan and liases—Minus 1. ; fluence in turning the tide in favor here-to intorert our people in a, Hubbard and Bauer—Minus 1 t-X 1 of the north. They are a rtp-e which preparation for keeping -detyn tlm. Cha*. A. Kerr.' tlm oonaenial man­ Olis and Stamm—Minus s. give Kpiemiid reluma for thq care dual on the street*. A sample has ager of th*- Hastings Milling Co. may been used on n space and the re­ likrtte,! to that "Happy-Miller * Um* rnn>«« wtu. wii— ■•\|>emi***l .<1(1 th*m. and no peopla sults’ air being wntehod.* II draw* Im .of wlioni the^bani \ Mtig “a* , G“m” ^Ub •M“* on earth tpday fleAl rn»r<* fa*lp nnd "A10 book!ng the games encouragement. Noble rirtn and th* moisture from the air and is llm mill turns round he is gaining said to last splemlidly. Tlm fprink1 on his wealth.' Tho Hailing* Mill­ wifti Olivet college, S»*erelary Roy-women ovliom God has endowed D.horge, ot th.* base kill train, has •• ’" -richer ■ opportunities ..................are car­ ling system’ in vogue for year* past ing Co. has shut down for a two with ixxvked three gam.** with the Nile* rying .light amt- help to them, and has not beet) entirely satisfactory, -week* pen*>d and are adding con­ because it was impossible' to reach । siderable new, machinery and team, played — July .’L jjiuong. th<*«<* Martha Berry >■< th* :~—■•* (me Ito “1 rbe <,_P' ai.'>d on 1 whirfi.will increase their two mi July I. Tlie Nib** learn wdl IxsLknown perhaps. perhaps. Mrs. Mr*. Cook-told Cook-told nil streets with the wagon and in equipment of high wind* the dust that 1present capacity by I2H per cent. h-auuer* and (lit*-story .... —, of jf this (IPs winsome patripolri- case have been cuUMgian* and will be one <rf Un* ciah-lmru ------■ "X. southern girl~who was camo into the Main street was a 'These improvement* 1made necessary by the increased b*4 semi-pro team* in th* state. called to her work by the sains caution. Campbell A,Pratt shipped *lock 1demand for Purity Flour. r.., ~~ «. sense of duly ns was Florence Mr. Kerr has an enviable repu­ Stimson Ls Coming Herr. j lighting*!* and Clara Barton. The on Salunlay. ' Among the load* wore 27 head of very tine steers, Itation a* a Hour maker and has met Carl Stimson, formerly well- »cbool t.-athes everything of a known u.s a member of the Ypsilanti practical nahin*. and nowhere can bought of A. L. Cridler. that .averag- ■with merited success since starl­ •*d tlM» |>ound* per head. Homo film l.^» ing the .maimfaalure -ot flour in Hunter league team. And recently of'be found n liner io*l of young peolii- P-oria team in the Three-Eye*^pie and it has wrought n vast beef there? Mr. Cridler bought these Hastings, He ha* materially in­ creased- U tl h* value of Hastings a* a league, .ha* announced hts accep-: cbsnge in the mountains for these steer* in Chicago Inst fall and fad ----------lame of term* offered by Hastings!girls and boy* hnye gone forth ns them for market with good result*. market’ for wheat since starting • ■ . 1 and ha* signed In play third base missionaries i^f culture to work a* they averaged practically 2D4 hero. A special advertisement from tlm this ! miracJex of social beltprmeul pound* per day. Dr. and Mrv. D. G. Hoifghton of Hastings Milling Co. will Im found That day has been adopted as “BARRY COUNTY tfgfc, —• ■*>'-------- • . 1 among a. pcuple in whiw rugged in­ sport High Herr Saturday. ; dependence Iles the Reppb|ic> best Caledonia, were the over Bunday upon another page of the BANNER. GCTTO CHURCH SUNDAY.” Plan to go your­ guest* of Dr. and Mr*. B. C. Swift. Frwpoil high school team. IL J. Chapman is taking leaaons in Card of Thanks: — We with lo tau made such a good »how-­ rawing of th* E35JMO requir- handling and driving hia new Krlt self and ask your neighbors to go. Give the churches Rood show thank our many friend* for their w Maaon. will nlay play at the th* eii usually for the niBintenane* of auto. ' kindness and for the -beautiful a “Boost.” It will help them and help you too. on Saturday afternoon. ,hi" Wl» M>*« Berry i>erThe remain* of CharlM Barrell flowers *ent during thireoent death ill be called at two or ’J"1 O* A..R. Chapter* from ck. This promise* »» <Mr the country are among her for years a reaidenl here were of our mother ana grandmother. brought hero on Saturday for Mrt Wm.. Eck*ri and Family. burial, . ■ Adv. 30-------------------- —- News of the Sports PA.... -_ —IF=g)Q----- i IHQTIUPQ ROT ,"‘h' . ...... ..... .... nAollllbo UICU nlbn ILUol 0] RPFHINU CfliTFSTbr""^ urLninu wit 1 u 1. ■ j.... .... . - .....- BAHRT CO. PEOPLE SHOULD BOOST middkville s"" ,KX™,. 1..Z. ^X'l T""“ Which Do You Do? FARMERS STATE BANK 02096528 Vacuum Cleanfer M. J. McNAlTARA Grand Rapids, Michigan We give you FREE our regular 15c can of : D. A. R. CHAPTER HAS ' INTERESTING MEETING 16066229 C. E. HARVEY, Agent YOU WOULD NOT Wish to live in a community without churches. You can encourage their work by attending services on GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY May 3, 1914 �APRIL A MIL BosWs Nofledl Beauty Specialist Mias M. A. QUEASY DELTON. Sunday, May 3, ha* been desig­ nated us Go-io-Cliurc|i Sunday throughput Barry couitly. Thi* day will ba obwrved in De|top by *Recial services l>oth morning and even­ ing. Il i* hoped, that every family will pal forth a n»oeial effort to !F>m PwwuI Bi—ty Advice attend church on that day. Fred Hushes was called to Tt'xas Friday by-the serious illuea* of his father, whd ha* been spending the Il's your opportunity to obtain valuable advice on the care ' winter lhere. z Mr*. Caleb RUbrldger was m of the skin, free nl charges. Appointments made in yotjr’own Galesbui-g Thursday and Friday. home by telephone. Don't fail to take advantage of this much .Mr. Slater wont to Ba nil eld Fri­ talked of beauty specialist's day evening to give a lecture at the church lhere. FREE aEAPTT UCtDUe ' ' There nrc several cases of meas­ les in and about town. Mr. and Mrs. Gillie* and son Carl Remember the dates—Apr. so, ai. aa, 23, 14 and 25. mniored.to Hamilton Saturday to visit Mrs. Gillies’ parent*. They re­ turned Sunday. Mi** Emma Dinkel uf Kalamazoo Eas been .spending the past week at ome. Distributors ov'Harhonv Tqxlkt Aids Mr*. Harter and daughter Helen of Schoolcraft visited at C. Risbridger's Saturday and Sunday. .Mr. Kopf, who is working ih lania. spent Sunday at home. Tho missionary meeting was held With' Mrs. Bush Wednesday. Chas. Harrington ha> purchased lhe Johnson home and is moving thi* weeltr Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moreau of Then profit andavnilablf Galenhnrg spent Sunday in town. . Tho Delton Study Club held a hy, th* eMential featatei [pleasant meeting Saturday evening Of, high grad* inveitwith Mis* Bessie Faulkner. An cxmeat «re combined in our Pre1 cellenl reading on Alaska was given j>ald Stock. Dividend check* I Wishes to nnnuunre that begbinlng by Miss Florence I-oonard. The May 1i(h, he will make regular trips mailed semi-annually, 85b per anClub has decided to put on the lec­ to Hastings to do work. Has hud 8 ture course for-the coining year. nqui net. Twenty-four year* in yruoH experience with tlie larueet- j Mr. nnd .Mr*. McNaughton of BatbuiineM, *ueta over fWO.OOQ. Music House In Michigan, apeciallz* । lie Creek wore in town Bunday. Write lor particular*. ing on tuning, regulating nnd re­ Mrs. Blackman wa* in Kalamazoo Capitol pairing pianos amt player pianos. Saturday. Order* to be left at Sillier A Harris Bavioft < Loan A*MalatlM, Mrs. Underhill returned last Furniture Co. week from linsiug and- Hasting* when: she had been visiting rela­ tives for a short lime. Mrs: Payne Is at Hind* Corners DANNEU WANT ADVS. PAT. j -BANNER WANT ADV* PAY. with her daughter. Mrs. Cock. Mrs. Brandstetler and daughter Cleone were in Kalamazoo over Sunday. Mr. anil Mrs: Murdock, Mr. mid Mr*. Gillies and Mr*. BraiMlstetler were in Galesburg Thursday. The Rexall Store ELUS Eo Sop TUB IREXMJL STOKE ttUcSMaa. 85 Safety Flrtt III31 Piano Tuner Devoes HENDERSHOTT SCHOOL HOUSE. The L. A. S. al Mrs. Hol­ comb's homo Iasi week was enjoy­ ed by a few as it was such a busy­ time with horse*. There were IV prajumt. il was voted have il there again in foua weeks. There was an entertainment al the school house Friday nigjil by an elocutionist mid his daughter. 'J'lmre was a full house and was much enjoyed. Walter Farr’s baby has the. meas­ les. She is nt her grandmother's, Mrs. Eliza's, who is living on her old place: - ’ Mrs. Minnie Musson of Rutland came outlast week Wednesday and stayed until Friday, visiting friends here and attending the Aid at .Mrs. Holcomb's. George Garrison is quite iioorly al this writing. There will be preaching here next Sunday evening. J. R. Daly, A. E. Philipps and wife went lo Grand Rapids last week Thursday with lhe Post and Relief Corps' from Hastings to attend a banquet furnished by lhe Watson Post and Qotpa4- Ready mixed pure paints oilsuturpentine, brushes and all that you will need to paint that house or barn. Ixt us tell you just what we will furnish you paint for your buildings for Remember fewer gallons go far­ ther and last longer. Everything in the paint line. F. H. WILKINSON Both Plnmuii PrdrfevlUe, Mich. LACEY. John Chamberlain spent Hie end of the wecx al Shultz. The L. A. 8. will meet with Mra. Jane Hill ON the afternoon of Fri­ day,. May I. Bring thimbles. Mr. ami Mrs. Earl Wilber called on their relatives hero last Sunday. .Miss Edith Nickerson has been al home for a short viiil. .Mrs. Sarah’ Stein has gone lo Hallie Creekxfor the summer. Dr. Gallagher was here Iasi week lo see Mrs. Healey. .Mr. and .Mrs. Roger* of Kalamazoo are spending a few day* with Wal­ lace Russell and family. Mrs. Joe Browser, who has been helping care for her father lhe past two weeks returned home Friday: Mrs- Myra Thomas' has been on Hie sick list. Ed Hill is doing carpenter work for .Mat. Balch. Miss Dane Benson has been work­ ing nt the switch board the past week. Mrs. Will'Warner and baby have bcch spending a; few days with her parents near Middleville. Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Keincrling visited relatives al Dowling, Sun­ day. ■ . •Mr. ami Mrs.' Clins. Pierson nnd Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker 0/ Battle Crock, spent Sunday wllfi relative* hero. HAS ANYBODY HERE SEEN We have only had Marco in stpek one week but there are already dozens in Delton who will hold up their hands at this question and say that they have not only seen Marco but have tried it as well and find that it is all we have Claimed it to" be. . Arc you one of them? If notyou bad better climb into the band wagon before the crowdleaves you way behind. Get one of our premium catalogues and read up. Rc« member Marco saves you 15c on the dollar. Kopf & Kopf, DMThn We Pay 4 Por Cent Delton State Bank Capital $20,000.00 Surplus 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich, Pres* J. GJ GJ Hughes, Huihei, Vicc-Prcs. Vicc-Prct. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A.. Aldrich Dr. Dondd MoLcay George .1. Doster T. A. Aldrich ' Wm. Elliott L. B. Teerpcning J. G. Hughes . . . . . . . . . . . ~~. . . . . . . Southwestern Barry Will spend the week of April 20th at Deltas, ~ 7— CRE1MEY. • - Thrnj-witt be-w church mrvica । Imre next Sunday on account of lhu[ [esupday Bctiool cmiveiduni ut PrairluvHle that day. , .Mr*. Byron Fjahvr of Woodland | I* spending the weuk wilh her I HK.KORY CORNERS. daughter Mrs. Charles Honeysett. | Mrs. Cfaytua Bartier is suffering | Chari io Mahoney Is Very sick with with sciatic rheumatism. ■ The- play given here Saturday : .... ............ bean Mick wttlt lung fevor, is re­ evening by Prairieville honiu tal­ ent, was well aUvnded and much ported better. J Frank Limo Jwus'burned ciyuyed by all... D. P. Flower lost a horse Monday । al 3:30 o’clock 8atur-lay afternoon which was much valued by him Only a fuw tnimrs ining saved. . Herb Barnes nf Albion i. ■.pepding from lung associations. Frank Mondyke spent Sunday al a few days with bin son Blair, near home with hi* parents in Kalamathis place. . Wiolini ChllBff. ani1 family of “Uk Wright is tho owner of al Gull Lake spent Sunday wilh Alvah new .Maxwell touring car purchased Pennock and family. Mrs. F. O. ttgby. Mr Marlin of Ingrbum and Travis uf Plain­ Peter* and Mrs. Minnie l r. thrirk. well. Friday, April 17, was the uirenwere visitors at jiattle Creek last day anniversary of lilrs. Wm Stock­ Tuesday. . . Frances William* 1- inking treat­ ing and the ladies of the neighbor­ hood bellied her lo-celebrate lhe East State Street ments for her eye* in h.ii.uii.i.-in-. Harn- Simpson was in Kalamazoo occasion by going with well tilled Jusl Indore lhe noon hour, T,Mr. Marlin and jfaimbi. -j, Meda. baskets and taking dinner with her. and have returned from l when- spending the afternoon socially, they have bceii snendmg th- winter. she was auprrised all right. Those Miss Grace Bolyen spent Sunday from away were Mrs. Floyd Colli­ son and Mr*. Rex Walers uf East wilh her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Tbadd-o-.Itoarh of Delton. .Mrs. Frank VanDeWnlker who Whir Awake Club. Comstock are visiting at the form­ NEW HIGH RECORD MADE lias been quite indisposed is |iuer-* brother, Albert Roaeli. the Wide Avvaki* Sewing Circle. FOR BANNER’S WART COLUMNS Mrs. Frank Olasner is .not im­ lirovirfg. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Honeysett Thursday afternoon at her pleasant. proving very fast- Mrs. Tungute is ------------gave a party Saturday 111. honor of home in Johnstown. The afternoon 9| Waul AdirrUsrmrnl* Lwd Week, also ill. at thia wrilimlhefr daughter BellieT* birthday. Mr. >nd .Mr*. W. I Mull were in । was devoted to needlework and coq- - Battle Creek.on hUlhm«. Thursday. Those present were her grand par­ venation, also n good program was A Record Never Before Equalled ’ In a Town of This Size. The ladia* of tbe IU**- Aid So­ ents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Byron Fisher of enjoyed. A delicious twu coqr«‘i ciety met nt Ute nom- <>f #r. and Woodland and Mr*. Caroline Hon­ luncheon wa* served by tlm hostc.-»■ — Last week Hie BANNER vslnWishMrs. E. Wilks fop their itmnthly eysett of Burlngbrook and a. large The mrnnbera presented her •‘ ed a new record in it* Watil Adv, company of her girl friend*. She tMHik. Mr*. aAndrew Ketcham meeting, Wednesday. "f service, printing IH want advert ireFrank Kelley is aldl working for wa* the reeipieiit of many gift* and Mcey will entertain llm club in: incuts. making nil told nearly three many'good winties. M. D. Trafford. May. ! columns. Tins is a record never Mrs. Arthur,Shorter is still seri­ - Mis* Mary Traffonf. of Lansing, j before made in n city of this size, SDlh'ilWEST CASTLETON was lhe week end visitor of her ously ill. Her son Hay is HioukIiI । and is evidence of the. wide circulabrother. M. D. TraJTonl mid family. to be improving, although his fev­ Mrs. James Mead of Morgan *i>rnl’ tion and splendid service given Miss Richardson of .Hastings has er is not broken yet. Thursday afternoon al Tobal Gar- through our Want columns. For it been visiting at. the home of W-ll. lingrr's. -stands to reason that people would * SHL LTZ. Jone*. . , Frank Price iiiovihI hi* saw mill not use them as they do if they did Mr. and Mr*. I rani. H -ly-n spent • .Mrs. Grace Clark of Kalamazoo onio Mr. Naylor'* farm west of not tind it prolllnlde to do so. spent a few days last week with her Quimby, Wednesday. Sunday at.C.>C. Peti'iiKill'-. . We could print columns every Will Lcinaar and dmichter. Ada parents .Mr. nnd .Mrs. Wm. CliuniAaron McClelland visited hi* week, showing lhe ret urn* received J Swanson, intend to move back to bcrlain. coming. Hazel mid Eva McClelland hy those who used the ‘BANNER’S Mr. and Mrs. A. Lammers spent al Bat-rjvillc. Saturday... . their farm, west of Hickory in lhe Wants' of — the week ........... - ... ........... before, In tho — Thursday with .Mrs. J. pills. near future. . Albert McClelland nn«T family way of lost article* restored, or ai Gale Saunders and Starling Mod- spoilt Sunday al Vcrdan Knoll's, tide* found returned to Um rightful .Mr*. Carrie Scott of Batlie Creek is the visitor of Anthony tilaaner rack spent Saturday al Mr. and near Nashville. I owners, or live stock, tool*, etc. a<l-. Mrs. Mod rack's farm. and family. ■ Nancy Miller of Battle Creek 'ertiscd that were sold, or real eMrs. G. Dickerson and Mrs. J. Mc­ i* .Mr*. Harold Newkirk who Ibis been spending a few days With Mrs. .«M« di*l*'«e. of or, Iioum-s rented or laid up Wilh p apniiiitd knee is Leod spent Monday with' Mrs. tL Tobal Gm-linger. some desired articles Jocutcil by Um now.able to take up his position as Baechlor. . one who Wanted to buy it. But tlm Mr. and Mm. John Horn spent mail carrier. .... . .____________________ . conclusive evidence of th- worth of Dr. H. B. Manrtiall o(ir velcriuary Friday in Hastings with their XMirn run down with kidney u„, BANNER'S Want Adv*, re lbsprgron has taken Up hi- qtntrlera daughter. Mrs. Carrie Shultz, who muljl... lurL».-lie, rb.-uilul ,in or ,hal g| „( n,vl„ Ul,i„ a nimlder in llm hotel where hr has a well is very ill. liladder weakness, w-akne**. turn turn quickly quickly for for single ■ issue. ■ — Foley Kidney Pill*. Mrs. Aldrich was a iJvllon call- 1[help help to Foley. Pills. You equipped office. er Tuesday. ■cannot take them into your syslene ' ‘ Ihcm into y — ‘ — School Noles. John Hart of Orangeville *|>enl I without having gotHi good result*, results. Ii.mre. ’.lins. ...(limit iiavinx • ■ ........ — The eiglith grade 1-drilling con­ Sunday with his brother, Harrison IN. •’’ Fox, ”— llimrod,’ N. ” Y-says: ” ------- “Foley — re-l-d for violating th- ordinance siderable on review topic* mid cur­ Hart. i Kidney Pills have done me more’ winch undiiliils hlocking.ljie sidcrent event*. • Mr. and Mrs. Titus moved Lo .g<HHl than irirsUM) worth of nmdi- walk*, was held m Justice (.adwalThe "Courisbip of Mil-e Stand­ Hastings, Saturday. Ine." They give you good il-sul|g. lud-r’s court on *l*im*diiy aflerimon. ish" will be completed 1>y the sixth l he jury 'disigreed. Little Dorothy Owens of Cedar: -Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. grade Illis week qs rrmliiig, ,after Creek spent Saturday nnd Sunday'• which they will wnt- th- story. with her grand father Joe Ham-, ; We And that even tenth graders inond. .. . . can digest t^few thing* in ArilhmeMr. and Mrs. Ed Gales called on [ llc which will be of value to them in lhe future. This is just the age their daughter. Mabie in Hlckorv. when llm pupil can fully compre­ Corners. Sund&y.* Those on the sick list are Helen | hend Arithmetic, n Pole'ranHing is Ilia sport of llm McCarty .nnd Gladys Smith. day. Some of Hie t«>y* have be­ Mrs. Hoiighlalin of Hastings1 come master nf fit- Srt to llm extent spent Saturday with.Mrs. Bu.-U. If you have any work in the above lines I shall be more that lhe earth nejongvr nossessed than pleased to-figure with you on the Job. And you will aliraclion for them, mid they pro­ ceeded to eljinir th- trees as upon, Foley Kidney Pills ^uccemfut for find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. but were ordered out. Rhrmiiatisiii and Kidney Trouble. My Other Lines—-Pneumatic Pressure Systems, , Primary Room. Positive in action for Iwckacip-. Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. ’The pegfecL -p-llers jh>» week weak bark, rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles. I*. J. Boyd, Ogle. were Edna Wilhwn, Fern .McCue. Imvell Dewey. Blnncho Kelley. Vern Texas, writes: “After taking two j Philley, Bert Philley. Veidah Werl- bottles <>f Foley Kidney Pills, my j man, George Duffin and Frank Duf- rheumatism nnd kidney trouble are I DELTON MICHIGAN completely gone.’’ Safe ami offecfln.* Arthur Muholiand.—Adv. The fourth grad- Geography class has been-al inlying Europe. Fodrlh grade Language learned “Four Lear Clover" lid* week, Nina Slorr wu- absent Thursday and Friday on nerminl of illness. We made reed inala Jhi*- week. Church Notes. 3(. P. Church. Regular services- next Bunday. Special music. Thera were three baptized Sunday morning and Lwo taken into the clmreh. There were live new members taken in Easier morning and mm hapllzed. — ■Reniembcr May 3, Go-lo-Cburvli Sunday." > .~ Prayer meeting Tuesday evening. I SCHOOLS TO HOLD MAY < FESTIVAL AT CLEAR LAME D. C. Vuntlercook, County Y. M. C. A. Seerclary, and Rural Tenchcrs To Cooperate. The pupils of half iv dozou. -or more of (he rural schools, in lhe vicinities of Builtield and Dowling, will Cooperate in holding a May Festival, under the auspice* of the Cuuuly Y. M. C. A., nt Webster’s lleaorL Clear lake, probably during tlie Ibini wx-ek in .May. .Secretary^ D. C. VunderciKik and* Hm teacher* are now. making the pTeliininary arrangetipviils for thi* event, which afford a line eaterininm-nl. There will be a dumber of athletic, con­ tests, and other interesting features. 1 g Palace of Sweets under new management, and opened ready for trade. Fancy Ice Cream in bulk or brick Home Made Candies. \ We Invite you to patronize us Fred A. Merritt Hastings Michigan PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING CHAS. DENE.AU, DE LAVAL Cream Separators stonS point. Charlej OsImh-ii sold |hh nice young Injun of st-ey* mm day last week, to parti-.- from Ihoyidirth. / Joseph Miwunumr. is ir»w convaleacenl, having r-i-..v«red from his recent serious ilfiiess. Mrs. Ben Landi* and family of1 Woodland. Mr. nnd Mrs. Beehay and Willard of Haslinus visited their parehls Mr. and. Mu. Lpwis Hilton. Sunday. , The fanners of this vicinity are pr-ptusiig the soil RM* data and do- | ing numerous <dh<-r tbings whirl) rdinind u* Unit "sinnig" is wilh us j unco again. Mr. and Mr>. AUi-r Osborn; life­ long resident of this place, have; retiled limit- farm and are moving. Jo Hastings (his wv<dc. -‘Ih-y wdl move in their n-w hmne in the |lr*l ? ward. We Inqm limy will get Ihal well earned rest that they deserve, after working till th<-*»s yours on the farm. We are. glad they are going im farther away and we hope they ! will like H'-ir m-w quurtora. .Mr. an<l Mrs. T.*ll Ibnlcbaugh and children ale Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mr-. Aloqzo HlltoipU Mar­ tin Corner*. Mr. and Mrs. Elz y M«ad of Mm--gan were callers at Jamas McPeck's, Sunday. -c »Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Willimns mid Huth. Apcnl luast Saturday io Kidaiiuuoo, .Mr*. Nancy .Miller of Battle Crook and Mrs. Warr-n Dailey of Hie “jtidge-* visited Mi-. Sylvester Osbiit r> lust Friday. Mr. and Mr- Elia*. Everts of Nasliv ill-, vidled al tlie- farm .Suh- ■ ^&r_intd Mr--, ''.tias. OckUnrmt*pi>at 1 Tlm Western Union I'elegraph ofliee. which was moved ifp town several weeks ago, has l"ftl moved htQkJo Hi” M. G. 41. It. piUitymfeE Snqday With Mr. Uiid-Mp*. JM'll.mtj . stulivu. Clanuirc Bigg*, wiui had Sloeulii iif Sumi.) II-j charge of the office, vyill seek cm| pioyuiwl elauwheru. -ILIMSDI W.WI ADVS. are the cheapest as well as the best LOOK AHEAD! ’ ' IHINT.UIY TO SAVE $l<l.0(J TODAY IF IT M EANS A loss id cents a day for all llm years a '7!’'?111 •’•IKAratcr Jnay last you. THAI'S JUST WHAT YOU WILL DO IF YOU HUY A cheap Ar inferior separator simply .'•‘•■au-e Hs llrst price is n little less Hum that of lhe De Laval. WHEN A PRUDENT MAN BUYS A CREAM 1SEPARATOR he knows Ihal what he is really paying for Is not Jusl so much iron, steel, brass nnd tin, whether it is called a separator . or not WHAT HR WANTS IS.A MACHINE lo perform a certain service, and hr must be sure of the machine doing tlm work for which il is intended us thoroughly and with as lillle •illori and care ns |io*sible on his part. lit SANDS OF BABCOCK ANTi other tests have proved that the Ih-Laval skiins c.fnser ihun auy.Mtiher cream separator under any conditions nnd |i.irlit:uiarly under the hard­ er condition-, always exporieimml at times. . JUST THINK WHAT a loss of as little as tl) cents worth nf creutu-ul each skimming means to yon in a year—twice a day fur 30$ days—over t*7t).oo. and with us ninny ns ten cows iIO.I..—.- aiopc from an inferior Nepnratdr usually amount to mon- than tins. CIIEA.MERY.ME ......................... ........ JIO ARE DEPENDENT ON THEIR separators for business sui-rcss. hav ■long since, found out the dilfen-iu-e between Indmval and uUier separators, with the re -nil Ihal Dcl.nval factory ->-paralors an: almosi universally lists! the world over today. DE I.AVAL HEPAIJATORS ARE IDENTICAL IN ALL sizes, fur one cow or a Hiousand. and the differences .between separators are just III” Mine with tlm smallest inuchinoaiml the larg--1. l imy mean as much relatively to (he litll” ils the big user. ’ THEN THERE IS A SAVING IN LABOR BECAUSE OF THE EASIER running nnd greater i-upumly of tho 1>oLhvuI over other machines mid tlm less cure i-rquired in vlcnmug and adjiislnmnt. Worth nt least ll) cunts a day. AND I HERE IS THE INDISpt TABLE FAW THAT A DE LAVAL muchiim lusts' from Um to twenty yeure as qgaiitfl an avoragc of Rom two l<» five years in the case of other Sepa­ rators «-r live times Hie average life of conipetilivo machines. THESE ARE HIE REASONS WRY DE LAVA I. SEPARATORS ARE cheapest as well ns le>t. why thousands of other machines are yearly being replaced with I g-1 .avals and why Ih-ir iim- i-.nitddly liecbniing as universal on llm farm a* in the crcaumry. IT SHOULD HE REMEMBERED MORLOVF.lt. THAT IF FIRST COST is a M-rlous ronsideratimi n Drlatvnl Separator may Im bought mi such liberal leniis tliat it wtll actually save |giy for ilaelf, as many thousands of lhwu have done. Aldrich Brothers Co HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS AND FURNITURE Delton, Michigan �THE HA GS BANNER ranted Men and team* for stall' reward road work al Itenw-r, gUWi.por day. Work H» tewn daily. Addn*** W. H.' Iioflhami llornep, Mich. t-wk 'Best for the <’*>niin»JJ fr«»m i*xe «Jx! best i<iipportc|*M foi no work 1*more' p in mlic (hag ini,,. Tho Chapter Imd.lbo -pleasure nf! I'nivrtaiMing u a gip' <1 at this meet-1 For Hale—Farm df-® acres, sei lion mg Mi«s Buewortli of Silver Creek, 1 19. Cartlelou. L’ihhI building*, Nexv'Yorl., wteirwas regent of the about h acres of limbed. Would Chapter there which started into <<Hi half Task fur 11 to putbuild- etidrnre with a .-b.m.-t memberings up. Cun give immediate. •hip of *>v»»r IRo she i* p,*<MMid»ii. Hoa«'nahlo terms; a most milhusiusii J». A. R. work­ W. II. Cogswell. Phone IW I Iona, er and in i.nu li wiili all tho'nwwoments uf the big order. White In But tonholes mail* For Sale Cheap—Rough l-hirh lum­ For Hair -Early . her lor roofing and sheeting, also llffl 2 rfngi*. bill sluff. Phom* had. Inquire F. G. Pierro. Cily. IL For Sale—Quantity "f household goods consisting nf a rpnin*<ilar rftngo: Peninsular hard run) im.-u* liiiHHir- I'roHu, I LiL uruul nl- .-..nl -1 H..I-. i in.-nfi -lActal utlifj chairs; ?l ITiM*; 2 seta ttrjqirtngv; 2 matin******; 2 dn**ecrs: 2 ingrain carpels; 2 rng carpets; feather lust; several gnod lace curtain*: lor s.lr-0, I 430; Ono J. i.- «~i»<* i»**|iaim»i, u. x54 with wind atarker and belt* In gum! running order. (60. Frank Slocum, Route 0. if M/aated Kfjgs—1 will pay a premium for IOOU cates uf vlmn eggs. |li cleaning use damp rlolh. do not dip egg*-in waler. Url oui prices. Phono 55. Joseph Rogers niiirii—*..“'•i reliable temperate farm hand, muni Ih* married ami able to do all kinds uf farm.wnrk. Steady employment *lh<* year rvun’d /or the right man. Salary K’tiiti per year, kimhI limise. wii keep row and Imrse, furnish, tele phone, fruit. hog. garden. etc. Ad imtatne Chapter has accfomplishrd wonder­ ful Work. Mucli ot the.Civic work of: jlho town is tindqr their superviskm. (They have restore.I .-ui old historic­ al (•■•mi’tory, and Vvnriy clothe the l-npi1* "f a cqlore.l inisiuon school ,111 llm sunlit, Mntriteito largely tn jlho work among the inteinlaiimers. । and in every w.iv are a strong ; prnjtrcMivo etaplcr; , Mr». Meliteum 1 I-1" ; gram wilh currotfl item* of interest. and told of the orgnmnition at Kulnmaxoo of a anctely <>f ex-nyem* at wliich lune she wn* present. She also showed th<’ . i. q.iec a book wrillen hy Cgrman Silvia. Queen of Iteuinania. and presented by her to u l-hnily Virginia Mason, the cover of t-wk;which is a rich piece of hrm-aded __________________________________ -ilk. formerly in a tire** worn by For Kent—Convem**nl six room Marie Antoinette, A member of the a(*artnmnf. Inquire Id-'Av Bnsul family has presented ihe. book to ' ” ’ - Mr*. .McElwain, an,! she in time, in- | lends that it ahull le-eomc Hie 1 property of tho Ch.-q.b 1 Tlie unital uncial Itnur cwwwd the . aflemnon. Tho annual election of ofllcer* will lake ploeo-at llm May The Comfort df V5130” Begins with the Pattern One reaaonLwhy Bine Serge cessful sub {well desip/ ^The Of course you’ll find “5130” Here Clothes Comfort for men is our business It is not only in clothes, thought that we make a study of comfort. v It is in the little things as well that we strive to please you. You will not get a suit of underwear here that binds you or lies loose all over, if we know it—you will not buy socks that stub out at the toes. You will get the benefit of our experience in the selection of colon that do not flash or dash in the new ties you need. And it goes without saying that a “5130” Special Blue Serge Suit at $15 or.any one of the many patterns of Clothcraft Clothes at $10 to $20 will give you comfort and genuine satisfaction. Prohate Judge Lewis I.. Thomp­ son. of Allegan, wa* in Hastings on Monday in the Inter,-*i of his candidpey for congre*-* Jtidgi’Thwnpsmi is a man of pleasing personality a tine speaker and an abb* lawyer. He would mako good as a congress- For Hale—Good eighty acre fa'tti ng grape without buildings located in Irv­ ..,— ........... -.ulne. will lo- -Banner (Mdali* ing township, Sec. 39. Two an« hear next year. Call 535 W. Bond long 2 short. vi nl....... nl.’ three quarter miles from Irvlnt Station. Hix mites from Hastings Wauled—Girl Iu du griihral. IiousuHas tea acres of tinilier, go,s| pas­ For Sale—lirown man* 3 years old . work. Wage* 83JIO weekly. Two ture. About sixty acres of plow wi about ttft). Broken single or iu family. Morgan Jones. Phone, land. On main Irnvellcil road double. Hu reel Phillips. Phono i-wk! two gnrxl district srhools within c 291-3 rings. mile. Wont lo sell at once. Foi For Hale — Eight room house wit li price and terms write to Mrs elec.lrieiiy and gas. Can ho - George Hubbard, Coxutanline bought al. reiisuntibte price. Alia) Mich. 2-wki two lino lots in desirable portion of cily. Phone 310. . if. 5130 .Clothcraft All these things and many others, spell comfort because they mean satisfaction and ease of mind—this is part of our business —we believe in more than the mere selling of goods—we want to serve you. HASTINGS MARKETS Corrected. Thursday. April 23. 1914. Wheal is quoted ioday al 95 cent* iw*r iMishel by tin* Hnstirm Milling Co.. oilier. prices change on eggs. Wheal and nala. J G. F. Chidester Hastings, Mich. Wanted—A young mustang mare for driving. Lester Webb, Mor- For Sale—New milch Durham cow. 0 years old, wl. about ttSO. Alim K/m Cable-Nel.son upright piano wdl !U*II cheap. Inquire ut George sSinilh, Jr’s meal market. i-wk F*~* Hale—Three coUA PerehiTOr bred, coming three years ol? Frank Allerding. 2 mite* north an? 1 mile East of Cafltnn Center - ClUxenk Phone 109 I long I short I Ake Odessa. 11 Made By Most Plodern Machinery—French's White Lily For more than 37 years the DEMAND for French’s White Lily Flour expenses. It takes TIME to FINISH flour, and such mills arc PUSHED for "TIME" to get out "PRODUCTION," whic^ they must have in order CJaterns built, cleaned and repaired All work guaranteed. Phone or leave word al Smith’s Market. Le< Smith.' Cily. ________ U ed French’s White Lily in preference to all others is OUR BEST ASSET, to pay EXPENSES. and that no expens? on our part is too great to seek to MERIT their continued QUALITY. The quality simply can NOT be smooth and even where the confidence. machinery stands IDLE >4 to x6 hours out of every 84, and is permitted to There are flours and flours on the market. You simply "pay your money And the flour made in such mills is NOT of EVEN "cool off" before sterling up again. Then there’s the BEST—French's White Lily. . It isn’t put up in any For Hale—Gorki dry mixed woo? .4X25 per coni delivered. Phone A l». Sylvester or Geo. Tolhurst. If the BUYER. It wasn’t made to USE. If you buy that kind yoy are certain to have failures orr “baking days.” or Bote—House and lot 312 North Broadway; 2 blocks north of monument. Inquin? Leon Hop­ kino. pity Water Works. 2-wks Then thert’s the flour that’s simply “wheat ground up." There’S no skill use of the housewife. It’s made in mills where the manufacturers MUST make the FLOUR that goes into our sacks, the very BEST it can possibly ^iew equipment of the very latest models of machinery, NOT to make more flour, but tb make BETTER flour. For Sale—Modern 9 room house ’ within block and a half of pour! house. Inquire at 425 West Court Hl. Also have two other houses fur sale. , i-wk shove through a certain number of bushels of wheat every 8 or to hours in a profit. It’s the kind that’s made in ALL mills that run only 8 or xo hours White Lily a CLEANER, PURER. BETTER flour than Foe Rent—After May 9, modem house built by Mudge estate on South East Street, formerly oc­ cupied hy John Koossien. Thi* house has all modern conven­ iences. P. T. Colgrove. 2-wk3 a day. Such flour isn't FINISHED, because the mills are lacking in up-to- we DON’T CHARGE YOU ANY MORE. Why not try date equipment. And even if they had the equipment, they could not afford FOR YOURSELF. order that the manufacturer may pay rent and running expenses, and make ANY OTHER, but a sack and SEE For Hale—Extra pood twin auto seat top buggy and single har­ ness. Inquire BANNER office. F«< Sale—Good 1 tiki ll>. dri'.ing horse. Good driver and will work •m farm. Dr. Guy C. Keller. Dowling. Harting* and Bantleld or Kate—3 acres of the late Henry Balch eahrtP, Baltimore township. Phone Lacey exchange. Byron Munger. Dowling. Route t. 2-wks u Baie-ttevnaT gallons ot pure —syrup. Call up W. ll The Middleville Roller Mills MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN. �THE HASTINGS BANNER APRIL 23.1914-20 PAOLI PART TWO-PAKS 9 TO It — Here is Some Inside Testimony As to the Results of the Use of Certain Goods. a* lo ttafl *P’ • FRENCH EXPLORER (trading t»dst stood on ii«- .-a-t side :<if (lie KnlamMOo rtv«‘i mi a «m,- that now enclosed by Um bound* <n 1 whirl i* tho HivoMiW ccin.-t.-ry, lihTONTI,• IN MICHIGANJis ; mediately prior to the advi-nl r>f Iht Tho original “Keeley Cun-" fnr lint of over MUMIO individual [•resent settler*, sei..... ' ’■ , present thi* was cohdestroying the appetitn for alcohol­ consumer* of liquor. The list 1 GI1F.AT FHENCIIliAN' W.W FIIWTJducted *•> :‘lii ducted . by a a From ic liquor* wo* establish*! at i* the result of thousands of name of' l.umalville. WHITE MAN TO CROSS KAL“ “ 11wight, HI., nnd has a nation-wide dollars of advertising. Their stock ot good reputation for accomplishing it* Each individual on Iho list is steel trap*, sponr tu»<-. h-m-. jdnnAMAZOO COI NTV. adverti*rd object wilh tltn«* who a regular user of' liquor. Thee kets, beads, clothing. h:u-, cap* and really nnd thoroughly desire-to ob­ list of names I* new, live, and ; - ■ fan unfailing supply. -4 brandy arid tain lhat result. Naturally if them jwhisky. , bate circularized it regularly. GULL CORNERS, OR RICHLAND, wa* no liquor consumed (lion I In IHI2 the lirst fora.- wa* builtwould bo no business for n “Keeley Wo will furnish this list in i IMPORTANT IN EARLY DAYS S' ' >■. var Cure." ■ ’ quantities nt five price* listed I ■tipirdi It I* rare Ihal lhe mnnufnclurcra below, reniHtnn(-«*» to aecom- ■ ---------- ;— llii* ini* territory, lerriiory. built num a « fon on-- ..n nnd wholcitnli'r* of alcoholic |»ovpaiiy uacli order: UUNIl) (n 50.Inlm-dhifi Facts About Kalamazoo wifi allerwant* know > (Ke cragv* admit the devlltrih nature of ooo. wop: 20.000. 4cmm»: itt,oon. tell pigee," and made .n. their bUMtne**; they.prate about ■ coo. umu fTjW tioM h " which (0 harass tluf Am.-n.nr •peraonal Hliprty," ami talk ab*QUi We will not furnish this list Aniliutcd tilth Barry t.o. i p-nr Ili;iny years the!.- |i;j. h-vn' the modirinal use* of their *llmuin lot* of h's* than tO.OQii. Dis­ lania. But the awful aide of liquor continuance of business Jan. I, ■ hi the early day*,. Kalamazoo | discussed, pro and ■ .-o. wtm wa« county was well-known to the rest11"' Drat, permanent *eii(.-r m tli.-| drinking i» u*unlly revealed is thi* occasion of our selling <>ur through the court* or the record* mailing list. , -jdenl* of Barry’ county, wtm camei county. “Wv^ral iia'<- t-m—forth now llic'h- claims, but after careful i-.m*iderof luylum*. or “Keeley cure*.” of Accnnling to tho Chicago Trili- llhraugli Gull Owners, -■ •• ----thow Iasi there nr*- many, and iliey tinft Iho reading of I his lol ter creat­ I land, ns was also Branson. now atioh anil dispute •'■• m- fn.m all Kdoncit aid the uiifurluiiate vlcllms ed a -profound Aimsalimi at 4fy«> , Kalaliiazoo, where wa* Incut ml Um। .daia.avaUahla.-io\.lp! of Hie drink linbit to reform, if congressional committee meeting in 'government land other. All of lhe win Mason tind Bazel llarrram. . Edwin Mason was a native ' of their will-power Im* not berh de- Washington. And wo would think early pioneers knew a great deal ' Lilrhlleld county, G»inn. Accom­ Hirfiyod by their Indulgence. •it would. It will gn far tnward almul Kalnnlazoo county, which। panied by his wife,'Clari*-a. and a But below we give a letter from opening the ini' eye* cyl'll of oi the me people to in,; - • , , ................. • — .... ltarr>’ county was Ural family of several children, tie came a Kentucky di*tilling romimny the curse of the liquor traffic. Why tn Detroit hy way of it... anal and l-’-l. ---- ----L bust- M'l Ill'll. through their di.-dributing agent al should*----any--------people allow any lake, and from then- 1-y i.-ain ■ K:m*a* City, that frankly admit* no«s (o exist wlion accnrdihg to th*1’ debniii-hing. niaii-ilexlraying those engaged In it il means that ‘ V>o county history will be of in- and wagon, nnd settled in lln-hland township in lhe year IK23. Corfinlura of the liquor hturineM. Thi* “nur cuMnmera*' are “prospective' leresl to those who want to under­ h-lter i* alMohijely authentic. It pnlienls" for a dipsomaniac nani- stand better the condition* which wa* written to lhe KMey Institute tarium. and a business fhnt so un­ our early settler.* were familiar, was up, until a few year* ago, a very prominent- fanm । in llichland at Dwight, HI., only last DectHnltcr. mans men that praspoctivo drink with: ami wa.*-given by lhe PrcRident ot mania is their lot. And this is tho| Tin* Ural inhabitant of Kalamazoo township. As both f.ilhei and son were null'd hunters nnd lUltermen that Institute (0 Williniu H- Ander- ‘testimony of the wholesalers of lhe in their day, that il probably the tuitf. president of the New York An- accursed stuff. loric mound builder. Whim the reason they settled be\u Hie hank* li-Saloon Lcnguc. Air. Anderaon Thi* letter wa* written hy a man lirst pioneer* eatite to this country ln«t week gave it lo (tie Longre*- who was at the head nf a company* many earthworks are! mound* were of liulL laike. Judge Baze) llarriiou. nrr.<mpaninional .Coinniitte** nl Washington, engaged in the biisineM of supply­ found widely scattered over the lo­ ■ Jjed iiy liis family, 'anm>- tn Prairie which i* considering the Hobson ing liquora to individual liquor' cality. In many instances these| ’iTh’ stnicLures ’ined' human: human ! ‘hm bill which vidi* for nation-wide user*, probably in the dry stateVof, ea earth structures emda contained prahibltion. It wn* rend io Ihal. Kama* and Oklahoma, ami th- dry skeleton*, ornaments and iilensils. u •- l-.ru In committee nnd printed in Thura- rotreties of Missouri, ^nnims.111 is l^liiuedW.lbe P-’rlJon of ““jX^HnX.n ilny'it pti'ss dispatches from Wash­ Iowa amt Nebraska. Tho testimony: tin* exlincl i.ue, who oiiupiedi \i.i,..,in„.i m>,,...i> ir* t*_i ii.,,. ri.!.|ish ington. The writer of the letter given n.« lo lhe c.lTect on lhe users■ Kalamazoo county, wi-re rai».-i> ofi M^*” was W. Franklin, president of the nf Ihe.gnod* ought tn serve ns a Kentucky Distiller* Distributing warning to any of our readers who1 Co, of Kansas (illy, Mo. Tlie lat­ may tie patron* of such “distribut­ "■ ....... ter read* as follows: ing" concerns. l>o they wish tn Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 3. 1913. , be included with prospective pa­ "’hen a young num Ba/.-l HarriKeeley Institute. Dwight, III.: < tients in Keeley cure*’ if nnl.i ' 11 is generally supposed Ihal lhe Gentlemen—Our customers are । mnund builder* were related to liu- *“*’ o-moved to the -i.ile of I ennthey ought to be wise enough to| Azlee* of tmcit-nl Mexirn. MUne syhirma. where he vxa- .Harried I., ynuf pro*p$ctive patient*. Wo can pul ojj your desk u mailing let the sluff alone. { niillmrilie* eVen. claim the Azlec*. Martlm MiHwel . hoi n I-bniary I. -— • sprang .from .. iiTjt. jn (Hili they iiHw-d to henTEACHER ACCEPTS JOB . I".............. ........ rnnimd tmilde ill: ''-X& —,r IN OTTUMWA. IA„ SCHOOL Mi** Caroline Andrus of tin* city, , will (III the vacancy caused by Mr. .» , , Merrer's resignation. II. J. Mercer Receives S3M1 IncreiiM' Annually.. MLss Andrus Card of Thanks—We wish to Take* His Plucc. thank our neighbors. rclathe* nnd' II. J. Mercer, instructor in Eng­ .during the illness and death of lish and history in tho Hasting* our beloved and mother.* We high school, has gone In 0(1 urnwa. also thank wife and Iu. where he Ims accepted the po­ Baptist Indieslhe forPre*byivrinn the beautiful sition of teacher of history and flowers and Rev. Bells for his com­ English at an increase of more forting words. than he received in Hasting*. Ho J. M. Hall, igi*. ^wwt.Moat W.-n.-Filsiiee. • Mis* Lynne Hail. Adv. town nn Thursday nnd heard Mr. Give our Want Column a trial for Mercer leach aoine nf hi-* .clnsse*. Hr was BO well pie.ised that hr al everybody reads IL The Fountain Is Flowing and all the will surely are on tap. dae, a Soda delightful flavors that appeal to your tastes Call and order a Sun­ or Milk Chocolate. C. E. HARVEY North Side Pharmacist Hastings, Mich. fc. ...um o.u iiiiirii *-*n- imj.** ■ .................'----copper has been found in the IoiiiIh for.several yoat>. I.uh r they and ruins of these race*. If ih,* Immigrated tn (.lark >minty, tllii*. AjiIih-s did spring from tin- mouml I ’’ l >’’' bvod unlit >>*mmg io builder** we may place their tir.'l | Kalamazoo county. habitation in this Jecnlily, in all .Benjamin Harrison, i •isiit-r of lhe Azle'cs gov-jand-the father of fonmi Pi••sidegt l<> alwlnl l(ial11 Harrison, was au tin*•!•• <>f Hazel When Hazel Hart l*- n •■unn- !<• mounds being opened was in the' Prairie Rondo lowiisli'l’wa* ac­ (all of IH3I when the mound in wliat companied in addition to his f:m>l is now known us Branson park was ily, by Henry Whipple, a *mi-m-lnw an<I a luun hy the mine of Davidsou. When HasvsoSW-werivrd llml son and E. lai kin Brown of School­ French had aleearly mmied the craft. . latge -prairie where he settled | The next race nf people to. «»<’■- "Prairie llonde." meaning the round . copy thi* region were tlu- Indian*. lire plgin. Tlie Indian name was J Wlirn lhe l-’ri-nch'made their dis- Wn-we-«>s-ci>-taiu-»rotah. | covery aiubejfplofalion of Michigan As in all early •elilvmenl*. liten-j ■ this lociililv wa* occupied by tlie ha* been cmitr«iver*n-s as to when ‘ Miami*.. This tribe, .about tho year the first while rliitil was . born.j 1700, was driven out hy the Potta- Some claim the Mason family oft” ! watninies who had migrated from t iravn Bay, Wi*., ainl n-mahiml hen? linciinn. but the authorities seem to center mi two persons, both wo­ until removed by federal treaty. । The Drat wlpte man l<> visit kala- men of Prairie Hondo township. I ! mnzoo county was probably LiouThe parent* of Eliza J. WilmarHi. < kfnant Tonti. an Italian adventurer. who-came to Prairie Ronde in I who was an ofll6-r of the.LaSalle March. 1829. .lamied ttail llwlr A •*xpi>diHon. IwiKnlle diMttvrtTd the h”n*. "• J I mouth ofUlie St. Joseph river No- 'ig'-'.'1'"’7 vvinber I. I<179. and diiring (link {month scut-Lieutenant lonfi on an expedition tn reconnoiter tin- cnipiUry. Siiire SI. Joseph i* only a enee that -how- ili.-it Culistajth - trifle over fin mile* from’ Kahunnzno er was born |u hairie liniutp. July! ▼ -it is supposed Ihal Lieutenant Toiiti 29. 1H29. In sul-laiilintioii/.f tln*| 0 {traversed whni is now Kalamazoo lhe writer while surveying A Pruir-j . . county. j 1 11** Ural white men to.make an teARonde. townslifp disgftvorcd ai^ SOME OF THE THINGS YOU WILL NEED IN PREP/ARING YOUR SPRING OUTFIT BATISTE, Indainty pattern* and attractive color*, ■tandard width*...... .’......... 10c yd. GINGHAMS Excellent pattern* in itripe* and check*, •i*o plain colors.-..... . ........................ 10c yd. PERCALES In rtripes.dol*. check*, n good **i ment of color*, 86 in. wide...... 10c yd. Special Lot Ginghams In itripe* and check*, 10c value ipecinl at ..TJ^cyd. THREAb Mercerized cotton thread, look* like *ilk, costs Mine as cotton, Sc spool. Silk thread 4c spool CREPES Fancy Crepe* in figure* and *trlpe*. fine pattern*, also plain white. 12^0, 14c, I5canil I9c yti. Laces and Embroideries Narrow embroideries, wide embroideries, embroidery flouncings, embroideries for all purposes From 5c to 75c yd. Wc have some beautiful patterns in Valenciennes, Baby Irish and Torchon laces at - - 5c yd. Also wider laces that we sell at 10c that are really worth 15c. . j • HOSIERY Women’*, Childiea’a dud Men**, jn black, white aryj tan.-nigvalue*.............. . ........................... lOo to 98c NEW YORK STORE Hutings, Mich Will he Suit Week at our store This will lx? just the time when y mi should determine - on - your Spring­ Suit. We believe ourofferings in Men’ s Suits fur this week wijl.be matchless —wonderful wearing ‘fabrics—*Fashio ns Pet Patterns­ ■the world's acc.-i-icd styles. . Your clothes tastes will find ans wer here, and you don’t need a swollen “green and yellow" filled pocketbook to get just exactly what you want See our Great Big Values at $12.48 Cash All wool blue, grey and tan serges; fancy -pure worsteds and high grade cassimeres. The most complete and u p-to-diite showing of Men’s Suits ever shown in Hastings at any where near this price. In these suits will be lhe following desirable features: High grade trimmings and linings, hand tailor­ ed shrunk haircloth fronts, hand-filled collars and notch lapels, reinforced pockets, etc. Our specialties this year are suits at $9.98, $12.48 and $15.00 Grant H. Otis 8 Co Phone 74 Hastings, Mich. Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. , . . . . Garden Seeds . .. .. t o - f T" broken ? the broke lowing wi “Sarah. rdied-Janu three ni< the moth born ip l "Abran 10, 1H7 eight row a i this p A ” ♦ WUNDERLICH GROCERY ♦ ____ „ PHONE 83 Jefferson Street 4 Deliveries Daily ♦ Hastings, Mich. ♦ ———: —----------- -- b*lmie. Piecing t»K«'lher the fol­ try a banner want ad-they bring results •fays. She wa* . ♦ ' j'lnyl September IB •• first whin! on I IlHVO lldlif too mucl it* Ural .•t'lib'i to tli<> aite iinbzoo wa* Titus Brons-m. inZjune 1829. He built a log ealunl trtmut 12 feel Wld- l>> 11 feet l.mu al I ar point on Kalamazoo avenue Bn-1 Zmitllulely west of West stnyd nnd ’close by Arcadia ireek that, flowed! Ihmugh a meadow about. 2ik> feet; north of the prvseid artificial rhiuinel.. It is doubfful it he was the! Oral dweller. how >r, as he .spent i , nf the ll.. next , rq lhe winter ami a pari nf irw*'R<>ndc settle-Ip rnent. . —- VVC IiaVe. M." S:! ♦ 'abode in Kalamazoo county were {French traders who barb-red with ; the Indians for braver, bear, coon Spring Necessities GLOVES Silk and liil* is black, white and tan. Excel_ lent value*. ‘ Beginning Saturday, April 25th, and continuing until Saturday, May 2 (Jur line of “Seeds is complete and fresh. Our ♦ prices are right. Get good seeds and have a little t * garden of your own. Just let us show you what ♦ « rim burial place wag iu a dismal,| ▼ unroiiignlir. *p«'t a Jew. rod# front the highway. Itecbhiiig in the tall • Spring Suit Week — - .- , - Probably the tirat actual dweller was William Harns who arrived in the spring of IKtfl wilh his fam-1 Hy. He erected bt- cabin under .the I hills north *>f lhe Mountain' Home I Gemrlejf.’- It has been proveirftfirt’J he lived here with his family be-1 fore, Titus Bron-'in brought jps' family west.’ Nathan Harrison. William Meade' and Elisha Hall followed Bartik a.' -few weeks later.'- Harrison built hurt abin on whar was known in early, Spoint ay* os Harrison * half-aero at a| where Portage creek empties j into the Kalamazoo river.■ At thia time the method of gel- Don’t Discard an Old Friend One that has stood by you through stormy weather and.fair,— one that has been your closest friend and companion in days past,—one that has clung to you in the dank atmosphere of cold, clammy days,—one that has gone with you to places where other friends would not care to go.—Don’fdiscard your old suit, coat or dress,—bring it to us and wc will refresh it and you. will love it as of old. ■ “WE WASH EVERYTHING EVERY OTHER □ HAY. American Steam Laundry gllULTERS BROS., PROPS. Phone 21.1 ' • Hustings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS i OESCRII Hastings Banner Will itlltapur andrftmily. • . Mr. and Mis. Emim-t F'clgbnw nf near Naidiyilk •Pjuit Fndty with Mr. and Mr*. Floyd McKay. ■ Mrs. Cti»«- Smith and daughteis Tin- following j,jut ha* been re- Jessie mid Ev»4p(-ni T|iut»day with ■ived from LKi.-arri.-Fni, and wu* .Mr. .-md Mrs. Sam Tahicy of South rd ten to ...... and ullier rrllivea in BgiUimo, t<miuh<p, and Mr. and Mr*. Frank Cogswell .I* seirt to tlm BANNER for pubh- spcsl Thursday with her parents Hiou, thinking hk* nMuy ,■ friends Henry* Mead und family of South utild |m- glad lo li-ar’from Uiliir ~ Hinting*. . . I • . Paris Island. March WIL Mr. Prii->-'* satyiuill of Nashville is »-ai- rather And AH The IU*»l Al sawing the timbers fur Reason Nay-. Hoim.’:— F . I will answer ywn .web-oino letter Alfred Fisbi-r of Muriia Corners spent Sumlay with Hamilton Munn and wife of this plan'. Mrs.'Orr Fisher uf Martin Corners spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hirnm Cogswell. Mr. and Mrs. Charley B.11 and Iwiby of Hastings and Orvin Allerd­ ing of Curllou *tM-nL Sunday with >lli<-*r.* and Hto ........ Mr. and Mrs. lioorgi! Bell. ailoiv I h'-lLlh'Uiijili Probate ConrL . Kstale of Christuidu r C. Merlaii. drrrasjtf. . Estate clo«ed against I'lainis. * Fk.lale of Mnr*l*Hll Boaitiv. miner. Lithium* hi sell real estate ut private COOK BROS., Editor*. nrrr-KrQUTB year rlages win b» prtn.l««| frss ** *••• ■uttor. No eominuBleiittaa will b® publtahed uifd*r any eircum»t*nc«» unlew ll b«*r» ih® WTitsV* n*m» and postoffics Estate of Maria B. Brltiilsall. <!••■eased. Final account allowed. l>tshatgr tSMI-d to Merritt Wood, ,H» guardian Ul’-d. Order Nellie Marsh, a* giianli:n E-lale of John Hurd, final accoiinl- of special adniimIrairiv lile<l and allows!. J»i«cliar* Grange Department I.AKEUEW. Mrs. Partner of Baltimore scent1 BATTLESHIP MINHUOTA Wednesday with her dauglitur Mrs. In ing Grange. Of lhe ship. How would you like CiMik for sueh a I .uielt of fellowi This is what ft fake* fur one bushels of putai"’ -. I1*1 heat culibage. H bushel' nf llinup; : iMjunds of beef, g laurels of c amt 5 burrela^xif ikmr lor a l>.<king. This wa« a boiled >11 We buy |»«?ef by up. ,-ar luaifi polalnes lhe miii>' • You say il lias In-. ii.x- ry cohl (lie pa»l winter. 1 beliexe,1 v Rave frozen if 1 had b*-eir thrr> 11 In- ground never h ‘ ! h:n>- b-Uuce. bcel:and other garden । an- m arly big eim , h.ne a small ganl। of corn. Wc hav die balance-wftHel of tn any a watch. Aeroplane flying imposes unforeseen and tryingcondiuoM on a watch. The acronlane vibrates constantly. It tilts at all angles. Often it lands with a jolt that would ruin PIKE & DAMON Phone 281 h “How Many Warrant Building a Silo.*”— Rlchai spenl Sunday with Mr. and 5 Sam Varney -d south of Nnshvilit Mr»and Mrs. F rank Charlton sp Sunday with Mr. and MF*. Cl Clark of Bridge St. N>-il mnf Archie Wilson Ami fam­ ilies <*f Carlton nnd Blake iUrnini' and family visited al il. AVilsmi'r Sunday. Plain Muffins 1 cup Aristoa Flour 2 level teaspoons baking powder 1/4 teaspoon salt * 1 teaspoon (or more) aogar Vt cup milk • 2 teas poena melted butter Mix dry ingredients; add milk and butter. Bake at least 20 minutes daugtiter We men haVe -.urn- pood times Tm-i e ■will be a large tlino loniglii hen*. The >-i)lial<-.i men have a bull here. Then* w.*<ubbul i-Aml- in from Bcantoil. port Royal and come from Aiu-u«ia. There will he lion or 7un visit-i- here all (old. so you see not much nli*ep for in­ tonight, as the dan— i« in (lie mess hall and our quail-: - are over the hall, and lhe dancing and the. music, sound so preUy .-nd plain. They are playing a Watu imw. I ha\e l>—n yn W hours liberty mul am tired *<i will close for tills tihie. With luxe lo nil. From your l.o’ing son. HEW <>F GULL LAKFA very pri-Hy wadding was sol*niiiized ot lhe hmm- <>f Mr. and Mr* Jcst-pli Hntue*. We<hn-*<l.0 ut high iiobii. wli>-n iheir daughter. Mi*.* Lulu Belle was milled ill innrnngr lo Mr. Leslie .*yu|thi. of Hlooniinudalc„ The brhb- wa* altended i<y her ulster, Mr*. John Pelimg aiid “What is Our Progress in Cure of Hie groom by hi* brother. Mr. GuyChildren add Young?................... Snifun. Mis* Ruth SniOln pltlyed Kehll.illi. ||h> wedding inarch ns lhe party cii­ - p-n*i Ihd parlor, where tin- cere­ mony was p>-rform>-d lij-Rev. Me"ihie Impnnviui-nl I Mean Httrir* nf the4»rn*- nnd-gru-on. I'he Make in My HmiAe Manngeme This Year."— ^Irs. W. H. Slianlz. bride was preUily-ullirnl in while Addie Einmnnds. Scc’y. crepe de cheiie and the bridesmaid ' ' Her congratulations a GraiiQe PrnfjruiiL ...... _ dinqvr uas*e*n< d and Program for Carllon Grange Nu. .all did justice to the good tilings 351. Aprd 25. lull: provided. The young couple re­ Bong selected by fbirus . <ceived many le-autiful ibid useful Roll Gall rcsiM>nd>-<i to by each gifts. , Tliey will make .their lionic member giving a senliiiieiil or far! in Bloomingdale. retail pg in some way Iq a cow. Fred Kelley ha* thReading th- farm Creed—Mr-. iiwood in the neight»orh Clarence ikivert. \ [past Week. “Which is Mure PruUlable. Mak-} ing Butter at Hom- «t S»llhtgT Whatever I Pleased."—-Mis* Nora Barr. Recitation. "Lust Capital.’— Mag­ gie Otis. . “What is Our-Proses* in Govt-rn- EAST HARRY. Mr*. Hallie Stanley and-daughlcr Helen spent Suturday und Bundqy iu Bal|In Creak. ’ r . Mr. and Mr*. Frank Town enter­ tained their mm Slt>-rinau and John WimhIs of Flat He Creek.- »l**» Mrs. W'H Town. Mrs. Vcrn Town gava a party for her m>ii D-laiid Saturday, il b«*uig hl* fourth birthday. Quit*- n nnmiM-r.of littto folks were pn-M-ul and' Mr. and,Mr*. Ia-*l«-r MllU-r jri-re} inrtook uf a nice supp-r. SiimUy guc.i-t of Sti-vca MiRer and: Ah*** N’elti<~ Rook'tank* ha* been vislling at. Unify M'hidby .-*. wife <>f near 'Elmdale. ■ Mrs. Will Sown ’ is ’ CDlA'i lanung Nt-llle Sullivaii sp<-nl the week 1 friends from lk-llon. end with Dale Freeland and wife of| Mr. ami Mrs. Kail Br I sinI aUendnear FJre<*(>uri. eil tin* lecture al Banlh-id Friday Wm. Winey mid Mill. Vernor of Kalaimuoo motored tliixiuali Iu the; Max Elchuix is still al the Buttle funner’* sister, Mr*. C. L.-Henney Creek hospital. Vann Malay of Indiana visited his I t*f Tii>-*ilny. ami ••njoyetl lhe tine father last week. NORTH C.AHI.TON. Mr*. Sarah Haff-ha* l»*-n nuiu-i ben-iLaiiibng I tic sirk the past week ' but is Iwtter at Uii* writtug. Our mail carrier, llcont NmcuH.1 has I....... enjoying the line weaUu-r Un- post week making his route in a tine new Oakland. Hoy Bunn and wife mh-iiI Sunday aith the fonudr’s parents, near SPRINGBROOK. Mr*. Nelson Ifa-r.- and. i-iiildrci gpenl Satunfay and Sunday in Kat- ing Butter ing Cream’ auut. Mr*. <hsirg>- Hurl P.-t-r Dekfld.T Im* I. Reading in Buying a Separator? H>>w Mai Warrant Him in Buytm.' a Silo?" Closing Song. . Augusta Hritanf. "Lecturer.' HUG. May find. i‘Jli: Mot her* Hay. Souk—“Une Sweetly Sok-uin Thought’ . . Roll call. respond"*) to hy each answering the .jurat luu. "What -rfr WBx G-iger look tapper al Mr. ami Three -Important Things Your Ur-., Chnlker*’ I hui*hy u/ulil. ' Mi»-« Lentil Miller <»f Springbrook spunl Friday with Mr. j»nd Mrs. Ira Tlie (.old"—Mr*. Mclxtiah Brv.niIlerilutioii—“My -Mother JUivin. “W4*sl Becomes of the Widow* Wtm .Arc Left Xolhiug But Or­ phans? What If Hi- Widows MilHappen* tn tie a Baby f --A talk and d|M-u«*ioil |»d by Mrs. Bliviu and Mr. G|lle.pie.f..||ow.M| by all. fielccl liuailipgf-Misa HitZiiian. flower? for inulh-Ts.* preseiilrd by Lhos of-Xbe Grant*-. lo ] rank Blaiu-I.. A«»yria. SLSuil. ' are .plaiiniiig to read lhe “ilunilet." ' . The lenlh iliade will'lnm pails ussigmHi to Uicin to "Hie Vision o(Sir luiuntal” and will li-uit i> soon take up another study. (dot. s> ‘Hie sixth grade i*'rea<b<ia “Fitz! Jarno und Roderick Dliu.' Nine of onr pupils have- earned-' tlC, half hyhiluys for |»erBrcL utlcudain'r ,,n„r . (lie pa'sl inoiitli. H:»ri Tku-cha* -iu x;»muaph>kJUas. JuaL h~uw , lukt-u up the study of Europe. kitisi.’ In G.smielry w>- hope * to .Itliish ; . Joliiisluun liranor. X«-xt meeting wdl lx- April &, program as follows: ; ‘•Which i« More 1‘nUilalile Mak­ ing Buller nt lb>m- or St-Hiuc lail to attend. CtetfM at the Creamery"—Mina W- ilwuyji did know that Ho Talmage and I'Jla Ibicrh. Prairieville school would turn "ut Heading. , "The farm Cruvd’- great*(teople. but little did we think Warren Van Syele. ’ . ' then- would ever !>•• any luvenlo'f*. Vocal Kolu- Lorane Tiuki-r. ' W>- Werc Umnfiutiily convith-<-d of “PoIhIo Culture"—Paper ur lalk, the funuer statenjuii Hsl ThiiiiMiay iiiorning when iwu of tlie senior*, Jil'ritalkMi—i>m Tnlmam-. 'logethcr wijti one of Hi** ninthgrail'•Row Often Should*! Mother Visit made known the fact that they i-r ChibhetiScltool Malll- had invented a new kind nf iu-roaid Wundi-rlirh TsiukIiI i I plane. The rjiain artion deprinl» [Vital the mtpellor. which occupie-. imi liuuuy la'.t Friday. Farmer” —Rollo Pow^r-. I a Very inwniuuiil plaite. . - r "Good Will- me In-fimiM'nlal bip-l»*Mr. and Mi> 'Il<*wtu(h grade is guing to lia<> Lurile and Lydii n debate next, Friday. Re.*olv« d "0 . Ertljph Sb-flielU. Lechner. iMi April UUi. Jubnalowu Grange b« Shipiowi «—lhre>- new >ppli>-atmns (or HJM UT" lQ tl<M ibertlilp. Th- Gnuup utorety utpj the girh - large tir.de, Hu* piogram wa। —0 -'Uh ■onrlni'i'Sut. S>tnight until Monday morning. hi Insliaip'i. i» oil tho Sick Bat ! ipm. . . ' Veryjikely there has not been a time during the past 25 years when, owing to the social conditions, it has been more diflieult for the average young mail or youKg woman, or even the middle aged people, to save money and lay aside a few dollars in our sav-; ings department than at the present time. All manner of occasions and requirements arise and prevail to draw from the weekly or monthly income. Extravagance in-dress and in social functions are causing many a young man and young woman to let gb of all their income every week, and not only that, but many are buying on credit so their salaries a^e spent before they get them. ■ Don’t follow that track I Buy moderately in clothes. Deny yourself some of the social functions you think you should attend! Save a little of your salary EVERY WEEK and start a savings account with us. If you practice saving in the Springtime of your life and make regular deposits with safe and drawing where you know your money you 3 per cent interest compounded semi-annually, you will have plenty for yoqr comfsrt when the winter-time of your life comes. Think it over young man, and young woman, and then come to us! The Bank That Does Things For You Hastings, Michigan, �thr nAHTTNowWayrJi wmi, n i»p. Mtt EI FVFN Poultry Wants BABY CHICKS rm Running Hens Uitfinui Males. .Some people Thim. ii ■> UnmHnr; • • ■- - ■ illwiut male NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks---White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. Rates for Advertising in this Column are 1 cent per word each week and no adv. •will be run for less than 15 liuil facts. These pi... if’.v |„n.-j way from m-W:1'1'' b'dp l«i ••in-: burial* tRe unfOnHigir, • , iiy mh-j Aumiir by-^oWH*^"*—.^'V iu XaJ»<*J his-chicken sened in Hi,- slivlf fori broakfasl when -h-- Iii’l* .•ailed f,.r! i eggs. Ami whcil’i'iie imvhi- lo think' For Sale1—S. ('.. Mottled An.1. for hatching. »l.no for per UK*. Inquire of Mr*.. fiMiiutnit Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Agent for Cyphers’ Incubators and Brooders. M. W. HlcKs Phone 385 weeks ami will tie Inlely rotten: thi’) rate. Where tliei can b»* no dcmnfp' Jtu-kson, Hastings ami •r shown. As goo,! layers in lhe hro»*d. Egg* from uge Hock. with condition* Valuable Informal Ion? ‘Mornin’, Si." ’Morniii'.’lli." Bniinig.'irdiu*r. Hastings, Mich. WARRANTS United Light and Railways Co. Common Stock United Light and Railways Howe Snow Corriga Phone Your Wants Today SHOP BY TELEPHONE. IT’S CONVENIENT, QUICK AND SATISFACTORY Your telephone orders will receive u careful attention as if you came yourself. Here is a list ot Specials lor the week: - Oleomargarine, Beat quality, per lb.. .......................................... Maple Syrup, Beat quality, per gallon Genuine Whole Codfish, per lbs ; Pride of I'lyuiouth Can Peas, extra fine, per can 15c. Per U dor CORNER PARK AND WALNUT STS, Get Yoijr Meats Fresh Lettuce, Radishes and /Xsparogus. Oranges. Bananas, Pineapples and Grape Fruit. ‘Mnrnin’. Si.' •Mornhi'.lli. Wlia'd you Where quality and price prevail. , There is probably a greater difference in the qualities of meat than in any other one food sold. GOOD QUALITY is our trade mark—and when you buy from us you olwaya get that. Wc never hold you up on the price but we do hold up the QUALITY, We want your traded-we’ll treat you right—we guarantee satisfaction. tai while egg str scoring H. U. Rlio All eggs #l.(M>,per Brumm. Nashville, BESSMER BROS. n» 162 Na. 45879 (63783) me why il find I hili peculiar color. I galher tfu- eggs every day.mid my hens spriirhonlthy and all rigid. I d<r not know how it tasted for I put it mil of sight very—quickly. ' home Friday evening. In her fo er’home friends. Leslie Briggs is working fur I. Miisier. helping bale hay near S Rapid* Thursday underwent mi op> tprWortli hospital. Complexion—liemoves Skin simplify tho duties required to keep ovorylhing in —• ‘ ‘“............. • c.lennly and fc, n sanitary — pmlllahlo BRUCE,” No, 78863 Why go through life embarrassed and disfigured with pimples, orupr lion«, blackheads, red rough skin, ur Waiter J. Beach Owner nnd Mnnnnrr. fowling, Mich. REGISTERED PERCHERON STALLION . Registered Percheron Stallion uster Description—Orphan Boy is regis- | tercd in tire Percheron Slud Book of. America, an<l his recorded number is I Number 22786 22.583. Color, crav: weight 19101 pounds. - • ' Pcdlgroe—Foaled Juno 1, 1801, • Buster is a Ilvo year old Regislnrbred .anil owned by Homer L. Adgnh*M cd Percheron Stallion, weight nlioul nf Ionin, Michigan. Got by Epi* Popularly called a DOf 65W (HI5I). he by Confident 2.000 pounds. 3017 (307). lie by Brillinnt 1271 (755). he by Brilliant 1899 (756), hi* by fio(!o Black Star. II (714), lie hy Vieux Chaslin (713). Terms—To insure Mending coll he by (’giro {712), he by Mignon (715). he by Jean-lc-BInnc (739).. , ■ Terms—To insure a mare with Any person breeding any Manding coll $10.00. Single Service disposing $6.00. Parties disposing of mares be­ fore foaling tlrno will be held responsihli* for service. All accidents nt risk of owners of marcs. .Mares hold responsible for service fee. must-bet returned as instructed. At Sid Tinkler's, 2 miles west nnd Busier will stand for Lho season ’a mile south of Lnqey. Wednesdays nnd Thursdays. Olli«r Qppoinimenls 1911 al iny place fit Damwillo, 1 by phone. . mile south of Morgan. MYRON EMMONS. Prop. Farm Mid Farm Lands Cuillii Ficlflc lUllriil Cl. SiikitcUsu ul llhrti Fancy TEA Fannings HASTINGS BUSINESS EXCHANGE 1S> East Center St. Phone IM Eugene Deck nn. •- Murphy, spe’n Harper’s near <»r The Coffee Ranch Opera House. He wiP take of! the oil varaisb, repair and refinislt it and make it look like new, also will upholder yotir furniture for Piano Polishing and Retinishing a Specialty. The imported Royal Belgian Stal­ lion is 5 years‘old. is bay in color, stands IC hands'and 3 inches high nnd .weighs HMO pounds, in growing condition. He has a heavy bone anil is well muscled. He is absnIntely sound and free from vice. lh' will make tho season al lhe iair grounds in-Hastings f>»r a lim­ ited number of good marcs. Terms 110 for single service, pay­ able al time of service. $15 lo in­ sure with foal, payable al time more is known toUio wilh foal. $20 for standing coll Maros bred at own­ ers risk. Men parting wilh maros will bo held for service fee. A. F. Sylvester J. D. Rounds Proprietors Wallace Osborn Agent Hastings, Mich. DR. C. D. OWENS DENTIST W. A. Cain Lafe Whilmoro of Delton were vis­ itors al Djnid Hull’s, last Munday. Miss .Mat Um Hull is visiting her sister at ihi'iaivs, focsome time. Several of the young-people from hero attended a barn dance nt Dean Will bo at Hastings Wednesday, April 22nd, anti each Wednesday thereafter at same office in Steb­ bins" Block. Hastings. Respectfully, • Dr. C. D. Owens, D. D. S. We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at > SMALL PRpFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. Op.C.LAS. PhHi57 ut us Hisfitp BINT As the warm weather approaches we want to call your attention to the fact that it will be necessary for you to be more careful in handling your The school wiH have their rins­ ing day cxsTciss’s Saturday evonim May -. EvciylH'dy invited. Elmer’Payn>“ from Kalain.i/>M, i- Geo. E. GREEN, Proprietor 15 Cents *merical’ 7356 Belgian 70326 WE BUY GRAIN OF AU KINDS For rouji cure ami colds, I use -ris drops of tincture of aconiTe in one lablespoonful of wafer lo mt nd till daily. Place- tin* -in the drinking Today Wu ns a nation are runfniiiled wilh surrounding conditions ihal tiecmitate quick returns from all kinds of jiivcshnnils in the com­ mercial world mid ’an ndequntr compensation for oxperimenUti ef­ fort. Competition is sharp, mechnnieal or mental, and I his element <>f power is pei tnr.iling . very chan-. mH of tra'ffic, every business calling. If business-like nmlliods are essenlial requisites in the different call­ ings of life in lhe world, surely lhe Takes Away 1 Pound poultry industry an industry .sec­ ond in importance <“ nonou#her) should receive lhe Imnetlt of such business priiicipl.-s a*.have develop­ from only high grade ed other cilteroriscs «h lesser mag­ Japan Teas. nitude. The grealest |>rogresq in llm world ai large in all lines of acllvily during lhe la^l 25 wars, has been in thing* practical mid substantial rather than nrtiilciid. Jefferson St. and I challenge any one lo prove Hastings, Mich. Ute a«sorlion'(hat during lhe last 25, years evolution of the dci.ievUent-1 ed hen. she hart lost in p:olillcacv in the same ration she has attained BARNUM BROS. Don’t Throw Away Thd Old Furniture (tapes— Ink" n liuikcl, Illi nni'-'hnlf full nf sum! anil place in-this live coals, flour one-half tiuspoopful nf crude. cnrlHdii* arid on tin* coals and rjuickly set in .the coop. Keep I heir niece. in lhe coop about one minute. Tlie Sunday al I nngovillc.’ 1 have found that warm Teed al least, once a day ha« prmhired-lhe most’ eggs when the lemperqluro ranges (ar below zero. It lakes a lot of natural warmth of the fowl to warm that cold grain, Ono. cat) hardly believe Hint digest iqn. is very much aided in this manlier. Thu first thing on a cold morning I al­ ways feed a scant feed of scraps, vegetable*1, and pmdings IioIImi to­ gether mid thickened wilh ground grain, seasoned wilh pepper, sail, etc. This will he ipiivkly-disponed of. ‘flic fowls after such-a feed arc still hungry. Always make it a point lo warm up Hie brooder several days before wanted for the newly hatched chicks—a wuoji before, if possible. Tliik will give lime enough to note how much, if tiny, outside changes in teftiperalure affect llm tempera­ tun’ in tlm brooder. Too much care cannot lie exorcised in this particu­ lar. Irregularity in lhe tempera­ ture of lh<* hropdar is almost cer- Domino ii wetland fayorably known | at the Jasper Deeils bout. He is ot I correcf hercheron type, good bone, | weighs nearly I'-OO and is perfectly sound. He liar good action either; walking or trotting. Hi* color is a beautiful dapple gray. TERMS: #15 for Handing colt. Owners parting .with mares will be Eczema Ointment Follow tlm sim­ ple suggestions and your skin wor­ ries an1 over. Mjld, soothing, effec­ tive. Excellent for babies mid del­ icate,' tender skin.. Slops chapping. Always helps. Rqlief or money bark. 50c. Recommended |sy Carveth & Sleblims—A. E. Mulholland. waul rti-lrtiiH'Ts." I ad* IS THE SON of MISTRAL *•■ of rliorouglibtcsl potilCmmiieiiciiiii Monday, April Mlh. farm for the same rensoi Deck will stnnd: >■ tlionuiglihrod <j|ock i< Every day, except ’Tuesdays, at my place !>,j,miles South mid mikvrtHt-of Dooling. | single to cnmnicrcial irsulls in the Every Tuesday iit-D.,n Putnam's lino- of market poultry and eggs, on the Wickwire plads, until furlh-l leaving lhe "fancy" end of llnrbiiNncss lo Hie fanciers, except when Terms mid conditions Ihn-'bncs inclination would lead to Owner and Manager. ’ | Phone 252-11 rings Phone, Ilanficlil Exchange Hast Ings, Mich., II. 3 , ORPHAN BOY Nil ns hare HUIIIUBib Oners ill Dpt., Cuts Sim. Mleb. THE BEBIFFEREIl PEKCIIKRON STALLION JOHN ENGEL DOMINO HaiUa,,, MM. n» Mui Markit Mu "Brucb” comes in direct line from the very i» si Pefclieron stock III I Im world, descending’in line .from llm faninns “Vuttntnc 72R.««) mid: Mollie (tnSIrti. Bruco is uf gentle ■ disppsilion, large boned, and his, cults are hound lo ho winners. Will make lhe season after May; 1st. as follows: Wedimsilays nndj Saturdays rtt lhe Fair Ground*.1 Hastings, lleinuinder of the limn nt I my barn 91 mile north mjd 1 mile easl of Barry’ Hotel. । Imported Percheron Stallion Herbie Wilfwx called on Mrs. Lula Edmonds ki-t Monday. .fatties Crawley has purohtwed a| fine work team of Will Rhoades, < Rrlinblc-Folry's Honey Compound. mid Honey mid Tnr Compound—iT is n| reliable' medicine for coughs, colds, I croup, whooping coughs, bronchial; and la grippe, coughs, which are' weakening to tha system. It also; gives prompl' and definite results’ for hoarseness tickling-throat andf: stuffy wheezy breathing.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. During the col'cT weather we all g£t careless in our work as it is so easy to keep the cream sweet in the winter jtime, and the worst cream we ever get is just when the weather begins to warm up in the spring. . Cool your cream immediately after skimming and before mixing with other cream. This is the main thing necessary and that with cleanliness, is the whole secret of perfect cream and butter. We are sure that all diarymen will realize that they must co-operate with their creamery in order to make good butter and obtain good prices for it Another thing you can do to "help us to give you better service, is to talk with your neighbors and try to get them to sell us their cream/ The more cream-we.get the cheapefr we can manufacture the butter and the better prices we will pay you. 'Especially if you are sending on a route. You can help us a lot by speak­ ing to strangers monnginto your neighborhood and Telling them of the ser­ vice we are giving you, without having to risk a cent, by investing your money in a creamery, as many have done to their sorrow. You can’t find a better creamery to patronize and nine out of ten will be worse. * Crystal Creamery Company Haatlnga, Michigan �HASTINGS Best Brands of White Bread Ever Sold in Barry County The way to find out if it is the best is to buy a few loaves and <try it. Others have found it the best-they ever ate. If you wish to know why it is the best come and wc will tell you. igaf^3h°tl Mfedg under the most Clean and Sanitary Conditions Star Bakery and Restaurant Fiion* jsi MA FRENCH EXPLORER FOR THE CHAUTAUQUA MEMORIALS Decoration Day is only 6 weeks away- and if you intend to place that monument or marker before that |imc you! should place your order with I us at once. Wc have a niccj stock to select from. Our] flour vases have arrived. Call] and see them. Ironside Bros. Phone 197 Granite and Marble Dealers Hostings, Mich. Continued from Page 0. which was by means of a shallow ford Ii Another annouuc<-m'iil near Hie trading post, but as this'I "'ll be greeted with interest and proved too great a distancv.«'->jalbmi |I enthusiasm is the earning of the ! ItJBf Greet Players,. This company Harrison conceived the idea of u| ferry, which he put in operation ill i made the lour of ltd ll>-dpalli ChmitauilUM last season and this season the year IKK. appear on tadi,- There will lie The lirst plat in what is now Hie will thirteen aclors in tin- company, in­ cily of Kalamazoo was the ■'Flat of eluding Percival -Vhiilii. "ho made th< Village of Bronson.” it was so many friendfe on Hm Chautaudedicated by Titus Bronson’ mid quas of last season. Stephen II. Richardson on March 12. All Ben Greet plays are given IH3L It was laid out by '.I'lntius Utliil, who signed himself as "Malh- with the mtnimuui stage effect. There is nothing to detract atten­ tion from the play itself. Every wards altered. is 'experienced mid.each plays Hr. Abbott lhe lirst postmaster in actor hi> part wilh the sole.purpose of .Bronson, was appointed in July, depicting lo character exactly as 1832. Probably the first mail car­ it should te*. Correct diction ami rier in lhe county vias a man by, ■iKnuneinliou the distinguishing the mime of barling, wIm carried I-1uiracteristics of the Ben Greet mail from Jackson to Prairie Homie players. A special feature of lhe opening but generally nfb»d. The lirst slay line was established in l«32 by Lu­ day will be a conevti by lhe Huncius Barns, who had a contract lu liar Quartet- and Bell Ringers. Carrying a peal of Lvmi Imlls made in Europe, this eoni|>uny will fur­ lhe first frame dwelling was nish a program of interest to old built in Kalamazoo inJS3-’ by Smith and young. L. Wood. The opening couci-n will Im* giv­ Shortly after Kalamazoo was opened a stranger from Detroit was en in three parts. One part will in­ seized with idioli'ra and died in (hat clude vocal quartet «'lections. the sinond will consist <d instrumental mmilHU's on. violin, cello and pigun. and Hie third division will include! , . Reliable Ladies*-Tailoring Establishment A. S. WEGUSEN, 148r.!i“,‘ Citizens* Phone 2443 Chink of henry Smith grand Rapids, mkb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment iu Western Michtgau. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Store PhortCs— llcll, 173 Citizens, 5173 I Gazelle." Mr. Chandler Add his in­ ' teres I to his partner. Henry Gilbert. I who continued its publknlion us I sole propt-jetor. * The tirsl mililary organization I was rnisoii during the Blackhawk | war uudur Colonel lluslon* and Caplain Harrison and consisted of about I 2iM» men, hiosllv- from the neighlHir1' ‘ They marchlit Niles, but locality. ’ . In IKCi Hezekiah G. Wells nn£ William II. Welch were chosen delegales lo it couvonliou held in lleIroil lo frame a slate conslilulinn. wilh the land mania. Everything partook of Hie character of the times—s|g-culiition and intUtinn. In that day a quarter wet ion entered m the morning for $2fal at the land otJIce, mild for $100 before midnight.; Fann Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 A WORLD OF FLOWERS What a beautiful world it would be. You can come near a ’‘World of Flowers” by visiting our floral Blore or our greenhouses. We have everything in seasonable hot house cut flowers and plants for spring settings. ELI CROSS The fliyl financial depression triune m 1838 after the "wil<icat" | currency epoch of IK:f7-'38. From I the pinnacle nf extravagance fell to lime enjoyed by all. Eslella re­ ceived a number ot very pretty gifts. Mra.Jlliiry. lfrjUi»ii_of <.»wo*m? J* visiting her sister, Mrs. E. E. ChurvlL ‘ Mrs. Bert Ualcoma and children! of Grand Rapids are visiting the: Pinner's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. G.I B Hansen. .Miss Lena Youngs of Belding was| Itoine over Sunday. The .Misses Alma Groff and Nellie] Wiiicljesler went to Lake Odessa. i ! Tuesday evening. The former re- Mrs. 'Stewart mid daughter. Mrs. (Mis I lane, I'om Richardson pud wife of Grand Rapids mid Mr. and, .Mrs. Hugh Youngs of Lowell, were. EHu'l Fell. Ora Hnchi-lili-r has i»uh'has<<il a gasoline tractor and four furrow plow for use im his farm. Mr. und Mrs. M. T. Non-nll. Jr, and family spent Sunday with llwir grand father nf I'inliook. Roy Phillips was in Hie village I Ids iket'k. Ray Jackson and Frank Hunted each look a load of th.* former's goods to Grand Rapids. Thursday. » ■ Ten candidates look the first de­ cree In thy Odd Fellow Ujdcv Tui-itlay night. . Min. F. A. Snwall nnd ehildrni returned to their home in Blissfield> Wednesday. F. E. Richards U able tu resume work nl the po«l office after nn uii-eih-e of three Weeks. Mrs. la-on Rogers nnd - son of Lowell are visiting their k.;oi>J-| father Alvab McCurtuiek and Other Miss laiuise Fell of Denver. Colo­ rado. arrived Tuesday inpniiuu. I called here l>y Hie death of lief sister-in-law, Mrs. Dan Fell. . Klni. will remain for un indelinile Hu"wiili her brother mid children. Mrs. Wm. HiHid went to Lake Odessa Slonday eveninu io visit her daughter, Mr.-. Jane Hunt. Mrs. A. Nash received word 1'his is a season of novelties and wc arc carrying a very line selection bl patterns of the newest importation of the foreign products. We invite your inspection. 40 Acres For $1700 Good clay loam soil about three and one half miles from Hastings, 36 acres under cultivation and four acres ot fair timber; the land is some rolling, the fences are poor and there is a good well of water and a windmill. The farm is about half seeded and has plenty of fruit. The house has five rooms in good repair and worth about $1000. The barn is 40 hy 40 and there is also granary apd hen house, the price is $1700. Terms $800 down, balance*to suit you. Crook and Gould . Hastings, Michigan. CONCERT The Delton Band will give an ENTERTAINMENT In the Big Hall at DOWLING Sat., evening May 2 Lots of music and other enjoyable 15c25c Admission !“! SWH SiiHEREBS ' UStOM HE OllltlESI IEMEDV CL\HK.SVILLk pi>rhqii-<*d iii Kalamazoo county. Fully ihiee-fouryi of the inhabi­ tants were «ick and many succiimhcd lo illness iiikI privation. About Illis lime lhe lirst race course was 4aid otlh II wa* oper­ ated fiy Sargeant, and Holman and wrri--nrcniiipamr-d far as brand! K-gular railroad train ikipids by and ftfctalamrs Jhv- Hast- raiitc into Kalamazoo on kebrmiry Post. Tasker, ilivlianlsun and. M«*r-! _ ......... ,—p'it prinl- 2. IHit>, over lhe Michigiin Central rill. . ■ qluted lit .Stud OMiiily. railroad. \ "I'tiv* patron-, of the rtfnrt ’’'route; gavl; Mrs. Bteaudltf nn Easier shower <»C 228 .-ggs. Rev; I'bilfi atb-mJed (he Minuter- ( iul conwulioii and the W. .M. con-। ferviicc last week ul Hickory t^or- Jacob Leithatd well I to Lansing tin's-week b> "purchase repairs for his car. . .Mr. and .Mis. Win. Abbott enter­ Straight ul IL tained the Jolly l*cdn> Club Satur­ There is no use of our "beating day night. Wni. Towuayjg] erabl<-*lanil ami lh>- highway part around the bush." We might a, of th- time. Thr proposed ililidi ’ well mil .with il first ns last. We llapids, Wednesday, will *lie idknit two in des long. /I'iie -want you to try Chamberlain'#| Mro. Milo NorcuUr Mr. mid Mrs. ................. , imUter lias been 'placed iu lhe Cough Remedy lhe next time you: A. C. Henkes were in -laika Odessa, j lay h ut teii o'clock ,-tiiiiids of tUmuly brain Coininis- have a {bugh or cohl.' There is no! I .Monday night between trains. forpiPMmt Rl tAid pruhaie-smavt- I>. E. Bihlsall. reason so far as we can see why Miss lama Church was home over e ami is hereby, appointed , . (you should not'do so. This prena- ' Sunday. •I rat inn by its remarkable curcy has । Mrs. ,M. T. LiMonte entertained ing said petition; a vumpaii) of little girls in honor, of the birthday of her daughter; ;Estella. Games were played, re■ frcabmeuU served and a pleasant ItesideuHalong lhe„easl »•• town line ioiid between Heatings. Mich. lem in this country— a subject which has liven discussed a great , features deal during the past year and y.i one upon which people outside of 4 DOWLING. California are but little informed. Pefcy “letikes went t«» Grand Monlavillc Flowery, under tinSat unlay evening iiii-uk’ oi MiiAru mni i-u-»> i llapids ............................... - - to be ■ with Line" will fully discuss this Un-P'15 *'f*‘ who wdl go to bl. Mary porlanl Mtbjrcl. ' ’ 11 oiqdlal .Monday for air nperquot Having livi-d in Ohio und Cali- Her many friends here hope sb xt>• i.hj i,ni.i., will i-oiiii* lioim* much r ~ ’ ! ,(b the Japanese problem from • thestudy vicw|>oinl of faith eastern and , western people. He mentions the fart that <SjlN) of the 75.00U Japan­ ese in the Coiled Htates live in • — ;__________________ .- * California. In 1818 the number was nnd enjoy thi* nice siiiiniu-r weiillier we have had the pits! "■’’•Ji. iteiiet The usual enii.liasia Will be placPet.-r Adrianson. yf Dellim <-nme| t (;| rd Chautauqua week on work I riday night and j-nned his wife . Mjyr'n Wonderful Stomach Hrmamong Hie children. Each Cliau-|"ho Is visiting her uncle and mud cdy cirars tho dlgcatlve tract of mutauqua will haye a woman play- Mr. and Mrs. Will Henkes. cold accretions nnd poisonous mat­ ground worker and story teller.' <-li:is. Rice of Hattie Greek spent ter. It brlnus swlft relief U> sufferers ' frmn allinunts ot. iho stomach, liver The playground work will be free! Saturday with his mother. । and bowels. Mnhy declare that It has to all children. ■ । Mrs. Hertha Garnsoii visited her them frmn dangerous opera­ Especial attention will be paid lo>ister. Mra. Ntiiq MalliMm. Thuis-1 w,';njerf"f Stomach ’itemedy. ~Thta Bayed the ptinday |>r>>crains and their ap-1 da). Little Hoiemv leturued . - -■ - ----- ■ tions mill many are sure that It has proprialent-ss to Hie,spirit of the!with her. day. In all places where the DenWill HecriDgten coiimen.-. .1 in. ton Grand Opera Company appears |wall for his new house this Monday on Sunday, tliey will preseul wdei -. inoriiinu. Geo. W hitworth will do tioiis from the oraiortOB. All cities । the m.ison woi*k. where the Kellogu-Haipiyi Singing] ......... • Party's <lales come on Suhdny. they •lalUl*. too. liMi. wdl present a sacred prugnun. tllher unnouucciiiculs v-jll In­ made MH>n a- to >4her lecturers mid intisirul 1 ninpanie, wiiich arc coin­ ing Gliaulauifun week. House Cleaning Needs Can all be supplied at Bell-Main 208 -.......................... Citizen 2470 Store 148 Monroe, Grand Rapids, Michigan. ORbEH FOR Pl BI.U ATION. -aid d itatii! of Sicldgan. Tlm pi-dral.-' ll fe&St, THE PEOPLE S 5 and 10-CENT STORE Curtain Rods, Window Sliadus, Oilcloth, Shelf Paper, Chair Seats, Carpet Heaters, Scouring Powder 5c can Scrub Brushes, Soap, Mops, Brooms, Tacks, etc. Sec our line of Curtain .Material, all for 10c per yd. PAINTS in all colors 10c can. Electric Wall Paper Cleaner 8c cau. Tokio Varnish will give you a beautiful, durable gloss. •Try a can for 10c. Tubs, Wash Boilers, Washboards, GloUies-linCs, Cloth^pius mid Clothgsbaskets, all tit low prices, candy AND PEANUTS The People’s 5 &Toe Store! j A B. R HEDRICK, HFnRTCK Prop. P™. A. granite WARE �TIM AHHL M MIL PACK lUlUIEfeN SELLING Purity Flour at $2.20 Per Hundred A Good Time to Buy Try our “New Process” CRACKED CORN. No fine stuff in it. Also smaller size for chicks Get our prices on PURE Bran and Middlings If you have wheat to sell see us LAST. We can make you money for we want the wheat HASTINGS MILLING COMPANY Phone 283 C. A. KERR, Manager Hastings, Mich FREEPORT. I MAHTINCIHLNEILS. a.drawing power, "And I. if i he lin­ ‘.Jesus Clirial returned ed up from the earth, will draw ull i having paid the price for lhe sins > Hay Conway of Grand llnpids is) Miss Nhtliv. Varney visited Mi. Elaine Bauer in Hastings over Sunmen unto me" (Jvhu 12:32 , by I of the world, and—never inure to! isitiiig relatives in Hie village. । die. Amt what rejoicing there is in' „ V,,11U11 nv .w., was . Herman licnsch in Hastings! day. which lie referred to His death. In­ heaven when a soul .is found for (>nv ,|ay |n8( week. ' John Crawley of Baltimore vi-itstead of lhe Cross uf Christ living IGod. God lhe Father, Son, ami Holy; Mr- ,Thomuson i- on lln- ed his hrother.<.Thi>iiias.aml wife ai i,,ou^wn ” repulsive to people, and driving -.Spirit rejoice, lhe angels rejoice. 1 ,icX7mi Monroe St.—Across From Monument this place over\8unday. anyone else rejoice? Do Mos' them away. our Lord says that in it I'Does Miss Alice Whelstmie visit*1*! Mrs J <■*, Samuel. David, Job. Auali, Enoch. I, • ’ ‘ “ 'lug eoudrmted for Hy Let* W. Vines. is drawing power—yea, lhe preach-।I Isaiah, Abraham. Jeremiah rejoice? 1'>'« '"’W garage north of Mam -i.................... Allie Munn .nnd ........ Miss Annie tlride........ ........ For Sunday April 26. We will give your orders the greatest attention. ------. ,ivw, Thursday oi ing of the cross is lhe power of God I■ liu Paul. Peter, James. Juhn and' which is Iwiug pul up for I. Wat- maun of Lakeview, lliursdny of Everything in cut flowers. You will be pleased with I Cor. 1UH.2I). Ami yet. it looks Luke rejoice? IH. loved ones in ‘ l"» •'"*<’*?. Miller. last week.as though some were of Hie faith of >I glory rejoice? Who can draw the . Dalzell Gibson spent Saturday nil Preaching at Hie church next the stock you get from us—it’s fresh. Phone 5995, I Sunday iporning. Plan to attend, The lawl Slutp and lhe l.usl Cuin. the woman in Samaria, who said picture? What folly then Io inur- i ("'®nd llamds. Grand Rapids, Michigan. because, lids man recciveth! „-Murry Harper and .Mi-- Ethel j|r nn,| Aaron Sleeby and I.ukc. 15:1-10; (compare Mt. I8:lu- "Sir. thou hast nothing to draw 1 mur Vmv‘ ^i!i'il« a"'1 Willard Hilton uf wilh" to Him. when they forsake the Milners, and ealeth withi Ilium! Verse. 'V. , preaching and the leaching of |h«]> i does not teach Hint all will be sav- - d*«J und Sunday with Jjloyd Miller Hastings visited Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Gulden Text: Luke 15:la gospel ami sire turned unto fables . III; in v 7 He may refer lo those' ana stater. Hilton.’ over Sundav ih'. Ward Monro of i.r.iml Hap- i Mrs Millie Fisher spent Sunday In a linie of judgment Abraham' who needed no repentanfc with reIntrudin'lury. iikevimv. drew near to Him.’Gcu. 18:23.'Lgard to deep sin. conlrading be- p'Ls s|icnl Sunday wiUi In* parents wjl|, h,.r The ilflcenlh ot Luke giveqgu the Philip preached Jesus to the eunuch '!tw.-,mlh.'*. |f-riKlitemsandlh. mi- ' ’'^town. . I Lawrenc Bauer of Hastings visoccasion for 1-2) and lhe substance and lie drew near to God. The i Ggh(v<ius as above. In mijl paratill* I Llyde Miller, spent Sunday in - ■ • • - • • ■ ■ • of three parables (3-32). We study saints at Thessalonica were drawn 'tin* Spirit is seeking. Space pre- W-oodland. 1 Tuesday of last week. Phone charges paid if order amounts to $3.00 or 1 Leun Parkinson Is visiting relu­ the occasion, ami Hid first two para­ to God to servo Him and to wait for:■ vents further exposition. Alfred Fisher spent Sunday with ’ Let- W. Ames. lives in towii. bles in today's lesson, lhe Iasi para­ His Son from heaven <1 Tlie*. 1:10-. ’ Forrest Buhler .mt Husm-H .n,,d Mm' “’ ble next Sunday.. L*'t us look at In our lesson, the invitation lo deny Snielker wera m Hastu..-. >umlay. Mr'_ niul MlIl Lwhi Hopkitw amt llm Ihree together, before examin­ self for Hjm drew nieu near lo Him. SOITU UOWNE. It hvWJuris new .ltt,IM|lh.rt Marjorie, of Hu-liiming then) imlividually. After the And so lhe love of God. the death of Clair’ Andrews and family were _ Work on t EAST ASSYRIA l umirr waj. motored out tu <)rr Fisher's Thursbcnrl-scarchina wools of chapter Christ, lhe fear of Juilgment, the op­ in Allo, Saturday. < Mm. — J*t W.■ RigleriOk -Uld Mis. Itlay niuht of laet-.W«>i*k amt it. not Uw M-rsbes and-Pharisee.-*, portunity for service. the bopo of :ic- ' John Hill was pleasantly siiniri? Wui. BahLspriil Surni.i A. Kn-h ami family have slai-led Minnie Sisson were in Grund !h>P-I i"omiianie<l by Mr. ami Mrs. IT.-ln reward — all these and other'gospel r' but llm tiiiblirnns and simmrs drew on their auto trip to Hie coaJ(. truths draw men to Christ. These " ‘ ’ m S. ’ * i " u «...... . ,.r _______________ near to Him, bringing forth the re­ Wm. Mishler puri-liasod a horse buke of former, who should have uurighleotis people wauled “to hear wek and part of ihH week, visiting i KAI.AMO. shepherded these outcasts instead Him." Even though His Words of Dr. Iligtcrink-this past week. Bariihard A^Co/ar*' living up ‘I’’*Leiaih'eVla’Viti^w^S’^itoriK Miss Edna lleavriM spent Sunday of withdrawing themselves frum pierce the heart, yet lhere is heal­ them. Hare then are lhe false ing in them. Hear Him today. lit- wilh her parents near.Clarksville. * -••lutday Henry Withey nmt wife of Hast­ interior of the old printing oince. Li u'.-m Lav shvphcnls. who’ care mil for the rallelli for thee; sit at His feel a„ ^heeji. and Hie true Hheplmrd, who did Mary, learn of Him Ml. 1.1:2ir. ings .visited G. Bouck and wife and they won exp-i t to occupy the | place by a nice liim of dry goods ■' » "f foil)-the auloimil.He, recanes and cares- for the sheep. let Him speak peace to thy soul. and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Pender visit—: Togcllier .with Tnilhiiery . goods, i l,','’,'d Ihi'tiigli hidimri W *'dii"sd.iy The murmuring of the enemies is then let Him speak peace to dQtcra ed George Clarke and wife near Their present store will contain I *',,|'llld'' from lainsing (o K.iiamathe (H-caslun for the Hirer paraldes. through thee. groceries only. ;• j7'*'; , .. ■The three parables are alike, in one In the second verse we fl ml lhe Lowell Sunday. FrveiMirt High defrated Wood-1 Ml'. Hay Parkmson pmi wife'of Hast­ irspiH-t-—there is joy over the tlml.I';1.11'n,‘ ing of that which was lopl, revealing well kalisllvd wilh Hiein.->clves. but ings visited Bert Phillips and wife lafid ‘fligli on . the home grounds ! StUurdhy hy the sewc. tliirtni'ii Iu a,!1i , Edilh Hpuuhluig Js Uli-the t*> us the Uearl of God, as contrast­ the publicans and sinners could u<-l Sal unlay. ',r- Lewis a Miss Lena Gaclicler spent Salm- one. The yisiloi - were iirnffde lo I at thi* writing. ed with the Pharisees and scribes. mi merry from them. iimFi'v.-n G«d In I he lirst parable the shcplwrd re­ lUmself was not wilhnul His. fault' •lay evening and Sunday Wilh Miss liil safely white tlie locals |wninded ! joices iv 51, friends and neighbors in their eyes. Today you will tlml | tho ball for safe lid* raeli lime at,: rejoice (v ('»■, thera is joy hi heaven those who uro so (Onmii belief Ilian1 ••v” ..-u,,,,,,; bat. Hynes relii'x*-*! -*i»Sun'in Htc f’- Helngle and daughter seventh (v 7E* *n l*ie 4®C00d friends rejoice others, who see no need of being]'*’B.b and Kffowks reliepst । Freeport. . Keeler iif Hie third for the visi-1 with the woman 'v 0), joy is in the Nive*l by lhe blood of Clirisl. ami J'u'a presence of the angels ,v t0>: ill the who will sometimes even rrilieiM' , H'Tinnn Gosvh ami family at- tors. Struck out. hy Knowles, t, [ third there is nierriumnl 'v 23): Gdd ami the cross. They arc a hard tended the funeral of Mr. jKosch s liyiie*. 2. Sissun. !. I i i'ejHirt plays class of people lo reach wilh tlie: mother in Hastings, Monday. ' in Hastings Sal unlay, (he 25lti. was meet that they should be merry gospel, 11 is an awful tiling to t„.. Mr». Simon Pender wu.t.a Grand iiufoiLS < ni m ii. TV T-’.. And yet each parable u dif­ salislled wilh yourself out of Christ., Rapids visitor. Monday. . Mionir Gackeler sp* ferent from lhe otliers. The first What such nerd Is u vision of God’s] lain tlie 1.. A. S. Wi'dm .s«|;iy nflertwo end without any direct refer­ holiness and (heir own lilHiiness in V.11 ,lL, ''''‘iiing, apd Sutiif.i that they will-cry oul l -Mu»s l.lella Som-s*- «if Fillinoi.. ence to lhe heartless Pharisees, His sight. noon, April 2U (or siipp*T.B'Tt Phillips and family- vi*>h*d while in lhe third they are referred a* did Joii “I abhor myself, ami re.Mr .and Mrs. Hciu-j 'Iroi'kford uf; 10 by (lie mention of lhe elder pent.” Neverlheh’-ss, in their inur- j Mr..Myioii Parkinson and family of South Hastings wen- lhe guests of brother. Again. in the lirst we see muring the scribes and Pharisee-, Irving bumlay. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1.. r.n>,-kfonl. Thurs- j (he Ron seeking the Mid, in the sec­ gave utterance tn a great truth day. ’ CLAY IIILLb. ond lhe Holy Spirit is at work witIi “This man iveeivellr sinners, aml| Mrs. Afatlic of llasliims spenl lasl tlie lamp ‘W’onFof God', while thr ealelli with them.1'his man"—i The wedding-hells rang Wcdne*week lit Frank Over-uni h’s. third the Father love is seen—thus in contrast with all others can meet 'day for Dr. Mi-rrill fo-ckta of DowlMrs. Grover Wrieht- of Battle । we have before us the Trinity In Ihe sinners' needs. Hr “rec*'iv*'llu ing And Miss Alice MacDonald, Creek, ....... ” ’ ’... '-visiting Mr. add Mrs. these three parables. The question slnnora." Only on Hie Imais of sac-;Congratulation*, Henry Bagla. of hlai'kslidinu Is-not in Hie fore­ rith'c can- God • receive sinner*. Sunday visitors al Geo. E: Pou>uv< * .. । Mrs. ,.. Murdock ground here, if indeed il. is al all In Clirisl lias offered the perfect sac-, lauds were UonTI'i- Ingram of Hast- week end visitor at |f< nry Hngla's. I iirind. While Hie FaUic.r is repro- Tiller, with which God is well ideiis-. ing*. Mr. ami Mrs. Eugene Haight] Henry Bagla wa- in l.ausing one sented in the Ihinl parable, yet the i'll. - Ami He “ealeth witli them.' and son from near Middleville ami Tiny Iasi week amt brought home u ; ... ... .. .. (Jf, mu jp.,, 4U(„ words "I have sipm-d against heav­ en. arnrhefori* Uiee" v IB, 21) make us, then fellowships with us. li'epolt. . ■ • ’ । 3, in. kiuij .. who spent the ' Mrs. Mary- rmPatten 11 clear Ihal a ilisHur.lion io intend­ feast on Him. His flesh is me_. ... , Ge«irge „... E. l’plnnd made n bu»iuess winter wiil; with Mrs. CoatCo; pf Coalsed lu?re. In these parables our Izird deed, ami His blond is drink indeed, trip to Hastings. Saturday. Grove returned, to her <laughti'r's, liudley «f West .CahJhmiu Mrs,. •I<in t»u'rkm s • •—o.... Fo.s'ler ■» is not occupied will* the subject of John 6:55.. Blessed be God for Un1 • — ' •\ Sunday, j*.li6re backsliding; He is talking about the feast that He has prepared. as nl hr* farm and called on she will spendllie *n mimnur. • joy that is occSsiomsl hy lhe llmhng Tlm Righteous One speaks, win ds friends' among ‘The clay lulls' Sun­ of that which was lost. Omtlnii or of hope to the um ighleous, ami day. Mattie of Hastings, spent Wednes­ eonfuln this by your own study of words of condemnation b? lhe solfWill DeGolia of Easy Stivet is day ut Gt,-o. 8, Fuller -. THE ONE BRIGHT SPOT IN PEARL STREET .the chntder. Willi this gei|i'inl righleous. The I wo parables dif­ s|i*’n<lijg several days ul llm farm. view Of lilt* whole chapter, we will fer, each ending, however, with lhe Hilly four weeks lo vacation. Oblliuiry. now approach our lesson. 't he neighborhood was shocked lo Clara Belle Shall'nk. ilaughlcr ibc lost, an opposite spirit lo that lusir of the sudden death of Henry of Seymour ami Marian Shattuck, l^ssou Divisions. manifested in verse 2. In the first Miller. ... „ r. I. .The Unrighteous. 1. Hnslina- t*»wnship lownship on out .. . . was •Imrii M,ni in Hastingparable the shepherd seeks the lost Mh». Wdl Burns was eal. .11. The 8*‘lf-llighlvou*. 2. sheep Mciraae of its nerd, through <:as{|ide by the death’of her fath­ passed away nl li* r imoii* on soulli ‘ III. Tlm lllghteous. 3-10. compassion on' it, and is happy er. Mr. Graham. Wednesday. Hanover st^ Hnstim:*. April 15. The (hitline thiriopnl. when it has hmm found; in the Wallace MacDonald spent Sun­ 191.1.’ age 39 year*. I month and I in our lesMin.wc have Ihree clijss- second the coin is sought because of day al borne. . • day. ’ • . <m, as indicated by Hie oullimv— the its value? o^mil being very precious She wa* linil*sl in marriage in j unrighteous, the self-rigldeous and in lhe sight of God. Tlie lost sheep COUNTY LINE. (Iranil Rapids to Bur«l> it Lichty utr. igtiteous. After. After -He had told js separated lie- Shepheiil. Shepherd, (he righteous. Kirafcd . from lhe Miss l\ufo_.Eckardl und nephew 13;-tm......................... — r that ?. it-costs tliem l"...: . -.-I- sofncHungTo he j from the rest of tile flock, TniS'Oif Victor Eckurdt spent ftilurday in June Tl|e deceased. .Wlul*' mil being a . His disciple, the’ unrighteous "drew the. Shepherds fodd.and care, rs un- HaMingg. chin < li or society, near unlb Him," while lhe self- pnitected from storm, danger, and Mr. and Mrs. Btwk, UilliliAtd ami lived in mind ami < liiirartnr a riglHeous began lo murmur, with death, has no k'liuwledgo of the way family of fgike Odrssi spent ¥unthe result Hint lhe Hixhleous -One, liack'to the fold. 'Treading the same duy with tlieh- son Orley mid wife. Chrisliaii life.’ lyi health not per-; . - •• ;......-------- , inilliiig her tn'antlrst'- wilhriiny **»-1 the Bleased Mun of Psalm I. utlcr- path eiicouiitering |hv sunn* slprms Mr. tihd Mrs, Fred hrkardt Et'katdi am un * > ciety. having been n piiueui suff-' hfl. Med ud Hie words regarding lhe sheen and dangers: the Slmpherd seek* son Itnberl off GrandI Haplds vi^... u fil|. (|h. p,ls| ... SI.. and Ihti.cuitj. .. Ik is lite .Word of.God the slittim ;iien..3;ft—yWhere iu! ,1Im*h' paixils -J;J.- Efkanit and wifeWM it flevniNTwiT.' an.t’MMer ami; ihal causes t»eople lo draw ne.gr uu­ thou?" . finds il, ami brings it Isnuc. over Sunday. loved Imr Jiome dearly. _ lu Him, because il reveals the heart He does not scflld IL or beat tl for u . ,, vrJI ,m,. ( <1|IU , Mr. and Mrs.-H. J. Gcrlingcr nndof God. the love of Gvd, the Sou of having wandered away, nor drive it ! daughter Lula ami Mr. and Mrs. ' She leaves-to immrn u kind and: loving hushiind. a lining and devotGo*l, tho salvation of (iod, tlm hack, hut “layvlh it on His shlrnld- VVuddo .(ierliiiger i:..-i;..„............... ........ wereuSunday vlsirighltsiusness uf Go*k tlm wrath of er*, rejoicing." Rote is the condi­ loi-s. al ,Q<_Y- Slmwcrtuan s al Lake ••d sister, four nephew^, two nii'cesi and st lm»t of reluiiv* * ami friends.God.- One hig reason why Tlm boys tion nf man; and .the cnmiia-s.ou of tidesaa. Those frimi away who attended mid girla, young men .and women, God Lhe Son, Gumral rejoicing fol­ Mrs. H. J.- Gvrlingcr spout Tuv*- the funeral were Mrs. George: ami ohlrr ones <k» not draw war un­ — lows the return of the Bheuhccd Sliephefd day !wilh Mrs. Ctoff of West Sun- Yeanling, of Gibsmibuia. Ohio: Mr. ----- ,... ... to Christ to hear Hint, is Unit lhere W.itli Imj. now foiind, with the louL found, sheep, ------ livid. •’I. ' ' . ■ and Mra. Henry Alllmusc. of V<is such if famine fur lhe Wqrd.ol Chri'l ,bus :-7 • come tie (o the ....rib. eni.L~ sm-k,.ev. AV. F. ypetUfhet*' prvtlclied immtvilfe: ami Ora Williams <.h'r1 In some ot lhe Sunday seliools •iug that whirh- mii* - lost ; T.'ik*' ••r •..-•» r-",n3< lithi* |,»ir-w«r,i farewell iwrotWIl seriimn IO at .Hie > III" ■ I*. Evitp-| \ (111- Ii IGrand trnuil 1,111 Rapiilsami, .u-n,TA churches. ~ Wc' Hural Iwlicvo!, lUHi'. has InaJdim the jwdh of man j gidival-Aituuuh. jinudav April HHh. I( .Futiond services held Ihal that lhe Bible Hihle sar* says Draw~ mgh ‘to until il led. Rim lo Calvary. Now; He g»>s t» DHwir First Evamp'll- • • • YOU WILL KNOW THE PLACE BY THE ABOVE I’ICTURI afterrnmn. It" '. Q. A. C.i God. and’He will draw mgh lo you.” . He has com' hack home. Whal te-i eal church. Hiw. Aoelker Voelker takes takes Mr. Mr 1Saturday t |tT of Brunson ofllciating. Burial । .We must also believe that Gud iiusj joiciiig there mast have been when j Boettcher's place. . • , J took place in Riverside Ceraeteiy.j JliHnaiieiil Sunday* ♦ School k«on ♦ GrandRaDidsFloralGo Alfred Hannah & Sons. Props. When ’I ou Visit the Industrial Expo sition at Grand Rapids Call at our Booth. We know that our goods will interest you. Then call at our store, 237 Pearl Street (near the bridge). MAKE OUR PLACE YOUR HEADQUARTERS THE TISGH-HINE GO OFFICE OUTFITTERS �FAC.E FWfrreFV NASHVILLE ' H. C. (Basina nniT family nnd El­ inor Crow ami family motored io Battle Crook nnd S|i»-nf Sunday. . ’ MisAca Vadi t’eigliiier and-Villa Thirrotl spem I Inn -day ufterhoon ami ' voning in »,r;uid ilupids. „ Mrs. Hay MrMilkiu amt Min spent Sahirdny and Sunday al Colon with Mr. McMillan* »ud other relatives. ■Mr. and Mr*. th- M. i'utnum and .Mr. nnd Mr-. F. M. Quick won' al Sobby Luke last, Friday after- 1I7HEN you have a bilious attack your liver fails W to perform its functions. You become con­ stipated. The* -1 ferments in your ■ ! stomach ' • instead • . ’ of m&BeG lhe ‘,ig and a terrible stomach and caurec ablets. They will headache. Take C1 . :ir stomach and you g tone up yonr liver, i 'h .re is nothing belter W ji ewill soon be as well as WTO I Tlm funeral of Merrill Everett, who -Ml from,. his wagon at his home i|t^.M:ipli- Drove. Imd’Thtirsdaj afloinonn and broke Jits ndjldr liono nnd j/M-i-ived other injuries which caused' bis death hi a few: hours, was held at the Evnngoliea; church .viere Sunday afternoon and and fiM-nds-tdl Mrs. Chari<- I'aif f'"iu Kalamazoo. Th ll. i.ortright were slio had been for, ov lild;i> vi-ilimJ Ihft pay her’ enmplinioilli Ii. ami Mrs. (», U., gi and-xnn, wlu : of Mr. and ‘ lor is moving into April 8th. C liou.e xacaled 1 Kalamazoo I: Mix* kid.i Sluekey of r.iiarlulto spent Snliirdny evening anil Sunday al the home of. her ntotlwr, Mrs. Mary Townsend. . Dr. Frank C. Hinkley, nr Huron. 'Suutli Uakotii. .w.’in.it guest nl t'.hn*. Parrulln over. Sunday. Ur. Amos It. Ifinkley of Nappanee. Indiana, was a guest nl Clmrles par-' wilh hix wifmil's Sunday and Monday nnd he Mrs. Sarah Swiunty returned front will, Mi.. Villi, -I hit-will visit,mI Mr f.i-nkwee County, wlfore she spent the winter with rolalivi*. Thursday. P. C. Yale* n-lurned to his home ill Tacoma. Washington. last work after xp.onditu several weeks with his mother Mr-. • >. M. B>-ck. Itov. nnd Mrs. II. I. Voelker of Portage Prairii-. war Nile,*. x|u*nl last wook with llm lallor’a mother, Chambe Is it possible there is a woman in this.dountry xyho con­ tinues to suffer without giving Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege­ table Compound a trial after all the evidence that is con­ tinually being published, which proves beyond contradic­ tion that this grand old medicine has relieved more suffer­ ing among women than any other one medicine in the world? We have published in'the newspapers of lhe United States more genuine testimonial letters than have ever been pub­ lished in the interest of any other medicine for women— and every year we publish many new testimonials, all gen­ uine and true. Here are three never before published: From Mrs. S. T. Richmond, Providence, R. I. We Have The Samples PnnviDKNOic, IL I—“ For tho benefit of women’who suffer as I have done I wish to state what Lydia E. Pinkham** Vegetable Compound has done for me. I did aome heavy lifting and tlie doctor said it caused a displacement. I have always lieen weak and I overworked after my baby waa tom and inflammation set in, then nervous pros­ t ration, from which I did not recover until I had taken Lydia E. Pink­ ham's vegetable Compound. Tlie Compound in my lx*t friend and when I hear of a woman with troubles like mine 1 try to induce her to take your medicine.**— Mrs. 8. T. JIh-umond, 1W Waldo Street, l*rovideucv, IL I. nnd Mrs. E. V. Barker had moved onto their farm' ill Maple Grove. They did move and w.*rn partly si-tlled when E. V. derideil on an­ other change and they are now liv» ing on the F. .1. Feighner ftu-m. south of the village, recently pur- A Minister's Wife Writes: Cr.nQt’ET, Minn. —“I have suffered very much with irregularities, Gin and inflammation, but your wonderful medicine, Lydia E. Pinkm's Vegetable Compound, has made me well and Lean recommend the muim* to all thai arc troubled with these comnlainU."—Mn. Jknme Akerman, c/o llcv. K. Akeuman, Cloquet, Minnesota. Illg Of Crescent I*ulg«Middleville. Thunulny 3rd. when* the team e will confer the rank From Mrs. J. D. Murdoch, Quincy, Mass. South Quincy, Mass.—‘•Tho doctor said that I had organic tremble and he doctored me for a long time and I did not get any relief. I**., saw I.ydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ml- vertised nnd I tried it and found relief before I had finished tho first bottle. I continued taking it all through middle life ami am now a strong, heal thy woman and cam my own living."—Mrs. Jank 1). MviiDocit, 25 Gordon St, South Quincy, Mass. Unkola. visited ul'tlie Imine of the fornWEs Uili'tn, tlnnry-ttnr. the lat­ ter part of last week, or* -..... Imnio from' Florida, .••penl the winter. • Mm. F.lixnlietli Gulrhe A Free Sample Can to LYDIA F. PINKHAM MEDICIKE CO. (CONFIDENTIAL) LYNN, MASS-.forudvice. Your letter will be opened, read nnd answered by a woman and held in strict confidence. pro|H-rty < a .Gregg tnke po**e*»ion soon........... . .............. rhell and family who occupied tlie house have moved into H. E. Down­ ing's house 011 Cemetery St. Miss Minnie Fiirni** has moved into tin- rooms in Mrs. Eva Aller- Eat Cottage Bread ■ f tastes like the bread mother used to make. No meal complete without it. will be given to every person who calls at our Store with COUPON BELOW! Be sure and get yours! Try it at our expense. Give PARA the most severe tests — you'll [CoZbRS READY ' MIXED HOUSE And sav PARA PAWT Is the host!! PAINT least 50 cents on every gallon House Paint!! NOW IS THE TI E TO PAINT -WITH Para Paint is made in 28 Beautiful Colors YOU DON’T HAVE T§ BUY A SINGLE penny’s Worth Of para paint until YOU HAVE TRIED IT CUT OUT THIS COUPON. GET A LIBERAL SAMPLE CAN— WITHOUT CHARGE! The Palm Garden PROFFESSIONAL CARDS Gebraad “Sells Farms" A. &C. H. BARBER, rhyiicffln.n and burgeon*. .■..IHII-*. ' . Miss Bess Dillenl.erk spenf Sun­ Calix in dty or country, responded to . day allenioon at Frank Feighner'*.' with promptness', day or night. north of the viflngc. Mrs. Elecla Sherman of BrtHle F K. WILLISON. I). D. 8.. Tt Haxtlngx, Mich. Para Paint I* a necessity, hot a lux­ ury! 1: preserves'. • rotecta and .beautittex! Made of the best ingredients, carefully milled. PARA PAINT lx of a velvety consistency— spreads eat-y,! PAIlA PAINT Is made In tho Herat modern' ■fiictorlcx.’Ty lhe Tncst mod­ ern method*, mactjlhery- and managetnent, OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE: larjje Cqlor Card. Send for. our Handy to have, even If you don't figure on painting right nowl Thi* COUPON entitle* Bearer to FREE SAMPLE CAN PARA/PAINT If presented to Dealer Below within next Five Day* A RfiYFQ Department Store Dll I LU O■ /It HASTINGS, MICHIGAN rented Mrs. D. the south aid** ................. -.......... from AlJo. Mr. Mead will cnntliiuo his paxlarnte (here in the M. E. i>hurch the rest of flic year, ami expects to motor back and forth. Mrs. Lloyd Mead and two children •.pent Sunday witli lhe former's parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Hyde m Knlamaxoo. Gen. F. Truman of Detroit, visa­ ed his father and brother hen- overi Sunday. Noinn xAsnvn.UL .Mr. and -Mix. E. IL Smith we.nl to Verinoidvilli* Monday on Jui-ine.*.*. -Mr*.- Barbara-Marshall i* fW>vlng in her new Imine puichn*f<| of Nir*. David Bullinger. Mr .amt Mr*.-Adolph. Kaiser *’<‘tertttinvd Mr. nnd Mr.*. Von Sheldon nnd son Vance of Charlotte Satur­ day night and Sunday. Mr. ami Mrs. A. <!. Murray en­ tertained their nephew Hubert MrGregory of Grand HdpidM Friday. , lleiiben Smith i.« seriously ill wilh henrinnd kidney trouble. Mrs. I’hn-su Stocking.*who had nn alllick of apimndicilis is able tn re­ sume her duties al thi* store. ' Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Knoll utiiLchildren nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Alltfrl Mc­ Clelland ami two sons spent Sunday at Herbert Itonkwell' at bialamo. Mr. and Mr*. Bert Herkalhom of Muir are mirttlS-of their mother Mrs. Sarah lleckafltorn. Mrs. F. W. Knoll is under tho doc­ tor’s care with pleurisy nnd rhournaUsm. ■ _ , , Hoy Brumm is Offering from netl • ralagio. David Bullinger is spending the week with Detroit friends. Hostings, Mich. |. W. Armbruster, Prop. Phone 548 ONE OF OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS 390 Acre*, Near Big Rapid*. Near school and churchei. Some rolling, aome level land. Clay-loom and gravelly soil. . Good H room houtc. built two year*. I*trge barn, will hold 30 head cattle. Good ailo, hog house, poultry house, granary. 100 acres under cultivation. .riO acres more all stumped. 170 acres virgin and second growth timber. . Trout stream runs through pasture. [Timber, beech, maple, elm, white oak. black oak, hemlock and pineMust sell this place in 20 days for f8,0()0. LAWYER this is absolute truth I as the most expensive Reduce die Para Paint Mr*. Chari*-* Fowler was lihmalil In her’daughter"* Mr*. Lydia Lath* rop'« h«ihi<‘ from lhe saniluriuni at Battle Creek in an uutoiiinblle amliulancD Sunday morning. She v. aci'ompiiiiicd by n trained nurw* uml her daughter. Mr*. Ijilhrop iiu the iimbulahcr. ami her !»bn. Frank Dilbaliner. of Cliicagn rode on the seat with llm. driver mid they were fol­ lowed by CharleM owlec ami wm. Ur. s. M. l .,wl. r. Mrs. Albert O*t mill nf Owo.a*o and Mr*. U. KunX in tlie doctor* car.*.Mr.*. Fowler ,*l<.nd llm trip iruiurknbly well, but JOHN M. COULD of Paint that you 1 S2.00 or $2.25 PA' been using PARA PARA PAINT paints made! Make your property -worth more! You have no idea what a difference GOOD PAINT ir-iil ex In the appearance of. a build­ ing! PARA PAINT I* GOOD PAINT-but costs LESS! JHiy-PARA-PAINT and SAVE AT LEAST uOc ON KVKHY GALTXJNI Home of Home Made Candils We are the biggest manufactures of ice cream in Barry Coupty. Sold by lhe dish, quart or gallon. Office over Grigsby & Brooks ■ Phone 17a HASTINGS, MICHIGAN EDWIN I; BEBBAAD, Bitt. Fin Nil Money to loan on Real Estate. Real I Estate sold on c»mihlsaton. Genera) conveyancing. Having a complete set; of Abstract Books compiled from the) Record*, can furnish complete Ab(tracts. " ’ Grand Rapids, Mich. * - - X-RAY DENTISTRY ~ FIRE INSURANCE Is Different You Have not Heard of Thia System Before ( n Umwam Tltt* moal'important part of any 1 denial oiHtralion is lo have a clear'Ily defined idea of wlitil is to be <lon® ami then plan the operation so **' '"«> '■ •crompll-hed Catarrh That Cont*n Mercury |bt ■ ■ maretrrv will atirelv ilAalrnv llm a.ru _ . Ireuh), amJ in. THE X-RAY SYSTEM from reputable physicians, they will do is ten fold t; gives a perfect^ picture of 'tho .trouble and makes il possible-for ui to sen just what attention tho toeili need. If you don't umterslnnd it, come in and let us show you all about it. ■ X-RAY DENTISTS old hr nronM.. Frio. TV —••• Gruid Ripids, .... ■■ ' " —I BANNER WANT ADVS. 1»AY. i . - 87 Monroe Ave., Over Johnson’* Cigar Stoic Mich. �TO KEEP YOUTH 1 and beauty—to prevent wrinkles ppd ‘ ‘crow's feet” and deep black circles under the eyes— nothin# ig as good aji . ^Pterce’s I 11 FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION J SMbWMttnt Barry Dtpartwat MIMI Mr. Bishop wa* quite HI last Give it a fair trial fer banishing those distreaeinr pains ar week. Marion Uouveuir I* sick *Uh the drains on orw •vitality. ThU prescription ©f Dr. Pwrce's regulaU* all Um wcaknossM that make women mlMrabla and olo before'their tl needs it before womanhood. Every mother needs IL It Is an in for the female w»tam, All medicine dealers ftnve a?M it with cuetomers for the past 40 yoars. it is now obtainable in liquid at«irugetwca.-or wnd 50 one-cent lUram for trial box,-to IL V. Seeds! Seeds! Seeds! You will use seeds of some kind or other in the course of the season. Just remember that our stock is all new and fresh. We have them on dis* play now. Garden seeds, |Clover, timothy and alsike seeds. If we haven't got the seed you want give us your order and we’ll gel it. Wm. Renkes & Son Of Dowling Have you hit those Bullseye Boots yet? Better try’crti. lRMS FOR SALE American Beauty Corsets When you purchaic equally importthat the unit COMFORTABLE WEARS WELL pc ixiught al a REASONABLE PRICE ONE DOIXAU UP you have YU the HU. acres, extra good house BtW characteristic! Oi.a . small tarn. on main-road splendid corset. N. . . . 514 mill’s front Hastings. .W.0001 so acres, good buildings... ’ isSt • American Beauty Corsets '.'2 . . acres, good buildings... ‘i ^X) i bxva every one ol Iheac excellent feature* .Summer resort at Thontnppiu ’ ' “B<1 m“ny ““*• Ijlkr. good for hill-1:t,OTO i Every improvement a» exacted byfadiioa Til- iilmve property can be bought I u thc»c-djjnty x*rmcnu. ■on easy ierins. nr will -xehangr’for-r cily properly. W>* will Im in Ha»t-> For Sale by ing* most of the lime iluring the ! mon III of April SO if you have city ’ uiriniynriuuv n nirnr WEICK6EHAHT & RIEOE ilffiv-'. Saturday of each week. Hastings, Mich. EZRA S. MOREHOUSE & GO. Dctlou and Hunting*, MW). DR. C. D. OWENS DENTIST April -22ml. nnd < thereafter nl .■‘tint, bbls' Block, Ilnsling*. Respectfully, Order Our Drays When you liaveauy moving to be • done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. TRAPS AM> VENTS. TnHls simple form tl trap tlownwmd bend in the pip incasies. Mr .and Mra. Fred Katebaiu of Marlin spent laal Sunday al Henry Worr's. Mrs. ilosi) Andrus of Hasting* vlsiled h-r son on lhe Flowvr farm Iasi week. • Rodney Flower. Into of Ionia, is visiting his cousin,. Homer Flower. Mr*. Earl Towne Aid Mrs. Geor­ gia Brown visited Ben*.’^3 Robinson at Shultz Friday.--" Miss Beth.Rftiiardsdn of Hustings is the guest of Altai Jour*. Mtw Gladys Gaskill spent Iasi wi>ck with her parent* al East Milo. Mrf. Junes. Sr., is visiting in Har­ ry Jones* home. Iloberl Garrett made a business trip to Hastings Hatunlay. Russ—ll Thorp of Battle Crei’k spent Sunday with' his parent* at Milo. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Orr went lo Kalamazoo Friday, returning SuttiDlay. Manley Morris is moving bis barn mul will make if twenty feet longer mid pul a bnseineul underneath. Saul |li»y cut his hand quite bad­ ly lust week sharpening a slake in moving a building. Floyd Ovenuuilli of Maple Grove is visiting hi* sister, Mrs. Uhurl-s Jeifton. J. Doster, A. Ilirkenmore. J. Bniudsieller. John Kmuinerer. Mrs. mul Miss S-ilgwfrk were hi Kalmiifizoo Saturday. Mr. tunl Mrs.-Tip Ketcham of Martin and Mr. und Mr*. Dunrmi McBmi- of Hastings were lhe guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Lolta MeBano Sunday. Eva and Johnny Lewis spent Sulunliiy night nl Poplar Hill. Mrs. Blanchard visileii in lhe home of G. ,M. Evers at Ilicblund lutjl week. # ' Blaine Ray visited Ids urollier west of Crooked laik-’ Sunday. II. Fenner's (earn took fright nl I h- lipping oyer of a loud uf straw Ihal I hey were drawing out of J. Brandsteltrr's yard Friday, and ran away, going w-sl mid were nol slopped until they reached Orson Garrett's farm. Mrs. Blanchard mul Mrs. Homer Jackson will attend Ben Hur nt lhe 1'illb’i’ on Friday night of the prea- . BANJ’IEI.D. Harry Carr. Mrs. Carr. Mr. mid ... A. . „ ........... i. ........ Mr*. M. .Edmond* motored। •toUntile Creek Sunday and called on Mr*. Willbon's new baby. . Mr. nnd -Mis. Henry Roger* of Ktilnimizoo ar-gue*!-* nflMr. mid But the good (toy IM'” done Tto Father will not forget. - In summer and wint-i. They plixl 'slowly nlon.’; With • tolpful wn»l Or * »oul cheering sang, lake Ito viotata that aland N-Slii the aunHDW»i* shade; Wilh no such pretentions A* th* other hath made. Btwause we are tot loud,Bui so quiet do kv p: It's a mistake to to limiting Wc are all sound asleep. That the Muster doth call u*; And uo mnouut pf .Wi.'. aim. . .. Does ever appall us. As the years move-ouw.itii. Other Aid*, may Mil faster; But slow moving crafts Meet much les# disaster. Wheu the voyam is -mt-.-d, • And Christ doth, app-kr;; T The “well done” of .tin- Master Wc all hope to heai. While we rest In Ul'’ liav-m Wilh Hie children <>f man; May wc see giarillgd G"<ll!iies* That lirst In Mild began. ORANGEVILLI.. .Mr*. Ilcningcr is with h-r daugh­ ter, Mrs. George Morvlioiiw-. Mr. Murdock 'is «lp»ly recover­ ing from hi* long illiic.". Mi»* Hazel UeunrivDterlnuicil' a cousin front Ypnllouitl, ln.v| week, Mr*. Hattie Beatlie un-l m>h, Mar­ shall, have a new Ford aut-i. Mrs. Y’-’lli- Newark vnuied h- r daughter of lauising. last week. Frank Castle sold a iim- lior-«e last week to Frnrtk Brawn. The im-asle* are being enleHaincd by Ab- IknnmiiiL A. N. Nevin* enterumi- -I Yule and Rex Mcl.-’od of Cloverdale. .Satur­ day- and Kuiuiay. Miss Ada Callum is ill with the, TAMARAC CINLMUM. _ Mwf Uieiidora Wortiey Is on tho! ..•Vltrt thi* wwk: . George Hears spent Halunlay nislil; mid Sunday in Grand Rapids with his brothw-in-law. J. H. Walts, I who is stilt seriously HI. ami was! not quite so well when hu left him Sunday evening. Mrs. George Sears ami children) nnd Mrs. Fauule Gilbert and S.-mn | Purdun nileuM Ih'v. BoeUchfer's furewi-li sermon Sun-lav at thEvangelical church and then spent the afternoon with Reuben Gertluicer'a.-------------- ... I Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dunkin spent Sunday at Ora Lehman** in Warn«-rv ill,’. .Mrs. Marie Briggs, and- Hille • -laughter of Hastings ore spending a| fywrfays n| Frank Dunkin's. I EC Pi’lis, who wild Ins farm in Selwwa is moving in with Mp. Pells father Will Purdun for the present. The Christian Endeavor l-ad-r for next Sunday is Glendora Wortiey. I Mr. ami Mrs. Jesse Knowles and' little Mon aipl .Mr. mul Mrs. Ralph Heniiey of Carlton C-nler calbil on Allen King's Sunday aflermgm niakjug-llie trip in the furiuer'* new auto. WEFT 8EBEUA. tut Thursday. There was n* 4 a: largo crowd; hut the sales went al kimmI prices. Mr. mid Mrs. Haight went t<» lhe funeral of W. T. Haight at Sebewa Corner* on Saturday. Unfortunate­ ly, just at tin- linn1 of lhe ri-ryicv. a sertnu* tire broke out «>n the L-<m ilii« George Gomhnoot Fann. music at the Church of Christ on Sunday evening. Miss Bowen. violincelln; George GnodetiinoL violin: William Wells, tile cornel. Pastor Charles A. Slayk took for his tlieine “Dare Io lie a Daniel,'*-the text be­ There will lie a augui s-- iid al ing D;pi. 6:10. A large congregation the Grange ball Nalur-liiy April 2i. lh’ sure to all—ml. iiif*n Mrs. A. S. Hathaway i- quite ill. “T”*-’*-1Dr. Hyde of PralrlMUb* wa* called. -Mr. and Mrs.-Frank Nnsh-f tH-bMr. Hewitt, an aUSlmi- i of tins I ing* visited Hi- laf place, is very ill al tin; li-me of A- Sector, Suiutay. Mr. Hullierland. near Martin. 1 Mh and Mr*. D. I„ Mrs. Hears who lias |s*«n in.day mid Sunday wilh their m-ph-’W, Oraugevilh’ for several years has Eld. Hall, of Frtotort. ’ moved to KaugalucJt. । i heiv will. be m> Sunday Sa-IiooI Mr. and Mik. r. bp-rkl- r wa* in j Atiril -Jti ou accoupt of Hie Sunday Al»l*’?.7 week visituu- In-lid.*. K-li-Hii rrinveuHou al Hi” West llull.illl-y Glmiys lotlei >>I Ivalawa- |nll(| church. Everybody go if poszoo i* visiting her 'grand parents.1 -■ ■ * Mr. and Mrs. Fat Poll >. Mr.-. A. K* llobiiivon I* sick wilh •LAKE ODESSA: (j|.jn Gr.'WTiniller of Indiana .was Homer Mprgmia hav- sold their I shaking hands wilh old neighboriiliki- on Alii Ave. In Mr I hit I. ! TTim-aihiv In. .liiin-i- uilli and will move house on Illi Ave. Olive Marlin visilod her sister, Chas. Kart and wif-ate chick-i Mrs. Cly<l<- Kenney, of Nash " ,|inm,P with Mr.-Mid Mrs. Glyd-*I from Friday until Monday. Cumming*. Sunday, v I Mr.'mid Mrs. Robert Wallri Anna Waiters tine r.-igu-d-her West iUitland spent Huiulay posit km witli lhe Citizens *£de- Mr .and Mr*.-Millon J-uiiiiigs. idioii- Company. aft-T three years‘.i-'iiuuigs i* »njl very imoviy. ram Webster, is wry.ill. Will Uiwtead of Grand liaiiid.-' liny mid Sunday with In* <dd The Hue Tea lo Im- held Tuesday was a cidPT on hi- ln<itlier-in-law. male. Hn-»l llobiu—u.. He met .... has been m>*t|uiiivd out of raapect Shirley L'pard ami took Mr. and mother, Mik. L. Itieliard.-iu. - in to Mrs. Coleman, wliorfu son's wife Mr*. Frauk Clark In th-if lluuui in I Haaliug* Sunday • -v-ning. Tln’y passed away Sunday. Cariloii, Sunday motmug. ■ darted for tld'ir tii'W hmm.' in Bay.Mr. Davis' people, w|io were Mr. and Mrt. . Wall! r. Wortiey inmi-lte, Altilininn. burned mil Inst week, have moved wi>rf guest* jif In- piireltl*, Joe ---------------------- In Fred Bristol's house. A .Adams ■Wortiey mid family. Sunday. HINDS' COHNElLS. and. wife Bristol mid wife! .... ..... and ----- .F.. ............ ..... U .inin. lFurni** inn Mr. „,| ami Mrs. Wm. and \. |.;. Phillip* and wife aH-ml-d rolled on them Sunday night, ihey; children wi re guml* the g. A. H. meeting al Gl-and Rap~ ‘ of- -Nashville - --- ’ . " were are Vominrtahle. 7-* --------------*.,f. P“r'"-1'- M « - “»'• Mrs !‘d* Thursday afternoon mid even\Johu Sheffield^ wood* ..caught J-rank JoUmmn. Sunday. ‘ illg. llrtKfiatunlay and Imriiwil aliout fto Ora Lapo hiL- puieliased the Mr-. Brawn mid daughter cords'-qf greeii wood ami atout '-'5 griH-eiy store of John (inffiil. Mr*. Towne of Milo -p-urTia.'Lv Tlie L. O.’F. M. M. look >n n rlu^ with the fnniier* im c- Ml*. Jh r’-d Hits winder. tf Hie neighbors of 32 Thursday night. Mr*. .Wil- I nn-e Robinson.had not r-si-lMided to lhe call for lluinslon a. deputy of Grand IUi>- | Mix. Sarah PhilUps’raD’d fur li-r help so promptltf their buildings, ul* nutated tmniuiaiHter Midiardl! little niece Frances Farr of Kalaalso Mr. Moore's would have been wilh lhe work. Ice cream ail'd cake; mlU(M1 ||h. latter pmt of the week. desliiiyinl. Mr. SlielHdd appreciales their kindness vury-mucli. Miss Mary Bagley's nephew tunl NO<TliEAl>r BAHRY. : former's brother,,Gi-oige Robinson'. niece <lf Orangeville were gui’sUj of E. at Mn ' " --------GtNirge Wickwire mid Miss Bagley the Imine of Mr. and. Mrs, Albert i Park relative* mill 'Hampton was wHI attended. rci-nd'** tivfRev. Brocks' wife and i-liildreu cewjs «l5.31). arrived in Baniteld Wednesday C. K next Fun-lav evening will lie morning frum England. Mrs. le-| by Mk. Olive Campbell. Proarli- Ella tell Brooks' was on lhe waler two ,ing following. irara Miss Pean l’il-'i i- lu-lplng airs. Uilhrop .............. Ida Newlmi wiibji- r housework. Mr. mid Mrs. Ernesl Crandall Eii. F.hlred tia-C-U- aun caLpenlcr Iter hcoilti-r' weiil. lo East Johnstown lo s-s- his work wilh lhe Wilb-»«n Bros. sister, who is very ill mid u great Fil’d Carl Is doing soinc paitcrim.auffrrrr. for Mrs, I., E. Andnis. 'x Mr. and Mrs. Irving Pildlips of A. S. Buuin-li and wife uI Battle Greek were guests of .Mr. lhe miiiistcrial in-'-'iuig al I Iielamo's people over Sunday. Corners Inst wv.-k. jJllli! Milford Tungate is ijnile Not Sluntori.mid family visi. Mqhloii Nku|in*’i ill.’. Dr. Kellar is in ull-ndmice. broliier Ben stanl-'ii mid family SuiMqy wilh .Mi Mr. mnl Mrs. Frank- Coleman uenr Banlb-ld Sunday. lI--lhi.-KJp.ll .if & were called lo Bailie Creek' Siiiulny Freil Gregg and family hav-This (■Vxminniity by .the illm-sa of their son's wife. moved lo their home .in Baltimoi -­ township. , Iris oji-niUoiK in. Stir leaves mi infant wm, who which he uiiderwi . was'torn'Friday. . PHAIRIEMI.I.L wortk hospital nl ‘Xjiand 'Rapid* Mr. and Mi-', Osu Talmmlge Aunt Mary DoM.-r who has been wen- guests of Ed. Bird mid wife Mrs. II. Ralfeoek mid Mrs. F. Mr. mid Mr->. I.. Gibb* now’ rid-- lowing ollh-rs w-re eb-cled f.»'is|he iiiju’ <li|rs inlo th- water held by lhe i a new l-'oni tmio. year: Sii|il.. Mr*. Edith Snyt|.->; Hi'member'tlr I'offie In' cliuich al 11 hl’ pi|H5 opeii io Admit deadly s<’vvltL’30 a. in. May 3rd. . position of prmeip.il of the Augu*Our Specialty. . [ er mi-. To avoid this we emi fur­ / Mrs. J. Bows-r. who Ims beelt ta schools for th*tiling year; \ ’flu’ Hi-timd play “T|ie Gyp\v nish lhpatent iioii-siplionag- ’. Marittg for h-r father. Mr. IL WcbHASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Queen" was plny-d ;|t Cres-tey to a self-cleaning traps. These sh-mlil Hler. is'nl holm’ for a few days. lisiljtig her daughter .Mr*. I mi» Coy. ! be used on each llxture. full house Saturday < ’ voniug. Donna und Milford Bowser slart"Word was ri’reivwl hen* Fridav.............................. - —......... -d for school Monday. They were *f-ilt»F H. Wellman j anti p#n iittinjr. Maltirewa ' serfnu<> rotHiftmi nF ^,'tt.-tfau“iilei-Mr». t*ntH Barred-of-Kirihoppy youngsters. Hughe*.-\v1io iN vi'itilig. friend* in I amnziio Hi- lalliT part uf Lho Week. Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Granger Were El Paso. Texas, .Mr. Hughe* ha*i Mr. ami Mr*..Clark itobimuin mhgiieslit of Mr*. Granger's pm-mts, Imm’ii. ill of tyiilioid (ever foj- suyerol lured Id .Midland J’urk tliur.'duy rcMr. Mile L-e mid wife. Hiiiidjty. Hast of PoitoSce. werk-s, but wits jhouglit to hr pain- i Bulling Saturduy. Mr*. Julia MeyBgiitlchl Gleaner Notes. ing when lie wm* .-midenly tak-n' mummpniri-d lli-iii'mid went on Phone 126 Hastings Tho regular meting of’the (Benn­ with a r-liuise. Hi-* *<ur Fred deft i hi Kalmuazo- to visit lii-r sister-lners ronvetied Sal unlay evening. Aii- fuirr Friday lo lie wilh him.' ’ * ilaw. Mi-. B**rt Roush. ril IB. Th-rc was n gojsl attend ­ Mrs. Muiy Stead who bus to-n Look lo Your Plumbing. NORTIIHAtr CARLTON Thia hold* true in your electric ance. Tluee new iii-iiiIh’Ik were vary »• ill ... at ... His ..... honiq of h-r mumi-]duugiiMr*. Aniamla Johnson is undot (lommlssimivr Edt-.-i' «.r Ha-liitu- initialed into l|i<> -order. An Eastei* lor. Mrs. Will Morn-, died Saturday !*hv doclor's wire, . wiring.' ~ That's one reason vijited the Clieury school. ThuD>- btliilier si-rv-.l tri iiImhiL Wk Ul •nd nnd was iniried luirin.l .Monday U.uuinv in thr llm vif-! ---------•upper Was was •' served to alsiut, why I urge you to let me do which was very much enjoyed. The (age ceinclery livre. You know wli.’il happen* hl u your electric work. You'll Mrs. Jue Wb.rlley was called lo solo rendered by D. D. Putbahi; andii, , ------------------ — house in dhich th- plumbing is in know it is done right and that StwiiiB vuauic i-axalhc und immI CUuhmi-. iuu.r ; Lake Odessa Friday by th- illness the talk <111 Euler by Rev. Biixiku, Iiroouii, i wring ami IU loomi i.u-aiiMr.f |MM,r Icomlition-everyisidy (In* ’onditinn—everylmdy in Lhyonr buildings are sale il I do nf lu-r step-mother, Mr*. Dau Jaqi- wen? gn-ntly-eiijoyol. A rhyme ■ uu, • jinuu.ummi Flush out -iiir llm accumulated want*wash- . iioii bouse liable io to eonlracl coni rar I typhoid ....... -m' is iiitbitard. riniiiMai’d by flv- of the tuemlwCa >*inlH*r*। >nrt and i-oiMHis itoiMHis of the lhe vvintar wintar months; nuioih.s; I or .some some ofhur other fever. The dig-aiivdigeative •tomarh. liver and ami kidkid-I1 organs perform p-rfm-ni tlie lhe same functions funrliom, ..Mrs. Wm. Tasker mid daughter -nli|le<l. -file Euler Egg." vwm- clean* your sbimacli. GEO. VAS TIFFLIN j Gl-iuia visited relative* in Grund rend by A. M. E»lmuni|s. DOVS of at all all iuipuriliiiiinnnl t,-«. Tnt» Dr.' It,, i iu it. rtie rl... human Inint-in laaly l..ulw as lh<< 1 I... plumbing , .1 I.... Elys ’S. Take The Ghuiner Imlios are innkiiig a Ing's New .Life Pills; notinng tw-l-• does f.»r th- hoii«<’. and I hey should Rapid*. Saturday and Sunday. KlBctrlfilaa. r for purifying Hie bkmd. Wild., be kept in lirst rjass cmniilion «!i ' L. Vnnbrocklin und family and -mill for Cmupmiioiis Mr. mid Mrs. pnvm. wljp_rec-nl|y.lost eyriyllilngj ni-s-o Miss.HuUie VaiihKM’kljn of m-gripimr'IaxsHv.’. Curas ron- Hie time.' If you hliv- any, tnnibliKulanuu<»>, v|-*it.»il Win. Wortli* i •'>* no*flipaliuu; uukt:< you feel tin-’. TAr, WH*'>our digestion take Tlhninber-Cora Winters, Ixuiluro'r. no oilier. v5-' R*’>'*>mmmid-d hvJ la"n"s Tablets and voir are certain flint family of W-sl <)d-».si. Sunday. ■iwroirr i/ n.: o J * elehjijusrrA K Mu’lwl- In tot QRkltlSlW. i'orjalelirJUl IOS RHiUMATUM HONEYS ANO BLAOUER | BAN .NK1A WANT AD VS. PAX. HANNER Waul Advs. Bring Best land.—Adv. . -i;:'-t. Dealers.—Adv. BE PREPARED To take advantage of the first warm days by having your Wall Paper in the house already to pul on. You arc working at a'disadvantage when you have to select your paper in a hurry because your paper hanger is waiting. While wc have papered and paihted hundreds of rooms this spring, wc still have the largest and best assortment of Wall Pa­ per that was ever shown in Hastings. If you xx>me.in,'’’wc can convince you of the truth of this assertion. Wc arc also making short patterns now and can give you the Remnant Price to close them out. Wc have Devoe Paint to blend with the paper. By buying "Devoe” you arc sure of the best. . It will cost you nothing lo look and wc arc always glad to see you. Carveth & Stebbins The Rcxall Druggists Hastings, Mich. Phone No. 31 Goods Ik-livrrol Do You Know Kelley? Kelley is Cloverdale's live Groceryman. He keeps things moving in his store. Always a clean, fresh stock of Groceries. They don’t have a chance to get stale. If you haven’t, bought of Kelley yet, you better do so. You’ll be pleased with his Spring Is Here Get busy and select your kind of seeds, wc have ' them, all kinds already on hand Be first and make Good Friday yoilr planting day Good seeds make good gardens Try Ours E,. Tungate 6 Son Phone 16*6 Banfield Exchange And There Was Light , lust todause you live in the country is no reason why should sit in semi-darkness, trying to read or work by the light of a kerosene lamp. Worry over inefficient lighting ceases when you see our Blau-Gas Lighting Plant work. It produces a clear, white light without any noise. There is no smoke,' no odor, no dirty chimney, no greasy wick to trim.' Come in and let us show you how this wonderful Blau-Gas Plant works. PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Campbell and McCallum Cloverdale HARDWARE Michigan F. A. BROWN & CO. Safety First TOLEY KIDNEY PILLS LE.T US DRY CLEAN Your BlanKata, Comforters, Pillow Covers, While you arc house cleaning. Our method rttnons the soil, the wriakk-s and the creases. It brightens tlie colors and freshens the tabtio. Hastings Dry Cleaning Co. Prompt attention to deliveries end Parcel Post Phone 223 M. Kellogg, Prop. Banner Want Ada They Gat Results. �THE n LSTTMUIB 'ViEII. 'Wil K. 1»ll. folb'-W ill III" «ll. AInI MMtlCl IRVING, wun ii iRviw. I«no Norton rd inlr/Mrs. Jen­ nie IkimuMnlb hoti-t* Inrt week. He I feWday* lo .-are for h- r daughter will build nn id* place this *umand lhe little graihldausWer... tin Saturday John M. perry did! ii,.- i. -i viu - v. dh Hi ■ - aw mill. I.Hiay John i* :ii Work laying away I the diffen iii division* and iwuotp of ih<- null unhl neyl wilder. Manyi Kidder** rilory and lnulianl ionlili in whir I in-intf 1« Incfthil \nied dry nl.tli spring rierfbm hy a larg** majoritThe .-jwaker cli^raclerixt’d the si hum a« u i-miker iki the growth • west In addition let prove tha| for In Ihagi’e fj mu „.. .................... — lo pay out two dollars iq their pla tn care for IJte wreck pint mill VEiniovn ii.i.e. Charles and Frank Scofield of Woodland called on their aunt Mrs. M a ry^ < ianfner. Mont lay. Ilohald Poniiiiigtoii i* able Io sit George Frank iSid Mr. Ayers nf Naahvillo calle.i aL Charlie .Moure* Thursday, Mr*. Cora Phillip* mul children visited her uiirt- George Harvey mid family near NadiMll.-, Satur­ day mid Sunday. Mr*. Elmer Kelson ot Maple Grove visited hoc parent* Lew Gardner! mid family Wednesday. J/'ii Straw and wife atlendi-d the I funeral of the former"* nephew. The irvino General store With the close ol the month of March we have rounded out We came here ten years ago and the volume of patronage we have received has met our most ’ optimistic expectations. We are pleased to announce after.havin&becn acquainted for so Jong a time that we extend our best regards and sincere thanks to those who have aided us to maintain a strong mercantile establishment at this place and shall ever be pleased to attend to your reepiiremeats with all the business getting alacrity that has marked our endeavors in the past. a decade of merchandising in the general store at Irving. It doesn’t seem possible that the ice season is almost here,'and even be­ fore the lawns need mowing, the ice man will be coming to the back door. This season, as usual, we have been able to securea, fine line of the well known Gibson Refrigerators, which we can sell at lower! prices than other dealers usually have to pay for them. Come and see a first class refrigera­ tor before the assortment is broken. We will not be able to duplicate any at the prices asked after this lot is gone. • —/ at this time are a most important arti cle of our stock, and there is certainly nothing that will assist ntore in house cleaning than one of ou£ vacuum cleaners. One demonstration will satisfy the most critical that it is not necessary to take up the best rugs and carpets in order to get them thorough­ ly clean. Prices at from $5.75 to $25.00 GEO. F. MILLER, President Hasting; C. R. WATSON, General Store IRVING, MICH. Special Bargains on Relrlgeraiors Michigan ♦ 1904-1914 BOTH 1’HONKS--Hactingi, 15U1L-IS: Middleville Line, PH 1I.-1S. Appetizers at Doyle’s mods a mon for d that." Sul a cigar is a good Jmokt, It don't make nny difference what time of day come to us, wc will get you what you want to if it is in the city. and |>rcqrhiiig Sunday nn i In- church. Mr*. Elgin Mi-iid and spent Monday in lln*lingt ihe former'* parent*, Mr. I*. E. Trumper. Win. Fox ha* made * proveiuent* on In* taint. Mrs. Nancy Miller visited wilh her .old friend*, Mr. We Have Added Fruits Just during the past few days we have begun ser­ ving fresh seasonable fruits. When you arc hungry, come and see us. i ,.-i Thursday Many a “Mon Knows a good smoke. That is why we have such a big prt» ronagc. We have the good smokes because we know how to keep our cigars and tobaccos fresh and moist and in the very best sanitary conditions that are possible to maintain. Our place is really a ; . • CLUB ROOM Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch and we invite you to stop with us when you art-in Hastings. If you come once we will make it so pleasant you will want to come again. eighty-eight year- nf age. rm aloiu'.fmnt Portland. Oregon. nrr ing Wi-ihx-Mluy'uvening to make extended visit with his sitter. M W. X lii-vine nf Morgan, and ■brother. Ij-vf Pfthfratirr of -lkiirtir Sanford Hol inger and mother Battle Creek .-pent the week •• with tin- former'* father l». P. It- with other progressive families and use Sunshine Flour. The flour that is “as good as the best and better than the rest.” There is no reason for you to use a brand of flour just because your grandfather used it. Try up-to-date flour, which means Sunshine FloiMa, W e are back of it with an iron clad guar­ antee. You run no chances in trying it, using pne sack means using it as long as you can get it " • Phone 106 Jobber HASTINGS, MICH. Jefferson St. Retailer Mr. amt Mr*. James Howard and Mhs Grace Atkin* fltenl Wednes­ day ■•vi'iiuis. in tiraml llapid*, retirvniuu Thursday morning. " Tin- saw mill is shift down for r<me-* Howard i» shipping |w»tnfrym Morgan. • Poli* and Mr*. Garr are hi road io recovery from the grip If you have any good wheat to sei 1 we can make it an object to you to bring it to Irving. Ground feed and chick feed always on hand. 5“™“ Farm Seeds t.I.IKH CREEK, her the Sunday Wc make a specialty of handling SEEDS of all kinds. We get the very best stock that our money can buy.. When any/one buys seed from us they know they get the best there it on the market. As we have had a lot of experience in farming we KNOW good seed and we know where to get it. church rn-xl Sunday. HiiIwiI Walter* and ftyflil’ ed onto the farm vacated 1*9 d< lock, known as tfte' J» farm. IRVING, MICH Clover Seed Wc have just received a new fresh stock of Clover Seed and it is an extra CHOICE QUALITY. If you want any of it, it will pay you to see us before you place your order. When at llr*l my plow was stolen, I cr»«**l mid cried. My rye* were swollen; ■ KuLI shall cr}- no more. And if you farmers don't resent. Yoy’ll have tn pay that “12 per cent." Thru pay a little more. Ami I will Imigli. sing, jump and shout. Till frum my eye* lhe lear* gush out. Then laugli a little* more. To see Hie trust rake in your pelf. Thai you might have kept yourself, . Had you been on" your job. • ’ . ra'iC and rake, don’t you forgot il. lli< yll rake until you will regret il, Then keep on raking. . Jud kit-p mi. working." Wit'll tell you liow tn raise n crop, That will IhsIo your credit. Then »it umnignU, they'd nauro «ul. Juspflow I lint they can get it. Now. -dure you are a coiner,. A little added, here and then-. Will keep you on the humnuT. ■ AdiMurhe per cent upon your plows. Fifteen m>ou your hinder. Ami when you can't pay up your bills, TIhy'ii kick you rmind like thunder. So you should M>e*nw. an independent ilealef. “N.ii in the Trust, or nf the Trust," for •’dKSie*. riding plows, walking plow*. Harrow*, mtler*. wire fence, roofing, binder (wme ami many other thing*. • v And if I don't sell chcapT than the Trust, don’t buy of me And if these good* nre not a* jn*'d a* the I nisi arc selling, then why d>> they steal from im- and raise the price tm you? Jesse Townsend Not in the Trust ( Altl.TON CFSNTEIl. W. II, ItaiiH-r i* <»n the sick list at present. Eldri Clifford RumvII of Allegan *l*»k« al th- AdveHllHt rhnrrh Sat­ urday. ’ \ Anhie Field and family arrived at Carltnn Center last Wednesday Hie ir.ih after a four weeks drive oyerlnnd froth Tenn. Mr*. Chloe Quimby of Bodfhrd. .... I, ....lla I r.. t'.bAa— Will spend a million making noise. Hastings, Michigan. Mr*. Webster who i.« now al Oli* Landon"* i* on lhe «ick list, Again? Ye* againl Garltnn ha* had another bloody battle. Wc do not know whether II was the result of the recent election or because Carlton i< in dry territory. r,'il Iiever1he|e« it "was a bloody affair land mme are nuralnp son- linger* nnd son- head*.. . I Not long ago one of our neighborI ing lown-tm-n was arroxteil for I ashing with a net in Middle Lake, land ncair, ,,nci nf. our cltiw»na ha* I been nrreatal for netting in the LitI tie Tlinriiiippje. And this all in I Ince of lb., fact that Carlinn has four cnnHlabh**. It certainij- inUM lhe that (he spirit of war mid law* lensnejis has crOMed tho bonier. i BAMN Ell WANT ADVS. PAT. Alfalfa Seed There are several fine fields of Alfalfa now being grown in Barry county and the new seed we received recently is the best ever, testing over 99 per cent pure. It it the'best lot we ever had. See Us for Good Seeds Edmonds Brothers Phone 18 THE ELEVATOR MEN Hastings, Mich. �•- * ■: THE HASTINGS BANNER APRIL 23, 1914-20 PAKS. CARTER CAR DRAWS THREE BUICK1 CLEAN.’SCORE’‘ BIB FREIGHTING WAGONS IBB SPEEDING CARS I'.urryioa Fire i'asiwnpcrs Besides Car Defends Yankee Honors In Re- ■ Will Be I’sed ul Indianapolis SpeedDemonstrates The Pulling Pow­ — way Next Mciimrlul liability Test4 in v France, World’s er of uearleM Transmission. Most Exhaustive Trial. Day. “There arc other things claiming A cable bring* lhe news that only Boh Burman is building two cars the attention of the people down on one make of American cars llntsh- nt Haith* Creek, Mich., to make their the southern frontier besides the i"«| with perfect score in the great­ frat appearance al-tin* Indianapolis fail of Toreon arid I hi* depredations est motor event of the year in xn<*cilwny Memorial day.. One of nf the Mexican bandits,’’ states Lafe France. these is to be driven by Btirmim Phelps, distributor for Carteroars Thirty-four cars started in the hitiisolf. nml lho otWr probably by in Grand Rapids territory. 3,0^0 mile four Included in the fa­ Billy Knippor. Both cars arc lo be "Down thfe ipain'alreel of the lit­ mous reliability Jest held in France. called tin- Burman and have fourtle town of iMuglas. Ariz., the olhcT This annual event Is (he most se- eylindcr motors of Burman’s own •lay of processibn wended iu way. ».i,- and exhaustive list held on tii*sign. made by the Wisconsin En­ “So unusual n sight .was Ihis that either side of the water, including gine Co.* It is understood that the nearly lhe entire 'populace of the as it does a 3,000 mile tour, punctu­ tiesign is strictly European, being ii town were aisembled. along tin- ated by fearfully difficult hill result of idea's picked up in the re­ id root lo watch it. /tingling with climbt, unusually pitiless speed cent trip to Europe of E. A. Morons the crowd were the mechanics from trials, and a whirlwind sixty-seven and Burman. the railroad shops, and they wefo mile road race. Very little nf the details are ob­ The character nf the conditions tainable at this time, although it is perhaps the most interested of the spectators. ’ . surrounding tho tour was such that known Hint Hit* piston displacement “Heading thcimrade was a model il was little wonder that only thir- will In) just under the speedway -nteraL u,»u. uiau«uU. lurhU., ti«. 7 Cartorear, containing-live utwseti- ff,",’",1 gera. This Cartercar was the new finished.llic following isi lhe ot- valves .are in the head of Ihe’cyi,M 1 th* wore cars indent and an* operated by,an over­ model brought out for the first this 'J'T J* year'by our company. finished: hea<l camshaft. • "Drawn by the Carlercar were According to Burman the engine three big freighting wagons, loaded show* 130 horsepower at 2.100 revo­ high witli lumber, the combined lution* per minute. which would weight of which was over 12 tons. J BbiAiwkmiT") ' 1-I.04HH .. inui Behind cantoYnony other automo­ per hour on the speedway. Al I,Mamflurkuai 3.1a bile*-and m*'n on horseback. • ■Hunm |FrvdMldk| ‘.•XT 1»> tfOO r, p. nu which engine spe<*d -Itnlck llTAr»r»Tj ....... x;» XT* "Some of those pirsent had heard Burman expects t<> maintain al the nf tlie wonderful pulling power of q1 .xuxii speedway, the car will travel tU2 . thi* gearhiw transmission and a few jut xi* s.rj mile* !»••«' hour. No delriils as tn had seen some of the demonstrations ■Sil the equipment have 1h«0 given mil made hy the larger Cnrtercara. hut ____ — W.1 as yet, except that th,ore will ho it was tin* wonder nf the hour that Included in this tour were thir­ eight shock absorbers ami Nassau n vompnralivi'ly light ear. such a* teen heart-breaking stages, varying tires will be u--d. The tir-d of the the model 7. could draw this enor­ from 190 to 270 miles each, during cars lias 10*011 finished and now i« on mous load so easily. ’Those wilh sportive instfheUi • which nn average speed of nt least lhe road. nineteen miles an hour ha<f to be wngomi that the car could not even maintained. Between those stages start tlie load. It was a leiiso were sprinkled motor-racking speed .Maxwell Twin Parts Available. moment when K V. Abbott, repre­ tests on the level, over any 11ml nil The 30,000 ami more owners of senting thi* (’.artcrcar ■ factory’, kinds of roads and also pvei* hilts two-cylinder Maxwell curs, form­ thrust forward the lever which per-? that wore enough to discourage ail erly made by the Maxwell-Brisroc mils tho liber wheel-in the gearlcss but remarkably efficient cars. Then Co„ will lx* glad t<> learn that l|u* transmission to roll against the to top iL all, just before the last present Maxwell Motor Co. is now motel disk revolved by the engine. stage, tho entrants were faced witli “Mechanics from tho shops de­ the terrifically arduous sixty-seven prepared to furnish from its purls pimp ut Newcastle, Ind., repair parts clared that the drive wheels would mile race. ' for ull cars made at the Tarrytown. certainly slip jn iteriing. This year the conditions prevail­ N. Y-'plant prior to tho ocquiKIiion ing made lhe test many times as of that plant by lhe Maxwell com­ wont forward the wheels bcgau.to mb .i-i.aq i.,.,.,. tn i.hhi pany. turn without so much ns a fraction The Maxwell Motor Co. anti the .( n In... .Up„ar. .ml lb;- wl.~l. „™>J many instances unfamiliar to .the of lhe wagons hogan to turn tho tlrivera. and especially so (0 the Carlson .Motor and Truck Co., whoso patent the two-cylinder Maxwell wuno moment Ihal tho power was drivers of tho Buick ears. Wild motor infringed, have reached an applied, through the gearloss trans­ mountain roads (the route waif laid adjustment drift tlie Ca.Mson com­ mission.” ‘ over the Covenne.s mountains) — pany has given the Maxwell Motor lanes ihal made the proverbial Co. nn exclusive license under this Flrrslnne Triuinpbs. "rocky rond* to Dublin" look lifce a patent. Ono nf tho Boston tin* depart­ paved boulevard in comparison — ment's companies is equipped wilh wore encountered. Hills that would n big bld-fashioned steamer that almost have daunted n goal wore*all Cadillac Agency lo Im in lhe New Home by May in. answers calls under its own flower. along lhe route. Then. . to make In spile of its age, the old machine things even worse, the weather The Western Michigan Cadillac does nxcollont work, but it was could hardly have been worse, not company will be boused in Rs* lately found that she .did not steer one of the twenty-three days of Hie sumptuous new parage on LaGraw satisfactorily. After several iMiii'-iucK’inun Bc.riui /jx- iouf lour peing being irec free irom from rain. avenue by the tOtli of May at the lutesV i* the .poiilive announcement of officials of that concern. Much work remains to he done on lhe scores is, therefore, not only highly structure, hut the work is being panics. Tim Firestone Company al­ gratifying lo tho Buick Motor Com­ rushed in promising. fashion. The so calls attention to tho fact that pany nut-ln ill Americans, and the steel girders were in place and the tho first "Bully" tractor turned out many Americans wtio witnessed tlie last of tile steel structural work hy the Mercury Company of Chica­ finish of the rare went wild over completed yesterday, and .the front go. is. equipped with its .nolchad the success of the Buick curs. walls have risen to the sixth story, tread continuous bnso tires. This Judging by lhe wording of tho which will be used ns the drill tractor is dorttmed to pull a train of cablegram it would seem that th** room floor of the Grand Rapids bat­ trailers. Ilftoon in number, gach of different makes were Hart'ed in talion. Michigan National Guard. A which will mrry « ton when load- teams, as it slates that the Buick force of HO men is now engaged on team was tho only team to come the building, nnd a night shift is every through the trial without tho loss working until I o'clock Check Your April CouqIu morning placing the floors and do-, of a member. Thnwing frost nnd April rains This is the second time within a ing such other Interior work as is chill you to the very marrow, you week that Buick curs have mad** possible by tin1 gteam of incandes­ cutch cold—Head and lungs slutf- themselves prominent by unusual cent lights.—Grand Rapids Herald. iHj_You are feverish—Cough con­ performance performance-—tho the other occasion tinually and feel miserable—You Ming the owing of. the Andes r (.adlllac Holds to Four. need Dr. King’s Now Discovery. It mountains by tlm Buick. Though soothes inflamed and Irritated this hardy feat has been attempted > Again to silence rumors, the t’.adthroat and lungs, slops cough, your many, many times in Hie last- five ! iliac Motor Co. Ims Issued a denial lhe report that it is to put out head clears up, fever leaves, and limes both European and American of . you feel Uno. Mr. J. T. Davis of drivers and cars have heretofore 'a nix cylinder car. Tin* Cadillac people, believe that' their, four Stickney Comer. Mr , “Was cured of been unsuccessful. cylinder car with its two-speed a dreadful cough after doctors treatment and all other remedies The Buick Motor Company of axle, leaves nothing to he desired failed. Relief or money back. Flint. Mifjlu reports that two thirds from the Cadillac standpoint, and Pleasant—Children like it. Gel a of its 1914 output of rars has have no intention of de.partinK from their.fixed policy. lioltlo today, r>(ta anti •1.00. Recom­ alreafly Ikum sold. • mended by Carvfith & Stebbins—A. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. E. Mulholland.—Adv. 1914 Model Standard of the World A Few Things You Ought to Know About The Cadillac The Cadillac will appeal to you because of its sturdiness and its endurance Because of its strength, because of its enduring qualities, the Cadillac is an Econom­ ical car to own and to operate, day-in-and-day-out and ycar-in-and-year-out. * The Cadillac is economical in fuel. Hundreds of 1914 Cadillac users are averaging from 15 to 18 miles per gallon of gasoline in every-day service. Special test runs have been made showing more’than 22 miles per gallon, but this cannot be taken as a criterion for the average user. In the recent test by the Royal Automobile Chib of Great Britain, which won for lhe Cadillac the Dewar Tro­ phy, the 1914 car averaged 17.17 miles per gallon for 1000 miles over give-and-take roads —in spite of frequent stdfis and starts in testing the electrical cranking device. It consumed less then one gallon of lubricating oil in traveling the 1000 miles. Hundreds of users are averaging more than 5000 miles on tires. Some users are reporting from 6000 to 8000 miles and even more. We believe that in tires, fuel and oil, the 1914 Cadillac will average more mileage than any car which ap­ proaches its efficiency. Because of its stand­ ardization, because of the interchangeability of its parts, because of its sturd­ iness, because of its en­ durance, jhe Cadillac has been called, . The Everlasting Car “It’s Better to Buy a Cadjjlac Than to Wish You Had” Western Michigan Cadillac Co. North Ionia St. escape l |trai* fossons. Men who want ears to stay now. Men who buy a ear to keep, ami want ynnra of perfect service. -• We, who have-bullt_ cars since the dawn of this industry, tell you thai such.cars must be built like thi.-. —hy a tliroe-inrh movement of ton hand. Close-fitting parts are ground over and over—ground by special machines—lo ’gne uilor' exactness. Large tires are used to lessen cn**l of upkeep. Our <*|eclrje Marler is the Iwst, we know. Reo Extremes On exhibition at TRIM GARAGE, Hastings, Mich Reo the Fifth is built for men who have learned their lewons about poorly-biull cars. Men who have paid the extra upkeep, met the troubles and made lhe repairs. It is for men 4ho have seen cars grow noisy and oid after n few month's use. Who have seen . bidden flaws develop. Who have found Home parts loo weak for sudden shocks. And who know the annoyances due to makers’ mis­ takes. It is also for men who wish to In Reo the Fifth the chief ma­ terials nro made to specifications based on tu.oOO-mile tcsW. Alb sleol is made to formula, and each lot is analyzed twice. In driving parts we ascorlnnr I hr needed strength, then add 50 per cent, as a margin .of safety. No chances are taken. One' whplc building in qpr factory* grour is dovnled to tests and analyses. We use in this, car i5. roller bear*lngs.. W« use 100 drop forgings to avoid 'rijlc- of flaws. We usa 'a costly clutch so no clashing of gears will ever strain the transmission. «A11 our gear­ shifting is done with one small rod Operating Economy and Emc ient Service Had to Come. It Came With the CADILLAC. The Cadillac Motor Car is without a peer on the American or foreign Automobile market. There are many motor cars of various prices with special features of commendation, hut not a car that meets with the entire approval of the motorist so effectually as the Cadillac. Six Weeks to Build W $1,175 Equipped For Experienced Motorists 20. BOB BURMAN BUILD­ SAVES U. S. PRESTI6E KEO the Fifth PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO ■ Radical Tests • Our gears are tested in a crush­ ing machine for 75.<mmi pounds per tooth. Our springs are tested for 100,000 vibrations. Each engine get? days of testing in unusual ways. Then each .test- . ed engine is taken, apart and-in­ spected. In our slow process of building, countless tests and inspections nie applied to every part of tho car. Then for years we have kept lest cars on the road. We run them Grand Rapids, Miob Oscar Eckberg, Manager the finlahed car. Tho factory coat is one-fourth more than If built by some other standardal Yet the price this year Is $1,175 equipped. over the finished car. like thia. night nnd day at high speed on rough roads. to bring out any weakness. After 10,000 miles, these test cars are taken apart mid in­ spected. Ami we require that viUl parish after all that rough service, shall show slight evidence of wear. .Each part in Hits car. eqeh for-' inula for material Is based op llms'j radical tests. . . Lines mul Finish This yea’r’s mod<*l has the 'sti'j'nin-line %ody, the coming vogue, n has tleinmmlalilo rims, dimming seaivhlights.. n new tire carrier, instruments set flush with the dash. The finish is perfect, tho upholstery, deep ami coveivfT with genuine leatlier. In beauty, coin­ fort and perfect equipmeni it moots •nil the Ideals iff the time. let this, year s model costs yon *"•220 less than last ‘yehr’s model With duelrio- mptipnn*nt; Tin? tnaiu roasou is Ihal all nur special ma­ chinery ha* Imi^rr^chargod, agninst previous oulpuk For' years dur whole output has been confined .to this chassis,.anil the resulting sav’ ing w-iimv takvq from nur price, . Tho demand for this car. nt near­ ’ ly all times, is far in excess of the output. Al times it Is five times tho output. And that demand is growing all the lijne as men find this car out. This year’s Ttiodel has broken nil fornmr • sale* rec'brd.<.*’ - HENRY RAGLA Phone 69—2 long, 1 short, Woodland Ex HASTINGS R. D. 7 �THE HAHTDi MNEIL APRIL 'JI, IML MAKES BACKACHE QUICKLYJSAPPEAR A Few Doses Relieves AU Such Miseries. Bladder Weakness. Kidney Trouble and Rheu­ matism Promptly Vanish | When You Buy That New Car Let It Be Distinctive Points in the Studebaker MOTOR The highly efficient Studebaker unit cast motor is used—3J.-inch bore by 5-tnch stroke. The trans­ verse shaft, which drives the pump and the igni­ tion timing mechanism, removes all obstructing apparatus from the side of the motor, making the valves, carburetor and the electrical generator and starting unit accessible for inspection and adjust­ ment. Both sets of valves arc on the left side ofthe motor in an enclosed dust-proof chamber. The intake manifold leads through the water jacket of lhe motor, in’ibis way providing perfect vap­ orization for lhe fuel. The Studebaker nickel steel cam and crank shafts with three bearings; the new special design three-ring pistons, very light ' and perfectly balanced; the phosphor bronze wrist pin bearings through the full width of the piston—these are all distinctive Studebaker fea­ tures. CONTROI • x • - . . . Ixft hand drive with control levers at the right hand in the center of the car, permitting unobstruclcd entrance and exit from both sides. , REAR AXLE Full Boating, with removable shafts. Double rows o f Timken bearings, operating in each rear hub on the housing. Timken bearings on each side of“ the * • • •» differential. Pressed• steel• housing wilh Studebaker folded edges. Gear ratio: 4 to 1. TRANSMISSION Transmission is an. integral unit vvith the rear axle and thus rigidly held in perfect alignment un­ der all conditions. Gears of special Studebaker steel manufactured in the Studebaker Ikctorics. Timken hearings on both- the main and the pinion shafts. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Studebaker-Wagner two-unit electrical system. Electric generator at the left of motor, driven by a gear in mesh with the cam shaft gear.. Starting un,t ?n ’hc r’^t 5'^e motor transmitting the starting power to the crank shaft by the simplest type of gear reduction and roller chain. Starting unit remains stationary when the car is running, thus saving unnecessary wear. If you don’t see the Studebaker Car demonstrated before you buy you will be the loser. GOODYEAR BROS i Ji.is ns longer necessary far any Lone lo suffer with backaching, kidI r.ey froable, have disagraeablg bladL ccr and urinary disorders to contend with, or be tortured with rheusuI tism. stiff joints, and its heart­ wrenching paint, for the new discov*ry. Croxonc. quickly and surely rs­ I heves all such troubles. I Croxonc is the most wonderful remedy yet devised for ridding lhe system of uric acid and driving out I all the poisonous impurities which I’cause such troubles. It is entirely different from all other remedies. It I is not like anything else ever used fur the purpose. It acts on the prin-< ci pie of cleaning out the poisons and I. rcmuring the came. It sosks right in through the walla, I membranes and linings, like* waler in a sponge, neutralizes, dissolves, and makas the kidneys sift out and filter away, all lhe uric acid and poisons I; from the blood, and leaves the kid­ neys and urinary organa clean, strong, healthy and wclL v I1 It matters not how long you have 1 suffered, how old you are, or what you have used, the very principle of I Croxone is such, that it Is practically I impossible to take it into the human I system without results. Thefe U I nothing else on earth like it It | aurts to work, the minute you take it । and relieves you the first time you I u»e ' I If you suffer with pains in your I back and sides, or have any signs of I kidney, bladder troubles, or rheumaI tism. such as puffy swellings under I the eyes or in the feet and ankles, if I you arc nervobs, tired, and run down, I or bothered with urinary disorders, I Croxone will nuickly relieve yon nr J- your misery. You can secure an orlgmat package of Croxone at trifling Dcost from any first-class druggist j; AH druggists are authorised to pcrI tonally return the purchase pries P it SOLTH WEST MAPLE GROVE. Last Week’s Letter., ~ Mrs. Murtha l|qrn and .three chil­ dren nf West Unity, Ohio, nre visit­ ing her mother, Mrs. Matile Moody aud family, while Rev. Born is at­ tending conference at Detniit. Mrs. Annlv Ost rot Ii has teen veqy sick with appendicitis but is gain­ ing slowly.and we hupe fur her complete recovery. .Mrs. Emma Shoup is confined to l lu-r IumI. suffering from a complicaHon of diseases. Although a stormy night over eigtity nllendvd the warm sugar so­ cial al dam Ruxton's r'riduy night. All-seemed to enjoy tho music and ue thank those who look part in the program. Collection ttM. . We expect Rev. Gunivy will be l. n Juiund tu this charge the coming I year. ! Royal Donovan is s)>«'mltni; a few days in Grand Rapids, visiting his sister and other relatives. , Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cole and chil­ dren of Awyria and Mr. and Mr*. Ted Stanton visited at Sam Buxtuh** I .Sunday; • . School Report. ..... ___ _________________ Report of Bristol school.... forHit* month ending MaYch 27. HHi: Number of days taught, 20. * Total attendance*. 513. ! Average daily allvndancc, 27-|-. 1 NiiiiiIhh- boy* enrolled. 16. ' . NuiiiImt nf girl* etiroHed, 12. z' i 'loiiii enrollment a*. STUDEBAKER MAKES LONG , percentage of allgnditnpc, WJ.1. : Those neither tardy nor ab*ent RUN WITH DRY RADIATOR performed ns recounted. ' during lhe month were; Harold .Oiuklin, Allw-rt Conklin. Leslie I Conklin. Paul Van Byckle, Willard Sell-Mil Report. (•rts Tin* txiinplhm'nlary Name r । Vari Nycb*. gglh^r van HyekhvltdHb •‘Simith’’. Gasoline Camrl." Be­ tit*-month'enmiur^Hi'lf.'idlL ’ Y->» *>«ddc. Ned Kidjter. Forreri Nu. of dnx- taught 20. Stamm. Etta Smith. Ralph Smith, cause of its EudursnvcNo. -Of pupil* enrolleil. -30. I '«■■> SmitK-Delinonl Webster. Percy - 'Having waited several ilays for Total ntteudanem 5lHl. WebMer. I.lda 'lultle Itee Johnson. Hie arrival of hia .Studebaker six. Averau.* daily attendance, »»-. *h<; perfect mh-IIitsi for lite A. \V. ... ............................... Su'iitlr of l^rkliart. Texas, No..of ab-< ut marts, 2. month were: Harold temklin. Albert was llusily Printed |>y th.- dealer j No. of lardy marks, 0. • ':ot'Mj?* i p.-ici iii.-.g. of attendance, W1-3. Lyla Ziintiiermnii, Ella smiiii, t.orw; thai In* <-Tr had ju»l arrived In a; rhl. r,,;|,.wlllu- pupil* were ueilh- te’lle. Warner. Elda Tuttle. Hero shipment fiutn iMroiL ’.-i- lardy ii<t ni./enl: William. Ralph Zimmerman. Fuhlh Vandsyrkle. Mr. Hmith. an experienc<*d molor-iamj Traxa<lmi AVoodi Arthur. Wil-! Mantle Conriglit, luacbcr. i-t.-w.-Yd lo'lli'* yards, helped tin-! da and It.ilpb‘IHohardiwm; Mahlmt, ■Jo;ul hi* car. ha«tily poured hi a • Vqleuta nnd John J. Fuller: Jluln-ti.; School Report. . «<tuple of gblloii* of ga.«nliiw and aillkrlow and Howard Barnum; Mnrjlilllv oil. und'-aturti-d.with sevorelIjufte and Haymond-Bolton; Leola .. Following is the report of Hie ; friend* |<<* San'ALit-cu*, wiienr lie an<| .VI" Ne-l-et; Henry Cole. Ileal- 1 idle* school, District No. J, Barry >wn*hit\ for lhe month ending -------------------- ----- ». z. *• 1_ 13, . .. It alll. Ptil 3. 1011: Tka IRC Line T AST fall we handled nearly our Number day* taught. *.'0. , him Mr, Smith let it flip along ■ms*’ A-* entire fruit crop with an Inter­ Total nttrmhuiie. 23ti«i. >1 in* lively style, nttikiug I 21 mile* la B-ivn.-. Wmalman. Btirfmrti Average daily attendance, HA national Motor Truck, the truck readily • <n W; minute* over a rutltef rough CoollMimtlr. Horace - Webster anil Number boys enrolled. 5. (Thi; ideas'll Mr. Htuilh, u* Clyde VaiiWi.. doing as much as two teams. For a peritxl Nuniher girls enrolled, 7. Eight lH>?k, were added lo our -4iS^Sr^irai»iiiK\TBXof nearly three moutlis the truck waann tha road six dare a week, averaging atout forty miles a day over I nrhmdrttbrnryr tUft'MCdith,------- - ■■ ■ all kinds of roads. It apjiears lo lie la as good shape • Beiituti h-il-ytnf Rutland entered 1-ollowiiig is the report of Hie now a.* the day we broucht it home. Tho mackrue ‘ ■ Htnllh relted- tin>un<l In a santgr our tiftli grade jitandsy-iiiormtu.*. is a money maker as well as a time saver for us. , mid ii|i|r.-. d Hu- Linkn lilb*d to caC. Hardiberger of Hastings took ■‘pelting routed: 3rd grade, Guida Monro-. NK. Lt-n Monrim.-IU. Ina loirily Wlnm tins w:i- diatc nn al- Hie pictupv of the kcbool lust Tues­ WilliMin, GARLOCK FRUIT FARM CO., Grimes, Iowa." 73. Illi utW F.v;r Willi­ . . - X I teml.iut M)KK>'nlrtI that llri-car, be.- day. 25: Biiitirhe Rockwell, 5fl; (Uh Uae an International MotorTruck, and handle .nur TftiR now; tn edit nb»> fm*«l water.: Tlu< HWII-W OU the S4 liixd.vatd -on. glade. Bcrnife HiaskwelT L't; Merlon produce much more eccnonffeally and pcofitablv'. | Mw-h lo the ninu/i iii« nt of Mr. nn- lieaulifnt. There wen* 72 j«-rRockwell. 9. XIh grade. Lena Willip»e solid tire* cut down tire troubles. Tlie motor Smith. I hr attendant and Mwral f- t l hlo.-om* in bloom Thursday. to simple. The truck ia easy to operate—one lever 2, Vina WilliMin. IH. In each l*x-lander*. the water ran airnkdjt fill’* more month of sclliml this* Min controls the car. Yoncanhaveanvstyloof body— grade the one having the greatest rfrear. • eterws—stake—panel; tbo uuo that beat suit* your4 IiuiiiIht of perfect spelling lessons Jthis eighth and tenth grade* in [te'ii -liowi-d that the car bad-n>»t ■ ngru-tilfiir.- have lieen testing soils is the prize winner. Chtr International truck catalogue is full of facts Jnseiihiye Bray*. : s'ciplnxl with u drop of Waterl with teaIi and and Hlliius QHJht. that may mean money to you later. . Drop ua * card , *in" ’ the radiutnr ha'l.btwn Ornlii'-d Our ■ Weekly lest-. in ‘ rum*n» sod kt tu send you ialosnialioD. cv-nlslhein.-, inGq-wliiig Weak und Tired Woprim- t«> Hu? (tepartun* flsiin ......... . ......a- well ,__ „ g* _ Slrt-iigHiciis __ — .o-.Kt. • i men. blemBual Hamster Company of America I Mudvhakcr plants in l>lrbll. pn>fltnbl>. • | Th.* surprise of Hll-hamls wa»| M«*l <>f the pupil* are beginning "I was Under _a great si rain i) ^S^andRapU,1MBWM*4i Mich( the iwrr pronounci'd ns Hi” twlm-flo ciiioy it,,. |,|.|lt of th'* two min­ nursing a relative through llirve ! wa< not upduly lint nnd had fi'dlul* sj«-<-clt»-., om r each monlh. ' month** Klrklbws." writes Mr*. J. fj. { appeared In !••• in waul of^u drink. Maliloii I tiller had ite- most cred- Van D*> baiute. of Kirkland, HI., and Gl-spih* the fast running • nnd the tn for work doqc nt lii'im* again "Electric Billers kept me from ;facl that Hn- day. white cool fnr I (bis Ittonili. |fc had 2*>37 credits. breaking down. I will never be -- ---- ----- --------- ■— ■* I<oxa*. would have s>-.-ni''d likei -Most of-uilr work from now on without it" Do you feel tired ano NnM You Come to Grand Raniik-*•• •»>«•■>••<>»w«-• uie|.wi.t ■nw.i h,»« ■» mio»- •wi WM-n .but. No appetite and food wwwi IUU uuinu lu.uiauu napiuo ,111;1C) lllltwrt o||hruol4CMnd Inr., av>;cM»<- Hxirih'iu clime. 'twi.w. won't digest? It isn'l the- spring ortff. Vim’ll swirtosis Itu- quM homelike ■tniospbrnj of the Ragle Hold -nd I i >"ml* "f Mi .miiiI1<. botn in Maij ■ e■ IMb.m Vab-nla Fuller, wvatlrer. You - ueeil Elert rift Bit­ luth. u------------ j_ -ei|enl Thx'klinri mid Hau Manos, hav j Hnlph W'lid. William Vo’uL-H'-at-. ti-re. Start a mouth’s treatment to­ bi."I been lo-ariiu *o mm-li nlwiit hi* ru e M<4>'<nald. -Thelma Tuuiis>-i)‘i day; nolbhig b<,U"r> for stomach, ar pawn ri n. ' ■ m w. curjlialttu-y uro linnl puCli.’ mi.l |x>ie Si.ui-ije are Hu* prlf«Tl liver, and kbUn-ys. The great spring --------- — 1X. Johnston, Prop. Mirklt & Lull Sis. III for -mA mean* of imidifyitig. Hu .-poltern ter Uu> mmilli. ' I------iijiic. Rrflef or money back. 5 • '• | rotiii'laeenry with whicti Iu- re-1 — ~v . --—tiffri lljflh. tteconinit'iMted by’oii.nS <h K’iiini Seth A SM>bir»»—A. E. Mulholla w, —.<• ..... .I Gel your barbei The car ha# bijen 'tubbed b* lb*-tn jCit.v Barb-t shop, Most -Adv. a» "iMiuUrW GaMline Ganjel-" * and sandary >lwvp RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. Awl the a-.ir/d Md “f. Lb*‘£ Pird- chain*, no wait, i iiham 4 hair lost, found or icotnetil Ir lhe hid flint, to nbviali* laliimrig in cmuw Your Want* la the BANNER for Best Results. -wiut. । dispose of. , any pwiHrie chance of doubt, he is' Foster propnetot . . ■ ’ 1 Phone 1 IMPLEMENTS AND HARDWARE International Motor Trucks Hastings, Mich. 1 1 Odd UUle Sponge Lakes. I For sponge cake that is delicious Rod "different?* separate the whites ami yolka of n*ur Mgs, te-aling the , whites very stiff, fn another bowl mix the yolks wilh our. cupful of Sugar, half powdered and half gran­ ulated, unlit very creamy. Now, in­ stead <>f Hie usual hot water, add lo lhe white a lablespoonftil of cream, stirring gently, and mix wittt the yolks and sugar. Add an even labieapoonful of baking powder to u cupful of flour and whip il lightly through the mixture. Flavor with vanilla, or oUier extract. Bake m The? IJlllc Arm Chair. half hour in a moderately hot oven. Nobody sils jn thn lilUe arm chair; Te serve, cut into odd shapes ami ll aland.* iu a corner dim I powder with sugar. ; But a white-haired mother gazing dhere, An Emergency Table.' . And yrayntnriy thinking of him, An ejnergeiicy table in a sick­ Seen through. t|u* dust of long ago Tli»* bloom of tho boy* sweet room. and one not often thought of, can easily be managed where Uteru face, is a machine that has a drop-head. A* In* rocks so (tiernly to and fro. With a laugh that diecro th<* Open lhe tnaeblne ami push lhe leaf over lhe bed, and ll serves as a place. convenient table for the person Sometimes be holds a book in hi* therein. A square of while robber cloth under a white cover will pro­ hand, . ' • tect Hie wood from hot dishes or Souieliinrs u pencil and slate. And the lesson is hard to under­ glasses, and make it look attractive. -- aUind.____ ' _________ The figure lo calculate: Grape Fruit Pie. But she sees the nod of the father's First bake a shell as for lemon head, pie; then make a filling ns follows: So proud of hi* little son, ' mix one heaping lablesjxfotiful of Ami she h«?ars the words S3 often conlatarch In a little cold water, said and over this pour ono cupful - of "No fear for our little one. Imiling water. To thia add the juice They were wonderful days, the of two grape fruit, the grated rind and juice of one orange, the beaten dear, sweet day*. yolks of two egg* ami lhe while of When a child with sunny hair Wat here io scold, to kiss and lo one, and a small niece of butler. Pul all iu the double boiler and praise rook until thick, stirring all lhe Al- her knee In the little chair. She lost him back in her bu»> year*. lime. When done, put in the shell. When the great world caught lhe Then beat up the white of second <>gg with one-half cupful of sugar, matt. And he strode away past hopes and until thick, and spread with a knife over the pie. Pul In tha oven and ' fears let brown lightly. Serve cold. To lib place in lhe battle s van. But now and'thcn, a wistful dream, To Dry Cxdlare and Cuff*. Like a picture out of date,When hanging collars and cuffs to Hite sees a head with a golden gleam dry, instead of pinning each one to Bent over a pencil aud alate; tin: lino, run a piece of tape through Ami she lives again the happy day. tlie buttonholes and pin the ends of The day of het young life J tlie lane lo the lines. Tills prevents spring, * any dirty marks and saves the pins When the small arm chair •Cood as well. ■ jusl in the way. Sand Miches for School Children. The center of everylhinff. Sardines made into a paste spread on while bread and dotted wilh liny Pop Corn Balls. Pop ono pint of shelled corn,.and bits of lenton. Peanut-butter and paprika. salt il slightly, after carefully re­ Cottage cheese and minced onion. moving any kernels that are not Stuffed olives (ground) and may­ well puffed. In the meantime boil onnaise'dressing. one cup and a half, each, of molass­ Chicken, finely minced, bits of es and granulated sugar, stirring occasionally, until a little dropped celery, and mayonnaise. Brown bread sandwich: -Jelly into cold water may be worked into a ball Hint will "click’4 when drop- mixed with ground raisins and ~ E! into a cup. To Hie eooked nw- candied oraua Bananas sliced th in. dipped into io* add one-fourth a teaspoonful pt soda, altered into a leaspootiful of juice of lemon, mayonnaise dressing cold water, and two or three ialile- and nut meals. Ham clumped Hue wilh hard boil­ spoonfuls of dmHcr. Beat tliorouk-lily. and pbur over Uio corn, ed eggs. Mayonnaise drcuing. mixing it thoroughly with tho corn ilredgn* lo Marry. a* it is add.-tl to it. Then with Indicrett hands roll thir mas* into lialb. Miss Maude Hollon, who,lias been If liked.' maple syrup may If »’1P- an employe of The News . for the ■dfluted for lhe sugar nnd tiiolusres. past six years, resigned her pmdtion or a plain sugar syrup inaF'Wused •nd'left Saturday for her home in and colored iduk>with some go«xl Hastings, where she Was married vegetable cokn-inrf. ' llm same evening lo Hugh Furnis*. formerly of Nashville. They had a home furnished and ready to go (u A Little of Everything. Binis Nest Pudling—IJ*l come to housekcepiiHL and-were married in boiling point one quart of tart fruit. their own hinur. Mr. Furnias has Have roady n-tiatler made of: one charge of the finishing department laldexpoonful of butler, two-thirds 1of one of lhe Hastings factories. cupful of swftr, one well-beaten Beth of the parties have lots of egg. one and Wle-half cupfuls of ;friends in Nashville who will Join Hour, one and one-half tvasjioonfula with The. News In hearty lieM wish­ baking powder, one teaspoonful va- 1es.—Nashville News. ‘ niffn extract, and one-half cupful of milk. - Beat Ulis mixture until •—BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY/ Miioolh, then drop by large spoon- 1 fid* on the lulling fruit. Bake tn oven a rich brown. Herve wilh ct rain and sugar. ** Ham mul Rice, a Southern Dish­ Heat one -und one-half lablcspoonfukt of lard in a frying pan. put Ii two taldespoonfuls of chopped on- ■ ion, one lableapoontul of clioppnl puraien.and one oupful <»r cltopped coog|d liam; fry until u light brow” color, then add one und uno-half cupfuls of hot cooked riot*, salt awl ! pepper In taste. Mix writ and add , one weil-bratrn egg. liemove from i tin- lire and pile on a dish. - Gamish ’ with sprigs of pandry and small i .many ao-catted Ec­ pieces ot cooked ham. I. wa ounolvca unCheese Souffle—Ono- half cupful | Of grated* ehecsr, onr ctuiful of । t’rap into onr store today, Juot to tat lirrud crumb*, three tabl«*s(wxftifuls uf melted butler, three eggs and salt jover tho laorlla v thia wouCarrul Pr< HtHl peppur Ul taste. Beat UP U1C . K MuLHQLLA5P >-g£s stir hi Hie cheese, milk, butter, . Iireailciimib* und seasonings. Turn * into a bull'-ri-d fireproof dish and l>ake in a moderate oven for ono hour. ' - . THiatU Fonurd HalinoAL-Miudi ono-ltalf <-an of million With a fork, <1’111 onehalf cupful <>f milt into a saucepan, a<id four tablr<u>oonfuls of fine hroadcrumbs. allow 10 heat, Ibou add nne (abb-spoonful liulter, twp w(4|-b<*aten rggu. a ilasb of paprika, Should Uh -'■n.MiuifiR of salt and lhe ant mon: mix Urll togrltii-r. Hiiw cups well T'S diBarent from other* bwauae more buttered and lined wilh cooked care is taken In tho makiiiucaroni and till them with the mixture. H<>1 cutM.lu a pan of hot water and bake frtr twenty minutes. Herve hot. What Cures Eczema? YOU I Whole Wheat Nut Bread. ' Ib-al up tine egg in a basin withoiir-half ruplul of sugar, add onohalf Iraspoonfui of salt, onu awl <iar-balf cupfuls of sweet milk, one cupful of chopped wajutil meals. 2 rupftils ”f whote wheat flour, on* und one-half cupful* of while Hour, and .llinap teaspoonftil’i'of loikmg powiier. Mix -and allow to ri*e for lw*uly minutes, th><u Itp-n into a bgUered and iloqrad, pan and bake in a t^odorata oven for fqrty.uniu- •rite* for lhe BANNtt^ooly Black Silk Stove Polish sssifgpiesicttsisfis; �aprii, a, mi. Reason For iuich. Superiority The Famous Overhead Valve Motor—Com >d the Greatest Power Producer of the Day Tile smoother the surface, Ihe’lcss is th% lendency to The overhead permit* of lower compression than i* po*। to a wcur. anuwa fjwt that the Buick overhead - scs «n important, advantage overjiotji other types. only rlMimzdhon. ami it naturally follow* that these rough Bible with other types. To illustrate, lake the tarnc charge valve motor will develop 15 to »i per.eent. more power its explosion become more positive, but it ckmns or " - pioM.p. r . a . greater ——• -opportunity . for preiguiHon due lo <|Mj cylinders of lhe sAme dimensions. On the Tliead. lhe titan motors of other typos, all things being equal. The •imvcngcs 4ta cylinder* of burned gas more readily •aftar the or ---------------projections-ahich whichmay may gas must fill completely not only the head.of the cylinders ,----------its higher efflL efficiency as u_ power, principal reason, for it* ___ ,____ ______ charge has been fired; This is1 due to the fact Umt the ex- Ito* overheating of. any deposit* i* under heavy duty, _r' rhtm the motor is or but both valve chambers. and the piston necessarily must *--*-«— haust stroke forces lhe burned gas straight out through, ast. especially wium . producer are therefore briefly given. , -----i*arequired. —. . travel closer to the top of the cylinder to compress the . ere full throttle or uixk high --speed . An internal combustion motor is in reality a heat engine, the exhaust valve ut the lop of the cyiiuder/and not from Th.- fully machined, smooth, straight cylinder uf the ov­ rbargF, usually on nn ordinary size motor within about 54 and the greater the conservation of heat units, tho more the bylinder to a pocket and then out. On the pocket type, erln nd means nn absolutely consistent motor, as all cylinder of nn meh. On an I. head, there being only one chamber to power will be produced. Obviously the loss of such'units a certain purl of (he old gas remains after the exhauil valve - inrun* Ion* of power. Therefore, were-il possible tu maintain closes, aud is thus mixed with the fresh gas, reducing lhe arfaces un- exactly alike, and each cylinder will handle its he filled, tho piston doe* not heed to go ns high, probably urge in exactly the some way. under all driving conditions. about 1’4 inch from the top. On the overhead, having no. heat in metal cylinders jfi extremely high temperature, tlm charge nnd causing a deterioration in ii* quality. No Micit extra pockets or chambers to fill, the piston doe* not htree to more power it would produce, it I* not practical, however, condition is possible on the overhead valve, where the fresh No i: :>--ularity or roughness can exist in any part of il. ' The conclusion that must, therefore, be reached after a travel *o far and slop* compression m Inches fyoni the lop. to operate any mechanical part, the surface of which is al a charge has a perfectly clean cylinder and fills same to it* high temperature, especially a motor cylinder, so a cooling fullest capacity with clean gas. Thi* naturally produces .careful study Of the *l»ape of tho combustion chamber* of This, together with the difference in the rapidity in tho three type* of mol or* fa that lhe overhead is the most reli­ Spread of flame after tho firing previously mentioned. make* device must be provided. Thi* ln.inosl cases 1* ‘lone by sur­ greater expansion or piston pressure when fired. The abrttqjce of pockets or chamber* in tho straight wall­ able mid most powerful motor, granting, of course, that tho n difference in favor of the overhead of 20 per cent, over rounding the wall* with a jacket of water, lhe office of which I* lo keep the cylinders cool,' but in such cooling many of the ed cylinder* of lhe overhead type makes possible lhe more ! ileincm* of-carburet ion mid ignition are equal. the T, and. 15 per cenl.-ovor the I. typo in power production. Ut. have already acen that the purer the charge lhe accurate machining in their manufacture, and Insures a , heal units pre destroyed aud wasted. VALVE LOCATION IMPORTANT ADVANTAGE. ...... . more quickly it burns. This explains the fuel economy ut the more symmetrical V..W..WO. chamber <«. for combustion. As this chamIn the overhead valve motor, the cylinders are without her Is merely the upper part of tho cylinder, ll allows thia -Buick motor and its ability to handle.lower grade fuel. A pocket* and resultantly present the least surface to tho cool­ • Tlie location of lhe valve is another important item, ami - ing agent -and iouc, therefore, fewer heat units. On tho T or full machining, whereas tlie pocket* on oilier type* from charge of inferior fuel ffirawn into a cylinder mixed with a here again the overhead valve demonstrates its superiority. L typo, fliA combustion chamber ia larger and has one or their very nature make ll almost Impossible to reach "with quantity-of already burnul ga» further reduce* il* burning The oil that lubricate* lhe piston is usually splashed or two pockets, or chmnlaira, whicti inust bo as perfectly waler- any tool and. therefore, cannot be inaqnined or smoothed out. value and it* power-developing iiosribllilles. If the charge forecd into the cylinder? and distributed by lhe piston along jacketed as the cylinder watt. This presents greater cool- From necessity lhere must lie certain places in these pockets is quickly tired and the dead gases are completely exhausted the wall* nf the cylinder. More or less of this oil works its • mt surface, which I* continually giving up or losing many where there arc small irregularities and where the wall is from the cylinders, the (tower production is naturally much, way |>ast the ring* up into the combustion chamber. This > greater. heat unit* which in the straight cylinder of the overhead rough. surplus must !><■ eliminated, and it is therefore thrown out tfalve typo are retained. This means greater power develop­ through the exhaust valve. ment in tho samp also cylinder. If it passe* out as a vapor, no harm is done and no op­ All motors must depend for. their power upon the portunity bi carbonize is given, buj. if it does not vaporize expansion of lhe gas in the eyllndar*. This expansion is duo and goes out as oil It Is sure to create carbon, because when to the tiring or tho burning ‘of lhe gas under compression, it reaches hot surfaces like the valve heads, etc, the volatile, und the rapidity with which the gas bdrn* determines tho part* artr-quickly llirowTTOtf,“leaving deposit’ or carbon. '-rapidity with which'the pressure on the piston head Is de­ The overhead valves being-located in lhe head of tho veloped. II is this pressure on the piston (hat produces tho cylinder and farthest from the piston, are much less liable to power. become covered wilh oil and hence are less likely to carbon­ Tho distance from tho point of tho snark plug lo the ize. On other types, the valves are low in the. combustion farlliesl point iff lhe combustion chamber 1* less (han half chamber, practically on a level with I iff- piston when it is at that, in a T liead'motor, nnd some of tho manufacturers ot the upper center, and any surplus oil Is thus thrown into tho this type have taken to using two spark plugs al lhe extreme pocket* and covers lhe valves and valve seats. end* of their combustion chamber, and aro thus ablo to The arrangement of valves on tho Hoick car permits a aotare about the same results Wc obtain with our overhead Showing difference in compression. Showing comparative distance from ipark plug to furthest point in cylinder. longer duration of opening on the intake, thus getting the ' und one plug. charge of clean gas of the fullest capacity. By reason of the In tlm L type, lhe spread of flame through the gas ordi­ Hmooth. pocket les* combustion chamber, this gas is rapidly narily must pas* from lhe point of tire, or spark, across lhe or expanded al the power stroke, after which the The entire output of the Buick factory for this season is sold. Wc can only get six ' burned cylinder nnd around into tho rliambnr’over tho exhaust valve. burned gases avo quickly and completely discharged through Thi* I* necessarily a slower process of burning tlie gnses. an uiialMtrucled exhaust, thus making positive tlie highest more Buicks this season and we can get these only because we placed our order for five car ­ und lhere is a eorresitondlng loss of power development. possible motor efficiency, and explains tlie reason for Buick loads last December, and only six remain unsold at the present time. ‘Vherdfore. n* the kuk expansion depends upon lhe rapid­ superior power performance* in every kind of condition, ity of flume propagation, or. as commonly called, the ex­ ' ami warrants the assertion Hint WHEN BETTER CARS ARE ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION. plosion, il cun bb seen Hint lhe overhead valve motor possesBUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM. Messer Building Michigan Avenue with wide scats, taste­ base ; 28 actual O. B. Flint. W. C. T. U Farmers Talk j Like This: “I Want 100 lbs. More SalTone—0 Never Had Stock do so Well Before” Another farmer said: "I just killed my hogs for my most and there wm do worms to be found, and their livers were clear nnd,line.” Still another said: “My hogs did fine and I also tried SalTone on an okLheavy more and abo got slick and fat" The Wormlclde for Stock The Great Stock Conditioner At first wo thought BsITons was about the same as all other so-called "Worm Destroyers and Conditioners,” but wo soon learned our mistake. Wo learned It was far better, and that wo could get right behind It with our “Do-AILThatMon«y-B«ck" Guarantee ' Wo h.— not hod • »io«jo dtaolWl J emumor. It m bora form .ninod, you .houM hod CoWono-tho mol modicUd oaH. tho wormiado rad conditioner tar oil UVo stork. JOHH McLRAVY ( ui-il of Thunk'*—r wish: to thank my friends who so kindly icinein• bered me-AVhile I was al llm lq>s.liilal al*o lim W. <’.. T. U. nnd I.. A. K. These arts of kindness were Irtfly appreciated. • Mr.*.’ Halley M. Moore.-Adv. | Fotrnd a (.tire for Itticuiniitisin. “I Buffered wijh rheumatfiun fori I’*’’ year* and eouhl nut gut my: ■ right band ti> my mouth for (lint f length of time," writes Lee L. Cliap-| man. Mnpleknr, Iowa. "I suffered I terrible pain so 1 could not sleep or I lie *81111 al night. Five year* ago 1 licgan usink CbHrnberlafn's Lini- i iiiwit and in two month* I wa* well; and nave not suffered .with rheu-i, mutism stirne" For sale by All ' HASTINGS, Hisllngs, Mich. Spring Term merges in to tl»e Summer Session offcrtnK continuous opttort unity for any one lo enjoy nil the atlxan- Detroit Business 72 UKTIUMT. MU:a •B.ViXER WANT AUVS. PAY. Prohibition Heeling In K*n*u* Cily, Missouri, March 29. ' Air*. zBLevens was not lo be pres­ ent. There was a perfect storm <$T applause for her year* of loytd. faithful sendee. Her letter of greeting was as follows: “I greatly deplore my enforced absence, from the Kansas City meet­ ing. but’ Inasmuch ns three General Ofllccra and other notable leaders uro present, I fell that I will not be greatly needed. With one exception it is lhe first limo for thirty-five years I have been prevented from keeping W. C. T. U. engagements. I beg of you not to think of mo a* disabled far 1 am able to attend lo my correspondence which was never so large as since our campaign for National Constitutional Prohibition ha* been well under way. I rejoice with joy unspeakable over lhe re­ markable favor with which the movement is meeting,'and I am con­ fident we are id win. “To all assembled at the Kansas City meeting I send hearty greeting, and to.all white ribboners I send a message oj love and good cheer mingled wilh .lhe prayer that all our brightest hopes for the bubcob* of the meeting may lie fully «eulixed." Translated lo Life Immortal. April 0,1914. “On any nioi'niug Think ot ' Stepping on shore and finding, it HeavenI ' - MICHIGAN "Our beloved dauntless loader grew suddenly worse yesterday and early this morning tho end camel peacefully. Her faith and courage were triumphant. T am ready-to go when lhe summons may come,’ she told her best Moved, ‘llifl songs. | the flowers, the joy of life Immor-j tai far surpasses all that wo may: have loved and enjoyed on earth.! The news that came to her last night concerning Secretary Daniel* order regarding prohibition in the Navy gave her great Joy. God com­ fort our hearts mid liclp us to cour­ ageously do our part in pressing the hallio to lh« gate- of National Con­ stitutional Prohibit jon." A very simple service is to be held al the Portland, Maine, home at Iwo-thiriy Wednesday, April ft. und at the same hour a memorial service will be held at National W.' G. T. U. Headquarters, Evanston, Illinois. Iq our bpreavemenl, may wo eomfort our heart;) with the words of । our beloved leniter. spoken at the; last National Convention at Asbury) Park, ‘“Let us never lose-sight of lhe fact Ihal God i* in the forefront’ of every holy confilct, leading the I Iiosls of right against lhe citadel* of wrong." In tin* hour of sorel trial hud lesling, wlien.womlM most grievously the one who has led so wisely nnd courageously, lol u* not forget that she would have us re­ member that He with whom is all power nnd wisdom i* our leader. Let us press off ftOho woyhl have us in our campaign for the nation-! wide prohibition. NOTICE OF HEARIMG CLAIMS. Statu of Michigan. County of Bar-; ry,-w;----‘ Notice is hereby given, that by nn | order of the Probate. Court for lhe County of Barry;g.inudu on tlie fOtli day of April. A. I>. 1914. four months from tlutt dale wore al.lowed for creditor* lo present their | claims against -llm eslate uf Helen; M. Dayton late of Niid.xminty. de-! ceased, and that all <-re*lilora of-aaid ’ deceased are required to present i Hiefr claims to *aid Probate Court, n| Iliff probate Oflicp In the Cily of I Hastings, for ex.miination hnd ul-[ lowancc, on or before the loth day! of August Best mul Hint Said claims will be heard before said court, on Monday the 10th day of August next at ten o'clock in Um ,foreuoun of that day. * Duled April toll). A. D. 1914. . CHAIU.ES M. MACK. Judge of Probate. I Of breathing a new air, and finding il celestial air; Of feeling invigorated and finding it immortality;. Of passing from storm and tcmposl to an unknown calm: Of waking up ugd finding il Humel" Before this paper ..reaches our readers lhe news of lhe translation of Lillian M. K Stevens, (lie Moved President of the Nulionnl Woman's Christian Tempcranro Union and • he EdiU>r-iu-chicf of Tlie -Union Signal, will havo come lo x^Jiitn rlbboncrs ttje world ovep through tho medium of the pres*. During the Inst few months Mrs. Stevens* hebltb has not been as .v igoroijs as usual, but she has been able as National W. C. T. U. Pre*> deitt to attend to tho ;great work called for by the movement inaug­ urated hy the National W. C. T. U.| Children's Diseases Very Prevalent.1 for Natimial Consiilulional Prohibi­ Whooping cough is about every-, tion. while she has been, in her where. Measles and scarlet fever Portland home she ha* been iu daily almost a* bail. Use Foley's Honey! l touch with the great National W. G. and Tar Compound tor Inflamed T. U. forces at their Headquarters throats and coughing. Mrs. I. C. in Evaqyton, Illinois, which work is Hustler. Grand Island, Nebr., says: radiallM put through all lhe na- “My three children had severe nl- I lion. Until a few days of her going (acks of whooping cough, and a letters signed by her own hainl have I veiy few’ doses of Foley's Honev 1 been received' at Headquarters. and Tar gave great relief^-Aitliur .Mr*. Htevrus has had the most ex­ Mulholland—Ady. pert in edit'id treatment including a BANNEli WANT ADV8. FAT. ! noted Boston specialist. Buy A Maxwell $750 |=1 A ?_ Big Value Appearance Big Value Efficiency x The Maxwell Car has all the requirement in the matter of room in the seats and body that can be demanded of cars selling at twice.its price. This “big value” car furnishes to.its owner the pleasure and ser­ vice of the high priced car and he has only the small fo­ ment of $750. The Maxwell Car is not alone great on capacity and room, it is great on efficiency, service and dura­ bility. It is a well made car. The factory is making Maxwells by the train load now and they stand upon their merit. You make a mistake in not having a Max­ well demonstration before you decide on what car you will buy. “If it’s aMaxwell you’ll get there Bassett Garage A. E. Bassett, Prop. Nashville �• THEn.urriMM! This Is the Carter Car »— w Gearless Transmission OTICE OF HEARING CIAIW. late of Michigan. County of Bar-' Police i< hereby given, that by nn order of lhe Probata Cunrt for the County of Barry, made «<n lhe 3rd tfty of April. A. D. 1014, four, months from tlial dale were allowrd for credttoni lo present, their: flaimo ngainsl lhe estnlc of Oeorgvl W. Park. Idle of said county, do-1 ceased, and tliat all creditors of xaid deceased are required to nrosenl their claims to said Prob:it«Court, at the Probate Office in the: City of Hastings, for examination! and allowance, on or before the 3r«l‘ day of August next, and that such fllaims will lie hoard before said -­ Court, on Monday lhe tin!-day <>f Augiul next, nl ton o'clock in I tie forenoon of that day. llated April X A. D. 1914. CHARLES M. MACK. Judge of Probale- I Notice. To lhe owner-or owners of any nnd all interest! ip. or liens upon the land herein described: Take -notice. That ..sale lias lu'cn) lawfully made of the following deHcribod land for unpaid taxes ther e­ on, nnd that the undersigned hns| •Hue thereto under lax deed or deeds issucai therefor, and that you are entitled to a reconveyance thereof, nt any lime within sjx months afler rcliirn of service of thia notice, upon payment' to the, *:wMibrsijniiHi or lo the legi/tief ihj chancery of the county in which; lhe lands Ho of nil sums pai.l ub<>n. such pun'liaw. together with one hundred per centum additional thereto, and the fees of tfienliviiiY for the w'rvh'o or cost of publics-, Hon of this notice, lo be comput­ ed as uiM»n personal service of a| declaration ns commencement ofl mill, and lhe further sum of five* dollars for each description without, other additional cost or charges. If; payment os aforesaid is not made the undersigned will instilule pro­ ceedings for possession of the land. Description: “The north half; (n. ft) of the northeast quarter In. e. «) of tho southwest quarter| fs. w. w) Section thirty (3p), containinx twenty (20) acres, more or less. Town ono (D north, range seven (7) west, being in lhe Coun-| ty of Barry, Stale of Michigan?' ■। Amount paid: Taxes for 1905. i 18.99; taxes for 1907. M-W. , ' Ernl'sl R. Hamilton. Slew-art A Jacobs. . ' Attorneys. Business address: No 27 Kingman | Bhl'g., Battle Creek, Mich. 4-wks.l, 1914. This is the car which combines maximum simplicity with ■ efficient construction, adapting it to the use of all drivers in all kinds of weather. It’s one big feature is perfect service. The strongest point in lhe construction of the Cartercar is the patented Friction Transmission. This friction principle has eliminated all the worry and bother of years. The friction transmission gives any number of speeds and the change from one speed to another is made easily and noiselessly with a single motion of the control lever. This transmission is composed of only two unit parts—a friction disk running against a fibre faced wheel. , ... The remarkable simplicity of the friction drive makes trouble a rare occurrence. When this transmission is at low speed THE POWER IS TREMENDOUS. The Cartercar can be driven over all kinds of hard roads.where other ears cannot go. , You should see the Cartercar demonstrated. Wc want a live agent in Barry county. J 1 "7 Fire-passenger Touring Car.with 4-cylfndcr Bloc Motor, detachable lyl K head. inch bore and •> inch stroke. HXi inch wheel bane. . Final “’*“*•**• • drive iaailent chain cncloaed in oil light and dust proof honsing, nuking a noiseless chain in oil drive of great efficiency and I I durability. • OjCAMW Model 5-A ROADSTERS IN BOTH ABOVE MODELS AND SAME CHASSIS AS ABOVE Phelps Auto Sales Co., Michi«S''£SH£e Ave , “REO THE FIFTH" MAKES "BEN HUR” TO BE NOTICK OF COMMISSIONORDER FOB Pl Bl 1C VTION. FORMER RESIDENTS OF... ERS’ON CLAIMS. Ptale of Michigan, the Probate VIGOROUS DEMONSTRATING RUN I . AT POWERS’ THEATRE COUNTY MARRIED 50 YEARS „ *, ,„ I Court for lhe County or Barry. Rial, or Michigan, Comly or Bar-, Al , Miller & Harris Furniture co. „ut, hdd UNDERTAKING AND Daife Esreps ssnuay- FUNERAL DIRECTORS „ Uav. itawia’T- RS-' , llhe probate office, in the city, of Cap. P. J. Ph lirrie Writes of 1709 i In Grand lln|i This Magnlllcienl Mr. nnd Mrs. W. If. Landon, of :Licensed Ktnbalmtr always in attendance wolu North 11T al «n A 4:11 pl m. Estate of Franklin A. Durfee.. iixstlngs. in said county, on lhe •Miles Trip In 17 Days CarryPlay RrJ , As tstondard PHONE. 226 OIV 32? J «. C. GKECMEU G. P. A. < SrettiiHr, Used to Lire in ... Deceased. , . : fourth day of April, A. 1>. 19! i. Ing 5 Passengers. Of . ,,, _____ Metlon. We, tho undersigned, having been Baltimore. ... . ,lb“““'k'*v™r^ hu»Jr.M ni.1., in »H-I ' Spectacular njagniilccnre. «!ra-;. Many of the older rwidenln of! appointed by tho Probate Court for j r u n' ‘ r ii , vi«i. .'''ideen (fays mid lllie Iwst <!««»•> a I iiintu-spiemior ana religious ecstaev : in ’ A,,;ti P | infic «i>l<-ni|or ccslacy 1 , the County of Barry, State of Mich­ — ------ will remember I r’motarisL ruuld imAsihly wish was ant thir ntusl notalita coni'ouutante! il Wnitnh Mr. fhnti ' igan. Commissioner* lo receive, ex- Eliza . A. Grim TuHej. du cased. ,my <in u trip to Luke of Klaw mid Erlanger's Internal ion- '"If IrirnVnuidy’ Thr-vi amine and adjust all claims and de­ Henry Green, son. havhig filed in imunty via Sun Francisco ami re- ul product>«n of -Beu-Ilnr" which Ir/' '"/J mands of all persons against Raid Mid court his petition praying that ■turn ln-t April :t9i:i. wilthe tin-idferirig al Powers Thea-■ J 5 ir ?. ,‘L“ulmiVriiK7 (m deceased. do herebu give notice that the • adminislration of said estate I........... I niwer appreciated so much the| tea-. Grand Hnpi^L Michigan, Wed- ; "?iui ()f we will inert at the Hastings City 1 granted Leander BVimH. or ta soin - care of enidrol of my machine, ns l,m«diiy. I liurmlmr. Friday and Sat- AJ'M1 f'. ‘'J1 Li'h..”, -"the Bank nl Ilulings, Mich., on Friday. Other » suitable person. did on the run from Saida Barbarai tihlny nights anJThursday and Sal-1 H’* .»i iinni.uV’iXl' lhe 29th day of May, A. D. 1914. and < ll IsOwlerwI. That tho first day! to the summit of Gaviota Pass; al-1 unlhy matinees, April 29. .Mi. May I *“.« _/ \Vm’inn» H I-uidonl on Friday lhe 3lsl day of July. A. A. ■*, D. HH4?at fen o'clock an in ■. ••• hmigli ...................... some sleepa---pilrhes and. -2............... During gjie fourteen • 11,1 .-' >J,.." "v "|(1iuV "n-' iiy n. •• uni'i» -• • .are ■to. ..... • • year-D. 1914. al 10:00 o'clock A. kL, of of <01 .May each of said days, for lhe purpose lttu’ 'orenoon, at sai'i prolmte ,ofiir.«.। *«• -encountered on this imrt <»r the [ which liavo passed since lhe ftrigin!' uiveraary Itxlay <il the home of of .examining and dpowing staid Ibe and is hefehy iipjiointed -far [-trip. we never boiled the water ni al pnsenlalien of this noble drama, said pelilion; . any lime. I'nmi lids Pnsj l«j L..s i claims, and that four inonlhs- from hearing I J"F.” ll is l\irther Ordered. That public QHv<m lhe mud is pood ami over iin .1. ..rn-l.u.l uraml-ur. hill !.»..■ ■ the 3Mh day of March. A. D. 1914. ‘ Jd developed the possi: pjt,7u.or friends of the venerable! “ thereof be given by public:!- jgrade-* from eight to twenty per , were allowed by said court for notice i of a copy of Uu* order, for'cent. creditors to present their claims to lion i •us for examination and allowance. three successive weeks previous lo| "Just lo wc wllnl lien the I-iflu said day of hearing, in the lltvding- ‘ wuld <h.» after a hard day s run. we Dated March 30th. A. D. 1911. ItANNTOi, n-itewwpnper printed and t*X'l» tij>luirtJ:nrt on hard sand down Gilbert Striker, circulated in said county, ','>n the la-ach, speedometer showing F. G. Pierce, CHAS. M. MACK. j»\er fifty miles an hour, which was J?.-?- «VA!,L.t«Oi h?’^‘n.!’Jn'.lei."lii' •'l‘ss Adelia lluughlalln were mar-: Commissioners. A true copy. Judge of Probate. . I enough for me. 11 nlui^ and into lilt new ak* I'rinil al theTioino of the bride's uur-i Ella C. Eggleston. • ‘ DuTing all that run I never bad wihMi1 uTil ^mnin lhe'rtmurnj1 for’rnls "at Baltimore. Barry-~<#uiily, Register ofProbate. f the slightest, adjiisiment to make on vvhkli will p inqin lhe standnnl tor . Mi(,|u April 3, 1804, by Justice । ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. _____ ____ _______!iny mactiii’ic, not even os much as decade- to rente;, ;Theodore Branch. .Mr. taindon was State of Michigan. The Probate : a • ‘ r t— i____________ tighlgg ii l>olt, and had plenty- of Dealing wilh the earth life of. 1(orn in York, Ohio, Feb. 5. 1840, nml Court for lhe County of Barry. . Sale of Slate Tax luinds. • |H,w,.r |0 gpato at all limes. U v.us Al a session of itald court, held al I • State of Michigan. Auditor Gen- w^h t|lv greatest idcasurv and Jesus, lhe Daul important period in when only ten yenrs old bis pai4lhe probate office, in lhe Cily of emi's Department, lensing, April l,; siHisfarfkm that we negotiated the In-f.uy, • Heil-Hur’’ shows the World ,.nls l!aJnt. (o Michigan, settling oh at ita most womlerful point in mag-1 a fann at Henles Prairie. Barry Hastings, in naid county, on Ine 1914. - long steep and rugged mountain niilcence and wealth, for Rome nil- ,Ounly. loiter his father returned Twenty-seventh day of March A. D. NOTICE is hereby given that ccr-| hillx—thanks to the lloo (hf .Fifth's ed tlie world and Haesar Augustus 1(, Ohio and remained there until lain lands situated in the county of ixiwariul motor and w-.inde: ful was Eimieror orthe mightif hi. reahii jH-p, w^,n |1(! again migrated to PreMtil: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, Barry, bill off (n the Slate.for taxes; brake*- Wr always felt ns sate lis Our 40% cut eliminates price competition. You Judre of Probate, of IIH0 and previous years, and de-, i j(jing jn a Pullman, a fact that the earth had .Known. Into (Ids i H|js stau., locating at Hustings, and ...............in statements ........... which ."w»nio! taXiv'ta I!.»H*Plny ami pomp came the r,,si,|ing there during the stirring In the Matter of lhe Eslatd of scribed get the best to be had—the most for your money in will bo ^'mtrtlmted J; <£"•«■ contributed largely ioour our‘kreii'.m" keen . en7....................................................................... bu ted targe I.to our kreii i- > -lv Na/.tri.IH.f tha CliHstos for ■ tllIl(.s of,t|u. civil War. Jacob II. Lambert, deceased. furwanled lo lhe offirts „,i of Ihri joyment of th.- vVU..- .."ip, ™ .h. ” 1 | whom tlie nation bad longed, and it; in teg; Mr. Landon came to Ma­ 'tire repairs, service and in the use of Firestone Tires. ’ Nancy J. Winters, administratrix, Treasurer of said County, find may. ter when* we happened lo be. COUnty. taking up a half, see* having filed in said court her peti­ be ho seen at al said office previous to to. “Now. there may be higher* pric- I is 'this personality of JMUU (hut,. tion praying that a day may be set Ibo the day of sale, at' ,.,i ears than my Reo the Fifth, but , permeating tlife fabric of the Wal-ltjon Of |and in Riverton township sate, will be sold ate for hearing on her tlnal account, public auction by «aid Treasurer, at there is no better car of its siie.l lace-Ypuiig drama, makes it n MC-jand having for his neighbors toosIMr. Landon was lhe that the name may tic allowed as the County Seal, onThe first Tues-.ni„i no sr>.<NM» car could have given ; mon as w< i| ns a drama of tremend- |y Indians. reverence tli-st treasurer of the townahlps nf filed and that she be discharged <lay of May hexl, al the time and i me more pleasure and less trouble ous riigniih-anoe. The whish the imminence of Chnst tjmter, i.usier, Eden xxien and uno Riverton. mvcriuu. Thisi **n.« • from said trust place designated for lhe Annual than the lleo the Fifth you sold with is indicated has made Ben-Ilur' a ----«»-— •» — ir..u.,..o It is Ordered, That lhe 2ith day Tax Sale, if not previously redeem- ■ inP was tha first year the Indians pqidi Fe.hniarv. pagcanL-While the sweep taxes. lie was nn Interpreter andj of April. A. D,-10! i, al. ten o'clock od or cancelled according tn law. -Sinco I came back from that religious In lhe forenoon, al said probate of­ Said statements contain a full de-! trip, nearly a month ago. I rode of lhe story-Of'Ben-Hur and Mes- had much lo do with tho Indians.j fice, ba and Is hereby appointed for scrinllon of each pjrpel of said OVer eighteen Hundred and fifty, anta, .Esther and Irns, carries audi­ He came to fteollviHo in 1004 mid’ ences off their feet, the culmination bearing said petition; Yott can]buy|cheaper’|tirc8] than^Fre stones,{(but lands. , miles and for lhe lirst Limo yester- ’ of (ho dramatic plot being the char­ hhs resided here since. He cast his I IL is Further Ordered, Thal'puliORAMEL B. I; LLLr.R. I day.-did 1 clean the spark plugs,’ iot race, wherein Ben-Hur conquers tirsl vote for Abraham Lincoln. Mo you positively can no£buy more miles, security and . itr no<tr<* tnereor giw it i»y Is in lhe real estate business. 4-wks.~ Anditea. General. tnyng the only adjustnn-nt .mid degrades his enemy. Mrs. faindon is n native of Itocation of a copy of this order, for ,, satisfaction for your money. t , ------------ — ' , .-i needed iii> U> iraro.-The ear-<to*uufi. three successive weeks previous lo • Xwhinr-more 'reaHilic-than this ehester. N. Y., und was -born March . Firestone advertising, features no. fictitious mile­ said day of bearing, in tne Hastings ORDER FOR rt-RLKATlOX I scene, in the atena of the Circus of 22. 1850.' After coming lo Mwbigau. BANNER, a newspaper printed and Antioch with Ben-Hur and Mossala her parents sell led near Jackson, Slate of Michigan Tho iTobalo: (jav I iMHight it age claims or obsolete methods of manufacture to rirculated in said county . Court for lhe County of Barry, .'.j w|gh you nnd all your Reo( driving quadruple teams of equine where she attended school. Later create false impressions, but it does claim most miles CHAS. M. MACK she went (o Baltimore where she At a session of said court, held al: people nil the success yob (lescrve? tnorouglduvds contesting for supA. true copy. Judge of Probate. phmiut y has ever been imagined by Iliuet Mr. Landon. Ser dollar, and the tires deliver the goods. Why? Ilia probate office, iu. the (City of. 1*. J. pichcrie. EHU C. EggiMton. « dramatist or executed by.a pro­ There are four daughters nnd ono a Hasting?, in said county/* on the Los Angeles, Calif. imply because they are built to do it, and always Register of Probate. duccr. The race 'enthralls, because, son living: Mrs. Mends and Mrs. Fourth day of April A. D. 1911. ------------------------- ---on Its nulcome depends life, love,Wilmer Griffin of this ally. Mrs. have been. Firestone users know it. Present: Hon Chas. M. Mack,.' Will Have Few Imitators. honor, richer to the victor, nnd Horace Kaye <»f Shelby. Mr*. Ixuiisa I pjj yOtt ever hear of such an hi-i when Ben-Hur receives tho victor's P. Mends of Custer, and Edward We prepay express on Firestone Tires ordered NOTUT OF HEARING CLAIMS. Judge of Probate. In tho Matter of the F.Slatc of Htante qs Ihis? There* no record crown of wild olive, audiences ap-| Landon of Custer township. Stale ot Michigan. County of Bar­ by consumers outside of Grand- Rapids. If your Jesse Callihan, Deceased. , of it happening nny lime or any plaud with the greatest enthusiasm. Both Mr. Mr*n -',k M “ am! Mr * 1I^indmi are en­ ry. »*■ dealer does not handle them, telephone us—we pay J«M0 A. CBlIihan* ^(n;( where before. Harris, THjmdm, oldjoying epmuaratively good-health. .Notice is hereby given, that by an in said court bis. petition nraytng of Ule |a(fl A. D. Thomathat, too. order nf the Probate Court for tho that administration de bonis nonithir(y ytiaril apo Ford Breaks production Marie. undent in the th years ago a student County of Ilgrry. made on tho 271 h of. said estale, may he grunted tn thirty Bring us your job printing and' Middleville high school, hut now a Perpetual free air service. Use it no matter 1 Hiring tho 20 working days of we'll do U right. day of March A. D. 1914, four Charles A. Gaskill or to some other prominent attorney at lensing, has months from that date were allow­; sullabfe person. what make of tires you drive. been given ’the unsolicited appoint- Mart'll, the Forff Motor Co. plant in’ ed" for creditors to present their It is Ordered. That lhe first day 'me-uL ns noslmnstete at the capital the cily of JMtoii, turned out 28,­ Halma against lhe estate of Robert’ of May, A. D. 1914. at fen o'clock in Montgomery late of said county, de­ ; lhe forenoon, al said probate office, city. -Bul’ho turned it down, giving 700 cars'or over." MOO a day. - The ceased, and that nil creditors of bn and is hereby appointed for as lit# reasons Hint il would inter­ ligure marks n paw record for the fere with his law practice nnd that factory and comparts wtfli 21.021 said decided arc required to nre-; hearing paid petition. ho wouldn't have lime to attend to machines produped in February. wat UmIf claims to said Probate; Itis Further Ordered. That pub­ Probably there-uro .olhera in Tho factoi-v received orders ■ for Court, at the Probate Office in tba, He notice thereof fee given hy publi- it. Right away—the first day you start to of Railings, for examination‘ ration of a copy of Ibis order, for . I.aMing who will be more than glad more I tian I2,«b machines ono day take RHEUMA—the Uric Acid poison be­ aUowancc, on or before lhe three successive weeks previous to tri qualify for t|g» place. Init the at­ early this moutff and operalinna are- gins to dissolve and leave the sore joint! far behind booking*. Reports . - j and rr.uadex Ita action is little tea than day of July next, and that such said day of hearing, in the Hastings titude and action of Mr. Thomfis has still .... - «-• n tho I ord mills al h OTu, OnL , magical. 50 cents a bottle—guaranteed. as will be heard before said BANNER, a newspaper printed and established a precedent that will from 231 North Division Ayo., have but few followers—Middle­ and Manchester. England, show that Bartiont of Ft. Loratae, Ohkx ?----------t, on Monday tbo 27th day of circulated in said county. ™ business of these two rompinies Mys. "After treatment by three doctors ville Bdn. the fiasi. at ten O'clock in the To re­' CHAS. M. MACK. is proportionately aa br»*k a* al Die without result. I wu cured ot a very bad GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN A true enny. Judge of Probate. Anferjcan plant; 1 — -* -------“ x Bring your j<> bprintlng to us — L D. 1914. Iu RHEUMA." t f Probate. | we have, a complrlr equipment and M. MACK. -BANNER WANT ADVK PAY. do only first rliiss work. Ige of Probate. I'l.T'i." wiiKS‘ilril.n. Come direct to us for real’tire^service,’sat­ isfaction and economy—no concern Jf any­ where can beat the quality of ourJTrepair work, and none will do it so cheaply. Tirestone RHEUMA RHEUMATISM­ OPEN NI6HT AND DAY AND SUNDAYS Grand Rapids Vulcanizing Co. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-04-30.pdf c006a4218875c3eb201e394c4fb03310 PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY <^^C^n^,p^C°ombi^W FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR f 11 lIT JL ■ । Ijj 20 PAGES A CJ FTlT .11- / > A j_X^I £1 A ATTVP'R JO-ZV.Jk.AI JAl jCj-LA® TRY BANNER WAJiTS PART ONE-1 TO 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 30.1914 NUMBER 53 Barry Co.’s “Go-to-Church” Sunday Is May 3 Be Sure That YOU Count One at One of the Churches Let’s Give, the Churches of Barry County the Biggest Boost They Ever Had FIIRTHFH TIUVFI III runincn I iWilLo in PUZZLE count will be made of those attending morning services PICTURE INITIATE TWO TEAMS rant mi Hooker Chapter, of Lowell. Invited to Phrliriputr In Big Time on At Barry Co. Churches Next Sunday, Which In ‘Go-to-Church Sunday.” AND THE SIGHTS TO BE SEEN. Stationed in the vestibule of MEN AND WOMEN BEAR ALL every Barry county church where THE BURDEN* FEW HORSES. services-will lie beta during Hie day next Sunday will be one or two pcrQUEER WAYS OF SERVING MEALS MMMI whose business it will -be tn count those who. shall attend the 7 AND STRANGE FOODS SERVED services. The aliendance so count­ ed will ba reported and published. We hope every Barry Co. reader of Japanese Resort Is Described, I lhe BANNER will attend some one of these services. l-eavrs Japan and Will Next Dcscribe Korea and Koreans. LOCAL’HIGH SCHOOL HONORS ANNOUNCED l he iiK-nibers of Hast ings Chap­ THREE OF ter No. c?. Ik A. M. nrfrjnannhtg to1 have a big Hireling'nil May H. when two teams of thns* candidate* each HERE. work in the afienidhii and evening. STUDENTS MAKE TABLES ■ xjker Chapter, of i invited to be FOR USE IN SCHOOL ROOMS hfer .degrees on ning. after which PLAN FOR BIG TIME HONOR BISHOP BURT Kioto, Friday September fi. We made a side, trip1 Io Nara to­ day. This is a journey by train of about two hours, and we enjoyed the view from lhe train more than any thing else, as we were passing! through the garden of Japan. Ev-■ cry valley has been leveled off,, and , WHEN HE VISITS HASTINGS, every Inch of the land used, from I-----TUESDAY MAY 19. SUNDAY , the base of the mountain, and as far; SCHOOL PROCESSION. up on the mountains ns ir is pos-; siUe to cultivate. Above this thei a.nd’’rrounKha,S liK WILL BE GUEST OF HONOR AND ROYAL ARCH MASOHS TO r Live Nchh Itenw (amlrilmlnl J»y Students in Hastings MEN OF SCIENCE HAM­ PERED III THEIR WORL-.,,^, FIND THE WALL LAKE SUCKERS WHILE EKTIGATiXG afternoon. Hastings W«*odlmid. 91.0(1, Mr. Rif-hard Doyle. City. OtflG. SOME PHENOMENA THEY • 91.666. . | Mi*< Geneva Haye*. City, lgnkh. Mi" Vera Wood. Coats Grove,U I FOUGHT IN CIVIL WAR ca"SHXtyhere ORATORICAL AHO DE PI AUATflRV POilTfQT looking for walking suck WHEN ONLY 14 YRS. OLD LLAmfllUni UUNIloI ers in a plowed field the land in terraces, and uM1 SPEAK AT 6R0THERH000 Malh<>w«, 3.UGR. . . lir water from lhe mountains to cover; . Hie higher terraces, and then puts , High School Noles. it down to lhe lower ones, in many Address Will Be Given in the ______ _ . We murli rogrul that Miss V.-ra mid Martha Night of Muy 12. places II looks Ilk.- ca'cades * ••• Church Auditorium. Public ....________________ .... , , ’ Halt is cr»h>pell>-ti Jo give up Iter CONGRESSIONAL ACT ESTAB­ gri'cn.lnnd, as the emlmnkments are ........ »«*« 'I- lv,„k s,.,,,. G.nkb.n . um.‘- I...Are there- enough ihnsir loving WAS HELD TUESDAY EVENING Is Invited. LISHES A. D. CADWAl.I.ADEIfS people who ap*pr8ei;U.' high class AT THE HASTINGS HIGH nil sodded Io keen the land from The great ui-j mo Methodists Metnmlisu are making r washing down. This locality isi al ­ music to justify the nianngeinent of TERM OF ENLISTMENT. SCHOOL ASSEMBLY ROOM. The’’ preparations for the coming of. — so the lea garden of Jnpnn. Th.:" the Opera House in bringing here Ttyo Well Kimiui Hasting' Men jn iw.miQn Bitmap William Hurt, who will be bushes are ns dose as can bet> in The Sheehan Englbli tlpera Coin•much eager aidicipatinn tu lite row*, and they sny many of them here on Tuesday, May HI. Bishop PIONEER SCHOOL BOY RAN panyy THAT’S THE iji cstion. MISSES AUDRA DECKER AND Walj.IAke ...... . up to the tirst lta.«ltng* High School- banquet. Burl is one of the most noted lend ­ are 150 years old. The tja i* cover­ This organization Wead- il by Joseph J AWAY AND ENLISTED F. Hheehan. the greai.-'i of all Am­ ed with screens in spring, like to- ers of his church, having won in­ JULIA LOCKWOOD WIN FIRSTS Iwco is covered in the Connecticut ternational fame as a resident bish­ erican tenors,, hold- a uni.iue MHT sih'kers,. that, op at Rome, where hr was stationed valley. * A line oak dictionary table,' the .sition in th.- miMAr woild. Enr weigh ur live pounds Nara wn* (ha old capital and the with authority over all .Methodist After Long. Weary Trip to Wash­ yejirsML Illis been ackimu'li-llged the j Hustings Cels noses right up important things date back to 700 Interest* in continental Europe. He •inly placed tn ttu* High Schon! ington, Hr Soon Fought nt foremost. En^listl tlnctfig .irganixaA. .1). A park on the side of Ute hevamr a warm personal friend of lion in the <->>iintr>. Tliis.,season। South Mountain. Ki ll's that lines Ute iitory Contest. mountain contained nlwiul WMP the King of Italy. nmen Fuhr in the Library, and it with such stars arf^Miss Mirth Car­ dispatch from men. Miss Laura B<n-r. Mr. Nelson ■ thinl. the Work of Ralph tamed w.. deer, ., which will *111 rut eat out ofj of At a meeting of lhe Sunday School 1 The following The third district High school ora­ into foam. While eugag.-d in ’I"* 1 thorn.-, in the W,h grade room. y.ur of thou-J Board held on Monday evening it Washington published in (lie Grand H. Shanley. Mr. your hand. A ir.74;-venue long avr Grey and ... , .. ,. . . sands of slone tn n ter ns lining the I was voted unanimously to have a Rapids Press of the 151 h. in*l.. Mr. Arnold Ih-auDViiit as his sup­ torical and declamatory contest and Iierbtvorons oi-cupalxni. the splashIW ..tab.w.l-r ... I.hfl.nl tor,, «■« -‘'-I the banquet in connection on Tues ­ path is very imposing. ~ . 1 ------------ 1— great Sunday School demonstration iter'is making a Ty' port, jMirt, the famous jitttr . ' l»* on «t llUmji. day evening were splendidly carried ,1..... >» R hair mil-. brings into lhe HmeligUl-one of <,*z new record‘ enpecjaBy as his offer-1 but and showed line cooperatimi of One of the temples contained a in honor of the Bishop. A commit­ ■ hmne ahd I ’ reston Ihihner It is claimed that -h** Ing as his company: ...„ is n* high tost _. ■« IMabulsu, or bronze gml. represent­ tee of flve; with the pastor as chair­ quiet- Inoffensive rilisl<ns who Jia's ,'fncully and splendid school spirit. ed ns sitting In a lotus blnssom. 11 man. was chosen to make all need- resided in mir cily for lliuf^asl consisting »f a triple bill, three on- Such events in connection with High . Horner Jferiwrt mid Hairy Bron, is 53 feet high, and the face Is 15 M arrangeinenls. The plan is to thirty-eight years, but. ne\erfhe- 1 eras in one performance, namely. school life cannot be encouraged too ,lll9 (iriiw'iiix nu'.nv". ii.i,.-,jsnn were ah<ent from school one feet long and OH fret wide. At the have, the Sunday School meet at the : b-ss. he. iia* a_Hfc history that n-ad* II 'ri-ovutore. The Bnheiniiin Girl iniii'.l),. and w< ....... wish -Lltey; niighl , ni,)]iv-44u.ei..|><>.( ifo> power of locoand Martha, the best-art from each come offcner. entrance Is n pagoda that to now church, form in line; and march like a romance: Mi-'/Bowman i* siiimofairied at he ..*nlne occasion; |0<)|i(in. u.inK iheii'sin.lll under tin* being selected. priceless, but which we are (old down Green St. lo Jefferson, down on Tuesday n :ht would do credit । ilfi "Washington, Apr. 15.—The story > w leg. wiili wtih whirl, which they pnijiet proper fM. 1Mtrk j aiH>lhe| was sold at the time they • were Slate St. |6 the M. C. depot, when Now here 1.' the proposition: (he of a t)fteen-ycar-nld boy who en-i .. .............. I Mo, ......... .. . .......... hey ........... . eh,1-1 • lhe Bishop will arrive on the 5:.VI copying Europeans, about 50 years seats must be sold ten days in ad­ tendered by tin* High school. com­ ago, for 15 yen. or $7.50 in our p. m. train. Epon lhe arrival ofrlhe listed in the army mid fought in vance of the performance if this plimentary to the < • ...... r—y. "Be" the battles of Antietam mid South 'innimy. The party buying it was Bishop and party, the Tine of march have nearly all great company i» Io appear in this those accompanying going lo burn it tlowji for the Id-ass will be taken up ami the Itisluip es- .Mountain and then took "French city. What ' th* use of having an leave" because he was slightly dis­ the M h. ehureh. ;||,|e lengths of time. And some of it contained, but in-some way it.was rortad to lhe church where lie will ciplined ’ 1 W -J.’- ,,r.Mr?’tTiem have ' • • • by.hto superior, lies be­ opera house ami yet never an opera give a short talk .to the Sunday .Mi"JBrock'mfficr. another nmmpreserved. . in it? llon'l onk-r tickets unless and Mrs. (strikers clubs an' On nur trip to Nara, we •passed school. This will be tin* only hind a bilb'which tuissr.l the house you,expect to pny for them at least nn exrelleJU menu and we i- their. .mmir* when called. It is ; yr u/mir faculty plans to leave fur through the town where the Em­ chance the younger members of -the this week. JflO|.e t Illi* ’Mftlllliei', (wo days before the show. The dale . , ■ , Mid that c.itlugbr* around the lake ­ peror will be buried. -They are school will have to hear him. ns the offered is Tuesday. May 12. The rations, about tw-.lmp.li.'.l ami tUly r..mm.*n.-ed to make household pels ; y Continued on page «lr. building new platforms, and making capaeity of lhe church will no prices are unusually low for such ta ing present. Il wa- a splendid' 1>f walking sucker*. UiiUI „ .. w exlanMvo arrangements. The busi­ doubt be required for the elders fur a high class ailrai-tion. namely. SI, and inspiring sight as II..' large they got to •»ming in Midi drove* BARRY CO. Y. M. 0. A. NEWS ness of Japan will entirely cea.«c the Bishop’s evening address. 75c and 50<-. Il's up to you. If you limly. compoMMi :ill|U>'l entirely, of nia| |j(||(. fenc,.*'had to be placed[, D||D| IQUCn IM TUC DIMMED This Sunday School now has nn from the.-9th to the I3th of this want opera, buy your Seats.when students, marched by classes to their. |,n,uni| ult. (-(1imge* to keep tin*; PUBLISHED IN THE BANNER month, when lhe burial takes place. enrollment of (kKHnembers1, anti its snip opens. The entire lower tlrnir in . i.. ;l'iri'-.l -ruin. ..I «ui». In.lefll. 11 I. rlaimshowing will doubtless Im* a credit­ Kobe. Monday, September, 9. must be'.'bld or there will be no inii.K* fumi*l»‘.l !■> Illi* HikIi "imii J.l iini-inftiiiini inahl sight al al। Rt 'hh uls Would Do Well to Read We arrived here last night, and able one. opera, in Uiulings this season. nn lii*.innh*r in** l.*iidiT.liiii nJ jin. mu,. ,if I),,, year to .r,* Mimi* The Bishop will bo the guest of intended going on this morning, but “ Weekly Amiouiirvmrnts of Mf. il-nill Jjjuiaiiil Mm Irniel lhl. |.lrg,r r,.,uy „0’ |knix it Is so enjoyable, we shall stay one honor at the Brotherhood meeting, Work ArrqmpIfahmrnK hirm.l—l .Hwhlln nimii* tliniuch ■ (|,t. a,„un,| uh |hf* Automobile Turned Turtle. day longer. The view from our which will begin Til 7:00 o’clock th. suptier hour. A bngliL sirappy ..fq WulldorlT farm adjoining the' window al the Oriental Hotel. I can sharp with the supper. After lhe Perry was driving program of toast* -followed wtthi |avp> • . . * 1 only describe by reminding you of supper Bishop Burt will give a short toward Hinn town Monday <<>»uru -I.muaj’ morning, miMi'. ,, flora B. B. Krnk'-s. (lietlm Eng-1 Hora Ilenk.of .*. of Eng-||snq u wonderful how Nature nUi°/ Barry <’.<nmty Y. M. C. A', news talk to the members of Hie Brother ­ the morning we were at Sarenfq, about 3oclock, and when this si<i.» Ji,h deparlmenl. i.I.-aUy Idling lh<^and wo were all nut In our night hood. Then' Ibo latter will iMi*,.' Of the McElwain farm homo on the role of tonsimtolres'. She was in­ : ways suppli.'s those qualities that1 imhbslmd under ,a separate headclothes, looking over tho Bay of lo the nftdilorium. the center seals Cemetery road, hl* automobile .lip- tnalueed by Supt. Conkling. Greet­ ar<* most, needed m changing von-. ".’g* This news is |>r»'pared b< Mr. I .lition* ami. mivirunment*? Win*; 'au'lere*M*k,..the_i:ouniy secretary, Naples. 1 nni wrillng you. wearing of which will be reserved for them. ped down the.high bank and Hirn- tag* |(l th.* guests by my new bright cokired Japanese A section of the auditorium will al­ ell turtle, making a complete turn-, Keith Chid.-sb-r, 16 mid rfsponded can foretell tlm future of tlm Wall! H "dl contain a great deal uf inlcrkimono, seated at ffiy desk in front so be reserved for lhe members of over. lor a wonder lhe De. him-; by Supt. Fraz.-et nf Lowell. Chair­ : hike "sucker?" We must nlw»y>;C*tmg material about the'Avork of of a window overlooking the rea. Hastings circuit. The rear of the self escaped with -nly a few bruis- man of Jhe dtolriri committee, wlm 'have tlii* "sucker” with-us. Wtliphe ..rgmiization here in Barry able’ •<» to •-<■»>»'•/ supply the de- r county, witii glimpse*; ... of what ,, is . The harbor is filled with all kinds church and galleries will be open es. His light' went wrong al (he I mail.. iuin'>-lf solid with tin- Ha*- Wall ’•'',* lake be-«•»■« —............... time (lie accl.leiH happened, so that! ting* siudenH by 'hi* <ik*venie«< W.*« -nly . wish (hat we h'*"'K accomplish*-.!. 1 here are of boats, coming and going in all lo the public, who will be very wel­ Alonzo D. Cadwnlludrr. directions. The balmy air. and Ilin come. A special program is being he was unable .i» keep the (rack. ■ |IH wii. and his thorough apprecta-1 rant aside the veil of lhe IndjJ™ }iilf1"nl',ll,“Y arranged with plenty of music. sun shining on the water, all add to - -------------------------- rtmn of it... ll'isliiiizs i»n ' <|,‘a fulure and answer this-per-1 kind of work w|uch Hu* M. A. Because of this one mistake, (hie It is expected that at least 25 out­ City Cleaning DdC. iEaeh rln*' wn<*'rri>i-rsent**<i'bv a questim. Is if any' won- j '■* doing. Be sure midTend this collhe. enjoyment of the day.’ ■ uiy i.irunitajuay Ka^ ita*, wn:, | “•••- Wall lake sucker*1 mmi and k.-jf post.-d about what is On our way here, we stopped at side pastors, including two district tn boyish ignorance mid despite the Friday May Hi* /------- „,.v fact that he afterwards re-enlisted, a"d ’ KZhJV. M «nterest of rcien- • .!.•<!in.nl tn be one of lhe strongest Osaka, the lari?e«t manufarturing superintendents, will be present. would also-be a good time for n gen. -------x • ­ Alonzo D. Cndwalhider of Hastings, The supper squat! for Lius May • U1' .'nrtuen.for goo.1 in Barry enmtown in Japan, with a million and oral cleaning day in Hasting'., I tarolhy Cook forth.for.... I r Z r. ’*ur’‘,> 'V'11' an nf *Hm***-;ly. The Y. Al. C . A.'lfas Lecmne a one half people. It is purely Jap- meeting is as follows:’ A. H. Brill, Mich., never drew a pension, while Teams will be provided to carl away1 Mr. Humid4 ll.mvemr Houvenir Hetinansnerderthe-seemingly f<>r the juniorMi" MnrauritV Mrangi'.phenom- rcmnrknbli*,fael<*r in the life of lids enrse,’ with only one European chairman. Howard Black. Frank comrade* of lest distinguished ser­ all rubbish that is placed in the and *f..r Mithe “" “s-n v uore "‘”' r ich rei^ "f « I''"*’”* “,h *\r ‘'”»"rie*. Its work old. and that very poor. Tn this Erb, Frank Holly, Ernest Hayes. H. vice wen* more fortunate. After Cndwalhider left his com­ Street. Lei all the rilutens of Hast­ doine their best lo convince ih,. L'lhtind. and wishing I- investigate ■ i" l'» be e.Ctende<| among the youth largb manufacturing city. ln« loads E. Hilton, Harold Newton. Gornellus ings help to make the city more doing, their -b.-t In ronv nnstandpoint. *•' "... nil .i.^.iXv— are- nil drawn by mien and women Manni, Leon Manning, Hohl. Mills, mand he.was arrested by an offi­ beautiful'by'a general cleaning-up Continued on page ■); . ( , jlt lh#| (lhu m al) W W . p,q. Fred E. Norris," O. A. Fuller. F. 3. cer on n charge of desertion. Later and tnelal and steel are drawn on earls by men and women. \\ •• Pryor, Chas. Potts. Ray Patton. John he was taken away from the offi­ on May 8. W. It. Jamieson, clean fuel.probably saw noj. more than a doz­ Place, Win. Pennock, Cha*. Parker, cials on a writ nf habeas corims apd Mayor. Continued on page «. en horses. The main street is Ira Peck, Horace Palmer, Halier afterwards received from lhe Wtici Adv. niiout id feel wide, covered from Richards, George Robinsrtn, W. H. Department a Certificate of Ilonor__________ _ side*-Io side with cotton .cloth, to Rockwell, Walier_Rtrckhill. Lee H. able Dtaltarge. A - keep lim sun ou. JA’r. 9»«kcd. our Randall, 8. Romig. Wesley binifh, ,There was some conflict in Iho guide to get u* Tiffin, at a flrsU class ■Wm.-Rtii?ffletd. H: Streckert. J. W. rooord* al - tin* -War Duparlmenl. Sage, Frank Steinke, Wm., Smith. however, as to his service. One Japanese hotel, or Club. . Il seems to lie the custom fo or- Earl Tucker, Ira J. Traver. Lesb-r record showed that he left his •ler in advance, and have your meal Todd, Geo. Wilson. J. L. Worrell. command on September 20, 1862, prepared, so we did so, and went Ralph Ward. Leslie Weaver. Clauti anil (he other on September 30, 1862. mil sight seeing, coming back al Sentz, Burr Van Houtan. J. N. Wa­ This date became very important, lunch time. We did not like the terman, Ernest Yost. Henry A. Zer- as unless it could be shown that Im looks of II when we got there, as hel. Win. ZuschniU. Dr. F. A. Care remained with lht*'army until tlm the front of the Club House, or the. rollltftK G. F. Chidester. C. F. latter dale he could not draw a side upon the street, was the kitch­ Field. C. H. Gaskill, G. A. Mackey pension. c«Ulnu«l on J'» en. which was open to the idreel. and J. E. McElwain. Half a ilmen people were nt work THE WINDSTORM COMPANY Wesley Johnson Finds Home. there, barefooted. However the entrance al lhe side was very neat Little Wesley Johnson, who has nnd.clean, and w«* were mri by a been residing happily with Sheriff liefler who look our packages and mid ’Mrs. William* since be was shoe*. We were also met by the taken from bis parents who are now Largest Volume Recorded In First. Four Months of Any Year maijl who was lo wait on u»: she serving sentences for mistreating bowed very low two or three times, him. has been given a home with Except 1913. and showed us lo our apartment on Milton Conyer. of Milo, who is an With the single exception of the lhe second floor. It was a beautiful unusually bright boy. rapidly re­ room, one side, entirely open onto covered his health during his brief spring of 1013, the Windstorm In­ a porch, overlooking a garden. The residence -with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ surance Co. has the largest liije of only furniture hi our room was a liams. -He seemed pleased Io go in­ new business to its credit than in a like Aral four months of any new raised platform about one fool high, to lhe Conyer family. year. And there have been no seri­ on the opposite side of the opening, ous wind-storms so far this spring with two or three beautiful pieces Go to ohuroh next Sunday, and (0 serve as an advartumg reminder of bric-a-brac upon it. There was count one. The only count that will for the Company. also a table about one foot high in the center of the room, with three be made in churches having both a morning and evening service will be Gas House Coke is not expensive. at the morning service. ’Adv. I>. V. SlHinui. Niolit Elroy Tobias, City Engineer. Dr. H. A. Barber, CJl> Health Officer. > Earl Goldsmith, City MarxhaL Newly Appointed City Officers Whose Terms Of Service Begin May i 13146439 liaw- �THE ID ,’NER. Aran. :«1. HHI. ORAT1 NJ CONTEST Attractive Footwear yi,!ui"f.18ve?u *hwr* .lh" t'l igh<-.-l.'and (be li tnitemiesd tda-s of the-lot, THjdin.iive class yetis following each toast was a plrdsmg n ature. Mtog,. Feii.T rendered it I beautiful »oio duruitf Hn- prograttv; ncompkhied by Mi-- Hazel Had-: ford. The out-ol-the-ordinary kind with TONE and INDIVIDUALITY. greatest shoe makers. UnionSulte Laeps Embroideries! . Muslim, Underwear KUrU • Princess Slips Drawers Coreel Coven l.Biui) Liulrrwcar Panto Jewel hultona Kiniomu Standard Patterns In Stock LARGE and COMPLETE stuck that we carry. The W.E. Merritt Store Hartings, Michigan Phone 66 Ironside Shoe Company QUALITY ‘'“iSS.K,—' HASTINGS, MICH. HI.W Audra Decker. The conical followed in Hie High school mom which was tn-lily dec­ orated with flags. and was filled to! REYNOLDS -SHINGLE COMPANY — — its fullest capairv. Supt. kTaz<D0IN8 TREMENDOUS BUSINESS S «&'' w,,ieb. 1 Fruit Season Is Here Bullons in pearl, tame. Ivory and glass Lace Flouncing, 15 and 18 inch Full lino of Hoy al Worcester and Aumricnu Ijidy corsets White goods in India I.lnons CorMit covers willi lung sleeves Children's Gauze Underwear Allovcr Embroidery Embroidery Bouncings in 27 inch, 36 inch and 45 inch, with narrow embroidery to match, also Handings to match. Wc arc prepared to show you ALL of these advantages, and cvcff XiOKE, in the very You ought to buy shoes with the same care that you use in buying a pair of glasses; they have just as much to do with your daily comfort. Here your individual needs arc given our best attention, and wc have the STYLES and SIZES to please you. PHONE 175 It’s a good idea for women to plan now for the warm weather which will soon be here. We haven’t space here to mention all of the desirable lines we carry, but here are a few: Flaxong,, ■ Poplins ” Voiles (tailors Dimities Dressing Soiqucs Made from lhe BEST LEATHERS and FABRICS by the world's PRICE ADVANTAGE; STYLE ADVANTAGE; WEAR ADVANTAGE; FIT ADVANTAGE; YOUR SPRING NEEDS That is always our aim to give you the BEST QUAL­ ITY in all articles we have and at prices no higher than where quality is not to be found. , Have all kinds of SEEDS, clover, timothy, alfalfa, alsike, rape, millett and Buckwheat and can get you anything you wish if we do not have it on hand. Also sell CEMENT, bran, middlings, flour, com. Wool season is now on if you have any, call and we will try and trade. Buy all kinds of Grain, Beans and Seeds. Submit samples. ---------- -Music—.March-II a s tings High' Originators of Asphalt Shingles And I S4-I100I Orchestra. AVith Present t-opacily Cannot i Selection—High Seined Glee Club., Kn-I. Up l |. Willi Orders. Mm. ! , , , Keep • ’ lhe New Spulli —Grady—Lila ( The coitocicUlioUs mmiufaclurer Mnsber, Bidding. takes great pride in pulling before “TJ;_ The Grandeur of Nations-—Hugh ■ ’the public nn article that is secund Wilson, South Hav-n. to none of its kind upon Hie mar-, ■ Con-lautius Conslantms ami and Tl The Lion"—El-J 10 and 15 cents per dozen k<'t. Such mi article demands the I <ie je Gowdy, Gou:dy, Holland Holland. Happlm-—Miss Julia altenilon of every ' one, and the "True Happiu all the time originator mid manufacturer get |^H-kwo<wi, bx kwood, Blurgt*. Sturgis. llwi admiration.'or Hi* ...y. v' Solo -Alfred ■.‘.'.L..: C. Wilcox. ", ALL OTHER SEASONABLE FRUITS public, according to Hie dispositioix Oratorical Contest, SHE of carli individual. * •.“ti - «Keynote z——z«vr The “Of ,Progress."—In­ H. M. H'-ynolds, lhe originator of land E: Holly. .......................................... if Reynold* Flexible -................ Asphalt “The House Tli.il Jack Built"— Shingle., whcllicr. he has secured I Harold Salyer, Pau Paw. Btrlow O Co. East State 8t Haatings, Mich. the admiration of all or not. has al: "Our Nation's Destiny"—Aiidra least satisfied many of them as well |k>cker. I^tke Odr-- i. Phone' 150 Hastings, Mich. as himself, that In* is putting out “Twentieth Ceniury Slavery,"— the very liesl shingle there is upon ' .Anios-Barker. Cohiualer. , lhe shingle marker .Tin* proof that • Owing — to t(Ai«vn-ap|>earanre ofj, ACT ON FIRST IMPRESSIONS COUNTY CLERK ANDRUS this is true has ollienevidence than the Sturgis contestant, the chair-.j • Assyria I'armers Club. Questioning Your Own Worth. ■ the guarantee tinden which Hryn- man rul-.ij that Keith Chidester «-f There Is no readier ^ay of bring­ PASSES RAR EXAMINATION "Why do you say that Brown Is The April meeting of the Assyria . — olds Shingles nrp sold, which how­ the local High school should, suitOld Adaga That "Ha Who Hesitates —1-------- . ever is worth reading and which We -lilulv with lhe tfeclainiiliun with. Farmers’ Club was very nicely en- smarter than you aroF1 “Why, you ing your own worth Into question Which lie won second at <Hs«ro. 1.1 lalntd ill ttie IKi-e Lmtr V: K: see. bo bad a chance once to marry than by detracting from lhe worth cd Hut Won't Practise Now. Is Rec-; give herewith. others.—N. Vtdcent. oinmendrd for Office Jn Alasonic '' "In consideration of ' ' "a sell ’ lenient Jtisl at liic close of this part, of the There was no forenoon ; in full for shingles purchased from contest the furgis contestant Miss' church. Grand Chapter. U8i w „ guarantee nun inr n icrm In a letter to a friend at Ixx kwiHxi arriveti arrived alter after na loniiinK ibriliinu session, but about Its) sat tlowu to i us, we guarantee that for n Iron lockwooii Gounly Clerk Roy Andrus has had 1 of TEN YEARS Hie said shingles! series .of UlilluiptL winch includ' d lhe sumptuuu- dinner, many morn pressed an observation Which La con­ Ihu honor or inminsNlw oxnmlun- :r™“'» : ■■■>—<■ linlu.. bu.k.n d.nvn ant"- coming after dinner. In Hie nfterfirmed by general experience. Th* 1, .1,1 *». Li.i ,,1'oti: that they will not warp, or 1 mobiles and the like, mid gave her ii'jon the mrcUng was opened by action which had suggeated itself to Hons In Id by the Mate Board of , (,ur| u- af|(,r t|H,y arp |nj(| U1M1|| t|lt. । jln.|a|(l;,ii,,n. and site must have nil singing ".Sunsliiiie and Hain." fol­ Law Examiners ami it only remains, roof. We further guarantee again*! amply repaid for her heroic, effort* lowed by a prayer by E. E. Berry. had condemned as dishonorable. On for him lo be admitted formally to. any leaks which may occur in the J for when the derision was rendere.| the bar before he is ready lo be- ‘ roof as a direct result of any’de- 1 it was found thu judges had given accepted and roll call found all of­ ficers pi ••/•■nt organist, msorely tempted lo proceed, he told hia come a practising attorney. He will. frets in the materials furnisiiml by her first place. _______ :_______________ :____________> us, damage from Hrw lunl. lei»-. BoHiroiilretswereverycIusen* *i*lanl orgnuisl and reporter. I. W. food rangos require carrying fuel and pests, or causes other than ordinary [ they naturally would be. lhe eon- Cargo was named new im-mher of but added, "First Impressions are gonwear and tear excepted. ! 11-slants having been proven ta-st program committee and Mrs. Emma erally right." and b* proposed to stand “We also guarantee that.the sur- I in -two'preliiuinanr trials. Hill -of refreshment *couiuilliee. by his first impression that tte course *face —•- coat nof * crushed »slate i-i- .... .. |n (|t,. oratorical conh'st the Mrs. Nina Talker presented a bill £shes into and out of the kitchen or gran? in View would bs dishonorable. itr will not rub off while the -liin- judgi*S giivd first place to Mi»- of *1for freight on the trawling gles arc being ij»plie<|, provided Audra iNcckqr, of Lake Odeasa High, library which was allowed. Miss When a moral Question involving Coal rangea-likewiae• reasonable care is, taken. Wc also school, a Carlton. Harry county girl. Nellie Wilbur then recited very dlffleullles Is put up to a person his guarantee that lhe surfacing of the Mr. Inland lb?lly. of Hastings IJigli nicely Tl’ln* ltiu*HJor> Wifi'." "The first impression Is on the merits of shingles will not wear .off to any ap­ second, ami Mr. Harold Salyer, of spiaying and Care of Orchards" the question, without reference lo the Gasoline stoves require generating be preciable extent through the action Paw Paw third. • was very ably handled by F. A. Mcdlffictiltlfs of the course. Later the of the elements, for term of TEN Owing to protests lhe final n-sull Ivrmid. Ill* talk wan very inti-rdlCLcultiee begin to loom up, and canYEARS. We further guarantee of lhe d> ctainaiory contest is m>l yet • »liug and furniHlbd many good fore they can be used, besides they ex (hat for r like period, the surfacing known. Tim Mipcrinlcmltni from ideas. This was/followed by a line doubter. • of siate or granite will not fade in Faw Paw protested the Hallond con­ m-trumcnlal by (lesiiu Wing which Reflection on a matter of disagree­ .coioc. Ip. anx tfppnxiable «ient testant's piece as being a rradimr. wa« greatly enjoyed. Wallace Wilr plode and maim and kill able duty often paralyses action. The from the date of coiOpleuon of the ami mH fulfilling the r< <|uu . .>!• ;n- bur gave a pleasing recitation. F. A. work.” of a declani.i!inn. as CtYpres.'iituth <• Mi-Ix-nn'id accompanied by Mins One of the oilier evidences of lhe from his M-kool went.up to the elate He.de Wing at the organ, gave two Kerosene stoves smell and smoke popularity of .Mr. lleytioliln.product rmite-l last y.-ar willi the sam*- dra­ fine bass Milos which were highly is the great volume of them I..me matic pmee •■Constantins and the appreciated. H'xitation by Margar­ sold. The company find It im|H>s. Lhiri? ami was ruled oul. If this is et Brady’was fine as was also the especially in warm weather, and the oare AS SEEN BY NATURE LOVER slide with their present capacity to sustained by tin/slate committee •eng by (Ida Willison. Dr. "Mix of keep ui» with I heir orders an<l in this will gjve Hoslinus U»l place Hallie Creek limn guv tkvrry itilerr view <if the increasing demand for nt Otsego, ami mgke .Mr. Cul<u**l<*r ••Ming talk tin, tlin^iubcrcular cow, of the wicks is a nuisance these shingles, Mr. Ueynolds has Dubslitute for the Hturgta candidal' aft-r which ile- Ab rang a song, In Their Effect* Upon Goad provided for a great increase in at the .-{ate contest. Old Mother Earth. thus closing a venFenjnynble me<dThe modern gas capncily. In a feu weeks I hey will The otcTi—Ira enlivened the oe- im< The May Club will meet with he m in |>uniiivii {MMilion io to inaws make uovm about oumue double casion with it - 11-ual Hue mimic and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bheptrfd whun a Hoy Andrus. m: Frost and drought are not unlike In not, Iwwever, practise law as he Hie number of shingles llicy pow tho < ill I- Gw Club/under diaige of Decorulion Day program wtijl be range has none of iutcirds lo become candidate fqr a make. , Miss Fetter, g-aveAM!Vcral selecllim* given.second term as county clerk. Mr.I aaiK«Uen»i Aur«m«ta<. that would d» credit to u .Chautau­ Alice G. Thomas, Reporter. frouu hard. Is not very dissimilar to Andrus was one of six lo pass the' qua program. Twy mustral nmnthe faults of other the wane meadow daring a dry spell writ leu (xhtnlbalions, and lie slood MEASURING SPEED OF LIGHT Iwr.s dial made a special hit were LAKE ODESSA. after haying. Color Is gone, growth highest of lhe six. Mr. Andrus was word* composed by George Beach is short, stones show like land turtles, graduated from the Hastings high Scientists Can Toll With Absolute Ac- 'it. and Miss biYoe <>f Hie lligli Ira Turriian Ims relumed from methods of cooking, lhe soil la impenetrable, the wheel of school with the class of IfttQ mid school faculty. The High sehoot Ml. Clemens when- he hus been tak­ nature la on a dead point. Only lhe spent the year ilMB iu the slate uuiydls tinder charge of big. blonde ing Imlhs. . I. --__v.T-ily law school. Mrs. fSunuel Zelmer spent Iasi Air. Charles Hill Shorewood ’ll w<-re It is cleaner, cheap always wiirtb lhe while ami added we. k with friend- aJ Caledonia, Mr. Andrus is an rnlliusiastiimnrtnn t!ie-j,r..”i-ain. \ ^Tii- Effilha Baumranlner is ftio kx>k at the foolhole pita Im the inasdn and is nt pfesefif It. F. in Hastings Chapter Fl. A. M. He is never hope to equal the speed of light, All in .'ill. Hie affair was a spltfii- mg in one of Samuel Zelner’s hous­ er to operate, safer now ■ candidate for the otlfce <d which the scientists tell u# to 166.0001 did one and Ha-timjs will doubtless es on the boulevard. Mr-. Duve L*|iard will entertain Grand Master of the First Veil of-------------------miles a second. .. If .. light e». could not | m - have ..... tionble in landing yin always ready iith the Grand Chapter, a meeting of actually be measured uo one would; of these .cpuloids. , for her l.'iu'lirrs Hie Wort Odessa ami fgike Odessa which organization will be held believe II * ' fmid Hie ie -ebuol i-«> haVfr proved that lh<? U. B. Aid Sociclics Wednesday. An such ivpressloru. while that poola of during tlm middle of May. Mr. F- An' . . There Is a delicate Instrument used i■......... 1:11x*. string always hang* out for all day meeting. Mrs. George Weed and Mrs. V. C. ilrus’ candidacy has been ito*” ,n mea,urlnx fisbt which throws a *«' full heat instantly such as tlivy. Impoeslble. The earth, like the by the local and oilier chapters. WnlklrfS drove oul tn Mr-. Cha». lent. beam of light upon a revolving disk. । " frightened cowboy. Is pgls Moe Sunday. She bus been very was Mme some doubt about the fig-; flg-| To Brighten Tile. There wu sick with the turn of a valve, and the cost of lention of Its natural tan; ures obtained la urea In this way until It it was' was , To make red tiles a nice, bright, Mr. anil Mr». Hiur.lrmair and like the cowboy, thia oujy Real Teet of Sympathy. found that when the earth was ini n:b well with a lemon daughter Beniicit Htid Mr. mid Mrs. Anybody can sympathize with the the part-of Its orbit nearest to Jupiter; dipped in/ino *alt- Leave it for a feu Wells motored to Duttoirtfaturifay purchasing is low and terms are reasonable •ufferinp of a friend, but It requires a ecllpsea took place 16 minutes earlier minutes, then wash tn the usual way. visit- friends mid camo Imine very fine nature—it requires, in fact, than when it feas in the furthermost | Yon wll> flnd this well worth the trow to Monday through a linrd rain «tnrm, the nature of a true IndivfdualUt—to part, whereas by all rules of astrono-l ble- for when it Is finished the tiles Steven branch is drti'Ing ■ new Thornapple Gaa i Electric Co sympathize with a friend’a succesa.-” my they should have token place at'»,n 1,0 ». nk®. defi* r°d- W1U‘ a11 ,be Ford, purchased of Cha*. Kart. Oscar Wilde. Mrs.. and children lhe same minute each H.ky time.Newltm It Isalde; •tain* removed. •Phone 5 -pwnUWwlpeiutay -Frauk-Coykenduoed from this that the light was1 E. D. Phelps. .tail’s while Mr. Newton woijl n> ■ not tastantoneoue end consequently; When Mending Umbrellao. Howell to attend l.he sale of HdlsAbout Stains on Marble. Take a amall piece of black stick1 J S “ lnn £* u . , 0 u ?,* an,e J ’ ho ..moving ain auuu. .... lein cattle. ' . -For rcmortsg dirt stains on marble. Definition. •ALWAYS RSHDER REAL SERVICE" Andrew Wallers visited over °'Wt- * dla?“ce 0,i grnn arable Is mpHenL Make a m> toll me about the Ing plaster and soak It until it Is ‘eA®r Z ptacu -----------------k- abdut 2OT 000.000 miles, thus giving to; t|on ot Bri, • and - • - ------ —• ■— Sumlay willi his <l.iughler, Mrs. Ora • aplMl| Wit* soft, it carefully uadgr .ths ,o! ’lu “Hon of Manl gum arable _____ Itaht a raln»>ltv A. IKK IMM1 • •—_. .. .. on until . ie*d sits' ________ h«ta muee ln*iSs and 1st It’ dry. It remain nine ».na lev it ary. Thia ua Ta is beto.v ’ - ~ ------- of 186’°™ —•-» ■ ---------WMM, ft „ dries. Thin peel Hullibergrr. <»f Williiunstnu. r - l ter than — . darning, ... . L end. «**■ accurately ahown ohntwr, tar. . . oJ». aC(j. . ... oomea ___ Mu/un» Myrtle and Gladys John­ as ... it closes .* the hole 0D“1' Which * . *'■• tot-. or din son spent Thursday'in Grand Rap­ paaiar without stitching. ,r ol~,r «xp«rimento. ‘ id*. And we have carloads of BANANAS which we are anxious to sell either by the dozen or by the bunch. FORTINO ' LUKE WATERS, . �ntEHvrrrxc.sB IENOE HEARD DR. JOHISTON'S ADDRESS On Causes and Treatment of TuberriilMis. LeetiiFS Was III test rated By Hlcroptlcon Views. Tho Methodist Episcopal church was well fllltvl Sunday evening, to1 listen to ah address by Dr. Collins। II. Johnston, of Grand Rapids, on the causes and treatment of lubercu|o4is. Ordinarily this foplc isi presfliiti'd in a way that makes ii• niiythingliut inlerMdliig to a pontilar audience. But Dr. Johnston has। the faculty of making that subject so interesting that ho held the clos­ est attention of his large audinnec1 throughout the address. A largoi number of gtcrannticon slides illus-■ l ruled the points brought out id" the’ 1 lecture. De. Johnston is an flxperi in tho' treatment of this disease, nnd is a■ recognized" authority. In GrandI * llnpids he has done ipue|i towardl hirvliig tuberculosis treated in an■ up-to-date wav. An open-air cot­ tage of large size bqs been provided1 nnd much has iieen done io inform। the people What lo do to prevent * the dbciuie. or if U. has already ap.-: peared, what to do to stay its pm-1 grQM. What all thia has accomp­ lished is shown by the fact that while >» the whole country lhe av­erage annual death rah* from tul»iTculosis is 1fH< for lOOJIOfl iKipulalion in Grand Rapids it is'but B5. The great, nreventallVM of tubcr-; . rulosis nn* fresh air, sunsbim- and1 plenty of good, nourishing foist.• TIk'4.* with a good rest forrirtimjI will accomplish a euro in -alj in» cliiicnl stages of the disease. Tin* BANNER will next week print Dr. Johnston's address in-full. * Wi* aii* sure it will iqtercst «mr semi. mi. mt. mct PLANMINS FOB A "8ATHERIN0 Of THE OLAH' CLEARANCE SALE Dexeendaiita Of llemrmbranre Plilly Will Meet In A Biy Re­ . union Soon. Plans are on foot for a “gathering of thfi clan" from among the deseendanbi of Ilemembrunce Phily who fought throughout the Revolu­ tionary wnr, and Inter lived and ditfd in Schenectady Co, Now York. The galheriw wh' bn prlnelpnlly from ; IN--------- among tits Michigan and Ohio deHccndnnls. ,' , Seventy-two years ngo ins dmighThis ia the time of year our stock lor, Roxio. came to Michigan with of Muslin I'nderwear is complete and her husband. Isaac Barnum aiul het children. Hannah, lamisa, Albert. We are plftcing on wale a great variety of Spring Coat! garfjg'e, Henry, John, Melvina, Sarah Skirls, Slips. Corset Covert. Etc. nnd Andrew mid nettled in Wood­ ment* that »o|j up to ‘ ’ land township, Barry Co. Gf this Extra Root value in Slipover Gowns week at only $7.98 and lligti Neck and Ix>ng Sleeve family, <iqly Melvina ami Sarah are < towns, special at .. . ... . 50c living. Short Coat* an J Long Linen $3.98 A fevv years Inter Hannah, nnothFine Nainsook Gowns, linndscmely Suits to close out at only er daughter of Remembrance Phily $5.00 trimmed with embroidery and lace, rnmo tri Ohio nnd thenre .Id Michi­ All Wool Skirts to close out’. $2.98 at only . ... 89c gan with lu*r hu.-hund. Pelfr An- J rirotis and her children. Isaac, RoxCrepe Gowns in White. Bine and Pink at. ic. (loorgc. waahuigton, Edward,I Double Panelled Skirts at only Maria, Jesse. Nancy, mid Harriett. Homa nt the. children married, anti Big line of Corset Covers.. sutllod in Ixirain Co.. Ohio, otheis Fine Showing of Skirts and Slips at 81.00 seU.lcil In Womllanil township. We wish to call your attention to the fact that we Drawers, Plain or Trimmed at-------. George settled in Maple Grove 15c and 25c township; in Inter yeflrs. Nancy liv­ ren and the "V«»iai*7 I'nderwear for men. We can ed in lhe vicinity of Hustings, where not recommend anything better. many <d her descomimits si ill live. Only Roxie is living. She is 96 years A special.line at Ionite*' i nion Suits, no sleeve and of age. active nnd in full possession lace trimmed, mi sale Saturday, regular value 43c. for of her mental faculties, she lives j with a grandson in Dwaln Co, Ohio.} Big line of Men’s well made Working Shirts, guaran­ “WilTrierrTcTi'nnfiK'.'Tdrork.rn oft teed fast color, 50c values, at-ISe only. Big line of Summer Shirt Waists to ' Remembrance Phily and a soldier Boys' Shirts mid Waists---- . . ...... 25e cloje at——. 98c . of 1812. enrne to Michigan, mid seltl-! Men's-Union Suits in various. s|yjest cither Ralbriggan Men's Ovetalis in blue at IHci stripe and brown . flHe cd in Woodland townshiii with his; or Porosknit Summer t'Oderwear nt.- - -5Oe 15.00 Kain Coats for ladies and Boys* Overalls at only.....*. 25c wife, Lucy Morgan ami lheir chil-| uiiiscs. double texture, wale^inooK Fine Ribbed Single Garments, shirts Sftd drawers, in Fine new line of Ties . ------------25c and AOe ilreii, Hminali, Henry. Genrgo. and Boys' Khaki and Wool Pants, suss 5 to 18 at only 50c Mary. The four children are Mill Dress Shirts, the finest line we ever shower!, for Rain Caps for lilies, Misses and living. ■ ' .... 5Oc and 81.00 Boys’and Girls' ’ mon Suits .-it 23o The “gathering of lhe clan will Roys at . . 48c MR. AND MRS. DAVID WOLCOTT probably take place about the lime MARRIED 61 YRS. TUESDAY of the Old Brick School reunion fm lhe convenience of those from uWay. Friends Remembered Them With a Arthur Stulslrk Becomes SulMtanllal Gift Which Was A Benedict. Appreciated. Ills ihnrrlnge lo Miss' Ethel Lnird| Tuesday was the 01 st anniversary occurred , lost' Wednesday nt the nf the wedding nf Mr. and Mrs. residence । of Rev. C. D. Jarvis. On l.mvid WolcolR who live in the first Wednesday ■ evening following the I ward. Mr; Wolcott is pnet his 86lh marriage । ceremony, a wedding re. year nnd his aged cumpanion Is Hi. ceplion ( was held nl the home of the ||<* has been vcr>- nclivu until aiioul bride's । parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. throe years ago, when he was taken ।1 .trird, south of. Woodhury. which a I ill. and has slowly dcclinwl. iiciug al ।large number of relative* ami the present titne bedridden ami with friends attended. A sumptuous BA.NFIM.U. I DOWLING. l>ut a short lime lo live. Mra. Wol- wadding . supper’was served.by six colt too is in veiy poor health. But voting lady friends <>f Hie bride. Mrs. Grace Edmunds entertained -Freeman Kimtn**rling mid family they have loyhlly stood by onn an- 'Numerous wedding preserth were ie W. C. T. V. Tuesday uHennmn. of Bedford mid I rani. Kimmerling other through good and ill fortune. rocelveil including clocks, china, Some friends who have taken a linen, t’Xit glass and silver. They willi their paren’ . deep interest in this old couple, ami will be nl home lo their mmrv Dee Pierce. w?f<*' and daughter Mary of Hasting-* -pepi Sumlay helped Ihfin in many ways, thought friend* on the SlalsickJ’arm, south ' it would be an unrmrluiu* time to of town. Among those who hllend- F»st Bedford. give them a tangible proof of good ed from a distance were John SlatMrs. Brooks' sister of Frontier. Ever use HEATH & MILLIGAN BEST PREPARED PAINT? This paint will toward them. they went lo sick andMin. George, Aaron Slnl- IIIHsdale county, is visiting her a! land. Uni t y DeCro.•!.< r. also Miss I has been for more than half a century the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE several whom they knew would be sick, EUgene Shielln. Wilbiir.-Httruf- present. Mary Wright <it Kalaiiia/.iHt vi*dledi glad lo Kelp, and .collected all told fer of Cnleilonia nml Frank Dillcnnf all prepared paints. Fully guaranteed as to quality and covering capacity. Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. tin* former's son Jacob DvCrocker DdljOO, which was given them on l**ck and family of Lansing. John Slienield motored -to West and family ’Sunday. It has been used by the BEST PAINTERS for years and many architects their anniversary. Needless to -say Baltimore mid got Mrs. Shcfllrld’s Albert Jlenkefl,’«>.(•• and daughter! and designers SPECIFY ITS SOLE USE IN THEIR PLANS. this was oppni'ialed, and is very nunt.-Mrs. Eldred, xriio has been ill .pf (Ilnrksville vinlMl Ihk’i* parents. I Obituary. I muily. MEAD—Mary Ann Ludlow was all wiiil.-i. They llronglif her tp Will Henkes and wife. Sunday. If you have never tried HEATH & MILLIGAN'S PAINT, but have been 1818. their home and after uintier Mr. and /Our new blnrji.nutlw an- Harold i boru In Ixmawoe t>>, Nov. 8. -----using that which others tell you is "just as good," insist on getting a gallon or Stanton and Wat ten Clark of lied-! LIBHTN1N0 SEVERELY ami died April 11th, nt the hone- of two iust to test its COVERING CAPACITY and SMOOTHNESS OF her daughter, Mrs. Will Norris. ifr. MncGrecor. Dr. Gallacher and SHOCKS BURDETTE SUTTON Prairieville, APPLICATION. bandnlr. aged i”». years Mrs. India Tungale i- \i-iiinu het lir. Kellar Op. i:>|. d u mil .Mr*. M il months, 3 days. Her disease colitis If you have been trying to economize by using inferior paints because they Bolt Knocked Him Unconscious was attended with intense sutlcriiig daughter. Mrs. Sarah Tnwnu of ap'|H<iiiiii<liican be sold cheaper on account of their inferiority, clean off your buildings which was Isirne with Cbristiiui Hickory- Corners. ' Two Hours During Helen* Elec­ fortitude and pnlience. She leaves Corwin Coleman and Mrs. Merrill, and treat them to. a coat of HEATH & MILLIGAN, the LASTING and trical Storm Monday Afternoon. io mourn her husbuml. William both of Battle Creek. wen* guests of Baltic Creek i*. raring for h* r. PRESERVING QUALITIES of which are beyond question. Burdette Sutton, lhe well-known Mead, Iwo daughters, Mrs. Will Frank Coleman. Thursday and Fri-1 Our nu'aj. imirkrl litis again openod vviiicli will pb'itu* everyone. poultryman, was rendered uncons­ Norris. Mrs. Ralph Brown. Hastings; Economy in Paints Comes From Using buried Tuesday, leaving an infant Fay Clenmii' ** anjiwife. tils** Nel ­ three sons, Edward mid Hay Park ­ cious two * hours by a -shock id •„ * son DtiBni- mid wife visited al Or­ lightning during the severe electri­ er, Prairieville, (h-orge Parker, Bat­ son a few days old. ONLY THE BEST cal Storm ot) Monday afternoon. tle t’.reek. Sho also leaves live • Mr. mid Mis. W. Sliitiit and son, son Garrett < at Mile Wednesday. Harold . ‘ of Wesl Johnstown were When Mr. Sutton passed from one grand children; two sisters, Mrs hand to the other the socket of the .Millie Frye, Mrs. Kcott Cook and RUealS Of Mr. and Mrs. George Tun­ |hb nasi week. Mrs. Hannafi Kimmoriing cnrinu for lhe transients electric light which he was carry­ two brothers, Georgo nnd Charley gale ami son Floyd. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wamlel of Cozy during the week. ing nlrout in the cellar to examine Ludlow «sul many other relatives his incubators, lightning Hashed mid a host of friends. The funeral Nook. Mill lake, were Sunday callers Imiinl will lu- livid next Tuesday <*v- . ' , outside and some of the “Juice” was held nl her daughter's home on i af Geo. Ttingale's. Mr. and Mrs. Gcqrge Sheffield of . tiing. May 3. i- - e aimnt enlarging, ▼ Broadway i ards, E. Court bt. Yards found its way In on. the wire, for April ttlh. Rev. Rowland onicialtiig. Mr. Sutton in a dazed condition Bnrial took place in Prairieville Hastings were guesls of Mrs. Sarah OROS., PROP'S. ♦ Phone 224 BAUER BROS., PROP'S. Phone 254 Sheffield, Sunday. cnronln l« Battle placed the light on tin* floor and fell Cemetery. tiarrison ami l-uiidy entertained t i n' ® Greek. unconscious. Min. Sutlon carried Mark Budd of Batlie Creek visited, GRANGE HALL COHNERH. him upstairs and summoned Dr. Mr. aiul Mrs. O. Talinadgc went to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry and wife <*f li-'mlendiotl District McGufllo. who administered restor­ atives until Mr. Sutton awakened Battle CrArk Sunday to see a cousin Budd^Sunday. Baufleld C. Cj No. I. was enter­ Cr(U*k. Theodore Roosevelt. from- a- period of unconsciousness who ii> very sick. Horn to .Ii'iorne Kidder niid wife! Mr. and Mrs. Vert Rohinsorj ol tained by Mr. and Mrs. Levi Palwhich lasted two hours. He had favorite hem in history Southeast Baufleld spenl Sunday mat ier. 22 being present. All en­ a little win. lb--will answer lo lhe; practically recovered on Tuesday. joyed the program anil the supper. name nf. Darrell Wyun. . with Mr. nnd Mrs. Amby Ferris. Mrs. Jessie \V*HidnuuuM*o rolurncd Mrs. Myra Rice is with her We hail one new member. Tin* next In college and made I ARE Y00 INTERESTED meeting will be al Mrs. Delia Tunr home Sunday afier helping unro for With the close of the month of March we have rounded out daughter, Mrs. Vet Munger. a decade of merchandising in the general store at Irving. We .Mr. mid Mrs. Henry Roger* have gale's flip 29th of May. - Picnic sup­ Mrs. II. K. Slmih'U a few days, IN OETTINB 0000 ICE? per. All come ami bring someone Mr. and Mi- Mnrseillas of Baltic1 returned lo their home al. Kslmna,cafne here ten years ago and the volume oi patronage we have . Creek speni I lie wook end vvillij zoo after u week's slay at W. Rus­ with you. received has met our most optimistic expectations. We are • If So You Will Be Interested hi sell's. J.iu*ir daughl.-r ayd luishand. Mr. w.'tv made lieutenant pleased to announce after having been acquainted for so long a WEST SEBEWA. anil Mrs. Archie K<**dor. H’annio SJprris and family of Rat­ Ilcbdlna The Advertisement of The Tlcah.iliiles met on Friday af­ time that we extend our best regards and .sincere thanks to those tle Creek were over Saturday night Rogera 4c Son In This Issue. and Sunday visitors al their Tirolli- ternoon in the Oddfellows* hall for ’ who have aided us to maintain a strong mercantile establishment If you are interested in the ques- <'is', Ixiren and Warren VftnSyckle. the reception and initiatory ci'ie- for adenoids, lhe little fellow is at this place and shall ever be pleased to attend to your require­ lion of having the best of ice for doing nicely. Austin Ferris is building a.nrw friends fighting ments with all the business getting alacrity that has marked your home, you will be.inleresled in Mr. nnd Mis. Zlehlnr nnd throe house and corn crih. the advertisement of Rogers & Son tool our endeavors in the past. ' • . Special instrumental mimic, was ■.Mrs. Will Powers is much worse » r t'* "'. m in Ibis Issue. at this writing’. Dr. Reese of Bed­ given again al the Sunday evening n'lal'kf'.. M, ■' Zi.-I.lrr'will lr r.-. I J"'1 ........... " , Rogers \ Son gel their ii-c from ford is attending her at present. si’rvieo of the Church of Christ, it Uing lake. Ixmg lake is fed wholly Mesdames Eliza Sheflleld, Alice wiyt thoroughly appreciated by the ?r,.v'"r.nli;'.;.'r ..SX-.1/'’'''1'"'1 ■'. «»•. h,.,...!...,--; i«>i. i„-.«.» from living springs, lhe water Is Bristol,- Sophia Bowser rind l.idn large congregation nnwint. IRVING, MICH. . 1904-1914 iuz.i ............... . wljll, ...... ........... -C‘‘“;!i’u-’.'*“‘\i'.‘,Kibl.l-v' wh.'.'iil.r'wn pure nnd clean. They cut their ice Neal attended the W. C—TFU. Due Pastor C. A. and Mrs. Slack go to BOTH 1'HONRS—Uastings, 1OI1L-4S; Middleville Line, 182 1L-1S. from deep water, harvest it clean­ Tea at .Mrs. Grace Edmonds* jyfed- 1Grand RapidsOn Wednesday to at­ Ina ,o nli.lil ............ K,llar> a.n..l,la" ly, deliver it cleanly and give splen­ nesday. tend the. convention of lhe Third did service. Read lhe advertise­ Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Rogers of l*r-« District of the Michigan Chun tics ven* shaking up ■die has bad tn n -xpired as presiment. bandale wero guests al W. E. Rus- of । Christ. They remain over Sun­ main out of scltd"! for a few days. ■ hunting trip in! Mil's Sunday. . day nnd on their return spend a few Jasper S, Huohes Will. . IM Um School Notes. , | J” Mr. anrt Mrs. Fr2; Merrill nf Beil- 1days next week with friends at»flnntR Preach At Coals Grove. ford spent Sunday with their, chil- 1 Report for month ending April .,,.,1), Mat KiuiwIps will prcftch at I he 2k.l9ltr (• Jasper R. Hughes of Holland, droii at lhe farm. . -• of Chrint next Sunday both - Numh«*r day- laiight. 20. Hiraln Webster is confined In his .Church । formerly of Grand Rapids, will . ' Total nth'iKlmii-e. 539;' preach on Sunday. May 3, “Go to beil still is no belter, allhough he imorning and evening. en and i< going In explore part of • Aviynge daily altfyidancc. 27. Church Day” in lhe Church of does not suffer. ■ he basin of tin* Amazon river. ||<< HO1JHES ( Hl HGtl. Mrs. Rose Phillips has been asAverage mirnb'-r enrolled, ‘.'7.n. Christ (Disciples) in Coals Grove. experts In go through land held by Pur cenlpg** <*i alleiiilnnce, UH.2. Go-To-Church Sunday May 3rd. He visited Coats Grove years agn alsting Mrs. Clara Warner with her -four -aittge trilx-s of Ipdians. sonte Number of vj-iitors 45. and those Will) beard him will be hotnm cleaning. Harvey Easton and daughter. Miss of which no while man has ever Chalmer Norris' baby boy is gain- :Beatrice ot the Town Line, spent The folluxvilr- wen* -iii'ilher ab -e.H. If In* gets through ulivo he glad ot Uiis privilege of hearing You don’t need to go away from town to buy. • <Sunday nl L. N. Durkee's. son! ... nor lardy: Ver him again. Ho has made a life Ing nicely. will know ......... alHntP plants ...tu mid »••■•■■»* animal*— - * Nellie «• Gillett. . • - "ui Upon the above date I sold large quantities of sugar, That tho incubator ia fnr superior B. K Cain mid wife viaiterl Frnnk nor l illeld. George Entep. \iviau. nlK| (1p. Hqi. n<> whit person study of tho Biblr, especially lhe and Kenneth Dunlap, j |U|11WS hUiu. Ii will bo a help lo Revelation*, about which ho has lo the old way of lintching chick- IBrogdon's people in the Friend Dis­ Beatrice canned goods and other things to parties who were written lwx>ks and tracts and has en» is the experience of Mrs. And- itrict, Sunday. -. George Slmib'i.l Royal -Bolts, F.va । gt.ogi-.i|iliy. Iweaune then* will h«Tw» given lecture* to Bible students in , raw Adams thia yoar. The incuba­ Waller Durkee was in lumping, Watson. Leia Shroyer, Rosa. Clyde' Inor,. ,;l|,l a|M>ul the basin of accustomed to sending out of town for those goods churches and colleges. During the tor hatch from 120 eggs minus 3 ■Tuesday. - > » and Fred S-hiirnvinn,. Avis Perry, Hho Amaxon and lhe pepple vvho live and at prices entirely satisfactory to them. ■ If you past winter he has addressed the which were broken, was ISL-while Mrs. Glonn Fuller and son. Henry Mollhc"-*. llcman and Eldon then*. ' ' ■ I hens hatched 33 chicks. Grand Rapids Ministerial meeting? Vaughan nnd uncle George, were in Gelman find Melvin Swager. u»4lii-i are not trading with us it will pay you to do so, for (Inly one mniUb nuirc of-«eliiH>f. idiulil. Igiko Odemtt, Monday and Tuesday. and quoting from the Grand Rap­ Aiderman Hilton Resigns.' ids Herald, ho was spoken of as “An Tefla this week and — then . 1 th<* gucMlA of Mra. Walter Wortluy. we stand back of every article we sell. Xrltii* Stanford, Mrs. L. N. Durki e and Mrs.' I<ia review. Aiderman A. E. Hi'ltdn .who has ad- pi in tlm Book of nevelations." I h i ng. He will speak both morning and been for a number of years a faith­ Durkee- wero in l*T»*e|M>rt. Tuemlay, The following earned marks mfl Grade 7. fklmol diidjict. No. it. evening al the usual hours. All are ful servant of the first warders in tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. John 10(1 in spellum: Fred SchilTmam.,: George EMrp wrote on Daniel invited. j. '­ Elias Gelman. Nellie Gillell, !.<*la. i Boom* am! Nellie Gillett wi’ote of the city council, announced-his res­ Ikinley. Mrs. Royce Baine and Miss Ruth Hhrover. Arihur ScljHTmami. Nettie ||,jbHon. Belli of these had llp*ir ignation on Friday evening. Mr. Mrs. Thomas Dudley of Detroit; Hilton feela that he has served long Grolamu'n of- Grand Rapids, called Slnnford, Madge Johnson. - • Tories printed, while the rest did East Side Grocer Mrs. Sarah Bowne and daughter, enougii, often involving consider­ on Mrs. Glenn Fuller. Saturday. A few week- ago a story wa« not. Mitw Beatrice, and Mrs. Allio Rock able sacrifices. He fell that busiMr. and Mrs. Aden Burroughs nnd printed in lhe«r *-r»lunins which won | --------------------- '■------Phone 144 Hastings, of Grand Rapids were here yeater- new would not pennit him to servo Manly and wife of Rutland wore lhe first prize in n state contest. Wei Mra. f.iflian Wells and MisS Dor.T day tn attend the Rced-Rusaeli without considerable more sacri­ guests of Mr. and Mry. Henry Hagla, entered the. contert again. The fol- Arrbarl are in Grand Itapids today wedding. Sunday. fice. lop'mg shfry is the prite winner: to see ‘'Ben Hur.” : Exwwdinaru Fries Guwno Departments Muslin Underwear Clearance Sale Coats, Suits and Skirts Underwear for Men, Women and Children Special Vallies In Men's Furnishings Special Sale in our Rug Department (Down Stairs) FRANDSEN & KEEFER Hastings Big Double Store Headquarters for Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear Painting Time is Here The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. tub irvlim General store C. R. WATSON, General Store Sold 2500 Pounds of H & E Sugar Sat. Apr. 18 Jay Mead BrOwn, black or c �. THE APRIL 30. 1114. LOCAL NEWS Tlie W. R. C. April birthday din­ ner will be held Thursday. M. H. Al I ceding, of Carlton, has a new Ford car. A daughter was born lo Mr- arid Mrs. John Hallock, Thursday, Hie 23rd. Wm. Rockhill and family have moved from the Fourth ward lo Hie Firat. ■ Friday May R, will be rleaning-up . day in thia city. Ia<1 everyone help in this good work. Dan Manee is the proud jwisscssor of a heifer which recently gave birth to twin calves. Has lings Hive L. O. T. M. M„ will hold Ils regular meeting Wednes­ day evening, May <J. The side walk along the went aide of the Pancoast building, is being made two feel wider. • Miss Belle Hicks has rented her bouse on West Green St, to Mr. ami Mrs. E. M. Barnes. H. 0. Marble has sold his property ■©w&2 in Hie First ward and has iMiught a place on Ro. Washington SI. The enrollment of the Methodist Sunday School has now reached MH, making it third in size in the Michi­ THE MANNER IN WHICH PEARLS AND CORALS ARE SET gan Conference. HAS MUCH TO DO WITH THEIR BEAUTY. OUR DESIGNS AND The W. H. C. will serve warm bis­ cuit and warm sugar Wednesday SETTINGS ARE THE MODE OF JHE DAY. WE ESPECIALLY evening, May 6. to help pay for their YOUR ATTENTION TRIS WEEK TO OUR PEARLSAND piano. The base ball boodfcrs arc rtWling with fine encouragement, and AT ALL TIMES WE ARE GLAD TO SHOW ALL KINDS OF prospects now indicate by far the largest subscription ever given for JEWELRY FOR ALL PURPOSES AND OCCASIONS. WE LOVE this popular game. OUR BUSINESS. THIS IS WHY WE ARE SUCCESSFUL. 0. A. Boyes got mgny replies lo his special nd. on Pnra paints rtm in last week's “Banner. Not only gave out samples but sold paint and placed orders for paint. The friends nnd ncighiiorg nf Mrs. THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN May Palmer gave her a pleasant birthday surprise Monday after­ noon. A pot luck lunch was serv­ OPEN EST. ed and nil had an enjoyable time. EVENINGS 1883 Supt. of City Schools W. E. Conk­ ling attended the annual meeting of the Sialo Suporinlendenls of Schools and Members of Boards of in Michigan held in Wotfo darted Tuesday morn- Education ; ^PERSONAL MENTION JI tiv;Hoy Lansing, Thursday and Friday. * for Lakclifld, Minn. The Athens Times of Athens, mi­ J. K. SonAiL'ii. of Y&nkeo Spring*, ller . dale of April 23, speaks very won in tho city Thursday. of nn address given by Mrs. Mrs. Win. Hull of Assyria visited highly ' Matidi! of Nashville, al the Mrs. Robert Burch was in Grant!I Mrs. Ed. Mead Tuesday. ;W. C.T. Glaaner, U. convention hold there re­ Rapids, Thursday. Mrs. olive Crocker spent Sunday cently. Her Bubjecl'was "Eugenics." Mr. anti Mrs. Will Smith spent, with frienda in Nashville. Mrs. Cnra I>oak. who has been Einiljryden, of Evanston, HL >» <leaching in thn Western Normal in Sunday al Long Lake. M. IL Turner spent Saturday and। spending a few days in the city. Kalamazoo, has resigned her' posi­ Judge Clement Smith was in tion Sunday in bake Odessa. ami returned to this city in Charlotte Wednesday on bpsincaa. Paul Tower was al |»nM ovV' Ida and Jennie More are order that she may care for her Mrs. A. J. Jewell, who is Supd-iy from the M. A. G. in Nashville for the balance of the mother. ‘ very ill. ’ Mrt. Fred Parker spent part of wock. last week in Grand Rapids. Hex. McLeod, of Cloverdale, was . The saw mill operated for years . Miss Elvira Barnaby was home the guest of Paul Bogan Tuesday in ' Freeport by Z. Fox has been dis mantled ami the equipment placed from Lansing over Sunday. ffluhL . cars for shipment to Onnmn. T. J. Poller has been confined to jlen Park, of Yankee Spring", on ' his home by illness since Sunday. spent- Thursday night al S. E. Bo- .where Mr. Fox ami his son. Ray Fox. the other meinlkw of the Ann, , Mrs. 11. M. I-nuibie is visilirfc a Hart's. lo remove. I' byolhi-r in Pontiac. Ibis weak. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Barnes motor- intend 1 KeHnr Stem and Enu! Tydeirwrre Miss Mary Matthews visited Miss i>d to Grand Rapids Sunday lo see two of Hie Weift Michigan manu­ Loretta Moran of Albion over Sun- their’ daughterfacturers who were privil<g><! (n Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Sisson and 1 Jrs. M. W. Hicks Was in Grand lhe big Ford Automobile plaid Miss Mabie Sisson visited Freeport visit J in Detroit on Saturday. They say it Rapids, Wednesday to see "Ben relatives Sunday. Hur." Mrs. Joseph Pflug returned Wed- is 1 ono of the world's wonders as a institution. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood spout nesday from Jackson where she lias manufacturing * Edmmids Brothers broke ground the week end in Lansing and IX*- been visiting relatives. troit. — •’ Hr. and Mrs. Collins H. Jolinslon. Illis week for Hie building of their Miss Rea Kinsey of Caledonia of Grand Hnpids. were guests of J,trestle and elevated track at the spent lhe week end with Hastings Judge and Mrs. Clement Smith Suu- "Y." It may be of interest lo know mends. day. ’ • they have a pile of timbers. .32 -in on lhe ground down there IL IL Hurns nf Balllo Creek was Mrs. Clarence Skinner, who has number; 1 cost them altout ?i!54).M. a guest of J. T. Iziiiibard part of been visiting Hastings friends, re- thnl 1 last week. turned lo Grand Rapids Wednes- , Supl. Conkling and Mr. Worrell, instruclnr in agriculture In city Mrs. C. IL OslHtrn was taken lit day. attended on Friday evening . Butterworth hospital, Grand Rapids Mrs. Mallhcws..accompanied 54'hool*. ■" Saturday the annual meeting of yesterday. by Mrs. Edna Maher of Jackson, left nnd * Mr. ami J|rs. Hullin Shawnvui Tuesday for a visit with friends in the Michigan society for the promo­ went Tuesday io.lxfwell to visit Buffalo. ' 1tion of Agricultural Education .hold her parents. Millon tk»y. of Paw Paw, was lhe at { the Michigan Agricultural Col­ , Mrs. Dollifl Lee, of BnUli* Creek, guest of Rev. nnd Mra. M. Grigsby lege. । SupL of City Schools W. E. Conk­ is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. mid Mr. and Mrs. Carl Damon the Leander Cain. find of the. week. . . ■ 1ling has accepted an invitation to as one of the judges on thought Misj Letlin Smith of Morgan Is Mrs. Mae Saunders and Hie Misses act < ijoniposition in the. annual Fon­ visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mabel Hil­ Gleuna nnd Gertrude Rogers ami and • ton. this week. Jirace Hill saw “Ben Hur" in Grand tes! of the Peninsular Oratorical II. J. Richardson, editor of lhe Rapids last night. 1 league composed of the larger of this state. The contest •’Beacon", of Augusta, was in lhe Mr. ami Mrs. H. F. Naylor are en- cities < city Saturday. I b rlaining their daughter, Mrs. Ho- ;will be held in KagiqaW nn May .15. . Mr.>. <). A. Fuller and daughter,. vis and children, who are on route There will be seven ro'iilestants. .Deputy Sheriff Lichty went to went to Grand Rapids on Friday foy from Ohio, io Allierta, Canada. a few <iays visit. on Thursday and returned Mrs. Cora Brown has l>een in Chicago 4 A. C. Brown returned yesterday Grand Rapids llre*p»l week with <>n < Saturday with Willis C. Thorpe, IH years, who is accused of de­ from an extended business trip her roster. Mrs. Mae Carl, who un- aged i through the east. his wife and two children dei-went a very severe operation serting । Mr. nnd Mrs. Marnier Reams wore■ iiil unlay. who rokide In Middleville. Thorpe al their farpi Imme in Assyria the' examination and was liound Miss .McMahon of. the U. B. A. waived ' first of the. week. tn circuit court. He was re­ hospital. Grand Rapids, and Mis* over < A. IL Hedrick returned Salurdny’ SclienmThorn. of Odorado. were mained in default of $500. i front Fort Recovery, Ubio, where he• guests of Mrs. I.. H. Evarts a part of Leander Cain, an employe of the . visited Ids parents. J lie past week: ’ ,. 1table factory, wiis stnii'k over the Clare Beach Of Grand Rapids - Mrs. founder Cain and her daugh- right eye by a slick which (lew spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.■ ter, Mrs. Dottie Lee, who is visiting from ti machine nn Tuesday morn­ nnd Mn^Scid Beach. , her, went Saturday to La Barge, to ing and severely injured. He was Mi»s Josenhlno Anderson was' visit lhe hitter's brother. Hoy Cain, taken lo the office of Drs. IL A. ami i home from Akley-. College, GrandI They relurneil Monday. C. H. Barber, where Dr. IL A. BarHaven, over Sunday. < |os. ,! a deep ga«li. Had lh»- in­ B. E. While, who lias been in the ! Rev. (Iiw Bullen, of Rend City, employ of lhe Coitsolidnled Press jury occurreil a quarter of nn inch was lhe guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. I).■ mid Tool-Ciu -fot several months. 1lower, thn eye would have been un­ Zagtdinrier. Wcdne-'diiy. has accepted a position Jn Kalama- ।doubtedly lost. Mrs. Robert Burcji goes to. Chi­• um> and begun work llniru lhi« week. At tlm meeting otlhe cily . cnunT cago. Saturday lo visit her daugh­ on Friday evening, lhe offices Mrs. M. W. Hicks returned Tmss- ell > ter. Miss Frances Burch. ■ day from Delton, where she was ।of slreet commissionergod dog . Lucian Wdliwon mid family spentI called Friday, by the illness of-Mrs. warddn were tiol iffleaT These ap­ Sunday with Mrs. WilliffiffTrfaHier,. Thog. Kelly. Mrs. Kelly wns/Makcn pointments mny be mafic lit lhe Wm. Hardy of Hinds Corners. to ttio hospital at Kalamazoo, Mon- meeting one week from tomorrow Miss Edna Walker attendedI day. evening, when will also probably be the Se.venth-iluy Adventists con­■ Mra. Archie 'McCoy. Mra. Hakes, brought up tho choosing of another ference fen-uco at at Hallie Battle Greek Creek In.M week. Mr. nnd Mm. W. <». Silsbee, Mm. A. alderman' from tlm first ward lo Mr*. Margaret Bailey Freeman of i \ linesman, Frank Sage and the fill lhe vacancy caused by A. E. Snriiigtleld. Springfield. Mo. came Monday to'Misses Agnes Holbrook. Sadie Glas- Hilton's resignation. viidl Hasting* relatives and friends. gou- and Marian Godfrey me among Sergeant A. 8. Clifford. 3rd band­ Mrs. Frances M.'lower is spend- n,0R. wbo will see "Hen Hur" al master in the 2nd. Mieb. Infantry ng tin; week. in tMroit. attMulinu Grand IUI1U gapld^ IIIII'IIUI, Uus I,..;. week. left his home in Grand Hnpids with tin* Spirella Cornel training school. Mi*, and Mra:A. A. And ~ Mf. Mra.:A. Anderstm and Ids band—a military orchestra—for Mrs. A. A. Rfpsinaii of Constantine ,daughter Jostfphine, Mi*" Ethel Akron. Ohio. April 27th. where he came Wednesday In spend a week Hilton. Mrs. Keller Stem. Mr. and is booked with a summer Chautau­ with Iht daughter, Mrs. Archie Me- Mra. Carl Wespinler. Mr*. Kiltie qua nnd amusement bureau, for a Merrill and Dr. Murray motored to season!* inurof Ohio. Pennsylvania, Bbv. and Mrs. W. D. Howland of Battle Creek, Sunday nud heard and Southern Michigan. Mr. nnd Prairieville spriil Friday and 8al- Rev. W. J. ixickton preach. . Mrs. Clifford have many relatives urday with Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Chua. F. Gente and and friends in the vicinity of Has­ ^Hi* Hasting* friends heard from ilaugbler and John A. Wagner and tings. who wish him good luck. daughters the Misses Fjora mid Mnf. Martha Hougldailen Holds Hertha, all of Grand Rapid*, motor­ hgs begun action against Mrs. mid sou he louring France ed lo Hasting* Sunday and attended I>*the A<lkins to reoovef the balance i auiomobilu. u •' the Methodist . Episcopal Ir.uyrch, of a judgment of which was ». Mmtm' .'G’VinA' relmiied. Sal- and listened lo the sennon byrthe awarded Mr*. Holds in a suit for y evaiing^fftui GrguU' Rapid* pastor, who was for four years pas­ fSjioo damages on June I. HMM. In v slit- bos tiwn'ior ooine time. ter of their church in Grand Rapids. adiiition to the r-’.noo Judgment, lhe ii hfft*mv^d*tn*hafdUi. plaintiff was awarded ' court costs returned from .................... ...................... _ May .. ‘.’ml. (Dialling *88J)t). Mrs. Houghlnilen Au cl Ion Sate. Saturday. »i Raiud#. Monday eveiihix, al Muir’a Store, tin ware, granite has LH-overed «7M of the al»ove v ►!!»' hud been al Butterworth j wapp_rliina, crockery, toilet r|s« amount, but has failed lo secure Hid for seveiai weeks. land many uUmjf articles,—Adv. any more of & < /Phis liieek Special Display OF ■ . ------ -• ' Children's Dresses We are going to devote our show window, counters and tables to a special display of Children’s It will be worth your while to cojne and sec it. Few mothers realize the marked progress of* the last year or two in the manufacture of Child­ ren’s Dresses and we would like to show you sonic of the newest ideas. Our large experience in the Ready-to-wear lines has placed us in connection with jhe foremost makers of children’s wear and we have gathered from them an unusual-assortment of pretty dresses of all kindfi for girls, big or little, for this children’s wear display. • These garments are made very carefully and as near perfect as hitman hands can, in fact, the average mother would hardly take such pains in finishing them. The hems and seams are so generous­ ly cut, so as to allow for all possible growth. All materials are thoroughly washed before being made up, so that the dresses will look well after the wash and give long, satisfactory wear. The styles are perhaps the biggest item in favor of children’s drepses. You will admit, when you come in to see this display, that the many, in themselves simple combinations of materials and colors, are surprisingly clever and wonderfully pretty, and it is very seldom that you can see a home made dress as attractive as these. As for the price of children’s dresses, we believe it is about as cheap and in many instances cheaper to buy your little or big girl a dress all ready to wear. You also save yourself the extra trouble of selecting material, trimmings, etc., style and of fitting (he garment. And after all planning and fitting who has not been disappointed to find when the dress was finished that it was not nearly as becoming as you thought. Wear. CHOICE CORALS AND PRECIOUS PEARLS CHARMINGL Y SET L. V. BESSMER Our prices on Children's Presses range from - 50c to $3.00 young girls' Presses from $1.00 to $0.75 Many special values will be featured in this display, so do not miss it. Carpets, pugs, /flattings, Pure pood (groceries and Vegetables Fresh new goods at money saving prices. ^et us supply your table needs. linoleums. Curtains and graperies Order by Phone No. 30 Our full assortment contains many extra values. ItJeickgenant & P,iede ^Department .Store LONDON Phone 30 FULL OF BEGGARS TIME. TO /fastings. Mich. EXERCISE CAUTION ADVICE FROM THE VETERAN aolidaled press & Todl Factory, lias I —— acccpte<! a .position ill Detroit and Mendtcint* and Cadgers Appear In Strenuous Exertion of Any Kind !• Actor's Opinion of Ability of His will move bis family there on May j the Great Metropolis in All Would-Be Colleague Was Not In I. X Sort* of Dligulsee. Middle Age. the Ueast Degree Flattering. Fretl Wnnng. one of those who ; -----persist in riding bicycles mt the. There are many professional begTho dancing crazo baa brought up The veteran actor, C. W. Couldock. ■sidewalks in spite of the cjty ordi-j gars In London, who have their own once mdro tho question of exercisewho ___ __is________ ____ ______ by . probably_______ best remembered nance )o lhe contrary, had the mis- copyright methods of extracting coin for mtddle agod people, and both aides ) thu theatergoers for U^ttugeraonation iyt tmgeraonation fortune lo come within thu rangenf ! from a-sympathotic and creduloua r~-----------------------------pub­ have boon taken with fervor. .A pro- . of Dunstan Ktrk in "Haiel Ktrko” City Marshal Byrsl's eyes and was'nc. You y ■ •have corho ‘ may perhnpa fesslonal strong man Is quoted as say-1 many years ago, waa putting a compromptly arrested. 4Io paid $5.on |t=rc== _________ serosa the distressed governe**, out [ Ing — that for men I pany ______ together tor ,r golf Is too severe _______ contemplated « in Justice Goulds office. Many _D. _.hn -,k. in (winni who come to It late, and recommend- i tour. Tho actor* wero to bo recruit­ cyclists are turaing into veritable "night riders." a* they spe.-d along ,h« to, walkJ® ing a- week-end of complete rest rath-1' ed from a *tock company la ClereUnd. the sidewalks at night as if Hu y *nd u *® •te«*red at the dis- er than exercise for people ot year* Ohio. Mr. Cpuldock, addressing ono of the were being pursued by some one i ‘aneo teat you, ask her to accept tho. who foet run down. Perhaps that Is evilly inclined. bM fare­ tha safer aide to take If one must actor*, Ogdon by name, asked that Former County Treasurer J. G. ,here *“ the tr*n*atlsnttc generalize, but generalization* upon ' gentleman to aco him (Couldock) In Hughes, who is rrilically ill in El Journalist stranded In the metropolis. such a question aro very difficult. 'Age bla dressing room after tho performPaso. Texas, is failing, according to ,l0 *• to° proud to seek aid from some la not properly to be njeasured Id । anco. reports received on Tuesday when of hli millionaire friends it tho Cecil, years, but In tho actuarcondltlon of Ogden was on the Job as soon as .Fred Hughes, who Itastcneil to his 1 but if you'could?—and perhaps you the Individual; so great are thu ef-i he board tho curtain bump the floor, father'n iHHlsida two’ weeks ago, re- ■ do. feet* of heredity, habits, environment. I "Ogden," said Couldock, "what bus!quested bis sister, Mrs. Jennie AidMoBt rfrttetlc ot An mendicant* Is etc., that a man of sixty and one of/neas are you supposed to bo play­ forty may bo contemporaries. But cer* talnly after middle llfo Is reached It "Second comedy, air." Is the part of prudence to make sure "What might* your aalary bet’ Frank A. I iindie aged 01 >e«>>*. • has robbed her of her purse. Hho has that there arc no weak spots before . “Twelve dollars a week, air." «>iior r..n.i. r Ju.lK.. 1-nn.lliM.r liar- called „„„ „„„„ ■ on her solicitor, but unfortu* w __ ___________ _____________ "How much do you pay tor byrdt’ going In for a more active life._______ There ry couqly, died Tumday al his out. 3Yh*t uhall shn. If> something In thn paying Unit a man “Five dollars a week, air." Irnina. in. Grand Ha|Md% Udwre Iw- naiely ho was I.nIr.lf! faro and II. ft I ...I but, one is <Io? You giro her •!-« the train "Well." said COhtdock.- eery slowly; Is as y< ting as he had resided IHl yeais*. apt at tltnna to feci younger than she promises-to send tho money on to "if I wu» a young man and iny name Dr. -George .1. Davis ami Miss you if you will give her your address. was Ogden, and I was playing second Mary Hickey, iff Vermontvilte. were he Is. and In ono of these paroxysms uniled in mattinge al lhe putochinl But If you are wise yon decline, and of youthfulness, such,as tho conuftton comedy, and 1 Was getting III a residence of lit-v. Father Llnskey, thus escape a'shoal of begging let­ of thn tango inay'bring on. hq can eas­ week and paid 15 for board. I'd try to Tuesday. ters. .For addresses of benevolent ily by Indiscretion do hfmsnlf an In­ This is'Ute limo .of year ■when persona have a market value among jury. No donbt those who stand most cents (even if I had lo giro up some wprk shrn-s an- in- demand. Grant In nepd of caution are those who In of my. beer) till 1 got |3.W." IL Otis & Co. have .something to say the cadging fraternity. — London "And then?" said the jubilant Og­ youth have been noted Tor strength, ’ on that subject in their adv. This Chronicle. agility and skill, and who have long den. week which will be of interest fo all "I’d go to a good second hand store led a sedentary Ufa.- They aro apt to who liiay be purcltasflra of such, Abbey of Thelemp. and buy a good hatchet and chop my bo impulsive and energetic: they have footwear. There was no actual abbey of Thef a pride in physical accomplishment d—- head off." P. s —Ogden wasn’t engaged.—Chi­ Qreslsy’a Religion. and a high standard; what seems to Horace Greeley was a Dniversallst Rabelais—a very beautiful dream, loo them a mere romp may bo really a cago Journal, tn religion and was a regular attend­ severe tax upon vital organs long ac­ ant at tho “Church of lhe Dtviiie Pa­ you will simply have to read tho last customed to Inactivity— Springfield Beautiful Aptumn. ternity," ot which the famous Dr. E. seven chapters of Rabelais' “Gsrgan Republican. There are thoso who shudder at the — — mmiai.r ur~>. , oi.o “ “ " “ *«" ><™n H. Chapin was mtalater. Greeley died ' i approach ot autumn, and wo feel a -taw JL ua ; " -----------•■ Good Advice ,,8h ‘ over tliolr spirit* of tho llenaisaance." you will find a An Minor tn reel* n n wrf ,Iko *° October baxe. But la not aw I charming reference to tho "Abbey ol bls political discomfiture. ■ Thelema." which-you would do well to read.—Exchange. .Ulen »■>«■«1 -« ro-d« “•» Stormy Is Right Tho married life of Mr*. Ada BllaMillard ‘Hovis, Id yar nld gnttid““ zard. who la applying for a divorce, son of JL F. Naylor, while assisting ui. . 0.,, mid,.I D. G. Mitchell. from her husband In Sidney, probably i in a saw ijilll al ll-aaotj Nayh . became so tampastuou* tint she just Tumday had lhe jnisho i*nir I- - irte* Lat’nb of.Charloile Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Hoyt, of Grand ^.“-Yo'ui'sroVn | “-"l A’’ was in- the idly’ Wednesday. fc ’ Rapids were guests of Mrs. Hoyt's father, /.ieorgv'Rdd, Monday. . tend jhe ilecd-lluNsell weddini “S/E 5/^2 R2, ft ,uv“ * h,. �THE HASTINGS ■“"g- APRIL 30, 191 i. Special Spring Bargains Quality At Prices that Will Attract Is given first consideration in any dis­ cussion of Clothing by men who know. The quality of an article depends upon the length of service it will render, and the longer an article will wear, hold its original shape and" be correct in style, the better value it is. These are the things that constitute real quality. And so much Quality for so much money is what is interesting so many men and young men in our match­ less showing of New Spring Suits made by the world-famous House of Kup. penheimer. Have you seen the New Models yet? Business has been none too good during the past year and just to start things along sqme we are going to sacrifice some of our profits and offer you some good merchan­ dise at very low prices. You look the list over and then remember there are other good bargains we have not mentioned. SHOES 1 lot $2.50 Ladies* Shoes, ! special price per pair $1.69 Dresses and Kirhonas Ladies'and Misses' Dress* OXFORDS All Ladies* and Men's Ox- ■ cs and Kitnonas, SI.50 values, Sale price fords will be closed out at V4 price Morrill, Lambie&Co. MEN’S WORK SHOES $2.50, $3 MEN’S FINE SHOES Priced------ $1.50 up to $3.50 Per pair...$1.75, One Price Clothiers r60?8 urer'E. C. Edmonds was given a ris­ Go To Church Sunday On The M. E. Circuit. ing vote of thanks for his splendid services during lirti past year. The plan for services on lhe cir­ cuit May 3 is as fallows: Wesleyan Methodist Church. Welcome 10:30, Prof. Wallace. Baptist Ch un it. M. J. Badder, Pastor. Yeckley, 2:30. J. C. Ketcham.Thursday night, prayer anti Special.gospel services each even­ I till land, 3:00 V M. J,. Gwk. £niise service, 7:30. Tlila meeting Marlin. 10:30: Quimby, 2UJ0; Hen­ ing during this and next month. a* iiiiiij the room*fur fcveral Quarterly meeting next Sunday. dershott, 7:30, It. E. Yost. weeks past, and is full of help and Business meeting on Saturday fol­ inspiration to (he Christian. You lowing the- sermon. are cordially Invited lo meet with United Brethren Church. . Sunday services. us un Thursday uighL’ The church with a welcome, C. W. 10: 00 A. M.. Dive feast. Sunday school, 10:30, Classes for Ballou. Pastor. 11: 00 A. M.. Preaching. Next Sunday will lg» Barry* County I (1:30 P. M., Christian Endeavor. all. A bright, happv hour. Morning worship, 11:30. The pas­ Go To Churcii Bay and it is hoped! 7:30 P. 31., Evangelistic Service. tor will preach. Special clipir that lhe largest number of people Rev. D. T. Perrine, of Waldron, music; that were »vor nt church in the will furnish (he word and assist in .Young People's Meding. county wlll’be present some where all the meetings. ' Leader, Mins Irene Weaver. The next Sunday. We always extend a second chapter of Ann, of Ava, will cordial welcome to our friends lo Methodist Episcopal Churcii. be rend. Tho first • proved lo be worship with us and wc trust our Methodist Epsicopal Churcli/Rev. very interesting. r church may lie filled lo its utmost Itiissell H. Bready. pastor. Go-ToYoke Fellow Band, 0:30, capacity on next Sunday. Evening Hcrvlcc, 7:30. Hermon The subject for next Sunday Church Sunday. Public worship nl by pastor. Special music. morning will be ••Hur Father’s Busi-! |o:30 .. A. M. and 7:30 ,. P. -M. Al tho Visitors lo lhe services' Sunday lings." Wc will have good singing! morning service the pastor will be_gin a series of sermons- on "The will be extended a cordial welcome. ntid we liApe to do you all good. All oilier services of Hie day as Signs of the Times,” next Sunday The evening service will clou usual, hut you will not lie esli- morning, “What Are Tho Sims of with baptisms. Monday nlghl. al 7:00, there will mated in tlm . County count if you tint Timfflr'frt Religion?" Next Sunhe a “Home gathering" al the are not present in tint morning ser-jdny evening the third Book Sermon, | ”11 Is Not Lawful," by De Long. churrli. All members and friends vice. of the church aro cordially invitud. * ■ | The Sunday School for lhe months Presbyterian Church. I of June, July. August nnd ScptemThe evening will be tilled with good things. Severn! of .the little <;.-T...i:l.iinli-Sup,n>. War .Ini/1','1' “'I'1"»' \>•; folks of th<; Sunday school will re-, W.'n. iMiw. Th»T. ourlUoipui. Tl... I'"1,'1"'. »• rile ami sing special pieces. Miss ..l.un h l« r.-a.ly for ..... in,........ . Tl.-I'J'-' Jf?' Miryrtsborne, nf flrand Rapids who pastor will preach a gospel sermon 1•”*»*'■ Trrth™ twonours. 1° 1 «"• »"•' so delighted her audience Monday nl loan. H. li.n.1 tor llil... »lurt> nl L " '«> 1J™ night with her skill on the piano, 11:13. Y..UU8 I'.,....... ')!' will lw with.us, and rend«r>-aevrral Dim In II... -rial nn.i.K, Al 7:30 p Ony "t Hurt',rtOt. The HOof her selections. Iler Hille sister, imii.p. *-rvl.-.. will I..- hrl.l. Mr '"'I' »l »«>•;. "• . A !*Marion, will recite. Then! will be Kurw.l'. orvlwOr. Im. heen en. ra.le wtl «■ inmn-.l follow.™ lhe other interrsling things, and at the gaged for n-mimber of Sunday even- . pnvemenI to lhe-church, when the close, refreshments. * inn*. Tin s' will play n.wl Mumlav' Sumhy Srliopl will rnler lhe Tuesday evening collage prayer nventaa. TinI'.llpw.hil. Soft rlnirrh. and nl ................ the I Mln|> hireling. 7:3o. al lhe home of the ounrlril.. will si™ ............. wll r|.. nk r.ir n f.-w ...II..II-. I.. II... pastor. 335. W. Center. The rhoir will ahflSi.w, Item.- Iln.u .bil'lmn. I hl- will alye Ulrm an opIndies Aid Society, 3:00, al the .wllh u, nn.l we will do Ihro k-.«..l, I»'rlmillr O' lin-'i In-hop Hurt lehome of Mrs. Merrick, 331 N.t siniirir.. <lri«»l.y. M.l.ir.:'""; 'Jr,', l>r.MSr»ii>. Il i» ex­ Church SI. .............. ml Coiiiiremlimlid m.-.l- P-'l-l Irnl nliolll twenlyjeo [.»•inn wn. hrl.l liul ThllHdiqr evrninr., "I - will !»■ l.r—nl. nn.l novrrnl l>l^ Emmanuel Church Sen ices Sunday Tmd.me <i. Chlelnnn nnd I.. Eilxrr. Irlrl Superintendent,. Rev. Carroll L. Bales of tuike City. were unanimously re-elected lo sue- I Minn.v the new rector of Emmanuel n od fhxmsetvcK <>n lhe Board of Advrrllwd -Letters. nnd his family have arrived in Trustees for a lerm of llirce years, j l.nwrvnce Eaull. lander l-'isher. P. Hastings. The regular services will i Encouraging reports were given by j E. Miller, Wfh. TitUs, Miss Mftry lie held in lhe church Sunday. all the Church organizations. Trcas-j Cassoday. Suits and Coats | THE CHURCHES A Checking Accoun What Does It Mean? It means that you should bring all your money to us—that is, all your working capital—all the money you arc using from day to day—and de­ posit it in an account so you can check it out—so . you can write out a check with which to pay any bill or account. It keeps your money in a safe place, frdc from danger of fire, LhievcS or loss. Instead of reaching in your pocket for money you Q reach for a check book and write out a check for ■ the amount you want to pay. That is the business­ like way of doing—that’s the way to have every­ thing safe. We are here to help you keep your money safe and make it go as far as you can. Be sufe to consult us. Better attend to .the matter at once. . Hastings National Bank Only National Bank in Barry County PACK FIVE .'. Hastings, Mich. I I I II 79c Grocery Dept. $25 Suits, Ladies’and Misses’, now’.$18.00 $2o Suits, Ladies' and Misses’, now.$15.00 $16.75 Suits, ladies’ and Misses’.. $12.50 Others at $5.98 and up. $i2 Coats, Ladies’ and Misaes’ $10 Coats, Ladies' and Misses’. $7 Coats, Ladies’ and Misses’ $1.11 $1.00 values, Sale'price ...$8.50 17.50 5.50 Lace Curtains Bulk Cocoa, per lb_25c Jeans Early June Peas...25c 3 cans Country Gentleman Corn.25c Fancy Oranges, per dta........25c Tid Bits, per glass5c Good Grade of llnlkCoffee, lb...25c Fresh Vegeta­ bles A few bargains: <7-oo Net Curtains, per pair $3.00 Cream Scrim, per pair Ja.oo White Scrim,- per pair Xi.oo WhiteXurtains, per pair Odd lot qf Curtains we will sell at price, at from 13c to $1.25 each. 22 Ibi. H. & B. Sugar*1.00 .79c 1»2 Green Onions, Lettuce, Rad­ ishes, Cabbage, Bogus, Car­ rots, Parsnips, and everything in season. Dress Skirts In checks and plain materials, $2.98—$3.98—$4.98 Underskirts Messaline and silk-finish materials, 98c, 81.38, $2.18, $2.98 Curtain Material A good assortment of colored and plain borders at 10c, 15c and 25c Also better ones at 35c—50c J. T. Pierson & Son Phone 9 Department Store woomsuv. Hastings, Mich |T0 ASSESS ALl PROPERTY.. NATURAL JOINT LIMB CO. ' snwv iklvt. ■Iwv. and Mrs. Sloue returned Sat, »t itp riii i yzi iir FLEXIBLE A|KLE JOIB urduy from visiting their sun and* llo TULL VALUL ------------I tended visit with tier sun, Samuel nf family in New York, leaving him —* much improved in health. 'Gcorpc Horton, of the State Tax F. E. Buck Former Resident <»f Mid-1 Pewamo. • Rev. and Mrs. Buelcher left Wed­ dlexllle Now line of Owners Of j Barj-j* WsHhnai*;n,a;|,« a business Commission, so Instructs The nesday for their new appointment .. .. .. „ , *, trip to Olivet, baturdagt returning Company With N. i. Ilarrbou. home Sunday. S(i|H*rt Lsors. us pastor of Flint Evangelical Altha Grand Rapids Industrial L -'•'J- »"•>. •'•fOffley of Messrs Thiiringlon untl-Crery, (if church in Detroit and Rev. Voelker began his pastorate here, Sunday. the state Tax Commission, are con­ Exposition ye BANNER Scrlbu met V'”’11'’*011 ••’’»•••«’ vfaitwl Mr. and John SchiieJder is in very feeble tinuing the work this week in tho a former Barry County man In llini '**^- Harry HUrbir. hi.-t btinduy. health. Their daugliter, Rosa, is nt city of getting/estimates u|m>ii the person of F. E. Buck wlio used lo|.. M‘- .«•«« . hbbanl Offley of home helping care for her aged true values of property and they live fit Middleville. He will |h-re-p'a!*.v,|l*. vi’’,1l7.1 *'» “»<• parents. will afterwords carry on Hie same inemben.'d by many readers of thi« I i?1”,1,- ■„“»‘l Mrs.Clitu). Offley of Mrs. A. Forman jtnd Mrs. Marlin work in the rural distiiit-. Here­ paper. Al prHent Mr. Buck in af- i Cas‘ll‘.,°U’ Bever attended Brunch Missionary after the Supervisors all over Bar­ IlliaU-d with the Natural JoinL Lilith . 'I1’ 5 "■ 5,U Lu,eea ,lav« 11 meeting al Caledonia, this week, re­ ry county and Ihrougiiotil the slate Company. He lost one of Ins logs V,’‘T slck,1'., . ,, , /„ . turning home Saturday. and Mrs. <• ••urge McDouwlI of will be required lo assess every­ while rail reading on the Union Pa- . . W. R. Wells has started his thing at its true value, or the lax, cilia. -Tutlay he is walking rowl'c!u‘‘r**r- an<l giOcery wagon un the ruad for-the commissioners will look after the; foTtab'ly.wllti one of the Company * W Perkins, last Sunday, season. His son-in-law, Geo.-Gcisel nmlter thcinseivvsown products, lb* Is associated 'v,,...------will run the wagon. H<m. Gi’orge Horton, uf the Board with N. F. Harrison. The Company 'MilTH LASTLErON Mrs. Geo. Carr was nl Kalamazoo of Tax Commissioners, before an is unique in that each member of ’* '• *-E GHOlfc. Sunday, doing her spring shopping. informal meet mg of tliy supervis­ the flrm wears an artificial leg thu•'»’*. and Mn. Art Walts and sop A weddijig recent ion was given ors. said that lhe old pnuiliiu! of es­ practicing what they tircncFi, oij Paul nnd On a! Wills spent one day Me. and Mrs. Rdy Frcemira at thei|- timating the value of -proinTly at "taking I heir own dope. ' last week al NcWton Will’s nt Ldcey. farm home near Shayluwn Friday for less than its true worth would The,particular virtue of their arHarley Hayman spent*srvevening. Mr. Freemire was umled have to lie discontinued. Here­ tiflriitf liinb is: j ’’ra! days last week helping care for in marriage to Mi-s Elsie. Shields, after, he said, the state would re­ The Natural Joint ‘of which they -Mr. Hayman’s sister of Burryviile. daughter-uL Mr." and ’ Mrs. Geo. quire all supervisors to fulllll the hold V. 8. letter patents, is as; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hill of East Shields, Saturday. < "iigratulaliuns. slate law which requires assess­ near Iho natural ankle as ran he. Matde Grove spent Sunday uflerment at full cash v\ilue under nor­ made. an’d still be durable and under noun at Ed. Hilt’s. .* mal--------------marker ---------------conditions. — He sa’id 'control al all’liincs. The upper and .sterling Deller-of Maple Grove Fellowship Club at Waldorff’s. ...» • • z-i ii.— , .i- that this was being-doneJu-all lhe I?*' r h1 ""’’■•HnF for IbU projicrty owned by the ulUlitiesY.r- lower cups afe made of the |hh.| Center was home over Sumlny. aluminum, and titled into these i Mr. and Mr.-. Phil Daihouser of ,l": ‘‘'•'•sbyt. iian l-dtowshii.; alul t|lnl it „/wi |„- done Gltib wns held nl tin* home of Mi.il(1 a|| ytyi|M.rly ownedJiy individu- cups are rubber bearings of .the best I Nashville spent Sunday afternoon quality, shaped perfectly to repre-|at Mr. Wall-’ and Hency Ih«||er's. Ml|an WalldortT on luesday uv-' als H,. >alll that taxes would be sent lhe human ankle. The shin • Mt>. O. \\ . Flunk and Mis.- Ague* ?i"n 'i ? r'u"” 'i"viT •'igln r us the state legislature ami fool are held logelher with tin Hickey of North Maple Grove spout ?• ^ir’ S’" U •' V?ri?i i"I makes the budget and nil Would rye mid U bolt forming a most Saturday aftcniiMm ut Fred Park.-', n’ J ' i'< !•' tlU 1 share equally in expense. tnilural ankle joiiil, . . Shultz. IL Doyle and S. Crook, 'lhe 1:___________ , ... The natural joint1 is lhe result of .XORl’ilEASsT CAJiTLFTTOV program consisted «d instrumental; ckm, j*p Your Premises. years of study and experimenting. . . Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson spent rets by Mr. Wnlbiorff- and Dan- ri| pi...:..,.,.. i)r ir \ BffrtwT und.rrpresentsr :i vast rtrpvmw.- Bui I hiiisdiij wilJt 111!.’ ronm’Lj dmiuh'alblortT; vocal - i • tions sung by: X ,“>,t ,g u.«n ih'' it |niwiii<i positively mid Mrs.- Chas.- ~ SLriUvIiml^ — i,, gives the wean;r the' •'■r. •• Mr. ....................... —----Mr Banmby: pma- number, by Mr. dtffi’wlm Irn^uul I. ___ .« ... —.1 -...-It.... I.joint VI —u I. ■ ■ 111 n is it. ­ mmrosl l<> natural walk of —any John Il.al.t B.ihl of VNashville, Mr v»Ji2!?t'vn,|,|. ''•-mdved lite accumulation* «d rv- em the market. It'* as near a rtkpending "a rfew with Mr. and' ““’ days ----------"" 'anderriMik, tin H'irry County; {||S o|| ttieir property, slides Hint product ion <>f the humun ankle/Mr*. Win. Ikihl. ^i.rC aPf ' M’~u ?1'" they wdl feel the arm of th- law joint a* can !»• proilmoil and still Clarence Taylor of Charlotte .-pent Salurday mid * Suiiibry . with Ins ‘f they do Inot iuiiovc tinliealliiy give snlisfnrliim bailie wearer. Isu Bettor Ilian Gun*. His talk was mnditnThs once. A walk about « VMT umrh .......... .... . Ibe.n.lj ,u„ ,.h). <wdl i<M,IU ' . . many iu™ leal -.-.■•Hon, w.-hhl .pb,,, --------------- ------- —----------Mrsuie Worst and Don Htwim'r mon a. lo h..w llm inell euuld hrip ,p411 ruUbui There are restaurants ..downtown spbnt Thursday with the Jailer's, in looking after the boys. Hie |„. irinovcd promptly as the where thousands of men aro put onUnollirr Mrs. Chas. Strickland, commiltee served Ice eream andj||CIl|U| Of Un- public demands it. their honor every week. They go into I ..Mrs. I'orman and children visited cake, grape juice and wafers. Mr.j !___________________ these luncheon rooms, select lhe food., *’• aui* Mrs. \Vtllard Ickes iu HasM. Coy, Sin-.'y of Ifte Paw Paw Fol-: obey Sliced and Truffle Ordinances, nl It .nd ah.n lb., . lowship Club was mtnMuced and Mayor Jami^.m states that the Uw ,ru’f uln JPuHa 1 ordinAm-'-s govcrilur the sp<>ed and Sucjal mi.'el ng IimHptlqij1 for thej |jniitn|i(HH of all kinds of vehicles niii'ir^Mwl •’in rhan*!> U,U ‘ i,y enforced. DrivM**J *•- '» ‘ha.JV® hx-,rtnj uf n|[ kinds are becoming care­ proprietors ot two aueh places. .lay with tiieir daughter, Mr. and " *’ EM”; M ul->u‘ ‘•ulling cumecs and •*No< more than ouce In SOO times, Mrs. Elmer Bolson, ! 4J’pn. J" '»!*" ui *,M Tlilen. nbmji |M.mU headed up the wrunt does anybody pa/ us too IRtlo.” said . * -----------------------u : u '‘side of ...W.... them. ’The Is ... so .striding Foley Kidney Pills Sm-cessful for J»iwe of the lie st reel. Other* are evi- • i- one W. .... loss » .......... iteulfr ilpnlty Unaware of the lhe slutstale hiw law re» re- “ It• U not worth:;~t"z wbilB bothering about. lUieuinatlsm and Kidnty Trouble, ur’»J^7 R-G*»ok. <»eorge. jjurdipg miixiimiiii speed limit, to let alone watchin*.'' ; Pqsitivs in action for liai'kurbe. Herbert and oth.-r- who hav.. nut .4 the city ordinances, "The money wo lose,” said the other-weak buck, rheumatism, kidney and served*on a cdniimttee during the, ’ . ______ , . manager, "doesn’t amount to a dollar l'li»dder troubles. P. J. Buyd, Ugje,.. y<?ar, , Tiflu fa certainly not a boonf year n nek - l'SU.a«IH>li T'Jbllc L.T,., ' <*■'<■ »">»•• "'W «'■ -------- :’ 'in Hastings, or anywhere fur Mr, timl Mrs. Clarence Goucher that matter. Nevertheless there will i ------ ------------- ------ . - . rlieiimati-ni amt. kidney trouble are bayv moved into tire Will Rich?fee quite a number of new houses' Rev, Ru-wtl Ji. Hready was in,completely gone." Safe ami effechoustj on West Court 8t. • | erected here'thia year. | Greenville, TSalupday. Uve.------ Arthur Mnhollaud.—Adv. ■ . ■ ■ ■ i - •' •' grandparents, Mr bottle* of Fole �THE nAflTTNCW.BA! PAGE f*IK LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL HONORS AHNOONCEO QE FREEPORT HI6H SCHOOL DEFEATS HASTINGS HIGH Wounded in the Battle of Vera Cruz Rrotilta. of Superior Caiaehhig Shown VlNltnr*' Work. lAicul Playing Impnurd. I’jeeport high school bn Saturday Won it* third nl.rniglit .vrcloiy when U came l<i Hastings umi ilefeuled llu- local nin<‘ by a score of. 7 to 0. .Tile, pluving of baili leniic* .wn* it mixture «if errors ami good Wjirk. Hastings played a loose game in Hie llrsl round, which gave titeii visit­ or* tr lead of three run*. After Hint inning Hie playing «>f both’ (earns hromne steady and Hie control set­ tled down into an exciting mair.ll in which loiisidiTalil Continued from page one. 7th tirade. All grades are making May hns- ■ Sarah Leonard has gone hi live willi her grand-mother in .Morgan. Ethel Eggleston t* alteenl on ar-. count Of Ute illness of her grand* Iliother. Berthn Shultz is nlisent on. ac­ count <>f her mother * illness. Ralph Mnrbh* was-absent-one itay Inst w< ' from school. ’ 1st Ward. ri.lllllix The s "ACIoud.” have already ill. .10. 1914. Long Lake ICE YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO BUY ANY OTHER \ Ixing Lake is WHOLLY fed by LIVING SPRINGS. There is no PURER water in Michigan; there ia no PL’RER-ice harvested than wc have. -It makes a lot of difference to YOU what kind of Itc you buy. You want the BEST, and you arc entitled to it. -ALL of our ice comes from DEEP WATER, and is FREE from all dirt,' decaying vegetable matter and other impurities so common in ice taken from other waters. Our ice is put up in the CLEANEST manner pos­ sible, and wc deliver it to you in the CLEANEST condition. Wc wash it at our ice house, so your lawn and walks are not littered with sawdust and dirt. Our SERVICE will PLEASE YOU as we have EXPERIENCED, accommodating men. PRICES: Our season commences May 1st. The price is $1.75 per month if you commence with May -1st, otherwise $2.00 per month will be charged. We’ll furnish you wilh the BEST ICE and the BEST SER­ VICE. If you have not yet arranged for your ice supply, better see us or PHONE us about it. M-ll.p-l Lliilicle Milcox. 2nd Want. Gordon Hiddb’ enter grade from Miss Wash's nioin. PHONES Office 194 Rogers & Son|H-«i»s Residence 192 wounded in 'll .. .................. - count of illness. or* aud MAirans during the occuMiss Mnnni is slightly improved ' pation. of the siiliurtis of Vera C.ruz. ion Thursilay. I»elails of the light are being awaited wilh anxiely by Harold M<«wacer has been absent iitb puiTHi*. III.-; ••• I hi«* injury until Friday morning on arrouiii of illness. , Mrs. Webb visited Miss Devine when (he Detroit papers Informed one afternoon last week. I them. Since then they have rehaving no use of hi* lower liinlis. Edw. Whltnmre of Holland was Hapi>>\ Birthday Celebration. i reived (Wo messages from Si’iTelnrv' Nellie Gunliier Ims returned to ’l he fine rain of Iasi week is milk- I Sunday with his parents ; Daniels in w hich lie said ijotliinix SC.IlpOl. Thursday, April 2.3. being Jamas ing tho farmriTi smile. । Mr. ami Mr*. Glenn, D. Whitmore. ; nioro Hinn the wound was in The language classes an- studying II. Sutton's ’billInlay, his children C.lnud**'-** HrI'I leg. and is not seri- birds. Edw. It. wiiilmofe of Hoiltinil | While/ranking hi* auto. D. W.. Sisson After the Sixth, and grand children, to the-number ' ' was home over Sunday, wilh his Johnson received a whack on. his ensued. Hastings led•wilh one mu ■■■■-• • Clyde Crawford has entered Hie unlit after th.- ilxlh wh. n >i**on, pla- ' d aboard (he Imspilnl ship This Village was lreat.il lo il> nn- paronls. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Whit- j fwhl leg which injured it much of Iwenly-thrce gal tiered to'help Uh grade. (that he in obliged tn walk with heiaine very steady and rerciv ed, solace. celebrate with a bounteous pot luck mud visit by a Gypsy band on-more. Kindrrgurirn. Thursii.-iy. ‘ The usual-number of F. G. Hnyner rifles in a line Over- 1'™ '.' ‘'T!’ ^’"Ti^k'T’. ou'ik'" exceptionally good sup|w>rl. rClaude ’lnn.l.. was *.*-• ve.ir* old n few supper ami a general good time. Mrs. Harvey visited Kindergarten ...... .. •»: •%!!- him<!>. Tl" mail The results of good coaching was The followin' litlle noein was rnwly »au,'>' wwn-** occuroh by mini- ■?»* land roadster. ........... . ’ roinpoMd by Mrs. Hiram’llopwowl ^Hro* kids. and a certain iiiiiuIh i , Grand Rapid*. evident in ^comparing Hie work of been in lhe navy two years. After last Wednesday afternoon.’ 'flielina Hecox nnd Vilra Smith im-' mlm;;. ... ............. "XrlK Mrivb; who I. workliu the two teams. The Frorport lad*, receiving preliminary training in «.-l rrnd 1,, M,,. C. >•. M. s .... under the supervision of Instructor the naval training school nt Nor­ Clyde Sutton: Hynes, who plac'd second % base, folk. he was assigned to service on nonn. picking ti|> whatever was liamly, if •’ .... „ , in a live clinir Imrlier shop in Grand showed very good training The lhe liallleship. North Carolina. He ■ The morning cliildrvn enjoyed a In lhe town of Naples in York Stale not keenly vvalchcfl. was as usual' . I be Common Cuimri) after n jfi»od i itapids, spent Sunday al his 1)01110 their vncnlioti white in town. They • 'l-al of argument ami investigation. Hastings buys have been training worked in Kalamazoo ^ovenil-years nature trip last Tuesday morning. On April twiidy-lhree. did not stay here long as their ex- llltv'’ l«"iglit a car load of (he dust Messrs J. B. Campbell and Frank themselves with gmsl rostilts, ljul ago and it was while there (hat lie looking for birds nests and early To thn homo of Mr. Sullnn there are some points’of the gtimv became inspired to serve in the Howers in the Park.’ • perirnre of Hie pad is m» douhl'‘‘‘'W" l*“' "in slrerls. Il i* hoped i n, prall have purchased new Ford | Came a .... baby fair to see. still fresh in their minds. । that »am< will prove as good ns • autumobllvH of K. L.-Gonyer. which they ought-do have the up- navy. He came back to his father’s pnrtitnily iff karning. Jami’s, they called the baby. Fred Mend, W. H. Harper and « "and Mrs * *Tnr!br of Ralph Bi'** "f-Grand Rapids bis-is the lhe third game Hie the locals literature about lhe senice and This-is For he was a hisly Ixiy. D. Whitmore nuule Ihr trip to Hnsl-!.. . g gru.nt Sumlnv ‘willi1 her parents Mr. ami Mrs. Aling* in the former’s nnlo on Friday ' |i7‘ ^,,7 M^T^p’r. The? ngMl.. b n Mono-. Antuntay ami Sunday, e played ami their work showed | **n afterward th ruled In belong to He was hi* mother's.darling it impn»vrincin improvement over over iii that Claude gre.ii .u orthe iw •Uncle •• Sam. ......... •• •i* a memrer ................ of■ K His father's pride and joy. on business. tlho (rip in lii'rir auto.’ ’ i Frank G. Hayimr has n line Ovefprevious game*. Yo*t pitched well one of the cn-w* which **’rvn the Thunuiay evening will he long re- : |i,,|M.rl Garret! i* the owner of * him! roadster recently purchased in Until the first of the eighth when big ll-lnrh gyn* in mm of the bat­ He stayed there with his parent* membered by lhe member* of the . t]n,. Studebaker tmiring’car. i Grami Rapiiis. he was-relieved by H<>u*h. Illeships turrets. Through all hi* eighteen years K. of P. Ixxlge «»f this village, a* <>n . Mr. anil Mr*. Wesley VanAverf Mrs. J. Vnnderberg of Grand RapThe team’work in the early in-------- ;--------------And then he entne to Hastings thal evening they i*nlcrtai|ie<l lhe at-,. s{o|iping with Mrs. Robert Al- ids is visiting her parents. Mr. and Continued from page one. nings was-not goo«l. but it g.eatlv ..,rnmun nr uiri I In spile of his mother's tears. Nashville degree lean), who did Hie |,. nf., r a | iMI e: Mrs. Dayid Webb, a few day*. improved in the liisl few inning;..;WEDDING OF WELL Wall lake either the very last day The visitors also had their turn ni ------------------------ --------—He had ten tents in money KNOWN HASTINGS RESIDENTS ragged work, but il-ilid not tome in And his clothe* were very few; They innocently tool along a tlsh Sf. he went fa work in n saw mill bunches and was not productive of so many runs nswns'the poor work ltrs. Charlotte Bussell and Mr. J. net lo eornil .Mime of Wiese suckers Where lio-Tohnd plenty to do. c.’mm-inh.ma! rburrls »h«« th.-1 |k.„„|y slmriir Ort. U.-hly »■». In „„ ,-h-rl,_ K,„„. rm-uj, nf Hw Hastings team. The sixth while engaged in their'sonambulisI.«v Herd Were Mnrricd ’ Pytldan bi.der* had inner, ready aman. Ixumon Mmidnv. '-«uiuonia Hfui feast for the to ii.,. Mrvillage . and Mrs, Wroley Van Avery! ."J ,."‘'0,'^Ji a7’° inning ended wilh (he score stand­ lig pursuits of Walking across lhe Later, he worked as a teamster. . Wnlnrsilnv. ing (> to 5 in Jlasl ing*’. favor. Sis­ From Battle Crock lo Hastings which all did ample juslicc. there :an. laying wilh’Mr*. Robert Allen K,‘"n T . ! , plowed ground. They intended, of son rtartsul m the seventh with re­ A very charming social event was course, to clinse the captives back you see. being 51 sealed to as gornl a feed as - f(tr a while • *'*rs* France* Lllery and daughter newed strength and hil teamhidiesr tlm I wedding"of Mrs. t-linrltUte Hus-, to water after they had completed Bui when Lincoln called for one could rare lo s<<-. By the limo I Rorn to Mr. ami Mr*. Chri* Mai-1 Barbara, returmj from I-ansitiK, work also improved to such an ex- sell , nnd Mr. J. I.e<- Reed which took their iiiYcstigatidns. For surely-no M.ldlers that Imlge was called about 20 of!t |l,.|,) of Thornapple. Sunday. April I I hurstiay. where they *vre visiting lent that no mure run* were forth- place । nl high noon April 2t»lli al lhe one would want to II.II m one of Ho enlisted in Hie cavalry. th*' Hastings. Knight* apjieai.-d ami. j<hi. a habv |x»y. name Janies Ben- her sister, Mrs. Neil Barber amt ■' coming. He also-ntrtainiji throw-of rosirt<mr<> । ~s—*of Mr*t.Ru«vH; on Jeffer­ Hi..-.- w.dl )..k.- -uikcis. all were made W"!r.uii.-. Th.- work n,.|| Man h.’le. ’ fatmlv. son stn-et. Mr*. Hu*»eiJ issurd-inthe eight hits mailv-by-bii team, • I by the llm* team of Nashville was , Robert Harrell i* lhe owner of a \ Albert Winchell of Belding is visIt chanced, however, Hint oul on Ho was in the Potomac army vitalibiL* to about fifty "f het Hie shore, on lhe-shady side of a Score of innings: AmLsLxly-tliree battle* fmight i the feature of the evening. «ujoyed: linp Studebaker touring rar. iiing his aunts Munro Anuaamd EiuFroeisirt. .3 0 0 2 00 t R friend* for a but it wits ■big free.With eyes gleaming in an­ Until he. with his 'enm|>nni(tn. । by about 100. After the work lunch , Mrs. Jennie Gunn, of Charlotte/nn Winters for a.few day*. Wore by Hie guerillas cnughl. Hastings 1 2 it I n 2 n 11.7 htuile uenrrally understood that ticipation of n "big vatch.” was a* .was served in the lodge dining na^d Momlgv ami Tuesday ho-.-' Charles P. McNaughton was hmm* Hxm... and i -om.-lbl.rn nwfr lli.ii »n <ir.liniirj- entirely ilflTerent species of “suFkroom n, amt until train !i 110011 lllK)llWitl| with Mr*. Mr*. "David Webb, ''nhc; nver Sunday. ■■-intn nn.l llmir r .t.lnrs ।I ,XM,,n "‘ ln "" the midnight ‘ David Wfhll. Snirlk.-r; V0.I. Ilmwli and Oxtan.l |'»»»»“ J?’™ J1',” ,’.n¥™"„ . , er.” This sucker was a Game War­ "wcr." * UhS antsm ring fastI'r" l,"m ‘'"tnewnnl f!:!!!"Hung* wer« |a,n,^ w,.re sclim.l g;;lgirl* b-.geLner Uiget 1-----’-•’......... . Mr. ami Mr*. Richard M. Johnson .................. *>k \XV-d I'fhlS den who was absolutely tievoid of Thw miirktftXl I lo uh the «’V'’r>’ minute. These Iltese gel-togel-to- .M MjjX xfjy y years y,.ars ago ag„ and and greatly gre । wi»re Hie over Sunday guest* of Mr. ' ’ .TV, «*' grttp.r nieehngs nro a agood thing; (.nj (iy throe iM-casional visil* seiitinicnl nnd all kindred sjmpalhy good thing , enjoy llie*o occasional visilsv with ami Mrs. Ilcib't Johnson of Bovvne, | uiitil the hands of the dock pointed for the sclentitlc investigations he . ...... ... ... . __ , , for nil concerned, ami: the Imijs arc. e-x.i. <)|In r. SOLICITING CONTRIBUTIONS And ran away ever so fast. u. t.u.L.nu was wiinrt *' ■'—vays •'— ' been already looking M.-wnr.i forward, i.. to i>»« lh».< .m»i next Bullen of Reeil thu"s"iifl1ii FOR THE BASE BALL FUND.............. ... — .cF.TlFWl...—. “ . one. .. y After three days nf hiding Charles Parker has purchased the I who first enter lhe field of scientif­ -------------------------! odist Ejuscopal chureb in Hits city, ic research have been spurned nnd And the help of a negro Imy. Mrs. Traill house in the east part <4Himiillec Merllna With Good Fl- began the marriage sen ice. ■ Upon frowned upon by those in authori­ They readied lhe Federal army of the village nnd will soon be a .....,.;,.i RMn^nZ. I......i,-„- Hicir bnibg proniiunred man and To their ndief'hnd joy. nanelal ItrspoiiM-s where. uifi. lllI1|tralu|ati(m and good ty. Thus it was here. That un­ All Sums Aro Welcome. . .wishes v.eie showered upon them. feeling Game Warden, doublles* In West Virginia lhe army . James l.ntLX of Grand Hap'tds ha* The soliciting committee of the I Tin- dining ronin floors were then absolutely ignorant of vvlinl effect bought Hie farm four miles south W.1F Motioned Hl Hixly-two. action inighl have uidm lhe fu? on The old Springs road ami is got-! Hastings Base Ball Association have; thrown o|ien nnd the guests Were his lure of those Wall lake suckers, In the little i(Am of Martinsburg been m-eiving good linaiu ial sup- j iled. to enter nnd find their plne- placed the twain of .scientist* under , A place that’s fair lo view;. ling settled. He-intends <o make Did you ever stop to think that a hundred smallac­ some needed improvements al. tin’s, |Miri from nil those whom they have es. which were designated by hainl arrest-ami compelled them to sub­ counts make a bank stronger than a.dozen large ones ? k so fnr reuuesred to help tin- city in J painted pink roses ns guest ranis, I place and expects sonndn more the. I That is one ot our reasons lor urging the man of mit to th* indignity of nm>earing He boarded wilh a family say, harn iwaror the house ami place’ ’treating the greatest bare lull.team , Then followed one of Mrs., WftP.d'.’1 -before Justice Gould. By lhe name of Davis they Monday, limited means to transact his business with us. 1 same u|Min,ti wall and have a good' in it* history. Some excellent ad-1 delicinus foiir^i:uuri>e luncheons. where it Is claimed they were fined And there he met Miss Ella Large accounts are welcome too, for it is our ' bank barn, ns (hero i* a good i diiimis have been made !•> lhe lirl.‘Ah-. itiL*se|l wore a gown of ameWho lives with him today. each, which lines of course rfiancc lo do. We .welcome* Mr. while dthers have f,*1i they cnuldltbyst chiffon satin nnd white Ince, *16.75 purpose to serve all the |>eople. not give .*<» much as they did in for- with real orafige l>l<rx.-om- in her were paid. 1 Ixjux nnd family to'our section and On the sixteenth day of Scplrmbei r We welcome the small depositor, we extend to Who can estimate the incalcul­ All-kindsi look for him to make good. “mer years. ----‘ !«• >if cimtribu- hair. The only Jewelry she wore able loss lo science this action will In the year of sixtr-throe him the .same consideration and courtesies accorded fions ....... are welcome. Quite a num- was3 string of beautiful nmtlier of Miss Davis became/Mrs. Sutton, to all our customers. . hat< i ly injured while tearing down the her of loyal , fans have'coniribulod p.-ar) .brads brought b«T from Jcr- have? Who can i.t.-dicl th.' <|eA maiden fair to in essing influence il will have upon i burned St. James Hotel, some' ak dollar carli and some have given i u«alem by Mr. It. B. Messer. Mrs. I months ago, is now nt the homo of I smaller sums. i-Htiss.-H bad-f«xpreMfld n wish lhal tho future development of the Wall lake sticker? Time alone can tell. his sister, in North Thornapnle. anil I Tin1 base ball team is nne of the her friends .should Jtol make, her In the iiieanlinie the two scicnliRl.* And in August, sixty-four,' MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN is improving so Hint lie is able, to sit i gtealf.sl advcftisemfiils Banviany gift.* mi this occasion, so they deport themselves like men. abso­ He came with wife and bnby inp short iim**.* at a lithe, although] —*... -----; united in «leciualing her home with To live on Thornapplo’s shore. lutely ignoring that small, narrow­ for this year’s pro 'flowers. In the parlors were pink minded imliey that has no regard rose* and in'the dining ro<mis wero for Hie future beyond the fines in­ He’s the father of many children. , pink carnations and smilax. Ton. so the records say. volved, conffdent Hint impartial i Mr. Broil, a* owner and manager history will place their names high Some have passed xyi before him) Whist Chib Scores. The others aro wilh him fwlay. up on Hit scroll of fume, as It has Doyle—Warner- -2 I-it. !years has been associated with the liumtrcd* nnd hundreds of other Jiarlwr—Oti»-:-t •/-.’I.’ For years he’s lived among you ’ public aud has a host of friends. nocliirnnr piscatorial scientist*. On his farm just nut of (own. | Mrs. Russell has lieen a social leadI Hist- -Stamm, ave lie has always tried to ho helpful I |er for many years, nnd it*i* not an’ Bauer—Myers—-.’-Il Important Notice. And nover .sought for renown, j In state ;■that she'has Roberts—Seve.ratiee—■ i-.>. - >■| exaggeration •••rr ................... To I Im patrons of the Women's i enter!allied more people ul social Four teams of Battings Whisl entertained im.ro Ik Im?. Miared.your jnKuuttVa^ Club Lecture (Nnirse and other*: Hunt any oilier, in ■ . (lluti tnarfi* xip-of-M'piflyrrs. journeyAnathurimu L.u::i ttwiiw to the farf thnt some num­ rows to Grand- Rapid.* Friday to play furl Hastings, with the larg bers on' last season's court* wore For all those many years. the Furniture City 'and Knight! ’*'«• '’''J'?' 1 , . not up Io (he standard of excellence trophies held by Grand Hapjds: •''•'•irthat they will have "miles and -ought to be maintained by the He’s rejniced with you in gladness | Amt wijied away your tears. Whist Club. Two team* will com-i id'b‘>“ of g<Hi.i wDhes f.»r their Women's Cluh. the .Coil Lyceum pete Tor each trophy. hnppim-* in the new life upon Bureau whil-h furnished tho course Ho’* boon a loving husband and; ----------T________ | which they have entered. ha* very generously offered to father. , __ ,| Pitcher Signs With Hastings. 1 Tlw gur.*U from out of (nwn were furnish another number on tho A comrade bravo they say.. , Tb.pxmbfn-itUwH.Ulwl....... i " conrse fn’e of charge to all who Ami We arc glad to be wishing him i present their course ticket* nt (ho Many return* nf this day. I door. The •■nlerlainment will he one of unusual interest at this time, Program For Ladin* Aid a benuljful illustrated lecture nn . At jCarlton Outer.; w’i< hiui nf tlm lm-1 i., Allie lloik. M|S. . mall BOWtll 01111 Hie Pnnainn Canal and the PanninnHi • 1 u«r Xlie li ileiin ! Beatrice Bowne, Grand Rap­ Following h tl»© program for lh<> . III. IIII.I I. .mi- las SHWll. ,4<. J,r Kllli| Ty,,,.,,. a,„l Pacirtc Expositinn.’ Over two hund­ red line vif’ws will lie shown“U-ith Carlton Outer Ladies Aid Society ’ iiiK.it.xiv ,.t 'vf.viniii* Rev. Coorgo Bullen, lived City, the best tippuralus money can buy. which will meet May 0. wilh Mr. ami, Ha ling* at Nh . Those who assisted in serving were: A Rtdopdid lecturer will speak from Mrs. Philo Fuller. . Program nl two Hasliiigs high rohool will play tn M.^jann s Charles Pott* and Robert Hie platform and a competent <>[•Supper served from four atahville ou Saturday afternoon.! Cwk and Hie •Misses Katherine ertlor will i« in charge of thojiro- o'clock. to live o’clock. All nro Invited. This.will be tlm third game in the: Winona Bennett.. Mary iection.apparalu*. The dale will bo Singing. Jri-County league series. |Gfanl. Mary Palmer and Wilhel- Monday evening. May 41,. The Heeifation—Mrs. Myriio Todd. That day has been adopted as “BARRY COUNTY -------------------------- । niina Bate.*. place, Mothndist Episcopal churcii. Music—Mrs. Grola Perkins. Hustings Defeats Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. Reed expect In go to Tim*’. H:00 o'clock. No seals reserv­ Reading—Mr*. Burd. GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.” Plan to go your­ . The high school bare ball team Kansas soon-to visit Dr. and Mrs. ed. Tri (lioi^o-not bolding season Heading—Mrs. John " ickham.. went to Middtevi(b* yesterday af-. Charles Russell. May they live long tickets lhe price will be 25 cent*. self and ask your neighbors to go. Give the churches Recitation—Mrs. Blake Barnum. ■ leriKion and won its first game of' and prosper. Further notice next WM»k; . Reading—Mrs. Aclisa Usborne, tl “Boost.” It will help them and help you too. (hr Mta«nn. defeating their hosts by Singing. on1 of 2f) to ft. Palmer. of IrvReading—Mrs. John flmllh. Mrs. Frank Holly and son BirdStale .Master J. C. Kotcnain is in l his tir*t same for the। sail rpeiit Inst week with Woodland Owosso today, attending a joint Recitation—Mrs. Chas. Asplnall. । and only a few hitsi relative*. Mr. Holly spent Funday meeting of the Farmers’ Cluhs nnd Reading--Mrs. Ferrell. » wilh them. Shiawassee Granges. Scrap Box. QUALITY ICE DEALERS 0 middkville MEN OF SCIENCE HAM­ PERED IN THEIR WORK 1.. . We Welcome Small Deposits FARMERS STATE BANK YOU WOULD NOT Wish to live in a community without churches. You can encourage their work by attending services oh GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY May 3, 1914 "r. �TH»: HAtfTlNG^BANNKK. APRIL M,,|>||. 2 Thinks Southwestern Barry Excellent Work In . •v__ ! a t PAGE. SEVEN CLOVERDALE. Dugat McCallum spent Sunday in Haalinga, with friends. Mr and Mrs. Sam Geib of Knla-I mazoo visited Mrs. Tbcad Gelb part . of lhe past week. Mrs. Elmer Kelley is able to be] out again. . ' 1 Mrs. B. F. Brubaker amt children; returnM Salurday from KalarnaziHi.; Palace of Sweets — -............. ....... under new management, and opened ready for trade. Fancy Ice Cream in bulk or brick Home Made Candies. Wesleyan Methodist Church!w| When you think of WALL PAPER think of us. Our igi4 line contains the best assortment and the best par per for the money that we have over offered. There are many advantages in buying here. Wc can show $;ou the paper in the roll, and this is the only way to make sure tfikt the patterns and colorings are suitable for your use. We carry the goods In stock and can save you time, freight charges and possible disappointment. Wo buy in large quantiles direct from the mills, there­ by getting a rock-bottom price, and enabling us to un­ dersell any sample-book man. Bring in wimples and prices from anywhere. We know we (fan save you money. . Headquarters' fdr hduie-cleanirig supplies of all "kinds. At Hickory Corners, The Pastor Rev. & W..F. Garnett Very Successful. dick at Hickory Corners. The Aid will lie here next Thurs-I day. Don’t know where it will be. I 1“!"' .Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell and dmigh-! ter of Prairieville called on Mr. and 'Mrs. Bert McCallum Sunday. i Mrs. Replogle is spending a few ■days in Kalamazoo'with her datighI ter Mrs. Mary Neal. I Miss Calhcrine Cagney was an ov­ er Sunday guest nt Hastings. ; i Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Acker motor- j i cd, lo Battle Creek Monday on bust- ' I new.,| Mr. and Mrs. N. Bump mid little I i son I’aul spent a few days with rela- ‘ lives in Hastings last wn-k. । Mr. and Mis. PH er Armstrong nf ! piuii wv dtn we m I Im gMwR*-uf-Mr.L and Mrs.'GrannVickersoit Suivlny, jI Churcii Notes. 1 lierc win lie preui ' Ellis E. Faulkner THE REXALL STORE Delton, M^ch. Devoes Ready mixed pure paints oils, turpentine, brushes and all that you will need to paint that house or bam. ' Let us tell you just what we will furnish you paint for your buildings for. Remember fewer gallons go far­ ther and last longer. Everything in the paint line. F. H. WILKINSON Both Phones Prairieville, Mich. U......... i iiiiih iic.m nim-; We invite you to patronize us Fred A. Merritt East State Street Hastings - * - Michigan . . SOth Birthday Celebration. y morning al 10:00 A. M. Evening Hiirtieth Wedding Anniversary7::to P. M. and al Shultz al 2:301 Tuesday, April 21st. " was the Mrs. Elizabeth Ickes of East M. ' . .... j thirtieth wedding , anniversary <if Grand BL. u resident of Barry There will he Suildyy School nl Mr. mid Mrs. \V. D. Bennett mid at County since 1877, has just passed 1:00 A.M. The lesson. 'The Prodi-, eight o’clock in Hie evening about another mile stone of Iht life, and | fifty of their neighbor*, friends, and last Sunday find eight members of [gal Sim." I The Y. P. A. will be led by Mrs. incnibcraof (lie Equitable Fraternal tin* family with her. around the 1 Union, walked in upon (hem to r<*- ■family board. "Grandma Ickes." as Rev. S. W. F. Garnett. Wesleyan Methodist Church. Gi-eat Verses—The Faith Verse." mind them of-the occasion. she is familiarly known by her In the pleasant village of Hickory ,aa* conveniently equipp'd as lhe Remember the World's Fair that The evening was spent in pro­ many friends, has just reached the Corners, is located this Wesleyan I most of one room church.--, being Cloverdale is going to give May 15­ gressive pedro. Mrs. Cornelius 80th year of a long am) useful life Methodist church. furnished with a library. a cradle 1(1. at Mr. Patton's store. Everynnc Mnnni and John Pchriber won first and reeeivixi a large number of To nn oliserver some improve­ roll, bible chart, lesson chart, screen come. ' ** prizes and Mrs. Fred Gamble and birthday cards from tier many ments have been made of recent for primary class,, and a set of Ed Powers won lhe consolation friends, both nt home ami abroad. ■ dale. Ils doors which alvtays swing Tuni son's maps. prizes. open (o welcome’all, are now meet­ The pastor. Rev. S. W- F. Garnett, Mitt Gladys Stevens of Baltimon* Al 10:30 lhe pedro tables wero ing ttie requirements of lhe Idw, and always welcomes alt willi a smile in Kisni health for one of her age, are swinging "oul” instead of “in." and nearly hand-ahake. Its mein- relatives here. • to ice ■cream and cake by Mr.-, mid flnds much enjoyment in work The roslnim lias been extended and l»ers arc also striving !<• rosjnmd to and Worship at tier church, she be­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanSyekle slightly elevated and a new piano the Master's command, "Go, work in entertained about forty of their Cloyde Mute and the Missi's Bernice ing a charter member of'tlm First placed thereon. The organ also re­ My vineyard.” Twcnty-Hur acce's- neighbors and" friiimb Saturday and Gertrude licnuell, Ellen Clary United Brethren church nf the sec­ nnd Maida Dm-ker, after which Mrs. mains. The church is comfortably sions tn Hie membership have been night with a dance and.supper. Dan. A-linlle.r presented Mr. and ond -whnl. May . each surceeding healed by a furnace, and lighted by made within lhe past two months. Will Garrett and family apd Mrs,। Mrs. Bennett willi a beautiful linen year of her life bring added ble>sneelylino. The old blinds have been This is his tilled year al Hickory Jennie Garrett, entil'd un relatives table cloth, a dozen napkins and (ng. removed from the windows and Corners and the ehun-li has been al Nashville Sunday. two linen towels, in behalf of their roller shades eiipplicd. enlarged and broadened and slrengMis. Jane Hill entertained the L. many friends, also a inamiiHilli For Sunday schuuL services, it is thened during that Hine. A.'8. today. ’• If you intend bouquet of carnnlions from Mr. and Ijjcey has a liew blacksmith, who Mrs. Gard Bennett nnd a set of is nl Frank Falk’s shop every day. elijna sail mid pepper shakes from ' DEl.TO.N. GUSS Ciyjlh. Mrs'. Ahna Bobbins and two little Mr. mid Mrs. FrnnL-Xnnders. The The Burry Township Sunday The Rutland Center I.. A. 8. will sons of Battle Creek have been here event was also Mrs. Bennett’s birth­ School Convention will be held in meet with Mrs. Forost Haven* Fri­ to visit her parents, day. Delton-Friday afternoon mid even­ day, May 8th. Supper from 5 till tl. Mrs. Alla Miller entertained the ing, May 1st. Rev. Hubbcl, of Ad­ C. W. Whiltenioru and family Larkins- Chib Thunulay. The nevi - All departed at a late hour with rian. a very able speaker, will be spent Sunday with bis parents al meeting will be held with Mrs. E(-;! wishes for ninnyjimre birthdays present al both sessions! In tlm Delton. rami them |h>Hi many more wedding lie Stevens. . evening he will give a talk on “Tlie Mr. mid Mrs. Hinckley have both ! miniversarie's. Mrs. Kate Erway of Hie city spent Accommodation Train." Thia lec­ Salurday ML |T Wearcfixed (or turning 'night and ' wilh ture was given nl the Stale Sunday Mrs. Mae Carl whir underwent a The Circle have been selling oul » 11 out work of this kind School Association and was pro­ Ray Erway anil fainil: Born lo Ij-wie Eru.iy afid wife, nounced excellent by all present ^L|| in double-quick time. Mr. and Mrs. Inis Norris and Mr. hospital in Grand ilapids is doing Remember the dale, Friday even­ April 2titli, a (laughter. and Mrs. Henry Spaulding of Bailie ing, and everyone turn oul mid hear Creek called* on relatives here FrL Mr. Hubbel un Ulis inlcresling Cliarlolte Friday. The social at (liu Gla«* Creeklinll topic. ' ■ Hiram Wdlisler is iKdter nl this The Milo Ladies* Aid enjoyed a was not very well atl**n*1>*>l ifu ac­ writing. pleasant day at the Delton par­ count of the storm. Proceeds. 13.50. . C. II. Benson is moving back tn W. C. T., t. sonage wcdiiceday. Rutland Center Union met with' Ids house near enough completed Mrs. Blackman left last Wednes­ Meiulanws Sarah and Ruby Erwny srt they ran in-he info if. day night for a week's visil with April 22 nnd rlertc.1 Hie lollowiiu Mrs. Sybil Falk has Iw-en ronllnrif her daughter Queen al Cinliniiali. ofllceni tho- year: President. lo her bed most of last week, but The W. G. 'I'. U. held an interest­ Hallie for Foreman; vice president. is a litlle bolter now.' ing meeting wilh Mrs.' Hazen last If you have any,work in the above lines 1 shall be more Tuesday. The subject' was “Civic Sarah Erwny; secretary. Eva Hav­ ens: treasurer. Mina Whittemore; than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will Sanitation." and some very good The When rim down- with kidney I lien prorednd to ap­ readings mid papers were given. pointpresident find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. delegates tn^nttrnd- Hie rnn- trouble, backache, rheumatism or The .meeting next Tuesday will lie veiilien trf Hrtslin-.-. The-ilelrim!rs hlailthiC-WeakuiMiS..: turn quickly fur My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, poslponed oil nccoiihl of Ine Coun­ are us follows: Small Erway. Ella help to Foley Kidney Pills. You Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. ty Convention al Hastings. Olis, .Mary Haven*. (Hive Vaiob-i'- canbol lake tlnui into your system Mrs. orron Barrel attended tho brook and Minn \\ liitteumre. The ; without having good results. Chas. 0. E. S. iysl nllatimi al Knlmnazon superintendents aro: Mothers’ !>•■- N. Fox. Ilimrod, N. Y.. says: “Foley, Thursday mgliL pnrlpient, Wlidn Warner: Flower Kidney pills have done me more Mr. mid Mrs. Win. Kelley and son Department, Sarah Erway; Crndl • imodjhnu $150.00 worth <<f imsliDELTON, I MICHIGAN. of East Bari-y spent Monday willi Roll. Ruby Erway: Medical Tem- cine." They give yay good, results. I '' < -- ) ' ■ ' • • .Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kelley. peranoe,’ Olive Vaii-IvrbfVok: Tem- —Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. Miss Lola Igfonanl entertained Bsrance in Sunday S-|iool, France? one of her school friends from rway; Purity and Art. Ella Olis; Churlnllu luil. weuk, . Press, Mina Wliiliemnre. Then (llroiie 11 rrnidStotter was in Kal­ light refreshment* were . served. I amazoo Friday mid Salurday. Proceeds, 82.00 for lhe flower fund. Mina Whittemore. George Green of Hastings was home over Sunday. . ' AI.TU Mr. and Mrs. Guy Haz-irand baby of KnlamnxfHi were over Sunday A. O. Hood and family have mov­ guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Iliwen. ed into llie room's over Anderson's Mr. ami Mrs. Cross, Addin Green, hall. Ucnure;Fhiwt*r ami XVaype Flower Wilhur (kisgrilT Ims erected the motored to Kalamazoo Salurday road house belonging In lhe Kent, night to we “Ben Hur.” Co. Hoad Comm, for the use of the •Mrs. Hoinbr Gr<-en has boon en­ num lining road work. tertaining her xislcr and nephew Edwin Bunker of Caledonia is vis­ from“Royne City for the past w-- k. iting his wm, W. E. Bunker'aud I Several from here attended (he family. . Prairieville Towpship Sunday Harry Colvin i» driving a new School Convention al Prairieville auto bought of J.-— Bou la rd. II will lie used in connection with the Sunday. . LOOK AHEAD! , Renietidior tn go to church sonm livtn-y business. / HOST TRY TO SAVE ,101.1 TOKAY IF IT M KASS A luuj.J 3 c. uU ».lav tor all lb. rnH I Mrs. Edwin Wall- wlfo under-) place next gunday. No matter ,. s,’Parnlor may last-youz ’ • ’ where as long as you attend some­ went nn operntiun :d Butlerworth; JIIAI S .11 st'. WHAT YOU Wild. 1(0 IF YOU BUY A clieap or inferior separator simply where. hospital rtvenlly. i- doing nicely. I’D'’'* 1* a lilth- less than that of Hie De Laval. Martin Nuslokirk-who liought I he I Mr. and Mrs. Dewitl Murdock mo-: WHEN A Pill DENT MAN BUYS A CREAM SEPARATOR Im knows that what he is really lored Lo llastingo Tuesday. . Nichol* slock ba.- moved his family paying for Is noi just so much iron, steel, brass and tin. whether it is called a separator Fern Gwinn of ^Battle Creek-is here and will mTUpy the rooms ov­ or mil. '* , • visilhig his parents. er tho store. WHAT BE WANTS IS A MACHINE lo perform a certain service, and fie must be sure of Mrs. Eckhart and two children of Mrs. Jennie JohiiMHI is some bet- | lhe machine doing the work for which it is intended us thoroughly and willi as little Vermontville came last weld.* and .. . a?'1 rar'’ iK I’o^ible on his part. • an* now-tallied in lh« ir new home. Darn Miller visil-d in Elmdale .THOUSANDS-OE BABCOCK AND other tests have proved that tin*“DeLaval skims closer* u Mr. amt Mrs. tytantoii of East Bar­ Sunday. tlnui any other cream separhtfir under any conditions and particularly under lhe iiurdry spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Davcrn and Frdd Hnsley; n vu",’"1.ul.'?a-VH exp«»wuced' al times. mid'family of Low-Il mid Clim les! Corwin. Jl.bl IIIIXK WHAT a loss- of ns little as id cents worth of cream aL each skimming ineaits Win. Gillies was ir business vis­ Knlekortwieki-i- of. St. Johns visifedl ,|i,y :,rt5 »iws—over alOJMJ. and willi as many as ten cows itor in Grand Rapids Thursday. Mr. and Me*. Wilbur Cosgciff Sun-i ...... .”Q,5£‘.?.,P,.,''il-s.'.’?,a,0H*’ fr""* 1,11 inferior separator usually amount io more than this. .'For tlial tired feeling laki- ll-xnll, day*. GREAMEHV MEN, W HO AHH DEPENDENT ON THEIR separators for husinett success, have Sarsaparilla Tonic. A large ImiUIc Arllmr Kronlin of Grand Rapids i long since fuiind out the djiren-nce between Ih-lgival and other separators, with the rcfor SI.00 at Faulkner's Drug store. t isited bis mnHicr over. Sunday. . ... 'a separators are alimed universally uw.il the world over Unlay. Chas. Harris wa< aide to be tip I DL LAV AL bEpAHAIOHS ARE IDENTICAL IN. ALL sizes, for one cow or a thousand, and /I NORTH 1.I0PL town Salurdny. tlm dinerimi-.es between, separators are just the same with the sinallcst machine and the - Mr. and .Mm. Kltfftiger nrtrenter• ww’M.. I hey moan as much relatively to Uie hlthi ns tlie big user. . • Inining a niece. Mrs. Lenn Rud­ Annual Clirislimi Endeavor. Banquet THEN illERE IS A SAVING IN LABOR BECAUSE OF THE EASIER running and greater I land, from Kalamazoo (his wi-ek. Members of Hie l.’nilod HriUliriyi; capacity or (tie Delaivni over other machines anil lhe less care required in cleaning aud | Archie Chilson is entertaining the Christian 'Tiideuv-r Society aro) ■adjusllnent. worth at least' 10 cciiU a day. - ■ making • arrangem-nls for their measles. -AMI THERE IS THE INplSPLTABIJC FACT THAT A DELVVAL machine lasts from ten to Miss Alice'I’oley spent from. Fri­ third annual Young Peoples En­ •twenty years ns against an average of from two lo live years in the case of oilier sepa­ day until Sunday with Iter parents deavor Banquet t» lie held al the rators <u’ live times Hie average life of competilivo'inncltiims. near Hastings. Odd Fellows Hall Monday evening. THESE-ARE THE REASONS Wil Y DE LAVA I. SEPARATORS ARE cheapest as Well as best. Thomas Mut'idiy and wifl-.of East Muy lltli. why .thousands of other machines nro yeacly Iming replaced with Del-ivals mid why Orangeville spent Sunday at James Under the leailendiip of Mr. Hurl Hu ir use is rapidly becoming as universal on tho farm as m the creamery. ’ Murphy’s. Stamm as President of tho Senior IT SHOt LD BE REMEMBERED MOHUIVEIL THAT IF FIRST cost is a m'rious ronsilieraMrs. Bertha Meade and two Society and Miss Amy Still as lead­ tiuii a Delxival Separator may be IhiuxIiI on-such lilwral terms that it will actually save daughters of Shelbyville " spent er of lhe Junior SiH-n-ly the Young aud pay fur itself, as many thousands of them have done. ' Thursday with the former's inoth- People's work of thia church has er.vMrs. Charles Anders. ' had most excellent succcas Tor un­ Jint ,Aii<|e.is amt fqmily of West lit her year, and as ba* beeil lhe cus­ Hope spenl Sunday with Fred tom for the tttisf, two weai-s they will give their annual banquet lo Chniil and fiiinily. Claud Hamuiond, wife ami two their many friends. children spent Sunday.al Hub Cusey’s at Hinds Corners. noimved next week and also lh> Rankin Hart and family enter-, program for the mmiyunary ser­ HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS AND FURNITURE tallied Sunday. Jay'Hart and wife. vice. ........ which will ..... he. ...... held nf .lhe mid Mis< Bounin of Shultz. I chtii-cIV. Sunday evening Mliy tfl. Delton, Michigan Min? Bernice Mosher,-is asslsling Tickets will he on sub- ar HarMrs. Clias. Aldrich with her house-, vry's Drug Start* and cun be. pur­ work. . 1 chased nt any lime. . . Sale Bilk PRINTED PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING ' CHAS. DENE.AU, DE LAVAL Cream Separators Special Premiums on and After May 1, *14 ‘ The following Sfxxial Premiums will require the number of Premium Points indicated below: L-New Oil'Mop-700 5.—Three-Piece Aluminum 2. —Sanitary Glass Ice Cream Kitchen Set .. ... WO Freezer•_800 fl.—Orange or Teastvoon (‘j 3. —Set Nickel Plated Sad doz.),,.500 " Irons........ .. . .................IfflO 7. -Wall Coffee Milt.700 4. —Boys’ and Girls* Hall Bear­ ing Roller Skates.......... ..IIBM) 8. -Curtain Stretcher...1000 ‘ The above PRBSBNTS*which yog ------------------ using ------- gogds obtain by Marco , mean* a saving of Fifteen Cents on each dollar’s purchase. Marco prod­ ucts are of very best quality. Every Marco product fully guaranteed by thi* store. Procure a Marco catalog showing 500 additional Marco presents. tL».?•.’<££ KOPF & KOPF, DILTO’’ We Pay 4 Per Cent Delton State Bank Capital Surplus 920,000.00 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrioh. Pres. 7 J. G. Hughes, Vice-Pres. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS ■ A; A. Aldriah ■ Dr. Donald McLcay T. A. Aldrich - Wm. Elliott . . .. . J, G. Hughes DR. C. D. OWENS 1 DENTIST ; Will be al'Hastings Wednesday, April 2?nd. and - carfi Wednesday lln-roufh-i- al same idline in fclvbr ^ns' Block, Htmtiiiire. Hexiieet fully, I . Dr. C. D. Owuns, D. D. 8.1 Uw George J. Doster L. B. Teerpeniog are the cheapest as well as the best Aldrich Brothers Co. �THE HASTINGS BANNfeR -----------j——— --------------------------------------- ; Blue Serpe Specials at 115. For Bair- Three yearling steers one Lost—Pair of gold-liowed glaasea EASTERN STARS INSTALLED E' - bull, Holslein und liurltnin. C. I*. .bHween Mr. Hailmwny s on Clin­ numlttr achieved per­ WANTS NEW OFFICERS TUESDAY EVE ■ ton St. nnd Huslfhgs High School, sonality” is th,, mbjei t of (i. F. Bolson, Hast Ings. Phono IM) I SMQtXTAWOZD. RO ADV<». Friday April 21. Finder cnll 3lt>- Cbideatur'a advertisement on page short 2 long. TjagMgMTrOSLtaSTHAMIZCENTB ■ '•• . ■■■ . • M 4 lingw. Howard. t-wk 13. of this isaue. . ALw Initiated Two Candidate* And | For Bale—Motor washed nearly Tlu; number 5I3D) refers to lhe By The Governor " * new. Mrs. W. W. Potter, l-wk For.Sblpr-Whih- Frost Refrigfrator ClothcFatt-Bhtp Serfte Special nl Gas Range, iron bed hint spring*, $15. which baa proven a.very popu­ Supper. ’ quire BANNER ufflee. U Wanted—Small flock of sheep. Geo. caiqienter's chest and tools, also lar -suit for the money. Tuesday evening was a busy one Scott, Jr.. Quimby. I-wk other goods for sale cheap. Musi Mre Furnished Rooms for light for the Eastern Flurs, two candi­ be sohf nt once. ' Cqll 202 S'Ulli . Th, UMM I. th. wwn <;t th, l»ra. >M th. homo I. tlu uln< housekeeping at 301 Bo. Church ar flak—Slx-year-<>ld .Mr*. IxYgan is building a One bun- dates being initintbd, new officers gelding room to Heaven. Industry, thrift, honesty, self— -1*1- aobriety. —-----jfictilfce. virtue, Broadway, or phone '.*3. • t-w^ gnlnw on W<M Bond 81. BL floe Phin Smith.tf guaranteed sound.” Weight 1,2(10 installed, and*a fine supper served. Jacob Hebof spent Tlfbrsday and After-the Initiation, Mrs. J nines- sympathy and love arc fostered in tbfi hoqfe. The hpmb li ft»e bulwark pounds. Enquire a! Wallers' For flalo—Edison phonograph. 100 For Bale—Pair of- mares, weight of our glorious nution. Every influence tfiat i Livery Barn. l-wk two tninule rei-onls, 17 four mitt- Friday in Aim .\i bor. tba guest of Radford acting as Installing officer homes adds to the nubility of manhood tuul wt IwnuHftM the founding nf XOJO pounds. L A. Abbey. Hast­ son. FredTwho is attending the inducted tlm following* into the of­ ute records, and cabinet. Inquire In* ings. Phono 587B. if For Sale This Wrek-Au old fataUnivetsHjr. • fices named: “Breaking Home Ties” Is omj of tho-jposl :^altetidk»yH One of Ute 533 West Stale 81. l-wk Ulu lon-'d piano. Cheap, rm «a*JJor „„ girl bidding .Mra. Edna Pavne. Worthy Matron. mo»L beautiful pictures In lhe world of art. The t>oy w At a bargain, on* house ington St. r-wk For Rrftt—Convenient good-bye to Father and .„ Mother, receives a >(O holy . roonrf — — jy benediction that non *’ ' F. Field, worthy Patron. . lots, 1st- ward. Hostings. never escape inemor*- n **' n — • ot -• lb. ,un.blno Oul of* ' h- ahodow, — ,„d*•oul .. ------Assistant MaMr*, apartmeni. Iiniuire I* lol.l watch f*oh wii'n en&rtit Inquire 2iE Xo.A(ichiMn. Ave. tf comes entnns Mother's aioiflers fface. Mothers yntee. Mothers love. • ■■ . iron. Lrave nt, >vay-_________________ • 5jltl problam »b.ca eonfroni* many bearing inner — W flkke Chrep—Rough l-inch luin0“ ■’•’I- 1 “'»’•«'» >««. Mry ,l,l. u.,0, .v.nl Miss. Etta Patton, Secretary. For Sale—New milch Durham cow. I 1‘t-go business houses ot providing a BANNER Office. bbr for roofing and sheeling. also woman in Michigan lo pay a tribute of love and devotion to the livtaU Miss Adah Odell, Treasurer. 6 year* old. ’wl. aboul’iSTA Al*ni recreation spot for tfielr employe*, by old.Avl. bill stuff. Phone 400J. Inquire For Sale—Wing’IJxIfi. could be used Mother. Just read her lari letter once more, then write her a JoyiHM 1500 Miss Zeila Odell. Conductress. <500 Cable-N'elium Cnble-Nelsmi dprighf piano utlltalag. the roof of its new building, F. G. Pierce, City. tf letter telling her of your loyally and abiding love. On the grave of the for gnragv. ftfii Washington St. al .George will sell cheap. Inquire al.G'MUge In one section of the space the men Mrs. Emma Snyder, A,<sociate sleeping Mother scatter flower* mingled with your tears. r Smitli’Jr.'s meal market. - l-wk and boys play Indoor baseball behind Conductress. Yes, the greatness and glory of a nation it in the-Hinds and hearts For Rent—An 8 room house on Han­ strong wire netting A continuation -Bertha Ppyne, Adah. of tho another*. * • , . over St. Both hard mui soft wa­ Cow far Sale—Bert Areharl. Phone of thia space, roofed over and fur­ 137 1 rings. ’ l-wk THEREFORE, I. Woodbridge N. Ferris, ask that thb people of Mich ­ Maud Brown. Ruth; . ter in kitchen. Telephone 488 B. nished with plenty of comfortable igan set apart (he second Sunday in May (the 10th) as Molhcrt' Day As For Sale—House mid 2 lots, 3W chairs and settee*. and made attract- "Florenco Cooley, Esther. fap ns iKiasible, let parents In their homes and both young anAoid iri Zenia Olla, Martha. JilDckft M ain 8 },, tsi / ‘ *“ fantrd Enn*—I will nay a premium F<ir Sffie-3 vrnrs chi-mare. weight wl,h fl°wer and pain**. K.bbc Mlw UIKUU lb. Item, of Molter wilh llul tnlhiulum »oj Small payment dowi Pi.lUii '- a loungtrif rr.om and smoker: and this - NefHc-Cooley. Elrrla. for IOOO cases of clean eggs. In sincerity,which should characterize all loyal Amenctnu. • ■ r alrntil I2MI. Henry Crockford, 113 E. High SI. cleaning us* damp cloth, drf not opens Into the diningroom. Eliza Mitchell. Chaplain*. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the'Stele thia twentyPhone Ifitl :’ rings. 2-w)te dip eggs, in water. Get our Alberta Clouse. Marshal. savenlh day of April, in the year of our Lord onfe thousand nine hun­ For Sale Cheap one two-year-old j Rooms for the use of women etnprices. Phono 55. Joseph Rogers. For Sale—Quantity of household I inra WiliiHinl, Wardi-n, dred and fririrteon nnd of the Commonwealth the seventy-eighth. heifer, jusl fresh, calf wilh'her.j pioyee. a library and a real room and pond* cbnsisling of a cemnsular Georgiantifi Bauer, Organist. Woodbridge N. Ferris, J. L Cole, Ctti'llon Center, Citi-1 an emergency hospital aro on the range; Peninsular hard coal base James Crawley, Sentinel. By the Governor: ‘ ‘ Governor. sens’ phone. l-wk j other aide of the building, and openFor Sale—Horse, 1 years old. Wl. burner: Crema Dak wood or coal Frederick C. Martindale, ■ . . HlOe over 1300. Wm. Smith. lixnler; dish cuphoar*!:- kitchen For Sale—Full bh»«i»od Durham ln* ,rotn -M* iectlon Is a roof garden LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP SURE Secretary of Wale. Coats Grove. IL cabinet; Iwo kitchen tables; dintliurti-n. Phone exclusively for women's use. Windyearling bull. I,. I.. Sli l-wk | ln « walks are. bordered with flowers ipg table; .*i{l«*bonril; 3 -center 220-2 long 2 short.. For Sate—Buff Orpington egg* for MAKES PRETTY EVEN MIXTURE stand*; 4 roijkers: several other ._________ — --------------;------ . and palms, and in them the women T“u hatching. Inquire Phone 313-1 MUnter during their rings. if-' । chair*: 3 beds; 2 sets of tarings; Fof Sale—Gab- riding plow, also, BU(j Blr|g This Novelist. HASTINGS MARKETS check-row coni plahler. boih 1 -• — - out ' -­ 2 mattresses; 2 dressers: 2 ingrain - rccrvaiion Hour, Rule iar Problem Play and Mental Arithmetic * carpel*; 2 rag carpels; feather, nearly new. Eroesl .Mnltrson. !.' city and lake, an it (onset the ' There are people In life one never] ln au*' Quantities “ •* In Abou About‘ ' Equal Mat Phone 332, 2 loug-2 short. l-wk I sharpened bytho dally grind. and barn in 2nd ward. Good loca­ ‘lied; several good Ince curtains: several window shades; fruit Corrected ThuMday, April 30, i»H. more than Just bruahee by: from! tion. See James M. Smith. If can*, dishes, and numerous nlner Wanlrtl—Work of any kind, by 17 whom one gslna nothing; to whom one ' Wheat is quoted today at 66c per Wanted—Garden* lo plow, ashes U> year old boy. Can do farm work. The Dancing Bushman. IJfs la an even mixture ot problem article* will ho wild nt auction glvee nothing. People who, (bough bushel by the Hastings Milling Co. • haul, general team work. Chnrle* Saturday aflei nwm. May 2. corner । That inai wonoeriui wonderful Bushman tiueuman -who wno lived uvea they may bo the pivot of another's play and mental arithmetic. The other Other pnVes change on butter, eggs, Hicks,'ate No. Hanover, Phone Jefferson and Court Sts. Col .AV. For Solr—Well malclm.l, pair black I for “everat years at Kimberley and refellow Is a perplexing problem and potatoes, butler fat, bean* and clov253 B. 4-wks H. .Couch, auctioneer. 2-wk$ grjdings. I yenr* <>UI, weight 2500. •!•<«! ‘be temptation to learn a word Bert Valentine. Citizen*’ plume, j of Engilah, Dutch or ’’any known to you than a faintly penciled draw­ Ishlng that he does no batter. He does For Bair—Three colls. Percheron hr Sale—O. I. C. sow wilh 7 pigs; PBODUCa. Address Woodland. Mich. 2-wk*i South African language," while con­ ing. You may be Introduced to them nothing but make a mess of tilings bred, coming three year* old. Banner piitnloes; Barred Plym­ Frank Allerding. 2 mile.* north am) Experience to you Is never a predlouth Rock eggs for incubator For Sale—1000 No. 2 Pencil tree*. H versing'volubly In his own unknown 1 mile East of Carlton Center. tongue, is now ba<-k from Paris. Onco hatching. ?2.fS) per hundred. eenls each. $7.0ft per KIO. Hod No. ? more he has been put under the ml- tlona, thair “pernanai history, admire cr*ck. and only good mental digestion Citizens Phnne l(W I long I short. Phnne 117-5 rings. Olis DcMolt, ■nd approve. But that la all. It la Apple lr<»«». 25 ri.'lij’* each. 820.UQ Lake Odessa. tf 251, croscope, the horoscope and ell the no iiaa arranging meetings; striving 2-wks ?>***»’: other Instruments ot the Cambridge to know each other better: you’ll nrv- the meat Everything that happens to For Satc—Pair Imy-Belgian- nura. you is backed by a rule. Its start and I.hi*! ! Anthropological laboratory. Professor coming 4, weghl.2000. One sorre! For Sale—25 choice young grape Asparagus. *1.im Belgian gelding coming 4, wt. ilM Hydrtui- Duckworth assures us that thia la not vines. Will sell reasonable. Will Silver I, ' " ' Love und friendship are as inev­ finish are the Inexorable logic ot ap­ 1350. One pairaooach horses com­ bear next- year. Call 535 W. Bond gens. ;W i SuJrea*. Likki Ibmry- j only a Bushman, but a “type of Bush- itable as all eUse In this Inevitable plied or misapplied principle. That ia ing 4 nnd 5, wT. SfiSrt n line pair. St.. or Phone 3tfl. If suakles. Il. B. Richard*. Phone I man unrecognized hitherto.** We suewhere you do your figuring. Light­ Also good 7 year ohl mare. Otto l-wk | pect. however, that he will go down tlpodss and each go opposite ways— ning calculators have been known to l-oUI.TitY AND Birin. ' B. Schulze, Nashville, W mile west For.Sale—Eight room liouso wilh , .. “—“ 777; 7 ’to history, or whatever may be hts perhaps without even speaking. But figure ahead. Thills where tho say­ of depot. tf Lectkn-Mm-lloiudd Marriage. d^,|nyi M |he IUUe Ix.<puller. i-h-cl i icily and gas. Can bo ing of looking before leaping cornu lioughl nl reasonable price. Also *■- {•••rtk.'i. of D<»wlingjonr Bushman signalized hla reception from. It lathe spiritual parallel of Cistrrns built, i leaned and nqiain’d. two line Iola in desirable imriion* ond Mis* Alice MacDonald, of Mid-( al Cambridge by giving "an exhibition will meet again and again. People intricate calculus. Some people never All work guaranteed. P.hone or ------ - 7.------- lore . —7. ’~7 2_ - - half their energy in contriving of cily. Phone 310. * tf. db'villfi;- wen- umle<l m marringc! . . leave word at Smith’s Market. Leo ll«|,-| ',"d"l-ltel Tbw lite men wbo wero good at figures. Life keeps by Rev. J. T. Husted, in Grand Rap-* Sniltli, City. . If J*.!"’ .2 •» '-I" Wanted—I have an order for. 3<T0 ids, on Weilncsilay afternoon. ’£... , SheUei Corn, fxr builMl. da. ?V"? A,® , 1 ra,ge' by getting oul and pushing: or—to body who did not like to try. For flale—tiomt dry mixed wood feeding hogs, weighing almut DM »rnm wn* niii-micu ny ner *i*h-i-, ■ Jy’ Ss*s means rao. Iome|y «imlle ceriL’Jfo per cord delivered. Phone A. use „ a very very |homely almlle— —like like carlbs. rarlf i'.ali’y L. i'slnouids. Mi** Winifred MacJwmnld. of Grand' why no* '’■’“bliah a chair ot dancing: uge itepida, and r.liarl.-* - MtirDmidbl. | at lambridge Wld Install this already - la|n persona, who. Instead F. Sylvester or Geo. Tolhurst. If WhMore Chullrnoe For Cups. ** BAUD BAY AND BTBAW. brother of the bride, acted a* lie*l I distinguish**! Soy th - African?—South! Of waiting for a bus. Imagine they 288-3 rings. For Bale—3 acres of Ute late Henry "inn. I Africa. . i save time by walking on ao that it ■ Sixteen member* of lhe Hasting* are guuiK going to (irand Balch estate. Baltimore toWnsbip. -----; ....... " ........... — I Whist " 111-11. club nrr FKKD9-BETAIL FJUCM. may^ overtake them.—From “Simp- । llnnids Rapids Friday evening (day and. ,iilnv unpin.* on on Friiinv rri-..z i*vi<nimr . — —, Phone fAcey exchange. Byron Middlci lllc Hotel I'o Open. sows, bred for .Muy farrow. Two eon.” by Elinor Mo.rdauuL Not io Classy. ' for tho Knight nnd Furniture City Munger, Dowling. Route I. 2-wks .pure bred 0.1. boars. 0 months First Old Friend—•■Hullo, old chap, -. j tropliies. 7’nie names of lhe inem­ or Bale—House amt lol. second •old. I pure bred (>. I. C. with II Den Shilton ami family moved |g>r* of the two loams have not jtel bow uru yoo?" Second O. F.—“First ward. Helle Norton. Quimby. from Shultz. Tuesday, lo the City been nnnriuncod. class; “ ' ‘ - - • • 1-wR Scott, Quimby. Phone 3J8 4 rings, opened on June |. ThnJiuslel and will li<* resident* hen*, having [ Harvard Lampoon. l-wk be known as the “MidillPv purchased a home. Notice—All trapping, hunting nr fishing on my farm section 10. Baltimore is hereby forbidden. I will . prosMMito all trespassers. John Gunl. 2-wks ■MMRRRRRRNRRR■■■■■■■RRRR1 A PROCLAMAT1QN ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■«■■■■!( Reward for any informal inn coneerning. or return of opera glns*, os lost at Recd’s opera house. ' night nf “Paul llevere”.* Plcnse call 63. or rejtori at BANNER Of­ fice. l-wk For Sole—2 sow.* wilh_six pig* each. “•Jerry -Foley. H.-3. Hesi.l*- a t 13-iu- li Lake. l-wk For Hair— House and two lots nl Coals GroVc. Mrs. June M. Ilainp. 4-wka Every Sackl’of FRENCH’S WHITE LILY FLOUR is a BARGAIN For flair—Sow und pigs. Mrs. .May Farley, Morgan. I-wk For flair—Two horses, weight t loo^ H mile north Sweet’s Corners. C. p. Hughson. l-w|t Wanted—* •owl second hand, six octavo organ. For address call at BANNER Office. l-wk For flale—One 1A4 inch double work harness. $I5JM). One J. I. Case separator, 3? x St. wilh wind stacker nnd belt*. In go<w| run­ ning order, Frank Slo­ cum, Route (I. tf . For 8al**-Two years old cow. fresh. L C. Koble, phone 3H>, 3 ring*. For -Sale—Good refrignralor, price eight dollars. E. 8. .Mowry, cor­ ner Court and Hanover Sis. l-wk Nolice—Stankm nnd Clark horse shoeing and general repair work. Come am! fee us. Dowling, Mich. ..For Sa)r—Six slioais. Cillxrns' phone. Bert Trout wine, Coals Grove. l-wk Corner Lot on West Grand St.. f<>r sale. Inquire 118.East Wnlnul Wanted—Ma. liim-H. Lathe Shaner and Planer- hand*. Those having ■ ^Ir’ahop experience preferred. Slate age, experience, arid wage* wanted, also where hwt employ­ ed. Steady work, new machinery. The. Wells Manufacturing Com­ - pony, .Monroe, Mich. 2-wks Fur Bale—Twenty lots ut price* Bhginif. fnun «50 to WB. Alw ur C4itiagos heauUfully located with ph-nty nf,shade. Inquire of B. F. Brubaker, Acker’s Point. Kng Lak<% .Cloverdale. Phone 3 Mt t.lonq. UwK.* I’or flair—To aftllle nn estate, house nod tl acres of ground with barn, corn crib.’ch!cken house and driv­ en well. AtKIUi 7 blocks front bank corner. Inquire of Henry She!-. Ate. ............. H Ive white .“Imais weight , Judged by regular flout: standards, EVERY SACK of French’s White Lily flour is a BARGAIN, because you get a far BETTER VALUE for YOUR MONEY. People have found this to be true by EXPERIENCE, and for that reason there is MORE French’s White Lily Flour sold in Barry county than of ALL OTHER FLOURS COMBINED. Every Grocer and Elevator rpan sells it, so that you can get the best of -service in any part of the county. You, perhaps, may be able do buy other flours at as low a cost PER SACK, but you will find French’s White Lily FAR SUPERIOR IN QUAL­ ITY. Every sack is GUARANTEED to SATISFY YOU. The health of your family depends iu no small degree upon the flour you use. -Poor flour makes poor bread, and heavy, soggy bregd promotes indigesDon, and many other kindred ailments. We CLEAN the grain better. By special machinery we POLISH every kernel of wheat, removing all the dust and dirt. In>the ordinary mills all of this sluff is ground up and becomes a part of the flour. After the grain is thoroughly cleaned and polished it is put through 17 SETS of ROLLERS, where the ordinary mills only have 6 or 8 sets. By oUr method we reduce the particles of flour to a smooth, even granulation, al! of the particles being of practically, the SAME SIZE, This allows the yeast and water to be evenly absorbed all the way through. When you come to bake, you hav^ a light, perfect loaf of isread, that has alt of the bone and muscle build­ ing qualities of the wheat, and bread that is easy to digest, and a pleasure to cat. For your own satisfaction, why not make a batch of bread from French’s White Lily Flour, and a batch from any other flour that is claimed to be “just . as^ood” as French’s White Lily. Put them in the oven side by side and bake When you use French’s White Lily Flour in your home you KNOW them at the same time. . Give them both "the same chance,” without showing that you are getting THE BEST FLOUR MADE, because we take mqre partiality to either. You can then JUDGE FOR YOURSELF which flour is pains in the manufacture of it. In fact we put MORE than twice as much time and labor than other mills do into the manufacture of flour. ’ the best. The Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER APRIL 30.1014-20 PACES. PART TWO—PARES 0 TO 10. minmanil. Now wc command you publishing the good new# of sal- BARRY CO. W. C. T. U. CON­ VENTION IR HASTINGS MAY 5, 6 hvraty that the brethren in the name of qur.Lord ■vntimi. ‘fhe REPORT OF I. M. MIN­ Jesus Christ that ye withdraw church i.« the kingdom Im.given • yiiunmlve# from every hrollmr that rise to two great schools of Theol­ ogy. Armonlanhin and .Cntvinism. > walketh dikordvrty (nut of Divine ISTERIAL CONFERENCE. order*.and-not after lhe tradition Had this truth been properly nod , RECENTLY HELD AT HICKORY 1 OltMiRS. EXCEIJJ^VT PAPERS HMII AND DIHCIRMED MEETINGS WERE LARGELY ' AHENDEO BY CLERGY' Various Churches Report Excellent • Work Being Done on (he Sev­ eral Charges. The Ministerial Association of the। Wesleyan Methodist Conference■ was in session Inst week at Hickory Corners. There was a good al­ iendune.'. The following <rillcials। were elected: Pmldrnl-Hw. w. F. G>rnrtl, Hickory Corners. Vice- President—Rev. E. F. Mc­ Carty, Pittsford. Secretary— Rev. J. B. Thompson, Rives J uncl ion. Treasurer -Rev. Ethel M. Ovenuliire, .Marshall. Much interest was manifest In the paper# presented and lhe dis­ cussion# which followed. Among the topics presented were the fol­ lowing: "•Religious Juggnrty-—Rev. H. A. I toy. Grand Rapids. He saidThera is sweeping over I hi* relig­ ious world today n moralistic, sen­ timental, seinl-religious feeling which finds exprosjdon in lhe churches through organization# und civic movement# toward* social welfare, race improvement and world betterment. The problem# of. child Inlxtr, eugenics, public snnitaiioi), eta- are engaging lhe mind, of Um church while soul# drop in­ to an eternal Mate of perdition • hourly in Lhe old fashioned way. because of that most prevalent. nnd most terrible malady, sin. Il it« our duly tn maintain our integrity ns a i-tiurch and keep tn the business for which wc were ruH<*d into living. Il is evident* that, tin* crafty enemy of Grfil nnd Christ nnd man could not have foi&tid upon tlm at­ tention of lhe world a more subtle scheme for the displacement of spiritual power nnd the utter over­ throw of truly Divine nm.l spiritual result# than liy the Hhowy nod purely human religiousness of the day. How shall we do under tho rirriimslances? For our enliglitcnment we must turn to tlm wmil Iherei is upon us. and Clirist said. ••Go nut after them nm> follow them.” Paul warns ijs of perilous limes, very religious times, in which nearly every body will bo re­ ligious. connected with some fothi of religious movement m.'A'i'Hairi.uilion. As'to our relation to thwie ne Instructs us io turn away. When we consider tho Bible as being lhe word of God wo have hero what ninoimt# tn a positive rntnmnul. II Theas. Il, 6, wo have the same (teaching) which they received-of us, Paul said Hint man in these days would juggle wilh religion and prays: ’"Tlm Lord . direct your hearts into the love of Hod nnd in­ to the patmiil waiting for Chtyt." Tlm AtUtude of lhe Christian Minister Toward Reform"—Rev, S. W. F. Garnett. Hickory Comers. liiscussion Ini by Rev. R. A. Manwell,'Battle Creek. Wixdo not need to reform an evil but to kill it. Jesus Christ did not come tn reform (he world, but. to rcilemn It. The Christian minister nee<M to be care­ ful ns lo hi# retAtion toward so cnlled reforms. “Prophetic History" by Rev.’S. A. HpaWell, Battle Crock, lit* said: P’^H'l/eey is history written imfore hand; Much «>f the Bibb* is proph­ ecy. Much prophecy ha# heen fullllll*#l nnd nrf flint relate# to the'filturn will Im* fulfilled. Since God has been pleased to reveal the fu­ ture to us we do ourselves n very great injury by neglecting the study of prophecy, prophecy must ex­ plain history and not history prophecy. Tim same Holy Spirit who moved Isaiah, Jeromiah, Mal­ achi anil all tlm Ohl Teslamenl iironlmls to write also moved Mulllivw. Mark. Luke. John and Paul ami ran inferprel tin* one as well a# tho other. Tlm wool has lmvn spiritu­ alized until il ha# almost lost its fioree. The tendency is to rub fcrael of tm^ kingdom nnd her fu­ ture glor>- nnd leave her only tlm chastisement. Tlm church ha# ap­ propriated. Israer# blessings nnd promises as her own. God never Intended It to be so. Rev. E, F. McCarty of Pittsford gave nn exenllcnt report of the Prophetic Conference hold In Chi­ cago,. Inst February. He said: Rev. W. !.. Paltengill of Philndelphia soys.that a prvmiilcnninlisl believes mivun Ihings. H<i believes in God; Illi* virgin .birth: Hint Clirisl died for our sins; that Christ wns raised for our justification; that Christ in­ tercedes for us nl the right hum! of lhe Father; that Christ dwells in us nnd believes in the imminent second coming of Christ in glory to fulfill I Im promises. hr. C. J. Scofield says tlm Ohl Testament foreview of the kingdom enters the New Testament umnodifli*<l. There an* those who believe that tin* Ohl Testament kingdom was fulfilled in thn New Testament church but this confuses the stud­ ent of tlmjairipliires nnd gives only Dr. Robert M. Russell, Prrofdcnl , Westminster College and Moder­ pf ator in Presbyterian church, says: The prevailing idea is that the church is the kingdom, that lhe chtfrch is 10 bo tlm agency for con­ verting the world and-that this will be nrconiprishod when the church­ es unite their forces nnd thus pre­ :sent n. more solid front tn Hie en­ iemy. He says the rhundi is not I lie kingdom, hut is lhe herald of tlm kingdom. It is God's means of The Fountain Is Flowing and all the will surely are on tap. dae, a Soda delightful flavors that appeal to your tastes Call and order a Sun­ or Milk Chocolate. . C. E. HARVEY North Side Pharmacist Hastings, Mich. not matter what we betieve or'fenclibn this subject. A. C. Gacbelein. Eilitor of Our Hope say# that this age will close with The. people making sit great denials. 1st, denial of the faith. 2nd. denial of sound doctrine, 3rd. denial of lhe. power of Godliness, till, denial that. Jesus Christ ha# come in the flesh, 5th, denial gf the Lord by teachers, fith, tkninl of authority. These denials place man in authority and hi# power comes from tlm devil. Tlm apos­ tasy will not become universal while the church rwnalh* "" «»flh nnd tlm gospel is proached. Dr. Itiley, pastor of a Baptist church in Minneapolis rays that there are four particular signs which ought lo tie mentioned: Find—Tlm proclamation of world peace yet accoinpanieil by a world wide preparation for war. Second —A professed search nfler truth by the groat majority of people who only accept lies. They'would rub* God out of His universe, deny the Mipernatural Imcnuse they do not understand it. Third—A professing Godliness nnd Ilin practice of God­ lessness according to 11 Tim. .'1:1-5. Fourth -The creeds nod doctrines of churches are cruihbling, because false teachers deny the fundamen­ tal doctrines of sin, the new birth anil of the supernatural. Progres­ sive ministers oppose cofiveraion Imc.'yise they never experienced it. I(e concluded his address by ex­ horting the people lo stand by the fundamentals of tlm Gospel, streng­ then the things that remain' and h«*lp,to tiring back tlm King. Dr. Torrey said we hear much In these days al»ut Hie iinilnlion of Christ, but such a tiling is impos­ sible. He condemned the teaching# of ’The Iinilnlion of Christ" by Thoma# A. Kempt'# and also ‘TtiiHis Steps" by Chas Sheldon. Dr. Torrey gave two simple ruh's.for holy liv­ ing: First—iJon'l do anything you wouldn't have the Lord Hud you do­ ing wheii He comes. Second—Never go anywhere you would not like lo have the Lord find you when He comes. Other excellent papers welc read by Rev.' J. K. McCroert of Holland. Hi v. .1. B. Thompson. BlivtW Junc­ tion, Rev. Ethel M.\ Ovenshire, Marshall, Rm*. C. M. Duiiyen. Lans­ ing. Mrs. Lena Thompson, Hives Junction. - Ailre-Rnihler, Reporter. Will Pay n Premium ot Three Cents • Per Pound of Butler Eat tilt * Sweet Cream. ' Dairymen surely ought not to lie "low in taking advantage of tho Crystal Creamery’# otter, made in their adv., thia week. They want iWteet cream; and In get il they will j pay a premium of three rent# npr I pound of butter fat uvertlm quoted prim* of sour cream. A little extra ,|i.nii'. and Minding lhe cream four [times a week instead of-two will moult in this very substantial in­ crease in price. Have decided not to continue these goods in stock, and to clean them out will make the price extra ■ low. Notice the values and prices. Lawn Mowers Croquet Sets , Silver King Ball Bearing ' Mower. A fine machine in every way. Easy to run and very durable. Painted and varnished, each set complete binged cover box. Mi-in., 12c value, close out price, 8c M-in., 12c value, close out price, 8c 4-ball set, 74c value, CQz> - Close Out Price.__ _______ OxC 6-ball set, 98c value, Close Out Price.__ ____ __ODC 8-ball set, $1.48 value, (1*1 IQ Close Out Price___ r JLx NE.W YORK STOKE Hastings, Mich In which are combined the two greatest features known in footwear Long Wear and Comfort The average life of a pair of work shoes is about. Jour months. Many of our customers have worn our $3.00 Ail Weather Wear Work Shoes for six, eight and even ten months and enjoyed foot comfort the entire time. Many of the shoes you buy at this price are loaded with pasteboard and other substitutes for leather in the heels, soles, insoles and counters, but every pair of our $2.50 and $3.00 work shoes are absolutely solid, containing no substitutes for leather whatever. BUY THE BEST. DON'T BUY SHODDY WORK SHOES. Ask for our All Weather Wear Work Shoes at $3.00 and you’ll get long wear and comfort from every pair. Markham. I lisrim.-rion led by BlesiltUDCA Ket­ cham and GlasnoA . Solo; Mrs. 51. Grigsby. Housework—A Stdmu-o, Mr.Cross. Bible In the Public School Brandy— song. High Schott Glre Club. Question Draw, Mrs. French. Reading nf .Trmrtffll. *• Adjournment. Wednesday Eicning. 7:30 Music. Devotional#, Rev. Maurice Grigs­ by. Music. Men’s Qirirfelle. Gold -Medal.Contest in charge of Superintendent Mi«s Susie Phillips. Music, Men's Quartette. A VERY LIBERAL OFFER IS Collection. "All Burden# Ara MADE BY CRYSTAL CREAMERY Light When F.verjoncJJfta Benediction. ITEMS TO CLOSE OUT Garden Hose The 36th annual .* Cnx. nli.>n the Women's Christian l.mpernnce Union of Barry rouuly writ |H- held Jn the Presbyterian fhifleli in Hast­ ing# on May 5 and 6. A Im-.-.* alt.■ll.lan.■v i< expt'i'lcd. Tho following program D nhn.mm-f <1: Tuesday Moruliui. H: 3f» Executive Board M.ieling, 9:30 Praise Service, Mis. llillmi. Holl call of Ofilcrra ami Superin­ tendents. responded to 14' "Who's Who and Why" in the Trinpcrahc? Cause?\ . ' , Appointment, nf '..Hiiniitloe#. Courtesies, Credential# mid Fiijanee. Music. . County Superinten.i.■> ■*. count Their Blessing*Our Helps, Mr#. Ffenrh. Noont ide Prayer. Tuesday Afternoon. f:30 Devotional#, Mrs. Bump. Heading of Journal. “Tlm Most Inniortniii Work for lhe Public Good?' Local President. Duet. Mesdame# Cnrr mid stiles. 3:00 Outlook for National.Consti­ tutional Prohibition, Mr#- I'rencli. Is the Test of Civill/mi..n Hie F.«. limate of Woman? Rev. Maurice Grigsby. • , Memorial Sen'lce, Mrs. Alien Ijlwrenee. Tuesday Evening. 7:30 Music, PresbyteHmi Clinic. iMvotioiinln. Rev. Brandy. Solo, Mr#. Troxel. Address, Mrs. French. Offering. Benediction. Wrilnesdny Morning. OflMl'Bibte Heading. Mrs-Merrick. Bending uf Journal. Address by Prvaidet'L Report of Corrwpoihiinp tary. # Report of Treasurer. Report of Auditor. All Sing. RepdrL of CredenlinD Gnmmillee. . Eh<clion of Ofilcers. Parliamentary Ijjw, Mrs Glad­ stone. Nobntide Prayer. Wednesday Afternoon. I: 30 Devotion.#. Mrs. Jennie Lnehr. I'aper, “Our FimmIs mid In inks ns intentiniicd In i-vi'i-y book. Il is ri— furred lo more than any oilier doctrini*—more than fnilli. God*# grace. BANNER WANT ADV'S. PAT. 16-in., $5.00 value, /fQ Close Out Price---------18-in., $5.50 value-------- --CQ QCZ Close Out Price------ Work Shoes Program Annuiincwl for Annual Gathering to Im Held in First prt-.ii\ trriatr Chtifth. clearly uthleralodd these Unities among the giants would never have been faughL—He also sayMhat do! one genuine believer in our Lonl'# second coming as a condition of se'curing (he kingdom ha# gone over lo the side of lhe destructive critics, or emhrartsl what is. termed the new Theology. • Canon I'.-E. Howitt of Hamilton. Canada, says the doctrine of |!i.* second coming of Christ is mention­ ed ISO limes in the New Teslaiii.mt. RAPID HEATER CO. OR­ GANIZED LAST AUGUST Grant H. Otis 8 Co Hastings, Mich Phone 74 Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich Garden Seeds Our line of Seeds is complete and fresh. Our ♦ prices are right. Get good seeds and have a little ♦ garden of your own. J ust let us show you what ,♦ we have. ' , ♦ WUNDERLICH GROCERY Manufacturers of Hot Water anil Steam Healing Plants. Have Many Satisfied Users. Tlm Rapid Heater Company nf Grand Rapids. Michigan, are in lhe fle(d for business these days. This Company w.is first organized in May, HMJ3, ami August, 1013, was recognized and are. now pushing to ♦ Hie front wilh new determination. Modern method* mid progression ♦ are evidehcefl in tlm Healing Hne. as well a# every oilier line of business, and a heating apparatus designed year# ago. leaving out all lhe good . things tbal'practire and Experience ' , have developed since, certainly can­ not appeal lo Hie house-holder of ' Imlay who wishes every efficiency and- economy combined in one Healer. For just tlitap reasons the "Rapid" Heater was designed and made, not w||h untried iirim-iple#. but wilh a combination uf princi­ ples and construct loir approved by the most up-to-date designer# and healing engineer# in lhe counity. Tlm •'Rapid" Healer lias a large spacious nsb nil, large clinker' door and double front and back clean oul doors. They also have large fuel carrying capacity, thin, sensiIlVe'water way*, deep comignled healing surface in lire pot, and sim­ ple construction. The display of healers from this Company nt the Grand Rapids Ex­ position last week was a good une. rhe Rapid Heater is a good locking one nnd tlm proprietors of the Com- I pany an* live young .men who hrtx c I lhe courage to express their convic- I lions in the matter of heating ■> method# nnd plants. . UJ [if addition to Ihrir regular num-!KI hers for large building they manu-<||| facture One heater Hint is especial- ||| ly good for .farm resideneoa. They have mnny recommenda- HI lions from users of Rapid Heaters|~ from all part# of the stab* sur- ||1 rounding Grand Haplds. The Cities i||| of Holland, Allevmi. ML Pleasant. | III Vicksburg. Shepherd, Ionia nnd | ID even as far away as Missouri and Fl Minnesota. PHONE 83 Jefferson Street ♦ < ♦ * ♦ 4 Deliveries Daily ♦ Hastings, Mich. ♦ TRY A BANNER WANT AD—THEY BRING RESULTS About 15 members of lhe local Pythian lodge Nt tended lodge ta ' Middleville on Thursday, evening. The degree team amt about "28 members of1 Ivy Imlgrt of Saahville, were also present ' aud Conducted work. ONE YEAR AGO IMPROVEMENT Was Our Watchword and It Is. the Same Today. Just about one year ago wc added a large new machine to assist in doing your laundering and family washings. During the past year our laundering has increased. That signifies satisfaction to our customers. Wc can do your work satisfactorily too If you will let us. Phone 243 and have our wagon call. - ‘WE WASH EVERYTHIN^ EVTRY OTHER DAY.” ,ff American Steam Laundry SHUI.TF.RS BROS.. PROPS Phone 243 I las tings, Mich. □ �TIIF. H YER. APRIL 30, 1914. executor. Ctejms io be heard be­ lance lino In hero, hut In April fulfore c.ourt, lugiFsl 2tth. . Inwing lliey slarled a hx-al ex­ Estate of Minute H. Manker, d»- change with 150 phones. Today Lhare an- 1403. <k) pboiiet have srr1' A"m»i r-'-n filed. been added during the past year. hdatf of Em-I (nbsoo, minor. An­ The 13 operators at iircsent em­ MB|». Marriage Licelwc. nual report 4EfciAid1.Hi llh-d. ployed an- answering fnnii 7.0(M) tn him.* Z COOK BROH. Editors, Diemcr Yeenstra, Hastings M u , -1,:I '' Marsh, dpcrased. Kino local calls aer day, that is an Obituary poetry and reeolutloM, So1 Clara Holliday; Railings............ s 4u1 Itatitiuii toy Ifei.n.r pi sell real es- increftflu uf abbtft. 2,000 since WtO. 11 classes him among the tl wrr-waHTH tear J-'ii;- hj'-d. IfiHing May 15th. Claims 'f lu-re are il state lines leaving the men with whom punctuality and •ubscrlption by Mail. Post-Paid. ' Warranty Deed*. tu be heard before court August 17. clly and two trouble men are kept eiirttww in: 4 principle—u * iNH YKAlt. in advanra...........»l < pubitshrd free; 6 cents per lln» chart­ Glenn if. German - io Mamucl F. busy upon the local lines. HOWARD tort of a mtn. ed for each line abort tha Unas. , Zerbu and wife, west half lots 5 and' CITIZENS TELEPHONE CO. Notices of births, deaths or marHa knows the HOWARt) b CANAii’fAN inn IONS rlapek will be printed ftee as h*W», 8, Blk. 24, .Middleville. RClUW. HAS MADE SPLENDID RECORD Wm. E. Brown aud wife iu Wm. matter. worid No communication will be publish­, C. Brown and wife, 16o acres, sec. ■atsred at the pottoffice at Has­ • tings, Michigan, as aecunS class mat- ed under any c!rcurn»tanet* unless it. 23, Assyria. aMMUMi. Jos. G. .M«<r?e and wife to Albert Local Exchaum* H*« Al Present 1403 bear* the writer-* name and poatofficei Phonra And-Employs 13 The date ami piano- of the next T. Shepherd and wife, 2UU ac. sec. address,____________________ County Pomona Grange meeting ADVERTIS1NO RATES. ■ 36, A-u.yria. 865UU.nu. Operators. JOB PRINTING. Elizabeth Seanr tu Harriet K.Display advertising rates on appllThe Citixcna.Tuhqdmne Co. willi will lie announced ill tills dcpaitpeculiar value to the Beattie, iota 7V and 80, Orangeville‘ general offiera in Grand Hapids was nieht as soon n.« the arrangements Business locals and reading notices. equlppt-d job office* in VTrstsrn Mlch- village, MiNi.ou. "i-anlzi'd in Jun.'. 1895 and in Oc- ran be'completed. gift of a HOWARD I*.in and I* prepared lo do any kind Geo.’W. Davis In Clarence M.• toiler of the oane jear lhe first pole Tho County Y, M. C. A. has the ot book and job printing. French. 4o acres, section 32, Thurn- was sgl. The G>iiipany pul 4ii lhe plans all commela fur a corn con­ Watch. . apple, 8I200XJP. Manuk! mttm and in 1896 service test In every school district in the Besides its intrinsic Win. Martin tu Adaline. Martin el was started will. 832 subscribers. county. E\<-ry grange has a great WFFEltEXCE IN WAGES BETWEEN ENGLAND AND GERMANY al, 40 acres, section 36, Maple Grove,• The management Bresaw a possible opportunity to help lhn boys nnd at EXPLAINED. *l.uu. vigorous growth und accordingly the same time help the ngrieullural John Usborne and wife to Ijjfay-' decided to-fast :i 11 a plant lai-gv interests uf the cuuidy by increas­ , elle Usborne and wife, 8i acres, sec.- enough to acconuii'xiate about 3,(MN) ing the yield per acre of lhe great­ Phone 281 Jewelers-OpticMna Hastings 21, Carlton, 83.U00.U*. suhscribera. In 1'.»'2 the exchange est crop grown. The following press’ dispatch, w hich appeared in lhe Grand Ilapi.ds Jacob Belmr and wife to Jos. L.■ reached almost («»«' and it was then Will the Grange lecturers of lhe Evening Prpas of Wednesday April 24, will lx- read wilh hileresl, ami ex­ Ashaller and wife, lots I and I, Blk.■ seen that some n>-w system would county please send their programs and Ohio' lead in tile number of BHAWD RAPIOS GRANITE 5, Kentield's Add., City, 8300.00. Im required, or additional apparatus ear|y, one or two have arrived too new Granges each liaving 29 lo its plains tbe -fallary uf the free, trade-argument (hat wages- are higher iu ANEW BUILDING PRODUCT Wilber Tinker to Vernon W. Kel­ to care fur the piobuble continued Into for publication. credit. Kansas is second with 20, ' free-lladc England Ilian in'Gennany which has a pruleclive tariff:— < . ley, hit 2, Lichty's Add. City, 8I.2U0. growth. • Tho publlshcfr require ihi# d<-- Pennsylvania- third with 18 nnd Cassius U Glasguw ami v ' ‘ I After'carefully investigating the nariment to have Grange news and Michigan, New York and thiulh Da­ Wakhiugton, April 22.—Amillier Democratic congressman rose ih the । Fred Snore, parcel, Nashvilh. 8350. ------' auloinalie telephone, (he officials of 1 Items iu on Friday morning of each kota are tied for fourth place wilh A Manufactured Granite of Most Beautiful Color and Flnlsli. house the other day mid inquired of his Republican and Progresnive Wm. W. Delano and wife to Geo. ■ tip- Citizens* 3V*|vpliunc Company 1 week, -preceding the week of pub- 12 each. Ono new Stale Grange. Durable and .Not Too Expeiedvr brethren why it was that wages In protective Germany were lower than decided to adupi that system in j Hcalion. It will be imcesxu-y (■> gel North Dakota, has been organized 27. Irving, 830004)0. Yen' likely, among the few in­ (•rand Rapids. In I'A'i the busi-1your programs one week before during the quarter making the total those In free trade England. He made the customary pause for a reply, I.* intoi-wtlng 1l.lI,... exhibits al _ . .th." ■ Sophia Brink lo Herman W. news had grown — that when the - they apjmar iu print. for the country, thirty two State iontely Granges. ’•train! r.rauu Rapids napius Industrial inoustrial Kxpoaitlou, Exposition, >>ul received' num*. >11 seems (hat none of lhe members .who know the Frost, Ix>t PH6. Cily, WXMM). - Geo, E. Green and wife to Sylves­ automatic phon. • were < installed ■ G|aM (;r,M.k orange Is erecting l.vnlcounly*!.-* « . > < ■ I •> *1 certainly r. > ■ > 11 . > outdo Ilf•(.> ­ Illi* lilt*. !■ null it I, was „•<.! that I I. .. 1 of .r lhe lit, mustI Inh-i-L-sling Eaton ** , ‘ * r ’ ?. wcr ® O* 15 n <*w sheds for horses. An ire cream A-B-C of the tariff was on the floor nnd no one ventured to answer. ter Lane und wife, IHt acres, section day there are nearly l.t.oiMi patrons । S1H.1U| W||j [1C ij^jj al (|1(, ing henp.-lf in Grange activity this Grand Rapids Granite, a product Joe Fordney had lie sooner heard of the challenge, however, than he 31, Castleton. 8150.00. m l“e {•mopany in Grand IlnphD. ball. April 2i. The proceeds will yedr. Since January- HU 442 new under way U> manufacture by the Slyvesler Lane and wife I" Geo. I he automatic syst. m has been .*0, a|>pjy on (ho coal of ||M, ,bo(K Battjes Fuel and Cement Co., locat­ menibcra have i>een added lo the told the reason and gave notice thnl nl the llrsi opiwrtunily hu would E. Green, M acre, so'ction 31, Castle­ salisfactory the i .onpany has inpoor new members were recently already large incinlMTsliip In many ed toward thu south end of Division ton. 850.00. . make tlie reply oh lhe Noor or the house. * of the Ruliordinate Granges and the avenue. . stalled similar systems tn Battle admitted to pieinlmrship. Geo. F. Culler'mid wife In Jerry 1 end is not yet. Gm* new Orange ■ ® H. C. Jones, fbrmcly of lhe Uni­ “The reason is to lie found in tin* fact that Germany employs a much Fisher, 58 acres, sec. 31, Woodland, Creek, Holland and Lansing. . has boon organized at Chester and versal Portland Couienl Oi, is now At the pteseiit time either by in-1 (ilaaa Creek Grairgc Program, •aww. • larger percentage uf women nnd children in her factories than England," for Glass Creek Grange,B another is in.pnm(H>cl al Brookfield, maaiuter of the Balljes Co. ami in Elizabeth McCartney lo Uulda J. stalling or purvha-mg other tele-1 program :2'X*7A*. ‘.‘"* ''J'* 2. 41)11. - ’”-------- --------- '•'■'iOlivel and Eaton Rapids have each idioul two weeks Grand liapids declared Mr. Fonfney, "and this- brings lhe general average wage down Hawks, lot 23, Phillip;! Add- Nash­ phonu plants Hie Citizen* I ele-1 j|1ay ’£.n'X ci..c..i...,,ra i broken Their steady and ciHiserva- Grauile will bo ready fur lhe mar­ phone Company own and operate 1 Song—On< T y Solemn} |ivi. g.a(t aI](| |>a(.h n,|(|,.,| |nrit,. vdiuiderably. For instance, in lhe mdlery and chinaware industry lhe ville, 81.00. ket. . Sarah J. Areliart el al to Chas. A. exefionges in bveiy city and town of: Thought"-By Grange. ' classes,Illona ns-ently. average hourly wages fur various crnintries are as follows: United Hall and wife, I8£ acres, seclion 29. any importance hi Meslera Miobl-I nb|l (’.all-Wtml nro three iinpbr- , lnlirrt ,iraniOlivet n. on kis to enter­ The new product, old in oilier lain 1‘ommi'j Grange on Saturday of places, but new in (his section, is «?'!■ rhl> f e ®p* l ,r, ;7' nl £V ‘ r Uanl things your molher did for ' n'lfCwk ^iTrecord . Stales, SlflTcenls; England, II cenlsj Germany. 9.13 cents; Austria, 8.1*5 Hastings, 8U»i. ‘ 4 ; breaking -rowd is ^xuect.-A T1 a building unit (-(insisting of con-, Lewis IL Barries lo Arthur E.. 35.<W) BUbwriber* on the entire, )0U?„By each member. expectesi. stakes rrots amt granite, made under n . J Recitation. "AIkjuI Muthcrs’*-Le-1 ! f. t nThe ‘ f ccnlsj<Frauce, 8:25; Belgium. 6.93 cents; Holland, 6.5 cents; Japan, 2.5 Pation nnd wife, west % lot 30, Clo­ ............... ... =t ?mH<N f.-r - full 80JUOO 150 ]M>und pressure and absolutely ’ hu Co.mRa,Y 0T‘ 4*^? n,l,eJLlah Bdmmerville, 1 Grange mJm&fi verdale, 835OJMI. cents. :*”-5_,. Grange iihiuinfs meiuber* ami nnd is* WM) subordi- Impervious to waler. ll.U laid up metallic loll circuit,- mostly copper: paper I I"rang> Eugene C. Knox to John F. DuFcwt-r Childrcn and Women Employed. nnb-Jiraiw.'. In Mi.-I.innn nl Ibr under header and slretchbr plan inoEp||r.ih,'., n \r| crank laSi™..’; Inwith Mn-bi«;;. U«l»ry[bo sum OranM (tax Maresq, 38 acres, section 6, Yankee and offers conn.-Hion than 200.000 tq*- • «the same as some of the old.build* "In the United States 19 female laborers arc employed to Ian) males in Springs. W5o,in». “ l'n;-lTlm-n.l. An.nnn: ,'lura ‘ld<i«k Ings which have sUmmI too years or , Geo. Hafller and wife lo Gilbert alone. Il also this industry; in England, 80 females to, too males; Gcnnany. 30H females pendent Compain in Ohio. Indiana more. Il is made up in granite 1 ’tti’irHnld. ' lldnc I-ur Wil1 *>*’ »« i,'cr'‘a«! ff,Mn U10 ,W0 R. McI^xmI and wife, parcel section and. other stab--*. The Goinpany to 100 males, hi German/ I ho'average wage for female labor is 30 cent* 21, Woodland. 9925.00. Hix'nvi 11 iniii l{-’(dt«s“ n-iv niil r l‘"rt4Hl by slate Secretory al the faces of all colors and kinds and is 11.? i-htw raltin. l“’ n,nt U.’!Xlln» w 8&lorganP suitable fbr cut stone work, window Hastings City Bank lo Arthur C. ftitnislies exceptionally gond ser­ 1 per day; for male labor, W cents per day. As 73 per cent of the laborers h !Z!» kli ! ; Gallon oTthe new Grange al Uaslle- trim, water tables, etc. Glasgow, undividitl H of ICO acres, vice on its long distance lines. At the time of (lie merger of (Iuin Gcnnany are females the avefage wage is brought down below what it section 17. Baltimore, 81.00. “-l11 nP A 1 •Notln.ro — 110|1 CcIll,.r wil|, a cbarlea. iriembrrThe walls are laid with two air Richard M. Bales et al to Floyd A. Independent cxrbnnge of Del. (he * "f sixty-four provides for ■spaces for the insulation of lhe ia in England. . Gaskill’nnd wife 1*4 acres, City, Bell Co.’s iX't. Ex. a merger per­ ’’nf « ill lu. . .r-v.. iI hr ••‘•’“'ly onc-lialf !.«•’1 ’«e-any onr-nnii lhe tiio ivuirod ivuircii gain gam building lo prevent eundotualion. mit 'vus issued by the Michigan "lb lhe textile industries (he same conditions prevail. Many,children 9I25M llefroshment-s will l»e Jserved by , arvJ W1 . Hr ,. bupeful that tho May This gives a building that will stand ?r . i . arvl w V' hopeful that the May Ol the UK '•■..Ltllnar >>Z tlm II... Pomnna H.iima,.. Grange nl Frank M. Nash and wife to Gerald llailroad Coimni-ion which en-jhe unmarried membersS of are employ^ in this industry. In England 275,000 persons, hie employed nKiriing.uf nt without . repair nr d^nn-cialion. Nosh nnd wife, soulh half lot Wl al«|*-s tho Citizen* Telephone Lnm- Grange, Maple iA-af will show that w'e have Honn-s can lx* built with Grand under eighteen years of age, of whom 33,0)0 lire under fourteen years of and south halt uf east half of, lot pnny to give tong distance sen-ice; Floyd Whittemore. Lee. nearly reached Um 850 snark. Will llaiiids Granite al from 91,000 lo over its copper metallic long dis-' ---------- — <­ ago. In Germany (be figures are not as eomplcte, but of thp 908,00) per­ tW. Cily. IStMUn th-- ynrjous subordinate Grange *300,000. Mr. Hcrquist uf the United Blairs Thos. Sullivnn and wik* to T*hns. fance lines to each and every one of I *nio new cipher ciwlcs of the un- SocretanO* take especial care lo son* employed in textile mills M.OK) are under the age of fourteen years. thc 85.000 (telephones in Detroit.'written work of the Grange that C. Freer, south holt lots 1150 und Iu a like martner any one in D.-- have been in course of preparation have their reports io the Pomona Steel Co, U having a home built front this same material on lzm» Yet we are admitting thousands of dollars’ worth of goods free of duty 1151. Cily. tBNUNi. 'irnnge for Um quarter ending J trail can secure excellent long dis» ; for some lime are now ready and Geo. A. Eddy lo Geo. A. Eddy and tance service to any of the tbous-tare bring sent out from, lhe office March 3lsf. made oul accurately Island Suuml, which will eost into this country made by this cheap child and female fabor." 000 and will be three years under wife. ie acres, sections 32 ami 33. iland* of Citizen- Telephone snli-inf the Master of the State Grange and completely so that we may construe! Ion. ■■(’hn/' M' th'iinnm t.i Almnn (*. i ’rriiKT* in/be Slate outside of Ik*- this week; There has been n gn at know exactly where we stand in One of tlm catchy (hings. about V .rrav n. d vv f" <•.T 11<‘'' (lemnnd for a cipher code from, all the'mailer of membendiip.* Ihe'display <lf the Battji*s Company a"',.'*ift’ nart, ‘* Atwhvtllc, ,n|e i:itiz,.n^.*fM|tt,hunr Cnmpanriparte «»f (he State and it is expectwas a big motto alsive their ImmOIi r wla (iiSrracr. H. O Archer-nd wife to Herbert ’ J wl *‘V’t whlrh rood “Build Ibunes Not have always believed; greatly improved as a result of this Mrs. A. J. Senter is improving Houses.*' And Inily a home built J. Calkins. nefes, Melton i3. Mlple Us L officials ”!V.‘ lliak tlm omtlihtire of the iwople artion. Masters of sulioryinnte under lhe. care.of Dr. Mohler.. of this malerial could mil be more, Grove. 83.raM.m.\ Mg. and Mrs. John Walters have beautiful if built of thg most ex­ • greatest asset. They- lout!! Granges will find this code n final Susie Eip.-laiid. admr.. to Samuel the striven hard to gain this conlldrm-e: authority in settling the many dis­ pm<- to Hastings In live. pensive |m>|ImIhm| granite. " Zerbe and wife, lot 3, block 20, Mid­ and have Ix-en SRJcces-ful. puled [minis that arise in giving lhe Mm. Elijah Thurston and daugh­ Many of the greatest buildings in dleville, ft'fti.OO. most tofklMlntlable feature unwritten work. The rode is i-*su- ter France’s have gone U> Belding this rouulry are built of this won­ . Kdu4u J>'alta»»aud.wife.lo Andrew. •■nfOne . . the Cxnnpntiy*r*yriettt ts-Mwd md ed hy-ttm JfaGonttf Grange and Re h.r h few days' visit. derful pretty manufarturesl stone I. Stokoe. lots 1. 2, 3 and t. block 37. a Singh- dollar's worth of water ran accuracy is atb-'h-d by Charles M. Miss peuinh (ioodell of- Hastings and as soon ns lhe public. Ikecoinrs Middleville, 81 j»». |w found in it* stock. Every drd-hSajdimr,. High Priest of Deumlcr*, spent Sumlay with her oareuta, Mr. acquainted wilh the product there Henry-.A. Brooks and wife to-Ina tars worth of sfoi-k wdd n-presc-ntShim cqurt of'lasl resort ifi mallet* and Mrs. George Guodeil. . will be many more bullL Stevens, cast !4 lot No. 73, .Middle­ a dollar invested in the plant. । relating* to the unwritten wort of ville. It can truly be said the Citizens' j the Grange. , accident near Coate Grove am The case of Gertrude Mudge EiD Telephone Crnntiany is mi excellent, The reports of new Granges pr- tend our sympathy. Unit Claims. Things Doing In Comity eondition and It's not cnily a credit gnnizml throughout the country durLi t everyone ... . ....... go to -cjiurcly -----------------contest III be cmidurted under the next wants vs Royal Mudge will be car­ Frank Aspinall nnd wlfg In John to its management but an institu-l ing.llm quarter ending March 31*1; Sunday, May 3rd. ried up to Inc supreme court. Mr. <>-— direction nf the county school^, the Mudge, again*! whom ihu decision Grange* ui of (iuthe cuuuiv county uihi und uiu the ixiiBar- W.. Stron«<* and wife. 40 acres, sec­ lion of which the city >>f Grand as re|mrt<sl by National Secretary i ------------------------ ’ o ... , uiawr* Huiiii- IIMuq. r> l>nln|, y M A L,,|„ K nl„| tion Id, Carimn. 92.000.00. Rapid* and the statu uf Michigan Freeman nn- eneourngilig indeed.! Pn»periy"at lhe various lakes is appealing. The appeal Is the out­ -.Mnry Hough to Nannie Fisher, 40 juay justly J'-'-l proud. .Robert WrtdnrsnH. dean rerrr- -Ralptr D. Barpr-r. Mtw T»f W. R. The number of m-w Granges reach-! in.consideraWo demand this spring come of a long string of litigation i— of lhe n,_ v ........ .Men's « tary Young t.hnsiian Harper uf Thoniapple township* acres, (u-cth'ni 16. Johnstown. 92INIJX). ' Jason E. Mi Elwain, the local’.-s the splendid lotal of 220 aiid theiaiid many cottages will be built, over thn properly on Green slrect, Win. W. ImIoiio and wife to Ira E. innnaser of the Citizens' <jinipniiy 1 reorganized Granges numlx-r It.) Five lots have Imen so.ld al or near which Mr. Mudge received from bis Associations, organized the llrsi liaCWtho. honor nf being the first rural Association in Du Page town­ io send in their names. Out* rural Ik-lano. 97H acres, section 27, Irv­ has Isen wilh them since they Twenty-fivu slah-s are t-eprerenled Acker's Point. Ding Lake, und re­ father's estate. ship, Will Gounty, Illinois, 111 1873 school teacher is expecting a large ing. iKOOxn. started Ip-re ffi years ago. In D'- by the new organizations and sixHn' .sorts aro also being developed at Ira E. Delanfl to Wm. W. Delano cumber limy had only a long di«- lh<\ rc-organiralious. There were not even-4wo houses eliroliiiivnt, for he Iwiil for-a dozen BANNER Want Advs. Briffg B«.l NehrasRa I other fakes. near enough tn each other to make additional application -blanks when fng. 93.MiO.INI.' a “corners." but 'the results dem- he already bad five. ohMratcd that the .V*ociation has Ehas.-H. Aldrich and wife io Levi If Barry -County Boys do not be­ “it* greatest work yet' to do in lhe . conn- Interested in the contest, this Walers and wife, 10 acres, section otM-n count ty." county will then show that il has a 5, Barry. 91.00. In 1875. Mr. Weideusail was call­ - diffcreiil type uf farm lad* than can z Gro. bull and wife to Huth Down­ ed to Mason City, Illinois. Jx* found vl««*wlierc in Michigan, ing. riarrel on Saddle Bag take . “This Association is hard up, he laisl year in HiHsdub* county • 77 Woodland. SIXX), wgs told. bqy* and 50 girls participated in* Probate CourC “What uT it?" answered the un- various soils of agriciillural <<>nteste while in Ionia Coimly 63 Iwyx pcrUjrlied secretary; . Edate of John Ryan, an insane z “Wu’li have to »<•!! our buolei. our enrolled-to raise corn and 70 tn person. License to sell real estate raise poinlocs. Seventy Imys .rais­ at private sale granlcd. Report of chairs and our tables." t "Sell *vm tlien.'1 bluntly. ‘“They ed sugar lieels in Qralhit couuly sale Hied. Final account of guard­ don't make a Young Men's Chris- and lift? Calhoun IxiVa between 12 ian Hied. Hearing on acount. May and !0 years produced coni. Ilan Association.*,' 251 h. . . “Hut this Association is dead! Estale of Chirk Durhum. d(>cea»ed. Hural Play Festivals. Wlty. it's only gut six iitembers." While arrangemen(s have not Order determining heirs entered. "That's four inure lliaii-ue need." been (-omidetcd fnr Burry County’s Estate of F.II9 SiL and Ixnisa- 1.1 “Are you a fool?" exdrtiincTf- The Ursl rural play festival, il is known Durham, minors. License to sell I (hat at least 100 children will join h-al estate at private sale granted. “Ko. but give me two men iiud<-r• for a picnic at Clear latke, Friday. Repott of safe tiled und cunilnnalion a tree uud we van have a Young May 22. Nearly l0.m»0 boy? and entered. Estate of Wjn. Marlin, deceased.: girls wen- enrolled last year in Meip, Christian Association.** They gave him live, nnd from Michigan by County Y. M. C. A. .or- Petition for general and special ml-1 this re-ufgaiiized Association ini ganizntiouz for such (day festivals, minislralor Died. Order apmiintiug And the time when you can’t work intty come a great deal sooner than you expected. this small town has grown thui During the lu»t of Illis month mid .\dalim- Martin, us special adinini.*t-arly in May. Becretary A. B. Ball of tmlrix enlercd. counly-whle muvemcnl. Sickness may come; hard times may overtake you, you may be thrown out of employ­ Estate of Rutherford N. Bryant.' Mk-litgun has flftern organizedI Charlevoix county will cunduct llf. ~ n(l p O j n |j n g px-, minor. Petition ment—any one of a dozen different things may happen. ,i»»i _>i.। .iCm l;l- .1, for organization. Lcuawoc was llrst pectinu that npproxitnalely Eslnfe of keilh Fuller <-t al, tuin-jl A Savings Account with this strong bank makes the “growing old” scare vanish, and organized ten year* ago, Allegnu childn-u will .participate. Under mid Eaton counties following &imhi the dirveiion . of the Ionia count} ors. Pctijinn for apiwMnling guard-. is an ever present comfort in sicknesa and trouble. afierward. Eventually, il is ox- county rdi(N>] i-ommi-sioncr and Y. ian fllixl. Order appoihiing Roy (L| {<•**■1 that there will In* 5,0U» em­ M. C. A. H-crelary, iivcypuch lial-e Full'-r. guardian, entered.. Money in the bank is a strong foundation to build on. Al) of us cannot have great Estate nf John CnsIle. deceased.! ployed secretaries .and an iuvest- •Im-cii arranged for next month. J wealth, but wc can all better our condition. Saving will do it. This Bank has started, and nit<al of •lo.ixjo.hoo. Thru! festivals include a picnic Claims heard and allowed. F.«!nlc of Henry Balch, deceased.I Corn Gronhig Contest. dinner and a field meet in which 4s starting a good many people on lhe road to a successful future. Why don’t you join the J.icnnse in ki >R real estate at'pri-ji Enrollments aro being received -(•very child is giyvn un opporlunib vatu sale granted. •* 11 fur lhe fjnd annual corn growing to participate. procession? We pay 3 per cent, interest on deposits and compound it twice each year. Estate-of George Hnywnnl. d‘--! censed. Order appointing William Houlh Hastings-spent Sunday wilh 1 B. Hayward as udminiatrater enter-1 • LAKE VIEW. ! '*!• Claims In be heard before comMr. nnd Mrs. Det Rose nf Quiim- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cogswoll. Frank Clmril.m ami wife n-nl l\UII.,n njl by yfaated Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cugfc•£*',. *’•' "(»(<* ItW.d well nf this place Wedm-Mlay. . tkllldv wm, Hrnnr Allbmue anil:1’"""sir, »r K-niumlvilfv. • I "-S'™,’ M“>'(•"'•■ Mr?. Dun Everett nnd children of ,, . ... 1i ... 1 u. I r.slnlo of George \\. Mounw-. In- I Enlt Casilelon siwut Friday with ErueM lodd uud Lharhw | competent. Order »aulhorizins Mr-., laiiira Everett ami Ort. mh-iiI bunday at l- red Hiakels of (nffirdian io pay Ezra Morehouse for venires rendered catered. Miss Maudic Ghai-lton of Hastings Vermontville. -i»wt .Saturday wilh her unrle. J Ewotes.of Flavin^ J. Feifbner, dcFrank Chariton aud wife of Him lni|iurlunl lo Yon. ■ reused. Confirmation of sale ciiThe X<-w York Store has decidedI jered. Estate of Jacob H. Lambert, de-1 not to handle lawn mowers, garden1 spent Snrulay with Mr*. Laura ho»a and croquet sets in lhe future,. ceased Order allowing final acand ip |heir adv this week theyr j?nunt of administratrix enlercd. and Mr*. Dell Reynolds and ■quote pinc.UU Estate de-' prloM.OQ 4be*g thatI UICIS! good- I,,,,, .......... nf George MeCarltwy. . ..,1 , u. f . ... — n uf it.iliuuorr spent Bunday might 400b-te«lo»« out their slock. ri>a»«d; proof of will filed. Order! a adiniiling will to, probate entered. * -------- ------------------* * " Letters issued.to’W.----B. Adkins, uij and children Of -BANNER WANT ADV& PAY- e Hastings Banner COURT HOUSE NEWS Grange Department A man attaches PIKE <3 DAMON THINGS POING’ S fflY.M.C.A.WOIW B fc^SAVE WHILE YOU EABN Build a Strong Foundation Just as long as you are EARNING you should be SAVING. You’ll know then that you are Qn a strong foundation. You know that there will come a time when you can’t work. Then is when you’ll find your savings will be a great blessing. Hastings City Bank The Bank That Does Things For You Hastings, Michigan. �TwtHtynvnumNNtH ifiui. a. i»u. BABY CHICKS NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Ro^ks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. CT COHSULTHRO r'A M. W. Hlclui. This department |« Iniendrs! (>> inking the rim of a hat in their vitirli fell' inmiUi and then Kkk rme-anolher’s (ieseiuke in IliM ovc r Itrnd, I fni_ _ _ . .. ------- -- shitiK good nnturi'dly nficnurtw, to gladly ap|ire«inl»f any mfomiation .*«•.< which one could stand the mod you inay lc| me ha' -. II. J. Wright, pmiislmient. Ih-llon. Michigan, Houle 2. He heard lhe best gun Ihat was Ans. Youreom<-* from l(M> much f*‘c«l that rau..*s >>nlnrg<-d liver. Corn is loo h**t n fei-d for out every Northern Stale, ami crim­ warm weal her, wheat mid ed and re-ei'hmstuntil the rinse of nat* and cut oulIlin-1 urn. Mix mw« u „. Civil War. „„ wv ... lhe t»n ,, that eventful bran in Hie milk nod I .think your । qay he was - twelve .-------- years, —1, eight trouble will jiisJpP'-ur. n»e <day* i«vj oi. month* nnd ffour old. Hi* lU-arjng was acute and'understamling good.- for he had kept hinis*-ir ONE OF bllCHIMN'S BIGGEST .well nosied on lhe current >-v«-nl« SANITARY CIGAR FACTORIES that led up to the tiring of that gun. Il had a sickening and umitisound. Freedom’s soil wa* G. J. Johnson. Maker nf "Imirli Hus. 011* shaken ns by an earthquake. Bti*ilees" und "ElPorlun.i,’’ Solved , uras" ’wn*as snspeiided and men Talked Problem of Good Smoke* of'war. Tlie. Hr*! • rail f**r lnw>)>* Among the rnosl al tractive IhmIIis vviis made. The drum* l*ral and pAc.r n rvrN says that he was there .with brave POULTRY WANTS. comrades whose heroic etamph* gave, him ruurage' ami support. They shared wilh him the same ex- For Note— S. OMottied Ancona egg» for lialrhmg. »t.!*> ho* HkMOfrperii'uacs. per too. inquire of Mrs. Atvah D. *' It wfl« nn| nn indAidnal affair. Il Miller. Phono tM» 3R. Woodbind. was the military regitncntal unit Mich. tf iii.ii won ri-nown al Ronlh Moun­ tain. where l.en received fyi/ flrs| ! Bonnie Blur Barred Plymouth '■■rious chock in his advance on Rocks. Prize ’ winners,. Grand Washington. Rapids, Jackson, -Hastings and In “Michigan in the War," on win rev.-r -h.-wii. An good layersas exist fnThe breed. F.gps from |Mirls are found. farm range llm-k. with cmidithim* ideal for high per rent of fertility. General Wilcox, in. hi* report nf the purl lakefl by th*i 1*1.’ Division, too. wraptrd ami (lacked to bas­ itllt lUirp*. at South Mountain, «ny* safely nny di*tan>-e. of (he 17th Michigan id that eu-j kets to Five per cent dfkrooni'nn nnlera gjigemi-nt: “I ptanted a TWt Inn of Cook’s Lal - i «b*iiverr«l al the farm. -G. A. Bauuigaidner. Irving, Mich- Cili(cry near the turn' nf Hi** road zrn* Phone. Hasting*. 3-wkn across, tin- mam For Sale—-I.gg* from the famous ...--( «l.,.i- il,.,. Mrajn s White IzKdustrial i-x|M)Hilioii h>-ld laxl week, forsaken in the furrow: lhe •nriny unmasked a iKillery on his horns. 50 cents for 15. ' Phone JtHtm that city, must «••• |*lai-. <4 Hint of left, over Shiver’s Gap from a small rings. I the <;. J. Johnsfln Cik-ar Co. A very ed In incJunire gingham. Wilh these rnw nnd im»fi«ciplin- rnnii*b-r ami idiril ami drove generous supply of then- jfxut pop1 ulftr brands of cign-. ‘'Dutch-Masnr Sale—Bre«sier». rigtit price. (town the Halchnhle ■*gg» from thirst White lundy.. iXJnflittC£L_sdlh__Jjis-EUiul _ Wy ................... dork, ®I.2T». Kt.i*i, ICi-i*' > tractive adv"crii«mg'matter Mi as Is Cook here |os| one man killwriour per eiigag<-im-nt. hisp*ry ' give a pleasing ami striking effect. disastrous The Red Mile Serious. | Those brands hi<v won theit might have read differently; but it Of all (ho differcnl klpil, lhe vvorsl • way to luqiularity i in my opinion. is Um red mile. i shipped over this American Standard fawn ami ' lire that a Irminirary panir ensued known to science as (|ernnmys«ns Tbis is cemnrknhle. During thus.* stirriug while Indian Runner Ducks. Cm•avium. These narasiU# may be ease of "Dutch Ma-' Un-rc any wonder tha lab while egg strain. Also high almut tliu Imildiug and the ownec recently has Imeii fever ran high? The spi Hunt 385 Histlnjj, Mich. scoring R. i*. Rhode Island Reda, Hie 171 h Michigan, ilolniml Withinsnol -sji.*|H-cl their pn'senee, as they market. • All eggs «| .on par Selling. Coy H. CO1LNER PARK AND WALNUT STS. feeii mo'Hy at night. Sometime*, Brumm. Nashville, Mirh„ It. F. D. Now Cadwtilhtder claims no ni* ticru’s the r<>nd facing th* a* in the case mentioned in Hie J. Johnson Cigar *.-■. (*»r mnmifaeBarrier No; 5. fiwks opening paragraidi. they will in­ Luring.imly . dupiuulaU*- pi»MhtcU, nwii heritage from pnirtta-ir sires. a charge tn i.tkr ttKik's-haitory. Singh* tminli Black Winorras and ” crease to surh alarming numlx-i cigars Hint give xalisfaciioii. was The great bulk uf I lie army , was Single ijhiiIi Rhode Island Reda. that they beemno a serious prols- established.years ago. mid when n credit for their roolttoKS ami limi­ Eggs fur hatching, i rents each or new cigar of uin-xeclli-d merit Jr he lime came when he could re. keeping everything ns clean ns pos­ manufactured |»ylh*m appeared slraiit himself no longer and J*-s< tless in rallying ami changing front under a heavy tin1. ; slock. - Black Minorca Iwhy sible. The old tiller In lhe nesting named after Heml-i.iiiili’- < .-b-brat- Newhm. a neighlmr Imy. was simil­ chirks, it) i-rnts rnrh. Henry “I received order from General boxbti, damp crevices about th.- rd painting, for which the Holland arly tilllirled. jSmitli. (Irst house • east of <7ar Where quality and price prevail. There is probably a building, cracked roosting |gil<*a and government has r< |*>-:iledly refused such nooks, provide ideal breeding Offers (if IMJNNIJMIO. it being consider- away from parental ri‘slrainl and greater difference in the qualities of meat than in any other piaci-s. also excellent hilling spot.* nl the mn*lert»iwe of nil lhe ages, get lo lhe fiiml. They thought one food sold. .GOOD QUALITY is our trade mark—and fur them Ip siiend tin1* daylight cverylMxly wanted P* janjplc Illis (hat good squirrel hunters were making disposition to eharge-inov- EflOS For Sale from my prize win­ when you buy from us you always get that. Wc never hold ning Buff Rocks. Hilbert A-nll. hours. Dim will ’often find masses cigmi needed there. In June I8tk.*. th** (wo you up on the price but wc do hold up the QUALITY. Quimby, Mich. Phone 268-( rings. of them, jw! wilh blood from the1 The f«. J. Johixon <k». is a big Isiys had'malnred their plans nqd h>>l|ou ami Hauk I he em-my s gunWe want your trade—we’ll treat you right—wc guarantee fowls, in the early morning, but concern. Many people now know fading lo a lighl brown at night. It ■about the big building they procur- counlry io-Jackson, ami there, on satisfaction. is really almost impossible lo keep Jum» 27th. IHrti. enlisted in Cmn■nee. all pany Jv. Seventeenth Mich. Infantry, ing brymnl mit-b-fl to taix’N right. I MW s<tunr< and light, mid tin- if g<>isl ami were from thence transferred instantly gave the cummand. ‘.For­ ward!’ and vv’e invl them near the hiding places, will go ti long way many know that tin* big building toward doing it. 1’nder the mi­ adj.-ieent Is also now m-cu|ded by being organized. Pimw 162 Tha M«at Market Man HatHag1, Mich. croscope the red mites appear as them, adding jinnlher 211.000 -apiar* Gamp life there con«ist.-d id ia m front. The I7lh Michigan rushhairy creatures, each wdh four feet 'of floor spare, giving ibvm in strimuous exertions In couverl the pairs of legs. They are. really lit­ all flo.isNi square f' .-i <*( tt<H>r space ravv recruit inlo-a iliNciplined soldi­ tle more than sacks of bbmd wlirn er. ami there, within Un* Isirders and took llieiu in Rank. Sum- of the mippprling regiment*, over the., full. NulwithNlnnding their llo-ir business. * slope of lit** hill, lire*) over the ntitnre, they seem to survive Inng Their two splemlul r*j|.lil slon*s. heads of those in fronl, and after a periods willmnl food nl all, when it occupying two of I lie. very hesl is iml available. Tims a lmu.se body hmse invaded the ramp—that severe eoutnsl of kame iqiifides. Ihei •I |>nlronixml stoie* of Grand frisky lillle animal always at the enyiny was r*-pulse«l, followed by our I mops lo (he opimsile slop** and! liens for months may woods, forming their own position. ’’The I7tli Michigan. Colonel Wilhpul of lIms great iiianufai-tuiing •ms lo’do plant. The nnlimi-vv id*-, unixersal fourteen years hi months and 10 ■ he most damage. l*opularily of “Dutch Ma-lera” and days old. He was worried alsml "El Porlaiia" Which nir shown Io iM-ing able to pass muster, but hr ntil* of war. and sei an example lo Gupcs. lhe public *0 atlni. lively and taste­ ran I lie gaunllt-l and came out a I In- oldesl Insqis." .Exlrncl from General McClellan’s The following arc a few Gape fully in Ihii*- boolh. ;d*-ii.' account.* ’ ’ General Wilcox praisremedies from the Hecord’s Book of for Un* maiiimolli «>iil|*ul uf this of August I he reporl: DMA Formulas nnd llecipcs: concern. . in the evening 17lh Micliigmi in. this advance, a I Put chirks in basket nnd swing Some; one brand of llm most cxregiment .wjiich had lieeji_urgmii/ed i hack and forth’ through the fmm s celt.-iil cigars Uiey inaiiufnclun* can rived in Cleveland tin*.next morn­ of burning sulphur. .Doni overdo I..- found iu i*rat ii-.illy vv.-ry cigar ing, where, during the day, they, scare**|y n mnntb. bul whwh charg­ But an advertisement in it. • • ■ . wen* hustled into callh'-cnrs. pack­ ed lhe enemy's Hank in a'mminerl ■ |hU paper talks to the *4 . Put chicks ia IkiX covereil with ed in like sardines ami moved on. worthy of veteran troops.’” * * THE lULGIfn’ERED ” Exli-ncl from Hu* New York Pres*:| whole community. muslin. Dust I air slaked lime slowly hut surely, like freight ex’ PERCIIERON STALLION |. through the muslni tn irnluce sms*zfirn enemy, asmsiial. sought . pt'e.*s, toward th*' great Capitol, where lhe regiment arrived weary ••ver/advantage, particularly Hint | Bnirc is seal brown In cnlny, IS THE SON of MISTRAL ing. and dislodgtilenl uf lhe worms I PrcvcnlivA — A little salicylic nciil of numerous stone fences, ht'hind weighs I7IM) lbs, nnd was fouled Conimencinfi Monday, April 2()th. jin th** drinking wider. <P afler three days ami nights which lh*-y assailed pur men tlcrceMarch 29, 1911. Dock will slum!: Di'infeclanl -7-l>immo!i salt I part. nsit. The regiment arrived in ly. bul I Ik* impetumis charge of ’•Rniri'” comes in direct linn from Every day, excrpl ’rijcs*|iQ*. al , .slaked lima Id i*arl«. Itakn in soil H»H<> of our. regintentx. particularly 1 the very best- Ferrhcron stock in my place i'-i miles south and ball!** nf Bull Him was fmighl and' lliatjif lh*'.17th Michigan, but two the world, descending in line from Disinfecl.mil - Sulphuric Acid t’i weeks from home, carried every­ the famous “Voltaire” (28,188) and Continued from page one. Tnesdav al Don Putnam's> ounces, .water I galbm. Pour, the nnd disastrous.etigage- thing before it. and the.dead bodie? j Mollie <f*75IC). BrtfCO is of gentle onEvery the Wiekwirc plne«v unlit furth­■ acid in the water slowly. This is of th** enemy on that mountain Congressman Edwanl L. Hamilton disposition, largo, igiiicd. nnd his er notice. jemmmendi’d ns a disinfectant for took up C;um.<llad*T s ca»e |i< <-;ili'iiTi'«t lay thick enough for stepping! rolls arc boiioU lo 1m winnnrs. Will make lhe season after May Terms and conditions same as, yard where.chicks have had Gapes. Im though! il was worthy. H« i*c- |i r its arrival in Washington, arm- stones. ’Till* greatest slnughtei/ at ■ Dr. W( h «| s recommends twenty this.point was uiibmg UeiiyaLDtay-1 rure<k ainnl>••vi<lcnre to show that . 1st. as follows: Wedhcftdays and usual. drops of Creolill be placcd*ill each C.idwallnd. r >lid not leave his com- aid in culling standing limber to ton’s brigade. 'rompoMd mldnly nfl .Saturdays al lhe Fair Grounds, South tlarnlipiniis and sotjir Genr-1 _____ 1 H.4SBI9 (S3)U) gallon of drinking water ns a euro mnnd untd_ September :m. T in­ Hastings. Remainder of the time aL. tthii"ifwvBiHfvn ’iiT rttfflva; * TnnTKr^Ncnrt ciiiitx;—Ttearty y~rtie -nit*—whrrtv wnon1—- nf-thfirf nrinist hits ।ia-d the bill correcting mid i'aiige my barn % mile north and I mile Old Remedy for Gapes—Mix n Cadwallnder’* i.-i-ord nnd it-is exbrigade was either killed, wmiuduL, -Withnafrettre «*u>n 1914 as follow!: east of Barry Hold. Owner mid Manager. sinaU-o]unnlily. of powdered nssaor captured.” <<j Dowllpu, .Mich. SATURDAYS—At Freeman** Liv­ foeiida mid gmilimi wilh the mash him jtiMlire. Cadwallndei* has wail­ luing our chivalrous but mjs-guidThe battle of South Mountain was ery Barn, Nashville. once a day. ed si ml hern hrolhcrs near lhe gale* fought on the I Uh day of Septem­ ed fifty years f-r this acji'uu . Phone, Banfleld Exchange OTHER DAYS - At oor bams on Owner and Manager. A method recommended by nn of lhe city' a soldier always pays ber IHU2.’ and the charge and taking the J. R. liarnum (arm Mark Foote.” miles east (dd breed* r is to pinch the windPhone 252-3 rings Being anxious |o know more of I lie stone walls behind which the ’ ol Coats Grove. The regiment bad teen in Wash­ enemy were strongly posted with] abuuLlhu history uf out warlike Hastings, llieiu IL 3 1Registered Percheron Stallion is well and favorably known ington scarcely n week before il batteries, gave to the 17th Mich)- .u Domino the Jasper Deeds horse. He is of straight, and with lhe lliiimo und possessing 'lu ll ferocious blood, a l oad In I h>> front. I lay gan. (he name of the ‘‘Slone Walt I ,correct Percheron type, good bone, linger of tlui right hand pinch lhe BANNER i -presciilalive wanned g REGISTERED PEACHEAM STAWM lU-RHUviit." by which it was known 1 weighs nearly 1900 and is perfectly vv in«Il-iIslightly rolling it. IL-giu out tin- following condensed glory ■lopping oc­ throughout (tie army.and which has,1 sound. He has good action either l<fw down and follow upward lo the gum*-with it into the history of the | walking or trotting. His color is a mouth. Be careful lo release • il war. The regiment bivouacked that; beautiful dapple gray. iiecnim! we warn and; frequi'iilly In give lhe bird a. chance ti little Ing c.dua <m a pioiu-er farm TERMS: |15 for standing colt. night oh that Held, an dearly pur-j lo arouse them from sinmber to re- chased, nnd sank to rest. ffi>in weary 1 Owners parting with mares will be Description—Orphan Boy is regis­ the rily of F *-mrin, Ohio, a litlle Number 22786 march mid fmtgifv of battle to for service lee. Mares bred at Poor lliilches. tered in the perchttron Htud Book of j new-the maiT.ln No ruunp-Dres were dr**mn of motln-i.*. .«i*ler*. wives'! held owners' risk. America, and his recorded number is Tho usual reporls of poor hatch­ liis vocal organ* and commamh-d allowed night or day lo apprise (he ami sweet hearts in distant homes' Buster is 11 live year old IloglsUir22,583. Color, gray; weight 11)10 es are heard this season. There respect, and nt leal km. He. was (he enemy of their vvheicalwiuls. lighting,their patriotic battles- with­ BARNUM BROS. pounds. XVlieir in the foot-hills of South out (•xperienring the stirring cvenm cd PBrcheron Stallion, weight about an* some rommmi well known caus- son of Ihdierl Cadwallader,. who I’ediorre—Foaled Juno t, 1891, Moiipjnin. Maryland, tlm regiment at tin* front whirls to those there 1 iOninimigi.. Cuts firm. UIA. Popularly called a common and not so well known. hn-d and owned by Homer L. Adgale ,2,000 pounds. m*n*-d c.-nfliously and under con- engaged.' ndilied lhe war of half its] of Ionia, Michigan. Got by Epis Black Star. W44h the hens the common cnifse hndhers n<*w living at Hickory WOODLANO PHONK horror. D’Or C549 (8t5i), he by (kmlldenl is lhe breaking of one or more eggs Corners: Jam*-* M..‘‘who was elecl- dial*- viijRmy■ftf^lhc enemy. To be continued.) 3IH7 (3971. ho by Brilliant 1271 (755), Terms—To insure, standing colt and conaequcnlly soiling of the ed County Clerk «»f Barry County iu •While resting. jnxt'tHjfore the ad­ he by Brilliant 1899 (750). he by Coco others. Then there is irregularity 1861, nnd Charles W., who resided vance up tlm Mountain ami off In 11.(714), ho by Vieux Chaslln (713). of the setting h*m mid lhe irregular many yean* «>.n a farm al the north'- the rigid in a valley, cavalry hors­ Note—Any person breeding any temperature t)f an incubator as ern end of Gull Isike. he by Coco (7121. ho by Mignon (7I5)< es could be seen in rharge of keep­ he by Jean-lc-Blano (739). April fl, IK’si, Mr. Cadwallader’s ers. while their riders were employ­ frequently operated. Probably tin, mare or mares and disposing of Terms—To insure a mare wilh most common cause of poor incu* whlowed mollier. Hannah, wh<*s* ed mi fool o’er nigged ridges, and We Please Our Customers Because We standing coll 91(1.00. Single Service them before colls aro foaled, will bi! luilor hatches is that the eggs are maiden name was Whitmore, ’mar- the -enemy were dropping shells in­ M.oo. Parlies disposing of man's be­ ritvi Elijah B. Bowker and. in th.- to tin* valley lo stampede them. Have the Goods st the Right Prices. fore foaling time will he hold re­ held responsible for'service fee. hal<-li.-< not total failin' -. The early, flffies mov>-<l In Barry tlounly sponsible for qervico. All accidents best hatchiw are secured with eggs and kicabsl on n farm a mile soulii wait. The bugle sounded, and lhe Buster will stand for the season not over a week old. and from slock of Hickory Corncra. at risk of owners of marcs. Marcs must be returned hs inslruoted. Hint’ has had free range. The Hcrp lhe subject.nf our narrative lain in four rank* and into ‘Turn­ Al Sid Tinkler’s, 2 miles west and toil al my place al Hardyville, I fresher lhe eggs mid rtm.nearer spent his early Imyhood nnd im­ er’s Gap” while the enemy occupied 14 mile south of Lacey. Wednesdays mile soul It of-.Morgnn. — free range conditions an- approach­ mensely enji’iyed lhe woods. the-cre-t of flic mountain on both and Thursdays. Other appointments' ed. the belter tho hatch?-* will be’. His brother James M„ had a beau- sides In fbrrp, strongly polled foeby phone. hiud Atom.- Xu-muni uiul rnckg. U Marrs bred ill miners risk. Bul. UteiT .art* «»u»rc causes not KO apparent;’ Some wrilrt-s elaiiii that FctrliStnn^m hi* fatW op which, was a <-iaggy place nnd some four 10c loaf for.. MYRON EMMONS. Prop. eerlain males will nol male with in early Itoyliqnd, Alonzo cast a or live hundred feet above the Gan. SATVRDAY ONLY certain hens especially if allowed lo covetous eye. As early as ten years, their, artillery occupied cominnmlrun with other mates previous to with the permission of his brother, inn.positions, it looked like a death­ 3 cans Hub Sweet Com for 25c the breeding season. There may be lie proudly 'Icmldercd Ilfat lillle trap. H seemtHl like catering into 3-lb. can Baked Beans for______ _______ 10c something In this. inslrument of destruction'and pen­ the laws of h—I. When lhe regi­ 24Jj lbs. Gold Medal Flour for 79c etrated the w'ilMrnesa alone in ment Was passing |hrough (he gn/gc Don’t Throw Away That 24 }j lbs. Good Winter Wheat Flour for. Delton, Mich. quest of game. changing its formal ion into line nf -65c ■ Old Furniture Sir: 7 lbs. Rolled Oats for___________________ The- result was that lie became ballb- Hie light was nn. 25c On lhe |9lh,<Jny nf April I went an expert mark-man, afl all country A 'hell, which burst nnd took offi I lb. H. & E. GranUtated Sugar for .„5c Call and sec Caln under Reed't out Jo tnorhickeii coon nt <T.no n. m_ boys of .llm-e timet* were, and the beads of-two men just in fronl, 5 lbs. H. & E. Granulated Sugar for____ 25c Opera Home. He will take off and found one of my Plymouth Rock squirrels in the topmost trees sel­ was t'.adwallnder's first experience 10 lbs. H. .& E. Granulated Sugar for.—. 50c roosters had fallen off lhe perch dom required’a second shot to dis­ under Uro. Brains and blood wera lhe old varndah, repair and refiniah ' 22 lbs. H. & E. Granulated Sugar for—. fiend. I opened him nnd found his lodge them. A squirrel that was seaflered o’er the men near by. and it and make fl look like new, alto New Maple Sugar, per lb. Can’t afford to not use those, liver hha enlarged. Irfrth loins, not shot in lhe head was spurnetl Hie f<u;ce of lh>* cbucussioii threw will nphotster your furniture for about six inches both way. nnd his with a feeling.of chagrin al the the dead men back against lhe livNew Maple Sugar (best grade) per lb. _. 15c you. 15-cent Tea Fannings1 heart, had dark blood dots in it. poor iiiarkstmjn-hip. _ ing ami dazed them—it was hard to , about a tcaspmmful. ’ The liver was He received liD early education at realize what had liappcned for n Piano Polishing and. .Re­ from the highest grade Jap­ very spotted and il weighed nnA a counlry school, bul practically is moment—il ' was so sudden. -He finishing a Specialty. pricea.. an Tea. pound and ’ one ounce. Now my a self-made man. of a studious thlmght for a time' that one of.lhe Give me a trial. First quarters are. ns far ns I know, clean hah’il and. -desiring In lenrn, his dead men was bls comrade, Jesse class work. ; and have plenty of fresh water spare moment* wero usually well Newton. around, and in regard-10 feeding I iinprovofl. . . ’ Ha lhink«*overy soldier will con­ j Jefferson St. feed7 them wht*al in the morning Al jtchool he lead-a atrenuouN life cede tho first cra*h of battle is try­ Hastings, M ich and.cofn al night, besides every with lhe other kith, anil, among ing lo nerves, after that danger Is OPEN EVENINGS Under Heed’s Opera House. Work now and then they have skimmed others things, to teal courage and partly forgotten,in the excitement The Jefferson St. Called for and Delivered. milk with plenty of oyttvr stu ll ami endurance, he would slop into a and desire In win. —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. wheat they pick up on lhe 5 acre (firclu with anolher "kid,” each Cadwalladei* is a modest man and Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Also Cyphers’ Chick Food and Chick Grit. M. W. HicRs he ‘h.1. li­ on icr In dy up 1.1 nd lit" K ot Get Yqur Meats BESSMER BROS. 1 You 1 May Talk 1 to One Man _ “BRUCE,” No. 78863 B.13^5C in Catch the Idea T WHEIOmMO Importad Percheron StalliOB DOMINO Walter J. Beach JOHN ENGEL ORPHAN BOY Buster Great Bread Sale NEXT SATURDAY 7c Geo. E. GREEN, . Proprietor The Goffee Ranch W. L. HOGUE W. A. Caln •-» �nn i 4Muddy . ^JXQMPLEXION JAtmUHHIF BID HtLP TO CRABI SMUJIITEH FL0RIST1 Do Especially Fine Work In J)csionlng Floral Pieces For Im­ portant Occasions. It takes 0 liustling Ann to keep Kin enterprise with Crabb & Icr, the well known florists ol Grand RApIds. They are one of the oldest flfms In Hite Iipe of business in Grand Ifopids or -wesbun Michigan VOUR COMPLEXION u muddy. You look hagand have for years shipped tbclt produces over long distances, be­ gard and yellow. Your eyes are losing their sides handling successfully a large city trade. Not, however, until they lustre. The trouble is with your liner. Take opened Up their downtown store in the Metz building did they really Chamberlain's Stomach and Liner Tablets. They show their comtnerciol.stt-ength and business-pulling power. . ' will correct that. Then avoid meats, hot bread and Fbr some years Mr. Arthur Crabb hot takes, take frequent baths and a long walk hgd idepliflcd himself with leading tlorisla in some of the larger cities every day, and you will soon be as well and as for Hje purpose of gelling modern ideas, especially in the display and beautiful as ever. Price 25 cents per bottle. sgles end of the business. These he is now putting into practice as manager-of the retail store with the most beneficial results. Al the •West Mtehigaa fair, in wdlo qf tho xeeneai competition, he has always for several years carried away the SOITH flCTLAN'D. HKST VKIIMONTVIUX most coveted prizes, viz, that for F. Edmonds and fatuity from Hos- floral pieces,' because of Hie,skill in Airs. .Merrill.Evarls daughter Of Maple Grove; Sir*. Wilt ilain>'s liugs spent Saturday qvebtag wilh design called for in its construction, besides many other prizes in their of Nashville; Mrs. James lliuvey Mr. Biggs' family. Elmer Loehr and Alva Sceber each line. aud Mt.-. Ilillie Shepard nf Iri-h St, and Mrs. Mae. Henion of Nashville, took a load to Hu* IW Church Sun­ The arrangements in liis store, too day School Convention. Sunday. wen* callers at I- Straw's, last are always attractive, showing off . Miss Vivklvy, who has been on plants and cut flowers to the best week. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Haney Troxel. Hie sick 114 has closed her school ftosxible advantage. • Mrs. Vera Frighncr,- and Mr." ami term in Illis neighborhood. • Their trade, loo. is constantly in­ C. Biggs is in poor health at pres­ creasing. Most of their product is Mrn.Rob Cronk of Nashville; Mrs. . raised by themselves, but if (heir Elmer Mater. Mrs. Georgv Austin! ent. Mr. and Mrs. Prior IfaiM and Mrs own green-houses and acres have Our W. t‘. T. U. County Conven­ Elba Ackley <>f North Castleton tion will.be held al Hastings next not produced what their customers were callers id I.. Straw's. Sunday. Tue«day and Wednesday. We sin­ call for il is secured by express or •• Mrs Matilda Wiley and Mrs. Anna cerely hope all delegates ami mem­ parcel post from a larger market Borgman of Hading*. were called bers from Hie local unions in the regardless of expense. Indeed, one to the bedside of the former's county ran be present. A few of lhe of their chief characteristics and brother. Leonard Straw, who is very- local unions will furnish lhe provis­ which is winning tor them a large ill wilh ajHiplevy. Mrs. Burginan ions for the fnur meals at. I be Pres­ and ever increasing patronage is byterian church. Presbyterian Lad­ their courtesy and affable treat­ returned home Sunday. lillle llulh Phillips was quite ies Society will serve lhe dinner for ment of customers. Once to deal us. To all those that have pledged with this Ann is lo lay the founda­ sick last week. provisions and. cannot be there tion for a friendship. ’Those who . Juki l|eni<m and wife were al please send them by-some ouc. patronize them aro given somewhat Leonard Straw's. Tuesday and to feel that they are not simply Wednesday lo help rare for Hie transacting business, but enjoying a Got Her Souvenir. latter* unde, Leonard Straw. little visit with friends and on leav­ There la a certain famous violinist ing Lhe store, of course, conclude to John Snore mm wife visited who frequently visits this country, and come again. The very pleasing friends in Kateum. Sunday. Mr?. .Mattie Pliilliffs of North who, among hie acquaintances, Is al­ manner of Mr. Arthur Crabb and his Casliokm visited at Jud Philip*, most os noted for his parsimony as for Indy asais|ants is certainly u very his genius'. Among this musician's strong asset in the building up of Sunday. Mrs. I'nn llnlnes of Nashville, vis­ admirers was a young woman who their growing busine&. ited al fowls foickhart's, Saturday was determined. If possible, to pro­ ' Their stock, loo. is Hie very heal and Sunday. cure some souvenir of tbo great man. and is sold, at I lie lowest prices con­ Cliff Tarbel and wife and baby of Her opportunity camo ono rainy day sistent with superior quality. Nashville, visited gV Wes Williams* when she chanced to encounter the Experienced growers wilh large Sunday. musician on Broadway. Ho Was pro­ green houses and excellent facili­ Mrs. Hattie Boss of Rochester, ties, Crabb A Hinder know how lo Minn, vi.JIcd friends In lliis neigh­ vided wP.H an old cotton umbrella, prodmHu1 If'i.m plants or cut green with ago; while tho young wom­ borhood Iasi week. (lowers and that will rominand Lhe Mrs. Addie Hager of Woodland an carried a nice new silk ouu. She patronage of our best families and visited nt M. E. Downing's,^Vetlnos- stopped him for a moment, exclaim­ these always are willing lo pay the ing: "Oh. if you would only giro me price superior quality calls for in day. Charlie Smith of Nashville, called aomo slight romembranco of yoursoU any line and Hjey generally want at .M. E.- Ikiwiiing's Friday. —no matter how small!" Tho great the Ih-sL and will be satisfied wilh Little Dora Bass is quite ill with man surveyed her keenly, and then nothing else or that is al all inferthe grip. gave a glance at the old cotton um­ iur. . . ’ Fred Phillipa is moving from I.. brella that covered him. This he The branch .of Uieir business St row's tenant Iioumi ooin Janies thrust Into ber bands/saylngt •'Cer­ which perhaps Is given the greatest Haney's farm in North Castleton. tainly, my dear young lady. I shall ■care and attention is lhe floral dis­ be delighted. We will exchange um­ play for funerals aud weddings. NORTHEAST BAHRY. Mr. Crabb set out some years ago brellas." Remember to go lo church some­ to excel all competitor^..iu. this where next Sunday, Nay tint It is branch of his business at any cost gn tn church Sunday Mr Barry Co. Clears Complexion—Hrmoves Skin and win for hia linn fame which Blemishes. -C. K. last Sunday evening was well would outreach the bounds of I his attended. Next Sunday evening will Why go through life embarrassed commonwealth. One thing now is he consecration mooting. Ix-sson. am) disfigured wilh phnples, erup­ certain they are doing* an enor­ “The Faith Verse.'' Heb. 11-1. tions. blackheads, red tough skin, or mous business uf this kind. Orders fonder. Miss Edith Hartman. Ev- suffering liio tortures of Eczema, for supplying set pieces, corsages, cryi’im invited. itch, teller, salt rheum. Just ask etc, for such occasions arc con­ The Cemetery Circle will inert your Druggist for Dr. Hobson's stantly coming in. . wilh lit*. Frank foiralwe. May Hilli. Eczema (liniment. Follow tho sim­ '. GrabU-& Hunter also do a large Harry Wortman mid wife visited ple suggestions and your skin wor­ business - in bedding plants and hpr parents. Milton Nobles and wife ries are over. Mild, soothing, effec- plants for window display. The -Sunday; —fetecHcnl f»r brrbies-ninl -del­ sea’nrrfnr will soon be henDewey Slanlon nnd a friend from icate. tender skin. Stops chapping. ?nd they are fully jdocked to meet Hmdiugb visited his parents Sunday. Always Ufclps., Relief or money ho largest spring' demand which School will chum Friday wilh ap­ back. 50c. Recommended by Car- they confldenlly expect of any sea­ propriate exercises in lhe afler- velh & Stebbins—A. E. Mulholland. son since they have been in busi­ ness. 1 Chamberlain’s Tablets APRIL M, 1>I4. m. u. tiitm AMERICA^ (.HEAT P <SLL REPOIITS 1ES8 IN colwILNG. PEASAMTSEWTgBSIASTIC OVEJI ill. BCHAU’S method Broken Up B*Utes of Dcud-Brokc Arislocnil# Pm».ii1(l lulu Pcnsants' Hunds. Prof. LMis J. Nlchael, ran of John Michael of this city, is aeconipBghpklflg-. Intention of converlinirtne Ignorant peasants of tho province of Bessarabia. Russia, into iralisls, is shown by tho nmorlH of Consul John 11. Grout, of Odessa. Rmwia. in tho "Daily Consular ami Trade Jour­ nal,' published by the government. miles, i no peasant here is not y.q educated up tn the use nf'compli­ cated machinery,—and all farm im­ plements intended for Ills use should be of tbo simplest construc­ tion. My opinion Is- that for the next 50 year* a vast market can be developed here among thn peasants. They ara eager for maibirmry. Tingreat difficulty is that the selling agencies have not yet been practi­ cally organized .to deal Wtlli the peasant .directly.- Manufacturers should realize that the buyer of the future will be the peasant, and some means should lx’ dcyised for meeting bill wants other than those now existing, such os the zemstvo ami < relit banks. Tin’ grehT es­ tates are being sold for the debts of their owners ami ara .passing into the hands of Hie peasants. The peasants are tiwakenjtig to thn.pos­ sibilities of improved agricultural mctliods. Phone 16 For Groceries The finest quality for the money. Wc quote some good ones: Evers Process VACUUM Treated and Routed Coffee, per pkg25c Pride of Plymouth Can Peas, extra fine, per can 15c. Pgr )gdo». cane.75c Olive Oil, the Genuine Imported Italian oil, per quart.XSi.00 New Prunes, per 1b 13c, - lbs for.'.l....■25c B lbs Best Rolled Oat* for .......2Sc 7 bars Lenox Soap for...:.......'..,____ _____ -.............. "■.""l"2Sc Extra fancy Cuban Pineapples, large sizes, each 2Oo and________ _.25c Long Crisp Cucumbers,^eacli——• STIbs. H. & B. Granulated Sugar, for. Lettuce. Radishes, Green Onions, Tomatoes Council Proceedittps and New Cabbages 6 Son OFFICIAL Council Proccedi nos. Cily Council met in accordance, with section 15 of Chapter IV of Hie City-Charter, Monday evening April I’D, lull. Mayor Jamieson presiding. Prvmml at roll call—Ahl. Carvcth, Edmond*, Hilton, 'Horney, Lunn, Itoush, Belden mid Woolun. Absent—None. ■ Mayor Jamieson rondo Ihd follow­ ing committee appointments: Standing Coiiiinitlees—Common Council uf the Cily of Hustings 1014-1015. Public Improvements—Roush, Horney, Billon, qolden. Side nnd Cross Walks—Edmonds, Lunn, Hilton, Horney. Stre<d mid Bridges—Lunn, Ed­ monds, Wooton, Rotish. • • Water Works—Wooton, Lunn, Edmonds, Hilton. Finance—Carvelh, WihiIou, Ed­ monds. Seldon, Heritey,. - Fir<‘—Wooton, Carvel h. Public Lighting—Hcrney, Hilton. Prof. Louis J. Mit hael. Sehlen, Wooton. Mr. Michael was employed sever­ lloush, Edal years ago by lhe llii.-uiau govern­ tnonds, Lunn. • ment lo go lo Bestsarabii anil leach Onliimnces—Selden, Carvein, Ed­ Iiq peasants how to-raise corn, as- monds. le had learned how lo raise il while City Properly—Hilton, stationed at the agricultural experi­ Cnrvclh, lloush. ment station fn'Am< s Iowa, with Elections—Edmonds, Woolou, winch was at one time connected fjehien. I'raf. P. G. Holden, the eminent Moved by Aid. Woolun that .... the nulhorily on coni, who conducted committee nppoiulmeuto bh adopt­ I he alfalfu campaign in Barry coun­ ed. Carried. ty last summer. Moved by Aid. Carvelh Hint the The Consul's Tuport follows: constable Imnd «>f lulward L. Power , For several yaa£#.|>:isl the zem­ ns principal mid John Armbrush-r stvo of the Province of Bessarabia. mid C. E. Harvey ns sun-lies Hi tlm Russia,- has been inlen-sbsl in im­ sum of *5ou.oo be accepted ami fl|e<i. proving the method- of cultivation Carried. Moved by Aid. Wooldn that the I ' >f corn in that Province. In furherance of lliat*objcct it has bad constable Iwuid of Hurlburt J. n its employ, under conlrack-for a Brown as principal and Geo. E. number of years. Mr. Louis G. Coleman and W. II. Jnmioson' as Michael, an ctperi aaricyllurist sureties in the sum «,f Kxsi.ui be acJradunted froip one of the best aeptod aiHl-tihsl. CarrimL Moved by Aid. Carvelh Hint the mericun agricultural colleges. Mr. Michael from the- start was IxHisInble IhiihI of A. D. Maynard ns1 given a free hand, his instructions principal mid Nnrimui l^ilhmn, C. H. iming b)..£rvate a Held organization OslMirn mid <:hnrb-.« Mark as sure­ for teaching the "formers of the ties in lhe sum of *5t*MXl be aeceplProvince the mos^ .improved meth­ ••d and fllwL Carried. Novell by Aid I'.nrvcth that tlm ods of eullivaliiiK corn. At the be­ ginning Mr. Mlcliaei found jnunj IhhuI «J Barry It.-Niller ns principal obstacles in • his path, lhe most and Chester Mofver. M. L. Cook. serious one being She prejudice in John F. Gooilyear, Clement Siiiilh favor of old mot lion* wttfch largely and D. 8. Goodyear ns Mireties-iu prevails). Gradually, however, the sum of Blo.lNX) be accepted ami this was changed lo curiosity ami Uled. Carried. Moved by Ahl. Wooton lhal the later into enthusiasm. Several Helds for exiierirnenla) nurpws leilld of Juslity: John M. Gould Vis were established in which Mr. principal and the National Surety Mkhaoi planted corn iu-alioruai-u J)*ymiiiiiy_"Lew York as stiraly iu plots, showing in one row the n< w the sum «f *5oo.<X) be nccopleil and . inetlmds of planting and cultiva­ tiled, (’.arried. Moved tiy Ald. Illlton thal petition tion of swIctiM. material, while hi another old methods wholly would of E. Tyden to gravel east Mill be used. Harvest seasons by their slreel fnilil lhe West cifd of the results brought Hie desired effecl. Tool Company past the C. K. A 8. Educational Advarllalnc. aidedTiy (he success of those farm­ switching track to Table Fm-tory-he ers who had already taken up the referred to the slreel committee. mmniY. new ideas, ami today Bessnrabiii is Carried. Mrs. Mullen of Bailie Greek visit­ producing some • of the best corn Moved hy Aid. Lunn lhal lhe ed her brother, Frank Smith and and, in iirojMn tion Lo acreage plant­ claim of Henry Bergman of «5o,i*>t Wife. -Monday and Tucmlay. ed, Hie largest crotfs in South Rus- for damages In* laid over unlit n< vt Mrs. J. Fancher visited ut George meeting. Carried. sicoll’s, Friday nnd Saturday. Mayor Jamieson appointed The hi carrying out this work in ac- following: Ik-l Rose will move this week on the Adaui Smith farm on the Cen­ iconlance with American mctlioib Cily Physician—II. A. Barhcr. ' ter Road. The best wishes of their there has been a growing demand Moved-by Aid Wooton that the for American roin-gn'Win- impb - 1 lUiiMilnlmcjii friends go with them. be condniicd. (kirrlinl. Mrs. Perry . and daughter Juna menls. None oilier,have been us<‘<L I. Cily Attonii'j— Lee H. Pryor. visited at II. II. Castellon's Sunday I but in several cases these have not Moved by Aid. Lunn that aitpoiuland attended Sunday school and worked satisfactorily. Mr. Michael meiil hu i-onllnneii. Carrie.I. has endeavored u» act in an im­ meeting. • Marshal -Gillwrt Striker. partial manner id lhe selection of Tliecp will l»o preaching next Moved by Aid. Cnrveth that Uta Sunday al lhe church aLJl:3l p. in. machines used. Tlie following in­ Sipointmenl be ronllnmil. Imd. As it is “Go to Church Btmilay” il teresting letter, which givAs Ihyes Aid. Cnrver.h, Edmonds. Ilillmi views relative to the demand for s earnestly hoped every seat will and Selden. Nnys Ahl. ilernry, be lllb-il. Bunday school-al 1:80 p. American machinery .in Hie Prov­ Lunn. .Itnusli nnd Woolou. ince. as well as I he progress being m. next Sunday. Night Polkr—O. V. Sliipim. Ladies Aid' at llie hall Tbucsdny, maile there in (•(•rnlmilltv^iing. was Moved by Ahl. Lunn tiiat the ap­ recently received by this office: May 7lh. All invited, point mniil he conUnntsl. Carried. We are doing exfibUy the rams' Ansel Gohlen has moved back tn bis fat lier’s farm, where he and his work as last year, except that there . Movel by Ahl. Lunn that the ap­ wife wiH help care for his parents i is an increased number of peasant.* pointment be r<Hillnned. Carried. who aro l»ln very poorly. interesti>.|. We are’ working with Novel bv Aid. Wool on Unit coun­ more Hiuii f,500 iHiyk and mon- than cil firoreed to (lie idecth'll of U sup Ed.Reid is ou the sick list. l.tss) peasants. Our results last erinlenilenl of Waler Works. Car­ NORTH EAST RITJ.AND year were very gratifying- Peas­ ried.- Tolnl number of vote? east, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Matthews of ants using mir system of corn cul­ H, which Elray Tobias received «. South llutland visited al W. Z. ture received 5o to HM> per cent 'Moved by Ahl. Woolou that El­ more than their neighbors. >ybo fol­ roy Tobins be dccltmal elected Sutd. Moore's Sunday. ' Mrs. John Kurtz of Grand Rapids lowed the old system of-sowing corn of Water Works, Carried. ■was over Sunday guesl al Charles broadcast. Igist autumn we pre­ Moved by Aid. Carvelli.Lkil Join, sented peasanls winning prizes in A. Woolou be declared e|r(-|e<| I’renOlner’s. Charles Beam and daughter. Mrs. «|tir corn contests. 8i plante.hi. Hl ident of (lie council. Carried. Main! (litre of Hastings passed Sat­ plows. 7 corn Shelb-ra, and 14 cultiMayor Jamieson appointed Cor­ urday night and Sunday al Charite yaflira. Tla? mlcrral in lhe,work is nelius MniuHMnrshal. Moved by Aid Woolon lhal the Increasing, ami t|n> work itself Jins M'Kire's. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Shorten aud so'for advanced that there is qo appointment he conllrmed. j.,wl. Mr. nnd Mi*. George Scott of'near qhestion now that the raleclitm or­ Ayes Corvrlh. Edmonds. Selden and Quimby, were tiipiday guests al ganization will remaih a-perma­ W<ioton. Nays A.ld. Hilton. Ilenu-y, nent department of the Cprava. Lunn nnd ilonsh. Leun Shorlen's. Mnynr"r>p]Hiinted us Mnrdiii! Fktrl Adam Everly of Hastings is work­ Two other governments uro orgauii,U1 work similar ing for Charlie Hoorn wlgi is pre­ i/in- llo'ii; -Goldsmith. Moved by Aid. Wootun (iur system, nnd it is only a quos- that the aptHjintmenl be cunllnned. paring to build a new house. Miss Mary Smith of Hnstimm is Hon of ti|ne before our system will CatTiexl. Ayes all. keeping house for her bn>lm~ be adopted in all of the Provinces Moved by Aid Woolou that Clerk have PM) coinmillee curds .printed. qf. Southern Russia. .■ " Dan and John Smith. Sunday school next■ Sunday at .Some American'cqm nlonters are Carried. Ayes all. pot giving satisfaction here pn ac­ Moved by Aid.-Hidden that coun3.*00 o'clock. . count of Hie breakage of essential dl adjourn. CarriiiLparts. American pianufariun*rs Jqs. M. Pnilcn. Explanation Wanted. must build tbeir nmehim» so lhal City Clerk. they can be trailed nt the end of a ing the bust get in the three great operas II Trovatore, molds of trauxparept |sxtur«.** say» Apt Comparison. n Girl'' and ‘‘Martha" at Heed's Opera House Tuesday May Arthur J Wertsrmayer. thq gutbor o| wagon 5 or 0 md.-s .without break­ ing. Tlie oeasanta (k>,not live on. Jones—"A b'rldegioom doesn't count ed a snSciemly large advance sale ol tickets is made- at the •Udors" •Whiddyt inaan bldr In their land], a* is the custom with for much at his own, wedding." Bmltb quHm tha Nsw York Mali. American farmers, They live in —"NO; ha might M well tx> vice-prest very low prices 50cents, 75 cents and Jr.00. Order tickets the villages aud m dully to and from dent ot tho United -BANNER WAJiX ADVa PM.- their fleltjj, pftep m far uway as 7 * The Grocers Own a Home in Hastings YOU CAN BUY ONE RIGHT < House and lot" .... in the fourth ward, lour blocks from the court house, sig roouri, with bath. Ihucv $1,100. Excellent seven-room house on South Broadway. Hard­ wood floor, furnace heat, gas and electric lights. A fine location and a big bargain for $2,000. House and z-: lot in first ward, small barn, nice location. Trice $1,100. A fine house nnd lot in the first ward with bath and ekctric lights, lair barn and nice location, for $1,200. Crook and Gould ; Hastings, Michigan. MEMORIALS Ironside Bros. Phone 197 Granite and Marble Dealers Hastings, Mkh. W1QT7! 'AVcarc lhe- only exclusive------v_J.Lu JL W LoJL>. Dry Cleaners in your city. .Our business is Dry Cleaning and Pressing "and wn know how to get the best results. We sponge and steam press a gentleman’s suit for 50 cents. ' Hastings Dry Cleaning Co. Prompt Attention to Parcel Post and Deliveries M. Kellogg, Proprietor Phone 223, Hasting;, Mich. Lace Collar Cuff Sets We have a fine line of out samples ofbcautilul Lace Collar nnd Cuff Sets valued up to$l.f)Opcr set, all colors, and I obtained these thru a deal whereby I can sell them to you at 25c per set. See them and you will want them. O. A. BOYE.S Department Store Hastings, Mich. Paying Toll on Tigris Rlvar. 1 At one ferry qn tho Tigris river the I II fa as follows; Foi\a poof A tab, o cents; for a prosperous Arab, four I uts; for a soldlar, ten cents; for a; Igrim, twenty cents; for a European, inty cents. Tho scalo of prices for . arly everything along tho way tn nllar. Hut many of the Arabs are poor that they prefer to swim ross tn tho ancient manner. They id several old gourds together and i-n. sitting upon them, paddlo their iy along—Christian Herald. Mr. Gtonc’a Luck. Whim Jhe agent' paid Mra. stone tho lount ot Insurance her hUHbmid had -rrlcd. according to Everybody’# Macazlno, ho asked her to take out a policy on hef own life. . ’1 bdievo I will." <Uo caid, "as my husband bad, such good luck?* -BA.WEH Wivr MIS. goat Train In Speeding. A man boat a train Is a recent race botwocntlio two from Groom to Kurswing, India—a distance of JfiH miles, Tho victor, a*prfv»to named Graiiap. of tho Argylls. beat tbo train by two minutes. The distance was covered In ~~~ ------- — J thirty minutes »by — — ouo *hoar aud co&tlnuous running- Graham walked two days before from Ghoom to Kureeong and back, 31 ullca tn six and onofourth hours. Greenland glaciers averago 1.080 feet tn thickness, mosro W feet a.day, and dtaefarga Into tbo tea four square miles of tcu yuarly, l.OOo feet the. job If alio can bosa tbo boaa. BANNEB WANT ADVS. 1*AX. �at. i*H ------------ Purity Flour at $2.20 We are still selling Purity Flour at $2.20 per hundred pounds Now is the time to buy all you want of Purity We are selling a “New Process” Cracked Corn. No fine stuff in it. This cracked corn is also manufactured in smaller sizes for chicks Our prices on Pure Bran and Middlings will be attractive to you It.will pay you to see us LAST about that wheat you have to sell Our prices have always been the highest Hastings Milling Co C. A. KERR, Manager Phone 283 1 I \HI,^\II I I Nn und Mrs. E. E. Church nyere in Grand Rapids, Wedru-sday and Thursday. They utendrd the Greater Grand Rapids ExiHisilion. The' I. O. D. F. will hold a special meeting Saturday night and work lhe second degree. George llirliardson hits gone to Ontario to visit relatives hi Gall and'Paris. \ Claude Scoville and wife are mov­ ing in|<» lhe Lewis Todd house. . Born, on Monday April i'i>. Iu Mr. and Mrs. Austin Rosenberger a daughter. Mrs. RoscnlsTger and Itaby arc at lhe home of her par­ ents, G. E. Manin nhd wife. Mrs. Chauncey McConim k visited Hastings, Mich II. .1. igzne went lu Lansing Wed­ in Grund Rapids, Monday and Tues­ Mr. mid Mrs. Doolittle of Mullinesday un business. day. .­ Ike Iahik and daughters Amia. and Mrs. Hltighl entertained Mr. and near Purl land, visited al Arthur Amelin, viiileii Mrs. Slirock and at Mrs. While uf Grand Rapids, last Homer's, Inst week. Fred Wagner and Edison Kenyon IL J. Lane s. Munday. Andrew Jepson has been visilins Mrs. Vildinc was in Lake Odessa. of-Frccporl. attended .Masonic lodge hen* last week. his son Elmer and family. Tuesday. Arthur Winchester i‘|ilcrluiiicd Mrs. A. C. Henkes spent.Iu»l week Miss Hazel Cool of U. B. A. Hos­ lhe members ot - bis 8. 8. class pital, Grand Rapnlj, visited her with her parents in Hastings. A well is being pul down behind Thursday evening. liarents, 'Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry I .ane of Scott­ the Congregational church building Claude J. Mick of Indianapolis, where a kitchen will bo built in the ville, visited lhe latter's mother, .visited her inolher and bn>Un*r the Mrs. ShroL-k. near future. latter part uf last week aud over , Lewis D*ece is drawing lumber Mrs. Herl Long and little daugh­ Sunday. fur his new barn, which will tie ter of Mciidbn, are visiting Ike Cong and family. , built this summer. ■ Mrs. Knetlle and daughter, Zillah, Mrs. 11. Fitzgibbons of Grand Hap-' Miss Lula McCrccry of Holland Is visited over Sunday iu Grand Rap­ ids visited her mother and sister spending the week with Hustings Tuesday. ids. friends. THE SATURDAY EVENING POST Emperor’s Entrance to Royal Palace, Tokio, Japan. 08984982 INTERESTING JAPAN cushions around il, for us lo sit on. As Tilllu was not quite ready. we asked to look around, tind went nil over Um place. They have many nice rooms, both large nnd small, divided by screens, ns well as n large romn for entertaining large . parlies. Everything was perfectly . clean, lloors either polished pr rnvlne is.terraced up and leveled off. Water is flowing from one level In another in cascades. The sea village* are very funny. Their harbors are tilled with San Paus or ilshing boats of. all descriptions, and when lhe tide ia uut there are hundreds of people un the beach digging for shell Ksli. ' \V<- are taken lo the inland <>! Mi'j'ajiriiii, ’ iu i! small gas engine boal, alwiut one nulu from (lie main land. The island is about 15 miles iii uircuinfereiice, alut our hole! is on a ravine back from the. shore, for n gisul view • out lo tile Sea. They have ganleneil lhe ravine 'In aFi’-l ANTIQUATED METHODS VS. • PROUDFIT'S HEW SYSTEM Joseph .Uofjurdus Arted Old Ilookker|»er In The “Old Wny und The New" At Exposition. The Proudlll Iamtsc leaf Company Of Grand Rapids carried off Illi! laurels akthe Exposition last week by the uniqueness of their booth. Tilt! title to their display was "The Old Way and The New." At oim side was an old fashioned high desk piled high with pie old tiinii \111 ’ 111 > tnnns IcdgTYPsr L'^strtRTnk, creek running steiirough ,iL From journal, diw Ixxik, etc., and sitting our window we can loukjiut o\lt at the desk was Jacob Boganhis, the garden, and the waler, with wh­ -I- d ftl.years, wearing an old silk irr fowl in the stream, and tunic tiiu that had s*.*ep a hundred years deer in lhe park; and out on tin* or mon? und in the old ink well s<-a tho flailing IsialH, and half- nak­ stuck a quill pen, Abdve lhe old ed iieopk* digging in lhe sand. The desk was a board full of nails with air and surroundings give us Hu- printing abovu the diffon-nl suc­ same iiuiel feeling that one has on tions telling what they were for. Ixike Cornu ii; Italy. Epon theses nails were hung tlie Il ispii very |>npiilar resort for slips of credit saliyn, certain nails Japanese people and llivro arc very or pins, the long ones, represpiiting few Europeans. Wn visited their the palrom« whose credit was goqd '’iitagn, bazaar' und temple. This while the short phis were for those 7-'i,i,n,i ,i-'» 0||e of Ihoir Innst holy whose credit was poor. You could Jdnrlis nnd upon it no chtldren air fairly see lhe cob-webs about Ihu lo be born nor people to die. W“ old desk nnd the old man who tm<l resolved In do neither. We visitoh not posted his book for months tho mountain tho next day. IkiNi back and -who in fact never got feci high, .with slniiti steps nearly caught lip. Mr. Hogurdns is lo he all the way. At tlie summit we roinpliinenli-d upoi) tlie splendid look lea with tlie priests, and this way in whitHi he acted und looked lea was Jiiadc upon a lire that has bis part. On the-other hand amt standing never guno out. From the sumniil you ran look nut over the inland over against this antiquated jvsIn this sea willi its nnnierous.islniKls. We Irin was the "New Way. resumed our Jouriv-y al 3:30. ami |H>silion Martha. Adams acted the arrived at Shimmioseki. til -nine p. part of tho- inodi.'rn otlice Ixtokm^. there taking tlie lioul al once keener silling ut u desk 1‘qulpped with llhL, latest things in inodern fur "Fusan, Koren. ■ ofllce equipotent wliirh must id necessity include Proudfit Loose Little “Curtsies'' of Children. Leaf Devices. A fashionable hostess recently gave • W. 8. Proudfll was the briginator a most delightful party for children- of the system and has built up a 'most extensive business throughout When awarding them prizes for their proficiency in various games she urged lhe. .cmiutey from New- York to tbo recipients to ""mako'your little Portland. Oregon, and from Tampa,* curtsies and feel each time you do so j| Florida tn Ihilnth, Minn. Tllfipsof.otllccs are using lhe ProtidI ill system exclusively and with pcr- Well novv for the meal. Wc sat at the table' tailor tasliioii. We were given new cluipsticks und a silver bowl was passed* to rinse them in. Very strong tea was serv­ ed, an<l after this Ute dinner. There were three kinds of soup;, one we knew tn be turtle soup. aud they Were nil made of some kind of sen food. There were seven other kidds of llsh or sea food. one lobster, and anol her broiled eel. Home of. them . were raw Jlsh cut hi small pieces, omuko all lo lx1, eaten wilh chop, slicks. <■ z a goud There was n dish of sauce, ,‘ t/aiid wi> deal liku. Worcester sauce-and r -before rolled the raw llsh in this . eating. WvHried every dish set be­ fore us and ale plentifully. When abmil half through, we were, serv­ ed wilh rice nnd relishes, and Inlet; with fruit. Our maid, or Geisha girl, sal with us nt'the table to en­ tertain us and to sen that we were well served. The food would be brought in by a maid, barefooted, bul otherwise very neat.- It tertiiinly.was an experience we will lung remember. Our guide returns-today. Il is not diflicult' lo travel in Japan, without a guide, bul |ie pays his. way in many ways, by doing tin-' work and hiring the help. We can1 thoroughly recouitncitd -Mr. Hirakali of 3161 Ncghislii St- Yokohama.* We got him from Thomas Cook. .. - <iL - an -vntpmsr - of - F3.no' per day and railroad faro. He pays, his own hotel bills, and we trusted him wilh money lo pay lip-: and „iul ■ bills, and ul night be would render ■» Modi, pul th» K mol .lu> u Im-; are local|(l u, |fl pn^.u Grand us a bill for tho day's exiwnso-*. He mediate response. Aud In these days,I knows lhe amount lluit should be when wo hqar so much about "man-1 Rnpids and occupies feet of paid for service. W« note on his hillI bars" It must often bo felt that il is । door space. They started in the last night that we 'wore charged for’ the dlsiippcaranco of thoao “little curt-1 present iocut inn with CHMNNi enpicoming up from tlm depot to lhe sles." which wero onco ’unfailing lid and are today turning oul «IH.hol’d >n rikuhaa, and transporting’ among country children, that has grad- l*t'l worth of work per month with all our baggage, only 30 ceitJs. We‘ ually brought about a change in rural';l hirec of 125 popple. C. Evan rtjfrel lo see him go. and hope to' as well »s town ‘'manners. ' ' W* see him again some day. N«l«l In K-ncNn,. no! lh, lou ot | ,'“k'! ",v 1 n""UI1 »"™' Wednesday, September il. Edueatiunai xQv*iU«ini .We were to comfortable al Kobe, the spirit which can understand tho I that wo stayed Ihrro Monday, rid­' need of those graceful little acts. Is Dog For Golf Linka. ing, dqing thn shops, visiting the. responsible for much we hear of the j theater slrert-'and taking it easy.. decline of children's manners of to-' | A golf dog has been discovered. Tha Tuesday morning we took the traini day. _ animal, a rough haired terrier. Is quits for Miyajimii. an island resort, du|f-8upi>orttng. and ho helps to sup­ ab'iiil one half lhe way to Shpnnnuport iho houso pajppy and tils famUse an Eraser. seki. Miyajmia is on an island in an marks from n>’ wUh whora h» 1,0 1108 ro°t’ For removing dirty mark* inlam! sea, n railroad ride from 7:30 light-colored Uao a j piece of la- td oul aa ninny as ten good golf bails cloth, usu ' to 3:30 in Itr»* afternoon. This ride robber er««vr; eraser: ltho uia ruuver ____spots ,__r 9111 dla- cn a 8un<tay n*«ht; and In one week is very enjoyable, near the .sea, dis appear immediately. Immediately brought home 23.—Manchester Guardnearly all the time, passing through j/appear highly cultivated connin'. The; mountains are all cultivated as near|I . (ffye our W«*t Column a trial for i lhe tops as possible, and every! everybody reads !!. 1 BANNER WANT ADYB. PAY. ■ I ST “Ti """w.... er- 5130 How a4Number Achieved Personality The link* tailor, uf the *tory tnokv titling cnr-» legged imi hi» bench. oii|>pcd and stitched -ii«l preued—making a thou«iiul looliuow lo ihiMhat could better be done*by .1 hundred. jihT never doing the wmc tiling twice Did you know before why we sell Clothcraft Clothes?, You have likely seen this ad, of which we pnicliicc a part, in The Saturday Evening Post or one of the leading Fann Papers. if: .i This is in many ways one of the most re­ markable clothing advertisements that have ever appeared,! as”jt tells cold.'hard facts, about the making-of clothes, which have never been publicly told Iwforc. 7 Wc know how important the Scientific tailoring of Clothcraft Clothes is and why no other, clothes have ever met with such success. Naturally wc want you to know these facts, ds it proves our judgment in offering this line to you. . • -store-poliey-QF giving-yotr the bestj values of the markets, Clothcnift Clothes link up perfectly, . whethe? it is the line of beautilul 'varicd patterns at $10 to $20 or the No. .5130 Blue Serge Special at $l5. There? is-one thing that wc can add to this,V Whatever v.c sell must (live satisfaction; thej ’ When may we serve you? “The Best for the Money Store" F. CHIDESTER Hastings, Mish. \> in. clothing os-any of the things men wear, we do more than sell you goods. Wc give yoti'scrvicc, the benefit of, our knowledge of correct things for jncn. calc is pot complete until this is the fact. - ' ' "a » | ? ’/• J �THE fL FOCRTEEN INNER, APRIL M. IM I. Reed’s Opera House, — NOTE This is Mr. Sheehan’s first ap­ pearance in smaller cities, and following as it does his success­ - ful tour , of the larger cities, makes this engagement an un­ usual event. THE. SOCIAL AND MUSICAL EVENT OF HASTINGS Sheehan English Opera Company America’s Foremoat Singing Organization ■ In Famous Triple Bill of the World’s Three Most Popular Operas IL TROVATORE“MARTHA,” “BOHEMIAN GIRL” Flic subscription list for first choice ol seats for this attraction M now on file at Carvelh & Steb­ bins drug store. Subscribers seat sale will open on Monday, May 4th in the usual manner. FIRST COME. HIRST SERVED. ’ By an All Star Cast headed by JOSEPH F. SHEEHAN, America’s Greatest Tenor A Complete Performance In Three Complete Acts Beautiful Costumes and Scenic Investure Prices for this Engagement, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Mall Orders Will Be Accepted Now; FREEPORT. .Mrs. Itnmhnrd mid daughter. Au- NORTH NASHVILLE. Mr*. Hattie Noyes went io Grand Lp<l«e Saturday lo visit ridalives anil friends. Carl H. Tuttle was quite sick ln-l Mrs. J. L Miller was at Vermont­ ville Wednestl iv on btisines*. Menno Wenger anil Silas Enifale W. I. Marble was at MlddlcVUIe Frances Thuntdny nighi attending the Knight <111 binmii***. 1. \aiice anil family and I raim cun contest. -iieiino WdHRT w enter Wimt w>’m m i" >the >>>■ Burin•»>>■ >•■- ’ Catuy-imd faintly spent "Hmidny lit Metinb Mrs. Lung who’has been visiting The Grange will meel nl Edward tom hospital in Grand Rapid* Fri­ [’aimer's May B. when a program day Tbi*.a few <lay-. •ning. will he carried out anti a pot hick • Mr.*. R. H. McMillan entertained supfHT serveil. iwenly-four Indies Thursday aflerErnest Feigl»i<*r was home from •n.* I.* v-lttlnejn her] King mul Mamie' -noon with “lou.” A over Sunday. iu.*. spent .Sunday Hastings lunrliinn was served. ' Mr. and Mrs. Will Franlz of Sun... ... ... .......... •■-•|wi>ii iiH’ir puiviitS. ’ Miss Susie Russell, uf ib'hi spent Tuesday wilh Mr. anti Im* purchased Hie| II. Wolcott has been making came hoinit- hist Thursday •* If. A. Brooks house on Que<*n Ht- improvements <>n hi* holder...... by Mrs. E. II. Smith. Herl Tilmni-li was called from 1...1 .,r ii... Moipij.q rhureli. I raisiiiB the north wing up even with HaMifigs Friday, on accuuql of lhe pulling a nowm,,. r,.,| „f |jh. |t>m.*e. illness of hfa father. Wm. is on Hu1 serious Mrs. Lyman visiting her Titmarsh Sr. Mr. Tilmarsh died ■sick list. Toinlin for some time left Monday this morning nl hi* hornti north and Mis. E. S. Drake returned from F. II. Everhart made a business west ot Nashville, wilh hardening of trip lo Grand Raiiiifa, ThurwIAjL Iu r liutiht with her brother. several wbeks with her rhlldren. Miss Leila Perkins is clerking in I h<> nrtwries, l4tst week, ’Tue*«lny twenty-one of Ammon Dull and family ride in a . Mr. an>l Mrs. C. It.SJuiek went fo the new store recently stalled by; ■ lhe yeighlior* of Mr*. John Shindorf I new Ford automobile. Co. gave her a very |)IML*mil siu priso, Gramljt.-lpid* one evening this week litirnhard Mis* Lnuni Scltwmler of Grand ■ Misses Gayle and Stella Hager of ■ nnd aff»*r <1 wy enjoyable after* to see "Ben Hur.” Harold Hess and family nn* mov- llnpiils spent Salmday nnd Sunday Woodland were «in*«ts of their noon all won* invihwt.lo lhe home of cousin Mrs. Elsie Knoll Tliursday with Iler (iiMvat* cast of town. Mrs. Menno Wenger, when* mi ex­ * Asa Stecklc was in Ionin, Wed- nighi. * cellont three coiir.-" Mmper was vacated by the Sieberts. Arthur Hart wa* taken suddenly Horn b> Mr. mul Mr*. <>. W. <«rib- nest lay. ill while working for his father in roiiduded by a visit. i<> tip* nholes, Ihh .Monday morning a baby girl. Mrs. Ari Cheesbrough who ha* lhe field a few <lnys ago, but is bel­ r:irtTk Tiimm ’ .-h wa* nt lit* fath ­ John Hinkley and family hgvo moved from Maple <5ruve into HaK- er*'.*. Wm. Tilmarsh'.*. ii| North Hasting*. spent Friday in the vil­ ter al this time. Casllelon Satuntny mid Sunday on lage. returning to h>-r home in DcMAPLE GROVE. . ar<ouiil of the latter'.* sickness mul Mr. and Mrs. Elrner Clark and Mr, , Mr. and.Mrs. John Shimlorf hnvr ''’Tllr -riin. ral ot Iho hl. Wm. Tll-I Mr. n’mi M>* Winll.1,1 stem and ami Sira. Geo. Pcarco motored over moved* info Mrs. S. I,«ihhau.»erfa Marsh. Br..'who passed away Sun-1^;'1 of Grantl llttiiul* spent from from Baltic Creek Sunday mid spent hmise on Green SI. 11... ,'..l •< > 11 <■« ,111,1 day morfiiiix nl six o'clock. «us h>-hl J bur*dav mill Mnu lay wilh lhe i u (1. .1..,' day .i-itl, with relatives mid froillll* friends Mi«.« Edith Fleming nveived a Parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.i (|(fW vicinity. benuliful wold medal #b>r distiji- nt Cnstb lon Tij.*s.lay nflei ii’oon mnl I Mr. and Mrs. D: H. F.vnns went t»» giifalied *e|-vi,-<» from flu* World'* Ids body was hi ought, here fur- bur-; fr'1-’”*0". J,*iy Ware motored lo Grand.Rap- । Hillsdale Co. Ia*t Thursday fo air Star Knitting Co., of Bay City. Mi** ial in luikcvicw cemeteryJohn Tilmarsh of - 'Chattanooga. i<fa <'n<* dav last week. (tend the funeral of n ni<*ce. Hicir Flemingjia.* sold tin* “World's Star" King / entertained > daughter Mrs. Roy Smith also dc. gixxfa here for owr nine years with Temu •< the bu>**I of his brother.: Miss Mabel illnrk Tiluinrsli mid olhcKrolnlIves I company from Lowell, Sumlnv. i companied them. very good sucre*?. Uiif> K Whitford mid wife <>f I ',h'’ temperance meeting nt Hie Misti Flora Fowler of Kalmnunv* arouml lhe village, hping calhxj here Rufus Wliit Foi'ii ..... ........ --"LSIW I Grand Rapid* move ami enjoyed by all. Kunx nnd family Saturday and Sun­ idenee mi Haro S( the min talk >by '.-pi'cuoi, llir ’J Itav. ........... Hoy day. moving info Mrs. Inn Hilchie’s house future ■Wolf. Proceed* ZIXW- to help the Dr. S. M. Fowler of Battle Croek nl the corner <if Middle and Sher­ Imine. ’ • vieited relatives here Saturday and man-streets. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fox nnd daugh­ newly organised W. • T. V. Mrs. I>. H. Evan* has returned In Sunday^* ter were in Grand Rapids, Thurs ­ The L. A. M. ’of the M. E. church Barn ville to care fur Mrs. Gillett Frank Dilbaliner of Chicago, stii'iil cleared sotnelhing over.twenty <lol- 'day. < Sunday wilh bls iiioIIht, Mr*. Clin?. Im * above > \p>-n«e* with -their ex­ Work wa* begun on Hie new wa­ and baby daughter. •Miss Ida Chwsnian atlended lhe f.:iih- crllenL.entrrlniumrnl ;il. llii: opera. 1 ter works building |n*l week. --Fow|er am| sfater, Mrs.j.y«lia Mi-* l.ama l >i i>)!>ii!l who has been Farmer* Club in Assyria last Satur­ r“U* z,, < *---------------- । house last Fridayy m-ning. j Mrs. Chas. Fowler was so much I .. ... assisting in lh>* work. nl‘th>* resi- day. Mrs. Wm. Sample i*gaining slow, Jay mid Moy Crapolf "f Assyria of 1.*. *'• A. Sisniii, fa n..w helping OTr improved that they discharged Hie I ly andJ.C able ’ to gul-axuund.Ho* deuce l.. r pnr«Jnl* „t i™>„. *""*7 “L.Jt,,,,1”.......... Mr ■fraiftBd nin*c fcfaf F.nnrd.iy. house some. . I her east of h™,,, „„ar-ami Mrs. John Cheesemnn. Mrs. Lyman JtyirtS was nt Char­ . count of sickness in tharsfauiily. Mis* Avail Haines of Nastivdle .. n'* rl".' ‘5 About lw» uulu load, fndi-her. lotte hut Friday. * G»*orge Franck vfailed hfa daugh­ 'ri>1 Ia’. wilnes«cd lln‘ ball game in Hasting* passed Sunday at lhe home of Mr. Mrs. Ralph Swift. ters at Charlotte last Friday. t^atunlay. when the local high <hs and Hasting* high hy the score " Tlie carpenlen began repair work Misses Gaynell anil Z**lln Franck repairs lo Iu r houw and visiting on Lowell Jrtrrnrd’s house Monday. It lends. 7 >,, .• . ’Were home from Jackson from Fri- NASHVILLE Miss I.Ida Stuckey of Charlotte A. Brooks house ।>n Maple SI., just spent Saturday evening mni Sun­ ra«l of U E. Lentz’s. . day with friends hwre. . Mr. and Mr*. Fred Nelson have Mr. and Mrs. S. E.’ Cook of Char­ moved to Detroit where they have lotte were guest* al Mr. mid Mrs. I„ purchased a home. W. FeiBliner Rev. John Breffdy of Grand JlapThe Pythian.Siah-ts cave .Mrs_A., id* preached al Hie M. E. church C. Siebert u rery pleasant stirpri*** i la«t Sunday morning, parly la.*l Saturday afternoon, and Rev. J. S. Deabler is expocled In presented Iler willi a l«*mtlifiil cut >rnmmeiir>* hfa pastorale at Hie glass dfah, as a token of i-citu-mnu'gelicnl churcii iu’re next .Suu.......... t<Hak>>■> m„e with MIMI ln-r IM -I luAvlilay ' o.l» 11'I 11111K. ibranre l<> her morning. • . • q.() (niurr]| ll<wn<*. ........................ Ifainly refreshment* were- Next -•-• Sunday ■fa — “fit .served ana all had a fin- time, nl-• Sunday" lieffOmid il though at find Mrs. Seiber! <li<lir'| then* will hi* goal congregations in know'-wliotlior to tangti or rry. I all of the churches. ■lay, looking after railroad duties. I. E. Moore \vn» in Grand, Rapid* last Wednesday. . Mrs. Farrow mid two children of Traverse City, are visiting at the home of Mr. anil Mrs.,C. A. Curtiss. Mr. und Mrs. James - llulliburger of Lowell mid Milo Hullihtirger nf Jackson were iu the village Sunday. Mr. ami Mrs. James IIiillihurgeer ....... have furchnsed ..... the new house rr■■••ntly pul'.......... up 'iiy !•’< and Soq, and ........ ......... / Fox l|ii*yli()p<> occupy » ...... tn vcupy if soon. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sisson and sis­ ter Mabel Sisson of Hastings, spent Sunday at homo in lhe Village. For WOMEN Only Who do baking ’on hot, sultry days Wc have a suggestion to make whole lot of HARD WORK. that will SAVE YOU ‘ time and monev and a . With our very complete and superior Baking 'Plant,- fve are equipped to c|o your baking for LESS MONEY than you can do it yourseli, il you count your TIME and HARD WORK as anything at all. 7 \ We buy our materials for LESS MONEY than you can, l>ecause we buy in LARGE QUANTITIES. For instance, we buy Gold Medal Flour in CAR­ LOAD LOTS. . We bake hundreds-of Pies, Cakes, Cookies and Loaves of Bread AT ONE TIME in our large oven, and we do it as quickly as fvou could do it in your own stove or range, so that the actual LABOR COST to us for each pie, cake or loaf of bread is. SO SMALL that it could hardlv be calculated, and we have the BEST SKILLED BAKERS that tftoney can hire. Baking in the large quantities that we do, all that.we. ask is a very small profit on each article. Why not let us do yod^baking during the very Mot, sultry months that will soon follow, and SAVE all the hard work and worry you are now doing for NOTHING? Think it over. Star Bakery and Restaurant QUALITY BAKE SHOP General Delivery Phone 381 Hastings, Michigan KAI.AMO. Bi-Heviie Sunday. ' Mr. and Mr*, (faear llenegnr and son Harold Visjted Ed. Ilenegar and' wife in Maple Grove Sunday. Charles Martens and family vis­ ited Mr. ami Mrs. Vidor Gregg, Sim-1 day. Mr. nml .Mr*. U-vi Curtis nnd daughter Eva visited L<*<mniil Curtisi mid family near Vermontville, Sun­ day. .. Mrs. Anna Mnllison of Bailie I Creek is visiting relatives midi Parties Socials Family Gatherings ARE ALL CREAMS. OCCASIONS FOR USING OUR ICE Brick and Bulk Cream, Ices, Etc. Both ice cream departments (wholesale and retail) of our business arc 0|>ened and in lull swing. Mr. and Mrs. Jake VnnVIeel of Battle Creek 'visited Orren L-wfa mid fatally from Saturday till Mon-' day. Phone 548 J, W. Armbruster, Prop. Hastings, Mich. PearJ Gearhart hag quit.-school alj Nashville and is nl home with lierj Iv'i rents. BVRHYVillF { MORGAN. PROFFESSIONAL CARDS Uiindav Miv I fa "(fK T.» Chilirti wil1 “i1*" ,’1"1 g" lo "•>' fn,l,''‘‘* «... a! u, 1 ”1"1 wi" hil", 1 ss.ii! .............. PHYSICIAN! The Palm Garden The Ahl .Sia-i.ly will Rwct in lhrl‘",’2 J . . bawmieiit parlors of the church, l , fbero will Ih* a firayrr ineflting A. & C. H. BARBER, Friday. May H, for *um>. r. A large'H"* I rotay n<*nmg nl Mr*. Mary i t’hyiician* end Surgeon*. crowd wilt )>•• made welcome. | I urner s. I reaching Sunday ifmrnMr. and Mrs. Fassell enlrriain.'d ■ ms* <•>' Mrs. James Mead nml Sunday Call* In city or country, responded lo with promptness, day or night. Mm. Fa**etr* brolhrr and family t evening by the pastor. Mr. nm| Mrs. Wilkinson of Chariot# । Elgin .Mend has begun jo paint K. WILLISON, D. I). 8.. Mrs.. .Mary SliafTer’s house. Sunday. i Halting*, Mich. Mr-. May Van Tuyl and son. 'Mrs. John ftulrlies* of Nnshvilh* H F id.s shopping. friends mid former neighbor*. Irttiie Hyde spent Saturday mid JOHN M. GOULD Mr*. James Miller returned to Rat­ Sunday in Battle Creek lhe gncsl of tle Creek Friday after making her LAWYER hi* sfalcr mul family, Mr. and .Mrs. Ed. Corio. ’ Office over Grigsby & Brook* EUry Me6d has improved his Mrs. Gillelto nf Lapeer i* visiling Phone 17a her son and wife, Mr. and Ml*. El­ premises quit*' n lol' l>y removing several large stumps, grading the mer Gillette. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Mr. and Mrs. Holley Lmhrop. soul yard, and selling out a new grove. aiid fulher..who went north lusl fall, ----- — ----------- ----- - —.—.—, to make il their fuldre borne, have J School Sunday. There are other litrelunied. They think that Barry-! He Inmhs ns well as hist sheep that viH<* is good enough for them. . | Hie tainl wouki like to s<*e in tbo UNDERTAKING AND Mrs. Gntrluefa of Nashville spohl '’ " Friday Hi>» guest, of Mrs. Jennie J Hattie Boliniter spent Monday in FUNERAL DIRECTORS Whitlock. 1 NAxliville visiting Iut iincb* nniL Licensed HmlMltner always In attendance aunt Mr. and Mr*. Pliny Mc«>mb>*r. PHONE. 226 OR 387 ' COI . . NTY .LINE. . ,. .. I Mrs. W. S. Adkins mid daughter? Miller & Harris Furniture co. Sunday visitors wit h Mrs. J. < »*r- j Grace ."pent Monday in Grand Rn|>-‘ Hligur wure her daughter.*. Mi .l l.i'ii a—.l— . ~ j, Wachtel* mid husband mul little j'f-|15„ visited friend* Hi Ab* tract und Ileal 11* la to Office. ■laughter, and Mrs. G. Mcls*..<l an.I DtynfaJO Abrtroet Block, Martino children of W«-sllan.| ami Mr*. A. L; """£>,*. Money to loan on Real Eatate. Real id nt l-iughlin mul sou, Gaylord, of| ’’’’J" Eala to sold on commlMlon. General . . . , ..,-i John ciioeseinnn has Hie foumla- conveyancing. Having a complete eel i Mi ni Hri. 14i J 1 Hon built for a large tool house ami of Abalract BOoka compiled from tho Records, can furnlih complete AbErwin trtllu’r ol Nunmd.l waK R, Mni Wm x Itevjnc r,.hiniM| . ASSYRIA. y.s!lor with hi* me.’.*, Mr-. Ualdo ^.mday from Owosso, where she Mrs. KfL Tontpkin* visilod her Gerlmger and husband, .Sunday. ; , -----■ was in tUtrlidance nt a large Mis­ cousin Mrs, C.-.R. VanAuken of PetiRail Road i:<>inmi«»ioiier. C. L.; sionnry mi’eling. Also visited her tlelil Saturday. FIRE INSURANCE Glasgow of Nashville, motored Helen Watrous nf Hastings is through lhe County Line. Sunday‘ daughter nt Cheasaning while gone. Mr*. Wm. Shoup rolurncil Monday staying wilh her graiitiparenis and afternoon. lllra to change your in*ur«nea eall . nfl<*r spending several days with tn and »«• me. 1 represent a comaltrnding srhoaL Mr.*and Mrs. Chas. Kart of Lake ' IMtny with a cash cajiltal of *1.000Mr. mnl Mrs. J. C, Tompkins,.Mrs. O<|e**n an<l Mr. mul Mrs. IL J. Ger- her parents nl Stony point. Henry H. Hy<le, mi aged mul re-| 000 and can fully protect you. John Aucus and c.liil<|rMi l.ii»ww‘d lingcr mid daughter. I.utn. went lo Apccled -resident. o( our community, ■ U!K IL PRYOR nnd Bernice, vuited lhe, InltaFs Mulliken, Sunday afternoon. passed away Monday morning after' sister, Mrs. Alma Watrous of. Hn*a long mid painful sickness. Fhting?, Friday. HOLTIIWEST RUTLAND. neral Wedlimulay 2;0rt, Barryville Mr*. Barker nnd Mrs. Anna Park . The fuuuiay Schoo) cohveulu'Ji at ।church. of Battle ('.reek vfaHed al Bessie Tho Younkers enjoy gulfing llieir the West -Rutland church was well . Shepard's Sunday. feel out to gras* again, and we old-., Little Bernard Callahan has been attended. er mu-* are taking our |x>rtion of ,.r« W.II, i. ........... . Tl* «T ial »J *lr 1 Fri ,quite sick with la grippe. ....... . ofr offleera «lnl >1th* Sunday (day evening whs nt- very well attend- dmuhdiiK 1 green*. Election ' The cottager* al T|inrna|>pl<* lake School last Sundiy .were ns follows: ?*d «n iwrounl of the storm. • Supl- Orville Crandall; Asst. Supl..: Will Havens Mold hfartian of gray hnve.liegun their spring lioimerlean- . "Mr. oo.I Mr.. Itelrl ............... .. 1 Mrs. F. S. Schroiler: Sec. and Trea*..j hqrsrs to Slierinaii H.irij»oti. Dorothy Jewell; Librarian. Orpha, The Misses Blmidu* Mi’.iJiHum, turned Friday, tu (’Jininx. after i 21in dn Til* had k Schoch; Organist, Mtl<lre<| Hartom. Esther Cronk and George ikivensi1 • There will be n May social al the: spent Sunday evening with Charles spending ataml a week with their! ‘‘i-nn ii... i, rne«t &n!*i'r' Mr‘4‘ 801,1 M“r3^“n aml i Music House ill Michigan, *periaBlizrhiin h basetncnl the* cvejiing of t Belson, ..eisoo, JrX urs Mrs. I.ibbic .Douglas * was called Mny i. ‘ . * 1 ' I lii|i on tuning, regulating mid rrover, to her mother'* Hi fa Monday iiHidng piimm and player pianos. morning on nccotml of- the illness EAST ASSYRIA. Onlrra to be left al Miller A Harris ROYAL BELGIAN STAIJ.ION Furniture Co. Mrs. Glen Wing and Mrs. Willianu of Jim Pierce. Born to Mr. mid Mrs. LQUia Erwny Lennon «-nt<*rtainc<l a party of frieiuls al a variety shower Tmirs- a girl, yesterday. Congralulalidns. day evening, al the home of the Cklun. IiIiiuh 1 Sitlui R. R. C«. NORTH EAST MALAMO. former in honor of Miss Eva Pixley, nmo Table in Effect March 6, 1*11, who wa* marrieil. Wednesday to . Mrs. Mastin of Detroit, is visiting Daily Except Bunday. 'Mrs. Stilwell, Arthur Colles -of Ik-iifonl. .'I11(.,.Mr.*. rMiiw.-ii. this II».* week. wr>».............. romns.wera prettily decorated with} Mjm n'iM*’’‘‘.<’Pn*,‘r, > luMirt* aud oul - flnWers. Wfaitingi her Mjhool to help rare for her fath- Num hare *merie«n 7356 •nine Bouth S;OS turn.* 1:41 p. m. •olng North 1:11 a. m. * 4 mid nutwiT constituted Hie eurer-!‘'rtenouriy ill. HU HI U o I 0 Belgian 70326 O. C. GHEVHEL. O. T tainment for the evening. Mis* I Mr. Sanford of (.nnriolle 'I?]bd *' L. G. Sutherland Piano Tuner Mercure Anna Garins favored the guest*! b*w days al Mr. Bronibergs Hus with several solos, also Miss Ber-J~* imrrv rami several songs. Mort Spaulding and »oi>. Rupert, with the mouth mouth organ organ and,, and..banjo, the banjo, with with MiM Lennon at tho piano were < nJoyetl by all. Mrs. Colles received several pretty gifts including sil­ ver, china, linen, mid aluminum. The hostessi-a served a delimons luiii'li. Miss I.ucenn Brown of Chicago is the guest, of her parents, W. E. Brown and wife.. Sam Moon and Wife nnd daugh­ ter were Sunday guests of friends at Olivet. CREEK STREET. Doris Roush of Hasting* was the guest of Mi** Carrie Geiger, Saluruuy nnd Sunday. ' Mrs. Brew doe* not gain as piuch as her friends could wish. Cbarlea Bidelman had tin* misfor­ tune lo Jose a cow Wednesday morn­ ing. CharWUt, visited him Wednesday. Phil Granger !ia* n phone installed in ni* home. • Mrs. Bromberg is visiting her peo­ ple in Orange. Miss liarlsuff attended the teach­ ers institute Thursday ami Friday. Charley Smith fa very ill. atvA conNEns. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Bivens spenl Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Hay Brooks in Knlmno. Mr<. Jacob Miller und daughter Pauline of North Nashville*spent Sunday with Mr. anti Mrs. I-Ted Smith. . Miss Lclnfr Bahs is hired to teach the Guy school for the coming year. William Guy was al Woodbury Mbnday. < Willie Dickson of Maple Grove and Miss Agnes-Babcock of Dowling spent Sunday with the Inlier's sis­ lei* Miss Glenna Jlalicock. The Imported-Royal Belgian Stal­ lion is 5 years old, is bay in color, stands 16 hmufa nnd 3 inches high and weighs 1U80 pounds.' iu growing condition. Jia has a heavy i»ons and is well muscled. He fa abso­ lutely sound and free from vice. He will make the season at the fair ground* in Hastings for a lim­ ited number of good-mares. Terms Ito for single service, pay­ able at time of wrvico.. |t5 to in­ sure with foal, payable at time mare -fa known to do with foal. «2n for .standing coll Marcs bred nt own­ er* risk. Men parting wilh mares will be* held for service fee. A. F. Sylvester A Word to the Borrower <L juitico to the run who ia paying for It I Ha may bo looking for It at thia very moment. Make It a reg­ ular visitor to your home. The aubarn-iptlon price la □□□□□□ D-D Proprietors �tiif. iiormraiuwWB win, an, i»u -A Homan Match Factory* osghonis tufficienl lo nuke 4S3.OIX) rtutcl » demgatu competing tbs body—diviM im and other or,'ant. The p- rltct hsalll of the cknwtit*. ThMe clcnwato come extracts and Jfttrtbctcs them. But If domach Is deranged—tha balance of health Is dedmyed and the blood doss not carry the proper dements to tbs different organk and there Is blood trouble—nerwi trouble—heart trouble, t'aln to ths hungry cry of starred organs. Put the tt-.vr, stomach and organs of digestion and natrttion into a condition of health. That Is Just what Is dono by DR, PIERCE'S Sostbvattra Barry Dqwntttif I . GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY which has been so favorably known for over 40 years. It Is now,put up ta ------- ,, an be obtained of medicine dcalm 50 cents In 1c stamps for trial box— yN,Y. THE COMMON SENSH MSDIOAI. ADVISER Seasonable Goods We arc here with the goods. Come in and let us show you our line— Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Straw Hats and everything else lor this time of year. YOUR PIE TIMBER must be getting low. Wc have Dried Peaches and Prunes at 15c‘,2 lbs for 25c Canned Pumpkin and Mince Meat at10c And an excellent clean line of Groceries and Canned Goods at Right Prices. I-ast week was Paint week at our store and we still have some paint. PAINT NOW. Wm- Renkes & Son Of Dowling Rape Seed FARMS FOR SAI ' MlU>. Mrs. Kammer, Sr., is iu poor health. 1 . Gcorae Pennels of Kalamazoo spent Saturday with his grandpar­ ents al Milo. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Flower at­ tended (he malinet! “lien Hur” Sat­ urday in Kalamazoo. John Kammer spout Saturday and Bunday with his alslor 'in Richlmnl. ____ . ... .Miss Ethel I»wis spent Saturday ami Sunday with her cousin Alice Bailee in Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Gorham motored to Ross Sunday mid visited in the home of |jrank Baslruic, who is making u good recovery-from a repenl accident in which he lost three left-hand fingers. Mr. and Mrs. Albertson of. Hick­ ory visited al John Gbble’s, Sunday. Mrs. Henry Fennels lias, been helping hoc mduiet care for net brother Jay Peters of Htchlaud who is uuilo ill. MiS. Calvin Stuart of fowa arri­ ved lust -week lo visit relatives ill this mid adjoining counties. . Russell Thorpe is home and will not return to the Battle Creek school. Warren Richards will saw limber on the farm of Eva Johnson this Mrs. Nora Blanchard entertained Sunday Mrs. Lyman Slicdd and Mr. ami Mrs. Eugene Jackson of Otsego und her sister, Mrs. Fannie Jackson of New York. Mr. ami Mrs. Georgo Dunning have their house nearly completed. The Milo people who attended the H. S. convention in lhe Baptist church nl Prairieville report a very int--i.-~iiin.--limc. . Mrs. Chainlmrlaiir is apending a few days wilh her daughter Mrs. Mary Dosler at .Maidovale. Mr. mid Mrs. will Walers were culling on friends at Milo Sunday. PASTINGS AM) CAHLTON TOWNLINE. Miss Beatrice McDonald of Coals Grove visited Miss Agatha Kinne, Sunday. Mr. iiml Mrs. W. W. Wellman vis­ ited at E. .L Bump's Sunday. <i. Barnum mid daughter Mrs. Edith Fausey of Hastings culled at J. J. Barimm's. Strndny. , J tunes Swanson ami family spent Sunday wilh Burdette Lichly of Hastings ami allemled the lecture at the M. E. church in lhe evening. Mr. and Mr.-. Frank Banner and daughter Dora spent Bunday al Hamilton Fisher's of the Slate Hoad. Dorothy Bump spent Suturday nighl and Sunday with Doreen Clary of Hustings. । iiiNns nniYkiw. \ IIODEHN HATIIIUHIU acres.’ extra good house small bam,—on main road 514 miles from Hastings,...Kkoon HO acres, good biiilditigs4Ji(>0 IfcJ acres, good buildings3.500 40 acres. House i.300 Bummer rraort at Tliormifqile Like, good fol' hotel............... 3.000 _ The alrnve property can be bought <m ea-y I■•: n;■■>• w ill rx.-IFau-.-i- Pir cily property. We will be in HastIngs must of the time during Hie lumilh of April, so If'you have cily property lo sell, l«'t us handle it for you. Oilh'c at Chns. Bauer's Law Office. Salurday of each week. no rnn now lie had in every home for very little money. T-o’ those now Imildipg imw Imuses orvonleiimlaling fellltbig_aliLuii,w. .wgjwlidl.aj! opiwrlunily to estimate un the Phiinbhifj Work. The i|utiHly of the work we do, the ''material us<sl, nml the prices we <charge, nil give satisfaction. , f?a. Brown & co. ' Mrs. Pearl Farr-of Kalam:iz<H> vis-i iled her sister. Mrs. Snrtill Phillips,: Sunday afternoon anil Monday. Mura ami Orson Tobias visited Fred Bush mid Fred Bechtel nt the Bullirworih Hospital in Grand llapids, Thursday, They reported the boys doing nicely. Lillle (Ihitrles Cox has the iiii'.-i'-li---. Next Sunday is "Go lo Church Sunday." Itev. Griswold 'will preach at.thn school house al 11:00. Everyls»dy come out-lo hear him. Mr. nml .Mrs. Claude llnmmond of West Hope, spent.'Sunday with the Inlier's unrohls II Cnunv'^. MHo nt 1 ' dren ot West Unity. Obit., vinib-d nt John Horn’s, Tuesday and Wednesday. Glark Btffloo bFfaTu-lin. sp.-nt Tliursday and FTktay at John Pittft. .Mr. litul Mrs. UIW*. henfbu visilvd nt IJayra Himiiablc'a of East Hast­ ings, Salurday iiui Sunday. Claud Mosher mid u de and Saadi Mo.-du r <>f ClavcNtde sprpt Sunday at Peter Moaiier'a' Miss K<liui BccUiel spent Sunday with her parents ill Hastings. . .Miss Mina Mjnzcy of Tustin is visiting her aunt, Mr-. E. Kcnypn. Mra. BunnenrillB ?«lWttl Sunday wilh her inolhoi*. M's. liine* id West Cloverdale. Welton brook’s wile and baliy of Cloverdale wero Sunday callers al (L SunnervUlfi's. Frank Hallock mf Johnstown spent Friday with bls-mother, wh<> is recovering frtnu her recent seri­ ous illness. , Wm Boroico ajMon<*f is a.-*i*ling Mrs. Chns. Aldrich with her lioiut1liold duties. John- ChajnlMirlam ••l.»*w| hig schotil ill Mcey bir'H'romii >q sick­ ness and 1s nt home uiih his par^. enls. .Miss Alina Willison and gentle­ man friend nf Assyr*11- 'taiteil at Will Gates, Fridny’ ntaht und.Salunlay. Cleo Pennock, yyife ami Iwo babies of near Hickory spent Sun­ day al.Edd Gates. Choir practice al the h<>ine <>f.Jny Hart. Friday evemi:- Every oik* interested in bolter singing for our church sin-vices, pleas*- ■•••me. >w. nrrww SMOKY ROAD. • The twn w»- a wotaomu vtoihta in flur vicinity Fridny night. ’ Wc are all sorry lo bear that Floyd Barry was shot -in the right Ifcg. by arefdrnt, Ratunlay morning. • FTeil MMUle visited tits sister Mrs. Grace laicas, ne^ir Marshall. Sunday. ’ Mr. and Mrs. I. Wlllianw and Mr. and Hrs.-Elwood Riorum were Sun­ day visitors~at DdboH Blociltn's, ,-I.ena Meade visited Miss ladha Bgrnum of Stony Point, Sunday. ' Mrs. Ira Falger of Rutland visit­ ed her daugliter, Mrs. Rex Foreman. Tlijuraday. Sylvester Ctiriis and family visit­ ed Mr. mid Mrs. L V. Luca*, near Nashville, last Turadny evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Arch Graves visit­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Willaru. Demond. Bunday. . D»llle Judson visited friend* iii, Delton, Fridny night and Salurday. . CIAY IIIL1K Block buyers from Grand llanids well* through here, looking for becf| caltlr, which they say uro "scarce | a rl iblcs,” Mr. and Mrs. Zinlri Mankcr nt-i lendwl the funeral of Mrs. Sinclair‘ rtf Bowne, Wednesday. Messrs Swvi'gles ami Skillman; called at Leon Potts’ Sunday. George Poland has n new horse. is al his farm hero. Abe Foster is reported on Hie Kain. .Mr. and Mrs. Kollors nml IsnlH‘1 al W. E. Poland's. Two more pupils left school Fri­ day. M innib ami Clayton Tinker have moved to .Middleville, where spuing niuioK. they will attend school. Surcras to them. B. W. Manning of Albion, preach­ ed lie re. Sunday. ' The laulles Aid will im-el with nf South Middleville with his farm Mjs. Allen Binghnin m \t Tlmrsibiy. April 30lli tor supper. IIICKOHY (.(HISERS. Henry Hoyt nml Charles Hoyi were in Ktilninnzoo, Thin-day. Heth Ib’ck Ims-gone (<> Middlmidi Harvey Hicks inol~Uiih an acci­ Park to work al the carpenter irai'c. dent during the thumb r storm. Fri­ parton Corlrlghl has purchased a day evening. His lu>rsc.a becaiin- new horse. frightem-d by lightning ami rtverCharlie Mahoney died Saturday I lurited tlm buggy, throwing Mr night at 7:tjn, nt his home wilh In-arf! Hicks out. Ho escaped uninjured failure. v. mid without any daiunge to the Mr. llirjis nf Gnlesbt|ig liil'-r S*.nHorse. . day fora short visit with hi- ilaughMiss Helen James sprat Sunday .ler. Mrs. Fred Wing. . with her parent ’ " mi and kitlie were in Plainwi . .... Mr. and MnuAualin Biimhatii ami raniC U|i I" the farm. Saturday Miss Lmclla Hicks weir ^ii Kalama­ zoo. Saturday. Sunday. Calviii Hicks of Rn-liland spent nave Monday nl Charles Hii k< Mrs. Lee Hingham and Mrs. Al­ len Binglinm spent one day of la'«i Mr. and Mv. Holomon nml dmsh week in Plainwell. ' ter. Fern, visited relatives al Gales James. Guy was. in Kalamazoo, liurg, Sunday. Saturday. . Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Hicks al leiidwl the banquet al Iticlilaml. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Henry Hale and son, Fran­ belter at lliis writing. cis, ntlendcd the bamiml at IlicltWork is cnminenrvd on tin- bmldlaml last tyeek. j,Mr. and Mrs. Joliu lliscrtek ami Mrs. Nelson Beers and son, Lewis, were In Knlathaxon. Salunlay. nnd Sunday wilh Iter mother. ORANGE! II.I.E. Miss Hazel Henry visited frieml/ in lloaler Friilny and Saturday. ' Geon?" and • Hazel William* mid Mrs. Halt io Beattie is suffering Mis. Gritlln wen* in An?u*;.i. Haturfrom an injury -u-tained in her auto. Tnrn .Gorhan ami Mr. and Mrs. LaVern LeimVm C. iMlvngill inqto'rhave moved to Kalamazoo wlierc lliev Will rexut.-,---- ------------------------■ The sugar ->i ial .al the Grange Friday evening was uuitc well at­ tended. Those having measles are Im­ proving nicely. No new cases rejiorted. as we lienr tl up a grocery Many uf the farmers have their oats Iu aiul nn* plowing for corn and early polal«« «. • Mr. mid Mi-s. Campbell have mov­ ed into the li'iu-i- owned by David Sh.-pard, Mr. ami Mi-. Win. Cole have moved In.(heir m-vv home in town. Mr. and Mis. ill McCafferty now reside in llni house owneil by the lamd Company. Most ,<tf the onions arc in ami somit-are pevpiiu: <>ut of.the ground. Mrs? A. s. Il.iilinway returned wilh her daughb-r to Terre Haute. ImL Iasi wi'id.. Imping to regain hci health there. / Miss laiurn l'> f'<re!<t is hvlpim.Mrs. n<diorl Murdock wilh her houseefeaning. DR. D. OWENS Order1 Our Drays Safety First Safety fiffit < HOI By packing your fur overcoats away so the moths cannot injure them. If you will uye a plentiful supply of tn Red Cedar Flakes''they will come out absolutely moth-free next fall. A LARGE-SIZED BOX FOR*. 15c. OUR STRONG AMMONIA will save you time and labor in washing- windows and woodwork, be­ sides be i rig a Rood germicide. A. Pint Bottle for 10c. HEATH’S BEDBUG POISON will do the work promptly and thoroughly. No use being both­ ered if you will use a PINT BOTTLE of their preparation for 25c. We always can supply ypu with Chloride of Little, Formaldehyde, Lye, Brimstone, Sani Flush, Wall Paper Cleaner everything else you need for a Rood housccleaning. Our BEEF, IRON AND WINE will give you the strength you need to do the work. Two grades, Rexull, at 75c pint. Our Special Brand. 50c pint. Carveth & Stebbins The Rcxall Druggists Hastings, Mich. Phone No. 31 CLOVERDALE Is not a large place, but there arc many advantages in trading there because Kelley,The Grocer has a store there, nnd everyone who knows Kelley knows that •'dicy get just as good buying O|>porlunilics ol Kelley as they can get anywhere. TRY KELLEY FOR GROCERIES PAINT PAINT Noxall Paint does not have to have an expert painter to put it on. Just brush it on: Noxall paint “covers” well. It goes farther and makes a harder, smoother surface than ordinary paints. This paint has licen handled by the Bock Walker Hard­ ware Qo, of Battle Creek for J5 years. Noxall has got Hie stuff—no question. guarantee every can ot Noxall paint, if the paTBr'docs not make good WE WILL. x E,. Tungate 6 Son Banfiwld Exchange 16-6 ' rrrriinnrF; land Hiu'iit Saturday mid Sitmlay East of 1'oitoffice , with tni'lr nephew' Maurice Cox ho-pit-.il. iPhone 126 • Hastings- mid family. Mra. Edith Snyder entertained ■ning Miss Edyllm Pen: Mrrt; Vida Morford amt daughter, Vera, ot DcTTon. Friday uighl. altCUl f'J’lJ’ "r h'T frieml-. sp'-ut tlm Mancucrib* Meyers has ln*l‘fl quite eti mng with her. Tin1 eveitiiig wax sick Ills’ past week. Then profit andavailabilbaht Traver mid family of Balti­ cnsim and cuke Delton and l(a»tlngs, Slk-b. tty, the ea»entia! feature! more spent Sur'kay al W. <>, Tobias'. a berry of , high gnde iuveat< Mc.-nlnmes Ivn Newtim-mid Irene s|mhhi in remembrance of tlie oc­ meat are combined in our Pre­ Galea went lo Grand Hmdd*. Satur­ casion. The company «lepnit«-d for day. paid Stock. Dividend check! C. John Robinson is not os well at ^lr. I’« mmrk’s n . mailed scmi-annuallr, 5% per nnthis writing. nuui net. Twenty-four years in DENTIST Luther Bweel ami wife entertain­ ~ business, assets over £N»,<U). ed Mr. rtmt Mrs. N. Telio of Hast­ -Will f»r al Hastings W<ilm.«day, Write for particulars. ings Township. Sunday. M. P. ('.Iiurch. April 22ml, nml each Wednesday. Aliguslus Klim- visited his sister Capitol tlHTeufter at mine office jn Bleb-1 Mrs. Wm, Bechtel of Hastings, Bun­ Saving i * Loan Association, Prayer meeting bins'. Block, Hastings. day. evening at 7:15. Lansing, Mich. HcspecHully, . Over Sunday visitors at Hev. Dr. IHibble will give a IreDr. C. D, Owens, D. D. S. CEBAil ( REEK. Wilkinson’s were Mr. ujul Mrs. lute in this churcii, Tliursday eve. Deaulliio of Kalamazoo. \ Sat unlay beim? Mrs. Ardn Owen'-. idng. CKESSEY. Mr. and Mrs. Ilalph Newlon of birthday, alsiiii fitly of tier friendMrs. Traisler made a business- Hastings visited Mrs. Amanda John­ gave her a romplrle surprise. ' The The rjass.im-vli.iigs will lie poJson. Inst Wednesday. trip.tb Hastings, Saturday. ■lioiiisl Litis vve.-k on arcouiil of lhe evening wns spent in games and Itulpli Eggleston and wife of music after which light refre.'li- Kiimlay School Cniiveiiliou nl Del­ j Mr. mid Mrs. Willard Walers vis। iled their son Hex Waters and fam­ Hastings spent Bunday al tho farm. menls were served and they afl de­ ton. Friday tHIcrnmm ami evening. Every one go to church Sunday. Wlien you bare «ny moving to be lily of East Dcfton. Sunday. parted wishing her many happy re­ HEAD OF (iLLL LAKE. dune. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. Muy 3rd. . turns of the day. •. Dounn Hliedd is visiting friends in Ivnlaniazoo. Clyde Miller of Kalamazoo is Mrs. Wm. laueh. doesn't seem lo • 'I h- Busy lire class will me. | with PIANO ANO SAFE MOVIHG Bfessrs Barlicome mid Schuffhnus- building a cottage near Walnut ga|n as Just a-^ljrr many friend­ Mr. Harold - Pennock, Friday «vciiHig. May Kill,'1' Delton, are building fence'for Grove where he expects to move his Wish to fjec. A welcome is extended In you In family when it Is completed. Mr. »V. 1- Inlier. Mr. mid' Mis. John Gunl of Ha-iOur Specialty. Mrs. Walter- iudyep was able to Miller expects to run his Inundi <m iiigs gn, ipemlinu Iftc week \wi!h nltfiul sirvit’"* nl this rhureli. • School Noirs. the lake again this summer their daughter, Mis. Harry John ride-out Bunday. . HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Primary IUmiiiu Mr. and Mrs. Henry Germain mid son. .. ‘'.V"' a11'1 Mr”' ,,''e Beyboidst'of Fourth trraile ycography class is Hut Inmi-visited Ihvir parCuU here Mr. ami Mrs. EniesL Cadwnllader 'Mrs. Wm. Cat! underwent an op­ . motored to Kalamazoo nnd back eration al the li-’Spital in Grand studying A>iu. . Matthews IL WaUman Bunday. Fnui-tb irad*« reading class »ludiRapids Saturday moqiiug. She is Mrs; Arthur Shorter, is still very Thursday • atl/irnooii. ' Phone H-R. Rea. Phone STI I sick. Milo LeJminn of Prairinyilla did gainftig as well a» could be expect­ ei| ■'Itoluinl. -The Noble'Knight.” litis Huy is slightly on the gain week. • ’ but Very thin ami weak.. some iiajiejing for Mrs. Morris Wil- ed.FffiJi irrmlit' rending class studied Harry Johnson hud tho liiisfiirMmiy (Kilntocs are -.being shipped liunison Saturday. from Cressey. Sinulny visilora at Mr.-and Mrs. llllie to toae his h' s| hnrsi! one day . Milinn Conyer and lillle daughter Ernest Cadwallader's were .Mr. mid last ferodk. His neighbors gave him ............. • went to.. Hustings. Saturday rnijl Mra. .CliilrJirs Cadwtfllador nnd .Mr. a bee Monday mid. finished putting I P|«*l*l>g !!<•«'i>lal«r. lirrmght Imine wilh them little mid Mrs. Hogs Cadwallndur of Hick­ in twenty tjeres of onls for whicji! The ai cnn<l, Hiird.JTourlli mid fifth . 1 Wesley Johnson, who was so badly ory Corners. ... Mr. Jotuuou wa- very thankful. Ii Ciiid-' ■■im litl ratlta twine ball Thia holds true in ynur electric The W. C. T. 1 . will tneol at 1he| ImldiTH lliis Week. .Mr. amt Mfn. tt. D. Evers motored alrtised bj his pnrenls. He will wiring. That's one reason liuve a good bogie with Mr. ami to Kalamazoo Wednesday. 1'lie Jai­ U. H. chitrch Friday al two o'clock, j TAUAIIM: ( IHtXEBS. why 1 urge you to let me do Mrs. tamyor. ler remained for a few days. Mr. and Mis. Howard Tolle*, of-f I Willhim Bliorler. ehlesl son-of Miss Gerlrudc Baker, wtio is Lake Odessa visited Henry Bcrg-i !p..< Vollim kwl h|s,old family your .electric' work. You'll Mr. mid Mrs. Arthur Hliorlei*..was working fpr Myron Aldrich, visited man the fore part Of lhe week. ■ । hor-e' \ell hi*l week. ■ know it is done right and that . united in marriage wilh Miss Ivn her parents Bunday. -Mr. uHd Mi’s. Vqrn Klingmun of your buildings arc safe if I do Word was received Sunilt>k Hint gram at Hie I.’. B. church Hundnyj Detroit will sum move into ttwir; I Phcliis, Wedncailay, April 22. al the Imine of Hie .-bride’s, parents ft) Mrs. Eddie McAllister is improving 'forenoon. Also preaching in the «-v- new home north ”f the -church, Kalmmuoo. On account of t he nicely, and that she had lieen mov­ eniiig. Remember Sunday is Go-to- ' .l.diii Olio I- dofolf the carpenter GE0. VAN TIFFLIN |। serious work <>n Burl SniitJg's wuxGIl^I. ilhie^a in the Bliorler fuiui- ed froui the hospital to her ais|er~ Church day mid everybody come. 1 ly. they came here Tlirusday mom- in-law«, Mrs. Evelyn Blanchanls. '.Mrs. Mae Baker is caring for Mrs.! Forrest Hpiwhli'ii and.frirnd ntKlautrlelMn. Miss Gladys Allison begun work Joltn Hallock mid . HUle daughter i tended nieeitua al Woodbury sfiini ing ami will Tmnain wilh them for a . djv. itime.-,Mr. Shorter is an exemplary for Mrs. Charles Turner Monday whi> univ-d la.%i Tqp#daj\ , lyouiig business man uqd has many morning. As Mrs. Anna Mason's school rto's-j Those on ihoirL-Ti<t Hus wwU rs al at Hope Hope (tenter Saturday. Mnvlnre Svnni Ptirdini; Richard Stwri. es KIDNTV DTT TQ friends In'ie wftn wish tliem many - , ------------ j--------------Bring your lob priiillng tb us— ft-2nd she will give ari enterlaimnent Geiifg- nlinstead's baby boy and Hssfi’ “"'“T “uJ ?'<«<'««£ J— *-—-1'1 do only llrsi class work. Jin the eyenii evening. . IHl— Glendora WorUey. . . , j EZRAS. MOREHOUSE & CO. Prepare For Summer ALL AUTOMOBILE OILS IN STOCK • A Well Kept Lawn Is Half a Yard Y ou can have one of those velvety grass plats that arc a delight to the eye. . A CALDWELL LAWN MOWER renders this possible. Ball bedrings, self-sharp­ ening, fully guaranteed. Campbell and McCallum Cloverdale. HARDWARE Michigan Make 5 Cents On every dollar you trade with us. Wc give you a ticket representing 5 cents. When you have traded $5.00 or more bring the tickets to us and trade out their amount. They will be over. Don't mistake the place. WHITWORTH & SONS General Mdse. DOWLING, MfCH. No Lgngtr WanUd. Two tram pi. arretted for vagrancy, A. human skull dtspUyed in wero act free by O. Porter, a constable, window ta a atraef cioaa to tb becauso tho lock on tho town jail had burgh Inllruiary bears, tn rath; becomo up rusty that ho couldn't open . humor, the legend? "Bcco* it. Some of these One days Pur*-—' owner having no funbar use." lock.—Youngstown Tslexrxm. r Bring us your J fee'll do il right. �THE H UTTNGg HANNER. tPRfl. M, tSIL Woodland districf. Carlton. Frldny, wiilLJ flWITlttlM'tirf the childri'ii mid pab oilier go-d Stuff made up lhe inemu _____ ,_ _______ Schray lins Keen enc’hgrff to Mr. and »£.• fthultw mid lwo|,*"rh ’’‘■J"."’1 rhildren nf Cim umul.. Ohio, vi«it.*.r . Mrs P-arl MeAiHmr and shier, nl J..lm Bulling*.' Friday. Iu,“ n*'"*"-* msK.-iI. fnemh in Grand Rapid.from Thursday ifll . Mr., mul Mrs. Frank Holly and I.Saturday. httle son visiled lheir panftils ov- r Jerry Fisher .mid Phillip Schrny Htindny. innde a business I rip by milo lo ' Mrs. Louis Snyller died nt her Charlotte Thursday. hriiiging hack homo In Hallie Creek Friday mid new SliHft'hiiker rar. whirh Mr. Was brought here for burial in the aFisher sold lo C. S._Mclnlyre. WumnIImiiJ cemetery Monday morn­ Mrs. JohlUiilimm'bft MmidatW ing. Her sons Earl, Arthur mid Charles,accompanied Hie lusty here, where they Were met at Hie cenieAfter Hn* burial the three sons uepiMiipmiied iiy John Grant of Wood­ bury. brother of Mrs. Snyder, spent the liiiliiiire of H|<* ilny at Ihj* hoim* <d jgcdh Hill in Hie village. Mrs. Anna E-labnsigs wim spent •the winter with her daughter Mrs. I^*a.Sawdy in Kscminl>a relurm-t lo her home Saturday nrcompmn*><l by .Mr. Sawdy mid Jiule dmiglilcr Thelma, who are visiting Ills'-pm? onto mid other relatives fur a few •lays. . S. C. VmiHoiilen nnd .larob Hill aw WOODIXND | Miss i^,hdi Asphiall was a P*'U«t |! of her tutrle John Aspintrtl and fam­ ily ju Em-t Carlton. Tu<”-duy night. George Ranier «»f E- Woodland! visited Charles Heise and family!' Hundny. i, JwiiKtnml wi'.'Skmu!j <N THE RH.irT tJW BY BROTHER FLOYD BABRY ACCIDENTALLY SHOT । jx Clarksville. Sunday .... iie-Sx ?,!:!; SA a .;; 'is ,&• wa; nothing wrong. Mr. As ;,.m .i.j’hh “,‘l 1 f 1 I'sIU Hugh. Dr. Lathrop wa- called nnd the nl Ifarry mimed buy was taken lo Butter­ worth Grand llnpiits, . ll was found lhal the charge of dml look a downward course. An incision about II inches lung war mndu and almost the whole charge llliiirch of.shot hcsiijts gnu waits and pieces of East of clothing was f.mml in the''back , i part of the right knee.- Very forWe nil supposed Ural when a cer^iimalely tho«bol-tni-wnl Hie-eeiaHlain young mail in this xiciiidy. be-1 ani| t||H |arjJ(, 11|0(M| ' The injured young man Was on ' I,.'’he operating table for tilimii an In riile nbjn* irl's l,"”r n,u.* n nn** raR'*’*! xjilrn, I'thtly. ■ t'nlvss c<iniplirntions arise 'lhe Will recover, though the right ' leg-will probably more or less DAYTON CORNERS. There will lie n shadow social at I (..'. I1 Floyd is a member of the Junior ir Sliore- school house Fridnj ' 4 i class of the Hastings. High .School Harry I'ciiningtim L" i males nnd friend.-, with whom ho are -in order these days. On Saturday, April 25th, we sold 10 refrigerators, thus proving that the public knows a good bargain when it is offered. Another big shipment lifts just arrived which enables us to offer a very complete line of1 Sample Refrigerators at very much less than moat dealers can buy them for. , ' . . . Don’t forget to visit our immense rug and carpet depart­ ment. Here you will find the largest stock ever carried in a town of this size. Very low prices prevail. Miller & Harris Furniture 60 GEO. F. MILLER, President FVBNmntK FOB. LESS MONEY UNDERTAKING nl LOWER PRICES ♦ Hastings Michigan ♦ Practical. COATS GROVE. Giving Her a Hard Job. «... .. ....eruaaa th* ’■°On< wo®** Dr. Healy has left Coals Grove. Mrs. .-.wr.uu Newrlch .wuv (who u has advertised We understand he has gmu* i<> for a planiat)-'So you are the muito •ntbualMtlcany. “we suffragettea ara , •*«»r to aweep the country!” Chester to practice medicine there. , He is Hie son of Mr. mid Mrs. Fred ’ “ Humph!" replied her parent, look­ Barry, prominent residents of al c. Ing at her over hla apectactea, “then ives of .Nashville was a, Ca-Helmi tnwnslni*. who have her daughter. Lillie Bales mid fami­ Newrlch—"Wall. alt down and play guest nl Gsc.'ir Pennington's 'I'hurs- I -••jdiiruing in Florida Hie past win- ly in Muskegon, during the pa-I | our parlor and dining room!' l wo weeks. you c*B d6."—Yonkcra 8tnte»ni»n. tgist TOesulny. Arlit* Townsend's horse. foil into ft cistern, west of DOG WARDEN JEWELL BUSILY Uh- slon*. After much effort on the Great Many Are Like Thia. -Jf Bt Bret y0U don't ana Mrs. George Harvey mid ROUNDING UP THE CANINES[ part of a nilnilwr of men who hehi“You muat quit worry and take a | ory again." That'a the way ••<!. if was pulled out, none the vacation." aafJ the.suave practltloaer. <own lrom the horrId daughter Ikirqiliy visited al . <6nxe for its plunge. “ My dear doctor," replied the Irritable " Mrs. A. C. ‘ Williams nml Mi -. j or Osbonfa Administration Not Mrs. Florence . Kelsey started patient. “If I could get my affairs Into I -----Claud*- Kennedy and daughter Ttiel- [ Fiiiorablc for Increase of-City’s Tuesday mi a visit to North Dako­ a shape that would permit me to take Road la Broad and Ea ma wen- |me-i- of Mis. Juiura Bak- j Dog Population, ta. to visit her children there. --------- ..u u------ ±_„-------. .u-. .. There la no need of guide Mr. and Mr-. Will hive of Wood­ wouldn't need one/ "There ah* more dogs in Hastings : tbo road to ruin. Hinn in Omstanlmople.-' recently land, were' in Coats Grove, ThursI declared ft citizen as hn impatiently day. ar Pc'iiniiigirm mid family. I made his way round a group of c:iThe W. C. T. I’. hold an Interest­ nine- Him were impassively sun­ ing nnd helpful meeting nt Mr*. TRY A ning lliemselCeH on (he Cily Hank Allie Fullers on Tuesday.. April 21. —BANNER WANT ADV— I riiriii.r rniii.l, t,. 11... I....,..,.....:........ The annual anniversary. dinner will THEY GET KESUVTS ui Lynn wn*. v‘,ry lyi’Ular. .mid all of whom Appetizers at Doyle’s Why Not Got in Lino with other progressive families and use Sunshine Flour. The flour that-is “as good as the best and better than tlie rest.” There is no reason for you. to use a brand of flour just because you r grandfather used it Try up-to-date flour, which means Sunshine Flour. W e are back of it with an iron clad guar­ antee. You run"no chances 1Yf trying it, using one sack means using it as long as you can get it . . If you have any good wheat to sell we can make it an object to you to bring it to Irving. Ground feed and chu*k feed always on hand. ’ F. A. CHILDS & CO IRVING, MICH Riding Plows When looking for riding plows, call at my store and see the Syracuse high lift at $35.00 but if it is a walking plow you should call and see the Peerless all steel plow at $12.00 or i^'may be a Harrow. Then you should see me SURE, for the Syracuse or the Beecher & Gibbs. And my Buggies which are not of the Evansville—Scars & Roebuck make, as some are selling. Then my Wire fence. And roofing should attract your attention for the quality of the goods and for the price I am making. The high cost of living will have lost its TER­ ROR if you do your trading at my store. Jesse Townsend The man who lost the plow Not in the Tru»t Warm weather and Refrigerators dressed the cattle and d. In* ie«l th. signmenl of fruit tree.- and shnrtiRapid- Thursday. They made Hie bery from the Greening Nurseries. Mrs. .1. S. trip by milo. II. 1,. Wright purchased a Buick •if orders he hail Ifiken during Hu* Mi«« l.ura Brainard came Saturcontrol. Burr VniiHoulcn .of Jlnslinus vis­ ited home folks over Sunday. W«* are infm-mod that V*lnud Hol­ liroog. Asbel < Filler made a business I rip ly receivml gecornl honors in the Mil-1...-- XI. >. 1014 gradual in;.- class nf Httrihigw. Miss Letta Garn of Hasling|i visit­ Ihe'i'oimier at S. C. Vanhouten' oil her bn>llier's family Friday night. nflri-Mifferinw a Week wilh u novel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph .Willilts of A ilenl wa- nimli* Tmxlay !>■•Irving were guesls-of Mr. and Mrs. ................ ..viM-n Jacob Gicibh* mnl Jerry I'i-hC. D. Garn Sunday. Cliarlny Finlinr preparing In! er‘whereby Mr. Greihle liecmne huihl n new iioiiih'.nii Smlii Mmii Sl.f |wi-*ioA*mr of tin* livery .'burn. He S. !». Knlticriiimi nml M! P, Fill- lake- po**<*.<*ijnr al once, mid U l*r ar** each having -m 'nilililiiin ready, lo carry piv^eiigohrlmlh with huilt-ln their hou«e. ; ln>r».-- mid automobile. Mi— Clara NeilhmmT began wdik lerinl ready for a garage. ■ J. S. Ili.sniger M.ld u Bute;.- car lo Monday. John Shelter of Woodbury, also nno in Silnihdd last Week. D. S. England barked his car into ;ird Wickham mid dnuidiler. Hclhm.a tree Friday and il didn't hurl lhe of Hastings and mi Tuesday Mrs. Fred Smith nml two children wen* Jaroh Groilib* who has .been visit­ guest - of Mrs. IX.ve. ing in Indiana for .several weeks re­ HIGH R.4NK. turned home Tiiurtuluy. and alone S. ....... Ilf lhe ........................... r. B. church al lhal. Th. i in- i.. The-Township Imard met-al Cent-I will'meet wilh Mrs. Will HulTinmi elory Numlmr Two. Friday to se......... -•'----- ........... ...... •’ rdihlly invlb-d io ntleiid.* alsmt straightening and reselling tho monuments that need it. and lo Ladies will please bring thimbles, have.the'cemetery seeded and level­ mid .darning needles. ed off. ready for the lawn mower. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon ...................... . They will iilso have a suitnble loot Jdhnstnwii spent Suiijlay with Mr. house erecled, nil of which .seenis (o I ami Mrs. Ernest Skidmore. - public ...a.ii^ benefit. *----- «u !|lh| ^|r< \yiii Huffman and us a Miss Elsie Holmes of Hn> Hastinp- daughter, Violet, spent Sumlny wilh Norrnnl visiliMl Hn*’Erkanll'jwhnol Mr. mid Mrs. (’.barley HulTinmi in Friday afternoon. She will Icnrli Ibis achnol next year. Mi«s Iva Sejiray cI.k.mI a very sue- ..... day with ................ her cousin. -........Bernice . ........... .Purcrssfiil year of school in lhe Chegey Iseil and attended the DuiTim* ijrlionl. House cleaning time is here and what housekeeper is there that has not discovered that she is in need of some article that.ia usually carried in a firstclass Furniture Store. Right here we wish to aay that we carry an itnmenae stock of all’ the things that go to make a complete and comfortable home, and at ‘prices that all can afford to pay. * ■ HOSPITAL. GRAND RAPIDS . 'tlnsHng!*. family mid Mi— Nellie an*l ta>yd Ami 0|u*nilr<| V|hiii. t’nless Blood Thursday for Eii|M*r of F-i-l Wo-wllmid. * Poisoning Set- In lie U ill Re­ . ■ ha- secured a Mr. mid Mr.-.- Isaac Rowley mid cover From The Wound. daughter. Normn. ufajhil- Grove Salurday forenoon Floyd ’Barry spout Sunday nl Mr-. Fmidine mid his liniHier, win* live neur Mar­ kritjyr in lhe- S .Hinge Floyd Williams and Clyde ''.ivillc tin Coriiern, (Ui-tleion township. Grand Rapids. wa.Monday mid Tun-,.., ........... „ ..,¥ are dilrhiiig lor Henry Srliaildy. evu(yjice mid taking allidavlls to mcV. •Dillcnbtirk visitors wilh Here in Full Force Mrs. Harry Decker. SATURDAY .HORNING WHILE Mr mid Mrs Abe Wmner of War-; (;O|N« TO SIKRTT RATH, jierxillu visiled lheir dmiuht«r, Mi • Perry ttarmiru mid hu-b.imr. Suns • ■ •Xjr.,! M»(W, vi.n-1 ...... WAt TAta to BUTTERWORTH Hastings, Michigan. or untrue, wc ik»n t know, bul then* ' is one man UM)iu.lawn who diws । know marly i*Vijry member of the ranine jMiimlnflon pnd that is And­ rew Jewell, who i$lds the re.sj.on-' 1 sihle olllre of rlly."dog warden, an ij.nfliri* in whirh much diplomacy mid i courage is ...... .. Like the ancient । Greek, who was elected to lowly oflire Olli of derision, Mr. Jewell, who followcl Illi* Hag through the rc1 Iwllion. ilcclared Hint if the oilier > .did nuLcuufcr hnniir U|um Jiim-lw I xvoiihl confer-honor on the idllrr. I1 lh* has dune so.11 tkanincs of all colors and all <lejgrees have not been abb* to escape Illis vigilant eye. Whether the "«lorg" hr a |jduiir br a lop-dog petI—I nml Cmnp.-rcrt, or n Ime-. slah-sided center, which goes along as if he was afraid every one was going tn kirk him. matters not tn Me. Jewell, who camps mi that anNinal's I rail, discovers the owner and separates him from the neces­ sary license fee. Then* are some wlwrafrrlnn- that ibr.canines of the |<»wn really know Mr. Jewell and Hint they drop their tails and lake to lheir heels whenever they see him coming. Whether this is true or not. Jack isn’t telling. Il may take the cmiragi* of a GeUysburg veteran to tackle-a dog. but often il reqiifres more than that to tisk. 51 h. Tin* change is made <yi nc-[ count of tho County W. C. T. U.| Convention nt Hastings nl Hint'tinw.« Mrs. Jqhn Woodman and Mrs. Van 1 Wo* were in Hastings. Sat unlay. ! J. S. Hughes of Holland, formerly ' of Grand llnpids. will preach next: Sunday. May 3rd. This is “Go lo ChurHi” day in Barry County mid Coals Grove should not l»* Iwhindll To those who <|o tint nllchd regu­ larly wo would say. wliy not make a -new beginning and honor Gml-nnd t the Church, and sei a gnod exaiiudel to others. NORTHEAST THORN APPLE. | Tin* much ihmmIj.iI rain It don't make any difference what time of day you come to us, we will get you what you wAnt to eat, if it is in the city. We Have Added Fruits Just during the past few days we have begun ser­ ving fresh seasonable fruits. When you are hungry, come and see us. J .. . - Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch Eriilay | •ftirmora. • . • Mr. om{ Mrs. Teneyck and dmiglitcr Helen, spent Sunday in Hut land al the Imine of her brother, Charles Woodruff and wife. The S. S. CoiivnnliiuL held in lhe M. E. church, Sunday, was largely nllWHh*d ami gmatty mijoycd by alt. Our.sii|iervis4ir Frrtl Mead was in Hastings on business Friday. We have five mon* weeks of school and the Iwiys nnd girls ore getting anxious for the time to pass quickly. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Allan have Isnight a house nml lot in Middle-, vilh* mill moved Inst. week. Their! Sinre April J, Mr. Jewell has son. (Uvn AlldW. has purrhnseil lh** rntinded Up over 10 canines nt the old linmerh-ml and .taken possesrale.of »lJNH>.ir|r. Thirteen qf Hk Oi wen* eorratted in one day. Five MARTIN CORNEILS. , dogs have been executed Iwfnuse Hwy had no one to pay license for Mr. and Mrs. Atonic Rilton nnd them. daughter spent Sunday willi Mr. nnd Ilmler Iht* first year nf Mayor O«- Mrs. IJhos. Crawley. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher called on iM.rii'- adminislration. Mr. Jewell round<*d-up 77 dogs.' The ranine Mr. amt Mrs. H. F. Munn ami Miss population of Hastings has not -Annie Heidematl of i-akeview. Sun­ lloui’i.-hci| mider Mayor Os)h»hi*s day evening. Next Sunday. May 3rd. Is “Go tn ndniinistrnlinn, fur Mr Jewell could only find I55 dogs in his census of Church Sunday." Everyone lie sure and come mid on lhe following Sundogdom last year. • davs if possible. Hey. Yost will be with us mul desires a g<xnl attend­ Civil Service Examination For Clerk-Carrier. ance next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Barry visited An examitiQlinn for clerk nnd their brother Floyd nl the Huttercarrier will b.- held at lhe post of­ Worth hosiiilal In Grand Haiiids. fice in this cily on May 23, tp|4. Monday. They rejiorl him doing Age limit, is to 45 years on th'e nicely and u'rtlcss something sets in dale {of examination. Hie lies, expect he Will gel almlg.all Married women will not bo ad­ right. . * ' .,*; mitted tn- the-examination. This prohibition, however, does not ap­ HENDERSHOTT SCHOOL HOI SE. ply l<> women who are divorced or Mrs. James Bi-ynns is <]uilo sitfk al those who are separated from their hu-luunl- awl support tjirmselve*. this writing. Walter Fans nnd wife of Knlmnabut Hwy arc eligible for appoint­ roo came io the former’s mot bee's ment only ns i'*|i>rk. la*f week, on account of lhe sick­ Applicnnls must iw physically ness of their baby, who was there. soutrtl. nnd'nnh* nppllpanls.mtisl be Waller n*tunu*d Friday, his wife not less I han 5 feet I inches tn height will return this week Friday with | in han* feet, and weigh not Icjm thnn the child. ' ' 125 pound* without overcoat or-iiiil. Ros* Munson of Rullhnil visited For application blanks and for friends here Salurday. .nighi mid full information relative to ilw ex­ Sunday. ' amination. qualification*, duties, Leon Slocum is at work J» Hast­ salaries, vacations, promotions, etc, ings at present, his work being address imnwdialeiy .William L. painting. ' , -,, , • Hhullvrs. Secretary,* Board of Civil Herman Muston of-Rutland has Service. Examiners, Post Ofilce, hired out to Lon Ut’ndersholl for Hastings, Michigan. . the smrtmer. ’ There will lie preaching here Remember our Want Column again next SumFny evening, as H ia "Go to Qiurrh Sunday." brings best results.. IN NOONAN'S CIOAK STOKE. CHOICE CIGARS Just Like You Like ’Em No matter how food a judge o( QUALlTYtn Cigart, or Tobaccos, you may be, or how little you may think you know about it, you're perfectly safe in a store like this, where there’s only GOOD QUALITY to choose from. We’re here to see that you get the BEST QUAL­ ITY for the money every time. In supplying the demands of smokers of all tastes and desires, our task has not been an easy one. For years we have made change after change, adding a brand here and cutting out a brand there, until now we have the most perfect stock of cigars in the city. Our stock of test,”—our stock of doing business stantly adding to customers. Cigars and Tobaccos has “stood the is kept PERFECTLY—our. method is RIGHT. That's vhy we ere con­ our list of appreciative and satisfied Why don’t you give us a trial? J. F. HOONAN Phone 106 Jtffirwn *t. Jobbers and Retailers Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER APRIL 30, 1914-2# PAMS. PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20 dec was that lhe advertising man­ for | be big stare* in Grand MAKING OF WEATHER agers Rapids and in other cities anxiously nwaij. the Weather Bureau fore­ before arranging their adver­ FOOECASMXPIAIIED casts tising for thn next day: and if the Bureau predict* a storm or a fair DIRECTOR SCHNEIDER OF THE GRAND RAPIDS U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU THE SPEAKER AT THE BROTHERHOOD MEETING HELD LAST MONDAY NIGHT Interesting Fart* About Storm Movement* nnd Wrnllirr Forecnxts Air Told. Director Schneider. of tho U. 8. Weather Bureau (Hollon of Grand Rapids, gave a very Interesting half hour’s talk at the Methodist Krol ti­ erhood meeting Monday night. Hu *(>oke of tho human interest in thn weather, uh revealed in Dildo, his­ tory and monument* left oy*the onclonls. The modern science of meteorology, however, dales from tho invention of the thermometer nml haroiyeter. particularly tho laltet which reconl* tin; pressure of Lhe atmosphere, nnd permit* Hie lo­ cation of areas when* the air is pil­ ed up into mountainous heaps, mid also locates tho troughs, or-plaoMi where tlm air is not ho high. The location of these high and low pressure areas determines tj;e di­ rection of tlm storms. Tin Weather Bureau performs lwo services, both very important, (f) Tho recording of atmospheric conditions, which has l»een carried on for years. (2) Forecasting of weather conditions, particularly of storms. By tlm reconls faithfully kept for years, lhe wisdom or un­ wisdom of planting certain crops in certain localil ies could l»> determin­ ed. By Urn forecast*. lhe shipping of perishable good-rihe pliuimng of farm ofirrations, etc, wero govern­ ed. The possibility af storm forecasts wns suggested by Benjamin Frank­ lin's observations in 1W. An eclipse of'the sun was scheduled for a cer­ tain day. It deeply interested that noted man. who wns then living in Philadelphia. Some time before the event ho wrote to a friend in Boston, gnd lo another in New York city, asking (hem to'make certain observations of tlm eclipse, nnd re­ port lhe snrne to him./ On the day of the eclipse, a strong east wind was blowing at Philadelphia, nml a little after noon il Iwgan to join nnd continued taihi.su.lhe G’st of the day anil into lhe nighi. Judg­ ing from the direction of the wind Franklin concluded that it probably rained all day in Boston, so thut'his friend there could nnl sco. I ho eclipse nt all. On the same, basis fie. reasoned from the directWtlrtlT Ve­ locity of the wind that M probably began raining In New York about tlm middle of the forenoon, and that nftrr that time his New York friend could not see lhe eclipse. Hi* wrote his Boston friend that undoubtedly he had hail no chance to see- lhe eclipse at nil, nnd wrote his New Ybrk friend that lhe laUcr had probably not hecn.able (p make any observation* after about nine o'clock. calling tho Attention of Isdh lo the hour of the arrival of tlm storm, accompanied by the east wind, nl Philadelphia, located west of Iwdh cities. lin replies from hiiC" friend* Hint staggered him. Tho New York man ■wrote that tho storm had not ap­ peared there until Into In the after­ noon of the day of tho eclipse, ami the Boston friend reported a nerjeclly vlear day when lhe eclipse happened, nnd no storm until tlm next morning. Such facts-as these deeply impressed the mind of Franklin, ami he then began hi phserve storm phenomena, with the result that he learned that, no mnl,ier what.lhe direction of the wind on thn surface of the earth, storms travel from ill'1 westward to the eastward. In IWid. a Milwankoo gentleman reported" (p his congressman statis­ tics which he hail compiled show­ ing that in lhe Iwo preceding years there had been WM) disasters lo shipping on tho great lakes due tn storms,' a large percentage of which might have been prevented had the vrtwclmcn. been warned bf their coming. Tho publication of this led to the establishment of lhe Weather Burgau sen-ire, whose benefits are now appreciated by other branches of commerce, as well as by the agriculturist* of this MnSchneider explained lhe molho<t* by which tho facts ore teamed upon which weather predictions nro hosed. AL an identical tune, which would be.an hour earlier than al Grand Rapid* In tlm 'eastern Mates., and two hour* tabsr than Grand Rapids -lime on the Pacillc coast, each leading Weather Bureau office is required to report In every other principle Weather Bureau station in Iho country the reading nf lhe barometer, also of tho ther­ mometer. and whether il is storm­ ing or nnl? With this Information before him, lhe director al any sta­ tion prepares a chart showing the proas of “high" nnd “low" pressure tho direction of storm movements, nnd predicts the weather conditions for the coming 36 hours. Statistics show that 85 per cent of the prog­ nostications nro verified. The only reason for any failure whatever is that iomelhing happens which shifts lhe direction of the air .cur­ rents which are carrying thq storm, so that, for instance, a western storm whirh is bearing toward southern Michigan mny he diverted lo llio Ohio valley to the Southward, or to. lhe Lake Superior region to the north of us. . A fact brought out by Mr. Schnci- WOMEN'S CLUB “THE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WORM’’ 2ii active, 12 associate mnnbers And two guests were present nt the day. they arrange sale*.to corres­ regular meeting of the Hastings pond with the forecasts, nnd find W< .man's Club oft Friday afternoon. the latter so generally correct, that April 17. Mrs. M. J. Waterman wn* they feel. warranted in following elected to active membership and the name of Mm. Frances Tower that plan. wa* |>i'e*enled to lie act’d upon at General regret wa* expressed that lhe next meeting. The vote of the Mr. Schneider could not tell how Chtli nt the last meeting }o hold n storm* originated: but he has prom- lecture course was re-considered Isrnl to come again. Ho wns com- nnd by a unanimous vote IL wns (ieile<i lo leave on the 8:30 train. decided lo give up the course for About 30Q were present, and 12 lhe coming year, owing to the dif­ new members were milled. An ex­ ficulty of getting desirable faKiil cellent supper was nicely served by and the Unwillingness of the gener­ a squad of 3fl with L. IL Evarts as al public In buy ttftels. captain of tho squad. Tho Club vole<i unanimously to The Mny meeting, when Bishop pay from its own treasury the Will.iam Burt, of Bulfnlo, will he necessary to place lhe the speaker nnd guest of honor, will amount of .Mrs.'Clement Smith u(m>ii bo lhe last ono until October. Al name the. Honor Roll of the Endowment that lime officers will.lie elected by Fund of Iho General Fedcratinn. the Australian ballot, system from question was spoken to by the nomination* which wore made Tho majority of the members preMnl Monday night. The two name* and in .every case Hie feeling 'wa* for each office receiving Iho highifet voiced lhal il is n .privilege forthis voles on Monday night will bo lhe Club to he able Ihu* lo honor Mrs. candidates on the ballot nl the May Smith, who was Hie Unit one lo call meeting. . together thi* Indies of Hastings in the Woman's Club movement. .Mrs. Hoyt acted os hostess anil ' the program was opened wilh a paper by Miss Anna Johnson' upon the subject “ACe Wo Losing the Power ot Thought Concentration?" 1 THIS WltKK'B NKWS IN Miss Johnson dellned concentration as “(he ability to hold a line nf NKAR.BV COUNTIES. thought continuously, tn follow il There i* n peculiar situation ex­ along the line of reasoning, reject­ isting just now at Plainwell. The ing or accepting proofs of its truth old school house has been condemn­ and logic": she said that it is nut ed by the stale authorities, nnd at n- Hie power to think that we are in recciil meeting of the taxpayers, danger of losing, but the power to legally vailed, it wns voted to build think to a purimse, and quoted E. a new building at a cost of $35,000. G. LancoAter. President of Olivet Then it became necessary to vole (kiliegi*. .as saying that the. Public the bands,' nnd a special election Rehftpl Hyslem today does not train was called for Saturday Inst fordhat tho child Inward tfiis- end liecJUisc puriMise. The proposition to Issue so little time is given to Iho requir­ tionds was voted down by a majority ing of undivided attention, nnd thus nf nine. The question nnw arises, the primary school* teach ineffi­ can (he school Ixiard go on with the cient study nnd break down the hulhliiig, without tluKvoter* come pqwer to ronccnLialo. Mis*Johnson said that it was “the forward and make the appropria­ trifle* of life on which we wasted tion. our mental power: wc seem unntdo to got and keep our pwn attention; Marion F. Graham, of Mallicrlop, a veteran of the Civil war. is iho too" many of us do.not really want Inst surviving member of the guard to think for ntirselve*; it is easier of honor which watched over the lo inherit or marry opr beliefs body of Abraham Lincoln ns il lay than-il is to enter into that little in stale in the rotunda of lhe canilol used-olmost unknown' holy of nt Washington in 18155. Mr. Graham holies—•our inner being—and for wns shot through the hips two years ourselves shape a de 11 nite concep­ previous nnd this wound Ims re­ tion of God our Creator, of life and Phone 18 sulted in the poor health ho has it* strange commingling of -the spirit wilh the flesh, nnd of the been in for the past decade. ' land to which we pass through the x Work on the new electric railway doorway men call death.” Tho second paper was given by between Kalamazoo ami Grand Rap­ id* will be in full bln*t by the close Mrff. Barthold Gwhwind whose of thn week. Ballasting will be Marl­ subject was “Are Comic Supple­ 5. Cfintestanl inu*l n<»l have any I ed Thursday al Wayland, whcro.it ments produclivo of good?" Tho help in - ------------------ ~ ‘ ' 1’ttTB SOU J. rauUdcre. M dlvlMM. cea*od' Inst winU-r, nnd wdi lie un­ answer was a very decided nephimcTipt. In, n-speet to purity into 34 parts. each iter full.hendwny by Monday. Fivo iTvo nnd Mrs. Gcschwind advanced Prizes called a carat,* (or karat), an old term atcani IbcftmoUvre will bo used In many reasons to prove! that (he For Schools. Comic Supplement docs 'not have the work. Bonding marhitm* for for one-twenty-fourth of nn ounce, 1. An official Buys' Agricultural Troy. Henco tbo phrase 18 carat flno Ixilli the -track and the third rail the quality or powi^r lo produce Club peimnul will be a u anted lhe were ti**l<Hl Monday nnd were put nnytliing conrenucnllal l<> us. That means that 18 twenty-fourths Is puro in operation Tuesday, starting north the Comic Supplement Is humorous COUNTY SCHOOLS. THE GRANGE school with I he-largest percentage gold, and tbo remainder an alloy tnato<>f <-vliiliilm s af Hn- animal show. of Hie Parchment Paper company and make* us.laugh, also lhal it te 2. A framed fwo-cidor (Mister rial. Ordinary gold chains and jew­ AND Y. M. C- A. COMMITTEE mill, in Kalamazoo. The work of a good thing for us Ip laugh, was elry are usually only 14 carat fine, laying the third rail will begin lhe granted, bpt il wns suggested Hint ORGANIZING IT. but wedding rings aro 33 carats tine. latter part of tlm week.'XGonlraels hearty laugh produced by ; the tlurlargest iwrecntngn of Its laiy.s Were lol Inal Week for Hie construc­ quick, spontaneous, sparkling witti­ I mirolli'iL tion of bruteca across the Kalama­ cism and humor of Abraham Lin­ TO TEACH BOYS VALUE Improving Influence. ... For Essay. zoo river. Some material is already coln, Mark Twain. J. Adam Bede “You have a new cook?" "Yes.'*' OF SCIENTIFIC FARMING nn the ground and work will be and George Ado was much to 1k> 1. Year's subscription lo Tlm. replied Mrs. Croselota. “Is she <lostarted as soon ns possible. Plans preferred to laughter over mis-' Youth’s Cdnipnnhm. shapen, foolish characters shown ,?Yee. Sbo can't are now being prepared for’ two 2. Year's subscription- to The■ lag good work?" bridges over lhe Grand river, nml In the comic papers. The great .cppk.vrDLniuch. but she jexved nntlcn Jk'lHlfnLlteillk.'tl’LlL..________ .1. years suliscription to Tlm that sho wouldn't stay If my daughter hid* will hr-mml~i»~WR»rIB' HJi‘ -harm of these -pictur■ •« to chHdrentest. (Jompclilors to Receive American Boy. drawing* nro^piahod. The heiglilh was considered al length and in Hie didn't quit playing ragtime on the plPrizes nml Trip to SL A. C. of the overhead bridge to be con­ iliscmflilnn which followed the pan­ auo."-r-Wn«hlngton Star. For Corn. structed across the Chicago division el* several ladies spoke of their dis­ Barry County is at-last’to have an of tho Pero Marquette has not yof gust nt the Comie Supplement as Agricultural i!<<iit>-t like those Catdi prize, ><>.<*>. licen scllled by lhe stnlo railroad it is now published, while other* whiidi are promoting belter fanning commission, so that nothing ran be sow simply a moment^ amusement all over the comilry. Special Frizes.. done in regard to il. On May I and in some cases a lesson growing . JLJ*. lH!ilig mgaruzed under, the. calansoy conslruetion of overhead auHplee* of the Burry county Eor .U’U ear* scoring -highest • wiring will bo commenced in Hit* pictured characters. schools, Pomona Grdnge nml the Tho Inst paper wns given by Mrs. Barry County Y. M. C. A. Committee. cities and towns through which lhe Casli Incipient and Chronic Cases are lino passed. All wires will l>e "sus­ Clement 'Smith. Iler discussion The members of the committee prize, $5.m. checked by using RHEUMA pended from galvanized poles set in was upon lb" unnecessary details having charge of the contest are: 1) 3. For greatest yield. Cash prize, concrete. Officials expect that tlm which nre published in scandals of* C. Vnudercook, M. A. Vester, J. L. «5.<NI. No matter how long you have suitcred, read-will be completed from tlm all kin<is,.dhw>r.cares, '?b*. .It hn# Worrell und E. J. Eilger. • I. I>r highest scoring ear. Cash or what form of Rhcuniotinn you may Kalamazoo river to the Holland in­ only boon since (he Civil War lhal The object of lie* coolest is to prize. $5.00. . ■ have, RHEUMA will realarc the cause terurban nt Grand Rapids by Sen- Americans have become n nation of stimulate filtered in the country Evfry h«y who finishes lhe con­ and make you wriL Cleanses the Uric ienfber I. After that time there will newspaper readers nnd our news­ and in fanning as a profession ami test, exhibits at the show and tilnkes Acid from the kidneys, rrruidea and joints, probably remain some li<’hvy grad­ papers ore unique in I hat they lo impress tlm Iwy with tljn fact rdport as riMiuiil’d will be given a purifies the* skin anti blood, and makes voice tlm thought of lhe people ing in Grand Rapids while il is nal that Hie use of scientific .methods trip to the Michigan Agricultural known when the bridge over tlm rather than that nf-politicians or increases both the quantity ami the i:<4l.with all li’ "e--;iry expell.-es 50 ejata a Untie. Pero Marquotlo can be constructed. rulers. Men take up a newspaper quality of tlm yield *and also in­ paid. Cars will probably not be in opera­ business as they do nny other, creases the joy of lhe producer. CARVETII A STEBBINS. Rasis of Scoring. tion before January I it is slated. primarily for private gain, nnd un­ Tho-object ft expressed tersely in Corn will be scored on lhe follow-As yet the site of the depot jn Khl- less Iho corporal inn Im si long the motto: nmazoo has not been definitely enough tn stand for the philan­ "AgricuHure mixed with brains." ing basis, further explanation of the thropic spirit of public uplift and points being forwarded to each par­ settled. Rules. leadership for tho public good re­ ticipant following his enrollment: Com Gnminu Conical. ‘ Uniformity of exhibit,. 5 pointe. Benrino the date of 1R27 and In gardless of the sentiment of tho people the paper must f(iil lo pay. Length of ear, lo points. 1. Any boy or girl in Barry Coun­ such good condition that several And so it follows that wo — the pub ­ Cireuiiitereiiri* of car, 5 |Miinls; ty who te al least twelve years of words milled on the edge are plain­ Shapo. 5 (xiinls. . ly legible, an American fifty-rent lic—are really responsible for what age nnd not over eighteen years of Tips, 5 points,’ piece plowed up recently on the H. the. paper nublislm*. since In nearly age, may enter. Hutts, 5 points. 2. On dr betoii’ May 25, nil pros­ W. Gilmnn farm northwest of Belle­ all case* the demand will Im sup­ Unifprffiity of kernel, 5. points. vue, is probably tho most interest*- plied. That the people crave 'the pective contestant* must semi n fee’ Shape of kernel, 5 (Klints. ing and valuable old coin in Eaton exciting. I Im abnormal, the unusual of 25 cents ami a properly, itigned county. It is in lhe posmrision of proves a taste which is nn obses­ enrollmeul blank to 1). C. VandcrW. A. Young, who bought il from sion ami ik lo be discouraged. Ami cook, Secretary '•( II'" Harry County 11. Cmitiilion. 15 (i<»inL«. Carlion Gibson for-one dollar. (»l<! yet we do not refuse to take lhe Y. M. C. A. Committee, Hast Ings, 12. Type. Hi points. ' coin cataloRiics place a value of $75 ,pgper* which publish every day Mich. 13. Proportion of grain, 15 pointe. 3. Ell her Yellow Dent or White on this piece of money. On ono the worst of crime nnd scandal. Total, 1(W (Miiute. * side with lhe Uburly head are the The influence of these papers upon Cap Dent corn may be grown. Prizes date and thirteen stars, and on lhe ynung. immature minds can only be will be given for Im»Hl Local Contests; L .Each conleslaiti must (dan nnd oilier an eagle wilh the phrasi'.s. deplorably bad nml we have many Wherever possible. groupings will •‘United Stales of Amorlcn" aud “E eviitences nf boys who gel Hie Men care fog at. least one-quarter of an I lie miule of tlm s-veml contestants Plurihua Ununi” and under the nml incentive for crime oul of the acre ofcom. arid agricultural t-hilts.'wlll bi* forin­ I. Tho cqnteslant must not have ts I. Local exhibits being couducteagle'* talons are the figures and daily newspapers In lheir parents’ letter "50c." The etlge that i* mill­ home. And yet . there Is another any help except in the plowing, and <•<1 pD’vious lo tin- county show. si<Je, for lo the mature mind he shall choose his own sce<l. ed on modern coins is smoolli ami For furjber copies of this nnfl. On n record blank furnished noimt-fincnL or other parlieulara re-, bear* the words In small teltera Hie lessons of the Mandate and are so plain by the Comtnilt<’»‘. each’ contestant garding the eonlcfft write or tele­ “Fifty rente or a I dollar," the letter crime* published none - mny misunderstand must koop an arruratfr account nf phone lhe Barry County Y. M. C. A. L being all that remains of Hm word that nnd the truth of the text “Whatso­ everything connected. ytfUi "tlie CommUtee, D. C. Vamlereook. Sec­ “half." ever a man sowelh. that .-hall h<> growing and host of his crop. retary. Hailing*. .Michigan. Ilcadr also reap," is ever'plain. Gradual­ 7. Every oonteslnnl must, himself quavers over BANNER onlce. Straight at IL ly, as our personal responsibility is There Is no use of our "beating realized, tlie standard of published choose ten ears of Mm for lhe county exhibit. . Spring Laxnthc mid Ulood Cleanser. around tho bush." Wo might as news will lie raised and so it will Essay Contest. well oul Wilh il first as last. We Flush oul the accumulated waste want you lo try Chamberlain's become an uplifting force in society. 1. The subject of all essays shall and poisons of the winter months*, Cough. Remedy lhe next time you be. “How I Grew My Crop of Corn." cleans your sloiiiqeb. liver and kid­ Lucid Explanation. have a cough or cold. There is no 2. All essay* shall contain not neys of all im|iurllie< Take I>r. "Thoro’s a terrible noise In lhe nurs- less than 300 words. reason so far aa we can see why King’s New Life- Pills: nothing bel­ you should not do so. This prepa­ ary, MolUe," said her mistress. "What 3.. Manuscripts must be written ter for purifying the blond. Mild, ration by its remarkable cure* has in ink. In plain legible'hand and on non-griping laxative. Cures cotigained a world wide reputation, aqd baby quietF’ ”8uro, mum," replied one-side.of the paper only. slipaiion; makes you feel tine. Take people everywhere sneak . of it m 4. They shall be judged on pen­ no other. 25c.‘ Itecommfeudeit by the highest terms of praise. Il is 1 lot him makg a noise.”—LtpplnooU'a. manship, composition, grammar Nml Carvelh & Stebbins—A. E. Mulhol­ for sale by All Dealers.—Adv. *l>clling. land.—Adv. ■_ Buy Your Next Winter's Supply of Goal Now ' Did it ever occur to you to take time by the forelock in the purchase of your supply of next winter’s coal. - You would save big money by taking ad-’ vantage of the present low prices we are offering at this time of year. We are in a position to supply you NOW at the lowest possible prices. Southwestern Michigan Hard Coal, any size, $7.50 Per lon Pocahontas, egg or lump, $5.50 Per Ton From year to year our coal trade has been increasing. It has increased to such proportions that we have felt warranted in building a trestle and spacious coal bins at the junction of the C. K. & S. and Michigan Central Railroads. We are starting work at once on them and will be able to care for 16 car loads of coal at one time in these extra bins. Everyone who has ever purchased coal of us knows that they get prompt service and perfectly honest weight. These things taken in addition to the superior quality of coal we always handle and considering the remarkably Ion price we can quote you at this time of year'you can plainly see there is no possible reason why you should not buy your winter supply of coal NOW Edmonds Brc HASTINGS The Elevator Men AGRICULTURAL CON 08967838 STOPS RHEUMATISM MICHIGAN . la a London paper at a jour­ nalist who “dads it Impossible to maintain that appearance so essential In his profession” carries ono back to tfan.past with a j«rk. Back to the recalla Samuel Boyre, a contemporary of Johnson, for Itmtanco, who worked only when his clothes wnro In pawn. HlaVdresa pledged, ho would spend u fewjahllllnjcs thus acquired on meat to eat wlth'hla truffles and mushrooms would got under a blanket.. il|t to al­ _ __ __ 'hand, and low free ___ play of his .pen 1M. work .<itli.a- will.__ _ Check Your April Cough. Thawing frost nml April rain* chill you to the very marrow, you catch cohl—Head amt iuturs atuITod—You are feverish—Cough c«ntinually aud'-ftwl miserable-—You need Dr. King's-New .Discovery. It MHilhe.s inllatiu’d and , irrllateit throat aud lungs, stops cough, your head clears up, fevor leaves, and you feel fine. Mr. J. T.^lavis of Stickney Corner. Me., “Was cured of a ’dreadful cough' ’after docthm treatment ami all other remedies failed. Relh’f or money back. I'lt-asant—Children like it. Get a bottle today, 50c *and $1.00. Recom­ mon-led by Carvelh & Ftehblns—A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAT. Ready-Use 6 T stock. and neighbors who have moo ; Drives But tbs Werag CendltioBs YourSteek John McLravy, Huntings, Mich. �I ASSYRIA SUMDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATIO) account of infirmities or home cares there are Mine who would like lo be with you Bundays but cannot. Why c/Beautiji/ I Hold Mretinp At llrioir. BcthodM . Church. A Small Croud Present. f Tho semi-annual eohyenUon nf A MtyimnalM Brerpl. lhe Areyrin Sunday Bchdbl Associ­ If the yolks W Um rtggs for may­ ation was helti at U>u Briggs M. £. onnaise are beuten until very' thick church April 4. 1014. Ils president, The and leinob-colored. a tubh's|KX*ufu] Mt-L'E. A. Hyde, presiding. of oil can be used from tho begin­ roads being ’in such bad condition ning, and after two or‘three tea- only 52 were present and a good spooufuls have been used in this many (hat were to take part in the way, a cup of the oil can he used program were absent. TImml* that without danger of curdling. did make lhe effort were more than paid for the good papers, also the Emrrorncy liangrr. rest of thn program. When vjsiliug sometimes or when Rev. J. W. Foy led in devotional. oil, a journey whore one cannot Scripture read. 1 Col*. 13. Paper by carry all they wish, inconvenience Mins Anna Thomaa. Mrs. James may bo experieiUMMl because of nn Hill lei| in the discussion of Miss inadequate nundxir of ............... dn^s-tiiHigThe*.IIIIT. TlMimas' paper and said wu must , We . Thunk V»e lliuilk .............................. i......... «* (*.. .bout nr M Iff “n,K?'S <io yersqnol work to bring more to । rolled and lied in lhe middle with Sunday School also more people ..feet, Miring. Turn the end* down and ought lo go to Sunday school for FatInjr, we f|i:mk Thee. • Ia you have n hattger just as good for For lemlur grasfresh, so sweet, a light-weight dress, and one which tho community at large. The suecess reals on the' parents aud Father, we thank Thee. will keep it free from wrinkles. . I tliat il is wrong for parents For son« of bird and hum of boo, t<5 h-t their, children desecrate For all things fair we hear or.m-o. Where Sympathy Should Be. the Habbalh. Mre. Nina Task­ Father iu Heaven, wu thunk* er also gave some excellent remarks reeled the fact on Miss Thomas' paper. The reci­ For .7-blue stream UM.: anti blue of oky, sky. — of ^.vu... I/.uv w7 "What is the matter, dear?" said tation on Temperuncu by Sterling tatlier, we thank Thee. her husband, as he entered the kltcb- Butterfield was good. Miss Bur­ cor pleasant shade of brunches. en leigh;* paper, “Can the Graded Ser­ high, "You see that?" she repllod vehe- ies of Lessons be Used to Advant­ Father, we thank Tliuo. age iu Country Boltools?" In discus­ For fragrant air atuLcooling breeoc, meatly, u she rateod a mixing bowl sion many thought llicy could be. bor beauty of the bloonjimf tree.*. Solo by Mrs. Tasker was good. Mrs. Father in Heaven,'we thunk*1 Vifider’s paper du “How Can We found today. 1 believe Jim Fletcher Best Obtain Teachers for Our Sun­ Thee. day School Classes?" Mrs. Tasker For mother love and father care, old storo for mo!" said to organize teachers training Father, we (hank Thee. HIGH STANDARD PAINT (of today) is the "Wall, you shouldn’t get angry about elassM., Duel by 4tma Grayburn For brother* strong.and sistero fair,; result of 40 years of experience in paint making. It. Nellie." said her husband soberly. and David Conklin was nicely rend­ is Oic best looking in the heighborhood. blither, we (hunk Thee. Tlj: experience plus improved machinery—plus iV’sidci this pleasure it is a satisfaction to know For Jove at home und here each "You ought to have more sympathy.” ered. Mrs. Tusker gave an excel­ hignest grade materials—plus expert; labor—insures "Sympathy!" gho echoed. "What do lent paper on "The Evangelist's Aim . . daX« that your housu is well protected from the destructive For guidance lefi we go astray, you moan? Sympathy for Jim Fletch- irr Teaching." The introduction to a paint quality that tier paper was usTollows: “To couelements of weather—rain, sunshine, heat, cold, etc. Father in Heaven, we thank "Groea Best Results.” |dt- evangelism with Sunday Kchoid —Thee. . "No. for tho eggs." he replied. work is to widen the bnrixnn of-ev­ Talk over rhe neighborhood improvement idea It is called ‘‘The Paint of proven performance," and l or this new morning with its light. "Think how long they must have been ery teacher’* opportunity and duly with your neighbors. Plan to make yours the neat­ is more economical than ordinary paints—when tryin’ to bo good."—Lippincott’s. Father, wt> lhaiik Tin*. and to make a knowledge of the-Biest and prettiest neiphlxrrhood in this city. Paint covering, spreading, beauty of finish and number of For rest and Welter of the night. hie and child nature for best re­ and flowers will make the change. years of wear are considered. Father, we thank*Thee. ' suite obligator)’. What makes a Help an Etherised Patient. For health and food, for love and -urcrssful Sunday School? There PAINT INFORMATION and color combinations for exteriors, interior walls, floors, woodwork and jfriends, ,. inetuis, * — is but one answer—the teacher; aud For everything His gooJnesd tends, ’ or . b ? nt , 5° “ ° “ * ‘ »h T ‘ neg*r other surfaces needing Paints, Varnishes, Enamels and Stdins—at our store, FOR THE ASKING. 1. •■il..... in ... Heaven, >< ... .. .... and nnn held h*fnrA nf a . per­ the right sort of a teacher must before the nostrils of Father we thank have several ouallficaUons. First son coming from'under tbo effects of and foremost, she must be a ChrisThee. Ralph Waldo Emerson. an anesthetic will tend to ward off tho tian." Mrs. Jay Cole nicely rendernausea.—Homo Department, National ed-a solo. -Paper by Rev. J. W; Foy, A Baby Doll. Magarino. "How to Build and Maintain a A soft yarn ital). which looks like Strong Class." It'is not numbers— Brushes, Varnishes, Oils Makes all interiors beautiful and a kilty, is a apitnblc play thing for a sopje don’t get beyond numbers. and 'all Painters’ . ' costs but little. Fadeless Try a BANNER Want Adr. If you Have organireii classes. Real brothbaby. White Cotten yarn makes Hie bpt ball. Black shoe buttons sewed have lost, found or have unythino to erly s|»lnt is success. .Make strawSupplies. and washable. in firmly rnake good eyes, with a1 dLspose of era welcome nnd Invite them to little pink button for a mouth. Or, I come again. Be friendly, not stiff instead of using buttons, the eyes aud cold. Have an interest in peo­ and mouth can de made of black ple. Real consecrated Christ Inns. and pink yam.' Black ynni will Peraonal work. Evlry member imjke good whiskers and awebrows. should do personal work. Let neoSew il (hruudb Hie liall wilh a long pfe know what lhe Bunday Hcuool darning needle, culting it ulf al lhej is <|«ung. Al first you don't succeed, length you want it. try, try again. You cannot gel any­ thing out,'of the Bunday School if Suppose You Know This. . , you do not put something into it. Hardware and Implements Phone 1 Hastings Mich The Bible M>nlams 3.5iW,U«i let-] A recitation by Maggie Hyde was t.-rs, .733.7It wordf. 3I.373 good. Soim^i in Pentecostal Nos. l.IBU chapters nnd aifl books. 1 nnd 2. Benediction by Rev. Foy. Ida M. Hartom, Secretary. Fritter Buller. Tin- following ia iho luiixtr writ­ A gtHnl frying batter -is made: MAN GUIDED BY HIS IDEALS with lh.- beaten yolks of two ten ami read by Mias Auna Thomas on “How Can Our He I tool Extend It* butte* touring in fiicWy rented an auto-1 In Japan would appear somewhat ec------ :----eggs, half cupful of ice water, "iF hifluuuix* Beyond Tlift Present Cir­ mobile to take them to an intereaUng1 centric. When an actor la killed dur-: lf c,Mn Bnd Definite, 8ucc«m In Life tnbk*siMM>nful of olive oil or muHedi cle Of Its Member*?’’ butter and a cupful of tlour.. neighborhood, away from tho beaten ing the play a man in black rushes on; “ ‘ -* This chosen subject is a problem. Begson with a saltepoonful of salt.1, From the Start. !tev. । .hi uo . filuiwc our ctrclu o( beat hard, stir iniUw.sliilly whipped; htnwutf aa the unchino want by. A fore the adpposed'.corpsc, who soom -----no iiibi r-.' Different iih-IIhhIs have A human being without Ideals ia os whites <>i tli»- eggs and ke>-p in tlie; man riding a horse saw it coming. rises and runs off tho stage. ice box. until wanted. The culderi been Irij-d, and proven aucceasful Tho scenes uro never shifted,. but ■ *orthlis*a us a ship without a rudder. it is the better, when the articles' ■ leaped into lhe adjoining field und fled for a time, but unconsciously /.wc far his life; a horse drawing n cart drift Imck to a select few^wlm are are dipped. with a man in it did tho samo thing whtle between tho acts iho children, ruddpr Kuldo tho ship, so do clean, tvgular in attendance. |. Who is nlj’aull? Is it oi)f teach­ (man's views on the proceeding not among tfio audience rush behind tho: dcflnlto idoals guide and shape and _________________ _ ___________ _____ curtain and Plav .until thn drum twwta com pl etn a succesaful career. ___ er*? Do they make lheir Icmoiu tired into Gio ditch, rolled quietly over! for another act. The performance bo-, There is never any progress without know lhe comfbrt and help a small j nl lheir imwI every Sunday? on it* back and waved four feet en-__________ *- m . and tho audience pro- ’ kfi 'obJecYTvo point. asbestos own r«m be. AU you weed if not, do they as suggested send n treat!ugly. Hut when they stopped vision themselves for 14 hours, curling If you are building a business, and is a strip of Iw-avy -asbestos about! substitute? Is it our Superintend­ and the people understood that there up on mats and smoking the wholo have carefully formulated honest !lH<<--<piail..i- of a yard long and! ent? !*ies she real ire her reten inches wide, .and a piece for the > siMjUBihilify and act accordingly in courteous and charming.' coed. there can be small question as cover twelve niche* square. preparing herself.for the important BANNER WANT ADVIL PAT. ! to your auccest Failure may mark 'The asb&liH has a knack of k'ec|>-| ofilce she is filling. Or <lo.*s il lie j tho way, but your Ideals will keep mg ilself curled, and by temw-laii— wiUi the -Grek1 us a whole? Aro I you tn tho right direction where ulU- |H-d over euit be used over different i they, cordial? Do they tgake visi­ sixrd kilcheii utensils. The sur­ tors or new comers welcome? Or ■ mate winning is certain to be reach rounding asteslos conserves the stand back in awe wondering who In-al and |s a fine economy of gas. she is; where she live*, bow long The sma!fcsl")<it ik sufilcienl for she will stay, etc. • man, you know tho man. stewing, and very little jnqre b ' .My friends, we must wake up. It la Impossible to find a really needeij for boiling. The casseroh* Duty demands our attention. Tha great man or woman or business that or pan should bo tightly covered Sunday school uf toduy should be does nut literally reflect In all direc­ so as lo avoid evaporation. lhe church of tomorrow. Each one This contriMiuce is just as useful tions, for every worthy Ideal seems lias a (>urt to (K'rfonn. Du your part tnid don’t loavn it to'your neialibor. to be gifted with millions of reflecting for keeping Ihpigs warm after lhe 'IMine is al hand that if we do not tire gws down. gel in tlie whirl and movu along Wo aro each of us responsible to wilh the rest we arc left behind. • I ■oCicty and the world iu geuera! for Maple Fie. i have buard it rvpurked that if we our ideals. Three-tourth* of a cupfullbf rtirfi dn not win our boy* and girls be­ Worthy-ideal*, earnestly sought aud starch. Iwo cupfuls, each of swN*l tween the age*'of II and 20 they sincerely carried out. credit a man on milk und maple sugar; . l»iil until are usually lost. into posterity, but unworthy ideals smooth. then add the yolks <>r three I can only oiler a few suggestions. eggs, cook until thick, ami remove discredit and unharness a man here I have tried io touch on points that really exist, and that I think could and now. Formulate your ideals with i from the-lite; udd a tausiMtopful <>f vanilla. Fill a codked crust'.-wilh be accomplished. others tn mind. Measure not success this mixture und sene willtlwhipFirst, I think every member of In firn Immediate. Make your tdeslk; l»ed cream. for all by Calumet, lhe Sunday school should Im* given , so high that they will not only lead TUlHCLia* TTSE International motor trucks to some work to do. .Make them feel : Pur daily use In millions of kltchciui has । you on and up, but all about you. A Hottie Mucic Hug. handle your produce and for your ' pnnal that Calumet Is higixst out only in they, arc neded in your circle. Paa* .. ------ .... ------- —. may I nalitj but in ira^tnisg ysiurros well—uo- your oflices around. Don! leave lo light hauling and note the decrease in your Criticised Gladstone. ■ be made at li<>mu out of an old dis-1 falling in results—pun.-to the extreme—and a selre.t few. us if they were the hauling and delivery expose. Note also carded ingrain carpel, and it /co/ts (wonderfully economical inure. Ask your Even Mr. Gladstone did not escape nothing bul linw». IJudl tha Carpot ffnxxr. And try Calumet next bake d*y. only ones who could work. the increase in profit due to the saving in Mnke strangers welcome. Get ' tho reputation ot being a demagogue the time on tha road. No wonder so nyujy llmi<.l|gl.ly, ein out-tbo XM»l pieces I n - , j ... . . £ . their Hann’s nnd addresses, introj in the wicked sense. On one occaduct* them to others and make Uiem and wl(-h them, if dull and fad.fi j Received Highest Awards up-to-date business men are buying Inter­ j sion ho confessed (at Oxford) that In gsd w<h4 <l)t- of any desired colon fret they are one of you. I have national motor thicks. International motor and give them a-ltalh in it. When! iieen.in places where It really was tracks covt comparatively HtUo to buy aud less than an agitator, iu order to counterwork dry. cut b itailiwise in one and a: u pleasure to gel away. bones and wagons to lcne|t ■ . I tho design* of Disraeli, and be mads,, Half hu h hiTm-c. navel both tfige* Why not have IWo member -of Their solid tire* rot down Uro troubles, and tlia J confession "with pain and reluctance-'' ultout half un meh. Whin enough | yolir S'oung People** class respouwbeeU are high eoougb to insure good traction. Tho motor is simple and ha* plenty of txjwcr foe silfle for strangers, visitor*? Meet I'Lord Shaftesbury took a very severe lias te en |>n*i>ured. lake li piece of mneroeuries. Tha brakes arc safe ou any hill The (hem, find out their mimes nnd in­ I view of this demagogue- "It Is a, carpel or linn gunny wick for h txmtioa system Ivof the best Ono lever coctrofa troduce them lo a committal* cotnI now thing and a very serious thing to foundulioii. and' hem this around. the car. Springs are strong and reeilicut Tho iH>»cd of memln-ra of three classes. Thread i||.< mnehine with coarse soe a prime minister on the stump Internationa! is built to save you money. This commilteo lo place them in I Surely there Is some little due to thread. Lay two ririps. one on lop .you all that an International motor Iho proper class and make them of the oilier, dote te the wlge of : dignity of position. But to see him the fountain, and slilcli with a it you. Drop a card today for cataknown to others. iuionnaliou to the running from Greenwich to Black­ long sliteli ibrnugh the middle. Wn must change our program to ! heath, to 'Woolwich, to New Cross. keep up inteie.fi. Why not in Sun­ Turn up one aide nnd lay on more day school as we|l as (lay school. strip*. do<e to the Hrei, and srw IsiwAlhiil Hirveit er Compiny si Aaerica l> HK’re like Punch than tho them on. I'ruc.ecd ai» larfore illl Up' Our children enjoy something new. ! premier." Nowadays wo are rather foundation i> <-overoiL Then whip new, new sill tin* lime; Just a small proud of the energy of cur greatover .................. ., ... of the _. (>lnmg<r is noticed by tliein. Let Grnnd Rapids Mich. the •fige, idiite from tln ip work. They love lo do tilings. I epeechmakcra, an whatever aids they ravdinir or coming l«o»<'. I surface"evenly"iiid the rug i» done. Children- like adtoit. They are ac­ i talk. . . ............ ■ - ---■ “ tion ilself. Let the children be rcrgrzf— -»-»•«. I imsnst—uia • ■ v| To Save A ZInc Tfiblr. . spoitsihle for a l>ou<piet for the pul­ pit on church Bunday. Let them I tfl Grind Rlfddt ' An 'nrirunicat resembling a watch j To save a xine |ab!o dr shelf from pass your' Sunday school papers. U«nHQ IU uianu liapiuu things but out of the noire'and tar- ha* b«cn invented in Hungary where- becoming marred by the damp of a Let them ipeafc little pieceL eus« tfje R4gle HoteJ tad: Jt (| poMlWe tastsntiy to Compute | food-< utter, jufi fold a lai pc on Missionary Sjtnday. or even on a Heat rervice. ! the Interest st any rets on any given rtd ,"hdd»r over the of the regular- Sunday. Anything tn In* do­ ropsan Flan. i sym ot money for any length of : table tlrfi. then screw on the.fnoding. something. They like Jo de “ 1 rutter, there will never be a mar, Hirkit A Lull Sti. 1 and, I think if a child has some undul holds without slippins loo. • llowor nr paper with Ihren. And n,,t uuly doing thia small gnl of UtDuglil am| kitMinw, they are lakniK m interest m all humauily am! forming character to last tltem through life. It is such things a» igh Standard The paint of “Proven,Performance will insure for you THE BEST LOOKING HOUSE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Headquarters Mellotone We Are Exclusive Agents GOODYEAR BROS International Motor Trucks that Is whst we have to hgve to make a success of our work. For no one is imicker lo notice or deled our sincerity than a child. They know, wc cannot blind thum. H«« you Umufhl of a Cradle Holl? 1Think that also would be of great help in .winning our iftUe ones. Of course it wpufd have to be mi a •‘mall scale, but think one could lw planned very nicely. As 1 was es­ timating this community / 1 found material to aatart a line Cradle Holl and Ihink other communities would compare equally as well. Why not observe festival days as Christmas, Easter, Motiier's Day, Rally Day, etc? Not an elaborate program but something different from the every day routine. But bo sure and let every one have a­ ।part. Parents are sensitive in re।ff'hcis I ft* wtl° ^C*r b°y °r 8ilI‘ Thus, I think through lhe chil­ idren you will interest the parents. 'Where is there a parent who is not ,ultractixi by life attention paid to their litlle ones? • <t is conceded that a teacher Is the most imiuirlnnt factor in u day ।school. Would this apply lo a Bun­ ।day school? 1 think our teachers should lx> (rallied for lheir work. Coiildtrl a Bible Class bc-nrganixcd? Where there’s a will there* a way. If (ind wishes us to study His Word and ।sees wc are sincere. He wijl Hud a ■ A teacher should be prepared for ,class in three ways, spiritually, ;mentally and physically. They ।must know the subject matter and have a definite plan for the ihvwiitutlon of that mailer before enter­ ing class. If they are full of the .bUbjuct, and well - prepared, und make an lionesl endeavor to have ।the pupils take a leading part when­ ,ever possible, there will he np doubt about Hie interest indhc class. Bul ।of the teacher is unprefiared, and undertakes to He the pupils ilown to lhe text book in lhe class, the les­ sons will not be a success, for they are planned lo be a mere recitation ,of facts. Tho claw teacher, slmuhl like lhe pastor, be <m the lookout for new member*. • Do you invite people to Sunday school? Or think if they come all right and if not all right. It is not tlm more invitation, bul.to know some one cares. Wc must work nlMHlt inviting people. In order to nAke a success of anything we must Im! persistent. If al first we meet' with a refusal try again. Wc are all familiar with Iho parable of the talent. Our Maker has given us each a work to do und the material to work wilh and he expects every one to do bis duty. in order to accomplish llieao things we must have thq Christian love in our hearts If wi» try to vlork on our own strength, il means failure. Cdncenlrate on the weak point js a good Sunday school motto. Do te'-t the weak point becauim . ing else is gqing well. Hint ineaiis loss aud failure Iu the long run. Determine clearly what the weak point is. It may be lack of DrganixaUoQ or neglect of nmtho<ls for building up the membership, too lillle teacher training. Whatever il is study oul its causes, g«» tn work to change it, stick lo il till il is ac­ complished and by and by the weak­ ness will be tranifonned tu a ban­ ner feature of your school. VARIETY OF SLEEPING PALM Only Tree of IU Kind In North America- In Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, America by a young Autrallan botan­ ist. William Robinson, gives out a pe­ culiar aromatic odor. It* upper branches wore loaded with a.beautiful y-' K. Johnston, Profb bird*. The curator who discovered the rare palm felt drowsiness stealing over him. nnd his son complained ot the same feeling. It wm found that tho tree, which had originally been brought from ono Strengthens Weak and tired Wo- “f was under a great strain nursing a relative through three months* sickness," writes Mrs. J. C. Van Do Sarnie. of Kirkland, Hl., nnd "Electric Hitters kept me from breaking down. I will never be without ii" Do you feet 'tired mid worn out. No appetite and food won't digest? IL isn't the spring weather. Yau nerd Electric Hit­ tent. Start a mouth's treatment to­ day; nothing belter for stomach, liver and kidneys. The great spring tonic. Relief or money back- 90c. and li-00. Heeominenned by Car­ velh & SlebbiDf—A. E. Mulholland —Adv �naiumNCgWR* Wmi; a mi. You will find the very first 1< you bake from Artetos Flour, browns br~ is light, even, porous, ofsuperior quality 1 Arfetoa Flour la fuU of energy and vitality. It gives tha gives the beat results. Order a sack from yutir grocer today. Learn for yourself why Aristas is tha flour list makes home baking worth NOTICE HF HEARING CLAIMS. Stale of Michigan, County of Bar­ ry. S3: * Notice is hereby given, lhal by an order of tho Probate Court for the County of Barry, made on the 10th day of April, A. D. WU, four munlliH from Hint dale were al­ lowed for oreditors In present thuir claims against the estate of Heteu M.'ljayton talc of said county, de­ ceased, nnd that all creditors of said ibweascd jq-c required to preaotd their claims lo said 1’aobate Court, al lhe Probate (Hilco iij the Cily of Hastings, for examination and al­ lowance, on or before tho 10th day of August next nnd that said claims will be heard before said court, on Monday tlm iOlli day of August next nt lefl. o’clock iu iho forenoon of llialdfiy. —— Datad April tath, A. D. toil. (MARLES M. MACK. Judge of Probate, man Iiank. Bev. and Mrs. Stouu of Woodbury former pastor and wile of the U. ill. church here, have returned .from a visit in New S'ork and are vlsitifig relatives iji this vicinity. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charley Pursell of Johmdown, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rathan Punell. Mr. and Mrs., .George Skidmore and family spent Bunday with .Mr. aud Mrs. ErmSt Skiilinore. Little William and Virginia Hose Willelta have been ill. Dr. Lamp­ man was the consulting physician. Thu lillle wm of Mr. and Mrs. Harty' lekcs has becii very ill but is belter nt this writing. Miss Zonr Foster spent, Tuesday wilh Mrs. Heber Foster. Dr. Perry veternary of Hastings was in onr iivigliliorliood Monday and Wishiusday calling at the fol­ lowing places: Waller Ickes, Wi C. WilleJIs, George Cronk mid Geo. Skidmore's. . Mrs. .M. Calkins and son Orivlle, were iu Hastings. Tuesday. Both (pplroe. __ u . Tbo defendant, who was held on tho charge of keeping a dog Without a license, repeatedly tried lo Interrupt time by tho court. Finally tho clerk turned to him: ‘ Stand-lhat roa refttM to renew roar "We want no 'buta.* You must re­ new your license or bo flnod. You know it aspired on Jan. 1." Weekly. -BANNER WANT AIAK PAY/ MAKES RHEUMATISM ‘ PROMPTLY DISAPPEAR Find 1 Sufferers b needlew to iuflfer any longer With rheumatiitn, and be all crippled tip, and bent out of shape with-its heart-wrenching pains, when you can ’ surely avoid II Rheumatism comes from weak, ia«“*« kidneys, that fail to filter from tne blood, the poisonous waste mat­ ter and uric add; and it is useless to rub on liniments or take ordinary remedies to relieve the pain. Thu only prolongs the misery and can't possibly cure you. • The only way to cure rheumatism • is to remove the cause. The new dis­ covery. Croxone, docs this because it neutralises and dissolves all the poi­ sonous substances and uric acid that lodge in the, joints and muscles, to scratch and irritate and cause-rheu­ matism, and deans out and strength­ ens the stopned-up. inactive kidneys, so they can filter all the poisons from the blood and drive it on aud out of (he system., « ' • Croxone fid the most wonderful medicine ever made for curing chron*ct roeumatum, .kidney troubles, and bladder disorders. You trill find it ,.2!reT*’}t* ■ fill other remedies. I Here is nothing else on earth like it it matters not how old you are, or Iu---- u * MupuMiuw II, l««c il into the human system without results. You wdl find relief from the first few do*««. and you-will be surprised how wuE end*U “'4crz alul *ufferin« An origiaal package of Croxone costs but a trifle at any first-class dffK store. All druggists are »uthonied to sell it on apoaitive moneyback guarantee. Three doses a day <°» * ,eT/*r* ’* of,en •*’ u,a‘ ’» ♦I ntt national SiHdav* ♦ School ItUOM ♦ J The By Leo W. Ames. FOR SUNDAY, MAY X Prodigal San (Temperance Lcmou). Luke 15:11-32. Golden Text: Luke 15:18. InlriMluctory. Last week w» sftw that this chap­ ter contains three parables, all sutiktiD because—uL.v 1-2, all por­ traying God's love for lhe sinni-r. ami yet each one differing from the others. We studied Hie first two parables, and today com” lo the third. A# staled laal week, we do nqt belleVu tills parable to be a treatise mi backsliding: rather il sets forth the Pharisees' linnlkeartcdiicss -in the light of the Father's love for lhe straying ones. .Is an aid to reim-inbering lliejionli’nls nf this chapter, write in your Bible, and also in your memory this simple outline: (8licep) Lost : Silver) Found "' fSon) Helgn From Evangelist Charles ... Scoville we have the following .out­ line <>f the third parable: .Freedom. Adieu. Trial. Hunger. • Ektremily. hi'lurn or HccrpHon. . . Wu will sillily lhe parnhle. Using all tlm verons, Including 25-32, from tho following outline: ' lotsaon Divisions: ' I. Interpretation. .11. Application. III. Gbservalion. Tho Outline Develo|H*d. Ihlerpretalion.—Whak did Jesus inh-ml.tlint His hearers should un­ derstand by this parable, as-relate ing to them? Lord Jesus, thou didst speak the. wonts: Heavenly Father, they were words which thou didst rend thy Son lo speak; Holy Spinl, th..u ,(l,|-,l , ,up..- Ui.-m lo be written—Triune God, <-iilig!iten lhe eye>^ of our understanding, llml wu umy ooliold wondrous Ihings out of thy law, Hint we may think thy thoughts, know thy will, discern thy mind, lo lhe praise of the glory of thy grace. Amen. Speaking these words tn lhe Jews, lhe Pharisees, our Lnrd drew a word picture in which three things are prominent: First, tlm condi4*‘'» qf’. the jiublirans and sinners, ns jwpresented by the-zon who went rilo lhe far country; second, the love of God for lliesc. His compas­ sion on Ihem. His rejoicing over their salvation; third, the Pharisees' hardness-of heart, as represented by the elder brother. The eldor son was thn one to whom the birth­ right bclonge<l; he was I lie head of Hie fiunily (see Gen. 49:3; DI. 21:17; Psalm 105:36 regarding the llrsiIsirn.) The elder sun was therefore more vitatlg interested in the fam­ ily than the younger. The younger son, not having this (xisilion and iatarraL represents the publicans and sinners “who were more open to lhe temptation of breaking wilh Hie household or Jewish legalism, hence led off into immoral living" Istke thn younger son, the publicans had joined themselves to Hid citi­ zens of another country, nml were serving Hje Homan government in a capacity that practically excom­ municated them from lhe Jewish religiour" community. But when John the Baptist came, (Luke 3:12). publicans were among those wbp •ought 'bjm, and when lhe Ixird flf glory Himself followed His fore­ runner, publicans and sinners camo lo Him..rejoicing in His presence, ami feasting with Him (e. g. lhe npostln' Matthew (Mk. 2:15.) Head Luke 7:29, 30. Next we see the Father's heart of hive .for him onn-s who had Root* astray, who were not worthy, who had wasted all in riotous living. The wanderer "came to himself,•: and then came lo His father, with a confession of his sin and unwortlilness. This .is met by "But the fattier" Bopenting and seeking Him. Hie publicans and sinners were freely forgiven, elolhfil, i»mutilleil, foil, and placed in the midst of rejoicing. Nothing is said Jiere about iho great price which this cost Gml; His love and willingness to receive and provide for the wandering ones is in Hie foreground. The fact remains, ttmugh not mentioned here. tliM>Hie death of Hie cjoss was the price l|m Son of God niu»L pay. in-order that the Father, might thus receivd thorn. Then, in Iho midst of the ■ rejoicing, comes the eldtr ton, the Pharisee. Everyone . rejoiced but > Hie eider sun. He was ansry, ami i would not join in the festivities. It I mattered not to buu U«at his broth­ er was safe and sound. His miml was full of n« own lay-keeping (v 29), Just like lhe Hiarfeera, and Ilk. people of the twentieth century. He nut bis brother away ।MOO HMM OF WIRY COW from him saying, “thy son" to hit father. Note the description of tht* Phorisciw: (I) heard music and dancing;'.(2)- inquired regarding it; (3) understood lt« riteaning; (I) was angry; (5) separated himself from his brother; and from the scene nf rejoicing; (fl) was intreated by the Liih't; 7, t.iniiKts his father of nil own perfections (Luke 18:11, 12), of his father's failure to recog­ tM fttDCtlODS nize those perfections, and of “thy son's" sins, which the father has al­ ready forglx’en; (fl) is told that "It was meet that the father should do aa ho bad'dono. What the elder son did afler’Hiis is not told. Our Lord left il with th® Pharisees lo flnsh the story for themselves, so lo speak. Application.—Hero we see a pichire of the sinner and the Father. developed. Good producing cows and The far counlry Is the state of sep­ aration in which (ho sinner lives. He longs for Independence, as did tlm younger son. Man wants to known aa tho digestive, secretive. cir­ have his own way (li. 53:6). Hav­ ing his own way leads him not lo culatory and nervous systems which the happiness he dreaumd of, but give tbo dairy animal tho dairy to wnnt. Sometimes to want of temporal things, always lo soul famine. In ihig wretched condition he finally cornea to himself, com­ pares himself with his father's ser­ vants, (he being tho servant of an­ other to whom he has hired him­ consumed for tho making of milk. 8ho self (John 8;3l), tlm wages of that service being death (Rom. 0:23.) decides io return to his father and does so. Ho comes to his father side. Tho wedgo shape appearance conscious of unworthineas, seeking from above results from the narrow a place as servant; the father, wilh projecting wethers which form the nought bul hatred for his son's sin. loves thir boy Just’the mine, and give him tlie son-place (John 1:12), clothes him. puts a ring on his by the narrownen of the co* in hand, ami shoos nn his feel, makes front compared with the width at the a feast ami participates In the widest part of tho burel or through general rejoicing. Id- the midst of this rejoicing, however, ono stands outside, with no drain; for the re­ turn of the. lost brother, oul of har­ mony wilh the father's will, ntjgry because a soul has been saved and because his law-keeping has not been Inado the oevnsinn of a feast, with no sympathy With tlm rejoic­ ing ones, rebuke for his fattier, no love for lhe lost, ami pity for him»elf. Ami In the Iasi verso is a glorious truth “It wns meet that we should make merry, and he glad: for this Ihy brother was dead, nnd is alive again; and was kisL-nnd Is found." Itare are' two exactly op­ posite conditions, dead-alive; lost - found; out of Christ—iu Christ: Well-Formed Jersey. In-fore living saved—after. Head cornea from tho dairy cow having less John 5:21. Homans 8:1. 3L Obarrval ion.—(Precious Points.) depth In tho region of the shoulders v 12—lhe younger son's desire. than In tho region of the barrel and He wanted release from jmrenlal udder. Tho more marked those ovcrsiRhl and resirailjt. Our Hint pan-life responded to the hope “be conform* to tbo dairy type. ns God"- (Gen. 3:5). I v 12—lim fatlmr yielded to Hie urn’s request. Here \ fa God's BREEDING STOCK FOR DAIRY idmiidonifirnt of the sinner lo his own will (Rom. 1:21. 26. 28). v 17—he came to himself. Rea­ Cow Should- Have Large Middle and lize your condition, then you will appreciate lhe salvation of Gml in Christ.' The reason tonrn ncoplo care lillle for the things of God is tian.) Hint they are so well satisli'd with themselves. Imok in tlm mirror of In selecting dairy cattlo tho real God's Word—Romans 3:10, JK1. that must bo tho scales and the Bab­ cock tester. The cow In a machine tn nrrae.” This is repentance. Ife convert Jjod Into milk;-thus she must confeaAcI life sin. lie did nnl say have a large mlddlo and a strong con“I've m'ver harmed anybody." 7; Blhcerely yours, She must alio have a largo udder, Ia:e W. Ames. large milk Welle, largo crooked milk TO OBSERVE "RQOSTER DAY" IN TWO SOUTHERN STATES Profit Secklfig Natives ot Kentucky and Tenn. Start Campaign ^•gainst Chanticleer. In tfic interest of-lhu ipfcrLilo egg this.poultry igiecinlista have started a campaigu for the elimination of the rooster among iwiillry flocks during the seasons between May t and December L In this connec­ tion Saturday,-May IB, has been set aside by.the people of those States as rooster day in Kentucky and Tennessee, when jjvcry poultry dealer in-thtwe Stales has agreed to Kay tlm ffinm prices for roosters us my do for hens and pullets. There is nu enormous loss iu eggs ns tile result uf the fertile egg, especially during the summer and fall months, and it is for this reason the depart­ ment recommends that the rooster Ixi kepi away from the hens dur­ ing these seasons. Fertilo eggs spoil very quickly when subjected to the ordinary methods of handling on the,farm and when iparkrlcd during the hot summer months under adversa con­ ditions. Infertile eggs will keep in good condition in temperatures which will cause fertile eggs IotoI. It is estimated that mw-lhird of the tremendous annual loss of eggs is due to the fertile egg. The department specialists advise that oi| the 1st of May all male birds he cither killed, sold, or conllned-until the 1st ot December, or as late ns Iho 1st of January* in some localities, inasmuch as it is not necessary lo the laying qualidea pf a hen |liat a rooster he maintained in the flock. .Moreover, his pres­ ence during those months means fertile eggs, which mean bad eggs and the causequepl loAs to tlie pro­ ducer and lhe consumer. Children's Diseases Very" Prevalent Whooping cough is , about every* where. Measles and scarlet lever almost as luul. Use Foley’s Honey lU)d l.ir Compound for inflamed throats and coughing. Mry. I. fi. Hoeller, Grand Imand, Nebjfc aays: “My three children had severe at­ tacks of whooping cough, and a very few doses of Foley’s Hoary re“"--Artp Her bead should bo clean and an­ gular In appearance, wlUi tho oyes standing out prominently. Tbo neck should te rather long sad loan in ap­ pearance; tho shoulders pointed and the backbone rather prominent The skin should bo loose and soft to tho touch. In selecting herd bulls either mature anknals which have already demonstratcd"lhe!r worth as sires or younger animals from, high-testing dams and strea only should bo used. The’ best and surest will xdwaya foM low the use of a mature sire which has sired heifers with good records. A good dairy bull should be kept until ho is twelve ar flfteqB years old; In fact, as long aa he lo a sure sire. Real good sircB uro no raru that whisn wc do find ono he should dio only of old ago. All brooders of dairy cattlo should secure yearly tests on each and every oow in tho herd. Shorter teats do not really mean very much. It is tho cow that sta^u by her job that fe really val­ uable. =DAIRYMEN= r We want a large quantity of Sweet Cream this summer and fire going to pay 3 cents per pound premium for it? Now you will be coming to the Creamery about twice a week with your sour cream. WHY not take a little extra care of your cream and keep it sweet and bring it to us three or four times a week. It will pay you well Just sit down and estimate the amount of fat you will have in your sour cream and multiply that amount by three and you will see what it will pay you to take a little special care of your cream and bring it to us sweet Come in and see us or phone 533. Crystal Creamefy Co Hastings, Mich. one-tinii of the total cost of the year-old heifer, _____ ___ -J WHAT IT COSTS TO I li<- (on-going figure* >lmw lhal il costa more to raise, calves io ma­ (han Is commonly supposed, ' RAISE A DAIRY COW turity mid they support the advice which tlie department is continually trying STATISTK'Ji COMPILED BY UNIT­ ED STATES DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE HERE IS SOMETHING EVERY FARMER OUGHT TO KNOW to impress upon dairy fanners, that Il does not pay to raise any hut Um tHWt heifers, liaising scrub heifers ami selling them at $25 lo $10 apiece, ns many do. is unprolltablc except on cheap land or under other very favorable condiltans. But il does pay lo raise thrnest heifers, for in good dairy sections well-bred heif­ ers are worth considerably more than $60 when 2 years of age. Furth­ ermore, dairy farmers as a rule arc obliged In raise their own slock, as il is difficult to buy productive cows al a reasonable price. In some sec­ tions ot. the VYesl where alfalfa is worth only ?l or $5 a ton. or in the Southwest. where pastures furnish feed lhegreater fiart of lhe year this rust may be greatly reduced. Even where it costs $60 lo raise a heifer, two-thirds of this amount is charg­ ed for feeds ap market prices, a large pari of which can be grown on the farm at a protlL Thus by rais­ ing the heifers lhe dairy farmer finds a home market for feeds grown on the farm al remunerative prices, and dt the same lime aids in maintaining lhe fertility of the farm. WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. Wc buy and tell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt wilh us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Veite & Co. 0I.C.K.U. Phil 5? Mistlip Flpures Show Plainly Why It Pays ( Beware of Ointments for, To Raise Purely-Bred Catarrh That Contain Mercury Helfers. According to investigators in lhe department, the average net cost of iueoua turfao-a. 81 raising ft dairy heifer I year bld on ■ be uacd except reputable phyakla a Wisconsin funn is $3952 and of a —,1. I. a..n Crtl. 2-year heifer $61.11. These figures are applicable to other dairy dis­ S CuL Toledo, O.. contalna no tricts in the North mid East-where r. lad is taken Internally. nrtlnR land und feed values are similar lo upon thn blood and mucous rurit tho »y«lrm- In buytnx Ilalta IhmM! in WuuuuMin. They nro hateul i Curn Iki >uro you act tfio ««»on* data obtained from raising 117 calves from birth tn the time they Ohio by F. J. Cheney enter lhe dairy herd. ■ There ary in the United States ov­ er- 2MM0,WM) iLiiry cows. The.se ik-tin-> give -•me idea nf the im­ portance of (Ids'economic pmldem You know what happens in a to (hi1 counlrj’ as a whole, for these rows must be replacod every few house in which the plumbiug is in poor condition—everyiKhly in the house' is liable to contract typhoid keeping down Hie profits of tlie or some oilier fever. The digestive organs perform tho same functionsi dairymen. . Biilh-lin No. 19. ‘•The Cost of llais- in the human body as tho plumbing -iu«. a lJau>.Cuw^, iiublUlwd.hy Ilu> llwttjfit the house, and-they should U. S. Dept, .of Agriculfure. contains »e kept In first class condition do­ numerous tables mul several illus- lin' time. If you have any trouble well-known t nil inns of. t lie Jersey calves from with your digeelioh take ChainbofwliielF iln* items of cost were .ob- Intn’srTutitnt sBTKt'ynir nroncortatn t» gel Quick relief. For .sale by All | laim'd.' Dealers. — Adv. The most uhiHirlanl item was the cost of Hie food, which was estimat­ ed al market value nml amounted lo Subscribe fur the BANNER, only $1.00 per year. wwl «>f lh»» hfift-r. whih* latair future ••J 1254 i»t •■• nl of tti<* coat L Figures f<>r I hr average net cost of the l-year-old fceif&r are an fol­ lows: For. I.................................................. $2 LOT I.alxu1 ..... Ollier rinds 6.36 Spring Term Ditrolt Business University GrandRapKlsFloralGo Monroe St.—Across From Monument Total ............................................S35.W To this should I"’ n<lil<**l tin* initial Vafin* nf Ili>- calf, which was e-liinalc.l In bn $7.61. making a total Tills charge is justified in view of lhe fad (hat dairy cows ate < i.-<|iie.| willi this ilrni in determining lhe cos( of milk production. Uy allow-nt* $3 cretlil for mmmre, il leaves llr.it year. \ Figures for lhe Average net cost of the 2-^-ear-old heifer are ns fol­ lows: .? 7.01 Initial value . lilKF Feeding Raw Beet Pulp. . Libor . , . 7JU , ! 3.73 Our leading dairymen have silos and Ollier costs feed ensilage nights and mornings and G9.H a feeding of hay at noon. They are . h:oo Credit for manure . not feodfttg very much grain at pres­ .. ftl.H ent prices. Tho best wheat feeds, glu­ One-half of lhe fowl cost the first ten and cottonseed meal, aro the prin­ year ami oiic-tliinl fur the full two cipal grains. years is fur wlmbami skim milk. A few dairymen are’ feeding boot By far the most oxprnrive.period pulp and receiving good results. Ono in iiiehfe fifihn calf is the first four farmer who Is milking 13 cows told mo weeks, lhe funs! b'-im.- m-arly double a few* days ago that since ho com­ lhal for any oilier f«HiT-we.'k jH-riml. menced feeding this with the same This high cost is occasimied by ita amount of grain. hU cows had gained being deperidmtl almost entirely up­ a little over a 40-quart can of milk per on whole milk.' uy. says a writer tn an exchange. Boel The man Inlstr ronuired in raising pulp costa throe dollars per ton In car a heifer is. hIhhiI tn hours during tots. Farmers give about eight quarts the llrsj year nnd •-*3 hours the sw*end year. The total cost of mao und horse labor f»r lhe two yearn is close lo The innmin* iinoliiretl Found a Cure for Rheumatism. dm in- He- two >■ ■« In- I.... . val­ “I sutTercd wilh rheumatism fob „... .... ued ... al ................ sH; r6iis«-.|m*nlly the cost of 1 . ' alh Uy offset by the two years and coUld nut gel uiy labor is iiraclii -right hand to my mouth for that- value . .............of .the immun*. - The Hem “Other c<ista” consislsuf length of time," writea Lee L. Chap- ,. xp..a„.s usually overlooked in rsexpenses man. Mapleluu. town, “f auffercc Umaliitg «osls. These are mlere.l. chaw '-«<•. ■for «»• the vf buildings "•••■ find terrible pain'to I coiiMI not sievp ur ciiaito’- use «• de still al nighi- Five years ago 1 ' ••■iiiipm.'iit. i‘Xpmi*e for bedding, fipgaa using Chamberlain's Lini- ! niiM-vllauemi- expenses, a share of nmntand in two months Twas well [the general expenses for the entire and. have not suffered With rheu- ! farm busine--. and.a charge to covmatfem. stare." For sale by All , ar losses by death -and discarding. Dealers.—Adv, . ■ The total for these 'forma nearly1 We will give your orders the greatest attention. Everything in cut flowers. You will be pleased with the stock you get from us—it’s fresh. .Phone 5995, Grand Rapids, Michigan. flira Hannah & sons. Props Phone charges paid if order amounts to $3.00 or over This is a season of novelties and wc arc carrying a very fine selection ol patterns of the newest importation ol tht foreign products. Wc invite your inspection. Reliable Ladies* Tailoring Establiriuhcnt S. WEGUSEN, Citizens' Phone 2443 — �THEB, HdWtlMIKIB :8UtLf VERT BIG BUSfkESS GOOD DOJOS INCRUSE S’ SCHOOL miDIDtf! APRIL 36, 1»1L KNT COMPART 'South . Western Michigan News >PER CENT MONTHLY STARTIM6 WITH ONLY $50 piMT sai Rchmdmg.MoctRsge tab Gold ? OF HEARING CLAIMS. Headed By gome of Michigan** Jmlck Boat Company. of Grand ■nd 11.(Mldenamin«tkmB*nd rKCmmud .«« <>f Michigan, County «>f Bar" 2b M M Mft inve»tuient. An «ttr«cttae feature tn Mort ProgregKlvr mid Success ­ Rapids Now Valued nl About ana thi» inve»tment is that ibex are Income T«« ful Business Men. Nnlice i» hereby given. Hint by nn CM.000. Exempt to the bolder for the rearan that the One need not rail to foreign isles order of the Probate Cmirt for lhe .The National Automatic Music It lakes n lol »f exvculive nhilily PROVF.D BY frr.viwncs comlull paid at the Kttrca. Counly nf Barry, made mi the 3nl audit careful ailhearnnce lo._«lricl Company wilh gi*m-nd offices nl lu- to search for buried Irensurc. Tra- ' Pll>:» BY DEPARTMENT HP 5rt Mark* | Ave? N. W. Grand Rap- dilioil has il that somewhere with­ <hty of April, A. D. tt»H, four 'business principles of integrity To AGRICULTURE months from lhal ilale were allow­ Atari n manufacturing, business <rti ■ id«. Michigan, wa> incorporated and in lhe coniines of Wnbesis lake, a 11 ii.-irlered under tlm laws-nf the few miles >'est of Greenville, a pot ed for creditors lo-prereiit lheir n capital of '»3t mid by Hlc exercise H Citizen* 4445 and 1122. Fifth Floor, claims against the outate of George of hard work and good judgtingil. CONSOLIDATION OF RURAL | hell Main 229. Mich. Treat Bldg. State of Arizona. March 16. in®, of gjild containing KXMMS) lies hid­ W. park, late of said county, de­ build in twelveyears a Inislncs-s lhal and'is now comlucling a most pros- den away from mortal eyes, old ceased. and that • nil creditors of has n real vnhie of atanil WX000. a»d ctimulnlivi* busincM In John Wnhesia, Ottawa chieftain sold SCHOOLS MADE EASIER। raid deceased nro required lo pre­ Such genius as ran «l<» Inal is wor­ hiimlreds ‘of acres* lo lhe govern- : sent- their c laims to raid Pnipale thy the very highesl common Jal ion The manageim-iii of this-largo and ineiit and received hi» consideration Court, at the Probata (IDIre in lhe wlfhin tlm gill of lhe lilmriy loving L-rowiyg*cdq»oraii.o: is-uuder.. the in gold. Refusing.lo divide with his Fewer School Houses Make Possible Cily of llmdings, tar mnuninnliou people of.-.lhix cnihirtmiweullli. dir<*ction of shrn<of lhe most sjh>- trihesincn. lie wa* exllwl to live hi» Employment., nf Belter Quiiliand allowance, on or before the 3rd Thl.« very thing has lien done by cessfjji and ent' fprising Imsiness life on th<- shores of the Infer, where day of August next, and that such • fled Teachers. m<*h of this iuid neighboring states. In- died at Iasi, by lhe hand of n claims.will be heard before said While it is Inn* l bat various fact­ i'.arn>ll F. Sweet, Hn- president, is a Iribesmnn, inking with him Hie se­ Court, on Monday the 3rd day of l esidenl of Grand Rnpiifa, nnd n di­ cret of lhe buried treasure. Hun­ August next, at ten o'rlwk in llm Grand Uapids. Mich. Tlie credit tai­ or* contribute to increase or de­ rector of the Oh! National Bank and dreds have searched for il for over crease tin- attendance al ncliosd* in foreiHMiii of lhal day. lin’ rciiiarknblu growth •>( Ihis given *<*••! ions of the nrtllilry, il is ireoMurer and nwmm.-*-r of Hu* Grand a period of twenty-live years, but Dated April 3. A. D. 1911. Imsiness i.M due In Mr. .b-sick. for lhe worthy of comment lli.lt m I lie Rapid* Lumber «■>. Tim vice- pres­ all lo no avail. Diving ro«K clair­ ■ crari.es m. mack. two partners w<-re cunm-ried wilh slates having a high percentage of ident nnd sec’y-iii-asuriT arc also voyants ami mystic ehanus have Judge of Probata. him. in lhe Inisinl1** for tail a brief improved’ronils a much larger per­ both of the furniture cily..the form­ Ih’cii press«sl into service, bul Hu* lime. ; centage ■ of lhe -student* enrolled er is active mhng<*r of the Nation­ |miL of gold, remains hidden.^ Inter­ Th.- eXllericiiec ot Mr. Jesick in regularly attend lhe achools Hum al Piano Mfg. (lo. anil the Inlier is est in the ,slory wanes life ttie yean (IRDEIi FOR PUBLICATION. I his enterprise is similar l<» Hint o( in the Males having a small prr- manager of tile Monroe ’Avenue pass by. bUl it i» 100 well founded Slate of Michigan, the Prdlmle Hu- hero of a iimel. He camo .from Largest and Best Equipped Flora] Establishment eentogr of improved road*. In live Branch nf the Cilv Trust and Hav­ In ever lie forgoll.en, ami each swuCourt for lhe County of RaiTy. iner ilndk men un the ground still Germany willi. his parents when 3 ' nnd western stales, which ings Bank. in Western Michigan. , Al a srraion' of said court, held nl years of ago ami when 23 years of eastern have a lurg'- mileage of improved The business of Hie Nnlional Au- ciigag<*d In the search. tho probate office. In llm cily of funds., ihv. id cragr attendance of lotnalic Miislc Coupany is lo purHastings, in raid county, on the euli-rpriM* that Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Wlinl may Justly lie culled n lie determined enrolled pupils in PAW-9 was «•> per rliaw nnd install coin operated au­ fourth day of April. A. D. I9IL should sueri*ed. He hml in the Hrst conf, while in four Mriilherii Mates tomatic piano* and all signs nnd in- freak of nature, occurred on Iho Store Phone*— Fann Phones— Present: Hon. Chas.’ M. Mnck, years of I hi* bittiness all iho ex- and one northwestern slate, which du aljons point lo a success that will farm of J. W. Paltei-son In Essex, Bell. 173 Bell. 651 perieiire* Hint can come to any Judge of Probate. make th<* company one of tho big- Clinton County. On April 1st one Citizens, 5173 Citizens, 6251 In the Mattar nf the Estnlc of new iiwliisliy and mon*, because of ntiomlam*- for llu* rami* year wn* ge-t indusirial cortmralions in tho of the i*wes in his Ihx-k gave birth lark of capital. But wilh tireless Eliza A. Green Tultay, deceas'd. country. There is practically no In u tine lumli. and on.April 17111 energy in* forge.l st might abend, the same ewe gave hirth io another , rond* Mate* a* again*! ill per cent limit to the nrwsiiuliii'-s to whirli Henry Green, son.* having filed in (noicomlng all obstacles. Toilay he thin st rung lamb. Tho ewe owns in iln- bad rimib slnfcs. hi th" they may, alia in in n limitless field. said court Ids pclilinn praying thal lambs and is seemingly as fund llm administration of raid estate he stand* al lhe head of one nf Grand slub**.llrsi n;ii|n>il :r> percent nf l.lie Tho 1913 audit by. tlie Detroit lioth her twin iambs 17 days tipart as granted Leander Reams, or lo some llapnls llnest industries. Still a Trust Co. show* a most remarkable uf young man. he hn* a future before Illi' latter group of slate.-* ulhnr-suitable person. , growth. Tho Increase in the num­ if they were only a few hours apart. Il is Ordered, That the flr|»t day him Hint is enviable. tier of piamM opera!*-*! was steady Tiff* Ji-Hick Boat Company anof May A. D. 1914. al Icr. o’clock in during the year tuta. increasing Proceeding** in the construrllnn of The l.oug lake Resort Is better fitted this sea­ Iho 'orenoon, al said probata office, ninoufnrluriiig felxnil .two Imais per That Improveil roads would liem*- from 105 in January to 2>»2 in Do- lhe drain through Hie Chandler son than ever before to accommodate all com­ bo nnd is hereby appointed for day at the present time. Their 111 our e<runtiy school syslem there ceinimr, wilh m-t receipt* almost .Marsh and which will empty into product includes everything in ers.. With one of the best little resort stores in hearing said pclilion; taints from lhe row-lx»at to the tm would seem !<• be m> doubl. Improv­ ilouhle in Dtjccmtier what they were tasiking Glass river near Dewitt, Harry county, and boats, fishing tackle, etc., and whirh were commenced last Il is Further Ordered, Thai public, f<gil launch. They also handle lhe ed roads iniikr il possible lo consol­ in January. your outing can but be a pleasure if spent at idate or eeiiiralize tho schools ami notice thereof lx* given by publica­ Gray Marine Motor. Tin* pianos operated by this com­ summer, have nearly reached llm . , establish graded ......... Is in tlie pany are producing a nel income point where Co. Drain Cominissiontion of a copy of this order, for AL Hu: present lime they nroynn- lo lKree~sucr<*raivo weeks previous to slrurling launelH** In rend In Louis­ rural rltstrirt^. Such sehtwils een- siinicloiit to pay a dividend of 1 per or, Lonls F.-Green, is ready- to go said day of hearing, in tfm Hastings ville, Ky.: Hudson Falls, N. Y.: Irally tacfiled will aucomUiOftata all eiml per moulh on all ctipilal stock before Judge of Frohnte Charles M. HANNER, a newspaper printed and Highland Park. III.: Niagara Falls. of lhe children willtin a radius of issued nnd cstnbli'h a surplus fund Mecrill nnd ask for lhe appoint­ from t to 5 miles. In many com­ with which to purchase additional ment nf three special c(iminl#sloticirculated in said counly. N. Y.; ami a’ HMI passenger Inunrh munities having the advantage of CHAS. M. MACK. fur people in .Saugatuck, Mich. II*-- improved roads .coniniodiuus build­ pianos. Tlm Kock .of this C«uti- ers.-who will go over the pro|K»ed A true copy. Judge of Proliata. pany is offered willi confidence lo route of the drain, determine its renlly lhey shipped h tine large ings have ben ph>vid<-<l. more com- those comcervativi- inv»*sl«»rs who necessity nnd award dnm;ig»‘M if any. Ella C. Eggleslmi, launch lo Panama.. ' Register of Probata. All releases along Hie right of way Mr. J.-sick is conduct Ink a retail belter rale of interest than liny iii.lnghntn county have ta-'*n seettrstore in which lie carries a com­ pile line of I»ont equipment, it is ing have been supplied nl minimum ran otherwise obtain without risk ’eil- mid right' uf wny is being se­ Hair of State Tax Lands.. cost. For instance. einci* lhe Im­ as lo lhe safely of lheir invesl- cured along lhe line of the proposal nrobal.ly iho largest taint siipiUy Slate of .Michigan, Auditor Gen­ provement of lhe main highway* in nionl. As a guarantee of mierrss- drain in Until nnd Dewitt townshins. What a beautiful world it would be. You can come eral's liepartment, 1-nnslng, April I. house in W,-tern Michigan. Il<- al­ Durlinm counly. N. C, tin* number fiil buaineM the National Automat­ When this is comptatad llm conso has hundreds of patterns for <>f school house* has Ih.*pii reduced near a “World of Flowers” by visiting our floral 1914. ic Music Company submits a live Irncl will Imi h-l. Tin* csliiiial<*d NOTICE is hereby given thal. cer­ special boat equipment llial cannyl cost of lhe drain ia nlxiul *35.<*io or years n-coni of never less than I store or oiir greenhouses. tain lands situated in tho county of be found in regular Block. rd mul have two or inoro roonta anti jier mnl per month paid upon cap­ $l5,0(m. It is nlxml ten miles long Barry, bhi off tn tho State for taxes We have everything in seasonable hot house cut employ two or more teachers. nnd the branches make about Ilf— ital stock. of 1910 and previous years, and de­ Then* an- nl present -aboul 2.000 East Rutland W. C. T. U. Icon miles more. flowers and plants for spring settings, scribed in sjAlcmonta which will be consolidated rural school* in Hie April 22nd lh<* W. (1. T. II. mol- at forwarded to the office of the the Imine of Mrs. Adilio Perry for United Slates. It appears lhal Mas-* ■ Sad Com* of Mr. Brown. Treasurer of raid County, nnd may -ai liu--ii'. Indians and Ohio have I'pon conclusion of flic plaintiff's be seen at said office previous tn 11k. piinxw of organizing for the inml>* I in* greatest progress along leslimony in Hie yase «»f James K. of 191L Ofllrera* e|.-clw|- for thn day of sale, will be sold nl year Bell - Main 208 ................................ Citizen 2470 these lines, anil il is rather signill-l Wii<» owned a Iiuihc and lol in Brown of Lansing, vs. the (lily of iln* year an* as follows: Pres.. Mrs. public .auction by said Treasurer, at I own; St. Johns, on trial in the Clinton Fred Smith; A'ice Pres, Mra. C. M. Store 148 Monroe, Grand Rapids, Michigan. the County Seat, onJhn first Tues­ nbout one-third of Hie roads have .V living he found hard ,to make. counly circuit court Inal week, day of Mny next, al tho time amt Biggs: fiw'y. Miss Kali<* Biggs; liovn improved. According lo statis- Willi high iirircd lull ter, eggs and Judge Kelly B. Scarl, who heard the Trens, Mrs. Aihlit* Perry. The <l<’lplace. designated for lhe Annual agalcs appointed steak; lics of thn Agricultural Ih-pailnn-iiL evidence, directad Iho jury to reniU io attend th’e Tax Sale, if not previously redeem­ Ilion- was t-xpi-ndeiHn tKir.i. 8224W Said lie. iln* farmer gets Hie pi-lf er a verillcl of no eipi«‘ of nejion. ed or cancelled according tn law. county convention al Hastings wen* in Mnssarlmsi-lts for ' Un1 ’ebnvey- t'thlnk I'll tljfithe game myself. Brown is lhe M. U. T. inolminnri Said statements contain a full de­ Mrs. A. I. Newton. Mrs. Addie Perry. nm-o of pupils In' cmisolhlafi-d who sought ||fi,<»MD damages from scription of each parcel of said Mis* Kate Biggs. Mrs. H. II. Weaver schools, but in I'Alfi lhe expenditure A hill-- farm just mil <*f town lhe cily of St.' Johns for injuries nnd Mrs. Augimia Waters. The collection taken for flowers was 21 for this purposit amounted to is^rA- Was rented by the nforeraid Brown, alleged to have been n*veivmi when ORAMEL R. FULLER, 213. In Iiidiaiiallhe expenditure for 'He (ilanled corn,, pease, iieaii* and a pile of galvanized rooting toppled cents. Tho Union will rne.-f with 4-wks. Auditor General. ’ ’ • oats. over on him. The accident took any .one who would like to have thi-5 purpose Jn\ 1901 amounted In themmoot al lheir homo the tlrinl W>,(si0, while in 1908, S2WI.IXMI wns Made Icmiglis in which to fccil. tlm place while a number of men were chasing a.ral on lhe sln’els «>f St. That’s Why Wa Have Cut the Price on Our W<*ilne.««lay of each month. Excry expended. This cXpwidihin! tar ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. . Ixxly is invited lo alien.! these (ranspurlaiiqn reflocti, in a .general Repaired llm pens, likewise lhe Johns, Emmet County Landa sheils ; Rlale of Michfgan The Probato rnoejings. , Every molluv In Um way, tlie exleitl and ptpgrassjif this edm-alional inoveim-id. It must not And bmiglil some straw to make Court for Um County of Barry. , community should Im iuterosled in Whilc plowing on Howard St. WHY TOIL IN THE SHOPS EVERY DAY AT SMALL WAGES, . Ifi'ein ImiIs. . At a session of said court, held al Hm । IcmpiTanee cauw for Hie sake !><■ understood Hint Illis i’ an addi­ Johns ’ farm, east of PortlamL Tu<*» WHEN YOU CAN HUY GOOD FARM LANDS FOR tho probate office^ In tho Cily of of , lheir children, sn come In llm tional burden, ns the expenditure day, Bernie Roppas stirred up a big Haxlingx, in Raid counly, on Hie next t mooting fdr ihc purpose of thus made is saved in other diree­ Said Mr. Brown ^o Farmer Biggs, blue racer. The reptile made a Fourth day of April A. D. 1911. .joining the- Woman’s Christian lions; llial is. by lhe dtereamj in I What is your faxyrftc bred nf pigs? dash through a near-by fence ami Present: Hon Chas. M. Mack, Temperance • Union mnl show lo tho lhe numta-r of schools and economy Some clnM».se the black mid some lhe leaving his plow, Hopp.ns Marled in Judge of Proliata. n world where you stand—for lhe W. pursuit. The snake entered a hol­ In Dm Matter of the Eslate of <1 t T. U. stands for God and home In Indiana, Massachusetts, Ohio While some prefer the white In­ low' oak log. Prying the log open ■RY PAYING A FEwJDOLLARS DOWN AND THE RALANCE ON stead; ' Jesse Callihan. Pcccnxed. f nml unlive land ami for purity of and other states lhe ono-roblh, oneJnpfin A. l''illilnn arm hnvipp fllrd rstatr __ Itappns uncovered seven blue rac—Rmt-wd-ioth—1*4—youe-www* +rnrhrr-srho«t1s-«n—brtng-rrptaeed AIumI— EASY“TEHMS VolrW f1.1. s/lON nA\T. YDITR FARM CIXARER ors whlcTi were quirkly dlApaiched. I thought il iHissiblo you might.. in raid court hin peliiinn praying |x* t among tin* Ixiyal Workers for by central tmhool houses, with half The combined length nf the seven AND PAID FOIL that administration de Ixmis non good , a dozen rooms ami ns tunny teach­ this year of toil. -nnkos measured 35 feet, nn average of raid cstatfl may he granted to ^Augusla. Wnlei-s. Press Cpr. ers. Wagons are sent out every Now, since you've asked nrn Mr. length of five feel for each snake. Your Railroad Fara-Frea Brown, Charles A. Gaskill or lo some other day to gather up the children nnd xsuitable person. .-BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— to take (Item, home again in Hie ev­ ■ Just lake you pen and write it down. Who cab.beat this? ANY ONE PURCHASING ONE OF OUR FARMS WILL DE CRED­ Il is Ordered. Thai the first day ening. All of tlm children within a। While much* depends upm ■ Un* ITED WITH THE R. R. I AITE. A CUSTOM WE HAVE CARRIED Thieve* enleml lhe Clinton Coun­ breed _ ;— of May, A. D. 1911. al ten o'clock in ■ radius of raV.-ral miles are thusI , ON FOR YEARS.' e lhe forenoon, at raid probale ofUco. provided with lhe pinst moderni Nlttah .more d<t>(fflds on how you ly Cider Company's plant on West Wiliam street Mivornl days ago nnd feed, \ Imi and is hereby ap|M>inlc<l for MANY CHOICE W* AND »» RTIlX LEFT *OF THESE GOOD school facilities. In spine of these■ bearing said petition. HARD-WOOD TIMBER LANDS. WRITE THE AOENT WHEN schools i-oursrs in manual training,, Anil should you Jack in cleanliness sinh- brnnn and copper tumiunling to about WOO. ’ It is Further Ordered, Thai pub­ i You'll find (h>* business pruillluss. ngricnlluri*. - nnd home eronomics YOU ARE GOING. lic notice thereof bn given by ptibli4mve Ih-oii inlnidtired. srienttttc npcalion nf a copy of .this order,,,for .paratus ulilizeiL ond ti*achers hnv-. To grow good Imga'yqil fiuisl make Gcornc .M. Harrison, nephew of Edwin H. Gcbraad, The MIohlfan Farm Man three successive weeks previous to hmm, • inu special qunlifieattoiK mid train­. Rare! Harrison, thiritrsl xetttar of raid day of hearing, in the Hastings This rnn'I. bi* done with corn alone; Knlmnaz'Ki county, horn in Kalama­ ing eihployiil. . BANNER, a newspaper printed nnd 'Now Does Her Own Work. Some shorts and bgrley finely zoo in lhe year ifL'm mid a resident N. B. IF YOU WANT AN IMI’ROST.D FARM. WR HAVE OVER circulated in said county. ground ' - \ of Paw Paw for Iho last 50 years, Difference. Uk) GOOD ONES IN 30 DIFFERENT COUNTIES IN WESTERN . GRAB. M. MACK. '. . the porkers smoolh nnd ilitxl nt his home in Hint place last Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta­ Bald a Russian dancer to a Phila­ Will • make AND NORTHERN MICHIGAN. . A true cony. Judge of Probate. round. .• \ week. Tho deceased was a member ble Compound Helped Her. delphia reporter: Ella C. Eggleston, And gixxl skimmed milk xfc-ill never of iho family which prohnbly ' "Wo can learn much from the danc'­ fail •1 \ • Register of Probate. figures more prominently in the ing of animals, but why did we go. Ironton, Ohio.—'* I am enjoying bet­ • To put tjif yurlx-in pigRiosMail. early development of Kalamazoo ter health now than 1 have for twelve of ell things, to the turkey ? There is than any other. His father, lived ORDER FOR PUBI.1CATI0.V Something a lltUe too vulgar in the• Brown bouglil some pigs ana home Hie greater part of his life in Van In* went, i * \ Pipe This—Try the Banner Job Department gan lo take Lydia K. turkey's dancing, -and they who tail-• Buren counly. hut his undo Biuel Slate of ' Michigan, The Probate Good quartern made, them quite lived in Kalamazoo counly from Court for lhe Counly of Barry. Pinkham's Vegeta­ for your next job. It’s al! done by finished -conU'hi; She ■hrugscd her •lender shoulders.u November 22, 1928. nnlil his doalh. At a' session of rald .i-ourL held al ble Compound I r He fed (hem well three limes a (lay lhe probat.- office, iii the Cily of Hi: smiled on Iho shores ot ||.1rricould not sit up. I printers who have spent years at the trade. Hastings in raid counly, on lhe had female troubles Burned. "To way, ‘Everybody la talk;. On sweet qiilk, sour.milk, curd am) >-on lake on Prairie Rnnile in lhal t . whey. ■ \ Get away from the “Apple Butter”—so wise year, the Aral while man- tn locale Hixtocntii day of April A. D. 1911. Ing about hitn'-rlhhl la an eulogy. But . Ground fetal and corn fe<| wilh the in Kalnmar.no counly. lie was tho Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, vous. I used tho to aay, 'Everybody la talking about up and let the Banner Boys take care of you. milk Judge of Probate. JI rat Judge of the county, Gonrge remedies a year and her—that's an elegy." • S*x»n mnda-Jiis porkers shine’like Harrison’s father was ono of Iwrti. In Hie Matter of lhe Estate of silk. . Helen M. Dayton, Deceased. ty-lhroo children, sixteen of whom , and for the Iait eigh t bmin uuatneea. A. E. 1‘atlon. Administrator hav­ grew lo maturity. His grandfather •’Young Waggles,” remarked Flip- Some wiley n«-<nt phinlcd out ing filed in said court his petition William’ Harrison, wns n hrnlhoY nf . worked for other son, as hu made himself comfortable How stomach worms were pul lo Benjamin Harrison of-Virginia, ono praying for reasons Umrojn slated rout :;A lliat hr mny be licensed to sell the woman, too. I cannot pratae Lydia E. lit n deep club armchair, "has had nf Hie-signer* of the Declaration of inlcrcsl nf Hie ilervawd in the n-nl Pinkham's Vegetable Cu<D|>ound enough lhe laugh turned on himself In bls By merry war nml powdered lye Indopendencc, nml Harri.-um wns estate lherrin described nl private for I know I never would have been as little joke against the Flames Fire Ami other tonire ho cpuld buy; Ihorcforo a cousin of two of our But he refused them ns ho should gale. well if 1 had not taken It apd 1 recom­ Insurance company.**' distinguished presidents, the hero Fed will and uslrt*s made frohi womk of Tippoennoo. William Henry Har­ It is Ordensl. That lhe flfb-rnlh mend it to •affering wuuuyi. ” "What do you meant" asked Fllpday of May A. D. 1911, at ten o'clock rison. mid his granllson, Benjamin Daughter Helped Also. All summer tang he fdd them well Harrison, president from Indiana. Battle Crock Man Finds New Elfe in | tonUhlng results. It U known every­ in the forenoon, at raid proliatiwhere because of Its merit. The first • Well." continued his friend, "be And they were fat and III lo sell; Tin“I gavo it my daughter when she office, lx* and is ’ hereby np(>ahilcd First Dim of Wonderful uncle. Baz.ol, wns declared many <J.i»o proves. . „ . was thirteen years old. She was in Insured five hundred cigars, smoksd They had the length, were large in times to bo the original of "Ben for hearing raid peliiimi; Hctnedy. Mnyr^ Wonderful Stomach Remedy -size , ' It is Further Ordered, Thai pul>- school and was a nervous wreck, and them, aud then sent In a claim on Roden.** tho principal charactor. in clears the digestive tract of mucoid -lic ncuiee iheri*of be given by pul>- could not sleep nights. Now she looks tho ground that they bad been *io- They were lhe apple.of his <*yes; accretions and renaoyes poisonous J. Fonimnee Cooper’s fnmous novel He'd call llm tiuym- up today William N. Ooss. SIS Aldrich St. matter. It brings swift relief to suf ­ • liention of a copy of this order, for so healthy that-even the doctor spraks strayrd by fire." ■ . of "Oak Openings, or Iho Ron llunthreo *ucci*x*ivc weeks previous U) of it You can publlah this letter if you "And of copras he got laughed atf And see how much |mt pound he d1 lor" which has Ils soiling in Knln- Bnttla Creak, wits troubled with atom- ferers from stomach, liver and bowel troubles. Many declare that It has raid <lay of hearing, in tho Host­ like.”—Mrs. Reha Bowman, 161S. lota i«y. . "Not a bit of It. The company baa mazoo valley. George M. Harrison saved them from dangerous opera ­ ings BANNER a newspaper print­ Street, Ironton, Ohio. was reared amid the scenes nml in­ and money with ■pfclallsts and In ex­ tions and many ara sure that it has had him arrested on a charge of The Buyer lold his lale Of woe. ed and circulated in raid county. cidents of the frontier, nnd even In pensive treatment* that failed. Why will women continue to suffer Just why lhe market was so low. Cha*. M. Mark. iMtyhood look his place in ils stir­ Ho took Mayr'i Wonderful Stomach That Tariff Bill was raising hob A true copy. Judge of probate. day in and day out and drag out a aickly, ring neltvitiea. His educational nd- Remedy at last and wonderful result* half-hearted existence, missing three- Reliable-Folrv's Honey nnd Tar And pulling klnppers off lhe inh. । vantages were limited lo the schools followed. When he had taken only sure It’s Mayr's. Go to MulhoiUnd's Ella <*.. Egglestun. But if Hu y were fat and smooth nnd1 (nuchl in the different homes of Iho one bottle ho wrote: fourths of the joy of living, when they Register of Probata. drug store ahd ask them about the Compound. "I got more relief out of one bottle wonderful reaulu it has been accom­ can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham ’ s round . pioneers, and was Ihoroforo Tory Just'be sun* iiiav that juu-ira/ you-buy Foley's ----- . . : -------------------------------jii ».i ov num j ° your wonderful stomach remedy plishing among people they know­ Vegetable Compound I Honey nnd Tor ii ,n n He'd give him seven tents per monger. When n hoy he went lo of Jlonry Tar .Compound .Compoumi—Il IIJJ than I did In all my years ot treating er send to Geo. H. Marr. Mfg- Checnpound. k, , Paw Paw and secured -work ns n with specialists. If you have the allKhtost doubt .reliable medicine for coughs, colds Creeds and philosophies and al) handy boy in the E. Pmith nml ComLyilta E. 1'Inkbam**Vegeta*’eroup, r~“**’ whixiping coughs, bronchial i.nnmninni ‘•If I had all the money I have spent ------- 1g* ar* vanity and folly before 'and la- grippe coughs, which are He hung tho -copeltar on the hook,■ a>any clothing store. Ho never left for doctors* bills I could buy a farm. nuny grataful tauara from people this business, securing ftrql n part I will certainly recommend Mayra who weakening lo the syslem. Il also Tdok out hi* memorandum liook reitored. Any drug­ ■ gist can toll you.it* wonderful effects. „forad- fives prompt and definite results And figured up the whole expense! ownership, then n full ownership. Wonderful Stomach Rdmedy.” For ule In Tlutlnga ' by Mulholo|>ened, for lioarscncra tickling thrqnl and Per pound they'd <M»t him 20 cents;■ maintaining thn name of this largest l«n<f« Drug Store and druggist* *vestablishment in Paw Paw until bis• thouaanas or otnera -who woman stuffy wheezy breaiuingv—Arthur To pay bis rent he sold his cow. Poor Brown, he’a in the asylum now.* death. I thia remarkable remedy with­ held Iu strict confidence. Mulholland.—Adv. A9VB. PAY. O, B. Garrell, Djsler, Mich, United Light Railways LU. Howe, Snow, Corrifan & Bertlea Chink of henry Smith grand Rapids, micb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Places to Resort AcKer’s Point A WORLD OF FLOWERS ELI CROSS THE WAR IS ON! $5 to $10 an Acre WOMAN COULD NOT SIT UP GAVE DOfflID ENOUGH TD DDT FIDN-IESI9IEDII ODE DJI � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-05-07.pdf a8f0bd5204660d846d923df9f7e614ca PDF Text Text ■AHRV COUNTY FIFTY-NINTH YEAR CRUDE METHODS IN MANUFACTURING THE 20 PAGES TWO CONGENIAL HASTINGS DRY GOODS MERCHARTMEN HASTINGS BANNER. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY 7,1914 RURAL TEACHERS’ PflOGRES PART ONE-1 TO 8 TRY BANNER WANTS Everybody Rwul» The BANNER. NUMBER 1 WINDSTORM CO. WINS ITS TELLS ABOUT THE I SIVE CLUB MET HERE SATURDAY EXTRA NUMBER ON SUIT IN PORT HURON DECIDES TO CONTINUE ■ ('qinpany WolihhiT Ixw on jnr i xuiu r ••• — THE LECTURE COURSE , Pidirj- That .lapsedPayThrough HASTINGS PASTORATE VERA CRUZ EIGHT , I ranging Now Forfkdustl Pic­ A. K. Frandsen and S. IL Keefer. Rolli Spent Yenrs In Retail Dry Non I’xijinrnt .Vasr^Mumts. nic June 4. Goods Business. | The Michigan Ylulual Tornado. IIKV. HITTS OH14XHH XT PHEHCI-HDK WILCOX WRITES TO MINER KEELER TELLS OF VISIT The Rural Teacher* I'rocroiuive WIJLL BE GIVEN MOND %Y EVE It I* oflenrr the exception than HIS PIIOATH IN niTlAMI l AT CALL TO LOMION TO BRASS FOUNDRY IN CITY Club held their last mil ling «f Hih KING MAY II, AT THE METIltf- I Cyclone’ & Wimlslonn company ha.* Hie rule that two men nwociated j rcrriviHl word that n deciM^ii in >l-» uunui. year Saturday May 2. al the Court . BIST EPISCOPAL CIIIWCIL OF SEOUL. MOREL TOW WHIP. together in the retail business, as j favor has twen made by Judge Law. House. These meeting# w<-re well partners are congenial to cacti । of Port Huron, in a ipise in Which. nllt-nded during the year, but the oi her ami to lhe public from wlmm WOUNDED DURING STREET |llir«’<- brothers attempted in r.fs'iiv- ANNOUNCES DECISION AT KOREANS ARE DESCRIBED attendance should have been belfer. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON they receive their patronage. Any i er f 150 on a |adicy wlm-li li.i.l he/n Both of Hie Reading Citric book* lallow'#! to lapse. In tnft loc wiuHAS A VERY QUAINT PEOPLE one who is around the store of BAPTIST "HOMECOMING FIGHT WITH MEXICANS were taken up ami inany special THE PANAMA CANAL !>torni which .-wept oyer the state Frandsen & Krdfer for any length questions were detJid<ii. If these of Him' will be struck with Hie very one >'ear ago last March, it •Jam­ meeting# did nothing tnore 11mn to Attended Memorial In Seoul In pleasant manner of each of the Says Air Was Full of Lend. Is gel the teai-bers logetli.r, they aged three liartis* owned |»y Ifemy. Brllnrs Il’s ilk Holy Io Ret Over Two Hundred Vieux Will He Edward and Jiitne# .hillilsnn. Of Si. gentlemen in quest Inn. not only in ( Honor Of Lute Emperor would be-very helpful, as they will Herr and Help His (Crim­ (xiinalcsclng on Ship their demeanor toward the public, Shown. Afternoon EntertainC.tair county. Henry anil Edwanl talk alMUlfe-thelr' work. This let# Of Japan. ing Chitri-h. but Inward each other. . “Solace.” held a joint policy; Jam>*s lodd one meat May Be Ghro. each other know what , Hie others Fusan. Korea, Neither of them have that far­ individually. AIL three nimrted he has Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Wileox. of are doing, and fins a great tendency On Monday evening. Muy 1 till will] *" Thursday, Seplember 12. fetched. forced pleasantness Dial »<> ButJamL whose son. Clamle, was Io unify the work; a Thing that i.« On Ihe way nrross, wo met a Mr. often' marks the manner of the over woundFd in action at Vcrn Cruz, very essenlial for Urn In -l Welfare Scutl, and willi him were Ihe only nnximi# merchant, lint just the wore greatly relieved the Intier nf tlie pupils mid dotnnninny in find class paMVinfior# on Hie laiat, plain good nature (hat is bred in part of Itisl week when they nfimiv- c.-n.-ral. F. J. Bet 14, tiiHirr aiul wore assigned tha riiniro rooms, Hit’ bone. the local Baptist cd their son’s ' first loiter telling The teachers, through ilic efforts then? Iieing only two of Iherii on the about .Hie tight in which he wait in­ of Mr. Falger. have mad-- arraqg"; promenade deex. But choice room# jured. Claude, whose picture was niontit for another scho#l picnic i»F . did fioi save me; I got along pretty iTmewTr™, wtal™;r",wr.' »"i" “ e. " ’ "b •"""'•. O.al Hr# »n.i published in the Barnier Inst week, be held this year. 'Tbii picnic is well until I tried to dress in the ■rooms to be taking lit# predicament for tin* ffili grad<B gradual.-,, hut may view il. It is a world ev< ' morning, but I finally decMed to philosophically ami vvriles his par­ every school child mid their parents where America will In- host of Lilmimt .was iuIumuL .-Tlusy.-iil Hhiy In my berth until we were in ents a* folhiws: ■ in Harry conntyjsro eonhatty invit­ nations and profiles. It wtR- .. . ' Hie hpriMir. unit btonm -nil trt ed lo attend, for a good time will be housed in palaces and Powers and *15o and began suit in justice court The Korean is certainly a sight, lo-rerover damage* from the roiuwaiting for them. Formerly . the parks, whOM foreground is the s<-a. an. entirely different man. Those ‘ re court jury foifnd Dear Mother ami Father: picnic was held on Saturday. 1ml ■ The manager# of thia_aillurUinthat dress have on white cotton garbut ili>- company's We arrived here all O. K. al for reasons that cannot -I#* avoided ment have had the assistance of the ineiitM, a very short waist, and long, t Huron appealed throe o'clock Wednesday morning Hie date was chnngiMl lo Thursday committee in charge of the exposi­ attorney in baggy pants, tied around the ankles, •ircuil court on the Ihn 22ml. American# from' all the June I. 't he picnic is !•• tie held tion amt have also al their com­ and they arc I'llher barefoolod, or ships were tin the Dench al four, so nn the Fair Grounds in Hastings, mand the finest picture# ev.-t; taken grounds that it wa# a 'question of wear a note iimde from corn husks. you see we were mi the job. There lii-mcmber the date and place and of the Panama Canal, in its xariou# law. Till# is lied on by a string passing wore close to 2Ji00 sailors and about plan.to be there. . stage# of building; of tlie Exposi­ between the big toe*. There arc t.5oo marines. The sailors first i with the remit of The following committees were tion buildings and their beautiful greatly | . alMiul 4 nr 5 inches iielwecli the battle took place nt II o'clock. We rile, and the beauty spot# to he seen skirt and waist, that is simply man were marching down the street elected tn provide entertainment m connection with a trip lo Ihe Exfor. the day: . . t or woman ns Ihe case may be. The wilt'll when me Hie .ncxicniiB'iipciHti Mexicans opened hit fire <> on; ii ■ • which was the residLnf lauu'sLudy posilion. women have mi n big- skirl a# large us'with inachine guns from win-1 ••omnutroi’ on Finance—e. J. examination of other systems, Over two tiun<lre,| views will be and . nt the waist as al Ihe IhiIIoui. The dowa and (ops of tall buildings. We Edger. Mr; Slinchcomb, Mrs.-Maude it would have lu‘rit quite impossible men of dignity wear a hat that is shown with the best apparatus and returnbd the fin1, but were unable Hmllh. ipany lo have estahlishsimilar to a black silk hat. but not to tell h<»w many of them we "got." Committee for Profrum—V. R. a splendid lecture from the plat­ ‘nce thnl th'-, not ices had over four inches across the crown We lost several men mid a number! Johnson, Miss Barnum. Miss Fuller, form, The place will Ih* the Mi-lhmid is as useless a# a thing can he. odist Episco|>al Church: th " wen* wounded. Don’t he worried " Committee on Spoil—X. Th" men are tall, and remind one of Munday evening at eight < when you n-hd (his. I got hit on Bump, Mis# Gladj lys “ Beck. ‘ ’C.’ Boyes, ' Ihddera o( lecture! course n Shanghiii rooster: they all have a — the left leg. just ahovn the ankle on A. Hauer. Mis» 1llildnd llofsh, C. very thin beard. The old men all will present them al I hi the outside. It was just a tlvsh Watkins. W Hustings. Ret. mid Mrs F. J. Belts. look like philosopjiers. others’ will pay 25 cents wound, so it Is coming along nicely. 300- tickets at ten cents I have just read my description, A. K. brnndsen. 1'hurcli, has been 'nourishing, The hospital corot on the field took HASTINGS PYTHIAN* TO s<dd to siudents of the and -from II know you are not aide lieves that it i- his duty Io remain The firm of Frandsen and Keefer me bark Io the ship ns soon as jmsIn' picture them al all, but I cnniml started In business In this idly Sep­ aoble. Sa I am in the hospital ship here and ->-rv In- rimgreKalion unVISIT WOODLAND LODGE school# there wil) .be nn alfcrnnoti enleriamtnent given in the social describe them bi'iler, ns they me tember 10. toil. (he first occupants “Solace." I can’t walk yet, but, ex­ room# of the church on Monday af­ simply Indescribable, only to say the new Stebbins Block, without pect to bo nlje to soon. Ia?l me tell Local Brother# Going tn Woodland ternoon at 3.30 o'clock. that they are dark colfired, simple of you the air was full of lead for minded people living in mud liouscs, any trade to start; with, having over nn hour. It was iny birthday TIMJIl-HC.il SUNDAY" FOB Tickets foe the ••veiling will be in 11 Molor-Cara, Monday Mr. Belt# made this autiounccone story high, straw roofs and dirt moved here from Eaton Rapid# so you see it was a birthday pres­ sold only at the door. No re#ervEvening. mem al th" “Homcrflining’’ in the floor. All tlie burdens are. carried where they had been engaged In a ent. We have got Vera Cruz in our Baptisf church nil Monday night, in The mrtnheM of the WiMMitnnd on their hacks, nn what is known similar business for throe years. control al present. _As fast as I tie Knights of Pythias lodge will enter. ns a "jigger." This jigger Is ma<h> Mexicans try Io cane, in our myii lain- Ihe members Of Ho* Hastings GRANT MUIR WILL HAVE AN INCLUDING S. S. SCHOLARS! of two |H>h>s wilh stick* in (hl'iii al drive them bark. bulge on Monday evohinz. Tin- ’lo­ right angles, nnd these are strapped I have written all Hie news for cal meilibc.rs will assemble in front NOT AT CHURCH. TOTAL 10,000 AUCTION SALE SAT. AFTERNOON on their backs. They carry every­ this lime. of th*hall al 0:30 o'clock and (ravel On his first Sunday lie preached tn thing in- these Jiggers, be il a*trunk Ever your loving son. lo. Woodland in ; 1 i motor-car*, WIII Close Out Certain Lines of a. cuiu-rvgatiou >••( p.i pmQtis. In or hay. They are wont when work­ , Claude. Ought Io Hr Ten Thousand In Bar- Hie Siindny school .there were just 't hey wjll be enlerjahied tn Wwling or resting, and Mtem l<> belong Bulky Gixxts Because He Nerds land with a supper After which umy rv Co. Limn lies I Aery 2-ik,.The. .c-hurch. yya#...iMfitvily inon their imcks. A few d(ivc hillta the ll<H,in for Other Lincs. W. 0. T, U. CONVEN­ will confer second r*k upon sever­ rumbenil with debt. The chuacti Suudin. by pulling ImimuMo load* on limit' camiMiates. Hn*ntg lodge will wuow well-filled, cyefj Sunday, ~ tou t*., hui never bitch iin.-UL.ixr3 Grant Muir dcMrea.l/i a<|d.jnorc TION HELU HERE IRIS WEEK al al-o furnish, some entertainment. dry good* and groceries fa hi# stock, Jtirt how manyv attended Hie The chrolliifem in the Smiilay wagfin. Tliey drive them with a There will he a brief pix'grani ox er and hi do’iwi-hc must* hare more nmrniug devices at B.iny I',, rope.attached (0 a ring in ttui nose.. which-will preside William Chn*e, elmrches last Sunday morning can ­ •anre is- HO. The liidcble<inr»u was Rev. Maurice Grigsby aixfi.Mrs. Mat’ However, most of the loads arc car­ room. He will therefore close out Chaucelloc Commander «if Hastings al auction next Saturday after­ not yet be dKerminod. as almul 1’5 wiped out one y-ar after Mr. Belts ried by people, ns they desire lo tic French Brllvrr Adnrcssrs. lodge.. Then? will lie toasts by noon, commencing at 2 o'clock, his churches are yet Io lie heard from. tmcairn* iwnioi, In In# work, Mr. save tin? hull. Onirrni Hecicctrd. Judge Clement Smith. Rev. Russell entire, stork of grain’Iewan*, tinBelts lias Iii’ successfully luslstOur riile' In Seoul Is 27i miles, mid A largo number attended the an­ H. Bremly ami I.re H. Pryor. E'rank wan-. woodenware, china, crockery, «$l by^frs. BeltS. A new piano was we passed through many villmu-s nual convention of the Harry feim- Horton nntL-Gr A. Kyn will sing glassware, nnd all novelty hod ba­ Hostings, 8 cliun-hes-. 1700 purchased recently nml jdedges willi narrow streets, no light.*, mid ty W. C. T. V. held in the Preshy- solos;~ i were iiunh* on Monday evening to zaar -goods. Col. W. H. I’aiiich will Nashville. 3 i-liurches no improvements; only dirt housi-a terian church on Tuesday evening pay for il by June |. he the auctioneer. This is a golden Middleville. 3 churches so close together that they look like and WeiltpxiMlay. Mrs. Mattie Ur. Bells has in -very sensn a Hickory Corners, 2 churches opportunity to buy these goods nt INFORMAL RECEPTION s<> many straw slacks. Ma Scott, French. ,nf Hillsdale, delivered an 1 Woodland. 2 churches. e’s" ehurcli. Gn the fn?i)l your own price. Mr. jUuir is not whose daughter is a missionary, nnd address which the members jrreat- i FOR REV. ANO MRS. BATES Fre<'p"rt. 3 chujehi-s. w- he has placeil the motto: going mil of business, but is chang­ who visited this country ten year# ly appreciated, as did also Rev. igeV* and Hie Poor Are AlHaniield. I church.... ing his line# of merchandise. ago, said Ciiat th" only way to travel Maurice Grigshy. Welcpme io This House of at that time was to be carried in a This sale was to have taken Dowling, t church.... The following were elm-led offi-, 'Tuesday Evening. Every Evidence tlod.” He aims tn preach the goschair by four mon. nnd that they place last Saturday but Col. CoUeh Assyria. I church 150 cor# for the ensuing year: pi- -iWas Given That They Are would carry him,for m cents each found Jlial—nimUn-r salt: he Juul North East Barry. I <htjrvh.... IW ----------- -GDrttallr Wrfronted.- “ -.—|N’r day nnd-fml themselves. that nfleniomi hail three or four TTuliiies, 1 eliuich.............. Til lifled up from Hie earth wjll draw An .informal reerplion was tend-! times ns many good* as he had an- Chiverdhle,.t church.; I'tV S. II. Keefer. responding Secretary. Mrs. Floy Delton. I chtireh tftl all men unto ini’." John 12-32. Al­ A. K. J'randagn, who ^-as Ihihi ‘in McDermott: Recording’ Secretary, cred tn the new rector- nt -Emman­ riripi»rerf.-w that all his time was Calhouil County Lino, t church -iftl so’“And the common .people heard 'Rooul. Saturday,.September IL uel Episcopal church. Rev. Carroll taken with the other sale, which Wo arrived in Hits city Thursday Europe.' spent thrde years of Hie Mi-, Mary Willison. C.oats>»rove. I church .................. IU0 Him gladly.” Mark 12-37. . A full account of the convention I, Bates and Mrs-Bates, at the par­ positioned Mr. Mujr's sab- till next Carlton Center. E-churcli.. evening al 0:30 nml have good ac­ early part of his life in the .ilry Mr. Bells was Imrn in Hastings 38 ish house Tuesday ‘•veiling, which Saturday. But Col.’ Couch has nn commodations at the Snnlag hotel. goods business in (lint continent, will be published next week. 88 ycarx ago. Mrs. Bells wax a native, was well attended, ami was delight­ ilhee-mgairemrnt excrfd-lhot- for .Marlin .rhurclu.. Have a room with a hdlh nnd fed ■itid during that time he had ample B7 uf Holland. Both professed con­ ful In ovary, way. The new rector Mr. Multi, so this nuelimi sale will Quimby. 1 church McLaughlin—Brovont. I fine. Seoul is a Ing’city of proh- opportunity ‘Id study the Work’of and his family Mlrely must feel that I ike place sure next Saturday nf- West Rutland. I church... version in Hope Reformed church. aliiy 3fin,uno. with many Eurobmih dry goods merchandising as few Belden H. McLaughlin and Miv Irving. I chilYcIi Holland. Mr. Betts was educateti al . Improvements, but with only about others have had. After rumlng Matilda R. Bmvont. belli residents they ore heartily welcomad to our t rnoon. There is a good slock to Hliultz. I chjirdi».... fx» Moody Institute. Chicago. While cjly. not only by thcommunicants s led from, and you can get them 2iX> English speaking people. We here, he spent six years in the busi­ of Hading*, were married last Sall 00 there hr wa* assistant to Rev. Dr. A. Hind# Corners. I church.. of their church, but by the people have letters from home up to Aug­ ness in the city of Chicago and later unlay afternoon al the Methodist generally. Ami we an' just as con­ Welcome. I church ust 10; this is our first mail ami it was engaged in the sanm line fur Episcopal parsonage, Rev. Russell H. Milo. I church Dr Dixpn. who -is a brother fidant that the citizens of Hastings Special Half Price Sale. rcrtninly looks good. We read and five years'.in the Upper Peninsula. Jlready, ofilc.iatiuR. Mr. and Mrs.. East Rutlaud, f rhiirch.... Thoniax lJix<in.-Jr., the novelist, ■’ re-read‘it. . . Mr. FrtimUen is one of the.most ac-. McLaughlin will innke-Their ltom»’ will find Rev Boies a very friendlyto now pastor «'f the Metropolitan The Thornapple Gas & Electric Hmidcrs’hntl Sclmol House spiriled man, one .whom they wjll . Early Hie following morninit. we live and public spirited men In tlw in Hasting#. (ii. i. will.-for will, for next next week. week. Maj May It-10. Yockley School. House..... Tempb', London, where the famims always be glad Io ineeL went to the Y. >f. C. A., meeting Mr. city .amt"has done much to further £ll the Err" ‘ r •II El Gk»lb<b electric stove i preacher, Charles.Spurgeon, did his Gillntt. and lat-r Mr. George Gregg. the. host inhiresli uf the public in ’ Total...557» Gas House Coke is not expensive. ’ Ice. Thi-tT adv.-tells’you prli best wdrk. Gas House Coka 1* a bottar fbal.— for half One-of them has been with us every the' way of public improvements —Adv. Adv. tf 'all alsmt it. Probably the 25 church organiza­ The meeting in the , church on moment we. have been in Seoul. We and civic advancement. tions yet io report would bring the Monday niglit was a very enjoyable had the pleasure of having them S. H. Keefer, the other memlicr of total iip to fully 7.GOO and possibly one. There .was n short jirogvam. with us for lunch yesterday and Mr. Hie finu. is also a man of unusually 7JklO. Rad H iosy who attended Sun ­ Charles Mead enterlaiilad with sev­ Gregg spent the full afternoon wide experience in the dry goods day school hut who did not attend eral jjelections on the organ, and showing us the cily. Among the business. He spent two years in cliuryh been included, the total Mis# May Gstiorn, of Grand Rapid*, things shown us was the home of Wyoming and later twelve year? in would doubtless pass the lOXWQ ortn of (he Koreans in a very narrow Sterling, Ill, engaged in hls -cholen mark. Generally speaking Ihe at­ ‘lions on I he new plarib. At the street. Wo were refused by one occupation. Mr. Keefer though not­ tendance was 50 per cent above Ihe close of‘the program. lhe.paslor am mhn, hut after admiring his yards so actively engaged In work directly average. nounbed that hr would not lake up through the house, which is all for and before the public, is no less tlm London work at present, as I lie And yet there i# room. open, ho finally let us look it over, public spirited than his partner, Every successful business must have a definite program, a policy, and well-considered plans for bringing We hope every pastor wiU. "fel­ work in Busti ng# is steadily grow­ but not until after Ke had gone in and always contributes liberally to ing and’ tin' outlook is very enlow up ” the work done last Sunday, to pass the ends desired. No corporation could hope Io .-nccet-d which did not take that rour.se , and have all I and had his wife hide, as the women every movement which lie deems counuing. Light refreshment* wertf be able In affil largely Io his • are not supposed to be seen by men. merits his support. Always an concerned, particularly its ro-sponsible management work definitely toward ah end that is constantly held in ami f Wo also visited a brass foundry amiable gentleman to meet and al­ view, A cily is a corporation, with-a responsible management, and 1he citizens are the stockholders, to !congregation. There ought to be served bv the yi't|uu t’<*ol,i« •■*} nt least- 10,000 Harry Co. people in conclusion of the program. Jind hardware manufacturer. This ways lending strictly to business. whom the officers of that cily are-directly responsible. Can a city hope (o sucr^M as it should if il fails to rhurvh i every Sunday. The popu­ Industry was carried on in a man’s i'Tnndsen & Keefer hate dm? of I of the rnutilv' is 22,000. It house, and in a room opt'n orr one the finest retail dry gOpda stores follow (he smile general course of a successful busin’by having definite plans and policies? The qu«-s- lation side. Ho has a man turning brass, in this section of the country, cov-* tian carries Its own ryiswer. ~ 'would seem a# if al»out half of MASONIC GRAND CHAPTER with another to turn the lathe. ering about four thousand feel’of ■ We have no doubt the present cily administration is desirous Io do what the people would like Io have jthem ought In'be able to attend OFFICERS COMING FRIDAY •/. . The lathe is operated by n strap, floor space upon the main floor be­ tlone. But how are they to know khat Ihe peoide want bx-yond the reiRilar functions of a city administration, church. ' . and reverses after turning a few sides n large ami spacious carpet Hines, nnd revolves th it other way. and rug department in the base-/ such a# Ihe repairing of .streets, building crosswalks, judicing the city, paying salaries, cleaning streets. .ODD FELLOWS GOING TO Royal Arch Masons Will Entertain maintaining a lighting system, fire prolegtion, etc? The present council or'any council will do nil of these I Ife also had a man moulding largo mctil. Thik carpel and nig depart­ Honker -CRupter. of Limell. ‘ kellies. They put up one mould, ment has been added during the last things. But is there not something more, than these Unit can and ought to he dmic fer Hmgood nnd growth GRAND RAPIDS, SATURDAY Two Teams Ready. smoke il, and while ho is doing this year and is a splendid Improve­ of Hastings? And ifi lliere not-a way of finding out what .would al lhA same time please the people and another man is melting the brass ment. to the store. Their complete spell PROGRESS for Hastings? . '* . . Palmer Encampment Will- Take Friday nffernooft and evening will in a furnace, with, still another line consists of dry goods, ladies' he a great event jn Rpyal Arch With Them 25 Candidates Io tie Hasthigs is a live town, one of the host for Its size in the stale. But we cannot afford to rest lliere. Wfi pumping the bellows to make the ready to wear, men's furnishtiigs, Masonry in’BasHng#. forth- mem­ draft. We saw them making apoons linoleums, carpets and nigs. must take further steps If we wdiilclnbl reach a point where propress* will cease, arid then decline is inevi­ Initialed. bers of the Jocnl chapter will enter­ the same Way, and the crucmles they table. z ' The members nf Palmer Encamp- tain on that day some of the grand were using, w-ere the size of a pint Ptonecf Meeting in Jolinstmvn. Many very important elements, thal attract peqple |o a town do not depend upon a. ci(y adminislratlon al chanter officers^ the inemberti pt . cup. Rpoons were also made from The semi-Annual meeting of the F. lodge.will go to Grand Rapids nn Hooker Chapter, of Ixiwell. ami will brass rod. by forging them the same Johnstown qnd Barry Pioneer So­ all, but upon the quality and spirit of Ils’ citizens. But with al least these two, there is no question but Saturday afternoon. In that city also confer degrees 'on three can­ ns a blacksmith would do. They that our cily government can he of material aid: ’ they will be the guests of Palmer didates. wore then filed wllh a very crude ciety will be held at the hrnne of (1) The prosperity of HastinBs oominercially will always depend very much upon the petqde who lire Eneampmoiil No. 13, the. memliers Mr. and Mr*. P. A. Fisher in Johns ­ file. In a swinging way, by (ho file Work will bruin al 3130 p’cloek being fastened to the end of a strap town on Thursday, May 14. There within its trading radius; and their attitude toward Hastings will be determined largely by the spirit our cily of which thFy entertained.in Hast- when Hastings Chapter will confer j ing<; several, week,# ago. ‘ ’ ‘ • hanging down. Wo fwe told that will bn a program and election of show# toward them. degrees on one feam, A banquet About M of the Im-Il members will follow at rt:3O n’i?l<»ek. The this was Iho largest and-most com­ officers. Many of the prominent i2} The industrial life of our community depends very largely upon our factories. As (hnse we have are planning to go. They will take Grknd Ixvdge Officers uii<i will-be . plete shop in the cily. The black­ early settlers of the southern part shall grow, or their jiuffiber shall increase, the cily will benefit and prosper. with them candidates for-initia­ here are: smith shops and manufacturer* of Barry county have "been mem­ John II King-ley. <‘l Our present.cily government is representative of all elements of our citizenship—business men. laboring tion. making shovels and shears wore bers of this society, which still lias -Mun'clic.slcr, G. II. I1.; Horace R. a good membership, though many men and the profeMions. We are not goingrto submit plans io them. They arf wise enough to make-(Heir very interesting and much cruder Maynard. Charlotte, Walter H. of its familiar figures wilt be seen nwn plans. Can they not do something that will he in tfie nature of framing a definite program or polic/ than anything we haver ever seen. nn more. Mrs. .Mae <InrI. who underwent a Iloxxtli. Grand Rapubl. <«. P. S.: tiro. Their eave throughing aqd piping is with reference to the two matters sujrpested. and bring il to lbw people in stirli a way that, if they •.hairrtp- Severe operation'<H—the U. B. A. W. Is’etlle.-Marshall. G. R. L: Fwmtc hospilal. Grand Rapids, two weeks II Williams. Allegan, g. ,M- of T. V, made from tin Standard Oil Caps. prove, we can work along definite lines Tot* the future . ’ We bellove il is fWMiWe. and it is ceriai/tly worth otaan fu«l.Brief addrewro will le> mMp at ago t# recovering and will be able to Contlnor# doing. ' ' " ' come home in about two weeks. Hie bauquet. ULLY 7,000 ATTENDED BARRY CO. CHURCHES nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnniiQnnnnnnnann □ Wlhy a JFiF©£|iraiffir | nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnHnannnnnntinnnnnnnnnnnnnnn �INXER. MAI 7. UHL Do You Have Any? If you do, then YOU are the very one we want to see. If we can’t fit you com­ fortably then we don’t want to sell you. WE HAVE YOUR "SIZE1 WE HAVE Your STYLE' WE HAVE YOUR “FIT" No matter whether you want shoes for every-day wear, or for society Comfort.” anil then you KNOW real "Shoe Satisfaction.” Here you can see hundreds of different styles, different lasts, different shapes. We have the very latest spring styles iu foot­ wear that are just your idea. Right now our stock is unusually large, comprising the newest shades, and you have the advan­ tage of an early selection. Call in and see the new shapes. Ironside Shoe Company PHONE 176 HASTINGS, MICH- WAR LETTERWRITTEN i r TO BANNER IN 1862 BE IN BRAND RAPIDS Only $5.95 At last a devil spirit for his 1 am truly glad Im de faumet •'■ole is reported lb b«<M led in Ihe breast, and was su1 fed to he killed. He fought i (he desperation of a tiger ant Lraulion of a wdl skilled veto • lint the were Ud he fell — a.’sacrillcr Wa,u®Hmw«»< ....... . for his country; better blood was not offered on the li.id Ilian bis. 1 have not u man m my Company whose lo»a । «||<llth| notjiMnirn wore he killed, but imne-more than Em­ met: In the battle of th* Flat boats he did Inure to help save us than any other ohi- zimn. for he dared te row, renrdki- - ’ grape nnd canis­ ter. I sincerely hopMte may re­ cover bis wound- and y.el be roster­ 'll lo fete friend* AH. IbalVlmva said of Emmet. 1 can truly say'of Barrett. He wa- otie <>l the still kind, but line of lte> best of boys. He was stiot thnnigh the tblgh at' very short jiuuic. not l« exceed six rods, and if uur iwys b.ftd not hud such Iml work, would have been brought from Ihe Held. Win. was one of (hose boy* wlfo could al­ ways Ira Iqutfed. was always ready for any duly a'«iginxl him and inwer complained. A son whom any parent orndd to iw proud of. May n kind Pr<w ohrestore bun lo health -and Ins friends.-Bond. McLellan died of hi? wuund-. He twayeff for fife t hi I h- might have a chance to draw a bead on Gen. Benham,' wlm rushed meu to the slaughter with much fool hardhiess.—TitwAp u a*? tlrst wounded -in the arm and white basing Ihe Held was shot throu-li Ihe knee and wa» finally carried from the Held, by Corporals Newton and Greenfield. I ask ns a particular favor, and as due t<i the deed wlUWe life was so nobly offered in defense of his country, that his family be made the espeehdtrare of all the friends of Co. F, resident ih Basting* and vicinity. Don i i-l it be said ll»al the widow and orphans of a brave ! ni-iii, who gave hi* life to liis coun­ try, shall Jack for -j.nip.dhy "f the comforts of life.. Ixerk to it. you who are'tenjoyiiic (lie quiet of your homes and the ble.-sings of prosper1 ■•>■. Of Urn five le y* wlw w*re kill­ ed out right, too much cannot be ■ said of tbeir bravery H- Wunder• hch, G. C, Rathtmu. Isaac J. WtncI iMiden, Heo. Lusk and K. D. Cobb. Four.of these il is nut known Imw [-they fell. Rathbun was standing on the puiupv* purnpet of the ■fort shooting — at, IlliIM fill Mall Order. Two theatrical events c. Interval to the eatiro State are anuouncpd in the earning engagemonta of .Maeterlinck's “The Blue Bird" at the Powers Theatre, Grand Haji- ------------ -L‘TKNEWS ^ (IE .ri?5S^ HASTINGS U,VES: him io the-hrod and - ---- VACUUM CLEANER Red Gross Comblmtlon Vacuum Cleaner and Sweeper SPECIAL PRICE $5.95 E.A.BURTON — POOR LUCK. FRIDAY Streams LIihmI With- Expectant Anglers Whose Enthusiasm Was Not Well Rcjtartied. ,Hfurvii of enihuviasts linad the st reams early on Friday morning when the trout scowl iRiened, exra'cirng to make some guud catches, hut the caidiies made this year were not nearly so good as they were last year. ' . . The work of illegal fishermen and I the unallness uf the fry received from the hatcheries are the cautcaj of the scarcity of speckled beauof the m*an*ity of-speckled bcau-J^survfvo the dirsituclivc. ageDcit* uf j llie streams. The imtbs along (he; streams show where Oshonnenl were active liefore the season 0(>en- WEAR diamonds SPARKLING JEWELS PRICED RIGHT There were numerous angler^ along tbit streams long before day­ light, anti the larger trout worn* soon taken from Aho waters. Koine nf the best batches were made In Spring brook Mow Cressey. In thi.* part of the county, tlio best hick was had in the streams in the vicinity of this oily. AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS'TOO IT IS Curd of Tltanks—We wish to rxprew our sincere thanks lo riur friend* ami neighbors who so nobly came to our asaistanca tn our recent THE DUTT OF EVERY MAN AND WOMAN Tp LOOK THEIR BEST AND TO MAKE THEIR HOME AS AT­ TRACTIVE AS POSSIBLE. THE VALUE OF GOOD MUSK IN THE HOME CANNOT BE OVERESTIMATED. IT LINGERS FOREVER IN THE MEMORY LONG AFTER THE HOME HAS CEASED TO EXIST. .COME TO US NOW FOR THAT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, SO THAT YOUR LIFE their loyal help, to Ihe K. O. T. M. M. and L. <>. T. M. M. for kindness tiini aid, lo the school ami all oth­ ers who sent such beaut ifol flowers. We also wish to express'our thanks lo Rev. Mr. Bales for his kind wonts and services and to ihe singers for thfcir beautiful hymns. Emeiy Wilkins, . Lloyd Wilkins, Jessie Wilkins. Gladys Wilkins, Loren Wilkins. — Ernest Wilkins, Edith Wilkins. MAY BE HAPPIER AND YOUR CHILDREN OROW UP UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF GOOD MUSIC. OUR IN­ STRUMENTS ARE THE BEST MADE AND PERFECT IN TONE AND WORKMANSHIP. , L.V. BESSMER THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN OPEN . EVENINGS DR. C. D. OWENS DENTIST Will bv at Hastings Wednesilay, April 2?ml, and teach Wednesday thereafter al same office in bleb­ bins' piock, Hastings. , Respectfully, Dr. C. D. Owens. D. D. S. lie fell dead 1 into the dffrh below. Ills mother ; needs the sympathy of all, for she has lost a htnbaad :‘"‘l ,wo f’1”. W I Illis terrible war, within the last day. May. tf. 12 mid 13. matin. . c,,., .. nrnn.,rn months. I can only say lo the Wednesday, and the Garrick-Thea­ LATE JOHN M. BESSMER tri.n.u who :»-o "i tre, Ih'troit, entire week of Monday. <\>ved ones, that Ikeyliave the conMay fHrmatinees Wednesday, and solation-of knowing that their sons Saturday. Letter Furnished Through Courtesy and brother* were, true as tried - - I Meet jin of thp Union and The managers. <>r Isith theatres offer equal opportunities to obtain , ... ;. . . ’nobly fell, bravely died fni—thcir rh,b.l« Kr lh» pr.»l Qllrar“* W'wdta.Hl „ . No ..j monument country's good. thm Prices hove beeu-fteed ; al. A clipping from the BAXNER uf a mark*..UteiF-gating-1 •*’‘hfc., no epijjrir .virtues;* bul tlusy nnd-92.1N) for the lower floor; j li-iter written from the front in itki? iaph With Price RIGHT, Kv . iiiliiilined in our 7T> eents, flJMI nnd'elJW in the bat- has boon furoishwl through th*> will ’ war»Wj .... the good -~3 qony, nml W» cents in the imresejw-1kindness of Mrs. G. Cl St. John, of rflrinm'i^ n» tlie Inu-. and which wc can honestly cd nailery. Oiit of town orders, ac-; Woodland. The let ten was written I the brave. Who vim dared every tiling. tiling, recommend. /thing, flinched.nwer, flmcTiKtl. u- vi'r, ' .companies .............;Jiy (i remittance ami liy'lhe late- Cnpl. ... N. 11. Walbridge, forced eyet-ytultig, slainiJed oelf-adiiressed envelope, who died several‘years ago in New]|,ut dared to.ilie nobly lighting mrl .will bo lie promptly tirornptly filled flllcsl and ‘the the[York ’ York state; stale. A,,. Mr. Walbridge was “ ft!Mine the rigm. right. ««i All w of *** the v wounded ........................ uro I। 'one time time aa teacher teacher in in the the Richland Richland।' doing doing «e well. Before this reaches tickets forwarded at once. June ” "* * “ 1 No other recent play piny , has made made! Academy, noted during the early |I you. you will know that twelve! .1. so profound . . a Yeiisalion ...i . j: fowmcnl* are onlerwl lo-lhe Itos quite in j America er Eunqw a* "Tlie Blue i toinnc from Port Royal. Ih': MichJ Bini," With its benuljfiikpliiloM>-! xth .M.’.vlx In baveju.me share phy, wit. rare humor and pathos, it glorv of taking Richmond, aitliouah has vharined everybody. jwv an- only- M)0 strong willi tmi In "The Bine Bini" .Maurice Mae-], three Captain*. We. havfl done teriinrk has gtyen us Ihe light and mon* fitdilitiK than any oilier twu ilelicale fancy of the pursuit by two,' I Regiments in the Department al the. children of the Blue Bird, (he symH.mlh. We went OUl over ■.SKI 4h-1 "f Hufqmietu, -TtHW am accom. . - -ehtmg-imd n-iuFH-tuit- bsj. Ami >e!. |>a.nl<Ml by Bread, a jolly grolesque when i't was known that we were individuul^Milk, n beautiful, timid onfered to th« Potenw:. our boys rreaiuro; water, a flowing, sylph­ Hinde the welkin ring willi on- glad like- girl: Fire, a hissing, icnipesluhurrah W fart i»t. oii* youth: Sugar, a silly'chap with has thotpaghly oi.noxiou*, randy hands; the faithful Dog: ths to all of u* and we are glad to gel sly. scheming Gat, and other Things mil o\his lM«rtment. A little in­ and Aoiinuh '•iuImmIhhI in human f ciiMit wilt illustrate .what a Maj. form by the magic of Fairy lleryjGen. may do: One of our Mildivrs I dune. . • I bought some egg* o( il ftegro, nay.[ ing him to cents per dozen. AflcrTiie wonderful adventures of ihe I wards another negro came up and children are made the basis of a Claimed Ihe eggs, and d -mai..|ed I stoics uf gorgeous spectacles which’ pay for lhein, and when the soldier cu?l thesiiegetors of the New Thearefused, he ithe negro.' became lrc.\,\>w York, the sum of SiMuXM). abusive. wh.n the soldier, by a l/irely music from tlie works of muscular movcawnl" <’f ihe arni, Debussy. Massenet and Bizet eu1914 MODEL 'hances tlie charm, and there are felled IJiO n-gro to the ground. Gen. Uithter being made acquainted many groiqt dances by large -hevies , The Late CapL Walbridge, of young dances. . , , . ,.' ’ wjlh the matter, came out and Ito ............ New York mliokof!' “ >• «> «" imWu uu, knocked the soldier down and llu-n Adjustable brush, three IOI nwl llm orln.m.1 New Tlwolr.. ►"‘"" r Srnulo, JuIllU L«.™r llur- pinned him under Arrest. Il is fact bellows, S-pIy wood ve­ patent in the*-•dfoartmonl of the |.rml.K'ltoii .!■<■ lo te ........ in 0r»ml llni.l.l, uml IMroll inlnrl. Allo‘""S-Xj, Sy'HJ''' Soiitli. Unit a negro is belter that a neer top, easy to oper­ ueih.-r “'I'lu. lilui. liiwl” is ।Hie most ।"-is iiu.-H'. Mr. walbnuge after- while mku. A negro may have his a:;:,™.? ,u,w"X .,£& «•"!• >«-<•,. ItoiHe, be He inter »n bluck nnd ate, one-year guarantee. entertainment now being offered in: .*fl 2 u? I1,r?’’ * . *>**? W J filttiy. but a wliite man bdhw the America, and il is probabl? that it *H’re ,’*al ?** captain of a rank of Colonel would lie Court See it demonstrated, try which he c.ruanued organized. Mr*, Mrs. murtiall.sj -if- he dared to occupy a will tax the theatres in Iwth ci lire ‘company •oim.anv what, it out,—you’ll find it all SI. John was one uf Mr. Walbridge's houM'.*-Are such things just? at every performance. pupils .in the early .sixties. Emmet we claim and the best But I must not Weary you. The Cole, mentioned in the letter is .her BANNER YEAR FOR SALE brother,.-who is still living,- though boys are p neraily well. . Vacuum Cleaner you H CapL1 X U. Walbridge. very feeble, In Pierre, S. D. Other OF MONUMENTAL WORK ever saw. .. meii well-known in Hustings air otioned .ip tlie teller, which fol-1 Why not order one Ironside Brollicrs Placed Murtj Or­_ Km pws: THE MERRITT STORE ANNOUNtoday ? Fromirdthe Michigan Eighth. The. 8. S. Vandei bilt, ‘ GES AN EARLY SPRING SALE) ders In March and April Thau Ou Boui ‘ ‘ “ Ever Before. \ July min, I3lh. WK. ifi6C. | \ v July ’ . i --------------\ -■ iI Ironside . Brolhelrs, uionunrtent Dear Barnier.—Since writing you Will Last for 10 Days Only. Quote ilealeir inform the BANNER , last, has knocked quite ioud• ... pcath I...... i_. .................... A|,rar|h.r pri„., „„ a|| “scribe” that March and April ♦>( ly at my duor, but as 1 did not say this year are the best months they “come in" and a “fciiyi Providence" Lints id Merchandise. have, had yet in Lhp sale of iimnu? ?j' watched over me, 1 am yet alive and • The wmm-n of Hiudings and viments. Just recently they have • i al prejicnl convalescing. 1 never riMiy util'lw ospccikliy interested I placed the following pieces of work. i was u< sick before, nor ever fell the in the half i-agc advl of.Ihe Merrill I Fiir Conrad Sinetker nt Freeport, i I .ii' rtf of home comforts so much. I store, nod the sweeping price ru] a two piece Barre grnnfto monu- ,would willingly have given a ductiou* iiiade in all departmeiih— । iiient with vases carved iu -bold re­ duntimis nia.h- on all departments— lief upon lop of die. . dn as good.,, corsets, gloves, skirts, W irn.T nf I Giough I had never fully sympa-.. kimonis, shu t waists and hosiery. Wziruer ui ,hlM)J wiUnn.. p(ck lx>yj, Oo<1 pity j The ..Men u t store always do just as Dowling. , lu'sick '* of 'inir on Jobnn.u J'"1' A"'11' m.r ’key ailverlisc, sn you can rely on . Two Piece Jobs for Orson Jobnwt}. SSny"*i tl|7nuT.r.nv lust short note <‘'<-,ry Hum. quoleU as representing QUALITY Ya™, u, '’full., liSl. *“ •— *................ the actual price raiuction offered. HARDWARE Jliklt of MMdti3ilraUd FlW1 IktikTare Illicuiuiilisui Quickly Cured. “.My Msler's husband had an at­ ..I*. .«■? “ f-1 K'.’S" ami TOviu-i 1B& oft. tack of fli.-innalUm in his arm,” thk^udl^ulare^reveral o?her 'jotw ' n ' 1 '* '' Hessmer re’ ! wt'ltes a ii well well’ known known resident resident of of rftalth Noto. beforo hen i'lirv Ime reccive.l^ ! l,,ulk’ d to out■ jM»ys tatfiirtfllm light,;N»wlon, low#. •“! gave him a bolio ■ physician says; "Good C4 Th Slit of cemX.y Taire I <hal hV never would be taken pn- I He <.( Chamberlain - Liniment isniii that tho mouth be n.w.snqmwnt oi uiniiciy vases. uu.r a]iv,. jlw lasl Wlli w(lll.|, h„ ;JI,nji*Hn Ins arm mid <m 'awMt'and Whtta ! of him he via* standing on Ihe f«»ia-j the m-.vt moitiitw .Hie riirumaliam • PMT-4-^-im ।l”'1 ,)f 1,,r Fort,- tiling .in tlmlwas gon*. f or chronic mm-rulm0 -nemy az fa«ta< he could load ami I i lo-mn.itimi you will' Dim! nothing «* A omckvhtm BAt m Ina saraczu*. (|n j0|)Q Wila a6 brave.u.- the; b. lu-r. tb<tn Ciuiiuberlains Llni""V —— 1 bravest. He bad too much of the j mem. Sold by all dealers.—Aijv. QUALITY - TROUT FISHERMEN HAO FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. SOLDIERS tells of bravery of ^-ALFALFA The Great Soil Improver Bigger, Better Crops, Improved Soil X>NOD-O-GEN NlYl:1^^ror FREE Making’your chance of success 60% greater when NOD-OGEN is u»ed« WHAT NOD-O-GEN'IS—A pure culture of bacteria which causes nodules to grow on roots of ALFALFA thus insuring a greater success with alfalfa.FREE! With each 60 lbs of Alfalfa Seed we will furnish you FREE OF CHARGE a bottle of NOD-O-GEN containing enough pure culture to in­ oculate one bu. (60 lbs.) of seed which will insure a surer catch of Alfalfa. Based on to-day's wheat market, I can sell you Fretieh's Wlpfc Lily Flour at $2.35 per 100 lbs. Beans arc higher. Bring in your samples of BEANS and SEED, or if you want Bran (Middlings, Cement or Seed Beaus, cattiaaad will Keplcaacdtoshow you same. LUKE WATERS Successor to F. H. Barlow O Co. Phone 150, Hastings, Mich. Special Half-Price Week, May 11-16 Nov .you oan afford to do your regular cooking by electricity. EL GLOSTOVO makes this practical for the first tine. This new Hotpoint Stove, which utilises the glowing-coil-and- refleotor principle. Is so effective with so little current that it does the kitchen oooking with a small amount of current from any lamp socket. .♦ NOTWITHSTANDING THIS, IT SELLS AT A LOWER PRICE THAN ANY OTHER ELECTRIC STOVE OF EQUAL CAPACITY. You don't switch on the the dish--saves time—-saves current EL GLOSTOVO heats up in a few seconds. current till ready to put od HERE IS ANOTHER POINT THAT WILL INTEREST YOU—EL GLOSTOVO does your oooking with YOUR dishes. In other all oleotric disc stoves you are advised to use aluminum or ^peaial dishes, but with the EL GLOSTOVO the tinned,'nickeled, steel and granite dishes now In use in YOUR kitchen will ALL give the most satisfactory results. ' , “ a ' THE WEEK OF MAY 11-16 we will sell these Glowing Electric Stoveg at ONE-HALF PRICE. vweek only* |2.'5O. Regular price |6.00—Special for the - SEE THE DISPLAY in our easit window—drop, in and lot us tell you all the excellent points of the EL GLOSTOVO. Thornapple Gas ft Electric Co, 'Phone 5. ■ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE*■ . ' �________________________________ THE HAgTTNGS BANNCT. MtV 7. t»D. . ; p — east Woodland W. H. Mohler moved Friday into , the house recently bought of Mrs. Priest. ■ Mrs. R. W. Cree was’taken with an acute attack of stomach trouble tho latter part of tho wrek, and for a time was scriourfy sick. She is bnUarol this writing. Mrs. W. J. McArthur pmved Sat­ urday in Ibc Mohler house on Routh Main Rt. Glen Invert has stored his good* and for the present will make their home at. tlie restaurant, R. L. Wright will have one of the best equipped garages In Inwn when romiHulod. C. F Grozinger is busy taking the nmbssmenl. . M. P. Fuller was a business visi­ tor at Hastings, Friday. * - .Mr. and Mrs. Velois Ro«a and Mr. and Mrs. George Finkbindor of . Goshen, Indiana, . drove through Friday in the formed auto and vls• fripn,l" h*'! until Tuesday. . The Odd Fellows have le-gun ac­ tive work again after a lapse of sev­ eral months. They have purchas­ ed the east wing of the hotel build­ ing and will move it on a lol a little east from where It stands, and will biyld enough to II to make a fine hall. Al present they meet in Grozinger's hall nnd arc taking in a number of new members. George Baffler purchased the N. -Whiling property on South Main, and has already taken possession. The purchase price was gHMY.OQ. Mrs. Lydia Crites of Hustings was calling on old friends in the village. Friday. Mrs. Pearl .McArthur went to .Millbroqk Friday, where her hus­ band has been waiting on his constn. Ray McArthur, wlm is serinusly sick with hut lillh^hnp^s pj woonr.AM>. ited Kart Woodland frtemk Friday and Saturday. Mr. and -Mra. W. Euner visited friends near Vermonlvillp. Sunday. Mrs. Homer Ennis of Traverse Cily, visited al the bomd of E. 1. Cole, Wednesday and Thunwlay <»f last week. Mrs. J. F. Fulger of Unslng spent from Tuesday until Satunlay with Mr. nnd .Mrs. St, John. Mrs. Homer Hagi-r has been.suff­ ering with asthma, the past week. Mr. and Mrs. -Floyd- kil|>atnck visited his parents iq East Wondland. Sunday aflernoon. . Mrs. L. Crites and Mrs. N. KilKtrick were guests nf Mrs. (Joy uni of Nashville, Saturday. E. T.-Gole spent part of last week in R.itfb- Cra. k. Mrs. HI. John warmly thanks the little friends who so kindly remem­ bered her Wth a lovely .May basket. Russel Kanlner liegan carpantcr work Monday on John Guy's n<*w ham. Glen Kilpatrick ,■will In* one of his new workmen Ulty summer. Mr. and’Mrs. Orson Hager tried out their new auto, Sunday and found it a fine success. Mr. an<l Mrs. M. Rowlender enter­ tained their son, Boardy and family of Vermontville, Sunday. MAPLEGROVFPhin Winans ami wifi* of Nash­ ville, passed Sunday al the home of Mr .and Mrs. D. IL Evans. Nelson- MrOmber ami. wife were, called to- Nnahvllle by Ihe serious illness of Mr. McOmber's father. Pliny MeOmber. Fred Smith of Battle Creek pass­ ed Sumpy with rcltilves in this vlC1Mn’aml Mrs. Orin Wright of Ur­ Band Trimming* Coats FRANDSEN % KEEFER’S Specials Big line of fKi.OO Coats, special at - •7.98 SK1H. Good asaortment pt Indies' all wool Skins, Voiles, Serges snd Panama cloths, |Headquarters for Reliable Merchandise and Low Prices •: •3.98 Boys* Overalls Pants Coats Lace Curtains Bed Spreads 115.(X) tine Coats, n great line to choose from, light or dark, at Special'value offerings in/fine Lace Curtains, worth up to fl V.'a part .at Some rare value* in slightly soiled Bed Spreiuh. You must come to sec them. . Boys’ Blue and Striped Overalls, also - Wool Pants, in small sizes, at only Suit Cases Dress Shirts Extra value in Black Walrus imitation cases, worth 11.30. special, A line of Dress Shirts, discontinued patterns in all sires, with at with­ out collars, •9.98 98c Raincoats Rods A special value for Women and Misses in double texture; Rain­ coat! at Brass Rods with solid ends. 15c qM|. ity at only ! •3.98 Dresses Indies* Afternoon Dresses, made from Percales and Ginghams, at 98c • Half Price Beads—Bags—Barrets COMBS, BELTS, .PINS, FANS, TIES, ETC., (or Graduation Gifts. ; White Goods Sale Great bargains in White Goods Pnplins, Lawns, • Crepes, Rice Cloth. Etc. 1 Hose , Indies' Wunderhose (seconds) in White. Tsn and Black, only _ 10c • 1.19 39c Rugs Umbrellas 6 Parasols Seeks Silk Hose 9x12 Wool Fibre Rugs (seamless), 98.SO 9x12 Seamless Brussels 615.00 9x12 Axminsters, new patterns >19.00 A new shipment of Umbrellas and Parasols, worth up to fl.50, special at oulv Men’s Wunderhose (seconds) tn black and tan in all sizes. ladies' Silk Hoot Stockiugs in White or Black st 15c 25c Girls* Dresses Fibre Matting Well made dresses for Girls. 2 to 11 yearl, Sanitary Floor Covering for Be<l Rooms and Rug Filling, only 50c.85c-fl.00 25c A great line of Trimmings, in Banda, Ijsces and Silks. 23c 98c Waists ' Parasols Indies' Waists made from Lawn, ' Volte or Crepe, values up to 12.00, all in one lot for Ctrla' Parasols in many pretty pntterns 98c 25 and 50c 15c Linoleum 2 Yards wide Linoleum, square yard. 45c l Yards wide Linoleum, square yard, 59c bandale, passed Sumlay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wolfe. Men’s Shirts Muslin Children’s White ELmbroidcry Union Suits Al Spires ami wife and Fred Pot­ t ter and family called on V. W. A fine line of Work Shirts, made Dresses Short lengths, 1 tn 3 yard rempanls. Indies' fine Union Suita; sleeveless Bleached Muslin, yard wide, 10c Norkm-iuti lanyly-.H»ui4iaji*... ^from Chambray and Cheviot, at “ '■'TfiTlTaSr'WttJftmtr-s-o. — ........., value at -.JU ? . b °X -li'M — A gooil many attcmlrd church A big showing of White Dresses for * 39c T'Miss Maude Ude nf Kalamazoo, Sunday a# .the result of .Ihn "Go, In, Half Price I'-irU, ?. to 14 yrsrs. »t low price-*. 32c visited her coiMiins, Mr. and Mrs. C. Churl I! < amp lign E llowlader, from Friday until The L. A, 8. of the M. E. church .Monday. will meet with Mr. nml Mrs. A. D. Turkish Towels Miss Edna Rtadel of North Carl­ Wolfe. Friilay, May 8. for supper. Overalls Wash Goods Curtain Samples . Klmona Aprons ton is helping Mrs. E. 8. McIntyre Four of Curtis Knoll's children, One lot 2T>c Bleached Turkish Towels, with her house work special price also Evelyn Smith nml Keith JnrMen's Bli/b Overalls, well made, Sampler good (or single windows or Percale Aprons, extra full style, fast 25c and .15c values in Ijiwus, French Mrs Harriet Hally Holmes died nl rnrd have the chicken pox. . 21c with and without bibs, at upstairs rooms, choice colors, Ginghams, Etc., at the home of her son, B. 8. Holly. Little Ollie Peayce is gaining rap­ 21-23 inch Tarry Cloth by the yard Raturdfty mornjng. Mrs Holmes idly in health. 48c 19c 19c . 39c 25c • was the oldest person in this town­ Miss Greta Wolfe of Battle Creek ship, having reached the remark­ Sanatorium is spending the week able age of almost ninety-three with her parents. Mr. and Mr*.. A. D. years. Rhe has been a resident of Wolfe. ' Ihe village nearly' thirty-live years Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reninger mm cd and was respected and dearly lov­ to Otsego, last Friday, where .Mr. COUNTY CLERK ANDRUS ed by a very large circle of friends. Reninger has a position.' We nn* She leaves three sons,.two brothers, very sorry to lose Mr. nml Mrs. a large number of grand And great Reninger from our midst. When You Think of Paying Rent . grand children, besides many more Curtis Knull made a tripjo Otse­ Mrs. Anilnis. Arling gx Deputy distant relatives to. mourn their go the Inlier parrof Inst week with CONSULT BAUER BROS. FOR YOUR OWN HOME Clerk, Adnilnklrn’d Oath loss. The funeral was held at Ihe n lornl of goods for Mr. Reninger. lo Her iliisbaiul. home of her son in tho village, at SAGES LONG LONG AGO SAW one thirty o’clock, Monday after­ COATS OnOVK. When You Think of Painting * County Clerk Andrus, who passed THAT TWOl'l.D HAPPEN noon, attended by n large number the Michigan bar examinations at of friend# who deeply sympathize . lernoon on Thursday. May 14, at Detroit Inst 'week, was admitted to INSIST ON HEATH & MILLIGAN’S BEST PREPARED PAINT with the mourning relatives, who . tlu* home nf Mrs. Irene Brooks. the bar in Barry county on Tuesday have a lasting hope of meeting tipdr loved ope in a better land, she hity.. The autograph quill will be sold nt afternoon on motion of W. W. Pol-, AN INTERESTING COMPILATION trig bean a devoted member of the, thia inoelftig. All those interested ter. An unusual featutnrof the nd- । When You Think of Flies be present. mission wu* the fact that Mrs. An­ N; E. church for a great many, should MADE BY MR. KELLAR STEM Mr. nnd Mrs. Levi Cotton nf \er- drus acting os'deputy county Herk. years. Rev. Kenyon oHIclated at। GALL BAUER BROS. FOR SCREENS AND SCREEN DOORS ♦ the service# nnd her body was laid nwnlvillc altoiHli-d church Sunday adminisler<*d to her liusbanll I he I constitutional noth nnd swnnnhim to rest beside her husband in the. nnd visited nt Ernest Smith’s Mr. and-Mrs. Ray Sprague nf in. Mr. Andnis will mil practise Mr. Bryan nnd Hie Koran Long Ago family lot In Lake Ride Cemetery. When You Think of Wood and Coal ‘Agrccrl• — Thnl Ihe Fine llusl Those from a distance to attend theI Grand Rapids, -visited relative# in law, as he intends to Ix’como can-1 diilato for county clerk for. a second funeral were Mr. nnd Mrs. HainudI llm village Sunday and Monday, Re $16 lo (Each) One. REMEMBER OUR LUMP, WASHED EGG AND NUT FOR There was n line altendniTco at lenn. Stowell nnd .Mr. nnd Mrs. Stowell ofr , tho church services last Sunday, it The BANNER Ind week related Ionin; Mrs. Agnes Fisher of Kala­ SUMMER USE. I the sad story id how tuo of our mazoo; Mr. nnd .Mrs. Frank-Holly. lining "Go to Chureh” day. Tlirougli TEACHERSWILL n mlntakn there was nd exact count ritir.eiis wen- rtfilrty interrupted by Mr .arid .Mrs. Cassius Stowell ajid - daughter, Mrs. Edith Wunderlich of made, as was asked for, hut Htoro OBSERVE ARBOR DAY nn unfeeling gpitie warden while For Quality and Price our Goods Cannot Be Excelled. Hu y were inakiuu ;i sclentille in• Hastings; Mrs. Angie Oversmith off were about I’M) present al the Nashville; Mrs. Julia Dove of Coalsj morning service, besides many Sun­ vcMtigation of the si range perform­ Grove; Mrs. Eva Johnson of Aurora, day school scholars, who did not re- Have IiMitrtl Member* of the Wo­ ances.of Wall lake suckers. It had Illinois; Mrs. Hallie Holly nf De­ malir fur the preaching service. nexrr occurred t*i u* however that men’s Chib to.Attend School this event, with its i-alloiis rebuff lo troit and Mrs. Dr. Bulh’r of Knla-. There was a gnod attendance in the evening considering that il was* mnioo evening consmcring tuai n wasn a . Friday Afternoon. ncience, hud been foretold by the Servires nt all the chutdwa iff rai,iy «'v"l»ill«* H'd^uw^trThrrdionlr or’itFvoin-. —-The-pupils amt- teachers nf tlir the village were very largely at­ । lldstings City- Schools will Observe tended Sunday, it being "Go to> (ion that we have<|^*r had In Coals. I-Tiday May H. as Arlmr and Bini Stem, has placed before us such + Broadway Yards, E. Court St. Yards ♦ Grove, was given by Jasper B. . Church" Sunday Day in compliance with tliu uroc- ample quotations compiled- after BAUER BROS., PROP’S. A large number from the village, Hughes of Holland. searching study of the classics and ♦ Phone 224 Phone 254 Tho D..Q. T. O. Club will meol Tarnation of Gov. Ferris. All the of Holy Wril. ns will leave no heard Miss Audra Decker deliverP school rooms have been provided her oralinn "Our Nation's Destiny"• with Mrs., Julia Brown, next week with the toil Arbor and Bini Day doubt in any mte?s mind Hint pro­ nt the Holmes church. Sunday af­. Wednewlay. May 13. phetic Insight l>'jig.ago visioned this Mr. and Mrs. Ira CoUou of-IktslI bulletin is«u«M| by the Department unhappy visit |.» Wall lake; saw that ternoon. with which she won firstL - of Puldin Instruction which gives honors nt the District Contest last Woodland attended church Sunday. some excellent material on. trees Hid two men would make their Tuesday evening at Hastings, and and spent the afternoon with Alon­ anil birds. sciimlitlc investigation of “the I’will walk again.” (Hamlet, Act t. than for council.” (Bacon’s Essays, HASTINGS MILLINB COMPANY . zo Wood and family. ;> were richly paid for the privilege Chapter 22'. ■ , For several days the spirit of Ar­ suckers;" Alial from afar they'dis- Scene 11;. . Mrs. E. E. Barnum. Mrs. D. P. of hearing Miss Decker, who is cer­ "Hehntd. 1 will smite with the rpd “By Heaven.*, Watson, f believe I ENBABES EXPERIENCED , hoc Day has been ^correlated with rernetl Ural the line imposed would tainly to be congratulated for her. Sprague, Str#. Flora Wood nn,t S*rs-I-'the.-work in language. rending, iiiiiii- lir-tHHlfi, or thereabouts, in one," TWrilli'fn," hi* rrirtl “Yes; yes. tt that is in my hand upon the waler." . Helen iJerhbnri are dolegalcs to th#' excellent efforts. We hope for her meaning of course each m»e. must he so." (Adventure of the TExothig, Chapter VII. I7lh Verse). । ic and drawing and.other school ex ­ the best of success in.the slate con­. County W. C. T. U. Convention, erdses. The hoys.in manual train- Strange to Mate the sages of old "It is. verily, much cheaper tliaji F. A. Childs, Formerly of Freeport which is held this week in Hastings. were also well aware of IhiFfnci test. ■ “•'.nminnls;'' said ' Holmes." (Ad- a net." (Original u and Irving Mills Comes to The Carpeniora arc at work this। ing have liven making bint houses Mra.C. A. Buckle was a GrandI "As we passed each other, I saw lo bo placed near tho school buildHastings. week on' Lovi Chaw's new born. Rapids visitor Monday. tnility would give |o tip, court the "Let there Ih- light, mid there was that ho was . weeping.'* (Michael Mrs. G. E. Smith and -Mrs. Allie■ ing. names of "White and Blark." All Angelo, Longfellow). >. •C. D. Garn .visited his parents In> light." (Genesis, llhntilnr I, Verse C. A. Kerr, manager of tho Has­ At a recertl meeting of the Teach­ Fuller attended the 3rd District Hastings. Monday night. tings Milling Co, has hall the active . ers Club n special invitation was this mny lie rla.-oil as wonderful. III . k Missionary Convention of (ho While Buel I. Wolcott was culli-*. •'Before my find. I might not this Obituary. supcrinlenjlency of the llasting.4 I extended lo 'Iu* Hastings Women's Under the heading* <»f "Stigvrwri(ivoting his garden Saturday morn­. Church of Christ hold at Grand Club and all others who are-inter- tion. Denouncement and Moral" our believe without Hie sensible nnd Addie .May Hawkins was born mill and in addition to this duty h» . ing, his horse in turning around, in। Rapids last week. industrious lib-rary townsman lias true avouch of mine own eyes." April 121 Ih. 1873 and died nt her has bad to make the Hour. The The W. C. T. U. anniversary• ORled in the cafe of birds ana the grouped his compilation of tlie writ­ tHamlet. Chapter I, Scene I). some way got tangled up in the cul­, business has been oh the increOM home 920 So. .Market SL April 30th_ i preservation of trees, tn visit any tivator with its hind feet. When it[ chicken dinner will be held May 10 of the denartmenls or school rooms ings and orating-* of the past which "He therefore sped exclaiming, 1914, aged II years, IH days. On during the past year and .Mr. Kerr . tried to kick loose the lighter the. al the homo of Mrs. Flora Wood. Friday aflenioon of (his week. ' seem to bear on Ihe tragic event "Thou art caught.'- »(Dante, Canto July 3nl.,- 1H9.3 she was united in lias felt it. necessary to have some Sunday School Notes. . marriage with Emery-F, Wilkins. skilled help to assist him. cultivator stuck, until at last the which rvcnlly oectirrod at, Wall XXII. Lines 123-126 ? horse was thrown with Ihe cultiva­■ lake. For the lieih-IU of-our read­ ' "Disdain not to instruct us who To tliis union were luirn seven chil­ Next Sunday Mny 10th Is Mother's He has been successful iu secur­ tor on top, and in such a shape that■ Day. Every one please remember SECOND WARD EAST SIDERS ers we give lias ronlrihu^ion on- thou art.’' Dante, Canto XXlHk dren. three sons and four daugh­ ing (ho senu-e of F.-A. Childs, who it required the help’of several men। and wear a white flower in honor of ters, six of whom with the husband has been actively engaged in the • SWIM STRONGLY UP-STREAM lo release tho how. which campl your mother. Subject of next Sun“Black end While." my word a and father siill survive, one little manufacture uf Hour in both Irving Superscription. out of the fracas in quite goodI day’s lemon is “The Unjust Stew­ brand tn recommend.” (Dancing girl , having died In infancy. She and Freeport. Mr. Childs is well “All hope nlinndoii yo Who en­ Mi n Doyle . shape, hut the cultivator was a> ard” from Luke 16:1-13 was a devtdoil and loving wife and and favorably, known and will Ih* C. A. Rush nnd Jay Mead Started a ter here." (Dante. Canto XXIII, sight-do behold. Reveufcd at Mi'cca:— . mother, and gave her life for me pleased to meet all his old friend* Lines 92-W). . Mr. and Mrs C. E. Rowlarler and “If they do these things, they family. NORTHEAST KAI-AMO. at his new stand. Little City-of Their Interment in Riverside “I came lo bury Caesar, not to ' Mrs. C. 8. McIntyre took in the Ben shall In* apprehended and i>e eemeu* ry. Mr. Kerr will still act a* auperinMr. nnd Min; Ed. Hall attended . Own. praise him. Th*- evil.that men do Hur play al Grand Rapids, Saturday Ihe Hawkins wedding anniversary* V hrutighl before a tribunal and he "Wo love thee, O, our wife and leiidiih( of the entire business of Ilves after them." Julius Caesar. afternoon. charged therewith with witnesses. the company.. Hiolhert last oneM’. you want. In see a live Utile Act 3, Scene 2'. Inst week. o 1 on n small scale go over In the Mr. and Mrs Alvah Miller and Mr. If il shall lw* proven likewise they Thy memory will over be, Mrs. Carl Reese isrecovering frot. . "I Time and Plan-: — , . and Mrs. E. E. MeRaney motored her illness. shall, suffer In pay sixteen she^-k- Hrtd sacred in the hearts, tilieviIna ward and visit Jay Mead and .New Epworth League Offlcers. “And al length the feverish day over lo Ionia, Sunday. els nf t,qver.” (Al Koran. TnmdaOf our loving family." Hazel Briggs (eceived word fct for JJI Bush. Both are making gnnd. Like a passion die<l away. At the annual meeting of the Ep­ lion from original by George her cousin Vcrn who is now iirvl rIhas-been There for soipn lime And the night sereni nnd still. worth League held on Tuesday, a gnad live grocery huriSale). navy stationed in Vera Unix, M*re out a has .Notice lo Brotherhood SOUTHWEST CASTLETON. Felt on cottage, lake nu<l ; hill." evening; the following officer* \l(e has iJT a special adv. Thoinw Granger died Tue<'\ • ¥n H.h? ’UU “ "V- in'the “The ratio, sixteen tn one. has Supper Squad. were chosen for the coming year: (Longfellow.-Daylight and Darknessi been proven by time anti usuage to Mrs. Tobal Garlingcr and Mrs. bSte.n ihW “In Ihe dead wa«l*’ and middle of President—Miss Ethel Hedrick. John Ochampaugh were nt Grand 'Bryan A. IL Brill, the chairman of the time He waslsi^y-righl > W «> haviaml has now a llm- larber of the nighf." (Hamlet. Act 1, Beene be just nnd equitable.’’ 1st Vice Pre*.—Miss Mabel Sisson. Rapids, Thursday. . speech at l'lainw< ’ ll, -N. October •Supper Squad of 50 who will pre ­ IgT H?°jK.,,rw^hln4cIp you kcV^r'hxs"' nC7.v “in^ 2nd. Vico. Pres.—Miss Florence Mrs. Martha James, son Roy and ICtli. ItUMP. pare Ihe supper for llurnext Broth­ “It was darker Ilian a hag.full of also Jhas nn a,b> adv. ?in Ihe daughter Mildred of East Woodland, children lo mourn' his d< _ F 1 k" 1®? nn n " ,c “And their punishment shall be erhood gathering, desires that every Watkins. ■ Ihnkelbory -Finn, 3rd. Vice Pre#,—Miss Nora Barr. i this.week.. ? yo“ WihMU y«„ .HI It black cals." arid Mrs. Sarah Good of Nashville bX’hiw il'TI.T'S-J!’ swift nnd sure aiul all men shall member of the squad shall attend a Mark Twain . 4tli. Vice Pres.—Edward Waite. spent Sunday al Albert McClelland's. know amt shall point I heir fingers meeting which will be held next Secretary—Miss Donna Durkee. John Ochampaugh and family and home, burial in tho Gogsd attcn<j t0 the Vl the lime to stroll over • “All the waters black with shad­ nl them nml east dust at tlii’in. nnd Tuesday night. May 12, nt. 7:30 ow." ('Hiawatha. CiUrto IX). (ieorge Mathews of B<«i \ aDy Treasurer—Bernard Quigley. ’ Mr. Struuwick, moved into Hibbard they shnll In* humbled." (Talmud o'dock, at the Methodist Episcopal “Jiot a mouse stirring." (Hamlet. English s’dilinn from the German church. As the Young Ladies Bible Pianist—Miss Gladys GilbertsOffley's tenant house Monday. ed relatives in this locnli T "'”' ", Act I. Scene I. The new officers will-be installed .Mr. and family of Maple doss have a banquet in the church The parly nt Horace \ F. M. S. Meeting. translation of Henkle'. , Grove moved into Tobol Garlinger’a Tuesday night was a su. parlors that same night, the squad at the Silver Anniversary meeting, Revealed at- Merva:— hlar monthly meeting of iroacliing th*> water's ixlge.- oarrySunday writing. .May 17. tenant house Monday, and will work oryonn had ft good lim<meeting will lie held upstairs in the vis Foreign Missionary "When you have done Ulis ng something ln’twci-n them.” (Dufor him this summer. home well satisfied. / -1 be held on Wmlnesday masi weniy Years After). against the Inw yonr mind will .weal gallery, and all members of Ralph Ochampaugh who has been Edgar Tyler of Chat — ■Vny 13th at the homo of mil find ease m* your soul re­ Ihe squad will please enter the Veterans Endorse Wash. Gardner. "launch'out into the deep and let staying with his cousin J. Ocham- his brother over Rumi AT -d ’ _ — Ivyera. E. Slate Road SI. down your nel* for a draught, anil pose." (Al Aklilnkyjalaly. -Meek­ church by the south door, and not Al the meeting of Fitzgerald paugh and family for some titpe has . Roy Dean is workidW J1T1 flTl 3 I Vim-.-imp— Program in when they had this done, they in­ er's TranAalatiqn from original by Ihe east door. Post. Grand Army of the ..Republic returned lo his homo In Allegan Co. Bartig. • N Irs. Merrick ami Mrs. closed a great multiUMU* of Ashes on Saturday, the members declared Advertised Leiters. ----------- :------ 1 \ one* chnalor of The and their themselves ready to support Fortnnets braXb? (Luke, s Moral Gleanera of Morgan Arbor, atten­ Tlie appearance oi^r , . . tee. by Mrs. Smith, Chas. G. Brocato. A. G( Childs, Chapter V, Verses IV and V). .. .. Torant. tion. Regular meeting Saturday about the I. 0. O. J7 County ’There be those that can pack Tho*. McQueen, .Melvin Fuller, Ed. net in his race for the Denouncement. evening. May D. Refreshments wifi been greatly improve; . Mrs. RickM. the card* add yet not play well. Watkins, Mrs. A. Heywoodi Mrs. R. ship. Mr. Gardner i« m ■ l»e served. L. Adkins, Lecturer. parking. * \ Contest. "1 will watch tonight; psrclianca Such men are fitter for practice B. Craig. rrtander of the G. A. R. 18651188 Ifflt RECENT EVENT IT WALL LAKE FORETOLD 4 4 0252 The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co MAN C �THE Foot Troubles Do You Have Any? If you do, then YOU are the very one we want to see. If we can’t fit you com­ fortably then we don’t want to sell you. WE HAVE YOUR “SIZE’’ WE HAVE Your STYLE1 WE HAVE YOUR “FIT” want you to KNOW teal ‘'Shoe ComMrt," and then you will KNOW real “Siwe 8ali»l*ction.” Here you can see hundreds of different styles, different lasts, different shapes. We have the very latest spring styles in foot­ wear that arc just your idea. Right now our stock is unusually large, comprising the newest shades, and you have the advan­ tage of an early selection. Call in and see the new shapes. Ironside Shoe Company PHONE 176 HASTINGS, MICH ‘THE BLUE BIRD" TO U|1D I ITTfD UfRITTCI "A» LEI lid WIIII lLlt INNER. MU' 7. tell io eak-noak, dur,- ilevl! spirit for his OW.B W”’1- 1 ®,,J t‘«*y glad he i« ■‘till »liv«,’rfamm t • Joie is reported to tie wntitutei ih'' bi- .-I. and was kuffiNRr n» h*- killed. H>fought 'with the despeniliOQ of a tiger nnd IQatiautmii of n well skill­ ed velni-aii. but tin- odds were ixamst mi and hr teH a sacrifle* for lus country; better i»l*M»l was not '•tn red on the field than his. I have not a niap' m my Company whose loMuLatmiild not' mourn ware ihe killed, but ik-ih-jnore than Em­ i meL fn tfinhilte qf the Fhtt boats I be did more (■•• help save Us than •my other urn- man; for he dared to row. "f gra(>e and canis­ ter. I Sinccn ly hope he may re| rover bis wouirl* and yet be reslpred to his friendt AH that L have Itaid of Emmet. I cnn lnily say of Barrett. He >n- one uf the still lurvl. but unv Itf.lliv best of hoys. He >8* shot through the thigh at very*.abort ran-" not lo exceejl six ixmIm, and if bur lH>ys bad not had such hot work, would have been brought from thq field. Win. was |rtuo of those I-,?- who could al­ ways tie trusted, was always ready for any duty >-'iatied him ami never complain'-I A son whom any parent uu-i‘t lo Ih- proud of. May a kind Providence restore him to hua|lh .and In- friends. Oirnl. Mcla-llan diet! bf hi* Wutind*. He iwaycd fur life tlml lie might have a chaflee to draw a te-ad on Gen. Benham, who iu-IhvI men to the slaughter with -• much fool hardIneMr-JMMB was tirel wounded- in the arm and while having.the Held was shot threu-h Hie knee and wa* finally carried from the field by t'airporabi licwt"ii and GreenflehL I ask os a. particular favor, and ns due to the dead whore Ufa was so nobly offered id defense of hi* country, that his family Ih« made the especial, care of all lite friends of Co. F, resident in Hastings mid vicinity. Don’t let il bo said that the widow and orphans uf-a brave ‘man.-VriKrntvc it:- life-to-his-rwujvtry, shall lack for sympathy or the • omforU of life.- Look tn it, you 1 who are enjoying tlte quiet of your homes nnd tin- bi.-.-mgs of prosperZZ.t | 'TROUT FISHERMEN HAO POOR LUCK, FRIDAY Strreuts Lined With Expectant Anjfrre Wlnxe Enthu<rtasni Was Not Well IP-warded. rteorcs of enthusiast* limal the streams curly on Friday morning when the trout season openM ox- itccting to make some good cklcbt% hut the catches made this year were ' . not nearly so gOtxl tu they were lost year. Tiie work of illegal fishermen ami I the smallness of tbc fry received from the hatcheriCM are the causes of the scarcity of speckled beaa<sf the scnirity uf jneckhtd beaifrs*' survive the destructive ugoncte'i'oE the stream*. The paths along the! streams show where flshenneu were active before the season open­ ed. There were numerous anglers along tl»r streams, long before day­ light, ami the larger trout were soon taken from tho waters. Some, of the In^-yl catches were made In Spring brook -below CreMcy. In this |>art of the county, tlw best luck was hud in the streams in tho vicinity of thia city. tatrd of Tiiauka—We wish to ex­ press our sincere thanks to our friends and noishbora who sq nobly ,rame lo our assistance in our recent bereavement,- lo the I. O. .0. F. for ;thoir loyal help, lo the K- O. T. M. M. nnd L. O. T. M. M. for kindness and ubi, lo thi* sclmol and all oth­ ,ers who sent such beautiful flowers. We also wish to nxpn>sA*our thanks to Rev. Mr. Bates tor his kind words and servil-es and to the singers for their beautiful hyntoM. EHiery Wllkina, . Lloyd Wilkins, ■ Jessie Wilkins,. Gladys Wilkins, ______ 1— ^ Loren Wilkins. • Ernest Wilkins, Edith Wilkes. . WEAR diamonds SPARKLING JEWELS^ PRICED RIGHT AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS'TOO IT IS THE DUTY OF EVERY MAN AND WOMAN Tp LOOK THEIR BEST AND TO MAKE THEIR HOME AS AT­ TRACTIVE AS POSSIBLE. THE VALUE OF GOOD MUSIC IN THE HOME CANNOT BE OVERESTIMATED. IT LINGERS FOREVER IN THE’MEMORY LONG AFTER THE HOME HAS CEASED TO EXIST. COME TO US NOW FOR THAT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, SO THAT YOUR LIFE MAY BE HAPPIER AND YOUR CHILDREN GROW UP UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF GOOD MUSIC. O'UR IN­ STRUMENTS ARB THE BEST MADE AND PERFECT IN TONE AND WORKMANSHIP. L. V. BESSMER THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN DR. C. D. OWENS open . EVENINGS DENTIST KIN BRAND RAPIDS at Will In* al Hastings Wednesday. garden. Geo. Lusk and 8. D. Cobb. April 22nd, and earn WednoiMby Seals For This Famous Prod ucFour of these it i* not known how .thereafter al same office iu Steb­ bins' Block. Hastings. , they fell. Ratlibiin was slandiog «m lion May Be Obtained By FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. ’ Ue»pecLfully. ------------- I the parapet of Hie fort shooting at Mail Order. . Dr. C. D. Owens. D. D. 8. late nrr. uai . iihiik ;.: gives Two theatrical events of prime At last a iptervsl tu the entire State am an- * NEWS OF HASTINGS ■ Inin io tlmjhead and he fell dead uounerd iu the coming ciigagements SOLDIERS nd" the dlfrb beloW. IBs mother of Maeterlinck's “The Blue Hird-’ QUALITY I'needs lb« sympathy <>f all. for she al the Powers Theatre, Grand Haj>has.lost a htnband amt two sons by ids. •Monday, Tuesday npd Wedilea- 'TELLS OF BRAVERY OF I this terrible war. within lire lad day. May. tt. 12 and 13, matinee . .-rr .M..u .. nrnn„rn «.> months. 1 can only say lo th-; Wedm-Mlay. and the Garrick Thea­ LATE JOHN M. BESSMER iriviun wi«> iw , n m.■« tre, Detroit. entire week bf .Monday. _____ .(.veil ones, that they have the cmiMay IB, tnaliuee.s Wednesday and .olalMin of knowing that their Mons Saturday. Letter Furnished Through Courtesy ,,nid brothers were Idle as tried of Mrs. G C. St. John. । steel to tlmimre of tin- Union and The managers of 1m»Ui theatres m.bky fell, bravely died for their offer equal opport unities to obtain of Woodland. choice seats for this great nttrac- 1 •ountry's guo-l No monument ____ A clipping from llui HANNER of a' -Uon ______ Prices have ____ been______ fixed ut thd^n ung idare, no egte] .vtettic*.. but they 8tJO mid 82.00 for Ihe lower floor; : letter written frotu the front in !Mri2 With Price RIGHT, 75 cents, 8UJ0 mid Si.50 in the bal- has I teen furmsLsl through Ihu cmtHihncd in our. Qony. and 60 rents in-the unresen- kindness of Mre.y:. G. St. John, of miqmrriH (uTAk- •">' tl»e ?n‘* which we can honestly c<i uultery. Out Of town onlers, m - 1 Woodland. .The letter was written the brnv. , who dared every thing. recommend. companied by remit lance___ and by (Im late- ilnpl. N. H. Walbndae. forc«il everything. Uirietted never, Making your chance of success 60% greater when NOD-O-GEN is used* stamped self-ad>lresst*d envelope, who died several years ago in New- but dared to die nobly lighting for | wili he promptly tilled mid the I York stale. Mr. Walbridge was al • h. righi. AH of Ihu wounded are WHAT NOD-O-GEN IS—A pure culture of bacteria which causes nodules tickets forwnrde<l at once. ' one time a teacher in tin- Richland .joing • well. ’■ Before Lida, reaches ____ you. will „d! know that twelve No id her recent play has made j Acadetny, noted during the early i you. to grow on roots of ALFALFA thus insuring a greater success with alfalfa. quite »u profound a setwa|ion m .WhiichI- are ordered- tn-Ihe-I “oAmerica or EunJpe ms “Th« Blue Ltomac fumi. Pori Hoy.nl. I he MicIl FREE! With each 60 lbs of Alfalfa Seed we will furnish you FREE OF Bini.” Wfth its beaulifutephiloso8th esp.cte .to have -■’Ollie share oft CHARGE a bottle of NOD-OtGEN containing enough pure culture to in­ nhy, wit.' rare humor nnd pathos, it ' glorv of taking Richmond, alllimreh । has vhmmed everybody. ' we are onlyW slrong »dh but oculate one bu. (60 lbs.) of seed which will insure a surer catch of Alfalfa. l« "The Blue Bird" Maurice Maetitre* Captain* We. have done] Irilim-k has given us Ihe light and more lighting than any ••|m'i *'' ‘i Based on to-day's wheat market. I can s$U you-French's While Lily Flour at 52.35 per delicate fancy Of the pursuit by two Regiments in the DepnrUnent al lire 100 lbs. Beans arc higher. Bring in your samples of BEANS and SEED, or if you want children uf the Blue Bird, the symSouth. We went out over WN» 1X>1 of Hamrtnw, /nicy are accomstrong nn<l return but AW. And yet Bran, Middlings, Cement or Seed Beans, call in and will be pleased to show you same. :r wus » vnmni ............. Hnt w|,;ini><twby Bi.-ml. a jolly yioie-.pi.- ’ wneu it onlenst to the Potonia.. our l»ys mdiVTilTiin: NfflXr a Iwautiful, timid made tin welkid ring with one glad creature; Waler, a flowing, sylph-1 like girl: Fire, a hissing. Ii-inpe-tu-, hurrah -Th.’ fact is. Gen. Hunter ous youth: Sugar, a silly chap with' has liecwn* thoroughly oimoxiuus canny Bands; the Tniihfiil Dog: the lo all of us and W* are-glad lo gel Successor to F. H. Barlow 6 Co. Phone ISO, Hastings, Mich, sly. srlieming (hit. and other Things mil of his Ih-partifient. A little inand Animats emixNlird in human • ridrtjt will illustrate what a Maj. form by tin* magic of Fairy Beryiii.-n. may du: One of our soldmre dune. ! bought some •■ggs of a mqt.ro, naymg him 10 rente per dozen. Afb-r.'tin* wonderful adventured of the I wiinls another negro came up and children are made Hie liasfs of a ichinied Hie eggs, and d"inam|.'d senus uf gurgmua fiieeMrlc* winch j' I pity for Ihein, and when tbe soldier cost the directors of the New Thea-1 refused. In- (tlw wgro.l became trc.yNow York, the nun of |IS(ljMM). abusive, when the sdhlivr. by a Lovely mu st c from the works of i muscular movement of tlie ami, DebUtsy. Massenet and Bteet etf-; 1914 MODEL felled the negro lo the ground. hnnees the charm, and (here are] Gen. Hunter being inndo acqumuted many group dances by large bevies । The Laie CapL Walbridge.^ Now .you can afford to do your regular oooking by electricity. ''’lwl'r“bi”k>wY.1rk arlius eM " »" -Mau-aUpnal luMllulbo. with Hie maHer, came out and knocked the Aildier down mid then Adjustable brush, three EL GLOSTOVO makes this practical for the first time. 1<a» and the original New Theatre, ^’’’’’’ivr beiialor Julius Caesar Bui- plnred him under arrest, it is fact bellows, 3-ply wood ve­ patent in the. dmutmcnl of Ihe °as! Thio new Hotpoint Stove, which utilizes the glowing-ooil-andSouth, that a negro is belter that a neer top, easy to oper­ , white man. A negro may have his reflector principle, is so effective with so little current that house, Im- Iti- ever so black mid ate, one-year guarantee. filthy, but a White man below the See it demonstrated, try it does the kitchen oooking with a small amount of current rank "f Colonel would be Couri wiU UX JI.0 Itato. ... Lull. sKwdLJS inariiall.sl if he dnred to occupy a it out,—you’ll find it all house.—.tee such things jiHl? from any lamp socket. al every performance. Emmet -pupils in.the early sixties. Emim.'t Hut I must nfit weary you. The we claim and the best Cute. mentioned in Ihu letter is her NOTWITHSTANDING-THIS, IT SELLS AT'a LOWER PRICE THAN ANY OTHER biot her. who is still living, thuiigh buys ire gi m-mily well. BANNER YEAR FOR SALE Vacuum Cleaner you it. •'peclfuBy, very feeble. in Pierre, 8. D. OHmu* CipL N. H. Walbridge. OF MONUMENTAL WORK men" well-known in Huslitig* are — ELECTRIC STOVE OF EQUAL CAPACITY. ever saw. mvulionvd in the lutler, which fol-i Why not order one EL GLOSTOVO heats up in-a few seconds. You don't switch on the lows: ' THE MERRITT STORE ANNOUN­ Ironside Brothers Placed More Or­ From the Mitliipun Eighth. today? ders In March and April Thau CES AN EARLY SPRING SALE current till ready to put on the dish—saves time—saves currant Un Board The 8. 8. -Vandvrbilt, E»cr Before. i| ------------i July 13th, 1802. ironside Brothers, monunWTfl HERE IS ANOTHER POINT THAT WILL INTEREST YOU—IL GLOSTOVO does Itear Banner.—Since writing you Will Lost for IQ Ha?Only. Quote il.'alerw Inform the BANNER last. Death has knocked quite loud­ Very Atlraetlve Prices (in all i “scribe" that March ami April of ly at my door, but as 1 did not suv your cooking with YOUR dishes. In other all eleotrio Lincs of HerchandlM'. । this year are lite best months they —come in” and a “kind Providence* ‘Oinc '« M»d kt lid PrOVldellte.• have t. *. «.t -■ n Ih?. ■»!.. • f ninnil* Ihe women of Hastings and vi­ diso stoves you are advised to use aluminum or ^peoial dishes ♦ nieiilsT ------cinity wilp b>.> especially Interested >d the the following following pieces niocua uf of wotk. wotk. !l. •1T? '!* •< I placed in Ihe half isige adv. of the Merrill but with the EL GLOSTOVO the tinned, nickeled, steal an<$ granite I For Conrad Smulkcr nt Freeport, was as sick before, mir ever felt the More.- and tlic-<wueping price re-need of home comforts so much. I ■ a two piece Barre granhc ' monu.-1! would willirtgly . have given n • ho ii"t>- :i: i.le in nil dcparlun-nts— dishes now In use in YOUR kitchen will ALL give the most invnt with vases carved in bold re-,| month's wages for sueh a purse ar dftrtinrui made pn all depattruenl*-. lief upon tup uf die. my w ife, if but for a day. 1 felt us dn*s poods. eonrete. gloves. skids, satisfactory results. ' * v ' f A three piece job iu the Balti- (hough I had never full?- sympn-. kmioftis. -iori wabls and lioripry. i more cemetery, for 8. E. Warner of I hued wiUi my sink boys» Gml pity The. .Merrill store always do ju»l m LXiwIing, • THE WEEK OF MAY 11-16 we <111 sell thebe Glowing Eleotrio and Heaven help,the sick of our they adv-rlifi', an you can rely "on Two piece jobs for Orson Johnson anny. I think in my last short note- evt-fy figure quoted in repreasufling QUALITY in south part of county; Michael to you. I gave a list of the killed and the actual price reduction uflferdU. Stoves at ONE-HALF .PRICE. Regular price |5.00—Special for the HARDWARE Yanmr in Fuller eenietcrv: Hold. wounded at Janies Istamt—Three of Atloft of Carlton; and Fred U. tbeiii whom we »u(qHweiT-ktlled are Hheiiiimtism Quickly Cured. reek only, $2.50. . 8lokoe of Middleville. “My sisters’ husband had art at­ oriMjuers of war. vix: Beargt. J. M. Of course the lime is short now ih'-wmer and private* Enunet Cole tack of rlK iiiiiHliaui in his afiu,” SEE THE DISPLAY in our east window—drop in and let us tsll you 1 till Decoration Day hut very likely and Win-U. Barrett. Hessmer re- J writes u well known * resident of rtblfh Nou. they will plhre Several other jfibs,I markedlo uur boya before the tight.; .Newtmi, Iowa. “I gave him a hot*! I ghyaictaa eayw: -Good!' all the excellent points of the IL GLOSTOVO. Taken K it.. ite"*o ____ _ ________________ r| -lu.ki k............. wuuldTte _.x..ia t>(_____ CiikaiiMtrtain's . Lhuuienfl juew i-liumu ut of i.enn.liry voms. I(>1„,r -j-i,,. ibat was seentwhich !><• apnlTgdto lij* arm ami no Thornapple Gas & Eleotrio Co, 1.g,j of huu hr was standing mi tlie |>ain-i the nexfiooi niOg. thn rhenmalism ’ ,bf K,,rt’ *»•«<."“ the Wt- 8®n*" for rhtjHiir• imisrtriar ’Phone 5. . ' . •'■,**,n» •** ,*',t h“ cdHld amt rheum,it bm y«u will lind nothing j aa a buck valrsi bat Is tbs gardenia., .v). John was as brave a* the belter, limn ctuunbariaui's VimL. ------ invest- He i(ad too nlticii of the] meat. -8uld by all dealers.—Adv. "ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE-" 03870969 VACUUM CLEANER Red Cross Combination Vacuum Cleaner and Sweeper SPECIAL PRICE $5.95 LA. BURTON ALFALFA The Great Soil Improver Bigger, Better Crops, Improved Soil k>NOD-O-GEN FREE<^ LUKE WATERS Special Half-Price Week, May 11-16 �THT. HATHNOK *AWX*. >1 AV ?, Hit Woodland EART WDODIAND. I Mr*. Lydia Crites of Hasting", visitivl East Woodland friend*, Friday | and Saturday. .Mr. ami Mr*. W.-Enner visilwl friends near Vermnnlvillr, Sunday. Mrs. Homer Ennfa of Traverse Cfty, visited al the home of E. /!. (foie, Wednesday nnd Thursday of last week. Mrs. J. F. Fulger of IJtnslng spent j from Tuesday until Saturday with Mr. nnd Mrs. SI. John. Mrs. Homer Hager has been suff­ ering with asthma, the part week. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kilpatrick visited his parents in East Wood­ land. Sunday afternoon, Mrs. L. Crites nnd Mrs. N. Kilgilrick-were guest* of Mr*, (toy rum of Nashville, Saturday. E. T. Colo spent part of Iasi week In Rattle Creek.Mrs. St. John warmly thanks Ihe little friends who so kindly remem­ bered her WHh a lovely May basket. RumbI Kant nor liognn carpenter work Monday on John Guy's now bant. Glen Kilpatrick /will lie one of hfa new workmen thfa summer. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Hager tried out their new auto, Sunday and found it a line success. . Mr. and Mrs. M. Rowleader enter­ tained their son, Boardy and fgmdy of Vermontville, Humiay... Coats FRANDSEN X. KEEFER’S Specials Band Trimming Lace* and Silk*. •7.98 W. IL Mohler moved Friday into Half Price the house-recently bought of .Mrs. Priest. Mrs. 8. W. Cree was taken wilh Shirts Beads-Bags—Barrets an acute al lack of stomach trouble Good suortment of l^die*' *11 wool the latter part of the week, and for COMBS, BELTS. PINS, FANS, a time was seriously sick. She is Skirt*. Voile*, Serges *nd Panama TIRS, ETC., for Graduation Mier at this writing. cloths, Mrs. W. J. McArthur ntovod Sat­ Gifts. •3.98 urday in the Mohler house on South Main 81. Glen Covert has stored his goods Boys' Overalls & Pants _ Lace Curtains Bed Spreads and far Iho preset)! will make their Coats . _ White Goods Sale home at tlie realaurnnL Special value offering* in fine Lace Boy*' Blue and Striped Overall*, also ,15.11) fine Coat*, a great line to Some rare value* in slightly soiled Great bargain* in White Good* — R. L. Wright will have one of the Curtains, worth opto f 1 -Zipair, at Wool Pants, in email sixes, at orily choose from, light or dark, at Poplin*. Lawn*, -Crepe*. Klee* best equipped garages in town when completed. . •9.98 98c 25c Cloth, Rte. C. F (Iroiinger Is busy taking tho assessment. Dress Shirts M. P.- Fuller was a business visi­ Rods • Suit Cases Raincoats Hose tor al Hastings, Friday. -• A tine of Dress Shirt*, discontinued Hr*** Rod* with solid ends; 16c qu*l. Ratra value in Black Walras imitation Ladie*' Wunderbote (second*) In Mr. and Mrs. Velois Hossa and Mr. pattern* in all *ue*. with a* with­ Mine* in. doable texture; Rain­ fty st onlf nnd Mra. George Fiftkbinder of out collar*. . White. Tan and Black, only coat* at Goshen, Indiana, drove through 10c •1.19 15c 39c •3.98 Friday in (ho former’s auto and vis­ ited friends Iml'a until -Tuesday. Tho Odd Fellow* have b< gun ac­ ' Rugs SocKs Umbrellas <5 Parasols tive work again after a.lanse of sev­ Silk Hose Dresses eral months. ’ They have purchas­ 9*12 Wool Fibre Rug* (rcarple**), A new. »hipinent of t'mbrella* nnd Men’s Wunderhose (second*) in black Ijuliv*' Afternoon Drcxae*, made ed the cast wing of the hoi el build­ l^die*' Silk Boot Stocking* in White 1’arasol*, worth up to fl.50. »|>ecial and tan in all irfrea. ing and will move il on a lot a little from Percale* and Gingham*, at 9x12 Seamlraa IlraracU $15.00 or Black at MAPLE GROVE. east from when? Il stand*, and will 9x12 Axmlositn, new pattern* 98c 15c 25c build .enough to it lo make a fine 98c Phin Winans and wife of Nash­ • 19.00 hall. At present they ineel in Gro- ville, passed Sunday at the home of xinger’n hnll nnd are taking In a Mr Jtud Mrs. D. H. Evan*. number of new member*, Nelson McOmber nml wife were Waists ’ Linoleum Parasols Gedrge Rnffler purchased the N. called to Nashville by tho serious Fibre Matting Girls* Dresses Wliliing properly on South Main, illness of Mr. McOmber's father. Yard* vide Linoleum, square yard. Well made dresses for Girls, 2 to H Sanitary Floor Covering for l!e«l GUI*' Parasol* in many pretty pat­ and has already taken possession. I’jiny .McOmber. Voile or Crepe, value* up to $2.00, 45c The purchase price wns *100.0). Room* and Rug Filling, only tern* (Fred Hmilh.of Bnftle Creek jiaiwall in one lot for I Yards wide Linoleum, square yard, Mrs. Lydia C.rileii of Hastings was ed Sunday with relatives in I his vi­ 50c*85o81.00 23c 98c railing on old friemte in the village, cinity. 25 and 50c • 59c Friday. .Mr. and Mrs. Orin Wright of Ur­ Mrs. PenrI McArthur went to bandale, passed Sunday at the homo Millbrook Friday, where her hus­ of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wolfe. Ejnbroidcry ‘ Men’s Shirts Muslin Children's White band ha* boon waiting on his Union Suits Al Spire* and wife and Ered Pol­ rou'sin. Ray McArthur, wlm is seri­ ler and family called on V. W-. A fine line of Work Shirts, made Short lengths. 1 to 3 yard remnants, Dresses Ladies' fine Union Suita; sleevelet* Bleached Muslin, yard wide. 10c ously sick wilh but little hopes of Norton and family, Sunday. Chambray and Cheviot, at from in * box at just and lace trimmed, recovery. A goad many nltended church A big showing of White Dresses for / Miss Maude Uda of Kalamasno, Runday as ihe result of Iho "(■»' to Half Price 39c 32c 8j$c visited her conslns, Mr. ami Mrs. C, Church" campaign. , E Rowlader, from Friday until Tlie I,. A. 8; of Ihe M. E. church .Monday. will meet wijh Mr. and Mrs. A.-D. Miss Edna fltadel of North Carl­ Wolfe, Friday, Moy 8, for supper. Turkish Towels Overalls Curtain Samples , Kimona Aprons Wash Goods Inn is helping Mrs. E. 8. McIntyre Four of Curtis KnoH’s children, One lot Kc Bleached Turjrlih Towel*, with her house work also Evelyn Smith and Keith.J^rspecial price Men'* Blue Overall*, well made, Sampler good for single window* or Percale Apron*, extra full style, fast Mrs Harriet Hally Holmes died nl rard have .the chicken pox. ’ 21c with and without bib*, at ' opstair* room*, choir? ’ colors, the home of he» son, H. S. Holly, Gingham*, Etc., at Little Ollie Pearce fa gaining rap­ 21-23 Inch Tarry Cloth by the yard Saturday morning. Mrs Holmes idly in health. 48c 19c 39c 19c was the oldest person In this town­ Mis* Greta Wolfe of Bailie Creek 25c ship. having reached the remark­ Sanatorium fa spending Ihe week able age of almost ninety-three wilh her parenl*, Mr. nml Ml^. A. D. years. 8ho has been a resident of Wolfe. the village nearly thirty-live years Mr. nml Mrs. Ed Reninger moved and was respected nnd dearly lov­ to OL*ego, last Friday, where Mr. ed by a very large circle of friends. Reninger has a pffidlfoo. We. niS’ 8ha leaves three mm, two brothers, very sorry to lose Mr. nnd Mrs. a large number of grand and great Reninger from our midst. ♦ When You Think of Paying Rent grand chililren. besides many mofe Curt fa Ktl'oll made n tripiin Ot se­ Andrus, -i™. Acting ahi,,, ns Deptity distant relatives to inoiim their go the Intler part of last week wilh Mrs. ju Clerk, Administered (killi CONSULT BAUER BROS. FOR YOUR OWN HOME loss. Tho funeral wns held nt the n load of goods for .Mr. Reninger. home of her son In the village, nt lo Her Husband. RAGES LONG LONG IGO SAW one thirty o'clock, Monday after­ COATS GROVE. County Clerk Andrus, who passed When You Think of Painting Y noon. attended by a large number THAT TWOULD HAPPEN The L. A. 8. will meet in the af- the .Michigan liar examinations al of friends who deeply sympathize, JUST AS IT HID wilh the mourning relatives, who. lernoon on Thursday, .May 14, nt Detroit Inst wivk. was admitted to INSIST ON HEATH & MILLIGAN’S BEST PREPARED PAINT < have n lasting hope of meeting their. the home of Mrs. Irene Brooks. the bar in Hany vounly on Tuesday loved one-in a belter land, she hav­, Tho‘aulo«raph quilt will be sold at nfleriuMMt on motion-of W. W. Pot­ ing been a devoted member of the. this meeting. All those interested ter. An jinusiifl! feature‘of The ad­ AN.INTERESTING COMPILATION When You Think of Flies + mission was the fuel ItiU Mrs. An­ N. E. church for a great many should iw present. MADE DY MR. KELLAR STEM Mr. nnd Mrs. Levi Cotion of Ver­ drus. acting ns deputy caunty clerk, years. Rev. Kenyon officiated at CALL BAUER BROS. FOR SCREENS AND SCREEN DOORS ♦ the services nnd her body wns laid montville attended church Sunday administered Iu her hti*linml Ihe constitiilionnl oatli'and swore him. tn rest beside her husband in Iho and -visited at Ernest Smith's Mr. amt Mrs. Ray Sprague of in. .Mr. Andrus will nol praclire Mr. Bryan and Hie Enron Long Ago family lol In Lake Hide Cemetery. When You Think of Wood and Coal • ■ — Those from a distance tojiltond tho Grand Rapids, visited relatives in law,, as he inlends lo liecbnm canAgreed That Ihe -Flue Must the village Sunday.and Monday. didate for county clerk for a second funeral were Mr. nml Mrs. Samuel Be $1C (a (Lach) One. There was a lino atlomfaneo at term. REMEMBER OUR LUMP, WASHED EGG AND NUT FOR . Stowell and Mr. nnd Mrs. Stowell of Ionia; Mrs. Agnes Fisher of Kain- -flu- rhuirh Servians last Sunday, il The DANNER last week related SUMMER USE. ihazoo; Mr. nnd .Mr*. Frank Holly. being "(lo to Church" day. Through PUPILSAND TEACHERSWILL the sad story of how two »»£ our Mr .and Mr*. Cassius Rlowoll nnd n mistake there was nn egad count citizen* wenrudely-interrupted by daughter. Mrs. Edith Wunderlich of made, ns was asked for, but there OBSERVE ARDOR DAY nn unfeeling game warden whil-1 For Quality and Price our Goods Cannot Be Excelled, Hastings; Mrs. Angie Overamith of were about 100 present nt the they were making a scientific inNashville; Mrs. Julia Dove of Coals morning service, besides many Sun­ -vesiigniion of the. si rang** perform­ Grove; Mm. Eva Johnson of Aurora, day school scholars, who did not re­ ances of Wall lake sucker*. It had Illinois; Mrs. Hnllie Holly of De­ main for the preaching service. Have Invited Members of the Wo­ never occurred h» us however that men's Club to Attend School troit nnd .Mrs. Dr. Buller of Kala­ There was a good attendance in the this event, with il* ration* rebuff tu evening considering that, it was' a mazoo. Friday Afternoon. science, had been foretold by the V CH» at all Ihe .churrhea fa nfr Th e furoHn-nnit- frartii'r* nf-tftp' uu*u uuu>.uf-iBut hiw» <4^ riilage wereotTtiwrtath.- village were very Targi-ly largely nl- MIuconrwB MHtl" our fclldw •town-men. Mr. Kellar| Hastings City School.* will observe d Sunday, Sunday, it il being being "Go “(io to lh“‘ w,‘ ha'” <*'w ha!1 ('oa'? . tended Siem, has plnped before us such Broadway Yards, E. Court St. Yardi '♦ sh” Sunday Sunday Grove, was given by Jasper S. Friday Mny H. ns Arbor ami Bird ample quotation*, compiled after > Church" l>ay in compliance With Ihe nrorA large number from the village, Hughes of Holland. searching study of the classic.* mid I BAUER BROS., PROP’S' Phone 224 Phone 254 The D. O. T. O. Club will meet lamatinn of Gov. Ferris. All Ihe of Ilnly XWrit. . a* will leave no | O heard .Miss Audra Decker deliveri rooms have Ins-n provided her oration "Our Nation's Destiny" with Mrs. Julia Brown, next week siflRMil wilh the 1911 Arbor and Hint Day doubt in any one's mind that pro-, nt the Holmes church. Sunday, nf- Wednesday. Mny 13. bulletin isautsl by the Department' phetic insight long ago visioned (his I Mr. and Mr*. Ira Colton of East t^rnoon, with which she won ilrsl mihupiiy visit In Wail lake; naw Hint1 honors al the District Contest last Woodland attended church Sunday of Ihiblic Instruction which gives the two men would make their Tuesday evening nt Hastings, and and spent the afternoon wilh Alon­ some excellent material on trees scientific' investigatIon of The t'will walk again.” (Hamlet, Act 1, than for council.*' (Bacon's Essays, HASTINGS MILLIM6 COMPANY and Id rds. were richly paid for the privilege zo Wood and family. sucker*;" that from afar they dis­ Chapters?’. . For several days the spirit of Ar ­ Mfi. E. E. Barnum. .Mrs. D. P, of hearing Miss Dicker, who is cer­ ENGAGES EXPERIENCED MAN "By-Jleaveiw, Watson, f believe 1 "Ilehold. I will smite with Hie rod Day has Iweii correlated with cerned I hat the line imposed would tainly to be congratulated for her Sprague, Mrs. Flora Wood nnd Mrs. bor be SK5.00, or I hereabouts, to one. see them." hcried, "Yl's, yes. II that i* in my hand upon the water." . excellent ufforto. Wc hope fur her Helen Demoivl are delegate* to Ihe the work in language, reading, mus­ meaning of course each one. must "be so." '.Adventure of the (Exodus, Chapter VII, 1741s Verse}.the best of success In the state con­ County W. C. T. 11. Convention ic and drawing and-ottier wliool ex­ Strange lo relate the sage.* of old Priory School.'Doyle). “Il is; verily, much cheaper than F. A. Childs, Formerly of Freeport which fa held thfa week in Hastings. orcises. The hoys in manual train­ were also well nwiiie of tho fact test. ‘ "tTriininals," said Holmes.” (Ad­ a net.“ (Original). and Irving Mills Comes to The CarpL'nters arc nt work this ing have been making bird Imuses that ihe two scientists. In their huMrs. C. A. Burkle was a Grand ventures of Milverton, Doyle), “As wrf passed'each other, I saw to be placed near (he school build­ week on Levi Chase's new liarn'. Hastings. Rapids visitor Monday. inilily would give l» lip' court Iho •|.el there Ih* light, and there was that tie wa« weeping." (.Michael ing. , Mrs. C. E. Rmilh nnd .Mrs. Allie C. D. Garn visited his parents In named of "While nml Black." All light." (.Genesis, Chapter I, Verse Angelo, fzingfellow). . . Al a recent meeting of Ihe Teach ­ C. A. Kerr, manager of tho Has­ Fuller attended tho. 3r<t District Hastings, Monday night. ' this may he classed /ns wonderful. IIP. ers Club a special invilnlinn was tings-Milling Co, has hail the active ; Missionary Convention of tlie While Buel I. Wolcott w’as culti* Umlor the heading* of-“8uperscrip"Beforri ill’s- ifod. I might not this Obituary. superintendency uf the llaatiniu voting his garden Saturday morn­ Church of Christ held al Grand extended nt the Haslhigs Women'.* lion. D«<nnuncomciii and Moral” our LelieVe willmul Ihe sensible and Club and all oilier* who are inter­ Addie .Moy. Hawkin* was born null and in n<ldili<Hkin this ituty he ing. his horse in turning around, in Rapids last week. industrious literary (uwnsnian has true avouch of mine own eyes." April i2lh, 1R73 and died at her has had to make the Hour. The The W. C. T. U. anniversary ested in Ihe care of birds ana the some way got tangled up in the eulpreservation .or trees, lo viiil any grouped his compilation of the writ­ .Hamlet. Chapter I. Scene I'-. home 920 So. Market SL April 30th., business has been on the increase tiyator with its hind feel. When It chicken dinner will be held May 19 nf "He therefortj sped exclaiming. toil; aged 41 years, IH day*. On during ihe past year and .Mr. Kerr the dcnartiuenl* or sclinol romps ings and orating* of the past which tried to kick loose the tighter the al the home of Mrs. Flora Wood. seem to bear .on the. tragic eveift "Th<m art eauglu.' (Dante,- Canto July 3rd., 1893 bIib was united iu ha* fell it necessary to have some Friday afternoon of this week. Sunday School Noles. cultivator .stuck, until al last tho which recently ocrurred at Wall XX IF, Lines 125-126’. . marriage with Emery F. Wilkins. skilleii help tn assist him. horse was thrown with the rullfvaNext Sunday Mny lOth-is Mother's lake. For* ihe henclii of our rend­ .“Disdain not |<> instruct us who To this union went burn seven chil­ He has been successful, in secur­ tor on top, and in such a shape that Day. Every oue please remember SECUND WARD EAST SIDERS ers w<> givo this rontribulion'en­ thou art." 'Dante, Canto XXIII, dren. three sons and four daugh­ ing Ihe service of F. A. Child.*, wlio it required the lielp of several men nnd wenr a while (lower in honor nf tire:— ters. six of whom with the husband has been actively .engaged in the SWIM STRONRLY UP-STREAM lo release the horse, which cninf your mother. Subject of next Sun­ "Black and While,” my word, a and father still survive, one liUle manufacture of Hour iu both Irving Supcrscrlptiou. out of tho fracas in quite good day’s teskon is “Tho Unjust Stew­ brand to recommend." (Dancing girl having died in infancy.x She and Free|M>rt. .Mr. Childs is well -shape, but the cultivator was a ard" from Luke 16:1-13 “AH hope abandon-ye who en­ Men. Doyle). was .i devoted nml loving wife and and favorably known and will bd sight to behold. । . G. A. Bush mid Jay Mend Started o ter. here.” (Dante. Canto XXIII, Revealed nl Mecca:— mnl her, and gave her life for her pleased to meet all his old. friend* Lines 92-94'. Mr. and Mrs C. E. Tlowladpr and NORTHEAST KA LAMO. "If they do. those things, they family. Little Cily of Their Interment in Hi verside at his new stand. ' Mrs. C. 8. McIntyre took th the Ben "I came lo Imry Caesar, nnt lo shall be apprehendetl nnd be ,cemetery. Mr. and Mrs.- Ed. Hnll attended Mr. Kerr will .Mill set as superin­ Own. praise him. The evil Hint men do Hur play al Grand Rapids, Saturday the Hawkins wedding anniversary brought before j tribunal and be* “We love thee, 0, our wife and tendent of the entire business of If you want lo see a live lil/lc lives after them." Julius Caesar. afternoon. charged therewith wilh witnesses, lust week. the company. • mother. '.Mr. and Mrs Alvnh Miller and Mr. • Mrs. Corl Reese Is recovering froul cily on a small scale go over In Iho Act 3,.Scene 2i. if il shall be provott likewise lh«y Thy memory will ever be, and. Mrs. E. F,. McHaney motored her illness/ second want and visit Jay Mead'and • Time anil Place;— shall suffer to pay slxtren sheck- Held sacred in the hearts, New Epworth League Oflicers. “And ht length Ihe feverish day over lo Ionia,- Sunday. ol* of silver.” tAl Koran, Transla­ Hazel Briggs received word from C. A. Bush. Bolh are making gnod. 0/ our loving family." Like n passion died away. Al tho annual meeting of the Ep­ tion. from original by George her cousin Vem who Js now in the Jay has been "there for some lime And the night Serena nnd still. worth League hold on Tues, lav Sale). « . navy stationed iu Vera Cruz, Mexico. and has a pood live grocery husiSOUTHWEST CASTLETON, Notice to Brotherhood Fen on collage, fake and hill." evening; the following officers “The rnlio. sixteen' lo one, lias ' Thomas Granger died Tuesday nl imss. Ho has n special adv. in Ihe (Longfellow, Daylight and IfaiknossY Supper Squad. were chosen for the coming vear: Mrs. Tobal Garlifiger nnd Mrs. his home here of cancer. DeceaMu BANKER this week. been proven by lime and usuage to “In tho dead waste nnd middle of be just -and equitable." John Ochampaugh were at Grand wns a patient sufferer for some .Mr. Rush tils been (hero nfanil President—Miss Ethel Hedrick. -Bryan A. II. Brill, Ihe chairman of the of the night. ” iHnmlel, Act I, Scene a year and has now a line barher llapid*, Thursday. tsL Vico Pres. — Miss Mabel Sisson. snoech nl Plainwell, N. JM October !Suppefr Squad of 50 who will pre­ time. He was sixty-eight years of Mrs. Martha James, son Roy and age. He leaves n wife nml three shop, nnd candy and ic? cream par­ 2nd. Vice Pres.—.Miss Florence 15th., IBM). pare the supper for Hie next Broth­ “It was darker than n bag full of daughter Mildred of East Woodland. children lo mourn his departure. lor. He also, has an adv. in the ■ erhood gathering, desires that every Watkins. "And Iheir punishment shall ba ' black cats." lltirkelbuiy Finn, • and Mra. Sarah Good of Nashville Funeral held Thursday at hi* old BANNER this Week., 3rd. Vico Prese-Misa Nora Barr. swift and sure and all men shall imember of the squad shall attend a Bolh Isiys will (real you well if Mark Twain'.. spent Sunday al Albert McClelland's. home, burial in the Cog-.ldl oeine4th. Vice Pres.—Edward Waite. meeting which will he held next “Alt I lie waters black with shad­ know and shall point their lingers Tuesday night. .May 12, nl 730 you spend the lime to stroll Over John Ochampaugh and family nnd lery. Secretary—Miss Donna Durkee. al them nml cast dlttd ill lliuni, and ' Mr. Strudwirk, moved into Hibbard * ow." ('Hiawatha. Canto IX). Troasurer—Bernard QtflRleyl they shall be hiimnleil." (Tiimiuii, <o'clock, al the Methodist Episcopal George Malhpws of'Benton visit­ Ilint way any time. • “Nol n mouse stirring;’’ (Hamlet, Offiny's tenant "house .Monday. -y ed relatives in this locality Sufi day. . Pianist—Mias Gladys Gilbert. church. As the Young Ladles Bibb' English editimi from the German « Act I, fVone.l). Mr. I.ong nnd family of Maple The new officers will be installed W. F. IL S. Meeting. The party nt Horace Dean’s last of Heuklo). « class have a banquet in the church Grove moved into Tobal Garllnger’s Tuesday night was a sucres*; Ev­ “Twn men wore dimly seen ap­ Iriinslnlton ItevealtNl at Mecca:— | parlor* that same night, the squad at the Silver Anniversary meeting, Tlie regular, monthly meeting of proaching tlie water's edge, carry­ tenant house Monday, and will work eryone had a good lime and wen! Sunday evening. May 17. the Womans Foreign Missioirary ing sqnicthing betwren them." Um­ "Whi’n you have done this 1meeting will he held upstairs in the far him this summer. home well salfafled. Society will he hold on Wednesday agninsl Hie law yfur mind wjll !west gallery,' and nil members of Evenly Years After). Ralph Ochampaugh .who has been Edgar I'yler of Charlotte visited afternoon, Mny <3th at the home nf ma*, nol llnd case a»r your sou) re- 1the squad will please enter the Veteran* Endorse Wash. Gardner. “fjiuneli out into the deep and let slaying with his cousin J. Ochnm- his brother over Sunday. Mrs. Royal Myers. E. Slate Road 81, , pose." (Al Akhtakyjalaly. .Meek- !churrh by the south door, and not your net* for a draught. nn<| At the meeting ‘of Fitzgerald T>augh and family(for some lime has Roy Dean fa working for Frank A mystery meeting—Program in (town er's Translation from original by ' the east door. ^ Post. Grand Army of Ihe Republic­ when they had Illis done, they in­ returned to'his home tn Allegan Co. Barlig. charge, of Mrs. .Merrick amt Mrs. ,closed a great multitude of fishes Arabic). \ an Saturday, the members declared Advertised Letters. Engle. Also one chapter of The and their themselves ready to support Form- ~ nets brake." (Luke. . MoruL , . Gleaners of Morgan Arbor, atten itten-­ Tlie appearance of the 'ground* King’s Business, by Mrs. Smith. । Chas. G. Brocato. A. G. Childs, er Congi^ssman Wuhiugtcm Gard­ Chapter Verses IV and VL tion.. Regular meeting Balur ' inlay about the I. 0. 0. F. temple has Music. Mrs. Grant. “There be IhMQ that can pack ’Thus. McGueen. .Melvin Fuller. Ed. ner in his race for tho governorevening. May 9. Refreshment*i 'will been greatly improved by iho nfew ’ Denouncement. Devotion* Mrs. Rickel. thn Bards and yet not play.well. ’Watkins. Mrs. A" Heywood; Mrs. R. shitr. Nr. Gardner i* national craal>e served. L. Adkins, Lecturer. parking. . ,rT will watch tonight; parehanep Such men are Utter for practice 1B. Craig. Mystery Box Contest, • . inander of the G. A. H. Headquarters for Reliable Merchandise and Low Prices .. nn.hi, WALL LAKE FORETOLD The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co �. THE BAgTOW* tANM;ll. MAT T, »ll --- | PERSONAL MENTION | han Lewis Ind family spent Sun­ day in Lowell. hr. C. P. I^ithrop was iu Grand Rapuls. Tuesday. Grover Brooks of Lansing, was iu town over Sunday. . Ford Hicks was home from Beld­ ing, Saturday ui|?ht. J. W. Sage was in Kalamazoo from FridayWl Monday. George Whucomb of Grand Han­ fils was In lh<i\cily’Tuesday. F. F. McNair returned last week from a four months stay in Florida. ‘ • >f»ven, of Cariion vi*. day 1,1 *n Ibiyuiond, Thur*- rlyer*SH‘ visited at G; ds^4 IU lu J^blay nml SaturTKttMrllosc Clark mid .Mary MatBh-ws wero in Grand Rapids Tut-s- jfouse Cleaning « Jhis is jfouse Cleaning Month The time when housewives start in at the garret and “clean up” down to the cellar. Naturally when you think of house’cleaning you also think of refurnishing. Freshly decorated walls suggest new carpets, rugs and curtains. Many of the old furnish­ ings look shabby in the bright sunlight and new ones must be bought. f< W days visit with relatives in Chi- ina'w Ht ."■il,,‘,1'»ina Bates is visiting ^ruce of Sag­ . :-L«{n Bauer-is building tuf addi­ tion to his residence in the second ward. Mrs. Fn-d Uuiiitgluu of'Kalamaxow vislhM Hustings frtends, Wed-tiragJay. Don Kerr has sold his r«*siu<*nce property iu the first wanl to Leand­ er Cain. .. Mri Charles Wightman of Chi­ cago Is the guest of. Mrs. It. L Hrndersliutl. S,r»- KleryTIopkms of Bal liniort*| spent tho past week with Hastings relatives. Mrs. Clmviiee Rogers of Sl. Igmirr I8 of ber mother, Mrs. G. J. Wilkins. Mrs. Adalinc Smith went to Bellevtie, ha I unlay to attend the funeral of a sister. Mr. and - Mrs. hlcnier Vecnstaa wen* bunday guests of relatives m North Irving. . ■ Mr. and .Mrs. Delbert Jones went to (.op'-mish Tuesday for a visit with friends. . ..C. I>. Garn of Woodland spent *,,h bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fobias Garn. Mr. and Mrs. Lonn Custer of Jackson wen* Sunday guests of telalives in Hie city. Mrs. Liizie Trimmer went lo the Bull' nvorlli hospital for Irvalnieiil. Wednesday- morning. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bales motored on Monday tn Detroit where they are visiting relatives.' John McElwain of Lansing visited his brother Jason McElwain and family Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. I»wig|it Goodyear of Jamil. Dhio. .were, gueals. of J. S. Goodyear over Sunday. ■ ' Mr. and Mra. Frank AllerHtq£ of Carlton, took dinner with Mi-s' I Lydia Haymond. Sumlnv. Dr. ami Mrs. Seth Anglo of Flint. I ami Mr. and Mrs. Will Barnaby mo­ tored to Jackson, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Sullivan co- I frriaiii'sl the former’s slater from Lake Odessa, over Sunday. Richard Polls 8|>(*nl Sunday in Grand Ranids with his grandmoth- er. Mr*. Claremp: D« 1'lanla. William Palmer, has returned to hi* home in Cushing. Oklahoma, af­ ter visiting his parents here. Merrick Heed wns callgwl to H«*l|rvtie Salunlay to attend his sister's funeral. ■ lie reiurmsl Tuesday. Mrs. Emma Ford of Lnvell spent May 8th to 22nd ■ i tv' . Wwards of Irving Wednes^uhn Roberts left .oq Friday for a This store will particularly feature goods needed during house cleaning and furnishing season. In addition to the articles men­ tioned here you will find this store equipped during the next two weeks in May with hundreds of other items suited to the time and the season. ' . . ‘ - Linoleums —— Jhe Charm of fine Rugs Jngrain Carpets Remarkable values for our Special House Cleaning Sale. The newest and choicest patterns of the year, just arrived recently. Nothing adds so much to the charm and cozincss of a room os pretty floor coverings. You should sec our room and hearth size rugs in /Xxminstcr, Wilton, Tapestry, Brus­ sels, Body Brussels and Wilton Velvets. All tlie New Spring patterns. Good assortment of all colors for your selection. Inlaid Linoleum,-extra heavy grade, regular lt.oo value. 1’cr square yard Oe/G Rich feavy Axm,nstsr Rugs The best 16-4 or four yard wide Genuine Cork Linoleumns. Special Price per square yardVw/G fTQ/v Size 9x12 16-4. four yard wide, a trifle lighter weight linoleum. Pe square yard_____________________ .....vwG 17 ^7/* Oriental and floral pattern* priced •pccially for the -Houk Clean­ ing Sale at tie.SO and tZZ.BO 8-4, two yard wide Best Duality Linoleum, good hssortment of patterns. Special price per yardVl/G Seamless Milton Velvet Rugs 8-4, two yard wide Linoleums, best 50c grade. Our <9Azv Special Price per square yard----------- --------------- Vw/v Attractive Curtain Materials It is with a great deal of satisfaction that wc calkyour attention to o0r comprehensive assortments of the newest and best Curtain Goods of the season and wc feel Sure that our Special House Cleaning values will particularly appeal to you. There are pretty Scrims, Etamines, Batistes, Madras and Gala­ teas with daiqty drawnwork or heiuatitohed effect in white, cream and ecru, specially priced 1 £ per ,d. kan,..! .... .. ,.1DC tO -Size 9x12 Iteautifnl quality, comes in floral and Persian pattern*. Special price............... 422.00 Seamless Brussels Rugs Size 9x12 Arc very much in demand. Our handsome Oriental Ruga ara remarkable value* for thia Special price414.75 Japestrq Brussels Rugs Size 9x12 An exceptionally attractive Rug for this unusually low price. Special Price $13.50 Size 9x12 Size 9x12 These genuine Body Brussels rqg» must tie Ktn to be appreciate!. Our Special Price is $27.50 Jeamless Japestry Axminster Rugs Brussels 8Jxl0.6 Special price.. 412.50 Special Price .................... $12.50 Printed Scrims, Madras, Batistes, Etamines, the very newest ...9c to 29c And there *s a host of pretty Draperies, pretty Cretonnes, pret­ ty Silkolines, Denims, Burlaps, Scotch Madras and heavy Tapestries lor your selection. ZOw Sultana Cottage Carpeting BeautifulfoMt color, printed ticsign*. Tlie l>cst floor * — covering for the uionev. SjMxiul price per yard.. ■ Carpet paper ■ , In room size roll*, plain and corPer roll, 50c and 73c, fibre Matting, femp Carpeting ana Granite Carpets. {•"rTK,i<>.s99/j Special Pricc-per yard...W^'* Carpet Samples Ingrains, Brussels, Velvets, Etc., at special prices from 3Oo up. Cngland iOool fihrt Rugs Lace Curtains We are showing a very complete assortment of new Spring Patterns in Nottingham, Net, Scrim, Etainine and Renaisance Curtains in white and Arabian. X7/lz» £Si Special price per pair.....................................vUG IU 0O Wc have many special lots of i and i}^ pairs which will be closed out at a great saving to you. Curtain Poles, Sash Rods and Window and Door Fixtures at Sjxxia! House Cleaning Prices. Special Values in Portieres and Couch Covers. Especially desirable lor bedrooms, dining rooms and living rooms, also porches. Our Special Prices are: Sixe 9x1a$8.25 and $9.50 Size 6x9 at-------------------------------------------------------- ------- $5.50 SIZE thcl2 These rugs are a heavy sort of Ingrain rug with a Brussela^eflect and arij-eversible. Sixxial price H)indo^ Shades Our prices mean considerable saving to you. You cannot afford to be annoyed by d^~6Td shade - when you can buy new ones at the^e prices. y Columbia Pro-Brussels Rugs feather Pillows Superior Jngrain Extra super grade. Strictly all two-ply carpet. Stxeial a a House Cleaning S.ilc I’ricc per yard......./ Body Brussels Rugs Royal Milton Rugs Exceptional values, splendid rich patterns. Special pice 427.50 Leicestershire Jngraln Extra quality' heavy two- m plv all wool carpet. yardfZU ATiitc. Special, per yard. ,.$6.95 Best 25c and 30c Shades The most desirable coIbrsTgOOd heavy~MKteriaron Btotrly Slut B‘d Pttlous. best spring rollers; Our sjxrcial price is_-*——,— rizG Bcphew. Dan D-wis ami family. /fouse dresses and Aprons Warranted dustless, odorless and sanitary, J? O KZ) .Mis. R. M, Lambie returned Fri­ filled with new feathers, sire 22x28, ex. val., pr..0V»Vl/ day from Ponlinv, where she was Best 50c Shades Special values for the House Cleaning event. called by Hie illness of a brother. Guaranteed feather Pillows, Heavy oil colors,'best guaranteed rollers. Gingham and Percale Apnms, special prices from 23c to 98c W. J. Warner, who has been ill Special Price each________________ 1 for the last six weeks, is .-lowly re­ House Dresses, neat styles, made well, excellent . Absolutely dustless and odorless, no quills, 3(9 17/) covering, al the home uf Fred Ry­ quality, S|>ccial prices.. _____________________ 98c up pretty patterns, best leather tick., spe. val. erson. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Shawmtm re­ turned Tuesday from Lowell, whe?e Mash boards and Qahtanized Pubs they have been the past week vis­ iting lief parent*. . . Best coated steel Wash Boards at-25c Mrs..Mary. Mills aiulJjUlfi Loub-e went to Newark, Ohio. I hur»day. Brass Boards at--------------- - ------------------------------ ;——- 35c for a two weeks visit v. uh Clyde Best Willow Clothes Baskets, square-shaped Glass Boards at—------------------------- - -------------- --------------------- 39c Daniels and wife. ’ ..Mrs. A. tkaven ot Shultz spent the wooden bottom, 3 sizes, at--------------- .^$1,25, 1.30 1.35 Extra strong Galvanized Tubs, spe. vals. nt 55c, 65c, 77c week end willi relative., in tin- t-ny, Lenox Soap ’ ‘ Swifts’ Pyidc Wash Powder . Best Willow Clothes Baskets, all willow and attended the. funeral of her 3 bara.'for_____ ____ __ /Oc package 20c and 4c cousin. Mrs. Wilkins. Pineapple Canning Meek bottoms, oval shape, special prices85c and 98c Mr. and Mrs. Frank l-augstrom Galvanic Soap 25c Split Wood Fibre Clolbes Baskets, medium « b*r* for........... __ Dustless Sweeping Powder returned fast week' to their home Now is the pineapple canning season and we have laid in a in Cincinnati after visiting Mr. ami and large sizes, at4_45c and 50c large shipment of choicest ripe frtiit and offer them at lower Flake White !3c Mrs. R. I. ilcndersholt. 25c prices than ever bdore. \ Fancy, chopping Baskets, handsome baskets. fl bar* for....... Ralph W. ilogers, W. It. Jamieson, Chloride of Lime V. Wellman. T, Sage and Will Smith 95c 36 size extra fancy Pineapples, per dozen.. 3 sizes, al:------------------------------------------------- .... 55c and 65c Sal Soda allemk'il the Itoxing t-outusls in 11.10 30 size extra fancy Pineapples, per dozen.. /5c Kalamazoo Friday evening. Clothes Lines q S1.25 24 size extra fancy Pineapples, jxu dozen., Miss Edith Smith, who lias been fl.35 18 size extra fancy Pincapjiles, per dozen.. Wyandotte Cleaner? working in- the local telephone Clothes Bars de o.lDcfl for thq past two years, lias 93c 11.25 Rack* now. 22 lbs. B^f Granulated Jugar for 41.00 gone lo KalamAzuo to work. SPECIAL PRICES ON MASON FRUIT JARS AND Gold J Just J. L. Crawley, Edwi|rd Goodyear, Scrub Brushes <?c 20c Frank Adair and Hoy Andrus atTwo Sixxial Values for this sale at.------------- $2.45 and $3.10 JAR CAI'S AND RUHBER R1NQS. Urge packages... Umd<*d work in Royal Arch masonry in Grand Itapids, Tuesday evening. AHss' Wihnie Robinson, who is uiteqdiug normal here, spent- from Our pure food'Grocery Department Ladies', Misses' and Children's Friday until Tuesday morning with hep parents near Hickory Corners, fliss (Hive Lathrop who has been is One of the finest Rsudy-to-Wsar and Millinery spending the tmst year with Dr. and Mj> Ikilliemus in San Diego, Choice Fresh Vegetables, Berries and Green During tbc busy event' we have not over­ Cnl, returned to her home in this Goods every day. looked pur ready-to-wear departmentcity, Friday. department *ftore •'bu|<erinttmlenl-M.*ct of Cily The'vcry treat brands ot Canned Goods, Bulk You must come and ace the clever tty lea and hi liools ami Mrs. j\ E. Ellsworth,-uf and Package Groceries at Economy Prices. * special values for ibis House Cleaning Sale. Phone 30 /fastings, Mich Alma, were in Hustings, early, in tlie week. They intend to move here about July L ttwuy Moore lias left Hie employ of tlie Curfiudidaled Press A Tool company, and moved uimn «■ farm Clirlsllmi Endeavor Banquet. Miss Lula McCreary returned to1many friends oLotio of Ihe best ever W. II. Shroll; ••Jixlras” 1‘ruf. W. T. To Enlarge Doitling School. mar FreejuMl where he will lead nuHons for Harry county students flay to her .homo in Holland, after Waller; "Lesser Lights,” Mi-s .Mny tile simple life. Like Hastings, Dowling has out­ Will be held on Thursday and Fri• Members of Christian Endeavor niinr’s entertainment they have had Still; "Up HlrrmiKTs.” Ort* Ah-ad. Mr. and Mrs. C. Markham, of Hol­ visiting llasliiigH friends the |iu»l Houicty of the' First United Breth­ for some tnn»*.~ grown the accumrnodnlioiu of its, day of next week. The examina­ . ' Last year bins humh^tl mid fifty . land. arrived SalUrday to visit their ten days. ren Church have modi* elulHirale Ths- menu-and'speaking will also were present to enjoy this nimUnl Kcbools. Thi number of children tions will fie held Uj Hastings, Mid­ daughter. Mra. F. J. Bells, and n<Mrs. Ellis larks* of Colon was in preparation* for Ihe third minimi Conti*! uf the best. ha* been im-rcasiug nnd the present dleville, Nashville, Woodland, Lacey feart, this yi-ar it is. sni"rtfd to quarters m.tim'd over for Hie Home- Coming the cily Tuiwday. Little Elslmi an-I banqiK'l of their society to lie lu-ld tir\> ■ uvercrawded. On ami Jiejlon. Betwiwin .100_and. 4WJ •Ths* prim-iplo Mpeaker of the .eve­ eiitcrluiu sn'er two hundred. social al tlic/Baptisl church,'Mon­ Margaret Bin-ton. who have been on Monday ovi-niiig, beginning al ning will t><- ii.,c, Yanderc-ook, Sec­ Tuesday evebing. at a pnhlm meet­ will writes the examinations. Ono day flight. staying with her fdr five wucka re- MWen x>T-lock, in Hu' Odd Fallow’s retary of Hildings new Y. M. C. A. ing, it -xvus decided toM-nlarge the inilf hf Uie number Will write in , Huslinge. Axil lii'inpeo, auexpert no •chan ie lurned home wilh-her. temple. Till! well known Mouret* His subject vHll- be, "thniiimult in W. U. Stehhin* received ;■ tnbj- si-hool house and lo employ two who has lM*«n employed in the C011MIm Marcia uonkltng was home Family Orchestra.have l>een Bcrtir- the Rough." flu will no doubt say ,-age on tjurul.iy'g'iviiig Irini the glad teachers. Messrs In-Pi-fesU-r, Web­ T. L Potter who wag opemted up­ Militialcd Prew» * Tool factory .for front Ealamazsxt over Bunslay. ster mol Ornuhy were appoirfled ed to furnish music for Ilia oc­ many g<«>.| r«mh| things DI of Hilvrest interest cffiiCffli, i 7, .. on Monday morning at th« Butter­ year*, left on Suiwky for hi» eernmg Ghristian training and^de7wws Hint m.* i< again grandfather. intyn'beh ’ of a Ijulldiiis c'ummttA-. Il» is estimated Hint opdut 1.700 casion. worth hoipital. Grand flapids. -for “* '*•;“*! people attended Mirvicea at the \ar. The success of the. last two bau- ,v'Alnpimmt of our Young People, n daughter hating bren iorit ou | api^endicitis. doing mcciyjmi iiicelujind ir it Eight Grade ExumlimtloM. "I ’ peumeitis. is mung h'wm'-sick Iml- inertly fims churches in this cily lust Suu- <|IJ-I- gii.-n liy these wide fwakfl flllier addre«M>« will lic’aN follow*: that day to Mr*. Flidny.Templeton. 1 to Uke a vacation, „ <<Uy. ■ •All, annu,! visl.lh ’ b-r.<L- eiaml-l young churtirworkeni assure their ”1’r,lining fur Christian EQIcieuey," i <U Seattle/ . • 39c Mash Powders. Soaps and Clothes gaskets Grocery Specials JQ Bissell Carpet Sweepers Meickgenant & Riede �THEHAffTIWS LOCAL MEWS If You are in a Kuppenheimer Suit You Are Yau have nothing to fear bn the score of either service, style or quality. On the contrary you have cause for gratification in all. This fact is emphasized with telling effective­ ness in our large showing of new spring models for men and young men. New Spring Arrivals in Arrow and Mon­ arch Shirts. New Spring Hats and Caps New Spring Neckwear. See Our Window Morrill, Lambie & Co ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS Hastings Michigan THE CHURCHES Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Russell IL Brcady, Pastor. 10:30 A. M. Public worship and sermon by Rev. L. E. Lennox, D. D. of Kalamazoo. 7:30 P. M. The Quarterly Choral service. Bishop Burt will deliver a lec­ ture, the general public being in­ vited ut 8:15 P. M. May lOlh, the subject will be announced next week. Tho Sunday Hdliool demonslralion will be al six o'clock, the • Brotherhood Kipper al 7:00 o'clock, Bishop Burt will apeak for a few minutes to both bodies, after which lio will deliver the public lecture. Therc-will be no admissloib-ft'e or collection. Let all our people remember that . beginning with* the hrs(. Sunday in June the Sunday school will be at 10:00 o'clock, and the morning sere vice at II o'clock. The following is lh« order of worship at the Quarterly Choral service next Sunday nt the Metho­ dist Episcopal church. 7:30 p an. By the chorus choir, Mr. P. A. Ten Haaf, of Grand Hapids in charge. Organ Prelude, “Reverie" by - Flagler. Mrs. Doyle. invocation sentence, and re­ sponse, "Thu Lord Is In His Holy Temple." Hymn. No. 020. . Tim Apostles Creed, chanted.* Chorus, 'Thu Magnificat” by Treadwell. Prayer, “The Lord's Prayer, __ - riimiHd.‘ ■ ■ * Duet. “Though Your Sins Be Xa Scarlet” by Doane, Mrs. Troxel, Mr. E. B. Caldwell. The Psalter, the 10th Sunday eve­ ning. The Gloria Palri. Solo. “Nearer To Thee" by Stan­ ton. Mrs. Tilmarsh. ■Old Testament Lesson. Quartette “tn Heavenly Love. Abiding" by Parks. New Testament Lesson. Nunc Dimiltia, the peopio stand­ ing. Chorus. “Jesus The Very Thought of -Tliee,” by Farmer. Hymn. No. 367. Duel, “Come Unto Mu” by Parks, Mr. Horton, jlr. Kerr. Solo, “Fear Ye Not, () Israel,” by Huck, Mr. P. A. Ten Hnaf. Evening Prayers from John Wes­ ley's Liturgy, wilh choral Amen. Choral benediction, “The Lord Bless Thee, nnd Keep Thee.” - Special music. Anniversary of­ fering. Benediction. Presbyterian Church. Tissot'rt famous pictures of the life of Christ will bo shown m-xt Sunday evening. Tlie Blcreoplicon .will be-usvd. The illustrated hymn song- will he "Joy To The World." The choir will sing. Morning wor­ ship nt 10:30; evening worship al 7:30.* There was n large increase in the attendance Inst Sunday morning. United Brethren’ Church. Our “<»u to Church Sunday" was C. W. Ballou, Pastor. .. a splendid success. The evening “Go lo Church Sunday" brought Sacred Com-crl was pronounced a good, many new faces into our congregation for which wq are very church. grateful nnd hope all were as richly The social meeting of the Fellow­ repaid for coming ns we were in ship Club will b<- held in thexburch haviitx them present. ami parlor on Friday evening. May Next Sunday will also lie a day- of 15. instead nf Tuesday the 12. Com­ special program Iwith in the morn­ mittees are al work arranging the ing nnd al night. The morning hour evening's entertainment. will be in the inlcresl of the HlrtiMrs. Roland Clark, scc’y of .Ihe doy school scholars, and (lie eve­ Grund Ramils. Y. W. C- A, addressning service will bo the Anniversary •m1 x|rilgVlli*,tlj>r (iirliu^l. their program of the Christian Endeavor social mrellhg held in (Im church Society. These to be followed on on Monday evening. Hen address Monday night willi the third animal was vciy mufh.nppreeialeik banquet ut the Odd Fellow’s Tem­ ple. beginning al 7:00 o'clock. Baptist Church News. We want every Sunday school scholar present al Iho 10:30 service that can possibly be there. Sunday school. 10:30. , Morning The evening program begins at worship, 11:30. Mother's day will 7:00 o’clock ns follows: . be observed. The. pastor Will Oc­ Anniversary Scrvlcro cupy the pulpit of the Baptist ripening exorcises. * church liv Nashville for the morn­ Scripture reading responsively by ing service, ami Mr. Lierman Soder Seniors nnd Juniors. • will preach in his place. Uplift, and Blessing Addresses. Young People's Meeting. (f:30. (a) What God liulh wrought, Leader, Miss Maud Charlton. Hart Stamm. Pres. Yoke Fellow Band, 0:30, Leader, . ibl - Christian Endow vor a-drain­ ing school for^ the Church, Ernie Evening* service, 7:30. Special Farrel. *** song service. -Evening message.by (c) For’ Christ and the Church, pastor. Mary Stamm. Tuesday evening collage prayer id) The Young People’.*! Depart­ mi'-elilig, 7:30, will be held nt Hie ment of the Uniled Brethren home of Mr. and Mi>. Colioon. Church. Clark Adams. South Hanover SI. (e) ’ Our intermediate ' . nml Every mother who attends either Younger Brothers and Sisters, Mrs. Sunday school or morning.worship C. W. Ballou. al the Baptist church next Sunday, Music. by-Juniors. will rextivo a. beautiful Hower us u Address by Pastor. souvenir. A Checking Accoun What Does It Mean? It means that you should bring.all.your,,money to us—that is, all your working capital—all the money you are using from day to day—and de­ posit it in an account so you can check it out—so you can write out a check with which to pay any bill or account. It keeps your money in a safe place, free from danger of fire, thieves or loss. Instead of reaching in your pocket for money you reach for a check book and write out a check for the amount you want to pay. That is the businessr like way of doing—that's the way to have every­ thing safe. We are here to help you keep your money safe and moke it go as far as you can. Be sure to OonsUlt us. Better attend to the matter at once PAGE FIVE MAT 7. Wfl. Mrs, John Bronson is very ill. Northern grown ered potatoes nl Fuller's Grocery. 2-wks Born. 1o Mr. and Mrs. Fay Hull, Wednesday morning, a fine baby boy. ' Attend Endeavor bnnqu. i Monday May if. Tiolwia’ 35r, at Harveyl Drug Store.—Adv. The next regular meeting of Iho city council will bo hehl on Friday .•veiling. Considerable important husinrfts will be Irtnsaried. Crynlitt creftmery KnnniinreH in their adv. the conltnuaii. .- of (heir offer of 3 cents premium per pound of butter fat for sweet cream. County School Commissioner Edger is being* Initialed into Ihe tricks of keeping a new automobile in the road. The Welcome Cornet * L: A. S. and W. C. T. U. will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Geo. Fimtlrfon for lea. Thursday May it. All are inviled: The tfasltngs Milling (k>. still of­ fer I00 lbs. of Purity Hour for >2Jl). They announce in tb<*ir adv. this week that they are telill giving away dishes. Floyd Thomas and Mi** Marie Jacobs were united in marriage Rev. Father Lihskey al St. Hose rectory nl six o’clock Wednesday morning. Hear Moiirer Family Orchestra nt Endeavor banquet, nod enjoy feast at Odd Fellows Trmple; May ||. Tickets, 35 cents, Harvey's Drug Store.—Adv. Brubaker & Howe Announce' in, their adv. this week that they will give. FREE to any child in (his county one of the 8I50 swings shown Ja their adv. _________ Henry Englehardt is iitovlng liis "North Shh' Grocery" uno a new building In North Michigan avenue. His quarters -were formerly in n portion of his residence. Mr. Alien Johnson informs the BANNER that out of th.- I9 Buick cars he bought for this ■season, he has only 3 left. This is a pretty good record for the first year. The marriage of John Burk and Mrs. Flora Prince of Kinderhook, was solemnized, by Rev. I. J. Bickwell nt East O^lead, recently. Their friends here Unilu in best wishes. Horiwhide laps for shop men. They are light, water-proof and will outwear two or three ordinary leather soles. Ludlow's Electric Shoe Shop, al Cook and -Henry's.— Adv. . A mislakd occurred in Edmunds Bros. adv. in Inst week's issue of the BANNER. Pocahontas coal was quoted at *5.50 per ton and it should li.B- been IMK Plra*e note the change. > . Hotel Barry-havr anmnineed.n -rpeciial Sunday dinner to l»e serv­ ed to Hastings people ut the popular price of 35 cdhls. They are run­ ning their menu iu this issue of BANNER. The next meeting of the local D. A. II. -chapter will he held on Mon­ day al the home of Mrs. H. M. Lam­ bic. As Ibis will be the annual meeting, reports will be read and officers elected'-for the **ensuing year. Leona, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Craig, had the mis­ fortune to fall dm\n stairs ou Mon­ lay. and break both inmes in her right arm. Last June site fell mid broke one bone in her left arm. Dr. McGufiln reduced Gh« fractures.— That the A. Br Cameron pianos, sold here by the Miller & Harris (fo., ore a very high grade instru­ ment is shown by the telegram to them from the Sheehan English opera (k>;,Nwhich will appear here next Tuesday night. This telegram is given in full in Miller & llgrrlCo. adv. elsewhere. • JtfSM Town-ieinl hoi liotight Hie IK* lots al Un- corner of Michigan Avenue ami Stale Rond SU known 'as the Marble lot*. These lots Join Mr. Townsi’inFs “O.ik Hill" property and are the inosi desirable corner lots on Michigan* Ave. and we ex­ pect to see some of Mr. Townsend's enterprise in improving these Inis. George Luiz, a tailor with large experldhcO, who |i:i< taken over the business of the Hill KlqHiing Co.. 23Q West Hlrihi Sr ..'Carroll's old stand, -aunomicr* Hint he will allow $2.00 toward any merchant thilbred Suit in his large line to any cif.*lomer who will rut out his adv. in Illis issue and take it to his place of business. Have Ihe* sole- sewed on you? shoes instead nf nailed on. Th**y wear longer, are more pliable and twice us comfortable. Men's sewed Special Spring Bargains At Prices that Will Attract Our ad. last week brought many people to our store to investigate our special bargains. Wc are continuing the same prices this week. SHOES 1 lot $2.50 Ladies* Shoes, special price per pair $1.69 Dresses and Kimonas । Ladies’and Misses’ DressAll Ladies’ and Men’s Ox-1 cs and Kimonas, $1.50 values, Sale price fords will be closed out at| .OXFORDS 25 to 60 per cent off $1.11 MEN’S WORK SHOES Per pair_..$1.75,$2.50, $3 $1.00 values, Sale price MEN’S FINE SHOES _79c_ Priced.$1.50 up to $3.50 Dress Skirts SUITS AND COATS - In checks and plain materials, $25 Suits. Ladies' and Misses', now.918.00 fao Suits, Ladies’and Misses', now_$15.00 I16.75 Suits, Indies' and Misses’... $12.50 Others at $5.98 and up. $2.98—93.98—94.98 Jia Coats. Ladie*Laad-Misscs'—l__.S8.50 lio Coats, Ladies' and Misses’...$7.50 $7 Coats, Ladies' and Misses'$5.50 Messaline and silk-finish materials. LACE CURTAINS A few bargains: Underskirts 98c, $1.38, $2.18, $2.98 Curtain Material #7-oo Net Curtains, per pair...$4,48 $3.00 Cream Scrim, per pair2$2.29 $2.00 White Scrim, per pair$1.48 $1.00 White Curtains, per pair79c Odd lot of Curtains we will sell at 1-2 price, at from 13c to $1.25 each. Al good assortment of colored and plain borders at 10c', 15c and 25c .Also better ones at 35c—50c Grocery Department ?.* ..*«“* & “* SuK"r.......... f 1.00 i Fancy Brango. per doz_______ 25c ' New shipment of Pineapples hulk Cocoa. |xr lb25c t Iiii« 3 cans Early June Peas................ 25c J. ’ ’ ‘ ’ r » iv i- "u ' ’ iC* 1 for .canning. Better come early 3csn» Country Gentleman Corn.25c; Goo‘l G,*“le "f Hulk CoHee. lb... 23c and select first picking. J. T. PIERSON &HASTINGS, SON MICH. Phone 9 Department Store ('.LARKSVILLE. Mi. mid Mi-. A. W. Dilleiibnch cairn* Saturday tu visit (heir m>ii> and families m this village. A. J. I’usl visited bis son. Walter and family in Mulliken p\er Sun­ day. Miss llerma Ikiiley of IgtiislUg. visited her mother. Monday*. -I >G, -Warmr. \_iMltd . relatnr^-H.. \\ <«>dlaud.. Sunday. The Lillies Literary will meet with Mrs. Herliert Chase, 1'huixluy, Mi*, and Ml'S. Mf A. Harvey spejil Thursday hi Grand llhpids. Leonard Naif* wys in Grand Rap­ ids over Sunday. Hay Jackson and family spent from Eridiiy Viiffi Sunday in Grand Itnpfds. LeRpy Heaven, wife and baby sp«-ul Sunday-in Freeport. ' ■ • Tho Campbell T<.\Mi*hip Sunday I School Cimventiim was held Satur­ day al the Progressive- Brelhrenl chureb. An excelleiil program was I given. ' • • ' [ Mrs. Rachel -NmVutt is visiting inf Hu* vicinity. Cleo Beebe is liuuv* from lam­ ing wilh n broken min., which Ji<* got while playing ball with the Hv<>] • "This vacation has sunburned me all right, hut blessed if it factory team.' Mrs. Ed. Baltic* is .very sick with hasn t sunburned Mr. New Suit, too. stomach trouble. Me. Buttles has! "Whod t*ver think that two weeks ot hot »un would make been poorly for \ long time. Alims Dlldine died al hts home its shoulders and front fade out like that! Friday night of pneumonia.* . Royal Haller and Racie Lypaid! "Next time I II take brother Jim s advice and get a Kirschwere united in mafTittgw Wcdne*-i ft. day.-They left Ihe. same eveningt baum Suit." for Grand Rapids. They will live on tin.* Ilalli-r faini. Women’s sowed soles, flOc; Women's Henry Norriitt lias received the nailed soles, 50c: soles cemented on appointment ,.f carrier on R. F. D. turned shoes. Ludlow's Electric i3. Before any fabric can qualify* to enter a Kirschbaum Sult, it is Shoe Shop al Cook A Henry’s 2nd Levi Bi-randh* who has been dan-1 hand store—Adv. germisly' ill of pneumimiu, im­ tested with.nitric acid and by a week's exposure to sun. These two The boys of Hie Kalamazoo Y. M'. proving. ■ tests prove all our suits absolutely fast in color. C. A. ranging in ages from the ' Mrs. Schrock weld hi Grand Rap­ youngest to llm-e 15 yearn old will ids. Tuesday, called there by tliei And our Kirschbaum Clothes have all the other qualities of the camp at Lower Crooked Lake, west illness of her 'daughter, Mjs. H. J i highest grade clothes—except* the price. Each one of them is guar­ of Milo next month. This will lame, who is iu undergo mt opera-1 make tlpj Qiird Y. M. C. A. body to lion. anteed all-wool. London shrunk, hand-tailored and sewn at all ■ . enjoy recreation al n lake in Barry I’. L Iknkcs of Dowling spent poipts of strain with silk thread. county. The.Grand Rapids Y. M. (’,. Tuesday, willi his brother. A. (',. . A. will camp, at Barlow lake, the Let us show you how economically we’can brighter you up for fJtlle Charlie Benedict hi|s Ifl’im! Harry county lad* probably al Gun serioufly iH with pneumonia and! Spring. lake. •-•i,.\e fe U* an- entei lainc-l Ilia! he The possibility of war with Mexi­ indy not recover. Miss Trdski i-., co has rcsulted in numerous appli­ Ihe trainiM nurse in attendance. I cations for comiiil**ion8 al the dur Miss Mary McCormick of Grand' department. Among those who Rapid-, is visiting her parfenli*. 4 have announced themselves ready E. F. Cool ami CpZare pfeiuiring. lo accept commissions In Iho. navy to build-a wareliouse mirth of their’ is George Smith, of this cily. who elevator.' • has Served three years In tho mtvy. Mrs. Mnxom. Grand Mitlron of the Mr. Smith has a sharpshooter's rec­ ri. E. S. spent Friday wilh the logoi ord. There irre many here in Bar­ Cilgpter. . ry county wiltror without military *A number of the members of the experience who wlll.be only too Clarksville 0. E. H. were guests-nf IlUHe Diiipin Helle Rtmkc* was] luiile her lilh Imihduy. There < ' glad to enlist if the call for volun­ tb>* Luke Odessa Cli'npler. Thursday sliglilly injured by, a lighted cigar were about thirty 'young -peupfo J. teers'comes. The recruiting offices, night. . Jiiiriiiiig her eye. la^t Tuesday. It [ present. The evening' Wa». spent nil over the country bit lieiug over­ Mtn. John Neob has recovered • h thought no injury -wit* iIoup lo wilh music and gnmes. ‘ run with applicant.- eager to serve from JJer recent illiieis. t 1 Ur eye ball, btil she btjll a Mi-. Wim'breter ■ v in Nlexico. A-trained nurse has been caring bandage. . 1 • kuqttder. Luey, at Ihe I' Ntuilber four of the Kathlyii for Mrs. Austin Rosenberger .it ihe. LtlHe Le-ter Fawley t« ill. i piinleFriday. • Pictures at Star Theater,. Tuesday. home of her parents, Mr. ami Mrs.: A parly wa- given for Gvat-e Nfi?] Rev. Wixilpy is spendiqi May 12. Matinee al 2:3U.-Adv. • Marvin. . ' [Caul, Saturday . evening, to cele-l Hu* week hi the village. KIRSCHBAUM CLOTHES GODFREY'SGLOTHINGSTORE . Men’s Ware That Wears Hastings National Bank Only National Bank in Barry County Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, y«f 7, 19|t t.o«rta.lirove anil bought a part of a •■ar of fcnfcyu and will now biiy enough mdre to nn out mhl send them on up Norib. (Jur street “<jnpe' arrived on Fri­ IQ day and has bram dtrtribulcd along i« iiii<k-r*lnn<l i* Main street ami the tlrst nf the A <)t-nL week will commence Hie work of flASE ''S-Hs-5! placing Hie llr*t Coal. B i* oxperled it will keep the dusf down in — -------- -------------------------------- 1 Ifenni-tt and ...... . .. thins. lino sha|H*. Here h. hoping that we .... Il.'imell lakes ihe will not be disappointed, ami that Jnre building, now .occupi- il will prove as good us wc are leil lo- Gardners as. a hardware t«i itelieve.' , . 1 ' I ls-miur Contest; A. W. Morgan, conlrnrlor and ' which h>- will convert into a garagiv builder nf the Middleiillt* [nn, was HELD FOR GRlHMtlt Sl.HOOI. Hasting- and Charlolle are I rhe Gardner slorc will move over tn m the village pn Momlay siM-ing to' PITII-S FIRST WEEK IN • »’>•»>' b.'dl heie ..11 .-alurday Hie ilnishlng touch. - Hull nre being of Ihe placed on the Hole! building. ilhnries Hcbond-lmayiT wns in 4«wl tiliytyn'Th'* hiatrjw-Jiool team*. laiMC ware, room in the rear Gram! llapids,mi Monday, on a real CONTESTS IN NASH­ estate ileal. VILLE AND IN MIDDELVILLE I'he Freeport ball team met de­ feat nt the hand* <»f our ball, boys on Saturday, when they eros.,cd Kperlnl .Prize*; lliinp up for Four. hats on tho local grounds. a lineman. Different Clnssra of Benny Pjirks -and Lloyd Shivcicy nn Tuesday forenoon for Mon­ Contestants. •mu rlimb- leave tana. They will cross the the lake Approximately lo.Milwaukee nml ihen-.ltkke tn lh< doing tilings in rtn up-to-date highwnys wilh their motor cycles oligildo to com,............ ffner. tiics his mi|o m which the balance of Um way. A pleasmtl grammar school athletic, coni be conducted the lir.-l week ii E.l ity.h-r had t< trip is expected by I Item. and h»‘ under tlie ausfdvo of Hie Max Lynd, of Chmbtlle.' was Ih-' . County Committee of Hie V. M. 1! over Sunday guest of his mother, i. C. Jon. Mrs.-Mattie Lynd and friends. and the bounl of education of HadThe go (n church slogan .was tak­ l»r. A. Hanlon is having the little en to heart in this village and the Nashville and mny bft hel< «««n । no* OUR NEIGHBOR, CHARLOTTE? old store building on his recently largest crowds of the season were out In hear the good x-rmons prethe fall or.vet this sming hack, m order t<> give a clear fronl- fiared by the qiini-lers. All of the Ifrilh Cities Should Slake Arrangechurches were rnimoriably filled. wlial By actual count there were 218 nt niciils to Restore Athletic "thr-M.- E.~rtrarcti nt- the inofiting licliilions. right down town. or education have personally Why don't Cluirlollo and HnslIL G. Bonaway was in Grand Rap­ ids on business, Monday. ...... ... ... ... f -Both teams anducting the contest, and teachers । missing mi opportunity, to greatly nnd fraclirn •'Keg” Barrell, of Hie Soo. came Armstrong and wifeSmolorhgve promiM*d to cooperate iiil siieiigtlieii their liiiancck by letting home Momlay to visit hi* mother every way. The lioy* are .nln-ady; an old <l>-bt stand in the way when and family, 't hey for 10 days. He ha- a good job with practicing, and Ihe girls me nski’m.'tihe piolit- of the tlrrt feu games, the government. that gQim* gmm-s he'taught (hem. 1 would probably r ' — Miss JuHa t'.utler of Hastings wns entire amount due Hartings, days in their old home town, where the over Sunday gue»t of Miss Edna in M*veral respects ....... . the ’ WIlH'ary from nny-nf the kind ever :l'l»»—»- tw.-lown* ought to settle up. all are kfail fo'sCirlhrm; Whitmore. — * t>..ru In 1.. the n... comity. 'Ihe ....1;..; and inake make no up :mid give the fans; lb-fd parlici- niul offering hr Mrs. Henry Storrs left for Big pants an- to t><- clussifle«| according what they waul—good base hail." Rapids on Monday, for an exlendri! lo their weight, which has le-vn visit with tier people. Mr. Storrs found to bo the best single method. accompanied her a* far as Grand lltlfIK‘111 Ultimately hrigbl, ability and spent Sunday' Itapid-*. physiological development may be Our Chaulauqun dales have been cmisidei ed. l<Ut at present the are uumermi* set for August I III) to August (('.th weight basis alone is to be followed. ‘turn here to work for John llitchie ami we are assured a gnffil program There are lo |>ef he weight classes Ip almul two week-. a< Mr. Brace by the management. The price of into which the boys will be pul: । will flfen start out for Id* summer's the tickets has been placed so low 80 Ib.-Cla*.—Boys weighing from work Turiling. for season tickets. Hint all will he CO to 80 pen mis. Mr. nnd Mrs. Barr of Bear 1-ike able to attend. Ymf will hr called the travelling have rinsed a lease fur the Middlc- upon in lime to buy your share nnd fl5 lb. Class—.Boy* weighing over! 811 and uo to W> tmunijs. wc kn,ow that you will appreciate tlie public on June 1st. HU I. They Ihe opportunity of having the 110 lb. Class—Boys weighing over the rille* which ought to In1 turip-d come well recommended as capable chance of attending so beneficial a into pu>lll for iMith teams, winch program, HgnT'tmre Id home thatHo need evety cent they can get. This d that the you wifi buy n season ticket for Hit and up to 125 iiound-. each member of the family. ' Unlimiled tIJas.4—Boy- weighing iinm ’ ial Iniruen upon I hi\ MibsqrHiA. L. Cridler is unloading another ovor t35 pounds. nhd was laid at Ni-gotalimis have failed. Why farmers lu<v'e had to buy more feed fiO pounds nr oVrr. but lie must he of this village Ilian common this spring, on ac­ physically tit to participate tfful he not try again to adjust the differ­ of friends to count of the extreme dry .^ason; murt maintain a satisfactory stand­ ences? last year Charlotte offered and lean to give Hartings certain advantages ing In scholarrtiiii.. Every boy-will 'be expecled to in gale refurns al games played iu been tn cpiirtant attendance to her Cclehrntrd Birthday .Anniversary train fur. and.participate in all the t'.hnrlolte 1 during Iter illness. ■ cvi-nls of hi- vv.-ighl cla-s. thus too liidelhedmMonday. MayJUi being Mrs. Sarah Mr.*, havid Mattewin was taken Norris' 70 liirfBitay. her children early specialization in athletics' will suddenly-ill Wednesday tiiighi. On grand childt-ctr and great grand pe counteracted, and weak points Why nol try again lo adjust the d<*Hdoped. Boys can raise their in- differences l»-|weon Ihe two towns ammino arrived and aiVisled her children met al her home in Mid­ diviuPal slnuding nnd nt the some dleville. Sunday In spend the day. time Ihe Madding of (heir school .by will greaily please ihe fans in Imih «ist<-r. Mr*. Smiiuej, Allen, in the caring of tier. Shi-rapidly improv­ kels prepared for dinner and all engiving special attention to the towns? ' ed *0 Hint Mrs. Stevens ix-turned to1 joyed lie- d.iy very much and a good events in which they nre, weakest, They want base ball—why nol u-l her liume on Saluriftty.;. rather than by concent rating 011 Charlotte and Hastings give if to number attended church tlirre. Estes Hoik lias sold his farm, two1 Tltnsr who attended were F.|am ...... ii... those events in which they> already >1....... 1 ejxcel, . Springer and wife nml son. Clark, of Any boy who Is eligible lo com­ Hasliilg*. >"lm Norri* and ihiee will MHiii gtve possession. He. han ■•hiblieii of Bradley. William Wilipete nml does not, do so, will n»l only fail to make points for bi­ newspapers .of that rily npd the sin of l.aiHing, Elizabeth Draper of school or graile. byt he will actually fails have admitted that Hastings hut wiljespiind some time in North­ ,la.-k-<>ii. John Albertson mid family ern Michigan, in an effort to regain of Hickoiy Corners, James Ander* the sriino]' Handing, l-'or this One loyal fan in I’barlollc said he ■ and family of Wesl Hope, Mr*. Lyd­ would give «|f>.nn out of,his own Climb- Si hondelmayer spent a reason it is exptvled that all will lie pocket toward wiping out the debt, pm tiou of last week in Grand Hnp- ia Willson and son Walter and Mr.*. impri nted in M i-ing th.it -larry. . LeuaJhxliu^JuuLJhrite.rliildT'j) <d gibb* boy partiripales nnd lines his rr Tti<•’ IfthF wwitr un-w tratt-Trlwrerr Htc ’ <1nrrnmiFTiratnpxtnttrxfrabK--—~ Mlddb-Vllb-. We all hop.' |.u anGlenn Alien, Scott*Sherwood and1 nljier i.-albering .of-thls kind-*ome bort. Special prr/o* will tie given Henry Adam* were in*Hastings on time in the future the lw»ys who reach- the 30 pen-eur . gnte re- Fii«|ay. io -roimerlion wilh come standard in every event of their ceipls uiighl lie desirable, ns f.-w probate matters in roimerlion with weight class. UllWBY. independent learns would be tlhan|ji>' relate of Hie late Hold. Allen. The events Include lh« 50^.75 nml A carload <>f coal arrived Wed­ Dr. B C. Swift nnd John Finkbeiiu too yard dash, the Handing, running nesday.fm- the county Jarin. brand and running high jumps,, the .Mr*: Chas. Hidelman Very pleasbase hall throw and pulling tlie Trt-Counly League Noles. Z. J. Townsend sold a firn- team on Tjxhl pound shot. __ her home Thursday. Visitors The local' sdpporlei-s of high Thursday, lie is handling a good cle_ai Following such a coiltest in from away were Mrs. Lewis of Charlevoix county last year.' Ihe school lxi»e" ball will £«e interested many hopsKs I Ins. spring. tin Friday, while working on the Nashville and the Meadames lake, supcrmli-nd-vil of one cily. school in Jrnrnjng <‘f the-• rnlbusiasiic mnarkru. *Ttfe entire cost of Hti- unmner-in which histh school ba*<- cottage <>f z. J. Tuwnseiitl, al Baker Abb.-V .....I G.unble of Ha-lm-Thoma* was laken serious­ contest was worth white because of hall is suiqan-teil in neighlHiring lake. Fred |pn‘k had nn experience ly Fred ill at hi* hopie Thursday nigjil, towns. When Ihe Eaton Rapids Hint he <l<jes not rare to repeat. HV thr good II did one single boy? was going to use some tar. that was but is a lillje better al this time. They ex|M-ct soon to tnovT.'to Hast­ in'i-ompanied by loo r«x4m* in a in sealed cans, and it being rather HASTINGS WHISTERS WIN ings. special car. They saw their team Jay fhnilli and family arrived th lire to warm. It did. nl*o Iho gases . THE KNI6HT TROPHY defeut Charlotte by a score of formed and as Fred stood near here Friday from Grand Rapid* to Hastintjs AVunts Furniture City lake possession of hi* m-w home Dowa in Charlolle. too. they show lately purclrased fronyDet Rose. We Trophy; Grand Rapids Whislers mllm^inAm of tip* purotl type. il in the face, severely burning till extend 11 welcome to them. hint, but ffirlunalely il did no dam­ Want Knlnhl Trophy Bark. Alt- remember the ice cremrt so­ age lo his eye*, and whilo very pain ­ Two teams aCJho Having?* AVhijt cial nl Chas. Caslelien's Saturdayful. no serious damage wns done. Club wrid to Graiid llapids on Fri­ ball in the opening of the' league. The Township Supervisor and the evening. May tilth. AH invited. day nigb| nml played for Hie Fitrni- Ju.*l as they do iu life opening I.eon nnd Earl Scott are taking lure Cily and Knight trophies. A game* of all the luagues. No 011a village assessor are calling on Ute music lesson* of Miss Mary Ickes. public mid to the'best of their . team composed of Messrs llobcrls Hmughl of lh;ij hero. Frank Smith is very poorly again. knowledge nre~Uying in place the and Cook, AVoolon nnd Kcliader. Thr Leslie tram is making a great properly nn n cash basis. A meinThere was a gnod atlendanee al Roller nnd Morrill and Wenrgar showing in the other division of the jier <ff the Stale Tax Commission clnirch Sunday. There will be the mid Meyers' won the Khigftt-trnphy . , b-auur. BfOwii. the star piicliet. regular preaching next Sunday. iich play- । j,,;, ^howu a .great, deal nf da«s in was.hem hist week and spent n day May Hllh at 2:30 p. ni. AIL plan to ly trophy p|s twirling. He. allowed Mason with Hie Supervisor, looking over .come. Sunday School al 1:30 I*. M. .was composed of Messrs Boyle and 'file game wns some farms, with the view of assist­ THEY PLACE THE EMPHASIS Ing al nrrivjtig al Ihe true cash Stebbins. Huffman nnd Htiyes.-Ironvalue. * Some job that! side and Hubbard nnd Pryor, nnd score Handing II lo 5. A man was here on Saturday ALWAYS ON THE QUALITY KINDS Barber. They lost by l!> tricks. On Sul unlay, Eaton Rapids play* looking over the vacant Parkhurst ,In tlm latter part'of the ripuitli . lor Grand - Rapuln . wlprt«Tl»~ wjJ.1 in*Nashville 1 Giand Ledge plays, in store, with the vii-tv of opening mp Thai Is True of Morrill, Unable. A / a bakery nnd confectionery.. This come to Hastings when* Ifo-toonis Williamston. , Co, Who Handle the Kuppcnrtore lias been vacant for some will again play'for the same troph­ hehner I Jura of Clolhlufj. Apohilrll Nashville Postmaster. time and JI would be a fine Imic*. When you buy clothing it is worth pruvemcnl to the street lo have The Hartings players are highly while to give special consideration same occupied by some live line. • pleased with the entertainment giv­ Hie slain legislature, bn*-been nplo qurtily,. And when'll ’comes In M S. Keeler of Grand Rapids was en them by the Grtynd Itapids Whist 1'111111'11 po-lmusler at Nashville. here on Friday to attend the fitie- that, it is well lo buy a make tli.it club. one does nol need to question. No His etmipclilnr in the rare for ihe idtim wns Word Quick, a well- Sanford. makers of clothing in the country . Hast mgs Defeats Nnshilllc. By a score of III. to J. the Hasl- known nml ■energetic' democratic 'The -upper at ihe dining room of are bolter known than the farnoiM *, fugs high school team, defeated lender of.the village. A hasty at­ Hie Congregational clturch on Fri­ •'House of Klipponlieimer," nnd the Nashville in -Nashville on Wednes­ tempt by the democrat* to separate day drew the usual .good crowd and name Kuppentiehner i« n stamp of day dflcniooo. in the postponed Postmaster Lon W. Fi-iglmer frntn all •’njoyed the fine fe.nd that is nl- quality on Any garment. This fine Hume of the Tri-County- league hi* job warf thwarted when n leltej- w*nys pyeparetl for these occasion*. lute of clnthihg is for sale in Has­ C P. McNaughlnp came home Fri­ tings by Morrill. Iambic A Cd., wilh .aerie*. A large crowd from bolh written from Ihe |iort office dannrl' high schools witnessed the contest. ment commending Mr. Feigpuer's day night and on Saturday made whom emphasis is always planed nn , which was hannouious fium start work and granting him a leavft of several of (lie towns to the west by quality, not only In clothing but in ■ io flnirti. Ttp> Hasting* team slmw- absence afler Inng and faithful ser­ aiito, accompanied by his wife and their lines of furnishings nnd un­ , cd great improvement Jn its work. vice was produced by timgressman Mrs. B. C. Swift. He lefl on Monday derwear. ' Roush pitched his IhwI game of the Hatnillon, as an excellent reason on a two weeks trip In'the northern* Deserved Promotion for Frank Sage ' iwason. Nashville ti«ed two pitrh- wliy-he. should be allowed to nerve fiart of Hie sialo. full term. Mr. Glasner took Mr. -On Thursday, Gray Brothers ■ Frank Sage has been made sup­ • ers. but licit her. could rtop Hastings his Feighner’s place while theJalkr shipped two cars of cattle, bought erintendent of the Wool Boot fac­ । ‘ batting streak,1 was spending his vacation in the in this vicinity; to their Northern tory in place of the late Thns. west. ranch. This wilh two cars bought Skipper. For several year* Mr. CMtnaMo of th* World. al Buffalo, will make* quite a bunch Rage ' tad been assistant superin­ » world'* coolflelda corer at leut Number four of' tlie Kathlyn that wdl summer and fatten on the tendent. nhd his promotion is grati­ I'joluro* al Star Theater, Tuesday, line feed on their ranch. Lalor, on fying lo bis many friends, who are May 12. MaUuec al 2:30.—Adv. Friday, W. -H. Gray wont over to confident he will “make good.” News of the Sports 225 ROYStOCOMPtn 11 ATHLETIC COITEST!--;^ PUN IX why not play ball with IQ 0 middkvilk AUCTION SALE Owing to the, large stock we have in certain lines, we will hold an Auction Sale at our Store on East State Street, Saturday, May 9 Beginning at 2 o’clock P. M., I offer the following merchandise: Graniteware Tinware Woodenware China Crockery Glassware All Novelty and Bazaar Goods This sale was scheduled for last Saturday but another sale upon the street that day demanded the services of the auctioneer longer than was expected and it was decided to postpone our sale. This sale is for tlie purpose of giving us more room for other lines and NOT for the purpose of closing up. We expect to add more Dry Goods and more Groceries to our stock at once. The things listed above are GOING TO BE SOLD—this is not a bluff— they must go and if you are there you will see some bargains. Terms of Sale—Strictly Cash. Remember—Things Must Be Sold. Muir Store Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer 7785 I Will Sate You Money The. Citizens Mutual Fire Insur­ ance Company made n gain of U new meinbera and JM.MOI) new insunnoc in April, with one tire loss ot fai.oo. There i* none better or half as cheap. If you prefer to pay ffi.50 rather than fS.OQ per thousand on your hotne insurance, it is your privilege. When your old policy runs out, better talk it over with C. G. MAYWOOD WAYS TO SAVE TPUST SUPPOSE your salary was cut fto this mdnth. 02/ Your e'xptmsvs would have to be reduced that amount. The rent would. I>e the same, likewise the cost of food nnd living, but somewhere in your incidental expenses (the small nmounts that slip away so easily)—there would have to be a readjustment. . By a simple readjustment in your monthly expenses plac­ ing a limit on you?-"spending money" you enn save |io a month. That amount deposited regularly in this bank with interest amounts to Siaa.ii. It is worth the effort on your Rart. . FARMERS STATE BANK MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN . AND SAVE M O N HV Advertise in the BANNER. Everbody Reads It. No man should buy an automobile without firat asking for a demonstration of the Buick. It does not obb­ ligato you in the least and we will give you as long and severe a demonstration ps you may desire. See for yourself how this oar pulls, how little gas and lubricating oil it uses, how easy it rides, how at­ tractive it is, how the Delco self starter does away with the disagreeable and sometimes dangerous cranking. Should you then not be interested we will be thankful to you for the opportunity and will not trouble you further. We cannot know that you would like a demonstration unless you let us know, so please do not hesitate tell­ ing us. We will be glad to have you stop in when you come to towni _ Out of the 19 oars we bought to make a good showing of Buick oars we-have but 3 left—two B25 models, one gray and one black; 1 B37 model. ‘ HASTINGS BUICK CO. �THE ■AffHNGS B.VflER. MAY 7, nit FINE FINISH !" hnulirul, devout ahade, and (lo»y, dvrakh 6ni,b. B. r. S. Paint is superior to any ’ other paint—either handmixed or prepared—that can he secured. Coloring pig­ ments ordinarily used^ are weak in coloring properties; such a large quantity is often needed to secure a given • shade that the paint dries with a muddy, dirty appearcncc. The laments usedin B. P. S, Paint arc the best and most expensive - that can be secured. Beautiful in color, true to tone, aad exceedingly strong, they produce an attractive paint, clean-cut. elear and beautiful, impossible to secure by using the cheaper raw materials. Not only has B. P. S. Paint a more attract­ ive shade than other paints, but it dries with a high, durable gloss, unequaled. This is due, not alone to perfect formula and fine grinding, but to the exceptional quality of linseed oil used. The market is iull of adulterated linseed oils, cottonseed oils, petrol­ eum mixtures and the like, so frequently used in paint— at the expense of the consumer. The oil used in B. P. S. Paint is pure Old Process Cold Pressed Linseed Oil. Even pure linseed oil —if new—is not fit to u<c, and B. P. S. oil is first thoroughly aged, settled and ripened. As a result, B. P. S. Paint dries with a hard, durable gloss, such as can be obtained only by this extreme care in the select­ ion of materials and in manufacturing. It is a finish from which dirt washes off readily, holding its color far beyond the life of hand-mixed and ordinary prepared paints. Ellis E. Faulkner The Rcxall Store - - Delton, Michigan Aik for B. P. S ^Scaled {Evidence (paint costs, color Cards and Plates o colored houses.] - FREE. Devoes Ready mixed pure paints oils, turpentine, brushes and all that you will ^necd to paint that house or barn. , — Let us tell you just what we will furnish you paint for your buildings for. Remember fewer gallons go far­ ther and last longer. Everything in the paint line. F. H. WILKINSON Doth Phones Prairieville, Mich. Southwestern Barry IHJf.TON. Sunday; May it), is designated as Mothers* Dsy. Special services will I* held in the church for Imth morning and evening services. Ev­ erybody cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Harter and daughter Helen were Sunday visit­ ors al Caleb RUbrtdger's. The Study Club mol wilh Miss Florence Leonard Saturday after­ noon. There will be a special meeltng hvl>l Friday evening al Mrs. IhH-IUel’a for thi; purpose of elect­ ing oflicers for next year. Every member urged to be present Miss Addie Green visited friends in Kalamazoo over Spnday. Mrs.’ Gladys Gaskill is assisting iu Hie caru of her grandmother, who is very ill at the home of Harry Jones near Hickory. Lyle Dayton of Cloverdale visHcd ■his cousins Harold and Floyd Bur­ pee Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Ezra Morehouse visited at her-home near Wayland Thursday and Friday. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Towne and Mrs. Will Towne of East Hick-017 spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mm. Homer Green. Mrs. Rlsbridgcr spent the fore I’Awlf9' 1881 Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Mantel and liaby of Kalamazoo were at Arthur Mantel's Wednesday. A good crowd attended the Barry Twp. Sunday School Convention here Friday afternoon ami evening. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Gillies enter­ tained friends from Cadillac last week. . Mr.*. Wilmont of Hastings is assist­ ing Mrs. Frod Hughes wilh the caie of lier ohtldi'vn who have all been quite ill with tho measles. Mrs. John Bister inotpred tn Kal­ amazoo with Mr. am) Mrs. Homer Flower Saturday. Remember the Arbor Day pro­ gram al Ihe school house Friday afternoon. Mrs. George Whittemore is on the sick list. Mrs. George Payne and father Mr. Kelley went to Kalamazoo Batunia) tn iwr Mrs. Kelley who is ill there. They returned Buniiay afternoon. Mr. 'and Mrs. Peter - Adrhuuon have rented the Barney Norwood home east of town .and will live tinfor Hu- smniner. N'-aiiy all our measles cases are now on (he mend. Mrs. Risbridger had quite a pain­ ful accident on the interurban just a.* she enlertMl the cur at Battle PACK SEVEN BAI.nUORE CENTER. Mmiday moruiug. May l. the stork 1 found the home of Weiler Edmnud* .jand wife, and left a flue 'seven j>«und girl. Mother and baby are I doing finely. • ____ - -A-... O. Buglrne and family visiled 'his 1 HICKORY CORNERS. |dirt<*r uenr Shultz, Bunday. • F. E. Trafford and ">d.- of Battle I Mr. ami Mrs. Geo. 'Pteddleford of I Creek were the week end visitors! High Bank, attended churt-Ii lqrc| ETURN to the grocer all sub­ Of the former’s brolhx-r, M. b. Traf-lSundaf, am! I'alled on N. C. Edfqrd. ’ ; monds and wife.' . stitutes sent you for Royal BakEthel’ .WUcxix is caring for Mrs.I' Mrs. Ben Furn la aljll on the sick — Wesley Eiiimmds and little daughlist. “ ing Powder There is no sub­ Kd. Cassady and family rnlcrlainr. •ter. stitute for ROYAL. Royal is a pure, The visitors at Wesley lidmoudH > ed Louise Kealey of Rattle Crvok, Baluninyand Sunday. Sunday wen* All Hollister, wife mid _• u—..... aU)| y,. cream of tartar baking powder, and Harold Deprester I* the proud children of Maple Gruv< and Mrs, Jake Huffman. possessor of a new bicycle. healthful. Powders offered as sub­ Mrs. Marie Jones is wry HI al this Mrs. rivu imicomi. mm sirs, r.mwriting. ,tna Selioonarii of Bedford, came last • stitutes are made from alum. —- :spent Saturday ' Sunday for n few days visit with Miss Grace P7» Bolyen •ml Sunday wHlTher I'lWdiier ’ ' ; ml Bumfay With her molher. (their mother. Mrs. Shaft, aml-si*Mr. l«einaar ami <laught»r. Ada! tcr. Mrs. Monroe Merrill, al the Swanson have moved on their place home of the latter. •■ 1 Dr. Burton Perry of Hasting* Iras" west of Hickory. Mr. and Mrs. Shen Pennock nml been attending a very' *ick hm-c for WriODBl RY. HINDS CORNERS daughter Edylhc, wen- given a t;tre- Chas. Gilluspir, the past few day*. Geo. Robinson and wife ami ClarGeo. Smith is suffering from a well gathering. Sglurd.tx ex ruing nl 'A large congregation lisli-md t<< „„ wife „„v „, .llieo severe attack of tnnsililis. : enre Robinson B and of u<<a Hastings the home of Rev. and Mrs. McCue. sermon by Rex. Brooks, at called on John Robinson Sunday. Charles l^tinl is Ittwncr of a Ford, Refreshments were served to nl>om nn'ablu th- Dowling church. Inst Sunday. .[ Mr. Gus Wur(n yf shul,z , »ixty-llvr. They jwrir presented Mr. And Mrs. A..N. William* and j Sunday wilh her daughter Mrs. Reisinger of Woodland. also Itatiau wilh a silver carvlrig M. The eve­ Mr. unit Mrs. Burton Perrv of Hurtr.iiih • • Edith Fuhr. . ’. ning was enjoyed by all, ;m<| (he company departed for th'-ir homes iugs, were callers at .Airs. Sarah Brown returned U> at n late hour, wishing .Mr. nml Mrs. ide’s Saturday evening. Midland Park, Saturday. Mothers I»ay will be fittingly obPennock GodlL Kwttinss in their Mr. and Mr.*. Mahlon Sfctrtmnrc’at- wrxed al United Brethren churrb. SDt'TH NASHVILLE. new home. They will be missed in linded church at Shultz Sunday af­ Sunday. Everyone welcome.. every circle. They vx.-rr very ac­ Mrs. Allen is still under the d»c- ternoon; MissTfc-Ue lilakc*ley of the San­ tive members In the M. P. 'chun-h. tor’s can*» itarium. Rattle Creek. in visiting her and are irifuds we like in «»ur com­ John Hurd and Mr and Mr*. Chas. lolte Friday night munity—-Xhay.. .teavi- M»mli«y- f.ir Mixf lie-iiFKlTtjiTOy fit Win.; FblFer*. s wedding of Clara Willits wtiu h-took their new home In Augusta ,nd,place Saturday nL two o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Navite spcr,n Mrs. Tungnte. Mr- Aldril-h and J**1 Tie'UHri-Mi-.- Itvrun Ia>wi<'i.r Hr,*. Lewis'of Has- spent Thursday calling on her Mrs. GIqmici- are aim routined to Sunday al Mr. Nelson's in Nashville. ihTuc latter’t many friends in town. She also Miss Alice Mclvituiis of Grand their ImhD. Mrs. St. John and husband Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Kelley were Rapids visited nl her pan-lit.*, Mr. Mrs. Sarah Phillips entertained i visited. Week end visitors nt the jatt-T's and Mr*. L. McKinyis' and her si*- Mrs Delia Holcomb of Hendershott in East Woodlaild on hi* return I'T'*. Mrs Hayden Nye Saturday mid from Tuesday till Thursday. parents near powling. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moll were in Sunday. tii-orge Taggart-who has been ■mug and «m Rattle C?cek, Wedn*-'l.iy. Oliver Downing of North Ver- very sick with pneumonia is im­ School Noles. proving quite rapidly now. , Saturday and Sunday, iiiuniay uuu .->uiiuay, , Mrs. or*. .11111:1 Julia Myers anil and ainilglijcr daughjer The sixth grade i* having per­ Mr*. Llhbie-lmwrv *>f Lrtn«iiig-i* Miuxar«d..tett Friday .uturuing'fur centage in Artlltmelie. annuel was Tea hi fe»r wilh' a Lora Mott is unable al lend visiting her mother .•amlb'ri.M <>f the '■•'••ial days visit in Greenville nud prcpar<-l program nml menu school on account of ilhiest. village, Mrs D. uasgell. ■ Little Karee Ward visited Iht’ Mi'?. .Mary Payne of Midlnhd Park The seventh grad'- Grammar Is gUCStS grandparents several days Inst [ having cnmiHtrisen of ndjeclivex. The eighth grade In* jif-i finish­ vx’c<>k, Mr. nnd Mrs. D, Want. Hayes Leach ami Leland Clark at-| - ------------- .... ----------.... ed the “Vision of Sir Lnunfal." Mrs. Arthur Statsic. a bride of two The tenth grade has ilnnhed re­ tended Pomona Grange al olivet, successful term of school Friday. Sajunlny and rvfiort a very iiice.j (There were llfly-lwu out to wek-. was severely hurl in an acproducing “Adam Bviii. ’ ' riiTent lis she ami her hii'baml xvere commencement speech. v returning home fri'uu Sunllekl. The Ruth heath aRentled examiun. — ... The cmnmenccmeni — will lion nt Charlotte Inst week. | mon. Come again next Sunday at bugt(y, in which they were riding, evening. May 20, It'll. Ilaei-ninuMrs. J.;iurie Sltowaller culled on I 11and heac-biin. Sunday school wns struck by nn .-into going at. full speed. Hie anloisl thinking he might rcate sermon will !><• held in the Mine church, Sunday exciting, Mny 2i. lull. Jiev. Garnetl will cojmIucI te>u*e recently Imught of Mr. i uI'.iuI* thrown out. she striking on rs at th-o. Wilkinson's. •­ •Mrs. Fence of Charlotte We are sorry lo hear Aunt Riise her side, which cause,i. a painful injury. Arthur escape,! unhurt, orbin is so (hhh ly. • • “Gn to Church Sunday'’ was wf'H Mr*. !.•••• Ryerson of Portland Miss• jiilua Mr. nnd Mrs.-John Robinson enrecognized by a full lmti-e. Mr. McCue preached a fine - mmn mid Hu* former's pm imls.;iiid family S.U-} and Mr*. Hilburn of Gqu Lake Fri­ the quartette offered splendid mus- tirday mid until Mmidny day night. ' HENDERSHOTT SCHOOL IIOI.SE ’ Mr. Fisher of near Gharlolle wii<. —Quarterly meeting May hi and I" ihe guest of hi* son and family pained their sou and wife of Ban- No Substitutes R ‘cat- sliirled suddenly throwing her so alio wrenched her knee quite Mis* tana Ward <>f Hastings was dark Snyder made a luisdi mill next Week Thursday. May II. The Adult Bible tllns* will hold badly. Il will perhaps cause her to .1- suppi-r. All are invited. their meeting with Mr. nml Mrs. the guest uf her uncle and fnmily I" Kalamazoo last Tuesday. he laid up for. suveraLwecks. * •N<rr.i Haym-* wt-nt-tn Knlnmamn Frank Kelley. Thur-day evenlug Ins! week.- Mr.'imd-Ale* D. .Most C.liihlrvn's DIm'u.m-s ■“ NORTH HOPE. ’ All are invited t«» a’HeniL Start With a Cold. turned lionu- Friday. The Busy Bee r.l.i-s will hold Mrs.. Bertha Welch, and son, Ad­ The sick in this community are Tl«r. H<-«Hi<.t*m-*->-f«'vcriUiii'-K-'-an iurian. ami Ray Welch |of Goblevillr, their meeting with Mr. Harold Pen-'. llmm-d l|inxit nml cough- all improving. spent from Saturday Until Tuesday nock. Friday evening. AH youna'| lining** J. II. Inly and Mr. nnd Mr*. A-F. All people arc'Invited lr> nitend. with the former’s parents. Phillips took in the Soldiers’ ihrihEugene Deck completed the baseday pienh- dinner al jh" po»| Hall in im-nt to hi* m-w Imni. last week. Hastings Thursday. ■ Miss Ethel Johnson took the Friday. All are invited. School closed Friday wilh a pic­ Miss Ethel Tuiigiile very sucre**, teachers examination al Hastings. nic dinner. . and it Thursday and Friday, and spent the fully conducted fhe Christian En­ j medicine remainder of ihe week with her sis­ deavor, Sunday evening. Sunday evening. Regular sen ices, next Sunday ter, Mrs. John Marljn, on High St. Fred Wise of Charlotto is.visitChurch Sunday." ’ The church wel­ comes yop. . . .Warn-ii Sefton of Grand/ Rop'd* nl ~TLOVERDlhE. is making an extended visit With JiiiL-frieiiu.Jhiuid.Karn.4... : _. Mr. nml. Mrs. aJ -JiL-Kitlhtuazoo _ Oliver Hayward and Tamily spent Sunday al Madiiton Ransom's, at AND MAPLE GROVE. South Rutland. k Thead Geib iif'Cailpdonia spent Mr. Deck dill -some carpenterr minday with Imine folks. • » If you have any work in the above lines 1 shall be more work for D. MrCalluin and some• .Mr. ami Mrs. '’.ha*. Gibson of papering for J. (■ranshka, Monday. Hastings, spent Sunday wilh Mr. nml than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will Mrs. Crump entertained nine ofI Mrs. Lewis Acker. find my prices as loiy as I can possibly make them. her friends,- Monday it being herr Millnji Conyer and daughter Rulh of Cressey spent Sunday with sixty-eighth birthday. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Miss Martha Hull entertained ai friends here. Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. lady friend from Hastings, overi Mrs. McCallum a»f Cheboygan is mi. - .>( ll.o i x x ill.-. Sunday. visiting Cloverdale friend.*. Nearly every family in this‘com-, . .ErueSt Kellar of West Hope as­■ , Dugn! Campbell vis/fed his brothipimily xx,i-. i epii -. nl.'.l al church sisted Mr. Dock wilh his lrarn‘wnllI ef In Kalama*'*", hut.week. . y NunrfiiV. " for several days. DELTON, MICHIGAN. Mr. nnd Mrs. Byron Lewis and daughter,' Glady of Prairieville, little daughter of Hastings, spent spent Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Edd Sunday afternoon with J. Pianshka Titus, Jr. ~. and family. Mr. ami Mrs. William E. Johncox Mrs.. Clara. Crump entertained of Orangeville, spent Sunday with Sunday, her son, Alcull Bugbee and Mr. and Mr*..Com.id Knhler. Walter McIntyre npenl Sunday; family of Baltimore. Gus Peake nnd family spent .Sun­ with his parents a 1 /lastitigs. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rerl Mason ami day nl John Andres, Jr., ut South Rut laud. grandson of Rielil.md brought Mr.*. Mason’s mother Imme. Sunday. N. O^llump wa* in HnsLings a few । \fiss IxivinA Johmion of Orange­ days ln.*t week alleuding teachers ville is assisting Mrs. Walter Bol- examination. yen. There will hr i<r>-aehing ut Maple Mrs. Adalbert Enzian and Mrs. Elmer Reynolds visited Mr .and Mrs. Grove next Sunday. I.ee Reynolds .in Rutland, several ■ There will be Sunday school : t I tax) a. m. Every one come and days last-week. Mr. and Mrs. Will White aiul Mas­ surprise the Icarhers. Thera will be ¥"Jiiik people;.- Alli­ ter Walter spent Sunday willi the ance al 7:00 I1- "t. Tho -topic is former’s sister near Plainwell. You know what they arc, you KNOW there are no better Charles Brown, for inutiy yeftrs.a “Health Hints l -i Belter Living," 1 resident of Cressey, but who lift Co. 0:10,-20. The meeting will be on the market. When you buy any one of these plows you here 2d years ago and f* now IJviog' led by Wilber Gibson and Hex Mcin Kalamazoo, was in town Monday. Leml. Every <'iK' come ,*nd\hd|> know that you are getting the BEST. • —. -I Miss Gladys Lino, who libs boen the leaders. ■ Don't forget you are welcome and I the guest of Lucile Reynolds, left We don’t try to see how CHEAP a line of farm tools and Friday for her home in Kalnmazixi. urged lo be prcsri'l at the V. P. A.| . machinery wc can carry, but HOW GOOD. We know Mrs. Arthur Shorter .is improving fair nt the home and store of A.-K! very slowly. Ray Shorter is able to Paltfin. May 15 and IfUh. .Orvlicrtra; then that if you patronize us once you will “come again, jind (tlhur music will be given Fri­ sit up for a few minutes ut u lime. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Reynolds and day evening.* I’<‘"|ile having articles ■ and it is the “COME BACK” trade that wc count upon for Master Ernest motored to Vicksburg for Ihe fair plea* sepd in tagomii ns possible. Refi-colQtieiils whiny । Halurday. reluming Sunday. our business. Frank Wright and family motor­ p. in: and cxx'iiing.j ed to their farm near Sonoma, Sun­ With our light operating and living expense, wc arc able to School Report. day, culling on. relatives in Battle sell you the BEST goods at as low a price, and even lower, Creek on the return trip. Report of* Pleasant. Hill scluail for Alr.'and Mrs. Eiuian. and fainily Ihe month eiulin- May I. lull! than others ask for the inferior kind. Number days laught, 20. ■ spenl Sunday with Ihe formeFrtisTotal attendance. 200. ter. Mrs. Clell Conyer of West iTnirieville. , . Average daily aitpndauce, itl. Number |»oy» cnndlwl. 0. One of Frank Holden’s large Xmbeur girls enrolled, 4. horses got cast in his stall. Monday, and it took the united etfotfs of half Tolul <-nrollm"iiL 10. . Pfcreentage of ;itl«lg|0hce. 1.00. -i a dozen men with tackle to gel4t(ni ljele.fi- and Carl Marldo received { on his feel again. . eerHIIcides of pei-fi'ct nti>*mbHtrrri Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ream return­ fin- Ihe year. Daisy •.Painter and | ed lo Toledo/ Wednesday, April 22,-t.-uier .Marine wen* iiqi npaeut durfrom $n extended trip south. Mr. | log the year, hut .wra tardy. Ream was taken sick which delay-i Onr-(toreenlagv t'f aHegdaure P«r ed their trip to Hasliugs. ' the school yvar is VJ.! per cent. REPAIRING CHAS. DENE.AU, Special Premiums on and After May 1, '14 The- following Special Premtutns will require the number of Premium Points indicated below: L—New Oil Mop...700 ; 5.—Three-Piece Aluminum &nttary CU»» Ice Cream Kitchen Set............ ........... 600 Frccacr 800 fl.-^Orange or Teaspoon (}< 3. —Set Nickel I’iattd Sad doz.)500 Irons 11200 7.-Wa)I Coflee Mill..700 4. —Boys’ and Girls' Ball Bear­ ing Roller Skate* ------- -I2H0 . 8.—-Curtain Stretcher..1000 The alwve PRKSHNTS which you obtain by using Marco goods ..u dollar's tntr, — Marco prod. mean* a saving of Fifteen Cents on each Octa are of *e»y quality. Every Mateo product fully guaranteed by this store. Procure a Marco catalog showing 500 addftionaf Marco presents. KOPF & KOPF, DBLTON k'JcV!?:*cW We Pay 4* Per Cent . . / Delton State Bank Capital Surplus 920.000.00 6,000.00 A, A, Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prcs. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLcay T. A. Aldrich • Wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes EAST ASSYRI.L Mr. nnd Mih. Dau Olmstead were Sunday guests «>f Clell Vuu NwkCll amt wife, in Pt-nllcld. . Kam M<mmi: wife ami daughter and mint Dolly Moon, were at Battle Greek. Friday. 'J. M, Will atld mother attended church, Sunday evening al Assyriai ( I Center. Georfic J. Doitcr L. B. Tcerpeniog Ixwt nr stolen by Jack Frost. a moustache belonging Dell Willis, who bud Worn il fifteen year.*. F. B. SptiUlding began work .on his new barn Monday, with a num­ ber of men who Contemplate finish­ ing liefore haying. AllwiT. Pluilt left Sunday for Pe­ toakey, where he has a position. Oliver, Deere and Syracuse PLOWS Aldrich Brothers Co. Hardware, Ipqilcmcnts and Furniture DELTON, MICH. II �-V. THE HASTINGS BANNER 7. (ML PVC.E TIGHT Klltiiifjrr-IHrkrrMin Case. Alfulfu fuotnlntioii Given Away. For Rrnl—Ait R room li'iiteo Hnn‘The Best For The Money Store' Luke Wafers will, give, nl hi* The ease of Nelson Killingrr v«. <np*r Si. Both MM and sofl waWANTS . H5**iu kitchen. Trl.-t.hmi'- Ikh It. Hrant Diekrrron. wn« wlosed mi elrvalnr, wilh each htfliel of nlfaj- lean young lady had fbr some time hesitated whether her daughter should Tin* action grew rail "f Mr: Kittin­ For Kate—Well matched pair blnck ger’s iipplii-ati"ii -fm* -in iifiiuietinn a-lii* (k) per renl i" ymt. chance of marry a rather dissipated foreign gfldinss 1 years old. weight vfsw. I" restrain foreclosure of n mort­ u. tlinu n good “cirtrh.” He lells grandee or a thoroughly Impecunious but quiet and ge’ucletuanlike> English «Mlre HA NN Kit offim . tf] ftert Valentine. I'itnen*' pliom*. gage for *1,(50 uiMui his farm. -Hr aieitil it. nhm'bllier ml..... 'ling mat­ Address W'MMlteWl, Micll, L'-wks claim* thal Hie ei.iiire in the inorl- ter in his udv^fhi' week. trouble. Owing .to unsatisfactory re­ Nice Furnished Rooms f..r liglil gag" calllog for the payment of sorts concerning tho foreign grandee, housekeeping al 301 fio. Church I tween Joe Roger* and Waler*'i within 2H days after ih - .-x.-rnlion DocIotm Me< ilii'i Today. Hl Hro Phlrt The annual iii,'. i mg of I he llgat- choice ultimately fell upon the Eng.____Smith.If ■ i ••lev.itnr. white baby blanket.I of Ito* mortgage is fraihiuleuL apu iiig* Ai-adciny of phy.-w tana and For Bate—Pair nf mare*, w-lghf' Finder roll idione 117-i ring*. ; I hut the on guild pric- wax ♦l.k’iO. modeling English friend: "Grandee Surgeons will Inh.-ld thia Tlmrs3,m«l pound*. -L A. Ablwy. Hast- j tteinalte Buy's Il sl.i Recovered. day afternoon •. in (!»•• HnMingS Ings. I’twoe 5H7B tg'iire. Dr. Riehard R- Smith* of imer on S, Hanoi c Grand Rupiih, will drtlver an illu*Undivided Attention' Demanded. Benedict. and two h>l*. 1st. ward. HaHting”. Mrs. Frank R'-mali'* "f Portland. Nol giving your whole undivided at­ "f the orgaliizalinn tm|uire Stfi Nn. Michigan Ave. If atrh. Elgin tention to the tank In which you have fob. D. «l. Far Kale (Strap- Rmifth t-inrh liiniPost (HRre Appropriation Reduced. that you are wasting your own preci­ J>er for roofing and Mhevliiig. alsh Mni'eli 7. Tin- rumor «ry original's! whenbill stuff. Phone BhU. Inquire Ai i'ordirig to pr<-" dispatches, Ihe ous time and that of others. What•ir Rent Couvriiiepl F. G. Pierre, Cily. U Ireasttry nnd yn>~' "(lire departnparimenl. Inquire nnmla have cut down th" appropri-i heart and mind or get out and try Ilromfway. i*»dy. Many WtuUrd—Work by experienced nurse ._— ... - ;-------- niimts for pout nflln-s ail over the; Phone 111 II. tf U nnlrd l.tfB* M '-"iintry. Tlii' propo-'-d G-dvral all of * man'a time to perfect an un­ building iq Hasting* udl rnst only dertaking provided It ba a big and mnoit instead of over «nn». Ap- worthy one to begin with. rank Chamber*. Arrested. propriatfon for the i:harlolle |m»*I nk Chambers, id Grand Rnpofflrr wit* cut to the sat.ne aiqount. l oo Overdoing Housework. "Housekeepers everywhere recog­ hllli* mor roughl |n tin* City to f.n-e a nise that life Is too valuable to spend Coats Grove. s of C'inlempI I'rigiiiaiinu in PERSONAL MENTION •eliM i In pav weekly ujimmiy For Bate Tlheap—Five room housef keeping of the bouae. No human be­ ami barn in 2nd want. Iloodlaea ing can be conUnuouaiy efficient and tion. See Jnmrs M. Smith. If. Mias Katherine Palmer has gone work more than eight hours in tweuFor Bair—Pair hay Belgian mare*. I Some suits of clothes^that sell for Ind. wlwre.ahc will graduate from scientific methods, more efficient Ulen$15 arc not all-wool, but you! mqtht have to coming 4, weghl Sfliill. One sorrel j Hie high nt-lionl. . Belgian gelding rotniiig 4. wt. iUs.«—Charles Barnard. wait until you had worn them.in the rain to 135<i. One pmr cogrh horees com­ find it out. _ Odessa, wen* gue-d* "f Aiderman ing 4 and S. wl. ?55o a firn* pair. and Mrs. digs. Lunn. Sunday. Also good 7 year old mare. Otto Why buy ju the dark—Clothcraft in II. Sefralre, Nashville, 14'mile west Mrs. Harry Wnlldorff intends lo Clothes have stood the acid test for all-wool HASTINGS MARKETS of depot. If J. T. Pierron A S" and ran* nt small fniii. . W'-di"1— and are guaranteed by the makers as well as a few day* willi her sister. Ctatrrnx built, cleaned and repaired. Wnnfrd—I have an order for ,'IHU day morning the rla»s. und'-r lh>‘ ourselves, to fit, hold their shape and wear— diretiion <>f !!••• agrieiiHurol •'(All work guaranteed. Phone or ('.orrrrlrd. Thursday, May 7. 1914. to your complete satisfaction. finding hog', weighing uIhiiiI US' stnirtor. J. I- Worrell, vi-it'd the leave word al Smith's Market. L-o Wheal is limited today at 'JHrents Blough Fruit Farm "it Rn. Hatinver "What means dis tieah p llllcal 'conKnown-Quality and Known-Values Smith, City._________ tf .<L LT pral ti'-al sluds’ and demon- ouiy?" asked Rastlis. who was endear- per bushel by (he Hastings Milling arc yours if you buy Clothcraft. For Blie—Oood dry mixed wood 2HK-3ring». I will slop a car nl stratinu. Co. Prices change nn wheaL , -Delton in Ibiish loading Wednes­ $3.25 per cord delivered. Phono A. day. May 13. . I-wk F. Sylvester or Geo. I ullllirst. If Kern (aixr in Court. ouab «ahd la actin'." answered Rufus, ' The TeparSHTmi Wtlh'll Hw State NoHcr—AII trapping, hunting «r .Verting of Board of Review. Bank of E.ilon Rapids hu< begun tutting on my farm reclion 19. Hastings, Mich Notice is hereby given that |l|e against (Burge Kern, of tlnandaga. Rkltimftre is hereby forbidden. I Board of Review will he in session lornu-rly of |*>-ll'Ui. b> w-enre -•ime will nrorerute all Irespasrers. .Monday. May IH. 11'11 at 9:nn n'eloek John Gurd. S-wks fraudulently Inuwfpi nil t<« In- - wife Scott—"A man may bo so effualVely ^r*!'j pleaaant with everybody tbal ho beFar Bale—House and Iwn Ini* al av-n.l paying a •vLyr’i | comes a nuisance.'' Mott—"True. Bet CXMls Grove. Mrs. Jane M. Hamp. 1-wks visors will Mibnrit to -aid board 'iwmja man who endeavors habitually to Memory a Storehouse. Versatile Alpina Quids, Ihi’IF r'-'p'-rlne g'-tl-'lal lip-111 . | make himself a nuisance never sueWanlcd-^ ■ood second hand.- six Professor Bergson . believes that lecture recently on oomo Alpine IUULTIIY AND Hl DM. Krall. Emll> IIh.i.m..., ! b' W «»ld««l la b.1", Pl«— octave organ. For address call memory Is Imperishable: that all wo enkkea*. titre, is al BANNER Office. l-wk aald that K per cent ot Alpine acct­ have thought, felt and eiperlenced In deals were due to climbing without a For Bote—One !*-i inch double work l"wii*lnp. di'*d '-miy Tuesday morn-1 KInilin Changes llnptis. Looked Like Business. guide. The Alpltie guide was a won- may. under favorable circumstances. harness. tl&JM). One J. L Case GKAIN. ''•! R. E. Green has soht hi* nln»l'»- lug. She was aged' (ki yehre, . . _._er—"Jane, are that young drrful fellow. He had to undergo three | separator, 02, x M, wilh wind Lil 'lav*. } mm's tntcattffiMMrertoua?" Daughter . , She-was ,u<u ■> l:::r:; years* apprenticeship before receiving totality of the past Is involved In tho stacker and belt*. In g<x>d nin- graplt studio to Mr. and .Mrs. E. .monlliA. -— Ohio on October Oelnl- r 9. IKIK. IH1K. Bun.il Burial will will.. _..j ,hlnk he ------------------says our carriage ning order, S3<>.<u>. Frank Rio­ Patton, wit" have just lieett marri'-d oliio present as a rolling anowball gathers pine.- on this Tbtiraday after-J thpd couM »A jL. _ lily transformed into rum, Boule 6. If and are making their Marl in Has­ lake nation in topography and geography as up all that Is tn Its path. ti.M.t, Rev. Ha, Vo*l ,,(11,-1111 iiv* ting*. Mr. pnlti'ti is fh'in NltHl'y- noon. olliriailng. a garago and tho alttc would make Wanted—Mayhinisl.s, Lithe slipper vilh-. Illinois; Mr*. Palhnt is front HALID HAY ANI» maw. a dandy billiard room and bowling also ho I.ifi1 Timer* Itcgaui/c. Not His Concern. and Pinner hands. TIiohc having Mt. Pbnuanl. Both nre graduates _ aUey." job shop experience preferred. Wife (studying vocalism)—*1 wish, FIKDS—RKTAII. rmcgs. ' -■ dear, you'd have double windows put State age. experience, amt wages grnpliy. of McMinnville. Teniu and tnry have organized a base kill' . wanled,-nl*o whet* last employ­ have also had previous experience learn, which promise Wh*r«fl a Namsf on. I'm afraid my practicing will dis­ New Brand. ed. Steady work, new machinery. in photographic work/ Guy Is a Eregeh name, and It sig­ Innocent Old* Lady—1 bear a great turb the neighbors.'* Hub—"Well, If It The WelU Manufacturing Com­ •■lermi “Blimp" nifies leader: but this will not bring deal about this ungo tea nowadays. does. It's up to them to put on double pany, Mouroe, Mich. 2-wks E.JL-l'aucuxiL. will, return, litis windows."—Boston Transcript, Thursday ’ * Detroit. Percy, For Bale—Twenty lots al firwrs 1’ilFpTA." ranging from Crt (■» JX-V Also four collages iM'aulifully lOMlr'd wilh plenty of shade. .IiURtiro of B. F. Brubaker. Acker's -Point. Long fj»ke, Cloventeh*. Phone 3 ghort t long. 4-wks c AII W I Can you tell when a piece of cloth is all wool? G. F. CHIDESTER For Sale Eomhinatioii Ihm>|. ea«e atffl desk. Also oak d>-k. Plume 510-R. l-wk i^or Bate—Regidenrd Jersey bull, fourteen mouths old. good color amt good b'cvlmg. I». R. IhtMOlL Nashville, Miclu Carrier No. 3 The Importance of Good Bread and Pastry in the Home For Bent—Houre in first,wurd, liunl and s»fl waler. '•b-ifnii-"1Wll’. gas. Phone MtiB. tf The importance of GOpD BREAD in any vvcll-regulaled sale. M. Inquire I IH East Walnut If home is too thorotigitly understood to need comment;" It is quittf well established, too. that flour will not make . good pitis, good cakes, and good baking generally. And ev­ machinery that's made. And our old equipment -was in good ery housewife.who is given poor or'indifferent flour and is condition and would hive answered for qjany years. expected lo turn out good bread from it isn’t getting a square dreds. of flour mills arc running today with the same kinds of deni. machines we threw away. But when any machine comes onto the market that will do the work l»etjcr or make a better flour Hun­ For Bale—Gompb-ie furnace job. cheap. Sc- F. A. Hnwi & Co. iwk Fur~Kalr -Compb-h- plumbing job. itself into bread witliopf some human agency-to put it into will produce gobd bread from .good flour arc too well known With your next order- ask the grocer to send you a sack of . than one wc have, wc figure there is only one thing for us tjj For Sale or Rent — Modern house. H rooms and baili. (in East Clinton Inquire 0. V. Stamm. I*wk to require any explanation. zIt is not difficult for any one who Frcnch’g.White Lily Hour. That flour will assure good bread 'do—end th^t is to put in the new machine, and cutisigft1..t|ic wishes to'do so (A-learn how tn make g'yul bread." - - and pastry, with just ordinary care in (he gnitMtg and <bsking.- oLLxic lo tbc sctap hca|L.an'l. -i.?-.. . . . We're equipped therefore for making not simply good proper condition for bread making. Sheep PaMurr Iu Kent -Phom1 long, 3 short. 2- But the methods that - But a woman who may have a |»crfect mastcTy of the For Sale Cheap—Work team: Benedict. 118 i short I Ion; Rl. First Ward. arc putting on the tables of hnmeh in this country bread that is fit for a King. The BEST BREAD CAN ONLY BE MADE WHEN THE BEST FL<H‘R IS I’SED. -w Many a woman has. said it was “poor luck" when she had ■ Ti poor baking. flour. But she watr.unjiiAt to herself. - It was poor Many another woman has heard criticisth? of her bread or pastry front the grouchy head of the house when it was all He bfohglit her poor Hour and was foolish enough For Bate—Good work horro. or will trade for row and young nlork. Fred K. Benham, Houle <1. i-wk can’t be done wirt poor Hour. irr, Irving, Mirk., Citii from Hastings, 2-wk- Parker l-wk And there’s no secret about how she docs it. It’s a plain case of French’s White Lily Flour. That’s reason cnougl/: for French's White Lily Flour'rcprescnts the highest to expect his wife to have appetizing bread and pastries. It flour, but live BEST flour. ' Care in the selection of . the best" grains Thorough milling of the grain. for milling. Running our mill steadily night nml day, so the machines inaintain' an EVEN tempera­ ture and do their best work.' Running our mill by the stead­ type of flour excellence. It is not an accident that French’s White Lily Flour has attained its great reputation and unsurpassed excellence. his fault. Mrayrd—Lum* <o" my pn-mi«> ' Tuesday morning female beagle hound pup- Owner can have Mme. hy payinc charges. Phone 332 3 rings. l-wk. B-wd C-Orn For Sale F•-•nt. raop of IV12, fire dried, tested anil warrautsd lo grow. Om- dollar In other words, the ques­ tion of making good bread is a matter, of using the best flour For Rent—7 room house wilh fur­ nace. Phone 257. I-wk For Sate—Quantity rye. Fine ,fred for growing pigs. Price 70 cent*. Marshall R. Bagley. Delton, l-wk ,For Sule—uHlI rell ur-exidiaiige finpood young driver, inarr with foal. W. O. Tnbia*. ’ Cilizros phone 300 * rings. l-wk Thousands of housewives has poor flour.Such a woman can get only indifferent bread Dr Fuller. For Bate—10 How Omh Rhode l«and Red liens, -and I rooster. PlMtne I50"t-long, 2 short. II. J. Wilcox. l-wk. Expcrt knowledge isn’t necessary. art of making good bread will fail to have good bread if she from an indifferent quality of flour. For Bile—Two cottage* nt Long Lake. Cloverdale: Two M‘irv cottage. "O.fei't front, furnished. •500: one story col I age ImM house and motnr bout. 4KJ7T».(»'. (led. I>. Laurian, Kalamarno. Mich., care Gilison MandidinGuilar <k». l-wk . Poor bread is a wholly unnecessary product in any home. Jt iest power known—water power. All these, combined with our 39 years of milling experience in this mill, arc represented is not "happcn$d-so" that wc arc compelled to run our big mill - in that best product of the flour-milling a.rt—French s White night and day front.one year's end to the other. Lily Flour. ' ■ Try it if you arc not now using it. Your grocer keeps it. It is not just a fortunate circumstance that more of French's White Lily Flour is used by the housewives of BARRY. Co. than of all other flours combined. Wc may say truthfully that wc have planned deliberately to have it exactly that way. When any So docs every elevator in Barry Co. They coullln t afford to l>c without it because their customers ask for it. \ ou will be a regular user of French's White Lily Flour if you will give new machine is brought out that demonstrates that it will im­ it a fair trial. Order a sack of French's White Lily Flour. prove the quality of flour we get it. it today. In fact wc recently dis­ Do No use experimenting with other flours when in Good Bread and (i«xxl Floor. That’s the combination the carded all our old equipment, and installed a COMPLETE French's White Lily you can get a flour that is all and always liousv>vifc needs and must have if she aims 1o liavc good bread. NEW O.L'TFIT of the latest and best type «of flour milling the BEST, nnd a sure cure (or baking troubles. The Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER MAY 1.1914-20 PAGES. nnd so the proper MIT TWO—MSES 9 TO 19. promotions of lh'M»« rille clulm indirectly will he a MODERN METHODS FOR SHOULD TRAIN YOUTH great mous asgregato of mis**™ i, *au**-*i help to enlistments in national daily in our family Iifol. Verily, guart| oi-nanixations. tnlierculosis is the aamnw of man­ Ilepartnirnt ofUcinls wilh IN RIFLE PRACTISE oneWar FIGHTING TUBERCULOSIS kind! . ,. . . | areoril iteclare llupl Ihe proposed In tlie present stale .,f tubervn- , measure, which has Secretary Gar­ rison's heiirty approval, will lx* n UNITED STATES DOING LESS cnnshlerahh* factor'in solving Hie PLAINLY TOLD BY Dll COLLINS problem of national defense. II. JOHNSTON, AN EXPERT TH AN OTHER COUNTRIES Tho ordnance department of Ihe ON THAT MATTER. IN MARKSMANSHIP army lias on hand about 3tM).0|Ml model 1BC8 IMI-rnllbor rifles, .popularly known as Hu* Krag. nml IIIJMIO CDtCU AID DECT AUn D! CMTV PLAN 10 INTEREST BOYS carbines available for issm* to ritleS'nWn AIN, utoI ANU rLtnl I III THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS rlulM in cam?. I Im proposed measure OF GOOD NOURISHING FOOD $9.98'^S 12.48 Insis .wc neeif.the cooprraii.tn of all: : the State, Ihe parish, mend and po. 1 liliral instiluiions, employers, n»•notations and private |M*r*on* must unite their efforts in th., common foe. _■ Ii is, therefore. ItuUspen-.ible that | a knowledge • of the relation* of lultvrrulosis tn condition'* of life, and" In social prneemrs. -Iitnil.l !*.•-I come the common property of all i th** ins.pl**. We must .I.Aef.*!* - an Proposed Law Will Permit Issuance Are The Modern WnVS' of FlglfTInfi r 'anil-luoefcuTMli Vdunttmn.- which, JOSEPH F. SHEEHAN of .Arms. Now Nturrd in This Disease. Once Cxinsiilrred • starting in the family shall u* purthe Armories. COMING TO HASTINGS *u***1 intelligently in the *chi***t ami . Hopeless. A concerted effort will Im made by Itawmber 4. 1013. All efforts iniisl ©Miter in lit** *•«!• friemls of rille prm ltee toward **n- Rrnl O|>cm tuid Reul Opera Stars of Three years ago, in the spring of nealion of women in .*••*. far a* «it aetinent of a law to permit the sec­ ' rotary of war to issty . o|<| “Krak" World Wide Fame Coming to Op­ 1010, the National AsMM'initon for concerns their training for the till-, Hu* Study and I'reveiiiiun of Tub­ li.*s of wife mid moth,'i lb .', i- a era IIoum* Tuesday, Mny 12. rifles, with ammunition, fur use by erculosis, innugtirnlrd it* first Tub- family ln.be intelligently fod? Row rdhi clulm oi-gnnized umler the ruhm A company of stars, which -em­ of the National Board for the Pro­ braces Mich notables ns Joseph F. rrculnste hay campaigii. From the nn* the children to I*** taiiuhl. if. We arc showing a pleasing line, of patterns in fancy broWn, gray and motion of Hill** Practice, Th.* pro­ Shi-ehtin. America’s greatest tenor. beginning il wns evident (hat th** posal law ateO will be designed to Mirth Cartner, celebrated prima chttrcjies Ihroughmil th** country inony lacking the most •■lehivtilary f blue worsteds and cassimeres as well as some beautiful blue and gray serges IMTinil Hie issuance of siniilai- ord­ donna,. Miss luiura Baer, from th** were willing io cooperate in the knowh*dg*! of hoilM’-keeioiiu. rimk-1 at these prices. . nance supplies nol of Hl* oxisHng Parte Opera Company, whose repu­ movement. From thirty to forty ing, nml tin* cnn» of infant* mid rliil• service rmxlcl mid therpforc not tation extends throughout Europe thousand-minister* pn-senl>*d the .Iren? Ami hoW is Ihis knowledge j Tailored in correct fashions for the conservative dresser as well as the m-cessnry for llje maintenance of and America. Nelson IL Klmnley, one inessngY* of tul>en*ulo*i* mid Its pre­ vention on this occasion. In 1911 Iho proper army re»**rve supply, to of tlie foremost- baritone*, of the day more extreme, nobby styles for the young men. schools having a uniformed corps of •■II-. I- mi event at any ton.-, in evep the' numblT was ronsideral.ly in­ lo enter n factory. inMead <*f fa­ A-adels mid carrying on military larger cities. When these stars in­ creased. nml in 1912. it is estimated miliarizing themselves with the' that no loss Hinn sixty thousand principle* of. sanitary ltot|«e keep­ training. stead of presenting on.* opera, lake churches nml nHigiiuis organiza­ _, War Department officials arc three of siirli famous operas as “11 tion* participated in the observance ing? It is a mHakr lo mim**-** that agreml Hint the training ot ttie youth Trovatore," "Bohemian Girt" nnd of. this nation-wide campaign these nre nil mailer* that unyIkmIv of the country is a fundamental "Martha" nml select Hie best there Th** Tuberculosis I'nmphign is not kmiws as n matter of rmir»e with­ lirinriple of national defense. They n deiiomuinlionnl movement. Each declare ■-..........., tha^ although thtejirinciplej il into inn* performance,-we have a year Protestant and Homan Catho­ out instruction, or. that they ran he ItoiiIiIi* after »•* universally recognized, tin* United' combination such a* mu* has an op-: lic, Jew and Gentile, have united in acquired without Wales of lipping hearing but hut oncu once in in an marriage. si.)., is i. doing |e.«* i.— 'than >■ - any other i portiniity nf urging their people to fight (In* nation to instruct its boys ami young lifellnte. common foe. Consumption is not men in the use and knowledge of >ntP “|| TroValore" part of the a respecter of religions. Its animal pha.*** of Hu* Unlit ngain-r tnliercu|..»i/-hrcau*i' its ■huporfan,i* un­ nnn-’I programme consists of the Tower No-oxpeime to the federal Irens- Sceue with ils world r**miwm*d Mis­ levied nn rich nml poor, without fortunately l*x> little• rtvogiii/i'd by . liry will be incurred if the proposed eri'iee, ns well ns Hu* entire «hin- regard to creed or sect. T(ie unit­ Hu* •*ihii-at*Hi chuak-s of ■-*.*•i**ty. Hi plmi is carried out. as the arms mid ge<m seep.* said to he the moat benu- ing of Hie churches, therefor**, in a i*jny upinibn tjint ninone |lu* civic • miimtniilion io be issued nre already | tifcil of Ihe opera. From “Tin* Ho- war against it, is in a real sense a amvitie.4 uf'women non*-.t* .mon? jmpurian! tban..Uiak.«hu:lt. kikesi (iwtm*i| liy the I'ttilcl Stales, ami are, hrtnian Girl."-it includes practically step-towards M*IFprn.«mTUtnn. this for il,* starting point, and lias| In-Id in armories, when* they me i*veryHiiiig that is worth ' while. Tuberculosis cannot b** overlook­ for its object thr eilu*-ali*'ii»of'our । ’J?*? by "Tlien You II RememlM-r .Me." "I C( rlwwl(1I. Dm* tenth of ed, ny by th** clergyman. premmll In Markle Halls, Bliss I a|| |Ih. r!1|s nl ^..1, h„ j, t.3n. young av.iiii**u to beconi** thoroughDiscussing th** pnipiued legisla­ Ion-ver Past, etc Ihe entire sec-1 ,.,j ,(> muriate come from this dt*- iioiis**-wiv**s ami thereby ■•llicirnl ,j(l| eoimn-gntion of guardians of the public lu-nlili. Th** tion recently. I.ieutenant John T. <iii*l act nf Martha is given, inThompson of Ihe army ordnance eluding I lie luisl H‘'"f of Sumhundred. <>m* persqn encli year *l**cad**ncr of housewifely Ion* i* a S|’.’M*Lwill «he from thi< dn.-u.e. Ten an mor.* serinus social evil than any department, representing Henry S. ‘ The suits we advertise here you can’t buy of any catalog house in the which Uireatyns our women, in I he ............... U'larfl* L etc । al ,paM (.ong|an||y |U. Oll |„. , Itrcrkinriilge. assistant secretary of Mrk hl(W trrrjh|e wan on llu* executive council of the making a performance which will lng world for from $1.00 to $3.00 more than we ask for them, National Rille AsMR-ialion, suggesl- Olig be reinenilHTml as one Of «h“H|„. fri.,ju(llcy with which coned that if boys in tin* nubile schflol* L’ I1.’ !.,3m ! 1 ?, ns j sumption occurs. Who are th** onrr'liecotne interested in rille prac­ n* one of tin* most interesting per-| families for which Ihe relief fund* sphere of her social activity, thai this is Hie nucleus of tin* so-called tice they would continue it in ihe formmires of opera ever given anywoman question. higliVr Mchnola or in civilian rifli* If we can succeed in popularizing chili*. Often, he said, they continue winner ha.* been laid low by tub­ rifle shooting in tlie national guard. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.- erculosis? It is nol entirely with a knowledge nf tub<-iiii).i-i*. in tin* plen of charity mid humanity saturating family Ilf'* with antililbcrculosis educnlion. the chief source of tuberculosis will, b** cut campaikn. It is also with lit** argu- off, for th** .Inst few years have shown that th** seeds of Hu* >li*emtn ineiil nf self-protection. ar** Sown in Infancy and childhood. Il Is nf hut little u*<* tn pteach lo mu| that-, ns.it is met willi in adult dead peoiil**; but a church wlnrh life in a large majority of rases, il follows Hu* example of Rs founder nra-tjrH in people who have lu*on in­ by raisiilg the dead through' pre­ fected many years l*efur**. True, Stores at Hastings and Remus,-Mich. senting mid curing tuliurculosis. we frequently are case* mi adult life ■has extended its gnspel n hundretl where one inemtiA-' <Tf a family foldr Why should the church wail serins to rnnlrart III.* disease *|iWith the Coming of Spring you will Need lo be led in a moveinenl of this rccHy from another, ami I <ln m*l character ’ - Why should *she not doubt*, (lint it is jiossiblc for an PBNSLAR BLOOD REMEDY for that "lazy spring -rather point th** way? Tn*-«** arc adult to receive a m*w infection feeling.” question* which any minVl'T or from without. -Iiitt careful exami­ CHLORIDE OF LIME for disinfecting and deodorizing. nation nf such rn**** usually show* Debt Ros** mnl family of Quipiby himself today. that the primary infection occurred Im** moved into Admu Smith’- 1 CRUDE CzARBOLIC ACID and CRUDE PETRO­ In the present stage of our de­ in infancy or cliililiustd, and that velopment, tuberculosis must ho tho disease Inter in life .is n result mil house.’ LEUM for disinfecting poultry coops and yards, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd placed ill tin* first rank nf the dan­ gerous accessory phenomena of so­ reduced physicial nml depressed ■ Levi t’.iirijs inn! family UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FORMULA, the cial life. This disease which has mental condition *>f the patient. 1!■ irster of Martin C**rm*n only sure remedy for the destruction of bed bugs. .been known for centuries has ex­ The frequency- of tuberculosis in tended its baneful inlluenee hn- children is now well known. In Ihe KRESO DIP and ZENOLEUM. These remedies are mensurahly with Ihe spread nf tlrsl five years of Ilf.* it is found in mankind all over the earth and th** fully fifty per- v*-nl of nulopsi***. for dipping sheep and are sure destruction for vermin increasing 'density nf the popula- Yon Pirquet. Hornberger nml others Inst । w on live stock.•' ’. '' Ijnn, until il niak**.**.itself fell **vcrv- hav’-aliwn 1»V lh*» aid of lubeieu- JVeriimnlville. nn** lo George llmisum Itn tests that, in larja* cities 90 per of * Hui land. FORMALDEHYDE and CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE Llhe cottage. Every third dentil cent of all children are infected by Volina Coiilbmigh spent oxer Sun| during Ihe working petind of life is Ihe fifteenth year. Almost all clril- , for treating seed potatoes. Sure preventive of scab. caused by" pulmonary Inherviilosis: dren in large cities contract inejj- jin** Ritzman of Quimliyevery other wnrkinuuimi who h'c- slox ami the sain** may he said of conies incapacitated mud ascribe inberculoste. As th** powers of re- ] hi% condition In it. What frightful sislance are much less in the early , I destruction of human laborl What periods of life, th*' prognosis varies Marlin ; Corners. a loss of development! What cloud- al 'different ake-. . In the first year It**iiry Alrtimi I ing ami rte«truction of human hnp- HO per cent of infected babies die. spent , fyimlay ci How much progress is ar­ Tn Hie second year the mortality ;Mr.*. Frank Charlton. Hastings, Mich. 1 pincss! North Side Pharmacist rested ' 'his disease! How much rate i« alMiiit forty per cent. After Th.* saw mill tin is hod sawing for physical aiyl mental effort it» cul off Dm* fourth year, if recognized nnd intelligently treat***!, infection may be said to be alni“*l without any , danger’ whatever. Recognizing Hie Four Deliveries Daily 'fact that it fa tllp«c early infections ।turned from Florida, ' Phone 83 Hastings, Mich which eventually cause, clinical tuberculosis .in' ndiilhf. and which nre thereby responsible for the ■-BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. enormous mortality rate ' in later . life, it .is ohvioq* that we should protect infant* mid children from t infection in every possible-way. ami keep our chil*lr*'n in such a stale of health that infection when it --------- ON.--------does occur will nnl develop 'into a disease. ‘ The fart that 93 per cent nf the Before cases in Ihe Grand Rapids survey] 98c value.— ---------------------------------------------- Now 87c Putting <»f one hundred cases lm*l indoor occupations is eloquent testimony 11 Them 75c value— Now 49c Jo Ihe value of-fr**‘h air in prevent- I _Away. 50c value ---------------------------------------------- Now 29c ing tuberculosis, nml you should doll all you can to encourage.tho eslabItehmenl of fresh nir schools in every school building in your cily. | Before you put your heavy Woolens, Furs and Garments away for the summer. Experience willi them every­ 98c value— Now 73c where has shown that open nir you should have them Dry Cleaned, as that will KILL all the moths and SAVE Now 49c 75c value__. schools are a most powerful factor your goods for you. It will cost you hili'*a little now and it will SAVE YOU.-. in building up the health of schoolMONEY in the end. It’s a “stitch in time." . children.'nml investigations show .. that in fresh nir schools the rliil— U Right NOW is the time to have your Muslins, Silks and Light Flannels di'y Now 89c dren grow faster, increase more in m weight and develop more power for “ cleaned before the busy season starts. We have time now to do the work and physical ami menial work than ini * will give you PROMPT SERVICE. Why not get the clothing together that you ordinary school*. Instead, how­ ever.. of one opeti air room in a wish dry cleaned and PHONE US? Our wagon will call and get it and will de­ 50c value.— Now 39c building lo care for such children liver il to you when finished. as are made ill in the other rooms, all of the rooms in all of the build­ ings should bo open nir rooms. WE WASH EVERYTHING EVERY OTHER DAY.” 2 years to 12 years, assorted patterns—24c to 98c Children who arc well should l>o civen a chance f** keep well, nnd Ihe resistance of those nlrendv in­ fected would thcrpbv be raised. Everything possible should be done to fortify children against disease. Under no conditions should they bn Allowed tn cal. and sleep SHUI.TERS BROS., PROPS with tuberculous nnrenta or rela­ Phone 243 Hastings, Mich. tives. Where possible they should be removed from proximity to open rases of tho disease and the Stale Buys Good Clothes of Grant H. Otis & Co Better than you would pay from $15.00 to $18.00 for in some of the large city stores Remember These Prices $9.98 and $12.48 Buys Suits here that you would have to pay much more for at other stores We invite investigation of our Prices and Quality Make Us Prove It. See our Window This Week Seasonable Drug Store Needs C. E. HARVEY Grant H. Otis 8 Co The season for canning is now on Our stock will be of the same Quality as other years. Our prices reasonable. Give us your order and get the best. H.C.WUNDERLICH Special Prices WHITE WAISTS MIDDY BLOUSES Have Your Winter Goods Dry Cleaned HOUSE DRESSES BIG APRONS CHILDREN’S DRESSES NEW YORK STORE American Steam Laundry Hastings, Michigan ini �THE HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 7, WIL "he Hastings Banner Inicrtlun. - M HIRE SK I®0?! E SAM’S PRINT W MarruiQC IJrenscs. — »■■ rs . TA ■ . Urange Department ,. . . . Program for Carlton Grange No. 2GL May U, Wil: Obituary poetry .nd j-Molulloaa, Co Clina. A. Rathbun. Hastings ...» 13 ACCOMPLISHED StIHE TIME AGO1 Sung, “Ona Sweetly Solemn Carrie Ward, Hastings.................. 51 tins. Thought’’ by the Quartette. BY CHAS S. BROWN OF J. W. Fofilesomr, Freeport........... Ot WrFT-RIOHTH YEAR ■ubocrtpilon by Mall. foat-Pald. ! of the county. In some orchards many trees are dying, tn one orchard one-half of a large tree WM <l> ad from oyster shell scale, and Han Jose scale is infecting a larae number of good Irees. Tito only thing to save lb<we trees i* suraying immediately with lime and sul­ phur solution, t part to 8 parts uf water and this should be repeated every 3 or i weeks through the sum­ mer. but thr mixture should never be stronger than 1 part io 35 parts of water. . . AlleM*. Riel* I Recitation—“Ruck Mu To Sleep Mary Ainoworth, talk** Odessa .. Id • THIS CITY. Mother*—Mrs. Frank Crawford. James Lee Refrd. Hastings.......... 76 I Roll Call, responded to l*y each Charlotte Russoll, Ha*nTigS ........ 73 CANADIAN 8UB8CRH*TION*a answering the ifflgstton, “What Aro ages will ba printed ftaa aa news HE HELPED TO PUT OOV’T Samuel EckeH, Irving.................. 51 ■ I Three Important Things Mother Did after. Carlton Grange is to be congratu­ PRIHTERY ON BUSINESS BASIS liefori* ' Tho 'Uattlo No communication will ba publlah- Anna Packard, Toledo .................. 58 lated that one of Ils memberw MIm Geqrge G. Day. Maple Grove .... 2U Michigan, aa second claaa mat--------Mother—Aiy tlio Grange. Audra Decker won first place al the Clara M. Willits. Cliarlotle........ 21 Wi-mEmi u 1 ,.1 ' “Appreciation of Mothers in Art. district high schoyl. oratorical con­ *' ,°r LfterKure and Histor#^ paper test at Hastings last week. ADVKRnaiNa RATC& Warranty Deeds. I rrapeclfqlly anuoutoe my c»IselCM Mafcri.il While Head of by MrtL Clniencp (Jovurt. JOO PRINTING. Display advertising rales on appli­ for rohgnsu in opumohon to Bcm J. Bennett to James C. An­ Lecturers will please get their ilidacy ' - Pureli.i'inu Drpl. I Song. “Silver llireads Among Tlie cation. Hon E. L. Ifamllteu, the ffreaent iuBusiness locals and reading notlcsa •quipped Job offlcey Tn Western Mich­ drus. lot 017, EH of lol «2U. lots VI3 Th. Winona. .Mum. Uuly nspul-1 ulumFor programs in one week before they ‘cumbenL On Unit page or among brlveUsw llM igan and Is prepared to do any kind aiMt VI i. also lot 8. Walldorff resort wish them published. * a#} eleated you can expect of book and Job printing. Wall lake; et.oo. . Potatoes ‘treated* wfllr Hme and ]these tiling* of me from start lo Flavius J. Feighner, per. admr.. tijiid with an mt* resting story ; talk hv C (invert "io'lla. U.l» Carto Silas B. Endsley, parcel, Nash­ J&fft n™“'. sulphur Wore planting/ t part to finish. 1 A DISGRACEFUL CONDITION IN COLORADO. by ,uy «R>»iry •»'* ville. 8t50. parts of ^Tiler wIM h<- free from .J Ehariea K. Brown,•* representing; P<*"vhaf. Becomes of tho 'Widows 20 the work of her brains, genius aud John L. Young, per rnlmr. to Itobt. scab aud other fungus diseases. । nanda (taunt SE ti of Se *t, section 3 'iu Press cofopaity Who An: l.efl Nothing But • Or! shall resent every insult to. the Hastings Grange will not hold an­ of Bottle Creek. Mn higan. was in phansT What <f tlie Widows Milo • The situation in Mexico has distracted attention from a condition Orangeville, 8150. Mars and, Stripes al' home and Preston B. Hose lo Jay L. Smith.: 1 ll^y u"4 " ",lv A?1111}*,?1 Happein to 1w a Baby.?’’-a talk dud other meeting until May 25(h on nc- abroad. that amounts to civil war that lia« really existed for month* in the parrel. *<*<*(ion 35, Hasting*, si .'ML, count of tho U. B. annual banquet 1 ...... ,.. .>. Tho BepttMican-llerakl olllce talk- ; di.sCUssion led by Geo. Hatch. state of Colorado. Moro Americans have been killed and wounded there 1 shall pray for peace, but will James C. .Andru* toJ I ’ i''i 'I* an talor. - ni- inaiiupr con‘t’**'',JRecitation about mothers-Mrs. whieff will be held nt the hall on the b»l nqxl regular night. 1advocate being prepared for a war, than in the campaign iu Mexico, and the end is not yeL The frightful Bennett, city, lots VI7,_K r l£_o( u ioi 1 c,-ruing the yea: and two months1 Ralph Hcnney. if unavoidable, that will teach our thing about the Colorado rebellion is tlie cruelty of It, Ihe lapse Into* a 920 ana tors 913 and vi i, itastings. when he aarved iw rtttfHiMpectorf Song—Bemirr Hatch.............. .. tiag Bnd lhu Worid 10 ,,un°f our •1.00. NOTICE OF CUMnp anti purchasing agent of tho gov1 Flowers for mothers presented by savagery that would pul a Mexican to shame. At first it was directed • rmiienl print inc ■•llip* al Washing-* boys of the Grange. * SIGNERS ON CLAIMS 1 ■1**H *ten«l by the Republican against mine ownerrf and their employees who took the places of the ton. He was api-ffffl.d.to this p<>-1 snUg by Hie Grange—“Tramp, Quil Claim*. State of Michigan County of strikers. But now >1 has become a rebellion against Ihe authority of . F.irnmi Wagner t<> Samuel C. Schu­ .siEion In IDOfl When, lloosevdt was Tramp. Tramp." Barry, st. the stale of Colorado, whose troops have been attacked and who have ler, «o acres, section It, Woodland, IHI-Ident and Charles A. Stilling.*' . Augusta Brisbin, I Bhall slate where 1 stand so you Estate of Eliza A. Green Tulley. was public printer. The appoint­ ' suffered severely al the hands of the strikers. Property valued at mll- lijoa Lecturer. We, the undenilgned, having been will all know when lo put mo out. Mary Baugh tu Nannie Fisher, 40 ment came to him epttreiyylUtout - lions of dollars has been destroyed and a reign of terror exists in several appointed by Hie Probate Court for Miltcitation und outside of itoinacs, Yqura rew|>ectfully, acres, Johnstown, 82IMHM). Johnstown Grange. |nnd after-perfotmuig the tusk for counties of that slate. the County of JJarry, Stale of Mich­ Lew. L, Thompson. William W. Delano lo Ira E. De­ । which he had le-en named iu makProgram for Johnstown Grange, igan. Commissioners to receive, ex­ Thu. cause of the trouble is not new. but there has never been sucli lano, 203 acres. May 9th, tlih. fttl Wit IraF'i ttot, Irving, 83WW.1W. Delano ^-nefeanine. > in the government May 4. amine and adjust all claims and de­ NORTH KAffT RUTLAND. ’ nrmthw offir t».- r*--.-mM th.* i*ta***— HowJardiaU Jtt aacriflcv Jsulay b mands of all person* against raid ferocity shown hra ytmihtr-yfrtfr'Tn this-country.-The Colorado- Ruel 80 ”r*“ O^H^d^h ""•! n-turned ........... unrk r . rrp- •••••'•■•> tor tomorrow needf- deceased, do hereby give notice that and Iron Co. together with a few other wealthy individuals and corpora­ MhL K Springer visited her ilio n-nlaliye of the. Dup « Printing «» ie;H we «>■ will wm HIITI meet ui at the IIIV Biurv store in of iPreston ivaiuii mother in Middleville, Sunday. tions own large areas of coal.mines in tlie Traniiiail and other coal 10 acres, sec. 5, ItarnBarry. t*IXX>. . Recitation—May Rice. ... Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Mooru passed K. _. Jewell at Assyria Center. AssyPres* company In Ihe cleanup regions of that stale. The owners have sever discriminated against Tiea Dull to Jluth Downing, par­ wum .*■<« X1...I, .... Xl/.i. I ■>... > la. .. Il.n 11..-,* wuivu ue w.i* uni*u uccuuipThe most desirable (lowers for [ ria, Mich, *ui Wednesday, the first Saturday night and Sunday wilh work which hi- w;v* able lo accompunion men. but have persistently refused tp recognise tho Western Fed­ cel, south shore of Saddlebag lake. lish in going through tho accumu- Ihe out door garden.—Grace Bow- day ' of»»..*. — .._ — ... ­ their sou, Glenn, of Northeast llostJuly. A. D. .«.* 1911, amt on Tues Woodland, >1.00. eration of Miners, who have insisted that only union men be employed ’ Wm.’jx Hktaner to Richard K«day. the first day of September. A. D. mg*. of lh“ u*'1 S't'------------------------- iic "ac'knowiedges I -The three Itcjt varieties of apple* i!t|l, at to o’clock A. M, of each of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Poland were’ in the coal mines; that all other than union employees he discharged; walski. parcel, Cily of Hastings. 8165 " ** • kn“'?1'. raluablo assistance apd ta'arh*'* for this section of the sni'l days, for Iho punmre of vx- in Middleville. Sunday, the guests and that wages and’working conditions for Ihe men must be arranged aminingv nml allowing said claims, of Mrs. i*olan<rs mother. by the mine owners on Ihe one side, and Ihe Western Federation qf Min­ I Of 8 E .4, sei ilon j, OrangvvUk. Wilioij. who w;i, then-chairman of to'b'etud Reading—Lulu Van- and that four months from Hu* first Clariie Moore and family attended ers oili<. r> on tin- other. Tlie mine owners insist that it is their right ’ ' -,“*a | the committee on appropriation* "ycklrs. rvnivs. . <iay », were day hi of .iiuy, May. .1. A. i>. D. ivi 1911, were auowal tow- church in Hastings, Sunday, and ate Five minute talk—George Bowser.. ml by said eonrUorcredilorn lo dinner wilh Mrs. Moore s father, C. to employ whom they will in their mines, and that the question ot wage* n , , .. ... innd wns one <>f th- G-w who wave Pr<.lul.- Court V-»S. lliu^ rtMoutUrtiu ul III Ida work. (tarn culture. — Sam Nay. K. Iteam. prosent their claims to us for ex ­ is a matter to be adjusted between the employers and employees as in­ Reeitalii'U—Aurel Talmage. amination ami allowance. Rev. E. C. Chevis, pastor of Mid­ Estate of Daniel L. Marner, deThe rleminn nmili<*l to the main dividuals. They therefore refuse lo accede, to the union demand that ,Goners Empia Slo'flleld, Lecturer. Datod, Assyria, Moy 2nd A. D. dleville Coturregalional church, will vn'rilims'niHf t'onun*1’‘ J printing ofllce and nine branches‘ none but union men be their employees. PJiL preach at the nchtHtl house Friday vttoSJ “nf io hn k-niinr .1.. S,in>tos material was taken mil Several limbs from trees badly E. J. Bach. evening. May 8th, at 7 JO, Then followed the strike which from the first bus Iweu like all the P. K» Jewell, Farmers are very busy in this vi­ ■iiiniin-iii —by scurfy scale havo-l>evn other strikes conducted by the Western Federation of S(iners character- ' _ Commissioners. cinity- 14owing for corn audjaians. , , „ xllrt” ™kll» Ann Ford, d.-™.-'. . .'material “'"‘“I f'^amined this week in Ihe west hull ixed by reckless violence, cruelty and wanton destruction of properly. cleaned-up included type, leads ami Bbnd tiled nnd order entered -1ug<. .brass rul*. pressea. hook! That die blame for Ihe bitterness existing in this Colorado strife is ed. ' Ezra. 8. Morehouse, ad­ binding machim iy and metal of all TIME TO irii*V ARO WH«T TO RSRAV WITH all on one side is not to be presumed for a minute. ’Jhe fact that the appointing [ ministrator. kinds. Some live hundred thous­ WHAT TO ■ MOORO TIMRl THIRD Tli» . miners are nearly all Italians, Hungarians, Greeks and Austrians is an FOURTH TIMK Estate of Liuie Stevens et al. and pounds of plate in the storage indication of tho original greedy effort on the part of the companies.lo minors. i License to sail real estate, vault was remo\. -I Tlie metal .was Sale reported und con­ all melted into ingots for use again. gel cheap lalxir. These foreigners, led by reckless men. are- far more granted. • pvstcr Shell 10 days after third time, and at In spring before show pink, just tie- blossoms (all. , Considerable n**w type in original dangerous.lo the pitne owners Ilian a more intelligent class of laborers firmed.. Scale Estate of Michael S. Rousli, a । wrappers (hat had be. n accuinulntleaves start, lime tore they opens Lime and sulphur intervals of I! to 4 weeks facurfy Scale would have^p-en, men who would have insisted on better living and work- mentally । 1 V. - .I » - - - throughout the season. Lime APPLE incompetent person. Or-J• ing for fouf year* and never iiad anil sulphur, 1 gal. Bordeaux Paste., I and Sulphur 1—35 and Arse­ ing conditions. It can he presumed fairly that Ihe mine owners were nol der > entered appointing Jacob B. fieri) used was found. The mater­ [Rot iruardian. iumd lil«*<i aud let­ ial that could be turned buck into lbs. lo 50 gal. of nate of Lead 2 lb»- to 60 gals, liberal in their wage scale in dealing with Ihahkind of people, and that Wolf ' 'll <:* of mixture. ' Issued.' IJccnse to .sell real use was scheduL it in the sorting L. It 9. mixture. they sanctioned working conditions which ought never to have existed. ters ' [Worms estate granted. v amt wns taken back into the utlices The mine owners ronftMed this by offering more liberal wages and to Estate of Michael Smith, deceas- .■mt .proper reqyidtihns. remedy many ofjhc things that have l»een cumplained of. On* the other ed • The estate wns closed against lurculio some (all. Line Mr. Tawney’s interest in the work Intervals of S to 4 weeks until and executors account fill'd. hand the loiarrs have shown n doifged determination to drive all non- claim* « irown Rot and sulphur 1—SO. was in llie.xvny ef redueing the cxdanger to the crop is Sime as apple union men from Iho mines, and to force the mine-owners to employ ■ Estate of Flavius Feighner, de- i»*u*e of condRi i. ig tiii* branch of tad Leaf Lime and Solphur 1—10. । ceased, Administrators final ac­ PEACH (hot Hole Funonly men wl»o bekmged to Ui»- Western Federation of Miners. They have! count filed. Hie service at it helped to reduce 1 *«* ani.rnnrtsHnii from. rajerAed all offers nf nanpromise Uiat would permit of employing non­ Estate of Jesse Calhhan. uecenswl. Mildew in IW« to IfBiO.Oon in PAW. He enter**)!’ appointing Chas. S. union men. and of individual dealing with its employee** liy tiie corn- Onler 1 admimMralor de bonis ujm.' i ga\e wery araislan. ■■ nhd ’enrourpanies. They have shot down mine guards nml non union men. and eyen UWkill ‘ i.vlofc selling an other tree. — *inv—lighwilh will annexe*! Bond tiled and , ------ • stall* troops, and burned add dynamited properly lo force the mine own- letters । IJial time.' issued. Adtbr's final account; l"’"* cut branch ofl Apple sppearr. ere to accede to their demand for recognition of the union. The mine filed. j PEAR I (blight c.-.:ne as Order .assigning real estate! owners hove ju«l as peraislently nnd emphatically declared (hut they entered. ' All receipt* and rosiest NdRTHWLJJT JOHNSTOWN, to discharge A.lmr. filed. Discharge. Ml._ E. A; Horn is helping Grandwould never unionize their mines. . days after blos­ Repeat 10 days after 3rd spray­ »«»u««.L ma Rogers this week. Cnrculio soms (all, L. & 8. ing. Repent 3rd spraying 10 Same as appl ■This sjH-ctacle is a disgrace lo America and lo humanity. No. em­ PLUM Estate of Elira A. Gr.-.ii Tulley,, Hltl» Casey is building a horse Same aa apple I—10. 3 lbs. A. ot days before crop ripens (or Cut oat black kt ployer ought t<» Ih* forced lo discliarge any pinployee because he does deceased. ( Onler appointing ad- barn for his son. Forth. L. 50 gallons of Brown Rot. and burn. not belong lo a 1abor4union.' A man whn shoola down another in a lal»or "™' > spray misture. iSt'".'.7,m 1,1"11111H n“kl"«a war when he is tin* nllat-king.party is.a murderer, and ought to Im* dealt •' [Aphis Whcn'fruit is size Repeat 3rd spraying every 10witli as such. Conditions in mines ought lo be made ns g<M>d as pos- rESlLd"" J 1 *“K K W iiu {Si .Ml... now-.-; of large ahnt. Bor- Il days till crop is secure and CHERRY Same aa apple sible, and then they will in* hard enough on the miners. .No desire for j deauyl—ML A. o( leaves do not fall In summer, lulion 1^-100. 4.. 3 lbs. lolO gal. cut out Black Knot. dividends on Ihe i»ar( of owfiere ought to saijvtion lhe cemtinuanee-of 0nkr‘“<"“r...l\7Kg'‘re" 5X' conditions within the mines that make working iu tht»n more hazardous * When leaves apjCoiUiu ScaL IWorms enable them lo live comfortably, support their families and educate their Repeat 2nd. in CRAPES Same aa apple Rot days. * children. Leaf Blight publlihid fr»«; t MDU per line charg_ ■ .w ii.. - Km** .*■— Va lln** s,CT4l!SrtrW?uM' But the way lo put an end to such disgraceful conflicts is nol to let Ihe miners and mine owners light It oui. but to compel both to submit their difference* to a tribunal that will compel bolh lo accept its findings. And in a land that pretends lo be a free country or a nation of free men, (lie demand for gnh recognizatioiiof labor unions as will force Ihe dis­ charge of all non-union men should never be a debatable question. Such a demand is so unfair,.so un-American. so opposed to right ami Justice,; that it ought to be rejected vilboyt cen-tnony. Important Notice GE.ORGE, LUTZ, formerly with the largest Tailors and Dry Cleaners in Grand Rapids, Midi., has taken over the Tailoring and Cleaning Business of the Hill Clothing Co. (Carroll’s old stand), 231 W. State St., opposite the court house. As a special Inducement to get acquainted, bring this ad. to my Salt. AH goods plainly marked. When you tend your Dry Cleaning and Presaing here you can depend upuu good wofle ilonr hy a tailor. Men’s Suits Sponged, Pressed and Shaped, 50c Wholesale Price on PAINTS NORTHEAST BARRY. There were one hun<ir<-<i and, forty - seven persons a 11 e n d e <1 j church here Siliwiay afternoon. We wen* glad to see »<> many. Come again. Next Sunday will be Mothers. Day. Everyone cmne. C. E. next Sunday evening ‘Vill Ih*1 led lijillcv. McCue. Sulijrvl: “Health : hints for belter living.”—1 (lor. 0. "IO! •A». ' . | Schoo! closed last Friday with ex-, ercbes. after which tin* company ■ 'and »<-hool were treated to popcorn.' peanuts. Imiihiius, ice cream atoll I cake. It lias been a very *ucr* **ful> I year mid we are sorry the t«-ach*-r<; । Mr*. Russell Mott is going lo quit teaching. I Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cowles an*l Mr. and Mr*. laiignton of Hasting* vis­ ited Sol Stanton un*l family Satur­ day night and Sunday. I Mrs. Clara Chirk ami son Met! are moving into Mr*. Maggie Knhl|er’s Imiiisc. Mr. .and Mr*. Russell [ Mott will live in Mrs. Clark's house and work.the farm. ■ Thoma* Mortlilaml. an obi r***iI *l**nt of this place *uffere*I ti paralyI tic stroke Saturday uffernoon. He er. Iiavid Morthland, Sunday, who resides at Dowd-* Corners. ‘ > Mr*. Milton Nobles wa* token suddenly sick Sunday evening. Iler sister, Mr*. Addie Wilh*on und her ilaiigtiler, Mr*. Harry Wertmnn of South Barry are caring for her. Gparlea Karel lia» his Imjum* near­ ly rompleled. on ihe place he] bought of Ni lson Willison. The Itarn frame will lie raised to­ day on. the place owned by Archie | Newton. Wc get our paint direct from the factory and can sell to you at a lower price than others can sell at. Ail the paints wc sell are guaranteed lor 5 yekrs. House Paint............................. $1.50 per gal. Barn Paint......................................... 90 per gal. Floor Paint and Linseed OU. House Paints—aS colors. O. A. BOYE.S Department Store Hastings, Mich, Gl'Yg CORNERS. MU* Olive llolmrt of lta*liiig»| Mwntl lost week wilh her sister, Mrs. Lodis Gray has hfu ou the •ick list Alw>tit thirty of (he friends ami neightHire gathered hl the lioni<- of J Mr*. Wm Guy.-last Wednesday and gave her a birthday surprise. A lidt-lnrk dinner was served, und every on* nq>orfs‘ a good lim<-. I Mi.*y Leinh Bah*-closed a suer ■ fill term nf whool Iasi Tuesday. i BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY -BW.Nl.lt WANT ADVS. PAY. Double Your Dollars Do you realize that every dollar you earn is capable of DOUBLING itself jn time without effort on your part—if you will do your part, hang on to it, and bring it to this bank and deposit in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Our Savings Department is not merely a means of safely caring for your Dollar, but it is an investment, yielding 50 per cent, larger interest and just as safe as a government bond.' Let us explain to you what our Savings De­ partment can do as a profitable investment. The Dollar 'that slips away will event­ ually get into ths hands of sonic one who is at work building a fortune (or himself.. The Dollar yuu save, whose earning power you appropriate, will make the sum of your fortune. The sooner you begin to save in this bank, the sooner you will see your fortune expressed in large figures. We -receive Savings Deposits of from $1.00 up. We pay interest at 3 per cent on all Savings Deposits placed in this Bank. Hastings City Bank The Bank That Does Things For You Hastings, Michigan �THE HARTINGS BANNER. MAY 7, 191 L BABY CHICKS NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. . ' Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Also Cyphers’ Chick Food and Chick Grit. Phone 3B5 M. AV. HlcHs Haotlngo, Mich. CO UN KB PARK AND WALNUT STS. Prime Roast Beef When your roast lieef is nice and tender your dinner is all right. If it is tough, stringy and tasteless it’s a failure. If you’ll buy your meats here you’ll get the RIGHT KIND, and you'll be so pleased that you will want to COME AGAIN. We hold our trade Irecausn our customers know that here they always get gcod meats, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. TM Meat Market Men >1. W. Hick*. liable liUormaihMi we can obtain on the subject* they drain) etplaimxi. In asking quesdoiw M-nd rail information. Great difllciilly is <<ften_ ffligri"in-.-il with regai'd in rearing chicks surcossfnity, hui if proper alleiilmn is given lo minor details surress is lirm-lically assurud, even * for the linVicc. 'Hiere is no mystery eon- Hastingi, Mich. PAGE ELKTON POULTRY WANTS.! HEAD OF G41.L LAKE. \(M. iziuise Hhnpin. who lias beei hatcbinff. 8r.(i0 for f5, 95.IX) Cha«. Tutwr recently bought a — • ■ m ,,r 01 .AKirtrn 1 Wertman Co. Miller, -Phone DO Mkh . .IB, womtlamL |f his col I ago. Mr. amt Mrs. Morris Williamson | spent Saturday,in Battle Ci horn*. 5U cents for 15. Phone uxi2 rings. Wm. H. Mishler. Route 3. If Sunday. Hairhablc eggs from faiesl Willie| Wyandotte stock. $!.25. 93.0Q, per 15.50 nr too. A. E. Hline, IL-lti--1 ,vue. Route 37 4-wks! Egns For Nair fnxn my print win-1 l hat you. (juimby. .M.ich. Phone 21M-I rings, i T-wks 1 A honltby, vigorous chirk is easy to raise; a weak, puny mte ahtrieiilt. It is folly lo expect n good, hearty chick frftru an unhealthy dock: but Inking il far granted thnl thr little clover out. Il makefellows bnvr been pmiwrly brf’d~tiTi liow-lonirttir- sprmi nal* hi long ns the v mains green ami s'*1 or Sale—ButT Orpington eggs, for I hatching. Inquire Phone rings. For Sale— Duel Itouen kind. HOLMES. CHIJRUL HASTINGS AND CARL| \\- $ Barnum has iHmght n Bro TON TOWN LINE, anlo of H.-nry Bagla Mrs. Frank Benner nml Earl and I- Townsend nnd wife enlrriained hnmi auro Ilian Ihe fact that it is pn.per•1 ••Ii-,’iu:h ly-vent Hated,•'absohitrly-rtmn' nnd hen’ll h and spirits, huf i-onlimied •lay. getting weaker In lire legs mill' I Miss f.ilns Adams of Cloverdale llrsl two weeks of a chick's was lire guest of r.ryslnl Biagdou can na< h Hie ......I Tlmrsrlny nml Friday, and visited her sister’.s school. ty Hie first two weeks after btilcti'Mt. .and Mrs. Warren Coolbniigh iiig practically Insunts stieceKsful and dhuulibT Bnrbara nml Mrs. My­ rawing to maturity. More,chirks ra Bufap "f <>»nts prove visited at are killed Hie first two yyceks nf killed her iml decided lo study the E. J. .Bump's Sunday. Ih.’ir exislence l.y improper ling Moore of llulcase.‘ *' * ■’ u-ii Tetriiiins li-yihi-n, especially jlie amateurs, a continued are prone ‘ -----mm, begin feedini Itmgdon. ••ight hours r,|.l the number of chicks The Imported Perctioron Stallion DOMINO II. 45179 (13113) - Mrs. Nejtl^ Elnrk is working for For Nate—Eggs’ for hatching from Mrs. Charles Turner. Mrs. Eddie. McAII;i*I<t m still ■American Standard fawn amt wtiite fmllnn llpiim-r Ducks. Cry.*gaining. tn! whjie egg strain. Also high svoringtL (’.. Rliode Islmfd Reita. rd li> P« l<> another «• former's collage for tlie siinime All eggs -$f.ntl per sett fag. Coy G. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Longman Brumm. Nashville, Mich., 11. F. D. . Green Food For Poultrr. Carrier Jfa. 5. llwks Q. •’! nip able to gi-i <-Jm¥r bay have Simile Conjb Black Minorca* and for poiilti y which writ run .'ilxHil one-bnlf limoihy. Would >oii a«lVl’se llm us<‘ of *Ur.Il liny. «le:illU'<L amazon, div back on their form. Ergs for hatching, i cents each or or will tho timolby |«- a disadvant­ *3 5d per HNi. from purr brcd| age? If <me uses spr>nifi-.| oats for slock. Blark .Minorca baby TAMARAC CORNERS. green food. how. t-liiiLs IU. rcuta raclu lleiiryl, sprouts be — SnifHt. first. Iiuuse ra’st of Ear willi friends in Grand Rapid* amt T. E. K. Seal Factory. Phone 3fH R. If kepi very wnnii mid com- Io gel on tin* The. pnrucular.style «>l BESSMER BROS. Pham 162 consuhlthn® supposed l<» last six tnomhs.-but II usually Und it’nwpwar.v l<> apply it ""........... .. >.............. Wliat I have »m<l' IliaL have . particularly lo OBirk- ------"i.”’'” nndl -‘■“•I hern liatelH'ii in an niruhatnr are to iw.raisetl in a hr<H«|.-r. 11m ireabnonl.of.' hi.-ks hnh-bril unth’r a him is ju.-i almul the same ns timin’ Ita1cle-»i m an inrubaior. only mm must be eveft more watchful to rid her irmt U,.r f ’ of life. ■ Tim coop rnu-i Iu- *o nrranged that lire nllle I.-How* more, or fas* lilrerLy, and n enough that tire .-old Iren can iiroiiiiil without steplhiig' .ni Hie eliirks. , ■ ■ . Il is n gofal idea Jo hate n brood vide._Mr. and 'Mrs. .Iidinson nml daughter. Mi" l.oni’-’ and two gen- ami family nf East Carlton ami at- Mr. ami Mrs. Edgar Wells and daughter, Mi.*» Dorothy of Jackson were I lie guests of W. S. Barnum's over Sunday, Mr. nml Mrs. Isaac Ymtngp- of Thiiradny. James Fellows and family -. Igike Odessa and Mr. nml Mrs. John I Blooil of Carlton, were,Hie guests of <ieo. Fuller's p.siple, Sunday. Miss Andra Decker gave ln-r ora­ tion .Sunday at Jlie I'tiurcli. I large and appreciative audieqii Will make the season 1914mfollows: ery Barn, Nuhvillc. OTHER DAYS -At our bartm M Domino Is Welland favorably known weighs nearly 1M»J and la perfectly Routol. He Ba> gocsl action either walking or trotting. His color is a i>eautiful dapple gray. TERMS: |I5 for landing colt. Owner* parting with mares wilj lie he’d lot service fee. Mares.bred at owners' risk. BARNUM BROS. Omro nl Mpi„ Cuts Grin. Mick. ROYAL BELGIAN STALLION Mercure Niimbors b*S“7o733m Th” Imported Royal Belgian Stal­ lion is 5 years old, is hay in color, stands id. hands and 3 inches high and weighs P.MO |>oumls. in growing condition. He has a heavy Jione and Is well muscled. He is abso­ lutely sound anti free from vice. He will make th*’ season al the fair ground* in Hastings for a limliAT number of gewfa mares. Terms 910 for single service, pay­ able al time of service. 915 U> in­ sure with foal, payable al time.mare is known to be with foal. 92i> for standing coll Marcs brcd nl own­ ers risk. Men parting with mares will ho held for service fee. A. F. Sylvester 0. Rounds Proprietors Will Crakes and family Condition of Lltarature. Literature may be overaexed, aa a i ■« Swanson contemporary cUlma. but the modern it il 1 riilay output Is decidedly undermanned at roinlivcs in ; —Washington Pott, ing Hiis h’tiglh <1 p171vidc.s-.for- (hem. on nature ... taken inhl tlie chirk just before emerging frnnrrfhi* TshrH.~nnd~pnrvides all. Hie notirivUmenl tlie chick WEST VERMONT VII.I I Brurn is seal brown in rnlnr, weighs 1700 lbs, and wns foaled .Mundi 2U. 1011. • "Bruco" comes in .direct line from, the very best PerrAeron stock in I lie world, ib'seeixling in line from, the famous •’Voltaire" (28,488) nnd * .Mollie (07510), Bruce Jr of gentle disposition, large boned, nnd lit* rolls nre bound to bo winners. Will make the season after May . 1st. ns follows: Wednesdays nnd Saturdays nl the Fair Grounds, Hastings. Remainder of life time hl my barn !)i mile north and 1 mile t»anfwf'Barry- Motel;—--------------------- JOHN ENGEL IS THE SON of MISTRAL iMiwel trouble brought Cnmniriichig Monday, April 201 h. evihililo result of sliifan Berk will stand: Every day. except Tuesdays nl of digesting it. One hard boiled egg. out finely. fa my place t*j miles south and ii -.iiurdny and sun mile east nf Dowling. day. Every Tuesday nL Dun .Putnam's ollie Downing’ - . on tlie Wickwire plih^c, until furlh- through a food chopper, w.-ll-haked Mrs. Dale Navue ami family in Ma­ er notice. ple Grove N-.ilnrday. ... . «•1 ...:r.. ..r xt....1.. Terms and conditions same as and 'any •l-*>n mid family usual. Walter J. Beach (hvner and Manager. ^Ihiwlinp, Midi. .— Phone, Ihmlicld Exchange Owner nnd .Manager. Phone 252-3 rings. lias! I nos. Mich.. IL 3 Registered Percheron REGISTERED PERCHEROR 3T1UJH ORPHAN BOY Na 22.-W ’ ' Description—Orphan Boy is regis­ tered In Hu" Percheron Slud Book of America, and his recorded number is 22,583. Color, gray; weight 1910 pound* PriMgrre—Foaled June 1, 1891. bred and owned by Homer L. Adgate of Ionia. Michigan. -Got by Epis DOr (1549 (8451). lie by Confident 3617 (397). he by Brilliant 1271 (755), lie by Brilliant 1890 756 . he by COCO II (714), he by Vieux Chnslin (713), he by-Coco (712), he by Mignon (715), he by Jean-le-Blanc (739). Terms—To insure a mare with standing eolt 910.00. Single Service Moo. Parties disposing of mares be­ fore foaling Time will he held re? sponsibln for.,service. All accidents al risk of owners, of. man’s. Mares must be returned as Instructed. At Sid Tinkler's, 2 mile* west and H mile south of Lacey. Wednesdays, ayd Thursdays. Other appointments by phono. . - Downing’s Sunday. little meat may tie added afi ■parmgly. Charcoal am Ur. Mcl.omiell al Stallion and sami, are apt io gel |orvi. Waler may le; pltie. >1 in lire innoil rr about tin' Time they arc give their, first feed, bill musl be in a Elmer Cob’ an-l wife nf Woodland rrrcpfacle s.i llial Hwy eauiiol get wrl^of.-_iv.il it wijh Lbeir J.-cl. If 7£ni.i...i i ... . i __ ... .. . Mrs. Matilda Wily returned In herl so thirsty that Hwy crowd'-arnutui home in Hn-liou . Wednesday, nf-l Number 22786 like thirsty pigs and ronsmiie loo much. .­ I7n3'sh!.»ru"'.r i Buster is a five year old Register­ The brooder floor may bo bedded Mrs. Mary Ahholt and Henry Ken- * , ed Perchcron Stallion, weight about with alfalfa or clover eh'nff t<> Ihe .. iiani. - ■» 'Kii-i lUicle Leonanl >trow. who is very 2,000 pounds. Popularly called n Buster . ’ ' . ‘ • The ’‘Brighten Up’’ campaign on wall paper and interior decor, f t "..Hitions is one of the many• reasons. Black Star. - ^Ternw—To insure, standing coll broodrr for very small-chirks with MIDI.VM) PARK. Bidillemm-• of Lansing Green food must be .supplied, it niorning nml i- -pending tire <v> Note—Any person breeding any the chicks are nol on grassy runs nr if il is too early/n tlie season for Mr. and Mi-. E. L. Hursley are maro or_ mares, ami disposing of grass. Sprouted onts, dried alfalfa spending some lone In Battle Creek. leaves, dandelion leilvcs and letlure Rev. nml Mr-. Harger sp*’iit the them before cults are foaled, will be latter part of Hie week in Assyria. Mrs. Sarah Bh’wn returned to her held responsible for service fee. little fellows to go lo Ihe hover lo home here Sunday. Buster will stand for the season get.- warin. A chilled chick is a Mr. Wilber- people enlcrlnim*d doomed.chick. . their giaml children from Batlla 1914 at my place al Barryville, 1 H is good idea to make llie little Creek, Sunday -. fellows work far I heir breakfast Hiraiii Payne, wife and children mile south of Morgan. each morning by seriitehiilg in lit­ ter or chan’ of some kind, add later al I heir farm Mares bred nt owners risk, In the day give them (heir more expecling l>> Chuk Robin-on MYRON EMMONS. Prop. nourishing food. Always semi them lo brd with a full crop. After they arc three or faur weeks old cracked boarding at lire Hotel. corn-and wheat are •goml. After Iho chicks arc large enough Don’t Throw Away That to remove to a larger coop, see that it is in a sanitary condition, amt Old Fumltura a large crowd al well ventilated; also see that there are nnt too many put in mm coon the West- iinil.iiid church Sunday, Call and aec Cain under Recti'a so (hat (hey wilt mil crowd each May third. Opera House. He will take ott Tlie L.‘ A. S. *‘1 West Hut land iih’i’l other. -In fact, the same treatment . When getting your supply of that will apply to the newly halchthe old varnish, repair nnd refinish it and make it look like new, aiao coffee and tea just take a look at I'd will apply In Iho older ones. It Havens Friday. May 8th. Gwirge Haven-* and Euler Cronk I’oiisjaut watchfulmyts nnd ' wilt upliblster your furniture for our Midget Grocery Department, requires care all the way uu the line until spent Sunday al William Cronk’s.of you. hUBl Hastings. ’ Spicesi Soaps, Canned Goods etc. maturity is reached. Harry Olis ami .wife ami son spent Piano Polishing and Re­ One tiling Hint inusl-be guarded against is lien and miles. They part of Iasi Week al Brnoklleld finishing a Specialty. both like chicken as well as’a cat guests of Mr and Mrs. W. H. Olis Give me a trial. First Little Manning Jenkins is quite does fresh milk, and _it requires class work. / vigilance to. keep Hie upper hand. sick. Dick Forma’n and wife spent Sun­ Jefferson St. .. Wltenervr a litlleL cjiii k looks ( Hastings, Mich. droopy,- dust it wilh good louse, day at Warren FHHnan's. <i B. Harihey nnd wife atjeaded powder nr louse ointment. Person­ Under Reed’a Opera Houae. Work ally. I prefer ihe ointment .that re­ church nt West Rutland Bumlaj. Called tor and Delivered. Mrs. Hemau Bronson Ir very low, quires only one application, (bat is —BANNER -WANT ADVS. PAY.— no hopes of her recovery W. A. Cain The Satisfied Patrons of Mulholland’s Drug Store Are Increasing Rapidly Our tastefully selected line of wall covering consisting of every coloring, design and texture and at such reasonable prices cannot help but ple'ase. If YOU are not getting in right we are not to blame. Our per­ fect service together with our enormous stock help to beautify the homes of Hastings and vicinity. Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes Geo. E. GREEN, Proprietor Lead and Oil Alabastine, Muresco, Window Shades, Mouldings, etc. The Coffee Ranch Arthur E. Mulholland The Leading Druggist Where You do the best Goods delivered �THEBAynNGBBjlXxrJt. MAY 7, 1911 EARLY SPRING SALE Upon arranging our Spring Stock of Merchandise we find we are heavily overstocked in many lines, and wishing to dispose of some of these, we are going to give our customers the benefit of some VERY LOW prices, COMMENCING ’ Thursday, May 14, and Ending Saturday, May 23 CORSETS -DRESS GOODS. Silk 79< 73C 39C 79c I, per yd. per y< All at ‘4 off. ?I.5<J Corsets ..............................................'............................ x.13 Curtain mull at........................ -xoc, 15c, 18c, 20c and 25c SILK GLOVES. 25c Dressing Sacquc ami Kimona.............................. 21c HASTINGS Gloves oil the market. 50c Hose embroidered iu all colors................................ 39c Silk Hose in pink, blue and gray, $1.50 value for $1.10 COTTON SKIRTS AND KIMONAS. $1.50 Skirts in white........................................................... $1.13 - • 50c Jjilk-B.oot Host in tan, bhek-and white, per pr. 35c 25c Silk Bool Hose in tan, black and white per pr. 19c $i._*5 Skirts in white and color............... ........................ 98c TIhm- are all the Niagara Maid, tin- Best Silk Little Boy Blue, per .-yd............. ■ ■. 15c Madras, per yd........................ '15c er, |ier yd—,....................... y................... 12% Cheviot. |mr yd, ........................... 10c Seal Ginghams, per yd................ 10c 25c Ratine Rayc, per pl...,............................................... 21c Crepe and Voile al 15c, 30c and 25c . $1.69 $3>» Corsets ...................................................................... $2.69 39c SUMMER GOODS.* HOSIERY At................. 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $3.00 per pair Jl.uo Corsets .'.............................. 79c -?^.uo-Corsets ;........................................ and matins ssaline, per V LACE CURTAINS 43c 5<x'Vorscts ............ JrcSs (Jpods, per yd. . thLds/|a;r yd........... joe Dressing Saeyue-and Kttffnna .............................. 41c Full line of other Hose in Ladies*. Misses and Infants at ......................................... 10c, 15c and 35c A large line of Lace, in all widths and prices. Skirt Embroidery in 18 in., 27 in., 45 in. from per yd...................................... 35c to $3.00 Banding and edging to match from................. 5c to 75c S1.25 long Kimona and Wrappers ........................... 98c 50c 2 burton gloves, all chlor* ..................................... 39c long Kimonas and Wrappers....;-........... ' Si. 13 75c 2 button gloves, black and white.............................. 63c SHIRT WAISTS. $1.25 16 buttqjLjjlovcs, ajl colors..................................... 98c $1.13 t lot of Men’s Work Shirts ........................................ 39c $1.25 Auto Hoods fur................................-............................ 98c f lot uf.Men’s Overalls'. ...<........................... ■............. 39c 35c- Baby Ixmncts for ........................................................ 23c 1 lot of Men’s Carpenter Aprons................................... $ 1.50 t6 button gloves, all colors ...'.,..................... 19c A lol of soiled' Shirt Waists that were $Loo ' $1.50, choice for..................................... 50c A line line of new waists at . .$1.25, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 THE W. E. MERRITT STORE MICHIGAN >f Ihe F.41. church St.MIEl.l). The convention of thr l^uisiim ....... ..... .. ........... aday. May (Mil. wilh District Muijjbral Association of Mr*. Win. Gilbert. Dinner will he -served. the Methodist church vTas held here Tuesday uveping and Wednesday.,[painted Ihe pact week. Forty ministers of the Aislrict were1j." Mr. ami Mr*. John Morrissey The Literary Club was entertain­ pnwnt. The convention was open­ I mover! |<i take <hle“'a the past week ed Jost week Friday by Mrs. Frank ed with a banquet nt the 1.0.1». F. (ami Mr. ami Mrs. Te:u-ln>ui niuvejf Guy. A good program^was eiijuyhull. Tuesday evening. given by the.- into their house Tliih^day. , ' Ladles Aid Society. over a Inin-, Mr*. Albert Hnyexu is at Lansing Mrs. Mary Green visited her aunt drill plates were laid. FolhAvin-.'' the lianqm-t was an Address by Rev. taking treatment tor rheunialishi.' .al P-OHInml last week. Allan I Sayer* went to lousing to, J. Willets. v;i-to: of (Im First M., E. church of Grand Rapid*. His, visit l»i.- wife Sunday. He was ah-1 Klibioct was "I umlaim-nt.il' of ;eonipnnieil by Mr. Zel<df, Mr. WeipChristianity.” This was a grand address, given partirularly to inini- in Sunfield on busines*. Saturday. The Sunlieams changed their [meeting J411L week -from April 29 lo LAKE ODESSA. CAMPBELL. Mr. and Mrs. <i»o. Baskdul amf Arlene Williarnmn is i-torkinc in Naln-r's *(i»rc nl •Clarksville, after­ family went to Clarksville, Sa* . day itighl to vistkover Sunday wilh noons nml .■veiling*. Mrs. Hi rum Livingston is.im the Mr. amt Mrs. George ilobin-. VoTm-y Strong unit family have sick Hsl. . moved from Clarksville to ttmir "V'1 «• ««n» ■<> "¥• Mrs. While, nutn<*d <0 tiraml Hupnls. |U .L, . 6al.ur''iV.l.',1.r!',lU.,j£S S'","1”') Tl,.. 1.. o. T. M M. I...K miw ne» M|». W ,ll { " > W eduriI ini HTiug far Mrs. IL M. Lggeruian .... ,..,.1.. the latter part of la«t week. j q1;s Gatncr ami nicer. MisS ■ ■ ■ ----r-------—i .Mule, attended Ben Hur in Grand • ■ ■ Rapid*. W.siiieMiay mglil. jj—, Mr-. Ezra Oaliy win t>> Anu Ar- At the Barry Hotel Special Sunday Dinner May 10. 1914 Chicken Broth'with Noodles Radishes "diweet Pickle* Olive* Baron ol lk(d, au Jus J Loin ol Pork, Apple Sauce ___________ MvstJaines.J. A. Imvis,. Frank Cvykendull. G. A. SVeetl nml A. J. Dann W<<lm->luy, Thursday ami Frhlay, Ihe two fiirmci* as delegates from Ihe bwal union ami Mrs. Dann as Short Ribs, Brown Potatoes Fricassee ol Chicken with Dumplings Crushed Potatoes Slewed Tomatoes . Stteamcd Potatoes Silted Peas Combination Salad Cream Cheese Salted Wafers Ice Cream, Assorted Cake .I’each Pie Miss Maruni, Milk Coffee irau/1 -Mapid-s [ thinking that every one had left (Inj-! B. uJLmj al Powers Theulrc, i'ridayi WilliftWJ. Harrw. din-dor ofthcl-'ihuol piemi.-.' wont mi Its Lhrj t n..... I Slat-.- Hur-au of Census nt I groumls uml bn.ke U^Uto jumpiim-‘ night. . Arssnifigii .-nrsuneirnrami irurn°,'' •prarTes- -Mrrnnn^FHrnyiirr-natKftjrf■ iravir of the Innl census Hiking, Ih-r.- “'«• Br.jm Ii la.unty lad year, a rM«4JUpEII DlbTnitrr. were 1,233 Irnys ami girls helw-eii rural scho-.l Idjcher came.to Sren- Grand lliipiils ami will make that llm ages of to to 2ii years in .Barry I '«<> I’- ' - ' and-rcook lo suy. this city their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Austin n'nivJake Abfalter, has brought his Countv, nf wiiu h were «.f naliVt-: ,s JUd, what wc tnacher.* m-'-d. I white, foreign or mixed parentage. m v< r km-w and uudcralood my-lmj- family fn>iu Grund Itupids to their Hickel lust Saturday. Thcre were at that liiiic. 2,«<l» ail Is I a»'l Fids until I went out an th- Lakeside Cottage, where they'will* Mr. ami Mrs. Kelley euterluim-d und 2.tit Imys in Hus county. This 'dmol gn-ulid- and play-d with llbur daughter and hu-bmid Sunis the Heid of thr Hural Y. M. C. A. them. \<-w Ih.-y are doiltx f«dl‘-r; Why is il mqMirlant? -ydtnol work und we gel ulong.hi l- <-rs examination ut Ionin were the Mi'« s Crxcliu . Mnliis«m.A Opal .Mr. and Mrs. Ort Lichly .spent• BccauM' tin- ln-ml-of populationder.-’ ______ Strong. Ellief Anspnugb, Buhy Auu- ■Sunday al the farm; . . is towanH tin- cities. Because sli ;-----------many h-aders in city life uriginully Cbuirman M. I.. Cook, of tlie Bar- 'I and'Beside Brown . and Harold taiur fr'niu rural cnulers—the oiieii ’ ry Courtly Y. M. C. A. CouimiH.--- Ims, Braden: . lo have a row break h'<T'bK'Sun­ rounlry or th- small town of 23W.i»<u>mI a .-.ill for u inerting ut il* day. Dr. Perry of Hastings set the CHANGE IIAI.I. COHNEHS. populutiuii or Bi-cau.M- of lh<-j hi,adqunrlci>, over the BANNER ofbivken. bone. "unfortunalc urbanizing of rural; lire next Friday aflcriwxm ut I:1*' 1» eil lllHP 1 111'- I'l ' ' ,11 c life.” Ih-cuUM- of the gradqal dis-,' n'rb>rk. A budget for lh<- years lb-r la,In r ii|i|H.>ui-nnc<* of any organized religi-j work will |e; adopted, ami plan- for (>»r ;i litiihber of d o otts traiiiihg in t-oiue rural sections'Hu- summei'a work will bc consHt.... . ... ••----- ‘-■■.•red. • Mrs. (Isa .Tulinagu in other plm-<-s. ib-caiup of tlie ------------ Morntny. May 25. is the 1last iiuiiid which Ims Already coiijen-ight M. 2 <lqy iat omi>liiucnt'l>lanks rnri.lliueiil* blanks for Im Um aghuiw-in Barry County bu1 iimrv at-: that tenlion In Um social, menial, physi- i- iriillural - — * 1-oiiti ----- -I■ can — *he — ■received — tn rail her ni'-n folk with. tn rati ner tm-ri ItUK wttir. < Muiy lleacli hu' ii""ti :i"r»tnig; £vcn Most Chronic Suffcrera cal. nml spiritual life uf isolated, liy Cnuuty ys-cn iary A'andcrrook. Comity Hrhool C<>iiimi*simb*r Edg‘-r Mr*. Junie «<mlb with Inr liou*«Find Relicf Ah„ A Fcw rural communities. amt M;i'l. r M. A. Vrrator. Uf Hie ceh bral.-.l ins Dose* Are Taken Five rural schools, representing Grojigc, ix'pori a growing int'-n-'l. ' MiHunilaAill Mdton-tiarfkill celebrated ins HMlh 88th an enrollment of Ito <-liil<lr<-ii. htiv>- and many enrollments are bciiig re­ birthday tlie 27th-of April. -He is . Backache, urinary disorders, and ceived. tine leaclml* says that “my well ami hearty. • -VI—u VI1 II I ~ rheumatism, are caused from weak, play festival which will be. hnl<| at |n.ys are fler-i untied In al least isirn inactive kidneys, which fail to filler J Clear lake. Webster's resort, Fndiiy, Hud Iii|i tn the Mmliigun Agricul­ out the impurities and keep the blood : Muy 22. If the day should lie rainy, tural College, by flnishiu* Ihe min[the festival .will lie held lh<r loilow- lest and making nu exhibit." Thf Mrs. Eii/a Hhefllcld and kmilla pure, and the only way on earth to prcmancntly and. positively cure such 1 ing Tuesday. May 2G. '1 iir«e acitflols coiniiiillis' having the work 111 Stevens were tin over Sunday troubles, is to remove the cacse. with.their teachers uie planning to charge liotrt-'S Hint tioy.s will not wait guests ot Mrs. l>»’lin Tungulv. The new discovery, Croxone, cures |i',i(licipale; Weeks, Jtanlichl, Bris­ until the last minute to enrult • Cliahner Norris. Floyd llu^sdl. ttich conditions -because it reaches tol. 1 towling /and Parker; “Next tnvil .Bristol nml B"rl Itowimr went week's iuuhts will give further de­ Onmty Secretary D. C. Vander- tn Huttb" CriH>k Iasi Thiir.otay evp- the very roots of the disease. Il roaks right into the stoppc<Lup, in­ tails of the program. crnik visited one eamp idle nl <*’iu riitur nml saw the . Wrslmiraard- active kidneys, through the walls and ■Whenever such conlesls have lukj- Ibis lust wick. Il wm n point 1 llokuf wrestling match. Tin y wept lining*; cteans out the die little filtering h i. i- , .7t 11/1 ...i....i ii unmgs; cleans been held, the sehisds and County owned by P. T. lailgrmr; As yel.i .w'lb 1 -l * cell* -amiglands; neutralizes and dis¥. M. 1:, A. Committee tOOlicrULh'F- ■however, no place has been dclinijc* w-iulli fining. - .olve* the poisonous uric arid subAmerica’s greatest tenor, and manager of the English Opera Co. • iearhers K-iiriHT' have liaie not m)l only been iirrn Well w-n ly IJ Xdin'ided llp ’UI, l>UI upon, but HII Hie date who will sing-ihe best act in the three great operas “Il Trovatbrv.' . pleased but the children piid their, Im.- .|*een leidalrv.-ly jlxcd. ' pan-nlA lmv<-mijoycd ihf-m so nnicli h-ni|i<rs will go •lune lune 2u. 2U. (be t t«>v 1 hand. Dr. ami Mrs. weeks, umt • ■ -• • 1 that they have requc*Led other like IPumper* from tq :i 10 y, yen.nd_biw-| r* jmdlM * ” “— ■it, provided a *uf|icienfP.- large advance sale ol tickets is made at the frausais. Howe*or. m one rural; hue an ,Monday, .lune 22. to remain w.anmr went b> B- dt-.iil,. ten(jcr’ InenibrjineV of the-bladder. 1—- -••I.,'..-, Inv. nrir».c -n rrntir.nfi an4 «. nz, Clr3„r •irlr.-ts lll’l|,i''1 of R'MUioin Mh'lilgaii. tll» 1 until Jul)- bl. Those wlift earn nlh Thursday, to see her giaud. im.lUiT an(| cleans out and strengthen* the ms-very low prices 50cent*, ,5 cent* and I1.00. Order ticket*.fl.#tlvaHn 11IH. jofcnahip m.tb11..,r t..r u{ u1u bv gtseii and aunt, who arrived ut F. J. "topped up. lifel’.i kidney jwilh soma opposiUon. A farmer,j-pcci.il honor*. .. [Merrills, Monday.* ijiltcr and yift all the pouous from Cream Lemon Pic Tea Cocoa DA1TDN COlUtiEllS. Jns. McCotter and wife of Hncbtuiler spent .{i feW days, the middle Mf wyck ut 8. Hynes.* , , Mr. :iml .Mrs. David Wilkbuon were nailers along Urn street Wed- _ nrsdny.i^ile flora Baas is ill wilh pueuninfna. Mrs. Irving Hnyder and daugh­ ters Mildred nml Thelma ami sun Owen of Oimmlaun ani visilipg her lianmls. II. Harvey and wHe. al-llib Imine of Clarenou Utter. SLEEP DISTURBING BLADDER WEC^ ““ BACKACHE-RHEUMATISM, QUICKLY VANISH Joseph F. Sheehan nil- ■-.r m--1 SSS w .SSb WiE % ■ ---------------------------the blood, and drive it ant of the qrstem. So sure, so positive, so quick and IlSitinn, arc the results obtained from the use of Crcrxoiic, that three doses a-day for a few day* are often all that is required to cure 'the wocst case, of .backache, regulata the most annoying bladder disorders, and over­ come the numerous oilier similar conditions. It is the most wonderful prepara­ tion ever made for the purpose. It is entirely different from all Otherremedies. There is nothing else on earth to compare with it It is so prepared that it is practically impos­ sible to take it into the human sys­ tem without results. _ ' ■You can obtain an. original package of Croxone at trifling cost frojn any first-dais drug' store; All druggists are authorised to personally return the purchase price if Croxone fails to give, desired results, regardiris pf how old you are. how long you have suffered, of yrjial £|sc bl. failed to pure you. ,____ ______ . . �TOE BAWINGB PAGE THIHTEEXBU—rW MAY 7. WL Mr. Yi Rang Chai, a Korean, and a beautiful (Ihrislian character. He was formerly- secretary of the Ko­ rean legation kt Washington, nnd is now religious secretary of the Y. M. C. A. He told Mr. Gregg that b«* wished us to take lunch with him at a Korean restaurant, and wo did so. Everything was Korean, oxcspl tlial w(> were allowed to have scats al a table, which is unusual. Wo re­ moved our shoes before coloring. The lunch was a very swell one- we atu with chop sticks, and their ERE IS NOTHING equal to Chtmberlain’sTabspecial dish was served in iuvidldual chafing dishes, made in such n lete for coiutipation. When the proper dose way that tho center had a small n»cuplarl" for holding burning char­ u lalen their action u to agreeable and so coal. This charcoal cooked the food around it, which consisted of natural that you do not realize that it is theelfectmeat, eggs, vegelalrfes, and flsii. Il would gel so hot that it Would boil. of a medicine. These tablets possess tonic proper­ W« ale as liest we could, but could nol help thinking of dog, as that is ties that aid in establishing a natural and regular their favorite nreal. Seoul has a fine hospital, that was action of the bowels. Chamberlain’s Tablets have given them by a Mr. Severance, who is also building a college for teanhcured many cases of chronic cosutipation. Constipation r Chamberlain's Tablets CRUDE METHODS IN MANUFACTURING •We also had the pleasure of' a dinner with-Mrs.* antette, and you can imagine it seemed good lo have European cooking. We have been taking eggs with shells, and pota­ toes in the skins, nnd passing nn the Ifillter. It had been a Joke with us, because our outfit contained so much soap. We said the next time we would trade the soap for canned sardines nnd canned butter, but wc have changed our minds, as we have now found a use for the -soap. Isaac says the conditions here rom­ , pare closely with those lit Damas­ cus nnd Jerusalem, but nre still cruder. seen crowds returning from the fair grounds or a ball game. I was afraid wc would kill or-.get kilted, but it was too laughable to worry about. My pushman gave out, and dropped behind, but when wc never knew, as they never slopped, and did not miss him. HoweVcx.be was there on the job when Wo came back, about It p. in. I might mention that to gel the est place to view a ceremony, you rust wear *a silk Irat. This we borrowed uf the Y. M. C. A. buys, but did not change our shirts, or collar and tie. A silk hat will take you anywhere. When we came up t<» the phi<->- reserved for noted peo­ ple, .wo presented our card, the at­ tendant bowed very low, ami let Us Continued from Page 0. have the best. There were prob­ ably- not more than one or two hun­ should establish special homes for dred people in a largo reservtol the children of tuberculous parent*. spare, nml these were the officers As u large number of cases of it of the government, ami tho noted remain undiagnosed until an ad­ men. The Consuls of the different vanced stage is reached, partly be­ cause of carelessness or indiffer­ ence of the people themselves, partly on account of failure on the .pail of a large number of the rhedienl Tirofesston to make early diag­ noses as a result of carelessness or insufficient teaching in medijnl schools, every one should be in­ formed as to some of its early symptoms. . 1 Consumption is curable in a ma­ jority of cases if treated nl an ear­ ly stage. Hence, the early diagno­ sis of the disease is of the greatest importance. Among the early symptoms which any. one may ob­ serve are: f. A slight cough or cold lasting a month or inure. • -. Slight fever iirtliu afternoon. 3. laiss of strength or a tired run down feeling. 4. Ixiss of weight nnd hppelile. . 5. Spitting ortHood or streaks of blood in sputum. These symptoms should lead any one lb consult a physician nt once., . A wise Knstern physician gives this advice to doctors. Always say • hithings to a patient whom you suspect to be luberculutll. I. Have yourself wvighiMl fre­ quently, by the same wales each lime, to sec if you are losing Weight. ■ 2. 'lake your temperature two or tjirmztimes in the afternoon and evening ’ to see if you have yny. J High Grade Korean We had a novol experience after our dinner with Mr. Gillette. We ■decided to attend the ceremony which was held for tho Emperor, at the same time his funeral was being held in Tokio. For this they had made big preparations ns the Japa­ nese are trying very hard to win the Koreans. -A, Temple hod been Jmilt in an enclosed piece of ground ns largo ns the Grand Rapids Fair Grounds, wilh a road leading,across il lo the Temple. Mr. Snyder, a worker in the Y. M. C. A- acted nn our guide. He got us rikisha*. ami as we were in a hurry, we each had built by John Wanamnker. and a •A inu la tyjv being limit from money • lint was give;: them bj' Grand Rap-' ids people. la our visit through the city willi Mr.. Gregg. we came across men engaged in manufactur­ ing, who had learned their work of him. This institution is certainly doing n work that cannot be esti­ mated in dollars and cents. We, also visited tho home of Mr. Yo Bang Chai. Be lives in pute Ko­ rean style, but in a very neat and homelike way. We can only add that we have seen ro much in two days that we cannot give a good de­ scription of it.— - nations were dressed in gold lace, and white feathers, and the United Back of us were fifty to suvenly-tive thousand fwoplo. The ceremony was performed at ihe entrance of the Temple, which was entirely open Upon one side. It consisted of priests purifying Hie Temple, nnd then placing trays of fmn| around nn altar. Then* .was lots of. chipping of jiands. burning of Hies, moaning and tooling of snftll instrument:*. otter which th* y reversed the order, and carried <pit tho trays. Then the • people all MODERN METHODS FOR ■FIGHTING TUBERCULOSIS 3, Save - your apuium. if you have any. to be exahiiued for tu­ bercle bacilli. It must Ih* reihumber<-d.-.however, that a great many people do jnil have* tul>ercle bacilli in Ihe spulum until reaching an ad-, vanccil stage. When we consider Jim appalling annual .slaughter of. ho many-that by hirlh right should be especlally llrn children of hope. Jhere comes a “lartling quest startling quosliion that pierces the breaking heart- of many thousands .: of utllicleil relatives: l/« lb eru no remedy? Is there no palliation for llo< ■•vii? It is one of III-' cre.ib-sl triumphs of scignliHc medicine'to Im able l<>,reply- Y<-s, tin* evil may tie irattfntodr* rf--rrTafridiji: belhg b-asened mid the remedy for thous­ ands is being found every day. In looking backward over the de­ velopment of the tuberculosis prolilem we cannot bul be struck wilh wrought in tho altitude of both the medical profession and the laity to­ wards., this disease. Twenty-five y.-ars ago it was one of liopblras in-, difference. Today it is one of hopehil expectancy and intense interest. This has been brought about One of the <rest«0.to« „f sumption is fresh air. but it takes almost ns much trouble, care aud inlelligmice to get a proper supply of fresh air a» it dprs our daily breast. Like some frre (dfb. of nature, we don’t get our share Of-ft unless we ftghl for it. The reasons for thia are various. Either ran air is said to bo too cold ta drafts arc dangeroua or our win­ dow* won’t upon, or we havent’ any windows or if wc had, the air they would let in would not be fresh. I he best way to do is <0 take the bull by Ihe horns and make up ymir mind that you are going to have fresh air al any cost Have at least one Window, prefer­ ably two or three, Opjm al the lop or bottom, day and night, m every room that your work or *lec|» in, and then proceed to gel used to it. Get the frrsh air habit and when you have once learmid bow fresh air really smells and tastes, you will enjoy the odor of the average room about as.much as you now do that of a mouse-trap. Don’t be afraid ’ of drafts. The dread of them is. almost supersti­ tious. Drafts are-simply air in mo­ tion. and the air in a draft is usual­ ly pure and about the only air that you can lie sure Miro. -Wherever you go always insist upon your divjne right to have a window open no matter how others may si'<»wl. It is really good for them, if they only know it. There are Uirco great tonics known to tho medical world: food, fresh air aud sumshine. All others are frauds or merely temporary substitutes. Never mind your carputs -or furniture. Sundiine will pul more solor into YQU than il will lake out of THEM. Sever, if you can avoid il, sleep or work in a room in which the sunshine never enters. Not only is sunsliinc tlie. most valuable tonic to n tuben-nlous pa­ tient. building him up. improving bis tone and appetite and enabling him lo tiirhw off bis infrelion. but it ulsu' has a powerful effect upon the tubercle bacillus. Sunlight is just as harmful to germs uf all sorts as it is helpful to us. Exposure to direct sunlight for an hour is fatal to the tuberclr* bacilli and under certain conditions the germs arc killed in half nn hour. . Man still lights the battle of life with Kis teeth. To pren-nl tuber­ culosis feed the children. To cure tuberculosis, sluff Die 'patienl. What is the open air, but chieily food to give the patienl an appe­ tite! What is the sunshhic for. but lo keep UP that m»pelit<-? What is the rest for in the early stage of Iho cure,.or exorcises in the latter stages but to enable the patient to digest ami build into hmisclf what he lias eaten? . “ The three graces of Hie tubercu­ losis trinity are food, fresh air ami sunshine, nnd the greatest of these is food. Milk with the cream in it. eggs, beef steak, butter, ham, bacon, bread and sugar; evflfything votalde of (brae must be rqgnriirrjLaa-1rkn> mkigs. Il is one of TtielnTWr Iron­ ies otcivilixalion that we wait un­ til larjht classes of our population have gofc cmisumptioii before vve really, give them enough to ent. If plenty of good f<M«l will cure con­ sumption, it is sure to be a mutb heller prevention of the disease. Even good habits however, may be carried to harmful extremes and the habit of Industry ,ia one of them. A man doing twrdve hours of modern work a day Is-pretty sure to cam aomelhing besides his wages. A glance at the death list tells us at once that it to tlie class which works th<> Imigrsl hours, and visually wilh the smallest pay, that has the highest death rale from consumption. Our labor unions, by shortening the day and raising the wages, have done -more lo diminish consumption than almost any oilier Kliiglii ipiluem*<*. Tiiis has not di­ minished Um- prollls of thi* com­ munity by one single penny, bu' has rather increased them oh ac­ count of the -uperior vigor, efficiency nml uilelligenci! of the men who work only eight hours a tiny. The conquest of consumptiop is also a matter •»( money. When a J Irnl -Is- Iwmighl- tr- adoctoranda iliagnosis of luberrulosik is made, then comes the qu-stion: Doctor, w hat are my vliunc* * for recoyery? The- answer depends largely upon the financial conditions of lluMMifferer. Other thing- being equal, there are as many chances for life ns he is able to buy. A certain number of patients- carry n death warrant in the fare- from the first, hut in 70 lo Wt per cent of cases the answer is: “If y<n,t can afford to do so, and <mi, such and such are your chances." Tlie modern cure "f the disease is something totelly different from Koch whiMlisi-overi’d tin- tuberccteie bacillus’ in HW2 and Trudeau .of Saranac Lake who established, the The old method f»f drugs was n good first anli-tuberyulosis sanatorium deal of a failure, i»uC did not cost in this country in the Adirondack* in I8HL. At (hat lime.the consump­ quite efficient, bid I- costs money, tion hospitals and wards for ctol- ami keeps oirr«-tiiu- it. Formerly suinplive* in general hospitals were .when a patient cgiie- to a doctor he so ileprexsing a spectacle. nijd their would give him a prescription to death rale ho appalling, that Ui«w improve . his Tippet'ie end stop his wen* frequently given up. and their ■cough, and he went away perfectly establishment discouraged by the safislled. Today W.s sit down ami profession a* useless mid only like­ patiently find out all about his ly In shorten the consumptive's life. .world hia wage*, 'hougs, ventilation To<|ay we know that to-W) per of , bis aliop. sort of house he lives cent of early cases of (he disease in. etc. We then t-ll him he must <•an.be cured nnd that fully St) per go । home, -pick out the auimicxl cent of nil cases received for Ireal- room in ihe'hpu*e forjila bedroom, in'Mit at a modern Mnatoriuni are preferably one on the south or east saved. side. He must enl -plenly of nour­ • her the doors of the wards and ishing TwmF, ami frohl one to two hospitals for tuberculosis patients I ,quarts of good milk a day. He twenty-live yeaago might well must work nol l" excoed seven or have been written those words; nAII ।eight hours, spend at least Iwo to Itnpe, abandon, yo who'enter hen'.” fiitir •honrs a day in the open air, KorcanlABoy>With Jigficr That He Carries'on His-Back while today In the light of the new ,take plenty of lime for bis meals, a push man lo-helji. Th® distance t'qs.'iull before the Temple, bowing knowledge we may justly place nt sleefi , from eighl t<> ten hours, ban­ Was about two: miles,'and ouc men very low. the entrance of.(lie modern »ann-, ,ish All worry from his mind and de­ nt nrtod. on a run, mid 'if you have . \V<’ aaw the ladies of (he former loriuni the timre hopeful iiwcrip- .vote all the energies of bolh mind they being, about Iho lion: “Cure frequently, relief of- and ever seen fellows go, they. diu. They Korean Court, C । body to getting well. were so promJ that tJii-y limb push only -yrlr one? who had ;r closed car­ ten. comfort always." • If be wauls to SUBE^pf recov­ men, that they wantod lo allow off. riage. There were ................................. no automobiles. \ One offii* numl encouraging ...— fen- ,ery, aud can possibly, afford II. he and we passed everybody we .-.urn- !b-i- b-itig only One iu ihe t‘ilv, | hires of this war to ihiy it requires Iiiuf! go away to a - matonum or a no new new ■ weapons. weapons. The ThtTbulk o'f ththe i to. and did it . hamtoomriy. They We visjt»'<|ih<> ou>.-?ns tomb, ril-jno bulk Of ramp In the country and stay from would yell for everybody to clear iial.-d qutoMe of the dlty, which was, lighting to done with food, fresh air. three mqnth- to a yiyir. Here is tlie road, and would pass each o(lh'r*a very enjoyable ride, und ata) hadi lieallhv house/ long hours of sleep, where the community must step iniu about the same way* you have .ihe pleasure.uf taking lunch with good wages and more play. and help. The irealmtml of this $2.20 Still Buys 100 Pounds of Purity Flour A good many of our customers ask us if wc arc still ‘giving away Dishes. WE ARE and have a stock of them on hand at all times. We are still anxious to buy your Wheat and will pay you the highest market price. Be sure and try our Special Cracked. Corn. Hastings Milling Co C. A. Kerr, Manager Phone 283 disease cannot bo Uirough the in­ dividual. Il must lie social. •Il to because’ the pritbb-m is S3 i broad and fundamental that the Stale itself must take u hand. The' vast burden of poverty, intetnperonce and crimu which are >u» cloiw-1 ly associated with tuberculosis is J too broad a problem to be under­ taken by any one bmly of people. The conquest of this disease is too big an undertaking for mere private effort nnd if men and women nre ever to be lifted out of Iho igiioraffrc und filth und poverty Hint predtoposo to .tuberculosis po­ litical action must come lo the aid of private agencies. There must be laws, to prevent overwork, to <;|ean up- teneiiwnts, to give working peo­ ple a chance, for light, fresh air and recreation. Tho campaign for more hygienic living must be pushed. In qrilerl for any community to eventually I rid itself of this scourge, as com- ! plete a knowledge ns possible of the ; disease must be diMeiniuatejl j throughout every community. Fy I the examination of work-shops ami j factories, by medical inspection' of schools, by some form of provision I for families of tuberculous individ-; uals while they ‘ore under treat­ ment, by more assurance uf cm- ' ployment of cured consumptives, by six-eial iiiHlnn-tion and teaching, in medical schools in early diagnosis, and finally liy the elimination of those tilings which lower normal resistance—^overly, bad housing, un/unilnry and dirty* wodishops. In closing 1 wisfi'tb make nn np- 1 penl-for the more uittilligcnl cure of] our- children. Whatever we do fori ojir children is for the good of fu-I lure generations. The light against 1 tuberculosis is in the last analysis | an education of Ihe m,*ople.in apclal I hygiene, nml cvrrv kind of mhirn-J lion should Ix-gin in childhood. | There Is licside-s a deeply ntnte<l desire iu lln* humnii heart to lake] rare of the children. The best way to arouse the love of one’s neighbor ■ to by an appeal in behalf of the littie ones. 11 offers Hu1 most effeefoj ual means of overcoming the. re- i luotance of Ihe spUlsh. The enemy may invade thy camp tomorrow.] Tuberculosis may attack thy fnmi- . ly; thou couldsl never know that j one of thine own beloved children • might not some, Hme die of -this dn-uil iliiM-asc; thiuk therefore of I Ihy iiciglibol. If not from ultruis-I tie motives, think of-trim for thin*< pun sake, remembering, (hat thy fellow-man has it in Ills power.lo transmit his danger to flier. Think of Ulis and be public-spirited. He a good neighlHir! This should be the social religion of today. Hastings, Mich. Phone 16 Groceries The finest quality for thp money. Wequote some good ones: Evers ProccM VACUUM Treated and Roasted CoHee, per pkg.25c Pride ut Plymouth Can Peaa, extra fine, per can 15c. Per Ji dor. can 75c -Olive OH, the Rcnului- Imported Italian Oil. per quart.--...SLOO New Prunes, per lb 13c, 2 Ibi for 25c A lb« best Rolled Oats for_______________ ’ 7 bar* Lenox Soap for..— Extra fancy Cuban Pinea|>plcs, large sizes. Cadi 20c and.. 25c 20c Long Crisp Cucumbers, each $1.00 20 lbs. U. & E. Granulated Sugar, for________ : Lettuce, Radishes, Green Onions, Tomatoes and New Cabbages E. C. Russ <5 Son Phone 16 • Second Ward Barber Shop .Up-to-date Sanitary Tonsorial Parlor Next to Jay Mead’s Store Cigars and Tobaccos Candy and Ice Cream Parlor in > Connection Special Invitation to Ladies C. A. BUSH, Prop. Beautiful Vases i.HTLF. t:i:i)AH lake. grip. H. W. W<Tlm;iu aud family xpvnl -Saturday ami' Sunday al Augusta. Jacob Albvrtoon has his burn For Decoration Day There is'nothing that would im­ prove the appearance uf youfteemctcry lot any more than a nice vase. We have a fine line of them of various styles and sizes with reser­ voirs from 1 gallons up. Our vases are unbreakable nnd will LAST FOR YEARS and are VERY REASONABLE IN PRICE. We als’o 'have aline lineof Cast iron Bouquet 'Holders. Decoration Day will be here in a short time. See us at once (or any work you may wish done. Fry mid Willison will finish cult! ting their logs tin- wi-<-k. Mrs. T.lini'bV WillinniM is Very sick wilh (hr iiifaslcs. ' ■ If I should be riiukhl violuling ■the lish law. il would u» doubt cod mp $25 or Iiui pwrlir* from lowp can got-nff for «1U or x|5. Mr. mill Mrs. Oscar Gaiilpbell of Hartings are vtoling reluttvi-s al Gcdar Creek. Tlmtnls Morthland was stricken with paraly»to Saturday ami mi Sunday wu- bpmghl to lito broth­ er's. D. L. Mmlbhuid's, where- lie Mr. ami-Mrs. Earl Buck of Jack-! «on attended Sunday School here: Sunday.. ' • I Little Hubert Hathaway is quite': sick, with imlige-tion. Mr. ami Mrs, II. Graham spent; Hunday wilh their daughter, Mrs. II. Hitler. Mr.s. A. E. Ilnblnitnii went to Hast­ ings the first uf (lie week to see Ur. Lowry about her eyes. They hitVe bothered her badly for the past two WMK? (Wiielitis Cappon, who is work-' ing near Prairieville, spent Sunday wilh hi< iiiotlfer. Mrs. James Fans., Lena Vandenliurg rcturni-d lo her school in the Mi-Nee District Szuj.fuv The many fcb'ihto Milton-Jim-' mngf will Tic'ulad to hear he i- able to get out dodn. ugainBring your Job printing lu us— Michigan ' Hastings, Ironside Bros. Marble Dealers Phone 19.7 Hastings, Mich. What S1.25 Will Do ’ Il will Clean nnd Press that last year’s Raincoat, or ll will Clean and Press that Two-Piece Suit, dr ' Il will make last spring’s Light Overcoat look like New, or It will Clean and Press wife's Iodr Light Coat, or Il will Clean and Press toother's Wool Blankets, or Clean and. Press a Simple Dress. Where? At the Hastings Dry Cleaning Co. M. Kellogg, Proprietor Phone 223, Hastings, Mich. Prympl Attention to Parcel Post and Deliveries Banner Want Ads They Get Results. ; �NOTE This is Mr. Sheehan's-Erst ap-~ pearance in smaller cities, and following as it does his success­ ful tour of the larger cities, makes this engagement an un­ usual event. THE. SOCIAL AND MUSICAL EVENT OF HASTINGS Sheehan English Opera Company America’s Foremost Singing Organization In Famous Triple Bill of the World’s Three Most Popular Operas IL TROVATORE, MARTHA, BOHEMIAN GIRL Uy an All Star Cast headed by JOSEPH F. SHEEHAN. America’s Greatest Tenor A Complete Performance in Three Complete Acts Beautiful Costumes and Scenic Investure Prices for this Engagement, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Mail Orders Will Be Accepted | NASHVILLE NORTH B. F. Betnii-r .if Coats Gniyo raU-: c.l on friends ln-i •• Wcdncsilay. I Miss Florence • indie entertained Mrs. F. F. Huti-h <>f ••rand llapids and Mrs. Kale I <»x of Vermontville Wednesday, Miss .Mabel Marble of Grand Rap­ id* was home i<> spend Sunday. Mrs. Matilda Axiliylm is home from VennonlviUii-fiir. a. Jew day.* the guest of her son Frank nnd family. Mrs. M. R. Knoll and dnughler'Ednn of Maple Gn-ve vislliHl Mrs. J. STARS AND STRIPES MUST W. Noyes, Wcdiiv-day. BE SEEN IN SCHOOL HOURS Mr.' nml Mrs. \V. A. Smith visile.) Mfmy Smith's bmllier Mr. Kay of Mhple Grov«v Siimlny. Miss Gayle Haver will close her school In the Feighm-r district Friilny. Ttiis is the .third successive Flag. year Miss Hnger lias taught this school nnd wilh good success. Mrs. E. Harlfor.Hin-* gone to Ches­ ter lo altend the funeral of her bmllier Thoma - •’.ranger. , II. C. Smith who Has been quite ill went tn Ann Arlwtr a few days ago for treatment. "Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Green entertain­ ed Mr. nnd Mrs. Beal Hull of Maple Grove nml Mr. and Mrs. George Green of Rarryville. Mrs. IlouIso Brninm who Ims been spending the wilder wilh her sop The Makers of W.W.W. Rings have such confidence in their rings that they Mr. Fleming hn* been .-re-led ill tlie bllildii. but hazily••■xpert.- Guarantee Them . noon arnlTqw’nt zoimlay with n-lir» live*. jj,. wa-lH-Cunipaill'-d l|o|||e tiy In* brolliri'-in-law. Havid Kunz. Sunday evening ami Pave r.-liirm-d MumUy in rail. and let ns show you our equipment. Prices uniform and reasonable. Pike & Damon Jewelers—Opticians I'honc 2SI s.'f*t*mtnir; wifr* ami j sgrand daughter. of Jnck-<>n. Mr. end: I Mrs. Frank W.-rlz nm.l Un.••• u,,„„ of JOHN M. COULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 173 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN unind i hildi•rii.-nmi one great grand -ton. Maurice - Hiram Wertz. w;is born on his birllulay. five years ago. House Cleaning Time [Let Us Do Your BaKing~| How unpleasant it is to have to do tkb hard, unpleasant work of baking at such a time. We can save you all that worry and an­ noyance. If vou will let us do your baking, it will mean, too, that your table will look just as inviting as at any other time, and the xvork of house cleaning will not be nearly ?o hard. Sometimes at spring cleaning time you may not feel like "fussing”-to get a good, appetizing meal, and then you go to your work afterwards poorly refreshed. Now, it’s not hard work-to get a nice meal if you haVc plenty of our baked goods on hand. You can “set” the table in a moment and have as good a meal as usual. Try it this lime. General Delivery Phone 381 Hastings. Michiga. ARE ALL OCCASION^ FOR OUR USING ICE CREAMS. Brick and Bulk Cream, Ices, Etc. Both ice creani- departments (wholesale and retail) of our business are o|>ened and in full swing. The Palm Garden Phone 548 ■J. W.-Armbruster,-Prop. Hastings, Mich. NATIONAL BANK SHOP “lie (haf in faithful in that which i- least is faithful also in much: ami' he that is unju-t in the least Is un­ just ul-o in rnmh." feet andmade of good flag bunting I h<-n- will lie a prayer meeting ".V Hag staff and ihe m-t-i—ary ap­ Friday evening nt -Jas.. Mead’s, amt pliances tin-refer ami alinll display said flag upon, near, or in a c.ui- l..-i«i Wi*<lut‘flday Mr. nml Mr-. Ilc|n-r Foster welcomed a little in­ to their homo wily to have il reclniinril by its Creator within a b-w hours. They have l|m .sympathy of iviis ••mfffnyeiTrhns n^reiveilTjis leim-nl under the workmen'll priisation law. .amounting to rtliinc over,a hundred dollars, bn Lake nnd daughter. Huth, e-d ihe former's daughter. Mrs. ItiHl.in at Hastings. Sunday. is, Earl llnlhliaar and two chil1 went lo Battle Creek, Mpmlny a visit wilh relatives. ’ Parties Socials DISPLAY OLD GLORY Family Gatherings Miss Gladys Higdon returned Fri­ day after spending two weeks at Yankee Springs visiting her sister. Mi-*. hitler, and family. - . Mr...... I Mr- A. E. Mills wi re call­ tii-s n* >lalion agent at Vertnonl- ed to .Mendon Iasi w.-k to attend vllle. Momlay morning, nml they ex­ the fnm-ndjtf Mr. Mills’ uncle. Mr. and Mrs. A. I>. tli|.*on have pert to mine | heir lioiisrholil gomlthere Ihe Inlier, part of the week, moved in with the latter’s father. although a< yet tfu-y have been tin-* Henry Burton. We welcome iliHii able to lind a vacant house in which back among us again. Miss Aila Norm has been quite sick for the last week. . ’ Mrs. A. N. Wilcox nml children of Caro are spending a few days I wilh her pur’etits, Mr. and Mis. L E. .mhi.*. Hubi-rl and T»-*l»ly. ispent Sun­ Mudge day-nfH-r noon at tln-lr cottage at There was a well fllb-d Tliornhpplo Luke. Sunday'morning. • For one Cha». Whitman/ who had a good “Gel in the lialul." thumb severely Jnjurezl several Optical Department first si:rvi:i>. Now. 54 1 i.-*. served a- township ami village ■a.«lif«»r ami deputy sheriff, mid is llu- pit-sent liim-* supoiildeiidonl lllc rcim'lfiy Ii-‘.ini. in which parity Ii*- ha* served Ti'i’ ihe p.isl The subscription list for first chuice of seats (or this attraction is now on file at Carvcth & Steb­ bins drug store. Subscribers scat sale will open on Monday, May 4th in the usual manner.’ I’lRST COME, ONE OF THE BEST IN THE STATE NcW Sanitary Chairs Lady’s Shampooing aniJJ Children's Hair Cutting a Specialty C. A l BREWER, Prop. FREE TO ANY 'CHILD IN THIS COUNTY $1.50 Swing ■jlieTr (7RT "TfoiiTo 'afb'r sp end t notin’ IrnyntS' nn Friday f<w Mim>t nml VollJflte, North Dakota." to visit |n-r winter in northern Michigan; . Mr. and Mrs. J. W.- Munlon re­ children. Mr. nml Mrs. Holvnr»l McIntyre turned Monday from Grand Rapids. Mr. Enns E. Walton returned Insl Wednesday after spending several weeks visiting in Ih'’ northern pari of-th. ’ • Perry of Grand Rapids eek ehil -with her niece, Shoup. . ..... Hawblits is I1"* s",k hst. Mn*. Sam Marshall went to Climax Momlay. Dnn Gcrilnger a visitor aiming friends Bunday. Gcrllnuri- BMIRYVIU.E. Preaching Sunday evening al Mils pla<-«. All reinember the V'l Friday al Un- church and come. Mr*. Oma Wilcox of Caro is visit­ ing live fatlii-r und mother, Mr. ami Mrs. I.. E. Mudge. Mr. am| Mih. Oversrmlh had a lelephonu phic.-d in their home Satur- was nn over Sunday visitor willi ■ Mr*. John Ili-ahm. Mr. ami .Mrs. Archie Hiller are: Ihe proud parent a of twin babies, a boy ami a girl. Congratulation-.; Mrs. Orley (iiHjlaml was an uveri Sunday visitor wilh her parents in West Odessa. Mrs. A. Slowinski is soinewliql I improved al this writing. . ; Miss Van Denburg spool Saturday I with Iter parents, near Hastings. | 1 Sunday visitors at Geo. Poland's were Homer Ingram ami Henry Van iltehburg of Hastings. ’ Mr. Cline. is 'improving hm farm 1 with some new. fence. . Bernice Mankor made n trip to “Yankee Town." Sunday. i Bessie Foster who Iras been visit­ , ing her grand mother, returned to her home near Caledonia. Monday. Holl Wibbs of Pfi-aiwnt Hill was seen on our-Street, Sunday.-' ' -BANNER WANT APV8. PAY.— Brubaker Howe HASTINGS Own a Home in Hastings -House and lot in the fourth ward, four blocks from the court house.-six rooms, with bath. Price $1,100. Excellent seven-room house on' South Broadway. Hard­ wood Hoor, furnace heat, gas and electric lights. A Tine location and n big bargain for $2,000. House and. 'a lot in first'ward, small barn, nice location. Price $1,100., A fine house and lot in the first ward with bath and electric lights, fair barn nnd nice location, for $1,200. IP YOlfWANT TO FIND THI ■awoama. FIND UD. Crook and Gould Hastings, . Michigan. �’ --------- THE HUTTW BVfflniM « 7, ISIt. T^lfblr W '3 rieMcato system requires JLFUH I lAlUik W 0MAN jnors than ordinary care and at* Ol«l tentiqn —more care and attention than V1U HCIUre It is girtn by the average Woman. VftUr HTIltlP Neglect It and HU aoon creep fn, and * UM1 * 1U,C tho look of ok! age, sometimes quickly, ■■■■■■■■■■■■■I * sometimes gridiuuIyTotioW*. ' Soitbvtsitra Barry , Departsitil That backache. so common among women, bring* with It tlie sunken aheat, Um. headache, tired muKl.-e.cruw-s.rwt, and euon the yuuthfttl body U no more youth- ALTO. John Linton and family and Miss Vernie Cudney visited "Mr. and Mrs. G. union of McCords Sunday. Ernest*Rosenberg and family vis­ ited in Middleville Saturday and Sunday. W. H. Watts, Wilbur Cosgriff and Chas. Foote and wife motored to Lowell Sunday. Mrs. Mary Krepiiu spent Sunday with Iter soils, Arthur and Will <Jf Grand Rapids. J. Iloseuberg and wife of Caledon­ ia vtstted Mr. ami Mnk Peter Bei'gy Friday and Saturday. Edd. Seger of Freeport look dinrief al W. ('.osarifTs Friday. Mrs. Lee Bryant is visiting her parents, J. Krelibs and wife of Lo­ gan. Andrew Watson and Ernest Ros­ enberg each have a new Ford car. A. (). Rood and fariiily atli'iided tlie funeral of an uncle .al Clarks­ ville Sunday. ' AVayne Benton and A, Bickford and family motored to luuia Sunday. ------- . ^ntiQ rder and Mrs. Thi'iiiiis ............. daughter, Mrs. Win. Taft, nre visit­ ing relatives in WcblH-rvillr. Mrs. Thorndyku visited in Grand Rapids Sunday. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription niUHiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiHiiiiHtniii A Good Oil Stove is what you need for the warm summer wcath* er now coming. We arc agents for the New Per­ fection Oil Stoves. Come in and let us give you a demonstration. These stoves arc the easiest to operate and clean of any we know of. We will deliver a stove to your home and put it in opera­ tion. Better get one of these stoves and go thru the summer in comfort. Have you planted that garden yet? If you haven't you had better come in and select your assortment of seeds from our stock. They Are New Wm. Renkes & Son of Dowling Nico Juicy Lake Herring_____ _____ 8c lb, PROFFESSIONAL CARDS A. & C. 11. HARBER, • Physicians sn<l Surgeons. Calls in city or country, responded lo with promptness, day or night. H DR. C. D. OWENS DENTIST LEST YOU FORGET PRllRIKV'D.I.E. BANFIEIJ). Rev. McLeod tior lwn sulfirlng >. Thv pioneers of John.-down am) tho pa.*t three weeks from-muscu­ Barry will Ih, .eiilertaiimd al the lar rheumalion. , home of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Fiiriu-r HHchie Mullen to very ill of bkxsi May il. Election of officers. A pn»» gram will Im> given anti picnic dinpoison. ... . TM many friends Imre of Mr*. nvr will be served. Bring smiling SmitIi IMlley will be glad to know faces and well tlllud baskets. Al •he M rapidly recuvinng from Lcr special rvaucsl.U-lliat jtll uiraibttjl recent operation ill Nicholas Ho*-1 answer at roll call*— E. Sh.-uield,; pilnl.Uiallle Creek. Secretary. • G. A. Blackman 6p<*nt Sunday May 3, “Go-to-Cburch'' Day was! wilh his son Clare at Plainwell. a Hue success. An able discourse' Miss .Jei*le Wilkin* of flasliiigs by Rev. BTOoks. 'Bolo by ‘Mrs.! came Thursday for a wcrk-t-ml visit Clt.iuuci.-y Tungute beautifully ren-1 with Mis* L-ta Fox, but was calhul dered; Male quartette, MessrsJ home Friday afternoon by t|n> sud­ Stiles, Garr. Jidiinnids* and Neal. j den serious illness and death of In-r Dr. and Mrs. Elites and children! mol her. ' of Battle Creek spent Sunday willi I Aunt Mary Dostcr,do<-« not n cov- .tlie Dr.’s parents, Mr. ami Mrs. D. C.i vr as rapidly aS her many friend* Wiles. wouhl have her from II"' attack of Eli Huuglitalin of Lacey, who I grip she’ suffered tn March. Her spent the winlr.r in Ehickgo, visited! crnmlduiiclders. Mrs. N'-llie Hidden Iik broth't, i'l l, r lloughtaiin. one with her. . Mr. and Mr*. Delo* Neal last Sat­ If every Bunday was specially urday umpired to Batllu Creek, Lak-1 nainerl “tlo-io-GJiurch-Day" ma.vb< lugds- Poor lo visit hit *i«ler*.Mrs.l wc might have a -good crowd. Wei .. H.lu.MorIorn Morford, who steadily failing.I certainly had One crowd- Siinduy. " i» HI yea!, ofi*age. u^h.uJ ..... v.... ... School -Nntrs__ —Tenth Tenth Grade. Plans are being mail'- by the sen­ Freni l&u eg; iors for t^iq coinpiem-i uh-iit exer­ lo lire incubator. cise's. -t ' In iHilany jwc are cla?-if.Mii^*vvj(d broken. Howers. -Mr.-ami MtS. Hmm nml son If the wentlierinan ki-ep-. ><-m|iiw rain tlie school board will have to ol Battle Creek vt.-rc Sunday callm* furnish the pupils With life prv- at. S. J. Zimini-rumn's. Mi*. Sophia llitw»i-r wa» called ----- MntlrDrndr;-------- -■------ Sunday mgfrt to the in-datdi- of lo-i•• “Buzzy Avenue’’-is regaining a . bad reputation. Cheer up! Cherries is failing rapidly. Hi.- L A. S. will hold th.-ir next will soon be ripe. Frank Brown was ali*-ut part of meeting ut Ml-s. Ik C. Stiles’ May !3. Il will be the llrst 'meeting in the' A Hue pro­ —We.are sorry tojay tlnl w;- lub! afternoon this year. lost one of our Jumois, Stanley gram and idciilu suppor will lie' Brown. Mr. and Mrs. lAdos Neal enter-j The girl* of the -up|"i- grades have organized tw<i Im-.m l ball tamed Rev. -Brooks and wife umf; Mr*. J...... * Mr*. Brook*' sister.; of! Irani*. Jennie Wilkins of H.i-1jiF--, Ger­ Our worthy -13-nti-ar' and wife. ald Mills and Willie lt.iy from tinCalking school were visitor* Thurs- MILO. Alfred Chase epent Saturday aud Bunday in Plainwell. Mr. und Mrs. Morris Johnson and litlli- .-out of Lansing spent Sunday in Milo. Mr. Bailey of Kalamazoo is work­ ing for Mr*. Blanchard. B. Fenner went \o BufTalo Satur­ day with two cars of fat cattle and swim* Hint were fed on his farm. Thursday afternoon Mr. Itnlslcr Mrs. Blanchard spent two days of j.uiswi-ird the rap of a jib-.i-md genlast work in Kalamnzoo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Ben.*<in of tleinari who asked .to l;tlo' - a picture Prairieville were Sunday callers at 1-/ of Ihe school, which !.>• In- did. Come inirain. --* again. Mister, at about •-■•■iivnil his­ John Hosier's. Mr. ami Mrs. Gorham and Emer­ tory class period. We have lluishtx! our g.*ii.-ial liisson L'-wis motored to Hastings lory and nre now revh-vtiiig. Sunday to attend the funeral of the We are now taking cut*- root in latter's aunt. Mr. K'-lchtun's people of Marlin algebra vyliich we lind qttfie inlerspent Friday and . Saturday -wilh Miss Wilkinson look r their daughter, Mrs. Txitln McBanc. Miss Bertha Vincent of Chicago our openiiig exerc i>-•* spent Wednesday with Mrs. morning. She is very fom mg Irish stories. ; Blancliard. Mis* Fanny Brown w,iDOWLING. Mrs. Emma lilsbridger of Dvllon Sixth Grade. 'e are studying nl*ml "An ApHenkes two days last wwk. Mrs. it. G.<Hive has been sick all the past week and under Dr. Kell­ wrote are very iojere-tiijg. ar's care. Mrs. Margaret Stanton is gaining The seventh grad'- are rending “Tab-* From Shakeup- are'' by Chu*. nicely. ‘ Mrs. Clara Chichester of Augusta and Mary Lamb. is visiting her sister, ‘Mrs. Gladys Kidder for u few days. Dr. Kellar has puix-hued BarMrs. Harry NagM little of Cressey, Msi Tuesday1. Burman Zerl»l <>f Hastings spent Wednesday night at I lie farm. J’elcr Mosher left Thnraduy for u *imrt visit with tn? daughter, Nina;: Order Our Drays Barry County’s Greatest Paint Wall Paper House it is the CARLOAD alter X AR LOAD o(<WALL PAPER and PAINT that we have sold that has given\his store the name of the “Greatest Wall Paper and Paint House'' in Barry County. Just now our showing of Wall Pajx-r is at its very best. Every line is COMPLETE—all the newest designs and colors, and at ALL PRICES. Wo have something ESPECIALLY PLEAS­ ING (or EVERY'ROOM in your home and at prices so nufderate that it will easily come within your reach. No matter where you live in Barry county it will pay you to come-here and make jour purchases. ’ PAINT All that is' necessary to state is that we handle DEVOE Paints. They nre recognized as the BEST ami give complete sat­ isfaction whtrevur they have been used. See us for Everything Needed in Spring House-Cleaning Time. Carveth & Stebbins The Rcxall Druggists Hastings, Mich. eight pound Im»v. Leo Fredrick Frey, Imrti Muy 1st; to Mr. and Mr*. Fred .Frey, of Bedford. 1-UlH-rt Edmund* Um- li-n pound gnuidHon. Iilun May I at or near ijiiming tn Mr. and Mrs. Bi-izi. nl Sunday dinner Me*danie* Lovilia. mi......... 1..... m..i.i ■ .............i Mi’s. Elim-r Tiiiigale. Mi-.-daim1.* Cora Winter* and Grui-c Edmunds Inst Friday i-alli-d CLOVERDALE Is not a large placct but there are many advantages in trading there because Kelley,The Grocer iznn. i* makiug with In* brolh'-i has a store there, and everyone who knows Kelley knows that they get just as good buying opfiortunities of Kelley as they can get anywhere. TRY KELLEY FOR GROCERIES >.-ry pleasant afterook of u bountiful The many frii-lids hi-re of Mrs. Marirarei Stanton will he ph-.i-H-d lo hear Hiaf -lii'is renivriiiig. . Mr*. Nellie .Miller ente’rhiiiied her Will In- at Hasting* Wetlm-S'lay, April 2-Jiid. and each Wednesday llici'-afl'.-i- nt same ollice in Steb­ lie a string around your finger—the bins' Block, Huslings. llr*t linger of your left htuid. Do it Respeelfwlly, now. This will lib, a reminder to a™. Fern DeCnicker nnd son Linden are visiting her parents al Vermontville. iv.nce and cohsull us hImiu! plutribLew Hill nml wife of Maple Grove ing. 'i'lii* Is not a “jug handled" enllxd mi Mr. mid Mrs.- Skillman p^cr. from Ballh- Cn-*-k the «-nd uf dim Tungate’s The store that sells good, merchandise- at a low price- We hav'e the hevrest things in Dress Goods, fancy and white Civ|>cs, Figured Lawns, Barred Muslins, French Ginghams, i’ercales and Kimona Cre|M-s. Use our new plaited milling (or trimming. HOUSE CLEANING time is here. Ask to see our new fancy Cretonnes, Challies, Silkoline for curtains, new patterns in oil­ cloth. Yours resfiectlully, E,. Tongate 6 Son | IT"|M>sili«ii; you will be benelllled Edith ami Margaret Lester of Hading* spent front Wednesday ; equally willi ourselves. • When you have any moving to he uni il Sunday with their mother and done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. sister here. Dr.'arid Mrs. Lcctka Irave gone tn PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Mrs. Nettie. Mi't'alhlhi of <*.|ie|«>>housekeeping in I lie upslairs of agan called at Mr*. Barbara McCul­ Mrs. Elhel Emmons' house. East of i’otloffice ’ Our Specialty. Mrs. Mary McIntyre ami Mrs. lum's. Monday. N. .. ........... 'arid family of BalliI'honc 126 . Hastings Olive McIntyre tif Maple Grove vis­ ited her .sister, Mrs. Rice, Friday afHASTINGS TRANSFER CO. "ALL AUTOMOBILE OILS IN STOCK If. /V BROWN & co. Safety First ’ Thi* hold* true in your electric wiring. That’* one reason why I urge you to let me do your electric work.- You’ll know it is done right mid that .your buildings are safe if I do the work. fr ! You can have one of those velvety grass' plats that arc a delight to llttfeye. / A Eloctriclan. Safety Then profit audavaflabU- Pjrct lllul I . There was a largo crew'd mil BUnI day to hear M. L. Cook. * There vyilj he an .fee cream -mrinl a£. lip' <». C. Grange Hull next SaLI unlay evnnipg, I Floy Whittemore is in the cily B-'rlha MctHitrc of Bellevue, spent ' helping rare, for a daughter that ar­ i rived al Ihe home of John Fore­ Sunday al home. Mr. mid Mrs. Midnlyre and daugh-, man's, Muy 5. Mrs. Ilermau Bronson died May 3. lor*. Inez, and Aldiee, visited their, datighl• r. Mrs. Lynn Shepard arid The funeral was held at the M.' E. rliurrli. May 7lh.nl 1:00 o'clock. family Saturday and Sunday. •II ati F MrS* •H'n,"’r Wnmbr spent Fri'hiy ul-IU willi Ml.,IL E. Fold, son* and MR.; <»lindennnn nod -'t-. •tw.'-'si u dB.tii.-t •*“ ’ U.K. Son» m.i ru.il, "• "* Slar dislricl *|.ent Suhdav with his . u-u.kii-iisri2vr.-AT. CALDWELL'LAWN MOWER renders this possible. Ball bearings, sclt-sliarpCuing, fully guaranteed. E. I). Lewis is attending tho atore during the absence of Mr. KluigeiK , Bert Nevins of Otsego visited al smith. “' . . Jtsgivod's Friday. ll"l"-rl Murdock was in 'Raiding* lrj»Fr< d Wise of Cliarhdle came Fri­ last week on luntiuess, also Mr. day to help his brother Lewi* Wist Hines amt Mr. Collison. drive a well for Everett McCallum. JniiieSsAnders and family went b Middlevilht Sunday to visit Mi's Sarah Norris. CEO. VAN TIFFLIN 'l^' trie esacnlial features oj n Jdgh gradu invest* nient nre combined in our I‘re­ paid Stock. Dividencl check* mailed semi-annuaDy, l»'X> per un« num net. Twenty-four years in business, asset* over JMJti.tXJU. • Write for jwrticulari. Capitol Saving■ ( Loan Association, Is Half a Yard j OII\NGEVII.LK | t.lJily tbin-i! more we»'k* and our ; *rhonl r* closed. Tin- children all , look iiiixiously forward for a long ‘Knt aliori.-------- “"'."'z------|| Cniiuiiisaioner E. J. Edger , of j Rulings was a p.leaj>aul visitor at Raymond Shiillz vvlip wasm-rimi*ly ill with lyidi‘•■■•i (••yer is .1 very lillle hMler al tin- writing. Although imoi people ralher'like oranges there ar- md many as fond of them as a : iin young lady. Campbell and McCallum HARDWARE Cloverdale, STONY POINT a- -Join- In IklL •fbr her msL»t .Mr. mid Mrs. Charley Lewis of Maple Grove and Mr. Glenn Mcl’rrk nhd lady friend uf-Nashv ille.jmcnl Sunday with Mr. mid Mrs. Jahns former teacher; Mr*. T. II. Itodehaugli. last Wednesday evening. Georgia Ritchie and Eslle Warner went In Bailie .Creek Inst Friday w iiii a load of ayrtip and sugar. Had fuel Crabb of Pewamo, visited his mother last Sunday. Dull Feeling—Swollen llamk mid Feet Due to Kidney Trouble. Your khlneys need help when yopr hands nnd feel lliirki-n. swell up. and you feel- dull and adungiub. Take' Foley Kidney pill--. They- are loiuc. stimulating and strengthen-< ing and feature your kidneys-Jo j healthy normal arlion- Tty them. Arthur MnJhoITnnd.—Adv. 1 . ■BANNER W.VfT ADVS. PAY. Michigan Make 5 Cents On every dollar you (radc with us. Wc give you a ticket representing 5 cents? When you have traded-$5.00 or.more bring the-tickets to us and trade out their amount. They will be just as good as cash, if you have $5 worth or. over. Don’t mistake the place. WHITWORTH & SONS General Mdse. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. DOWLING, MICH .""I ud". * lay. NORTH <-HILTON. L'«-on H'-miey h:id (lie iiu-foriuno M.diloii >• nh-r "fj Mrs. Bert Kinne .*]ieirt Saturday to dislocate lux km-e, Funday morn­ .|.--i,l la-t Tm-*day and Sunday with .her pMplc near ing. - Tin} ahinday Sebnol Xk>i>VenH<»n Itimqi alt-’nd.-l Ih-I L-vvi*. Hviwmd was retied- lo Bal-| Brethren Saturday larseiH BANNER Want Ad V s. Bring Beal . �THE II ACTIN iNNER. WAV 7. WIL — nature. The people of Trtmg nre; flower *m*d1 le tter. ph*UM*i| m ■M-ellw. rnHrll‘T‘4 free garden 5hy. A'nu may wuur«iilimi)*<l a* a general ilnfiilng THTTI! ye? Sir. See imw Hinny year.* it took "riiiii ing.like a lion” t get the culture. of nlfglfit inlrolo do custom work and also. mak*'|t<»' Well flint ih the nflerr<*i*<t inla the l.nilvd Stale*. Ami idap. The man who dors the <sn|tip rerriiln into a i-ommerruil pr*” dm anil attendant Incliiig n Hute tain- domi I tin I h> the warm weather have brought forth nan mi1. [ioi,i>-i>» .r.-u ................ - ■ by way.nl .Mexico. up through queen .* taste. R,. <|<>n t know you, did not sell the g.NHis—is otft after an abundance of pajduragri This i> for tho*i au>-<uher purpose. AA by ■ SA-,r ***** rcdS'T wh» a mill located in a rural rommunjly' er. and Ihenee over Ihe eastern pari the money and must have il too. or In a measure iq»on grroii, ’add’s lo’flm tf.THnr i;T itiatmni-• nr-rtie-AVhrrknnwx tmfttmt tn* rdi wtH mn fg. worth n amw and past tiros for the dairy iuws amt iminily as nothing else can.- Il is .ai some phiiii n« good m this plane»«, let him sing R hiiiKelf. So I here Jr young rattle along a|Muil.lh<* Hrd great rnineitienee In Iho agnru!-• foi: forage may not In* itilrmlueed; where th,! “roaring'' conics in and It <hty of .May. One year ago [dowing RirnlisL In'lM* nlilo lo have flour’ in llijs lurid year* MHinor by ftvv >»mrs ii) too. itenjaimn • Franklin abyuys hud a motm "to never' buy was difhcull on ncrmint of luck of ' «llsiriliu(ion of wed.* iireciiiitathtn tit this time, and ini ' The Go-To-Chlireh l»uy Hipiday anylhing just iiocaiiso it was cheap II lid e.«- May 3rd was Observed by many al when you did not mill ii. AVe would fact the dry weather 'alh'tid:inl all last season started real-early in th*-' .... —.v-..-'—■■£-.••• ~......’; (he lr\mg M. E. rhureh" A regn- add never to bpy of an agent jusl spring. It .j* an auspicious sign to holler Mill*, wlmdi in (lie pa*l have, Ittr old fashioned altendmiee wns in. because he could tell you a story 1 hat sounds slick and smooth. No ►er an abundance nf raitifnli nt this I pa«,sl Hirungh a rather diecqiieroil doubt tie spent two or three weeks time, as willi plenlv «if ciillhntioii nireer. *t(ll we an* <>p»imi.*lle ••-•__ _ ..-1, 1................ 1.......... I............. 1'., J ,ih.,*i.l fill* one-thirty o'clock in Hie aflrrimpii rehearsing that bi foti! hioking for and preaching services one-hair 11- iiiiii ,>i,.,«.-i-i» ।........ hour lah-r. Tin1 pastor, Rev. J. II. virliins. You don't stand 11 ghu*l nf icr*1 i.< ahuiy* a low eld, nmii lieu Wi->llniHik from Middleville gnvn a show with him 111 an argument. rootlets nf spring crop®. rciii'lion i* eiii'e In hike place. Mrs. C.nrnelia Kennedy Wtnl to Tim frying Roller Mills have hreil visiLnt the lioim* of Iter W»n Dudley fhirrhaAwl by |>r. I). I. Bui let nf •!>••Kennedy near lla.*ling* last week. llillll A social dancing party was given »lny* ago. The pr,*«enl owm-ralnp i al Iho hnnie of E. II. .Dunlap last of Ihe Hulls ri.iitj.n—, Hi.- w.ll-r V( l-'ridnv evening.' .Als’ut forty guests ]>owrr right* al Irving Mai ion. I lie •;il*. wheat, jrmi and other eonimnall told were in attendance. In step . non*!1 and several lol* iu (In1 village: lities a* well as wave* fn prove ln< to the- strains of old familiar airs, andlhe mill, which wa« buill by H., ‘ s.M^linn*. AVe are sure J hat hetemanating from Hie violins of tin* srvm* lo he mull* of a spirit of al- musieiaiis Sila C Strong nlMiiit thirty your* ngo. . ' Laiira-l'T and Frank h'tidance upon religion* worship For wum* lime after flu* mill Wa*)!,. ' throiighnut lli<* land aluLwe dan* Travis. hfillt in Ihe early .eighth1.*, a Ihmr-L. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Warner wore idling liimiiu**.* wn« done by the;*' gjivsls oLftdative.- at Hasting* last Unit of Klrotig nml Huglii-s; Hu 11 ■rtv al liii* plan amp uf I7K, granliHt to.the north­ xiinday. former being a prnrlical millwright 11'1 Robert Jeokin* has gone tn hfs aiul n'mcflinniii.il expert: while the I west lerriliiry*-"fiiM'doni in matfei.* farm uf one hundred twenty acres, lalb'F could make a dollar do inure gamen uf religion* wnndiip" und all an* one-Kilf mile from the “ Wtstw, ------ ’ Ml • ... funnmel It )• .-ahi. nnd r III ... - ..................................................... ... ticm'lHird 1 h,iH’liy-. -Wtiat groat locillctl villain 1 of Leroy, .Midi. After a stay Karinin niaiiipulalinulhatijiiiy iiiaii;rpiigr ’”<ji.irn,Jh!2^ml*!Ul,.nnd a nir nf a couple oUwi'et’ nr therrahoirt that-ever dnnm-d a fliillcr'.* uniform. । b>l <*f .-»l#»r«* mnmIs have engineering thr starting of fanning I*i*opl<* had miu'li roiitlih'ni'i* in lii*"***' pul in mollicr 1^11111. W why mii should men until Iheygnl iiilo niinmi* lili-iim rva* i.n ........' ......'I '•i “n holler " dnmld In- iiicitlrali*d therein •■[■•■ration* for tin- coining summer Hubert will hie away t»» the far gallon along, in Ihe nindie* nml gn up : thin I Ihe free distribution of a® vilnl Inday a* iwyr iiortliyrn Michigan resort at Bay .then llii'lr formerly prospr.rou*; lluwer -•■ed* anil Kitiili'ti seed** by b-x. .1. II. AVrxflihHik ' View, two mile* from I’eliiskey. irade drifted flway lo oilier qunr- j *oiih* <1 all llirnuuli lioW tin* where ho has made , himself iiiil l.illlH.'s Ijliri-tHw nml they were |.4L»»i iiitd*i«l IbM-Gml^ ivlulimi Ul vnlltnlfle to Ihe i.in|iricUn' of the ed business ttf on Ihe rocks—Iho IhwSB-* fees ing up Ihe profits, mid mnkiijag..... - ------ - -........................................... - again tin* leaching of man's relation Hay View House hostelry from sev­ eral seawins assiduous «luly spent at inroads in their capital. so that in ! who om e shined free of charge Ihe that famous Michigan retreat. lime Ihe mill wns taken over by fhel «h'*e* <»f the nation'll legislators ha* E. R. Duntap is now working for present owner Dr. D. I. Buller al a ■ been di*|«ii*ed with, and again (lie mere bagatelle of ihe foiitTer worth i coiigreMiiieti are now in be allowed .Midininined. lest illltsTraled in the Will II. Johnson. Chrislahi Bachman is having ce­ of thia property. Many iiimrov.1-; only actual I raveling expense* !<■ downfall ment foudUalion* placed prepara­ merit* nre being considered by (In* emigres*, uno ----*— • ------ ’ tory lo the ereclinti nf two new ami families, faniilii present ownership to be madu dm-‘ mid think .Dial l!i< ih,relies mi hltr home purchased in ing Ihe spring or early summer; "posy” ganjer nil linvi February of Frank Damoth. The month*, which will bo of a lasting. ed'lo Miffer. modi’ an eoiiieiil work was dpne by Allen K. Malthcws afteni'Hin* ■•flor Mr. Mat­ thews had comjdeted hl* trip over the rural Him1 delivery route With the mail. One day last week Omar H. Shaw moved the goods of his aunt, Mie. Iretta Rci'se nut In his home two With the close ol the month ol March we haVe rounded out inile* southwest of Irving. AVe un­ a decade of merchandising in the general store at Irving. We derstand that .Mrs. Ilee*e will make came here ten years ago and the volume of patronage we have • her home in the future with her received has met our most optimistic expectations. We are Messrs John nml AVdliani Springer II. Shaw. ■ ■ ■ ■‘ pleased to announce after having been acquainted for so long a time that we extend our best regards and sincere thanks to those AVERT IRVING. who hAve aided us to maintain a strong mercantile establishment Mr. and Mr*. Warren Rowlrfdor at this place and shall ever be pleased to attend to your require­ -pent Sunday wilh lheir daughter. ments with all the business getting alacrity that has marked Mrs. Fred.Baley and family. our endeavors in the past. Mr. anil Mrs. Warren Ervin v hi-Hinditigs. Saturday. ■ Miss Gathertm' i.mrignn »| Salurday nnd Sunday wilh her । MMiiclIiinu of unknown worth—prr- outs. IRVING. MICH. . ■' ' 19041914 liap® on time-taking a* part pay­ BOTH PHONFZ-HMlingw, IW^f.^lS; Middleville Line, 102 IL-13. ment any old nr iim-i| article at »l>jg SOUTH HOAVNIL j IRVING, The irvino General sm Sheehan English Opera Co Will Use A. B. CAMERON PIANO The distinguished artist of the Sheehan Opera Go., which comes to the opera house on Tuesday, May 12, expresses his PREFERENCE for the fine Musical qualities of the CAMERON PIANOS. . PEOPLE WHO KNOW PREFER THE CAMERON PIANO WE RECEIVED YESTERDAY THE FOLLOWING WIRE: ELKHART, IND. MILLER:Can you arrange for Cameron piano for the uae of the Sheehan English Opera Co. at theatre for their engagement in Hastings on Tuesday, May 12. COL. WM. FRANKLIN RILEY, Business Mgr. Sheehan Opera Co. CONSIDERING It’s_High Grade Material. Satisfying Tone Qualitiea and Durability it is more moderately priced than any other really great piano of today. Miller & Harris Furnilure 60 GEO. F. MILLER, President Hastings JTKXin’HK FOB I.K-SS MONEY UNDERTAKING at LOWER PRICKS Michigan ♦ C. R. WATSON, General Store Why Nol Got In Line with .othehprogressive families and' use Sunshine Flour. The flpur that is “as good as the best and better than the rest.” There is no reasoil for you to use a brand of flour just because you r grandfather used it. Try up-to-date flour, which means?Sunshine Flour. We are hack of it with an iron clad guar­ antee. You run no chances in trying it, using one sack means using it as long as you can get it <*. If you have any good wheat to sei 1 we can make it au object to you to bring it to Irving. Ground feed and chick feed always on hand. . A. CHILDS & CO IRVING, MICH Remember Lot’s Wife Then remember lots of other things: First—That for years you have been asked to pay 42 per cent profit on bob sleds, until I proved to you that it was not necessary to do it any longer. Second—That I am selling Syracuse Plows and Harrows. Third—That the Birdsell Wagon is one of the best* wagons sold in Hastings. Fourth—That the Malleable Steel Range is the BEST Range gold in Barry county and that, re­ gardless of anybody's price. Fifth—That I am selling more Wire Fence than any man in Hastings. Sixth—That I can save you money on roofing. Seventh—That 1 am not in the trust. Eig^h—That the Plymouth Binding Twine is the smoothest and most even Twine made. Ninth—That my Buggies arc NOT made by Sears & Roebuck. Tenths-Remember I sell the best all steel Walking Plow for $12.00. Eleventh—Remember where I am located and call at my store for a square deal. ‘ ” Jesse Townsend The Man, Who Lost thejPlow Not inJthe’Trust Hastings, Michigan. FREEPORT. AV. Kenyon. Jack Sralley and ........ |.eonard_ spent. Saturday ini Grand Rapids.’ Mr*. Lyman Jonlison is Mill on Jlfesfek’nsl. Mr. and Mrs. J. AV. Rlglermk were in Grand Rapid* Thursday night for I Hie play “Ben Hur.” ’ tn a practice game Monday I'. M.! Hie local'high was defenbid by the ; -s. Pender and A. Gackeler were in srom 2 l<» L hy players from last , year's first nine. Elmdale mu liusineM-J^alurdny. F. A. Sisson. Maude. Minnie and j Henry Blearn anil family visiled Win. AVhitney and family of Irving Clare Sisson were in Grand Rapid*: Friday nml Saturday. Sunday. Mrs. Gijo Thompson is .better at John Ruckle of Grand Rapid* visthis writing. Mrs. (Irnrge Nagler returned I .1. II. Carpenter and wife. Mr. nml Mr*. .lackson of Clarks­ Thursday from Detroit where, she. ville. spent tim latter part of the visitnl Mr. amt Mr*. Nagler for Week wilh their daughters Mrs. Ray several days. ‘ The High school liasc ball team Stahl mid .Mrs. Leon Roush ami families. journeyed to Middleville Saturday, Giirsls nt John Nash's nnd family when* they were defeated 7 to 2. Sunday wi n- Will Flynn mid fam­ The locals played lianl Imll. but ily. Lizzie Weaver, Anna mid Floyd found it useless to fry to lieat the umpire, who did Hu* greater part-dM winning the game for Middleville. This is a game a piece lor this year Al ARTIN CORNERS. -Nettie I’lz is again assisting and the village team would like In [day the rubber In Hu* near future, either mi the' Hastings or IXiwclIi work. . ' . Mr. and‘Mrs. Alonzo Hilton and grounds. little ilauuhler viailrd .Mr. nnd Mrs. MIRTH EAST GAHTLCTON. JoscjHi Me—’iigcr, Sunday after­ Elmer Mater-ami family Mpont noon. Reports from Floyd Barry, al Iho Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. lioqnuil in Grand Rapids, aiv (o I lie Mr. nnd Mrs. John Halil Is spend­ effect Hull ho is-gotUng along nicely, though it i< thought some skin uiuy ing Ihe week with Mr .and Mrs. C. Bahl. , , ’. htivo to b<- grafted on bis leg. Will-Tilmarsh and family spent Mrs. Sarah Hunsberger nnd daughter. Miss Mary OvorlinR id Sunday nflenimm with Clark TilGrand . have liern visiting marsh and family in. Nashville. Mrs. Due Dickimmn nnd daughter Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Emlsley, re­ Jejinie spent Sunday aftemoolj with cently. .... ■ The I., A. S. will meet with Mra. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Bahl. Elmer Maier has got Ihe wall up H, (‘.oolbaiigh. Wednesday, Mny 2’0, for slimier. A cordial invitation is for his new barn. GeoVge Austin has built a poreli to exlonded In all. , . Preaching al the cburcli next his house. Sunday morning by the pastor. . John Titmarsh of Challnnonga. Tenn., who was callod here by the A'our al tendance is desired. • Mrs. Joe Mead spent the .past week death of his father, ndut-ned home in Kalamazoo, with her son. Dorr * AVma>Titmar«h nnd family. Clark and wife. , Mr. nnd Mrs. H. F. Munn nnd Miss Tilmarsh and fqmily and John TilAnnie lleid«man of Lakeview spent marah spent Tuesday with Mr. and Sunday wl(h Mr. nnd Mrs. Orr Fish­ .Mrs. Bert Tilmarsh in Hastings. Our Mclioul closed on Tuesday. er. . There was n One nltendance nt SOLTIi BOAVNE: church .Sunday. Certablly "Go to Harold Gray and family have Church Sunday" brought them out here. The pastor preached a good moved to the hmwn recrntly vacat­ sermon on ■'The . Church" and wo ed jiy George Tattcranell ami fam­ surely would be Kind In welcome n ily. Henry (loach and wife have mov­ like crowd every Sunday. Como ed to their new farm near Middleagain please. Mrs. Susie Hilton is in Allegnn Simon Pender nnd wife ylaited visiting her mother and other relnlivim. She exfiects to bring her George Clarke and wife of Lnwell. mother home wilh her for an ex­ tended visit, Benedict and wife, AValler Mrs. M. Shaver of Hastings visit­ AVallaco and family, and John ed <ild friends ami neighbors here Ruckle apenl Sunday with C. M. I lur past week. . Benedict nhd family. ................. Miss Myra FiraftP and Mrs. Mana O. Pardee nnd wife called on Hen­ Shaver of Hastings vlsitcil Mr. nml ry JoIuimiii and wife of Bowne fenMrs. Orr Fisher, Thursday of last ler Sunday. Wm. Neeb and family nf Clarks­ ville visited Sunday wilh Ifenry Ro­ Nowl Nowl land and family. . “That ■ wee theut of mine provoku Brltnna Bom at Sea. Duo that I don't believe 1 aball call there any more.- “Don't like that sort Oa aa average 700 Britlah (objects day evening mwl fhindfiy with Mis* r.lvlla Seomi rtLRj|lmoro. A. Garkei-r.’WiFi1' aiol daughters .Aliniue and Malid visiU-d .1. Reuter mid family «if Freeport Sunday. .1. -Wans and family nf Carlton + < Appetizers at Doyle’s It don’t make any difference what time of day you come to us, avc will get you what you want to eat, if it is in the city. We Have Added Fruits Just during the past few days we have begun ser. ving fresh seasonable fruits. When you arc hungry, come and see us. Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch x IN HpONAN'S CIOAR. STORE. Hastings, Mich. Jefferson Street “Mark Twain” America’s greatest humorist, was a great smoker, and it is told of him that be once said, "I don’t see how a man can smoke too much when there are only twenty-four hours in a day.” . Wc don’t ask you to smoke all the time, nor will you need to do so to get the greatest en­ joyment from smoking. The greatest pleas­ ure in smoking is in having GOOD SMOK­ ING MATERIAL, that is why we take so much interest in keeping - our tobacco and cigars in such prime condition at all times. -Our equipment for preserving the proper flavor and texture of our cigars and tobacco is the best money can buy, and when you want a good smoke—one that you will enjoy and be worth your while, come and sit in our club room and . smoke one of our HIGH GRADE CIGARS J. F. HOONAN Phon* 106 Jobbers and Retailers Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER MAY 1, 1814—20 PAGES. PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20- overreached nnd - exploded harm­ in the rear. FOUGHT II CIVIL WAR lessly The crown, of the bluff wilh its । stem and rugged ascent was cov­ ered with scriihby limber, and open WHENONLVUYflS.OLDI fields lay beyond as they soon afler- Black Gross^ ' wards learned. ’ A skirmish Hno had been sent A. D. flADWALLAIIEHH EXPERI­ ahead lo clear the way and f<ml out the position of the enemy, but some ENCE AT SOLTI! MOUN­ Signifies “excellence” in the coffees and teas of the world. Nothing surpasses Black Cross dare-devils had evaded them nnd TAIN'AND ANTIETAM remained tn the treetops al the quality. The large demand that we are creating for this most excellent brand of teas and brow of the bluff nnd opened fin*, coffees is evidence that Black Cross has touched a long-felt want among the tea and coffee on Ihe line. They were, however, RECALLS THRILLINS DEEDS quickly disposed of. drinkers of Hastings and Barry county. The order lo advance wns shortly IN THESE GREAT BATTLES given and Hie Him was anon in molion. Il riiovisl forward slowly and laboriously up that stCep incline by While Barry Co. Pioneer Youth, Mr. nid of bush nnd rock, falling back . Caduallndrr Began Romantic nl limes nnd Idsing ground. It was an uncertain scramble f<>r tbo lop. Career by Enlisting. When Ihe summit was reached a The most extensive users of teas and coffees arc the Hotels, Cafes and Steam Ship. Com­ (Continued from last week.) broad expanse of fanning lands ap­ panies of the world, and the most reliable of these use Black Cross goods. The following morning's reveille peared to view. There the line faintly penetrated fnr off dream* nailed, and they laid on their arms ■■’latid Shdlit find sounded like tlie 10 avoid the enemy's artillery as soft hum of the bee as il'sipped much nn tmsslhh1—they won' held nectar from the flower, then il in leash by commanding officers. Thai wns n (kaih-frap if the en­ tihanged In the Ioiumi of n lute in the • hands of some loved one seeking‘to emy had taken advantage of the op­ beguile, and then the shrill tones of portunity nnd made a vigpmus We are daily receiving fresh shipments of fruits— thu bugle Wi*re heanl ns they were charge while they were struggling Are far below what most coffees and teas are sold at— ut» the steep incline, or after they nrroused from slumber. Oranges, Bananas, Pineapples, Lemons, etc. Our or­ in fact wc received a letter from the company saying When Um men arose and looked had arrived at the summit, for they anges are the finest we have ever had and wc arc n particle we were selling below what this splendid coffee usual­ around o'er the yet unburied dead were there without selling thcm.ai 25c_pcrJozcn^_____ ________.' _ and noted the absence among theni of support only from tho hal(eri<*s. ly sold at. —of many a familiar face, ffieir The hrtgadr could have been anni­ Black Cross Arrow Brand. 25c hearts were sad. nn Ihey'thougtit of hilated, hut such are the forluttefc About Wednesday, May 13, we will have a lot of of war. Chances nre taken and op ­ "nian's inhumanity to man." Black Cross No. 6---------- 30c fine Pineapples for canning. Better order early. Here brethren of the same blood portunities lost al decisive moments Black Cross Hofbrau.......... 35c Hint decide the fntg of battles. were lighting varh other for prin­ As they laid there in hatlle-line ciple, the said-brother shooting awaiting coming events, Ihe narra­ The Black Cross tea is in a class by itself, it’s an in­ Don’t forget we receive fresh vegetables from brother arrayed in the ranks of the tor made observations. local gardens every day. vigorating tea, free from dust or stems, sells at 50c lb. enemy—Half the horror of a fraBack in tho roar among Ihe trieidal war cannot be told. . mountains, flags of tho signal corpThe roll call revealed the absence wigwagged orders from command­ of more than a fifth of those en* ing officers. gaged in battle. Al a short distance in front, nnd No lime wns lost by unnecessary in full view, tho skirmish lines of delay for (he decisive battle had not the contending armies were active­ yi'l been fought. The- liaversark ly engaged. The lines were slend­ conlnitmd the frugal meal. The am­ er—one rank deep nnd the soldiers munition wagons always near the ranged from throe io four rods front in times of danger brought apart in lheir respective lines, ami forward a full supply and cartridge the lines were from thirty to forty - box and belt wen1 tilled for future roils apart. The s|»irmisnora tried Phone 744 Prompt delivery use, ami then Um 17lh willi iln brig­ to keep their formation regular nnd their lines straight. Those ade was soon in motion? As they advanced along the pike, who could sheller themselves be­ slowly rtt firsti the narrator observ­ hind n slump or slone or raise or ed the dead and dying, but one.|»oor depression of Ihe ground did so; CHOICE fellow who was undergoing his others stood in the open. Tho two death st niggle. With the rattle in lines kept up a vigorous musket his throat, particularly nttracled tire at each other. Nol many fatal­ his alloniloh. He was young nnd ities wore observed. The men were early in his 'teens nnd I ho* fortunes nervous, perhaps, and the Uni's of war had snipped him. He was were quite n distance apart for lo a high voltage. And this 2301) volts. This cyirrent flown di­ liayiug Um penalty of Ihogo who those old inusketa—it required good was ordered—then Ihe musket ball’ pressure, I caused the quarrel higher up. He marksmanship lo be effective. uro of fsi.il 10 volts. i< .sent out ovetx Sometimes ope lino would charge began to sing. Sergeant Tuttle of 1machine can also be reverstuf and rectly to anti through tlie primary th.- -l.'ii.b-r lran«iiii->i<ui line- to the thought that some Southern home, company K was struck squarely be- ।used tn “sleqi-down" a high voltage windings of the transformer. This nnd tho other waver and fall hack. would soon Im draped in mourning •• FOR ALL FORMS OF ttveen the eyes by a musket ball. (current to a low voltage line. Now, primacy current, 11 was .a kind of a seesaw between allernhling in for a hero it had sacrificed upon th< He reek'd from Urn ranks near the ,strange to say, the - transformer has character. surges bark ami forth used for power, light nnd heat. them. nitar of its country _ Hid. a eqrrtini of ikl.LMNI volts is That was really tho beginning of narrator like a drunken man. no moving thirls. Il consists of n throiigh I his primary winding, rang­ Don’t be skeptical about RHEUMA. the The next three days and nlghls Ihe tight on the enemy's right wing, Tim enemy, it was said, was in a soft irpn core built up out of strips ing Ihe iron core tn become magne­ extremely .I.iiiu-t.iih ami hard lo modern enemy ol Rheumatism. Lumbago, handle. Before it can be used it Sdaticx Arthritix Gout. Chronic Neuralfollowing Ihe bat lie uf stoulh ’Moun­ tali'is-ewljo-known in history as cornfield just in front, their skulk- ;of slice! inm called "laaiuudions." tic andscUwg un Okvund il I lie hi ts in-wore s|M*nt in marching and skirmishing-for position. The do- ing forms coidd nol Im wwn, hut Around this core whipped IWo visibTi' lines «>T Threewho'll siircountrr-marchimr. for the troops clsive battle was' to come. Thai their musket balls sang like swarms ;coils of. insulated win1, the first is -round every magnet. These "Lincs ini were deployed by the guiding hand night the narrator's brigade slept in’ ^>f‘ bees. Uric Acid is leaving the system. ' *es. 1 ।called thy “primary" binding nnd of force" are, in turn, cut across by cities il isnloro economical lo disof’Um (leimral like, pieces on n line on I heir (inns ready for instant "For six years I was practically a cripple Tlie brigade charged up Id and .the 1 second the "secondary” winding. the windings of tlie "secondary’.’ c»dl. 'clmss-boanl. over a fence into n lane jtt^l nf ■The whole is fnrloM-d in an iron The cutting of these Tnngjieiic-"rays" tribuliidhe house current al iiighvr on crutches from Rht-tunVum. One bot­ action. •' .voltages, often ns High as '23«> volts, tle of Rhcuma cured me."—J. K. GreenThe two armies were nirtneuverThe rnwl day nl the first glim­ front of the cornfield ami .there, he- shell and submerged in insulating by Ihe .“secondary"- .induces, or Ing for' position and advantage ere mer of dawn they were astir amt .liindthe fence, waged a tierce, pro­ oil. Tho electric current al. the creates, a secondary current much njul louse a small transformer, sus- burv. 3839 Cottage Grove Ave.. Chicago. ILL RHEUMA—guaranteed—50c- u bottle. 4 iltage. they again clashed, in n decisive nibbled (heir harfl-lack. No bugle tracted ronllict wilh Um stalks. power station in question is gener­ like Ihe first although .it is smaller battle. Two hundred thousand was sounded or . roll-cnll made. CARVETII A STEBRINH After a time the enemy emerged ated at a pressure, or voltage, j>f ill volume mid groat < [lighting InsYps in that Maryland campaign They were anxiously awaiting the from the other side of Ihe cornfield then fared each ether determined psychological moment—slill llicrc nnd the tide of baHle receded.. An­ nit to yield supremacy. was delay. other brigaile moved in between The enemy's skirmish linesjiad nnd nssqined the brunt Of. battle in One brigade was ordered to suf>mrl a battery, nnd Um soldiers laid been forced hack a quarter <a a n clear atftl open field .beyond tho bn their unns. hi J he rear .of the mile or so. A sjonc house was used corn. “THE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WORM” gunx ready lo spring forward nqd as a redoubt—an appln orchard lay The nnrrnlor admired those brave defend them from cnpluro. In case between the lines. fellows who stood up in line un­ Then ami there, during that flinchingly while, shells hurst In the enemy should charge them. The |>nucry seemed to annoy Iho beautiful September morn while their faces. It wns a hot place and enemy gredlly nnd drew Um con­ Ihe dew was yet upon the grass and they were srihn relieved by other centrated fire of their artillery. everything at peace but man. an act troops a* the enemy slowly nnd Pnndemnnhnn reigned, in and of heroism wns tigxformod worthy sullenly retired. around that hattery as Hie enemy of a better cause. Jit was n caw Tlie field al Inst was won and Irieif hard lo silence il. Shells where discretion would have been would have resulted in Ihe annihi­ screamed nnd burst, and round shot tho belter part of valor. lation..nr capture of Lev's whnld • In Ihe narrator's company, com­ anny if it had not been fnr Colonel whirred and plowed the ground. Tin* narrator olworved Um great­ pany K. there was a genuine dare­ Miles' cowardly surrender of Har­ est danger wns in Um rear. The devil. His name, after fifty years pers Ferry.when nid was near, two tendency was to overshoot, hut has passed from memory, but the days before Jme's army, shattered many a shol »nd slurll fell in nnd act itself is as’clearly remembered and broken, slipped across llje Po­ though it happened yesterday, tomac intn Virginie. around the Iia/rAy nnd among thr wv nrited permission of the com­ troops supporting it. Tim battle of Antietam was The battery’s guns were some dis­ manding ninlcer to fill his haversack fought on .the I7th day of Sopl^mtance apart, and Um rannom'ers. not with apples from that orchard be­ Imr, (Rfi2. Tim Union hiss was 2,­ actually engaged in serving lhein. tween the skirmish lines. Tho offi- 010 killeil and 9110 wounded. The Flood by. some dislaqfe apart, ready ccr laughed nnd warned him of tho Confederate loss was 3,500 killed lo spring forward nnd take Ihe place danger.. ami IGJT.ej wounded. He pehdsted in his request and of a disabled comrade. (continued next week) As they lay there Intently watch­ gained permission to go—the offi­ ing. one comrade suddenly exclaim­ cer thought he would lesl his met­ USES OF “TRANSFORMER” ed: “See those shots got' Tim nar­ tle—expecting he' would exhibit rator observed, (hat by carefully t Im “while feather." He left his IN ELECTRIC POWER looking in lino wilh Iho shot Im gun and went unarmed. He walked Could dislinguish a swiftly moving briskly to Iho skirmish line nml s'reak. , . . Based it. They patched him with It Transforms a Low to a High VoltThe night before the great battle toil breath. He reached the or­ opened) which was to deoiiie the chard and commenced lo fill his fide of that campaign, th? final dis­ haversack. The boldness of that “Transformer burned out." an­ position of iho contending military unarmed soldier ought tn have been ■ units was made, ln.be dl«arftmged, his shield. - A true soldier always swered the 'electrician in charge perhaps, on the following morning. takes off Ida hat al the exhibition when asked why the lights were out Tho night was dark, and more of juieh nerve, but there arc always for I on minutes. “Transformer burned out—er, er. than two hundred guns on a side cravens'in an army. Some coward­ spit fl re- nnd flame, from cominanu- ly ruffian shot him down. Two men yes—to bo surer About all any of us can do js to ing positions, sending forth their were sent out under a flag of. truce mtssiles of dost ruction; yet. m)ver- to bring him In—ho was wounded stammer and hang up Ihe receiver tholem, il wns a grand sight tn lie­ in the groin nnd lived but a shod when the electrican (begins to talk hold. It resembled a fierce thui.- lime. A shell wns dropped into about a “transformer." Ami yet. do dor storm minus Ihe wind and ram. that house shortly aflpr Um inci­ you know, there is nothing so very han} understand about a IronsA continuous roar and nthible like dent and It wns quickly vacated. Activity suddenly sprang up all f lf?t us begin al the beginning. The Um artillery of heaven, and chariots 1 of war speeding o'er rough pave­ along the frnnb-the skirmish lines were strengthened from time lo electricity used in this city is pro­ ments. ' , Early the next morning Ihe nth time and the soldiers ranged near­ duced at a water power station lo­ wilh its brigade wns in motion man­ er In each other. The brigade cated on a Hille river about 100 miles euvering hero and there.to count­ moved forward a quarter of n mile away. This electricity is carried or so when the enemy’s ennnonad-. across the country, from Iho power eract Iho enemy. Alioul three o’clock in the after­ ing grew terrific wilh a front-nnd station to Iho city, on slender wires noon It advanced quickly down Urn angling fire. The line wavered nnd suspended high nlmve Ihe ground on pike and crossed Antietam creek was thrown into confusion. The steel' towers; These wires .are nol over a narrow bridge nnd deployed mon were ordered to lie flat upon verjfc large, probably about the di­ tn Uy right between the creek nnd Um ground. The order was quickly ameter of your little finger. Now­ a high steep bluff and formed in line obeyed, not even an officer of Um electricity is very much like water of Sal tie. They were at the front line remained standing. It was said in one respect- If a largo quantity now nnd on the firing lino soon to Ihe supporting batteries ran out of of waler is to-be transmitted across ammunition. The enemy seemed (he country nt a low pressure a very bo. ’ . .. , With due respect to his superiors to take delight in bombarding them large water main, or canal, must ba the narrator thought and still and worked their guns vigorously. used. The same quantity of waler, thinks the crossing of that bridge Shells screeched nnd screamed and under high pressure, can be sent was a military blunder, and a use­ round shot went bounding along the through a vastly smaller pipe. We less sacrifice of life,'for the enemy ground-~safety Iny in lying close can easily raise the water pressure had lheir guns trained on that and Mother Earth was never em­ with a cenlrifulga! pump. But In raise the pressure -of an electrical briitge and the creek could have braced more affectionately. Phone 18 been forded anywhere; When lie­ All things have an ending, they current, we have to use a "trans­ hind the bluff they bad a temporary say. and (he kaleidoscope of the former." shelter. Th« enemy tried io ftss its battle changed. The enemy’s artil­ The transformer, as its name im­ shells over among them, but they lery fire slackened and au advance plies, transforms a low voltage, or glack Cross Jeas and Coffees Extensively Used in ftotels and Cafes THE PRICES WE SELL AT FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS JAY MEAD, Hastings, Mich East Side Grocery RHEUMA RHEUMATISM Your Next Winter's Supply of Coal Now Did it ever occur to you to take time by the forelock in the purchase of your supply e£ next winter’s coal. You would save big money by taking ad­ vantage of the present low prices we are offering at this time of year. We are in a position to supply you NOW at the lowest possible prices. Hard Coal, any size, $7.50 Per Ton Pocahontas, egg or lump, $5.00 Per Ton From year to year our coal trade has been increasing. It has increased to such proportions that we have felt warranted in building a trestle and spacious coal bins at the junction of the C. K. & S. and Michigan Central Railroads. We are starting work at once on them and will be able to care lor 16 car loads of coal at one time in these extra bins. Everyone who has ever purchased coal of us knows that they get prompt service and perfectly honest weight. These things taken in addition to the superior quality of coal we always handle and considering the remarkably low price we can quote you at this time of year you can plainly see there is no possible reason why you should not buy your winter supply of coal NOW Edmonds ros The Elevator Meh HASTINGS MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 7, 191L The Oliver Plow that feather dustors should never be used upon any occasion. They merely scatter Ihe dost, which llnds lodgement upon some other surface in the room. Use a cloth, dampen­ ed if- iMissible. theft go-over the polished frnuilurc wilh some -good preparajion for cleaning and pol­ ishing. Burn 'your sweepings at oner. Do not sot your .dust pan down in a draft and allow it to be carried through Ihe house. Furth­ er, do nol keep your dust cloth in a drawer, ladter dip It into hot waler.nnd hang it in the air to dry. The following suggestions and Salmon lavnf. hints fnr cleaning, und keeping Two tablespoonfuls of melted clean, have been culled from many hull.if, one-half of a cup full of sou ires: cracker crumbs.'rolled,line, one can For painled rooms put a five cent of salmon; -minced and seasoned package of baking soda in a pail wilh nah and pepper, and two1 eggs, and pour over it about two quarts well iwitoti,. -are thiidiigredients for bf lx>iltng watiTTniri :st ttwelL.IJtrvr a' nice supper dish io J>e-eaten cold, another pail full of warm water Tor or, if you wish, a .Cvnrui dish to be rinsing. Gel n piece of woolen served with, white amice. Prepare cloth; dip il into your soda waler, Success in fanning very largely gets right back to the question of the right preparation of the soil lo receive the all of tho nigrcilienls and then mix rub a little snap on it nnd wash seed. If the soil isn’t plowed RIGHT, then the land can’t be prepared right. There’s where an Oliver plow will together quickly anti Ughlly and part of your wall good. Then take steam for due hour in a pound bak­ and rinse good and dry It. Do not soon pay for itself on any farm. When you have an Oliver plow you KNOW that your plowing will be done RIGHT. ing powder can ho it will slice in use thr same cloth you used for There is no general purpose plow in the world that can compare with it. It is adapted to all kinds of soil, most pretty round slices. When nerved washing, lull a clean one for ihe cohl place a thin slice of lemoti on rinsing. Now have another dry economical when it comes to repairs, and you can always "bank on it.” cloth ami wipe over your washed each slice of tho salmon loaf. Wc’vc sold hundreds and hundreds of Oliver Plows to farmers in Barry County and they dlways givc the best part. This will eleah tlie dirtiest limited wall with little trouble. Bean Friiicni. of satisfaction. We buy a CAR LOAD of plows and repairs each year, and by buying in the large quantities wc - One cupful of beans, one eggr one Keep changing the rinsing water do, wc arc able to sell at the lowest possible price. when it gets dirty, also stir your cupful of bread crumbs, one tea­ spoonful of chopped herbs. Wash soda water every limo you use it. THE OLIVER SULKY PLOW is built on the most scientific lines; is of the lightest draft; most easily handled A recipe for wall paper cleaning and soak Hie lieauft over night in it docs the BEST and CLEANEST work. CALL AND SEE OUR BIG LINE OF OLIVERS. basin in one and n half pints of wa­ has been given as follows: One ter. Slew them for three hours in quart of flour, one pint of waler, the same waler, adding mon’ if one heaping tablespoon of salt, one necessary. Keep the. lid. well clos­ of linking soda, three of ammonia, ed so as to keep the steam in, but one of borax. Mix all together and do not tel them come to a boll un­ steam in tin Jiasin for one-half til they arc nearly ready. .Mid hour. When done cut in four pitfeo* herbs alwul fifteen minutes iieforr and work- with hands for three or taking them off tin1 tire. Hub Hi“ five minutes, wjicn it will be ready whole through a colander. mix with for u«e. To paper an old wall or one Ihaf the yolk id egg and half of the bread crumbs. shape into balls, roll has Ite.-n whltr-waslied, brush it nil iu white of egg and remaind-r of over llrst .willi n Wash of Portland bread i-nnnbs. mid fry in olive oil cemeiit nlMiul like thin cream. Steam yill not affect il. . till brown anil i?ri«p. • Uw kerosene instead of-water on black woodwork. St nurds Href Kittery. -black when dry. Cut the kidney into slices. season work use gasoline. highly wilh pepper mid salt, fry it After summer use. doubtless the n light brown, lake out tin* slices, then pour a little warm water into Mckt'r work will require a good the pan. dredge in some Hour, pul cleaning. Do not scrub il with Qr^LrnrvT Atrvrr-c I J,,ry ,Jsl for M|,y Tcr’u’ wnI soap and water; that Invariably in slices of kidney again; let them oCiilUOL iNOlilo Josiah Alwiiif, Hustings City, 1st slew* very gently; add some parsley turns il yellow mid causes unpleas­ I and Ith Wards, [ if liked. Sheep’s kidney may be ant squeaking; try scrubbing it i Henry Bi iison, Prairieville Twin , Hill 11 Srlioul. split open, broiled over a clear lire with suit walei'. If there are shab­ A. U. Blown, Hastings Township. and Served with a piece uf butter by places, give. Ihe article a thor­ THIS WHRK'S N’KWS IN • English XI have begun the study ough salt .water frails- flret{ senifr John Carlisle, Oraiigeville 'I'wp. • NKAR-HV toUNTIKS. , of. Macbeth. on each half. ' well, nnd dry Us quickly as |a>ssi*Wallace Chilson. Hope Township.' • The Modern and Medieval History i Chas. E. Cox. Assyria Township, hle in the open air -and sunshine. Apple Cake. The members ut Hie Uihnc lodge, .studcuto have taken up the study' । Geo. B. Craig. Hastings Townsh1|i. Should you decide to paint the furPrepare a very short biscuil Uillire. get Well mixed luiiitt, rather in Ionia have organized a band. of Ihe French Hvvululiim. Jacob DeBack, Orangeville Twp.' 'dough slightly sweetened and )Umr- lliiu; if itainl is too thick it will alEnglish IX' have completed the• • • J. E. Downs, Yankee Springs Two, ally bulb-red when spread in a ways nil> off on the clothing. It isl Owing to the fact that tbc loafers study of "As gon lake H.” Peter Fick. Johnstown T< wnship. shallow Un. Pare, core gnd slice well to tlnish with a coat of eiumu-1 j lining tlie street qoruer* have uuide ; Latin IX- aririguxnuig how lo count ! Earl FonL Barry TuwtUliip.. aufilcienl apples ujMin the 'crust to to make ii last longer: enamel does' passim.1 uiipl.-.i-jut remark--. Indie.- in Latin. ~ John Francisco, Hop# Township. cover it neatly, hut not heavily. not "hold dust like ordinary paiul. J of Caro, who havo lx*en the victims i Tie- Virgil Class are having' a i John HiM'vcnair, Carlton 'i'wp. Don’t um i floor finish which will Sprinkle generously witlr sugar, Habinet-makers assure us that iof, tobacco juice intended for the I final ................ review'of .... ,Lathi M.,„ vrara«.|rar»»*.wu. Composition. J, i . W*-. liUWblilZel, Maple lihlVft cinnamon mid a Hour. Bake h alhef furnituve covering will not ( HxiHer. protested W» I strongly that Icayc unsightly worn spoil after a English IX have commeue.-d read- [ 1’VI’1 until uffples nre tender and' the eliaiige color "as long as there is a the village council luv passed onli- ing little wear. Kyanize is made es­ L>w. l*'s ixiems.... 1 A. Jr Hough tali n. Baltimore Twp. 1 cake is evenly hrdWncd. Serve piece of it left," but many house- J’.*,,cvs, abolish the nuisauce. pecially to stand the scuH and Paul this was absent from ’ ' school ’ ' ■ Ii Loe llubbard, HulliiiKf Township. fresh. keeprs know to theifr sorrow that lhese loafers u«ed to sit on dry the latter part of last week. Wm. |l. Krilcy, Burry Towndiip. tread of heavy shoes, without ■ leather doe-S fade and'that it is not g'xxls boxes mid "whittle the lime Mary Kamlall was absent a'.. Ir^mi Myron Kilmer, ILutings Cily, 2nd cracking, periine, or turning white. Meringues. always possible to restore il to its away, but since these thrones of in­ school last Thursday. - j and 3rd Wants. It is a zMi/df finish, instead of a Beal Whiles of f»ut tuuw until former hue. Tlie treatment de- dolence have been nniov. <| the men Gertrude Potter was absent oik- ! Wm. Lietka. Irving Township. mere mixture. - • still and add gradually, while beat­ scribed below will at least cleans.- have been,compelled to h an on any day lust week. • . \i John Marl in. Castleton Township. convenient object. They hail to step nhiecL ’I h.*v had In ing constantly two-fhinls cup sugar. ami brighten faded leather, if it Slip Grade. 1. Curtis Parkhurst. Carlton Twp. Kyanize alio makes a beautiful, used “Chewin' Fohl in one-third cup sugar rnul add does not entirely bring back the de- whittling, but they use • Benjamin Schneiiier, Woodtaud Hertha Shultz hits been absent on sanitary, most durable finish lor l>«>,.i...i color, ..<<i^.r. first i. irs. witeh the ...e leathlea... torbaccer *""*...... 2just ”'* “ •........... e. The scatthe same one-half teaspoon vanilla. Shupe parted , Township. furniture and all woodwork about ------«... _a soft s|s>nge ---------- squeezed — leezixi ••■rinf Lerimt’ of uf these ""sons-of-resl'' mjiis-o.-.. has account of her mother's illne--. wilh spoou on tin. sheet covered er with Walter Ward has been absent uni Charles Scliniidelmiiycr, Thorn-, *. andwith letter paper, bud bake thirty nearly dry from hot soap suds, inc house. ami bee« a great source of satisfaction nccounf of illness. appje Township. minutes iu slow oven. . remove as much moisture as pos­ to tlie women of Caro: Other (own* Dorothy Joy has returned to] Wpi. C. rimitlu .Maple Grove Twp. Seven artistic colart^cmd clear i alto white enamel ... sible by rubbing with a flannel ought to follow suit in ellmintrtim-’ school. /iZ’i 'i ,1 Hatry Stevens, Johiislovvn 'I'wp. Huie of Left mid Hlghl. Come in am] get a small cap ol Kyanize and give it a trial. Tbc cloth. Bel the piece of furniture in the iiusiuiice of compelling women Oi.l»ha hullm, „l th. .11, w„(, i|a.lluB, tlly. l.l aud to run the guanllel of groups of tlie sun, so it will dry thoroughly There need he no confusion in the makers guarantee it absolutely, and so do we. lius it reived <t IMmrnansliip dipbmia. | (th Wards • staring, "gawping," gossiping idlers. much-debated question of “left and and quickly. When the leather is -Mosher find Wririll from I Mai ioh Swift. Casllrlou Township. right" if the waitress will bear in entirely |ky i‘Ub it briskly wilh a Iletdmg visileri us last Wednesday! All« it D. Tllas. Baltimore Twp. mind one simple rule. soft ilminoT cloth wet with kero-, Ono of *thc most interesled men In .. , ! II. j). Trim, Hastings City, 2nd and 'When plate, cup or other article sene. The inorc tlioroughly the oil, Cass county in the present Mexican M.‘"i o ri‘ ,1,,rirai‘ri,of Kalamazoo., 3r,| War(K , W’lVI Hastings, Mich. is to he taken from the tray by the is rubbed in the belter the'leather troulih-s is Davis W. Bull, now livk |t Wolcott, Irving TnwnsliipT , eater, or he is lo help himself-from will look. The furniture should Ik-[ ing with his daughter, Mrs. Charles Vlslleil II. b. Hie post week. s 2nd. Ward. nn offered dish, the wailresn mu«! left in the open air until the odor Dine, near tllenwtMxl. At Ihe tnkEnough for Him. Miss Itomna supplied in Mi> stand on his left, that lie mny use of the kerosene has entirely disap­ ing of Vera Cruz by tlie United ..... days last weeTwo negroes were onco matched for boll's room. lwi> his right hand frrdv. What Ihe peared. Slates nearly dH years ago, Mr. Bail Calkins, has entered tlie| 11 boxing contest: Flnaily ono began waiDess puls upon the table with Soap, or a cloth inolali-netl willt was a soldier under Gen WIlVh'IdL. - - grade. . scoring heavily, and the other went to her own hand must be fiom- from gnsoipue or kerosene, will clean la-■ bcolLr IJc Jitnl ctillsled at Cincin- *.’ini • Ike Sttmlart tttaHeaaly the right. vptory or toilet bowl very nicely. nali. 0w and Wilh the troops was al , In drawing (he children nre irtak-1 his comer at tho end of tho round badm t . ly beaten. Ho failed to respond when Place n lump of unslnckcd liiqe in once sent tn the front. . In lioOMM-leaiilng Time. Ml -. 1 nd-.)- and Mrs. fcarkm visit-! tho belt rang. "Como on hcah. nlggab, damn, cellars or closets, renewing ed our *. h.M| <me day last we.-k . dls am a tight to a flnlsh." mtlenged ARTHVH E. MULHOLLAND Road building will Ik* resumed in ful housekeeper ik'bcfliifaing to when il begins lo crumble. It will Ma’nni l,a^uri”' “ ’* ’■> ‘ho more lively of tho pair. Tho batabsorb dampness aud mustiness. nearly nil part* of Kent county tins think of - her. great srini-annuiil m.rd Ims Ih-cii td... nt ‘er"d <»« “l tn ht. corner A small quantity of ammonia wa­ week where the road commission cleaning, and her mind is busy IBMH ^n.ra.1 during Hie t>a.-l w.-. k, | “e“‘* d,ow“- dejected. "Yes. nn’ I'm planning flu- easiest. ties! and most ter |M>ui-ed into a-sink ami followed The .Mil grade have completed the finished," be grunted. . ■ ihoniugh way in which it may lie by 1ml water is excellent to remove work laid out proposes the tumpl*1grease und dirt. It helps the pipes, lioil id four leading roads inlo siip|>li-m<-ntary work in reading accomplished. Grand llapids during thi* summer. too. ■ stories of ' Aiabiajf Nights." Many housekeeper.' -are arriving Something Worth Seeing. South Division road from the cily April School Report. j A (oar-year-old youngi«t--r op at the conclusion that the easiest first limits In the south county- line— To Dis In th« Last Ditch. Thi- fi.lluwlng refuirt gives Ih>- j visit ’ " to ’ i a city cily saw. a ferryboat cross­ Plainfield tn.id from Cedar-Springs horror, nnd never allow the Imuse The saying to Die In tho T^»t Ditch, to the city—-Cascade roml from eiindlimml. attendance, and btm'rl Ing the" river. — "Ob, mammal” ho ex­ to become dirty| Says a writer in may be attributed to William of Or­ Rowtie Center lo city and the Ada- inftH-matmii l oiicerning ) the Has-; claimed, much cxcitco, "como ana excited. "cOoio and a hniiaekeeping page of an ex­ ange. When Buckingham urghd the Diwcll mud ......... >" -«• .. ............... connecting .... up witli the Kr,L®, ,,^^.1 change: Inevitable destruction which bung t'ascnilv mad at the “blacksmith “It is far easier to keep a house ing April 25. PJH. “ 6 “ over tho united provinces and asked , shop.'' Some bad slreleho.* of .Juad i decmitly, neat ev(-ry day than to I Tulifi uumln-r enrolhxl. 1150. .1 —-----------------------have a mmeral delivetv of rul bisli i hlm whclher he did not see that will I..completed on Alpine con.h^’^^nThl. I™""II u.______ M-Tkm Numbi-r lipyg enrollrd. 515. a Thoughtful. '«• "'II' "IH" "'Wir'l n»,l ron.l Numbi-r girls enrolled. Oil. ■ "Whenever I Hnl»h reading ono of reulled ths 1 already frfiilI Which will give a ron ­ innal and upheaval interferes willi *• mo certain mean*.' rat>uvu Number iH-lunging al cl<<-<- of; my po«ms." said tho poet. "I always comfort, and Ihe .gradual arcuinu- prince, "by which 1 can be sura nover. Itnuuu* streli-h of good road from "''I1.1. . lr''”' » । ।i it < i loaT® tho platform on tiptoe." "How ,,h* ci,y >>"rlh through SpaDla. K<ml lalioii of six months surely is n; to soo my. country’s ruin—I will ail'I'n *~ I thoughtful!" remarked his friend. "To • •^“ lUily. and. joining Muskegon county's mmil'lit i/iu- “U-mb0r bc,ftnt?lnK menace to* Ip-allh. One ' thing is tho lut ditch." ,1 system al tlnsiiuvin and Hie second Average daily nilufiilalice. ICO. *’rid4alitag the audience. I suppose." sure, to light dust is like waging’ ' gravel course pul on the Kalathe battle with inbred sin: Il mu.-l i Avejjige per cent of alleiidam-e, —i--------- —---------• j niazoo avenue niul East Paris n>adi* be incessant and lasts while life il— f Trumped. WJ.fi. • About Scratched Silver. • »df endures. An old colored mam­ . ....... Nuuibrr.uf non-resideul pupils. Whenever silver him become’ —, _------------------- j} play ’ Ijiml Conimbwioiiitr A. <’- ('mrton my used lo say to restless' children ,I eanjs!" exclaimed a man whq'lhad ! was notified Monday (hat the United HAVE nsed your International jilted j 182. scratched maku It quiu> smooth by nib-i when they play Iwcamc so <i! I ‘ ii?S ‘ * motor truck daily over a route -Imt •■! visitors, HB. : ting It well with u piece of chamois! ’ b0UI‘ unforfflhate at the game. "You • States governnietil would send a .I Numb that il tired her nerves to the limit >i vw-vin *«» «<••« ■■■»<»■ to bej mJ' lltghi’i. u^ ^nu,. iI ,oatH icumcr wai nun Ueeii rolled Imo 1 : i [mean you wish you had learned, don't r: •>>-•<» herd juf 5o vlk to Mu lligan « r thfll ha ” been rolled into a eighty miles long, through winter and •lair’, chirdre-n. ef yo’ ken’t lx- easy. ' by the Il nucleus for a. n and d(DIXhd o. a oU your was hl. wife’s sarcastic. used re- ......... ' "stale ,h” ...n.«........ -.-i.-- f->- Mts.-> Mi-l*uiuUMp. ’JK87; Alls? Ja- oii- , Ught ba ball and dipped iu •sweet oU. summer, for the lut four years, and havo Im easy as yo' kenl’ Ho. if we can-j : 1 big herd to h<- tin md loose later. Mjk WJffl; ,urs. MnC Gornam, Gorham. v/.ui; V7.fif; oils* UIm ' we*t o U> aitj|na|1| wj|f |jkt'|y |ie pim-ed BlrBain, VEK; Miss Hampton. O7.i;1 ' never mi»eod a trip." writ* one m, ,, , , not be actually.dean, let us be as Joinder. • -----------------—-—! Service such as this maxi got would add much to clean as we caii! " L|mlt on Tree's.Growth. , ' on the Hum.-lil<>ii lake stalo reserve Ml'S IK-Vim-, 97JH: Mr. Nash. WJf; flio profits of your buriocs, by handitug your pro­ However, when we have carpels, u„«nii«ht •- ami carefully guarded and protect- Miss Hi;freinou,. Miss Mumu. The vine does not grow above 8300 j duce rapidly at tho right monient, and cutting down many of us believe that they mus' 00.76. ■ foot above tho sea. The oak ceases ! ed for several years. your general hauling aspemas. An International be taken up ut least mire, a year il [ Tha H«ht of the moon la the time Thi! fullbwioR teachers rppori nn at 3350 feet, and tho flr nt 7.000 footApplications to -opril saloons in motor track would give you such service. Manybusinot oflener, despite tlie h ign of the ,rom ncw moon to full moon, and the Homer have been filed wil|i Hie laniin-Ss: Miss Pettit. Miss Hamp-; . ue$» meu, realizing tho advantages and economies vacuum cleaner. The comfort of. dark of the moon ta from full moon to' village council by Fred Mayer and ton. Mr. N.i-h. Mis* Vinccnl. Miss; ai.ver DranSi, to bo secured, havo lopg b««a successfully using canx'l' is wot to.be denied^ though new moon, or throughout the waning1 Will Iteiclmw, who were engaged the light running, durablo International motortruck. M ' ” ,k any .«» they ate certainly not cleanly floor period, jn the bu-inesy when lite booz|; par­ Tho solid tires cut down tire trouHso, The motor on In despair.—BUrko. etwe rings. . ।■ ..... _ __ Iain went put six years agn iumtor is simple aud has plenty of power for wnergencies. Health a--------| actor In Succcm< ’__________ • | For Ilio-p uIm pos--'.--' Iiatdwisjd . [ uif local pionibiiion onnoanri-, ---------Melira Kldnr, and Bl.d'lrr th.- J.-u' 1;„>l..l„l,.w nrd^.i !r..| The brales aroaafo on any hill. Tho ignition syctcm floor-, envied with run- the ma Kilim J and Stodder wlij .|i iUwt repcalcl. Ifr.inThe iarg.-st fuior contributing to. ' ; - • • । Keep Bunrl Mini-inciil Mrgular. is of the best. Ono lever controls tiio car. The ' 1Trouble —Everybody Everybody-SatWH.., lor of keeping clean is not so difli- I rouble— Satudled.; pr jia< a Wer I.OW population in imm- sm-eega is international Is built to save ypujnouoy. ■ ii iimloul'lediy undouldedlyI Dr. King'* . Ni.'W Life Pills keep Let ns show you all that an Ihlcrnational motor I'Uit. I Everywhere ’■ ’ ‘ ii arc aretaking taking.Fo,Fo-; । acrnrdiiig to the hist censu- which healHi. <i 1ha.' --------•-----Ihwb oh-MTved that a I atomat'h. liver ami kidm-y<1ii healtrack will do for you. Drop a card today tor cats* Bugs slioiihl be shaken hard hard;; ley tey Knlm-y Kulm-y Pills, and are so satisSatis-[will „ his bowels | tliyr condition. rs should , wd| Id 1, in two, and only lwo.salomw, i man i- ridom sick Wlir when Hid the laHly of loguos sod full iaf ormation to tho ' y. brushed daily with fled they urge others underth.-. Warner-Crampton law. !uiv regular h.- is hove* woekly. wilh a whisk wpisk [fled othere to lo take them hinder well when --------._«« ...i — pg(sj»n* and waste. Impruvc your fiKk — .m*.J. i,„ -» v-u.. McIntosh. u-ira.-s Alaii. I _ ' '■ [they are lotMipaled. For emuU-. i complexion by flmdiing the liver i dampened wilh '.HI and wa-1 also. A. t J'. Kelly. -----------------------r with alcohtd and beaten|sa««<* “F recommend them to all, Cure for Stomach Disorders.. • nation you. will find lintliiflk quite so and kidm-y*. “I ---o| more relief from Wjr in th» open air. Hard-; who reffer from kidney troubles Di*ordn- of the Momarl one frox of Dr. King's New'Life Pill* :h,may be' as ChambattainV Tabk-ts v lhey «oor, .« raur... tor they *r«- nn^.~ by ,h-u3 of Clraml......... mberlain's the,bowclf but nn...... , ( Ripid, Mich _ than any mMirin*.- - I ever tri^T* 1101 °'ilyi) mo\.•Grand .. _ J>"1 "><W. rau J» <«k« lor Sol,) b, ,11 .bol.i -av. c.-r uriflAia .if ‘ .. ,t.h. ‘ 4 prove the appetite1 and strengthen say. C; E. Hatfield, of Chlrago. Ill. CHisary to re- grim, weak hick »nd rheumatism. - __________ mirn« by Ihe digvj-timi. Thev are sold by all 25c. Hwonimendi-d b Catveth A-1 nment, I Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. banner want ad vs. fay. dealers.—Adv. Hlebbiua, A. E.’Mulholland. Mulhol —Adv. Leads All Plows WILL SOON PAY FOR ITSELF Goodyear Brothers IMPLEMENTS AND HARDWARE PHONE 1 Southwestern Michigan We also carry the Full Line of Syracuse Plows HASTINGS, MICH. After house-cleaning freshen up your floors with amz C. E. HARVEY, Agpnt D TI Tl PR ASCRIPTION Initant Relief for all Skin Trouble* International Motor Trucks Tfeiacu> In lalaTutioialHirvMierCMipuiyoIJUMrici �TMCaMHNMaMMB. MAT ?, tttt Brown Bread Recipe 1 cup Aristos flour 1 teaspoon soda nn floar 1 cup molas* n meal 3’A cups milk - A little salt Pennies Worth Much. The familiar old Kngttoh saying, “Take caro of the pennies and the pouhds will take cartrot themselves." proves Its worth whenever a big coin collection is sold. In London a few days ago a penny coined In tho reign of Btholred brought 1500 (£100) by'suo tion. One which was minted when Al­ fred was king was sold for 1700. Theaat were coins dug out of "finds,” either the secret stores ot tho thrifty of ono ♦ International Sunday ♦ ( 4 School lesson 4 1 , 1 - By Lee W. Antra. Fur tiunilay Muy 19. God." AH tiial wo have bejopgs to G<mI. Time, money, taleute,—wo have ilium through His grace. In Vin-ae t 'wo sre tofahow tha unJim Bioward nmdu poor use of the Utiugs coinntillbd to him,- and in verae 2 ho must give nn account. So we. fare an accounting day, as stewards ,pf God. Wo must all gtand before the Judainent seat of Christ (Hom. 14:165; the place whcro-lhe believer to judged for re­ ward. Let this aolamB truth mold <iur lives. Facing judgment, the steward mado provisions tor it, herein allowing his wisdom, for which he was commended. This was tho wisdom of the unjust. Let those who are in Chrltrt. manifest Um same wisdom in their steward­ ship. The unbeliever. . too, faces judgment—judgment in which his wicked works will be brought-up. I a.11 him make provision, for the fu­ ture by receiving Jesus Christ as Saviour, Lord ana Master. Next we note the wisdom of the Just. Clirist is .tho Holy One and the Just (Acte 3:11). and we in Him gre'mado Just. Tho kingdom of hen ven will be set up when our J-ord returns to earth with His saints, and we shall then reign wilh Him. “It is In proportion to our care, ns to what place we shall oc­ cupy in tbc coming kingdom of our bird and Saviour Jesus Choist. He damiot Surely trust us - -with thr uleriinl things of tho heavenly kingdom if we have not been faith­ ful to Him in the mere teimiornl -things hole and now, tlw things Hint arc to pass away so' soon. Would wc seek a high place and have tho reward there, and great usefulness to Him then, we must remernbor that it duponds hpon what we are doing with our Lord's goods here and now."—G. L. AlMch, in “Our Hope” Magazine. Then, too, there are Iho true riches of His grace—things that He roveals to them who obey Him, that can be trusted to tbc faittiful ones. Would you know thb rleon tilings of God, the secret of the Ixird? Then be faithful lo Him. “Not every born again one is truly faithful.” The wisdom of the Just One concerns stewards <P-I2) and sm cants (13). In verse 13, Hu calls for singleness of heart in our service. Too many people or*’ *ryi»K 1° “ho religious” nnd still hold oilto the world. Christ and riches cannot toith have ihe (Iral place in your heart nl the same lime. Neither can pleasqre occupy as large a place hi your hie as docs Christ, if your service is accep­ table. Which will you hold to, and which will you dc»ptoe? l( you hold to Clirisl aud despise mam­ mon. He will hold to you, and give you the true riches; if you hold to inniiqiuin and despise Him. He will know your choice and act accord­ ingly. "Choose ye this day 'whom, ye will'sei-ve." "Soon will He come and I ben our accouut must be ren­ dered." ■ Precious Points. V 1 “was accused.” Our unfaith­ fulness cannot be hid. V 1 "wasted.-hi» IpHids."’ What a charge to lie laid al the door of tho chilli uf Godl Arc yob wasting “His goods?" - 1 V 2 "He called him.’’ No warn­ ing. Be realty. ’Luke 12:40. V 3 "within himself.” Medita- The Unjust Steward. ' Luke I6:t-i3. ■ some ancient disbursing office. Thera to a great deal of hidden treasure tn Guidon Text: Luke 10:10. the earth, and If Ethelred pennies are Introductory. . to bo found In veins It would pay Eng­ After the three parables uf chap­ lish capitalists to start mining opera­ ter 15, aiklrvtW(*d to the Phurisees tions. and Scribes, Jesus spoke the words of today's lesson lo His disciples. It to lUiid (v II) that the Pharisees Covsr the Fingers. Tako a lady's handkerchief by heard these ihings, but the disciples diagonal corners and bind around were the Ones addressed. Uur les­ son is in two parts: the parable, baby's baud, and forearm, allowing thd-l^at corner to project paaftbo lit­ and then the words that follow il. Il Is emjeerning stwards (1-12) aud tle hand an In ah or so. So wrapped. .servants (13), stewardship und ser­ vice. The man in the parabib to and llttlo fingers do not catch iu the distinctly said to bo an "unjust gathers. The' handkerchief may be steward'' who was comuHiuded for removed by pulling, out the projecting his wisdom, not for his houesty. Hu corpar. was one of "the children of this world (age)," as contrasted with “the children of light.” We pre nol Prehistoric English Quarry. therefore lo seek an example iu the A prehistoric quarry, believed to man's methods. He becomes an ex­ havo belonged to tho ancient llrltous, ample to us iu Ihe fact that he was recently unearthed by accident at tbouglil 'uf the future, and so di□aping Hills, Hitchin, Hereford, Eng­ r<c(ed his affairs as a steward as to land. A plow horso was walking along milke preparation for the future. In Hhs lie was wise, although iu hto pad Into a circular hole about two feet metIkmDk unjust. Here, us else­ In diameter. Two Hint Implcineata where. (take 18:2-8, e. g.), our Ijird uses thu unrighteous lo servo us 1 Host palhm lu, his leaching. Wc can Und- in thr Ihq^J unbelievers qualities' that the children of God no'wcll lo incorporalcSn lheir lives Naw Explosive. —peracverauce. devotioffx to duly, aivo said to bo tho safest high ex­ wisdom, promptness, eteX-guulilies which, apart from saviugsfailh plosive known. Its formula was In tin: Son of God, can never priworked out by Lieut. Harold C. Wood vide an entrance iulo Hie preseneb. ward, an olficor In the New York Na­ of God. bill whirh adorn tho gospel tional Guard. Six ounces of-trotol, It of God when iiuHscsscd by Hie saint. vSJ "1 am resolved." “Purpose is Lesson Dhlslons. a gretU thing.” Dan. 1:8. Of dynamite. I. The Wisdom <^f the Unjust. V 5 "the tanl commended." Did you over try to help a soul to Nothing In it. II. The Wisdom of tho JusL Christ, using commendation in your An advertiser calls bls patent wash­ 0-13. • dealings with' rant onedf. Wo are ing machine "Tho Ladles' Delight." The first eight verses contain the prone to sue tiling^ in olhitra Jo Now, If lhero is anything about wash­ parable, with our Lord's uommeul condemn ralhor Ihair^to commend. V 8 “children of llitotuie." This ing that delights tho ladles, wo should in the last part of .verse eight. “And He said also unto Hto disciples." age is evil, the god of tffto age is thing but delighted on a washing day. BW addressed those who were fql- the evil one, the end of this age X lowing Hta. Olbera could hear, is evil. but the words -were for His own. Brutf I There is a great lesson here. We era are “children of light”, (I Thea. Sir: Do you know of any way to need lo rightly divide Hie Word bl 5:5): "let us put on the armour of mako a tourtc«n y«ai-old boy go on a truth whuii teaching and preaeliiiig light" (Hom .13:12); "walk as chil­ hunger strike?—Paterfamilias.—Naw tliu Word, or when giving our tes­ dren of light” (Eph. 5:8): we look timony In an individual. There nre forward to the time vviK'ii “the York Evening Bun. two grunt cUwhcs of people in the tard God givelh them light" (llev. world—Hie saved and the lost hi the 22:5). Live Without Eyaftds. sight, of God. We may.nut always Sincerely yours, Snakes have no eyelids at all, and be able to tell in which class ail inLee W. Ames. birds no true eyelids. The latter arc, •fividual hdmus’s. but many limes wc can be quite sure, and often .Pos ­ however, provided with a membrane Doll Collectors. , itive. Why tell the unsaved how which can bn let down over tho eye. A great many people collect dolls for they ought to live, when they need lo be told the way to obtain life? 1 Common. Why criticise the habits of the un­ ment tho collection of china puppets Is "Hero's an odd case—a woman mar­ believer, when his soul to lost? popular. A variety to add to tho store ries ono man thinking ho la another." -Tlw Bible tells suinte, saved ones, sro tho newly Introduced pantomime "What's odd about that?' Woman are iKirn again ones, the children' of folk, charmingly rendered in tho tra God, how they ought to live; but dltloosl raiment of tho old-world doing that all the time.*' it tells the unsaved how to gel eter­ Christinas trio. nal life, which to lheir Ural need. Columbine is the demurest little Hurt by India’s Climate. The Scriptures toll the believer Musical Instruments composed prin- how lo walk, but Ihe path is auJm- lady with a mld-VIctorian charm; her ' clpally of wood Buffer more from the [Hissible qne for the unbeliever to sleek black hair to parted-In tho cen­ ter and she has on a white frock loop­ climate In India than any othtr wood­ tread. Faith in Christ must pre­ cede faithfulness to Christ. A per- ed up i with bunches or roaubuda and en articles. suii must have “the righteousness follago-' fjho Is poised on tip-toes and of God,” whioh is by faith in Christ, looks, with her downcast eysa aud Serious. before he can lie counted righteous "What's tho matter, old man** “1 before God. tat us stop telling I hi* folded bonds, the picture of fascina­ told my wife a joke to kcop hor quiet lost how tn live as sainte. and begin tion and conquetry. Harlequin to just while buttoning up hor dress and she telling them how to become saints. tho harlequin of one's dreams, slen­ went and laughed and' tore thjsm Ail And let us lell-the children ol Gild der as a. rood, Inconsequent.. all-eon quering. Hto parti-colored and akinout again.” how they ought to walk in Christ. tight suit to e vivid contrast to poor ‘The parable is nol lo Ih* pressed in every detail,” yet there are some old pantaloon's white and baggy cloth­ Makes All the Different. suggestions here for/us. ing, and to that subservient and mueb Teacher—"Now, Dav'd. can you tell beautiful n-ivid “tarluin rich man"—our l-'aliter’s Injured ancient to given just tho ex­ . riclii'M.' He Hi* to is “rich rirll linfn till Hint ■riches.' unto nil (hat pression that provokes others to make (aged seven)—"ll depends on whether call upon Hun" (Rom. 10112);' him the butt of their foolish jokaa. It la before or after a man's name/* "though He was rich, yet for your sakes He became iHAir" (2 Cor. 8:9); Heart of N«w York. ' frich in mercy" (Eph. 2:D; “riclies Porous Bricks. So much to heard of the heartlessof His goodness and forbearance An ordinary brick will absorb and long suffering” (Horn. 2:4); neas of Now York business man that much m 16 ounces of water. “riclies of His glory’’ (Hom. 0^)-; it to refreshing to hear another aldo of riches of Hto wisdom dud knowl- tho story. A young woman had boon ..114.- Hom. il::i;i ; "ritihr*, <.f His employed by a large wholesale house Most Pmniltieiil mid Effectual • grace" (Eph. f:7); ‘The unsearrh- for ihreo months. It was hor first . -’ Cure fur Bad Colds. uble riches of Christ'’ (Eph. 3:8); position. Bho bccamo ill. and. believ­ •'riches of His glory" (Phil. A:I9 . When you have a bad cold xou ing that conditions surrounding her want a remedy that will not only He lind u steward. We .‘loo are wortc were unsuitable to her. resigned. give relief, but effect a prompt .ami Stewards. Paul said that he was 11 Tho firm then sent a check for two permanent cure, a remedy that is steward uf the mysteries of God tl weeks’ salary and wrote that wiian, pb-asanl In lak»', a n'lncdy that con- Cor. 1:1), mid followed this wilh lains nnihing injurious. Chulnber- “Moreover it is required in slew- she recovered tf they could help her la'in’x I’jiugh • Heiueiiy mecto all ards, tlial a man Im found faithful.” In any.way. either financially or to se­ Him*- requirements. It ants on nat­ Again (Titus 1:7) we are told cure another position, she was to call ure’s plan, ralievcs tlie lungs, ifids ll 1 mug 11. the same human instru­ upon |hem. Fortunately she didn't expecloralion, onens the secruliom< ment- “a bishop must he blameless, .and restores the system to a .as Ihe steward of God." Peter says her that New York is cruel and heart­ healthy condition. This twm’edy has ,1.1 Peter 4:1(1 "As every man haih loss to tho struggling newcomer. a world wide sale and usf. and can received the gifl, even so nrinisli-r always to1 depended upon. Sold by 1the same One lo another, as good 31.IM) per year. pH dealers. -slewartU of lh£ manifold graco of Subscribe for the BANNER, only FEEDING DAIRY CALF DAIRYMEN RIGHT We want a large quantity of Sweet Cream this summer and arc going to pay 3 cents per pound premium for it? Now you will be coming to the Creamery about twice a week with your sour cream. •operate stable. if It to possible. us WHY not take a little extra care of your cream and keep it sweet and bring it to us three or four times a week. It will pay you well, Just sit down and estimate the amount of fat you will'have in your sour cream and multiply that amount by three and you will sec what it will pay you to take a little special care of your cream and bring it to us sweet Come in and see us or phone* 533. tins nklm milk entirely. When the Crystal Creamery j ■bow■ ability to haudit! 11 After three Hastings, Mich. To grow calvos well they should havo just what they will clean up, readily at each food. Plenty of green [ ■ ------------------------------------------------ ~1,T^r45Sr7J!S|0LD 1 ■„1 . ________ 1________ BRIDGES OF . . LUCERNE !ty of clover bay wiU produce excel lent results. Wooden Rellca of Swiss City's Past Calves should havo milk until they <ra eoaree feeds and grain .loo young ■ Lucerne. Swltxerland.—Just two they will be stunted. ns their digestive Old covered wooden bridges, such as system la not developed enough to nifny ot us can remember in our boyhandle such food exclusively at an i hood spanning tho rivers whore wo I swam qr fished or skated. Most of Cotton-seed meal should never be ' them nre gone now, vanished before fed to calvoa under twelve months of tho inarch of (ran and steel, although ago. Il alwtyn proves detrimental to few of them had become really Old in duvidopmcnt ot the youDg calf. This point ot years.' Occasionally ono may being true. It to better to feed such | yet bn found in somo remote spot, feeds as oats, bran and corn, which i time-stained, its hugo timbers rotting, arc known to bo satisfactory. To so-1 its shingles mossy, but tho most aneuro good slzo tho anima! should con-1 tlnuo to grow Steadily until mature.1 Tf allowed to stop growing, through ■ fiogloct In feeding or other causes, i they become more ot leu blunted. I L. C. Sutherland Piano Tuner IVLshcs tn announce (hat begin 11111 [I Muy lllh, hr will initke regular trips (o liustings lo do work. Has hud S veurs rxpcricni-r with the largcNl Music IlntLv in Michigan, specializ­ ing on tuning, regulating and re­ pairing pianos und player pianos. Orders |o lx* left at Miller A Harris Furniture (.0. WE BUY GRAIN OF AU KINDS Wc pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Velte < Co. Op.C.LIS. nm57 Hullip Clicm, hliuiu A Sijlm II. I. U. . Dally Except Sunday. cannot bo cured by Hall'a Catarrh Cure. ’ . . KRKLDON BREEDING CRATE IS SAFEST Abstract Uluck. Hastings Money to loan on Real Estate. Real Estate sold on. commission. General conveyancing. Having a complete set of Abstract Rooks compiled from tbs Records, can furnish comptots Ab­ stracts. with Shows ConstnidJon. use a brooding crate. This la more satisfactory oven with a mature cow. A good breeding eruo may bo made How’s This? We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ro- Being South 2:06 Being North 7:17 F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O. him perfectly honorable In all transaction* and flnanclidlx abln Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken internally. FIRE INSURANCE like to chanm your Insurance call It to made entirely of 2x4 and 2x12 plocca. Tho bottom plocus uro nUu? 000 and can fully protect you. Spring Term LEE IL PRYOR Office Iu New Stebbins-Murton Btk. Fine Old House in Lucerne. Miller & Hauls Furniture co. any one lo ejijuy all tbc adyanUirvm of n cuuix- of Uualnvw train­ ing whkii will positively Itxui to a good salaried imUtiun through Uic Detroit Business Univarsity • cleat of them could hardly tell tho UNDERTAKING AND tale of on hundred years. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 01-09 West Grand lUtcr Avenue, i With such an one. contrast these PETBfOIT. MICH. 1 two tn tho beautiful Swiss city where licensed Embalmer always in attendance PHONE. 336 OR 387 । tho hurrying tramp uf tho tourist is ' never stilled. So similar aro they to ■ these old friends of our youth, yet so | different They look old. and they aro foot tong. Thi> rtdtii between tho i oW. b»t still stanch mid firm; they plank (a two foetXTbo height at the 1 8rny. but nol decrepit.’ ftellca of »— . — — .. .-S»— M(1 at tho Lucerno's past, when it was a fortl­ The difference in price between and one- flu‘1 ™u4,“c.val town, they still buar cantor. poaL thru? tp t *a poor shoe and a good §Koe is not half fwi. The length ntoj rear to i their part in the day's work, now that TT.fU.tir <<<.> I it fans become tho northurn gateway great;but that difference is the best I to tho world’s greatest summer play­ part of your purchase. That dif­ ' ground. ACTIVE AGENTS OF DI ference buys comfort, service, and ’ Tho older of these bridges to the J Kapolbruecke, and. If wo may tako satisfaction not found In inferior Cows Having Tuberculosis of Udder'l tho story ot Lucerne as .fact anil not footwear. . Give Off Tubercle Bacilli In ftUk [ fiction, dates back to tho middle of —Why Hogs Are Condemned. the fourteenth century. If tills'to fact, m-.r. . It may bo.well not to ask how many “ vILuJSr m »< u”b«« "»•>» Paul. Minn.) 1 present structure. This bridge crosses Ask for Rouge Rex Shoe No. Milk may convey tho activn cgonts ,ho n,vor jleuss—famous In tho le­ 494. Look for the trade-mark af some of our transmissible dtocascs. »«•»<«•» «>>«“ "avo to do with Bwltxeron the sole. Oows.havlng tuberculosis of tlw udder I ,“nd s. Kreat boro. William Tell-dlagThis to a Ian shoe made of full stock veal skin, with give off tubercle bacilli tn tho milk. <»‘“l>.v* instead of taking tho shortest bellows tongue, and heavy sola of prst quality leather. This milk may he sent to a cremuory .stralghtcst way across; midway You get all you pay (or In comfort and service, and and there bo mixed with tho milk ,n u stands the curious octagonal save money In the transaction. coming from a large number of herds. ‘owur' lh" WMsertunn. which some Which may ho free from tuberculosis. »rtters Insist -dates from Roman AU tho milk to then <-nntsn.tT.puwi ■ times, when it was used as a light­ HIRTH-KRAUSE COMPANY Hogs aro frequently tod on skim|hou,M); but 11 *■ m0ro Er?bab,° thBt milk from CTeamorteE. and this may bo 1 ‘bla wafl merely a part of tho fortlGRAND RAPIDS MICHIGAN tho rooEon why so many hogs are fications with which tho town . was condemned by the moot Inspectors surrounded during tho troublous times every year tor Uibcrculosta. During of 010 thirteenth century, the year 1913-tho-bureau of animal tnHuman Falling. A man kicks about tho waathor the. i>a»7B Gt-3J4JiSl othiir bogs an tubercu-' year round. Thp only variation ho . makes IUIMVD is to IV look IVMA, al different ends of; ! the tho Miorrnnmiiter. Aiiermomuler. What’s the Difference? Use Is the Test patiaqco. The nrflk should bo druM-n Child Crew? 1 cHrish? Sick? wall disposed cow. bo gentle In your wtrncthiies very little, " ruy rmuBty ;. blutnach I-•ltd: jiitins in ulont- I il naturally impatient. With constant nir: bn-alli Mid: ‘ ' ‘ grinds teetli irritation, snrasv wfU-Orfl-to quantity , -icb, with diarrhea; cfiatilk. .‘ ■■■ I while U'l.T-l’. ami .............................. ' ' .—■■—j t<Tn)r -all .'ii~’->.'?l b Worm hillor— Find Cow. 'Ilim'lhilW jlial I-Mlrls woniiSj. umi mi'iH> Worm Killer i? n<-<.i|ed. Gel a 1 liable or not on» must know box today. ’ -Start nt , omto. Yim j,- *------- —, , - —7—r won't liavt-tn’• coax, ns Kickuixio duces. This iafonnalton to - given > m hlllei- 1 .li. enndy rmiWtion.’1 through tho best aasodattons bolter j Exprh the worm.-. Ihe cause of vour •*—- ------ *---------। uhild’a trouble... 25c.c Hecommcnd-. I .mI by Cnrvcllt A SlCbbilto, A. E. M11I­ -BANNER WANT ADV8, PAY. , 1 hollauit.—Adv. GrandRaDitlsFloralGo. Monroe St.—Across From Monument We will give your ordure the greatest attention. Everything in cut flowers. You will be pleased with ’ the stock you get from unit’s fresh. Phone 5UDj, Grand Rapids, Michigan. i . flfired Hannan & Sons. Props. Phone' charges paid if order amounts to $3J over/> . �The.Cnwry Aid. When we wrote tlie story of our Aid. ft wasn't our intention. • ORDER FOR Pt'BI.ICATIOV To Insinuate that wejrere aR. And uilicfc* .we •UdJwl.BP'n.1.'??' Male of Mmbigaih Tie*-Probafo Court Kir the County of Barry. We we.re critisizing no ope. At a sessimi of said court, held a', And vv** *l*» mil drew it sln.the probate office, in the Cily **( If Miinetinies we an* tik* noisy. Hasting* in said county, on th.* To hear Hie dropping of a pm. Sixteenth day of A|*r>l A. D. tPIL Present.: Hon. Cha*. M. Mark. Recniise w** Join in-iperry laugh. -Why .should we be railed loud. Judge uf Probate. ■TH the Matter of the Estate of For any time lh<* sunshine Helen M. Ilaylon. Di-eased A. E. Patton, Administrator hav­ We are piakimr no pretention®. ing nie*l in Mid court his petition What w<* do. we do. we do for good. praying for .reasons therein slated If any ha* that impression. that he mny be llrnnseil.lo sell tin* We are wrongly UTWierntond. interest of the deceas'd in the real ••stat# therein dcscribiMl at private We ar«* very 4»rry, indeed. That we should be called loud. Il is Ordered. Thai the fifteenth We'really don't intend to i*e. day of May A. D. Iftli. al ten o'clock ' We me only a merry crowd. In the forenoon, at said probate -h lhort, nnv fa laughing? office, l»* and is hereby appointed .... *,. r .■......... — for hearing said pelltion'l It is Further OrderetL That nub­ lid notice thereof be given 1*y puliother lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day-of hearing, in the llaslitqm BANNER a newspaper print­ Hut some day. in Ihe future. We’ll nil Im judged by one almve. ed and circulated in sm*l county. Chns. M. Mack. Aid, wc wish you well. ,A true copy. Judge of Probate. Ella C, Eggleston, . Register of Probate. Util if we do. it will never ho “REFORMERS” SEEK । ptR5T and Refunding Mbrigege 5$ Gold *A J T !xLl A Bond’- We oB,t the*» Ho»*» in Dl». K*«’ United Irflfitlt •»*! fl,UJUdeii<»min«tron*andtccon>m«ndtbeni MONEY AND NOTORIETY TT __ j •• » tuv**tmeut. An attractive teatarc in £mi HdotftiKft$ NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. * State of Michigan, County of Bar­ .Mrs. .Male Walers. savings reach a half dollar. In the last foi th years a num tier of LATEST TATE MANUFACTURED important nation-* have adopted the TO STIR UP AGI­ ■ i>nipul*ory-uxe of-Hn* metric sys­ TATION. tem. Arnim then** arp Denmark. China, Japan, tho live republics <*f Central America. Bulgaria, Chile, NOT THE KIND WHO WOULD Unirguoy and Rinqi. Haying proved that electric radia­ Marketing ilepariment* in slate agricultural college* would he pro- tion iH-nefltx growing-plant* G**rman rcienlista are experimenting with In prevent million** of dollars in an electrified whoolroom, which is tbc physical waste in -poultry, eggs and’other said to accelerate growth and atfnititafo Ihe mental farm produce. proceMca of the.pupils therein. The Oregon Agricultural college Sir Tlmmas I* xVlrlttacker. M. P.. ■lo nil his linn* hi is responsible for ih** statement that if as much liquor p**r capita hud ing.ltie road* of ih'' sial*'. visiting boon consumed iii.l’JIU asm IK71 in nml advising county roadmast rrs Great Britain fhe national drink bill wouht have hr.'ii gOUXtt.fttO great­ er than it actually was. Farthers near Baltimore have The imhwtfy nf canning crayfish, formed a co-operatrer-lmyimt asso­ ciation Id secure farming necessi- known In the market as Gape Hpiny lohsler. which began in tin* vicinity of Cape Town n few yean* ago in a •The “Mother* and Daughter*" Mnnll’way, has gradually grown in movement’to establish closer r»*In— imimrinnco until Hie output ffir Hu* lions between mi'lhen* nhd lheir last season hggregatrd narly 6UJMJU ...........' IT Ttnughters—ha*!—been •fcmnrhml— nF T3TOS— ' Pittsburgli. Pa.. ami club* HirougliThe first electric car io b** run on a track was exhibited thirty-six years ago In the pawn hall in Dover, A model lint han been equipped N. IL, I*/ its inventor. .Moses G. nn Ihe top floor of th** Hau Dti'go;- Farmed. Tlie' track' wilft two feel Cal., high school, when* girl** nre and a half wide ami carried a car taught practical h**U*mkrepmc., large enough to hold several people. DIE FOR THEIR CONVICTIONS Most (If Them Represent “Sctioola" und •'Socfotira" Aud Cause Scnsallons. Time was when n reformer'was-a num who initiatwl a great move­ ment f(ir freedom,—frecdoiu of thought. fre«*dom of speivli, frci*rlnm of Hie pres*, and other inali*4intde rights.. Ih* broke llioshackli** of tyranny,.and liberated the people from th** manticles of suppression, knowing thnl even though ns n reTnimeraiioir for liis work he w**uld probnldy he burned alive y.*t great works usually arise from the ashes of greater dreams, Mel on every hand wilh hissesnnd contumely, he possvssd an invulnei.ubhi-iudilTm'ui:i' lo_ uouularib’j. iia(idled only by heroic .convictions, it* counted not his own life dear. Such mm were genuine.—“Men whom tlie lust of office could not buy.” nor fame nor applnmu* nor goliL--— But. alas, reformation today has obviously descended into, a mere profession, impelled in some eases by a gluttony for n*>tori*'ly. and in others by pecuniary consideration*. The latest type of reformer is ar­ tificially manufactured by certain “sehiMds” amt “societies" which arbitraniy graduate Us candi>lal* s in the craft nnd craze of “invesligaHon." If the fine art of “much-rak­ ing." If these pseudo-reformers ran -make n big ''exposure„ lheir future,-is aecured; if they can stir up sufficient agitation to create n demand for some inon*' hastily frann*d-up ordinances or legislaHon, they have achieved what Hiis tfOy-ghd age call.* gri*nlness. There­ after lheir income is limited only by Ihdir poxver to exaggerate facts, misinterpret statistics and make a M-mwIlon. When ono conlomplalos tho money tltcse reformer.* 2) r»*ccive and spend in dress, automobiles, pullman ears, l>an*pi<*ts. «leM one marvels at the contrast lietwvm the refanner that wns mid the reform­ er Hint is. . IleMlraint. prohibition and social­ ism is quite the order of the-day. There is an nbnonnal tendency just now to reduce lb** rights and priyilegoa nf th** individual nnd to en­ large Hu* funclinn of the slut*’. The effect is already becoming apparent iu the reduction of pertouiuity to lillipulion diiiieiudoiiH and pbwera. This abnormal legislative paternal­ ism will soon have us in*dly-co*lilleil into imlwcility. Meh nf inilialivo owe llwir strength lo tin* <*p;u»ilions they encounter nml the diffiicullies they have oviTcome. Posi­ tive chararlc.r develops moral HImt an*l sinew only when it lias someIlniii? Id rosIsL (If the making of laws liter is no en*l. but then* is a limit beyond which they rense to In* a virtue. Ab­ normal or .unreasonable legislation nrou*e« anly a spirit -of disrespect and Inwlessnes*. We art* assured by such nutlmriiies ns Hum**, Green. Fraudc ’mid Lecko that the i«arly part of tin* eighteenth century was Hie most corrupt period in nil Eng­ lish bislory. Rtrangcly enough this was th** .snme period when more taws were plnccil on the statute Isrtiks’ Hinn at, any other equal time.' But so barren of results were these laws that ill** "Society for the pro­ motion of Putillc .Moral*" a Italy of reformers'whose method nnd mot­ to was legislation?-dicil off fur lack of fund*. In it* essence, irgislalbm is only -destructive. It can never erect n constructive’program. But Hie de­ struction of any system, involving' legitimate factors of social service, is justifiable only by the subslitu lion of something b**ll<:r. This is what the ordinary agitator fails to grasp. , • Put Faitli In Michigan. ry. I think ono of thtf first things Hie Notice is hereby given-, that by nn order of the ProMrtr iknrrt for Ihe pre&s will lutvcJa-da-ui-ta establish faith among Michigan's own people County of Bnri*y, mado on I Im Kith day nf April, A. D. 19H, four by advising Hiem to look over Mich­ Michigan's opportunities months from that date were al­ .igan and .. .. O(]Ior („r lowed for. creditors lo present thilr — ••:• •• A foasl of wntenni’lons grown them Hint claims' against the estate of Helen in'cstm*-iil.-. Tell ........... ............it is .. Hat each w* list summer, picked in August nnd M. Dayton late of said county, denecewary to go weM to go into preserved since in a dry room, was ceased, and that nil creditors of said raising bumnesa, for served to tho friend* of John Cro­ deceased are required to present Michigan ranks second among apwell. a former living jn Broad their claims to said Prolate Court. I'fo producing fliles in the Union, ministration reorganization to lie Creek, Del. During J he recent cobi at the Probate Office in the City of *'•« • •» crop valued nt *t0,(100JWji; recommended to Minnesota. Merit snap a -fire was kept in Iho room Hastings, for examination and nl- »»•«« " '« unnecessary to go west lo Will lie the sole tost in slertion of where Iho melon* were. lowance. on or before the fOHi dny engage in the growing of Imans b**- officials? ■ of August next and that said claim* ’•'»»’«’ Michigan stamk firstjvdh n Gut of 5.35 contests in Canada dur­ will l*e heard before said court, on crap production of g22.nitt.nno profive million dollars wn« saved to ing the seven years, !,.*tt-l*.t|.3, the Mondny the ttXhMny «»f August next during L per cent of all Hu* b.-an** liiptor interests hnd majorities in at ten o’clock in tho forenoon of Brawn in the Uniled hint**.*; that it and Canada by the '’"bl storage egg III only. In th** last ftvn year* only -that day. •* unnecessary to- go w**st to grow iMiycolt conducted la-l fall ami KI out of 770 possible vonlests in Dated April 10th, A. D. iptL potatoes.’ n* Michigan stands second “dry" districts actually t«n*k place, CHARLES M. MACK. among nil the stale*, with a crop clnrcs ili picsidnl. and in only live case* <*ut of the ' Judge of Probate, valued at >10,<tt0.ltt(>.-and I hat their eighty-otle did the clectora vote !------ '------------ ——i---------------------- money iini -l*'*; in a potato plnulaPrizes nre offered in South Aus­ “wet.” • lion in Northern Michigan will tralia by tlie secretary uf Ihe rail­ Axsyrin School Noles. tiring larger nnd surer returns Ihnn road department f**r the best gar­ Minnesota ha" a forested area of the same -amount invest*'*! in a ba ­ “The year’s al the spring, dens al the railway stations, ami 2R million acres, the largest of any nana or pineapple plantation in station masters have transformed stale <*nst of the Rocky Mountains. And day's nt the morn; South America or Ihe islands nf th*.- 'barren plots into picturesque-lloral Morning’s nl seven; sens; that we have outstripped even I lowers. The hill-side's d**w pearled; • There are approximately four (^dorado a« a licet sugar stale, be­ Tho lark’s on the wing; million acres of liinberjami in New ing recond only lo California; that The snail's on her thorn; Japan is training ."tt.oitt factory Hampshire of which about half is w** an* fast liecoming a great cat lb* inspectors. who will inaugurate an iii-farmerS’ wpodlols. Gml's in His .heaven— country mid experienced cattle mi'll ,era of factory Inspection in that All's fight wilh tlie world." - ......... ...... -...... . — ..................... • . —Rolierl Browning, from Hie west nre buying up -Michi- . Fore«t fifes in the Uniled Stales Our daffodils are iieginning to pan laiids for cattle ranclu*s. Tell have caused an aVyrag** annual toss bloom. them Hint they do not even havo to A San Francisco woman left «2n.- of 70 human lives am! Ihe ileslruc­ Rev. McClure gave us a very in- go to Washington, D. C„ fo{* a mint ,IK*I lo Mis* B***»i** B*';illi**. local tion **f 25 million-dollars worth of ten-sling talk Inst Friday morning. Julep, as Michigan Blands first in newspaper woman, to be used in limber. - taking as his topic, “Three Victor- tin* production of mint, with a crop behalf of poor children. lea in One Day." valued at >2ftt,(tto. Tell them that Juniper from the Indian reservnThe tgnlh grade in Gixunelry are if we can retain the rank we have The tango has. been forbidden by having construction -work, asm* <*f as a dniry *tnh-. -ns a rattle-raising |h*nn Jone* nl flic Yule university may prove uM^Kecllonl-#ourre. «*t which is for the fair display. -state, a« a fruit raising state, nml a* junior promenafa*. material for Had pencils. Manu­ These ar** very buoy days for Ihe a vegetable raising slate, wilh only ' facturer are searching lite world 7th nml Hlh grades, as the exami- 51Ji per cent of our area in farm* Berlin. Gcmimiy. I under normal for pencil wood. nation is drawing near. Tin* exaiii- and only .'H.U per cent, or ’alkml ,Condition*, employ* nhnosl iJMMljkJU Gnnnda has cslablisbeil a forest inalion wdl He held at Lacey, tin* one-thinl. of our area under culli- worker* in its indwwies. product laboratory in connection, same as Inst year. vntioii. Ihe opportunity to lend all with McGill I’nivoraity at Montreal, The Rih grade has completed stales in nil things we produce will Regislration shows that on Hi** bin** of the United Stat— inSlocks and Bonds, nnd arc inking up mil be long in coming, when tin* ( *liluli'*n "f >•'<• fame eort al the Ratio,and Proportion; Ibis imtrning. rlmncrs to nripiire good land nl a a They an- doing sAm.* v*ry g*nnl reasonable price become generally University <*f Wisconsin. work in mental Arithnwlu*. known. Tree planting on national forest* Primary Room. All this, in addition In Ihe fad Copenhagen has 9.WJ male and 4.- has to I.** * <*iiiijiai In comparatively ,dUl female iiiiinh'Jpnl employes. who M.r n,i. ■' intervals in spring amt Lili. aiiimnllv receive . ifn aggregate of short In spring il starts when the snow K.v.-flbManl Wmurh MW Mu *l"- l>»" 'I"-'"-;!'-' *"!k"-. 1 in.dl* mid slops with the drying out will b.- nnalilc In an. n.l .. ........ I any «ny «lalr >n_Un' C> Ion _ bu.^»*r»nlof Ih** gioun.l; in the fall it com** morn till, .prinn. "t** *8k*- **8n*P«r*8*",n- 88 * **'* Sewall Maddock#, cashier rff the Th.Ubimnli’maikaMu.lynribn mtptoyM in our mlnr.nn.1 Bool ti tiny. Me.. bank, can wilh both iH-lw.-en III** fall rains and find ■unpmM. br .Irawme u nn tin- *».U"ri™ luriudi n liom.- narU hninl* write wpnral** hills or f****l snowfall. board, and alUirwaol. Ita.tnir a *"r "';r nroilurlw nl8*ui’* up two columns- of. figures til Ihe Throughout Hie world one-fourth written lesson nml pen an*!' ink one of Hu* innsl jlcsirabl* stales In aMime time. of nil children die before six years drawing. The eels were found in a t*"' Lmdfciui which I" h'e. One Mississippi river scheme pro­ of age. one-half liefore they an* creek near by. *---------------------------sixteen, ami only one person in each pose.! lo prevent, the recurring Helen Watrous begins school this School Report. week. Olig school n*port f*»r month end- iflood* of that .stream cdiiFeuiiilale.* it*) lives tn the ago of sixty-nve. a job nf excavatirur .rstt limes larger • Seven liooks sold for a lol al of than tliwt-of the Panama rnnid.Numl.er days taught. 2ti. $2-*7.2tMi al the recent H<i«* binary »|>| X I III* Total alleiidanre. isale. Two *>f Hies** books were Averngn Xlaily allchdance. 2?,.2.». ’*A man between Iwcilly ami thirty Bible*, one-«*f which, a iiulenberg lo-es on nn nverag** ’ of only five ami ■ ..■*,■■■■■ NuiiiIht la*ys enrolled, n Irritf *lays a yiytrfrmn illness, but Bibb*, printed on vellum, brought Number girls enrolbMl, IL Udween fifty—mid sixty he loses Hie highest price ever p'.mi Tn^ a H IflLBW VVllmnll ' •■'"■'Ihiient. 23. |MM*k-*5il.im ■1 !■■■■■ ■■ Vlilslll percentage of attendance, '.>$.8. at»*9it twenty ilnys annually. --------------------Thus** earning half holidays aye; A, Lvdi» E. Pinkham’, Vese- P'-’rl. »'8”' »..•! Maori, School Report. School Report. . . ,, , Ruby. Roxie and Leonard Walter*, Report.from’ P*»wgf>«.school. Irv­ Report of tllovcrilab* school for table Compound Dispelled' Ernest Gorham. Oley Douglas. I.**ing. District No. It RaelcMche Headaches ,nh Soinmerv ilb*. Gena WIiMb-iimre. month eliding April'21. Itd-I: Report for month ending April ?5acKa71®’ neaaacnes cnihpHuu Olis, Mary Havens. Jam**.* Nttmbei* days tmighl. 20. and Dizziness. Ihtrgbduff, Anna. fa*ou nml Bernice 2i', It'D: / Total nllenilancc, 303. No days of school; 2d- \ -------------------Olis. Ay nrage daily -attendance, 19 Hom. 0blo.-"l wook* b. to, m> , Vlfilorj ll>i« l»™Hi i«rr:_n..1.-rl Total nttcnilance. 2W%-\ Number pupils enrolled. 21. " Average daily allendnnct, ILL sMtZfni if if II failed f.il«l to tn riyo crive Lydia Lvdi* h. F fo»rd. Anna gratefal (..|(M< Gorjtam.„|ff Clarenr*Percentage **f attendance. 93 Ndlifber boys enrolled, i. The following pupils earned li**ll/ Nuuil*er girl* enrolled, 8. he *1*-0|j...................... .. ble Compound toe 0|jjl |,"u<.|| s nnd Ij-niia days th** .p.i**t Jiioitth: Mfison Kelley. Total enrollment, <5praise it deserve*, «|av,..|M . Mnbelli* Kelley. Glcnnice Penncls, Perc**idng*-of alleiidancc. Itt. taken *for ”■ ’1 ’have ”•* '■ v“n it ’ Esther Cronk. Helen Patton. Gleiinive Geib, Virgie Elsie :ui.l 4-nfresl Johnson have at different times Teacher. Given. Carl Given. Earl Kingsbury. been neither absent nor lardy dur­ Lysle Dayton. Mildred Collin#, Lilas ing this school year: George Shroy­ licvcd me when er has been alabnl Just one half­ Adams., Leslcr Monica. Either Way Would Do. Litas' Adam# and Glcnnice P<,*nnels day, that living -during the first ®^l.er. medicine* . "It ,JV would wuoni bo OD nico ctj(umg vuo nice M if Ul overythlng one foiled, and when I touched turned to gold, wouldn't It?" iwcre Ihe perfect spellers for the month. Helen Travis and Velma Bedford have also made goal rec­ hear a woman com arttedahe dreamer. "Ye*; or If every inonlh. Visitors Hie past month .were: E: ord.*. being lardy once the first P*U> r*y’ rt-C 01,0 0D0 touchc<s turned over gold." ommcndiLLoatwin- BnCTe«ted tho deadbeat.—Buffalo Ex J. Edger. Virginia Crandall and Mor­ month. The average nl attendance for Hie school has been goal, being ten l>**vvey. . The seventh and eighllu grade M per cent for ihe entire year. have completed th** work given in The following pupils have been I had backache, pain* in my hips and csiurso of study in bisiQQr* agricul­ neither lardy, nor absent *}"’ , Big Y«*r for Submarines.1 over my kidney*, headache, dizziness, month: Elsie Johneon. Helen At tho beginning this- year there ture- anil physiology. . lauitudo. had no energy, limbs ached * ------------_------- _of --------Mr. Hump is reading “Persim­ Travis, fa*roy Churchill. Verna he nnd I was always tired. I was hardly were built, building or authorized for mons" for morning exercise?. ley, Forrrat Johnson, Velma Bed­ able to do my housework. I had taken the fleets of England, Germany, the . Preparations nre under way for ford. Until Bedford, and George Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- United State*. France. Japan, Russia, closing exorcises. Shroyor. , pound on one other occasion, and it bad Italy and Austria a *■-*-• — — *-i--­ total of- -311 automa The visitors for the past month helped mo eo I took it again and it has Coughed for Three Years. were: Emma Bedford. Gladys Sny­ built me op, until now 1 feel like a new der. Naomi-Watson nnd Marjorie "I am a lover of your godsend to humanity and science. Your medi­ Bowers of KnlamMOO. te my name and testimonial in any Indigestion? Can't Eat? cine. Dr. King's Now Discovery, cur­ . Tlie children have prepared n No Appetite? ed my tough of three years stand­ short program for their closing day and I hope it will benefit suffering mb.*'—Mrs. OkhuTuhnkk, 431 3. I A treatment of Electric. Billers in­ ing," sayk Jennie Flemming, of New exercises. The stories of Cindore1creases your appetite: stops indi­ Dover, Ohio. z Have you an annoy­ la. Little Bo Peep. Re<l Riding It'X'd gestion; you cun eat nvcfything.- A ing cough-.’ Is it stubborn aiul nml others were given. Helen Previa real spring tqnic for liver, kidney won't yield lo treatment? Get a 50c. played Hie part of Cinderella. Verna and stomach troubles. Cleanses fait He of Dr. King's Now Discovery Kelley ns Red Riding Hood and Wabooid not doubt the Ability of Lydia E. your whole system and you feel fine, today. What it did for Jennie sie Johnson as Little Bo I cop. Ffakham's Vegetable Compound to r*- Electric Bitters did more for Mr. Flemming it will do for you, no1 About Iwvply-five people of Ihe I. D. Pebble's stomach trouble* than malta* how stubborn or chronic - ai dislricl't'amc to enjoy the program. any medicine he t*v<*r fried. Gel a cough may fa*. It stqps a cough andI Ice cream and cake were served ns ' . . bottle today. 50e. and IIjOO. Recom­ stops throat and lung trpuhlc. Re­ refreshments. Katherine M. Bowler mended by CarvelIi A Btebbina, A. lief or money hack. 50c.-and glJtt. Teacher. E. Mulholland.—Adv. # J4tecomnirtulcd Jjy^/'ar'em.4 »lebwill be opened, bins. A. E. MutlioHahd.—Adv. >d byawonuui Giro our Want Column a trial for Remember our Want Column -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY, - everybody readmit. brings best results- FFFI O I Ilf r I LIIlLi 1 UEU/ lA/MIAkl £ SSiJrfdt; thia investment i* tha1 and A School..saving* departmorjl hay been added in the Peoria, III- pub­ lic schools. Slumps. •ticli rejirc*>«*nljng a d**fiosil<if olio emit, will be given ihe oliililren and savings will SOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. Laid Week’s Leiter. y .Mr. and Mrs. John Hinkley have moved to Nashville, ami Merdl will work for J. Hurd. While we arc sorry to low such good friends and neighliors'we hope the change will lienelH them. Mr**, Elizabeth Hording returned from Battle Creek Sunday, after a visit with her daughters there. Mr. nnd Mrs. liny Igiphan have moved into the house vacated by Boaz Walton. The L. A. S. will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Will Donovan. Thursday. May 7. for dinner. They extend a cordial invitation lo all to attend. Mrs. Florence Walters hn’d the misfortune to run a nail into her foot one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Orvill Flook anil Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanes of North Maple Grove spent Sunday wilh Mr. nml Mrs. Cyrus Buxton. ' Boaz Walton has anld his farm to Bert Harding and Claud Huffmatf and wife have purchased the 40 acres of Bort Harding, known as tho Herbert Holnjfif farm. Mat Balch is having his barn shingled. Ed and Lew Hijl lining tho work. ' . Frank Burnham is laying thc wall for a new tool sh«| for Geo. Ostroth. A Stubborn Cough In Wearing nnd Risky, lilting a stubborn cough “hang on” in (he spring is risky. Fplcy’s Honey, & Tar Compound heals raw inflamed surfaces in Ihe throat and bronchial lubes—makes sore, weak spots sound and whole—stops stub­ born. tearing qougta. Refuse sub­ stitutes.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. Railways Co. Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Bertie* I Citizens 4446 and 118». Hell Main 22». pyu, pioor, Mich. Trust Bldg. Chink of henry Smith grand Rapids, Iflich When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment . in Western Michigan. t Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 Bell, 651 Citizens. 6251 Places to Resort The Long lake Resort in better fitted this sea­ son than ever before to accommodate all com­ ets. With one of the l>esl little rr«^nt stores in Barry county, ami boats, fishing tackle, etc., your outing can but be a pleasure if spent at B. DICKERSON. Acker’s Point THE WAR IS ON! That’s Why Wc Have Cut the Price on Our Emmet County Lands WHY TOII. IN THE SHOPS EVERY DAY AT SMALL WAGES, WHEN YOU CAN. HUY GOOD FARM LANDS FOR $5 to $10 an Acre BY PAYING A FEW DOLLARS DOWN AND THE BALANCE ON EASY TERMS YOU WILL SOON HAVITYOUR FARM CLEARED AND PAID FOIL Your Railroad Faro Free ANY ONE PURCHARING ONE OF OUR FARMS WILL BE CRED­ ITED WI TH THE It. II. FARE, A CUSTOM WE HAVE CARRIED ON.FOR YEARS. . MANY CHOICE Ws AND tkfs STILL LEFT GF THESE GOOD HABD-W6OD TIMflER LANDS. WRITE THE AGENT WHEN •YOU AKE GOING- Edwin H. Gebraad, The Michigan Farm Man Morton Houm Block, Grand Rapids, Michigan N. B. IF YOU WANT AN IMPROVED FARM. WB HAVE OVER (ini GOOD-ONES IN 'tt DIFFERENT COUNTIES IN WESTERN AND NORTHERN MICHIGAN/ ■ . ForjAIHFarntAnlmals *■ Our farmer customer* tell u* •sfTons l* tho greatest worm destroyer and condi­ tioner they ever used. They ore pleased be­ yond measure the way their animals "clean as* ■ eOP” and P01 on fleth ,ta H **/ Wormlclde medicated salt that farm animals ran to The ■nd Conditioner ovary sMtckago of SalTono witn * "money back” guarantee. How long aro you going to keep trying to do without itT If youtoavo farm animals you Deed SaiTo John McLravy, Hastings, Mich. MICHIGAN WOMAN’S STOMACH ILLS ENDED BY A WONDERFDL REMEDY Il 1* known all over the L’nllMt «1“<M « el«*ra th# <1 Is«stlv» tract of mucoid accretion* and remove* pobmnous matter. It bring* quick relief to sufferer* with stomach ailment*, liver and bowel Many declare that It ha* Mr*. Guy A. Tlearner of 1J07 North trouble*. •treat, Flint. Mich., wm for a long limo a victim of *torn«ch and dlffe*tlvo (rouble*. Ono of tho serious ef­ mtu ,,»»»• Hccdu*# of It* wonderful iuccmh fect* wa* in bad backache*, which at­ there *re many Imitator*. *o be cau­ tacked her olmoMt daily. Go to. Hhe look Mayri* Wonderful Stom­ tious. Bo #ure It’s Mayri*. Mulholland * Drug Blow and a*k ach Remedy; then *ho wrote: » "I thank you yjry much for what thorn afboul the wonderful reauk* It your medicine lui* done Tor me. I ha# been accomplishing among peo­ nover saw anything work *uch won- ple they know about—or send to Geo. H. Mayr, Mfg. Ch*ml*t. 1B4-IM Whit­ ing 8t.. Chicago, III., for free book on I did nol have* my head tied up with aiomach ailment* and many grateful a cloth and I have not had a head* letter* from people who have been, ache since. 1 had been doctored by restored. Any druggist «an tell you spcciallsla too, aqd received very- lit­ lur wonderful s'ffeeta." r.W, " - For Bate la.Hasting*—iig. Mulhottle benefit." Just such storler* are told by thou- land's Drug 8tore end druggist* ev­ erywhere.—Adv. Mrs. Bramrr of Hint Is Delivered ful Stomach Remedy. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-05-14.pdf 83a4d2c16780638d449ac0f4b20a444f PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY Bany .County Paper* Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR TRAVEL IN FAR EAST HAS 2293 FEATURES MH KKEIJM ntSCRIUPJ. THIP FROM SEIM*1. TO Ml KUFA IN MANCIII KIA. THE CHINESE QUARTER OF MUNDEN IS NOT ATTRACTIVE • - ’ ' v HASTINGS, MICH1CAI 20 PAGES AY, MAY 14,1914 sw&.HMlimni ' *■*" THE HAST1RBS ACADEMY OF Mcmbers l.lMcn to Lecture on Sur­ gical Trratnient of Goitre by Dr. Smith. About 15 memtiers of Hie Hast­ ings Academy of Physicians' and Hurgeons gathered in the Parker House on Thurmlay nfUjrtuton and listened to qn excellent illustrated Joclure on the treatment of goitre by Dr. Richard Smith, nf Grand Rapids. It was followed by an enIhusianlic dheuseioq. .The following were elected offlcits for the ensuing rear: Presi­ dent. Dr. J. G. McGufUn; Hcerelary and Treuifurcr. Dr. C. II. Burlier, The office rs were appoint til members nf a commit lee to co-oncrale with organizations through­ out the county in a movement which is being promoted for bidd­ ing a “Health Week.” . Tip’ -PCSL mo«?tipg will, he held uexi inonlir Xnlivrs In LHHc Huis Ou Narrow Streets Do Their Cooking In The Vile Street. Bhanhnlkuan, Monday, Sept; Ifi. . Yesterday we were from early morning, six a. m, (ill evening, iff p. in, enroute from Seoul to Muk­ den. II is a Japanese railroad, hut lift-: paju the burster into Manchurla, I he country is Chinese, the Japanese having cnnlrnl of one mile each side of the track. The coun­ try is.under Japanese influence, and' guarded by soldiers nt Avery station. The road i» a very good one, con­ sidering ihe fact that they never UM*d it as a standard gauge until Inst October. I wish you could see the old -passenger cars that were formerly useti. They were six feet WHICH CONVENES OX MONDAY, long by actual measurement, and MAY 25. FORTY-SIX CASES tho track was simply levelled off. LISTED and very little grading done. The trains would run up and dowrt over Ihe hills, and when the grade was 16 DIVORCE SUITS AND lisi sleep they would go back and forth on the hill, and not make the ONLY 6 CRIMINAL CASES loop as we <k> in this country, hut stop mid switch, hack up ihe grade, and then go forward again. Sevrral Important Civil and Chan­ In northern Korea ihe land Is cery Cases Wilf Be Heard very poor, anil Ihe people much poorer aouthern part, —_ --------- .ithan — i_in ..the^outlier ’ . Thia Tenn. The railroad runs * good hotel at j Tho circuit court calendar for the MAkden. but we stayed.there only Muy term of court, which convenes one night, arriving tn the evening, on Monday, Muy 25, has been issued. and leaving nt 8:40 the next morn­ There are only six criminal caws, ing. ImmiMintely after crossing of which several are of long stand­ Into -Manchuria, w<< note tlm change ing. There are <2 civil cases to bo in the people, as lhi*y are tjll-China­ tried by Jury and one non-Jury men. case. There is an increase in tho Wo had our Ural experience in a number of suit* for iliuin i-. It> Chinese town nl Mukden. The real couples having found rough sailing Chinese (own is nlwul one milt* from mi the matrimonial son. tlie ilepot. and has a st reel car run­ The calendar follows: ning to It, but-not into it. Those Criminal Caws. cars arc drawn by donkeys. The . People vs. G. Wilkie Shipman, Cllincse city is walled in. and is about one mile square; The people drunkard and tippler, third offence. People vs.- John -Coon, drunkard were ns thick a* bees. There was' only one street that was wide and tippler, first offence. enough to go through'with riklfhas, People vs. Herman Nalzel and and ihe side streets you could Just Nora Carnes, lewd and lascivious worm through. Tha Cdiinamen cohabitation. ware nearly all dretuod In blue or . People vs. Nellie Jones, mtsaull black, mid about two-thirds of them and ballery.- For sentence. had pig tails. The cooking is nil People vs. Jerome Cole, violation done in the streets,. and they are simply trying to exist. Their of local ontioii law. Propio .vs. Willis C. Thorpe, de­ shacks are inade nf brick and clay with an nlii tile or thatched roof, sertion of wife amt children. Issues of Fart-Jury. ail one story buildings, and very Harry Payne vs. George Ilinc'hdirty and |>oor. ' Our trqin leaving Mukden was inan, assumpsit. Fred A. Brown vs. Asa Bivens, as­ made up of box cam. with doors rut intn'them on the side, and hohy sumpsit. Aldrich D..Putnam vs. Caleb Kisfor windows and no seats. These cars are for the third, class, and bridger, assumpsit. Khcrwood & Sherwood vs. K. they pile into them as many us can stand. Nearly every one carries a Mead, assumpsit. Frank Downing vs. Andrew Bre­ pack, and they sit on the llrxir, or stand and look oul of the places see, trespass on- the case. Marion Goodyear vs. Hastings where the windows should be. Our first class coach is a oonibiualion Tent, Knights of the Maccabees, ap­ dining car and coach, fairly rom- peal from Justice court. Nelson Kittinger Fred Ruth et fortablc. H lias only one toilet, and to get inlo that, you go out on a al. appeal from justice court. narrow platform, np vestibules, and Victor B. Furniss vs. Township of the platforms so narrow one is Castleton, assumpsit. Martha Houglitalln Holds vs. Hable tn fall off. Every station is guarded by ten U*tha Adkins, assumpsit. Zera F. Townsend vr Andrew or flfleen soldiers, drawn up indine to protect the train, and at even the Wieringa, assumpsit. lif the matter nf admitting to Pro­ Miv>Alesl stations, (here are xft Isast 50 to' <00 peddlers, selling things to bate lite will of Louise M. Bur­ eaL which are cooked on tho plat­ roughs, deqjMweiL -."jieal from pro­ form. They work as hard as they bate court. Issues of Fact—Non-Jury. can to sell, and look as though they John Schriner vs. Ambrose C. certainly needed the money. When a passenger alights nl n stating Hindman, appeal from Justice court. '• Imparlance. there ore nl lewd, ten'men there fdr Farmers and Merchants Bank ks. every package to he carried. Il is ! certainly n sad picture. Tho car­ Frank Wellman, attachment. riages or hocks aldhe stations are Burdette Briggs vs. Jennings 1-and carts drawn by donkeys. These Co- nrntshmoni and attachment. carta have two heavy wheels arid C. E. Nickerson vo» Irving Briggs, covers like the old prairie schoon­ MMtmpsit. ers, but are Only large enough for Chancery Cases. one man lo gel in. and Just high Homer E. Downing vs. I.ovi E. enough io cover him when sitting Kenyon, bill to establish Hen. down. I counled.aU>f them waiting Della C. Weisserl vs. Roy C. Pul­ nt -one MaitaffTSnd 1 only saw two of ler. bill to quid title. , Thomas w. Hammond vs. Chartes thejn-flet a customer. rind John Welsriert, admra., el al. bill Ip construe will. Quick Telegraph Senice. |Ada E. Johnson vs. Nelson John­ The rapidity with which com- son. divorce. Myrtle Bidelman vs. Samuel Bid­ munidlUon may be established in these busy days is illustrated by (he e man. divorce. Edna Miller vs. Bert Miller, di­ quick time in which the BANNER was able lo communicate with v >rce. Lena Tinkler vs. Martin Tinkler BishKp William Burt, of Buffalo. N. Y. In. exactly nine minulea after <1 vorce. Clayton Cline V«. Gladys Cline, di­ tho message was given to Manager . Uflarenoe Goucher, of the Postal v irce. eBrtha Orsborn vs. Milo Orsborn, /Telegraph Company’s office in Ibis city, th.* Bishop li.ul received it. In (ivorco and contempt. Laura Leinaar vs. Peter Leinaar, 23 minutes from the time the messag? was given to Mr. GoucIut the [ Lena Robinson vs,- Samuel B. reply was received ut (bis office. Btegeman, bill for accounting. I Ralph McCaslin vs. Lillian McCas­ City Fathers Refuse Claims. lin. divorce. The city council - has disallowed the cldims of Melvin Stanton nnd > Edna L. Heaney vs. Frank Hean­ Henry Bergman, both of whom ey. divorce. Theo G. Downing vs. Myron wanted damages from tho city. Mr. Stanton’s colt fell into Newton’s Brooks el al. .bill in aid of execu­ . pond and was drowned, and Mr. tion. Berginbn caught one oLhis foel in a wire loop frozen in the ice in one (tould—Mills. of the streets and was "yanked" John G. Gould and Misn'Ethal A. from th&^bolster of his boba into the streeuTMr. Stanton wanted 8150, Mills, both of Hastings; were mar­ Mr. Bergman $50. Mr. Bergman’s ried last Thursday evening at 7:30 claim was tabled, while the com­ al tbs home of the brido's granamittee which considered Mr. Stan­ motbar, Mrs. Alma Angle. 537 West The ring service ton’s claim expressed their deep Clinton street. sorrow over the low of the home, was performed in tho prodonoe of a <utonCC 8illW c0dl>*U' am«|l company of relatives and frlonds, Rev/Ruwall H- Bready, offleiating. Mr. and Mrs. Gould will make tneir home in .Hastings al 537 West Clinton street. CALENDAR FOR MAY TERM CIRCUIT COURT • BANNER THE HAST WHEN ONLY UYRS. OLD Members F.lert Interestino'lfl TRY BANNER WANJ*8 Everybody Reads The RANNBR. NUMBER 2 PART ONE—1 TO 8 COUNTY Y. N. C. A. oddfeuo»ZrrapidS BISHOP BURT IS COMING TUESDAY WORK IS OUTLINED | Palmer Encampment Takes Along ' 7 t'miidldulrs for Initiation b> Papers aild - Their Hosts. tment*. Enjoy Q WILL HE GUEST OF METHODIST SECRETARY VANDERCOOK (HTAbout 35 memteTs of Palmar F.n-i > ii Chap-1 The Emily EPLSCOPAL CHIRCH OF I.IXE9 A XT'MBER OF WALl.ADEIl’S INTERESTING ter D. A.' It IXHKi caiiipiiieiil No. W w«*iit to Graml’, ily ineolTHIS cm •— ACTIVITIES. EXPEtylENCER LX 172.. . llui!i<U-'on Saturday nnd ! M. ing at the ImineWD’ ................... ... Iwrj-e entertained by the m<*mj>i ‘l * ; bte'on T(icsd«J^iffilrtii»>n wi'li 17 members pnwnflKSlftor Hi- <-u«। No. i.t. Thoy-look with them ** v> n ENTIRE SUNUAY SCHOOL FIRST EVENT IS PLAY ADVENTUROUS JOURNEY tomary ritual rien#e and a shod rroTiwn irnirin । mr i cnmhdatos upon whom the Grand business session, the f-H-wpu <>fFESTIVAL AT CLEAR LAKEillapnl- <>hl T.-Hows eimferrhi all AFOOT AFTER ANTIETAM » ilit -1- degrees. Member* of Muske­ year: gon and Big Rapids Eminmpiii.-nts. ftegmf Mrs. W k.. Potter. wen* present. Degn'es were con- 1Illifl IlrollicrliiMMl lUnt|iiel in ||>r Took Errnch Leave Because OfllVice Hegerft^JBl Filo*.* Colkrove, Program On Fife Years Basis' To |(were Etruing. AImi l^-rturr for {(erred Be Submittrd Al Next Com' * upon 17 candidate*. . He-.) has. Maywood. Secretary — Bfflp cHw Subjected The Boys lo • (resbrneiU' were served. The work i llir Public. I ... ui. i - Mrs. A. AndcrsonJ niillro Meeting. - Ill Treatment. • la*ied until early in the inoiyting. * nine Bauer. Ilegistrar—Mi|« Bishop William Burt, of Buffalo. A program of work up to October ami Hie Hasting* members returned, 1 (Continued from last week.) Hislni Ian MI h A. Hocllzvl, Twill pay I tie Fir«t Methodist Epist was considered and adopted Fri ­ on Sumlay, . - - The t7ih bivouacod on tho tlMd . Member of Exa< iva Com. Mis« oe mchurch of -Hastings his first day afternoon at the second meet­ The following members *»f Hie lo-..' so dearly woh, . , Rose Goodyear. • i A. j - vi-il sipro hi- transfer (tom EurDuring the two ongagenienls the • Am article on so of the events ing of the Barry County Committ.*.* < ai lo<lge received degrees: V«hai'" , “ ‘ *° America. The General ConBeck. Will H->pkln«. Daniel A«h:dregiment lost approximately onC- ।in the life of <U e Washington • - • fnr; • ttonry snutr; Pn>iI ^Trtimpi'r. half of Itiuaa engagi-T ill killed .ui.l wav «ent in- Mrs. H>"- 1 । I !>■•!- l.-rs in HftMings. —----iippointod him to preside over "Next stimnier it will prolmbly he Vern I'.raig ami J. I, Maus. wounded. Company 1< mustered ।ton. and read by wall's. Anderson. Episcopal area of. Buffalo. only twenty'men. Mrs. J. E. McElw#—“ a very in- wise to plan and conduct- more . .....ch include the.entire stale of I would say hen1 for the infonnn- teresling । account J ialional I). summer activities." slated. County rUfin I TUT nifim ; Michigan. Bishop Burt has under Secretary U C. Vander, .a.k to Ihe Ll|,LI I LU I UAULU lion of the lay, which every soldier A. . R. Convention! lu's jurisdiction the Detroit, Michl-, cuaimiilec. "but ihbUr*t' 'umiuerlLAuLLLLIi I I nl LU knows, that Company CJs lite dnn- Washington 1 in } gaii. Northeiii X*w*TorT», Hie I>iiit would seem best lo give Hm larg- I ger point, in. every regiment,-as it ।ial Hall. carries tho colors, and the enemy The meeting led after er-shore of our attention to the SSSSg for our always tries to shoot them down ; light | pleasant scorch for leadership refreshm groups, which should begin their null capture capline them inem if n tiossihle. po^ime. II n .social hour. and Bishop work late in September. On this . two thousand minister*. requires nerve lo be the color bearleadership hangs the success of <>ur |IEU> IN this ('|Ty i.ast WEEK. Buri Ims Hit- great res|>onsibilRy of er and he is always held in High es­ appointing the district supvrintemiIRCHASEO work next winter, and Hie lead teem and his trust a sacred one and 1A. J, -HENRY PAPER WAS PHKPAIIKn AM. euls rind all t trt- pic-tors wit hill lli<possible number of mistake# will one of honor, and the whole regi­ OH "MODOC" THE area of Buffalo. He presidra al the KFAU in MRS. M. C.I.ASNRI be likely if that work i* given the ment guards the flag with zealous careful consideration tliat it de­ core..' II is humiliating toTitlow their1 flag to fall to the ground in <“Modoc” Is a Registfriil Perchrron, serves." j ilounre HER SUBJECT WAS The progfain for the next five time of battle, and an unpardon­ Weighs 1900 PoufcK hihI is a • lA-Xl-X rm>n|hs is as follows: able disgrace to allow it to t>e can"THE BRIDGE BUILDERS" The tollowing i.< the program for Bcatillfurdpiinuil. L The oompletion of tin* finan­ lured’Jiy the enemy. When the next Tuihnlay: Bishop Burl will nr­ colot- tiesrer is shot there are al­ A. J. Henry luujgpuAdiased the cial canvass in an effort lo raise ino . . ; live oil Illi* Michigan Central nl ways willing hands to snatch the ,registered I’ercheron «laHinit "Mo­ resources j»f the 00011111111*0 to 83,­ Say* Tlint Liquor Will Be Outlawed | 3^8 p. 111. The Sunday School will standard ore it falls to the ground ,doc.” weighing 1900.* poumK “Mo­ 000. 2. The following athtelie ebnWlirn Voters Fully Realize Its , nu*.*i him. fanning n march, from and rear it aloft again, even to the (doc’' can tie seen 8111"’ A. J. Henry lesis and iHny festivals: jui Five IlHirwIInu lnlh».i«T. | lb.- .I.toi I.. II.. . HurHi. Til­ last man, for it in the sacred em­ Feed Barn in this.clly " u . Htehop will review the School al blem of. I heir count ry which every . All who are inleralh d in improv­ rural schools al Clear Lake, May An Old man. going a lone highway. | Hu* corner of r.hiireh arid Slate 22; h* Middleville. May 27: <■Has ­ sold kt loves so well. The TJertesl ,ing the standard (rf- liorw* in this Crime at tin* evening, cohl ihh I gray. । .Heels immediately*after lh»* aretvtings-First Ward, June 2; Second strifes nlwn/s lake place when the section, , will be inlOt>"*t,',l in read­ Tn a clin-m vast and deiq> and wide. a| of tlie trafii. -The proees.sioit will enemy charges and attempts to ing , the advertislHBiit of "ModflB? Ward, June 3; Central. June 5; .d The old inan i*tw«i^* •—‘ 1 *■— --------- ' •- ■■ = *------ ■- • September, 23. capture the regimental flag—then is In , this issue. Miy. Henry will be Nashville, light <lim. , ... . to Jefferson. 3. To make plans for other like when the shrill notes of the bugle .pleased lo show this animal io any­ festivals and contests on a town­ .... --jthence to Green, thence to ’the are heard above the din of battle one ; who will call al lii' Feist Barn ship basis, the same to bo h>*ld in liiin; ■ church, in the following order: • afid calls: just across the street from Rred’s the spring of 1015. "RALLY AROUND THE FLAG ;Opera House. But .he turned when safe on the' Kuenzel's Military Band. i. Summer Camp, June 20 lo July BOYS, RALLY ONCE AGAIN." ' other side j Class No. it), Mrs. Cora Kettham, ' Sanitary conditions wefo prompt- . And built :i .bridge to span the.U>le. teacher. 5. Summer school nt Lake Genply looked after—trenches were dug io.'2. Mrs. Esther Brill. from three to four feel deep, about “Old man."-*anl a fellow pilgrim ' I'.lii-* io. 3. Miss Bessie Busti. 6. Group work: ia' Sxjarch for six feet wide, the length depending near. io. i. Mrs..William Mishler. lendendiip and its eniixlmenl; (b) **¥•>11 are wasting your .strength! on the-number near, and, in tliosc First Leaders’ Training Conference trenches, dead soldiers were rang­ ' with building here; , >. Mrs. Effie Thomas. in September: c Organization of Vopr journey will end with the rad-' ed CBiss-wise, side by side, with groups late in Seplember, if possi­ tlieiv uniforqis for winding sheets ing day. Cln** to. V. Edward Waite. ble. and a rail for a pillow, if. handy by. You never again will im** this Wn^: TO BE TWO MEX 7. Cooperation in i>rouinting You’ve crossed the ch&m deep anhj Class >n. 11. Edward Bollum. where they were supposed to rest PROVED • C|,»- S.w I?, M. 1., Opk, Health Week amL’ Carn Growing WAXTED FOB xmmovs quietly'and peacefully .until Gab­ . Why wid«-. MiSiy.w IMF brl^-^A it mnr.r’M&we contest. ' riel’s horn should sound on Restu*A program on a qvo year basis rcclinn morn. . ning Inter .'I.,. . v.. .■__ .i.i v_.i. will lie pr,i‘.«enl‘ul to the . county Class No. 16. A. U. Wilcox. committee al its next meeting, tn The builder lifted his old. gray! MERCHANTS RECOVER tft ’Jass No. 17. .Mrs. Horn Henke*, 1 Motor-Track Kills “Teddy IB" Septciiiber. lass No. IK, clement Smith. A budget apportioning $2.t»7 to “Good frjend. in the path" I have! NEARLY ALL PROPERTY Dr. Van Velsor is niouhiing the supervisory puntose* .was adopted. loss of his faithful little Scotch ' COtilO, lie said. . I Chute N'’Brotherhood. A. R. A portion of it cared fyr the travel­ “There followefh terrier. "Teddy R," who has been rin after alter me today, lousy, ,; .,, , \ , . , , <• toot nui-t nasi tlite Hedrick, president: John Li Ketchthe doctor's const ah t companion Burglors (anight. Arraigned and ing expenses of the county secre­ A’youth whose 'r,“’ mu -‘-----■ ’* :am. toitolier. 11 “" All Brotherhood men tary about the county and also for during the Inst IS-years. Teddy way. i Senlniced, All in One Day, To na nniialit i not ineiittiers of other classes are the Various departments ’ of work, was born soon after the SpanishThis chasm that has been Ionin Prison. I expected h> join In'this division nf such as Health and Recreation. EdAmerican war, and like so many lo me. . other favorite canines which tirst Burglers secured about 8150 uratioiinl and I.eadership Training. To. that fair-haired youth may a the pnH'tVNioii. saw the- light al that period of our worth of goods from the stores of . “Three factors have worked for pitfall bo; • 1 Primal^Primary Department in autos, histnry^die was named ’after tin? G. C. Dean & Co, Weiring & Furiiiss the success of the Association He, loo. inii*l cross in the twilight Mi liases Penelqpe Abbott 811(1 Etli'-I hero of Spn Juan hill. Teddy. How­ and O.< M. McLaughlin in Nashville inuveiiieiit." stated Stale Secretary hwTcK. toniwps. dim— ' ever. was a very peaceful little ani­ on SUnday night. They also broke C. I- Rowe of Jackiton in bis address Good friend, I am iuiilding this Vunting minivers in autos. *mal and he i|jii nothing but follow inlo Townsend's elevator but secur­ In the committee. "First comes bridge for him!" s Bishop William Burt: district suthe trained supervision. Second in • his- master everywhere. Teddy did ed nothing. ' * —St?lecled.|• pcrintendenl. John C. Floyd: pastor, not deserve his untimely death. Kent county officers caught- two imiHirtariett is the administration of Wt* members of the Womans' j Russell IL Bready.Vscorted by Cla«.« tho work by business' men whose During Ids old age he became deaf. men suspectoiLaH-mhlung stores in Temperance Union are all. _\o. ii, Cha*. G. Maywoal.Jeaeher. While tlje doctor was talkihg with Sbacfa. «arly on Tuesday morning. lime cnuld not.tie bought, yet they Christian bridge-builjtera. striving lo huihl ri! b^o p. m.. arrive kt church.- some one near Maynard-'s-bam-one They said they were Harry ’Grice give it vohudarily. Tips makes passage-way ovea th** river <>f. Sunday School section. John (\_ day last week. Teddy sal faithfully and Frank.McKay and proved to be possible great iinaucial campaigns. safe intemperance that shall hold Ihcj Ketcham, superintendent, presiding. on the pavement waiting for,him to the same men who had broken into C. K. Ward lias managed campaigns <h;U must rnw, atl.r .... , .. ........ |1V. Srllm,! „n-h. tlnish his conversation. He (i*d not stores in NashCtlh*. TJiey were ar­ which have result>■<! in contribu­ truly, wo labor not for self but fori tn| • ■ \ hear the alarm nf an approaching raigned in circuit court in Grand tions aggregating thirty or forty humanity." Most of us have con’ A.n.motor-truck^- He remained right in Rapids on Tuesday afternoon and million dollars. The third factor in quere.i <>ur worsl temptations but Hymn. Faith nr Dnr the wav><n the pondeiftug vehicle sentenced to spend from three to 15 the Association’s success is its flex­ iiom. of „■ ml M (to old or l.w., Imm-rnum. Hr, J H. 1 Ijlliroft ible program. WiiULwe find some ­ —an0Tnc little dog was no‘more. years each in Ionin prison. I........ lo do a ,lim m buddita ll.H, " 1>, rwrnntrndrnl of IP- halaoiMcKay apd Grice arrived in Nash­ thing belter lo put into our pro­ uiighty sli-Hvlure. 7'.ement will |M. azoo nlslrict. _ wscrvrti lairgcr Audience. ville on the early west-bound train gram. within 2i hours we will hanlrr r... l.ala, mi,..l will, l-ai-. S"'.*?.'i> / i.nomu l-irm- by »5'*“rl & >"»>'»P ty"- . Th» Sheehan English Qnera ,Com­ on Sunday morninc and registered dump overbotfnl that which is not mra «/... . any » rrn- and ir.ai.. „ ••>",1*:l>rolllrrl»».l -rlimt. .4, pany. which sang selections frtMu al Hie hotel. They spent the day so. good.’’ tmm.-r.d «.ll. i.rav-r.. . ................. It. H-dn. k pt.-Mdina three Rl'apdard operas in' R»hmVs loating about Hie-village and in. the opera' house on Tuesday, deservrtl park. No one thought that these THE MUSICAL COMEDY ’vertasHnu. much belter support than was givV two well-dressed young men wore 'l'IHUI "MISS CHERRY BLOSSOM" ABOLISHES en. The prflfeeeds of the house burglars. They asked the landlord j'enrs ago. ' ' totalled about 855.00, which was fat- of Hie lintel to awaken them in STREET COMMISSIONER If 1nk.es toil tn build such a bridgp! below the expanses of the companJ. time fdr the east-tamnd train which for the safe passage of vouth aiulj Those who attended pronounced t leaves - Nashville nt about ’ one Will Be Given in Jimc Inilcr the >,..•« .* <»7, t™*— •» one of the best nftisical treats, if mil o'clock in ihe morning. They sal Direction Of Miss Ruth the best, that ever came to HastV in.the hotel unlit’ the train left. ed how all shall rejoice when wt*j Those of (.11) Engineer WrisM’rt. inga. Sheehan iiv well-known all Then they picked up their grips and Tobias. Hastings is to have another musi­ have saved tin* tmy* and girls, re-i over the country as a tenor. Tint, left during the rain. That was the /rm. nientliers of the citv council cal comedy which wiy be presented moved temptation from the weak company recently decided to expoiM last seen of thorn. andudKiwist Ui» world a Iwlter. *af-l| iaVl . a lh>li.*lied the uflk'o of street, at Reed's opera House, June | and In tho morning- H was discovered iment in the small towns ami d?er. mid mon* gloriou* way to travel j 4 .nnimi--i t »N»*T. The duties of .this 5 undur tinauspicea .■ of St. Rose elded to spend a week in towns in that the front doors of the above How many million* yvill rise to call responsible office have tiren tran*Michigan. Music of this kind Isi .mentioned business places had been Parish. . The opera is under the ble.**<*>l tin* builder* of to<hiy mid] f.-rre.l to the duties of City Enginheard only at considerable Expense pried open. From Mr. Dean’s storff persoiinl directipn of Miss Ruth I . tln* crusaders who have gone lie- ,.,.r Tohi:i*. who will have charge of in large cities. It., is to be hoped a Iron t 8luo worth <>f clothing had tore! .||| of. the street work. ’ that the company will come here been taken! .from Mr. McLaughlin's title role. 1st be dug d»wn Tlie rtteels of this city certainty Tin* delightful story of "Miss again, for the audience made up In Store, il llUtnb’.T -if automobile paps; .... riutiiin Rtgnvl- need ii iproveiiicnl, and.the abolienthusiasm ami appreciation, what from Furnlss & Wolring's store Cherry Blossom" furnishes a most ... edg>*. Onu-duty y * not >loiu* until! lion o' Lbc office .lias followed a pleasing theme for a musical com. about giflO worth of jewelery and it lacked in size-^iiut nenlUu&iwmi ..... ........ ............... -11 juul c||i|d Jiiviw i IIUA4UI ‘*111 t«*-pro(hic>* greater et*4inedy ami the play is full of briglil $250 In cash. Entrance was gained doe? not pay expenses.}' ifin? teniperanvoi<>my and efficiency by centtaliziiq; --------------------- ;------y into Townsend's elevator by mhuhIi- catchy, songs, artistic eeeues ami popph'•perish fori the nielhods j»f carrying on the instruction. mg a window and -lipping the bolt. coinedy hits. Thornapple Resort- Opens .............. _e." If yilur n>-igh- oily’s work. 51 p. Tobias has shown Some of the best musical ami dra­ The resort at Thofnapple lake, .The qontonts had been ransacked. The strangers, who had register­ matic talent, in the city will A|,p<‘tr bor is drinking beer, in, <>rd>*i‘ lo|hi.« •■fllciency a* city - engineer nnd has /opened with good patronage, nurse her baby there i* Snipe tact- ti«* will undoubtedly be just as ginxl and Landlord Homer Wade reports! ed as Horry Grice and Frank Mc­ in “Miss Cherry' Blossom" ami cvi-i-y ful way !•> let Jut know Hu* danger, i a slre«*t rointnlsaioner. that he expects an unusually good Kay, of Chicago, were al once sus­ effort will tie made to produce the Stmnni.' M.n lha m uivint* ln*r lillli< - —.. ■— .. --------- season. Tho hotel has been im­ pected of Hie burglariee. They had bret musical comedy ever witnessed Suppose Martha i* giving tier little Driver Haywood's Vacation. in Hastings. . one soplhing syrup—do • you care proved in many ways, and new ixiarded no train al the station. Miss Weiiomrt for whbm Hi.- enough to offer harmless olive oil When Slicriff Williams heard of After nine years -jit continuous furniture has been added. The or liquid ’ 'felly as a 'subslilule? opera was rsqe'cially written ■ by service as driver of the. city fire number of Imais has also lieerl in­ the goblwries, be nl once suspected creased. The hotel how has capa­ the two strangers of the crimes and John Wilson Do<!ge, has just ret- From two to five drops oflbp.inl team. Orvey Huywoofl lias been regretted that their preaencc in the urifcd from Muraliall and Hudson, felly st day has vun-il many a cnli- i*ninp«*lb*d lo lake a vacation oil accity for 60 patrons. Thousands - of pickerel," war village on Sunday had not roused where she produced the opera to cky baby ami many a scrawny cry-! count of all 4a«aulttu Some time aao mouth, pass, black bnss. porch andI suspicion. He at once sent descrip­ capacity houses. About 40 will be ing infant has been i-liatiged inio n hu sulferetf from a nervous troulde. other tirsh have lieen planted in the tion of the men to i-jUrcrs througli- required for the vast ami those who crowing good-natured youmrstof.by[uu<ijlu has taken the advice of a gone .... to kwork » oul the alate, and was not Hied on have. Iiecn invited lo lake pari arc olive oil Tin* bed remedy known | pliysii-iitn -- ...... amt P............... ywmiiixm ®. lake (his spring. * Tuesday morning >>f the capture of n*qu>“Ale«l to b«> al St. Rose's Hull for. the abnormal craving for liquor farm near Thnruapple lake. While the men who had committed the promptly ab 7:w. Monday evening. Is sugar. More sweetmeats in hi« 'he is away the team will bo driven W. T. U. Notice. burglaries in Sparta. Sheriff Wil- The opera of “Mbs Cherry Blos­ diet will aid uny man lo win the 1by his brother, Fred Haywood, who The regular meeting of lhe-W. C. Hams, Mr. D<?an and Mr. Wolring som" should not he confused with flght. . began wqrk nu Monday. T. .U. will bn held Tuesday after­ went Ciin you talk lo the Iwiy'yoii sec lo Grand llapids. - where the the Japanese minslrel ’'Cherry Blos­ noon at tho home oLMrs. Dr.-Shef­ . .two'Nashville merdianto identified soms" that was produced here sev­ sneaking aramid ^»me depot or old Mini Have item llnugry. field. A report' of. the Convention' from their eral years ago wit It Miss Weissert 0.1 ham to sjuoke. appeal III u> -III.■ appr-n to III his in— pride} priue .,,,,1. .■i<ndr will be given by' Mrs. Helen Smith .the properly stolen •h»vA q>eak thief Cloverdale in his‘physical perfection. perhaps; CALm rLt inhim«rv r and a round table talk by members. stores. Mr. Dean recovered a suit playing the toad. help him tn take the nitrate nil ■*!»* oT.nolaeswl . of clothes which' ho Hid not know "How. the Convention Helped Me.” Members Republican County -iher . had been takencure the ciwrette 1 , belnnaed lo silver tor ciMMQe habit* ! Wa Rm for a large attendance as (lOpOt.. .Illa Of course, it it 1. teaI Ih-nl-ln.a thankless task K«,l bull! were ITTuilite 1 -rf 01 D.IODgtl be -®ert Committeo will select Delegates toI 111 The srfest of McKay and Grice important business -will ba consid­ r’j?_ followed a -raid no 12 business Slate Convention al Detroit on May it is worth doing. Send GUotew lit'-ff****0 ered. Meeting begins promptly at1 places 26. Read article on page 2 of'this tle articles tolling how slriefly hiv.^ f "F in Sparta “laces on Monday night, favorite boxer or ball player must *.'P Their . -licir presence Srcscmra was discovered issue. when the wife of a restaurant kfeplet liquor and tobacco alone if h*' J* ”! }z?kS Gas House Coke is not expensive. . i . I l I.’ !,»'! l»*i I'K’A Qu House Coka U a Hotter fuel.— continuation of a. d. cad- 12206360 GIVEN AT CONVENTION NASHVILLE BURGLARS CAUGHT IN SPARTA B6C —Adv. _ ____ _ �THE II.' ii, mt N HR- I BEINDETHOITj lNner, may IN THE LIGHT Gt ABB ARMORY ON TUESDAY. M AY 2fi. COMMENCLNG AT It O’CLOCK. Stylish Footwear Remember Our Big Sale Will Close Sat., May 23 NOTED ORATORS WILL ADMESS THE CONFERENCE " You will find Bargains in , DRESS GOODS, SILKS and SATINS. SUMMER GOODS. CORSETS, SILK GLOVES, LACE CURTAINS, COTTON SKIRTS and KIMONAS, HOSIERY, -SHIRT'WAISTS MembersJ ut llepiiblican .(founty GonmiiUte Are Asked lo Select Delegates From Their Prectaeta diree.lion of’the Repablican slate Central Comniilb-e, there will !><■ a general eonf-Tenro nf Micfijgan Repuhlfoan* in the Light Guard ; Armory, in the , ity of Detroit, on , luesday, May 2fi. 191L couunencTERMS STRICTLY CASH : at II (rctock in the forenoon. The call for this conference Is made for the pui |"*se of promoting party welfare and hamiuny, to tiring together Iho-e who desire lo Iilliliate with tin- llepiiblican party 1111 Michigan; tg discuss future polirmes of tfre purb; ain't, generally, to We carry a full lint of the real live stylish Shoes for men <k» and Irausan-t such busine*.* as and women. may properly be brmnrtit before lb-- •'.mfi-rence v h-ii ixn-m d Congressman Patrick H. Kelley will call the conference-Ao order. PHOENIX SILK HOSIERY 1 deliver the opening m'ldrcs", and act m temporary-chairman. U. 8.’Sen­ ator Wm. Alden Smith will act as P>-nnanenl chaiiin.in. iiikI will de-’, 1 liver an addres- on assuming the I Chair. ■ IE 8. Senator Wm. E. Homh, of Idaho, has aceepi- d an invitation to addruss the conf- r««m*e. as has also Masonic Temple Bldg. Phone 176 Hastings, Mich. j’. 8. Senator Chas. E. Townsend. Il promises to p«- a in- morabk* con­ vention in tho lii-lopy of Michigan . rtpubliganiam. Each county will Ih* entitled to . one delegate for each of pop­ Told by the Eyes. ulation and ui-on Ui-i-of. This Hobby a Good Thing. Decidedly In tho Way. Greenish, haul and spotted eyes are k will entitle Bany County lo 23 del­ A hobby outaldo of oao*a dally laAn army chaplain camo across n ■•accompanied. usually, with shrewd, bon la really the beat kind of a hobby egates. ‘ quick, nervous, restless temperaments. to ride, tttcause It not only tempts ua baggage column with a wagon stuck Inasmuch as I here is not time to Making your chance of success 60% greater when NOD-O-GEN is used. According Ao Professor Hudson, Asiat­ to the complete change of mind and : fast. "Man. I see you're In difficul­ call a County Convention and bold ties. ” bo said ’’ Can I be of any aoics with hasei eyes are cunning and thought and action which la necessary caucuses, each inenilter of the; llepublican County Committee is I weaael-Uke. Contrary to the popular to keep ua In mental trim, but, by WHAT NOD-O-GEN IS—A pure culture of bacteria which causes nodules notion, persons with green eyes ate bolding our tntereat. causes the pen-; of tho driven, •'by making yourself hereby ask txt tn .-elect o«>c dclcfjatc, I to grow on roots of ALFALFA thus insuring,a greater success with alfalfa. too Indifferent in paaslon to be at all dulum to awing just ae far in the op-, scarce! You see. we can t very well from the precinct he represents, to aay to the horses what they ’ d un'crthe Detroit conferrnr**. The memjealous of the opposite sex; they are. poalte direction, and ao keeps ua from I FREE! With each 60 lbs of Alfalfa Seed we will furnish you FREE.OF stand while you’re about" Ihts of the Itcimbhcan County. however, frequently envious of their becoming mentally.lopsided. Commlllee are asked to make their CHARGE a bottle of NOD-O-GEN containing enough pure culture to in­ selections al flare, and select those: ’• The Missed Elliel Hedrick airs ■who will be-sum to attend. oculate one bu. (60 Ibq.) of seed which will insure a surer catch of Alfalfa. I “T-—~ . Mr*. I). C. Vandercook and dauKh- Maliel Sisson left Friday to visit Members’ of the llepublican Clare Burton of East Ijinslngl - ter are visiting tier parents al Ma- friends in Holland, returning Mon- Comity Cotnmitlr.- are a-ked to for-i Based on to-day's wheat market, I can sell you French’s White Lily Flour at $2.15 per 8|H*nt Bunday with Hastings Hastings friends. friends. II son. want the names.and P. O. addresses! 100 lbs. Beans arc higher. Bring in your samples of BEANS and SEED, or if you want of delegatus'm<|* 'led to G. H. Os­ Bran, Middlings, Cement or Seed Beans, call in and will be pleased to show you same. born. HaMtagt. Secretary of the I Barry County Hi-publican Commit-| ie.*, and credMH^als will be return-r ed. Following are tBa members of the llepublican u>unly Committee: City—IM Ward, L. IL Pryor, City. Successor to F. H. Bwrlow 6 C-o. Phone 150. Hastings. Mich. City—2nd WArd, G. H. bstn>rn, City—3rd Ward. Henry 8heidon. City. . Assyria, Chas. Cox, Bellevue, II. F. : I). 3. Spick and Span. Baltimore, Chas. Houglilaliu, There la no bi tter agency of reno­ Life In itself is neither good nor Hastings, H. !•’. 4. than freah paint. Not only la evil. It Is the scene of good or evil, undergoes an evolution. Sjarilng with Barry, 1st precL Will Elliott, vation . tt efficacious In itself, but It la easy 1 as you make It. And if you have lived the desire for materia^ achievement, Cressey. H. F. D. I. Barry, 2nd prcct, EHI* FauIkiRr, lo apply.-aays the Philadelphia Ledg­ ' a day, you have seen all. One dqy la passing on through rtie stage where er. There are probably In evqry house equal and alike to all other days. he prises tho commendation of men IMImi. ’ Carlton. Hx-tiry Bagla, llatliugn, H. many things that would be greatly im­ There Is no other light, no other most highly, be aryl res at the condi­ ’F. I>. 7. proved by a coat of paint It may bo rshade. This very sun. this moon, tion where good living la Its own re­ I'ototlrlon. 1st precL, Von \V. J ur- a built-in bookcase or a chair or cup­ these very, stars, this very order and ward. If.a mas bis planned wisely, niss. Nashville board. The handy man or the handy cultivated will without aUn| or overCastleton, 2nd prvcL, H. H. woman can always do a deal of reno-* disposition of things is theaattin your alghj/he can regard the yield as ancestors enjoyed. and that shall also Spark*. Moran. rating very inexpensively with tho worthy, even though tho consumma­ ' Hasting*. \V. IL Schantz, Hostings paint brush, and keep things in tho entertain your posterity. tion In terms of tho world'o goods is H. F. IK ". H< •tie, A. F. Norrix, Delton, IL F. spick and span condition ao essential Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Bavl^ind to an orderly, comfortable home. D. !. daughter, Belly of ToUjM.camc Irvin*, hl precl-, Leu - Wolcott, Mrs. Isaac Patrick leaves next Friday lo visit Mr. mid Mrs. F. II. Freeport. ’ . . .Mr. and Mrs. Bud fifaim. visited In'imr. 2nd precL Bernie Walker. Sunday with Mrs. Hannah Kmilli | Paneuaal and Mrs. Jtflia Willison. week for a visit witii friends In Mr. Davis rHumed'Hi^ first of thn Gonncctiriit and from there will gn IKing. H. II. I. Johnstown, Geo. Miller, Bedford. who ig very ill nl. Hie rami** of her i wrek. nnd Mrs. Davis went lo Grand to Scotland and England and other daughter.- Mrs. tiiius Endsley of llapids Tuesday for medical treat- European twiinls. -8liu will not reH. F. ,!>. 2. turmuntil Scplemiier. Mnjdo Grove, Curt Pennock. Nashville. Nashville, -B.-i’. D. Orangeville, A.-M. Nevins, DoaleF, II. f. D. Prairieville, E. A. Parker, Prairie­ ville. Hut laud, Peter ■ Vanderbrook, nasiing*. It. F. I>. I. , More than 250.000 “Mothers” in country* homes Thornapple, Glenn Blake, MnlLighting and Cooking for Country Hornet dlevillf. ar: today enjoying thia comfort and convenience; The minion of the PILOT ii to bring a clror. dean, safe Woodland. G. 8. I’almerlon, light and quick, cool euy cooking aervka, to taka the place of Wiwuilniid. .. Gat Lighting and Cooking with Gat the drudgery, din and inconveniancn of kerosene Lampe and Yank..- Si/mgs, Wm. Ililchie, the din. brat and labovof the old coal of wood aluve— These greatest of modern conveniences are MiddlevjJI.-. H. IL 5. Convenience in place of back breaking labor — today available for every home no matter where W. II. Cook. Chairman. Cleanlioeaa instead of dirt, grime and aabea— ' -it is located. C. II. Osborn, Secretary. Beautiful cityAike futures in place al unsightly kero­ The modem farm home can have its own sene lamps — LIVED HERE FOR YEARS; miniature gas plant—the PILOT Lighting Plant— A cool kitchen instead of a hot, adding one— which supplies pure home-made Acetylene—a FAMILY 1HOU0HT HIM DEAD Order iniiead ol confuaion— Our store is known throughout Barry county as the Store of Stylish Footwear and we are justly entitled to that popularity for we are always up-to-date on the lines of seasonable footwear for men, women and children. We buy from concerns who are next to the very latest in both shape, material and quality styles and the lady or gentle­ man who is especially particular about having the absol­ utely correct style should consult us. W.E. Merritt Store HASTINGS, MICH. z-ALFALFA Ironside Shoe Co The Great Soil Improver Bigger, Better Crops, Improved Soil For FREE-<- k>-NOD-OGEN Mother Has Earned this Comfort Convenience: W LUKE WATERS Be Comfortable and Contented; Never Mind the Hot Weather of Summer batter* light than the city home enjoys. The World’s Standard How the United Sutra Government uses the PILOT for Ugtung many af iu Indian Schools, and other public buildings. Comfort instead of dim. hot. smelly lights— Safety inatead of constant risk— Twenty minutes once a month or so to put Union Carbide and water in the PILOT, inatead of a half hour every day filling lamps Light always on up in every room— Barn lights, fastened to pcrmanent iron piping end protected by heavy glass globes instead of dangeruua lamps and lantciua. Automatic ignitors instead of matches— ‘ All these and mote—coating no more than you are now paying/ for kerosene. . The proof U shown in 13 years nf satisfactory results— In tha large factories we have been compelled to build in Newark, N. J. and Chicago, I1L to lake cars of the etsadily increasing demand fc>r PILOT Lighting Planu— In oar salesmen end dealers In more than a thousand 1 towns and villages throughout the country. A Hundred Utet for Acetylene Consider Yoar Women Folks Aretylens is used In a hundred different ways fa many Or» HraaUoraarhawarM-rinui. —-------------------------- They're the ones who have to spend, half their days In the kkroMne grime of filling, cleaning and carrying oil lamps around the house. In aLtviag away their strength and health over hot- crankv onv., T Ask tho •WSotbrr” In your house how much this beautiful, dean, aiwayweeAy light and a real gaa range will moan to h«r. Ask yourself If she hasn't earned this comfort and conven­ ience-when you consider its low coet-a thousand times over. Then write or phone ma and let me come out and show you how little thia entire improvement will cost. it todoj yew Amw U tie nuoZ ■riding aiffi cutting mtuU T. H. MASHING Lock Box 55 ■ Grand Rapids, Mich, OXWELD ACETYLENE CO., CHICAGO •Teter' Schulze, Who Left Family in N. Y. State 33 Years Ago, Is Dead. Peter Schulzfe, aged H2 years.' who was known for years in the snutheaslern part nf the.county, died on Friday at th- home of Scott Mc­ Intosh. Schulte made auirecarioii* living for yi-ars by grinding scis­ sors an<l razors for farmers mid by doing odd Joint, One year ago la-t February. Ip- wm picked up half fituen by th- roadside in Maith* Grove ami taken to the county homo. Hearing Hint the aged man had relatives in Skanealel's, N.Yi Mrs. Cash-Irin sent a nolice ft* a newspaper in that Oily with Ihe ho|H*# that of Sctiuln,'s relathen. if he had'any. wmild see it A mi's«aav Mfoa canie with the In­ formation (hat BehuhteO* u",, Iwb sons’ wen* livimf. The sons, ofle rcsidlnu ip Skaneateles, the other in laiCro-.e. Win, both came to Ihe counly h»iiH<’and arranged with Hootl Mclnlo-h to give their father home. The last days.of the old i wanderer were mad*‘ very rmnforialile. He left his fn'niny .T1 ye.n ■. a«o. Tin* family had «M»t— heard fnun him in |7 yean amt they had mourned him as dead. He died of (he InlirjpiluTj of old »kc. Bollt of the aou« aHcnricil the 1 fiinera} wltieh wa» held from <JilHnby clmlvli i.ii Sunday lUU'rmwjn. | Hey. Yo.-t ciiiinsUfiir. Hpuai took place iu Spouahtu cemetery. . Get Your Kitchen Work Done Sooner: Get Your Kitchen Work Done Easier; Get Your Kitchen Work Done Cheaper. “How?’’ you ask The Answer is SIMPLE: Use a gaa range for cooking und an electric iron for ironing. They are the best friends tho modern housewife has An electric fan helps a lot, too .Thornapple Qas fc Electric Co •Phone B. •ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE.” * �MU-11, WH. THE HASTINGS ......— COATS GROVE. „ I. Mrs. Henry Hughes of Edmore, spent Saturday. uL the homo of her nephew. Mnhlon Center and other relatives. The W. C; T. U. anniversary dinner will be hold on Muy fiocrnlary Kathennan and Treas- chicken < urer Volte of the F. U. M. Ini; Co., H> al lho homo of tho Secretary, Mrs. Flora Wood. Mrs. Bertha were over to Rutland one day (a«t ■ of Delton will s<<eak on some wis’k and adjusted lho loss of R. W. Btuh 1 which will bu of • Interest Krway, who had a barn ami three subject ' rows struck by lightning, during a to 1 all. Mrs. E. F., Barnum, Mrs. Melvina recent storm. Mrs. C. E. Smith, Mrs. Mrs. Sylva Hughs of Edmore vis- Barnum. 1 itw| Mrs. Cynlha Senter tin* fore­ Flora Wood. Mrs. Helen Dexiond. Mrs. D.-P. Sprague, Mrs. Muhlon part of last week. Center and .Mrs. Bessie W°°dinan Mr. and Mrs. Orley Wenks nnd attended the W. C. T. U. Conven­ Mr. George Jarvis of Ovid, amt Rev. tion ] held in llaslings, last week. Jarvis and wife of Odessa, visited Till’ last day of sclioiH will bo Ihe latter's daughter. Mrs. Georgn ।next Thursday, Muy 21. The teach­ Faul, Friday. , er and scholars are preparing a Seu'y Kalhortnnn nnd Clerks arc program. । Four,, pupils of our busy sending out advance assess- school, । will take tm< fllh grade menL notices whereby, when col- examinalion । this »'wk. lecletl tn will bring nlxmt twentyMr. and Mrs. Gilbert Scnlf. and 'two thousand dollars Inlo thu cof- fninyy i of Quimliy, Mr. ami Mrs. fers of the F. U. M. Ins. Co. The William ' CIiumi and .family of Hast­ assessment rate is twenty-five cent* ings, i Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kinne on fho hundred dollars.' • ami family, and Mr, and Mrs. war­ Kelsey and family visited Sun­ 1 A reproMenlalive of lho Stalo Tax ren 1 with Mr. and Mrs. tend Chase. Commission was over a small por- day 1 The masons and carpenters are at lion of our township last Wedncs-. on Josso Chase's barn. day. that Im might bo enabled to work 1 ”‘2K® a nwrl Jo lhe tax. cpmrnis- , Prof G. P* <'-olor of. A.nn Arbor, pr< aeh next Sunday nt the us­ f'llonrar or eonultiona as he found will ' hours. His work for many (them, and recommend nn assess- ual 1 has been teacher of lho Bible nient on all real estate at what ho ycara : work in Ihe University of thinks is its cash value, seemingly Chair 1 duking as a basis what a few prop­ Michigan. erties have actually sold for in Sunday School NAfes. these parts. Wo understand carb Tho Sunday school isiplannina] supervisor district. in tho county foa Childrens liny in June. Furth­ will be visited, after which Ihe er , announcements later. state board is expected to act, then The attendance of the Sunday tho farmer and real estate holder school is keeping up nicely, all ran zee for himself tho part he classes being well filled Sunday. (days in the great question of equal The U. S. Senate recently pa-wed taxation. a resolution providing for .the Tho Odd Fellows have changed second Sunday of .May ns u Na­ their plans some what nml instead tional Mothers Day. Tho day was uf moving.the east end of tho hotel observed with n. short program building for a hall, they have con- Sunday in our Sunday school. eluded to build a new cement block Teachers please meet at Ernest building east of the hotel, ono shfry Smith's next Friday evening. May With a basement. 15, to plan for. Children's Day. Dr. L. E. Benson dlc<i al tho State hospital al Kalamazoo. Thursday To Preach At Coals Grove. morning, undertaker England or-* Prof. 0. P. Color of Afln Arbor, companied by Mrs. Benson, brought the body to Ins hqtno In village will preach-in the church of Christ In Coats Grove. Sunday, both morn­ Thursday evening. The funeral was held Batiirday- afternoon nl one ing ami evening. Prof. Color has thirty o'clock at the M. E. church, hail charge for a number of years of lhe Hilile Chair in connection attended by a large number of tho doctor's old friends nnd neighbors. with (he ' University of Michigan, Rev. Kenyon officiating, burial took Which work has been supportvd'hy place in woodland Cemetery* No. 2. lhe Christian Woman’s* Board of Besides his wife ho leaves a daugh­ Missions. ter, Miss Velma of Hip village and NORTH MAPLE GROVE. nn adopted daughter, Mrs. Reuben I. A. D. Gibifc'm has moved his fam­ • Wolcott of East Woodland, besides a nuinlmr uf relatives in Eaton ily from Grand Rapids to Jiiirth county. Tliosj,* from a distance who MnlTli* Grove. We pre glad.Io wel­ attended the funeral were Mr and come Mr. Gibson nnd family lo'our Mrs. Lyman Sutherland of Grand iinidsl again. Jonas Hawbliiz is on the sick,list. Lodge, Mr. ami Mrs. V. Myrcs of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mills reluinen Sunfield. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Johnson ,a'nd Mr. D. Colo nnd Mrs. M. Hin- Monday from Nt. Joo county' where they were calk’d to attend the fun­ mem nlso nf Grand Lodge. Miss Lais Velio camo homo eral .of nn unci**. The-parents and-Jrieuds of tho . IThursday evening, returning to pupils and teacher of the McKelvey Kalamazoo, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Schray at­ school surprised them Friday when tended tho silver wedding anniver­ about 35 appeared nt the noun hour sary of Mr nml Mrs. Milton Hag<T with ■ well Riled liaakols and ieo in Sunlleld. Saturday night. . cr<>nm freezers. A picnic dinner Mrs. J. S. Risinger accompanied was served ami all had a fine lime. .Mrs. Mary Hynes to Ann Arbor Min Hickey will-relurn ta us urniin Tuesday, where Mrs. Hynes will next year. take treatment in the hospital for EAST WOODLANJ). goitre. .* Joseph Wag*man moved to hit .The remains of Doctor Benson home he recently bought In the vil­ were hurled in.Woodland Cumetery No. 2. Saturday. Un-died - iu tin* lage. Thursday. Hob Ijindis of Muskegon visileu Kalamazoo State . Hospital. Tliurs-v his family in the village over Sun­ day. day. Mra, Landik and lho children Born, lo TIr. dmT 'Mrs." Hay7 Ter­ went to Bay City Tuesday, whero kins, of West Sunfield, a son. they expect to make an extended Leonanl Straw is reported no visit with her mother Leonard Wachter, wife and little belter al tbi.^wi'iting. E. T.-Cole is siKIering with a very daughter visited friends in Bay sore band. A'iew.frcrm Saturday until Tuofiday. Mr and Mrs. Daylon Jordan and The Country Club met nl lho Jacob Greible. in the tatter's touring homo of Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, car accompanied tho Wachters ns Saturday night. far as Ionia, whero they visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Nichols yisited friends over Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs. Munroe liowlnder, Mr. oud Mrs.. Ezra Dell nnd Mr. Saturday,night. • . mid Mrs. Owen Smith and son, Mrs, Mary Rupe of UnstinKs.'Qrrtl John, drove over to Ionia, Sunday, daughter, Mrs. Qllie Hawking 'and where they attended chapel at (he children took Sunday dinner with' State prison. Mrs. Susie Scolleld of East Wood­ Bert Whiting is doing a big job land. of cement work for Jesso Chaso of Mr. mid Mrs. Forest Hager nnd Coots Grovo this wook. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Garn nnd chil­ mother. Mrs. Orson linger, attended dren acrofqpanied Inland Holly ami the surprise silver wedding of Mr. Mrs. Milton Hager, of Sunfield mother lo. Hastings in their car nnd Saturday night. There were nearly Sunday, where they spent liio nfterfOO guests present. nobn visiting friends. A box of lovely (railing arbutus C. R. Palmerton was at Kalama­ zoo, Monday, where ho tdok Archie from her daughter. Mrs. flossie Tltomas of Carlton lo the State hos­ Pooler of Cobalt, Canada, lo Mrs. Willard fiaw<ly,, Friday, reminded pital to undergo treatment. The only church in Hie village to her that Sunday would be Mothers’ observe Mothers’ Day was the Day. Church of Hu* Brethren, where -Little Esther Schuler, who has beautiful and appropriate services been so ill with scarlet fever, is re» were hold in accordance with this ported better nnd hopes to he out beautiful custom- At the close of soon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beardsley |Jie services path mother present was presented with a handsome visited their sister, Mrs. Vernon Beardsley at the home of her par­ rarnation. She is Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rowlader drove ents in Sunfield, Sunday. over to .Mount Pleasant, Saturday still taking treatment al the Howell afternoon in their auto, whero they sanatorium. visited Mr. Rowlader's three broth­ QIIMBY. ers and families, who reside there. They returned home Monday noon. ■ Congratulations arc extended to L. Faul purchased a lino Buick Mr. arid Mrs, Floyd Thomas, who rar of J. H. Risinger, Thursday. were married lost Wednesday, both This cleans Mr. Risinger up on cars being held in highest esteem liyfour but he says he has more on the way. community. Harry SWberry ami Mark Peake Mrs. Maggie Smith entertained her son William and family of with their families have gone lo Campbell, also Mr. and Mrs. Walter Homer. Calhoun Co„ to- work for Kimmel of Sebewa, to dinner Sun- Whit Benham. Jim Retsor nnd wife spent Friday ,day. i .On account of tho rain which and Saturday in Battle Creek with continued all day Monday, the K. of their daughter. I', boys of Hastings did not come •Uncle Peter Shultz, (as.he was passed away over as planned to be. entertained commonly called) Thursday P. M. at Scott McIntosh’* by tho lodge here. i Miss Audra Decker delivered her where he had been living tho past oration "Qur Nation’s Destiny” at 16 months. His tyvo sons camo to Hie M. E. church Sunday, evening attend the funeral which* was hold to a very large assemblage, who at the .church nt 2:30 P. M. Rev. ■wore very much pleased to hear Yost, officiating. Burial took place in Sponable cemetery. He was 82 Misa Decker. । Mrs. Isaac Smith is spending a years find 3-monihs old. Mr. and Mrs. Davy of'Kalamazoo few days visiting her son, Henry io aro visiting tho latter’a son, Frank Sunfield. Smith and family. A large number of eighth graders All remember (ho ice cream social from the rural schools are in town al Qhas. Castelein's Saturday even­ today taking examination which ing. May 16th. Invitation is extend­ will entitle them to seek higher ed Jo aft, " education, if they want it. The ex­ aminations will close tomorrow. —BANNER WANT ADVS- PAY.— Woodland If for any reason mer­ We handle only the chandise bought from our Best Standard Merchandise Absolutely Guaranteed store is not satisfactory, A great many bargains are being offered in every department for the balance of thia month. Many lota must be closed out in Coats, Suita, Skirts, Dreases, Waists, Khnortas, Underwear, Hosiery, Dress Goods, Waah Goods, Rugs, Car­ return same and receive your money. pets, Lace Curtains and Gents’ Furnishings. Below are a few of the many bargains mentioned. Rugs, Lace Curtains, Scrims and Shades Coats, Suits and Skirts We must clean up and find our stock quite complete in all colors and sizes. Entire stock has Just received another shipment'of rugs from the mill. Big bargains in lace curtains and scrims. been marked down so it must go fast. Avail yourself of this opportunity -flood coat, suit or skirCat a low price. Qxra Art Squares at only—------------------- :----- S4.98 Baltnaacan Coats. 4a Inches long at only— .$10.00 Best grade of Seamless Brussels Rugs in 9xrz, new small patterns.4. 15.00 Short Black Coats (Or Ladies at.—3*98 Crex or Wool Fibre Rugs at low prices. AH-W00I Snit’r. some to closeout at.. — — X5.00 Rain Coats, double texture,. -------- S...- Rain Caps nt--------------- ——--------------------- - ----Good Umbrellas at-.. 2.98 3.98 48c 12,' -C, 15c, 25c, 35c 23c square yard, nt only'—. 39c Curtain Scrims at9c, Oil Colored Wiadow Shades at------------------ 1.00 Floor Linoleum per Men’s Shirts, Overalls, Sox, Underwear, Ties, Sus- • penders and Collars. Dresses, Waists and Aprons Big line of House arid Afternoon Dresses, only 98c Fine Street Dresses made from Gingham, . Crepe’ or lawn atz-----------------$2.75 _$1.00 Summer Kinumas. light nr dark, at.. Silk Kimonas, very fine, at--------------$8.00 Our line of Waists is'most exquisite and a big line is on sale ut.. ............................ \--98© Apron Dresses, closed all around------------- ——.65c . Kimona Aprons, trimmed edges—- --------------------- 39c Girls’ Dresses and Aprons Irom.. 25c to $2.00 Wash Skirts in White and Colored----------------- -- 98c Men’s Work Shirts iu fast color and well made, all sizes_____ ____ -.1-—— _____ _______ 39c Dress Shirts nt 39c, SOc and S1.00 Well made Overalls at on!} ._^—...‘48c Men’s Work Socks;_________________________ ___ 10c Dress Socks------------------------------- ---------- 10c and 15c Spring Underwear, fine ribbed at______ ________ 25c Good Union Suits, Balbriggan or Porosknit, long or shotr sleeves50c Vaasar Best Union Suits^'ai..91.00 Fine line of Ties and SuspendersZ25c Men’s “Loose Scarf" Linen Collars 15c; a for 25c FRANDSEN 6 KEEFER Hastings Headquarters for Dry Goods and Ready to Wear. FINE LAKE. . Obituary* There is a small stir al the lake in I Violet Mae. infant daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Engleliardi, preparation for th«» summer v ifiL- I EiivtiluHid Itrothvrs - add J. | was -bom February 1(l.tVi'. and de­ tors. parted front this life Muy K, Wit. nl Koller of Baltin Creek have purthe age of two months, tpree weeks clianil two Joh at Paulina Bunch | and one day. She leave* to mourn and have drawn '•.me.material for their loss n father.’ mother, four llm erection of cuiimtes ami ClilTor<H well under: si.4|ers and one bull her,, besides a Hindi has ii ihi*way, tinder (he *ii|«T\Wun of Ed­ host of relatives. • ward Bpwm* the _ —..... * We will miss our little Darling. Iago builder. Who has gpm* lo the Saviour’s „ loving earn. i The Shqte „ Shore A.-rcs Acre ’ hot el will he unTo the home where tljerc’ll be no dor the ip.ni;tg*iiiriil of Vern Brlnpain, no sorrow. ■ inslool jfnd wife, amt has been unIn'thal land so bright nnd.fair. dergoihg a thorough fixing up. r .... Will Caldwell of the Majestic WEST WOODLAND. .theatre, Baltic Creek, is al liis new Mitt l.odah Aspinall closed her cottage for a day or two getting it m fhr Irr IWrirf. Mrnntay. roiMly f.;r . .......«eu|»nry, lhu>r,.r h,r "i Norma Rowley with of t.<ialk Grove,• 7Xr.. and l»L he?p n,.arh anenl Thesday her grandma havehotel bem.Mr aiI' Un.?'r' ... .. . : work for f-'tm* time getting thu Im-. Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Olmstead and tel. collages and grounds lix.sl up. son t’Jirl of North Eeasl Carlton Mr. Zeller h.i- rented a piece ol i spent HundajT«t Will Underwood's, land arr«V.< fn>m the hotel of Nirs, i ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Perry Barnum nnd Lois Stamllvy. for a ball ground and | fltmily visited her parents, Mr. and ' --------- — --------- 1 Mrs. A. Warner in Warnervllle. Fishing is Snnday. Gerlruih* Kljpfer was absent from A.-G. Paul and wife were out from school Monday, on adcouul- *of ill­ Bailie Creek »<n Sunday iVluriiititL ness. — , on Sunday night. Mr. nnd Mrs. James Smith or Hpmer Case and family qf Batlie Hastings hpenl Sunday nl Mrs. Eliza Creek have im>v**l until yic* Ober­ Palmerions. lin farm. • Tyvcr brothers J»y Ihe name «»r. Mrs. A. E. Kennerly returned In her homo in Clarksville, Saturday, CrapQ nnd tliei/familles are local-, after a two weeks visit nt l.he liome ed in' (llohevfiouse. Some of the! children in Hn-tr families are sick. ; of her son. Harry Decker. W. A. Put'll I- visiting relatives mi Several -from this wny ntlonden the funeral nf Dr. Benson, held in tho inke.slinre. The old pencil orchard on Ihe IL! Woodland, Saturday. N. BpWmnn farm has ulimippenred. Miss Ledah Asnlnall of Hastings was a guesl of Miss Lizzie Heslerly stuuuM and all. slolcloswlkycarvl Miss Arietta Bristol closet! a year' Monday night. .................. . Friday, tin-Bill i.r Oscar Flory from near Coat* , Grove was s»'cn on our Streets re/ ’ cently. Wonder why’? Orvin Nash of Clarksville visited favdrabl.- Mr .■ ,i »t .tor e.d„>nl Perry Stowell’s from Thursday' . until Tuesday. . . . We hear lh:,l Arthur Brarla In-: Mr. ami .Mo. Will Hauer and son tvmls to return <■’Balllo Creek soon. Kenneth visited their btwhcr.aud Mrs. Zeulu Gilford's, foilier. John, wife Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hauer m Haugh of Battle Creek, has he.-n ] Woodland, Sunday. making u fcnnml walk in front ,<>f ,to torar lUtord -torr and p.vill.V; on.™ rurmTM-------SOlTil (.ASII EION > Axminster Rugs, ox 14 at only _^i=i^-„19.00 (Smaller rugs in proportion.) Big line of Lace Curtains on sale at.---------98c Fancy Coats worth Mio.oo and Mn.oo Skirts from AU Wool Serges anjl Voile. .... . - CALENDAR FOR MAY u ’ i vi ’'n Mr, and Mr**. I-rvd Parks and Edith spent' Friday al IERM CIRCUIT COURT dauglltar Frank Berry's in Nashville. • i • Union Suits Is)hen Painting insist on J-feath & Milligan's Paint is)hen pudding insist on fiauer^ros..- Material . Jhe /fastings dumber & Coal Co. Phona ZU Phona iu Desolate West Africa. ] Trick of ski Jumping. WITH THE BREAK OF DAWN Loblto bay. In Portuguese West - ----------. Africa, la a wonderful natural harbor] Tho art of ski-jumping la not ,eo and also u placu fur splendid oysters, i hard to learn ao II might appear after’ They oro long'shelled oyatqrs and Vision of tho Pool thu first attempt. At the start, or I t~« ™ ■*< ““I ua«< raid. do>d u ibouah roul ------ ,uut. . rlr-ixdi ..tom. <o .h.< to! *•'' “,v? ”* “1,“* ““*,«'•lh* *>,»<" “ iw „,ito ujddd I. a d—olala tori'*• “■‘.hl .. p«..lbl. law, «,n«a. X. .axU.r .to.. Ilk. UlU. tor, n.1WMn lb. .lion u,d Ur. InA* r°u k’*8 li” ’d’’ of eblldr... w.bt dr»l lb rto; lb, alal.r .„rlor ..bateau lies the "thirsty coun- ,lhft Jump •lral«hl’n Quickly at the beams of the Pleiades soon melted *. oh__ f(.ia_n for kips and secure as much as possible] together, but tho bright constellations *<• Kv,.rv.hln_s.- adun-dead erav lho eff<rel ®f Jumping straight out Into of the west and north remained un­ . that flourish .n,- 'f*10 ,lr-While tn the air hold the arms changed. Stehdlly the wondrous trans,£ M bbtobl. 1. lb. pclto. Ib.l B,.,.ito, ...t on. Hands of angels I S rabJL. anS ytota ?«.» ‘-’•nce* :k-p ‘h* ' V •*»«•« “»> £ i-’er ed c.bbMe and yield cream gU gI1<hUy do-n ?hre^«h this district ’of every 100 i P°Mlble Parallel with the elope of the of night dissolved Into tho glorias of through inis aisirict. or ev«.r> ruv;। Ml , --------. x -----------------------------_.----. .—« men employed thirty were occupied in hill. The body »hould be porpendicu-1 the dawn. -The blue aky now turnell Ur to the'slope and the skis kept more softly gray*, the great watch carrying up supplies Of water.- Contldued from page one. Mii^s Sarali Hafuor of Nnshvill.* j one ski at far as possible without up-, began to kindle. Faint streaks of spent Thursday with her brother, E.; setting, bending the knee of the leg purple soon blushed along the sky; Hafner. *‘ -: Chancery—Pro ('■oiife’iMi. Origin of the Word Alcohol. , that is advanced. Keep the skis to* the celestial conclave was filled with Chester Smith was one of the K.j Cassie L. DeGolia vs. Wm. Dei in me scconu wauiry n. v, IM: gather and parallel. The rest is prac- the Inflowing tides of the morning of I*, degree i../„ Golin. divorce. Egyptians uce—and more practice.—Outing. light, which came pouring <lown from —- -----had an . eye salve w...containi Mae Colo-vs. Norman Colo, di­ Muskeifoti Friday night to .do de-j gree work. ' , ,n . < antimony --------- sulphide, which, U* ta,, above In one areat ocean of radiance. vorce. . Jtfrd. Etumii ll.ii'inaiL apenL Suiul-Arablc, was called "koi," or with ite. Eliza Montgomery vs. MqnU! L/arriage uzvt.w uj wvvw ; ---- —■ -—• — —— -----ornery, uivurve. . day nt Eh Gilletfs of Bnrryville article "al koi." Originally tho word] ginnery, divorce, The acids contained In soot attack h,,ta* * flMh of P“rP»« flrB Glased out denoted an» any rer remedy for-the Jennie M. Kurlz vs. Richard E.! and Sunday night with her parent- d-«u»ted “• eyea, ■ and 1 “°rt*r. masonry, woodwork, metal I snec’ncuy - 'liquTd ^11^0^."^ •bo"'h* “d al Barry villr. • * »lden is a.«i*nngj fspecifically a l'""Mand -'*”burnt — —-*»•' *”tk and building material generally., Kuril, divorce. £ m burnt incense almond' Mra.>Minni<* '—... Sel»a Morris vs. Ge.orge .Morris, holisecb*an- a,u,. L..., ...... . b»u..Tl„»nn». powd« '» amw-a-du. 11 lx. b— IX .. divorce. ’ Mm, Hayman with.her -.IM" u.d »> ..Uddod, .d> ">“>d »»> •«»' <*• *»»“ *' T. C. Williams Id A. A. AmteMon. »iig. SX’X “ UU.»U<» .< .u«d^ ..d wM>. ?•*?■•. •”*• •«.-f adtnr, bill lo restore lost deed. CASTLETON. Wm. E. Bunt vs. Heljuih M. Iltihl, • SOUTHWEST . v , I powder form or not. Since the fine-' monuments. The damage done lo In-] divorce. Tho wtHcrman has remomborwl ’ . Tblatliltr of wine were called • «Wa decoration* appears to be no lees ' cnunlrynbu^ taller wm Important than th. eSecta upon th. »i* t ■—EvtrrtL I>na B. 'Pindall .va, •PcterTindall, thfe this g^lonof section <>f the the -country abundivorce. Ixcna Finchman el al vs, Bonj. !•'. Mr,. Tobol Gariuqpr .>.rl>W and «i«l dauafaildusl- alBoonce-ot U» " *»*"■'«> “> p™' J urlio cl ct al, al. bill to quiet title. . Mro, iue •«*> «ora h no. p'rai.raa w Curtis Herman Soder el Al vs. Lyman II. ter Eva spunl Smj.tay-R M. at Will tho present time. In tho ozproootoa wd KmaaauanUy 1___ i__ ..I ___________ ■____ tfore.........._______ •- ... V..m.1. _ >_ ll..*na " In nW evidence ■Vt.lOKCU Of of waste U'UtC OOd and tnOtDcloncV. Inefficiency. Chamberlin, cl al, mortgage ’ Strong's in N IiviIIb. . .••alec for* Pharmacoutlod closure. ‘ | Mfs. John Dchampaush called mr Ono Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Birdsall spent Ferris N- Root vb. Olivdr C. Perrin, her1 former neighbor* in Ahis vicln-: Era. Sunday at Wall lake. bill to quie( title. ’ Uy. SaluiMay evening. H « < welj toge �MAY 14, l»fl. MENTION k Eggleston is on the sick Ida More spent Sunday in nl Rapid*. , •x. W. D. Hayes is spending the> wk in Hallie Creek. Mrs. Edna Maher, of Jackson, is> visiting Haslings relatives. Miss MrIUo Striker was home’ fioin Ypsilanti over Sunday. Mrs. M. W. Hicks Is visiting her■ . sister, Mrs. Tho*. Kelley, of Delton.: Mrs. Allie Willison spent purl of the week with friends in Nash­r ville. Mm. Stella Smith nf Middleville1 sailed on Mrs. Lydia Raymond, Sat­’ urday. • Mrs. Myron Maynard who has been seriously ill, is better at this writing. Misses Marguerite McGuinness and Bessie Bush spent Sunday in' Kalamazoo. "Alderman and Mrs. Selden motort ed to Ionia, Saturday ano called on1 friends there.' . The bungalow which Mrs. Lydia। EXCELLED PAPER . GIVEN AT CONVENTION sk A child conceived when either par­ ent is drunk stands ItUla-sliow of being either healthy dr Intelligent, on aocount of the poisonous effects of the drug on the germ-plasm. Autopsy and analysis performed on drunkards proves I hat- alcohol has a special affinity for Ihe reptoduc- would win. Or clip from your Union Signal tho account of scien­ blood. Tho protoplasm is Saturat­ tific discovery which proves that a smoker lojes 10 per cent of his ed. and lho protopldsni/fcods the mentality and even more of his brain. Every brtin <jjm must have physionl powers. Koonness of in­ some of this life irtving, live-sus­ tellect as well as health depends taining eleinenp'iioth- tor develop­ ment and JiO'urishrncnt. Knowing on abstinence. this it io-tasy'to understand why Do yrm care enough for your lho brafhs of alcoholics suffer the neighbors children lo invito them efforts of driaik. lo your house some Saturday for a Soon no misguided girl will be parly, read • them a temperance story, teach (hem a tompcrance allowed to saddle herself with a song or organize a Loyal. Teinper- drunken husband to raise blighte<l pauper children for the Blate to atlix' Legion? Children want to be good but they need aomebody to care for ami support. This type of care enough to take n little trouble man is rapidly being regarded as lo leach them bow. When a girl or one of the unit In a racial sense. lx>y goes wrong the entire commun- When habitual drunkards are bar­ ify is to hlame—we can save them red, with other defectives, from if wc care to. Chance words from parenthood virtue may be more at­ neighbors or strangers often are tractive. We must do more to encourage more potent than pleadings of paron(s. Confirmed drunkards have Ihe temperate young man. He must •---------- i._.i u„ «—-jng gome believe be made to feel that wc honor him ..... .. secret Of suc­ for good principles. The fast young ing completion. cess-in (he "catch my pal" move- man has a good time. Our nicest Mrs. John Dcmary of Lake Odes­ meni. / Jiris ore ail smirched trying to resa vbltMl her aunt, Mrs. Lydia Ray­ Everyone must be made to realize orm him, everyone laughs at his mond, Thursday. smutty stories and when ho comes ' Mr. ami Mrs. Dan .Birdsall aponl that we cannot touch any social to marry' he takes Ins pick, lines : question without touching the from Friday till Holiday at pieir liipior traffic. Every iiiovomont to­ .all ..Ulla make .serFcpulrol attrac­ collage nl Wall iake> . tive? . Mr. ami Mrs. Elroy Tobias nppnt ward making this world a better When we have buflded these Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. F, place sooner or later collides with the saloon. Social selllemenl work­ things inlo the foundation of our Blake of Middleville. Col. and Mrs. A. D. Kuiskcrn, of ers, who began believing that evils bridge we need a gUperslrucluro of Chicago, arrived Saturday, for a resulting from drink could tie vigilant guarding; a revival of par­ ameliorated without prohibition, ental authority. Parents must not vinJt witli Hastings relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Adams of are now as zealous temperance only know the danger, they must think and act when their own-are Cnldwater were guests of Mr. ami workers as nre iu the Held. for When we can leach every tax­ threatened. More provision • Mr». I). C. Vandercook Sunday. Mrs. John "Parent ami daughter payer that every dollar of such rev­ safely-is found in obedience lo in­ of Detroit an* gtiesla of her par­ enue costs three or four for the telligent parents than in all Ihe laws ami proliibiliona on all Hie stalute support of police, courts, insane, ent.**, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. .Pryor. Mrs. Marie Fisher returned last prisons, poorhousea and hospitals, books <d all tlir Stales. Knowlftdn Weak from Jackson where ahu bSs Ihe tax-payer will be a temperance and caretaking will complete Hie man for his pocket book is dear to bridge. been visiting Mrs. Grace- Cutter. ' "We have struck our camp for­ Ellis Lake, of Colon, was called him. A Grand Rapids paper some time ever and we are out upon the lient wedncwlay by the serious H1-neM of his sister. Mrs. Leo Burton. ago published an editorial claiming roads." Regeneration for sin-curs­ (hat saloons in that city were Grand ed humanity is wailing there. Gone ■ Mrs. A. D. Kniskern'who has Iwen visiting relatives here since Satur­ Rapids own problem, ho business (ho years of agitatioq, done the (a*k day returned to Chicago this morn­ even of the rest of Kent County. of education, past the labor and the In another issue an item slated tjjal pain.- After the toil the reward, ing. * C. H. Osborn went to Grand Rap- forty-three men had been adjudged after the achievement Ihe Jubilee— -fds yesterday lo visit Mrs. Osborn, insane and sent to Slate hospitals our prayers answered—our homes four and country saved. Who is a patient in the hospital from that city in about months. Those were considered then!. •Mrs. W. J. I-ockton, of Battle hopeless cases and did not include COUNH MEETING OF THE Creek came Wednesday for u visit Hie number taking treatment at the I. 0. T. I. M. ASSOCIATION with Mrs. W. E. Merrill andjilher psychopathic ward at Ann Arbor nor those iu privato institutions. friends. Nerve specialists from twenty Mr. amLMi's. Fred Verkerke and Will Be Held in the Odd Fellows - Miss Cena Verkerke of Grand Rap­ countries met in Trent last fait and ids spent BOnday with Mr. and Mrs. passed resolutions declaring that ft) Temple In This City Friday; May per cent of insanity was caused by 22. Splendid Program Arranged. Monroe Bisson. Mrs. Marouaf Stebbins returned the use of alcohol. Grand Rapids’ The program of tho County I,. 0. Wednesday from a seven months own problem. Indeed, when the T. M. M. Association to Im* held nt visit with her daughter, Mrs. Hoop­ whole Blate must be taxed to care Hastings <ni Friday .May 22 al tin* for the products! .Michigan paid a 1. O. (J. F. temple at IliilMi A. M. er. of .Mi inidilH, Tenn. • . Miss Geneva Hayes h(i.s gone to lax.this winter of fllJ)00.(X)0 for the Meeting will !«■ railed to order Ann Arbor to attend the May Festi­ care of the insane alone. Editors by County Commander* hht Eaton. val and to visit her sister, .Miss Hel­ nee<l educating. Address of Welcome—Effie Scqll. When voters realize that an insti­ en Hayes. ' Response by Huso Sprague; of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin of tution, that breeds paunera, ami Delton. . Middleville are moving to this- city criminals, corrupts iiolilics, de­ Business meeting. and will occupy Esau Canuom’s bauches tlie young to such an ex­ The afternoon session will he giv­ tent that even a saloon-keeper does en to drills by Hutinn Hive, the ' hotiM* dn West Grand Hl. Anson nnd Fred Stanley of Grand not want it near his own home, draping of .charter and presenting Rapitls, were called home Saturday which attracts to itself all the bas­ of colors. on account of the illness of their er elements—bad people, had talk, Recitation—Minnie Bidclman bad dthids,— ch-grading young lives, mother, Mrs. M. Maynard. Piano Solo—Pauline Maiuti. Mrs. C. F. Brook’s and Mra. Os­ robbing thorn of virtue-and self re­ Recitation—Esther Da vis. car - Spencer; accompanied by spect—when voters can tip-made tn PajHT—Mrs. Bessie Ballou. see this the sahum will be outlawed, Michael Kelley, of Fort Nadiabh. Vocal Solo—Mrs. ItolM’rt Burch. All men must lie trained lo see la- spent Sunday al Gun lake. Violin ami Piano Duel—Ixiis Ship­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Arehnrt, Mra. that for social, economic, indus­ ley and Ordalia Sutton. • Lawrencv Arehart ami Miss Dora trial, as well as moral reasons tho Recitation—Mrs. Mary Maynard. Arehart attended the funeral of saloon must go. For social reasons Vocal Solo— la*va Caslelein. Mrs. Jarman in North Irving. Sun­ because the saloon is the breeding Vocal Duel—Lola Powers and place of vice—the place Whore the KiU.it* McIntosh. day. . . Miss Gertrude Smith was in Vilest- sins are created. For-eco­ Recitation—Della Caslelein, Nash­ Grand Rapids, Wednesday where nomic reasons liecause of the iu- ville. she was the guest of Dr. ami Mrs. coini>el<*ncc. and Inefficiency it caus­ Remarks by Lieut. Com. Lucinda ■ Collins Johnston, and also saw ’The es'as well as the death it deals out. Irlnnd, of Nashville. . ■ For industrial reasons because a Bluebird” al Powers'. Remarks by.G. D. C. Atwood. Mr. ami Mrs. Claude Pierson and drunken man irt any imsilion is a Hustings ladies will serve dinner daughter Dorothy, who have been menace. No man. no matter how at the ball. in Lis Angeles. CaL for tho past he may shout for "personal liberty," ' year ami a half, returned .Tuesilay wants lo ride on a train with a Grunge Prog rum. lo this city, ami are guests of her drunken engine<*r in the cab. Bel wren .r»7.W»> ami W'WM) men die Program for Glass* Greek ■Grange. Krents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lomin middle life in- the united Blates Song by Grange. r<i. Roll Call res|hmd<nl to by each , Among those who ntl«*mlM th* evei-j’ year. A great majority of ib.-iu. ji r,< mm who have been iq- ,Riving a memory (if Jiia ug Jief fath­ temperate. In a recent articlo in ।er? “Father's Example in Citizen­ • Sunday, were Chas. Bisson, .Mis« I lie Haturday Evening-Post. Samuel Minnie Hinson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bud J. Blytlie gives his reasons for quit­ ship.” . Recitation—"Daddy Knows." Oley Bisson. Burdelle Lichty. Mr. and ting tlic use of alcoholic leverages. Mrs. Will Uulgh-y and children ami His slrongest reason was that he Douglass. was attending so many funerals of Instrumental music by the falhMi.-s Arftbello Moore. ‘ MiM Gladys Bisson returned his friends, who were living'ns he ■erfbin the baud. Recitation about fathers.—Mary Tuciuiay irom several days visit in had livetl, who were dying in the Havens. Lansing where she was the guest venr prime of life. Mothers iiertl to lie taught things "Fathers Example iu Citizenship.'' of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blough. On Bunday she resumed her old place relating to life nnd health. Instead Discussed f>y Bros. Wm. Havens ami in the choir of the First Meihoilisl of saying “Bovs will he hoys; they Francis Gorham. Solo—Bro. Archie Woodman. Episcopal church of Albion, wherd must how their wild oats." iiiothers "The Ari of Being Good Nalured." she gn-etwi obi friends and associ­ need' to know that It is no mon. necessary for boys lo sow wild oats Sister : Esther Cronk ates ter a few <Uyi. Music. Elton Clifford of the Western than for girls and mothers. If wc Penny March. Blate Normal spent Saturday amt how soon* one must reap. A* little . Floy Whlllemore. - Bunday with friends and relatives imam from The New York Times— in Naalivillc amt HaMings. He i« Tho Wild Oijt Harvest—should be Blrylhl's Fall Fatal. ahnWing a special aptitude for art. taught every young person. ’ Vi'hilc riding In church in Mid­ ami in addition to the excellent “Mother, oh my mother, hard and hitler is uiy bread course in Art al the Normal has dleville last Sunday in romImm'u taking snreial instruction un­ And I am faint mid hungry for Gny with lii«‘frieud, Oscar Finksomething good to eat, -iler Mr. Delx*on of Kalamazoo. iuer, Lylq Telford fell from his During Hie summer vacation h<> i* Tho oaten loaf thou gavesl me has bicycle, fraclurud his skull and died n sally savor, • / < comiccUid with the leading hrt.uml on Monday morning. The young souvenir Moro at Mackimie telaud. The dark and bitt<*r oalenXoaf thou men were coasting down a sleep hill , gayesk uie to eat.y Where his work 'in burped wood and when Telford in attempting to re­ likins and sketrhiM of interesting place his feel on the pedals lost hts ilrHiM and beautiful views about “O, lillh* child of mine, chine is the balance and was throwen a consider­ gunerihg ' th<' Island command excellent able dislaiire, striking on his head. pricve. Four of-hw*studies ut the Of moldering seedlings thy sire hath He was taken to. a residence, near WeHlcrn Stale Normal in art were 'sown for thee. the scene of the accident; die died ' sent wilh the Normal Art exhibit to He hqth anwn the grain qnd I with without regaining consciousness. (ears have watered it Hie University al Ann Artior last year, only one oilier student in Hu* And thou must eat of lho oaten loaf, Grange Program. • biller though it be.", Ari class being so honored. He 'I'j' fflfL111 rorJrvin8 <in,uffv* •'*“> liitdics at the Normal this year. ".Mother, Oh my mnlhnr. feeble are ' Boqg. my bands and frail. The Christian Science Society. Reading-“1 Want To Bo A Tin* Christian Science Society in I cannot toll and struggle to bring Granger.'*—Hoy Travis. me in a wage. i-lings. Mklhimm, announce a free Paper by Mr.. Baumgardner, fol­ i on Christian Science, and 1 ijavl* gone a-lmugering arid I have lowed by discussion. gone a-cold, . Jy invite Ihe public In he Instrumental music by leclurer. I Mid hear Virgil O. Strkk- Thu ualen loaf thou guvvst me could Study of soil fertility. not my pangs assuage." L of New York, N. Y., memFlower Mau h. bo Board Of Loctureshin of Mary Krouowllter, Idclurer. “ 0 little child of mine, want shall Kher ’Church, the Piral «>e l*‘>’ herilagv, « . Of Christ Scientist, Scientist, in In llo»Bo»- „ House, (•ard of Thank»—We wish to ex­ ‘X'mJnT1PsMayOpera ' 25.’ 191 C at borrow and j»ov<*rly and shame and May 25, I'JH, at .... <lin’ disease, press our heartfelt thanks to the * I hou must reap of seed that was friends and neighbors for their ...... . — . * sowu heedlessly— kindni'M during the last illncM of . r-r it linl“'ling harvest that rob» <>ur wife and mother; to Rev. Yosl, L^y —-be- U-a ,lh> h,”lrt ‘,r ‘••J*’" v \ the bhoir ami all those who sent ailCh beautiful tlowcra. ' Hemau Bronson and family. - ax » -- --- Friday and Saturday \ Great Specials in fouse j^ressas "] $1.80 Values will be sold at 93c on these two days only. We can show you an ample variety of1 handsome new styles in House^Drejses, made of best quality Gingham, Percale and Madras, in carefully*selected patterns and colors. There are pretty light and dark stripes, checks, plaids and figures, trimmed with contrasting embroidery'edging and piping. The workmanship and fit of the dresses is excellent and the styles are very neat and attractive. The sizes are for Misses and Ladies and run up to the large extra sizes. They are our regular $1.SO'Dress- qq cs. Don’t pass up this opportunity. Friday and Saturday you can buy them atVoC She Corset of fashion and fealth It). &. r/uform . ** WOMAN has entered an evolution and is beginning to seek perfect health just as keenly as Fashion,'*—wc quote an address from a learned doctor. The Corset of Fashion is a Corset of health -W. B. NUFORM Corset-^and its aid in producing the deep chest, flat back and free, untramniclcd grace of perfect physical type is now admitted by all authorities. Aa a mddcst-priccd corset, strong and serviceable for every-day wear, yet with pride of line worthy to “set ofl” your handsomest tailored suit, we suggest' It). &. ifuform Corsets $! up Styles for Svery figure in our Corset Department Right htrt vt uanl to nwition Our Children's Dresses priced from 80c to 83.00 You really ought to sec these serviceable and cute dresses for girls—from the. littlcst tot up. It will hard­ ly be w<?rth your while to make them. Let us show now, while the r-/1 CQ f ' (T 1 lines are complete. Special values this'week at_________________ __uUCj OxC9 OVC 11,11 «pJL Rugs. linoleums. Carpets. Curtains and Draperies Remember Our fouse-Cleaning Sale is Still On And will end positively on May 22nd. Get last week's paper apd_read over the specials. Many have taken advantage of this most-timely money-saving cv^nt. WHY JNOT YOU? It means better values to you for the SAME money, or else more money in your pocket for the SAME VALUES. Lctais show you whatever you are interested in. We will not urge you to buy. Our Pure food Grocer!/ Department " ............—--^s .3 live it)ith Qood Values— •••””.... ■ — 11 1 Clean, frcih and appetizing Groceries and vegetables at most reasonable.prices. Call up No. 30 and let us supply your table needs. These arc a few of the many live specials this week: 22 lbs. Best H. & E. Granulate^ Sugar for'$1 4 lbs. Best Crackers for------ L25c 4 lbs. of finest Japan Rice „ 25c 3 lbs. of crisp Ginger Snaps foria--25c I) 8 lbs. best Oat xVIcal__-l _r25c Graham Crackers, per lb.-10c Lombard Plums in heavy syrup, 3 lb. can.- -_15c Sailor Brand Choice Salmon, per can__l9c ._yc 11 Finest Marrowfat Peas, per can...10c 23c [I Stowell’s Evergreen Swect Corn, per can9c Extra heavy 4-strand Broom\ Special Premium Ojjer Choicest Ifncolored Jaoan Jiw---Quality guaranteed. In full-weight 1 lb. cartons. Wilh every package of this choice Tea you will receive a premium of the fmest heavy grey English Enamel ware. The Price for the Package which includes the Premium is__J._„:87c C°n»c and see this remarkable offer on di»play in our window. Special Values Jhb touk in Ladies. Miss­ es and Child. lt)eickgenant & Riede Department Jtore To tMt ths staring powers of a "Wall, well.” said Dr. BlgbUl, Ms hs -Grandpa MinlHcker went Into a thoroughbred horse * Ns* Jersey man net a former patient on tho street, Pullman dining car and naked for the. redo an anftnal from Na* York to "I'm glad to aeo you again. Mr. Brown. wino card: Under prevailing reatric-l ro.b... n u. .u_ lho a-..flrot <00 Ho* are you this morning?" "Firat, tlono (he beat the waiter could giro1 Chicago. Ho ------covered miloa In less than 13 days of actual doctor,” aald Mr. Brown, cautiously, him was tho mineral water list Grand- • riding. Thia hare# onao mads the “decs it cost anything to tell your* pa looked at Um reproachfully and ex-1 distance of 78 miles lft>4 hour*, car­ .claimed: “Young than. I'm thirsty, rying a rtdar over tho mountains bsnot sick!" • • Mrs. J. D. -Zag<dmt*i>.<r visited her I twosn Johnstown. Pa., aad Pittsburgh. daugbliu-'s, Mr . nnd Mrs. Sttin'l: . . • tHprner's, Hi ed-CHy, hud weok.-re-: . Mr*. Fred Stanley Is caring/ for! A. u U.u»u u cm bum- lurnl„g SaiiiKiay audzbriuging herj tree husband's mother, Mrs. M. May-' U'1S3. . 1 gruudstm witti Iwr. ■ , nard. : j Special Values Jhis lt)eek in Ladies* and Misses* Coats, Suits. Skirts and always the lite commancea too. Bo soon aa the seeking of truth Is aban- Splta Is a little word, but it ropro-. senta as strango a jumble of feeUnjW and compounds of dlscor* as any ticri MoCOll is on Um lick HU �f THE HASTINGS PAGE FIVE MAY 11.1MI. ;w8 Spring Specials Munsing Union Suits Give Complete Satisfaction Mr». John Bronson to very ill. Nori hern grown *®*d potatoes at Puller’s Grocery. 2-wks ..n_ Allen .ei—--<1-granl(Kj Alton has p city scavenger’s li««U A meeting of tl|o 1 until, will be held on Friday evrali Hastings Hive No. 3 will meet on Wednesday ovenlng. I—* — FpecW-Sun<l»r«®<ter »' Barry Our ad. last week brought many people to our hotel 35 oente io Hastings people— store to investigate our. special bargains. We are AUv. I have moved my art go^h Into continuing the same prices this week. the W6ickgenanl S Riede store, first floor. Bart Horton.-Adv. A number of pairs of womens ox­ fords, slightty worn for sab- at Lud­ low's Electric Shoe Shop.—Adv. The council has mad" an appro­ priation of >50 toward* l tie observ­ 1 lot $2.50 Ladies' Shoes, ance of Memorial Day iu Hastings. Ironside Brothert have many of special price per pair their new cemetery vases fitted with • $1.69 . flowers now and they ah* all ready fonettlng. ‘ Ladies'and Misses’ Dress­ OXFORDS The city council has authorized survey nnd plans for th.* Market, All Ladies’ and Men’s Ox* es and Kimonas, $1.50 Walnut and GraotT aireels sower, values, Sale price ' fords will be closed out at which wm iii! a branch of the Green street sewer. 25 to 60 per cent off Mrs. Mabel Kellar, through At­ torney John Gould, has begun suit MEN’S WORK SHOES for $10,000 damage* against W. P. Jobncox. whom she declares at­ Per pair JI .75, $2.50, $3 -$14MI values, Sale price tempted to oxsanllJltr. Mr. and Mrs. FraMrCarponter and MEN’S f n s family have moved into Jus. .Mat­ Priced$1.50 up to $3.50 thews' house on Thorn BL .Mr. Carpenter is working for the rail­ 6025 road company at Nashville. Jacob Neiss and John Ij’mhi have dissolved partnership. Mr. Neiss having purchased Mr. Coon's Inter­ SUITS AND COATS In checks and plain materials, est In the blacksmith sho|>. Mr. $35 Suits, Ladies' and Misses', now.$ 18.00 Coon will spend Mme time at Ling •2.98-$3.98—$4.98 lake. , , . $30 Suits, Ladies’ and Misses', now.$ 15.00 The ineletnrai weather on Mon­ $16.75 Suits, Indies' and Misses'. $12.50 day night made il jatpossflib* for the Others at $5.98 and up. local Pylliians to carry nut their Out big line of Ladies* Waists, which were mon in tho scries, “The Signs of the plans of visiting th-- Woodland $ia Coats, Ladies* and Misses' 8.50 priced from $i.oo to $3.so, now Times’* next Sunday night. "The. lodge. The visit will be made nl $io1Coats, Ladies* and Misses'. 7.50 some future date. Signs of tho Times in Socialism." marked down to At the council meeting on Friday $7 Coats, Ladies’ and Misses* 5.50 79c, 89c, $149, $1.49 and $1.79 evening, A. A. Wilmont was ap­ Presbyterian Church. pointed lire warden. Tho office of “Pnacw Sunday” will ho observed dog .warden was again bestowed up­ LACE CURTAINS next Sunday with a special sennon that efficient hunter of canines, al i0:30. All th>* churches of Great on A few bargains: Andrew Jackson Jewell. Britain and America have been ask­ A' good assortment of colored and The bridge over 'We'l Creek nl $7.00 Net Curtains, per pair.'—$4.48 ed to observe Sunday May i7 a« tin* foot, of the hill of \V. Gfeen st. plain borders at $3.00 Cream Scrim, per pair:$2.29 peace Sunday.' Kunezel's Orchestra will Im? placed over the .'arm- creek will furniMi special music for the on the townline road north of Ml. fa.oo White Scrim, per pair$1.48 10c, 15c and 25c 7 JO P. M. service. Practical Gospel Calvary ceiiielery. A "i'l'* culvert gt.oo White Curtains, per pair79c message by the pastor. ‘ Also better ones at will replace Ihe bridge. «Odd lot of Curtains we will sell at 1-2 . Mother's Day was observed last' 35 cents for Sunday dinner at price, at from 13c to $1.25 each. 35c—50c Sunday nnd carnatiofis were given* Barry Hotel to Hasting-* p- opk-.— tho mothers and to some of the Adv> . father# jpfesonL The Aid Society W. S.-B«*i)ham. who iiisorl<*d an furnished the carnations which adv. in last week’s lune of the werevery much appreciated. . HANNEB for men to help construct Tin* Ing event this week is Ihe good roa'ls, says he is gi-tting good 22 lb«- H- & IL Sugar$1.00 Fancy Oranges, per dos. 30c to 50c Another big shipment of Pineannual reception nnd social affair results from the adv. lb- expects to *n<1 v"’ of the Fellowship Club which will lie in Homer three or four months. 3 cann Cou.nry c.vn'.lenmn Cetti.lSc "> Bu.k luHcc. l.>. ■ 23° • reasonable prices. Conn early. he held in tin* .'huii'li nin| social Ho lip.** seven miles of Male reward morns on Friilny evening at 7:45. road To build there. The members have the prfyilege of Owing to changes in Ihe city's af­ bringing a lady guest to this final fairs. Leon Hopkins, who has had niccling. Cornmiltees are at work charge of the city puiiipiiig station, arranging lo make I Ids event a big­ Ims resigned and Wallace Green has ger affair than IflM year's. taken his place. Mr. Hopkins has 5>ne lo Maulstec to visit Mr. and tUcn nair Distinct, . rs. Frank Collin*. Each hair commences Its life tn a Some oil catching fire in ihe dirt minute pit. or follicle.' of the skin and pan of un automobile in front of ban a tip that iu gradually pushed up­ Tire. Slate Street garage on Friday • ward by the development of liny cells morning caused such' a blaze thill . tn .tho bulb or root. Oil glands at the an alarm was turned in. The pan JUDSE SMITH'S OPINION IN ROYAL ARCH MASONS ENPLAN TO HOLD "HEALTH side of the latter supply tho hair with was quickly detached al ronsiderFIGHT OVER MORTGAGE TERTAIN LOWELL BRETHREN; ■ WEEK" IN HASTINGS greaso, so that when ono is pulled out ■abh? risk and the machine was It appears ao a ball of fatty substance. tf!iv<-iL Papers in Kiltingcr-Dlek- Ami Grand Chapter (Mllcers. De­ 1>. E. McClure, of Slate Hoard of The Melliodisl.' of SI. Johns have Declares I or moat distant end, la the oldeat, be­ arranged a "Homecoming” for May erson Deal Were Exrrtili-d Be­ gree*. Conferred on Two Teuius. Health to Explain Plans al cause it la In and around the neck of 17 al which will !.*• present Bev. J. fore Reliable Officer. Banquet and Speeches. . Mrelinp Friday Evening. tho bulb that new cells are added, and H. Pinckard, of Mt. Pleasant, for-, Judge Smilli has given an opin­ nierly pastor of Hastings M.. E AbouF-liMJ Royal Arch Masons at­ ,Thr mnmter* of tin? Hastings therefore push out tho already fin­ ion in the action wluch Nelson and church. The members of Hie con­ tended the big gathering in the ished. length. Lillie KilHnger brought against gregation are preparing to give Bev. , local Masonic temple on* Fri­ ing with County Y. M. C. A. Secre­ and Mrs. Jlinckard a wapri welcome. Grant Dickenum to secure a bill tn day evening when the local chapter tary Vaiub'rcook iu a movement for restrain foreclosure qn a moil gage Burnt Aluminum Pans. The committee which arranges a and to reform a note and mortgage. had for il» gtivstij the members of holding in Hastings early in N'oIf your aluminum pans or kettles program each year for the" observ­ The i-iHiipluinanl claims Hint tin* iliMiker Chapter Of Lowell and-a vemloT-a "Health Wi*ek". Assistant get scorched and black do not scrape ance of Memorial day .in Hastings mortgage should be SI.UMi due live number of Grund Chapter oflicers Secretary of llr«- Stale Board >>f Ihe. Stale. Thu was th» mo»l Health, I». E. XL’Cluiv. wHI be in or scour them. Half fill with water, will hold a meeting mi Friday eve­ years from date with interest at Rix luf ; ; * i;,rijnni"‘?.T1..,■*’m ihhmrTTJ Hastings on Friday uiitbL and ex''j""1 mt „ add a heapink teasponful of soda and ning. Ils members are Judge Clem­ tier rent. The d.-fendanl claims that | plaiq Ihe work nnd its possrtnlities mortgage shouhl 1 n \ Uu. mqrigago should tebe •1.450. 4M50. with withj bolt for tch udnutce; they will be aS ent Smith, Judge Mack. C. !•’. Field the >n Umim/fcUwnL h>and W. T. Wall;u-e. The 'Memorial . 5S^h.“h,u±r bright as ncw.--C=;i J”? ten,4 degrees.IIMHI a nmilvrsts day aSucn wm ite delivered by dale, tin balaim du< hrltve yvais,ilw’of j jj waters, I.. W. Heath ion* ions officers and officers uf organBev. BumcII H. Breaily. Details fur S.TX'.'X *»" the day have nol yet been'hrrang- drafted as tho 'detendaiil claims.; ih,.’ niii,'.',.^ ,,r’T7.w,.irrii7in’..i-’.’-oii” representatives to this meeting. The defendants I that t Ire , ,’’ , v£r.^Ju^ ed. Mr. nnd Mrs. Advlbert Wilcox note and mortgage had been chnngKerr^fn.i Wth S.-limler ’ * " Among I hose invited are the mayor aiiiLaHlcrmch. ministers, the county have received word from their son. «*. orthal Ihry lu.l ..................... t *>"•> Wit*. Urluulw. Claude, wounded in the battle of ent paper# from Ihe yues they read A baiKiuel wjm Held al .6:30 o'clock, i iilllri-r.-. I In* supervisors, the deilLVera Cruz, that he, is /"apidly re­ and supposed they were signing. the feast being served by Un' iiicm-i ist-j. nnmibers'of all (he teiiirds of covering from the injury caused to bct jp of Hie I). E. S. chapter. Trox- eilucatlon. the roiumUrioner . of The court says in part: et... s’orchasirt fiiruis'lied -IiooIs. tin* ..... furnished The the music.) music. ‘ m schools. Hie attorn.-ys attorney#, teachers mid his left ankle by n Mexican bullet. 1 ",O1."hl* .H'!'. ............. . 110,0 . W —•t'•r■S » "jin, 1!*. ,’V h>’j ? .iiiui<(.', **• ,i. *’• oi Hastings ,i»c*uiiit«' *! officers —•••• •- of. the •••■ sehuob — ..v4.s, represeutaHe is nol among those on Ihe way 1. '.ftd north on the hospital ship "Solace.’’ drafied by and the |>a|>er«( executed i Chapter presiding, a brief program !llv,"‘ "r >*••' pre**, officer* of tliewoiw.fnr..au repulabb* r.....>0.1.1..nflieer, <»m....r who ...h„ had >.—iI *fi*4k'wi**i.' ,..>>...... , Informal talks were giv-!'"eii's clulit III** Grauge, the AntlHo and a comrade, who was alia before ' ' of Mitu-1Tuberrtffhsis Society, and the W. C. Mau- iTuber wounded, are now in the hospital no interest in fateifying them, and en by John H. Kiugsby, ward ol the'battleship, North Caro­ whose repulallon la such as to chestef^G. IL P.; Dr. W. H. BoqHi.1T- vmaki) it presumptuous that he of Grand Rapids, G. II. lina. * Jndge Bev. Bussell II. Bready, who is would do so.'* Frank II. William*, Allegan, G. Drath <>f Mr*. Huliluh OHs. ’ M. secretary of tin* Grand- Rapids Dis­ “I am satisfied from all the proof **,’r'* '* Mrs. Ifuldah Olis, age<l 8u yeart. trict Conference of the M. E. church that the defendant has >-stablished will attend the semi-annual confer­ his claim and Hint the romplainnntw After the wmk in the evening.lune uf the pioneer residents nf ence ip Ravenna on Monday and hnve wholly failed lo make Out a other brief talks were given by 1 Rulland township, ilied al the home Tuesday. He will deliver the open­ teash entitling them lo the relief,'Juilge Maynard, «f Charlotte. G. !..:;<>( In-r son. Edxvanfc iu this city. ing address on Monday morning, the prayed for." . ,*;I»r. M. Clayton Gr«-ciir, laiwell, H., early on Wednesday morning. In--. ' , . . , '.I*, • •of ’> vitmniK visiting viimner. cliapter. uini and »y by Mr.icca*»s| .>11.1 re.i't was teirii in Ohio in August. topic of his sennon being, "How to ' rhe court addn lhal.llir dufcmL ;■ Hooker, aged 81 years, yem>. originator of 11831. Siu- mid her husband; tin* Solve ihe Sunday Night Problem." anl is entitled to laky a decree f,u* " -• • ... —। ... ter rjooker chapter and.... for seven years laic Philander Oli». w|io died 15 Tht* confereiuw will adjourn iifr. Ihe amount of Ihe mortgage nnd tHg|, priest. T (-candidates al-'years ago. rams UuMicliigan ami an<l for ; nn high The time 011 Tuesday tn allow thus?! who Ihe- MpeiiM-s of the foreclosure uulua<b. a f^v remarki ..r.. on. Js.-tlted in ItUilaml in HWi. Eight wish to do so to attend tho meeting der the law. * for Bishop Bprt in Hastings. visiters from Allegan ami two fromf[",'"w,IlJ1* siirxixc. Beth, of Cluir. Of'tho 36 who liNik the recent Opinion iii Kcrn Cutsi-.• .wu. i'.harlotte. iiq-Iuiliiu Victor Rohlin.E'lward. of Hasllng*: Mrs. teachers’ examinations, only about • -• ... ......... .. chapter, ....... ; Ada-Jx-nknis. of Entotr Ba(M«ls: Mrs. In an opinion handed down in the i। high priest. of diarltdle six iiummIu, one-half >>f the number ' | Louis Ejiuei-. of Rutland; Mrs. . , securing second grade eertifleates. ease of the Slate Bank ot Eaton ‘ :---------------------George Hartliy. of (IsritUR; Chirk Tho reason for this chowing is par­ RajiiiJ* vs. George- Kern, Jmlucr Death u, of Mrs. Harriet aiiiuuiu. Jurnuin. Otte.-of who left -sexernl Smith Illis has found of HIV the! ■»vum KIUll‘1 'In >11 favor UI ■..*>. Hilum ............ Hustings, -....................... ■ • tially explained-, by the fact that nlllllll The action was Mr*. Harriet JnnAnn. aged 01 W*M’**» a“° fur a trip td Ohio nnd some of the aspiring pedagogues complainant. ««* * >“'« P^’ took the exaniimilii-iisriq order to brought by the bank lo proxe that year*, one of the uldust resident# ot ", J"?’* Mr. Kern gaxc hi-wife a Joint deed |rxmg township. died mi Friday k ""." '*. Umile and Anna, two experiment wilh their qualifications an Hint** nine weeks. Bur- t,‘'Kr ‘'hddryn. pus#ed away years for leaching. iSeim* of (hem will, in Mime property in Delton in order aftcr <■■■ .....vr- of UIIW V.. on rerommendiitb'H of Cohunlssion- !tu place the property beyond Ihe iul service.- were held from Cobb: will lH*-du.‘hl on **r Edger, lake summer courses in reach of the bunk which hold •hurvli. Irvin; the Western Normal college tn or­ Hgaiii-I him a note for $2Jmmi. der lo be ready for the tpachurir ex­ The-eoifrl says that Ihe eompltiin- requ'tegy. Deceiued was born-m nf nine o'clock from tin* home. of Edward OU* to Rutland church . England in 1823 mid wm married aminations in Auguil. nitl< may .bike a ilecree in 3u daya Mr. conduct . The east laiund C. K. A 8. passen­ mid proceed to »ell Jjje premises then* l>> Henry Jarman. Jarman, -They nicy icame ’biiw where..ilnv. • • ■ •• — .*-. Yost will v “ . F* ....... •*-- in ”• u" MIhlui X”?.1" :- Ilu™l »IH Ulin pure. Ill ger train was dt-l.i>*an hour on levied on. if (he notiy is not puid to Ihe-L'nited r H. TV i.iunn-1 enu'U'Un.l . . in. lrry. Tilusday morning by u large quan­ within thal-time. vessel hi 1851. Z... . tity of earth waslied dowt| upon Hie smiled three nionllis ’ I'unug Got th# Owl, A flyway. voyage one nf theff children Hind track near East Cooper. During the tiighl o heavy*'rain storm caus­ Dull Fecliiio—Swollen Hands mid and wire buried at m>». They rmm«i While William K. Whitia* at K!l> Feet Due to Kidney Trouble. al (hum ed water lo wash eirrtb • from the Frxilig (owiislftp. where; hills inlo the cyl through.which Ihe ' Youw kidm-ys -need hel<» xvlum they afterwards resided. Mr. Jar-1 Mreet one evening.fan h.awd a peculiar railroad runs. In Hie morning tjic your bauds and feel thicken, swell mail died in 1882. The following! commotion, and ui<on .ISTMtigatW* K engineer discox'ered that the track till, mid you feel dull and sluggish. children survive: Mrs. Fred Cush-! was covered for nearly 100 feet...... with Tak« Fnley Kidney Pills. They ar>b Illg. ..„. Mrs. Louis __ — and Fred Bisson Hastings, Mich. IJuvnuin’ of nf Trvuu Tr-toia luwiui SllrtU- cured hi» stusfKua and u earth from one tu two f—* deep., * ionic, stimulating and slietrgilien-'Jarni.m Tile eritw uf the freil, train, _____ _ (llf, ing m.M and r»*»tor»* your kidneys Jarman, of. Gabelli .. .to;nek • > < • ■. w - m ■■ > ... ii u. m I il Cl>lllll¥; * found that the dox'« h*whictF follows th’- v-'ss',fig«i' truth, iicallhy normal m-.tinii. Try them. Mrs. >jcllie Emory, of Goldfield, the awl »*» still ibsre Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. Nev. I shovelled away the barrier. At Prices that Will Attract JjTlNE in quality, non­ irritating, famous for fit, durability and washabil­ ity. No gapping, do bind­ ing. "Standing or sitting, always perfect fitting. SHOES , "Satisfaction in every thread." "Buttons too;"- All styles in all sixes for all ages. 1 Dresses and Kimonas $1.11 Kb Morrill, Lambie & Co. Michigan • | THE CHURCHES . • L ‘ • Lqlled Brethren Church. The Church With a Welcome, C. W. Ballou, pastor. BetAiccs will be as follows for next Bunday. 10:30, Preaching,' Subject, "Christ Living In Us." 12:00 Sunday School. 4:3o Junior Endeavor.* 0:00 Senior Endeavor. 7:00 Preaching. Subject, "Watch­ man What of the Night." Our Christian Endeavor workers were determined lo bring victory out of defeat. And not wllhstamHiig the unfavorable weather for hold­ ing such festivities they proceeded lo carry out their program. About ono hundred enjoyed the moat ex­ cellent .music, mid addreawa nnd the society feel greatly (indebted lo all who helped to make jt a auewss. The services of Sunday mornihg and evening were of unuimal help and inspiration. The pastor's ad­ dress in the morning on "Child Life in the Home anil Sunday School" brought many' favorable comments and about twenty parents pledged themselves lo a more thoughtful. prayerful ami consecrated endyvor to make their homes more Christ like. ■ * The Endeavor Anniversary service in the evening was ail that could have been expected. The subjects presented brought new light and encmiragemcnt to the work. Five were formally received inlo the so­ ciety al that time. The society resrebi very much that because of thp weather more were not aldo lo enjoy the banquet program. Thn church join with the pastor in extending a most cordial Invitalion to all In Joining wilh us in dif­ ferent departments of church work and worship. , Emmannci Church. Bev. Carroll L. Bales. Iteclpr. a«frvicCT iH'xi Sdi|aay'aA follows: 79c Dress Skirts One Price Clothiers Hastings, I T HOES Holy Communjon, 8:00 A. M. . Morning Prayer and Sennon 10:30 A. M. Evening Prayer and Address. The App>*araiice of the Hisen Christ at the Lake of Galilee." 7:30 P: M. All will find n worm welcome al Emmanuel church. Strangers and new-comera are cordially invited. The Sunday School is nl 12:00 noon. Bible Class lesson. Acts VIII. There will be a "Chart Talk" for the whole school in the parish hall at 12:35 sharp- Subject, “The-Parable of the True Vine." A confirmation class is to be formed al onee. There are al­ ready some prospective member*. Instruction will begin in a week or two. Those who d-'-iro td enroll should al once speak to the rector. Baptist Church. Thursday night, 7:30, midweek prayer and praise service. Sunday School; 10:00. Notice! The hour for* Sunday School is thirty minutes earlier. Ite sure nnd be on Him*, so as not to lose out in the winning of the Bible or button. Morning worship. It:oo. Pleas.*, note that morning worship Is at 11 :l)0 and nol 11:30. Sermon by pas­ tor. Music by choir. Young People's meeting. 6:30. Yoke Fellow Band, 6:30. Evening service, 7:30. Brlfetlt song atorx-ice. Special -music. Gospel message by pastor. . Tuesday evening collage prayer meeting. 7:30, al the home of Mr. Will Fisk, N. W. corner Mill and Broadway. Wednesday afternoon, 2:00. Indies Aid Society will be held al the home of Mrs. E. LunTOr, 410 Michigan Ave. Mclhodbit Episcopal Church. Methodist Episcopal church. Bov. Bussell II. Broody, pastor. Public worship next Sunday nl 10:30 A. .M. nnd 7.*30 P. M. Next Sunday morn­ ing the pastor will begin a series of sermon^ ou “Tho Apostles Creed." First sennon, "I Believe iu God the Jfalber ^Umighlyr.Mal..r1nf JJnav.<n and Earth"' Evening,’ secund ser- Waists 5 Curtain Material Grocery Department J. I. PIERSON 8HASTINGS, SON .MICH. Phone 9 Department Store Systematic Business ti H •TO deposit your "working funds” with us makes “ you systematic and encourages good business methods. We will be pleased to explain many of the advantages of the checking system to you. The best business men in every town and city carry checking accounts with their local banks and if you desire to follow good business policy you should open a checking account with us. Why not start immediately, thus beginning one of the principles of business and financial success. n n Hastings National Bank Only National Bank in Barry County Thw the. ».•* �THE IHRTTNGH BANNER, MAY H. »fl. Mum Mattie Hate is visiting her' | other relatives al ll-rsey. Mich. ' . Mrs. Qlenft Gardner is improving very slowly. She was in flrand Rapids last Wednesday to consult Gray Brother.* shipped thir last with Dr. J. B, Whinwy. A meeting of the businoM men of INDIANAPOLIS FEDERAL load--i»f stock lo their nortljorn ranch hist wck, consisting of cat- Jhe village was called to qiccl ul Ihe LEAGUE TEAM WILL COME . ................... office of G. D. Whitnipre, Monday .- ■_______ Jud Harvey ami mother, return- evening nl 7:30. to make arrange­ ments fw memorial services. !^u‘ak l’sc<l Slick Well. But Found T(| ju|v JO, if HaMings jfrnnJ ,:j,,,X"rnla* TI10 O. E. 8. Chapter No. 17, met The Ball Too Hol Io ( Fans Will Guarnntcr Snlc of ' Tltey are very miti'h in Jove with at Masonic hall lust Friday avanlng ’•'•Id. , । IMMj Tickrte. the climate there mid may decide when th** work was exempliflrd and of officers for the com­ In th*’ fourth, game Tri-j Tb6 «,f * Barry county, lo live 1lieh« permanently. Judd installation ing year. Pasl W. I’. <L Matron Au­ Camnly Je^gye pla>i‘d -d .the will’ have Hre-nppnrlunify of M*»’ing saw John .Mr.Quccii while, there and gusta Mntlifton was lli» installing fair mouq.U ..11 kvturdav. • harlot-1 iu. llrtl i..,,,,, thal ever says he is feeling flne.lind doing a officer upon this occasion. to defoaled Hastings t.t to 4. . I to*. Inj(> H.i->'county on July Hl. Hu r liusin''". He ti.i\ sotnc Trilli Mrs. W. .A. Pierce who has been set otd and several ncf?» of alfalfa, -pending the winter in Palatka, •< that are doing line. Florida, expect- to start north thin , rellent form forfixhigh .\v.-. L ; • J .- |p, i.w l.eaguo loam week. She will remiin in Kalama­ CliarlolH. made _ run*trhmd m tho |mUral y i..|.n ai||'.1|gl . |ia, ’reeeivtheir plowing, hut Hie way (but zoo for a few «lays rest and visit wilh her son, IJ. A. Pierce nnd fam­ •M'ltkid I ohner biTlig pl<*ntIftU I wju (B,. ily on hcr way home. . ibmsli went into lite l>ox-in lh< la*l „ .ttqv organized big l>’aguo. which I hem smile. Mr. and JKrs. Leech df Fowlerville G. 11. Whitman* was in Grand nuloed over Sunday un<i nre Hie Rapid* on business Thursday. .jar.* of ihe American and H. -E. Hnndrick. of Grand Rapid* guesta of the Inlier's son Mnrion until lhey>.h,id piled up a discmirag- I mg kml. Iu.ck ..f .*oa. hmg and ‘ ™ 'h, , Ulc man. wus III II.I-HII-’-. .Hill Middleville on Hennwayand wife. Judson Harvey and mother- rcpraeh.se aro th> only renMui* why ’ n, l|f u„. U .d team willj.e biisijie» mi Thursday. Maynard Matteson, of Grand ffap- lurned home from I/»ng Brach. Cal­ U*’ “• ‘ft™™ ”,r <•«•&* V'” ifornia, Ttraradav evening, where lhe> sln.uld h.n.- mad". r.’.|.’>al L.-Jgu-T.-.. they have npenl die winter. Tliey lington street. He report* all well like Ihe'cHninte ihere very'much out at Madison Square where ho and may .decide to live (hero per­ manently. North and Routh. Itax n good job. Bauer ami Myers, plus Raymmid‘Barrel in enjoying til* ' Mrs. C. S. Skillman was the guest . Huffman and Hayes, minus 3, vacation with his mother and of her cousin, Mrs. Wm. Willard Stebbins nnd Severance, minin friend*. He has a tine job with Sal unlay nnd Sunday, returning lo Hniiinu Sumlaj rv«*ijimr. , --------------- Ln*! hihI-UUwU . . PostmoKtar Cliarles Parker nriiT SanR Ste. Marie. Ilubtuinl and .Adiadi-r. average. Charles McPeck. who is working family are nicely located in their Hirst mnkStninni. minus 1. in Grand Rapids, spent Sunday* with new home recently nurchaMd from the Tradl estate. They are max­ his family here. Hank Stoors mid Roy Brace start-, ing some necea-ary repaint in dec­ ENJOYABLE MEETING OF t.sl oii( after the turtles and next orating and painting the sqim*. Mollien’ Day was observed in all YOUNG LADIES BIBLE CLASS week Art Brace. Jr, leavi*s for a summer trip for Hie same dainty* flic churches in town last Sunday with a good attendance at each nr morsel. ' ' Held in Social Parlors of Methodist (hir fishermen have had a few them. A story nnd song service of the Episcopal Church on Tuesday day* good sport on I lie river. nrnlIters of tho Bible class, was held Evening. Harry Bennett. W. J. Hnywanl, A. The members of the Young La­ M. Gardner and M. F. Jordan-had a at the .Baptist church, Sunday eve­ dies’ Bible Class <»( Ihe Methodist One trip to Detroit by rail and re­ ning. which wa* very much enjoyed by nil who had the pleasure of be­ Sunday School mid- iiivilcd Ruesls. ‘ / to the number of 142 enjoyed a line rondo several stops on the way backl ing present D. W. Johnson has recovered pot luck supper al the social par­ and cnlb-il on friends. from his recent auto accident so as lors Tiies,iny evening* After Ihe C. t!. Whitman and family will! to resume his duties as mail carrier, supper an excellent ‘program was •given. Mgs Be«sio Doyoo acting n.< move from Grand Rapids t<\. their I on Route Nd. 3, aflor being laid up The Half Was Red Hol. toaslmisln-ss. The toasts Jill por- recently purchased home In the with his lamenes* for three weeks. Be-went out Monday morning for .village this week. Rainer of the visitors pitched a laiiuvl io travelling, as Ihe teacher Irving Lampson nnd sister are tho firs I time. fine game and Hasting* could not. of tlu> rias*. Mr*. Flora Henkes, will Mrs. Anna Morton of Grand Rap­ leave next month for Europe, where moving to Grand Rapids, when* tie id*, was a guest of her daughter, the sixth idniqg when they made she will , spend the summer. The tins employment In one of Ihe Mrs. Fred Carl, and family, last four scores.- which wps all they program throughout was Aery int­ cemeteries.' week. eresting alid enjoyable, and the Grant Hamilton of Detroit arriv­ Raymond Barrell is spending ten linn splendidly, and Beck in left guests of the class speak of it as ed Friday and is enjoying a few days.vacation with his mother, Mrs. field made several creditable catch­ far above the average in . merit. days with Ids parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alula Barrell. He holds a-posiliun es. Some of Ihe other players let Mrs. Henkes, was presented with a L. Ej Hamilton and family. in the U. 8. custom service nl Sauli the ball get away from them nl folding thnbrella as a remeipbrance St*. Marie. Mich. critical times. They found it red from the yofiog Indies. The mein- autped ov.t Sunday nnd are visit­ hot, and could not .hold jt. With iH-rship of th* class is now 01, and ing tin' latter’* son and wife, Marlon the slick. however.’ thejp made a 4k*ii;vway. in the wh.uio Sunday school. line showing. E. M. Browp spent Friday in The next regular social meeting The score by inning* follows: Grand Rapids on business­ will I h > held Monday evening. June Charlotte..3 3 0 I o 3 (t 2 1—12 11 3 Window shades have been placed Hastings. ..U 0 OR 0 i no o-, * (1 « I. at the home of the MissA Myrtle Uu* wiud'jws of the Mijldlrvilh* ’ • Balftiric*—Rabior tm»r Grime?; nwi Ethel Hrvlrirk, 33» W«-*l Con- tn Inn. which gives it a Imjk of being Continued from p««* on*1’almer, Roush and Garlnbd. • occupied. Mr. and Mrs. Marr will be here nnd put things in shape to * Invocation, -. Rev. W. M. Puffer. . Dowling Ladies Aid.. Charlotte Pilchers Marry. Trinity ('.liuron. Grand Rapid*. Seems far belter than wealth. D. W. Johnson, -who received on The monthly flapper. Three star pitchers who have When some one has hunted out, injury lo his leg, when his auto Iwen connected wilti the Charlottep. Or lost lit* robust health, Annual elraUofi of officer*: poll* crank kicked him. Iias.so far re ­ base ball learn, have recently mar-" open from 0:00 lo 7:3l> p. in. " It’s then a kind wont or deed. covered as lo tie alite io be back al ried young ladies in that city, sav*[ I’ve read of Cressey Ladira Aid, Introduction of the lli*hop by llic work on his It. F. D. Route. the Portland Review*. In order -to president. , And 1 know of many others. imnvide material for n winning team 8:00 p. m, section for the church it is suggested that the girls pick Made up moslly. I believe .and general public* th'* pastor pre­ Fatal Accident Sunday. , out a few catchers ncjff and thenj of busy, husy mothers ’ “ Lyle Telford; who was riding a siding." get their rocruit* from Ihe oilier' Al Dowling there is nne, Brotherhood marching io the au­ tffcyrle down West Main St. hill ditorium in a body. IHMdiions on Ihe nine. Wc might -be Wilti membera that are workers, Sunday morning wilh a Imy com­ pardoned for remarking that the1 I’.'ihnp* you'd watch all day. Chorus. "Jx>rd Almighty. Before panion going to church, was thyowu Thy Throne” by Brotherhood Glee And yet thid no shirkers. from his.wheel wilh such force Wiut Club. ilitig junior leant in tint course of a Two things they can surely do, it caused concussion of the brain. Invocation, by Rev. John W. He fell m front of Ihe residence of Sheehan, Second Street Church, To work and to be jojly. Dean Miller, who carried him inlo Grand Rapid*. [Tn hiugh at any good joke Tri-CxYimly league ll"«’nr* .... lho bouse. Dr. Swift was called. • Address of Welcome to Bishop . Games Saliirdny. I Thfi- |nRq^IMl Onco jn every month, He regained consciousness so that -Burt on behalf of the church, John h‘- told them who he was. He was C. Ketcham. ifastings ^il| play in Eaton Rap-1 But. oh. that sumptuous dinner '• • Ike son of Mrs. Frank Pender. Mr, Ms on Saturday: Nashville play* in!To which everyone can come, Song. "Glad Day,” led liy the ami Mtn. Pender were summoned by Men ’s Cltoru*. -Charlotte; Williamston' in- *Mason; [The ’*”- saint a« well ’* ns sinner. ! ’ telephone. They came very soon Th<Apre«enlation of the Bistiop by D-slie in Grand Lislge. There i« cake, and pie, and chicken, and took him holne in an auto the district '"superintendent. Dr. They reside three miles west of John C. Flnyd. The bill of fare a dime. v Catcher Is Sigurd. town. Drs. Taylor and Hanlon vis­ Ja'cture, “Tlic Making of ■Modern MeinlH-r* of the Hauling* fias* Do you wonder we declare. ited him In ihe afternoon, but he ! Italy” by Bishop Hurt. We'll come nun in next time? hall (earn ar* being siuue«l. and the did n^t rally, and died early Mon­ Formation of the Brotherhood full number of necessary tdaycra1 Then after dinner they work awhile. day morning. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ponder Circle. 7 wit; Mx<fi tie signed. The last ud.lt- At carpel rags or patching. have the sympathy of rrtatrves-and Informal reception. timi is George KraUnmler, of Cliel- They suein to thing it only fun.' neighliors in their sad horeav^ipent. A section of seals in the auditor­ sea. "who will otllciiiie hehiml the To m.*w the pieces they, are mutcli- Tlie body will be taken to Kingsley ium will bo reservetfand held until bat.’ George Stebbins also was an , ing. for burial Thursday. . H:<X» o’clock for lh^ "people of tho applicant, and he has hern offered Mr. mid Mrs. Arthur Gales ot Hastliig* circuit “ a position hr Hie oultleld. Stiuram- -They either sell nr give away. Grand Rapids were the guests of his If there are any members of the has -signified his intention.to play The things that tliey'vn been mak­ parenls Mr. nhd Mrs. James Clark Brotherhood who cannot be present ing. third back. At present he i* play­ nnd family, Saturday and Sunday. al "the supper, they, are rimuested tn ing shortstop for one of Hie trams Am| use the money to do good. Leroy Bixler has gone to East -In- the Rdulb Michikan league. For some poor heart Hint’s aching. Hamilton, Mass, where ho expects ndtify the presid/nt, Mr. Hedrick, as every seal at tho tables will be Next week the line-up will probably I! When church carpijts. show the to remain for Ihe summer. needed. lie-completed. Mrs. Lora Stafford visited Mrs. wear. This is the final meeting of Ilin The players are expected tn re-1 • Clara Watters in Hastings, n few BrollierliiMxl, for the season. Tho port one week from Salunlay. '; Ami Hie wall paper i* hanging; i When Ihe wood j.ile is getting law, days last week. officers for next year will be elect­ Miss Oral Hire whn. Ims been as­ ed. There are several amendments , Who does'ihe most planning? sisting Miss M. E. "Hubbard in her tn the constitution to be vfited on. Windstorm Losse* Reported. The big .storm on Sunday night When Hie minister, who needs to millinery work, has relumed to her Any of the men who may desire to borne in Grand Rapids. developed a .small cyclone in Cal­ secure their ballots for the purpose But Ims only been half paid. Mrs. P. A. Cobb was in Hastings, of investigation, and having them houn county nnd a number of. loss­ Tuesday,- nnd ‘Wednesday aS u del­ marked In-fore they reach Ihe polls es are being reported at the office egate lo Hie W. C. T. U. Convention. may secure them Sunday al Ihe of the local windstorm insurance Maynard Mallismi of Grand Rap­ church. company. The first telegram re­ . ceived reported the WmdliUon ofi Let's do what w<> can lo aid thoi•m. ids *penk Thursday with his par­ Chas. G. Mnywood was appointed ent.* Mr. ami Nirs. David Mattison on to organize and have charge of I hr a ham pnd Hu? killing of some stock In their elTArls, good and true. ' Arlington St. belonging to IL D. Bushnell, of Cal­ Perhaps tne next needy, parade. Mr. and Mrs..C. M. Smith spent houn county, who carried >1.500 in­ May bn me or you. Saturday in Grand Rapids visiting surance iih'the bam and *800 on.the. Please, do im>1 think-me Hide, f ' The Falling Leaves. his brother Theodore and other ' For writing this IRIK* rhyme. /'I friends. There u no more thrilling, solemn The extent of. the other losses Though I'm no member of the Aid. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Tobins of light tn all tho rang* of nature than will not be known until the adjus­ I low to go »acli time. Hastings, were callers at E. F. tho falling ot laavea. In the begin­ tors make their investigations. Blake's Sunday. ' ■ Those members are so modest. ning, a few al a time,- they come drift­ Irving Lnmp/on and sister arc ing. circling downward, utterly care­ And good deeds so uuietlv quietly done. dune, Denlra Motion for New Trial. moving to Grand Rapids, where tie teas and unobtrusive, yet deeply pur­ Bni.mui.-h praise is surely .due them. Judge Rmilh has denied a motion God preserve I hem, every one. has employment in one of the cem­ poseful, With a algh they aeek the for a new-trial in ihe Cryan-Careteries. mll case. The case began when Mis* Emma O'Reily of Grand warm, pungent earth which la to each Abram CarroH'a dog injured two of Epworth l.eagnr Silver AnRapids, whn is visiting Mrs. Emma ono of them the ultimate breast of niyersitry Scrvlec Sunday. llodge for a day or two was taken God. Then more and more of them MiA'hael Cryan's sheep. Thb Gryan boys killed Hie dogs and Carroll Sunday, May '17, marks Hie Ril- suddenly ill Sunday evening. Dr. come. By, and by tho dim. shining sued Cryan for tKO, which he con- X'm- Anniversary of tip* organization Swift was culled lo attend her. She temple ia full ot tho soft itlr of their gidored the value of one of the de­ of the Epworth League. A sQCaial is better at (Ids writing. »• passing—frail shapes, crossing the mo­ funct doflu. The jury awarded him program lias been prepared and all A. M. Gardner is the-owner of a tionless lines of the trees, floating ,fl.<K). Toe motion for the new trial the memlHTk of Up* League, the new Krit automobile. He went to was baml on tjte allegation, that the church, tend congregation nre-invit­ Detroit wilh Harry Bennett, who athwart tho shadows, animating the jury disregarded Hie law and that ed. Leader. Mis* -Mabel Sisson. sells the machines.nnd ernne home inner gloom. Their faint, sighing whis­ per voices the silence of the forest there was no contention on tin* part An offering will be taken for mite-" with it Friday. of ibe defendant ns to Ihe value of Binns. The young people, invite Mr. and Mrs. Will Coman went (0 more poignantly than the hymns of the dog. as Um plaintiff proved lho your, co-operaliop. The Rapids. Saturday. They tho hermit thrush. If the wind still seniec Grand iM worth W mid tlm jury found will hagin at O.-no o'rhHfk promptly. spent, Sunday with Ttiteodore Smith forgears, they fall slowly, freeing them­ the ranine worth *1.00. selves of their own accord, knowing Diplmha* will be given to about 30 mid family. Mrs. Goman's brother. D. W. Jnhdtepn spent Thursday tho uttermost joy pt oalf-abandonmont. membera of the Junior League, and for Stoniurh Divordcrs. . Multitudes fell together, however, go­ Ihe now Caiiinal otllcors will he in­ with relaiivMin Moseley, Mich. ters of the stomach may be stalled by a#v. Braady. Grant Hunmlton of Detroit, ar­ ing hand In hand to their common end. by the use of Chamberlain s rived Friday and is enjoying b few Multitudes, multitudes iu the valley of Sold by all dealers. Adv. , Titer# will he a meeting of Hast­ days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. decision. They know wiutf they want, ings t’Juipler, R. A. M„ on Friday L. E. Hamilton and family. and they take It together, deeply satisM. ,11 and m G. D. Whitmore, was in Grand field—The AttauUe. ' t work m tlpu.M. M. dcI Jo his office duties. Rapids, Thursday oii.RusInras. 43 We’re too busy selling goods this week to write an adv. Watch lor our special-, announcement next week. at Miller & Harris fiirullure Go. I ip"* BISHOP BURT If COMING TUESDAY The Sample Furniture People HASTINGS MICHIGAN ’X Foolish Jtslousy. The jealous man throws a thousand THE GRAIN AND GRASS CROPS stumbling blocks in his own road. He often llvca in constant fear of the Were I hr Hoakln, lUln, Thnt hrll tripping he has prepared the way‘for. No philosophy will so surely build him For 3I> Hours nn Mmidny a smoother way as that baaed on the and Tuesday. sensible conclusion that be could not There was .some discontent ex­ bo the other man and that what ho pressed Monday and Tuesday wilh has reason to hope for will be aa reference to the 3C> hours, of almost gratifying aa anything, another man Rteady rainfall. But it would be, can get hard to estimate the incalculable beiletlt to the grain crops nnd grass | Queer English Duty. of this downpour, practically-nil pf Americans will be Interested to which was absorbed’ ns it fejl nn । know that from 1660 it has been cus­ tomary to take a duty as one of tho the Helds mid mearjows. Evon if we: should have a dry spell later It hereditary customs of the crown. In cmfld not begin to do Hie harm it! 1660 there was a duty of eight pence otherwise would if (hi* ground had* a gallon on all tho tea liquor sold tn nol received this thorough “soak-l all coff<*o houses—a great Inconveni­ ing." \V.> ••(1!ii.’iiii|1’s ihink wc ence to tea drinkers, because It was could improve on Ihe weather if we' surveyed only twice a day by the ex­ could regulate it ourselves. Rut if cise officers, and ao could only bo we will get away from, our moods brewed twice a day.—London MaJL and be just and wise in our think­ ing. we will generally reach tho con­ clusion that the Power that direct.* The Difference. things on the earth can.lx*.trusted "Making. plana ia a woman's chlel IP make “ail things work together delight; upsetting them la man'a ral ' for. our good." if we will cease pur son d'etre."—Julian Byng. • complainings olid pessimism. INCALCULABLE BENEFIT TO YOUR INSURANCE I Will Sava You Money .The Citizens Mutual Fire Insur­ ance Company, made a gain of 61 new members s’nd >53,900 new in­ surface ia April, with one fire loss ol >29.(10. There is none letter or half as cheap. If .you prefer to pay >0.50 rather than >2.00 per thousand on your home insurance, it is your privilege. When your old policy runs out, better talk it over wilh C. G. MAYWOOD AND SAVK Foundation of Manhattan. The foundation of Manhattan Island is chiefly gneiss, a hard, brittle granRe. ta tas upper part of the city foundations are laid directly , on the rock. Farther down, below Fourteenth street, tho coll Is deep sand, running into qnlpksand, and for some of the greatest skyscrapers it has been nec­ essary to sink caissons more than 100 feet to get to bedrock. Rubber From Lettuce. Two species of wild lettuce, lam tuca canadensis and L. scarlola, both common In the northern United Stales, hav^-been shown to contain rubber, the former to tho extent of J IB and the latter l.M per cent., ot a good quality. As the plants also contain lactuearium. which is a recognised drug, It la suggested that they might be profitably exploited tor both those products. Moderation. The boundary of man Is modsraUoa. When once we pass that pale, our guardian angst quits his charge of us. —Felt ham. When Are You Going to Begin Saving ? Will it be tomorrow, or next week, or next year? There i» one time to atart and that is now. Those who procrastinate and put off the undertaking of this most important life work seldom accomplish anything toward it. We’ll pay you 4 p$i_cpat interest and welcome your account whether it be $1.00 or $10,000. FARMERS STATE BANK ^MICHIGAN MIDDLEVILLE. MONEY No-nan should buy on automobile without first aoking for a demonstration of the Buiok. / It does not ob­ ligate you in the least and ve will give you as long and severe a demonstration as you may desire. See for yourself how this qar pulls,, how little gas and lubricating oil it uses, how easy it rides, how at­ tractive it is, how the Delco self starter does away with the disagreeable and sometimes dangerous cranking. Should you then not be interested we will be thankful to you for the opportunity and will not trouble you further. We cannot know that you would like a demonstration unless you let us know, so please do not hesitate tell­ ing us. We will be glad to have you stop in when you come to town? Out of the 19 cars we bought to make a good showing of Buick cars we have but 3 left—two B25 models, one gray and one blaok; 1 B37 model. HASTINGS BUICK CO. �PAGE SEVEN Quanta. Ppigb. Beauty Southwestern Barry -------------€T.n\TRD\l.E. MrsrJofrn McLeod was In Hasl- The Fact Remains jT. U. Convention.. . : Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Acker- and Mrs. Acker were iu Hasllngf-Tliut s- I । day oq business. • -< DEITUN. . CHE I Helen l»atten is- absimt from} ’ No amount of misrepresentation by the A. J. Hauer spent Saturday in While culor- I school oh. account of illness. Mr. and Mr*. ' Kalamazoo. lamed tlick- son ence of Bailie Mr; ami Mrs.' Marlin Nagel spent i peddlers of alum baking powders, no jug­ Fred Huglies returned Saturday Creek Sunday. • lover Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.; /^\ur wall paper patterns comprise all three of gling with chemicals, or pretended analysis, from El Pa*), Texas, where he han Htirry Nagef of Hiclilaud. Mr*. Arthur 81 been several weekw with his father ” these essentials. Wc buy from the best ■lames Grahhm spent a f-w days., or cooked-up certificates, or falsehoods of who has been seriously ill. Shorter Is much belt. -r„ of last week wilh friends’ in Kulamills in the country thereby insuring papers of Miss Gertrude Fisher of Kalamaany kind, can change the fact that Mm. Bolycii nnd Mr-L Werinum of inxoo. ■ ■ quality. By buying direct from the factory, we zuo, spent Sunday with her parents. Hickory Corners wen- guest* at Glenn Freer was it} Hustings Sal-1 Mrs. llumplmry of Gull Lako amt Walter Bolyen's.Tite'-daj. save you Jhe jobber’s profit and our low selling urduy on business. ' Mrs. Slater of hnlamnzoo were In .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright amt expense enables us to hand the paper over to you Mr., and Mrs. Miner Parker of1 town several days laa»L ,week on .Mr. and Mrs. Warren I■i-li.-j- allrnu- Kidmmuuo Were over Sunday guests has been found by the offi­ at a price that defies competition. busiucM interests. ml ao O. E. 8. meeting al ilichlahd of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mi-r.allum. The eighth grade examination-^ Saturday evening. cial examinations to be of the Mr. ami Mrs. Rockwell of Prairie­ will ho held here next Thursday Clyde Miller has ju*| am*>.id<>d a ville sprat Sunday wilh Mr. and T^on’t be bamboozled into thinking you can’t highest leavening elflclency, and Friday. ear of lumber for his n. w. Ikhiso at Mrs. Bert McCallum. get a paper hanger if you don’t buy of the MI4s Emma Dinkel of Knlaidazoo the head of Hull.lake. tree from alum, and ol absolute Mr. and Mrs. George Kalher spent sample book man. If necessary we’ll furnish is bpending a few days id home. News of The death <-f Maud lley- Sunday with Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur purity and wholesomeness. you a man to do the job and guarantee the work. Miss Beulah Boyes and her pupfla uolilt Wood at her fiynic in lliu-m,-. Johncox uf Prairieville. In music will give u recital at the Wi«H his just been ireeheej. She Mrs. Mary Cairns Is working for wu* the daughter ®Jt M'-hin lleynchurch Friday evening. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable ome in and let us show you some of the new Mrs. Liuhaugh of Hastings, helping Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mantel visit­ oltls of Ely nnd n niece <>[ f-.. |t. with tier house hold duties. things in panel work, cut out borders, oat­ for making finest and most economical food. ed friends in Kalainoxdo,' Tuesday; Reynold* of Cressey. --stv* spent If any one wants lo know any-1 meals, florals. We’ll be glad to show you the Mrs. George Mosier, -Mnj. L. N. leaves beside her par-oL h»T hus­ thing al»oul thi? walking, usk Yu< 11 Bush and Mrs. Chas McDermott pt- band Frank Wood ami four c.liil- McUhmI, line whetner you wish to buy or not. lended (he enuntt, convention of dreo, the youngasi-bem- !.■■> ihan a Me*. Martha Reploglu-is-spuuduuU' the’ W. C. T. U. in Hastings," Tueiri y<-ar old. a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Hurt | HOLMES CHURCH, day and Wodneaday. Eunice Wail McAlb-l.r daughter . । . A. S. «ill I.- ....._____ _ The W. C. T. U. held a Mblhers' of Beiij. and Minnie Mail, wa* Itorn "<• Sl.ull«. Mr. ami Mrs. McDonald’s daughter । by Mrs. Jennie Barnum, Wednesday, meeting. Tuesday afternoon, wilh in East Cressey October tv |k*r liv­ of Kalamazoo spent Friday nitd Sat- May 27th, for-supper. Mrs. 1.. N. Buijh. ed all hep life in lIiL \ vinily ami urduy of.last week with them. I Mra Harvey Easlnn of the townThe HludyKJhib held tr speeint passed away May a. Uni at th«<Thmir Miss Alice Folej- of HaSlnig-[Mm* aii<T her inolimr.’ Mrs. John meeting liist Friday evening with of her lirolln-r-m-hro Oren lilanch- spent ------ - over Sunday „.o.. wilh u.. Mr. and ijonivy of Freeport were guests at Continued from -pago one. Mrs. G. A. Hoeltzel. for the pun*’*4* nnl in Kalamazoo. Sh.- hail in-on in L. N. Durkee's Thursday. of electing ofllcers for Ihe coming poor health lor the la*l 7 »r 8 year*. I Mrs. N. O. Bump,. Mr*. Gurney was iu Hasting*, one year. The following •oflicers were hut had hern improving nf. lul- mid Mrvn““. na,n'u"‘-: • • •».«»«. over me resiauram restaurant eli'ctod: Mrs. Eugene Horton, pres­ jt was hnpiMl she nn.-hl fully re­ day last week nl the W. C. T. U. thrirdimShn.r ,M*ar', ‘"’F ‘he bell of the cash reg. •tli ir daughtir. Mrs. Huiry ilagla. j j#tvr. Suspecting the presence ut ident. Mrs. E. 8. .Morehouw. vice rover. She was niarn.-d In Ed Mc­ bu*iiie*ii meeting. The Rexall Store • Delton, Michigan president: Mrs. G. A. Hoeltzel, sec­ Allister in September Illi-, and has Mrs. Chamberlain spent a few Miss OviTsmitli of Nashville is as- I hunilars. she telephoned lo Sheriff retary: Miss Beruice Flower, treas- since lived al the.lira.I of th.- Laki . days with her daughter, .Mrs. Mil- sistmg her aunt.'Mrs. Frank Over- McDonald. whose deputies were .urer, amt Mrs. M. J. Cross, critic. smith with her holteework. . ! soon searching the country. She has been seriously ill r<»i- sever­ Hun tlinyer of CreMoy. “ ,,iw,ilujs v,si,’,rj Mr. add Mrs. Lew is Demoml ami A deputy had marly gtifn ur I hi-' IL A. Polley' has Imen contlnnl to al weeks ami was reimro-d to a 0.0,*^!?“' . .. . Mr. «'>'• Mrs. Levi Hynes, all of . search when he saw two men comlhe.hupse with sickness fur teeverul hoeidlal in Kalama/ •• fur treat­ S-ilurday. ... Thero u«%hinK S ment mid Inter wiitonM-. i<> her days. . Imsliahd ’ s sisU-Ff Sh--wa. pecul ­ Mr. uigl Mrs. Mason Norwood and mmu lac- ni,|W,atJ7'a"pn?nat imroreaching at' W* S' B®rnPUi mid family were 1 almhl to accept,their invitation In daughter, Gwin, of Kalamazoo were iarly endowed with i and g.-hllc maimer tlint wmi HiSi/T n ' ,,r J v Mathews uf near examine ihe contents of the twin guests of friends hcre lasl week. s7hm>l Will follow nl H ot) Sunday. when he saw one of them n-ach uJoseph Sliytler was in Hustings on ami father have thr h-artf-ll *ym- *■I « mtnv TIirKfflTvil i ^(Ae tl ii ..nr\ill,■ '"id wife and | ward a pocket. In-lanlly the otlibusiness. Thursdny. pallty of all. in their ureal bereave­ . m. 1 H- lesson v n. i.uk< iu.i j- i Mr„ Jny Hai.|iuin w,,ie llt L I, covered them wilh Ins revolver. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dencau spent ment. With her dealli'Hi.. Ldlo-r ' ,?eri,k n;,.!, Min »I«I t >1/ no.” i MdiilyreX Sunday. I They threw up their hands amk ’Friday in lialaninzoo. T .me I e%jrhmehl ifs.4- , •’'«»> Sunday al thq.usuaL were taken into custody. Both : is loft alone. Tin- mother and ■ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clark and Mr. ।sister. Minnie, havliu- luiitf pa>*..>i i< pi>-in« lumsmmiii oi • *'- hour. young umu were greatly -chagrined Leinaar motored to Kalamazoo, on liefope. Tho ftlncral was held <•! hi.?,, -ivwi -vvIhw., si.,.,1,,.11,' Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Ragla and at Ilu*ir capture. Ou the person of gueslaJjIr. and Mrs. Barhum. one man were found a revolver, al tip- father'* honi" »u Ihe <<ull lul'..iL’ni1 hl ,-rv Of'Til.- .L>r lie Sunday. I,Hi Lh-.n in.!1' he '■l“‘nt_ Sumlay in Holland, guests of billy ami dark lantern. ' Min Beulah Boyles of KalnintUOO road Friday, Ilev;-Elhu-i:h ofllcial- <».nu nio. i. nJi "in-r.v81,1 1 Mr. llagla’s sister. Mrs. Burroughs. Justice was handed mil to them ami Miss Marion .Heed «>f Hustings, । ing. Burial al Richland. M*ThV v I' "C win h- |'-.I 1.- Mr ' Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling nod son very siH-riiily. T hey waivi-d vxnmgave n roncerl al the M. E7 cliurcli HINDS COltNLHS. vn . M,.lh,.'.. -1-h . Inuie L ~iv!,.,i’i*IM.,n<'Sunday al Geoi-gc 8. Ful- illation in justice court, wen- tak-n la>t Frnkiy evening. - The i* “Wind Mahlon Skidmore iu> called to! Alta Mosh. i. topic .t h'jopic is 1 ; |,t's. j al once upstairs into circuit court Mrs. Bush <>f Hustings, is spending Vickshurg. Friday : • In- -.tiuih Is a Christian Life?" James 1:19-27. Geb McLeod ami family of .East^ where they pleaded guilty and seathe week wilh Mrs. Geo. Hoeltzel. Illness of hiir brolbrr-in-law. I>. Wodlnnd were guests of John Me- tcnce was al once passed. < iiu’i.iiiv i h*‘l'l nl Mr. Pattons shire next I ri- Leod’s peoplb Sunday. Cairn*; Hu. return d > • The Nashville merchants rec»»v*rBANFIELB. ‘ ’ | day and Saturday. There will be night. * Itepry Grockford and wife uf!ed most of their protH-rly. Furuisa | Dr. Floyd Stiles of Rattle7 Creek ii..। ...'I1"- musical cntertnlmnchl .Friday Quimby were over Sunday guests j A Wot ring report misjiiig ^IHJK) • Geo. Ib-Moll and ‘ r'i ■vrniug. Every one is invited to Jiv was tin our streets Sunday. the former’s bro|^i ... ut J. L. Crockford nnd family. worth of silver spoons. present. .. - Monday morning the lightning ley Stewart of lh«Kln g< ry. District, Mr. and Mrs.'Henry Hngla, Mrs. Owing lo tho fuel that the men There will be Memorial .Day ex­ burned out lho lines several ii>i|«s Sunday. ' Lorina Biinnnn. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. had not been sect) to b-ave Nashville ercises May 2t.nt Cloverdale diurdh. S. at .Central. . Fuller attended the LaiHon L.'A. . itmj hud out been milieed by any Lew Harris an^ nm nf Granu j Everyone come. Mr. and Mr*, fk-urge Shcllh-ld of Hapids called oiilVi-lni llobhison, S. at Philo F.uller's Wednesday ami —— ‘------ ................. Hastings Iumvi gone into business in Sunday. at Ural IhiHiglil llial they had b.<.>u reuueL'u .fiphuulid-lime.. ■ ■ '»• . ALTO. Battle Creek, with bright yrosiH-els. niet by ui-compliri's in a motor, rar. 5lrs. Nellie KliiiA r« .pu^he stixL-Jiunnm YauAutwerp is visiting his' ................. .................................. Mr. nWi-Mr<-V(^Pmnaik.-md De­ H# RecaWloo tha Guest. The prisoin-ni Mid they Itouglft M. parents al Mulliken. von spent Saturday plight in Battle J'PSpy you. O excellent wife, not lo tickets nt the .XnshvilU- station and ‘Mr. y,.|I:i Mnill,nn of f.r..-iivill«* i Ltd Ncwtnn ainl.wift-.visiU-d Mr. Creek the gucet* of Mr. Putnam’s i cumber yourself and me to get a rich iHiarded the early west lumml train. brother. \ dinner for this man or this woman Th!? is not true. Sheriff Williams ' ' Linton. Mr. and Mr*.,Win/Wickwire Br­ cast Barry, Bunday. lliihks they “beat" their passage on and little Chira went to Portland, the train. a'lTn, ..1.“' ilZuref'ai ..... i-'> "''i' •i'""' Chir.-'an.'l cbamlwr n,4> ■“ companied by Mrs. W innie Dunn. men are su..|iecled of hrintr ■ -> win. u..hr I-r>.oi.<n-i a co*L T he*o things. If they are curl- the1'hcse Both Phones . Prairieville, Mich. After n short visit in Portland. Mr. • • • ......................... notorious ‘•t’.hiwl ineii,”- who ous in, they can got for a dollar at broke into so many stores'iu various nnd Mr*. Wickwire weiiLlo Limiting. Mrs. Bernie- |t»(an.on cnleriuiit- i. Mr'l^w 1 any village. Hut Iftt th|s stranger, cities. Leslie, Tcrumseh, Nm*>I(-oii nnd -d her aunt ‘Mr-, it-olgje Brown ofi.... •siiind tv • , . . • 1 if he vr|li. In your look*. In your ac­ Jackson visiting friends al lhesn Milo from W.-.e-.l.iy until Salm -1 s place* returning Saturday. It Is day. cent and behavior, read your heart Not Worth It. tieeilh-s* lo say they passi-d a very and earnestness, your thought and It costa more Hun 1.1,000, Mesdnim-s l.-i. Got and Edith hr. Miller and mister Sisson of will, which he cannot buy at any pric^.1 plcasaut two weeks and more. rrepiorl. called al W. (aisarilT*, to any vlllsge or city, and which ba ’ Mr. ami Mi*. Wright of Battle Snyder and Miss Susie lllillli|is iit- lllinay tngly accept tho controller'* figure* Creek well- giu-sl* of Mr. andjrtra. temlril the W. L. T. U. conveiuion ■n.r imit.al Jm.lor piny >.r lli.-i ’•» lr‘"1 "n> mll“ . ............................. .... .. ill limiting.. \\ • dn--day afternoon. for It', but banged If wa ................. believe It _ ia C. P. Ib-ynobls Sunday. - " .-.I । sparely and *!«?p hard tn order to worth tho money.-Manchester Union. Clarke Huhiiisoij and wife have Ilev. Brook* will deliver a eperial ,Ci behold. Certainly, let the board be discourse iK-corallon Day al lliw n-nle<l a cottage at Midland Park tt spread and let tho bed be pressed for nnd- Himrod llrt-n- last Wedne.-slay; and dn-w a large nltrndancc. church. । the traveler: but let not the emphasis I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Warner enter­ They v^pvet to build a eDHage on Tho Moors of Arabia . and Spain A..i>. Hood nmdi- a business trip l«» of hospitality He in the** things-: tained at dinner Messrs. Foster and their lot noun. the first display colored |g llnplds Irtsl w.-.-k. -Honor to the house whero they are; ero . -- to — — •— Currie nnd\wiveg of Battle Creek: Capital >20,000.00 SNtT.TZ, Mrs. .1. K. r.uup<<r and dnoglijvr slmplo to the'vergn of hardship, sol 8*“bes in chomlst’s windows. Mrs. Sj>auldii|g mid Dr. Mabel WntSurplus 6,000.00 son. of Ashtabula, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Minn llow>-ll of ■ Nashville Sundaj wfth CI kik Fool.-and'wite. Mrs. F. J. Merrill, of Bedford. Dr. vlailM Hur fatlici- J. Pills,"iTiursthiy A. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vice-Pres. (Inlverse.Million* for Defcnt*. . Tin- marriage of Leon Aiidcr.-... Watson, Mrs. Mm-itH’s mint,.will te- of last week. ■ Fred O. Hughes, Cashier A m-gro had heard of Charlaa CMis* Myra Griffin Im* been mi- EJmerwn. main for a few days. Etftur Hecllii-I 'I’j-ul Suml.-iy-witli and _________ Pinkney 'a famoua word*, “Milltoou for DIRECTORS noUUlX'd tn.take place in Jutle. Mr. and Mrs. A. H, Adam* »«»«» went wiu lo i<; her u,T parents parent* In in lla-iihga. wasting*, IU. Fixture* Unuiually Ornate. de.'cn*<) hut nol ono cent for tribute." A. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLeay Licej; Sulillay to *>p> r_. \ George J. Doster Adtcrilbcd Let Icr*. • ' "Thia ijar,” *ald the proud diapenner. Some tftne later ho wa* crosalng a niece Mrs. Ethel Granger'who ha* •town were SiiihI-i.v visitors .with llic] T._Ai Aldrich Wm. Elliott L. B. Tecrpening :.i_ “ha* a solid mahogany top." •■Yea,"i Add on foot and an annry bull chased been very ill. She was a little bel­ former’* irfotlirr. J. G. Hughes ‘ , ... M. remarked Noyea E. Brewmoro, atatngi him- Ho made a tremendous effort ter.. A.IIUl.l up the negro porter and tho men bo-: to get to tho fenco first and thia is Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse BiAbridgeT nnd /Icrald Tuggarl is quite ill. al tills .. .... ... ... Will Scudder, .. Ja*. Jos, A. .•/ hind the bar, “and you also have some! *hat he said: "Millions for de fence, ’ son Sherman, Mr. and Mrii. E. Cran­ writing. G-' -'- Clark-on, Mrs. Pearl j Mud ebony and solid Ivory fixtures." i but not ono cent for de bruto." Amy Konyon -p- nt.-Saturday af- , dall and Mis* Lethn motored to So■Hughes, Mrs. Mirly Owrtf. nnma Sunday visiting GlJe Dunn lernoon with Ma.- Hnmmond. Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Van Onle <tf K-.dand mother. » It would be much easier to tell nmuzoo spent from' Friday until I ■ who have not' anlos. Ullin whn have. Munday with Mi>. IL Ilnllovk. <1. Sonm-rvilh- and-.Will GliainbvrHany Carr with, Ids auto took his wife, also Mrs. May Stiles and Mrs. liiin wen- Suudnv enllers at Fred Eliza Sheffield lo Hasting* to altehU Plen-e's of D-Kvliug and John tin- W. C. T. U. convention. They Chamberlain's in Lacey. If you have any work in the above lines I shaU be more were delegates. Ilev. Brooks went \ J. Unminnnd and daughter. Mar. than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will a* company ter Mr. Carr. cnterlailied Anta «>wei|. wife and Mr. mid Mrs. Bert Bowser and children of Od.ir C.n-ck. Saturday. find my prices as low as 1 can possibly make them. Bertha Shiilf/ and .'gciillrmuti children were gtn-sl* of Mr. and Mrs. My. Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Hudson Burroughs of Dowling Sun­ frieiul of Hasting*, visited her gramfearents, J..Horn and .-Vite, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed^ day. ■ . . Mr*. Erey-aml Mrs. Markham were Sunday. delegate* To tlin W. C. T. U. couvenWc w>re -requested to announce Hon al Hastings. Mrs. Eliza Shef­ Hint hereafter •during th* summer. field-and . Mrs. Markham were Sunday srhftdl would H<- nl 'J:;w lu­ DELTON, MICHIGAN. giie-t* of Dr. nnd Mrs. Sheflicjd dur­ sh-ad of iii-Ijq a- toiiueriy. ing the convention. “ Mrs. Mary T I- inns ami tw» Mrs. Daisy Edmonds was colled to f oungrst children, m tn visiting per Lansing to the ln:d*ide of her irollier, Arlliur Hudson. <d Com­ You know .what they are, you KNOW there are uo better daughter. Mrs. Jesse Bern, Mr. and stock. *' on the market. When you buy any one of these plows you Mr*. Charles Shumaker arc caring for her home whHe absent./ know that you are getting the BEST. Mr*. Ktriiwin whn own* Ilia home formerly owned by- l»r. Cliintller, •ful to tlw kind Iii-mlsuf flu* W. (’,. We don’t try to see how CHEAP a line of farm tools and white cleaning the garroL found the hone of a leg from Hie knee down her with the bro-ly bouquet ot machinery wc can carry, but HOW GOOD. Wc know done up in a paper suck. Mr. Slru- beaullftil flowers. Such kindness­ Located Near Motor Shaft then that if you'patronize us once you will “come again,” win says shn burned it,.but she. loft es lira nol soon'fmgOl ten. Peter Mn»h>-r returnpd Saturday, and it is the “COME BACK” trade that we count upon for Mr. and Mr*. Iterry Carr and Loo frdai Chicago', mncli improved in I motored lo Urbandale Sunday lo Mr. health. our business. i any Mts> F. E. holy’s. Amy Kijnyon visited Ora and Dora Good Vaudeville Change of Program Nightly Teijieiinllig. Sunday.,/ With our light operating and living expense, wc are able to NEW ELATURLS B(B>E\ MIIX& w Windy*'Smith 'Lent last week in There’ will lie a dance nt Urn Hastings, the gue.-l of her .lister, sell you the BEST goods at as low a price, and even lower,-. Stage Wedding Monday Night I ,-W!v Grange lyil.1 Saturday evening, May Ml than others ask (pr the Inferior kind. Frank Wallboc; wife and Jitlle 23. All are invited. ’ . Diamond Dress Worn Tuesday Night Mr and .Mrs. J\dl. Newten of dtuighler of JUillmid wrro callers til E. Kenyon’s. Sunday. Hustings spent Sunday wilh lift? Int­ Mr. unit -Mr-. H-rmafi Zerbel and iter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. j Holes. ' children iif IlM'iiiiS* upeiit from j Mr. aud Mrs. Arthur Morris nnd SalunUy until Meudaj with filar n-liiidrvn snent Saturday and Sun­ livre at lhi< plane, . day with the' termor's brother John Mre. tiirrte Shullk vwib-d her Ptuertts FrMny msh| And Saturday. Morris and family. ‘Mr. amt Mr< 'ffeuyon ii-eni I Th« Judies Aid. Sofiidy <»I place nmljWdli Mr. ami Mrs.%_Wm. • Sunday Hmidny wilh viih rhrir rli*!!- dnuahinr, dHrnrhinr, y| Mrs.j Holley last W<?dne««lay. They aery- llnye- Hpomitd- nf East• llu-ting,. cd a very flue supper, the proceeds! <>. t1 Euf.ml O*MI? *■hiwla. ■ Royal Baking Powder C Ill f =f i J M< Room Mouldings, Shades, Curtain Rods, Etc. NASHVILLE BURGLARS CAUGHT IT SPARTA Ellis E. Faulkner Devoes Ready mixed pure paints oils, turpentine, brushes and all that you will need to paint that house or barn. Let us tell you just what wc will furnish you paint for your buildings for. Remember fewer gallons go far­ ther and last longer. Everything in the paint line. F. II. WILKINSON We Pay Per Cent Delton State Bank PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING Oliver, Deere and Syracuse PLOWS CHAS. DENE/AU* The Kershaw Comedy Co, Last Night—Big Double Show Admission Aldrich Brothers Co. 5c and 10c Hardware, Implements and Furniture Banner Want Ads They Get Results uf which amounicq lo nearly J5JJ0, venins calleia ui'C*4teuohter\ evening -------------------- - -------- 4. DELTON, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER PACK EIGHT LET THE OFFICERS OF THE LAW MT A STOP TO THIS diied.. Phone J James 'llO|ikl<w. . Wart on t'.oollmil»h, Phone .'119 Irins* o*t—a good pair «f m •kul gloves iH-iwcen il church mid JJhJ Hurl dence. If found please BANNER other._______ at Sale Cheap -Hough t-imdi hinilu-r for roofing mid sheeting. also bill sluff. Phono HMU. Inquire F. a. 1‘ii’rce, City. if For Bale—1913 Fowl good condition. Ad Nashville. Mich. ■ Coals GroVr. For Sale—Pair bay Belgian man-*, coining t. w<*ght 2M0. <»iu* sorrel. Belgian gelding r.ipiiil^: I. wl. IKO. Un« pair coach lior*es eom, ing 4 and r>. wl. 2f»5o a line pair. ’ Also good 7 year x>ld maro. Olto B. Schulio, Xashvillr, ’A nple West of depot. . if Cisterns built, cleaned and repaired. /All work fflia'ranloed. Plinne or leave word AL Srnitli's Market. Q-o Hmilh. City. If LOCAL NEWS ' And Do H in a Way That Will thtlrhi J Ucon Tfuit II Shall Nol Be ReBoats IMilrd. l-wk ; Complaint'hMicotne to the BANI N'ER Dial anine young men have u ' lialut of sitting on the court Jiuuse ‘ lawn, nnd when a young Iffdy pass«‘« , they make alighting remarks about them, whistle at them, and olher, wise show theni'‘lves anything ; liui Kenllvmon. ; In I lie South if a negro did that toward white girl< lie would Hist ' be warned, and if 1 hat did not prove i-utllciont he Would be strung up to In Ininp-posl. We would not ap,; prove such drastic action, hut we do tudievo that Ute (»eaei' officers of {this city and coiinix should make |; «tirh nn example of-'any person who I offers such insult* to .a young lady lias will forever cure him of a de| sire lo repeal it. ■ Special roniriHimeni■"« Little Russell Bauer. <w»n of Mr. ings bulge No. ' * and .Mrs. Guy Bauer, while playing nvedtiy ••veiiiHj with some older txiyii Wednesday ill IliSt ilcgfiH*. _ —J4uu41r»:nii.-u ..wiiki!_calkjl„'juL-a£ afternoon was thrown lo Ihe walk half past bine o'clock on Saturday 'tn snrh-a way ns to break a Irone ■light by n Hit in the pall <|f Mrs. in nnn nf his arms. It was so badly ■rami Rapidfi this morning n examination will be mail# hoiiM>; Imt water mid bath; niie block from Alommieiil. Enquire ltA.VNETli.nl.-.-7 ' I-Wk HASTINGS MARKETS . hi good Frank For Sale—Twenty lots at prices ranging from >Co l<> <8.', Also four cottage.* beautifully located with plenty of Khadr. Inquire of B. F. Bniltaker, Acker's Point. Ixing Lake, Clovonttile. Phone 3 short t long. 4-Wks -fror Sale—Gimph-ir furnace job. cheap..Sec F. A. Brawn & Co. -iwk or Rent Coiixemenl apart mriil. Inquire It roadway. Wheat-is quoted today al 98 cents per bushel by the Hastings Milling Co. Prices change on eggs ond butler fat. ' just plain, good business Wanted—Family and bundle wash­ Is II Stolen Or Lost? ings. Mi«* Pe.nrl Hawkins. West Wnllnre f'.hilson. of Hope, has lost Bund SI.. City. l-wk- a |uii*r containing £11". When he. HikI nii-Med.il he IliotudlL. Ih;,l he might havb H>*1 it. but one day Inter; he concluded that n stranger whft| You know that'old saying -• Birds of a feather flock together”—we take a certain amount of pride in offering you Clothcraft Clothes because wc arc following in our business the same principles-that have made these clothes such a wonderful success. Ashaller of * Appleton of,Xu Hors, The pat cream ami caki oral good time. to offer you real values, should become interested in the sale of clothes whose makers have had quality and values their watch word for 68 years. Montan andGli per Friday will This not only holds good, in clothing, but throughout our entire store you will find proofs of careful buying for your benefit. WES1 Henry F.veret to take the ma; store. His wifi to join him in Donald Good) lho farm he pu: John l^iymar horse. Mark Westbi working for-Sir I his week lo u Serge Special at $15 — the many other fabrics and patterns of Clothcraft Clothes at $10 to $20 —the hats, shirts, ties, etc., that wc have here for you. We must know how to buy and sell if we arc to give the best service to you. Our entire effort is to improve in tlicsc two directions. BEST FOR THE MONEY STORE Sam Haight i shop* in Ionia. ••.Mothers D Sunday at the < the morning, in theme. “The M the evening lie the subject ixsii HASTINGS. MICH Fw Bale Clieap—S.<cond hand threshing nutlit. good condition, i Last—Hub cap ~fnr'tlPTrsc. Be-| Hastings and Cobb church, ; Enquire al BANNER oQice.' : tween Sunday May 9. Finder return tn; .Miller A- Harris Furniture Co., and receive reward. l-wk For Mr—One set uf double har­ ness. one single harness, nlso a trap harness. These harnesses are all practically new, have had but little wear and are in first class condition. Will sell all or any one for half the real value.. P. T. Colgpve._ 2-wks For Hale —Three gnod brood syw. • each wilh good brood of pigs. M. E. Begun Quimby, It I. GOOD BREAD-ihe Foundation eta Happy Home HOP! Mrs. IL Mosh, cd at O. Geslvr' Mr. and Mra. from near Cedi day with Fred Mr. and Mrs. *rr quite nick Mr. and Mr* Sunday with fl George Kellej Sunday ;>t L. H You Are of first You ca Fast c spreaders. Special mikes ther BLY FRENCH’S WHITE LILY Gorham. Wm. Deyim slowly. ' Wm. Jarranl Saturday. Sam' and. Al spent from. Sat with their qotw otlicv- Mr. Jar iu yet where I regret tn tow around handy .Mushroom for the shower Geo, W.-hh Ila slinks spent in (po village. Our school c We want you to see the No. 5130 Blue place the restrainers mi him. did not prevent him however unexpectedly kicking Com McCall of Hie C. K. A S. trail Seeing a big bon-ilre' win thought was a hmi-’e nti I For Bale-Two O. I. C. sopigs by si<L’ also two O, I. pigs. Phone 2tW-1 rings. Broil, Quimby. Berd Com For Sale—Yellow Doni, crop of 1912. tiro dried, tested nnd warranted to grow. One dollar per'baskel of 35 lbs oars. G. A. Baumgartlner. Irving. Mich. Ciflrens phono from Hastings. 2-wks that Save Time A Cut and It was only natural that we, in our endeav.or For Kent- Furnished rooms; Broadway. Phone..'Mill, bells, ning order. — cum. Houle fl. Knowing How Mead of .Stonj prayer meeting James Howai Miss Ola No For Bale—New milchs cow and calf. Telephone 311.1 lonp, 3 short. To Rent—Four rooms, furnished or unfurnished, for light housekeep­ ing; Enquire 528 South Market St. ‘.‘-wks W—tfd -Jhibular well work and repairing. All work gutiraph*ed. Write Ixniis. W>***« Shults. Route L. Phono- Cloverdale exchange, lane i, 2-long, I short. l-wk Wanted—Work of any'kind by Imy 16 years ohL Enquire nl BAN- For Bale- Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, corner Quirt ami Jeffer­ son. quantity of Imuiebold goods . including bedsteads, springs and matIrenes. Col. W. H. Couch. auctioneer. NoUce—All who arc interested in the. Barryville Cemetery are re­ quested tu meet there Thursday, the 28th al one o'clock, for the purpose of reorganising a Ceme­ tery Circle. Dorr Webb. 2-wk_* JxmH—Scotch Collie dog. yellow wilh white legs and collar; long narrow ■ face. Answers to name of Roger. Finder, notify J. W. Murphy, Cres­ sey, Mich., R. K l>. I. Liberal re-. Everywhere, 1 agent s to •‘Snowiirifi” TlreMclMs Cold Call al BANNER office "He l/»rk Box 71. Has­ - - i-wk In every.sack of French’s .White Lily Flour you btiy you get the benefit of our- 40 YEARS of experience, besides get­ ting a flour made by the best and most modern equijfment that money can buy. In our long and close st'»tiy of the flour­ making business, naturally we have discovered a good many little •'knacks’* that you don't find in the books. In fact our most valuable knowledge as to how to make the BEST FLOUR has come from that good old-school of “EXPERI­ ENCE.” Wc have never tried to see HOW MUCH flour we could crowd through this mill every day, but have always aimed to sec HOW GOOD a flour wc could make. This has been our policy from the start. As a result French's White Lily Flour xvon a reputation for QUALITY. . The demand for it continu­ ed to increase, until wc were compelled to run this mill night and day. year in and year out. Making the BEST flour is oub exclusive business.. Wc have qo other business. We've been making French’s White Lily Flour for about 40 years. Our whole thought, time and energy have bee’n centered oh that ONE THING. We have provided ourselves with a mill that for up-to-date equipment, labor-saving and time-saving devices, cannot be surpassed in this whole country. Not one single thing that would improve the quality of Freeh’s White Lily has been overlooked. Every modem device that “proves itself" worthy we adopt. There js nothing that you can eat that will be better for you tharTpure, wnolejomeureaa ana putter.' Good bread is" really the foundation of all living. You take any home where there is plenty of good bread consumed, and you will find a heathy, happy family. . Good bread can only be made from GOOD flour. NorthS It can'f be made from poor flour, though a good many people per­ sistently try fo^io it, and then wonder why their bakings are poor. The QUALITY of your bread must depend very large­ ly upon the quality of the flour you use. You cart’t get away from that fact. - There is MORE French's White Lily Flour used in Barry County than of all other flours combined. If the people hadn’t TRIED itKand found it to be the BEST, they certainly would not buy so much of it. LAD • ■ t If YOU arc having "baking troubles” why don’t you do LAD just as the great majority of the people in Barry County do— buy French's White Lily? Your money can't buy as good a LAD flour, so why take any chances with any other brand? CHI1 MEN The Middleville Roller Mill MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN. �THE HASTINGS BANNER MAY. U 1914-20 PAGES. iioarav PART TWO-PA6ES 9 TO II. In another nut 2 gats, of water, nnd info it so the Imltom touches £’WIMBLE SUGGES1 IONS lower the water, in a sack containing 2 i lbs. of blue vilrol. Tin1 vilrol will all dlsaqlw in this way. After STIHIY MICHIGAN 8OA0S IN POTATO BROWINGI add these small amotuils yarr ditpolved. enough cold water so as tu mans ana prrmmlng Bunday morn________ make n total nf 50 gala, of waler. Ing by Mrs. James Mend and Bundav i 1 ' evening by the pastor. , ’ | GIVEN BY ONE OF MICHIGAN'SI with 2 lb«. of lime and 2 lbs of blue vilrol. For larger Helds, take Brother and Sister Ijihr of Barry- j MOST AMXES8FUL POTATO rtny multiple of the small quantity villo nnd Brother and Sinter Jo'e GltOkVFRH named. The 50 gals, will tn’ enough Meail of Stony Point at tended our for (wo acres of vines. Add Inc prayer meeting last Friday evunlng. ------------ * arsenate <>f lead before spraying. James Howard Is mi the sick IM HOW TO PREVENT POTATO This will kill the hugs, and the Miss Ola Norris who has peon nun ,u ‘"tVCffl ruiAIU sick for dome liriie’Is no bcller. I SCAB AND CURE BLI6HT • Bordeaux mixture will prevent po­ Wu. DniiV’ U get I ing belter! OuRD ANU uUnL DLlunl tato Jiljghl. Breeding Seed Polalncw—Mr Tyslowly. , , ler breeds bis own >ee<l {Mtlaloes. Wm. Jarranl went to Battle Creek KiiggrslionN for Bclcrllng Peeper He has a .small patch for seed. He Saturday. . Seed. .Preparing the Ground selects potatoes for seed that . nnme Ham and, Alice Wise of Delton and Planting. from a hill (liat has. al least K large spent from Balurdny until Monday Much. land in’ Harry county is potatoes. When Iu- started t<» breed with thnir qousins, j-'amen and Zora ideal tor the growing of potnlnes. his own potatoes he found only Foster. • ; one hill In ten that met his re­ Comfort A. Tyler, who had charge fzsior Webb has bought the Wm. of the week's agricultural school quirements, By hii> plan he now Jarranl properly op|M>»ilc (he post school which wus conducted In thiai gels 7 hills out of 10 that each pn>i»lfic«‘. Mr. Jarrard bus not decided city last year in January, is one of -dure al least. 8 good sized polatoM. us yet where lie will locate. Wu the most successful potato growers When the gruuml is hoi amt dry lie regret tn lose him ns ho is our all in Michigan. Be gave an afternoon plantlt small* size potatoes, whole around handy man. talk ou growing potatoes of wjiich ones if ho lias them. When il is Mushroom lovrl-s are thankful we gave the substrnwe al that lime. cool, he plants large potatoes cut for the nhowiTs of Inte. • Believing it will be nf special In- up in the usual way. Or lie will protect the cut pieces from the hept ,,±’W Web)! and his .malhcr-of ipreat In our readers we will give Pf"tecl the cut piece* fmm Ihe hept j H.-isiings spent a part of last week >in the village. , . _ , the moisture holding thu ground Our rehool closed Friday for the In growing polo oes select a good piaster so an as to make a sori of coat coat-­ . summer vacation. .Miss . Lillian loamy soil was his ideal. He put ing, Thia .should Iwwtoflc won afr Asliulter of Wlslfngs aiidGlidden special emphnsls'tin'tlie sCTectlon of ter cutting. Appleton of Nashville were (he vis­ good seed potatoes and proper cul­ In addition to the other points on itors. The parents Rirritahed tee tivation. Special point* emphasized potato, growing, Mr. Tyler recom­ cream nnd cako nnd all had a .gen­ were ns follows: mended planting early varieties as eral good time. Flpt, prepare your ground ihor- early ns ixissible. He plants in hills the growing 32 inches each way, so ns lo per­ Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Fengles nf ougity. Cullivtpe Morgan and Gladys Mead took sup­ plants or vines often so as to have mit of cultivation with wheel cul­ per Friday wilh Mr. anfl Mrs, James them free from weeds mid wilh a tivator. He plants us near April 20 good dual mulch to preserve moist­ as |g)sslble. Mend. . ure for the crop. WEST HEBF.H A. Selection of Seed PoUHocjl—I >eHenry Everett lias gone to Pontiac lermine what variety of early or to lake the management of a piano late potatoes you wish to grow, store. His wife nnd family expect tkdocl good thrifty jiolatoes fori lo join him in n short time. seed. , । Donald Goodemoot has moved to Treatment for Seed Potatoes.— tho farm lie purclinsed of Ed. Peel-. ,To protect from "Scab" and other John Layman lias a wry sick ।! diseases, soak your potalmfb for 90 omcui, horse. solution -of cprrosive Mark Westbrook who has lieen minutes in a1 oz. of sublimate to 7 Regular meeting of the Board of . working fop Hindiingcr Bros., leaves sublimate, tliis week to work with his father gals, nf water,* or inulliplos.'l here­ Education, May-7. toil. Present: Absent, on their new farm im.ir Muir. 'of. First dissolve sublimate in hot Edger,. .('Jiase, Shultere. . Sam llnight Is wofliing nl the car water, proportion of one oz. to pint Kelctram, Bronsnn. nf hot water, then when dissolved, Mr., Cfiase was elected president simps in Ionia. mix wilh the cold water, and stir "Mother's Day” was observed pro kern. Sunday nl the Cliurrh uf Christ. Tn thoroughly. Handle ihe solution Minutes of Inst meet ink rend and the morning, Rev. Slack took for hts In woodhn palls or luirrels. Fill approved. theme. 'The Mother of Jesus.” in barrel wilh seed potatoes, nnd pour .Moved by Shujtrrs. supported by the evening lie spoke tn the fathers, solution over il till barrel is filled. the subject being "A Father's Pray- While that is soaking' till another Edger Hint' -i» new vises he pur­ <t.” - There wore good congreyn- Imrrel wilh the seed potatoes. Have chased for the Manual Training a plug al holloin of each barrel. Dept. Carried. Ayes, all; lions al holh services. At the end of Vfl minutes nftcr' sohi- , Upon ...............motion, Mr. Tilniarsh was ■ HOPE CENTER ,ion *M poure<r<>vcr first barrel drawj elected lo take .L. —— the ™j* echool’wnsus. 85o. Mrs. II. Mosher nf Cloverdale call- Jl olT1 into second barreL Compensation. ‘ Moved by Edger, supported by oil nl O. Oeah-r's. Sunday.. ' will HnH HinLabout a pail of Mr. mid Mrs. E. Horn dnd children i ‘be «oh»l'on ''«*<’ 119 lh'» l>r?‘ Shutters, that Miss Fern Wilcox, from near Cednr Creek, spent Run-1*••*>. ^'‘rilixe the wagon -lM»xr-lH -pruwipal -of—GerHrel— day with Fred Ashby and family. I ‘b* "rcJ* »»* '‘rawn and Miss .Helen Bales, primary, sal­ Mr. and Mrs.. Charts Williams UieflHd. al'u’ We planters, with ary. |50(k be engaged for ......... .. JUing yenv. Carried; AVW. all. are quite sick with the measles. , We aoluUnn. ___ lw following hills were read and Mr. and Mr*. Nick Acker wpem ; Suruylng lo Preirnl Blight .<mi<F Sunday with friend*, in Cloverdale.। KOT ■ugs.—lfae Bordeaux mixture upon motion allowed: George Kelley of Baltimore apehl and Uien'lo 50 gala, of it add 1W lbs. pluxens Telephone Co, iiumii...............1..$ .90 Sunday al E. H. Payne'*.Lof arseualp of lead. Thia will he ■ trnance Frank Jnhncnx nf East Orange-1 sufficient tn spray 2 acres nf viries. W. E. Conkling. Bupt. expewe villv apenl Sunday al Hay Ham- For small aniniint. put 2 lt>s. quick Frank Horton, janitors- sup­ plies ................. _...' ............. 1.00 irumd's. ' | lime in 2 gals, of water in a crock. Carveth A Slebbins, mainten­ ance ..... .79 C. W. .Mien, repairs mid iini provemenls ............. 1240 1 J. C. Moore, urainlenatice .... :t.HO J. Haight, maintenance ....... I'drnoiuls Bros, Fuel ............... A~C. McCIprg & Co- library.. :t.98 Are of first importance in the purchase of a hamrnpek. Clayton F. Rummy, music ... Kt You can rest, assured of safety, when you He down in <>vnl.A Koster, mainienance. Hh0 one purchased from us. । D. Appleton & Co, . supple­ Fast colors, plain and fancy weaves, pillows and mentary reading ............. spreaders. i Longmans, Green A Co., sup­ plementary reading . ..... Special patented, feature about our hammocks that American -Book..<>, supple­ makes them last twice as long as the ordinacy. Cost no mentary reading ............ ... 23.16 more. K ’ Silver Burdett A supple­ Choose early while there is a large assortment. mentary reading ............... I2.G? I). C. Heath A Co, .supple­ mentary reading ............... fl.no How Peterson & Co, aupplenicntary reading ...,;.....'ilJW XewsOh A Cd, supplementary I reading ................................ 7.15 Upon inofiou Bonn! adjourned. Willigm I-JBhijllers,^“'’y Board of education Proceedings Your Comfort and Safety C. E. HARVEY North Side Pharmacist Hastings, Mich. ’$9.98zee$ 12.48 TO EXAMINE LOCAL METHODS AM) RESULTS IN lllllJHMi HIGHWAYS. . TO DETERMINE MERITS AND DEFECTS OF SYSTEM Special Values in fliurrnincnl Good RcniiIs Exprrlg Will Then Be lU-ady to I'urnlsh Valuable ^tforniatimi. Men’s and Young Men’s Detailed studies of local road building systems in one hundred counties am now l»eiu« carried on l»y the Department of Agriculture in cooperation with Slate highway departments nnd local aulliorili<“<. The following aountio 1:1 .Michigan have bi'eii designated by the State highway officials atlb<>«- in which 1 th<‘ investigutioii ahoul-l b- n.iade: j Dickerson, Kaiammn**. Monroe. Saginavy and. Wayoe. -The purpfMu* of this study is to discover the points of excellence and defects in existing I's-al tiielhnils of building and maintaining roads which wilt aid the State nuthorilies to put-'local road managonic 111 on a gyatemaiized basis. The cooperating Stale authorities I The $9.98 Suits are made up by first-class tailors of good clothes, The have lieen asked to designate coun- I fabrics are AH Wool Cassimere and Worsteds in a nice assortment of patlies Hint present typical and vxceplidnal features as lo topography, I terns, fancy and plain. All sizes and styles. character of road materials, meth­ ods of const ruction nnd niainten- I mice, administrative organization; I The S12.48 Suits are made up by the best of American tailors of high „ methods of road flnancing. and traffic conditions. From these lists grade clothes. The cloth in these suits is the product of the best known loo counties will bo selected, and in weavers of woolens and worsteds in America. The trimmings and livings them* counties the Division uf Road I Econmnics will rank-intensive’ are the best to be had. The fit and workmanship on these garments can’t be studies. ’ . ’ • This investigation is prompted by duplicated for from $1 to $3 more than wc ask for them. the fact 1l1.it there is .it present very Hille knowledge us to ihe most effective and economical inetlio<ls You can’t afford to go to Grand Rapids or- Kalamazoo or send to a cata­ by which a county can ilnvutop its logue house and pay from $12.50 to $15.00 for a suit when you can buy a bet­ roads. At present the inellipds of I financing local road- improvements ter one of us for vary from enlling on farmers for a I certain number of days labor in lieu I of a road lax. or the use of county I prisoners in road-c4in-»iiu-rion, lo I iamd Issues or niaintenam c of roads from dram-shop license funds. The Deparlmenl will study nil of these systems with the view to de(crniiiiiiig what system or combi­ nation of sysli’ins works best in aclunl practice.• I There is, moreover, nt present no I slnnnnnl system of keening ac­ counts Toe -a road building mid ‘Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. jiuuuUmauce, and mi n result, while some counties know to a penny the Phone 74 • Hastings, Mich. purpose for which money was -pent, other- h.ix-im <>lilille clb-ck I or reporting -syrtartT' ! ous counties with the same condi- 1 lions, cost for-excavation or other labor Is anything tail uniform, and many countj|>», bei-aiise“3(‘ffie allsonce of depute kimwhaJ^k fait to use local and cheap materials and C--*lam. . ■ Value of a Boy. If You Succeed. construct toads which aro unneces­ The word Bedlam la a corruption of j School officials in Beverly, Maas., Nd matter what fool ttiluga you try sarily expensive for their purpose, nr which will wear out before the the word Bethlehem, which was tho ■ calculated the money gala for their' to do. you won't get laughed at If you bond issues are redeemed.’ The in­ name of a religious home in txindon,; pupils Iti vocational education. They,' succeed.—Puck.vestigation >vill include a careful convertcd Into an asylum for lunatics 1 fOUJl(j tUat an expedlturo of $SOO per ' ' ‘ ’ nT on.,.r„v study of the Use of convict-labor in tn 1546. It la believed’by many to boy ln indugtrla| training had rained '* road construction. > be the oldest asylum for lunatics In lhe rapIUHzaUon of the boy's econom„ th»U,h there 1. Oh. In Hp.1. te „„„ ,16.0M „ r™ Jj In connection with tho Bciontifi. I ’h® P,uyr<? “ PaH* unU lSn yB<r* fc study, the Deparlmcnl’s highway which Is said to have been founded at 000 . • ’ > BL tho death of the arUat. engineers will advise freely with an earlier date fficnl officials as lo improvements, nnd thus give each county visited Ingenue Outspoken. the advantage of direct cooperation, engineering supervision onrf assist­ gan my career as l.cgreo In an "Undo I deceiving you, eh?" Mra. Henpeck—। ance. . . Tom's troupe.” "Oh.” replied, tho in-[ ' Yes, the wretch! Fused lo givo him | These investigations, it is believ­ a dime for hla car fare erery day. and ed. will yield important ‘economic genue. who-had been prrniltUiPby him!1 *1 find no's bean walking to tho office I DENTIST . ,, —--------- - •- — data hearing especially on lh»?'bene­ to .pay for her own luncheon. ”1 I Will be at Hastings Wednesday, ■pendln« “>• monoy/'-Uto. fits and burdens of road improve­ thought you might have been one of | April 22nd, and each Wednesdny--------------------- j----ment and slmwing the extent to tho chunks of Ice."—Chicago Record-' thereafter al jmnwi office in Sleh. ' Heartbeats In Different Poiiti. which financial outlay under given Herald. ,1 bins' Block, Hastings. typical, '*3UI«hh is jqsUAable. - Respectfully, * The hearfs.of Sl.il>1 Highway de­ “Instinct" of Flowers. S1 ttn”*3 » minute, of a .•kiting ouo 71 Dr. C. D. Owens,-D. D. S. partments are manifesting great in­ One of tho naturalist* tn an arctic1 ,ln!rs Wlwn the man Is lying down Its. terest and are cooperating cordially expedition notfcftd that, althbugh the beau are reduced to C6 » minute. I in Riis work, 'l li.;— data when ob­ tained will he pulilished and thus summer sun shone through thd nifchts, 1 hindo accessible to all county and tho planta made no mistake, biit when, the aun got round to the rjeit they । state road officials. closed up as If the aun had really aet. > »» .□ e.e-.-Pm.turjb Com. An eclipse of the aun has had thoi STONY POINT. Un. Emma Mead has been dress­ same effect making for Mrs. David Kunz, of Nashville, the past week/ . . Mrs. Lewis Billon of Martin Corm-rsj who has |h>>>ii visiting rela­ tives in Allegan, the past week, re­ turned honje last week, accompani­ ed by her mother, who will make an extended visit. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Miller of Nash­ ville, mid Mr. and Mrs. Nye l.insea visited Mr. amt Mrs. James MePeck Inst Bunday. James Aspinnll and family aro ihe proud powessors of a nice Maxwell automobile, one «»f the •‘modern’* conveniences of the present day. SUITS During the whole month of May we are giving some extra ordinary values in Men's and Young Men’s Suits. $9.98 or $12.48 Grant H. Otis 8 Co. DR. C. D. OWENS New Woolens Received LUTZ the TAILOR *. Hosiery Specials BIG VALUES LADIES' LACE LISLE HOSE—Fast black, garter top, reinforced heel and toe, 40c valuesr special at—.------ ...-------- ;----------- ———.25c pair LADIES’ LACE LISLE HOSE—Fast black, reinforced heel and toe, 15c pair ioc values, special at.—- ---- ----------------------- ------------ ----------------- 5c pair gprter top, 25c values, special at............. LADIES’ LACE LISLE HOSE—Fast black, reinforced hee^iand toe. CHILDREN’S HOSE—Fine yarn, fast black, medium weight, 35c values, regular price-------- —_--------- 15c, two pairs for 25c MEN’S HOSE—Medium weight, fast black, reinforced heel and toe, ioc value, special at. NEW YORK 7c pair STORE Hastings, Michigan | .Mr. and Mrs.'John Varney of the “Ridge” spent Sunday at South Nashville, .visiting their son, Sami and family. • Lee Miller ami family and Mrs. Miller, and children visited at Gil I.insea's pf North Nashville, Sunday. Miss Arion Osborn of Hastings, visited her n|d home Saturday and Sunday, while Neva Troxel visited her parents al-Hastings, the past two days. Indigestion? Can’l Ent?. ’ No Appetite? A treatment of Electric Bitters in­ creases your appetite; slops indi­ gestion; you can eat everything, a real spring tonic for liver, kidney and stomach troubles,. Cleanses your whole system and you feci fine. Electric Bitters did more for Mr. T. D. Pebble'a stomach troubles than any medicine he ever tried. Get a bottle today, Wc. and ILDO. Recom­ mended by Carvel h & Stebbins, a.* E. Mulholland.—Adv. Before You Send Your Laundry Elsewhere CONSIDER THE SERVICE WE ARE RENDERING. "IpJEOPLE have told us they can secure better laundry work in Hastings than, ip any I other town of equal size in the state—also that the quality of the work turned out is on a par with that turned out only in the larger cities, and in many cases even better. If you are not already a customer of ours, we want to make you one. We need vour co-operation. ' . I I lb -I । ! Send us a bundle and find out that our work is the best. 5 cepts per yard. ~ WE WASH CARPETS— 171 “WE WASH EVERYTHING EVERY OTHER DAY.” American Steam Laundry | DRY CLEANING DYEING REPAIRING SHULTERS BROS., PROPS. Hasting?. Mich. Phone 243 . I^====inr=' I i_. 11 11 �THE HASTING* RANXFH, MAY It. Bl I. 'he Hastings Banner COURT HOUSE NEWS Good Glocks laMriioo. K® aar. for im COOK NHOO., Editors. j rnrrr-KioHTH tear ■abreriptlon by Mall. Po*i-P«ld. NE YBAR. la a4v*ne«........... |i.< IX MONTHS, m sdranc.( HREE MONTHH, In advance.. .1 1NADUN gLBSCRtntON8 ADVERTISIN'Q RATE* Display advertising rate* on appU* Marriage IJerirers. Belden R. McLaughlin. Hasting*. 21 Obituary poetry and reeolulioa* lo Matilda M. Brotont, Hastings....22 Un*. Floyd M. Thomas, Hast Ings.*29 Dbltuarla* ot II Hum or |aaa will bo Marte A. Jacob*. Hasting*..20 ubllahed tree; * canto per Una eaargWilliam II. Rhoades Baltimore. .45 Notice* ot births death* or mar* Lillie S. Kessler, Baltimore ayea will be printed free aa newt ^hu G. Gould, Hasting*, her A. Mills Hartings.. JOB PRINTING. equipped job offices In Weitera Mich­ or among brrrollaa, lift. igan and la prepared to do any kind of book and job printing. IT HAS NOW BECOME AN ISSUE. .To Uie surprise .of nearly cverylwdy. the,house committee on'judici­ ary last week reported out the Hobson bill, providing fur national prqliibilion. Thu committee made no recommends!hut a* lo it* passage, leav­ ing that matter with itoagro** which body also has the re*i>oudbility of • making any clinnge* in Hie bill, if any shall |n» made. A* the judiciary eonmiitb'c i- -.ini to in- nintrolled by Ihore who »k> not favor nation-wide - ^profiiEniou. anti a- lln- action ol tin- commit/eir in reporting out the hill was unanimous, it is probably fair to assume that the congressional friends of the Hqum* CrutHc did not lielieve lliejr had much to fear from Coagrcs-. andi frankly stwaking. we do nol Relieve they have. In olber Word* we do nut cxii<*cl rung re -.s to ua?* the Hobson lull. Our reasons • for this exprclalton are aa follows: . fl) Il Is proposed lo have the democrats in congress hold a caucus' lo decide what shall be Ihe (party attitude upon this bill. It hardly reem* believable that Hie delnocral party, which lias in the past so • strenuously fought such legislation, will reverse lUelf suflli-imtly lo make lirohibition a party Tiifaum-. And it may he doubtful if the (line has yet arrived for making it a part of one party'.* program. That prohibilion is strong in the MAlUl. where the democratic parly is in undisputed control, is very evident. Hul.tlie deinocralir party cannot hope to Win With the sojilh alone, and so il seems prob*hie that a majority <if dehiocrats in congress will decide against prohibition. Under Ihe iron-clad Fule* governing Hie house, if the question is submitted to a caucus of Ihe democratic members and (here voteskdown. it will become a matter .of party duly for every democrat hi congress to Mrtnd by the action of the caucus That would defeat prohibition, for democrats control both houses and reuute. . (2J If,-however, democrats shall take no caucus-action on Ihe Rpbfon bill.1t will then be left lo'each congressman to vote as he plcdres. Then every congressmau will try to And out how he had best to vote for bi* own interesl*, it h<* is not from conscientious motives either for or against the bill. The powerful liquor lobby in Washington can meet that situation better than the prohibition force*, liecause' they have all kinds of money and no conscience, and cairmake a congressman who is looking out for his own interest*, mid who is playing fiolilics with jhis (juestion. feel that they will take race oS him belter thaiidhe dlher aide. And nuuy people, who have voted in local option contest* in counties or village* or cilie* for limited prohibition, may not yet l>v convinced of the wisdom and n£ce»sity fbr national prohibition while IJhe opiionenls of prohibition cun be counted on to vole for any man for congress wlrnin they believe to favor their side. Therefore the congressman who is dis­ , pdSed to trim will find br»WcQ gioney ready lo help tn* campaign ami ”Uti-prohibition votfs ready tv tie.handed over to him to aq extent that he will nol begin to Uud, hi either money or vote*, from the prohibition side. ■ But il is an immense step luward lhc ultimate success of the.nation­ wide prohibition jnovernenl to have the Hobson bill reported out lo con­ gress, and lo have that body compelled to deal'with it. That al once makes it an issue which must be met, and which -will nol down. Maine, North Dakota, Hutflli Dakota, Kansas, Oklahoma, W*>st Virginia, North Carolina. Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee already have stale-wide prohibition. Virginia, Washington and Alabama seem certain lo adupl H soon. And the majority of the. population in 17 other stale* live in territory made dry under local option, and in.several other slates the onemles of the saloon are 'growing more numerous every year. One can •oojn that situation I he ultimate succew^f nation-wide prohibition. “And all Ibis Is being brought about-by two significant things: (I) The work of scientists, who are discovering that only harm can result from taking Alcoholic drinks into Hie system. (2) The lawlessness, crime, debaqchery of citizenship and human degeneracy, that are insep­ arably Connected wilh the liquor (raffle. And the sentiment against the traflic is increasing not alone in the Warranty Deeds. Waller Ii. Gregg lo Martha D. Johnston, parcel, city of Hastings, IU00. H. F. Zerbe toJphu D. Allen, lol, Middleville, 8700. John Tinker to Wm. IL Cisler, 00 gores, pec. 7, Irving, 81.00. H. D. Trim lo Elijah Hodge, par­ cels, Hastings. 8175. ' Pieny McOniber to Ransom Mayo, lol. Nashville, 8150. Hannibal Marble to Jesse Towns­ end, lot, city. 11,000. Frank M. Hazel to H. O.«and M. J. Marble, lot. city, 8825. Geo. J. Huffman, Sr, to <teo. J. Huffman. Jr, 00 acres sec. 17, Maple Grove. 8300. Geo. K. Coleman to Frank Cob*- FOR PVERY PUflPQfftM stand three lame*, stirring oc­ casionally. Wlicii ready tn servo add sliced pineapple and nuUneal*. Keep Hi a cold place. Mt*. Maine lligcldw, Albion. Tested Recipe*. Tho following reci|)es were select­ ed from the cook book compiled by lh® NmmmuI Slate Federation of Women Clubs, and given by some of the leading Club Women uf the state. Tea Rollg-^') . .prart flour, two lc.ispooiui baking |."wrier, pinch of ’•all. threprmjai’11- of a cup of shortening,'Xbnlf butter and half lard), UtrBMuaitet- of a cup of curranbUUlad awert uulk..iuuLii<> not mix loo stiff, roll, cut, butter, and fold. Bur in a hot oven.—Mrs. Florence G. Mill-. Kalamazoo. torn Dodpci- I'wg cupa corn meal, a gooff pinch of salt, small tablespoon lard, ^-ahi wilh boiling waler Add oii'7 ' gg and drop by *ixxmfuls .on well buttered tin*. Bitter thicker in lh<’ center than on the edge*.—Mr-. John G. Sharp. Jackson. •— White Cakr Without Eggs—()tn cup milk, two cup« sugar, one cup butter, six tablc-i 'nful c.old wUter, two heapinir ti-a-p<>«>n*ful baking powder, flour t<> moke a little stiffer tb.-inVheh u««*t, a pinch of ! salt, flavoring to loste.—Mrs. Ida Gl i-coff, Albion Important Notice Household Necessities O. A. BOYLS «*v*r*ly Simple Court Livery. Probably tho limpleet court livery i tn thq world 1* that worn ia the royal 1 tich. Dou(jIiiiu1n With Fruit. Prepare n stKingu with one pint milk, ono half of a yeast cake dissolved Iu a little warm water, one •cant toospoonful of salt and »ufllcient flour to make a drop ba|lcr. Heal hard for live minute*, xov er and set aside until light. Add three egg* well listen and one-halt of a cupful of butler creamed with one cupful of sugar. Mix thoroughly, set aside until risen a second lime, then sift ju auflicienl flour to make a soft dough. Knead for live minu­ tes. cover and set aside again until doubled in bulk, then roll out on a well floured board. Cut into thin round*. Have ready about Iwo cup­ ful! of seeded raisin* or any pre­ ferred fruit; pul aJeaspoonfui on each round, wet • the edge, cover Johnstown. £1,1)00. two together. Let stand for twenty Charles Mnhonty to Chas. Iu>minute*, tljen drop, a lew al a Hine. monl. 1 acre, rec. M Barry, 81.00. Into smoking hoi fat and cook until - Jay M. Bartlett to Mathew (.. golden brown. Drain on ungluzeil Hazel. 40 acre*, rec. 3. Barry. 81.00. paper and roll- In powdered sugar. Cha-. Hazel h» Jay M. Bartlett, l!-j acre.-., -■Barry. *1"" Fred Ruth to Florence E. Smith, Didn't Care for Any. 2 lots. city. ItSOO. , A story is told of a young wife Fral.Rulh to Alanson D. bmith. who knew little of housekeeping. acre. sec. 2. Hope. gKUU. She was, in consequence, disposed Florence E. Smith to Fred Huth, lo stand a bit in awe of the butcher, 80 acres, Hee. 33, Rutland. IB3M). the baker, and the candlestick-mak­ Agnes Willison to Alice Fisher, er, for Ihe felt sure they must be kt acres, sw. 13. Barry. qw-areiof th>- extent of her ignor­ Alice Fifdier lu Nelson ■ Willison. ance id household matters She or­ 120 arres, sre. tn. Johnktown. 81.no. dered only, such things a* she wa* Jaupb DeCwker to Albert l| absolutely sure of. aiorbhe made Green. 170 actV*. rec. 15, Maple her interviews wilh the tradesmen Grove, 86oo. \ brief a* possible. H. al. Bales to Bert Uncaaler. reeving the wlui> « of two if small. a*One mornipg there came to her parcel, sec. 19, Hastings, W00. Ihe white of one if large, two cup* house n collector of ashes “A*liFlavius J. FeWiucr.Nper admr, brown sugar, one half cup of bni- ecs! n«h-ees!" she heard him cull­ to Edgar T. Morns, parcet sec. 12, |er, one cup of sour'inllk, one lea- ing iu stentorian tones As the cry Castleton, 87.250. spoonful of soda, one teaspoonful of wa* repeated again and again, she Thoma* N. Blinslon Ui UHre. H. ( imiamon, one half b*a*i»ooaful, of became more and more pt-rpiexed Salisbury, paro-i, sec. 4, Orange­ clove*, two waul cup* of flour. as io what “ash-ers" meant. Final­ ville. 83l*i. V Bake tn three layer*. Fur idling ure ly, she went Id (he-ghtein the,road Clarence E. Iden io William Mare-'■(Jir following: one cup of raisins, mid opened it. “A-hees?" came iu cellus, pared, sec. 28, Johnstown,1 sre.led, chopped ami stirred' inlo guttural question from Ihe man. i lM>lk*d icing, for which the white* The young wife hesitated for a ‘, ,.f of two Iwo eggs. If small* small* are are to to be be re-1 re­ moment; then, drawing herself up Quit Claim Deed*. served aa before -nd. Use two aeanl to a dignified attitude, she replied , Josephine M. Castle lo Clinton E. cups of sugar to two small egg*, one coldly: “No. I don't think I care fur Castle, parcels, sec. 15, Orangeville. cup to one lar-e egg.—Mrs. Esiclla any today.” I. Knedand, Ti av< r»e City. 8IJ5OO. (■ruli*m Cookiex—One cup sugar, Vern Feiglmer lu Edgar T. Dale Paste. Morns, parcels, secs. II and 12, ."i. -li.df cup Fuller, one egp, five For dale paste useful in sand­ t.ibh-spooinnil x>ur milk, one level Maple Grote. 83,625. [ b uspoonful 'grsla. Mix soft and wiches or cakes, grind one-half cover the lop wilh sugar.—Mrs. pound of carefully washed jdate* Probate Court News. '' and mix with the juice of one-half Estate of \\*iliam E. Hicks, deed. Einmir Bangs, Lansing. Swrclineai—To nd through the, lemon, say* the New York T-ribune. Order appointing Belle Hicks a* ad­ A sprinkling of ground nuts on top ministratrix entered. Orddr ap- meat chftpjMr one pound. each ofJi after the pa*le lias Igwn spread on tminling Wm. IL Speni-e and A. J. dales, figs and riiisiiin. nnd ten cent's. | bread, i* rtdixhed by many.' Woodmansee a*, commissioners on worth of watau1 meals. Mix all lo-l gel h>*r until' n forms a stiff loaf.1 claim* entered. '. . ' Baked Tomafocs Stuff­ Estate of Jonah JL Rasey, dec'd. Roll into :i Miert, using sugar lib­ ed IVith llui-aruui. Order apiMiinluk' ‘Elbert V. Smith erally on the kRendiiTg.isiard. cull • I Tin's dish is prepared from left a* adminislratoi entered. Petition in little shape*, and roll in granu-i{over macaroni which has twen'iiaklabaf. *m;ar. Place bn plaller* lo for license lo srtl real estate filed. .ied wilh clie<»e in a while *auc<*. Re­ dryThi* will keep well — Mrs. Hearing June Bill. move |mfp from live large, smooth Estate of Andrew I. Slokpe, de­ Gertrude B. Prlndle. Charlotte. Banbury Tart—One-quart< r of ai tornatne*. chop Hue and mix with ceased. Petition for probate of will pound of lig*, one cup of seededI' one cup of loft over macaroni. Sealihsl. Hearing; May 291 h. Estate of Harnett Holme*, de­ Talslns. oiie cup Of water, one andI' roti wldi with sail and ■pepper. Fill ceased. Petition* for probate of [one-half cups of sugar, one orange.. । (lie toinatiies’ ca-o**. rover wilh bulrind and jqicc.' one lemon, will tiled. Hearing June 51b. ,; — ------------------------------- nnd — -and —I h retl bread orumba or grated cherseIn Re Archie Thomas, an alleged1 juice, one ctfp nutmeat*. (.hop flue• and bake uulil browned. insane person. Application for ad-[fig*, raisms. 'rinds. -and nutmeaK Spanhh Chocolate Cake. mission to Kalamazoo Stale Hospi-1 cook nil until thiCR,, theii — lei cool. tat Illed. Order for admission eu- W »» belter If mado the day before’ One cup sugar, halt cup butter, tend. ’I using. Holl rich piecru-t thin and half, cup sweet unlk, three cup* Estate of Agnes Josephine Mur-! rut with biscuit cutter. Place One flour, two egg*, one letisfiooii 4bda ■ ■ •------ ■ report —• of ' , lablrspoonful of mixture on one! [dissolved in hot waler. Pul on the dock, minor. Annual side oi of me Ihe crusi, crust, iom fold uver. lake a stove one cup milk, half cup unguardian filed. t sine over, iiaae IOSCII. UCOCUra.I Estate of Aqgusl Gosch. deceared, light mown brown UIIU and lull roll IU in powdhred sweotenod nboeolalc, grated; stir Didictou* ito serve M with Final account of executor khutor tiled. ilkd. I sugar. .......... r^a.-u-.. .ui. cof- until dissolved; then stir into it one flip augap and the yolk of ono egg Receipts from heirs IHed. Resigna­ fee.—Mrs. C. H. Allison, Ownsso.tion of "Herman Gvscti, os trustee { Marshinallinv Cream Dessert.— ;«tirred together: when cooL flavor Takff one-half pound uf inaTshinal- [with vanilla. While this W cookinlllod. luw«. cut them up-intn quarters and I beat Up the Aral part of the cake Estate of Waller Hackett, an in­ competent person. Annual report hour o\er them une pint of cream. nnd add the chocolate custard. of guardian tile*!. Prairieville Srliool Note*. Tenth Grade. Unliv'd Stale*, but al«o in Canada, and in England, France and Germany. ' fart Friday "the inefftfn-T• of the ITlie traffic in alcoholic stimulants is doomed. And God spued the day Prairieville school celebrated Ar­ bor day. Home interesting numban* ' - when il shall be banished forever. on the program were the “Winding of a Muy Pole" tty the primary room, The erection of a lifrd house by the eighth grade. Planting uf n ■tree by the tenth grade and the pre­ sentation of a spade to the Junior* by the Heniors. The spade will In* in- oi. .1 io the . Junior- i.y the Seniors in the succeeding.years. GE.ORGE. LUTZ, formerly with the largest Ninth Grade. Tailors and Dry Cleaners in Grand Rapids, Mich., The VArbor Day Spade" was pre­ has taken over Qic Tailoring and Cleaning Business sented by Ihe seifior* lo Junior* Friday afternoon with llieir flaring ol the Hill Clothing Co. (Carroll's old stand), 231 color*, while and green lied on the W. State St., opposite the court house. handle. ■ ■ There has been n division made •tore *nd I will allow you pLUOjin ■ new Merchant Tailored in .Modern History' daas. putting the ninth and tenth grade* separate in Sult. All good* plainly marked. When yon aend your Dry order that the ninth,graders may Cleeulug and Pressing here you can depend upon good work pul their lime to a Mtler advanlugc. jgMbya.uik*. Z , We find that aoine ot our prob­ lem* in Algebra are quite difficult. Men’s Suits Sponged,. Pressed and Shaped, 50c We hope to finish in ihi* subject ltd* week. Helen Farr was absent Monday forenoon. - The recitation s«at* and the prin­ cipal's desk have been changed so that “Buzxy Avenue" can have b^Llev attention. A List of a Few of the Seventh Grade. The scvinlh grade is going to lake lho 8th grade exami nation Monday mid •TGesduy, the ifitli and IWh of May. After Ihe 8th grad­ Found at the Boyes Department Store er* bring the question* back from Brooms, Dust Pans, Mops. Mop Sticks. Clothes Lines, Ihe place they lake the examina­ tion. Clothes Pins, Wash Tubs (all sizes), Wash Boards. Laun­ We haul dropped Atiwrinati His­ dry Soaps at a bargain. Toilet Soaps, all kinds'ol Kitchen tory and arc tending “Lamb* Tales'' Utensils, fancy and plain China, Glassware, a full line of .from Shakespeare. The seventh Guernsey Cooking Ware. Waler Palls and Milk Pails. and eighth arithmetic have just-fin­ Clothe* Baskets of all kinds, Lunch Baskets, Shopping ished studying alH»ul circle* and solid* and found il very harcl. Baskets. Work Basket*, etc., etc. ’*<» are all draaaad in garment! and! headgear of red calico. AT ANY*PRICE Il matters little Whsther you want a dock for |hc kitchen, bedroom.;hall or parlor, it can be found here. pay, we sell good clocks, only clocks that dd Ohat they are intended to do.' The clock that we tall you ia gaaranteed to keep lime. -H it does not wc will give you another in it* lleaae rrtnembp/our repair department which wc take pride iu and which will please you. Pike & Damon Jeweler* and Opticians Hake In tween the layers. Strawberry Shortcake. Two eggs one cup sugar, table­ spoon butter. Beal sugar and but­ ter lo n cream, then udd egg* ahd cup of milk, beating the mixture oil the time; two cup* flour ano two teaspoons baking powder well sifted. Bake in layer pans. Strawberry Filling -One pint strawberries mixed with ope cup of sugar.' Spread between layers and on lop. The top layers may be covered with a meringue winch it made with White of one egg an<l lablesnuon of powdered sugar.--Sau Francisco Cal!; ' School Report. Reimrl of .Bristol school ffor month ending April 21 .WI4: Numlwr of day*‘taught, 20. Total-attcniiaupe. 580. • ' -Average daily uttendanee, 29.4. Number of boys enrolled. 17. Number of girls enrolled, 13. Total enrollment. 30. Percentage of attendance, 08. Those neither lardy oor absent during the month were: Albert Conklin, 1-esITe (ainklin, Clifford Conklin. Paul Van Hycklc, Willard Van Syckle, Esther Van Hyckle, Fxlilh Van Hyckle. Ned Kidder. Carl Kiild'T, Claribi'l Smith, Etta Smith. Ralph Smith, Roy.KmiUi, Forrest Slamin, Lyta Eunmermau/j Mlmont Web-tv, Ikirey Webster, Bila Tut­ tle, Donna Bowser, Milford ’ Bows- . • ' Lutz the Tailor REPAIRING. 1*7 I respectfully announce <nv can­ didacy for congress in opposition lb Hon. E. L Hamilton, tlw present In­ cumbent. . , If 1 am elected you can expect these thing* of mo from atari to finish. I shall stand by my country and the work of her iirains, genius and hands. I shall resent every insult to the Stars and Stripes al homo and abroad. , I nhall pray for peace, but will advocate being prepare! for a war, If unavoidable, that will teac.h our enemies and the world to honor our flag. ' 1 shall stand by the llapuhlican party, clinging to the good; striving to Qy had- ..» ... . Your* respectfully, Lew. L. Thompson. Maude Corlright, Teacher. Rluiimalism Quickly Cured. "My sister's husband had an at­ tack ot rheumatism in hi* arm," writes a well known resident of Newton, Iowa. “I gave him a bot­ tle of Chamberlain's Liniment which he applied to his ami and on the next morning the rlieumati*m was gone." For chronfo muacalar rtieumatisni you will flod_iu>(hing better. 'Hian Chainberlanfs Lini­ ment. Solik. by all dealer*/-Adv. phone Alleean, Mich. TAMAIIAC CORNERS. . Florence Peets and little Mis* Thorpe of Seltcwa spent from Fri­ day until Sunday with lho former's parents Ed Peet’a. Mr. and Mr*. George Rear* and' daughter Theda and mother, Mr*. Fannie Gilbert, called on Hie sick al Will Hears Sunday afternoon. Bom Oilton purchased a horse of ■Woodland parties last week. Cleo Meara and Heron Purdun spent Sunday afternoon with the former'* grandmother, Mrs John Summ in Woodland. The four Hili grade pupil* are worklug hurd'preparlng lor the 8th grade exaUHiinlimi thia week. Mr*. Dan W«k*iard wa* called lo Ohio, by the death of a sister. Mrs Woodard will make a three week* stay. Double Your Dollars Do you realize that every dollar you earn ft capable of DOUBLING itself in time without effort on your part—if you will do your part, hang bn'to it, and bring it to this bank and deposit in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Our Savings Department is not merely a means of safely earing for your Dollar, but it is an investment, yielding 50 per cent, larger interest and just as safe as a government bond. Let us explain to you what our Savings De­ partment can do as a profitable investment. The Dollar that slips away will event­ ually get into the hands of some one who is at work building a fortune Tor himself. The Dollar you save, whose earning * power you appropriate, will make the sum of your fortune. The sooner you begin to save in this bank, the sooner you will see your fortune expressed in large figures. \ We receive Savings Deposits of from $1.00 up. We pay interest at 3 per cent on all Savings Deposits placed in this Bank. Hastings City Bank The Bank That Does Things For You Hastings, Michigan �TOE HASTINGS RANNFn. MH 11^ WIL BABY CHICKS coN§m,™<s NOW Is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. • Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Also Cyphers’ Chick Food and Chick Grit. Phon® 3BS • M. W. Hicks Rutlntt, Mich. CORNER PARK AND WALNUT RTS. Prime Roast Beef _ When your roast l>eef is nice and tender your dinner is nil right. If it is tough, stringy and tasteless it’s a failure. If you'll buy your meats here yofl’II get the RIGHT KIND, and you'll be so pleased that you will want to COME AGAIN- We hold our trade because our customers know that bete they always get good “ meats, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. BESSMER BROS. Km, 162 HKIl Lutz the Tailor Dry Cleaning and Pressing PHONE. 167 “BRUCE,” No. 78863 THE REGISTERED PERCHERON 8TAI.LION £ Bnico Is seal brown Jn color, weighs 1700 lbs, and tfas foaled March 29. 1911. . '‘Bruce" comes In direct line from the very best Percheron stock in the, world, descending in line from the famous "Voltaire" (2«.4f«) and Mollie (07510). Bruce Is of gentle disposition, large boned, and his colls aro bound to be winners. IS THE SQN of MISTRAL Will make Ihe season after May Conunenclug Monday, April 20th. UL as follows: Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Fair Grounds, Deck will stand: Every day, except Tuesdays, nt Hastings. Remainder of the time at my barn 9, mile north and t mile mv place 1*4 miles south and % mile eiwl of Dowling, cast of Barry Hotel. Every TueadBy at. Don Putnam's on th* Wickwire place, until furth­ er notice. Owner and Managrr. Terms and conditions same as Phone 252-3 rings usual. Hastings, Miclu R. 3 JOHN ENGEL REGISTERED PERCHEIOI STALLION ORPHAN BOY Na 2X583 Description^-Orphan Boy is regis­ tered in the Percheron Slud Book of America, and his recorded number is 22,583. Golor, gray; weight 1910 pounds. * Pedigree—Foaled June 1894, bred and owned by Homer L. Adgale of Ionia, Michigan. Got by Epis D'Or (5549 (8454), he by Cnnlldent 3617 (397), he by Brilliant 1271 (755), ho by Brilliant 1899 (756), he by II (714), ho by Vieux Chnslin he by Coco (712), lie by Mignon he by Jean-le-Bjanc (739). Terms—To insure a mare with Standing colt 310.00. Single Service 36.00. Parties disposing of mares be­ fore foaling time will be held reiiponsiblo for service. All accidents al risk of owners of mares. Mares must lie returned as instructed. • At Sid Tinkler's, 2 miles west and % mile south of Lacey, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Other appointments by phone. MYRON EMMONS. Prop Don’t Throw Away Tint Old Fumltura Call and see Cain under Reed's ' Opera House. He will take off the old varnish, repair and refinlsh , it end make it look like new, also will upholster your furniture for Piano Polishing and Re­ finishing a Specialty/ Give me a trial. First class work. W. A. Caln Under Reed's Opera Hous*. Work Called for and Delivered. Walter J. Beach Owner and Manager. Dowling, Mich. Phone, Banflehl Exchange 1913 MODOC I have purchased Ihe beautiful Registered Percheron Stallion “MO­ DOC* weight HM¥I, bred and owned hy Fremont-Dennett, of Modoc, In­ diana. This will be “Modoc's fourth ■•’•a-nu ill.Ila-!Hiu-H. ■ • Modoc can be seen at A. J. Henry’s Feed Hani In Hastings at nny lime. Terms—515.00 to insure Mundion ••oil. All mares bred al owner's risk. All mares miixL Im relumed reg­ ularly-as directed or service fee «13 will become due and must be paid at once. Persons parting wilh mares after having been bred will be held for serviMv.fee Flu which becomes due al onca and must bo .paid. A. J. HENRY. Prop. Wlum n duck • aii egg. she waddles off ft* jf nolhlms Jgj.| hnpnetictl. When' n ingr., lays <me, there's an awful rarlu 1. Tin- pen advertises. Hence, rhe denmnd for liens' Vggs; imiI riucks’ I have found ;tbi- m excellent treatment for scaly legs; Three (■tim-es of hard water, in which add one Oillir e of darbnbe .u-id Put it iu a firur-ounee. bnlrle and nih il This department la Intended (A give -ar HubocrlljcrH tho beat and xnoat itliable mforhutlofi we can obtain on the subjects they dsalrv explained, tn asking tiucsiloim send full Information. Subscriber* are rcqucMed tn coutribKto this department when they can » more Information on any subject. Thr “Swatted” Booster. The great ixmltry cry just now is u8wat Ihe roosterr Thia originat­ ed ---------from n------skuig phraae. — - ---—. yet «L’wit •srni<’'b<iiiomoniTTi.’ri~^noMinig I..U „ pri>pu>ition ulioul it, lull a business pure and simple. Hwalllug Un< rooster means keep­ ing* Ibis aristocratic and very hnportlihl. male of phlckendorn awny from hens and pullets out of (lie incubating nnd breeding season. The roosler is all rigid nhd of in­ calculable value hi his place nnd time, yet lie is worse than worth-* less in n Hock «»f chickens during Ihe summer, fall and winter when eggs nre not lo be used for incubatioii. ’ Every year hens and their prod­ uct, ekgs, are nxsnmiiig greater commercial importance. In keep­ ing the wolf from IJhi door, paying off mortgages, buying phonographs. Easier boiuiel*. runabouts mid other rural recreation implements, the hens of tho country hold a close Hrsl place in value ami per­ formance. The average farm fam­ ily could nol possibly exist without a flock .of chickens with eggs to sell. Egg< are ns good ns a bird in I lie hand, equivalent to current coin in trade' everywhere. .Many' a fam­ ily imrcliasi;* from one-half lo twothlnls of nil Urn nwessitics of the household wit h eggs. ' But eggs would command a high­ er price on the general nnd special market if a way could )r« found lo ni<»nlh or more in-warm weaUieE ('onsiimeni like eggs, yet they dei*pis« stale 'eggs, imd -lha majority of them absolutely s refuse lo t-ul slewed chicks in (lie shell. Now. when rt'msters are allowed to run wilh Hie Hock <>f hens during the »ummor, or at any time, the eggs Ihe hens lay Jiave Igten fertilized. Inside of every egg is ri Hying germ, wliicli begins lo deVelon and injure* the eating qualitics of tL* egg In very wann weather. Ildnce, frr- PUB R1XVBN II. ia jtwl •% •*»i’ilh:il —----that a h-n I Education Invaluable. Tribut* tn the Scripture*. .slmiild alink tre4rtB,i'job, ''t' as* tj‘ ig I *hat' I Education ia a companion that no: you mid I sbouli , , i misfortune can depress, no clime de- , It piay ho that ’*.* VarJ J «» enemy allanate, no despotism t • • 1HII they wdl apgi,*; at.home a. friend, abtnasl aaj hens with |>oor.g?;....... sii'roly gel • V'Ui Wtfli > introduction. In society an ornament. partiality 1 am .Indebted, solely in-' pressed sheets of paper, which are Wo have neglected *"iuling-in out* item in favor «T P’iV favuriu*. th<* Sicilian Buitercupfl a<.re«|in*Hli’d by our jiecriitnry> be<nm—, wc wanh’d ' In wnich then^i whilA but will nnw tell utff ex'jn*ri<*nci’ with a few. In Ihe early -■'iiiniuer of IHI2. we procured a aetlm-* from Mn*e*arliuseUj«. We huik the iii*sl of care of those-eg’- * :ut.f pliwed them under a good mother hen for hiculialion. We Only -ii uri-d'lhrt*e ebirk5.~T.’ur'rnny-ffr*’ i<i.tv*inn.* Ujiup, and-all grew to malurily. (tin- proved to-be a *|.|<*n>li.| ju»|<. bird and one pf the piill-is was very good bo I ii in color and loarkinp. We (onk-thetri 1- H11- poultry and pet stock show in Erie in their, lli-Hl winter, where Hi”.' i*d by Hie standard won first nnd pullet In just nine iijOtiHibegan to lay one of Ho 239 <*ggsi mid the* oilier one 209, reasoning savage, vacillating between comfort.—Daniel Webster. pensive compared tho dignity of an inteftiganca derived I stock or robber mi front God, and the degradation of paselans participated by broteg.—Cole­ According to a conscrvallvo esti­ ridge. ' . mate, in an ocean steamel of 100 feet' beam. »50 feet length, and. let us say. Is said to be a tree whlih dispels from Loysd Home and Children. 60,VW) horsepower, no less than 20 per (u branches actual rain to such ao oxKingsley, had an Ideal home, and cent, of the horsepower, or about' teat that a cistern pisred St It* base Is , was never happier than when. play­ Ing with bla children. He gave them coming head wind resistance when the of the driest islands, through which no — the ‘bast of everything—tho largest ship wsa steam*----- - ,r *—•——•—------and sunniest rooms Indoors and tho a CS-mile gale. tree* are a cloud that chansea Into , molxtur* frequently and abed* clear ' water. Berlin Firemen's Watsr-dacketa. ordinary men so often fail—In the lu BcHin the firemen wear water-' home. The grlefa of children made sad. "A child mourning over a broken jackets with a double akin, which they w All .... with -..u water from ,uv Pari* hu» tuoru than 60.000 retired the toy/* be wrote, "la a slgbt 1 catmot are abio ,to layer* I in it* municipal pvnaian hose, If the apace . . between . ____the I_____ becomes overfilled the water escapes rolls. through a valve at the top' of the hel­ Tomatoes Provide NSw Industry. met, and flows down over the firemen Always "On the Move." Extracting the' oil from tomato like a cascade, protesting him doubly. seed has become a considerable Indus­ eon. but the "movies" ao merrily on. try in Italy. Hanner Want Ade Bring Results. WHY moult. They wen' ki’pi by thcui«dve« -■> we* know, io iui;i we hal<'ii'*<l ogpM from Them and now have a ||ock of 22 ptllk-IS from The BANNER’S Plan of Handling Auction Sales Ought to Be Favored by Every One Who Contemplates Having a Sale in Barry County e<| .W> eggs. A Hock uf them h>-i gt-llHT altroct the nlhnli.m ttf nil' who see them by tli**ir bright looks; Mrs. V. T. M>o||. Mooreh-luR illu, Pn. Uncling* Banner:— Being a subscriber and a begin- I net- in poultry raising. 1 would lik«*| lo know the profit** kind of feed ti» give 1 ST—BECAUSE IT IS A DEMONSTRATED SUCCESS.. In the past six years, over 750 Auction Sales have been advertised in the B/XNNER to the mutual satisfaction of the sellers and buyers.. AVe have letters from many who have advertised their sales in the BANNER showing that on a sipglc article they have realized enough more than they expected to pay all the expenses of the auction. In all cases when results have been comparctPwith expectations.the sales advertised in the BANNER have exceeded expectations, in'somc cases by several hundred dollars as we can show by let­ ters and personal references. ' Il is generally considered that I one quart »tf mixed grain is sillll-1 cient for 12 hens therefore, three pints would be ;d-nil ‘the right | amount- to.feed to 17 Imns at one] feeding. We would Miggesl that you feed three pints of grain in deep lilfer. for the rnormiig ration. ND—BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVE COME TO LOOK TO THE BAN­ The success oi the BANNER'S plan of advertising sales has naturally led people to ex­ pect that an auction sale in Barry Co. will be advertised in the BANNER, just as they expect the letter carrier will deliver their mail. 2NER FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF AUCTION SALES. hopper and allow them acres* to this until Inward evening, lln-it Scatter ihe in-uni amount of grain in tl»* litter again. If you lint] up­ on investigation ilu-’iiexl morning that Hu- grnin’hns not ull been eat­ en up. tbeii rrdiiee Hie amount or skip thE regular morning ration. The amount of feed is lo he gov­ erned largely by Ihe amount con­ sumed. avoiding a* far as possible allowing your fowls vrfriitg too fat by giving plenty of exercise. ■ warm wealhar ns irfterlile eggs. The infertile egg enn he subjected lo n .very warm temperature for •many days without seriously im­ pairing its edible qriahtii’s. It is HMpM, containing no living gvrms wilhin lo begin devrlnpmenl and) cause* trouble in the egg mass. Of COMfsis nil eggs go into ihe POULTRY WANTS, same tub in Iheemintry store, and all. lit (In* same ‘price—fresh, dale, ■For Salo—S. I!. Mottled Ancona eggs while, brown, little, big. dirty nnd for hatching. 31.00 for Iff. 35.00 per too. Inquire of Mrs. Alvab D, clean. There is no premium for quality al present for this import­ Miller. Phone 90 3R, Woodland. ant farm prorluct, dteuce why Midi. . tf should wc care whether we sell ferliln or infertile eggs, stale or For Sale—Egg' from the famous Youngs strain S C. White Leg­ fresh? Then* is n<» difference In horns. 50 rents for 15. Phone 284­ prico Hut the tlnje is now ripe for 2 rings.. Win. II. Mishler, Route changl* in this matter' of quality 3. ' . ir wrth eggs.. • By killing, selling or shutting up For Sale—lire-’-!••rs, right price, all your roosters after tins breeding ilalchhbh' eggs from finest White season is over, you will Ibid that Wyandotte slock. 31215, 33.00. $5.00 your ega»Cwill keep frostier, nnd per, ID. 50 or ion. A. E. Stine, Belle­ they will he worth more as a.food vue, Route 3. 4-wkr ‘product, for home use at least, mid for sale if you have a market for For Sole—Egg' far hatching from eggs. "f high merit. If you are Anieriran Standard fawn and milking u apccially of fresh eggs for while Indian Ruiiner Dorks. Crys­ private trade, you can advert iso tho tal while egg 'train. Also high fad that the eggs you offer for sale scoring It. Nliode Island Reds. are infertile mid Hint they are su­ All eggs SI."*1 per setting. Coy G. perior to mixed and ferlijo eggs. Brumm, ’iasliMllo, Mich, R. F. D. Your private customers will soon Carrier No. 5; -• -/ . 6wks tlnd out thig extra qualify. Farmers and many special poul­ For Hulr—BuH Orpington <*ggs for hatcliing. Inquire Phono 312-1 trymen have heretofore been very ring?. Ifcareless In tho handling of their male birds. Tho only right way to For Sale—1 nidi •■-■vs. the large grey secure the best, rgga for hatching Rouen kjnil. I'lume 417-1 rings. purposes is In have a select pen of hens nnd mate them with superior male hints. The hem- and pullets of the Hock from .which eggs for It la not a mbfortune to bo nerv­ hatching jire.pnl to be used should ous If you have a ktrong and active not run with male birds. The lay­ will. Nervousness in such instances ing Hock..then, from which eggs for homo table use and for sale are se­ moans merely Hint tho strings of the cured. should nol have male bird* violin are properly taut. Such nervous­ with them al any time LTeiicO. if ness Is normal and makes for the male birds are cared for ns they greatest success and happiness. should he, infertile* eggs caii be ofered for snlo' at all limos of'the Throughout tho world one-fourth of year. The pen of laying hens froij) wliich eggs aro secured for hatch­ all children die before six years of sge, ing purposes may have mplc binh one-half before they aro sixteen, and during tho breeding season; then otfly btu* person in each 100 lives to the male bird* are taken awny and thn aonnf ■Irtv.fir,' their eggs will bo infertile tho rest of the year. Warning to Mother*. Trying to make a left-handed child A: busy month with tbn chicks. use hla right hand often turn* him Into The hatching should nil ho dono a stutterer. by lho end of the month. Fix the incubators in good shape and put. I hem away for the season. As long as your drays are a sue-*’ cess, slide lo them. use drop­ ping your own knitting and taking up Ihe plans of somebody else every time the wind changes. Sticking is what .wins. Sole which of your hens were some coffee* ate adulterated. quilters, in tho silting business, ami If you want to be sure you get never give them a chanw to fool GOOD ri’KB COFFKK. buy you again. from us. • . Some hens never can be depend­ ed upon to sit Hiclr lime oul. Thcv think of something they would ■Jefferson St. rather do. nnd away they go—for all thu world just like some folks. Hastings, Mich. In Spite of the Pure Food Laws and Inspectors . Ihe Coffee Ranch RD—BECAUSE OF ITS SMALL EXPENSE. Wc make a uniform _ charge for our service in reaching practically all the people of Barry Co that is but little above what used to be charged for sale bills that were read by only a few of the people. Q 4 TH—BECAUSE IT PUTS THE SELLER IN TOUCH WITH HIS ^BEST AVAILABLE CUSTOMER IN BARRY COUNTY. The BAN­ NER goes into’practically every home in Barry Co. . The people naturally look to the BANNER to learn about Auction SalesIfza Barry Co. man wants for hts own purposes any tool or live stock advertised in any sale, he knows just where fo go to find it. He will be preparpci to bid what he be­ lieves .the article or animal is worth, because he has use for it. There will; be no element of spcculation-in-his J)ifL. AVith the old plan, the people in the immediate neighborhood were the only ones who knew of the sale, and ■ they would generally bid because- they hoped to buy something cheap. E TH—BECAUSE IT AVOIDS HAVING TWO AUCTION SALES IN °THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD ON THE SAME DAY. The BAN \ NER makes dates for the auctioneers and practically all of them report the sales they book fo this office, which is the recognized auction sale headquar­ ters. If wc find that two sales are hooked for the same locality we can and do at once take it up with the auctioneers, and arrange for a change of one of the sales, thereby aCdidmg spoiling bbtli sales. This is an important con­ sideration. , /;th-because the banner s plan reaches all the peo- UPLE OF BARRY COUNTY WHILE THE AUCTION BILL REACH­ ED ONLY A FEW IN THE IMMEDIATE LOCALITY OF THE SALE This is so evident that any elaboration of this point is quite unnecessary. 7TH-BECAUSE THE BANNER CONTAINING THE AUCTION • ADVERTISING IS LAID AWAY AND PRESERVED IN THE HOME WHILE THE BILL IS SUBJECT TO THE WINDS AND RAINS AS IT STACKED ON THE FENCES AND TREES. THE BANNER’S METHOD ot idvarttilng Auction Salto hat bow ondorood ist—By the State Association of Auctioneers. and—By all the leading Auctioneers of Barry County. 3rd*—By all Auctioneers in other Counties where the same method been pursued. has Any printing office can print auction sale bills, but only a paper having a large general circulation, such as the BANNER has can successfully adverusa an auction sale that will bring results. The BANNER is now printing 5,200 papers each week' and covers the County “like a blanket.” We would be pleased to hear from anyone contemplating having an Auc­ tion Sale and we will mail them one of our booklets, containing 16 pages of information and suggestions on conducting an Auction Sale. You should not fail to secure one . of these .booklets if you contemplate holding a sale. Its suggestions will mean larger and better results from your sale. We have both the Bell and Citizens telephones. The Hastings Banner Both Phonos No. 15. We Make Dates With Auctioneers �nW HABHNQg BANNER, MAY II, i9IL PAGE TWELVE could b« seen a half -a milo or io beyond. They rested a greater part of lho day and matured their titans. Abouflhrom o’clock- in (he afternoon Way struck the pikn and t oldly walked towards the camp. They aioppod al an orchard, and filled (heir haversacks wilh apples, croaaed the Held and engaged thu About two weeks after the bat­ tle of Antietam tho nirrator and nearest guard in ■ oiivrsation nnd shared with Um their purloined comrade, EH Bushii, of Company K. fruit. He wu~a loquaciqua fellow met one afternoon off duty and en- nnd they cultivated his vanity, nnd paged in conversation-they were good will. It was nol long before both of about the same age. they knew ns much about that Among - other things discussed camp, thu number nnd location of was ill-trealmenl they had received each regiment, as he did. . from commissioned ofllccrs of I he Many of the mililia wore the reg­ Company. CaptaHi Thayer was the uniform of ri soldier, which chief offender as they viewed them. ulation greatly aided in Iheir enterprise. Hu was wounded al-Soulh Moun­ tain, bul some wounds heal quick­ They told the guard limy liid been ly, and they feared, lie would tn: out for a lark ami had forgotten .more crochely than ever when he the pass. They wouhl saunter along down tho line ami. probably, again joined his command. would meet ionn‘ of the boys on Uncle Sam is nol aware bow t>- giinni who knew them and would rannical and domineering some of let them in without disturbing the his officers are, whom lie elevates corporal of the guard, who usually lo power, especially the little fel­ pete crotchety over such matters of lows when epaulets are first assum­ inere form. Tim guard-hesitated ed, or he would raise a rumpus— as they made a show of moving on their superiority must be demon­ and asked them where they be­ strated in some form or oilier, they longed. They naim d his own n?giseem lo think, and tlu: pour soldier rneht, hot a different company. suffers In consequence. Well, said he, if you are-one of our Th- '.»ldier»-«ifM*l- and willingly Isiys, rams- in. I will not- put you lo yield lo military discipline, a* that any trouble. They hesitated before is ihe only way to make military entering. They did not want to unils effective and distinguish them impose upon the good nature of a VF ARE FULLY EQUIPPED TO MATQH ANY LENSES. from the rabble, bul they do and strairger, They said maybe it might have the right to expect that they be wellito call the rorporal of the I BRING YOUR BROKEN GLASSES TO US. OR, IF YOUR will bn treated like men wilh cer­ Kltird, they would -wail ’n'litlle tain inalienable right—not to be PRESENT GLASSES ARE NOT SATISFACTORY, COME TO nger and gee if Lliey could not humiliated to gratify IhO vapity of recall to mind the pass. When US AND LET US ZfIt YOUR BYES AND FUSNISH THE an officer, lli-treatnienl is nol a they were fully, snlislied tlmy had part of the contract whun they en ­ eradicated every- lurking suspicion, PROPER GLASSES. WE ARE EXPERTS IN THIS LINE AND ter military service. if, indeed, ho had ever had any. WILL $ERVE YOU HONESTLY IN GOODS AND PRICES. Whether lho reasons llic two they accepted his offer, passed Ihe soldiers tied for leuving'Hieir cpm- line and mingled with tin* mililia. Imand by the .Frmrhinan’s route They were In no hurry, but gradu­ were adequate, will not be discuss­ ally worked t^eir way to. the other ed—suffice it lo say they thought so side of the camp where I hey plan­ . and acted on what Hicy thought ned for their exit. justifiable grounds. , ‘ Running lha guanl-line.is a dan­ It required nerve to lake such n gerous I rick when troops are at or THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN however, step, as Ihe death penally could lie qea- the front—that. imposed in tiine of war—that was seemed lo be the most, feasible, as OPEN soon passed over in the discussion. nn attempt lo secure a pass wouhl EVENINGS Tiie disgrace attached to Hie act lead them inlo the presence ami was the serious mailer of long de­ under the acruliny of offlccra bate and nearly Wrecked their which they did not care to risk. plans, but, as their object was not They selected a-|ilace .in the line to evade military duly, they near some standing timber > they MARTIN CORNERS. thought they could wipe llial out thought the most vulnerable, and then waited for evening shades lo Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hopkins and by re-entering the service. The calm reasoning of the man thicken. They wamb-red about adaughter, .Marjorie, were over Sun­ day guests uf Mr. and Mrs. Orr they were nol old enough lo exer- any soldier would off duly and. ■tiae, bul Ihe strong impulse of (he when tho time came for them (o Fisher. . act, they leisurely approached (lie Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Stecby and boy they had in abundance. They were .not used to ill-treat­ guard and (old him they had plan­ son of Hastings nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. lien Landis and children of Wood­ ment al home—why should they ned a little raid for forage that land and Willard Hiltonof IfiuUUtpt endure il there, was the way they night nnd did nut mind sharing At last a Their u'ith him Hie net result—he proved spent. Sunday with -their parents, approacl/ed the subject. reasoning satisfied their conscience a squealer ami Warned I hem off. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hilton. They maife a allow of departure QUALITY , Nn School today (Monday) as the and they acted accordingly. How to make a successful “get­ Iipd the guard j^siimed his beat— teacher, Miss Elaine Bauer, is »utfering from inflammation of her away" was the problem they were suddenly they mad>' a dash across his line. It was so unexpected they then called U|>on to solve. • ; eye*. Phone 31 Agents for Rexall Remedies The waler supply was outside the were lost in the timber before hq .Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boyles of Rut­ He land were over Sunday guests of guard lines ami soldiers witli can­ realized what bad happened. teens passed without question, and, did nol Are or rai**- an outcry. He Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brown. Mrs. Maria Shaver of Hastings when the shades of ev. imu- b. u.m probably fell-elingrimil al being ■visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Osburn to fall, they talbcred a few; and out-willed, mid thought lie would gusrd in Hie direction of be blamed and perhaps punisheil. passed the gill Ihe past week. Mrs. .Millie Fisher visited her par­ the spring wlrrre they filled Iheir amt that, after all, ii wouhl result in a raid on some dhickenown ami deft lho balance of the only 1 ents >i Lake view. Friday. roost. ‘ The narrator with his knife iriade narrator suggested they disrobe,■ CAMPBFXIAlfreds Fishel- visited Mr. and canteens. With Price RIGHT, Mrs. When they arrived in Hagei-8- .They passed to the south of a hole in the Arowu of bis bat. li.- their clothes to Hie (dank mid | t„ Mr. ami Mrs. Chartes H. F. Munn of Lakeview, Sun­ Ipwn about ten or eleven o’clock al Chamlmrsburgh and soon struck th" river. Busha declared Im Mourcr Thursday, Muy 7lh, a ten which we ‘ can honestly day. . which' he said was made just be- swim ' <-..ur<| "Swim like a-slone and dive i pound l»oy. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Imon Manning and night, Busha expressed a desire and the mountains. and shaped ilmir surreiidiUL-_TtJlu..iUij(! like a feather"—he had not* learn-I Mrs. Elisha Strong is slowly gain­ recommend son, Kenneth of Hastings, were rail- determination lo board the train course ill a general way toward* fort« the era al Orr Fisher's, Sunday after­ which was about to dejiarl for the Pittsburgh with' nothing but the what a narrow escape,’’ tin* wonnoi ed Um ni l. Hint raised n new and | jug. . north. His comrade counseled Oth­ sun ami Hie slaps for their com­ folk would say. In t|i<-aiung *d the unexpected ,. problem. The river 1.„i,i..m Tiu. a birlliday parly was given al the noon. '• Rernemhor the L. A. S. at "Mrs. erwise, bul he wus determined to pass. They beheld some rugged hat, calls to mind an incident nl win. broad ami deep. the widen and home of Bert Slater's Sahnday eve­ scenery, as they scaled the moun­ South" Mountiihi. Tliv 17th wore night .were chill, as it was Into in ning, iu honor of tlicir daughter C<Hi||iaugli's. May 2H, for supper. , A make the try that way ami ted on. their hats in hutlie, which disting­ October or the llrst of. November—, Phebe. Then walked briskly and boldly tains. ’ cordial in vital ion'is extended to all. up to the train which .was then Their progress was necessarily uished them from all others.• The they had lost (heir linic>£ixKoniiig. , Jim Norcull and family of Grand well llllcd. An officer met the slow ns limy worked iheir way over boys fell a secret pi-ide in what “Where -there is n will there is a Rapids spent Saturday night ami CL\Y IH1.L8. young mililni-y fugitives as they the different ranges—often they they helped ucrmuplish there until way"—tluxprol|h;iii was *yon solved. Sunday with the fomurr’s brother, Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Burns arc Ihe walked uloiig beside Ihe train look­ had to retrace their steps or change one of-tlie South Carolina prisoners Busha ixxln Ihe plank and carried Henry NorcUtl and family.’ proud purenls of a lioy. born May 5. ing for all opportunity to gel on (licir coui-se. as the ascent or de­ I hey lind taken gave his Version Id Ihe clothes'amt the narrator swam Jesse Knowles, wife nnd non and "I’hpl regi­ the rivet and pushed his comrade Mrs. Lrzxie Knowles nnd sen, Daniel M«*, Mary Graham df Cascade rs and sung ojif: “boysl where do you scent was too sleep for them to the affair—he said: ment that wore huts did n<U kn*(W before him. Thtf passage . was of Car)loivsficnt Sunday evening al cluing for Mrs. Burns. belong?"—that question struck venture. ■ , Wailace Mr.Ikmald.'of Middleville, Bushn dumb, as il was sudden, un- .• On one occasion in making a edough to know when (hey ^:ere imccaearily slow and laborious.. It. M. Eggermanc spent Suinlay at Imine. , Tim undertaking proved to be much exjieclifl and unprepared for. The Steep deaden! to avoid n long de­ whipped.** ' ’ Peter Slater ami wife of Freepqrt Mr. and Mrs. William ’ Skinner narrator saw the hesitation of his tour. when part way down, they One evening they called At •» more difficult and dangerous (han arc spending a few days with tlicir was in Fi-ee|Mirl. Thursday. comrade and promptly rami! lo liW test their foolimi and went rolling house in the outskirts uf a little anticipated—lhe curcpiil was strong son Bert' ami family. Mrs. .Fred Cunningham of North rescue and replied: "Uh! right ami luiiihling for twenty feel or (own in a small valley between and the plank had to !>•- kept head­ John Nickerson's - are riding Irving, was caring for her daughter down here.!"—pointing to some more before they cnuld slay Iheir mountains nnd got their suppfir. ed upstream with a alight ungte in n new Reu. Mrs. Glonn Freeman, who is ill. ■tents near liy. The officer then progress Cowards the bottom of a The I'adv was very talkative * mid tQwanta Ihe opposite shore, ami, Mrs. Leo Alleriiing of Cnrllon, Mrs. Luo Skinner and son spent, again questioned: “To the Uilli? deep canyon. They fortunately llu'y gatlK'ied murh valualile"inIorA Being partly submerged. by Ihe spent Sunday with her mol her, Mfs. jjflUinlay with her aunt, Mrs. Ru- “Y.w.l" was the reply, as there was esratM><l with a few sore spots. mation. Her husband was out on wejght of the rider.‘was very diffi­ Custer. Guy MrNi'o uf MiddleviRA’ sjienl no oilier platUlblc one— they were n>It was a wnmlef they did not get picket duly4 He behhiged to an or­ cult to manage. At Limes il M: ¥. Carr nf/Lake Odewm, has, ganization called minute men. They cd to the swimmer ns though it jmLposlcd.,Tliq refdy satisfied the J/isi ammig^ tbieyi mountains. been siteiuling a few days al 11. Mr Sunday al lioine. officer who ordered them lo repair They lived principally oil nuts— guarded the road* iu*d ..uygwiata .’WL 9JLMter.LUieb,s.sibili^- to ac- Eggeectq^ek-x ...... compliMK Inc feat and save ills । t:iyta« Churchill ami family spent to their quarters. passes by night. She insisted they • il was the time of the year when comrade. but lie resolved Sunday with his parents, Mr. and The iwo walked, crestfallen, in nature was the- moat bountiful in should sleep iu the house. They LlttlkMora Cld«r, Too." ,Mr». Geo. Churchill. said they carried wilh thcm> the would survive or perish together— the direction of the camp, when out her food supply. , Farmers are very busy in this of sight of the officer, they changed There is a w'ell constructed high­ sbldiqr's mascot—the graylim-k— if a cramp had seized Ihe swimmer vicinity, plowing for corn and Iheir course and made for the sub­ way running from Chambersbuiuli Iheir argument prevailed and they in thill chill water two tragedies pagne drunk In this country is really beans. urbs and the open country and to over , the inountains In'the general slept iff the barn on (he hay in an would have been' cmnleil. How made in, FYsnco ot American apples. Mr. and Mrs. John Kollor sfmnt the nearesl woods where they care- direction , (if ' Pittsburgh. After a open loft. The next morning they long they remained in the water Tho apples aro hero cored, kllood and 1914 MODEL Siimlny with her parents Mr. and 'fully picked their way along ,time they ventured down on that were surprised at an early hour by they ha.i in. menus of sletermtainff. dried, sent to Franco, and there con­ Mrs. W. B. Poland. Hlj-ough lho underbrush. . When thoroughfare . and traveled mglils. the Ixird of th” Manor—they ex- bnl it wits » long, long while ‘ere verted into cider. Carbonic acid gas daylight came they sought Ihe most ,Oiie hioonlighl night Hie clattering heeted he was still un picket duly— (hey gained the upponite bank Hu eel Is added, with yeast and a little favor­ otiKUrq I’laro *>'. “ (nickel where hoofs of pursuing horsemen wire in- had con-ull'-d with bi' wil>- amt mill's or more, down-stream. mid, ing powder, and some of the connois­ LAKE VIEW. Adjustable brush, three secured needed rest and sleep. heard.just back of a bend m the f'Hiiul she was entertaining guests, (lip swimmer was chilled lo the seurs omack their lip® over it, under Mr. and Mrs. Gtforge Cronk of they lb- cilint* up the ladder ami liwiked marrow ami rxhausltMl. When night approached they w'eje , bellows, 3-ply wood ve­ Halliinorc. spent Sunday with Chas. ready again for action. Busha lost winding road- It ^*’a8 audden and them over. -The conversalum was tho delusion that it is real champagne. (continued next week.) • a narrow cleared held Crunk ami wife. neer top, easy to oper­ i Mr. ami Mrs. George Raghi.aml his nerve and confidence. He he- .Unexpected was on either side—beyond, lay the not free and cordial—he uuspected gan to sen that they were up against wooily side of tho mountain, they something and limy knew, il from Glcanrr I'roprnni for Moy 23. Plante Natural Barometers. | Imby of Town Line, spent Sunday ate, one-year guarantee. unanaed. real thing, when they reviewed were So closely beset they dare not his manner. , He was The’common chickweed opens Ita Song—Arlior. Mr. and Mrs. Dkm Brown of the (heir exfwrience with Ihe officer attempt to cross the field in the He had left his wea|>nn* al the sta­ See it demonstrated, try with thin place. Heading—“Bill and Joe."—H. Col­ blossom only when the sun is shining who surely would, have caught moonlight. They Jumped the •*®Dre tion, so he could nol hold Ihein up. lin-. .Miss Beryl Cronk of Baltimore, them it he had exercised his wit. and counts on only the bright hours. it out,—you’ll find it all spent and lay down in Its shadow. I Im He did not say much, but they read Sunday wilh Frank Cogswell Paper—“How (To Grow Crimson When it. closes its blossoms rain in­ He resigned his leadership and in­ honmmen passed and they sprinted him like un open liook and were Clover." —Will Gillaspiv, ft. A. ¥an- variably follows. The sea purslane has , we claim and the best and wife. sisted that his comrade ahqyld en­ across Um open field and giuted the prepared to resist if ijeressary. thin Evendt. wife and Children the same habit. It never opens in . “ U'ell. boys." he sanf, as he jtetheir “get-away." mountain side anil the protection Vacuum Cleaner you of East Castleton speut Sunday gineer Music. cloudy weather and doses when the whon’Lee raidted into Maryland of the finish and tliuber. After a scended tho ladder, "you will stay I >iscu»*ion- ‘What Modern Con-1 sun ia low, about to sjnk. The scarlet with Mrs. laiOra Everett. .. for breakfast?" . ever saw. Mr. .ami Mrs.’Win. Gfllespie and aiMiut eighty thousand Pennsylvan­ short time, from tbeiroullook, they i Are Practical for t» Farm pimpernel never exposes its Bowers to militia were rusfied down to pro­ saw those horsMMn retrace their “(lertaiiily," was the sjuick -.nd family spent Suiiduy with relatives ia -E. Gillespie ant! 1). Fira- a shower. Why not order one tect. their border, where they re­ course mid srrutiniio either sole of cheerful rcspoifim—tlmy wvr - :,n in Baltimore. mained in camp for some time after missel boarders—they nevci l.jd u meal today ? Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Nesbel ypenl the battle of- Antietam - and. until I Im hlghway-thoy had their quarry and evidently had nol when' oppoiiunily invited. They Sunday wilh relatives at Morgan. L. Adkins, lecturer. To Chan Smoked Paper. they wexu sure thmr presijgce seen them. ‘ They took to the kept an’ eye on him through the Alfred Fisher of Marlin Comer* would he nnedixl no longer. Wring out a piece of aoft flannel !u mountains again and it was ‘apra® cracks in Th® barn and saw him silent Sunday with II. F.aMunn and Chronlque Shndsleuse.'■ Every precaution WM taken to lime ere tlmy ventured on Ihe high­ slip slyly off Towards the , town. water to which a Ifctle kerosene haa wife. Gossip (at top of ^er voice as tube pick up those who could nol give way again ami, when they Irayided Wimp he was out *hf sight Hivy been added- Tho flannel muat be a good account ot lliemsclvfs— Hjefe. it was in the dark of .the went to the house. Tim demeanor train rushes along)—"Wly do I stop dampened, not wet, and the oil thor­ sucrii IIOWNE. every stranger was looked upon moon. of Ihe lady bad iffiaiiged-shc liad tttldng at tho Mallons’ My good girl, oughly mixed with water. Wipe the . Misses Eteunyr and Lydia PorrlH wilh suspicion, mid the roads ami After they were fifty or «'*<> made no preparation tor breakfast do you suppose T want everybody to smoked surface with the mouteneif were guarded mile* or so inland they hognn lo —would we stay gpelit Saturday and Sunday with mountain passes she asked? hear alt about Aunt Sophie and the flannel, and then lightly and quickly night and day for fifty miles iu- asSocinte with ihe country people, fj-rlajply, they refdii-d. Ozi Pardee uud wife. , if she chauffeur I*’—Punch. with ao!t dry linen. Should one applF, Miss Minerva Thompson was the' l#,ld. , » , , avoiding towns by a detour around. would name tho lime tlmy would cution be fnaufllctout to remove the Keen olwrvalion and careful There was then no darigyr among be there—limy would ' lake a little guest of Misses Lena mid Minnie। ■moke, repeat lhe process. using clean study of the prolrtom prepared . ln»He Information. Ihe coufilry folk — with them, noth ­ stroll in the freshness of*(hv morn (Jacketer, Saturday nnd Sunday. . them for Hie h&urdous undertak ­ It. Cruniback and family nnd Mrs. ing was too uood for a soldier, J-they might look Ihe (own over if Callow Sportsman—Y< u remember flannel each time. Win. RoseiilQcknr of Grand Rapids ing. they lived on the fat of the land. they had lime. -When out of “sight when you guided mo tiro years ago. NturMtntma. -Tlmy resolved lo-bocome inoun? As Ihey won- in (heir uniforms n limy look lo the mountains again. Jako? What calllber rtfln was I using visited nt M. Keyser's. Sunday., H. Goerli and brother, Albert of! tuineers. when they reached the. idausibln story had to be Invi'iileil. Tho neurasthenic Is alwaya a pec­ When they m-ared Ihe.preat city that year?" Guide—"I don't know, str; Allu, wen; in Hastings, Wednesday. ipountains, hut u well guarded val- They-were taken prisoners, lliey of Pittsburgh. Ih^y iiiadf a l.inm tho doctor ain't never dug cut the Lui- ten who cannot or will not. exorcise, ’ A Blodgett and wife have movedI ley and a Hue of encamped Iroofis said, oi Harper’s Ferry, when Col­ dehfur lo the south pud stnn-k Ilia lot,”—Puck. whilo tho nervous person Is "always on — io the house recently vacated by’ lay hetwi'en. They nerved them­ onel. Mile* surrendered his Iwelve Ohio river. They dared not under­ tho go." Wealthy pervrs must ba aurselves lo beard the Hou in his den. thousand trpopa to .the enemy. take th*! common mode of passage. Henry Gosi’h and wife. rounded by healthy muscles, and Il is an easy mailer to pemdrata There jwere so.maiiy, afid .Um The night wim dark nnd the banks Mr. anil .Mrs. Hay Slalil vwiled B.. Safeguarding Art Treasures. healthy muscles are tho result ot nxJackson and family of Clarksville,, a camp: the difficulty is in wttiqg Johnnies Mi.haFdly MWWOdTney let steep and tWckly /wqodiif.. With .Tn Genova, Switzerland. every old •rdse. Melancholy parsons and thpao Thanks—I wish to thank liftI Sunday. out again. Tire second flight they lli’dr prisoners go on parole <d|•difficulty limy m^ib* lh®ir way- picture and aaUtiuo mutt bo registered Howers and (><•!•Mr. mid Mrs. Oxi Pardee, the■ worked their way along, slowly and honor—they wepo making their... dqwn to Um water.' They, tried v, ..., l«> In |ho town hall^and Ito value atated who commit snletdo are all in some ta»-wes during my Miwsoit Eleanor and Lydia Porrlll. cautiously, not making inure than way to tlm parole caiqp al Colum-* find a.boat a boat moored to In the zhoic <hore bul Tpla fs done tp protect purcljiacre ot stage of neurasthenia. and Bessie Bnediei were in Lake1 a mile or two and when daylight Inis. Ohio. It wa* plausible aud II । were unalile to ilo sZk They found ■uph. articles. came, the White tents of the nnliLia worked. Fred Buchtel. Odessa and Clarksville, Sunday. [a plunk among some driftwood. The -BANNER WANT ABA'S. PAY.— ikui ii civil hi MOIIWOID' WE CAN FIX IT ALL RIGHT/ Brains and Good Paint are a necessary combination if you wish your home to have the right appearance. GOOD PAINT and no brains don’t help much and all the brains on earth can’t make POOR PAINTS of any value, so CONSULT US and when you need anything i*i that line let us de­ liver to you . Devoe Lead and Zinc Paints These paints are strictly pure and thoroughly ground and mixed by machinery. If brains are used in applying these paints they will give you entire satisfaction and will give your work the “spick* and span” appearance that you want it to have. Our colors are true to name and card. L. V. BESSMER Only $5.95 Many Wall Paper Bargains We have sold an enormous amount of Wall Paper this spring—we do every spring—and every spring at about this time we have quite a number of special bargains in room lots that may be just whaf you want. TWese are not from a lot of old cheap stock but remnants, many of them from the best papers cart-ied in the city. Come and sec them early. - Garveth & Stebbins The Druggists VACUUM CLEANER Red Cross uomiJinatlon*. . . Vacuum Gleaner and 7 SPECIAL PRICE S5.95 E.A.RURT0N QUALITY HARDWARE Hastings, Michigan �THEHATTOKM mVflllfllHlTIIK . . . . Wednesday, Sept. IB. We are up again at six in Ute morning, M our train • starts for Peking at nine. The great wall of China comes down to the aeu hwe at Shanhaiquan and we thought by rising early, we would have time to go and see it. Wo finally get two men and two donkny*. wilh plenty of boys behind lo whip them, and away we go. About a fifteen —|mrt»-«-rlde -brought u> lu th--. .i--------- .,T of shgnhaiquan. Il ..i» mile square, and joins on the big wall’ The wall hero is about forty feettiigh, and forty feet wide, built largely, of brief. Tho brick am mostly black, about ii inches long, and Hiree ijtrhea wide perfectly sound ami good, ine wait in many places is hanked up with dirt nearly to thf» lop, leaving the wall above just high enough for u man lo hide tiehind, juid lira guns or arrows out through alotr.io the wall. Wc went one half the way around the xHy on Lop of the — banknient,. and then .woaL.. through thn center of the city. At the gales there arc large watch lowers ou lop of the wall. We went up. in- one, waking up a Chinaman who was making this his home. Inside the wall the clly is one solid mass of housps and people, narrow streets, imnf holes wilti pigs wallowing in them. The cooking Is done in the streets, nnd barter of all kinds is .carried on,-tho shops sollhig only food and necessary ar­ ticles. Our !raio io Peking was an inleresthi* one./ There was ono long car .08. big as ii baggage car, fastened on the eiulxt Hie train, in which in one end was a ImjIIjt for-heating the train, and in the other end an auto­ mobile four eyliiider engine, with radiator and dash outfit, directly connected with a dynamo for light­ ing the train ' Tho. conveyances ut the stations for the pmwengere are wicker chair* with (Miles on each .side. These poll’s are very springy, and are lied together al Hie ends, renting on an­ ol her long pifle. Four men carry these chairs..' The country from ’Shanhaiquan to Peking is quite low and fairly productive. Their main crop is koliang. a species of errn. growing about Bm feel high, and has grain in the tassel. Il looks like bruoin com. We are told they use it all, the grain and line stalk JJielxaL the. larger-stalks,they tuk up for slock, ami Ihe butt and roots an* used for lire wood.. Tho railroad here is guarded by foreign troops, aqd at one station lien' wm a garrison of thirty or forty American soldiers. The land between the shore ot Tientsin and Peking is very- low, and.for nearly one half a day we traveled over country that had been overflowed, and Ihe crops ruined, so that the poor were suffering very much. They are so poor and rug­ ged that one is in sorrow to see I Item. MAY 1t. OIL PAGE THIRTEEN S ♦InttnwttoHl Sunday* Al * ♦ ftkaal School lUtAM lesson Learn the FOR SENDAY MAY 17. By Lee W. Ames. The Rich Man and lu/arus. Luke M:l«, «, 18-31. Golden Tteift I*"'. 31:11 Read Luke ||:M W. Introductory. Tfie discourse,Qf .our last lesson stirred the covetous Pharisees, and they derjded Him. Tne printed por­ tion of loday's lesson ha* lo do fur­ ther wilh riches. Th-- story of the rich man and Igizanis is-sometimes said to be a parable, -but nowhere does the Won! of God identify, it as such.. Il is likely that the picture In that' of two real men, possibly known to some .who heard the words from our Ixjrd’s lips. He mentions Lazarus by name, aonvlhing that is never dona in pgruidt-*. In last week’s lesson we were exliorted to wisdom in alqwardlbip. and faith­ fulness an that which i- Hu- I-ord's; today He lakes ua beyond (he grave and contrasts two who occupied exlrernv posilipmLwoiully. financial­ ly, nnd spirilually: 'this portion deals with some important and much needed truths. Let U" give heed to Hie volbo of thlTFWthfiit and True Witness, remembariiig ih.it "it is easier for heaven and earth lo pars, than one tittle of the law tu-fail" v 17}. I Timothy 1:8 auggesls a good outline for this lesson, vir.. the life that now is, and the life ilial is lo come*. Our outline will he based upon 2 Qor. 5:6-8.' ' Lesson Divisions: I. At Home in The Body, 10-21.. I1. Absent From Die Body. 22-31; Tho OutUne Developed. . In tlirbfi verses Jf&ns pictures to us the contrasts iu the lives of these two men—(be essenii.il contrasts, which have eternal consequences. In one sentence Hie Son of God tells of the riches, raiment, rations, and responsibility of the rich man, anil the nmk. wretchedm—>, resources and relations of Lazaiu- The unniimi-d man was riclt, hut be was not under condemnation beeaus*- of his riches. Abraham was rich .Gen. 13:?'. and yet of whom besides Abraham is il thrice said that he is the friend of God? Solomon was rich, and yet he plea»-d God. Not money, but “love of money.' is Hint which js Hit} root of all evil. - “How hard is it for them llidt (rust in riches to tMitoriiitp Ihe kingdom of God!" (Mk. to: 21)^The rich young ruler cared more for hi- own rich­ es - than foe Chrial's riches, and One-Step Hesitation and Book of Inslructions—FREE i ‘ Jm: received from il:c Victor Talking Machine ■ Ccmpin-,, book of "Three Modern i5ance»” with 5 \ \ .\ picture of Mr. apd Mil Vernon Castle and 288 il \ Btt ■■ MH ■■ 1 J* rr.ovir.K picture vhcto^rppl.s allowing steps of the dances with complete instructions for each step. JHm <5^. " ■—W . a vain c! this C.J11.L in :m-J very unique booklet. Come soon as you can.' Wc hare only a limited supply and they won’t last lonE. F. Ik. Pancoast Jeweler and Optician Hastings. Mich.1 man was dead while he lived E|>h. Why Spain Lags Behind. Criminals Strenuously Dealt With. In tbouaands of villages and small 2:1; I Tim. 5:0)t and.now be Jives after he has died. He w«s liu?ivd, towns In tho interior of Spain no one Zealand, largely because .they make a' bul his sing were not buried. In­ knows how to read or write. There stead of being extinct, Jie was “in are In 8pain 30,000 rural vfilagM with­ convict, hang" and bury a criminal out' schools of any kind and many wlUiln two weeks of tho commission hell" and "in torments." He vva«thousands __________________________________ which cm bo reached only ot bls crime, if this bo murder, or. If conscious of his condition, of hi- ; byVbridle"Sub, there'belng no high not a hanging offense, to get him aa suffering,’ of I lie cqiiyast iMJlweett | road* or railway communication ot quickly as possible Into a disagree­ his condition and Ilial of Ijizurus; any kind. Attendance at board achoola able prison, where be will . have to ‘ Lif (tn- fact lie bad live iirellt- Is voluntary, nol obligatory. Seventy- work bard nnd faro upon bread and hell— is a------------------------place is indium- Bix per cent, of the children Ln Spain Waler.—Exchange. ren. That ’I.... ..... cd: (Ij »... by ii... the rich man bhing m । are "inniurrate, and thia ia Mpeciaily lu-ll;" ;2' loizarus'is in a (dare, notlceablo in the capital and we would naturally expecl that tin: neb man, too, wouhl Im* in a “Do you believe that poets are born, Ponce Dogs Do Good Work. place; (3) Hie great gulf mmaiab'd not made?" "Sure! Whc'd be ao two places; (U the niah huuself' T)it» breeding and use of dogs as Ivstdied that he wus in.a pkiry? qfj n >,*i,iar>v» oi auxiliaries of cue the ponce polluo nervier aervice nu baa ior for Poat. loiiiient.’ This plnce. "had.'s. is, maDy ygarj| b#<,u wllh Zacchaeua sought Chri.-l whole­ iiu, 'is." »..x.. .iu' ;u.Xu.« “ '“a "■ Belgium. marked aaccoM in heartedly wilti the re-ult that the Lord. Himself, ami ,ulp>HA were Chfisl HbtAulrlL-* <‘f ltd* saved were ■■ -- ------------- ------made glnn. To pwu>«->* liclivs is no in one cimTpArtmeiit'i>f hades, called ----——————— sin. if properly gguird; lu be pos- "paradise'' or "Abraham’s bosom." sossed by riches is mil Not Hie use, but the abuse of rii ltes, brings the iinilKhliuii* pn-smirc of God. The Great Wall of China. ihe condemnation of GihI. Nothing is said alwuj how Uns man procur­ ed his riches, a m:ilt«-r that is more Im ascended Up on high In: led n /' NORTH CARLTON. F or GOT THE RIGHT EXPRESSION KNEW TRICK OF ADVERTISING or less prominent in Illis twentielli multitude of eaplivs’. IL. i!j im­ century. The uian used his riches mediately added Hint He hud pre*Agnea Zuaehnill is numbered among the sick, entertaining tMe Experiment Was Painful to Tragedian. | Book Publisher of tho Year 1787 on himself, evidently neglei'ting tinopportunity al In- very gate to help quinsy, the past week. but He Could Not Hesitate When i Would Have Had Little to Leern his brother. He lived in.“luxury, ffaradise division of hade*."- C. I. Levi Hynes ami* wife of Freeport Art Called Him. From His Brothera of Today. Since Hie iimiciimoii of without any endeavor to relieve Ihe Scofield. •pent Saturday’ night with tho lat­ lioveriy amt suffering of Laznrtis. ter’s parents, Luwia Demo nd and The finest quality for the money.' (Wc quote ^oinc flood ones: "Thanks.'* said the tragedian, aetThe advertising of children's books He Was occupied with his clothing “xlisent from- tin* / family. . ' Ixwis Deinoml and family and ting down his glass and abcent-mind- doos not teem to have advanced In and bis food, the ibings that the Ever* Hoces* VACUUM\reated and Roasted Coffee, per pkg. edly pocketing my change, which lay’ Ingenuity since the time of old John Gentiles seek Mt. <<:3'Ji. instead of have departed lu*I.evi Hynes and wife spent Sunday Pride of Plymouth Can Peas, extta fine, per can 15c. Per’^doz. seeking first tin- kingdom of G<wl upon the bar between us. "Many. New bevy. Hero Is a spoclmon qf hla wilh Jesse Demands of Woodland. and His righteousness. Hark of this Olive Oil. Ihe Genuine Imported Italian OU, thanks for your gqm] opinion. I al-, art, from the London Morning ChronMri. Surah Haff went lo Hastings was an. unregi’nejiib- heart, void of New Prune.-., per lb 13c, .2 lbs for .. Friday morning to spend a few ways study from Nature—from . Na-1 Iclo In December. 1787: "Thia day (he love and fear of Gixl. The Wis­ ditions of. thf l<;*<L and .raved after Mbs Best Rolled Oats for weeks with her daughter, Mrs. C. ture. air. In my acting you see re- Xaa published '.Nurse Truelove's Naw dom of Got! says not lhat lie was a death, awaithing' the r.'Mirnvfleeted Nature herself." Year Gift, or the Book of Books for murderer, or a thief; he was simp­ (ion i.H slated in v 25 “he is com~ bars Lenox Soap for Mead. f "Try thia cigar.” cald an admirer of Children,’ adorned with cuts, and do- ly a rich man heart was nol Extra fancy Cuban Ihiteapple*, Urge wires, forl.-d, and Ilion arl l«rment»*d." It Perry Allcrding’s, Nellie Sullivan Ixmg Crisp Cucumber*, each ....’ and Leon Henney spent Sunday af­ Nature, reverently. "Now, where did signed as a present Yor evci-y llttlo right' with God. bud Who therefore you study that expression of intense boy who would become a great man did not love his brother. Like Gain, ternoon in Woodland. 30 lbs. H. & E. Granulated Sugar, for..—......... iietwren death mid resurrection, surprise that you assumed In thu sco’ and ride upon a fine horse, and to he fell not that hr was liis-brulher's Mrs. L. Hunny nnd grandma neither Unit death oiids all. Tho keeper. Bee I John 1:20. He would ond act?'' I every little glrl^who would become a Zusclmill spent Sunday wilh Mrs. Lettuce, Radishes, Green Onions, Tomatoes ' From Nature, sir: from Nature. To I «rc« woman and ride In a lord uot hove been saved by ministering raved Mini I- coiiM-imisly hafipy Eckurdl of Woodbury. and New Cabbages ucura that expression 1 asked an ln-| ’"•W® «IR coach. Printed for the to laizaru's. bul had hr been saved during this lime, while Hie unsaved Mint t5TnnvTinn«ty tormented.- And male personal friend to lend nju flve| «uthor, who baa ordered those books Tie'«v3u!<I*linv«- nilnl-ti'rwFtomzri- it. is i<h> laic lu change your rimHASTINGS AND CARL­ rus: In contrast-wilti this rich man Phone -b«. given gratis .to all JHUe boys is Lazarus (hr beggar, laid aj. (he dilion once death tins come, the TON TOWNLINlk pounds. He refused. This caused ma< - Grooect 16 no surprise. I tried several more, i ••»<> « lri » “ >• Hlble and Sun In Mr. and Mrs. Fratlk Benner and rich man's gate, hungry, and suffer­ “great gutr prevents any cliangimr daughter, Dora, jvigflrd their_sou, Finally. I- struck one*who was willing 8t- p»u,« churchyard, they paying for ing physically, udh unbound sores, to oblige inc. and. as he handed moj *110 binding, which Is only 2d each seeking crumbs from 4 he rich man's ■Floyd of Woodland, Sunday. Jay Barnum Is employed in u tho money, 1 studied in tho glass thoi book.' abuiqinuce, to whom tile dogs were anolher chance in lir raved. Such saw mill in In'ing, at present. expression of my own face. 1 saw John Newbery, who ao ingeniously evidently More kind than Hie man is not Ihe Iraching of God's Word. O. C. Barnum nnd wife ot Hast­ there surprise', but it was not what I advertised hla children's story books, whose (xwsessions were great amt -Noir also that the rich ifiaii did'iiol ings, were Sunday visitors al J. J. wanted. It was alloyed with auaplc-i u»«d them in turn to advertise other yet who was nut rich toward God. Barnum's. ion that tho sovereigns might be bad. commodities In which he was Intar- The rich man knew l.azifrus (v 2IL prill. Hr merely twkr.Uliut Jiis >ufThe Misses Catherine Corrigan I was In despair." rated. Ono of hla "side lines" was Lazarus' name carrir# the meaning rerogiiixed Lazarus, vvhieh brings j mid (Ha Pilgrim of Hastings and ‘ ' " ll>' wus lull. '•Welir said the other, breathlessly. ,hn famous Dr. James' Powder, ip .............. For Decoration Day Marlin fimilh of Rutland visited al James 2£'i. He comfort to saints, tuid should also placedJ such faith. though ill -rugs, "Then an idea struck me, 1 re-, Which Goldsmith "-*■**■ *-'• Glenn Moiire's, Sunday nflernoon. ; ii"' H"-' one In-foie lie a warning l<> unsaved. It will iu-1 was ..uu^ hungry Jay Rockwood mid wife ond Mrs. solved upon a desperate course. I re­. and allusions to that specific are plen-, -whose gate In- lay was thirsty lateP There is nothing that would im­ Hi'I La Hager of South Hastings, and turned the five pounds to my friend। tifully sprinkled through the pages of on ;v 2L. He’was not saved !•••prove the appearance of your cem­ Vernon Kelley of Hastings, were the next day, and on his astounded Ihsabooks. , In "Goody Two-Shoes," cause lie was poor, tint because he your inlluenci*. In hell the man reetery lol any more than a nice vase. for instance. Abo heroine's father dies believed the-Word of God. Faith in rnemiiered his broihers, remembered callers al E. J. Bump's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.'Albert Kinne visited was In search of. Yes, thank you. a miserably because "aelied with a the. Christ of Calvary raved Him. tluil there were live, realized Ilial Wc have a fine line of them of they needed to reiH'iil. II some of llioir son, Clarence, Sunday. small whisky as bqtore."—London Tit­. fever in a place where Dr. James’ just as luck of that faith barred the various styles and sizes wilh reser­ Lew Walker and wife of Hasl- Bits. rich man from joys of your unbelieving fnonils who scoffvoirs from I.1.- gallons up. Our • ings visited at Jesse Altofl s, Sun­ God’s presence. Thus we have thovases arc unbreakable and will two men "ul home in Ihe body.” in now. what would Itieir'iin-srage be? day. LAS! FOR YEARS and arc Scott Priest and wife of Hastings Bewara the Gray Eya. the life that now is. Bul the day Wand That Putc to Sleep. were Sunday visitors at-P. Wilsons. comes when Hie life that, now is VERY REASONABLE IN Tho etory of tbo Sleeping Beauty, who/retain any aplrltual emotions. eiids, when we are no longer ut there is uii uHier way. as tin1 < lo-<iiiu Mrs. Xiracu Myers- nT'Hastings PRICE. Wc also have a fine line spent Saturday and Sunday with particularly Its eastern versions, hat Peqyle with gray eyes are superficial. ' home in Hie isidy. 1ml absent from vi-rw-. clearly indirale. Miracles df Gast Iron Bouquet Holders. . ' the body, when we enter inlo the will not avail when tin* Bible is re-) Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cummings. Decoration Day will be here in a I Miss Bertha Swanson spent Satr : life that is io come. . May He work unday mid Sunday with BeUlati - ‘"Hie loiggur died.' Only a beg­ (|is|ir<ues x.'ise short time. Sec us at once for any gar. Ami yul of sufficient worth in mightily, threugb Hi> Word. ' Cook of Carlton. work you may wish done. . the sight, oi Go<| Ilial angels were MP. and Mrs. James Swanson yisw iwn ^rnuuroran — ■ 8t»ge Humor. . employed hi carry him to tljv place Itixl Ernest Cowles of Leach I-okc.; xcarcofy dlsUngulab between sleep and A popular comedian scored a good to “d prepared for him, The unlust rteSunday. ' 1 ta<». -to lb. h..b It ward was asmttned lo beg; nut Laz­ Impromptu hit whits performing at a 1 Ute or waiting. Sometimes there are ■ Spanish Dignity. • arus the liegKur *»» not made provincial music hall. In the mlddlo i 8uraly Had Ona Good Raaaon. Marble Dealers two-wands, silver, and gold respective­ He was. of of bis song ho suddenly stopped and ly. In Scandinavian versions a sleep-1 < Dignity is the prevailing Instinct; ualiamed 'Rom. &:*>'. which, was roaponalblo for a record thorn takes the-place of the wand. In I among every class tn Spain, says a। Paul’s persuasion - Tim. I;t2i. The ■aid tn hla audlsnce: “What Is tho ■ Phone 137 Hastings, Mich. advertisement as follows: "For sale, Ireland this appears as a pin, and woman who has spent much time In; rich man also die-t but no angels height ot extravagance? Don't know? j . mmisler to him. llwnch brothers Give It tip? Well. I should say It was I baker's business; good trade; largo ovan;- present owner been, in it for Ino of Grimm's "Briar Hose." when the i gars ask for alms with dignity and* Ifr and frieiids served -is pallbearers at to psy 11.50 to sit In a stall in order | = : hu funeral: the nnw-l>s ofJJmt were seven years; good reasons for leav- spindle pricks her, is connected with you have nothing to give you do not’ called io tarry- awny The apirit of to read a penny paper." And tho ip member of tho audience who was pal-1 this. In the Arabian story It Is a shout "Go aW^yl" but if you are ai Imzarus. Read l*s. 110:15. Both are ring placed upon a Unger that causes 8 nlard—"Go thou with God; I- now absent from ihe Imdy. Their pably referred to went out. h nothing for thoo today." • bodies tire hi the grnuiul. One was slumber. ,. ed dead. The contrast in (lie conAnd American indigestion. Among tha worat-ton uf the mem' and was fed fcitli Ul*' best, while'llie Menu for a Cosmopolitan Dinner.— ory are too much food, too much phys­ For Biblical Students. ... Mfhora Slltnce Reigns. other w«A marred and poorly nour- Beotch broth, Spanish mackerel, ical exercise, and, slraagely enough. Two Mdly afflicted husbands wore I Tho Bible contains 3.568.480 letters.| lsh«l; yet each gm-s-to the ground. French chop*. Hungarian stew, Irish and sterilize the outside'and lining* as dean as tlw day Hwy 733,748 words. 31,173 verses, UH 1 Is this nil of life? Have these two potatoes, Vienna rolls, Italian wines, .discussing tho marriage ot a former I your tailor, we have a thoroughly equippe.1 plan! to do this ai men become exHucl? And if they English mufflne, Welih rabb|t. German widow. Tho Oral ono sighed, turned to t chapters and C6 books. did nol cease to i xizt, wiU we or hl» tallowoifferer, and exclaimed: inicco. ruone ujn. • -• _ A ■ . . It Is easier for the average women. “ “How How is tt, that that widows widows generally gsnarally mgrmarAnothor Paradox, .myope el»e du .-u al death? Our pickles] «•!»* chews aad Brazilian la’R i Lonl says lldil l^iz-irua "died, and coffee.—Boeton Transcript. . to muster up oeuraao to face a mouse, ry sgslnT' The Answer mime quickly: ,l'» a strange fact that a aw> . was carried." not exiittRltohrtl. The M. Kellogg, Proprietor Phone 223,Tluting*, Mich. than openly defy fashion.—The Chlcwj "B&cauaa dead men tell no tales." ’ " * *“ " • • ' ricli miun "died * * "mid in hell" Give our AVuiit Column u trial for i Bcatoa Tranacript, . . . „ . .. .. Prompt Attention to Parcel Post and Deliy?rie4 .. had uoj ceased to exist. Tbs rich everybody redds iL Phone 16 Groceries E. C. Russ <3 Sod - Beautiful Vases $2 ,J. ,2? ™ x* XiTksxs ■ u»w»u~.. Ironside Bros. Dry Cleaning Hastings Dry Cleaning Co. ; ----------------------------------------- ---------------------------- �THE HACTINGS BANNER,*MAY II. 1911. page fihriten | SCHEME FOR CARRYING EOftS NASHVILLE ~| NATIONAL BANK SHOP aw); Wednesday afiern" or nt the' sect uni -..... .Master Rqdt^i'h Sc firorg" Gpli.iirn r.-ioito»d, Inst Wednesday iHienuig. 'Different NaVoriaJifies Have Own Since the pivcRl poet has been In ef­ fect, Inventors have been busy turning out all sorts of carrying devices. An Iowa woman ha< planned the egg case shown in tbs illustration, and If. K carries eggs ig. safbly a* she claims there wilj bo plenty of use for it Each side of this case is a. different height and to each side is binged a flat box Chat la divided Into numerous cells, each just large enough to hold an egg. One aids for example. Is fhe full depth or tho case, while ihe others are re•pectlvely three-fourths, one-half ahd one-fourth of the depth. So that when Visit their M-l- i. Mr*. 'Ali- il <>*ljnlh. Mias Pauline Kun* lia* resigned her .po»itpn aj clerk in h«* h« i Urns. Wnfo and -rtnisticd ■ tier Avni K Particular Verdon. Reason-Is Ascribed to Contemptuous Indifference to Things Foreign That Exists More or Less In Every Lend on the Globe. Florence, Italy,—Tbe city wo and tho English call "Florence" is by Italians called FloreasA. The name of the British capital is. to the French. Londrea, and to tho Italians, Londra. By English-speaking peoples tho Ausitrian capital Is referred to aa Vlunna. whereas tho Austrians spell it Wien- I may bo cited Dunkirk and Dunkerque, Cologne and Koln. Tbe Hague and La I Haye, Geneva and Genf. What la tho reason for these diffeA1 .'family have moved llryiUild's llOUHf «Y|) t, i-d-by thr Aliens. Hany <iuny«>n liar Montpelier, ohi". lieeii for’siint'r time'helping care (pr Ills falher whn was sick, his sisler. Mis* Holdie Guny-nf. arconipanied .him home for an indeliniK1 visit. , cal Influences alone, or is It to be j found in that contemptuous Indiffer*enco with reference to things foreign that nvlKta ninr. nr Iras in rvnrv lan.l* ONE OF THE BEST IN THE STATE New Sanitary Chairs Lady’s Shampooing and Children’s Hair Cutting a Specialty C. A. BREWER, Prop. ' contend, no "London" name was Inoue HABIT OF. EXCHANGING EGGS whan -Londrea" was coined. Tho in Downline—in*l Friday cv'iiini vvtw liroughl hf-i-e on Ho- nrnni I ini .Monday and taken h> tin* liuine < her grand dnughler. Mr-. ’I*. .' Wertz, where Ihe funeral wa.* hel nt Iwo o'clock anil interment i IjikevieW Cemetery. Ilev. It. C. I."i officiating. Tho*e front out of fnw who attended the funeral wete: M II. Parish, brother of ihe deeetnu■. and his daughter of Grain! Rapid? Orland" U .ili.iiii <•! Chicago; I Wnlnith of Dowagiac; illMtrles Wai rath uf Sitftiield. son*. Hoss I-'. Wai rath. grandson. his wife and dniiph ter of .Montpelier. Ohio, ami .Mis Jjjora Sail font of .Middleville a nieci ----------When Possible Poultry Products Should Be Sold Direct to ConBurner—Co-operate With Neighbors. satisfaction and but very little money In exchanging eggs tor groceries or grain. By being car* ful In gathering eggs, so that they won't become chilled In winter and night and using a little ears In sizing and selecting, quite an advance over tbe common prices may be obtained. When possible sell your eggs direct to tbe consumer. If not possible, get a market in your nearest city with some grocer who deals in strictly fancy groceries and provisions. Agree to furnish him only strictly fresh eggs, and then, for your own sake, live up to the agreement Carefully clean all tbe eggs; don't send small, misshapen or Urge ones. Sump each egg with a rubber stamp, using your initials or tho name of your farm, and in a short tlmo yop will have created a demand for1 your eggs, and when you have created euch a demand your ergs will bring tho highest prices, considerably more than your store­ keeper would pay. Several neighbors sboujd send their egg* together, laying a cent or two per dozen to one ot their number for doing the bustsaaa. and In thia way all would gain a little. Frank Price is giving his Ixun fi-.—h coal of paint., Fnjnk. J'eighiier has lieen quilt wilh sloinarli trouble. were guests of Ihe formers piircnG in Maple- Grove. Sunday. Mis. Tlu-oliold Gnrllnger ’ .Mr. and Mrs. Ada Iler niece MT». Leo Gri-eiimi son David. gpQlt Sat Grand llapnls. a lew days ago. Rapids. .Mrs. Mnry Towi Tiarryville Monday h Last week Tuesday nt the regular ineeling of Laurel Chapli-r. Xo. .31, <t. E, 8., Hie following officers were- Mrs. E. D. Myers nearly smashed installed for Ho- etwuing year:| her big lor rccciilly while fixing the hanging lamp. Tin1 weight fell down hilling her oft Ihe.fool. . Mi< .Sarah Quirk-t Edith-. Flvining: ________ _ „... Tdii Diif-' ducIreM*, Mrs. Netia Renlscjilcr,: A?-i Myrll. llul it. .Mt*. Elcanur Slr.Hliiii; Kether, .Mrs. Mnreia .Munro; Marlli.t. .Mrs. Floy Wotringj. Eht-la. Miss Sumlity guests al H. J. Gcrllngor’s WT-n-t Mrs. Louis Henney and mol ti­ er Mrs. Zuselmilt mid m»p Vjctor Jind d.iugliler Hazel ahd Andrew floii-dt. till of Freeport. Quarterly inetding was observed nl the E\:ingelirnl church over Sunday. H'-\. K/wler presiding el- .Mm. Wm. Prnnle of Ironwood i. ppeiKliiiK several weeks - wilti lit-i rrtfhpetenl help IltUiar at Hi.sipootbly mid hope that Mr. Huy Erwnv. Saturday. —— ------------- itaarhTCF ami Mr?. and --aw ilial <illlce wa? rum ••IHru-nlly. and tiliUuier will’do IRxURING the warm months it is often a problem for the housewife to KNOW <—/ what to get for meals. Wc carry a large line of Pies, Cakes, Pastries, so well r%K»r* ™ade a°d so deliciously baked that they will appeal to the appetite of ANY,rc *> CLEAN. NEAT .nd TEMPTING. We have ,n EX1 LK1 BAKER, who has had a wide experience in. the Urge.city shops, both in this country and abroad. He is thoroughly "ONTO HIS JOB." . r»® vjvjoas iii n.o mm wu un, can lumisn you witn ANYTHING m the Baked Gpodglinc for LESS MONEY than you could buy the materials and do the hakinX yourself. Why not give us a TRIAL ORDER and let us PROVE what wc say is true? ' We re here to MAKE GOOD, and will do it by giving everybody their mnnnv'a wnrib ' ’ Poultry diseases usually are not so very bsrd to handle, If they are under­ stood. and hens are cared for properly. One Important thing is to Isolate all diseased birds, so they will Aot Infect the rest of the flock. Here are tho common poultry -dis­ eases and the remedies: Colds and Roup—Disinfect drinking water as follower To each?-gallon of water add tbn amount of potassium permangato that will remain on the aurface of a dime. Chicken Pox—Apply a touch of lo*dino and carbolated vaseline to each Scaly Leg—Apply vaseline to af­ fected parts, and after 24 hours soak In farm, soapy water. Repeat tbe treatment until cured. Diarrhea in Hens—Low grade wheal fioui or middlings is good for this Bowel Trouble in Chicks—Wen-boil­ ed rice mixed with a little charcoal will often check tbla complaint Star Bakery and Restaurant - YOU CAN BUY ONE RIGHT House .-and the fourth ward, four blocks from the court house, six with bath. Price $1,100. Excellent tjevcn-rootn house on South Broadway. Hard­ wood floor, furnace heat, and electric lights. A fine location House and * . 'lot in first ward, small.barn, nice location. Price $1,100. A tine house and lot in the first ward with bath and electric lights, fair bard and nice location, for SI,200. Crook and Gould Hastings, TRAIN TAKES HEN ANO NESI Oaktown, Ind.—A brown hen, be­ longing'to Daniel Coleman, who lives near the C. A E.T. passenger station here, used the rolling stock of the C. A E. I. railroad for a ne»L She laid an egg every day. sometimes using a flat car. sometimes a box car, some- | Italy. An tlje last two letters were silent, the Italians rejected them, re­ placing, them by the favorite unnccantmay be told from tho time the little chicks ere five weeks old. The. man­ ner in which they carry themselves lho result that the name of the British ! when moving around shows that they capital became Lomira. Vienna in English and Italian and can be nothing but runts when grown up. No matter how hard you try or ■ Vienna in Spanish are simply relics of I tho mediaeval days, a hen Latin wasz how much feed you put into them, like universal tongue of the learned, they will ke nothing but roots. The land the French Vienne is but a slight growth will bo practically wasted, aa 1 variation ot Vienna. Geneva may be in tho same way. the birds will never sell for one-tenth {explained i The nations have taken great liber­ what It cost to.raise them. Usually tbe b^st way Is to kill them ties with tho name of the Dutch capi­ tal — Gravenbago. Tor tho English as soon as they show pronounced symptoms of being runts. It msy ap­ The Hague and tho French I-u Hayo pear cruel, but it la better tor thu. wo havo cause to be grateful. The Spatsttn ahorwnea *-ttxB cunrtjerroniff bird* and certainly better for the Dutch namo into Haja; tho Italiano grower. Removing, them puts them out of their misery and Insures that the other birds will be healthier. Runts invariably contract every dis­ ease which is prevalent and carry It to tbe healthier birds In the flock. CUPID WINS AFTER 50 YEARS is rntertainintrl One Important Thing la to Isolate All । -Alling Fowls to Prevent Infection ■ ■ ■ ---------‘ of Whole Flock. Prepared and Baked by an Expert j*1)!’'# u* Own a Home in Hastings fowl announcement of tho arrival m an egg for several days, but jy-mh/re of the Coleman family were |uriiiblo to find her tqjrt. When eggy prices suffered upward revision close watch was kept bn the hen. She was seen to_fly In a box car partly filled with baled atraw. There a!|e disappeared "for a time, only to reappear In the then fly to tbe ground. The hen disappeared for* good a few days ago when the door ot a box car ’ ........................................... dally pilgrimage was closed on her by a railroad employe and she was onher'way to Terro Haute. QUALITY BAKE SHOP Phone 381 Hastings, Michigan Him “When She Was Fussy Miss'* Many Years Ago. Would Prevent Hasty Marriages. Chicago.—A bpreau to prevent hasty marriages is being organised here. A No Profit In Lice. card Utdex system and court record of A hen which Is constantly torment­ ovary person entangled In domestic ed by lice cannot Uy well, though she troubles Is being gotten up. Pastors will eat just as much food. There Is are requested to look up tbe index be­ no profit In keeping lice with bens. fore tyings marriage knot.- FOR THE LAZY MAN strenuous for comfort, then go to the UU.-ids around Ma<Ugnscar. For therj you would only have to work about 26 days a year and could support your­ self and family in nil possible com* People do not need to work so hard iTthey aro only willing to try some­ thing new, says an English historian, according to the Ilohoboth Sunday Herald. There are other places where tbe necessities ot life can be had for practically nothing and many ot the luxuries, «oo. for a little effort. Now there are the. Islands around Mada­ gascar. They number some 16,000, and only €00 of them are inhabited. Nature Is wonderfully lavish. A man can own a whole Island himself or live oii one that is already peopled. Land I* abundant and, like the air and water. It has no price. enteen-yearold son of tho assistant librarian ot Harvard university, was found on board n coal barge hero. Ho had shipped an a deckhand on the barge. which Is to sail In a day or You wouldn't have to bo afraid ot your life all the time for fear you were going to bo run over tho next moment, either, for there len t a single automobile In any ot the islands. FALLS WITH LIMB HE SAWS nlclpal Voters' league applied tho term "amoeba" to him. "I don’t know what the word means and neither does any­ one in my ward." The "amoeba" is the IDEAL Salem. Mass.—Three dsys after his dlsappesranco from a boarding school Harvard Librarian's Son Ran Away / to See World, But Is Caught * Ere He Gets Away. began more than half a century ago reached a happy chapter in the par­ lors of the Garde hotel here, When Tho young man said a desire to seo Wilfred H. Nettleton, eighty-eight the world had prompted him to run years old, director of tho Bristol Na­ awny. Ho was held pending thr artional bank, and ono of tho state's wealthiest men, and Mrs. Mary K. "Lord knows, 1 trlnl to. But she was a fussy young rotas of eighteen then, nnd I was nearly forty, So she picked a younger, but I’ll be durnod if ho was a handsomer map.” Michigan. bananas, melons. oMugv*. figs, pin*apples and berries—and you don't have to go without such delicacies as flg* and citrou. There ia plenty of tobacco to be had and all the coffee that you could possibly drink. Then *-.i poultry in^ great there Is domestic numbers, fat tailed sheep and* goats that you could eook up into all sons YOUNG POTTER A DECKHAND CARE FOR POULTRY DISEASES Banker, 88, Weds Widow Who Jilted at Milton. William Delano Potter, set- . ThriY will lie iin'-A-tiiiirs May tilth 'mid I7ih id . th*- Advent ChriMiaii, cliureli. Ilev. Ckirnii-i* Btirelr, mi*Mttnary to China, i* in this country' , i colloquial style) was LondinL It fol­ lowed that. In tho continuous Inter­ change ot words and their developmeat Into modern speech, Ixodlui. very easily became Lomlri In the speech of the Frenchmen. Then, as "I" is An indication of a Latin plural, a new difficulty, arose. When I-ondlul was accepted by tbe French It was for some tlmo treated, quite mistakenly, dust as a French plural noun would bo and spelled accordingly —-Londrea. Londrea made Its way from Franco to CAREFULLY CULL ALL RUNTS lM>a Mead: Senitnej, .1. E. Ib-nGchler; Chaplain, Mrs. Carrie Munroe; Marshal. Mrs. MyrlnAVade; I’iunisl, .Mrs. Celia McDonald. After the in­ stallation rereinpity a delicious pol lurk luncheon wus —i %••<!. A jolly good lime enjoyed by all present. The Woman** Literary Cluh -rind FoighiKT. wliii ha* hdrl the oflii-^ fi.'re fnr Mrmntfrtntr -nvwr-flftrrri— year*, nml «<■ inner hail a Mier , ........ ... - . ypjpit- - | Latin name whereby the British town first became known elsewhere was - . .. Rival for Champion Absent-Minded Man Hurt When He Undermines 'Support. Georgia Rulo Good Anywhere. Hero is" a' rulo promulgated by a Mothers' club in Georgia: “No young man shall oak over the phono to talk with a daughter of tho house until he shall have made known his identity to the parent" Tho necessity for tho enactment of such a social ordinance is regarded by some observers as In­ dicating a decline In manners. Ws agree that it does indicate something like thaL—Detroit Tribune. •» ■ Temper Not Matter of Nerves. The person of high-strung delicate orggnlzatlon will under extraordinary pressure become irritable or show lack of sound judgment, but the reaction Is quick. His anger is a fire of atraw. Tho cause removed, or on being per* mltted a moment for reflection, bls When He Might Have Lapsed. former serenity Isloslorod. The heu. "Not even when bls last match rasthenlc. o'n’lha other hand, la "alow blew out in a high wind?" asked Mr. to anger," and alow to recovery from Hutton, at Greenwich pollco court, when. It was slated that a defendant never used bad languago.-London Alcovs Library. _ An alcove |n a bedroom may bs trued Into.a tiny library. Have s. Lead In. Life Insurance. The life Insurance of the people of which are hung with straight curtains. tho United States is more than dou­ Spindles and twisted columns roach* ble that of all tho other countries of ing to the coiUng aro effective flalshtin world combined. Ings for tho ends of the bookshelves. was trimming. Like Spoopendyko, he sawed away his support, falling with-tho ladder, fracturing his nose, knocking out four teeth, cutting his tongue and suffering minor injuries. �THE 11ASTIXGS BANNER. UH II, ISII. Stomach Weak? u/wraasaav-aa vv W 1’e 10rinff "1 ■w ’•I' vv n,Y ,f0 gufl |jCn Blood Bad? Liver Lazy? Dr. Pierce’s Golden Nervous ? Medical Discovery ■Ida digestion and ptiriflea th- blood. Aa ■ eonaequenwi both the atooiMh and liver return to their nrcmri ami healthy condition. . Nervousm-sn and biliousness soou disappear. Tho entire ayatem toko* on new life. lor over forty yaars thia famous old medicine has "made gootP’-and never more so than today. . enjoying a greater sale all over the world than any other doctor’s ppoacripUon. vend fifty tc Uamp»for trial box. DR. R. V. FIERCE, BUFFALO, N. Y. SpecialsMayFor16Saturday Krinklc Corn Flakes. Ja(xj Cleaner________________ ljuaker Sweet Com... A. and 11. Soda 3 cans Goshen Evaporated Milk 35c J{. C. baking Powder. Best Red Salmon.,. 3 cans -6c pkg.,—4 for 22c ..5c can,—6 lor 25c — 3 cans lor 25c ---------- 5 pligs. 30c ...r___« ...23c 20c .44c For Saturday and one week following we will offer 14 pieces ol Red Seal and other standard makes ol Gingham at—7c yd. YOU CAN 8AVE MONEY ON THIS. Wm. Renkes & Son of Dowling PINEAPPLES FOR CANNING PROFFESSIONAL CARDS A. & C. IL BARBKR, i Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or country, responded to wilh promptness, day or night. K. WILLISON, D. D. S.. liasllnga, Mich-1 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Tint pathway of success is in serving Immunity. By no other mentis is il pussibli'. x^Ve’ are here In Serve you mid -serve you beUdF Ilian ever liefore in tin: DR. G. D. OWENS DENTIST F. A. BROWN & CO, PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. H. Wellman a. Phone >71 Safety First This holds true in yonr electric wiring. That's one reaaon your electric work. You’ll know it ia done right and that your buildings are safe if I do GEO. VAN TIFFLIN Elactrie|an. Safety Then profit andavailabilCiref ity,- the essential feature* • Hut of n iiiui, grade invest­ ment are combined in our Pre­ paid 8took. Dividend -checks niajlcd semi-annually, lift per an­ num net. Twenty-tout years in business, aaseta over f'.iOO.tMX). Write tor particular!. Capitol Savings C Laaa AsMrtatlon, Lansing, Mich. Let US HINT Mercure A. F. Sylvester J. D. Rounds Proprietors TRY KELLEY FOR GROCERIES •with iheir son Hay and family. lernootl. Evvrvb-. dy come ami hear Mrs. Efl Bailies Is able to be out him. • again. Clarence llobim I lo I'.hicagn. daughter ami take treatment: fmnily. Mrs. Rnlph Bowerman of Lake Florence P-<-k i- mi Ihe sick lisl. Odessa i< visiting her mini, Mrs. CHEEK. STREET. I BaiLL-.- .Cro.-k Herb Chase. Will Casli-leiii and family visile-! *l;,y* hen-the fore part Miss Vornlco Minard relumed Friday from un extended visit in Clnis.*Eaton and family of item Mr. and Mi>. Harvey Sarnnnc. liiistiiiks. Bunday . ; Belli-vm- and Frank Chi Phone 126 Hastings Mr. mid Mrs. J. Stcrzick of Rod­ Miss Alli- K- lh-r who has been ly vi-ii-d Mr. mid Mrs ney, wore hen- to attend the fttneral assTsling Mr-. W. x.irris with house Sunday. of A. W. Ihldmv. cleaning is nl Imiji* now. Hiram Hcvmis t- qui I.itll*- Charlie Bi-nmlirt jlu-<l SalMr. and Alt-, ••ilhi-rt Sctdi uixl*'||l. had ntiollifr stroke utdny noon of pneumonia. Funer­ chtldn-n visiied i>'*lalivcs at Coal­ retting. al Mnudii'. . . . Grove, rove, Bunday. min>ia>. Tlx- Laciiyramt M:t|de Gmve hoys Makes the Best Clothes Mrs. Jguu T«h1'I of ViuinojilviP**. cm<i«M' Hal’ Iimt" fttnudny arret-; DOWLING. ’ mum. Th- cunii->l resulted in a < Ih-rl Bowser and faintly spcnl inonia fpr sever.d weeks is con­ Sunday with Hud Burroughs and valescing nicely .d lite Ironic of her -••■I GinXgame. mother, Mt*. M- ।' dL Vf-rn Buxlun and wife whn moved Mrs. H. g. Hi,-,. a Vet? little SUNFIELD. । j-i-e>*'|M»rl Ibis spring. s|»cut Sun- ■ Cliasi. Bidi-lioan - Xplil 30111.. was an betlur this Monday morning Rev. F. L. Baker of Spring Arlxd’ Dr. Van Horn of Otsego and eiijoynhb- cv.-ni ' -Adi present. Al­ gitve n very iritorcsliiig talk oti .Mis­ (taugblgr, Mrs. Mae Hliniui of Kal- ter partaking <«f । ixiiinlifitl dinn- i . sionary work at the Free Metho­ tnnazoo called lo sei* Mrs. Rice m,d Iheir busijo— in ling wtc* held, al dist church. Wethtcsday vvciiiitg, which It w-.i< <!>■• ided lv» retain tinMrs. Mary Ornisbr, Sunday. Archie Mattieson. wife'nnd chil­ same obio-i r fo! .niolher ywir. Col­ Mrs. Albert Snycts rviurnctl home I rom Lmining. Saluiduy. dren visited at Fay Whitworth**, lection, fcl.l-’i. Th-- next meeting will he an ice o- iim social al the Mr. -mill Mrs. Mr. II. Deer of yetiiumlvill^ liM Sunday. . moved his saw .mill here mid will "Dr. Kellar went to Bailie Crock, Courtly Farm, -litis -'Hl. saw logs for Lee Chamliu. Mr. Monday lo assisl in operating on sidling her si-m Max Eicholz, at lho Nichols hospit ­ Deer and family will live in John wilh tier iii.n— work,-for lho past al. i Hunt's house while honSj Mr. aiul Airs. Will Renkes and three weeks, i* m homo again. i Junior Endeavor will have n joirit । Mr. and Mrs. Gitas. I.uudduisl i-nieeting. Sunday evening. Is-ailifr, went to'Howard City in iheir auto, grandson, Donald, went tn Delton EAST OHWGEVILLE. I Ethel Fiissotl, Junior Eudeavor, Friday, to sec her brother, E. E. to visit her brother, Caleiutisliridgcr and family. Farmers are vry busy plowing Mead, who is very sick. ' Mrs. Laura Blanton Is working for for corn. " ----I'reauhmg Sunday morning al Last Tuesday Lee Chamliu ' had Mrs^Hainllinclimaii. Isaac D<-hai*k and family •mti-r- litis place. ■ !thi- misfortune to fraclurn lho tibia Jake Do Crocker is.working hi lained a latio- number of lh-<r bone of his right leg. L>r. Craw­ Battle Creek, as nmlnriiian. . friends at a dancing .(tarty Friday ford was called tu ritlucc the frttcFay Clcmencc mid wife visited oven ing. tin- -eriou*- nines* nf-her llltli |lurc. . I) hi* 'brother Fred and family, in Ik Hayward -i ’ iil- ihe ItJIet p.u ' grand son. Wm. Corn-. ......... I If. * _ .. .Miss Lilly May Franks is serious­ Bmith*ld. Sunday. .. of last week at I nv.?l .......................... . Johnciix'-. . II j,,-. mi,i w.—i.-j V... .v'>rri* Mrs, blljian - Mattison ns£ig|ei| .William, yxtiii---l1 son of Iau--|Carlton s|x-«il.Salunlay tin- gueito ly III al Ihe present ’time with epi­ leptic hysteria. Mrs. Delia welisicr wilh her house rimce Jidnirox < ’.U n- viiry bnd.gash! <>r their mother. Mrs. J. Niirri*. ping on on some sunn- uh-! uh- i Mr. mid Mrs. Strickland ««f W.v.WMr. and Mrs. V. Myers were call­ work two days lust wis-k. in bis font by supping ed Ip Woodland, Friday, to- nltrnd Frank Brondsteller, mid wife vis­ Jecl................................................................... ilaud vv-n-lli- au-^i.s i«f Hi- Inll-rs the funeral of Dr. Bentutn, u distant ited his mother here the last ofTlie Arthur Jiditx->-x mid fmnily rcn- M-d.-r mid family Mr. and Mr*. Orrelative. ,r week. lertnuu'il Iheir ■ "iisins Henry and r-u Fa---ll *'..... ' * Miss Florence Wood of latke City Chas. Knlih'i- vvifh Hh-Ii- fumili-s uf! — NORTHEAST BAHRY. visiied -Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Wynn, Delton nnd llmiv and.iloy'TIininas ’ . WEST HOPE. last week. Mrs. Henry Smith and daughter and Dorr Kahler -f Woodland; al.-o Prepqnili .... .. ..w .... .Mrs. Paliongill' lias a new porch Mildred uro visiting, friends and rel­ Gisirge Kuliler mid fmnily of Ciu-|u Children’s Day ni Hi- Mi Cnlh'im on her linirto. and also oilier ini- ative* at Galesburg- mid Bailie provemenls. She Is also building u Crock. • ' p-i .............. .............. M.i.ih garage. The L. A. 8. will meet ul the Molliets' Day wus obsurvml nt the liome of Mr. and Mrs. Wiii, Kelley Mr. and Mrs, Will bni)lh of Ihefschmd Sunday. M. E. church. Bunday evening, Thursday, May slid ful- slipper. Tviinnnic. n-iglilK’riiood, spent Sun-1 France- Mnrclxmse of hellnn, Ilev. McCue very mirressfiilly led d(iv at llohi Fox , Ileiilali Van Vrmiken, Lila- Adams. NEASE CORNEILH. the C. E! Sunday evening. Miss Al­ Mr«. Susan Hinduw of Edmoro Mildrrol mid Dmi'lliy Collin*. Buy The Sunday guests at Ralph Mc­ ia Pifer will lead next Snndny even­ Sp-nl Sundiiy a< VleRxul Senior’s. Bmm-S mid tiroin.-e.Tidd visilrol our Nutts’ were Charles Raymond ami ing. Air. and Mr-. W- dey Pi-Bingili ,tfi .sjudiatb s-hool. . . . Mi-s’Joscphino Downing of Nash­ ~ Mr. and Mrs, .Martin Polor of Hick­ HiWmiM. spent Suijiby wilh Mrs. S-v.-ral tithqidu«|. Un* h-e cream ville. u ' ory Corner* visitrot from Tltursday 1»e|a Hagla. FTliey. expecl tn l-av.i | Hs ial nl Gl ros I’.n-.-k fil-.inm’ hall Mr. Ralph of Jack*i|n spent Sun­ until Saturday nl Henry Smith’s. for Tenncsaee lti lilxml two Weeks fSntunla.vm«ht. Miss Lurlla Willit,. and h-r eighth for -lho rownine 'Orftmop, . day with his wife aiufhaby. , jay M.AHmiu. Wns bailly hurt on a ; Ati-ed Kitioe «»d Frank flutter grade pupils visited lho Slate Cap­ Mi* Heiitnli i-*Ma|I Hastings. bn/r. saw* while -buzzing witrol nt itol ut Lansing last we\k. ■ spent Sunilayw»h her parents. ‘Jami** And-r*. Monday -foroiiomi. Mr. Edger vi/dcd our —•’ ** — -BAKNER' WANT ADVK PAY— Wednesday. rI right band uas badly mangled. ,\V-« du mil •:xpi'«il your patronage unless wo .can betieRl you hi some Will Is- al' IlMtiiurs Wi-dneiHlay. April 22nd, and each Widncsdny" .why. ttiereafh-r nt sarao office in Steb­ bins Block, Haslings. Respectfully, Dr. C. D. OWens, D. I). S. East of Postoffice Order Our Drays DOMINO Kelley,The Grocer JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone I7> t . Imported Percheron Stallion CLOVERDALE H Fi MHA SCHOOLS TO JOIH III PUY Albert CImbb bpent last Sunday al „ . Wbal to do whoa confronted witk a The FESTIVAL AT CLEAR LAKE his place cast <>f Hwkm Lillie Lillian Hughes |* ill with puxsled the editor ot one ot the earH­ thu measles. Secretory V*t»dercook‘ Announces eat newspaper* published In South At-' ~ A"*nbr*<j'Ibar Wayne Ttnww war Program of Festivities For driving ' recently jgecuimt liadly tor lm*ginary) corro*pondeDt for In-' Boys and Girts. - formation about **tha bast way to gat frightened and bl*ku 01x5 of the ' X. 45119 (11713) carriage thill*. Five rural school teacher* have * good bag ot Hon* In tho Kalahari • IE II. fa-wis is hull'luig the' base. arranged to tako Iheir children In de*«rt.” ho crisply replied tn an edi­ Will make the sesson 1UU u follows: CLARKSMI.n. <y*lluge Grove, Clear Lake.. Friday. torial note: “Th® Kalahari desert Is I ■ SATURDAYS-Al Precman’s Liv­ The track meet field hero Friday Mrs. Alice Croshy ha« been cur­ May 22. tor a plgy festival and principally composed of sand and ery Earn; Nashville. wa* a big sttecesa. The pupils from the schools out numbered ing for her mother, Mr.-. Maria athletic contests for both IsiyA ami lions. First you *lft out all tho sand girls, now being planned by Secre­ whh a big star*. Then the Hons will those of hist year, as dxl the siiec- Ij-wk Tho Antlrus eKlldh u uh- making tary I). C. Vandvrcook of ’till* Bat t y lalors. The Clarksvillu lliuh mjIiooI county comrailteo of the Y. M. C. A. Domino ia well add favorably known wmtjhn shield given by the Edwin a giMMl n-covery from mratdt-s. :rhi'w taZSS and .Tiielr' whk* '• ««»*• Mr. Charles Orr Qf Elorida came as the Jasper Dccils horse. He I* of Nashville Statu J8ank. Milo Salunlay nwinu.. and «ur- are qs follows: correct Percheron type, good Irone, Leander .Boynton, who lived wilh tp Iirised his brothel* IL"'ly wlinm tn: ' weighs 1900 and is perfectly Banllcld. Mary ;Cril*u*. lemdii-r: The equinoctial or Une storm la pop­ sound. nearly th* Curtiss family, south of this md nol seen for thirty y«-ar.«. He has. gootl action either Dowling, George A. Packer, Irnclici; village, died very suddenly, Sunday. Peter AdrlatlSOn of Delton hefnrd itristol. Mantle CoririghL teacher: ularly supposed to happen when tho walking or trotting! Hi* color is a He bnd not been very well, hut til* ! Albert Chase put Up f-iir.- Salqidny. aun crosses the Une in March ahd Sep­ beautiful dapple gray. Parker; Albqrl HLyons, .teacher: condition wa* nol known .fo he seri­ Mrs. Lewi* Rr^ wts nut u, church Weeks, Carl Boyes, teacher. Tin- tember. and ia particularly ezpected TERMS: f!5 for standinB colt. ous. Tin- funeral was held at the 1 Sunday, the first time -inc- ||,.r i,.r_ latter srh<»ol lias already dismissed. about September >1. A careful tabu­ Owners parting with mam will Iw Curtis-i home Tu-sday. Burial was rihle illnr»* week* atlation of the weather conditions of held for Mrvfey fee. Mares bred at in Lake Odessa Cemetery. Jennie Aldrich will lay in EiPuso lurn tn tlie Weeks district <>n the owners' risk. . ' . Clarksville /Chapter, O. E. S.. Intd wilti nc’r fatfiar uplil *>ine lime it! day'of the contest to go wilh his pu­ weather more frequently ia clear at a school of instruction Inst Friday June. • pils. If il should rain on Ihe altov that exact period. The Idea waa prob­ BARNUM BROS. afternoon. Mr*. Maxon, Grund MnAlfritd Chase is dicing team mi ably given birth to by aome great Ipm was [iresent. A |iot lurk din­ the new eh-clric road, b.-imr buill following Tuesday. May 20. dtorm which happened lo fall at tho OninuiUtn., Cut, Sriu. Ulct. ner was served mid a very pleasant lw-lwcen Kalmnazort Du-1 Grahti ltnpMorning. tlmo of year when day and night are WOODLAND PHONI z and ■ppilltable time was spent. ids. 9:3d— Outdoor Aflil'-hc Test for ot abodt equal length. Homer and Franrr- c, xvei- amt A . band of eighlecn pieces has 1»ven organized. The boys practice Roy Tlnirpe idoforetl i>> hal.imazoo boys weighing ftt pounds or mm--. 1 1:00—-Play (lemons! ration by every Thurmlay night. • Saturday. • Government Would Teach. -10 years of age or under and ROYAL BELGIAN STALLION Will F.miiinns of Ilii- I < ntn-c farm girls I’rofessor mid Mrs. Chapel very The part failure of certain tree crops by boys weighing under 00 isiunds. tdrrmn nl ly ent rrl aiix*4 - Ibe-taaoluira “i."''iL ,^muli<y willt i>1 . family, jii Id Hungary, and a c«Haln amount' of Hiiu.tiiiuu-dal-. ut Iva recently. indifference In this regard among tho: Tlih Misses Doncijii ia'Ti-ln-r ofi Mrs. 1.4-na Ilr.-midl- wi-nl Siiltir"laud Couple Out" by Bristol growers In somo diatricts, have Riven ; visiied the Mil«t ' Sunday 1 dny lo visit lier huslmud ut Hie Delton the Hungarian government concern '■ Sunday. Coni ■ .1^:11.1. c. ^Jlub Snatch" by Unwell Hmiitnrium. She n-luriied School and caused It to Institute at various Eugene Shedd deliv-ml h * fal Sunday night. Mose rumttins uIhiuI entile Friday. Thgy wcr- y<i|d l<> placVi regular course* and lecture*on. Mr. AveritFnF Knltne ।-m>-nnrt-wrrr the subject fruit growing, lu aeu as . American 7356 Mrs, Shrock bus returned from a Ilin- liinii-h. . ~ end. a. writ a. apeclal couraea »»<> N U fll 0 6 F S fiS 70326 -. “RuiibR’s Net»T Grund llnpjds. She report* that lecture* in regard to the varloua: ” u M u 1 u Belgian /UJZb Mr. ar.6 Mrs. Minor Nn-in.l-. «]»'nt her daughter, Mrs. lame is doing as Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Earl branches ot the industry. 12:00—diicnic dinner. well as possible. Afternoon. Alls* '1111a Oliver, who has |ict*n lion ts«5 years old.- is bay in color,, ill, is able, to h«- nt her work again Rulwcr Lytton must have 'been stands Hi band* and 3 inclii-s -high in for Monb 's store. . i-i-rl nl Di-ll<iu/S.-ilurd i' . x.-nuur r<--j iklltt—Srhxol Cohb-sH: i--: .-mnentj a. pony Relay Race, Bristol vs. something of an enfant terrible If wc and weighs Ittkl pounds, in growing Mrs. Whitney entertained her sis­ |xtrl i: ,i Ihte miKira may accept the teatlmony of hla grand- co.nditiiui. lie has a heavy lame F|yyil Oversinith i- w*i|kiiur for > B.uiti>-!d. ter mid daughter from Grand Rap­ is well imisciOd. He is absoCharles J.-nsi»n. p. Shuttle Relay Race, Parker vs. eon. Lord Lytton, who lias just deliv­.and id*, r-cently. ered a lecture In London. Lord Lyt- lulely sound and free from vice. Mi’s. Fannin Ja< k-»u" " •••!• "In ! Dowling. IJoyd Cotil entertained the mem­ ' He.will make the season al the h ud the Hustle Ball Belay Race. 1st. bers of his Sunday school cluss Rirhlnnd Wedinwla' ' e«lo». rr.d.r ot iceU ,UHMIM-lirua tor • liui, Bristol-va. Bantield: Slid. Witmer vs. Wednesday evening. Refn*riimciits Grange, returning Tinit b, u,lu: Pn,. numm.. .n, ,l"1 “u'"l,> r "r B""1 Mrs. Ettgeix- Knapp n >-f.Il! |a>wling: IJni.l’arkvr vs Weeks; iHi." were served and a pleasant social spent one day of I, ■ •• ’ you not sometimes overcomo with the Terms 310 for single service, pay­ lime enjoyed by all. Mrs, Nora Blanchard. sense of your own Identity?" His able nt linn- •if*kj.,rvice. *15 (■> in­ । ly-30 Amumnccmcnl of instills The Odd Fellows hud n social h.'iid , |M,y,’ and girls* contests and I mother replied: It is high lime you "ilh foal, paynld-; at time mark session Tuesday night. Alsiyl forty rauulil in tin- cogs of In- uui.liiuH iawarding of prizes, is known In he with foal, gjl for went to school, Teddy. were prcsriil. A lunch was aerved anil hadly laceraled <- iuipr.-viri; , ' --------- <-----standing coll Mares bred ad own­ Mrs. Henry Petincl- n-turn.-d s«mmid music nnd cords provided a ers risk, Men* parting with mar*** ■very enjoyable evening. day evening from a llii-i- <l;ivs r*l;.y i OU* Miner ami family. Miss IMen Muuricu Hay .1* clerking at La iti Richland raring for h-i brother j Steven* ami .Miss Ilarriell lieulnn that It Is not generally eucalyptus oil will retne-a uroaMi In­ Mfss Lizzie .McPhcnMih is much cluding innchlnn olU from any faorlo HIGH STIIEICT, improved in liealth. Iler many ’ Will Stanton's barn caught fin- without Injuring It In any way. DrewMrs. Hntvy friends tire glad'to see her able lo I Friday aflcrnomt and was imrin-d makers should welcome this tip. a* oil spent Rliml.iy be mil tiguin. . ... also ..a ............. । tn the ground, nud hinder. Is often apltt on a couture ’n the maMrs. Iliram Evans is recovering >4 other farm nn-1 king, duo to bad Working niacl|lne*. from a Trrenl illness. Elmer. Hathaway- I'-i a va!i|abh Mrs. Blanch "Ander-um of Grand barn a short lime b. fore and .. ......... Wa||l A,((4 u,.j„g n,.gu||sJ Rapids, visitol her mother litis’ tin h are of lire. 'I In- tin- _________________________________ spi’inlipg a few day- a M-ernoil to .original* A trained nurse came front Grand hero. Rapids to rare for Mrs. Orrin Call, Mnlde Yeckley is i|ini< I-alllrop is in altend.mc-building was insured for ftitM). Mr. 'iStnnUm lias bail three bains and 11 is on Ihe way in recovery. " m»ii. Lee Ilubbartl and t.umjy a pari |1(,UB4, de‘tr«yed by the. The Misses Gilliland ■>( loike Odes­ iOrcjiarlev Beach vvn- hi Ihis-nrisli-! 'l,ifus Stanton' of St. Helen; is * " Uurday and Is not a large place, but there arc many advantages l>orho<i<l Friday?fruit | ’PP0,hnp n xceck with his-chihlrm Silrtrflff. in trading there because trees. • . j . Mr. mid Mrs. II. Hitter spent Tlx- many friends here i.f Mrs.' Tuesday in Irvin-. ' I Aiuce Dunhiim will Ih-stirry to hear Mrs. Chas. P- .i. and daughter, j that she du-l lit her Ixmi-- in tbdowalk- tin- .-iiiimier. Miss Williamson of Quincy. Flofem-.e. visited H> runner’s con— i r.id<«. Thursday. May 7th. ««r caiic-r. in. Robert Brohl. 1 <d Balftmmv. Tlx- htii-uil lu-k place nl Kmimadn. Mich.; i« clerking nt Naber Bros. » has a store there, and everyone who knows Kelley knows that ,"ay H[lh._ She leaves many reiMiss llnr.nl Brymit of II. B. A. hns- Thursday. they get just as good buying opportunities of Kelley as they can Mr. ami Mr-. Ira Baldwin ofjnti ' ' pital visiti'd her pnrrnls. Tuesday. Mr. anti Mrs. M. A. Harvey attend-; Hasting*, cnlhd. get anywhere. ‘ * community. or! ’’Brn Hut" nl Powers Tlientre^ ■Sunday. Iasi Thursday night. We will Im- Soniimsttnt Barrv Depamntat Lutz the Tailor Prepare For the Hot Months Why cook pver a red-hot wood or coal stove these hot summer months we're going lo have sooner ortater. when you can bug an Oil Stove that docs not smoke or .smell and will cook quicker and cost about onethird as much? The old way is a red-hot kitchen, together with the chopping of kind­ ling, carrying the wood or coal in and the ashes out, and cleaning up ■Iler the dirt they have caused. EL. Tungate <5 Son Banfiald Exchange 16-6 ALL AUTOMOBILE OILS IN STOCK A Well Kept Lawn Is Half a Yard You can have one of those velvety grass plats that arc a delight to the eye. A CALDWELL LAWN MOWER renders this possible. Ball bearings, sell-sharp­ ening, fully guaranteed. - Campbell and McCallum HARDWARE Cloverdale, « Michigan Make 5 Gents On every dollar you“trade with us. We give you a fickct representing 5 cents. When you have traded $5.00 or more bring the tickets to us, and trade out their amount. They will be just as goojl as cash, if you have $5 worth or over. Don’t mistake the place. WHITWORTH & SONS General Mdse. DOWLING, MICH, The Import �the nxyrrw banner, may ii. isil C\HI,TON CENTER. [(CURIOUS GROWTH ON A TREE NORTH MOPE, _sr l'«nu«roy of llnrl spent Sunday wilh her *i»l«r. Mr*. A. O. (jtiile n peculiar im-idrihl happenW. IL Itorin-r i* able to ho out • • ftl in nnr netshl»<»rl»o<w! la-l weMt । again. • • Mfltor. -...«»f ~ While the ......v ...v Iwiy- ww - - - «W —j- WiH Cltomhorlm i**nl Saturday vrrmn M/kife alid »i«ter E'l'lji Chti«<'ti Country Ufa. Sunday wilh ' haylTworking ><ii ihoir tortn. some-jand Sunday with hi* family, re­ . . jGnttKi ilnpi'L el Mr*. I. E. one quietly «lipp<'d in Hie Imu.**’nml inrning U> Doli-oii. Sunday evenfmr. Oil Monday Ern«-«l E.‘Warner i iheir parents London —The ptolograph shows a _.................. J J'Y'k ono.hnndred uml toriy dollar*.| John FlfWlftlg. wlv? Wl* called to ’jr^nt tmirniiii Rafrirto l<» n«itrofn> rill in-count account of <>l curious i Miller -iml family hfivc wliii'b M-«-m»*d <piTi,» a F«m* lb the Saranac Tnursdav <>n growth on a common spruce an operation for ajtpeiiiliritis Mr.' ‘ of hi*ofbniBmr|i mtlmZ I I .a residence. • hoy*. Mr. i^iilson claim* he saw the senou* Rim-* •'........... . inlay night ac-) ar- . I>eiidirltii- «tla< kH for n long lime' ■ jklr-A. Wavwr «*r «:i»k-au.»-i* viiiiinw! trom a di*inm'a n lull ymimTman' Anrou. returned Saturday ire •r*.„ •> I> < ?w.i "alk. out Of theiryard. Tliey mdl- Iemnpanied by lu* lirollior chart.'* « PML amt after careful cuDMderaiuml I■ ■ •• •< tier ilaiielil.-i Mr*. l.« mi• ■ . sheriff William* the next day of Heed City, the latter returning d-'ridiMl to undergo an operation It forms a very dense msis. and In Mr. nnd Mr*. Barniiuid cnlrrtain- llHl |laS(< ,ln| y,,( sm^eislod in.line- J to hi* home Momlav morning. circumference niessdres exactly seven rattier Ilian risk nn node aitark •?* froin''T;rainT’fiiriii ’uH‘UI u?' J nnn..l<:. .. . P jnria .an and flm disease m somb hioppmiun..'T*'■ ! °'.r",nn> rr’,“? i'«*i ' mg Ihiutari*'. ' MHt,' R3 V'..’1^E .' ‘Y sons of feel, while life weight of the polo and Hinn. Tin'operation will Im t-'r-iSunday. b,l!1'1'1-'' .. Gwirgn Ind-.whn hnvc l>ecn growth aa seen tn the flower-pot comes iieoi-gn llnvi-n* unveil* amt nun Indy uni* friMW ne-iii. ------- E.ily. — ...... -•.......-----------------"formal’nl Hie liullerwnrth hoipilul. I Hyde A Son have «<>ld Hu n' meal. spent H(h.n| Sund.iv .-------......................... witli Rankin llnrl .............. nnd vlsiime W' hoe r MMer. «l«i^,- Mr*. Ur*. Will Will Lliami.ham. • berlain, for th* pnsl iwo week*, re­ to nearly three-quarters of a hundred-, The work id Ihe living-lalioti i* be-! marki’l !<• Frank I Ink of I ovvler. riUn ny, ,o ber l*‘ mrt"r ,h" weight The natural spruce may be , ing performed bv tluril Gillelt. who who look pii**.'*ii.m -Monday inoin- " Mr'and .Mr*. John Prnnslikn was seni ..* relief fm' Mi:. Waniei. !mg, . I'. E. Hv.fl- will go to breimriil tcrlfiined iheir ihiughleT Edylh । j .. . IRVING <J iX wfc. K.; u^s»T’- . ... ... HENDRIX MORGAN In Volume 3 ol the American Morgan X*gitt«t, ia a tlwroagfibred Morgan stallion. chestnut, atar, throe white feet, ami can be seen at Henry 11 to*.' at any time, except Tueadar. Will beat Orson King’s, IK orabie notice by all who have rrgplnrly n« diiectetl or ser­ nr. _.:it -121 i_ A s.-oiaw put Ihrmuth a dini by'' I’i,,!'' 111,1,1 Monday. lh„ latter's sister. Mr-. W. W. McWhich lliem* gviitlein.-n acquired -tin j ' Persona parting wilh mares Bcn and Alice JoIuimh'i i'.i i-'-.lar Kiblnn. returned to llieir home the . automobile of Ha«tniir* partii-s. Tlii'I !••• Mill* after having been bred will early rt>mpiei<-.i. . , Cijeet. entil'd al Junie* Murphy *., |ajt«-r imri of, ta*l week. Alsnit........................... ono huti'li •-•< of the frii'iuis Fi-.m'Imu I 'High ball Uuuu were ; • 111 • ........... tisi-d ImiHi forK plea.«tin-.mil in a-<ist | Th*' - ...... ■---------.k- i ..I . Marshall k.jiyoir of Shull/, spent I ami neighbor* of I ml Henry lielpd must be pai'L . in doinx Hi<* exlrn wnrk rcqiiire.l off.. ... •- • undav nftoinoon-wilh friend* here,.rd him. cidfdu*nte h;*-'.’l.*t hirthdny HKNDRIX MORGAN is . it horw* on Ho- road. Mr. Scoliry; 4>»l«-.~»-a • Anihn, ■ ' >i.lay nUbl • from ihe very belt otrain ut this very hex! purely Anertaut breed of horxes took the car al IhMhig* runniito u —run' of nine !>• o ing al llii* I Mr- U,M* Mr*- O.' N. J Andon wcbl .Hid Ilial; I'l.blr * lionio with no ilifllriilly ainl made VI.. .-I...-I .,,rt CoojHTBvillO Friday lo vistt IhiHr J. M. HENRY, Owner an/Manager—1914 . ... >.ai<L ! HiWM the second time. '<> il:i T< *•"' flfa' .......................— nuvAfW .j«lgugh(er, Jtofc Nina Root, relum­ that Mr. Scobey ever rode in in au- i J’’-'1 PHONE 323J HASTINGS, MICH. : when l_tkv «w1e**n play* the reliini, jt'aniil* from Hn*nm: ' ,nY *,on‘e Mundav. lumobile. I. # (lur genial miller from Irving wifi • i i.v’ im.' iir-i, • • • •' ""I ;1„nke Friday,to attend the grndn-aoAii be al work for Mr. Kerr of.' \\m. Anders and ■ nling exorcise* of the Q'dar I-ikr Assy ria School .Noirs. To Heal Chapped Sklna. latni'd Sunday. Frank Jidintoti “•"I j Academy, Where h.-r daughter. G.erEarl Strickland of Batlh* Crrek Skins that have been chapped and wifr ot High Street. (rude Fleming, will gnidtiale from Is a visitor at sclnml this morning. Geo. Ransom ami wife <>f f*»uin;tliH tenth grade. .m»U UJ..UII * ’ Wdh auWI'.n, anyi Ini Carl - Keyes was absent two day* lleved by applying with a bit of old Ilullaiul wen* .Sunday-.vyitprs nl • Mr*. Sam McIntyre of i-nke OdmUie wny of if aitvnnreme ndvanreiiK-iil f.u-eui . v-J__________ last week on nrronnt-xtHlhtee*.------- linen a lotton consisting of one ounce ; Oliver llnywanr*. *n nnd Mrs. Jennie F'lslior of the Itorolhy Jewell I- -lielldinp the ™ '""ITT1 ""iL?«"••,■•I'l'- J"'11— KM.!M!>. family Mr. Clnlds tin* produced Ilin- fTWur al ■ .. . .. ,, , W. H. Barlwr, Saturday night and ine. half a teaspoonful lmn« »».! f-l ««urwl.llul I'-:.,’1'.'; Mr-,her sister. three drops of benaoln. will-Is* equally successful in plea*-'”*? 1 ;['*’■}' ;'r!’n.ir ’>ni‘ i'.i*oge Tldjl of Marshnli called '.it \fr*.‘Jane Aonlcy "f Freeport vising hi* employer al Hastings. Fhehlhiul vixitqj llieir fnlli.-r, John mi' ‘-'“ivVnir ’"'J* ‘laughter. Mr*. Ilurvi’y Easholiday* this monlli, being (lie •'*r*- D- Hull is iwini. ll)n> Thursday, amt Fridayhighest ret'nrd'of tile yAJiV. British Money Spent sn Qolf. Mta,- .M.„ I., ....to.. yijjg Aril# Buck, who ha* been La-t Friday. .Mny «. being set It la estimated that nearly $30,000,­ Grand Hnpiil* Saturday of la«t week , «,,picktiril vi'ih ii Fay null. aside a* Arbor nml. Bini Day in 000 Is spent on golf in the United the gurel of her sister Miss Minnie }g.|a(jvtM, al olivet. Sunday. lenchiiur school nl Dimondale, will I-.. Jenkins. . ( Mr nn(! Afrx Raymmui Oasli'i' ol iruirn home Friday. Kingdom every year, and that ot thia a few appropriate exercises in the sum about 112,600,000 goes to tho cad­ Where i* the fellow thal wa* Wo understand that arrange- |1(.ar ciiailolle visited Ihe foim-'i * uf Hnxlitmmorning during chapel. Owing to die*. Tho number of players In tho 'howling about another dry w-ason? inuni* have lien niitdn-hy Allen -E. pan,nls. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ouster. Hie bnd .weather we ijcfvrred theu*Mali hew* amt wife for Ihe purchase -suiuriluy ami Sunday. uniII a more sunny country >ls roughly estimated at of Ihe home furmerly owned by I y|r. ,ini| Mr*. Will Oastor visited « — BALTIMORE TOWN LINE. 260,000.Mrs. frella Hoe*.*. |Mr. and .Mr*. Amo* Dye ixutLilt.1v* 'Mnnmret ' iki*-w nf Hind* I 1-rrihlc Hush, who ba* bren yi'sUPrimary Room. Some time Iasi, week - Omar IL i Creek from Fridav until Sunday.* Cm-livr* *|H-ni a put t <'f Iasi we. k | ing hi* son Will Bu*h mid family of The Uh graile girl* began work on I Shaw l ommonreil placing fminda-1 \jr. and Mr*. Charles Marten* ami wilh hiM- *id<T Claud Ham-1 Grand Rapid*, returned lo his home while nproipt for (hl* fair this morn-' lions for llii' building of a new ham were.Sunday gue*'s of The forests of Corsica, the llttls I Monday. . Ing. ’ nfliis farm home, two mile* soulli- ; Mr and Mr*. Virb-r GreggIsland upon which Napoleon was born, • .Mr. and Mr*. Roberl Bryans and west of frving. Tlie work is being i yjr. and Mr*. Clute Dive iif r.hjtrThose nliM*nl this morning are are maangsd by tbe French govern­ ' ton* were Niinduv visitor* of Me. Cecil -.iml Gertrude Gage. Helen ment- They produce lumber, firewood • done under ihe manngeninl of An- |otic vidhd l..'vi Curtis and family, amt .Mr*. Georgi'Crawley. . non Boye* of Hnsluig*. and a large, \Vedne*U:iy. Wnlro-* nml |3nn* Brady ntni May and turpentine, and all parta of the force nf helpers are al work on the \|r. (ir-.ui'nions is enlerlninimt hi* true are far more closely uUUxod than SOI Til RITLANI). iSuibiay visitors of Mr. and iiemnlrtwiL several day*, on account j*'**, _ , , „, , , , father from the norlheni pail of in America. ... : Herl GnrriMMi. of pm'inmumi. Ono day TAsbwi'ek Edward John-; th<- stale • Sprues "Wltchss Broom. Sunday callers at Allen MeDon-1 son sold iii* general iiurpoae farm I Mr. and Mrs. Will Srivor vi«i|e.l I*. Convention al Hastings, from horse l° I’urheiPin .Mnldteville. Mr. mid Mr*. Will Mart-•n*. Sunday*. I Ibis eummnnily last week were,ul,|-s wpro Mp ant| Mf . w n Sny. observed at the top and In tbe right­ 8lde8ttp. Not Much Mystsey About It. ‘ mid son. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Th Irting haw bn I teani cnwseil; Mr*. O'B-'iry and son of |.an*mg Mr< Biggs and ilauglder. Ratio awl; *'l wonder what la the matter with Blx-v*'Can you lend mo |5 for a hand corner. Of course, the polo was Pal on of Hasting.. ■lials Witli Hie Middleville High j were caller* nl luwi I'.iirti*'. Fridav Mr*. Monlpontery. month, old boy?” Dlx—“What tho only Inserted In .the pot for tho pur­ school loam Finlay afternoon. The Gurdon ,Mx«t of Batlie Cre-k vh- vi4tr‘‘.|n"nl Mr -in<l Luther Jol,n an«l lli* *i*l'T. .Mrs. preaalon. .......... and_ 1_ can't throw it off.. go . . deuce does a month-old boy want with result of ihe game was in tho bat- i|(.,| hi* parent.*. .Mr. and Mr*. Bea Lm. r'4 tori week ', ak’' ”f HaMtog*. x .........I Fal. Trav - pose ot photography. ’ The peculiar growth ot spruce (Pi­ mntter how 1 try." ' I know what la, five dollars***—Boston Transcript, ance unlil Hie eiul of the game, so - M«*t, Sunduv ces excelsa). shown In tbe accompany­ tho mattor." hl* wife rupllsd. "You i fickle was Dame Fortune that day. i have an engagement with the dentist |. The score resulled in a victory fori ing photograph. Is one of the numerous NORTHE AST TIIOHNAPPLE. Middleville High school, tin* score forms of witches' brooms, which occur ' at ten o'clock tomorrow morning, you | O-»< >»in« mu.- io -■>.•,■ ,n tiirir n",r> -j; i.-,, and will j on many kinds of trees. The most fa-1 know.'* al f ... ................................................ '"r <~"y. nl' nnlv "Cfllt from'his son. J. I-. (iar- miliar example of witches* broom Is । Re-lines ?r\,ntf ।lcam',\®n“‘ 111 h,1 n,,’, ’n'-; where he is in hope* |i> regain in* " 'nM.n. who is in Hie navy. >l» says that which appears on the common ■ Dally Thought. ton Palmer both of whom ailomi .-hrallli. Coats and Jackets. birch, somewhat resembling a crow's | .v— । Theuilrougrst principle of growth lutiir.-mriiHigh school ut Hastings and play nn Herl Walker anil wife of Irving neat In outline. Modifications of such • Has In human choice.—George Eliot. ajt W. State, opp. Court House. list. the II. H. S. loam, were unuble to I*- ami Mr. mid Mrs. Scott Sherwood of PHONE jB7 growth are found, however, on most, excused from llieir classes viiitil near. Middleville, visiied Mr. uml l-dnml mid‘Tin oih-<4 liii'in. I have kinds of trees, sometimes fairly com-,, our eiiiuiiiuiiily Thursday, cntivnrecilalions wore <wer. Nollilng Mrs. Glen Allen, lust Sunday. 19 days more and 1 Hii*l I will soon I monly, ns lu hornbeam aud cherry; at daunted by; Hint fact they engaged Miss Hallie Tucker, who has rm- ing for insurance. Ih* with you all." other times at Infrequent Intervals, as the services ot nn auto anil chauf­ pioymeni in Middleville, *priil Sal-1 In spruce and pine. They vary a good i feur who took them lo thu game nt unlay night amt Sunday with her, BAI IIMOIII. ( I xini a lorrillc pace mi Moon as Ih« xl.u- friutMl .Mr*, i.idn Alien. drol to habit, some forming untidy clo» ; It don’t make any difference what time of day you school children.,among lli-.-m t dents rnuld get away. The hoy« are ters of long, slender branches, aa to ; Mr*. Hooper Freshnoy cnterlain-I nol disheartened by Iheir defeat, ed tier brother and fanjily from1...... I>an nnd H'-rl'1 come to us, we will get you what you want to eat, I Wesley I’reneh. nnd baby from tlio laburnum and lime, and others; 1 llaalitiFA 6|ii'iil Sail which only tend* l.o strengthen their Grand Rapids over Sunday. unlit Saturday ‘of last growing into globular or cushion like li'Hiio uf Fi'i'd Smilh. . -I'I'hursday -....... . ....... - - ----------determination to present n line-up if it is in the city. compact masses jucli as the one hero f .Mrs. Glen Freeman is in very' »i_ «n.i nig vnuiig folks week. next time mid claim the palm of vic­ poor indicated. Alt aro considered to orig­ health. Her nuMliei-. Mr*. „ /'J?, " ‘ ^imdav *\ ‘ r,| : Satutday nrd Ib'iinie Moll and family of Heuiitory. pirint7£"w!Jknin,t wa* h“rh;,,r^ai his . ........ w‘a • ondioll iloniers were Sunday guests Inate through irritation set up In the first place in one or more dormant Chas. Gorhams. FREEPORT. .Mr. and .Mr*. .Miner Allan visited i "’VjI ’J*''are i«nrrv to hear lltal otir al The Wo vompany al Wesley F.<l- buds; but by the time the growths are Mr. nnd Mrs. J. w! Foglesong nc- from Friday till -Sunday with reinJust during the past few days we have begun ser­ “ learher. Miss Ycckh'V.'i.* not murh > tnomto* Sunday were Mr. and .Mrs. noticeable the source of the original companied by Mr. and .Mrs. Gen. live* around hen1. . . Ih'IIit nl ihis writing. . Myron Miixm .of Cedar Creek and Injury cannot always be determined, a ving fresh seasonable fruits. When you are hungry, Perkins motored to Grand Rapid* Mr*. Florence Slimjwm of Par­ . L_. 5 Mr*. Will Huffman and daughter peculiarity of such growths being that, Sunday. melee spent Sunday with hep brolti­ come and see us. , ' SPIIINGBIIOOK. .Aioh'l of High Bank. once the abnormal conditlon has start-1 • .Mr. nml Mrs. S. Wills of Nashville er Loren Tuugule mid wife. M... Ullinu ll«.kii« i. bom. from . I'"™!* “ ed it goes on indefinitely, although the are visiting at tho home of Chas. i. »wk .UIHmr, r1"'1 < ‘"J S'1?’ „„ | original source of bud injury may havo j Vmelker. —BANNFR WANT ADV8. PAY.— Ktlmnonmlo parmiH Mr. a id .Mr.. John llajb1 J' "1’1!, "’'l ! ,'1. "P disappeared! It is well knovnr^hat thvr; ]|H [around Ihe house after a very sc- cause of some such growths is due to j Thr Ladle. Aid fwrlely bold an! ‘shafi'«bj’|jj?&eo romlnhi fungus agency, and others to insect. IN HOONAN'S CIGAR STORE. ,rc er,.am fr,e.»|a<,b"lmm.-.>r Mr.il„ lhc ,„.t E, punctures. Thus the largo witches'. Jefferson Street Hastings, Mich. land .Mrs. Willimn Evart?. Friday, was aide lo ride -• nut. • Sunday amt - • brooms on birch are known to bo ! evening. ' wilh her dauglitdr. Mrs. Merrill. caused by the fungus Exoascus turgi. .Mr*. Chas. Hick* Is recovering visited at James Crawley'*. dus, whereas the small, and much from her reccnl illness. With the close oi the month of March we have rounded out Mi** Gia. .• Higdon and friend and more harmful, knotty growths on; .Mrs. Ellis Bresson of Plainwell Ml" IH--:-- Piatt were visitor* at birch branches are due to irritation set a decade of merchandising in the geaeral store at Irving. We nnd children visiied .Mr.* " Arthur Glasgow'# Sunday. up by a liny insect, Eriopbyes rudls. came here ten years ago and the volume ol patronage wc haveThursday and Friday. As a rule, large growths, such as tho, received has met our most optimistic expectations. We are LONG BEACH. one shown In tho photograph, do little ■ NORTH HIVING. pleased to itonounce after having been acquainted for so long a I.one B-aclr resort opened Saturtime that we extend our best regards and sincere thanks to those Tim social parly al George Bn*- day nitlil witli a dance which was or no harm to the trees on which they । may chance to exist, but tho small | m»H*b was quite wclLatiended. who have aided us to maintain a strong mercantile establishment hdg-rh attended, there U-mu <Ji Mr. nnd Mrs.- I .re JleynnMs and numbers out. Music furni*h'-d by birch growth previously noticed often । at this place and shall ever be pleased to attend to your require-, kills those on which it occurs.—Coun- ■ I Muri of llullaml visiied E. K. Gaiyn* ihe Long Beach orehestni. meats with all the business getting alacrity that has marked .■ ami family, Sunday. Mr. nnd Mr*. Fay Ctenwnco *(tenl try Life. our endeavors in the past. Frank Anik*r*nn lind Ihe inssror-i Thursday at Hie lake.-^, • <••••. v — ............................... .. . \|r. ail(| Mr*. Charles Brown alI .U Adam* why has nt lend- h,1|(|c(1 U|(V dan(.n nt l-ong Beach TRY CHILD OF EIGHT YEARS' haiu' VH.Inv1 1 Salurday night, k . '■ Life holds lots of good things—-enjoyments upon ey- . home, Friday. | nni| Mr|. Ar, nnrham and son. French Court H»« Care of Attempted; IRVING, MICH. 19041914 ery side contribute to man's happiness. To be sure Murder, With Schoolboy ax De• Mr. and Mr«. Will/Hammond. Mr. BOTH PHONRS-Hastiugs, 130 1I.-4S; Miildledile Line, 1«3 II.-18. liriiifl^ycmr Jolt printing lo us there arc “blue,’’ dreary days* when, everything looks and Mrs. Guy Jones. Mr. and Mr*. do only"liesI class work. Bert Bowser and family spent Sun­ mighty dark. These days come to all men—and Paris.—At Rennes, a boy of eight; day at the lake. • . men, when they DO come nothing relieves the strain Mr. and.Mrs. Frank BrnndstcUer years, named Francois Lenormand,' of Middleville algo .Mveral from has been tried for the attempted mur-1 more quickly and surely than to come to our club llaslinus nnd Nashville attendeil the der of a schoolfellow. Lenormand room and have a dance at Long Beach Halurday had been punished at school for some night. : trifling fault, aud believing that a' childnamed Joachim Keronas bad NORTHEAST CASTLETON. "told on" him, ho lay in wait fori Mrs. Anna Price spent Friday Keronaa in a lane, knocked him wilh Mr* S W. Price. , Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Maph* down, and struck him on the bead Grove spent Sunday with the lat­ with'a knife, and kicked him fiercely. Tbe victim lay for a long time be­ ter'.* parent.*. Mr. and -Mrs. Sam tween life and death, and the doctors Gulche**. ’ ' Mr. nnd Mrs. hkvld U ilkinym fear that bis reason has been hope­ Many a man has relieved the tension of his system spent Sunday, afternoon wiUk .Mr. lessly affected. Tho child stated in when adverse conditions, real or imaginary, Rave anil Mrs. John F.lerton. • • bls defense that he was drunk at tho .Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Brown of moment of the crime. His statement a riser), by having a good smoke, and there is do Lake Odessa spent over Sunday was proved to be true. Tho court of | place on earth where you can get tbe BEST SMOKE with the formers parent*. Mr. and Montfort decided that be should bej except where smoking materials are KEPT BEST. MntoF. Brown. ' „ _ . , confined in a reformatory, but the ’ Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Y. Roe of That’s the way we keep them. Come and have a three Forks. Monk a son. Mrs. higher tribunal of Rennes quashed i Roe wa* f.n inerly Miss Lila ril- the verdict, and sent hint back tqJils , good smoke any old time. * parents. *. ; marsh nf this place. „ Mr. Iind Mr*. F„ Barker spent. Sun­ Trolley.Wire Nearly Kills Boy. day with Elmer Maier and family. Dahi Downing spent Saturday Chicago.—A crowd of schoolboys, Don’t be in any hurry about buying your binding twine. At least see night and 'Sunday with his sister; who threw'a wire over a trolley con­ me before you buy. I am selling the Plymouth twine. i Mrs. Nnvue. . nection "jut for' fan,'* may cost the life ef Waller Armens, aged eleven, I lost the plow and so you are asked to pay an extra 10 per cent for the Keep Bowel Wovemcnt Regular. who touched the wire. Dr. King's New ■ Life Pills keep same plow. But I am not in the trust. stomach, liver and kidneys in heal­ Cony to Invads Washington. thy condilinn. Rid the body of Phon* IOS Washington.—General Coxey la-gopoisons and waste. Improve your iver tog to lead another army of unem­ JaffarsMi tt. complexion bv flushing the lit., and kidney*, "t got more relief from ployed into Washington. Ho declares one box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills he will head 600,000 Into Washington than any medicine I ever tried.'' Mar k The Man Who Lost the^Plow Not in the Trust Hastings, Michigan. says C. E. Ustfleld. of Chicago III. 25c. Recommended by Carveth & BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. | Stebbins, A. R Mulhollsntlt—Adv. . ..nil : »<£SK< Lutz the Tailor Appetizers at Doyle’s We Have Added Fruits Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch The Irving Gwat Store Enjoy a Good Smoke C. R. WATSON, General Store Binder and Mowing Machine Sections For Deering, McCormick and Osborn Binders and Mowers, $1.00 a box of 25 sections. Good Smoke! Syracuse Riding Plows, $35.00. 17-tooth Syracuse Harrows, $16.00. All Steel Walking Plows at $12.00. 11 Can save you from 25 to 50 cents a square on roofing. I have the American Standard No. 3 Corn Planter Ladders, 11 cents a foot. 3 1-4x10 Wagons at $55.00. . J. F. HOONAN Jesse Townsend Jobbers and Retailers Hastings, Mich �THE HASTINGS BANNER MAY 14, 1914-20 PAGES. MISSaWEISSERT’S work IS VERY SUCCESSFUL POWER THAT HAULS IHE STREET CARS IX PRODUCING HOME TAI COMIC-OPERAS IX THIS STATE EXPLANATION OF MWTERIOrs FORCE WHICH GIVES THEM MOTION ACCORDING TO PRESS THOUSANDSIDON'T KNOW DESPATCH FROM MARSHALL - AMTHEMSsZfULDAYt Rhe Finds Much Undevelopnl Tolent for Theatricals Wherever Rhe Stages Playa. Ml*-’ RuUi F. Weissert, nf Hast­ ings. ia having considerable suc­ cess in her work staging and pro­ ducing playa in various cities in this slate, according lo pfess dis|i;ii« Ii.•* fi'im Mar->hall in news­ papers on-Friday, nflernoon. Tho following account i« clipiwd from ♦he Grand -itaptd* Daily News: ■ , Marshrill. May '8 -Staging nina'fehr InlcnJ theatrical performances i* really an enjoyable vocation when yon mice got started, acconl- sect, n gifted young woman of Bastings, Mich- who has had much sticcejs in producing home talent . comic-operas in different parts of the stale. Particularly is It enjoy­ able in Michigan. Miss Weissert de­ clares. for she believes this state to he unusually rich in undeveloped ' dranirftir material. "Failent dramatic ability exists in n large proportion of- persons.” said Mis* Wei*«ert. “There are more good actors nnd actresses off the Mage than there are on it amt most especially is this lnte: ip Michigan. I have been training ntnnleurs in Michigan for stage work some lime now, hut I never will get over marvelling nt the large number of people in every community whn could becomi’ very 'capable stage folk if-lhny cared In lnkc-up-the profits*inn. ■'Many persons with rare histrio­ nic ability go through* Hfc without even discovering they jiowess il. Ollier* venturing into ' amateur theatricals have il called out hut do not use it hecnnse'Ihe professional stage doos not appeal to Ih'cni. or more often, because family or privnle interests hold'them back. Sev­ eral limes during iny work through Ihe slate. I have found young peo­ ple who had such rare ability Hint il was almost genuine. Ope or Iwo. on learning their own slrenrfth. were inspired wilh the determina­ linn to become staTs on tho profes­ sional singe, hut-in most cases they imL.asulc fheir honor* aful.return1*. rd to their everyday careers?—'■ Miss Weissert finished the pro­ duction nf “Cherry Blossom." a Japaneso comic opera, in Marshall, Midi- this week. This opera was vv'rillnn for her use by John Wilsnn Dodge, with whom she is associat­ ed. "The Gypsy Rover" and "Cin­ derella” are two other comic bperns she has produced recently. . Be­ . sides acting as stage director, mus­ ical director, wardrobe mistress nnd several other tilings, Aliss Wcissrrt takes the leading part in nil her productions. ■ "I direclvil my first local talent production in fear nnd trembling," said Miss Weisserl. "I did nr>l ex­ pect any of my company to develop any singe presence whatever. I look­ ed for singe fr ight in its worst forms, stiffness and all the others evils that besot n producer. I thought that if the performance went through without breaking down more than a few limes. I would<00! happy. I soon changed my views after 11 few reheainols. hiiwevor, nml after throe weeks my company, unpromising as they were ai the start, gave n performance that a stranger could nol havo-lold from a high clans professional show.” Miss Weissort was born in llastInjns nnd ’ graduated from high school (here. She took vocal and dramatic studios for two years in Virginia colloftc nnd Inter in Phila­ delphia. She prefer* amateur work In the profedMonftl stage. School Report. for Report, for Ragla achool nrnnlh ending May I. 1911: Number days taught. 29. Tolal attendance. 38l>. Average daily nlteiidanre. 19. Total enrollment. 19. Percentage of ^tendance. If*> per cent. Tho following pupils were neilher^ahsent nor lanly: Albert Barry, Adelberi Wumlerlirh. Ollie Goodell, Leo Harry, Lawrence Riorum, Mar­ vin Slocum, Lila May White. Hilda Mills. Merle Slocum. Donnie Good­ ell. Clare While, Mamie Goodell. Etta Walters. I.ucillo Wunderlich. Harriet Goodellt<Ghtai» Rngla and Glenn While, nnd Lydia Wunder­ lich. ... Our mollo. for May will he: “Our world is a college: events are tenchera; happiness is thn graduating point; and character is the diploma God gives Io nian." The host speller* for this month were: Glonn While. Lucille Wimilerlirh nnd Lydia Wunderlich. ✓ ' Elsie J. Bunip.~ teacher. Health a Factor In Success. The largest factor contributing lo n man's success is undoubtedly health. It lias been observed J.bat a ' man is seldom sick when his bowels are regular—he is never well when they ore constipated. For consti­ pation you will find nothing quite so good as Chamberlain’s Tablets. They nol only move tho bowels but Im­ prove tho appetite and- strengthen the digestion. They aro sold by nil dealers,—Adv. PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. “THE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WORM” Buy Your Next Winter s Supply of Coal Now . WHYJROLLEY CARS Did it ever occur to you to take time by the forelock in the purchase of your supply of next winter’s coal. You would save big money by taking ad­ vantage of the present low prices we arc olTering at this time of year. We are in a position to supply you NOW at the lowest possible’prices. Almost Every One Understands Im- | eomotivnC flul Few Are Fiwnilinr ’ With Electric Traction. Of all Hie thousands ami thous­ and* of people whn daily ride upon the electric street car* of our cities -and-the Inst census showed Hint l2j35;Hl.7lfl fares were rung up in 1912—only a few muhirsland wlint haul* Ihe enr* along the rails. It i* easy enough to understand the steam railroad system. A st earn engine, mounted on wheels, b WHO IK HF.? hitched l<> a number of cars. The steam engine purl of the locomotive is coupled to the driving wheels and UP-TO-DATE FARMER MAKES I. ... .the 1. . .engine u,.<.. I ... I tl,,. IIIO nu/ii ri rnVninirv _when is Mailed the HIS OWN ELECTRICITY‘■whreH-tnm—nnd ______ Hut. the electric car f* quite another Installs Moderately Priced Plant tiling and vastly harder to under-' stand. In a vague way wo know! nml Operate* Dynamo - With that il is driven by eleelric power ' Gasoline Engine. which Is carried, in some mysteri­ When L E. Potter, of Springfield. ous manner, on the trolley wires. Let US take a car apart, flgurnMinnesota, recently built a now house, he did n(W forget the modern tively speaking, nml see just how il is made. Beneath the ordinniy Instead of leaving the farm and rireel car you will Hnd two Jo. four going lo town when he gave up the iMwerful electric motors graced di-| active mamtg'-ment of his farm. Mr. rectly to the axle <>f Ihe car trucks. Potter turned the entire farm, over These motor* differ- somewhat from tn his son, house ijnd rill, nnd built a ordinary electric motors in their dr-. new home* for himself nearby so h- -dun but'they operate exactly IheJ criiihl retire on the farm lie hnu de­ same ns the electric nudor Which veloped ami where he knew every drives an oilier fan. the sewing ma-1 Iren and shrub ami flower. Mr. chine or vacuum cleaner in the Poller installed a modern electric plant on the farm and jiow both erful ami are ulmosl i-iiiiiph-tcly iiou*es have an ainmdtinre of elec­ hidden from right in Hie trucks Ih»-| tricity.' for lighting purposes, for small motors, and the current is carried to the barns and outbuild­ ings which have bpen wired for trolley wire,* eleelric lights,, even lo the hay mows. Tito wiring of the house,, including the fixture*. cost about milled from •|0ll. The elect t ie pliifit is located in the cellar of the old Imine nml gy of fulling water 1* changed into consists of a small gasoline engine vlectriiFity. Tin- trolley wire i* sus­ belted Ip a small electric generator, pended above the street from pole* or dynamo. The current Is suppli­ and guy-wire*. Th...... leclricity t* ed by a storage battery, which acts kept on Ihe trolley wire* by suit­ a*-a reservoir of electricity, ami can able insulators, of gin.**, porcelain he drawn uihui ns wanted The gas­ or coin|»o*ition. over which the cur­ oline engine is not run until the rent Hows easily and smoothly along stored electricity is about used un. Ihe trolley wire, like vyaler in a pipe, Besides the convenience of electric although it cannot be seen. Wher­ lighting tho current is used lo run a ever this copper trolley wire ex­ a rnociAM VI I<A. [FOURTH CLASS POSTMASTER unail moltr which drive* the «nb- tends t*ic electrical power flow* ajid ,n -n1p ..ws«v>n EXAMINATION AT DELTON inu muchim* and wringer, aud for is nlWay* ready to drive a trolley other purposes. The entire plant rar. Most of the American people can . Each trolley car is provided with make filings and <!•« things on a' cost less than IfiOO to Install In have en-1 -j-,, | j|| ip,, „f l*o*inuL«tct a trolley pole mid.a trolley wheel at gigantic, scale, fee i- nf things. ' In. That Vllhige. Qmiliriiathe end of the ,ji<»le which run* Ihu.siasm for Liki Assyria school Noles. along llic under side iff the trolley Orphh Sclioch left school wire. The electrical iHiwcr from the high cost of lomg l« solved, Friday. tho trolley wire flows through this eliminate waste imd the longevity >4 Dorothy Jewell was absent wheel and down the trolley pole lo the people is lengthened. -• Commission announce" Hint on Sat­ The annual to- of properly and urday, June 13. IV! i. an exnininalimi 71 h uml 8tli grades were excus­ a heavily insulated cable concealed ed from tests Hits moiilh, ns they in the top of the car. This cable life by tire in Michigan is appalling. curries the electricity to the •■con ­ This loss arise* wiy largely from are very busy now. \ The 7th nnd Kill grades are re­ troller" in the front of the ear. The carelessness, a kind of carelessness make c.’t liiiuaiion in till a cmilemplAled vacancy viewing reading. “Ill grade has coutrolfrr is Ihe iron Ixix-which that is criminal. All winter Iona, in our villages ami completed History work for llii> stand* in front of the motorman. Al year. The 81 h grade are Inking a Hie tqp of this box are two levers. cities nnd sometime* on the farm, The smallest lever is used to tiiril rtklibish accumulates in out build­ general review of history. The tenth grade has completed its on nnd off the- current supply amt ings. in alleys ami by the road side, the larger is used to control tin-cur­ in store rooms amt allies, furnishing tpresl fourth hook- report. Last Frida* night, after school. rent, or to “feed" it to. the motors lire (nips for the dly season. Furth­ vacancy Several of us Itqk an excursion io beneath the car in any quantity as ermore, the arcmmilntiqn of rub­ desired. When.(In- motoniian turn* bish. especially of vegetable origin, tlif* ulli. the woods after May flowers. the controlled handle a few notches is a breeding center ' for'disvase Lol Thursday evening Mrs. is " lj Shepard on answering Ihe door bell, a certain amount "f electricity is producing bacteria. Cleanlines* allowed lo flow from the overiieml absolutely essentia ................ I*’ health. discovered a large May basket tilled wilh beautiful spring Howers and trolley, wire down llie pub*, through Cleanliness is a kind of patriotism stnt til two boxes of candy, a token of es­ Ihe cable and‘eoini-ol bbx. to the I hilt need* all po<*ihle rnrourage•if full age f<>t‘ all imi'pnsr* teem hy her six girls. To say she motor* tieiieiilh the eric? The car ment. I. Woodlfi-idge N. Fraris. Gover­ was pleased would be expressing it starts and the inotorman turn* Ihe controller handle further, feeding nor. .of Michigan, d" hereby desig­ mildly. . the motors -Inore rhrrcnt. and the nate Friday, I lie l-Mh day of Muy. milled. . Repot! for month ending May I. car t»icks up lo its regular running lull. “Clean I i- I»••>--" I heartily - Applicant* mupt reside wiihin4h> Number days taught. 20. speed. ' ’ t'eciflninend ifll oW-i.4*. mayor*.- five territory supidn-d -i<y the post- nfTotal attendance. 231. ' The electrical current flows to mar<dial*. health ollic-T*. etc., to use Average.daily attendance. 11.7. Ihe car over the trolley wire. Af ­ all ,po.*sil»b- diligence in awakening aiiiuHinroii. Number boys enrolled. 9. ter it- flows through Hie rhr. via the [all of Ihe people under IheR-.juris- . The. examination is open Number girls enrolled. 9. cables, through Hie controller, the ...................... ....... Total enrollment. 12. resistance and the moioi-s, it flow.#j liortance of juiiting llteir premises Perccninge of nUenilnnce, 97.5. nut of the rar through Hie iroiil |H order, agaiu-t the day of fleedles* Application form* and ftfll Infor lira L. Shepard. wheels and back to the power timise»ami epidemi. tfllh-ials should inalion roiirerniiig '* ’ ~~ Teacher. along the steel rails. Jim* complel- l|(lt OIlly urgl. nh, import/lnce of this Primary Room. mg Hie cirrujl. ima-ler work, bul enforce impartially lite j *ecur<-d Helen Watrous nml Roy Shanzenlaw* of the stale (<• tills end. 1.1 11.41011. ) bakcr entered school this morning.. furthermore, urge Hid the schools (jvii s«t <-•• i:<imiiiis*iqii, WashingReport for month endlnfr'May it" — School Rcporl. Following is Ihe. report of the of Michigan, both public and pii-Inn, D C. taught, — 2ft.. Number days taught. .. Applicnli'm* Tolls, school District. No. 3, Barry vale, recognize tin* day through tiro Total nt tendance. .198. township, for the month ending drill exercises, nnd discussions of the | executed alid 1 Number hoys enrolled. 8. best method* of pi.... rving property J mission at Wn Number girl* enrolled, 12. May 1. 1911: aud life. ,WI civic organizatimi* j. Number days (auglil. 20. ' Total enrollment. 20. shmlld share in tin- work of con-11 Total .attendance, 215. Percentage of nltendance, 92 per Average'daily attendance, 12.49. cent..: with itn mighty enginery for good, Number boys enrolled, ft. Those who tMeived half holidays will, without urging, do all in its are Margaret and, Mis Brady. May Number girls enrolled. 7. power In mhke Illi* day a beacon t’^llnhnii. Mura hnd .Clyde Russell, Total enrollment. 13. Percentage of at tendance, ,95.79, light fm- nll liie other days of the Kenneth and Bernard Tasker. Elton year. Mcl’.laiiie, Bewhcr Pugh, nnd Allen pltlN. In Witness .Whereof. I have hore\Vilbur Tolles Is a new pupil in Coulter. the first grade. . i Marinmoa Stine, /George F. Monroe and family have affixed the Great Seal of State. uh Teacher. poved into the Dunn District, iml the Capitol. in Hie • ily of Lansing we still have the four children With Illis 29ili day of Api il. A. D. 1914. Meeting ot Board of Review. Signed. ' Notice is hereby given that tho iu .. Woodbridge N. Ferris, Josephine Bray, teacher. Board of Review will lie in session Governor. Monday, May 18, 1911 nt 9:00 o’clock School Rc|M>rf. a. in., at the council rooms, hud will Coughed tor Three Nears. Report of Kingsley school fiTr. Ihe continue in session at least i days nt which lime and place the super­ month ending May I. “I am a lover,<>f your podseml to visors will submit to said board Number days taught. 29. humanity and science. Nour meditheir respective general assessment Total attemlance, 292. ' ■ -cine. Dr. King’s New Discover)-, cur­ Total enrollment. IL ed my cough iif three year* stand­ rolls. Would Ilial I wen* •><> blest, . Jas. M.-Patten, Average daily attendance. 13.1. ing.’’ say* Jenniv Fb imning, of New this stumlilmg, jostling, Peroentnge of attendance. 93J>7. , Dover, Ohio. Have you an annoy2-wks. City Clerk, Roll of Honor: Rulh Knowles, -ing cough? Is it stubborn and Edna Winslow. Ivan Campbell,, won't yield to treatmcntF-Gel a Wc. Most Children's Diseases , bottle of Dr. King'* New Discovery Charlotte. KiiilinRer. Dale Winslow, . 'Start With a Cohl. today. What it did -for. Jennie Resllesaness-feverishness-an in­ Edith Miller. How rich your inc must he. Pupils neither absent.or tardy:: Flemming it will do for you. no flamed throat and spasmodic cougbmaybe whooping cough is starting Helen Stanley, Evelyn Winslow,, matter how stubborn or chronic a’ The willow and Hi* river in. Give Foley's Honey and Tar Ruth Knowles. Dale Winslow, Mar­ cough may be.. It stops a cough ami Ripple wilh »iR»t speech. throat and lung trouble. Re­ promptly. It helps the children so ion Kesler, Melha Kester and Edna stops lief or money back. 50c. and ?1.00. And one Wanin'forever very much, and Mrs. Shinps, Ray­ Winslow. They mu'rnlur oach tri each, Recommended by Carvelh & Steb­ Nellie Masop, mondville. Mo., says: “l got tine bins, ATE. MuihoHaml.—Adv. ■ . Teaphor. —MuiiF U nlernieycr. results from it and it is a great medicine for whooping cough.” Banner Want Arts Bring Results. Banner Want Aijs • Brirtg Results. Runner Want Ads Bring llgsjilts. Arthur Mulholland.—Adv, Hard Coal, any size, $7.50 Per Ton Pocahontas, egg or lump, $5.00 Per Ton From year to year our coal- trade has been increasing. It has increased to such proportions that we have felt warranted in building a trestle and spacious coal bins at the junction of the C. K. & S. and Michigan Central Railroads. We are starting work^at once on them and will be able to care for 16 car loads of coal at one time in these extra bins. Everyone who. has ever purchased coal of us knows that they get prompt service, and perfectly honest weight. These things taken in addition to the superior quality of coal we always handle and considering the remarkably low price we can quote you at this time of year you can plainly see there is no possible, reason why you should not buy your winter supply of coal NOW Edmonds Bros HASTINGS The Elevator Men MICHIGAN Phone 18 Choice Ice Cream When the weather is warm and you are thirsty and feel all "fngtfvd out,” there is nothing that will refresh you more than to come here and get a glass of Ice Cream Soda, a Sundae or Soft Drink of any kind. \}’c make a specialty of furnishing Ice Cream for Socials, Parties, Sun­ day Dinners, Htc^ We deliver to all parts of the city. The Palm Garden Phone 548 J. W. Armbruster, Prop. Hastings, Mich. The season for canning is now on. Our stock will be of the same quality as other years. Our prices reasonable. Give us your order and get the best. H.C. WUNDERLICH Four Deliveries Daily Phone 83 Hastings, Mich,' �THE 1I W1XC6 baxm:k. u n ii. wu. an excellent, address which will be published in the paper. Tho county ofBcera were reelttted. The followirtg sOperlfitendenlfl were elected: THIN WBXK'B NKWS IN Narcotics: Mrs, Agnes tlorham, NMAJt-UY COUNTIKS. Hastings. Mich. Jail and Almshouse; Mrs. F. M. Vlulcl cultiuv—especially the LARGE NUMBER OF DELEGATES Edmonds. Hastings, Midi. . Largo double violet- i' having its GATHERED IN PRESBYTERown 11 oubles these days, and to Sablmth Obiwnauce:- Mrs. Jen-' IAN CJU'RCH Had auy oue who Is suc<-<*>-diiig nie Loehr, Hastings, Midi. Press: Mrs. Ellen Montgomery. I when »o many are abainioniiiK the business is like finding the proverb­ Hastings, Mich. ial “needle in a haystack. There­ MRS. FRENCH AMO REV. MAUR­ Systematic Giving: Mrs. Alice fore it was a pleasure a few weeka lawrence, Delton, Mich. ICE 8RI8SIY WERE SPEAKERS ago to stop off al the little town of Franchise: Mrs. May Stiles, Del­ J-awlon, .Mich, and visit Miss Isabel ton, Mich. Blldy and her violet groenhoust*. Legislative and Petition: Mrs. Mtaa Bilely’s father died when abe Reports Read ot Work Carried on in Bertha Bush. Delton, Mich. was only 15 years of age nod- her County, I.W of Officers Medical Teinp«*raiiee: Mrs. Shef-1 mulher when she was 2U. Being field, Bedforil, .Midi. then the only child living she wa* Ope uf the must eulhu<ias(ic W. Medal (amlust': Miss sjusie Phil-’ left without a home. One day, (oi. Conventions ever held li|»s, Hastings. Mich. ‘ Willie .‘•landing ill a ilonM s eloie C. T..U. Barry Co. convened at the Pres­ Cradle Hollr Mrs. Minnie Law-J admiring a iHinrh of violets, -the in byterian church in Hasting*. Moy 5 THE AVERAGE YIELD of corn per acre in the United States is 25 bushels. If TCTiee, Cressey, Midi. thought came lo her: ■“! wnnder if and <1. . Scientific Tetnperance Instruc­ 1 cAuld grow v iolets." Once the idea There wvro present 57 voting del­ tion: Mrs. Mae-Alarkhain, Bedford. had taken bold of her she spared would have added a billion dollars wealth to the farmers of this country. In South no effort in zi<jui|>(>ing herself with egates besides other members und Mich. Sunday School: - Mrs. Fern Cross.' the necessary kii'jwb*<lge regarding friends. Cjirolina,the improved and careful planting and care of com has raised production the culture peculiar to the violet, The hoii'e was beautifully deco* Nashville, .Mich. Bun*au of Exchange: Mis. Mar­ lu the spring of IUU9, with her siriall rated with Howers furnished by to 255 bushels per acre, in Ohio to 125 bushels, in Iowa 125 bushels. saving* of glTtO she made the ven­ the lioribl.*. Burroughs. Chase ami garet CamplK.*ll. Hasting.*. Midi. Circulating Library: Mrs. New­ ture Her total outlay for one and Wilcox. The Convention "gave a n quarter tfcro* uf land and her rising vole of thanks to the florists ton, Hastings, Mich. Flower Mission: Mt*. Flora J present greenhouse, 21x10, was for the very acceptable gift. After •3500. This, left her, when ready to the convention closed the flowers Wood. Coats Grove, Mich. w*.------ jyrjk Bumb.d do bu.-iuess, wiHi considerable In­ weru sent to the sick. The sessions debtedness. It Was thus that pis wr>re TTvnrty-z’ntrvAwd by rtir* in­ Hastinif, -Mirhr Purity in Literature and Art: plucky woman launched out into spiring wuigs composed by Mrs. De­ this very precarious brunch of lior- los Wallet*. Hastings. A rising Mrs. Lois Cock. Cloverdale, Mich. ] Literature: Mrs, Ellen Mont-': ticulluru with the courage born uf vote of thanks was tendered her, Corn is cultivated for three reasons, namely: To ‘ necessity From the first, her work and Uu* BANNER office for prinl- ginnery. Jiastings, Mich. Purity: Mrs. Alice Lawrcpcc, remove weeds and permit the escape of poisqpous has _bern successful. She is, how­ miL dy*!e> . Ikdlon, Mich. ever, a most painslaking ahd me­ (tolicious dinners and suppers gases, to admit oxygen from the air and to con­ Schools Savings Bank: Mrs. thodical grower. Nol lung that in* wen- served by tbe Presbyterian L. serve moisture in the soil. buroa the right condition* is ne- A. H, from provisions furnished by: Myra Sheffield. Hastings, Mic.li. Cooperation of Missionary Socie-| giected Her methods anv simple Shultz. Rutland Center, Houth Rulla Vuim-Iiu Merrick,> rather titan toinpllcaleti, I but ate larni. F'.asl Hui la mi. Hines Cornets, Lie*: Mr*, followed scrupulously. Only those Cwiar Creek and Welcome Corners■ Hastings. Mich. Parliamentary Law: Mrs. Louis1 who understand the peculiar ano Unions. IxMlgings and breakfast Gladstone, Middleville, Mich. insistent demands of tins little plant were provided by Hastings ladies. Mother* Mrelings: Mrs, _ Wilson.: can fully realize the exacting life .Meeting was called together by - Arc necessary to successfully take care ot a field she leads Miss Bltely grows only Pres. Mr*. Glosner, Praise service, Middleville, Mich. of corn alter it is properly planted. Wc have two L. T. L.: Mr*. Delos C. Wallers, tho old reliable Marie-lxjuise varie­ conducted by Mrs. Adtlie Edmonds Hastings, Midi. ty. as good makes of cultivators as arc produced— and Mr*. K. E. Barnuin. Subject: Bible in Public School: Mrs.! “Parable of the Vine." the principle; , Bertha Busli, liHtoii. Mich. , Altliuugh Leander Boynton, the thougla being. Living close to __ Business being completed. Wed, agtMl CampMI township man. whi> Christ is the foundation of Temper­ irliiriei ’*Kevnole''* died in his chair, had lived poorly ance victories. Keynote ft>r for‘’conCon-’ ,u'wla>' afternoon wus devoted to In Christ." Roll ।i S?HA •hw*- commencing, with Mr*. > fur years and had been helped by veiilion "Abide !r. tilled to neighbor.-, hr did not die penmie.". call responded lo bv by all couulv of-' Watters' d>*votion:il.«. .Mrs. siief-! Tucked away in a tin can. wrapped llrerK nnd eight superintendents. field's recitation. Thq high school1 They can be properly adjusted and easily handled up in a pair ol overalls, in a corner The Chair then appointed Courtes­ Glee'Club* sane two very met- selccand do their work Udi, cither when the corn is of his house was fount! $5,150 in ies Credcntiafs and Finance Com­ lions. .Mr*. Xiladstoue gave a talk] parliamentary kiw. Mrs., hills, .probably the savings of year*. mittees. After singing, the County mi large or small. Wc want you to see them. Boynton was a bachelor rtud had Superintendents gave their report* French conducted a I'luestion liox. Rev. Brcady gave an excellent ’ one brot her. Who it ii said is his which were very interesting, bul Public; only heir The money was taken to not full because of failure of local talk ou “Bible ill the Clarksville im<l placed in the bank worker* to report all work done in School." He said in part: "The Bible had been taken from school' pending the actllement of the broth­ their respective union*. by Romanisni and Infidelity, that it I er's claim in Hie probate cvurL Barry Cnuniy is life banner coun­ might be restor.il by working to­ ty in the third district, for preseiil- gether of all protestant churches, Baidu in Lake near Greenville is Hig iwtitions. Mr*. F. M. Edmonds, and that the W. C. T. U. was great one of life three lakes selected for in company with others, have visit­ factor in uniting churches." ’ experimental work by the stale fish ed the inmates of the almshouse Mrs. Mae Markham read an ex- , commission. The other lakes an* ■several times, holding prayer ser­ eellent 'paper on “Our Foods and located near Lowell and Moseley in vices and al Chriitlmas time took Drinks ns Related to SociaKPurity" Kent county. laud week ■ 25,000 delicacies which they enjoyed very which was full uf important facts small trout were planted in Baldwin much. She would be very grateful and helps concerning diet. lo every union in the county if they lake. Mrs. M; Grigsby's solo was much wuuld send her a little money Lo appreciated by all. . A merchant ut laiwcll advertised help in this great work. Flower Mrs. Fern Cross's paper on .Mission Dept, does good .work in a apecial alnrt sale and had some of “House Work a Science’’ was full of , these articles out in front of his nearly nil unions. Suggestion was practical suggestions and devices ] place when a windstorm came up made that the grave of each de- for. elimiilaling work. Newspaper Triviality. aipt blew the samples dowjr. the ceased incmlier be marked wilh a On Wednesday eyuning n gold for commercial roftwiis. Without "It is custonh^’ to gird at tho mod­ . streets. The editor pf the Ledger staff'tied wilh white ribbon on medal cunteA was held, under the reforestation the time may come , direction of \Miss Susie Phillips. when there will be neither wuvit t»» ern press of Knropo ur.d America as remarks: "If that wasn't a shirt Memorial Day. sensational, yellow and corrupt, and to “Ot'r Helpl" were presented by j The conle.-dailts contesiaiYls -were were the. the ‘ Misse*) MImS (Me uur food (<> cat. sail we never saw one.” . •“"l Fibers to; Winnie Hendershott. Laura Bechtel represent tho captains of industry who No Room fee IL Michigan Union and several to the and Margaret Lester of Baltimore, Seeding Alfalfa. control It as panders to baso In­ given. Noon- and Bes*>e Bogart and Lucy Merrill In tho bright lexicon of love there ----------------luv,„ stlnct®,'' says War nnd Peace of Loo- i lu the last issue of the Breeder's tiiion Sig. were A , -» , ‘ -.. ,,f ? yer w ” offered by Mrs. of Haslirtgs. \\ll did remarkably Is ao each word as eugenics.—Wash- don. Bat. as a matter of fact. th« of-; Gazelle wc found an article ou the well bul, of course, only owe could lagton Herald. •-------------------------------- fensa of tho average modern ncwnpo- j subject of Alfalfa that interested us. ” hillock. Iu the - afternoon, davotioiiuls win the medal which was awarded and we give il y> our readers We per’consists in none of theso things, would not recommend experiment­ were led by\Mrs. F. M. Edmunds. Mis* itendendmtl. Music was fur­ _ ---------- -------------—- - - uui but iu In ii® its oTurpuwwring overpowering irmauij.^ triviality.'^. ing on a large scale in the- line sug­ After reading (he journal • “The nished by Hie Male Quartette. Lauola Cross and Huth McPeek gested. bul it might do'well to du bo Most Important Work For The Public Good" was discussed by'the in a small way: Wouldn't Want Him. presidents, the -general pleasing recitations. • Thin alfalfa makes hwre hoy local A dlitluguished French authoress than a thick stuml docs. Farmer* thouglii being “train the children | (who for obvious reasons must bo ; as a rule think differently, and this to be useful men and* women and What Forest Destruction Is Doing. A nameless, but wbo lately was Intro­ April showers of- tempestuous. is the principal reason for their work well in the- department of duced to ouo of tho moat important faHutv with this crop, (hie good I. T. 1- purity, anti-narcotic*, strength have been poured down oil.' and least Imposing, pcraonaliy. of tho i nlf.ill.i plant In Ute |M|Uarp fool >' sd^demalic giving, etc." We were Michigan lately. .\nd on April »i a HHHH ' European mor arch®) was asked a day worth more than forty plants to Ihe favored wilh a beautiful duet by grout Forest Products exposition! ; or two ago what sho thought nf^hltn. same amount of sjiucc. Alfalfa Meadames Carr and Stiles of the opened in Clucago. Do you get the ' Her reply was unexpected. “If I were COIHUXtlllll? nei-ds ruoyi. Suiq-i.-e a fanftvr Ii. mH-bl union. . out fishing and caught him." sho ro- ; .Mrs; French, of Hillsdale, gave n This expo'iliun represented "a' should plant forty grains of corn to nelHCLw **T AST fall we hAndled nearly oar ,' plied, "I should put him back." the hill, even four feet iietwcen -liort talk «m “thitluok For Nation­ billmn dollar Industry,” *T<>itd i.nN I entire fruit crop with an Inter­ hills, would hr grow any grain? Or al Constitutional Prohibition.'' She bi Hu* *|e»-| business. It mid Hif-i said, of r»Mir*e. there wen* <ll«national Motor Track, the track readily slmy <>f American wood. Il cmi-| auppoM* he sow* enough wheat to Beyond Concrete Calculation. make a sod-like turf, would lw grow oniragvmeuts Put thought encuur- tam.'d a MaMUk edwiiiimtal du-' doing as much aa two teams. For a period A woman has bequeathed <1.000 for ’ special arrangement > any wheat? Alfalfa stools or tiller* ageiiwnl* for greater. i>omteil Ip play. By of Dearly threo months th® trueLwm on tho road ata the support of each cat on tbe Island until one sevd often mukes »i to coining logvltwr of all reform ele­ tehiHri rli'ildron were brought to it I of Madeira. A tint I ar provision for . Fint fa Purity LV »(alka. au<t theso stalks munch ments, churches, Sunday School®, in Hwnrm*. There lbw will tearn* ' every feilno on the island oT Nanhat-i now as the day we brought it hagi®. The machine out al each cutting, until al ma­ how Auierirau*. including mauy tan would involve an amount,of money i is a money maker as wen aa a time saver for us. turity they somewhat n'm-mtile a I'.. Aiiti-twoon league. He, ami Mu-higim men. have gone in and' and for these reasons field of "raised uiubrelhi-. mid need urged t-an»e»t prayer for this work. pu*M>«M‘d Hie land, cleaned out j GARLOCK FRUIT FARM CO., Grimes, Iowa." -Calumet Bnkinj i too large for type to tell; enough, tn ; Itev. Grigsby gave an excellent ............... .. tbe force!*, roof ami liraurh, and: u» much space us comoipn-sized fact, to buy all tbe Chrtstnua pres-1 Powder is first ip the ' Us® an International Motor Truck, and haodh yotsr open umbrella* do. Of ionise, the player on “Is Ihe Test of Uivilfara-1 made up the timber into a Hiou.*niid; eats your relative® will hint at. produce much mure economically and profitably. heart® of thcnidluxu aifulfa lops butn h themselves al-’ Hon Hie Estimate of Women." In varieties of articles, useful and ur-t The solid tirea cut down tire trouble*. Tbe motor m<*l solidly together, and one can purt he said: "Women in America 1 nam'mlal. of housewives who . ia simple. The truck is easy to operate—one lever •" ' not see the ground at cutting tun**, oesupy the highest position uf any Cato, on Buying a Farm. use it and know it. controls the car. You can have any style of lody— so dense is the growth from thin women nr the world; they have noirnui thought in Bulletin No. When you haro decided to buy a 1 ; ’ i . . DincMtSTavvaM plants. I find that alfalfa will get every rigid bimhc ImIIoI and in­ issued by the United Stab • bureau > xA*', 1 farm, tm careful not to buy rashly: tn be just about so thick, or rathe: to stair* they have Hie ballot." Hr Mil* SSjtaia^aMlh . do not rparo your visits, and be not­ Our International track catalogue is fall of facta ao thin, whether 5 or 20 |>0up<h of iold of the degrmh‘d IM*ilions <>f pabulum may be- taken with Hu* O that may mean money to you later. Drop us a card ; content vith a single tour of inspeoj women in China. Syria. India and and let ua scad you luformaUou. tlon. Give heed to tho uppearnnee of' seed is sown thinly k to lo |H>und< Eugtaihi. etc. Hr said: “In social wells by the federal dcmirliiienl of: tho\nelaliborhood: a ftoucishlng coun-! lo the aero- and early in the season, .and private life in the Unitwl Stales agriculture. From HoIwo w<*| kternatioul Harvester Company of America try should show its prosperity.—Cato. I the plant*- get the benefit of tight women have reached a higher galhrr (litil "Hie old .oakiji I»u< ke| '| freezes to kill the weeds, and they status (han anvwhere rise. The may fooif br.u historical curm«itj-*t Grand Rapids Mich. I gel the good of all the early spring moral position, of woman m the The well is going dry. Hla Sid® Llnr. • To uuuri'h Ihe earth much waler! rains. The*.- two things enable the leading Christian races is far ad­ “Where ran -1 find the chief of po-' alfalfa to occupy Ihe entire ground: vanced brymid anything known In ts ivauirrd. When fh< top soil is] adeb i ' UcoT" asked tho stranger iu KIocum-| dry lliere shmild be normally a that is. tbe tops wilLoccupy the en­ villa. The, native polaTO'i. "That's; tire air space,und tin*, mots the en­ mini bokta in civilized sncicty rt mass of small lakes rvcreled tn the. him, over yaudor by the Pulao Hotel, tire soil spare, leaving hmhh-wA the clearly the fruit of Christianity, /ub'oil and rocky strata b-meath. shining* .<h.tt grocery drummer's surface lietwevii plants for the cul­ and wc evrtaiuly have a right lo ahoea."—Judge. tivator to do its work lo keep w« eds. lot civilization and juilpe'thc pro- wliicli mir food crops an* ijupihilfed.* bluegrass and cnibgrass out of the gn*.*.« pf a People by the estimate'it But they, are getting lijwer nnd erop. places U|«»n woman aujl the por­ weaker. The springs fmin<l by our) 1914 Model. tion it accord* lier?' Tj forefather* gave bul: ihen wells| , J. N. Shirley, Friend—"1 suppose this t> even a The Memorial hour was impress­ Were dug nnd now we rnusl lutaSu. Marion Co. Ind. more remarkable baby than the'one ively l<i| by Mrs. Alice laiwrenrv. driven wells mid wiudmilh. M- nsBure; He Know All About Oxygtn. I you had lut year." Auto fiend—"Oh. perienco Ls typical. Thousands have A Kaasaa echoed teacher was ex- Five deaths were reported, viz: urvmcntn in thlrty-sHu-.s-'.alc^ *hnw] । )ou bet he Is! Ear belter model. Got Quickly > Willi Mayra Wood. taken Ahls remedy with remarkable platntng to the children what oxygen Mr*. Alfri'da Rockwell. .Mr*. Louisa that our underground reservoirJin*: ’ ftlonger Wheel base, a better pair of. btn<-nt. ft is known everywhere. was, and when ah® tUlshed th® aakod: McCarty. Mrs. Asccueth Sisson. Mr.-. been, falling thirteen and a Tialf Mayr’e- Wonderful Stomach Rem, lamps. and a very much loader horn-" "Now, who can tall me what oxygen J .H. Wcsbrook and Mr*. Amelia Inches n decade. If this goes rm it —Judge. will mvuu national impoverish-1 A. W..Hobbs of HOI But Main old uvcretlon® and removaa poisonous tar After pausing a while on® Utile Gat liflgfcr. At Hie eveuing segaion, music wus llielll. matter. It bring® swift roller to suf­ fifrni'hrd by the ’ Presbyterian Whnl ig.lliii cause? The chief, ferer® from atotnach. liver end bowel of them things they used to drtv® choir. Dcvotionala were conduct* cause is that civilization Ims come; mem® of the ■tomaofi and digestive trouble® and many declare It ha® ®*viracr, tank Msyr's Wonderful Htom- vd thpm from dznirerou® operation®. rd by Rev.. Brvudy. The Address hi. cut the forests recklessly a mH •ch Remedy. II®-got ths surprise of Many are sure H bus saved their llvtw. by Mrs. Mattle Flench was full of robbed Hie soil of much of the big! his HU—end .swift relief. Becatue.of the wonderful aucces* iiisiuralton and excellent advice'to subterranean M*ongu whirh nature | rv »•««_ f . n .. r, i,r- Moous na« told hl* own story of this remedy there aro many imi­ Ihe young concerning bad litera­ heeds !•» bold back t ftenr storage Decay of the System Easily Prein a I'tur. part ut which i* <tv®n tator*. ao be—eeutlous. Be .sure It'® Trouble—Esery body Satisfied. ture. dr. she t>4i<l that children uf waler. Heavy rains, iiisteaii nf Mayr**. Go lo Mulholland's Drug vented by the use of RHEUMA 1,c . r .^ r . Ea urywhere- people are taking Fo­ nerd their father al Imine uud that tilling th** reservoir* rush oK-in' ibouttha won itley Kidney Pills, and are w. satis- loo mucli child training is left, lu streams or flood;. Thl* forests rttel fBAKINQPO*^ y Chronic Rheumatism it the reftilt of stomach remedy! alii In perfect conlied they urg>* others lo lak? them teacher*. • liiil Huye even in part lo imld th* .i.. ' i the organ® of the body b«<unu.g itnpreg- dlii'in. I have,not felt su well for nf•!<*>>. A. T. Kelly, MclntOab, Ala.. ' natul with Uric Add cry Mali whifhczifec The Corresponding Secretary reThe Forest Pcodticls exiuisitlon' £N!CA6O^'/ ibeirdecay. RhoumaVul Hup all inroad® ' "I can eat anyihlpg- naw an«f Jt Chxmlst. fur freo book on stomach «gta: “I recommend them to all Srted IV uuioiL- wilh a member-’ aourinued len day* in Chicago, andwho sutler from kidney troubles • at tho ctaveas® and restore the. natural dory ----- -not distreas m». . I hop* those ailments and many grateful tatters ip of over 400; W Union bTg., then went to New York for ten day- । from p«opte who bav® turn restored. »iui UK-karhe tor they- are fine." taken- 32 Mich. Union*: 25 Young j Bid jl faileil of It® mi.*»ion of edu• f’inCTrairt of the system. RHEl'MA HnJ- iifseted Any Urutaiat can tell .you Ila wonder­ tent up th® atiffenrd joint® and reduces " .... CniMdars; 25 departments dupli- ।ration 'if tt did not leach the pro- ; : _ • 1 . TM IIM d<we ot Wonderful ful elfeet®. , ihe swriling*. M ead®'® bottle — money i aud i lieumalisiu. Ohted, j e[)l'nerd.of planting again the tnu-i Ktonuuih Remedy convinces'eutferera For sale In Hasting* by Mulhol­ returned Hit fails. • • L—Adv. The Pmidaut, Mr*. Gltsttar, gave I ber Iola which have been cut out 1: I of lu merit. Many fiare faund only land’s Drug Store and druggists <VC.HVtlU a sILBBI.V, ||ona do*® sufficient. Nr. Hobba* *x- iwasterD Michigan | W. C. T. U. CONVENTION Bl HERE LAST WEEK Raise More Corn By Proper Tools and Methods in Cultivation Farmers, Read This Careful Cultivation Will Increase the Yield Improved Cultivators THE OLIVER and JOHN DEERE GOODYEAR BROS Hardware and Implements 111-115 E. STATE ST. PHONE 1 HASTINGS, MICH. International Motor Trucks jl ---------- First in Everything ?0T M YTHETBU^ JACKSON MIK EATS A SQM MEAL AFTER WAITING IS W RHEUMATISM �THE HASTINGS THE JtEW MKH»AN Better PRIMARY LAW Farmers Th* Enrol I i|M* n l Feaitrte Rr mined. Butli Ih Beeuring Petition*, and al tl»e Primary Eire Hon. The new Michigan primary law going into effect this year contains several important change* over the law of troy under which previous We are interested in seeing you make a success ol the dairy department ol your ••lections have been held. In a farm. Wc know that ii properly managed you will make more off ol it than any oth­ hasiy revision we give herewith OU WILL NEVER w»L to take another dote of some of them which it will be nec­ er bran‘cH*.ot. your work. essary to observe iu every voting pills after having once used Chamberlain’s Tab­ precinct. In order to know iust how much, your dairy is making you, an account should be , The old law wherein al the Aug­ lets. They are easier and more pleasant to kept of the milk each cow give* and a test made of this milk so that the amount of fat ust primaries the nomination of candidates for office were "made MAINTAIN PURITY OF BREEDS produced by each cow may be determined. \ take, more gentle and mild in their action and more by direct vote of Hie enrolled vot­ er* of each political party." The- Dairy Type fa Spar* arvd Angular With If you have no tester cl yonr own you may bring your samples oi milk to our creamery reliable. They leave the bowela in a natural condi­ new law rays: “Shall be made by •oft Pliable Hida and Covered and test them, with our equipment, or we will do the work for you free of charge. . We direct vole of registered and quali­ tion, while the use of pills is often followed by se­ know that if -you realized the full value of what tbe cow will do for you that you fied voters of each political party. The change docs away with the vere constipation, requiring a constant increase in would be milking two cows for every one you are now milking. ‘ ■'•'miilbul' fi'alni .’. whu li In r. tnfyre permitted only enrolled voter* the dose. Every bottle guaranteed by your druggist That is one reason we are throwing our equipment and our time over lo you absolute­ to participate in the nominating of ly free, and it is one reason we are paying the farmers every fraction of a qent that candidates. Now all regularly <|ualitb-d voters may participate, we can pay, so as to encourage them to dairy more, because the larger tht dairy is ■ Inc same as ii| any general election. the better care you will take ot your cream, and the quantity of the butter, as well as N'aqu**' not previously registered distinct dairy character;:tiez may bi- placed dp record on any the quality, will improve. , ■ . ' primary day by appearing and ma­ wiilio the dairy animal la i pan- and an­ king regular vole or affirmation, gular and relined wilh a soft and plia­ We ex|M.xt to be in business here in Hastings for years to come, and it is the future that such person is a qualiiled cl- ble hide well covered with smooth, soft for which we arc building. ictor.. this being the regular reglsI ration day. This date, Aor -19UF. Yours tor business. wilt lie Tuesday, Aumist SHh. (Inspired by the First Mexican War.) Ou this dale candidates for conWe were not many—we who stood greratnan, senator, representative, nnd nil county offices, must be se' Before lho iron sleet that day— kt’lihl. In Jliy W .lh»ul<l -H Vet ipony n gatlunl spirit would ai>i>eiir from reports made to Hie Give half, his years if he llien could secretary of state that petitions Have been with us at~Moutcrcy. haVd not been filed for only one set of officer* In any county or district, then no primary election will !»• No'w here, how there, the shot, ik liatl called In that county or district. In lu dt-adly drifts uf llery spray, all cases iwtitions must lie secured Vet not a single soldier .upailcd . amt tiled. Hie numlier of names se­ Wlieu wounded comrades round them wailed No “Scrub*" In This Group. cured being nt least 2 per cent of rhe vole polled for secretary of longer than that of the beef type. The i Tlicir dying shyul al Muulcrcy. WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS ~ etnle al Inc proceeding election, as neck ia long and lean. Joining to the i Oh’* "an Bu'X lierelofore. We pay you the HIGHEST And on—•still on our column k«,?pt All Day Scratching for Grain Every congressional district must body rather - abruptly. Tb» withers PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ Scattered Several Tlmea. Through wall* of llama its withering way: also provide enndidptes for incm- are ahjirp, with the spinal column EVATORS. We buy and sell liership of a stale central coinmit- prominent and the barrel long and ca- I ’■ Where fell the dead, the living slept, • .. . on a Lz\RGE SCALE. Wc on niauy-* lee by each political party., to be Vkeloiu. pucioua. lodnattak maicaung ««xl ««•!« iwanij enpv । --- ,ur — -IMw - , - poultry l>o»»o. -Wishes io to nuiivunrv nnnounrc inns that urguimiig beginning Still charging on the guns that swept depend upon doing a LARGE electret at tub primary election. In j city. Tho rib* aro *pruni{ down and co11*- Bno*>‘ day* our bens sing aud ||„y jjth, he will make regular trip* The slippery streets uf Monterey. securing iMHilions for the various.) outWMrd wldo apac, j.-.u,* heart *• W »h®7 »•" enjoying sum- f„ Hnsiing* to do work. Ha* hud N VOLUME of business at a tinice* under Hi.- n-w laU’ camli|otn J‘rthWUuie tho tall fine । weather. The , un bouse mvubv 1* v 14x56 feet, ru iivr mill mr largest uirgroi .cars c»p< experience with the SM/kLL PROFIT. If you •lab's are no longer confined to en... . * The foe himself recoiled-aghast i »lilt largo windows on the southern I Mitsir Houm* in Mh-higaii, sperialtzhave never dealt with us, why I roll...r vol..™ but u» Md I. oven • *»7 K. n or n* l'*P°*uro. » IU equipment consists of I ing on tuning, rruulating nnd reWlirn^ Striking where he strongest lay, lu »ll “.|>ialio«r voters, all Ilial: row u freooentl, k-. at .. L cl»an,Mnvitlng nest boxes, self feed-1 pairing pianos and play er pianos. not give us a trial. Mr. ‘ i We swooped his Hanking batteries |iust. wouH I..- .Iikibli- lo vile ut >«»'“ wedke' fcna F-' — HZ *«• *i,i> Kr,t s'*1’ “*b «™,nd vn,T<o ‘r,cn Bt >,i,lcr * lu"u Smith Bros. Velte & Co. And braviifir full their murderous blast, general Section. In fad, in all increased depth . f body to- floor banked deeply with leaves and Furniture C-O. Op.C.LAS. Phii-57 Hutlip leaaret wliere enrolled voter* have I wards, the rear when viewed from ouo Stormed home tho towers of Monterey. straw, writes George W. Brown of ’ been named heretofore, lhe wold | side. Secondly, sho widen* gradually “qualitled" is piacpd instead; ’ from tho breast to the points of .tho Hancock county. OMo, in tho New Cllcip, tllllllM A Sitlin I. R. Cl. (lur banners un those turrets wave. Ragland Homestead. Wo keep tho This change in the Imv greathips. Thirdly, looking down un lhe And there our evening bugles play; , How’s This? «imp!ill'.’S primary work, and re- . back the form widen* gradually down- hens busy from daylight until pcreti Dally Except Bunday. Where uhauge boughs above Iheir grave Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollar* Re­ Ilexes candidates from burdens a-1 ward |lko a wedgo. Tho udder is tlmo digging after small grain scat­ ward for any ease of Catarrh that Keep green Ihe memory of I lie brave wel ns the V‘'le«-s who so hirgcly j w<sn developed and even quartered; is tered several times dally In the litter. Being Bouth i I-awn clipping*, meat offal, beet*. neglected vnrollrnenl. 1 he -lethargy ( fl d pliablo but not tabby when cannot be cured by Haifa Catarrh Who fuughtjuid fell al Monterey. •liRpIiiycil-iu Ihk regard,-uiade it: .I pumpkin*, cabbogo and ad occasional Cure. tlre-essary to revise the, law us |>..s- 1 •■J**’*- ’Tbo m»k ,heaf of wheat, oat* or clover "hay Wc were not many—we who pressed sibililies w-re made present for de- *n,> tortuous nnd eater thu abdominal iusp«*ndcd from tho roof give* them milk vein*. A. nllF.LiIMJN prlviug entire counties ami districts wall in two or more l*r*^> mM,r Beside lho brute who fell that day; The dairy Jypo car. be found in of the right of franchise at general trnmacuor.s «n.i nnar.nauy *dio m ca It 1* tho busy ben that lay* the Abstract Bluck, ItexUng* elections, thus failing lo s<t*urv nn matsy of tho breed* but most charac- j eggs. She hustles-and ha* red blood out any obUsatluna made br hi* firm. expression of the peo|ile which is terlstlcally in tho dStlr.ct dairy I NATIONAL. BANK OF COMMERCE. Money to loan on Real Estate. Real coursing in her veins to keep her Estate sold on commission. General Thau not have been ut Monterey. not only di’sintl Iml made iiecessnry I « arm on cold day*. Our perches can conveyancing. Having a complete set —Charles Fenno HotTman. under the epnstitution in Auch Rail'* Catarrh Cure l» taken Internally. ta unKorml, u> th. I™-'^‘7“ ” oC AbBtraot Book* compiled from th* cases. tx.... .. ,i. 311 y drone* in the flock inclined to (tract*. VETERANS 'OF OUR WARS , •' ll“k '!>• m tw e.uOld. Nursery Rhyme*. t Owing to tho careful work or tho 1 Ing.)“— ............... ARE RAPIDLY They soon get the habit of. .hu*There la ono Brookfield story that I) Homo of our farorito nursery i breeder* tn matnUL-uUg tho purity of । tllttg with tho rest ot the flock. Wo FIRE INSURANCE have alwa>* liked very much. I have; rhyme* can bo traced back many hunhave no use for drone* on our farm • If you *r« not Insured or would not *oen Lt lu print. Brookfield wa* dred* of yoar*. 'Hing a Song of Six- No More Mexican War. Surviturs «avo in our apiary. . like to change your insurahc* call Aller Five Years. Rebclliun once atopped in tho Strand by an an-i pence" wa* popular In the sixteenth in and aeo mo. 1 represent a cotngry person, who raid: "I am told that; century. “Throe Blind Mice" wa* Veterans Diminishing. pany with a cash capital ot fl.OOSSOME DISEASES OF POULTRY 000 and. can fully protect you. in tho Green Room club the othqr< sung In the reign of Jame* 1. “The LEE II. PRYOR - night, yoo spoke of mo aa a damned FTog and the Mouio" amused the chib offering continuous opportunity for OMro In New Kichbins-Burtog Illk. ■coundrel. U that true?" “\Mell." dren in the days of Queen Elisabeth, Unsanitary Surroundings. Spoiled any une lo enjoy nil Um* adtanreplied Brookfield, "I don’t know who “Glrla and Boys Como Out to' Play" The pegsiun iHireuu has made Feed. Impure Water and Poor Ven­ U»nc* of a coume of IlustncaH train­ w IL’’WM wcU known |U the reign of careful compilalion of the surviv­ ing which vi ill punitlvrly lead lo a you are. bnt you certainly took tilation Are Among Causes. IO"*! salaried i>u>liion Uiruujh Uro London Sketch. Charlo* U, and tho immortal "Hump­ ors of-lhe-vniUsl Stales war, show­ Poultry disease*, just like other disty Dumpty’’ perhaps la of tbo greatest ing thal in various wirts of the world there were on Memorial Day, antiquity. cases, are favored by unsanitary *ur- | UNDERTAKING AND IG7.UUO survivors of the civil war, wmmiuRM vrunox.r. ► roundings,spoiled food,»t)lo and dirty FUNERAL DIRECTORS 61-6* Went (iranil III Try Atcaue, You .may like your beefsteak rare, 0 8 | drinking water, and poorly ventilated Amlabl* Court Witnes*. DETROIT. MM-IL but there I* danger in eating any moot Licensed Emludmcr always in attendance however,' iu the records about l?*l tha breed* and tlxiug their character- an<l Insufficiently lighted coop*. A Maori woman, who gave evidence not well cooked. Mosaic* in cow* PHONE. 226 OR 387 at a Stratford, Nrk Zealand, inquest widows of velerniw of the second istic*, these breed* ran. In most cases, j slck birds should be removed from leave boxed-sp parisite* in the bovine bo counted on to r< produce their dairy ' the flock, and dead ones burned, in an •bowed a degree of amiability *orno- war with Groat Britain. flesh. You do not notice them wilh the the average, age of the civil wat quoliUca and their ability to produev outbreak of any disease. naked oye, but they arc there, and It what rare in the witness box. Whch veterans to-day is 71 yertes and ac- butter-fat Ln lan.J quantltlce. It Is White diarrhea of chick* la caused , Senate’* "Morning ’ i| _ Made Surgery. she faced thu jury, she made a remark, “Morning Hour. Hour." they aro nol killed by thorough cook The flret lo Uo M*lduou» ,tudy and which, ou being interpreted, wa* eorthiuf lo the average death rate of largely tor this reason that tho d*ify- by a germ which la often passed from flrut two hour* of each each. day** clay’* ing they will cause tapeworm* in tho hen to ihetMck through thu egg. Bdsafon of the United State* ranato. £on,UUnl •*P«’riment of medical enfound to baa wish that health, wealth the Mileraus uf that coiillicl-there mon who d«i«lrtn njtx’Ot* tn follow.hta. digestive organization of tho human and prosperity might ever abide with will Ih- Ul.QOl) fewer next Ml-morial efforts should’ stick close to ono ot, Veoacl* and ।roughs In which fd^l ...... . _ . __ .... : iuunidku ranrvror Winning at twelve o'clock noon, are •»r*=c.I *wnco hu r*.r''«J reached system, and then follow auociaied dis­ tho jury individually and collectively. Dtiy. aud still fewer the fol­ lho dairy breed*. l-Liced should be frequently scalded, given to preliminary proceeding*. *ueh B Io’®* *he™ nono d*ro dogmatixo lowing Memorial Day. ease* and discomfort*. or disinfected with a five per cent, so­ u debates on senate resolution*, first j IU 11 httM- “«« to th« After finishing her evidence sho again Ten years Trom now according to voiced |he wish before leaving the brireao ofllcinlt lh» llniled Slates RAISING BEST DAIRY BREEDS ; lurtiou ot carbolic acid. nnd second reading* of bill*, motion*! m*dn a ne* oro •«UDug . It I* a wise precaution to fumigate for reference, consideration of mat-i n’®’,,cal ,OM* *niJ rraearch among tho ■,s iii have epased lo pay p< usiom to Tho common ’four o'clock" almost civil war veterans, where as in live No More Profitable Una of Stock your incubator with formaldehyde gas ter* coming over from a previou* day. “*«“<**« excellenck* of a mkrveious before placing tho eggu In It for hatch­ etc.' Thia aocalled morning bouri a<e' whoso deapuratu plight always closes It* flpfccr* at that hour years il is expcc|<-d there will be Growing Than Raising Good Cow* ! lag. Pat'* Effective Retort • . . really cover* two hour* and at two1 waa 0DC® hopeles* hare the and. so and Selling to tiairymen. An irisnman Irishman Knocaeu knocked at a aoor door ono u«» more Mexican War veterans. . .many ----- • plant*, liavo, that , instinct , , . Aa Bo careful In Introducing new birds o’clock p. m. tho presiding officer lay* fcatc«» reason to rejoice over the vioU..< Llnn...... ™.'« . clock or| Ud , u ho„, lato your flock to seo that they aro before tho agnate tho unfinished bu*l- torlcs of surgical research and experi­ flnwhrlnt- plants, ritnnt. each .-arh of r.* x ihtmKk<1 If. __ — . . . . . . . . . s A Proclamation: By The Governor. flowhrlng h left had It* Any farmer is solo in breeding and perfectly healthy, a'nd Dot likely to (who was very ugly) if she could help ment time of doting. Tho wood sorrel not him. aa ho was bard up and on tho nea*. If there bo any, and if not the Nation* Hut do iml rcim-mln r the raising for solo largo milking or butonly drop* Its leaves and shuts Its road. "Indeed, III not," sho replied; •lead do nol remember Hie living. tor-producing co wk. As am Industry bring diseaao with them. regular calendar i* In order. purple velne<| flower* when It rain*, “and If you don't clear off out of this We seal !■’r flower* over 4 he graves there 1* no more prufltoolo lino of; Beat Preservative for Rubber. Farmer Poultry Point*. but does tho same If the ground near I'll call my husband, who is a police­ ■of -lhe “Boys in Blue" becau*e of ■tock growing than r.daing good cow* Two Itusaian *cionUata liavo decided Hl* .Symptom* Surely Sinister. by Is struck with a stick. Tho family man. nnd he'll come and take you " "1 our love for them, because of our ------"II tUI>l: wro-brod and aelling them -to------------th« dairymen ... who , love for tho noblest, nation m the "I am afraid Crimahaw’* mind i*> that distilled water Is the best pre­ of the oxnll* ha* the same habit. quite believe ye. missis," retorted Pat; world, because of our love for -Hit. | are making a *pecijlty of producing • fow,B ar" 0,1 ri5h‘: but ,ho lUMtioo weakening," regretfully commented servative for rubber that has to be Is," shall the farmer maku feather* --- — "he'd tako anything, bo took remaining members of Hie Grand market milk or «ll.n, U>.lr milk lo '' "■ ' when " stored for a long time. u.uuuuwrj plant* puum» where »uw> they' um, do uu nol nnd ,unc>ok primary or pecon- tho Erratic Thinker. "When I In­ . . yo’L" Very Apropos. Army, of thejtepublic. The added condanaary have tbo by-product returned to their dar>' Importance? It Is no use talking formed him a while ago that Hon. .. Grandma — —.___ slant in our" flag, the birlli uf a ses: j sometime* think' Marvin Mooch Is egotistical, arrogant, Dally Reminder. world-wide paririolism, Hie soli­ town. <o looj out to tho Oklvo, tb.t ,Uut Iaac* polota, or about ataodurd negligent, extravagant. Incompetent, thet a washboard would bo~a good To bo able to say tho right thing, at Protection for Canary. darity of Hie Viiiied Sialo, the aro bolus ralv-1 lo n.vUoo tho co»a "• l«rt«tlau. noloao ». can ahow tho preaent for some wimmin thet spend Canaries kept in cages aro apt to commercial, qocinl ' and political that nm annuulU ut.-cirdod from Utolr Umwr-Umt then- 1. aotno eonoeditou visionary and totally unflt for tho of­ the right tlm*. Ln lho right placo— . their tlmo doin’ rollin' exercise*.”— got a_ minute red Insect tn tho feath­ . ' ^atween tbj-ui and the product!™ qua!- fice ho holds. Instead of remarklhg that’s talent. liiogrc.ss of our country lias been herds. Washington Time*. Tho kMtlM ot rnoroco.. tori®". Ho u uut CUKiaMInbout ouch with appropriate chuckle*. ‘Hut onter*. especially under tho wing*; when made possible through lhe valor •uoh la tho case, the bird should have and rtelf-saurUlcn_ of tbo boys who cmutn. rtoa and ch.-v.. inctori.. U alao •«•«»»- ••*-■ •» cor.c rood about nupply- gido of that ho la all right, ch?' ho Longest British. TunneL merely raid. ’ I think ao. too!' and fought for lhe Cuion. a ilttio Insect powder sprinkled under oncoumslns nod dMW then are -tilths ““ ““tet **“ '”‘‘lw ««• Tho Severn tunnel. seven miles Wc Who live today learn our !•■•*-< to pay a good price fur wull-hred duirj walkad away."- Kansas City Star. tho wing, and tho cage should be long, is the greatest lu Britain. . k.araoa M.a. son of inspiration, of patriotism tholr ralf-contro'.. coMare*. - mtertty ■coldod opt, and dried thoroughly' In and serviqo from these heroes. May Tho average ben lay* about 80 egg* the *un, or beforo the flro. A small a year,— hut a fair which they bug of sulphur should be hung up in- this day recall sacred ineniorh-s, Keep mo ueu vow*. - ------, . average ■ ■uaplciou*. and demand tbe continu­ gray this day afford us one more Tho man who com.* to your dairy ou«ht to ^ual ahout tw,c* thaL ■id* the lop of th* cage. ous homage'of tho** about them. opportunity-for greeting the “old boys" witli a smile, wilh a hearty farm and wants to buy tho heifers Moreover, they aro domineering and. hand ediakv, wilh a “God bless you.' from lho best cows b not alway* your masterful, and wherever possible will: Dally Thought. Child Crusat? Feierhh? Sick? For the boys who div<i- in,- the best frieatl Bo canrfnl before you be found to rule lb* roost. I Wherever the search after truth be- Hpanish Aineriean War und for the A era?*. pei'vi^ listless child. I gin* there life begins. Wherever that Imys who survived we bring like ward* in tho dairy Industry to Monroe St.—Across From Monument Bnorrh -n-.M Ilf. __U..VI. : c.ii- suiiittjrno very liltle, tokens of love and coiiM-t-ration. ; then msaut ravenously} stomach Must Prominent und Effectual '1,'h'erofore, I, Woodbridge N. Fer­ M«ur; breath fetid; pains lit idoinCure for Bud Colds., ris, Governor of the State of Mich­ We will give your orders the greatest attention. ------- ----------- -- —— ani, uiin ui.ii., ir .i, vi-iii 'When, you haver a bad cold ymi igan. do hereby issue this my ProPtaancially, cow testing is of very ,,, hili. and starts Up with Everything in cut flowers. You will be pleased with Wilril a n-imuty that will not only! Rlue-oyod mop are highly intetlsct- rlauialion and heartily urge the obgive relief, but effect a prompt miil.ual, morally Ann and mathematically MTvanca of Saturday, May 3th-1014. great benefit; reung ball* rail for (• m.i all-e.-oi a Wohri KUter—| the stock you get from us—it’s fresh. I’hone 5995, Jdgber prices, cows Mil for doublo tho - uni ttiiH- llilii ••xiwls worms, and i»Tmnn« nl run-, a remedy that is; correct In thought,. word and act- (os Memor ial Day. ■* Grand Rapids, Michigan. ■ idi'a-aul lo take, q remedy Hint con- They am tha nilrm nf «Viair famlll.**, I Given under my hund and the old prlcus when buy am wo record*, .ilujo-i •»,•;> >lid<l has them. Kick-' ---------------------- -— ii-i.. vy -..-I.. Kitr.-i- j* net.'deii. Get a, l.-uns nolhing Chamber| an d th0 powerful figure* in tha morel. <’r‘,a* >h’*l Stalo lids eighth .. "T injurious. ••■j”■ ........... 1 “na l"'*enui ugures in too toorai. ......................... 4 ut once. You) Inin * l.-HUth —* ... worlds. .. i ,t?> v ttf in v - ,,, — "f Treating Scour*. t.'iiwJi H.-tneily meets ;..! all ’•--•■* inteUoctua!* and- ■lndu»trlal <fc'y '*! —May w 11... ll,c «,.v,ar Lord oax. u» KickaptMil these reipiirenienls. ­ ' When a bluo-avad maid m<M<<* a blue one thouMUid nine Ininiin-d . find When common scour* appear Inae••quirem.-nls. Il IL arts ai ls dn on nat natcandy chufeelion. Ian. reliefs the lung-, lung'. aid.' aid-,, evedmaii^.? ^otaG^k hen fourt««» »»d * lt"-' Commonwealth dlalely reduce tho food oiushaU. ure’s plan, relieves lhe . cause of your cxjMmtonUiou, '.Hj!*?**' opens *tlih 1"’ soorelhms M!cn’Uoiu con(1| the tug of ... war. ’ lJjc **<.’nty-<?iglrth. Il>h'onuii<>nd-1 and r.-.^rW ............. In a c™“ Woodbridge .X. Ferns, 4«bbiu», A. E. AluLhealthy eomtition. Tins remedy inu ‘By the Goveruor: Governoh h world with- sub- und use, and can; -------------------- ——— Phone charges paid if oi^er amounts to $3.00 or always I..- dciteoded U|«on. b<>id by; Subscribe for tbe BANNER, only Frederick U. Mar Lindale. i.“*-------------------------- WWfc. . over*. - —‘.... .. ’ faro.1.™ of riUi» -------------------- —----ffrrtu'iiilM'r «nr Maui Colunm all dealera. t )il.(W per year. , oeciTiary of bUlc. ^.B.wXEH WANT ADV& PAY.— luiugv best results, than Pills Y Chamberlain’s Tablets Crystal Creamery Co. Hastings, Mich |“”^R^L™Y L. C. Sutherland Piano Tuner Spring Term Miller & Harris Furniture co. Detroit Business University GrandRaDlds Floral 6o fllired Hannah & Sons, rroos. �THF. HASTIN’OK ORDER FOH MIBI.ICATION. Slate of Micliigan. Tlu'-Prnbato. Omt f„r In. o'.nfy „r B.^,. BIRDS (SHOW SKILL ] ' ' „ Qliplay Almost Human Ingenuity W A Y 14. IML ’ Farts About Our Foemy. The tly i« a very interesting nnimnl, although he is “lhe most dangiToits wild ariimnl un earth" us he; spn-rttlv lyptmnl •fever, cliolera In-fiutlffqi/ dysentery, lubcreuhHia, spihai rnentngilH and many .other Illi II ilitU’Oses. Only n few young ptnlher flics Council Proceedings Grange Department I The next Pomona Granite will he ...dd with Mupte 13’ftf Grange at -.iilimiiL—-r—| Maple Grove Center, May 27, 1014. OFFICIAL At u session of Mild court, held n' r_ Unbinn NprJa the probate ofilce, in the Hily of. m NCSIS. Hasting* in said county, on Uh? Htxleerilh itay of April’A. I». H»! 4. I • •gin finding tuiil M»>n comMayor Jamiewm |.rr*iillng. tneeling at t.finrioite fr.tery sub­ limy begin'feeding und suw>n ........* ‘ ."L |.r,.„.ni al roll call: Aid. Carveth, <-rang- should hate a good Present: Hon. Cbiw. M. Mack, Baltimore Oriole’s Nsst Is Constructed inriu'M hiyinx egg* Tlie lly loy.s • Judge of Probate. I Lika “ . and Hung From a “ Pouch fri'in 120.10,15ft eggs at (fin* lime and Edmond*, Hilton. Heney, Lunn, ddegulion nrraenL Housch und Hetoao. Absent nt roll .-s,,w by-laws will be adopted nt . lu tha Mailer of lhe K«tole of Helen M. Dayton. 11, , ea-. ,i. psriorlty In Construction. The singe A. E. Patton. Administrator hav-' ,ii:-", '”.T '" "" • ’ '■ or-Aprji Mhnd m« m r.w. ,n ing filed in Raid court his petition j .Minutes of April 20th read and Baltimore.—True It Is that many ot praying for rranotiR therein staled ..Iapproved.-The following bills were I87<J, nnd many of them are <»>*Reteh*. New pmcliiMMi of- Hip that he may be lir<-n*«‘d to sell Hu* Ithose birds which went away for tho live feeding upon liilh. huuiteti: . Grange demand a riintige. interest of the i|cce.-i*t'd in the real twinter vabatlon have not yet thought •c) Pupa, a resiing slaim of 2 or John W. Herron, late>r. .w.no There nre many jm(H»rtani thing* estate thereto, described to private <of returning to their summer homes. 3 ilays ill which the maggot beeopies I.. Bussell, arcouiil Save Without which iKivern lhe policy of the sale. ■Rut some of them have, for some como Jaij. Tudor, leain ..03 Grange Hint will comn up for ac­ Il is Ordered. Tltfll the fifteenth plotex lhe great change from mag ­ Win. Hilton, draying tion nt this time. Taking nil thingi) tiny of May A. D. It'll, nf len o’clock take a ticket that permits several stop- got tn a winged Insect. ’ .. Jess.- MuAre,. draying^5 into consideration. Ihis will be one in the forenoon, nl said protmlnl coining out a* a fly. il feed’s H.i'lings Transfer Ho. draying. ..65 of the iniHl important mee|ings of [ overs juid side trips by the way. . After .................. office, he and is hereby appoiiiled i It's safe to say-that young Miss Rob-i hiKl flies ntetiit for II «iny« lie • -----gQjn Wallace -------Green, draying. for hearing wild petition; , •nil, ,,, ., ,/ . n llltio Harv. --- i ll HlMlireH il* lli'st liatl'll of l'PU1*1 Mlaa Hlnahlvd It te Further Ordered That nuh- ,n •nd Bluebird fscl a little nerv-1 - A, I*. Wood, labor .Mutters of local Granges should .*141.18 solicit members for tin* llflh d/lie notice Ihcreof Im) given bv pub- ou" ’b'"0 d,>" wh®» ’bey think of Ou- s|>ruig are e.|it:il II. Mueller, Mfg. Co ii,l;" X. r..r I |» *• *1K *•'*'«>*• '*«112. 1.IJ....................... Grund ItupidR Suply Co... gree und bring Iheir cnndidntrs'to C. te-onacd, labot................ lhe meeting. three successive weeks previous lol to the north. Of course. H's different ' f, ■„ .i.„ *!"’ Ihyt-'with the older oae*. for tbeir homes (ly-nn^jjiHk; IW, and -we.Ms, and Wm. Leonard, teteir...... The new Castleton Grange should S. Mead, team,.. make mi effort lo get tis large n trigs BANNER a newspaper print-1 may have withstood the winter; number of Iheir members out ns ed and circtilnt^<t in said county. du have to build, why Uiey roiling trial I er.. garbage. then If they do J. ITankenberger. Ial»or Clias. il, Mark. nosjible. as It may te* u lofig lime are old bauds st the business. Very .toieph Jones, Uber.......... lieftiri* u Piiinona iiii'ctiiig is held ns A true copy. Judge o£ Protate.* likely the bird misses wish They had uhntuiinbli' mill. Oscar Hall, labor near ngnin. • Ella C. Kgglesteh. given more attention t<S the construeO...I*. ’ Boyd, labor Star Grange has/a cIsim of 42 lu . ftegister-of Probate. weight o£ foud.to mu- iu<?il aiulTIn Cily Cleric, postage be initiated Jn thc/fird a ml ilh de­ Unga. J’ut It’a one ot a young bird's prolnHei« or- sucking ■ tulw* I* tin* A. J. Jewell, accooo1 grees uL their next/meet inp. May to. :■ ' .. 17IRST *nd kelnudiug. Mortgage 5% Cold Tort” n..rran«i<’n.t.-.i •-ng'tssr NOTICE OF COMIIIKl‘"dv. ■ Moved by Aid. Lunn that ac- meeting । which «ih presided over and fl.fUUdrnominstioniBnd recommend them . SIGNERS ON CLAIMS petite Is about the biggest?thing in its ",l" world. Eating about fifty times a d»y i ‘I'""1' ''J1 " ',l' slate Ma*ler J. C. kelc|>am. enunte te« nllowed and ardent tlrawn liy , . a* • *«fe investment. An attractive feature in Slate of Michigan County of as it does, there isn't much limo to | “"*' *'' on respective fund*. Carried. Ayo, al,a this investment te that they are Income Tax We iiavc failed lo receive pro­ Barry, ss. . all. t ।grams from Castleton. Ihikioy notice bow He home is made. Then fly; Kxei* .mPpaid ‘ ® hc,dcr that the ’ • tax at,hihe source.,or ,he MnyetlJut-AhL-I-unn IbflL Ibn-pe- tlomers. i - Ealata nf Eliza A. Croon Tulley. Orangyvilh', Maple fiWiTir f By killing, nn f.i-l n* they tilmn of Wilcox and Allen for a Prairieville Wc, tho uqth*rsigned. having been nest there are so many gay and happy : Granges. appointed by the Probate Court for events that more serious thoughts are •■nine -ojil. nil the winter lli<-s. thal scavenger license !«• rejected.'CarItnvi* b>i>n hilling in building*. (he County nf Burry. Slate of Mich­ rieil. 4. • I'nlon Grange. Citizens 4145 and 1122. Fifth Floor ■2 Dy rivalling tip nil manure igan, Cojnmiiuiioners lo receive, »*x- dismissed for*the tlmo. Moved by Aid. Carvelh I hat Hie Program for I’ninn Grange for Hell .Main 228. Mich. Trust Bldg. arnine and adjust all claims nml de­ 1 Some observers of birds have placed mid nmrwhere m.s innytnwrf. petition of W. J. Walkins and 10 .May 16th. (Father** Day.'i 3 ' By keeping Jrtips in rovdifferent colored ribbons at the foot ot mands of all persons against Raid Song. “Old Home Friend.*," deceased. do hereby give notice that the trees where orioles were building niiltei* to rciiorj .it next tncriitnr. Brothers Clarence and Volney Har­ are IhirkC! we will meet at the store nf Preston their nest. Tho orioles accepted the Cnrriwl. dy and Roy Hush. re they ran K. Jewell al Assyria Center. Assy­ ribbon with silent thanks and wove .Moved by Aid. Hilton I bat lhe pe"Fathers With Their Children in ria, Mich, nn Wednesday, the first tha colors together not aimlessly, but lition <>f Ed. Waite nnd II other* lo Work nr Play," A talk by Hnd her day of July. A. I). Hill, nml nn Tues­ after a definite plan. A naturalist trite improve West Grand street from Mrtrris C«x. day, the first day of Sejitembcr, A. D. of showing such a nest to an elderly Market slri'et we*l te* referred lo 'RocilAlion. "Daddy Knows,” Bn>. 1914, at 10 o'clock A. M„ of each of woman, who seriously suggested using lli«* Rlreot. committee. Harried. Orson Tobias. only your ueighlior's duly t<> dean said days, for the puri>oRo of ex­ Moved by Ahl. Hilton Hint the Song. "Just Across The Bridge of amining and allowing said claims, tho bird, to knit stockings. riniiii of Mr. Htantop for a drowne«l Years, Dear.'* The nest of tbe Baltimore oriole, j and that four months from lhe first Iiofm* Ih* referred lo ibe slrecf eom“How Shall n Father Train Hi* whose nemo, by the way, comes from | day nf May. A. I». 1014, were allow­ millee. Harries!. Son'in Money Matter*?” n discus­ Its colors, yellow and black, those of j ed by said court for creditors tn Moved by Aid. Harvelh that the sion led by Brother Elmer Hatha­ Had* Enough of "Sport.'’ present Iheir claims to us for ex­ Itond of Frank'Btanley be accepted way. » amination and allowance. When the prince of Wales—later nnd n scavenger license i&su<*d. Hoc it al inn, “Gelling Acquainted" Dated, Assyria, .May 2nd A. D. King Edward—visited India he took Hurried. . v Keel Toiyas. 1»IL • part In a tiger hunt, mounted on an Moved by AM. Carveth that the "Fathers Example in Citizenship" E. J. Bach. elephhnt. with his gillie, Peter Rob­ report nf A. D. Cadwallader am­ a talk by Brother Ansel Phillips. Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment ertson, behind him in tho howdab. ounting to W6.33 lines collected for Song, “Thy Will. Nol Mine." . Commissioners. Suddenly a swarm of bees descend­ violation of the law be received nnd Roll call responded lo by eat-A in Western Michigan. ed on them and stung both prince and fill'd. Harried. giving a memory of his or her fathExtinguishing Fire. Moved by Aid. Lunn that lhe gillie severely. Peter cried out In Store on Comer of Monroe and Division Ave. ' If a rug is thrown over a burning Flowers for fathers will lie pre­ hie agony, regardless of nil rank.: claim of Henry Bvntman be re­ object It must bo wrapped closely In Store Phones— Farm Phones— "Whit's the use o' stayin' here to be ferred to lhe Qlly Attorney. Car­ sented by girls of lhe Grange. '. • ' order to exclude air The burning Close with the flower march. Bell. 173 Bell, 651 sUnged to death by these beasts, a' for ried. Moveil by Ahl. Wooten that lhe I.ura Tobias. Citizens, 5173 , Citizens, 6251 petition nf.Mr*. I wan for water on Lecturer. present Water for anything but an West Bond street be granted. Car­ ried. Ayes. nIL, , ' Slar GrniiQt*extinguishen. A wet towel thrown Moved liy AgBfi‘ld<>n that the so­ Cling to Primitive Customs. Progrrffn for Star Grange, Nn. WMl, ' docket for Jus- May 16th, .Father's Day.) Tho tendency of the human mind to CUI ing of* -a crifl will extinguish It sufficiently so that to Aid. Lunn. revert to primitive customs is every lice^lould be । Music by Grange. it may bo smothered easily. Pull down i'-uiikM. AyraL, day made manifest in tbe games of Roll cal! responded In by each a biasing curtain and extinguish It on Moved by Ab liilnn that the giving a memory of bis nr her fat Itchildren, for the Swiss youngsters still II. C. Rogers lie play st making fire by rubbing sticks, sui. -ualk urodi le-wnlk rnmmit"FnlhfTR With Their Children and the bow nnd arrow are common nel. Carried. In Work and Play" a talk by Will rortdng. toys among the budding, men of all Aym*. all. : • Barry county, and boats, fishing tackle, etc., Garrison. Moved hy 41«L ifiddon that the jour ontlng can but be a pleasure if spent at Reading. “Daddy Knows" by Don any such fund of Indian \storlcs and side-walk D; Cudwnllacter be Blivm. An English clergyman recently was traditions to fire their-youthfnl I magi- referred to sido-wnlk committee liislrutnculnl music by orchestra Remarkable Neet Builders. instrumental tn furnishing an evi­ nattehs, ns have those of our pwn wilh isiwor to act. Carried. Ayes, of brothers, let! by -Frank Bush. dence of the persistency of tbo primi­ all. tend. "How Shnll n Fnthi-r Train His tive in modern man. For* the amuse­ Lord Baltimore, is constructed like a Moved by Ahl. Hilton thnt chair­ son- in - money- mailers?" Frank man pF lho street commit I ami Blivin and B<-ri Arehart. ment ot his pariahloners, and tor tbe pouch and hung from the limb of an Art of Memory. *i<le-walk cominiU.ee be wipowcred purpose of bringing to light any undls- • elm, or willow or maple. And the 'T'alherx Example in Ciiizcnsliin" Tbo beet way to remember a thing |n socure*an cngtnner la-look over a <li«cuasten !<■<! by Al Melxmald. Might Explain IL covered genius which mlghb be lying': wise little bird knows-enough to build How Germany r With Drugs. ' a shallow nest If It is attached to a s I hh -I. nnd si«ieWg)k grade nt the foltewiMl by Mrs., Bush and Miss is thoroughly to understand it and oft ­ After spending the summer in • dormant among them, he instituted a Tbe Gens... nment ban for stout branch and a deep ono U on a corner of Broadway and Green en to recall It to mind. By reading mountain hamlet In Tennssaae, the competition in wood carving, selecting years fixed tbo .retail price of drugs, swaying twig. visitor hired a native to help pack up. continually with great attention, and slreriR aud report n next inroling. Song. “I Will Love You When such subjects as'man on horseback, Ayeg, Carvel h. Hilton. The Silver Threat!* Are Shining even to tho extent of designating what AS they were engaged in boxing a walking, plowing and performing sim ­ Few birds surpass tho oriole In the never passing a passage without un­ Carried. ’Lunn, Seldon and Woolen. Nays. Among lhe Gold,” by Sisters Mc­ mu be charged for bottle, cork. lalwL - ahslf of books the mountaineer re­ ple and common actions. The results beautification of their homes, but derstanding and considering it weB. Edmonds, llerney nnd Housch. or nt box used in dispensing Donald ami Bryans. were startling. In practically every there is one. the bays of southeastern the memory will be stored with knowl­ Such list Is revised marked: "Somehow Ah nevah keered To the Honorable Mayor and .Nellin Grout, : the medicine. much foh books; but." be re­ instance they bore striking resemb­ Asia, which goes a step further. This edge, and things will occur at times Council: Lechirer. I each year, furnishes a curiously inter­ sumed after a thoughtful pause, "Ah lance to tho efforts of our ancient and bird even Illuminates its home. It when wo want thorn, though we can On aecounl of business matters esting supplement to tho German drug sticks small J|nnps of motet clay on the never recollect tho passage or from can't read, an* mebbe that had sumpin' prehistoric forebears. ilial will claim the largosl part of Journals. . inside walls or the next and then whence wo draw our ideas. to do with IL" v my lime during the coming year catches some of the innumerable fire­ A boiler warier In Chicago haa be­ I find'Hint it will he irtipoMihte for Banner Want Ads Bring Results. flies and fastens them In tbo sticky Ingenious Smuggling Device. tne. to art as alderman during the come too big a man for his job. and Will 8ava Tlm« for HouSswIfs. clay. The result Is startling in Its cvb consequently bar been discharged. He Opium smuggling wa* fniatrated by Cotton often gets unwound and dirty Mrs. McFoy—I know, ye'll be ptezed coining year, and therefore I here­ became, literally, too big a man. Ho the San • Francisco police recently, dehce of Intelligence. The little bird by lemkT rtiy n-signalion as aider­ homo Is lighted by a dim phosphores­ to hear. Mrs. Mcflnsbb, thot me daugh­ man from .Llie. -Klrat Wanl. I tin. when an tngenloa* attempt wu made in lhe family mending basket, nspeels 1r<-iyn«lion !oAake j'fTi’Ct ui •Ude thu bqUers. cent glow. Reluctance to credit a bird ter Mary Ann is to. tie married to Jim­ to.get It Into the city Jail. Patrick!.i ly when the busy housewife has much speve time to my Doyle utxt wake." Mrs. McSnub— once. with such Ingenuity may well be * - . Dougherty xtuffed an Imitation rub-f‘-mendlDg to-do. aad Signed. doned. but scientists tell tho story, "Iodide.>01 am thot. fur it was only ber grape with opium, tied It to the' t« n«f tero-. meta h«'« with the atem of a bUnch of real grapto. and loa. ** *"*? * 1“ * dwl A. W. Hilton. adding that the hay* Is capable of this raarning thot I saw tbe poor boy's Briggs — "You must havo a lot of carried In lhe bunch to a woman pried ° ut * ** 1 *1 Ot Tayther folro him out av the bouse."-rMoved by AM. Woolnn Ilial lhe teaming many clever tricks. Puck. ' roigiialioii of Aid. Hilton be ac­ trouble keeping your wife dressed up oner. A* Dougherty la n probationer. troubl° “n<1 ke*P lhe cotton dean, in the height of style. ” Griggs — "Yes, cented. Curried. ' bl* offence I* likely to coat him dear. I * ------------------ -------Aaelin Wa* Restored to WIFE HIS “HOUSE FLOWER’ Moved hy Aid. WoofotrIlial coun­ bul It's nothing to the trouble I'd Economical Kansas Housewife. --------------------- : I Sharks In Scottish Waters. have if I didn't."—Boston Transcript. Health by Lydia E. Pink­ Husband Would Pump Water on Her Tho Lamont Leader tells of a woman cil adjourn, i iterned. W.r,.d U Collet ' t * S—l '1«’* who is so economical that when a fly BIU <«, <h. Ulrd to Tom. <m , t “ -" ’•*•* '*• > ln» “* Every Day, Bays Young Spouse Florida’s Tiny Mountain. ham’s Vegetable w. T«m. .ira.r.rcm. «" »' O”"*“ — In Seeking Divorce. . Tell Into the sirup sbo picked tbo fly Mount Pleasant, Florida, Is prob­ Biggs—"The acle/itiit* havo found a lb. UrU.,-1 out and licked tho sirup off. — Kansas would ,ou>, m<ud dropplur . 1 *■>"• ** “ * * Kr» uimUb of I.hln, Compound. ably tho smallest m/untaln. aa well fish that blushes." Diggs—"Gee. I • Georgetown. Del.—Declaring that her City Star. as tho least in elevation iu this coun- e'posod tha flshea along tho bathin' UP m, bMdt Ol Jual Urn ,.(*»• beaches were blusbln* all th* time.'* Minneapolis, Minn.-"After my little husband called her bls "house flower," »m. .ceumil '« ■*• -•“•W"* ‘“J"'?" ""r*1 el, and Is tho highest determining Courier. I ■barka were observed to hover abouL JI.mm r Want Ad* Bring ib-Mills. point in the stalo. । my aides which the placing her head under a pump, Mrs. American copper mines turned out msny or i nsm. Whence the Term ••Quack.'’ I caused by inflamma­ in lho Bussex county court here bcm Rainfall Peculiarly □Ivldsd. | A door was mads to shut, but soms 118.&~9,133 pounds of copper In 1913, "Quack" doctor originally meant tion. 1 suffered a granted a- divorce from her husband. In the :west of England, especially pearly 2,000,000 less than In 1911, but • apparently sensible -people never reLevin Magee. The specific ground quake'' or ague doctor. Cumberland, the greater part of the i sites this fact. was cruelly. Tho couple were mar ­ month and grew very thin. I was under the ried January 14. 1911. fall is heavier lu the'summer half of Sordid Thought. Tho bride, a delicate young woman, yourjbldfimiitiir^ I doctor's care for two What a large number of lawyers tbe long years without objected when her husband insisted MikZit look spiclTand spin?#Yo income tax tangle is going to make lany benefit Finally that she work in tbe fields. "Ho would can do it yourself with this wondtrfi Overlooked. happy, if there be true happiness In como Into the bouse and call me his product, which give* floors, wooc A bridegroom 1s a person who raking In fees. bouse flowor. Thru ho seized mo and work and furniture a beautiful, san: spends a lot of money buying himaelf f------ 'got Lydia E. Pink- saying house flowers needed water, taiy Uning finishJ a wedding suit that nobody notices.— liam's Vegetable Compound. After tak­ ho placed my hood under tho pump Bird's Wing Powerful. Dallas News.----f ' e Drive* Rheumatic Pains Away, from the blood and drive it out of ing tbe third bottle of Uie Compound I and pumped water all over me. 8oi4bRelieves Backache and Blad­ theItsystem. was able to do my housework and today tlmes ho did this thrco times a day, 20 times more powerful, proportionate­ matters not how old you are, off uooa control. — der Disorders After A 1 am strong and healthy again. I will saturating mo completely. Each time how long you have suffered, Croxone ly speaking, than those of a man's "That man has * wonderfully well ­ answer letters if anyone wiehca to know 1 was compelled to change my cloth­ is so prepared that It is practically train(Al memory." "Yas.’ He can make ubent my case. ’’-Mrs. Joacfii Aseun, ing. On a number of oU>er occasions impossible' to take jt into the human Taken It remember anything be chooses."— system without results. You will find OB Mooroe St, N. HL, Minncapoite, Minn. Washington Star. Sleep disturbing bladde? Weak­ it different from all other remedies. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Comnesses, backache, rheumatism, and There is nothing else on earth like Invented by an English chemist. It Is the many other kindred ailment* iu It starts to work immediately, Somathing New to Think of. Cgnhot Stop Hlccougha so commonly come with dedin­ and more than a few doses are sel­ "You know there's more In this alleged to. be fireproof, waterproof which New York.—Hilda Caln, eleven, has ing years, need no longer be a source dom required to relieve even the world than tpouey." "If there is my been hiccoughing sin co she was fright­ of dread and misery to those who are most chronic, obstinate cases] wife hasn't thought ot IL" it is the most' wonderful: remedy; past the middle age of life. you need such ened by a ragamuffin on Thanksgiving A Stubborn Cougli Is The new. discovery, Croxone,’ over­ ever made for restoring the lifeless day. Physicians have used . every ■ Wearino und Risky. comes all such disorders because it re­ organs to health and kfrength and known remedy, but are unable to stop Eyss of the Lower Animals. I.riting .a stubteu-n rough “hang moves the very cause of the trouble. It ridding the system of every particle you have tbe aUghtwt doubt Horses, giraffes and ostriches have soaks right into the kidneys, through of uric acid, and ybu can take it with tho largest eyes ot land animals; cut­ on" in the spring is risky. Foley’s the walls and linings; cleans out tnc the utmost confidence that nothing . it with. Clear and seven 1 Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vc«ctAHoney & Tar Compound heals raw 300 Take Cigarette Cure. tlefish of sea creatures. Caatpound will helpyou,wrtto inilarncd surfaces in the throat and little filtering gland* and cells, and on earth will so quickly cure such Hoboken, N. J.—Wives, mothers and give* the kidney* new strength to do conditions. bronchial tubes — mokes sore, weak' ysUaEJMakham MedicineCo. sweethearts looked dn while 300 men You can obtain an original pack­ spots sound and whole—slops slub- their work properly. It neutralizes ' Will surely Ctet it. and dissolve* the poisonous uric edd age of Croxone at trifling cost from Do not ask opinion* of candid peo­ born, tearing coughs. Refuse sub­ aubstancc* that lodge in the joint* any first-class drugfrist. All druggists tors Rotorder McGovern. ple unless you are braced for a Jolt stitutes.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. and muscles, causing rheumatism; are authorized to personally return C. E. llarvey, Apent Banner ’Wriill’ "ids ‘ Tiring 'ITcaulls. and make* the kidneys filter and >Hi the purchase price if CrOAOM Should r-HANNKR WANT ADVS. PAY.— Hustings, Mid). . •al .HL.Utt PpUfiflOite ytaile WAlttL M b « iHhIs'.mU ■■■ ■,.....x h.c'i.F.................. Wtt wirA’i?;: United Light Raalvaynva XVallWayS Co I Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Bertlea Chink of fienry Smith Grand Rapids, IPicb. When You Want Flowers For • Any Purpose Places to Resort Acker’s Point AFTER SUFFERING TWO LONG TEARS Mrg. OLD FOLKS HND NEW REMEDY REDEYES ALL KIDNEY AND BLADDER 1“ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-05-21.pdf d9b41efb7756228d76269475bf6a6247 PDF Text Text THE IN BARRY COUNTY Clmlctlon Rmttr Than All Other Itarty Coanty Paptra Camblnsd. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 20 PAGES 2300095648 OPTIMISTIC CROP REPORT FOR THE STATE OF MICHIGAN BARRYCO.HEALTHWEEK DEPUTY RECT MHJ.VRE OF THE STATE HOARD OK lliCAl.T'ii EX­ PLAINED THE WAITER. ANNUAL DEATH TOLL OF THIS COUNTY IS TOO General Knots ledge Of Health Rules Would Result In Fewer • । Draths. .“Barry,'Cp. Good Henlih Week" is I he designation of an event ar­ ranged for Friday evening.- and scheduled to take place uIhiuI the njiildlr of Novemli'r. In the court room that evening a mooting of those interesled was held. Io which HASTINGS BANNER. Fsssfe HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 21,1914 TO ABOLISH CHILD LABOR IN THE 0. S.LA. Was That Issued by the Scr’y of Blate May 1. Crop Prospect* Fine in Barry <aj. OWEN RILL TO RECEIVE ITS The Michigan. Cn>i Report for THIRD HEARING TO­ May shoe's wheat indicated about MORROW Kt per cent of an average crop on May I. A year ago the indication was 83 per rent. Hye was t»5 per rent, compared with 87 one year PROHIBITS INTERSTATE ago.. The nverage of oats sown is SHIPMENT OF GOODS aboid. the same a* a year ago, with no report yet as tn prospects for that rrop.- Prospects for fruit arc Produced In Establishments Where generally reported good except for Four Statutory Provisions peaches. In the "fruit bell” the av­ Aro Not Applied. erage prospect this year is W per Eighty-seven millions of Ameri­ cent, as compan*d with IW tier cent cans have said that children under al the santi* date last year. A drive through the country will 11 ought -not to .work' in factories. bear out the optimism of the Michi­ Of the 7rt.tMMi.iMm who live in mining gan report as to wheal ami fruit, si ate.*, .it,(MX),(mat have forbidden and with every prospect of a tine tffiildran under 10 to work in mines. oats crop. Prospect^ look IIMIer- 15,000,01X1 have on their statute Ing for a prosperous year for the books an cigfit-bour day for chil____ jJtrn anti 58,<XK),o<mi a night work ; farmers of Barry county. prohibition for all under'hl yeai How many Americans an* willing! JAKE MLE JS QUALIFIES to go on record as opposing such re1 AS FIRST WARD ALDERMANI Mlriction.*? Next Friday they willI 1 assemble nl. Washington for the' ,Socialist Parly Member Decides To third hearing <>n the Palmer-Owim bill which forbids the shipment ini Accent Sent of A. E. Hilton, interstate commerce of good* pro­ duced in establishment* where1 Reslgnifi. these four provisions are not ap­ plied. Jacob Nless, tile well-known The friends of lhe bill were heard member of the Socialist parly jmd the parly's candidate for mayor, early m Mandi amt among lli>- doz­ has declded'to accept his election to en speakers nt Hint hearing were Miss Julia C. Lathrop, chief of-the Hie keut in .the cHy council, made vacant' by the resignation of A. E. Ghlldr<*n*s Bureau: .Mr*. Florence Hilton, democrat., who recently re­ Kelley, of the National Consumer's ixmgue; Dr. Willicyn. Draper Lewis. signed. .Mr. Nies* at first refused Ho* honor- tendered him, but In* Dean of the.Uuiverally of Pennsyl­ vania Law School; Dr. A. J. McKi'Iqualified on Friday evening. Mr. N'iowi is a conscientious work­ wuy. of Virginia, and Owen R. Ixiveer and h<* will make an excellent joy, renend secretary of lhe Na­ co-worker with Hermon 1). Selden, tional XTliild laiMT Oinmfttoe. Miss representing the 'find ward, wlio Is Jam* Addam* did not attend the also a new member of the council. hearing, hut she 1s heartily in favor Mr. Nieu will fall heir to Mr. Hil- of the hill.. She has summed up her (bn's rneliibersliip in the variou* reasons for sup|M>rling it:.. “Be­ cause our ‘social and indiislrinl committees. problems an* interstate problem.*, il ik*comes increasingly obvious thntthey must, be regulated through fed­ eral legislation. Ever since the nt> tempt made years ago by Senator Bqveridge, I have lmpe<l to sec a national child lalmr law. Ilitjierto, in our efforts to enforce child lalsir law*, we have not only insiHvled Hie factories hut wo have triVd to fol­ low the child into the.factory from the home and the school. In contrhst tn this, the method applied in the Palmer-Owen bill now |M*ndmg in CongreM and in all lhe federal child labor bills that have been inipMluped.^is^Ui djsgover (be vlotapected product. V lM*Heve that fl|hi* PART ONE-1 TO H NUMBER 3 tir"‘, ss.it.™..™Mtst8Eniiaf “’saTiar Vim old whs H BURT “ TUESDAY .. .EVENING . kib ran china Many Visit- Beauty Spot. Which Should Be Improved. SquirtVIs and Deer AIMTHiiii*. sn-eil cfinIn spite of itam-T--,------dilion, the: city pura I* rapidly In­ coming a favorite place with -the citizens. ,Tlm fonnaliou' nf the 'or­ ganizations for impfOWm-nl of. the park ami thy deer as’ceni-i* of at­ tractions have rwiuUod in a natural growth of Inlei'iMl in this beautiful piece, of woodland. Which many cit­ ies would b- prbud to spend tlmu-. amis of dollars upon ill ihuking ad­ vantageous improvements. Score* go to see the deer, which nra pros­ pering. The wild buck tia* breome reconciled Io captivity.. A minor attraction in the park l»‘ lhe squirrel family. Several month.*‘ ago Aldehuan Charted Lmni liber­' ated in the park his pat fox squir­’ rel. "Dick," who at ogee found a t'oni|»nni<m. "Dick." is yw lhe heml <d_ajmmly of four, which may ba seen pTayiiigln“lW loiJlf''rth.* traes Mr. Lunn is th- source of a con-' slant supply of mils for the *quir-’ rels. The birds In the park are aiso very numerous. ’ • ♦‘The jnrrk has wondevful poreiiol-' itics for development int" a b-auly-' spot, which the citizeiUknml visitors would greatly enjoy. ‘ . pmirw* ioiiili- Opera To Be Given By lim/w Tulcnt Under Dirreliiui «»r Miss Weiwrl. MINER KEEIJCU TELLS IS* - IN­ OVER SIX HUNDRED MEMBERS > Tn* mwiiTv f. Hes(fieiil.Aof Hasting* are soon In - TERESTlNG MANNER’-OF A OF Nl'NDAY SCHOOL IN THE (hav- an uppmtiniity of *-eiiig "Ml" CHINESE FUNERAL PRtMIESSIDN ■ r.h-rry Binswim.' a delightful flume . ‘ ■• 'l"|"'!a by Ji'lm iMilg-. w-|l"I"..?*’ ■??. •>“un Wilson ” ii*"ii ivugiv i » . I known com|pr*-r. idaywrighf mid ..men ununurnn un» THE CHURCH IS PACKED TWICE 11 ■■■ •••».■■ .•>-» -m iHIRED MOURNERS NUM11 1 BER TWO HUNDRED FORTY-TWO TO SEE AND HEAR THE BISHOP Hose Eat Imlii*'Parish, Thui-sday amll • Friday. June I and 5. and it* sucre** । It Was u Groat -Day for Hailing* i-y Bl"s-<<m'' wo 1.Im*.given tinder Hie: Metlfoillste. Many XJcrgynien Irani, d .l.i .•> t ion Mi" Ruth I Old Miilismmrdun 'Temples ■ Im Good Repair. Pekin. Wednesday, S-pt. |«. for her -Arci--* ill developing ama-: I jum arrival at p-km. we have Io four talent.. Sin* She will reheattoe rehearse lliei Hie ‘‘laHn "Iir. iiaggagr, a* tli-y have-no trairt Hi- ehona-.’iml nt-! -h-eking -y.*l-m. You rmi|dy .«— N’aturo was in her kindest mood when she gave th- MethodiMa of Hastings such a perfect 'tty Tue>day in-which to do honor Io Bishop William Burt, of Buffalo, on his Brat playing th- till- n»1«*. l'.*iJU*l ••'.dsid-.lh'*: Tartar wail, mid visit in our city. At'5JO lhe members of Hie Pun- - Tli» <>|M-ru uill l»‘ olaboratelyl**Mr bot.-l, th- GrumL. Hotel !>>•» day School’who could do so met al .staged. Th'* nctfou all takes pfai-i "ag-n lai*, it short •Intaijr-inside. Icik( renrasenlotiveg of the press, the church. Under the dir—lK'ii >•: - Cherry Bh>.<>um" brings out* nllThep'iab. built live or .-ix'y-ur- ago and ami of the anti-tuberculosis spelety. Chas. G. Maywood, they wt-re form­ Hie Women's club, lhe W. C. T. U, -d in line, two abreast and head<*d fre.*hn—* and quafnl picturesque-10*11 by a Ciennan. W- at’- paying lhe tlrnngi* mid other orguiiixations by Kuenzcl's band, they march<*d t-. were-i|ivdrd. There wns -n lih-rnl lheir places in front-’ of Court respoiftb frohi all of them. f». E. House iifiUBlYF" whffFF ’Tlli’y -WW» ' MeClure. ilepnty srerolnry of the [‘tn- Ibid" oip. how i<> formed in two double lines, to awnil State Bonnl of Health, was present "Miss Ch.'rty. Blossom" lolls a the coAiing of the .5:55 tram. TJi|ov- slm’y. a* protly oml 1" explain lhe slate iNiani's part in lillle folks of Class No. i and tlmse Japanese ' tlin nropF'sed Good Henlih Week. who were unable to walk were con­ bright a romance as ever occurred Wen* llrsl told that guid>! He aiKo told nboul the wonderful veyed to. this point-in autom-bil'-*. in Hie Flowery Kingdom. Il i« a only be obtained from tliu legutmi hil-rest and nltcndanci* at the After the arrival of the train’. love idyl jewelled with bright color, but we found one at the hotel. W "HilNdalrvEo. Gmwl Health Week, Bishop Burt. District' Superint-n- ,happy laughter, comical situations, got started about ten a. m- and a which was h-ltl_iii Mart'll, mid In ' dent Dr. J. C. Floyd ami Hie.pnslAr. 'tilling mii'jc. sparkling sours mitt we wen* near th?’ ambassador's w which Ih- average attendance was G<d*ha Rich whn smile and callMl on him. H- t* the Hon. W» Rev. Russell II. Rready, were con- winsnme ' IJMX) people every day, and capacity Hi. " liuliHieurt'-d way J. Cnflimm. U<* look a great d-al-I veyed from th- depot to the inter- dance ' houses al every session.. . three art*. .. I pains lo inform ns of everything. sretifin of State and Church slreefs, thrmiuh 1 The records of lhe Slate Board of Much of th- lot- slnry of "Miss qiid.from hi* information I.drew a Henlih will show that I here aro an­ FOR SECOND AND THIRD W 4RDS. Cherry BI<i*s"in" i» to|.|' in lyric*’***—■ —>— - - • -■> -­ nually l«> flealliB.it) parry Go. each WILL RE TAKEN BY BOARD •<>oo on foot, and about fOQinautmno- which |iu* afforded |bi* cmnporer Io cmn»*,with him’to the Wail, di­ year fhmi prevent able diseases. If blles. Thq processkiu,. in th- rear cliam." to .work in a jiuiuImt i.j t ap- viding Uu'-fiirvign concessions from OF REVIEW. there weHn widely dlMemifialed Jho of which was the automobile con­ livaling songs and pleasing olmru* facts-about these disemu**. and of ..... The taining the Bishop, then march-d.iu' :music. The dialogue is ch-ver ami Un? Boxer trouble occurred. the now well established preven­ Concession is al this Stale ami U-fferson and then up ribmmd* in wij- aml hijmar. * INSISTS THAT ASSESSMENTS tive measures - hud beeir taken in Gr-en SI. to the'church, th- double time, Hiese 101) d<aths would not oc­ MUST BE AT TRUE CASH VALUE; colilinn on fool extending for nearly everything starts well for this most cur from those <|is<*ase»»* From the • live blocks.' Arriving al the church n mbit ions nndei taking ever nl- taken through his.home, inerting cradle Io well past middle life lh<**<* Mrs. ('.aliioum who told what, wthe matchers were massed in’ front, lempted in fin-ding*. preventable diseases are taking |*lioiild try to see while in Hie city. a picture taken by Mr. Howe, of (heir annual loll of too people in Supervisor Van THII^i Follpwed1 and J;,.The-tirst point the Brubaker A If owe Mludio. Then MRS. 6E0. RANSOM ATTACKED ... of inl-resl Was HiBarry County alone. Commissioner's U |T<nTpf- of H-av-n. and we went th'* marchers and several hundred Surely this statement ought Io AND BITTEN BY ANGRY SOWS ,.',’r Making Ills more who did mil join in the profu­ arouse interest in Public Il-allh ________ i describe this i-mple. I hi* grounds sion fll-d into tn- church,.packing Charles Crary Week iu Barry Co. Il did decidedly Hie auditorium and galleries ip their ... „ n’ cover twn and one half square state tax couuuisi Hint among those in attendance al need on. limit. Th- liody of th- chateb was Uns RcMiird Jti>d in Time WKIIr 1 mile*, and ar- *tnround>*d bv two lhe job here- whe loard of Hie meeliiig Friday evening. After Yuidials BeyiiM Fighting Willi. < and moat.*, and was so Confor URL { the jnatlcr hall been pre*enle<l by Review convened to look reserved school. ® nd that can sre averyof the two over the a Mr. McClure and dlscUMed by oth­ brUer.lhan-Hm supervisors. He’f Super­ ers. il was fleciflcd that a Barry Co. uig th-’id-a that Good Health Week should be held visor Van Tifflin had Mil tin* nperor only. JITO ARREST BOYS WHO -, inslruclimis of (hq’i Hi'Xl November. A general commitwho came, here last CATCH Olt C. K. & S. Tffiltt tcokwa* also chiisun to make .all.RfrepwfllUMt • rnngOAiienls for mid select all Hie hour*. The Temple is commit lee.* for the November gaihCOSCS pulti uh it’contain* it plait. Raiiway Offh-lgb iKSUe'Strk t Ortlvnir " crj|M|l JJie I•ommitlw namxi was which that '■ — "*'■**« .......... 11R D. C. Vanderrook. reprofwnlaling ■ Decker, of Loot* Grove. Iiculnrly savage, rushed nf her ami o'TiFnveii. ’Hi- pnel.* arc huauHthe Barry Co! Y. M. C. A. will be comparatively simple tpro- visor Alibey’d roll.’claiming -it was While nllemptlng to catch a nhrth knocked her down. While she was fully carved with dragons- nmi thMrs. clement Sip I III, representing cess. mid one particularly [well far ton conseivativo. and he direct­ entire platform nm| T«*nm|e are the ant I-tuberculosis society. adapte<| |o America, since our Uiisi- ed that Mr. Abbey teasseia the real bound G. K. A -s. passenger train as calling Sir a.-*i*la .Ho* animals while marl'h*. We are lohl that Dr. Clarence Lathrop, represent­ ness men aro more accmjmned to estate in IiIh district himself, anil it warnhaving the station. Fred badly 7*ta*.w-d bolh AFIu'r timid* ahilirafter tip* Emperor has wotsliippiil ing the physician*. ‘ dealing with imhistrial affairs from bring it up to Mii>*tmitially tin' Decker, of Coats Gi'ove. ay.-d ' 15 also bit oilier parts of her body. in lh«* Tempi'* •if'H'*nv«*n. he goes to ■year.*, was thrown' to' Higround, The pigs began to light ever their M. A. Vester, master of ^lie Barry the material side than from the hu­ Commissioner's figures, or else have this altar at two o'clock in thnarrowly escaping n fatal fall under prey, however, mid in tip* meantime Co. Pmnana and Hastings Granpos, man.” the Board of Review make a new tin* Wheels. On- of his shoes was. Jin* men arrived and saved Mrs.'morning and hums inceiiHe while renresenling-lhe grange. . To the Republican Volers of Barry Labor Committee of assessment, or if. that whs not done, torn off ami his foot wns injured.. Itansmii front> further attack. Snr-;jthe governors of the 23 provinces .Mrs. A. J. Woodmansee, rep-f County: V irginia (that stronghold of stales' then a representative of the tax [lire mil in tin* il-hls, they* having Following Hits accld-nt—a kind gical attention was necessary fori reienling the llasting* Women's1 I hereby announce that 1 am a rights), lhe Executive Council of commission would rorne here, and big urn- in which la build lire.*, anil which resulted in th- death of a boy Chili. cmididule for nomination for Coun­lhe Massachusetts Board of Tralle himself assess the properly al its two years ago-4he officials <>f thnt a signal, tin* lli^rs nr-.all Marled ty Treasurer at the primaries nextami the Los Angeles Chamber of I rue cash value. If tlint work were railway hav- issued orders to thand c-ptos of their annual reports Notice. August. I have resided in Barry Commerce any among lhe many or­ done by some one by the direction rondm lors tn have nrn**l-d any The stores nt Shultz will close at Iiiuii'hI. aJ in that way the n-iwirt i.« <>unty more than forty years. Have ganizations iii all parts of the coun­ of the commission, none of I he person nllemptlng l<> catch resenting the schools of the county. | n«hl offices in village ami township. try that -have endorsed the bill. iigLrrfs* he made could be changed trains. day • v>-iimg-, I»*giimitig Juo»- 1*1. it mcTlm Muoki'. With these lug Mrs. Maude Glmmor. of Nashville, 11,i“v.eL.,1^enn •>*s^‘anla, ('ash'“r .a,", Th- National Cliilcj Labor Commit­ by any supervisor or Board of Re­ lir-sJaml the Emperor making sac­ To Conductor McCall of the pas­ tee I* asking its members—particu­ view for three years thereafter. senger train, and Conductor Walk'-r, continuing utdil further ixitire. ■ rifice* <m the platform of marble. n-prrwnlliiM lb. W. a T. V. i i" S',“2 , v.„. I ..r .» Bank, at Nashville, Mich, for the larly those who live in the slates Naturally Mr. Abbey did not care to of the freight train, tin* followim.H certainly must have ix-ep a grand Tnuniv v^xt •'"* hT’°Iu H’ ftvc year*. 1 have always been with lower standards of legislation have that, kind of an asserament. sight. Jle alsu-barns a quantity of orders have b-en given: County i. M, G. A. hail done all the ; a « Republican. n<«._ * • t-.r. YotHMupport at the —to write to lheir representatives . The chahges made by Supervisor •You will keep close watch, when preliminary work leading up»to the1 primaries will |>e approciatetl. at Washington endorsing the hill. Abbey in his roll increased former leaving Hastings in either direction; meeting Friday night, including in­ Adv. E. L. Schantz. Qw-n R. Lovejoy, general secretary assessments from 5 in 10 per*cent. and if you t|nd any hoy I'atching on viting Secretary McClure, who of the Committee, said yesterday: The representative of the tax com­ the train and riding, intending to promised not only to bring the Spanknl Wrek-Old Baby. "Many of our mergbers aro rnanu- mission insisted that the commis­ jump off a-liille later, take him into slate’s health exhibit, pronounced Judge Smith on Wednesday faclurers and large employers of sion would polNaccejd the roll un­ your way-car or baggage car, im­ one of the be*! in the country, hut labor who are earnest advocates of less it came somewhere near the also io secure men of lint ion-wide granted Alice I. Rayner a divorce such restrictions upon the employ- 1commiMion's idea of wliat it should mediately back up Io Hastings and from John W. Rayner on. lhe reputation ns speakers. ■ based on turn the hoy over to th- agent there, grounds of-ralreHw-enielUY The rnenl of children as are provided In 1be. Their llgure*. xxlflii uislructions I" hand him over -rturt -iwarded Mrs. Aayn-r tlw. cm*. the Palmer-Oreg bill. We htivofreUyIIic city,AiifEbrili>i*. .and uudre Alumni liimqtict June 19. Irxiy of hep four cliildren auid or­ mieiiiry had rottitai rowpi-nirrnnfl •formal cmnplniiit again*!, hni]. The annual bnnquel <»f the Hast-' dered Rayner to contribute 42.00 from them jn slat- campaigns, and. 1I bat the IMMwmenl of Hie second “You will rcmt'inber, not so very ward should lie about doubled to get taking lhe country ns a whole, I he' Ings high school alumni will Im* held weekly toward.* lheir support. The long since, that one young Ind was to cash value, arid Hint the assess ­ Hove that there is little sympathy ' in the M. E. church »l fl:0l) l>. M. Rayners weh* married in Lawton in of the third ward should be killed calchiiig on a train; and again ' on Friday, June Iff. Business meetr ItXil and lived together until Aug­ with those employers who publish- ment yesterday.' it *-emi* ifial sdim'.boy, ing will Im* held 01.0:00 o’clock. The ust I, IfflS. In her bill of coin- cd recently n statement of What 1increased about 2-3 almve prowous trying to catch onto a leaving train. ImnqueL will be served by the mem­ nlaint, Mrs. Rayner accused her One State Is Doing. To Destroy In- 1figures. Mr. Abbey decided that the Board badly injured. bers of the L. A. S. The high school husband -of spanking their- baby, duttry, and enumerated the com­ This'practice has < Review .should IheiiwelvM make one week old, for crying, and with mon humane provisions of the Inh- of orchestra will furnish music. gol Io tie broken up, and the con­ I roll for him, and Hi-y will do so. ductor of each train will be lu-ld maltreating her and the children in or laws, including lhe 14-yenr age the limit, lhe regulation of hours of Tip* ' Board can then, review ' the various ways. Court Convrnes on Monday. older minora, anff the posting pro- Ifigures of both roll*, a* il would be responsible for seeing th;il these in­ structions are carried out." The May term of Barry county visions that are recognized as debarred < from doing if the tax com­ Notice. circuit court will convene on Mon­ necessary for the enforcement of imission should take charge of the PROCLAMATION. Ths executive board of the pio­ the day. Tlu* calendar will be called law. I cannot ln iieve that lhe. iwork of making assessments. and work arranged for the term. neer school girls are requested to American profile will ever agree The commission appears lo Im? jn yen un opportunity to rovero The jury will not Im* summoned meet at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth that Io prohibit child labor will de- <downright earnest in insisting on ‘ tlu* memory of our soldier Striker, Friday evening. May 22nd. ■until Monday, June L industry. But whether the <cash value nssesjinent*. dead b.v at lending the pulilir to make arrangements for their an­ stray federal law will pass that to nual meeting. mtvires mi .Memorial Day, I prohibit child labor will al the Attending Masonic Meetings. hereby respectfully request Pupils Public Recital. By order of the Secretary. Mrs. present session depends largely County Clerk Roy Andrus. T. Helen Smith. nil citl/ens to close their Thp foflowing pupils of Mrs. upon the oulspoktm support of our , Phillips ami Chas. W. Mixer have places of employment be­ Margaret Troxel will give a public friends." been m Detroit nllending thn meetAdvertised Letters. tween the hours of 9:30 and recital In the Presbyterian church ings of the Grand laxlge. the Grand 4:00 o’clock on Saturday. May Hastings Canning Co.; Rollo Trav­ Monday evening, May 25th at eight ftaton Co. Boys' Com Exhibit ' Chapter'nnd Gjuml Council. Mr*. is; John Thompson; Mrs. N. E. Fer- . 30. .We are (odtiy rnjoylnii .Sanitary Conditions Good. o’clock. Mixer nccoinpauiisl Mr. Mixer. the fruits of those who fought Thirlj a liukhel 'for | world," answered th- teacher, Vocal. The Misses Matthews. Dr. IK A. Barber, city health of­ to preserve tinI nion, mid it coni! • ' . { In som- secliPus of llarry county is well-pleased with the sani­ Bauer, Kunz, Hend-r*hotL Metzner, l.'lnil would b- h pretty fair priceilhe interest has b—n so contagious Qu Houm Coh* i* a hotter fu»L— ficer, \is eminently titling that all tary conditions in this city. Dur­ Potter and Hubbard. Mrs< Titxnarsli, for it. wouldn'l il hoy.*.' llh.it Imys ten and eleven year*'ot should unite In solemnly ob ­ ing Ais long, terms *nf service as Mrs. Burroughs, M-.—ra .Feighner, serving this dux. Well that is ju*t what a . bu'slml ; ag- have wanted. Io enroll. Thus and kimpmnn. Piano, iiealth officer in this city, hr has Blakely H II.UAM IL-JAYHEMIN. would h- worth al. the rate, re- Utfi'. nearly a . I hint of the enrut|never before found it in such clean Messrs Fortier. Brown. Jenkins and c-iveil Iasi fail by lhe boy who par-1m«*ntr aro Hio.*o of bojg imC twelve _______________ MayvAf. condition as it now is. There is Foster myl Mr.*. Waite. Troxel’s licipalni in Hi" Eaton Comity enruiy-urs-f age. Th-hugest single ensliH much room for improvement orchestra wlU also furniah several /' Sunday Excursions; \ growing coni'**'.* He .sold lhe b*n: rollniml comes from Irving townin various places, mid Dr. Barber numbers. This .is th- second in a Ims been compel led several times series of the recitals that Mrs, . Effective May 2Bh. and eacX WH S Which, won first place over all I ship, a R'aehei- there having en­ Troxel and her pupil* are giving in Sunday thereafter until further no-' tile nlliertt exhibited by his fellows; -ouragvd four to enter, it Is h**this week to call upon the services Joi* *1.00 per '•ar, or giO. And lhis|liev'M| this I that some schools are Itbhlof Officer Goldsmtth-4<KXQjnpel cer­ this clly and in Gfnml llapids. No lice, the C. K. A S. i-ailroiid will run iwn.< in adddinn to the“ ••Hot prizes mg m reserve I twit- enrellrnenl un­ I Sunday Excursions between Kala­ tainJfeiddenis to complyx, with admission will be charged. mazoo and Hasting*. For time of Ihat In* stack-d -m» fr«" all that til Monday,'Hie. Inst day they can' jAeaffli regulations. . ”x York doffo thiii ■summer and tall. die sent in. ■' ‘ trains enquire of agent. Political Annmmromenl. / picture the Hiprize winger and Fewest entries have,been inndo ’A Till uuim,*otinto Barry counly. S. C..Greu.*e|, To the Voters of Barry Cbunty:' Children Given Auto Ride. bme of bet th-aii*e <'ih'*r wlm contest a hoy-, b-y ••siii ’l pnrlicilose.” a in the Whit- Cap Dent’corn class. au-dsaid in lhe c-uniy corn ami So great i* the d-inand for a tMJtaio boy. lo Kainu hi* teacher tf'eently. . The 40 membert nf 'Mis* Mat­ \ IJiereby announce myself a can­ olato if ri lie nti**i is no shown lhe aethews' grade in the city schools en­ didate fdr nomination on the repub­ “Even wins otherJuprizes, he cnnltfsl in Barry nmiiij'. •Hull it K’ Penny S«H-tal. ismiipnnying sure to gelcut a — trip.to the Michigan likely Jhal thiswill be included next joyed a trip to Freaport in motor­ lican ticket for the ofllco of county Tuesday evening June 2. the Ep­ Agricultural College by displaying year. cars on Friday afternoon. Jason drara commissioner al the nriniarHeervlary D. C. Vmid'*rcook), of E. McElwain orcaniied the trip. ieL^*P.d resPerlf,1,|y •ollcft your worth League of the Melliodtal his corn at th* .-how." , SUppOt Episcopal church will have a Penny •'Ye*, and besides that trip lie will- the Barry County iMtniiintfce ap­ Those who furnished cars for the Very truly yours, Social in lhe church parlors, begin­ be pleased Io know that he tutaj ’ ’ ’ peared before th- boys and gtrt« children wpre: >!r. McElwaim Dr. D. & England. wlirujook Lha-wghjh anuto exami­ ning al six of lock. Come and gel riV fn his slm- of knowledge; F. Carrother*. Chester Messer. H. G. Woodland. your supper. Every article will learned soinclIdiiK uscRtl in nation al’the «;<yirt hmi-f al- Ha.— Hayes, C. G. Maywood, Arthur Adv. cost a penny. Social • hour after­ lines Friday, .'splainrd .Hie control Brown and Roy Fuller. wards. , mid annouui-ed that Monday. .May Mrs. Ed. Birdsall amt son Howard, 25. is the last day tint t-arhers and Gm Rouse Coke is not expensive. visited at Henry C.linnriwiahi'B near ' Mr. and Mr.-. \V. N; Green viSilod boys may send in thafr name* and —Adv. Delton, from Friday till Monday. friends in North Irving Sunday. the the 25 cent fee. TAX COMMISSION OR- I Worfdl Some Barry Boy Use To Grow Conn Woirtli S3® Per Bms&el? FreeMeat WEaaa to ©. C. Vsaidwco®k, Sec­ retory off toe Barry CostmSy M. C. A. �THE BANNER; MAY n ttll ELECT WITH BULLETS IHSTEID IF 8ALLCIS Quality LLOYD UOGI t: TEIJJ4 fWWIE IN- ithehtim; facts about BARTO DOMINGO Price armed revolutions DECIDE POLITICAL POWER Remember Our Big Sale Will Close Sat., May 23 You will find Bargains in DRESS GOODS, SILKS and SATINS, ’ SUMMER GOODS, CORSETS, SILK GLOVES, LACE CURTAINS, COTTON SKIRTS and KIMONAS, • HOSIERY, SHIRTWAISTS Alongrrl Nativc% Live Life of l>cllohMul burial Fmxbmi in •Thig Bo-Culled lirpublir. Lloyd Bogt.-. Mill of Mr. and Mrs. j £ Y. IIOBle. fbrmer rcsiduuts of Hustings, naw living in Cuba. 1* vi>iting relative- hero. Mr. Hogiv* hzp I been In the felMid of Santo DominTERMS STRICTLY CASH ' go, known to th<»w acquainU'd with । history as tin- place where Colum­ When you buy your footwear from us fou are buying Fit, - bus -built the first city- in the new Style, Quality and Price that WE STAND BACK OF. ! world and as tin1 ro*ling place of his Now, that’s something worth while I If you ever get any ashca, und to readers <»f the daily I’utiers as (he scene uf numerous shoes here that are not as we represent them, bring them ■ revofuliorw, wlitrh cause Uncle Ham back and we'll make good. J to keep ttun-beats and marines wdltj !n rtrfirtng ’ti "t Hl- —n-t vit ies. There isn’t anything in good style shoes that we don’t carry' । Mr. Itogto -jys that Cuba is a? in stock, and if you want a pair of spring and summer shoes I much ahead -f Sanio Domingo in that are right GET THEM HERE. । development n« lhe United Blates is | ahead <ff Cul'i. H« describes the < minlnr qs Oh- of in th-1 vvmld,rbul m arly undeveloped on account of th- numerous revolu­ tions. which make prop< riy unsafe. I । Hie lives ** •••■ tuners, however, | aro safe i i> y aro aiways regardI cd as UMgWVMlt................. „w. I ilierefore not molested jh» long as । they .keep oyl uf mditics. Down tn Bantn Imnnngp tlieie an-I only about 6flu while folk-. The re- j pnainder of ih<-m are “rolenil" in1 I all ilm various shades that aie pos-j nible between .i' mixture of pure , „ I black and while. I here is almost; Sample of English Humor. ( nn -upper ch-I ie'-re are no fur- ■ FOR ATTAINMENT OF OLD AGE GET THE PUBLIC INTERESTED - -Tbe-UMfolllXof EngllHhinen lo I lories. The Mores, vvhlcli carry j undcrsland AmeTlFiff!‘iuul ilti-j, nrB'‘ bnes of -upl.- inerchnmhM Avoidance of Worry and Moderation of talssmgn Who Can Da That, Making your chance of success 60% greater when NOD-O-GEN is used. same lack of eomprebensiop uf'jj.ro moslLy nu.diii t--.i by.foreigners. the Right Goode, May Be Ol«£ the Main Things, Says ! Amrrtratis in discovering English ifhero are few scRbots MALUbatfll . jokes when they are sodn is a revolution breaks an* really intend-! close mi >o aothi WHAT NOD-O-GEN IS—A purt culture of bacteria which causes nodules occasion dfi'iuL dfj'niL Only ■ n few I led us jokes is often the oeeosion of the people ran; to grow on rootsuf ALFALFA thus insuring a greater success with alfalfa. Th«M commeou on how to attain "Attract tha attention of ,tha pub* a great deal of humor on and off the I H’ad or wi m I Iley. Iberefotc. I old ags are made by a writer in tho Me." la tho oocrot of Mleamanahlp in stage, ami in fun columns through- know little gb<mt the outside world FREE! With each 60 lbs of Alfalfa Seed-we will furnish you FREE OF it. This'. Joarnal of tho American Medical Asoo- j virtually every Uno. 1Next ----- rcomes ----------ths‘mu this country. Charles birdsail.I nn,l care but Illi!** about• <• latter oi of this city, who irao-i. travels’ on for uh tin-,'late of *■■»>>»>■■ ignpiaiK - j> akin lo bar-' tins cny. -.—CHARGE a bottle of NOD-O-GEN contftminfc enough pure culture to in­ elation: merit of tho goods. IUpon ,— the -------•Hastiiigs Table company, rclalv* an . Hm t ’ in. If some «f lhe advocate-, "Tho chances of attaining old age a*P«nda whether the dealer holds bls oculate one bu. (60 lbs.) of seed which will insure a surer catch of Alfalfa. aro much greater if wo live much oil ‘radc- Man’r Ingenious method* are intcrosting incident in which nn' of free DUlrmi- iiul relations want; Englishmah figure*, hi mt hotel inj some pointer? about such a stale uf ■ our life in freab country air. SlatlsIn salesmanship. Tho srt Daylon Mr. Birdsall met an English- j society and it? results they might lo Based on to-day’s wheat market, I can sell you French’s White Lily Flour at $2.35 per Ucs go to show, according to Dr. Dex- becomes closely related to human na- man. who had just conle across tbeigw.to Santo Iwhere there 100 lbs. Beans are higher. Bring in your samples of BEANS and SEED, or if you want so of Budapest, that the fourth gen­ lure. ocean. ‘i'- few marri->l people. The l|n-| Au Albany cigar dealer has deu> my word. how filthy >6ur mn.last uiMij either so-tailed ;ms-| Bran, Middlings, Cement or Seed Beans, call in and will be pleased to show you same. eration of tho town dweller la un­ known; but enough la currently report- onstMted explicitly ju^|,bow far tit* money is." said tin* new arrival in bund or wife take- a fancy to some •d lo make the conclusion Inevitable eye enters into the question. Ha owuumnting upon lhe drnomina- eno else ana Hi*- relatioiuliip census. The curse Of the whole euuclty is that the sine qua non of longevity 11 discovered he waa stocked with • lious ot some bilL. "f sltunld think a certain amount of time spent In the brand of clgarettea that were prov­ some means would be found for 1U unsUHS tuvernintnl. il is very easy lo staff a revolution. It is eas­ ing "atlckera." Instead of reducing the cleaning il." country. ' "Yes. Il is considerably soiled," ier than itjifn hold u legal eleclicn. price and consequently losing money, Phone 150, Hastings, Mich. Successor to F. H. Barlow 6 Co< replied Mr.- Bird-all. Tl is cer­ The brehanKTcvolution is over Hie her of disturbing eonditlaas other than or barely clearing at cost, be devised tainly an unplcsraift feature about di-tribtilrtm «f rnridoynmit on the mere absence of creature comlorts, a new method. He ranged a haff our money. Arter certain quanti­ railroad bewfeen Puerto Plala mid doxen boxes along the top of his show which undermine the constitution by ties of it have ucciiinulntiti in lli<* the lown <>f flanliauo, 13 miles uf-. , throwing too heavy a burden on tbe banks il is seftt lo Washington land.* Thia railrw ul is a narrowwIhtu il is’givcQ a thorough wash- guage line, only 43 miles long.- il Annual Hcwplhui of the sense organs, through which exhaus­ Fellowship Club. jug." । lak>N nine and one half hours lo tion ot the central nervous system fol­ ■H.k ---------------J—I------1- ,n akl. U1 y journev JThe IMJ reil(rorBa n, UIUU . vre »make the journey one one way. Were The. Englwhman pondentl gravely Fellowship Club of lU( lhe l’re«lows; among these conditions are by their Individuality. Those cigarettes were disposed ot over what .Mr. Btrdeall bad told hitn.’ Ibis read conducteil as t should Ik-, byteriari Chureh hel.l Un it Second nofaes, a perpetual round of burry, ! at a proflt. That Albany cigar <1ea6 sajMr. Bogle, it J|ouhi yield iinArutUuI neceptfon on Friday evei1 Hid fare suddenly brightened ami he and unending sequences ot Incidents J er discovered something that la mak ­ meii-e n venues froth the quantities May 15. nt the rhtirch. The, remarked: ■ ‘ exhausting the attention to which aro alllj lUH-iul rooms vvi.re ln*nn"Ah! I see! That is the reaiwn ,oF juodiiets which would be shipped superadded tho physical discomforts Ing money for hlqj. That little idea at why the city la-called Washington!" to the sea-qiorl town. ■ ,ifully dveoral-Hl with lilac amt npof vitiated air aflluvla from human be­1 individuality ho la applying to every Ihts is J he s«:oml revolutom W,„«<,liw. Tin- Imhes who iia.l ings and waata organic products, be­ Hnn of his goods that Incline to "go causitl by the railroad, lhe fi>?li entertained .lhe T.lub during th" sides offensive gases and Infectiqn mj.-.i, ()f (|„, ,.VA. Considerable t>otnp used to attend one slarteil over uneuual dndrifeu- 1 y,.ar wen. laden dusL the entrance Into tie watSr of the, tiqn Of employtneal. ■ lhe pwnde mI Iling. An,.r the •.’ocinl greelings. The Rouble Oven • .............................. • • -To uuta OU «. .. .0 2 AND HR. SNUCKLES DEPARTED Duchcse du berrt. who. close on a hun­ Santiago are the shippers. The einplbyes residwi largely in Puerlo lhe program. !!<• took for his sub­ Mere ourselves from worry, strains and • dred years ago, first made sea bathing Plata. The residents of Santiago Is a Money Saver, iu his opening addrow; "Snim* •juteu™. withdrew periodleilly from Exp,rt.„„ H„ T „ Hl_ „ fashionable in France. When the!' (IioukIiL they ought to b:^e M<nic of ject Things Worth While." Among Ih. whirl ot wldHIhl modify! •*., w)„ „ 0, 1K. ................... duchess went bathing at Dieppe her iho job*. Ho they began a revolution lln'in. he menllooMl ttese social No cook stove except the,gas range pro­ our diet, omit the use or stimulants Family Quarrel, arrival on the beach was hailed with and won. Thqjr Ulen got most of Jiours in which we qisevver frit nds and narcotics, and spend reasonably I ' a salvo of artillery. The bolder of theI Hie jobs, and they wibfe Mliailed. cetnt'nl friendship; these hours vides a double oven heated by a single tai portod, ot Um. u»d.r hfrereni are«h-w.y. Breddn-Smta- then newly created post of "inspector But the tnen in the sea-|M>ii fell and of relaxation.* jhe ptiiy him for i.iwiiiy'..v.ito nod Warted Mitr!1*'! the WhdlUow. In preeurel reflremmt Mr. M.ol.j, des bains" had to be there to receive Jiudly over »!;;• the toss ami tile grown ups; the cultivation of the flame. , . • revolution. The quarrel is -is pm-lical aide of Ilf*1 and lhe ii' FThe m.arr..! *U' -“’d—wi.al .haold he «tm wb0 rem.wh.r lhe eppeereneo of her. attired lii a resplendent uniform. prf-sent t-v-h.Hnn piffled ud euepud r.fbe, fh.n, h.,1., rec.Mfy m.L > Itar. "DU cocked hat and white gloves Thisi not*yet settled. ’ theUti nature; J line to think, for tho While one oven is heated for broiling, Tlie harbarism of Ih" nnjlvra in making a life is mure important tadhl Mur. Only t^uhle -hd • „h »m pnMSrtp 4. why II tahtair functionary led her royal highness Into wmlwafcul food, ehould he Ulen. u„n Bl(, dwr—d«.k.wu h.rl-wh. ^the sea until tho water reached^ber, war p. shown by nn incident related Hinn making a living; lh» cu'.Hvaroasting or baking, the other oven may be by' Mr. Bogle. One of lhe iu-pt*clor>. tion of the soul an* nil things worth I said—“ ___ • knees, when he retired with three three heskueW..tBSbttl^Uii'« job in ■bilr -iP1* FeMowsluo Malt uuarCure' for Mushroom Polsonfng. T.__ 2J. o'r'der l» boOTFll' "glWriii. rn “ r aald no slchub-tnthgf" flrarountf’Tt’vcrenccc , nv:_ua'c/ren. us©> for otl7»r di>h^s reQ'Airletlc D-ndefrt'f a niindMT of pn.'SiOHT A cure for mushroom-poisoning dis-' wrathfull Hr Interrupted the militant’ who was an expert swimmer, then pro­ njir- of lhe battleg .he- frit woutuhsl srhMdion; Mr. Kucnzrl mid Miss covered by Dr. Ix>uls Olivier, one of wife of — .. Manley’s muaaed-up — _r boa- ceeded to enjoy hers-df Mr. behind a bush. Hume ne-mbrra of Knapp played two clarinet numbers ing about the same heat. tho .teost distinguished chemists of um. "Deas tell yo* bow it burgun; Hie victorious army found him ami which were very niurli enjoyid, as nMi-d up wittr the intention of also wore the solos by Mr. Kuciixel. France, has Just been presented b» •*-* ---- •— *Dat varmint, he took --and—“" All is done with one flame--the house­ killing him, nrthr-wronmHI mr-lkdlt fore th© Society ot Comparative PathTOO HIGH-FLOWN FOR KING ni<l>-- me always killed- The pros­ Mr. J. L. Worrolt. Mrs. M. H. (irigsplogy. After a demonstration . that wife simply doubling or tripling tho Didn’t hit yo*. did ItT Den. what trate "general" offered thenra large cocores. Mr*, D. II. Foster delight­ mushroom poisoning destroys the red Frederick VII. of Denmark Unable to sum of moiMg if they would let him ed the Club wilblwu-wradlnge, and corpuscle* ot the blood, be stated that cooking capacity of the gas. T dodged tn time, bias* goodness, live. 11.- w$g ‘ informed Unit they Mr. I-. Pryor. the Club humorist, his nau trail ring agent was a scram r "twonld-uh busted muh head! would Ink*- the money mid kill him gave one id bin breexy and jlbinlcd Part of Violinist’s Being. from a sheep. The preparation was! But—■ The ovens are’vontilated; the smell of too. They did so, ami in •additior talk*.- After lhe'program, the c*intaremdy.lmpl. I Iw drew Um blood. ..x D„da„ u, „ „a In writing of her experiences tn hack<d bis body so badly that it millee Nerved ire cream and rake one kind of food does not spoil the others. tare, dbrepu dhllo. .d lllo couugrereh M.ota.- Inlortata Mure America, .Madame de Hagennann-Lln- was allnust unrccoguixable. mid rpffeejs Thu-* rmne to a delight­ Ulo. lb. lldd d ’~“IU»» l»l« bl. h„a„, ola „„lh.r Sodekta. -libIf Ibero i- any truth in the btat<-- ful erase the work of the Chib fur Lot us demonstrate our line of gas unrm. nut,totaledUtaUurta. ,W|K| much u w bridge of Ole Bull, the famous vio­ ment that "UneMy lies the head another year. The’ next meeting that wears a VrowiT—or words to will Im, held In October. The Chili " —“?*to« <h* “““"T «■! body-end Bo’ dan . Mod m.ny. mw linist: ' that eff.it—it is demonstrnled in has had a prosperous year and has stoves to you. Don’t wait, "• •" h.—h.b yo-.ll k>c. nm lo b. do "Ole Bull (the great violinist) has this "nigger", republic. The prr-i, received many i/w im'mberi. Pro ­ toredred. o ..rton. u» or n.n.h■ ,„.r-i „|,. „UMd taken James Russell Lowel's house in <l»inl is al no time sure of hohhng We will sell on easy torus. raou wtanlo,. .bleb lb. «m«y no. hl, „w w.ddM wire. f. 'hire,rd to Cambridge. ,lla Is remarried and lives Uii Job, f.ir bb enemms are con. grams «jf a hijdl older have been tomu k. ™.ll, ™~d retoluie. no' In eorrer du to u,or. her© with'ids wife and daughter. He slanlly at Work to find some excuse Thornapple Gas k Eleotrio Co i ‘t’h-goodby. ash! Vli goodby, mom! has a magnificent bead, and that broad, for unsc.iitux him. Politics are bowkn M ! I'm gwlno fum yo'!"’— Kansas City expansive stalle which seems to belong conlrollrd by six "general?," each Invastigsting Lightning Bug. Phone No. 5. heading a .Ufferonl fart ton. The Grana* halLlSutiirllay rviming, Muy Two 'wo investigators and Writers In Star, to geniuses. Liszt had one Ilk© It. pusriil |.r--idoiL ® mulatto, is Jow ■J3. All are/cordially invited. the Lightning Journal hare gfVu the "He and Mrs Bull often p Valdez B-rdas. Scvenal of come these heroMr. result ot their effort* to measure the ' and LMrs. John .Morris “ ml t . _______ w btTg. Tsmpsranca-OrWt1;-... \ on Sunday evenings, and sometimes he "prin ral.' wore once presidents ami children gj/iit Holiday with Mrs. candle-power of the________ lightning Electric fans are a Big Help In the . Tbs glow worm, which Ta thsTsrvse i An amualpg story 1* bemg told of a brings his violin. Mrs. B. accompanies । they huve very strong fvKev.ings. Morris' mother, Mi>. Biltenlwmb-r ot tho Are fly. was found to give off an । clergyman who waa being entertained him. and he plays divinely. There Is no If tlv> fo-r-ideot uff’-mb any of trnmi near Shelby. Home and in the Office during these hot. Illumination equal to OOtS candls pow-1 PTer 11 *cck-end by one of th» welldo­ violinist ou earth that can compare Mrs. Floyd Holes *l>cnl the first er to the -squaru centimeter. Tho <1° but plain m«p of a Lancashire town with him Tiiete may be 'many wbol exli'iid-* favqn to uny one ci-> - of llu^week with her parents, Mr. hare aa brilliant a technique, but rndM-aome nf th. -e “iMgjrt* united forces and'Mrs* IL H, Oliver. close days. ■ . flash of the flrefly Is probably many not fro® Manchester who has his feu sacra and tho tre- l<> <l« p<.5.- h;m. They put In <nn- of Misses Alice and Violet Aewtun of fold, perhaps so or TOO-told. as bright A* lwon •* the guest was settled bj random magnetism which creates tin ii ’own men, hud he 11 Hastings sdcuI tin* w.fk end wilh ■ Electric irons are a boon to the a* the steady glow of the larva. It: firetide on the Sunday evening zero cnthnslsain that you are carried'fie Im- off,-MtMl » "‘’Jj.' ‘S j their grmid |»ai'vuU Mr. and Mrs. '.-■ay. - Tbe sterner sex protend ife°UhISB J. B. Holt* housewife the year around, and especially t . > can resist htm. but certainly no! J-0,|n* (M| .M)11|n;l| reproduced, would not only be of high "'Veil, no; not exactly,' tbe dergyNORTHWEST JOHNSTOWN. during the hot Summer Days. 1 wonnn can r.uqpaiwr mjurain in . full kwuu iamluoua efficiency, but would also be man admitted. .Mra. Oscar Ihll and baby mid Mrs. is very proud of showing the: Thim l.’ncle Sam. who kwps Hfcverai a happy means tn Intrinsic brightness, 1 The master of the house received i ■ dlrjnondrfn his bow; which was given! gun-baM, at***)nmd. rii*hcs them Mary io Peak went to Dellpn Wednes­ ^•ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE." far lower than the artificial light tbe statement with obvious relief...... day, rcee-wfth wMch «a now try "our "Ah m reigbt glad-to hear it.? ho h>ni by the king of Sweden. I the wene of trouble Miss Crystal llory look (he uightli 1. yet high enough to permit its “Id: "we*n had that sort stayin' with "He loves to tell the story of King' property mid to <UTOI rciuge to i«i1 rxmnin.il mn at DeJlon Thurs­ wlthout pre-empting more wall afore Now. If ye'd been ono o' Frederick XT1. of Denmark, who said :' ,-'”‘‘1'*’ renv^ll.-ii all over mintl day ami Friday. » than w© now giro tn window*. , them teetotaller*. yo*d *a’ been wau.tla*. hirti: 'Where did you learn to play * , Dr. Cro*- of Ik'Uon was calh*d •«* . ----------------------------------- lime ..-'Utortw Vtetatatatoir iliTinl Xteii taSiiK, soda watrr and lemonade and sen Mrs. Ikws Horn. Shu is mi Joice and-winter ale. and nobody Ole Hull answered. 'Your majesty. fll|. a-.1icllln,ra| dcvidtq.mt nl. |»ar- tetter. knows what alt But aa yo ain't a tee­ the pin© forests of Norway and toe tK-ularly h>r . prmhH’m-* CMtca". Frank Hallock is dinwing eiunm totalJer, ye'll be like the rest o* ua. beautiful fjords taught me!' . . ■ Jo lhe BMlngs croamrry. i-iu.ii ;md iniuict'u. «« **n* nol Mr-. .1.1.. Alin- ... Kelley of .»>!■ Norlhenst "TBo king, who tad no feeling fori ih-ciil«i’| wh.tner he will ivluru M. ,.u.-, •••? «• an* aa tie fled wl’ plain waler!" such high-flown sentiments, turned to lhateounliv... • one of his atde*4**ampand said. Sih-1 • ;..u ’ .....i-.,,.. >1 ■. 1 - <>A> ‘‘ e Dally Thought with ! frank Jondan of Charlotto wiu blah. —Harpers Magaxtno. . relatives at Shull*. , i in lhe city Friday. i poet—Huxley. Pumps Oxfords Men, Women, Misses, Children W. E. Merritt Store HASTINGS, MICH. Ironside Shoe Company Phone 176 Masonic Temple Bldg. bastings, Mich. /-^ALFALFA The Great Soil Improver Bigger, Better Crops, Improved Soil ^-NOD-O-GEN For FREE<J LUKE WATERS s , Harr �THE H AOTIMBi B MH 21. 1JII. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNIH Woodland FOR PURCHASERS OF CL0THIH6 Edwin RIm’IIImkh Of la»kr Odrs«* Mairs 1 j»u Quotations On , Wearinn Apparel. ' Edwin Hhidlhnrn of Lake Odessa 1has some line bargains listed in his adv. on another page of lhe BAN­ • NER that we are sure wdl appeal • to 1 buyers in Lake Odessa, \\ oodland and vicinity. Sec them in his 1 adv. The prices are for cash only > and the sale doses Saturday, May *30. I.Pryor and Henry Osborne of Hartings were in the village Satur­ day on. business. Harold Warner who has been laking a course in stenography and short hand nt lhe Ferns InaUlUtri Big Rapids, hu accepted a position in the Michigan Central freight ofllces In.Detroil,- and has already commenced work. Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Smilh of Bris(ol, Indiana, came Monday for a COATS GROVE. couple of-weeks visit with the home Tho D. <1. T,XO.’enjoy<rt an In­ folks. Mr. and Mrs. Verrta Mnnosmith Iteresting meeting al the home of and son Kedric.k arrived here from !Mrs. Julia Brown Wednesday May Goshen. Indiana Thursday, with the I13. There were some very good add talks given. intention of again making their papers | Miss Artie Fuller and Glenn home in Woodland. Mr. Monosmith has begun work for Perry Flory in 1Densmore of South Woodland visit­ the barhen shop. <ed In Maple Grove Sunday. Claude Wdtrt. our II. F. D. carrier If il doesn't storm’ too hard a largo delegation of lhe K. of I*, boys Iis the owner of n linn new Maxwell ’ of Hastings will come ov'er next iauto, purchased recently. Mondgy night to be entertained by • Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davidson ,.Hie local lodge, and help our boys <of Schoolcraft, visited for n few. with degree work. . ’ days -with Mr. and Mrs. William • Miss Daisy Hynes and Miss Clara ISmith and other relatives. Tho L. A. 8, was entertainer! by Ncilhamer visited friends in Free­ port over Sunday. , IMrs. Irene Brooks Thursday. May Mrs. D. IL Kilpatrick and Mrs. J. 11. Ice cream and cake were serv­ M. Reiser nrw under tho doctor's •ed and a pleasant time wus enjoyed. F.rrelt Baltimore and Miss Crane /care. ., ... or'Baltimore, attended Ed'Ijriimrd hmFwi re-visited rel- 1Gould til Ives in Hastings over Sunday. >church Sunday and visited llarve Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Vanhoulin.and Woodman's. School closes on Friday of Ihri Mi. and Mrs. Harvc Towns made an week instead of Thursday, 'lhe auto trip lo Battle Creek, Friday. Charlo* Hershberger of Hastings !Mchnol ii preparing a program. for was in the.village Monday with his Hint day. prof. Color, of Ann Ariwr, who camera and look a number of views. ‘ Mrs. Joheph Breece of Lake View preached lust Sunday will he hen: visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wach­ again next Supday, and will also preach on Saturday evening. ter lhe latter part of the week. Henry Bollinger entertained bls ‘ Mr. and Mil: Maidan Center visit­ father al his bachelor quarters over ed friends in South Hastings, Sun­ day. Bunday. All who are willing to help nro Tho township boards of Wood­ land and Castleton will hold a joint invited to come to the church May mealing nt Warnerville next Mon-, •JHIh. for an all day iiioelihg. clean­ ing the church. day afternoon lo toko Action on an application for a drain that run* Sunday School Noles. IIirough sections thirty-five and The Sunday rtlhnol will observe ttiirty-jjix of Woodland township Children's Day on June • 14. wdli a and one and two of Castleton town- program at lhe Sunday school hour. shi|i. • Subject of lesson next Sunday .Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon McArthur will he “IJitprulltabhi Swvanls,' who have been visiting relatives al Luke 17-1-lit Blanchard and Iliwius for some Pref. Odor gave a good talk to limn derived home Thurmiay. the Sunday school last Sunday’. A car load of monument* and markers from Ironside Brothers PROF. C. P. COLOR WILL marble works of Hasting*, was un­ loaded here Wednesday. The mon­ PREACH AT COATS GROVE uments are for Mrs. David Landis, Mr. N. Whiling, the Peck Brothers, and Mrs. Charles James. These will Has Had Wide Expcricnre In School bn placed in cemetery 'number Iwo. mid ItrllnloiLS Work. All Also one for Mrs. Isaac Smilh. to be , .Welcome. • erected in North Castleton Ceme­ Prof. G. lb*CwteF---<*(-• Ann-Ai'lmi tery. J. N. Covert having recently will preach at Cqals -Grove again taken their orders. next Sunday, also Saturday eveniiwr. Mrs?Carrie Cassel of Kalamazoo, was a business visitor here Friday., His subject for Saturday evening R. U Wright, wife and daughter, will be tTlie Church And. The G<mI.” On Sunday Jennie wen Hastings visitors Fri- Kingdom <>f morning '‘The Bible Do<-lrinr of - day-afternoon.' ---------- -------------The many friends of George Par- Elect ion or P’oreurdiiialioii,” on jott. son of Mr. and Mrs. I,. Parrott .Sunday evening, “Getting The Most ?Bjf. the village, were eonrtderably- Out Of-Life." A sermon for young surprised when he led a very bcao?• people especially. Prof, Color tins tlful and refined looking lady into been connected with the Bible Chair all (ho business places of the village Work in tho llnlverelty of Michi­ Monday- evening and Introduced her­ gan for lb continuous, years, mid ns his wife, passing around cigars lias had a wide experienre with candy, oranges, etc. No oqe here school and religious work. outside of his parents and family hrul the least suspicion that when PYTHIANS PLANNING TO Givjrge was away a few days lost BRETHREN January that he had gone lo Devils Jj»ke. North Dakota, and there mar­ ried Miss Edna Kahlln nf that place, with whom he had become unr- Local Lodge Will Travel In 20 Motor-Cars, Taking Along Can­ qualnled on previous trips to the west. He met his wife at Kalama­ didates and Speakers. zoo. Saturday. Who had made the The momiiers of Hustings .Knights • trip from her homo and brought of Pythias lodge are planning lo her here on the evening train. We pay to Woodland lodge the visit calculate this is quite a foxy way of which they w«ai recently compel­ doing tilings and extend to them our led to postpone on account of bud heartiest congratulations. weather. All the members <’f Use Mr. and Mr*. B. 8. Holly, A. L. lodge are invited to go. Twenty ‘ Cooper and Mrs. Fred Jordan and motor-cirs have already been pro­ Hiram Walls and family called nn vided. Tlwse who intend going Charley fUiriner al the County farm should be ready to depart from lhe Sunday. They found him quite hall nt 0:30 o'clock. feeble. William Chase, chniwnllor com­ M. P. Fuller is having his house mander of Hastings lodge, will pre­ painted, Smith Holmes doing (he side. Hartings will confer second work. rank on two candidates. Tllero'will Sheldon McArthur was In Hast­ be speaking by Former Supreme ings. Monday on business. Chancellor of the World P. T. ColThe haccal aureate sermon for I ho grove. Rev. llussell II. Broody, Judge graduating class.' of the Woodland Clement Smith, L. L. Pryor and J. high school will bo delivered at the C. Ketcham; Mr. Chase says that M. -E. church by Rev. JCenyon next others may speak .who will volun­ Sunday evpning. • teer lo give thr benefits of their tal­ Ixiwis Christian having resigned ns assessor of the Village tho.rnuii- ents. The Chief of Arrangements is cll al their mealing Wednesday Charles H. Brewer, who will have night elected Winslow Annable to charge of .the automobiles and the •fill tho vacancy. Fords, declares- Mr. Chase. The Rev. Freeland will preach a' me­ “Pathfinder'' will be L. II. Heath in morial sermon for deceased soldiers nt tho U. B. church next Rumlny his Fordid runabout. morning at the regular preaching EAST WOODLAND. hour. . Mrs. Katie Euper called on Mrs. Clara M. Sawdy, youngest daugli. ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sawdy, St. John Sunday. E. T. Cole went, to Ann Arbor died al their borne Saturday evening of influenza. The little one was Sunday to take treatment for his two and one half years bld and had band. . Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cole were in sulTored with an abscess 'on her nook for some limo. After nearly .Lake Odessa on business, Saturday. Mrs. Ora Lehman entertained her well she again was stricken with disease and passed away as above mother Mrs. B. Co)ton of North slated. The funeral was held Mon­ Woodland, and her sister, Mr$. day afternoon at 2:00 o'clock nt tho Duncan, Friday. Died, Saturday. Clara, the little IT. B. Church id tho. village. Rev. Freeland officiating. Burial was in daughter of Mr. ami MV?. E. A. I ho family lot in Cemetery number ;Sawdy of East Woodland. Chester Hager and family of Sun­ Iwo. Tho stricken parents and family have the hoarltelt sympathy field were Sunday guests at lhe of lhe entire community in their be­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hager. Mrs. Edna Slrowe and daughter. reavement. Vadic,-of Vermontville visitiui her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Cole, sot™ WEST CAHnETON. Friday and Saturday. ■ A Brown who is painting Frank Mrs. Laura Sheldon vfellcd with Prfco'a house, spent Sunday at his friends iirVermontville,' Thursday home Jn Vermontville. and Friday. Callers at Tobal GarlInger's Sun­ Mr. -and Mrs. Calvin Gehmah’ and day werer Mr. and Mrs. Jasper daughter of Vermontville, spbnt Heeds and Mrs. Cazier of Nashville Sunday with lheir parents, Mr. and and Peter Garllnger of Garlinger's Mrs. James Boyles of West Sunfield. Corner*. . . Miss Anna Malory look the eighth i Mrs. FlOry is spending a few days grade school work at Vermontville v?ith her grand daughter. Mrs. Al­ Thursday and Friday. bert McClelland and family. George Richards and son Gerald Miss Lillie Brumtfia, a member of of North Woodland were Sunday lhe Senior class of the Nashville Keats at lhe home of T. Scofield in high school, has been awarded one si Woodland. of tho data honors. 13138264 -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. RUGS ] Our Annual Rug Event lKUGS A« u«ual, we always try to get something good for our trade when they need it the most, and this is a irore opportunity to save some money on new fine Rugs. We purchased a full sample line from the mill.- Rugs, smalt, medium and large at unusually low prices. Wilton Velvets, Axminsters, Brussels, Wool Fibre and Ingrain Rugs. Hundreds of different patterns to choose from. Predominating styles of designs for the season. All our patterns in beautiful shading. Lace Curtains, Portieres, Couch Covers, Linoleum,' Fibre Matting and Shades Wool Fibre Rugs, sizes gxta in brown, green, and blue, suitable for dining rooms and’ bed erf AH rooms, sanitary and easy to sweep,”only q)| »Uv Art Squares in Hall WodF’fonbed roonls in all sixes, sma.ll and large. Price for size (bZ *7E 9X12 only . ........................................ -................ . Seamless Brussels in best grade, axt2 ...... $15.00 The opportune time, lhe excellent assortments and the jow prices make this announcement of first importance in every home keeper's scheme of economy.. Notice below a few ol our low prices: * 3 yards long lace Curtain*. 45 to ® in. wide, in new QQzx. ‘ pretty designs. * goo! ■•vort.nient, per pair... .. -'OC Seamless Brussels in cheaper, grades, only.. $12.00 Seamless Brussels, best grade. 6x9, only.— $7.00 Seamless Brussels,-best grade,'7x9, only„.. $9.98 Fine'Notlinghatn aud Dutch Square Meih Curtainafl* 1 ^4 0 with pretty border* and new pattern*, at... vpl. «O Portiares and Couch Cover* at low price*. Seamless Brussels Rugs. l>esL grade 11.3x12 special qxia Seamless Inlaid Linoleum, a ipecial at 7ft«, a Mjnaie yard. Fibre Maltings tor best room*, etc., at 23c. Good Cloth Shades, nit colored, at 23e. Rug Filling Woodoleum, :0> in. with-, 30c. Dustless Floor Mops, belt on the matket, SI.50. ——---------------- ——-$17.50 value, at 9x12 Axminsters, fine patterns--------- ---------- $19.00 \Villon Vclrrts.— $22.50 and $25 171? D rx n, r,— With every Hug sold □( S1S.00 or over we give free for one week u beautiful rug, size 27x54, worth S2.00. That’s a great oiler considering our low prices. RUGS FRANDSEN 6 KEEFER Hastings Headquarters for Rugs, Dry Goods and Ready to Wear ■ Hastings. Mich. One Price to All T7R 1717 —17 1X12/12, RUGS GRANGE HALL CORNERS. Rrcrivev Grand Masonic Honors. At the meeting of the Grand THE OTIS MINER STORE Ed. Bird a !)?» pounds son. who will ]Chuptvr of the stale in Detroit on answer lo the name of Nelson Glen. WfUtinrtUly. Hoy Andrus, of Jhis city, was elected Grand Master ot Lila Zimmerman, Albert and I/s- 1 Quotes Some Exceptional Hnnininx TtiiM Veil of the Grand Chap­ lie Conklin of llieBriMol acliool the 1 wrote lhe 8th griiile examination at ter. Grand Cltanler ofilces havu Dry (RmhIs. .ursdnit arid nibl Friday; J •> -b',,’n by '*’• l’'iillips and the late I.arey Iasi ThurMlay Mirhigau conference will lie held m relutned! I)fl,,i''l striker. Mr. Andrus las tlu* ■invited to attend. Mrs. Gertie Gaskill *has -------Woodbury. June 23 and 21. •k expecting lu remain I distinction’ nf being the youngest to Battle Creek . Geo. Migltan Visited Iris sister jpliimai- a couple of ’monihs. months. , man lo hold office in lhe Grand I’l-t week Mnu'-Ham ut Arm Arbor, last week. ' our ,’nnl depnrtmaiil. ni"-l nil coats p-hapter. and little i,l‘‘ marked down IO liaH values and .During last: jvi.s'k Week Mrs. n»rn. Talmage iriiuuki-i •l.iikth.r I I". 1 '.'"'L-I, * garments shoes. grocejie*. unit '.i-slsli'd Mr*. Mary Baiicock and Entertained for Mrs. Ferry. “•—•j .......... ........... ; ; Mrs. Ixna Bowman with lheir house '[ .Mrs. Jason McElwain gave a din­ a rare oiiportimity for those "h",.-imniug and Sunday helped al Joe! ner parly yesterday in honor of Mrs. ■ Mr. aiul. Mr. Arrhlr Sllnrlironih " 1 '""rd "! live in the northern part ib'* Rrinniiwio’ris. Fine lake. nrr..mi.,nl..l l.y Mr. nml Mr«. Al- n»'*.ur.mi « uwll.- Mto I county. This sale will close hatur-; „ ni.r.i;,,. iinei I W. Mont J-’erry., of Sail Lake City, .I-,,VineII? ’Bi '</•/■ Hie mlv Tur full ’•»«-* Mrs» Phillips went to art’i-uI lastHose week Wednemiay andHaslhad । L'ltlh. Among Hie guests were Mrs. 1 C. L Glasgow and Mrs. J. B. Marrtgill. of Nashville. -ick in |»’<l al this writing. Cure for Slomnch Disorders. ' Bert Bowser and family motored Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Brock and Mr. W. A. meeting ns a delegate from ,’1'- l-alhrop lias hops of tits i Disorders of the stomach may be In Hastings Saturday night and vis­ and Mrs. Will Barnaby motored to avoided by the usq of-Chamberialn's ited friends, returning home Sun­ Lansing. Sunday, lo visit .Mr. and “ Mrs. Warreo 'Wilcox. nation was held al Urn limli-ortuM.)i >!«»»»*|ud| *£ ®AJJ Tablets. Sold Jty air dealers.—Adv. | day evening. building last Thursday. I . ’ genart and llt. d.; > dore,JlH«*‘;.k . Bert llnlslon and. wife al from Grnnil ta'dge visited .111 page (pur.. X ' i-b.. C|i„;n. T.u1'.l,nn.. Cnun,-.,,. Mr. an.l Mr*. Oranl Mn<l nn.l I..,.1 “!7 ■’ moln Sli»n- ..I Orwul l^lw lout .. ............ * ; .liniu-r Sunday, -ill, Mr». M.-n.r« " J 'V'"L2 . iini'eiiis Mr •uni Mi-* m i ” I'tiiir 1 you want an Au. m.llie l»r.nlM Mr. and Mr,. H. I., r.n.ir. ,Jo|| j K «Br. uir< i i<>ij D. GUmoii of I re. |Hirl Jia* opened . AVERT WIM1DLAND. -[Mil Ice (*ream ami soft drink pmlor: Mrs. Sam-Gavilf sent to Knlmn-- in the store building the second I zoo last week called thore by ther door from the new bank. Mr. Gib­ illness of her sister. ' *<>n was formerly one <l<H»r west of Mrsl Harriet Fuller and tiaughleri th<* hotel. Mis* Bessie of Holme* Church vi­Ironside Brothers set a Iwo piece ' cinity were guest* of Mrs. Harryr Barn* graiiit- monument in the , D<*rkrr Monday afternoon. ’ Bellevue cemetery last week for A. E. 'Giddlings uf WoodlandI-Chas. S. Clark nf Assyria. They - ------ -- -------- , _. ,. . ................. .. ' have two carloads of monuments | Born. Saturday mnfning to-Mr., on the way from lie! quarry, expect-, amt Mrs. BuiT.Cotton, a son. cd to artri’e nnv day. Mr. and Mrs. U Forman spent I JegM, itaWn*. of this city has Sunday with lheir son (teo. and th,. A—cMi.-d Builders Ex­ family near Nasbyille. Ada -Vnr- (.)ianK,. of This Exchange man returning with them, to spend j was-orgauiz-(i ter th? purt«i«e of a tr----- rx , n, , I promoting the l oitiinon giHiil of con; • proilHHAllg-1 lie glRMI.... ■ •'!!llnrl-v Decker lleeL-ei- u-nq . ruimnnil ■ dealers, , ... .... ,. . Harry was tu m PlneL-aelll,. Clarksville ' ... tmetors, material and, ■the frlto-on Inumr,,. ..wne« of nn,|to> alio havrjw 5b-«p»a All.Tl lliurr - lx*...' Iron,' t.auar,./ ./rainir- ...i. r..<«. JW on "V.f Hum ny. or mol.riol .l-.il-1 <■ ; visitors ami rollers nt Mra. Cnrn-> Sterling M'hIi acke llm-youiig-wiii .. line Hauer's Simdny were Mrs. Geo, of Dr. Modnu'k. bad a mfr row csBrecheisen And sons Carl and Mil­ lard and wife of North Carlton. Chas. Grnxinger and mother and forenoon wlivit lie jumped from a wagon directly in front ttf-Chester । Phone 254-' Phone 224Mrs. J. Hoffer of Woodland. Augusta Messer's nioUir-cnr. Thn imy was and Albert Funk of North Woodland knocked down by I ho/fvntlor, aud I and Will Veltn of East Woodland. would have tie. ti mil over had Mr. Andrew, GMger and wife enter­ tained their son Hetyy ami family in Hine to prevent the wheels from of near Lake Odessa, and Lewis passing over the prostrate lad. Bishop and 'Lawrence Klippoj* of Some one -not J'*1 ftjr nwny from . Hartings. Sunday. ' . H. Miller tMul wife of -Knuth Hastings is evidently very' fore i Woodland spenlNSumlay with Mr. handed and laying asido foomelhiiu; I for a rainy May -limy ‘•swijirif’ six j and Mrs. Geo. Culter. ■ A. F. Geiger tovik\,. L. Farrell and umbrellas front an umbrella rack 1n I family of East Woodland, to Lans­ front of Fraiid-vn and Keefer’s store । Jnsl wv. I.. I lie -■•ntleiiien wli»se ing Sunday in'his auto. Mrs. Andrew Geiger returned umbrella* were stolen, are very. homo from Vnlninazoft Saturday grateful lo some unknown (?) party f where she has been caring for. tier for having left, the rack, and they grand daughter Mrs. Harry Bolter are hoping it will be a dry aummer. Thu Girls' Friendly Society o'! and baby who had lhe measles. Miss Florence King areoinpani«<| Emmanuel church had a pot hick j tier pupils to Hastings Thursday supper and social Hide al the parish । Atiul Friday to take the 8th gradevx- house Monday evening in honor of; Mrs. Isaac Patrick, who Ipft Imlay nminntion. x Mr. and Mrs. J. Funk of North for a trip abroad, tloven were laid Woodland spent Tuesday - al Mrsr for 32-aiul all had a 'very happy lime. Mrs. Patrick was 'presented Caroliqo Hauer's. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rising, Mrs. D. with it package- which contained ie automwbile drive all ifie way (o.the lots following a ridge bon! the main highway throubh the N. Stowell and daughter, Grace, portcards on which were written woods with the’lakc in view on bolh sides. mwagrs from each of the girls, the spent Saturday in Hastings. Lnealed alKtul nn« mile from Delton on the C. K. & S. railroad on that pari ot the lake, where Ita hert Kenneth Hauer visited the Holmes package to be iqjvmMl when on her -fishing is found, this |daL of lots i« on a jdece of ground that seemingly nature intended for Just such r. journey.. , . school Friday. • pltl|u^e. • manor cr r-nanaa. .Tin: very 1h‘«I waler for drinking’can be'oblained without going very deep. Oho can- get ice, milk* It Is good to have a friend, but It is Health, a Factor In Suecrsx. grorerie*. produce, etc, delivered nt tin* door every day. The largest factor contributing lo .lag unieinshiy loved and synipathixed Stony Point is alx»ut the same/distance from Delton as is Iliff old resort on lhe eart side of tl)>* lake. a man's success is undoubtedly with and helped and eheerod. 1* not to The Simduy trains will start on May 21th.,.and there will be a great many automobiles so if you get the lol health. U has been observed that a bu compared with tho gain ot unself­ you want, you wjll have lo hurry. _ mhn is seldom sick'when his bowels ishly loving and sympathising aud are regular—he is never well when .with helping and cheering another. No they are constipated. For consti­ glad Incoming to ono’a heart from pation you will find nothing quite w Without can uplift and enlarge it Ilka good as Chamberlain's Tablet*. They the expansive force ot a generous and not only mow the bowels but im­ prove lhe appelile and strengthen •elf-forgettlng love outworking from . the digestion. They are sold by all; within.—IL Clay TrumboU. 8UNFIEIJI. The lensing District Epworth-| League Convention will be lo-bl alts Grand Ledge. Muy 2?-.“l-‘-’l. The j M. K. churen will send four dele“ft II. Mu,l.l.ri»l.. BIG SALE OH AT LOCAL NEWS LWft: vSioi-r I O-n ’«■ ' * I: ':r"n """' r£r r.ii& ....... . ... to- a &)hen Painting) insist on /feath & Milligan's Paint iOhen fjuilding insist on flatter firos.: Material «7Ae /fastings dumber & Coat Co, ©ELTOK, MHCHL @©®dl Fme Samdly IBaiWfflg Beaclh H TO1D B® THuere, dealers.—Adv. . (S© Ounft Smdlay. * BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. BANNER W ANT AIMS. PAY. 4161 lOJLkmZOO, MICH. �MAY 21. iSIL BATTLE CREEK PASTOR STRICKER AT BANQUET HERE ■ Mr and Mrs. Elry Tobias sppnl Ruudity al Wall lake. u’Mi** Ruth Lake visited friends al H« Hl Cily tho linst of the wiwk. .Mr and Mrs.. George Miller Were Mi M Hick if'spent last week al Mrs. Harry Payne's near Dolton. ■ Sam Dumolh of Caledonia was the gu***l nf Mr*. Gt-u. Saddler, Sunday. Victor Igrguii «»f Virginia, is lhe gu***l of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith. • ;Guw Schumann, of Gram! Rapid*, went SUnt|uy with Hustings _rela- . Vi.*rn Haywood and family, of Irv­ ing. s|fcnt Sunday al Luchin Willi**>n’.-. ’Miss Daisy Scolhorue. of Nash­ ville, *pi‘nt Sunday with Hastings fri«’ini-. • 4Mr. and Mr*. D. IL Foster visited Mr. and Mif. Jus. Covert of Woijdlan*i, Sunday. • Mr. amt Mrs. John Bhribcr and Mr. and Mr*. J. Fox sm’iit Sunday in Hattie Creek. . . Mr. and Mr*. Dan Lewi* and Mr. •ml Mr*. A. Tobey spent Sunday al Lake O«l* it Miss ftuttr Miles, of Nqshvilh*. w«* lb*- guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sev­ erance, Sunday. . _.Mrs. Jennie Maus, of AugusLt was Sthe cily Iasi week en route lo her tw home in Sheridan. .,Mr. and Mr*. Cluii-nr*1 I'-' Pi.inla of Grand Rapids, spenl Stimkiy with Mr. an*l Mrs. Cha*. Poli*. ’ . . Mrs. J. W. Sheehan of Grand Rap­ ids was lhe guest of Busting* Weml*’Tii*-*da> ••u-nnig. ' Mrs. Ellen Wills, of Freejiorl. dune Tuesday to visit her son* Chur!*-.* ami Lucian Will.-. . Bishop William Burl - was llie guest of Mr. and Mr*, illemenl Smith while ii) lhe city Tuesday. ; Mrs. Cora Dunning, of Whiling. Ipd, came Saturday fur a visit willi her sister, Mr*. Anna Grant. Mrs. Bruee Hayden, of Saginaw, came Saturday In visit her parents. Mr. and.Mr*. F. R. Pancoast. Mr. mul Mr*. H. C. Zusflhnill .of Nashville *|*eni Sunday with 'hi* brother, Wm. ZuKchnitt.and fhmily. ■ Mi.** JoM-pliim* Nash who ha.* br*-n visiting her sister. Mr*. Harry Ickes of Baltimore, returned Wonday. Mil's Winnie Otis, of Lansing, was cnllisi hen1 1 ant week by thn death of her gri'al-auui, Mrs. Huldab Olis. ” Miss Elixalndh Severance, of Jackson, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. A. J. Sever­ ance. .Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Burton, pf East l-insing. were the guests «»f Hastings relatives thu tlrsl of Uie wwk. Mrs. Ertiiik II. Drouillard and baby of Detroit came Tuesday fj»r a visit with her mother, Mrs. James Hayes. ■Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Moore and fam­ ily. of Jackson, spent thu Week-emi with lheir enusins, Mr. and Mrs. Jli.y.-d .Meyers. J. C. Ketcham conducled srrvir*-* nl llm Tanner tphool house Sunday. Mrs. Kvlchaiu and Mrs. Brepdy ac­ companied him. Mr. aud Mr.*. Roe Kyitcll came Saturday from Cleveland. He will play with the Hastings bqll team again this year. A. J. Herbert intends to leave trexl week for a two weeks visit.with rel­ ative* tn Marlin, Plainwell, Allegan and.South Haven. Mis* Patrick, of Toledo, cairn* la*t week fur a visit'with Mr. and .Mr*. Isaac Patrick. She will keep nous*for her brother while Mrs.-Patrick Hev. W. A. Chnpin-in. of lligtilc Creek, Suffers Severe Illness al Brotherhood Banquet. Bev. W. A. Chapman, ot Baltic Creek, mine over io this city in. an aubuuoMlu 4o attend thelimLherhood meeting in honor of Bishop Burt, Tuesday afloriimm. Wliilu al lhe bumpiel lie was taken suddenly very ill, and removed to the home of Mr. and Mr*. I. M- Henderson, where Dr. Lowry’"remained with him f<rr a long lime- Yesterday morning he wa* no belter, and bis wife mid brolhcr were summoned. If nhlc to ie- taken Itmne he will lie lukim by train Imlay or tomorrow. Rev. Chapman is lhe pastor of Ma-, pic SI. M. E. church in Battle Creek. Where he is doing a very successful work. About two years ago he un­ derwent a severe operaliou for kidney trouble, .ami il was feared that his sudden Him'** was diffi to a Return of the old trouble. FHOITSOFMiKE-BELIEVE CARSON. HOW RESOLD THE lift ■y LRWIS AUSURY. tttlllll.................. LittlA Mrs. Grtty fluttered Into something for me. See this perfectly beautiful silk muffler I bare bought tor Allan'ii birthday present? Wojl, bls birthday Is three weoke off, but I want him to wear the muffler tonlghL Please pretend that you have bought it for orio of your friends and offer It to Allan to wear. Ills old muffler Is quite shabby and he's going to an Important business men’s dinner. Il’s necessary. I think, that he should look prosper­ ous, and ho‘can't look prosperous while wearing a worn-out old muffler, can JYext Saturday, May 23 ’ . her or red hair that reached nearly to bls shoulders. Hla general make-up proclaimed him to We invite you and your friends to come and enjoy the delicious Samples that will be served. months ago. Upon arriving he put up downtown hotel, and as he handed Mill be Jfeinz £ay in dur Jtore Special Representative of /f. J. jfeint Co. Will be present to explain how the“57 Varieties*’ arc made and just why they are so good. You will not be asked to buy. Aside fropt this interesting demonstration, it will be worth while for you to visit our utorc. mens and his grip Seasonable And* timely values are attractively displayed in every department and we have many over to the clerk. money-savinR items io store tor you. Helen. “But. really, wouldn’t I bo “Jest a-goln' to sailing under false colors If I—“ Motor-Car Knocks Boy Down. stay a couple o’ "Never mind that. dear. It’s only a days, an’ I ain'f The little six.-years-old son of F. joke, you know. I do want Allan to pertlder ikhcro II. Gallup. **f Grain! Ilupids, who is jusl moving to this city from Grand you make my Our regular Special Bargains and the fact that everything in this part of the store is fresh, Rapid*, whs ktincki'd down by Mr. I’d kinder like ter giving It to him now. He's oat In tho Colgrove's imilor-car on Wednesday clean and appetizing, makes this one of the most popular departments. Let us show you how well afleriioon. The child was taken to hall this minute gntttng ready to start know." we can supply your table needs. ■ Dr. Mohler's office when* he recov­ ouL Let’s go and Insist upon his wearHaring been assured, he remarked ered'consciousness half an hour lai- I “Savoy" Apples,'gallon cans, fancy. “Rcltsh” Tomatoes, 12Sc ran, ■< lb. sixeWc it. Hi* face mid chest wore bmis-. In a moment Helen found herself of­ lo the clerk that ho thought he would -“Cfae^’- Miufc Meat, extra line, ff fortSc Ixnnbanl Plums, 25c ran, 3 tb. tlu. •••IF -The child preceded his futliur, fering tho muffler to her host with a stroll around a bit. Ho had scarcely reached tho Crossgrrmdiuolher ami nine-years-old careless generosity that quite sur­ “Trilby’’ Toilet 8rap, large cakes3 for 20o Quaker Puffed Rice, 15c package.-.-------------------- 13c sister in crossing tin* street in front prised herself. Finest Japan Rice, 7c lb., 4 lbs. lor...,... - -26c Snow Wash Powder, 25c pkg. and fl Teaspoons . ..26e of. AbUiir* store. Mr. Colgrovc. who had been seated In tho hotel lob ­ "But I hate to take the new off a Best Gloss Starch, in bulk,.—........7 lbs. for 25c Choicest Oat Meal, fresh stock, 8 Iba-Ior 25c who wa* driving down Jefferson by and who had been on Interested Saginaw Tip Matches, full couul, iprgc Ikixcs, 7 for 25c Salsrxla. new supply—full strength--------7 lbs. tor 15c •(reel blew hi* born. All except listener to his conversation with the the little fellow stopped to await friend, Helen.” protested Allan, who clerk. . the (Hissage of the cor. The child would really have preferred his old "Excusa mo,” ho said, "but I have iH-cmm* cmiftiBcd and was struck a* silk scarf. Extra Low Prices on choicest California Lemons. Just learned of your arrival in tho lie allempled to regain the sidewalk 25c • 300 size, j«r dozen;--------------------- ---------. _-,,7L ”-»L.Zr2i’iTAUn idty, Mntl knowing of yuur Interest In instead pf conUnuing an.across tho forme, ...35c laughed Helen. ; I mining affaire, through hearsay, I 340 size, per dozen. street. Mr. Colgrove applied the “Oh. Allan. It’s .0 becoming to you." uken^t libertyof ap£k£J to Choicest Green Stuffs — Lettuce, Onions, Radishes^ Rhubgfb, Asparagus, Strawberries, ein*-rrenry brake mid s(opi>ed (he said hla wife. ’That soft gray Just: " UDiny 01 10 car, probably saving the child's.life. suits your complexion. Don’t you jyou regarding your ’propositions.”’ Oranges and Pineapples. Tho bait was ample for our desert think ho looks nice in IL Helen?" ' friend, and ho forthwith began lo de­ Dcalh of Ira Vnu Y’ulkenbiiro“Yes, indeed, Laura.” agreed Helen, claim on tho merit* uf bls prospects. I Ira Van Valkvuburg, aged 62 years, smilingly. ’’Well, yer aeo, my friend, mo an’' a well-known resident of thia cily, tho boys her soma claims out by Can-| who moved to Grand Rapids Ia.«l Oc- Helen, you have no idea how perfectly Because we took this entire lot off the manufacturers' hands we arc able to sell these ffi.jo to U>ber. died at live o'clock on Monduy reckless Allan Is with his belongings. grub is a-glttln’ putty low, an’ as all ' aflernoon iif pneumonia, following I When you havo a busband you'll see $4.»o-values at 79c each, an illness **i ip days. It is thought how much care a man la. Now, Allan, o’ them thought aa 1 was tho beat-. Which certainly ought to l« low enough and variety ooough to suit most every otic, for there arc posted one in thp bunch, an' they all thill he may has.- contracted th*knew I wan too *------ - *- —“ *“ 11 about a hundred different shai>cs in black, while and all colors. We could sell these hats easily (of disease while attending the funeral perhaps I'd better fasten this muffler. j_ tb8tB .Oro.tlllng fellers, -why, by Bny any or ot them more money, but have planned to give our patrons this unusual bargain. . of his father in Baltic Creek iwo to your overcoat collar with a llttlo I by j^t concluded to got together weeks agri. His fntlier also'died of safety pin. I’m sure 1 dofl’t wont Helen , pneumonia. The funeral services to bo worried about IL” <what capltul there was In tho camp “I shan’t have the least anxiety,’’ an(j gjT nn- j WB> toio to were held on Wedmwlay morning from his late.home. The body was declared Helen, who marveled at her !vatnoso up hero ahd git somo more brought to Hastings, al noun and friend’s gratuitous play acting. t0 he]p durjn’ tho winter, or mebbo •'YVaII .J,, nnwaV T ' • < _ ■ ** .. • v < • taken to Rivcrsldo cemetery for CAREFULLY TAILORED, PRICES LOW. Latest fashions in plain tailored or oddly cut and burial. Rev. C. I.. Butex, pastor of trimmed, beautiiuUy finished, excellent materials. Exclusive styles, good variety for.your selection. Emmanuel church, olllciating. lan. tho way you loso umbrellas." ifa0-8 my huckleberry." Mr. VanValkenburg was born in “Perhaps I had better not borrow IL “What’s soyi- What hev we koL COATS, Specially l*riccd-(roin.r..-;ill.75 to H4.7S Bailie Greek 52 years ago on the I can usually be trusted. Laura, not to IIa! eiCUM wo for i,nn*, itran15th uf laM December. He came lo ■ SUITS, Remarkable Values, from—-4 6.7B to 114.75 o tleJdcd feel ,so tlckkd Yer eeo I never Hastings in lhe early eighties. In scatter my wearing apparel about tho ger; ji feeI thought as how ft would 1885 he was united in marriage with jffdlfice to Mothers who would like to.dress the baby comfortably: In our Infant department Miss Belle Grebb*. To them-was lairu one child, Mrs. Harry iilylield looking than your old ona. Ploaao knop interested th* vqgy fust raltlo outer . you will find the famous Vania Vest. Pinless pinning bands and vests. No pins or buttons to it on. Helen will bo hurt now It you tho box. Well, there’s tho Oolconder, *d Detroit. hurt or harm the baby. Baby can lie dressed without turning around. Come in and sec them. In addition lo his wifo mid daugh­ don’t wesr IL Won’t you, Helen?" which is a true flatter vein tbet I her ■ To every mother who calls we will give FREE GRATIS a-t5c .pattern ol the practical pinlfcss Vanter, Mr. VanValkenburg is survived “Yes, Indeed, I shall.'* asserted HeL traced fer 14 mile, an’ Is 72 feet an’ I by his, invalid mother, who resides an. dutifully. four Inches wide, that will essay >83 | ta Vest diaper. Come in and call for it. in Batlie Creek. ThoiM* who accompanied lhe liody Special Values this Meek in Wash Qoods,- Crepes, Ratines, Laces and Embroideries to -Hastings yesterday were: Mrs. to the dinner, wishing with secret Irrl- the Golden Dream, an’ Ita sutherly ex-1 Van Valkentlurg, Mrs. Sly Held, John tatlon that hla wife would not be quite toMhun. tho Pipe Dream, which Is a; Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Dresses. Kurtz, of Grand Rapids: .Mrs. Chas. corker, and tho riches’ preposlshun of, Kay, of Allimhoi, 0.; Mrs. Cora V. so anxious about his appearance. The next morning while Helen was 1iot> d0<n on j,or ten-foot. an’ she' Match for the fiig Remnant Jalt In'the near future. Eox. of Bailie (Seek. .Mr. VanValkenburg has many packing her trunk to leave Laura panl b|K fr01n waij to wall. yca wo jjeT plenty o’ wood— | friends in Illis cily. in which he whs came Into tbe room with tho muffler. "Now. wasn’t It just like Allan to go 18ialhero of u_an- water, too. Yer bo | f**r a long time engaged in i*u»in- -*. Can Ihiriig the last few years he was en­ to business without even thinking of looting fer mines and what’ll I take?, gaged as commercial traveler for the returning this to you?” eho asked. "I Oh, ’bout 1400.000 for the bunch, but' Cui firm of Ereemau. Delamater & Co.. took it out of hla overcoat pocket be-1 ir yer on.y wanl ono „ tw0> ru como । XJnoleums. of Detroit. He retired from the fore be was up. and ho never missed I <jown. HHH^and engagiMl in hardware busi­ IL You see. men are really awfully i -Oh money’s no object, and the big-, ■ Jecond ness for' hiniself in Grand Rapids floor ami was prospering when occurred fastings. Mich. Phone 30 ■>.. claims aro jest what yer want, an a Mr. ami Mrs. Grant Goodrich and hi.* untimely death. Mr. VanVjd- uuucu uiiu uui iu “ No, ” murmured Helen, absently. jk nO w Mr. Rosschlld an ’ them English I Mr. and Mrs. Ashton <rf Grand Rap­ kenburg was a member-of tlfe Has­ She was a llttlo tired of tho muffler. 5 Mndicuts yer hev behind yer back ’ ll ids were gtu-sls of Mr. and Mrs; A. tings Knights of I’ylhias Imlge. the “And wasn't It Just splendid that ho j tickled dean to death when they I C. Brown Snnil.iy I’. C. T.. an*l s*-veral ■uuanizalimi* H. T. Chandler left Tuewluy fur of husiness-men in Gland IlapiiL*. never suspected It was really hla own know bow lucky' ye’ve bln In gitlin’ Holland where In* ha* employmenl. MTs. Van Valkenliurg intend* lo muffler that ho was wearing? You John Kurtz, of rihunl Ilapi*h, was go tn Del mil and ’remain a while know, when he waa thanking you so yer a bond on it right erway. an’ say. , RftCE KEEPS ON IMPROVING in lh**elly Wcdne.*day. effusively last night 1 could hardly you jest tclygraftthcm .there fellers SOMETHING TO SAY FOR MULE FOR COPYISTS ANO WRITERS with Air. and Mrs. tilylltbl. - T.J- P*»ll'-r, win* ha* b»'i*n.ln^hitatralght." . Modern ffdehcZ Mas rrvvew That Yerwurffi n*>'piiid, “'Gnunr irapfffic “Nor I mine,” alghod Helen. Traveling Tobacco Man Made a Study Work May Bo Lightened . and Better morrerl** for an o|»*ralimi, came home Tues­ TURNS RUBBISH INTO MONEY Even In the Slums Four-fifths of Two days after Helen reached her aovu . of Spanish With a Distinct ObResults Obtained by Following After n(J ho naq had „ signed a number ot day. • IB* is doing niri-ly. Babies Born Aro Normal. . own homo she received a, gray silk mysterious doedmeuta that had been These Simple Directions. Mr, hikI Mrs. Chas. - Fox mid muffler from Allan. It waa a much presented. to .. daughter Clara ami Mr*. Tv*b M<*a<I*him .by ». hla -----new-found Tbe encouraging-word of. science Made Enough to Purchase a Site handsomer and more cxpeAlve ono friend, and had partaken of numcr"Before returning from my flrat trip m-*i**i* -I I*» Bailie Cn-*-k Sunday and that "heredity is overwhelmingly a for Children’s Home. than that which ho had supposedly ous and divers lemonades (?) ho man­ to Cuba I improved my Spanish by or pencil la to put .a flat, Heavy weight visited Mr. aud Mrs. Clare Barn­ force fop the Improvement of tho borrowed from her. hart. diligent study in order to inform a over tho upper edge of the paper on Harvey Case j»f Bedford mid hi* Rubbish collected In tondon has “My dear -Helen,” said tho note muio la his own language just what 1 which -you write, to hold It linn and race;" that "tho child at birth has, not a few months, but 10,000,000 years of dnukhl*>r, Mrs. Nellie Mainly. <*f provided enough money to purchase s -which accompanied ft, “Laura was exclaimed lo tho clerk: thought of him without nny 'confus­ leave both hands free. Then place unbroken life to back him In bls fight Haith* Crock. np*‘iil Haturday a' site for a children’s home. FWlber right, after all. I should have cast ing equivocation,*’ said a traveling to­ tbe matter to bo copied flat on the with environment." and that “even in Wesley PnlleiigiH’s and Sunday at Bans, employing two motor vans and bacco man. crackerjack. Jest solo a mlno desk at the left, so ns to bring it us Frank Wilk*-.*' of Carlton.. a horse cart tor collecting things mo*t that muffler of youra to my overcoat.', "This mulo was ono that 1 rodo on ’ near as possible to the blank paper. the alums four-fifths of all ifea chil­ mfllyun dollars. Nothin ’ alow Mr. and Mr*. H. S- Sheldon ami persona throw away, makes. 110.000 I bavff to confess that her anxiety was ■,________ dren aro born normal and healthy," _______ a toAr of somo tobacco plnutatiouH. With a Anger of the loft bond keep •was proclaimed by Dr. Woods Hutch­ children *pcnl Sunday wilh Mr. uiiu .Mrs. E. J. Marlin, of Grand llapld*- a year for his "Crusade ot Rescue." In not unfounded. 1 must. Indeed, be tho Rotfcchlle. . Goin’ ter buy all my claims! Thu peoplo from whom I borrowed tbe your place in tho book or manuscript inson. Mr. and Mr.*. Martin relumed with n warehouse In Compton street. King's careless creature sho thinks mo, for I ’nox. wcck itorrer money? No, sur. mulo said that It was an animal Of-1 a* you write, and you will find gencr- • "Ono excitable gentleman." he said, did lose your muffler. When I went to ' j ]cl h|m heT — tea — dollars to' — send a I tireless energy, tenacious disposition.' ally that you can copy Quito fast In them. Mr*. Marlin will Apend n "figured out that the rate at which 0Ter u -|iin’ them fellers ---------— j ana marvelous speed. laik It la to empty Backs containing taka It out of my overcoat pocket to tailin . what . j this way. '' insanity .was Increasing wo would all . CliM'-r Wetzel and little'daugh­ different kinds of refuse and to ar­ return it to you I was astonished to . a flno mlno0 J1 hcV hev. He He., ’s all righty. nor m< — —** “1 had no no g5o Mooncr mounted tho *beast For a paper weight a heavy oblong ter^ Belen and Marjorie. rntne Sat­ range tho material for sale. Among find It gone. I hop® that tho ono I am He . s a ._ 0 | n . ter n*y mo back when than it showed a disposition to can- rectangular pteco of braes or glass is bo mad In a century and a quarter. --------— v— —"He forgot that tho increase was urday (ur n visit wilh",Mr*. J. W. the neglected articles which he has sending will bo it satisfactory subst!-[ r the bank opens teronorrsc ““V. olo ter far |n a(jranco of my party over most effective. Tho connecting ot Sage and olhor relative*. Mr. Wei- found to have real value are old en­ tula for the beautiful muffler you so uiou< t bucbb a u w man, I guess 111 bo makln tracks for i an(, uirough fields until I real-; wflhls by lang pen strokes has very due largely to tho fact that mote cases *01 returned Sunday but lhe cliil- velopes. pamphlets, blt«tof paper, bro­ kindly trusted me with, and that, r®-jtho ftnd git <u up up to my my bunk. Buy. I |llNj suddenly that I bud practicallylittle bad effect on tho logibllffy of the of insanity are cared for today that dren will irK-nd Um suniinor here. ken bottles.corka. electric bulbs, sar­ moraberlng lama mere man, you will ■ jMt. tell tho (nxine<r wbst level I'm formerly. And. at tho woraL only from lost tho others. • . copy and certainly saves time. Of Miss Glalda* Collins, who ,im« And It in your heart to forgive me. j ter <lt off at> wly y<fr an* gay, sen' 1 to 8»4 per cent of humanity 1s defec­ "I spoke sharply to the mulo and. course, the stroke should bo long been spending a couple of weeks dine tins, old stockings, sitvtr paper, "By tho way, I shall be eternally B Cantcen up’tn r—a my coppers git;I tried to rein It In. Instead of alack- ’ enough to mark clearly tbo break bo­ tive mentally. A careful use of nega­ with hfr mother. Mrs. D-e MrDpn- candle ends.' Cardboard, sad medicine grateful If you won't say anything to tive eugenics, preventing tho branding '* went to Kalamazoo Hatnrday. bottles ; ing pace tho animal went faster. • tween words. of real defectives, can reduoa that pro­ Medicine bottles can-be sold to doc­ Ijiura about my losing your muffler. , And wllh B partln< wave of tho On Monday *|t* begun a tmrine.** "1 spoko more sharply still and Writers who have a habit ot dipping portion almost to nothing. c]crltt managed to' c<mr*e a< Parson’* Busin*-** College tors for 11*0 a gross, and other bot­ Sho is such a punctilious HUo woman IhanJ to rained harder. Same result. j pens in tho mucilage and putting the IUO giuav -r------ ----Mr. and Mrs. h*<schi>achrr, Mr. tles are bought up by a dealer. Bro­ that-she would bo quite upset over my reach jhe eleTato_ -nd was whisked "Faster and faster went tho inula • -mucilage brush into the ink ptay find masses. 40 per cent of the time la one aanA^Inllv nil tir-r 1 . ... ... ... . and Mrs. Writ, Sanders and baby. ken plates are sold and broken up for So. wlth^n^ apologia.'I throw j u .mi Is H xaHoped on through forests, open It.a good idea to keep the mtkllage bound from an unknown father; aven Mr. and! Mrs. fl. Hornung and Mr. road foundations. Corks go to lino­ ■ •„„ r w,™ toother day !!• country and startled villages. T might bottle Invariably at ono aide of the oftener from unknown grandparents. and Mr.* J. H. Gingrich. of Grand leum manufacturer*. and tin' lids are myself upoa your mercy.” Rapids, motored f<> this cily Sunday utlllied by the British Electron com­ •Good gracloua! What shall I do hoUj and baa have been * “nd of, desk, and tho inkstand at the other. Nearly 80 per cenL of great men were t<» alh-nd thn Methodist Episcopal pany. The sine and tin In bottle tops with tho thing?” groaned Belan, t* found cheaper nuartera. He thinks the' permanimt John Gllptn, had I not ut-, Half of a lemon sot firmly In a small dellcato In childhood, though they aro church and visit friends. shelooked nt the muffler with deep lr u ba(J V and prefers tcred. * holly by chance, a word of shallow support and renewed from distinctly long-lived and robust In man­ fetch, respectively. 3 cents a pound aversion. “ I feel like a double-dyed i to U|iroll hl Wanka te on tho river) Spanish profanity that tho mute| tlmto tlmo will bo found to remove hood. Tho reason why more great and >7.50. a hundredweight. fraud. For If anyone ever obtained bottom which ba says Is more com- mlKht understand. I |h.: i t.i-b from old pens quickly and pien do not come from the really poor Really Baby's Fault. ’What 1 yelled waa the Spanish forthoroughly. Another good way of la that tho strsjs of «*riy environment goods npder false pretengpa ’le. The "ilndlcut ” has not so "What for . thoroughly pretenips 1 certainly >I fortab jortable. "slnfficat" The young mother had left the alxGirl’s Mlstrable Daath. •Whoa!’ It stopped lhe muio like; bringing forth lhe possibilities of new docs not let them live.’’ have done so tn this case. ’ ’ ■ far materialised, but notwithstanding mcmths-old baby only a few minute’*, Suffocated In mud was tho terrible ’ I his eyo Is not so bright nor his »tcp magic. Throughout the trip 1 had been' steel pena Is to let somo Ink dry upon but upon aoing back to It discovered death of Maud Kirby Cornwall, a fac 8ame Old Grouch. M elastic, he still has faith tn the yelling ’Git up’ without knowtsg It. them before using. quite a large lump over one ejre. Dia- lory girl, of Cambrldgo, England. 8ho I An old lady who saw “The Merchant, V|*|on, Of wealth that are to be his. while sawing, at tho rein*. t three-year-old Henry In tfeo was out walking with Arthur Mead, a ------------- -years ---------ago - ------------- .1 „ urcu Rln "Bui that mulo hcord-a lot of un- , .... .... . ot Venice".----many recently which are conjured In hla mind by IM.UWM. a. Mura , cl,“ iut .Cm. aurin. W.I,——>1 a — modnni production H mF .. ■ -nromotera. . Don’t Overlook barman. <u> Coe Fen. an open apace witnessed of ••,,» the I sundry od him. ■ n uiuia nwiiaa uuriu* twilwiwm rlvftr anrl —— . between |hu river and Patart,nua« Peterhouae r-nl col — sktno play. When -.u-a asked u how ahe ilv-.l liked I। . ______ ' - ills entire llfo ot elgl^t months died­ T, did you hurt ths baby’s lex*, when, according to a statement It, she replied: "Well, Venice seamed; Poor Management. ---------' j recently at Hackney. Ixtntlon, 'An tn- i by the man. they walked Into a ditch to hpve been spruced up a bit since f "I made a humiliating mistake at _ Quest was held and tho mother stated; the flrat time 1 saw IL but that Shy- tho shore this summar*.** | lw J 1 that even when being tod tho baby I look's just the same mean, ordinary "What was that?" v * ] still slept- Medlrnl evidence showed I mcValely. .His cries for helfr were I permitted a heard, and two mtn pulled him out. the Boaton Transcript. I] and that there waa nothing al I io account for'tho aloeplnraa. time attar xanis She was then dead,". ----------------------------- > BANNER want ADVS- PAY. having been saSocaud by mud. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY, BANNER WANT ADAR., PAY. Special grocery bargains .Cadies'. Misses’ and Children’s /fats fashionable Coats and Suits ^]lg)eickgenant Riede Department Jtore Let US the MONEY �1 '* tl MAY 3L iSK. /Wen and j/oung Men Who want to be well dressed for Decoration Day should come to this store and ask to see the new spring suits made by Jhs ftouit of Kupptnhtlmor. We don’t be­ lieve that a single man who goes to several stores and compares values will buy elsewhere, but you should see for yourself. We are showing a beautiful line of new styles in Neckwear; Arrow and Monarch Shirts and Arrow Collars. Morrill, £ambie & Co. 0ns Clolhitrs • The Odd Fellows are planning to hold their annual bgiiqu- i on June 2fx. *, ’ * Tliirletm brimMR ' of a motorryrb* elub of Grand It ipuj*. made a trip to llgnlimo* P» Sunday. Mens heavy oak aoh- nailed on, (We. Women "r nailed, 50c. Ludlow's Eleclrir. Shoe Shop. —Adv, ■'. - . The rival relate flrm uf Crook A Gouljl has sold Chas. A. Newtou'a house in the Hist ward lo Mr. and Mrs. Wajlir Gregg. Remember, thu uhrKtinn Science lectun* by Virgil . O. Strickler at Heed's Opera House, May 25lb. ."Bee tlia adv. un another page. Bo ready for tho ramy day«< We have ronin spcoigl* ■ m ladies and misses double texture raincoats at Fmndsen & Reefer.—Adv. When you buy shoe- a-k for Uipm? with Goodyear, wells. Hiey have thicker, stronger iftsoles with no nails or slilcbcs througli them.— Adv. • . t Carvel h & Stebbins hf\e an in­ teresting adv this week altoul Hags. They have a speoUil sue fur use on Decoration day. The adv. gives full information. . A spark from a locomulise on tho, G. K. A S. Ry. is Wpt»--e<i to have *el tire to Chas. Bfickuilh's resi­ dence south of lhe station, Saturday alternooa. Tire oiftHige amounted to about 13JX). .' Oyer 300 rural sUid-nl* look the eighth grade examinations in ibis county on Thursday and Friday. The insults will be announced lhe next dr following 'week. The Hustings Buick Co. purchased nineteen Buick automobiles ul the beginning of- the -eusmi. They make the.announcement tins week that they lUivu sold all uf them. See lheir adv* oh another tmge. Hev. apd Mrs. Maurice. Grigsby went to Grand Rapid- un Tuesday, Mrs. Grigsby entering Butterworth hospital where, she was upurated upon .by Dr. Webb, assisted by Dr. McGullin. of Hasting-. Mrs. Tlios. Kelley of Delton, who has been ill fur some time, lias gunu lo Gra|id‘Raplds to enter Dr. Dan­ iels’ Institute for treatment. Mrs. Kelley is well known here and her Hastings friends hope for u speedy recovery. Kuunxel's orchestra rendered some Hire music al the Fro-byterian church last Sunday evening. The orchestra.alternales’with the illus­ trated sermon nights. Dm* evening Hie oruheslrh plays mid the follow- Spring and Summer You Will Be Delighted With the Pretty Things You See at Our Store This is a great season for Flowered Voiles, Dotted Voiles,' Plain and Flowered Crepes and Pretty Linens in White, Light Blues, Lav­ ender, Pink and Green. Our shelves are loaded with the tastiest summer necessities for ladies and girls—everything for the ward­ robe—Suits, Dresses, Hosiery, Muslin Underwear, Gloves, Parasols, Laces, Fancy Collars, Corsets, Silk Underskirts, Etc. Our Stock of yard goods for Suits and Dresses is complete and we want you to sec what we have before you buy anywhere else. We arc always glad to have you call and look over our stock and we will treat you prcseili; irrespective, of deuomina- pastor will deliver an address on with every courtesy. “Tho plans \>f lhe Times in World lion. Politics." . Emmanuel C.hurvli. Presbyterian Chureh. HOLMES CHURCH. Rev. Carroll L. Hates, Rector. The annual memorial service of Mr. mid Mrs. Jcmc Knowles of Next Sunday is “'Die Humfny After tho G. A. R. mid W. R. C. will be held Carltvit were visitors at J. L. Brook­ We have a big stock of *■ in ourj-hurch Sunday morning, al the Ascension." The services ~ ford's Sunday'. mi follows: 10:30. The middle seclion of pewi Missus .Mary and, Ella Wood en­ Holy Communion, 8:fl0 a. m. wlll.be held in reserve for the Com­ tertained their friend, Miss Gladys Morning Prayer, Litany and aerrades and tho Relief Corp*. Wolcott, of Hastings over Sunday. At 7:30 the pastor will give a sler- mon. 10:30 a. tn. They are very fine grade and we are selling them at from Remember the L. A. 8. Wednesday Sunday School 12:00 in. cnptlcon lecture on lhe Life of Evening Prayer and address, “The the 27th'at W. 8. Barnum’s. Christ. giving the. famous paiutingn Miss Artie Fuller closed a very Ascension of ChriJtl," 7:30 p: in. nf thu famous artist, Hahn. Chart talks for the Sunday School sueeesstuf year of school Tuesday. On Friday evening, May 22, at 7:30 Parish House at I2:W, “The Great She served ice cream .and cake an illustrated lecture on the Liquor in wliich the children enjoyeo very Supper." ' Problem will he given. Also It) Conflmialiui talk. “The Church of much. ' views of the Panama Canal will be the Mr. mu) Mrs. Gosih of Freeport First Days," Parish House, Fri­ . shown, ul the close of the lecture. day, May 21), al 7:30 p. m. visiletl lheir daughter, Mrs. McLeod cun vlcys.' The arc light stereopticon will be Sunday. Arrangvnients are being made fur used. Admission free lo adults. Sirs. L. N. Durkee entertained United Bretlurn C.hurch. Children accompanied by an adult Miss Mamie Grinin of Lake Odes­ lhe program for lhe rally uf eighth The Church With a Welcome, Rev*. sa a few days Iasi week. Also Mr. graders of Barry county, which will will be admitted. C. W. Ballou, I'astor. be held al the fair grounds here on mid Mrs. .M. P. Fuller of Wuvdland Thursday..June L Ilex. Russell H. Services next Sunday as follows: Sunday. Baptist Church. 10:3ft—Preaching, subject, “The Thursday .night mid-week prairie Mrs. Fred Durkee and-Mrs. Ida Breudy, pastor of the Hastings M, E. Phone 9 . Hastings, Mich. Central Task 'of tho Church of To­ Durkee, visited friends .in Freeport church, lias been selected.lo deliver and prayer service, 7:30, . day." • * lhe’ nrinclpnl latfdrw: There will Wednesday. . Bunday School, 10:00. be music by Kueinel's hand. il’XX) M—Sunday School. RnssoU IJarnum. Anna Blood and PreiMirnlions are being mode in B:30 P. M.—Senior Endeavor. John Wieklmm, who has.resided - the Sunday School for u beautiful 7.U0 P. M^—Preaching. Suujecl, Ella Wood look lhe 8|h grade ex­ in Barry county longer than any Children's Day in June. Come and ‘The Life and Service of John the amination al Hastings, Thursday other living pioneer, stubbed his toe ONE WHO DESERVES TRIBUTE BETTER THAN ANY LECTURE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE WILD and Friday. help in lhe plans. IhipHsl." fell and dislocated one of the bones Sunday was the birlhday Bf Mra. in his left band'one day last week. Morning'worship, 11:00. .Sermon One week from' Sunday, May 3lsl. Stenographer, Hammering Out Dio i Colonel’* Method of Rebuking Young Something Hal'd to Define, but All by lhe pastor. .Music by choir. will bo Visitors' Day in our ehlirch W. S. Barnum mid Mrs. Henry Hag- Mi. Wickham, who is in his 87lh °--------- Officer* Probably More Effective Young People’s Meeting, 0:30. and School. Special arrangements la, sb Mrs. Barnum enlertaiiutl with year, says he was once able to go a ciency to Our Limitation*. edge of What It Mean*. Than Severity Would Be. u dinner. Thoms present from away long distance bvforti he fell after are being made for this day. We Yoke Fellow Hand, 0:30. , wore Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Bar ­ slabbing bis toe, tail is unable lo Evening Service, 7:30. Message by ((specially invite all our friends to num pf Lyndonville, N. Y.y-Edgar do so now. Who else knows us half bo well? I The colonel of a German regiment lljo wild! What la that that It wonddp with us and visit our school pastor. Hpecial music.. Wells and Dr. Anderson of Jackson: Mr. Charles W. Skutt and Miss Shu has heard all that wo have wild ; ou garrison duty, pear a lively city on that day. Exra Barnum aud . Mr. and Mrs. Monday night, 7:30, tho Young Beginning with June. 71 h, our Sun­ Greyer-W’righl of BatHe Creek and Helena O. Dcallir, both of Onmgc- and then made notes of It. She bat i waa very much annoyed by the way thjrt It nhould have lured me all the People's social -will be held al the ....... . ........ ... ........... »,uu uj me vtlle wwiismii, township, were iiiuiiicu married by the read our incoming letters. She knows i bls young officers went about town In "days of tuy life, like music, a solace home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Keller, day School will he. changed to com­ Mr. IW.I 3ln;0nal llanram and 1,,,. H.urlce Grigsby G„s-b>- on Thursday Tlmrmluy nev. Maurice ..’clock .......... and ...... our ।l Mrs. Fausey llnstings. A boon------ -------nt - ..... ..............of Mrs. who pleads with ui for help mid what ■ civilian clothes--contrary to lhe regu-, and an rm liuutment? It Is beautiful Fausey, nf of Hastings. bouu- -o. corner Jefferson and Grand St. All mence at ID.-flO o afternoon, lhe t. home ■ the young people who attend'the preaching ardinner „ ,rwd .0 AL Marign Goodyear on South Jefferson or evasively, she follows the straight war, and the spirit of Pnutslan mill- cultivation Is beautiful, but thia alone ____ _______ Baptist church are invited to liltend. service, begi____ „ 81. The young people will make hewed Hne or the curve of our devious- tarisiu. He spoke very sharply about does not. explain Us influence. There We have als^planned for a spec­ Special preimrallons are being made ■ Valued Firewood. their home in Orangeville. A host Dess. Are. we courteous only to the f it and threatened the extremest pen­ Ik n spirit of tho wil«L with which the ial program f(fl>k*a<-li Sunday in'the i for a very, happy evening. Florida buttonwood, a tree confined of friends and relatives wish them powerful. or is our treatment even to I altieajt anybody were caught doibg It spirit of man acknowledges a relation­ month of June which will be an-j . Tuesday evening, instead .of the largely to tho keys along tho south a long and happy journey through all who come seeking? The woman again. Tim warning served for a tinw ship as old ns the race; and if tho con­ cottage prayer meeting, (lie mem- nouncud later. coast, is very highly prised tor usu Is life. at our elbow, hammering out our para- —at least tho offenders were more ditions of hl» evolution from primitiro iters mid friends will rally nt .the 'Monday evening. Miss Marguerite cooking on ship's galleys. It burns Methodist Episcopal Church. graphs, Is a clear eyed w Itnes*. Over ' careful. ' man have, In the course ot ages, sep­ church to listen to .Miss Julia X slowly with an avon heat and makes Hall entertained tier Sunday school Presently, however, two young Hou- arated him farther mid farther from Davin, of Lansing, assistant superin­ ! Rev. Iltissell H. Bready, Pastor. ,' but llttlo smoko or ash. class and teacher.' Mrs. Clement lhe telephone voices drift tn from the ' tendent of Sialo Missions. Miss 10:30 A. M.—Public worship, and Smith, venr ph-asantly, at a farewell I world, and the tone ot each la caught . teiuinta look a chance. They slipped that original affinity with nature and Davis will bring a most interesting second sermon in tlie series on The | and judged before our presence is away into town In modish afternoon made him a wanderer from the father­ party for Miss Aimee Ilenkrs. The message along missionary lines., A 1 Apostles* Vn*ed. “I Believe in Jesbs ,; Mrs. Raymond Knapp and baby of color scheme <>f pink and white was acknowledged. Rhe knows whether clothes of tlio latest English cut? w|th land. that bond will never become cordial invitation is extended to all Clirisl His Oniy Son Lord." ----- Our —— Detroit were in the city . Friday carried out in the decorations and our friends arc worthy. Is tbe home ■ top hais on and tlie rest. Suddenly wholly a. thing of the pasrolt still Lra»!>:a.service. Thwi.calling on friends*— .— ■ tho iefresliineiil s, Miss Renkes re­ happy? She know* U. Slra-noUia all 1 tlmy_tan into, thn roioiwl.^.The A>‘4t ceived some preily as well as useful our I ricks of person. Our good temper minute (hey had vanished Into a gro- plicabl.’, kuI>coiih<-Iou« memory of a gifts to Ik- used on her teip to our clean speech, fly further than we tor’s shop. One minute mure and tho long buried pant. It I* natural, then, Europe. . rfiiess. Sbu Is familiar with tho stale door of thn shop opened. that in the presence of any bit of Memorial services will be held in phrases wo scatter over tbe thousand “Good afternoon, gentlemen," said wild landscape, or a patch of virgin the Portland M. E. church next routine letters, and la gladdened when the colony). Thp pair stood before forest, some minds "should experience Sunday for young Lynn Renuilic, wo light up tho languid page with an I their superior silent and dismayed with a thrill a half return to on origi­ who lost his life nr the Grand Riv­ unspoiled turn. She. Is aware when while a grim smile spread over the nal state-with a thrill. Indeed. There er on March 7. Every fool of the wo have tumbled out from a laden soldier's face. Is a yrllderniss motif heard in an In­ river bank and much of the river ■’Young Indy." said tho colonel, ad­ ner ear by these men. as Siegfried! bottom Iwve been searched for desk lo a world's series ball game. miles down stream, but no trace of She. too, would enjoy n great player's dressing the shopgirl, "glvo me two heard the Valhalla motif. It rulas fivc-cent cakes of soap — and wrap their stars, us might the wanderlust versatility, but she wades through our 4he body has been. found. Lynn Rcmalie was th<- x>u of Frank Rem- debris’ till twilight. She couH keep them separately.” The girl obeyed our tardy correspondence up to the and the colonel gravely gavo her ten From ‘ North and South."'by Stanton alie formerly of this cily. Thu meeting- f<>r Hie appoiuUnoni minute, hut aho has to time her effi­ Cents. Then he turned to tho young Davis Kirkham. of three domini—ioncrs to award ciency to oar limitations. Never out­ officers and handed each ot them a' damages along Hie route of the pro­ pacing us, she is as loyal In^hc back­ "Here, gentlemen." be said with a posed Little Thoniapple drain will ground os our shadow*. — Collier’s It iii probable Hurt somo ot the li> he held in Hie probate court to­ Weekly. grin, .“Just so you slus’n't bo put to j . ------ --------------morrow. This movement will please any expense, on my account. Good (.gradients, especially tbe essential oifij, many of llios*1 w|io have been im­ day." ' which enter largely into the composl* Take* From tho Spanish. patient over the delay in pushing I And he turned aud atrodo out of Hon of modern Mxapa, were employed The oristn of the American dollar' the shop.—New York Evening,'PoSL lhe drain. The movement for the tn ‘ early times for the sauio purpose. drain was initialed- at about the mark in the abbreviation of the Span-. ~ Soap la the form of vegetable ashes same time that the present l*auama Ilh-Amertcan "pesos," with the p and ♦ < mixed with grease was in vogus canal was talked of. \ tho a monogrammed, was described by , An Extraordinary . ,. * । .. ------------- -------- - Tragedy. i among tho ancient Egyptians. A elm* ' While Theodore J 'einutt wus load­ Dr. Florian Cajerl Cajorl of Colorado, ( oiorado, colloge college '; An extraordinary tragedy of super- j uar preparation wae used by the Ho* h tl.A PAmtlar Hflnnwi Xfnnlhlv DocT"W>A. f. —etltton is reported from Hord wan. brews, and when Jeremiah eald: ing his wagon on Friday afternoon, IIn Sclenco^Monthty. • the r, Popular , S . .. . .----- ----- • —“ . u..;.,, muvu jeremiau saiu: his horse became frightened and tor Cajori gives more data on tho whore a man named Vahamlduii mur-, “Though thou wash theo with ultra started away, throwing Mr. Demolt history of the mark, showing that tn dered his wife with her own ebnsent tujd tako thee much soap ” ha referred under Lhe wag</n. One wheel pass­ Argentina » usually follows tho nu* In tho coario of a secret cerenpinlal. to ttbbrak." procured1 from tho ashes ed over liis chest, badly injuring hifn. Dr. Lowry discovered tliat morals In the short advertisements in Vahpmidan hsd for some tlmo .been of the saltwort and other “washing .two ribs were broken mid Hint Mr. newspaper*, but usually precedes tho'j learning the principle* of Tantric iwor- hsrbe." Rorak is tn use among ths Demolt was suffering from iuturnal numeral* when they aro arranged In ship from a monk. To complete his ‘ Arabs to this day. Injuries. He is ablo lo go about columns. Mr. E. Tobitt of tho Omaha studies he needcM a dead body, and ’ Mr.’and Mrs. Fi.'dSlubliins ami again. Mr. Doinott is 75 years old public library says It contains an [ on hla assurance that be would reand wrved ilijouch ItalHes of the original ledger of George Washington, store her to life when he bad finished Mi.-s Ell-’u Sullivanvtcrv in(irau-l civil -war. He went unhurt while tn which the 9 Is used frequently. The hla worship, ths w ife consented to beRapid.-. Thumby. serving his country, but nearly met diary of Exra L’Hommedleu, written killed. The man la now tn the hands t dfllfh in. his own yard. In 1778. shows tho earliest occurrence of tho police. , Mrs. O. E. Yerly is visitinp her known .of thia use. It became prevaj ’■Mb lent gradually, being used al first as • ~ I H ■ parents,.Rev. and Mrs,'G. H. Whit­ ~Evorr hra’lthv’clriborn to look ■ ■ 9a> Ivb aker. of Houghton. Nt Y. She left an occasional substitute for tho word, mi Friday for Pl-awnl Ijike, link where she Joined her brother and „ , —----- —---- ;----- —, I to fiir| a little, and to gloat over naw I . -tor: r insister Mr. mid Mrs. P. .1 Hmfdiam | 71* Stanfcni A** Urt ..r rii4.il.—i wi.h i.. ei«htt.._w„wkk nwta,. nn<j George Whdalw ih a motor (tip to IIoupIiIoii. lliuy left Pleas­ -thank my many friends for the ant lake on Saturday.morning, travx beautiful posl cards and Hural of­ Tna Bachelor Giri. ell<M all day aud spent'part of Sun­ ferings while I was m the NlchuD < -I At tath.lor I. . ul< who poU- J,„ CL1„ NPrAal Only National Bank in Barry County day With relatives' in Lorraine. Jidspilal, Battb< Creek. Hastings, Mich. Mrs. Mary Marshall. ' tlraiy ly _____ refuses to marry—until aha Hi [AH **"Hl Ohio. They arrived in Houghton on Adv. asked. — Boston Post. Monday uvening. Tho trip covered Ths Guaranteed Het 5UB miles and much of it was made over cement highways. —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. AKTHLB fe. ML’L HOLL BANNER'WANT ADVS. PAY. | THE CHURCHES Pineapples for Canning 90c to $1.75 per Dozen J. T. PIERSON & SON Department Store Systematic Business n n «j«o deposit your “working funds” with us makes you systematic and encourages good business methods. We will be pleased to explain many of the advantages of the checking system to you. . . /I ■ . • The best business men in every town and city carry checking accounts with their local banks and if you desire to follow good business policy you should open a checking account with us. Why not start immediately, thus beginning one of the principles of business and financial success. n n Hastings National Bank Instant ReU �THE HASTINGS Hl IQ News of the Sports Etc--.... ■■■ Jr=1i-^ti)(g—HI=It= VALUE OF FIRE DRILL IN !□ BASE BALL PLAYERS CITY SCHOOLS IS SHOWN Pupil* Leave Building In 90 TO REPORT MONOAT , GradeKri-omK but IL M. Btiidrnl* mUMlle Minm.Eni.iE. Tin’ .suckers were running good last week and Hie .dip m l* were kept busy the most of Hie lime. Several large rart' “1*° dip|»«mI up. Frank BrandsleHrr ha* lhe hell with om* that weighed 13 imiitid*. Monro*- Dietrich say* hi* chickens are living high on carp. MunyTff the District school.pupil* were here taking Hie exaniinatiOiM last Thursday ami l^djiy. Harp>*nttra are busy mi the GaiMj nor store, preparing fi-r the Gard­ ner A Non* hardware slock. , Dr. B. Swift was called to Grand llapids on Friday forenoon burt min life lived according to a right standard. Selfishness Is unrighte­ ousness. Rut in living wifh our tel-* biw nu'ii we ore urd. to h j swayed by lhe drift of the currents of inllui nrc or public oipU'jo- Wo-am not Here In p) wfin lhe current, tut to lu-lp make th<- current go where if ought. Righlrousnteee a* interpret­ ed by Jesus is Isive—love in action, love in loving service and helpful­ ness for humanity's sake. “Godtet" Hint mean* God-like, do­ ing God's work. Tho trouble witli nr-n and tin. prune cause yj lheir ftrievous faihirc* is not io much a ack of knowing the right thing t<> do. as il is the failure fn do a* Well a* Hiry know. The difflouity U with the will—the failure to will lo Ink-a certain course with tho help of <>od.. The key to the whole lltitig l* io have our own wills set lo *b» the will <rf God. But a Godly life, he said, was tho only one that insun-s us power, ami permanency of life. Ho closed with an exhortation for men and women lo live the life that is worth while—lhe “lifertiid with Ghnsl in. Gort" Blshnp Burl i* a very pleasing speaker, and one fell a* if lislcniug lo a.sincere Christian man. and one who hna a gracious fatherly inter­ est in and cere for tlwise wiio hear him. ['artdr Bready than thanked the Ilirtiop for having come lo Hastings and -for lionoring the lorn) ehnreh by hi* presence, and it was not hard to see that Hie people of Hartings appreciated this episcopal visit. Mr. Ketcham in his add res* had hinted to Bishop Burl that the local church was <L-rtfcou« that Hu> pres­ ent highly efficient nastural lead­ ership be continued. The big audi­ ence expressed lheir warmest ap­ proval of the pastor1* statament that he was pleased when ho was sent to Hastings; had been growing more pleased every day with, his .work here and with tho people of the church ami community. Then turning lo the Bishop ho said that he had never te'en so pleated With Hastings as hi* wa* tonight, and that lie hopHl lhe Bishop would let him slay a* long as lie wanted to. E\ery one knew tlial t he pastor's ideal of a pastorate is four year*. Ami when h" Vtllced lhal rtatemenl tn (he Bislwtp. Hie ap|dati*«* shook Uia hound. Tin* Bishop Jocularly answercMr •Thai iirf»-mD upon jrou. and ynut good behaviour.” All fell that this llttlo part of the program was Hi<* must iiiip<utanl of all tn tho Incal church lhe assured con­ tinuance of the faithful, efficient ami successful pasforrt service of Rev. Bready. . A very humnrnu* feature was Hie paator'a Introduction of the visiting clergymen to the congregation. The Brotherhood member* had voIihI by ballot for new officers. The names of Hie successful oib-s were announced at the conclusion of the regular qirogram a* follow*: President, Frank Sage. Vici' Presi­ dent. I**o Burton. TreaMirer, Arth­ ur C. Brown. -4!, G. .Maywmvd had been elected secretary at the April meeting. Four amendments were also adopted, tho most im|M>rlaiil nnes- being those that provide, n menu committee tn plan the menu* for Hie sup|g>rs. and slinulaling that they must not average In cost ahove SIjn per member; that hereafter in­ stead of'tlMi dues being fixed al 80 cents per year ami the expense of lhe supper averaging a little more than St.21) per member, that here­ after the suppers shall be paid for mH nf the Brotherhood treasury, nnd the dues fixed nt 25 cents per month, or *2JX) for the eight months during which Brotherhood meeting* aro held. Thi* arrangement will lx* much holler than the old one. • Al the cnnrlusipn of lhe program. A. B. Hedrick, the President, had the men form the Brotherhood circle, which reached entirely around lhe big church, and looped into two smaller circles within the larger one. While Joining hands they sang "Blest Re The Tie That Binds." and then with Joined hand* uplifted re­ peated the Lord's "Prayer in concert. It was a beautiful nnd impressive clewing of a wonderful day. AMd».Jrom lhe* etesgymon ai­ ready mentioned by name there were present Revs. Phillips, of Freeport. Kenyon, of Wrwxil.-ind. Slater, of Delton: Lord, of Nnshville: Wesbrook. of Middleville; Yost, of Hastings Circuit; Laity, of t-akr Odessa; Birich, of Coopersville; D«‘Vinnoy, of Grand Rapids; Merrill, of Kalamazoo: -Chapman, of Rattle Creek; Wooton. of Eaton Rapid*; Mead, of Bowne Center; Marsh, of Charlotte; French, of Kalamazoo;’ Garnett, of Hickory Corner* nmi Revs. Robert Bready amt Mallhaei. nf Grand' Rapid*. In addition Id these Rev. Bates, of Emmanuel church. Rev. Betts, of Hie Baptist and Rev. Ballou, of (he. .United Brethren church were present. Under Methodist law, if Rev. Bready rtiould die or be compelh-d to'give up his work in Hasting*, the District Hui>erintendcnt, Hev. Dr. J. C. Floyd would become the pastor of the local church, having /all au­ thority over all its work until.a new pastor should he named. 'By the same law if both Uiesc clergymen should die or circumstance* force them lo cease lheir partoral labors, then Bishop Burt would become pastor of Hastings church, having full authority until a pastor should be regularly named.. Yesterday morning the three potential pastors of the Mailings chureh wTRil to the Brubaker A Howe studio, and were photographed. The Bunday school offered a tanner to the class which had (he argest percentage of enrolled mem­ bers in the parade. The winner of lhe banner was Class No. 5, Mrs. JMDM Lung’*, ellM of girls, every, enrolled member of which was in I ha procession. An inspiring *ight greeted tbe Hi'hnp. tfre two «ti*tr»rt superinten­ dents, Dr*. Hiovd and laHiron, the two former pastors, Hev. J. W. Hioohan and 1 »r. W. M. Puffi r, aa they looked, down from the pulpit Ire Delated. upon tho .nundi,-<D <>f happy chil­ MlNAKEUKVr SIGNS UKUBKRS I Tbe value of hnvjng a monthly dren and young folk< and the hun­ . tire drill in (lie city schools vvn* dreds more Of grown-ups who filled HAU. TEAM. I shown on Thursday nf(elii"oii when the church, all of them, in joyous :ill of tin- glrtlfe pilplt' III III'- «»•»«mood*. Bup.-mih-iident of the Irnl school building Were mil of lh<Sunday School John (L KelchaiiL PROMISE TO DEVELOP INTO I'Uddinx om- ami ><m- lia)f minutes took charge of the excrciiu-s.^.Thr^* [after lii>' alarm was soiimleil. ,Tlu•“■ng* were sung with tin enthusiasm HASTINGS' FASTEST TEAM .tire.'whii li eriainuieil Irani an althat waa uplift Ing and inspirutwmnl. i eoliol stove in lIn- luminal training all entering into that feature of lhe ; nxim, aimiiint)-il lo mulling a* it ‘•’I WiUl :lhe-utmost heartiness. Henry Kane of Cadillac has rent­ I.lnr-Up Includes Player* of Wa- quickly e\[higiii*lird „4iy the ed me vacant More num of -Im I­ I lien follpwod prayer by Dr. JaHi-iuileiH.-*, win) thu-vv sand upon it. Former Trams. Some Ixagiicrit” I*. Parkhurst ami will III up the rop. Pf Kalamazoo, and a short talk ’ Tlio high •M-li'X'l Stuih-lil* Would and Several (adleuimi*. Wine for a Vitudelte. This 1* good by Hie Bishop wtn>«>- beaming face in all. a* that form of amuse­ -howett how him-ti h« appreciated Almost nil of th«‘ pktyrpi nccea* uf till- lc;iill«-l.- now* I* very |>opiilar and we predict Hie honor paid him by Hie Sunday nary for Hie Harting- baw ball alarm us false ment S'-hool, and how happy he was-in 11 good buSitte**. team. which will, open II* anartin lheir. happiness -Imre hn Memorial Day with Olivet The Bishop remarks were Will Btimpson. the farm • rci-ititly college, hceohiing to un e*lubll*lu*d Inuiuht of 1 lie .Morgan estate, known founded on an incident in his own custom,-havi* brta atetied. mid the ••'perience. He was in Switzerland: ■officer* of the association ore Krert-f .ildc ren-b-rti.ifion mid some r"O■The In-avA- rains of last week mid wishing lo gel n view of. Alpine . ly pleased with the .candidales fin , fusion. ofu- seel ion'ninrehi'd down and valley scenery, said io —the Aurioll* |*o*tf1nn<.- The ptnyrr*; the *tmrwrr?-:ntK«Ht»H-xre4i«»n-went JU£li!31-ltUt_.dJ’-:! . «I*H*«?*-. JH»° ti'1! mountain • with _a »_... m .......... .• i ,|„wn f||,. _ |j|v ,-M-ape. Fully live river. m> that a m-w con Hutt is now he the finest In Hui , .mnti y, to- w.n tew ............... bxertdions. — will re|xirl directed to go io a certain com­ minute* elapsed Ix-fure the high for practise on Monday. manding etevalioiron the mountain M-ltool wa* emptied. Among the The following- have l»-en rtgn<-<i: the Fanm-rs Slate Bank building: *i<le. Be took the road which was grade .studentJ. who Were perinitBell, pilchi-r mid manager. ■•aid to [cad l<> it and was told to <. Kynntl. pitcher ami infielder. l<M>k for a certain guide post which KraUnjilfi-n cate her. if improVc- the looks of lhe place would fiiTa Aim direction la ths . Maltby, infielder. i Tin- retlular ihonfiny—iJrilF was.• very murli. spot. He found this guidepost with . Max Eek. short stop. . I | held in the morn mg. Slightly betits finger pointing in the direction George M. Wilson and John FinkMiller, inlfrld.-r. 1 Iteiiirr, wi-i'e in Hasting* on Friday he should go. On. if were these lL*ck. second Imseman. in connection with H"’ late Frank word*: ••'furn to tin- Right, and Go Stimson, third imsemau. Straight Ahead ' He commended Hurtlng* Defeated Freeport. Marsh estate. ‘ MrKay, infielder, outfieldtH- ami Geonje Kraft, for .Mime years a the statement on that .guidepost as j The Hasting* high school team .catcher. " . Hutrhitl*. catcher ami infielder, i> plnyid n return /mne. in. Freeport very eHieient clerk at the Blake A giving the only safe direction for us nil. ynung and old. for making our Co.* Store is soon going In move to Wednesday. winning by a score of . Tindall, pitcher. Through the reconiim-ndali<m of:-7 to <J. - Itmish -- - •• and —- Garland* were Harbor Spring*, where he has a way through thi* life. And we have thal old veteran Harting-, player,; «>• top- for Harting*; t*L**on uml goixl joii. On account of lhe condi­ not only the gtti<l>-{*q*l. hill the ever­ living Guide to help us keep in lhe tion of Mrs. Kraft's health a change Bgiililer. for Freeport. Born Daqiolh, te-alhermmi, a prom- "-•'•'■*e -—> «*•iKreeporf ’—.........r right road. of climate was deemed advisable. ising young (>[ayp.r uf Caledonia, will iwnny won in Hasting*. The Baptist Aid Sx-iety supper, When tho Bunday School pro­ also lx* given a chance, as will also on Friday wa* welt attended ami the gram was conclud'd with another several local players. McKay ami luilon Rapid* Defeats ligating*. want* of Hie inner man well atlend- song, the member* of the Brother-' Beck wi-re (firmer players of the Tin* strong Eaton Rapids high IusmI who were present assembled S'utti Michigan league. Hutch)-n* “•Ixxd team defeated Hastings in ed I", aa usual. Our High School linyi defeated thi; in the chnreh, and with many oth­ rniih-s from Alamo. Maltby's hmm- tin- Eaton county village on Satintownship, m-ar Kalamazoo. Hut­ day, tj toX Thw wan ifaation l.i-t Cal<‘<k>uiti High Sclimd on Friday. er member*, who rami* li»o late for chens ) aucJit for ()l*egt» last year frame hut ono in lhe Trf-Countyl Come again Imy* when you have bad the Sunday .School program, all more practise. man-hed lo the social parlors, Norffial college team. Kratz: ill. r g(MH| for aI1(J lm|(| * A. A. Ayers of Grand Rapid* was where the Btptlierhood supper was comes from (dielsea, ra-ks* J' home. ».opponent*. down on Salm day looking over some served to over :u*i men by Al. Brill’s (Jieisea.E<'k 1’'1''! |I down hi* hard-hitting suppar squad of fin men. Il was a a ...... gnat same fm | Hwiiig in the fact that they had real estate matters. , .town. He .... caught .. Mrs. IX'twirnh Rogers who spent line ro|MsL ttic'-ll'-nlly served, and Mooting* al la-slie last season and participated in a practise game with was also lhe bat in Katuma-] a team from Hie country. Bollum. lhe winter wtllrher daughter. .Mr*. the men did 'ample justice In the Chprle* -Bandllrld in Grand Rapid* good things provided. As the Bish­ zoo [tart of Inrt season. Hi* name j Garland. mHmer a I'aliiu-r and Hill .were not lia* returned home for several op came into the room* he was is g bardhim one.««» for the scorer* ««ii,‘d i“ .k . j“-....j.j -----------------<1,4 .. •M.ii.-r.-;; ’. 'l-y ”vF. jn ||h, week* stay. . greeted with a idiautauqua salute. Eckert caught a Mrs'. Geraldint* Pratt ha* returned The invocation wa* given by Dr. from several weeks visit and ap— Puffer. At the conclusion of the bins may also txi signed. J pear* glad lo lx- at home again. supper lhe Biahup made a few re­ A Grand Rapid* ball team crossed marks. voicing. hii< pleasure al seo/ HASTINGS AND GRAND bate with the uatorji boyg Saturday ing puch a splendid gathering of RAPIDS Jam'** I- ,Crawley, city,_ and walked- away with llie score. men. and saying Hint il was one nf nM riU0 WHISTERS wniAicnd lhail whoni llvh. jM noof.Hits more widi> It is t(M> bad that their manners the largest and best Brotherhoods — .... , • , I ly known freemason in Burry rmin- vren- not ns good a* their ball play­ in MdliodisnL Allert For ».tM. Knight hniaht and ami Furni Furnl-­ |y< hll, |10ll0n^| b>. lwn llla. ing. To (Tontrst . A fine feature of this pari of the Hugo Rufus, who has been lhe evening progHun was lhe presenta­ ture City Trophic* in Hart­ sonic IhhIic* of Middleville. Some turn- ago Blue Lodge of that village boss firyer ul the factory for some tion of a tn-aullfui gold Brolherhond ings, Thursday Evening. ma<l>- him an honorary member. yisirs, lia* resigned lii* [xisiliun gpd pm to Hie rattnng PrertitenL A. B. ’ Teams representing tho ifartitigs Mr. Crawley ku* received ihx-u- eX|»6cU to co WCrt-1 Heilrick. whose faithful and succeaand <*rand Hapuh Whist club* will im-nl.- showing that he has bm*n G. E. Blake lia* ll ii* Fland- ful efforts for the organization .play for lhe Knight jjhd Furniture similarly huiiorefl by the members nieriled'lhis recognition. The pre­ City trophies in thi* city Thursday of O. E. s. Chaider X'fr. fT. Mr. was made very'fittingly evening. The Knigfit trophy is ।Crawley i* well-known for the im­ Ford louring i*ar, and now look out sentation and feelingly by C. G. Maywooo. lhe held by Hasting*, the Furniture pressive luauutuA-jn which he len­ for the road* an- apt to be hot. W, J. IRryward returned from Brotherhood .secretary. Mr. Hed­ City trophy by GrandVRapida. Tbe ders , the burial services of the or­ Kalamazoo Saturday A. M„ where he rick was completely taken by sur­ visitors will arrive in . motor-cars ,der. Hi* association.* with I he-Midprise, and was deeply touched by ’ and will lie entertained al the Park- ,dh-vill)- lodge have been particular­ i* having a line horse hulineM I hi* this token of good-will. «priiig. er House. t ly m-ar a* be has reminded the last Il Was in minutes past eight llotli team* have engaged, in some ril.es , Max I.ynd is now at work in “the al the gravdt iif.aiiout 25 memthe Brulherhopd excellent contest*. HustingN re- । Ritchie barber shop. Hi* friend* o'clock when man-hed upstairs to their place* in Cently won the Knight tniphy in aye glad to see him back in town. the iMxiy nf Hie church, which had Grand Rapid*, and they hope to se­ Art Brace ha* resigned his jo)> nt been reserved for them, Broltier­ Obituary. . the cure the other one this lime. ' Ritchie barber shop and ha* Thi* tentative member* of (he W0I.G0TT—David Wolcott was iMHighl a horse and will leave on hood members filled the choir loft. -Harting* team* follow: Doyle rind IIsirii July- 12. 18194. Oswego county. Tuesday 011 hi* summer lurtllng The evening cnngr^gaUon was near­ Kti'bbin*. Huffman and Hayes. Hub- :Xcw York., amt di parti*d this life trip. He start* al work over in Kent ly a* large a* that which assembled at They sang a Mection at l>ar>l mid Iiuh-kI--. and l’-nr- Muy 18, ltd I. at his home on Nrnili ropuly. ' tho micning of Hie service. <J. G. l»er: Wooton and ScJiadi-r, Cook IBromlvsag-, this -Aufy.— Hu wa* 83 J. Tdwn*enil has been very busy Maywood presided al the organ, and ami Robert*. Worrell and Bauer, !y«i;ir*. |0 tniinlh* lind 15 day* of age. ofZ.lat>getting Hungs in shape for Osborn and Myers. Tbe funeral servici- was held Wed- enjoying the summer over al the direclui the singing. After brief in­ pevlay afternoon nt 2 o’clock. Hev. lake. Hi* cpllage i* built and equip­ troductory remarks by the pastor. RiL'\*-ll H. Breaily. officiating. Mr. ped amt hi* boatwill soon i»‘ ready. Hev. H. 11. Br.-adv. lhe Brotherhood TO GRAND RAPIDS GY RIV­ choir sang “Glaa Day" a* only 28 Wol<X»ll was united in matrimony Tinfamily will spend a good share ER IN LESS THAN It HOURS lo Sarah M. Buiglx-r April 28. 1853. of the season there while Z. J. will men can sing when they "sing with To this union were kirn two chil- go over at night and of course will the spirit.-' The congregation Joindri-tL |hy|Ii dS’iiig in mfam-y. He calcli lhe fish that aro naodad to cut mi in the chorus. This was a fitting Waller Phelps uni Vpre Miller “opener.-’ Rev. J. W. Sheehan off­ to riiiHirn lheir lu*A a wife. ered a prayer which breathed the . Hp-jik All Knouu U^ofds Dur­ M-vi-rnt pier)- and nephew.* and a iloWIt the high cost of living. t Tar Ison is building r® o ^mcI.< true «piri> of On behalf ing Canoe Trip. ‘J host dfTfirnds. A twin firotnerfifi-- oaMr', the second story of hi* building. of the local church. Sunday School. . Iredeil tn death, fmir year* ami eight Waller rlu-lps and Yen* Miller.। hours. Al the age of four year*. Mr. Thai will make quite an improve­ Brotherhood. Epworth League, the two wellrknown enlhusiart* in ca- Wolcott with hi* parent* moved, to ment Id lhe living rooms above the Ladies Aid. and all the departments • of this working chifbch. J. C. Ketch­ nueing. broke all known record* via I Brat-evilb*. Portage county, Ohio, shop. nvre between Hasting* ami Grand) nnd there spent tiis boyhoml ilay*. John Shriner now Titles in a hew am welcomed the Bishop. Mr. Ketcham was al his best in trial ad­ Rapid* Sunday when they paddled -tn itcii he with Mr*. WolcMI moved Ford auto. from this city lo the Valley Cily in — ■ m gjjg ---------------------------1 in to this cily. Thu* Tin the grim reaper Dr. A. Hanlon commenced grading dress. and a more fitting welcome it ten nnd om- lialf Imur*. Il ibe difficult for any one to ex­ i* terminated . .xly-ond year* sixty- of Weli­ and digging for iht* cellar for his would daimed that the distance tx-lwecn ded Ilf.-, tlfiy-nim- of which Wtsre new Main street resilience and of- press. The pastor, in a happy man­ Hie Iwo cities by the water route j* spent in Hast ing*.' lb* wa* highly lli-e.’on Monday. This will make a ner, next introduced the introducer. about tW mile*. The prev ion* respected, and will.be missed in Illis line improvement to lhe west side District Nuperiiftendent Floyd. Dr. Floyd saiil he doubted if there was known.record wa* held by \V. W community.. ot the river, and Will tie very handy- a church in lhe Michigan conference ■ Potter ami R. W. Roger*, who made1 tor lhe doctor, a* he wjll theq have which could equal the demonstra­ the.trip in a slightly lourer time. hi* office at his resilience, instead of Death of Hiruni Bogers. tion he had seen in Hartings that • Th* young mon left Hastings al Roger*, aged 72 years, one living out one-half mile, as for evening. He then introduced the four o’clock. They arrived ut Irv­ ofHiram ■ the well-known resident* of Has­ sohie years. ing at 5rt5; at Middleville at fl:.lii: nt Will Sweet, relumed froin lhe Bisirop. ting*. and. one of Hie llr«l white Again the Bishop voiced hl* ap­ IgiHarge al 8:27. They arrivi-d nt north, on Monday. Aila. Hie confluence of the Tlmru- children iiorn in Carlton township, I'iitvstunts that some of our aute preciation of the hearty welcome „*l»ple and Grand river* rd tt:’iO. dieil early on Wednesday morning drivers-try to pull off. would be he had received in Hartings. He Alter passing into the Grand River following a stroke* of paralysis on amusing if they were not so.danger­ said he had planned originally lo Monday from.which Iwscarvely re­ give hi* lecture on Methodism in Hicy encountered । a «ln>iig head gained <*<insri<iu»nesti. . - ous Uu>* inau tore down a stairway Europe, ami had later been request­ wind and found paddling difib-ult mi Sunday, when entering .his gar­ Mr. Hagers wa* born on Septem­ age. ed b» th* pa*(or4o give bis lecture compared with Hie ease they had in on Methodism In Italy. But as eith­ : dMceuding Hie swiftly-flowing ber.I i. IH12. and liveil lhe life of a <».'!>. Whitmore was in Grand er of those addresses would take the Thornapjib*. They arrived in Grand pion. <-r youth. He was educated in Rapids on ImAiiieM Monday. Hie .'-h<Miis uf the early dayiy He ■THfrpId* at 2:30 -o’clock. En route Hev. J. T.' Husted lias licen pro­ belter pari of two hours, and as il they shot dmil* nt Harting*, Irving b«-l|n d his father and Imdher* cured to deliver tho Decoration Day was then nine o'clock, ho had dev clear- their farm in tkulloir. On addros*. and a good program is as­ cided to do neither, but to center his nnd Alaska. ’•Thi* is a remarkable record. Octolmr tilth, tBfl7. In- was united in sured. The school children will take remarks for a short time on an ex­ -which ha* probably not been equal­ marriage with- Lydia I'itsbury. To an active pnrt. The services will be hortation the Apostle Paul made in led tinea the French Vuyag--ui < mid lhi-tn wore lw>rn tin* Mlowing sur­ held in the grove adjoining t|ie cem­ pne of hi* eptsllea. to “live soberly, Hi* red mm of reimije time* viving i-hil<lren; Tlu-ixlore. Oak­ etery. . righleouily and Godly.” We sum­ paddled their, frail crafts up aftd land. Cal.: Cliarles, Sptknne.-Wash.; Harry Baldwin and family have marize his remarks based on these (town H"' (fwashleumig and Bowan- Mrs. Stella (treble. Hastings; Mrs. moved lo Hastings, where he ha* key words. William Schnder.-Hastiugs; Mr*. B. quesake river* years before the**“Soberly;-' applied to one’s own employment with the. Hogue Store, two atreatnM wen- known by the I.. Kenyon, ijmsing; Scott. Spokane. H. <>. Beneway*delivered a load of personal life. It meant thn bal­ . more prosaic names of Grand ami Wash. Mimm'» Glcinia and Gertrude, goods by auto to Freeport on Mon- anced. th* rontfoUed life, with the Hastings. TlmrnaiMzte. . appetites, lhe passions under sub­ Mr,-Rogers and hi* family remov­ Until a nutnlier of young men in The p4»sl office is Receiving a coal jection.’ If thi-y were so. they would this city obtained canoe* several ed from lheir farm m-ar Freeport of paint in/ lhe interior, much help a man to live the helpful life, year* ago. lhe beaulh-s of the to Hartings in 1902. He-is n mem- needed improvement. the clean life, the pure life, which - Thornappte were known lo few her of Hasting* Ixxlge No. 52, F. A John Hitchie has a very finely God intended a man to live. The fasideut* of this riHninuiiily. Il is A. Mm and Hasting* Chapter IL A. M. painted barber pole in front of his body must Im- the servant of lhe Funeral arrangement* will not b« shop. Marioir Benaway did the job. spirit. Wb. ii the body with its apom* of Hie mort beautiful stream* made until p-ord ’is received from in Michigan. Marion Benawiy and wife are to Stiles and passions masters the son* of deceased, who are thought join-tho Bloomer Girl ball learn for in. he is a slave, and sooner o'­ to be en route home. ItaMings »*. Nashville Tuesday Mr*. Twlckambury. lhe summer. er will become the bondaervaul The game between Hartings and H. E. Hetrick and faiplly were of deadly tins. We must master our­ -Nashville high school*, which was Barber Shops To (Hum*. th*- Saturday and-Sunday guests of selves, exercise self control; and Sunday." Mid Mrs. Twiek.mbory, •cheduisd for Saturday has been The barber shops In this cily willI Dr. and Mrs. Swift. They came by God's help is 'promised. if wo "and wa heard the 'Mags* Chart*' *-*teon*d until Tii'**-!ay. Tins will rkiM* at4$ o’clock on Saturday. May auto and the doctor and family went make the effort. beautifully Ming.'-—Punch. > lb* last *ame in th* Tn-l.kmnly to Grand Rapid* with them on their ■■Righleousiy,-" concerned ones <rte» h, which Hasting* will parreturn. Mrs. Swift spending Monday relation tn his fellowmen-hrs Every ono abuuld see it. SAKNEJl WANT ADVH. PAY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. in the cily. brotherliness, a righteous life is a ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure The only Baking Powder made from Royal C rape Cream ofTartar L WO ALUM, XO UMI PHOSPHATE SOI TH WEST MAPLE ( IMMIGRATION MOVEMENT Mire F’ern Harding is.expected TO ANO FROM CANADA liomb from her schqpl -al Cedar Itako Tu--*day. ’ Mr. nnd Mr*. Ia*w Hill visited al Nlnlcmrnl Made By Gml. (aunml*Will Dunn’s-in Assyria Sunday and sloncr Walker At Wtanlpcg, report the sick on the gain. Mnnitoha. z Mrs. Addle Nrnith of Nashville and Armjr.Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Cahnon"'spent iJLta qu',e l1?.* lhal Sunday at Ray laiphams. di??hi« Ih,° *’,to Can?“* (luring Hie part mix year*, but il is Mr. and Mr*. Bam- Ortrnth and children from near Kaahville, Rev. perfect nonsense to say that MilJMlii and Mr*. Gurney-of Ulpventole. aud Male* tn the same period. Wo Rev. J. Neirgnrth nf Kalomaxixt, ute dinner with Cyrus Buxton and wife ada thoae who declare Hiemselvoa Sunday. -* ' ui ***•“"$ permanent Byron Munger ha* treated hi* house in n fresh coat of piling- E«1 Mmuliau mintcr. ami lo definitely * ',n Canada. Tlin Telbric of Dowling iloiiqr Um work. We are glad to soy that Mr*. Bailie Unltirt Nlalos authorHira nn Hi-, all the Ostrolh is gaining from her recent other band enumerate thousand* of American* who go sicknes*. Mr. nnd Mr*. Oraon Mr InlyreJiave Imck to the United Ulates for a v i*it as leaving Canada. This Is puh'lia*e<l (he hrtme farm amlTohn McIntyre the 8(1 acre* known as. the the dtlTorem-e fn our system,and it will occur to you In a moment il i* old Buckingham place. upimrlant dHTerrncn. Mr. and Mr*. Dau Ostroth and a mighty daughter. Mi*.* Mnbel and Mr. and I Im*- Americans who leave Canada Mrs. Will Hnwblitz nf North Maple certainly leave Canada. That is Grove attended Hu- Quarterly Meet­ true But. tliry leave to eotne back ing services here Sunday. spi*nding in a.week, in two weeks, in Lw>i the remainder of the day al Geo day* or in jwo months -they are not leaving penuanently. OstroHi's. The ('umndian Government takes Quarterly mwling service* were liehl-al (he church front Friday exactly the . same precaution to I'uuim-ratc Canadian citizen* leav­ 'night until Sunday night, conducted by Rev< J. Ni’irgarih. our new pre­ ing (langrfa for the Uniled States ns siding Elder, who delivered several- Il does to enumerate citizens of the tine afirtton* which were appreciat­ United State* who leave that coun­ try lo come lo Canada. For in­ ed by nil in attendance. ■ Mr*. Emma Slioup is ’pending stance, during the year IPI3, I AH *orno time with her «nn Mat Balch lieople left Canada declaring thenirtdvm intending tn make lheir and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ram Buxton and hmne in Hie United Stale* and they daughter* attended a family gath­ took with them 91 car loads of ering at Humid Blanton home Sun­ selller*' effects. In the same peri­ I'JfljHMi American.* declaring day. forty-three being present tn od enjoy lhe iMnuiliful Minner. 'Those Ihetnselvr* lo become Canadian, preaanl from away were Ils' F.. citizens entered Western Canada Stanton of St. Helen. Mr. nnd Mrs. ports bringing with tliein 7.05i car John Lei* of Marshall an<| Mr. nnd loads of effects. These facts tell a Mr*. Yern Greenlh*l<l ami nona of story Imller tbqn anything else. | cun say. Adv. Olivet. Wesley Dunham ha* beoh pninlMr. and Mrs. John Bronson and ing "nnd papering nt Bert Harding's lhe pnsl week, nnd is now doing Mr. and Mr*. Weldon Bnm.*op.und daughter Dorothy, visitr-d J. Italy’s sarm* al Enos Walton’s. Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Weber nf pi*«iple near Freeport Hunday. North Maple Grove ami Mr. Nagel of Cloverdale visited nt Frank Hyde’s after allemljng the church service* The Imported Black Sunday morning. Perchcron Stallion Mr. ami Mr*. Cyrus Buxton nnd Mr*. Or«on McIntyre amt daughter. Eitilh spent Monday in Hallie Creek. Rev. J. J. Marshall ami wife spent Runday/at Will Blower*' after at­ tending the rervires nt the church j in Hn* morning. Harry McKelvy has purchased ani No. 51964 -weight 1950 lbs. auto buggy of Edgar Case. The school Is planning for a jdc-< Will make the season ol 1914 at nic on the ... last ........... .. .day. —jiao i» . uupnuio Jas.. W. Hopkins* (arm. every Mr. and Mr*. James Smith nndiMOndav. Termsdaughter visited Hoy Binifh and “I" J" family near Dowling. Sunday. ' sure standing colt. “Gueru” J Judge Smilh Idft last nigW—for Day View where- he will attend a mot-ting of thtkboard of direefors. Nashville, Mich. 1914 BUICKS SOLD Wait and See the 1915 Models Hastings Buick Co HASTINGS, MICH. ONE POLLAK Makes a good start—tbe second one cornea easier. Dimes grow to dollars faster than dollars make dollars. It is t*ecause-they are small and easy to save. Saye two dimes a day and you will never miss them. Decide—Mr.00 today. Than come to this: bank and start a Savings Account. Don't wait. ti Remember, somebody banks the money you foolishly ‘‘blow in.” 4% on Certificates FARMERS STATE BANK MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN �•!. "wtf. -------------- CLOVEHDALE. I Southwestern Barry Commencement Gifts The time for selecting gifts for the graduates is here. You’ll be glad to show your courtesy, esteem and thoughtfulness in any one of the beautiful gifts you can select from our large and varied stock. In giving a gift, selected from our stock, you are sure of full .value and correct representation. Let jus suggest: Fountain Pens, Books, Purses, Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, Par* isian Ivory Hair Broshes, Paris­ ian Ivory Hand Mirrors, Ko* daks, Casting Rods and Reels, Framed Pictures, Box Stationery he —Plain end with Initial, Corres­ pondence Cards, Military Brush­ es,-Hat Brushes, Clothes Brush- Ellis E. Faulkner m' Delton, Michigan Devoes Ready mixed pure paints oils, turpentine, brushes and all that you will need to paint that house or barn. > =M Let us tell you just what wc will furnish you paint for your buildings for. Remeipber fewer gallons go far­ ther and last longer. Everything in the paint line. Good Farm For Sale To Close Up the George Hayward Estate Prairieville, Mich. ia N order to close up the estate of the Jute George Hayward, consisting of 240 acres on Sec. 25, Orangeville town­ ship, 1 will receive bids on the entire farm, or on any 80 or 160-acre parcel, retaining the right to reject any or all bids. . There is a seven-room house, two large barns, granary, scale house, hog house, sheep shed, wjnd mill and a large reservoir. It is all hard land—no swamps. About 40 acres of sec­ ond-growth- timber. E F. H. WILKINSON Both Phones Dresses Dresses Dresses! KOPF & KOPF CMi Hair Brushes, Perfume, Box Candy. Pn<t Card Album*, Bibles The Rcxall Store Mr. and Mrs. Is-Hts Acker and j Mrs. Acker were in Hastings on 1 husiuessJSMurday. 2.^ —,2 . Miss Ada Goodakrr of Prairieville | I spent over Sumjny with her sister. | • ... I Mrs. Orville Kingsbury. JOHNSTOWN AND BARRY mu. Shaw of .Hastings spent Fri- j DEI-TUN. Herbert Chamix.-riahi wf.Battb' PIONEEHS HAVE MEETING A^LJfondn. WlUl n 'l hl 11’ Ladies' Dresses Creek visited his mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mr. Mro. Eli Payne spent Sun- I —--------Mr :iml Wesley Norwood over Sunday. Misses' Dresses A dinner wdl be scried by the Eujoyablo Guthcrinu .it Home of-1’. day with Mr. and Mrs. lA‘11 Payne of. Children’s Dresses Cedar Creek. . latdics Aid Wednesday noon ol •the Gingham Dresses A. FMicr. fitefAcmlM-r Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Bunk Gibbs of iTiuhome of Mr. and Mrs. William Percale Dresses iu Dellon. Li nene Dresses rievlUe spent Tuesday with Mr. Mid1 I Hall's. Serge Dresses Mrs. Homer Green returned libme The seiui-aimual jm-i-iing'of Ute Mrs. -Bert McCallum. St.mlay after a week’s visit with pioneers of Barry ami Johmiowu Galatea Dresses Church Notes. her daughter, Mrs. Town of Fine held at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Striped Dresses ' There will be preaddugA next • Lake. Barred Dresses P. A. Fisher, ig Jolniituxxii, TlfuraFigured Dresses Alberf Hauer spent Saturday nnd day, WM ujtended b) I j peraous ■in­ Sunday morning aud eveffiiiK. Checked Dresses Sunday school at i 1:00 A. M. 'p-s- ; Bunday at his boms in WUnilaml. cluding many promim-nt it-Mdcntt ■ Twenty-five G-nt Dresses Orval Kelly, the lillle son 01 Mr. of lhe southern pail ■ I ike county. win V1U Duke 17:1-16. "Unpruliteble । . \ j ami Mrs. Homer Kelly.- was serious­ Txxenty-aevcll aiuxx- . Thirty-five Cent Dresses r ;,>|| cult ul .Servants." lleinvialHT Memorial Bay at Clky-j ly ill last week, but is much better members. Twelvt; Fifty Cent Dresses members Seventy-five Cent Dresses erdale church at llLUUA.U. Evers-J al this writing. were gilded to the IM. There was Ninety Cent Dresses , \ । Miss Helen Griffith of Kalamazmi also u k’lMHl. progrm:, including a one come. One Dollar & Ten-cent Dresses. The ehui'rh fair was very well air । spout Friday, with her sister, Mrs. duel by Mcsdames Sub ■> ami Carr. One Dollar & 25c Dresses John Adriaiuon. The next meeting xxui held on tended and the music was tijje. WA Merle Sprague of Battle Creek September It) at tin- Imimi of orm hope that evenr one who saw tlie\ _fl de 35c Dresses museum will always remember the ? was lionie for over SundayBarrett, of Dclloil. Mr. Uhd Mrs. Orrin .Barrell al-1 Officers were civet, d as follow? different things. Dresses until you can’t rest. We invite tended (he Johnstown townslii.r for tin! ensuing Jem • Ira Brooks, Ionic •'Tip1 Christian you to call in and inspect them. Pioneer meet Ins. Thursday. President—P. A. Fisher. • La Vern Green enieriaiiied HnySecretary—Mrs. Eliza Sheffield. mond Aldrich of Mlmlta, H-llurdav. Treasurer—Sarfili P.ilrnalicn .in behalf of liiu Y. 1*. A. we wisli '.A special meeting of'the Study Oliiurtiinil of program I'.nniiiilliee frtllb XWtiTlieTd Wlfh MiSTTrs: More'­ j—Mrs. Muiy Steven i-iuusiy and willingly lieliwd us in ; house Monday evening. the church fair.. May 15 ami 16. DELTON, MICH. | Miss Bcrnico Peuuock spent Wed­ NOKT11 HOPE. Especially the musicians and those nesday and ’ Thursday xvith her church. Proceeds, grand parcnls, MH ami Mrs. Win. Willard Boglcy all>-mln| lhe b.ill outride lhe Smith of Hickory Corners. ________________ Ha5ffiF Hotivcifer of Hastings Satfirday afturnmiu :.l l»j-to-nr " "" Old Newspapers. ~ David Livingstone. Nchool spent Saturday ami Sunday Mrs. Charles Ami- r- eiiiorinineti Varying Meat Consumption. The earliest English newspaper. Nawith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Unac her daughter and family of Pmluuk ilouvener. Bunday. ’ trails and Now Zealand carry off the “Chttambna Village.” on the Maillano. The Lillies Foreign Missloilarry .Mr.-Hutli tins ptirrha«-d lhe farm prixe. Tho former eat 262 pounds of in Africa, iJvingitonc’a body waa, in Society met xvilh Mrs. Lcln Har­ known as the Ejdi''«i place and uro meat a year each; tho latter 212 1874, taken to England and deposited advertliln* exhibition, liad aoreral rington. Wednesday afternoom predeceuont abroad. The Aral of moving onio il this u.-.-k. pounds, tho Americans IM pounds, with high honors In Wewmlnster Ab­ Mi*s Loi* Leonard ontortainod Warm) flefton r'-turiied fn-in bey, the British government bearing three In point of tlma was theOrdlnarij Miss l*»ris Griffith of Hickory Cor­ Grand llapids hist w.---k lo enjoy a and the British 130 pounds. Tho con­ Ariaa. the publication of which began sumption ot meat in thia country is ner*. several days Inst week. few wj-eks ouliug al the lakes. funeral. Livingstone will always rank Mrs. Sarah Brnndsloller ami lhe . Ernest Julilicock. and family of on the decrease, owing to the scarcity among thu moat Illustrious of the tho appearance of Nathaniel Hutter's Misses Cjuidai-c Ailniiw, Aline Cross. East Orniigevilli-. w.-rn, Sumitiy of tho supply. venture- In 1620 Abraham Vorhoeven mid Clcoife Brandstelier were over finder and clvillxtr u welt as a moat founded the Nfeuve Thljdlngcn at James Brown ami wifi1 of Prairie­ BtlHday guests hi Kalamazoo. tn a Small Town. devoted- Christian and philanthropist. Antwerp, and |ht« continued to apMrs. George Monroe and children ville were Satunlay amt Sunday of Shullz visile*! friends in loxvn A small town man's idea of adven­ Upon his targn and lasting tamo there eat existing newspaper is apparently Saturday. ' . ture Is to go to a city and be shaved sesnu to bo not < single blot. the Swedish official gaxette, which Mr. ami Mrs. Lyle Bhedd.of Kala­ 'Springs spent Suii'l-t.' at' Bernard by a woman barber.—Topeka (Kan.) dates back to 1641. mazoo were the gtmsls of Mr. and fjc<h>iin‘s. Capital Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Holmes, of Mrs. John Burke, Saturday. Ban Karns bepfui bis duties al.life Knimas City. Kan., anguests of Mr. Mrs. E. S. Morehouse was <m the saw mill Monday im-rmiig. ■ FoYd Hicks in expected Ipme from and Mrs. John Mulliken.' Sr. Mrs. sick list a few days Insl A^vek. * ' ilal|>li Brown, wife and lillle niece Rev. John Slater visil<-*l his nor-. spent Suntlny wipi H.ilt-rl McKib­ Bolding Saturday for a visit with hiz Holmes and Mrs. Mulliken are sis- spent Sunday with Hustings rela­ tives. rnta. Mr. nml -Mrs. Edwin Sluter of ben ami family of W.-s| Ihtpe. Igmsing. Ins! week. Quito a number m-m»|e enjoy­ Mr. nml .Mrs. M. M. Maiming nnd ed lit.- ilshing ott-oiir l;d.<« Sunday. Mtes Kathryn Dinkel . auUnd tn William Alldun ami family. Miss Kalamazoo. Saturday. Alice ....... Foley „.... and ................. Ri-« JoIiiim-h were Garner Hampton. Paul Faulkner,j Sunday visilors at Frank L. Johnami L<sui Dunning visile*! school in, soli's----on >•:-•Hig|t *»* St. -' Hnstings. Thursday. ' James Murphy ami wrfe spenl i Miss Florence Srlmffhotiser was Saturday with the lallvi - sister at In llnslings Vriilay morning. Kalama/iio. Mr. mid Mrs. A. W. Bune'c enter­ Cliltid llainuioit'l and family spent tained Miss Alice Smilh of Prairie­ •Sunday at Fordy Cady's at Balli-j ville, Thursday. more. • Mr. and Mrs. James Calllirnpc of, ,-v<„ Prairieville were over Suridax j f„r Sunday <|iiuin-. John Aberlguesis nf their daughter. Mrs. A*'1-1 sun ami wife of Qrangcvilli-; |on Burpee and family. . Gus P<-ak«: am) uife enlerlaim d C. ' . p’wnjmtjj.lfr. tmd-Cuuily. :,.of?*’.liu.Hz» I Stmilnx’. . ■ SHULTZFordy Anders is a-'i»ling Mr. SoiiMr. and Mrs. Jollii-Hallock aniHfifunl daughter «A Ihiud's CornersJ nei-ville of Shullz, with lite new spcid Sunday with'Mrs. H. Hallock. barn wall. Horn, to (Ikcar Wurm nnd wife, IHIIILIM).’ 1 I May IH, a line baby girl, named Vio­ , Henry PrunL of Milo was < a|tril! let. Ma-. Several.fnim.Jliii.place nllciul'.’iLhrni W«ulii«’s.luJ' by lhe illmrs of quarterly meeting al. South Maple .................. “ "•'*•* his hndher-ur-laxv Jay Peters. ■ Grove Sunday. Mj;. tilitl Mi-. Burdette, Babcock; Mr. ami Mr?. Fay Hull have tnov- uml.’diijigliter of Milo spent Sunday at Ihlgn Mr|hin:ild'i». . Il Hart *n,l taniuy. Mrs. John Iv lhigg attended I hi , Clini'bm Laubnm;h nml family «»f Infrinl of Mt- i:<*u Dewey al Kai-1 South Hope iqicnl SalunLiy • ami atmizoo. Wedm -.lay. Sunday with J. Horn. “ . .M^s. Jhnm i L ixtlo. visited Imr llnymoml Aldrich vitdlcd at Del­ Imme hero th pa4 Week returiliui:' Ion Saturday, aud Siindny. again In Kalama/mi on account t'fl G. E. Kenyon, wife am! liltlc llio iiidi"po-ilimi nf her daughter., . This farm is about 2(4 mile, north and west of Delton and a mile daughter Adah visiled friends in Mrs. Marx ila-tl- Scblobolim. i ami near Nasliville Saturday nml Harold P. Gilkey Iim received) of State Reward rood, runs by the place. * Sunday. about 10<*i ptiio li'i’cs from Lansing A hurley old I ramp of dttaky hue also several diti-Toiit vartelies'of This farm must be said to close up the estate. Mail bids to was in our midst Iasi Saturday, young pines from Colorado- fur making a house lo Itouw canvass, trAnsfdtuiling up-'R his farm mid begging for "a drawing of tea;" ami residence' pn.yriy JierK recently. by his wiirly nclion-i ami 8aucy ans­ Mtiwl.-r <>f S1 alp Grange, J. C.i wers. frightened th.! women, nml Ketcham of Ih-tiiiits will give no cliijdreh. -Heller- appoint mMrewa nl I <». (>.-F. li«H-Fr:«fe»y;' jji We Pay 4 Per Cent Delton State Bank ~ • • *20,000.00 Capital Surplus 6.000.00 A. A. /Aldrich,, Pres. --------------------— J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prcs. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS . A. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLcay George J. Doster Tt Ai.^MricJi v Wro. Elljptt . ; L. B. Teernc^yng. , ’ J.-G.,Hughgs .... - .. .... Ings to keep such characters from of lllclihml limiufii and the public leaving lhe rails. • are invited lit be present. Mr. ami Mrs. Chas. Aldcmli were A. J. Buller w> nt to Tlutile Crci-k! Sunday visitors al Will Aldrich’s day n*-r*>mpatiieii~By Mrs. Buller, of Baltimore. The masons began lhe wall Mon­ who hits been in ihe Sanitarium for day morning for C. Sonnvrville's new barn. . recovering from her" suverg opera-1 Mrs. Elmer'Hull visited her sister, tian. , ; The rubber />rial in l|m M. E ! Mrs. Ernie Peake. Sunday. Gr Fox nnd family motored to church W-'dm •■lay evening waMidland Park. Bull Lake. Sunday librrally •vahuiii/e,h Itefreslnnenlsj If you have any work in the above lines I shall be more ami spent lhe day al Hiram Payne's were served mid a program renThe Shullz Cemetery Circle will than pleased to figure with you on lhe job. And you will meet Thursday,'-.May 28, witli Mrs. find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. Ida Carpenter. Montague Haymond Shullz is recovering recently. Whib' dost'iiirdiiig llm] My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, nicely from Ids recent illness ami is jrtaiFs, she mad«- a misstep arid.in­ Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. very grateful to his friends and jured her iii(Kb'. schoolmates for lhe poslcarjls, can­ " ■ 1 .--x Iihs probably tin-1 dy anil flowers sent him. largest (JUaplay of tulips iu Um Sunday-visitors. al C. Somiervilln's county in hl •HI of all cohir* Of were Amy Kenyon, Edna’ Bechtel tin* hai win varii• ties in her gniumls DELTON, , MICHIGAN, and Mbhlon Tobias. about the Imine hr re. Mrs. McCallum, Mrs. W-yerman "f lllcbliiml xvns and Mrs. Terpcniiin attended ipinr- greatly slmcL- 'l -'durdHy uBerm«gi t-rlx meeting al .Maple Giyive Sat­ by Ute siuld. n .l- .ilb of imr <d il.i I urday afternoon. Paris Police Poorly Paid. Somewhat Chary of Prates. Mr.- and Mrs. Will C.liamlierlain DxiHllie. He W..-■president of-I lie The Paris police, some of whoso Tho tnountalnooni of Virginia and members have fallen Into dlsgracn, TeniiMien are notoriously chary of visited nt Even'll .McCullum's Sun­ Farmers Stai-' l ink of llieh|amt ami bad been in Ilie'lMiikiiiK bil'iare poorly paid. The maximum oal- praleo. Mlie Babbitt, tho social work- day. Mrs. Lydia Blielton spent Sunday ness for mini) y. <ra. He is rfurvivary attainable de rille" er who camo down from the north, ra­ with her parents. mwaauio by a "(argent aeraoni u «j vme Si by l|is widow-,/, lwi» daughters, ' te 1360 a year. In r|cW of the high tablbhed a mirelan among the "coC. Sonnervillv. wife ami children iss Jeamllr i'a<diltle ami Mrs. coai of living In Paris, thia amount' vitas.’’ and labored with them, found were Sunday visitors at Gifs Peake’s Mary Hanimui. nml one son. Wilbur Is Inadequato to maintain a family In . tbe people hard to get along with nnd of West Hope. Ihiolii ilc, all I rung al Iticldund. anv M Uut there wa, MOihcr eldo of any degree of comfort, .».« and the mar­ G. Fog ami Will. Sbrllon with i । the Presbyterian ried memben uf the force havo fre­ ■it A covit# trader came into the lit- 1 lheir wives wera calling un HjpiUngs afi»iru<rt»n quently to supplement their incomes tb> collage town near by one day and friends Sunday evening*. • chureh al lib hl-mi, in charge nf Mrs. Will Fulirnnd little son Ed­ lhe Masonic l>"l-' - Rev. Poller of aa best they can. Some of them earn waa questioned by one of the profes­ sors. "John,” oskod tho professor, ward of Hinds (torncra. visited her Bailie fUepR i-i■ i-died lhe Sermon. Pifrente, G. Wurm ami wife. Tupa- Burial was ul i'rmrin Home Cuinuporters.during thvlr time off duty. ' " tery. -. ■ . Others do boot repairing, and there is tn Lost Covo?" "Nigh onto, tour years,” duy. one who does odd tailoring Jobs. answered John. Th<j paoplo like her, ArranaiiiO'Mrnmrtnr liny Program.* . SHU. In spite of tbeao hardships, don’t thoyt' "Some." "But sbo'a a Tho beo Is about the only Insect Arrangvtwnitor oliserving ..Me* there are always plenty of men eager mighty good woman, John." urged lha to Join tho force, about ten candidates profresor. "She’s out there working that over gained feminine namesakes. tmnvd day wilh Hie u-iinl' appro-1 being available for every vacancy that to-help you and'your children. I’ve Deborah was a name given by Ute printe serxic! " ■> - .now being tmute.. Hebrews for the bee,’and owing to its by lh<*. eiHinmti*-. lUid the mmiplc|<*occurs. hoard a lot about tho good eho’is dona" prvRiiim'will • I' aimmim i ii m-xt | “Wa’aU," said John reluctantly, "I popularity among tho Puritans therofa11-Wm'k. Ii is-plimuuu to lune flic still to bo found nn occasional De-j . ' , Mrs. Mnilie Havtlnml of Lansing will iay «ho ain't doin' no barm." booth in the United States. >feli|sa,; UMinf parade of ■ bodl-idiildroii. two was,in the city Thursday,- visiting; addn^scs bx - 'hi'-ol -. childiTil ami the Greek name for bee, la soldpu '[ ! om.' by Ib-x . llu-'-'i’l!-Hj Rtrudy. : friends. । Mrs. W. J. Field-and daughter.. found nowaday*. " Mrs. Myrlie Hynes nf Vermont-i Dorothy of 'Chicago, came Monday; 'chorus of*cbil>!i' n will also ring, i ville speul Ute week end with Hast-1 to assist -her mower, Mrs. E. C-i BANNER WANT A»vs. PAT. BANXER Waul Adv*. Brjng best j ings friends. . I Ruas, who ia ill. , W. B. HAYWARD, Administrator, Cloverdale, Route 2. « PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING CHAS. DENE.AU, Oliver, Deere and Syracuse PLOWS You know what they are, you KNOW there are no belter on the market. When you buy any otic of these plows you know that you are getting the BEST. We don’t try to see how CHEAP a line of farm tools and machinery we can carry, but HOW GOOD’. We know jhen that if you patronize us once you will “come again,” and it is the “GOME BACK” trade that we count upon for our business. With our light operating and living expense, we are able to sbii you tlie BEST goods at as low a price, and even lower, than others ask for the inferior kind. Aldrich Brothers Co Hardware; Implements and furniture DELTON, MICH. �THE H mi WANTS RKTRooms for light; luMiafkecping nl 3H K>. Church Hl. He** Pbln Smith. if Fur Hair—Cuirni-r oi/H. Hanover Hi. 1 Wauled-<>>rn'*t*<*iid*'it<-r. from |>nrPh..n.‘ 323 IL or inqdira /»f A. "............................................. <»*•.-*« Hr.|a. Buff llm kItoruMlirl. , hen*. write “5 fi<1lW7*FWM Furm, II. i. IH-Ium. l-wk Bakery and lte*lnuranl. I .ml—AutoiiHibih* cup. So4irr—.111 person- rauglil stealing mg llow*us and breaking down shrubbery al Ml North Bniatlway, will be pnMtebUil io fui! extent or Naic Cheap-llniigh lTinch lum­ ber for r<M>fing and sheeling, ak" bill sluff. Phone RUl. Impure ' C. s. Brown. A1>out 300 lbs. nic* dairy butler: F. G. Ptorcc, Cily. tf For Sale—Hohlem emy. age 7 yearn. ------------ .... — .. Wi. ISflo lo | in) iM.und*. calf by Fresh rggs. iH cents. Mito;' or will exchange for huge W. A. MATHEW’S Hastings ' ' Mich. FOR SALE, “"I"1! N0TES * MYSTERY OF MONEY * IS BANNER When he doc ior asked him what ri*. __ ...... . fait for a long UWle said Ndrtl; "my ribs." He era*. jndredt what used to be termed a man of full bablt. and could make * ______________ an angry opponent once railed al him! as "that thing, * minister." North' rose unperturbed WelL to be sure."I said he. petting hie ample sides. "I am, an unwieldy. th, honorable I member, therefore, ’•rifn he called m«i ■ thing uid what waatni*. and 1 can Bot Wangry with him-. But when he। added 'that thing, a mlnlater,’ be call-' ,d n’° ,**Bl thing of all things he him■elf ».„-> ... I took fi as a Compliment." In lilsi blind ago he mat an old antagojilat who was slinllarty afflicted: "Ah. Col: Barre." said be, H amjicnuaded there lillle *iv»r I3nu. Win. Smilh, Coats GrOvo. If. • uinsrence in unit of values oet«« pound*. For Hale—Pair bay Belgian tpar*-*. | Belgium and Holland Is a Puzzle coming 4. weglil 2W)0. One sorrel Belgian gelding coming 4. wi. For Salr—Voting o. I. more happy to see each other." Well -< ♦350. One pair conch liorses coin­ might Gibson a«y. "If they turned out i-ight pigs. gio. also two ye . . ____ good many mysteries of Lord North tomorro w they would still ing 4 ami 0, wl. S33O u fine pair. Also good 7 yen? ol*l mare, tltln | money and tariffs, and Um wayfarer leave him one of the Lest companions ' B. Rcnulxe. Nashville, Mi mile west l-wk ’brough life Is often punlrd. Why is In tbe kingdom." of depot. If _______________ _____ ______________ I It that in the little step from Belgium Reul Holland juur your whole tlnaucial nut m lu ui Suilc uin of six rooms for4 to iu iivuauu wouic uuuui (3s4erM bull!, cleaned and repaired. For Iiou*^k**'ping. Willi bath. electric | look on life la altered? They Hr* close World’s Wasted Wealth. All work gunraiilceil. Phone or Unhid and fps. Inquire :UM \V.I together the Dutch and th- Belgians. leave word nt Smith's Market. Leo Experts have estimated that If the Stale, HL ______ ■ ______________ I-Wk But In coinage they ere far apart BelSmith, City. if glum thinks hi francs. Holland thinks ly operated they would yield the Fur RentIn florins. And when you step from equivalent of from thirty to one bun * *|£25 per cord delivered. Phoi)e A.! hlock from Mumum-nl. Enquire the on* lillle country to the oiher you dred and twenty times the present coo F. Sylvester or Geo. Tolhurst. If And they are thinking the same thing sumption of wood annually. Sale—Huii*>' ami Iwo Inis al floods In terms of money. Coat* Grove. Mr*. Jane M. Hamp. IVlinlHl—flai.l-IH III plow. Il-Im.* lo You have but to cross the frontier Jmiil. general learn work. Charles - between these small nuintrli-a ta flul < H INNER.WANT A IKK PAY. the difference: Belgium Ilves on . SMB francs. Holland reckons In florins, knd I| HASTINGS MARKETS separator. 33 X 51. with wlrwl IbHHiirrx W.mlcil—Every conven­ the amazing thing la that every one I ience. Terms r>'.as*iiinbl*’. .Mr*. kcross the frontier will pay about ! Blacker nnd belts. In good niiL Olney, jfiH Hn. Broadway. 1-wk ning or*ler. K*dut>. frank Slo­ twice as much for tbe mere luxury of Cornrlni Thuradin. Muy 20, 1911. cum. Route fl. -If Fur Sale Cheap—Coin'll. i-ru-pets, it- taking the florin as a unit instead of Wheat i* quoted today a! t« rents fi !-• -i ■ . I imp'. Ii.iiliiuli. .-i.ra franc. Now I should like to know what is tbe economical reason of this. 1p*-r bushel by the I lasting* Milling: ranging from (60 lo (K5. Also other prices change on butler :iih South Broadway. nays a writer In the Ixipdon Chronicle. jlo. , ‘four collages In'dulifnlly localnl fat and gpiina. For Belgians and Hollanders appear with plenty of shade. Inqnire of equally prosperous. And the Hollander B. F. Brubaker, Acker's Point. well-furnished Ding Igike. Clovenlalc. Phone 3 For Kent Three room* over Mpre. Crook A Gmibl.l lives on lhe 'florin, while the Belgian ।l-olaio—. short I long. 4-wks , lives on lhe franc. The Englishman • For Sole -Fltwh cow, calf by side. I who crosses the frontier flnds the exFor Sale—Complete furnace job. MKATS Gond in every way. C. B. RaiiflaH. t trBOTdnsiFF—arffeFWlbe • when he f cheap. See F. A. Brown A Co. 4wk e;THe. Iwo mil*'* west Of Hui land town- changes his sovereign. nouBe. t-wk | For Rale—Complete plumbing job. cheap. See FrA> Brown A Co. 4wk For Hale—9 pig*. H weeks old. al-o Ilogv dretMd. KM; fto one IJjire Bred G. I. C. Hour. Gil- . Sbrrp P^rturr lo Krol -I'hon. 212. UlUIrw. allre,--HSOtO(7< a. . 1 Inn*, .1 aliftrl. 2-wksb*'rt Broil. Quimby. -Mirlu Phono • Green aunieta Been by the Ruction explorer! tn the newly discovered 2t'M I ring*. l-wk POUI.TBY AND HI DU. For Sale Cheap—Neroiui hand polar, land have been matched In Eng­ threshing outfit. guo*l condilion. |ia> Tor Nair.—Ira Bqjdwjn. Phone land Throughout November and De­ Ab-2 ripga. l-wk cember-ot 1SU the aunaets and after­ Enquire nl BANNER ofib *. • 2-wks For Sale Cheap—refriBeralor glow* were uf wonderful Intenalty aud fallow, jc. For Sale—On- *el of double harI'liom* 5fllll. • l-wk varied colors. At Chelsea especially tbe nun went down over the Thames noM, one single harness, also a trap harness. The**? harnecses are For Hale—At fl bargain, span of amid a biate of unearthly beauty all practically new.-have had but mules 10 nml II years old, wl. ranging from doepeat red to green, aa lillle wear and are in first cla.«* aboiil^lix). ’ Fox A Son, ErWporl. may be teen in a series of water color condition. Will sell all or any Mich. |-wk sketches made at th* time and now one for half the real value. P. preserved Iu the Chelsea free library.’ T. Colgrove. 2-wk* For Reni—Seven room hoqs*- on Sir Norman Lockyer and other as- 3aM Straw. Kns*l Grund SI. Inquire fiffi So. tronomcia attributed these winter sun­ To Rent—Four rooms, furnished nr Michigan nve. 1-wk set* to tbe volcanic dust projected by ; unfurnished, for light hnusekeei*tho great eruption of Krnkatoa. In iiiK. IJruiuire 5JH South Market For Salr -flood work hors*1 SL 2-wks beans .Navy . Hural ealin WanVd—Tubular wMl work ami * tor* yml wed potatoes. Trego, Phon* 217-3 ring.*. repairing. All work guaranteed. Write Ixiuis Wise, Khullz.' Route 1. PbOn*' ClAvfrihlr exchange. Line I, 3 lung, I short. 4-wk NteUee—All wlm are inlcrestnl in lh« Barryvilfe CeTHVlery nr*- r<-quesled lo meet there Thuriulay. the 2Hih al one.o'clock, for thi' purpose °f reorganizing a Crniotcry Circle, Dorr V4ebb. 2-wk.f For Salr—Egg* from the fainons Youngs strain H (L While l.**ghorns, 50 rents for 15. Phone 2tfi2 tings. Win. H Mishler, Honlc 3.______________________ tf For Hale—Young Belgian fhace^wl. IMO. Broke ami nil right every way. Also riding -Syracuse plow, new. Phone 117 I lung 4 short. 1-wk A number trf things lo sell reason­ ably—dining chairs, -oak. remov­ able »eal.'- couch, bed springs, ga* range, iiu iiliator an*l snow cages, eic. TbL M6U - Mrs^Mnriry: E. 2-wks. F«r fUlr-2 ’Rctiislrrril Holstein bull calves. 3 and i nionlh* old. Will Bu<di, Shull/. Mich. 1*110111' 433-l*-U. • 2-wka year, my residence furnished. Mn. Geneva Hayes. 2-wk« Rent—A large gaiytou'. Inquire 232 North Jefferson S|. 2-wka Wanted—Roomers anil isiariler*. 314 E. Green HI. l-wk Wanted—Man Io work by the month on farm. Phono lit 2 long I short. For Salr—Sow arid II pigs, sow nnd nine pigs, hiw and‘eight nigs, snw nrul six pigs. Rm.* Bunlirk. Bell Phone, Hickory Corner* exchange. Two and one half miles east of Hickory Corners. 2-wk». For Kale—2 hoi-e John I >■■ r . :i ivator, nearly new. Price jSriff Phone 140 1 short, 3 long. i-wk Wanted to buy, good a**cond-hund rwfrifenilor cheap. Phone -10. GMa Wanlctl al Barry h<-l.-l. . t.ml—A Hnslinga 1911 class pin Finder please return to BANNER >Ronl> bee supplies. W yt Morgan. Mich. 3-wks i—Pasture with plenty of m farm near Shullt. H. 'V. Yorkville, Mich. Rnul1-wk bly price this week: ilrirllv rloan ami , 2. egg*. 17c. Joseph tf. ”"r‘ * Langahans lp,r^ Straw Hats? YES! Let us show you. 50c to $6 > G. F. Chidester Not Always Happy Situation. Chance. Man,,y Box,«Chance Is a word devoid of him; ' K*er» l,,r,n* room or Being our own maslur meana that nothing can exist without a cause— hav* It •* ' handy box Voltaire. . or drawer. In It sho.: wrapping own foibles, caprtCM and pauloaic1 papyr. string, sticksrs. . . mucilage Schiller. I or paste, tags and Jho thousand aud .The Gain by Lying. ( 0M llttfw things tliat one la likely to Classsd by Chiffon. Aristotle, being asked what gain >want frequently and is inconvenienced •The world doesn't judge was got by lytag. replied: 'The novel by Jiot having If they are handy in a being believed ^hen one tells tbv known place time Is saved over again truth."—Diogenes Laertius. Robert Halifax. Winning Success. - Individual success depends not on laying grand plans for the futnre. but: □H doing absorbingly and to the very best of our ability our dally work. More Than One Way. Watch for the Date doctor, "burn them out with a rod hot pin." Another method la to pul la a charge of dynamite. They had a Are In Burlington ths other day nnd when the firemen re! sponded to the alarm and ran to gel out tiae rire-flghtlng apparatua the>, found, aa the Republican nays, that' "every wrench, spanner and other of lhe Second ANNUAL BANQUET turned on had been taken from thi of Hastings Lodge No. 58 I. O; O. F. Odd Fellows Temple Housewives Know the Difference Between I Poor Flour and o^ween ( FRENCH’S WHITE LILY Every housewife KNOWS that there is a big difference in -flour. She Itsows from-experience that ----- certain Brand of flour may produce good bread one time, the next sack may produce poor bread, and the next sack even worse bread. On the other hand, she knows that a certain other brand of flour always produces the best kind of bread. She knows that if she uses the same amount of flour; prepares the dough in about the same way; and bakes with about the same degree of neat; that she will ALWAYS have nice, white,, delicious bread, that it is a delight to eat. You look at these two different kinds of flour, and you will horn eggs for hatching, per iknen. Kate Terpenning. Citizens Phone.1-wk THE BEST FOR THE MONEY STORE find that they both look very mnch alike. . In fact the POORER QUALITY of flour may look even better than the other. Now WHERE is the difference in these two brands of flour? We will tell yoil. * It is simply in the MAKING of the flour. Don’t get the idea that making flour is simply "grinding up wheat.’*/ If that were all there is to it, then one man could make just as good flour as another, and experience wouldn’t be neces­ sary You take two men who have worked at the milling business the lerigth‘p(jti(ne„ ’ Qije oj ihgptwill lake you// vyhcHi and convert it into a nice smooth, even quality of flour; the other man will only produce a POOR QUALITY. Why? He doesn’t KNOW HOW. We KNOW HOW to moke the BEST FLOUR. We’ve had 40 YEARS experience in making nothing but French’s White Lily Flour. We have learned a lot of things about makipg flour that you won’t find in books, but they all add to the quality of French’s White Lily. We run day and night; we operate by water power; we have thh BEST and NEWEST EQUIPMENT of machinery, to sup­ plement our40 YEARS experience. Do you wonder, now, that French’s White Lily Flour is the BEST FLOUR MADE? '• Do you wonder that we like to h&ve the housewives try this experiment—Make a batch of bread from French’s White Lily Flour, and from any other flour, you choose. Bake them side by side in the SAME OVEN, at the SAME TIME. We could tell you just what the result will be, but we’ll leave it for you to find out. You’ll think more of French’s White Lily afterwards. The Middleville Roller Mill R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER MAY. 21 1914—29 RACES. I his kimlnoM—they muoli enjoyed sacred home. Hn -iilaiino<La_tlol_wafi r bathjnr I Uu*4c-Uuu»p uvross -countay.-Tiiry i parted'cni'dially. How different was his military friend* wm> hail ’stuck their host from lhe Captain of doser to him than a broiher-every stitch of his raiment was soused । Compaity K. * । AL a railroad station they passed bem-ath tho sleatninR Waler. I of that micretaprdor eonlinually en- along to a freight engine and en- ' The district school at Hickotx .. „ Icroached upon Freedom's soil, ami (.ONTINl’ATION OF .< D. CAD-[made il evident to the candid think--1 gaged in conversalioir with the en- Corners was attended during lhe Rneer oiling up Hie joints of his old winter.' . WAIJLAUKRW INTFJIEHT1NG vr that this republic could not en­ on horse. They soon won his On tile 121 h day of March, (863. dure divided against itself- part symnnthj. he had n brother in the Captain Douglas ot AmrnMn culled EXPERIENCES IN T2 free—part slave. service, lheir uniforms were pass­ for a soldier boy'al hl*, mother's He rarid II wa? home—she claimed he had m> legal The Compromise act of IHSn was ports on his train. COMPLETES WEARY TRIP paasjui-ns a pacifier, but it did not against tho rules of lhe road to title to her son, as Im was under pacify. The moral sense of the lake -nny one oh h» engtijn. but if eigtiUcn years or ttge. ami she pro­ AFOOT TO HICKORY CORNERS people of the north was shocked by they wouhl pa,-is around tb Ute tested. He hud a duty lo perform, tipi passage of. the Fugitive Stove other side so they could not be ob­ he .-aid. It was arrange,! Hint the Law, whirli compelled them to be­ served from tho station, they might soldier imy would Meet him the Arreslcet on DcwHit, and Discharg­ come Slave catchers. In I85i Steph­ climb into his rub just before he next’ day al Augusta when* hn en A. Douglas introduced a bill in pulled Ih<throttle—nt lhe next sta­ wished tn lake the train for Detroit ed at Detroit. HU Mol hrr Spoil* the Senate for the erection of two tion ho would have time lo II ml n to i-e|>ort. The npoobUmvnt was Second Enlistment. Territories to Im railed Kansas and more convenient place for them to promptly kept, and. (>n renchtng - (Continued from lastriiriiniKAn. week.) -Nebraska. The bill,mill provided that ride. ........**•'** ”**«.< *ui- pin pruviuru Detroit. Habeas Corpus pi..,e.-.bn«s I iirough Ohio *4hv>r progfe** want the inhabitant* nf those Territories in 'lhe J)i/trict They needed no second invitation were instituted muro rapid aml'Tesi ‘ Viang.,roiifrshould decide for themselves to aid that accommodating ergln- Court of thn United- Wales. fQr the ’ they did not shun I be towns-boldn whether slavery should or should eor lo violate the rules of tho road. ’Eastern DiflrieV. of Michigan, nml neM Im a shield-timidity invites de­ ' Ihm . Ifleir respective IL was close quarters in that cab the soldier boy wfl» promptly ,listection, ■ borders. for four, but they kept out of lie­ diarged fpom all mihtaiy authority At mie place when' I hey sloppedI Thn, pi'oimsvd nullification of the way of the engineer and llretnan b mid control and returned home for n ineal they met an officer in। Missouri Compromise raised a ran­ iiiin’([ ns possible. again wit II his molfanr ami resum­ uniform who wore it Captain'si corous debate In Congress, but Hie They enjoyed that trip Immense­ ed his school wtthnut uiuch loss of r I millets. They were heartily wel­•' bill passed and Robert Tooinhs of ly,, as lhe old engine went pounding lime. . comed ii* hi* guests,-but were sur- Georgia boasted that he would yd down Hu* road—it was hilarious— Hr was free now from Company priseel and embarrassed. They’ "call the roll of his slaves on Bun- much iiejter than liiking across K and its Captain Whom lie hated were in for il. however, and had lo• ker Hill." Thus the breach wldeif- rotmlry, especially o'er innunlahi above all ythor ttfett on aci-uiihr of make I lie Itv-t of-H—they could lint od—theirrmur fhwrtvtt-wtn'hrKnn- ranges.“dr 'tW ' Ifiinr ^eary'Tnnri'Jr ni-trcalinenl. do otherwise. They had unwitting­ mis’in 1858 when every thinking over, dusty ronrh mi a liol day with fl would naturally Im supposed ' ly enlentl the trap mid Hude cute1 man saw I Im irreprossiblv contlicl n sixty pound knapsack strapped (o lhat with nil of his eStperieneos, a was thed not in spring it—thn nnr- that must arise in a government their iHick. hoy so young would not rare again u rtLlur.-WM. the jumkeamnn. "Too.i. part. fr.a4L. und .part _alave--sueh n Whoir they hrrlved at the next IO enlepnhe-iiHjUMF-scrxie.,, fmud. many cooks spoil the brulli”—they condition could not bo tolerated for station the engineer gave them a was no guess-work with him—he had grown wnm by their experien­ lit meant perpetual war. km*w wind war was, but not so. IL ces. Huslia was a Frenchman nnd ' The Mason and Dlxnn's Link was special—an empty palace car of was not long after his release be-» talked French, with a little mixture the "Hubicon" the Mditious Knights freight variety—they fouml some fore h<- hvgnn to talk about re-en­ nf broken English. wlwn. he didn't of flu* Golden Circle forced tlieir empty boxes so they could sit by tering lh«» service ami tried lo win the partly open door amt view the want In talk, hut talked good Eng­ follAwers across, nml Walkers in­ In's mothers coiisenL but she was scenery when in motion — they were lish when hr wils in a talkative vasion of Nicaragua nnd the pro­ niooil—so lhe Frenchman soon he- mulgation of the doctrine of (Im Instructed to close the door when obstinate nnd refused !•• lislrn to his pleadings. He argm-d that he the train was nt rest. Thun they came a quiet listener. ’■'Ostend Mnnlfi'slo" were but crys­ were the honored guests of that pa­ wns no belter than other mot Iter's Tile most of lheir talk was .about tallizing mid carrying mil their triotic engineer tn tlje end of bis sons who were al the front, ami, the war. in a general‘way. nnd thu dreams of Empire. besides, hr felt under n imir.il ob­ run—a hundred miles or more. events that led up to it. The nar­ Then came the “Dred Scot I" de­ When they arrived near Jackson. ligation to serve oul tin* three rator was anxious to lead thii con­ cision by lhe Hupromo Court .of lhe ■Mich., lheir paths diverged amt they years, al least, for.Wliich tn- hjid versation as fur us possible from United Stales presided over liy parted, company—Itushn's home be­ cnflslod. ,'Slje OVWHiled*every plea matters concerning himself and Chief Justice Roger'B. Taney who ing at Spring Arbor amt Cadwalln- mid Ilireattaied to whip him 'if he comrade, for those matters were delivered the opinion of the Court, der's on n farm a mile south of did not behave. Hr loved his delicate subject* of discussion nl ami, with the sanation of a majority Hickory Corners. As the narrator rnothri' n« well as any l«y could— that lime in*the presence of and Of the Court, went outside of (he was nonring home he. passed a yes. hr adored her. but. neverthe­ with an officer. Al his tlrjt oppor­ question of Jurisdiction before the couple nf fanners in a lumber, less. In* felt an irmlsliblr call to tunity. the narrator led nff in the Court and delivered an Extra Judi­ whom he knew, but passed lhe front again. He bml n boy discussion of events that led up io cial Opinion nnd declared (hat the wagon them by without. rocognltlon-.-after chum mid school-male bj- tlu- name , the events then afflicting their framers nml supporters of the of James M. Elliott, in after years v country. The discussion rambled Declaration of Indejn*ndence did not Me passed, he heard one of thetp I Jr. Elliott, who at Him'- <*xliiliil>*d “I’ll bd that is l/>n Cad. o’er a field of which the following is include tho Negro Race In the pro­ say: He came up lo lhe house across symptoms of I far war frver- Hint a condensed statement: ' * clamation that "nil men are created the field through lhe orchnni and naturally cemented lhe ties of As early ns 1835, a secret or­ equal,',' which opinion was pigeon­ friendship between .ttmm mid they ganization. called “Knights nf lhe holed until after the election of met hi« mother in lhe yard—she began to plan and calculnb* togeth­ transfixed with surprise nnd Golden Circle," was organized in President Buchanan for prudent Igl stood «Monishim-nt when first she saw er. Finally, aitout the latter part Font Ii Carolina by lenders previous­ reasons. of AuguM. (883. they went in Kala­ her son standing before her. It was ly* engaged in lhe nullification Then came John Brown's raid and mazoo and enlisted in the I Uh movements. Its chief corner-stone seizure of the Armpry nt Harper's the first news from him since his Michigan Eight Artillery, ami they was slavery, and it* object the dis­ P'crry in IHBfl—his capture, trial arrival in Washington. . nml she Were smin pvrfarmihg the routine ruption of the Onion. The <ugm>(- nnd execution, which kindled the knew, from the pgpen, that his reg­ duties of empp life. iment hail been engaged in the great • ration spread rapidly throughout llanm that brought speedily Lo a battles Just how lheir mplhers found out! of South Mountain and Anti the South, and st range to say. ninny head the cankering Political sof*e. of those Knights abode in .Northern and. April 12th. tlirtl the first gun ietam and had lost heavily in those whiTe lltey were tneyulid*not know, Sillies. Those seditious Knights was lired on Fort Sumter and the engagements. Paltry words cannot but they fouml oul and appeared on I begin to describe Hie anguish that muster day nml protested against dreamed dreams of conquest as well Civil war was mi. . , ns the disruption of the union, nnd Thus lhe conversation ran with had wrung her heart during those mugterina lheir soilb into the Unit­ organized iHlihustcring expeditions the Captain who seemed surpri*'*d anxious days and sleepless nights— ed Hales' Military srnice on ac­ when one slops to consitiar that she. count of lheir.age. Thr mustering tiKJU.llt>'kj O---------------------i'iiJi-*jn^iLiBr.Li^ *° 'd?1 rtt era they would have in go home had to have a center—lhat center him for a few days and rest, nut no, was Havana in Cuba. The empire they. were, parolled prisoners nl)d who had had similar experiences, and. gel the hoys clothes, as he they* sought to establish had n rad- wore nuxious to report .. ... oar- nml then add tn that theianxieties wmikt not permit (hem to retain al........ lhelb .d fflyea nml sweethearts nnd pm>r Ins nf sixteen degrees nf latitude • lte*l opportunity. He thought he rnourning sisters, nnd one \-an only lheir uniforms, if mil mustered— (he hoys had* *‘'ld lheir citizens nnd longitude, reaching .Northward might secure (hem a railroad pass to Pennsylvania nnd Southward as to Columbus. No! they appredaledj begin lo realize the horrors nf n clothes. The .HLoilieis replied that fratricidal .war. . they Inrrf. brought suits. ‘ so there . The reaction that followed that was no excuse for (Jit* mustering [great surprise the reader is left tn officer and fee ordered the boys In I conjecture, ns it was loo sacred for staml aside and refused- to muster I vulgar eyes to scan-kangris only (hem. There limy were—barred | should view such scenes—that was from the aervice on account of more than fifty years ago and lhat their age and tin* objection of lheir | sainted mother has been dead more mothers. They felt humiliated jthan Ibirjy years, yet all is as fresh when they donm*d citizens' attire < in heart and memory as though it mid hade lheir comrades farewell— Pennants, rights and lefts, advertise Hastings25c to >1 ; was -iiul yesterday. When finally Uiey were preparing to depart for Wool Sponges25c to 75c she led lhe way into lhe house her lhe front son refused to follow. She looked Double oil-dressed Chamois... 91.00 The mothers plead with their nl him in astonishment—wondering sons mil lo run away again and en­ U-kan-plate Metal Polish nnd Plating35c to 2.00 if he whs really flesh nnd blood or list—they promised they would not Feather Dusters only an apparition! enlist again without (heir consent Semd»c Liquid Cdoti, • polish for all v*rui»hed surfaceaTpint^ 3Sc | No! he said, you put the bailer on before 4hey nrnv.il nt Hie age of the .stove, roll out the old wash tub eighteen years—Ums ended the and hunt up a change of raiment. checkerwl career of a boy in war The narrator did not forget his time. . s mother in that hour of joyful meet­ ing. He wished tn save her future enre and worry. -He haid-plaiined. a. 1YEAR'S 6R0WTH Of CHAU­ «<rrprise for the gra*l»nc!i3. TAUQUA MOVEMENT MAHVELOUS I He had resolved that no army louse should cross the threshold of that PART TWO-MSES 9 TO 19. lOliGHI INIChOlll ^—$12.48—^ SUIT WEEK From Saturday, May 23, to Saturday, May 30 We are going to $ell Men's and Young Men’s Suits for $12.48 that you would have to pay a catalog house from $13.50 to $18.00 for, and the large city stores as much or more. Now this is going to be a strictly cash proposition just the same as is required by the catalog house or the large city stores. -------- .. _____ .__ - ,, But' we are going to give you better goods for less money than they, also give you opportunity to see the goods, feel of them, examine them in any way you desire, try them J on and have any alterations needed to make a perfect fit be- || fore paying your money. The suits included in this special offer are all absolutely pure wool worsteds and cassimeres of all the latest foreign and domestic weaves, blue, gray and brown serges, tailored by America’s best tailors, all beautifully lined and trimmed. The date is Saturday, May 23, to Saturday, May 30. The Price, $12.48 Cash. Grant H. Otis 8 Co. Stores at Hastings and Remus,- Mich. assfCjssa.1^ Automobile Owners C. E. HARVEY - Uarlh Side Pharmacist Hastings, Mid T 4c Spool. 45c Doz. Thread, Thread, Thread! Why Pay 5c 4c During the past few years a price has been maintained by the American and English thread manufacturers which has made it impossible for the merchant to sell it for less than 5c a spool. Since the removal of the tariff we have been able t6 purchase a thread the equal of Coat's or Clark's in strength and smoothness at a price which makes it possible for us to sell it at 45c a doz. , Hoad Bee Dny. I pieces of road were drained; Ings. Gn-at Si-nl pf Hie $|qlc thia'thir­ A Proclamation: By the Governor. I root*, stumps slid stpues were re­ teenth day <»f May, in the year of In l*JI3 Hip (own.lii,,. of Mtrliiimn . n-tew; l.a.f <>ur Ixird <>ne thousand nine huu-i dh*d ami fourteen amt of the Com­ . ........ I h.r ...... itni.r..,.*“rr, “‘“W: nmi nnd repair of liial.wa,.; H l"JJ*T "f s™'}" monwealth the sexenty-eightb. oounlM imdir ............ uniy mid w "LWa,** w*r” . Woodbridge N. Ferris. t.->„ IwM rounfy .. ...... »"d .llodMtu r- «> nmrh mlGovernor. uimmlmy fo H.fL'I.fWI and lb»»’ un.uwd that many By the Governor: Slap> a|>|ini|irlalo<l >w»>,t>«i for Hi. I f**nT**‘r*-P**1 w,,‘‘k 'dMoai* Frederick C. Martindale. ’ ) Secretary of. Stale, |,a>V..... il of Sialo towards IMkina V! T’K'!1''1 ' a (rand lotal ol M.7S7.7IO whloh I "m" -™ m'1" I'1 ,h«h»’y . MAPLE GROVE. Ma. rai.od by dino-l lualinn ; • a-1 Mu bws'i. wliirli in -oiiiSb■j axpondod on tho rural hiahwaya l‘ a'' *n* ***** *‘n'1’ ya!* n,*L- mla / Miss Hertha Palmer • returned home Sunday afler spending |h>* Added to this, mnny townshijis amt a very passable road. counties raised money by bonding Al (lie request of the Michigan pn.M. Wi'i‘k with friends in Kalmno. and many public, spirited citizens Good Spencer of wiuini Grund ix.ipui* Rapid* I* t ..... Roads- Assnrintion. ipu.111. the III.- Huron IIUIVII -. Alton nfn-uiri. gave freely in money ami labor. soH* r’ " Road ‘ ' Association • - 1 passing a f.-w days vmHIi his parents Shore nml■ tlioi that it Is a low eslinial)* Iq say Hint! West .Michigan Pike Association.!Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Ward. ’ and to Hie end tint this good work Baptismal m-rvii-es w-re held at wore expended on Michigan's roads ‘i ‘‘i’14 -Vflr *!’ M- E- < huivli Sunday for small during lhe past year. till- people receive lhe iH-m-fitss 1.1 children. 1 While thi* has r>*sti1tad fn the Woodbridge v Mrs. I». JI, Evans is caring for Jmilding.of. tD’ttft intlf?? of exr.dlent jxiRlw>»ys.thau were w“c before Ull vah.l .-.III. 1011. a. -U.....I . built in a single year, there is still .lune -.... .... .... ........................... „™„ **p *"* •* ium’li to In* desired. The people* Bee Day. and ns far ns pos^ilib.want more good roads mid want nil; ,uni mil mid work under well plan- week for the summer vadtlksu. Seven Hundred More Tent Chnu- of ,i... iied mid . competent »uf>ervision on .-... ...... mmu. .. K " ‘‘ f ^ ron !Norton nclfool look tho mads carwl for hotter than tho, highways <>f tins Slate m suck the 8th grade ■•xmninatimi at-Nash- lauquns Than Last Year—Twen­ they have been in the past. • Last year on June 9th the Huron manner as -tialt make them more ville, Thursday and Fridnv. ty-two Hundred In All. . ............... 1 I"r P'.Mw| Mr. and Mr., nranl Sbafcr or Shore Hoad Association nliserved The post years growth of the the first -Hoad Hee Day" c irnvi*!. BoHovue. jiassed Sunday with rein-. Chautauqua movement in lhe Unit­ in this State, ed States has hern little less than marVel0us. The number of tent Chaiilauquas in this coiuMty has in­ creased from IJMiO last year to more than 2.2ft) this summer. One thous­ and of these CbaulauquBS are un­ der Redpath management. There are al>out 3ft) more Redpath Chau- । tauquns this year than last. Never before in a year has such wide publicity been given the imine I Chautauqua in th-- press of the : country. This in part, of course was | dun lo the-wide discuMion of Mr.L Bryan’s appearance- on the Chaulauqua platform last summer. The army of people now employ­ Our process will remove the soil and spots without affecting the color or the fabric. It ed In all the dilferenl features of freshens and brightens up the garments wonderfully. Chautauqua work over the wide ex­ panse of lhe American continent al­ Then we press your skirts so they look, fit and hang just as they did when new. All the so senes to emplia^iro the movei menl's imporlanc*-. . wrinkles and creases arc removed, the nep of the fabric is raised, and the skirt .This season Urn ll<-dpath Chau­ tauqua* begin in South Carolina nml made suitable for another long term of wear. move on up through North Cqi-o- I lina, Georgia. Alabama. Tennessee, | It costs little to keep your skirts in this attractive condition nt all times. We clean and Kentucky, Indiana and Michigan. ! press a skirt fqr 75 cents and up. The'season opens on May 28 and does not close until early Seplem- I her. Indigestion? Can’t full? No Appetite? A treatment of Electric Bitters in­ creases your appetite; stop>i indi­ gestion; you can cat everything. A real spring Ionic for liver, kidney I and stomach trouble£-> Cleanses your whole system and you feel fine. ■Electric Bitters did more for Mr. T. D. Pebble's stomach troubles than any medicine he ever tried. Gel a bottle today. 50c. and IIJOO. Recom­ mended by Carvrth & Stebbins, A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. - I American Steam Laundry | NEW YORK STORE 4c Spool Hastings, Mich. ‘WE WASH EVERYTHING EVERY OTHER DAY. TRY IT I Hastings, Michigan ■ Keep Your Skirts Looking Like New Ones! - . a spool for Thread when you can buy as good a Thread as is made for 4c a spool Phone 74 45c Doz. DRY CLEANING, DYEING REPAIRING SHULTERS BROS., PROPS. Phone 243 Hastings, Mich. �THE he Hastings Banner COURT HOUSE HEWS Fubtuiwd uvurr Ttrnreday at _____Wuilw MlcbUan. COOK BBOrt.. Kdltur*. Hm-KTOHTH TRAR MONTHS, tn advance.... REE MONTHS, tn advance. RADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS A DYER HSING RATES. Display advertising rates on appll- published u».: 6 cent* per line cbsrc....- . Kav, va llnw JOB PRINTING. •quipped Job offlc^i in Weatern Mich* O» first pass Mats a UB». rr isvr the right kind of -emancipation." . H would Mvm as though it mud he?«X-idenl . tlutl thu business dtipression nuw existing in the United State* \raii be allributcd moat of .all to the sweeping reducl.kms made iu our tariff changes by the Under­ wood bill. That bill was made fer more drastic in ils'provisionii by the InsMetiec of President Wilson, so lhal his administration and his party, which fifth power .al Washington, enunot if il would escape responsibili­ ty for.it* effect- upon the busimws iute—tt of-this country. Nor have lhe President and his party shown any disposiiiuu tu 'evade responsibility. - Mr. Underwood distinctly stateil when republican leadyrs were claiming . that this measure would hurt the country, lhal the democratic parly be­ lieved otherwise; believed that the time had eotne when the changes then proposed in mir larid schedules-could be safely made and ought to ly made for the k<rh1 of the .American people; that the democratic party *.»» Pt«>ared to stand or fall with the Undurwopd feritT-for-revenueouly bill, just as congress finally adopted ilr , The BANNER is willing to luiinit that, basud on experience alone, il is not yet lime tn reach driUiile cohelusions as to lhe tariff measure which wa* so radical that (he President had to pul great pressure upon his own party in Congress in order to make tlv>t b<Mly enact it into law. Bui it mud lie evident lo t-vou the President’and his fiilimate advisors that the industries of this country are not experiencing that buoyanj. activity which Mr. Wilsop declared they would when they were ''Emancipated." u he called il, from lhe shackles of the protective system. Mr. Wilson still insists, with an optimism that does credit lo his great faith but not to his judgment, that our languishing industries are now in th* process proached the business situation'from the school master's stand|M>int, with theories. The practical men who conduct the. business-institutions approach the*same problem with such facts as these: (I) When our (mportfi of foreign manufactured goods show a heavy, increase as they have since lhe Underwood bill went into effect, the ' American makers of these goods know that, the wages paid and thu protits made on IhegfLgodds help other nations hut not the United Slates. . (2) When Hie German and English Goltnn and Woolen Mills are running overtime ns tln^y have in recent months to supply an increased American deinand_tur lheir prmiu«ls,*ltie praotical man is well aware, that the •'EiiiaiH tp.ilsmT which Hint situation is creating under Hie be­ nign influence of the-Wifeon-Umlcrwood measure is to ^Emancipate" lhe AJneriran *wot kmcn from busy jobs, anti the American factory from earning profits. . (3)«fThe farm in America was, under (he protective system, coining into its own in the way of prolHabie production. But il will be very hard to convince, (he American grower of w<k>1 that he can compete with the cheap fends of Australia nnd South America in the production of •wool for the American market. If-tbe American stock grower can figure out how life business i> lielng **Emancipatc<r by importing ship-loads of beef from Argentina; mf the American grain grower how\hfe hustness will . prosper by ojienmg out doors for the wheal and the oats of Canada, abd the corn of Argentina: if lhe butter makers und poultry dealers of Amer­ ica can discern any benefits from (lie “larger freedom" which brings ship * loads of Chinc-e egg* tn Sau Francisco, and thousands of tons of Danish und Canadian butter here; if it can lie shown how any of these ire beiug - helped, then .Mr. Wilson's theories are surely being vindicated; "Mr; Taft succeeded in getting himself very nq^h disliked by lhe farmers of’ this country because of liis proposed reciprocity treaty with Canada,, which would not have beiiclllted lhe Canadian farmers but a fraction of• as much a* th»y- are now helped by the Underwood bill; while the pro­ posed reMprocily bill would have sccutxl increased American markets in1 Canada, while we gain nothing now. Under all these circumstances, we •!<•. nut see how any one ran <-xpock that m«iu*lriaj osaditious will greatly uuprnv«-TuXlife country mvb r. Potted Plants For Memorial Day 15c each 2 for 25c Kil.AHO. Huron Wesson - of Charlotte was ■the guest of his parents. Sunday. ‘ Elsie Fare of .Dfemundalc is vis­ iting hur parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. VanAlstine. Mr. and Mrs. Will Brivrr visited Bert Cottrell nnd family Saturday evening. Levi Curtis and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Wesley l.epard m Char­ lotte. Sunday. Glenn MePeck was kicked by a horse one day last week and had two ribs broken. Eva Curtis attended the eighth grade examination iq,. Charlotte Thursday and Friday. ' . x Mrs. Whalen died Friday al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clem­ mons after n lingering-Illness. Fu­ neral was held Monday al the home. Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Cosgrove mov­ ed l?st week from 4he Arthur Mar­ ten's house lo their own home and arc nicely settled. COUNTY LINK O. A. BOYE.S Department Store Hastings, Mich. r>»nlel-GOrllnger of^Nashyille and {'..ostr* Kiiil and Lorens Kunz of ra<»f Rapids wcre,over.Hundny visI' »re t Mrs, Barbara Eckart's. 1 Mr ind Mrs. J; B- Meyers' were al • n:a Sunday attending prison- I Dry Gleaning Our Dry Cleaning and Pressing is done by the most modern and up-todate machinery available. We know how to eradicate the re-»» difficult spot, also Cleanse and Press the ferment perle­ . The only Steam Press in Barry County. 3-Piece Suit Sponged and Pressed, 50c. Hastings Dry Cleaning Co. Kclioii, Proprietor Phone 223, Hastings, Mich. Prompt Attention to Parcel Peet and Deliveries Thfe Makers of W.W, W. Rings have such confidence * in their rings that . they r Guarantee Them Set with all the <Ufl«ent colored I of being made 'Tree,” and will soon revive, and prosper as never before. Bui it is to be noticed, lhat the hard-headed men of affairs who conduct the industries which are being emancipated (?) shake their heads,-and express conclusions as to the future of business in this country that are quite the revvrsyfof those voiced by the President. The latter has ap­ - the WilHin-t’nderwoKl tarifMor-revtenuc-ziniy measure. .Abraham Liihxln had aJiupAly bul._triie.way of summing up-Um tariff matter aS follows: “I know when I buy something that it is made tn England fliat I have the goods and the Englishman has my money. Hut when 1 buy the same good* made in this country, therrAinerica has both the good* and the money.'* And he might have added the profit on .the goods remains here, aud the labor employed-lives here. Aud that is a’ferge factor iu making any country prosperous. ’ I south cashAon ~ AfTft AND MAPLE GROVE. Frank McNaughton and wife-vis­ j Mr. and Mrs. -wrt«y Hayman en-; ited Sunday with John Layer andI lertaimd Mr. nn.| Mr.-f. -Winer GilThe Misses Millie Andrews au<l1 left and daughter'and 'Gemge HayMyrina Ctidney were the gui-sls xif m hi of ILu i > Mlh-.Ulctiry Deller and Marriage Licenses. . thefm-increbrolluir Lohhi and wife Arthur Watt* luul families ar . UuK place. Sunday. 1 George P. Pat roll. -Woodland of Fillmore. Edna Kahlo, Devils Lake, N. D... 18 hi* uncle Orval Witts fa vh M»*. M. icrringhm fe visiting ber, Charles W. Skull, Orangeville... 33 __ __ daughter Mrs. Sydney McNaughton,( Newton Wills of L* _ Helena O. Beattie, Orangeville.. 21 i Mamie Ddler" spepL Friday night of Mulliken. , rnomas Tanuriicr vanonier woo ncen *1**? a,!P.1 Thomas who nas has been: Quit (jlaims. at work at Webbert tile (hepast Itcmfi’d ... Jas. M. Hall to William G. Silsbee, three weeks has returned home. Mr/and Mra. hit. city. 3UMI. t tiiii J*’,in Linton, wife mid dattgiilfir Ibe foimt^aattler, Mrs. Genette Miller to Mary Miller, »••'• >»•» Mell,, ,. ..rtbur *«lJur Walts, Th Tlmrsday. “J«,.e-------------- parcel. Woodland village. g200. . Mr. •and Mrs. Ed. Jlafner snetil -1 Tliund.,-,,1,1,1 r,„n, a ,1,11 In Rr.a»rtj. Idrzie E. Stevens lo John F. Ger­ anal ««t fir...... iui-i<i«. Airs, Williamz fe 111 _>» with Sunday ' i^ima .............................. Hund,, afternoon at Gilo Schulxe's ber, to acres, section 27, Baltimore, nl Nashville. \ diphtheria. • Jesse Long who h in ponr health ei.oo Mr. nnd Mrs. Chester Smith enAlbert King, wife and*daugliter* Elmer J. Cross io Henry A. is with his Mater. Mrs. J. J. Trow­ tertalned Mr. .amt Mrs! Tom Kay. . were the guest* of Frank Faire Mr. and Mr*. Win. Smith nnd Mr. Brooke, tkual-res, section 23. Maple bridge at prfient. . Mm. Jake Jinhard has been ill for childs und wife Sunday. Grove. 91.01). . Mrs. F. Wachter is-cai tho sick list, and Mrs.-Ed. Smith ol Nashville, Nellie V. fa>gan to Elizabeth the past wgjepk ’ \ ” Mfes Hose (killins visited over! Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dilley arrived Crabb, 42 acre*, section V. Castleton. Mr. ami Mr*. Dan CIAvor spent home from - Ixing Beacli—Jfelif.. j Sunday in Grand Rapid*. i ...-hur Arthur Kreplin of Grand Rapids Rnpi—; Sunday afternoon at MrsAMcBeths. where they spent the past six Clias. B. Callihan io Jesse A. Cal­ iiflT.I wosreswetoutam. , is visiting ArthuV'iiii his mother ’Mrs. Mary lihan. 37 acres, section 3, Baltimore, months. Thes have purchased.a Kreplin. Arthur • ‘-’-1 home on Fultop St. Grand Rapids, 96U&66. ।I Msli. Lv m -x spent at t.nkn Lake Vimv. View. —r*- Sol >■'>" Baker mid son — —r ’ Perry C. Cazier to Jennie L. Caz­ wherp they fboviMt lheir household auinmer ’ . WnHii-.tnv Multi with her mother, John Cuddiliy made a business Snlunlay filulrt with pmlhcr. goods this week. ier. lol, Nashville, gl.00. Mrs. V ,.Ir». David iMivid Wilkinson. ¥• Min. Ray whit.- and daughter trip to Walk. r last week. Henry N. King to Frilrih’s H; Doty, Will Shore's horse hnd a stroke of Mrs. Wm. Hood of Cfarksville is 71 acres, section 28 and 2», Jolms- Rernice. or fihiciwm are*visiting Mr. visiting her sou A. O. Hood and paralysis one day last'week. \ and Mr*. R. H. \V(ii<1- fr»r a couple of towr. VI tri. Alice GutchcM and Floyd \Titfamily. ’ Frances II. Doty to Henry N. weeks. Burly Scott of Grand Raphl* marsfe took the eighth grade elainMr. amU(|>. Paluie.r are both ill King. 60 acres, sections 28 aud 2Vr Sunday with Mrs.* T. H. ination in Nashville. Thursday\and with pneumonia 111.' mother is car­ viriled Suuday lolnirdown, gl.oo. ■irk. '’ Friday. •Frederick. ing for them. ' • will give ’ •lessons .Mrs, David-Wilkinson spool Sat­ Mm. -Harry *Only Lenhard NalJi-r returned to* his . Probate Court News. in dancing al III'- Grange hail for urday with her daughter, Mrs. Will Estate uf Louisa M.- Burnmahs, home in Grand Hap.ids last week . 'Faylnr inAibartnttc. \ deceased. Hearing on claims ad­ after working m his brother's Jurne* Cousins' n'nT'Fratik'Axhdm the Allo Grange. several months. journed to June 11 th. spent Sunday with the former's Mrs. Angus MrDeriiiult and Mrs. Estate of Helen M. Dayton, de­ father, Mr. Cousins in Woodland. MIDl.AND PARKceased. License to sell real estate Ixiltie McArthur are in Krtosas City, Sam Hefllebower. and nephew of Rev. nnd Mrs. Harger attended Mo., called then- by the illness of at private sale granted. Quarterly Mt^tjus. al Hickory. far* Estate m Frank -Marsh, deceas’d. the former’s daughter. . Thtrty-alx b-ik lhe courtly Sth nets. Sunday. Efcenw- To si’ll-fan-Fslale at pri­ j/nii*. Bernice and Philip Sweet grade examination at- the high,' Mr. and Mrs. Bion Post *p<nl Sai- of Vermontville, spent Saturday vate sale granted. and 'Sunday with her aunt in. ■ i unlay —,--------------------------------------Estate of John A. Acker, deceased. school. • with Mr. and Mr*. Peter Snore. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Scoville were Battle Creek. . Estate dosed, against claim's. Final Mr*. Applcmnn is having a well Mr. .. and ..... — -Mrs. G. ______ M.--Fox and acount filed and allowed .by consent in Grand Rapid- Friday and Salur-1i n . -daughter, • daughter, Florence. Florence, an<l and Mis. Mrs. Valley Valley1 i driven. of heir*. -Assignment of residue en­ day. Mr. gild Mr*. Fi»rmaii of Wood­ Lucy Winch*'-tor was here be-1 <>f Shultz, SjM.mi Sunday ut Hiram land tered. Discharge issued lo Lewis spent Sunday with their son. (ween trains Thursday afternoon.: Payne's. I Acker. Estate of Rolwrl Dinwiddte. de­ Iler sister, Nelli- accompanied Jier L Mrs. L. Lepper spent the latter Mr. mid Mrs, j mtnan. Bupram* Court Ali-Powvrful. ceased. Petition,for license to sell back and visil- d in the city unlit I part of last week with her brother | in Battle Ciwk. ; Tho BuweniB Court of tha United real estate tiled. Hearing June 8lh. Thnraday mornimr. Mr. mid Mrs.-M. T. LaMonte were, Hev. BiddliKam rclunjud lo his . Estate of Lewis Williams, de­ ceased. • Petition for heating on in Grand Rapids Thunday and Fri- home in Lancing. Wedm wfay. ■ <U.rk BoH»m ............... I..UU.H- | final account tiled. Hearing June uUr. t h- W. C.T. I’- Will meet with • tioirjill built to bis cottage. rendered npoa cua brought before '5th. • Mrs. Deuel Tue-iay. May 10th. I Midland Park is it? it, full glory tb«® become* tbe aupreme hw of (be Estate of George W. Cain, de­ Mrs. WinrHood is visiting her spn al present. Nature has not failed I fend. ceased. Receipts filed and discharge I to do it* full store. Atifi with the; . ~ • issued to Newton Raymond, as ad-1 A. O. Hood in’Alto. Relatives her.1 received card’ an- I beautiful greet* of the grassland. Banner Want Ads Briny Result*, minislrator. noiincing the marriage uf Miss Mara trees, the refreshing ah- from the , jorie Jaaicr of Blur Island. HL, If! lovely lake, tm resort can ouldo th*' < Judge Lew7 I- Thompson, The Repplel William V. deton to M, Nellie Mr. Howard Normau Champlain, On resort in Michigan. 'have commenced to ernue in mul by' Allegan, Mick lAiehr, 2 lol*. Spring Beach Resort, Sat unlay, May <>. The ball boys met last week-and; June 1st everything will bo at its Yankeu Springs, KIOO. organized far the season. Andy' heights. The hotel can, necomino-1 Bion H. Bi'tihum to Newell E. Clum was elprIn! manager ami A.idale.glgpit one hundred people, lots Williams, iiarcel, section 21, Hope, C. Itenkes, foplain. The ripening: Of cottage* to nut amt anyone wish- i •l.on. game was play.-d at Union Parkrmtg a quiet delightful vm-ation can Win. H. Sweet to Chas. A. Carlson, Morris lake, Bunday. The game fe- ■ find no .more appropriate place than | parcels, sections 10 and 2d, Thorn­ suited in a victory for our ig>ys ov- Midland Park, Gull Lake. Fine er Elmdale. , I fishing, bathing, plenty of boats I apple, gtAW. Mrs. J. N. Champlin visited her son1 bqth large mid small, and easy lo b<Frank B. Shaw lo Wm. H. Sweet, Horace and wife of Hastings from; reached either from Kalamazoo <<r 2 pa reels 20. Thornapple. F-’.2»0. • Battle Creek via Augusta. Anyone Joseph Mix to Homer El Downing, Saturday until .Wednesday. Sunday visitor- at Albert Bedell's,can imu make UMiev no ii'» mistake iiinnun-. in Inqking lot, Nashville, 1175. way*— for their ‘---------------wummer*-------home. Jos. L. Campbell tn Myron J. Ma­ were: A. L. Mcr..ml and family and. this -----Thomas HeMbworlli and wife. son. W. acres, section 25, Hope, Mrs. Frod7Bry.mt and Mr*, Ben 0HUXGBROOK. IIeadsworill spent Friday with Mrs. Mr?. Quy llmieyselt spent Sunday Frank Jones to Lyman Jones, 110 Will Drew. in Plainwell. acres, section 12,- Irving, (600. 'Mr. and MBkJ, NotriiH of Grand Tin- Young Igniies Thimble Club 1 rr-ji-sUfuUy announce my -canGeo. W. W’ordcn to Otto Rain- Rapids spenFlut Sunday with hi* met with Mrs. GiMtrgc Honeysett diibur for cqngress in opposition lo bach. lol, Hastings, 12.200. parent’. • ' sX • •' . . last Thursday. Hon. E. L. Hamilton, thu present in­ Adeline I. IhAroughs to Orville E. F. O’ol and Wife were :r. Gt‘an<’ Mr. nnd Mrs. ('.buries' Hicks spent cumbent. . ' . Rapids, Wednesday. C. Barnum. 3 lots! city, glUO. Saturday nnd Sunday nt lhe tim­ If I am elected yuu can expoel George Heater U very sick. er's brother's, Et 0. Hicks, at Alle­ these’things of me frum start lo Joseph C. Bray lo Ashley C. Mr. and Mr*. M. T. Norcult were gan. • tinish. ’ Johnson. Ob acres, section 311. in Grand Rapids bn-busim •- SqlurMi"s< Ida Gay went to Plainwell I shall stand by tny country and Thornapple,. 13,000. Heniy. D. Clnmey to Ihiri-y A. ‘ The Itoh-kah Lodge No.B.’7; i O. Saturday' lo spend a few days with lhe work of her brains, genius and her siste'ri Mrs. EIIH Bresson. hands. • ■ 8cobey, 120 acres, section 24, Irving, 0. F held a business and amt sori sochl il • Mr*. (• fc. itnriier has returned trit [ ^hnll resent every Insult to th? •3JMT. ’ Hireling Tli.nsday evening lI■’iv ‘,|ciiaries' vec.h nries Hick*' after sfe-taling n; Sl.ira«pnd Stripes al* home mid Lizzie C. Stevens and Ellen Stev­ new nimnlmrs were iiuLiiiiii. i'tt!. nltor Wl He wHh her ,‘oa’ F~ G- u', k!’ abroad. , ens. by guardian, to Jolin F. Gerbe. which all |<arlook of punrii. wafer* *J? yiegnn. I shall pray for peace, but will 10 acres, section 27. Baltimore. KOO and cake. Games were play..I unlit: William Doolittle, a former re*lElfe M. and Louisa Durham, per a late hour, after which they ad-1 ,k.,lt „f ||iis neighlwrlinml. parsed advocate being prepared for a war, guardian. In Alfred F. Davis, 40 journed to meet again in two weeks. away nl his b„mo in Rfehiand Sat- if unavoidable, that will teach dur enemies and the world to -Iuhiut our acres, section 17, Assyria. $1,12. flag. John Ryan, per guardian, to Mary Tobacco Consumption. . an<| Harley Haskins were I shall stgnd by the Republican A. Ryan, 40 acres, section 26, Irving. Tho esUmated daily *v.rM0 cot- in PfemW,.|| gg|Urday. parly, clinging.to thu good, striving StSO. sumption of cigars in tbo United Charles llopeysetl of Cressey <-all- to eliminate the bad. Chn«. H. Hauer to Citas. P. Fox, । States Is 21,716,489, and of cigarettes ; cd at the home of hi* mother, SunI shall stale where I stand so you tot, cilyrFiXOO.M.7SS.1W. d,ny. ' will all know when to. put me out. Clarence O. Iden to. Marshall V. | James Gay of 'Doster was pl Your* respectfully* Bird. 20 acres, section 28, JohmtLew. L. Thompson. town. j»275. Geo. A. Robinson to WmrL. Depreaster, SO awes, section 22. Balti­ more. 4M.500. Frank E. Hyde to Frank Ulrich. parcel, Freeport. |2J>00. ' E. E. Church and wife left Monday morning tn »j5it lheir sun, V. H. Church and family in Indianapolis. Henry *Norcutl-ka- phi-chased a new Ford ifUiwboul to use on hta mail route. _ . “ C," J. Hunt went to Lakeview Thursday to attend the funeral of an aunt ufrhich occurred Friday morning. ’ Mias Etta Long i&Jidping Mrs. Mose Brcandle. Ixma Cliutch was home ov­ . zMias Sunday er Mr Sundae Ulj Mr,. Uro SIMrtu n-lurn- *•- A. Ihtrkle nf Woodland did s "... lor Mrs. IF. J. Gerlinger sev-•■wl <f y* Inst week. ’ Hiller "had n narrow escape fnm ditching his Oldsmobile in a xwk’ip near the head of Jordan ’iika. Only a mailer of indies saved him ?tfe being sucked iplo a hol­ lo ' mite. L. J. Gerlinger and wife and daughter Lula, also Mr. and Mr*. Waldo Geriingcr look an auto ride tn .Hasting* Holiday afternoon where they visited their cousins. Mr. and Mr-.. Jake Rehor. . Mr*. J. Gertinger visited lief daughter. Mrs. E. E. Lum* of Lake Odessa.who i* seriously sick, Thurs­ day and Friday. Krjfttl Ltixi Visit Our Optical Department and let us show you our'equipment. Prices uniform and Pike &}Damon aw - x jrrj—jL th—11 g Jewelerg—Opticians jjh Phone'281 With a gentle heart and sound rea­ soning powers s man comes to admire In olbera the qualities which he him- It Is onlyjpon who-have done nothing with a single talent, or possibly a con­ futing group of ulenta, who remain to tha end of Ufa bluer toward those who hare made good, haring but ono Tha Clsverast Thing. The cleverest thing tn the world la Subscribe’for the BANNER, only Things Don’t Happen We Shape Our Destinies 11 you want to acquire something you can call your own you must start the machinery in that direction—salely and surely. You cannot do much with Mi.ooXalone, but Jj.oo will make the start. Associate that dollar with 49 others and you have a fair I-chinning. This you can do in less than a year by saving Ji.00 a week. The next H50 will come easier. You can do this best by taking advantage of our Savings Department. We will not only care for your money, but if vou place it here, it wiH become an investment for you. because we pay 50 per cent greater interest than you can get on your money if invested in. government bonds. And it is fust as safe here, lor it is backed by the £650,000 resources of this bank. Therefore use our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT to bring your dollars together. $1 Starts a Savings Account With Us Interest will be added to your Savings Deposits each six months, and that will help them keep growing. In a lew years you will have a snug sum to your credit here and will be ready for the opportunities that can and do come to the man who has the ready cash to avail himself of them when they do come. We will pay interest at 3 per cent, on all Savings Deposits placed in this bank OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT IS AT YOUR SERVICE. Hastings City Bank The Bank That Does Things For You Hastings, Michigan �THr.HWTW<WII*NMt». 'HV 2|. nl|. BABY CHICKS NOW is the time to place your order - for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons, CONSULTENO DEFAIKTWKTr which would work very fine with your spare broody hen*. (ut»p for small un growing chi. k-. to be used in rainy weather. Mini which tian be closed up al night, and hr cat proof. Ttiert you can true Hi' in for fatten­ ing «HMik4irUa. 04. a lucn.t .of aura ibd ta*l year, plorinir.six males in one • cnop, and feeding Tut weight. A TAUARAC CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Max,........... Airanuc are spending a week with friends and relative® in this vicini­ ty- . '. The Aid Society . at Mrs. "Nellie ’Curtts,.‘'rhnrrsrf»y.-wn< wrH-jilimtl-™> ilMi n.,.. .111 I, l,): | PINEAPPLES I ! The season for canning is now on. Our stock will be of the same quality as other years. Our prices reasonable. Give us your order and get the best. ♦ Cleo Rears nnd cousin Heron Ptirfowl*. Spade freqin-ml) the around dun ihailo a trip to <u»jrll<vn bn lheir under th- roopa. liirycli-s Sunday nfternp.m and call­ ed’ on the fmujer's ‘ unrio, John Suinrp. * We nro sorry to mention that Abe WOMEN'S CLUB Haggrrly ha* sold Ilfs fnnn nml i-i going to leave this community, hut never the les* we wish them suc­ Tlte." seventeenth rectjfnr cess in their new home. They do Four Deliveries Daily the Hastings Women'. Clt'iti w.-i« not intend to move until next fall. td ui the ciiuncit ro.uu on Friday Phone 83 Hastings, Mich. nfieriKHHi May rap-fifteenth. Cotton's. Kalnrday. to see lhal new M. W. Hicks. 'Tho l«erluro Cum— ijiimuiLl.’o gcaml- *«m u hu arriwLlhaL i«pn'Rila department In Intruded to give made a refiurt Tor tin- pud y<ar ing. showing n itcflcil <>f *39.50. which Mr*. Clara Honrs received word the. Club hhs paid. M-ue Hntyi three frmn J. H. Wall* of Grand Rapid* liundred school children uilemlcd Hint he is now nil u lair wny of reasking quraU.ms acml full information. Hie suppleiiiefital lecture on tlie I'aiinnia Canat A ,y..|e of thunl.* he was taken to hi* ta-d. bui-tn* i< TnWolume 3 of the American Morgan Register, is a thoroughbred Morgan now able to lake a few steps alone. stallion, cheatnut, star, three —*—* —-* — •-—*— -* **------ »—■ arduous work done ilu* jejr. Feed barn, Hastings,Mich.,, Hie Library Committee called nt- Purdun's farm this summer. nt anytime, except Tuesday* tenlimi tn Hie pre-'ing need of Will Smith is on the sick lid. Will be at Oraon King**, 1 Flock Improvement. more slidf room amt w.viitslriiclcu JA’o arc all korry !<• mention the The best and cheapest way tn im­ by vote of tin! Club io purchnm* sickness of Archie Thomas. We all prove u flock is to select the heat sule<|unte taMik emu*, a imnUier of orable notice by all wliq have nnd most vigorous layers ami bree^l book* lire missing f«"in Hie library these to n-strong, active, well-bred LITTLE CEDAR LAKE. Phono 385 Hutlngi, Mich. n»iy -UH- ■ - J||.q7 j(ay-Knstwtrk~nf • Csterinnrm• COjentKrAmC ATm WAI7TCTBTS. —------ niaie. aml Hum.*avu-.tbu-euga -tur hatching. returned 1sx>k. .... a sister of Thomas Mortliland. is Fowls whose offspring i- worth "*•• ‘-«••«» ■ ,.n. rarinB for him a f.-w .lays. keeping should be piarked with leg lo support the roo'emeiil for a Mr. Whipph* < f Augusta hn< iimyhands. All mare* ran»t be returned HegHh Wrt’k in thi- < minty and to .-After selreling'tlm most prolific athsnl n (iieeling'at tlti- «-mirt Itoy*1* regularly as directed or ser­ birds in t|m tlockThe* would fiSKe lS the samei'vining. ' *"" ■ li k nxpreled Ili.il Ilf' •■Imr«-li’ vice fee,- fH»r wilt become or 20 of them in n separate* c<mp due Annoimceinelit Win made-of Hie sited* will be rai*ed till* week. । once.and 00,1 ** P*>d •< nml large yard with thn male during firogrnm for Hie next, meeting. Crops are looking line in llii* Persona partingwith mare* the few weeks of.lhe breeding sea­ Mrs, McCtlY wiH haw clitirgo and <’.x|>eci5illy Wheal. after having been bre.1 will son. By limiting the number uf roll call will be an*w> rcd with lhe secliuit. While tt parly was fishing on one Are the product ot experience in selecting stock, care in iiami! of an Amerlc.iii >»tiipo*er to- of our lake* with a net he was ask-, lie held for service fee, |I5 which become* due at once lie lu-lii’Vi* would bi* ferlih* ami slaughtering and proper facilities for curing and keep­ ed WhUI th’ Wit* doing. Ite t.’inai kand must be pud. ■ nearly nil of them hatch oul strong, A resolution Icuri. i ink-. Mrs. Pat­ • — wasliing my wife's Ince hendrix Morgan i» ing the meat. Our shop meets all the requirements in .active, nenlthy ehicks. Keeping rick Hie good wisli' - of Hie Club Tin* nie.sh was rather curtains.'' from lhe very beat strain ol this very beat Purely American breed of horse*. lhe main away from the rehnumler these lines. If you are not buying from our market now, large. , . . of the flock .improves thn market ado)..... I. ’ .My*. E. Hornsby nnd her son, J. M. HENRY, Owner and Manager—1914 better try an order once. quality of those eggs which an- not After a short inlrrmhalnn Mrs Charles of Newaygo Co.. were call­ th be UM*d for hntcliing purpose. PHONE 323J HASTINGS, MICH. Geschwimll took charge <>f the pro­ Kggs for hutching should never bo gram Which consisted of four pa­ ed to the b>-d*ide <»f her father last I They returned Saturday. saved from n hen Hint is shiggixh pers upon the general subJed week. C. W. Calkin*. out; pnlhmaxter. and tiaiik-s moinul tho roost in a ••Textiles." Mrs. Mili.ti Brown in sleepy nnd inactive, fashion. The discussing wool said Hint onr pres­ will sonn he repairing roads in our; Nastinas, Mich. F ho im 162 hardy type* which lay best are ent unfamiliarily with Hie quality district. Our school dosed Friday. Miss preferable for breading purposes. of fabrics has cpim- thrmigli the These an* the ones with full crops, fact that spinning and weaving, WillitIs tin* taught « very snccessred conihs. nnd bright eyes nnd (ho. once a part of every limudmld's nek m-xl yodr. ' first to leave the roost in tho morn­ duties, have n««W Ix-come a great Tim Burke nnd wife and Mn«. ing. mam long distances in search national* industry. Mrs. Brown gave an account of the sorting and tiinde. Samuel I Hinkley Sunday. go lo^rooxt nl night. the preparation of wool for the They also callctl oii Henry Forbes While with Deghnms nnd other making of worsted ami woolens. wife. • small active breed* 2»» femab-* cm. Mrs. Isaac Patrick followed with nnd C. P.-lJirnliet) nml wife spent Sun­ safely be inafml with one male bird, day with lheir father, Joe Wertwith the heavier breeds 15 liens or Wc have purchased and taken possession of maii. wlm is sick. less should he used in order fn in­ kind. While linen Im* ••ver hi'cn The pastor of the U. B. church. the Photographic Studio recently operated by sure fertile eggs. It is best to limit I'XpcnsIvi’ ycl its wearing quality is Mrs. Gould, gave us nUrn* p*rim>n I R. E. Green, and are In position to do every­ still more the number,of females to surprising. Irish linen lias a repu­ Sunday. lie.bred-lo old male hints. tation umMinalled although Eng­ thing in first-class Photographic Art work. Mrs. Henry Wcrlmnn and dnmrii-, Using these methods of selection land stands well in it* manufacture. We shall be pleased to have you inspect our and Hinting doe* away with the pos­ Hand woven- lint-n is nearly worth ter Beulah, vlsiletl relatives at Del-; sibility of the worthless hen steal- its weight in gold and Mb. Patrick pictures any time. You arc always welcome mg her nest and rearing a brood of had a sample of linen woven by LAKE VIEW. at our studio. inferior •'brush pile rougher.*." . hand one hundred years ago in Ire­ Mrs. Parnwr of Baltimore, snciil land'to show wilh .*-hii<- linen wov- Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. ,.,\Ve read your artlcln upon tho Wm- Gillespie of this place. Rhode Island Rod Hpetrinlly Club*. lories of that country. Mr. nnd Mr*. Calvin Charlton and THE REGISTERED We are breeders ot this grand fowl, Colton was Mr-. Anson Maynards' daughter Znda of Maple Grove PEHCHERGN STALLION mid would like the pre*eiiH address subject and jdie acknowledged Iler spent Suminy with Mr. and Mrs. of th>‘ tw'o dull* which wd under- indebtedness in', a law degree lo Frank Cliarllnji of this place. . Bruce is seal -brown in color, sland nre in existciicc. P. It; Mr. Bradford T. I Mau of Yoakum. Hamilton Muiui and wile nnd 1914 weighs 1701) lbs., and was foaled Answer. Well, we lidiwe that Mis.* Heidemian spent Hum.ay with March 29. 1911. oven ono reaponiw tn dur article is Me. nml Mrs. Fisher of Marlin'Cors ' "Bruce" comes in direct line from sufilcienl reward for the effort. rollon, given from his own tdiscf“ the very' best Pcrcheron stock in However, we would like lo see more \ at ion and knowledge. Samples of Miss Annina Gillespie ami Dorothe world, descending in line from Registry No. 463SS of'tho Red Breeder* write u*. nnrt rollon .*<*ed*. Hie Hower, oil mid . tlie famous “Voltaire" (28,t8H) ami I have purchased thi* beautiful telkua wlml they think nlniid join­ other produel* > nlained from cot­ Mollie (075101. Bruce is of iu*uHi* ing. You can do nothing better ton wore an inl>*r<*sliiig ndjtiuct to disposition, largo boned, anef his Registered Perclierou RtalliOT) "MO­ DOC” weight P.KM1, bred an<l owned Hinn joining holh of the larger Mrs. Maynani' paiwr. Tlu* pro­ colls aro bound to be winners. the ground, Will make the season after May by Fremont Bonnett, of Modoc, In­ clubs, the .parent liedics, nml slate cess of preparing » planting lhe seed, chopping out a Morgan. 1st. ns follows: Wednesdays ami diana. This will bo “.Modoc's fourth branches.There nro several other minor or­ nnft of the plants, ami finally the Mr. nml Mrs, Warren Coolbaugli Hat unlays nt the Fair Grounds. senium in Hasting*. Modoc can lw seen nt A. J. Henry's ganization* of H»><| hreodors. All picking mid-hiodiiig to the Cotton and Barbara of Coal* Grove spent Hastings. Remainder of the time at my barn % mile north and t mile Feed Burn in Hastings nl any lime. are conmiomlabb*. mid must excel­ Gin were explained in detail, also Sunday with Mrs. Alice Coolbaugli lent men. wlm are working for the (he work <J the T >mpresser nml the Tfrm» — I15.0U to insure standing ami.family. east of Barry Hotel. Mrs. Mary' Turner of Morgan, is coll. AH mures bred al owner’s betterment .nf Hie bntil in general Colton Beetl <nl Mill. in lheir localily. and which, should The Inst of lln-e papers was giv­ visiting lief grand children, Floyd risk. <k> , All marcs must bo 'returned reg­ Im» encotiraged.- If you have sever­ en by Mis* Gertrude Smith who Nesbet and wife, this week. al Reil breeders in yni:r vicinity, Owner and Manager. told of | hr manufarluro of silk. A ‘ Air. mid Mis. Frank Cngswell ularly as direclmi or service fee fit.", Phone 252-3 rings will become due and must be paid band together to promote your In- procrM of rnrhiik- Hie nilk. spun by spent Thursday with Henry Mead lerrtsls mutually. . the silk worm' of Chinn, and mak­ ami wife of South Hastings. Hustings, Mich., R. 3 at once. Tho Rhode Islnr.d ll<;d Club nf ing it Into Huth was discovered by Mr. ami Mrs. Ray Hird ejilerlaiiiod Persons parting with mares after Come in and buy a fine Chinese brittle (,10c) brush, to do the having been bred will be held for America, is a flue Imdy. See’y Tros. Hie wife of I lie Emperor of Ghiiift in company from north of -'Hustings, W. H. Card. Manchester. Cann. finishing with, end we will give you, without charge, so that you 1700 B. C. For two Ihnnsaml years Sunday. .service fee <15 which becomes duo, IESISTEIED PEICHEROa SULUBI Red Brewlers Club of the World, the secret was kept in that rouiilry may make a trial yourself—a regular, full size 15c can of Kyanize Mr. ami Mrs. Herbert of Hastings at nnco and must bo paid. Sccy.'.-T reas.yAaruti J', -U, .Perryville, tail thinlly the ta-rsiana obtained it sjtrnFont- tiaydhM week with Fl-yd —cnqugh'fc du overs chair era table.- — PPdftvF: ■* Western jKil:nne- -jfrirtr/ and uiftt. Tlie -United Hint*-*- has Iwcome one imlla ffemomt took the ritruth Na 22.583 •' Do you consider tho parrying of of.the great silk manufacturing'na­ grade examination al Hastings, vet lb-- .,eultivalinn 'of Thursday, nml Friday. Description—Orphan Boy is regis­ eggs from a farm out in the coun­ tions tered in lhe Porelwrofl Stud Hook of try. say six miles, lo the cily. over lhe silk wbnn is nUI~carried largely In Japan nml QUIMBY. America, and his recorded number is rough roads, mt being harmful to on Chinn Iwcuusc of lhe chaapnrsa of OnlyTwo days of school Inst week 22,583. Color, gray; weight 1910 hatching? L. A. pounds. , Answer. Well, it depends upon Inlxir. The raw silk Is Imported by on account of the death of Miss Olis' For Floors and all Woodwork Pedigree—Foaled Juno 1, 1891, who is doing the carrying. Wc this country. Mis* Smilh gave Hie grandmother nl Hastings. Mrs. Mary llidelm.-pi visited Iter bred nml owned by Homer L. Adgnte know positively that eggs carried most, interesting description of the is a wonderful finilh, made eq>ecially of Ionia, Michigan. Got by Epis •in.the manner farmers carry them, silk worm from her piTAmnl kmAv- daughter. -Mrs. Clarence l^wis, at lo Hand hard mage on floors and chin quickly-and d aome coffees are adulterated. iedge of its liahiis gained a number led in any old cdhtainer, with not even Nashville, Friday. D'Or 6549 (8454), he by Confident ’ atairraaca, and !■ alio the best finiih If you want to be aure you g«ct a Miss Doris Hnii.se nf Hastings at­ there i* for interior woodwork, chain, n piece of cardboard, cardboard. to say say nothing of years ago wlien Mrt. A. D. Knis3647 (397). he by Brilliant 1271 (7M). GOOD PURE COFFEE, buy of some kind of a cushion between kern had eggs sent here from tended Sunday School here Sunday. bookcases, desks,bediteadi—all kinds hn by Brilliant 1899 (756), he by Coco from uv. of furniture. enamel. V(*l can u«>- it youncll It (714), he by Vieux Ghaalin (713). tho layers of eggs, surely is and .will Washington ami rnisrtl a great Colne again. . Kyaoue makes old woodwork ImL he by Coco (712). ho by Mignon (7J5), Im» a determent to a good and suc­ ninny silk worm', the’venture only ' Preaching next Sunday May 21 al, hn by Jean-le-Blanc (739). cessful hatch. However, if arrang­ being given up beefiuan of u 'scar­ 2:30 P. M. Sunday SchoOl’nl 1:30 P. • Jefferson St. Term*—To insure a morn with ed in a box full of bran, small end city of mulberry leaves. Tho Club M. All try and attend. to Mrs. Maui ice The lets cbeati) social at Charles standing colt »10.W). Single Service Hastings, Mich. down, and placed upon a layer of wax indcblAl MIX). Parlies disposing of mnres be­ straw, (i. o. tho bnx should he) no Grigsby for a charming song “A May Castellon's was well attended. Al­ fore foaling lime will be held re­ harm will come from sneji-a ride. Morning," Mr*. Grigsby graciously though tint weather was emd,and Hastings, Mich. sang n second numbor, Mrs.Pryor fh«* ice cream voider, yet il was a sponsible for service. All accidents warm hearted company who filled at .risk ot owners of mares.- Mare* \Vhere.can I secure very fine In­ plnyipg her accompaniments. Hie hpiise and did ample justice to must bo returned as instructed. dian Runner Duck eggs? Have been NORTHEAST RUTLAND. ice cream and cuke, while Miss Sad­ At 8id Tinkler's. 2 miles west and reading the Hasting* BANNER fbr li mile south of I-acoy, Wednesdays -Rev. Yost of ILi'lings will preach ie Silsbee of Hastings rendered sev­ many years, nnd always look for­ and Thursday*. Other appointment* ward lo its arrival with great uleas- nl the kcIhhiI house Friday evening. eral beautiftfl. selections on the by phone. ure. . J.K. May 22nd. ' \ piano, which wvn- highly appreci­ The wall i« completed for Charles :ated by all. The proceeds were /Answer. We nrc Indeed, very The CiUtens Mutual Fire Insur­ MYRON EMMONS. Prop. hiuch pleased tn hear tho interest Moore's house nnd the, carpenters 1$1 i'»o for which the society extend ance Company made a gain oHl will coniniencc their work this their (hniiks. taken in our paper. new members and $53,200 new in­ The Misses Kiltie McIntosh and There are several varieties. an(l Swift Hellef for IU* of Digestive ths United States. The first dose Mrs.-Joe. Wing of North Irving Hadie Silshee itpimt Saturday even­ surance in April, with one fire loss you will no doubt find some one of prove*—no long treatment our advert Imps which will be most has iieeiv‘c.iiH>« f"f her iluiighlor, ing with the former's parents al Maxr’s Wonderful Stomach Uemderful Treatment. Don’t Throw Away That this place. Mrs. Claud llunimmid and baby Hie pleased lo give you good prices up ­ edy clears the digestive tract of mu­ There is none better or half as past week. on most excellent slock. You no coid accretions and poisonous mat­ cheap. If you prefer to pay jfl.OO Old. Furniture QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. Miss l.iicena Nichols closed a very iloubt appreciate our position in the ter. It brings swift relief to sufferers Hundreda ot Michigan people have from ailments of tho stomach, liver rather than £!.(«) per thousand on Friday, nlay. Paul Sheldon visited friends in nialler, wfe cannot recommend any successful term of school. Fi Call and see Cain under Rced'a found quick deliverance from atomMr. Hammond ivery triek sirk nl nt this Vermontville over Sunday. and bowels. Many declare that It has your home insurance, it is your one particular breeder, lb the det­ troubles by the use of Mayr's saved them from dangerous opera■ Opera House. He will take off Tims, (fanld returned homo Sun­ ■ch erment of the other. W<> must writing with IdH" hopwrof his re­ privilege. When your old policy­ Wonderful Stomach Remedy. This the old varnish, repair and refinish ' **is attending day after a thn*- week’s visit at remarkable treatment has established leave the selection of the breeder lo covery. Dr. L-dhanT runs' out, better talk it over with Thos. Egner’s in West Bellevue. you. ■. . It and make it look like new, also ■ Because of the remarkable success Mrs. Gardner and daughter of However, wo wmild suggqat you » Mr. Shroyer who has been quite C. G. MAYWOOD will upholster your furniture for purchase the best you can wcure, sick the past two weeks in able lo North Nashville visited at Almon la what two 'Michlffiui people say: AND SAVE MONEY Sheldon's Wednesday and Thursday. and the results will Ik* most flatter­ he oul again. Mra. Guy A- Beamer of 1307 North Piano Polishing and Re­ Martin poinnd lost a-coH nnc Guy Visitors at the Iwme-ef Ray Gould Street. Film. Mich.—"I navaz axw ing. ________ ' " last week. • Sunday were Mrs. O. Gould and sons, anything work auch wondera. aa juat finishing a Specialty. Would you advise olir using ■ Arthur Moore. vi«il«d Ills brother Harry and Clyde of Bellevue, Fn- three doaea did. I have been doctorGive me a trial. First small Philo Goops in our yards ex­ William of Northeast Has tings, Sat­ mcn Foster and sister Dora of West bd by apeclaliat*. too, and received verv little benefit." class work. tensively, for such use as placing urday night and Sunday. Maple Gpive. A * and many grateful Utiera from peospare males, broody bens, and- such uses as would not require much County Htmeyor Lw fi. Cobb is irr At'ttai.founcil meeting on Friday Hired. Jackson. Mich.—“I had hot room, and sliH be-of a convenient Woodhiiuj surveying the courses'for night the proposed uew sower pro­ Ing a few effects. of your wonderful Uadcr Reed's Opera House. Work jialura io us? C. O'B. some proposed good roads, which ject was not brought up as was ex­ remedy I am In perfect condition.” Called tot and Delivered. Answer. Ye* wc would. You Commissioner Monasmitli intends to pected because the surveyor had Buch words of praise come from land’s have a most estimable plan, one build. - ... not yet completed his report. Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Also Cyphers’ Chick Food and Chick Grit. ’• I H.C. WUNDERLICH I I I HENDRIX MORGAN -rAT- M. W. HlcRs Juicy, Tender Meats BESSMER BROS. Opening Announcement “BRUCE,” No, 78863 . JT MODOC Studio Opposite Court House HASTINGS, MICH. atLOn Make your old furniture look like new JOHN ENGEL ORPHAN BOY In Spite ot the Pure Food Laws and Inspectors The Coffee Ranch C. E. HARVEY, Agent YOUR INSURANCE I Will San You Money W. A. Cain DO IT NOW MICHIGAN STOMACH SUFFERERS DISCOVER THE QUICKEST REMEDY �hie UAirrMOtAiMKKR. may at. itM. making trouble, and I be Emperor I claimed lhal the spirit of this maiilj I hud appeared to him aud said, "IH ‘was your frtend in life, so Imilri me|| a temple." This act by the Enrutiror at that lime, b rilied them [I irdrn. innkrng-frouhle atnr they- Ire- | came his frienfl. ; The North Gate of the cily is loiimlalhin paper money for the use ward Mongolia, and we met nnury ?! “l,‘. •u,c',s<or8. There are also herds of sheep from lhal country llireo biff poles* creeled near the coming to martici;' 'also trains of ivitipli!, om, |u Up, jj,.aven god, one loaded camels mid aauws. We are <0 the earth god. and one to tlie told the MoiUj-miaiis arc nearly all man god. or the Emperor. This is herders mid live largely in tents. the center pole, nuj is higher and t must tell you alMiul a funeral' larger ao»i ver>- b. ntitifully cnrveiE which ■ we saw, which our guide told J In the ufteruinc.1 we visited the us । was a fair one for a well-to-do national obg«rvalory to see the man. 1 The procession was about a large broitts juffUainienU made 1200 half a mile'long, 211 men, besides years ago, and^u.-<-.l to locate stars . men e’JiTying Hur coffin.. This I and measure them They were per- 'was carried on long poles. The > ji- I feci in principle, and were the most Itire profession was dressed in cos- I beautifully carved brinue tbnl we tumes I of some kind, and were have ever aeen. Some have been carrying < big liannvra, blowing dc-lroyed by tMjddicrs and carried horns, I and carrying large pots ot I away during lhe Boxer trouble. ।paper flowers. Soniu of lhe mon the soldiers at that limo also took were ’ throwing up round papers I k,i°i»s and ornaments oul with ’ square holes in lhe centers. I of the Icniple of Heaven thinking which ' are Hie- shape and size of I they were gold. 1their money. These papers are I NOW IS THE TIME VISITFD810 TEMPLES TO “SWAT THE FLY” B PEKIN,2 STATE DAIRY C.IIMMIStilUN'EH HELME'S METIRHIH OF ELIMINATING THEM. USE POISONS AND SCREENS IN AVOIDING THE PESTS FROM US IS FINE" WUEN YbU MAKE AN ANNIVERSARY GIFT, BE IT FOR A BIRTHDAY, A WEDDING OR ANY KIND OF ANE VENT, GIVE AN EXQUISITE PIECE OF JE WELR Y. THIS WILL ENDURE AND BE CHERISHED FOR ALL TLMEi AND EACH TIME THE RECIPIENT SEES IT, IT WILL RECALL THE HAPPY OCCASION OF WHICH WAS A MEMENTO, j WHEN A GIFT COMES FROM OUR ESTABLISH­ MENT, THE GIRL WHO GETS IT KNOWS THE QUAL- ITY IS SUPSRD. L. V. BESSMER THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN OPEN EVENINGS \ GUILTY OF ONE SMALL LAPSE PAY US ONLY $5.95 For Nils new model HEALTH STRENGTH TIME MONEY <3 LABOR SAVOR History, Proves Georg* Washing- On the afternoon ot October 14. 176S, George Washington stepped Into tho private office of his good Philadel­ phia friend and dentist, Sillcum Stea­ dies. Twas an elegant fall afternoon and Chestnut street wm alive with colonial damsels out In thoir new furs. "Good-day. friend George," quoth the dentist, as he finished polishing a long, wicked-looking spear and picked up a gleaming crowbar. ’ "What- brings you downtown thus early?" pursued Steadies, as bo laid doun the crowbar and picked up an eight-pound monkey wrench. "Noth-. Ing wrong with the teeth. I trustr And bo pul down the monkey wrench and picked up a bone-handled Iron mallet weighing It carelessly in JUs hand. "I beg pardon.” Mid Georgs Washtngton. rather nervously. "What did you say?” ' Red Cross Combination Vacuum Gleaner and Carpet Sweeper You-are paying for it every day you-do without it. - —We have a special agree-' you here this beautiful day?” said the dentist, as he put down the mallet and picked up a pair of gas pliers. • No. my feet." said Mr. Washington, with a forced laugh. "Ha. ha, Slllcum, sure—l must go no^.“ Outside on the pavement he held his hand to bls aching jaw and murmured guiltily: “Ah. well, just one little He tn a lifetime won't do any harm, and mayhap the historians will never get hold of IL” uSED ‘27 THE SCAHDWAVIANS ment with the manufacturers -of this .Vacuum Swec|x.T and, can.give you a better qaulily , II and a more convenient sanit­ ary and durable machine than any you have ever seen or : priced. . COME and see it demon­ strated. You can’t afford to miss seeing this bargain and you can't afford to do without LA. BURTON QUALITY HARDWARE Easily Tracod' to tho Daye of tho Old Vikings. When we say a ship la bound for a certain port or homeward bound, we are using, not the past panicle, aa we might think, of the English verb to bind, but of a Scandinavian word word which In'the farm of ''boun”.sUU lives on in northern dialects. "Billow" Is probably a Scandinavian word which survived In ono of tho northern or eastern dialects, which still preserve so many Danish words. It made its way into wuthern English In a literary standing by its use by Spenser and Shakespeare. “Wake" for the track of a ship Is another Scandinavian word preserved in dialect. Its original meaning, as Professor Skeat tells us. was thst of an opening (n the ice. espcclsltj tho pasMgo cut for a ship In a froxrh lake or sea. and then, from being applied •hip after Its passaso through tho loe, the nautical terms which tho French Identify Man by Vein*. have borrowed from' tho English, al­ ally of Padua, advocates tho adoption though It Is not easy to recognise it al tJ an Idcutillcatlou system the basis first In Its French form of oualcho. and It Is still used on tbs Norfolk broads ■*r is tho photographing ol with Us original meaning ot an opsu place In tho Ice.—English Review. can detect variations. lUiLUinuHsm Quickly ('.tired. “My sjslcr’tf husband hod an nllack of rhouinaliatp in his arm." writes a well known mident of Newton, Iowa, "f gave him a hota may tj(! ()f Chamberlain’s Liniment WW which lju applied lo his arm ami on « foot I hr next moiniiig the rheumatism is alU'was gone.” For ehrotiiir'muscular Tste- rlinuuatt-im you wilt tiuil nothing ‘ belter, than Ctiainheriahi'., Lini- Anger '; Mr. IkliiM* Soys They Will Ik Plen­ tiful In Spite of Ix'clurrs And Prm "Dope." In spile of the foci-that .Mr. Fly has been the subject of-lbousam& of bulletins, lectures, press notice* moving picture show* tile, we will have thousamh of tlwm next sum­ mer., The next best thing after pre ■ venting Hie fly is lb keep him out of thn house, catch him or kill him. Following are some suggestions as to how this.may l» done: Keen garbage cans closely cover­ ed unless you have a flytrap attach­ ed to them. Such traps may bo ob­ tained at most hardware stores. Screen the dooru nnd windows of your home, especially those, of lhe kitchen, dining room and pantry. If you cannot do this, at least I lie milk in which genu# multiply "with more than onlinnry rapidity. I Screen sick iws, or al least the lied of the patient, and do not al­ low tires to have access to his cxrrete which stmuhl be-trealed with chloride of lime or some other dis­ infectant. SereeiM are especially needed »n towns which have no sewer system, dr in which the sewers draiu into a .stream on the lianks of which flies swarm attracted by the filth from the sewers. ' If flies do get Into the house in spite of •creens. kill or trap them. Sticky fly-paper and a variety of traps may be used, as well as pois­ oned fly-paper. A cheap and reliable fly poison, which is not dangerous lo human life, is bichromate uf potash irreso­ lution. Ib may be bought nt any drug store; Dissolve one dram in two ounces of waler; add a little sflgnr and place about the house in shallow dishes. To dear rooms of flics, use car­ bolic acid, heating a shovel and pouring on il 2Q drops of the poison. Tbe vapor will kill lhe Ries. Flies pass the winter hidden In cracks and holes in allies and cel­ lars. Many of these may lie killed in lhe spring by thu two methods just described.' , James W. Ilclme, < Slate Dairy A Food Commissioner. War Talk Makes the war spirit, aud to show our loyaltyevcry family and'school should have a large United States Flag to display on nil National Holidays*'* Old apd young should be- taught to love and respect the Stars and Stripes, nnd nothing can do thia as well as having the Flag always before them. Wc. have A Large Assortment of FLAGS of all sizes and prices, suitable for all occasions. A special size for use Decoration Day. Wc offer you a bargain in a large, beautiful^ flag 6 ft. long and 4 ft. wide for only $1.25. This flag has the correct number of stars and stripes, making it one pi the twat for schools as. well as homes. We will send this flag postpaid to any school in Barry county otr receipt of price. Order no^, before they are gone. Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Druggists PHONE No. 31 GOODS DELIVERED Pictun of the funeral procmlon described by Mr. Keller this week Another intends!in^ temple is the supposed to turn into money for Llama Temple. It win, life home of lhe use of life spirit Some were a prince and is now p Buddhist carrying paper models, life size, of KITfHEN NOT WELL PLANNED temple filled with slirincb.for wor­ men and women all dressed up, WARNED OFF THE PREMISES ship. Tlie day we were I hero they which were .to be placed at the Qsnsrally Designed by Men, They were offering fruit offerings. grave, and would become servants Picket Waxed Indignant at Careless Action of Scouting Party of There is also the Temple of Con­ for the spirits. A small child was • the Enemy. fucius, built about 65U years ago. walking under a canopy and wa,-. which is in very had repair at pres­ being fed on fruit Tbe entire pro­ cession are Linil mourners.' ami ent. Among tlje interesting tninus while is con>idcred lhe mourning tho slightest conception of what It are' six or eight meteors, which color. Isaac look scvetal pictures, really Is," Mid a veteran ot Gen. were found 250^ years ago. goes In for making sclentllc kitchens To me the most interesting nvi" and our guide (old us that if we Robert E. Lee’s army, lo order. Have you workoiAln a kitch­ anything a]>ecial he would command of adetail ____ __ __ , _r _ en where you walked 20 foot etch Hiq visit to tho Hall of Classics, wanted have them stop. built of rnarbi&> with marble steps dosen or two recruits that had just time you hung up tho egg-beater? Wu aUundiul n very, lulereallng come up from the gulf slates. Tho leading up to it, nearly liku the Have you bumped your heed against •itrvel sale in the afternoon; and Temple of ........ "* "Hven. Fnqn the UNIQUE PUNS FOR DECORA­ a closet over tho sink as you washed year 1014 to I il was used by find that the.iirtccs asked are no in­ managed to find a deserted cabin, and. TING CITY CHAUTAUQUA WEEK the EmiicrorTarlhe selection u. of his i..< ... .a,S dex to .what they will tako-for lheir after placing my picket out In front, dishes? Have you felt that the kitch­ en was the hottest, dingiest, moat un­ great men. " hininations were gixHis. The city of Pekin has SjjOii,. wo flung ourselves down to sleep. In attractive room in tho bouse? That । provinces pud 3G41 tNXi people, nearly all of them des­ Flftecn Big Streamers to Spair tin* held in all of. ’ . “ , ... wtu < iiosbu inese Thesewere wireincn then perately |K>or. There are no sew­ tho middle of the-night I changed the Business Streets. 1 Automobile 'Examined in this hi!!, hall, a;..! and reduced ers and no water works; they picket, selecting for duty n young _____ _ ... to t«, again to three.' and then to sprinkle the streets by drawingwa­ fellow who had exhibited the most In­ _ Banners and rcnminU. Till'd cily is silrely'to be in gala one. He Was lo bo the chief ad­ ler from the wells into buckets, and tense longing to exterminate the en­ day for a week in a kitchan of his — V «* visor to tlie Kin|*eror r r At these ex­ two men carry a tub full, and tire northern army. ailirt! Cltaui&uqlia Week, according own designing- Then, and then only. . lo (dans now being perfected ul the aminations many students would sprinkle with a-dipper. There is no would ho realise the faults of Ineffi­ Redpath Chaulaliqua headquarlers commit suicide during their con- labor saving machinery of any kind, tho well-known 'ping, ping!' of bullets ciently placed equipment. Tables Asses and men carry all tlie loads. ilneiueut there. . in Chicago. against tho logs of tho cabin and the and sinks of tho wrong height, no Tlie people look happy, and are expostulating voice of my picket. Go­ luul year iu-all places where RedPekin, Thursday, 8c®lember 20. tight over one's workable, pantries as fur as they know^what pal if Chaulauquas were held, nine Today we crossed the cily, going happy ing to the door I saw that a small that defy h giraffe to reach tbslr top pennant streamers spaancil the out stf.the North gate to visit Hie happiness is, which seems lo b<) all scouting party of federal soldiers had shelves, and pot-closets so low that The business st reels. This yejr the I Yellow Tcynple; After we passed a matter of comparison. discovered signs of Confederates in they can hold their own against any number will lie increased to Ufteen the walls of lhe eity, we saw such al reels fire simply processions of the cabin and were trying to drive 'other fat reducer- Then only would aud in addition lhe streamers are poverty- as we had never seen be- camel and donkey trains, droves of us out by firing from the opposite sheep and s^ims, men drawing carls an alrchltoct know that it did make a much larger than heretofore.. and carrying load, and every bom* hill. 1 turned to my picket and ptavo dlfferehce If tho sink drain were Three hundred small bannerif for trvine to Ki-Il. 'rimi-.i .... a gasp ot astonishment. Tho y/iung placed to the right or left; If the use on awnings and the like are also ‘itio ground level and lhe soil strip- l?.^ ped. The iuxm.Io live Ip anything!„ ^rv?nll te olhel’ man stood In thn midst of the clear­ china shelves were wide or only being sent to each city. ing while tho bullets whistled around eight Inches: if tho kitchen were There will be a general supply of cloth pennants for the autos. In lv t..... . do lhe dirty work, and every p<ir- him. There waa no sign of fear painted emerald green or a shads ol many towps these will be .used ilrst about him, but ho was tremendously burnt umber and* white. ii-IIow ieOlDlc is outside of ter has fits coolie, while Hie clerks in an automobile “booster" lfij> theThe wall ot lhe cily about three- in (he shops have three or four Mr •welted. Hn had dropped his musket around the county. quarters of a mite. It was built in [ Calhoun, lhe amlausador, told uA neat and unique pennant prlut- I<30 ami has a beautiful carved that he gave his yard men Won tract the attention of the enemy, and HARD TO EXPLAIN GRATITUDE • ed on good paper i;i blue and orange marlite base which lhe soldiers . .Mexican a month. This is Si 00 of shouting at tho top of his’yoke in colors and bearing I lie words: “This nearly s(>od.d during lhe Boxer lour money and they .board them- tones of remonstrance: ‘ •test Reward That Can Bo Given, home believes in Hie Redpath Chau­ trouble. This carved mflrbte base selves. Our guide said lie e<ni|d--t "Saa-y, you fellows over yonder! end the Ono the Least Easy tauqua," will be furnished for the represented m <h<» fa history, andlgnod Chinese hoard al kloo >... Don't you all bo ashootln* tn here; windows of the homes ten days in the Boxer boys would break off the I month. The men spniikling the a*ranctrof the coming ot the Cliau- beads of meir flit1 Wiles, amt aWoMrortf 'and workiiig, Jyr Unu'iUy tcu.'TDX pjpnaiit measures tvse- took . all ► Gratitude given or received la one tint gold from ’it.'‘Thefgel wages eqfl.il U> TjJW of our fceL in length -and is ten ittelws of tho best things tn the world. We of Uns Temple te. ...... Unit a money ncr per month. mouth. Peoph, Propio barterav...^ barterwide at the top. In tho foregsound story ... need far more of It and far better Men and Woman Typtista. Mongolian in his life had -help«*d Ing on the slreete deal in goods that is«a typical Chautauqua tent, Riled the Emperor mani-ycars ago. by noil from mie-1 went let h l/> one-half Good women typists usually exhibit quality. Yet I ’nave never read any with people. satisfactory account of what It so glori­ being bribed with money tn k< >-|> The number of pennants will he his men from lighting. After his p cent, such as small slices of melon a marked development of tactile and ously means, writes Richard C. Cabot buuclies of grapes cut up into muscular sensibility aud an excellent limited Ur 50U in each town. This death, the .Mongolian people were or parte. '. memory for letters, nnd especially for In the Atlantic. Its value begins just pennant is very appropriate inas­ concrete phrases, remarks the Sclen much'as the Chautauqua is an in­ ...... American. The ,uo n SIn ana title right and len left nro PerM»n*l "id attempt to 111 sn adostitution which appeals directly to hands are nearly equal in strength and <,nuto "’POMO to the particular MrvSTRONGEST TAAIT IN NATURE c.™™.!.,, the homes of a cominunily. ---------— . j Tho pictures of-Turner, the English their attention is keen and well bus- ,c® performed. Pay is an Impersonal On the opening day of the Chau­ tauqua. tags will be hung on the Motherhood Mott Highly Developed • artist, sho died at Chelsea In 1S51, Mined. Their relative slowness of coln whlch bcea door knobs uf each home and also t>t.her* Among the Creatures of the j have mounted to prices nearly ns great auditory reaction is a theoretical do ! on the harnesses uf ihtf nones on fact, but tho value of a typist depends' w,,‘ «° to “any «»<«••» U Lower Creation. a* thosc'M^he old masters. Ho hoard­ rather upon a combination of goodijrou' lt 1B your right an< you are not lhe streets. ------ ed his sketches as eagerly as a miser 1,1 ‘ » free Tho. contention that tho hen Is tho I hoards his money and now as some of points than upon-a great uuperlortty in Kr,l®te| tor «,K *nd eoHoh thogtvar. There la no RICH IN PALAEOLITHIC RELICS most compassionate thing In creation | the3® from time to time got Into tho one particular Man eihihit unobler art than tho art of expreMlng la strikingly illustrated by a case of । market they bring large sums. Tur- .nm.n hat “oifpnnlty than I . gmtftMff. |n fresh, unhackneyed. Remarfcabla Find In Walsh Cave Has motherhood In nature related In Coun- ncr painted hla grand picture of Carih. d un«4„r.l.d <ra. wkkh a. try Life, a correspondent tells how 1 "X0 to or<Jor for IWO-. It »as refused Thrown Much Light on Life of ,rah J...UOH. will. in a farmysrd were two puppies for j *>* h,B Patron. He afterwards received the Long Past Centuries. mi.•"J'*1,,"*“! o.< Uncr. «UrU, Anwhom tho mother had no affection, so an otter of 312.G0O for it, but refused to surpass women In rapidity ot auditory - — .u-.. —__x —1- 1In a recent lecture in lhe Old Coun­ an old han took pity on them, and accept tho offer nnd gave it tQ the na- nctlon aud consequently in speed ot lata who get their reward only la try. Prof. W. J. Hollas, told of a cave when sho went to roost they /ollowod I **on. It la now valued at more than a work, but aro Inferior lo women, per money and tn tho stalo plaudits ot rich in palaeolithic relics in, human her. Squatting m a corner of a cart dozen times that uinount. Ho- was haps, to power of sustained attention. clapping hands are restlsM for some­ thing more individual. They want to and animal akolotnos sad implements, shod, she lifted a wta< and the two fensrous to other artists. He black­ bo intimately understood and beauti­ situated near Hotall. In the Gower pen­ youngsters crawltgT under for thJi •B?d a bright sky In one of bls acadNo Lack of. Mustan/. insula in South Wales, and Is known night her chicks clumbcrtng on tho •my pictures which hung between two ■ It was an inconvenient tftno to want fully answered. For arch gratitude they look to brother art fate, to the few of Lawrence's, so a* to cast Its merits by tho name of Pavlland cave. The backs of tho puppies. mustard — Sunday at an hour when all who really understand. There they discovery there, said the professor, of /• a proof of how- strongly molher- Into the shade. In thia condition ho al­ tho delicalesaena In the neighborhood And their beat reward; but evsa thia a painted akeleton, long known aa tho hbod is developed |B tho lower crea­ lowed hla own production to remain were closedI leaves something wanting. , “Red Lady,” had rendered It famous. tion. two iucldonts occurred recently. throughout tho exhibition. and whis­ Recent Investigations showed that this A cat having carried away a young pered to a frtend to allay kin Indlgna- popper or,Mil or vinegar skeleton was the remains ot a member crow from its nest, was attacked by Toboggan Greased fer Him. tressed. Never miud, It'll wash off; it's of the tall upper palaeolithic race. i soon sa-any community gets the •lx older birds and killed- Tho oth,ir mustard at tho drug store.” The bones of thn animals, most ot incident was where a hen blackbird only lampblack!" Whan the man went out to see them extinct, were in agreement with held al bqy a cat The cat hid behind about it. sure enough sho was right. gonsraliy goto bad just to prove It, this conclusion, tho most abundant be­ some bushes, and not three yards In Mustard tn any quantity desired could First to Manufacture Silk. ing the horsey cave bear, bison. rein­ front o/ the bush the bird stood cluck­ Tho wife of a Chiucse emperor made deer and rhinoceros. The mammoth ing most Indignantly. Tho cal lay the first silk tn 2000 1J. C. in 350 go; public opinion baa greased the was loos common. Tho implements In­ Qulet fur a lime, the bird still holding Aristotle Aral mentions silk among tho tho clerk explained. "Notwithstand­ toboggan and tho boy taknb the downcluded objects carved out of mam­ Its ground. When U Quieted down Greeks. In.tbe twelfth. century the ing thn advance in medical science waid trip with very llttlo IncouveuL moth's Ivory, ivory rods, awls and somewhat, the cat crouched forward manufacture of. silk was tarried on In and nuw-fangled luulhuds of treating amulets, bone marrow scoops,’ and at If to spring, but the bird set up Sicily, later spreading to Italy, Spain dlkcasu.*hosts of people sUH pin thalrj wolves' teeth, perforated for suspen­ again Fuel Hint, gain a defiant chicking ducking and 'the the cal cat and thu south of Priutce. It’su not faith to the homely mustard plaster M sion as q necklace Tho cave, which dthdrow. This lasted for 30 minutes; manufacturud in England Lt'foru i&Ji; a panacea for all fleshly tlie, and no; rspapor or any wrapping was an hunting lodge for- .palaeo— r,|doal —,------------------------------ ? until mtll the cat was waa removed into Into tbs the I , .! druggist can afford to let the stock: . •lithic nsm. .waa tbe most westerly out- house. Tims heals All. the race in Europe, Will last almost as long as a stick of Timo obliterate* ttys fiction of.opin----- —---- Mrs. Elli. Like,-of । Colon. ■ni>. was * - Ions sod confirms the decisions ot ntr '“‘I turL-Clwo. • guest al Leu Burton'* part Give our Want Column a trial fort their Mill Clare, of UTanti Rupub.l everybody reads it. Mupday. | week, ,-BANNEK WAXT A1A8. PAIL �Exclusive Clothier Q buys your boy y Ov a Suit. SPRINGTEX­ fl Union Sult 79c These are a fine garment, closewoven, overcast scams, long or flhort sleeves, and are the best values we ever sold for 79 cents. We have them in sizes from 34 to 46, and they arc full sizes, too, not skimpy. We have a line of Boys' SUITS iu straight pants which have al­ ways sold at from $2.50 to $7.00, in sizes for 4, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 years of age, which wc are selling 39c Best 50-cent Shirts For White and figured goods. These shirts are excellent quality garments and not old numbers These prices are for cash and are good only until Saturday, May 30. EDWIN SHELLHORN LAKE ODESSA, MKB The Exclusive Clothier The People’s 5 and 10-Cent Store Vases Vases HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS OF VASES. Tell glaai wo, especially good for carnations, 15c. Also a fine line ot assorted styles for 10c. Wc have CEME. TERY VASES in THREE STYLES 8, 10 and 15 cents. Children’s Rompers Hats For Men, Women and Children. Just the kind for the yard and lake. and Dresses Great values at surpris­ ing prices. Wc have these in all colors and sizes. ' Vests All sizes for Ladies find Children. Hosiery For every member of the family. Trimmed hafs for the Children's Parasols in all little girls. colors al reasonable prices. SATURDAY SPECIAL- A Card.* Ho. or K.K. tor fOc ...b. Molasses Kisses __ 5c per qL An­ other barrel received. The People’s 5 and 10-Cent Store Phone 79. Cartain Material ' 10c. Curtain rods, all prices A. B. HEDRICK, Prop. NOT BROUGHT BY THE STORK . _ . Phone 16 From Responsibility for ProMaos of Llttlo' Stranger. - - -------Or—;—.............. — . • • Groceries The finest quality for die money. We quote some good ones: Evett Pioccm VACUUM Treated and Routed Coffee, per pkg. 25c Pride of Plymouth Can-Feu, extra fine, per can 15c. Per H dor. can..75c Olive Oil, the Gennlne Imported Italian Oil, per quart$1,00 New Prunes, per lb.13c, 2 Ibt for25c 6 Ibt But {tolled Oats for............................................ 25c 7 bare Ixnox Soap for------------------------- --------- ■25c Extra fancy Cuban Pineapple!, large diet, each 20c and1.25c Long Critp Cucumbers, eac>...20c 20 lbs. U. & E. Granulated Sugar, fox...$1.00 Lettuce, Radishes, Green Onions, Tomatoes and New Cabbages Pho»* g q R.uss <5 Son Grocers/ ' Conversation In the lobby of a I Washington hotel the other night i turned lo the little folk, when Coagressman Thomas G. Patten of New York waa reminded of tho neighbor ; who wept over lo congratulate little Willie on tho arrival of a baby alatw. ' Two or three days after the glad­ some event the neighbor rambled to : tho happy suburban borne to make a call, and found WilUe.'atx years old. | playing al tho front gato. | ’’Well. Willie." smilingly remarked I tho neighbor, pausing to pat the young oner on the head, "they tell that the atork has brought/a new baby to your house" ' . । We got'a new baby," promptly re­ plied Willie, "but It wasn’t no stork that brought It.” . "Wasn’t the atork." returned' the neighbor, with a wondering expres­ sion, “You don’t really mean Itf" - “That’a rigid," ropsonded the young­ ster, quite positively. . 'T heard - It honk-honk, and at first I thought it . ,hen I looked out Hegvsn and Hsnd-Onjsns. economical Handling of Salt. Tho aalt harrssted in tho Sallno Early in the last contury an old Fof* farahlre ,(Scotland) lady Installed in valley of California le now traneportod tho bedroom corridor of her castle an to Swanaoa, the neareat shipping automatic organ. It vo hoc delight point, 36 ralloe away, by means of an of a morning to wake her guests with >*•«»•*■«, overhead >•««<••;, tramway, which wmeu wu-roceav was recent- . Ua strains. But It hi not the delight i completed at a coat of imooo. Ths ‘ of one of them, Mlu Sophia Johnstone1 material la conveyed in bucketa, and of Hilton, lo ba eo awakened, and aho| hourly capacity of tbe line I* 30 said ao. “Ye dlnna like th* mualo? Ye <on»- A very iatereaUng featufo of tha should ns say that. Sophy," aald bar! Uno la tha fact that the dowupull of hoateaa. "Ya'll no win to heaven aa* ’he buckets <a they make a descent ye dlnna take pleasure tn music; it's ot th* mountain is ulillud In rasing to be all music tharf, ye know." I «he buckets over the next grade. Salt " Dead," aaty the incorrigible one, | h“ ml,'cd ‘bare tor years, but "an’ hoaven a £- place wl’ auld wlvee ‘be amount of the product hu been playin’ on band-organa at aix o’clock ’‘o'1*** •• tho local consumption, aa In the mornin’ ft> no’ the place I tak’1 ,ho ot getting the gait to tho U for; aof y»t the place I want to ba ,h|PP,nA Total by mule power baa fe." ' j been prohibitive. Butner Want Ada JBtlug bile." ttJILi" COAL BOSINfU TU abjaujat I<mp4no» of a great J Swael lavender la ucw o« tho mar majority <4 MrrteJ American women, k»t and en the eMe table aad Rte smell coucerjlns th* almpteat facta and forma of bualnua la a mailng and patbelle. UeJoro stowing a hl«U school girl a cook-book and teaching her bow II? Thlsbuilueasof tho tobacco tract had not brought In a larger supply. Finally one of them declared aha A notable improveiiK-ui for tho could protest a solution for tho ictMinmical IwndliRB of lheir largo a deposit You kava insured your fife. coal bitameu U toms by Ed­ w« traal. tn taxor of your wife; but monds Brus, in the tn-slilc which lliny are constructing n<Ur u,e‘ Y." By rnfans of Hifo V**llt‘ they will avoid lhe trouble Ami expense of fall talo hat bwds-what gnrt of inunloading cars, as Ito latter wi|l be pttahejl up onto V"- trestle, upd Sult; bow lo cheek up a bank paaa-. dujt up tn Spain from Roman aettle-■ merchant bought hie whole supply, i muDtH. but they have tu> Irxro of to- I **.Inai 1mm it S^m n«*n .. easily dumped into the bins from book? ' Iho •■hopin-r” care which ronlahi Thn kna» beginning for such au cdu tho coal.. T'lwj- are ,-miu calloa la to give yeur wlfo al onoe- With baa-rdteta picturing tha Uvander I when he returned the beaten egg biru, each of which will hold two a axed allowance, whatever portion of plant. And -ta 1376—before tobacco I had co I lapsed and there was only tbe carloads. Tlmy will be easy of accame to Murope -a Spanish - writer । original amount of cottage cheese in ceas for their train*. One bin said that “whoever smokes lavender . u. can. The explanations required larger then the rest, w ill be so ar­ wife should ask feels active, ardent and vigorous.’ But | dlplouiscy.-lndlanapolls News. ranged Inal, loadUig from lira car why Is It that smoking never crept directly into the wagon ran easily Into Roman btars tore T' H . be done. Tins will often save re­ handling. Platform scab's and air When w» consider woman's extrava­ office will be erected on lheir yards gant desires we are Inclined to think at lhe Y, and a tuau will lie station­ St Ldl. o” SI. . » «■* l>« >» «“»■> TrouM*. that Eve was made.from a wishbone ed there during lira season when kldnw Mnl -li.lu wlit-n instead of a rib. wtxnl and coal are in active de­ mon., I.WU..U,, .U< <■ th. ...I r«l lhlck--n. «w.-ll mand. The Ann wRj-continue |o «t tath, hJ carry a largo slock of coal al their Mtthl. tet.nl*> ETMtlu 1-o.L W- nn'1 r--' *h,lt aml -IWSI*'1 Dr. J. G. McGuOln has been teiwa teittrau *>«uo, rot. [Uke F.I., Kulnw WM* Th.-y. ar. named a« district stale health ofold yard*, for the accommodation ■■ .■ । tonic, stimulating and slrenglhen- lleer (or the counties «f Barry and of their large farmer trade,, as by * ing and restore your . kidneys lo thin ;n i aiigemeiit (he fmii--;- ih-,-.| motored to Battle Creek Sundai Allegan in this congressional. «lisI healthy normal action. Try them. tTicl. The appointment was made not fear having lheir train* frighl- visited Mr. and Mrs. Clare 1 Ailhur Mulholland.—Adv. bart. WILL If you haven't bought you a new suit this spring this month is just the time buy* We have a line of the best tailored clothing in all'thc newest patterns, and when you arc in looking at a' new suit, take advantage of one of these specials. ... dic.u TinimniM ................. . ....... MAY H — Mxrra aoww William Mishler and family spent Sunday with L. RouSh au<l family uf Freeport. - Mr. and .Mrs- Ray-Stahl <• .-detlainp<i the Inltn's brother and fninily from near Ciu.*ksvitl<. Sunday. Adam Gackelef-infc anil daugh­ ter. Mabel visited wimhiy wilh J. G. Renier ami wife of Fillmore. George Clarke ^alD-*l on Simon Pender and wife Sun-1 iy Bert Gray and family visited Har­ old Gray t.ud family,’Sunday. II. Hiram entertain<-.i l>. Bleain and family of Lr«an Sunday. The 1. O. O. F. Club and a f-w in­ vited guests gave a miscellaneous shower for Miss. Lena Gackuler, Saturday afternoon nl her home. Miss Ethel Dintaman uf Elmdale visited Sa I unlay and xinday wilh the Misses Lena aud Minnie Garkeler. Mrs. Mary Ballou Im* luilt an addition to her house Ozi Pardee aud wife visited Henry Johnson nnd family Sunday. Henry Withoy and wife «.? Hast­ ings visited Thursday evening wilh G. Bouck aud wife. I A. Stauffcur purcli;iM-«| u hurst! frdin Ozi Pardee recently. BALTIMOHE TOWN LINK Mr*. Rom Burttm aud-flBlTuf Shel­ by.’Mrs. Burton Perry. Mr*. Forc.il Hull nnd Mr*. Allen .MrDo'imld were visitors at Mrs. J. (1 Clirialy’e Sat­ urday afternoon.. Ice cream and cake were served,au<l a \ery pleas­ ant time wa* enjoyed by all. Mark Garrison ylciM his, sister, Mrs. Will Bryans ami family, of Irv­ ing Cunday. Fred Elkey has a wry'sick horse. and.son of Roll, and .Mr. and Mrs. Allen McDonald and daughter were guexts of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bliveu Sunday. Ed. McGlynn is on the sick list. Mrs. Jim -Hammond visilOd Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garrison Sunday. Martha Golden I* aiwisling Mrs. Will Cramer wilh her iiouse work. Mr. and Mrs. GcerwB Crawley. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. (1. W. Strubbel of Yankee Springs last Tuesday. Mrs. Mdnrofl's son of Durand, who has been very sick,.la belter and returning home thin week. Roy woodruff of Chicago was Hit guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Wood­ ruff Sunday. x JLONG BEACIL Fishing I* lhe order of the day. J. Armbruster and Dr. Wooten of Hastings were iMiiug at Long Beach Friday. Thursday H. Stevens and Guy Munger caught 5g bfufl gins: '' Albert Woodmansee is laying thu foundation for anol her cottage ut Long Beach. Dave Brown of Maple Grove Spent Saturday at the lake fishing. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Conkling and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mixer of Hast­ ings spent Sunday /t Long Beach. All enjoyed Hi'- dauefl at Long Beach Saturday night. There were several- from Freei>orL Hastings, Nashville ami Hallie Crttk. Glen Marsliall. W. Paddock. Ed. Welcher and Hubert Rogers of Ma­ ple Grove spent Sumlay at lhe take lIsbinjL’ Dr. H. V. Gallagher and family of Battle Creek, Arthur Gorham and family nnd Frank Willtag and fam­ ily of 'Johnstown were Sunday vis­ itor* at Long Bench.* The orchestra Will play at the ppvillion al Duik Beach every Sun­ day beginning May -1. How the Childrea Graded. An experiment carried on recently with school children to determine bow tha foreign born comp<r«d with the native bora show* how marked la ef­ fect* the environment la this country bas.on Immigrants. It was found that tho children with the lowest standing ta school ware foreign born The next lowest were those born of foreign-born Deep Fresh Water LakesLake Tanganyika In Africa, with a highest *«« those whogs grandpar­ ents or great grand paroats ware bora Moawo, l« the second among tbe daapcat fresh water lakes In the world, Worth Knowing. Lake Baikal stands flrat with a raIn 1610, 90 young »blla girls, and la corded sounding of L8»7 feet. Thg thn following year 60 mom, were Bulletin-of American Oeograplcal sq- brought over from England and sold to cleu nolas that, as the surface of Tanganyika la but 3.W test abotf sea level, it must be regarded aa oc­ tobacco, worth three shilltuga. paj cupying "ono of the greatest crypto­ depresslens. for Its floor sink? to 1.580 toot below sag Lsval.” Results, j ~BANNKJ4 WANT ADVS. PAY.— Barnier j Waql .Ads Bring Resulis, i—BANNER WANT ADVS, PAYr-r WHY The BANNER’S Plan of Handling Auction Sales Ought to Be Favored by Every One Who Contemplates Having a Sale In Barry County: 1 ST—BECAUSE IT IS A DEMONSTRATED SUCCESS.. In the past A six years, over 750 Auction Sales have been advertised in lhe BANNER to the mutual satisfaction bl the seller^ and buyers.. We have letters from many who have advertised their sales in the BANNER showing that on a single article they have realized enough more than they expected to pay all the expenses of the auction. In all cases when results have been com­ pared with expectations the sales advertised in the BANNER have exceeded expectations, in sonic cases by several hundred dollars as we can show by let­ ters and personal references. OND—BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVE COME TO LOOK TO THE BANfiNER FOR ANNOUNCEMENTSJDF AUCTION SALES. The success of the BANNER'S’plan of advertising sales has .naturally led Jicople to cx-> pect that an auction sale in Barry C<> will be advertised in the BANNER, just as they expect the letter carrier will deliver their mail. . RD—BECAUSE OF ITS SMALL EXPENSE. Wc make a uniform charge for our service in reaching practically all the people of {larry Co. that is but little above what used to be charged for sale bills that were read by only a few of the people. . 4TH—BECAUSE IT PUTS THE SELLER IN TOUCH WITH HIS •BEST AVAILABLE CUSTOMER IN BARRY COUNTY. The BAN­ NER goes into practically every home in Barry Co.- TThc people naturally look to the BANNER to learn about Aifction SjfjST If a Burry Co. man wants for his own purposes any tool 4)r live stock advertised in any sale, he knows just where to go to find it. He will be.prepared to bid what he be­ lieves the article or animal is worth, because he has use for it. There will be no element of speculation in his bid. With-the old plan, the pcoijje in the immediate neighborhood were the only ones who knew pf the sale,’ and they would generally bid. because they hoped to buy something cheap. C TH—BECAUSE IT AVOIDS HAVING TWO AUCTION SALES IN °THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD ON THE SAME DAY. The BAN­ NER makes dates (of the auctioneers and practically all of them report the safes they book to this office, which is the recognized auction sale hcadquar. ters. If wg fold that two sales, arc bookfyl.tar the-same locality wc.can aud tie. *4 once take it up Teith thc-awctionccn*, and arrange for a change of one/ of the sales, thereby,avoiding spoiling both sales. -This is an important con­ sideration. . . . A TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER'S PLAN REACHES ALL THE PEOUPLE OF BARRY COUNTY WHILE THE AUCTION BILL REACH­ ED ONLY A FEW IN THE IMMEDIATE LOCALITY OF THE SALE. This is so evident that any elaboration' of this point is quite unnecessary. . 7TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER CONTAINING THE AUCTION 1 ADVERTISING IS LAID AWAY AND PRESERVED IN THE HOME WHILE THE RILL IS SUBJECT TO THE WINDS AND RAINS AS IT IS TACKED ON THE FENCES AND TREES. »- THE BANNER'S METHOD of advertlsinQ Auction Sales has been endorsed 1st—By the State Association of Auctioneers. and—By all die leading Auctioneers of Barry County. 3rd—By all Auctioneers in other Counties where lhe same method has been pursued. Any printing-office can print auction sale bills, but only a paper having * large general circulation, such as the BANNER has can successfully advertise an auction sale that will bring results. The BANNER is now printing 5^0 papers each week and covers the County “like a blanket.” We would be pleased to hear from anyone contemplating having an Auc­ tion Sale and we will mail them one of our booklets, containing 16 pages of information and suggestions on conducting an Auction SAle. You should not fail to secure one of these booklets if. you contemplate holding a sale. Its suggestions will mean larger and better results from your sale. We have both the Bell and Citizens telephones. The Hastings Banner Both Phones No. 15. We Make Dates With Auctioneers �THE H‘ i Velma, spent Sunday .Wiernoon with! NORTH NASHVILLE. I relative* iii Charlotte. They made Mis*c&-Elbabclli Palmer nnd Ada! (the trip in Mr. Xrase* nummohile.! Xnyc* -spent Monday - nigbl -wilhJ - Mi-, and Mrs. Gw. Wellman. Mr > their teacher Mi** <’•»-* -• Inha Mr*. Ray Townsend and Sons1 Wondlmpl. ;^»roi SuiHlay at lh«m- unltiUCJll.X Nh»M« «f Grand lUp; I hnriiripple latke. i i«|ts .«peni Sunday with tier parents j Mra. fe'U W. FuigliiKT ctiterlnfn-' Mr. mid Mis. W. I. .Marble. Mr. nml Mrs. Ro** F. W: 1 ed a few Jmly friend* wilh "Hkf' al : Willard Vioriiiistcr mid son dnngtiicr Hid<*)i returned home In Montpelier. <i 1 her home on Sherman Sf. Delicious. Of |<rilnvu>* spent the w.*-k end with Thursday. They were ar refreshments were served. 1 |h,r |,Iin.ni* Mr. mid Mrs. Edwin •■d home by Hie former While John-Caley wa* slowing n *’; —horse last wwk Wednesday, lie had Mr. Rending of Elkhart. Inidana. youngest son*. Maurice nnd May' jlir misforlunr to gel kicked in tile' is tuning.pitino* in this vicinity. nnrd. who will visit thefti for ; J»nck of the . ........... from wliivli Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bradley are couple of weeks. . quite poorly. Mrs. Bradleys niece i* shiyuig-wilh them. E. V. Smilh -penl'a rnuple opdars . . .................. ii. ..r <ll.« jrciical- church. Sunday .ifl helping build fencc fer the posturi* mid interment*i» tjkevii'w of i-nlile wluell II--had shipp­ fery. Rev. J. S. twablrr.oil ed in fiKin Chicm Mr. mid Mi*, fl. .children nf lla.*tiii daughter, wlin will/ Im- knoi wilji lheir pareiniN.i’ntliy Mae. / ., RUesl ul J. MiM May IMttjd- ivciil In II Saturday i>> y^it her l'i-otb» \\. poiiar mid filthily. Mr. mid .Mrs. E. B. Smilh mid son Orville 'tymlin of Bellevue Merle, mid Mi . mid Mr*. U - A. Smith *penl Sunday with Mr. mid Mrs. Clie*un SmHh of Barryville. ■ \NNT.R. WAV 21. I»U. NASHVILLE $3.00 See the Pretty New Creations in Summer Silks, Dress Goods and Washable Materials. Work Shoes $2.50 Grand Rapids make, heavy sole, upper made of manurevproof leather. These’ shoes are guar­ anteed the fqual of any >3 shoe on the market. 50c Aprons 39c extra special, Positively Ending Saturday, May 30 •2.50 Sale of Manufacturers' Sample Dresses at from 1=4 to 1-2 Off 'who, as most of our customers ■know, are- manufacturers of ■ strictly high grade dresses. I These are nil agents* samples, shJes 15, 16, 17. lb, IM and 36 only—all .in good condition, every *enui ia per­ fect. every these guaranteed perfect in Svery way n» Waldorf's never make anything but the l>est—all going at very low prices—first come, first 1 served—come early and get your pick < Mr. mid Mr*. Orville Flook of□Uuml* mgiie»i* of 1‘iuin >milh Mapfe Giove mid Mi*. Sophia Kunz an,j Wlfl.. were gin-sis of Mr. mid Mrs.] qr. (l||,| yir<. Bert Briggs and son David Kunz. Sunday. Mrs. Sophia i q,.. Hnd qr.. |;,|,| Hull motored Ktlnz accompanied her daughter, f,,V4.r (ll ci|!U](,iie la*i week ono eve-, Mrs. Flook home mid was taken | inlu. ltl|l| U|t(.n,|ed the lli-ati r. very sick in the niglil. A doctor 1 tinnier bcm*'.* havr moved on •■Hille Hint" ill Hie evening. Miss Carrie Galey closed a ver; successful year's school in the Ale timber district last Friday. Mi*.* Thelma Franeis of Ilnsling*ljllj|ll p|IM>f 1 ridny evening. Ilesponi Sntidny with her parents. Mr ‘ fre*|uncni* wer>- served ami a !ara< and Mrs. Aubrey Franci*. I crowd enjoved a good time. r Hrorge F. Truman visited his ...... Marsh is having a new/alfattier. G. A. Tnimmi and tn* *i*t, r I v;inlZ(.,| ri„,f |,[a,-,-,i mi- his/icsiMrs; Ferry mid her hu-bmid here1 the first of the week. Middleville, joined iier there. Mr_* Smn'l Seaman and Miss Au­ W. B. ijiririghi and Charles Cool gusta Marring nf Shiloh. Ohio.. ;n> m<dore<kln Charlotte Sunday. Karl and Laurence Kunz of Grand Rapid* are spending lhe'week with relatives and friends here. Mis* l.rali WhIhiIIi spent Sunday, with, 1 e|alnV* tn Hillsdale. Claud Marshall of Charhilfe spent Sunday witti hi* p:u-enl.«. .Mr. anil Mrs. Chris Marshall. ._<^B$i5.oo Dresses Dresses <8.00 Dresses.. $7.00 Dresses.. $6.00 Dresses.. $5.00 Dresses.. $4.00 Dresses.. $3.00 Dresses.. $2.00 Dresst-s. $r.oo Dresses.. •10.00 •7.50 .. >6.00 95.00 •4.50 >3.00 12.25 11.50 87c Jtao.oo >16.oo $15.00 $ta.oo 8c Sheeting 5}4c Sale price, Shoe Sale war* «••• in iiiv cjr*. • , For it mines from the west lands. lhe old brown hill*. ■ Ami April’* in tin* wr*l -wand, and “Wilt ye moi ronw home, brother! ye have been long away, IM April, nnd blossom lime, am Mr. mid Mrs. Rohl. Hichardson nf Clark«vil|e *peHl -Sunday wilh Mr. and Mi>. NorcutL Mr*. Voley Strong spent sev'eral days Iasi week wilh her daughter. It’s ?opg lo a man’s soul, brother, lire to a mail's brain, Mrs. Graham, n’ear Lowell. . Mr. aiuf M7s. Alpha David visiteil To hear the wild bees and see lhe mei’ry spring again. last week with friends nt GreenMrs. Emma Baungardner and .Mrs. 'Lark* Lottie Haikor were called to Grand Ledge Wednesday by the serious illnes* <>f her sister-in-law. Mrs. Fellow ll<-wen>. They relumed Sunday night leaving her some bel- The boitv- of the unknown woman [who died at lhe Hotel Burke of heart ili*.-a*e was shipped lo lhe Medical ia.ilcge nt Ann Arbor after a futih*,aii.gnpt to find her rvlaliv. *, A name oil ii letter supposeil tn be Ii.-r* waSaMnrie Farr. Mrs.’ tie... Dunam and son Trav­ er* vi.-ihql over Sundayuii McCord's. Frank Xoblcs and wife were at lheir cottage nt Jordan lake Sun- Largest Distributors of PURE DRUGS, SPRAYING MATERIALS: Etc., in Burry County. Arthur E. Mulholland Michigan South Kutjmid W. C. T. I*. Th» South Rutland W. C. T., L’. was pi)*a.anlly entertained by .Mrs. Mabel taiubmigli last Thursday aflernpon. A '‘Systematic Giving” program was carried out after which Mrs. Arthur Kenyon read a very interesting selection written by the governor of Tennessee which WM gTeklly ,-njoyed by all. Mi*. Kenyon also joined our Union, mak­ ing us irt hustling members; Af|er the meeting we wen* treated to pop corn nnd candy. The next meeting will be •*ii(«*rtaiiie<l by Mix. Mnry Bliss June |t. Subject, “Flower Mission." Mrs. Glenn Kellogg. Press Correspondent. 12c Bleached Muslin 8Xc , stock, nice, fine, firm quality. Sale pride........................... 5}4c Canned Corn 6c Just to make this sale interesting: 3 lbs. Graham Crackers....... -25 22c Coffee................................... .j; 3 lbs. Unge Rai tin.«................. 25 3 lbs. nice Dried Peaches.’........ 25c Canned Corn,’ standird quality, .(jc Corn Flakes, quality guaranteed. 5c fio.oo Cloaks. W.oo Cloaks.. $6.oo Cloaks.. 2,000 yards of excellent quality Unbleached Sheet­ ing, not goods bought tor the Standard quality, fully guaranteedworth toe anywhere. ftx.oo Cloaks, 50c Work Shirts 39c Corn Flakes 5c Mr. mid Mr*. V. B. Furni*s and ■ daughter,* and II. May* vi.«i,ed Hie i taller’.« son. Edward Muy<> mid fam- □fid Thnr*day. Our teacher,. Miss Born, to .Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Ba«- | ily tn. Grand Rapids. Sunday. ^•Vandenberg hat been with us l|jree *.11 May null, a ->n. who has been1 JJie people un Phillip* sir. rbiverej nam«i George Arthur.-•• .• Ihriiught out of I heir iMms.-s SaiKr/l। years. Lcn W. Fciglmer spent last week,I day morning by hearing sevt-cnL Those hnvingybeeri perfect in at-: LAKE ODESSA. in. Philadelphia, attending ‘th**-an­ voices h.olh,rii)g_**wliqa!” It *ry6i«' .Irndaitve Hie past ni.Tntli'wcre Irene Mr. and Mra. Thoma* Barber of nual «*x|M>.*ilioii of llle Nnt|pnal As­ that Quick and <>».’s arid CoIonT.i Mauker and llu**ell and Willinin sociation of Hosiery and lligh rwear |■ Mimin’* delivery wagon yrenylHith - Ingrqm and Helen Polls’. Irene Saranac motored over Suiuhiy and manufacturer.*, in the intere-i of I -landing near together on lluyMreeL* Ma'nkbr and Russell Ingram mid vi*ili-.l their aunt Mi*. Hinsdale mid the Grand Rapids Textile Machin-1. while (he driver* Were inqimi-ea! Helen I’rdis have perfeel attendance took lhe old lady for a joy ride. fur lhe year,- Mi.** Vandenberg Milton Hfown and wife buried ,1* Co; i delivering g«Mw|s. mid a num came Mrs. Frank MclJerby mid daiiAb- |I along leading ihiaiw which frighl- i presmled the school with a picture. Ifieir baby girl Bunday. This make? Mi** Vnmp,hbrrg._t«,luriiiHl to her sit little ones they have buried in ter, Clara, tqiriit last Thursday in,1 rued Mr. Munrh’s ’ ‘ lionie near IfaidhnL*. Friday. Grand Hnpid->. . Jmcked into Quick’ burying two in one grave. Mr. mid Mm H. C. Zuschniltf turned il over in tlie spent Sunday ip Jfaijing*. . Mr. and Mrs. Homer Morgan II neither horse ran Messrs Georgi’ fe’ane. Roberl serious damage done. and now Hod friends in Vennomville, : Smith m«l Clarence Maier mid Mis*- ' Ward wauls hi trade'I heir Imrse for an automobile. saying that he doe* The .twelve weeks' old daughter of nnd .Mildrt*l Purctus spent Smiflay Mr. and Mrs.- Clarence Englcliardl nl fkihby Lake. died May H. after two weeks ilhivM. Mrs. Dan’l Evans of Maple Grove The little one was .buried in the is caring for Pliiiy McOmber w|io is is gaining LakXidr Cemetery. gradually failing. ICTl/Tlarby. Moses Ringler, Geo. Born, to Mi-, and AfraxChns. UiaNEASE CORNERS. Karl. G. s kart, the local Ford mantn. May I5lli. a daughter. Wn*liiiigl/>n Way of Edwardsburg Siri-iiI. . went to Detroit. Sunday. Mrs. Cornelia Tomlin went In i.< visiting At T. Max-on’s. They left IMftdt nt-six o'clock Potterville. Wednesday to visit a •Ia*]>•■!• Bergman did some paper­ M. for home, arriving home at two ing for Mr*. Itnlpli McXilf la*l week. o'clock in the morning on Monday Ralph McNilt of Jackson $[M*nt in a very hard rain uurm. C. 8. i* rMtmlity-wilh hi* wife end luiby. .Utojouly one. of ihc.four-tjial.would •Uavo—ntode the--driv'e nuf*sh.-» The Red Cross Drug Store can do more than any other place in Barry’ County to make the job perfect with economy. Thousands of rolls of Wall Paper that wc are offering at a price which no mail order house can meet. We leave it to your judgment. We sell Sherwin-Williatyg Paint, not the cheapest'at first, but proves cheapest in the end. The pioneers of Barry County know this and won’t change. More of it sold than any other paint in America. Window Shades,, all sizes, all colors. Bring us the measurements. * • 16.75 13.75 12.50 10.00 Cloaks. Cloaks. Cloaks, Cloaks. From our regular stock, goods we sell at tac the year around—only a small quant­ ity on hand—first come, first served.... ................ 8^c Pearl Buttons lea. Dozen What do you think of that, all good goods, just what you want for colored dresses, hardly nice enough for white goods. Per dozen................................... J c Specials Juai to make this SALK interesting: Pearl lliittona per dozen............ |c 6hc Work Sfikts.......................... 39c 15c Embroidery............................ 1 Qc £>c Corset Cover Embroidery.. 15c IS’jc Gingham.............................. |QC f 1.50 Silk, yard wide wilh pretty P‘o stripe................................... $1.00 Wash Silk, yard wide.................. 50c Mixed Candy, per pound.............../C 10 boxes best Matches................ 25c 3 cans good Salmon.................... 25c 3 Iba. Ginger Snaps.................... 20c 1 lb. Cocoa in quart Mason jar. 25c K 1b. Cocoa in pint Mason jar.. 15c juni.H, Howard mid Jack were guests of Mrs. Titmarsh's parents Mr. am Hastings, At Greatly Reduced Prices Another lot of those splendid Corn Flakes, quality guaranteed as good as any. Why pay more for' advertised Roods? ......................... 5c Specials cale, regular price 50c, Sale price 39c. Sale of Spring Cloaks We expect to receive in time for Saturday's sale 150 Women’s Sample Dresses from the WaL Jonia tbe loiter part of l.i*t .w? C. M. Putnam. F. M. Quick bud I). L Smit Ii wen- at Sobby Lake Mon­ day and Tuesday. .Mesdames Henry Roe. Ton Furnis* Ray Tovmsriid and Frank Lentz were id Grand Rapids la*t Week Large lize Ki'mona Ap&as, made of per­ Lake Odessa NOTICE THESE BARGAINS IN SMALL FARMS 71 ACRES: 5‘i miles from Hasting*, 23 octet second growth timber, balance under cultivation, the soil is clay and sandy loam and lays . Rrntly rolling, there is an excellent b room house —r“- — *—• the barn is tx-"" —*’■" "r*-- —* g.l.lHIO. T tn exchange. > Crook and Gould Michigan, Hastings, COOLEST PLACE IN FREEPORT SECOND DOOR FROM BANK Serving all the nicest ICE CREAMS, SODAS, SUNDAES and SO FT DRINKS. You are sure to enjoy every moment you are with us. D. GIBSON, PROPRIETOR It’s the white road westward is the road f must tread ♦ To the green grass the cool grass, anil rest, for heart and head, To lhe violets unit the warm hearts and the thrushes* song. In lhe line land, lhe west land, the land where I belong. —John Masefield. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Gramfina Kunz nf Nashvilb* -is spending n few days with her daughter, Mrs. Orville Flook. Mrs. Sam Marshall who went to Climax to spend 11 few days with her parents, In quite seriously sick aL.that place. Mr. Marshall visited Bnrn. to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mar­ shall. Friday, a son. Mrs. Marshall was fonnerly Miss Bertha Farley. Miss Wein Hummel is working for Mrs. Lloyd Marshall. We are glad lb rcpoiT - Mr.' Howblitz some belter. The Childrens Day will be held June “th, and is to be planned and carried oul by the Young People’s Class. Everybody come as we are sure of a fine program. A. D. Gibson is working for the Pratt Hardware firm nl Nashville. . The many friends of Mrs. Charles Fowler, who has been ,*o seriously ill, will b” Jrfad to hear that Rhe is rapidly improving nt the home of her daughter. Mr*. Lydia I-athrop in Nashville, and Mr. Fowler experls she will soon be able lo return to her home here. . . The L. A. S. which was to be en­ tertained this month al tho home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mills Wiu post­ poned on account of Mr. alul Mrs. Mills being called to Centerville by the death of .a relative, and will be held Thursday. May- 21, for dinner. Ail are cordially invited. WEST 8EBEWA. Rani Haight i» mnllned In his home with a bad thront. Herbert, his son in the fmiia car shops, was tiomu over Sunday. John Layman’s horse Is reenverMr. and ^frs. Waring nf Vermont­ ville spent Sunday with lheir son Russell and wife. There will be an Ice creatn social Friday evening. May 22. al Mrs. Issl Fletcher's. In connection with lhe Church of Christ.. Frank Hosey has sold his *fartn and intends lo move to Ionia. Herman Hoelcsenui, a student in lhe tirand Rapids college of lhe Christian Reform church, preached' here Sunday. His sermons were much enjoyed. . - • keep Bowel Movement Regular. Dr. King’s New Life Pills keep stomach, liver aud kidneys in heal­ thy condition. Rid Ibo body ol poisons and waste. Improve your complexion by Hushing tha liver and kidneys. “I got more relief from Wrappings of.tha Mummies. one box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills The ctot£ woven by tbo ancient than any medicine I ever tried.” says C.~ E. Hatfield, of Chicago. Hi. Egyptians was ao durable that though 2T»c. Recommended by Carvel h & It baa been used for thousands of years as -wrappbiga for the mummies Stebbins, A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. the Arabs'of today can woar !L It la Floyd Pierson and Bert Zageb- all of linen, tbe ancient Egyptian* con­ meier, of Grand Rapids, visited sidering wool andean. Hastings relalires over Sunday- • • <' �THE HARTINGR BAMffR. MU 2U tilt 6E0R8E HAYWARD A WOMAN’S PROBLEM Somhiwhern Barry Department Miss Frances Flower spent Sat­ urday ami Sunday in Kalaimtzoo. Mr. and Mrs. Gorham st Hint Sun­ day in Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Alliert Chase spviii Sunday in Hichland. . AKhtHigh John Doster's hand is doing ipiitu well lie is still on lhe shelf and will be for severe! weeks. Mes. Lucy Pgnnels is still .in DR. PIERCE'S PLEASANT PELLETS REGULATE AND INVIGORATE Hichlajid caring fur her brat her STOMACH, LI VER AND BOWELS. SUGAR-COATED TINY GRANULES. who is no better. Mis. Emiuti Ji.itliredn eqlertaliied the Indies Club al tier old hdine.iii .Milo, Thursdhy. Homer Al<«ricli’und Mtn. J. Brandstetler spent Sunday in Galesburg. ■Mark Buglwe and his mother Mrs. Lucy Bugbee spent Sunday with; .Mr. mifl Mrs. Eugene Shedd. Mr. mid Mrs. Froil Gibson of Clo-' verdah* were the guests'nf Mr. and' -Mrs. Hays al Poplar Hill, Sabbath. Our farmers me very busy sincij the rain gelling thu cornfields ready t<> plant. ' ■ Mr. mid Mrs. Pei ay Hallock k|m*iiI Sunday night with the latter’s pur- DR. PIERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION. Have You Seen Our line of Straw Hats? It is a dandy, and we are offering extra values. We have a straw hat for every one of your family. Come and get one while the stock is goocty * Pants, Shirts, Waists, Rompers and Overalls for that Boy Our GINGHAM SALE is still on and we have some good patterns yet. We never of­ fered as good values to our trade before, for the money. Remember it is only..7c yd. Wm. Renkes & Son Mrs. Will White viih-.lmiiij the Mr. atuFMrs.- Erffesl Jones and allies Aid Soetidy l.'-t iliuisduy i d.imditer* Mr*. Mwrrinus of Detroit. p*_—_ . —< -Miss.Junes amt frlehd. Mr. B-< h. I i f Vermont ville, were guests uf W. j H. Jones Sunday. . 1 Miss Eilith Fisk spent Sunday at |W. W. Jtin.’,'. ---------j Sunday guest* ut the -Griffith , himie.Were Helen Grillllh of Kal­ I nmaxoo. Florence mid Leon Leonard ('mini s of Vicksburg. I of Ik'Hon, and Leon GritUth ut this Darius Gilbert and H<>du.-y Flow­ place. .. er of the flqJdbBrs Ihmie. .visUetl | Mrs'. TungiiU* «... wishes .. ...................... io thank .... Hotheir rotative here l ot x\*ek. : M. p. L. A.’s. and tin: surnamdiiig’ .Mrs. Fannie’Hrovn v..i- rail.'if l« ■ r><inmumly for tin* Jruti, Ihiwecv lltisliilgs last «i*«k l»> th- lilm’ss of and postcards whirli were s<-i;l p. lief linilhiT-in-Iuw B. Hamivuiid. | her during her sickness. They tiavc Frank WrighI aud -mi. In.h. aM,| j helped to puss away many lonely Mrs. Newell Barl»*r am I Mi-. Sittx] hours. She hopes to lie with u* motored to Kulanpuax- ' • ' .Mr. mid Mrs. Cal II her’*. Sunday. ' C. M. tUllierl te.ffUil' • engaged in hanging , : around Hichland-.. , Susan Barber, Bclli.'j If and Andrew Corrigan i grade examination it week. ' • .' . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wri: Mis* Amy nnd Mr. Rii.l MiBurlier motored to Is.-li Prairieville. Sumiay. Will Shorli't* cn|rtC,dic.vri typhoid fever Frida} I hi fourth case in (lift f.i'mi Uiis who was Ihcii Mrs. Shorter and it next victims. Timo®.’* hseriously ill. Loti and h DOWLING. lo Im* oul. but Mrs. SI E. E. .Warner's many friemte her< JLLlUillld I'l kii<tJY_ltiS-‘’i.H-ralmn has Mrs. Mary Urmslie has been hav­ ing several jjevere attacks of heart, trouble the past week. Dornnee Telliric mid Clifford Du Bote took the eighth grade exami­ nation al Hastings, Thursday and Friday.' * • ‘.Mrs. Ina Smilh and visited her parents.al Friday until Sunday. Archie Is-ster moved Saturday on a farm near BniHleld. Mrs. (!hgs- ■Mm-kinder* xyill enter­ tain lhe I,. A. S. Thursday afternoon May at, for supper. ' ' of Dowling Oranges, Lemons, Bananas and Pineapples was too late to slop hopes it will make, il s.-ilurdny, Arthur.Shi• Shorter and the nun* wviil tn Kalamaxoo inoculation as ^-prev family have the syu. community in lheir ;< William ' Ihxilitlhcilixen of Hichland president of the Hi passed away Saturday n'oiiis illness Of !• WOODLAND PHONS Mercure Order Our Drays . When you have any moving to bp •lone. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Cemetery, Monday, May IS. Sin passed away at the home *>f-hei daughter. Min. Cora Bros**,* of Bal lie Creek, who with her family hav* given her (hr loving cur. Mrs. Dopi Bera of Sunllc.hl and Mis Ad» Snyder of Hastings, sisters o Mrs, Btrsei*. have also been in nl.- and figure out if wi* could .ifford to promise you big values in Nqmbing and theft nut give them. How many limes could we fool you that way? Ju*l once. * it is your second and olltei* vteils we an; after. So pay 115 your llrsl to-day .and wi* warrant our qualities aud values will make •old friends. Stir expects to go to the ulhers a master of course. her coltage.a little .after the lirst <*f Jum*. ■ . . Dr. and Mrs. Ihlllan ami son l:*>f>ert of Baflln Creek were Sunday callers of A. II. Adam* and wife. Sam Nay; whose horse’ lias been very sick al Jesse Hishriilger's. got him -as far tut Mr. Culver’a on tin* F. A. BROWN & CO. Phone 126 Safety CLOVERDALE Is not a large place, but there arc many advantages in trading there because Kelley,The Grocer Ims a store there, and everyone who knows Kelley knows that they get just as good buying opportunities of Kclk-y as they can get anywhere. . J.UIA. i»f Jey Clark's young ( In - liohie last I-1 id.iy ii-- lorn mid wixli liimj TRY KELLEY FOR GROCERIES Prepare For the Hot Months >Ullt of I h i nt Hnfus Stanton rhildixn ami, K'ir familii - at.- dinner with him Baitings elation. A’ ■g...n|j.nnrr;im rendered and J<-hit-«5. Ketel ... MIHTIIEAST BARRY. I ThciR A. S. has lieen ]wx«l|M>>H*d iter. Stic left hrr mnt» ;n»j»rt»ved. Wilf be lielit at Jiii: Samuel jyiu-’-t on account of tlie illness of Mrs. The little grandson is named for its farm, and wilj I---m at about L’KM; The Si.-.idman band will ‘ ’■\villi*im« is sni.mlinf..w grand parents. Elln-rl Ulward Ben*. oclock. furnbh uiu-e ■ nmiltoe on-piC|t " ’I" Mr. mid 3trs. Schumaker return­ tiev. junior, me evungensi mm Sire. Ilinl.w all.: «. IL <Hh rrelm n.'.ir preached n very good sermon id th* ed tn Urbandale. Saturday. Umimittee on dei-ornUoii. Harry । ,i ii... ..... ..... Hey. Brooks wishes to. minnifii<-i. Hinckley mid Wallac. Mack. Fl.w-! Lui Hund'iv............ ... M. P. c.hurrh, Sunday. Hev. “ * *>lurday This holds true in your electric special ’ 1.next Sunday al was present also. Wc Inn * yservices »• -----wiring. • That’s one reason er.s .solicited. I '*' _ services every Sunday nf ■lark llinrll.. I. .• Ik-, b.-r.- r..i I why I urge you to let me do “What Is Truth." and-will |m* pleased to havi •’ J"* 11 .............. (..ll.-r lli.u-! .. .......... your electric work. Yoo'll Eli Houglitiilin Hpenl know it is done right and that j The subject for C. E. next Sunday his brother. Peter .an. He eveninif is. 'The Christian Cleaning returned to Chicago. Friday. your building* are safe il I do her Haught* i. M Henry of llcce’ul EyciHs.’’ Ps.Ji:l-7, .a makcs’his.Imine with his daughter. , the work. John 1mid V.. ii Gn-nlield mid newspaper meet iug.j . Leader, Mrs. Mrs. Pearl Burns. Mr. ami Mrs. Wm. Wirkwire vis ­ family of .Olivet -i- nt Sunday with • GEO. VAN TIFFLIN Huss'*!! Mo|l. friends in Delton from Friday I We me sorry lhat Mrs. Nobles fs ited Elootrjclan. , {not rooting any belti-r. We would until Sunday. Ezra' Hobinsot) of Detroit writes he glad to hear of her speedy re- his people he is now a full-tlcdge<| [ covery, rnmiuctor on the street car of lhal | Htissell Mott nnd wife I'nleilaiiied place. j Bennie Moll mid family and Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bristol enter'- •spent Friday h*-i. Then profit andavaH^Hi! Morford and family, Sunday. Minnie Hisbrid-'T has iiilchie. Lizzie mid Harold Hitriib*. lained Mr. aud Mrs. Adams lo a llsli Fir^t ity. thecwcntial feature* spending a few day - wilh Mt: , Burr mid Boy.l Chirk of llnsliilgs uipper Snuday. ; I.•■da Meade. Itulii Wellman. Grvttt lllul of a high grade invest■ visited lheir mother, Sunday. .Mrs. Sophia Bowser is still with Jones. land Violet ll>t|b*l>mn:h. Myrtle. Her.Mr. nnd .Mrs. uient arc combined in our Pre­ | nice mid Gertrud* English. T-lu-lma I Mrs. Nelson Hird nnd daughter her father at Eayiy, who is steadi­ Mr*. Will Jon. \mid Glenn (kim’-ri n. Casgo and Vuda Lonteo of Hon*, visileil Henry Smilh ly growing weaker. paid Stock. Dividend check* Smilh...Mabie Bolinger.' I ami family the last of lhe week. -{Mrs. Bunnell of Bedford and .Mr. mailed (etui-annually, 5% per an­ ’ W'* liavc <>rd*-red siJt m*w library • She also visited other relatives imd Mrs. E. Crandall mid Miss l.e- Sunday. num net. Twenty-four ycara.iu Hiram Websl-r thu spent Sunday al Jesse Hisbridgbu&ineM, asseti* over |W0,(XD. ii -------*i_. Hisbridger’a I Mrs. Albert Hampton' is on the Write for particular*.birthday. I sick list; Capitol Mrs. Eliza Elscy of Urhandnli* atMr. mid Mrs. Harry Walldorff and le.ndrd the Pioneer meeting ami' is Sunday. Ifgyi and Mrs. IIH.II STREET. Savings & Loan AttoclaUoa, Miss Bernie*’ Mill.-r i visiting old ifrioiiite and neighborsHastings called days of tin*, p.r-t. w.-ek in this vicinity. in Bnliinmre. sRobli’X Sunday. "S'r'" .Carl Stilvspf l.’tbandaje mid a Etilimttcvciis. The work on e to quite a ay. Wc hope bnni was delayed on account of the pupil of the business college of Bat­ SOI fllHI >1 Hl II.L\I). tle Creek spent Sunday wilh his illness of the carpenter Mr. Ftslwr \V; IL Olis of Br<H>klh'|i| siH-iit a liarenii* Mr. ami Mr*. II. U. Stiles. . ‘ Ft'iglmi-r imdnrml few day* wilh frienite and relatives last week. I'nginim l*nr DrvontHim Day. Mrs. 01 n Tuugule who has been in thia vicinity. » Opining sung. America. FeigtlDcr,: C«r« of Phone. i quite ill is mi the gain. Sunday visitdra at Wm. Ilnvuns' Tito moat scrupulous caro should bo wen* Huukin Hart nnd -fmnily of Ii* The Boy.- -Cui Nothing to Worry About North Hop,.. Mu* Winniu OH-i of given tho houao telephone. Houao* "Rava you heard about tho awful I'lui.Miix, Lewis Eiteer mid family., kcopera should romumber that bmh Hecilniimi.ll’.iiiilt Mtliilyre. Hoy Erwny nml family. .Mi- E.*tlu i< tho transmitter and the receiver will thing Mr. Jobaon did thia inurulng?: 'Soln. Mntfl I le-e.inpm. ••|■'•uk and Mr. and Mrs. Youteton of transmit dirt germs’and odors. Un­ Scrota] of tho neighbors saw him Ilrrilation. I'll- Bnitvrflelif. Miinith. i screw the taps of both and storlllxo dragging hla wife arouhd in tho back' Hei'itatinn. Aim-' Thomas. I’ .*’—,'........ . ,............ . - 11 1.Ik- - • II I— »iunnig IUI. Icving Rin* ai1(| wife of Omnge- thoroughly. Warm water with weak villo spent Sunday nl H. Jenkins'. , carbolic acid, or tho suds of carboIto Fii.*dJand wit** mill Mrs. Sar­ acid soap. What caro the public ah Erway iqouit Simdfiy al AVm. ’ ' phones need can readily be imagined. interfere? lUveu t you heard that i Singing, "Sim* Sp .usb-il - Hmm. r. p-rn.-ui Jobson and hla wife ara.'workto«;for a; Decorotuijt |h- cravBB «7f our di-;id| h|n Robin* ut -p-nf Ihi* latter part moving picture film concernV Jbcnw.-. < j of test week with Yelalivcs in Ha*l-i -BANNER' WANT ADVS. PAY. • | Bring hnavsact*;-W jliv fiUigin.-Hu^s, • . • Safety First A. F. Sylvester ’ J. D. Rounds Proprietors Blnm-lo- lv>.|h-y. Vi'ldllli Wortman. <<-«.srul t< rm of Bcho i -i ilu- plan.Friday,-diy giving tin -. Imlm n :t Il.ih*.;- of Ijivvli.q is. with upicnic diim>*r nt the *Hu»t>l hOUim. .; u-nin and pri-m-hi-d l-riday and SatMrs.,Grace Hynfe-g.YVL* » chinai “• , hliovvcr \Ucilue»il.iy. uflvinouii in * ■*<• n^mlai' qum u-rly tun-ling LAWYER Numbers uStaws6 ....... JOHN M. GOULD Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 172 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN DOMINO sermon al the W. M. churrh next Mm. Augusta Weyermnn attended i j|ir Fuiidiiy Evening, Muy 21. (Juarturiy Meeting al Muplu chute ROYAL BELGIAN STALLION the Mm. Guy Meade of East llirkory Saturday. Mi . is very ill at this writing.’ Lyle Tobins mid wife of ilaMing* Mr. mnl Mrs. Im.Munt and Nm, Mr., i.. and .Mr*. I.. Lcppe.r wen* ytsitnrwht ; wi'Cf ou’KJ£u(MliUu»urau x*Lhu.t»ar=. • |||..' W. J. Fisk's Sunday. 11 Sunday visitor* at I Ted Wlng ;th|e wen* Mr. and Mrs. Millon Wing and mi- . Mr. mid Mrs. Oscar Diamond. ii. vv Mrs. W. J. Fisk amt two dauglim4*.h-Luix • wm u Jil Diliu il -Cj •’v k..rjj'. 'IU'' "KI r,-u-, Saturday. Lon Mi-Carly mid family of Shullz i 1 W nt it School Noles. called at Maurice Otxa' Sunday. ■ ml Don't forget, the commencement I Mr.s. Clara Brown entertained > The Imported Royal Belgian St'alIde:. < x.-rcise* Friday evening. May 2lUh. Miss- Anna Johnson - of Hailing*.; lion ii 5 years old. is bay in color, W>ll ! til tlie W. M. rhlirob. : Sunday. • Islands 10 lumds and 3 inches high i-iiii.l The ninth grade are enjoying tlnal ■ Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Robinson of' mn| weighs Ittki pouiuls. in growing Midland Park Spent Sunday al Edd: condition. He has a heavy l*onu Our eighth graders wnde on the Myer'-. . and is well muscled, lie i> aii.su.county examjmdions Iasi Thursday Margaret Myer* b*ok-tho- eighth lutely sound and free froth vice. mid Friday. Here’a, hoping lhaL. gr.ule exainui.-itioii Inst week. . lie will make the .—-assui al the they .pass. ■ ' Mr. and Mr.-. Luther Sweet called ■ fair ground* in Hastings for u liai। j|Ctj uum|H.r (,f g,HHj nioHes. The eighth gftide has taken up .. ».... ... . -. ... ... ninth grade.algebra* | Terms SIR for singlp service, pay* Tin* Seventh grade ore having a>..„ q. u . abl«» al- linn* of .service. $15 tu in‘‘Inilnillves’l in grammar. •*w 8lU «L,, , , ;*“»«’ wi,,i foal, payable at time mare The Nixfli grade is st rug-Im- with, If 20 men reap a field In debt . known to be with foal. $20 for emninission mid brokerage in nfilhhours, how long will It take 15 men UiandlllR colt Mares bred al owilto reap the tame field’" a ttudenl waa ,-rs risk. Men parting with marv.-t asked. He thought tong before writ-1 will be hijtl fur service fee. Ing down his answer., and when ho Primnrj' Hmim. Tin* foiirllf grad<*ra bavo IhiMied handed in tils paper thin la what the examiner read: "The field, having al­ ready been reaped by the 20 men. could not bo reaped a second time by us quant iiii-s of spring flown tho 15." Mrs. Lloyd.Mead .nd . blldreu .spent Sunday al the i i - cia-.-e, the guests uf Rev.' alul M -, L.ihi, A son was borfl' lo Mr. and Mrs. Hansom HowMI. uf B He * i.-.... ‘I liurxlny, May IL- M< Unwell was formerly :r resident of ihi- (dace. H The Imported Perduron Stillioe To Close Up the’Estate of tlie Late Gcorpr Haywant. Bids Will ------- -______ Ba BccciuuL----------------In unler lo-close up lhe estate of j II. 45119 (63713) lhe bile Gwiran Hayward, lhe 210' acre farm in Orangeville township, Will make the season 1011 aa follows: owned by lhe estate^ must be sold. SATURDAYS At Freeman’s Liv W. 11. Haywood, Admmi.-lr.ilor of ery Barn, Nashville. OTHHR DAVS At our barns on Hn* estate, will receive bills on the. entire farm, or on W or 160 acres of the J. R. llarnnm farm 1*4 miles east saint*, reserving tbe right lo reject of Coats Grove. iiiiy or all bids. Domino is well snd favorably known as lhe Jasper Deeds hars'e. lie is of large barns.-graoAry. scale bouse i correct Percheron type, goo! bone, and wales,'hog house, sheep shed, i weighs nearly I'An arid is jxrfectly windmill and large, reservoir, g»x>d sourxl. He has good action eitbqr waler. There an, about U) acres of i walking or 'trotting. His. color is a fcood second growth timber, latndl beautiful dapple gray. TERMS: fl’> for standing colt. John Shumaker had a telr-phune is all hard., with no swamps, or waste land.' A good State Reward Owners |xrting with 'marcs will lie histullvd 111 till. Itouse last Week. Mrs. Ben Fern is a great deal bcl- Hoad rim* by lhe farm, which is lo­ heM for service fee. Mates bred at cal etl alHuit miles- fruiu iJrlluu.. owners' risk. Anyone interested ran bxik inc Mr., aud Mrs. Frank Ibdyen have began housekeeping in Johtf AlhvrtBARNUM BROS. n Hi's (ennui house. . Onin ul Ntn., Cull Stnt. Mick. Grace Bulyeti returned home PROFFESSIONAL CARDS A. & C. H. HARBER, ! ■ Fhykiciana ami Surgeon*. Call* in city or country, rcaponded to I with pronqrtuca*, <lay or uight.- FARM WILL BE SOLD Why cook over ■ red-hot wood or coal stove these hot summer ruonlhs we’re going to have sooner or later, when you can buy an.Oii SPnclhat <loes not smoke or smell end will cook quicker and cost about cuethird as much? The old wsy ii a red-hot kitchen, together with the chopping of kind­ ling. carrying the wood or cost in and the asties oul, and cleaning up after tlie dltf they have caused) We will deliver to your homeaParfection Oil Stove or a Rcv-on-oc <}i! Stoye, also a g*J!jMLof_®lL_giyi- _m.«Lweek'sjtisL ami itysw. arc not satisfied we will take it out. with no charge to yon at all. - E«. Tungate 6 Son Banflald Exchange 16-6 ALL AUTOMOBILE OILS IN STOCK A Well Kept Lawn Is Half a Yard You can have one of those velvety grass plats that arc a delight to the eye. A CALDWELL LAWN MOWER renders this possible. Ball bearings, sell-sharp­ ening, fully guaranteed. Campbell and McCallum HARDWARE Cloverdale, Michigan Make 5 Cents On every dollar you trade with us. Wc give you a ticket representing 5 cents. When you have traded $5.00 or more bring the tickets To us and trade out their amount. They will bo just as good as cash, if you have $5 worth or over. Don’t mistake the place. WHITWORTH & SONS General Mdse. DOWLING, MICH. �IRVING, fl >* the wei Ap'rrf. and lain* in May. meet with iinqualifi-t approval, n* WERT WRMOVniUX HARTINGR AND C MIL­ Illi Up Illi * --- * —.at* .. ..mw. w.a. I.*.-.. ..^..i.ul t, t-ewf 'Valtinlim TON TOWNIJNE f'.harMe Raymond. Kenl Nelsor of Kay. * ' ni|d wife and Hon amr Jack J townmg of Noahvlll" • .-ailed al M. I. The people < live* al Irving. - Mr*. Baldwin ar­ rived in tlie village Saitirilay nml aft.-r seeing lb- uld ai-i|uainlam*<-* here win g«> l<- Hn,«ltng’ for a visit wilh Irer hrotluif. John 1. William*. Mr*. Baldwin la o,*-- “r •‘,Anaen of till* pnrl ing come lo Mi..—........................... flillier wln-n a girl of imi<- year* o; age in IKM. Sin' earn- wilh Ip-i imr-nt*. Mr. nml Mr*. John II. Will­ iam* fifin UWaiii:-. Ohio.' Ilu-ii emigrant wagon furnfiiur a part ol the ralvaratfe. then, bring in addi­ tion a "iiigh- wagon nml n buggy a rare thing in those’ days. Th" t'rlj from luigmnge. Ohm. wa* made bi way of tlib. obi Indian iruih am ford*, ami it look lln-ni In day* i< make lhe trip.lo till- llt-elilel lown Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moore spent Sunday at Victftr Pratt’* near Free­ port. ‘ . ■ - ' ' ‘ ' Ltviiin Rmire i* Immb from VerJ. J. Barnum, who lia.* been work­ inmntvillA where *h<- Ira* br»»u "lay- ing in the eaw mill near Irving spent ftnlutitay- night and HiuhIii.i mu- for a white. • L.onanl Htrow i* «n»ne ta-tler al thi* writing, Mr*. Mary Km-*- 1* "n the sick *p<-nt Sunday wilh lheir brother. I^ster’-nnd faiqily. John Srmn» and wife vi*iled lheir Frank fo-nm-r spent from Friday daugldPr Mrs. 1'imik Smith ami unlit Monday visiling hta uaugnler, family neat Verim-nlville, Monday. Mrs. Bare of SI. John*. . Mr*.J!leva Mn*u and lillh* daugh­ Mi** Agni ha Kinne visited fo-ater Vada visited al Enink Axli<‘lm'.* near Nn*hvil)i> \V ‘ " When the weather is warm and you are thirsty and feel all ‘‘fagged out,” there is nothing that will refresh you more than to come here and get a glass of Ice Cream Soda, a Sundae or Soft Drink of any kind. Wc .make a specialty of furnishing Ice Cream for Socials, Parties, Sun­ day Dinners, Etc. Wc deliver to all parts of the city. % GUMP The Palm Garden J. W. Aimbnuter, Crap. Pbone 548 Hutin,., Mich. Like nnrlhw In the ally in The lighining last We Leonanl ami lheir tine Hntali-, P> last wo«-k.. \targuerile*ifo N;i*hville When- HEAD OF GI’IJ. LAKE. Mr. ami Mrs. II. D. Evers enlertained Mr*. Ileiihdi llotn-h of North-, east Hickory. Mr*, ixniise Chapin anil Gi-aOdimi Geiger. Friday. ■Jo*cph liiiine* mad- a husipe** Hoyer Rirklr-nf ti- 'i V-rmuiUvilU, Irtpin ri.-ttnxvrttfSatnntny.---------ti*ilrd al John Soon-’*. W«-dnr*day. Mr. nml Mr-. I'.harle* Catlwallatler 'Hd Mr. Taylor h.i* l»---n poorly, nml Mr. and Mr*. Ern«-*l UiKxnllnbni i* better agum ' Will and Frank Soon- of North der-molnrtM !'• Kalamazoo. Tbju,*,i:a*lli-ion called at John Snore’*. Mr*. Lulu Sniflin who ha* lwn-n ——■■ few day* with-her par­ ent* wa* pb aotilly surprised witch ntaiut -J5 of her friend* gathered al Hi- Imine of Jn*eidi Baine*. Satur­ day afternoon. A dainty -tipper AVERT HIVING. wa’« served and many mu-fttl pir*I Mr*. Will Bedford ami pent Sunday with hi* ............... Ir*. C.’ E. fo-dford. Miner find Jlerf p.ilun-r were in rand Rapid* Sunday 3ml Munday. Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Pollrmsill and Mi,«* Catherine Corrigan apept (lie family *pcnl Sunday afternoon wilh Waller fodyrn and wife nf Cn-**.-y Mi-*. Patrirfc tSnrrigan speill a few IIugh MacDonald id Rirhland did iy* l:i*l week wtilt her daughter, i-«. Vidor Prat 1 of Fn-<-p«»rl. Geogf k'onxen •i»-nl Sunday nt -Lewi*. win-re Hie" Irnv.-h-r*.wore Welcomed and partook nf a *nniplunils dinner-. Vending lln-ir way from; thence over lhe mad* Hi lln- *hnr<-*j nf Duncan lake, where lhe-parly | lone. .Realising *h- lias liwn spared to a good'uld age m»l lhal Illite 1* no telling how long Hit- span of life may Ite Mis. H.ildwin wishes lo mod nil her relative* and former ar<|uainlam-i-* on (lii* visit. . Eniest E. Warner underwent a surres»ful operation for appentllrltlii, trouble o( long Standing dur­ ation •*<>>■ week ago Tuemlay nl But­ terworth htMpilal. Grand Rapid*.. —t _j..----------- Irving. Friends are |gl-u*<-d U» knpw of thesurer*.* of Hn- operation. Snmm*l Pratt of North Butlnnd township made a luptiu-** trip to Grand Ilnpni* Sal unlay. The work ta-ing done on 'lli-l In Hastings' Announce Free Lecture on Christian .^Science, and tordially invito-the public to he present and hear Virgil O. Strickler, C. S., of New York, N. Y., Member of the Board of lectureship of The Mother Church, the First Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. Reed’s Opera House, Monday Evening, May 25,1914, ftOMe* ami wheat a* wdl n* lhe oals to make rupiil growth. 11 i* hard lo cstiniate lh<- good ilone the farui prtxhids by tin- rorrni rain*. Of course in I lie Knuth part. ’Of lhe slab- not a lillle damage wa*| done by the flooding of Inml* by| stream* and the rain wns n lillle !>*> ■ heavy there, bnl lbw cmilrol of midi I qv-mm-r of the *ial>- tathing*- me iM-yoml the' i*iwei> of’ Mini Ct Igmsiug wa* in Hu num. Everytliinu is growing lux-1 nml in cmnptniy wilh l urinnlly thi* spring. Simwlterrie* mid- a survey for thand raspberries give fair proihise -f1 returning a go<>il yield while Iherej Is every indiralion of rherflw*.? peaches nml a crop of apples llii«l year. A Ini- spring if iH nellrial loi friiit growing since the plant ha* more linn- lo mol, gather strength । in stalk and leaf before Ih-ing i-alh-<i upon to lienr. nil of Which make* for plumper, rounder mid belter de\e)..|...| fruit. Aral hdicr still the flanger* from blighting frosts an-,; rlnuw*nHl by the «Ti«wer growth at-; tendant U|i*in later spring Weather. I The Irving General Store At. this store may be found a dean stock ol staple general merchandise from which to select yotir everyday neces­ sities. As price is one of the considerations and is a lactor tn every sale, we enumerate the following: The prayer meeling Friday even­ ing will be nt A. fot*|al.-r-s ami prt-aching Sunday morning al tinchurch by Rev. J. I. Ila/t-bline. Il i< better In l»- rigid if but for a nmmenl I him it 1- to he w rong for. a whole life tiip<" Mr*. Beatrice Knapp and daugh­ ter Alice of Detroit .-.line lhe llr-t vtnil with Mru.Kiump’* nnd Mr*. J. W. Munion, hut of Grand Rapid­ Ion of K>iul:ilvili". I part’ of lad wpvk Appetizers at Doyle’s Assyria Farmer*’ C|nb. Following i* tli<* program lo * ’given' at"lh<- Farmer-*’ Chib to In-Id wilh Mr. and Mr*. A. 'I'. Sin nrd mi May 23: Song- Chili. Devotional* ami taurine** «<-**i liistnirm iil.il lii.k and Eva K< Thi* *pring-X ................... - — moved hi* liarp hack on laike street, nutting it 011 a wall and v-m-nting she staltb- IltMiHU he ha* nl«o buill Mrlami) of Irving. I a nice lu o hA«oc. graded bi* lol . Claml C. Wilcox, of Irving, wound­ nml olhcrwiMi improveil nnd liemied Ju.tin- lell ka ahuve lb- tinkb filfotl bi* pro|H*ity. during Hi" lighling at Vera crtu Hnmer Wade ha* lia-l fwenly newrow lto.nl* buill thus, increasing hi* livery !■> nearly sixty taints. I un­ derstand he i* 10 charge ilfly rent* per tlay for lhe use Of hi* Iraal* this senwiii. , Earl Hanimorrt in pull mg n large iiorcli onio hi* eoitsgc pl the lake. Horn Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Mar­ shall. Friday May I3lb. a six |mund ship*. Anmng other Ihiiigg injttn- boy. Coucrahdalions. 'I'he little li*r!l«nt wilh Hn- llglilidg in nml fellow will go by lhe nmm- of Cecil nrrnind A’-ra Crur. t.laud mentions Clair. . of the Aniericaii ma­ ............ Mr*. Ethel Wilcox ami «on Kenrine* nml sailor* n* Inrvhir li«-.-n 17 n> Ih of High Hank spent lhe week­ killed nml Hi wmiulksl. He.says “the end wilh th.- former * tim-le and dead on ilo- Mexican side wa« some­ mini la-Mer Webli and wife. thing like Hirer ur four hundn**l Wm. Jarrani ^ian boughl Hu- Lu­ but that Isn't enough by nny iimann.” bin lloiro- proirarly nl Nashvilln and N-. w- will admit Ural taking our expels to inovmM sonh »• the house Arm-riran Isiys, man for t-ian. <*ifo C. R. WATSON, General Store 1904-1914 We Have Added Fruits Incjmlt valley inrics. Will Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch EAST ASSYRIA. Mr*. Alta Spaulding pleammtly entertained lhe 'A. B. Friday. May 13. A line Nipper was served ami a nice program of iniisie ami reading was ghen. Th«- hosle** wa* i.re*»-nted wilh a tine |«-d*pread. Ilointe decoralion* were lilac* and wild lluwer*. Next Hireling will b«with Min. Chhin Egncr, May Aftb. J. M. Hill vtailrd hi* brother at Hallie Creek Wedneiulay. May FrMlyal and lee C.renni Social. On Saturday .evening. May :«»> foil will occur the Second Annual May Festival and ice ereatu wlnl given by lhe Assyria vImniI jmjjm school htHtse-gaeutul* for lh*-. Imuic fit 11I Hie aehflol library. The following jtllracljon* are of­ fered during Which all are tnnsi cor-1 <fially Ini Hod tn participate. t, .. itl zii-i-nr. It tiff— ’ 30 yard dash {all under Ii yrs.) efl*.... ................. '........_ M \BTfN CORNERS. It donQ rpake any difference what time of day you cirtnelQ ub, we will gefyou what you want to eat, if it is in the city. . Just during the past few days we have begun ser­ ving fresh-seasonable fruits. When you are hungry, come and see us. sianding broad jump all iimk-r Il yrs.* boys. Standing broad Jump nil over li IRVING, MICH. Choice Ice Cream ft i"ii«u in Nashvill’-. Sunday. 'Mrs.. Mary Wilkinson visited friends in ('fiarh-ii--. Saturday. Will Bbm anil family. We*« WIHiar(i.s, wife ami baby \i*iU-d Pel.-r Bass nnd family m v-ilh Castleton, >1111.1:tv In going wkein and malm, ' Afui Kick and gnttnldf with grief; A giifi nnd a Jokf wilh a mighty y>otl *nv*e. Will bring gowtfnfck relief. ■ ■ ' tW>lhfpalc«lr«.) How often we hear men spoken of m-6aME the sul by Ink one nf n r rm MEN. Most of them are smokers—they buy a good smoke and then face their hard prob­ lems with set jaws. The good smoke quiets the nerves and steadies the judgement of a Ida Hiltnn is visiting hei Mr*, \aron Slecby In Hast- Binder and Mowing Machine Sections For Deering, McCormick and Osborn Binders and Mowers, $1.00 a box of 25 sections, Syracuse Riding Plows, $35.00. 17-tooth Syracuse Harrows, $16.00.,( . All Steel Walking Plows at $12.00. Can save you from 25 to 50 cents a square on roofing. I have the American Standard No. 3 Corn Planter Ladders, 11 cents a foot. 3 1-4x10 Wagons at $55.00. Don’t be in any hurry about buying your binding tw me before you buy. I am selling the Plymouth twine. At least see I lost the plow ancFso you are asked to pay an extra 10 per cent for the same plow. But I am not in the trust. ’ Jesse Townsend TheJManJWho Lost the|Plow Not io the Trust Hastings, Michigan. Nellie Varney and Shirley Bar­ num wore the scholars from our school who attended the eighth k-:.el'- ■Aainimdion’ in Hasting.*, Thursday ami Friday the post week. Preaching at lhe chureh next Sunday morning. Plan to allend. Mr. nml Mrs. Alonxo Hilton.and tilth- dnuBhlrr*spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Messenger. Mrs. Italic McPerk nnd Mrs. rfatay Miller vliifod Mr*. Lewi* Hil­ ton and mother, Mrs. Cornell, Wed­ nesday, <>f law wodr. * l WPBELL. Those that took lhe eighth grade exumiiiatioii from lhe Mill school wore Fttrresl Sullivan. Frank LiviiiKxton. • Ftossid Norrult and Galla I Eggertnan. . ’- . ■ I Fred Hayinund and wife nf Sarai ncc, spent Sunday afternoon with ti.tiij .vnvuiii.uwuw. Alma Groll spent Bunday with Ruth Smilh. . Harriel Scott and Mabel Brake vislietl Hit- Clarksville High school Thursday, ' fo rt Slah-r and family motorwl tn ix,w»4l Sunday afternoon. Ifonier Kiingman and ’ family *|w-nt Sunday at Abe Thomas’. Banner Want Ads Bring Fool race, gill*< Foot race, trays. Tug of war, girls again*! boy*. Aside from these altmclions there will be a A»h .jionil. gipey fortune-, teller, candy Iraolh amt winding of the May pole by the children. One of thn chief altrartiinre-will [*• the giving away of a il quart ice cream freexer by the buying of numbers al 10 cents each. The num­ ber will be placed In sacks and ev­ eryone will receive a reward whet ti­ er il be the lucky number or not. The freezer will be on rx|iil>it in Schroder’s Hardware mid chances may he purchased al any time pre­ vidos to the evening of May 30. When a duplicate of each number will be placed In n hal and lhe last ofte drawn out-will prove the lucky one. Only MI lickets will be Mild. Now’s your chance! Get busy! GUYS C.ORNETUi. Mrs. Bartiara Murphy ot Sunflrbl spent Saturday and rtup<lay wilh Mrs. Wm. Guy, Lillh' Glair Brooks of Knlamo ta spending the week with In* grand­ parents. Mr. nnd Mr*. W. N Bivens, lA-dia Guy I* spending the week Willi Mis* Eva fo-amnn m Kulanio. Mr. and Mrs. Ghtnn Hill of Maple Grove spent Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. Hhennan Ayres. Lillle Ethel Kenney has been on the sick list. Misties Bes*ii- Bush. Marguerite McGuinness. FernTI»onip«on. Wini­ fred Heffernon, Leva Casfoloin, Eva Church and Jennie Moore »penl ttiP j week-end at the Rush cottage al t. Results. Wall lake. - mature man who is a good smoker. When you feel the need of a good quieting smoke, come on along, over to our club room. You are always welcome. a liltl ri<|«o : pot only be&t Our cigars and tobaccos quality goods to begin with, but they are kept by the best processes for preserving their iitahcd lheir flavor and freshness. rolled In he bird* Phone 106 Jobbers and Retailers WIHM|* liMlilj Hastings, Mich negoli by Ca good 1 rlali her, a Indisr large. been .< �THE HASTINGS BANNER UM 11, 1914-20 MSES. council. JAhen.it wits apparent • Rut there was a jiower MRT THREE—MOES 17 TO 20. behind that, some tribes were not rep re- the throne of native chle’nahu, GE|. CASS’ WTO senlad. runners were, sent out in nil which was greater than the throne itself, 'lhal pow.r i.-M.-.l in th-’ •Iireel Ions to urge their coming. The negotiations were pending hands of a while trader witli the - WITH THE IBIS cils for JO or 12 days, and three coun­ Indians, who was known to them as a young wore held. The number of In­ Wah-be-sins. meaning “THE EARLY BIRO CATCHES THE WORM’’ The Early Coal Buyer Saves Money diana in attendance nl the thtid swan, and to the lioriler settlers aAGREEMENT SIGNED IN IR19 AFe council, which was the fullest-held, .laroti Smith. So far ns known this has been variously estimated from trader was the first while man to TER DELIBERATION it t.5oo to 2.00Q. At each Jormal penetrate' the unbroken wilderness SAGINAW. council the chiefs, warriors, tiend of the Saginaw. It is supposed that men nnd braves only, were caUad he came about the year |K(H», for il nnd udmiiled Iftto the council is known that he traded for sever­ GLIMPSE OF MICHIGAN lioiiso. The side* and ends of the al years before the war of 1812. and LIFE AFTER WAR OF 1812 hall being open, the squaws and for a long lime after. His princi­ young warriors gathered in timid pal trailing post, which he after­ groups close by as interested spec­ ward made his permanent one, was |.nuLx Camputt, Aflcruards Kent da tators of'the •stilemn proceedings within.'’ The negotiations involved in the First ward of that city,’ nene . Pioneer, Well-Known Amonq no less than n full and final snr- where the Baptist church stood Sntiinau Valley Indians. rejnler of the mu-ienl hunting about IHtkl Like nil the vast -territory of the grounds of lheir people, the fair By long residence among I lie na­ ‘.northwest, the land now-i*mbrar<*d mid Iwaiitiful heritnfe of forest nnd tive tribe heto"imilnl<Ml by degrees corn tti’ldS, |nke min river, and the lheir habits ’and ways, and ‘even in the slate iif Michignq was origin­ ally in the iMigJicssinn of native In­ burial places of tlt«*in fathers. adopted lheir mode of dress. He dian tribe'. These tribes were The eloquent appeals of -General spoke lheir language fluently and chiefly t'.liippewns <>r pure and inlx- Cass, made known to tbe natives correctly, and was generous lo i'<l blood, and although in our stale through' experienced kilerprj’ters, them, warm-hearted mid intrepid papers the parties lo various trea­ failed to make a favorable impres­ TjHitiglf small of stature and light ties are s|M«kj*n of n« the I'riited sion on the native chiefs. He urg­ in weight he was powerful n* well Slates on the mu* side and the ed them to keep in mind the pater­ as agile. Skilled in woodcraft, sa­ ’ Chippewa nation on the oilier, there nal regard which their Great Fath­ gacious mid adroit, it was said hoi appear among the signatures *thc er nt Washington held for them and equalled, if not exceeded, the na­ niiiij”' of chiefs mid hemlsiifi’n’ who their welfare, and expressed the tives m many of those qualiUc-G were nT ffltnwa TTesceiii. Tlie native Rope ” |hut th<’' peacpfut-' rotations’ Whirling fnrpst~hi*rnrw;-thcy rno«f • Hidimw roamed the forests nnd pad- which had existed between them admired. Like most men living I died I heir light bark canoes mi the since lhe war should be rendered upon the Indian frontier, he had1 streams between the broad lakes, perpcluul. He reminded them of become Hie father of a half-breed imdisiiirle-d by “pale faces," until lheir condition as a people, lhe family, of which one was ti daugh­ a lillle nmcixflhnn a century ago, swelling of the wave of-civilization ter. Mokilch-eno-nua. niieir~!3fo'.fne in.TlIiift ’ pliiCa-rhehig toward" their hunting grounds, the Brmight into-nhnnwt tJatry-routaclfiivored spots mi the Saginaw and growing scarfily of game, the im­ and intercourse with the hand of its tribnlanies. portance mid necessity of turning Chippewas upon the Saginaw midi lheir pltention more to agriculture Tlie first treaty nf importance its tributaries, hi- Ingratiated him-; wliirli was made for the extinguisb- nnd relinquish life more uncertain self into the confidence of their* im-nl of Indimt title to the soil nf mode of living by the chase, mid chief. Ne-ome. nnd il is probable! this section was i*ntaret| into by thu better condition they would ul­ ! Wjlliolli Huijn. then governor of the timately hr In liy confining them- of lhe Chippewa nation who lerrilorj’ ami stiperinlendent of In­ seli'ea to reservations, ample for present nt I lie council, l her* dian affairs, in IK07. The northern the iiurpose of agriculture, to he line of this grant was a little north provided fur them in Hie proposed some lime dealt, and |» whom lie i of tlie south boundaries nf what are trealy: nnd the cession of the resi­ had extended some art of frtanddue of the territory then occupied -hip.-eilher in dib|>on»mg lii*’ Him-1 thus leaving Hie valley of the Sagi­ pie hospitality of tin1 wilderness. nr naw and its afiluenls in possession ed upon such terms and guarantees in substantial advances In ilivui nf! of the Indians, with lhe rights of ,xs their condition required, includ­ lhe natives intact nnd unaffected. ing therein stipulated annuities. ci’ssilies may have required. By; He was answered by (heir chief kindness nnd fair dealing Io- had Although a Tew fur traders had cimie among them as the scouts or speakers with u gravity and elo­ ,intrenched himkelf lulu lheir InJ-j zadvanced guard of civilization., lheir quence peculiar |o Indian councils., ing friendship.’and. hl the lime of favorite hunting grounds were left Three chiefs - nf wide influence. the treaty negotiations, so rlOsvty i iiremaw- had hr identified himself with tli ’j t<> them-uiidespoilrd until the treaty Moheno-iin-notirquil. nf Saginaw, which was made In k.-k-ln and Kish-kaw-ko were par­ good old chief. Ne-ome. lhat rncld ticularly vehement in the treaty HUO. ' . l-pmi th*’ treaty gruimu General <‘.a*s. who had won re­ negotiation.’'. The latter however, was an Indian of “violent temper. vigor <>f manhood qnd with a laud­ able ambition to achieve a national reckless in the cointnission of out­ aclcd unitedly and reputation, was coinmi'siohi-d to rage. At the close of the first day unison. of the council he had put himself Although Smith u oul of condition for itarley, and it niijw*rlmit addition to its territory. was found thafejie was less danger­ ly looked with distrust upon lhe ous in his wigwaii quietly drunk hardy iiorderer. as no position ns In Ihip tri-nly w.’ bit pnrticulsrly inti’n’sli’d, for the cession nf lands than in the council house tolerably sober. So he remained in a stale, prefer or agent was allowed him. ■ lll-ll llll.'l' l'* .......... .. y.... r.-servalions therein provided fur. quite unpresentable as a speaker’ For days the most active mul in­ im-hule the rich’ mol nrosfh’roilR for his IrilH’ until lhe last day of fluential interpreters of the govObituary. valley of the Sagiiinw and its tribu­ the negotiations, when he was pres­ ernmonl vCere Ineffectual in concil­ Harriett Rolfe, dauglin r of Bohent merely lo affix liis Intern to the iating Ne-ome. Ogumaw-keke-to oct mill Elizabeth Rolf*-, was born taries. treaty after it had been engrossed _ ^VitIi bls 00,1 for execution. , m-.F.ngland. on March 3. 1823 and •depnrta'l iht* •lit’*-— «“i -Atay tut I., Irnil early^n Seph'mI»•■ r. !HHl. Joiir- "’"TH** ■■‘rfpeaker. ftgemgwtil the ago of l»l years. 2 months mid iiuying tho whole distance to Flint keks-io. opposed tho treaty pro­ fhority is somewhat doubtful, to t days? She was milted in mar­ speak for the government loulsido visions wilh indignation, and "it was through the unbroken wilderness riage lo Henry Jarman. January 5. the council room, had premised the, on horsehaek. nml tlrnnco down tho said his speech was u inodol of In­ dian eloquence. Hr was then quite faithful Ne-ome that, in addition io IHtn. To this utiinn were liorn lim­ young, being scarcely 23 years or various aud ample reservations for I HI.-1 ll.’-.'S ’IHUI ... of several; The land along the Flint wn-^ until age. but was above the average the different- hands, -the rally 7b's an Indian reservation height, and in liis hearing* was thousand acres each, there should IW2. They resid’ d nt England un­ of- IMwnnny-gowingh. which was fraceful and handsome. His liand April. 1852. «li-n they Marled Ived nt the forks of the Tiltabaho-sins (Smith) eleven sections of til • (lie tribal home of Chief Ne-ome for America with three children, wassev and. like the fapious Seneca land of fitfi acres eaclu to he located tin mid his successor 'Tom—dok-anc. ’ youngest~h baby of'six months One of the earliest while settlors chief. Sago-go-wnthn. lie wore upon nt. or near the Grand Traverse of who died on the ocean and had a liis breast a superb government the. Flint. Eleven names ns sueh l<> establish trade wilh the Ipdi&ns settled down reserve.*. pH Indian, were passed to watery grave. on the Saginaw was ixniisTainpau. medal. He addressed (he commissioner Knaggs on a slip of paper in bis wlio came to the wilderness in 1810. tent. • fftmi’Ohio to Michigan and settled ll*> wa* ti fine reprosontativo of the as follows: Thus wo soo that gross irregularbelter class of French pioneers, a "Vmi do not know our wishes. iin . .’inmnnly . ailed "graft.’’ en­ lita-ral. public spirit'll, and worthy Our propio wonder what has citizen. To him General Cass en­ brought you so far from your tered into the very first transac­ went through all the hardships of trusted the building of a suitable homes. ’ A’nur yjumg men have in­ tions in which th” land comprising pioneer life. Sir ' " tho Saginaw x-alley"fgjsscd’ from In­ council house, and the making of vited us to conYr nnd light the lowing children - mourn lheir all arrangements for the reception [council Hit. Wo are hero lo smoke dian lo American control. Such loss: .Mrs. F.liz.ibeili Cushing. Mrs. of the commissioner awl his num* I the pipe of peace, but Hol to sell progress having liecn made in the Clara Sisson, ami Fred M. .Jarman, parley, due to the surrender to .-mu-* cuiii|.iiuy. Al Um lune [our lands. Our- American Father wlm reside LIL Irvinv. Shadrach Jar­ I le* gwmH’al-dixpatehed Lwa govern­ wants them.- oilr English FalhtT craftiness of the white trailer with man of Faxw.tll. ^Mii’Ii- an*1_Alf’. i ment. vess*’ls. laden wilh stores for treats us heller. He has never tlie Indians, another counril was Nellie Emery of H.'ldfleld. Nevada, I tlie subsistence of lhe party, around [asked for them. Your people tres­ railed and wa* more fully attended and ono sister who resides in Eng-! .Many land, and a h<-f of ottw relatives! hv‘ lakes St. Clair and Huron. On pass upon our hunting' grounds. by chiefs nnd warriors. difficulty had been and—friends. Sh” w;is„converted al one of these vessels wa* a company Vmi flock li> our shores. Our wa­ points of the storm »*xml*«r «*£ y.‘>ar%au<).^rnj_Tl’He.hi'r’[ tii firmed S<<dz-* soldiery, under lhe ters grow warm. Ottr land melts sinQotheil Over, and winch" nt first ’ (fiicatanoil to over ­ suffering with a Christian spirit. command of Captain Cass, a brother away like a cake of ice. Out whelm the best efforts of the com­ of the general, which had hren of(- possessions grow smaller and missioner jlnd his aids, had passed. deied to tho place nf meetings foi­ smaller. The warm wave of the In its place n culm and open dis- «d lo meet her <•■»!. .and would lin' proU’ction ofx-lhnse in attend­ white man rolls in upon us mid cqssion ensued on terms mid basis gladly welcome the tme when she ance. • melts us away. Our women re­ which a just and hojuirnhle treaty coula ro to rest. She is gone but Our children want should be, nnd at length wos" con­ not forgotten. Th” funeral ser­ Gampau nnd his worknten there­ proach us. vices were conducted Sunday. May upon set nl>out to construct the homes. Shall we sell from under cluded. . 10. by the Hev. W. S. Phillips al II council house, which was a spaci­ thOrn the spot where they spread There was one inure general ous though rough edifice with open lheir blankets? We have not catt­ council held, which was jiurety o'clock at lhe I? Jib cliurch. ami she sides mid ends,, extending foe sev­ ed you here. Wo stpoke with you formal, for the purpose of having was laid to reM in Hie Jjhrllt Irving eral hundred feet along iho bank of the pipe of noace” affixed lo (he*engrossed copy of Hie the stream. H was situated nearly To this clear rut recital of their treaty, the signatures of General family. In-tween the Webstar house,.nt the opposition the commissioner re­ corner of .Michigan avenue and plied wilh earnestness, reproving nf the chiefs and headmen of. the Obituary. Cleveland street, anrf lhe river, but lhe speaker for arrogant assump­ Chippewas and .01 lawns. Annice Alfreta Warren, daughtera little further down on a slight tion: that lheir Great Father’ at One great ohstncle. lo the con­ of Aaron N. nnd I►••iiiarist Alfreta ridge rising from the shore, a very Washington had just closed a iVar summation of the treaty was the AVnrren. was ln*rn at Balirtiihre. commanding and pleasant place. in which he had whipped their desire of the government to remove Trees conventenlly situated fur­ Father, the English king, and the the Chippewas west of the .Missis­ 17. 1858. mid d- p r. t.if this life nt nished the columns of lhe house, Indians, too; that their lands were sippi, iu addition to the cession of •her home in Kit Carson County. their houghs thickly interlaced forfeited In fact by the rules of war the valuable tract of land lying up­ Colorado, May 7. W----- 1 -------nhove the'other branches, hark nnd but that he did not projMise to take on the Saginaw and its allluenis. 5 months and 'A' moss forming the simple root cov­ their possessions without rendering But it was discovered by the com­ united in marriage Iflj W. C. Dun­ ering. A platform made of hewed back an equivalent, notwithstand­ missioner soon afta'r. his arrival in ham at Nashviti**.. Harry County. Ings, and elevated a foot above the ing lheir late act of hostility; that 4-ouncil Hud. this provision endan­ Michigan. July ISK.-I. No children ground, to hold fustic benches for lheir women and children should gered Hie treaty, and il was there­ blessed this union but her motherly lhe accommodation of the commis­ have secured ta* them ample tribal upon abandoned. This country affections were hc'tawed upon her sioner ami his aids, Occupied the reserves on which Ijjev might live, )rad so long been occupied by the Mep-dnughtar and -tap-son and mt center of the’room. Huge logs in unmolesldi by their white neigh- £udians. and was so well adapted tn adopted son. To •to’se sho was in­ their native roughness were then |>ors. whore they could spread their hunter state in the remark­ deed a mother. She loaves a hus­ rolled in upon the remaining space their blankets nnd bo aided in ag­ able abundance of fish in its rivers, band. one stop-lt.iughter. .Mrs. Hose to be used as seals by the native riculture. lakes and hays, nnd in lhe game yet Norton of Battle '’reek. .Mich, a lords nf the wild domain, when in The council for lhe day closed, left to them in the forest, that they step-son,* William Dunham, mi solemn counril. The bordering and .the commissioner and his staff wore not inclined tn listen to any adopted son. .Maitr.ird Dunham, two woods were dotted', with wigwams, of earnest and devoted aids, dis­ proposition of removal. hastily and igidoly built hy the na­ tinguished in Indian councils, re­ The exterior lines of the torri- friends to mourn her departure. tives for (lie comfort of themselves tired to their bulgings disappointed Jory ceded l>y this trealy of Sagi­ Sister Dunham was a member of mwl families during the pending and anxious. There were Henry naw* extended, from a •lino drawn the Kanorado M E. church, having negotiations. . Conner, kndwn to the Indians as across the mirthcni part of Jack­ joined in November. 1011; Her im­ Temporary hut convenient nddi- Wahbe-sken-dip: .Whit innre son and Knlamnzmi counties, nerlli plicit faith and. 11 usf ■ in God and lions to his trading post were made Knaggs, known as Okedn-bendon. to the head of Thunder Bay river................ her deep . ............... conscientious .................... ................... Christian ■ by Campau. to afford space for a and beloved by them: Col. Beaufait. thence, following thqt stream lo its, life inspired all who knew her lo good sized dining room for tho ofli- G. Godfrey and Jdhn Harson. ;all mouth; along the international -a *'•' ..... — "■..... "• God and4 -a de­ closer walk wilh ' rials, and also comfortable quarters with influence with tbe Chippewas. boundary in the walers of the sire lo serve Him with whom she for the distinguished commissioner. The chiefs and headmen of the na­ Great Lakes between the United has now gone to worship eternally. ’ He arrived on the !Oth of Septem­ tives retired to their wigwams in Stales and Canada, to the place of ber. and it was said -the number of sullen dignity, unapproachable and begirtnlng. ” It is reported that the sea of Indians present at that time was not unnppeasod. Il was certainly an Galileo- produces sardines of a large. , although messengers had unpropitious opening of the -great London has.only mie mile of boon sent among the different tribes and important undertaking and tramways to every W*0d of hoc superior flavor- awl I here is a plansome quite remote from the place trust which General Cass bad In population; Manchester has one to In establish a canning factory on of meeting, to notify lh«ni of the hand. every‘5,600. ■ the shorn of the lake. . Buy YouhNexI Winter's Supply of Coal Now Did it ever occur to you to take time by the forelock in the purchase of your supply of next winter’s coal. You would save big money, by taking ad­ vantage of the present low prices we are offering al this time of year. We are in*a position to supply you NOW at the lowest possible*prices. Hard Coal, any size, $7.50 Per Ton Pocahontas, egg or lomp, $5.00 Per Ton From_ycar to year our coal tradeJias been increasing. It Iras increased to such proportions that sve have felt warranted in building a trestle amT spacious coal bins at the junction of the C. K. & S. and Michigan Central Railroads. We are starting work at once on them and will be able to’care tor 16 car loads of coal at one time in these extra bins. Everyone who has ever purchased coal of us knows that they get prompt service and perfectly honest weight. These things taken in addition to the superior quality- of coal we always handle and considering the remarkably low price we can quote you at this time of year you can plainly see there is no possible reason why you should not buy your winter supply of coal NOW. Edmonds Bros HASTINGS The Elevator Men MICHIGAN Phone 18 ii Our Bread Products Are better today than ever before. Not a baking goes by that wo do not study every move and try each time to profit by experience in the next bakii•nil* That is why lhe standard of the, Hastings Potato Bread Malted Kream Bread keeps climbing upward’. Wc are sparing no pains, work or expense in mak­ ing our breads all that cleanliness, wholesome materials and skilled and ex­ perienced baking can make it, and wc are being repaid by a splendid palrom age. '' . Phone 381 for an order Star Bakery and Restaurant General Delivery QUALITY BARE SHOP Phone 381 Hastings, Michigan Spritip in the Ozarks. VASES OF FLOWERS A chatter cIi.tiiik- We have just received another consignment of Cemetery Vases. . W c have many vases filled with flowers ready for placing in the cemetery. A ou should order now for an early order insures a sure delivery in time for Decoration Day. mimin' dialler waters Wh’ ii llier gobbler ■■ Ji’ Ironside Bros. Marble Dealers Phone 197 Hastings, Mich. « |o\o songs tar th** p_iuc<. An" Ihcr sim is >ur»’’a -mchiiT dinin' Democrat. A recent . Maternenl of thn mini-' star of public h,’,’,', ।a Show- works of-DriUsh Co­ Hint fWMOO ba/ been expended" nd mads in lhe province in tha last season. . iod for vai*r.ina-i was introduced I to hau’ im i tii” approval of hoUM’ago by Mi-- l.illian llmiutloii.-wliol! holders to surii on extent that 2.3.? up to I'.miJ lichi an nppnmtmi'nt at' । (Mm propio un market • days coi.io ii[with their >*wn baskets to carry Kabul for three voars as medical _ _ adviser- lo- Um tunlrji harem.-,___ __ . I tliL-iiLimieluuL'it. htxne. �Tiu;: SsiHiwistern Michigan THIS WEEK'S NEWS IN NEAR-BY COUNTIES. - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shepherd, of Martin, received a letter from lheir MR'Paul, who is a gunner on-the baUlMhip Vermont at Vera Crux. In relating sortie of liis experiences, he said he with other* were out in tbe saml dime* ♦hree day-* skirm­ ishing, when they were discovered by a .Mexican company anil dimuaL but all csearwtl. without injury ex­ cept one. who was shot in the-arm*. In his youthful nnthndasm. ho says war is not half a* laid ns they say il WX MAY 21, WIL | Grange Department | i I State Master Ketcham will attend the Barry Co. Pomona Grange meet- I in- al M'aple l.-af Grang»*. May 27, I 1011. Every Master uf the suburdi-JI mite granges of BaiTy Co. will lie | present ami several Master* from Eaton County will attoml. Al the afternoon session Mr. Keti liam will give lhe'.Masiers a drill on tlie un­ written amt secret work of the or­ der. All fourth nml fifth degree member* who etui come, should make a special effort to attend ami, get Hie benelll of this drill. The county boys c<irn contest now । on in th* county' will come up for | iliscussion nl the business session. I Shall we lioiil a big rally at the ■ Hasting* Fair Grounds Hie last of M August, will be another question {■ Two Household Summer Necessities Some peculiar and intrrrMino cveui* an- transpiring in the his­ tory of the Backus bank failute ' ' Mon- people arc killed every year liecause of overheatinu than are killed because of excessive cold. It’» just as nacese«ne'at I'oltcrvillc. and one wliirli has given it a peculiar-twist or­ sary to good health -that you keep cool in tbe summer as that'you keep warm in winter. Below we mention two qi the many ’ curred after it had been . noised Summer Household Necessities we have. •. around a few days Ugo that Mre. Then- is u fortune fn Gull loikc If A. E. Locke, a bti*ii>cw lady, w;ould • accept checks on the defutirl Pot­ Hie B|M»I could be found mid itfehmf terville bank in exchange for mer- d'-vised lo i-ommeicialize lift, pro­ chandi.se nl h.-c store, and she did ject. Gnli Lak- fa pnp ->f Iii.- pn-fn thriving lm>unes«, in oneway m-ll- HpsL lake* iu Mirliisran. and hns With a-"New 1'roccss" Wick fng iilH.ut <*■' wnrlli of g.H»d-. It mon* rntlngesJhnii any oilier, Uien* Blue Flame Oil Cook Stove in your appears that Mrs. Lock.- had an I le-iiig Av<*r ;««!. snap* of I hem pala­ home, you can do all your baking me rd raft of about Sl.;W> at the tial n-sidenee-, with modern imand-cooking. Turn on the kero­ prov)*nient*. ownnl by folks not on ­ Unk at the tilne of its faihirtj nnd sene, apply a match, and your fire she has discovers*! that if ehi’. hns ly in Michigan. Iml Al-o from soiltliis reaily. it makes a hotter fire than any c|ieck.« or other claims on lhe orij.siale., Thuti«and« of walnut A refrigerator to be really good wood. An otdmary meal caq l»c Burry County Health \0’>-k • will bank, ahj* could turn them in ns un ' prepared in just a few minutes. . If bidden in fathoms of bi1 in November uf Bill, and we are must keep the heat out and the offset. Inasmuch as she owed the ip.*-. which could be culleCIwt. *h« wafer. No une know’s the exact looking for a hearty support from When you arc throngh, turn the cold in. It must keep it's interdecided that she might ju-t qs well S valve, and all heat and cxpeime idr dry, for moist, damp, cold 84*11 her goods lit a profit mid ai’cent rot died *rveihl year* ago. Gull county. ■ stops. There is notluog about it checks on the bank, which would fgike.wa* mH always Hie impo-mip F to bold heat, so it does no| heat up air will injure its contents almost , be the -ame a* cash In settling her ■ your home like a heavy wood or as quickly as warm air. To be a non-conductor of heat, or debt (hen*, ami she would Im* ilouip not realize a benelll to the people wit" Imd l;i«l mah-ly JNl feel, .lames Phillips, who । fn other vt’dlfls, hsn’proofi TtrefWini fffitTBTrfjfFtflor must ' rnprikd Hi<* mail, -avs h** rmud walk , their money in tin* bank, (or in Him be more than air tight. Flame Oil Cook Stove won't cost way they would receive full value uertH-i th.- i*lnnd 15 years ago. Oir1,opportunity offered al both the Bar­ yog much, and will pay tor itscll when otherwise they would prob- lite We»l side of the Inki* there was ।ry Cu^jtiKl lhe Tri-tanihly Pomona AVe want you to set our line of refrigerators before you in a short time. Cali and let us a large walnut irro.v*. A changed ( buy one. We can show you GOOD REFRIGERATORS. show you. course of the lake caused Illis grovn lo become inundated with alxuil |R Pomouii Program. III hl* rlghtv-sixth vrar. Harry fwi-uf waler. - In-Lhu.winter Um wa.Dale Adams i>ii**e<r aw'ay’ near We buy Hardware and Implements in the largest quantities of any store in this section of the State. Galesburg. Thursday morning, ter­ loan named Hawk lu-oiialif I In* Grange. May minating a considerable period, steamer Crystal to the Inke. nnd during which the Infirmities im-t* th.-.* stumps in the water made dental to his age. compelled his re­ tirement from life's .icfivitics. A* - On» hnpmvtlijonrTTiiraii lu in □'*>>■ early ns —i8»k Jaw.. A. A.laiu*. father of Hie present d<-< endenl. nnd »p«*nl a whole summer sawing year. re*pond>-d !■ “look up" Hie extensive farm in <ilf llie««- log* Ove fed lindcr water.; Heading Mrs. \ Climax township yel known by li|* This railed Midi a sencilinn that name and Hie-title to whii-li >’*■• re­ Iu- made 'iminxy carrying pttMenirmains in the family- I' W|’* in IWai pi-- who.cam*1 from nil over lhe that the son left the family Ii in Mate. One day hr made Aboul western N’t-w York and cmiiinw to nine year* ago Caplaiii Frank Dul- U. Barber, ' Michigan, enlemt-ui>nn He- task of t-lier look Hie job of (lulling Hu* clearing lhe faun referred to and slump* out of |hr lake. In some within Hie lime limit nf one sum­ mer. cleared ami sci-d<*d Hie first 10 nariiile. Thu logs were, taken intn Curllun Grunge. " acres, it“wn'v-hr ■■ IH51 Hint Mr. deep waler and sunk.. Every year I'rograiii for Carlton Grangi " ...........- •. • ---------- 11 "■'•'"T Adams settled upon Hie farm’ which ■dumps were »eon floating just bewas Hn* borne of himself and fam­ . Strange Funeral Cuetome. TIME TO SPRAY ANO WHAT TO SPRAY WITH ily. until some 30 year* since, when lhe majority of them are mi lhe hot-1 Uiy 'father mid fursaku iiul Hie laws WHAT TO WHAT TO Carious customs were observed at FOURTH TIMS SPRAY BPRAY FOR FIRST TIME SECOND TIME . THIRD TIME the removal to'Gale-burg occurred. . ....... । tbe funeral, at Ilford. England, of the • While, naturally, hi* private inter­ Russian gypsy child, Mark Cedre. The San Jose Seale A ■ I h c blossom, ests have commanded his greaier tn some mid no one knows Oyster Shall tn spring he (ore show pink, just be­ 1 to 7. days after IO day* after third time, and at boy wag dressed tn hla beat-clothes. nllentiurt, yel hi* love for fruit and blossoms fall. Howers was wn-h a* lo-attrncl pub­ leaves starT. lime fore they opens Lime nnd sulphur intervafa 'of 2 to 1 weeks 1 probhbly stay Scurfy Scale throughout the season. Lira* ' ■nil same color to match, the shoos being APPLE _ liordcaux Paste, 1 I-35 and Arse­ lic altcutimi and b-d to In- frequent and sulphur. 1 gal. gn). Seal. Work ami Play.’’ a paper or talk to 35 gal. of nate of Lead, 3 and Sulphur 1—35 ami Arse- , beautifully embroidered and ornament* -appointment to important positions.' Rpt to H gal. of water. water. by Lewis Stadle. lbs. to Ml gal. of nnte of Ix*d 2 lbs- to SO g*U. ' ed.with brightlycolored beads. ’ Each’ Mr. Adam* was active in eslatilishluaccts . O Little Boy! Itecitutimi, "Daddy Knows," Ar­ mourner placed sliver and copper L- & S. mixture. of mixture. ing the Stale Potuological society Worms By Emma A. Lriitj-. thur Keder. coins in tho coffin, and tho father put and held many of its re«ponsibh* . IMMllions. During lhe Centennial When lila. * bloom beside the pule. Sar Jose Scale As soon as blos­ Should Tram The Buy.* In Muncy And dandclK------ '— *----nt Philadelphia he wa* appointed a The father ceremoniously poured clar­ Curctilio soms fall. Lime Intervals of 2 to 4 weeks until 1 et over tbe coffin before It wm lowered urrliard Mailers." commissioner by Governor Ib-gole And blossoms Brown Rot and sulphur I—5O. 10 days later, I.. & danger to the crop is over. . Recitation—“Ma's Memorandum." Same as apple and assigned to He* fruit exhibit; Curl Leaf Into tbs grave. Afterward more of lhe Arsenate of Lead 2 S. 1-70. Mildr.-d Decker. . Lime and Sulphur 1—70. where his etTorl.-r resulted in giving PEACH Shot Hole Funlbs. to 10 gal. of wino was sprinkled over the coffin. dawn; Michigan fruits enviable national guv L. & S. mixture. During the afternoon the ceremony, ot repute, and gave exhibitors I? first Wlu*n windows open to the breeze. ship." discussion led by Will Hub-. Pe K-h Mildew “Irian" waa observed, the mourners .Musit-al Dud— Lewis Stadlci Hale And bli-Mul bird-*songs till Hie class premiums, only two going to YelloF* / Dig out and burn on the spot. Fill hole With quick lime and let it remain 1 year j sitting round a Are and making tqqanCarpenter. •, * air. other slates. He was again a com­ Little I'each f before setting an other tree. . Utions for the spirit of tbe departed. ib-cilation—“Du it Now," Luverne missioner nt the Kaul hern exliibi- Ah. then, we listen and we look. Sladle. . Tho Orsj ot n aeries of funeral feasts But can not find you nriywhere! lion at Louisville, Ky.. tmd serve/l Apple FEAR appears, . cut branch off. If blight Solo—Clarence Covert. Seme is —tn~thtr credit nnd material benefit O lillle boy! In oilier years of his slate. You were a busy lillle boy; ' fcaic Dlsca*c* 7 day* after bio*-’ Repeat 10 days after 3rd spray­ Wln-tlina Duel—Two Ladies. lurculio Mrs. Carl Cowles won lldiiuu near The spring made riot in your veins Same as apple. sonia fall, L. AS. ing. Rerarat Brd spraying 10 Tha Lombards worn originally a Solo. "Tlie Old Arm Chair ” Bet. PLUM Sime aa apple lhe Lowell electric’ . -lighting ’ Your bdng was surcharged with nice Cqt out black knot l—IO. 3 lbs. A. of day* before etop ripen* for Teutonic! or rather Scandinavian, folk. Hati-li. . Joy. iot ' L. —50 gallons of Brown Rot. plant, when she felt something and burn. Holl Call re*|H>ndek to by earl, ♦ v-z*. . Gradually they worked their way Worms spray tnixtnre. tightening around her ankles. Just No Jjird was merrier than you.. southward fojen tha land of Odin and No oprning blossum was mure giving a memory of Ii* or her falh- I —- --------------- * ' think of this, all you dears who \phis When fruit is size Repeat 3rd spraying every 10- Thor to tho fair plains of northern have been looking under Hie bed No young thing playing in the sun When leaves ap­ of targe shot. Bor­ it day* till crop js secure and Italy, which they entered about tbe Curculio 1 CHQRHY regUlai'b’ fur years. Looking down, Same as apple pear. Nicotine So­ deaux 1—50, A. of leaves <!o not fall in summer, middle or end of the sixth century. Could frolic fatter than your feel. Rot ’ kfrs. Cowlro beheld n great snake lution 1—io>. SlugsL. 3 lbs. to50 gal. cut out Black Knot. • . They changed their paganism for the and the gyration* she made con­ are cordiirlly invited, the program 1 . vinced the reptile lhal he had heterodox form of Christianity known When- leaves ap­ will be open to all who wish lo Htruck up 'a llirluHon with the cotton Scale aa Arianism, and between IGO and 800 pear, BoideauX 1 — come. lilies grow; wrong party.- He hastily uncoiled Worms were conquered' by Pepin and Charle­ 50. 3 lbs. ol A. of Repeat 3rd every 7 <lay» for 1 GRAPES Song by the Grange. Repeat 2nd. in 7 Same as apple himself and relrealodx Then Hit* AV'e love ip think that you. are there, I.. — 50 gal. of mix ­ 5 times. , magne. For conquering the Lombards Augusta Brisbin, Lecturer.' dayk*. Free from the inanyvills vve know. ,UaI Dliglit woman sadly resumed Iter fishing. ture. , W<‘ tried (n shield you safe from —Portland Review. Grange PrugraiiL the pope and Charlemagne, iaiar on. * harm; was'made Tmperor. In return the But dire pain withered all your Program for Johnstown Grange, The Heinz Pickle roiitpany will .. May •.«:». .H»11: ' llcM^utioits. Lockout Had Spread. Huthand* Have Been Known to do IL popes 'were given a big slice of terri­ Through piteous tears we saw you , Moiheus' and Fathers' tray pro-' tory around Rome. Hill Brown, an ardent Engllili trade* , A Manhattan woman wsul "woNitng" this season io instruct farmers in gogi'iiin. •me qnlonltu wan one of the factory her haiband’s Initial* In tannn napkin* tlie proper method of growing and’ God bless and keep you, little boy! tfc*|e.*l i-emling “Dmi't Make The cultivating cucumbers for pickles. hand* who felt the effect* of the lock-1 when U woman peddler dropped in the Condolence. out. After tho uulon meeting Hill nnd , other day. "I don't »eo why you put hl* . ^diinminirmriit. One of the kid request!! made <if some of his bcumm.friend*'called nt' Initial* on those nnpkln*," said tho llttlo once had Men eacrlflced to make A few necks uoo purl les who Voenl -nln — M-iHbbhin* Dimlinm. and v\ Imrea* tluImig and me by my dearly beloved-t-friemL tho tavern, mid •getting into h festive peddler woman. "What on eorlli would a repast for a visiting clergymanwere searching the river al Porl“How «B til.lI W •Trah Tt.e Ih.v" ■11,1, l ’' ........ w,tl* ,"’r mood, they decided they wouldn't go you do with them If he happened to “Cheer up, madam,'* aald thn rooster, lanti'fnr the tmdy.-of tlm Itemnlie M«*. Annice A. Ininliam, was U»u»-I h-ll the people of her old honle H|.|l -home-till, mornlug,—Ai_L a. m- Bill get a divorce?" The owner of tho nap< comfortlnrly. “You abouM rejoice that every tiling wa* done for-lu-r Hint "How Should \\'e Train • The mnk«*« it rtnin* utly ix-iiilim lhat Mid: "Now. chap* yer will 'aVe to kins had to admit that ihe had haver your eon hi.entering the ministry. He wa* possible In. be done. Tb« join Girl" — Hattie Bristol; waa poorly qualified for a lay men. view.- Il wa* .written by Mrs. Malw>- r,*eord nut appreciation of her: como along 'ome wilh me. un' explain ' thought of that Reading "Tbe. Uraxeal Battle’—by tlw'Fl'fora. •••; • tie. U Lippert, aud not only contain­ of her la*t day*.was juleiis*-... bqi - to tin- wife, or shell play Hamlet.' . • • ■ -Philadelphia Ledger. . ed (he infornr.ilion thm site warded .Mi* found her faith ui .God «tr<mu Lecturer. ’ Ki^fdtnr nut !Tii‘’’wi«f<.pf aii.T; AMvIng at Biifu rrtitft ncrt xthV founM ‘ B.imier Waul A.ls Bring HeiuW a busband. i>ut was very specific ns eiuiugli tn lend her llirougli Hn-i the place all In darkness. '.'Ring 'or' — ---------------------------------------------------"to just the k'ind’shf‘'wairti1d. Mrs. ^illey..and shadow of jjealh... flic aid of om<<rg*nixnlion.*r.J*y »etup. Hill." *uggc5U>d bU males, and Clanbi'l ftbrlbii.’ Lippert- lived at Grand teilge and vice, conlribtiiion* amt counsel, will Bill timidly obeyed. Then a female' Kanorado, 'Ka^. had dropped the bottle in the Grand Adv. Iw held in ui- dful renii'iiihrancf. head popped oul from tho windofc Mme Earl Smilli. • nl that place ill Octolier of la-1 year. Treatment of Geranium* Resolved. I h it the. .removal of above and, n voice laid: "Yer can, Vocal s>loGrace Bnwser. Tin* Under of tin- me«sagft gave d lib- from-nniong our n>id«l make yeraclf comfortablo where yer' in lhe Spring. Reading -".Ma’.s Memorandum,' otueli.a to lheJteview and this paper utid-Tlleav.-su vacancy nml a slfailnw Hint A large number of geranium lav- Etta Beueli. took (o do eoim-lhing for Mrs. Lip'will he deepiv realized by all the are fer tonight. Bill Brown; there'* Hmna tjliefthifd. pelf, po printed her letter in fulL the >cry bi*-l re*ull* from I members ami friend* <if OT'se ci- another lockout ’ere." la-cluror. Igifillz.’ilions. and vyill prove a sOrtr-' also giving her address. Sinn- lhat much admired bedding plant. time (lie woman has had many lel•mi". In.* in lb.- community nnd the Fashions Made by Accident Jlounty Normal Notes. ters and some suitors who calb-d in Tho origin ot tho “beauty spot" is outdoor . ,bed. -‘.1* H"‘| The’ela.. in musn* has .fi-, " person. and last week she settled more than ordinarily interesting.1 the mailer by marrying Clarence Dneheas fin .MontmorrUlon. suffer­ ;> ti.. . Gnmwooil. of Stanton. She i* lo a Iil» nil qn.inlit) of -well rotl, <|, (jz,. a M",oB r,ir Endav * |i-«*on ing wltti a boll on her chcok.-resortm'u i A'>”'1'ami Hinl <ia'y vyir* observed |i.q„. (ha'l * take |ier children with her mid her SflOmaTih*.1 ed to the lirvico of putting on n bit ' of black mixture, which. sf>.> had b-cn That it does not pay to priV| told, posai-wied great curative power.' cra»tinn(c.i< shown by lhe miftrt' Vm ’"°M b,r‘'' MuI .rrmlufm th-r. . - Next morning she either ,forgot toj eui-c <>( n Portland man who la*t manure Zuhl Im sealteSd Ihe surface of lhe earth in (he bedi v, t i n,‘gailizatimw. a ropy .wtmb her taco or, did not use enough '• U,* ,q,*'7i,nJ;trf.^q L t' lav laM J,i ''' 11 ngs BANXER and .t earn—so tho tale goes—and appeared just the woman In- wanl'-d t<* wed,' uiutaimiiR Hie planfs. and who went to Grand lx-dsi- io This iiniiiui ... with a little ltll.*rioj^,.,.k ‘ ^ one da> ias^ .^.py ll>rtt „ ,t ()r n,e ben-avni before, the world of fashion with a lay the case b**.f«»ri- In-r. «mly ••• find help reta.o il..* moisture, will m-t spotted face Fowdored nnd per-' s.im. very Interesting and in. in,..a, in v. w in that Mr. Gritnwood hhd dropped in like ............. By order of Cotuniitlm*. fumed aha received her callers who magic. Large idaiils. with slruetive work hns l»<*en SE International motor trucks to th* day before and vvmi the lair along TUIHCLb, Adv. . found tho , accidental black spot, widow's hand. “U, pay- lo ndver- thrifty and richly colored foliaue, ugrirulturat lines. The clu*s lias' handle your produce and for your .““dSiA" charming, so niuch ao. that befors lisc" is a familiar slogan, mid it is with a gr-ji quantity of imm<-ii-.* American Tools Favored. ■blooirt. will be Hie result uf this night had como they anointed lheir light hauling and note the decrease in your proper to add. al this lime. Unit “it carr. •........................ • / .. den. Em-Il student has 1prepared American arum drllh, are aro muru much uwu used iu In .-faces with tho black ointment llouei> hauling and delivery expense. Note also pays to advertise in Ilk- Review." planted a small plot df Hower*. Geranium* ’im-rely pliinted uijj al­ and s have u-ei|' 'for for ’“'11 boring. For deep ar-, Two p'-,J *----- ” 'beeii' - ----the increase in profit duo to the saving in lowed'to rare for themselves can­ Soils, selection of seed*. ,M,Mn American tool* and moth-j Have Faith. The Island City Pickle roiupuiiv is not put forth tin; effort they might vcgr-iabli the time on tho raid- No wonder so many ' ;: od« elTorl IlK-y ||,.(,(|k f(jr genninitl- jun of- Heels' od* are considered comiden m representing the ' Nurture yotrr mind with grotttj now sure of locating h bruiicli ’-ail­ if Hie Mill is ij, ••—>--• —■ a. - UauUig - mid -trnn^hnttnxtorn f-MatMt-lttuntvsc— up-to-date business men uro buying Inter­ -I l^tl’t-rly.tr-altdiiml ing MaHon al Onmidagu. und has ftltito jlldichiuthoughts. To belic-vo in the heroic 1 .„ . ' s' ,___”?. _____ national motor trucks. International motor ' l J??""’ '•'•died in connection wilh: * about forty.nc.rv* nf cuclimlM<i> fur N'n Hower makes makes heroes.—Disraeli. ■ IK,'* 11 111,.,-,. nt I r-n.'l >■■ • ...... ... . ' ■“ a more atirrtclivi* truck* cost comparatively little lo buy and Iom than < t,.—» that station already under conlrael. toil than five or six well selected this work. Another plot has l»<-.*fi ■ for small berries nml several ‘ tor Ihrrc Vur*. b Tl^i“lidatSa cut down tiro trouble*, and the mid also a few- acre* of cabling,*. v-arieh. *-of giwnl blomning gerani­ varieties of seedling fruit lr. es . a lover ..f your mwisend to Hinre'Ingluuu rounly went diy nil ums. and .no plant will re»m>nrt to wheel* are high enough to insure good traction. These will jw* used by next year's i •"iinamty ami.-, n-nce. Jour ineth-i lines of btisineM tn Onuiidau* ex­ Th^motor la aimplo and bu plenty of power foe trualinent more readily than class in experiments in lavering. I l Dr. Knu - New* Discovery, curcept the liqunr hti*in«'»«, ha* brigh­ proper cnicrgcucles. The brakes are »alo on any lull. The Hie gjTaiuum. . budding and-grafting. ‘ !•»>■ "'n-ti ol three years-etam|_tened up mutewnlly in tha! town, ignition »yitBm to of tho beat. Ono lever control* FOR AU. FORMS OF ------ ---------- -—------! -ay* J. mm■ Flvmmmg. <d New und the Biekb- company is much Helps Kidney and Bladder tho .car. Spring* are strong and resilient. The Most Children'* IHwuse*------------------ ; l»"vcr. Ohio. Have you nn umioypleased with its prospect.* there. I RHEUMATISM International to built, to »ava you.money. Trouble—Everybody SalLsHcd. t Sturt With i».(k»ld. “ig cmm'..*. I- n Bltihb<>m and Let u> «how you all that an International motor i h\“*”>r*’l>ere people are taking Fo­ flight away—the first day you start to nestlcssiie.ss-f<*verishnvKs-u'n in- w<*» 1 jl*'bl lo i; >>atmeld* oet a 50c. takcKHEHMA track will do for you. Drop a card today for cata­ ley Kidney Pills, and are so satis—tlio.L’ric Arid poison be- , lioys rwtnitly fouml a pearl jn ;« lied they urge oilier* lo take llimn ilauied throal and spasmodic cougli- i,"‘lle of br. king's New Discowj-y gins to dissolve and leave the son? joints logues and full information to tho h,,....;.... -----------------------------whooping enuglr is Marling i.What it*, did for Jeunioi and muscles. 'Its action is little |cis tlum : vlalll tiikm from the Kalamazoo also. A. T. Kelly. McIntosh. Ala..1 Imtylir .. in. Give Foley's Homy and Tar ’ He'iiu; ■mining it udl 'do for you. 110 magical. SO cents ii boule—guaranteed. ' river. Bdieving if to in* valuable J letomiuenil them to allI promptly, it imlns the t liildrkii I matter' — ’........... ubborU or chrooir A' Judge Barhorvt of Fl Lnrnimc. -Ohio, : Erm Hiurgis gave the boy. ->n f.i; Intenufioul Harroter Company of America tie suffer nOiu kidney troubles It btuue a. cough mid • says: "After trrotmeat by three, docion. it u- local JeWelers de.Iai.-d i! “«'! backdchfl for Hiey ate tine.”I1 very much, and Mrs. Shipps, R,.y.1« ”Ugh lurfy ) Grand R.pid."“"““‘<i M«h. ( ..... troiiht* .:le. Re-; without result. 1 was cnreaof-a very bad worth illki. He went to Chicago Best tiiiiur you ynu t«tk** tor back-1iJJivudsvjlIe. Mo„ say*: "I got tine I bI"!1* Hiro.d and lung » .......... . . i., u ’ " • “ * I itsults front it and il ■1 t...r .... . 11'k. "’5tic. and .... cm »f RK-amatism, by using two bottles , wilh Hu* pearl where he sold it for cough." .H' i'i>nitm-nifi,,| CarvAJli tilob-i U RHEUMA." . • * Arthur Mulholland. — Adv. '■-----------——..mV. , | Arthur Mulholland,—Adv. jbuis, A. E. Muliiulhuid.—Adv. ■ • UYKY EIH A SIEBBLNb New Process Saves Money and Heat Cold Facts About Refrigerators GOODYEAR BROS Hardware and Implements 111-115 E. STATE ST. . PHONE 1 HASTINGS, MICH. Si?' International Motor Thicks .TA? U RHEUMA �A WAI. WILL CONVINCEA^ garden and picked a stalk of mint with but eight or ten leaves on ik After wiidiitig it, ( placed it in an­ other kettle with the juice. Result. le mwl delicious jelly I made. YOU OTHING that me could lay would io thoroughly convince yoa of the value of Chamberlain’e Tablets as a personal trial. We can tell you of thousands who have been permanently cured of chronic constipation, indigestion, biliousness, sich headache and disorders of the stomach and liner, but this will have little weight with you as compared to a personal trial. That always convinces. “Bwd Et e?' Soup. ' " Soak lima beans over night (deitir«-d quantity). Next morning put in plenty of cuid water and boil twenty minutcf; drain in colander a second or two, plunge immediately Into nlenly of cold water and nib with hands; all lhe skins Will ris-lo top of water, which may be poured off. Simmer over slow lire Iwo hours or until pulverized. Seawm with salt, pepper and sweet but­ ter. Bacon may be cooked with beans fur seasoning' if preferred. N Chamberlain’s Tablets To Jlcml latec Curtains. If turn iMat-e.-, are discovered af­ ter the curtains aro ready to hang, take a piece , of net or Iftee that matches the curtain as.nearly us possible, dip the patch in starch and iron it down. flat over, the torn part. H will never lie noticed, nml ran be repeated eacli time- lhe cur­ , tains are laundered. International Sunday School lesson rich the foliage is more thrifty. «bulUm InHt and bloom is apt lo be In­ ferior. - A Novel Experiment. । One of (h(» most Interest Iperimonis which rose lov. , ... ...... ahad<-H of flowers by lhe use of various chem­ icals. Il is said by I lune who have given tho matter careful study, that the crimson mid pink iotie can he gre/illy <lewpciu>d by inixing real Kelicvuru should W1 timers. Curudder y‘,ur ily in walking circtnnsi the babes in C.hrisL 11 in .-••tiling Hie gUfi* n giOKliy C|ni-f byi whether yuu can gtoo chewing ..... 1 pmqOig. toliaci-o.: (MIICIIW. psmy cards, nlbji.liog' dancing. theatre anil doipr^h-r things; which some church members hold •luile close lo their heart-, par-nts may take a w<«rd'of winning h. re t-x'7 regarding the training of their children. HoW many ii i-hild is hindered -from accepUng Chri-t by Un.- influence of Ptt?,1?.1'1 •'i‘-i.whal uu awful responsibility r—-is upon parents in this ftspecil ,x,-i will a mere negative goodni*- «uiii. (.; n is'your place to train y--m- fhihlr.-n in the things of God. i । >.mr failure 4u do w», you nm-i .nawer tii Him who died fW‘you and fur your children. The W-1’!- • i 'imiers i-i.it hard way, and tin- eml tln i.'iif Dairymen We want to call your attention to the fact that this was the first creamery in this locali­ ty to install the system of testing and paying lor each can of cream tcceived. This makes you absolutely safe so far as the failt^j.- of the creamery is concerned, be­ cause we must have considerable money all the time in order to be able to do this, as all the cream is thus paid for before the butter is shipped, and it usually takes a couple of weeks for us to get returns . from our shipments. During the summer months this nteans an investment of over f 5,000.00 all the time in cream. Therefore, so long os we continue to buy cream you may be sure that wc have an account in the banks aggregat­ ing the above amount, l-esides our property assets. Some people have lost money by patronizing creameries .payjug only once or twice a month* for cream, and we, ourselves, would tiot patronize a creamery running tinder such a system. " ' ' ■ If *a-crfcaniery hasn’t enough capital to run- its business on a cash basis you havt cause to be skeptical about it. . hatred of sin. and he i- u- fptj tlie renennud .brolhei.. w n not fail- to'remfcmber ti..- |.( purl, the forgiving pan \i.not all loo r.-ady to rebuke, and slow to forgive? Anri i • .-v.’i is from lhe heart, nut Ilk-- ihi man who alter having k. h i Igivonessjp n sister i-il>..t I was sorry sho'had dou■ member that the broth' . - tn-.-j jtguinsl Go£B groater it. m thagainst thee; if God f-ugr.1 how much more can >■>><! think of how much God Ii i> fun en thee for Christ’s ■-■••vi - I (-i:32-r—uuiUwr-musL like.AU. Let us have your cream now and we will merit your patronage. We are .careful in our work to make everything accurate, and arc running the creamcry as economically as our ability and long experience have taught us to do, so as to pay you good prices. CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO HASTINGS, MICH. L'liprolilablo Servants. Introductory. Our lesson may or i related to preoeding* o L. C. Sutherland Piano Tuner well-known portions, viz.: thu story of the rich man and Lazarus, ami that of lhe ten lepers, the latter be­ standpoint, and yet -r-.i ing studied next week. tlu- liu>- powdi-n-J dust whi- li ac­ 10:32. Faith is not simi tlnd ,1 will believe a e THE WAY DE SI.XNEILS. cumulates al thn bottom of tin- bin. imr is it saying lhal IA sand pot kept conveniently at Still richer lonea can ho produced THE WAY DE SAINTS. I111111I. on mu- of the porch table.-1.j by mixing with Hi-- hhI iron llliiigs has power to do n • 1 HE WAY OF SERVICE wln-ii- slips broken accidentally orr fn^in a lilncksmitli shop, nnd pow­ therefore I will boliev.- i in the iieeessary pruning from tlu.- dered clian-oal hi (fu» i-artli makes do it. Fpilh is belb-vi The Outline Betrlopcd. various bloomm* rimy, be Jiluvk hu- wonderful lavender nml bint*.Tints ' -w of the lesson: Tinmineiliiitely, is a great convenience riousness, and penalty for the home gardener. The ma.......... . ; .1-2; the two-told al­ jnrJIy of slips will root without j .......... of the believer in r.-spret of further tioubltf if the Kind is kept Pic. | sin; rebuking sitt and forgivthg the moist. . one cupful .if! repentant; the apostles prayer, for •upful of stigftr, I a|i increase uf faith, mid the laird's We.pay you the HIGHEST iDircc xv;t;i. EVATORS. Wc buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. Op. C. LIS. Pkoit 57 Hutlip MUCH DAIRYING IN SCOTLAND Chicago. Kilaineo & Saginaw R. R. Co. How’s This? In the southern part of Scotland, dairying is almost the solo occupa­ tion of thu farmers. The cows kept are practically alt high grade or pure bred Ayndilnes, and aa a class are ef­ ficient and economic producuru. llctft-r calves from tho best cowa aro si- arefully • Poor Soil Fur Lily Bulbs. Contrary io nmst other llow- rs.1 Hi.- Iil\ r- ;|uir.'- a (Mill tliat u rath­ er poor eomnnnMHo earth for most growing bulbs, A lily biillr grown in poor -a.it will i hlpom. moli* lH-mitiQilly than oncl grown in rich earth. If tho tmrtlrin! WE BUY GRAIN OF AU. KINDS liiin is under oldigali•lilultly rewind him fin We- are bought •with tai every human being pos- our service belongs rcgardless of race. rank, or 2j "il is not. possible lhal H>tl of bulls mid of goal; lake away sins” (Hob. lt):i.... <r-;n ,.i. tstered Ayrshire cow brings from $125 to 1200, and a good grade cow •t>0 to $100. Cows that are good milk­ ers are kept long as they aro FIRE INSURANCE If you aro not Insured or would like to change your Inxurunce call In and see me. 1 represent a com­ pany with a ca»h capital of $1.00*000 and cart Tully protect you. word of comm Ut lest Inn- Miller & Harris Furniture co. Reliable evidence is abundant that women constantly being restorecftfco health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound The many testimonial letters that we are continually pub­ lishing in the newspapers—hundreds of them—^re all genu­ ine, true and tmsoiicttetf expressions of heartfelt gratitude for the freedom from suffering that has come to these women solely through the use of Lydia E. Pfnkham’s Vegetable Compound. Money could not buy nor. any kind of influence obtain such recommendations; you may depend upon it that any’ -testimonial we publish is honest and true—if you have any doubt of this write to the women whose true names and Addresses are always given, and learn for yourself. Read this one from Mrs. Waters: Cammcn, NJ.—“1 w.xs sick for two years with nervous spells, and my kidneys xveru affected. I had a doctor all tho time and used a galvanic ktttery, but nothing did mo any good. I wivs not able to go to U-tVbut spent iny time on n couch or in ask*cping-cliuir,and soon liccaino dlmost a skeleton. Finally my doctor’went away for his health, r.nd my husband heard of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Cbtnnound and got me some. In two months I‘got rulief and now I am like a new woman and am at my usual weight. I recommend your medicine to every one and to does my husband.”—Mis. Tillis Watkus, 1135 Knight Stg, Camden, NJ. And this one from Mrs. Haddock: s;t\i-" (Ml. 27:12). i “whom Uod h:ilh raised up. having lunsed tin' pain-* of <l.-iUii: bccnusc il was not Warning of V of il” (Acts 2:21'. The Jesus (Juist should remain in lhe grave mid see corruption was impo«il>k-. for the - riplur.- iipH b- .full.II. .1 J’-. |<’>; E. F. I . Ueetlnp. n,.- Ijsuhc <«■ n.ly w Im- T.. I-. 1. will h h Id nl lhe limn- was impossible for God (<> lie, w<: miplil have, strong cmis->lniiott. who have lied for refuge tn lay hold tip. <>ii "nil* hope set before us in lhe come a guide to 1 .d'yon only into lands of sheer d- llxlit, where crystal streams flow put-where beckon­ ing ungel flgurv i lead you on to yet more and more lov. imow. Or you can J J rook. mi’ God's promise and liis oath. make It a pain and |h nance, a means cmillnhMl to us by the death of His Son. and therefore making tin-sal­ vation of Ho- believer • perfectly A Sponge Cake Recipe those wlm were oner enlightened Repartee in the Scrappington Home. • and have tasted nf tin- heavenly Mrs. "Scrappuu.n—’’You never' aifl. nnn were maile/p-n'lakctu nf tin- Holy Ghost, mill have lasted amounted w anything untlj l married the gdod.woni oLGod. mid tlu- pow­ you. If I were auddvnly lakeu away ers of ih'<i world to come, if they where would you be?" Mr. Scrappington—"At the funeral, If sober enough Utica, Okla.—“I xVas weak and nervous,rint able to do my work and scarrely able to Iw on my feet. I had liackache, beadaehe, pahiftation of the heart, trouble with my bowels, a*>d inflammation. Siiteo taking the Lydia E.' I’inkham’s vegetable Compound I am better than I haVff boon Ynr twenty years.- I think it i»a wonderful medi­ cine and I have recommended it to others.”—Mrs. Maiiy Ask IIaif* ixick, Utica, Oklahoma. themselves the Son of God afresh, nml put Him lo nn open sliamc" Hob. ofiwhii-h.Dr. .Brookes Mater al tlie Theater—“Now, daugh­ ,«nys -‘This dreadful pas-sage' tio—. D-i| hiiirli on.- wli-> i- i-'.-.-iiciaf.-it ter, don't laugh Mtirica&y at tho sad or n real bcIfevyr. Tm'flie’"n<-w'fiirn> parts. H-yott-cmii-cry, keep sttU.''— nr faith is not ’i-voii’im-nlion<-<|; hut Columbia Jester. H .li-i'- b.-.ii- ilir.-.tly ;iu<! terribly Now answer this question if you can. Why should a woman continue to suffer without first giving Lydia £. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound a trial ? You know that it has saved many others—why should it fail in your case? Most Prumint-nl mul Effrrtuul ( un- lor Bail I’ofih. h;n-' a bad fuhl youIlMt will pul butyl i-lbit a iiiiiuii-l itiinj •-, ji renu-rfy ttmt is . a I - uieiiy that con-' iiiufioua. Olialnh-r- For 30 years Ly dia E. Pinkhftm'a Vegetable Compound hns been the standard remedy for fe­ male ills. No one sick with woman’s ulhncnta does justice to herself If she does not try thia faBoiw medicine uiadu from roots and iicfImi, it ia restored so many suffering womentobcalth. M^WrtteAo LYDIA E.PLXKH AM MED1CIXECO. (COMFtDEirnW LYX.1, MASS., for advice. Tour letter will Im- opened, read an<i answered by a woman and held in strict confidence. Detroit Business University healthy. In many herds In Scotland UNDERTAKING AND 4 aro cows CO years old. and still good FUNERAL DIRECTORS producers; but the herds -which aro fed heavily on grain they do not last ^Licensed Embalmed always in attendance as long, and the oldest cow is not more than twelve years old. Fur the American dairyman.• thu striking features of Scotch dairying aro tho uniformly good cows kept, tho excel­ lent care given them. and tho atten­ tion paid to fetvhng them ooononttoally on a small amount of grain, noeer wasting iw» ntraras on cows that ’arc not prd3ucTng heavily. When "we » |-*n in cold water artd-drain. ' . consider the low efficiency.of tho av■ 5 rggx. yolks and whiles beaten,aeparalrly I'/j cupa of granulaiad sugar Jake of one lemon, ihlxfd with sugar and pared 'with tho average Ayrshlrea yolk of eggsmilked In Scotland, it la easy to noe 1 teaspoon vanilla the great posnibtlitfea yet unattalnod Di cups dfied Arista* Flour Beat whites nf eggs until miff arid dry. Add In th level tea«|x-on baking powder, fold whites of eggs iii n Trimmed Piano to Sult Him. j •cool in pan upaido down. Afghans huvu a penchant for must-' cut instrumental nnd the wealthier Ei»ke ydur b»e«d with Aristos Flour, it makes s classes Import sumo costly makes', excels in purity. HghtncM, and delicacy of flavor. though occasionally their manner of peerless flour for all home-bsking. Order a esdc f grocer. Sec for yourself what Arfstos will do. ti*lug thc-tu .Is somewhat startling to more civilized eyes. It is of record that an Afghan nobleman s<>nt oat to Europe for a grand piano.-and on Its arrival had all the lower part of it cut ami then (urnrd lheir backs de­ liberately upon .the Lord Jestis I’.lirisl."- ’rhe nullim- only is from Dr. Brookes, comim-nts being by tinpti-^-nl writer, hmirowed in part from Dr.Jlro<)kes*. Next .■lut^l.oi-ij pronounces n woe upon lhe offe.mU er. explniniiig .that physical death by drowning were lo-iter for him I hint that he should he guilty of Ih.isa olfenr.es. Tfir«- ;• i►‘ solemn words: Elsewlmre in th- wont t'.mi wc are wavned'ggaiusl pulling“A. stumbling blocks in Uu- way <>f the "!1}'' 11; 1 Cor. 8>.|;|;ai«. 1 t-ri-.li? Sick? h, lisllu&d child. Monroe St.—Across From Monument We will give your orders the greatest attention. Everything in cut Rowel’s. You swill be pleased with the stock you get from us—it’s fresh-. Phone 59*J5, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Phone charges paid if order amounts to $3.00 or over. �M41 31, ISM. _ _ il'fldwriiweMS | N'OTICF. OF COM MISfl SIONF.RS ON CLAIMS1 f71 Stale of Michigan Cminly «*C j [iJ Barry, a*. Eatale uf Elira A. Grt’f-u Tnlloy. Wr, I h<- nti.lrrsigiir.l, ligving bv'n appointed by Ilin Pfobalo tZtirl far Hi* County <*f Harry, Stato of Mich­ igan, Commission*'! * t»» receive. ex■ amin** und adjust all claims and de­ mands of all pcfiums against said deceased, do hereby pivonutic** Hint wr will meet al th** afore i*f Preston K. Jewell al Assyria C**nl**r. Assy­ ria. Mich., on Wednesday. lire llr-*l day of July. A, l>. ft»H. nml on Tu*-sday. the first day of September. A. I'. fUH. ut to iti lock A. M„ of each of sattt. days, for the putpos** **f «*xunimimr ahd allrtwin? sai*l claims, and lhal fiiur months from tin* tlr-i day of May, A. 1». fl'll, were allow-> ed by Mid eoiirt for *'re*lil«*n* l<» present. their churns tn us for ex- these that i HOOSIER IIIJU necessary to over 700,000 Women ' * "Hmzaal|aepets'FoodGuide"—on tb« upper left dour—answers every wo­ man's, eternally perplexing problem— "What shall wa have tor-dinner?? Yon turn lhe dial to the meat you want and a complete outline <•( a' perfectly balanced meal Is before you—an exclusive Hoosier feature that i, ao Invaluable help. (2) The Cook-book bolder on the mid<lle upper door holds your cook book securely when not in uie. When you arc cooking. yimply open up tho book to the proper page behind the holder. It is on a level with your eye, always clean, never in the way. Curd nt Thank**. \V.* wish l*\ * x'• ■ loan tlKi1"” rj;, neighlrors and friends for th.-ir many deeds of kindni— anct* durnut Hu* death and burial of *»ur dear mother.. We al- a initially. There are 40 s|x?cial conveni­ ences in the NEW HOOSIER — 17 are entirely NEW. ..V V hi-it(3) The Hotter Metal FlourBin hold* ,,|.i nil com- ' ' fifty pounds. It i« low and easy to .. I..' .l.-m-.in.l ‘>»* The sliding glass front enables you e,eaa ,he enlJre bln easily. The in‘ side is entirely of metal, with no corner* to hAld flour. First flour In is always •r« I In- **nrn- out first. ' ' . und all other friends wlm smit -m Ii lnx**ly flowers, nml i*> ll-'V. I'hillti.-i T.r lit.. 1 for lheir beautiful ■inging. Mr. Fred Jammu stud Family. Mrs. lx*wis si«*um atm j-ainny. Mr. Shmlrnrh Jarman ami I ain­ ... J,y' ’About mveniences 'e made the 1 ' The New Shaker Flour Sifter is the most wonderful of all the New IfrwMier invention*. It i< tbe only flour -if ter ever made on a kitchen cabinet that > shakes flour through instead of grinding W DIDNT STOP FOR ARGUMENT |i.>H«,lniny l'*Mi|l*all. I.*nni-, golf <*«■•.|i'4» ------ -— nnd |>*'li> nr** imw orgntii/otl KpoK«.|prmhinl<*<l. A man In Jameafown la quoted by . 5ii|in tha OpUmlat a* relating thi* Arkau jn),, ,h aa* poker atory: "I wa* * eettta' in j munil* -. a little game in a town down in Ar |lri<lrt |„1|4 „f in,,," liohi in Iw.-tily-,- conirni' in* ------- :— an 1 noticed that tha furol- atuoiuilins mamifnr- may maintain suitable turiiu: concern.*. ■were carved ffrnaments In the room,-' which waa In the back ot a saloon Twenty of these features are described IN OUR WINDOW DISPLAY, which is the talk of the town. Come in and find out about the others. Th** I’**nii.«ylvnnia molh**r< 'no obligution. But you should 1 come early so you can study them — i all carefully. Our stuck of While I FOUND GOLD LONG HIDDEN' D“ul’' <’a,«‘"'s “ limi'«>- You may be too late to get one on the Ancient Prophecy Fulfilled But Puxzle HOOSIER PLAN if yOU delay. r- Concerning the Earliest Celtio r* > err *i_* j ■■ People Remain*. (.omc and SEE this remarkable I NEW Hoosier tomorrow. By Waller G. Italy. Tho quantity ot pure gold ornament* | ■ Money From Ostrich Farms. In* iluMy villhm* .-In . found in Ireland and iu tho .CeUlcj ■ Oatrich farms In Urltiah aouthwtat part* of Scut land la one uf tho pifUlee > Africa export more tbau |12,UUU,UOO Marching to ih>* measured beat of tho civilization of tho ancient Celtic worlh of plumes a year. _ of Hi** iiiburnful mufll.-.l ihiiin. people*, au)* the duke of Argyll. 1 Where did they obtain enough gold to Halthurls,lhe files go by. make the telated nitre, tho bracelet*) with the open apace between lhe Once they *-hook I In* ver spuunllke ends? Did they obtain the With .th**ir lusty balll** metal by barter with stranger*, and. If Old and bpw.-d.w ilh many, griefs. . so. what could the) give tn exchange for *0 much bullioh? ■ f .IlillM O--IIIH I— .-nil. .1,,,, In Sutherland, ut late year*, gold In A Few Doaea Relieves AU Such "f' -' Jr*’, 'l,"'r tiny scale* has been fouud In the Miaeriea. Bladder Weakness, ' ' ,,f i*nlllelb‘hl» raft Ml. sand).- It Is etratige thtft the objects Kidney Trouble and Rheu< * h.iv** seen th*- in-;uli>wIn gold are usually large. Few small matism Promptly Vanish ....................... ■ ornameqta tn thia mogt precious metal 1, I. , . Tlu-y linv>* left iln*ii gallant have been recovered. I hnew of uue It is no longer necessary for any, ir.if ^7,.,..,,,, i. ,,i one to suffer with bxckaching. kid- ’ U‘ H *”* - hoard recoveted, and. although the ney trouble, have disagreeable blad­ legend tfiat it existed bad currency der and urinary dirorders to contend­ among thu people for some lime, 11 bad . with, or be tortured with rheuma­ To uiislii-iitliV lheir hnllli Mei-I*: tism. stiff joints, and its heart­ tallied by accident. A great boulder­ wrendung pains, for the new discov­ stone lay on grass-grown ground at the ery, Croxone. quickly and surely re­ bottom of a valley. lieves all such troubles.' It ir«d probably been dislodged by Croxone is the jnort wonderful Aye. our falluTR fotijthl nml bh*d— Ours Ific proilf, Ibcirs th** wo**! Vmrdy yet devised for ridding the some volcauld- upheaval from a cliff system of unc acid and driving out Shall it **vi*r Hn-n l>** sai*! which overlooked this valley. There It all the poisonous impurities which We've forgot th** <l**bt «•* ow**? stood "on end.'* and there waa a tale cause such troubles. It is entirely connected with it. but the story was different from all other remedies. It Nay. we'll n<-I fniuel. Indeed. is not like anything else ever used - N'otlb and Shui h. mir liv.-* wi-'ii treated aa an old wife's "havers." and no man had dug to.find out the truth. lor the purpose. It acts on lhe prin­ t give— . Agriculture, however, began to be ciple of cleaning out the poisons and If again xhall route Un* need— systematically pursued, and all land at removing the cause. That fh**-d**:ir old flag may-live It soaks right in through the walls, low laril was required. Superstition membrane* and linings, like water in Roses for llie*l>oys in blue. among tha crofterw made them avdw a sponge, neutralizes, dissolves, and that the. concealed gold would never H6sr-s for Ih<- !>*>y* hi gray. makes the kidneys sift out and filler be found until the son of a stranger away, all the uric acid and poisons All impartially w** »trvw. There'* no North nor South'lo*lny. came. Powder was utilised to blast from the blood, and leaves the kid­ away tbe big boulder-stone. Plowing neys and urinary, organs clean, In lh«* mountains, oft lhe plala*. had already been undertaken* around atrong. healthy and well. In lhe ritie* by lhe M*a. .( It matter* not how long you have - suffered, how old you ire; or what ^FHTif*" niimrles xrtth Thl» ’IrintH The plowman watted at come dieOf "My Country Tn* of Till-*-." you have used, the very principle of tance with hla team iptll the blast had Croxone is such, that it is practically taken effect. When tfie plecea of rock impossible to take it into the hpman On lh*> fields lhat oral did prove system without results. There is We were nie m bravery. over the site. It waa a rocaatly-emnothing else on earth like it It Spring* I In* lily white of love. ployed English boy who guided Um starts to work the minute you take it Blooms ihe rose of loyalty. plow. Throe solid gold bracelets were and relieves you the first time xou found on tho spot where tho booldar use iL And we dream that iri the akVs If you suffer with pains in your Lillle .Mac. and bnrxt Stonewall, back and sides, or have any signs of <•1.1111 and 1.i i-. widk fricndly-wiso— fulfilled the prophesy pl the srtor^ frf kidney, bladder troubles, or rhenmaLincoln smiling on them all! ( long ago. lism, such as puffy swellings under the eyes or in the feet and ankles, if Wearing and Rkky. Surgical Operation.' you are nervous, tired, and run down, A Stubborn Laugh I.*. ’ or bothered with urinary disorders, I.<*Hinic a “lubborn cough •'hang Croxone will ouickiy relieve you of on in tho spring l« risky. Foley> and the barber, pane Ing in tbe opera­ your misery. You can secure an orig­ Honey i Tar Compound heals raw tion of sharing him. Inclined hla head. inal package of Croxone at trifling inflamed surfaces in the throat and “8irT" "Glva me gaa," aald the cu> coat from any- first-class druggist. •bronchial lube»—makes sore, weak tomer. All druggists are authorized to pcr- spot* sound and whole—stops stub­ l|y return the purchase pjjcg g it born. tearing e/ntghs. Refuse sub­ Bring your job printing to its— » , UMlJ-fHt. stitute*.—Arihufr Mulholland. -Adv. du only linl class work. MAKES BACKACHE QUICKLY DISAPPEAR ONLY $ 1 puts this NEW HOOSIER in your home on the famous Hoosier Plan. You may choose between the cele­ THE IMMEDIATE CLOSING ofthis sale was losing right along and was sur­ »■» II.. , 1....... ' '.llwta-*•«.*• ewtalr of-ml prised when I found that nobody ever ■UiinilK lull. Ii I..S.I will.-Ii Uli! I *',r ,ho *-*>?«■ ll-r-'H- "I -H klichen ail.ibh* a* facloiy -il. - aiTifhucn. towels, dish bloths, etc. The showed his cards when a bet was Hie hr**a. drawer i« noiseless, dustless, and easy ’ called—just called lheir bands and -----------to keep clean. turned 'em face down on the table. 1 The. A«-**H'iati*»» of X**iphlx*t !i***»*l 1 thought I'd just try that myself, so Worker* of N**w York city mi an tied up strong and another feller public (jitiM*** hull* with miuiII f^\ A new feature in the Base Cupatayod and we got up a big alack ot ' ' board is a narrow shelf conveni■ - « 111 riuuini 1 mu rii-iipi-ra cntly koted tor the storage pt canned chips. Well, I Anally called him and U’o'’d on « th nt iinanri:il imniI articles. Most women will find this a he aald 'three tens ' 1 didn't have a i y *:rrat convenlanc* as an "emergency turned thing but 1 called** a queen ii, I shelf.It will save many trips to the The Cklhnlii* llii-ulr** niovoinenl I in ha v . cellar «>r pantry.. that I called whatever 1 wanted to lin«t been oqmnir***! in !\‘<-w York, tn and wo* a big bunch of money. iiiforiit il-* nmnilH-rs- iu r<*uar*l f t;W(*'; current plays nml to onmniz** pul*- wx. TOMORROW you may examine and tblnkln* about cashing In and 1 lie «u*nlinirnl agnin.«l playa wliirli! j, al! th? new features. You incur aaw a couple of akeletons dangtng offt-ml public *ii-ci-my. .Menibcr-> The thing In tha colling. I asked an old fallow with long chin whisker* wh*t they vers. Tbsiu's just tha remain* Of a coupla of atranger*.' h* re- , marked sort of carelel* like. 'that.I eome In here one time and miscalled their hand*.' Well. 1 cashed In pretly quick and got uut of town "-Kan- | aaa Ctty Bur WH/TE BEAUTY" ADVERTISED IN LEADING MAGAZINES •X.-I- known will | nui grind through any grit or foreign i th.* li-h an.l | substance that might l*e in the flour. Thing aa Ha ThaughL brated ‘,’White Beauty,” whose pic­ ture is shown here, and one of the other Hoosiers, finished inside inoak. The terms of the Hoosier Plan are these: $1 puts the cabinet you choose in your home. 2. $1 weekly quickly pays for it. 3. The Low Caah Price fixed by the factory prevails strictly. No interest. No extra fees. 5. This sale is under direct super­ vision of the Hoosier Company. 6. Your money back if you are n<W delighted with your Hoosier. Only those women who grasp this opportunity tomorrow-can be sure of getting ^ne *»f these cabinets on this liberal Hoosier Plan. You rcalfr.** of course that these terms could not be offered except on a very jimited number of cabinets. After this sale— • 1. Tha "Hoosier Plan" terms will tic withdrawn. I 2. Our regular furniture terms will then prevail. . caused tomorrow by the number of women who enroll on this Hcosier Plan. /fall the women who need Noosiers should route tomorrow, our allotment would be taken before /sight and lhe sale would elose. This has happened in many similar sales throughout the country. On the other hand, if women delay, the sale may last all week. This too has happened. Which note is best for you—to delay and take the ehanres ot missing this opportunity or to come-down tomorrow and find out about this cabinet so you tan decide bedore. it is too late? It cannot take you ten minutes to decide, once for all, whether you intend to purchase now or later —And you are deciding, remember, whether or not you will save miles of unnecessary steps you now take. ' But unless you at once decide, yon ntay decide too late to own this greatest uf ail Hoosier cabinets on this liberal Hoosier "Plan. 7U0.000 worn tn already- have Housiers. Thousnada ate buvlng this new Hornick every woek. Y« u should withyut fait grasp your opportunity and see this cabinet tumorrow< Miller & Harris Furniture Company, The Sample Furniture People Hastings, Michigan. IRISH BROGUE MOST ELUSIVE,WHEN POTATOES WERE NEW eaten Abroad— Peculiarity of Negroes of Jamaica. Tlid Etflftat brogue, tt I* pointed out । Near Putting Them Out of Commiaalon as an Edible. . i |h ww j United • ’jL1 ul2Ht , 7* and A*/* ta France, .arrenicmt nta are being : 'I71RST and kaiuuding Mortgage US Gold * Rond*. Wc offr-. these Ronui in -ffi*** •n,l fl.<0*>denomimitioa»BndzccommTO<lthem na a *afe investment An attractive feature in thi* investment in Uut they ate Income Tax Exempt to the bolder lor lire re«.*on that ihe u.lapaidat the »ourct. by a corr.-«i«ndent, ta the most pro- • ,or l*»® celebration of tho ono TS nounced In the whole of Inland, for- hnndrejith annlveretry of the death of the vowel* ar- shorter that In Cork.) Fanncntler. wbo*o name is Inscpar-, and the hard < onsonanta harder than *bly associated with ttie .Introduction j In Gla»go». l(i VuhllE...where thej ■ of potatoes as a popular cutaratlble. . • Citizen* <145 ami ll». ’ Fifth Floor, think th<->- »pe*k themdst perfect Eng- „ I«o“l» XA'L promised to trip him to j Bslt Main ' Mich. Traxt Bldg. llsh in the world—they call It Dublid",*unc,i ,,,em ffl’lng a banquet, at. —there Is little or no accent, only an 1 *h!ch they-Wt-re to bo served aa an I taflectlon. uhlch always botray* tho1 attractive novelty; but the royal cook | apea'ker's origin. /Dublin people .ro 1 unfortunately «nt*undoretood the In-1 counted affected and Anglicised In j •tractions given to him. Instead pf Cork and Galway. ' boiling the tubbrclw, he cooked the ; The Irish accent, a* a matter of fact “ * k,n’1 of CMbba«<‘ The 1a very eluzive. IrUhmen who have f ’»urtlcr»* trying every tmaglnbeen at school in England generally “ble "ort °( condiment with the prepa-j loae tt 1n their joulh. Parpetl lost his r*tlon* Proilounced the dish detestable, at Cambridge, and It never came back ao<1 d’'Clared that no persuasion would to him. on the other band there are ,nduc'® ,h*,n> ovtr lo taste It again, men who have never been tn Ireland In<lu,,T. however, detected tho error * uau bet ...tvu uiauo. and ui.u a second who might have come straight from. wb,cb b,d 'n m*de. tae quays of fork harbor. ]| ..n-d-,.-. ....— experiment brought ------------the new dellcacy Id Jamaica thara are a large num-], Into high favor. ber of negroes «1 th the brogue—a fact'j Do many remember that Mr. Dahl Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment lhat Is supposed to be due to their au-'■ Introduced tbe dalhta Into civilisation cestore* aezociatlon with an Irieh regt-'• with the Intention of making tbe in Western Michigan. | tubers of which It bears so gpod a ment quartered In tha island. crop substitute* for potatoes? Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Railways CO. I Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Bertles Chink of fienry Smith Grand Rapids, IHkb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Bualneta of Painting. . Who primary business of painting Is j to croato a beautiful surface, beautl-. tolly divided Into Interesting ahapor.' aclirenad with noble lines, varied with lovely and harmonious colors. Ila seepadary business is to remind the spec tator of things he has ssen and adtnlred 14 nature, and to create the il- , halon ot troth —Kenyon Cox in "The Claulo Point of View." Cleaning Woodwork. ---------------------------- --------w. monla In.tho water with which wood-i work Is ch*aned-*but only a few drops' to a pailful of water. The ammonia r*» • moves greaia nnd grime. But It whitens varnished wood aud removes paint If It Is used In too strong solutlosi; Slid It must always be used epar-t ta«ty and quickly dried. Clactrlc Trap for Rats. ; Electric rat trape are In use In Am ■terdam They are cocnectod by a' wire with a supply of electricity. The place where the bait testa la tbe only port ot the traps which la a conductor, Furnished a Text Topic. Tillie Clinger says that Sunday bo fore laat she went to church and at> . sentmlndedly dropped her vtnaigrttta In tbe collection basket, and last Sun . day the minister preached un the pub-1 Shock cloggg -grMF Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 firm Phone*-Bell, 651 Citizens. 6251 Places to Resort The Long Lake Resort is better fitted Ibis sda{sou than ever before to accommodate all com­ ers. Wilh one of the best little resort stores in Barry county, amt boats, fishing tackle, etc., your outing can but be a pleasure il spent at B. hlCKKRSON. Prop. Acker’s Point � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-05-28.pdf 429693f0d8869c02d34c62759eb29e9c PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY CfrcaUtion Greater Than All Other FIFTY-NINTH YEAR THE HAST! 20 PAGES S BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MAY 28,1914 TRY BANNER WANTS Everybody Remit The BANNER. PART ONE-1 TO 8 NUMBER 4 With Impressive'Ceremonies •“KWaiMK1™ tOMMimES JSt |V«Tn of The Mexican PUPILS COMPLETE Hastings Will Honor The Anu Civil Wars Unable to Onr Them I* X’rrji Roger* of 45 FOR CITY PARK FUND WORK oflimit, W’ho Will Teach Soldier Dead, Memorial Day Attend Memorial Services IlhlQO ’ • . | Feei'lloclions I* Yjio impression TESTS IN MENTAL ARITHMETIC mad- upon him ’by th- famouA By Ihe Merlipn'Of. three new COMMFITEE OF )VOMEN UioinltcrB Io the leacBing finro ,,f BROTHERHOOD MEMBERS AT­ SHOW GOOD WORK HAS Hie city schiKil*. Hioltnenib-i-* of appearing BEEN DONE TEND COUNCIL MEETING. the iMiard ot: educaliili have pjnMr, Bnovi; vided- Supcrinienilend FJI*vv><nh with his complete wLikmu force. MONTHLY REPORT OF _\ vei-y valuable addition in the I PRESENT TWO WELL-SIGNED high school staff is Vern E. Roger*, PETITIONS TO COUNCIL THE CITY SCHOOLS caplaiu of the HaMilW* l«i*e tmll le.iialuisly says "Gyd, is leanTtn 1913. Mr. Ro|el5 tra* just completed his course in Alma cn|'Students Make Fine Records In At- fege ami slimd very high in history. ' (mmmltlrrs Are Ai ling lnJr|w*iulhi t the . venerable rnliy. Women Surprise City | Icnilunce During Pus I He will teach Jifttaiy hen and Will Mexican wqr d**also have one cl ass.tn Englidi. Hr rpor»* their annual Month. Fathers With Refreshment*. will also have charge of athletics. ■y tearfully sli>4>k The Iasi nf the series of comparFurther action on the part.i'X-lwo Mi** Tillie Ringold was engaged nliveJesK in mental arithmetic giv­ Io teach the third grade. Mi«* Zora organization*, the members of en by Hu* silperinleiidciit Io Hie Lemmon, n student in the M. A. C.. various grade* of the city mdiool*. will leach domestic w4’,nc-. Supt. ily park devchi|»*l from a neglect, ha* lieeiL recently completed. The d piece of woodland into a beauty following report gives the name of the board meeting Sapirday the building mid the i.-.iclo-r ->d ing. each grade Hint won highest rank in dntOi! ‘and Ihg Ladira Parh Improve* i in this subject;—Third grade. First nienl Association appeaird ami a-kward building, Miss Winifred Heffertmn. teacher. Fourlh grade. D INTEL II. BROWN Hie improvement of the pjrk. > Si-cohd ward building. Miss Minnie The committee from the Brother-! I DeX’iner - trnrher. 4*(Ui .. gradu. booii, consisting of A. K. Frandsen.; \V. Second Wtird building, Miss CharJohn T. Lombard and W. A.*TT:fll [jh... lolle Muffin, teacher. Sixlh ;:i.id-. presented two petition^ backing up! Mexican war in Michigan. Central building, Miss Hilda Mar­ ... .... >f battle hoary! LT-«tl-c ■■■><>.. tlieir r-qtn-t. une or me p. iHuu ., ,U‘U »-'»>• signature* of almut ? inv.1 Hie ,\/1iM- halls! shall. teacher. In this contort the. Second Ward (ichnol has the high-, AI.L lAHlS <H- MILIIIGIN IN members of the organi/aliou: H esl average in all the grades. ...... other was sfgned by I Io busiiie Hi- ti-mbling curtain full*! The chief purpose id Ihe tests is i-«t taxes. On mo!ion dr Alderman rapidity and neatness of work. The CONGRESSMAN PATRICK H, KEL­ result* of the series of contests in menial arithmetic show that excelLEY MADE "KEYNOTE SPEECH’ Friday evening. I'm- the glory Hint ye won! ; nity of •••Illg the •I tlieir patriot lire- tp burning pits under the direction of the tearh•linger general ten Fiervidy as ihe summer's suit! buring the school year similar ('. S. Senator W. E. Borah, of Ida­ Carvelh didn't bring pelition-ho, Made n Most Eloquent Speech brvught something substantia liaskets. Just what was in lli.-m ’I" nom.;.ii»* and written arithmetic which has Urging the He-iinllliiH'of Party. was not revealed until Ihe meeting!"1 •"* little home vnil hm encouraged the pupils to strive for *•••• Hi- uiav One of tin- greatest conventions was clewed. Mr*. Stowell, mi behalf lM1> unity higher efficiency in their studies. of th'* ln*li*v-. spoke briefly, »tnling| •’'••‘d. or Io h.-ar Hi- rlnqu-i The pleasant days of springtime ii..., it,.. ...„.i,;..i> ■!...< ...... <>rai>>r> th- iialciofn- n il l'"r,; and one which w. by age reveHlcij, _ ........ mipare in import; training mi the playgrounds. Spec- historic , all complete. gathering ’ would lake action in providing some sounds retreat! funds to supplement substantially Hie school building* to direct till* I hiroii. iin|H>tinnl part of school aclUdlies re-unile |hi< two faction* of the re­ lights in the park. . Like belated birds nt gloaming. Vandercook, I (lined. publican party into n solid working The women ami member unit. In this country.-and in fact in all republics where majorities er* smiie valuable suggestions and mid neither commillee were aware assistance. re-1- of all of the intentions of the other until Xevei- Io m.-et vour fellow* mon The. following report gives the enT Till life’s tiiittle cord -hall sever, Killnient, attendance, mid other in­ ni-exilioiit evenly divided.' Before the close of Hie nieetin--.' f ita|L ||e came, to Michigan in fHD». And y«- journey to the shore formation concerning the Hasting* the women brought forward f loir; ;UMj returned • Thin no n,.,rt;il e’er hath tn»l— -City Schools including the County in Detroit Was croWd«l with baskets and surprised liiexily fhlfi- ‘ •• tond.-l Normal, for the month ending May publican* and progressives, and 23» Htll:Total number enrolled, II50, siastic gal tiering. to a math# heart i« through' hi*। .Number of boys, 515. The "keyn'de" sOMrh, of Con­ stomach—well—let'.* era what hap-' Number of girts. Oil., ' " Number belonging al close of gressman P. H. Kelhy wa*Wwlt»' nf pens nt the next inerting. the most brilliant efforts Hie gemat CongN-s.-man ever didiveml. in which ho compared conditions a­ WOMEN PLAN IMPROVE­ ■lioiitb. 987. — \ By Rupert Hughes. they exist today with condition­ MENTS IN CITY PARK .Average daily attendance, Vh». Average per cent of attendance. tinder previous ropuldlcan ndminISfit—ISfi-l wire. ui do vvednily muttrn our soldier d<*nd. Improv r incut Bonalor -Wm. Alden Smith, the permanent chainn.-m, responded Or understand at all their precious f; 181. with ,-i titling speech lauding Hie llighesl per cent of attendance:— County Normal. 9V.t57: Miss M’ar- by introducing S-nalor Win. E. lnin«f<*rmiiiH an unsightli sJiall.J8.32; Ali.*.*. McGuinness, 97K2; Borah. of Idaho. wham lie referred .Miss Mazfhi. tffil: Mrs. Gorham. 'mord than name.’ y anuiii'U 97.59; Miss Jacobson, W7.:n: Mis* _ ’ Senator Borah is one nf the most Hmdpton. 97.21); Mis* Aldmtt. 97.1;' Miss Matthews, 96K9: Mi** Pettit. eloquent speaker- in the American •X, 7; Mr. w.illace. ttiXt: Mr. Nadi, Of every grave! and rai— q solemn prayer ftfcJO; Mi*.* DeVine, 90,19; Miss Vin- est of attention. ' ll>' dwell upon Hie unmistakable pr<»d that the two with' That their haltalioiiod souls be joined to fareThe citizen* nf Hastings will unite the colors, will be waiting in lineJ cent. 96.07. . . factions of the party were re-unit­ in paying tlieir annual tribute Io mid win be e.sRNvted.lo the soldiers'. •Dim roadft, beyond lhe.lr.ump«t* of the dawn. The following teachers report no Hie memory of the soldier dead on monument, Ihencc In Ihe court vaud tardiness:—Miss Pettit, Mfss Hamp- ing. and in proof >>f his statemml men of commit le<Yet pel fumed somehow. by our Howers Hint heap1 Saturday. The program which has //where .the services will bo held.-At1 Ion, Mr. Nash. Miss Marshall, Miss pointed to the lii«t .•dtde. election in pointed: Mrs. W. Ihh'ii prepared by a committee, coin- the momimenl the children of the‘ Mtinni: Miss Matthew*, Miss Mar- Now Jersey, wli.-re lti\00(> republi­ inillee on seats; M fountain; poscil Ilf Judge Clement Smith. Ihird and fourth grades will sing nn1 tnret Milter, Mis* DeVinr. Mrs. Gor- cans who voted the *(hinl party committee i.ii dr Mr*. Anna McOuilp-,. fickel in 1912 returned and voted Judge Mack. IL 1’. ♦ji.ld nn<l W, T, ode entitled ’■De. or.ilnm Day. ' The‘ bam. Mias McBain. Mhs.AblM)lL U9K_|.\99. ttnwiT beds amt nftrUTieaning. Em-h I (lie-Hrkrt.' Wallace, i.s appropriate and unus­ timid will lli.'ii |day a medley <d pa­ Miss Walsh. “In California in lh«* campaign of ually hnpressivi'. In the forenoonJ triotic airs in the court yard. W. E. Cnnkling. Sunt. 1912 Taft receiv.-d K.'.'H; Roosevelt. With Judge Smith acting as pre­’ Ihe members of Fitzgerald Post and The pupils ot the Hastings Pulilio 28:1,610; Wilson. The lnli'*l Corps will decorale Hie graves »n siding officer, the services will be’ Fcho'd.trdfu the third to the eighth rejusi,ration »h»w* Ldlows; Re­ THE BARRY CO. PIONEER iwn '•emeler-.' held V follnws: HiviyyJile. Lind W«s*llawn _ _ ‘NoliTe ”—Girls'. Glee’ ■ grades, have now conipl«h*d the publicans. 236.709: Ix-mocrats, 127,­ there.............. will I* Song, "NobleHenris. I les. In the afternoon thei work in P.ennian.ship and their drills 383: third parly. I?]. 785. SOCIETY MEETS JONE 25 a parade pf school children and a Club. have been sent to the Palmer Co,, al “In Ihe seventh district of Nevfr ■ I n vocal ion—Rev. C. L. Bates, pas­’ Chicago, 1114 for their U|i|>nivd1 and program in Hie ctmrt yard. Jersey, where I hey held an election Program ilu« Hany Feature?, De At 9:<M> o'clock" in the mornitig-lhe ' tor of Emmanuel churrb. Ihe awarding of honor*. a few days ago. Hie Republican can ­ citizens whq, have donated (lie use 1■ li’oadings. a) “Reunited” by Rlan-’ i Those who completed tin* 100 And Rivi didate received fo.fi.’" vntes; Ib'mo- Myiivd Especially to PlriiM* Early of. motor-cars will meet in front of [ (h ills and thereby earned the bronze ernfs. 6.3HO; third parly, 62n. . Ihe post hall and convey ihe as(b) “Memorial Day” by Pralt. buttons nre as follows: sharp mid bciglil; Old firn* lios|Hlality-will rharac-1 “In Omaha the latest registration seinbltsl veferans and member* of Miss Grace Benham. Fifth Grade—Editli Blossom. Mo- shows Republican' fL67O; DenioClarinet solo, “Tramp, Tramp, desla Barnes. Helen Both, Clara •rize the annual .meeting of the Ihe corps In Ihe ceim-lerles._ While cral.M, 5.3.32: tbird party. 313, ns Hie assembly is taking place,.Jor- Tramp.”—W. R. Kueiuud. Brinker. Grat rude Covert. Vida Cole will be held in Odd Fellows Hall in dan's martial band will play in front Rcailing. “The Veterans” by Mc­ Ethel llarshlM'rgnr, Bertha Hunt. against 6.002 in 1912. ' ’ “The election -in Maryland last Hustings - on Thursday. Jude-25, of Ihe hall. Kueiuel's Military band Carthy.—Helen Newton. Eleanor Miller, Corleone Newton. will accompany - the parly Io the Music, ••ffieep.on O Happy Hernty.” Mary Robinson, Dorothea Robinson. year, the mayoralty election in St. Louis, the conaie— i<mal election in papi-rs portraying interesting i cemetery where Ihe flrnves will bq by Geilnd—Girls’ Glee Club. Earl Swartz, Margaret Shea, Thelma the stale of Maine mid reffislratinn toils in Barry i-<vmly. In their decorated.and the olllcera of lh>; Address. “IA Our Inheritance■ Silsbee, Beatrice Sutton, Leone in Other stale* di-dose Hie game .............. .. ..I.... J.. I I... r.1.1 I ...... Pmd will rend front the Grand Army Worth the Cost?”—Rev-Russell H.. Wood. unhiistakuhle tendency. Tlio*n Jigburial ritual nt tin* (kA. It. lol. Breedr, pastor of Hastings M. E. Sixth Grade — Evelyn Brown. Avis Aireit reveal the farl that tficltc- to. httVif ieproduied* some ThaTtrtMrrn-*orlhe rily schools •— Freer.- John Mosher.- Heuriella Thein will assemble at the school grounds chiirrli. ular music of Hie early days, united. nt one o’clock. Ixvl by Kuenz#"! Ringing, “America.” hy the gather­ Siainm. year.’the idd violin luti-ie play Those w|m-comp]>'l<*d the .25 drills . Senator Borah said that in view Myron Maynard. ••( this city.'i ■great-1 hand, they will march down Jeffer- 1ing. Rev. 0. L. Bali'S will pronounce and thereby earned the gift buttons of this pronouno-d and unmistak­ Wm street In State street. The tnem' are: able purpose of tho*e» who voted liers of ihe Post ami Corps.icarrying lthe benediction. Third Grade:—Carol Keller. Lynn the third parly liek'< to ally them­ first (into in many year5-. heard •nr romiiionvveat: : Osgood, Coleman Howell, Gertrude selves with the republican party, it sonic of the familiar nits of tlieir Farrell, Waller Eaton, Mary Slavvis unquestionably the duty of the Rcv. Chapman Taken Home Friday. LITTLE THORNAPPLE DRAIN ’ son. Howard Jordan, Claude Ro*f. parly to make it equal to the tre­ Rev. W. A. Chapman, of Battle So mix with dirges, triumph: smiles, with fears. PROJECT IS AGAIN ALIVE Creek, who was taken very ill at the Freal Jones. William Wetjle-r, Grace mendous problem* which now con­ id. if il is-'iMii 1 |Lancaster, Emma Cramer, hevn Our vanished ppmies have not truly died; •i-vjvos of >'•’ Brotherhood meeting last week' Russell. Evelyn Wellman. Joe Wil- cern us, and to mjike the republi­ Tuesday, was removed to his home1 son. Alpha Hopkins. Mary Webb,* can parly a thoroughly efficient. of tile -Iiintiers oi me eariy iiqy* They inarch tmlay before the Heavenly Haul; Members of Jury Drawn to Deter­ .<S‘IU*nl, -sm! • jicasi-ateo UMir. aud.MLYiUhiLaudii,ute.iih,iitjLef_iiiH-' in an automobile on Friday, and - Aml-bHoi^’w v«4«>ruu*.4ai»*^a_ih)rnmLclie£r&_ __ Wnrrrh T’angb it nJ El-a Stnvkert. s.oiilinuing the speaker sgld: mine Damages to-Meet Fri­ sir. There will lie a picnic dinner. I stood Hie 26 miles Jousney very Greta Amibrvsler, Violet Newton. . As the Yankee troops—with Glory armed and slind“No (Man living in this splendid day. May 29. well. The Brotherhood exempli fled .’-InurEce Edmonds, Thelmfi Shively. .amid these exhilarating en­ any one intere*led in reviving the" In Grand Review swilui past the 4hrvne of God. • Another step in awakening the Hie true fraternal spirit by taking Leora Monahan, Hvleu. .Wootnp. age. Joug-ilomianl Little Tlmriiapnlo care of all expeiues connected with Gertrude Carveth, Cairol! McGuffiu. vironments. can afford to pcrmllf memorie* t»f tho (a»l hWdry of Ihi’ drain project was taken on Friday his care while here, and his return Bernie Thornton. Truman Jliley, the r orris ling poison of pessimism roiuity should make an effurt- in to enter his soul. But on the oth­ coming to this gathering. hi probate court when it was de- to Ids home. He was very appro-, Helen Franck, Agnes Bheldnh. Shatir er hand, the curse <.f pur ago is .cidM to draw a Jury to determine cialive of . the many kindnesses nou TroXel. that cold, cruel, .*■ Hish conserva­ Political Announcement. •taniages to properly along the shown him. yiuMinic Meeting ThiirMhiy. Epworth Leugtir Social. Fourth Grade:—Lnymord Forii*’t. tism whigli living in* its Caso mid route of the ditch. It is necettary Jxmiso Gower. R. J. Hail. Donald comfort, enjoying wealth and all il To The Voter* of Barry County:— "there will Is- a special communi­ The Epworth UAgue penny so­ ■> —>»__ .' Harold —u to obtain rights of way from about Will Give Banquet and I hereby announce myself a can­ cation of Hasting* lodge No. 52. F. cial will he held in Hie parlors of Prentice. Craig, Bernie brings, refuse* to see or sympath­ 70 property holders, many of whom Studio Recital. Waldron, Mabel Beeves, Carral? ize with Urn coiiditinM of those didate for nomination on Ihe n*t>ub- A A. M. Thursday evening June I. the i-hurell Tuwday eveuing, Juno nro desirous of having their lauds Cla'iuli* Huth Ketchum, Work i« <he who in Hie midst of a world of liean ticket for the office of coun­ rt»n al 7A) sharp. On Saturday evening. June 6, Mrs. Grigsby. ...... drained. About one half of them ty surveyor nt the primaries and Margaret Troxel will entertain Benedict. John Ketcham. Wallace plenty are bordering on the line of respect fully solicit v'our support; 3rd ilrgree. Past Master of llu-kwant damages doterinined, retuly' to serve nt six o’clock. about forty of her Hastings pupils Brown. Claudenc Goldsmith. Enlosl hunger and miiwry: who refuse to Very Indy yours. Al it) o'clock on Friday, May 29. at a banquet at her home al six Edger. Kate Saunders. Dons Bi’.n-, see the new conditions or the new • . Leo S. O'bh, ; to be prrseql aud. u large nllend.Ihe following Jurors will meet: Fay o’clock-. Al eight o'clock twenty- ham. Arlen# Tuttle. Arthur Girich, problems which must h‘* met and Adv. . Normal Alumni Picnic. . Hastings, Fisk, Floyd Beckwith, Juliu dealt with in the sama spirit and anea is looked for. Refrediriienla ■ Glemence; Emerson Edger, Merritt (|ve of the pupils will give a studio Rhea The memlsT* of the Barry Coun­ Lois Hawking Henry with the same cMiragp and proafter work. HjLOrdCF ’W. -M. Chase. A very pleasant time u Herrick, Wood. Robert MeKibbln, John Dos- recital. Scheib, Paul Ward. George Herrick, grossivriies* that OUT fathers niel . Belgian i-oumiinxial bodies are ty Normal Aluinnt • Association will anticipalad. I, B.u li. !< r. i' Ci FfirTOr, S-.-’y. hold lie u annual picnic nt Long leri Bert Igiwroiice. Silas Doster, Martha Zcrbel, , Elmer Robinson, theproblems of their age. . contemplating the ron>lrticlinn.of a Harry Mason, Adam Wolfe, -Edward Mabel Hayes, Mabel Eaton, IHrhanl lake Saturday. June 0. Bring a pic­ “The great and almoat Buperhu- •2|,poo,non canal Io gjve antwerp DKiri1 direct connection with the Ga« House '-Coke Is not'expensive. nic dinner. All who can are urged Bristol, Iz-wis Edger, James Brown. River Rhine for barfir. traffic. —Adv. lu be present. TOOK MANYTO DETROIT ■""'""''I',': For Decoration Day B FORWARD, MARCH!’ �THE H. ffi OF MINGS Our Shoes Fit the Feet Suit the Purse MINER KEELER IND HIM I’AltTY UTHE CMtltlt li l\ CHAIILS nvBNn-i tvi: iiii ix . MARBLE ARCHES ANO BRIDGES LEAD TO TOMBS There is no other store in Barry County where men, women, hoys and children have so many. GOOD STYLES to choose from, nor whcrc^qu get such GOOD VALUES for your money as you can get at this store, We carry widths and sizes that you will not find in any other store. We carry them because we are here to MAKfi GOOD on our statement that we FIT THE FEET. If you hdve had trouble in getting your feet properly fitted, you are eventually going to come here to buy, because you are not going to continue to suffer the excruciating pain of “breaking in” shoes that do not fit, and which must eventually lead to corns and bunions on your feet. Buy­ ing shocsis business on your part. You are entitled (o the best stock, the best style and the best fit for your money. That’s what WE GIVE OU. We Sell Pheonix Silk Hosiery. Ironside Shoe Company Phone 176 Masonic Temple Bldg. Hastings, Mich. Summer underwear and Hosieru Ladies' Union Suits, Umbrella Pants or tight knee, 25c. Children s Union Suits, tight knee, 25c. Ladies Union Suits, umbrella pants, tight knee? 50c. ' Ladies* Union Suits, long sleeve and long pants, per suit, 50c. Ladies Vests, comfy cut or shaped at 10c, 15c and 25c. Ladies' VcsU. long sleeves, at 25c. Ladies* Pajjts, tight knees, umbrella or long. per pair. JOc. Children • Vests. 10c and 15c. •lm{4y» iHtllts t......... i-y* ihxI ymi know Ihiw rauKli they niuiht lx*. The Tombs arc the Lttri.il plan-s • •( the Ming lb Iia-11' S which last'll ’from Ihe Iwefnh I" the *--\«-nh-rnth centUriC*;. I ‘ —* t h<- -ninth I Manchus. wlu> v lime of (he n-’ | Maji.-huria, Tl Mongolian (inn Minn* hi the’-. . llutinx then" *■ H.ikI; 35c, 50c and 31.00. Children’s black Ho 10c, 15c'and 25c. . Children’s white and tan hose at 15c and 25c. Infants' in Un. red. pink. blue, whju .nJ black. 15c and 25c. Sun Bonnets (or Children and Ladies, 25c —ch New liny of Moire Ribbons, yd. 10, 15,20. 30.35c Hastings, Mich, The Great Soil Improver NOD-O-GEN n>-llh-rs <>f John-down ami »v;»- b-irn in ohiu. eoniing to Uii< country with hi* pan-ills alR-ut 70 yi-am ago. Mr. Wilkes, was ono of th-- township’-' most ih'iiisln»iis rcshleiils. Hi- was tin* bigin-sl inan in this i-otinly. stiiiniinif ovi-r six fM six inetn-s in height ami w<-ik'|iiHu over 3mr iuy i 10c*15c-19c- 25c35c. 39c. 50c and >1.00. Ladies* Hose in Un and sAite. 19c. 25c. Phone 66 mie in Jiia own Plliolr. The tem­ ple* must have |i.-.'n wonderful, but I hey have lair- b -••'if- to nun. by beinq robln'd. e-a- i.illy-by Ihe later - iiiperors for Ilf v.ilualih-’woo.1 in CAST GIVEN FOR “MISS CHERRY BLOSSOM' anMren’a Paata, tight Lnec or umbrella. 15c and 25c. . hmm th" I part Nodule Bacteria For Alfalfa Seed Making your chance of success 60% greater when NOD-O-GEN is used- inside a lar-.- > --mpoiind on (in side of the moiPitaiii. In lliis romp<mpd was a Im go audience hull fm ih'- dead spiri'- and in anolln-r whs WHAT NOD-O-GEN IS—A pure culture of bacteria which causes nodules to grow on roots of ALFALFA thus insuring a greater success, with alfalfa. FREE! With each 60 lbs of Alfalfa Seed we will furnish you FREE OF CHARGE a bottle of NOD-O-GEN containing enough pure culture to in­ oculate one bu. (611 lbs.) of seed which will insure a surer catch of Alfalfa. Based on to-day’s wheat market, 1 can sell you French’s White Lily Flour at $2.35 per 100 Ihs. Beans arc higher. Bring in your samples of BEANS and SEED, or if you want Bran, Middlings, Cement or Seed Beans, call in and will be pleased to show you same. Fuiu-ml swvIcwa were held from Is lab- Itnini! <m W<*din-«day. Ib-v. r. Yost oIRriatiiig. Burial lonk luc" in Fuller n-|iirl<-ry. . LUKE WATERS re-i* <>n Hu- top -i\ !-•*!*. driven; dowir Io solid r.- «. aiid Ih.tl water] flows from IiMoa Ji-arly .lastin' lop I il i.'-'i-. j> ■ ■ pine Hi-- mniii Phone 150, Hastings, Mich. COUNTY PASTORS HAVE ’ LIVELY DISCUSSION Topic All Wen- lulerrsirtl in. Next Meeting in Sept. The Barry Ij'IiiiIj Miuisl'-rial Ass'lalion held (heir Muy meeiinii in was I raU’cirlc^J and plans made. At' I :;j»» a p.ij"-r -'ii “Tin- Problem of I’.linrt h .Union" wrillen by Bishop Hughes was read by Ib-v/ Bread). • E\«-ry miiiisl'T pn.-x-nl was called upon Io give Ins view |wiinl and Your Gas Range Is the Work Bench of the Home In Cl You can no more expect to get modern re* suits with old-style equipment in your 2nd. |H-umniiig promptly al 2: We hope. Io make tin* mH-liiia i-spi-rrai ilfl'-n-M. Kvi i-j’ IBSfyFi 'h?l$>' iinil'sl. and a m-w idea of Ihe hip problem "calm-' (o rtti’m. Tip- miiristrrw-nm i»'l afraid I" speak U»* plain truth when tlu-y iii«-i in th' sc rtjeclingi'. Geo. Turner, Pioneer School Teacher of Woodland Relates. lowi'i’bip; who i* i-eshlmg lo-re. rcpii'duc.sl the word* of a > .M-hirli muth* lilH-rab-d slave* san a chun-h in Ridinimid after I aum.-mh-r. fl is a good *aiiqd< alHiougli thin |> la.upoii il. as il Is only mid sec luiig trains of •nkejr/cumiiuj to I’<*ki of; cawl* had wv»-r IIIHAat. M-inhl'-,-* Ih-II, WuuM alioul and bell. succeed with the tools of yesterday. Thou­ sands of suocessful home makera have found Hopj and boiled >u-« for > liiuir gvChy at six thirty 1.1.'Bl Wall. a trip by railroad rd folks of th'- south till with bu.'*H of nii-l'Mly w-rm-lliiie* lasting chutiunously for half an hour. In tinspring uf'iKi. while Mr, Turner u.<guaniinv sotne of lb-- fal ealllc nf ths Ninth tuiny enrpr. bi- alti nd< d i-hun-h mubun-lay. Afler Un­ army ■chaplain liud pr-- ii |i<'d. thcolored folks Im-ioio a juidlw- duri.-i-whi«*h Ihe following (.-imipo-ilfon; was di'i-li.irgi d in Waslimal Juno d. IH65. lie has n-i-ilw Iuub »du4 that I am boro lo du-, -f bir lif" in Dorr township <» «»l<vry hall'iuliuli! gan county. ■ From gri'.-f omj w«»r my cin kt flv. XJ ntory hiHrtihub! _Ui»£jda..UL Wb'.-n • Ihrixliaus iy. iie lbs shrill# »*f ■7.’. H-- Htt-fi ••d I.'-oiii Theohntieal lu*titu Jai'k-ori i-nunty. fipnnc Un- wi l,’-tSLh'.- luuuhl writiu# iXhflCd H'-nriHla lovynshin tuui Wat-rl- kitohen than you can expeot a jeweler to in-* Young. Wortliiiiptou's »•*<■y. K. ith Chble-'.er. ’ a- parts ar«- all cipialljT well -I ai d you will he rnplhat'-d l») the b'-wiU'tiin-' Ch<-ny.T<-fr--*li--d byi lhe-e|-arkliiiir fun mid wil-nf Kuk-! <.-iin». Hnpi>-.'i'd by- On- fHlni|Hids and! Ilins an-1 siiigiiig it.7 . " • iin- 20 *f a« ralcliy an-l ■woat.-, ii-ul rlioru*rs a* y<si Them* and Hm bWPIlFTTf-^- maudlin in the Barnum -vb'wi.__„ Among Mr, Turned* pupils W»-r< ■ind.-e Barnum. !.♦■<• Barnum. B«»r- d of Nashyillp* vixil'-d er. Mi*. Albert MrlilHinlly, .over Pniulay. Jidm ,<J'’linmpaufch • Total ii.it hmjc’r is farnn: De Riars farm..- - N'olhr of Spcriul Asscvmim-iiI. To Busby, Em<-ry 1.; Bak--r. Cha*.; Ilcadh*, Mary; Eolgn-ve, Philip T.; I'm-t-, H-rrnati; lluirmau.'Sarah I,.; Hicks. M. W.; H<»ii.-. Elua; H- tr- L how.-r. Sinioiu Hill. Ih-nry .M.; Km-iiz«-l. Wi-ml-riin: K'-na-lon. A. E. E*t.; Lappli-v-, fjei|iirk: lomgston, C. 4..; l.<iv'-lan'I. Abija; Maus J. Lon-nz'i) M-**»-r. Kit-iiurd B.; Mallory, b^lwiu; Mill*. Rob-rt; Naan, Frank; Ntt-h, • ■.-laid; fV>or. Frank S.; Preston; The** btivich out Ju I one man h-aib U'e ........................... ..... . string iiNaciiM l-' hj hiirM. <i--orv>-; Thomas, Win. L.: ’ Tuttle, Hairy I’.; Williams. Frances; nrx i.rick lowers, over .’M«»i Winter, Grace; Watkins, Walu-r J.; Id. >.i'-ng the way. ’I’ll-—: Wilcox, Belie B.; Ward. Frank B.; • Tor bcaeaii liahl-j, buiU Y-moit, John W.; Ziup>Iin'*ij-r, J. I». •f in-uiiilains. and upon them mid to nil, othi-r werNins inl'-reated. Tlial the roll id ihe ■i. l.tiilt Io iufonn lh«- army lake notice: spn-iaT n.*..*-asm'-nl h*-r»4iifore mad" by J. l/in-nro 5tnu» fnr tlie |Mirpo*e wilts. mud and M'»ii<* of d-frayroK th.it pgrl of the cnsl i (hi; rnini-l I rain* «lur- which Hie council di-cjded should lie or while Hi'- mon stop paid mid liorn-- by efiecial .a$->e.-s* .ire told Hint Ih'-V yawl in- rtf for Ilh-WashliiKlon and Mark(he dmiR and for Hi'- el *tn-el *vwi-r. is now on tile in my. ilinx Hi” m«-n ww- "Hire for I'ublil- inspection. NoUce. i-«|il-4» given I hat the rmini-il w ill ~—1 U-Uiw-couur.iL UH'm... ilL.,’llp liful *ighl vyl)"n load' d Willi, I'-n- City of Hastimu on Friday evening’ <.f pruin nrjiulK. rtnd yon cart June 5lh. Bill. Io review -aid asii'iaulm- 1|... mticli of lid- Irafllc i* siT-sinenl at which lime and place d'xi" vUi'-ii Pritta bo-* only lhr--«* i "pporhinily will Ik- given all |>er’ ~ riiilri’.ul* ami Ihcse’are riiigh- track S'MIS lnt» li d'-d'tn lx- hi-Srd. l/ated this 2Clh day of May' iDi L ami p""riy . iujpnc<i. . Jus. M. i-irtlcii, City Clerk. 'll"- Ihif Wall M.ClLiq0. - n,,° 2-wks loin.- w«* :i -in pfKc io u\ and wfi-Tt- Advil. U--I birj) -l-.-Ati by mett '-r l"iiri*i*. Aihi-rti>i-d Ij-Ucra. Hi-- brick Mill in pxxl *hap'-. mid y Austin. John Dole, R. Matiiiv-w*«i| I-, o*p)-jy perfect for long Willard Nk-IioI*. F. J; While, di-ttaiH--. iin. wall nnx ahmg -rriiran. L. E. Brhvvn.'J. N. fi "in i-'-.ik Ip peak on thr mminl-im*. ami . .. . crooked a» the jwak.* A “Garland” Gas Range Ovens and Top . . Itoan Are Just Right Glass Oven Doors Tell Whtft is Going on Inside Aluminized Linings and Racks .................... fill Not Rust Porcelain Drip and Broiler Pans Easy to Clean Perfect Baking Ovena ........................................ * ................ Evenly Heated Throughout Bund inhod <I«5O1 ijnmil Efficient Burners and Ventilated Oven Bottoms . .............................. , , . Save Gas Removable Parth and Smooth Castings . . ................... Easy to Keep Clean Best Material Used Iowa’ Eaiot Come in and See Our Line of Gas Ranges Thornapple Gas A Electric Co Phone No b-nl im-inl nf(vti p’l Io ■ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE. probl �Woodland PURLS COMPLETE 45 WORK INyron Fisher and wife who lav,loicri visiting their son Morris at Bay City for a week, returned home Todtl, ‘ Riihy Stodgn, I*>i* Mnck»*y. Halurday. Ia*tnh Hecox. Chaib'k Ickes, IxOuisa Mr. and Mrs. MeP. Fuller were en- Hodge. Blanche Umg^Enafcrick lerinined by Mr. and Mr*. H(-nry .Parker, Gladys Coburn. Dorothy Bagla of Carlton Sunday. Budd. Thelma Ryan. Velma Robk-sMias Elsie- Holmes of Hastings kl, I Ralph Townsend, Carroll Gard­ Normal ami Misses Uiis Volte uml ner, । Mary Gallup, Neva Lovelaml. V-linn B* n-<m of Kalamazoo Nor­ Ainbra Fcdewa, Vnrnum Phillip-*, mal were home over Sunday. Pearl Anders, Sterling 8|»onahle, 11. E. Rising and U. F. Grozingcr Ruth I Paustle, F.lva Bishop, Jow'pbattended tho Litlle Thomapplo ine i Chase, Bertha Tudor, Maintiim* drain hearing nt Hastings, Friday, i Craig. Vivien Mosher. Opm i^ionard, If the wedding bells don’t ring for IJoyd I Davis, Elliycl Mullikeii,. Neva a couple of our South AVoodland Mate, : Llewellan Davi*. la'onnril young tentlethcn in iin- near future Ib-yiibltbi, Alpha iJenedict. ixitvii wo have guessed wrong. Myers, Ifcno Butler, Keith Chase, .Mr. and Mrs. ,C. E. and Mr. and IMaurice Wolfe, Glliirles Wai rotis, Mrs, Hoy llowlader wore Grand 'Verm* Konkle, Opnl Leonard, Char­ Itnpids visitors Thursday. lotte Henry, Alice Bales, Million Memorial services’ were nl tended Hall. i Lila Young, Waller Muhhlner. by ft large congregalion nl Ihe U. it. Josephine . Phillips, Jack Stem,.Beat­ church Suqtlny murning, Rev, Fre*:- rice i Swartz. land delivered Ihe hdilreim. Fifth Gradr:—Edward . Baker, A large congr**4fotl*m listened to Richard । Freer, Raymond Robl«-.ski. Rev. Kenyon deliver the-iiai-calaiir- .John Bcliullx, Philip Potior, Am-la cate s**rmon for the graduating ,Moorr. laiVerm.* Ryeraon. Josephine class of 1011 Sunilny evi*nntK. ' <Carveth, Altha Marble, Ehiv Craw­ Mrs. H. D. Kntlmnnnn visil.<*tl her ford. William . Maywood, Lloyd ''— turn Rolla Fox nf South Carlton the jLewis, Mildred ' Wellman, Italph tlrxL <J the week. Kiiciui'lf Hnnihl Messacar, . — Mrs. Amy S. Miller died at the Skssarar, Archie Cmwfoidj B.*'’'**'' homo-rtf~h»*r <lntighl**r Mrs. J. R. C.liiTmd. . Floyd Rose. Alma S* luintz, Bnrmun of South Wisifdlaml, Fri­ Margarellu Lak*-, Robert Gamble, day mo rning, nge<| elghty.-nim* Helen SherwiHMl. Tr**.*a Abli**'. 1H»years.. The funeral was held nl leeirClury, Viva Hall, Diiiii WiImhi, (.oats Grove Sunday afternoon nt Voighl Newldii, Forest Williams. Ihren o’clock. Mrs. Rev. Wi»o<|ard Aubry Kiuillh llmfh AbbplL Howtird. f*T Hutton. assih*<n by lli*\'. J. M. Binisall, Matu i.-e hip ton, Miu giierSmilh. ofllcialing. The remains iie| Wood, Ruth O'Connor. Pearl wen* taken io Meridon. SI. Joseph Webb. Allen Richardson, Jean McCo.. Mondi^y mormiq; and buried Kiiighl, Pi-urt Waldron. Clifton beside her husband. .■Wellman. Gertrude Gilvin, Myron Miss Mural liratford of Knlamn- Darling. Ikuigla** Symiiiglon. Gers 7fw> visited relatives in" thu-village Irmlt*. Leonard. Donald Joy, Henry the latl**r pari of Iasi mid liie fore­ Eggleslnn. Beatrice Coburn, Milpart of this week. dn*d l-'ulbT. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. L»ynnrd were Sixth Grade;—Adah Igincasler, ov«*r Sunday guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Bunlello Christie, Madeline Brown. Willnrd Bawdy of East Woodland.- Zelnin Smith, Heb-i; Cfiidcsler, J. S. Munioil of Owos.su cnine Gladys OngiMiil, Clay ford Moore, Monday ••veiling for n week’* visit Marie Lawson. Eliza Crook. Gerlruife with his rbildren in the .village. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Furnua nf Nashville were guests of Dr. And Paulin** Wellman. Edward J-*n*-s, Mrs. Mclnlyre Ihe first of IbcAveck. Unman l-'elilpausi'li, .li anelli* Thom­ as, ixii-ee Hatv**y. Donald Doyle. laim-0 a large delzgalion consisling Mai’y Clark. ClilTord l-'uller, Flossie of seventeen aulomobile loads from Conrad. Itirhard tsfok, Vernor Hie Hastings lodge, beside* ***-v**nil Blough. Alelha Full.-i. llayiuPml Gamlile. Glcndmi Jones. Willi**r Odesftn, in nil about om* linndrml Schantz, Bessi*’ Ohiislend. Curl visilm-.s Momlny nighl. Work in llarsiili**rg**r, Frank Weober. .Iu*l«on (ho second rank wns given to sev­ Ballou. Launmc*- Power. Coral Beueral enmlidnti*s. Hefreshmenls wen* vdii-t. Madonna Smilh. Puth Konkb*. served. Excellent talj»s were given David Smilh. Evelyn Brown, Ches­ by lbw. Bready. Jmlge Smilh. John ter Prichard, Harln-I Butler, Lloyd Ketcham and olh**rs of Hu* visitors. Aside from the extreme wnnn ev­ ening a general good time was had iams. Cecil Wail. by all. Seventh Grade. Mr. ami Mrs. Charles ami Mr. ami Mrs. Roy Dillcnbark of Clarksville Gardner Beimel I. Leland llarsbbervisited I heir parents. Mr. amt MiS*. Altier i Sponable. Leonn . Eh**rl*-y. A. W. Dilleiihack Monday and Tues­ Leona Wih-rix. Waller iloii'h. Ber­ day. DE John Warner of Clarksville tha Smith, Austin llvlrilil**. Edith celled on friends In ihtf village Wnn- Yost, Leone Coville, John Matthews, Charlie Wilemi, Harvey Myers, Roy - day. Howard F. ElMOnhnrl nnrl family, D.'imison. Bertini ZutwdinilL Vera cousins of Mrs. J. S. Risinger, cam** Bron-on. Gail Snimdeh*. William Saturday for a week’s visit nt the John Vester, John Cru**. H*-I**nu Mc­ - Risinger horn**. Mr«. J,. A. Weaver startl'd up fial- Donald, Hany Welton. Vims GUI­ Einar Frandsrn, Lawn ar** urday ih llu* Priest building Whore dings. she is [ifepareil Io serv.' quirk W*-lih. Hi-leii Conkling.-Mrirshidl limrhex. ice creatti, soft drinks ami Beckwith..Irene Gamble. Orin W do all kinds of short order linking. J. S. Risinger sold a fin*- Huiek touring car to E. J. Peabody of Mul­ Gladys Wilkins. liken Saturday. Mrs. H. C. Braird visited friwib SMALL CYCLONE DOES in Charlotle Thursday. Her mother. CONSIDERADLE DAMAGE Mrs. Wilson, accompanied her home ami will spend tho summer N.,A. Fuller <»f Ban Francisco, who is visiting here for a short lim**. called on the C. D. Garn'family Friday. Th** gradual ing ••xerrisos of Hu* lenlh grade class of the Woodland high Ni-li*M>l will be given nl the M. . E..church Friday, night,.May 29, be­ ginning al 7:30 o'clock. Those who will n**'**ive diploma* are tho Misses f.din M. Wagner. Doris Mohler. Freda Bawdy. Cecile Eddy, -Emms Hopp, Huldah Eu|mr, Lula Gerlhig•*r and tirvffT*’ Waddell. James Ty-~ lor ami Walby Crockford. A joint niWlldg of Hie township boanls of WmMlltmd mid Casllelmi was hold aUWarnervIlle Monday af­ ternoon-Io art on a petition, for a drain traversing both townships. After henring the pros ami cons rel­ ative ♦heroin n .inolioii was ninde mid unanimously carried that the prayers of the petitioners he granl' •■*!. Maliinn ’Senior ami wife of Coals GiVjvo visited Mrs.-Cynthia Senior Sunday. , - Next Saturday autos will ho furn­ ished by tlieir owner* lb convey all Kotdior.* and soldiers' widows anti friends to Cemetery No. 2 where decoration services will be held. J’hose who have Howers are roqnosled to furnish nil |h**y can. The cars will leave for I luf cemo lery early. , ,• . Mrs. Cynthia Senter onloriaine* C. N. Potter mid son of Lasing am Mrs. Will Potter and two sons of Danville, who drove over in their car Sunday. Imly Maccabees Meet. The member* of the k 0. T. M. M. chapters of the county held their quarterly rally in Odd Fel­ lows’ temple on 'Friday, Mnv L. A. Eaton TiTeMilt'iit of ihe «.n?nnizTlirtn presiding. iVlmul 80 were • present. A business meeting was held in tire morning. An excel­ lent dinner was served by the members of Hastings Hive. In Ihe nf|ernoon, Hastings IHvo members performed memorial work ami the presortla'Jon of colors. A ihlsc*'!ianeoui program followed. Pres­ ent al the meeting were Mrs. Rncb,el Bailey, of Grand Rapids. P. G. Cand Mis. Fmma ApM-od of Luding­ ton, deputy of this courtly.-" Pennsylvania cily officials held a Mato conference at Philadelphia Inst week to discuss snow removal problems of next winter. Friday and Saturday ELxtra Full Size Gins* 39c 98c OUR TWO GREAT BARGAIN DAYS SPECIALS SPECIALS SPECIALS We have now over 500 Rugs-to choose from, all new small pretty patterns, and arc offering some great values. You never had standard rugs of­ . fered as low as these prices. Come and sec. Big line of fine Spring Coats in various colors, some.worth up to $12--------------- 97.Vo Ladies* and Misses’ fine Coats, sold formcrly up to $20, Friday and Saturday. 99.98 Ladies* black and tan Short Coats at.— 93«“o Ladies* Skirts, odds and ends, some worth up to $9.00, at only.—'—.------- 93.98 Ladies* or Misses* full length double texture . Rain Coats, a special value, at only-----9’*98 Girls’ Summer Wash Dresses, sizes 2 to 6. only48c Wool Fibre Rug*, sixes9»1-. in brown, blue and Seamless Hruneel-* Rugs, I test grade. 9x12. only 15.00 12.00 Seamless Brussels Rugs, best gra«le.MU»IOJi " 9.98 Seamless Btzasels Rugs. I»e»l grade. "xl». only 7.50 Seaiutees Bittssels Rugs, best grade. ««». only 17.50 Seamless Brussels Rugs, best grade. lll(X12 -‘ VxlJt Seamless.Wilton Velvet Rugs, special at... 22.50 Vxl8 Axmitister Rugs good value, at..... 19.00 Fia^s for Decoration Day, small spd large1_. 1c to 25c A great line ol fine Waists worth up to $2.00, at__________________________ *—980 Ask to sec our new styles in R. & G. Corsets ------------- _150c, $1, 92, $3 Men’s Work and Drcaa Sbirtx. •’<*.- values, at only... 3Uc Fiu» Dress Shirt*; negligee or laundered, at. «>c- or f l.'«J A new line of J-'our -in -hand Ties at only . .25c and -Hk Men’s Balbriggan I nion Suita, difletenl atylea. only 5Oc Men's »ingle-pieces t'ndcrwear, tine ribbed, well made.25c Men's tine Socks, some special fine Macro yarn, at15c Men's fine Socks in black or tan. at only - This Store Will Be Closed Decoration Day (Saturday) From 12 M.-to 6 P. M. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK. FRANDSEN <5 KEEFER Hastings’ Cool and Sanitary Trading Center Hastings, Mich. One Price to All Miss Fmi Thump- li 1,1 in G. 0. P. CONFERENCE I Detn.iin il'Sunday. . I«> Behling on husim TOOK MANY TO DETROIT m ■’" CIRCUIT COURT JURY CALLED FOR MONDAY .curd Monday. But t Adjourned I util U/AQIinilT U/RFPKQ U P HAOllUUl nfiLbUO Nl. b- ft. R. FREIGHT TRAIN : < mis TRAIN -STRIKE . Harper nrt*l Mi m>s|*iUu in hauiitinziKi. TRAFFIC ON LINE IS ENTIRELY BLOCKED TODAY line Hurl Except Hobo W*» Slr.dino Hille. Bi|| Croud Gnlhrrinu Louis Wardell **J l.di ,.Clarence Davi- ami danslllrr Spi***cli *!• imum-iiig tary Bryan mid ret*•i’r *d |o Hi*' changed altitude <tf Ik** mlminislni- .ilarlba Si'milijr jMWii.u-fid xru'rY Hint ii'-uly our imignilii-ieiil Igdaiiri Mi*, nhd Mrs. Jiilin Shrib*** daughter Dofix g*> (•’ lb*ir jslralion had been wiped oni Matthews. Miss ,Man-in Conkling am Miss Katherine Snoot _**f Ka iilArni. aslivillei Ihursday i-einniiiciLon tin* track. The wreck railrond old h*plibl(r. and Dr. Shefll**l*l of this cily. The firemen Were called Out Io reopoiiri to an alarm sent from Hr*1 linn* and was taken m the county aiiiiiuiiii'- lliiii-binan Houghlail**ii train eomiiimucalioii Telegraph this issue. Mr. ami ami purchased a resident*** in this cily. They will retire- from the farm mid - spend' tlieir remaining The prospects for n bumper hay rap in this section are excellent Illis year.- If y*ni.are iiil**r**sl**d in I he,purchase of a new mower, hay lire imitiiiK Hwcial mmiiisi Mr-s. Sarah I i-li**r was < Eaton Rapid* Sii*ir*lay l*» cousin, Mrs. I nk- Smith, !’**> tin* spirt* lid su<-i-< " of this quite* seriously xll. 'im*.**liiiu inurh rredll is due I Im lion A. .L Groesbeck, chairman of.Hie Itif-nldit-mi stair C.-pli.il C.nmnii- morning though no part Destroys Pari -of Daniel Mance’s uihcial capacity. llroidcm-c iyyl Damiiues Bcssiner Bro*i/slaiqjhlrr House. Pawing Muith-raxl of Im Olli 0 PERSONAL MENTION nhout half past, om* o'rlo* ru.*s*iay morning a small c *-aused damage amm'inling to nl hundrods nf doitanr to Hie rrsi-j ■tenet* of Daniel Maine ami slight Kalamazoo over Sunday. damage Busiunur Bros, slauglili-r Mrs. Wulrou: house. Willi a roar sounding like Fr.*.l HaiL who buildings ami tore away a porlimi of. (In* hous**. knocked down om* «»f Ills’* chimneys ami j*<-**l*-d oil a por­ tion of tin roolliig which was carri­ ed through a large liendm k !(*•*• PAGE THKPt iMU a. 1911. THE HASTINGS B goods. C.omi* and see us Imfor** y*,y buy,. Iwcause our prices will gramldaughtol'. .Mrs. Homer McDowell : day. ** Thrifty Chinese Farmera. ; fnliy op.-rafed Whtlo our farmers throw broadcast ' DBnurui, «t too 'harrowed narrowea j! • of -train grain on tbo Itedloii, i-.iiii*- Sunday fn.in Gram! handful* ratth. ott-nn, rid, t-ltora,., tn ,1|. lagliiR bird* and rodeiiU. tho ChinnHruckm*r of Clii- man. after furrowing tho earth with . Whit*.-w* rngo'last w***-k. Tlr*. Goodyear -was hi* wooden plowshare, without turn- |,,r*s nrrompaniert t*y h*-r dnitghter. Mr-*. tng It. CHimbfe* each lump In hl* Day fell to Doiinld VmiZii*-’«*f Detroit. bainlu till it lii llke fine powder. Thia |*av and v Mrs. pearl I->•v-iiuui of |4ui*>im* done, at planting time he walks alow- in ar M**i!ca ly down each furrow, carrying a grain I l.timll<ird • Miss Ultra Kinsey of Caledonia illness of In drill.'which Is a -marvel of ingenious LPmkrr_IJ**ii?** io returned Io spent Sunday with Hastings friends. simplicity. to remain for. Mr. amt Mrs. Chas. Wood wen- al their cottage al Loach Lake Sun­ *. Pliyllis ll< yiml/s. .her- nioth('orc for Stomach Disorders. i day. . Mrs. Mafie Fisher is spending Ihe lloymdds return- i"*. Th*- big pi*-*-** of Im landed nenr lhv railrond. Four trees wen.*] also destroyed. Mr. Manen carried insurance on nil nf his builditigs except his ri’sidence. Part of the roof from the slaugh-' C. J. Burch of Grand llapide spent ter house, a quarter of a mil** beSunday • with his brother. Robert ydmi, was blown into (he nvei. Burch. Homer Brooks of Charlnttc. in Restored ills Siuhl. slaying with his urn-1**. (). V. Slamm. (ana, who came to this city bliml tn Miss Eleanor Water-* of Cliicngo visit relatives is overjoyed by the .Morrill. stored by on operation iierforn’ed Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Herbert arc by Dr. Ixrwry. Mr. Huycke. who is a veteran of the civil war, lost one Plainwell. nf his eyes in bailie. Dm* your ago Mrs. Chas. Doyle Will spend Derhe ceased tn see with bis remain­ ornlion Day with her broilicrs in ing eye. When Dr. Lowry exam­ Muskeyon. • * ined Hie eye, he at once remove*! l-Tunk Ward and daughter. Miss calnrncls vkhich had rendered Use old soldier blind. * , on Tuesday. . Il**v. and Mrs. Belts nn* spending th** week in Grand Hapids Finds Holstein Herds (». K. Dr. W. Boyce of Detroit, a veteri­ ami Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wnnl. are cnnary surgeon of oi uh the*. federal reuerai bureau niireau ..... ................ of .animal indualty, Jia>-.cxamwetL ,a ■ ’*nn 5 P“F£!!h lilapids. ’ , - z .. a'number of Holstein herds in Bar• «*?.- «•• Sirnnns-of Bay ry county mid finds them'in fair , .......s' Nellie Rhnnns-of Bnj Cily Cii is ___ in;.... ■ .. . ... visi ina her rmi-oii«. Mr. and visiting cousins, and Mrs. condition. Bis-ofih-ial report has .. riot yet bi*f,n r»*cvived, but recom­ Carl Wemjnter. .Mr. and-Mrs. Nathan .liidson of mendations wall undoubtedly bo made. Ho examined herds beloug- Lansing Upeht Sunday witli Mr. amt ing to J. E. McElwain. W. II. Har­ Mrs. E. A. Burton. Miss -.Winifred Heffernon visited per. F..D. Cutler, A. Clyde Brown Miss Khlhbrine Cagn**y of Clover­ and Barnum Bros. dale over Sunday. . Mrs. Ira VnnVa|kenburg and Statistics show that Irdaud’s daughlen.Mrs. Katherine Bly. went fisheries continue to «derliiu> in to Drdroil. Saturday. amount of tish.landed and th*- num­ Miss Marion Powers of Grand ber oCmen and Imais engaged. Cap- ITapi*h ‘ visifed Hastings r«.-latives ftalists are displacing individual Saturday ami Sunday. ’ fishermen. Roy Woodi-uH of Chicago came Wednesday fur a Mvo .wi'eks visit BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. with Hastings friends. cam* upon foi’ 'emovnl, Charles A\*hh| r**e«*ived on Mon*l:iy seven cans . of wall-**yed pike fry whn-lnlie planted iii lh** lakes m*rl!i of town; Charles W. Mixer nrvived a similar mtmltey of can*. Ray lauig-loii. an employe of the Intermit ion.-d Heal ,v Us-k roinHUWr caught'iii* left hivndjn the im*­ ,* 1,ti*1nt ,if ti iiinehiiii* mi WimIiIi-s. day morning, seriously mangling nl***l''l“* Lowiy’s jifllci* for surgical trrat.i"'1)!’ '?JT' nietil. The Ungers’were lacerated. .m<| mu* of the bones o( Ihe ring taken to l»iStrange, Indeed! “For the making of blltiard-balla •••}• ... .... is r*'*-*,*V**ripg fn>m-n fire hundred ctophanla are needed every year." aflld the famoue big game luiiig broke anil hunter tn his lecture on India. “How strange," whispered1 Mrs. Winsome to tho Udy who eat next, “that people can leach such great beasla to do such delicate work! gon, whet past, two has a a ( -ition as fl*ivrwalkcr for Crowl*y-Milm*r. H**wa** in their employ. i**i nlwut iwo years hefiin* romiiig Imre. Tin* immy sorry t*» have Hmm leave Hastings. Win. G. B;U)-r uml his daughter. Miss Gertrud** Emd Bauer, left this "morning _ for l,>'i* rsbni-g. Monroe couuly, hi iiLti'iul lIm in*‘*’Ung of lln* alumni *>f P.*leisburg .high Mltnirl. Mi. Bauer had i•-•■‘•iveil an Invita­ tion from tin* Alumni Association isJhen Painting insist on j-feath & Milligan's Paint -Irmlt; Enid to .-illX two Scli-rlioiis. i’lilcr.-liuTg when her fattier was superinteiideni of its schools, and many of her relatives on her molh- Angry Hott Biles Child. son of Chris Clni'i*-mum. of Balti­ more. was nHa*-k*'*l by a t**-l dog on Tuesday ami badly bitten in the. right arm. Th*' •■hild’s . Ynollii-r. i -wlm was .visit ing gl Nicholas T<*ie«’»j horn** across Ihe road, heard the]" boy’k m-reiuns ami hastened horn**. cloje tin* laci'rrHimis villi stitches. Th** (log, which was p gift, was killed. • • N’o fewer than .‘•>0 conventions I have nlreiuly i»*i*n lHW>ke*l to .meetl hi San Frfthcfsco in 1915 daring Ih* progress of the exposition. &)hen fjuiiding insist on flauer flros..- Material «7/te /fastings dumber & Coal Co Phont 2S4 Phoiu 224 �fpEZSOMAL MENTION 1 AMERICAN POULTRYMEN MUST FACE CHINESE COMPETITION itno cmnui set- .. HTISTEffilKIffig not, in fact, carlty on tt a, no amount of sinfart of the believer Elrue. No engineer! a correct result, no .—tu* bdjT Berely he may have believed that n. processes weyel aomet if iS were not so in fact.) With" ream to many things ill VIRGU. O. BTHICKI.EH SPOKE AT may be tinla frtant whether thal tiling bellvw h true or not, bull IlEElHi IJPEHA ODUK MON­ with rnenect afZu H DAY EVENING. i t- b.-he>e , Ihi'uiM'lvea, irnrr- i""I1 lh’lr r''1*- ■ 0 This Store will be closed from 10 a. m; to p. m. The Subject of Eflo Exportation From Chfna Hcromr* Interest bifl on Memorial Day Since the Tariff Was Removed. Washington, May 25.—Shier, un. , ■ . . — . ,... , ,, <k*r the Demur rat ic tariff law, the Chinese are shipping eggs into this Decoration day ia al hand and we are prepared to wpply you with whatsoever country to compel*1 with the Amer­ y°a "“Z desire for this holiday. Wc are offering you a host of sessonable ican farmer, great interest lias been ‘iiSFV'X™ Yl'.u I i,en” ,or “drc8s “p” “ wcl1 “ for “ble “ very low price,. mamfcMed. in the activity among RESUME OF HIS LECTURE Chinese rgg shippers. things bfjioved with 'reaped- to The egg business in China has IS GIVER III THE GAMMER ho? inatterv, become laws that are taken on such activity under the Landing upon the believer. new tariff law that United States Consuls are making reports on il to God th**~I7nitrd Slates Govenirnenl. Al­ He Is Member of Board of Lecture­ In trying tn ^certain what con­ ship of the Mother Church of bert \V. Pont jus. American Consul stitutes religion the very first sub­ nl Ranking, reports officially that a Boston, Muss. ject to be ronsidi ni<i is that wideh big egg factory at Nanking is about relates to God. Every one must *>»“*„ ■» jpeopl"- Wllwrnl I" agree that a eprrvet im>ii'rslnnding Io In- eomidcled so as. in to nmm begin op­ Hi. >vh that Opera House— Monday mat ions this year. He ksays that I Heed r;.- ","m ,7*;' w...~z •■ven­ of God is ezsontial as the foundation I ,,™ ing. lorlislen ...dress to an address by Virgil; bv Virgil ,w -di.., «.I.| in ng™ "h.1";'!’,1"' •" "JteXjJL's?] of religion. . system of relig­ markel or collected by interior O. Strickler. C. 8,, on Christian Sci­ ious teaching that is founded upon Ho proved an interesting agents and delivered to Ihe factory ence. imperfect or erroneous concep­ speaker, and held the close ntten- an or l*> the expdrter. tion of God miMrt necessarily fall to We present bring to ita adherents the help ■The. important egg pnnhicing dis­ loiri of his audience. and trict of China, he reiibrls, com­ Uie following summary of his lec­ comfort for which they seek. Mias Janet Jenkins, of Grand Rap­ prises the Yellow River and the ture: When we look about us ami see the id# was the guest of Mik. .Margaret Yangtze River Provinces ami that It is undeniable that Christian splendid fldelily of men and women Troxel Mon*tay. . the season of greatest production is Science has healed many sick peo­ Io their religious beliefs, and then .Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. ftetxMiavc gon*1 fr**m February- to May. Ho says ple ami has brought about Ihe re­ see how much Buffering ami failure to Oxford. Kgxu to visit l>r. ami there is a local desiccated egg fac­ generation <>[ many who were Ihe they .experieam*, ami now far short tory at Nanking which purchases victims of sin. Among Hs member­ they cmno of attaining Hie good .Mr*. Ubas, llussell. * , Kellar Siem was in -BalUe Creek, <ggs much lielow the market price. ship are I hose who have been heal­ which they to honestly swk, il is a Wednesday evening, the guest of II*1 says this factory paid from ed of intemperance, of so-called fatr deductfon-niar Hiern Is some­ eight to ten cents a dozen last Oc­ chronic and organic diseases, as thing wrong about their underRev. W. J. Locklon, The entire balance of our new stock of Spring and Summer Millinery ia grouped in these two well as of maladies that were acute .standing of (lod. Mrs. Harry .Walldorff is -spending tober. For local sliipping. Mr. Ponlttn or functional. It has healed others No tiffenso will In* given, there­ special lots at £1.95 and fa.95. This includes the smartest and laret styks of the season. Every Ihe week in Eaton Rapids taking: fear, unhappiness and fore. by the aUteim td (hat the av’ reports that i*ggs are packed in of '* sorrow, “ Imllis for rheumatism. single hat r^w this season. There is a wonderful variety for you to choose from. We can hardly similar diseased medial conditions bamboo crates with saw-dust or crage person has a very imfeltnite Lucian Willison ami J. Grace descri.be to you the many attraejive features of this said. You mt^ksee foj yourself. S|- nt the week end with the fnnn- straw. He say# they are canned al that often cause more suffering ami nod nelmlcfaB comi plmn of tiod; If Nanking mid. Hankow by a foreign distress than physical disorders.' you were to ask a dozen |x*ople to cr's mother in Assyria. Jhi/'Aro tfou on Display in Our Uindou. In every case of Chris! mu Science tell you who and wh.it God is. you Miss Etta Hubbard of Middleville roriMirati<iiifcaml shipped to Europe. visited Mr.-. Margaret Troxel Mon­ He says be is informed that all healing, whether the disease Was would gel a dozen different answers. grades of eggs and all kinds of do- chronic or acute, physical or men­ There are some wti*> Hunk God is a day anil attended the recital. ■ Mrs. Millon Stewart of Marshall msulicalud fowls are used for this tal. the cun* was brought -ulxml person.. How many proitlc there was the guest of Hastings friends purtsise. liefrigvralion service, he without the use of hypnotism, men­ are who, wlieii (hey kneel •fawn and says, can Im* obtained from China to tal suggestion, drugs on any mater­ close their eyes, ami reveredlly ami reialives for the week-end. Mrs. Lucian Willison and daugh­ th*1 United States. The Hankow ial means, and entirely through the pray to God, have in mind a fierson, ter Inez, spent ihe week eml with factory mentioned above keeps in application of the spiritual and <»r a form.’ or an image, to which operation through the year by nelaphysical leachings of Chris* they prayl And how many others Mr. ami Mrs. Ed. Bolo in Morgan. there are who think of-God as 0-be­ W. J. Field of Chicago spent from lianflling game, poultry, feathers. Friday till Monday with hla wife Iieans and skins. The healing of Ihe sick, however, ing of anger and ivsentnieiiL, wlio Skirts are becoming more popular every day, and we are showing a remarkably large assort­ Tiie American Consul reports that is -not the primary purpose nf rends failure and suffering to I hose ■ and daughter and oilier relalivim. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Garlock are workmen 1 in lhem* egg factories re­ Christian Science. According In who displease him! Ami tire (here ment of clever and stylish skirts at very low prices; spending a week's vacation with th*1 ceive । nlMiut ten cents a day, thus the teachings of this Science nil not a great many others who think This week we.have picked out an assortment of splendid skirts, regular >5.00 to A m 9R former's pan-iils al Grand Ledg*1. 1 making it clear how the Chinese are sickness and disease result from er­ of God as a being who lives in 11 | $7-50 values, which we will oiler for________________________________________________ W Burnell*1 Mon* of the M. A. C. able 1 Io ship eggs to America and ror and fnlse belief, which an1 far-off country called Heaven, and spoilt Sntiinlny and Sunday with compole < with American fanners summarized ns sin. ami when. Hie that it is necessary for people to I Came Gariy and Jake If our pick with no duly on eggs. die. and go there, in order to sec | his sisters, MisAs l*la ami Jennie 1 error of belief is destroyed by the truth which Christian Kci**«icc im­ Him? - Clark Sutton, who has b***-n visit­ These are only a few of the in- I parts, the disease disappears. ing relatives here for several weeks Christian Science, therefore, tem-h- correct irtdiefs wlucli people enter- I returned tu Tustin. Mich, oh LOCAL NEWS **# that the cause of all .lisense-aml tain about God. ;; Thursday. Yet, aU Ihe while thal |>eopli* have fl sin is mental, tun I mil physical, ami Mr. ami Mrs. Peter Troxel ami that tsotii sin ami diseas*1 may be gone oh believing Hire*1 erroneous fl two sons of Gram! lliipnls came cure<l by one and th«* same meta ­ Mrs. Hester Kielh has begun the things alxiut ChmI, Hie Bible state- fl We wish that every mother would take the time to look over our line of pretty dresses lor the Tuesday for a viiuLwith Mrs. .Mar­ erection of a liotise on Park street. physical process, namely, by the menls. concerning him have been I garet Troxel. girls. There are so many pretty and distinctive ideas and the,quality is so good that it hardly High fop shoes rut down Io Ox­ substitution of spiritual truth in iperfectly plain. ’ The Bible says. | Mrs. Grace. Hemer ami baby <*f fords, <55c,. Ludlow's Electric Shoe place of error and, false belief In the seems as though it would pay any mother to make them. Our prices range from . for instance, that (God is Ixtve. ami, n Recil.Cily came Monday for a visit Shop.—Adv. . human consciousness. since He is inlinitv. In; must be in- II with,her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. J. ihiil*! Love., Christian Science says, II Mr. mid Mrs, G .C. Palmer are “Ye Shall Know tin* Trtilh mid D. Zagelumiei1. therefore* that inlliut*' Dive cannot || moving into Miss HoreJIa Goodyear's The Truth Sludl Mala* You Free” 1 Charles Bacbellrr, master of ll is recorded in the fall Chaptor be 1 the author of re il. either in the | Hayings Lodge. No. 52. F. A A. Al­ liuuM on Broadway. fonn of sickness or sin. ami that", no K ia in 14int attending the meeting of ' There will b« Memorial exorciff- of the (iusi»ri of John (bat U|mhi one :matter what oiiemay think nfaitil H ■ s at the M. E. church nt Dowling occasion when Jesus was being liarthe grand Ipdge. evil, it must be a< counted for in || W. R. Cook. Henry Osborn.'A. A. next Sunday afternoon al 2 o’clock. assed by the lawyers and theolo- 1 other way than as being a part U ' Anderson ami John Ketcham alThe Finance Keeper of the L. O. gians, who. were plying him wilh some | *. jfcill .. >■ la* at ll court house questions and seeking to entrap him of 1 Hie creation (tiLCod. leaded the llcpulilicaii meeting in ™* T. u M. M, The latest things that are being shown in RufRiDgs, Silk Cords, New Stylo Guimpes, Ruffle by Ilia answerxlle tumpt to n grottfv _ l b.- Hdili furttee. discloses that | Detroit. Tui-wlnv. " Saturday —afternoon ^,a aa unial to not. only is wvc, bul is also | Supports, Lace and Embroidery ■Flouncing-for Camicole or Dress, Fancy Combs and Braid Pins, Mr. ami Mrs. M. L. Gook and Mr. make rollertions. of his folfowers, who wl*re standing God 1 omnipresent; If that is so, then H Neckwear and Collar Sets, New "Buttons, Beads and Jewelry. and Mrs. Hubert Cook visited Mr. Will send another order for near, and said to tlied| "Yr shall 1He is everywhere, for that is what 1 ami Mrs. Robert Marshall of Prai­ Spirclfa coraels 1 May 301 ll.—Mrs. know the truth and Ihe trulli shall the word means. He tills all space, || rieville, Saturday. Come and See Jhem, Cur Styles and Prices are Right Francos M. Tower 12V Hanover SI. make you fn'i'."’ In all the Bible 1 Mr. am| Mi*. Frank Jones ami Phone 103. call befoA; V a. in.—ndv. there is3M> statement of greater im- 1and iff in one place in precisely th*1 |j degree ami lo precisely the If s*>n of Bailie flreek Itaw been Hie purtance to mankind llxuii this ut- same 1 Tte Carlton L A. 8. will serve u itorancr of the,Master. It pre- 1 same extent that He is in every || KUerts of Mr.' and Mrs. M. O. Ab­ imhlie supper at I lie home of Mrs. scribes the remedy for every huiij- other I »acs- that not ,4.r: lift' place. itol! part of the past week. 1 ’s thought alsive the cmicept of Mix. Geneva Hayes was। stricken Will Nash at Carlton Center next air" ill. Knowledge of 11 thing must one 1 slight ly with paralysis fiie laller Wednesday. Every’ tmw invited lo come -through the menial ami not u ! limited God? And is il not plain attend. thal so long ns people hllUeve in a Light weight cool garments that will give satisfactory wear. WA feature the very best makes through (he physical, hence, ac1 part of last week. She is consid­ " All who ar*1 interested- in Cream1 cording to the words of Jesus, man- limited tied, who is limited, as to 1 erably improvni in condition. such as Munsing Underwear, Wayne Knit Hosiery, “Kayser” or “briagara Maid” Silk Gloves. Mr. ami Mrs. Half Walk. r of Ms Separators, will fa1 interested in C. kiml will be deUverOd from SIU. His form, dwelling ulace, or gnodAll styles and sizes complete. ' ■. Angeles. CaL and Miss Elizabeth' B. Betihmu's advertisement on page■ disease and death not by doctoriijg 1iwss. they will continue . to suffer Mr. Bonham sells1 Hie tdiyaical. but by tilling Ibe men- ■from limitations—limitation- wilh Fitzgerald of Bellevue- were guests !' of this jssue. l<> life and Lhv duration ! of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clarke Thurs­ th*1 Butterfly separator on very easy (al with truth. If lids statement of respect farms.. Head his announcement. health, strength, mental caJesus was true it follows by irresis- thereof, 1 » day. success, love, spiritualily Mix E. M. Hoyt left Tuesday foi Home made ire cream and cake1 tible logic that the’enslaving con- imcity, I every good thing? Christian EIjii.i. Obid, ,md will in.ikc her will b«* renwd Mrs. George Ifart- dilions’ from which humanity suf- aml 1 makes plain that humanity home for the summer at her hy's on NiaT Welhnuii's farm Fri- fern must fa* due to th*1 Iwllef of Science ! Beginning Monday, June 1st, this Store will close every evening can hope to be emancipated from daughter's, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. *lay evening, June 5. There will fa11 something whiclr is not true. In 1 at 6:00 o’clock, excepting Wednesday and Saturday Kaley's. a -ten cent fairgain ••uunfar for■ other worils, if (he lime is over to 1the,curse of limitations in any and of there *lir*i* tions when men Mrs. Alice M. Shultz S|H*nl Ihe grown ups and a live cent fish pondI come, ns Jesus has declared that il all 1 wohien shall have given up week end wilh Mrs. Barbara McCal­ for children. AU invited. will coin*1, when Hits knowh*dge of and 1 lum at Shultz and Mrs. Elizabeth Passed |o (foe higher life. John1 Hie Inith shall emancipate human- I1 heir-false In-li- fs about A limited and shall have learned the Hinds and Clara Brown -at Himls Brown, uf valvular heart trouble, al ily from its bondage to sickness, sin. <l(Hl. 1 concerning1 His nature mid Cbrm*rs. 1 tlm home of J. G. Kirchner Tuesday• unhappiness, poverty, uld age mid troth Mrs. Arthur Valid** Walkiw, Mr. nfteriHMoi. Funeral services will death, vich reaults can only lie <clia racier. Christian Scienocu Ihurofoh', ami Mr*. <•«>.- H. A'aud** Walk**r ami be held gt the horn*1 of J. G. Kiri-h-. brought-about when the knowledge a ralionBl and demon­ Miss Esther McGuinncsr-of Knt.r- n*-r. S*«. Eitzl St., irastiffgs, Friday1 of <he Iruih shall have displaced pleads.for I umferelandiug of God in mnzori attended the funeral of H. May 20, Interment 1 Gold Medal Coffee, 30c value, per 16. in RutlandI ami ilrolroyed tout Of human rims- strable E* re of theoretical and speculative Huuunomi ou Monday last. ciousness), the belief of that whibh I reinotery. Mintas Rio Coffee, fresh roasted------efs about Him.- L —--6 lbs. for f 1.00 There is no ••scape I Newman A. Fuller, of Ran. Fran­ Mr. and Mrs.-Thomas A. hyan nf. ts not true. cisco, who recently n*lurmi*Lfn*in Jackson, formerly1 of this city, are, from this conclusion. Mrs. Eddy a year’s' trip around the globe, ( Christian Hcience shows tlial il is Runkel’s Cocoa, 10c tins, 3 cans lor25c Quaker Corn Flakes, fresh and crisp, Ihe very proud parents of ptz H tin* effect produced by Truth oper- । Soma day all mankind will rerogma«l** his Hastings friends glad by Koinds four 10c cartons ...................................... 25c nize the imim-a-uraljlo service Hud baby girt, born May 21. Car-, tiling in Hit* 'human mentality, de­ Runkel's Cocoa, 25c cans, eachf.. _21c paying Uiem-a vimLlvI week. has rendered to humani-j This makes stroying suiM^rstition, false and vi- Mrs..Eddy Cliarb-s Rogers nf Seattle, and ■naletfa Izola Ryan. jly by her discovery of Christian Baking Chocolate, 'A lb. cakes. 21c Puffed Rice, 15c'packa4c 2 for 25c Tlnwwlot*' Rogers-of Oaktaml. CaL Mi. and Mrs. Wm. Tuttle, ffifi W. i uni- telien Hint mu^t ami will Science and the establishment of Jello or Triphosa, sny flavor 3 for 25c Walnut Bt. great grandma and Fancy Peaches, evaporated, per lb12c arrived «m Saturday afternoon to grandpa. Botb babe anil mother. »ome day emancipate mankind from |the Christian, K>-ience inovemeiil. *'Chcf" Mince Meat, vc?y fine.. .3 for 25c Savoy Pork and Beans, 15c can for10c ntlead t.fa1 funeral of tli**ir falher. iHind&ge to sin, disease and death. ■ Through her teaching ftho Ims ele­ Best Oat Meal, bulk,.8 lbs. for 25c Hiram Rogers, •who was buried on are doing rficely. Ultimate Truth Old Tavern ilccts, 3 lb. cans, cache10c vated religious understanding from Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Clarke enBunday. Gloss Starch, bulk...7 Iba. for 25c a theoretical to a practical basis. . There must be ultimate truth ■ l* i rlaim i *I.A ’ ei i y tdeasanlly mid in ­ Relish Tomatoes, 12^c cans, caph10c ’ Mr. ami MrJ. Jay WHson am! White Crown Caps, fit any Masot She lias taught the world that it is . .somewhere,and when it is appee: formally fbi 4 Mr. and Mrs. Half Wal ­ sons John ami George accompanied Sailor Salmon, pink, per can10c ,35c haodtNl by the human mind it will Ihe mission of-religion'to lieul peo­ jar, per dozen, rin^s included.., Mhs FJvira Burnaby horn*1 frdin ker aipl.Miss. Fitzgerald Thursday[ emancipate of siokness, sorrow, unhappiness those wlio a|tpreheud il ple 1 Lansing Friday for n vLsit.wilh Mr. evening. The decorations wen* of. fruip iMindagi! to evil. Christian and Special Discount of 25% on all Bulk Seeds. fear, as well as to destroy sin. 1 nti'i Mrs. (Jins. Barnaby. They lilacs. Mrs. A. C. Brown and Mrs., Science asserts.that ultimate truth and has so clearly defined the pro­ 1 L. J. Goodyrar. assisted Mrs. mcitond Iwck Sunday. by mean* of which these re­ God and man antfAtodr cess * diaries Sutton went Io Grand Clarke. Newman A. Fuller of San1 concernimr may be .i eomplishe<l us to refat ionship is rvvtraled by the sults 1 Rapids Saturday to ,visit Mrs. Sul­ Francisco was among Ihe guests. , Scripluros, and. may be gained by make 1 jt possible for every one to A very pretty weddiijg look place . ton, who has been in Butterworth pYove it for himself and thereby lo person when the Scrijiluros 1 al Ihe Baptist parsonage Wednes ­ lin.|dlal for II weeks. It is ex­ heal himself and others. Christian ’ are rightly interpreted. pected that Mrs. Sutton will soon be day morning, when Burle Gillett Science is applied Christianity just iMoums. O— Zlnolwnu. . Difference Between Belief nod Miss L. Ixmise Smith were unitable to return Io Hastings Department Store as troiy as engineeringapplied Jo-ond Second They were al-, Those from away who attended «s| in marriage. mid Undrrsluudinu ' There is no mys­ - lb-1 funeral of Mrs. Maud*1 Shea tended by the. brother nud sister pf1 »Il is sometimes difficult fQr peo- mathematics. floor । floor tery about it, and when one does bis Phone $0 /tastings, Mich. Bunday were Mrs. Billie, Kelver, the groom. After Ihe ceremony U>e |.I.- (■! umlrr>land to* icligiou can work wurrelly. according io its Mrs. John Parker, II. ,L. H. Milli- bridal (dirty, accompanied by Rev.• heal sickness and destroy sin, bul ।role, healing and regeneration must lo-iis. B. F. H*inderson am! wif** ami and Mix Bells motored lo Irving,• the wools of Jesus make it plain. follow. Mrs. F. U. Perkins, ail of Routh where the wedding 'dinner wa, serv­■ Hltjce it is through a knowledge of hi the Bibb* John xx:i7) we rend 11' inl. Ind. ed.' The groom is a nephew of Rev.1 Utt* trulli Hint these results are nr- ।that Jreus said (<> Mary, "Go to my. J, R. Framlscn, • of Rarim*. Wis., Bella, and resiiles |u Irving. The' compludied the imiMirlunl thing for brethren, and say uiitu them, 1 as­ ' rrturm-d faxiir ou Monday altar bride Is from Eazt L*«Hoy. They' each.one-u-to HaiiFmi under stand- , cend unto my Failier, and your intelligence and harmony ur*« in the truth nfaiul God and man. and' Drath of Mrs. Moeirs Horn. viziting his son. A.• lK. ' Frandimn. - wiH make their bom** in Middleville.1 ing of troth instead of being aaliaFather; ami to my God and your spirit ami n*>l in matter; that- nil >if their refaliumdihu has revealed n Mik. MO!U’s Hqni of Raltiindro 'Mr. _Frandii— ’h 'fs'-in -------- his-75th I year where Mr. Gillette,has the posiljou 1 fled with mere belief about it. In God.", । Also in I John, iii'X "Betov- Ins ijunlities ami attributes are de­ perfect divine Principle! dial gov­ and i- «s|itor of a Iroilsn newspaper of operator 111 the dejipl. other wools, in order to And out । lnwnship died Satunfpy morning In llaciue iiuwhich lhcre are. LHJizi Mis- JulwA. Davis g:.v**-imHd in- how MtigloD can destroy sin, aick- •sl. now an* we Ilm sons of God, and rived’ from Spiril, ami that «*very erns mankind* and tins proved that .V' !v1 , o’clock, aged 70 years, I Danes.’ iW IraV-hwn • in (his coun­ teresting mresage-v tilong muHionary' nessHind nil sorts of evil condition. it <fatb 1101 yei HpitearrwiiaLwo shall fnnrttnn ofjthn nul man is »iym- Um* truth Uugbl by JuMM-i^^-mni and 7 days. ’ Rhe hfifTilWii try 27 years, and in spite of his age lrn**s at Hie Baptist • hurcli Tues­■ It is Hist neceszary to gain an un- lie: bul we.khuw' -cliat. when he < d by lhi» divine Mimi. Man, there­ fifle, and may b* <|emims!rated In-l otWH» ar in panr health far many yeats, but shall Appear, we shall be like him; fore, exi>re#ses the divine nature, day ns «>f old Io deliver the sinning. "* ' w> * ’ 1 day iiiglil. Quite a large audience1 deratamling us ip what is religion. for we shall see him •» he is.” Bt. and hence ho is the image *>f tiod, sorrowing ami suffering from their seriously ill for just a f<w weulu. had gathered lo hear h**r. .though1 To gain the benclils proinisiKi in the 17!, ami as such is.perfect and immortal. oppressors, to set all inonkimi free T|ie husband and IhTve children ' laird «C Thanks—To the friends the night was unusually warm. Her• Bible to true believers it is peers- Paul uls»i wrote Romans survivo, Charley ot Uojroit, Ermol “ The Spirit itself Iwareth witness from Imndugc io evil, and tu estabThe material mnu Is not the like ­ and neighbor s who rendered us help irieMoge not only charmed her• sary lb get rid of that ^liicb is erut Jolmslowh. and Alice ot Barry. with pur spirit, that we are Hie ness of-<iod, for matter caiulht be, HslT the kingiloiu of God on earth. any sympathy ■vr during’ (he sirknes*. —**-=7. hearers but greatly cnliKhtcimd und I roneous in religious belief ■ and children . The funeral was (icld Sunday from «»f God* and it children the image of Rpirit; ' He is th*1 false 1 •frufll and burial of pur father, tn «4imufated pray., practise, a mJ Io ascerlaiu what ebuMuiiuisicu those mow prereul prencin to w pray, lb** Buiimdl church, i-onduded by llien heirs; heirs ot God. and joint concept of man. and th*1 sin, disease Mr. rIzmir for, his comforting work mid “ ' .... .. rfqr ~ “ ’ '■ ■ stitutes true religion. mnl r give more 11— w evanToll Bells Mrniorial Day. Rev. McCue. Burial in Cedar-Creek heirs with Christ.” ' and death involved ill Hu- false, rmti-dg. »o <tw singei*. and for the gelixaliou of the world. Tho cen­• Then- tire many who Imnestly As pari pf the local observance Those who attended tho uliful flowers .sent, we extend tral (hmiglit .of her inessaie' wasi think tliari il makes no difference ■ Christian Science demonstrates rent will disappear as false inmlAl of Meiimrial day. the iwllx of this cemelery. funeral frmn away were Mr. and the troth of ihese Inspired slatc- beliefs are .Itssolvml by truth. The tlml Christ died for the whole! what, religious beliefs they- enter­ CidemMii of Hasling*; Mr. and Nr*. J. H. Bow-*-r -ml world, and Hot one little purl of it,, tain, so long as they are sincere in inenls. .ft make-,, nvallabb1 us a ; malerial belief must give place to city will be lolled for livu miuub’s,' Mrs. beginning al 12 o'clock. JJir, F^iis- Mrs. Uti Bergman mid daughter Family. 7. -•■ • Family.. ami (ha He has placed the respou-■ them. A inomcnl’# reflection, how- prerenl right and poeslhilily mail* Hie spiritual flic! in r»«ry easrf; • copal'Indi will give the signal for ami Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkes of , and that ’pheritam e as ifa; son and heir of Mt. Mtd Mrs W. E. aildi 's:bi xtbiitiy Out of I lie amtdilu.fa of liv.r own j al? Hie ron^ ..it ii ,.> oiher ..il...,, ibelfa ,..ii^ ’to fa* ........ ‘:‘y;on us'of giving to others Ihe• ever, will show thht mjeh tlmory is <*od by showing (hot Ihe real man ‘ Baltic Creek. .. -- ..------- -Family. I light thaj th some one efic has brought1 pernicious and deslructhe. for it it created by God i» spiritual and not spiritual understanding Mi*. Eddy -----------------------, -------- -—. perfectly plain that if a thing u material; that his life, continuity, has tragslated into human language । Bkoner Want Adz Bring RwuiU.j --BANNER WANT ADV& PAY.Alien Johnson was in Battle Creek Saturday. ' ’" • ■ Mrs. Andrew Myers spent Bun­ day ami Monday nt Shullx. Mrs. Frank Adams and son Hamid are visilii|g friends in Big Rapids. Mrs. Maria Swlrnr is spending th*1 week with her non Alvah of llutlan<L - Mrs. Herbie Morris spent Sunday ami Monday with friends in Kala­ mazoo. Miss Mamie Sisson of Freeport .•visited her sister, Mabel Sisson Bum lay. Mrs. Floyd Davis of Batik* Crook sjwnl the wwk cud with Hastings irtativ**s. < Miss Miirgucrile Hall uncut Sun*lay with Miss . Edna Sheehan in Ypsilanti. Mrs. Frances M. Tower wasrin Kalamazoo and Plainwell on busi- '1 Special Memorial (desk *Sale of Radies' and Children’s Jammed Summer /fats TWO BIG SPECIAL LOTS Jtll values up to $4.50. riQtf $J,95 Jill values up to $8.00. riQW $2.95 c Memorial Meek ^Specials in Judies and Misses' Skirts Children's Presses for Pecoration Pay 50c to $3.00 /fot Meather JYovelties Summer Underwear. /fosiery and Cjloves TE Meth Sumin Holy Co »hi|> an 'flirt Tir Next and all Ings Cir ebrutioii both of in a spit the two All fron bring it ucviiinn the Use ro. All of the Tim ■will be Tlie Dii G. Hoyt H«v. Short Hous*1, <*( di<> wolronu Holy co commur Suiida Chart ■> NOTICE <■ Memorial Meek (grocery Specials ...<25fc %&\toeickqenant G Hiede\^&. The luMik all irtvt service Bunday. The j nt Itl-Jt - to-com until af Tim p �Straw Hals That will Please You In Every style and Shaoe Especially pleasing are this season's new straw hats. Every man looks best in one certain shape and style of hat. We are quite sure that we have just that hat for you and you will find the price as pleasing as the hat. If you are thinking of a Panama you should see our large assortment. or of a fine Cadll An effort is !»«»-.g u»a<b- to organUe in Hastings Ibe mhi» of Veterans. < Fisliermru are reporting some excellent catches of pickerel in the lakes north of town, • Local fishermen arc reporting some, unusually godOfiatchcs in the lake* north of town. Mrs. J. K .Maus fall down stairs in the Odd Fellow bril Friday even­ ing, severely bruhtUB herself. 8. D. Joy of thia oily, has sold his photograph studio in Na*h\ille lo William Giugry, of'Dayton. Ohio, who expools to take possession tins Mrs. Marian Goodyear and Mrs. Squires cnlerlaiaod the "5tU" Club Tuesday evening. AU Ind a pleas­ ant time. Miss Louise Potter, d-mght>-r of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Potter, wlio is attending tho slate univer­ sity, ba* been elected a member of Wyvern, the junior women * honor­ ary society. The members of Un- Kalamazoo County Y. M. C. A„ who will enjoy a two weeks otiling al Lower Crooked lake, west of Milo, intend to pub­ lish a daily paper chrouicliug events of camp lifo-i James Brown, of Onmg'-ville, who is master of the Orangeville inawu* ic lodge, was in town "ii Monday vi»iling jiis «laughter, Mr*. lx>uis Sliulter*. en route lo the meeliug of the Grand Lodge in Flint. At a meeting of ,tlro Hastings Poultry Association on Tuesday ev­ ening, a judge will iro selected for Ibe next annual exhibition, the.time for holding which will be determin­ ed by ihe time whetuthi! Judge can come lo Hastings. Tiro annual reunion of the fam­ dress and this will be followed by that they all may be made perfect ous Old Third • Mlebigan Infantry will lie held in Grand ItapKl* on lh<* Sunday school. June ii>. ihe member* <d th. r,gtLet us remember that next Suu* nro.nl residing in Hasting- are Coun­ day is the last Sunday that thBaptist Church Neu*. Methodht Episcopal Church. ty Drain Commissioner D. E. Bird­ preaching service will precede th<» Hev. Russell IL Breaily. Pastor. Thursday evening nhidweok sell, Merrick D. Reed. Kainuel Gar­ Sunday school. prayer and praise service, 7:30. rison and Philip Bayne. Sunday May 3t»t. HrJki a. in. Beginning Suiiifay Jupts 7. thb Mr. Horman Soifer will lead. The firemen wore va!l*-d out by a Holy.Communion. 7:<ift p.'ni. uor. ship afid sermon, “The Aligns Of Sunday school service will comSunday school. IQ.D0. The Chil­ small blase in the home of Ed Pow­ Till’ Times hi Society-." dren's day preparations promise to ers, Thursday forenoon. It was ing at eleven. Dd u* not forget make this the best ever. unnecessary lo throw water. The Next Bunday morning this church this change- and aj*<i renromber nnd nil Ihe churches of the Hast­ I hut Sunday Jinro 7th will be Girl* Morning Worship. 11:00. Ser-i blaze originated from a spark ing* Circuit will unite for Ihe cel­ Day. who will have special ’charge mon by pastur. - Musin by choir. which entered an open window and ebration of Ihe holy coimnunion, of Uie program. Speeinl solo, "Ono Swwliy Solemn lodged in a chair. ’Hie damage amounted lo a few dollar*. Ixith of the pastors officialing. This Thought.-" by Mrs. Keller. . The AdventiaUk.who wanted to The order of Nervico for nvxl is a splendid time for the |u.*ople of hold tlieir state rneimiunenl in this Hie two pasl.oral charges tojni’eL Sunday i* ns follows. rtipy the latter part of Ihe inorn- city again this. year, hare .decided 10:30, Preaching. ■ All from the country, who desire to ittg worship. All Christian* are to hold the gathering in Charlotte. bring their dinners will find ample - I2:oo. Sunday iSchool. 'rl"M'l. invited to participate. li^ceplion The citizens of Uie EaUm county accommodations in tint basement, •!;?* • Endmvor. capilhl gaye Uieuf 35t* The Adlife use of the table.*, and the kitcliYoung l*rople’s Meeting. 0:30. 7:3H, Preaching, subject. “Free­ veutisls preferred Hasting*, but in­ en. All th" peoplu of the Cire-uil ducements were not so strong here are urged lo lake part in Hus rally ing a Giant." A Icsnoy from the' Yoke Fellow Rand, 0:30. Sunday, evening wrvice, 7:30. as they wens in Chart'‘tie. of thu two chargro. We desire to. urge every member Message by ppslor. Mrs. Keller Charles Freer-attend'd a* repreThe third _0UBrlerly Conference the church and Sunday school l« will smg. The choir will also sing. senhitive of Hasting- I. O. U. F. '‘Will Ih» hold Thursday, evening, this of The evening service will close lodge a meeting of llro Grand En­ be present. making strangers feel wrek. Tlin /wrvire will begin nl welcome mid enjoy themselves in with buplisins. campment of Oddfol low .-hip Irold at 7So, followed by Ihe Conference. Tiirsalay' evening coUago praynr Sault Ste. Marie last Wok, i-elurnTiro District Kuperinleiident, Dr. J. meeting will be Irold nl* Lbc luuns G. Floyd wi|l be in charge. Prraby Icrfam Ctmrcli. llial Um Hifioke fron/ Ihe forest . Wednesday . afternoon. ^JJO, lad fires was so dense thal (he steamers Montlng seivicc al tO-JU; Ser­ Emmanuel CJiurch. iu .Mnckinau strait* were compelled Wednesday afternoon, mon by the pastor. Evening praise Hev. Curroll L. Bales Rector. Ladies Aid Bodety will meet al the to sound constantly (heir fog whis­ sen ice al 7-«>. . Sjrocin) musical Short informal service in Parish selection* in charge of Mr. Kuenzel home of .Mrs. F. J. Belts, 335 W. tles. House. Friday * evening al 7::M|,and hl* orchestra. Go*pel mroIn spile- of (he threatening weath­ o'clock wills talk bn ’'The Cl Hl re III *age. The public i* cordially- iuviter on Sunday morning, scores of of the Find Days.” All conligllyl,i*t. pwiple visited the lakes along the Won Fifth Prize: welcomed. ... . f The Indiro of the churvli gave Ultle Kai her inc Barber, daugh­ C. K. & S. By- mailing the opening Next BUnday Is Whit Bunday. UmrH. I(oy| n fHmndl party al H Many eolty al Ike ter of Mr. and Mi*. Arthur Barber, of. tiro resort season. Holy communion Hrftl a. m. Holy ; cmircn ,.|lur,.|, Monday aflernon and nnd Mira Mi aumuay onernon recciivd a check Weilnosday from tages have been built nt the vari­ communion nnd sermon, W.:3i> n. in. Edith Ijalicock <in —a »few —— well cfiuMn (he Ralston Food Go- St. Louie, Mo, ous lakes-and this -asmi will find Sunday school I2:(M>jii. word* pn*iu*ntrd Mrs. Hoyl in !*•- as fifth prrte in a development con­ many more taking advantages <»f Even song nnd address, 7:30 p. in. half of tiro Society a tine linnil bag. trol covering the tliree i non th* tiro cool- breezes •luring 'the hoi Chart talk for Sunday sclniol, Mr*. Hoyl him been an ncllve work­ from December 31' tn March 31. vrealht'r. The resorts al Gull lake 12:10 p. m. er in th>* -eburrh a great many, will open on Sal unlay; year* mid *ht> will bn much niltwed Hit’ contest. and Mis* Katherine is Mrs. Cora.M. Gregg, aged 28 years, ladled Bn-tljecu Church. I by her large circle of friimd*. She lo !>■< congratulated upon Uie- excel­ wife of Fred Gregg, and mother of The Church With a Welcome. left Tuesday momlQE for Elynn. lent showing made. Uiree childn’ii wa* declared men­ ■ C. W. Ballou. Pastor. Ohio. - where she xvnj .make iwr ially deranged by Hrs. Shetlleld and Kellar and committ'il lo the state Look here dear friends you are home wilh her dmighler. A large numlHT ofiww books are hospital in Knlamaroo on recom­ all invited lo attend our church mendation of Probate Judge Mack. service and Sunday scliool on ilexl bi-in? purchased for tin* Sunday tfon for seagoing vessels la Intended School IJhrary. Saturday. Mrs. Gregg had been act­ Sunday. to keep a person fairly warm and dry ing sirangidy and j-ufTensI from The preaching sHirwjcfi will begin al Kl'ju o’clock and we waul piu out in. full force last Sunday a. m. for >evcral days. hallucinations. to-coni" in time fur Ilia! and stay for tli-- animal Memorial *• ia ire. A* a hound puppv belonging to I lie pastor *|n>ke mi "Will Id until after the Sunday school. , There are 8,87(13111 Jews in Ell- Herbert Hammond lilt one of the Tint pastor will give a special ad- -Union'.' from tho. prayer of Cbri»( teone> ehlldren. and »how<*l signs of un­ natural coudur.L Llu: natter re­ ported tn the. cily .aullioriliCT, wly> authorised Dr. Van VeW»r to kill the auimjil ami send d« hyd to lli<; laboratory of Ibe stale university for annlyitiH. Dr. Van Velaoc say* Iro does not think the d"g was suffer­ ing from rabie*. ironside Brothel's hkve been un­ usually busy this spring witty their large amount "f work. They have recently placet! Uro following jobs: David Marshall of NashWlle, a pound monunroiii: David Lgndia, Woodlaml. a I2.(*m pound monu­ ment; also .fine oiro* for Henry L. Howard, ' Rutland; John Acker. Prairieville; Blakeney anti The Hastings National Bank receives its charter directly Geo. W. Coironhaver. Riverside. Irom the United States Government, is directly under federal Hiss Beatrice Howne, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Bowiro. formerly of this supervision, thoroughly examined by government officials at least city, was united in marriage Satur­ twice a year, and required by law to make public reports of its day morning nl the Imine of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin HanclieU, of Grand condition under oath of its officials and sworn to by three direct­ Rapids..to Mr. I»mi McVey, of Tren­ ton, Mo. The r-ri-mtmy was per­ ors whenever the comptroller of the currency may dictate. formed by- Drill Francis 8. White, in the presence <d the immediate relatives and intimal*- friends. Mr. and Mrs. McA'ey will reside in TrcnIpjL . — Willis Thorpe, aged 26 years, Ihe former resident of this city who was arrested in Chicago for desert­ ing hi* wife and lw" children, wax is in this strong National Bank. It” gives you not only the ad­ liberated on Friday through the medium of his imdlii'r who resides vantages above mentioned, but brings to you an efficient, accu­ in Horton. Sir- d'-p(Jaited a cash ImMmI of Kjtin a* security for her rate and prompt method- A business man's prestige is greatly son’s appearance for' (Tiki, "Hi* increased if his commercial account is placed in a strong Nation­ brother is also here from the west in his inlereals. Mr*. Thonie and al Bank like this, which is the only National Bank in Barry Ibe children are residing ft» Middle­ ville. County. Tho Hunlcr's and Ffagtwyien’a fluide published annualnr by the C. K. & S. Railway is now tn circula­ tion ami h one of I lie lies! ever issued. II is nicely illuMrated and contains hoiw valualda informatimi for sport smell.Th-- matinal for the book was compiled by- Charles A. Welsserl. of this cily. The Irook Only National Bank ia Barry County Hastings, Mich. also-eonlaius a synopsis of the (i*h ami game law*, that will be ieapeeijly Appreciated by WgU lake tlatitmen. We Close on Docoratlon Day irom 12 io 5 Morrill, Lambie & Co One Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan THE CHURCHES Directly Under Federal Supervision Place for Checking Account Hastings National Bank Spring and Summer You Will Be Delighted With the Pretty Things You See at Our Store This is a great season for Flowered Voiles, Dotted Voiles, Plain and Flowered Crepes and Pretty Linens in White, Light Blues, Lav­ ender, Pink and Green. Our .shelves are loaded with the tastiest summer necessities lor ladies and girls—everything for the ward­ robe—Suits, Dresses, Hosiery, Muslin Underwear, Gloves, Parasols, Laces, Fancy Collars, Corsets, Silk Underskirts, Etc.. Our Stock of yard goods for Suits and Dresses is complete and we want you to see what we have.before you buy anywhere else. We arc always glad to have you call and look over our stock and we will treat you with every courtesy Wc have a big stock of Pineapples for Canning They are very fine grade and we are idling them at from 90c to $1.75 per Dozen J. T. PIERSON & SON Phone 9 Department Store . Hastings, Mich. Etud Rolland IV. C. T. U.“ CO.AT8 GROVE. The- EaM Bul land W. G. T. I1. met Mr. and Mrs. Grtirge Jordan nf Hastings visited Conte Grove fnends Wednesday afternoon .May 30. The over Sunday. Splendid Talent Briny Dcrelopcd president iianiiNi th« supci intendSchool r.losiii |ast Friilay -and ihe teacher. WrMvr Hasting*, trnated By Pupils id Mrs. Mutuan t and Mr*. Addie. Perry are blower Troxel. •Stipl’s.: Mrs. C. \V. Hikes for Moth<•!•'.* .Meeting and Evangelistic Supt.: gram and a line time was enjoyed. by I he pupil* of Mr*. Margaret Katie Bigg* Literature Supt.; < »»r- 'Die teacher also ga*<* the scholars Troxel al (hr Presbyleriah chinch trude Baughman. Bed Letter Day IsMiks and .Air*. (Alice Chase, in i'eMonday evening wa- well attended hnlfryLllro schiuil. presented a nice and was n very enjoyable one hi Snpl. " clock jo Mr. Hn.-tilig*. hear. Mr*. Troxel is developing Mrs. C. W. Higgs and Mrs. Aildit A large crowd attended the fun­ * ■ .iu <1 ■. I... I liv* It... aoiiro splendid lab nl in Hast hie* tb.ri'veral uf^Mrs. Amy Miller, which was and several, voices were heard Ibul promise much for yir fuluro. All divaso I nronde-cs- on I»>rali m 3 o’l-hrok. Mr*. Mary Woodward of Ihe liUUibura were given wilh a Itay. Collection for Howers 23 "f-Dutlon preaclurd the ^Mtnunb ilni*li Unit placed it . utirely mil nf i ••nl*. ' ARer^lliu business nroeliug from the following text. For I the class of tiro ordinary pupils re­ a program was carried .out by lb- know whom I linve believed, and cital. Following was the program. I'Ksidod. Tppir “Mothers bay.' uni ^persuaded Hull lie is able to Orchestra. Some very good selecUoiM were k*g-p that which I have committed read by Lulu Waters. Augurta Wa­ unto Him auainst that day." _• Tim. lore. Violin Obligato, Mr. Aldlnuh.l lers, GiTtnillc liauglmiaiu Then 1-12. 't he W. C; T. U. attended in a Gertrude Potter. body and laid I die* "f Uro valley on . My-Soul, Carrie JaroUe-lhmd— H-re.-hng report of Hw cntMtty con*; ttin raKkot. A!r». Mittrr wnx a ilcar Harold lumipmaii. volition. She was ^iven. a rising <dd Indy, full of kiiidproM mid t'brisv , ; Ariel, Kent-Madeline Brown. vote <>f thanks far in1: splendid re- linn love, nnd will iw greatly inisy ‘ rod t«y her large eirclo of friend* lint Set'll — Vcnnn lletider.slioll. will- he al Hie'home or Mr*. Ger­ The Sweet Scent, of Ihe Mignmi- trude Bai'iKliiiiiUi with __Mr*. Ella daughter. Mrs.. Emily Barnum anti rlle, .Hamilton—Pnhlinr Ktnre. Bmilh a* helper. This "will In- a family. Those from, uwiiy who nlThe Lark.*. Leschelilzky—Leoua Flower Mission program and tight funeral of Mr*. .Miller EXCELLENT RECITAL WAS GIVEN MONDAY EVENING ••••id* each. pror#i»d« lo en yn-thr n urnudMm of Pontiac. Mr*. Minerva Flower Fond. -Thw- i* far enough! Payne, a niece of Mendon, Mrs." ahead so ymi all ran plan '•• get Downs of Sunfield. Mr. and Mr*. gucrile Matthew*. Frank Richardson nnd Mr. and Mrs. Grand Valse Caprice, -Enpelinun— Albin Richardson of; Jaiiirobavn. Mre. Hut lrWaite. Mr. and Mr*. MrCrmtcn of ImlLon . a) For Evermore. O'Hara . b and Mr*. Blakely nf Grand Rapiiis. FIXE LAKE. When Day Is l>one, Sterling—Enid Bmier. \ Tuesday June 2, at Ihe home of .Mrs. - , Out Where the Breakers* Rpar, and (kiltilo ground i* lining propar- L'-iiah Wood. It i* Flower Mission PCtrto—Ernest Fejgtmer. day. . ia) Prelude. Hm'hmmunotT. ;ld air. /.'-ner *em nt.* meu miu leum _ i.-rnv »vn Pierel tc, Clieirimade Jane I Jenkin*. Whisper And I Shall Hear, Piccot- to Gull lake on Monday after It load h,H TH ’ ASILE*<’> .V,1’ of tiro iirorry-Bb-rtfmid to Iro *et up .. u ’> '» i-F- (>mn Iomini—Mr*. Nina Tiimarsli.’ mi the play grouii't* acrO** from Mr*. M< B*dh and Irene Harmon Soverighn Protector, Oehmler— the hotel. | "pent Saturday imthl find holiday ut Mr*. Allie Butrmiub'. Zarli (laid who fora nunilror of „ .. . : . Hungarian Concert Polka, Alfoldy ,rar» l>»< I1X.-.I •moimiw lh.' !»-• ro ll ?"‘l family -K-n InI., in u.l MSmilll, north ,1 —Fanron Faster. tune ha* been *ulfenug from can- • n ,u.'/ - .... — •--• or. al In, h...n.. ..I, SUI..U, 'T®* l-jOin'l' of B»rr>Boanl of- Education. . : vill" spent llmr*>by and Friday Special meeting of the Board of morning. Education May 23. lull. Present ' Cllffbrd Bush ha* Ids cottage [with her »tst«v MF*. Emma HayK'-t^am. Edger, Chase. Brousyn. Lo-* «' >•*»("• W* Shuller*. unl‘J Sunday with The following leachei j were rec­ ford built a fh|e brick chimney for! .. . ommended by Supt. F. E. F.llsWorllr. Uro «mne mi Monday. A. G. I'.wl ...li.l Slfo won- .it III, ’»•»• f-.’frt’rkms ter Knw Miss Zorn Lemmon. Domestic. Sci­ . ence. salary. MtJtE Miss.Tillie Rm- l.k.- over Salunlw niuln »nd |.ml !‘,™f “»** '-fl'r onion. !** '1UL¥? T gold, 3rd grade, salary, 854K); and Mr. of Sunday, returning In th" G. A. R. ,. ?*’?• ..... E. Roger.*, . high school, ... ..... .. hmtory. service* at Ihe laberiHicb- m Bal-• h., virtlwi »t Art UBtU Vein English ami .xdlilcUca.'-aalan'._aS0. He f.reek on Swplay afternoon. iip m . m). Upon innlion by Chase, siipimrled' litsefiTtooiTTTroffiers uiiil'JrkcRrt XDRI HF AbT K.ALAMO. by Bronson. they were elected; Ayes li IM- begun Uie vm-iion of one of their exp'-cted cottages al pauhna Mrs. Will Nichols is vwy »ueL Win-L. Shull era. all. • Secretary. Beam). - The young p<*>ple of this nehriiDr. C. <’.. Bfaith ami Henry Stove iMirhixxl spent Sunday at ThomapImlli of Bedford are erecting cul- t'le lake. i*k>-^ mi tlieir !•-(• •■-•liv lots al Mrs. FL White a»Iio has been vis­ Shore Acres. iting at John Tyler* returned to features la marked. Broad, fiat noses Mrs. Mary Smith* ts coulhied lo slier home mi account of illiross. are usually accompanied by large her be<l for file greater pari of Uro Mr. Sanford of Charlotte has been taoutha and thick lipa, while well-pro­ time.- Mr*. SmiUi's Hear iroigbl»or a>5i.*ling Leon Bromberg m plant­ portioned noaea generally hkvo finely Mr.-A. P. King, misAKF hi* 83th ing e<irn returned home Saturday. J'dm Parker of lunvell. called ou cut moutba. well formed eyebrows. and hirlliday on Thursday Ui&-2|st. Frank llartlg one day last week. There will Iro a meeting of ||n> Edwm Tyler is aick.__ . prater, front an artistic point of vtew, 1 Win u.-vman I* ill small. atxaltht notei, not too hijU. city Council on Friday evcnuir Charles Polls has a m,w Buick; Ruble Briggs called ot Lausing amrapoudlng with the Greek Idea!. aulo. relatives last Saturday. . -Enid Hatter. Mr*. Tiltiiur-l^ �THE HASTINGS RANNEH, MlV IQ "PLAT BALL WITH HASTINGS” ews of the Sports 30 These Two Towns Ortnfnly Ought to .Make I p and Play Hall -Again; The newspapers of-lhis cily, sev­ eral weeks ago favored settling, if possible, tile differem-es lielweefi ChurloHc nnd- Hastings, in order Hint both town* might play- bali again. Here is what (hat live pa­ TO per the <’.hntiolte Republican say*: . “The Hastings papers have suggesir.i in very respectful languafm that baseball ndatimi* Im .resumed with Charlotte, Tim Republican Is in full accord wilh the suggest ion. VISITING WHISTERS OLIVET COLLEGE HERE Wil son IlOfflJS f08 OPENING GAME GHANI) RAPIDS AND HASTINGS rig PLAYERS ENGAGE IN SP1IUT- CROWD EXPECTED ed contests OPPONENTS CAPTURE BOTH HASTINGS TO PRESENT CHAflLOITE PAPER SAYS middS^I^G M mMdleV -I MAKE GOOD SHOWING George Davi- and George Viet** nnload.rt a car nf IH inch tile, for Hie Drake Drain, last wwk and ■TWO-THIRDS OK THOSE TAKING drew Ihftn'oui t« Ihe drain. They EIGHTH GIlADl! EXAMINA­ drew 41 al a load and one of them, TION SUCCESSFUL was weighed and lipped Hw -*•’ il»*» nt 117 poynds. Home loads lliosc for average eonnlry roads. A. H. Bell hn* becir handling larait NAMES OF PUPILS qunntdies of hen fruit of.late. He WINNING HIGHEST AVERAGE hn* commenced candling and buys on a quality, bart*. ' . Will David of Detroit, for many Diplomas Will Be Given nt lhc Field Day to be licbl Grand Rapids, was here im Friday calling on old friends. He has a hi June. tine Job In the cily of Ihe straits: . Below will t»e found the names of O. J. Dietrich “f Grand Rapid*. *!><*nl Thursday and Friilny wilh (he oho hundred and ninety boy* his brothijni, .M. A. nnd C—-II. of and girls of Ihe county who were this place. L, . successful in passing the reepnt M. A. Dictrii h delivensl a motor There Iwitl at Gun Laie mi Friday fur M. eighth grade' examination. wore two hundred eighty appli­ S. Keeler. Mr.* Marr and family- are very cants for diplomas nnd hence nlmul busy cleaning and gi'Hing ready for two third* of those, who wrote uvni Ibe hotel furnilure. which they ex­ successful in jlieir effort. pect lo arrive wry soon. The- diploipns . which will lie Mrs. Myrtle .loliiwon. living just granted to Hi.«e y'uung pimple will south of the village, passed'away admit I hem to tiny high m-lioul in on Friday, aftet a long illness. Sin- .Michigan without examination. II leaves n large • ircle of friends bc- also-entitles them to free tuition to -idi-s numerous relatives to mourn. ihe (•xlcnl of Iw.-nty dollars to any Funeral was held on Monday nt the bigh srhool in -Michigan. residence, burial al Grand Rapid*. Approprialo excc.'i*.-.* are to |h» Dr. L P. Parkhurst of Grand held for llirse young people nt Hie llapids wag in flu- village on Friday, fair ground*. Thursday, .him* I, l.eseeing to the repairing of his storr ginning at ten-thirty.' Yod nre cor­ building and plaring same jp-shapy dially invited lo lie present nnd en­ fur ibe new tlmaiU. a-piclurv tdinw. joy tlie (’xvrclrt’s tntuspurls.iif Hie afi<r hOCHL ago. whereby hi* left wrist was Miss Fslnn Winslow, of Ihe Kings­ broken. It fa still quite painful but ley school in Barry, wroh- Ihe sol does nal detain him from huitlnoss. of paper* lluil secured Ihe high­ J. L. Broughlxn and wife came est average; R being 895. Harold down with Dr. •‘.••ykendali, in his Burf.ee of Uir D«-llmi school was .1 nnlo, on Saturday and sj.ent the day with friend*. piT cent. France* Van Hom nf the W. K. Lciblcr mid-wife were the Prairieville school ■ and Ned Vim gdests of E. F. and Mrs. Blake Sut- Vulkenburg nf Orangeville were unlqy evening. Ihird wilh an average of 87.1 p<*r Mrs. Fannie Bmidlbdd of Grand cent. Rapids was the Saturday guest of The highest markings in the sev­ lier mother, Mr*. D. Hagers. eral subject* were carnol by the •lames Whitney <•! <>ra,nd Rapids following students: for many year* a resident of this In Arilhmrlic—1st, Harold Ihirvillage, is the guest of his niece nnd peA, Di^ton school, irt per cenl; 2nd. family, Mrs. A. J. Johnson. Win. A; Ray. Calkin* school and The hotel people have arranged Imrcn Smith, iTairtcvillc. 91 per a very pretty flower Ins) around the parch which add* very milch !•>. lii Geography—1*1, Lewis Bailie. the appearance of the hotel. Their WellOllle Co| lien .■M-hool. ‘.«< per goods arrivtsl >>n Monday nnd are refit; 2nd. Liwrencc Benedict, Chidbeing placed. . <*r n game of IhiII fa not very credit­ VERY STRONG LINE-UP able to either, mid especially |n lhe town that rent*.*.* to consider any i-niiipromiM*. . Our private opinion Each Chib' Rcpn'M'ntcd hy Three Management Annminres. Tcnlaljve •mbllrly expressed is. that tiny unI'iase/I rommillee would relurn n List ol PhijvcH Wilh Srvrrul Teams. VisiloiS Entrrtnineil ut v.-rdicl in favor of Hastings after Changes in Vlrn. Hotel Barry. hearing all I he'proof. Di«flii*sing entirely the gam.- that ended in a Play ball! In the contests on Tliursday even­ A big crowd i* exprcled to see row. Ehariolie did . .........to play ing. ihe members of the Grand Hasling.* pt Hartings the following Htislings.team, which Rapids Whist clnb succeeded not Tuesday, and didn’t even send our only in retaining the Furnilure Cily neighbors a collect telegram that trophy, iml also in carrying away our club would not be there ns with lhem th<* Knight trophy, which promised. Certainly, play ball wilh the Ha-tinu* club won in <>iand Hastings anil setlle'lhe disp.ute like Rapids several weeks ago. true sporlsmefi.” W'ilhout considering the- slate That two cilie* like Chariot I e UlLeTcrt Thursday evening was tlie most im­ equalled Dial of this year. ' It is and llnstuies -iw> of lie- h'--t l.a-.portant ever held in this cjly. Three expecled that the attendance will ball towns in this state—and nvighteams from each .dub played for i>e larger than in other openiug Ihh* at thal - should let such n each trophy. The playing was MMIjo games, owing to tlie flue conteslc* small imilt.-r spoil athletic, reltinf the llnesl ever aven here. Tin- which these lennis have always llnns Is tidii-iikriH. This difficulty, which lias deurivc.J thu fqns nnd .visitors won Ihe Furniture t'.ity played. Tim msuM^rnieiil. -of Ihe- Kwai tropliy by plus U-iiohiIs; the Kniahl trophy by plus 5 points. • team have used the greatest.cate in first class Tiase ball, (.light l<> be Hauling* will probably not rhnll -••heling g list of player,*, whom adjusted so that games may nl Neither, cily lenge Grand Rapids for the trophies l h.-y think will provide 11 a* I i lies once be scheduled. unLil next fall. .The visitors had tip* witii the- lh*sl and rleanesl team, con afford to mis* playing hall with advantage over the local ptayerrlie- which ever donned Hastings uni­ • cause I hey could pick their 21 play­ form*. All'week Ihe candidates for replenishing Ihe treasury is con­ ers from a chib memb«ksliip of Cm, IHisillmiB have been working out al cerned. The demand for games be­ while the locals picked theirs from the fan* ground.*, and the commit-; tween (lift two lowHs is so great (•'<• are gnutly pleased with'the that future mannkemeiil* of faith :MI memlM'ki. teams will probably nvcr.liM»k the The visitors came in flvt? moior showing made. A great deal ha* been said in di lllciilty and resume relniioij.*. cars, arriving abmil ddock. They were enlcMaimhl with dinner fhest* culunms about ihe players, WJiy wait until then and deprive nl the Hotel Barry, Ilieu-onlesls af­ who have appli-rt for position*. Charlotte has admitted owing terward taking piacp m tho hase- Don Bril, the niaiiagcr and princi­ pal pitcher, will derive on Fridny llastings Un- Mini Of. money in .dis­ merrt. • liighl. Until he comes,, definite pute. and Hie alw»ve article.from The scores follow: Ihe Republican admits Charlofle”* annotfncemenl of llu> entire line-up Knight Trophy—Hustings. cannot In*, made. The provisional doing a contemptibly little piece of Roberta, lenili. Woulon, Foster- litv-up'i* nnnotfhced as follows: business in IxMiking n game with First base— Miller. ‘ Stamm, -Si^vernncc, Hurst, Still— • in tin- day in question, 'nor sending Second iiasr—Beck. . Idus 2. any word. Doubtless this was en­ Short stop—Eek. . Olis, Goodyear, Chidester, L. * Third Ikim*—Wetzel. gendered by the biller spirit shown Bauer—minus 7. mi the day of Uie •’hatlle.' but il Left field—Hutchens. Gael Rock an-iv.sl home Friday Grand Rapid*. Hirer- was none ihe less inrnn am| conevening, he hn* I...... working in lemidibh*. Gibson. F’fey, Delamater, Palmer Hut just because Charlotte has Utah for some months and was tak­ Hight field—Michael. —plus 7. been narrow minded mid grci-dy. is en sick there and waS glad tn get < talc li< t— Kralxmlllcr. Meeker, Rowlson, Weinegrr, W. back to Michigan and home. Brumler—plus 8. George Cook <»f the Prairie, who Highbee, Doty, Scliopps. F. Brumha* been poorly for some time is ler—minus lo. M.le to Im* ' dujvn ’town greeting scalier even into lh«* darkest places' SPORTS ANO PRIZES FOR Furnilure Trophy—Hastings. friends again. of earth. llu- lessons of liinurty. Bauer, Morrill, Ostairn, MyersHilaries Baker has bought a Ford EIGHTH GRADE FIELD DAY square-dealing. and those civilizing minus I. c . . jiilliii'iii-f-s flint lend t<> Irtiild ut> a auto of E. L (hmyear. , • Huffman, Hayes, Stebbins. I Kiylo—■ (bs.i-ge Kraft is packing bis higher manhood nnd a noble regard •mipus L household rood*, preparatory to Hubbard, Ironside, Pryor, Barber I.am-111 Mcrrlianls CoiUrihuIc Lilrral for fair play. We send million* moving to Harbor Springs. nml millions nf dollars every year Prizes For Athletic Contests r-minus 7. ’ Ed Johnson'of Irving has rented into darkest. Africa and uncivilized . Grand Rapids. ut Bi(| IU»llv. China, and rnports say that we arc Ihe house-oMMhilcd for some years WePth. Ok ma,' .OwnnoF, Page— by George Kraft and will soon move urogram oi evems iof iiarry «.o. plus fl. into same. He recently ptirehascd Eighth Grade Field Day and C-oinF’oote, Chinnick. Torrey, Millet — missionary work at ;i\i expense of a Ford giilo of E. L. G.myear, mid mcncenieiiLExerriMiw on June L plus 8. will assist in burning up the road.*. A. Brumler, Risdnlr, Reher, H.iz- . .The following prizes- have been a few paltry dollars. Tin* Char­ ju*t as soon ns he oan keep in the generously donated by the nier- lotte conscience has already coinnnl—minus 5. , umneed to “prick," because the hall road. chatU* of Hasting*: Charles Schondetninyer mid An­ team' of our staler city has agreed -3<ryard dltsh for WELL, HERE WAS A JOYFUL to come here nRd play a game of drew Wieringn went to Grand Rnpball without expense. That's a plain idg on Tuesdojr to close iin a deal. EVENT FOR HASTINGS HIGH en by F. It. Pancoast; 2nd. prize, one admission /Joseph Scott, of Clarksville, visit­ of«guill. box Of candy by (). A. Boyes. Bul let's show that we can over­ ed his sister. Mrs. IziVern Cobh 100 yard dash Imys nyer lo—First prize. *1.00 in trade by (ivorge New­ look “littleness" nnd.contemptilne- over Sunday and called 0» some of Hustings Defeats Nashi illc St tn 5 In ton; 2wk necktie l>y Grant Otis. ■ nesjk- Let's rise above the ’’money’', his numerous friends here where First Local Victory in proposition and say nothing mon*. he was in business some yCgrs ago. The carpentoni have Ion) down First, |Kirasol -by Frandsen A Keef­ ■ aboyt il. If that policy is pufwM er; 2nd,, st ring of beads by A. B. we Indicye I hat in the course of Hie balcimy in the Pnrkhu.irt \loic. The word joyful does not *xt>,-ev Hedrick. lime the conscience of Charlotte preparatory to fixing same into a • the feeling which Hie 31 to 5 vic­ . 30 yard dash, laws under 10— would is* so pricked that tho peo­ Vandelle. tory of Hastings high over Nashville Flirt. Buster Brown hosieiy, Grigs- ple of that city would be looking us Nearly every. cemetery lol hag high produced since Ihe contest on i.y shoe Btoro; 2ti-i., Hastings pen- ui> ohd bcggmg us to take the mon­ lieen mown and the most of them Tuesday afternoon. The wgy Has­ iiiml. C. E. Hni vey. ey with good interest added. Al have. he.-n beautifully decornl -d . , tings hit the ball was immeililiig Giris’ Egi: Race—First, luinubag. least we. understand that Hint was- with potted plants.' Thu observ­ ..Minidi rfiil and shameful. Tim vis­ by -J. T. Pierson & Son; 2nd- I lb. ihe way the broad-mimted [sdiry of ance of DecorauQn' Dav ha* done itors bad an al tack of .« nneHihig. of candy by Chas. Sfierwooil. this country has worked nut among more to place our cemeteries in any oilier Throwing base kail long distance tlie Ignrotles in .the Pliilippines. good Vondilipn than for ijoys—1-irfit ?I.'W in Lnule by G. and we surely shnulRJiope for jus' thiug. Mrrt Thompson left on Monday I-’, Gliid.-I.-I ; 2nd, b.i-e ball by New ox good results nrarer home. Even Charlotte has a splendid citizenship for Big llaplds to look aflei liis Polalo race for girts—First, pair that (loesn’t uphold the actions of farm interests near Paris. • it handkerchiefs by J. S. (hmmI- it* ball team in not paying it* . Several of Ihe K. of p. hoys went venr Co.: "-'mL’pair hair-rlfdions, by “honest debt*"— and that “Is'one of over to Woodland ■ ftnd intended tin* hopuftil sign*. No. we calJ’t af­ lodge on Monday evening. A fine Mrs. Merrill. Clucken . rare for boys—First, ford to he small-jifflrbecause Char­ time is reported, ns in usual to those occasions. ’ _ licture by Walldorff Bro*.:.2n<L I iot |e has been. Th-- Masonic lodge is preparing Let's overlook tin* past nnd forget are collar by F. L. Fairchild & Co. , Bicycle race—First, pair of hi- the difference nf a few dollars, lo entertain their hrothers front i-Veiiing. tru.rtinifalo fiiltire enlightenment tu Caledonia mi Tuesday inrtill into the Charlotte consehmcc About -in nre expected over. pm-ket book. Can el h & Sl.-bhiii*. The post office 9n,l barb<‘r simp *Girl*' bull throwing—First, l»Qok, such a |ov>* of honesty nnd fair pUy, thal il will lw* glad to come building has.-fieen^reoeiving a voa! A.-E. Mulliollaiid. of paint'and some paper nt tin* Relay rhe- i.-am of eight—5 lb aero** With its honest debts. Let’s forget the few dollars. Lei's linnds of the owner, George Davis II will look play hall. Between the two cities and Charles McPeck. Jamieson. cleaner, if tint vary artislic. let's hear that, welcome call “ Bat ­ Base bull game—fee cream sodas Middleville will observe .Decora­ lo winning team. J. W. Armbruster. ter Up." tion Day. a* usual. Rex-. J. T. Hus­ ted nf.. Grand Rapids has oeen se­ THREE GAMES OF BASE According lo some recently com­ cured to deliver the address, which. BALL HERE NEXT WEEX piled alatlitice, tho moat chemical and medical discoveries have been made school will O' usual lake an active j roSABtyby mon of forty yeara of age. Forty- part, and Ihe program In a good one - Ashville Found the Ball Red Hot. (tantesfa Wilh Strong Trains Book- four Is the age at which a poet may from Marl to finish. Turn out and honor- the. Old Soldiers ami the expect to do his best work; soldiers Flag as they .-.hould M honored. cd for Tuesday, Friday and which we hope they art* not always and explorers tend to distinguish themSaturday. , afflicted With-they found the ball Man’s Highest Duty. too hut. The leathre which is UMtidSccrelary Roy LaForge has book­ Jy caught, was very elu-iw for the ed some .-seeltent gahies for next at forty-eight ‘years of ago the, com­• Prophet words are profltable. Clear, • *a**,vil1* team, Who. were bent, n Jiy week-, including one-ghtw on Hatji'r- posers and actors am at the summitl strong, brave and unequivocal utter­ tt higher score than any Nashville day for,tlie. factory iiien and fnrtu- of their powers; politicians excel : anco ot the highest truth one knows team was ever lefAr.- beaten by ers. Tlie game on Tuesday will lie flftydwo years, philosophers at f»Wy-■ Is a dear duty owed to God and tho Hartings. Hyde wan replaced in tho with Pdrlland; llm one on Friday four and humorists at iMty-sIx. These fifth by McAVlib, who was unable tj with the Kalamazoo Indrjiciidi'nts; figures preach patience to the young.। world. IxM us have men aul women who dare to bo Indiscreet, If need be. stay the awful batting streak. the one mi Saturday wilh the New for truth’s sake. No need be. for Nnsl pitched a, good game fm Way Motor CotnpgDY'fl team, of truth’s sake. No need of our time Is Hartings. The few runs the visitors Lau«ilig. Thu first two. games will greater than thta one for single-eyed made were du.- to the fart that the T>F called nl 345. The Kalunlny Seeds not sufficiently ripe will float borne luam loosoped in the last few game will Iwgin nt 2:30 b’cloek. In water, but when arrived al full ma­ souls who seek only to dectaro the Innings. The score: turity they will sink to tho bottom, andJ dear counsel of god, heedltM of conHarting*. ibis Is proof that they are good to| sequences to the existing order of Cubs lo Play in (siledonia. . Nashville things.—Exchange. Batteries—Yost and Eckard!: The Hastings Cubs will follow plant. Hyde, Eastman and McWha nnd their tiine-hnnored custom and piny Hyde. in Caledonia on Memorial diiy. The Liberty. (tafafontans have strengthened tlieir Liberty la tho right to do wbat the "Never marry for love where there Active representation of em­ team, and they expect to give the taw allows; and Jf • cltlxen could do le alto money; you will be bored to ployes on dtreelorie* of American Cubs a hard battle; Tinker, who wbat they forbid It would be no longer death. But never marry for love railroads is one of ihe demands tn lias hsd Ihe “goal" of Ihe Caledonia liberty, becaueo olhera would have the .lie made by a federation now being leaui in previous games, will pitch marry Jor money where there is no launched in tin* country,Ur include for I Im Cubs, who will line up us same power.—Montesqulou. love. Also, never marry without love injtn asooctaljon 'all of Hie 2X100;- •follows; Tinker, pitcher; Lautitsi railroad employes of nil grad<-4 Itaugb, third: Wellman, first; New­ Boy scouts will act as inspectors or money."—From •'Pantomime.’’ by . all system.*, and to be entirety ton. second: Leonard, abort slop; L. and thus aid. Ihe Pittsburgh city G. B. Stern. !atc from the Amurican l i-d- Warner, renter; G. Warner, left; faiard of health in cleaning up and m irf &&U . Herfingluu, right; Garland. c«|chcr. keeping X'ican. BANNER WANT ADV’8. PAY. CUPS BY VERY LOW SCORES . In Grammar—1st, .Medn Leinaar. Delton si’hool, Ort per cenl; 2nd, Henry ,Cole, Coals Grovd school. Harold lturp<*e, Delhm school) and Cbsme Bruudsleller of Ihe Ix-lton 1914 BUICKS ALL SOLD AND DELIVERED Wait and See the 1915 ■ Announcements HASTINGS BUICK CO BASTINGS, MICH When thinking of Fine Furniture remember our store and by compar­ ing our prices you will find it profit­ able to buy your furnilure in Free­ port. L. B. RUMSEY Furniture and Undertaking FVNKKAL IlIMKCTOH. !>•» or rffabt Ciita, Freeport Michigan Why the Farmers' State Bank I* Safe High finance is a term that is not included in the vocabulaxy 61 thi;, bonk. A blink'that is conservatively managed in the interests ol the depositors and stockholders has no element of speculation in it. Our re­ sources are kept sound, nnd we always have a wide margin for safety. Under such conditions, no matter how unstable the Wall Street system nnd no’mattter whether crops are jtood or bad, we are safe and our depositors know it. These conditions give our pa­ trons a feeling of confidence. - ' ' In (Jill Government—1st, Ralph Wood of (he Coals Grove school and 4 % on Certificates Alfred I'llt of Hie F.agle school in Assyria, 95 tier cent; 2nd. Howard Berry of the Lincoln school and MIDDLEVILLE, ' MICHIGAN liuby Arnold of the Culver school, •Xi per cent. In History—1st, Ralph Harper of the ItusseH school. l<8 i>er cent mid 2nd. Lyle Harper, brothers' 97 per Albert*Conklio, Dowling, R. I. Izmh Otis, Hastings, R. 1. cent Karl 1‘almnticr. Prairieville. Oeir Ctirtis. Middleville, R. 3. In Spelling and Orthography—1st, Edna Detker, Woodland, R. L . Uwi Payne, Hasting*. luiwrenciBenedict, ChidesleiBernard Peck, Hastings, It. 8. school, l« per cent: 2mL Edna John­ Laura r. DeForraat, h. i. Lloyd Pender, Middleville, ll. L son. Brew school, 9t> per cent. . Elizabeth E. Dt'' Vrou, Shelbyville Alla I’ifer, Ih-lluii, |l. 3. In Reading— 1st, Gladys BoWerAlfred Pitt, Assyria, ll. 1. mnn. Gales school; Johnnie (sx>k. Cleo Dbsler,. Delton, IL L Elualieth Pill, Assyria, It. 1. Little Brick school: .Mildred LatliCIHTotd Duluiis. Hastings, IL 4. Chloia llagla. Harting*, It. 5. ■ rop, BarryvRte scIkhiI, .loseph Mil­ Ellb* Dukes, Hustings, It. t>. William A. Ray. Doster, IL 2. ler, RyMttll school; Beatrice VanClifford Dunn, Bellevue, ll. 3. . Ida iloliin-rni, Hastings. ll. 8. derbrook. Edger school. 96. iwr Lillian Edger. Hastings, IL L Kenneth Roush. Hastings, ll, 2.' cent; 2nd, Pearl Campbell, Whitte­ ) Paul Rupe. Woodland, ll. 3. Ila ElliMoix Naehvillu, ll. 2, more school; Edna Iteckcb, Friend Mitude Eno, Nashville, II. L ' Florence Sc hnciderr Woodbury, R. school; Ayle Gulcheiw. Hosmer . iloberl-Fvrr, Doster, (l. 2. scIkhiI; Sarah Hmimmnd, Durfee Wilber Fender. Woodland, ll. 21 Clifford Schnurr, Middleville, ll. I. school; Clarence Higdon, Barryyille Isi) Foley, Hurting*. II. 3. / Feme Scobey, Hastings, ll. 2. school, Josephine Igtwrence, Eagle Gladys French, Dowling. II. 2. Cleo J. Seam, Lake Odessa, ll. 38. u-limd, Gladys Mowry. Cedar Creek. Mahlon Fuller. Coals Grove. Marjorie Hensiba. Middleville. Chlnln Ragla, llagla school, Marjorie Vulvnla Fuller, Coals Grove. Erma SheldoiL-Wbbdland. R. 2. S-nsiba, Dunken lake, 9T> per cenl. Beulah Garkelrr, .Middlrvilfe, IL 5. Neil Shepahl. Bellevue. II. 3. In Physiology—1st, Anna Blood. <3nra Giblis. Middleville. N. 0. Sherman, Hastings, ll. V. Hulmes schooL/'Hnrold Burpee, Del­ Ida B. Gibsbn, Middleville. IL 2. Leia M. Shroyer, Irving, ll. 1. Ion. 98 |H-r cent;-2nd, Shirley Bar­ Forest Gould, Iltfsl iniH IL L .Ilarteii Smith, Nashville. num, Martin Corners school, 97 per ■ Wayife Grayburn.' Assyria? IL I. Liren Smilh. Delton, IL I. cell!. — Harold Grilllth, Mid.lleville. Oscar Snyder, Middleville. H. 5. lii Agrlciillure—1st, Ralph Wood, Aylc tiutcbesR, Nashville,. R..5. Mervin Stummr Bedford, ll. L • '.oats Grove scfiool, W per cent; 2nd, liny Haugerty, Woodland, H. I. Nellie Stanford, Ining. .Mihlred Mulvaney, Bell seliuol, 97 Sarah Hammond, Quimby, ll. I. Velma Stimson, Middleville, ll. 2. per cenL Effa Hanes, Nashville, 11.-5. Severe Swift. Nashville, IL 2. Leslie Adanuu. Freeport, R. I. . Lyle FL Harper. Middlevilh-. ll. OiraHM.-TrrpemufMr.yBosler, H. I; imyai Aldrich. Haslmgs, ll. 4. Ralph D. Harpi-r, .Middleville, n. Maurice Terpaniiing. 'Shullz. Ernest Anderson. Woodland, ll. 3^ 5. Lila M. Thede. Moline. II. 1. Mabie Armour. Delton. H. 3. Merle Herrington, Delton. Green Thomas, Assyria, R.-l. Ruby Arnold, Bedford, H. 2. . Clorene^ Higdon. .Morgan. Floyd Titmarsh. Nashville. II. 1. -FXher Bagley. Delton, ll. 1. Gru M. Hine', Shultz, IL I. Dorrance Thclheric, Dowling. Alice Balli®. Ih’llon. II. 4. • John Hoffiqan. Nashville, R. 4. Novah Troxel, Nashville, ll. t. liin Bailie, Hustings, ft 2. Thomas Hoisington, Nashville, II. Georg® VanDenhunf. HiMlUigs. I.ewis Hallie. Hasting*. II. 2. Beatrice Vanderbrook, Hastings, Susan Barber,’Cressey. . Huth Hollon, Bedford, ll. 1. I. t. -----Shirley Barnum, -Nashville, IL L Bethel Huneysette, Cressey. France? Van Horn, Prairieville. Russell Barnum. Hastings, ll. 7. Jiladys Hubbtird. Hiisling.*, ll. 1. Ned Van Volkenburg, Doster, II. L Inez o. Barry, woodland. IL 2. Helen 11 uglies. Delton, ll. 4. Nellie Varney,-Nashville. Alfred Bassett, Hastings, R. 2. Bertha Humphrey. Fxee|H>rl, R. t. Ruby Wallers, Hustings, ll. 1. Marvel Bailln. Mlddlevilje., Clara Walters, Hastings, 11. 9. .Kntherinu Humphrey, Freeport. Lawrence Benedict, HasUngs, R. L AI fr,*d Waters, Hustings, IL 8. Dora Benner, Hastings, ll. 5. Martha Ickes, Quimby, IL I, Maurice Water®, Hastings, H. 8. Okel Bennett, Woodbtiry, IL I. » I Juris 8. Jewell, Assyria. • ‘ Beulah Wcrlman, Cloverdale, IL Howard Berry. Bellevue, ll. 6, Edwin Johncock, Cloverdale. . Karl Bidelman. Hasting*. . Ciitherine Johnson, Clovenlale, II. Manville Whitney, Hastings, R. 4. Edger Blivin. Hasting*, IL 6. .Mazie Whitnoy, Freeport, ll. 1. I. Anna Blood. Hastings. II. 7. Edna Johnson. Irving, ll. I. Mildred Whifright. Hastings, ll. I. Gladys Boniface. .Clovenlale, R. 2. ■ Madge Johnson. Irving. Ruth Whitrighl. Hastings, ll. I. John 'Bostwick, Middleville. II. 5. Ihm* Jnmtf, Cressey, R. I. Beatrice Wilcox, Cloverdale, R. 2.. Gladys L. Bowerman, Middleville, Theodora Jordan. Woodland, . Barden Willison, Bellevue, II. 0. ll. 4. . Hazel Kimcrling, Dowling. Ivati Wilson. Florence Hrackney, Hasting*. 11,2. Archie Kermeen, Miildleville, R. I. Fern Wing. Bellevue, R.fl. LJand Kilpatrick, WixMlland, It Chryslal Brogden. Hastings, ll. 3. Edna Winslow. Delton, IL 2. Cleonu-Brandslclter. Delton, Kila Wood, Hastings, R. 7. . Ralph Wood, Coats drove. •tarter Brumm. Nashville, H. I. Albert Kinney, Hastings. R. 5. Luellen KlumpT Middleville, R. 1. Liirana Buck. Hostings, H. 3. Leila Wortlcy. Like Odessa, R. 38. .Roy Varger, Hastings, II.. 2. . Wallaco Bugbee. Prairieville. Frances Eyes, Doster, H. 1. Mary E. Bump, Ilnsliiig*. 11. 5. Mihlrod Lathrop, Morgan, R. 1. . Pytlilan® Visit Woodland. Winifred Burden, Morgan, II. L Delbert I-tlla. Middleville, R. 5. Harold Burpee. Dollop. , Bur-r Liubaugh. Hasting*, H. 8. About 70 members of the Knights Russell. Buskirk, Middlevilli'. R. 3. Josephine Lawrence, Assyria, R. of Pythian lodge of (his eiljr vtaitDale Butterfield. Bellevue, ll. 3. <•<1 Woodland lodge on Monday -eve-Jesse (tallihan. Quimby. II. L Metta Loinaar. Dolton. ning. making the trip in 15 inolorWard llimbuiy.-Dullmi, IL-4. Clara Campbell. -Hasting*, ll. I.— oa®k-—With William Chase; chanPearl Campbell. Hartings, ll. L Beulah Marshall. Morgan, R. 1. rellor commander presiding, Hast­ Hale Carpenter. Hartings, R. 3. Haxel Marshall. Nashville.' ings lodge conferred second rank Andrew Carrigan. Doster. IL 2. Vera McCue. Hickory Corners. upon Fred Underhill aiid Edward Chat'les Coupon. Delton. II. I. Bernice McDermott, Delton, R. 3. Birdsall. Alwul 200 were presunl, ■ Mary Cnsadny, Hasting*. ' Hollis McIntyre. Hastings. R. 3. including visitors from MiddlavHIc, Orrio Cali, Freeport. Cliflph Miller, Nashville, ft,. 4. Clarksville, Freeport and Morgan. Enrnie W. Chalker, Cressey. IL 1. Joseph Miller. Middies die. Judge Smith. J. C. Ketcham ui.d Merl Clark. Delttm. R. 2. Theodore .Miller, Middleville R>5. Rev. R. H. Bready spoke. Wood­ Vere Clemence. Dowling. _• Mabie Moore, Battle Creek, IL 5. land lodge served an excellent sup­ Henry Cole. Coals.Grove. Gladys Mowry. Cloverdale, II. L per. _ ____________ Howard Colo,. Wood I and. ‘ Mildred Mulvany, Bellevue, R. 6. Clair Collison, Delton. R. I. Thelma Nay. Redford, ll. 2. According to an‘arrangement- that, Georgia Colvin. Hastings R. 5. Milton Nichols, Middleville, IL1. has been made with the University Johnnie Cook, Hartings. R. 0. Wayne Offley, Coals Grove, R. t.‘ • of Paris, French graduate students Maurino Cook, Middleville. Alice Ogden, Assyria, R. I. will hereafter be admilteff lo Bryn Theodore Cook, Haslings, IL 9. Ishj Olmsted, Hastings, II. 5. .Mawr Collugff for Women. FARMERS STATE BANK �TBK H<unws «wmil >v *. 1»H Wall Paper C lean Up Sale We have sold more wall paper this spring than ever before in the history of the store. The result is a lot of short patterns. By short patterns we mean enough of one kind for one or two rooms. We want to clean these up, so next Saturday we will piit theni on sale at less than manufacturers’ cost. The sale will last until the patterns art? sold out. , If you have been delayed in getting at your papering, or if you have thought you couldn’t afford to this spring, now is your chanc to buy wall paper at a ridicu­ lously low price. The sooner you come the bigger will bte the assortment. When you do come be sure and bring the exact measurement of your rooms. Ellis E. Faulkner The Rcxall Store Delton, Michigan Devoes Ready mixed pure paints oils, turpentine, brushes and all that you will need to paint that house or barn. Let us tell you just what we will furnish you paint for your buildings for. Remember fewer gallons go far­ ther and last longer. Everything in the paint line. F. II. WILKINSON Both Phones Prairieville, Mich. We Pay 4 Per Cent Delton State Bank Capital 920,000.00 Surplus 6.000.XN) A. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vice-Pros. ■ Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich ">Dr. Donald McLeay George J. Doster T. A. Aldrich Wm. Elliott L. B. Tccrpening, J, G. Hughes What’s the Use of Worrying Over what you will have for breakfast when you . can choose from a variety of good things like these? CORN FLAKES—Marco, Kellogg and Krinklc WHEAT FLAKES SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUITS . KELLOGG S BISCUITS . CREAM OF WHEAT ‘ ALL GRAIN POST TAVERN SPECIAL GRAPE NUTS PUFFED WHEAT PUFFED RICE MARCO ROLLED OATS in 10c apd Family size pkgs. Use any of these with crushed strawberries and whipped crcatn ond what more copld you ask? Let us send you a pkg. today. Kopf & Kopf Rye has been-cultivated for wore; than 200 years ip England. DELTON. Mrt. Hunt of Williams, sjicnl sev­ eral days Iasi week with her broth­ er, Homer Kelley and family. Mik. Pendell ot Detroit, la upend­ ing some lime with Mr. and Mr*. Herl Pennock. Glenn Horton working in Kopf * store. .Mr, and Mrs. DeWill Murdock and Florence spent Sunday in Hast­ ings. Mrs. lirandslclter has improved Hie looks of her house by a new coat of paint. .Miss Frances Flower of Milo, was in town last week nursing little Or- Orren, Barret was in Hopkins Tfiureday on business. Mr*. HaHie Whittemore who has been ill for tho past few weeks i* Ju*( able to be sitting Up. -Mi-* Adda Mantel fit over at Prai­ rieville attending (he switch boanl. Mr. and Mrs. McNaughton of Bat­ tle Creek visited al Mervin Gwin's Sunday. .Mr. Kopf of Ionia was at'home Sunday. - — .„ Isaac Newton left Saturday night for Indiana when* his wife is now visiting. They will return this Mrs. Fisher was in Kalamazoo Sal uni.IV nighl ami Sunday. The W. C. T. U. had a very inter­ esting Hireling nl .Mrs. ClimnluTlain'H nt Wall loike last Tuesday. The next meeting will bo with Mrs. Gwinn June 1st. Mrs. Ellis Faulkner mid son Ar­ nold visilrd in SclitMilcrafl a’ few days hist week. .Mrs. Tlill'Kpie vnle.i-taiiuui his daughter nnd granddaughter of AukuhIii Tuesday. .Mr. mid Mp»- Cflrwin entertained relatives'from Ihiltlij Creels Friday, and Saturday. .Mr*. Crus* mid son Maurice relurii'ul from Monroe (lo. on Monday. The Ladir* Aid inrl - wilh Mr*. Win. Hull Wednesilay 'and served dinner. ' .Mr. Ilisbridgrr spent the greater pdrl of last week in Hastings. • llev. John Slater was in Hastings Monday, to attend the County Minislernl Conventiou. Olive Green of Kalamazoo visited a| homfl Sunday. .Mr. Sinter gave an excellent ad­ dress to Hie class of 1014. Sunday evening nl the M. E. church. Com­ mencement will be held Friday ev«ning. iiesdny morning of mea.-h**, after a severe illness of n week. Every­ thing was done for him that loving timid* could do. hut In spile of ev­ erything he finally passed away. Little Orville would have Immui i years old on August 2nd. and was an unusually sweet child and had many friends In town who will miss him greatly^ The fiiintrnl was bold from ihn Buniieil rhuroh Snlunlny noon. llev. I’op<> of IlicRory Corners offieintiug. The Ifille form was laid tn rest under a perfect bank of Howers nt the Cedar. Creek Ceme- ■111 1 i/ Miss Stinchromb .of Woodland visited our school W< dn-yday. Frank Kdh-y of Hi< I was a visitor al Ch. Ahlrirh'n Wednesday. bell and Mian Amy Kenyon were business fallers al fljklnir-. Friday. Mrs. Delbert Graven m quite .ill with the measles. Mik. Pearl Hull ol Brush Hnlge visited her slater, Mtn. Lau;a Wurm Wednesday; were Bunday visitors at L. Terpenning's. Lon McCarty mid family spent Sunday at Maurice piv'* of Bind*. Mr. hud Mrs. Will Budi enter­ tained Jleorgc Fuller mid wife of Kalamaxoo. Sunday. Roy TcrbennfdK Of/ Gull spent Sunday al hmiu. Our school will have a picnic th" last day, June 5th, al Hine * I Hiding, I/iilg lake. Any one that eVer at­ tended ihe Shullx krti'»'l are invilisl lo be witli us on that day. . .Mrs. Elizabeth Pajif of Delton visited Mrs. LinriwZertn-t.-Sunday anil Munday-. Preacliing services will !*• held at 7:30 in the evening nevi Sunday and each alternate Sundnv ’hiring Ihe summer. Sunday school ■ x Sun­ day at li JR Every!" dx-Wdcmne. Mr*. MrQunrtie of IL+«Iiiib* veil­ ed her daughter and family, a few Wo innuni for thee our darling, We shall sigh for day* gone by. But will try to imral thee, darling­ in Ihn Iiqiiic js'yoiid fhe sky; May the chain which now i* brek. n, That we so deeply nmuni. Be united nl Christ's coining In the resurrect ion iporii. NOIITII HOPE. Miss Wilma Replogle 'of South Hut land spent lust week wilh her friend. Margaret Hayward. •• Charles Slwvoi' and family-ut KatIimaioo spent Sunday al Bermud -De Golla's. • Gland llnniinond and family kpenl Saturday ut Hub Casey's at Hinds Cm liei *. Mr. and Mr*. Byron Lewis and daughter Olive' nf Hastings -wre Saturday mid Sunday visitors al John Prmishka'*. . Mis* Alice Foley closed a -suc‘ccssful form of sclnwl Friday and treated the children and parents to ice cream nnd cake. Parmer Karim. Sr., of Baldwin, i* visit ing his non Itaniel Karns, for o few days. Donald McCallum ami family bjiterlained Mr. and Mrs^ Afton Smilh and daughter Bertha of Hastings, from Friday until Sunday. John Hart and wife and mulhpr, Mrs. .Margaret Hart of E.i*l Orange­ ville were Sunday vuitQra at Ran­ kin Harts. '■ Thomas Wilcox exin-cl* to ihovc I.is enylne home (his week. Mr*. Roy lin'd visited nt hbrj sis­ ter's al Shultz lust W(ek. . Walter Oliver Of Kalmiitfziib is visiting friends al |hi* place. Georgie Havens anti Miss-EMbrr Cronk of Glass Creek, wore the gipsls of Mrs. Lena Hart Sntunhy. STAR OAKERY GIVING AWAY , JUVENILE AUTO TO SOME 0|| f<Al Absolutely Pure •m- Margaret mid Grate Wi'viriumi are spending the .week with Mr*. Anna Pierce of Dowling. G. E. Kenynp nnd wife were 8uiidny visitors nt Jesse Iv'iiyon's, of Cloverdale^ lint tie Meyers of Hading* *|s'id Sunday wilti famfllyes h<-re. Iliuueinber Hie ellbir nr.u-.Hrc next Friilay rv'ching al .Mi , Jessie Meatllimi Mr*. Cnrty's. . George Timinas nn<i fmnily visit­ Mqrsh <>f Ch:n lotto and llev. B:e.i<iy ed nl A. Hugbce’s in Baltimore, SlinHuy. . a* Mud.nt moderator*. Chas. Shultz made a Im-im•.»* trip in Hickory Corners, S 'liTFday. big a* any one. Mr*. Ella Terpcnning spent one Finally%-if Mr*. Peiuwwk all the giwni and iiesl vvishe .Hastings. reived thal day suiishiig'Myron llnbliins and Will lt»bbiii> of Milan, an* visiting ii J. Pill- and COMMITTEE CHOSEN FOR PLUMBING <5 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING II you have any work in the above lines 1 shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices as low as 1 can possibly make them.. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. CHAS. DENE.AU ■ BARRY CO. HEALTH WEEK MICHIGAN. DELTON, dosed by singiiiK'“Aincric<i.' Committee ll<>preM*nl* Various <>r*. -ganizatioiis Of, The City and . County. ■Coinitfittee held at the Ii. adqiiarter* of the Barry County c«iminltev of the Y. M; C. A. Iasi I relay ufieriioon, Ihe w«ek beginning' wilh No­ vember 15 wa* clniMu Xur Uln Good Health Week for Barry County, mid oflicers were sHrrl<-d im follow*: President—Dr. Clareiico- IL Um ­ ber: vice * presid' iil, llOV, It. It. Breudy; secrctarv. D. (L VanderCtMlk^ From the varenis nrganinlions of the.county nnd eoiniiiunily repDearest Lillie Orville with sad rescnlalivbs w>i - rlio«eu for the following roiniiiilir'-a al another hearts mid tears we lay our darl­ later meeting: ing down; Finaiicr—A. U Anderson, II. <•. A precious one from us has gone, Hayes mid William lainieson. A voice we lovisl is still, . Program—Mr*- Clwiimil Smith. A pIbitc is vacant in our home yiiich never can be filled. ■ • Good Chance For Boys and Girls To Gel Busy Sat Ing Bread IViyppers. „ The Star Baket v.has "sprung" an। other live one, hiis lime for ihe boys and * girls. Nover before in And When Money Talkaf Hastinga baa sutfh ■ cltance been Sound travala at the rata of 400 presented lo the bovs and girls* as yarda per second. Exceptions to tbla this is. In the windowA>f Ihe Star role: Scandal. 1,000 yarda: flattery. Bakery is the auto mid to the hoy 500 yards; troth. 2H yarda; alarm ur girl who gels ihe mo.-t vobtidhis auto will be given; Read full pnrclock. ----- . ’ . । liculars In the,Star Bakeiy adv. on I another page of the BANNER. England imports mistletoe from I j BANN UH WANT ADY8. PAT. ' France. DELTON, MICH. Reporter—“I hear a wild man wu geen roaming about l i a swamp hers.” Native—"Yea; h<> vaa a city man. try­ ing to loeati 3 choice building lot ho’a Just draught!” Southwestern Barry Ohllitary. • Death of Anson Xohir*. Hannah Poor Morford wa* Irani I Anson Nobles, aged th! years, wellAugust 31. 183L and dint May tti. known in thss city, passed away of 591 i, aged 82 year*, B months and 15 cerebral hemorrhage on Monday dais. She was tfiarried lo Arden JW evening. He had been** sufferer far Morford March 5, IttSJ. She leave* । seven years from the effects of sev-s lo mourn their loss,_pfl2 ron Elmer] era! strokes of paralysis, which had of Washington, amt five daughter*. Ihi'IF sourced In * carbuncle.* Mr. Mr?; Frank 8nyder of Hastings. Mi*.। Noble* was always an anient base Henry' B' ra Sunfield, Mr?. Lewis l>all fan.- In spile of the hot wealhBrvjtco nf Battle Creek. Mrs. Iran-u'er on Monday afternoon, he went to ■Hichmyrv .1___ _ .ofr Albion , .....l . (I,.. fair grounds to see j j.. ,1... ami it Mik. Betli-iflir the. team miah Van Syckle* of Washington. I work out. 'Hie walk was loo rnm-li ‘ bcsiiies three brotficis. Samuel Poor! for him, for he became ill and .was of HL Davhl l*m»r of <'.aL and Evan taken home in a motor-car. llu |*oor of Bmifichl. Mich. She w;t*: died several hours aflerwanl*. om* of the early 'settlers of John*-1 Air. Nobles Was born on January, town where-ahe was kimwi) a* a -*i. HC2, in Amity township. All**-1 cimsistnnl Christian, being a mein-: ghaney county. N. Y. He was the I her of Ihe Methodist Church al I son‘of’ Jededinh and Prudence | Banlleld until 10 year* ago wlu'ii; Noble*,' who come lo Oslitemo. ■ she was transferred to the Maple St.I Mich, -in I86L After •• remaining; Mvttiodisl church nf Bailie Creek., there several years they moved to | XJj,' fun.Tai vva- Ik IiI Mmi.i M ■> ii ■ ' l uim'i-. im <»«-!<>(>• i IBMM~MMei ffij' IK al Banll'-ld. < "n<liici. 'l by llev < IK7i’>. An-.n Xoiile* and Mi-> MinmJE HE ■-MBXiWw II. Palmalivr of Climax, a neighk»r nic E. .McElheny r.in' llj were wviv united in In ■ Wre WW in boyhood days of ihe fa/nily. j mat ringv. 1— They moved to Hastings,! . • 'in September,. 1883. To-1hem werej j born two children: 11 'v G. .V It. Dinner At Mrs. ; Sobles,... of Hi—' *ND ALUM,HOUME PHOSPHATE t.lara Pt niiork -. | ,]us a-jiy, who with Mrs. .■ .There i* o. tini«v and place where' Noble* survive. 'j. --------- : “l»ol luck” aild»"good luck" menu I While I.tnployed a* n travelling i CrvMal ( reamers Va* one nnd the same thing. Any «im -«inau by the American Buggy .. . . ‘ .... . ■' „ . who is fortunate enougli l<> tic nnv-1 company, of Kalamazoo, seven year* . .' ' . ,r- 1 , ,7 ; ib ged to ntlciiil n G. A. H. birthday ago jii January, Mr.-Nobles became I'.* 1 'h,‘a,‘h“ ’’i?,''*. pot luck dinner will verify (hi* ill win, « carbuncle. He hod ap- j, ,?i ! Ul’',1"fc *' statement which ha* l«-en ilruion-; pareirtly recovered from the effect.. •*,*"*' ■draled many I lines mid again prov (he malady by the first uf March <-d on Thurtuiay 2lst. .................. ... .......... .< x .zvl.e: । Mm. .Clara Pennock. .................. . .I..,. ... Inolld. I .’"O’ week in their adv some information iiejiulifui hi'inc on: of especial .value to Hi Just |o prove that ihvir manual I hi* paper. 21st natal day- rthe sort j," Iin' ’ Uy -what alie-Mniil-lhaL 1I»U wm Ho* j Iraining i* of 'V . ■practical ' right iiuiuIht. She Aid she , 2" i-mg rrrtrtth— ol...... .. vole. Said she In- ",l‘ V * 1 ■">" t'rvrled a Ho­ A process <if hardening slid vvi'h c«inpre>»i d air is *.iid lo be . old forefathers. “No luxation witli-i ccssifnl use by a Gennmi th out representalion,” and she wasi Iniled Sial case* where only certain pa going to vote, so there. But I am Ihe metal require liardening. digressing. Atvut seventy accept-; cd tlie invitation and rejrarled for duly. <), my! what a noisy family-: mid what a guml dinnei’! Wliat great chunks of- wit mid wisdom ExhibitsAM.: A Vester. Fuller. ’ \ Publicity M. L. Book, Feigliner. W. ,<i. Bartie*, GrozingetT Bev. t I... ... Bab's, Field mid llev. < ■ -,\\. Ballou Entertainment Mis.- E. i , Inn. Mf-s. Jus'iu M. IClwaiu. Mr*. A. A. Anderson. -Kellar .Stein and FT. Building—Roy Wuolnn. Dr. Eunik CarxtU.hma. llcv. F. J. Beltg and l»r. I. G. .MeGiillin. Music—Mik. Muigarel 'I'rexyl. Ails* M'urllia Sinker‘ mid FinnTi Horton. Sohool Children's EssaysField, E. J. Edm r and Bupt. Ellsworth. ropresi churches, the in- >1*, the Wouir.u’* Club, D.' doclorsj dt'iitisl.’. h'7'ii.WKi m ... lomey*, Grange, the council and the imard of I'ducalt'in. Good Farm For Sale To Close Up the George Hayward Estate N order to close up the estate of the late George Hayward, consisting of 240 acres on Sec. 25, Orangeville town­ ship, 1 will receive bids on the entire .farm, or on any 80 or 160-acre parcel, retaining the right to reject any or all bids. • There is a seven-room house, two iarge barns, granary, scale house, hog house, sheep shed, wind mill and a large reservoir. w­ It is all hard land—no swamps. About 40 acres of sec­ ond-growth timber. • , . H This farm is about 2l/z miles north and west of Delton and a mile of State Reward road runs by tho place. This farm must be sold to .close up the estate. Mail bids to W. B. HAYWARD, Administrator, Cloverdale, Route 2 ly will bo mad«- a vice president ol this organization which is planning on« of the in'"! •!’ring eampnik'if ever conducted in this Metlon of tin: slate. ; Go-operation lia> been pnnui-wd by several state hmids mid the slab-j university., . Profitable Farming RESIGJtS POSITION AS in these days means PROBATE REGISTER Mrs. Ella llrrqx Eggleston \ Has Fuithrully Served in Probate (Hfice Shire Jmiimry, JtlQj. Mr*. F.lla lb*<>>\ Egglwou has re-, signed her po-ii.nm ns register in the .probate o|li. e, ahd will geitae] M’lirk.al (Tic end oT j»fmi will tie Nuccerdwt l>y Mrs. Gruci!j Bnuer. . 1 Mrs, F.ggled^n in Jon-! imrytWeitH’ tnri' Mrs~dHt. Ihijrtirreas register when th'- foryier's lath­ er, Ihe late Jifllg-' Mill*. wn.i prohite judge. During her long service in the probate njli.-.-, Mr*. jBgglesloit has used every eifort to please th' hfibllc nnd to mtw faithfully, mid has many warm fri-nds throughout Ihe rbtiuly. She ,vv ill .(nke a wellrarned- vacation. Mi *. Bauer served as deputy for tornu r liumity. Clerks Barnuin ami Thurpe. s . . At'thr'Te'ginniiiu' 'of h/t yeari there were iu-tlii* ciMimry in actu-. al operation itaiiynal banks.) Represent ing a patd-lfL. capital of |l,Olfl,O!-2,M0. Efficient Farm Machinery The Kind That Docs the Work - Doeg-iv well;-does it'economically, and that is made and guarantceil to_do Ihe work by reliable mnniilncturerti—Farin'Machinery in other words that is built on honor and gets results. That’s our kind. \ .. . .... llKfCJtrft.a lew. suggestions of valuable farm tools,that every farmer ought to consider right.now and on which we will be glad tu quote prices that will satisfy the careful buyer. * CULTIVATORS -We have the Kraus, Iron Age, Oliver. Gale, Brown and Keystone. The man who cannot pick a satisfactory cultivator Irom suchT-tist is hard indeed ta please. MOWERS—The Champion, Johnston and McCormick Mowers constitute a line-that no one’can beat. ’ . \ . BINDERS—Wc oiler the’johnston and McCormick. These an. too well And favorably known machines to need any special mention. —CALL A^D SEE OUR LIKES— A 1 1 * 1 -Tl V Aldrich Bros. Co. Hardware, luipb-nieuls and �HASTINGS BANNER THE ■M BL nil K'oHcc—To my elistnineix Sickness nnd d#!UJi have been very expen WANTS rmiMiirrFoii LniTHMiiciNTi lime of need. Kindly. W. A. Maili MfaMnMidMf-lttSKis* irr Furnunm Koomi ’ n>r iot iiifd iigm.. .... . Iiiimu;kr<‘jiing ol nl jkll howwkreiiing 3t'l Bo. Gliurrh 11 q ^, -- , St. s.-e I’hin Smith. Wanted Tn mn* in-m •«' work on For Hale (Ji Rough l-inrh lum­ farm bv month. Married or .•‘ingle ber for roofing ami shevling. nlao bill stutT. Phone 40tU. Jnquiry ■a k F. G. Pierce, City. For Sale One Ihn-e ■ar nhl.intire. Clmterns hulll. cleaned ami ivpalhwl All work guaranteed. Phbne leave word nl Sfuilh'a Market. Lett Smith. Cily. For Salt- If you^K?u_______ _______ tu aaxoclale with men Mr. mid Mik. who think you have bralna and characMay ?l.‘ 1911, aged i year*, in nrnnins 2t» nays, en«' tlca ai.d religion. Tho i Joinrd—the- ftaptfrt rlmn-h nhnni fourteen years ago al l.ain';i»hT. blue fool and a teaselsted jackass. Mo_ ami lived a faithful Clirialiau pale Houatoh png. life. She moved lo this place about elglil yean* ago.l-'ebriiiiry K Ilk' . iOA united in marringt* In John Miw Maudo Kelly nf Birming­ ■Iitl>lr<-n wen- Isiru lo ham, Ala, hanbeen admitted lo Shea. •rat lice in the | nit-.l States Suand children, court. sii.- i- ih>- itiinyfather ami mol her. two dMcr* si Uflh woman h ' ' ■ tidiiiHleti.* n lio-t of n-laiives/imd friends In HASTINGS MARKETS I'-n lot. IliKl per bushel lry the Hasting* Milling >n ‘butler nrl Hou harness. *151)0. One J. I separator. slacker and belts. In good run­ ning order, fWi.tlt). Frank cum.’ Houle 0. For-Bale—Compile mink I'ptiraior. I. <- >roo< plumbing job. room) Pan-el i-onlniniiic Willie apron a May 171 h Ih-IUiron i Freeport and lingers Coryeix. 11 wner. L-aa-havr «llii‘e"l>y calling l-wk Clothcraft ad, of which we show a partial clipping at the"ngEt. It suggests a striking parallel Ignited. The cut Inatantly ihndv fa?l the door and, running up the village: ■treet, plunged Into the watering > > i,Hewi,'fine »n<t r an trough. Hhn had m n her human I BAl.ltn hav an friends at home put out their kitchen I Nn. i lliaoiay. toxis.cn. with the service offered you by this* store. reasoned from IW« fact. tifically made, saving a little money in so many operations (and at the same titne doing them better) that the sav­ ing to you when you buy a Clothcraft Suit at this store is from S3 to $8. Clothcrafc Clothes are scien­ lUJml Hlraw. txzn. I hat’s just the way we plan’ all our buying and selling*-saving by ood management for your benefit, so that you may get the pick of the mar­ ket in Men’s wear--not necessarily, the most expensive or the cheapest, but the real value that brings yotl track again and again. Watch for the Date of the Second ANNUAL BANQUET Bags Philosophy. "Beloved Pan, and all yo other god* who haunt this place, give me beauty In tho Inward soul; may 1 reckon the Wunlirl—Gardena to plow, aalies In haul, general leant work, pharleii wlao alone to be wealthy, and may J Hicks. 8il2 No. Hanover St. Phone have only ao much gold as a temper --2-wks ate man, and he only, can possess. 253B and rightly use."—Socrates. For rcnl—Three furnished rooms over a store, t'.rook A Gould. It will pay you to come to ‘The Right Place. Hastings Lodge No. 58 I. O. O. F. The. Best For 1 he Money Store." Hastings, Mich. Odd Fellows Temple G. F. CHIDESTER I his store will be closed Saturday, May 30, from 12 to 5 o’clock. i - <. i... ■ iv. class, ronililhni. Inquire i»f Jj-no C. Slocum. For Rent—A large gunleti 222-North JefFcrsou SI. Inquire For Sale—Three arated Buiok run* about. Bargain for cash. I‘, fuil eqtiipnienl, newly pninteil. Dral-class condition, ikied tiemPlume 341. . iinxt ration. ar- For Suh— >.-w buggy. «»0. ness, 110. Phone 18.3-J. ■ If You Want All the Goodness of the Wheat Use FRENCH’S WHITE LILY FLOUR • -ll''11 For Sale—Crown organ piano caw. Made by George P. Reni. gm>d condition. .---Price- $35, Igmo1 bn-d Duroe thorough Price -flfl. syw wilh eight pigs J. W. Cairns, Hastings. H. t». l-wk For Hair—Quant ity KimxIx at nurlion. Drlloii. Satur­ day. May 3H. 2:(Xi pTTTE----- l.wli have same by proving properly mid paying for thia notici ' lie Park. -r. ’ . J. Mall hews. You have likelj read this Cat Reasoned-Wlaely. . . V\I> iiiura Romances quotes a retnarknble story f ’ about a cat's reasoning power ------- ,... . a- -paraf!lu_ kuDP_.ji M-b- Ipg-U'innnrd. n». ' acme of the oil fell onjhc back of the i ibwM.IIMas, and H-os cat. nnd a cinder from the tire shortly | For Sale—Corner on S. Hanover HI. Phom1 3’23 H. or inquire of E..A, Benedict. I i i I l'■lll-■ for men who want real values m the clothes they buy Mroyeil i A number <.f llrtnpr In weH n-aronPhom- 332-2L- 2S. 2-wki nldy-dining rlinir*. 'oak. remov­ able seat.' couch. le-d spring Lied Tuesday, (wo 9I.INI hills, range, ineubalnr and tdnivd l yidrr h-nve nt BANNER onicc. etc. Tel. SKiB. Mrs. .Moil l-wk Oslmrne. corner Park and South For Sale Good heavy work lemn. Prim- *2511. Will lak- < riving hm?ie as pari paymPnl. C. -1. bull cnlvt-s. .3 and I immlh 'old. Moore. l-wk Will Bush. Shultz, Mifh. I’lumt' l.te.1—Pin-kel Itook conlaininir .snni money. C. M. Hciidersholl. fiirnmm-d. year, my ii,»ii Mr*. Geneva liny The flner aentlmenta, religious, ar­ For Sale—sow anil ll pig*, sow amt tistic and moral are all right whan wo nine pigs, sow and eight pig*, row can get to them, but the flrat thing nnd six pig"- Ro** Burdick. Hell a man or woman must do Is to get Phone. Hickory Corner* exchange. enough to eat hnd some place In Two jpid one half mil' which to live. And this living must Hickory Corners. ut necessity bo tho basis for liny high­ sentiments. The education, there­ For Hair—HootIw-e supplies. W. er fore. which makes a foundation for R. Adkins. Morgan..M»<-h. 3-wks. this support should be first In-the thought of our system .of education. No. 4 ogg.^ Mriclly clean and On It should be built tho secondary froSh. 20c; No. 2. eggs, 17c. Joseph studios, as It wore, ot our education. Roger*. . Intmn al IHI Place ’»>» Citizens phone. Tiibidnr well work and repairing. AIT wnrtr-guwratilccd. Write Igniig Wise. Shullz. Hottie 1. Phone Cloverdale* exchange: long. I' -diorl. Line I in Hrs! The Right orrrrlrd ThurMl.iv. Muy 2S. UM. ilcillll $2.25 iter coni deliver* >1. Phono-.-,. > E. Sylvester or Geo. T«»llnir»t. tf For Bale—Complete furnace job. cheap. See F.. AT Brown & Go. 4wk PAGE EIGHT I >1*11 nary. 11 > _' - Phone 2i Far Rent—Hesirnble |.ashii-c 'four - ~~ or live head nf entile. Phone 156 2 lang 2 ahorl. Wileox. Wanted— Few family Rtrj So. Broadway. u.i-lmiu - For .Bair- A nurrey in jsond condi­ tion. Inquire «f Lcwt* Norris on iny farm at Banlkdd. C. Jl. Palm;>ti- r. Climax. Far Bair—Red. iMirliam bull ab-ntl xixleen monlh* old. Phone USB-JL-'JS. WL 1200 In 1WM) lb% calf by able. Or will exchange for large Jene-y row. Je**e R-Cbue. Coals Grov For Stile -Four year t»ld Belgian gelding. wl. iXit; one pair iffle roach horses. 4 and S. wt. 2550; turn good driving hnrw, 5 years rdd. wl. 050. Olio B. Schulze. ' NMliville- Micb, mile _wesL of liepol. For Rrnl Hotis*- with barn, mi E.'-l Grwn St. shjilable for two fnmi- (I men St.. Plwme 455. We never let up for one single minute in our efforts to make 130 Mien. Av. We are “going ahead” all the time, be- live on that reputation. made with our superior equipment. cause we appreciate that this is an age when you have to “MAKE We employ the best of One little spurt ahead, and then setting back on the skilled help; we overlook no detail m any part, from the time the GOOD.” grain is brought in, until the flour is tied up in the sack. strength of one success, don’t go We never have and never will let EXPENSE stand in the way of We put our wheat through more processes than other mills making French s WhitcLily Flour just a little BETTER than any do. Every bit of the flour goodness is taken out. Then it is rolled In our big mill you will find that EVERY MAGH- and rc-rolled, again and again, until it is rolled Just as fine as other flour. INE is of tho-very latest and most up-to-date models that money can buy. We spent thousands of dollars to improve. Our con­ possible. Every particle is just the same as every other particle and for that reason it takes the yeast and water more evenly Your bread raises quicker, and bakes quicker. You have better stant thought all the time is “QUALITi. bread, and it saves the housewife a lot of time on bake days. For 40 years French’s White Lily Flour has had the reputation of being the best that your money can buy. This reputation has a batch of bread from French’s White Lily Flour, and a • batch from any other flour claimed to be “just as good. reds and hundreds of families in Barry County and other parts of side by side in the same oven tate that will use no other. If you don’t think so, have her try this experiment: Have her make been built up steadily year by year until today there are hund­ Bake them You can “see for yourself. You’ll think more of French’s White Lily Flour afterwards The Middleville Roller Mill For Rro<—New modern hntw» on w Grand Bl. T. J. Brosweaa. 4ft2 E l-wk For Balr-Sevrral Int* on E. State lutptire Mr.«. -Rtti*. Phone But wo NEVER HAVE and NEVER WILL, attempt to French’s White Lily Flour just as good as it can possibly be R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER MAY. 2A 1914—20 PA6EX. LIFE ON Save $15 to $40 RIOEOLDFORSANTA FE TRAIL The Smile ol Perfect Satisfaction In the Purchase Price of -a' Cream Separator by -TWO ARMY OFFICERS* STIRRING EXPERIENCE WITH IN­ Buying a New Butter­ DIANS. fly Cream Separator. RUNS LIGHTEST MOST DURABLE SKIMS CLOSEST CLEANS EASIEST The skimming device is made of aluminum which never rusts or corrodes. Slime or butter fat never sticks and only three pieces. When an agent tells you he can sell you n better machine in any way thnn the NEW BUT­ TERFLY Cream Separator, HE LIES! A better cream separ­ ator is not made to-day at any Any ten-year-old boy or girl can run the New Butterfly with jrerTlie New HuHerfiy la Hie simplest of nil Cream Scpiirnlors. Even n rlillil can operate it. The New Bullrrlly .Milk Tank Is low down and very cusy to fill. When tlir skimming Is llnislied you don’t dread nnshlng Hu- New A Thirty Buys Free Trial of the New Bnllerfiy Wilt com Ince yon (hut ll I* Irn yearn alreud of all oilier separators in perfect skimming, rasy clruniiig. light running, contrnlriirt- and durability. —AND LOOK AT THE PRICE J. B. VAN HOUTEN, Agent, Woodland, Mich. for a machine than you are ask­, ed to pay for a New Bntterfiy’ you pay ti^at much-more in-ex­• cess [irofit to agent and manu­• facturer. A trial will prove to you the, ’ trdth ol the ql>ovc statements. Give us an opiwrtunity to provet No. 4)4—Capacity up to 5001 pounds or 350 quarts of milk: l>er hour. Price >46.00. J6.oo1 down and $5.00 per month. •No. 5#—Capacity 600 lbs, or 300 quarts of milk per hour. Price >55-00. >5.00 down and, >5.00 per month. . Thjrty days trial in every case nnd il not entirely satisfac­ tory return machine. C. B. BENHAM, ■ Agent, Hastings, Mich. > Office and Residence 118 NorthL Broadway, Phone 472. ' NORTH CARLTON. I WEST VERMONTVILLE lu-vi llyiu-s nnd wife of Freeport iMr*. Kent Nelson nnd little son K|i<-nl Friday night and Saturday; of Nashville sfivnt last week at .M. with le-wis Demoml nnd family. ‘i E. Downing's. C. L. Ilonney • -- ttpenl ity mid• .wife SunBessie Browne of Detroit spent •lay wilh if.. . „ lh<* ..taller'* aisler.^rf Sunday at homo. Clarksville. John Gardner nnd family nf North h*wi* Diamond nnd family nnd Gasilrinn spent Sunday nt Lewis F|nyd Demand ami wife of Grand Gardner’*. Ifiudils juir.iii Sunday xutlm. rela-. - Uliiv oh4 ami hahy fives near wtipdtaiuf. apont Htnutay nl Frank AxHielm's Mary Brooks spent Sunday with near Nashville. li*-r parents, Won Brooks nnd fam­ Leonard Slrnw has nol been feel­ ily- . ing ns well the past few day*. Floyd Demoml and wife spent Hie Frank liny and wife spent Sun­ Inlier pari of Hie week with tin- day in .Nnuhville. former.* pareuls, I.owis ,18-niotid Banner Want Ads Bring Results. Automobile Owners Pennants, rights and lefts, advertise Hastings_a...25c to $1 Wool Sponges 25c to 75c Double oil-dressed Chamois.i*.$1.00 U-kan-plate Metal Polish and Plating--*35c to 2.00 Feather Dusters Setudac Liquid Gloat, a polith for all varnl»he«l upfacet, pint. ..3So C. E. HARVEY North Side Pharmacist Hastings, Mich. RUNNING FI&HT UNTIL AMMUNITION SAVE OUT Men Galloped Arran Prairie ■Close­ ly Follmird by Swarm of Mur­ derous SonigiS.. West, of Manhattan, Kan., was hardly more than untamed prairie in the closing days of t,lre civil war. A struggling line_<>f army |h»*1* kepi tin* Santa Fe frail open between Kan*n.* City nnd New Mexico, Fort Riley jvn* considered ihe edge of civilization. Fort Wadsworth, on Hie Smoky Hill; Fori Zarah, on Walnut Creek and Fori luirned fur­ nished esc'orts for the wagon trains. Between those posts anti over the surrounding territory, bands of Indinir-»l*Ms»»hUep*'-kill**tlaml-bum<-d wilh true snvagi-ry. Only Hie ni>i*t venluri-smii.- i>r foolliar'lj dared leave the military ruiup« 01 :it m-ii t '. ni!!-. — -n .1 frW-ftUHdred yards. In November, HWt, Capl. Henry Booth, a cavalry officer al Fort Ililey, was ordered on an inspection (our of the Arkansas district. It extended to Fort Lyon. Colo. Acconinaniril by Lieut. Hallowell of tin* Ninth Wisconsin Artilley and an i-M-orl of IUD cavalrymen. Capl. IUhiHi set out mi hi* (wrilou,* trip. T|u- two officers traveled in a light ambufanne drawn by a,pair cif |x»werful mule*. That enabled them to curry-Qielr. necessary equipment for linqieclion ami not retard Ihe escort. » Fort Ellsworth and Salina were inspected without a sign of hoslile Imlians. Tlie large and well-arim-d escort kept -the saritge* al a <li*lance. Fori Zarah was reach«*d late one afternoon amf inspection started' iinmedtaleiy. Only a small amount of work rqqiaineu for the m-xl tiny. Feeling.no iippctdlension. Capl. IPhiIIi ordered his escurl to march at U o'clock. In- nnd Lieut. Hallowell iuteuding. to.follow in an hour or more. -The inspection was delayed, however, ami a start was not made until nearly noon. Capl. Conkey. riininianding the post, laughed al I heir suggest ions that perhaps a guard shuuhi accompany them until the escort was overtakLieut. Hallowell soon noticed that no buffalo could be seen near the trail. Tire, captain .believed the pas­ sage of the e.-i orl had driven them away. So, f&iUtig secure, the two officer* traveled some live or tnx inil»*s, when, glancing lo Ihe left to­ ward flu- Arkansas Rlveit- Copt. Booth saw somelhing wliicli h<- teintirkeii "might lie a Hock \if (ur- answer. Booth ansWi i- J with his jcvnlver—HaUosrell. W11’ hjl in Hie head. Hie arrow flappin= grot.-*qu.ly liver hi* ear. BhOtn jerked it oui and riu- fight aouHiuit-jl. Again the Indians -charged ami Hallowi-ll wn* hit again. Booth ke»»i tiring, but without I'fferl. The y-lling Indianx acit*i1 os IT (hoy Wen- playing a uam*-. They would lag I>:h-;.. Then, with the wagon tt few yard* ahead, Ihe hand would divide ami,charge, one parly passing the wagon on each side and discharemg arrows. Booth was itoon wound- . I and Hallo­ well again. Booth’s aim became belli-r now and ait Irnli.m tumbled from hi* pony. Hi* emni.ul.-* Mop­ ped to' wail over him and the nfii<-i‘r* gaineil a .brief n-.-pit». Tire .iiiulc* wen* still at a full ».illnp, mid ■ mly a Jhird of the dist.uu-e to the fori covered. The Indians were mon- determin­ ed afli-r |he Hire's death. They rac­ ed after the. wagon ' and r.-p.-nled their former lactic*. Hoolli ex­ hausted hi* ammunition. Thi-ir sword* wi-iv Ihe officer- only weap­ on* now. One Indian ro»i- along­ side the wagon ami griniac.-d at the while men. Booth aim* -! his revol­ ver at him ami, a* he snapped tire empty chamber, yelled: "Bang, you son uf a gun!" Tire Indian ducked Irehiml hi* |KHiy and turned away. BurnnHiexr nine lb' r. fi;-:-d t i scare Booth hurfed tire n-\ fiver nl him. In their ilesperab- plight Hie two ollh'ers threw V>lh''r pi*-i’es ■>( Tlieir Swords, uniform rases l*>x* - and linn- the Indians stopp-fi t«> gather Ihe plunder, and the ofilcrr* won u brief respilt* that way. 'Il.e ehase continued. asu cal ami tnoii.*** gam*-, until Un* fori was only a mile awny. PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO It Hot Weather Specials HATS AND CAPS Silk Crushers Tan, Blue and Grey—just the thing for the hot summer months, an ideal outing hat and very practical for motoring. Price 50c Same as above— In Silk Shepherd Check, also ‘Black and White Hair-line Stripes. Price 50c Same— . In Plain Navy Blue or Tan Poplin, Price 50c BAREFOOT SANDALS For Boys, Girls and Women ing In al tract attention of the fort The Indian* Hosed promiil th. in. apparcnlly lo villi their chmu- before ihi* soldiers saw them, tine snvaui tried to grnb'a bridle and turn the mule* aside. Hallowell. wounded-in One of the most satisfactory foot-gears for hot weather, rnadc Child’s, sizes 5 to 8 Girls’, sizes 8 1-2 to 11 1-2. Misses* and Boys’, sizes 12 to 2 Boys’ or Women’s, sizes 2 to 5 whip and turned the la-li on tho (••am. lhH>!;i heaved t!i.« ia-i few pieces- of equipment awny. And -then’I ho wagon rallied over a little bridge just outside Hie but and into safely. A dozing sentry h--aril the > lnll> r. II.' lire.l his rilb- .il the lu­ -ban* and raiscd llie filuim A pur­ suit Uas started, hut lh- Indians weie g. ne.. B-i-.tli .u> .l Hallowell wcii given medical nit--it:en and bolh. almost vxhauah!*! from llx ir experience. r<Murne«t thunk* that Women’s and Men’s White Canvas Oxfords English Style and Rubber Soles Women’s, sizes 2 1-2 to 6 Men’s, sizes 6 to 91 85c $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $1.50 $1.75 tlieir lives,Jtnothing «•!*••. had beth spared. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT - CONFERENCE IN JUNE Annual Y. M. C. A. Camp Will He Uriel nt Torch .like. An Ideal Place. . J. Van. But StattiLHiXs’.2.W.ork Serrelnry, ariiuuiiicesTTIinC Ihe final prognini for Fifth Annual High St^hool..Oinfvreiu-e is' n«Wv ready. Among the sp**qk«‘i* secured are I invid It. Porter, of X<*w York; f’.has. W. Gilkey, of Clljrjlgo; Je*.*e B. Dav­ is nnd Dinnio Upl"ii of Grand Rap­ id*; and B. B. Joliiison, of Lansing. U. F. Field, uf Hu- Giiiversily of Mis­ souri, has lignin Iwen secured tis raipp .director. Th*‘ u'ntes for High ScIkxiI studertl Conference are June 2lHh-Jtily Oth. Th«‘ regular camp for boys will run for eight week* beginning July 7th. A special Camp for Farm Boy*. Angusd PJ-2V. ‘■«.Ak the camp 1*.limited to tvo Imys at a lime indirnlimi* are that the camp will he filled !<• the linilt for ihe entire season. Interested par­ lies should g*-i nptiliCxUons and iHHiklels from V. M. C. A. Secretary er write the Stale Olllce nt Hl Asso­ ciation Bldg.. Detroit. Mich’. Hayo-Wenl-lln- Eninp for boys is located on Torch Lake and has been rtHNhir'Ied hy 111** StuW Y. M-C. A. for the past ten year*. Boys have been present from i.”.' different cit­ ies nnd towns in Michigftn. ■“JluUnhsr ehniiteil Lieut, Hallo-: well, after a Im.sty look. He'turned Ihe milieu nlmul and .started back toward Fort Zarah al a gallop. "Hold oi>," said Bool Ii, •’riirtybe It's a part of our e.-u-nrt. This was almost iminedialely dis­ proved. A JHe of Indians raced up from-the-ravihe where they liad been .hiding and prepared for a chase. Buffalo robes were discard­ ed. spears and arrows made ready and jMiilies mounted. .More mine and lli<- company started after Ihe retreating olllcers. . "Oh.’ my!" said Hallowell. “I shall never see Lizzie again.” . f” He liad been married recenlly. "Never mind Lizzie.” H<.»oHi i-nm-mainled, "let’s.set nut of Jicri-." _ The Indian.*, thirty-four Af them, came like a whirlwind. In a few minules tin* wagon was ziverlaken. Hallowell, driving, asked Booth bow near they wore.’ A score of arrow.*} fired into. Die wagon from either TO DECORATE THE GRAVES sfde i>y llauking parties- was his . OF REVOLUTION VETERANS Grant H. Otis 8 Co Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. Phone 74 Hastings, Mich “Yes. do you send mo a book ... not a bargain book bought from a haberdasher, but a beautiful book, a book of caress—peculiar, dis­ tinctive, individual; a book thal hath first caught your eye and then pleased .your fancy; written by an author with a tender whim, all right out of his heart. Wo will read it together In tho gloaming, and when tho gathering dusk doth blur tho page, wo'll sit with hearts too full for speech and think it over."—Dorothy Wordsworth to Coleridge. His Dally Supply of Cako. Chain Ferry. A Wichita attorney Is very fond of Among the queer thing! to bo found In England la a chain ferry, which la a certain kind ot cake his wife Is ex­ lo bo found on tho river Tamar. In pert at making. Recently sho left for Devonshire. Tho Tamar, a tidal river, a visit with her parents, and before has a terrifically strong current—so going baked a large cake. She knew strong that the ferryboat Is compelled that It, sho left the entire cako where to ford It on chains. Tho chains aro her husband could find It ho would laid parallel to one another and eat It gll In one day, so she cut It Into caught firmly In tho banka ot the Alices and Hid them In various parts stream. Dy means of a steam engine and a system ot cogwheels that pick her husband, and 1b the letter she tells up the chains the boat Is hauled him where ho can find a piece of tho across. cake.—Kansas City Star. Uncte Eb«n. ■‘"Upon Good Ground. "If nobody never talked about nun­ Bo much as wo are quiet and cheer­ "Mamma." queried small Edna tho ful upon good ground, so much wo live Din' ho dldn' know all about." said first time the saw. a multicolored par­ and arc, as It were. In heaven.—H. Undo Ebcn. "dar wouldn' bo no convenation.” rot. "was that chicken hatched from Slbbe*. . Thought for Today. A rolling stone gathers no moss. Tho circus Uvea up to tho season. Rut lots of times It takes u fall out Several of the acrobats exhibit back­ of some niosaback. ward aprlnaa—New York Preaa. Not Yet Acquainted.' "And what do you know about first Sunday here and I don’t know anybody."—Punch. Local I). A- It Chapter Representa­ in the United Ono factory In Ohio makes Tkin.Tin* potato crop tri Holland Is tives to Place Fliig and Flowers Ofki.ooii bungs yearly from lO.OOfi.tMX) ‘nictitated nl -helw.vn lie.OiNMMM) feel of (Hiplar mid oak. m.l ioi..'ifN>.i«N» bushel*. Following the custom of preced­ ing years ami of Hn- members of chapter.* of th*- Daughters of the American Revolution all over the country, represent alivM of the Emily Virginia Mason Chapter, of Hastings, will place B*-lsy Ross flags Union Suits nnd flowers on the graves 01 Amos Ingrohtn and John Quick, the two Sixei 44-46, fl.(K) value, Special price. soldiers of lire Revolution buried in Barry Cnunty. Quick is buried in Hot Weather Union Suits ’ Ihe old laiphum ccim-lery in .Maple Grevq; lugrnlun. u-*ts in the Irving cemetery, where sleep so many vet­ erans of the civil war and also a veteran of Ihe War <>f 1812 ami of Shirts and Drawers •the Mexican war. hu-rabm was one. Highest Quality Workmanship is displayed in every garment and article that Hot weather Shirts,' Hot weather Draw- 1 Qn oLlho “Green Mouulain Boys,” and sleeveless....... TOb era, knee length 40b leaves our dry-cleaning and pressing department. .participated In the Battle of Ben‘ningtnn under the famous Col. Slacks ami was pre-eat wiien BurWe employ the latest and most scientific French method of dry-cleaning and Big Value Uaderahirta and Drawer. goyne surrendered. Quick served: our equipment is modern and complete. We use only the highest grade ma­ undez Washington in the Valley Fargii nnd New Jersey campaigns. terials. No foul odors will be found in the garments that have been cleaned Mrs. A. A. Anderson will decorate1 in our plant. We send them out as sweet and clean as when new. Phone Ingrahm ’ s grhve; Mrs. Frank Ward, Work Shirts and Overalls 243 for our wagon. of Maple Grove, Quick s grave. The Betsy Rom flag, which lias 13 stars Work Shirts. Blue Bib Overalls oir-a bhre field, wn- I Ire-flag -which Hie soldier* of IheRevolution “WE WASH EVERYTHING EVERY OTHER DAY. fought under. Leather Gloves MEN’S FURNISHINGS Some extra good values in our stock. Be sure and get in on the specials we offer: ■ Men’s Soft Shirts Cream color attached collar, >1.10 value: Zfl* Special 69C Straw Hats IOC-I5C-22C-24C , Suspenders Medium weight in* Suspenders.. A7u Heavy Police Suspenders L‘lb Leather Belts ... 19C 25c value, Special.. Men’s Silk Hose 17C 25c value,-Special at. Black Cotton Hose 7C Ut value. Special at 69C 48C-74C-98C 24c24c 45C HASTINGS. 39C 50c value, Special at. Work Sox Dress Shirts . 9C Points on Correct Pry-Cleanina Drew Shirts. 98C NEW YORK STORE d.„ Shirts 48C MICHIGAN 48C Health a Factor In Success. The largest factor contributing to a man’s success is undoubtedly henlth. It has hern observed.that a man is seldom sick wheajils bowels are .regular—he is never well when they are constlpalcil. For consti­ pation you will find nothing quite so good os Chamberlain’s Tablets. They not only move tl|c bowels hut im­ prove the appetite and strengthen tho digestion. They are Sold by all d . -Adv/ American Steam Laundry DRY CLEANING * DYEING REPAIRING SHULTERS * BROS., PROPS. Phone 243 Hastings, Mich. �TllKIU.STINCaaSKM.n. M'v ». ml. The Hastings Banner I*ubli.*twd evant Thursday at . Hastings, Michigan. - Want CoIninn. fe a word for each insertion. N.i'b. fOT I'-is thUO 12 cents. Card <4 t hanks. Ic a word. Obituary i>octry and resolutions, Cm- U lilie. Ohlluarie.* of 20 lines or Ires will be published fi 6 cants per Udc chnrg<‘d for each lino above the 20 line*. . . Notices of births, deaths or. mar­ riage* will be printed free os news matter. Nb communicntiiin will be pub­ lished under any circumstances jinhtss it bear* the WTil<-r's-namc and IMistotUec.iiddrcs*. • V ■T HOUSENEWS Marriape LkeuMW. Laverne Lampson. Irvlug....... ..‘AJ Edna Blanclie Zcrbc, Mfddluville.17 Estate bf Christina Ixhli, zfcTHE UN0I1 CHRISTMAS IU_ «'?'•* ..... crased. Fhi*i receipts file<L Dis­ SAVlSG CUH STARTSJUME 15 Monday al A. J- Senter’s, . . charge ismum to Frank F. Hilhcrt, •s exi^ulor. , ___ —— | Mr. Goble of Battlo Greek was an Tl»r HuMiiip* City ttawk Offers E«<ypverUunduy .«•! Beatrice Lan- MIPIIUIWOFMIIITY Pl.in To Provide Moure ’«r WW. _ ■■ .................... . Plan To Provide Honey-■ )For Odr school chum* iwxl Friday for ' GhrWimsv. the uinmer vacation. ’ ’ Everybody needs n)oiiey ’ fur Adalbert Benter lost two valuable BUlMkw 8Lo7 31 per rent FIJ-TY-NTNTH YEAR luun! CxMilrad. Christinas. Many n«MB have sheep Inst woek. . Hepry- A. Brooks to Helen Burd, trouble in pnwidiiHf a sutncietd More Birth- Than Death in Huluwription by Mail, Post-Paid. Lydia Wunderlich was the guosl lol, Nashville. MAIM. amount to buy alt- ilia prerthU ONE YEAR, in advance............ $1.00 neFdoil when tlie time comes. The of Cecil Fuller ono day last week MX MONTHS, in advance............ 50 Fho iKmulatmn of Barry -county Hasting* <Mty Bmik of this city, of­ nnd attendqd their last day of school Warranty Berd*. THREE MONTHS, in advance.. 1’5 has a natural and healthy growth, in Ihe Holmes District! Frank E. Hyde lo Frank Ulrich, fers an easy plan ’ to- ihcel such n CANADIAN ' SUBSCRIPTIONS according- to- alal.istirs oompiled bjr- contingency. On June 15 it will ■ ficeR Fuller was Ihn gliosl of Ly­ parcel. Freeport, R2,IMM>. per year, in advance........... LW Bertha A. Helmer to Louis J. County Clerk liny Andrus, who lias start n Landis Chriilmas Havings dia and.-Lucile Wunderlich Thurs­ just cinunletcd his reports of births Club. MemlwrH will pay in a small day night._______________ GtMNlyoar, parcels, cily, A'«K>. and deaths reported by Ihe various Entered ut the postoffice ut JlasLnuis J. Goodyear to Edwin J- township*. During the year ending uiiHHinl each week for A weeks nnd LAKE VIEW. llng*, Michigan, as second .class । nl the Huie will reoolva chreks for Hubbard, lot. City, StJM). April 30. ifflj there were 299 deaths tile total amount.* they have paid in. Reason Ra’ylor raised his new Vera Feighner to Hilla A. Dollar, and 452 birth*, the excess of births plus an additional 3 per cent, inter­ burn last Tuesday. lot, Nashville. $2,200. Iming 153, an ihrrease of nearly 31 er.:. The •ADVERTISING HATES. Mrs. Mura hvrrett and Orl sjient plan is simple and • ' ' Display advertising rates on ap­ JOB PRINTING Nelson T. ParkiT, tier, mlrnr. to per cent. systematic. There will Im- different Sunday wilh DonrEverctl and wife Mr. Andrus says thal the town­ classes of. members. For instance, ■ of East Castleton. | .The BANNER has one of the best Lewis C. .Harris, w. .» feel of lot plication. ' ■ ■ ship clerks $jre-u*ing more care in one class wilt start in by paying 5 Business locals nnd reading no­ cipnpped job office* in Western 5TJ. Par'k-i- KMalr, iFity. W,W». Carty Alllmuse and Virgil Hart ol tices. On-first page or among brev­ Michigan nnd is prepared to do any Ivad MuVray to Andrew Dooley, llu-ir reports. Last year a large cents (lie first week. 10 cents the Vermonuille spent Sunday with number of them I ailed lo send in second weeks, 15 cent* the. thiol Frank Charlton ami wife. ities, i£H cents a hue. kind of biMik nnd Job printing. 30 acres, sec. I, frvjlig, $500. correct rejforb. Tin* year fliev did week, and so on for 25 weeks. Ibe .Mrs. I’nnher and Mrs. Fancher of Clarence K. I<ien l<> William Mar­ much, better. last week’s payment amounting lo Ballinpye spent Saturday wilh Mrs. cellus, 10 aert-s, sec. 28, Johnstown, $1.25. Mcniliers in this class will Hatlie Gillespie and family of this $2,000. TIME TO IM) THE FAIR THING. place. receive checks two week* before SOUTH RUTLAND. (Jeo. A. Packer lo John A. Russell. E. L. Sinclair and family enter­ Mat Ransom met.1 with quite n Christinas for $inj5, with interest. tained his brother and wife from For the bitter feeling which the American people have entertained’ Wm. 11. Gardner to Harry E. Ben­ loss Saturday night. His burn <>u payments by paying St.l'o tlie ilrst Charlotte last week. the west farm was burnt tu the toward railroads for .many years the railroad managers were themselves nett, parcel, Middleville, $1,350. Mi*. Alice Cmdbnugh Entertained ground from some unknown cause. week nnd pitying 5 cents les* each the L. A. S. for supper Wiilnesday Harry Brininstool to Gert. Wright succeeding week, which .brings the largely responsible. They ignored the just rights of those who gave The many friends and old neigh­ last week's payineid. down to 5 evening. A good crowd nttendl-d. el al, lol. Shore Acres, Fine Lake, their franchises the people; made outrageous discrimination* in rales as ti.no. bor* of Mrs. Tom Kelly, a funner cents. There will also. Is* a class School was mil Friday wilh a plcElizabeth 8. Mitchell to Sarah resident of Rutland, are sorry to starling with two l1 *J*LJi'S..-yhool houiw.. A. »jl iwu Wilis, t'uyiiivnui 'between different cities, ami even between shippers- in Ihe same city: cents. Pa ym ents hear. .of. hnr-.illiii^-- ut__ her buujl must n<’inndi,’■pWlnfiTTy-cvcfy'week c6»W«TWlen(IwirYIie leaclicr, ‘'-"J"‘<5’’’‘-“-'------treated wilii ciuiiempl those who Complained of tlieir exacfiomi; nifiBetf ^'n^rifiiig’kH'lkmikHnif- Harry. Kelly's of Grand Rapids. --------- n. presented for — as many weeks as Rilzninn. presented each each scholar scl or in advance i... ----------------------We have watches at every with a Im»x of easily. Thu ohildreii Dan Smith of Hastings, »|*ent may be convenient. ■nd plundered tlie-people by: loading their propertire with watered se- man. 37 acres, sec. 3T«, Baltimore, price at which a good watch p, \__ _ ________ __ Saturday .with hi* hfpther, Frixl ou .. dU-wW-iwl only, pwc beneficial presented Um- .wiflLJL.aiXuu' curUiiw, on whicliJ-tieywaomieiU^I-lheir palr«ms-it» pay interr*l-nnd divi^ $|,'*u • - -------- -----•• — >'• ” Jason J. Ilenney to Jacob H. Mil­ the farm, IL being his 16th birthday.1 to-grown shell and pieklo fork. We are nil can be sold, and every watch people, nut will prov<* (lends; maintained powerful mid corrupting secret lobbies ut slate ami bourn sti of sVj of se li, sec. H, lie was given a nice birtlulay din­ very popular with young people. It pleased to hear Miss llilzinaii will sold by us at spy price i* ner nnd Ice cn-nm by hi* sinter, Ella is very simple nnd the detail* are leach-another year. national capitals fur the purpose of defeating legislation which they Carlton, fl.'*'. guaranteed to be the best Jacob H. Milbourn to Jason J. Smith. Dan is a true farm lioy easily uiiderstiMid when explained. thought might lie unfavorable, sujd to secure, lows that .Would further Henney. above description, $l.<!0. every time ho come* to the farm Everylsxly is wdcomo to join and value obtainable Judge I.cw. L. Thompson, Andrew Dnolry- to E. II. Adams, 30 by niakhqr- him-elf useful. Um Ilnstings City Bank will be thuir interest*. The general attitude of railroad managers toward (lie acres, sec. i. Irving, $275. Allegan, Mich. Mr. Wellmnn and Jim Ransom plenwil to have those interested people for a-long time was expressed by one of the elder Vanderbilts lo Roxana Dawson to Elsworih W. unit family wen1 among the many cull nnd learn all alsjut II. T‘ auto pleasure .srekers from Hast­ desiring tu become members ■ committee wliieh.appealed to him to consider Ihe public's interest in Smith, lot. $100. Lafayette Parrott ing* who came ihi* way Sunday af- join after June 15th. the management of his railroad lines. He replied: "The public Im* d—d. Miller, lol. Woodland Village. $100. ternoony They ‘lopped a few min­ I<> I .Ollis 0. Geo. It. Hawkins ORANGEVILLE. utes at Mr. O.*bonf* ami visited Railroads are run to pay dividends." - That was the spirit of the liikherWc arc building ■ rcputaHoulcatup. p;pcel. G with tlieir old neighbors. . Mis* Maj-ie Beattie nf Kabumupo up railway officials qpl many yoars ago. when any attempt to redress CrookrU lake. $!.<«). tion as watch dealers upon the visited friends and relatives of Hits Mr. and Mrs. Broiisontfruin Halt ­ Louis J. Goodyear to Lucinda ing* nn* spending tin- week with place tjiis Iasi week. wrongs committed by their lines was made. policy of offering any such Hickel, parcel of Jot, City, $700. .Mr. ami Mrs. Phili|f Saddler also Il ought to have dawned upon railroad managers long before it did . Frank M. Hazel to Chas. H. Titus, Butler Smith mid family. watches as wc (can recom­ Mr. and Mr.-. B. Smith atleuded ihat their mistaken attitude toward the p-eple would react upnn them, parcel of lol, City, $80<i. mend and in maintaining an tended th** funeral tif Ib'eir aunt. Mr. Ifhtninonii - funeral west of Mrs. Hulda Olis, of HliUnnd. HalurHastings, Monday. and invite a lime when they would know mid feel Hie wratli.uf an arousinterest in their performance Probate New*. Miss Mabie Y.vkley'tB on the gain day. . ud and indignant public, who had loo long suffered wrongs which ought Estate of Kenneth Keith Vance. after every sale. It is jvcll Mr.’.Murdock |hum*1 awin' Satur­ nnd *|>ent a few days last week never lo have hern committed. The day came when this pent-up wrath Final account of Henry J. Lippman, with Miss Kali-- Biggs. day and was buried Tuesday at worth your while to consider guardian tiled. Discharge issued. Yankee .spring.* cemetery. He was of the American iieople was directed against the railway systems of this our watches and prices before Estate of Kenneth Keith Vance, . Mr. and Mrs. Palpi'T t’-arn* from an old pioneer and .soldier and loved Reed Cily, were visitors in till* 1 respectfully announce my can­ deciding upon a purchase. country, and il could not be stayed., Drastic laws were passrel at Wash­ deceased. Final account of A. C. community last week. didacy for congresta in opposition to Junes, special administrator tiled. ington, and by nearly every stale aimed nl curbing the railroads, taxing Receipts filed and discharge j*.*u<-d. Hou. E. L. Hamilton, the presdht In­ boy mid made his home hi Michigan cumbent. HIGH STREET. Estate <>f Daniel Knowles, incom­ them al the full value of their property, prohibiting rebates and liisrrimMrs. M. Rebber <>f Hastings is vis­ must of his life. The family have If 1 am elected you can expect petent. Annual account of guard­ inatiotts, and finally-giving to commissions the entire control of .rates to ian, filed. iting her son, Alva Reciter and fam­ the sympathy of this vicinity. these things of me from Sturt to . The eighth grade pupils of Illi.* llnisli. ily fdr a few day*. Estate of Lafayette Knowles, dcbe charged by Failroads fur their services. The devious melliods by Cornelius C/ippon ami family-.nf place who went lo Helton for the I, shall Aland by my country and ce:i*e<l. Annual account of execu­ means of which railroad manager* had been able to defeat such laws in trix tiled. Orangeville call' d -on his (unit and examiiuitb'ii were Mi*«% Lnurn !>■ the work of her hrailis, gciflus and , Forest. Elizabeth' DeVrow, ,also “•*» hands. Estate <•( George Hayward, dethe past proved Tutile whpii the people were aroused. No politician dar­ Clair Odlismi and Ned ■I \ati\alkeit-l I shall resent every insult to the ceaseil. Lireu.se to sell real estate Sunday aflern<i>m.' ■ lilt/ lll.lt ___ .. > ’ I......... ......1 that ttu-V they ei__.. ed ask for the votes of his cmislilutents if he fiivorrd'lhe railroads or was at private sale granted. Mrs. Olive M.utin is quite sick bvrg. We are all Imping Stars and 431-1 Stripes ut' Imine and will puss. abroad. Jewelers—Opticians Estate"of Sarah It. Ilnrthorn, de­ with hi grippe. even suetiCcted of so doiffg. • I shall pray for peace, hut will I Fred Gulden and lady friend .of Mrs. Mnry Mtirchou/v is on the ceased. Estate closed against claims. Tbjs situation quickly led to another where thrtse who sought pub­ Lfeen-e to sell real estate al pri­ Baltimore, spent one day last wl-ek advocate being prepared for a war, | Phone 281 ut ('.has. Peofa. ■ , c if unavoidable, that will teach our lie ofilco mad* a bid for voles on their promise to do things to the rail- vate sale granted*. Milton Jeoaiugs is slowly Im­ Mineral waste in the United i nemiua.ftUd'tiMj world to honor our In Re Little Thornapple Drain. hJads, which the" people had come tb regard as public enemies.. The proving. , -... States is estimated nt $1,000,000 a Hag. Notice and 'demand for ’ jury llh-d. OHiretbe managers of transport at ion lines sought lo allay Ibe storm, tile Ernest Feighner dosed Ims school day. I shall stand-by Ihe Republican Venire for jury issued. Meeting of wbrsc il grew. Paris is now taking the place of party, dinging to the good; striving jury’May 29th. | • Friday with a pit iiir’. 'The pupils England received more than $1,wen- treated to leg and cage. cake. to eliminate the bad. Much gnod has come out of this agitation agaifist railroads. They In Re Cora M. Giegg. an alleged were ice cream ami imnMMMI in taxes from the vast estate I shall, stale where I aland so you have flow discharge*! their secret lobbyist* breaui*e they can accomplish Insane- person. -Peti\ion Tor admis- They uro glad to see vacation again, leaps. left by Mrs. Elizabeth Easton. who There are one-third more girls i will all know when lo put me out. nothing opder existing conditions. If complaints are made now- they are sion to Kalamazoo State Hospital | Mrs. A. l->1lobin.*on is having. died recently in Yorkshire at the Ried. Physicians certificates tiled, trouble with her ey.->. She has an Y'ours respectfully. promptly tfaHeed and if i»os«ible the cause is removed. Their attitude Ohler fur admission entered. I ulcer on. one of them. ‘ Law. L. Thompson. age of nim-ly-live. is now one ofrencilitftfon rather than antagonism; of cultivating tho good will of. (he i»eople rather than their opposition. If they have any fav­ ors' lo ask of a legislature or of congress now, their position is made known openly and ahofe board, and not through secret Itthbylsls. Hut Hie arourUNl Auierican |n*dple,'smarting under past grievances, do not seem ready yet tdxgive the railroads any show, and are still dite)io*ed lo listen to any public, man who propOM* i*ome additional restric­ tion or exaction upon the railrijad*. until the latter have reached a point where it is difilrult and alninskJinpoMible lo sell their lionds nl any reasonable rale; mid with increashig expenses and no increase in rales are finding very tough sledding. Tii^.are now right where they hud Ihe people a few years ago. But the people rminT and did* help themselves, while the railroads canriol do so. The only way that the transportation lines can secure a. better income i* through the action of the authorUlf's who are responsible to thc.peniile; so that if the railroad* gel any relief. H must be from tW penpl’' in this indirect manner. Unless• they- do. lhero MM-iiis no escape from receiverships for many uf them. And that would bo as unfortunate fur the. country as for the railroails. The transportation liues have had <0 face a constantly increasing wage scale, now nearly double wbatril was 20 years ago; heavy increases in taxes and in other expenws. And yet in that lime, pmnehgcrrains have been,decreased, and freight rates are al least n<>.higher. Interest rales on -bonds are from a third to a half larger than then. It cqn lie seen that a serious situation fsros*tbe railroads. Under Ihe conditions it may be well for thoughtful people to give pause, ami ask themselves if the agitation against railroad.* has not gonp far enough, if not too far? And is ll not lime lo consider if the progress mid prosperity of the country do not demand that they Imi given a chance to uliarge for lheir htvkes sufficient to pay a fair Interest on tlieir actual values, and lo pay (heir men ihn increased wages, which are certainly none too high? We hold 110 brief for the rnilniads. We have felt that it was but fair that Ibex,gel-a. good taste of their own medicine, the kind they dealt out so ungraciously to the public. Every Thursday the names of the contestants will be i BOY OR GIRL who gets the greatest number But isn’t it time now for lx»th the railroad.* nnd public lo call “(Quits,” and set atwiul doing the fair thing by eiich other? W6 think that lime published with the number of votes credited to each. of votes before July 15 gets this nice Juvenile Auto­ is now here-; and hope the interstate commerce commission may pcnnil Save the wrappers from “ Hastings Potato Bread, ” Mail or bring these wrappers to us each week on the transportation lines a small increase in their freight rates—they ask “Malted Kream Bread” and “Bra-Lour Brown Bread.” bul 5 tier cent—and,lot them have a chance to improve their equipment WEDNESDAY SURE. nnd service. Rate* are lower per ton-mite in America (han in any coun­ Every wrapper from a 5-cent loaf counts 5 votes and ev­ try on the globe, while wages and expense* are far higher. Evotylhing ery wrapper from a 10-ccnt loaf counts 10 votes. cIm- costs much more than it did 20 years ngo except .railroad charges, Will il be less than fair lo concede them a small increise-in their Get busy, boys and girls! If yotir friends don’t use COOK BIUJS^ Eilitors. IS RAPIOLY CROWING Graduation Watches ' ■ ■ Pike & Damon 1 . ' Some Boy or Girl Gets It HUSTLE UNTIL JULY • Read These Directions TAKE NOTE OF THIS! our breads get them to do so and save the wrappers for you. Water Set Special Water pitcher, 6 glasses to match, fl value... .70c -Ice. cream dishes, crystal glass, only..................... 10c Wine gluses, cadi................................................ 10c ' Glass custard cups.: .............................................. 10c A regular 5c fluted water glass.. ’ for " ’ 3 10c Heavy hotel waler glasses, each, O. A. BOYE.S Department Store Hastings, Mich. We will give 100 votes with every 25-cent purchase of our pastries The boy or girl who brings us the greatest number of votes gets the Auto STAR BAKERY RESTAURANT PHONE 381 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HAfifTINfM HAMMER. M AY 38. WIL BABY CHICKS NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, Ij>. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. COWJILTOSG DEFAJOMENTT Phone 383 M. W. Hicks Hastlnjt, Mleh. CORNER PARK ANO WALNUT STS. Juicy, Tender Meats • i--------- :--------------- through sev« iitr. rent ma- First it g<»es through a linlrr amil II. T. BEAN. FOIIMEK HASTINGS all Hit* bul <*n llie oulsnh is taken | RESIDENT. WRITES ABOIT .... >>IT ami mioiher maciiiue cracksW. tin ; --------------------------------------seed anollier r — —C and : separnliSs Ihe PHOIH t’.TION <>F COTTON. meals from tin- htllfo mid Iin- bulls| ate conveyed to a V»rge bin fvr,tlial' PAPER READ BEFORE . ■*” •. d j . !■ PINEAPPLES | T A* » * | The season for canning is now on. Our stock will be of the same quality as other years. Our prices reasonable Give us your order and get the best HASTIKBS WOMER'S CLUB M. W. Hicks. This department G lnten<|.sl t.» give Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Also Cyphers’ Chick Food and ■Chick Grit. IlfflKSTME MS 1 MR ms MIC PAGEKUmm nf compresscprnse4*tsmiel the nubRictJi they ilcslrv ci|ilainv<|. In asking qurstions semi full information. NulMcritiers are mjurKted to contrib­ ute to this department wlirn liiey ct»o By Mrs. Mary Maynard. \t Their l l'”" »•••••>! mk- i* rtin f1in.tA.-h ■>.... Meeting, j. .mioiher inurhim* and ground into Recent Is ... (thru .In -meal which is valualdi’ fiir.fivd A - Full. liltli' uf the meal mixed, with Jhe Colton is a soft tfemiiy 'Ubsfanre. hulls and used like Norllietn people It 13 s/Hiielhing like linen, a- il final corn meal or oats ls likml by grows ti|sm n slemb'i- —♦trlk with a all slock mid has gre.il fattening bushy lop linvipg all-< n.'di ly Inlied-i leaves, pods or Indi* ami largo grayish white 1 \ a»-‘••iMblinu ■hurteniug mixed wilh tltf lllimtl-llower ill -1/e mill shlipe. It is classetl among ie\ being ciilisiderabb' cheaper supl iniU'li aa portions of n in answering nearly 4 he same put-pose amt wheii mixed with hiillei- makes faluirs. . , • very good subslitule. ’ It Is much more eilliAr of Hie other । Following sire the Urr und Miles. Spraying fqr Miles. Lien mid Illites .il'e Ibe railSi' of a IHtses ami wearing nr great many poultry troubles. The mites stay mi Ihe liens at.night, bul growing in during the day an* found in the IIIHi ami did nniiind in Hie cnu'ks ami t fee; 5is- Trfms'Tmd- 7 bTTir; ,ni place where I In- in'H' may roost rolbm twills on dl ll»- >11111-1 Continued spraying willtn good real lar..sDra.v_.ilJig£i‘- are, a iitimb’T of. good kinds oti flic mantel. > will'rid t’.-i lo > inches ton hold- iirsi place iu u Ihn. of hulls, worthy H.C.WUNDERUCH . Four Deliveries Daily Phone 83 Hastings, Mich HENDRIX MORGAN In Volume 3 of the American Morgan Regiater, ia a Ihotouglibred Morgan dallion, cheatnut. (tar. three white feet, and can be seen at Henry Ilros.'j ^‘eed Harn, Hasting*. Mich.,* at any time, except Tuesday*’ Will be at Orton King’*, 1*^ mile* A»t of Freeport. He ha* attracted the mort fav­ orable notice by all who have seen him. AH mate* must be returned regularly n» directril or kt; vice Re. 115. wilt tiecome dua and muit lie paid at once. - Persona parting with mare* after having been bred will lie held for service fee, 115, spiny very thoroughly. Wet down i*vrrylIiiiig. pmlicuimly around the roost im.- places. Ri>t>enl. this spray - ciiinllaty liristleK fruit which eloiignie. ;J> mmuriiy, mid I lie qu.-ilily. wlial is known ns spray a third time four fo seven forming long, slender (XhU or IhiIIs fmig staple bring the most valuable. and must be paid. * days after iliesiTond spraying. The which hold Ihii rolt>«n. HENliFUX MORGAN ia Colton is raised wilh with Ihe quality, as. if it is dry the Iirsi spraying gels ,the'miidl i/iih-s from the Tery’beat strain of thia very beat Purely American breed ot horse*. | rollon is much clenn.er also lighter. will gel the egjrs which hatrh'nller- stniiier. mollis ami <-«tr..ii J. M. HENRY,.Owner and Manager—1914 the stalk ami gel- il full of smnl. PHONE 323J HASTINGS. MICH. Ilecenlly .ns much ns seventy or more poutfih of* sand rmne out of rid of miles in a house is.lnid In Hi- rapidly. Ils origin i- \-i.iiic.’ The introduction of cotton shrub spray material when the frouble is ciHier-lhnt too little'wit/applied.to [ Keminr Hie Hoosier From Obituary. ' PMna 162 The Meat Market Man Hashags, Mich. do a liiorniik'li job, or that only one century, being plant. >1 by Spanish , the Finck. lluldali Clark was Ihtii in Ohio. spraying was given, mid ail IinI mm sending by mail a few Egypt-mid-BnaH.-praen.'iitly raise .samples 'of the d|ffiTi‘lit priwhiel! Augusi 12, IR3I, mid ified May • 13, illite-eggs were not killed. lire world's supply .of cn||un. Cul- golleii mil "f rollon. I liojin thi< tunny instances Iwiler. without the Hill at the hume of her Hon.Eduur liitt was Hi>| plaiitril by Hie Englmli will prove of some value lo you am piesciicr of the male birds in the lMis in Hastings, aged 79 years mid • lauvry Lire Powder. In Virginia, as uu vypc■ ' 9 nifiglhf. • • kn<iw 1621, The annual i-,r-op now nothing of cidton and II parls gasoline. Hlie i-anir tn Michigan in ehildeiiornmus mid cOirriiiih... ... ।• ter vveain- 1 lined nnd was married to Philamte.r Ihe principal snun-.* nf r etude rarlkdie acid. copy. Yon cmi- see 1 ant gelling j er Hum Ihoso vvhii'h tfre in Sept. IHI9. To' this union e infertile.|(His infertile. ,r the it... mah'tniite ..... I.. this i-oiinlry. In fumpi.T................ lin'd by the mislnkes I am making |Since it is the presence of children were born, six of ing thoroughly. Then stir in omniali is gOnetally known by the name of csinsl only during I loilv. Edgar ami ('.lark of Hastings. lilnster of parts to lake ui> Ihe iiniisI’ure. making a dry. pinkish-brown leading eolluii purl- m>' Galveston, gienl eoiinfry. mid Hie >n. I hey-should I"-; Mrs. Ada Jenkins of Lansing..Mrs. New i»rl"3us ami S:iv:imiali. Ami •just fine, warm just lit. Monks for the I Hallie Edger of Rutland ami Mrs. our lending col ton growing states '' Harthy of Welcome Comare *\bibiiina, Georgia. .Mi'sissippi, dec will keep for'a long time. . tjouth Carolina a"'l Twas which in sliirl sleeves., She moved lo Rutland in W51 and state, priidiire.s more limit any oilier' minuends that in iea«l !«» per'cenl catiHilio ai'ifi can­ Michigan the breeding season' peer life. Her life was spent on Ito* not be obtained Hint cresol «ub- tidies anil s|ier.imrn- -Iniw. gauze umieiwr.ir, mid III old farm in Rutland until two years Lmhes, .1 ant iltilvlilvd in a former xliluhMl for Ihe acid. formula ago. I hen would be: Ihul. lime wuiilil cerlhinly be an im­ Her husband died June I, tW7. Dem. (pi-jin' ■ •■iiii'l-! h• u >4 my pa3 parts garaline. •s iu full hloniii. portant step in helping lo iniproyh deeming il would lie inure hl. t part cresol. I In* condition of intirkvl eggs during teen grand ctuldren. seven great Utfg if gleam'd and written by Ihe hoi suiiilliiT irflmHl.s. it is vs- grand c|iil<lriin. tinudrs a fa-' of rehilives mid fricmls to mourn her Either formula Om ro Turkey Tr»l.. It- is similar In '■■• > Brace is seal brown in color, a half million dollars 1914 weighs 1700 lbs, and was foaled thoroughly applied. er. a good ueighlHM’ ami a loving Mundi 2V, 1941. form, ntso •exhibit "Brace" comes in direti. linn from School Report. Rutland church sixteen.years ago. the very heal Percherorr stock iu g is lite re|Hirt of the Yoakum, Tex . November 22, 1913. the world, diCsconding in line front Registry No. 46395 Wt'lcbine Corners school for I he Curd of Thunks We wish to sin­ tlie famous “Voltaire” (2H.WH} ami Mr. ami Mrs. An- •q D. Maynard. year gliding May 15, t'.ili: cerely I hank mH Hu* ricigldors ami I have purehnsed the beautiful Hint the fat has m» oppiirluirity to •Mollie <07316?. Bruce is pt gentle Number days of school. I8u. • 1 friends fur Ihe mmiy ilecils of kind­ disposition, large boned, and bis Registered Percheroq Stallion “MO­ colled iu the tissues, for a fill hen color ami description driven behind ness during the sickneM and death Number iMiys.eiirollial 13. DOC" weight BMW. bred ami owned colts are POUDd to be winners. him- which made some noise gniiblof] our darling bate*; also for Hu* Niiiiibbr gins etirollrd.' 13. Will make the season after May by Fremont -Bennet I, , of "Modoc, In­ hniMijgdbiliiy. . *• sonic time am>. He- delay ffinrnswi lumiy bcauliful flowers, to Rev. 1st. as follows: Wednesdays nnd diana. This will be “Modoc’s fourth ing the smm1 1 Tolul allemJam-e. :i7fT».5. Saturdays nl the Fair Grounds.' season in Haslings. -A light dose nf.Epsom sails n^v/ lime ll ’ ‘ singers rfnd espis-ially lo Dr. Cross. Average daily attendance, 2t).WJ. Modoc can be seen al A. J. Henry’s Hastings. Remainder of the time al Percentage of uqendam-t^ lHX». j Surely sui'h kindness can never lie my barn % mile north and I mile Feed Barn in Hastings nl any Lime. illK “Mllliin." - ■ There wen1' nine pupils receiving Torgnllen. Terms—$15.01) to insure Mandiny east of Barry Hotel. wlial I have h-armn. Mr. mid Mrs. Homer Kelley. ertillcales for perfect attendance: colt. All inures bred ut owner’s Brvtid us Ftwid for . Iii-ihe-iiist place1 tlii' ground is ladcleiie Bull. SpvrCy- Roush. Ilirh’ Fiiwls m.ni. iHilrkji., prepared lie- j-Hi- as for corn in risk. Mr. and Mr^.1. Corwin. ..rd, liml Rolland Bulterlleld. -\\ idhry bread makes mi rxcrilent All mares must be 'returned reg­ dishes washed InciHmid Plynn Mallhews. Berllin Owner and Manager. ularly as directed or service fee $15 vmi.'illon ill the diet nf all fowls. niacliiim ranilar 'to ami Mary Starks and Arthur Bruni. Phone 252-3 rlnns will hecoim> due add must be paid Tin- is p.'ulii'uhiily irue in Hn- ranMndeleuii Hull. Arthur llranl mid press our heart fell thanks to the llaslliifpi. Mich., It 3 :d om e. nicely, aboiif k days, (he men go neighbors ami frirmis who assisted Persons parting with mares after lliruugfi with a Iiihs nlujut Ki iiielii's Very truly yours in friendship, us during the sickneas and dealh of Indiduya fiinictl during I he.year. having been -bred will be held for of this bread which may iw uiMst- wide mid I'imp «'ul Just lh«- widlli ltrnrtterd~T.- Dean: our mol her'nnd grand fnotTieF." We of the hoe. l.-mnig 2 or 3 plants service fee $15 which becomes due iu a hill, -ri-. fk.dl this chopping ।Pit trill Stink From Enlhig (lie spcHing le.'sons during I lie year wish In thank the West llutland W. al once and must be paid. ration for Hie newly bale bed baby ".'.it Olli " ▼ .. . . were won Ry llerthu Slurks iu ihe Bend Bislli-s oT CbB CC-f J’af x»c’ for young • • ttirkcys or •cotroii." lltili and sixth grades ami Kenneth ladles L'lpon, the .Glass Creek A. J. HENRY, Prop. chicks |t takes ah 'Uf '.»i ifnyx for the cot­ ducks, mid up to Ihe iige of six or ■Gruitxv. Ihe W. R. C., Ihe, neighbors Roush in ihn eiglilh grade. Phoss 331 Mattia**. Mich. eighl w eeks, I here is nu imire <|e*ir- ton lo maltin' ami <Hi good sort they Owing lo the fai.'l Hint there were ami friends for Ihe beautiful iloral make from . mi lo w hundred pounds able food since it has been thor­ ,six of the pupils wriling tin* eiglilh offerings, also the singers for Hie or 2 loads to 2 1 * acres of ground. oughly packed mid tried. In fner il appr.'pi i.ale inu-i.- ami H- x . Yn-t for grade I'Xauiiualitiit on our last day Nearors :uiil Mexicjjus db .the Isnbiil grub, llm immature form of is an ideal food fur-all young birds, of wliiHil. we had' no closing exer- In- weld- <4 coinfort. particularly so when il can lie picking and i'hopj>irig nml gel from Edgar Olis and family. lo KIJNI plT day. Picking is unlly at night on red-d<Aer. alsik>*. moistened in sweet skimmisl milk. Adv. done in n long -ack hung over the ulfaifa .ami Miiiieiinii's on while­ terlaiiied her pupilfat her home the is to serve your needs. afternoon. shoulder nml ■liagging on tin- clover ami iiiniiiinoth clover. I'or- following Wi’dncstlay The Summer Wilh Poultry. It will help sell your ^;*p Bowel Movement Hequlnr. grounduniil fill'd when il ia oinpTho advantage of Hie rammer lied into the wacon-lmx which is tutinlely, nature, has provided an goods—talk to.the iv eJUnly hearts. Lewis Ballipri King’s New Life Pills keep Aik for our prices. Our agent vvhidi isHikcly to appear season i* that Ihe cost of keeping About 3Wr feel deep mid then hmd•dvd in .finding Uie Inrgf’sl stomach, liver and kidneys in healpeople you want to during exct'ssivr oulbrenks of Ihe T-s and Coffees are the best poultry is bul very lillle. ns Ihe iiiqiiiier mid Roy liassett curried, th" Ihy condition. Rid Ihn body uf reach. An advertise­ itp-ger share can be picked up by rangi'd wilh |:n ^- Miction pipes. 'I'lic nlost pvanuls • on “ a “ knife Ir- '•* in -a poisons mid ami waste. Improve your yoi Ihe hens if they are on a range. Th.-' wagon is drricii under the spout •use which de-lrnys the grab, fir.- minute. ment in this paper Hefreshmejils iineluding complexion by livi !./ IhiMuiyi -the liver profit in suuynei' is fully as-large as‘ which is flexible '<• that it van he ice cream and rake, were . ------- and kidneys. "I got runre relief from is a reference guide in wilder, mid Ihus compcniuites in Jefferson St. moved nb'iul mid ha# a bug al tin around the point. All seemed In have a very enjoyable one Imx of Dr. King’s New Life Pills to those whose wants quantity for low prices. It should than any medicine I ever tried,” Hine. Hastings, Mich. eml wilh ti ruiiml hoop. The.'fanner are wqrth supplying. be impri'SMod on n*4dei> mH to food by moving Hn* *poul- about over Says LL E. Hatfield, of Chicago. HI. grain except sparingly, us the hens‘ ‘Ihe loud soon hi* it all sucked Up ■mains clinging there afterward unGerman coal is finding 6 consid­ 25c. Recommended by Carvelh & will goon lie thrown out of equdi- into ti macliim' thal separates the erable inarkvl in England. *v um’ j Stebbins, A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. tu>n by loo much food when the‘ wed from the fibre. The seeil gov.:-----------,-----------doll gas company has just bought weather is warm. In jfcfne ettee*‘ Ihrough a coiimti'C to a larg*v bin has usually been almost simultane­ over l.tMMl.tNWl tons. ; Banner Wan I Ads Bring Results. excessive heat causes very fat'fowls' pivpari'd for ii mid Hu* col ton goes ous wilb the coming ot Ihe grub so lo succumb. With mi abnml.nil through siiejion pipes lb the press thal the loss from tlie clover-leaf supidy of grass, seeds and insects’ of'llfteetl Hioii'aml pounds pres­ beetle has been almost, negligible Don’t Throw Away That Ta<J<W there will be no lack of varieli?.; sure and G pft"—d into bales mid thus far. They should be made to seek Iheir siTurely bouml wuh iron hoops. Old Furniture The Citizens Mutual Fire Insur- . food ns much ns imssible, mid by so[ The hah> will weigh an average bul unfortunately ance Company made a gainof -ll/l doing they will keep in < lielter' uf Ihe hundred and fifty pounds of Call and see Cain under Reed’s, henlth. They should have plenly of pure eplton ami Hi" seed will weigh new members and 153,200 new Inare Opera House. He will take off fresh waler, ami care njusl be taken[ nine hundred mid flRy, making (he killed by the fungus In sl<H'k, list...... ---- —/ sur^utfe in April, with one fire loss the old varnish, repair and refinlsb not lo overo rowd I hem on )tu*' load weigh llfte>'ii hundred pound.' poisonous ficieiilly pbiwuinus to produce, of 129.01). It and make it look like new, also rrmsls, especially on very warm us iLs'iimes from’ihir'flrjhl. tonlahlng results. It is known everydeath, bul often toxic enough lo There is none better or half as nights. will upholster your furniture for First Dose of Wonderful Tin' “giiioi'f” will pay live dollars produce seriuus lllrn'is. It Is cheap. If you prefer to pay fA.SO you. I , for the HeeiL or tlie farmer can keep therefore ■‘Uirgiorted that-during the Remedy. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy thi' seed nnd give tho giimer three present • uulhirak of the grubs rather than 12.UO pet thousand on Piano Polishing and Re­ . Mrs. Beal Dull was quite sick n dollars ami Hfly > • nte for the work slock „ bo IIV rreslniim'd c»i■>■>■■•-<■ from ne,,, feeding uu mi your honiw insurance, ilia youj mid removes poloonooa finishing a Specialty. tew .|(>- ln-i vv-ek. btil-U Ih'II.t al at thr-gm.- Htett-rt-itF;iakeii !«► Hie graxs-brarinw such -dead grabs William N. Goju. 2tS Aldrich . SL. accretion* matter. It brings swift reUefTo'autprivilege. When yonr old policy Give me a trial. First this writing. . compress mid sold for mi average which will i>" found curled around -Rattle Creek, was troubled with stom­ ferers from stomaeb. Uver and bowel rune ont, better talk it over with Miss Veda /f^rnbee spent last of 37n.ou per bale plus lbe $5.iM for Ihe lips ofgras* spears.' until after ■ach and Intestinal aliments for yean. troubles. class work. Many declare that tt hss week wilh her uncle and mint nl Hie seed, nfiiking each load bring lim wcnilitT has washed i>IT their , C. G. MAYWOOD and money with apeciallata and tn ex­ saved them .from- dangerous operaDowling, and got acquainted with about «75.<mi I In.- meragu yield. lio.fi.-' nml again made the forage ;pensive treatment* that failed. Hint little cousinf “ Gm»d cotton will rad about two safe. AND SAVE MONEY .■ ■ He took Marr’s Wonderful Stomach Mr. and Mrs. Lew Pratt and Mr. loads equalling eleven hundred Under Reed’s Opera Houk. Work Remedy at laat and wonderful results many imitator*, ao b« R. H. PeltiL and Mrs. David Kunz also Charles weigh! of enttoil and Inineteen or Called for and Delivered. EiHnnudoaist of Experiim-nl Sin. Iroll^wcd. When he had taken only •ure tt’i Mayfo. Go Fowler of Nashville ami .Mrs. Sam twenty htindred weight of sitU or East Lansing. Midi.. May 26. 1914. 1one boule he wrote: “I sot more relief out of one bottle Leamon and .Miss Marion of Ohio 1150.00 to (he two and a half acres. attended .the L. A S. Thursday. The. compress* s nro coni rolled • Card of Thanks—Wc wish ‘to 'ot your wonderful stomach remedy pushing among paople they know— CTtiveland, Ohio, has a court de­ The L. A. 8. at A.E. Mills was well by Hie railroad coihpbnies. 'I'he lltnnk Hie minister of- the Presby- 'than I did In alt my years of treating or send to Geo. H. Mayr, Mt*. Chem­ voted entirely to hearing divorce, attended for so busy a time. bales me put through a Iwenty-lwo (erinn church, ter his kipd worasE with specialist*. ist.. 164-156 Whitln< Ht. Chicago. Ut.. coses. I had ail the money I have spent Amount taken hi six dollars. The thousmid pound iHess which makes also the singers’ for the- beautiful ।for“If doctura* built. I could buy a farm. for free book on atoHnsch aflmanta and The German empress has next will bo an Ice cream social al the bale one half the size of jhe songs Ihey -.mg for Ihe Post and I will certainly reconnuend Maye's many grateful lattara from people brought Iter own powerful inlhtHie lioine of Mr. and Mrs. Haririj original bale as it comes from the Corps mid Hie coiifti'sy they show- ’Wonderful Stomach Remedy.'* cnce (n bear upon the nmperor to Lara bee. Juno 2. Every one. is x-or- [gin. This |s done for cbpvenlcnce in stop duelling in the German -aripy. dially iuvited to attend. shipping, .tanking ai great saving of Adv. Hallie Naylor, PreiH Cur. Ibouoands of others who have u . th!« remarkable remedy with sucl Are the product of experience in selecting stock, care in slaughtering and proper'facilities for curing and keep­ . ing the meat. Our shop meets all the requirements in these lines. If you are not buying from our market now, better try an order once. BESSMER BROS. MODOC JOHN ENGEL The Purpose of an Advertisement When You Get That Mail Order Feeling The Coffee Ranch YOUR INSURANCE I Will Sava You Money W. A. Cain GAVE DOCTORS ENOUGH 10 BUY FARM-RESTORED IN ONE DAY �Till. MAY 3”. !9tl. F Physical Exercise fflW&LUTe'Y GuXWT££. Is as Necessary For the Development of Boys and Girls as Mental Exercise ? EVERY JtLL A There is no more PITIFUL sight in the world than to see a man or woman ol STRONG intellect backed up by a WEAK, FRAIL IJ0DY. But you. sec MANY of them. Ollen you will hear them say, .“I would give every­ thing I have, or ever hope to have, if I had GOOD HEALTH and a STRONG BODY.” Then again, how often you see a young boy or girl wilh “humped hack” or stooping shoulders that greatly detract from-an otherwise pretty face and form. That is a handicap for any boy or girl and it is one that CAN EAS­ ILY BE AVOIDED. . . Street Scene in Pekin VISIT TO BURIAL PLACES OF MINGS . , .. Parents o! Hastings and Vicinity Mortoaiic Sulc. . Why not pay a little attention to the PHYSICAL welfare of your boys and Default having Ihvii made in (h<* girls? Why not get a PULLEY WEIGHT or exercising machine, dumb ■ omiitions of n certain mortgage Ivells or Indian clubs (or your children to use ? It Will STRAIGHTEN made, executed in*l delivered l»y Harriet Moore of Hu* township of their shoulders, EXPAND their chests and give them a "send oft" in life Majd*’ Grove. Barry County, lo'Afof GOOD HEALTH, which is worth more than all the money you could tmi II. Smith of the City of Hastever shower upon them. mg**. Barry Countv. Michigan, dnt«m4i block-Uuxc_aud. a.. JtalL—Irct e*l tlm 20th day .if March A. I). 1912 GOLD 7S GOLD 7ft~&UR~JE'WKLRV STORED THERE IS and rnconied In thr-nfflrO; nf-thr with tlie |op math* of brick four­ n*gist*T of Dpeds for Barry i>»unNJ DROSS ABOUT lY. EVERYTHING ELSE CONNECTED teen inches by three inches per- ly. Michigan: on th- 2mh *lay of March A. D. 1912 in liher 72 nf WITH OUR BUSINESS IS ON T^E SAME HONEST fecilj2 sound "* ’• Base Ball Bals,mp-fimn....-—— . ,Jr, • •.. 5c is u ImtnriiH-iiriJfi' M**i-lngrs on -par'* :Ht>-37i nhrfYirr | STRAIGHT FORWARD PRINCIPLE. t^E HAVE MADE A Boys' Gloves and Mitts, at................................................... $1.00, 50c. 25c which mortgage Hiere is now due nt the date hereof by n'lismi of the Base Bat! Masks from 25c up to the Professional Masks Tor........ $3.50 SUCCESS OF OUR BUSINESS ON THIS METHOD AND non-payment of tin* annual interest Lawn Tennis Nets dm* March 2fXli. 1913 and th** non­ WE SHALL NEVER CHANGE IT. WHAT DO YOU WANT wall niit'l all have Imen <■; Official Score Books................... 25c New Base Ball Rules............... 10c payment of the animal iul<*n*sl dur men for long distanr>-«. W WE CAN UET YOU ANYTHING IN THE. SPORTING GOODS LINE. March 20lh. HM4 ami Ihe taxes due IN THE JEWELRY LINE RIGHT NOW? WE HAVE IT. Base Balls.............5c, 10c, 25c, up to the official league kinJat $1.25 ami payable Dfcr<-ml*er let. 1912 in­ Toe and Heel Plates a pair.................... 10c and 25c golm. II was a beautiful sight, ami cluding an attorney fr<* proviihxl by Lawn Tennis Racquets, up from................................................................ $1.25 we could see for miles across big sltilulc am? stipulahsL for in said mortgage the'sum **f One Thousand Lawn Tennis Balls............................................................................................. 50c S* venly Seven nml IO-J00 Dnllars nml nw said mortgagee • having elected and hereby rh-rting lo de­ THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN nml clean up. clare the full aiimiinl secured by had mdy/n cal said imirigagc dm* nml pnyabb* in was very dirty. ESTABLISHED IN 188J OPEN EVENINGS accordance wilh lb>* ptUviainns conlaim**! in said mortgage, notice Pekin. Sunday. September i< hereby given that by virtue of Uie jwiwer of sal- rmilaim^J in said mortgage, I. shall " foreclose the There i« no Sunday MMie by a Sale al public auction to Ihi* highest bidder at the North Fnnn**rs have b.*<*n busy planting; , The best description 1 can think of front *loor of th- court hmiM*. in corn fur th** |*anl week. •[ th** City of Hastings, mi Saturday ll. V. Wiliuni nml family visited ■ lb** 22n<l ilay of August A. I». 1911 al Im 6’clock in th** fon-lmou, all of TIME TO SPRAY AND WHAT TO SPRAY WITH I hat smelled so vile, ami »«> tut**! those Bunday. certain pi-t*-« or imrrels of WHAT TO WHAT TO that we could hardly sjnml it. W SECOND TIME THIRD TIME Fred Wood nml wife and thmglilrn FOURTH TIMK •PRAY SPRAY FOR ONE BARRY COUNTY vid led silk shops where they s*.*l Jami situated nml •"■ing in the town­ of Maple ‘Irove," t>>unly of San Jose Sqalc <iay iiigill ami Sum lay wilh thel NEIGHBORHOOD IS PLANNING th** same ship Barry ami Blair of ........... ■ I to* 7 days after Dyster Shell ami filthy. *l**HTilicd ns follow 10 days after third lime, and at former ^ nmlh-r. Mrs. .lay Itanium. I -yo |l() niAT TIME In spring before show pink, just be- bloaaotns fall. The Scale of 2 to 4 weeks >• tryinii 10 .'Mirth twenty (is* leaves start, lime fort they ope us Lime and sulphur intervals scurfy Scale throughout the season. Lime APPLK North one-half mtlli and sulphur, 1 gal. Bordeaux Piute, 1 Seal* er half. ily. • r .SOME THINGS HASTINGS OUGHT west quarter (Vi o.......................... Rot Horace-1latimm i* suffering wilhi '.j . also twenty 20 acres situated tnKctx । of mixture. bl>MMl |H*iMHiii|g in. one of liis hand-. TO 00 FOR BETTER ROADS m the Southea-i corner of the Wonux John Fruncinco mui-family mf Northeasl quarter >i* of sold s**cHasting’* called al Lisi Cumming-' San Jose Seal. A* soon as blos­ wares u|Kin I lie ground. Evety inch • Bunday. Suggestion for lite One lluudrvd Cniculio soms fail. Lime 6f street was occupied ami all of the Brown Rot . AuloimddlKls •iFtTly 1<l — aftd sulphur I—50. Most Prominent and IsITcctuul goods wpro second hand. One man's danger to the crop is over, Same as apple Curl Ixnf Consider. Curtr for Ibid (adds. entire otiiilf consisted l"f used to­ allju t'>wii two ft) North of range Lime and Sulphur 1—70. PEACH Shot Hole Funseven ■ Weal. Michigan, lim same When you have a bad cold ymt Next w>x*k Thursday amt Friday mato cans, and another hml only two RUl Lv & S. mixture. want a remedy thal will not only Wlll.be llic'“ltuad B**e JJays’* nam­ broken dishes, a piera uf chaii* being tlm premise* d.-iribed in the i'cach Mildew give relief, hut effect a prompt ami ed’ by Governor Ferris for Hie Vellows f hated May Dig out and burn licnuum-nl cure, a remwly that is uh<>b Male. We Imp*.* Barry (anili­ Simon. Wi* wanted to see wlial a Little Peach i lie fore netting an on the sjibt. Fill bole with quick litac and kt it remain 1 year pleasant hi Ink**, a ri*mv*ly that cun- ty folks will get culhusiustically in slmw or theater |m>k**d like ami Mortgager. tains imlliing* injurious. Chnmbcr- lim*. ami make “Road Bee Days" re- went in om*. bul came out on the Thomas Sullivan, PEAR appear*. Iain's Cough llenmdy ineels all im-mbei cd lung apd pleasantly, not same breath. If blight Appjf. Same u Attorney f"r Mortgagee. Busi­ JLheko rriiuin-mctils. It uclg on nat­ only fur whatever social picusUD* Tomorrow wi* continue our visit ure's plan, relieves ihe Lungs, aids may bn ohlainotk but abocMBy fur and pack our trunks fur uur start ness address, Hastings, Michigan. Scale Ditcaxci 7 days after bios- Repeat 10 days after 3rd aprav•xpeekondioii, opens tin* sccrelimu ■some good road work, done well mid. to jlankmi. bli. that trunk business Cniculio Sime ss apple. ao<u« fall, Ll&S. ing. Rct>cat 3rd aprayittg IU and .restore* tlie syMem to a is terrible, ami Isaac very gladly PLUM Slug Cut out black knot 1-40. 3lba.iA.of days before crop ripens for _ heajthy cobdiUou. This remedy has . LONG BEACH. lets me do IL and you know bow I Rot L.--W gallons ot Brown Rot. 111- lln-l ........ Miry the 1IA.N.NEH and burn. * a world wi<lc sale and use, nml can. Tlierc will lie a dance at Long kVorms •ptayssixMre. always In* dc|H.*nded upoiK Sold by that something would be doing on Beach Saturday night. May 3P. all dealers. Mr. Maywood. Art Cha«<* ami Har ­ A phi* Assyria Farmer/ Club. When fruit is size Repeat 3rd spraying every 10­ Hastings township. When lekvet ap­ of larife shot. Bor­ 14 days till crop is secure »n<l Curculio ry Stowell were llshing id Ibe lake CHERRY Beclion 31. II** wishes us to unpear, Nicotine So­ deaux 1—50, A. of leaves do not fall In summer, Rot *■ Same a* apple iinUnce that the |*eoplc of that Fanners' -Club wus held al th** lution 1 — MX). Slugs L, J th*, to 50 gal. cut out Ulack Knot. K H-ri in-li.ii made a business nvighborb'SRh will have u "bee" pleasant lioOu* uf Mr. ami Mrs. A. T. nest Thursday, and gnule ami grav­ Hhc|»ard. owing I" the busy ocason trit* to Bailie t'jwk Tuesday. When leaves apMr. ami Mi*. C. Tuttl- eub rlaim-d OUR Cotton Scale el tin* sum! hili on the Ballmmre- Un* crowd was slow in gathering bul i>car, Bordeaux I — friends from Kalamazoo and L'uion Worms Hastings town line, just west uf about Hui sat down lo the dinner. 40. 3 lbs: of A. of Repeat 2nd. in eat 3rd every 7 day* for • GRAPES Pres. Ilurlinn called the meeting Cily, Bunday. Rot Blivm's rorn-rs. . L.—50 gal. of mixl'ri**l ■LoVctle of Baltic Creek niid to order afb*r dinner and the pro­ Leaf Blight Wl* sfigsesl that Ihere is no sccwtis..<>iH.*ni*<il.ltyJwv Jungs l£ irivtiib.Jfuiil.X. .Yg.GInVvlaiiit, li*»n **Ht«iTy routdy- Hint-wc know gram nml fort Wayne, b«L " ‘ ■cm ... I the, the voting People's Chorus which were gr**aUy enjoyed. Ihivotionala lied collage :d Long Brach from were left !■> >h*. I. W. t'.arg*». after Sal unlay till Sunday. (in Hie ground Hiat gns*)|im* calm. HINDS CORNERS. ‘found within tlm r*ir|»oratp- limits Which fil»’ ***cn*hiry's r-iiurt Was Mrs. Me peck spent Part of Inst Mr. and Mrs.'A; E.'Phillip. Ian- injurious io Iwallh tlm Berlin ofsHitnUmm,-» here the approaches Frail amt nriO’pflMI. Mrs. Ilza Shep­ week wilh h*T gramhlauHliUr Mis. ,...... •; -—-lt>oHrr'hnv*-VeftKml t*F/cense any I** this cily ipe. ami have been for ard was rmnicd n n**w member of Roy Eldred of BatdicUl. some time, a disgrace In a tiivili/cd tli- program committee and Mrs. (arunye Program. Several from Nashville. Hastings. community. If, this cily could level Frank Wright new member of re- Battle Cn***k and Bedford *|***nl .... ... panted (*••«'. Robinson, mid wife of ’ • on NorUi fr-'him'iit committee. Sumltjy nt Long Beach- All enjoyed unlay evening. May J)Mli; Hastings to Gull Like, Bumlay. : Broadway, make sort of a Hi- nrnsic furnished by the on:li<*»Kinging by Gramm, school knupL-mi Klim* visihsi h*-r ninit MftL1 pleasing instruineiilal duel with Irn. sack. Wm. Bvcbtel uf Hastings <>v>t SuncoriM»ration limit, ami violin and piano. They wcre heart­ Mr. ami Mi*. W. E. Conkling and Heading, diQ*. ■ Memorial ily appltutdi-d but did nut respond dnutflil-i* of Hastings were cullers Day.'' ’ Mr. and Mrs. Edd Newton spent ut the lake SalurdOJL We.lm*«*lav night nl Mason Newthniikx of au appreciative' |M*ople. Hecilallun, Sister Susie l*hilli|**t. There Ann he no mere iitq-ui.mi people vreie preparing for a ball "Is Memorial Bay l'n>p< i ly .ob­ fun's of Northeast Barry. IIDI.III S CHURCH. game. ' public work that, the cOipiril can do Mrs. Alic** Sbullz of Hnslings nsEsther Case gave a very pleasing Mr. ami Mrs. Barnum >>f served?" hmctissiou |.*4 by Br*‘* for ihe material good of llasiingsfctud Mrs. Eli/.ab*-th Hinds with WiMHilami were the guests of Mr. Maurice Cuxsind Jay Snyder. than t*» put these approaches iu recitation. her house cleaning lust W).*ck. . Song. . -Maynard .Moore then gave* his first good condition. .. Hccilnliuu, ' “ A MoWn-r's. Vigil," Mrs. EUm Pierre spent Hu* laHur mediation, which was enjoyed by Clarence Itavisuf Hustings visited There.arv over Itm automobiles in all. is sister Mrs. hla Wood thb latlci Sister Hazel Hathaway nml others. Ib-cilalion. "Gone lido C.liiip"— er Mr*. Alice Ilobinshii. Solo. “In Lift! Valley «»f the Moon within the city intial Im limited to was very prettily sang by .Bernice W. S.'Barnum and family ami Come in and Hi** paved slrrel.s, with a turn Vt fhler. Hlic favored Us with u svr» Mrs. Lorina Barnum attended lbBinging—America. Obituary. around K-lcham's square. Even ond njimimr. Close with Uie tlowcr man-li. funerur of .ihe- latter* bnilh-i 'I H'. A:.! re , | Hiram firry Webster Wa«i lairn Ibal is rudely interrupted -by the SiirftriM* < oiiinnli*-* - liKilhers July II, in.*, nl Canadea,-Allegany llirnin’li"g'Ts. in Hastings Sunday. big enough ■ -•jolts" one gels us his cur ri«lrs the propriate memorial recitation. ' . to dos chair Mrs. Fr.sl Imrkee is in Freeimii flconti’ Hobinsun, liny Bush amt Co„ New York. He was uiarrinl lo Edd Newlmi. As Mr. (fibaOD was not able to be or a border I ClarisM Alsworth March ,2V.’ ItOtfe of th** bill-way waves of List present wilh bis aildress,' Lnuia Men. Charles Sintdk«*r who is nick. Ltira Tubias, Lecturer. around a I g* living on the old farm 5 y-aiv: In •mall room. wa.** callcii upon nnd made IK55 they cairn* Iu Mirbigun buying l*ii\rm*-id I*, (in* inter-ectimi of that aNorton Grange 1‘rotjrum. . few general remarks in regiiv)l to Carlton wen* the guests of jhvir a farm jtcar IlirhlatiiL Kalamazoo We will give slDM*t with Hnimver. • growing old. Oxinlv Tn-asurvr non. Milo nnd family. Monday. Program for Slur Grange, May bti, yt>u oae of <*n*en si. tb tin*, cily limits iMpn Reams leiing calbsl upon, fuilowol Henry llaglu nnd wife rml IUII. Children's bay. when Uiey moved hr Trowbridge our regular fairly gaud comliUon. C>*iil*l not with a few rotharka along th- aame Freeman Barnum JHMl *'f'* S*mg. "Joy B**lls"—Knapsack. Allegan Courtly' and Troiii there are giving entire satisfaction 15c can*, abwilulely wiihowt charge, Hu* autmm.bilkts ut this city show line, saying in part that a man is uo donville. N. Y vilified M. I*. Fuller s Ibcibilii.n Chester Arvhart. if you buy a 10c KyautM bnuh tudo coming In IK72 to Jolifistown and i to our customers who their desire to h*-lp tii«* good loads older than he feels, lie then Hi-' people in W-xiland Tuesday. “ My Favorite BuUurily" — a short settling on tin* funri Where lie pass ­ movement along InHnakingTi ravel lrmluc**(l Hie subject of-the m-vr have purchased. Jw Imn'-nd and wife enlcrUim- paper by A|ene Christy. ed awny.May 2t». 1911, aged H3 yrsroml from I Ik* eud- uf th** pavement method of assessing which bi caus­ ed Mi. ami 5lr>. Ixiwis Deuiond and “My favorite Bi r<r'—paper by IB ImnHtis. •ami 9 days. Every home id Barry county Hi* cmning wi iiiurh argument ^.lhis year. Miss Taiura <•( aarksviUe and Mr. Eva SlewurT. ‘ ptfitfon i>focci'iii’d him Bepfrsi. iwkl ** that doesn’t have clectricthe town line willi the Green dL This brotighl forlli discussion* from nml Mrs. Floyd Demond of Grand lleciinl ion—Gladys He fiillsic)l August ;«n|i. tbtM in (lie - ity* should .have one ol road? . l„ Norton, A. T.. Bhcpard, Mrs. L. ilnpids Sumhiy. Song—"Whistle am war of tho li-belliuji, rciuriiiug tin be u*eei>ers. Tlie 1 Sunday b. .>| and church ut ibe ••Borm* Pels 1 Bm <»wn**)i''- a Jiume in May of 1^65 . prlcF is much lowtr Rhrn mat ism UttickTy Cured. VrrATT. Sh-iirthTItiHi hnnnrht uMiul time. Coins, • . paper by fra ltlXiir. Thereat >• ^1" To finourn two " the liecorution bay “My aisler's husband hud an at­ foiwanl .Music—Murrii’l Groat. than any similar fwill mike anything made of wood daughters. Mrs. J. II. Bowser,mid tack of ilmuimitism in liis arm." lltoug|il nml asked that white wc Canl of lliuuka—We wish to ex­ machine and it’s * about your house look like new. Il Mrs. W. E. Ilusscll, four grand chil­ writes a w>*ll known resident ot decorale th** graves of our d**|i;trt- tend our heartf»lt thanks tu Ihe sketch uf tlieir tdiilifltood day-. ia eaiily applied and dries quick and dren. six great grand child!vii ami guaranteed to Newton. Iowa. “I gave bin)* a bot­ **i| Mddicn*. we forgel iiot the hand­ many friends and relatives. al*m Ihe Music by Alen •. d i Jn -l ..>,<■ harJ. You can put it-pa with the r. Mrs. Marion Keuynn of do the work. tle of Chamberlain's Linitncnl ful tlial are living. This wad fol­ M. E. church and Sunday S< li>-<-l- Christy. most pleasing result*. Superior. wis„ besides oilier rela­ wliidi he applied to bis arm amt mi lowed by a few remqrks.by I. W. fnr Ihe beatiUful Howers ami kind­ Smg and music by IxdUc and tives ami friends. ima/ won’t chip, pest oe turn the m-xt morning lim rheumatism I’.a i go. '■ nesses sliowii us during the illness Martha Belsoti. 1 ite. It Is a sanilcry finish which The “lb>ad Hee" • tyueslion wa* Md ’death Wils gum*." • Fur cliru’llic muscular * " of* our beloved '* one. ~ Heading—.Miss Hitzrnan. can be easily kept dean by wiping II t Dally Thought. • rhiumratiMii you will tihd nothing then brought ut> and Pro*. Hartmn W. A. Mnlhgvp ami wife, Bring .school knapsacks ple:is<\ «ilh a damp doth. Bo cheerful, amt seek not eternal IsiUit. than Chamberlain's Lini- authorize*! to cal In meeting al Ihe ■iohn Sin a and Children. Ice ciraut ami • wafers will be help, or the tranquility which others, lawn hall nexJ. Thursday night lo meuL bojd by all dealer*.—Adv. served for supper. . Chas. Parker and wife. give. A rain must stand.erect, and dittUM the aubjecl in this township. B. Perkins and wife. Nellie billed. not bo kept erect by others—Mardisi I 'Hu* world's producHon of pig ‘ Another lM>pn>priale recitation centa vvu pay for the l*ru» HJOO ill 1013 I* estimated at 76.5M1 wa» a* given by Thelma Theuna Crandall. . - -------rtfanacd it yn'j art not L QUALITY y«W tup.*. ;r new high record. . The Club then saug America amt Leede. plcxxd with the Kyanite. , ~ .... Enalmul ■■1|»<.<I*U> U. adoptu ...... oxer - .In prance farmer.* t are ‘*ineri-r __ ______________ . adjourned to hold its Jun* meeting brad irartmn for alr«d*i-cars. r , JuimnrM* residents of Ban Franruenting with a prubUc potaiu .from po&Toes in Gri’erilaiiii d" . nnt HARDWARE E. Hurtey, Agct an* budding a magirtflcwut with Mr. ami Mrs. C.Fntin. Iowa' hens lay l^OtkOOWUP egg* Pf'ri'‘,*"'J“* ilselfjgH.w larger than au ordinary murllastinflji, Jiirh. IBuddhui Umiple in ihul city. Alice Xi. Thomas, reporter. with broken ruols left iu the soil. |,jv. o1 We Are Agents For the Famous Spalding Line of Sporting Goods G< countrj any ot) and mil The to COUI . The fin* th« Acet] Cook! kitchen i L. V BESSMER Carveth & Stebbins 7“77S^^r‘||0ADBEE”0AySARE The DRUGGISTS Phone 31 jMp<nK«r AU th HASTINGS, MICH. 13523636 Thou Re I til Ki Cl Pi A| Phone 16 W IP Red Cross De Grange Department DOOVER merely < by our t M. Ke a piece of furniture COMBINATION VACUUM CLEANER ATiOUR EXPENSE A contri duatry ot f taken by t in the abac ing mbika disposition, started net similar **x| tu tho Na Wgahlngtot AND SWEEPERS S EA.BURTON Hera an lobster can Brunswick: pounds, or length. 34 end; telson cant pace, 9 Crusher cli length, UM depth, a 14 10’i Inchoi Width, 4 Inc A threwy with his Kr the moon, aa it docx a ■olmnnly, “ To »t**ad induct* bin much ns j adjustable ol. �FAOB THIRnEN THE H.UrnMiH »««* M» a. ml. For the f International Sunday School Lesson For Sunday May 31. 1911. The GratefMi ffamarifau Lukr 17: lf-15. Golden F«xl: Luk. i;.is. Iiilrodutdars. Gas Lighting and Cooking System A modem gas lighting and cooking system in country homes, new or old, contributes more thanInsurance authorities permit its instillation in Insured any othgr one thing to the joy, iwppiness, comfort and safety of tho entire family. iny'ofrtsir^n'Schools sDcTotbsr public tniiidlnga. The Pilot Lighting Plant brings thin service With a Pilot Lighting Plant, house and barn* p to country homes everywhere. fixtures hung/and tho cooking appliance In place, you are , The beautiful, bright, clean light of acetylene heme has enjoyed for upwards of BO years. • • fills the evening hours with comfbrt and cheer — Decorative, modern, dty.like gas fixtures^ in copper or brass, ornament the entire home— Acetylene tights eliminate forever the Deify Grind of filling, cleaning end carrying oil lamps about tho house— Cooking with Ai ‘ ‘ . . . kitchen in summer. the kitchen work in lialf—the dis- This entire installation work can be dona in a couple of days without diituibance or inconvenience. And when it ia completed you have a permanent Improvo- A Permanent Improvement So the Installation of a Pilot Lighting Plant, is not an expense but en investment, paying daily dividends in added comfort, happineaa and safety to your entire family. ir iu.—. __ ___ .---------------------- k... .. I. For father, big bright born lights, securely fastened to Iron piping and enclosed fn strong, durable globes, make his work easier, quicker and pleasanter. They do away entirely wilh lamps, lanterns and match** in the barns and outbuildings. Udon ul ■ Pilot Lighting Plant. i Pilot LlahUns Plant ' Acetylene—Made a New Way Tho Pilot is * simple, compact, perfectly constructed gas machine. !t*a record for efficiency, oafety and'eatisfadloty service fa unappto*cbvd by any other bghling device in ibe world. . Thousands are in use today. One or more in nearly T. H. MASHINO Lock Box 55 Grand Rapids, Mich, Decoration Day, Ma-V jv *10 , 1Q14 may 1 v i <t. w enough to last over Sunday. The kading lruits are Ua. nanau, Oranges, Pineapples, Lemons and Strawber­ ries. All orders assured..prompt and Careful attenlion at lowest market prices. Kxtra large and fancy bulk Olive*, per quart _________ .... 40c Peanut Hutter, per jar......... _____ ____ ...10, 15, 25 and 30c Olive Sated, j>cr jar............... ....................................... ;_____ 15c Salad Dressing, per bottle....,________ _________ 10 and 25c Chow Chow, per large bottle.. ................ 40c • Kvaporatcd Cranberries, extra fancy, ]>er package_____ . 10c Pimentos, per can............................... 15 and UBo Appetising Dill Pickles, per jar___ ... Imported Orauge Marmalade, |»cr jar.. Phone J? Q Russ 6 Son g«2! We will close Saturday, May 30, from 10 to 5 p.m. by which Ain can be remedied. If wc.jlvny (hal l«‘i>ru»y c\t«K if wc deny thal U will lead !»• .L-utli, these denial* do not chango th«: l.tcl»; we COATS GlIOVE. may insist that sunn imw.-i and iin-tin* short of the divine x\ill rem­ The following it* u report for the edy it, lint until it yi<*ld* to ihi* iii'inlh ending Muy 22, 1911. . (Hiwer ofir msislcnci- I* in word Nuiiilu-r days taught, 20. only, not in power. The *.mur i* Number of i»u|n|s enrolled, 31. true of sin. Aaron in Number* 12: Total attendance; 620. Number of tardy fhnrks, 0. scription of the leper. Ami yet Number of visitors, SI. some people look lightly upon sin, Percentage nf -altwndaiico, 100- ' nnd what child of God •* there that । Hubert liarnum has not been lar­ needs- mil a more pei-fwcl -haired nf dy nor absent for four year*. ‘ sin? Ih Leviliru* It we hnvu the .Marjorie Bidton, Wnliaml Wnud law of tlm leperjs demising. Dr. and Arthur Richardson hnylt TnitH A-olield point* onl four pohil* here (deled the tenth grade, here. They hi which the elean-ina of the leper all intend to attend Ihe Hastings high schooLnext year. tho leper does noihing himself The puneel ’ spelter* foi* (his our salvation is not tin- result of : jorie Hollon, Arthur Richardson, 11 mris SiiHigue, Wihla Richardson. Russell lh-mier. Earl G. Chase, Leola ' Ncsliel, ■ Mae WiMMlman. Raymond i Bollon. aiiJ-Barhnra C<Mdliaugh. Marjorie ami Haymond Bollon. I Maidan. Videnla, Jolin .1. Fuller, llu■ b'-rl. Harlow mid Howard Barnum. I Arthur. Wilda nnd Ralph Richard­ ; -on. William mid Ralph Wood. I.eo' la Nesbcl, Mae W<>o<linlint Earl C. Chase. War'd lla'ine, Horace Web*. Mer, Chewier SluWt'H, Dirt* Sprague. jinynt* Decbration Day—Saturday, May 30th A Day Set /Yside in Memory of Our SOLDIER PEAD Lct us Dry Clean and Press that Suit or Dress this week. We du not merely clean the outside of the garaienl, but cleanse the linings as well, by our up-to-date methods. Wc Sponge mid Press a Men's Three.-Piece Suit for 50c Hastings Dry Cleaning Co. M. Kellogg, Proprietor co**-. Leprosy nianlfe-t' ilsclf; *o does *in. tlie awful catulngue-of its1 inmiifeslnlion* being f<>ni|<l in Ro­ mans | .'.1-32; Halali.m5:IU-2l When lei’uosy ba* run it* course il bring* death; Ihe aain-- I* true uf sin (Janie* 1:15). Th'-n- i« no hu­ man means by which lrpn»?y can be OXWELD ACETYLENE CO., CHICAGO Remember the Day— ’ Our Lord i* on the. way lu.Ji-niMlem jii today's lesson, ihe cily tn which He has steadfastly sei Hi* face lo go (Luke 9:51,'. Ihctv to bo set ul nought, deliver'd io Ihe Genlib-'. scoui-ged, kiHed and rai*rtl again Ihe third day, according !<> the tjeriuluras ami Ills word* to Hi* disciple* (Mk. 8:31; 9:31: 1tr.:i3. 31'. According tu Hleven* • and Burton Ihe evcnl* of John IL i '-.. I he rais­ ing of luizarus mid Ihe withdrawal to Ephraim, lake place, hi-tmiraljly. Iielwoen our Is*! lex-on and Ihi*. The portion for present meilitauon i* useful In teaching Ihe way of salvation lo the lost, .and Hn- rc*pon«ibilily nnd piivihof the saved. IJWSON DIVISIONS: I. THE PRAYER Ol HIE TEN “AFAR OFF.” 11-13. ’ . JI. THE— ANSW£H DE —THE. SAVIOUR: II. • III. THE P'HAISE Ul THE ONE MADE NIGH." 15-10. vlV. THE -AXBWEH LORD. 17-19. The Outline Developed. As Jesus came to this unnamed village there met Hiln Ion. leper*. Lepers can Im* fouud (••di.iy. Mi*sioiiariea lo India have (hem to deal wilh. leprosy is one of Ihe Bible type* of sin. Leprosy make* one unclean, and separate- him from others, c. g, Uzziah .' Cbr. 3k2tC • 21 j. See Lev. 13:45, 36: 2 Khut* 7:3.' I So sm (hakes unclean. *©pttrale» man from thal, from heaven, from fellowship wilh God'* p<siple. II is Phone 223, Hastings, Mich. Prompt Attention to Parcel Post and Deliveries Breeding Minks for Fur. ! Knew the Sex. A contribution to the growing in- j Whcn womaB eanraBser asked an dustry of fur farming ha* been under- j 0|j farmer to sign a petition In favor taken by the U. 8. Biological Survey | Of a woman's movement, ho eyed the In the shape of experiments in breed-1 document for a white with suspicion, ing minks for nlxe, guallly ot fur and "No. I'm agin' It. ituro,” was the rtply, disposition. A ntluk farm barf been with th© emphasis of a man who had started near Prichard, Idaho, in tho | had some domestfo infelicity. "A Coeur d'Alene National Hi rest, and ] woman who's alius a-morin' 1* alius similar experiments sro under way | a guttln' In trouble. If you got anyin tho National Zoological Pork in j thing to keep her quiet i'll sign it.” Washington, D. C. ' , — ■■ Cultivate Inflection. Ol«nt Lobster. Every one hie tho power of speak­ Hero are the meaeuromenta ot a' lng wlth 1W(K,t. lnnPctlon. Every one lobeter caught off tho coast of New | can ntuln n rcpoeeful Utterance and Brunswick: Its living weight wu 25 clear enunciation by training the ear pounds, or possibly more. Maximum and voted to work together in mold­ length, 34 tnchos, tip Of 4*11 to claw (ng |,arsh tones, and cultlvatlnK the end; telson apd rostrum, 39% Inches.: inldlpo initiatemid register, In in and .hiciro Jnoro mellow, reglatcx. cant pace, 9% inches; girth, 16 tnchoa- every.votea Excltetpept scndsjt up Cmkhcr claw, girth, 11 1-3 inches; to a screaming pitch, but self-control length, UK Inches; width, 6% inches; will lower It again, nnd Its playground depth. 9 1-3 Inches. Cutter clnw. girth, should be through Ihtr varying bar 10K'inches: length, ll 14 inches; monies or cadoucos of fl^o notes. width, 4 inches; depth, aK inches. Drifting slowly with the equatorial A thrct-yrar-old ted vm out walking’ current,1 a huge tree covered with barwith Ids grandfather when ho noticed। nicies and in possession ot three tur.the moon. Booing that It did not look ties was lighted __ ___ off__ tho______ Pacific_coast ns It docs nt night, ho remarked, very' recently by tho captain-ofos Son Franaolatnnly. "Well, there's-tho moon, but cisco steamer. The tree was 40 feet It ain't got any lamp in it now." !I *long and- -liad- -been -floating «o long ________________ I that it* limbs appeared to bo perfectly To sleady a violinist's hand' and Petrified. indtfru. him to use hi* wrist a*____________ ___ much as possible a braceiel wilh u u said that a hair from the tail adjustable wpixuU ha* been invent-1 of ihe horse i« Ihe strongest single etl■ . . ' .JauinRH Ibread-kmiwiL Benner, Arlo Nesbel. Barlmra-C«m»IHiuugh. Travador Wood, ami Clyde ' Van Wie were neither tardy jior ab­ sent during the month. The llrsl Awenly of tlm alxivo nuimnl ptijiil* ix-rhivcil ecrtilli'.uti** •>f. award for perfect attendance for the whole year. School closed Friday wilh a pro­ gram, ire cream mid cake mid a i veal uf ormufe*. ' At Hi" close uf Ihe program Mrs. Je**e Chast* pi-e*enlo<l Mr. H:i*lhtg* wilh a nice clock in behalf of tTie pupils, patron* and Ihe Sunday school for his long mid faithful ser­ vice. Tlm besl wishes nf his num­ erous friends go wilh him lo hi* Ono who was Ibero. STONY POINT. .Milo Osborn and *on. Von. spent Smidav in Hasting*, visiting hi* par­ ents Mr. and Mr*. Asher Osborn. , The Fnrpenteft are al work on Mi*. Hortense Payne'* barn remod­ eling and placing il oti in new base-’ nfi'iiL . ' ,'1'he Misses Hazel anil Let ha Bar­ num are ul home un a vacation. Hazel has returned from Assyria where she hn* been teaching and l.ejlitt from Hastings, where she M attending schpol. , Mr*. Lorn Bolton, of Hasting*, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her parents, Mr. ami Mr*. Warren Daly of the-Ridge. I’r. and anil Mrs. Horace Horae© Curtis Mr. '' of* otHarni ami and Mrctu..Mr.-ntwi .'Mr*-ifomu«*l WimdlHthl __________ r.'LTX’ find family file Sunday dinner wilh Sir. and-Mr*. T. II. Rudebaugh. \Mr. and .Mrs. Win. Troxel of Hn*ling*.; vtsRiM-Shr—amf-Mrs. Irving Troxel Sunday. We me pleased to learn thal Mrs. Harry Ritchie is much'lieUcr al Hii« writing. . . Mrs. Cha*. Meu| i* spending a few tiny* sewing for Mrs. I-arabee’. of Manic Grave. ‘ McMiames i). p. and B. J. Wellman and mother at {ended the Juidie* Aid al Mr*. Ben CooHMUgifs last WedJi'->dny. Ireland in 1913 produced. I39,«HYJ,251 |ru«het*i of potatoes, • The moving picture craze has spread almost' over Ihe ent ire world.' The Chinese are eager for them. , - that Ihe primal the b-per. not lh<> conlrnry. nml read Luke 19:10. Note that Hie. <-U.'."i-mg i* impos­ sible “without IK- shedding' of blood.” So it i* imp'--*ibl<rft»r anyu'. pl' by the bljMiii nF Christ. Head llrh. 9:22. Note Hint two bin!.* sit" uno bring kilted. tlm olhr r'l-JiK tlrpnumiling llcnlimi .Rum. i:.‘H Imik Hie two birds, neither »nr wa* stillii* tin essential pan of mil* faith, mid “if Christ b'Miol im-ed, yrnir faith Is vain" (I Cor. -. "I'lie High Priest only could anmiRure a leper cleansed. Jesus' th- Grtnl * Htgji Prie*l, only can amunim-e cleansing. man say*, hut' what sailh thtf Word.”' Any system of religious belief, whether aneieol, mwltev.-il orAfrica of civili/rd tuiericartiftiich lion, i*lc„ of Ji-.-u- the Ron of Hrnl. the tinitH Physwinn. ilie'Urcat High 1’rie.il, lit |n»welle-s !•> iih' l Ihe the leprosy nf sin. Ami any soul that will m>l m-kmovledgn ami ardied for our sins, aml.rosc again ac­ cording to Hie Sctii-hirvH. must re­ main ijihtei- th*' power of that tep- [ WHY The BANNER’S Plan of Handling Auction Sales Ought to Be Favored by Every One Who Contemplates Having a Sale in Barry County: i ST—BECAUSE IT IS A DEMONSTRATED SUCCESS.. In the past 1 six years, over 750 Auction Sales have been advertised in the BANNER to the niutual satisfaction ot the sellets and buyvis.. V\ c have IgUcra from many who have advertised their sales in thi BANNER showing that on a single article they have Vcalized enough more than they expected to pay all the expenses of thc-auction. In all cases when results have been com­ pared wilh expectations the sales advertised in the BANNER have exceeded expectations, in some cases by several litindrcd dollars as we.can shoxv by let­ ters and personal references. . * * 7 ND— BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVE COME TO LOOK TO THE BAN- ^•NER FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF AUCTION SALES. The success of the BANNER’S plan of advertising sales has naturally led people to ex­ pect that an auction sale in Barry Co. will be advertised in the B.ANNER, just as they expect the letter carrier will deliver their mail. *5 RD—BECAUSE OF ITS SMALL EXPENSE. We make a uniform ^charge for our service.in reaching practically all the people of Barry Co. That is but little above what used to lie chargcil for sale bills that were read by only a few of the people. I 4TH—BECAUSE IT PUTS THE SELLER IN TOUCH WITH HIS ■BEST AVAILABLE CUSTOMER IN BARRY 'COUN TV- The BAN­ NER goes into practically every home in Harty Co. The .p6ople'naturally look to the BANNER k» lehrn about Auction Sales. ff]a Barry Co. man wants for hi* own purposes any tool or livo stock advertised in any sale, he knows just where to go to*find- it. He will be prepared.lo bid what he be­ lieves the article or animal is worth, becan« he lias u-e for It. There will , be no clement of speculation in his bid. YVith th? old plan, the people in » the imuH'diatc neighborluxMl <erc the only ones who knew of the sale, and they would generally bid because they liopcil to buy something cheap. ETIf—BECAUSE IT AVOIDS HAVING TWO AUCTION SALES IN °THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD QX THE SAME DAY. The BAN­ NER makes dates fur the auctioneers and practically all of them report the sales they book to this office, which is the recognized auction sale headquar­ ters. It wc find that two sales are booked fur the same locality we can and do at once take it tip-with the‘auctioneers, and arrange for a change of one of the sales, thereby avoiding spoiling both sales. This is an ini|x>rtant con sideration. ' * /CTH-BECAL’SE THE BANNER’S PLAN REACHES ALL THE PEOl,PLE OF BARRY COUNTY ^ HLLE I’HTrAUCTION BILL REACH­ ED ONLY A FEW IN THE IMMEDIATE LOCALITY OF THE SALE.' This is so evident that any elalxjration of this |x>int is quite unnecessary. 7TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER CONTAINING THE AUCTION 1 ADVERTISING IS LAID AWAY AND PRESERVED IN THE-HOME WHILE THE BILL IS SUBJECT TO THE WINDS AND RAINS AS IT IS TACKED ON THE FENCES ANT> TREES. THE BANNER’S METHOD of advertising Auction Sales has been endorsed thf village (v 12 . rireal wa* ilieir need, greal was -tlm -epurulion be­ tween I hem mnl Him, They stood ftfar off; a* in Ihe nature of Hn- ea»c they must. They . were alllicted. Were unclean, and knew it., Lillie would it have hcllied lo tell them that they were all d-lit, mid need­ ed-only lo do the Ih-4 they could. The best I hey emdd do could avail nought. Today dec-iveil soul* are liuhily. and holddealing wilh sin lightly, jpg out.hopes that will never be realized. Gbd deal* with tdtt in no light way.’ Realizing lheir need. they-erted mil to Him for mercy. Perhaps they had- '“'ant - «»f th" raising of laaxafu>. mid other mir- .and wa* aiiswrri-d. ' "mpare lheir prayer wtilt-Hml—vf- tbe-pubhetin iLuke 18:13 . Tla-ir prayer began wilh “Jrteti*." ended jvilh “us," mid ‘1 'fiierey" wa* in lh< middle. They addressed Jratl* a* master. The 1word master het'- ineaiM, “an ap­ pointee over, i. ••• commander." They reckoned 'in lit* power. They i appealed In Hi* merry. They made no prafert*ion of gondnewk whereby : lo i merit Hi* hrtf>. Not lheir grffidmws, bul Hi* ufervy. In i-e*’|H>n*e He t»dl> them whul lo do. in .Ihe doing of winch they inert wilh cleansing.. Jhi-ir faith, mani­ fested IDelf in. olH'dimch tn Hi' Word. TIP'S1 Were i'l"afiseia. What wa* this but a Jiiirarlef Re had done what na human being could ' do. Who is Ho then bul God? I they u«etl Ilmir own fert !<>'take !i,-i>inmeml u* for our filth. Hi* What is'H today bul a mirarlet them uxway fnm' Hi* presence. i pr.ii*e bciug <*tf rnir tip* • when souls are lraiMlnle<l into Ihe . They had faith io Im heated, bul . Sincerely yours; . . kingdom of God? But did ii cost i Umy mu»l ■ not be too Ti-liaioti*. Lee W. Ames. Hie Sou of God something In th, il? -What tjid they siy to lh*| Sanuin-; -------- ——77-----Head Ml. 8:16, 17. And hu* it cost,‘Ian when he invited Hu-m iu re- ; CWINTY LINE. Hirn anything tn makir»n-4M»*tMet-tnt«r With- him I»ml prai-1 le-1-.’: -1.title Mfrs-E,«thcr Sehulrr whn—• Hint we should be *wd? • ilrad I I ml they suylbcy Irad lioJiint-_lhal_Ua. fau-u having fl long siege of Peler 3:18. ‘Im was n fanaric. or ilttil lt<: hadjM-ar|et fever i* much betler at flirt Whal change U ibis tint has lak-| «"'••' rehuiou? Well, il rs. writing. en place? My ln»rWF' gone, my ,l“l ■•uch a bad thing lo loom- y<mr Mi»» Wn-atha Gn*«n wa* an over uncleanne** removed. ’ -delivered I >n|,|d— pravnhng yuii get Im- mimt Sunday visitor qiuung tier Cotiniy from this awful d**aHi..restored topM.i.ti-! 2 Cor. 2:16.. I.nm fro-ml*. family nml friend*. ;i new man— I 1J' '",X ’*1*1 expres*©* Hi- sitdin-."! Li-Ion fur.welding le-ll* soon. , whal ahali I *ay to nil these things? ’Jl'" V1" J1'"" .hnv’’ 'b'r 1 J»''«hm ahd I- will praise Him who Wroiwhl nil "trhing word* are JIm-e \\ h--n» f unity of s-l»-wa w-r.^unduy vi*thln for me. And the stranger. Ilmj111'*’ 'he tjumf run ninny eliuieh ip». with their father ami iiiotlmr Samaritan.—not one o4 the Jew*,"" "dwr- l,<u|ay slu-uld hear Hm ami bnitio t * not one of tlie Pharisees "r Sad-■l’i"*ti'm. where are yon at Mi-. J. liertinger vi-ited ioeduceeii—rrttinmd lo glorify. <i<»l :’l'- Sumlay io-hmd hour, al thelaughter Mr*. L'-w Wnrhb-r of and la thank Him who 'had save.); chinch hour*, al Hie Young K--jWms|lmid the killer pari uf the him, worshipping Him. White th" I'1— M.-elliig Wmr. at mnl-w<. K. w,,.;.. ' . nGf welit-oil lheir wiiy..unmihdriil!l'ro>-r immliinLlortii-. al faiiilly^.l— Mr. Jm-k-..,- .,t Lake Odessa i* r of Rim, ungrateful. Only one lift* !hour f Bu-* J IM you u.« : working for J.-u. Meyer- this sumup IHs. voice in (iraise. Whore nrel,'1,r’' H*®* *J'' w-enl-lo calvary that jure, the nine? Perhap* were m.il P“*i might he cleansed. Je-U* <>. bJi<.-lteiib:uue1r'i* Hie new hinil ing plans for Uieir’fiuure. in*.l**;id, fJ';',-i*e- lb© LicLihal llw zyiie wrrr ‘man tfl Artey GiUihwm -. . of seeking III* plan'f<u- litem; p.-i -1 tmuraleftil. , Beware teat He *nv Mr. and Mr*. Itulm Slowinski mid Jiap* they wore now bent on enjoy- Hi© -mm- uf y^’i. “Thi* *lrmiu«-r hn|<- -on of vi*ti,.<| hi* ntoili'Ing sumo of the pleasure of thi*;1' a r©i»nkv n< lte- Pharisee*.-who; ,.r. Mi>. A. Sl<>win»ki Thur*«liy and life hereloforeMeniml llieni oil lie- did noh rerok-e Hun. Iin* is noy Friday. . count oi iiiejr cumuli..... p"--uhj ■■■ .......... , . ... they were now determined b» be-' "'©ml* th..... zntl-td- tin- Jew i-li n:iI lie 'tale <>f North Itikola wih come weallhy—wlm on earth •*“" for their faith *e«c Mi. H.lt© • U-l free ,,f charge ull farmland* knows? Bul Christ wa- mil in th© >•»".■' l":2f»-27 . il wa* the Smnm-j fot -ate by rea! e,i:de acenls in center of their idrni*. They dhi md > I1.1"* .teiih lhal wu* commended ••-y-iy - eimn of the -mie. 1 h" sock Hi* Word, there to tlml ni-|Hie Spirit oMiud impress Hi- liti- will be .iiMribiiled m .-e.iiou* structions. Thev did not *H ut Hi-i HMtli- ©f Hn* l*-<«»u uppn <>ur| of Ho-rounlry irum wlurh the Malt* feel, or fall al Hi* feel. In«l>*ad heart*, that He may be able Ui.espeel-In g.-i n* new -ellteis. , 1st—By the State Association of Auctioneers. and—By all the leading Auctioneers of Barry County. 3rd—By all Auctioneer? in other Counties where the same method has been pursued. Any printing office can print auction sale bills, but only a paper having a large general Circulation, such as the BANNER has can successfully advertiM an auction sale that will bring results. The BANNER is now printing 5,200 papers each week and covers the County “like a blanket” - We would be pleased to hear from anyone contemplating having an Auction'Salc and we will mail them one of our booklets, containing 16 pages ol information and suggestions on conducting an Auction Sale. You should not .fail to secure-one of these Gooklcls if you contemplate bolding a sale. Ita suggestions will mean larger and better results from your- sale. We have both the Bell 2nd Citizens telephones. "- The Hastings Banner Both Phones No. 15. We Make Dates With Auctwneers �L-RTEEN MAY 3*. 1ML F. F. Dt*i.ons and Mr. M’Hory,-of FRF.EPOBT. .Fn**inont. Inti- J. F. L»*X of Eaton Mrs. Clarice Hall of Eaton Rnnub Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Braden. i*Alsiling her patent*. Mr. and .Mrs Mr, ami Mrs. J. Carey anti daughlet J. P. H. Kenyon, and olher relatives -w.t. Mr. and Mt*. James Leek intown. Mr. ami Mr*, ftcoiw* I’rrry went to of Lnn*ing ln«l week' W«*ln*"d.iy for ,t ami Mr*'. I-kIh IIc <JWley of N'ashIt'--.-'w.i< in Hn*l ing* part • few i|.iya vigil -with ttrrir gon Wttn B. B. Jit mien Sunday. nnd family. Mabel Blough who has been very; , Mr*. Mary Towneond treMcd fpy- -Mrs. J. D. Allen and Mrs. Glenn ill wilh pneumonia h much belter! nl Ibis writing. hntl«f to a now cnat .of pninl'lu'i day. Wisek. Mrs. James ilariwr and Mrs. B. J. Ruinsey. C. W. Biiniiiuiil and Hay Waller Rpringltorg spent Sunday Reynold' ijiertt Sunday. nfleiTloon in Grand Rapids Tuesday. R.-C. Townsend ami L. W. FtdgliZ. F. Fox nnd nephew Clark, nnd Mndapies Joe Hurd. Emtnell ner mdlored tn Detreil Sunday. Sniilh and J. I . B-rgman motored also Jack Scidb-y left last Tuesday Mis* Lida SlnckrJF of t'.hnrloiu for Loraine, Oregon. Mrs. Fox and to Vomiimii IMe MonHnv afternoon. a raino Ininm Sat unlay nml tqn*nl tin (1A Christine Frederick’s famous Mrs. Jeunie Grant.and daughter. Hay Fox and Raby w ill follow soon. •’ ' "Housekrepc is’Food Guide"—on Grand Itaplds 'visitors for Satur­ semi, who w-.ib quite sick. day were. Mi man’s eternally perplexing problem— • A. E. Fr-diach' suffered quite a se­ Hyde. 11. "What shall we have for dinner?" You vere sunstroke Inst w.vk YY’edm’sGlare Sis» turn the dial to the meat you want and a day nml is still sutTfriug from the and lie ah'l hi* tal'ici. Cliailes F<>w Mr. ami Complete outline of a perfectly balanced tdferfa of the zuunft. mcjii is before you—an exclusive Hoosier Misses Beulah nnd Bernie© Mvad feature thal U an invaluable help. have finished lheir scli.».| year at (allied company from Grund ttapIrving ami near Middleville aud anfOA The Cook-book holder on the mid* ids over Himdny. . A large number atl-nib-«l the bar. ' ? die upper door hold* your cook Mr. njul Mrs. Will Crabb of Car­ book xccurciy when not ia u»e. When son City visited al C. P. Sprague’CongiVenlioir.il vluifl'li Sunday eve you are cooking, xlmply open up the Sunday. ' iu’iig by Bev. Parker. Mr. Parke book to the proper page behind the George Wellman has a new Ford gave n very'good talk nml imirl holder. It la on a level with your ej-e, nmaiinul. • ■ , <’. H. Tullle has improved lim ; ii> ft, the local high by Hastings High Mrs. Grace Darby and -tin Will­ There are 40 special conveni­ iam of Baltic Creek an* guests of grounds. Loo'C playing by the lo­ Mr. ami Mt.«. W. B. I^rtrigid. cals gave ihe visitio-t Ibe winning ences ia the NEW HOOSIER —Mr.-nnrF Mrs.-Wr-H; ♦iorf rudd-amt runT btn~nm“1m> - HR not f l » — 17 are entirely NEW. guests w«*n* nt latke Odes-a Monday being calhsl there by the illness <■! Mrs. i5trirjght's parents, Mr.’and High t|ost*d Mrs. O. It. Darby. £3} Tlle Hoosier Metal Flour Bia bolds fifty pounds. R is low and easy to Mi-cM.-ci-Gaiemr^nirngi-' vT'-j i. ClnrksRing her cousin Mrs. Mary Phillip.*.1 fill. The sliding glass trout enables you to clean the entire bin easily. The In­ Wusliinglon, is a guest of Mr. and 1.. A. S. dinner ait Albeit .Milks' in side Is entirely uf metal, with no corners ■imi FridllJ Mnidif Grove last Thursday. Mrs. F. C. Lentz. to hold flour. First flour in Is always Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marshall id Mr. amt Mrs. Harare, Alden nml in Ihe out first. School wil: son, IJsle. Mrs. Mary Starr ami Mis. Battle Creek spent Sunday wilh the High Melbmlisl elllllvt Trapp of Ballb- Creek visited til F. (zlA The* New Shaker Flour Sifter is C. Lentz's Sunday. 'hull. f Alliion. | n f the most wonderful of all the New Mrs. Mary Hnlsapb* is visiting h-'r, Mr. nnd Mrs, Ward Quirk ami . Melba Hoosier Inventions. It Is th? only flour chihiren. Miss Mitdrw) Quick and daughter. Mrs. FreiMlanrs in Maple •v. Clare Sisson. r WHITE BEAUTY sifter ever made on a kitchen cabinet that Merrill Hinkley molozvd lo Aiuuui 'rand Forest ltau.hler. sbnkca flour through instead of grinding Sunday mid .spent the day with l»al* .Mrs. E. E. Higlxt- nnd J WO ehilADVERTISED IN LEADING MAGAZINES it through. Il (annul wear out and can* Quick and family. dr-*ii ret tinted lo her home in Grain! TAM Ml AC CORNERS. nbt grind through any grit or foreign Jim Taylor lias a m.w mifunmliilc. Rapid? M'tmlny nfler a visit wilh John Smith went lo Grand Rapid* substance that might be In the flour. L. W. Feighfier's residence is look­ Iter parent*. Dr. Baker. ing fresh nml clean wilh m-w paint. Mrs. Aivllht Eroekvt; of Toledt*. Mis.»es4«.:aym ll ami Z>*lla Franck Ohio, came Salunlay for a few dtij' Twenty of these features are . of Jackson spuut Salurtlay ami Suu-, .visit with her brother-in-law G. A made Ihe trip in his aulo. , Mr. ami Mrs. George St ars ami day with their parents. Mr. amLMt-. ITiiman m»d. her niece Mrs. \V. M. described IN OUR WINDOW daughter Theda allended lit- ft...... DISPLAY, which is the talk .Mrs. Holland mid daughter of al of Mrs. Scut*' aunl. Mrs. Cltris8<*hoo| Alumni A*s<>cinUon held n Jackson were guests of G. A. Tru­ nna Breckbeiser. near Frev|K>il of the town. Come in and Momlny. She pa-srd away Satur­ meeting nml planned to . inak<* th*' man ami his guests. Sunday. _ day evening al 7 o'clock at her find out about the others. coming reuqion (<• Ip'liehl on Ute home, she was living wilh her evening of June 12 the.greatest suc­ Lake City. Utah.' who have I daughter. Mary Btmlance. 'tlie cess ill lilt* hisloiy of Hie associ.i- guests uf Mrs. Jfrnx’s father; < fKA The new Bill File la a complete funeral was held at .2 o'clock MonOon. Tin* haltquel this year is to Will you decide now to como down tomorrow a ' bookkeeping lystcm fori most The Hoosier Plan is Simply This: lie held at 62ki sharp ami u*n inter­ Elmer Marlow moved his family housebolda. Most women dislike book­ and settle the matter once for all, or will you let est ing program*is iwiirn- prepared to 1. $1 puta any Hoosier you select In your isl week into the Charlie Shrlleit- keeping, but thia simple hook file for on Uusines* tomorrow drift by—nnd then realize you arc too follow th" banquet. HoitXe., meat and grocery, bills on the upper The union memorial services were late to decide, because of the close of the Hoosier 2. SI weekly quickly pays for It. The schoolmates, friends and rel­ middle .door shows exactly which bills held at* the Evangelical cluirch last Plan of Sale? atives to the number of 10 «u«WenSOUTH NASHVILLE. Sunday fiutrning. The sermon w.i< lory nrcvailx atrictly. ptearhed by Ret', J. H. Morningstar ■r Ih-alh is helping Mrs. iloiiie Thunolny evening ami great­ With It you can keep a complete, ximple Scores of other women are in your state of mind. 4. The Sale ia under direct aupervixion of :i<'i'l<-.l by lb.' other pa.-lot- in Ilf record of al! your money transactions. They arc reading thia final call tonight. And the Hooaicr Company. opening and closing exertii«& The McKinuis of Grand ly siirptTseil loin. Cleo was una­ wares of lheir coming, but they many who have postponed os you have arc mak ­ choir was cotnpascd of sinui-rs front Ilppids was ihe utie-i /if her parent (6) Ever7 woman has favorite recipes. wanted him lo reijUze it was bis 101 h ’ ’ If you're like most women, you ing uft their minds tonight to come down tomor­ nil the ■churches and the music wa* Mr. ami Mi «. I.. MeKinnis. Sunday. 6. Your money back If you arc no: dellahfed row fbr Qi final decision. very good indeed. have difficnltw remembering where you with your Hoosier. Th© closing ntcellmr of the y.ear of put the on*y<M» want. The AfetaJ Keci^e A choice still remains between “White Beauty" the Woman's Literary Club wa* held at Thornapple lake, Sunday. ID cards and 10 index What Possible Reeson J,*® for-which lib*' IhnnkVd them very Card Pile ot Hie home of Mrs. Mary Kellogg Mrs. Wood of Hallie Creek and guides. You can paste or write the recipe (selected by 3 out of 4 women) and the Hoosiers Hoosier? Only the small dumber uf Hoosier* left and Tuesday aftei'nooiL A |>ot luck Mrs. Clarence Grillin' and Mrs. J. aud file it always nt your fingers’ ends. with “Oak" interior. But the numbers are few the certainty that more Women will como than we can luncheon was *©rv>*<l. ' A special holder is provided so you ran (apply. Every day wo have enrolled more women on and you cannot hope to get one if you delay. Mrs. C. J..'Glnsgow .was al Gram! the Hoosier plan than wo expected. There are fewer Rapids last week Wednesday. Mrs. Libhie lfi*wm- returned to You incur no obligation by coming, so let other cabinets left lor tomorrow than wo have Mdd in one your eyes—without holding or soiling it. Mr.*. I.. 8. Lesler of Saginaw is her Imine in Lansing Tuesday after day. These few undoubtedly wonld be taken without matters wait tomorrow while you settle this with a certillcale of reward for not visiting her mother Mrs. L. Bruinin. spetidiug several days with her this ad, but we make this final announcement to keep being absent m*r lanly during the These and 35 other conveniences important question. Tho Y. P. A. cicnre<W.*umelhinu mother.'Mrs. D. Cas.-et . our promise to advise yuu of the last day. over W.imi at lheir Igtskel good* side I.elaml Dickerson or; North Ver- whole year. Mr. Edger sent (he are worth examining tomorrow You could scarcely Imagine a decision of more Im­ Saturday; —even at some personal effort ’ portance to you. For the new Hoosier is a ■won­ Judge ami Mrs. Ciument Smilh ami edict and family Sunday. EAST ASSYRIA. derful labor-saver —already used by 700.000 on your part. Tomorrow is your Rev. Jlu-M ll H. Hready of HaMings ' A few «»f Leland Clark's friends .1. C. Miller was n week eml gwcsl women. It saves miles of steps nnd hours of val­ visited here last week W>ihu*-Miav. helped him celebrate his 10th brithlast chance to decide whether uable time. It saves health and good looks, h Arthur E. ami Virgil M. Kidder day, Sunday. W. Vodder nnd family were RUi ’ sls you want them now on the easy ami wife alb-mted Die funeral of have I old you every day ol the progress of this sate, uf tlndr daughter, al E. W. Thomptheir mother, Mrs. Aim s Kidder al the Hoosier Plan Is the Cheapest Kitchen Cabinc' ■nd that we now warn you of the final dale in lima Hoosier Plan. MORGAN. "* for you to still enroll If you act early tomorrow. VeHnonlvillg last Nveck Wednesday. Ever Built. ’•’There nql found Ihnl returnL. O. i.iri*iimnn and wife enter­ .Mrs. A. E. Krtlder is very sick. >1 ivivA* — I..I-V I., ilfi.'t '/1i£k tained for dinner Sunday A. D. OlmMiss Florence Grohe.i« caring for slend. wife and daughter Hazel, and her. Our prayer meeting this Triday. granddaughter, Miss Bernice Olm8. D. Joy hns sold'his studio lo William Gingry of Daytoi;. Ohio, evening will be til Elgin Mend's. Mr. and Mrs. Ldwrence Maurer who look posst'ji.uioii this week. Mr. I'reuchiiig Sumiay morning by Mrs. James Mead nnd Sunday evening by Joy has built up a good busiiie" THE SAMPLE FURNITURE PEOPLE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN here and has done excellent work AUen Spaulding 14 quite sick with Much corn was planled last week. ami we are sorftMn have him leave mastofil (rouble. our village, yer’we exlend h hearty Axs>ria School Feslhal. WOODIH RY Mauler Alton Obhslend'is spend­ welcome to ME Gingry mid- wish ,<» pari of this seasons crop will .be May festival and Ice rmaih socini The Woman's Mi-.4mtary S»g’kdy When thinking of Fine Ftjfiriture ing Mime time, wilh his grand ini'thphtnh*d. him xn'rrcs.*. oil Saturday evening, May .'hl. IPI4,1 will inwt at Ihe luanc «>f Mrs. Inez , Mrs. Emma F.vrley of Hasllnu". er M'l-s. Mattie flibbl'*.- Wm. U. Freeman is spending sev­ remember our store and by compar­ eral weeks with his niece Mrs. Price was n caller ip th*- village Iasi week. feAliial and icu cream social given ing our prices you will find it profit­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. J.eBb*r and rlulin Bay City'. . . hy Hu- A.-syria school on ihe school able to buy your furniture in Free­ spending eaadCo- JsStidi ? Dn ETAI lliat quite a few from LjiLs way alMr. nnd Mrs. Jim Mnnker ami guilds :rt Get,.-Smith's. Thn little son of Ray Brooks who Umded. Ihe play: ".Mid Siiruiner daughter Irene spent Saturday ami port. • has ’byon sick with diphtheria al Nighl's Dreaut." at Nashville. Her., Brubaker an iplereslini Sumiay with warren McNeu nml school library. The following nllraiiliuns ire of ­ Mrs. WilljHhoup nml chihiren Um home of his grandparents. Mr. family of Yankee Springs. reinp'-r.inr*- Worker nnd lecluret fered during wliieh all are most nnd Mrs. Wm. G. Brooks on Stale spent Ihe week eml visiting their participate. Brethren church, Sunday exeiiing St. has recovered and the quaran­ folks ut Nashville. Irving-openl Saturday and Sunday cordially invited - lb loist Thursday Mrs. A. E. Mills en­ wilh her dmighler, Mrs. Glenn Prizes will be awarded acriu-dingly. tine lifted. Furniture and Undertaking tertained Ihe North Evangelical Freeman. Standing broad jump all under •' Mrs. Nellie Parroll this Thursday I-adles Aid Society. Owing to Ihe itoyn. Timl* prize 5hc. Mrs. Slone while in town. Freeport Michigan Fred Bent lie is hauling logs for fl years j detained nflerrwon with Mrs. Jam* Wolf as Tin* Ministerial meeting Will In* ■plainly did leader. Topic, “Pictures and Their from unending, Wiilinc" McDonald uf Middleville Thirty yard dash 'fill over l'< held at the vniteU llrethncn church nssfiubb* ,uoui£ - eatables. spent Sunday wilh his mother, Mrs. Inllueiicr." •ars girls. First prize,.‘25 rents; Jum* 2,.:i nml I. Evt’iyhody wel­ Fraulein Ijse Bulfurd nf BuilnChai-Jin Vramlstetter of Middle­ Thniik*. lip Golia. . Notwithstanding two decrees by come n> all Urn Krssinus. Mr. and -Mrs. Peter Tnimper of ville who is guardian of Ihe MyThe Sunday visitors nl Win. B. pest is Uie only wontaii jockey in Ihe local Italian government in Tri­ Lorraine, Carr i? recovering nice­ I I... Vviinl.l ' lheir daughter Poland's wei-e. Mr. and Mr?. John Peck children Imro has purchased Hastings, visitcii poli ordering the Arab.* tofeJurn Foot ram*, boys. ly from a siege With scarlet fever ffir them Ihe Brooks house on Quct*n Mi'. Elgin Mead nml .family Friday Kollor of Middlevile mid Mr. anti and cultivate l|ie garden* in tho Tug of \vat< , and ihe qnaranthie wfll'lm raised Hniled MIuIim in I013 was IO5/C*nj)lMI oasis mIkiuI Tripoli, only a few have BL just hack <>f Hn; Baplfst church. ami ■Saturday. Mrs. Geo. E. Poland and Hussell nnd Aside from these nllracl ions I lion­ Ihe last of Ute week. Win. Lewis nml Clyde Bolinger William Ingram and John Curley. F. !„ Carpenter nml B. Minten are responded. I..-............................ ii ilsh pond, „*,--, gipsy •fortune ..... .n. ;........ Mr. ami Mrs. W. Wells nml Rm new operator* at ifie M.’C. depot. an* .working for Elzey Mead. The. Clnremv McN'ee spent- Sumiay will teller, candy booth ami winding of * daughter Neva visited with rehi• The L. A. S. of ihe M. E. qnureli former is. fortifying his'pArrh with the M.iv pole liy the ". children. lives in Y'enuoniville, Sumiay. was ciitcrtaiimd by Mrs. Frank Ca­ acteens while, (he latter is looking One of ihe chief nllraclion* will b y atj^ Mrs. J. E. Rentschler nl the after the farm work, CAMRBEI.I. be the giving awoy of a 0 quart ice Mrs. Edith Onsler.of Kalntrio ami MIDLAND PARK. ‘ home of (he former yesterday af­ cream-frenkel1; by Ihe buyiitg of । Tho" Love feafl wliich won held her brother Hurt Decker of Jvtternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bion Post i|fenl Ihe ntunber*. at 10c each. The num­ al the Ihinknrd churhh Saturday Mrs. S. A. Gott nml sisler. Mrs. W. nionlviJI/t spent a short lime Huwltiy latter part of Iin* week ut*.Harry bers will he ’ placed in sacks nnd ev ­ and Salunlay evening was well nlProntc aro visiting (heir sister, Mrs. wilh lheir.cousin, Ola Norris. ery om* will receive a reward, Mrs.'Mary Town-end of Nashville •Payne's. Merritt al Albion (his Week. Mr. and Mrs. Brunger, of Indiana, Uo ACRKSi Clay and gravelly loam aoil, lava gently rolling, fair eight Mrs. Custer assisted Mrs. Waller Earl Hoffman, an employee of of relurm*d home Friday evening after spent the latter part uf the week al whether it l*e the lucky number or room house, 2 llama, l*j milea from R.. R. xtation, good location. nok? The freezer- will be on exhibit■ Livingslon-wilh her house work a Um Nashville Nqws. received a bad caring for Ola Norris during her rc- jh*v. Harger's. Price Sl.T.’O. Tertnia *1,000 down. iri Schrodeffl haniware nml chance*1 few days Iasi week. cut on thi) ile.-hy imrt of his right rPnL illness, leaving her able to sit Mr. nnd Mrs. Bollinger left Sunr may be putebaoed al any lime preHoward Norcull of Clarksville . •10 ACItESi 5 mi!e» from Hasting*, 40 acre* uniter cultivation, 0 ocrea anu laff week Yvcduesday, by gutt­ UP il p.ll t <il me l line, day for their home nftep spemfing vinns ti, in<r evening of May A),। Wpcnt-Saturday nml- Sunday with fine pasture, rckxI eight room house, small barn, plenty ©I fn»it. good Wlilie working on Beason Nay­ ing it against a pulley on the main some time at Mr. Smith's. when a dtilplc*le of each number ' Alton Smith. t V°dT' C'Oie to sc^>00^ ant! a fine location. - Price *2,200. Term* shaft. Fortunately tho shaft was lor's ban) in Hastings township Mr.«daiifi,ii Bmwn nnd Dillingham will h<* placed in a hat and Ihe last Charles Livingston of/ Denton running al lo vrepoed or the wound Monday morning. George Day -fell spent Salurday in Kalamazoo. one drawn out will prove Ihe lucky •'ky Harbor spcnl Sum lay nl lionm. might bavu lm.-ti muahoKorac^—AiUl alWUL Iweply three feel In the AGRESt 1 miles from Woodland, excellent aoil and lays good, U Mr. mid Mm. Bert Hobinson nnd one. Only.50 tickets will be soldold-1 The Mill school rh-setl Friday for Tlii* I'hisnd was Dr. Morris closed the incision grouinTiiiluriiigluTTiin quue badly. Hany ami Bernice Robinson of Bat­ acres under cultivation and 3 acres of pasture, the-fencea are good and Now’s your chance! Gel busy! summer vacation. with several stitches aud Earl Sluck there is an abundance of all kind* of fruit, excellent six room house tle Creek. Mr. ^nd Mrs. GeorgejtobJohn Eggennan nsslslcd John to his job. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. cost fl.200, good well and cistern, fine barn 16x34 a)*o_l)eu house, iujmnxif Hastings, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. A shark’- egg is one Ihe Ihe odd­ ScottJt few days Iasi Week with his Mrs. Hilln Dellar has moved into wood shed, corn crib, granary and hog house. This place borders on Myers and daughter. Marguerite of n good lake with excellent fishing. Frio* *1,500. Terma *1,. her new home' on State 81. justl Syria visited Mr. and Mrs. E<). Man­ Hinds.Corners anti Clark Robinson est looking things imaginable, II is farmSvork. unprovided with shell, bul Ihe npnFfiy Swiger, Pearl Thomas, Arth ­ • 000 down. north of the ttalholic church. ning Sunday.ami wife spent Sunday al Hiram tenl* are prolatdod !»>’ n' thick.' ur Hines ami Velma Eggeruinn were F. M. Quick pul it new roof on hisi Mrs. Lucy Herrick' of Kalamazoo 71 ACRESi mile* from Hastings, 23 acres second growth timber, leathery t-.tverihg. almost a* elastic Sunday visitors al Claude Huehn’s. store building on Mo. Main St. thet spent last, week wilh in»r molbgr. balance under cultivation, the aoil ia clay and sandy loam and lays as Imlia ruldier. The average size first of I his week. Mrs. G»ni. Anders. Mrs. Herrick regently rolling, there is an excellent 'J room bouse with furnace beat, A toird of Thanks— To my friends •s 2x2% inches and is almost jet The Imlo-Ceylon' railway is open Mnr. W. H..Pearce of Grand Rap­■ Jurm .l home Salunlay. the barn is poor and the fences are fair. The price pt this farm i* who reinembhred me in my recent black. .. . to.trafllc.' . ids is visiting her mother, Mr*. Sus­• Nearly evnry xuio jn this vicinity i illness with their beautiful Howers *.'),(>(*<). Term* *1,500 down, or would take Hastings property A hbipnient ot duck efcgs . from Planning to incre.ve Ihe educa­ an Beebe and oilier relatives amiI were at Nashville Saturday night lo and cards of cheer, I’extend-my in exchange. Ireland, the first made in more-tban tional value, efficiency ami econo­ •frmmls here. hear Rev. Del/mg talk. most heartfelt thanks. RcMilved— Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Delmng ofI Mj«. Monlle Malteson of Battle Fight when you an- down; die hard a quartz r of a century, recently mic side of museums in. Um United There were States a co-operativd sdienm will Ffrmont, lud., wore guests of Mr.. Creek who has been spending aev- —determine ut 'feast lo do—and you reached New York. 2,200 dozvn in Ihe shipment, which be discussed at a confcrem.-v of tnu- J ami Mrs. B. B. Braden- last week. era! weeks in this vicinity returned won't olie nl all. — Hastings, Michigan. ' was made posulble by the new tar­ seurn offieitrls Jn bi* held next Wedm-sdiiy nml Thursday. homo last week. . Fred LI Buah.—Adv. iff Ipw. - • .- 2 month hi Milwaukee and Chicago. A: NASHVILLE Read About these conveniences that have made the HOOSIER necessary to over 700,000 Women The End of a Great Offer: Tomorrow Your Last Chance to Have the New Hoosier Put in Your Home for $ 1 We Now Have Kept Our Promise to You Hiller & Harris Furniture Company L. B. RUMSEY NOTICE THESE BARGAINS IN SMALL FARMS Crook and Gould �THE HASTINGS BAWW- MH’ M. 1ML WeH” S.*? ’n,at iro «.tl..rliara, til..... . iSnB I bUo.1 and we BH. 1‘LEHCES Golden Medical Discovery xrr, DtpartMtul Mill Dunning has. a new Foyil ilu. ' • c . Etta rflorr, having ekix-d her school, iH gi home wilh her parent*. a guest nl Ulla Mi-Bnne’s. Emi'st Jones nnd fninily motored from Vermontville to Harry Jones’ last Sahhnlh. . . .The Common Sense Medical Adviser Shoes 5558 Arc wKof you want how. Wc hive Men’ and Ladies* Oxfords in white, gun metal, pat ent and tan; Children's Oxfords and Pumps in black, white and patent; Men's Outing Shoes in several different styles and leathers; Men's and Boys’ Tuxedo and Holiday Ten­ nis Shoes. Wc have a pair of shoes for YOU. Come and get 'em. Our prices arc us low as any one's. . One lot of Boys' Tennis Shoes at- 35c One lot of Men’s Tennis Shoes at _ 59c Wm. Renkes & Son . of Dowling Cold Drinks for Hot Days A FINE LINE OF CANDIES AND CIGARS Sunday in llasth^a. ’ ’ , Miss Alim* Cixiss.and Grac- ManId of Delton visited the Milo Sun­ day SctiiHii last Sablmth. Miss Alice Jones, who suffered u minor Operation last' Tuesday, was unable to ti'.ioh the reyiaiiider of the week. Th- Ariiutning brottnrs. who haw biwn doing so much ertiient making a busi'Eienl under a large b.irii fur l-.i u- ll.iiiv.-imi. HumoII Lewis spent Inst ikilurijny nnd Sumiay in East OraugiAillD. Mr. ifnd Mrs.Gorham and Mr. nml baci-alaur-aie sermon nl Hic.koty _ Stuidaj'_muiiug.______________\ \-----it f, y Mr. mid Mrs. lUaim- liny wi nt by train lo Ni-yly Iasi Friday for. ti week-cml visit with their daugh- Mr. and Mrs. John " Ooble spent last Sundiiy with relatives in Cedar Mrs. L-la Hyde Kellar spent two days of Inst Week wilh Miss Frances Mrs. Will Warner and children went to Bedford Saturday. Mr. l-'crd Merrill, wife, mother ami sis- Mrs. Blanctie Warn1 r is etth>r- inolored to Bal(l- Creek. Air. Mer­ taining h-r father ilfid-maile r. Mr. rill. brought his daughter andgrmidi'liildrcii Imm- in tlm evening. Enns tk»lli» of Bedford with Frank Mrs. Winnie CBtiflebl-nml Min of Hughes put markers al Mr. Collis' Knlamrizoo VteiU’d het bruilu-r ami wife's grayi! in the Banflebl cemeabder. here-over 8atur<l.ty nml riuudlR-. Mr. and Mrs. Ikri Ihrwser, Mis* Sir. an<l Mrx. Mark SXilluian -ipent Donna imd Milford Howscr had tlsh from Friday until Bumi.ij .wilts n-[- dinner wilh Mr. and Mrs, Fred atives at llnxtimu. Bristol Sunday. Mrx. (Uerueneo and Mix, Knte Mrs. Anna .Misin uf Hickory Cor'IliifrougTis of BalU- «n-k are spending thia week with Hm fmm- aiysis several months ago at Wind­ ci-'h xmi. Wil! Clemeiii ami family. sor, Camilla, bul is home now. Dr. Li-rlka and wil - o.-ii(-d h-r (lareulx near Miiklluvilh- a f<-w days Sumiay to visit relntivi-s ami friends. She expi-cls to go lo Fine Will Hire; Edd. CaK-uly and wives Lake in June when- she Ims three idlvudvd allrti'dtM Hie nm.„'Hjonhjg mmutijg at GmrumT.iiK7'’SifmTay''arfufnooi Dr. and Mrs. Sh-l)i-ld >d HastingFrank Webster nnd wif- atl-mled r. and Mrs. George Sliefli-bl o th- funeral ot his • um-le. Hiram Webst-r. last Friday al Hi- Imm- ol Mr. ami Mrs. John Sh-fllrld and hi* daughter, - Mrs. BnW-ir, -iu mother. Sarah 8iu>IUt*hL .Tlm Dr. Johnslowh. , Frank Granger and w;|.- w-r- ov­ er Sunday guests of h-i parents in irn-ss friyn bis grocery in BullL Johnstown. Creek, • -Frank Granger's u-vi house i* Hr? and Mrs. Stiles. Maxw-ll am . BAHRYVILLE. A. & C. U. BARBKR, • l'liy»ici«ui anil Surgconi. Call* in city or country, responded to with p'romptueM, day or night. H f jF. A. BROWN & CO. , Thi* liblds true ift your electric wiring. That’* one reaaou Why 1 urge you to let me do your electric work. You'll know.it ir done right nml that your buildings nie safe if I do the work. But not necessarily high priced. Make your appointments for graduation portraits now. New line of mounts and folders. Prompt service guaranteed at the ground floor studio across from Court House. CEO. VAN TIFFLIN i Elnctrlclan. E. PATTON. Safety Then profit BnilnvailnbilFirct ll,e eMcnt“d features illdl of „ high grade inveit* went tire combined iu .our l*repaid Slook. Dividcud checks mailed semi,annually, 5% pei an­ num net. .Twenty-four years in business, assets over fQOO.OtX). Write (or particulars. Capltel Siv(n|> |l Um AuoclaUon, If you intend Sale to have a sale Bills L2 our prices PRINTED Phone 94 I Hastings, Mich. HEAD OF-fil-LL lAKE. Mr*, llcnmdt mid litlle eon of Kal­ amazoo xpent 'from Tuesday until Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Erncat Cndwallnder. Eddie Mi Alnsier is loading pviaioe* at lljehlaiid. Mrs.' Helen Beliiiefer '-iil-ria Imu! Mrs. Imui.-te Chapin, Mrs’. Lillian Eisehtn and Hltle girl fur. dinner Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. |< Evers spent Salunlay in Kalamazoo.. The Misses Gladys. Allison ami Bertha Willimn*<m spent Tuesday nml Wcdinwlay with the hitlers gVilildmolhiT, Mrs. WuIbou. of Del­ ton. ’ ' . . My. and Mrs. Ira Haskins .cub'PtQtned the latter's brother mid little Imy <>f Plainwell Tuesday and Wed­ nesday. . ' • • .. Sunday visitors al Mr. ami Mrs. Morris W’illiujusiin's were Mr. and Mr*, f.lrtit* Williamson and son Aud* rey of RaUle Crock. Mrs, WaUou and soii George of Dolton. Sunday; lil.ilm tlx n-uiaini during th- stimim-r. i;iiaih-s Kolb and Wahl ('.lark mul families visilcil relatives in Lacey . Sunday. •? • •*Evurybodj^eordtally invitciijo he present at- our exerrixes nt llio Joy ing room, was euggtatod thus saving i-em-tory on Satuhlay afternoon at " manv’ sl-ps. A paper. “The Gul Distanced llu- d-alh of mir wi iuhi'il down by family cares bad" ■neighbor, Tiirain let her family grow away from her. May “iHh years and knew nothing. The paper sugg<-*l'-d tell iim«iiI Ipt. lory.- IL- leave*.two daughter* and one’ s<>ti. nml many other, relatives ; illg-illlksliojls. rat|i“E than Jo al-. Common Origin of Language. All the subtleties of language. Bound­ ing poetry nnd melodic phrase como from tho aUmulus Imparted to a tast­ ing tongue muscle by tho necessity of Up* miim In a far-gone age of utilizing our mouths tu full capacity In enjoying idea-mrnlde ami another dislurte- what wc were eating and In making ful." • ., noises while we did it. Neighfatr.’" an article conMr*. which ah- wa* unfamiliar. 1470 Order Our Drays Safety First pom- th.- June or Anniversary mat­ ing until June 25Hi, m onier that Mrs. Smilh might Im wilh u*. MrBlanche Bayim took ehargt: of the program fpr -Hou»W’Wifr Ikiy"The lir»t paper. “My Ideal Kitch­ en," prepared by .Mrs. Edith llicliardsoii -apd lit her ahaiMirc read by Mrs. Jennte CoaL-r. descritied a room alHiut I5xl‘.‘. The walls of which w-r<. painted a r-slful nnd pleasing color, mid the tlmir coveted wilh a unshablr, watertight material that could easily le- kept -rl-jn. Il- ii- w-r- pl-nly of windows to admit light mul air, ctiplMiords for -verj'lhing aud’everything m it* place. The .use of the serving table <>n which all f-ml and dishes might Mercure • Portraits of High Quality Mrs. Mary Pur.scti «ntertuim.-d the L. A. S. un Thunulay of this wi-rk. .Miw Jnyce Hampton's young friends gave h-r a pleasant surprise W. .Im-sday evening, as il was her t5th -birthday. Ikvnrtmr- was Hm diversion for the evening wilh a flue supjH-r which was’ provided by the young Indies. C. H. Ben*on, who has been vot­ ing his dnuKhlt-r in Chicago lias relurned home. Mis* Emmeline Eleven* hn* l»ecu spending a few days al Dowling. ihdlM-rt lairtright ifyne l»*ii<- Fri­ day night to remain over Sundiiy. Charles Slnnlim ami family vi-ot- old New England spirit’nf m-ichborlipi-ss with that which w- timi un(heir dBti'-iili'r and family, Mr. mid KOVAL BELGIAN STALLION Mr*. Harry<Carr. .• The “Forget-Me-Not •t’Juh” was Stiles deriiig frendly frelijjx. between country folk. It Illis been raid Unit ^Through th- kindm-ss । even th- h*n*l ''■rfi’sirabk p-rsmi • mr worthy. Centra!’ ami tcresting and lovable side ening. codld "idy Olid it. II would eonvmed al I American 7356 "de of Beltltf' 70326 m-l at Hr. K-lhir's lull .4 Duwluig. Mollie Adan lo organize mi i|gd"m>min;diim;il 'ream ailtl. c rtisi ami lo bring out that si«le t:m,d Sunday ami strong, . Tlie hnp»H< il Royal B<-lgiau SialMr. and Mr Wlelil Mrs.Owtlluuigh favored the ladies ■ifh a recitation. “Frauktmss Be- slnmls h’, hand* and 3 inches high । and weighs I'.Bkj |x>umls, in growing । condition. He Inis a h-avy bone ninthly appreciated. is well Ho is ubsomis, .ii.ij lowiiirmi Miggt-.-iio ri ami , ............ ", muscled. ..... - ■ Lyon Thursday. • Talking Shop." that when’a friend mtyly “"’I fn* Mr. and Mi’s. ------ -------- ------l roasurertuimsl Suihjny Miss Altha ll:uii-k Organisl— Cliocist-r—Mrs. Whet Emmons. *■ and fririuFof Hastings. Mil nml Mi’. Tcarherx of.the .TnhTTtir clasxc: Frank ILirlrk nnd daughter H.-ir-l I IlAltingl, Uich. ■are ax follow id Mrs. Frank mid son Hilgers of Chftlitiltc. ‘.Glass Ih-cachittg Sunday morning al this JOHN M. GOULD place. . Miss Nora Barr of Hastings sp-rd LAWYER • Sumiay with Georgianna Lathrop. . Mn-aibl Mr- Dviini IT DOESN'T SCARE US A 4HT Office over Grigsby & Brooks Miss Francos Day i-nlednined Phone 173 Miss Shulls of Nashville. Saturday Mr. Wm. (T^rk. nnd Sunday. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Let each or- i» Mr. mid Mrs. Ernest Gohl-n etiler- welfare and gvX-t < of uloliig hti.-iiicxx. We nro here to plea*- you, no! Iht-fn. Tltni'x why Itiiiied hut* brother nml wife. Mr. and eomiminily try I" b Mrs. Hose of Gun Luke Saturday, .islmgand ■Sumiay. . Tnnke mtr sch<" l ;i plumbing at class price* CREEK STREirr. IIENDEllSBIII i sniom. HOUSE. Mr. and Mix. Iftoyd Wall frain from buying Ji-n- the inun* When you have any moving trtbe ’ Mrs. ........... . w it In Middlevdbdone. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. ‘ you nr- lo>iiig^pth iu quantity and days last week with Mrs. Watkins' Salurdiiy to \i-c I Ihe houm of I quality. ■ • ' pun-iils. Mr. atld Mrs. L. W. Calkins. WnL'Smith foi a i- w days. PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Mr. Daly all-m.i-d .Ihi* soldiers' A'isitors at Chas. Bidelman's Sun­ birthday dinm-r la.-l \vr«-k Thursday . Our Specialty. ' ■■ home ■’ Qabi Pennock day wore ax follows: Mi-, ami Mrs. nl ■4 he Kenyan. C. L. Lewis nnd stilts <rf Nashville. in HnsUngB. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Mrs. Martha Gtimbb- nnd son llayB-rl Mi'i'.ntlum motorEast of Posloffice lowi ’ v "f tli-dings is buildnmnil and Mhts Ikiris Roush of Has­ I'goiiil" mi lils'fnnn. ' OFFICE PHONE 70 • Hastings tings. Mr. mid Mrs. S. G. liidelninn If. Wellman ! Phone 126 Mrs. Qiml qhnrl —- lb ll-ndcrolmil .. ............. wn* K-d u.n/mi and rhildren of Maple Grove, ami ' ' - Nli ami Mr-. Melxsul. Mrs. Hvmnnbl Wimduw and daugh­ calleij.to (hr:h"”"‘ -I her fidlmi. IL jj',Iw '-parent-. Ri* Phone 1T1 — J.-Hammond.-wl.' was Itikeii -tbtter MnH’nrot-nf Bridge stn'-t, E«lwui’Sayh-s of Hastings spent a • Tile seventh annual Bidehnnn ruIasi unioh will be h-ld nt tlu- home’of ‘on Saturday. Walter Bidelimm of Quimby June <1 -d Ihe fliiu-r.il -I II. L llaiiiin-ml on NORTHEAST BARKY. Monday; . K. WILL I BON, D. I). «. T. O. Club WerliiH). On-May '13, the D. «. T. U. club met nt (he home of Mrs. Julia Brown. Nineteen members rc-•immb-d tn roll call by naming a linn-.. In.Id nerriiBily. A’isitnrx po'-> iit (wn. ’ -........... Afler the burinOM aeMUMi dur- .t ier IX'.Crocker wh - i- woiking iu Mr. mid Mrs. Gorham nml C. C. Pcttingill and family spent last Sun­ Balli- Creek spent M"i>da> with hi• day al' Everel Bolycn’s sonth of wife liOiv. Augusta. Sunday Si-hmil Orumii/rd. Mrs. Smith of Ih-Hon and Mrs. Dowling, Sunday M iy 2Hh. tt'l L Although the wwillh'i wa- threat­ callers al Mnplrvalu 1a.il Sunday. ening rain. alK'Ui So im’ii. womviii Mrs. Marshall Norwmwl daughl-r of Knlanuttoo visit School work, tlie tern hmg fon'm-i-’s parents last Sunday. Blanchard I hl*’.w»*el». PHYSICIAN! PAGE FIFTEEN HANFIELD. Mrs. Arnold is imilhiving in irnnlth. Dr. Smith is in allendam e. Hiram Weiiatcr was laid to rest iu the Banflefd cemetery 1n»t Fri­ day-. llu has. .be-R . ill foe many w«*elis ami ib*alh came as a ble-M*d relief. Mfs. J. Ibiwser U very ill. a com­ plete breakdown. She tins been in ahiiiMl const ant care'of tier father. Sins is at licrsfaughiur's Mrs. Belk Zimniennuii's. Mrs. Spaulding of Ashtabula. 0, Mr. and Mrs.- Harvey Williams re­ Wesb-y EdiimmK ml'- and i hil- and Mrs. Carl Bclliltger ami Paulturned last Friday from their’tenth dren visited hflr parent s. Cha-. Iliilftrip lo California; Mrs. Ruth -Willison ami halt- <>i .Mm.- Fannie Jackson went- b> man and family, in Johiisbiwu SimBailie Creek visited her parents. Ilirlilmid l.i-i Thiiisday I" attem MnUesi'ii <4 lia’«(iitg> Mr.. Willison the Grnpge aud later going tn Gales­ burg lo altefliL Pommia (Irmigc. i-elurmng i" Lilib* Hay Halbick i* staying with Ellul Whitworth, nl.-> t* a pifitic In pemmek’s arpve. Mrs. Fred-Hamlin of llieldm PROFFESSIONAL CARDS ItOWUM. Mrs. Chas. Mar.kinh r is mjh'ilaidag’la r pmflior ®r a (<-w wg.-k*. Fny Whitworth anti wifr .nc-th,. proud parents of ,«p eight (Huind girl faint May JL. mj; "'H answer Lu (Irit name uf DOwha H-ue. Mrs. II. G. Rice Is #)•!• >■' sil up a lilllv while at a th" many' friends are gl fto know. Mrs. Bertha Garir.—■■ ,n-i-ir sick wilh loiMilijis hui is b*'Jler. Frank Whitworth ua- lnlt-n sud­ denly sick last Munday.' l>t. Galla­ gher of lUlflii Greek vas eall. d and priMi<>uiir<*d it appendicitis. Our "<■ Inml Hoses tin- w-ek Fri­ day and Sir. Puckur will make his hiuim in Baltic Creek the coining >f Unmet* and F.Mella K-ll ill- ami daily trial-, bul that we plan’. grounds in Hastings fm t<> have ■><iim-l hing inten*sljiig amt [Red number of gotsl man's. Viilei laming nfa.ut wlheli ww sniy Terms t?lo for single servi talk with our frmiids tlm* <l.vert- able at turn* of rervice. SI big’ her mind from a nmml vf .sure wilh foal, payable af tii 25(h al slnmilng cofl Mart's bred al own erst risk. Men purling wilh mares Only Incentive to Good Work. Good work is never done for hatred, any more than for hire—but for loro only.-*-Ruakla. A. F. Sylvester J. D. Rounds Proprietors Adjourned until Jilim Al least thirty Norwegian coni' panics are engag-d in whale liuiil CLOVERDALE Is not a large place, but there arc many advantages in trading there because t - Kelley,The Grocei; has a store there, and everydne who knows Ki-lley knows that they get just as good.buying opportunities of Kelley as they can get anywhere. TRY KELLEY FOR GROCERIES roirtil <>( Hi.- imsis Prepare For the Hot Months Burial al the • Mrs. Conrad of Hastings- is visil.uig her sister. MY*. Emma Hamilton. The funeral of Mrs. Mose* Horn wax held al tin* M. P. church Sun<Tay. Rev.’ McCue ofllcialiiig. Burial al the Cedar Creek' cvim-lcry. The family have (he sympathy of lheir many -friends in their sorrow, hut. thrir.lorft is hpr gain. A beautiful life ends not in death. . Mrs. Fannie Hoffman nml daugh­ ter of New' York stale nn1 visiting her sister. Mrs. Miltort Nobles. Mr.* Xtdib** remains alwml the ramc.,. [) Albert llnmnlnn ami family h’nve a new auliHiiobili*. There were a few-from this place who-.ntlended tlm meetings at Ihe Hickory Corners M. P. church last w eek, conducled-by Rev. Rafa’r. The Cemetery Circle will inwt uilh Mi- Frank N.-wt-m Jum' lOllr. lain the l.. A ivilli.lier daughter Mrs. f KnihmnzmF. . Sunday dinner wiili mid wifi*. » Max Eiclml/. Till Chnmb-rlan. Mrs. Milton lay until Friday wilh . Millen Couyer <>f ..Mr. mid Mr-. I i oik Town nml Mrs. Karl Bristol aHcndml Hie ball Till tdiamhcriain game at llickoty •‘•alurday uficrifeon. • Ivan Cnmpb'-il '- "ii Hie sick li-t. Mrs. Will Mii-oii hatched Wi si ur\ in Kalamazoo dy chlekeiis front B hens. Tuesday mi Tnixim** Soine havi- thrir • -m planled and others are still pi-wing. ’ Glenilicc 1’ehnel DAYTON (JOINERS. Chas. Dean mul wife from near' ■»•«! Ilelfernon of Shayluwn nrnlm- 1 "'er lo Joseph ■alurday mil'll Mm|Frilh-s -Salnrdtiy- -imiWKm.— antcriiusTI.iguty. Bertha mid Ib'-ltm I rilh accompani­ present ns il is <4eclion*of offlimrs. ed them hmm- i hni evening. Lillie Viclur B.m> injtirl-d-his arm preaching next Huntiuile badly Sunday by falling from Coughed for Three Years. the fence ami tracing ldose/1 carti"I an/a- lover of your godsend to lidui* nl tlu- -Ib-'W. -x humanity -and snienre. Your medi-* Lloyd Pcnninelon of Baltic Cr-ek Topic—AiralFudi cine. Dr. King's New Discover)-, cur­ is visiting his pai-nW Oscar Pened my cough nf Ihrec. years stand­ i|ing|oi| nnd family. ing." says Jtmnie Flelnming, <>1* New . Mr. and Mr-. A. C. Williams ami Dover. Ohio. Have you ,nu aunoy- •»ui Iren- of V. i-m>'idville visil-d nt ing oough? Is il stubborn nml Claude Kenm-dy - Smnfoy nftvrm’-ii. won't yield tn treatment? Gel a 50c. HI—I id tlm Tlu-re was a slmw at Ihe diuin-s Iiollle of Dr. King's New Discovery si ht nl hmiv la-1 Wednesday even­ Kvery junii r Imlay. Whul it di'd for Jennie ing. FH-mming il will -do for you. no .mlft ill |..rl oHT ,;' I" 1 b > «»; >tll» M,-. H.-Harvey wamatter how sliibhorn or chronic a lasl.tfwk. . 1 (..ilium, J’he to ji<- is '•(xmverhd llyy ’m-es. • • cough may be. It.imps a rough and „_—,—.— —— .lW-----u.i sa . . ’'i» -• — ........... —• nfi ‘dome and■ help ■itojis throat and lung trouble. Re­ Kansas in. thi. ly Ovf ytgrs Inmj'h- ymiiu- p»-opb.-. . lief nr money bark. 50c. and *1.00. doubled it- । P'lMUeHmi. TinThe Anl -will m—t wtlh Mrs. nerommend-d by Carveth & Steb­ averair.* annua! crop return JA mtw Clandr Mosh-r Jim? c foe supper. -BA.vtEn wwr ains. r»fc- bins, A. E. Mulholland.—Adv.“ WI<W<X35J, , ijiened Ttour-iou until 5:00 p. tn. • Why cook over n red-hot wood or coal itovethi-xc hot miuiuier months we're going to have sootier or later, wlu u you can buy an Oil Stove that does not .smoke or smell and will cook quicker aud cost about onethird as much? The old way is a red-hot kitchen, together with the chopping of kind­ ling. carrying the wood or coal iu and the ashes cut. and cleaning up after (he dirt they have caused. We'will deliver to your home aPerf action Oil Stove or n Rev-on-oc E,. Tungate <5 Son Banfield Exchange 16-6 ALL AUTOMOBILE OILS IN STOCK A Well Kept Lawn Is Half a Yard You can have one of those velvety grass plats that are a delight to the eye. A CALDWELL LAWN MOWER readers this possible. Ball bearings, sctLsharpcning, fully guaranteed. Campbell and McCallum HARDWARE Cloverdale, Miohlgen �THE HASTINGS BANNER, HAY 28. l»ll. PAGE KUTTEN “KICKS” MUI MB IRVING. Choice Ice Cream 10263587 Irving Hull Tram. •. One of ihu^.rgaiilitatmm* of which every citizen of the village ought iu be proud of is the Irvin* Base Ball leant 'captained by Verne it. Johniuiii al om? Hine a player on i he fast lliose wno [ keep "lishina wilh any re.-un-. . »»r moi,- .. . . ...........I..... I............ • oU‘7, ™n‘ .te”1 ?' 2ffl ! 1 .l.li.-r. on.,,,, H„. v.,„ I.. II,.. Mirhi.i.......... .‘Momie ■ Mio- ............... .. —“------- . iioimni^ioner. Detroit. Micli. T hciii *“>1 of eight high school pupils von will receive blank* »HI out । w|i>. took the imrli.-iexaminaimn, dating the kind of fi*y you vvi-h PBMed a.* follow*: Lauro. Suck• - wi-li lo i/lnntl''11- Martha Loundqui-I. Merle Guy. ... Ihhi.-i lute re- Jessie Smith, civile'Smilh and Ed-.-I wdi b>-lurm-d down if the li-di | Austin. IWides IliFiw Ethel - lo be had. ami the planting i> Dilley of thin place al-> was s’uc■ ■ ■ ■ -• ''Masful-in the .Minimal ion. ‘ Henry Itern motored In Hallie ireek Sunday.. li>- wii-i accompati•d home by hi- Wife. ' . Wm. E. TJnvi-. 'a* pioneer resident -pent iCrfnday' wtlli I of I lim township, died of heart Irmf' ’ ' '........... : Ide late Thursday afternoon after I a very short itlnes-'. Funeral wa* I held ul the M. t: c.liurch Tuesday at o'clock, cnndiicied by llev. A. E. . Wynn. Hurmt m Sunlicld Cenie- tho guml- every game a game.- am a tug drawing- ■ a distance of many mile* Till? lit*! ff I lie Week flu team plnyiii the Rm-ky. ' hn<l liul Ihe pilctu-r l*n^>t*>u ■Palmer .of the- frving t<-ani Ixi.-n earing his nnn a little for wirin' gamex-yt l» |w phiyut wilh micli team* a* . When the weather is warm and you arc thirsty and feel all “fugitcd out,” there is nothing that will refresh you more than to come here and get a glass of Ice Cream. Soda, a Sundae or Soft Drink of any kind. We make a specialty of furnishing Ice Cream for Socials, Parties, Sun­ day Dinners, Etc. Wc deliver to all parts of \ the city. A BANNER READER LEIS DIS IMAGINATION- DO SOME GREAt KI UNTH. AUTOMOBILE AMD MOTORCYCLE DECLARED FAR TOQ SLOW One of Ihe jfAXJEH'S sui.icrilmrs mu-f baVe Ihe "iio.'tic iinigiunllon* In ftlll ]ilo.-.ii. for he lini»-*cnl u» I ha following" eommiiiijcntmn. fretting of an imagined i-omliliotrnf- tlilnu? which may arise in 1002, when hi* i-ummimiratmti. i- supposed lo be dated. I-’oI|i>wQik is his Jjjlft'r: The Palm Garden J. W. Armbruster, Prop. Phone 548 Hustings, Mich. Last Opportunity Creaser nnd daughter Mi'* Huth Croft'. Tlie largeaf ela»* in tin- Siintleld ficliool । ploinns will gradual! to get Cemetery Voses before Decoration Day. Don’t delay it until the - very last moment, phone us what you want NOW —wc have the vases all filled readyjq.place, and guarantee placing before Decoration Day if you order at once. it quite.advisable this iminiilui I wrdc you concerning smile vf th irr>>gidaritii*«i in Lh*' service whir .rr*uluiiU_uL.lb u a t it I.. <i' II'.'i1 li’lE. V raillies gel at the blind* of tin* pm I have been u resident of Ihi* i Jliediah’ locality since III'* rinse' Jfje Ihiril .adiiiiii'-drmir ii of I'Ll* Johnson, right field; Vnm-e enter Held: A: linn Bedford'. >•1.1. I lu» - - ’' I ririt.T wnatr |7nrynnrii.Tir I’.tliixT Ims pitched ••Very i Ihe only game lu«l wa- 11 IRONSIDE, BROS. Decoration Day nl North Irviiqi. week !|* AA . ,|.|A mill ; ■>■ • -- I>? r.nif-1 1.Ill Illi,mi. oiiiiji-i-i •HHitie-r. ' I lb- Ai|\i-I)l tn . - of Life." i:iiar|oti<i and Air ' Frank M_ Mer rill and family enitM-r well- Sunday h-rlnimil hi* father. E. L. Merritt .1 Mr*. Will 'Iu- 'f Mulliken, Tiun-day. • . cornfield* I Marble Dealers lion* of the rural . puslai serviced have, luid my sop|im-t in- (he pa*t ns they shall in the future. . However. niy ■-omplainl tliiKj I'honctp7 Hastings, Micb. Saturday at to.-.m a. ni. buck of Welch -v luvudm's •‘torr were burned. ,ln-t whal cau*i*d ih< Idaze is Tint known. by.lerian church of Ha-linu*. wlm .will have charge of Hie M-rvici-s. In addition .several patriotic song- will iadivill. Decoration1 Day In lie on hand In­ fo re tnn-lhirty in Hie forenoon a­ ' the JM-rvircK wilb.-eminence ptoiilpl Mi-* Appetizers at Doyle’s It don’tmakc any difference what time of day you come to us, wc will get you what you want to eat, if lit-is in the city. Myra —-tn in w ii ii e I from'her pupi|> -tnjarnnh un- feature «»f IIU'-iM'l'vii,f. Ho think tlial one hour and tiflii-u or Middleville menmraling lh> 4>ur pat riot ic . pneumonia. . Tim Ib-iu-knli Bell SIM I it lodge >-nlei-lnincd Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch ami the Vi.-. • f Knlanm. iiowni: We Have Added Fruits Just during the past few days we have begun ser­ ving fresh seasonable fruits. When you are hungry, come and see us. ' •ning. Hastings. Mich. family of! a day. and mighty nnd wjf. S(aining wood with beautiful rulor nlMuil is umliTpoiiig experiment. The dye i* inlnxlucrd al tin- mul nud - Tngraham was a soldier >>f Hu- H/v- Mr. olulionniy war and a pinin imuUd.-:'cry slab near tlie rnlnim-r l>> [|i<grdtinds alle.l lo Hu- fad by lb.<<[ru Julm- Ib-yberg left l< Avn-plaitning Anna Ingraham a , . Hie careful timnghtfnl voting pub- bnill.. . Cominqn * tip iritTs Sunday im>cniiig. I--. 'Cosgrilf :ici-oiiip.-uiii-d I The living Genreal Store 1 . At this store may be found a clean stock of staple general merchamlisc from which to select your everyday neces­ sities. As price is one of the considerations and is a factor in every sale, we enumerate' the following: aibi. RoDed Oats lor_ l-______ _ 21 lb*. H. & E. Granulated Sngnpfor. 22 lbs. Light Broun Sugar ’ ... 8 bara I.etio.r‘Soap____ The’Aelclon of whal he rlaim*. i* Um oldest pruhWoHr man yet a plaro .dinicult Africa a monument to the plain, point |i ! Kline I ri.la Dull Fecliiqj—Swollen Hands nml jI vi-il wilh ’ l-’cet Due to kidney Trouble. i-n-api ami cake' w.-r>Your kidneys _ need help \vh<-n| -- Essie was presenter ------- 25c tr.oo NOin ii i:\KT CkSTLETOV Ib-m -r ami '\Ve*si>- W> 1 moi C. R. WATSON, General Store IRVING, MICH. th>* c4>loring lluid in two day*. The' fa<.ns I'.hii-ago. in-nllby normal action. Try t’liem.i Arthur Mullmlland.-Adv. 19041914 BOTH FHONKS'-Haatings 1.7.1 H.. IS; Middleville J.ine, ir>2 U.-IS, a’t ..In lli.'d ati ihi*! th'- lim-*' IhTolluhmit th- State wr.t flu-' pal runs of th'- vnririu* lim-s.-J have a logical ''kick" ami I lie pn-ss ought (<> sound a warning. Tip* fading., a i>roli-*l. should br flled with tin-' Federal District Rural ,f Vcnmuilville spent Hli/Mr*. Peter Snore < will be nt the home We make only I lie automobile. Before buying roofing you should call at my store and see the Gravel Surfaced Allphalt roofing, the Asphalt Slate roofing, either red or green, also the Sanded Asphalt, or the Galvanite roofing. For a cheap roofing see the Rubberoid or the Silverkote. I have roofing suitable for any kind of a building and that will fit any pocketbook. JESSE TOWNSEND NOT IN THE COMBINATION just one trip through life, and i( your “smoking hours’’ are unpleasant because of I. 111 the afternoon. ROOFING Don’t Waste Your Smoking Hours on Poor Cigars and Mrs. Win.Bald. ’ ’• ’ Mr* nml ,Mrs. Georgi* Forman sp'-m Sunday wilh hi* pan-nl*. Mr. when edilml by r.ook Bros, lo the ami Mr- I.! Forman of Woo<llnnd. TIi is w .vvldcli. IriRCIher with the parlie-il sm-rinvKsr hapu: anovr. I Tin- I.. A. S. will iuR*l with Mr. kefd its guarantee good. - They will i ami Mt-. Lewi* Hill. Tiiurwlay. Juno do it again: I I. for -upp.ir and they extern! a cor* I dull iiiviliiliun tn ul In be pi'iWnl. ! Mr. am! Mrs. • Albert Lee and |daughter I...is spent Sunday witli' : Mr. mid Mr*. CyrU* Buxtmi. . Mi-- Lillian Ifarding i’ CTflccted the etherial Inimmiilter <>n my uirrlcfw device, - recently .installed, of Johnstown is signal* uie a messagr* is really foi; me. I step lo Ihi- receiver- and il Irene Cimimn ’hr-spending dicks off lo.ine as h)Hqv,ve; • I. B. Progressive, ' • Tin- niaiiv friends'of-MI*. Maud Iienr Sir:—Out of «dork nf the I Harding wifi Ik» glad to know she is i doing a**W>'|| a* possible nflor hnv- Rnyolunar ring brilcrtyl for your , ing had an operation for a compli- daughter'^ wedding: llegrel being i calion of di-i-ases, which wa* pj-r- obliged nl this liirw.tn . sufiMibile common irOlil wilh ordinary dia­ : f‘>rmi-d by hi*. Tojch and Kellar. : W<- are g]nd lo slate that Mrs. monds. Regret we cannot, meet AVilli* H<al»v. wlm has bften cmi­ your demands at present. .Wo can. i Until to her" home for so long, is ■ now able t<> tfll for n ride every day. modem Rayohinnr product • Resii’y. ■ Ray L-miiani visited his son Earl Wnnlheller. Hu- Jeweler. :»l Joppa h«t Tuesday. n. The breakers ami other innchln1 -The flr-i brick house in,-America [wa* I’eniLs L<>lHi» liouw. in Phil- s'Ey.UMil in the preriaration of coal adelohni. built of imporhil brick* in Hie state of" PeiujJyJv.unn reprein l«<2. . ,-<-ni un ijivcsliuei.il of «5i»3MW,000. the poor cigars and tobacco you have obtained from places where those things are poorly kept, you have missed part of the joy life holds for you. No man need use any but the best, tobacco. We keep tobacco and cigars by the best and latest methods of preserving their sweetness, flavor and fragrance. You will be pleased . with the smoking supplies you get from us, for we sell you only best grades. . „n J. F. Hoonan Retailer and Jobber Jefferson St.» Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER MAY 28, 1914-20 PAGES. PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. Join Our Landis Christmas Savings Glub-Starts Monday, June 15 In Class 5, pay 5c the first week, 10c the second week, 15c the third week, and so on, and we will mail you a check two weeks before Christmas for $16.25, with interest at 3 per cent. Or in class 2, pay 2c the first week, 4c the second week, 6c the third week, and so on, and we will mail you a-check two weeks before Christmas for $6.50 with interest at 3 per cent. You May Reverse the Order of Payment If You Wish to Do So For instance, in Class 5 going up, the payments start with 5c and end with $1,25. If you de­ sire to do so you may start with $1.25 the first week and pay 5c less every week until the payment is 5c. ■ In class 2, you may start with 50c the first week and pay 2 cents less every week until the last payment will be 2 cents. In Class 1, you may start with 25c the first week and pay 1c less every week until the last week’s payment will be 1 cent. - Payments Must Be Made Every Week, or May Be Made in Advance. Can you think of an easier way to provide money for Christmas presents ? Join yourself—get everyone in the family to join. Show this to your friends and get them to join. Everybody is welcome to join. The Christmas Savings Club opens Monday, June 15. Call and let us tell you all about our plan. HASTINGS CITY BANK Hastings, Michigan arranged for patriotic appropriate in tlie day. ELAG DAY DESIG­ ericiin Patriotic So. RATED AS JDIIE.15k,^ . -----------I annrvctxir.V. AMERICAN FLAG ASS'S !SS( ESj PI.IN.I.AM \TH)N TO PROMOTE growing eiilhiiREVERENCE FOR FI.YG VADinilQ tnPUQ VAnlUUo rUnffiO ciiiiTrc oALUIto np Ur eno enunni tier lUn ObnUUL Uot Vermont. youth nf our country, :— ........ ■ .............. cioseiy io me mud. In fall public ntteniinn, I" ralule lo the Fl urnii-h eiitlimdasmr. and In provide p1illl.„,..|«, for public exeH■!.... an.l x--,.. i al. ’ , I salute an; sinu»yr.iL Mill!...... la. ,v.f I . ,< IRVING^! unknown. PTS. Tola!. Coal Minimi hi Michifjim? ' IH ’ll« F.EMETERY. rlu^iflT participated in ihe pen-1 . ———— increase m ,. ,i in-Odin-lion iul__ . mining i. ii.i-M! short inns. NEARLY 1,000 UNKNOWN •■■irneslly iHMteil Ki J..III III the pubhe recognition of the birthday of **"' einhlem of om- nntionnllly. - 1n loony of the Stales, nursmiul to . ........., ........... lienuibhug, public an.l privale andl sur\«-v. in <• All CHI,.-,.. >:,li..rlHl To . ........... '""od'.'i, however llUnihle. Illl nllgholll Ill>-1 <|a|,. ‘<|)l'V<V entire land. ' pqu W4K OSA’S Mnkiiifi Fhifi Day A hi al ion of Flag Day. I.d u* ex iii unnntity and Ralph E. Prime. Pr<'sidenf. *.v,.;7ii in \;ii Mirliignii is'an Grcnl Em'iiI. Ibis practice, 'reach- Ihe slor; ’ important. of Ihe Cnit-d‘have the yertmt propb* " . ............. and T ......................................... - nf......... K1To Ihe-J'icsiddit 1 r J. pledge their; ^,‘"r “'f h ‘"H (•* School*. [particularly m :h making fur­ . ' ' . . , fealty nnd loyalty iu it. “ -''. •* gi','W hour in th- imoning. mnn ,. -md hi lie- •■vaimralom «f Fo Hie i.ovTiiot of e.icli Slate । .. .... lip- )>upils ar- assdnbled mid m.^ui The un-to-dcliarm-tei of To ll!.. Hoards of Education of L. J”’tb' ir plm-.-s in th- school. A -g- .j!.. stale's ' ni.,,, .1 m-turing c.lal.- To Bond llllhiiil*. HEROES SLEEP WHERE. Rhode M BATTERIES ROARED dead buried there IM of Stairs Whose Head n Buried oil Buttle Field. Michi- ire the forces in your conir ly fnr'lwo day* of a real camag.iin»l•the t>ad places in your CITY PURCHASES NEW J-""",' opportunity is GRADER FOR STREET WORK [ llcglecbM. of Shh'wiilk Grade Creek liridtir, council have-purchased d>-r. without- wliieli n«» You ranted build a inacad- Don’t grade road-; that liTn- m-l depart iiumr wer a'otnifi'lioii sshim'iiis, is iiiihi1iT.-d by lib' fad park. limiH-d w ith llie •ai-h AiiM-rh-an "r OHrl.'-ri Un.... I hut most tif tth in are equipped likthirteen stripes, red alu-rna alternate andl.i.. Aiih inechaiiiciil stoker* . using whili*; that' the I'mon he thirteen dark coal lluti ■•Maiiu'd cheaply stars,'while in a blue Held. , repreJ .J. ,. town. To tlie ollirers and members of aciding a new cmiMellatibii.” Thiv'r..,,...' II American Patriotic Societies. run number of ih<> stripe* having b.M-n EllglfieTo all fellow Citizen*. rudd­ ini-ien<u>d by the iidinissniti of new ... ’.1 ... . ’• ai/i tin wit Ii Stale* the'po-lblhli....... f Ihe na'•’.J' ,‘’lions future .lev.lopmeni dnwrn-d- • Jricl,l Ii ml iii.lift.-d ualm J J' ,.' ’ 1' J ' Amerlemi Flag Association reminds upon our father*, the origitml Ibir- ... ‘ you that Sunday, June II. I'JII. will i.wn siiripes-were unriiaiigeamy ie- । coal. . u i.a,. ii... t ... i. ... " " ' 11 ' ' ' •I margin* when \ ‘‘i 1 ! ~ J ‘,k!‘l min-’ wer- i-a lie the. |3ilh anniversary- -<»f Ihe stored by art of Congress on Apnll'.* L,,,‘■ in lli>'-T1ght.[ 11'•"hL-■ from labor Iroilbl, - n ’ adoption of the slur.* ami stripes, as I. IKIH. when il was euacb d: '• That j ?. .I'I1>1 ’*V” J.’1,'. 1 . t’n' ifforl' ■ the Flag of our country. <The day from ami after the fourth d.n of • Xwil """ '*? ‘ 1 ............ "" :''1 falling on Sunday, by general .July next, (he Flag of the Fnit.d: ./'JX'-'... be (hirtmm , Imri/ont.d!1 , ... __i_ ngreemenl the formal celebration Stale* will take place djf'Monday. June 15. stripes, nlteninb1 red nml whit-;'j1'1 ‘‘ J“ , ''j iin oil TIUP CTATIflU . ...... file day following th- anniversary.? that the Union be twenty dars. "/• .** 111 Hefnibhe fot winch i NO SALTING STATION ’The public roODgnltfalt of Flag Day white; in a blue held, nml that on • ( ?nnli.,n .... tvil|. . , , HFRF UNTIL NEXT YEAR '' "'*•1•' " ' =n-'imid drag' of plapks or split as a NaLional anniversary, each the admission of a m-w Stale Into ...J’ki ■ • llb I RCtlC UR HL RCA I ICAfl , , : ....... ,n Hii. should be myide ahjl arrange»>'• . .1 ■ ----• yewr lw>ci|ining more mid more gen­ the Union,'one Mar be added tn th- crl> I .,."’ •"i"1"’1"'' 111 Rniloii Fruit Prodnclji Co.- Could end, would seem to niake unni'ceg- Union of-(lie Flag, nml such midi- .. ' . •-.JI -iwt Will be­ • wiry atty reminder lo secure your bon take dTecl on Ihe fmmh -I.h seifstVii, . i' a? 1‘T "'l ‘n'“ 1 Not Gel ll, Will l>e built tfs cooperalion in securing Ihe wildest ltd. luli.ll>. . txtssible observance'lhi* year. ,■ |t.-iii..ii Fruit I’roduclst^:^^ ' p,; • Iflv Goy«ynor- of many-of thi* ‘ Child C.m**'. Sick? wdl mil f»e accomplished RnSlates have in the nasi, by their . I h . ,■...... TI P'"""' Th,, imi.ll.. Sill -i.uulin,-. all I u.ai till. th- woik w.-ll plaiim-d and ..... . .................... \ priH.-lanialioiis, called public al- n night> naliiiii. It has heen c«r- slflK ff>B,.|her in .piu*on lh- *<mg I station wm wilh coaled tongue, pal**. doe.»n't‘•".■|T"i’,i,*',l ’’"dor intelligent sujierbuilt on ar I bullion lo the day and ordcrnl Ihe ried to the ulmoKt parls of tho . r j ( . n "_-M V l ,, lll || l. v 'Tis .> r 1— -• — s very little.:'i*h'<i. I.-t each community organ-\ '• rwige. ii wa- nJ,. (1, 5 ‘ "nnlrj. Its "f nt of a Flag to In* displayed on all Slate .■arlh. earning,liherly Wherever tt ,Tl"e“ sly.: .stoiunch iz,‘ '?>' b*: school district*.nml. ' ■I Rapids Com-. • . .. in - ’ ■ , . '.U1 Buildings, and invited their fellow lias been thrown lo tlie breeze. C.r-rtie acreage1^"'*; tains in .stoni* i "PP"ml I he ltc»t road Iniild'T in the • ‘ j «)ut; breadi fol it citizens to celebrate Ihi; day. We are now tn fin- midst of nil1 . I""nary dvpartmenl-. t'any woub grinds teeth! neighborhood a, “roa<l bo,.’’ .for . a stat inp. The ,. ... ... arii, wjtli diarriii lime in all our nation *he children ar- very small. ■ secured anc^. . . Mayors nf Cities, Tor recognition anxious again calling for* an expression of|‘l,iy nr'' '"light repeal thi' in- proposituin a|.o Ip material, i . 7 au. of this nnuiyersarj’. have in Hie past also ordered Flags to be dis­ . J bar llrm.cnm" b ^nml exprcss-.l played upon the municipal build­ thig of our country and whnf it ‘,','l,■| children: 'lee''1 mgs of their respective cities, and stands for. The. stars and stripes,i “I riv- my head and my lioarl b>J'failure of the of .111 this pe.li-ahn. country. i «r - » » »«•«* — “ by ^formal proclamation or olher- have come to poise.M n-w beauty Ig°’’ itlli'p. You di'lrivf In. ||».»- entire "il.OuU box today. wise, invited lheir'fellow.citizens to for friendly eyes and' new Ifrrorj One Country, one language, out' 'share of the inus Kiokapooi Uiib’s.nf *'i*iir;il highways in 'Michido the same upon lheir private for the foes of liberty nml of law Flag.” , , - , . IwriHen to Ihe funnel* who i-only confection, j •■•‘I '** tavt thi- IM Male and order, and of lawful governIn .-. iklk:. liuijdings. • u some schools, th<* salute is giv- traded to rai**' < m umbers inform­ cans*! of your ["id'* "Hoad Her nay” an honest, . I on in Editors of Newspapers, by.-gener- niimL in silence, silence, as as an an ad net of. of. fever-rever- tug'them that lh- company will trial. , 1 I child's trouble. •-,5<. Ri'cniiunoiukleaniesl Ilccmiiineiul-i We respeclfuljy appeal lo Ih.’lrhce, unuecoinpanied bvuiny al action among them all. have by '■? J.'V‘ a5l hv ♦’arsed! A Stebbins, A. ■ ETMtil------- 1 I Frank F. Rogers, '•red tlu- klation n'.xt season and editorial comment and the publica­ Presjilpnl. of the United S|alo.« of pledge. At' a signal, as liie Flag tjfal lh- ncreng*- wdj then be ac- io-» ............. . *'r bolland.-Adv. Stale Highway Commissioner, ilieir ■ death and dropped dead ii in lheir tion of historical arlicl&s upon lh* America, to the Governor., of all'reaches its station. Ihe right band subject of the Flag, callvd attention Ihe Stales of our land, and to th'1 .raised, palm downward, to a horiFor the. tlrst Imm hi the history According to shim language MuId the day. nnd urged the public, lo - Mayor of each American city, lolzimlal ]»obili<>n against the for*• Slrx Wilh.iin Waldorf Astor ha.* nL Bellevue.jMgj)iial. New York, two £?Mg)0.0rt) canal ' lo rive Antwerp herald Ihe coining-and celebration head,-and held there until Hie Flag given. xI.ihhi toward a.co-ordiiinie . display Ihe National-colors un women have successfully passed way of pronouncing EpgliMi,. pre-t of Flag Day. June Ht|i. (I5lh) .flit3.|ie dipped and,returned tu n vrrti- Women's college al Ibe University l,ay■ . the examinations add will be ad­ served in its purity hy residents of_ School Officers nnd Teachers hy proclamation; we call upon jcal tmsilion.. Thenj ' al Ihe second of Virginia. Maine, |i»i; N'ejv Hampshire, Ip: mitted as.jut' rues. • th® Emerald I*le. , ' . . .. ............ . Vi J-/';;. s-V'-o-mJ �THE HASTINGS flANNEH. MAY 2S. IttIL EIGHTEEN variux greatly. The Department in- ■ vt*ntigal6r* found indeed lh.it it 1 could be a* low a.« S’> ami an high fl nmnasistn asssillfll F fl**1 an uerv. I hr tpuiitit) of DhPIHllNP unl AH r ’“‘•••"d giowih .m i I-***. n<*; kind »i ULuUlfllllU VnLUnOLL »t'*«'ip" ami llu- Him- Hi-il hi* •-'!'*THIS WEEK’S NEWS IN M-ainru tngiing. I he «!/•- ami mtin, JfBAR BY COV.NTIBS. । iwr <’f -lump- per -irt-. nod the Editor Maurrn of Ibi* Portland, WITHIN .25 -WIAIW MEKCIIAN- character of Hie -oil .are all d*.*termiuijjg factors. Hardwinxl winch Review*, aay» the Ionia Sonlinrl. TABLE I IMUMt 1111.1. BE i when green is very expensive to reWong* in that class yclept “Ye of i move, decays in lime m> thal it of­ little fnilli." lie Is one of the woffers littb* difficulty; on tin* olhci I frrs. Listen to the way In* doubts: . band white pirn* mid Norway piue “Lyle Dye and Tommy Marsh u»SEIM?-!. m fifty years. Again piring to be aviators have received EXPEWSIVE TO RID „lllln„ hardwood land I- likely I.* cnlam a S0-hor«e-j>owcr mt«phinf* engine lailruivs. IU HIM LAND OF STUMPS I many more stwup- t'* the m:i- llialij and have unpacked it in the ba*emrnl of Ibe armory at Ivimi. Thv > utay be wings but. they are not tin* wing.* it Is Profitable To Turn Neglected, of a Hying machine—they an*. l'ndctc1i>|icd Hehls Into Cropwood. Incidentally il i- worth re-j angd.V wing-." llcariug I-and. niembcnnc lli<l a .circle vvitn;i radius—of II7.K feel c.'iilam- an; lira ta-ui/. u farmer near Shrp- “LflGfiED-OFF” LANDS SoBttiWBsftrn Michigan of nature, a calf having two heail*. four front leg-, two hack Ihiik*-, aim Mniiiacli. Ijvo tails ami two lun-k legs. The calf whe Ikuii Jan. Ll. tall.’ Mr. Lentfc ha« had-.the calf mounted and intends putting it on exhibit ion. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7_ _ _ _ _ _ Miclugan, nndjft'js in Mum* cousin will. Ih* a clianu** from lumbering io Be One of the Prepared All indications point to an unusually large crop of Hay this year, -.In taking care of any bay crop time is one of the controlling factors, and if the acreage is large it may be found advisable to begin a few days earlier than would otherwise seem necessary. Then with good and proper machinery the "haying time” becomes not only profitable but an absolute pleasure. You can’t very well handle your hay crop with success and prolit’w ithout our labor and worry saving machines. .■g»*il-<lfT IRONING OUT THE WRINKLES: land will a—miic |n>rtaui'e. Al Hi IJo.mI Chapman. a young num of there tr ul The Easy Draught Deering Mower HELPFUL SUB8ESTI0N MADE BY 'm.1 up- crude wirelesd station on ihn farm of W. H. Wood, three- mile- -oullii 11* th’lnii*. fiend of Ihe lllelduun itie-oia, । on mil-; . With all the newest conveniences for making it the most desirable machine to be found lor heavy or light hay, will give you the efficient service you require. After having cut down a section of your field of hay the next required machine is a John Thomas Tedder to kick the hay out and make it dry on the undcrside. A good hay tedder will pay for itself in a season with a good crop of hay. Hair) and Food Ownmksionrr. ’ Sll'aillixMl inn*. ■rtu the dcxi'loiiinent of these or agricultural purposes lias, ■riuii-ly retarded by jh-*Jngh uiuny busum i b ariHg. A recent fnv.'-li- | Sab* of State Bunk Evumiiirr C. S. Inilerwm lias ilniidii'd hi* ••xamhinthiii of -.the BdliAOC Biiiili of. Ail< n- -Kun- •apitalued by. Delivery Rake Bank.' be.'IUtitler 1- The electric road from Kulama- is ideal for turning hay <Aer after it is cured on one side. Beginning on the outside of the field the hay is carried further nut, leaving an open space which will be dried some by the sun before the next round is made. The next morning the same rake is used again and the hay is sufficiently cured. Those who do not care tn use our Dane Side Delivery Rake can find in a DEERING RAKE the very best thing in the regular dump rake. some difllriilly in (piling ‘ Grand liapid**. IMng <>i>lig> ciw- llu* •*. II. A I. and'Pm* <|n< tie ,lrark- iIiom* two n>a«l nplr refuse t< ■lignlors liu‘* urine. next two w< redder a <1 n -ample man *rr that if lb- G. I* A I am quid 11* rlaipi- ..u* allot cormm**i-m. Hn* <*b* would jiave (o enter Hi* iaggim-- will ncM i As soon as the hay is cured it is ready for the stack or mow and here again is the necessity for haste and a saving of time. Here is where the JOHN DEE.R.E HAY LOADER becomes almost a necessity to every farmer in securing his hay crop. Both time and help arc saved by use of the John Deere Loader. laud ■'••mpani* The-value of these machines in caring (or any hay crop cannot be over estimated. Their greater value in the Alfalfa field is self evident as this variety of hay yields, several crops per season and the up-to-theminute farmer cannot well be assured of successfully obtaining their whole crop w ithout our time and help-saving machines. an Belle* lie’s big pelilion for Im- GOODYEAR BROS found! Alum. ago, received knowlcdgiueiit ipt ac­ ral Iway Hardware and Implements mixing a pound each <>f ii< alum amt Epsum Sall-. Tn> HASTINGS, MICH The I’m* Marquette dn>oi ul Mrl>>rd.«. bus been i|i*coiilinued pur■uatil lo oraers from headquarter*. The volume of liti*im «* pas-mg through the office vva* not eimtigb tn warrant it- muinleuaiice. AU tempted. After be handled at'^MIu. fthat. unlike i till* km<L Hi* liii-iiiess 1111*11 of Mm-oii, Gau are planning to 1(1111*1 n lighling plaid i» mpply tlieir. places of business al rhea|H.*r rales I hah IJiose allowed by I hi* -laic imimuliwiion. II Is plan­ ned to sell this plan! later lo the twenty Hralli of Former llns(iii(p> HrsidriiL News lia- b<.**,n received of Un* death of Nr*. Phoebe King Art- of Meyers Falls. Wash, a former resi­ dent of tin.- i lly, al Spokane. Wash- in •Imine !u behalf of th Mr-. I’bHo i Thoma- An*. -<*ltb*«l m Carlton lOWllallil' lilwill tl’%Lo£jSJk_ ’lit'’" they moved tyjlasfing*. when* Mr. ■li-liuguisli*-<l sons unit daughters whoso igiums-u-Ul bu-^nsrriliud. uu the walla ul -the ptiiilu: library. ini” in Hi'* spritm.’ A iiuini><*r four ciiihlren. whom tin* failhfui grandmother eared for lender ly., the J’resbylerimi church, the V W. C. A_-nnd the \Y. i. T. I'. >he isurviveil by her «lnuKlitrr-in-hiw and four grand rl|Harriu all of whom appreciate the bning*care she gave Ikvm. Jiereased vya- lelalisl to Mrs. Ifoynl Knnppen ami Mrs. Wm. Flnail of Graml Itipnl*. *lem. iiiti-t. b« turn in International Motor Trucks . m min. I «’•»•>- A. Illnn**< ••JOS. diliniHpullei* • ii.i liunb'K ilial Ira* hj«.l wyi • lm Hurial of Hiram llogri (• -fltmmmil held fronf*Ins lull wind •w ill. fleiating. Among tho..* who attend­ ed wen* nearly IQp nieinlien* of the local imiMiim* Itodiew the impre*tiv«* burial rite- of the order being conducted ,il tin* grave by Jumi*s I.. i| •mlay evening. Ilonier i iitvrlaii lllell tn eV| y |iv,- \\.igiy-eft) num until in jin at Bi'itaiu. Grove laiy. Pa„ ha- <-tiqd«y<’d Moreover dyinunite •coittahiiiifc only — - .... —* ■ i.gjycciiii** is a- I fie ^1.ire often fully a* biiiiinsjion. • f a little iu i>.MiE,.tu^aIllr lor He IHCLine , Guni^rD IUT I Maude Nanni. Of the Utfi I'liiploycR Ilf the I'. S. bureau of engraving and printing. Similar scTiixd ut III: im liglii. r -■•il* and with. well decayed j-rmnp-. pulling mm-lilm* ;• gr;rtnjpart|il*. Mr.Whitby. . .. at** si'ini'Ui wm -imregational vluifrh I* .-! **ir rjiwiiiiilli-ej iii Lindon a'u'.p ing force, .mid- wlm Ii lulu* out CikmikJi !imm*y in ;■ day tw carpel a iirily.for cxnlm-iv<•.*. The tripod live-acre trail, ami vimugli stamps typk winch HH* IlW-lump v< rtic;il■|y. i* fii‘on*.powi*rftil l|tit al*o nmi **________ _ ..... _ ... surface, I iii-ii* are 3<i more wmii- ii Iniublc'Ame than llu* e.ip*lan wlm h ||ini Children's DIm-iim pull* lioin tin; >tdv Tie* cap-tab Start With h Cttld. tttap then*, arc tn>*n. ■ fi’fii^ Met: ran imlt .tn ncrc »»r nmr** of ctrmii* lle-tl<-*snc.'--fi*vi rt«hm-**-an TiiHelps Kidney nnd Bladder wilhoul In-ms rt'***i. tail al Ihi* .-aim*, limit' d throat ^unl -p.i-mmiic epugb-., •, v Trouble—Ever) Imdy Satisfied. lime it may be -ticr<-*ful<y ic-i-t- maybe wh»»inng coitub is starting Ever* wlu rr people a:«- takiuu !•■>- rd by a slump that vvouht nol <tfferlln, Givi* Foley'r Roney ami Tar ley Kidney Pillft und are mi salfa- llu* l**a-l I tun lib* Ln a Iii|mh1. which. ’ promptly. U helps the rhildi* n «•>. ' ■ A'!!?*." fled tiny unp» pthen* In lake th>*tn however.-mu.-l-lie reset for every \„ry much, and Mrs. Shipps llayalso. A. T. Kdly. Mclnio>h. Ala.. alitinp il pujl*- On'IargiMracfi* of rimml-villt*. Mo., -ay.-: “I gnl tint* . irriod fuftm My»: **l recommend them lo nil land a power machine with an rffl- re-ull* from it and it I* -i T-T* al ’ wh« <uffer> frmu kidney (roubles |deist rteut crew may do ihe the best work of nl ,,metiirine medicine for whooping cough.” and heckactw for they ate frn*.M all. hut vtx-h an outfit can only.be Arthur Mulholland.M Plfiq. —Adv. ’ Z made to TlJvc B< >1 thing you can take for back- employed economically on large op------------------.•rvic*.- i' 'Hi* ■u he. weak back and rheumuiistu.iera'mtK1 ii* • gge,«>( (h<* •■-tttvh aft- now;' .... . liUriMV Miurrti*). al Arthur Mulholland.—Ade. Naturally the cost of this work incubated successfully. 2X» o'clock.-, Hbudard time. llev. <bBs"i«lanxu <-<u ly ’ as RHEUMA RHEUM AT ISM Kips to dtaaolve and leave the sore »ainu and muMirs. U» action U little, less than maguaL 50 cents a buttle—gujjranirxd. .. Judge IJjrhiMvt of Ft, Lorainic. Ohio, Mys; ’ After tteatmviK l>y t);r„- dxtors without rcuult. lwju> cured of- a very bad ca-.c >if Ph* uniatism, by using two buttles uf RHEUMA.-* LAItVETH A biEBBINb <CT HAVE used your Internationa) * motor truck daily over a route eighty miles long, through winter and summer, for the last four years, and have never tniiacdx trip," writMona man. Scrv ico budi aa this man got would add much to tha profits ol your buaineu. by handling your pro­ duce rapidly at the right jnouient, and cutting down your general hauling erjictwea. An International motortruck would giro you aiichservice. Manybtul* nets men, realuing the advantages and economies to be secured, have long been successfully using the light running, durable International motortruck. The solid tires cut down tire troubles. The motor is simple and has plenty of power for emergencies. Tile brakes are safe on any bin. Tha ignition system is of the best. One lever controls tho car. Tho International is built to save you money. ■ Let us show you all that an International motor tnjck will do for you. Drop a card today lor cats•loguco and full information tu tho .lirternatioBalHarverterCompaBy of America IbcsnsrsU) & •1 Grand Rapids M«ch. D �TIIF. HASTJWSBAVmb'1 B 2S. J3H.-------- -v-wr Children's Ailments ‘ ■ 1\ Cooperntivc-’ITniis of all Kinds in clues and country hi Kansas and ISORDERS of the itomach and constipation ue the most common diseases of children, to D correct them you will fin'd nothing better than Chamberlain’s Tablets. One tablet at bed time will Ao the work and will make ynur child bright and cheerful the following morning. Do not punish your children by giving them castor oil Thirty tlunisnnd working- women in England are Urging (heir governI muni to aid nitilernliy by laws aud Chamberlain’s • The mayor lilmliil:W nf Jolnpdovyn. pri-Muivni in | prinnue to attend church a'nd.Sun- ^Tablets are better and more pleasant to take. Chamberlain’s Tablets Fifteen hundred i for a big lannloii |i have gone uli strike .... company announced- it would em­ ploy child labor and advertised for girls.between II and hi years of age. Five hundred men quit work in M'lnpalhy with the movement. Adul(ernte.| olive oil- tell'the lipubuiLs artirb and effect un the throat Fram e, !U;| Italy. 32: G' Swilz.-rlaud, JfU; England, 31. ’ '* German actors are planning a novel of si age life lo deter wouldbe aclora in this •over-crowded profvssit'U. : ‘ • ■___ -- , . IIT candles to uidic&le Governor Glynn lent signed lli«« • Aunt Malinin Ayer, flie Smilh bill. providing lhat no child: under III >liall bo.employed more’ than IS hours in any., one week or night hmirx-m any-nhnfrtnyin Hiestate of Nt’w York, and thal no fe­ male over b*> shall work more Ilian! six days of 51 hours in any wo<k. ' HI .We have been talking to you about the better care of your cream for the past two years, and the general quality has greatly improved. We want t<> thank you for this co-operation, and ask that you do not lose . sight of the great importance of it. For instance, take the market quo­ tations of last week; there was a spread in price of bYz cents, 19 cents being the low, and 25Vfcc the high. lt)e paid the top price. Good cream made it possible for us to make good butter, good butter demands top prices, so you see we are giving you the benefit of this in a better mar­ ket for your cream. There is no demand for poor butter and always a good demand for good butter, but we must have good cream to make good butter; and we are making every effort to take proper care of the cream as soon as we receive it. From now on all through the hot weather we will have our factory open and running night and day. You can bring your cream any time you choose and there will be some one at the plant to wait on you. We have the best equipped creamery in the country and this equipment is at your service anytime. If you want lo have your cows tested brinR us a sample of their milk. We will gladly do it lor you; or it you are not satisfied with your cream test, come to the factory and see it tested. “Five ininutei time is all we need.” If you are in need.of cream cans we will get them for you at wholesale prices. We also handle the 1M.-51 separator oil. ' Lon't toryet the premium on sweet cream.” Yours tor a square deal, MILK COOLER OF CONCRETE ncsnln Muhicipalilx direct development! inanity a? ' WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS One Shown In Illustration la Easily1 Constructed and Will Pay for f an Th<i llruBtratloii ahows a milk cooler l lhat Is very eaally constructed by any- j Kongsberg, Nor ave been hi ope public schools. cations for mothers* pendent Fanner. A box form Is conBtructed of the size you Wish tho out-! •Ido of thu cooler to be; tho Inside | Is made lh the sinio inaiincr. only about eight'Inches smaller, bo as, to tillov for a four-inch wall io the tank or cooler on all sides. The eontrato ........... p«* ono .v.muuu la mfx^d. part Portland cement to live flaps of sand an.l gravel, nnd . tho bottomxof cooler laid first; this , may bo three, and one-half or four ! Inchesn thick, as desire; the ....... .I,. you j.,u urmre; tuv box: pux i . . in.,the . k, jnsltfojs form for then set upon I . . . ' widening llichmoiiii bud; Muss.. representin'. the ihmimciciab club, jointly. Three-fourthr St. Loni- siX” 'I- hamber of LJ " PAGE WWfTFBI Chihlle.** women suffer mon* from cancer than do women who havc-hoHie children, Hr. J. M. T. Finney of Baltimore declares. iietii an.l nn.ieriimi of plant dill biaqjihes in- each c»'iu- ii.HH!> Wc pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. Wc buy and sell -------------------_ . on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE I VOLUME of business at a remodeling the dairy barn SMALL PROFIT. If you ----- ---- *• have never dealt with us, why On,Y RedMmln# Feature of Prosper* not give us a trial. ,Lo°kln0_Red Bulltllne la Big Smith Bros. Volte & Co. Op.C.LAS. Phu 57 Hliflap There are many big red barns that look well from Ji_jjlstance and that «*’® 0,0 fanu inoppearanco ot prosw How’s This ? bul * disgrace to dairying, rhe>' ha'° but a tev Bn,an "‘ndows, Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re­ no *UIU«- «° «lalU. ”0 fev-ding alley a. ward for any case of Catarrh that ventilation. Their big are i| *-*•*•-« cannot bo cured by Hall’s Catarrh ---------------- — " lofts ------ — «... I.. .^.1....... i feature .hr, “hllOlff Ujut iK.I onl >’ redeeming theyw |'Cure. Cure. ' ‘ . IuaVU. No wonder tho boys leavu leave the Ij turm and hired men won't milk. ’ I We. the undi-nlxnrd, ha-.o kn-wn I" J. for tho lait 15 years, ntu! brlkcve Cement' fo nut expensive and any Cheney him perfectly honorable In n!l bisiln-a man who fo at all handy in building transaction* an.! financially abl.i to .cam* can put In cement gutters and walks out any oblfoatlons made by hla firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMENCE. with a llttlo study ou the subject ! | Any of the cement companies adver. tilling In the agricultural papers will send a book of Umtnictlons upon re­ quest. Make the gutter 4 feet 10 Inches from the .manger for medlum-sUod cpwtg 18 luehes wide and 10 Inches Woman's I niiivc buying., coiisng through coiiiiiHliimlrrially leduceil ■lliiw (;.• *hhi floor or bottom at an equal dla>1 lo • • tanco frpm tlm outside form on all uhola floor of cement. Tho forward •> hr tin- four Bides.<and tho concrete for the half ot tho Btall mity bo left without walls placed and lamped down. At cemunt, although It fa. desirable to ono «-nd thu wall Is alighlly lower In malto the whole floor and mangor of I h. ' center to provldo for un overflow, ns cemunt when It can bo nffohfod. . Malta a feeding iry’s-balh ■hown The tank should be high - alley - In frorft of thu - ,j lhat Ihe ■"Laria.>rs where Ulu.rn the th., feeding fn.vfln. can rnn bej ti,. 1 your ' I- enough so thsit'whcn tilled with wafer mangers pounds,' January totaled • he ' Hot It will be within two or three inches dono wlth 1110 >«»« "O’* »”d tlmt?- ’ K|»hI Milurksl ihkJUuu through the Ihe H-hCof the top-of milk can. and os the Mak'* 'ho barn -convenient. Take a'- ^cll-kuown Pidatm's mi Gnitlu. of herring. I water Is consinnily changing tho mljk da>' or * If necessary, and Take six or seven baked r.r boiled. | can .be cooled In tho lihortcat possible . vl“l' places that have modern bartia 1 tinized a cleaning Epicure.ut l-flifo. ; time; It may 41so bu btiilr slightly , '’unvonlonco In a Uaqt is the ebeape^ ; JU riltMT. Mlt lL • -ati; all'!, larger to allow for lee tu be packed >,art of Uu-' building—and tho most I :m«olh add nroiirid tho milk cans, when It is do- Important. Idea? don’t cost anything ml any vi.rlti- spriukla each layer with g s <if unit. -j; 6|rc<i to hasten tho codliug process. | lf y°u look for them. To put them ‘ * they find.! ehceae. Pour ..ver I ounce ' >' ni ‘ I ’ I. -leto sCeet may take years, but. It light-I Hy and" eon-’ m.'lled butler <>r \lhite sauct f1..1"?' -V..,...__' ‘'n# rfl'' "O’* to know they aro to be. [ apple* tu culi I"'1 i'tlo a slow oveu unlil hn- IHI f- ..: FEEDING THE YOUNG CALVES To wait until you can afford a new' FIRE INSURANCE the high rosl of living. willi ^1'! > . * -----l,arn before making any improveThey Should Be Early Accustomed to menta la folly. Fix up tho old'barn Aspnniuus. iiiiiclcl. . ■ ■ _» tliin fall s<> tho work can bo done bet­ Parboil aluul eight or Leii stalks In Fall Alfalfa Hay. ; tor and with lest hardship this com­ of asparagus with a iiltlc salt and I fog winter. ’ Calves dropped In tho spring and I early summer should bo growing Declares Lydia E. Pinkham’s * niu^'nHb.1' Baked Eflfj* nicely by the time tlipy ore In lheir i Vegetable Compound winter quarters They shopld bo i to eating D grain, I ’Ihiiiug a thunderstorm Tax <ai - iiiu?’ft. sea-- early accustomed ~ ....... | । Saved Her Life u nee.'*;di aim । -R-----ra3n- ---- -----Wter In tho full,■ -----alfalfa • v, sun dim —---------। UNDERTAKING AND and Sanity. a CLitiple <•! ' or Cfovcr hay. It Is poor economy I FUNERAL DIRECTORS I conk-j to limit their supply of roughage, an . « link xmiKiiue.* thal Mexican himself lirmly he­ '<•<1 and ch.M.p.'d । >inaH ; It- develops largo frames and barrels i JJ ’sb,l'j’j, , s,”ll”,i,nct‘i thnt bepiiuiitig Llccuaed Embalmer always in atteudadee Shnmrock, Mo.— ” 1 feel it my duty! ’* / a di-'h ai;<l an<f giro tho appearance of vigor, M**-', ikk. Im will make niflillur triliN in tlie nine staves of heavs-i pour ‘flii. ........... PHONE 2^6 OR 387 * to tell the public tile condition of my!11 > L «„,1 „„«.»< .lir .10 uu. mor. tta»: Ita luul » ■ ■ ' । — health lutZr. —.. ... I—.. 1 '*'j j1(i , tH'fore using ..i ... .. .. .... Tears experience exu.-rimr-,* witli with Ihe Ihn larncM Lir«us.l with its full year, clean. well-grown hay. your medicine. 1 had hjii ' Music House in Miehlnan, specializ­ Tho Rratn ration 'Is necessary for ing un timing, rctpihitinu nnd rcfalling, inilnmma-1 ‘ steddy A "ration fo — bo- piilriug pinnwK- and player pluiuts.' tion and congestion, i 'j even.repul- | -----, growth: ....... .. —• that —- — of Jhe Island AlKiruct JBloek. Iluetings Ing recommended, nnd ono thal bos Onlcm In liericfl ul .Miller <k Harris V feature, Money to loan on Ileal Estate. Real pains in both sides, indies are addicted t<i llu- ubeen found satisfactory In tho north- Furnilure Co. By Strickland Giililaii. ^siato sold on c iiiiniUsiun. General west, io a mixture of barley three backachesand bear- whitewash to such an ■•xletil j conveyancing. Having a comploio act parts, wheat- bran one part, and al­ bcgiiiuiiil Ing down pains, was lheir .*■ ‘ vi an, m • * i l,f Abstract books compiled from the walls' falfa meal ono part. When it can' C.ilClgO, KlliniZOO & SiglillV R, R, CO.. Kccordj. can furnish cotiiploto Abshort of memory, J1*.’I'J: ~ b<> obtained an additional ono pjirt of I T<m« -T'.l.l.. I.. 1’._ .. *«..._ 1. a «... ' ,-rjrr. nervous, impatient, J"*11 Fur fin: Brain Worker, passed sleepless HMtWiSC the roofs, Whli'fi are IU this; . uds you rank on tncal or noy.bean meal may be Dally. Except Sunday. Ku, .if ■-" !".... ";r »•»• ■tillable breakfast im i used, as It gives tone and finish to . .. . , ■ neither ihr.-turth nnr ,*'r "bll’ll fall* lliay !»■ f ull Hilo tile ■ ihing in you;- the calves, which aro desirable. Th<>i CoIng South 9:05 Th-n-.J.2XT •lair of a great bmdoii hospital grain should bo given In two fec-,r.1 Coing North 7:»7 | FOR RHEUMATISM NONtYS ANO BlAODlR .anted that 1 moroinc and .v.alng, ild-be somelhinff on these Ime.s;“• c- GKfcXl dread in my ini nd, 1 had cold, nervous, ■bation. weak spells, hot flashes over my body.1 Regul.-uo tho amount of .grain ; yT ' •d e»'gs. jm.hu- .hard, iliftrI had a place in my right side that was tho Individual ealf. No grain should ' thin; cooked (oust .With butler •o sore that 1 could hardly bear thu Weightof my clothes. I triedmedicines and where it will becomo tnusfy, as dl■Very light lii'ejikfii.*l* in- a fuller­ nndui--, doctors, but they did me little good. .... ' .... . .......... .......... ing fall which have lie M'pmiiflu gesflon dlsordcra will result. Ground, and I never expected to got out again, ' hildrrij. ami has offered Si<>0 ;c>-:a^. I oats and Map aro valuable supplo-, ifiere • I got Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcgctaldo for Ihh.besl phm of beautify-' i . ments to rklui milk. In a ration, os /• .... — >’•>k -.. Purifier, . Monroe St.—Across From Monument Ciiniwmpdand Blood and I cer_­ nig Ihe cdy. 4oh|i ' they contain a fargc amount of mineral ' habit, and a- bad liabfl.f tainly would have been In grave or in an substance necessary for gdod bouu. Spring Term an Die Ostroit Business University REMARKABLE CASE of Mrs. HAM L. C. Sutherland Miller & Harris Furniture co. FOLEY KIDNEY PIUS Gfan(IRapl(l§Floral6o. T;rk“.“■‘•’I't'"'p .......... . ... ............. ii.-'i Wll at night, eat anything1 want; have jlminhardffont nt which by Ihe Bul-■ nahot Huhns or weak^nervous spells. I foil was Hut occasion of lim wriluig! All pains, aches, fenra and dreads are of “■The Ti>e si,.,T.1...1 i-.. Klar bpangle.) BamniF* "a hums; gone, my house, children- and husband 1'enlhry-ngu. In tln- city uf Bal'liare no longer nuglcctwl, ns I am ulnui.t entirely fns< of the bod symptoms 1 had before taking your remedies, and all is Ihe toast; sene hoi. If no dream is pleasure nnd happiness in my home.'*- . available list*'milk. mid I hii'keu it Mss. Josie Ham, R. f. D. 1, Ifox 22, a I by nqlh of IwOfiiiia i'­ Snamrock, Missouri. ■ ll i- fixe mile* in cirrnm'TwHf w^SJlt^.,M*,a,‘w,v,<*wrUe•”•>'•»'■*■ ■“'*» attains a nelshl of I.Pfo A I.eiiion-Ycllow Qiliiplrhion. pale .......... lemnn-yeil>i\u...< MedicineC°, < h i i. They coulmii m. hoi sprinas —ipropos - ...... ............ ....... V-omiaeutuu) Ljun, Maas. . joud arc uol subject to uurtbiiuakus. 1 must itut neglect to signal Hie iutru-' what. II seem- uiemH tuny do ip aModay. ' knnw yiufr “-.iklhem, any- other rbunirp r<M)»ii‘fornhle id ‘for iiO yea: repulalimt m Mtpprt.’d tn STOPS RHEUMATISM Incipient and Chronic Cases arc checked by using RHEUM A No m,itt< r iww long yrfu have Buffered, r v.lft form of Rncutriathta you may nvc, kHEL'MA" will retuhve the cause nd make you u-eil. £i&>a*c« the Urjc •.•Id from the khlmy •. ntigvlcs and joints, unfit th? isjn and fcaygi. and mikes <>u Iscl young -Win. I: i .i a <tocnx'» pre•option—. ■ :;u.u narcotics and opiate*. S1EBB1.XS We will give your orders the greatest attentionEverything in cut flowers. You will be pleased with the stock you get from us—it’s fresh. Phone 5095, Grand Rapids, Michigan. flltred Hannah & sons. Props. Phone charges paid if order amounls fo^J-OO or over. ’ �THE H481TNG1 BAMNTR. WAV M.lHt FLIES CARRV MANY DANGEROUS GERMS Second Car Load of POULTRY FEEDS This Year NOW Iff* THE TIME TO KH.L THESE UNIVERSAL PESTS THEY KILL MORE FOLKS THAN There is a very important significance to the above heading. We are selling tons of Park apd Pollard’s poultry feeds—more than ever before.-There are two meanings to that: First-rWe arc giving excellent service to our cus­ tomers. This is true not oiily in the matter of Poul­ try feeds, but in every line,—we arc giving prompt and efficient delivery service, we are standing back of ev­ erything we sell, and we are looking to the best inter­ ests of our customers. DO BEASTS AND SNAKES Earh Fly Is Able lo Carry <hcr One j Mllliiin Germs on His Body. Allhouah lillh is bad ami no! Uholesoinv, il fitnut Ute worsl Ihiiiullii-s carry anuittd with,them. it •lias been scienhllrally demonstrated tlm! one tly can ent ry over CBUMMIO rrn.-t mt lii* Irgsnnd body. Mr. Ely fiSpechilly miuippt'rl for ibis ptuthtx the «lmie ami sticky lillh thal be gathera mt him while crawling around open sewers, drains, manure' heaps, outhouses, ricM mid you have the finest kind of a germ carrier, lie can even.lake them into his body and they will pass Ihrmiuii witlmul ..... '.i..ir.,....,1 luinJ.t' hnmilo«t’r infantile- tninil.v-t-.-vb'd era infant uni. PAGE TWENTY Second—Tlie poultry feeds we are selling are "do­ ing the business.'' Just think of it—two car loads of poultry feed in one spring season. Why, that famous Dry Mash which makes hens "Lay or Bust” is one of the most popular feeds that ever came to the notice of poultry raisers. Then there is the “Growing Feed” for chicks. Nothing equals it for forcing chickens along to maturity. If you haven’t used any of these feeds yet you should phone us just what you need and we’ll sec that your order is promptly filled. Edmonds Brothers—The Elevator Men PHONE IS named Inm Ihe ____ HASTINGS, MICH iti'tnn ... v. lim'd her germs’arc so smalLymi them without POULTRY SELF-FEEDER RURAL VISITING NURSE IS POPULAR De’'iceTheir '°r ^ wl’*°Balance Own Ration. them. H1.’< kill morn I.... pi-’ III.ill Wild beasts and poisonous snakes <!•>. Many nf lh>-e fcsajds and snakes never pel a chance lo kill any butowns ami cities Ims a chalice < killing a whole family if he emm . an“ ' = r’fk I/IKST and Refunding Mortgage 6% Gold x Bonds. We offr-these Bomia in fltXi, f&ll and #1.000<Jrnomiu»lion*an<lrcconitnr.idtlictii ns a safe investment. An attractive feature in this investment is tnat they are Income Tax Kxcnipt to the holder for the reaxon that the tax is paid at the source. WHERE IXdllWdyb I OMMIMTY IS GltEYTIA During the Winter Compartments Should Be Filled With Crushed Citizens 4445 and 1122. Oyster Shells, Meat Scraps, Bell Main S». Clover and Ground Feed. HURAL ORGANIZATION Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Bertles ollQ-r imartv: mu hb’iidufi Thb chance of Mr. fly lurryiiiu Fifth Floor, Mich, Trust Bldg. RAKFI1 'vllM RF ^1 Ann with the automatic feeder herewith 1. nAijtu iUM ur di.Duu tnuitratud. ihofoK|8Cpo balancelht.|r own raUou. It uavcu care and work for the poultryman. In winter tbo compartment choilld be kept filled with crushed oyster * hells, meal scraps, cut clover and ground feed. > Grit can be kept In tlu* feeder or fed separately front a Onaller onecompartmeut feeder, and whole grain should bo fed Ln straw to induco exercise, writes J. G. AHshouse,..S..U.Z. n.i u,.-,...,!.,...-.., ............. - in the Farm and Home. In summer nu a visiting Iram.il uni- andl*hen fowls aro on free range, whole , ..... hug her. salary and expenses, grains can be kept In the automatic I llu- purpo-” tlie -uut of sl.5iUH feeder Instead of tho clover aud af which the county ! ground mixture. rjni.-d s-'ioo. Ihe m IiooI | it can be made exactly of tho dlmcn- I id private individuals I slons and plan in the cut. or the Idea tntfres of n visiting | can bo adopted with modification*. | <1 by life Nafmiinl Ibd Thcro aro four equal compartments. I Un ... ni n an .; |hre0 having openings 8x10 Inches and ; ' one 6x5 inches, tho latter for crushed "l shells. Openings for scraps and i-diaz 1.1 .i.m.iS;..., i-'.l I..! il.' •" “”"’1 T"" eighth* Inch mesh netting, and those |. • for shells and clover with one-half . enable Hie r.itinly Inch mesh. I When used for wholc’graln feeding, Ilnrik-gniilc t«-;i.’lu«» - ref- strip* of Wood can be tacked over part . ivliii’h eunhleil Ii-t to ;ip-. of opening* If grain feeds too freely. ‘ ,i- ii—islanl cotinb .-tiperiu- The cover and bottom slant as Ulus- 1 of x-liools. 1 ‘ pul the quietus <hi linn now. James W. llelnie. . Slate Dairy- A' F<»od ikurir. rolliki- repel (lint hn* lieeil the i.gly mi iiK’iiinry nf my s i-it !•• . Character actors, according to pro­ The New' Yuck Eveiiinu !’•■ ducers, aro becoming scarce. Not. acting as It Is known today, for all' comedians and near comedians have, htnke n man lie awajo* in ihe tiighl listed themselves under the head of “character" people. Hut the real old i "" -xi timers, who could change grease pslnt aiitmri'fiit. or seem nuili riiltmr. He wilh costumes and do “Bratus” one act and “Unde Tom” the next, are disappearing. This condition Is due, actors say. to the managers Insjitlng that men and women specialize tu tn*rmdtiK " man of cue line of acting. It has resulted 1n thousands of “At Liberty” ads be­ ing published every season. I can bring mj Natural Product. •* 1 w • .la UHll6u 1-alHllt 'Hie .difference Iw'lweon sincerely The schoolmistress wn* examining bar pupil* before some visitors. “Who knows what useful article is for prnfil furnished for us bv the elephant?" she Ivory.” was the prompt reply of Right! (let up right In the morning. Go lo b>d right at night. Start with Joy In “Whalebone." several answered your heart, hope in tho future, kind “Quite right, and what from uvhs in your purpose. If It is a dark day. never mind; ypu “Sealing wax.” replied Peter. vflW lighten It up. if It Is a bright day, you will add to the brightness Give a word of cheer, a kindly greeting nnd I er of tlie czar of Russia. is a mm. n warm handshake to your friends. i If you have enemies, look up. pass them by, forget and try to forgive. I If all of us would only think how( much ot human happiness Is made by I ourselves, there would be less of hu­ man misery. If all of us rrould bear .In mind that happiness is from witfaln'and not from without, there would be a wellspring . of New Remedy are of Joy In every heart and the _Taken '• ' would shine forever. It is needless to suffer any longer Try It!—Leslie's Weekly. - with rheumatism, and be all crippled up, and bent out of shape with its heart-wrenching, pains, when you can Still Unsatisfied. surely avoid it. “He used to .’brag about his Jihsuznatism comes from weak, in- ' statesmanship." "Well?” “b kidneys, that fa I to filter from complains that uha tu the author of too the blood, the potso:. ,us waste mat­ many bills in the house."—Town ter and unc acid; an it is useleas to rub on liniments or take ordinary Topics. remedies to relieve e pain. This only prolongs the xu .ry and can't Possibly cure you. . - The $nly way to cure rheumatism is to remove the cause. The new dis­ covery, Croxone, does thi* because it neutralizes and dissolves all the poi- NOTICE OF COMUiSSIOXEILS ON CIAIMS' f°??5,s5 ’nd ‘hat lodge m the-joints and muscles, to Rtah* 'f Michigan County <•( scratch and irritate and cause rheu­ Barry, s< matism, and clean* out and strength­ E»t;tii- <>.' Elim A. Green Tulley. en* the ttopped-up. inactive kidney*, We. tin- umlersiunctl. having been so they an filter all the poisons from the blood and drive it on and out'of appointed by th- I’roltaje Court fur the system.! * ' ' * • the County of Barry', Stain of .Mich­ Croxone < is the most wonderful igan, ComniK-tioners to receive.- ex­ medicme ever made for curing chron­ amine nnd niljtiRl all claims and <!<■ic rheumatism, kidney troubles, and miimls of alt pcrHUis against said bladder .disorders. ,You will find it deceased, do livt el.y give mil ice that different^ from sail other remedies. wV.will ineel til tlie slote nf Pr.eshm There is nothing else on earth tiks it K. Jewell at Assyria Center, Assy­ • It matters not how old you are, or ria, Mirlt, on Wednesday.-the first tidy of JiHy, A. D. 10l i: and nil Tues­ practically impouible to take it into day, the first day of Sepli-mlter, A. 1). the human system without results. I'JU, al 10 o’clock-A. .M.. of each of You will find relief from the first few said days, for ttje purpose of ex­ doses, and you will be surprised how amining and allowing said 'claims, quickly all your misery and suffering and that four-monUi* from the tTrsl will end. ‘ » day of May, A. iL't'Jl i. were allow­ An original'package of . Croxone ed by snid court for crqtliiorX lo costs but a trifle at any first-dass. present Hteir claims lo us fur ex­ dra< store. • All - druggists are pt>- amination nnd allowance. ' »homed to sell it on a positive moneyDated. Assyria, May 2nd A. D. back guarantee. Three doses a day I9t’i. ’ (nr a «< nffan all E. J. Bach. P. K. Jewell, SMEcoa^jKiMrz toonkifc Commissioners. MAKES RHEUMATISM PROMPTLY DISAPPEAR Legal Advertisements miotnition. county le ■ • aiming club work. Chink of fienry Smith Grand Rapids, mid). When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best’ Equipped Floral Establishment in Westen} Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe nnd Division Ave. Store Phones— . Farm Phones— Bell, 173 Bell, 6S1 Citizens, 5173 Citizens, 6251- Places to Resort The Long lake Resod ia better fitted this sea­ son than ever .before' to ncCommodate all com­ ers. With omrSnlw best Hute resort stores in Barry county, and Ixxits. fishing tackle, etc., ‘jour outing canrtrtit be a plensure if spent nt B. DICKERSON. Pros. AcKer’s Point .. •• has hern m-ltmily m I tn her work it'»w fur time mm m.rnUl. Iler work hn While liHmitig prinnr. City Free From Filas. •any turn*. Thcro Is a very •'tupliatlc provision fo ibuconstitution of the I nti.-dstales! iipdnut any union ot church and Mato jin.this nation Article 1. amendment' 1, reads as follows: "Congrcm shall ruako no law respecting an establlab*' meat of religion, or prohibiting the I friii cxurclse Thtrcof; or abridging thofreedom of speech, or of tho press, or| the right of the people peaceably to aitaemblv. and la |iet(t|on this govern-] offered fur nnlo by East African I'm- ] trated. and cover fs hinged at lower ■ i.tmly aril .r lltcse srli'!<>i« i- mak- edge. Tho trough in front la 1’4 ry corner Inches deep, and a narrow wooden riilmdouft distrip should project over into trough ' about an inch to prevent the feed be­ ing wasted. Cover the bottom of i-iimlm plu'i^at rondilions trough with tin. hut 'Ii-’ ini*|MTln lit'' »rh<nd ids with special irfr-ri'itce !<• pi/’.id of disease. Uro. It nnn..«ra H...I ......r!.. ... i'i i fie tcachen* , .. ............. .. nr--'present traded In that coufitry are I ml, giving i-m-lu-tilar | from .oysters gathered by natives nt Fur sick bcadaetiu apply a hut-wa ■ ,“!|,’ng.wn* ' ter bottli, to head and one on slom- r<MM, ........ acli. TlriJ gives relief in a short lime , . ni. ..lings-When-vi-r i-pFor tired «nd aching feet put two poihmify j, given. Ihe tiiitse Itold* tablospoonful* of salt In two quart* ini,f||,.r>’’ in.'.-iingH nl which she of hot water; when cool add two ta- talks nml, tnves deiHOi^lralihn* on blespuons «f alcohol or camphor. Ia-i rare -nml (■’•■dirtK of iltftitil*.-Ii<'iiie feet sunk In this for-15 mlnutoa. This nml gemq.d hygiene nml UnniinliOB. Is also good for sore throat. Dip com-1 with »j>« i i;il i-’ferern'e It' senri’e.-- uf press in the warm mxlture aud bind j mid measures f"i’ jireveiil- In conaequenro from Immature oyuterA are usually very small afid dis­ colored by cooking; but occasionally, however, a very good pearl Is offered for sale by natives, ano such being stated to have.fetched 15.000 hi Zan­ zibar. • At least, it Is certain that pearl-bearing oysters exist on the coast, and that valuable pearls have been occasionally found.'-while prno tlcally no effort baa been made to l„r u» butt,,; It tub™ ,7.'.’,?. I™’i""!5|l|"nlb' u'n'"!ia”.'r- prove whether or not u profitable It*duatry- ia possible. ' ttro out uulcklr- tu, cut, p.ro.U. ..... .. ill. II,.. i„iw. a'llb’n-'lu.'-l will Stop bleeding. ‘(|tn-lor-. vi-tl- ihe home Turkey Gobbler. For colda take a cup of milk and ip,, pliy^n u,,, jn gelling Ihe pnlienl It was tho day before Thnnkagiving add a level ■ta'aspoonfpl of red pep oyi-r ifr.- . n.|.; 1 ’ io reports frtun-.tlm proprtntu story to her class of small jnerlinu with gjaqil ffivirr mi children. ’ She paused. ••f th.- aulliocilies nml a turkey gobbler?” There was a thoughtful silence. The 'Inniii Woman’s chib, of — —— ..Miami. Ila., has .-reeled a s| ’.(••o’ IndlfieQnm, Gin I hat. Then a little girl in the third row of public library and cliijnipuse. amt . No Appciuc. scats raised her hand. t’.dlei’ii d 5,mil volumes for it. j - \treatment of Electric Bilters in­ --- - ------ — |creases your appetite! slops indtRed with embarrassment, Mary Wcarmp tutu Risky. | grdion; you ran ent everything. A stammered; A Stubborn Connli Is-------------------------- real spring Ionic for liver, kidney “My brother Willie.” Lctiijig n stubborn rough "bang and sinmarli trotibk's. Cleanses oii'*'in lite spring if risky. 'Fob y - y.ntr whui- ,-vslztm and you feel fine. ■ The buffalo, of’Ihe United Blate Honey & Tar f loin pound heals raw I Electric Hitlers did more for Mr. inflamed surfaces in Hie throat nnd T. D. Pebble’s stomach troublesjhan and-tlunudn now number 3/lOQ. bronchial liihe-.—mokes sore, weak any medicine he ever-tried. Grt n spols sound and whole—stops slub- bol.llc (winy. 50c. anti SUM), llecomborn. tearing'coughs. Refuse sub- mended by.Carvcth & m„».nir,B a :<i •tMO.fMO. were uiilienii hr central slilitU‘8.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv.’ E. -Mulholland.—Adv. In that city In.rrplr to Inquiries from rpanufaeturcra of ffy-papera’aaklng foi information asjyto the extension of their trade in .Bohemia, for tbcra urn not sufficient flies to exterminate. Ill rvatuuranta there are very few flics. Screen doom to keep out flies and other insects ate unknown. The build­ ings arc all constructed of brick, stone ’ or concrete. The pavementa mid aide walks krn mure of granite block. There are no wooden sidewalks, stairway, m ’willing for everybody else to have I buildings In the city. Decayed vega i theirs, but he will not enter into co­ table or animal matter is not openly partnership with any religion.—Chica­ exposed to files, and the streets ars go American. frequently cleaned during each day. Aristos produces the largest number of light biscuit with a flavor from a sack of flour. It is the sound basis for the perfect loaf. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-06-04.pdf cb7cad1b127243a0b1d5df333bd6d561 PDF Text Text : IN BARRY.COUNTY Circulation Giester Th«n All Other Berry Connty Paper* Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 7296 HASTINGS TEACHER GETS 30 UAL TRAINING AND ART Grand Rapids Men Build Bungalow - in Enterprise. Oregon. ■'uliiin* in the Hnsliiig- high "THE INN" IS THE NEW NAME 894 I- Worrell. Instructor in. Agri­ PLAY FESTIVALS J. culture. lo Receive Sluu Moul lily on II. I. llendcraliolt'M Proper­ —— *i*dM4*« ty. Injunction Issued. DONE IN THE CITY SCHOOI^, HEID IN MIDDI.Enil.E AND William Moore. E. E. Johnson.AT f-ll.'ill 1 WILL BE MADE IN SECOND William Olnwlead and one llawkiSTORY OF CITY HAI L. LAKE. ins. nil of Grnrui Rapids, appeared on Williams' Island. Gun lake, owned by IL I. Hendershott, of this FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SATURDAY rily, bright and early on Memorial; WORK ARRANGED BY SECY day HAid be’gnn the erection' of a VANDERCOOK OF CO. Y. M. C. A. AND SATDRDAYEVE JUNE 12-13 bungalow on which they worked like lienvers mi Salurda-y ami Sun­ day. As both days were holidays, Every Parent Especially Should it was imjMmsible .to obtain iiijuhc- Successful Contestants In Games timis to restrain the men from pul­ And Athletic Events Receive ling this house on some one rise's Honor Batlgcs. complishrd. Everything Free. properly* On Monday. Judge .Middleville Contest. Smith, at the instance of C<rtgrove At Middleville. Wednesday nTterPoller, Mr. HendershotI's nttor- TRY BANNER WANTS If Van With to Bell or Bay." BecaMe Rverybody Kcs.lt The BAfcNKR. PART ONE-1 TO H HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JUNE 4. 1914 20 PAGES SQUATTERS TAKE POSSES- BANNER HASTINGS THE - —— UI IRlUULLIILkLO IIUIL I NUMBER 5 06836421 NUMBERS FIFTY-SEVEN | -l-.vrrlleiit •Management of Mr. BARN ANO ORCHARDS FIFTKEN MORE THAN M ED IN I3IX FORTA STRIKES IIIRDEST »\ NORTH fheeport of Ih>- city schools at Oregon, at a salary* ■ innnih. The school i- BARRY COUNTY NORMAL includes <iuit»‘ exlens dairviog and varhuiwhich he has inndeato lion. Exercises COMPLETELY DEMOLISHES CLASS COMMENCEMENT 1 GEORGE SMITH'S 8ARN Will The annual r< school riieiding last J Ilin Striker. The Grand Rapids men say , the Ilian one hundred HfH high -rli<iol hmimmt in lh>* .-v Miiimpl Training and Ari work*In li|lle island of I wo acres is govern­ students have selected work in lid* the second .story nf the Cily Hall ment land, that Mr. Hender’shiilt A. Committee in co-operation witli d*'i>at lm»nl. iiuring-Uknerrnrredit-by—‘'sqnnfter-r1 rights tjir-srhnnhv^nf-thnt~tnwn: and a laigo percentage planning to coidinue thning. June l.’llii. done any improvement work. al school teachers ami a dozen higji year. The classes in They say they are quite willing to school students acting ns judge- acriculliiral bolnny lin\<’ - «-mllled"h»-»- wIm»|4» |>il of aradU-for b'l t||r I -njils decide lhe question. ' and scorers fm- Hu- contest, after over nindy aiuLfctuiUir' *'Ut iiidira-Barnum. Lellin. W'lilcl^Hi-y entered,itrgameand their cntei-prise in getting up flits Ileaefi. Georin-. exhibit. Before they will have SAN JOSE SCALE COMMON ninth grade pupils Who will enter their i-xhiliils. in place. |hey musl winning I IN ORCHARDS NEAR HERE school champion. spend a lot of lime mid probably points, nr more Hinn his re< some money. And WHAT FOR".* Sil points in each event ■ individual Ih.vs and girls of Hnsliuus and Students of liorlfcullnrc Class In liogarl. by Hie department of Uiii-tdtural HoMings High School MtikiHarry County, are doing. (’.LOSER Bray. E tn the parents and guardian's WHO Investigations. Packard, who» orcin1 TO KNOW vvhal kind of •Btn-kl. The students of Hie high scliool woik they an- doing. But how class in horticulture, under the di­ OPh. many parents or guardians ever go rection of their instructor. .1. I. lo the -clUMil house to see? Very* AVorrcll. are now making practical very few indeed, though everyone study of wall- insects and lhe reini- cordially welcomed. Now liy having this exhibit away from the school-house. and bringing s<-ale is found to b«- v-ry I'mnmmi Bedford. Ford Packard. in tbi« vicinity on bolli peach and < iarland.tB>-ilianim. Haq City Hall, and having it open Fri­ ahple trees, and several nppli- or­ hag throwing, balancing and a po­ day afternoon June 1'2. mid all day chards near Hastings are behig'dv*- tato race. Class A. including and EVENING of Saturday. June 13, d is hoped Ihhl lh«*pnrenls am: slir|| scale is also found; Iml it i* four wiiiiior* of honor badg< taxpayers nf Hasting* will mant- not ns destructive ns the San Jose OUTING TO LAST TI scale. Buskirk and Mildred Goll. In FROM JUNE 20 I NTII. Class B. th.- following won honor JULY I. will he charged, everything will tie Big Sole of llalstrins. FREE The West Michignn Holstein Hyde. Rankin. Prnirievill Bi As-oii-iation will hold Clear Luke Festival. P. T. COLGROVE DONATES USE their annual consignmenl sale on Mi.Illiev III. Wednesday. June 10. at the West' OF LAND TO ORGANIZATION ing done, it is onl>* coniinon coiir- Michigan State fair grounds; Grand festival, i-»v that EVERY PARENT should llnphb*. Barnu.ri BrosW. R. ailend some Hine during Friday ar- Harper. F. D. I'.ulb-r. A. Clyde Dally Urogram of Camp IJfe. Boys Blown. members Safeguarded .In Every Pussitilc noon, afternoon or evening »if June Bantield and Bristol Manner. Hon. will list cattle for sale. AImhiI F25 head will be sold al auction. ed third. Ilrsi annual <Mnr> <-f Hi.- V ail.-nd they have absolutely no The Barry county breeders have These four schools gave this en­ A., of Barry iTitni y. .will Im righi lo complain nt nuylliing in the had their herds subjeetj-d lo tuber­ tire day to the picnic. Enrly in Die culin lest^ during the past 10 days. morning, lhe boys' nthh-tir unlay. June 20, am£ hi-tlng until Peck. ritfelltl. Ilnsllllg*. We kimy’Jhnt those who ajlrnd c-Quduulod-uatU-.Uiu cjjupctaUmi of July, L Thu camif<*|l 4jv Jucaimi will Im- greWtyJf>lea«’<t hnrt'NWVTWbeautifully Hi- t-ach-rs resulted in Ho- follow­ U|H>n Radford. Hazel. Ha-tingod. We know that ninny, many paid for one cow at the sale last ing winning Their liudgesl l.«-i> llnglii. Marie. Hmdmu*.parent- will swell with just pride. yeltr. ' Grant and Alfred Horn. Twentysix boys participated. , loru mi. Lynn Rciiialir's Body Found. Il con>i*t* of nboul jn Following it, the girls entered y. IAmi MTUtl.I.Y DOING. Mid think <>T n. 11 aMi the’good it will do the’children tn; The Imdy of Lynn llciunlie. son nf Wlnifred •Jones, Mamie Garrison.' caimi. Mr. and Mrs. Frank llemalie. of have their work seen mid com'■ ' " Edith Uh-ndcd by oilier*-and all that Is cily. who was' drowned Jn tirnnd Jones and Glndy Twenty river on March ", was found by a badges. fisherman floating on the \nter several miles below Portland. on An interesting leahire of the af- liegin camping --n June tit. The lunch criticism of Manual Train­ Thursday. The llshernian hurried lenuHm’s eijierlainineiit were th- younger ones will come on June 22, ing. Drawing amt in the City tn Portland, announced his recov- game demonstrations, each schrwil The number is limited In :m boy* of taking Hs turn ip presenting some giitul character, raiuiug frmn 12 to Kifl reward ottered by the Odd Fol­ new games which County Secre­ The condition of lhe tary Vandercook had taught them. know nothing. nlemhilely nothing. lows lodge. laxly was such tiiat Mr. Remalie ad­ ed for the younu-b rs. T|iey will Norris Family Reunion. !?. vised Mrs.- Remalie against looking be in charge of leaders, including Norris family reunion will o'clock Thursday evening. ' about beThe Applications iniel I held at I Im home of Mr. and Mrs. parent and 2iMi persons atlending. Members or ■Alex McKenzie in Vermontville. before June 12. thp Odd Fellow. Rcheknli and Thursday Jun<- ||. Hill. All memfatlier'iind inolher remember Ilie Woodmen lodges attended the ser­ dales. June 12 and Kk and grace IhU vices in bodies. in- present. Paper plates’ will be • >f nature. Ari’mdRjg to ramp 4.1-i-n-ion with their pn-senre. Il« Add Eight Members to furnished for all. but each family rub-*, swearing, iiib'iicro. lire-arin* for everyone; everybody 'parents is requested to. take knives, fork’s, mid air-gun* me I'l'ohibiletL No Otllcinl Board. are cordially invited; mid spoons and cups. Picnic dinner. boys are ulluwcit enter the waDistrict Supt. Dr. J. C. Floyd, of everything FREE. Let's everyone turn out en mass, the Granij, Bnpids Dislriet was in Plowed Up rf-Tonuiluiwk. ’blamed In-fore and make this ix-rnsion a “howling attendance at the third quarlerty r leaving Frank Bush., while plowing on using success” Its due the teachers; its conference of the Hastings Metho­ his farm, on section 31, Hastings grounds. due I lie scholar* -mid every parent dist Episcopal church Thursday township, one day Iasi week, turn­ Al this meeting Hie fol­ ed up a heavy, iron tomahawk oiixlit -lo SEE and KNOW the kmit evening. itf work' that is being done in the lowing Were made Stewards of the which hair evidently been in the lUly. Si hools. i-dlhei- than accept local church'. Mrs. Flora B. Henkes. ground for af Ibng Hine, and in the the' iiiisuiO'orled statements of Mi-s. Bello Burton. Ghas. Clarke. J. hands of soon- nlioriginen would Bring a |m dinner. I). Zagelmeier. Herman Zerbel. C have been a deadly weapon. F. Harvey. \V. 1. Moore, and W. J. Bush has lived on this fafin forMr. ii in- w.i- k-'-'-h ........... , 50 portuiuty f<>r ymir l»-iy to take Hint Don't forget the dates -FridayTH- Watkins. This increases the mem­ yearn. ■ camping tfip Im has ln*en asking l.-nmon June I.’ mid Saturday bership of the ofiicial Iward of I lie for ami to gain al the same time forenoon, afternoon and evening cliurcli to 32. some of the best instruction, as a I Billiiigsl Dog Warden Jewell ••Sllrks” Considerable amusement was “go-as-you-i'len?' ‘ < nmp soon be­ comes a place of b um and moral •Hurkli Happy Birlhdav Surprise. Enthusiasm over base ball is run­ roused at the council meeting on Mrs. Anna M. Hoot was very hap­ ning high in Hustings since lhe Friday evening when Andrew J. deterioration. Vandercook County' Ser pily surprised Tuesday. June 2nd. classy contest with Portland, Tues­ Jewell handed in his resignation as when twenty-one oT tier fraternal day. In this exhibition, some of city dog vyanlen. The document will lie glad l> The in remarkably sisters and neighbors walked in amt lhe cleverest base ball ever play­ said, he resigned in fa\or of one of blanks. Board, lhe nldermeni The source of Hie ’low. liHik tavasewion of lhe house, re­ ed in Hastings was witnessed. minding her that it was her 58th On Friday the Kalamazoo Inde­ trouble was lhe refusal of the crything else , llnim. camp will be **’.<• । lor id jljpy out­ biUliTlay.. A delirious hnrch was pendents will appear here. They This dor* ten inidude rail­ snved. after which nil wended lheir recently gave the Niles team a hot of a dead canine.-which Mr. Jewell ing. buried. Mr. Jewell was induced In road fare, or a -nhdl amount foi ways lo theirs home*, leaving their hatth>. spending, which slmuld be pin I good wishes and a few rominderx of On Saturday, the New Way Mo­ retain the Job until next year. I fl­ in the camp, bjiiik.' The applica­ the day. terminating in a post-card tor Company's team of Lansing, will play here. They ’have, a fine which had not been sanctioned by tion must be nceonip.inied by an en­ n^ifax >i sIiowi-e. . rollment fee of *1 •*'. reputation. Gome called at 2:30 I the.proper authorities. Meeting of Club No. I. p. m. . The daily program Is ns follows: Hastings will play a return game There will be held a special romNo Motor-Truck For City. Coine mid lislen to the story of Hie in Porlland, Sunday. There is no truth in the rumor willow pattern plate.. 7:<n»—Breakfast. XnnmmcemoiiUJ that the city council is considering Poullry Judge SelrMed. And bring your sewing wjlh you to 7:30—Cjimp Dulie-. Blankets mil Hie purchase of a motor-truck. the following place and date, Al lhe meeting of the members of Just where this rumor had its for airing. The M. E. church, corner Church (he Hastings Poultry Association source is not know. Il may have K;on—Mm ning inspection. held on Tuesday evening, it was .de­ originated, however, in the .fact . and Green. • R:i5-Bibb- studyr On Friday at half-past two let ev­ cided to employ ns Judge nt lhe next that the-fire committee Itave in­ . t>!00—Nature study, hikes, fishing, j ery one be seen. exhibition Charles McClavo, of New vestigated . the condition of the boating and scout activities. ; ‘Masonic Memorial Day. ’An iiffering we’ll ask of you, two London, Ohio. The members are trucks of the fire-wagon and rec­ t.l :iM)--SwimiiiiRg period. very enthusiastic over the outlook ommended replacing them with dimes, and when it’s paid. 12—Dinner. ’ Will help along the work of IMe of having a fine show next January. new trucks. The matter will prob­ !2:3O—Store ami bank open. 1 r. A A. M.. Sunday. Jun The exact dates will bo determined church’s Ladies' Aid. T:00r-Rest Ilnur. ably he brought up at (he meeting. And flics for a reminder of. lhe day by the limo when Mr. McClavo will Friday evening. 2:00—Allilelii-. Track ami base-: .’III. sharp. for the purpon . be able lo como hero—probably the and story too. ball. You shall take tlm picture home on last week in January. 1:00—Swimming period.' ■renielorv. .... .... ....... This Dog Was Not Mad. Eveniiu in-i>-.-liou. Imul.-.l to l.artinnal;' an .ll owo• a nl»U pf China blue.. Word has been recived from Ann Club No, Four invites you, IwqAdverlised Letters. 7:00—Group »»quoits. Me. J'-n “J- ""''T'1,,“.'.'I','"' “n'1 Arbor that Herbert Hammond's dot? thirty is lhe lime. ' lire,, oupirauonal or!1"'1* '» ""J' L. D. Shirley. Frank Reed. E. F. which was supposed to be mad when RefreslimentJv sweet and dainty, and Nichols, Mrs. Homer .McKibben. it bit one of the'Hiimmond children, vocational address, or evening on-1 lhe Ilev. Russell |l. Br«ady will no charges fnMhis rhyme. .Mrs. J. W. Jones, Mrs. Hazel M. was perfectly healthy and not Aif- tertainmont. I deliver the address. Music by male ft Mrs. Bollum's Club. fering from rnbivs. The anfmal was Foley, .Mrs. Bert Millman. 0:00—Taps. quartet. chloroformed by Dr. Van Velsor, and --- -------। By order nf W. M-,Clias. I.. BachGa« House Coke is a clean fuel. Gas House Coke is not expensive. its head was sent to Anu Arbor for Gas House Coke is a holler fdrl. rllor. ’ • Adv. ■ “ । —Adv. analysis. —Adv. tf| Oscar C. Fortier. Sec’y. I.M.C.A.TO HAVE CAMP AT SUN LAKE CITY BUDGET MADE UP: INCLUDES $500 PARK FUND. lo< hufldinss. His parn wns in fa)l. He claim eighth grade rally exer­ cises postponed ONE WEEK I acquitted. —— ■ ’ Eighth Grade Rally Day Exen-iscs i an- postponed until one week from llrnhiy. Tliiir-dnv. June liw Let's Observe ,Road-Bee Day l-erti- lia* appointed by Proclamation June fourth and jy district .would organize. appoint Think of the gwni that 'would again what it.would mean will r> i eivji- movements o| of ,.ur our nay day uiai Hint is making rural m-life inure । great eivjo us-i'- enjoyablc and lhe brinsnig together in one social family for mutual .improve­ ment atjd hrlter'tnenl the tiller? of tlo’. soil,-the workers in the jhujis. farlorius and oil'n-i- of owe citifs and villaxea. together let us du some­ thing certam.aitrt wjre to bring'us into efoafir relationship •fi>r«ur mutual P. T. Colgrovo, . �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE 4. 1911. PAGE TH () Commencement FOOTWEAR SOME (.HCMM1II GRADE CHIl.DREN Rft i; l MIEALTID PHYSIOl EM. 10 EXAMINE LARGE NUMBER OF PUPILS Many of lhe Ladies and Misses of tin’s vi cinitv will * wish to_buv Shoes for ('onunenccnient'riniu. TfflFITH the machines now used in the making’tjf shoes and with the bcauti• tiful “last” designs, it has come to be true that it is now the SHOE that produces the beauty and shapeliness of the foot, and not the foot itself.. If a woman's or a girl’s shoes are right, her feet will look well; but the handsome foot which nature may have given will count for nothingJn an unsightly shoe. You have a DECIDED AD\ AN TAGF. when you buy your shoes at our store, where you have the widest choice in S1A LES, in all SIZES. WIDT.HS and SHAPES to give that well-dressed, shapely appearance to the foot which is so much appreciated by every woman. . When you cumc here, il is.ius.t^Jikc buying your shoes on "Special Order,’ but at a great saving to you in cost; for our prices are low. And’dori’t forget iKat when you buy’ of us that we stand back of all the goods we sell. We Sell Phoenix Silk Hosiery. Ironside Shoe Company Phone 176 Masonic Temple Bldg. Hastings, Micb. In Tests Required for Participation In Alhh-lir Coiile-d* Held Un­ der Y. M. c. L Auspices. "ibit-recUve, ph'.-'cai „W"ik !• inreded lh oqr al srliuob." say •nine of The, four l<w.il physicians who havtj during th-- i>a*t week coop.-raled with lli<- Burry County brh-f and simple I’wntindlh'ii of l<>0 boys in the uiannu^e schools of Hastings. Th*—• < \.jiniiiatioii* j wen* n-quired tre li prt'libdnai-y lol 'athletic conlesl*. of wliielil "If lhe Imy or gut fin* a good brain iiud a giMui bodv. ilo- nram is i-i-rlain to dflvi-bq---I" ‘ T.7E- "BuFTrii?rrr a good braiiV and a poor plij-u -, i Iren the brain is not sq <i , a brain, - in i-lrye il well." tters Written by Wife of Great Man If They Had. Appeal to Their SympaReveal Her in a Mott Unfavor»hiee Might Not Have Been So able Light. Effective. Though Too Often Ignored, It li Children s Ponta, tight knee or umbrella. 15c and 25c. Ladies' Hoae in Black, 10c, 15c. 19c. 25c, 35c. 39c. 90c and $1,00. Ladies'Hose in tan and white * 19c 25c 35c, 50c and 11.00. Children's black Hoae in boys' and girls’ at 10c, 15c and 25c. Children's white and tan hoae at 15c and 25c. Ladies Pants, tight knees, ufnbrella or long, per pair,,2&. ?. Children i Vests^lOc and 15c. ■ 15c and 25c. Sun Bonnets for Children and Ladies. 25c each. The W. E. Merritt Store Hastings, Mich Hndetala no' i A hint hli-ly <»l WiMellmi Kai urdnj |ir»grmn sluult* • were Inn I heir wi eotild li eoinfoil. nrwwwi ami a lb lhe nnini WlMHlklll I er whir Jlniiie at Bigger, Better Crops, Improved Soil '^►NOD-O-GEN day nigh gram. b A class MiatliiK > all I hat i The Great Soil Improver etudyj A lam Woodlau iiiaining and Also IhiWv^s i yr .an aiii’ al r-ALFALFA nn*i' '1? New line of Moire Ribbons, yd. 10/15, 20. 30.35c Phone 66 lung'. Hu- heart mi.i m-m-ral littleof etii-h hoy. ■a Utility. Infants*' in tan. red. pink, blue, white «nd black, STANDARD PATTERNS IN STOCK li. Mi- Several i-nBeauty Is as deejs and as useful a ...■ j " There have been published In LonTl’c Freat advocate—let ua call him ijily can't get |eMO|la" " don lome lettera of Mro Thoma* Ugr, . Mr-- McSweeney—-wa* defending n part of our general life as Is what we _______The ___ ___ _______ lyin In which the "Carlyle Cal" figures ,lian____________ ,n • case looked tenn dlllity. It has just such a rea,*M<iiie" of- ’I •hi- tv I-elieM- w ould quite clear that hopeless, and McSweeney submitted 'sort for ti< lng. It has a similar force; prominently. It l» r<qtM*tlir«l if liti»>y- would only lo ■MJIIK- gtwnl the lady nagged lire great man about'no "fldence for tho defenao hla fluffy pet. wa* petulMt and ridicu*? public *■"" prosecutor, believing •that con­ world. Eyes not fully opened lo the .hut they li. lou» when he fed.lt—a* men who cat#, riot Ion was assured, ended with JQst be autiful ar* not* wholly alive to the d< Influence of beauty upon our lire* and fop animal* invariably do—al lb- din­. a few perfunctory remarks. 'In many InstallThen, in a quiet, conversational tone. our actions. Alas! sometimes wo scoff ner table, and Inaltted Jhat the carpotI ■ io blame in ma In lhe dining room in Cheyne row wa*। the famous McSwceney began to talk • physical unfi:n*' being ruined by tho practire. She ad-, to tho jury. He made no mention‘of That Is to say. the highest human ex' ■ found s^ral bro mlta that the carp* t wa* old and ugly th- murder. Ho just desertbed Ih vjvid prM'"0“ Those even greater beauties, which tin.h-V"|otM*d ch"-1 and not worth having a row with one *, colors, a pretty country cottage hung They.need-onre mhiiiI husband about; ct* why. the Impartial with honeysuckles, a young wife pro­ arc divinn expression*, «. ignore paring supper, and |ht> rosy young­ Just think for a moment Take i||,-hic.« lo tnak> “ critic a*k», did ahe do It? , sters waiting at the gate to greet their yourself away from yourself and eon- •dti-rig nv-n." Th" lit'l ouldo-T .... tho — evo —­ template yourself and your living, set ._™., .ilhlt'lic l<>t wasi and ■till more wonderful letter writer, father on his return home for Suddenly McSweeney. against the background of tire unlver- ■-ondu<-h«l Tuee' and could, had she jx.*>ii.-*H«*d the, nlng meal. means and a sociable husband, hare stoppqd. he drew tdmself up to hla sal scheme of things. Think ot tho ''.11*1 ""‘rd buildi full height. Then, striking tho table myriads of infinitely petty, wasteful * • 'and< t coo ‘ " '' r' Cjfah^iies *at st her fret and l^sigh with hla fist, he cried, in a role# that and useleM thoughts and actions, do 1 “ sires amI dislikes which olcupy your IlffrS -famous poen'., "Jennie'Kissod thrilled every borom: •t.’-uinlwl ninons tlv 20 I Mp.^Ts proof that she wa« not simply' "io-nih-tnen, -yon must send him day. At th" moment youyrcad this,I ww. -----•take yourself back two years ago Of' , .... a blue stocking but highly .attractive baek ^!o,’!,• them!" and blurt-1 course, you have not the slishlest coti-j svdli Jul'd ’ to men. It Is a ipathetic ’ : .picture this. - ATed-faccd *jnror --------choked, fc e past oast of thu Saa# of j ception of what happe ned. Hut let me . la-. : i i evoked out of tire tip> Sag# tell you that oh that day, two years -clpxd s 1? lai Chelsea and hl» cat and Mr*. Carlyle's . savage phrase. "1 wish she were dead.", McSweeney. without another word, ago. were happening two, a dozen dr lavry eh-*ildi a hundred things which seemed to you It ended In the author of "Sartor Ik,!nun nn'1 tP” la<T tho follow*: sartu*" being deprived of theiompanbrought tn a verdict o^acqulttal. to be supreme Inijxirtance. Do . you - —Chari" lonship of his cal at dinner, luncheon -The prisoner wept as he Shook tils understand how we nil our lives to the or tea in tho lhe oindin- • brim wlpi b”"! "No of othrr on inire—all an tn uiu Interests interests of or me millions suchman trifling lifg room carpet and of feminine tyn royW ‘‘a'® ,nn M -'ou I consequence*?-Kansas city sur. .. . gjjnj. ‘ have done? Mr. McSweeney," ho sob• , , ... *>(i point* <*r in f their Woi-Hl*!. flat"*;! Highest Point In United Statee. , -------------------------liy. air." !■ .i! ' J/ Mount Whitney, tho highest point BY LIGHT OF THE EARTH i' .1 "u "r >> ur ' In the United States I* not an Hoisted j.-|('/"■.r"' )‘>r-r■ NOT HARD TO TEST DIAMOND p«k uk"! Somber Regions of the Sky IltumlnaV 1 Mount Ilalub r. but Is the loftiest point .... ,,tl,*t ward Im'J* r,.nt<-«b-d • cd by Reflections From Our lu--li|. M'iml;ij. Ill*' Simple Methods by Which the Genu­ In the'great California crest or enor- Wi iln-'d n < I'olral A-h<«'l w ill ),<•’ Own Planet. . mous saw tooth ridge of the Sierra Ne*; lw>ys <>f HeIne May Be Distinguished From •-■l iy th*- >• vi-nlh timl, j vada. Including many eminences al- l<-'b the Artificial. It has been remarked {hat the globu­ writ coliiiieb !«rao»t a« high. Mount Whitney is '•’iull lar light from the wliolo.sky U su----- ‘ Mtor.ta.lr br.uurul .. .« ,h. 1«1 •«-' i’-f I j>*rlor to lhe sum ot all th" quantities itotan dluoouto or totor. U -rprrt L ■llf,hU/ ll’"lr of light sent to us sejiarately by the •nerd Chili Library, haver ml,Uke. tb.iu tor the ."X'"£ »“• , • stars. Even lb# most somber regions genoAoe article ”u'1, U'no r"'t: >,0”nt MUllamson.' < seem lit by a dlff-ued light which truly i a lias Its origin In the rernwtrial atmos­ phere. k Is ths light bf the earth: u.!to mu ,I~UM M.1.1 M. .bto I '"i, •■* ’’T1, Different people have endeavored to ..rlkl.B » hto,«l». The UM. on a ' **0' Martin. Th" ' ■ .-•raluato tire Intensity of this earth . . ... Thins* He Wrot< light and have found that It ia of the real diamond are rarely so regular an By a strange freak of paturo tire Hn-liaul w i.liiman. ■;;iugll,..r_J........ .. order oFope-teuth part of the Intensity thus# of really good Imltatioun With ' lowest |>olnt of dry land In the United I ii.Ji of a star of the first order of niagnl taken Ln grinding and polishing, so ; States is less than eighty miles from; l.tiiri.iii tude . • tho highest. Tire lowest point Is Ini It la attFibufed, at least partially, to that there ahull he no regularity in ; Death vainly and Is 2T« feel below . n permanent aurora borealis which is the reflections of lb’o light sea level It is said that from this A file cannot scratch a real diamond.' Knock Al our Galrevealed by the characteristic gr< eh • point Monnt Whitney can be easily j say which is observed on qbxcuru but quickly Injures an Imitation. A j seen on a clear day. sapphire la the next hardest stone to nights In th# whole heavens. There Is probably something *lne; lhe contln a diamond-and Is an even better test than the file. ' ual bombardniynt of th- upper atmos yen—। .........Duulu. .......... ..■ of ... ................. Uarlqm—_Arnold Thrust a diamond ring into a bowl. plrera by meteoric swarms and cosmic served fob me, Mis» CoacliemT" naked Mulder. ' dust may also Illuminate. Th- mast of water arid the stones will glitter young Saplelxli of-lire fair manager ot 'i<dd \ .u Edward Wldli through the liquid, but an imitation of meteoric matter which would suf­ the nmateur thcatricals. P'dlyui ' fice to explain th- observed phenome­ stone loses all Its brilliancy under wa­ M. Mftnt. "Why. really, Mr Raplolgh,” ah# ro II" •• na has been calculated and the .figure ter. If you look through a diamond pli-d. "I'm afeaM I vo overlooked you,• at a black dot on a piece of white pa ­ found is in good agreement with that .......... ,>«"■ K.U,”U, you will see on# black speck quire; •“ 'WW* i. Wiggill'. given by a direct calculation of lhe per rf-.rlr It th. tot I. mm or muh ’ «>• T "l’ *«'■ '““rU l lo- I •■-I. n tlaughter— llaniliu quantity of cosmic matter which HtUrf th. ,coo. I. Proli»hl, hot boo-1 nt the heroine's heroin.-, father, r.lh.r, I think ,-i .ir.L - Strikes the #arth. nine. would about fit you." j Hamir Place oDe drop of water upon twU । "lho ,s Mcall’r of Tire " ..... —- d..n*her know, jqat 'ni, >< s!|.,i,Al Tire Ual< --Mabel face of a diamond, touch It with n consequence. 'U" Things of Real Worth, . ------------ ---------------- I'm on# of the—aw— actaht/* aald D*i:<'”d>Wi uln. , 'When a man begins looking at the Pn,nt °r " P«r.cU—the drop will k«rep --;j-t< fgb. "What am I—aw—supposed. ***' *" " ‘ •• — atone remain clocK when the main thing is to get' Its globule 'form and ■* the--------■ tn the pawt?” the largest possible output- tn the dry- If the brilliant is an Imitation to do ■I Hoi.tii Tarkhuih'ii. 'Vail." answered (thn manageress 1 Shortest possible time. Industrial art I f l-m er— KhIIiIi-'-ii t' the heroine Is atiproted to be an takes flight. It returns only when ; han. I'm afraid II will b- necessary.' L. Cuiilfurther developments Ln culture mshf Merely Woman's Prerogative. that you should remain*dead.” It impossible for ths race to remain A mere man object* In imying hie ■ -Vciller. satisfied with machine-made surround­ wife's millinery bill of 1375 for five ' Ings; when th* clocjt la once more ( hatx—ail purchased In on# week. H* Alsatian Potash Salts. turned to face the wall, and mgn once xlsltna they are not neceasltlM.'-The' Kall, or potash salts. In natural d* . nV- i^Miulry—Mary Ht-a. more sets himself an ideal of beauty Idea! Ju»t gh - any v.oman a cjjanr'' p -sils, was dtscovVred In Abase‘la' (l and worth, rather than of speed. Five hats!- Why. they're abrnljt-ly I?*:, when deep borings were being! l?«r-l la*iuJ<u»—Kebl«' Howard; In th# hop# of striking.oil. fn : nothing' Rut any woman willing to • msds " \Vitli I h.• liil<-nll>ni—Bruno go through the ordeal .of selecting' *•' • th#'first kali mining shaft was five bet* and getting them to suit her i completed in this dlsirlct, and th# l.* 'Mti< II H ii-ireii«!.| in £sy|>l—Tire Will­ III produce tn »houM be allowed to have at many following year 37.00*) tons of kali salts •St "nf rllnm. as the wants! It * bard work! i were extracted. Rinc# then other mines have been developed and.the ••liui"'*' ph Conrad Twins I Juvenile work, has grown rapidly Twins tuttoa to uem — Fronde n-< . US ■Jloasy 'aHe qyo<#d th* b. M 1U!«: jour job prtntinu to u>— T«i. sal It I'epi talk, added U>< Veigluu Hi tool—Cincinnati Eoaulxer tmh Brat rtart work. IMXXLIi WA.X1 PAI. F Ladies Union Suite. Umbrella Pants or tight kqee. 25c. Children a Union Suite, tight knee. 25c. Ladies Union' Suite, umbrella pante, tight knee, 50c. Ladies Union Suits, long sleeve and long punt*, per suit. 50cx Ladies Vests, comfy cut or shaped al- 10c, 15c and 25c, Ladies Vests, long sleeves, at 25c. \. H.iili«-r in p«-i-ml vi’il" in r;u-h • • <f Un- gramqim t-mitts in Hastings, j । but six failed to i .n li lilt- stand- I 'aid required. Tin- di«-s not fully to MRS. CARLYLE AS A NAGGER WHAT THE JURY DIDN’T KNOW GREAT INFLUENCE OF BEAUTY Summer Underwear and Hoslsry : - JEEMBII SCHOOLS A lllllill NoAifai??s'e.rd“For FREE-<^ Making your chance of succca 60% greater when NOD-OGEJ^ is used- WHAT NOD-O-GEN IS—A pure culture of bacteria which causes nodules to grow on roots of ALFALFA thus insuring a greater success with alfalfa. FREE! With each 60 lbs pf Alfalfa Seed we will furnish you FREE OF CHARGE a bottle of NOD-O-GEN containing enough pure culture to in­ oculate one bu. (60 lbs.) of seed which will insure a surer catch of Alfalfa. Based on to-day's wheat market, I can sell you French’s White Lily Flour at $2.35 per 100 lbs. Beans are higher. Bring in your samples of BEANS and SEED, or if you want Bran, Middlings, Cement or Seed Beans, call in and will bfe pleased to show you same. <*r \i>. hat unlay Wnnrer diiinti w; LUKE WATERS Successor to F. H. Barlow 6 Co. Phone 150, Hastings, Mich. LOYALTY THE WAY OF HONOR unlay at . fstiniK* a niMl < lad;-r al laki- ovr Miss' b nil Mom <lur gi iioiinciiig test of honor A young man who falls | to keeji faith with his employer sac--, riflees his own personal Integrity. No excuse may serve to justify dt»loyalty. Even though your employer. break faith with you—a* sometimes may, but seldom dots, rwally happen — T®ur attempt to i-gct even" by betray,r-< him does not strike as hard a blow lo b-m .. u d.„. w >™. You m.r *,u,t hl" '•’’’Ploy or you may call him } lo account, but by being falsa to the. trust he Imposes In you you take upon j yourself the same brand und help mat­ IS THERE A GAS MAIN CLOSE TO YOUR HOUSE? ' In stooping tp petty Your wife probably has asked that question "revenge" you sloop to dishonor. The moment you enter a man's em- I ploy yon aepept- -or should accept— already. It la a matter of importance to uuo.il.vu >*<•» Ul l.-HIUH,,. uno Ul ' . llnea8 “d convenience. "o-’111 »« 8’^ ’0 give you advice eon- ooFOlng the layout for gae piping and inatallotion or a gas range in your home. . No word of dlaparagement or care, ° m. erma,mermektor .touM M„ If you arB building a house and the build, your lip*, kou should ba a* loyal to | ° hitn behind tieback « you are b-> £ng cite is not on a gas main we will be glad for# hl* face, ^ou should boO*t him. ° not ’’rL0C.k; . t0 talk with you regarding the prospect of ex • Be sure that he knows what you say ' D and. what you do. His watehfu! eye tending mains . Is uppn you when you least expect bis vigilance, nut do not b# true to wg are willing to extend mains wherever him because yon su«pe<; his espion-1 ag>*—rather because it is thn "way to1 there is a reasonable prospect of eventual honor."—Philadelphia Ledger. | fair return on the investment Survival of Superstition. * Madagascar natives have a straugn Ido). It la a piece of wood covered with silk and attached to a wire which tho prl<Mt« puli In a certain-way. Th# god performs movements tn all direc-, tions, to tho great, terror of the faith-, ful. who believe It Is really alive. Tha priests dwell*in houses ot wood, as th# god will have neither stone nor brick., To distinguish themselves from the o'ber .natives, the faithful wear their hair rolled In curl-papora like women, i and keep It in the shape of a horn by means ot pins. ObMrvatlon of a Cyn’.e. > ■ In B4vaKe countrl«a worpan la a beaat of burden, and lit civil I ted countrie* man la a b«aat and woigan la a burden—Life. luffieMm ume Himself. himself, -vhat the small mu saski u Ln others—Confucius. piling itKilhrr •lay. Ing for < b-n<l the , which, und chrer among which. ui<» her, and it is important to you. ally loUM* bnilnees intemta Hie I . . ■ buaincM tccrei* whrttu-r divulged to I Gas cooking means economy, comfort, clean- .b»„w I lensnior Thornapple Gas A Electric Co Phone No. 5 -ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE." Air. an. Mr. nnd Rapids, .1 nutn. . .lai’ob < Alisse* Cl lo Grand Mr. an threat .<• • Sunday, i morning phone es rouple <il Matter Kalmnnro aunt. is im-ningili I here war Cnmini? Rin grad Mr. mid Glonn of over JhiTV with lliel Senter. ■Dorr K Day with Hastings. Mr. ami l»ponl Dim Klirets u Wright. Mr*. Fi mi over l Mm.- John Mr*. M. Arbor tu UOilHJ Ml stale shh Mr. ant: little gon few day* Our sol Dtir lead homes, J 'Ihappell (iiddings lillstjale. BANS I �PAGE THREK THE HASTINGS BANNER, Jt'X'E j. 1»||. Woodland W EST WOODLAND: Miss Grftre Wade ha*.returned i home from Wijodland, where she) lias iietui at work, to spend H.h? ------------------------------Frank Palmerion and mother, spent Sunday in Hasting*. Mr. amt Mrs. D. N. Siowell .enter-i lainisl Katunlny and Sunday A. N. Bakmnii, wife and children ot FREE A 07x54 in. velvet Rug free with every large rug for $15 and up. ’ A Inrite audience allended IhfF Woodland High School graduating exerei«e« al lhe M. F- church Fri­ day night and listened to a Rue pro­ gram, both in manic mid oratory. A daM of Um young p—>pl.......... .Mr.- and Mrs. T. Burk* frmn Hit-l­ tu.sling of MiVeii girls mid Hirer ings. noys received their diploma*. We Mr. mid Mr*. B. .1. Wellman nnn undehitand Hint owing lo I here beilfg no suilnble hall,in which •<> gUMli Mts. Hurry hold mi allunni hnnqnel none will A lawi gal tiering vety appropri­ wil.li lung fever. ately' olwrved Memorial liny al WiMidlmid Ik-melery Number two Saturday forenoon. A delightful program was r>'iiderei| under the 'I'. Spriilgkell. and wife of Sun­ ■ sduidc of Hie largo maples near lhe cemclery. * wliijre I In* auto* field wen* gilesls of Perry Barnum were lined up that Hie old velermis. and ftqnilv Saturday mid Sunday. their wives and soldiers widows i-iiiiiforl. Tin* program coiwi-deii Ilf mnjlM It'd by II. S, Bully. Prayer Mr.*. Sain Karl G,-(tysburg \Vt><»iktni| by A. W. Dillrnlifck, nfi<‘i* which lb‘v. E. <i. Lynn di*liv<*r• d. lUipliuulid - Memorial—.addeeos. Hot Weather Specials Special value in Ladies' While and Black Hose. 10c For one week beginning Friday;-we will offer to the public of Hastings and vicinity some extra hot weather bargains in Dresses, Waists, Underwear, Lace Curtains, Rugs, Hose, Summer Wash Goods, Etc. Coals, Suits, Skirls and Dresses • Big line oi fine Spring Coats in various colors, some worth up to S12------------- $7.vH Ladies* and Misses' fine Coats, sold fornicrly up to $20 - --Ladies* black and tun Short Coats at —$3.98 Ladies’ Skirts,' odds and ends, some . worth upjo $9.00, at only--------- ---------- $3.98 Ladies' or Misses’ full length double texture Ruin Coats, a special value, nt only $3.98 Girls' Summer Wash Dresses, sizes 2 to 6, only....................................................... 48c Ladl««* Summer Dre»«ea Greatlr Reduced. Rug Specials A- We have now over SOO Rugs to choose from, all new small pretty patterns, and are offering some great values. A on never hud -standard rugs of­ ' fered as low us these priqcs. Come and sec. Wool Fibfc Hugs. »izc* 9x12. in brown, blue un.l , green. Minitary iml good we-tring, »t only $ 7.00 Seatnleta IltUMrl' Rugs, l>e»t grade. '.'el_'. only 15.00 SeanileM Bruoela Ruga, best griide.S'^xlii’. 112.00 Seamless Brusicls Rugs, best grade, 7v'.'. only 9.98 Scninles* Brussels Rugs, best grade. '•*«. only 7.50 S*ainle»'. Brussels Rugs, l»e*t grade. Jl’,112 " 17.50 ’.»sl2 S>mile'* Wilton Velvet Rugs, special at 22.50 '.«xl2 Aaiuiu -ter Rug* . g<“"l v.ibic. nl 19.00 Specials A great line of fine Waists worth up to 52.00, at .......... .. 98c Ask to see our new stylefrin R. iittG. Corsets —. . 50c, $1, $2. $3 Men s Work and Ureas Shirts. oOc valuei, at only---- 3Uc Uine'Hres* Shirt', negligee or laundered, ator.fl.UU A new line of Four-in-hand Ties a: only. . . .“1c and lOc Men'« Balbriggan t’nion Suits, different styles, only .50c Men's single-piece I mlerwear, fine ribbed, well made--.2tk? ' Men's line Socks, some s,>ccia1 fine Maceo yarn, at . 15c. Men's tine Socks in black or tan. at only. . ------8e Bl< values In bo v s'w al sis. panta. shirts, aveealls. base mlWOI'll lhe km One large table full oT fine Summer Wash Goods In Crepe, Gingham, Lawns and Dimities some worth up to 25c, your choice at 10c. inaiiiinu soldiers, led by .1, II. Sawdy FRANDSEN & KEEFER i I .awn and Gingham Iknise Which a Ix-aidifill boiHIUel 98c Men’s Work and. Dress. Shirts, choice 39c Hastings Cool and Sanitary Trading Center Hid....... J.hnn li ] F RURAL SCHOOL BOYS ENTER CORN CONTEST 0 PERSONAL MENTION LOCAL NEWS and III lb* daugulrr <u <<raiid Hnpurduy n'ljd Sunday. Iill Mondaj i be'mitigated somewhat by an appa। rat us which baa been devised lo suht I sallora In tHUlng'deblng fires that may wilh Hu* '>>n and tmisily. Milan I nindwi and ibughler Word for Doctor*. ■moke often makes It practically Im* possible .‘or unprotected Ore fighter* to reach thu vicinity ot a blaze. Thu apparatus, which looks like a diving ' outfit, and resembles It la some ru| rjxTtn. enables a man to go through center of the trouble. .The tire fight- WnllRI'i* aiernam nccoinpanted by Mrs. Jennie William* mid Ohio. to give that liiturmutluii concerning I hla patient secretly to a third party, Is not true lb Ids trust. Men who are sick go lo their 'physicians to be healed, mid nut to furnish 'u subject, for gossip. And II Is well for society | n nllln-lrd for a numb •fay. Nalmpnl \S'«:riath>n which will bn held there Iliis week. Hie .We-lulig cnmpanion. Mr. and .Mr*. C. E. Unwinder mid - Mr. and Mr*.' Hoy Howlader attend­ grandchildren. ed Hie Itinghng Bro*, show al Grand Galesburg. Mi'. . Rapids, Monday, making lhe trip, by nutn. I.liddr>-n Kalaiiiazui i. and undvi'Hlanding Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Ihlherl mid cleiiial. Funeral eervice sou laiwrencn and family were Hasting*. Friday. May 291 h. : guests nf Ilin former's d.iughicr Mix. Betlha Blak>* of Middleville Dorothy Newton, Sunday, making tho trip.by auto. Mis* Anna Wallers b*fl Monday lor of Kalamazoo. SEVENTH ANNUAL OPENING OF PALM GARDEN, HASTINGS ’alletiKd supply <>f fresh sir is pumped In to him through the supply pipe by means uf bellow s. The air-supply pipe also serves_M u speaking lube, the special connection enabling the officer to keep lu - constant coniiuutilcatiou with tho did not the word of u physician would tire fighter. -American Boy. be doubted In aotun circumstances re- Good Word for the Grass-Widower. qulring that great reliance bo placed j "No one seems to/dwell on tho on.itj—Brooklyn Eagle. charms of the grkss-wUowof; and of 1 all men. ho la th6 mos?’attractive. Nature aa Sculptor. Ho hnBn*t B wlfe )n hta )mmcdittI>, A really remarkable natural curios- vicinity to demand all bls attentions: Patron Saint of Naples. Ity Is the tree known as the "Black -he -hasn’t tho consciousness of his ow n Tho jutrtIf 11 Inr patron saint of Na­ ss H San Gennaro—St. J.niuarlim—>i gained Ils namu from the curious eligibility like the average bachelor, n| tin* city tym preserved sonic of’ L furmutlon auNumed by a portion ot the nor the shadow of a dead romance about him like a bona-fide widower. his dried biutnffnr I.COO years. Three' trunk In Its process uf decay, the tlnuM a year this blood liquefies: (f Jikeness to a buy about to make a In fact, for ordinary social purposes there's nothing so convenient or leap being extraordinary. Owing to charming as the grass-widower."—' its elevated position, this "statue" Mararet Kirby. -stands out in quite a startling numI—BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— 1 nur. of Uvllniilisl Church Shiny phone exchange al Hustings for a ind A nbam i. Kalamnzou Ittsl week lo vimI hl* aunt, is seriously- ill wilh spinal meningitis. Lntrd report from Thou. dear friend, ni l gone. tn rest Crnninissioner Moii.miiith has be­ Thy pilgrimage mi e.irlh i* o’er gun grading J he mile and one half Tliott art al rest forcvenimre. f Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snyder and son <>|rnn <>f Blanchard, drove their ear over Sunday for an aBernoon visit with their grand mother, Mrs. C. Sente/. Dorr Kahler spent Decoratlnn Day wilh Ilin uncle Will Schmitz in .Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Weaver nf Hastings spent Decoration in Hie village Hie guest* of Mr. and - Mrs. R. . L. Wrighl. Mrs. Frnnk Fnx of Detroit, was an over Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Dill. Mrs. Mary Hynes who is nt Ann Arbor undergoing IrenhnrnI for goitre submitted to an operation last Wednesday, and latest report* state she is getting along iinely. Mr. and Mrs. Q. E. Halyeal and little son of Sparta are spending a few days visiting here. Our school closed Friday nn<l aur teachers have left for Hiefr homes. .Miss Gorham- and MI.« Ihappoll to Nashville and Prof. Giddings to his father's^ farm-Hear hllsdale. > BANNER WANT AD'S. PAT. Wheri» wp shall never say fnr«,y6,ll: Wliviv friendship, love and Multi doth reign, Wo'H meet ofir hived and lost again. Though thou hast faded from <jiir siglil. . . We've only .«ni<| goodnight. g<w»duight; We'll meet again beyond lh>*dnmh Amidst iinrnorlal siimnier bbrnin. Tho morning light hiynks u’rr lln* sea • And sounds of stwroiest melody Gome from Unit, land of summer skies, / A blossoming fragrant pnrgdise. Beyond earth's fading twilight glow Wk'II meet again, ah yrs we know There iff pence forever dwell. • Lh'nr husband, father, friend fare­ well. Will Speak at Shultz Churrh. Rev'. R. H. JIrendy, of this city, will speak al lln*. Evangelical church. Shultz. Friday, (tomorrow, evening. The people of that local­ ity will surely be pleasetl with Rev. Bready. Do You Bank Money ? Hallie Gi.... k. parent •Mrs. A. A. A -■I i-oinineni Akl.y Voile •f Baltic Clttman Gobuu<u-agent)—"I thought you said there u h a charming view an<|-Mrs. Thus. Sullivan.. Henry Pollmmus, of Marshall, is from the front windows? Why, there lhe guest of Dr. and Mr*. C. P. aru only fiouses-to be seen." House' Lathrop., Jlis/laughter. Miysjlulh Polhemtw; spent Sunday hero. alr>- In the house opposite lives the Miss Josephine Anderson. :ii*uoni- most beautiful widow you ever clapped eyes'on. and ahe'e always at the winIndianapolis. nil timed Tuesday froin Akley College,’ Grand Havkbt. Rapids Saturday t<> intend hi.« Caution. brother** funeral. His -jitlle grand daughter returned home wilh him. —Cervantes. 'li Ellen Cnmpb< 11 relui mu Monday from Porlland,- Oregon; Imeparabla. where she ha* b'*>*n_ speniTing a ....... -..w. her jinuithter. .-w Health and cln-orfuloM* mutually year with Sim nan. Wbl make her home with tier daiuliters, i beget each other.—Addison. Mrs. James Gowerialul Mrs. Meitzo _ ______ '____ , Turner. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. . \\ hy not hank with your coal bin while coal is cheap? You save 90c per ton. on soft coal and 50c per ton on hard coal by buying from Bauer Bros. now. You will need the coal and the investment is the best you can make Hastings Lumber 8 Coal Co Phone 254 HASTINGS, MICH. Phone 224 �-tub mwiNfle mwnhi. mine l. PERSONAL-MENTION^ BQfS ARE THE LIMIT Will Ifopkin* spent. Sunday fitj* By CLARA STACY. Grand Rapids. ; Mr*. John C. Co|<*. <>f Big Rapids,'. is lhe gura’ of friend* here. j* L>*wi» Barkley mul .«mi Eldred vis- j **j actually hate to tell Jimmy about itatl Grand Rapids nrtalivN SunGlared Jlmmy'a mother, abiveringly. aUtrlug at the faablonablo laWlllis Quick ol Bal I It- Creek call- vltatlon card with dwpalring eyoa. ed'on lux niece, .Mrs. Andrew My«r.\ "rte,"-raid Jlmmy'a lather, with ti , . , understanding. "Then ho added. Minn Donna Durk»c spent _n.,.lni_ nr_ .hn limit'" »erk w.lb JIU. ll~.ll. ,, I. '"J"'* J" of Berlin Jimmy s nearly niteen. purauoa Jaim-j V. .Wickham uf GramLlLm-1 V\Olhcr1»t, ill* watt Hip guest of Hustings frieml- I b° old enough not to act Ilk® a last wedk. ! young aavago. Whenever 1 make him Mi-s Elhel Selden visited -Mis- | go to a party you would think I was Beatrice Pdrker. uf Vpsilauti, Dec- 1 casting him into a den of man eating orat|on Day. - I tiger*, to hear him protest. He says Harvey Williams, of Monrovia,. giriB ire ninnies and he’d rather play aJ:fM was ___ calling on Hastings football!” fricndH Ttn-.-diiy. TtieiMJay. > "Seems to me," said Jimmy's fam.._________ vtig_•' ............................. . ther, "that I used to like to go to porliasltl UN friend* fr i'll,!-! last as week, arnr' . . .... . .. . ofF lia-lings rlvln, T!mr-.1»>. ------- --------------------------Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hall were the . .. ., .. guvs!* of Grand Rapids friends Satlt * dldn t B,antl ore’’ b,B1' •*’“ unlay und Sunday. Jimmy * mother, "every single minute. Mis* Jciinlu Sandahi Mf foinsiiip | bo'd get tn hl* old clothes, with tenwas the guest of MIm Winifred Me- nl* shoe* and a negligee shirt, and LYavy Sunday niul.L wouldn't care! it's just awful! I'm Mis. Sarah Fish.-f relurnod Sal- i auro 1 don’t know what my friend* ufiliiyjFitfrt'a W'i-''k's sfiiyAvnif fcla-' thfnk of inoTTEcy mu*r?iavd'tho Idea livCs in Eaton Rapid’. I that 1 don't caro anything about JimMr. and Mrs. l-cwi* Jllo—oni and my-B <ocui progresa and it's just as children apriil Sun. ay al Ml. an.l lniixjrtant to . boy . future .. It is to MraFa.;’ I'^yv.'",./«.™...l **™ P" ““•»■* IT.?:'./”' -”rj L. WK- LOCAL NEWS mt SOPHIES GENEROSITY A daughter wag born Thursday to Mr. and .Mrs. Pratt of the Ural .ward. ■r RVRLYH HOUR. Then- will be initiatory work in| the I. O. 0. F. temple on Tuesday p eTh''m,.mln-r. ot Blow Kowl.l. I of Pythias lodge will be held on «»»th*r and listened with wtd* round Sunday. June 11. ,n “»• Placo thBro WM * .. Tb.„mimber»,«.r u.e RonrSEm-. ( ly L. O. T. M.' M. are piannitig U» hold a picnic al Tlmniapple lake in voice and his words rushed as If ho were afraid ho would not have time to August. . The C. and «.», A. II. birth­ day dinner will lie lichl-al the home art' almoat drawled and did not loan of Mrs. Qmtifc* ou Wednesday, over tho pulpit edge with nervous j hands ouUtrctchod as did thia man. June t(J. Miss Kale Johnson, of Wayland, So thia man waa well worth watching. Tho man wa* tdllng an absorbing has sold her house mid lot to F. Thomas, Th<* sale was made by tale ot hla missionary work In a cer­ tain section of tho country. When ho Crook & Gould. ------------------------ Mrs. Horace Palmer wil enter- I be said simply but forcibly thst lain Hie Welcome Corners I,. A. Is. tb® people among whom he wdtked and W. G. T. U. Thursday, June 11. needed anything and everything; "Not -for lea. Ail are invited. I only money," ho said, "but clothes, all Born lo Mr. uud Mrs. Olio Isen- the necowarles of life. Think of what hath, June 1st., an eight and one- I have told you and give freelyl" half pound daughter. She will Sophie hop-skipped alongside her answer to the name of Aileen. ' mother when they n-acbed tho open The east-bound expre-s which air. "Whnt are wo goln’ to giro?" eho leave* Hastings al six o'cldrk in.th” j Inquired breathlessly. evening was delayed two hums on Sophie's mother laughed shortly. "I Frttfay-*nvi'ntrig- when rt cylinder; haven't any ide*,"~ahc said.—Woxent head blew oui. all our old clothes to tho mission smd ill G. A. Culler’.- u- w barn on Tliurs- many things myself and if 1 do get any day. evening, June I i. Proceeds for' mOney there's that tea I must give—" I he benefit of tile frail fidwpL jMll Sephle'a mind wandered. Teas werw invited to alb'iid. vague things that required little girls Mrs. Monroe Si-Mjii an.l Mi- mysfotheK The Miklesons will be **Thal chlld u poisrased." Sophie's Mab. l Sisson spent Decoration Day । offended if- you don't, and It's tho right observ.* Children/ pay ou June il. ?UH? t0U> vUir8 1,1 | mother said later in tho day, when for wilh Freeport frien.K. ; »°r’ of a crowd for him. It's what be /I Hill day Will be bn.-n.tho 8lxth Umn begged to know ■ Mr. and.Mrs. Glenn Greenfield, of needs." Imls at •tlK' various lakes are be- Wbat they could give the mlasionary's Grand Rapids, wen* (Ini guc.-ls of "1 won't say anything about It to friends here over Sunday. him." decided Jimmy's mother, dlplo"CoodaeM me! As if on. cottages an bting bmlt. Lnki wasn * t driven nearly craxy with hands Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ford, of l'r-1 matically, "uatil tho day before. Thon breezes are being enjoyed by in- • . ■out tv>„*, bandale, are spciidiiik* Ito* week wiih : lltt wt)n t have so long a Um's to ob- creasing num'b.is each summer. enL,ldo' D“‘1.,totter mo Mr. and Mrs. D. R. l-osler. ject and uiako life mlsc-rabl* for Eloyd Watkins was taken to Hui, D0 * ’ H5b ‘ »® u •* nd something Mrs. GMrge Collin* and ehihlrcn. —. -- — —- , ■ । It was tho next day that Sophie sat of Grund Rapid-, w. i*'lln-gin -ls or: , t.Twi.*rthhn-|.ii.'il"iiMattddy.wlH-rv frtend- li."* ..s.i Siu.lM Jimmy s mother had occasion many thinking. Mother had said they mould -Mr. and Mrs. Ed John-.n and 1 ‘“!b,\Uo foUow^ to Tm-day. Di. Webb p..| [i>| m-1 send something, but mother was out .... Kntjicryn .*(■■ ni. Sutumay |,o thankful for this decision, for Jim- ...j । |M ■ opt-raimn. a.-*i'l«.‘i| by Dr. • for tho day and nothing had been sent, daughter i my proved suddenly very difficult to p, |.a|throp. of Hii- city. . Sophie slid down from the couch and and Sunday lit 'Itaillc Creek. Rev . i . W. Ballou, pa-lor of lh - wandered about, frowning. Maybe the Dr. Chester Pryor, of Dig Rapid*. deal with, in spito of hla Ignorance .. .ii .i ... poor people were freezing to death at il.l-lill. , of lhe fate that was impending. '/ ’ ... ■ >. .1». .... u-u«„. .*,*. ««<•• .*..-• ..... ... .. ■ Tho boy stared gloomily out of tho |.Tjhe aimualjuienv.riaJ day ai that very moment Mis.*.*.* Minnie mid Lillian Mat- window and ho poured as gloomily 1 *’ lb'' l i‘'''P'»it Odd I . Bow . Sho decided that sho might as well ’ lhews, of liriiud Rppid.-. were gu<-.Is ' over H<* Hi . v<ri tho «uv contents vuuivu-a of m hl* um desk. uc,». iI Sunday. ......... -- . will .il.-iiv ...■ r i,. 1 ’o her mother the trouble of sending of Miss Dura Arehmi..Sunday. - I1 * Onte. her great alarm, hla moth-1 Onto, to to.her moth- IfI"r1' »»••* . H-f'iinxr** Uptin-4 ln«. inuae on things. Inasmuch as her mother's con* Moiiroo L'mvh, who has be '» or found his sorting out his necktie UI\h,?h,’.,,,|’O,m.‘iV’ *!ni'li’"n’r'l'mi.. \ “cnt had bcon wonproceeded1 tcndiinu nt Oskaloosa. Iowa, borne for lli.‘* Mitiinu r vai-idioii. ' Aw, nothin I ’ bo growled, when she i lla.)U|s brother of groom. .Mr-. r or a moment she stood sniffing do­ Mr. and Mr-. Warren Wilcox, ' a---------------------------1'?.... <•i -n the ----------reason for • (;| al-a Xor w* aI„| Thpinn* Johnston. llghtcdly the faint fragrance of violet . Lm-ing. spcnl from IFriday ’../_, ,till *•«•«“>«!. to know.ui. sachet.that emanated from all the •datives. interest in hia, attire. of Iliv-itng.*. Ib-v. Adolphus Sumlay wilh Hastings relatives. ,1 th,“ unbeard-of . ■. —tsBstli --. .Mr. and Mrs. F.ug.-ne Bush wen.* 'Cant a.follow do anything without • Smith, of Grnn<| Rapid.*, nfflclntiiif over Sundaymn-st.- of Mr. mid Mrs. ’ho whole family buzzing about his i m Hie pie-•■■■*“ ’• '-«■ rru....l•ngineer off* Lawren. e Alleniing, of Carlton. ears? WIsh't I had the money dad Prompt itching on' Mra. Fml Kelley of Hickory C .r- put in ttiat dress suit of mine! I Ian engin* ners. ami Mi.*.* E.hm B‘fhtt’1, \i-iied| don't get any u*o out of it! I could ‘Hie M. C —. - Mr. and Mrs. B.-chtel last week. 1 buy two or three' dandy football'saved whal might have been a disMrs. Levi' Houf.-talter spent lhe suite'" lustrous collision when the engine week-end-witti In r daughter, Mi-s j|raniy did not ask for a second ! 1'arkc'1 J1"' ,r'"’k “"J1 ,H,i‘rly M»rtte ll..ut.UU.r. ..I IL.,.thdcoU1. p„ iteU.j.m.mv, .4 *n a,.- Sale of Summer f osiery Several thousand pairs of Sample Hose, also ail odds and ends and broken lots from our regular stock will be placed on sale Friday Morning at 9 o’clock Sale will last until the following Friday. UNPARALLELED'VALUES—Under no other circumstances could we afford to give you such prices. ffose for Men. ie/omen and Children ■1 There are fine gauze, lisle, silks, lace and drop stitch effects, light and me­ dium weight cottons, all styles in black and.colors. This is your chance to lay in a supply. Zot Ho. I-Radies’. Misses' and Children's fose Values from 15c to 50c pair, odds and ends of stock, some slightly soiled, Sale price per pair Zof Ho. 2--Men's. Radies' and Childrens fose Zot Ho. 3’--Men's. Radies' and Children’s diose-'^ 5c Values regularly 15c, 25c and 35c pair, big range of black in all weights, also white, tans and all colors, Sale price per pairt__________________________________ - //)/• /|/G — Regular values up to 75c pair, finest grades of hosiery, black and colors, Sale price per pair; /7C 3 pairs for 60 cents Although there are several thousatuT pairs of the stockings, we believe that the supply will soon dwindle down at -these awful low prices, and we advise all of our customers to lay in their supply early. " t - ' ’ Corset *Sa!e Jhis Meek TI Marner's R. & Q.'s and Madam Grace Corsets, $2.00 and $3.00 Values for------ $!.$$ ' This lot consists of up-to-date models in either front or back lace. Our corset department is getting so large that we have decided to discontinue a few of our numbers, and for this rtason only we are offering these high grade corsets at such low prices, each 4/.00 R. & q. Corssts al 69c ' Bcv. Brief rtf jp ja . niu nion ion and A limited assortment of New Style R. & G. Corset*. To close out these numbers you can now purchase them at_r_____ -0w7v Even! p. in. 76c Corsets at 60c A special bargain. This is a new model corset, well boned, ol excellent grade, cou­ til finely finished, complete set of hose supi>orters, 2 hooks in front below the /?/)/» clasp, n bargain tor. ________________________________________________________________ vl/G Thun prayer Choir Salunh Special Sale of /Yew Style Radies’. Misses and Children's Fats Mr. .....I Mrs. W. IL ..I sap-l“*l*bL »hlch la l.-l ilh. wti,'p,..| a I. w l.-vl away ......... . U..I. ao.1 ll..-.r .1.0,1,', ; Mm, ^L*^*,*^'",from Hie on-c<uniim train. • ,-I Wihnn an* gu*--l- of Mr. and .MiS.. Bring wrong. He scorned griddle cakes Boml Bee days will observed (n On, pit ol SAILORS, UNTBlMMED and TRIMMED HATS, Gail Best. ‘ho next morning and ho said he did many townships in ItiV county. In! your choice------------------------------------ I E. Jkilyrat. superintemtenL of: not want any lunch. 1 Assyria, lhe township has been di­ . lln* Sparta school*, wa* tin* gu«*-( | Hb» mother felt hla pulse, and tn-lvided into aleej '“' '‘ One Lot of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HAJS, beautiful numbers, all trimmed, rt f ft will - makt Sun- listed bls tongue. .. 01’ Mr. and-.Mr.*. Burl,Si-.!.;i Sunahitcd on looking at his ‘ which Hie rejidi your choice’»•*** tins ulmii. . Mid Jimmy's mother to ' n« 1 ."I .hope," One Lo. ol HIGHEST^GKADE TRIMMED HATS, value, up lo *7.50. Mr. uud Mrs. Michael Fedewa mi-1 Jimmy's father, "that ho won't do any­ your choiceL-.___________________________ family spent Sunday at Acker * thing rash when I tell him about the roads ju three directioiiH from th'-' Point, the guests of Mu. and Mr.--. Mlkk-eon Tarty. He'»< tn such a village. Al ITickory Corners a great John Co<m. dreadful humor these days that I deal of wprk will also be doin'. The struct b-adiiig-from llie MtehLyons and don't know in the least how to han­ igau-livcnuv bridge cast to the Talittle daughter. dle him. He's likely to say ho won't lje fac.loly has been greatly, itqgo. And he's so big that I suppose he ■pruved with gravel.- Siweral tuud I). IL Mrui'-c. $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50 values, yoJFchoicc .Miss Grrtrijile Cnvrrt Ml Thurs­ won't—ho just won't, that's alll Oh holes, familiar to the eyes of citi­ zens for the last live years, have day lo spend Hie NUliiiiter wilh her When Jimmy caught his mother sow­ been filled and- will make l raffle things decorously clothed in overhang-' < pan-nl*. Mr. mul Mrs. MulTiiLCoycil; era and hanging in a straight row on : j ing a loose button on his dress coat of fndiapapulls. tho brass rod that ran across tho ill-1) Mrs. Luwreiiee Arelmii mid Miss she quaildB* Ha eyed the work sus­ streets is rapidly progrossiug under Wc arc offering a big assortment ol high grade Tailored Skirts in black, aavy, tan, black/ j| Dora Arehml al tended Hie g;d lier­ piciously, but asked no questions. lli.« direction of City Engineer To- tie room. Then sho set to work. and white checks, novelty shadcs^and mixtures. ' ’ / i 81,0 rubbed her hands delightedly ■ ing df the Matthew* family ul Jas. ' Bather, ho retired to a chair in a tur­ biua. At tiro graduating exercise* of/over tho violet velvet dress. That I Mullln-ws' Sunday. ner and moped. Finally, tho night before the party, Uni Paw-Paw IliglrScliouL June 11/ could ,*o—mother had said the last II Jimmy's mother mustered up her cour­ the honor <'f dclivbring tbe "Haiti-1 tfmo she wore it that she just hated I for Warren. Ohio, where they will age and told him, very fast, so ho latory. ' wa.- awarded t<> Miss Paul- ■ It because Celeste had botched ft. Tho 11 Sellick. This will inl.-resl many poor folks would be glad of It even if. spend the summer. could not Interrupt- Then sho waited iue people in Illis cit^ and county. In was botched. They could wear 111 when'll is mudiibered that Mi.*s ' to market or something. . This is a remarkable value. Handles ol polished black ebony, mission style, sterling silver -Her son was staring at her dieboS.4I..-K . .uylhw »A» lunu.Tlr M lad lh>1 cWno„ „onte drr>, Saiuntay with tln-ir brolher..Lui-i;m mounted or hand carved, excellent cover ol American silk on a strong steel frame. Only a limited llcvfngfy. ••Tho Mlklcson party!" he Maud.* Bartley, who apcuLltec gt’ l-I Willison and family. a_~ -----. . quantity. Sale price fl. 19. . ' .Mr, and Mr-. M. «. Allenhiitf au.rl n'Pw»l«L "Mo s^ug to tho Miklo- IhnkI days in Hastings, later juaj-ty- —hadn't mother remarked that sho! limply -never would wear tho thing . u" ’ .............. i-ited wiih rhUdren. ofCarlton. \i-it-,| Mj!|l j sonal" sons!" ing Mr. \V. B. Sellick, a prosperous again after what Mr*. Smith said about Mr. and Mi’s. Lawicnre Lyons at l»_| That was all before ho abruptly II. Maiy-c's, Sunday. • bolted from tho room. She beard him .Quite a number <>f rilizeiis visit­ a woman of her ago appearing in girL .Mrs. Eli;! Hump, of t ir.md llap-i presently whistling in his bedroom ed Hie sci-ne of Hie wreck ou the ish colors? railroad near *d-- ' spent Saturday mid Sunday I and held her head wildly. Jimmy was Michigan Central Is brim full of excellent values. We have the choicest fresh vegetables, fruits, green goods, I Nashville, -Tliursday. Train ser-. talcly mother could give that when Atilli Mrs. luUr« nc>- Ar.-hml un-l : young to go Insane, but sho had heard rria11v»w in lln* i-iiiuili'v ____ sho had three othe^dpth dresses. also canntd and staple goods, for your table. Give us a trial. And hero wero five coats—woll'thls "Mother!" Jimmy called down. Some *xf tfie trains made detours to mid Call Phone Ho. 30 r.\v! ’Don't my dress trousers need press- Grand Rapids by way of Jip^tson looked most like being given away, thu mid Kalamazoo. passing I broil nil brown, silky one, with the nice fur ... .III. .11,u All-. All-. ’.f.TVIl. i collar and fur cuff*. It was remark­ Specials on firooms Jhis b)eek Mi.-- .Mary lumifimaii ami brolhi r ! "Ho'a going. to bo, ill!" declared v---------hla ... mains able bow easily everything com­ John Allen Lampman ..f Shepb. i*I, ,U(”bcr to his father later. "I pressed into a suitcase. There would came Haltinlay l<» \isil ihcirjinilh- know h,''B coming down with aomoGood 30c Broom, extra heavy, good ra rai Good 40c Broom,firm 4-*trand broom, O O/j wr, Harold.Lampmau uud oilier reU tolng awful!1* William Finley, fojiuerly of this bo plenty of room for some things at grade of broom corn, special price1 fine grade of broom com, sp. price.- Ww Olives, “ All tho next day Jimmy whistled and cily. amt Ills nephew. E. O. Follls, father'd for some poor, freexing man.. After searching through tho gar­ Mus Josephine Nash went to Al-J sang and beamed and shed sunshine. bolh of whom proprietors of a ments In father ’ s cloaet and anxiously drug store in Carmaiigiiy, Alberhi, . .................. *.............. *'-* **■■ --'A <IAU A IAUIU L.J (CL iialim.* '■’’rreiM'i* al th** hoppifoW for tho party, and ho threw away fot are spemlmg a week in this rity. studying them Sophie decided on a They purchased a' motor-car fit suit father didn't seem to earo about. win*1'- Mi-- Na-Li was |.r<'vi.ni-|y at ties before h« got one to suit him. Radies' Walkerville amt drove to Hastings. ■ Carpets. qi," ,'! v ti . . .i i. I Ho asked bls mother's advice >s I as to Sophie carefully folded up tho long, Sults and tho part in his heir, and surreptitiousCurtains, ... ........................................। :rx n/", Buffalo and Georgian Bay. They tailed coal and tho-real of the things ‘ ' , _st lime Presses firm of Simlli Ur—. A Velio ol |.„r. Rugs, will ship Um car west from. (here and added them to th* suitcase. She I ,Jimmy's father, too. too, was imnr impressed and return by rail. Belli are euOdessa, inhlori-d lo Huntings ThursSecond Department <Jtore linoleums. and worried. His family followed Uiusimdic aivel- Hie upporlumlieH tn took a handful nf socks for good, mensure. It happened that her bands land-' floor Jimmy's glittering progress to/’tho tin! Canadian noiibWcsf. and well 2nd floor ed In.tho end ot the drawer devoted to ■ /fastingi, Mich. Phont 30 front door at exactly eight o'clock with plea.-ed wilh their new home. parent's- silken footwaar. Then j breathless anxiety. Supreme Slirini* ol c.hmb'i- WimhI and Dell NcwJon. her with a relieved sigh *ho snapped ahut I Klirit'io nf Jerusalem. ■■ Never hart seen anything Hko.it, bolh enllMisiastir. Itslienneu. re­ "Gee!" Jimmy, us as no he iuiucu folded uub bls ceived on Tuesday morning it con- the*snllca*e and slipped out. li ii*'ii t ' -.v. said uiuiiu), Mr-, will Hciiik-II rvitinitul W«*d- neck scarf with painful precision and aignftietil of HHKH) suiull-iimulh - "From mother" Sophie told tho worntirsday Itom Btlfb* Gri*.*k. where ‘qtrcfuHy gntdnto his overcoat. "I was Da---, wlib-li Hi'-y plnilUid in nil en st thn church who were rocoivtng j ,!„• h., I...,,. -1.„ I,,.r ,1,,,.,,. „.,u„7 wn> w>rt, , ItowW , and Middle lake*. Ba>s of litis kind things for the missionary box.~" She; Sailors Well Protected. I Lobater Killed Cormorant cameo angelically. angencally ' , .■ fr*w People Walk Properly. , L' .i’.nv ni..ih'.r!‘,..rL4I"m. ,S| llwl wa»n't aakad to -the Mlklesna's psrty, arc found in the river, and they are beamed TheTJffHih coast Is an well pro-' The lobster won In a flgirt with a • Importance of a graceful ear■iuiiipy molli.-r of .a line baba Iwsy. more gamey than Hie iarge-iuoutli I "What a gnod Utt'te gfri to earry thia irs \ditl" Mtrril’i 'of4 Furl 1 “nd °Teryon* e,8° *“ talking about Hrs- AditbMi-mil, uf Fur iHtNt*-found'm Hir^ukcs; Tf-all of cah bo overestimated., tected with light-houses that if a ship i cormorant, resulting in the death of U Hr m .l• -• Mr- grtn«! ,re <0,a< ,0 uko E,he’?‘ he I lion- who iiiake'n practise of taking all the way!" aald one of the women. Wr.ujo.-, ■ .... Im! I...I \Hte. , II. ... sailed right around England. Sootland, i the bird, which was seen by crowds That evening Sophie's mother had Kew People walk properly and well, U ni. ■ Be. hi. I I..-1 week M,» aDd «»»ewtet defiantly. lisli'fram Hie walers of Barry euUh- an excited conversation ovet' tho tela-! On*‘® w**k should be easy, graceful, and Ireland by night, oply pn six oe-i at Dollymount, near Dublin. Th* cor*. Merrill ram- by snilo au.| vuiff-d ‘ ,8*“ WM «0,n« but .when I found ly would be arf cuterprisliig aiwl uu- phena Then sho said to Sophie's fa- i “nA* above all, natural. Do not turn easRma would it be where It could I morant dived Into the sea and rose fru riii.- in Middleville before n-, * co“.ld go, too, she ditched him. She'd M'ltlsli ax are the almve gentlenn.-ti. ther: "lt> only because the suites*!, ’be toe* la. but take firm and decided not see the flash of a llght-bouc* Ian*; with a lobster In its Mak A moment tunimx. [ rather go with ms!' there would be no sx-afctly of flsli. ।। later later It it descended, descended, flapping flapping its Its wings, wlnga. had my name-on It that they knnw ‘ steps. Do pot bring tho heels down Urn. CUiiton C.Hiwnlladcr, of Delton, | He daabod out of th* door triumph' and Kann began ciHklnr striking Its it* head heed axainst agatnat a whom to call up. Toor dress suit—and I with a thump at each step, but have ' I'luyd (..tiluallader. of llasitngs. j antly. Nothing Much Adheres to the. Fool. rock. Rising again, tt struggled in the ray new marten trimmed coat — and my ’ hem moderately long and quiet. A ch'rtnidr Fisher, of Kalamazoo, and, 'Ahl* raid Jimmy's tether, looking ^psaklog of Dancing? The fool and hla money are not air unlU exhausted, and then,dropped Uiillon Fi-lo r. of Oe|(«»ti. -i..-nt; meaningly at Jimmy's mother. parted much sooner than the fool and test gowns—why, it's perfectly dread­ well-known writer says. "Whnqvej* car­ Anything that'a worth doing al all dead on th* beach. Tho lobster waa ’ rie* the chin close to the neck la ail la worth overdoing.—Kabt* Howard. Sunday with Mr. uud Mrs. Cltariep 'aoooob!" breathed Jimmy's bis health or the fool and hla friends. ful!" fduad with Its clayr embedded tn* the f*OWe||. ntn.ha, Sophie s father chuckUd. Ho tpedi- right from top to toe and win walk l‘*1-.. . .... mother, gaxlng -uwide eyed at Jimmy’s cormorant's , । cormorant s tongue, the bird's death >4 Ibi-c >ct.*i,ini-e of halmna- tether. Last year the forest rervica du-1 bein« ' due r ' to ‘5 suffocation. Good Rule for Life's Conduct wish," he said, daringly. *‘tbat ' there ’‘and’ vSui!uu fevcraficc ol' 1 your troubles are over," Iributed 1 10, (NN) basket willow cut.-। __________ _______ Mind your own bittiness whh yowr’ hadn’t been any name on Uie-sultcase. . tipaniidi railroads taie coiuiucUni; tings. 15,000'4x1-forest, sehooh, 20.absolute heart and «pul: but tee that;! Sophie's heart 1» in the right place, !(M)0 to agricultural ♦•xneriiueht sinA uoiscIvsn bowiiUK alley UU Ml Mr> Alulmo B,V. A W on U, taUOal It la*a good hualataa flrat—Ruskin. !' Wwty.“—Chicago Daily New®. . l eiicrgelw catupa>gn» . of education Lions urfd BI.QffiF to iiidtviilonh. I| i-Yeuoh ricuvn jioveliy.^ooe hax -1— ’i'tf d been j to improv* agrieullural coudiliou* ce, and ihtMf brother..Uet-sbumj --------- --------------------- - ---- ------- 1— I invented ia winch the clash of Ull■Re kiluid.) ULJ buuUA)-. j BAXMJI WMT ADITa MT. . I along then lines. . . BANNER WAX! AlAtL PAY. -BANKER WANT ADVS. PAY. •j ing pius^ ia ellcueed. BANNER UA.VT'ADVS. PAY. 50C $2.95 Radies' and Misses Skirts $3.95 Radies’ Umbrellas. „$U9 Our Grocery Pepartment &)eickgenant & Riede Stindl imautifi rd by I a brtef gram w ghun. I . .......... . f tertli sc Howers easioit. annropi sisiesl I Yzranj YVke miTg si nature. cvcuing Sunday mid firn evening church �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JI **E 1, till. morning. Love fewt at 10:00 a. m, and al 11:00 a. m. Bev. 6. A. Man­ well will preach U>e word. No preaching at the city ®nurch in the morning. Sunday MhOol at it:0o a. m. ChnsiUn Endeavor, at Gain and at 7:30 preacning by our con­ ference president, Bev. S. A, Man­ welL ■ Prayer mealing. Thursday, 7:30 p. ni, in the prayer room of the church. AH welcome. • strw Hats That Will Please you in Everu Slum and snaoB Christian ScJeqoo Society. Sunday, Juno*7th. Second floor qf No. HU Jefferson BL Sunday service, 1Q:3Q a. m. •Subject, “God the Only Causa ana Creator." ■ Sunday school, 11 :«5. Wednesday evening testimonial service, 7:30. . Reading room’at same address, is open every Wednesday, aiul Satur­ day from 2 lo S p. m- Wh'-re mil hor­ ned literature on Christian Science can be read and purchased. A cordial welcome is extended lo tlie public. Especially pleasing are this season’s new straw hats Every man looks best in one certain shape and style of hat. We are quite sure that we have just that hat for you and you will find the price as pleasing as the hat. If you are thinking of a Panama you should. see our large assortment WEST IBVLNG. Wo Gloss oh Dwatlon Dau iroin 12 to 5 Morrill, Lambic & Go., Hastings, Michigan One Price Clothiers /welcome to worship with us. TueS-! AlclIiodLst Episcopal Church, day e\cuing collage prayer nu-eling Hilsm-II It. Brcady, Pastor. . I! .,1 II,.. I,. ,,. H.,11,11s,s,j,,,,,. ,, .„ > way, i.ltnlon, near \\ asliiugloii. low.*: m:W> a. in.. Suiidtiy school; Emmanuel Church. | It a. inM public- worship and third Rev. Carroll I- Bates, Rector, I nitcd lln-tlin-n C.hurch. sermon ill the series on “The , Brief informal service with ad­ I Apostles Greed, I Believe That He dress Friday evening,Jit 7:30.' Sub- ' Rev. C. W. Bulhiu, Pastor. 1 Was Conceived by Hie Holy Ghost. Jtirf, “The Apostles' *Crncd."/ • Born «ff lhe Virgin Mury." 6:30 p. Next Sunday is- Trinity Sunday. I ; m.. Epworth League. 7:30 p. in­ stw-rvices us follow*: Holy Cum- j public worship, ami sermon. “Do miinioii, H:00 a. in. Holy Cmnmun- , jThc Signs of lhe Tinies Indicate ion and w*rmon.“Tlni Holy Trinity "' rThat the Emi of the World Is tli:.’Ul a. m. .. . ( Near?” . ■ Evening prayer aiul addi e.J*, 7.-30, liiuday." w-.rl.ili,, Tin-: Hwfcterlm, Clnirdi. Baptist Church News. will be in charge of Hie ■ Sunday evening nt 7:36 Hoffman's „i beautiful pictures on'the Life of 'Thursday night, regular midweek ■ girl, irnyer and praise servici;. ■ r>? • clock. Junior Endeavor. I Christ will be thrown upon lhe canSeilior Endeavor. pas will! the aid of the arc light preaching. f stereopl icon. The pastor will ex­ will he held on Fridax instead #<f Thursday evening Prayer'plain the views. This is lhe last Sal unlay, evenings, ul Hie chureli.1 . ..r ii.......... ............... i . r.. ..r /-i...:_i :»t Friday <-v*-nin« by tho Junior j Morning worship at 10:140. Music Sunday school,- 10:00. A very beautiful program has Ix-eii prepar­ Sun* ed by the smaller scholars. After 7...................... .< n brief study of the lesson. Hie pr<N J'’’"''Kriiin as follows: .... i day morning. Sermon by I grupi will be given. After the pro-1 „ <-hiistuih Eml.-avor Marcli, Verda tor. Sunday sclioul is heli ghim,’ the pastor will deliver his ! ZtHcJuiHl. I < li.se of the morning servic intoning message, entitled Tim ' Invocation. H-v. ' kirk Aiiam ’ 1 tost. Huujlay morning H<w\ F. P. I.hildreii." -Thnrn will Im no illsxm-id tjolu, laic of loklo, June hm>wl. < pastor of the'First ITesi,„; lull..,,. /inissal of the Sunday school, but • ■ • * • •1-m-itn. .. I ■hyp-nan church of- •• Houghton. IsHli services will merge into one. , Instrutm-nlai m lo, jap.nie.M । |,reac)UM| a helpful sermon from lhe ■|'h<> church will be decurated* wil:i 1'•JAt-'1 ' *•’ F‘xl- "•’'h“ touched the hem of his flowers and ferns and vines from; what Will x«ut»iv . ganm-id." Mr. Knowles mid the tin* Woods, and real canary biriis 1 J’’*'."* *':v H'1’ girls. paslor were college mates al Alma 'will add their music to the <hLiHI« I tghliitg,' Colluge smile years ago. * casion. Tim servlet; will clpse vtilb B illon. \ appropriate music by the choir, as-1 IR 'dlation; Christ for Japan,.' Five MctbmTisI Church. i... M-a* Mrirgretla Like. i Recitation. "Little Children hi Her. WilliHiii A. Cnywood, Pastor. Young ; Japftn" Elsie Fninkburg. Tho .fourth quarterly meeting for i Vocal Duet. “A Soldier of Japan" tin* confcrenci? year will romYqke Band. 0:30. Friday inning ; June amt .flnlsoii Ballou. ;.nmneo ___ _ ....... . evening, -...... r. -runt ............... .. .-..-i Song. ’ Three Manis of Tokio," by ov > r tin- Salibalh, preaching Frrliiifg services are full of blessing 1 Ihrei* girls. i day. Saturday and Sunday evening, and power, and of an evangelistic, Recitation, “M^uv- Flags of Many-also Saturday p. in, and Sunday a. nature. . I I.!iiids," Mumle Lmirllon. ‘ ■ m. Mra. Keller will sing “A Dream of Song. "Heil, While mid Blue," b> ■ R' giilnr. services are. Sunday Paradise" at the evening service. I the Junior*. "j school. l':3n a. m.. preaching, 10:36, Recently quit** a number Have ex- | Tableau "Japaim*<* 'lea Party." also 'Sunday evemng al. 7:36. presid'd their failh in Hie laird ■ liisiruiiienlql Solo a< Barcolh*; All.are cunlially invited lo alJcsus at tin* c|o,*e of Htri Sunday j |,b; Alpini* faiv<*. Song; <• Humor- ; (end. evening seniee Six united last ; ••*qnr, Verda -ZiisclinilI. | ""-*----------Suu'day morning wilh the churcii.; Light refn -hiimiils will be. serv- j Wrsiryan Methodist Church, mid four nmre.were l>apti*e<| m the l<-d iniuiedialrly after the program, j M. J. JJuddcr, Pastor, evening. If you are without a ilknil forget "Hie elate Fridr- 1 ••■ — ■’ ■ •• church home, . yu are cordially tiling al fhe church al 7:36, North Irving church next Sunday THE CHURCHES The Passing Years Move too quickly for any one to put off the starting of a SAVINGS ACCOUNT. Next week drifts too easily into next month and next month into next year, and which so often means never. The present is the time to begin, even though your first deposit is small. The habit is soon acquired, and once acquired your future will be safe. Juno Savings Interest Now Ready Hastings National Bank HASTINGS, MICH. Operates under the strict Banking Laws of the United States Government THE ONLY -NATIONAL BANK OPEN WEDNESDAY IN BARRY EVENINGS. COUNTY. . Mrs. Wm. Chapman of Middleville is visiting al the home of George Smith. - SchuoL okuuul in ^Xhc Brcw dis­ trict Tuesday with a picnic ami ap­ propriate exercises nt the school house*. We have one eighth grade graduate, Miss Edna Johirem, . Mrs. Fred Johnson returned from tho’tf: B. A. hospital Sunday after­ noon. Mr. and Mrs. O. Sink entertained a few guests Sunday in honor of Mr. Sink's birthday. A cyclone struck this vicinity late Friduy afternoon and spent its fury on building?, trees and fences. The harn on lhe fann of George Smith was completely destroyed. Three horses, two calves and m<vj*fal small pigs were rescin d from Hie" ruins with only minor injuries, with tin* exception of a two year pld cull which is thought to,lie quite seriously injured. Ollier buildings in the vicinity, were -lightly damaged and telephone lines put out of commission. Miss Bernice .William* returned to her home Monday after compTiiting her tilhool work near BanHeld. Mrs. L. B. Guppy had lhe misfor­ tune to break two tones in her foot last Thursday. laird of Thanks—Wi- d'-site (u (bank the' friends aiid neighbors who ii"i*li'il US dining the illiii'sx mid burial of our beloved husband mid family. < ' Mrs. Lucy. A. Brown. G. E. Brown mnd Family. J. G. Kirchner and family. Adv. C.urd of Thanks—I wish lo ex­ tend my heartiest thank- to the subscribers Of the Prairieville Tele­ phone Exchange, for up-smiling ine with a lovely buffet,'tri)n hope tn.he long remvinbereiJ by you all, us you surely will be by in>-. Adv. Beulah Store Kelclgun. LOCAL NEWS A daughter was Iwnn to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sutton. Friday. . Don’t fail to see “Miss Cherry Blossom" tonight al the Upcra House.—Adv. A son was Ixirn io Mr. mid Mrs. Claude Ijuupbere on Memorial Day. "Miss Cherry Blossom" tonight and tomorrow night al- Heed's Opera Houac.—Adv. Mrs. Wm. Montgomery has plac­ ed in Rivenude Ceuu’lery a neat little marker in memory of her father, the late James W. Culler. See. Um Japanese oirnra “Miss Cherry Blossom" Thursday and Friday nights al Heed's Opera House.—-Adv. •John Flemming of tkirllon, who Ihis grown tomatoes on a big scale । for many years, lifts probably the largest tomato garden in" Barry county. He has set out I,HO plants in six rows on a strip of ground GO I rods long. Here arc a few more pieces of monumental work plui-eu by Iron­ side Brothers Just preceding Deco­ ration Day. Aii tk"«» pounds Barre granite monunienl for Levi Mosher, Banheld one fur John T. Young, A’ankee Springs; Maybury Farley, Harryville; John N. Hearn, RlVorside; Jas. L. AllcrdiUg. work ordereil by Mrs. Kute Rogers of Detroit amf placed in Catholic cemetery. James M. Smith, of Ihis city, has received from his brother who re­ sides near Shepard, the picture of :i freak calf, or calve.*,, owned by Ira Lentz. The freak has four "front legs, two spines, one slomacli, two tails and two rear legs. An pccounl of it was published in the I South West Michigan news column | of the BANNER several weeks ago. | Tho organism died and has been , moutiled. • [ ... The fjmeral of Mis. Anne Gregdry, who xlied 10 hours after she was taken' lo lhe county Inllnnary. was held from the Gregory school house, on Friday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Yost officiating. Burial took place in Riverside < emgtehr. Mrs. Gregory was the widow Qf lhe laic George Gregory, oure a prosperous resident of llasting.- towpslilp. For yean, she and her ug«i maiden sis­ ter Miss Husain, resided alone on a few acres of land south of lown. Recently (hey became sp old and feeble that it was m'cessary fm neighbors to assist in raring for them. Last week. Miss Husain be­ came top feeble to care' for Mrs. Gregory, who was ill., and lhev -were taken in a motor-car to the inllnnary where Mrs. Casleloin made.Mrs. Grcgw’s last hours very comhirtable. Tim sifors were devoted to each others. Miss lusam was pi-ostralcd by ner sis­ ter's death and wm unable to atteud the funeral. PAGE FIVE Suggestions For Graduating Gifts Silk and Kid Gloves, Silk Fans, Silk Hosiery, Fancy Umbrellas, White Pearl Beads’, Mesh Bags, Fancy Back and Side Combs, Silk and Lisle Under­ wear, "Fine Under­ muslins. Dress Goods, Fancy and Plain Silks. Our showing of Spring Coats, Suits and Skirts Will Interest You, Prices have been re1 duced on all ready-to-wear apparel, Commencing June 1, Store Closes at 6 o’clock • excepting Wednesday and Saturday evenings. J. T. PIERSON & SON Department Store Phone 9 BOWENS MILLS. HOLMES CIIL IHJI. Mrs. Harry Woodward ami Mu. .— — „... Fern Rowley of Bond Hill. Olfio, taiiudeiil and serve ice cream uno visited til George Fuller's over Sun-; cake at tho Grange Hall Saturday day. . Juno 6. Every one is invited lo uLMrs. I.. N. Durkee is visiting tier, t’*n<L sister. Mrs. Harvey Eit.*fon. in South I -Mr. mid Mr*. Burdett Briggs mid Carlton, a few day.* Ibis vvei-K. | daughter Belva spent Saturday and Mr. an.l Mrs. H.-nr> lUulla ami “«"*■? their <lauslil«r. Mrs. Mr. ami Mrs. Freeman Kumum *.f“ Karemll au.1 family v< near [were Battle-Crcgk visitors Sunday. *"reepoil. Mr. and Mn.. Fn-d Cob- .d riml.l Mrs. Kai.- l-.-rl.lll, of l-iairievlll..- 1* visiting Imr sisler-rn-law Mrs. Mary Armstrong. day. Mrs. Bert Briggs and little daiigliMiss Hazel Smith of Hastings wa* Hastings, Mich. HEAD (»F Gl"LI. LAKE. Me. and Mrs. J. J. Brunjes, who have been spending Hie winter in Florida, relumed to their summer Mrs. Helen Schaefer entertained Mrs. Dillingham of Midland Park, a few flays hist week. Miss J Gertrude Baker Who Is Sunday visitor* al Isaac Allismi'* wets Mrs. Lena Aldrich, Mrs. Mil­ lard Johnson and two children of Galesburg. also Homer Aidrich of South Delton. Mr.*. caiiu Miss Princie Haines of Plainwell near Hickory visiting Iter daughter. is visiting her aunt Mrs. Jamqp Point. 'Downs. Mr. Downs is" in Hastings Mr. Charles Labar of Kalamazoo' week <md visitor nt W. S. jjarnum's. this week on jury duty. visited his sister, Mrs. Henry Chap­ Mr. and Mrs. Powell of Gnu id Mr. and Mrtu J. B. Holes "expect- in over Sunday. Rapids and Henry Clark of Lansing to move lo their recently purchas­ ’ Mr*, liladjs Allison has Hen as-, were guests at W. B. Barnum's Stin- ed home in Hustings, very soon. siting Mrs. Joseph Baines wilh Her day. Mr. and Mrs. Claude. Willson and house work for lhe past week/ . Mrs. Seymour Riegler and chll- little son spent Sunday with Mr. mid Mr. and Mr.*. Ernest (fttdu"alla<k’r dreil of Freeport are s|ion<|jiig the Mrs. Bert Briggs. entertained Mr. and Mrs. Arthur week at Fred Durkees. Mr. and Mis. Wm. Holley enter- C.idwalladc'r. Mr. mid Mrs. HenryMrs. Walter Wv»rtb*y and chilmid Harold tkidwallader uf Diweii, and sons William and Henry, Mr.*.. for dinner Sunday. Mrs. Glenn Fuller., lhe last uf the Mary Ellswmtli and Mrs. Lmiian Mr. and Mrs, XX’ill Murphy are visiting their son in Battle Creek. Baldwin to dinner Supjluy. W. S. Barnutu and In* guests.; Mr. ami Mrs. G. W. Briggs and . Miss Florence L<*onmd closed n Theodore mul Charles' Roger.*, ami very su<;c«-«sful term of schi-d lust Henry Ragla motored lo Grano little^.daugliter spent Sunday with: Friday with a picnic at Walnut llapnls Tuesday. j. Grove. « , Mr. and Mr-. Wuolston of Grand . Mr. and Mrs. Win. r E. s-iiaj Bowen ofj1 ... .................Rapids were guests at J. I.. Crock- Augusta :,r<. .luMi.iinir » (r..u_. al Iheir farm lmm» la r.-. Mr T„,„p|..|„„ ,h,| ford's Sunday. , Mrs. Jess.* Deiiiond i*iib>rlaine«l Howard Jones of halamaxoo was panering for ike Allison's last MunMrs. Milo l iumlio and daughter of Ihu guest of his biulhur-in-law I day. Fostoria. Ohio. Mrs. Jidin Buffing nr Hazel Robinson Saturday and Sun- | -------------------------—. Woodland ami Mrs. Will Hauer of day. LITTLE CLDAH LAKE. West Woodland. Tuesday. „ Did every .me read the “living; Mr. and Mrs. Dubois of Augusta ball team Hems in last weeks 1*-| spent Decoration luyUith Mr. and YANKEE Sl’RlNGS. sue? If no hunt up y.iur paper Mr*. H. W. WYrtmmi. mid do *.. right away. U •• ar.- x.-ry \\ Collins, our palhmastor. is cream social- al Fred Haymond’s sorry to hurt the feelings of Hie*doing a lol of good wurk on our next Saturday evening, June 6th. valiant Irvuigite* for they rrrtmn-1 roads. All are invited. ly Im. wry lim- lin-um ir.umm Mr,, s.mm. I limikley »„ 4i Frank Tracy of Grand Rapids manager, ^1,-.. but our fanner lads Hastings Saturday. Sspent Saturday and Sunday witli handed them over 20 scores Ij.,.. Wept man. who lias been ajck friends here. their 15 since Up* |a.*l is-ur f the].ill the spring, is able tu be out and The Ritchie ’school closed ' last Bamirr Lum * here next bundsy | ,.41joy flying. Re is quite an angFriday with a picnic al Gun lake. •and see the fastent game ever play-; ],.r 1 B Bert Ullery and family spent cd in Yankee Springs township be-1 j. f_. Campbell drives a new auto. Sunday with E. Buskirk and family. l\xecu thr same teams. .p will be rvinendmred that his John Stu.nt and wife spent Sat­ ] team rtm away a few days ago so School Report. urday in Prairieville, the guests of he thought he would gel something their daughter. Mrs. E. Clement Report for Star school District 7. • he could handle. ' and family. for month ending May .29: We are glad to wu Mrs. Will Carl Number days taught. 20. at home again after being in the Ragla District. Total attendance. 3(6. * hospital at Grand Rapids. Our school closed Friday with a Average daily altrndaucCj |5-[-. A: largo crowd assemMe<T at the program and the district served Tola! number df toys. l*. cemetery Decoration Day, Flags ice cream and cake. All enjoyed , Total number of girls, 7. were, placed on the graves of the it very much. " . • Total enrollment, 16. boys who fought lo make -this a Mrs. Leonard Wunderlich was Percentage of attendance, (63. free country. called tn Ifastinps Saturday morn­ The the. pupils neither. ... names ...... . of........ ,,UJ Luinpneii uno lainiiy Guy Campbell and faintly oi of ivaiKaling to care for M,rs. Claud Lafupii- abscnl nor lardy are:-Gherier Are- amazuo are attending a few dat.*ero and reports a II pounds boy hart.Velma Irar.r. n..rtdliy Irav-.wlll, llmr iiareulk Mr. au.l Sir. 1.. Ixirti Muy 30. ; Mother, and child er, Lyle Beadh*, I m ight t.olant.'A. Campbell Paul Foreman. Martha Belsou, R. B. Casey lost two valuable doiitg well. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Smith of Hast­ Arloa Foreman. ihurnes one day last weikings were vi»ilorw..BL Rolla Fox’s 5eMtUe- 1 A’l! , boreman. Mrs. Mary Owen is giviAg her Friday. Doiothy paver and Velma I raver house a a fresh fresh coaL coaL-of paint. of paint. each received a diploma for perfect O. M. TrnJirmn and wife of Kal• Tim'value of the mmiufip-.tiired atteudancu during Hie year. uinhfoo Spent the week and with products uf New York Cily in ilM> School closed Friday with a their parents, Mr. and was nearly Go per cent greater than bounteous picnic dinner after wa> reported by Chicago, lhe city which games were played. AH re­ Albertson. next ui rank in this respect. ported a good time. -BANNER WAV �PAGE SIX News of the Sports =1 t=l L.--- -0 (0-----1I=J1= TWO FINE VICTORIES COLLEGIANS EASY. BUT PORTLAND WAS DIFFICULT !jha -drive went for two bases. I Myers sacrificed him lo third. While Andler was twat ins a ibrtiw ' ‘ d liie plate, . . •>!! Hie play, third mid Mantling loo* Vetxid's fumble of Mun- Hainilloii took Urid on -llelihr's i-lmico, stole s<-c<>nd and scored on French's single past Wetzel.’ Hasliiigs made another in the seventh win u Eek "beat Welthorpe's Dr. B. C. Swift left Tor I tel roil on Thursday Id be present'ni Hie an.tiiuil Clinic of lhe Iielroit College HANTINGS AND IN CEMETER- of .Medicine, Of which College he is IE8 THROt GIIOIT THE a graduate. Mix. Swift mid turn, Carleion. will spend a Week in De­ t.OtNTY. . troit and virimly visiting friends Chns. and Albert Parker -were called tp Grand Rapids. Thursday CARRIED OUT AS PLANNED evening, hjrthe"sefimfFHlmsiToFn sister.' The storm on Friday did some damage to shade and fruit* trees in One Thousand Rchnol Pupils E this vicinity. coded Veterans To Court Yard Lightning stqirk I lie Inrue barn Where Services Were Held. of Andrew FmKto-mer.and killed a Memorial day was ojwerved wilh valuable brood sow, Wilh but lit* iipreMsive Herv ices in Hasting* mul .Mrs. C. P. .McNaughton and ■ Tn- county, Soti the program dnughteix went lo Nashville mi Fri­ ‘xactly as an- day lo spend the week end with mmneed in Hie la*i1 isjute of the HANNER. Th.* dux wuH rhi' ideal one for lhe out-of-doors services and lhe ai*me|.*i ies never looked liner in their late spring beauty. The beautiful woollier of RnlurScores of old soldiers and llteir rel- day added lo the large qiinntiUM of (lowers ami the gra*s made green cars lo Rivi-ixid" mid Woodlawn liy frequent showers, placed our cemeteries when- they decoraleo remeli-ry in the finest condition. the grnvwr of their rnntradm-wlwe Every tram'brought rn people, who have passed on. Crowd* throng­ came lo add Howers to*, lhe grave of ed lhe last resting places, and pain a departed friend. Hy noon a tributes th their deceased luvi-u large crowd had assembled. At PROGRAM III HASTINGS rjiali into left- gabb-n fur I double. TCyheH sacrificed I thud, lb- scored liuleheii Kratzmiller. Ivyiieli. rf . Hulehen*. If Big Croud Alleiideil Opening Guiur. Splendid Fielding Featured 10Innings Contest With Porlland. That Hasting.* has one of the !«■*( tenuis in its history has ii.-eu prov­ ed by the mnniier in 'which iiliv.-i college and Pnrlland -were defeated on Snlunlay'and Tuesday resj.e.-r^ fvejy. Thgrwwd whiefi witiie**isTitlre 7ip< er. II is l<» be regretted Hint nii.ri did not willies* (li.**exciting gmto middMt 08846329 ‘the visitors were un.Mito In bl bits etteclively On the ullo-ndi the Bastings players swung tinvery elfwOvely fteniiisl Mr. I,. <Mlvery. The feature of .tin- g WBH.Kralziiullel“s balling. The i'ih.-Ii. i* cmiiv nut will, :i hiae 'two-baggers mid a triple tn SCHEDULED HEXT WEEK Behling 4% Interest on time deposits, FARMERS STATE BANK MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN Frank Chariton Hurt. While Frank Charlton, a wellknown resident of Hie eastern part . of Hustings township, wa* mjjust-' Ing'a broken baiuf on his coif* Imrlu-.** in front of Jam.** Radford's lilncksmiili shop Wednesday after­ , noon, lhe animal started forward । ,suddenly throwing Mr. Chariton to jthe ground. Twji.wh.-els passed ov­ ,er liis bark, severely hurting him. * Mr. Clitirlinn was taken honie al , un're ni aTnnrbr-ciir. TTTii^ciiirWTI*" , captured on No. Michigan Axe. Damage Sull Being Tried. Tli<- suit for gS.uiio dmnnges which > f'rnnir tvmmmg. of Bnlll«‘4>«M>k; is j bringing against Andrew Breses. of Johnstown, wa* l»*gun Wednesday SCHOOLBOY WANTED lie bright, neatly dressed, and under fourteen years of age. Give references and luenlion day and hour when parent will come with boy for interview. Good pay. Splendid training. Write to HASTINGS BANNER. -Hastings, Micb.-^ Miss Gi-orgeannn fgithrop left Monday- morning for Antrim <’j>I. (I. O. F. Lodge Elections, when- she will spend I hi- suuinicr.. lie nieml*"-* of Hnsliiius I, D. O. I.eon Lnhr and fnynd of Lansing^ spunding some time with lhe looting mi Tuesday . evening mi nf>* former’s parents. Rev. and M’r*. leeliil the following nHlceix: Igilir. N. H.—Llewellyn Stamm. Rev. Gillelt of iJipeer spent la*! V. G.—Edward lluhluird. Repreo-ntative* tn Grand Lbdge- week al the linnie of bis son, Klnu-r liartes Fleer mid Eli Davis. May 28lh nt the Barryvilln cJiuirh Allerual n nune*eiitpi iv os -7-Hu a ceiueleiy circle was organized. The following ofllci-rs were 1 ' ' I’lvsldent- I.. E. Mudge, vlri George llnyman; I .u Hi nip; liettsi promninceil »m-' Lf the lines! pa­ p. W. Johnson triot iff oration* ever delivered in Whitmore and Hastings.' Mr. Ilready did not fail Thus ended Decoral ion liny as ob­ . touch upon ll/e value of Hie served in Middleville. Wil. O. D. Whiliimre left Saturday evening for Colon. MicJl. Io spend a few day* with his motlier, Mrs. E. I’. Whitmore. F. L. Carpenter, formerly al the M. C. d'-pol is now working in Nichols, lhe la)b--d vpiteher who lias appeared ou Hie local xgivnyius since Hie days when “Kmigaruo" Verstny used to coiue up with ttie Grand Rapids teams, towered almve the other players on the diamond mid he held lla.-iiiius to live hits, thi* first one of which came in the UP for. Hie hit . .......... I -ur. iy gooi! /or four base*. He reached sei-uni; only,- for Hie bnll sifuek the tr-< nnd relMHinded alipns! into tin hands of R.U'aI:.who was racing af­ ter il. Boflrtupnem bad plenty id limn to. score. Both teams made one Din oacJi Hi -ihejourth hmmg. Br|l-lnt Sprim.-•er. whotlook sreond on Riley * .*acrili«e. French made the visitors' first safe hit of the gam.- when lie hit for I wo bases, scoring Royal. Bell <»t>.-in'i| Hastings' lialf i * driving the ball into right for one sack. Kratzmiller receiv/ d an ova­ tion when Iib fame to 1ml, and Hiapplause luro/xl into a howl of j .y when the backstop again pounded thn Indi—this lime for Ihfii'c sack-. He ovep-ni^l third base, however, and was (brown nul. This ruble d “—ot another run. for Hutch-. towed with u - bit for two 'that 'man talk until dark and not think, that I was tired ami weary.". To «Aay the least il was interesting mid spokyti by one who lived in THREE GOOD DALL GAMES ble for four score*, ’l he lir-t I ba*e hit Mhicli brought in two r in Hie first iimimt, wbiihl hnve 1< easily a home run ltnd*lli>1 IhiII struck n Ir-e in •U-ep l.-fi mid Imuuded nlmo'i into the i|.*ld hand*. French's double and sit scored both of the visitors' run* Taking into i-nnsideratiog tin­ that the local*players were wort together for Hie llrst Him-za 111 Iht of inlleld blunder.* may be. erfookni. Altogether. Hasting* one of theJiest teams in lti<- hisl of lhe town. ' ■ndvantage of making two scores in Hie first inning. After Eek had flied to deep left. Michael rapped a. single Intn left field. Beck reached' first when Hamilton muffed u throw, to catch Michael, spoiling a dnuhle' play and totting Michael go to third. Berk stole second. Bell .mine to bat and was given the rii*c*. ||u‘ tried lo reward the fans wjtli a long] hit. lint it did Tint go over Ihe.cen-: ter fielder’s head as |b>|| iiit>*n<l-*.i With two out. the fun* were given an op|M»rtumly io.yell a* only fan*! can yell. Ki-ntznifllfr. the m-vv*. back-stop, whose hitting ability Tin*! been the source <>f many vvon.f. r tut । talcs, walked to tji'e plate’anil Innil-I ed on* tin- ball witli n mighty swat ; The leathcb went nv,-r left fielder'* the value of a savings account to the individual. We have an opportunity every day-in the year to observe many of the benefits and advantages enjoyed by the large number of de­ positors who come to this bank each week or month with their savings to be intrusted to our core. . tmcknl liis motor-car Into him, in­ juring him so. badly that In* wm compelled In spend several week­ ill a Imspihil. Hastings 7: Il Hastings opened i Saturday by decisis Olivet college, 7 to ministering iipoti (he When Manager Ill’ll came to bat' in the first inning. Cuituiy Clerk An-1 drus. on behalf of a large number <>fi fans, presented the pitcher witli a! big bunch of white rose*, for w hich I Bell vxpressj-d his deep thanks. From tlm very first, it \vas appar­ ent that lhe collegians could not>l solve Belt’s delivery, and before the! Prosperity dates from the first dollar saved. We urge you to have a savings account, We do this because we know Hustings High Wins Another. Bailings ’high, which administerI sin h a seven- penalty U|h»ii I hr iishville team <>n Tuesday .of last advs. In our issue of Muy 21st. Mr. Bronson advertised egg* to sell, and received orders from Missouri, and various parts of this county. aniPln^ ADDED TO THE BANNER llftslingw could <lo nothing unlit to sixth when I'allon led «if with two base drive into riglil Helu, rk reached first while Nichols G'nwdy was throwing Beck* out llr«l l*;itlon scored. Loo*e playing let the visitors the M-on- ’ in Hie (•Igtilh. AVIi Kym-ir was gelling under Ham long tly. he slepjHHl iiito a |io|<> a AN AUTOMOBILE SECTION Telling Of Some Motor Events And Carrying Interesting Motor Advertising. Beginning this week and conllnu- Caledonia Defeats the Cubs. CaUiJonia - won its first game from the Hastings-Cubs on.Memor­ ial day hy a score of 7 !«♦ 4. in Hie presPirt-i-.of a great crowd in llnKent county village. Tinker, who Hanner Want Ails . Bring Results. Mr. mid Mis. Halley f.nllirnp and Mn spent Sunday with their aunt. Mrs. Smith, near Hastings. Tin- Norris family will ludd tliotr amiual reunion at the JiotilB of .Mr. mid Mrs. Alex McKinsey in VerTniinlvilh*. June II. I9H. A son wns bom to Mr. and Mix. Cemetery Circle Program. Following i* lhe program for the Lm-ey 'Cemetery Circle to be held nt the Lacey liiiion hall, Wednesday Juno 10. Roll Call responded lo by Ncrip- briug* buyers mid iwllers together, because everybody read* tin- HAN­ NER. If you want to buy anything, or if you have anythin^ to sell a BANNER Want Adv. will do the biisine.*.*. AlT'it costs is one cent a w<ud, wilh a minimum of 12 cents. Solo by Mabel Thompshii. Recitation, by Edith McIntyre. liislruiiiL-ului by Bernier Abller. Of Interest to S. S. Teachers. Selection by Mrs. Mary Slerims. Solo by Orn mid Nora .Miller; ■The HANNER has a very Interest­ Recitation by Maggie Hyde. ing Sunday School Lesson ext.osiSolo by Mrs. .Mary Lee and Ber(ion each week, which i* prepar.-u by Rex. Lei? H. Amin, of Chicago. Recitation hy Dane Benson. This li-sson study -lias appeared Recitation by Mrs. Ilaidee Bi: each week for the following Sunday. Hut heieufier it will be given n •Solo by .Mrs. Anna Jones mid week earlier than heretofore, so .Mary Schriner. Mrs. .Maggie Lee and Mrs.-! l lint Sunday School teachers may have iiioie time to nluily it before Miller, program committee. they appear before their classes. Mr. and .Mrs. Willis Lalhnip enIterUtined Bunday.’'Roy Wolf and mother, Mr. mid Mrs. Harley Hnyinmi mid children of Mnfllo drove. Mr. mid Mrs. Earl Rolhlimtr and childn-n of Nashville. Little Win. Corie of Balli.- Crook is spending Nome time wilh.. hi* grand parents. Mr. ami Mr*. Wm. Hyde. Preaching Bunday evening nt fhl«* place. '.Mrs. Clara Hell Hayman Fclghnec whs horn in Castleton, Barry Co.. Xiig. IK. IK70. She was lhe youngest 'child of, Henry mid Elint Hayman. She.spent the greater part, of her life not (ar from lhe place of her iiirlli. She was well nnd favorably known by lhe entire county. St e liecaine a member of lhe (.ttsllelon M. E. I'hurrh abmil twenty years ago mid died with Ihw ChrisHim hop.- mid faith. She had Im-oii liv­ ing in Pontiac for about two year.*. Siu- went to the hospital six weeks ago for. jnediral treatment-• and plowed lo her eternal home Wed­ nesday. May 27. HH». She IMlVMto mourn h<-r departure one broih.-r tieorgo. and sister Mary of this pla<-»-.- one -sisle.r Cllloiy now Mrs. Chalker. of Maine, a daughter. Mrs. Grace Lyons of Belding, oue grand datiKhler. Her remain* wenbrought to Ibis place and the fun­ eral was held at the lUrreviltr church conducled by Rev. (inletI of Lain-ei- Saturday. May 3ft nnd laid to rest in lh« Barryville Cemetery. Sees Your Faults. Lora Is blind, but a wl Kansas City Journal. Chile's Vast Natural Foreata. Tho national forest* of Chilo covoj a^out seven million acres. NEW BUILDING NEW FURNISHINGS A beautiful dining room with roomy ca­ pacity and the best of service from a per­ fectly clean and sanitary kitchen. It is a pleasure to eat in such a fine place with such beautiful surroundings. All the sleeping rooms arc outside rooms, steam heat in winter, .and in sum­ mer are cool and fresh, making sleeping a delight. Each room’s furnishing includes new springs and mattress. . NEW MANAGEMENT NOVELTY In a large room adjoining the office guests of THE INN may be served with ice cream and short order lunches at ALL HOURS. Motorists passing thru the vil­ lage will find this a convenient place to stop at any time during the day. Special Dinners to order, Sunday Dinners a specialty, Rates $2 per day MR. and MRS. E. F. MARR, Proprietors MIDDLEVILLE, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BAlW, JUNE I, >9>t. Southwestern Barry Wall Paper Glean Up Sale Ellis E. Faulkner Delton, Michigan Devoes Ready mixed pure paints oils, turpentine, brushes and all that you will need to paint that house or barn. • ’ • Let us tell you just what we tvill furnish you paint for your buildings for. Remember fewer gallons go far­ ther and last longer. Everything in the paint line. Good Farm For Sale F. H. WILKINSON To Close Up the George Hayward Estate Prairieville, Mich. Both Phones N order to close up the estate of the late George Hayward,consisting of 240’ acres on Sec. 25, Orangeville town­ ship, I will receive bids on the entire farm, or on any 80 or 160-acre parcel, retaining the right to reject any or all bids. . There is a seven-room house, two larjje barns, granary, scale house, hog house, sheep shed, wind mill and a large reservoir. r It is all hard land-^-no swamps. About 40 acres of sec­ ond-growth timber. H We Pay 4 Per Cent Delton State Bank Capital Surplus 920,000.00 6,000.00^ A. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prcs. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLeay Wm. Elliott ’ J. G. Hughes ROYAL BAKING POWDER We have sold more wall paper this spring than ever before in the history of the store, short patterns we mean enough of oBe kind for one or two rooms. We want to clean these up, so next Saturday we will put them on sale at less than manufacturers' cost. The sale will last until the patterns are sold out. * If you have been delayed in getting at your papering, or if you have thought you couldn’t afford to this spring, now is your chance to buy wall paper at a ridicu­ lously low price. The sooner you come the bigger will be the assortment. When you do come be ‘ sure and bring the exact measurement of your rooms. The Rcxall Store PAGE SEVEN i ' HINDS CORNERS. j- Over Sunday visitors at Geo. Wllikutjon’s were their sou. Will AA'il■ kin*on and-wife nod friend* of Kaianiadoo. ’ George Comfort and wife anu son Reeve of.Kalamazoo called on rela­ Essay — Gamer H»p»pi--c. tive* and triends here Sunday. BELTON. Oratum—Leon O. UUiiuiug. Jack Snyder, is painting Mrs. The Ladies' Aid served tea last Addie WiUon. Celia Traver's house. AA'cdncsday evening al Mrs. Win Class Prophecy—-Ireiif iludlzel , Mr. and .Mrs. Win. lidehtel of Hall's. < Bastings spent Friday'at Jacob Mra. Will Towne of East Hickory and Marion Houxeiiy;. Solo—Tatmadgu 'King. Kt inn's. ' visited her parents, Mr. ami .Mr» Class Will-Roy E. A-ii i.ui-on. Jnmes. Dooley of West Hasting? Homer Green, Friday and Saturday. spent Sunday at E»ld MtyVTHK Mrs, M. J. Cross and daughter i Instrumental—Beulah Hoyte. Mrs. Lois Cox. vnlertainetl tier -Aline were tn Plainwell Tiieseday. । Vatedrrt«iry=*Paul M;.-KQjnkuer. Selection ijy Orchesu.i: brother Geo. Payne- and wife atm .Afrs. G. A. Hueltzel attended the sister, Mrs. Clara Loomia of DeL KalainazoA* County Federation of Abootutoly baa no aubotMuta Can! of Thanlm-Th" CljsS of ton Sunday. . Women's Clubs nt Comstock. Iasi 101 1 wish to extireafTTi' Mr. nn>l Mr*. luisli"Hatrell’ rind Wednesday. friends nf Kalamazoo spent Sunday Mrs. Clara Pennock of Hastings nil who assisted in maki meiirement excijpiseii visited friends here Friday. Many mixtures are offered as Tohias. Mrs. Payne entertained a parly of Friday evening. Callers on John llobimmn Sunday substitutes for Royal. No other seven from Hinds Corners Thurs­ ■ Adv. were Mr. and Mrs. Murdock <«f day, baking powder is the same in . School Report. |<‘U and Lou Harris uf Grand Bap-Mrs. Paul of Kalamazoo visited RurJurl fur the Durf Ids. her mother, Mrs. Gillespie Sunday. composition or effectiveness, or Mabie and Rosa Hopkins of Kala­ Mr. and Airs. Havens of Battle the year ending May i mazoo spent Satut'day mul Sunday Number boy? enrollc.i. . so wholesome and economical, Creek were over Sunday guests of Number girls enrolled, 1»>, al Eifel Newtons., Roon* relumed Mr. and Mrs. George Mosier. nor will make such fine food. h<une Sunday but Mabie wjlj fqwtui Total enrollment, 31 Gerald Bush has been entertain­ I ha wc^k calling on old friends. Total daily nlleildnin ••. ;>.'i ing his cousins from Hastings for Number days taught, iwt. Average ilatly nlletnl.liir.^ od Memorial services al Dowling. Royal Baking Powder is made from pure, Mrs. Freif Gnle spent a few days P'ercenlago of attend uu-.-, Sunday. • Inst week with her mother at Grand «Grape Cream of Tartar. No alum, There were four pupiL. wh . Chas. Cox visited iu Kalamazoo Rapid?. lime or acid phosphates. Dr. GeUirings nnd wife. Mr. nnd eeiyeti diplomas pfMWrfeirt attend- several days last week. Mildred DeMolt is visiting In Mrs. Daih-y and Mrs. Phillips .of aneg during the year. Tlb-y were Battle Creek andMr. Leighton and Ethel .McIntyre, Groin • Pa.i -Iftird. Hustings. Ihis week. — Ml Amanita J.duu-mi -ta*L Mnnvitte AVhitnry. --L-* d AMi •• l. 'Miss'Allen or'CIiiFnRo' weW''Fttneri' Maurice Altlrlch was tardy twice., at Caleb Hisbridger’s Sunday. miin Garrison. In the Honeymoon Daye. Fought Duel to the Death. The Ijulies* Auxiliary will meet but not absent. Vrrn Travis spent several days <-tahlh wilh Mrs. A. AA*. Burpee Thursday. Gcorgn had been married only a An untteual duel has been fought at grade examination "■f'- 'F.iresr Inst week at Itafiy Moores. Juno iltli. month when hla wife tnndo her flrat Malaga by two young men named VeMrs. Chas. Tobias *|s-nf several batch of biscuits. Mrs. Lincoln Bush left for Flint Gould, Sarah Hainm<>ibF, t.oyu: . j rwretto and Martorell!, who were both ■Muhdtty .to spend Ttnrwdok *at the Aldrich, Manvillo \'lHiiiuy._ mid <lay» last wouk-.wiLli hr.F daughter.... Harley Pur-ell. AH < r<-.-plinu. Mrs. (dadys H.-nd'-rsh.dl of Balli- Mld wlicn 110-Ml down to dinner.' elded to oolva the quettlon ot which W. C. T. U. Slate (kinvunlion. Mrs. Ellis Faulkner is entertain­ Hailey were successful, although si-1 ...i„..i..:.. "There’s plenty." ! should win her by a duel “a I’ouIn? worked hard he «->• unable i<> ing relativeti from Gram! Rapids. 8<> George let her sen him eat one. trance.** the survivor taking lhe lady. Miss Hauer of AA’oodland nnd Mia* make-up his work fo) lhe tune he t IX •• Marion It was tho bravest thing he had done To avoid interference they locked Rasniusson of Greenville spent Fri­ day at Mrs. Blackman's lhe guests' dollar* worth of lldwcr. mul hungry anyway.** .• • opened Are on one another with their of Mr. A. J. Hauer. SOUTH WEST IHTI.AND. "Well?" sho said. “Well?*’ revolven. and. having emptied them, Will Itavnn? kiting t|n*ir cousin, Mr.*. Eek- t-lljOJ "Great!" said George Immediately. continued tho battle with their knives. He had to let her see him eat four Eventually, when the neighbors broke Two nice tree? wet. Mr. Erb ha* beep entertaining himore before she was* satisfied, and In the door, they, found both comba­ mid Mr*. •ter, Mis. Clara Hallman, ol (h*' s< lii><>,| around Arblie couldn't manage to drop more tants lying on the floor, nnd having •Mr. Haranborger h than half of each one under tho the jnost terrible wounds. One-was < umt'famuy. Harold Burp--'- spi-ul Saturday hire* one day la?l w> table. already dead, and the other Is not and Sunday with’ Iti* grfldflparenl-. ■uciabo Bald manfully after expected to; lire. Mr. and Mrs. James Callhrop, <»t each. --------------------------Prairieville. tlporgp llnvojienjoy a picnic (linner That night ho thought ha waa going Pimm In t-recl iu X-w Ymk Cily Mr. and Mrs. Orreu Barrel wen‘not begin t«> Hell all in Nashville Friday. *° d’0— i a 823JMXi,(Xk) group of buiiiiiiiK* fur Tim Misses Grace and France,* H'i idea that t. Edmond? of Hasting* have Ih-cu hlmid'of Trindad H fifty-ifnmi Expsn Valuation. Iguests nf Bornice Peunuck for m;vFootpad—“A'our money orr your wide. an«i has an area of approxi- social ion for E-diiblishtnvni and gave a .-diort program. . life!** Mra. Tiglitiy- 'Tiiat'a ireason!.•*?• square miles. - A chainj’Maiulemuice for lib- People of the Grace 1. Higd-.h; i h-t. : able enough. Jake! YYou've Saturday for a short visit with rel­ cu'tc got “ only matl-ly of mountains extends throughout icily of New York of Musetim? of I to­ atives. GO centa."—Chicago Nowa. il* length. * Ih- liigtb-'l point of! Peac.-ful Ari*, which has SlS.fWMXMl Mr. nnd Mr.', Elmo Mantel and SOI TIL CASTLETON ANO which Is about 3.0uo feet above sea already in MAPLE f.ROVf baby of Kalmnazoo visited al Ar­ Pete Kunz of Martin < thur Manli'i'.s Sunday. • .Mrs. Diomls was-in Hostiiiga Sal-urduy to see lhe bnl,l gam*' ns her: The rain < j 1u*C wr<-k did • son Glenn played'with the Olive! arable damage in th'**" pa carrying oft fences, i'».’-m. team. Helds and lhe HuxUiu .unit Henry I her father, D. H. Eero, of Batth.* undonniued. Creek, for lhe past few days. Mr. mid Mrs. Marshall Norwood and daughter Marie visited Mr. and Mth. Frank Norwood Friday even­ ing. . ’ Talmudu" King visited al home- Urdu j Friday evening. i Nashville Park?. Shultz Sunday afternoon. Ville spefit Suiid.i? at Henry Delltabling her sis|er and her husband from Grand Rapids fur lhe past wnefc--------------Mr. nnd Mr*. Claude AVhitlmore Barryville and .Mt-.. Kunz, tn Norlli ' “ .and son of Richland and Mr. and Maple Grove. Mre. Dau Hull of Shiillz Mr. NOTH EAST KALAMO. and Mrs, James Brown Saturday. (tur th'lton band played al Au­ ar gusta Salurdny. also our ball Team proud pmvuls iphiyrd the Augusta team in the nf-' i h-rnoon und we are proud lo say they won the game. Miss Emma Dinkel of Kalamazoo by lightning m lu-i places last week. was hom<! over Sifnday. , • Mis. Norah Xn is improt unr. The Epworth League will haw a husilicss mel'ling wilh Cleone Bnuid'detter Friday evening. June 5(h. Every mcin)ici- of lhe League Mrs. M. Hell i- improving. ’ is urged to be present. - Mrs. Mil'-s Fisher was in Kalam­ This farm is about 2Vi miles north and west of Delton and a mile azoo Monday. of Stale Reward road runs by the place. spent tstuiduy a* chas. AVhilteOrrtrtrl. jvi.-diing toidmw their ap­ , This farm must be sold to close up the estate. e Mail bids to preciation nf Our teacher, Mr. A. J. has returner: j George J. Doster L. B. Tccrpening Wcdimmlny evening and it general ••d n Kur■ ful year id and has given lhe best of aidisfaelion not only as. a teacher but as a general man in town and we are sorry to lose him next year. After •pent Splnrrlay 'unday wihit spending n short time in visiting. Mr. Morehouse gave a short luldrrss ery |HH>f al Ihi' wutuig. giving thiinRk from the commiimly Gliildiyn?' l».iy - . .......... ....... - d il- E. cll'tu rii | l Mr. Staler lhen followed wilh words June I t. Evei*y, li.i’.iv welcome. of appreciation fhirii Hie church. AA'e hern- flint I. । Williams is lo! ■ This was followtMl by remarks from Lincoln Bush voicing Hie good wishex of. lhe entire School. Homer vi.Mlimrin-lain>•- Imre. E WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION this week to our complete line of Ladies* Cot­ - „ ton, Lisle, Mercerized and Silk Hosiery in WhiteTThrec Shades of Tan and Black. The following arc a few of the kinds we carry: W nUKSON-thc knit to fit Hosiery. No -)Ep scsins, at L Ju UVKRLAST1NO HOSIERS'-Th. hot, that needs no guarantee. Wear them. Watch them. You will buy them TEn again. At .. ZOb presentl'd Mr. Hauer with a lovely leather trnveljiig trtg as a Ink our good Y*'l- After singing *'BI<-sl Be lhe Tie That Binds" light 4»--. freshinents ware jserved mid llngii«-.*ls departed, nil wishing Mr. 'Hauer lhe best of success urxi year in whatever, he may chouse’lo IPSWICH doSIBRY*-Manufactured under perfect sanitary conditions. Re­ inforced heel and toe. Hlastic garter T-p top. At._j.—-------------- ----------- . Zub LADY* LISLE -Made ot mercerized silk lisle wilh high spliced heel und tor. double sole and wide garter top. Will TZp give unusual wear aud comfort. At.. Zt)b Tobacco for Hiccoughs. In a Htitktan medical journal U. Tatevnson draws a’tentlon to the ob-; talncd from the onjinnry' tinufl tobac- J co a? a mean* of cutting short hlc-i coughs. Ho relates nn Instructive cn»« of a patient with rem* chronic chre\j dlaeaca. accompanb-d by violent cough attacks. In which Hi- latter used to j bo followed by extiemely obatlnato ^Iccougba. Tho common romtdlM '(Including' cocaine) falling to exercise any-con­ trolling Influence on the moat-distress ./’tin? i-imimencemi-nl exercises, al onio church- Friday evening were well ntteufli-d und wen; enjoyed by all. The Thun-lr was beautifully Many other lower pricer! faaialies. dccoraled wilh the class- oulms.1 laveudar mid white, aud lln* class iimllo, “Visioy. Vigor. Victory." stood mil in tdrikiiig roiilrusi from a b'-auliful background. The class piart-h was ulnved by Miss Myrtle decided to gio a trial to the said old-; Manning ami the class Nvhich was faahl-ned popular meani, making the rompos'-d of lln- following look patient on each occasion thoroughly Michigan c Delton, their places ou the stage: A'eryl •nuff Into his use a pinchful of the Eli'. lt'n>; Hie-ll/'!. M.nil'll 11'uiY- powder until the arnrarancaor live-: Sir. Leo Diumiug. garner Hmup-^" ™X ion.’. Roy hoy Adriausoii. Bush L Frora n ?.r,t ‘reatm-nt, tori Adriausoii, Gerald Gerald Bush the effect waa truly brill|ant. Ute hlo-i and Paul Faulkner. Everyone in cough subsiding as if by. magic. the class did very well and rellected .SOUTHWEST C.AST1.ETON. Shameful Omlealon. nitteli credit b> iIi'-im-'-Ix«mid Ml's. David MrCbdlnud ' mid Amid all (ho humane entorprlaes of rlaUSliters. Haael mid Evn of Um ry- thia wonderful century there haa been teacher as (veil. The program fol­ Floe Distinction. • villc. were ..at Albert ‘McClelland's no foctety yet formed for the protec­ lows: The fine distinction in the animat Class March—Myrtle Manning. AVediiemlay afternoon'. kingdom Is that th- biggest hog gets Invocation—Rev. Slater. Tubal Garlipger f and daughter, tion of young men from young women. killed, while the. lyintan article goes Selection—Orcheslra. l>a railed at Frank Hart s and E. —Prom “One Man Jtetunu.” by Har­ on and on forever. ' old Spender. । Salutatory-kGeraJti Bush. *',‘5rw2i Su»daj aBeruoun. Class History-Very! Erb. Ed Brumm bus the wall laid for ™U“OV.,1,X T,.“.K“ 25C and 50c KOPF & KOPF lifs iteW Jtarn. tnvYta w.wr Advs. my, j. Song—Ladies’ Quartette. BA.VSER WA.VI AUTO MY. j’^S W. B. HAYWARD, Administrator, Cloverdale, Route 2 Profitable Farming in these days means Efficient Farm Machinery —The Kind That Docs the Work— Does it well, does it economically, and that is made and guaranteed [o do the -work by reliable manufacturers—Farm Machinery.in ojhcr words that inbuilt on honor ahd gets results.' That’s our kind, . •' ' ’ ’ Here are a lew suggestions ol valuable farm tools that every farmer ought to consider .right now and on which we will be glad to quote prices that will satisfy the careful buyer. CULTIVATORS—We have the Kraus. Iron Age, Oliver, Gale, Brown and Keystone. The man who cannot pick a satisfactory cultivator from such a list is hard indeed to please. MOWERS—The Champion, Johnston and McCormick Mowers constitute a line that no one can beat. BINDERS—We offer the johpston and McCormick. These are too well and favorably known machines to need any special mention. -CALL AND GEE OUR LINES— Aldrich Bros. Go. Hardware, Implements and Fuitdluwfe-*. i Deltoo. MiehUn �THE HASTINGS BANNER WANTS ■ HASTINGS MARKETS 'The Best]ForJthe MoneyjStoi with a*water supply amounting to too, gallons or more per capita daily. The I Hotuaua liad a full apprvdatluirof the' value of an abundant supply uf pure Niro Furnished Rooms for light housekeeping at 3nl So. Church SL Sen Pldii Smith. If For Sale Cheap- Hough I-inch htmIh*t for roofing nnd Klifrling, nlao - hill atuIT. Phone HMM. Inquire F. <1. Pierce, City. If a city of 1,000,000 souls. of imperial days had . Irv p- 1D cleanliness and the stupendous public K«s«. Ke psrgai.’ baths of TrajatL. blpcletlan and ‘ .|u^t«U~ f.td -r«. suntine were .apabla of accmumodatmhatJl ' - property of the crown, and it was led to lhe private houses by thousands of' pipes, which ran In every direction ■ “Porosknit Jhe Underwear with the jfoles Jn J)t Wonlrd—Tubular well work nnd repairing. All work gunrnnl.I. Wrile l.niii-* \Vi.«e, Sltullz. Route /T*, Phono Clutenlnie exchange. Very cool and sold with a guarantee. Union Suits S. Adkins. Morgan. .Mich. iVaiilrd Koo* -My,price II No. I eggs. -Irirlly cl fresh. 2tV; No. 2. eggs, I7> Bogers. • _• Wanted—Few fair WfJ Sii; Broadway, WTi-thing' lhe more perfect regulation uf your; apartments, the sorting away of your' clothes and trinkets, tho arranging of your papers’—“Whatsoever thy hand .DndElh_.tg. do, dy R with ’ all 1,11 ,1‘> v' ■I1‘ uud n no SPARROW PEST IN ENGLAND stjsncy." Much mor* of your duties Munnionds iistry gi-^j.u.n. are of evidently higher, wider scope; ch™4t If you have brothers, sisters, a father. Medicated HaJl.u. . a motiwr.^LelgtuaarnrslIy *l‘»t claim, does Ho upon you. one half of each. Had to Have Photograph. Husband com.-a In to find his wife turning everything topsy-turvy. 'Tiraclous. Isabel! What you doing?" “I Just received a telegram from Aunt Jane saying she ll be here at 6:30 and see village laburera •trelchlng foldI can’t find her photograph anynets for sparrows, and the birds are being caught-simply for food. They keep down tho butcher's bill. . The number of sparrows Is now Im­ mense. probably greater than It ever has been The regular winter popula­ godlint tion of one small dockyard near Lon­ encouraging: less .liquidity and mors' don Is estimated by the farmer at real though born speech—Is ndt thia a good resolution for our conversations?! Practical Use of Seismograph. ; Probably tho moat unusual purpose. Remarks of the Hippo, dear!” sighed thn hlppopota"I am so tired of this clrcutj Hastings, Mich. Lyons.’. France, boasts of a unique In­ stitution. a myculogical bureau, where Adrien Lucet, member of the Acad­ expert Judgment may b<» had concert*- emy. of Medicine, lias just shown that Ing mushrooms brought to It for esan*- a regain.- agitation by shaking of tho^ liquid medluiiis used in bacteriology, i contrary to the opinion that la general ly admitted, acts favorably on these IntlnltHy lltllo creatures. By making these bouillons undergo a slow andi of purchi. si ng muchrooni> without thp > Sulnirbs For Hair—Firn- tb-w milrli Ihtrlinin caw. 5 yearn old . also yearling heifer. Miss I1-, 1.. prekhttm. H. 3. Oily. !-wk 50c $1.00 Speech of Little Value. Nine tenths of the things that have been said might as well have been left unsaid .for nil the benefit they are to humanity. . drivlng- the spring, on grain, and It takes from the fanner an enormous toll. Consid­ ering the enormous population ot spar­ rows. it Is not surprising that this source of food is being tapped. Boys’ Suits Men’s Suits Two Piece. have Since he moved out to fxirielyhufst his neighbors never think of going nnywhsrra'sdsn when they want to burrow anything."—Judge. as el^ht times more abundant of the microbes of cholera, typhus fever, car­ buncle, diphtheria, .he glanders, dysen- Semi­ Annual _ semi-anntfallv Dividend;'” it, vestment backed by gilt edged real estate mortgages and unsur­ passed for safety, convenience and net earning rate. -Unr Sill year iq business, assets nearly tl.fWO.WJU. Wi itrfnr ix/pn <f our hooklrt and htn I’bium ial UtaUmtul. CAPITOL SAVINGS * LOAN ASS’N —HANNER WANT AHVK. PAY. Wanted—Child's aides. Bert Nf 3 l ings. For flair—Ninefeen • shivd*. Aho I wo two-year-old coIla. Call IWn,-3S. 2-wka Found Wedne.-uluy of IMal week near j Podunk a gold wnlch wilh fob. Owner can nldQin by identifying properly nnd paying charges. l-wk , Special Cleaning Process Helps Make For flair- Early anil Info rablmgr idanls; also red rablmpe.nnd cnul(flower tdanls. Pimm- 2fi3J. Call nt llfll Michigan Avenue, l-wk We have ■‘pecinl |>rflei|ie<| machinery fur removing idl cockle, broken kernel* of grain. and foul Muff. In ordinary bttiiidn.of Hour, a large porlioii >if thi« f«nl sluff ground up’and becomes Wanted— By middle aued lady :if. tor June H>. a imsition as honsekeeper in home where (hen* an tio small children. 335 W. Center Pfmne MU. i-wk or. Sale— Thoroughbred hair chicks. Barred and While Rock.' While Wyandot I ro ‘ ' Phon.' your wants Fulton. Phnnr* 110. lineal mid MOST I NIFoltM pnrlich evenly, bakes evenly, ami j, Al.W.V Hy iitrnntm night mti( day our For flair—Eight room bouse. Hum. nice shade. second ward. 121 E. .VndiiMNi flt_ Haitink's, write C. D. Mosher, Cloverdale. 2-wks (ukln Hill is now rjqidy |n eyaJ change strawberries for money. TjiD at his home 5 miles Miuth of .Middleville. Flimm Hl-IIr-iS, MiddloyilleExchange. l-wk For Sato—C-ibldigr and tomatn plants. 5 cents dozen, fini Wash­ ington St. l-wk If any fanner (•mild work 21 imtirs n dny-ol lhe samo clip that he walks.lit hmus and keep il up year in anil -year mth il goes without *ayiiig that. he cttulft LOWER the BOST of his-produclioiL ’ oAds nt no ' Thiil is exactly what we are dninu in Ihis mill. By hiring an extra man ni nighl we run litis big mill 2i HOL'RS’rtich day, yepr m and year mil. Our im>umnre isn't a rent more; our bookk«’e|>ine and incidental expenses are nol a penny more; the interest mi our investment is tut more; mir power is no more; because we own our own lighting plant, which is rrtn by our own wnley power. . Having iliesl1 nalural ndvnntages pos-u-ssed byhul a very few mills 'in Ihis country, we have loti, nu slfmr unlurinsl. lo make French’s While _I.il>' Flour jttsl'as near perfect as lhe b^sl meclianlcal e.piipiqenl money.can buy. can make il. t You- lake any oilier brand of flour ami look al it under n mi­ croscope. You will see that ninny of lhe particles an* several limes as large as the others. 11 stands to reason that (hey will not absorb yeast or waler as readily ns the smaller particles, 'the Hour.varies. So will the bread in which such flour is made. Why not get n stick of French's While Lily Flour, ami a sack • if any .illier flour claimed In be ju-t a- good. Make a iialeh of bread from each flour, pul fltem in your oven right side by side, mid bake Ihefll, Ypu'll we the dilTeronce. H's all in the (JUAIJTY The Middleville Roller Mill For flair—Six room brick house near two lake*. nice fruit. nice shape. G. D, Mosher, Cloverdae^ —•An experienced farm must he good hand to work ake core of leant. Frank r. 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The liannony conference, designeil lo reunite with lhe republican Ikarly llmmrwhri acted wilh.Um progr»*»ivc» in l!H2, was held in Detroit Tuesday ot last week; nnd no d<»ul«l accomplnihwi much toward that end. 'i hure was ju»t .mie discordant >vte,*aiui that came from Secrelary of • 'Blate Martindale, who is iudusIrioU'ly booming himself firr lhe governoreliip. Mr. MhrtHidale belilllrd himself and remicnsl his defeat for the "govenibHhip certain by his foolish act uf issuing a slnlement which knocked lhe confervure ami all who were in good faith trying lo promote harmony in the ranks of lhe party. The man who plaeesntWperaoifni inlereslii almve Illi parlyS .interests, as Air. Mnrlindale did in this instanai*, al once writes himself down as tmi small a man for the governor­ ship. or for any other poriUon when- large yisforied men nryrheisled. The speech<.n> of lUmgres.-man Kelley,*of Senator .Willimn Alden Smith, of Senator Borah, the guest r>f honor, as Well as lhe resolutions adopted by the ronfrrenre. tdl wiilenred ,n desire to ncknpwledd1* l*in* (he actions of.the rejiublivati nalinnnl ronimiHee nnd of Ute republican iiali<mar<>>nvention wen* such that no mans standing in lhe parly can be or ought to be ipicstiimczl lierause he voted for Roosevelt in-tead of Taft. II may M(doubU-d if in any mher ninum-r thiui hy repudiating Um parly’s caudidule emild lhe rank rind file rid firn party of its odious I hissvs. who. i»y controlling lhe nalinnnl coinniiltex*, could nnd did force Um iiQininntion of a man whom lhe rank and die hnii plainly indieah'd that they did not want. Il wa* imlliiug .short uf an outrage to force Hie nominal ion “ of n candidate for (he presidency through delcgnlinns from -southern Mates whose ent ini repubhiati vote.would tin! vqunl Um vole given In one Michigan rvpubliran candidate for Ouigressman. As a rflsult of Uiis sidii iu lite paffy, a minority of about II per cent of the total vole have given us lhe Underwood bill and business depres­ sion, which even Um currency law cannot. retniHly, mid hove made us q humiliating *m*rt«vle before I Im nations of Un* world by our so-called “Mexican poliOy." which lacks evtiry-clument of a consisteiil jailicy ex­ cept lhe'name. , : seems remarkable that long a step toward reconciling the two sections of the once vit^ufiOus jmrly has been taken'as'was ••videncwl at, Ikdroit. where fonner priigrrssiv,** and those wfro had always vdied the party ticket vied with carh oilier in laboring lo re»(<ire that peace which is necessary for parly vjetory. and to revive lhe languishing iHisiness <51 nur country. For il is our belief fhat we cannot prosper as a natidn un­ der any such a InritT law as that enacted by llu* present copgrcM. The assurance of a naliim-wule primary law. which will make in»ference by tin* national mmmillee impmuibh*; lhe establishing, of repMlalion in Ttilure i-tqmbliruin nutional-ronvenlinns on n basis of the republican vote: and especially tin*' wide<*|tr«>a<l and acute business del>roi»l»ii. which progressives nnd reimblicaiis alike agree in ascribing to the new "(arilT-for-revenue-oiily" law: all fhCw causes have romhinrd lo pave lhe way for reuniting Hu* piirty» But il isn't all done yet. It remains lo be Seen whether Mr. Roosevelt is mon* interested*in principb-s than in his own political fortunes: or whether he is willing to say that, if the reunited party will, in good faith, advocate progressive principles, he will be satisfied with any can­ didate for the presidency whose past record shows lint In* will in good faith labor to have itiose policies made the law of (he land. It will malerially aid in Hie reorgauizalion of the parly if Mr. RoMevell will take that attitude. . And those who supimriwl Mr. Taft have their duly lo perform. If they pul forward men tif the Barnes type, men who seem ini*a|>able of upprccialing that then* must Im* progress, and that progress involves changes in platforms especially <l<*sipned 1<> help the common man b>-cause he Is a man; if they show resenlmem lowartl'lhosc who. in good faith and for.patriotic reaMnis. sup|M*rlt*d Mr. RnoMwell in .1912: if the Taft men shail.slnnv such a spirit as that, they will prove that a^renrganixed nnd reunile<l republican parly is an “irridisccitl dream." mid lhe W’A abandon it to n ileserved oblivion. . But If a large minded s|>iril shall be shown Ihrotighmtl the nnlion by I hose who supported Mr. Toft, such a* was shown al Otroil. we will again have a viclorifius republican party, with its face .*><>1 io the future, and not turned to the past alone*-* That past lias I a glorious past wilh Li>e republiran parly, but that will uni aohe Hie problems of lhe 'hour, npr.of tin* coming years. , Fredartck tho Great waa a freoma■on. lie joined tho order Iu May. 173S.1 very much agalnit the wlahea of bls.i father, Frederick William, who. It; ■eeina. had no love for the craft. When; Frederick William died. In May. 1740.1 Frederick celebrated hi* freedom by holdlng a great Masonic meeting. The young king appear* Jo have taken’ great Interest In tho order, and the •tlmulu* given Freemasonry by the great sovereign and soldier Is atlil felt by the order throughout the Germanic I countries. ' ■ U <•■ during the rush hour* and thc “«■ **■ crowded to Ita full capaclO' and then wine. A rather gaudily dreaae*! young man WM ataadlug next to a German, oach holding on to the overhanging atrep The car gave a sudden lurch, which r«suited In the young man’s stepping on the German'* toe*. Till* irritated tho German, who addressed the other antrlly. "Mine friendU" ho Mid, ’T know mine f®*1 va" meant to be Talked on. but dot briviloge belongs to me.**—Lip pincot Ca. Will Coma Naturally. Tp, Taara of Joy. it’a a easy matter to acquire a flow ■ 7^z- jJoy — are -;z — ;;t — =« — Thu tear* of tall, aa — well M of language, Alonzo. All you have to u,, teara of Borrow. And In that aendo la atop on a tack with your bare' tence are many meanlngc.*—Francla foot I Thompson. 7> INNER. JUNE 4. 191L tenth*: he was. all worthiness, no {Rte wolin urfewi I un Sins lo confes*. The publican took [haste—cume dowip Ina place as n siiibur. stood- nfnr off ill was a pereonil ns a alnner, bowed .his bead as a •churus-iby house.’ sinner, tunolv hi* breast beeanae he] Jjitoliou is urgent' off <*l»*itensalvation." "Knowing Um terror waa a sinner, prayci as a signer for <' "K'“ Marriage Llcriisr.A Ini* Siiiulay June IL himself u *itnner, with Qt*’ rwill 1Of*the Lord we persuade men. Thomaj H. Johnston. Hastings.. .51 Clara Norris, Hastings........ •52 The Friend rtf biimera. Luke 18:9­ that the sinnur baramn a saint. He Ami it is n personal inviUtion..■­uB«. had committed lhe Ilina, now he jre ye reeoflriiod reepnriiod jo to God.H Imlay Today isis . • \ 14; 119:1-10. niu-iu. Burle F. (lillelt. Irving... 1.... ,22 committed lh.*m to God. Not Ins 1h.< only day Hint we are certain of; GOlden 'Jext: -Mark 2:17. Louise L. Hmilh. E. Leroy may never come for u«, sacrifices. Init. God"a xarrilleo ristis- tomorrow ‘ on earth, hi rvjf|ionie to thv inviItiwiew. flail his heart. The Pharisee* ask­ Land Contract. Why do we not believe that ed nothing; tho publican asked all. tat ion Zaeclwus came down and The Uird Rosalia Miller to Wm. C. Hill nnd1 Christ meant that lhe kingdom of The Pharisee'asked m>L and re­ received Him joyfully. wife, 80 acres. Sec. 27, Castleton,> G<h| was in Hi.' heart of those who ceived not; I he imbllcan'asked and desires us to be joyful, having re­ <5,900. qUemnnerf' Rim 'coneeriiHig the it was given hint. The Pharisee volved Him, Have you received .-■irnljig of the kingdom? What did came clothed In getf-righluousne**, 'Him as your Saviour! Will you Quit Claim*. He mean* by telling .them that .the and. went away withotR-a r-hange rtf Itoday receive Him J.iyfulty? This Elizabeth Acker lit Lewis Acker,, kin«ddnr'“6f <".<>.1 ‘ was in1 their garb; the publican came clothed in ’aiwusj-d lhe criticism of the envmidst? , Wliy .lid not the kingdom unrighteousness nnd went away jnles, who spoke true word* when Mary L Hick to Fannie -F. rome w|lh outward show then? with the gamwnU nf God’s righte- they said '"rital he was gone to be Tin* Phar­ guest w>th a man that ia a sinner." Bressen. 80 acres, sec. 33, Prairie­ Will il yet ...me wilh outward ousnesa covering him. show? what u th.* differcnep be­ isee was saiisfled with self: lhe Yes. a sinner, hut a saved sinner. ville. »W. ■ the kingdom und the publican with God. The publican Without a word from the laird, Cynthia II. Chaffee id William B., tween Ziirchaeus expresses t he', determi­ Cramer. 43 acn*s, sec. 2. Balti­ church?- Can there be a kingdom knew, like Paul, that no good thing nation to restore wiptl lie has until tho King comes? What is dwell in him; the Pharisee thought more. IIAXI.wrongfully taken, and to give to the Sally W. York to A. P. and B. W. taking, plac during the time the that there was no good thing that poor. His faith touched his pock­ Kixg. parcel, nee. 29, Johnstown, kingdom is poUponed? What will did not dwell in him. He who was etbook. This was no evidence of be cotlHIHfifK on earth when He raised for our justillcation says 810.00. eoniwfeWjet up (be kingdom? Did that tho one who called for mercy the change that had been wrought. Berds. » i , . Warranty .. . nur Lord Mlicvc\in the Hood, and went away justitied. And what is This was an answer to the mur­ Joseph Mix l‘> W 1 liaii) I. Ja|- in n10 deMrucluxu of Sodom and justillcation? Why it is simply muring ones. Jesus pronouncW rard. ird. lot. Nashville. -Sl.000. -------------- ' Gomorrah? . Tell , about the two having a dear record before God. him saved, he being a wm of Abra­ Lacy'A. ami Hqjtvalr ’ Jones to "lakeu’a" ’and '■lefl's ' And since that record is bcftiN* ham. not merely after the flrali. but Fred O. Hughro; -parcel. IX-llon, God. He must be the one to tell us by faith. Then another answer is Inlrodiirthry. ' givvn the accusers in v 10, in which Dur leaaon < insists of two sepa­ how that record can be made dear. their accusation- is not denied, but • Theodore H. Wood UiClius. Mc- rate portion--, each pregnant with Not our own ideas or ideal*, but His mission is revealed. hi thi< Peck. lol.* Middleville, much-needed truth... Between our His will determine the means by verse we have a Prison—the Bon .-Burdette Briggs to Hurry L. Lew.r. Inst lesson and ihis one sliwnls the wjiich our record is perfected beis. sec. 9. Yankee Spring*. <1.00. fort* Him. In Romans 3 we learn of man. a lb*rforninm*e—came: and pniable of the unjust .judge and the W. IL Barney tn Guy C. Keller, widow, wh.-re we se<- Israel in the that we an* justified without law. n Purpose—lo seek und to save that which was lost. 0 sinner, come to parcel. sec, Baltimore. SUM). days under lhe persecution of that is. without works <v 21),1 by Christ before Un* day of grace ends Geneva L. Hayes to C. D. Mohler, last Anli-Clirisl, .with the exiioiiatioo faith of Jesus Christ tv 22). fredly, i Inta. Cily. »M». ...... tn praytr without fatnfiup, even 'v2ii. by His grace (v .21.', through anti you are Oalled inIn His pres­ Richard M. Bates (o-Gnjvcr Kel­ though the adversary’ press hard, Hu* redemption that is in Christ ence without a robe of righteous­ ness. O teacher, jet us not be sey, parcel. City, <143.75. and the query concerning the faith Jesus v 21 . through His blood (v • Frederick K. Nausel to Marion at the lime of our Lord's return to 25 . lhe sniin* way (hat Abraham looking for a "more irfudern" mes­ Davenport, 3 acres, sec. 17, Hope. jolt a slop to.til.* adversary's acliv- was juslitled 11:1-5), und David sage than "the record that God Hath given of His Son." <1.00. . v 6-8>. Are you juslitled before Jr".• ’ ■ Chas. F/JtwArr , t«> William J. iiy. God? If nor do but rest until you Review (Next week's lesson.) . . Ltsmiii Bl visions. Stimpsofc ml acres'.'sec. 21. Thorjireceive Christ as your Saviour, und The Great Refusual—Mark 10:17­ I. THE PHARISEE AND THE applc. <65rtX-' ■ • * have His perfections placed on 31. Eugene It. Hanlendoff io Chas. II. PL'B^UMM; * 9-li. your r»-< oi<).' . In Christ God sees Do you assign advance wnrk for IL THE PRJXCE AND THE us as Christ, so far as our sins are your claw? » In how many GosRaymond, 2 lots. Nashville, <2 15.00. ■ . Timothy Ellsworth tb' Ira .M. I'UBMUAK. I-10. concerneiL Let us, being thus jus­ l>»*ls i« this incident recorded! ■ In The Oiillinc Bevcluued. Ellsworth. 10 acres, sec. 20, Orange­ tified. respond to Hi* mercy and wind two places in lln* O. T. do we The occasion for:speaking the judge sins, .putting them away. ville. glJM). . find Un* commandments referred to William -Bov I.* lo Frank Curtin, parable is slalejl in v 9. Certain Next we rome lo lhe Prince Ads in v lu? What great defect is wen* iii His holy tiresmice who had 5:.'ll lot. Beechwood Point, Hope. <100. and the publican, another there in lhe young man's question School Dist. No. 1, Juhndown to th.* (wo-fuld fault of trusting .in publhxiii. There was a Zacchaeus »* IJi? What is the great danger llicmsdves I tint they were righte ­ A. P. ami B. W. King, parcel, Johnslo save, so J»;sus ‘ “passed through in having riches? Fiml other pas­ ous, and of despising others. Truly Jericho." Jesus came seeking sages on riches, their use and we iieed hi cany this mresage to Zacchaeus •v 101; Zacchaeus abuse. ' the world today. There is so much sought Jesus v 3. And n _soul Proluilr Court. Nn(c to Headers—Beginning this of spurious t-iglib*ou*ne»r which Is that is fully seeking Jesus is Estate of John Ryan, an insane no righti.*ousneM al all. ' Men never disappointed (Jer. 29:131. week the lessons will appear n week earlier than in the past. person. All receipts and coluRmii m.-aspre Zm-chaens was a successful man. Sincerely your*. tiled. Discnargn issued In Oscar and complin* tii.-mselv.*s among ridi. chief of the publicans: but he . Lie W. Arnes. f Spencer. . . 1 themselves Cor. 10:12.) instead Estate of ifency Miller, dren.«ed. of' measuring themsdlves in thn was a siffner v 7 . and riches nor tAilirac corner* Bond Tied, Idlers of admini«iraiion light of God's Word and worth. In success will not satisfy - the man who is without Christ in (he world. issued to H. I. .Miller. Petition for Mr. ami Mrs. Will Edson iff Sara­ He desired to see Jesus, and did not hearing claims tiled. Claims heard Hie temple io pray, th. one “., a R(»w. difficulties to prevent him' nac called on George Sears, Sunday evehing. Ptaruw. an. : i.' Mlrr a .ubbeun. | ,„„„ ,lut M, Io ?jjrtat'.** of William Titinaish. <!•■- they were t...tli men. botn going ’ Cleo- S<*ars spent Sunday aftcr... .. •• riinl ;« ...ilul ceased. Proof <4 will filed. Bond ilixm wilh Hoy Houghtaliu. They ill. .I and letters i.-l.iiiu'iitarv 1-- ^,111 Til need of Lghl.M.UM". ^, ‘ both ' „S^VLur oUhe uwll lite also attended the baptismal servic­ . । , „ ... T . wy*>> Hi,. i|K sued to Ckyk Tilmursh. Peiition . III1(|er the con.h-nmatmn °2 V1.'._wor!U'. es al L-rfcv Odessa. Quite a few oiidcuuialion <it oi GnHr! •’<“T*i V.'L 1*_K . Some men today do'not others 'from around here nt tended for hearing claims Illcdi Claims |jut see 4ee vu« the contrast. .-..nlrasL " . uui The Pliari- ! cat ^ enough ’ •arts about Jesus Christ to also. : • heard Sept. 29. s “' h« I*..,,gave t. raved 1111 .I .............. !see imtyed "with liim.s«*lf: '.j. ••uiili . *- M*e Him: white ---------------Furown Xei* *'go I In llu* matter of Oten l>. f •i'11,1 "■ ; |hanks, but his riglrteoti.>«>> rietrienii*-I —‘ to -th. Walker Cotton of Grand Rapid* vnd of ,lhe earth ■pent over Sunday at H. F. Cotton's. but did not j for ,h|“ jan alleged insane person. Petition "e,,; •h.* a&r.-r.l■ God. they have the for admission lo Slate hospital Working «m the road is lhe or­ I.al: >- -j» Other own, [h.,I ,„v, — b J., in their tiled. Physicians' report filed. Br­ but none of Ins own: tn* saw other; 1........ 1— der of the day on lhe mile imrlh of il, i of admission- to Stale llustiilai men in one.djss, an.l himself alone hearts try Hie Holy Ghost that hath the church. ,'. •• be.-n given null) them. There entered.' . in aiiuilierjrlass: he. said "God, I must )><• something extraordlnaiy Estate "f Frances Wil!.t*». d-*- thank thee.^’btir did not IliSmk God; taking place iti his heart that this Will lime lll|j Rally ut (’.harinlle. re.iM'd. I'etillmi .for proli.ili of will he prayed "With himmdf," but not rich man i#--ranning ahead and The I*, of "H. will have a tri(il.d. Hearing tlilreon June. 2(J. 1 for hims.-lf; lie prayed against climbing U ft'f-e. Yes. lie is soon lo eminly rally Salunlay. June 13, al others not far'others; he exalted be IramduH-d from. lhe kingdom of the Fair <irounds in Chariotl>*. All Southern Italy is I" have a *IK.- hi* nwli sai-rifleps. tint not llie-sac- darkness into light. of llh-Granges of Barry, Eaton and .On<ff* did non,UMi wai>'i’ power electric plant. rillcc of God; ho gloried in his giv­ ( Ciithoun coumies will participale. Nearly 150,000 liurse|a>wer will be ing nf n tenth, hut said naught •Jesus lovkojp. lo a am mid then to invite. liim down to be saved. I ats.iil God having given him ten devcbiped. I RAWER WANT AIIVS. PAY. COURT HOUSE NEWS INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON. O. A. BOYES Department Store For Boo or Girl A watch at graduation it a gift that will terve long and will be appreciated. Chooiing gift watches from our line is a source of -JilO genuine pleasure. Here is the simplest, most inexpen- erfu siye watch—styles with­ out number and the very finest watches made, with Hamiltons — Howards Elgins Walthams and others to various select from. Pike & Damon Jewelers—Opticians Phone 281 ■M* England received morn than II,OOOjlOO^n (axes from the vast rotate left by Mrs. Elizabeth Euston. whodied recently In Yorkshire al the ag^of ninety-five. IJr wcig Marc Hie i the Moll, dispc colts Wi Ask About This $50 Auto Satu Hast . my I cast Absloutely Free To Some Boy or Girl HUSTLE FOR VOTES UNTIL JULY 15 Head These Directions lion slain and cond and GjpHE BOY OR GIRL who gets the greatest number «LL of votes before July 15 gets this nice Juvenile Auto. Save the wrappers from “Hastings Potato Bread,” “Malted Kream Bread” and,“Bra-Lour Brown Bread.” Every wrapper from a 5-cent loaf counts 5 votes and ev­ ery wrapper from a l()-cent loaf counts 10 votes. Get busy, boys and girls! If your friends don't use our breads get them to do so and save the wrappers for you* Every Thursday the names of the contestants will be published with the.number of votes credited to each. Mail or bring these wrappers to us each week on WEDNESDAY SURE. lutel j TAKE NOTE OF THIS! The boy or girl who brings us the greatest number of votes gets the Auto. Gretr Swat the Fly A liy killed now prevents millions by and by. We have a full line of fly-fight­ ing supplies—SWATTERS, TAN­ GLEFOOT and POISON. J Special Nex (Saturda We will give 230 votes with every 25-cent purchase of our pastries. : : : : AND STAR BAKERY RESTAURANT PHONE 381 trtonic Upon 1 ■he wa Mui HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Hastings, Mich. any oil •« �n xg i, News of The Auto World State Street Garage Where Opposite Barry Hotel Exclusive agents for Kclly-Springfisld tires. A number of motorists in Barry county have used these tires for two years or more. They have a 5000-mile guarantee. Car That Is Making w Automobile History P1>£R MATERIAL du, not enter into the construction AT on earth at any price: for here is the best the science lurgy and automobile construction knows. The Maxwell “1 today the automobile sensation ol the United States and jrope. To the automobile'world the'Maxwell "x; I- _ulooked for achievement—an epoch-making triumph. The Maxwell “35” is a hundred times car at >750—it is a superbly finished, Dig, erlul five-passengsr automobile. Motorists of lhe World CJet Service Wc also have the "Woodward Pump." Ask about it. Saves lots of hard work and time. Oils, Gasoline and Automobile Accessories. F. E. Budd and H. E. Blacb Proprietor* FRENCH CAR AGAIN WINS AT MOTOR EVENT BRITONS PLANNING TO BUILD 1600 MOTOR CAR When you buy a motor car you expect to spend your money for SERVICE-'that’s why THE CADILLAC is built to give service—und that 4s what it does. You never hear an owner of a Cadillac “kicking”—he is sat­ isfied-thousands of Cadillac drivers are going and com­ ing, and always with satisfaction because The Cadillac takes them where they want to go and brings them back. The Cadillac is built on honor—the only really standardized motor car. Como lu America to Buy Tlmir *?If it’» a Maxwell You’ll Get There Motors—Must do Something to Counteract American Genius. It's flatter to fluy a Cadillac Jhan to idish you /fad AVERAGE SPEED FOR WINNER A Llritidi-buiit car to.list al $500 IN MOTOR WORI.D CLASSIC and thus meet American cofnpetlliou is pluiiniMl and di-llnite stepp IS 82.17 MILES A. E. Bassett, Prop Nashville, Michigan have been (aken lo put it on Inn market. America, however, will llguru in thu produciixii by hy-nOLDFIELD, THE POPULAR AMERI­ ikhing lli«* motors for this new Eng­ CAN DRIVER, WINS FIFTH PLACE lish construction. FacU in thn cam were brought mil through Urn vixil of \V. II. M. OSCAR ECLEBERG, Manager. None Seriously Hurt In This Great'' Morris, of lhe W. IL M. Motors Lim­ 220-222 North Ionia Ave. Grand Rapids, Mich. ited of Oxford,' Englund, to I lie Rare. Joe Dawson, 1912 Win­ plant of the Gonlinenlal Molor Mfg. ner Injured but nol Seriously (k>. al Ibtlniil, where lie placed un ' Reiw Thnnian. driving n French order for 5XXI0 motor- lo bn used WITH ELECTRIC rar. won thn fourth annual■ 500- in Ibis new t&M) car, which is lo bv STARTER *1050 niitd Face 911 lint liidlanaitolirt 1110- iiMi'inblkd in England. r.o-B. petroia Other Motor Notes. | lor'speedway, Deeurntion Day. Tho motor which Morris will use Iowa Buys 100 Caro Daily-Iowa 1 All speedway records from live in his car. tha Morris-Oxford, al­ ready a well-known make, is the is now buying t(N nl-w motor rm.lo 5<>o miles were broken.* Tho Oral AYncrican ,to finish wan (kmlipenlal model U. Il is dis­ every day. Tho records iu Ino of-, Burney Oliblehl who crossed the, tinctly-n new type in American llr.o of lhe secretary of state show ! mantxfaclure. Thu butr slid stroke that 80 per cent of the cars now be- . wire iu flflh place. are 2% by i;.lhe crank. »sc and cyl­ ing registered are new pnea and । Thomas* time was 0 houre, 3 min­ inders are cast in unc piece, Dial the uvernge regislralimi for utes ami I5.V0 seconds. the oil pan is of aluminum; Hie [each day is 5oo. This makes 100' Tim winner maintained an aver­' crankshaft has tnrve liberal-slxou new cars a day for (he slate. The age speed of 82.47 miles an hour.• bearings; lubrication i« by a com- general complaint among the disThe former record of 0 hours 211 plele force-feed xy4ein; Hie lines trihutors is that, they cannol sup­ minutes and .0J seconds was estab­• nre European. Themrsl motors of ply the demand. lished by Joe Dawson in 1012, The' tliis order are.now going llirougli. Marking Routes to ('.Mllforiila— ; m-w record c«tabli»lied to tday was' and Morris has spent u great deal Tha Automobile Club of Houlhern due in a large measure lo lhe ideal1 of bis lune for Jln> past two months have just.placed an or­ weather conditions which prevailed.•' iii the two Com mental plants, in California der for iJMNi posts and ’J.iSX) -igns । Bn Arthur Dtiray finished sccoml,, .Muskegon and Del roll, bringing to direct traftie toward soul hern . weigl seven mimiteti nfler Hp? winner. Al-■ with him his bwn staff of engineers California from eastern point*.’Ulis | Morel nocJ. Guynt, » teamale of Thomas,, to oversee the preliminaries. is one of the llrst stuns iii prepar­ was the third driver lo Im given the• rfl. allon for the riislf of nm|orisls to I tln/v * van oiiovv yuu a xcuuru ui ao milCb Tho Morris factory is in Oxford^ checkeretl flag aiul Jules Goux, win­• the scat of Oxford university, by Of California in 1015. On cavil sign | ner of lhe 1013 race finished in[ miles from Louden. He has fucill- will he the name of the club mid 1 ti,» fourth place, six minutes ahetrd of1 lies for turning out bn Ul» assem­ I lie.insignia of Um route, The tiro: [ । Oldlleld. bling plan about !'«' cars per week. lot ordered will be placed in An| Six men were injured, none of1 but probably will lind il necessary zona. 11 them, seriously, during the conlest.. very soon to increafifi his capacily. C°w"lli -----Plans for Ford Cleveland, Branch I Joe Dawson sulTensI a broken col-■ “I shall fight l Im American in­ —Tim preliminary drawings'(or Hie 1st. os . ■ . lar-Wmu and minor injuries wheni vasion with American methods,” building of Ihe l'ord Nolor Co.’a ooRntun. . . I his car turned over mi lhe southi stales Mr.Morris. “Il is folly lo try scmbly plant at Cleveland, have }It1y’’*|il"'rhfttever y°u P*y for a car- whatever kind ol a car .turn after trying io dodge wreckedi lo meet it in any otlwr way. Bril- been prepared mul call for a fourinai'hiiio of Ray Gittjooley. . Vere• ish cars bunl in accordance with .Hlory lirepiitof building. 1157 by 125 cast cyou have act your heart on—buy from a business otandL Hanies, Dawson* mcchanlciini, wasi British tradllimi- are mrcliaiiit'al feel in size. Later there will be hurl and Gilliopley and Nino Zuimni,, masterpieces, Imller perhaps on I lie erected another building in Hie rear fpoint. You will spend many hours tn ttie’^utomobile his mcrhapiciuii, also suffered mln-■ average than American curs, but uf the first. you buy. You can spend that time in the enjoyment or injuries. Jean tlhasstignu und Al­■ lli<<y are lu lpl.— against the Am­ Ford Fights in England—The1 ! bert Mili’liell, handling an Englishi erican lyt»e, fr>r no British or Eu- right of the Ford Motor <’x». to tlx I of motortag or you can have troubles of many kinds. par. limped away from their ma­- rojK'an maqiifa. lurcr is producing the miiiirnuiii price of Ford euro tn' You can have an expensive car or one whose economy­ chine after il rolled uvcCun a turn.. cars in quantity. • England is again tn be eonloste<| m I I 'Thi' race was an . exciting oii<’' doubles the pleasure of .motoring. 'Tho European method is that <rf the higli court of justice. -The Ford I [ from the start nml. his rivalry• the workshop ralher than that of company this yyar ohlaiiied n court , The KRIT is not an untried car; it is a car that has among the foreign (earns made one: the factor}'; payin'- much attention deci-ivn eqHtling It to say what was ' given years at satisfaction to automobile, owners. For [Jorthv mo»lf I'xcitiiig finislms.thu(I to details, tiumstnking lo a fault. Hie lowest price at which its euro] ever has been wilnesaed ul the In-• bul ox'cnedingly Mew'. Hlandardizn- idmuld l*e sold here; but the judges four years KR1T cars have been (mown as serviceable .diunajiplis.course. lion in the American, sense is prac- held thut if iiud failed to prove tile ' and reliable motor cars. damage resulting from one of its Georges Boillol, in'a desperate ef-. ticully unknown. London agents underselling other.-, i fori lo overhaul Thomas, pushed Records ot 25,000, 60.000 and even 100,000 although It was' untitled to collect Ins car to such excessive speed that ALTO. miles of uce in owners' hands have demonstrated in the mm hundred and forty-sevMrs. Mary Miller returned lo her penalties for breach of contract on •■nth lap he was forcer) out when hontn in Alina Wmlnwalay after a Hie part of the agents. It is said the mechanical soundness of KRIT cars. Hundreds of leading (be held, because of a brok­ brief visit with her brother, Peter thut one of the chief causes of Hie owndrs testify to this fact in letters praising KRIT en frame. Bi-rgy and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Bvr- litigation Is the fact dial certain Duray Hi rd led lhe spectators by gy accompanied i»-r to flrand Rap- English car mnmifuclwi-crs lire en­ construction and the low up-keep cost of their cars. In­ deavoring In cheek the Font enter-: ! his seiiutional effort lo cutch Thoinstances of 5,000 to 10,000 miles ol service without the । as in Hie lallijr purl of Hie contest MIm Addie KinehiF is caring for V-rb^ 0,1 lbt* '"lc1 "f _ necessity of touching a wrench to their cars are many, I amt Gnux xbCDied always to be u Mrs. rs. John Branan mid liltln daugh damth-­ i 1 ’!nl ''ars Imre having liml a < i.<| contender for iirol nluce. 'lliomas ter who arrived at tjluir home re- a.-tlrous rffrcl upon Engh.-dt Miles, several in Barry County. 'it is claium.d. J made ofi*««iop nl (hn pili Duray cenUy. two ..................... uud Guyot 'one. In Ibn• first HX) ■ ",......... W. . <xn4.rin Cmrgriff.i>and hi Irareminer Miller were ■ Application-was made today l«< fiiileo some drivers stopper) on ul- jn Ada Wednesrlay <>n btuinros. Vn"i‘‘| ■■■..a.-,. I tho court of appeals for (mnnissimi !im»sl Thc'nieo . oiiihL every rverv lap. kill 'I Iia nta began lu»crmi ----- — ...i wife ........ rigiled lutelf • Paler r» Bcrgy ami . 111 to reargue lhe cw—Jmforo three Ito si-ttle down after thn 100-rnile ' lords jusliife of bppegl. This. wa> ■ ,............. .. ........ . • i.uieoouia Caledonia imr the iasi last of me the week. week. mark was paired and tho average Minn Thompson of flrand Rantas I allowi'd, and the Fijnl company reMHM-d increased. ) Irnnnw drove the visited over Sunday wilh Charles I ceiwtf uu vxlcnaitni of liliie lo pn l:»,t III iruluk ril nn rivArnt.., ..t ...... . last Id miles ul. an tiycraije of moye . Foolo ami wife. < tliuii 84 tilth's an hour. 1 Hluwarl Draper and wife attended I Tim Allowing*of Bob Burman wa*Decoration servin’* in Lowi-ll SalEnvironment. w disap|>oinlmriit. unlay. “Economics changes man's activi­ Croud Pulls for filtiflcld. A good many, from this place nl)ld < londed Um tall gaum al Ixiwcll rfun^ ties. As you change a man's activi­ fl is estimnhMl liinl ll)0,UOU peonliffB ’ H Citizens Phone 98 • Middleville. Michigan ties you change' hts' way of living, stiw the imnlual. Tiionias was gtv- j day. , Mn a hearty rimer when Im drowj Mr. and Mrs. h<J. Dygerl gave a and as you change- hla environment /fastings. Mich I up to-lln- pits and utribcaced his iniwellanooim shower Wednesday you change his state of mind'. PreUP-cliailiciau, but through the till) Itudlpr last I ’’Viming brother. Harry «nd Injunction do not percepti­ nmchaniciati, .... r*’for " ” then " ’— ”"------on mill's thn croWrl was hhoutingl ,’”lvinaml wife. who won? recently- wy >ff**t TO*n; but food. water, air. clothing. shelter. shelter,.rpictures, Height of-Happiness. for Oldfield nu<l urging him on Inim«jri<nl.-' ; clothing, '--—- books, muMir»H .MiKirm Mildn-rl amin-wb Audnjws visitcu visited lust last. ale, will and do.” Gretchen, the little Garman maid, Either you arc ncccitary to pror|_- regain Um liotmrs-America lost lol Jilas On and Off, was given a dress belonging to ono denco. and then you have no r|<ht Erance over the name course lusl wi-ck with Imr brothur (Hunt nnd: fumily, nduniing liunie Sunday ar. j year. • • _French scientists have found a new’ n you're young—then, of the daughters of tho house, who to kill younulf by overwork, nr yon Confidence Slow of Growth. <M>mpuul)'d by Mr. au'd Mrs, Aud-i source x»f vegetable ivory tn tho albu-i «Mn yon find yourself well on. you'll went to college. Gretchen had a his-1 arc aot neecmary to providence, and D'w.a. I rou cannot open connaetics u you You cannot open confidence as you men of the fruit of a small palm grow- nlso find yourself well off.—J. D­ "English" Walnut From Francs. trlonlc soul and loved Hire lives " then you hare no need to kill yourLauin William* rwrivrfl word' do an oyster: It expands gently from The so-called English walnut is ah Ing tn the French Sudan. . Rockefeller. Upon returning from her “day out” aelf by overwork. 1 put that dllerpThurwdav of lhe <lcat|j of |h«i- fnlh-1 within In raaponaa to a genial, atltnU' sho was asked if shu had had a good ma to you Ih all aariomness. and most exclusively tho product of ®ri.Mr-J.'4rVl‘.,r‘!' folio* Influanca from without, as a bud France, whence this country Imports time. "Oh.- yah,” pho replied. “1 felt ' uiro?rts<,|i‘U<>lii-''|lA! ‘’’ *a vU,,hw ,ler * roae -Gaorge Jordan.’ . Comei M • Surpris*. . —----- from fifteen to twenty-th* million pkoost like a eolildge golrl.’' ran.—Chattel Kingsley. Ten yean altar marrlaxo II a man To make llnolaam look like ns*, pounds annually. The Mibscs Ulaiirhfi IJolly, iH-url i happens to tall hla wife that bo lovoa just try mopping tr with akimmad Juketuik mul Mirud l.pfilon of Urand'Improvement Happinaaa. . her.'lilft look* around for a soft spot I milk instead ot water; --- milk *•"jparator Must experiment a Little First. Iluptdw vfailed aver Handuy with There are no rules tor felicity.— Human Impro-emcnt ia from within |u which to throw a flL -------- --' •Jacob Kunkle mid family. Victor Hugo. itward— Froude. ’ , outward. Edwin Bunker pmued away .Mun ­ _ ........ ifa des aomw ole sin you tried ter hide tied we can’t love a man and be whera day al Hie home nf his (taughler, Oregon ha.- :r wife's eompctiaaFor 11m first six months of HR? ■' w' .. .............. "" Tim roads of the plains uf Ar- »tmu 1UU bill., (<niUH .. Mrs. Mildred King. <>f Caledonia. calling for roiuVcnsaiMm diamond- digging ureter of suulhshould keep away from him. Nr. und Mi>. Ixwig Albers of geullna have d«-«-(mr «lu4l iu Mini- by *■“ saloonkeepers —■ -------- , yvhere hustands weaienr Transvaal legislature of .Manitoba to prohibit have ik» .... , , . -, ,, itocKioru HuekforiL VISIpsI wiled Hie Um p| i*u»t ww-k wilh tnrr uud deeper imid rn winter (tail div from ali-<>|udiNii.’ reference In ihr diamond num* ’ iJT white wotntmi .utoru stiiiahiu-. -.limn tho 'emplojmriil . ’...a — , lhe lougisl plant ill the world tho f<irim»r mother ||w LeUa those of any oilier part . of the,, Geriijany ----- ’------- is *• Hi.- greiilcst beer proper) vhhJammmI .sUmw* of a total uny other .... gild girl* in any fartoly dr phivc of said to be a .peek- of subtropical ix-uuu and fumil' ' world; <■.■n-.ipi.-oHv th,- . .u-,,n.■■driukhtg L______ v ............. , in-.Hui world, of country value of m ULMK. yearly average is hour*. Ini munuiss owned or managed by i reuweud which grow# . suihcUnna ' -T Used on them have wheels from six iSt.ftOfi 5f,LOT brewv-ro brewnro in the Urn world 25 25.1MM) — England it fit l.iiN. Cbinrou or Jupuuew. iXX) fort iu length. ------ -bankkh want Advil■ to fifteen fuel in diameter. lare found in Germany alone. 1 DINNER WANT ABV* HtV. BASSETT GARAGE Western Michigan Cadillac Co KR 950 DON’T "I can show you a record of 25 miles «(he gallon of gasoline with the above car.” Smidge Thoroughly The Car You Buy Be induced to purchase some oth­ er make of car when you want a "BUICK,” even though our entire 1914 production has been disposed of. . YOU will be well paid in the long run by waiting until JULY for a 1915 Model Hastings Buick Co Hastings, Mich Wise guyers £uy &arly We urge you to make any kind of a (a«dt ol the KRI r you may desire. 'Phone me for a demonstration H. E. BENNE.TT 1 Thirty-six Fords sold and delivered this season Ddh’t wait, but buy at once. Stebbinsjfato Co �THE HASTINGH JIANN^l E Hastings Banner Pubitshed every Thursday al Hastings, Michigan. COOK HUGH- Editors. FIFTY-NINTH YEAH Want Column, .ic a word for each insertion. No adv. for less than 12 rente. (lard of Thiink.-i. I<* a word. Uhitunry poetry und resolutions, Obituaries nf 20 linos or leas will Subscription by Mail. Pml-I'aid. be published free; 5 cents per line ONE YEAH. in advanceDlJUl charged for each line above the 20 SIX -MONTHS, In advance 50 THREE MONTHS, in advance.. .25 hoes. Notices of births, deaths or mar­ CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS riages will be printed free as news per year, iu advunt-e 150 matter. No communication will* be pub­ Entered at the poaibflke at HasIhtgs, Michigan, us second class lished under any eircufiistaueea unleguil hears lhe writer's name and postoffice address. • ADVERTISING RATES. JUft PRINTING Display advertising rates on’at* .plication, • The BANNER has one of lhe best Business locals and reading no­ equipped job offices tn Western tices. On iirst.page or among brev­ Michigan and Is prepared to do any ities, 12H cents a line. kind of book and job printing. THE HARMONY CONFERENCE AT DETROIT. •The harmony conference, designed to reunite kith the republican party thorn who acted with lhe progressives in 1912. was held in Ih’lmit Tuesday of Inst week, mid no. doubt accomplished much toward that end. -Then* was just one discotSlant vote, and that came from''Secretary of Stale Martimiate. who in mduslriuitaly looming himself-for the governors* • ship. Mr. Marltudale belittled himself and rendered his defeat, for the guvenibiphto certain byhls foolish act of Issuing a statement which , knocked the conference and ull who.were in good faith trying to promote ... liunnany uiJhc ranks uf lhe.piuli\_..’nuL^D.' Wlu).plai:t;H.Jp,!t.p.'iMjiial Interests ’above his parly* interests, as Mr. Martindale did in this in­ stance, al once writes himself down ns loo small a man for the governor­ ship, or for ntty other position win-re large vuihmed men are needed. The a|H*eidi<*s of Congn ssmjn Kelley, pf Senator William Alden Rinith, of Renalor Borah. the -guest of honor, as well as lhe resolutions ‘ adopted by lhe conference. all evidenced n desire lo acknowledge that the actions nf lln* republican n.ilhintrt committee und of the republican iiatioual* convention were suelt I hat no- man's standing in the parly can be or ought to ho questioned because he voted for Roosevelt instead of Th ft, 11 may be doubled if iu any other manner Limn by repudiating the party's candidate co»hl lhe rank and flic rid lhe party of its odious bosses. who. by controlling the ttniinhul committee, eouhl and did force lhe nQininalion of a man whom lhe rank ami file had plainly indicated that they did not waul. It was nothing short of an outrage to force the nomination - of a candidate frn the presidency’ through delegation* front southern slates wlins<* entire republican vote would not equal Hie vote given b> .one Mirhignif republican candidate.for Congressman. As a result of this split in the parly,a minority of about 41 twr cent of the total vole have given us lhe Underwood bill nnd business depres­ sion, which even the currency law raitiinl remedy, nnd have made us a humiliating spectacle before lhe nations of lhe world by our 30-rnlted ‘■Mexican policy.’”which lacks every element of a fonsislenl policy ex­ cept lhe imine, In view of the blllrriies* engendered by the’ campaign nf 1912. il seeins’remarkable that so long a step toward reconciling the two sect ions of the once victorious parly 1ms been lakeifas was evidenced nJ Detroit, where former progressives,and those who had always vified the party ticket vied with each other m laboring to rasloiv that peace which is necessary for parly victory, amt I" revive Ihti Itytguishing business.<ff our country. For il Is our belief that wA talipot Whisper as a nation un­ der any-stich a tariff law as thut enacted by the present congress. ■ Thu assurance of a nation-wide primary law. which will make in­ tijferenee by the nutiohal committee impossible; lhe establishing of rep/IWhlnlion in future republican nationalconventions on a basis'of I ho. >cpablic:m vole; nnd especially-the widespread and acute business de­ pression, uhirli progressives and rep.ublicans alike agn-c in ascribliig«J<> the tu’W ••lariff-for-rrveiiue-only” law; all these causes have combined to pave th*- way for reupilitig lhejiarly. - - But it i»n'l ull dime yet. II remains lo be seen whelher Mr. Roosevelt is more inlercsled in principles than in his own jmlilicai fortunes; or whelher he is willing lo say Ihai. . if lhe reunited parly will, in gmxl faith, advocate progredklvQ principles, lie will be satisfied with any enndidnti- fur lhe presidency whose-past record shows that lie will in good fnilh liilsir to have those policies made the law of the hind. Il will nm■ lerially aid in Ihr reotganiralioj) of the parly if Mr. Roosevelt will lake lliul allilmle. Ami those who >up|>orted Mr. Taft have their duly to perforin. If they pul forward men of the Barties type, men who aeetri incnpuhle of iipprecialing that Ilian,* must be -piogress, and Hint |>rogr<*ss involves cliHuges in platforms especially designed l»i^N*lp the common mail b*• cause he is a man: if they show resentiiient toward'lhosc who, in good Tailh and for patriot it* t-raaons. supporled Mr. RoosttvcU in.1912; if .lhe Taft men shall allow such a spirit as that, they will piyy I hat a reor­ ganized and reunited republican parly is nn Trridiscent dream.'' and tile people will abandon it to a deserved oblivion. Bui if a large niinileil spirit shall be ,-liown llimitglimtl the nation by those who *up|M>rh*<l Mr. Toft. Mich a* wax shown-ul Dgtrnil? we will again have a victorimi* republican with- its face set tn the ftthtn*, I and nol turned io lhe past alone. That past has Ih*<-ii a glorioipt-past willt Ljp* republican parly, bill H19I will nol solve the pnihhuns'of Ihc^ fiour. nor of life rotiiing years. count mist m |l tenths: he wa*. all worthiness, no; His was in urgent sins lo confess. The publican look haste—come <k»wnhts place .a* a sinner, stood, afar off R was u pereooal as n sinner, bowed ,his head as u ’ ihaetis—thy house. ------- »n<*te hi*■ |,i,.u ut l>»nuuwu m is is ursent urgent “1Today ® lhe day sinner, breast because Im Im. vxtaliuii vatiiBi. “Knowing !h« tansr Murriupc License*.’ was a iliiner. prayed a« a eipnur fur * Fbr Sunday June 14. of lhe Lord we persuade men." himself a sinner, with tin* result । Thomas H. Johnston. Hasting*. .51 And it is a perwinal invitation “Be Clara Norris. Hastings The Friend nf smnera. Luke 18:9- that the sinuisr bec.ainr a saint. He . —* reconciled lo God.” Today- Is liatl commit let! the sins, now lie ‘ ~ ye reconciled to Hurlo F. Gilleli. Irving «il we are certain of; Ills lhe only Jiy day ‘.that committed them to God. Not .... Gulden Text:' M«ik 2:17. Louise L. Smith. E. Li-roy sacrifice*, but God's aacritlce satis­ tomorrow tnay never come fur u*. * Rrv leu. fied his heart, ’('lie Pharisee ask­ 011 earth. In response to the Invi­ Land Contrail. Why do we not believe dial ed nothing; the‘publican asked all. tation Zncehtieus came down and. The Lord llOBalin Miller to Wui. C. Hill and Christ meant that tbu kingdom of The Phariiiee asked not. nnd re­ received Him Joyfully. wife, 80 acres, sec. 27. Castlclon, Gw! Was in ilie heart of .those who ceived not: the imblieau asked and desire* us to be joyful, having re­ queaUquM Him concerning lhe it was given iilm. The Plwi'isee ceived Him, Have you received 85,900. ‘•uinin|f.qf ttii kingdom? Whuj did • nine clothed in self-rtghtiyjusncss, Hun us your Saviour? Will you 'ihis Quit ('Jahns. He. mean by telling them that the and'wi*it away without a change of today receive Him joyfully? Elrzalidh .U-ker io Lewis Acker. kinlKImitVpf God was In their garb; (lit* publican came clothed in nrouspd the.* critldam of the enemidst* Why did not’ ttifl kingdom unrighteousness nnd went away uiies, who spoke true wenls wheir they said 'Thai he was gone to be Mary L. Flick lo Fannie F. come with outward show then? with the garment.*! of God'« righleBrresen, 80 acres, sec. 32. Prairie­ Witt it yet. come wilh outward' onsness covering him. ’ Tin* Phar- guest with a man that is a sinner.” show? What is the dilfetiAice be­ • l«w wm *satisfh*d. with self: the Yes. a sinner, but a saved sinner. ville, 8H4MI. the kingdom, and lhe tubiican with God. The publican Without a word from the laird, Cynthia II. Chaffee lo William B. tween Cramer. 43 acres, sec. 2. Balti­ church? Can llu-re be a kingikun new. like Paul, (hat no good thing Zticclineus expresses lhe determi­ he has until tho jiing coines? What is dwelt in him; the Pharisee thought nation to restore wlial more. 8IJM». Saffy W. York to A. P. an.l B. W. taking, pjai-.- during the lime the that there was nn good thing that wrongfully lak**n. and to give to tho King, parcel, sec. 29, Johnstown, kingdom i> imsJ(Mined? What will diil not dwell, in him. He who was IMXtr. His faith touched hiss pock­ etbook. This was an evidence nf lie conditionon earth when " raised for our JuAtillration says «IOJ».‘ come* to set up the kingdom? Did that the one who called for mercy the change that had been wrought Wiimmty Deeds. our Lord believe in (the flood, and went away justified. And what is This was an answer to the mur­ Joseph Mix tn William P. Jar- in Iho (MWruciion d, ' ■' Sodom ■— and justification? of Why it is simply muring ones.. Jesus pronounces rard. hit. Nashville. 81.001). GomorraL; ran? Tell >■ .< about ..... the two having a clear record before God. 'him saved, he being a son of Abra­ Lacy A. and Hannah Join's lo “taken’s" and "left's.” And since that . record is before ham. not merely after the flesh, bul Fred O. Hughes, parcel. Delton. God, He must be the one to tell us by faith.- Then another answer is Introduetory. (he accusers'in v IQ, in which SI JOO. Our lesson consisls of two sepa­ how that record cun be made clear. given (heir accusation Is not denied,' bul A watch at graduation is Theodore 11. Wood to Chiu. Mc­ rate portion-, each pregnant wilh Not our own Ideas or ideals, bul His mission is revealed. Peak. lol. Middleville. AW.' . niucli-ueeded In (his His-will determine the means by tiuth. Iklween our Bui th ll*' Ki i-'-’s I" Harry I- I.evv- last lesson und this ofle stands the which our record is perfected be­ verse we have a Person—lhe Bon a gift that will serve long 1?. sec. 0. Yankee Hpriqgs.-8E00.— - man, a Performance—came; and parable of |lie uiijlisU|ll<Jpi- Ml-t thiJ fore-Him.—In lUuuans 3-wa learn of W. II. Barney to Guy C. Keller, widow, a Purpose — lo seek and (o sav ’e that and will be appreciated. I hat we are justified without taw. where wc set* Israel in the parcel, sec. 33, Baltimore. 8UX). which was lost. O sinner, come (0 days under the perswtllion of that is. without works (v 21), by Christ liefore the day of grace ends Geneva L. Hayes to C, D. Mohler. last Anti-Christ, with th*- exhortation faith of Jesus P.hrisl (v 22). fredy. and you are called into His-pres­ Choosing gift watches 2 lota. City. Si.00. to prayer without fainting., t.’vctt,. !v2t', by His grace tv 21), Uirougfi ence without a rolie of righteous­ -Hiqhnrd M. BaleA • In Gruver Kel­ though lhe advemry proM-Wd." j Ihe-redwiiptum that- i»-In Ehriot sey. parcel, City. 8113.75. ' o leather, let us not-be from our line is a source of and the query concerning lhe faith Jesus !v 241. through His blood (v ness. Frederick K. Nausel to_ Marion at the time of our Lord's relufn to 25 . the satin* way that Abraham looking fur a “more modern" mes­ Davenport, 3 acres, sec. 17, Hope, was justified (1:1-5), nnd David sage than "lhe record that God genuine pleasure. Here is 81.00. v tf-8 . Are you justified before hath given of His Son." hy. Chas. F. Parker to William J. God? If not do lint rest until you Review (Next week's lesson.) . Ltmoii Bi vision*. the simplest, most inexpen­ fUiinpson. 80 acres, see. 21. Thornreceive Christ as your Saviour, and The Great Refusual—Mark 10:17­ I. THE PHARISEE AND THE have His perfections placed on 31. h|H>le. «4KML . Eugene R. Hardeiidorf to Chas. H. PUHLIOAN.' I'-IL Do you assign advance work for your record.* In Christ God sees sive watch—styles with­ H. THE PRINCE AND THE us as Christ, so far as our sins are your class'? » In how many Gos­ Raymond. 2 lots, Nastiville, $215.00. Timothy Ellsworth to Ira M. PUBLICAN. I-to. . In concerned. Let 11*. being thus jus­ pels is this incident n-corded? The OutliiM* hereloiM'd. out number and the very Ellsworth, hl acres, sec. 2i>. Orange­ tified, respond to’His mercy and wlial two places in (he O. T. do we ’ 1 he occasion for speaking the ville. SIAI. judge sins, putting them away. And the commandments referred to .William Hoyh-a to Frank Curtis, partible is atali-d ill v 9. .Certain Next we come lo the Prince -Acts in v 19? What great defect is finest watches made, with were iii His ln>ly presence who bad 5:3ii lol. Beechwood Point..Hope. $100. ufid the publican, another there in lhe young man's question, • School Disl.’N’o. I. Johnstown lo the two-fold fault of trusting in publican. There was a Zacchaeus. v 17)? What is the great danger Hamiltons — Howards— A: P. and B. W. Klug, parcel. Johns­ llivmselves I hut they were righte­ lo save, so Jesus “passed through in having riches? Find other pas­ ous, and of despising others. Truly Jericho." town. $30. came seeking sage* on riches, their- use anil we need to cany this message to Zgcchafus Jesus tv 10); Zaechacti* abuse. Waltham a Elgina the world today. There is so much sought ’Jesus (V S’. And a soul I'rolmle Ouirt. Note lo Readers—Beginning this uf spurious righteousness which Is that Is fully seeking Jesus is Estate of John Ryan, an- insane no righlv.ou>!i*-*s al all. ' Men never .disappointed iJer. 29:13’. work the lessom wtll appear n and various others to week earlier than in the past. |H*raod. All receipts and consent measure thvinsi'lvcs by tneinsolvos, Sincerely yours. Hied. Dischnrgn issued to Oscar and . compare tlicmsolves among Zacchaeus was a aucceMful man. rich, chief of lhe puhlicans: but lie select from. ’ । <-. Leo W. Antes. Spencer. ’ tticinselves 2 (air. 10:12,} instead was a sinnep v 7), and riches nur Estate of Henry Miller, drrased. of measuring llieinsfllvtts 111 the TAMARAC- CORNERS. ' Bond Tiled, letters of administration light Of. (£&)’* Word nnd worth.’ In success will not satisfy the man iNnted In II. I. Miller. Petition for tin* parable two men went up into who is-without Christ in the world. Mr. and Mrs. Will.Edson of $ara-> lienring claims filed. Claims hyurd the temple to pray; the one a Hu desired to sue Jesus, and did nol tine called <Mt George Scare, Sunday allow dillh'uUies (o prevent him evening. Pharisee, nixl I lie other a publican. from lining so. He wanletl to see ' Cleo K.-ars spml Silnday after­ Tliey were bolh men. both going ceased. Proof of will filed. Bwd into lhe tipple, both going to pray, “who He wns." That is wlial men noon with Roy llnuglltaliy., They filed nnd lellrra leslaim*ntai-> js-; iMitti ill need of righteousness. Imitisurd io Clark Tilmnrsh. Petition under th- wmdrnBUllon Quite a few a* Jud,;. S-.m. 7,,rn h.to,- ii'nol it* al larke OdesNi. fur hearing claims filed. Claims li-1'',,1 rare . noush about J.-.u. CI.rUI lo others from around here attended • ■ -••• I.ruynl anil liuii-ir. hr aa»r r|,nlb , Hh h|, also. Walker Colton of Grand Hapitls ll'«"k>. bul h.r b . —u nsbItoua-1 „,h.r. u„. |hl. |h an nilegetl insane person. Petition ■in.; udi .......... I Hod. bul didawl (w Hlm brcaii... ...... . have ;b« stM-nt-oyer Sunday al ft. F. Cotton's. Jewelers—Opiiciani for admission lo Stale hospital ■ adore l.od; b siw olh.r luru . -III., |„v, Working on (he road is the orG„, , tiled. Physicians' report filed. Or-1 but of. bis own; h>* saw other l.r.rla by lh>- Holy c.bo.l Ibal hath iter of lhe day on the mile north of .........none ........ ................ .... Phone 281 dir of admission to Sta(,e hospital men in onexlaHS, and’ himself alone been given unto them. , 1 There the church. in anutbe^Vtaes*. he. said “God, I must be oomelhing i-xtrnordipary frthhii thank lhee.Wibiil did nol thank God; taking place in his heart that this Will Have Big Rally al Chnrlolle. Frances In* prayed “with himself,” but not rich man is running ahead and fnr himself* . be prayed against climbing n tree. Yes, he is soon IU comity rally Salurday. June 13. oi hl<d.- Hearing then England received more Ilian 81,oihrrs. not for olliers; hr exalted l>e translated from the kingdom of the Fair Gmunds in Ciiarlnlle, AH (NMUKiO tln taxes from tho vast estate Southern Italy is to have a 818.- hi* own sacrifices, hut not the sac- darktntiw into light. Ope* did "f l|i<* Ghutges of Barry, Eaton and left by Mrs. Elizabeth Eastoil, who imn.noo water power electric plant. rilice of God; he glotlvd in his giv­ Calhoun counties will participale. Neatly Ifki.otio horsepower will be ing of a tclitli, bill said uuughl ■Jesus look up to a man. and tli«*n died recently in Yorksliiro al the about God having given him ten to invite him down to bfr travel. | BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. developed. ag>of nincly-flve. K For Boo or Girl Pike & Damon Ask About This $50 Auto Absloutely . * Free 1 To ; z „ Some Boy or Girl Hla Privilaga. . ., It waa during the rush hours and son. He joined rhe order In May. 1738,1 ,ho car »“ crowded to Ita full capaclfather. Frederick William, who, It i •Mini, had no loro for tho craft. When Frederick William died, iu Slay, 1740. Frederick celebrated hie freedom by bolding a great Masonic njoetlng. Tho young king appears Jo have taken great Interest in tho order, and the atlmulus given Freemasonry by the! great sovereign and soldier la still felt by the order throughout thn Germanic 1 countries. *' . A rather gaudily dreaaejl young man waa ataudlng next to a German, each holding .ou to the ovorhanjlna a trap The car Rare a sudden lurch, which re­ —lied in the young man'a xtopping on >o German'* loci- Thia Irritated thn U>® German, who addressed tho other anGer oll «Hty. "Mine frtendt." ho said, "I know mine leal vas meant to be talked on. but dot brivllaga belongs to me."—Upplnoott'a. Will Coma Naturally, The Teare of Joy. It's a easy matter to acquire a flow the tears of Joy are salt, as well an of language. Alonxo. Ail you have to the tears of Borrow. And In that sendo is step on a tack with your bare tenqe are 'many meanlnge.-^rancls foot. ! Thompson. Swat the Fly A Hy killed now prevents millions by and by. We have a full lined lly-ftghiing supplies—SWATTERS, TAN­ GLEFOOT and POISON. O. A BOYE.S Department Store Hastings, Mich. ■ ■■ — HUSTLE FOR VOTES UNTIL JULY 15 Read These Directions GTpHE BOY OR GIRL who gets the greatest number IL of votes before July 15 gets this nice Juvenile Auto. Save the wrappers from “Hastings Potato Bread,’’ “Malted Kream Bread” andj“Bra«Lour Brown Bread.” Every wrapper from a 5-cent loaf counts 5 votes and ev­ ery wrapper from a 10*cent loaf counts 10 votes. Get busy, boys and girls! If your friends don’t use our breads get them to do so and save the wrappers for you. - Every Thursday the names of the contestants will be published with thc-number of votes credited to each. Mail or bring these wrappers to us each week on WEDNESDAY SURE. s TAKE NOTE OF THIS! The boy or girl who brings us the greatest number of votes gets the Auto. STAR BAKERY pdL25T°ur । AND R E STAURANT ____ 1-^1---‘ Special Nex (Saturday PHONE 381 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN �wxk.i, mi Wfe News of The Auto World State Street Garage Opposite Barry Hotel Exclusive agents for Kelly-Springfield tires. A number of motorists in Barry county have used these tires for two yean or more. They have a 5000-milc guarantee. The Car That Is Making New Automobile History BETTER MATERIAL does not enter into the construction of-any car on earth at any ptica; fox here i* lhe beat the . science ol metallurgy and automobile construction knows. The Maxwell "35” is today the automobile sensation of the United States and all Europe. Th the automobile world the'Maxwcll '‘25” wgs an unlooked for adllfitfiment—an epoch-making -triumph. ------------The Maxwell ‘‘25" it a hlndred times more than merely a car at I750—it is a superbly finished, big, roomy, graceful, pow­ erful five-passenger automobile. (fit’s a Maxwell You’ll Get There” Where Standard Ft Motorists of the World zi CJet Service Wc also have the "Woodward Pump." Ask about it. Saves lots ot hard work and time. Oils, Gasoline and Automobile Accessories. F. E. Budd and H. E. Black Proprietor* BRITONS PLANNING TO FRENCH CAB AGAIN BUILD $600 MOTOR CAR to America to Buy Tlielr WINS AT MOTOR EVENT CoiiMi Moton—Must do Something lo When you buy u motor car you expect to spend your money for SERVICE-that’s why THE CADILLAC is built to give service—and thatis what it does. You never hear an owner of a Cadillac “kicking”—he is sat­ isfied-thousands of Cadillac drivers are going and com­ ing, and always with satisfaction because.The Cadillac takes them where they want to go and brings them back. The' Cadillac is built un honor—the only really standardized motor car. Counlcnirt American Gcnlu*. It’s getter to guy a Cadillac Jhan to idish you ftad AVERAGE SPEED FOR WINNER A Britsh-built car to list at S5no IN MOTOR WORLD CLASSIC and thus meet Anjcu- an compeliliou is planned and ddfiifltg atepa 4 IS 82.17 MILES A. E. Bassett, Prop Nashville, Michigan have been taken lo pul il on Hui market. Amerlea, however, will figure in thu production by furn­ OLDFIELD, THE POPULAR AMERI­ ishing lhe molore tor this new Eng­ CAN DRIVER, WINS FIFTH PLACE lish construction. Facts in Hie case went brought mil through tbo visii of W. H. M. OSCAR ECLEBERG, Manager. None Seriously Hurt in Thb Great Morris, of Ihu W. IL M. .Molors 14m220-222 North Ionia Ave. Grand Rapids, Mich. it«*d of Oxford, . Euglaii'I. u> the Rare. Joe Dau non, 1912 Win­ plant of tho GonlUental Motor Mfg. ner Injured bul not Kt-rioiuiy Go. ul Detroit, where In- placed an onlec for 5,000 moU'i' l" Im used Rc.lio Tlioiitac. driving a Fronrli WITH ELECTRIC car. won the fourth annual 5iiu- in thia new <300 car, which b lo be STARTER *1050 mile rare on I ho lndiana|>olui mo- assembled in England. Other Motor Notre. lor «pe<>dwa>, Decoration Day. Tho motor which Morris will use Iowa Buy* 100 Cara Daily-Iowa . All speedway records from five iir his car. tho’ Morris-Oxford, al­ ready u well-known make, la the ii now buying UN new motor car? : lo Son miles were broken. Contiueiilal model U. Il is dis ­ every day. 'Hie records in the id- ■ Tho Ural American lo finish was Barney Oldllcld who crossed the tinctly a new type 111 American flee of the secrelni v ot state show | iiiamdacUire. Tpe bon- ami stroke that 80 per cent of the cars now be­ wire in fifth place. are 2% by I; Iba crankcase and cyl­ r>!gi»tcred afe now onre Thomas' time was 6 hours, J niin- inders are cast in one piece, ing Dial the average regialraljon for u|r» and tfi.W seconds. the oil pan is of aluminum; Hie each <jay is 500. This make*.BN Tim winner maintained an aver­ c.rankshafl has three libcral-sUca new curs u ddy for-lhe- plate. The age spewl of 82.17 miles an hour. bearings; lubrication 40 by a com­ general complaint among the dis­ The fonnrr record of 6 hours 21 plete force-feed tavern; I Im linea tributors li that they cannot sup­ udnulee and JW iweauds wa* estab- are European. Thr'llral molora of ply the deniaud. this order are now going tlirougli, Marklnu lioutre to California— and Morris has spent u great deal The Automobile Club of Southern of bis time for lhe past lwo mouths California Imvr ju»l placed an or­ in the two Com mental plants, Ui der fur 1,<NO (Mists and signs Arthur Duray fliihlre^-second, Muskegon and la-troll, bringing to direrr tralUc toward souHiern seven minutes after the winner.'Al- with him his own staff of engineers California from eastern (»mnls.- I Ins irnrt Guyot, a leamato of Thomas, to oversee the iin'liininariea. is one of lhe first steps iri preparwas Hie third driver lo Im given the 111. olion for the rush <d motorists to The Morris factory is in OxfonL checkered Hug and Jules Goux, win­ the aeal of Ox fool university, or or California in 1015. On cadi sign ner of (lit? IVI3 rare lloislied in mile* from London He has far ill- will be Hie name oF the club anil fourth place, six minules ahead uf til's for iuruing out bn the. asoem- .............. the insignia of ... the ............................. route. Tlf llrn: .. ... (Jhllleld. bling plan aixiui ti«l pars |>er week, lol ordered will lie placed in An­ x-lMx- men were injured, none of hui probaWy will Hud it necessary xona. them seriously, during Hin yon.levt. vciv soon to increase his capacity. Plans for Font Clmeland Branch Joe. Dawson suffered a brok'ou coi“I shall light Hi" Amertean in­ —The preliminary drawings for the lar-boue and minor injuries when vasion with Atm-rican metlKMls," building of lhe Ford Motor Gp.’s as­ Ins car lurned over on the south stales Mr. Morris. "IL is folly to try sembly plank at Cleveland, have turn after trying lo dodge wToeluxi to meet it in any othor way. ttril- been prepared and call for a fourWhatever you pay lor a car, whatever kind ol a car mgchiim of Hay Gil hoofoy. Vere ikh curs hiifll m accordance with Hloi-y fireproof building. 137 by 125 you have set your heart on—buy fitaD a business stand­ Banire, Diiwm . .ii s mcchunic.ian. was British (Nuiitioii- are mechanical feel in sue. Lati'r thiTv will Im hurt aiid Gllhoolcy and .Nino Zonanl, masliyplccrs. boRcr perhaps nn the erected another building in lhe rear point. You will spend many hours in the automobile hi* mcc.liapician, alsq'suffered min­ average than American cars, but uf the first. you buy. You can spend that time in the enjoyment or injuries. Jean i:iia.Miiig>fi| and Al­ they are hclpli"" againsl Hie Am­ Ford Fights in England—The imrI Mitdii'll. handling an English erican type, fm im> British or Eu­ right of Hie- Ford Motor .Co. lo fix ol motoring or you can have troubles ul many kinds. । car. limped away from their nja- ropean maiiiifai iiir-r is producing Hiu minimum price of Fold cuts tn You can have an expensive car or one whose economy < hiii.- after il rolled wer on U turn. ears In qnantiiy. England is again lo he runteded ip i The race was an exciting One doubles the pleasure of motoring. ‘Tho Europium imlTiod is that « the high court of Justice. Thu Font . from the start nod his rivalry lhe workshop rather than that of company this year obtained a court The KRIT is not an untried car; it is a car that has j amdng the foreign teams amnio one Ihu factory; (laying much atteution decision eulitlmg it lasay wiiaLwaa given years of satisfaction to automobile owners. For of flic most exciting (itilslms that to detail*, piunsiaki^ lo a fault, fcvjep has been witnessed al Hie In­ bul exceedingly slow. Standardiza­ should lie sold here: but (lw judges I four years KRIT cars have been known as serviceable . duiuapplu course.' . , tion In the American sense is prac­ held that it luol failed to prove the I arid reliable motor cars. datiiagu rvsulliiig from one of ilw. 1 Georges Boillot. iii u desperabfef- tically unknown. fa'inkm «aK>*lUK uHd'TM-llim; others, , fort lo overhaul Thomas, pushed Records of 25,000, 60,000 and even 100,000 although it was entitled to collect his car to such excessive «{mcd Hint AI.TD. miles of use in owners''bands have demonstrated in lhe mio hundred and fnrty-sevMr*. Mary Miller returned lo her penalties for breach of contract on I (lie pari 'of the agents. Il is Mid! (i'iith fair Im. wa* forced out when home In Alina Wednesday after a the mechanical soundness of KRIT cars. Hundreds of leading Hie field, because of a brok- brief visit willv her brother. Peter that one of Hie chief causes of iTiet owners testify .to this fact in letters 'praising KRIT on frame. . Bi-rgy and wH<< Mr. and Mrs. Her- llligntimi is the fact that certain . Duray thrilled lhe spoc.lalors by gy accom|iani'-d her to Grand llap- English car manufacturers are pnconstruction and the low up-keep cost of their cars. In­ deavoring lo check Hie Ford nnlei*I liis fuimdional effort lo cidcli Thomstances of 5,000 to lo.ooo miles ol service without the !as in (lie Inlier part of Hie conk-.d MIm Addie Sinclair is1 caring for prisc on this aide, the huge mile of necessity of touching a wrench to their cars are many, and Goux Ms-med always t<> be a Mrs. John Branan and*little daugh­ Ford tiara, lirrv having had a dis­ jcontenth-r for llrat iilfice. Tliomas ter who arrived at tjioir liomc re­ astrous rffect upmi English talcs, several in Barry County. il is claimed. . I made one slop al tno^iliL Duray cently. ■ two mid Guyot one, In Hie fiml too W. Cuiigriir and Imre'MHIer were ' Application was inatle today 'to.miles Sotiie driver* slopped on ul- in Ada Wednc-day '>n business.. Hie'court of ti|>|H.'ala for purimssiow : most every lap., The nice began Peter Bergy and wife visited in iu reargue lhe case Itefuro three to settle down after Hie 100-nnle Caledonia the last "f the week. • lords Justice «f bppral. This was i mark- w-as passed and the gveraj — •p* .Miss TlKimpM.n "f Grand Hauhfe allowed, and the l ord, company rospeed incroaMsl. Thomas shove H., Hie visited over Sunday .with Charics edved mu extension of lime to prolad tu miles at an average of more Sr® Footo Foote ami and wife. ।I Ilian St miles an hour. "mV ~’i....... i" .. ' Htewart Draper mid wife nlh-ndcd showing of Bob Hob Bunnan " | Tho Im bliowmgof was ihTondimi m-rvire^ in Lowell Sal­ Environment. dnuipimiutiii'-ul. a disuiuiomliiu'nt. unlay. "Economies changes man's activi­ CriMVd Pulls for Oldfk-ld. A good many from thisjdari' ul» ties. As yon change a man's* actlri' II is estimated that iqu,UUU people lemhtl llii' ball gaum *1 LuWcll Sun­ ties yon change hla way of living, Citizens Phone 98 Middleville, Michigan • saw lhe contest. Thomas was gtv- day. Mr. and Mra. fal- Bygcrl gave a and as you change hla environment , eit-u hearty clieer when hr drew /fastings, Mich, =2jiip to-the pits ami t-inbrarvtl hie mlecdlaijoou.' show* Wethicxdiiy you change hla state of.mind- Pre­ far Hieir broHuT, Harry cept and injunction do not percepti­ ss iiK'fliuiiic-tan. WM( but uikiumii through «■■■> the iuoi lari 50 mitre lhe crowd was shouting-*o*v*rcTfIiil W*'. Vho were recently bly- affect men; but food, water, air. _...i ----1.... ........ . . married. ■ clothing, shelter, picture*, book*, mufor Oldfield and uncing him on to Haight of H»ppln**». . A* to Overwork. Mini Mildred Aii'IcWa visited iu»l sic, will and do ” ■ Gretchen, tbv little Gannan maid.; Either you are necessary to provt- ii'gain Iln> honors America lost to New Source sf Ivory. On and Off. was*given a dress belonging to one; denoo. and than you bare no r|gbt Franco v*HT. the stuno cuunc lust week-wilh Imr bndher Clare and i family, Ti'tiiHitinr h»tnr Humluy acFrench eclwittet* have found a naw' of the daughter* at th* houso, who tn mm ...,—w s--------- >. __ kill v yourself by— overwork, or'you yjir. Confldeact Slow of Growth. onmpauicd by Mr- ;‘nd Mrs. Amisource of vegetable fvory In the albu­ when you find yooraelf well co, you'll want lo college. Gretcban hid * hl*- *ro aot Decenary to providence. «nd You eanaot. open confidence as you men of lhe fruit of a email palm grow­ also find yourself well off—J. a rows. "Englleh" Walnut From France. trtoalc soul and loved Jo "lire Ure*.'' then you hBve.no need to kill your­ Laura' Williams received woni do an oyster: It expands gently from ing Id the French Sudan. Rockefeller. The so-called English walnut io al­ Thursiihy Upon returning from her "day out" self by orerwurk. 1 rml that dileap-. of th'* >i>-ntb of her fath­ within in raapont* to a genial, *11010. ______________ _ ma to. you In all Mrlouaness. and most ' exclusively the product of er. r. Mr. I'arkhursi. I'arkhiuM. of Kalamazoo utini latlng influenca from without, as a bud tlm*. "Oh. •yah.” gho replied ”1 felt leave yot^ to escape from it if you France, whence thia country Imports ii •3u|aU(>hil",'IUn!’ to vi*,,,ng h'r Tremor Cornea aa a Surprise. ~ sm«a a com.—Georg* Jordan. from fifteen lo twenty-five million shoost like a eollldge golrlran.—Charts* Kingsley. Tea yean after marriage if a tnaa To -- make . — linoleum look Ilka______ mv. pounds annually. The Misses Bluiicli* Unity, Pearl happens w Ull hi* wife that ha Jovoe- ju»l Uy mopping il' with aklamad Jakroak nyd .Maud I'pston of Grand Improvemant. Htppine**. her, she looks around for a soft spot Mutt Experiment a Tittle First. Truth of tbs Mattar. Rapid* visited- over Monday with Human Impro.ement Is from vltblo In which to throw a OL There are no rule* for follcttyzDey ain't no lion In da way at all; Jacob Konkin mid family. • Victor Htfgo. outward.—Frpu<fa. Edwin Huuk' i passed away Mon­ । It's des some ole sin you triad tar bide . . ------------- ------- -----, I Oregon ha* a wife'# cnmppnsa. day al the home of his dauglibn. find we can t love * ip*Q und bo where, A'........- I— ...Iro.h.r'.M ... For lhe Orel six mouths of SIXfSS,* rim roiids of Hie mains of Ar- tiun bill, calling fur •omiH'n*ation diamond dudtiog area* ol mi Mrs. Mildred Kifig, of Caledonia. he I*, we ahould keep away from him. Mr. mul Mir. fa-wig Amers of geulina have <hm|>er dust in Him- by sa|uuufc*m|mra wh«ro huslmndp legislature of Manilova tu prohibit! ' • ‘ u»l it brew have nier and deeper uiuil in winter (han die from alcoholidii.Itockfard viaih-d Hi-past week with lli>- employmentemploy nienl of while uomewl women I The longest plant in the world is HfNtln has moro »im>»hiij>: thaw th" Hirns' of any oilier part of IhcJ Ggnuany i»- the beer -r .greatest t—— • •.. *»•■£ .proper) produced any other couatry in Europe Ilia und girls in any factory or pluee ofi^'d to be a apecics of •uidconical the farmer's molder. Mrs. Letta world; ci'iiMfuienti) Hie wugupj1 driukm# «L-----«» -•» Detiuls uud (Until) . - . . country in the world, 'if value of yearly average is hour*'. 'In bu»iuc*s owned «r mauagud bylseaweed which grows euineUmus used on Iheiii luive wheels front six i Sfpfn breewers m The world 25,(MO' * . ■ ...— England it i» LU*. Cliiueoa. or Japaneau. ON fori iu length. to fifteen feel in diameter. ' * * in Germany alone. are found BASSETT GARAGE Western Michigan Cadillac Co. KR 950 DON’T “I can show you a record of 25 miles to the gallon of gasoline with the above car.” Judge Thoroughly The Car You Buy Be induced to purchase some oth­ er make oi car when you want a "BUICK,” even though our entire 1914 production has been disposed of. YOU will be well paid in the long run by waiting until JULY for a 1915 Model Hastings Buick Co Hastings, Mich lt)ise buyers 2uy &arly ■ We urge you to make any kind of a test of the KRIT you may desire. Phone me for a demonstration H. E. BENNETT Thirty-six Fords sold and delivered this season Ddh’t wait, but buy at once. Stebbinsjtfuto Co �THE II tSTlNOM BANNER, JVNE 4, 1»H. I’RTEEN pent Sunday wuh her •parents, Mi;, ami Mt«. Ger*. Perry. Mrs. Adell Riveh-. returned hnnie ln-l Week Tuesday evening from ilnliXoniin, where ill'- lias, been for i I here l Im pail year. Woni ba* li'-rn received hen- Ihal NASHVILLE NAKin H.I.E. ursday morning | about two milr* .we.-L lhe heavy rain* ot lhe day-before bad caused a washout near Huxhm C.iwk. The rlllngo. FREEPORT. Mi»* Bt'alriro Perkin* of Minne­ apolis, Miiuu was the guc’1 of her piircnt*. Mr. mid Mr*. George Per­ kin*, Saturday mid Sunday. .Ralph Houma of Grandville Wa* llie.gm-l of hi* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. N. Bounin Sai unlay mid Sun­ day. •A wm wa* born Saturday lo Mr. and Mik. Clarence Snjelkel. Mi-*o* Grace Boiim.i mid Maude Rirkerl were home from Hasting# over Sumlay. ii —. i* I,.-...,....... r »'!■_ ilcii Freeport relatives lhe last of llm-w^k. Will Washburn Of llir Soldier* Home, Grund llnpid*. spent Deoorutinn Ihiy willi relatives, here. Mr*. Seynrour Hiegter wml-chil* dren are -imiitliiig Hie week Willi Woodland relative.*! ' '‘ Mr. ,iud Mi-. Adam Emlre-, mid cjiildren were guests of relative* in Salem Saliirduy mid Sunday. Mrs. Z. I-'.' Fox and Mrs. Hay lot mid baby went to Hesperia. Wed­ nesday. Mik. F. l ox relurnwd Friday. Moxie. Kaiser Saturday Jane Blake of Chicago visited Mr. mid .Mr.-. Hany Blake pari mf Uie part P.irl Henry. N. nnd gone east lo make her home. . Mrs, C. F. Wilkin*oii is visiting ihrmigi) freight rami' <« short lime after, aipi the tram was afartil half way over. I Im norlli rad pave way and about ten of .I Im heavily loadKalamazoo. Mr. ----- - Gras*limit and Xorinan llcyiiolds of Bailie Creek were gim-l- of -Mr. atm nit'kind- of me.rriimidiw. ,M- Ih-niy lb" ■ -imd <'. lost and only one bun. an<| ;t man who was stealing a Li-wi* of Charlotte. we;e guest* ot I received home cut* t'bmit the finuier'* parents. .Mr. mid Mrs. lhe Imnd. The simlvni- of the Frank Hartwell. Monday nfternonn. high scboql and some of the oilier I toy grades were idb-we«l lo go mil to Ilm seen--. A great pinny of them reimlnr prenelrtiig seri walked <>ul, bul. were broughl back hi the Murgngc car. All day nulr«. Elmer PnTkea or lomobilcs and all kinds of rig* were busy carrying-people out (<« wir- Vennonlv ill nvss the scene mid sec the wreck­ er work, whirli whs very inleresling. The train paused over nlwmi seven o'clock that evening. NORTH NASIIVII.I.fL John Messimer of DelroiL ajmiil Henry Braendlu of Comber, Did, liny Knoll and family ride in "a has been renewing old arqumntSaturday an.l Sumlay with his par~ auTe-iTier-'-lP.- p:i*T wmr— al Hasting* the Mr. tin<l Mr*. Henry Wilhey ol Mr. nnd Mik. L. 'F. Pratt mid i- Hasting* spent Decoration Day daiigliler*. Margaret and Helen, mid Mi." Be— IJurr motored -b» Eliii*The eighth grade gradualmg, cx.Maple Grove •lale, Friday evening, anil spent Sat­ urday aiid Sumlay willi Mr*. jPriilF Mist Mabel Marble was home liing in lhe Odd Fellow hall. 'Ilie nnd Miss Burr's parents. I from Grand Rapid* lo -pend Sumlay. member* of the ria** gave a line .Mg. and Mrs. Roy .Moore mid I wo Mr, mid Mrs. C. C. Price have re­ program after which the diploma* daughter*, Virginia and Joyce or turned from Lansing, where (hey were present rd hy George Simpson, A-syrin, were guest* of "Mr. und spent Sunday wilh their iih-cc, Mr*. president of the hoard. The fol­ Mr*. C. II. Quick. Sa,lunlny mid Sun­ Damon Spencer. lowing comprised lhe clns*. Dewey day. Philip Franck i* sulTering from Go.sch, Orrir Call. Victor Sisson. Deming, Miss Lida Stuckey of Charlotte, rheumnlism. Marion Roiima. Eleanor I jtpftnl Sunday mul Monday w'illi her Mr-. M. S. Knoll and daughter Ed­ Maurine Smelker, Vera Coleman. moi her. Mr*. Mary Tnwnsenil. na' of Maple Grove wetv guesl* of Leroy Bleam. ‘ Mr. mid Mr*. W. A. Vance and Mr*. C. C. Price mid Mr*. J. W. Walker Rumsey. ,1.00.......... Bovee,- Earl B<-rlha Humphrey........ son*. Merle mid Alton, visitwl Ml*. Go-cIi mid Rhoda Karcher. Vance* folIh-r. Mr. Dodgson, in The severe wlndstonn Saturday Grand Rapiil* are spending, a week Ktilanio. Sunday. aflcinoon dill considerable damage Mi— Beryl I'xtrlrighl, <»f Char­ around here. George Seger's fine lotte. wa* a guest of Mr. mid Mrs. Mi** Imra Mohler of Woodland oreluiiil was nearly all levelled: in W. B. Cortrighi. Sunday. Senmili See*c‘* woo<l« a large num­ Lillie Dorothy Gn-*u i* very sick ber of firntree* were 'destroyed: few days ago. . with ifipMllieria. • George Deane und Mi** Ci’rieMrs, Sylvester Feighuor of Pun­ and several apple tree* in. Ed Zuschnilt were guests of friend* tine was brought here Saturday fin burial. ut Ifasttiiu*. Sunday afternoon. • and other damage wa* also done. Mrs. Frank Price is suffering from I Mr*. L'lnylon form** of Allien* Memorial Hay was fittingly obi* visiting hi r parent*. Mr. mid Mr*. inflamalion in one of her eyes. count of her iiinHu,r - illlie**. ikirl H. Tuttle attcndeil Masonic Grand Loilge al Flint Insl week. C. P, Sprague ha* treated hl* Inuise to a fresh coni of painl. Mr. mul Mrs. L. F. Fs-kanll nJ Grand Rapid-, spent Sunday with jvdative* here. . Hay II. McMillan cairn- 'I hm -day to help park tliclr house hold good* preparalory to their moving te Cojnn, where they went the llraLof the week. We njgrel losing Mr. mid Mr*. McMillan and their son luiris. They have mndc mnny friend* during their slay, here! F. A. Weriz and floti. Ronald, molored to Moulfidier. Ohio, last Fri­ day aflenKiori and returned Tues­ day bringing Mrs. Werlz. mid sons. Maurice ami .Maynard, wflio have beott visiting there for some lime, home with them. L. F.. Pratt ami O. D. l'ri-< inan were at Hastings, .Mfinduy afternoon mi business. Henry Kuns of-Grand Ranidgpent Sunday *rith relative* here. Mteses Greta Quick and Marjorie Dcam* visited friendn in Hastings, Sunday. < John Hinkley and family and Mr*. Ward Quick visited the Joy Cemetery in .Maple Grove, last Sat­ urday. . Mr. and Mr*. D. L. Smith of Bai­ lie Creek spent Saturday mid Sun­ day wilh relalive* h-t-'Mrs. Sam') Marley and daughter visited relatives here Saturday mid Sunday, and Attended the funeral of Mr*. Ve* Feighner in Rarryvillo. A ball game at Riverside Para Iasi Saturday afleriuicHi ta'lwceii llnrWSniiy Heights 'Indepemb'iff* of Grarwl Rapid* ami Nashville High School resulted in a viclory fi>r till.1'Nashville High School with KAt.AMD. Gordon Ma-t and family of Battle Creek visited the former'* parent* oviw Sunday. The fatter remaining for a longer stay. John Curli* visifiMl his brother Ira and family in taikc Odessa Sun­ day. Mr. and Mr*. Chhrfas Shuler vis­ ited their son, mid family in towcll over Sunday. Bowen school clo*ed Friday with a inciiic. The^teacher, Mi" Love,• ha* gone t<> her home in Cantele. . Mr. mid Mr*. Stanley Earl visitrd' ■relative* in .MliC.-hall over Sumlay.: Levi Ciirii* ami family aud Ruby |*iv«< visited relative* in I.dku Gde»*.i. Sumlay. Mis* Pearl Gearhart gnv<- a narly. Saturday night lo her youmr friends.: Ice cream mid cake were served amt ' a good time reported. . •Tlie slorril or-Jasi week did no special damage im-thls locality ex­ । cept putting the fartwr-' behind with Hieir work. ’• - NORTHEAST CASTLETON. ' chess passed the Rth grade i-xnminalion suiTessfullj'. Mr-jind Mrs. John Elarlon. Mr.; ami MB. Clark Tilmurali mid Floyd1 Deriar and family «»f Na-hville spent Sunday wilh Wm: Tilmarsh. Pearl Slaup und family of ■Nash­! ville spent Sunday with li<?r mother Mi •. <,. ApprJmmi. .Mr. P-tishT died al lhe home of hi- daugliier Mr-. Fender In Sun­ field Iasi Friday morning. The fuifcral was imld at the Kilpatrick churrh Sunday morning. Her. Slone condiii'led Ilm funeral ser­ mon. Hr wu« formerly of Hits place. ' The quarterly, meeting will be very interesting from star! to lhe Kilpatrick church. Jay -Cousins of W.wqlfand nnd finish. ' .Mr. and Mrs. Jason McElwain and Martin Mather of Kalamazoo spent ,llr. nud Mrs. John M<-O|nt» r nf Sunday willi Janie* Cousins nnd • Hastings were guest* of relativesj •wife. Andrew Buhl is visiting his aunt here Sunday. .Mr. and Mnt Edward .Mayo and Mr*. <iha*. Martin al .Marlin t'aifiidaughter Kallieriine of Gram! Bapid* Were guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. GUYS CORNEILS. B. Furnis* over Sunday. Miss Ihiylmi Smith of Middle, .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parrott Ihio son Marshall of Kalmnnzoa.Mr. and rille -pent lhe faller part of Inst Mrs. George Parroll find *0ni«. Al? week wilh Mr. and Mrs. I rcd Sinilh. Mr. and Mr*. August .Morgan!hal­ Imrt and Clayton of Maple Grove sjmnl Saturday wilh their parents er of South Nashville mid Frank nnd grandparent*, -Mr., nod Mr.-. Biirgi* of Emiut'U Co„ spent Sunday Charles Pari nil. . Mr and Mrs. J|. C. Gfasner an-: Kinney. Thoma* lloisiiiglon >va* in Grand daughters. Lillian nnd Helen, ami ' ■ . .Mr. and Mr*. Charles Parrott mo- Rapid* Sunday. Mr. mid Mr*. Wm. Guy’spent StinIpred lo Charles Cox's in Assyria ’dny wilh the latter's father Samuel nnd spent Bunday afternoon, / Mr*. Cornelia Tomlin. ..relumed Hobail near Hasling*. Mr. amt .Mr*. John Wodjtard of home last Friday from her visit nt Nashville spent Sunday with lhe SHUMfe *Dim Downing of pelFnlf was a' tatter'* brother, Clyde Kinney and gJlC*i of his pui-enl-, Mr. and Mrs. family. B. B. Downing Sal unlay nnd Sun­ WOODBIIIY. day. W. W. Poller and family mi<) - The schb'd cIummI Fridsy with a Ralph Roger's of llasling* motored Picnic 1.1 which about one hundred In-re la>il Sunday and look MissMtiv were in alleiidmicoj A nicely'pre­ Potter With them to Maple Grove pared menu ami program mid hall nnd relumed l«ac.k here tor dinner gmhe- were enjoyable features of with MW Poller. the day. . Mi.«" Irene .Xi-tion nf Mnj-lc GrmrMrs. William Bywal<-r is visiting is visiting her aunt Mi-* May Pol­ her daughter, Mr.-. Leo Ryerson in ler. Ptirihuid. Ihis week. • C. H. Raymond. J. E. Bergman an-T Gro. Smllh mid famfty allomiec family motored 16 Kslamaztwi nmi Ilm funeral nf Mr. Prislcr, Mrs. LibBaltle Creek Sunday in Ilm former.• Mu Fender's father nt Kilpatrick rhurch, Sumlay. ' Mr. tod Mr*- Charles Shuler of There seems ol be .nil ciddoinlc Knlanw. Me. and Mp. Kent Nelson of whooping cough among children, —J Mn Jnck tnrtlnrod to laiwcll limy "being expose:! al school. The 7 tad vjsitwi Mr. and Mrs. Childrens' Day services al U. B. WImler. eburnh are poiljinned until :i later “IcNtU of Jackson spent date. llh his family imrlh of Mr. and Mrs. Percy. Lehman ami cal|ed retelives in lhe lillle son of East Woodland, were girnsl* of the lallcr's parent*. .Mr. UM Perry of Del roil and Mrs. Nelson Hewn, Sunday. vises were held in the Methodist church, and .Mr.-, Rachel Bailey ol Grand Rapids gave a Him address. .Music was furnish**'! hy the or- men's quartettes. Following <1 Im program at the churrh, the graveof ilm old .soldiers Were decorated. Mr. mid Mrs. Imll Godfrey enter­ tained'relatives from Battle Creek Saturday and Sunday. Tin- coinmeiiccnmnl exercises of evening in lhe Methodist church. I’he decorations bvere of green apd white, the cthssltailors, and they were very prettily arranged. The ria." motto. "Push, Pluck aqd Per­ severance" wa* prominently dis­ played, mid formed the. basis of tho talk givtm by Rev. PaiKer. who gave the mldre** of lhe evening a* Prof. McKono of Albion, missed his tram in Grand Rapid*.and could not gel here. Rev, Parker wa.* al hi# best and gave a line talk to both graduate* and audience. Bert Reuter rendereil a pleasing soTo and .the faille* quartette tov& two enjoyable number.*. Mrs. Johnson gave two piano solos in her de­ light fu! maimer. The diplomas were presented by George Simpson. ' Mi" Edna Ford left Saturday mortring for her home in Hilfadale. where she will spend the summer. Mr*. Clarice Hall ha* returned lo her home in Eolml Rapid* after a Hale Kenyon. -» Sal unlay forenoon mi interesting ball gaum* was played here by Ilm Freeport mid Allo nines. The gmue was a lie i nnd I. until Ibc uimh imiitig when Freepocl made t-wrn ifinre scores. If was very ex­ citing and gave the rooter/ a good chance lo expand their lungs. In (he. afternoon. Freejiorl and Clarks­ ville played, Llmk-villc winnmu by ti C> l<> 'i score. Numerous errors were responsible, for most of the scores on IhiiI: sides. Several of Um high school players an- trying ouFwilh Hm first learn. ..Mrs. J. .M. Si--ni! ami Mi-- Mnlml Si-tsoii of- Hmdings visited home folk- from Friday I ill Sunday. Rev, W. S. Phillip* is holding re­ vival meet lug* uf Carllon Center. Bev. Harold F. Sayles - is assisting him. - Roy Hill, of Bailie Creek, was a week end guest .of Ins parents. Clnudi- PufpalT and wife were over Sunday guests of her parents al latcey. Ben Moon has a new nulo. Sam Moon'mill wife were nt Oli­ vet. Sunday. . . Work is progressing finely on T. B. Spmilding's m-w barn. Mr. and Mrs. Ertm.-f. Dingman were Sunday of hi* Ilrollier, Hay mid wife. • Mrs.-Cldde Eglier pleasantly en­ tertained the A. .Br C. of Seclion Hill. Frjday afternoon. An ele­ gant siipimr was served, after which ice cream mid cake. Table ifecpralioiis were lilies. The storm Friday-afternoon done quite a lot of damage arountLlterr. Mr*. Ual| of Portland ia. making quite an extended visit will: her ilaughtcr. .Mrs. Lillian Wing. Can'* Keep ll Secret. The splendid'work uf ChamberIjuh's Tab lets is dally becoming more widely known. No • such grand remedy for gtomach and liv­ er Irouble* has fiver been known. For sale»hy All Dealer*.—Adv. Mr*. Fmlaha Campbell of F.lizabelh, N. J„ ‘is preparing to go on a trip into innermost Tibet for the purpose of exploration. KPfll.NG'BROOK. Miss Leda Ferie'r nf Plainwell Spetil Munday Iiiuhi .'ll H|J- hoine HI her nistur, Mrs. Gtiy HmmysetL Miss Helen James went In her hnpw in' ScMpoleiafl, lo spend lhe week end wilh her parent* mid brother nnd wifi'. Me. and Mtn. Clif­ ford Janies qf ^minaw. Miss NelHq. McDonald .of Grand Rapid* has been -pending Hit* p:i*l week with jylullvr* in Ilm ncighluirhbod. Mr*. Harvey Wulf gnd Mr*. Guy Honiiysetl stmiii Inst Friday m Plamwidl. N. B. Bccrslo-l ‘a lior.se with lock jaw. Inst week. Mr*. Henry Hale mid daughter. Nellie; were-fn primweii. smunluy Gu» Honcysei ( mid Charles Hick* tpoldrod to Olsego. Sunday. . There will h,. n<> church services here next Suiiilav <>n account of qimrlcrly nteeiing al Cressey. . Mr*. Richard Bingham und MIsh Killic Bingham were in Knlmnnzoo Thursday. We Want You To Know That we ore able to offer some extraordinary values in FURNI­ TURE and HOUSE FURNISHINGS. Large quantity buying en­ ables us to quote lower prices than the same goods can be purchased for at other stores. This week we are offering a large, handsome ROCKER which is made by one of the larg­ est Grand Rapids factories. It is made of genuine quartered oak, upholstered in genuine leather over heavy oil-tempered springs, and would be a good value at $10.00 M0RGA.V "Behold, the kingdom of <hid I* within you.” Rev. J. L. Hnrojdine goes lo Hast­ ing.-. ■ I'cidny evening lo conduct quarterly meelmu for Ehler Caywood at the Free .Methodist church. Mre^JtoteiJlIeaii..w UL.-.QU. the • appoinlmenls nt Morgan. Hablmlh morning ami al La.-llelon, Sabbath evening. The prayer ineeling Fri­ day evening, will be al A. Boslaler*. The French Liitnlmr Co. Ilnisheri their season's cm at This phirp'Siiltirday nighl ami have Hie rail road right of way preiiy well stupk up with lumber. We will miss the mill and lhe mill , hands, us they were an unusually orderly lot of lioys. wonder' why we can't have some permanent enterprise located Only $5.98 If this bargain appeals to you, it will be well for you to take advan­ tage of it at once, as we only have a limited number Born' lo Mr. mid Mr*. Dorr E. \V<dib. Sunday. Muy 31*1. ui eight und <mc half pound I'wy.- The Hi­ lle genl will respond lo the name of Loute Earl Webb. May Goil's blessing* ov'er-hndbw his whole life is our prayer. Mr. Clair Munimi and cliildreih motored over from lhe home hl Kendalville, Ind. arriving at Mr. ,Munton’s paraxii... J. W. Miinlon mul FURNITURE AT LOWER PRICES wife, Friday morning. .Mr. IL W. Knapp nf Delroii. arrived nt Mr. M union'll Friday evening. Sat­ urday morning they all motored In Nashville, attending the Memorial service* nt Oak Ridge Cemetery. Mr. mid Mr*. Knapp returned In their home at Detroit, Sunday, nnd; Mr. C. J. Munlon mid family reluniod in llielr car lo Kendalville.| Il happenM Hint Mr. and Mr*. Golden and.ML •hud Mr.*. A. II.! 35 ACRES: Clay am] gravelly loam soil, Liya gently rolling, fair eighl Golden of Morgan. Mr. mid Mr*. Orroom house, 2 barna, 1?; mile* from R. R. elation, good location. v nl't ianJener ami Min Alarioq of to-1 Stronger and more Prioe >1.750. Terma >1.000 down. ton I'.ounly. Mr. and Mik. Lloyd durable than wood, •10 ACHES: !» miles from Hastings, 40 acres under cultivation. G acre* Marshall und son Cecil of Maple. ting pasture, good eight room house, small baru, plenty of fnrit. good Grove, mid Mr-. Anna Golden und I water, close to school and a fine location. I’ric* >2.200. Terma -ou Harold, of Ijinsiiig. all met the strong, impregnable first of the week and spent the day i construction for wilh Jlr*- Mar Farley. 12*. ACHES: 4 mile* from Woodland, excellent toil end lays good, The NorrlaHkmlly will hnlii their I proof of durability. acre# Under cultivation and 3 acres ol pasture, lhe fences art good a annual reunion-Thursday. Jun- I Lj there is an abundance of all kinds xd fruit, excellent six room hot Made in several de­ 1911. al lhe home of Mr. mul- Mr*. signs. wool shed, corn crib, granary and Ims house. This place borders o Alex M-Keruie iiv Vennoiitvilb. . v a good lake with excellent fishing. Price $1,300. Terms *1, gond crowd is desin-l. Cost tfo Moro Jhan Wm. Howhlilx was called In Hast­ Mood Casksis ing* Monday on jury- duly. 71 ACRES: 5*f miles from Haitings. ^-3 acres second growth 'timber, Mr. and Mr*. W u. Fox and I balance under cultivation, the soil is clay and sandy loam and lays We Invite Your Inspec daughter Fern, visited at TlieOiku-e gently rolling, there is an excellent V room house with, furnace heat, Norllirup's Salurilay nl Vcrmnnl-, the barn is :>oor and the fences are. fair. The price of thia farm is tion, ville. >:i,O(M). Terma >1,500 down, or would take Hastings property Mrs. Elgin Mead's sister mid fam­ in exchange. j . ily. Mrs. Will Craig of Hffsling*., rmno In *■••• them Saturday. 2Rumsey Elz.ey Mead nnd family went tn Funeral Diractor see their rou«in. Mrs. Demnnil of Hastings ' Michigan. Castleton, who I* nfilicteil willi Freeport. Mich rlieumalism in her fort. Mr. and Mr*. H. P. Fcogle* called on their niece of Carlton, Saturday. .Mr. nnd Mrs. A. 0. Frey <nd Study Gnat Man. daughter of Grarid Rapid* *|xuR Ilm . When the Flea Flew. Hub—'I wonder where the money U week end at John Cheeneinan'*." It ii probable that the anceatora ot1 eomln* from for that new gown of most celebrated men of antiquity Is to Mi— Maehl Oslrolh entertained: tho flea* were winged Inaect*, nnd youra?" Wile—"Prom itho mint. I continue In. a state of childhood all lib* following May 21: The Mis*e* hope. dear. ***“ I'd be aorry to think that• Beulah. Hazel and Myrtle Marshall. that the organa ot flight were gradEllie Ham*. Harley Morgan! haler ually toil aa they became unclean, you wore a counterfeiter." when a partially parasitic life wan and Aiiftin Flbok. * I'lfo’ proportion of suidbhm In tho adopted. An eminent doctor say* lie has United blnlc* in Ilm hist year re­ There are no monrrhenp lands in found'n eye list'a-pulse In lieal as mains alHHil ilie wne. being 8.<k)J tlic west. Lmid that Wan sold thirThe rotary drilling . system Altai, high as ‘JKi iity/s n minute huiued- inah-s ami 1,501 females. inlidy nftt-r making a fast .mile. ~ .selling at from $10 lo $j<») in sec­ lias heMi.Mjn'-exHfiilly -employed in Mnrt^dliAir'IOff.flBn p<tleslrians mid • There-ore jn ilm L'mied blales tions -where’ there -are .successful American oil fields has been intro­ LSfiXHM) vehicles pass over Ijic lam- and Canada about in) cj|iea wilh a irrigation systems. duced into the Caucasus. don bridge daily. population of l&jlOO or more. MILLER.& HARRIS FURNITURE CU. The Sample Furniture People fielmont Steel Caskets Undertaking For Less Money NOTICE THESE BARGAINS IN SMALL FARMS X- Crook and Gould Palm Garden Opening Seventh Annual &vent Saturday, June 6 Methodist £adies According to oyr usual custom will receive their percentage of the receipts of the day. They will serve you upon this open­ ing day. This is a fine oppor­ tunity for. you to assist the ladies and also hjtve an enjoy­ able time yourself. (food Music rffumoon and Stoning Every spring it has been our custom to have a big opening day at our ice cream parlor just to show to the people of Hastings and Barry County our good will and appreciation of their patronage. We invite everyone to come to this, our SEVENTH ANNUAL OPENING. We are making every effort to have it a big day J>ce Creams Sodas fancy Pishes Jundaes Phosphates Sgft Prinks ■ The Palm Garden J. W. ARMBRUSTER, Prop �TUB »AJTP«M 1A»I II n \|r |, nn, T> ..... To Women—-—■— It------------------tf Seeking Health and Strength I ®arrf <m.<> LACEY. Floyd livcramilh baa gone'home. Mr. and Mrs. George .Miller and "Mary Quick tas gon** to Bxiifleh; Mr. and Mrs.-Charlos Stanton mo­ tored to Olivet Sunday aiul vi-iled luuare.. .ijx-nl Saturday their •odor, Mrs. Jofle Greeufl<‘M. " ; For those ills peculiar to women Dr. Pierce ® I .... with in< brother in Mrs. Effie Stevens has been car­ Battle Greek. ‘ reconnnnnds IM TeCOnimends his hi#''‘’Favorite k'nvnrito Prescription Proa^rinllnn” as xea I .. _ ... . ing for Mtn. Allwrl Woodman** e Miu Olive Erb ami Mi- Meria and baby al Dowling. Irinaar vfallcd Uf Milo Sumlay • Miss. Maud Cortright bus closed If you have any work in the above lines 1 shall be more Hcltool. . her schoel el the Bristol school than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will Mrs. Millard Jolm-in and daush- house for the summer.. Also Mi*» BAX»tn.n. Irra and Mrs. Bm -Aldrich of llnbin»oH, who tayghl ul the llanu-y A. E. Kipp, brother of Mrs. ir.' C. A medicine prepared by regular grataatad physic tan of unus­ find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. ual experience in treating womun's Jbciics—carefully adapted Stiles, patumil away nt his home In Galeaburg viiHsd Milo frieiuis Fri­ .Mill school. ,u-’ . My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure System^, to wort in harmony with the nioisdettcata feminine eonslHution. Quite a number spent a ideusanl Kant Bedford Halurdny inorning. day and Hal unlay. Mrs. Will Brown is working far day with Mnt, Mary Pursell ThursWells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. He leaves a wife and two young 1 All medicine dealers have sold it with satisfaction to cus­ .1..*. nt tl>.> t V children. He lias been an invalid Mr*. Eugene 8h«ld tomers for the past 40 yean*. Il U now obtainable In liquid or Miss Nina J«n*on ha* gone * to ot lhe the drag d: for many months. sugar-coated tablet form st store—or send fiOuno-cent ataunn« ’u Grove far a tw*> w.s-k*’ visit. bus been.visiting relatives here for aUmpa for a trial box, to Buffalo. Rev. Brooks gave a line addrvss Maple Vem Quick amt Mi** Niiia are a Week. • ’ F**7’r.'*’*n.n>»Xvri‘« tolly «nd eonfkMHsny at Hie church Sunday morning to DELTON, MICHIGAN. lavs&fa* Uotsl and Swgfcal Institute. Hutfah, N. spending a w»*ek in Dowling. . .Mr. nnd .Mrs. Corl right have |nm*ii an appreciative audience. .Mrs. Charles Orr, who has tieen viail- spending a few days wilh their Grace Edmonds sang a solo beauti­ itqi hia brother Hardy. 4 | MHu weiu fully .ally rendered. rondcred. * lo Holly, N. Y„ astunl.iv. Mrs. Anna, (irnylmhi dnd Miss Elmer Tungate has a new Ford Glenn Boyh’ went to Climax Dec­ Edith and Mrs. Julia Cummings car. Day to plaj ball. — went to Illinois last week for a visit Rev. P. A. Fisher filled the pnlplt oration Leon Wilkinson a.ul Lydimi Wil­ with relatives. . Sunday in lhe Hamilton church. Thom was a large erowd al the Mr. and Mrs. George Sheffield of kinson and wifdi »ill of Kalamazoo, Battle Creak were the guests of Mr. «l»ent Saturday and Sunday at Eu­ cemetery Decoration Day. A good ShedTs. program wa* reiidetcu. mid Hie Sheffield's mother, Mrs. Sarah Shef­ gene Mr. ami Mr*. Olctm Hoyle hri* en­ cemetery was fairly covered with field. Saturday night and Sunday. Good day to start ordering your groceries from A moiftitnenr . Mrs.^D. C. Stiles has been nnd is tertaining Hu1 fonm-i .* iuothrr amt beautiful Howers. VI/HEN it conies to your needs in the Grocery was riveted and decorated with still quite iff with rheumatism and sister from Buchnnm us. We have all fresh fruits and vegetables. ’ ▼ Line we are right there with the goods. Chase n Plainwell visit***! the loss of her brother Is hard to IdsAlbert man's bum! furnisjicd good music parents at Mil** .lyst Saturday. Our customers will tell you so. Why not give us ln-ar. She. and all thn family have Ernest Quick mid wife spent for the day. our sinrere sympathy. a trial and see for yourself? Here arc a few every Mrs. Fred Smith and children of' Extra large and fancy bulk Olives, per quart... . .. 40c Mrs. Delia Bowman of Battle Monday of this we* k m Augusta. Mis* Alice Join- cliised her Battle Creek have beep in Lnrey for; day prices. Creek is spending a few days with Peanut Butter, per jarIO, 1 at Milo Frnlay with a pic­ a few dAys. her 'chUdren. We lire all plcaaed school Olive Salad, per jar........ 19c Mrs. Elsie Wilbur mid son of As-1 lo uieel Mrs. ihwnian who liyetl nic at Kmnmeror'-< Im1*|ing. Mis* Salad Itressing. per bottle .ri .-... —c.—.ir: Kellogg’s Com Flakes, large size 15c2 for 25c here many years in this neighbor­ Jones was - the-reripimt- nf many •syrfa-hnvo'imcn vfaittng her par-; } of esteem from her pupils. enls for a few days. Chow Chow, per large bottle.......... 40c 3 Cans Quaker Sweet Com--------- - ---------- _i—------------ 25© hood. . taken* The Misses Eva. ami t:i*-m Flower Mr. and Mr*. Will llampbm ami . A dandy line of National Biscuit Cookies al 10c to 20c lb. Kt aporated Cranberries, extra fancy, per package.. !0c Dr. qnd Mrs. Sheffield of Hutto inga mid mother were guests of went to Gnlrsburg Wednesday, r**- daughter were called to Yorkville. 3 cans best Red Salmon ...1..45c . Hur fore pnrl of the week liy the Mrs. Mattie Adams for tea Batur- lurning Friday. Appetising Dili Pickles, per jaf .... . Rolled Oats Sc, 6 lbs for'25c 10c John Doiimdy nml Mr. mid Mrs. ili-alh of Mr. Graeme who dropped Will I’owers. who has been I .Milharfi of Ktrimwowere calling Imported Orange Marmalade, per ja». 6 bars Export Borax Soap...25© tirmi op heart disease on Halurdny, —* • good grade of Rice at 6© Miss E*lith Nickerson ram** Imiiie ill a long lime, spent the forenoon Saturday - with her friend. Mrs. lernoon. Mr. l*onnrlj> wa* a resi­ from Battle Creek Friday and will remain far (he summer. Sophia Bowser, who .is at her dent of South llllo .'fi yem-x ago. Phone The Mrs. Fanny Jack-uni and Mrs. Mr. ami Mrs. Hincklhy, Mr. mid daughter's. Mrs. Brik* Zimmer­ 16 Grocers Ml - \\ till- .llumpln*'> und Frmr! man's, who haw cared for her since Nora Blanchard visited nt Homer Bullis, of Nashville mul J. C. N*-+-— her father, H. Wcbslei'. .passed Flowers’ Friday. Emeat Quick j* building a bung­ chmn of Hastings aHemled the Dec-! awoy. oration Day -exercises here SaturCora Winters yirilcd her alow on his farm. Elliot Sporit and lijs bride nf <!ht- oay. moltier, Mrs. Anna Modi** oft Hick­ cago will be gue*i< in ihu Flower ory Corners. Sunday. Mrs. Moore, E-UiX BAltllY. hotffe a part of Ihiweek. who Miffcred a stroke of parajysis Mr. amt “Mr*. Arthur i’ooh-y. of some months agri, is failing. "' Battle Creek xisili-d friiuuU mid Archie Sheffield of Detroit has ing a sister. made a change in his work- He Is • Mrs. Francis Himr Kpu now sulmrdinnle manager of Mc­ Detroit formerly *f Mdo Mr-. .Will Town visited her |JarClean Swift, grain brokers, lie ha* ••tii* at Ih-lloiL Friday. a private office and good prospects her parents oil Drconitimi Day. Wade Town- and .family spent of advancement. Mr. Andnn* lia* inmrd elf from Sunday at Frank Town's. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Bristol of DOwllng mid Mr. mid Mrs. Bert the Flower farm. We undcriumd . Mr.-mid Hr-. Di*o I’titri were Sun­ Itowser mid children were Sunday he has ucn'pletl Hi*- prn>ilion or day i,all«,i> til. Karl Bristol'*. Mi. mid Mr*. A. I*. Fm*hey ale Kiicsts of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bristol. traveling nalestnati for a Chicago Ilnnn. dinner with Tlmma* Powley mid Carl'Stiles of Urliandale came linn. We were ju’iiy b* Sunday, a* W. B. Stratton wa.* wife Sunday. home-Friday mid.wiU slay until af­ lending n Horae I ••■hind tn- buggy Mi>. "Ke-h-r mid daughleii ter his uncle's funeral. . .Mr. and Mrs. Stiles will stay wilh Clmlmt Williamson in pacing fail­ the find part of the week ii ed lo give half of Hie *y«:n| which ings. Mrs. Kipp for a lime. tindly friglitemii th** I hikI Imr**PROFFESSIONAL CARDS Miixiii Furahey and Clithird Slun. Mrs. Irving Briggs went to I.ncey Saturday mid went to lhe Joy Cem­ that she jun>p«,<l <,",M Hie fender of Shermmi Town of Bailie Ci-eeg etery. Siu* said the decoration* ■the machine. Iirec.kiin.' H mid nl«o PHYAIC1ANB the c'brlxm I nh sn*l steering gear. sjx'iil Friday nnd Saturday wilh his were beautiful. She also aUcnded the quarterly meeting at the Briggs Mr. Willinpison ha* i>* i-ii driving a pmmito, Hallie Creek Winnie mid Ivan Campbell' ma* church. The presiding elder was lirnfar iiatTol , i > A. & C. H. BARBER, in ir carriage wilh the pastor wlnhv, wntcli i» nol ilxpe* l**l to give any ol entertaining soim* cousins ■ Physicians and Surgeons. the horses liccame frightened. The the road.’ and we pmumn for this Kalamazoo. Calls in city or country, responded to carriage was ovcrtunuid. hurling reason he has li->-*imi* ■•iindrs* with promptness, day or night. hrih gentlemen. The presiding fill­ alKiul giving a grm-ioii* share of it to anyone. Mrs. Grace Mui.-liall' enti-rtuim-d er wan very severely injured. Iliv l-irkm.Ten Saturday evening. U. WILLISON, D. I). S.f ! Kami .CiamWVsjjK'ihei-of Ea*i . CIUjfEV. •Max Eichrix to home from I hr ■ Hastings, Mich. Johnstown Tim- been the dm*st of , Mi*s Mj*hel L*>-mud closed n surher son rtnd wife since Tnursday. re.-sful year of tohool here Frnlay The Keeley liisliliile bmur. is located al 7J3-.T5 Ottawa Ate- tirnml She returned Mmnlay. ' Mrs. dennii* Seaj’lr*. i-nlled bo Mrs. Rapids Mirliiuiui, This in-lilidhm, Hiuuuh n prnm<- com-erg. lias Ihtii Mr. rind- Mrs. John Crandall of JOHN M. GOULD Susmi Willtsflit and. Mi*.' faniisa the inriuw wlirrrby hi rm I reds ot mm and winncn.wlio were uddirtrd lo Bedford wore guests of Mr. wm Mrs. pumfk mid ptilrmisi E. D. Heyin bi- ami family !imh*iLAWYER . the um* of liqtmr uml driiQS lirtu* been relieved and |M-niiaiicntb rnrrd E. Crandall Sumlay. Mi. it nil of. thcar. romlilions. This ho institution* ho* Item the nu-aus of Mr. and Mrs. Jvssu Rishridger ng>- ed tn Kiitlnnd Smidav ami spent Un* Office over Grigsby & Brooks makiiip "happier Imnws” uml licit er "riti/riis.” The inanaoer, Mr. lored tn Cellar Creek Sunday, visit­ tiny with their ->>n mid brother. I.**,* Phone 17a Guy A. Bci kwilli. Iian imide friends by Hu- st-urr by . his kind uihirc ing n sister of that place, Mrs. Em­ Reynolds and wife. iu-law. Herman .Mr. and Mr*. .1. II. Brunjes anHASTINGS, MICHIGAN . hr inning and ujNi.stnm-r lo the fallen. ma Armour. . Willi. UMHtl’Cn Hllliliuy lihllllbiluf I, again al home nL Hie lake uftei Mr. mid Mrs. Will Warner, Miss •not so ■•xpen^iri' a.* you may lliink. Isid'clln' aqd Master Merrill were iqmaidiug Hn- winter in Flm idn. J lloriieys. Friilay tflghl. CLOVERDALE. Sllll.tz. Haw n.* mn|i<- nu miniate, nnd guests of''Mrs. Warner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fenl Merrill, of B.ilMr. nml Mi.«. Ed. M<>nira nmlvliilChireijce slmltz mid friend of:’>;H“diy Zerliyl spent Sumlay with you'll Hud that ynu can have mi fonl. Hunduy. Mrs. Warm-r ami the •Will Myiilr i* .quite .sick .with drefi tif Grand ‘ Itiipid*.- Were Hu* Hiudipgs. visititl. at Jo ii Ihini’s i’yruds in Kalamazoo. I up-to-date, ntlrnrilvn iiath room children remained and will return quinsy. ' ; /Rev. Bready of .... Ha*lings S.itunlay. *. ..... ----- will ----- give Ttierr* will dunrierly meeting When you have any moving to be ■ Sunday .visitors nt (I. Homier- ’ a lecture id the churrh Frnlay evej for surprisingly liltlu money. When Monday night. 'Mr. mid Mr*. \rtlmr Pallon spent ville’A well- Mr. and .Mrs. I.cwi-f nwWill Warner went lo Battle Crbek services nl .th- .Kclmolltmise next Everyone t.* urged to lie done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. ■ you think of lhe greater allractivebiindny al 3:<mi o *-lork. Hine and (jus Peake mid family d(fPresent. Munday willi » flue load of hogs. I ne*s. the udd«d» Mafegugrtls. th Corm liu*. -I* Im. Mary ami Annie , A. Adam* went to Buttle Creek PIAHO AHO SAFE MQVIH6 West Hutu.*. । Peter Mn-In-r n*rei**»l the -ad ] licalllt. you ought to have us make Monday with 0 loud of wheal. Caption <>f tirmigovillo w*-b* gue-l* Olio prhnslika. of.Brush Mae llirfliiimml mid Archie Chilson | news nf the death uf his uepln-w. Sunday memorial amices were of. Imvitia Johnson Huitdny nfleiilhal ent imide al once. .-l»-nl Saturday and Sunday with: l-rmik SI, John <»f Muucje, Ipdlumi. Oar Specialty. • ~ Saturday till Mom lay willi tin- latter’s elater at Dellun. gi*<qi by lluv. Brooks, which were noori. ' ] Friday. Mr. St. John will in* n*Mr. and \lr*, Floyd Collt«ou of: I'lun.-hka * >i*ler <>f Gobb-s-' flue. Two old soldiers. Levi i’tilmaMr*. Lizzie Z.tIm-1 eiilerluin^l ineinben-d by a great -------- HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. h«*r and brother Frank, sat on the Eari Delton ii-it'‘4’tm- laiii*rs.pur-; roiiipany -from Ib-irmt, from Salur- : I*!’ n foi’itier- r*I.S. KallMwaaWN. *aa«M,Fr«Fn. enls, Mr. ami Mrs. Will Stocking. seals winch used lo I" ’ IHlcd. Rev. Bmiip and baby day until Mmiduy. j vicinity. OFFICE PHONE 70 . East of Postoffice' , Brooks is jtisl from England and is Sunday. Miss Vivdn1 Kenyon of Kalamazfer '•*■*. Carrie Shull/, Hasting* ‘ H. Waltman rellllire* III ILl-linu-. md conversant wiih the ways of is Vfailill# hi-r parenle. | vi-il**«lI at H. A. Zerbv Phone 126 Hastings America, buris anxiou- to please. guest of Em- ItmlH'r and C. M. Gil­ John Minz.ey ami wifi* of Grmnl| salurday. ' Mr. ami Mrs. George Tungale vis- bert uv*-r SaturddJP and speiit tm- Clarence i>f Kalairtn/*«( spent ov»T liu[<id* spent Thurwiav ami Friday < Little fsimtliy <Kven oLA ’.edtir iH*d Mr. and Mrs. Byron Tuiigafe of day flshhig. Sunday witji Jim iiialiaiu. J, Pitts, their daughter, Mina, iu--i Creek «|h-4H last w»-**k al J. lhimHickory Corners Sumlay. She has • Frank Mo*-idyl.<* mid I’mii Wrigh: Mr.-. Till -Chainberlnfa r*-lurtio*i at coinifaiiied lliem hom.*. , iiioIkI's. . lurcii sick about tour weeks, bul is fitly Giddings of lln*iiii»e spent • The Omelei-y Circle wa* w*-l| nlringcs. a little belter. fn m Saturday Until Monday at I tended at Mr*. I jtrpeuier’i* l.i-a Mrs. Mamie Carr mid Mrs. Mae Soiin’ervilb*'.-. .. | Thursday. Thn next ine*-ling will That we have those smart Murkhum go to Flint to (he Stall* iled th*- bjlli-i -'mini Mr*. Tuitgnte ■. Mr*. Mi l....... «f Drangeville. Mrs. I.inrfa Hi.di<q>' of Battle[' - “* •• * - - - . • ’ Thia bold} true in your electric Mr. und Mn * "' eonvenlion of the. W. C. T, U. us 7M>ar-llickm> aflenioou. styles of mounts every­ Creek came Sumlay for a short vis-I Jesse Kenyun uud wif't uftd Mark wiring. ’ That'a one reason r. .H/n Mr ■ delegate from the Banllcld Lnkm. Frank XViiirlil. wife amt dmiu'ir'ox iiml wife of tj< \i-rd.il.* wore body is talking about, and I'.ihronce I* Mun ii.-* i.uivui*. ,ur. mm Mrs. Augimta Coleimm. pr>-*i<leiU of ler mid Will i.nip and wife m«rture«i' iv Jilli ' • '. Kenyon. . | Sumlay vitiilO'rtjH 11. Beachler*.*. (he I nion. »in Detroit mid will your electric \ work. You'll we make the best portraits ‘ ‘ "------- ------ 1 v midx culled m. Mi** Editit lle.-hl.-l ami Mr.*. Elia*., Geo. Kenyou visited bin Min iu Churrh Xoh*< Join Hie ladies al that place. . la-on mmiJy. know it ix done right and that to go in them—just the There will preaching ni Map:*- Aldtlrh Mud cliildtvii ■iilti-ndi-d I ho' Grand Rapids from Friday until Rev. Brooks will deHVcr a dis­ All our rigidh graders passed n your buildings arc sale if I do core next Sunday morning mid graduating ■•xi tvi-.- at Hickory [ Monday. course next Sumlay ’on the" Sin nt -mcessful e.v.imnidlion'. Congnil il­ kind that will please you Neglect." lations. and your friends. If you Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe of Ur- -The sii-k al Mr. Shorter'* an* all GEO. VAN TIFFLIN will call at our studio you Irondale. Mr. ami Mrs. P. Standley Improving cxjrpl lhe h-4 taken. of Jlaftle Creek. Messrs John Pay ­ ■loo tr (clan. will know they arc the Will who-rem.ni-' nlmul the same, '.ollljllg ette ami -Will Robinson with thefr being nuw in Hie third week of tin* latest. wiM-* of Bedford, mid Mr. and Mr*. PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING “THE ONE REMEDY’* IB ■ El 0 00 ' CHAS. DENE.AU, El First Saturday In June r: E. C. Russ 6 Son Have you seen those Dresses for little girls at 50c and 75c? Home of The Keeley Institute Wm. Renkes & Son of Dowling Tennis Shoes lor Men and Boys still on sale H F Refurnishing Your. Bath-Room Order Our Drays F. A. BROWN & CO. Do You Know Safety First The Ground Floor Studio Safety Then profit andavailabilFlrti ' thecaaantial features ••151 it3r of n hjBji grade, invest­ ment are combined in our Pre­ paid Stock. Dividend check* mailed semi-annually, 3% per an­ num net. Twenty-four years iu business, assets over |IKX),OUO. Write for particulars. Capitol Savings 1 Loan Association, Lanotni, Mich. you intend Sale " det our prices Bills ।ii E. PATTON. Phone 94 Hastings, Mich. HIGH KTHEET. I Mr. and.Mra.. Clarence Robinson [of Hastings -spent Sunday wiih his Ibndhcr, A. E. Hnbinsou ami family, j Quite n number from this (dace iilfamh'd siyriiars Decoralion Day at Rut hind Cclnetery. • MIm J*Minie GnpiHin is M-iling •friends-at Prairieville IhU week. ' Mr. mid ,Mrs."Alva Hw*l>**r mid son Ifarold sp**.ul two days uf lust week in Grand RMpttlk. | Wc are glad lo say Miss .Malily peckley is able to nde out agmn. ■ I Gourge Canfield nf Saginaw* 1i— I[H'-d ib-d his in friend, Dell Robinson mid »—8,y, last wiM-k. PRINTED 1. Shake Off Vour RIiruimiliMii. Xow 1.* Hie lime |u gel rid of your ] rUimniutisiii. Try a twenty-live <cciil lM»Hte of Ehuinbcriain's i.tni' incni and »w. how quickly, your 1 Ip’utnalic pains diaappr.it. .?uld [by All Dealer*.—Adv, ' . ■ || We are fixed for tuminc out work of thi» kind in double-quick time. i-BAX\KM WAN1 ADV* PA¥. John Adamson'"were Smiduy call­ ers nt Smith Standleys. Sumlay night dogs attacked Fred Robinson’s sheep, wounding one and severely injuring nnnthcr, also seallering I hum into olher fields imd lhe wFind®. . Miss Elhet'llnbinsoii cl*w.*d her sirtqol tor the summer ami Is m»W at home. Mr. -Robinson's brotlicr ami wife of Hickory Co’ruere visib-u him Sunday. . ' Miss Mary Itoaritmf fmwliug was I lie gui-sl- of Miss FJIi<*l Ibibhismi from Friday until Sunday. Mrs. lining-Briggs Wa- J|le guest of .Mr. and Mis. Strickland of Lucoy Siimluy. . Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Heimer, Mr. and Mix. Clinrles Idflti of Battle Creek wore guests ot S. Ziuum-rman. Sundny. Ib>rl Botfeer and r.lfnlmor Norris went lo Hastings, Saturday. Mre. BuwMtr is ttiuiug ' cry slqwiy. Will. Lyon iii<ilm*'*l to Battle Creek Sunday faking his son Albert, who will, i-iieiid some ((me in lhe city. nlurneu Mrs. Lovilia S(< from Lacey Sunday. CLOVERDALE IIOI’I. I ENTER Purity Verse,.Mali. 5X lll-l I'UtHMlay. ■ MIRTH HOP! Mi-. X k A> '■••r. spi*nl StiiHia) with Mt. rd 'It*. F- Chmitbiirluin ,u>r -'ll of Ihdtmi. Mimi*' mid children <>l Sunday • - at Huy Balulltiiiii Anders', and nioml-.* wen-. Jollio Hmloo. uno frmnd from Kal.nnuxoo mid Frank Jidmrox of Ea-i Orangeville. mil if Moiioav Mis* Funny KayJjnd friend mp*-iit Sundny eti-ning mAiIi her pnn'iii'. Mr. mid* Mr*. John Anker. Mi*s, Ella Btirkholder wi-iil lo iainiiiir three *.f hri*. grand children II I'liii.'- tn w.*ik |sri week. Mr..-and Mr-. Pmt A*hl*y mid Foidy A’mler- 1«'f(' Friday tiiiiru1children jq*rm Sumlay witii Mr. mg. to visit reliiUv*** at Bradley. . ;mid Mr*. E. limit; mid family ofi Oliver Hayward mid family -pent Ctidak Grwk. . • .t.1 Sunday ;tf (»••,*. Ilnn-om *. . .Mrs.- IjMiim- ol Ihtlion sp*-nl SunB<>riim-il Dr Golia mid family ifay willi Gm*. I'oynii nml wile. w*-re. vi-ilof. al ILi-tuuj*. Sutunhy. Jut!*- u tiqmlx-r of (usiple from Dvii'l Lose Sleep Coughing nt Night. Ihi* plar** -pent D'-coraljpn Day at Take Fol*-y * Hofmy aixi "far Prmrirvjjle. ' ; . CuntpoUitd. H uliUes afaun your Mr. ami Mr-. Rankin Hurl enterthroat mid Mireads a heifliug. loitmd Sumlay, Loti Mi-Cm-ty am: (toothing co.ilm- over the inllimied faintly of Shultz. amloWill Haven* tickling .-ui far*-. TMoVg immedinle amf-wife ;uid.Mr,-, Mary llaveii* of relief. Il fts—iw up Hie ligiil- Gla*s Crjx-k. . ’ ne»* In"your rhi**L stop* stuffy _t:iy,|.- Kit linger *>f lltl-liiig- is .wheezy breathin'-.• eg.-es di.ire**'-. In Dem er a woman rpn -'3» *>tgn ” her W- rt^k-itii'.'’'•arimFtfWlihiL Cliil- .... .... . . husbands natiir to a- clu-ik ovep;d|vn lure H. li-1tme any sub*ti-l Mr. md Mr*. I.^ndd McCullum when the tirnik account is in tlm tm,*,. fimlgiu* nb p^fafas.-Arlh- rtfaj children’*|H*nt Sunday at Willlatter a name. fur Mulholland.-Alhr . j imu Chambeifaina al Shultz. Is not a large place, but there in trading there-because many advantages Kelley,The Grocer has a store there, and everyone who knows Kelley knows that •they get just as good buying opportunities of Kelley as they can get anywhere. TRY KELLEY FOR GROCERIES Prepare For the Hot Months Why cook over a red-hot wood or coal stove these hot suuuuer months we te going to have sooner or later, when you can bu y an Oil Sim e, that <loc» not amoke or amcl| and will cook quicker and coil about ofts«third aa much? ling, carrying lhe wood or coal in «ud the aabc* out, rad clcrainj up alter the dpt they have cauaetL We will deliver to your home a Perf action Oil Stove or a JLav-on«oc Oil Stove, also a gallon of oil, give yon a week » trial, ami if you arc not Mliatied we will take il out, with uo charge to you alUll- E,. Tungate <5 Son Banfield Exchange 16*9 ALL AUTOMOBILE OILS IN STOCK . , �RirrrRM THE n ^STTNOS R M<STR. JI’NE ». IM I. The foHwina <« n report ft1 ‘Wire year: • ’ No. of day* laughl. IHO. Total allendanee. Average unity nunidanre. ±. Average enrollinelil. '.'X'.*2. ■ Per ceiilnge of nllendnnrr, ! IRVING. The hani raising announced some lime ago at lhe (linin' Shaw farm, two miles M>ulhw<**l of Irving will “ ‘ ‘‘ *k Friday. June gning'lhrniigli ben- al St-Tl will m< i Tlfc following were neither nbslop longer on sigmd. This I rain h sent nor lardy for lhe rpllre year hy Mr. Shaw lo huv<> dinner wrvnl known as No. fftl nnd furnishei and roceiv!‘4l r<-rtil)rnles of awanl ;i»y lhr« IjidiiM Aid KoriHy of li ving. mui*h in the way of traveling fa- Lelo Shrnyer. Nellie Gillell. Evil rililios to | hi no di<dr»ti< «d going t< 'I In* Irnrii will he a KHiiiiniolh «lni< the cily. This onler .went info Of- ilourad Peastrr ditsl Thnnnlay noon at lhe home of hig.dnughlcr. 'll-. P. Fender.- Mr. I’ea-iei has hSen ailing for iwime lime. * . Ivan Heed, who cul his eye wilh a jackknife* :i few we^'ke ago, nml ...... . ............ uriulnrs. Some has nrd been abb- lo see mil of il of lhe pupils me planning on il- Minco, wax token |u ILi<iitic.« lo con­ j’lie specialisl l>'inliug lhe school p.ienir ul Hax- sult n ipecigligi. lings tin* week Thursday, ill which The Irving village school fraciimud-dislrii l number II Honed |;i.*l Week Tuesday. The teacher re. numbered Hie pupils with a nirt Miuvenir In Hie form of a broi lmn ••veilings, al. thn'Al. E- rhnrrli. F.rnesi Burliam Ph. D. will speak Thursday,’ on lhe ‘Adveulurw* Of weeks ago. Thr«*<' passed lhe texts Xnrlh Irvimf ccmelnry .Saturday, udcpmuiher al Middl namely: Misses Leia Shroyer. lira. Hill- sjieiil Friday evening lhe 1 vi'iy low. Friday. • Madge Johnson and N'ctlm Sianfoni. hiesl. of Mr. mid Mrs. Erm*sl War­ Ouarlcrly ineoling . Mrs. Arthur Mm>rc fnun Char­ ier of Irving nnd mnde several Sunday al lhe Moul lotte and mother. Mrs. N<>wlon Mr- ■Iher plraMitl calls nlgnit the vii- Mr. and Jlra. Richard 1’olT and family of J miming’were in alloml-1 anre ul lhe exvrriw*« al lhe North! Irving hdrihl grouiblx. bni-uiite on I (heir wny.lo VDIl rrinllvex al Cate-j Grigsby <>f the Pn'sbyterian clinrHi lhe llingliiig Broihets cirrus in of Hnsling.; on ‘The VirliirirM’oJ Grand Rapids Monday. Mr. nml Mrs. Floyd Tupply'r.f Smilh Boston visibs| Henry '('apply ami fiimlly Sunday. Irving ScIhmiI.Noirs. . Mis-. Lena Gackeler spenl Sunday Report for month ending May 20.' Mr. mid \ir-. M. Keyaor aro the proud parenls of a baby girl. The litile Indy will answer lo lhe. name of Mildred Elizalmlh. : Mint Bessie Bem.xlicr ‘vDile<l al lh«* Iioiiiii of M. Ih-aveiiA near F.Jmdale, Sjtlurday evening Ami Sunday. NT.w for vacation! Mis* Minnie Garkeler wa* a SunThe billowing earned mark? tfay guest of Mis* ITml Reuter of m'm xprtling Ihis month: I he Irving Genres! Store At this store may be found a clean stock of staple general merchandise from which to select your everyday neces­ sities. As price is one of the considerations and is a fac­ tor in every sale, we enumerate the following: 8 lb*. Rolled O*t« for. ____ ... ................... 25c 21 lb*. H. & K. Granulated Sagar for. . . ...... . ti.oo 2S lb*. Light Brown Sugar ....*._____ ,............ .......... SI.00 8 bar* LFnox Soap —............................ ................ 25c C. R. WATSON, General Store 19041914 IRVING, MICH. BOTH riJONKS- Huiiuj. IU, MfaUMIl, l.ln,. IB- 1X.1B. Mrx. Ltie Branch ami ooh of l.ansimh vixilriF-nt H.-D^-BmnrlVe lhe week etui ami nssixled Mr>< Branch in papei ‘ i < Mini. The lightning W/*lne*<iay xlruck a barn belonging I'l-JBL.Oliimfll.x,, ami (lie shock knor^Al m»wn Three imrxes. A ling wa- (rilled, bul nol ।much daiimge wns done lo lhe barn.] । The lighlning also kilhtd a horxo tfor Jim Lumbert. Mt.-.* Mrrry Green is Very sick I with initial (rouble. I The Buccnlaurraie M-rxicex were held Sunday evening. May .'list nl । lhe l‘. B. church by Rev. E. Wlieel, er. There wax a large auditrnre. <izro,B«»rn of Grand Rapids, wa* |itl home Sunday vi-il.lrtg hi* |mr, enls J. H. Bern nnd family. v niill in’Gdgrove'n wriiwli* awing. \V<*<liu*xd;ty. »u.*<* and sun buz/cil wood . o. ■*.oto-, nniin.Miin. oil Sinilli and Wife of Grand Is called nn friends ami rrtn■ Saturday ami Sumlay. Irving ft'irmls. Memorial Day was largely oh served by the resldenls of Ihis ■■om inunify. In fnel. wm> think Thn more propio Ihmi ever before visit oil iheccinHory. A line nddre*-*-wa The wind also blew down lhe appjo orchard on the Richard Clark farm in Easi-Thnrnopple. \V<- are informed li al thi eniin* orchard l>ing just south of (ho Imuse ami one mile east from Ihn Irving lownlimwas nil blown down, hi some im-aiities thio Incipient cyclone was ac<-ompaim d by a heavy full of hail. Foriiinaicly for all cortcri'ned no Icll. I.elo Shroyer. Nettie Sl.-tnford. Madge JidniMui. The Irving law* Hall lenni bwl r The hdlowing were neither abgaum In (be Bowrux Mill* Jeain (Tn Iwnl nor lardy: I.Ho Shmyer. iBeulrice. Kennelh nnd Vhinn Dunwon by lhe Bowens Mills Imys lo Jap; Nullje Gillell, Clyde..Fred.-amt the tunc of 20 16 15 score. II is said Rosa SchifTiiinim; Royal Beit* \t>rI hat the regular line up of the lrv-, iinr Fifleld; Homan GHman, Avis ing loam were not ull in Ihis game.. Perry, Eva Wnlxon.'.Madge John«mi. (AMPREIJA0vic« to Doctor*. llenry Norcull ami family xpcnl "Ho cheerful" That it Sir Snufr* Saiurday and Sunday in Grand * number or queitlona of great octMi* Bancroft** advice to the doctors ftr. Chic Importance." .. Rapids. Btvidxrn Paast. In hla "Confowrlu "Yea.' We arranged to consider the Modld"—that mo*t companionable uf manifestation of the psychic Impulse hooka—dilate* on the aame thrtne. In proloplssmlc lire stid the molecuUr "If you muat stay," ho say* to tho energy developed by the prlsmatlq young prartlilnner whu la invited to Arthur lllm-s uud Velina F.ug<‘r- transmutation of light waves and kind­ tea, "do not stay long, and keep tlio ninn were In Grand Rapid*, Ti»un»- red topics." door on yonr Ups. TUik of lhe pa­ "And have you done eo?" ■ tient. of the weather, or of thn projwBurl Hoover wlio works near Hunattlon. which *il> as surely as tho Held HM*nt Auixlay with hi* parent* bread-and-butter be handed to you. Sunday visitors al EliMia Strong j that There Is * good deal of, IUn**a were Shi-roian Strong und family about.' Avoid all topic* Of church and Volnoy Strung and wife of Lnkt ■late, quote nelth»F-4>oetry nor‘prose, Good for th* Country. Mrs. John Hichnnixoii nnd Mrs. Speaking of bleaalug*, Isn't It a give neither censure nor approval to I.!s» AlhrdibR-ltf Earlhni called-ou grand thing (or (hla country that the; mu»|r and. the drama, hide your Rfcthe Inlier's mother, .Mryi. Euxb-r great common people stay la a good ing for any art bul yqur own. Leave Imhlad you. for gossip to Jap, * eaucerFriday afternoon. ful of the milk of human kludne**.*' ’ II. M. Eggerman and family spent Sumlay nflernmin wilh Judd GtirpciitcrN of Gartlon. BANNEB WANtTihh. PAY. 'BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Ql-'AIL THAI’ (XHINERH. Vcrn Audrt'wx.rHuriirii from the northern 'part of lhe xlgle Saturday. He han spent several mmUirn hunling mid trapping. . , Mrs. Frank Sage nnd children of Assyria visili><l live idrte’r and fam­ ily "Mrs.' Dell Shoup over Sunday. Mrs. Ray Gould nnd daughter. - This is the universal-expression we hear from our Clam ami Mrs. (). Gould of West Kulimio allA'mled Memorial exercis­ patrons from every direction. es Saturday al Bellevue. Mr. nnd Mr*. Almon Sheldon enThere are at least three things that have made our Icrtnint'd Sahirdny nml - Stiininy customers "perfectly satisfied” and they arc I heir non Von and family: also Mr. “Perfectly Satisfied” Itaphls for many weeks past ami has alwnil four weeks yel nt this • ......................... place In work in curing for an el­ derly Indy. ti-urher. Venin II. .lohnsou. who.has Messrs. Isblwaril ,Tow'n.s«rid nml piiohsl the pupils over om- pleasjinl years selHsjl jtfortj. j»ml with niui’U protll lo the pupiisT Promo­ wFfilTo T.d.sn M-Midfiy -nn a hiRftion ranis were disiribiited showing ness i np. Tlie Townsend broll|<*n» lhe average standings of lhe pupils briellv ratted mi Irving friend* al lhe Hum of their return Tuesday, morning. Which in some -Hill*. id Balll.v! rfornromfltious -JUiw. Mary. storm then paAed westward nml completely wrecked lhe ham on the George M, Smith farm 114 tnilea northeast of lh» Pleasant Hill -•Hiool house. The imrii was rmnplctely railed to lhe ground. Evert lhe drive floor was blown off from above the basement wall. Mr. Smith has Jicen. om ilm form *on:y about one year. In nddiihui to <!••molixhing tbo.ltarn, n corn crib was also blown down. Wo are inform­ ed at Ihis time that two pigs were killed and tlial sortie horses wen* badly injured ami that theyguay be had. It im Mid that lhe buildings nnd conlentN -were insured against M’NFtEtJ). Mr. WbiMler.'ihe m-w temlent of our m»Jjools. hiinn.- s.»n have imo-d Uh hold gorxie ‘ settled in ■ house. die eighlh grade exercises will l»e liehl - Julia hi. id. the M. T.. churrh. . yl: The Junior* of ttie ilialr •Urlionl gave a banquet fm- lhe Seuiorx Thuntday evening al tlie I. O. (». F. hall. A bounteoiH supper anti l»nsix were the features of lhe evc- \ -roir wind. ....... . ............ storm |>nsw*d nve* irix sectinn l-rtiny, doing cdnskleinlm^d.-iuagu i orchards od slimh ,i Will England r.nd f.i.rity «■ Grand .Rapid* xpen: l.i-l vvi ek will Quality of Material Skil(ed Workmanship Reasonable Prices Cunl of Thanks'—We express our tieepesl thupkx lo Iho*e who xo kindly axsistnl ux during lhe iltaexs nnd after lhe dHilh <>f Hemau J. Ilninmoml, beloved husband and father. Mr*. Hammond ami lln* Children. Adv. <4>nl of Thanks I desire Iff' ex­ press my Lljanks lo my friends nnd neighbors for I heir many kind* m**xex during my recent illm'ss, nml for’lhe Howers; lo the uliildren for lhe May basket ami lliq Dowliitg L. A. S.inml W. C. T. 11. for the Imhiipiel mid *|>eau1iful polled plant. Adv. . Mrs. li. K- SthntiMi. Eegal Advertisements Onler For Publication. Slate of Michigan, lhe Probnlr Gouri for lhe Comily of Barry. Al a session of sakl cnurl. held.at lhe probalo ofllcc, |u lhe.illly uf Haxling*. in said county, on lhe Mack, Judge of Probate. In |he Mailer of lhe Estate of Hemau J. Hammond. Deceased.I'repurnlionn art- !«• Minnie Jg Hammond, widow, hav- j iliserve I'.llildreiu * ing lliml in xaid court her petition •Inirrh al- Parnioi ■l.iuted and the praying Hint the ndmiidxlrahiin of| farmer* are mnl uariim the wiil for I heir liOnIFni ilo iiolafh <*1*011*. able, person. ’Hare Baker fit......... ......... Il fa Onlered, That lhe 27lh day| ville spent - Satuhlay aighi of Jliim. A. (>.. Hill, nl ten o'Hmk Sunday wilh Ida brut her. in lh<> foremxiii. al said probalo ofBaker ami family. ' * llcc. Im aiid is herbhy ap|xiini<*l for hearing said pH it inn; . FAST HIJODIAND. It is Further bnlerwl. Thai Miss bora Mohler closed a very family ’«ear Clarksville llu* latter surec^Ail school year Satiinlav public notice llicrvof be given by with a line program of. Minus aim luddicnlion of a copy nf Ibis onler. part nf'tlie weeek. ju nip evetMnt. iii,, Arthur Gunn of Lowell visited C. M. BeiiediH and family Wednesday find Tlmpday. Harlie Sawdy who broke his arm ,Wednesday nl school ix doing nice­ ly and will goon be well again. Mixx Irma Slmldnn and LHami ing tier 'i-irr. Mr- S.indri- of Kilpalrirk were tho fortunale >.m-« Kalamazoo. Jliix week. Mr-. Arthur Glaggnw is sick. Dr. in lhe Eupcr sclmot in come up in the eighlh grade standard. Keller I' allendinu lu-r. Nol ire of ('.hanrrry Sale. ilalvln Sawdy who lias hern James Crawley was in Batlte In pursuance and hy virtue of a ilecree of Ibr Ciriuil C'HI't for Ilm Bounty of Barry, Stale of Michigan, iu I'Ainnceiy. made nsd-ciib-red on lhe 2.'Inl day of May A. D. 101 i in a certain cause- therein pending, wherein Nelson Kittinger nml Lilllh Kiliinger ‘were ('.imiplainanl* and Grant Dick«*rson wax Defendant lillh* Iwjtor al tfus writing. and Grant, Dickerson wa* lidm, Mr* Amanda Johmum. formerly plainanl by way of answer in lhe of liiiM-pince nllendcd Memorial, cxnature of crossbill ahd'NHsoo Kitcreixes here la«l Sunday.' She eklinger and lallie Kiliinger were deperls In start for Diiliuque. Iowa. femtanlx. 'Notice ix hereby given. Knowledge and Age. At twenty we know, at thirty w< Ihaj I shall sell al public auclion lo lhe highest bidder, ah-llie north •ley Edmonds ami chil- think wo know, and at forty we giv* front door of Tin* (Jourt ilpuxe in Sumlay nnd Monday It tip. lln* City «»f Haslings. Eoipily of ' Huffman Barry and Stale nf Michi can, ithat Tho first gn*-d<*clric locomotive being lhe place of holding the I'ircuil Court for said county . on ever built n < ••idly began service HANNER WANT ,\I»VS. PAY. for a Mlnne«ola interurban rail­ Saiurday the 18th day of July, A. D. road. gasoline enuiiTes driving gen- lull at to-.oo o'clock in (hu fore­ •eratnrs Dial furnish the motive noon, the following described prop­ erly. viz.: all That certain meet*—or parcel—of laud siluale in the town­ ship of -Rutland county of Barry Statement to The Public About ami state of Michigan, described jir follows: Tim south one half of Hie south east one quarter (’i' of sec­ tion thiriy-lwo '32', Township three <3) north, range nine {01 w«wt, together wilh lhe herodila-l inenfs nnd appurtenance* thereto belonging or anywise appertaining. Dated June txt, ioii. James M. Smith. Circuit (Court Cnminrisinnor. Cr.lgrove & Poller. Srdicitors for Complainant by smoking and reading rooms which way of answer in lhe nature of a nre cgpi'cinlly furnhmed for the useerossbill. • ' , Adv. 6-wks of palienl.*, a great many of whom haVe staled lo lhe management that Cough* and Gold# Wcakrn they hud spent thn pleasantest four weeks that* thi*v ever spent in their I hr Sy^imi. live.* While taking (he (realment. Conlinuml Coughs, Cold* ami The liistitufe is open to the in­ Bronchial Troubles are depressing spection of anyniiR who is inleresi- and weakeiL lhe system. Loss nf vd ami the friemta of patients arc weigh! and appelih- generally fidwelcome ai any lime between the low. Gel a 50c. botlb* of Dr. King's | hours of 7:0(1 a. m. and 10:00 p. in. New Discovery today. Il will slop any day of the week. your cough. The fl nd "dose* helps. -We will follow this article with a The best medicine for alnhborti Mries'Of artiHes explaining further cnuglis, colds nml . nil Ihront and in regard lo (he TroaUueid nml the lung troubles. Mr. O. H. Brown, resulls obtained verifying lhe same Muscatine, Alsu writes: “My wife ROOFING The Keeley Treatment Before buying rooting you should pall at my store and see the Gravel Surfaced Asphalt roofing, the Asphalt Slate roofing, either rbd or green, also the Sanded Asphalt, or the Galvanite roofing. For a cheap roofing see the Rubberoid or- the Silverkote. 1 have roofing suitable for any kind of a building and that will fit any pocketbook. J E 5 S E TOW NS EN D NOT IN THE COMBINATION Institute, physicians and Cnth-, o|iv ('.ierp) n ’which should be rmid by all. . .... . . For further informalion nddrt*M lhe Keeley Iimtllute. <33-35 Ottawa v Grand Rapid*. Mich - King's New DiwoveTy sav<g| her lite." Good for children. 50c and St/Ml. Roeotflmended by Carvelh & Stebbins.—A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. Banner Want Ads Bring Results. These are also the reasons why you wilt be ''perfectly! satisfied” if you will place your orders for Monumental Work with us.- Call and talk the.matter over with us. Ironside Brothers Marble Dealers Hastings, Mich. Phone 197 NOW IS THE TIME! To have Blanket* «hd Heavy Wearing Apparel cleaned ami laid away for next Haron’i um. CleanltatM ptotect* from attack* hy moth*. Double Woolen Blanket* thoroughly cleaned and recarded.....>1.00 ladies' Plain Skirt and Jacket and Men'* Two-Piece Suit* cleaned end pre«*cd.......... . .................................. >1.26 I<e»t you forget we Sponge and Pres* Men'* Three-Piece Suit* for 50c HASTINGS DfcY CLEANING CO. M. Kellogg, Proprietor Prompt Attention to Parcel Port 4k Deliver!** Phone 223 Haaling*. Mich Appetizers at Doyle’s It don’t moke any diflerenqp what tinje of day you come to us, we will get you what you want to eat, if it is in the city. We Have Added Fruits Just during (he past lew days we have begun serving fresh seasonable fruits. When you are hungry, come and- see us. J Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch IN IIOONAN'S CIGAR STORE. Jefteraon Street e Hastings, Mleh. Fishin’— z Smokin’ Of cour*c! What "big" fisherman ever caught a "big” fish without having a good light on his cigar or pipe? Isn't it strange how much better the fish bite when we have a good smoke ? The better the smoke, the greater the bites. Fishermen are almost universal in their praise of our cigars and tobacco, and we are selling large quanti­ ties these days just to fishermen, to take on their summer trips, to the lakes and rivers. Your trip will not be complete without a box of our GOOD cigars and a supply of our fresh, moist tobacco. Make our club rooms your headquarters when In the city. ' . J. F. Hoonan Retailer and Jobber Jefferson St., Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER JUNE 4, 1814—28 MUI PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. You Will Need Money NEXT CHRISTMAS /fere is An Easy Way to Get It«=-A Sure Way to Have It! Join Our Landis Christmas Savings Club Which Starts Monday June 15 In Class 5, pay 5c the first week, 10c the second week, 15c the third week, and so on, and we will mail you a-check two weeks before Christmas for $16.25, with interest at 3 per cent. Or in Class 2, pay 2c the first week, 4c the second week, 6c the third week, and so on, and we will mail you a check two weeks before Christmas for $6.50 with interest at 3 per eent. You May Reverse the Order of Payment if You Wish to Do So For instance, in Class 5, going up, the payments start with 5c and end with $1.25. If you desire to do so, you may start with $1.25 the first week and pay 5c less every week until the last week’s payment will be 5 cents. You may do the same in the other classes. Payments Must be Made Every Week, or May be Made in Advance Can you think of an easier way to provide money for Christmas presents? Join yourself—get everyone in the family to join. Show this to your friends and get them to join, EVERYBODY IS WELCOME TO JOIN The Landis Christmas Savings Club opens Monday, June 15. Call and let us tell you all about our plan, Make Your Christmas a Merry One HASTINGS CITY BANK Hastings, Michigan MIDDLEVILLE. Harry Baldwin and family have U. S. WARNS AGAINST Delayed Letter. moved to Hastings, where ho has ALLEBED CHOLERA CURES Mrs. George Kraft nnd children employment. John Shrinor now rides in a new Igirnine and Donald visited rela­ Ford auto. Gm eminent Ila* Not Approved ,4ny tives in Caledonia lust week. Mrs. Fannie Ranficld oj Grand Mrs. G. A. Prat I has relurned Treat meal Except The Frotrchome from a four weeks visit with Rapids was lhe guest of her mother tlvo Serum. friends al Jhirand, Owosso, Corun­ Mrs. D, Rogers on Saturday. O. J; Dietrich of Grand Rapids • Washington, D. C. Juno I, <914.— na nnd Grand Rapids. Evidence "f whnl appears to bn .Min. Ducan Campbell returned [Spent Thursday and Friday with a well organized campaign to de­ home Tuesday evening after spend­ his brothers M. A. Dietrich nnd lude farmers throughout the coun­ ing the winter with her son Thom­ Charles Dietrich of this place. Joseph Scott of Clarksville visit­ try into buying an alleged cure, for as Campbell and faintly nt Buy City. hog cholera, under lhe impression Mrs. D. E. Boveo returned home ed his sister Mrs. Laverne Cobb I hat this has been investigated nnd Rnlunlay evoninjFMrom Ann Arbor jover Sunday and called on'some uf his numerous friends. Mr. Scot! . approved by tho United States Gov- where she attended the May festi­ eriunenl, has reached lhe Depart/ val. She also visited relatives in was in business here some years ago. , , nienl of Agriculture. ^Articles Detroit. W. K. Lioblcr and wife wore tho praising this medicine. Benviol by Mrs. Ira H. Johnson was called to name, are being sent out wide­ Evnrt. Mich., Wednesday morning guests of E. F. Blake and family spread to newspapers. -Those ar­ by .the illness of her daughter, who and Mrs. Blake Saturday evening. ticles are so worded that it appears Ims recently had an operation nndl Mr*. Myrtle Jbhnsion ------- - -living JubI south passed away on , *? ““• of 'the ,e village pawed as If lhe Department of Agricul­ is in a critical condition. C. B. Johnson and family accomafter,a long ilhiess. She ture had received reports from tho slate of .Minnesota showing that the pnnied hr Wilson Whilright and h-4'<‘" n ,ar«fl •’irctoof friends besides numerous relatives lo mourn mourn. Theodore Weringa motored to Kairefniives in medicine had proved most benefici­ Ftineral wan held on Monday at the al. As a matter of fact tho one re- amazoo Sunday morning and pass­ |M»rt received by tjio Department ed the day with Mrs. .Johnson’s residence, burial in Grand Rapids. Mrs. E. D. Johnson anil children was an uitnfileial • and unsolicited niecA, MRL John DeKan and fam­ statement sent presumably from ily. They- dime home- by- way of visited her sister. Mrs. A. C; Boyes the promoters'* themselves. The Wayland nnd colled on E. R. Smith in Hastings. Monday nftornoon. Charles McNaughton spent Sun­ •Department . attaches no import­ nnd family. He ance whatsoever to this statement. Ernest White wns papering nt W. day in town with his family. Il has.no reason *to believe in the S. Miller's .the lallAir pari of the is traveling in Michigan for the United Engine Co. of Lansing, week. elllciency of any proprietary curewhich comiiarty he has represented Miss Mildred Thompson spent for hog cholera nnd does not rec­ ommend any. Under certain con­ Saturday and -Sunday wilh Miss for some lune past. ditions il urges fanners to protect Ethel Wilson at Caledonia. Mich. Fill Up tho Buck Scat. .Mrs. Stella Richards of Detroit their',slock wilh nnli-hog-cliolera Is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. L. This little editorial is ii^pectfully serum bul that is all. dedicated to you owners of ears In connect ion With Ihis attempt Osborn for n few days. Geo, Kraft is packing his house­ with hack scats. Unless you,are in it may lie said that the msdicine. which is naw put forward as good hold goods preparatory lo moving a big hurrry and cannot bo detained, never take a ride without filling up for bogs, was advertised some time lo Harbor Springs. James Whitney of Grand Rapids, the back seat. Do you know there rigo as a means of killing tubercu­ losis, typhoid, nnd cancer germs, for many years n resident of this is nny number of people in Cliaraccording to nn article published village is the guest of his niece and Intle who have never had nn auto-' mobile ride? If will do them a in the Journal of the American family, Mrs. A. J. Johnson. Rev. D. E. Birlch of Coopersville world of good: wont take any more Medical Association. Al that lime it wns asserted that the Army was was in lhe village last Wednesiiay gas, and think of the pleasure it will give the loss fortunate. Re­ interested in il. As a matter of cnlling on old friends. Mrs. Marcia Hubbard is spending member the old folks especially. .fact the Army wns jio more interv rated ’‘then than lhe Department of a few-weeks with her daughter HtiT’eafter we are going to form our Etta nnd son,Chet Hubbard and opftiion of nuto owners by their Agriculture ir now. - • later expects lo visit her daughter, back scats. Don't bo a light-wad. In view of the evidence that the Nothing personal about, this, under­ attempt lo create (his false impres­ Mrs. H. I. McKinley in Chicago. Miss O|ive Walker spent Sunday stand—wo get all (he lidii’ig we sion is persistent nnd widespread, want. Il will not bo longlioforo all all hog owners are warned to com­ at her home in Nashville. Mrs. Fred Gufiln returned borne of us are properly registered at Ma­ municate with the United Blates from Mears. ple Hill, and then wv will all he on authorities hefore accepting as true Saturday evening nny statement Hint lhe Government Miph^ where she visited her sis­ .the level—level is right. Bo a good recommends any treatment other ter, Mrs. Frank Burr and fatoily fellow—fill up the back scat.—Char­ lotte Republican. . than lhe seiaini already mentioned. for two weeks, Hugo Roubos who has been the Franco makes nearly 2fl,0()0.0(» boss dyer at the Globe Knitting Comforting to Stout People. pairs of gloves yearly, and of these Works for some'years has resigned Foley Cathartic Tablets are n IB,000,000 pairs are exported. his position and expects to go west. specially good little regulator that keeps your system in perfect work­ ing order. No biliousness, no con­ stipation, no disl.ress after eating, no gassy taste. A stout person who. uses t hem—rnnstn niTy" wiil realIy feel- thinned oul and more com­ fortable as a result of their use.— Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. ' ARTHUR E. MULHOLLAND BANNER WANT ADVfi. PAY. T| T| T| PRESCRIPTION Uo TteStuLMSUBReaedy Inetant Relief for all Skin Trouble* secret knowledge of having done' yielding gold. his country a great tu»ryire. 1 It is said a dredge ia lo be in­ So the v^ld of Colorado remained stalled mt tiie lower Tarryall this unheralded until Spam’s hold on year. tl»*‘------ l._ . I.™ ...V ----- >=- !..• ----- .--------- ..... If and; «_ So Colorado begmi to make his­ ................. pro-p-clnrs came lory a- a mining -late, and people .■‘i-outing. across Ihw plains; I came tricking in. The early days Early in 18W tho Hire-elb bioth- Lsvre all prosperous and excit­ FOUND PLENTY OF GOLD ers, with a parly of nine men. left Hfljtrtlbwever. .Tim |H>pulation ebbed Eventually he- reached Santa F< Georgia to prospect for gobi in the a,lM Unwed, just as it does yet. ' . " WEST III I KEPT IT in 1805. He bad a few skin- am 11‘H-kv Mountains. Thex|»e.-l show- /There were hard times and good DARK inus were found on Clear Ct.... .. limes. The Indians were a roiutu[n. ar where th- ntMindoned dredges i »«•. menace, even in limes that I I now are. •Those discoveries thvy.i, lemi niher. Generally they were SPANISH DUNGEON COULDT'T Call.'.l the mounalm digging-. quiet and peaceable. btK I can reand he produced some of hi* gold. SCARE JAMES PURCELL I, ’"*in Spanish soldiers' immediately ; lleiurirfns to tile Mississippi Riv. J m-mber many day* and nights when or for supplies, their tale-, of gohli"Lv father. Dr. F. J. Banrroft. had started a mad rush tor the new El-i‘“ ■‘M,t “it the plains-to altond dorado. In April. 1H59. John If. "“me sick “r wounded person and •II. wlo'cenpon he was thrown Grrgiiiy started al the Mmilumi diu- lhv Indians were in an ugly mou.1. Was Imprisoned io Santa Fo When gings to. follow the gold up to ilsl However, we always enn-oled mirPike Arrhrd There i...... ------- 7 ----- • ", . . _ . . i months and months per-i-tenlly r< soiirce. On Mav it, he' struck-‘‘Iv*'* Wilh lhe ilioilgTil that if the III 1MIU. f f,14jnu (n divtiltre’ his wr»L Hie Gregory Imje Indian* recognized my father .he Tho following interesling story ow. !<•! ii* review the situation Till- first [Km of dirt ftiim lhe soil; be perfreHy safe. They caHof old times., showing how Um nn top Of III.- vein Melded *i III gold.I • '! tom their “big medieifie Jfian,’ course of history may be changed sagacity and pat riot i*m_. Spain Tin* famous vein is -till being work-1 ““d »'i«isted on hi* pertonmmfmniiy. by small things, was recently tqld rlauiii’d a‘vast. indefinite ferrilory ed tiiMler the name of the Fifty Gold, “f duties which should have in Denver in an address by Gborge stretching out fan-shaped from Mines. <j>mpaiiy. The original dis-| •"•*•«> attended tn by the gnv.'rnmeul J. Bancroft: Mexico. Franco Harmed_a strip of covery hole is right in Hie town nf, physician. In . return, they were. One of-the most, remarkable in­ ground -running northwest from Blackhawk. ' constantly making him present.* of cidents'in the early lorlory of Col­ Louisiana. which strip was sup>f Missourians orado was llie loyalty and patriot­ ism of an unlionored '’sour dough" lluvjmrnmit of the continental di­ ,.|U1 , The lh-p(l« Silrnrc. prospector named .lain>^ Purcell. vide. The story of iT|m inliipie is always silent; You know, in the early days, before In fact. I have seen a stone mon- their <1iyens! or baking powder was avail­ able, -the pioneer- used to make H<- came bMietlrvnm andj, "sour dough" bread, so they were saw, golden nugget.- id the‘Band.’We ipieMliun willi wnrda of. wienre. nicknamed “sour dough" pToapec- the other sid?. Tli\t monument. n«r Raising hi- long, bony arm, lie cried:. Explain, deride and disru-4; lors. lo Indicate lhal (hey lived'be­ doubt, was ererlvd to delhic the. ’•Tarry, nil here!" So they called But only in meditation yond lhe borders of any kind of boundary line, but, the S|ginish: the creek ‘•Tarryall" Creek, and’ In; The mystery speaks to us. civilization. ‘ - continiied 1o claim purls of the this day the’Tarryall 'pincers are| —John Buyle O'Reilly. This prospector was a venlurc- I.otiisiima Piircha-ix even after some as well ns a patriolic man. France ‘had .4o!d it. The South He penetrated the wikis of the Park was in debatable ground. Wl’st long before the government explorers surji ns Pike and Fre­ mont. ‘ . and there and pockets of rich cop-j Santa F<> was a Spanish nutpost per ore. but apparently the hand in Aven those early days ami Pur­ cell had apparently ilrifled in. there ing any I hi ng <>f real value. for supplies as early as 1802. In • Purcoll realized Hint his find nf, Even Most Chronic Sufferer* •the blood, and drive it out of the system. Find Relief After A Few fHin he went IraNdiig ami pros­ rich-placeV golfi would excite.(he! So sure, so positive, fo quick and pecting on the Platt- and'flnally ar­ Spaniards, and result in their or-i Doses Are Taken lasting, are the results obtained from . rived ip the South Pack. Eventual­ copying Hie Rocky Mountain region' the use ot Croxone, that three doses ly*. ho discovered the Jtoulh Park in such numbers that they never Backache, urinary disorders, and a day for a few days are often all filacers rin<|, evidently struck a rich could be dislodged. and sn he lay in rheumatism, art caused from weak, that is required to cure the wot.,1 streak, fof he panped out a large his dunuemi. month a(l<‘r .month, inactive kidneys, which fail to filter case of ‘backache, regulate the most amount of gold.. wilh no ray of hope.' but delerrttin- out the impurities and keep the blood annoying bladder disorders, and over­ Now, in I hose early ‘lays, the Un- pd tlial (he SpamMi should not pure, and the only way on earth to come the numerous other similar jtetl Stales was Mriclly an agricul­ learn hi* si'iTrl. preinanently and positively cure such conditions. tural nation. We were not gold . It is the' most wonderful prepara­ Entirely unexpected. Zebulon troubles, is to remove the cause. miners. On the other hand. Spain Pike’of tho I’nth-d Stales Army The new discovery, Croxone, cures tion ever made tor the purpose. It wns Ific great gold mining nation camo into Santa Fe in |»x>. almul such , conditions because it reaches is entirely different from all other of the world and was a great world six mouth* after Piircell had been the very roots of the disease. It remedies. There is nothing else on power, dreaded itnd feared hy oth­ thrown into- prison. Pike was un­ soaks right into the stopped up,.in­ earth lo compare with it. It is io er nations on nrcount of her war­ der arrest himself, and some way active kidneys, through the walls and prepared that it is practically Impos­ like reputation. ' b'WPri T*** —— lie was put in the same Jail with linings; clean: out the little filtering sible to take it This “sour dough" prospector Purcell. Pike soon secured his own cells and glands; neutralizes and dis. Um without results. &olva«- the porrnnoul 'uric' acid sub­ You can obtain an original package must, have been a man nf nnusually 'cHtandTuTP the modest. patriotic stances that lodge in the joints and of Croxone at trifling com from any . to scratch and irritate ahd first-class drug store. All druggists . realized that the Fnitod State- prospector disappeared’ from view. muscles • needed lhe West, bul that Spam He told hi< story to pike and went cause rheumatism; it neutralizes the are authorized to personally return urine so it-no-longer irritates the the purchase price il Croxone fails lo would never let go of it.if it was his unrecorded way. '• tender* membranes of the bladder, give desired results, ‘ regardless ' known that rich boW deposits ex-, No doubt he loved adventure more and deans out and strengthens the now old you arc. how Jong you h is.ted in that vasi rapanae of moun­ than gold..nnd so resumed his I rap­ stopped up. lifeless kidneys so they has LaiJcnl tains and plains. -Ko lie decided not ping and trading life, content in the fillej; and < sift all the poisons from suffered, or what pure you, . EARLY-DAY MINER 11 CHANGED HISTORY I Ivnmnts on thn Mississippi Riv- SLEEP DISTURBING BLADDER WEAKNESS .*• BACKACHE-RHEUMATISM, QUICKLY VANISH �INNER. JUNE i. J»iL istern Michigan THIS WEEK'S NEWS IN NEAR BY COUNTIES. Irving Calhoun b nol practicing for a circus, but lie did a little jug­ gling with a rattle snake ia»l Friday ' ne^wiil not care to repeal. While ditching for Peter Griffin, be picked up a chunk of rotten wood, and as he lifted it from lhe ground In- felt reiprlIIing squirming in his hand. He realized he had hold of;, reptile of'some kind and supi»o<etl It-to be a water snake. Not daunted by a mere snake, Mr. Calhoun carried his tind a full rod before depositing his fordship on mol her earth again. To his surprise Mr. Calhoun found he had lieeu carrying a rattle shake and thinks the only rexion he wa# not bitten was on account of having a flrm grlp'around Mr. Snake's body near its head. The next time Mr. Callloun picks up a piece of rotten worn! it will be with a long-handled pitchfork.-—Sunfield Sentinel. Legal fldwrtiumtatt Order ot Appearance or Publication. State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit—In Chawdcry. Laura Ntanlon. (XHiiplainanl, Rex-G. Stanton, Defendant. Sull iwnding in lhe Circuit Cuurl for the County of Barry. In Chancery, al lite Cily of Has­ tings, on the 2tHh day of May, A. D. 1011. . In this cause, iL appearing from affidavit on file, that the Defendant. Rex G. Stanlon. U not a residual uf tills Stale, but i# a resident of Had­ en Lake. Idaho. On motion of Com­ plainant.*# SolioRor it . w Ordered Hint Hie appearance of said non­ resident iJefeiidatd. Rex G. Stanton, be ■ entered herein, within four months from lhe date of thia order; nnd in case of his appearance he cause his answer lo the hill Of com­ plaint to be Hied,- mid a copy there­ Com is too valuable to waste. We would like to have every farmer call here and let us show him how the New Elk Jr. Automatic .Cultivator will of (o lie served on the Complain­ soon pay for itself. Fanning is rapidly getting down to a scientific basis. The man who tends his crops is the man who "WINS OUT." The man who ant’s Solicitor within twenty days simply plants his corn and then lets it TAKE CARE OF ITSELF, is the one who wiil soon find that ho is out of the race. Modem inventions have come after service on him of n copy of Mrs. Hoy Buribcmi of Grund An id bill and notice of order.* and to the aid of the farmers in the way of greatly improved machinery and it is the up-to-date successful farmers who adopt the latest up-to-date implements and Lodge, wife of lhe well known U. of in default thereof, said hill will be methods. The New Elk Jr. is the very latest and its superior points will commend themselves to every farmer who investigates. M. pitcher who has opposed lhe taken as confessed by said non’ Porlland ledm on several occasions. And ii is further ordered, that Is sole heir to the somewhat im­ _ uumaa.. estate uf the late. John..AL within 20 day# lh<* complainant Durtch. the well known Grand rtITisc■'d~tllWtetr of tlrtB-.onfcr’-tty-heLedge fur buyer, who died nt his published in tho Hasting* Banner, And a Complete Line of Smoothing Harrows Let Us Suggest Some ol Its Good POINTS home in that city a short time ago. a newspaper printed, published and circulating in said county, and that said publication be continued oes nol raise one rig, When you buy an Oliver implement ot any kind, you get atr implement that is BUILT The operator of the New Elk Jr. Automatic Cultivator does rir and then Mrs. ««*■■■■ John Trierweiler ot Port„ MI9* ■ • (IlVICtll. nUCAf therein, I'll! once, eac11h we ek, 1UI for Ol* six tv row -he gets rid of all that_____ FOR SERVICE, no matter what kindjif anjmplemcut it is. ( t land took pity on a xbanwly tenth* TxrrkrJir’n.vmfnn, nr that she Oliver Cultivators are made to stand the tuost~mrchias investigations^ * They are \ work.' He simply release* the thumb.letch on the balancini lever and the horses do the ered young robin that had fallen i-uu-e a of thu Orafer to be rest. In place ot three separate operations there is only one. madelo cultivate your crop* better than they wvre ever cultivated before. from its nest one evening last week, personally served on said noo-resiPulling the balancing lever back to place lowers the rigs and automatically balances and to prptect the bird from Hie dent defendant al least twenty days They are made also to LIGHTEN your work, because they are the eaaicst to raise, to the cultivator again. There is a lever for each rig to regulate the depth of plowing. The cool nighl air placed it under ih>| before lhe, time above prescribed lower, and to adjust, of any Cultivator* you ever laid eye* on before. rig* can be raised with these levers, also without using horse-Hft. warm wings of a mother hen who for In# appearance. before you place your order, investigate the Oliver Cultivators. The deeper yon in­ With the pivoted-tongue attachment the New Hlk Jr. is readily converted to a swivel­ was hovering a hrood of chickens. Clement Smith.’ vestigate the more it will please us, because we KNOW that we have just the kind that YOU tongue cultivator. This pivotal attachment is placed by simply removing the rear tongue The scheme worked immenselyJl'lii Circuit Judge.! NEED. casting and substituting the attachment. It is valuable in hillside work or in listed corn. •■.hen didft’t discover the difference James M. Smith. until the following morning, when Complainants Solicitor. the robin, having fully regained its faculties as a result of it# uigtit’s Order For Publication. ' rest. Hew wilh >oiiie difficulty to a nearbv tree lo find its pareyls ron­ State of Michigan, lhe Probate ; sideraldy dfaturhed over its disap­ Court for the County of Burry. . pearmice. Such humane acts as At a session of said court, held al that of Mrs. TriiTweiler are lo In* the probate office, in Hie Cily of HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT DEALERS warmly commended. Hastings, .in suid county, on tffv I twenty-eighth day of May, A. D.. I , 111-115 State Street Hastings, Mich. Phone 1 1911. Jerry Chouteau, the man who-was l‘re.ieiil: Hon. CliOS. M. Mack, j .caught last week near Osceola. Ind.. 4^, ’with a train *f horses stolen from Judge of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of!"' Allegan county, and was turnedover .= by Sheriff Reed lo Sheriff Ferris of Francis Wilkes, deceased. William Wilkes, son having filed I*— A WOMAN’S PROBLEM. . Alegan. will nol he taken back lo the Mortgage Sate. , During the pre—nt age lhe king- ! the days of Lot, as a study of tlio| ’ Kansas prison lo serve his uncx- hi said court liis petition praying Default having been made in tho Our laird menWi.m-. virtuous mid • pious women dotn of God is not present wilh : । chapter reveals. plred term. His statement that, he that an instrument now on Hie iu' v 27, eating, drinking, | will shun Ilm iufeclion of what Ituif conditions of a certain mortgage , oulward show, being in ite spirilu- Honed had escaped from prison proved to this court purporting to be Hie *ast I marrying, thing# 111 which people bem ’called uMinlidod mania.” made, executed and delivered hy be true, but the reward was small will mid testamiHil of the said d *j al aspect within the hearts of be- can engage without giving God the* This is a passionate aping of eve’ry- Harriet Moore of the township of and the officer# concluded to keep c .v.-'-J. I"' admitted to probate and I licvers .‘Rom. 11:17. But this in glory; He mentioned the ark. the tiling Hint, is mminish,.even affect- Maple Grove, Barty County, to Af­ , him in Michigan tfiul give him a new one way of safety: and Ho used the jug dress.* There never was a ton D. Smith of the City of Hast; 110 way alters ‘ tin' fact that the ■’sentence. 1 Orville C. Barnum or lo some other They hnd their time when thu prevailing ninnner ing#, Barry CouiUy. Michigan, dat­ suitulile,jn«r#mi. I kingdom promised to Israel wiil be word “until." He mentioned of dress, especially us seen on the ed the 20lh day of March A. D. 1912 [ set up, nor doe# it mean lhat । own way until. IL is ordered, TJint the Twenty­ iv 28) eating, drinking, business streets of our cities w*as so im- and recorded in lhe office of tho On .Memorial Day the Lucinda sixth day of June A. 1). 1914, al ten S Christ dwelling .in‘lhe hearts of; For Sunday June 7. of Dewis for Barry C<rtmHinsdiile tstone Chapter, D. .V. IL of o’clock in lhe forenoon, al said pro­ ....... age is all the I transacllons, but no mention, of modest ami unmoral. We make no register men in **■' this “pre-. ly, Michigan, on Hie 20th day of Knlamuzoo. decorat nd ijup grave of. bate office, lie and is hereby ap­ , 1 kingdom that .. ..... th* will be. Our righteousness. When Noah wont | charge of indecent ’ design against March A. D. 1012 in liber 72 of of women wliose Major Ezekiel Hansom, a soldier of pointed for hearing said petition; lhe Coining of Hie Kingdom, Luke ujj„| n,,.c- confuses _ Hie kingdom in, judgment came; mid when Lol 1 thousands And thoughts and lives arc far almVe Mortgage# on pages 370-371 mid mi Hie Revolution, wliose son, Epnpti1/-.26-37. land' the churvli. Il is Further Ordered.. That puL.. ............. j, mid if people went out. judgment came. —•- a thing; — ............. ----- which mortgage there is now due at rodilus i}an.«om, was the Ural cir­ but will — nol *• these, Golden Text: Luke 17:21 would not do -» today kingdom i I He said “Even thu# shall.il be in Mich the dale hereof hy reason of thn cuit judge of Kalamazoo nnd Barry iieation of a copy of tliis ordir, for ।truth would b» belter understood.'I lhe day when the Sou of Man is women listen.’ Women are crying non-payment of tlrtfaMnual interest Introductory. This is not the picture iH-cause of the libertines nmong-the coantifWreFollowing is an account of three successive*weeks previous lo Because of the rejection of the revealed." (he chureli converting (he men. For several milteniunu men have King. Hi'*, kingdom was postponed. of Major Ransom’# life: Without Jiesilalion .we suy due March 20th. 1913 and the non­ said day of hearing, 111 Hie Hastings , payment of the animal intereel duo e Eaekit-I Hansom was lhe twelfth B.KNNER. a newspaper .air.ted and I Hie coming of the mutouium. Since 8'lie King-followed Hl# forerunner, world. Our Lord does not’ tell us HiaL many of the prevailing styles, March 20th. 1914 and the taxes duo of. the world belter ami of dress are loosing lhe pnsslons son of Newton and Sarah Jones Ran­ circulated in said vnuily. bringing .the same message “The better until IL* growing come. He pictures I the fall of man Illis Varth has not <>f thousands of boys whpse physi­ nml payable December tel. 1912 In­ som of Colchester, Cornu where lie Cha*. M. Mnck, kingdom *of heaven i# al hand." cal and moral tight is severely test­ cluding an attorney fee provided by was Isirn Oct. I. 1703. When only A-true copy. Bul being rrjecle.1. He ceased Juoge uf Probate. । live. -After man had failed, how­ preaching this message, and bygan thus when lb* conn-s lo scl up the ed. Is there a remedy for all Ihis? statute and stipulated for In Hai<! II years <dd tie enlisted in a Vermont Ella C. Eggleston, ever, God revcnleil His purpose talking to Hi# dtecinle# cuncerning kingdom, may. we.not expect lhat If going lo th.- •extreme in dretu is। mortgage lhe sum of Ono Thousand Militia company commanded hy S. Register of Probate. will lend .thus during Ihis age? more important in the eyes, of wo­ Seventy Seven and 10-100 Dqntiril ! concerning nn I'arllily kingdom in the cto.--. •Fletcher, whose dnugHler he after­ HcJmIih! a# King of the it Are not the-e very predict ions lieing mankind than prelecting our hoys, and the said mortgagee hiiving ' which, rigliteousiieita mid peace wards married. He continued iu ser­ fulfilled in our day? Ami do not our. brothers our husband# then il elected mid hereby electing to de­ Shall meet together.. Prophets uf Notice of Kpccinl Assessment. vice, inking part iii the expedition I present <lny cmiditinns poinl to Hie will continue and Increase, mul In clare thn full amount secured by ■ • • word.* of God conagainst Grown Point and, in (he bai­ Hie Sni of Abraham iMt. 1:1', t< To Bushy, Emory I.: Baker. Chas.;. kingdom. There redeem n«i| only Israel, but alm complete fullllhiicnl of the days of the coming generation we will reap, raid 1 norigage due mid payabla in lies of Bennington mid Saratoga, he- Beadle. Mmy; Cnlgimc, Philip T.; I ccrniliK Accordance with tho provisions Jng present nl lhe ,-<urrchder of Gen. Frost, Herman: Huffman, Small L.; Hu- Gentiles. Then, during tin Noah and of D>1 soon? Therefore what wb have sown. Those of TH Winlaiiied in said morlgnge. notice We look for I lie Noll of Man tn who Utan thltig* 4b they c’isi longed for Hureign of liglit^nsBurguyne, after widen event ho re­ Hicks, M. W.; Hodge, Eliza; HCffel-. time that Hie kingdom ii ponlpmiliyreby given that by virtue of turned to his father’s home in 8hcl- bower, Simon; Hill, Henry M.; Kuen- in.-stk Today faithful ..men of God >sl. the clnurlt is called mH. r come for I(is own, fur lids coining today must raise our. voices lit itlh' the power uf nalo contained in said t.-1. We deplore th- weiiktugw-of Imurne Falls, Mass. Smiii after he zcl, Wciidrrliii; Kemislon, A. E. Esl.; are proclaiming the revenled-mind ilig t<> which Hi women who think more of tlress, inortgifgo. I shall foTOQlaso lhe enlisted wilh Hie Mas#. Iroops of the Lappley, Fredrick; lauigslou. G. L.; of God' concerning the kingdom. Hud from tlm kingdom. I han of the purity of their Jfoys. ramc by a rale nl public auction In continental line nnd coiilinuril in th- I.o\eland, Abija; Minis, J. l>»renzo; the con- brnlhere mid husband1'. We ap­ (he highesl blihler al the North army until the dose of Ho- war. Hi- Messer. Richard B.; Mallory. Edwin; if salvation n# indicated In lhe ‘The days will conn*" v 22). peal to the mothers of our city lo, front dot»r of the court house, in Would this mil imliente that some Mills. Roliert; Nash, Frank; N'ubIi, Tin- kingdom will not 'In- present defpntl not only the girls bul the, Hie t'.rtjf of. Hnsling#,. on Sutunlay sinned staff of Gen. Wnshhigton. He Gerald; R>or, . Frank H.; Preston. H»h -llieir own righteousness are lime is In <<l.-ip#v lieforv lhe king­ He will come In iioys also by dressing tlieinselves lhe 22nd day of August A. D. 1911 al . fought in most «»f the l*atIles of Vir- Emebiir;’ Pierce. Dee R.; Rouse, speculating concerning .suclb n dom will rome? And then He tells until He comes. clock in*the forenoon, all of wilh minds them, v *Ji! that tno day of the judge and to sei up the kingduih. mid their daughters in a modest ' ginia campaign mid was prewiil at Catherine; Shultz, llarrie; • Smilh. kingdom as they. those certain pieces or parcels uf fhr rxivution of Major Andre, ttu* James M.; Spnngemacher. Mary; daikeiie<| by unbelief, cmi conceive. Sinn «'f Mail will lie' willi »tilwm*d NnL-Lhc-preuch'iug uf lhe .'tian, but land iH*comiikg manner. land situated and being in Hie (owhBritish spy. At tin* ctere of lln* SI....... Walter; Sceber, Fred; Tol­ Ev.-n Sono- of God's children are show. Today wb are living in the I We-leyau Methodist Missionary xbip <tf Maple Grove, County of in tho kingdom. He will cmno to ! war he was married "to-Liicitida hurst, Gixirge; Thomas, Wm. L.:, igiiornnl with regard b> G.wl’s pur­ ag». ihirliig which - the kingdom is Bar6* «ml Slate ot Michigan and bring lo an cud lhe groat tribute-1 ’* Ftetelirr, daughter nf Mrhilnbh’ nnd Tuttle, Han y p.; Williams. Frances; poses t-oueeriiiiig He- kmxdom. If p<>«lp<>iii-d. .Hid God is calling on! Hon which will bn upon Hi# earth-j described'~«x follows, to wit: Thn (ten. Samuel Fletcher. Iu IR25 he Warner, Grace; Watkins, Walter J.; we but realt/o that lhere ran la- no a people for His nanrn from among North twenty (20) acres of the ly people Israel, His lieavvnly neo-! Eastern Fanaticism. sold the fnnn lb his son-in-law. Wilcox. Sclic B.; Ward, Frank B.; kingdom without 11 king, this will the Gentiles <Acte 15:11. When pie, the church, being with Him, A French statistician wrote to the, North one-half (44) ,of (he South John P. Marsh. In IK35 he-cinferat- Young, John W.; Zagehncier, J. D. Hirew^ n. tUuxi of light .ou the ques­ the Inst one has been added tn.the , wind quarter (!■*) of section Huiie rd to Jhe territory of .Michigan, to tnd tu all other person# interested, tion a« lb whether we may look for ImhIv* nf chrisl, when.lhe church is V«tm's 3i>-37 have nothing to <|ol vail of Aleppo and asked these four' (3), also twenty (20) npres situated with lhe church. Notice Hie — — »'™-. ..un.., ------------tlu« King or lhe kingdom tint. In questions: "What arc your I tn porta? which four of his children had pre­ nke notice: eomplele. H will be removed lo be That Hie roll of. the , in (he Southeast corner of tho What la the water supply? What la Northeast quarter (M) of said secluded him. Roswell, Mr*. Marsh. special assessment heretofore made (i>dny's lesson we will learn some wilh th- tend (I The#. 1:13-18), worda ••taken” mid........................ Epaplirndilu# nnd Samuel, and hnd by .1. Ixireiuo Maus, supervis­ of the Ihings Hint lhe King has to and Hirn (,o,| will nsume Hi# they do in coniK-cihm willi III#i tho birth rate? Tho death rate?1’ Tba1 Hou three (3). said lust pan el being 'TWaled in 4fie town of Bronton, now or. for lhe.' purpose of dvfray- say about lhe klng.lom. dealings with Israel nationally, earning for Hi# own 1 Tho#. 4:10­ vail replied: "It li Impossible for any forty (40) rods north und Mouth by Kalamazoo. He bought ti farm nl. Lesson Divisions preparatory, to bringing in lhe 18). When lb- come# fur’u*. be-1 one to know tho number of camela1 eighty HtO) rods east and west ami . |h« southwest corner of Park mm the council decided should tie 1. IUIESF.N OF THE Kl.NG- kingdom. Bui during this time of licM-r# will Ji" lakpii. into Hi# pres­ that kneel In the markets of Aleppo. all in town two (2) North of range Academy streets, now owned by paid mid borne by special assess- |M)M. 20-21. |i<>sl(#>ni*m.'nt certain condition* the rest remaining on earth; Tno tenter supply la sufflelent. No। seven f7) West. Michigan, tho some Alrs.Tra Itanwiin. when* he lived un­ meiit for the Washington nnd Markare developing,* as we sec in next ence, |, potiTPI OF THE ___ ___________ .. king- ona eTer d,Bd ot thlrat In Aleppo. The 1 being the preqiises slescrilied in tlic when Ho comes_ „ to .................. set Tip the lil his death. Nov. 1. PW. at the age et street sewer, is now on file in my I----- ' - --­ paragraph. * / * il»m unbidi«-v6rs willI * l>.- Inken B11“d °f AIIah *Ione knows how many mortgage herein referred to, of 75. After coming tn. Kalamazoo. office for public inspection. Notice He‘w ill rome visibly, He informs away in judgment, ami bi-licv<-ia -children shall be born in thia vast Dated-May Z7th A. D. WIL I11. *prei:eding ' the king­ Major itaiiMim turned In# attention Is also given Hint the council-wilt Afton D. Smith. file twelve v 2F. But before t« educational mailers, in wliteh li-‘ meet nt Hie council room 'in th# dom. 21-M Mortgagee. that His suffering limb rejection blessings of the milteni.il kingdom.) death rate, who would rentura to asIV. ’ Presence of Hie Kingdom. take place. was always greatly Interested. He, City of Hmdinas on Friday evening. The cross was the May the Spirit guide us into all ! Timinas Sullivan, . , wijh others, wa# instrumental in 30-37. , Attorney for .Mortgagee. Du#iclimax of ihs suffering and rejee- truth. .the angels of death who ehall founding the Michigan and Huron -•i-.-ini-ni ul winch lime and platlS The Outline Developed. lliun v 25. Between v 25 and 26 ' nous address, Hustings, Michigan. '■ Sincerely yvmrs. ’ Literary Institute, which in after opportunity will be given all per­ taken and who ehall be left. O Adv. 13-wks. Hie l i-MII I eel ion UUd L'-e-W. Aines. year# became "Kalamazoo College." sons iiiti-rcticd lo he heard. kingdom of God should come. We take place. an.) jt^v 26Dated this 26th day of May 1914. ■umptuous questionings. and know must not suppose that within a picture nf the course of lliis.agn. Spaach and Thought Bafilisl church. Major Ran«mn was Jus. M. Putlun. City Clerk. these Cht i>l.-t ejecting Mending an Umbrtlla. that thing* ar* cot revealed to the Pharisee, especially tin- i>nd of Hie age. The - a lull, musclar man of great strength Adv#. “Tho gift of words" la aoraotlmaa 2-wks there wtas the kingdom of God.- One who. knows all Hi# act# froiq Take a atnall piece of black stick­ children of men!' and activity, of commanding i»re— spoken of dlapafaglnste by "praettear tin* beginning say# that wlii-n He ing paste and soak It until It I* quite eiirn and io the last showing a milicuini'- lo M'l up the kbigdnin I hi# aoft; plazie It carefully under the hole Curd of Thunks—Wp wi-lrtrrnxReputation. ■ lacy bearing. He wu» diguill»d In bol* of ld«M; and nobody really has simiin-their-henrl. or Hint they are in,world -------- will «... |h- in a coiidilimi .. _.... What’s a reputation? Halfthe __ conversation, was reticent in Imbil. tend our heart fell thank# lo nnr lhe kiUgdom of God. They are inilm* to llitd of lhe drfys <»t NWi, and Inalde and let ft dry. Thia l» bettor than darning, as tt closes the holo world ’krasto their Uvea trying to Ilv® •wa# liberal und charitable in ni# re- neighbor# und friends for lhe kidd­ annlher kingdom. Hint of Natan.fHint of the duy# of Lol. Ge—- neatly and without stitching. lift of thonibL Before one can talk lation# with tris fellow men uud be­ death of our up to it; and the other half waste i<-n «..i u»'of daystef .. ...... v> »the — — z • — .x’fth,. fajlicr. Francis mid other thing# Hinn the kingdom! i-6. will loved liy all who knew him,- H- had Wilkes. To lhe minister for kind of God arc in their, henrb thelrp trying to live It down.—Eleanor Ml 'and Gi'm'sis IU of lhe days of B»t. ” 41 family of twelve children, several ............................ Oates. .... .... ,7|,.™ ......... read# They were d.iv# iu which tlni blood to oun friend# for flowers, e«p/cial-> "mnnng you;" Hie Greek Word he-j way «.f appii'.irh lo Gml was ri*- ing lo prevent fogs- by Hunting tiers of ihis place and greatly ly to the Batl|n Creek llurial rarri-jing “In the midst." The kingdom j'Tleil Geif*in-7,'. man rehelhid email quantities of ml on the »ur■peeled. Six of whom are now lying cr* f«r floweni. Only Rsmedy. ’riic'UfllUMi Htalre now oxporto la Such kindnesses,wa* In their midst in that, the ug;iin«l God g.. Cain;.'man h»ok- 1 fiicc of fiver# lo check evaimnilimi al Mt. Home cemetery. Lite Is thick sown with thorns, and Germany nearly 50.000,not) pound# [tfill nut be forgotten. * jKiiig was there. Bill they wmildjHi ouh-mr limisulf and had no eoti- Ito which ho contend# fog# uro due. I know of no other remedy than to of prunes a year und 833,606 paumls Jeaimeltie Pattengill and Family. Him os fhoir King. '■John. r.-rts - for' J,H hrothrr «ten. »:1» . pass through them quickly. The long ­ of lalsllia. Dora Cotemnn nnd Fnmitv * . “ Ill# own-received Him nol." J human IU" Was cheap Gen. 4:8, Dot Weather Tonic and ’ Un. ha,l“l>* j ibe Kingdom wax in the mi<l*t of 23. 21. livih/aliotr flourished, but Cures Stubborn, Itchy. er we dwell on our mfiiortunes. tho ., > Heath Builder. Skin Troubles. Wlllln Wilk.-- und. Family. ill" Pharisee#, but Jiol witlijn the I was gifdl"-« (Sen. 4:16-21. Hie Charlie Wilkes. . Are you run 'lown—nervous— “I could scratch myself tu pieces” Voltaire. heart <>f Hie Pharisees, tiinre the j imine wa. <-<'i rupted by. polygamy tired? Is everything you do an ef­ Edward Wilke# and Family. ,^v.. .xj ___ ... ..... ■ King had been rejected, the king- fGcti-RH'. womeiF-wcrc pnimincnt >inn.>i is often heard from sufferer# of fort? You are uoi lazy—von are . Adv. doin uf God did nol Hum mw' ’Gen. 0:1.2 . the earth Mtw llll'*<l Eczema. Tetter, Itch and similar Chamberlain's Colic, Chulcru eirk! Your stomach. Itvor, kidii“j> wilh ouiwmd ‘•how margin, v 2n . wilh corrwpliHii anif' violence 'lie- Skin Eruptions. Ikili'l rcrtiteli— nnd Diarrhoea Itetmtly Alnuys lx-nd To Beller llrnllh. mid wliole syrtfin lu-cd 11 hinn*. A l’o vuy Hint (here will nol lie n real i fore God, i>etli.ip# rfdl in the sight tome mid livalHi builder lo drive Ointment. If«.: Every family rmnny without v uxcepjion Serious sickness atari* i»i disor­ kmsd'xu wilh'tiulwurd show 4# net of »om.« ue-n because of ilm wick- Hobson*# Eczema Don't be 1 mil the waste imiIIciv-build you up ders of the stomach, livnr-'aiid kid- scriptural. for jfri nol the Old Tri- <*din*n uf men who had given Ihirn- first appliculimi starts hijvlmg; the should keep (his preparation at mwi renew your strenglh. Nulhiin.* lament prophets piflute a glorious; selves over i>, evil iniuglmitiori' red. niugli. scaly, itching skin is hand during Hie hoi weallim* of the Hacaw. Af»c taking a few Iwller than Elqclrie Biller*- Stun ngnilhs. Chmubertain’s . kingdom, does mil nur lxird Him- and practice* Geh. 0:5-12.’, and nil Miolhvd by.-llfe healing and cooling •dimmer know that the poisonous nday.' Ml*#. Duui nii, llavnes- They Purify (he. 4ituod—Prevent m I( -itnclion Hml picture, mid doc* bul one family had litnieif from medicines. Mrs.- C. A. Eiufrldl, Colit*. Cholera' uud Diarrhoea Item“ “Completely ijouatipution, keep Liver, Kidneys not Hie Hui Book of the BiWe look Hie revealed will of God. Hie rest Hock Island, III., after Using. Dr. edy is worth many limes Ite cowl Mei•'Oi.... .... 1—. ._ •*.- ............. .,r llobMui’s Eczema tHiilmotil. writes. when n^edeti and Is almost curtain imd. Bowels in healthy condition.> torwnhl to that kingdom - xh.j i,. |i. , j,, ..Hl," 17 • .UWT..F • "illl OuKv jld -Ikrw ’ lo br needed before the summer is ■■Tin* isTln» 4h«>t time In. niti* yem-s lb-, tnan Nvith. telw was t» Im- iv-i.-tH of IrniiejUiug'aiul.Kli£avl.LU_Ml„H12a: Itev. 4U-21. of rtgltlwu-iM-i 2 I ligvc been rr«B Irom Hl" dnitdftll ov.-r. It has lib siita-itor fur Lite rtaml.--.VB. Guaranteed. -5U>. Itec- Kurpos’es for, which il 1# intended. ,f<Mid#. Effective mid mild. 25c. Ing lo Hi« disciplo. hu< •• .............. . «„,• wm ..v Hie <-or»u anrih wa# ripe fur । iiilmviil.” titebbink— uy it now. For sale by All Deal; llmittimendrd hy tinrveih A Bteb-Fvoiw Inter ?r**“E’. our I .ord Hre-judgment, mi>r~ judgment' -ramc. otum*mde«j hr Carroth CARVETH k STEBBINS Waul Ada Bring Results. bins.—A., E. Mulholland.—Adv. vla.—Adv. iKing speaks of outward sbow.-Cunditiuna were corrupt ulao in A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. But You Can’t Grow It Unless You Give it Proper Care The New Elk Jr. Automatic Cultivator Oliver Cultivators GOODYEAR BROTHERS International Sunday School Lesson RHT ----------- �tiik H.wir«a m-orn.ars® 1, hi »i Attenion Butter Makers D O YOU WANT your friends to ivoid you? They will certainly do so when yonr breath is bad. bad breath. There is no excuse for anyone having a It is caused by disorders of the stom­ ach which can be corrected by taking Chamberlain’s Tablets. Many have been permanently cured of stomach troubles by the use of these tablets after years of suffering. Price 25 cents per bottle. ( hamberlairis Tablets After an extensive experiment in a clinic wn'Cologne, the physicians annduncu that this average pulse -—-ralo of puiiuiiM Xruu frum-hoart-doftu.1. 1. flfly-nine or... ------aJ— cle feel® is minutep]during sleep and sevenly-four when awake, the subjects iu either case being al rest in bed. 1 inexpensive finish for a waist. ■ ■ Tf'someoiie lias given you a pret-j ty lace-trimmod RMritlk'’1 chief, anti; the center wears out while (he lace edge is sljil good, (oar off the lace with tho narrbw* hem atlafhed Tbisrwill give you four pretty edg­ es, all ready to pul in yoltr collar." Here is a Idol wfdeh Home Cheer's-editor first lenrn^l from a Bit cook. She was admiring- the! ge, while aprutw whirh h«* al-j way® wore in the kitek a. and dis-; /overed that they w.-i.- nothing more or les® than dtW pound flour1 sacks, carefully wash-d ami whit-: Tho Friendly Garden. . uned. and with rtronr mpe -••wed! A garden aceins like some good1 on two corners for sli> >... There! friend, . were, no gores, nor any fulin**s. I Ixing knovftt, long loved of'old They were as qufekh and ••a«ilyl Wilh, whom hours joyous have1 washed a® lhe di*h bwls Hicm-i been passed selves., nml- required m* slan h. In And mirthful sloriesjold. fact, if dried in a Biron- wind, they I need no ironing. Tin y can be tied! I'he paths familiar lo thu feel. over the tlark kitchin -ipt-uvwh«*n Each lied, each box, each row— any baking i® lo in* don-. and seem ■Each has a greeting like a friend to give Hie Iasi touch ••( malm*®®, Of happy long ago. while saving tho tlmk-T kitchen apron from soil with ib.m* or Tbfi days wp spend In labor there1 dough nnd can *1>« waslmd with But make tu heLLur friends, And for reward tho garden gives —Homo Cheer Dept. Exchange. Rich hoard of dividends. Canadian goveniment is tho Uni­ Il Is a friend who never speaks versal Radio syndicate, and under A harsh or bitter word; this arrangement all British etn- Il is Ih*Iov««| ot wind mid sun, -pira Uilvgraplita ruulu wifl-be com- ' Of bee and humming irtrd.- FALL DROPPED CALVES BEST Coming-at a Thwa When l.ittU Attei tloni Required Can Be Given They Of Barry County You can not afford to churn your cream this hot weather. We are pfcying about one third more for butter iat than you are getting for your butter. Does it pay to churn? We say NO. - Wc don’t need to tell you how much work we can save;syou al­ ready know that, and if you will bring us your cream for the next few months wc can prove to your own satisfaction that we can make you more MONEY. If you need lhe work and must have it, put your churning energy to milking more cows. This is no idle dream, wc are sure you can milk at least- two more cows the year found (or the ' same amount of energy exerted to do your butter making, WHY IT’S AN AD­ MIT1 ED FACT-THAT THE CREAMERY IS MAKING THE FARMER MORE MONEY OR THEY WOUED ALL BE MAKING BUTTER AND ‘ THERE WOULD BE NO CREAMERIES. Get in line BE PROGRESSIVE NO MATTER WHXT YOUR POLITICS ARE, WE DON'T CARE. Yours for a square deal,- CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO HASTINGS, MICH. ’ It waits with welcome ever kind Leeds and London nrc recognized To those wlio gladly come:- ' ns the two most important cities in niesstil Is (he heart who has and Where cattle are rear' d under natnr- ■ England for the inanufarluie of al conditions, th® rale that the young 1 About 40,­ A vigorous nltempi is being made ready-made clothing. •V smiling gatden chum I w -A. 1‘. Wallace. bo dropped tn tho spring will continue, lo revive the shipment <lf log 4<m- 00(1 workers are locally employed but this practice Is not n<-cr«sarfly the WE.BUY GRAIN OF AU KINDS • ber dirta't from Bandakmi, Borneo. in this trade, about Jialf of them most successful In the older sections I 10 Australasia. About 20 years being Jews, who came mostly from We pay you the HIGHEST To Cook Turnips. of tho country. Fall dropjH .1 Calves j ago many steaniers culled al Sanda- llussimt-Poland. come at a Ilm® when tin* luile atten-i PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ There is no vegetable Hint is kau en route from Hpng Kong .to Australasia fpr timber, hut through EVATORS. We buy and scU MolOjf cars show a decitlctl in­ more often spoiled than lhe turnip. tlons they need can e;i»l|y bn.given, various causes the trade declined. crease in popular favor in York­ As a rule it Is cooked too much- and. they occupy but little space In • on a LARGE SCALE. We 11 is hiqied Hint-this revival of shire, England, one linn selling 'I'tje siiinll, Hal, white turnip should barn or shed, writes JL II. Jncobson ol I depehd upon doing a LARGE trade- inny bciome permanent. over <5<>0 cars. A good market is be pared und sliced mid put into a New York In Hoard's Dairyman. Sub-! VOLUME ol business at a OS jST now opening there for Ameriacn saucepun with plenty of boiling slating on tho mother's milk or cu SMALL PROFIT. If you Many American delegates lire motor truck®, vans and delivery water, to be cooked for just thirty sklmmllk with a little grain and liny, i PRODUCE FINE MILK FLAVOR Longer cooking will have never dealt with us, why scheduled to attend the City Plan­ wagons, particularly of thn cheap­ minutes. when spring come® tho youngsters nr® ning convent Ion lo be held nt To- er grades, the local dealers ami make the vegetables dark, strong- large enough to make good uso of tho not give us a trial. llavored and indigestible. Pour nmlo. Canada. May 25, 2d nml 27. agents Iwing alive to lhe opportun­ .off nil the waler; then mash the pasture. Tho result Is progress from Smith Bros. Velto A Co. Conservation Jopics are to be dis­ ities op American makes. turnip, and season with sail, pep- j the start until fall, when Umy return cussed. Op.C.LIS, NMt57 Histiip per nnd butter. The French tut -; to the bain or shed large enough and • The pineapple park in Hawaii nip is cooked in the saint* way. ex-1 strong enough In dlgi»Uon to make; An Atlanta, Ga_ linn, which pro­ ih is. season is ex peeled to reach 2.- cepl that il will require three- good use of the dry provender ncccsduces it MMla founlnin drink, is iNNMMMi cases. Canning pineap­ ipnirlera of nn limit- !•• co.<k il........................... ....... DAIRY COWS FED REGULARLY ™ ttTtSrrt alMiiit lo build a S.’jO.iiuO factory al ples was only begun in luui, and 'rite yellow tut nip, when sliced, ’cook I1 IMPROVE THE DAIRY CATTLE Anlm>,» 6°on Become Accustomed to this theory a aertea o~mq£rtmcnta I ^11^6(1311(1 Winnipeg. ^Iani|oba, all of its rapidly increasing output wdl require mi hour's cooking. Ifj has been readify absorbed.in the lhe vegetable be rut ill iiuber 1 ’** Olllrinl shdi.tlif.i bIkiw n.kdal United Slates until lhe past season, the »aiuv length of. time. ! ; Routine and Milk Comes More |wa® made by tho bureau of’an Imai in- I imporlalinn irtto <•••niiuiiy of hIh-IIh Freely—Keep Barna Clean. ilustry of tho United State® doport' B®«t Plan for Dairyman la to Replace of mnlhiek®, cowrifH.. corals, lor- Honolulu tiial “all the puckers -----tnont of agrtcuttuTo at tho oxpt'rimenu [ A t.oo|tiii(| Hint. | Common Cow® With Their Daugb- i loisu aJndl®. .porcupine ipiill*. and hold I'riiKiderable of la$t year’s if cows'aro f.'d a^ •tatod^lntcrval® P®^TriU®’ M*J' Blx . Wlslifs lo aiimiimet* that bcgliinhig Wh-ii ctsikilig rice and a double] other enrvlilg mtilorhds of :mithv ? d , .2.he Mnv regular tripMuy HHi. 1 Illi, he he will will make i iniil origin of 3.I2K tons in 1VI2 and ntliiciol, No. 2% extra sliccil holler is not available, lb- follow­ u Hastings hod of- ciHiking keep® -the । Tho-beat way for ttis dairyman to they will not worry for food until the three were fed a grain ration of corn (to Ilastings to to do do work. Ila** hud ..X ••• c- oi-l : -, 2,153 toils hist year. r Hawaiian pineapple being offered at ing .mpre.n h n,. u to «, rcplaco hi® " 11 'J™ “« «1 U>. 1 years experience ................................... lie.* from sticking and burning <m' toprOT0 is herd I® with the 'largest *l.-’»ti n iloxeri. <n» ?3 a cast?. It is the Itotlom: Heal it granite ori .... . cow. ,»» Ul,,, b, , •' ” » '• “ pr-p-r tb-r .11,-r ot. rM , Mrf rnl.Iur. | Music House in Michigan, common cow a witn-tni ir mnigniera Dr,... , , ,, •, • •' ~ ------ ■-------- —•• ... ........u..... specializIt i« aiillioiilali\-|y slnled Hint aiilielpaleil that "in conaequenve . . sires . . . . reels-1 . wUl cat from Advanced al and an<1 11’*? down, town. chew chew thn th® cud cud , of Qf flvn five narta part® ppnuYiiwt crushed ft..oota and on® ftpart Inn on timing, rrgulnting und re­ Illi® season's puck will he sold with earthen slew kettle on -thf- hack ot |।I pure-bred .... dams. ....... ' und sleep 6Icon or fest a number nnmF»r »r rest contentedlr contentedly until until i rottrm-apcri cotton-«eed mnl meat A of pmot ®aro-. nuirinti puiring uiaiu.s pianos and und otaver player uiuniK. pianos. comparative ease, though prullts (In* stove mid place tn. (li<* ImiIIoiii a ! try Irn.optMHiful of good butler melted । . time for another feed. First give th® : pie® of milk from the caws fed thes® Order® to be left at Miller A Harris il® work of plan® for mid const rue- will be nitiull." just eiiimgh In. run. Shake Hie]j Tho high prices for somo of tho grain mixture, and milk tho cow® ration® wero Kubrnrttrx! to vartotui per- Furniture Uo. Hip beat dairy animals need not-dlscountonis Iioiini- building®. mid (lint tin* ..rrm.n ’ h " 0 «*'>' "" ~*'»« " ™"•••»• — -fc •»• d-T aimta .nd U.W Rigid reidriulioim . Miriuund. lh- bottom, pour In Itoiling water ami' sage dairymen from improving their by th. -lb.nSue.Un or toed u 1-ouuo. wilh <o Mie.!, ibelr nrrf.rHhipinent of dug® into the United Jdg bureau "fnrjhe sake of econo. Kingdom of Great llrilimi mid Ire­ Sprinkle In tin* rice klowly that Hie herd® t . ” — In -n xn l-t_ were -------» ■ tnwe cows, th,* the milk conx's mnr.h more Yr,-,1V fretdjr on ence. In,all 50 — opinion passed water may not slop’lioiling. Add while they are eating that portion ot on various sample®. Of those. IB ent inability of the govitrmiieuL's -land. Dogs from any foreign coun­ necessary ?«all after the rice be­ their ration which has tho moat rcl- showed a preference for the milk from I try cannot be landed without a li- gins lo fluff, a® salt tends l<> harden ish. Cured' roughag® should bo fell cows fed on crushed oata, 25 preferred i l•e^N«•, previously Obtained from attempt to catch up •with current Un* British board of agriculture, thu grain and retards quick cooking, after milking boeauao It nils tho ®lr that from the bran and corn ration, if added at first. The butler not . llUsill-hS. ! In the barn with dust. Succulent feed. while nine expressed no choice. Th® and may nol be shipped io nny Irish only keeps (hit rice from slickipg ' like silago nnd roota should also bo result® show® that In those rations, but also itupuris a delicate flavor. • O' l i'Ul.-'-ll V/BIVII. ... Ill II i><>i't in England. Lhe Channel is* fed after milking, bccaoso of th®.odor not only wm there no marked differ ' Uigcs of a course ot Bwinca® train­ ba® started it® operation between inntls or Hie Isle of Man. Upon ing wbleh will posllKcly lead to a that It gives. Feeding twlco a day Athlec Worth Herding. good salaried poulUon Uiruugti the larnlmg, 'logs arc quarantined fur will bring bettor returns than more 'pie • pillowing advice, by an -liilimi'. ...... nl ll.dlvimnimi. ('.•■tin- six monllis al lln* owiler®' expeft*"*, frequent and wasteful feeding. Give thing, the ration containing bran and authority tut good lienlth. should and during Hint period cntmol be b- not roily rend, but roiin»iidjj*red corn waa mort> soccesaful in producing cusHe. Now Bi imswick. are lilted by every m"lhi*r and rather. “ xs illi powerful apparatus. The U. a Uno-flavored urllk. Bell-r no meal at all, so far-as S. dl'parlmeiiL nf roniiiici'ce reports lion, and Ihrn only through a license UKTRO1T. MICH. go, I him granted by lhe board. Eailiire to Tin* navy department has asked observe Hie regulation® may cause tin* forest sen ice to. investigate for ••inidioiis of anger or won compmiy imd-r contract with tin the d-.-litaelioii of (he dog. guijo, a Philippine wood, fur possilive fluids. and sutneliuic® stop it PiiBpnlimi seed galliering is a pro- entirely, go that fndfgeslton Kill­ FIRE INSURANCE 1 -•■n-L.if pili-. Miuar m.ipl- and lilald- mdu-liy in th- Tw—d valley result of trying lo eat when under . If you ar® nol insured or would beech arc lhe domestic wi^mIs iuosl‘1 like tu change your Insurance call of New South Wuleor This Is- u ‘sort of iiiill-lt mid is being exported In and see me. I represent a conipaxty wilh to Africa, New Zealand and India. family discipline ni Hio lalfle re­ Excellent Calf-Stanchion, call lhe ellrcL »n his or her appe-r 7.EE II. PRYOR Tin* e.xpressfoiY "an inch of rain," tile <d Hn* rev-jpl of bud news dur­ blood, for tho obstacle can bo over- ’ Catarrh Cannot Be CuredOflice In New Stebbins-Burton Blk. refers Io (he mark on a standard ing (lie caliiiK of a meal, and avoid Como by neighborhood co-opcratlou in wilh LOCAL, APPLICATIONS, as thsy | fitin-euttg'*, thamount of rain all discussioh of harrowing probbuying now sires. • . Have All Gone Since Taking equivalent lo lh- di-l’.mi- b-l.w—11 l-itix nt Dial time. The rapidly Tn nil localities where dairying Is a Lydia E. Pinkham’* Veg­ Iwq such imn-ks being j'-pres-uled growing bodies nf 1m>)s mid'gi.rls I well-established Industry ther® Jb no ■ rcmVdlVVUJu!r»y CaUrrh Cure' la by m*arly KM tons over an acre of need nil nvnilitble noiirislmient, taken internally, and acta directly upon w mmiiiw i imiiiiuiu mu. etable Compound. mil *hy the best bred dairy bulls land. But oiieii often utey (hey nn* are tt<» uq sooner sooner seatseat- ! tho blood and mucoua surfacVs. Hall's ITX'Tvt7n -r'AT/TX?/' ▲ xirv Catarrh Cure la not a quack medicine. It UNDER.TAKING AND ril al tin* tabic Uuiu their parents I ■h°u,d «“* «»*’ "‘.-.Uablb to the email Terri Hili, Pa.—"Kindly permit me was prescribed by ono ot Iho best Phytxikzd at rxir> The Ganhdinn guverninenb nl Ol- begin In lake them to task for । dairyman. What would bo the big ak-laas In thU country for yoara and la FUNERAL DI RECTORS to give you my testimonial in favor of Mime mistake or wroiig-tioiug. The ( price for one man to pay for a rug­ ' , Lydia E. Pinkham’s Licensed Embajmer Always iu alteudAuce (iremenl fund.system for civil ser- bey perhaps llnislo'4 Ills ineal, hut ‘ istered airo could. l"> made a very is silent and sullen. Tin* girt irrnli-’ small Investment By Joint purchasing. PHONE. 226 OR 387 pound. When I first v.iii:-. wbfpli ha® ..... . -••ni-- fourteen year® in operalion. nnd to rev el f to began taking it 1 the old pensibit jystem. Maintaining Fertility. was suffering from day. A lecture at ft mealtime । in I Tti® man that keeps hi® share of female troubles A ship building snip fliip is mnmiatm*<i maintained certainly be driven home—clear — —- for — a snip iiuiiumg some Umo and had: jn connection with 1hp high school the foundation of health. -Put. (l I dairy cow® nnd manage® them in th® Abstract Block, Hasting® .... II...... W.1..-...-.I. manner will neviw find hta land almoat all kinds of; m San Pedro. r.al_ where, under thMoney to loan on Real Estate. Real Estate sold on commisalon. General aches—pain® in low-1 prnrHeal inslrucl ion of a nautical perhaps il will lie as well if Imlef-; “alng ita fertility A® a mean® of conveyancing. Having a complete-act cr part of back and arc Idler I, Hie sludonls learn how to inilely postponed, and. puplare of j koeplng up tho fertility of tho soil, tho w.u-fcpiHM ■ CHU(|J[|IUU1II I Sulm H. R. C. ot Abstract Books compiled from th® in Bide®, and proas- build “ “* imik-aiid -> — •• ■ il. encourage, the luughl-r and good dairy buainco® cannV. be beaten. Only a *" Imai, place I lie enRecords, can furnish complete Abfrill Hral urc promoters uf tliges- a small amount cr th® element* are1 ing down pain®. I ■ginc und launch nnd run lhe craft. half tho concentrates and half th® lott. ' taken away frotrf th<* soil without beDally Except Hunday. could not sleep and rouglingn tn the morning, and half In Thb larger part of the .coal now tag returned, and that small amount Is had no appetite. Since I have taken bought by lhe govern'i'n»ul is Inmglrt! 1 very profltable. . Spring Seiling. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­ accuHtomrd tn thin routlnn. In the, doing South >:0S pound the aches and pains arc all gone iHider Hie geie'tal lecliiniMtl super­ winti’r1 they should, bo Allowed to doing North 1:11 vision of Hie bureau. <’f minw. H"‘ FOR RHEUMATISM Ki 0 HEYS ANO BLADOU When making while unUses for Cement and I feel like a nuw woman. 1 cannot cost of purc|iase® making a total I linn*: spend tho day. In tho stall, and fori ib*i-skii-lH for Hn* lilllgirls, bity I Cement la taking tho pine® ot other praise yourmedirine too highly. ’’—Mrs. -valut* nol Im tbaa $7^ni,otiO. two- or ihr-'o hour® about mid-day I ptllowcaMi ubiiig. Ih-y ian be f„ r floonl inil for d;n cren t Augustus Lyon, Terre Hill, Pa. .l.urkly n.u.lr ..., I.y .....Iu,-- « r.if. lQm, Ilnn „ h„ thr-y-should not bo disturbed. Turn­ ing them out into the.gird, or giving It is truo that nature and a woman'a ' Uoniieclirin Iflweeii fee'lioj^i and lie on Hie Indium urn) a baiul al .Hie — thnm acccM to a atraw-atack or field work h®sprbducad the grandest remedy literacy genius Is rpmuionled on by lop. lining way willi lli- -eultiiiB' Th-y an- ®®r® P“Pu**r tala year, but it 1® doubt- of corn' stalks, will cause them lo for woman‘u Ills that the world has llpb.erl Slierard. in his “Modern nqd sewipg of scatijs. l ’ari>." Zola, lie say®, 'Wrote bird ra-ili irotn-d, WhielTH glimltfr mFftU .. U . U wUl lumber . shrink-in milks no matter how much ever known. Front thp roots and when lie was very stout ami when entirely. • or-how well tftoy may bo fed Tn tbsj herbs of the field, Lydia E. Pinkham, his bulk dwindled so did his talent. vantage. Sow a While bias fold around Ih-l Monroe St.—Across From Monument morning and'evening.. No mor® feed ! forty yean ago, gave* to womankind inner side of I hi* belt Of your own' Importance of Regularity, a remedy for'thair peculiar ills which Il h raid Ihut fully l2,00QX)n0 ihldck underskirt®. It will prevent - It is of great importance that strict should bo given them than thoy will has proved more ofileacious than any hotwpowcr ran be 'ik-v»*l<ipcd fromi We will give your orders the greatest attention. llhi* ugly black Ilin* which oven, th® regularity should bobserved, both other combination al dram ever com­ waterfolh in lhe national forest; jli-vl id black sldHs will leave on in foedfng and-in milking, in order to lately clean and free from any-food. Everything in Cut flowers. You will be pleased with pounded, and today Lydia E. Pinkham's nuM'n'es of this country. r4 wo or ”’nM’1 co'.r.r' . r “CT,re th* togrea of eoataair Vcgstabl® Compound is recognised the stock you get from us—it’s fresh. Phone 5U95, Wll-u you art* hilling down af- m-nt in from coast to coast as the standard Gct Hid of.the Torment lor .the dinner dishes un* out ofi C.iihida <111- about ILIMJU.OUU cord® Grand Rapids, Michigan. remedy for. woman’it ills. of IlliciiiniiliMh. I In* way or when a neighbor wornes ] ■—.. 1 * nf pulp wood annually, about half Ilvineniber how spry r.itd tirlivc iii in for H a visit and ymi you du do iioi not f-.-S feelj . Blililticr yini; iiiid II I il iHoll®, kidney' uf wiijrh 1- export rd' for inauutacIn the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn, »u were — Ixtfore you ..... had rheuma— like keeping un on wilh tin* Hie heavier lieavier-■ Indiitlrs.' thill liiiulu m.*s, wrartm i*,! Ittre tn the I titled State®. Mass., are files containing hundreds of you s-wing. you cMQ ori'iipy your lln-i l,ack mi.d-id-s, ull show the 0|1 (l f;Prman *deamthousands of letters from women seek­ lisin. bncknrhc, swollen, aching gt*rs — i*«lainKS> iun*d toned .lip. , 1 , ’ niinii uaiii with si'wiiu.* sewing illtlc lillh* la lace edumg-; kidneys •«"i"''>® ne-o !<• be and tdiff, painful inusdes? ntUM-b-s? gurs wilh ii...... ji regular ai-Ui’n, r **'ri"U> remedies for ing health—many of them openly state Joint® „ ................... — way »-aln? on tape, 'ready In - liable",inlb the! 4i....„„ ’••retigllj-iivd.. Hi to feel that ugal '* You ” c.'.lif rri*/uiHHr' !”’1 11 l,ai" aku-Avilh over their own signatures that theyhavp Wunl tak-- Foley Kldim»Pills. ■ collar of n dress. You can gel —’ '.Eub •*••«••«•. hidimv- Pijls will nin’--just ' regained their health by taking Lydia . . Hp*y quickly clear lh- blood I b-.-iiU.iful litre ^ttn«R-TrJF^r-'ltttU*-tpri . E- Pinkham’^ Vegetable Compound; of lhe poi-ons that catie** your pain.! 5 ceiils - for two yards, al many Phone charges paid if order amounts to $3.00 or “Uy “ rV‘,’.v '' ’" ” , -irum. । -f Ai.u lm- now luvt* —L ■ »....... ■ and In some case® that it has saved thes nii>**ry-and tnrnienling rh-uma-■. store®, apd.ev-n al-5-roifls a ynnki l'j,m» a.rclui u < f ajqo* over. . ■* * MUI 111 , ptaniikueli-n UbUI.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. Lit makes a-Wonderfully pretty andl-i**'1‘,’t** . ,?T 1 “'•ll'" Lt'lIni (Ttuur. Ultjir WeWj mil preisselbceren ou I ! hot laud.—Adv. Adv, • , I ■ I'hollaud. Piano Tuner Spring Term Detroit Business University MRS. LYON’S ACHES AND PAINS Miller & Harris Furniture co. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS 09137215 flllred Hannah & sons. Props. �THPH4STTNGB We ere beginning gnoihrr year! <if county press work wilh thankftdpeu in our hearts to the editor* of the BANNER, who ro kindly have given us u column in their paper. With'our hearts filled with inspiration of the many good I hough Is we have- listened to nt .the county convention, we are Hoping to w ork for bell it results tn our local union. The Mother subject with Its duties and influence appealed tu lhe heart of tjvery mother pres­ ent. Mothers meeting is one of I ■our most important depar.lmenl*.Tiid mothers' problem winch wet have to face i* a serious one um| upon its solution hangs lite future of our boys nnd girls, Children ito not hilly understand their mothers until childhood is over; in the formative period they simply uc* cept another ns. lhe central figure in lhe ho'tne and under her brood­ ing care develop their individuality and become what she meqjis lheip to be in lhe future. Even a bad father's influence is so discounted by a good mother that nine limes in leu the children come out al! right. The government .of our country depend* uf>on tin* char­ acter of tli>- infill wh‘> nib- il: Ho"character ur iliosf’ men has its j genesis In the 4iomo; the character I of lhe home is made and cidniited or limited by the woman who is the mother of Hie home. », JUNK L 1*14. FACE TWWn Second Car Load of POULTRY FEEDS This Year There is a very, important significance to the above heading. We are selling tons of Park and Pollard’s poultry feeds—more than ever before. There are two meanings to that: first—We arc giving excellent service to our cus­ tomers. This is true not only in the matter of Poul­ try feeds, but in every line,—we are giving prompt and efficient delivery service, we are standing back of ev­ erything we sell, and we arc looking to the best inter­ ests of our customers. Sccond-t-The poultry feeds we are selling are “do­ ing the business?’ Just think of it—two car loads of Eoultry feed in one spring season. Why, that famous fry Mash which makes hens "Lay or Bust” is one of the most popular feeds that ever came to the notice of poultry' raisers. Then there is the "Growing Feed" for chicks. Nothing equals it for forcing chickens along to maturity. If you haven’t used any of these feeds yet you should phone us just what you need and we’ll see that your order is promptly filled. Edmonds Brothers—The Elevator Men PHONE 18 HASTINGS, MICH golden link that binds south to age, and .he is still bul a caihl. however, limo may have furrowed his cheek, nr silvensl his brow, who can yet recall, with a softened heart, the fond devotion or lhe gentle chid­ ing* of the best friend lhat Und;:cent of the population under proResolutions. CLAIM TARIFF REDUCTIONS ever gives us."—Ellen Montgomery. niibition. . Whereas, the great and Supreme RESPONSIBLE FOR DEPRESSION Iljiler of the 1,'niyerre has in His An entire change of battle line is Michigan W. C- T. I'. Vicldrle*. iiiUnitf wisdom, removed from, apparently soon to he made. Li­ “See-MW" prohibition in Michi­ cense leaders, even if successful, In iron und Steel Indiedries of This gan by county onlion produced the ■ Will not accomplish much for their Country. No Doubt The De­ usual result—a dnivv- for the slate. cause b/ repeal of lhe local option pression Exists. Of twelve count les voting two that law. It is very doubtful if they were wel changed to dry and two could repcnl il anyway. I Washington, June 2.—Anticipated But the 'that were dry decided tn-become shift of plans made in reeenl [spring bu.\ine?s ifi steel rumurucitesidved. That the removal of lioii lias fallen far l>«luW o»|M-ciawet. The grain of comfort taken months by the Anti-Saloon League this life from among our midst!! I ions. * ilepolrte fnmi thy-stcct tp.— by the anti-saloon leaders comes shows its appreciation of the fart from lhe decisive vole in Ingham that from now nn the hig struggle voted so. Ingham county, in which, leavx-s a vacancy and a shadow that;Jyicts winch supply buUdiug nr.icounty, pulling the capital cily will he in the growing cittys. The [is situated Hie stale Capitol, one of ■will he realixod by all the members; lerial show a great lulling off in th<-m.-being a great vielory. [and friends of ihis organization! mill uperuli^n.-. again in the dry column. cities of size present a stone wall Wliile I lie number of roiinlie* re­ mol will prove a lo«s to lhe coin-i For a decade now the county op­ of opposition* which must either be Building operation* are .usually, a tion melhml of solving the prob­ ftiallered down . or undermined; main llje same in Michigan a* he’- munily: Ik-solved, Thai with syrfapafliy. lem has been tried. While the an­ .through stale and national h-gisla-1 ti-saloon element in lhe whole-i lion if tli<- movement is to Mircerd. I wilh lhe bereaved relatives of the steel for Buildings would seemlo +>.• I deceased, wo expie-« iiur hope Hint growing' worse atid worse. -Tin*1 counlry, largely from -econniniu Whatever the result it Will, do nu| ।tins loss may overruled for whole (rend of lhe iron mid steel I motives, has increnMHi every year, il is evident lhat, lhe county option farts. As a matter of cconoonfic; good liy. Him wlm doelh till things’ industry is dowiiwaid. It is re­ method for Michigan has about necessity lhe tendency of the limes Not many years ago Russia was a ported lo'be operating al abotii worn itself out. At one time forty is to restrict the use of alcohfdic' ’Resolved,. That a copy of these Six! V-liVU lll-l* l-f-ot Ilf .• IIIHI-IIV I strong rival of the J'liited States counties, nfostry HtraT. were dry h,|iibl- 'h- j'';.''-:-•Miliilinus lie printed in the HaslIn the Pittsburg district, each in the production of petroleum. but today the number has 1.... .. iu.- HANNER and a copy forward-* i w>fk's record in iron and sleep foreeri bark by lhe license advoI Jo the bereaved family. Thn month* of April, 1911, is like­ Now the Russian pmpire yield* seems worse than lhe week before. iralea to 33. In the alate 790.831 only about •'** p'-r cent a* much oil d\\ By Order of (he (Jommitlee. ileimrU tu lhe New York Sun show persons live in dry territory, while ly to go down in history ns the that ul the United Slates Steel Cor-; 2.019,42 still graht licenses to the month of the "hitginning of Hie ns California nlon>*. and not much i poralion mills, at Farrell, Pa., the saloon. This leaves aliouL 2o per end.” The second largest n<*wsp.t- ‘more than Oklahoma. .March business booked fell far bu। low expectations and that eoiiseI'uui-ntiy prices are nol as linn ss . they werg in the liist few months of the year. The same report says ll if. lhat lite curtailment of operations in certain departments of the aleel ( Some Of These New Tangled Foods Are Mighty Good. iigiiliT than a month ago. A recent n-porl of John A. Ion of Cli-veland, . secretary i say* that. foreign manufacturer*,! operating under a lower cost uf, pnxiurlioli, are 'shipping large ilitanlilies of pig iron into lhe United Stale*. while the industry here H being earned on nt a heavy I loss. The wages of thousands of employees in the pig iron imhi.-try hnve Ih-i-ii reduced, the report says,: “Within the pant few months lln* l.irilf c.liailkcs hftve been overlooked by I he country in general. bul Hieir elf< ft is now l i-mg fell," >jy . .I.iiii. Ohio, Sheet and Tub< Company. "Naturally some lime would iu re­ quired for foreign «tee| makers io prepare for e<>m|te|iiiotr u-; the United HUfltes bill their selling agencies ate tu>w ai work and for­ eigners are reaching into American territory from s>-.UH»ard points. To i.iti‘1 Ihis competition we must re­ duce labor cost* us w. cunnm pay pndej-live tariff wages <m a free People are sometimes slow to change—from the old-time heavy breakfast of fried bacpn or ham and eggs. But the “world moves,’’ and in thousands of homes wise change has been made to the new-time breakfast- These sweet, flavoury flakes of are “mighty good” from every angle. toasted crisp and ready to eat direct from the package, Labor-saving—nourishing—delicious! Sold by Grocers Everywhere Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Beetles Citizen* +443 and 1122. Fifth Floor, Chink of henry Smith Grand Rapids, IBich. When You. Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment . in Western Michigan. ... Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Store Phones— .Hell, 1?3 Citizens, 5173 Places to Resort Acker’s Point Three skeletons apparently of pre­ historic folk, one of whom must havo stood about ten fret high were un­ earthed by laborers digging founda­ tions for cottages at Dysart county. Lquth, Ireland. The skull of the[ skeleton was entire, and measured eighteen Inches from tho crown to1 the chin, and the leg bones and teeth ' were abnormally large. The skeletons were In seperate graves. Alusknn women, cxnroislng lhe rights of sulTrnge for the first lime A scheme of dock extensions which will ‘cost ?7.r*"i,000 has liecn (hiq.spring helpitl fleet reform cit­ prepared by the Clyde trust special izen .tickets in Skagway, Juneau committee of Glasgow. Il is pro­ nnd Ketchikan. posed tn advance the linrbor rales to. an amount which will" bring in an additional $3oo,0u<i a year. The slate university lands in Ar­ izona are to bo operated under a co-operative agreement belwce the governmi-nl and the stale land stalo in . the southwest. and one nf few In the country to cuts its tim[jiered land*. on forestry principles. । of tin- trjs.H'Jii people employed in flio manufacturing industry .of New Jersey 80^12 are women. Take Plelity of Time lo Ent. There is u saying Hint "rapid eat­ ing is slow suicide.’* If you have formed lhe habit of eating too rap­ idly ynu^are. inosl_ljkcly_. suffering from .......indigestion p--------- ... —constipation, -----which will result eventually in serillness 'unless corrected. DP gesllon begins In the mouth. Food should be thoroughly masticated ■nd insalivated. Then wlo-n you have « fullness of lhe stomach or feel dull and stupid after eating toko one of Chamberlain's Tablet* Had the Laugh on Stephens. Tho story is told of Alexander H. Stephens that at a political meeting ho vigorously decried his Opponent’s charge, exclalrblng, ’T deny tho fact!" "Yes,” promptly replied hly' antago­ nist, “that is what I expected you to do. For twenty years you have been going around denying facts'." Tho audience roared with delight and Mr. Stephens left lhe hall, having learned a valuable lesson In the u»o of a word. nr* and New York more bachelor girls Hum any other ciliwBb the United Slates. But they ar.*a long distance apart. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-06-11.pdf e52cad7382048c35c2a933a145aeb880 PDF Text Text , I THE HASTINGS IN BARRY COUNTY Circulation Greater Than All Othatl FIFTY-NINTH YEAR iimm 20 PAGES DEPARTMENTS WILL HAVE EXHIBIT OF THEIR WORK THElSOTFIE FRANK HOUGHTAIilN HOME FOR THREE WEEKS VISIT AFTER ABSENCE OF SIX YEARS THINKS THERE IS ATGOOD FUTURE FOR THE ISLAND Especially In (he Growing of Grajic x Fruit, for Which the Bell Seems Well-Adapted. . granite Houghtolin, who for the past six years has been a resilient of the Isle of Pinos, Is visiting r*ilalives ami renewing old srquainlancna in this clly and vicinity. Judging from appearances the cli­ mate seems to ugn-e with him, and he confirms this by saying |hat he likes tin* counlry so well that he is going, to return. . . ' Frank says that, in his opinion, Hm only hope of Um future In this Island is fnilt-growing, and espec­ ially Hie growing of ■ grape.fruit. The soil seems Io be especially adajffeir to JtTfiwtng ' gr.-ifio fruit? which ore very large, juicy and de­ licious. All kinds of tropical fruits are grown, including delicious oraiiges, hut owing lii the expense of pulling them on Hu* market, they cannot compete with California and Flyfido. oranges. But tho grape fruit grown on the lale of Pines Is superior to anything grown In Flor­ ida or in any of the islands around the Isle of Pines, anil it is his belief Hint there is n splendid future in the growth of this fruit, and many are commencing to grow them. . The soil of the island Is of a sandy nature, with clay suli-soil. Il is nol os rich as the soil of Cuba, but is <*s)iecially well adapted to fruil.growlng. ■ The Isle of Pines is a little Island south of the westorn end of Cubs, mid about 100 mill's distant from Hqvnnn. Though Americans predominale in numbers on the Island, yet the government is in charge of th** natives. The government is administered in a very peculiar way. There Is no Inna lax, but there is a tax on nearly all sorts of btishieM. . ‘ Uninwrovod land sells al from gio to <80 nn acn*. There is no real estate-boom on Ihr Island, and nev­ er has Ix'en. though real estate has gradually advanced in price hi Hie siK years since Mr. Houghtelm first lix'ntCd there. . But the one great thing that the loliiiid Ixiastir of is . i(« climate, which is delightful, in winter and summer. Mr. Houghtalin rays that the thermometer never gels lielow 55 degrees above zero in winter, and <10 degrees alxive in summer, the - cool sea breezes always making the climate delightful even in the hot-' test weather. Mr. Houghtalin expects V* » visit of about three weeks in this section lw*fore returning. Death of BIL<m McLravy. Miss Leona McLravyWas born in Rutland Township, Barry County. October 28. 1891. and died nt the home of her parents. Mr. mid .Mrs. Jnhp McLravy, 221 Wi’sl Apple 81^ Saturday. June G, at 3 a. m. The funeral services were held Monday afternoon al the Methodist Episco­ pal Church, Rev. Russell H. Bready onicintiiig. This music was fur­ nished by the quartette, Mr. Horton, Mrs. Troxel. .Mr»- -THmarali. and Mr. Kerr, will! Mrs. Doyle presiding al Hie organ. The following young Indios, mem­ bers of the .M. U. M. Club acted us honorary hearers. Miss Norn Barr. Mrs. Adell Wellman, Miss Elbe! Hislrick, Miss Donna Durkee, Miss Mabel Sisson, Miss Florence Bump. Rix young men. mostly nil members of Miss MeLravy's graduntlng class were the ncliw bearers, Gerald Nash, Charles-’ Bolson. Loon Tol­ hurst, Lyle Tobias, Shirley Crook, David Boyes. The family moved Io Hastings ten years ago, and in HMK> Lrona gradu­ ated from the local* high school. About two years ago the decline in her health began. She made a brave fight against tnberaulosls. While it apears that she lost the brittle, yet on account of her paliertce, and her faith In mooting death, with .perfect reconciliation, saying, “It Is alright, and I am hot afraid to go" she really won the great battle of life, and has left a lasting benedidion. ,. She is survived by her father and mother, two sisters, Miss Winifred McLravy, and Mrs. Carrie Befson. and one brother, Glenn McLravy. The large young ladies Bible Class, which al tended the service in a • liody, might all be counted as mour body, might all be counted as mourners, and the entire Methodist church, which she joined January .‘«Hh, I9IQ. She departed ih the faith. The burial look place at Riverside. In Manual Training,* Art and Do­ mestic Science Friday and SalurdiU'. On Friday afternoon and all day Saturday of this week, there will lie an exhibit tn the second Mory of the city hall of the work done in the maiutul training, art and do­ mestic science departments of the city schools, under the mipervMon of A. C. Wlleox, Miss Murtha Strik­ er and Miss Lurille Hawkins. It Ik hoped that the parents and (axpajvrs of Hostings will manifest an Interest in the work of the pu­ pils by attending lids exhibit. We know if tliey will atteiwl. Hint they will know more about .the excellent work being done and will better realize the importance of industrial (raining for the young people. Tim teachers mid sludanls need (he co-operation mid encouragemrnt of Hie patrons, and will ap­ preciate a ptxxl attendance al this exhibit. 18771053 IGF. ANO MRS. ELLSWORTH Teachers Present Gifts to Educator Who Will Head Hastings Schools. The Alma Record publishes the following nccofnit of a banquet giv­ en in .honor of Superintendent-elect Ellsworth, of Hastings schools, and Mrs. Ellsworth: "Prof, and Mrs. F. E. Ellsworth and daughter Ruth were guests of honor at a banquet given by theteachers of the public schools Sat­ urday evening. The banquet was served al seven o'clock in the do­ mestic science room .of the high school' and was in 'four courses. Flags in abundance were used for decoration in the room while small flags, red and white candles ana spiraea formed the table decora­ tions. Following the banquet pnqicr, .games were played hi the gym­ nasium and the teachers presented a leather upholstered chair Io Mr. Ellsworth, while Mrs. Ellsworth re­ ceived a silver fork and Ruth a sil­ ver sixxm. The former teacluTs who had taught under Prof. Ells­ worth were invited and the Misses Aliena Brown and Pearl Turner of Evart and IL B. Ward of the Uni­ versity of Chicago were present.” WANTS $10,000 DAMAGES FOR A DEATH IN A SAW MILL Clyde Kittinger, Adnir. of tale Jos. C. KitUuger, Sure Chas. W. Whittemore for 110,000. Charies W. Whitlomore of Rut­ land. proprietor of a saw mill in lly* Xbulhwratern part of tho township several months ago, has been made Hm defendant in ;i suit for *10.000 damages brought by Clyde C. Kit­ tinger. adniinislralor of I he estate of the late Joseph C. Kittinger, an employee of Mr. Whittemore’s saw mill, who was fatally injured last March, when a set screw.iii n shaft caught his trousers and whirled him about until he was crushed Inter­ nally. . Mr. Kittinger has employed as counsel John M. Gould. 0. A. R. CHAPTER TO OBSERVE FLAG DAY MONDAY, JUNE 15 Mrs. Ellen Robinson and Miss Rosrllti Goodyear Will Be llostesM's _ al Miss Goodyear’s Home. Flag Day, Monday. June'15, will he observed by the members of I he Emily Virginia Mason Chapter. D. A. R, who will he entertained by Mrs.® Ellen Robinson and Miss Rosella Goodyear, the regent, nt Miss Goodyear’s homo, al 2:30 o'clock. The officers will make their annual reports, and the unfiriished business of the year will bo disposed of ns there will be no more meetings until next October. One of the features of the pro­ gram will be a paper by Mrs. H. H. Van Auken. or Charlotte, whoso topic will be "True Patriotism." The D. A. R. Chapter has boon in existence live years and has dojie much in rousing interest in patriot­ ism. Splendid Growth of Crys­ tal Creamery. Tho record the Crystal Cream­ ery fs making must he vrty grati­ fying to all concerned, and is shown by the largo growth in that company's businew. In May 1911, Hie butter fat purchased was 5,­ 510 pounds. In May. 1912, 7.171 pounds. In May. 1913, . it reached 8.180 pounds. In May, of this year, the figures mounted to over V,1(M1 pounds. That is a record to lie proud of, and showA that the pronrielora must treat tho people right. And for reasons shown in their adv. this week Hie more crenin they can buy the belter price they Episcopal Convention . Al Kalamazoo. can offer to pay. Juat now they are-offering a The fortieth annual convention of Tceiita on the pound of of the Diocese of Western Mlr.lilguu premium butter fat for sweet creafn. ■ of the Episcopal church met at St. -Luke’s church. Kalamazoo, Tuesday Broke Both Bones of Fore. Afiil and Wednesday of this week. Tito convention was preceded by Wednesday of last week Craig .n dinner under the auspices of the Sage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos .Sage, church club at SL Luke's parish had the misfortune to break both house on Tuesday evening. The bones-of his right fore arm. ’ Ho following representatives from Em­ was taken to Dr. McGuffin’s office manuel,parish of this city were tho where, with tho assistance- of Dr. rector. Rev. Carroll L. Bates; Messrs Lathrop, the fracture was reduced ■ Kellar Stem, A. A. Anderson. C. F. successfully. Field. C. W. Wespinler and J. F. Goodyear. They made the trip by Gas House Coke is nol expensive. aujo. -Adv. BANNER PART ONE-1 TO 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 11,1914 TRY BANNER WANTS Kvrrybody Heads Th* BANNB*. NUMBER 6 AjpjplteailHhias IF©[r’Adlrissn©iffl jMi X &L C A. <C»jp) O©§® ©m IFrefef — IHt COUNTY N0RMJ1L Making This a Big Event. in Hcforda.nce with Its custom FL ( Hl RGB. WED­ Tor.the past srvrntren years. Hie I linrriran Flap AiMiriathMi remindNESDAY. !>ou that SuihGq, June IL 1911. will । Im- the 137th aimhrrsary of the adoption-of Hie stare and stripes..as 'Xt:;'. aTd.?.' ALUMNI BANQUET । failing, on Sunday, by general FOLLOWS PROGRAM । ngreeinciil the formal crleliralion । - i will take place on Monday. Jihm-15.• . । Ihr n,ll.,»l„g Ih, ,0nhr^.ni l' x (;P^,IU||O/ ’ The puhlir recognition of F Ing Dav ,, „ ... , . | ns n National anniversary. ciit-Ii! ( lass Have Been Employed As [ | year becoming lirn're mid more gen-. School Touchers. /; i ral. would m-ciii to make unacres-j Th,. tPnti, ,\nnuM r^mimMWaneiit pl sary any reniindrr Io M'ciire voiie! cxereis*'* of th*' Barry ixtunly Nornxiperalion in xcriiring the widest IIU1I i iauimg Class will lx- li*-l.i at 11 possible *>l>M*rvmier this >ear. fh,. M,.t|nxji*t F.pi**-oi*nl church I Sinrr tin* struggle of lSCI-1865. ■ \V**dpes*lay *-v**nmg June 17. ***m■> j the Flag Ijus brrwmc the svmbol of | iib-iiciiix al >*ight **'i-l<*ck for wlm-l; ti mighty nation. It has been rar-; th** following program has Ihh-’h ar­ ; ried to the u(most parts of the iang>-*l: Typical Y. M. C. A, Camp. View in Mess Tent. ’rnrllu nirrving liberty wherever it March—Mi** Hazel Radford. ‘ its Ix'i-n thrown to the brre/r. i Invocation Rev. M. Grigsby, A great deal of interest is being f Safety_uf. the bpyp, =■ e**ns|an| ’other valuable lead*T. who has! Wr are now in Hie midst of nn —(’.lim-u*. ’ Music. i*f Spring" J,... .... . . . .......... . —— --------shown in the first annual ramp-of watchword. Mr. vln*l-i < <***k lin« riieeulirimitlil up and frnlni'tt III Ihr' Detroit Y M C A. imivioiis Him' in nil our nation. Ivanovic**—Normal (.lass. the Barry County Y. M. C. A, amF eniploy(*d a number bl * hup leadI ,, , i again calling for mi expression of I Ad*Ues*. "De-lcrmimag Factors' the attendance promises to be rep- ei-s. i>n**k <TFU'hoii1 will hav*- charge A number of local leaders w-i I al-our m,W| si|ln.n. driotlun to Hie'................................................................. department rescntalive of every part of Barry of' a special . ..... «>f Work. I-o be present. llie camp will I**1- nug of our roimlry. mid what it! county. Tomorrow (Friday) will Among them 'are “Tj Cobb mid giq on June 22 and last until July 1.1 f„r< j|ltt j4ars niHj „|r|pcs. l»e lhe.lasl'day on which applicn- •.’HiliL Taft, both Qliycl <ni|hy?imit. ['Flip lemlers wilF h***m lb** 3Uh l*>*tmrr rimw* to pn-.M-ss new’’ lieTififJ*' tlons for the ouling al Guu lake Harry Cobh has xj»ent two summers ।the camp w;h**re a training *-*>n- for friendly ryes mid new terror Presentation <■( Diplomas—Supt. at Hie Detroit news|iap<T fre-li ufr will be received. Applicants may Ifercnce for them will be held, and■ f(ir the f<M-s of liberty mid of law! . . camp. George Taft bn* roughed also telephone Io Mr. Yaii*lerc*xik. i work Will Im* outlined. | mid order, mid of lawful govern-1 Chorus, ■Normal the county secretary. The last it in the we*! and hn*-lr.id great ; The selection of Mr. Cadurove's mcn *written applications must hear Fri­ success as a group leud- r Benediction —Rev. M. Grigsby. tract of wobdfand at Gun lake has’ la-t the people of Hastings mid Village boys. lie will day’s postmark. . Ix'en regarded as a wise one as j Barr>-roimty properly obsrrvr liotli If your boy want* Io go ramping, Houghton high school i»-\t there is every opportunity Io’ •• • tills is this tn an opportunity to gratify grainy his in* FL i-.. Marlott Marion of <*i Detroit, ixuron, n.* «l Barry County Normal | of our beautiful Murs ami stripes. desire ami at the same time enable! Albion college, who ha Alumni ILmqifi-L him to learn something of lasting college ietlci-in base li Program. value. track athletics ami to•nnis, is anWILLIS C. THORPE. FAMILY PROGRAM FOR THE ANNUAL H. H. S. ALUMNI BANQUET DESERTER, PLEADS GUILTY , ____ SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT Changed Plea to Guilty After Pre- School. Mii I pnnithais Had Been .Made for pay ' Ills Trial .Monday. i&erclfrs Which WiU In- Hehl in M. E. Church, Friday Afternoon, Willis c. Thorpe, the yoting man Solo. Miss Martha Striker. ’ ho was nrrest>s| in Chicago S’Kiie Why I Left Teaching. Mr. Gerat.l - June ILL asli. ' liie thirty-eighth annual com­ , tilth Recitation. Ml-' Manila Si-~i>ii. ui'. Valu* ' Normal Training, ings nign high scikmii scluxd win will ue be iiem held m nt inc the [(guilty mgs k.uiliv Ito guilty, in circuit court Metlmdist Episcopal church Frid:t>-. ixtin.tnv ” *-y nmrnhig after all nrepar- . Relation of th*' Giunly Normal to June trth. at 2.30 P. M. th*- Stale Normal—Supt. W. FL Tlie program will include tin- fol­ ji Thorpe’s mother, win* resides in Conkling. lowing: Horton, came to his resem* s«>v«*ral School Athletics, Mr. D. C. VanSalnMtory. Leland Holly. 1 W.'i'ks ago ami fiirnlslb'd ,lx*nd Class Poem. Mildred Coats. I which frei-d him from jnil. She Class History. Geneva Ilnyes. lilso. employed . <*uii.*<'l for him.’a I Itrand nafuds attorney appearing to if Hie Presbyterian i-lmn-li,. Oratiun. "Listening to the Voices," । jtefend him. Thorpe will give a day afternoon nt live thirty ,. Vera Wood. )u*ml of giiNi ns a uunraiitri* of* Class Will. Marguerite Matthews. Turnishing *18 mmilhly'for the supValedictory. Eleanor Osliprtte. l*orl <»f his family. A complete'program will he giveh TWO GREAT BALL GAMES ; PARTIAL PROGRAM FUR HIGH Whirl, Will ll<- llrld In Ihr II. E. Church on Friday Evening, June 19. The'program for the annual ban­ quet of the Alumni of the Hastings high school, which will he held in ilu- M. E. (march on l-'i iiiay oveoing; June 19, has In-ea announced as fol­ lows: ’ . Mabel Colgrove Stebbins, ’01,: toast mistress. Invocation. Presentation of toastinlslress, Carrie B. Andrus. 'Ort, president. ' Holo, Tnlmndge King, ‘12. Welcome Io the Class of 1911, Florence Harper Cook, '<t5. Response for the Class of HHI, Maurice Hill. 'l l. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Growth. Burnette More, *10. IISTAKES BOY FOR NEST; Rolo, Franrre M. Hureh, '12. • BARRY COUNTY PIONEERS TO SHOOTS HIM IN HIP The Twenty Year -Class, Orphn Belding ninl OHirt College Trams Marlin Pitkin. *91. GATHER HERE, ON JUNE 25 I alesire Io announce to the Re­ (xitning Ifcrr. Base Ball DrChanging Tires, Erm ma Barlow publican vo|c.i-h of Burry, my can-j Acrhlent to Fred Afkctt Spoils Fun srrtrs Better Support. Gtxxiyear. ’fl3. \ "' the office of County I Every thio Interested in (he (lldAt Nashvilh' Si-hixd Chililn-u’.s Membership by Marriage, L«*e II. didaey for Tho demand for Saturday base Treasurer. Picnic. Pryor. Times Should Plan Io Attend ball was Mi(>|dio<l Inst week with an Although I have worked for the Benediction. Th** fun nl a gal liering of Nash-1 Gathering. Ri-publiran parly all-my life.-this Ohl- lime hoApilnlily, old-lime vill*' sejiool chil*lr*'ii who were is the first time I have ever nsk.-tl JURY OUT ALL HI6HT, DIS­ for any recognition and I will ap­ music, old-time cheer and old-time hohling. a picnic on t he river bank lltal naturally rose was. “Where Ix'lovv the village, Thilrsilay nfter- are the large . number who com* AGREE IN DAMAGE SUIT preciate your he|p nt the. primaries stories will characterize thn annual inxm, was considerably marred plained last year because there meeting of the Barry County PinAugust 25lb. When Guy Baker acciilenfnlly shot were no Rat unlay names?" An­ Charles G. Maywixul. other good game is Ixxtked for SalWhich Frank Downing, of Battle Political Adv. John AcTielt. in (he hip with a 22 Thursday. June Full program Creek, Brought Against Andrew calibre rille. Young linker loo <»l0*-f eidli-gians play her** again. • Bra/ee, of Johnstown. ’. WANTS S5.000 FROM MAN rille nkffig to add In the happf ■Every on** should *•-•• this game, Tins meeting is designed for the I hid Hess of the occasion, and us»*d i which will !>«• called at 2:.’ft» o’clock. After deliberating all night. Hie WHO BIT MS EAR OFF Id seniors and their families and (Jn Friday. Belding’s crack team. jury, which heard the suit for enjoyment in climbing a tree. lb- <»iie of Hie stroncvsl iiid*'|M*ndcRL ffi.OOO, which Frank Downing, of Battle Creek, brought against And­ Leander Cain Sues Edwin Head ilar to the one enjoyed by co many was almost hidden hi tie* foliage team* in the state will be here. No when, two companions in a boat -one should miss this gam*'. Nich­ rew Braxee, of Johnstown, came tn After Sad Outcome of Propercalleil in Ji's! to Baker: ’ ’ ols, of Grand L<*d|J*. who won a on Saturday noon and announced Then1 will he a number of papers ’•S*-e that crow’s nest up the recent game from Charlotte, will disagreement. The jury deliberated t roe.” pilch f**r Hastings. Nichols is A fight, which emanated from a nearly Hi hours. Mr. Downing de­ Baker fired and his bullet wont one of the tallest men in independ­ clares that he was Ijadly injured dispute. o}-er He1 correct line helie i« when Mr. Brazes* backed his motor­ twei'n the properlic* owned by Le­ County Clerk Walter Brown, of straight to the nest, which hapben- ent ball in this country. not the Nichols who pitched f*>r ander Cain mid E«lwin Mend on car into him and was compelled Io (irangoyijle*. Haslinus. in War­ spend some lime in the hospital. Il Monday nighl. ha-. resulted in a Time by Charles Atkins, of Hast­ Itm ut.unce. > Tin* btllbdl >ii|li**|ed Portland, though hr is equally aa a flesh wound. which is not serious. talk : is said I hat live of the jurors refus­ legal action in which Mr. Cain ings; the- early mission in Yitnkee Th* ’ b.t«v hall team nt'cds yuur ed to beli^vo-lhnl Mr. Hrnzee should wants to recover *5.000-damages supixirl. <io to th*' games. from Mr. Mead wlu*m lie says bit pay anything. about Hie A 100 ACRE FARM WITH CROPS. off his ear during the fracas. Mr. Hastings; something STOCK AND TOOLS FOR S5.235 lost Hi*1 greater portion of his early stage conch days near Middle­ Standings of Contestants. Eighth Graders Here. ' Cain ear and it was impossible for Dr ville by FL J. McNaughton, of Mid­ Following are the standings to The rally of the eighth graders Fuller to restore tin- severed part. dleville; a biography of Cnlvin Hill. of Barry county is in progress at Mr. Cain brought the ear' as evi­ Hie promlmim early solllcr and Farm Is Well Located. And Offers June IO. dr'IIte contestants for (he a Fine Chance to Get Started tho fair grounds today. The dence when He canm to make com­ fourt»ler\of Middleville, an Import­ son. propriot youngsters began to arrive from all plaint on Tuesday nioniing. • Farming. Suit ant ffguxXjn He- early history of and Restaur; over the county this morning, was begun through Colgrove & this county about whom little has If you are interested in buying a .5780 though some who braved the rain Potter promptly on l)lesday morn­ Forest Williams ... .3MO pared by C. It. Watson of Irving. hist Thursday mid came only to lie ing. noje carefully the mo acre farm of­ Henry Eggleston ... ,3<i35 There will be other interesting fea ­ disappointed, are absent. County . The case has alii noted considerfered on page 2. with crons, slock, Russell E. Cleveland tures. including talks by pioneers Commissioner Edger this forenoon iihle attention, owing to the fart tOoi^ etc., fbr 85,235.00. The crops, Harlan Mai hews .... passed 190 certificates and Rev. that, both men an well known and stock and tools are all listed. and Russell H. Bready delivered mi ad­ that the biting off of a piece of the the farm is in Maple Grove tpwn-. 130 Ranging l or PupIK dress. This aflvrnoon, a program human auutomy is deoldedly un­ ship’, !<& miles south and ‘i mile Bernard Johnson .. 1135 of sports is being carried out. In­ Claudine Goldsmilh pleasant 4>anque| Saturday evening cluded In Ilin program is the cross­ usual. 2W Mr. Caiif is (ill ycat's old; Mr. Mead for her music pupils nt. her home Ira Hine .............. . . country run by high School, stu­ •••If. and is alone well worth dents' for the silver trophy cup is about 50 years old. on Court.St. The place cards wore king price. The farm is ofIlnll-Contant. They have had c-nsiderahlo dis­ very pretty and were nainted by hung up by Walter Phelps ami l*y the Nashville Real Estate cussion about the properly line, Charles A. Weisserl with the hopes Miss Mary Lamprnan of Shopherd. Exch":ige. Mr. Wesley Hall’and Miss Josjo that it may revive (be interest jn Hostilities broki* old in a freak ar­ After the banquet. . for which II formation Content, both of Hastings were gument fnllowing new surveys track athletics in the school. married last Friday evening. Juno made by surveyor* employed by ell at eight o’clock, twenty pupils 5th, at the Meth<xlisL Episcopal Parties for Kindergartners. Ixrth men. Each surveyor ran dif­ participating. All did finely and parsonage, Rev. Russell H. -Bready Pythian Memorial Day Sunday. ferent- lines,’ amt this fact causeil Last Tu5sdn>\ little Virginia Edger! performed Ihej^eremony."* Mrt and The annual memorial services ,of each disputant to g** into the fray •I had a very pretty parly in honor of: Mr*. Hall will niake lheir home in the Hastings Knights of Pythias with renewed vigdr. The lie was -----------------------her sixth birthday at tho Kinder-1 Hastings. . lodge will be held next Sunday. The passed and the tichl followed. Soldiers’ Rcmdon in August. I garten. members, will meet in Castle Hall The annual reunion <*f Hie sbld-| On Tuesday of this week Low.iil ll| in. lllrr ■ at three, o'clock and march to the Entertains Embroidery Chib. ii'rs of Bari y county will be held al | Hm v»*y oolebrated l;;s .-• vr;;!,; j cemetery,' headed by . Kuutuefj* ............................ The annual banquet of the Em­ fair crounds in Hastings on ■ birthday mid last Satnnlay F'l*lre*l \ Allen R. Starr, who will F,'” comband. The memorial address will broidery Club was In-Id hl Hu* homo Ih** Wed ties* lav. Thursday and Fridnv. i Barkhw enferlnlinNl in honor of liis|P|l’b' « c«iur*»; in the Michigan Ag' ffourtli birthday. I he childrenha*lj ifjL'i be delivered by James L. Crawley, of Mrs. George Newton on Monday Aucusl 19,’2l) and 21. [fiHirth birthday. >*«■*; The graves of 38 deceased brothers evening. _A d*-liii"us menu was' a iiftTtpy. tlmp al all <if'.Hi*-.* par­ been hired to leach Ixilany and agwill he decorated. Fifteen who served In .-three ."Urses by the ties; and are anxiously awaiting the rii'ullure in Hastings high scluxi] W. <L-T. I . Notice. were members of the lodge are Misses Mai-gu*-j-il*' Hall and Doreen during the ensuing year. Mr. SUirr The regular nteeHjtg of Che W. C. buried la other places. . iI Potter.’ -The (aid* was dccoratr<|. is a reeidetH <>f Buniingham. and . U. rfftl in' tii'ld at the United was . selected by Superintendent with pink peoilies mid roses. The Ellsworth. Charged With Cruelty to Animals.' next meeting^will b - TtrhL in Octo­ at 2*.3U. There will b** special Ini.-iThe marriage of Friend <1. Soules . Following investigations made by- her. ness ami an interesting program. and Mrs. Mary J. Fowler, both of Humane Agent Randolph, of Grasd Drops IS Feel From Roof. Everybody cordially welcome. Hastings, was solemnized last Hasiings Women’s (Hub Picnic. Rapids, Wednesday, a warrant was Fred I.innington is coiiffned to his Wednesday evening. June 3. at 8:00 issued by Justice Cadwallader for ■' The members <4 the Hastings o'clock, at tlie home of Mrs. Fnvv- bed with Injuries received when he the arrest of Lee Reynolds, of Rut-, Women’s Club will Inrtd a picnic in' The tax rolls of the four wards of ler’s’dayghter. Mrs. Wilhur Mc­ fell 18 feet from the roof of P. T. land, charging him with cruelly to the city park. Friday afternoon. this city will he at the city hall for Donald. 118 North Washington, Rev. Colgrove’s new barn to the ground three horses. It is alleged that Itf The regular annual business meet­ buhlic.inspection all of this week Russell II. Bready. officiating. Mr. below. Mr. Linnmgtqn had a veryunderfed and over-worked the ani­ ing will ba held dm mg which the and early next week. and Mfs. Soules will make their narrow escape from serious injury, mals and that he killed with slonep officers will make their annual re­ • Board of Review. for he dropped ujion bis bead and one horse, which dropped from exi- ports. The meeting will be held al shoulders. He wait badly bruised haustion. He will be sutnihonei 2:30 o’clock. (fas Ihnise Coke is a clehlf fuel. At iivp o'clock sup­ ! Gas House Coke is a hotter fuel. and his head was cut He was for­ into court this Thursday morning. I per will bo served. 4Adv» If Adv. tunate in having no hones broken. ‘ t . -4J �ial mention Snappy Styles Colonials, Oxfords and E are showing the very best of the new season’s styles in Low Shoes, and we W can say that the assembly is of the broadest scope, including the very best quali­ ties in white, black and tan and all fancy foot­ wear in Colonials and Pumps and button and lace Oxfords. You need our shoe experience w'heri .you buy fine shoes. W. S.U Fhoonlx san Ho.I.r,. Ironside Shoe Company Phone 176 Masonic Temple Bldg, Hastings, Mich E. E. IxiLy an-l Clnrein-c I«|on <if Urbaihfalc, were in Hastings on bus'■ Tuc.-ila\. Mrs. Jennie Vincent enlertaincd tier mother frpm Belding over Sun- With Crops, Stock and Tools A bargain and a chance of a lifetime to get started farm, ing. Read this carefully. STOCK CROPS acres of Corn rX acres of Wheat 7>4 acres of-Rye 7jS acres of Oats 2 acres of Potatoes Balance in hay and pasture 2 cows 10 breeding ewes 1 brood sow 50 chickens TOOLS 1 spike tooth drag 1 grain drill. 1 binder Some small tools4** 150 cords of good wood 1 lumber wagon 1 set sleighs 1 two-horsc cultivator 1 plow 1 spring-tooth drag 'I th.. Charles Fox and daughter, I’.lara, were, call->1 to Hatlie CreeK I by the sudden illness of their son­ in-law. ClareTiarnhart.~ , i Glare Reach, of Grand Rapid* is j-pending this week with his parrnts, Mr. and Mr-. Scid Beach. . Miss Ruth Welssert is visiting I friends in lutnhalL • I Miss .Morgan ’ Ryan is visitingfriends and relatives..inAtUmrlotte and Lansing. I Miss Ixiilah Barlwr lias gone to Orangeville fo-.visit Miss Hazel Henry. SheJ^ill also visit in Kolti- TERMS—One-half down, time on balance. Nashville Real Estate Exchange NASHVILLE, C hntico to the tr.an who te payfafftoeit? Humaybo looking for It m this very momun:. Makoltarcgwto vbitor to your teonw. TtowutMcrtpiion price ii COOL UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY are in demand NOW. keep a very large assortment in both, and if any of the family need hosiery underwear we will be pleased to have you call on us. । M. il. R. R- freiuhi... . E. A. Brown, fleet.... s. Mead, team W. Leonard, labor.. \Vm. Coburn, team .. A. Gallop, team A. O. Maynard, b-aiu, Chau. Hicks,-fetiiii.... MICHIGAN. If you want solid comfort this sum­ mer, hang your hammock under tl]o trees, then place another old had­ dock or piece of canvas, stretched out flat, throe or four feet aboro IL Sew on tho "ujiper berth" mosquito netting, letting It hang to the ground. Tho pads of tho netting mar to held together with- hat plus Safe behind thn screpp g(vs aafl mdianitoco *111 "I Bee there's a great deal of talk : in town about vivisection," said Mra. ■ East Side. "Wall." replied Mrs. West j Bide, "1'yo ndred a family of eight, ah’ they sint eno of them over been f.tmiectlonatcd and none of ‘cm bos evfrt caugfat cmaffpox cither. I don't Uki no stock la IL"—■Livingston I Laixce. / erm hung a placard saying, "Hands Off. "What ‘n thunder do they have tu tell ye every time that tho hands they reckon »u can't see it? An' wby 4ouT they never say anything tout the arms and legs bein' off. loot* H Bitting* Thuradaj present I jMWtmast . right-yei niaking i of poinlli .1. Engli 'Tuesday. Mr. an /fastings, Mich. Phone 66 ritiitiiig Mr. Mill! Saturday Melting a wife fett found hr The foilnwing trip Monday. The Vi in sessio taxable i tie. whirl two The Great Soil Improver Bigger, Better Crops, Improved Soil ... NOD-O-GEN Nodule Bacteria For Alfalfa Seed Making your chance of succes 60% greater when NOD-O-GEN is used. 1H.U0 20-00 Gallop, labor • rank Wait,.’labor. <tar Electric Co.. . .. .. D. Van VeltM'i . acr I Moved by Aid. Xei-s (hat Hie ar'-•--uiilsbe allow- il and orders drawn. 1 Carried. .Ayos—All. 1 Moved by Aid. farvclh 'quest of Mr. Andrews for the Andrew# Addition be lo the Waler Committee. ’ ''Moved by Aid. ■ Niess ----- — 1 Eri'crnan grade for a sidewalk south <>f Smith street be referred to Side­ walk Committee. <‘.arned. Moved byAid E-lmonds that City Encmo.-f‘nuir^i;inTO,-Tn-^T*triH!t ' ’ I'.oinmitti'-' Im ■mpow'rn'd Io alter Sidewalk gradfl at intersection of ■THE Green an<!‘UMmd*ny. ' Moved hy Aid.' Wnoton to amend Urn id-**-- m-dton- •*> a» to iur.luik* WHAT NOD-O-GEN IS—A pure culture of bacteria which causes nodules ‘to grow on roots of ALFALFA thus insuring a greater success with alfalfa. FREE! With each 60 lbs of Alfalfa Seed we will furnish you FREE OF CHARGE a bottle of NOD-O-GEN containing enough pure culture to in­ oculate one bu. (60 lbs.) of seed which will insure a surer catch of Alfalfa. Based on to-day’s wheat market, I can sell you French’s White Lily Flour at $2.35 per 100 lbs. Beans arc higher. Bring in your samples of BEANS and SEED, or if you want Bran, Middlings, Cement or Seed Beans, call in and will be pleased to show you same. LUKE WATERS PALACE OF SWEETS HAS 0PENIN6-NEW MAHA8EMEHT Fred A. Merritt Will Give (tornuHim to luu-li Lady Who Calls ul Hi* lev Cream Parlon Sul. Edmond*Moved by All After a periml of E. A. Brown tluchiuHon llii! “I------- ---------CCL-e i -tted. । candy kitchen and ice errant par­ Moved l*y AiL .. -— lor seems to have stilled <|"wn toIw authorized la order a car of No 2 paving brick fur crosswalks. Car- inunt of Fred A. Merrill it looks like a- new place—clean ami sanitary. Next Saturday. June 13, Mr. Mer­ rill Itos X'l as hi.- tirsl opening day. Orchestra music afternoon ami eve­ ning ami a carnal ion tn the ladies Aid. Selden "I hat peli- are special features of Hie event. s-eber ami 7 others for Rvad-his adv. on another page. grade be. referred Io CIGARS AHD TOBACCOS Swi-t-glos, Mim UrOH-vau. K. Sihlm*'. | A. H< rn-.v br .ard-Tcd to build » jc.iimlil walk 1 fimt in widtli abutling Ih<- North line bf lol 3. block 4. I Kenltcld's addilton in mauler, form I arid material prescribed by Hi-- or­ dinance nf the city of Haslingb, ladoph d July PJ, 1907. ii.- it furlbi r nwolvi-d that n copy I of till* resolution or noth'e be serv‘ <-d upon iltc -aid parties.' : Sigm-d. C. U. Edmond*. I Moved by Aid. Lunn that resolitUionJw adopted. Carried. Ayes all !• To lhe H..norabte Mayor an-l •Common Council .of City of Hast- Your Ein.iiicmComtnilb'f! respect­ fully recommend the .following nmmiiils !<• h- raised for the several fund- arid lhe stun lolhl l>» hr known ns th.- City ‘budget (or Hulineal yc^r. p.H.I and 10IL Continumi Etntd ................. £ fi.500.iki General Street .......... 8,000X10 Water ....................................... 1.000.011 Light fnt»-r»—t and sinking. IE you arc a bor­ rower of thin Thi, is lhe season of SILK GLOVES. You want to be in style and if you rsn’t .frxrizl rxo,.« am to tortrw nsss* . Pf-inn. A—..— ' Council met in adjourned aoMion Friday evening. Muy 2tt, 1014. Mayor Janicismi prusidiiig. . Present at roll cull: Aid. Canrih. Ealmmuls, H<<im*y.— Lunn. Niess. Itmi<h and Wi»-i<'n. 14,000 ft. of logs on skidway ready for mill Farm is located 31/- miles south and L- mile cast o( Nashville, Barry county. Owned by Deli Shoup. It is good land, and the crops now growing^re the best proof. Over 400 rods ot new wire> fence. Buildings arc not the best but ore serviceable. Farm alone is worth all that he asks for everything. ' Go to the farm any time you like, or call at our office and wc will take you. orrower Wc have the finest line of CORSETS to be found in the city. Any lady can find a fit at our store, for we can fit any figure. Nothing is more pleasing to any lady than to have a perfect corset fit. Here is where you get it. Prices from 50c to >3.00 “ . llolil. Green, labor.... E. Moore, tabor (‘■Inis. Wood, draying. Earl Goldsmith, exprr s. Anderson, labor...,. R-rt .Jeffry, lilxir........ li. Shiiwmau, labor ... Will Billon, labor .... A. J. Jewell, tabor.... 100-Acre Farm A Word to the /fere Are Some Shings you’ll /feed Shese J^ay. Roy 'fltorpi*, of Milo, was in Hie city TuMdlrnn burine.M. John W. •JBsrMig. of Grand I^dge. was in Hito fljiv Monday on busL H--»H connected with Um- WimWorm Itisuhince. Cq, of which ho is the, THAT ARE KEPT JUST RIGHT Uy an Automatic ElectricHumidor at the ilomrnn Cigar Store on Everyone who uses tobacco will Im intereeled in the advertisement' of Hie lloonau Cigar Store in Hits Al this Cigur store <iverylfiing is kept in dust proof zinc-linHl eases,: and an electric humidor koeps the cigara aud tolmci-o al just Uie Ac­ quired lempartihiN!. All patrons Hierefuro K*'t goods kojil under the most Military romlitlmts, and at just (he right temperature. Al Hie liovnan Cigar Hiore all the bairn ball acorim are received by inmu--. EwryAm- ;nl.i in liu.-r ball is cordially invitod Lu drop in, meet your.friend-, and-enjoy the '•'fanning' bee that often takes place aryuud the tcore isjaril. , Faun al Hie Derr Park. uiooxib During the la*! few days scores or citizens have visited the deer park to see Hie little spotted fawn, which if-cvtiliy, arrived. Tho litlle anima! is**atoul as large a* .a lamb and .-pends most of lhe time • sleeping. Il 1$ carefully walrlmd by the mother, which trito to (tide A. ii. Carvfttb, it in* the alighl shelter which the .1. A. Wnotou. C. If. Edmonds. . — vegetation iu Um park gives. Tim fawn moves about, moruiiue.. ai£d Minance ’Combi ■ 11 a e.vuninga. The placing of the iieer Aid. Lunn that Hie |»-il« filing year be adot>lrd. in lhe park has beat ,e<i. imimilmil factor in rousing tn/ttrest in Hie impiovaNiwul of- - Ihfif* neglected beauty spot in our city. Hlghgft Knowledge. The eetabllehmeot ... of e clearly defined ethical and social Ideal ns a touchstone of tho tendencies of all particular acta and policies Is de­ scribed tn the tsnguago ,of poetical Plslnnlim an the arqiilslUao of the highlit knowledge—thn knowledge of the Idea! of good —Pref. Paul Storey. When 1 read about a man high la tho couactls of hlB party, I picture to mioalf a fallow sitting on a stepladdsr in a grocery. talking politic!. BAXXLK W AST ABVS. P*V. No User a Gas Range This fact—and it is a broad and emphatic fact—is one of the most convincing points of the gaa range argument efficiency Np dirt, no soot, no ashes, no building to heat, no carrying ooal. These are some of the conveniences that come with every gas range. Once a gas range is installed in your kitchen you *111 eant Thornapple Phone No. I •ALUYS RENDER RSAL SERVICE struck 11 doing coi fences ai Mrs. A latter pa Shirley John Let Jtrip hep fin the f< tOxpcct tr trinity fo • The cl 'Barve Tt gathered ■the villa family r« joyed by spending friends li Mr. an JUcPherki oat of Sf Sato Elmer Clyde M Freeport �...--------- THE HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE IL MIL Woodland ■’ Mr. and MFs. ’<IMriti3 Foster of Hastings visited al J. N.’ Covert's 'i I1ur.-d.1y. James Hynes and wife of Stock­ bridge are making a two weeks vis­ it with their many Woodland rel­ ative*. Mr. Hynea spent his boy­ hood davs here and is remember­ ed by all of lhe old lime residents. Like many others he had to give up a governmunl job through the present administration having been 'postmaster of his city for the Inst eight yearn.•___ S. C. Vanlrauten nnd F.d Leonard ’made a business,trip Io Grand Rap­ ids, Thurwlay, . Mm. Charles Leonard visited rel. olives in Detroit, last week. MiM Defile Hunt of Caledonia, is making her sister, Mrs. A. II. Harri­ son a few ilays visit. Isaac Hairigh has taken the Job of pointing the farm residence of J. J. England. He began the job Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. AV. Ford of Bat­ tle (.reek spent a part of last week visiting at the J. Jx'. Covert home. Mrs. C. K. McIntyre nnd Mi*. Alvnh Miller each underwent an np.rraliorrnl Ann Arbor Thursday last. Mr. Miller was down to sen them Saturday and report^ Mrs. Miller gelling along finely, hut Mrs. MclOlyre was not so well. Tlte doc-Mr wont there Monday to see his wife returning homu Tuesday. He found her somewhnr inhnwrwfc— Frank N'eithainer mode a busi­ ness trip by auto to Battle Creek Monday. Tins Village hoard of review was in session Saturday and adjusted taxable property to alKiut cash val­ ue, which ought nol to make much 'material difference in taxes. A hard wind and rain storm slnick tiiis section Thursday night iloing considerable damage Io crops, fences nnd limber, Mrs. A. XV. Dillqnhnck spent lhe latter part of the week visiting her sons, Charley and Ray, in Clarks­ ville. Shirley Myers and family mid John Leedy nnd RAiiily mnde the .trip here from RcnllsViHe Friday itn the-former’s Jmiring car. They MXpecl to visit relatives Hi this vJointty for several days. ChiMTon of Mr. nnd Mrs. Tlnrve Townsend nnd their families gathered nt the-paternal home in I lie village, Sunday and enjoyed a family reunion. A sumptuous din­ ner and n pleasant viMl were en­ joyed by nil. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rnss Jordan are spending a w.u-k’a vacation visiting friends hero. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mohler of Mrl’herson, Kansas, mid O. E. Halvnat of Kparta visited al Will Win iiur’« Saturday. Elmer Eckart and family and Clyde Miller, and Indy friend of Freeport spent Sunday with thi-ir mother, Mrs. Jennette Miller.in the village. Jlliss Rosalie Geiger of Idaho Falls, Idaho, is upending the sum­ mer’ vacation with her parents in (he village. .Miss Geiger is one of the teachers of Idaho Falls, and Is engaged for another x*-m- there. Frank Nash lost a valuable mare, also a three days old colt, -Salur<Uhr. The jury of twelve men appoint­ ed Io assess the damages for lliosc whose land the little 'iliornapple drain traverses mostly in Carlton Township, and who ularn damages for varkins reasons, wen* in town Monday, coining from Hastings- in cars furnished by parti** here. They began al the upper end of the proposed drain and went the whnte length, taking uliservations nnd conferring with parlies interested tn the drain, that they may he able to adjust affairs in a satisfactory manner. The proposition to take Illi- jury nloiig lh<- line nf the Mud Creek drain.that they might be niile to see for themselves what this drain Jias done for lhe farms in East Woodland was turned down by Judge Smith, o.s the Mud Crock drain should nol be taken in tinscLIIement of anything connected witli tho little Tbornapplo-drain. Elmer Rising, while^tlending the Holsli'in Breeders' A'ssnciaHon al Chicago, Inst week had tin- privilege of gazing upon the four months calf mid dollars. Mr. Rising says it was a very ordinary looking calf al that. • Burr Vanhouten of Hastings <isx lltsl Ih(v^ms«miIm ziv«>c Sunday— . Mt. and Mrs. Wallace Merriam llavil taken Into Jlieir homo to raise nn Infant'daughter,. seven weeks old, which they have named, Then-ssa Ruth. They roceivctl lhe child from lhe St. Joseph Horne. Mr. and Mrs. Merriam liave no chil­ dren of their own and certainly will make this little one a pleasant home. Childrens' Day will he oliserved by a program nl the churches in the. village next Sunday morning. Mrs. C. D. Garn nnd children vis­ ited Irving relatives, Tuesday. Mrs. II. C. Benin! went to Knlaino. Monday and was accompanied home by her mother. Mrs. Wilson, who has Ihu*u .visiting Kalamo friends for several days. The K. of. I*, memorial services will he held in tile- M. E. church Sunday aflcriKMin nl 2:00 o'clock, ilVer, the-address. ' Fred Hulling and family of Si-bowa, spent Sunday al the John Bull­ ing home here. appointment os notary public, tak­ ing effect June 3rd., Card of Tlinnks—I desire tn ox­ press my thunk* to my friends and n>-ii.-lili.iis for llieir kindness and pssisfanc-e during the sickness and death of my husband. ■Mnr. Adah J..(lohoon.—Adv. Banner Want Ada Bring Results. EAST XVOODLAND. -The quarterly uieeling Saturday and Sumlay whs well intended and the weather waa ideal. . . , Miss Zilpah Kilpatrick closed-her •u-hixil Friday, witli n picnic dinner and program. Miss Lura Barker is sewing for Mrs. Claud Woud of Coats Grove this week. 'Mrs. tk>ra Smith of Nashville, Spent part of la.-t week with Mrs. Chester Hecker of East Woodland. Mrs. J. F. Fulger of Igmsing, was an over Sunday, guest, of his wifiwho is spending a few days with EaH Worxlland friends. Mis. J, Elgar Cole and daughter Pauline of Ilatlle Greek are epmdjng a week nt the home of Mr. amt Mrs. E. T. Cote. Carl Scofield who has been very ill the past week is reported bet I .-r al this writing. ' Mrs. E. T. Cole is spending a few weeks with‘her daughter. Mrs. Harlie Jltigln of Ottumwa, town. The whirlwind that passed over East Woodland Thursday nighj place- iieSides damage in other places. .Mr. and Mrs. C. Woo«l nnd Mrs. Orson Wood of Coats Grove and Mrs. Ella TeepFc of Hastings, were Barker a,id wife. NORTH MAPLE GROVE Floy<l Kinney and family of Nash­ ville visited friends hero Sunday. George Gibsnn slat ted Tue-qlay tn make his fortune in the west. The-Misses Ella and Elzia Dur­ ham of Larry' Friday-night with their uncle, A. E. Mills. Grandma Kunz who is sick al the home of her daughter, Mrs. Orville Ftook is some better nt this writing. .Mr. and Mrs.- Cyrus Ruxton of Soul It ,Maple Grove attended Hie ire cj-eani’social at Harry Lniabees. 'Hie ice cream social nt Horry Larabee's was a success in every way. A fine crowd a tine lime and amount taken in $12.00. EVAN6ELISTIC MEETINGS AT PAGK TRRRE KALAMAZOO COUNTY HOGS COATS GROVE BEGIN JUNE 16 VACCINATED WITH SMALL XVIII Be Conducted by; I. XV. Kiin- Expense to Swine (hyners Through tirrliny. Known As "Tin- Drum­ Medinin of Kaluma/oo CgMinty mer Evangelisi. Farming Expert. The value of a county farm A seriea of Evangeli-lie meetings will begin on Tu«—l.o evening, bureau and the practical tH-nvtits June Id. al th? chui.-h of Christ show.n by the .-fact that’ arrange­ Drummer Evangelist I ,W. Kunber- ment's have be&i made whereby any ling of Henderson. Iffour­ fiuiner whose hogs are infected teen years ofi the road os a. rmn- witli cholera may. have them vm-«imen-inl salesman Jwfriro h,. licciuue naled with no expense t<> hini«*-lf a liiinisler of the g»-i-l. anil this cxci-pl-paymeiit f<>r the si-hiiii, ac­ gave him a true ilisigbi into hu­ cording to the statement of Jason man hearts anil live*, lie will come XVoodinan, farm expert of tin- coun.with a message that shmilil roach l>‘' .-ui<l touch our heart'. He has liad "In.case any fanner in this coun­ great sticCWU tn mot-ling* hetd dur­ ty has ron*«>n lo 'tw’ticvr Hot.1 iing the past winter, and will’ come hog cholera in his herd, the live with a zeal tlfflt bolt'ir.-. m a win­ -lock sanitary commission suggests ner of souls for Clni-i. Every­ that a veterinarian be called to body is invited . Io aiimd these diagnose the cast. . If the veterin­ me, lings beginning Tuc-day wan­ arian "surgeon prunuinices it hoe ing. June III. lie wifi communicate with the Kal­ SOUTH NASIIXII.I.E amazoo County Farm bureau and Almo McKinnis and friend call­ inform me that he wants Ins hog* ed on Hie former’s _jrniri.| father. vaccinated I will immediately call Francis Showalter, Suiiijny. IL Benedicts arc liiL-cly keltled in will send a man especially trained (lidir new home, east «>f lhe village. for the work down hero to do tin-, vaccinating. XV. I’l-ar of (Ihnrloib-, sp.-nt a few for the sei-uiii. Travidiiut and any days nt Delink Wnr<l - la.i w<-R. Henry Marlin 4iad the nii«fortuno other expenses of (Ih- expert will commission. The commission ptyThe Peterson ' child>.-n attended the school rally at Kdaino. Satur­ cilint Ing Io having smpe one wlio day evening. knows nothing alioiit. it," said Mr. ~7«:tiff ,Mr1»wk nF -Rank •rTiwg—I? WiMMiiiiibi hip mm’ning. "Thecost of vaceiimating isnhoul the same ns for last year. Suck­ Claude Downs and Clayton Deck­ ing pigs will cost about 22 cents, er attended the clrru* al Lansing. a 50-poimd pig. about 30 cents, a hog weighing from piMd lOO pounds Mr. and Mrs. Casey-nnd Mr. and Mrs. Parr of Charh>u<> visileil at Will Fisher’s Sunday. 50 or fio cents, and a SUO’poiind hog Mrs. Cassel j.s huihlinc a new about “5 cents.” ■ fence, th,* old one being destroyed by I lie high water. MR. ANO MRS. MARCUS C. Itnymond and Mi-< Ju. rvwnSam Marshall better. Cary Ed­ W. SMITH, CHIROPRACTORS monds motored to Climax mid •on. .luck, of Nnshvill* In-ought her tn her hum here Sun­ ville. were Sunday gurd* i.f Mr. and Hate ripened Offices in the New day. .Mrs.. Joe Hell gave a dinner Sun­ Hendershott llujhling for tho day iii honor of her grandfather'^ Pracllvc of Chiropractic. SOUTHXVEST CXSTI.LTON." 7Hlh birthday. There wore present Mis* Pearl Hill is •..M,iing Mrs. four generations, two rldlilren. four Tohal Gurfinger xviili ln-r house grandchildren nnd llv* great granddiildcen. This was only a small part Garlingor was ill Saturday, of Grandfather Tohins' family, lint butEva i* lietutr. nil that reside, in (ho immediate Visitors nt Albert McClelland’s noighhorhdhd. Grandpa received Sunday w.-re: Mrs. ....... I of Nash­ several useful present* and we nil ville. .Mrs. Flory, and L-n Rnfller join in wishing him many more hap­ and family of Knlnni**. py birthday.*. Frank Campbell and family tiax-c moved onto a farm in-nr lUi-dings. NORTHWEST JOHNSTOWN. Mr. nnd Mrs. Earn Horn and Mrs. Cord of Thanks—I il- sir.- to ex­ May- Baker went to Hastings .Mon-! press my I hanks to tny friend* and day. neighbors, for their kindness during Mrs. E E. Jones and children went Io Rattle Crock one day Inst week. ’Alfred Horn spent from Friday iintil Sunday with his - aunt, 'Mrs. I Stella Armstrong, of Prairieville. Friday & Saturday" Hot Weather Specials =a===AT=— T'S a harJ task to go trailing in this hot but we are-making our store cool anil able. and we are oifering such low prices weather goods that it will more than pay your eAorts.. - - I weather, comfort­ on hot you for For Friday and Saturday we offer some exceptional bargains Crepe Khnmonas in all sizes, dark or light, regular price was $r.jp. Special for Friday and Saturday_______ 75c Ki mana Aprons, made from Amoskeag Gingham, only___ 39c Ladies’ Ready Made Dresses, some worth up to $3.00, a general clean up at only..---------------------------------------98c Ladies’ White Pique Top Skirts, some great values at only 98c Muslin Drawers and Corset Covers and Brasiercs at only 25c Ladies’ Slip Over Might Gowns at-----------50c and 85c Seersucker Gowns, trimmed with worked scalloped edges around neck and sleeve, in white, pink and blue, al only.98c .Double I’anded. Skit Liat only.---------------------------------- - —75c Envelope Chemise Suits lor hot weather------------------------ 98c Girls'Gingham Dresses at only_____ ____________ ___ 48c Girls' Muslin and Crepe Drawers _________ 25c and 15c Girls' Night Gowns,'sizes 2 to 14, at---------- ’---------------- 45c Ladies’ Waists, close outs at only ------------------------------ 39c Women's, Girls'and Boys' Union Suits.__ ____________ 23c One table full o( summer Wash Goods----------------------------- 10c Special line of Parasols at only ________________________ 98c 39c Men’s Dress and Work Shirts at only-------------Men's Summer Underwear, shirts and drawers.. 25c Special Sale Prices on Rugs $2.00 A’elvet Rugs, 27x54. special for Saturday froth 9:00 o'clockTo 11 :oo a. m. tor_________________ Imitation Black Walrus Leather Suit Cases, worth up to $2.00, special for Friday & Saturday only Qftj-» 7UC Cl IQ xDlz.13' 25c Bleached Seersucker Cloth, a special (or Friday 1 A 1/ r and Saturday at_______ ________ __________ > */jC TiraidlSiia^ Cenateir Character First Gjp1!IE FERRIS INSTITUTE was organized in September,'-1884, with An enrollment of lb fifteen students. During the last year the total attendance has been over two thousand. The thirty-first year begins August 31. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris have given their life to the institution. Emerson has well said that an institution is but the lengthened shadow of some individual. This is particularly true of the Ferris institute. The personal qualities of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris permeate every department. The school was organized for three pur­ poses. First, it offers to men and women who have had no chance in early life, an oppor­ tunity to get an education. Second, it fits young men and women for the poetical affairs of life and prepares them for doing things in the business world. Third, it enables its students to enter some university or college in the shortest possible time consistent with thorough training. The average age of its students is over twenty-one years. Thfs means that frivolty, inattention and lack of purpose are practically unknown. Th^re is a spirit of work rare­ ly found-anywhere else. It’s education ideals are high. It inspires and encourages. FERRIS INSTITUTE MICHIGAN’S BIGGEST BUSINESS, NORMAL AND TRAINING SCHOOL SUMMER TERM BEGINS JUNE 29 Information Free BIG RAPIDS, MICHIGAN The.school where character stands first and where ideals and common sense are emphasized. Promptness, efficiency, hard work, doing the thing that is reqaired and doing it now, learning to think and trying to discover one's resources, these are some of the things the Ferris Institute preaches early and late. Loafers are not wanted in the professions, nor in business, nor in the Ferris Institute. Young )>eople who want to do something and be something are welcome. • EQUIPMENT. DEPARTMENTS COIXEGE PREPARATORY PHARMACY k, TELEGlIXPIIY TELEGliXPHV NORMAL BUSINESS CIVIL SERVICE EXPRESSION SHORTII XND VIM VIM XL XL MUSIC MUSIC KINDERGARTEN .TYPE XX HIT I NG. PIHSII XI (Ul.TUHE COMMON ENGLISH -.----------- ---------------ADVERTISING AND SALESMANSHIP DR DR XXX XXX ING ING COMMERCIAL AND SHORTHAND 1EACIIERS The College Prepnratqry course admits In any University or College in (he connin'. Students enter he University of Pennsylvania, Cornell, University of Michigan. University of C.hir.ijm and- inslilutiqns of similar rank. The Normal Dcpprlment prepares for the senior class nt Ypsilanti, Kalamazoo or Mount J'leasnnt Kindergarten krniHintes receive a Stale-Life Certillcul-1. Music ami Drawing gradual* receive a sim­ ilar certificate. , In Pharmacy (here is a Iwo-years’ course leading to a dipliunn. Those who have had the required experience take lhe short course or year’s course. The record made by this depmlin-nt during th>- last few years has been unexcelled. We challenge, rompnricon. • The work in the Business and Shorthand Department* is thorough from even- standpoint. More than MM) graduates from these deportments are wof-king in Detroit. A large number an- w.iklng in Grand Rapids and oilier imixirtant cities of Michigan, and the Norlhweat. . .f'xce,?.t,on‘ll opportunities are offered in Telegraphy. The school is connected with a wire from one of the railroads and each one gels daily practice sending and receiving. Tim other depaiUbents nre open to telegraphy students, .. graduates can finish lhe Commercial Teaehers’-Course In one year and then finish at Xpmlanti, Kalamazoo or Mount Pleasant in sit months and roceive a State Life Certificate. ’I lie l-’<.>rris Institute ii thoroughly equipped with all mod­ ern appliances and lias commodious buildings. The dement uLjronlflei l»«'tw. i-n the teacher ami stmleitt Is emphasized. ’I’licre is a spirit of friend!iness and co-operation that' means' suit, .** i<i Ijiuse who arc willing In do lliv.ir idiare. FACULTY. I'hi facility varies-from twenty-seven to thirty. Many of them an- university.and college graduates. OlhVr.<have taken -a <)<> ^:il couij-.-in I licit-chosen line. . MORNING EXERCISES. I II.- shideilts meet for one-half hour every morning and list, ii to Hu- disciis>kni of current questions or the reading of sintic new liook or some Itr,sl-class biography. . ATHLETICS. mir school mainliiiiis baseball, basketball, football and track team*. uImi two U*nni« clubs. Athletics are a secondary i'l.ulrr. uowrvcr. The j. rind pall hi ng is school work. ■ J ‘77* ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS. TlhTo are no entrance cxaminatioiws. Each student is clas-iiied a.-eording to his ability,, advancement ami plan he has for lhe future. There is no red tape. ORGANIZATIONS. ' There, i* a strong Y. M. 0. A.. a Y. W. C. A, Catholic club. Debating el'ibs and a dozen other organizations which have for I heir purpose the moral, religious, social and intellectual development of the members. The Ferris Institute puts character first and other’things second. FALL TERM . OPENS AUG. 31 Write for Catalog �JUNE If, 1»1L PERSONAL MENTION Al UNDERSHOT CUPID LOCAL NEWS LITTLE TRICKERY TRIXY Great June Reductions A large crowd attended the open­ ■y DOROTHY &OUGLA3. ing of the Palm''.Garden on Satur­ By FORBES DWIGHT. day. The Odd Fellows have decided to rilpquc tlieir banquet from June Trtxy gazed Wistfully at the patients until next October. Pcrbapa tho best descriptton of WflP. T. Colgrove will'rkliver an ad­ that'bis idea of a highly hllarioua ova- dress before lhe Eaton County1 Pioneer Society on August .18. tbal'a office. You will find this one of the coolest stores to stop into on your way down There'will be preaching al the certain Illusive Greek roots, "Oh! For a pain Fisher church Sunday, June 11, al or something — perhaps gives * very proper 1 town and these Special June Bargains are attractively displaced so you can look th ree o ’ clo ck P. M., by Key. Baddcr. tho gentleman abd renders it m them over very easily. that I, too, might Special ‘communicationv of Has­ ascend those talscaholled spectacles, bla baggy tings Lodge No. 52, !•'. and A. M, steps!" she sighed Wednesday evening, June 17. Work always having something vary Im­ in lhe third degree. Mrs. Ellen CampbeJI has-, fpiirportant on his mind. , kllug beauty tn Besides Greek roots there was ono chased Gerald Nash's residence on Thousands of yards of handsome Embroidery, Edgings and Insertions from two to nine Miss Josephine Nosh returned thing worthy of mention in William’s Washington street, where slie\will the mirror. "I do make her home. from a weeks visit in Albion, Mon­ rather austere and aacetlo life; and inches wide, dainty baby patterns, also the rich heavier designs, latest and best importations from Miss Frances Williams enter­ Switzerland, Belgium and Germany. . ' that was a bow-legged undershot. 70- tained with a dinner Monday even­ cd luterwatlngly Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ford returned We have made two big lots for this occasion: tn their home in Urbandale, Satur- pound bulldog rejoicing in the highly ing, covers being laid for eight. All un-Hnllenlc namo of Frazzles. had a pleasant time. She gazed out of jfasortment ^T---Fine and Heavy Embroideries, insertions to match, regular loc, 15c and William Boles sat alone that April . Samuel E. Hozell has filed a pe­ Etaid Beach spent Tuesday and tition for naturalization as an Amer­ A slim, dainty girl 18s values. REDUCTION PRICE per yard_______________ ________ VU Wednesday witli Kalamazoo his widowed sister with whom he ican citizen. He came to this coun­ who walked with fririi'I.-. James E. Clark has gone tn boarded and who was Inordinately try from Ontario Ui October I. iWi. jfssortment wonderful lot of Embroideries of all kinds worth up to 35c yard. Clarence txt) Fox. born on May Plainwell to spend a few weeks with proud of William's bulging forehead REDUCTION PRICE per yard______________ _____ _________ 27 th Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fox, his sister. ’ ly toward tha door died on June ti of acute indigestion. Ed Sweet was In Nashville on xles was capering joyfully somewhere Tuesday evening visiting Ins fallier about the yard below, and William Interment took place in Hudson­ that boro ville cemetory. who is ill. should have been on the trail of tho There will !«• prearliing service Gunthol, M. D. Mrs. Lawrenfla Archart spent; usual Greek root Hut instead be was al the Wesleyan Methodist church "Even a limp Sunday and Monday with friends in, on the State Road, three miles east g*ta ono through Middleville. ‘ ' Tor.Ladies' and Children's Dresses. Newest patterns just arrived. ----- - "Why, ____ Miss Dora Areliart was llw guest fore him. On tho paper were sundry of Hastings, next Sunday at 3:1X1 p. those portals,” sighedTrixy. Beautiful work on dainty Crepe, Voile and Swisses. 98c values of MBs Della Chatfield in Mlddle- lines, each beginning with • capital, m„ by M. J. Badder. of Hastings. oh. why, am I ao abnormally healthy?" .pntuyould never have thought of tho ...There willJiu a musical suaaLiu . ... villc, Sunday...................... MrA Clarence Davis and baby of austere William as breaking out into Frank Foster's burn m Maple Greve fever of vague imaginings. Romances Toledo are gtwl« of her mother. meterica! thought; indeed, it surprised on Thursday evening. June 18. The galore sho wove about tho doctor and Mrs. Julia Willison, William as much as it would have do no L. A. S. of Maple Grove M. P. his famlnlno patients and smiled wist­ church will serve ice cream. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Colgrove lefl The Birthday Club pleasantly fully when she pictured them one and on Wednesday for a week’s slay nt New neighbors had moved Into tho Mrs. S. R. Doud Wednes­ all tainting into tha doctor's arms. their Gun lake,collage. house next door, and one of the said surprised Mrs.'J. C. Burch of Grand Rapid* new neighbors—tho daughter of tho day evening. Refreshments were Somehow, Trixy could conceive of no ot the past wet-k has been a tremendous success: For the benefit of those who teel that they would came Bunday for n visit with Mr. house—bad a most amazing pair of served and ail had a delightful flslt to a physician wherein a faint. like to add to their snpplyand also lor those who for some reason overlooked this remarkable oppor­ played no part time. ------and Mrs. Robert Burch. tunity, we will continue this sale tor one more week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas,. Polls mid son violet eyes. William had first noticed - Morse Nevins has begun lhe "Certainly I would faint—if only foundation for the two-story from sheer joy at being near him—If, Richard.vuiled- Mr. and Mrs. John dadies‘, Children’s and Men’s hosiery friends with Fraxzles through the McElwain of Lansing Sunday. I ever got tho chance." mused Trixy.' Mrs. Carl Spade and daughter Htio pictured her golden head falling 1 Up to 25c values ... Up to 50c'valucs - Up to 75o values year's residence. . Jean of Grand Rapids, spent the Curbing eyes. snugly—she knew it would bo snugly — . M. .M. Clark, who resides at i 17 ' William had known by certain all past week with Miss Bessie Bush. 5c pair JOc pair J7c pair against his shoulder, and bis hand Dr. Louis Wardell of Edmore was too apparent sighs that he was rapidly West Blair St, has a pink penny stroking her brow. > li feel lhe guest of his parent h, Mr. and descending tntp paths of insanity, but plaid which measures With tho wonderful thought of Dr. Mrs. Jos. Wardell lhe first, of the tonight the crowning climax of it all around, stands W inches high and Radies’ and Misses’ Itiash Dresses and Jkirts had come. Ho had writton a poem, a has Gt blossoms. Who cun beat Oudthel'a soft hand on her brow In,} oplfation camo to, Trixy. Miss Winifred Johijwn o'f Lenox poem about her eyes—28 lines of soul­ Tho jurors who have boon view­ veiled her parenls, Mr. and Miu ful drivel in iambic hexameter. Sl» would faint. That very day. JiIso Remarkable Values in Children's presses ing lhe land along (he niub) of lhe George Johnson, from Saturday till "William, oh. William!" called hie proposed Lil Ho Tluiruapple drain Tuesday. small runabout, she would dash out on You will find it a delightlul experience td select ydur cool new summer dress from our excellent Mrs. Frank Mahoney, who has sister’s voice from tho hall- below. completed their work yesterday her own steps and swoon right before 'stock, without the usual problem of selecting your material and style, also the bother of having it been visiting llaslings friends, re­ “Here's Frazzles coming up to you." and began on this Thursday morn­ hlswery eyes. He would pick-her up ing to hear claims for damages in turned Wednesday to her home in made and fitted. All you need to do is to come in, pick out a dress for yourself or the cbildrea, Ing vigorously at tho door. William lhe probate court office ibis Thurs­ tenderly and carry her Into that Jackson. put it on and wear it. charmed office and administer to her., . Mr. anti Mrs. A. L Vanderrook of opened it and In bounded 70-odd day morning. During the afternoon Trixy spent! Chas. Harshbcrger. lhe plioloMason, spent Saturday and Sunday pounds of animation, fresh from a Our styles are exceptionally clever and exclusive. There arc plain and simple dresses, also many momenta contemplating heri with their sou, D. G. Vandurcook romp with the girlnext door. William grapher, h:is a special adv. this the more dressy and elaborate. aad family. abetractodly watched him scurrying week in (hose cohmtns calling at­ wardrobe. She gazed with longing Our prices are in most cases lower than the cost ol making. Mr’and Mrs. Will Kennedy, of about the study. tention lo -the taking of pictures eyes at her new shell pink silk. "I would Jove fo wear it for tho. Grand Rapids, were the guests of He stepped to tho table and picked for family groups. Anyone having Ladies’ and Misses* Dresses priced from 98c to $13.75. the former's sistdr, Mrs. John Shrib­ up his recent assault upon prosody. family reunions will feel interested fainting fit, but I might just fall on j in what he lias lo say. er. Sunday. soma mud or something and it would | Children's Dresses and Rompers priced from 50c to 83.00. Miss Bessie Bush was hostess nt be rpided." She sighed and looked at • Mrs. W. T. Bruchner ami son Her eyes were starry and liquid and a miscellaneous shower Iasi Wed­ Herbert of Chicago came Wednes­ day to -spend the week with A(r. aud that was perfectly true, but that didn’t nesday evening ip honor of Miss make him any less a silly fool for Writ- Elaine Bauer whose marriage lo Mrs. A. C. Brown. in that without hurling It," sho reMr. Charles A. WnMaert will take Miss Frances Burch of-Cfficngo j»lnrr next v ' •• •­ came Wednesday lo spend her va­ if sho ever saw them? ■ ■■ is brim full of special yalues in Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Skirts and Coats, and our cation with her parents; Mr. ami and useful suits me." Ho snatched them angrily up, reived manj • Toward 6 o'clock, when the doctor . Mrs. Robert Burch. crumpled them In his hand and hurled gifts. x Entire Millinery Stock • Mrs. Ellen Lnubaugh, wife of usually came in for his evening office Karl Palmatier, of Prairieville, them to the floor. hours, Trixy stationed herself beside was lhe guret of Mr. ami Mrs. H. U. Jackson Laubaugh. of tliix city, comprised of a hundred exclusive and pretty midsummer hats will be closed out in 3 lots at "And that's tho end of that." said Palmatier, Thursday and received William Boles, with flnalty. died of heart disease on Friday, 50c. 31.95 and 32.95 trifle more rapidly than on previous iris eighth grad<> diploma. Frazzles ceased growling at a has­ aged 66 years. 7 months. 27 days. 8. C. Brock, I). R. Foster ami Deceased was born in Pennsylvania watches and she hoped the would not These are all this season's styles and values up to <7.50. wives were in Freeport nnd Wood­ sock and cocked on car. When the on October 8. 1817. She had been bump her head or do anything unropaper hit the floor ho bounded forland Sunday arid were guests of J. ill for some time with heart trou­ manUo whea sho performed her swoon N. Covert while in Woodland. ble, combined will, dropsy. Fun­ before the doctor's eyes. Delicious fireak/ast foods and Cereals John Young has returned from his mouth. eral services were held Juno 7, burWhen the heard the familiar motor “Here! Here, air! Coma here!" Los Angeles where he spent lhe Mike ClilTunl and Charles Reed. horn belonging to bla car, sho jumped winter. Mr. Young Is .one of the 'William commanded in his most dom­ Iwith section men employed by lhe up and went swiftly out onto the par tht /tot Pays oldest pioneers of this county. ineering voice. But Frazzles’, remem­ Michigan Central railroad, were ov­ ■top*. Just received Irish i(cm the factory entirely new crisp goods. Mr. ami Mrs. G. W. Ford ami bering many a gambol with an old ercome by the intense heat while Had there been a aoft spot on thoso daughter, Miss Florence Jackson, of ,shoe in his mouth and William In pur­ they were unloading a rar of cin­ Grand Rapids ' were guests of Mr. ,suit, bounded joyfully about the room, ders at Uie freight slation on Wed­ ■tone steps Trixy amredly would Quaker Corn Flakes, ami Mrs. Robert Burch. Sunday. kgjtcd down tho stairs With tbo howl­ nesday forenoon. Reed wns tho first 10c packages_______ Dr. G. W. Lowry is enjoying a 'ing William In pursuit, edged through lo sucumb. Mr. ClilTord collapseil anticipate a fall that must bo graceful s well-earned rest ul his bungalow an hour Inter. Physicians wer<: and without danger to her physical be­ Kellogg's Corn Flakes Post Toasties near lhe Cascades al Gun lake. Mrs. summoned for both men who were both sizes_____ 10c and a sizes.... -10c and Lowry has Iwen lhere several ilays. 1 unconscious for some time. .Mr. “ She arrived at the bottom of the Miss Glcnna Doud, who has beeiv Reed's coiidiliou was serious, steps just as (ho doctor drew up at Ma Kellogg ’ s Wheat Flakes Quaker Puffed Wheat teaching at Hartford, will return 'fled. ial taking place in Ohio. curb. He glanced up at her and a a new package_ per package__ Then on the next porch he heard Kalurday lo spend the summer with Albert, lhe four year old son of fleeting.gmllo swept over bls face. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Colon ’words that fairly froze his blood. . Mr. and Sfrs. Dominic Fortino, died Kellogg’s Biscuits Quaker Puffed Pice 1 I)oud. “That's tho good Frazzles! Give on Friday in Pontiac of bronchial sld*C He had tumbled tn-------- , per package ... per packageFanil Tyden of Evanston. III., was ;it to me! That's the good old fellow?" trouble froth which In1 had been Side the car. Shu knelt down and drew in lhe city Monday and Tuesday. Shredded Wheat Mother’s Farina William felt his knees giving way suffering fdP some lime; Mrs; Ho -will sail Tuesday from New beneath him.' Ho had headed those Fortino look the child to physicians per package — per package _. . York for Antwerp, Belgium on . in tansing and Poniiac for treat­ coming and going In quick pants. She business. ment, but both said that Hie little gaxod helplessly up and down the Also Cream of Wheat, Quaker Oat Meal, Grape Nuts, Etc. .'Miss Lena Brockmeier. teacher of sufferer bad not been .brought to Latin in the city -schoofs. leaves she did not know what to do with the Quito involuntarily bo whistled for them soon enough. 'Funeral ser­ unconscious man. Best Bulk Oat Meal, 8 lbs for 25c. I uesday for a trip to Euroi»e, in vices and burial took place in Pon­ • . company with several farmer col­ Frazzles again. tiac. She was about to let him down gent­ Footsteps sounded on that next ’ lego friends. Judge Cleniefil Smith was sum­ ly and seek aid when tho doctor open­ Mr. and Mp<- CiiarleS Whitlow. : moned dost evening Lu Chicago lo ed bla eyeh. Tho color returned to hie Strawberry Reason is Mow On . wlio have been visiting their daugh- IShe stood there looking aver at than}. attend the funeral of his brotlier- ruddy cheeks and ho collected himself Lets. Mrs. Clem Kosior zind Mrs. "Where you looking for Frazzlaa, in- law. Dr. Adrian Coulter, who with startling suddenness. Leave us your order-lor canning. Our prices will be lowest. Wc can assure you of Claud Bush returned to their home : was- formerly known here and in "You fainted," crlod Trixy. the best quality. in Grand Rapids. Monday. Every ono called him "professor." Charlotte where he lived for ninny Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill. Mr. anil .although ho was net a full-fledged years. Dr. Coulter was a native of *T^*-Mrs. Georgd Kirchner, Mr. umi«Mrs. । Eaton county. He enlisted in Eaton do," murmured tho doctor. “Very foolChoice Green Goods, Fruits and Vegetables at reasonable prices. Clyde Craig and Mrs. Lucy Brown. ,so eminently fitting. county and served through the re­ were in GfMteburg last week lo at­ bellion. lie,look a course in medi­ trying cases at the hoepltai today," Phone Your Grocery Orders to Phone No. 30. tend lhe funeral of George Blake. . cinc in the University of Michigan. The fleeting smile again crossed his he stammered miserably. Mr. and Mrs.' I. L. Boyes were 1 He has resided for many years in called lo Freeport. Sunday evohing, Chicago. He is survived by his wid­ found me" ho said, with charming railing. to the bedside of the Inlier's father. 1 ow arid two daughters! Mrs. Smith £adies‘ Carpets. "He's just brought me—what yon aud daughter. Miss'Gertrude Hmith, Ho had risen and wu aland Ing look-1 who 'lied Monday morning. They Curtains. Suits and remained to attend the funeral ।sent mo," said sho. Went to Clucago on Tuesday. log down Into. Trixy*s astonlehed but j Wednesday. Remember Hint two great ball happy eyes. "I took thia house be-1 Rugs, Prsssts ■. Mrs. George Payne of Delton was gulxh. 1 games will Ih? played al the fair cause I taw you sitting tn the window • Department dinoleums. Stood in lhe city Wednesday enroute to “Ypa didn’t? Didn't you write ttr ground this week. On Friday the the day I wu looklngJor an office." ■ Grand Rapids. . Her mother, Mrs. Belding* team, which defeated 2nd ploor Por ----- -----------, :......... — . t u u*»n io Trixy wondered If she had really ac-1 Thos. Kelie— ‘ K -----------' Phone 30 fastings. Mich. T hoi. Kelley, who has been receiv- fet I never intended Charlotte Wednesday will play complishcd her swoon and this day | here. The’taJlesl idLcher in Mich­ Rapids will return with Mrs. Payin'. "It’s such a lovely poem, too." igan will pitch for Hastings. He dream was a part of It. Sho gated in- I lo tho doctor’s face and found it ex-1 Dr. F. M. Eilioll mid dmiplil-T, William gripped the gatoposta hard-1 is Nichols, of Wyandotte, lhe crack pectant, u Jf b0 waited to hoar l<or [ Mrs. Fannie Grow of Aurora. III.. Grand Ledge pitcher. On’Satur­ nra visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. F. day afternoon lhe Olivet college voice. Chidester. Dr. Elliott is one of the Mm! team comes lierc. This is- one of "You should not bo standing here . „ . . most prominent physicians of -Lost ' •f Bee Life In Right Light, the fine gafnes booked especially talking.” ahe Mid quickly; "It ts evl- i Aurora, where he has practiced for think of mer he groaned. Hold your dull life up to the light, for the fanners and faclmv em­ dent that you arc working far too hard . Tho mlatrees of the bouse had misCorks may---------------- L--- t itsup ovet W yagrs. There was a little a ployes. .Game called at 2:30 or you would not have fainted." Wd her eyeglasses. She asked tho I and see bow It will bo transfigured. airtight If they are slightly larger Mrs.- Henry Wallemal«'. who lias o'clock. "But I did not exactly faint." con- > old negro servant If sho bad seen Ufa Is not meant to be a path of eue, than tope of bottles they should ba Mtofll the past three Weeks with her fused tbo doctor. “1 wu really fright- j them. "No’iu, honey.” uld Aunt Mis-; but steep and rugged; and it ts oqly lumsbler. Mr?. Clyde Hutton, re- awfully," sho said softly, "but-aboot nilly tired and wanted just to drop ' eouri. "I ain't seen 'em. But I II fin* j through self-denial, discouragement, turired to tier home iu Constant inc. A man who prided himself on a won­ down and rest for a moment. The J 'em fo* you. Jeu toil me now, was discipline and trial that you may atMonday areouipanied - t*y her two • tain tho higher life.—Light on tho ties while iuA; they will expand In dcy tn de shell?" derful Imagination that-could conceive aranddaughlera Beatrice and Viv­ cooling, and In this way will ‘make Hidden Way. ian- They expect to apend three the biggest Ilea on record once made a suggested an idea and—I carried it out was burying bar flushed face In Ms perfectly airtight stoppers. mouths with their grandparents. Wise Office Boy. ’ agly wrinkled face. William Holes to^ falsehood than any man tn the town "Angry? No," aha said, “beeguao Bashful Papa. ChlqtCl’fk—"If I am wanted I will "A man is never successful until ho where he resided. The stgkes being you undoubterly aavu) mnifrpm bunipa with the manager." Latest Ao •lightly Mixed Ing my own heal" 0ho •mlled. "Como Homer Flower of Milo, and L. A. is able to borrow money. If ho can An eloquent Irish And tar the first time ip his life deposited, he proclaimed that be on co in with mo and have * refreshing cup of. Grand Rapid*, were in lhe borrow It and escape paying It back, Ing of a certain emineal statesman, ranted where will yar he?" Fraxxlsa foundjthal one and tho cam* threw a nail with such force that It ho la more than successful. Father said: "His smooth tongue la that of a "1 am no longer tiryd." pio doctor I - • . . . . Bacon U the repreaenl alive of mornoM two at his staunchest trlonda exclaimed another man. "1 saw him serpent which lures but to destroy, 1 ficttfj Co. of Grand Rap- would pay no attention whatever to. do It. for 1 stood on the other aide and uld Joyfully, "but a cup of tsa ia juct i Father Hu No Chance, very bashful. Why, He's so bashful what I bm4>h • 41 Tko reason father hates to play caught the nail." hold! an unsheathed dagger being iu Barry . .1 I loss* he loses and If h it b*ck.“—Exchange. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. BAXXEH WA^lADVa rAY.'' i K.aulr.r. -SANNEB WANT ADVB. RAY,— Fuller is again visiting in the city. Smith went to Detroit on *Mtm\FnSay. * ~ Diamond, of Grand Rapids, was ia lhe cily Monday. Mrs. Lake of Vermontville is visIHng relalives in the city. Leo 8. Cobb is in Assyria this week doing some surveying. Misa Ruby Gaskill visited friends in Vicksburg the past week. 8. H. Lawrence of Chicago, was in the cily last week on business. Mr. and Mrs. Carey Edmonds and daughter spent Sunday in Lansing. , Mrs, Sarah Fisher is spending the week with relatives in Eaton 1lap- For the coming week we are featuring a number of exceptionally worth while bargains. Great Embroidery Reduction JOc Embroidery plouncings 59c and 69c Our Summer hosiery Sale Our Ready to (dear department 7c 4 for 25c JSC JOc JZc jzyzc JSC .. ...JOc jzyec ... JZG b)eickgenant 8t ftiede JYore �THK HATTOWg not Weather Hints Munsing, Porosknit and B. V. D. UNION SUITS 50c to $2.50 SOFT NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, Collars detached or attached. Weeleyan Methodist Church. M. J. Badder. paei-r. ' Sunday services: iOXJO A. Class meeting. <10flQ jLM*ghPti<uiial ser­ vice. 11:00 A. M; Cfifldri-n s Day ex­ ercises Win be observaL 3:00 P. M . Sreaching at th SlgtojRoad-church. :30 P. M.. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 P. M, preaching aervic--. Prayer meeting Thursday evening al the church. . • STRAW HATS in all shapes for all ages PAST MASTERS OF LOCAL 50c to $2.50 10c to $7.50 MASONIC L0D6E ENTERTAIN WASH TIES, COATLESS SUSPENDERS, SILK HOSE, SILK HATS Morrill, Lambie & Co., „ 71 ■ , One Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan Recital iom 'Chihkcn and Grownps." - Eva Engle. , R'-i-ilulmn. “My 1’arasol.”—Sylvia Klllkh-. Christian Science Society. i Cradle Roll .FAtircise—Promotion ■ Sunday, June I i. IlH t. ' from Cradle Roll lo Primary Class. Second floor of No. Ill), Jefferson I' Recitation. “A Llttfr Worker.’’— St. I Real bit Walkin*. Sunday service, 10^10 a. ni. I Recilalion.^“To llm Moon."—Geo. Subject, "God life Preserver of [ Brown. Man." ■ Exerciw, "Throe Joy Givers.’’— Sunday *diool, D:I5. Four Hille girl*. WedncsdUf evening, tcrtinional I Rectlation, "Helping Mother,"— sen-ice, 7:30. Doris Gallup Reading room nt same address is Recitation. h . open every Wednesday and Salur- Clollies."-Julia Edger. day from 2 lo 5 p. in., where author"Little, hut uh My. lien lileraluro on Chrulinn Science Johnnie Babcock mi ih r''.hi iiiiii purcuu'vo. cKn Ims: read and ptirtGnsed. i Song. "Daisies” * ..,.-11.1 —... w r- extended I.. A cordial «...u welcomi; Iu 1 u.nTuition, -Virginia lhe public. E<|ger. Tni Hungry. Emmanuel C.lmrch. • Reciiation, “A Flower Basket.’’Rev. Carroll L. Bal**/. Heel'd-. ' imnidu OslMinie. -Uonflnnntioii talk iti parish house Rn-ilalion. "l-ive Little Chickens,' THE CHURCHES | . ‘follows: Holy Comnninfuii., H;izk ,4. M. Morning prayer anJ imriifim! 10:30 ,A. M. Nu evening service. Sunday school i\t 12:00 M. flhililrun’s Day mid Flag day w ill be rocogiii7.od. Each person al Bunday School will receive ji nlc« Ajimric.iii flag. The rector will give a chalk talk on “The flag of Our Countr.v.'’ Methodist Epta-opnl ('Jilirch li>-citntion, "I hn-e Guests."—l»oris Thoutis. . Recitation, "Hang .On,"—Elmer Itohinsdii. . ■ k *■ Gradunlion of children from. Primary into Junior D<*aprtm>mt. Infuijl hnblisni will Im, miniini— ten-d. Tim nlfering of lhe children will b<* used for Sabbath School Mis­ sion*. Then* will he no ovi-ning service appreciated and received many coinplimeiits. The boys are delermitied nol to be out done and will give us some thing worth listening In. Come ami enjoy Hie services. There will be some kind of special program.for each Sunday In June so don't stay away, bul comu and be pi-oilLed thereby. All sreimil well plea^rtl to have llm Sunday School begin at ten n’clm-k and wc had a fine attend­ ance ImiIIi for Sunday School and preaching service. The Japanese Tea parly and en­ tertainment given Friday evening by lhe members of lhe Junior Soci­ ety was a great success. . Miss Amy Still, llm Sub!., and those on the program are to bo highly commend­ ed for 1 lie way in wliich limy reml<tv<I (he program and the enjoyable lunch served ail for ten i-i-nts. it was a real (real lo many of the old­ er ones to see many of the customs of Japan acted out ns in real life. Il was "well forth twice the money. The Juiriors rei-eive<l a ui.ee stun from the procccits to apply on their churclidebt. - Tim Senior Endeavor S<tciely will give an ice cream soritU al (he church next Saturday l(fleriioon and evening. AH are invited to at­ tend. • Services m-xt Sunday as follows: 10:00 A. M.. Sunday School, tian A. M- preaching. 5:00. Junior Endear vor. 0:30 I’.. M., Senior Endqavor. 7:30.1’. M.. union service and baccatniirealo aihlress in llm M. E. church. mini lmeralauri-.it.•, union service id Sunday. June II. Children^ Hay. M. E. Church. . \ 10:00 A. M.. Sunday. School. H:no, Chili|ren’s hay progriun( 11.-4G A. United Brethren Cliurt-h. M.. adminirt ralion of infant baptism. B.ipliM Church News. 1 «:30 P. M.. Epworth league. 7:3d P. Thursday evening midweek pray­ M.. public worship ami tai-c.-ilinirRev. G. W. Ballou. Pastor. calc sermon for lhe gradual ing “Boys' J lay’’ next Sunday. The er and praise -service, 730. class of the Hastings High School., Friday night, choir practice ul nlces will lie in rharge of the ^....„rf „.... the home of the pastor. Sunday. You-^11 depeijit on them 1 Sunday’Hehool. JO.DO. Presbytcrinn Church. Iasi Sunday , The annual Children's Day-scrvice for mi - interesting program. Girls' [ Chililrons'. Imy will he lufld al 10:30. Beside* Hie Sunday last Sunday was n groat sue- was one nt the liesl days ever had usual devotional exJrcisi's nnd choir res*. The entir.- program both far in. lhe Sunday school. Tho mass music, the children will" giftr the j iimrning mid for evening was in I of beautiful flowers, lhe butterflies following program: charge »f th** girls wlnv did them- and hir?ls, combined with a splen• Recitation, “Welcome.”- Huth An­ selvcs hmior in the most excellent i did pi-ogram lo make it the lies! drus. ’ way in which they f-<imhirt*-<l Hu» I ever. The allendnnce was splenwlmle affair. Tim singing and spec- 1 di<|. Try it. again this Sunday. I.d selection of reading was much I Momingzworship, li(X). Made the Sky The Only National Bank with a g j ngS ! Which, is to say—the only Savings Department in Barry County, back of which stands not only the capital and surplus of the entire institution, but is operated under the strict banking laws of the U. S. Government. The strongest financial institution in Barry county. Your savings de­ posited with the Hastings National Bank arc guaranteed and protected by the National Banking ■ Laws and you also receive THREE per cent Compound Interest. PAGE FIVE ». Young Peoples’ Wee ling, 6:30. Leader—MIm BataaI Yoke Fellow Hhnd, •:». Subject, "Personal Work" Evening service. There will be I no evening service, because of the Baccalaureate scrvideg al the M. E. church. ■ I Tuesday eveniqir collage prayer meeting. 7al Ine home of John Dennison. Oor. valley and Elm. Wednesday aflernoon. 2.1)O the Ladles Aid Sociely wUl meet with .Mrs. Blossom, Cor. High St. and Bollwood. . Members of liiekory Corner* Uxigc • and Confer Third Ilcorce Work, Thursday. The past masters of Hartings Lodge No. 52, F. & A. M . conferred third degree upon Joaeph Clever land on Thursday evening and iuicldentally entertained 15 brothers of the Hickory.Corners lodge. Tho {past masters occupied chairs as fol­ lows when wqrk.||M b'Kuju W. M. T. Phillips; 8. wTwilIiaiii Tlerrick; J. W, Carl W. Wespinter; S. D.. William tihuliera: J. D„ Roy Andrus; Stewards, J. M. Payne and Elroy Tobias. After the work a sujuht was served in the banquet room. The meeting eonHudeu with n-marks by Willis Rockwell, master of the Hickory Corners lodge, hr. l-’ihglclon. Harlan Wertinon, Esau -tlajinon. Mr. Cleveland. William Finley, County Clerk Andrus, and by Char­ les Bacheller. worshipful master of Lhe local lodge, who presided over lhe program. • MASONS DECORATED GRAVES LAST SUNDAY Rev. Russell II. Bready Delivered Excellent Address At Fraterni­ ty’s Lol in Riverside Cemetery The annual memorial snrvicos of lhe Hastings Masonic lodges was held on Sunday afternoon. About 00 members,- headed by Kucnzol’a banjj, marched to the cmnlery and placed flowers on Ihr grave* of deceaseti brother*. After this duly had been performed, the -members gallierednt the Masonic lot where services were held. Charl.-s Bachelb-r. master of the No. 55. F. & A. .M. presiding. After the band played two selections, Hev% Russell II. Bready delivered tha irrmurial day addrtki'. His thenfo was a discus­ sion of what tha grave of a free­ mason should typify. He said it should mean a linn belief in God and in immortality. After the conelusion of his fine address. Mr. Bready offered prayer and the brothers, again preceded by .the band, marched to the Temple, where they’disbandi-d. 'CHERRY BLOSSOM" MAKES HIT IN TWO PRESENTATIONS Miss Ruth F. WeisM-rt and Home Talent CarsI l*lu» Ik-fore Good­ Sized AiHheiirrs.. Fair-sized .audiences enjoyed I lie performances of the Japanese musi­ cal comedy. “Cherry Hhiasom.'’ pre­ sented in s Heed’s opera house by Miss Ruth wcisaerl. supported by a home talent cast, on Thursday and Friday evening*. 'The.opera, which was written for Miss weissert by John Wilson Do<lgv. of Ypsilanti, was full of pretty bursts of catchy music, inlorfrjH'rrtrt with considera­ ble humor. Tim scene, of course, was laid in Japan and centered uhoul the rivnlr>- for the-hand of an American girl by a Japanese pol­ itician and an American tourist. Miss Weissert. in lhe role of lhe lieroinn, intarprel.-d her part with a skill worthy of the/profeasional stage. Lee Young, as nie politician, carried his pari well, as did also Harry Hparks, Ifft* leading man. who wins lhe heroine iu the and—as we all knew he wiiiild. The comedy was furnished by Ira I’eck, w|io has beforo been seen in amateur comic roles in this cily. As the Japanese tea-house Keeper, ready to fleece any ono and ever>’ ‘"><N he made a great hit with his clever interpre­ tation. The numerous other parts were equally as well played. Every one in tho play was well adapted to the part which he or she took. The •-ntn>- cast would do well lo pre­ sold another play. The scenery ami । -'-flumes .were in direct harmoQy witli the theme. Altogether, it lias been .pronounced ono of the best local-talent* plays ever presented in Hartings. Oper&lrd on for Appendicitis. On Tuesday of last week Miss Winona Bennet I. of this city, went to Butterworth Imipital,. Grand Rapids, where she was operated on for appendicitis by Drs. Webb and McGuflln. Last ropoftis were that Miss Be 11 uel I wa* making an un­ eventful recovery, ami expects soon to bo able to return home. Racealaurralr Addrow Sunday. The annual romnmiiceiumit exer­ cise* of Hastings city schools will begin on Bunday evening when Rev. Russell if, Bready will deliver lhe baccalaureate adilrro.-* for the mem­ bers of the graduating class of-the Hastings high school. His suhjmJ will be "Powiir." A section Of Main will be reserved until 730 o’chwk. BAV/R WANT ADVB. BAY. Suggestions For Graduation Gifts . Now is the time to select your graduation Gifts. Our stock consists of a great variety of useful gifts, and what would anybody appreciate more than a useful gift? Most of us are greatly perplexed to know just what to buy as an appropri­ ate gift. A mere suggestion often saves the prospective purchaser hours of the deepest thought. Wc are pleased to quote below a few of the many gifts we have to offer: ‘ Hosiery Gloves Ladies' Silk Hose$1> to $2 Ladies* Silk and Lisle Hpse.50c Ladies* Mercerized Lisle Hose ' —25c and 50c Misses' Lisle Hose............................ 25c Ladies* Long Kid Glovcs_$2.50to3.50 Ladies* Short Kid Gloves. .$1 to $1.50 . Indies* Long Silk Gloves 75c to $1.50 Indies' Short Silk Gloves.50c to $1.00 Ladies* Lisle Gloves .... 25c to 75c Neckwear Hand Bags AU the latest novelties in NccV wear, Beautiful, Lace Collars and Cuffs to match. Fancy Bows, Jabots, Fichus, Crepe De Chcnc Tics, Beads and Tango Neckwear. A complete line of Leather IfcAs" ......._150c to $5.00 Mesh Bails, newest design .......... ..50c to $3.50 Coin Purses. Fans and White Parasols Silk Underwear Single Garments. Neweit tleiign* in Fancy I-’ana from 25c lo |2 Beautiful Parasol*....fl.OO lo 12.18 $1.50 .$3.00 Union Suits Come in and look us over before buying. J. T. PIERSON & SON Suits Coats Entertained For Mm. Henke.*. Complimentary tv her sister. Mrs. . Skirts Hastings, Mich. Phone 9 Ferris Institute the Result of Arduous Toil day for a trip abroad, Mrs. A. C. Brown entertained • a few friends Thursday - with nn informal lea. W. N. Ferris, Founder and President, the Son of Humble Place ranis bore pictures sugges­ Parentage, Made His Own Success tive of travel, with the mime or the One of llm most inspiring exam- ] upileil elforls file early Ferri* Ingueala plc* of lifeless energy, dauntless <lusl/ial KchoOl becomes one of Ihr courage and .sound judgifienl IlmlsLlnpfiiic schools of llm stale. The and with those tin- hostess- had its expression many limes in thellFerris Inslifule. slipped in a clevef verse, conveying Ferris Institute, Michigan* one ed-L The Ferri* Institute nceiipies a the special service for Which it was ucatmnnl institution built up rn-funique position in the ••dm-ational intemi'il. and tin* name of the giv­ tiroly through ami by .llm personal!»y*t»ui of the Northwest. It H nol er. Music by Mr. Brown amt Miss ideals of one man -and h>-1 faithful la high oc.hool; it is more. JI* burtMadeline added much to this Very wif<‘. ■ . ■ I fmss i« mH (he exploitation of some pleasant occasion. Tho^nian who-has accomplished | pet sysleu;. or th<- grinding out anthis great work with the assistance 1 imally,*by "hook of crimk." u certain and encouragrtnctil of his life help-1 number of "graduates." The qtrnsImprovement* in City Park. ineel is W. N. Ferris, present gpv- I lion of gradualion-aml system are ernor of Michigan. ’ made secondary; llm question of Iieen placed alxiut sopie nf tin* tree The Ferris Institute come into character ami’ubquisiUon of |w>wrr being in September 1881. with its j-atid skill ore primary. Thi>* school two instructors and tlfb-en pupil* is also rouuirkabb* because of the alio ar- orcupyiiig two small rooms. Tmlay- imsilion which it bear* !<• the higliAssociation. They ranged to provide — . .. — . the Ferri* Institute occupies one of j or instil ulmin' of learniim.. Its IL* gnulgradwhich will be manufactured |iy .1. th>- liimsl buildings in the whole of ■ nates are admitted without W examI-’. Edmopds. Twelve flower-bed* .Micliigan and annually give* in-- ination. not only lo every rollego m sldiction to nlHiiil I2OO students ini the state, but also to numy of simiflowers will be.sei out by Chase & ahnost every line of practical odii-jlar standing in ollmr slates. . Wilcox. ration. • I - Kinco Mr. Ferris' election to the The plienominiil growth of this highest ufllce in the stale, Gerrit school hat n»l been the result of; Mas-clink has had llm active maiiCobbler Took III* Own Life. etiuiiee, but th** outcome of rajas:--, ageiiii-nl of the schpol and with llm le.s* work and planning, ami aide by । splendid corp* of inrtnicjois (Im knowia a* “Dad." who has been a sidy wilh her hurt»an<l has toiled good wairk of this temple of learufainiWTir figure in this city for sev­ Mr>. W. N, Ferris, and with their > ims go.** on iinalmtwl. eral years ami who sprang into no­ toriety throe years ago wh<-u h<- was nrrostisl for running a blind pig in Order *'or 1-ubllr.U.m. XOIITII llol-K hi* shop, look hk own life WediiesSial.. „r Mirhir..., II... rrutalr day forunooit. lie left no note ex­ Court <nr lhe G.unlj of llariy. a«ul»nrral .U». dial llrr plaining his conduct. He was.dis­ stills, Donald and Everett McCallum. Al a session of said court, held al covered hanging from a -door by an •Mr*. Hay Pierce lias been earing ire man. Hr had fastened a rope to tho probate office, in the city of for her brother at Hinds Corm*nifc (he top of a door, placed the noosp Hustings, in said county, on tin* Blh aliout his m-ck ami kicked-over (he day of June A. D, BHi. Dan Karns is planning on build­ chair upon which he stood. Ho Had Prosml: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. ing a new barn. He expects lo be­ been dead only a ft-w minutes when Judge of I’robal*-. gin working on .tha basement this found. ■ In the Matter of the Estate of week. ,A short limo before killing him­ Phebe A.. Horn, deceased. . Gus Peake -aud*fatnily attended a self. Davey told Henry Newton lie Moses'Horn, husband, having tiled * funeral hi* ■-------' of -* ‘ ‘ cousin al Hastings had not slept since two o’clor^k—III in said court his petition praying Monday. I ho -morning. II that.mi inslrunmnl now on tile in Willard Bagley, was in Hickory strawberries, said would huy ••»•••............ - • ................................... ■■■•■> this court putimrling to bb lhe IasiiCorners Saturday to play with' the some for. -his dinner amt walked. will mid . tortrnneul of Mid d-- Dellou tall team. ' ........................ ................ .Kiuiiiivu piuixuv .uni mi. nii>, admitted •>> to probate and Mr. mid .no. Mrs. jtiiiu John Pranshka ui.ar*Mr. Newton was aatomslu-d to heart the execution thereof be granted lo visiting their two daughters al Kalof Davey s driiLli.’ S. A. Weriman or tome other aud- amazm* and Goblev life.. ’Air*. O. Gesler <if Hope Center vis­ Davey showed no sign* of exces­ able person. sive drinking, before he hung hiinit '1* Ordered. Tlial.Jhe 7th day iled Mr*. Charles Anders Monday. sdlf. He lived a. lomjty life in his of July A. D. H>H. nt ten o'clock in: Henry Hine and family of I’odunk lillln shop, whfi h was found In |>e the-forenoon, at said probate office, spent Sunday at William Anders. :a wrelched place.. He had beett be mid is ■hereby appuinlrd furl Rankin Hurt. wife, ami children complaining about (Im falling otT of hearing skid pergton: ‘ spent Bunday with his sister, Mrs. his business. A lillleJiwre I han mm -It is Further Ordered. 'I hat putr-lkerns Brown * dollar was. found m his imckel*. lie notice (hereof be given by pub-' Abe Johnson and family of Doud? । Davey resided many years in Mul.- licalmn of a copy of this order, for| C-’trpera wen* Bunday vjsilors at dlevill**^ He originally came from Uir***' suexessive weeks Vrovious to Bernard DSGolia's. • Ghattiam. Ontario. In .Middleville, sai^djy pf hearing..iu the Hasting* Saijbi Martin and. daughter Pearl he was known for his de vol mu to Haimw. a nowinaper uruitnil'add; of near Hart jug* *]>eni the fore part ciroufale<| in still colitiiy. , of last *u*ik with Gus Peake and many years. Il was not until afler CRAB. M. MACK. family. her death and the passing of all of A I rim copy.' Judge of Probate.! Miss Catharine Campbell of Clovhis kin in thik vicinity that his GRACE BAUER. erdale speiU Saturday night and habits hwaiiie wofse. Register of Probate. ' ' Sunday will' Mi** Ei^ub- Pnuuhku. Mr. Davey’s relatives ape expect­ ed lo arrive this Thursday, morn­ Of Matters Eccrtirtlc*l. Sincerity. ing 1<> make arrangeR|ents for IhF erot fit wouldn't be ealUfled job awre .mere •« wo » .w o. funeral. ’< .■ lists, aa a a nuo rule ths Itit d&monstraUvi bloMlt unlM» n® tell «B*c svsrrms aomoiuuauvi Miiiflsd with him. 'm -BANNEB WANT ADVS. PAY.— .25c" to 50c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE It. 1914. PACE STY Sil u oi^fjirae i>-Ohvpt CoRe^e. Sunday, June H—Hastings in I Grund Ledge. 'J ucjwlay, June ft>— Ionia. Wednesday. June 17—Hasting* In Belding. . Thursday, June 18—Hastings . In Ionia. f<aturday, June 20—Flint- Buicks. , >uijday,' Juin- 21— Hastings in Al­ bion. Tuesday. June 23—Georgia Coons, of Knoxville. T,-iu«Friday, June 26— Grand Ledge. Saturday, June 27—Albion. Sunday, June 2H—Hastings in Portland. Tuesday, Juno .m-Ixiwell, Hast mgs n Friday, July :)-.Xiles. Ha-.es on hall* off KratzSaturday. July 4—Two games with Niles. Tuesday, July 7—Chnrlnlte. ■ ’Ihuraday, July 9—Hastings in Charlotte. Saturday ami Sunday, July it nnd 12—Hasting* in l>>nin. Thursday,. July 16—Hastings Gbnrlotle. Saturday, July 18—Charlotte. Sunday, July 19—Hastings I xi well. Thursday, July 23— Hastings In C.harlotlo. Friday, July i. Charlotte. Tuesday, Julj 28 -Chicago I.eland Giants. BASEBALL AND OTHER SPORTS HASTINGS WINS 3 GAMES AND LOSES 2 I hall - Krai? MEETS BELL AND MALTBY ID JOIN TEAM ON MONDAY Locals Will Koon ' Very Strong Aggregation Hastings and Charlotte To Resume Base Ball Relations Bell nnd Alnifby. 1 lhe .slate umversip strengthen Hie learn. l.aillC \\ ll II city has games, am! eneoura ami the man:ig>*meni inding- Tho Knhimuzoo Nmol hered. Kalamazoo Iudep<-i balling streak . , made 10 pm lolllg •coring Imlh runners. ami fanning II. lived, the llr.-t h’fl-1 lb*. in turn. crossed the pint* the fifth were the only bitigh** Hr parent Hint I In­ sult* proved the prediction*. the locals kepi Hie Outfielders fill halters faced Cai'penler,' who did to stop lhe slaughter. ball !•> Hviider*li<>tl who ran tn Heck easy that I In go inb B<>! thru niters were sab prmiiptly Kralzmiller vaun inning: off Kratzmilb-r, 5 in 8 inn­ ing*. Sirui'k "»il !’>' Kratzmlllnr. In; by linker, 4. B.a.*e* on ball* off Kralzmiller, 2; off Baker, -4. Um­ pire, Huljbard. ■Visitor* The AHcgun Defeats Hastings Hastings met Allegan the first in Allegan on third and a itn-H-d ball The SO" Iln-tings The neighbors in kralzmiller Put Hoe* in their lints, hits. while Winslow held Hnsl- lluiriiin-, I and < Alkuw ..I I I t o 0 <1 3 ' -I 13 S Batteries—Kynril ami Hutchins; Winslow and Wyman. Totals Kalamnz.'si Haug. If , Hang; If . Liningtoii, cf Yuck-r, c .. Van 1)yk. rf (). Showers, 2b Jcnnesllqnk. s Carpenter, p Campbell. I. G. Fkk.1l> ... Harland, rf ., Roush, p .... II. IL Co., passed through here Inst week, placing things in good shape mid also pinring n new wire, that we understand will be used for the new block system, to lie used on this branch. Rev. Westbrook is nursing some sore rih*. caused by being thrown against his barn while trying 10 pet a horse out of Ids garden. The ehU er always raised a fine garden and lo have, someone’.* horse nipuing off hi* young sweet corn and rolling on th** vegel;|bli‘* raises his dander, nllhough a very peaceful man is the elder. You horse owner, if you d«r not think he has jusl cause, for *mue. Just raise a garden next year. garden shows there has done OPENS NEXT TUESDAY iu his, nnd wln*h you are nearly ready lo enjoy some of the fruits of your labor, let your neighbor ’ s liorscJ >mg|e ami a fumble Instead of Monday. .As Ls General loose and head him into your gard­ Belief Among Fishermen of the en and see the result. County. . The Congregational Aid Society, supper Friday night appealed fo th»‘ Any person discovered catching hungry ones as ever and all were black bass in Micliigau on Monday duly fed and satisfied. The high school picnic on Satur-' This statement was made by Game day was a success, although the anti Fish Warden William H. Oats, throw lo llrsi. jifler his deputies had reported that shower in lhe morning made tho prospect dubious for a Hine. • fishermen throughout the state be­ Thomas Henhy returned from the lieved that the .season opened on north on Saturday where he find June 15. been prospecting. He purchased tt’rfl The law provides that no black acres of land np near the Gray bass shall be caught from Febru­ Bros.’ ranch. Tom does not intend ary I to June 15 inclusive. going up there to work’it hut will hold il for the increase in value; Dnrth of Henry Cohoon. That section is fast growing In fav­ Henry Golwxm was the son of or. Cha*.-and Ixivina Cohoon. He wa* Wendall Bowman came down on Ikirn 'at Clarkston. Oakland Co.. Saturday ami will drive his nulo Mil h.. Jan. 28th. 1829, and died June back lo Merritt, where he is now lo­ 4. 1911. aged 85 years, X months, 7 cated. . day*. Gardner A Sons are pushing the He was united in marriage to work on,their new storage building Maria Sumner in 1853, who d<-'part- in the rear of Hie store and will i*l-lhi* lift- Nov. 18, I8W. To Hiix move about July 1st lo this new lo­ . ; union j>ne child wa* born. Alvini cation. Dr. and Mrs. II. C. Swift rflllirjied A„ who departed thi* life November 1895. Besides his widow, Mr. from Detroit where he had been til­ lending the Clinic for the past ten Kxm b-aves one brother, dAn>days, on Friday. ..er. iwn grand children. Albert Parker went to McBain great grand children and a host of Sat unlay evening to see Mrs. Parkef friends. Those from out of town who at­ amt the baby. 'The T. G. A E. Co. erected some tended lh<- funeral were D. J. Co­ hoon. of Mt. Pteasanl, brother of now poles on Grand Rapids street decea.M-d; Lyman H. Mapes, of recently. The case of the People v*. Willi* Alma. a. nephew, ami Mr. Mapes' daughter, Mrs. Emma Wilbur, also Thorpe for dc-ertion of wife and F Alma; and Mrs. Frank Kerna, of i-hildr-en came on in circuit court Monday nnd caused several from hlabiaziMi. a niece. Kralzmiller. Two base hils—Orthrup. Iiii*-Kralzmiller. Lentliri lice 11 ay—Fergu son. - Ferguson to Brown. — Ferguson, Michael. kyneil. p Mirhari, cf Kralzmiller was dead. The liereaved parents left al mice for Three Oak*. Mrs. Schmidt was born and attended school here, ami had many friends in this village, who join in mourning i her early death. JJfectric trouble caused the users of juice some-worry Thursday ev­ ening, but nt 7:20 I*. M. the trouble was repaired and everyone was happy. The barn raising nn the J. S. Johnson farm on Wednesday ntlra>'te<l a good many from here. Ev­ erything workeil'llne and the build­ ing will soon tie completed. On Friday. Om*r Shaw, south of town, raised n large barn. If you would be most successful, you should mgkc your money work too. It is a common saying that “money not earning interest is losing money.” Set aside what moneyyou^will not-need in your business at this time and deposit it with this bank. It will be here when you do need it and working for you-meantime. ' We issue certificates for $1.00 qp. They all earn I per cent interest. Payable on deppnd. FARMERS STATE BANK MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN Announcement M a reus W. Smith, D. C,, and Assistant, Mrs. Myrtle I. Smith, D. C., graduates of the Palmer School of Chiroprac­ tic, of Davenport, Iowa, which is the fountainhead school of Chiropractic, have opened offices and rest rooms—5, 6 and 7 upstairs in the new Hendershott Building. Call and sec us and we will endeavor to make you com­ fortable while wc explain the science which has for its ob­ ject the removal of the CzWSE of disease. Disease isi caused byNERVE 'PRESSURE arthe-foramlnal openings,! where the nerves pass out from the spinal cord between two bony surfaces, which become subluxated. This causes pressure, thus preventing the vital energy or mental im­ pulses from being hJORMALLY expressed in the tissue cells and often causing headaches, in that portion of the brain producing more energy than is being used in the tissue cells of its zone. Wc will be pleased to receive friendly calls by physicians, and to co-operate with them whenever possible in doing the greatest amount of good to the people. May not this city be among the foremost to promote this condition of our science and BOOST for HEALTH FIRST, which, after all, is the most vital question of SAFETY. Office hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. BLACK BASS SEASON look first bag and Be Weill illhl ripfll Held, players arrived in lime playing in Hie lbird fourlb inning, the seized with wveral Wesley VanAvery and wife moved to tliflr new home on Wednesday, on the farm tme mile west of the village, recently bought of Thomas Beany. , Miss-Rosenborg of Grand Rapid* gave the Pythian Sisters Ixxige a. treat last week in (he form of-some line piano selections.- , Dr. L. P. Parkhurst of Grand Rap­ ids was down Wednesday forenoon­ looking after Hie imiirovernonts in his store building, where Mr. Knhe i* tn place his. motion picture, show. Thursday evening word came, to \V. I,. Cobb nnd wife of the illness of their daughter, Vera Schinidtr of Three Oaks. The following morn- OUR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT EARN YOU 4 per cent INTEREST CONSULTATION AND ANALYSIS niaih visiting play Cloverdale. I he imine wa Eek much in tin hoys, who Were that one of II.... throwing a gain-I the Tha diffanuu , . wliirUJiaYe exist■ •I Inlween ll.i'img* and Cliarlothin base ball hav.- been satisfactorily AL’tlled and Hie two towns will again meet on the diamond, the first kame being played in this city on July "Hi. Tin-*.- games will give each town a cliance to show true I KpurUmoMbip by Hie proper cour-| lesy (p the vi*ilmg team. Let u* be gomi enough sports that we can' applaud a good play when made by oil her team, ami W',' will witness some of the best game* played ill independent ba*e ball in Michigan. A satisfactory financial niluslnient was mail'- by Hie’ management of both team.*. middlCTllle mCAMCC nc DA| | uAMto Ur uALL . SCHEDULED NEXT WEEK ays Herr Tuesday, The. Buick* of Flint-on Sat unlay. • will be only -.two games'of ..............1 week owing lo lhe fact that ibe gume scheduled for Friday with Hie 1’iiriland Ipain has been cancelid the graduating Mr. •jilioon was the oldest native r»nl>-nt nf Michigan, who resided m Barry county. Hi* iiareuls came from Sew Vork slate. After a residence in Jackson county. Mr. Cohoon rjune to Barry' county in IWi5 and 1 iK-ated on a farm <>n Sec­ tion 3. Hone. He retired ami mov­ ed l<> Ha*fmgs about 16 years ago. Aliout .io years ago he moved up­ on a farm at Alma. Last fall he again retired from fanning aud re­ moved to Hastings. BIG CROWD ATTENDED THE PALM BARDEN OPENING Annual Event In Which The MclhmlLst Ladle* Participate In Profits. The usual big crowd nllendeil the surnmi-r opening of tbo Palm Gar­ den -last Saturday. J- W. Arm­ bruster tho proprietor of tho place does a very big business in the ice cream lino both in retail nnd who|,-*al.-. Hundred* of people wore coming and going during the afternoon and evening. This regI*™ Kim . Mrs. Alfred Hine, pud Mrs. Lewis Phillips and daughter Helen of To­ ledo; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hensen, Miss Mary Jlcnseii. Floyd Hensen, Mr. and .Mrs, Ira Peake and Mrs. Ed lleH of Richland; Mr. and Mrs. <»Us Peake of .Cloverdale; Ernest Total. Peake of Shultz; Miss Mary Peake Laming of Kalamazoo and Richard Hull of ToUI, first game with Cedar Creek attended the funeral ibis strong learn. On >45alurday. of Miss -Leona McLravy, Monday. Innings .. Behb r; If lhe Buicks, of Flint, one of the Hastings . classiest' semi-pro teams in the Records in the Chinese language Kalamazoo stale will play here. Allend these for nw in plidnographs have great­ Two !«»».> . Miller, I Irahe contests ami encourage thb player* ly increased the sales in-a music Hutchens, Wetzel, Yueker. with your presence. store in'China. The natives do not Racriflc*'. hits—Jenmi-tuiuk. * Don Bell. Hastings’ well known utiderdand (he foreign music and Stolen base*—Wetzel. O. Show.-t A. pitcher, will arrive on Monday and prefer their own language on rec­ Left on base*—Ha>lings, 4; Kalaremain during the season. Ills ords. Totals . I presence will greatly strengthen The Billmore forest school, estab­ Inning* .. . First onjrt'eT-*—!*»’*• ii’L-'i', 5; Kai-, lhe team’. He will probably work lished in 1838,..and .Iheftlote the amazud, 4. ' . 11 in Tuesday's contest. oldest forest school in America, has llih off Roudi, -I in two innings;'tt-'inslng .. been discon'inued. DrC. A. Base Ball Games Scheduled. IT Carpenter. to. , Two base hila, Kralzmiller. KolSchenck.* its director, has relurneu Mrurlt out—by hynelt, 9; by I berg; sacrifice hits, Beck, Pulver, Friday, June 12—Belding. to his home In Germany. *<•■• usiice done. That leaving a Wife and litllo >-|iildren upon the mercy of frieuts may be made tin exdmnlp of is Hie wish of llii‘ many friends nf Mrs. Thorpe. Mrs. C. P. .McNaughton and. phil«lren returned from Nashville Sat­ urday.' C. P. came home from the north for over Sunday. He reports i,u-iii.--- uoihI in hi* lm>- up muth. F. D. Pratt is having his Broadway residence painted -by W. T. Gurley. The boards of review arc in ses­ sion and many problems are boforo them. . . George Masters of Chicago, 111.. arrived Monday evening to visit his parent a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mas­ ters, for some time. The family will follow as soon as school closes. The committee of the Chautauqua course held a meeting- Moiiday ev<'iiing. 'File advertising has arrived and soon a plan of campaign will be opened for same. We have pros­ pect* of having a fine course here this year, so il will not be necessary lo travel to neighboring towns lo at­ tend thdsc treat*. Wait for the Middleville Chautauqua, Aug: ll-!6. Strawberries are tine this season ami promise to be very abujidnnt ami the price is wiHiiu the reach of all. In fact fruit* of all kinds prom­ ise well nt present. W. R. Harper is very busy with his •slate work and then Hie ap­ proaching ilolaleiu sab’, td he ligld nl Grand Rapids, of which he is sales manager, make* a lol of work. Wheal is looking line in Ibis sec­ lion nnd promises a line yield. The season so far is very promising for lhe farmer, nnd when the farmer hqs good crop's il helps all the way down lhe line. The many autos owned by farm­ ers in this vicinity exceed any sec­ tion of the country in the county, we arc told. The board of review held forth Monday and Tuesday nnd nre jloiiig their best to-place all property up­ on au xrqual footing. • Dr. Hanlon lias, the cellar-dug for bis new .resfdiuiee and the. catpcnters wHl'Mi?*! be on the Job. Ed. Hall is improving his resi­ dence by the addition of a fine porch. FREE. M. W. -SMITH, D. C. NEW JlRNDBRSmiTT BUILDING ROOMS 5, fl AND 7 CTt HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Miss Julia Cutler of Hartings ivni Sunday with Miss Edna Whitmore. . • The township hoard ha* author-1 ized the highway c»mmi«si>>ner tn romplele the road eoulh id Hie Shlloli corner*. Ulhis will bz* <>tv’-<|unrter »f a mile, and it look* a* if I bi* would be all Thdmapplr will build tliis year. ___________ SET MODERN DINNER HOUR To tho Duke of Wellington It Owed Evening Meal. SCHOOLBOY WANTED IFOR steady,summer.part** time, easy work. Must • be bright, neatly dressed, and under fourteen years of age. Give references and mention day and hour when parent will come with boy ior interview. Good pay. Splendid training. Write to HASTINGS BANNER. Hastings, Mich. The connection between the Penin­ sular war* and having dinner at halfwtuc puzzling. As a matter I of fact, however, wo'Uwe the habit Jf dining WHEN HEROISM WAS WASTED nt that hour to the Duke of Wellington. Small Boys Sadly Dliappolnted in the when on hie campalgne not to alt down to tabla until the day's lighting waa Went Forth to Fight. over, whenever that might be, and then he generally partook of a beef­ A small Irvington boy discovered steak pudding, which, bn aald, pos- ono evening a light flashing fitfully from the window of his neighbor's tlzing dish, and did not spoil by keep­ chicken house. Tho neighbor was ing. • away from home, so It could not be a On hts return homo hn apparently legitimate Invader’ of tho hennery. brought this custom with him. nnd his The amnll'boy felt Zho thrill of tho officers brought tho pudding to tho situation nnd set Jus wits to work. ' United' States Service club, from It chanced that the air rifle crate had which It spread to other clubs. Tho struck that locality with tho result duke's chef was named Felix, and It waa be who hit upon Ihn happy Idea Htla material, and In 15 mlnutea the of Improving tho flavor of his master's youthful general had organized an air pudding by tho addition of mushrooms riflo brigade. Guardi, paired off to and Oysters. bolder up each other’# courage, were Many other interesting stories re­ act all around the place la group* of garding tho favorite dishes of famous two with atrict indructlona to ’ahoot men uro told by Mr. T. IL S. EscotL to kill" If tho robber tried to eacapo. In “Club Makers and Club Members." Thea a bunch of picked warriora, We learn, for Instance, that marrow­ their deadly weapons ready for In­ bones clothed In snowy while napkins stant uae, sneaked under cover of a were always ordered by Gibbon when fence nearer to the danger zone to bo dined at Boodle's, and that Lord learn whether anything could bo Brougham once drank seven tumblers heard. All waa. quiet. In fact tho of porvwjno during tbo course of a light had disappeared from'tho win­ debate. During another ho bad his dow. Marveling much, tho scouting hat full of oranges beside him. sucking party withdrew to their former sta­ them almost Incessantly, "and in aa tion for a conference, when Io! 'the nudlblo soldo abused Bellamy as ho light shone forth again. Hero waa an element of mystery that certainly came across a bad one.” " Bellamy was tho maker of tho pork added spice to the adventure, but It pies for which Bitt expressed a wish was also awe-inspiring. Then some one more observant than with his dying breath when he ought lo have been saying "My country! tho rest discovered that the ghastly Illumination was a reflection from an How I love my country!" arc light at the street comer half a square away.—Indianapolis News. "Sorry, gentlemen," said the new constable. "but J’U her to run ye In. left Huckleberry Corners." "Why, that's nonsense!" said Dabhleigh. "H's taken us four hours to come twenty miles, thanks to a flabby tire. That’s only five miles an hour.” ■'Sure!" aald the new constable, parts fa ten miles an hour, and, by Jehoshaphat I’m goto' to make you otterinobllo. fellers live up to It” A new signing arrangement, call­ ed the fucpraiuie telescope, is to be a feature of the French heavy ar­ tillery. Tho new telescope >■ at­ tached to Hie gun. aud enables the, whole of Ihv horizon lo be seen by tho gunner. A little boy was. asked by bls busy mother to telephone thegrocor for cer­ tain household supplies. This Is the way tho -message ended: "Please charge and send ten cents' worth of animal crackers, and please taka out all the elephants, because the baby Is afraid of them." . Tlie largest railway station in lhe world, so far as area Is concerned, is the New Jfork city station of the Pennsylvania Hailway company, which baa an area of twenty-eight acres, followed by tho Giro St. La­ zaro, Paris, with twenty-five, and Edinburgh Waverly, with twentythree. �PAGE SEVEN Ttt HAgHNGB BAWBR JI XE 11. 1911. Kow Komfort <* 1 Gallon ol Kow Komfort and a good Sprayer for $1.00 Paris Green Unadulterated. The acid in our Paris Green is entirely neutralized, making it leas liable to bum the foliage. Every keg thoroughly tested before being placed on sale. - 25c a pound Machine Oil For binders and mowers, a good heavy oil. 30c a gallon Fishing Tackle—a full line Kodaks, and Kodak Supplies Ellis E. Faulkner The RexaH Store Delton, Michigan... Devoes Ready mixed pure paints oils, turpentine, brushes and all that you will need to paint that house or barn. Let us tell you just what we will furnish you paint for your buildings for. Remember fewer gallons go thcr and last longer. Everything in the paint line. F. H. WILKINSON Both Phones Prairieville, Mich. We Pay 4 Per Cent Delton State Bank Capital Surplus $20,000.00 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich, 1’rea. -. G. .. J. Hughes, Vicc-Prei. Fred O. Hughes, " Cashier **' A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich DIRECTORS Dr, Donald McLoay Wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes George J. Doster L. B. Teerpe'ning Among the New Arrivals in Dry Goods This Week Are the Following: 50c Belted Apron Dresses made from medium weight percale, in both lights and darks, finish­ ed with striped bias folds. In the larger sizes the belts only extend across the front and arc fmishpd with ties in the back. Outsizcs in house dresses for ladies with extra size waist lines and hips. Draw strings in the back regulate the size and fulness. Specials in Groceries this week are 22 lbs. Granulated Cane Sugar forf 1.00 2 pkgs. Algraio for_..._.,25c 2 pkgs. Post Tavern Special for25c .Thrtc % lb. pkgs. Crown Bkg. Pdwr. for.25c 2 cans Seward Salmon forr_\__25c Henkel’s Pancake Flodr, per sack8c KOPF&KOPF Delton. Michigan Advrrtisrd Leltera. Extra Votes Offered. Gust Tngtnwski, Lemin Wergusti,' Those who are working for the B. Mifnro, MrL M. B. Holmes. child's automobile offered by the ..'iss Eloner I’owu. Miss Hazel Turper 2', Miss Margie Woodward. Star Bakery and Restaurant should note their adv, this week, and the Mita NellW Ryan. ■ ■ - -------- —-------------' large extra voles offered. Japan has 5.000' of steam I railroad. BANALM WANT ADV* PAI. Southwestern Barry DELTON. >. ■ Tito Epworth League will have a special meeting nt the church Fri­ day evening for tho purpose of electing offleers. Every member is urged lo ’bo present. MIm Irene Hoellzel has Iren spending lhe past few days visiting Miss Frances Edmonds at Hastings. Misses Loera and Flora Nichols of Bronson Hospital, Kalamazoo, are spending their vacation with Uieir grandmother. Mrs. Gillespie. Mr. Konf <rf Ionia spent Saturday and Sunday in town. Miss Eda Troulwlne of Battle Creek has been visiting friends in town the past week. • Mrs. Eckhart has been entertain­ ing her parents from A'crmontville for .several days. Dr, Byington of Charlotte was n caller al Dr. Cross' Thumday. Mra. Fred Green and children left Wednesday for several weeks’ stay in Sunfield. Mrs. George Judson and daughter Jeannette arrived Saturday from Phoenix, Arizona, to spend the sum­ mer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene - Horton. The Delton ball team still have their scalps as they defeated Hick­ ory at that place Saturday after­ noon. Fred Hughes went In Chicago Friday to meet his father. G. n. Hughes, who has been ill for sev­ eral monlbs in Texas. . Mr. and MKCGuy Hazen and liaby flrirl of "Kalamazoo were Wer Sun­ day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hazen. Mr. and Mrs. Corwin and Mrs. Homer Kelley and daughter Beat­ rice left Saturday for a week’s visit in Battle Creek. Talmndge King of the Kalamazoo Normal was home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs; Arthur Mantel nnd daughters Grace and Mildred vis­ ited in Kalnniatnn Sunday. ■ Mrs. Harter nnd daughter Helm nf Schoolcraft visited al Mrs. Risbrldger’s from Wednesday until Sunday. Mrs. DeWiU Murdock very de­ lightfully entertained a few of her friends last Thursday afternoon. Candace Adams vhdied relatives in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Morehouse mo­ tored (n Bradley Sunday. Mrs. Morehouse will remain a few days with her mother while Mr. More­ house makes a business trip to Pe­ toskey. The Indies’ Aid was positioned last week on account of so many of the members being out of (own. Mrs. Fiser was catted to Kalam- powlim; Born, to Albert Woodmanwe and wife a ten pound* ton. May ;«». Howard O’ftara of Muskegon is visiting Will Herrington. Mrs. Flora B. Henkes and’hiother. Mr*. Beadle. Mrs. Chas. Clarke and daughter of Hastings, visited with Will Henkes and wife Saturday af­ ternoon and evening. Mrs. Maria Brown of North Yaki­ ma, Washington, and Mr.*.' Vida Corlrighl and son Barton of Hick­ ory Corners attended tlji* funeral of Uieir cousin, Mrs. Mary Ormsbee. Saturday. Miss Edith Lester of Hastings visited her sister and mother from Friday until Sunday. John Onnsbee and wife called to see Miss Blanche Werlriian, near Bantleld, Saturday evening, James Freeman of Hastings spent a few days with hit .brother, Frank Freeman and wife, last week. Mrs. Johnson and mm of! Prairie­ ville spent lhe past week with her sister, Mro. John Depn*-h r. Mrs. Anna V»n<l"rveer mid daughters Evelyn and Lillian visit­ ed her parents al Holland, lust week. Mi*, and Mrs. Sam Smith went In Ini ng. FridajTto assist in ihc rais­ ing of lu*r father’s barn, two miles west of the villagi*. Mr. and .Mrs. Merton \\ illison of Pennlleld, Mr. and Mr.*. Albert Willison aiiotwft UNMi ••ir-.r Assy­ ria. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Willison ami son, Mr. and Mrs. Toni Phillips and daughter of Assyria. Mrs. .Mar­ ion Willison of Bellevue. Mrs. Cora Briggs and Mr. and Mrs. Hertiert Dilno of Battle Crfcek attended lhe funeral of their -0isl**r. and aunt. Mrs. Mary Onnsbe. last Saturday. Albert Henkes, wife and,<lnught>.*r of Clarksville, spent a few days vis­ iting lheir parents atul brother here recently. ' Fred Ch'iiwnee has In Cadil- )ds sister. Mrs. Mac Waufsenaar and assist ill building a new house; Mrs.*Anna Glemcnce ofjiantb'ld. spent Tuesday uifcht vVilh F'ny Clemence and WifmThere were 01 tn attendance at Sunday school at Barney's Hall. Sunday' Chas. Gorham apd wif-> went to Hastings, Sunday, with Mrs. Sale Saunder mid snn. Jake, wlm re­ turned to their home m Kalamazoo Mrs. Cora Gregg dud in Kalama­ daughter. Mrs. Grogg, who died this zoo. Monday, Funeral wa* held morning. at the M. E. church. \V<dn***day nt She h*nxv- a' husband. Mrs. Eugene Horton was in Kal­ II (frhx'k. 3 children. .Cither. nu*>llu*r. 3 sis­ amazoo Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Ben Johnson of Kalamazoo ters and I brolhor to mourn her visited Grandma and Grandpa Adri- low. ammn Tuesday. 1ACEY. .Mrs. Gwinn returned home Sun­ day -from Battle Greek, where jdic Miss Maud Corlrighl mid mot tier had been visiting her daughter, have both he»!li rtt’IrwtflTNfiiisiiiti*. Mrs. McNaughton. She also spent The remains* of Jacob' IfomlricKS. a few days with her daughter, Mrs. who died at the stale hokpital for Goodwin, hi Lansing. I 'Hie insane at Kalanuizoo, were Cliildren's Day will be observed । brought, ta his home Thursday. The her Sunday. June I Uh. Everylmdy cordially invited tn these exercises. church at 12 o’clock on Friday and Dr. kithrop, nur district superin­ interment made in lhe Ellis mn,'tendent, will be -here for the even­ tery. Mr. -Hendricks was one of our ing services. old soldiers .hax iiik served his coun­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gnurher try during (he rebellion. He leaves nnd baby nf Hastings were Sunday an aged wife, one son arid one guests nf Mr. and Mrs. John Burke. daughter to mourn for him. Quite n number from here at­ Miss Alice Baker “f Battle Greek tended the funeral of Mrs. Myron is visiting relatives here for a week. Aldrich al Hickory Friday. Mrs. Arthur Walker and Mr*. Mi', and Mrs. Henry Kahlor re­ Charles Pierson motored here from lumed last week from an automo­ Battle Greek Wednesday to spend bile trip near Saginaw. Mm. Tillie Smith. Chas, and Wil­ Mrs. Julia Cuimnmga and .Mrs. An­ liam and Mrs. Ida Brnndsleltcr took na Grayburn and daughter returned nn auto ride to Middleville Sunday. from tlitfir visit in Illinois Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs. James Springstead day. . returned Wednesday from a Tho Cemetery- Ciicfo niel al the innntli's trip in northern Michigan. hall on Wtfdnesdaj aflerumm of The W. C. T. U. will meet next this week.\ F.roin this lime nn the Tuesday with Mrs. Miles Fisher. date will be the s<‘cond Wednesday Subject. "Medical Temperance." in the month. ■Mrs. Chas. Kopf desires lo sell her .Mr. and Mrs. Samuel. Jmu-s are household goods af private auction. spending n w'i*i*k with relatives For further particulars please In­ here. quire al the store.—Adv. Born lo Wallace Mack and wife. June 4th, a diiiigiiler.' Obituary. , Mrs. Myra Thoma* nnd Mrs. Anna A’ule passed away nl lu's Jones attended Hu- Omelyyy. Circle home west of Fr«*ep<irt. Monday at the home of Mrs. Minnie Itismorning. June L following n linger­ liridger Thursday. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Franz Maurer and ing illness caused by Bright - dis­ ease. Mr. A'ule had since IH.T?, re­ children of Nashville spent Satur­ sided on the large farm which ad­ day night mid Sunday’with Mr. and Mrs. Will Garrett mid njolhtir. joins the village and was well Mr. and Mr-. Howard Slairtmi of: known throughout the country. Af the lime of his death hr was G9 Caledonia will , visit relatives here yrs.. 6 mos.. and 2 days old and for (liift.week. Falith Norman of Baltic Creek is the past 2 yennv or more had been a patient sufferer tom lhe disease spending 4111 rt of h< r vacation here. C. H. Benson exp->-ts lo start for winch caused iris death. He is sur­ vived liy his devoted wife, u daugh­ Virginia this week, lipping to lind, ter, Mrs. Leroy Boyes of llaslingx. a location where Hio winters are | a sou Bert Yule of Freeport, be­ not so long an<i cold as in Michigan. Harvey Gillnspie ami familV spent sides numerous other relatives. Funeral servites were h;eld nt Hi Sunday here. Miss Callieriin* Mdler. who lias o’clock Wednesday morning at lhe home. Rev. Parker ofliciatlng. The >een wonklng al Buffo Creek,-came remains were .laid nt ml in Iniing Jimiitf hiMt week and was taken very sick witb*spinal meiiingilis Fndayl cemetery. and is iihl expected lo recover. BAGLA D1STHICT. . he held nt (he Briggs, churoh liexi I I - Mrs. Leonard Wuaderlivh reluyit- fiuiiday morning at 10:30 o'clm-k. ' W<1 Saturday from Claude I-ainpMr. and Mi-. Will Garr-tt .nidi here’s where she had Iwen caring children motored l<» Ntfsliville Sun- ! I for Mrs. Lamphere and baby for day morning and -pent lhe day with’ ; our week.. ■ Mr. aird Mrs. Frank Burnjiain I Miss Beatrice luuicasler attended Mr. ami Mrs. Mifo Wilbur, of .Bai­ meeting al Carlton Center Sunday lie Crock have been visiting relit-' evening. lives here. MBs I.ucile and Adelbert Wun­ Mr. and Mrs. o. Phillips visited derlich are spending a few days iu relatives-here last week. Woodwml. among relatives. Childrens’ Day at the Holmes PLEA8ANT RIDGE. Church Sunday evening June I Uli. Dwight Barnum's ride iii a new Mr. and .Mrs. Adelbert Benter vis­ auto. . ited al Mrs. C. Seiner's last Wed-, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Benner and nesday and also visited with Mrs. children spent Sutultty at Frank I Fern Tnimbo of Fostorio, Ohio, Benner’s. who is there for a two weeks visit. Wnnl Wood who hrts heen at-1 tending Ferris* srlieol at Big Hap- ' kK is homo for the suntntfE 'I- -admit my ---------vita and —-- that -— —I quarrel »-r—r There will bo exarrilM* for Cliiloeeasloaally. but it is soon all ov«r.'*jdren*s Day u**xt Sunday qjoruing .it BANNER WANT ADV& PAA C. Sdiipeivillc's entertained rela-l from Richland. Saturday and I SUEnue Peake and family attended ROYAL the funeral of a cousin in Hastings. Monday. The next mwtlnr of lhe I.. A. S. will Ih, at Mrs. Barbara McCallum’* Thursday.* Juno IR. E\ Fry body come and gel nil you can ent with * strawberry short cake included, all j for 10 cents. Rpv; Glicrney nnd wife of CUiverdqh* took dinner at A. W. Zerbel'si Friday. ' Rev, Bready'1 -lecture Friday eve-: niiig On the subject, “Square With: The World’’ was greatly enjoyed by' those present. ■ , ' The Indies Aid Society will have| WALL LAKE. a strawlM’rftf festival-on Uu> church j lawn, Friday evening, June 12. Ev- j( -Mrs. McDermott and daughters cry body invited. spent Thursday in Hastings. . Maggie Ten»enning nf Hastings.' Mrs. Payne of Delton visited at spent Sunday witli her parents here. Fannie Kay is working for .Mrs. Donald McQuarrie and family nf Wall' Lake visited al Chas. Ald­ Mr. Donovan’s folks have rohirnrich's Sunday. home after spending several Miss Eflle Bonnell closed a very.>ed- -----~r----------------------• ---------sticressful year of school here. Iasi I days al the lake. Friday with a picnic dinner at thei .Cha*. Whitney is working near school house, There were about 5o Richland. partook of the iMiiinlifnl dinner. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDermott We are all sorry that Miss Bennett, will not be*back next year. Aldrich at Hickory, Friday after­ Ore and Gladyb Hfite are the noon. ’ proud possessors of a new piano. i .Miss Geneva McQuorrie of HiurtMrs. Helen Lrmianl and son Ezra of. Freeport visited her sister, Mr*. H. Hallnrk, the last of the week. j Fred Ashby is on the rick list. Harry Collis is spending this week with his fattier af Bedford. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Gat»*s nllrnd>*d LONG BEACH. have I nearly 5t») llsh last Thursday. . i -Sunday schmd Ims bo-n rhanurd" . , , back again to half past ten as it u.v Several from Bailie Greek. Hast-’ rather early for the little folks tn nig* lairey ami Bellevue, mlend.xl get there at dance at Imng Brach, Saturday Mae Hammond Is assisting with tdghL the house work nl Delbert (’.rgyen’s' Mr. and Mrs. If. E. Coblicr of ns Mrs. Craven is <piile ill ngimv Jackson. Mr. nyd Mrs. I,«*wis Slev- c/lbsolutel^ BAI <Pure Make* Home-Erking Succewful and Easy Mrs. Andrew Ketchein of Lacey was hostess Thursday. May 2Hth lo the members of the “Wide Awake Sewing Circle.” A delicious din­ ner was svcvmI al noon. Following their usual custom the ladies spent the afternoon with needfowurk and visiting. Mrs. Nora Clemenre of Johnstown will entertain the ladies in June. Mlils- _ ................. AV. C- T. V. Meding. The Hastings Womans Christian. ters. Opened ' with singing “on­ ward Christian Soldiers." A Bible reading was given hy .Mr«, Merrick ,. from the Uh chapter of the 1st Epistle "f John. Prayer led by Mrs. Walters, followed by Mrs. After singing “Marching to Zion." the mil call responded to with Bible quotations. The Secretary’^ iHlUllilt** A fommitt>'«» wa* ap|H>ml>-d lo visit the county home Juno Oth. Th* Mekdamc? Ballou. Berry’ and Van Hasting*. Sunday. I Long Beach. mil tee to- look up the coiistilut' and revise if jieyej-sary.. Progn committee appointed io nl Albert Wafer's of Prairieville. IL liarl i< not so well again « till Sunday With her daughter, -Mrs. tliirf wrilinir. aoim inn ii m»i uiu* VJsili'U in । ........ -■ ■■ ■ ■ Jlmhnll ......... c. iil.T. „ l|,r% S'" >*•• " iTliurwIiiV ‘ Beach, bat unlay night for the henrMr. and MiV.lav Hart ......nl Am- fll. ll'‘H EVer>‘ dnv at Ferris ItroWp' ll,oz ___________________ HOPE CENTER. kguvuiA ~ Mrs. Clyde WallolFand baby from .. .. ’ Maple Grove, returned hmije MmiMrs. Charlie l ord, of < .aleshurg. .i,iv i,i'.«l Ur. I..'I’..,...... ' m nisi week, M ... Millon Hnrtoni lost n valuable i Sq horse, Saturday. ■I. C. Tompkins BOUEVS MIIJX leiidanb ucss grain for lhe afternoon charge nf Mrs. Wallers. in Christ inn Temperance by delegate. After singing “All Hail Tin- Power Of J.... Nani* “ a symposium of “What is My Duly liene Kay. is spending a few day th his cousins. Elton and Merl As a past or. He Mr. nnd Mrs. Claire Witham are e proud parents of nn. eight' Grange hall Saturday evening, June/ Fred Ashby is on lhe irirk lisl. 13. All me cordially invited. | t hey have been .working on lh< Pete Brtlriiliciuler of Wayland is > roads in this vicinity, and m<* great­ visiting his sister, Mrs. John Morris |y improved. and. family I Mr. and Mrs. Olin AAor and Mrs The hall ganir here Sunday re-; Acker spent Sunday in Atigus- Viola. appointed for lhe of work, to tie taken , being acrj»mplishrd hy it and tho-Chrislinii- prinriide which -was Hie foun­ dation of il. He quoted from Paul. “First righteousness, then temper­ ance. then the judgment to is'n Christian- duty. Miss Walker Ldd her duty to lhe cause ns n. young womap. Sho believes In Air. and .Mrs. McDermott attended tcmpciuiice.. as a aliity. and that ie funeral of their cousin. .Mrs. young people could not raise too high a standard for a good princiveeki Mr-. Charlie McDermott and'daughters Beatrice, Bernier hero Saturday I day. rll ullended. gmir |o Battle j Ballon cave a line talk on lhe. STATE HOAD. I Mrs. o. E. Biillvrtlcld MIRTH EAST KAI.AMO. 'day nl L. I,. MrKnigliKe. Clyde Briggs Rapid*. vi-it« fieiKhtwhnod. ............. ake collage. Emily Maine entertained a party Levant M ays nnd girls. ■.HIE idjuurned for two weeks. Helen Smith, Secretary. his! Card of Thanks -We wish lo innk the many frienus and neigh- Detroit. mid Wells from *•..... ■ ...... .*■ 1 » criiiomviiie ..Mr. and Mrs. Clark ent»*rlaini‘il the tailor’s Carrie lheir daughter mid. family fro - — • Jui kfsni for a few day's Iiwl'wvek. j Frank .Kennedy, who is sonic heller ... 1I... .....I ..... ■ .........,......... ,............. * ••■• ■Ml mint and unde, Mr. and Mr. nnd Mrs, Ragin have : a tint* ludiy boy. Mr. mnj Mrs. Charley Cotton mid sou, from Ptirlland mid Mr. and' Mrs. Dell Oil ton ntxl daughter from Holland were Bunday ’Um -t- of ah- ItidiiniK from who ||h*ir brother. Vern Goll«ui and faili- flower*, the W. H. C„ and especially Rev. and .MrA. Ballou . atul Orin’* teacher nnd cluAgmiiL** for the flowers, during tho- .ilhuw mid death of Mr. Ash.iltei'. Mr?. Jun. A.*diiilli*r. Jr- pi Mr. and Mrs. J<>*. A-lr.dt Adv. ' and Families, BANNER WANT ABA’S. I’AV. Manufacturer.* of artificial legs are romtu’lled to find a Mili.-titill’t lightness and strength. The Port Oxford cedar of the Pacittc coast has many of llm necessary qualities. Profitable Farming in these days means Efficient Farm Machinery The Kjnd That Docs the Work— Does it will, does it economically, and that is made and guaranteed to do the work by reliable mannlacturet’b--Farm Machinery in other words that is built on honor and gets results. That's our kind. ' . . . Here are a few .suggestions of-valuable farm tools that every'farmer ought to consider right now and on which we will be glad lo quote prices that will satisfy the careful buyer. . CULTIVATORS—Wc have the Kraus, Iron Age, Oliver. Gale, Brown and Keystone. The man who cannot pick a satisfactory cultivator from such a list is hard indeed to please. MOWERS—The Champioa, Johnston and McCormick Mowers constitute a line that no one can beat. BINDERS—We offer the Johnston and McCormick. These are too well and favorably known machines to need any special mention. —CALL'AND SEE QUK LINES— Aldrich Bros. Co Hardware, linplcmcnls aud Furniture Delton, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER Whin Vapor I* Dry. It 1* a popular misconception that; aqueous vapor and ice uro wet. They' WANTS HASTINGS MARKETS Corrected Thursday June II. 1911. Wheat is quoied nl 92 cents t<>, । day by the lla-iiugs Milling Cu. states an emln.nt author-; („ |ier prices i-hafigr " heat and Mott-Smith. Superheated | bealii, . Nice Furnished Rooms tor light Wnnlrd Egga—My prirvlltjiii week housekeeping at 3)1 So. Church No. I ejtgi. smelly clean nntl St. dee Ph In Smith. If fn-»h. 2th-; N<>. 17c. Egg^ over two wm-k-t old are nol grad­ For Sale Cheap—Hough l-inch lum­ ed fte-li. Jo«e|fl| Hogel'. (I ber for roofing nnd aheetlnk. also bill sluff. Phone WuJ. Inquire F. G. Pierce. City. . If PAGE EIGHT ‘The Best For the Money Store’ GRADUATION Cistern* built. cleaned mpl repaired. All work gwirunfwd. Phone or Slnith, Cily. For Ralr^-Cnnier on S. Hanover Phone 323 R. or inquire of E. Benedict. Mexico today almost extinct, was a peculiar, even repulsive creature. SoIng absolutely naked, savo for tho few ■pane bain which appeared along the tbo case failed when put to tho test-' Tho Old Protector belonged to what' Is known as the ••Gentry ." Ill’s only i r%nk lay In his genius nnd unconquer-' able dlll powor. His "blood” was just plain English blood. and could In no way claim to have "crept through good months to hatch iheiu as they grow and feiitlicr fart lhis time of year. gg< for lintriling. $5 per H">: W5H |>er 54i; gTpVr 15. Wrapped nnd packed in basket a-by express, lah.•ral discount at farm. living. Mioli. Ciiizi-iis Phone from Hartings. For Stile—Eight room house, nice shailo. second ward. Madison SL Hastings, will Mosher. Cloverdale. 'or Rent—I denilv to rent the h.il alwTvc and basement benealli tli> garage, in I hl* Trim building. II D. Trim. l-w> and In eVery ono of them may be found tho drslro to grasp lonw tan­ clod means of happiness, even at the expense of others. Many things In­ nocently pleasurable in ' themselves, when they come to us in a rightful and natural manner, turn Into guilty •ojicbt and Rained through the or pain of other*. quire Banner (Hllr For Sole—Six ro near two lakes. • shape, C? D. M Recognise Law* of “Chance." Tho laws of "chance." or the theory of probabilities, have been adopted by tbo men of science. Until recently tbo only persons who bothered, tholr heads about tho problems that arise in calculating probabilities wero gam­ blers and speculative- mathematicians. Now tho student of physics Is obliged to understand them and use them con­ stantly. Starvation In Japan. Failure of the rtco crop and the fishing industry have brought tbo dis­ peroration the young lady said: "And tricts of Tohoku and Hokkaido, north­ now, Mrs. Smith, would you not like ern Japan, ono of tho worst famine* that the country has faced In a hun­ llegu of cltlionsblpf” To which, says dred year*. Cold weather prevented the Glasgow Now*, the lady of tho the rice from heading out, and unusu­ scrubbing brush made a typically fem- ally cold currents have kept tho fish G. F. Chidester 'iirirty Sraitii (Elutlira seil for 11.000 to 92.SOO each are by no Trying to Do Too Much. means uncommon. Not long ago. for. Many bualne** men are coming to Nearljr every housekeeper who has Instance, a set of Dickens was pub-:' the conclusion that they would accom­ ilsht-d In America, tho price per vol­ plish more If tfrey attempted less Life occasion lo use glue for mending ar­ ume being 11.000. each book being i* becoming pvorcrowdid. A *ucc«a-1 ticle* In the home finds that fre­ quently after the glue drieu tho ar-sion of little ‘thing* fill the lime that j 1 tide to which It ha* -been applied could more .Vrls^y be used for tha con­ breaks, tear*, or spring* apart. Tht* templation of great"tasks and tho cun- can be remedied if glycerine 1* added tcuiplatlon of lofty purpose*. To alm- to the glue tn proportion of one'part Johnny's undo was visiting at his pllfy Is to alfengthm- Ufu I* more glycerine to four parts glue, as the house- Ho was saying to Johnny: "1 than a mere pound af engagements; it' hope you never fight with your little U a conscious enjoyment and employ-1'mended" Indefinitely. neighbor" "No. sirtt." answered meat of the-eplrlt's highest capacities. Johnny, promptly. “Ho'a" stronger Road to Happiness. We eatpect tho roads to happiness, geefs" a teacher gleaned the following liko those which lend to heaven, to bo New Idea of Irish Brogue. According to some language stu­ Information: “The chief Insects harm-1 very long and especially very complex. dents Irish brogue la the ancient way ful to mah I* lhe Uy. mosquito and cat-. Of pronouncing English, preserved in erpillow. To destroy them get them Its purity by residents of the Emerald all nnd step on tiium or otborwlso de­ stroy their breathing phtcea." HASTINGS, MIfH. Fragment* of Tim* Count. Many persona havo* become truly ed­ ucated merely by tho wise use of odd frasmt-nts of time. A bit of poetry or a verso of Scriptyro learned while dressing in the morning; a few foreign words ar phrase* conned on the way to work, or between task*; a great book read In matches while waiting for meals; a dip into noble literature at bed time; a studious effort to se­ cure contact with some nobler person than one’s self every day—by such simple plan* as these life is enriched aud made powerful. > Ruling Out Uncertainty. Candidate—“Now. my friend*, when you vote, you don't want to vote fot n pig in a poke; you want to vote for’ me—and gel tho gcnulno article!" Object of Ufa. What do we live for. If not to make life les* difficult for each other!— George Eliot 43. -- , . 2 ' ourHolders of OemiPrepaid Annual cash dividends —. a semi-annually Dividend «*»•": t teitment Itscked by gilt eilgetl real eslnte mortgage* an<| t)niurpane<l for safety, convenience and net earning rate. Our 25tb vear in husiness.^Mctrnearly f l.tW.iM). ll'rffr for copy uf rnr booklet Capital Saving* S Um AaaaaUUM, Lanalng, Mich. IlmiM’ Mini lot in iirrt want for sale. Five minutes walk from faclorics. Inquire llev. Bndiler. Cor. State Road mid No. Hanover. Citizens' The Reason Why French’s White Lily Flour is Best. Or Sole—Set of Colonial dining chairs. |HU». Mrs. M. E. <»<borne. Phone 59511. Corner Park and South Sts. 1-wk (jik in Hill is now ' ready to" «-xchange rtrnwberries for iiimu-y, For Sale—Sow with K pi Fcldpausclk phone 191-11- Lost—Yerttydny, small pockfl hook, eonlaiuing sum of money. Leave Furnished Rooms North Broadway. Ir—Three seated Buick riinI. Bargain for—cash. 25 II. ill equipment, newly painlcd. IF YOU WILL USE FRENCH'S WHITE LILY FLOUR. PROPERLY^KNEAD YOUR DOUGH. AND USE JUST GOOD. PLAIN, ORDINARY COMMON SENSE IN RAKING. IT. YOU WILL FIND YOUR LOAVES PERFECTLY EVEN-GRAINED. « THE AIR­ CELLS WILL BE UNIFORM. AND ALMOST AS MATHEMATICALLY EXACT AS THE CELLS OF BEES HONEYCOMB. ‘IT WON'T BE THICK AND HEAVY JIN ------------------ LARGE HOLES' ’IN PLACES. AND OTHERS, AS IS THE CASE WITH IMPROPERLY MILLED FLOUR. 1 AND THAT’S JUST THE KIND OF FLOUl, 111 YOU ___ g ___ Et in ____ any ______ mill with _____ an w... OLD EQUIPMENT. OR IN ANY MILL THAT RUNS ONLY A FEW HOURS EACH DAY AND THEN STOPS. IN ABOUT NINE CASES OUT OF TEN THE WHOLE TROUBLE IS WITH THE FLOUR. IT ISN'T CLEANED THOROUGHLY. AND IT ISN'T ROLLED PROPERLY. YOU CAN'T MAKE GOOD FLOUR BY SIMPLY "MASHING" IT --------------------- ----------------- ------- *NOR ’ BETWEEN CLUMSY STONES, WORN-OUT IRON ROLLS. BUT IF YOU GO INTO _ _ MOST OF THE MILLS. YOU WILL FIND THAT KIND OF AN EQUIPMENT. FRENCH'S WHITE LILY FLOUR IS PUT THROUGH..'A ‘ SERIES'' OF ROLLS. AND THEY ARE NOT' JUST COMMON IRON ROLLS. THEY ARE MADE OF SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED CHILLED IRON. WHICH RESOLVE RAPIDLY AGAINST EACH OTHER IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS. THIS MAKES EVERY PARTICLE OF FRENCH'S WHITE LILY FLOUR THE SAME SHAPE AND SIZE AND IS CALLED "EVEN GRANULATION.” BEING OF THE SAME SIZE, THE SPACE BE­ TWEEN THEM IS EVEN. THE YEAST WORKS ALL THROUGH IT EVENLY. YOU WON T FIND A GREAT BIG BUNCH OF FLOUR WITH NO YEAST. AND OTHER SPOTS HEAVY AND SOGGY, WITH AN OVER ABUNDANCE OF YEAST. THAT'S WHY, WHEN YOU USE FRENCH'S WHITE LILY YOUR BREAD IS ALWAYS SURE TO RISE. AND WHEN THE LOAVES ARE BAK­ ED THEY WILL BE EVENLY-GRAINED, WHOLE­ SOME LOAVES—NEVER HEAVY OR SOGGY WHEN PROPERLY KNEADED AND BAKED. WE HAVE AN EQUIPMENT OF THE VERY LAT­ EST MODELS OF MACHINERY. WE RUN NIGHT AND DAY, YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT, AND NEVER PERMIT OUR MACHINERY TO "COOL OFF," WHICH THROWS IT OUT OF PROPER ADJUSTMENT. WHY NOT TRY JUST A SACK OF THE FRENCH’S WHITE LILY WE ARE MAKING TODAY? IT’S BET­ TER THAN EVER BEFORE. IT DON’T COST YOU ANY MORE, AND EVERY SACK IS GUARANTEED. For .Sale—Four < ylin.h r. fh.. pa-h­ unger automobile, extra good condition. - powerful ami easy running. Inquire al BANNER ab­ Wanted—To Exchange k goods for H) or Wi acre fan Clean sWck.. doing fair buxineReason, poor health. Address “J care of BANNER. 2-wl 'or Rale—Fine summer home on hank of Thoniapple lake. In­ eluding house, barn and shop, with « acre land! yome fruit. Price right. Phone 29611. Bert tf The Middleville Roller Mill MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN. �THE HASTINGS BANNER JUNE. 11 1914—20 PAGES. liack unh*M-limy W to take up business. They have a wonderful influence nnd do a lot of uimmI, mid it |a flue that they can have such pleasures to mak” up for the lark of Ih.ilhimM which we Young men who coni, clerks slay ns they nr.* .While in lhe market lhe Cloak, Suit. Skirl and Dress Manufacturers, M. K. KEELER WRITES INTEREST­ job.: the language ia in-.-., mice they have the f-.lm Association-recommmted the following styles for Hie Fall season of 1911., INGLY UF MISSIONARY WORK ing on lop. I do not il DONE IN CHINA. SUITS. Hu* best out of them, a •town aiyl do not work. Suit, jacket* will be slightly longer, with set in sleeves nnd sloping! Icy under the m-w I»m-i alwuldiT etfecU. They will bo distinguished by-waroful line* conforming- ACCOUNT OF TRIP THROUGH d.-v.-lop wonderfully, aWith the new silhouette, namely a tendency towards a normal waist line,; Marirhu rule they miTHE GRAND CANAL and are In the same with fullness al lhe sides or back of jackets. A novelty feature wilkconthey yvere humlnnls of y.-ai mi<l entirely without :m> ■ Skirts will bj* n very prominent feature of lhe Fall suits. Plaited, Ronis An* Very- Crude nnd- Small civilization that has I !>i ■hiring and lolig luhir skirls will lie much in evidence. When the long Hut Have Families Liling in tunic i" empliiyed the underskirt will continue narrow. Skirls are plumbing, gas nnd h i Burk of luii-h One. Munewhat shpiler^also. Grand Canal, Chinn. m COATS. I As wc linished breakfast this Boat Train, Friday, .Monday morning xvGaals hi Ihreo-qugrlen* length will predominate. being cut longer nt morning Wc .-aw that we wen* at a the front in stnilghl effects. A decided feature will be the coat cape and landing so divided to go on slio'ie. Shanghai going to th- bunk Isaac said, “I will gel the camera ranging for a visit loje. Baimncnnn ronin. and take a picture,-- ami al that mo­ Compound at lluchow MATERIALS. V ment we looked out and saw an ' Materials lo lw« most impular include mixtures. Zibelines. Broadcloth, Amerlcmi gun boat aur.luueti very a letter from him mhi-inu i in-.- in ii~. it xx.i-, a beautiful to make ttm irip. and ana Arabian Limb, llnuhi Lynx, persinnna nnd blushes. been made with Mr. s (•oat painted white. - We spoiled had .-<•<-i-clm-y of the mi— i. DRESSER. i lhat I hut mu, lihh at <tnce und hope We vlAltcd him aud he i,•; The princlpnf changes will he a slight ninounl of additional fulness ihat we ahavi • I .’...re good pii-ture. W.e in the skirl, which will he shorter, ami the extensive use of the long-tunic. arrangements. so that we could g ter Dewey look Manila that a Span­ lhe next morning, mid .ifier heat ish gun bual sailed in. nol knowing plain or «h>ihercd character. I'leals will be used in some inslnnces in that war had Imvii <i.n-iiu;<-jl. amt tug the progrant we b'ld him O. K. He was to engage the underskirts. r' , . ._______■1 ,. , Illis was Hie bual. She 'imply in either tailored orstrccT^•tTecisUwiH'Tic.lbrig, aiiiT'tlmse.of ifl’ew down n?r llffgTwhirtrwax re•ses will be wi-y short. In extreme evening gowns there will *’■ ,l"* n*"* i"11 ' be an- absence uf any sleeve nnd a Ahoulder strap subslifuled, with a. Hhotihler cape of transparent material. cargo lo inad. Wo The wool cloths, which will again be |n demand fpr tailored dresses, ' made by canal, will embrace broadcloths. serges and satin faced malerials, while crepej miles. speciality. lie called for us lib- n-xt mornfabrics mid poplins will maintain lheirjdnre for the (Mipular demand. Wo are in the rvlwl zone, and Il is with pleasure that your hading center is aide to offer the fore­ they have two gunboats anchored canal mid found mh I going style recommendations to'the public as a whole.-ns lhe general styl­ instt-uclions arc thru with two i.r thrve chan es Il-commended are of a far more liecornlng nature lo all figures than S'"? PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO 1.8. 1 VISIT TO DR. Ell- Suggestions 00297080 Straw Hats 10c to $5.00 Silk Hats and Gaps 50c to $1.00 $1.00 each Porosknit” Union Suits $1.00 each; Boys’ Sizes, 50c Two-Piece Suits $9.98 and $12.48 have been in vogue for many seasons, and the woman who has had dilllat once, night । ulty In the past few seasons in securing a style adapted lo her figure and day. needs will find Ilfat lhe creators and designers have looked well lo her The stories they tell us of in public mid private life are rible. The customs- house clerk who'"as tilled willi boatsnf I told Isaac that " " ’ ' Yours truly, FHANDSEN A. KEEFER. that a commission must lie paid toj'n the hair combing the man who gut him Hie Job. No'life of Hie caunl dwe one is hired for any job ext । through an agent who charge I!commission. Even tin- boat that we are on sell the lower <1 for so man}* dollars a trip, and the "’ay travel all i I party ledsing il makes his nun |!’*•••' even a caiI. W I prices tn passengers, anil feeds •'ip, and got !•• Huchow .. ' and handles them as he desires. (morning, mid w.tc so.I In all Fresh Fruits and Green Vege­ i The missioiiaries are all hrodiidbank s, whw Was mm Ii pb-a-ei Canvas Shoes and Oxfords For Men, Women and Children Barefoot Sandals In all Styles and Leathers ; DAILY ARRIVALS J I tables. If you haven't tried any of our fresh, seasonable goods yet, you should do so. Phone a trial order. n good properly, nnd if there is u choic<. location or a li|ll<> knoll, lhe missionary is there. 'They have | good buildings, and — • — f spi'ded ns we ...------- people .... ... wish them to be. But ns for being sorry for Rut being sorry for them. No. Tbcy I..... A., r. ....I.. I... )<..■> ))..... fl..... ........ smalt lo start. hiitlchanL’p I I H.C. WUNDERLICH • | Phone 83 Four Deliveries Daily Hastings, Mich. Graduation Suggestions Appropriate Gifts That Will Please FUl’NTAIN PUNS MANICURK SETS TRAVELING CASKS TOILET SETS BOOKS FANCY STATIONERY PURSES Many other uaeful and auitable articles for yourconaideralion. C. E. HARVEY North Side Pharmacist, Hastings, Mich. His compound is vr-fy Soft Shirts and Wash Ties GRANT H. OTIS & CO centrally biuMinu-. Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. keep- a gate man lo let,you Iu and out. There were f<*vr->jarxe brick Phone 74 Hastings, Mich Chinese pastor, and the other two is orrtfiiii'd hy a Mi gives them SI2INMMI. This tfill buy from the wall IIKXIII-ftSIIOi r SlHlHII. HOI SI ns much as sj.imni at home. Help was in Detroit costs them nothing, ns they can get girls from good families, who wish list ehurch at Grand llapi<ls is jiisl It i:« 4?x56 feet, built to learn English, who will work for completed. of brick and sloue and very subfood, so they live on Chinese food. slautial. He js :d~> jtlsl erecting a! large building' f<>r a girl's school. They can keep a nurse girl for The lioys' sclioul Inuhlhig is veryevery child nnd these nurse girls poor. nnd his di-p.-nsary is very will follow lhe child all day. Scr- fetor hided. He maintains eight stations,"and ha- ‘ ‘ ‘ aty besides tl The Indios and children can go to the sea shore or mountains, ns they own people and church. There arc have good resorts. Thi«y can niiiiti- so members and they raise about laiti a garden at a very small ex­ *Iini or Won yearly. pense; eggs tire worth only five in ten cents a dozen; chickens ami l.iiumie flu-liour money, and ll« nml-i-hililren are not under pay am! saw can slay at resorts as h>pg as they three outside native workers who Comforting to Stout People, Sunday. j over Sunday, desire. The inissimiary' gels fav­ •’oley Cathartic Tablets ar ors in the use. of collages and Dr. Eubank's work covers a large regullil<>r_ lliai! night 'ai- ih-* Blmtfer s|iecial prices. After one year of territory in every direction. Be it. they do nol care to . go back keeps a row boat vvilh two or three ipg oilier. No biliousness, no rnjihome, where tho wife is obliged to men to row il. audall over (he Sljpilt •••ii. '’ ’ " ” <-ook lhi‘ f<H>d ami do the washing. country preaching and doctoring. । We are 1old that no missionaries go The most iiilere-iiiii.- part of liis •om pnoplti'gaiher cacli morning jn mi old shed, willi a ilirl tloorf which is ns black on the inside as on the White and Gold The newest patterns in White and Gold DINNER WARE From the LAUGHLIN POTTERIES. We are the exclusive agents in Hastings for this and other patterns. This pattern that we have just received is the best that we have seen in moderate priced dinner ware. It is a combination of unique shape and artistic design at extremely low prices considering the quality-of the goods. Wc carry these patterns in open stock, so you can buy just what you need and replace broken dishes at any time. These goods will be on display this week and you must see to appreciate them. NEW YORK STORE ilididtnan irnU|lmn«. kidney .Mulholland. — Banner Want Ads. Bring HASTINGS, MICH. Oxfords and Pumps Result cents, and e money, and la ticket for ?o cents .Mexican. । About nine o’clock each morning, [he and his assistant. *ee (hem in an iohl shed of a building called the dispensary. Then- lie has drugs ami an old <ipei-.iiui-- table. Each morning he ha- fi»m 25 lo lo peo­ ple. Ye-terduy there wero 20 and today IU. Such •uses as are treated you cannot imagine. Es-, Send Your Dry Cleaning With Your Laundry leers, and son--. al-> a great amount of sore eyes. These cases me | nearly all of long -landing, as they do nol come to him until they I ore obliged to. II-- does Rurgli-ul\ work, cures the opium habit, and general practice. We exumim-d one woman wli>> had an enlarge)* ' ‘ al l<-,«st eight inchh.ul coma, in fernn mile-. Also.a man lhe country Don't botlier with two different wagons collecting, two different wagons delivering, two different bills to pay. Send it all to us and let us be responsible tor it all. It’s the convenient way and ho iiad come in from a directly opposite direction about 20 miles. I tell you this to show you the scope I of his work. j We visited the schools nnd went all through the. i-ity. Tlw* prin­ cipal industry seems lo be silk | ■weaving and we enjoyed very much i seeing them fire Hie silk, mid also saw them manufacture .fire crack­ ers. The city ly iis very densely poppop­ ulated. and there is not a single street that a cart can be drawn; through, and’ one must walk or bed carried in a chair.-A-large num-) her of nf tin. VV.i the wirc.-iK streets .-ire are cnnnlu canals. We I L walked nearly around the city on fit, tho wall, mid lhe poverty was ter-1 IS WE WASH EVERYTHING EVERY OTHER DAY 8 American Steam Laundry P SHULTERS BROS., Proprietors Phone 243 Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINCg BANNER, JUNE 1!. 1911. The Hastings Banner Publuhe*! evun- Thursday at , Want Column. Jr a word for «p»h Hastings, Michigan. | inMft-tlofe No adv. for less than 12 ‘ 1 ' “ ' : rent*. . Card «< Thank*. Ir a word. cooK-mw. roii,,,.. Gl.il nary pen-try and resolutions. HCTV-SIXTH VKAU «ul»Mjri|djon Iry Mail. Post-Paid. per hi” ’ MSU" THREE MONTHS, m advance.. CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS F-..... Notices of htrihs. deaths or inarriBg.-* vvlU be. piinl,'d fret- as ntws matter. * Entured al the posloflk-** al Ha*lings, Nidi und class Imitt.T.~ , iwstoffin* ad'h’i ADVERTISING HATES. JOB PHIXTIMi Display advertising * rales on ai>The BANNEIl hu.s one of Hu* be.-d tolication. ■ Butlines-* local* and reading n<>- *'i|uippi *1 ji'b otlii'-s in , Western liires. On first page or aiming bruv- Mo-higim and is prepared to du any kind of Iwok and job pt luting. That it is iui|"?ssible (•■ liandl'.- our f.»i altruistic theories ought to be apparent I cabinet; but we fear It is not. Attempting ed tJtativs n in Europe. the laughing many Juulish things Hou as have I....... d.ui< -m.-.- Mm.li i. 1913. The hading .tally pajiere of this country, di-ptvirratio a* well as i-cpnbliran -and ind'-piffideiiL me aud lhe adinimstihlmii have pun-in-d with r’-.-p'-cl <•» uui bur. To begin with it i* ii"W cutimlvied lo liuve Iil a mi-take . wli-n President Wilsmti lurifc d «bwn Hu'-i ttf and eurourag'd Villa. C:irr.lnzo. and lhe other cut-thr-.il hJn.lit- who n|<- niWifti-i.idiug a- ••rmisliluli-'H- civilized world. which in all piiHiabilfty was planned by Rb' i iii. But where ictui who is in right whose hand* are cleaner than Huertas'? iiniH^taid a matter, bi- in lint’ for his place that would be *trons enough lo handle th- Mtuntom lo thtau? charged against Huerta. sot Til BOWNE. NOITII RUTLAND. MORGAN. Mrs. O. Smelkcr was a Grand Pearl Tutlift and family from ”1 i-niw not to call the righteous, Hailing* were callers al Walter Rapid* visitor Friday. but sinnere,**. Montgumei-y * zMuuiAy. . -Mr*. d»*na- Gackrier and Emory Tike fourth and l>»l quarh-rly ineeting fi,r tin* eoufPrrnge year Rev. HusseH Hready from Hast­ Kime were united in marriage at Marriinir Meows. convenes at the Morgan Fro- Meth­ ings gave a very inslnictivy lecture lb- h"me of llu- brlile'a parents. Mr. t iatki’ler Wednesday WedncMai*’ Thomas H. Johwkm, Hastings. odist rlmrrh, 1hi.« Eriday evening at 'FhuUz Friday «-vcnhig. A g<»>d and 'nn*. A.. Gawraer Mr. amt and ctHrtiaorg .w-r ihe Sid>i»ath. Jt attendance. Thankful, for llio'good eveniug. evening: anil Mrs. II ’ Kune ' ' Bave will la. in charge "f Ifistriet ElO-r. music the choir furnished and the t>-pm limiMdP9eplng.ll lheit hinni* • H. I). F. Gaffin. A *p-.-ial rhii<tren*» good sonn Mr. May-wimd sang fo? nelr t’kirksville. rm-Hing fkindav -v.-nfug nt (1:30 p. ii«. We hope Inmay fame again Mr. I». Xasb Is visltiny his niece. Jom-pIi S. Evan-. Nashville.■. ni. ' •nine Um- ip th* future. Mrs. Oxi PanlM. kJ...»ic iielh lu-wi.l. Aa.-hviih Mrs. Allie Men,I of Castlrtmi gave The mony Trk-nd** of »»•• John Miss Josephine Heavens from W.«|ey Hall. Ha.-tiW*........... a fine sermon Sunday morning. McLravy family,, wlin tiud been m-nr Clarksville is visiting at the Mrg. Ashley mid -on Clark, of former n-siderua of ihiifc commun­ of H. Roland. Doster, visited her danghb-r, Mrs. ity hut now of Hastings, sympathize 'home Mrs. Emma Geiger of Clarksville Wesley Rhaff. 1 Ind week. Mis* in thu iteaUi. of their daughter Lo- vtsHrd Wednesday wtUiJI. GoscB Prolmtr Court. Irene Shaffer letuni.-.) home with Qirt? She was hivnd by all .who and family. her for n vigil. knew her? , A. (iuokebu: , and family spent MIm Grnr<- Adkin* spent last The di-atb of .Mrs. Jack Laubaugh. Sundpy with S. Scese and family of >f -Hi-HtBii difc. Wedne<ulay in itainfi Rapids. \ slight mist ••• mad- in l.i-l n fornsae rezidunl, came' ns a sur- Fillmore. .Mrs. .Ozi Pardee was in Grand priM* tn this onnmuffity Friday week’s items, Mr. Munton’s folks morning. administrator tiled. Rapids Tui*»day. She was accom­ iil.-nded Dec<.r:iti..n exereiaea • al Henry Calmon, a rt-Ured farmer panied home by Mrs. Q^ra Epley of Marshall and n-t nt Xa«hville. Grand Ledge who remained for n al Haf-ttngs and.fortncr tTsidt-nl of la-MePeek <d Bit lbCreek spent tally-ibcoiiipelrtii. Giyirdiau* an­ few days’ visit. a f.-w Mays la-t week with hi* this community, pas.-u-d away at nual account filed.' * . Mr. X. Kuemplv. J. Kidder nnd J. He was the — Hmdings llmiiulay. ' Esintii of i’-ora Fulirj-sm iii-uile fri.-iid. Ranforil Bolinger. Morrison lire painjiiul the Luthvnui Mr. and Mr* Clm*. Leonard of lu.-t on- of the pioneers in his parsonage in Caledonia. p.-moit. Gnnnhan's animal a.-emm’ neiglfborlMXML His ace was 91 Hastings spent Saturday evening tiled. . Mr. and Mrs. Simon Pender .vis­ yean*. He was laid to rest beside and Sunday-willi Id* grand mother his lint wifi- in the Rutland ceme- ited .Hie former'• brother, Frank Mrs. Sabrina Palmer. and family of MiddFevHle. Sunday. Sylvester Fei'-I.’ "f Fowlerville I.. Roush of ’Freeport visik-d Mr-. Mary Hansell from LTImiiimid Mr. and Mt*. Fl-yd Baird of William Mishler and family Friday. l.nirung, molQr d t.v-r in the form­ dale wit* calk*<l hi'im- 'hiring lhe la-wis Heffii-lmwer and family, er's nutu one >iay la-*!’ week to call illness of her Grandfather Gaboon. .Xewi'Jl Tucker mid family. Marian on H. P. Feagl lb'- village, nnd Mutehsler ami family and (asm Mr. mid Mrs. F.l.l lluiulm of Barry-., old homestead with her brother, llmish and family were Sunday Fred Smith. . • ville. TIih IzH-hr families from Indiana guests of Ray Sinh! nnd wife. Mr. and MiHarl.-y Fox of Co_ Ohio, who make their annual Woodland. Mr. mid Mrs. Greeh-y MARTIN GDRNKRS. uuling ,-uid fishing I rip In l.<mg Orr .Mead and Miss Viola Rogers in company witli other of Hustings spent Sumlay of last " l*1 • ’ j-„x and famih th- fore part of thfiled. week with the former's parents, 1 .1.. . a-ed we,’kE-tut- id Karl Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Mend. ' 1L11- lib-d ',r*'hdled Grand outine. Mr. find' Mrs. B-n Landis aud •m V.. di-- fDntrfvniwntav tr*rwrnr.-------- ------ ... .Th,- Tauur-r -dahbalh. HdwLeij.- i-u.d b.l "-1 M,‘ Amelia Joyrii oil- of the old faNllwiMNi pir- TWreii*TTTVotHHiiiiir w-Te' Thufday guests al D-wis Hilton's. , - Main attended lb- funeral "f Mrs. Mrs. Minnie . Stillman mid Mrs. •I -i minur l>av*i|* la-wis. la-t \Vwdnegday ut day. Hazel Pilcher <rf Piltstlcld, Muss.. nr ‘tiled. Mid.Hevilto, . _ .................... loaded table with lhe good products Mr*. Almuo HilUm. lheir sister, from the farm. On ai-i-ounl of Wyoming. to dampn>-s« they preferred lhe barn invited up to s<w-nd the afternoon i...... । .1....... ..urn ..ii"'.w.-.lm-*da> Annual i| Tl, .x.iung. W11„. Murn,.,| |0 young folk’ ...il Holme- .1.--I I’-Itlle Creak. W.-.hi'-day evening. lews and Smtii llniimid t’liion had I b-nd.-d visit with Mrs. IliUou. ..f will tlle.i ih.let- Jl'-nry Shaft.. ,ind wife of Bul1 Mrs. Alonro Hilton spent I i.i.it.oJ n.'iiil I'-’’. Indiana,-and lln-ir i*on. Clifford a line social time by llivmselves. ------------ --------I with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. . ' * .। nr..— — ...1 ..ii.i <>r it TAMARAC CORNERS. Holly, Mrs. Gia la-hmmt mid children lh-in.-ml.er Children*’Hay at thHolgate. Ohio. vi-il.-d ri.s-peiiduiK a f'-w day* witli In 11 ••hurrli next Bunday evening mid in.' lives, Mary ShaiT.-c. .1 pan-lit*. .B.>*« Colton ». |‘'",ii<-. Cl.-.. S.-ars pa—-.1 in the sih grad- , * l *? 1 mn;l Wedii.j-St y He received In*-J"1"' wt*h lhe Nrodatn.-* <>. I*, r« no­ exnmlnatiim. diploma and wu- v-ry pl.-a- d with>a,l*IIL J. We|liii.in for siippur. A i ■!-!<• but happy • it. Cleo evpeet* lo fake up srhooi. ‘'"ixlia! invitation is extended to ull. । a. | number • ■' SS 11 o,Tii,ip-ri M'KiiirwTririms ■I HOUSE KK Had the latter heeu recognized a* lam to quell .(he rebellion. ■ . li has been air vt'regiou*. i-rm-T n iAKtmi to »n stifdnt-ly inactive vvhil. parcel. Phillip* *1'11, otmired, instead of saying lo both fcilerals and rebels: “You may llshi «®ch oilier if yoWplca-e. but when you attack American*’you attack tin right* in Mexico.” * Hi* conced'd lo have been unwise a- well ,-fs Hnti-asJutable f.-r Pf^iiA-nt Wilson lo-bave **ieelciP:i* th<-jeasmi for interfering with .Mexican ig lhe week vvith her ifaugh-1 day until Sunday' with lur fiii-nd, ii .i Scar*. •'Ora IuiMar--»*|. near Harlow lake. Will Wortley will •iil*-rlaiii l.ynn Aldeidlrc and -i-lcr. A. S. Jun*- Huh. Evciybod.' |Blauche. vi-tiled lheir louain, Mrs. Ihir-j' uihlltiotl, Xa.-llVdle , Ady. . Aiilul Jr. to .li.lm Aubil. I Aged | unx Charlton who Ilia: Su,"l 'y with Frank ua- '•‘.i<lly burial ' ' this Monday • A NEW-CLEAN-SANITARY PLACE Be Sure To Come The Date—Saturday June 13 Chnrli<>n and iilay with relatives at Hal- Fred A. Merritt East State Street , - - Hastings, Michigan wiAr vermontvii t.t:. r i < ■ furiluhib'd California upon high nid*-limit, and «iid, ”1 filso '•■w inder of Bailie > 1 .y with Ills abler, i* 11-<nr and family. Sn •!•»• Mo-nt ' Sumi vi-inng friend*. ■ HI —I SHI .<11’1 < • Do You Bank Money ? -r Hole’s iu Woodland Chamberlain’s Tablets Stine nf Hal th* Ct with her oncle. I.* visited- Now Is the Time to Pa i Hastings, Mich. Phone 281 i Rapid- for • morning. You arc cordially invited to attend ourJJrsl Grand Opening—next Saturday, June 13. Special Orchestra Music Afternoon and Evening. ’ Every lady who visits our Parlors Saturday afternoon and evening of that day will be presented with a carnation. Ice Creams—Sodas—Egg Chocolates—All Fancy'Dishcs a! i.nind Rapid*. Department Store Pike & Damon THE PALACE OF SWEETS •I McKay i- . ------------- -- _ •!,’ llllpl"*"l Mill (hvnt-r* Mill Bciieilt I ’nun • Mt*. Lr-d Balolph and <kiuiihl'r. I'rdcnil C.lilld luihor Ijiw ' H- l-n ;u • • uding n !• a d iv - w Hi Hr. A. J. M. Kelwav, southern h-r parenk I:. Firatcr at.d wifi* i f -.'.t.luiy ..f ih>- National Child I Mat hi: (•rank Charlb Lals'i C-'iomitte,- Inis Just tiled Wllhl |ln- llmi-v Committee on l.;d«6r\u "• -s *..... ..-•••—- . , _ writt-n reply to ih<- sthh-iu-nls '•»•''•■. Mi. .uld Mrs. '.it* Lt.i.u •> ,1... u,r... S.,,111, c.mdnu un;l-.,»n- Bn.to- N. ll„r n„.l O. A. BOYES We sell these rings. We know they are the best .! rings made. Hwy arc bound to give satisfac­ tion and they are very reasonable in price. CARNATION DAY rvspect American rights. Tlic siding is dry and in better condition to take and hold (taint than any other time in the.year. We have a HOUSE PAINT that is guaranteed lor five vtars, any color, per gal■ $1.50 Pure Linseed Oil- 65c A Barn Paint with a gloSs, (xrr gal90c $ gal. lots 85c Come in, see the goods and be convinced. The makers of the W. W. W. rings have such confidence in their rings that they* guarantee them, if the stones come out and are lost they replace them free of charge. Grand Opening Mexicans* now mu«l regard Americans and their government'an <!'«iw- E BANE of old age is constipation. The bow­ els become weak and unable to perform their functions without aid. For this purpose only the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used. The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble and makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain’s Tablets are a favorite with people of middle age and older on account of their gentle action. No matter how beautiful a ring is, if it is not well made it is not doing to Th. to. .Manon 11 In I, CWlt-lvnJ lie nnd the occup^lion of Mexican territory. Hut Hie liuteb-iy can citizens am) (he rol*K-ry of Americans by the Mexican sold LAXATIVE -^yor Is the one you »ee ad- , vertised in your favorite magazine. Jewelers—Opticians [mate*, Mi** Sylva Vani-y of Warranty Deeds. Ville. , ’ i Mi** Grace H.eker and ' Grace Perringl'-u of g(m---<>, Snlurday to sp'-ml a f-w day Rul-v Bivens to Elizabeth'J. Gilt- the former’s pm.-nts, G. W. I XnUivdi.-. viJ»i.. land family. that Muxigau jpthfieri* li»*«i nrrcd'nl American Midloni for landing ul a dock In Taiiipic" whi'-c u-e liad'becu fotbidd'-n bi the sailor- of all for­ eign vejwls In Tampico.harbor. The afiology toDdei«ii to the American ciinimodorn by lhe M-'Ui-iit Ummiluiider ut Timipiro. anil tli>- MiMoqueiit ifunixhrncnt hy hi- -uperinr officer of (he Miltordiiiab- Mexican officer who art*-?h-d tlie Americans, mitigated ibc offenre-to .such a degree that initiation lo tbii* country iu lh> Guaranteed Ring mid children. Will Gerlinger and! Su|H.-rvisor Mead and wife mid , Mrs. Clara S.-nf* -p. nt Sunday al ’ Mr. jimL Mrs. Oscar Slpyk juulonal John Sumin's in Carlton. i to Handings Friday andni<»ur. jhku.Uddwdl lu Hol)-: I American t< The W.W.W. John Chai'll. Il ivirnnd. Joe Diwmnir :ui-l IL Jim: Hiry and Mife of Xu«hville.’jail.'.) at M. E. DowouSrs • IIS [pa*! d«*vadi< and more. South Carojliiia would im’I now le* iitlfrl«d in im-r Hill." Dr. MuKelway miliar arguin-uti day with lier sister. Mr*. Augusta Hart, north nf V»-nimnivill*-. Mi-. Aihli., HitX'-r of Woodland ii. Why nol bank■ t with your coal bin while coal is cheap? You save 90c per Ion on soft coal and 50c per ton on hard coal by buying from Bauer Bros. now. 1 ou will need the coal and the investment is the best you can make. an is and wife and baby moidvdie, Sunday. miiMrity of iti<- population ht»v<* -m-ivilh-. iMtdidd m shite law6. tin? standard*. Tirufxised tn Hu* bill 1 Durtmr thu jiixty-thre- y«*:ir* h'-l ,, * ------ —----- —— . tri- b-ri> !- i.,I ot th- >otih Taw-: Holland y-rily produr.** »0„ EnMiand. Rev. Robert i?*1 hlocka af fuel peal, valued at i Hob* ha* tw«n .wav from His parishH ■ jonly thiec auudayi._ ;l Hastings Lumber 8 Coal Co. Phono 254 HASTINGS. MICH. Phone 224 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. JINE 11. 1911. BABY CHICKS NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orpingtons. Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Also Cyphers' Chick Food and Chick Grit? Phona 385 M. W. Hicks PAGE EI.EVEN Doublr-Yolk Lop*. When dpuble-yolV v*g?. arc found amoiig those •-Jk-eaeiJ. it js] considered » cause for rougral illa­ tion, the hen* home -ui<v'>scd i<> have performed extra wmk. Bui the fact is -1 Wnl-«b»ubb*.y.t|k eggs' Indlcatfix^hat the hens |IMI fat. Tin- eggs ary really abnormal.' am! it will be but a. shou tho hens will cease I while a few extra lair. ■obtained for a short pi will be none al all I Listen ’ Is the Crystal Creamery of Hastings of ajiy in­ terest to you ? I lere is the amount of butter fat purchased the last week in May for the past four years: 1911. 5,510 lbs. fat; 1912, 7,171 lbs. fat; 1913, 8.480 lbs. fat; 1914, 9,100 lbs. fat. We started in business in the spring of 1912, and you can see that we have almost doubled the business. VYhat has done it? Just this: Honest test and weights, and the top price at all times. We have room for more, and the more cream we can buy the lower the cost of manufacturing, therefore a better price to you. Are we worthy of your support? . Why Chic ks Die in the ShelL Here are -some of Hie eommon 150ns for Hie germ dying in the Crystal Creamery Co. Hastings, Mich. /fastings. Mich. isbmeni. Therefore you are interested in GOOD TENDER meats, meals, that come from animals that are in prime condition nnd Itave bean properly slaughtered and e-ured. You are assured of all these when you buy your meats here. Our customers will fell HOPE TWP. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION JUNE 19-20 BESSMER BROS Bread has been called “the staff of life. the staple food in every home—the chief article of diet on every table. You never sat down to a table without it. The first dish set on the table is the BREAD platter. Whatever else you arc going to cat, you need BREAD. ’ And whatever else you need good, you certainly need good bread. -That is why you should use Malted Krcam or Hastings Potato bread. They arc sweetest of them all. Hastings, Mich. AGRICULTURE IN THE MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOLS When lln- scIuhiI year opens next September altonl forty high schools of the slate of .Michigan Will he of­ fering . regular rmirsits in agricul­ ture taught ‘by specially trained graduates of agricultural colleges. BRUCE,” No. 78863 THE REGISTERED PERCIIERON STALLION Draco is seal brown in color, weighs 1700 lb.sM mid •Was foaled 250 votes given with every 25c purchase of our pastries. y<>u look for il in yourself you will ---- --- - r......... ........ ... «,><■ Hint the inciihnfnr is rigid, that m>‘ developing toward (lint stand- it is run fight ’ ‘ ' ard. 'I’he work is not the result of ■ *• • • ■stata bonus nf any kind, but tin.' been promoted by Hie Agrici College solely through Hie ii of school superintendents. f;i and others hitorosled in the slim of. agricultural kqowlcdtr. -------------- ... III,, j,Inc,. w|ii< rirtillure ..................... school subject is shci lhal Hie most impor Restaurant Phone 381 THE QUALITY BAKE SHOP Hastings. Michigan "Bruce’' comes in direct lino from the very best Peivheron Stock in the world, descending in line from tlw famous “Voltaire" ^28,188) and .Mollie 67516). Bruco is of geuHe <Jis|Hisl(ion, large .boned, and his colts are bound lo be winners. Will make lhe season after May 1st. ns follows: Wednesdays mid Saturdays nt the Fair Grounds, Hastings. Remainder of the lime at more than l.ooo farms. my barn 9'r mile north ami I mile Two Hundred In Graduate east of Barry Hotel. ■«** From Hie M. When diplomas are given Iiaye Iwen compieheiided, man professes oliedieiieo, dbedletiee, lo lhe law. So JOHN ENGEL Owner and Manager. cultural College will have gradu­ 252-3 rings Hastings. Mirth R. 3 ated the largest-class since il wa* founded in 1857. I’he number which is four time’s ns gnifft as jhe class graduated ten years ago is Lmarhv up of 77 -graduates in agriROYAL BELGIAN STALLION yuliure, 5tl in engineering*. 50 in [home economics. 12 in forestry find two in veterinary medicine. Near- Cut this ad. out and bring it to us and it will count you 100 votes. International Sund; School /esson i- I've done pretty well.' You llriikell It a tew times t|iOUgll? Well. read .lames .2:10 and Ga•' • ,. y,,u find that puls you under Mercure ’ • 3424 Anuricn Belgian we now get instruction through lhe query of a saved one. who speaks, however, not after Hie spirit, but af­ ter lhe flesh. Contrasting himself with lhe rich young man, Peter would know what reward will he ghen those who have sacritlccd all. What «|jd Peter sacrillce? What has any one.of ih sacriitred. as com­ pared with what theAord of glory has ilone fur us? But the bird doe* not directly rebuke peter. He firstassure? him lhal bis sacrifice will nol lie forgotten. In Mai. !l>:28 ,|ls- 7356 u.iihiyg h 70326 The Imported Royal Belgian Stal­ lion is 5 years old, is bay in color, stands 16 hands and 3 inches high and weighs 11)80 pounds, in growing condition. • He lias a . heavy bone and is wall muscled. He is abso­ lutely SbUnd mid free from vice. He w-ill make Bia seawin nt the fair grounds in Hastings for a lim­ ited number of good.mares. Terms $to for single service, pay­ able al lime of service. *15 to In­ sure with foal, payable at time mare is known to be with foal. *20 for standing coll Mares tired at own­ ers risk. Men parting with mares will be held for service fee. Through Hie the. College come in contact with Illlsy ...... S I lie? approximately 3.506 young people low nml rijw: and .-insist them with lheir projects, watchdogs bn such ns growing corn, polatm-s. quack, mid i strawb.-rrii's, tomatoes amt vege­ tables, raising poultry mid caiinirtg fruits. Training .in organtfcdinn, public rending and spanking is also .VilI I"."" offered by this plan which is pro- "1,1 ‘J1!.'.1 1,1 ll’sl,a'' tilling great inlluem-e in dexeloi.h'ni a'h ing good' farmers,, good home/mal ers. good neighlMirs and citizens. iiripiireu inuivuium rnararicrisiir-*. The ties! strains of ail varieties show lheir breeding by prodticing a larger number of birds tli.’B nearThe Outline Developed. ly conform with Hie stmid.w.l Jli.m ' 'fit the -first portion nf the tlms<- thin rice bred’ wirhmiFTegard lo blood lines. We have I le- dialogue fie •------------ * Jesus ;ind tho young man ivl The Into census show? us tlinf the American hen gives us ttUNMUM),from tliil conversation % non eggs n year these days. The “* •ruing lhe rich young 11tuiui .things:— n-' k— and a rofiBak nifqnl man. a ruler Don't Forget That . .. . phdiably-over a syn­ agogue In some rapacily, rich, re­ ■WE PAY THE spectable. religions mid yet wit li­ mit eternal bf- •ought the Lord FREIGHT Jesus Christ, asking the question of v 17. He was evidently in earnest, far ho came running, nnd kneeled lo the Lord. Rut bis question in­ dicates that he Itftd not received from the Father a revelation con­ cerning Hi* Son. He addresses Sho is visiting n»*r airter al tha SanHim ns -’XRWMlHtftr,’’ i. e_. good Jeflerson St. ahiriuin in Battle Creek al the pres­ teacher. He looked nl God's Son Hastings, Micb. ent time. through lhe eyes of flesh instead A. F. Sylvester J. Q. Rounds Proprietors The Coffee Ranch ... GCLL LAKI--. Walton Hyde spent-Thursday and Friday in Battle Crcok visityig his sisUir. ’ Sumlay visitors al Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest (ladwallmh-r’s wen* Mr. mid Mrs. Ross Gadwallnder of Hickory turners and Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Bellinger of Battle Creek. . Mrs. Ileten Schaefer spent Sunday with lier brother, of Northwest Gros- mn- thing (hat shn»d between and eternal life, take up the and follow Him. In order to Hit p.-<ip|e from lheir sins lln of God must go tn Hie cross: n order tn be saved fnuh our sjt must come by the way of the < presenl day talk lhal a man call ‘be­ lieve whatever he will jusl so In* is sincerf* in it. and sojne way he will gel lb rough all right. ’Then' is ni>e way to God. and m» oilier way Acts HAST INGS AND CARL­ 1:12 . This demand of the Sou of TON TOWN LINE. God lirouiflit forth the refusal of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Rarnum at­ tended church al Carlton Center Sunday evening. Mrs.I .mo Cummings and daughter ImroHiea spent - Saturday night and Sunday willi her sbter, Mjs. jolin Francisco, of Hastings. " Miss Nina Wilsbn is visiting her brother, Neil Wilson, of Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Sprague of Coats Grove find A'erhoii Kelly "of, Hastings wre callers al B.X.Bump’a Sunday. -1 " ' < George Scott mid wife of Quimliy refer to a door in a crate of Jerusa­ visited nt Clarence Kiiine's one day lem, through'which Hie cat” "I could last week. not c.ipia with his load. Th" man •C. C. Barnes of Quinry, HL vigited « hn i* t*-ii«fimr in riches must have James Swanson a few days last week. that ’nail removed Inn before enterJames Swanson and wife visltM friends in Bedford Saturday and Snndnv k • siiye .l.-iis taught that, He was God. siir- ly if lie were ,-my le?s than God ■.ucli (•Ininis In deity on His part Waiiild lie'ldaspfiemy. ami He could «i.>l lie sum!. - So He is either GmL <IC else lie is nol good. If not God— if ||is ua. hinns eoip-eniing Himself cannot be accepted—then il wnul.il of necessity l"‘ unsafe to follow His teachings- rmrcrritns anything else; He mil’t I'" ih’ '• 1 '*xl, And then mirljl' note here that lhe lonchine i« not an jiidividiial/tbat over has tlmt till will somehow ho saved can­ not tu» taken from this jujss'O’e of of the earth but will some dav ac­ srrininre. Ruch, teaching did not knowledge Him to lie God—the ronie.Trom the Son gf man. Verse �THE HASTINCa BANNER. JUNE 11. IML PAGE TWELVE NUfST TOU WILL Commencement Kxtrrixa will be held in the various schools within the next few weeks, and in anticipation of your wants for thia occasion we desire to direct your attention to the excallant display o( new and seasonable merchandise which we have provided for your consideration—the-best we hare ever ahown. To aid you in making a selection of a gift fur that graduate whom you wish to remember we have listed, below a few suggestions which we trust will be a help to you. BOYS GIRLS WATCH . WATCH SCARF PIN BRACELET TIE CLASP RING WA TCH FOB LOCKET UMBRELLA • BEADS CUFF BUTTONS UMBRELLA CLOTHES BRUSH ■ BAR PIN SIGNET RING MESH BAG PAPER KNIFE LA VALLIERE SOAP BOX ■ DIAMOND RING MANICURE SET FOUNTAIN PEN FOUNTAIN PEN SOUVENIR SPOON SOUVENIR SPOON Ttie above is only a psttial list of all the beautiful and uacftil articles in, onr stock. . We invite a close inspection of the \nylc, design, color nnd finish the gorsls at tour earliest find hem Hum INCIDENTS FROM LIFE TOLD BY THE LATE JACOB A. RIIS From Ilk Knowledge of Poor People Living hi New York’s Truc­ ulent District. The man whom Theodore Room volt, called •‘America'smost u.«-fiil many, as In* appeared on lhe lecture course. His work was largely • n> be poor, it in moiik-iiiiii In* liml THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN ESTABLISHED IN 1883 THE GIFT STORE NORTHEAST CASTLETON. Mr. and Mis. .1 nines'tkiusins spenl Sunday with his parents. Mr. and '•lid wife.. ' Ari Hobper made a business Jrip (<> (ktsende. Sal unlay. Mrs. Uarry Daly entertmned right j Of her lady friends from Grand Hapfais, Friday. W. CnsgrifT and wife mid Mis* Edith Konkin -were in Lowiill, Thursday afternoon. Allcnn Godfrey has a new fivepassenger Ford car. Chas. Foote and wife and father. W. Rounds-and Harold Yeiler mill­ ed to Grant Sunday, amf remained Mrs. Chas. Sjrickkind and Mr*, {•mi Ever-lls and daughl-r called on their father David Wilkinson and wife, Tuesday. _ ___ Mr. mid Mrs. Vanl Price and s*>n Claude of Grand Rapids spent a few days Inst week with the former's mother. Mrs. Anna Price. Mr. mid Mrs. Clyde Brown and daiightPr B-ulali, MY. and .Mrs. El­ mer Mater anti daughter Dorethy Paris Green, Hellebore and London Purple Arsenate of Lead We have a fresh stock of all • the poisons for spraying The RESULTS you GET will depend very largely upon whether you get FRESH spraying materia!* This store is headquarters for everything in that line and you can buy here with perfect assurance that you will .get FRESH STOCK. Hammocks and Croquet Sets, $2.50 down to Sanitary Tissue Paper Towels, 200 towels for 85c 40c KILL THE FLIES Sticky Fly Paper and Poison Daisy Fly Killer Fly Pie CAR.VETH <5 STEBBINS Hastings, Mich. The Ikexall Druggists Phone 31 burden of years and a large bundle enough for the one who has •H, thaL cloth or 'OiuelhiDk'. lastingly doing Hunething for some opened il there limy found a lot <•( little vnrnmnts. awkwardly but luv- remnants (if blnnk-l sliitls and such. ALTO. And Save a Lot of Trouble Later On Potatoes bid fair to be quite a profitable crop this year, provided they are harvested before the “bugs” destroy them. The cool weather thus far has kept the bugs in checkj but the warm weather of late gives promise of hatching opt a prolific crop of the “pests.” The safe way is to DO YOUR SPRAYING NOW. districts of New York Cily. We I hough I our readers would lie glad little .ENGRAVING IS FREE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED t L. V BESSMER Do Your Spraying Now PATHETIC STORIES OF HOW THE POOR HELP THE POOR WHO ARE POORER. .lo* calm* patiently lo bear hi‘t hard times, and at ... ...... ........ ami man has been made wh With the wolf gnawing hungril* something lo spare. Il is a famil­ iar experience of lhe nurses from room, monm nursing lhe uncles, cousins, .nnd aunt* all go in under the one head. Misfortune makes the poor "move up close" In a way lhal ijuili* explains Up* mis­ sionary's finding four families, housekeeping' in <iim room, engag­ ed in a doiuo-stii broil because one of the four Jiad taken in a boarder. Th**r»* is a Hmil. of i oiu*e. ThsaiiitAry policeman finds il on his midnight Inspecti<■ns; th» tenant rarely, if there is another within reach who is lmii*eb*s». Two. three, and even inure families crowding into, mi** syiaJl Hat is anipngThe comm**n*'-l of experien- the details of II......... pf which sharing (Im Miss Wald, the bead-worker nt the one - when1 nurses’ sellleilieni. told me in that lilting up nights Jorferillg lo keep lhe buy is so niurh." Sin* did what carim tn hurtd. and her hands were always full. '.I believe sin* had more real influence over lhe’ lives of those had. himself, nut In* money, ant la add lhal belter <1 Tim man is now lhe janitor of a fl] PILOT LIGHTING PLANTS [Q. HOME MADE7^ AOETYI.ENE LIG H’fi NG on.’ COOKING Acetylene Ranges For Quick Cooking In Country Kitchens You houaewivex in tho conniry who labor over hot atnv«n cooking big moate thi» convenience, woman enjoys ? ( Ing on a cas range? •r spent Sunday with .Mr. uhd Sirs. cannot save up money for a rainy fering among the j..*<»r: n was typi­ cal, enough to stand for a' hundred, Soniel line lhe man was nn Irish engineer. the hard winter • jk*.h Wm. TA fl purclius**! a driving t hint. rhctlen your cooking bouts and i«li«v<i T. H. MASHINO ami his the only wages coming in; days mid nights that you of tha Trouble and work of iiamPiog .Mrs. John Wncliter took her ba­ yet, hi* Hal shattered '1 a widow souls, and smimlimes the liml or by to-St. Mary's hospital Thursday son, for mi opernlion. -Mrs. Mary Stine of Battle Crock r letuling to one an­ •mother with two, husband in hos­ Worllcy Silcox and family aulord «(h iiI Saturday night ami Sunday other clothing, lii*iil.*-room,—mon­ pital, and no good; ami 3i llm, The family of' OXWELD ACETYLENE CO. tKIUant Acatylan* lights throughout year to 'Grand Raufda Sunday and spent ey, if they have any. The bread O'Coimor* from llm rear loncineiil. CHICAGO bouaa «n3 barns. To data thia cogvtottm day with Amos'-VanOrdcr amt with a raft of lheir own. They, ::r.co —Acetylene for Lighting — Acety. DAYTON CORNERS. family. reusing pus-i*-. from mind to were day hoarder*. Tim man was The young iufmil of Mr. and Mr*. Jas. .McCotter of Hochesler is froni nmtiili to mouth. out looking for a job. lhe engineer s Ehuer Dintaman is very ill id this folks sent for llm family lo "conic writing. ' irig some work on the farm. NORT1IE 1ST t'.ARLTt>N. CLARKSVILLE body, il seemed, m tllo-e days. In Wayne mid Herbert Pennington imagining inslmu-i-s. but sp • Mrs. lfi*rb Sh<‘lb*nhiirgcr rctunu.il Tim Clarksville Lodge EAST ASSYRIA. ally to get fed. At night when Mr. vligid wen* Sunday giiest.* of tlmir uncle the things I have know, from Anu Arbor Tuesday when* she OConhor camo home einpfy-handMi.<- Bernie*’ Ig*nno» lias a new Oscar Pennington and family. called- by lhe serious illness "f heart broken b.'cause they cannot canty rices at th- Congregational church was (glide-Nelson piano. IL H. Harvey fa wry Inw. Ili.» •unday mnmiiig at l0:3d. Tlte’ her mother, who had the misfor­ .Mrs. J. B. Moon aud son John children, Jnnms llaiwey mid wife. go to Hie outing they lint, it the hall .and tune Jo fall cimsing softening of the .earch and Ins ill-luck. Ihe..whilq •darted for Wayhtinl to make an ex­ Mr. and Mrs. Byrn Rawson, Mr. and bitblen.lo. having no shoes, liurch where Hey brahi, with pnrtinl pnialysf**. and drt*s»''« th-ir mother lias mantended visit. . aged, l»|il shoes must bn bouMjI’nl lo the family meal with him. night with her sister. Audra. al the Sunday guests of Lheir cumins. Mr. Elba Aekjey and family ride in a Imine of Jami's Fblluwa of iaike eiigim mid Mrs. Enn'sl Dingman. llm* n-w carriage. Tim fifth annual track meet fortOdi .Mrs. t'un—y. of .Marshall, was oyer . Mrs. George Harvey mid lillle (he high -(■Im,.I* <*f Ionia oiutily ,y Sunday guest al William Lennon's. dunghlecand Mrs. Gil Lintma and and presently -Very pair of child's will I..- held at Ionia FaituGrotinds nf |„.r friend. Miss Delilah SimAt the invitation to a barn raising little juii^peiil Tircsday with lheir shoes in it i* iniisleiTd. to see if It A Flic Weeks Emergency, will do; Thum nrighlmrs supply pilunlny. moms of Lake Tid. -ii,. from \Vedby F. B. Spaulding. Tuwulny after­ sister, Mrs. .Mina Utter. ic inlinile delicacy with wi (lie need, mid lhe whole—block Eumry Kime and Mi** Magdalena i nesday Until Friday. tjiein, t.rsend away Iwb little,ixiys noon. men. women am! children n sorely needed is sometimes th**y had taken-in in ffit* days vytien. ut AIL TRAP CORNERS. ----------- ----- ■ June 3. CamCharles Hickerson yas ff Grand spoiuird. The work was accmntilings went well with them. They Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siow uml tdislied before dark. Then Mr . .> I Hapids visitor Friday ami Salurdiiy shouts nf good-will, ill lecUire ntil(f |aH xv.,.k. , Rev. Moy Wong Spuulding passed nrmitid the cigar*, pre ........ ... I*, think that "Jim Ly|uni e than j the chiireh of tin*. Brethren. June i pair* cnirm from “ i atul th- men escorted Mr. Spaulding fur’s sister and family. Mr. ami Mrs. 2:;:..- | Mr< W. J. Wickham of Like mm" Had a ........ . of th- lln-r ‘ ...'‘iV m*ar •• lo the nth. He is n unlive of Chinn China ami and]| o,|.*swu. wns lhe guest of Imr daiigliand th- cgfpchler astride a pike f-ling-. In a certain BalaMa "''I '> Ihw l!i X . pole to. their places at th- -upper stn*.*l tcuenmnl of Um worst llwreI (||n< ,ulil ’wat(.|lrt|‘th,.ir tight wilnl hns iwen in lhe country five years. |vr, Mrs. Claud ThouiM from-FnHis subject will b<* Chrlsl/an -Mrs-:,1;,v Ull|j| Rumtoy. ■Ill good K*1*H| | syria I**, 111 spent '(.'-II. Sunday with Mr. and thrn>.-'Th-. man vvlm owned il table, which was loaded with worked tn the day: hi« n-iwhbor was n family m direst in * ] Mr*. Wm'. AllenliHg wa* taken a heal I swelling with pride. Tim' niofiary. 'things tn' cbt. Tin* new Ibulldliig'Udrs. "" .Ell Manning, man was n diunkafd. ... ............... ......._____ .... ...i Miss Ella Long, b fl Monday for i |a|1. Saturday niftld and Dr. C. meiil on! ,ur. Mr. ami and Mrs. Mrs. Ray Gould and] had "seen belter days.” Pleasant Ridge. j dansht-r Clara and Tho*. Gould none. Imr summers-, work in Petoskey.I Mclntyr** of Woodland w® ‘■■'11(ihve, .Miimuv amF Ameltu Eong will j,,,j, ,\l this writing Mrs. Allerdiug 'I’ll!* ball, ganrn Sunday b-lw—n ; .-pent Sunday at Tlios. hLguer s in 'For Such as I bid no Neighbors.* l"l|.,w hl.-r. mu'-l, Iwll.-r. ly >• t in under that roof. brought Hmm A. I.. Henke* mnl family spent, ------------------------- —. Just. w*-k visiting friend* and r**la- (.(ITTAGE GROVE—CLEAR LAKIL rap District. A play w.i» given Oral Olm-te.id and wife nnd For live* m llirslinus. Dowling. Bantleld Ralph, (he ii y-ar old son of jlr. n th- i*vi*mtig. Th« scholars pr»— knew iier had roiim lo arriu ••si-Bradley and family were ov. now. < tit-d llrnir tmuilmr. Mr. Howman. a night-nurse. Tim tenant. mid IfoiJI- Creek. » ] JUMj Mrs. Gii*. VanSyrkle, who.wns Sumtiy gue.'i s of I In. fonu-r- |*ar lhal hrlirlr <d food left over, ‘tinI. .1. H-.ol>w*>rlh. has moved into । ( ■ ,,(1 (11 ijatth* Cr—k some time ago ••xp’s ledly .«ei<fn,n or what i ' M ev IIikIwihi < liinim. L... „ .... _ _ .... cured-for. lillle -| Gj-at Britain in ■ UM>7 produced fear the recording angel waworking al. Jay Fawljof's, •.12i.ii7i.l7u gnlhms of appt” chI»t. Min has had 131.0'0 din .|i*pl iin- lhal. leimiimni with her tear: >W‘ had lo he taken hack for further., treatment. Dr. R. V. Gallagher is der Hint roof." could get I h> i-. i.-.i wi, Mr- 11 '1111111-'“y that •Mimes in llm name nf th-,-1"' "a turns, and th<* treating him. ’m <*i i o l • u । Saturday, the Cth, almut 2U base nurse for “sue Clarksville Chaidcr, (>. h. >. will I |ia]| faliS from Dowling and Johns. .... .l .......... .i..,../1 ii<> world iioiii'il out m alm* ran-i. bor.*." II was old Hs regular. im-hng Monday (own Incl at (|10 gr„V(. nn<j sp-nt lM,t *uck •‘‘Upper will b<* u„. ,jay hauling stope ami grading th.iu.-lv--: •k’••• a lialf-rhnincfari•*: th- world, mid-; »«rviit ir a bnlT ground. . • Fruiik’willilHiw ami frmiul of il us w<* ran. mid anyway we tlon I lodge Tuesday night and resulted i in lighting want*tn s— you come down." For ns follows: N. CL'f'.laud Evans; V. the hike Saturday night. mnl introdm-lioii. "I found n good - ’come down read “ask public re­ PUCK IO II.I* h. UlOlll-l Willi; • ’ ■ - - ■• •• An auto-loud of pooplo from hearted neighbor ready In sit up lief." They did not see it I Iu llgllllllg . f Arc keepsakes which money could brofh-r. I sum-tiim** ■ Hunk that; Bee. See v.J. \\ . \\ hil-; .lii-l |g*p- HiHsilnle and Battle Greek picnick­ woman got upon her feel. Sim had the rich, wh** for worry umf plan-!'',>. I *7.' .' •” <’rand ed ut ttm grove Sunday mid enjoyed , not buy from you, yet they can he had known imii' r ilny#,—had frmnd? tiing to guanl tlieic w-allh eaiiMIml A. (,. VS mclmsl-r; AllemaU', a ll*|i Wnimr-wilh a cijmpfire. ^“1 at so small acost to you. Rcunionsonly time only to draw .checks and md '•••’•] . Mr. arid Mrs. Fay Cl«*nmnce and and Much a U-mvneiil. t*> clasp th«* hand thnl >b reimfi**!' ,-l*‘>ksville play*d a fast game of Mr. mid Mrs. Win. Clenmnce nnd and come onct? a year, and a nice latjitc would be a dreary waste. ly ini the Ollier .-id-, ...,l IV Ihoirv, nn* mo-h I.. I-11 »• 1 lw*., futi'lay. with family Sundayml at the lake. Ihinkeslr ■thmi. circuit picture will record all present, ,.n.v.J" of llieaft,•uni.'.-h.-. i*. »>»" »'■•>’ «"* »**■'■; ■" .. .................. '■V"r Mr. and Mrs. Hob.Morgan nnd bills are sRiw coming in. and keep fresh in your memory those , Ezra Daniels of South Johnstown .-hall w- h*>|..* that they had lost j or el« limy.• ________ ■ _- ■ . ,, H.-b-kah* will eleidiori'of ** — 111 Imblan •■■■ *-1*1:1 1* >ii. oi were guiiitfe nf Um Webstore nl the In* but mocking the poverty1 of Imf wlit of her? . ' who may be called to the throne above ...... wrrin-t-1;ofllc<*rs Thursday night. . patient*. Yot sb- say*: “It would _Sl*i‘akllU' of Batavia 8lre«*l bring* I Smiday.* ' » • . Ill(•ll .Stlll.t.l. yjiS | ,,||a Church was home lAef- (trove before another year. Othor cnllers nl lhe lake Sunday never occur to rm* tn-supply foodJn ,..................... .. .■ __ ... ..r io my mum me-case 01 ••*•- _i*ii,i —....’ • :........ .,’hnm mid- Mi- I .vad-iK TBundny. —- ------ •.----won* Mr. and Mrs.Fleming of East I am prepare^ to take both large tenement, with three rear liou.-e*. Marlin of .\\ p.ii>iism are vi-it.ing; Hay Jackson nnd family urn! Bert Johnstown and Mr. and Mrs. Chns. i Imr downstairs‘or upstairs In see tn I th- numssary Isiwl uf soup* along ilium lii*' lot lhal cimllenged the j the latter's father and family for a .|,. iihml and wife atf-n.i.*d Hing- Mclnder of Dowling. F.d. Trelhrirk. . and small size*. ' ’J"** Bros, circus in 1-ansing, Tu«»- Dr. Lwhty, Ghris YmiDcvcrc urui B. with lhe nursing she couhl. give." rniislant atti-ulidn of the King's R-w week.*. I-a Your patronage is solicited. Work Ttiwc wen* eighty ohi V'J'-• numb-r niijoyud Cbd UiX+day*. — i.Then> js n<> virtue inherent in lhe -jiaughirr*. R. Blanton. j tenement that makes llm people families, in it. ■ as near as I . An.of Mr. Cook al Ih? school house Mr. mid Jli». Hay (tlasby nnd Mrs. guaranteed. Prices ri^ht. KALAMO. A drunken husband. rui-'Minday. . , Kidder tlshffll nt th- hike Sunday who dwell (here gmxl. Quite llm count. Mrs. fjira Curtis has been having: mid made n line ciRgh. r-vers**. Rather, perhaps, the ting his wif. ,* threat, brought urn] Mrs. Luke of YenuvnlviHe spcnl •niile , a tussle with blond tmison the iK.nl off lighting lhe evil that :* lirsl there, a- a reimrter. years ago. j >aturday_wilh imr ron rrank limn* ......i.,.i ;■ .. __ seemed MHiielMJW ju*t the seem* and wife., _ .... , , abroad brings util Hm pciuiary.vir­ II mr such Mil-Il a a li.i--.-ily. It i-,Mjy in Uns (U» slouKii'; uvu... Hiuel llalluiwny-hail the iiHsfnr-, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerry -Pollen of HOLTU LAbTLETON for In I tue* tlioi are covered so with ve­ AND MAPLE GROVE. an Ennli.1i family honesL d-- i tun” to sprain oife uf Imf ankh's Grand Hapids are visiting Mr. and neering' in other, walks of society. was cent iHMHd.. J™uesencn there, mm day last w-k [Mrs. Will Stiver this week.. Mr. and Mrs. J. B-uliam arj* en"Tinyh«utu*k*i'p'T iijade thu while Mis.dhrd Sweet died Thursday al l•'rlainlng Mr. and Mrs. C|ias. Ben­ •Ires* for me?' says a H.Ilb* one wlmn I caine to know about tlmoi.■ Quite a crowd*ojleuii’ij Ihb Sun* ham from imtroil. r.*deenm ( rnm whole foul spot. Tim i day school im nm al L. l-udir's Sal-j Imr home near Kttlnino after a brief prumtly; “hIp* likes tne." If any Mrs. McB-th and uianddaughler little boy get* hungry, his playmate wife was like i dozen charitable so-inrday. eiglily-Hve being- pre—nt.i illness. Her hust.and preceded-her spent Sunday’al Ora Elliston's of PHONE 262-R Over M«rritl'» Store takes him to a mother whit hanpens cielirb rolhiLintb oirn. nnd Um trim- I Ice cremn mid rake were served h— a f-w moijTh« ago. She leaves n Cuv's Ibii-iierx. • to be at home .and there, is always rnent. beefed atul Tout held-her.kv-;young,».,injnd inuny lelalives and UU) “ uvniciB. reverence > niinisteriug angel, etyhody enjoyed the day imd Hunk trtellds. Ih- funeral was held at 5 Mr. Denham, wife and guests ata piece of bread for him; If if be re'ereme as ., minis* mm an, ^e .enter-. Kal-um* Sunday, Rev. SchlUlCU »l- leu,d“‘J_lbv Btdeluinn reunion Sat­ lite-whole tnetra* al that family She was that irulj. img^^ With. .,tw»r. Mr. “nd f a । Relating. urday. • * ।meal, adding onions, there m al-[husband out al work, earning jusl.tamers. Reunion Pictures has. Harshberger Photographer �PAGE THIRTEEN THE HASTINGS BANNER. IVNE H. till. News of The Auto Worldp sin ioms HO IWIWCE When you buy the , Maxwell “25” IIOW THE CONCRETE HIGHWAY COMPARES WITH OTHER TYPES. CREIE ROAD III GOOD REPAIR Iu Flic Eastern States lhe Average Cost of Keeping Highways in Re­ pair is Found to be WO. A prominent resldenl of the Phil­ adelphia suburb known as (hr "Main Line" dialriel of lhe Pennsyl­ vania Railroad. han been consider­ ing the (pi ent ion of read mainte­ nance in connection with Ins annu­ al conirilHitions for this purpose ml the form of (oil charges exuded on many of the Main Line Ihbruughfares. Thfs suburb is occupied chietly by holders of large country seats, and lias always I cole- BASSETT GARAGE A. E. BASSHTT Proprietor / Nashville, I v, Mich. -- gititleiniin referred to <>»'•' a motor car. nnd has made nn mteresling estimate of the advantage* id good roads based on hi* annual loll charge*. What he has l<> -ay is as applicable to distinctly rural dislriels as l<> more thickly populnt.st localities. - for when, it comes lo road mninleminco the emnilry seal owner and lhe farmer are in Ihrsame' Imai. His slateinnit . is as follows: “My loll lulls on Ih- Lancasler Price, $1175 . mie exceed annually, t his does, not represent excessive use of a motor car. Now 1 have applied these figures to road niainiennnca in various sections of lhe country. In New York, taking the official re-1 j port, on road inaiutemmre. which I was ai.lHMI tier mile in HU.’, my siiii toll wouldn't go very far toward re­ pairing roads. Il would not keep a hundred yards of roadway in re­ pair. This Is the R. E. OLDS Famous Car used by thousands of auto drivers throughout the world. Offers greater values than any other car for the money. Buy a Rco the Fifth; Get a free demonstration. Phone 69-2l-2a Woodland. Mich. Henry UdlF JT Ragla Our of the World^ $25 WILL KEEP MILE OF CON- You have power, economy, and all lhe value $750 will buy in an automobile. HASTINGS, MICH. R. F. D. No. 7 in live important eastern slab's wai over n mile in I'.'IJ. My Ini Would keep in repair at lhal ral« a lillle in exceiw of |no yards o roadway. Hut when we compart I litiiiv- with ■•Hi. i.il icporl very country of Um globe nuilur rar could possibly my may !»• found in the >f darkest Africa, in Ihr of roadway in perfect order. ThinJr of accomplishing this wipi lhe toll charges of a single individ­ ual! It becomes raflmr significanl from lh«! econonijial viewpoint. Ait matters now stand, it would be nil Iler a dislmariening proposition for a turnpike ip my lo attempt tn keep two mile, nf ’.Main Line' roads in perfect repair with ilm loll charges from my car alone. T>> do mi would require lhe amount of my annual loll -charges mi more , (han forty cars.' inking New York ■ni. - •Tira. in Ceylon. on lhe I i. I'hiHppiims, ami in lhe 0 ■way fdacrs of I lie world. /few fiest ffome Will soon be ready for our entire business.. Wc have already moved a part of our stock into these splendid new quarters and before many weeks hope to be in entire possession. Jhe Cadillac JfeVer Copies-'-Always dreads! Is it any wonder the users of The Cadillac arc loud in their praise of that car arid that they are heard to say, time without number, "The next car I buy will be another Cadillac.*’ The reason is the durability and service they get from The Cadillac, with low up*kcep. It’s a pleasure to have The Cadillac, for you feel safe on a long run-—you know you cad make it with ease and you arc sure to finish the trip. It's /fetter to jfuy a Cadillac Jhan to (dish you JfacT Western Michigan Cadillac Co. OSCAR ECLEB1-RG, Proprietor populaliMi Unit must “pay the , roads. In the Ih'.-I "fz our ability, freight.” They are rising nnhly lo i which means at Iromelidou.1. cosi. (he llx'iigh, these norih- we. l onslanlly <-ii<-"iinlvr barrel cm neighbor.- of our-, mid Ihry-will highways bearim ' (hid FcllowV Banquet. •i i,.. b>',- of lb., lo. d (■-. |“»V' l.»lX-7.r.. . I,...mi, | ou TmJ iv Imre •il ramripil-eimiiker w'llTbe ll.-v % I tlreidv I i- Thru Mud and waler Again in llm1013 Glidden Tour lhe three KltlT cars en­ tered made lhe eiifire. trip trout .Minneapolis UMiladcr.Park .Moul.,-with no imcliadical trouble. I Hiring llm Unit TfW daynr this tour Hi' -" sturdy cars plowed ihhiti^h tile mud, and waler hub flei'p. Everybody on this trip-was putipisiu^U? about-lhe remarkable piTformance of llm KBIT I'litrie*. upon a certain road in Hie |-xi.-f thnt was impns.-ublc at-seti.*ons lie. cause of poor drainage conrrel«f hus. Grand Rapids, Mich. highway always free from mud ami dust, and ono lhal is irn,runveiiiriil DON’T ly. just as limy lisive iiu-rrtiM-d in lhe Mam Liii'-distrn-l. wherr farms that were worlh from •.•on (■> sKiiMl an acre -ome leu year* Ago are now worth from -M,f’*i In ^.imuimr acre. SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY SHOULD BE FELT BY MOTORISTS nn hour in tin wl'31 lenned perfepf Odd ; condition, we hav- the additional ho I'-wn-p of oilhh.. Ih..m. whirl., in The! ''"mieclmn willi lli- ir high crown, It i'them extleim ly slippery and d <lnngm<ms for l-n. horae-drawn ;d-!> lie here. ----------------------------BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. • 220*222 North Ionia Ave. to several miles of road—say, tifly ,iu(le.M. Willi cihuTxIu roads a tax By Education Ahiug The Line of of &S0 per rar per year on live, hundred ears would keep Ilfly mileMany who read tlx in perfect order. With macadam, concerned il. in the mailer of expend!* taking New York’s figures, il wouhi for highway building. It it require twenty thousand cars l>> must be keen the lifty?miles in order. In say nolhing of freipmni interruption of l|| road ci>ii»lrii<'tmn and mainfenanre traffic during" repair*. m; in ' ’ -“Rut aside froin'lhe economic ad­ vantages lo whirli I have referred. I mi [R. is a great sali-fio-lion lo have liernm. «• liming lhe past few years lhe KltlT has won many conlinvi. IImreugbly. llmreuulilv tested the nielile of this sturdy tests which liavo car. In eiidtiram-w rmis. lull i-l^oliiug feat*,-it has always iiei*n nnuuig lhe leader*, capfuriiur first anil s<;ruii>l nr cuin.petition with curs -of much higher liie Iftf) Glidden Tour the GRIT c< cm but one—penally—for milking* Ung* mi nt. adjustment caused by a lionvy wagon biftiklug into n-front In iviil through Ihr run willi no other adjustment liunclifre. Tien tin'i ll' ll llfls"s.lu'ic rar. Without liny adjii.->b:tg.,Lla2eiL the Ir.iil bark lo N< w York, aiding ns (I palhlifi'I'-r for fin* Anirrlruiii Automobile A*M>riat1<»n in laying out a jiew N'uliunal Highway from Jacksonville to-New York. Car for the Cmiaihi Hpcliik Mont y, Wins Endurance Runs w World's ho one 'Id'im g ‘ Be induced to purchase some oth­ er -make ■ of car when you want a “BUICK,” even though our entire 1914 production has been disposed of. YOU will be well paid in the long run by waiting until JULY for a 1915 Model Hastings Buick Co. Hastings, Mich Wise buyers Buy &arly Thirty-six Fords sold and delivered this season. Don’t wait, but buy at once. Stebbinsjfato Co. State Street Garage /fastings, Mich. Opposite Barry Hotel Phone me for a demonstration H. E. BENNETT Citizens Phone 98 - Middleville, Michigan Itxclusivc^agents for Kclly.-Springficld tires. A number of motorists in Barry county have used these tires for two years or more. They have a 5000-milc guarantee. ■ Wu also have thc»“Woodw«rd Ask aboufit. Saves lots of hard work and time. Oils, Gasoline and Automobile Accessories. Uncanny Wl&dom. gotn« men ace ro wiae thnt It MMnn R. D.'McNull nf Manton sponl llm latter, part.of hist Week- at Elistiu as though they must have been tx>rn at a much earlier ago than lhe rest SlronaM. z ■ViBilwrs nl Elisha Hlrong's Sunday were Sherman Strong and family. Ray, Hazel. Ed. Strong aud fauui? and Velma Eggirniaii. a 208-foot -lick planted-in frenlof: BANNER WANT AD\£ PAY. llic courlhvusc al Vancouver. 1 F.E. Budd and H. E. Black Proprietors from wblrJi-paiueuaun -.......... -........ g. ■- Upon approaelun; blind • turns and upon wishing l< pass a velui-Ir ahead wamiiin pnifttkioii tlial lhe warnings low tlldv.fnrrr; - ■ Bui Hie nriual miinasrmAul. uf (lie ciir is th'* most Important far-' lor in he considered mall iitleinpis Ii/ cut down the npmber «d. «cc1Jlrnl.% Spiwding, or anything ap, proacliiiig ii in emigrated places. iihkI slop, Drivers should always hold out a hand in warning before taking f corufr or stopping. They should never start up Irom The curb wilbcut. making sure that' nothing is approaching id the rear. Just Beyond Hla Reach. Tn .tlm inun who la~glwaya waltlns’ for Kotnrlhlng to .turn tip. »qcw»» la always Juat around tho temar of tha next Btrcet. • • lice liian'an ■><■<-,i-pmal i-<iiivirtto;i.' A conmilviMbTr numimr of a?.rid»*illh: are an iinnitab!.* consequence ofthis high spv:«l mp» and its median- i leal device*. bill umioubt^ily a wry large pnqmrtioh of cur accidents <-aii he stopped hy cdiiealiug Che. public along the lines of the “Safelyi Remember . our IVunt �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE 1!, 1911. PAGE FOURTEEN NORTH < \HI TON. A nninlier from, this way nit end­ ed the < iiinmenp-inent-vxMrcises. nt Uke Odessa. L. Hen- .last, week Monday evening tho brother.'who makes a linin' family and George Denn of Nnshville-nnd Mrs. 1.. Faul and son Karl Miss Kilpatrick. and she left Tuesday (heir home in Tonnes* man. June .'ini. a son and ter. Mr. and Mi-. Kuhlman wen both Nashville yiiung people, bu! I’liny MrOntte-r pa? Great Opportunity for People Who Like to Get the Most to Be Had- For Their Money. - time I'm away from this academy for j a few daya things go wrong." I Tho immediate cause’ of bls gnger v afternoon. . 1. r.iwl. i and (lard Mayo were Ib-nrii church, in Mapl" Gn;V.. Snlutday । f.-vv «[• morning, al ten o'clock mid inter-।\S» bb ol H.^l,vvlll,. incut in the Wilcox •'em. Imv. I Mr mid Mi-. Dmi WILL HAVE VISITING Mis* Lida Stuckey nnd Mr-. Grat- '^'1'^ p.'b r s'm k.w : «on- Klurkee. acceuj^iiiie'l .. Mmt- of Bl.-inv’dl. NURSE IN BARRY COUNTY ninth' r. Mi*, .nary lowiwim. ••• BulterwiTlh Ho-|‘ital "> Gi-nn.Ji' Mndr .'if «?I'm>'l'”Ll...l- Aiitl.Tubrrrj.l^h RnpiiD. Ia*l w.-. k Tm-«lay an.) re­ turned W.-dm-«day ev.-nliur. At » 1,1 last reports Mrs. T«n MiTling Friday. getting along ns well Anil‘pi-cinl inceiiug of expected. . .- ——-­ • ............... Vernon Dailey of D> and family nlionnL Hank guest nt C. R. Quick s Jmin Mill- fnM w,„ k. ; lor day till 'Ihursday. p. j-, powers of Napa City. Cali- h, V(,n advi-al'ilHy’ ■ Alios-Kara Fianck lias reuirii','i f|irnja. [< vi*itinir nl D. F. Munroe'-.I |ainjln ; nf n visiting Imine from We*t \ugima wlr-rel Waller Spnnchorg lias reni.-di for one month. sflo taught Ih'- pas^ year. iMr<. Si-olhorn’s house mi Washing-i,|-We|vi ■•oiinli* fteii Cross Seals I ..-:vh-e "f -ii'ch is gaining slowly. lasting- had a nurse Mrs. H. E. Feigliner "f Hasjing«. il oilier towris . _vpulcd hix.Aiui.J.—W..E’-jnluiel' J'P'L wlutute >. luiul*. . of uf IbeJ J lie. 'family tin- latter part of la-t wr-M rd. Barry County , ' county. Naud over Sunday. Mrs-. Inez llitehie i« having n m-fr i fortunate "lies in winning the prize. roof pul on her house al tin* rorn: Tin- Anli-Tuhen-ulosis Board of «-r of Sherman nnd Middle Stn-els. NORTH NISID II.I.E. j Direi-toi-s.Voted t" use the monejr| nt Charlotte on ulnrh they have on hand from the; . ... . seal -ate tn secure III'- servires "f. last week. table in bla office. He inspected each article 'carefully, and then* tossed It wrathful in some corner of the room, until tho room took on tbo appearance of a windatruck clothing shop. Fin­ ally he coaid contain himself no loug- “»«• .«■'■ "• Grasping one of the objects of his raRC ln " kingcrly fashion between thumb and finger, bo held It up scornfully to the gaze of his assistant when tho latter appeared In response to tho call. With exaggerated patience ho unRVM. asked: "Jim. JIIQ. what •» UBL 111 In tho IUU name Uli of1 wonder do you call this thing?" Jim ji m glanced at It-He it. He also notea noted tne the purple face of his employer and the devastation about him. but be answer-! ed in a matter of fact way: "Why.Mr- Leonard, that's ono of the newj Hdlng outfits that Cuttum & Quick! sent over white you were gone." "Truly,? responded Leonard. wlth| elaborats etahorats aarraam.. sartasin. "I1 _?uppofe suppose 1'111 nil have to believe you. but I thought III Scther. Anyhow, take them all back that tailor shop and tell those feli0WB to pOt moro material Into them, or pup^ny fmprorement at nU thBt faatidiou, If they don’t they can keep the lot." "They won't do anything to tho Quick. I.yt, Thursday, .-k was Itia-iuin-li ;Y« lhe schools nn- now things now ” declared Jim. "I paid for 'linkingI closing. it was thought best to tn- I them with tho check you left." ‘Paid for them! You're mighty laver. Mrs. Helm Hii—n. .-u>i,-. Ish with other people’s money, aren't F. A. Wertz and family 'pent Sat- |Ml f such a visiting nurse | you?" urday afb'nmon and Sunday ai r . 'pecial training, as it j "Well,” answered Jim. sulkily, "tho ... -el......1.1*1.. i the following extract raaD said they were according to con­ Miss Mutllt -of Yp-ilniili. wai’ received from Ih** I tract." gu.-st at R. C. Townsend's «» d-Wolring 1* improving lie I he Slab- A-mh-i.iI ion • "Oh! he did! And you believed him. ..Sunday; * .-ntion »'”! H- liei or, nkc B good UuIp well, he's sly. ing a.line stone porch. ' -i (-it demand for via- IJut Uko Ureln back and teH tho,e UU* Huy Franck of Kalamazoo, who m Michigan the late-1 °™ to Bx tha® 'h:»- been spending tin- week with i'l.d.p .l.-vT-lopment being for a nur■»'“ followed Instructions, hut resons Were at Hattie Creek Friday' •• Sat-Iran go from county- io rnuntv turned in duo time with tho massage evening. i spending a few w.-ek's or month’*! that tho taBora said tha garments Mrs. Chester Hoffman and dnugh- j nrl"tte in one county doing educational | had been made according to contract. ,.... -r-l.<..nlli IIn. i.f. -it-i. x I .work. Tin- work .varies in diff'-r-j and that tho alterations would have to iting relaliv. Then for a week Jim carefully avoida guest of Ml ......... ....................... G,-«irx'-.; • cd the riding master. A cloud of dis-1 (lot- went lo LniHing. Saturday, v;-; .-uni couniy; jatisfactlon rested continually on the; -7 i.”"i i‘ 11 turning MHttduy in the formers; .. latter’s face. When looking at tho ’tJ"* , "..i /Mi-’.inv la«i week u •aniiimol'ite. They were guv-is of grange.- and all other organizations J * 'ft--Spen.-erand Mr-. Wai- wliirli she ,-an get a hear1 li'ir,?aiM'.1..‘nf H-itil.. Creek i-' ter Freeman. ink. giving general informal ion on to mutter: "Oh. I ll get even yet—I've I rL 'Guv Baker arcidentally shot i.uldic health mif-d ions with special At last one day Leonard came up ’ kills must he constantly'on Hie alert tn behind Jim and. clapping him Jovially delect 1-nses of tulien-ulosis mid lo- on the shoulder, exclaimed:. "Welt, I «b>d lakiiu As the season advances we find that we . have a larger slock of room size rugs than we should have at this time of tlyp-ear. In order to r«iuce the stock and make room for our July samples, we are making prices that will move them at once. The stock consists of many beau­ tiful patterns in .Floral and Oriental effects in Wilton VelyetS. Axminsters and Brussels. Remember that all prices quoted arc genuine reductions and will not be in effect after the time limit of this'sale, which is only n few days. A very good 9x12 Axminstcr Rug in either floral or Oriental patterns at • ■ ' Good heavy Velvet 9x12 Rug in fine Pattern at $16.00. Was $20.00, A good grade of Tapestry Brussels (not the cheap kind)*size 9x12 at $10.50. Was $14.50. $19.75. Was $25.00. We are also making very Jow prices on the larger size rugs, of which we have a good stock. Miller & Harris Furniture Go The Sample Furniture People is A. E. Kidder was ao much Monday tl«t they let the BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. of the total value of nearh half a million dollars have been placed. BANNER WANT ADVS. FAY. . Girls” Who Attended School in this Building Before 1858 to Hold Reunion on June 16. 0101010102000100010103041006100511010609040705020002020 here. Mr. and Mrs. J._ E. Pratt. Miss Ih*-s Burr. Mr. and Mrs. Will Rey- taken to Olio Schultz's dtvclbr was »uminmu‘il ' Uns disviL'-. Siu- must sight of . Jim's face he laughed and ■to reci'timVnd measures said: “Oh. not with you. That la. not e most needed in each ycL" "What do I know about riding I method nf starling this clothes?" growled Jim in extenuation. In short, she must be able "I'm no tailor.” Fas'. Misses Marjrtiret and ll<-leni ••You’ll learn.” Leonard rested ono <i the Pratt, Lois Reynolds nnd RoIm-H night. Jtim them toot comfortably on the mounting Townsend to Lansing.•Saturday to (and which practically every com- block and tapped bls boot with his •niunily rofti*<s .to recognize until riding crop. "There's more to a school Orville sfnl-king They returned Miyiduy morning. like than Just horses. Now. Ill tell you how I got even with Cuttum tz Friday in several different plai FREEPORT. • Because of the brief time slut hni Quick. nnd the only accident we ha •'Last night Mrs. Leonard and I Mi*f» Mabel King and girl friend of’ ter this. work, the nurse must be an Ha-liu--- spent Saturday with the. exceptional vvoman with an ahund- went to that tailor ahop. ostensibly to lb- jras n ell being lonnei - pari-nls ' ’ an<->- of enthusiasm, unselfishness order a riding habit. Cuttum wan out, Baker came Carl liukerl mid B.-rnie l.ighl foot jau'l ■te’iiul't*he mu-t haven but his partner officiated tn full glory. in "the tree took him for sonic kind who'har>l visiting relative., in i>le.a*mK personality, mii-lbe a good Ho just spread himself showing pat­ of a nest and shot, the ball ciitering Ohio returned to the village the mixer tirtd not afraid to work. >he terns and materials" • must have had a good training, ano lii« thigh and ran down his leg just lli-l. of tin- we.-k. “ 'But, madam.' he said, ‘we make Eil. Ilabhill was in Lan-ing one ' must have good health nnd »-n-| iHider the skin add was easily reriding habits for tho best society people.^ Miss Dash has Just ordered her Mi-s Gyssie Harnliard ifrom lhe hut serious third.sulf from us and Mrs. Blank Is friend* in While Cloud. same. . . having us make habits for herself and nrnney mused by llu Mrs. J. I. Baker -pent la-1 week her daughter. Just recently.’ here he with In-r daughter, Mr-. E. Hig­ puffed himself up proudly, wo filled a Gni'nd Hipids. Friday. bee nnd family in Grand llnpi'b. COATS GROVE large order for the Leonard Riding i.-;« tv*.' ..r ii.._iI....*visited rela ­ -Mrs. W. II. Rcym-I't-. i- pin-kingF.'l. Wait "f Hading? ind Mr*. -■ G. A^-Rku-k -of Dicing- Q-iends lo -Grand Rapid? •hrtek. Those awful things?' she peel*? • ’ mam Jielsey. who has cried. 'Why, the academy doesn't in Grand Rapids. few weeks visil- rent them to lt« patrons, nor docs It. Tho coiniiu-nccm in South Dakota, even let us beginners go out of doors our high srliool Imis at hi'iiic again. tn them when we're having Instruc­ b-ry wa? tion.' She jumped up and said to me: ihr Evatf-j. -A uimhJ nuiiib*-r atl«*n>|ed the a new automobile. 'Come, let's go somewhere else. Any Mr and Mrs. A. K. Richardson annual re- Mrnuuial nddr-'-s in the I. O. O. F. and Mildred Coats attended Con­ tailor that would make such things as cenlion given by the Juniors vvathose dreadful misfits at Leonard's'— ference m Dutton over Sunday. lleid at Ih-- opera Ih>um- Tuesday | Cards are out announcing the ■ho shuddered—'isn't good enough.' evening. Thursday e.v-ning the1 "At the door I turned and said, sym­ wedding of Miss Artie Fuller. ennuni.-ticcni'-nl exeirisys will I,pathetically: I think. Mr. Quick, you'd given ami Friday evening will inPaul Palmer, our new post master. daueblvi belter not tell any one else that you the Alumni Igityqurl. There-are morr of made those things- Evidently, they're Hfteen ly gradual'- thi- year, four boys and eleven girls, iianu-ly.-Lillie •ning, June M. Bruinni. Harry J. i;i"-i-i-inan. "His face at that moment wore on Igiura E. Chee-vniati. Wihla A. GoFexpression that more than pays for Mr. and Mrs. William Smith went those skirts. So I got even, Mrs. Leon­ Ihy, M. Martha Kyser. Aura E. Mun­ illirday to Kalamazoo to make a roe, Edna .1. May. Glenn W. N.--mrt -visit with . relatives and ard helping." inan. Ray E. Nobaii. Haz.-H.- M. Olm­ C. Groll astead. Mildred G. Piirrlii-s,.Arthur ner naiignier .m*. .Mean ,u ,<,rami i ,,....... , , ,, ,, , , »■>.! I,.T ll-v. Mr. Wr» W.llarU ltaMo«i-lo.»k D. I’eniux-k,. Z. Gwehdfilin Stnilli. Ffsh are so plentiful in Alaskan wa­ “'"kHr*-. Mildn-d S. Schilling ami Mary E. W...ll.no, . ......... I. .I th- (nt,..rat ..r I tKirl" ATI... W<<Ii>> mI;i\. j <■> ruill'iii. Iasi Sunday? iu lhe ters that they almost Jump aLyou. The Walker. fishing grounds extend for oker 2,000 Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Putnam ami Mr.. E. ’Ju.-k~.n. Ml-, irrhlel »“["• „ .... miles along the coast and up all tho ........... S- I'r—I *> Mr. and Mrs. I . M. Quick were ;>i Sllnehr.imh. Mr-. J.—■ >..rA' ...... .Mr* A. 11. K... nil.-nd.-.l It,.- .......... ... , 'll ar.- InvUM I., atlrml II..- I.h.l- rivers (one of which is at least 2,000 Charlotte, Funday. (dreii- Day exercises next Suildny miles long}, and all over tho adjacent Arthpr Burr of Grand Rapids vis­ l-ed'-rnfion of ' Worn.-n s CJtihs L '! '• *■’ •«-« s ited bis sisters, Mrs. te FL Pratt'and- <i™u'lX..« syns. A conservative estimate of the Miss Be--< Butjr, Monday. Mr. anil Mr*. I r.-.l Gr.-n n.,.1 g.il- ’l!">' -'iVMle Ih.- ..Serliur on lhal fish taken from Alaskan waters, not lore.nir and Born.. counting that used for native food and Mr. slid .Mrs. If. Zurthuill nnd .Iren -I .. ........ . . ..........I h-. ......... .I.J'.1?' Missions. Those giving SI wiil.be for dog food, places the total valua­ daughter. -Miss Gi-cile and G.-orge presented willi nn India coin, sonieDeane were nl Freeport' Sunday tion at T1S5.000.000 since we bought vkiUOC'the tenner’s ninther. Wil&er.-H i-i eidei(ahnng liei-i ■*,hilk.terH«T uiwl diffeTHil from the : Alaska for (7.200.000. In one year ten ■ hi- ' vvliii h wi-ie'won by a number Miss Pauline Kunz spent Snmlay last year. Please bring Bibles next! fishing vessels alone pulled in 7,708.­ nnd Monday with relatives in Qvvos- returned -from 000 pounds of the choicest kind of fish. It the ordinary American were Mrs. Eunice Mead sjn-nl la^t week hcaiiis and children. They will re-1 asked to guess how many people are with her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Wil­ main for some lime visiting relacox. al Hastings. “Before I consent to your engage­ permanently engaged tn the fishing Jivs-M nnd friends. Dr. ami Mrs. S. M. Fowler of Haf­ .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guy visited ment with my daughter. I must- ba business In Alaska, the answer would her mother, Mrs. Bishop near the auro that you are a good business probably be-about 200. As a matter jii-rc over Sunday. Ceiunly Line Sunday. man. Supposing now, a long and bard of fact there are 18,000 men pulling The regular monlhly busines.frost were to coma on and you had ■ up salmon, halibut and herring and and .-‘cial nie.-ting of Hu- V. 1‘. A. warehouse full of manufactured tea, was enlertaine‘1 Monday evening-al houses. That number of men can lhe home i>t Mrs. B. J. Reynolds. her of Ford cars around here this what would you do with It?”—File- make a big bote Id anybody's fish —Barn.—Ul Mr,—aud_Ali.a.. .IjueiL, gende Blatter. pond; if the looting by tho fishermen Maurer a dangltler, June 71h. Mi.— were driven into town. Cling, Town'.goes on indefinitely, there wlU ba noth­ Clara Maurer of Baffle Creek, a sis­ England is ahead of the Untied ter of .Mr. Muurcr wim is a train<-<| States inlhe development of lhe au­ uur*e, is caring for ntoil^cj- a ml Mrs. Randolph te quite sick nl tomatic tidepliiiiie si-rvii-e, ami i-on- Leslie's, Iracta for automatic exchanges present,.with heart trouble. Michigan Hastings Second School House. Hastings, will Built in 1852; Burned in 1872 Obituary. I—Jire-ph. J. Asiialli-r, hold lheir annual program has enjoyable lime. Owing to deaths| in marring' r. Alv.Viircvorld and alelalto rate Tri-I.w: npkin Throughout hi» prolonged; hi* IuVikI iinr* w111■ 111.. 1 The officers of lhe "rgani/alioti medical skill, did all re Mrs. Geneva Hayes, presidenl: I they could to nlleviate his suffering. lire I lint Mary' Ge<-f, (7rrr;-s|ion-|iiig serrelary. During tin- year preroding las! relatives who are left tn mourn are I years gallu-nng. seveii Tnehffii-rs hi< r’mpanimi and -on. his Gitin r died. During the l.i.-l year, only mnl ni"lliei-. a brother Danicf, a ki—1 mu- nwiijber— Mrs. liannali Harlow and the following half broth - Edgar Geneva Hays. gelmont Steel Caskets . Stronger and more durable than wood, —e x a ni i n c its strong, impregnable construction for proof of durability. Made in several de­ signs. Cost Jfo More Jhan lOood Caskets Wc Invite Your Inspec­ tion/ FCHNIHIiKU OXLY BY 4. B- t^umseif Funeral Director Phon. SS I. freeport. Mich. Markham , eligible to muni" ir IH5H. All are alter home interun-ht Obituary. .ORMSBE— Mary E. Willison was Granflc Program. Program for Carlton Grange i. 1852. ai’< d'-p.irteil fnnn riis lite June 3. 1911; ngi-il 62 yar-, 5 Kong—“Slay On’ Tim Fann" by innnlhs, at her Immi- in Dowling, Grange. wlu-re she resided 39 yuar*. Sjje was unih-d in marriage fo William er Available to Fanners in This preceded her tn, lhe land of rest Vicinity-.’ W.hal. Arc its Difficultiesand F^xpcnst-s?” Discussion led by • If we wen* to teR you of nil lhe Christian and a iin-iidi.-r of tin- >(. Geo. Hatch. E. church and put iinplifi!_Laith in lleciialion—“IjihI Capital" Grant abuse Chl-Namrl Varnfedi will stand and <-al|.-<: mi Him fur <iippml in without bcliifl mined, we wouldn't her Inst mometjis. Iler tinnl suf?- What Cost is a man on a Small terIngs were brief though she lias .Farm Warranted in Putting* in expect you lo believe us. Bui we're been suffriing with' In-art IronbK* Thom?" by Y. V. Wirkburn,-How­ here lo show you,- any day in lhe the past year. She was n loving ard Wortley. malhcr,. kind. Jieighbar. aud .true, ,.. Jnstniiiifnl.'il Solo^Bjirnicc. week, that hard knocks cannot friend- She leaves to mourn their Hatchi Joss four brothers,“Marion J. Willi­ "Farm Mechanics Taught nl our make while spots on Chi-Nmnel or son, of Bellevue; Merlon W.. of Agricultural College."—Carl Knickcause il lo flake off. Pennlleld; Albert IU and W. T„ of South Assyria; two children., one Rwitation—Goldie Walters. .son. Elw'in Onnslir and one daugh­ "What Utensils nnd Mechanical ter, Mrs. Esther Freeman of Dowl­ Help Does a Woman on a Small ing; four grand children, a gfl-al Farm Need and What .Cnsl is She many other relatives and a host of Warranted in Expending For friends to mourn her loss. The Them?" Iiy J. V. Wickham, ifnwfuneral was held Saturday, June Quality Hardware tilh at the M. E.: church, R-v. T. H. Instrumental music—Mr. hnd Mrs. Leainon, a former pastor, officiated. Edward Lawrencl*. The remains were laid to rest in Song—"ijpncort Exercises" page the Dowling.Cemetery. Card of Tlinnks—I wish (if thank 162 Grange Melodies. . liml--. ye- gmn-. bin nn! forgotten. Roll rallT-mpOndcd to by each Ute neighbor#-and friends for their member reading or reciting a c.om- kindness -and assistance to me dur­ Though we miss her loving |>resi ic anecdote, ing lhe Hines* nnd since tlw ddalh euce, . Augusta Brisbin, Lecturer. .Our Heavenly Father.. lauiwcth of my huaband. BANNER WAN*tf ADVS. PAY■ best. t Mrs. H. Coboon.—Adv. E. A. Burton �— Sovtbwttttni Bury DR. PIERCE'S Golden Medical Discovery j and has aojoyod a Urge Okie for all Pnm yrere k> erair drag etase ta tha Q ----- -•----------------------- u •V Ptam'l lavalUa* Hnl.l H.iff.L. WV — Summer Clean Up Sale of Ladies’ Shoos, Oxfords and Pumps Wc have odds and ends of several lines of shoes which must be closed out. We will put these SHOES on Salo for Ten Days, Commencing Saturday, June 13, at \ $2 per Pair for lite whole ten days. Values up to $3.00. For SATURDAY ONLY wc will give with each pair shoes purchased one pair Hose FREE. Wm. Renkes & Son of Dowling PROFFESSIONAL CARDS PHYSICIANS A. & C. H. BAKU UK, i Physicians and Surgeons, Calls in city or country, responded,to with promptness, day or night. H K. WILLISON, D. D. S.. Hastings, Mich. F■ JOHN M. COULD HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SMILE AMI LOOK PLEASANT you are in need of We will do Plumbing our Iwst to please you Order Our Drays ni>-inli<ir. loo, if our M*rvich<« and price’s do not meet with your views ■ When you have any moving to be done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. ogy.- Whether you buy or not we PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. giving us the opportunity of pre­ senting the merits of our business. F. A. BROWN & CO. Hast of yostoffice Phone 126 Safety First Tbls'holda hue in you: electric wiring. That's one reason your electric work, know it is dime right and that your buildings are aafe if I'do CEO. VAN TIFFLIN • electrician. • Hastings HOLMES CIIL'RCIL . ...... L A., 8. will be fiilerliiined [by Mrs. L. A. McIntyre Wednesday. iJtiite n.^or supper. The gentlemen ate cordially invited. [■ Edd. Parjnalee wont to Evart Thursday to spend a week with liH son Fred and family and enjoy lhe I Iroul fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodward [of Bond Hill. Ohio, were callers ut Geo. S. Fuller's'Monday. W. S. BirriiiiniV |ieo|ile eiilerlalned ^company from Lansing Hits John McLeod and wife visited at Robert McLeod's in Luke Odessa Sunday. spending the week-wilirher graiuiparenls, Mr. and Mrs. L, Townsend. week-end visitors at Flank Oversmilh’s. , Frank Webster of Assyria visited I.. II.:.. .1. I . . r ...... -......... ,,iiu Mary and Ella Woutl spent Sunday with Fred Andrus ami family near Hastings. . Henry Raffia mid wife were al Haith* Crock 'Friday and Saturday. I.. lowiiM'iid nnd wife spent Sun­ day at L. IkM'ker'sin NoHh Carlton. You May ' Talk to One . Man But an advertisement .in this paper talk* to the whole community. Catch the Idea f Mr. and Mrs. II, Orr will go lo Big lltipids on Tuesday «f this week lo visit friends, returning Saturday. Miss Grace Bolycii spent Wednes­ day und Thursday with her sister. Miii. Delja Gorham. Miss Donis Jones and Mrs. Lewis of Lake City visited at Duncan Mc­ Bain's in Hastings three days of last The Aid Society will have an ice cream-social at home .»f Mr. and Mrs. NeaL Tuesday June lo. AM cMBe. - - ' '-* LloyM Hogle of Cuba, spent part rd the wwk *1 of .Mr. and Mro. L. t. Mudge. . Mit. Grace Hyde is entertaining her aunt Mrs. Bahl of -Ann Arbor. A dnugiitar name lo brighten the home of Mr. vid Mnt Barren, born Wedncsdny June 3, Mr. MctncTtand otTMiio. h spend­ ing the summer with his M)n and wife, Mr. aud Mrs. David .McCh:land of this place. . Mrs. Mary Lewis of Baflle Crctt il visit 1 ng her daughter. Mrs. Emma Whitlock. Mrs. Lahr and non Roy went Saturday to Detroit. Mrs. Lahr will apeud a few days. Roy will ------- ■--------- ■ ——kg. Mrs. Bertha Opri pie and children of Hallbi Creek ai,. .. farmer's iMtrvnls, Mr. had Mrs. Win. Hyde. . Mrs. Jenmo. WhiUovk and son. William, spent Sunday lhe pu«*ats Af their cousfi)*. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rees.* <rf Maple Grove. The Aid Society niel ,it lhe church Friday and de. h-.| nlvlr <,f. fleers for the year: President, Mrs. Neal; vice.prvs. Mi>. Nora Fossett; secMrs. M< r.lelland; treasurer, Mrs. Grace Hyd-. Children's Day exm-i-,-. at the chuiTh Sunday al 10 ••'«'li».-X. Mir. and Mi’s. David McClelland and daughters spent Suiordny and Sunday In Woo<tbnry. th*- ciu-Ms of lheir sister und family, Mr. and Mrs. James. WHEN ALL SIGNS FAIL PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING . By CARRIE CLARKE. If you have any work in the above lines I shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic . Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. pcrstiUoua, and bad every omen of good or bad luck aytemalically cata- the Inside pocket of her jacket; on herright band was worn a moonstone ring; the god Billiken grinned hU ap­ proval of her devout worship at the shrlno Of luck from his throne on her dressing tabla. Sho was dressing to receive Hilly Pax­ ton. who came twice a week to ' bring a box of candy-and pay his respects to mother,** as Hclonc would tell you should you display curlollty enough DELTON, CHAS. DENEAU, . ' MICHIGAN. First Saturday In June us. The last hairpin waa Anally placed in position. *nd Hokno raised tho comb lo arrango a few ndractory tresaea, when it fell from her band <0 the floor. "A dlaappolnlment," she aald almost tearfully, and. going to tbo door, called: "Bcttyl Betty, come here. I want you!" "Her younger sister appeared "Please, dear pick up that comb for Good day to start ordering your groceries from Wc have all fresh fruita and vegetables. Extra large and fancy bulk Olivet, per quart . .............. _40c Pranvt Butter. |>er jar. ________ ________ IO, 15, 25 and 30c Olive Salad. |xr jar................. ... . . ........ . . . 15c Salad 1 Hearing, per liottle. __ _____ ... . 10 and 25c Chow Chow, per large bottle------- . . ____ 40c Evaporated Cranberries extra tancy, jx-r iwckage .10c Pimentos, per can ................................... .... .. 15and2f»e Appetizing Dill Pickles, per jar ... ___ 10c Impottcd Orange Marmalade, per jar.................... 25o CLOVERDALE. Hetty did aa she was bld. grumbling .Mias Myrtle Smith of Prairieville, Mr. and Mrs. John the »hlJe.^J.Y9u *nd >our old sjtperDelton, II. G. Brown of Richland. stltlons! I thought by your tragic Mrs. Clarence Doolittle of Knlnni- of Hickory Corners. voice something dreadful had hap­ arrai, and Mr. and Mrs. Sperrrt of Herl McCallum loft Sunday fur a pened, or I never would have come." Chicago attended church al Milo few days at Choiioygaii Then she left the room with this part­ Sunday. Sunday school attendance. Levant Mclntyru uf Hastings ing shot of sarcasm: "Ue careful to­ spent Sunday with <lit» bndlu-r «>f night, Helene, dear, for It is now Mru. Della Gorham spent Friday this place. moon. Look at It over your right sboul- =-------- :--------- =-------------------- —----------------------------- 1 with Mrs. Fred Fisher of OrangeYuri McLeod Rpcnt Sun-luy nnd Monday with friends in K:i!amaz<<«>. busy to remember correctly all the ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« Ttie Ladies' Borne.Club met witli Mrs. Lena Butler <>f Kalamazoo unfailing signs. HI not see you sny Mrs. Kellogg Flower Tliursday. spent Sundiiy wilh Mr. ami-Mrs." J. more this evening, so pleasant dreams. The lime was spent in Ireland on o. Chamberlain. I a tn going to read. ” their trip around Hie wot Id. Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Ibtllnn are Mrs. Sinilh ami sons t.f Delton, entertaining four of then- n>-ph<*ws Helene-donned her frock and looked Mrs. Dr. Hyde of Prairieville mid of Manchester. critically al her reflection, and knew Miw. J. Bramlstelter of Milo motor­ that sho w^s looking belter than usual. •iinitur ed h> Middleville Sunday to visit Blue always was becoming, and Hilly friends. ‘ Rom Burdick nt Hickory Comers. admired thia more than any of her Invitation are out for the wed­ other gowna. Helene wonder&l if ho Church Moirs.. ding of Miss Frances Flower mid cared very deeply for her. It would Mr. Harry Kennedy al the home nf Then' wilj Jm; niea.-iiing next the brides parents nt Milo June 2D Sumlay morning nt jn-im ,\. M„ nnd be such a satisfaction to know, for 'preNching nt shnttz. in lite exen- during the throe years of their friend­ and the way to save it is by* buying your goods of ship Billy had never once become sen­ Mrs. Barnaby gave n miscellane­ timental enough to declare his devo­ a W. L. Hogue, because wc have the most up to ous slwwrr Frulay evening al lier Then* will be Suml.p home In Hastings fnr Mi«s Flower. tion, but'week after week maintained Mrs. Din 1 tie Ray mid lillle Paul Friend of Sinners. that comfortable, intimate, heart-stony date well selected, fresh’stock’of’staple and fancy 4. went to Kalamazoo to church Sun- 10:1-10. Topic, Si | affection which la very gratifying, but 4 Groceries in the city. Provisions, Teas and 4 — .. ...................... . ... .1 which no girl of normal discrimination I'uph'—‘ lluw Employ-I could mistake for love. Helene had 4 Coffees and etc., in fact every thing you need in 4 northeast aAnitv. idoyces^ ^J1"11,14 Work । reached a stage where Billy puxxled 4 the family. 4 >11. 32f2-.’.»: rd. 'her. and she wanted to know what day evening is “How Employ/*rs and The. Hope • Town-hip ■',md:iy j thoughts, concerning herself, lurked 4 Fruits of all kinds, fresh from the vines. We ♦ Employee* Should Work Together," school convention will f« ... tii'ld al j behind bls gray eyes and placid coun“- ... j^.ader, Joseph Shullz Friday and Satunlav, l-' u,l‘‘ tenanco. In the midst of these reflec- 4 can compete with any mail-order house in die ♦ CmnpbeU. 19 and 20. tlons tho doorbell rang, and sho de<♦ ♦ country taking quality into consideration. [ sccnded as tbo maid ushered Billy Paxchurch Thursday, June IN. (kune in BANFlElD. । ton to tho drawing room. Helene the fhreprgjn and stay nil day an<1 Cash for Butter and Eggs —--- ....... - ... -to Hal- found him ensconced in his evstomery help cfeiin'thf Thltrrli. Piouic din­ tin Lreok Raturdtt) spumliug a few armchair, but he'arcwo to greH her aa ner. Everyone invited: I • I she entered. After the usual pleasant­ The W. C. T. U. al Mnl Artic days In (he city. 4 * I will not be undersold by any body _ 4 , „:V1.U"' 1’l"!k ’'r1' rles Had been exchanged, he said: "Do tended. Il wns voted lo have ifferi«"'»4 for ••«'k. Helene’ Hiili’Iuiil'' Th0 nlght |ti K|or)oug ns on)). tt Junp ings twice a month. The next meet­ * kh1, **.no; Lklt«*_ f’l an tmlelliiile ing will lie with Mrs. Henry Smith. rose-scented night can.be. I want you Friday afternoon, June IWlli. Ev­ Stcvuns. Mr. and-Mrs. H i! Quick of .Milo to come unproteslingly to wherever I eryone come. Charles Lwfitffii^Fk have torn were guests of-W m. Lyon. Saturday care to lead you. Do you consent?'* "Is this lo be an adventure that you away lheir kitehen and are having ami Sunday, also c. A. iUissell. Geo. Tuitgab- has purvlin-uMl a speak so gravely, sir knight? If so, a new addition built. .'Ire. Ida Arnold has been spend­ One young horse, a Norman Per- 1 trust myself entirely to your pro­ chrron. He is a big fejldw, weigh- tection and wo will start Immediately." ing a ftw days nt Kalamazoo. John Burchell nnd family Dos­ I i(K)a |M>umlx. And they suited the words to action. ter s|»enL Sunday with Mrs. IxicreWhen she reached tho open Heleno amt little datiulilcr are kuoIs id scanned the heavens for the moon, and Mrs. May Sides 1., still with her her work nt the store after spend­ u black cat ran across tho path and an sister in law. Mr-. Emma Kipp of ing three weeks at home. Mrs. Si ilea is not owl booted mournfully in the sycamore We are glad to report that Mrs. F.nsl Bedford. Is not a large place, but there are many advantages Creepy sensation danced an welL-ns her fri-mlg winli, [I tree. ------ —A queer ------ ------—— ——— — Nobles' health is better. Fred Bristol and wif<Y sprnl Sun- »»P «nd down Helene's- spinal vertein trading there because || There is some, good work being done oil Hie roads in this vicinity. day nl Hastings, tlir guests of thrir brae, and sho felt her pocket to see whether the rabbit's foot was there. Homo of the cross roads ought io daughter, .Mi^. H««-ie Bmhl. Dr. Sheflield of Hastings was call- hut It was not. Crossing the park they have stMiie of lhe xyork, as' lhe U. S. innil carrier has lo travel those started the peacocks thnt hnd roosted roads six days every week. Some has blood poison. 'for Uni night, and these disagreeable has a store there, and everyone who knows Kelley knows that Miss Clara Watson nf Doster i- 1 fowls rent tho peacotnl air with their places an* in bud condition. ■linking a vi«i( in W. Hinwet! < : demoniac shrieks. they get just as good buying opportunities of Kelley as they can BALTIMORE CENTER. Floyd Russell as a caller at S. .1 get anywhere’. ' , Helene clutched Billy's arm In franMis. Monroe Merrill was in Bml- Tiiiiinennan's Ei »lay. is slow ,.Mrs. Sophia Bows................ ........lv , 'llc P'fmr- "Let us return; I am really ■ ' frightened." mnl lier. who Is not so well. She improving under the care of- Dr. . — "Nonsense,** said lhe phlegmatic was accomanied by her grand Smith of Ih-dfoi.i i-lyde Tungai" lias been painting Billy, “yQU uro coming with mu." _ On he led her. ncyor pausing until lo tansing, Sunday with Carey Ed­ they- rvachvd tho hedge surrounding Su inlay. caller monds and wife. It is needless In . , ilia a pretty house. Then Billy spoke sny tfiej' enjoyed a very pbasanl and idul* i “K“in- ‘Th1* •* *ho pa’nwnagw, Meltrip. . dnji. Mr. and Mi- hiliimr Tuiigm.’.' *‘ne* ‘",1 ’ ’’**• f°r the mlnChas. Gillaspie. wife and daugh­ ter spent Sunday al Sain i Dunk- Mrs. Chauncey l ungate and \|t.! tater to marry us tonight. For a long ley's and Guyla Pease, of Cedar and Mrs. AIImtI I'-wey and grand-|llme 1 haTO 10104 J-00- but hesitated 'Tis tnle wc make photos at $8.00, $10.00, $12.00, children. to loll you because 1 knew that you Creek. - <15.00, and up to >25.00 per doz., BUT WE AL­ Otte tiny last week ns Win. Keel- J would never select wedding day un­ Wont wns received here today. Monday, nf the d<*alli of .Mrs. Fred er was dt'irnr-- a youqg lioi-se. 11 til all the signs pointed to luck, dnd SO MAKE STRICTLY HIGH GRADE WORK Gregg nl lhe H<is[>ital for Ih<r insane turned tin* coni'T Iiuickly t hrow inc I that would muan months of waiting. At $2.00, >2.50. S3.00. >3.50, nt Kalamazoo, wliere she was taken Mg Keeler out aiid^jsutting Ins' fnr this Is 1913—your objection numabout Ihroe weeks ago. She wns S4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 Dr. kcelar nitemied- liiui. brought In Hie-' home of Ben Mnt- os. Mrs. Ji-n.-i* Biick- of Battle Cri'i'k[ "Bui I don’t want to marry you." iliows in Hastings; today. Il is n gasped Helene. "1 am afraid. ” GET THIS UNDER YOUR HAT very sad case. Mr. Gregg is a hard visited Irving Brigsd Saturday ami' *'O, yes you do. and you must get Both l-miilifs alleinb'd working man -in p<wir circum­ Sunday. foar. Give mo- -----your band, -— ------We do not make tin type^.or post cards,—"but if stances, with three lillle iimlher- ■Hie fum.-ral uf Mu. Ornisbee of, over .your -----Helene!" ‘ . .­ you want to S|>-nd*lroin <2.00 to £25.00 for photo­ li'M chiktren |o cure for. I tie voung- IXiwIiiig. Mrs. Powers ami datighter. Myrtle! Sho tremblingly obeyed, and over est only a baby. graphs, wc both lose it you fail to sec what we can James Hammond mid Chas. Gil- Veil- guests of J'Jiji Kimlx-rliiig uL'iho third Anger of her left hand he do for you. , . slipped a ring. Heleno shuddered as Infpie an. digging lhe pits for Uieir iXrwImg, Saltiida' and Sunday. ik'w silos. Mr. and Mrs. l-tt-d trey, ami -ahe saw the opal surrounded with dlath. ■mnriM Vida und Vein Hammond .spent !*■<..>r (taHi-ni.A>»«.r ror-i* mod,, m -• Saturday night and Sunday with j&'S.'""' their sister,. .Mrs. Frank Kunlw-rTh.' W.-V: I ’l . will m.’-H w.ihl*1'”'*" »> «w •»* “"*"• ling nnd family of Johnstown. This neighlMirltood .was slibcked Mrs. Mab>-| Belling>*r, Tuesday next I They mounted the steps to the ve­ randa and Helena aaw tho number last I'huraday tnoruink- to learn of week. Miss Btvwer of Augtula was v.-ir. the sudden d<-alh of Mrs. Mary Stebbins Block Hastings, Mich. _______ ______ _______ Hill)clasped her____________ In his arms Onnsbe at her home in iipwling. ' badly inJuu d at the lioiue of Jimtt-' Then er Marshall, Friday. She suffers! and klxaod her llp« and eyea. "Be Card of Tiutuka—Wc w ish lo ex-j Iroiu a ditdpcah d knee an<l othn i brave now. dearest, 1 took this way b|n* mcely-wilhi because you ano and want want 10 to prove orovo . ... 1. ,d.. mg ..._ ..... necauae tI-lev. iovo you lend our most grateful'tliunks to bruises. Monty Not Nocaaxary. the friends-ami neighbors who sni Truly Sansibla Man. •“ ’ bow feolM year nipomlKlon. u.. He—"Do you ililuk that money II kindly” assisted us in' our sad lie-’ _ • . 1111' i < ‘ Dure will b” * happy marriage, for I Our Idea of a acnxlbla man- is om neceaaary to happlneaa?' Bhe—"No* who has little to say about tfhat b« reaveinent. also for the bcanlifiil Can't Heep it Secret. 10 m*l,e “ " Howers Lirosculai l»y I lie Circle. If ono has unlimited credit” . I has done, and nothing at all about . , , , , ’ Helene touched tha bell and smll1 Riwliiig I,. ALS, Assyria Base Line lai..... " u' .ililv ‘ ' Ingly said. "This Is tho time when all what he's going to do. L. A. 8. ami friends, tlie singers uml ..... lain „a Tqblels i- daily Iwromtns t .-11.. . Praying /nd Hustling. I lo Rev. Lvamou for the ruuiforiing nioro ^ruv.. known. 5„ .w suciii ~ widely aurh [ , * "J ------, ------... . ... __ . , . * 1 ------------ an4■ •*“------* words. . grand remedy fur siotnacb ami lix- The P>« doc door °P°nod “>-•* Pa«°d ft a all right to pray for the things^ Question Time. Mr. and Mr». Ray Fre-'iimu ler troubles lias "‘er fceti known. *,tbln It'*m Friday, the thirteenth, you want, but It la advtiable to do BtBe—; Musa^iy. ’ Th*t* rou Mr. aud .Mrs. Elwiu Urmsbe | For sale-by All Dealjfisk-HAdv. 1 a little buttling for tha things you daddy were ngM»d did vou engage and Children. r _____________ . __________________ must have. him or did he eftgsg* yoa?”—Punch. . Ady.j BANNER .WANT ADVS. PAY. ; —B.LNNEB WANT AD VS, PAY*— ♦ J7ie to Make ♦ ♦ Money is to Save it ♦ The Store that Saves. You Money LAWYER RTLO. J. Brandstclter i» tn Cleveland. John- Kanunor is- re-shingMng John fjoster's house. Mrs. Homer Aldrich, after a six week s absence, smved from Texas Saturday. Perry Mitchcil and B. Grover of Kalainnaao apetal Sunday al Emer­ son Lewis'. Miaa Emily Lewis spent three days of last week wilh her sister iu Dolton. -Mr. and Mrs. Burt Quick speut butiday in Banfleld. ' J. Doster made a business trip lo Hastings on .Monday. He will be gone all this week. ’ Carpeulura commenced Dale Sedgwick's barn oh Monday of Ibis week. Mrs. Tip Kelchum of Martin spent the week-end wilh her daughter, Mrs. luiwtie McBain. Miss finily Lewis will visit Mrs. Grace Johnson in Ushleino this ( E. C. Russ (3 Son Gt0S£ and Cut tho Prico 5 cents each day Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 17s ii. jhl BARRYAU.il. Facts in Nature kfe rat babhncs ■ wt». Don’t Lose Sleep CoiiQhlng ut Night. Take Fdley's Honi*y und Tar cmnpoiiuti. Il -glides down.your throat and spreads a healing, soothing coating bver the inllumed tickling surface. That's immediate U'ltef. it loosens, up thj* tight­ ness in your chest, stops stuffy Wheezy lireatliing, eases distress­ ing. racking, tearing coughs. Chil­ dren love it. Ilefust) any subslltjiles. Contains ihi opiuletk—Arlhur Mulholland.—Adv. Hot waler healing of Imuses has benn making enormous strides In ^Switzerland tn the Iasi llfteen years. The old tile a tovrs are being driven jOUt, . . : W. L. Hogue |: Phone 531 - - Open Evenings CLOVERDALE Kelley, The Grocery TRY KELLEY FOR GROCERIESRl That Price Question Brubaker <5 Howe The Leading Photographers SLuS" *' " �■xttkr THE HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 11. 1914. Allwtf Wiervhga of Middleville mnl STATE FAIR PRIZE John Perry and Dk-DD 1-iuipKinj oiwem ti fn.m Irvine ' PGIVEN ,uc" TlTO RALPH WOOD finorw* Shroyrr. uf In’ing, ony <>i: iwr of <lontr.it Free Trip writer of war reimnlMmm-i lo Detroit ami Stale Fair nofi-. ciilwrUlilirtl hir " Shroyer, wifi- and <‘hi Ing. Sunday, aS W-Each year a obnl IRVING. •jj Henry H. Hary«-y of I2nw<-ll. fur Innny year* a . resident of Rutland iowmliip. .wa* in onr villiigt? stmkpng band* with old ar<|uainlani*es. Air. Harvey lh*d for many year* on a farm hear the Whitlenmn- school liouse tn Rutland prior to hi* mov­ ing away al*»ul live years ligo. All Were glad tn *4-c Mr. Harvey once more. . j.-,!. j no education and (could hardly read Imide . ted write. He had uiveii j drifted through Ur.. ..-Hi ।,pending I money hb ____ II be I carelessly, and tho 1 future bad no dotlnlte shape or j form to him. for more and Iwller Sunday School fjnirttjrdriv>n t< work lhal was really worth while. <1 ion ...... Mi mile* of in*l regular ami special Moved by Eitger, supp>lrlcd liyi iti.«c that Mr. Almt II. Starr he I G-ndered (he position of Botany ami I Agriculture for the ensuing year. Salary. BKW. Gnrried. njipt. all. Moved by Glmse. siipportcd by pSIiulters that the resignnlion of Mi».-> I Abbott., be accepted. C.trrinl. ayes, all. The following bills were read and ii|mhimotion allowed. AccusedPROTECTED of collecting BIRDS' EGGS ^hior of the -------! foreman. ■Cnlhim of Llotrrdnlr. Tak-1 She had a good „t„ < uilmH by t.mur Question haying ... . . .. .been sent to ttm M -.nl. " '■■I'l"Whixipstown .... ....'I Hint it i- tndawfiil I" •'•■1-I male seminary । led birdi egg* without lh<- nutlmrily t #ftcr from the public schools. was a ln-l|tfi)j and ins hnndli'd in tui able and III l»er. plan* for bringing olfiv daring tin* coming Gelman, _reahre,-1 ’coming to riii" muni.-’ children fnnn iistcmng ury club*. Once she bad the Dally Palladium- It form of a communication, waa nearly a column long and wa* signed with her name in full. .Minnie Minerva Car- and near Bailings. Mr. and Mrx. Chrisiinq Bm-limaii of Irving i-nlorlanimi (heir <lnughler and family. Mr. and Mr*. *JTioina* D. Blinslnn from Grand Rapid*. Mr. ami Mr*. Blim-lnn mid family emmout by auto from Grand Ilapid-*. Sat­ urday uvouilig. reluming (>■ lheir home in (he city Sunday afternoon. Mis* Maty L. Jenkiu*. went lo Grand Rapid* last week In spend n few day*, lhe guest uf lu«r *i*l»-r, Mi«* Minnie , Jenkins ami her hmllier and wife. Mr. and .Mr*. Edward OFFICIAL Regular ineelinu of Hoard of Edu* ration. June 6. t‘ji-1. Present. Bnm- ■in Mm* nn» ii.hi- . ................ . wu..... .. i- 3-.UI.-.I .4 bappy ~t*red pinlilablc him- al (li- Slid*- Fail bt» life. He fHl blindly and desi perutely in love I with Minnie Car- tendon! uf (In- Preibylrrian Sunday school.*. . Next Sunday. June I— .... . held tho Children's Day service.* at the Irving M. E. church. Sunday rehool will Im t-nlb-d al Un* regular time half past one o'clock, after which will conn- the program, a cordial invitation is exlendi-d lo all to attend. .Mr. and Mr*. Allen Maltlmw* and family won- visitors Sunday at the By HORACE DEMING. Bob Timmins waa only ftpringrr i-nli-rtnined tin- following 'guest*'al dinner: C. !l. Pnnly. Mrs. Sarah Bciilnn and Mr. mid Jlr» Joseph Springer. . Last Sunday the Irving M. E. Stin<luy schttDl IWcned l«» iftl a-l'li---delivered by Willimn Wallm-e of Hailing-, principle of tin- Hailingi 'High «4-hm»l. Mr. Wallace look for a Mihjet-I: "The Sumltiy ScIi.hiI Worth Willie" mid all agreed Hint- wan mil known for n certainly only — Board of Education Proceedings TIMMINS' RENU NCI ATI p:; lhe Mid..... Ville HikIi Si’lrn .. . ... . , .. . Wi;re bring Cid-[ heilder bull game lhe Fourth <di leeled by boy* al Cloverdale. DepJuly, idnying two ganmson thnl day.! uly Gam- W.-ird-n Y.-id.-r. ..f l-aw-I One of .the team* which limy will i Paw. mve-ligal.-d nml brought play being the i.i-iglilmi batt The Ihiv.h an- nol di*courng>Nl. WEST HIVING. writing. C. C. Brirhanl A Go. tnu*ic The A.N. Palmer main (»■ nance mainlenmicc...................................... Oral and Koiler. inainlenmi W. M. Welch Mfg. Cn_ inninleiiauce ’he Chas. A. Slrelinger Coninintennnri* llmim-r. maintenance and prncetMlings O. B. Lichly. Irumd ufli.wr SIH THU EST Mtl’I.E G1UH I- cnrtagv . I thia Idea by overhearing a bit of con-' Order For Piildienlhm. veraatfon between Mtea.Caraon and| SlaI1. „f Michigan, lhe Prulmlr । Stoke*, the ualatant secretary of the(('..tui for tho tcxiuly of flurry. olliee One day they stood near where Bob waa working and he overheard their find day of Juiic. A. D. I .....i.vi iii .-..inn in ini ini- 11n■ l ll111j mm* Mark. I'reiciil: Hun. Cha*. after completing a Hue new barn "ii'iimi The barn raising Friday al O. R. and author* and play* and philosophy Judge "f Probate. ?L2f Rhnw'K was one of the regular old his falln-iS farm. In the Muller of lhe E*lalc of IhlXlhn nr-| and podtry and thobrle«'of life and fashioned "Im-o-hee lug rand liftCompanied by lheir father. Darin-! thing* of which Bob had a very dim wilh might ami main alfairs." The J Minnin I.. Hammond, widow, hav­ Iimuram Buxton iimlii'red to Grand Rapid*, i comprehension. But hl* love was ing -etiNwd wh* <m hand nl about nine i llb-d in said court her petition Saturday to <i*il Rev. V. Bitxlon ami I dvermaaterlug and when once ho rec­ praying Hint, tlie admhiislhtlioii of fi'clock in 4he forenoon mid from home Sunday I ognked hls paaalon he set about find­ then on the titnberfc were lified up laiiied during lhe n-ci-nl ilvrin. ■ning. ing a way to^g^'Jty It with the same nnd secured in place with-itrokes of Hammond, of to some oilier *uil-----—» several im-n i j0JfKrd per»l*Uwie that bad made him the hammers nnd vvilh wpodt-n pins. ’ Not lntend«d for Her. In. Iran, . b».l workmw In th. (Inui. At noon n sumptuous dinner wa* It is Ordered. Thai lhe 271’h day. spread on llm lawn, prepared by t|mi The Sunday school teacher waa hav­ , w “ L. A. S. of Irving. Owing to lhe fact I. ing her cluse 'memorise a little prayer.; ; flrst step to put him within hailing that a heavy rain bud fallen the When It was tho turn of u certain shy dlatance of tho maiden of hl* choice, Ib-i-. hr and is hereby appointed for night before the timber were heavy I mde lad to recite ho did so in a very ho enrolled hlmaclf In a night school hearing said iw-titinn: and made the lifting considerably I jow auj faltering manner. "Could Il is FurlluT Orrti-n-d. That and began slowly to master tbo rudihra.ier >« wrll a. iw .... Ihr , . Illtl„ d„fr public notice thi-n-of In- given by mortise*, iiiiIm-i-k ui.r., . •. inortiso*, so that the (he Itimlx-i-K wen- :>a , . am| aj| mijoyed In the meantime Stokes had boon lillle hard lo ill together. Il wil« the teacher. 'I can t hear what you Harriet Donovan. Intrenching himself more and more In to said day of lu-aping.-m tin- Hn*tnec-wary for a part of (Jie help lo say." "Well, it's a prayer Isn't lit" come back lhe following day lo camo the unexpected If 'logical answer. Jngw BANNER, a newspaper print­ complete the jdli. 'I’he barn i? now' T wasn't speaking to you." some, college bred, of a good family, Lrildfliica a| xr in nd with a |K>*ltlou In the best society, ed and circulated in said county. bring rapidly em-kwed by Anson Boye*. head carpenter, assisted bv drawing a good salary mid with every nd wit reason to anticipate rapid advance­ lairvlih' ment nnd a liberal Inheritance. It was altogether natural that Miss Car­ son should regard him with favor. Nolirr of t'luimrry Sale. But non Hob knew tmu that -Stokes was no. nol ip-iil Saliirdav mglii m iioiup. nut sioxes wa* Ij-wk Hill has I ioiilln<-d G> all that the hqsUnd of MI*h Carson Iris l»-d wilh Rickm-** tin- past week.I should be and ho blded hiu time. Ill* larry.- Slab- of Michigan. Mr. linskill relunn-d I" hi* home opportunity camo, tie wa* waiting >•. made nml cilll-red on lurd.iy after *pi-ml- for a street car ono day when Stokes the 23rd day nf May A- D. H'ti in At this store may be found a clean stock of staple general with hi* daughter Camc down the street Just a* he waa a certain catire then-in pending, merchandise from which to select your everyday neces­ I,..,. I passing Hob a woman mot him. Sho wlien-in Nel*on "Killiirger ami Lillie sities. As price is one of lhe considerations and is a fac­ .! .... .■■ Ill- , him with a brokenhearted Kittinger. - were Cumpiaiiiaiibi nnd! tor in every sale, we enumerate the following: ...Il ... .. I..1 Jll.lllGrant Dickcreon was, I mfrmlant j laid fur hiing lhe nerutdaiUA for - Jr 8 lb*. Rolled Oat* for..-. 25c i........ T i ...... war. -i-i... l he idea is "Harry. Harry." sho cried. "Oh nnd Grant l»ick«T«on was Com­ 2t lb». H. X K. Granulated Sugar l?r ... fl.00 .leroplmie with |li<-| vthere have ypu been? Why have you plainant hy way of nn«wcr in Ihr22 lb*. Light IItown Siigar .. . . *1.00 b bars Lenox Soap.. . 25c Stokes pulled the pathetic, weeping linger mid Lillie Kittinger wen Hew university nl Ihiinbiirg creature Into a hallway out of night, thni I shall sell at public mn-jion but Bob coul<| not help hearing what Iq the. highest bidder, at the north front door of (he Court lbni«e in "You promliiod to marry mo, you lhe Cily of'Hailing*. County of IRVING. MICH. 1904-1914 know you did. a hundred, live hundred Barry and Slate of Mh-higmi, .lhal Givr our Want Oiluitin n trial fori ,lrac‘- A^d aft*rUle u°u BOTH (HONKS-Hastings, 151» 1L-1S; Middleville Line. 1R2 11.-1S. rerylMdy n-mls It. ra» “w“Jr 1 *«nd 0131 ’rou had i-nit .Court for said county', i lied, to me and that I do not even Saturday th>- trill* day of July. . — - ---------------- ' know your real name.” What Stokes said was in so low a noon, the following described pn>|>| volec Bob did not hear IL But tho erly. vix.: all that certain piece -or parcel—of lluid sitiial** in the town­ I woman replied: ship of Rutland county 'of Barry slate of Michigan, described ns that wly. I want an honest namo for and follows: myself and my child. I can work my , The south one half (%' of (he linger* on for food and shelter, but 1 south ••list one <|iinrler of sec­ tion thirty-two (32). Township you. Harry, because I love you.” three (3) mirlh, range nine (0) Stokes Mid something el*o and they went up the stairs In tho ofllco build­ m<-nl* nml nppurimaprro thereto That’s why you can buy a box of 25 sections for a Deering, Mc­ belonging nr. mryttise appertaining. ing. DuIanI June Isl. Wi l. Cormick or Osborne binder or mowing machine for $ 1.00. "Mr. Timmins." Janii-j M. Rinlili. ' • Bob turned and enoountered a white Some trusts have tried to do us up. Some-trusts have tried to down ■ Circuit Court Cvimni*>doner, ■' nle Carson. Sho evidently had heard Colgrove & Poller. us, but still we’re here a KICKIN’ round, with fortune smiling on Solicitor* for Complainant by tho conversation in tho stairway. His way of nnswer in lhe nature of n us. That’s why you can buy the PLYMOUTH Standard Binding heart gave a great, triumphant leap. ••roRsbill. Adv. tt-wks •*»’aa that Mr. Stokes talking to The ' Criticism. Criticism la a study by which men Star Casing. Tha telescope la good for star gaz­ grow Important and formidable at a ing, but most of ua prefer a pair of opera glsssea—Charlo* Leedy. Sheflleld. England. Ims borrowed Thti.Rusaian icuihraakent are en­ .for. various muitiripal undertakingsand ils deavoring to make the I rip from in recent years Vlmlivoslnk Ihnnigli lhe he present imlebtedneKR BULOOOjnO. monuments Ironside Brothers Marble Dealers Irving Genreal Store ‘ Still Smiling Twine for 10c a pound. Trusts ask a much higher price. That’s *yhy you can buy LADDERS for 11c a foot. That’s why I can save you 25c a square on FORD’S Roofing. That’s why I can sell you a Syracuse Riding PtoVv for $35. That’s why I am selling Syracuse Plow Points for 35c. That’s why I can SAVE you $10 or $15 on a Buggy. That’s why I am NOT selling Sears & Roeu u fb5a,e4: That’8 wh* 1 "ever asked 42 per cent PROFIT on. still SMILING*** Wky I am n°l *n *he trU8t an^ t*iat s am JESSE TOWNSEND that girl In there? I camo along just CoUqIk and ('.olds Weaken after they went In. From tho gllmpeo Bob never thought so fut In his life. A* ho looted into tho anxious eyes and drawn face of the girl ho realised In a flash that sho loved Stoke* and that the truth would break her heart. ■Imply. , . "Thank God." said the girt, break­ ing Into a sunny smile. 'Thank you and pardou me for my idle curiosity." And she tripped lightly down tho leaden street, leaving Bob with • leads; NOT IN THE COMBINATION ’ BANNER WANT ADA'S. PAY. Continued' Cmighit, Cold*' nml Brom-hfnl (Totiblra nn* deprewung aiuLweakp.n thii syileni. Lo** <>f weight nnd appetite gem-rally fidlow. Get h 50c. bollle of Dr. King's New Discovery today. It will slop your cough. Tim Hrsl dore helps. The best medicine fof slubboni coughs, cold* and all thnmt nnd lung trouble*. Mr. O. 11. Brown. "Muscatine, Ala„ write*: “My wift‘ was sick during the hot summer immlhs nnd I honestly beliiwe Dr. snvyd her King'* New. Discovery Diseovet life." Good for children. 50c nnd «f.t)O. Rerommended by Carvelh & Rt^hbins.—A.- E. Mulholland.—Adv. Banner Want Ada faring Results. • Hastings, Mich. Phone 197 The Question is Who*B Your Dry Cleaner? era clenueti my’suit and made it look ■* new as the day il left my tsilor. The price i* two»|>lec^ kuit rjeaned aud pressed, $1.25. Tlic Hasting* Dry Cicanmg Co. wrifl-clean >'LsdU-*' Suit for $1.25. We sponge and press a three-piece suit for 50c. lier *>m. Warren and family. C. R. WATSON, General Store Turpentine make* a good polish forfloor* and oilcloth, and wb*n mixed with sweet oil la excellent for polish­ ing furniture. Thia is just the right time to place your order for a monument lor. sufrimcr delivery. We now have time to give you the utmost consideration and if you order at once you are sure of an early delivery and a sure foundation. Eeflal Hdvcrlisements Miner Pohnei deadly weapon In woman's armoury, and often lupplle* the want of beauty Itself."—Orme Balfour. Tin- l'|i"rmx Oil <j>„ maini»-irance...... :..................... in.’iinieiiani'e . tho Women of Ancient Greece Com­ pared With That of the American vt-ediiiu* and maiiih'iiani'e Women ofToday." Bob bad seen It and treaaured the paper among hl* supplies ..-.i few valuables. Had he heard the comGrover Kelsey, mdinftmnnc ment'of tho editor of the Palladium. W. J. Hylloway. mainlen"I don't know what in thunder It tenanre means, but we've got to give the ,.4 women a show or down goes tho clr-l II’ C. I-tiller A Co» maintcna culailon," ho might not hsve felt soiC. E. Harvey, maintenance . uch awe. ' Djmii uiidion the Imard ndjmirmiE The ono great thought the piece In' Win. I.. Shuller*. rec. ilaiiufili-r an.) lata'is Tiiikimin Beat Regard* to Sclsnce. Gradual elimination naturally has a headline. Here's hoping It ha* bet­ ter luck with il than wa have had faror with those d«lng tbo eliminat­ with cume purchased at railway lunch ing.—Cleveland Leader. counter*.—Boston Transcript. HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. . M. Kellogg, Proprietor Prompt Attention to Parcel Post & Deliveries llione 223 ' Baiting*, Mich. Appetizers at Doyle’s It don’t make any difference wfiat time of day you come to us, wc will get you what you want to eat, if it is-in the city. We Have Added Fruits Just during the past few days we have begun ser­ ving fresh seasonable fruits. When you arc hungry, come and see us. Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch IN HOONAN'S CIGAR. ST ORC JeHeraon Street Haatinga, Mich. Mr. Smoker After you have tried all the cigars on the market, come here and GET A GOOD SMOKE. You’ll wonder WHY you haven’t been here before. The cigars you buy here TASTE BET­ TER and they ARE BETTER, because we keep them under the BEST POSSI­ BLE CONDITIONS. All of our cases are zinc lined. An Electric Humidor keeps our cigars at just the RIGHT TEM­ PERATURE. You don’t have to pay us any more for a cigar than you do any other place. But you’ll get more SATIS­ FACTION out of the cigars you buy here, because we keep them at just the RIGHT TEMPERATURE and under perfect SANITARY CONDITIONS. We keep everything in cases that are dust proof. Why not give us a trial? You’ll be pleased—and so will we. J.F.Hoonan Retaikxand Jobber Jefferson St., Hastings, Midi. �THE HASTINGS BANNER JUNE 11, 1914-20 FACES. FART THREE-FACES 17 TO 20. bridges, firtS lookout lowers.’ nnd lines, all built and main­ FIVE RULES FOR HOW 10 SAVE WASTE telephono ' tained by the. government: by means of thrnt the national forest­ are both protected from fire and IN CUTTING TIMBER rendered BORROWING MONEY accessible to use. Aimtber striking model suggests METHODS SHOWN AT FORE products exposition i.x NEW YORK the coiUrasled effetls il|*in stream rmu*w mid erosion of forested ami V. 8, DF.PT. OF AGRH’l'LITRE GIVES FARMERS SOME ■imulatrd hillsid*’**— GOOD ADVICE. .prinkled ajike_u(o*H> Itoili hill- 13 PER CENT Of TREE LEFT CREDIT MAY BE CURSE pool supplied, fnnn the bare mh* IN STUMP AND LIMBS •lecmiicx clou dell witli sill washed from lhe unprotected surface; Ihr ANSWERS'TO QUESTIONS WE HAVE BEEN ASKED ABOUT IT. \WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE LANDIS \ CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUBT \ The purpose is to help you and others ac­ cumulate a fundjfor Christmas. IN WHAT MANNER DOES THE LANDIS CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB ACCOMP­ LISH THIS PURPOSE? By each member paying in a small sum each week for 25 weeks. Two weeks before Christmas each member will receive the total amount paid in with 3 per cent, interest. WHAT DO I DO TO BECOME A MEMBER? A1I that is necessary is to go to the Savings Department of the Hastings City Bank, ask to be enrolled as a member and make the first week’s payment or more. . WHAT WILL THE FIRST PAYMENT BE? It will be 5c or 2c, according to the class you join. HOW ARE THE PAYMENTS TO BE MADE? Weekly or in advance for as many weeks as ypu desire. WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF I CANNOT KEEP UP MY PAYMENTS OR DISCONTINUE? IKIES EVERYBODY PAY IN THE SAME . . AMOUNT? No. There are two classes and numbered respectively 5 and 2. The payments are differ­ ent in each class. If you discontinue for any reason, at the period when the club closes, you will get a cheek fqr all you have paid in, but in such a case no interest will be allowed. WHAT ARE THE PAYMENTS IN CLASS 5? The payments are 5c the first week, lOe the 2<1 week, 15c the 3d week, and so on for 25 weeks, making tlie payment for the last week $1.25. * WHEN AND HOW CAN I WITHDRAW? Under no circumstances will any with­ drawals, either in whole or in part, be allowed What you deposit will be held for you until two weeks before Christmas. DO THE PAYMENTS IN THE OTHER CLASSES PROGRESS THE SAME WAY? They do. The only difference is that in Class 2 the first payment is 2 cents the first week, 4c the 2d week, Be the 3d week, and so on for 25 weeks. Special—There are .also 2 flat rate Classes in which you pay a fixed amount each week. In Class 50 you pay 50c and in Class 100 you pay $1.00 each week for 25 weeks. CAN I REVERSE THE PAYMENTS? You can in Classes 5 and 2, and by doing so you will have your payment grow less every week and your money will earn twice as much’ interest u IS THERE A MEMBERSHIP FEE OR IS THERE ANY COST TO JOIN? Na CAN I BECOME A MEMBER OF MORE THAN ONE CLASS? Yes; you can join one or all of the classes. WHEN C^N I JOIN? You can join any day next week—begin­ ning Monday, June 15th. HASTINGS CITY BANK Hastings, Mich Wood Preservatives Save Minh -implied f(urn the protected lullBuilding Material. Many Mill Wastes Muy Be I'lill/rd. The fore«t prmlucts exposition now being held in N**w Y’ork pre­ sents many models and charts from lhe forest scn*ice which show util­ ization of wood, particularly lhe use of By-products. The amount of wood used nml wasted is shown ip a series of inmltandon Is e.-lc^rnting the Tilth! els depicting all stages of lhe luinlier industry from the tree stand­ anniversary ofjhr organization of' ing in lhe fiiresl lo lhe lioards and lion. Thursday, June fi. INll. I’he first model of this series shows George Williams, a young dry a number of trees standing in lhe goods clerk in London. England. forest. The next model shows these same trees felled. and forming a “willing to make a sacrifice for branches. Tlie succeeding step is a Christ." As a r,-«tilt of the move­ ■mTniaturr- rawmitl.1' hratrte ulrti'Ti nhl piles of lumber, nf slubs, ami of transformation was made sawdust, ail from the Ings shown in habits and rlmraC(r*r-r of dr the previous model. Tlie next mod­ el shows what beconu's nf the rough boards after they have been through lhe pinning mill: the re­ nf the entire world. lis-oiviiig more sultant material in several piles - parUeul.ir albnlmn from London, At the annlone of edgings nnd trimmings, one and all ils nubility. of shavings, nnd one of the plan>-d vnraary meeting in Qimens* Hall. boards. I-nst conies a newly-llnishcd dwelling- house,- around Which naught p her, left over from (he budding. The relative amount of material used nnd wasted is indicated .rough­ ly in these models, but is shown ac­ cording lo actual scale in anothei part of the exjiosilion in -a seriesnf diagrammatic charts. In tinlogging process, 13 per cent of lhe standing tree is left in the slumps and tops, leaving H7 petnt to go to the sawmill. The various forms slitute about S3 per cent of tlm or­ iginal tree so that the rough boards constitute* Um remaining Si per cent. Most of lhe sawmill waste Is unovoidable. it is asserted, and dim In economic conditions; the inilllimn say fliey take out air they can afford to. SeaMining reduces this to 42 per cent. After tlm planing und other finishing processes, the finislieo lumber forms only 39 per cent of llm tree. Ttm waste involved in building the huusc amounts to 4 per cent more, so that lhe proportion of the original free which finds it­ self finally in the-tlnislied dwelling is not more than 35 per rent'. But nil of lhe two-thirds need nol be wasted. converted into scrubliing backs- for* a brush farlorj’. brush Ollier discarded tenpins, ihe use of,waste On Patrl«tl»m. Ha who lores not hie country can love noAhtng—Byron. Always Lead To Beller Health. Hcrious sickness starts ih disor­ ders of the stomach, liver and kid­ neys. Tlm best iorreclivo and pre­ ventive is Dr. King's New Life Pills. They Purify Hie Blood—Prevent' ('^Hislipntion, keep Liver, Kidneys nml Bowels in healthy copdiliop. Give you heller health by ridding the system of fermenting and gassy fiwids. Effective and mild. 25c. Ilecommomleil by Carvelh A Steb­ bins.—A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. Notice. IURGES A CITY PARK AT | EXPORTS $37,000,000 LESS I wish lo IBank the business men LEACH AND MIDDLE LAKES IMPORTS $27,000,000 MORE of the city, the shovellers amt teamsters, also Bcssmer Bros, ami Fehlpaiisch & Fedcwa for Hie meat ।Citizen Thinks Hostings Folks Ought In April as Comparril With n YCiir donated for tho Road Rec Friday. to Awaken and Develop PosxiAga An Impressive Result of the E. M. Rush. I , hllltics for Recreation. New Tariff Rill. (Contributed! We nre now. getting in this coun­ Underwent Two Operations. I Leach and Middle Lakes, only, try a good la-t.* Of t iriff-foi-i/ v.'ii**l*;"«'Thirty rSKTwi:"TyWit ue-only as applied to our industrial RaniSt fo7The■ nast 15 wroks ro gn,‘*- nn* be,"« overtook- life. There is a widening chasm turiied homo %iturdav° H b>’ »'UMling business nu n of between Hu* receipts and expendi­ wMi. u u ' » e . !°“r beauUTul HtH<* City, who do tures of the govermiK'iit that proniWhile at the Hospital, Mrs. Rut-!not seem to appreciate the pleasure ises a large sized deiltiil al Hu* cud Th*' figures of ex­ •22,.Un< <}Pera’11 grounds which nature has so liber- of lhe year. JL°Ln«-?JKr/run<i* ally placed wilhin our grasp. port* and imports for the month of to know that she is feeling well. of courgp lhjnp| Bn. |.ni(li> W|<| April, issued last tvv*'<*k, show Hint our exports decreased |37,fioo.nni) in the raw state, as nature always is. but with the artistic handiwork while our impbris increased JLT.of man a beautiful-'park could be (MXi,(M)O for April this year ns com­ In formed surrounding thnse two pared with April of last year. lakes, which, by the wayz-could be April last year we had an avowedly practically converted into one by proteclive tariff— too much so it dredg|ng oul the channel between seemed to us. Now we are work­ ing. and have been -ince Novamber Hmm. from the blood and drive it bat'd । Boulevards and drives could he under the L'ndeivvood “lariff-forrevrtiue-oni.v" hill. That goes the system. constructed, tennis and hall much loo far (he olher way. if a It matters not how old you are oC grounov formed together with how long you have, suffered, Croxone other summer amusements, regat­ mistake has lo Im made, it is bet­ ter for the country, in our judg­ is so prepared that it is. practically tas could be arranged and leases ment, lo have loo much prolectiofi impossible to take it into the human system without results. You will find could he given for the erection of rather than-too little .in our tiy-in. it different from all other remedies. cottages at reasonable rates al pre­ The sensible thing would lie. to pul There is nothing else on earth like scribed places, and Hastings could the whole matter of tariff duties in it. It starts to work immediately; thus have, own ami enjoy a beau­ tho hand* of anon-iiarlisaii tariff | commission. and more than a few doses are sel­ tiful park as a summer home. No other city hut Hastings would dom required to relieve even the have neglected such n golden' op­ most chronic, obstinate cases. Gel Rid of the Torment it is the most wonderful remedy portunity so long. of Rheumatism. ever made for restoring the. lifeless Give the people an opportunity organs to hesith and strength and and they would, by donated work Remember how spry and active ridding the system of every particle and means, take pleasure and pride you were before you had rheuma­ of uric acid, and yon can take it with io' transforming the region around tism. backache, swollen, aching the utmost confidence that nothing: those lakes into an earthly para­ joints and stiff, painful muscles? on earth will so quickly cure sucn dise. want to feel that way again? You conditions. Tire Cily has a right to go outside can—just lake Foley Kidney Pills, You esn obtain an original pack-* j For they quickly clear' the blood age ol Croxone at trifling cost fron4 its limits to secure.lands for park of. lhe poisons that muse your pain, ' any. first-class druggist All druggist* purposes. misery and tormenting rheuma­ Exports are now pointing oul lhe tism.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. danger of putting too mucti power into light automobiles, BANNWl WANT ADVS. PAT. S FIND NEW REMEDY RELIEVES W ALL KIDNEY AND BLADDER MISERIES Relieves Backache and Blad- Sleep ahturbing bladdet* >eakbenei, backache, rheumatisni, and the many other kindred ailments -which ao commonly,come with declin­ Ing yean, need no longer be a •ource of dread and miiery to thoie who are past the middle age of life. The new discovery, Croxone,'over­ comes all such disorders because it re­ moves the very cause of the trouble. It soaks right into the kidneys, through the walls and linings; cleans out the little filtering glands and cells, and gives the kidneys new strength to do their wort properly. ’ It neutralizes and dissolves the poisonous uric acid substances that lodge in the joints and• muscles, causing rheumatism; for paper pulp slock, sawdust mafic into tloor sweeping compounds, and System Whereby Interest and Por­ tion of Loan Are Pahl Prriod- Department of Agriculture has Just mom y and is fully <nul£Gi>tgnd* Dm- •rntneiiC him i«: - .. .... .. ly almost n« many farm*1'* in |his country who are suffering from too much a» from tno little credit. Of th<*«e roles Hie-three* most probab­ a return run Provi-ion should be made In durtion of the ptinciiml.. work in Loudon, throughout Brit­ ton ami the world. Congralulu- borrowing nmney tn simnd mi mm> self and-lmrowiiig mutiny In' buy •*<|uipm<'ut <>( ■Mime sort wilh which the German to make morn money then* is all llm dilfereiu'o between filly and Norway, and the Duke of Con­ foresight, extravagance and thrift. naught. Jim greetings from .the wise pnrpo-e it will produce enough lo pay hack principal and The king of Kng|and^jJ>owi'il a interest and leave a fair margin of profit for ih" borrower in llm mon* (linn siiperliciul or ofilcial in­ Durgnut. • • . . terest in Hie orgauiznlion by a pcrwill produce nothing nml corj«i*qu*'nlly there association nt Totleiiham-Gniii ?From this point <*f Tli'ad. Concerning this, the Lon­ pay tin* loan. don Telegraph says: “Their ma- view it matters comparatively lil­ lle jvhetlier Hi** interval be high nr low. It is the repayment of the being done niripng all --Li-—- of principal thnt is th** chief <11111? lheir subjects in the way of work. cully. Hilles 2 nml 3 deni with the most satisfactory ways of repayment; which attaches to royal interesi, Underneath them hoth is the-same The loan must be re­ patronage ahil approval. T ti>- ial*a principle: of the association expressed in its paid with the money it earns itself. largest terms' is simply that of For exainpb*. if Hie money is us*sl helping young mon tirjive mirighl, to buy a machine that Will last ten manly mid God-fearing lives mid to years, th** machine „must earn run straight during tlm most slip­ enough in that lime lo pay for it­ pery periiAl nf manhood by provid­ self nr it never will. Th** loan, ing them- not merely . with lofty therefore, shoubl be entirely re- ly. surroundings, rrcreaiiqps, in-! studying such utilization. The hulk slructions and friendliness for of the waste, such ns lops, bark, which youth has always craved." sinhs, and edgings, can he made in­ Following this visit Um king's sccto rhnrrrml. turpentine, lonnio acid. retary. laird Stamrordhluii wrote. .....— (.specially nppreunusiiaJ evening made into wood nlcohol ami grain elated seeing alcohol and us<*<! in different forms work in full . struck with’the life and keennefor fuel. Illustrations of this utilization of mill waste are shown nl the expo­ sition in a series of wall cas* s. One case shows (he use by a knife man­ ufacturer of the dogwond waste of a maker of shuttle blocks. Another wt INSTEAD OF BLESSING pariinent, ah ti>.it the lung and queen saw ami hoard impresse«. (hi'in with llm feeling that in-this lhe farmer will !<»«•• money on lhe transaction. paying oul interest for rrpiiymeiit. Hie machim* will mil have liml siitllcieiil opportunity t«» make th** requisite money ami lhe iKirrower miy have dillirulty in raising it cKewhpre. Huh’ 3 pro\ idvxJtaLxGiiiie form of amortiza­ tion. tne system by'which lhe prin­ cipal 1a repaid m ’installments, so Hint Im* niiiounl **f the loan i* con­ tinually diminishing and in conse­ quence the interest charges also. Sm'h a system is quile Inasible when the loan is really productive.. powerful ngmey for the develop­ ment of I lie religious. social nml physical wrlkTming of its youth." "From my long association wilh deflnite revenue each year. George Williams. an humble dry­ Table* showing the payments re­ goods merchant in London when I quired cases display to slio.* lasts made from |*ay'off-principal ’and In­ ilral knew him. and afterwanls terest In varying periods of time nre appended tn the bulletin and ...........................i...i ... <i... ...L.i.led.Jo the jserious ronioting and rstaliitshimr tho of oyeryone who ingdnm of Christ mi'rnrlb. I found iiorrowing numi'»,. -n advises.the fanp£ C Another exhibit consists of lhe inllaminnhility test . upon shingles treated wilh certain chemicals. One-half .of *thc shingle is treated, the oilier half left untreated. Witli Atlantic."'Fays John Wanntnnkcr. When the dozen young dry-g>>od* clerks met in th.* upper room of st. Paul's Church Yatk Hous** seventy years ago. the Methndist, OmgrcgalToual. Episcopal and Baptist Irented half to hum does not effect churches - w.-i .. represented. ler.'st. At first sight this s.*.*m.s too obvious to l»* worth mentioning. Of course tlm* iulvrep should b<* as .-mall us possihh^/ Everylmdy knows -that—except llm l**mler. cd. tin* tMirrowcr imniagc«* his /fi­ nancial alTnirs -mindly. Im will Im surprised tn fit(d how much easmr It is to obtain favorablo tonus. The right kind of lender docs not want tn forccl<».<>’ nmitgnges; he.wanii his umiiey back with a fair .profit, lion plant is shown, ronsisting of like any other merchant. For­ then existed in l.ondon. Young money* 'hat is imrrowrd wisely, for men began work al seven in the money that is sure to be repaid, he gelher wilh pbotograplis of.one of morning, often continuing until the largest wood preservation plants in the country. This is. not wilh only half an hour off ment has published these, rules for . a complete working model only jtorrowers. Il fs not so much a certain forms nre used In show (tie mailer of driving a sIjjt.wiI bargain general scheme of the plant. refused social intercourse during as it is of observing a few fuiulaAnother exhibit shows a small ihi- hours of tlm. iluy. , AL tile connienta! principles which alone enn running model <>f a paper machine. 'elusion of thcirjwork many of them make credit a blessing nnd not n . I Iu- i- ii—.1 in -Mil.lining l In- i>r>- I sought- vifii resorts. Conditions | wen* much'worse ImCmise they were fofeed to live in' the. same ( humbcrliiin'K Colle, Cholera laboratory fro'" wooils not gener­ ally use«l, in comparison with et I during the day. and Diarrhoea Remedy As the doors standard woods, illustrate the pos­ wen* lockeil -at a slat*'*! period at' Evnry family without exception sibility of using now species nnd night, «mmr.nf these ..men varied should krep this preparation nl utilizing the mill waste. ■ k -the program of their lives by hrihghand during the hot wwittmr of tlm The cun system of turpentining ing into HurfF i'imuim liquor r»*fre<4i- summermonths. Chamlmrlain's 1 moiils wlrlrli added to Hm vib-m-s; Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea K*‘inof their surrounding*. Il waa into edy is worth many times its cost such conditions as (hose that needed and is almost certain land gives greater yields. The for- George Williams threw his life. - when lo be nee<l«N|- before lhe summer is Hince Hii'ii th** association has over. It has no superiny for the • tip sy.-lri:. awl the exhibit will purposes for which it is intended. »hnw the tw*> methods contrasted. LIOOJMM) member^. tVNI.iMiU being in Buy il now. For sale by All DealIxtflj as to injury l» tree am* differ- America, willi £115,000.000 invested era.—Adv. enrn in yield. in buildings and equipment.. <1,000 Reside the main exhibition re-, employed olllcrra being enlisted for weMcni countries ami China, Japan laiing to forest products, there are its work of helping fo extend ill itmt India now look upon the asso­ pertain exhibits relating to otlieir benrHcicid services to every class ciation ns one of the mostcffeetiV" branches of forestry. One of these of young men—collar mep. school agencies for bringing the meswga cmisists of a miniature model of s lioys. country l>oys. railroad men. of Christ Id lheir iieoplc. • Rocky Mountain national forcsL soldiers. ;merhanica. i-sstBWf miners ana and This model slhlWS a i-uu-.-r BUIMn emigrant's. The Unitcl Slates has mwt than The success -— Tin - the ami n government tree nursery, be­ Orient is quite as -. i: .is in Hu tUM-KWI factory employe* and t,sides* a system of roads, trails, 600,000 railroad employe*. Portions of lhe various mechan­ since developed, byl -wer** simply isms for using nnd saving woou anxious to be of service |o Ihi’si* tn form nn important part of the ex- need nleiiit them. hi-Ihis day nml �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE 11, 19! i. Mortgage Side. Default having been made in tho conditions of a certain < mortgage made, executed and delivered by Order of Appearance or Ptibllration. Harriet Muons of the township of , . Slate of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Maple Grove, Rarry Gmuily, to Af­ Circuit—In Clianeery. ■ ton D. Smith of the City of Rail­ Jaiurn Stanton. - • ing.*. Barry -County, Michigan, dat­ Complainant, . ed the 20lh day ofMaFch A. D. 1912 HENRY M. LELAND, CAIHIJ-AC; nnd recorded 'in the office of lhe MANAGER. WRITES T» SEN­ Rex G. Sinnlnn, . register of Det<ds for Barry CounATOR TOWNSEND. Ih'femlant. ly, Michigan, on lhe 20th day of Suit pending in Hie Circuit Court Mart'll .A. 1». 1912 in-liber 72 of i for the Counly of Bairy. SKMS OF PRESENT "ER' In Chancery, nt the Cily-of Hns- Mortgages on pagef 370-371 nnd on which mortgage there la now due nt ling*. on.thu 29th day of May, A. Hie dal«> hereof by reason of the RATIO SMASH AND BUST POLICY" D. 1914. non-payment, of the annual interest In this ontrne. It appearing from dim Mareli 20th. 1913 nnd the non­ affidavit on file, that the Defendant, payment. of Alic atmuttl interest iftie At Washington As the Cause of the Rex G. Stanton. Is not n resident*uf Mareli 2ntB. 1914 and tlm taxes due this Btajc.Jiut is a resilient of Had­ bnd payable December ist. 1912 in­ Widespread Exist Ing Business en 1-ake. Itliilio. On motion of Com­ cluding nn attorney fee provided by plainant's Solicitor il is. Ordered statute and stipulated for in said ' Henry "JlXLtjlantl, of Detroit. Is that the appearance of said non­ mortgage the sum nf One Thousand the manSgereof the Cadillac Motor resident Defemlanl, Hex G. Stanton, Seventy Seven and 10-100 Dollars Co, one of lhe larged enterprist1.* be entered herein, within four and the said morlMigee having of its class in the world. He while months from lhe dale of this order; fleeted and hereby electing to-do' SMiktoY Towffwnd a letter giving and in case of his appOMOnce lie clnr© the full amount secured ivy. his views of the manner in whidi cause his answer to the bill of com­ said mortgage* due ami payable in j tho present congretw is putting a plaint to be filed, and a copy there­ accordance wilh tho provisions। damper on business. Senatoi* of to be rented on the Complain­ contained in said mortgage, notice TowTMend sent, tlm letter lo the ant's Solicitor within twenty days is hereby given that by visiiie of] clerk's desk to have it read to tin* after service on him of n copy of the power of sale contained in said senate, but the opposiliim did nol Add hill nml notion of order: and mortgage. I shall foreclose the care to hear it. But as it express­ Jn default thereof, said hill will he iame by a sale at public auction l<» es some very clear and docidod Taken as confessed by said non­ Jim ,11k’1.11 I .11 highest 1,1 bidder al III' (In- North, views on the cxisling business de­ resident defendant. front" iloor‘of lhe'court imUS^, |fl; pression. we believe our reader.* Aud if is further ordcred, that■ tho City of liastingrt, mi Snlumny will be interested in perusing il. within 20 days tho aqniplainant■ lhe 22nd day of August A. D. 1914 al This is Mr. Leland's letter: cans'* n notice of this orffur lo be1 ten" o'clock jn the forenoon, nil of | •'Ihstroit, Mich, Juke L 191L published iu- thg Hastings Banner,' (host* certain pi»*ei»a or parcels of j a newspaper printed, Rnbliohcd andI land situated and being in the town­ ••lion. Charles E. Townsend, "Dear Sir: I am loyal lo my circulating in said county, ami Uiat; ship of Maple Grove, County of country, and during a long am: •aid pUldication be continued1 Barry and Slate of Michigan and buRy life have consequently, done therein, once each wi*ck, for six: described as follows, t" wit: The Idial L could _to promote ifs wel- yveeks Ju succession, or that., she' North da-caly 4201- acres— are. ’ Because of' that interest. T cause a copy of this tinier to be1 North one-half (J4) of tho AniUil urge you lo exert all your influence ’personally served on said non-resi­' west quarter (’i; of section thn;<* to bring the present congress .to a dent defendant al least twenty days' (3), also twenty t20) acres situated before lhe tkno above prescribed1 in the Southeast corner of tho speedy close. "Members of congress and ad- for his appearance. Northeast quarter (’A) of said-sec­ miuistralive officers are evidently ' Clement Smith. tion three (3’. said-last parcel being •hut-eyed to Um conditions which Circuit Judge.• forty (40 rods north and south by have developed within the country, Jaums M» Smith. eighty (SO) rods cast and west and ami of the fact—(here was where Complainant's Solicitor. all in town I wo (2) North of range; • Senator Reed slopped the regiJipg : seven 7, West. Michigan, lhe same by the clerk)—that market values Order For Publication. being the premises described in the I are shrinking, wheels of industry Stale of .Michigan, the Probate' niortuagti herein referred to. I either slowing down or are silqnl. Court for the Comity of Burry. Dated May 271 h A. D. 191 i. inillions of loyal and willing em­ Al a session of said-court, held nt . Afton D. BtniHi, ployes tire without work, and n lhe probate office, in-the City of - Mortgagee. reuse of Instability has palsied all Hastings, in said county, 'on the.■ Thomas Sullivan, effort, while congn*ss courts ran­ twenty-eighth day of May, A. ‘ D. ' . Attorney for Mortgagee. Busi­ ters, theorists, agitators nnd out­ 1914. ness address, Hastings, Mli-hiuan. . rages tariff, currency, interslale Present: Hoii. Chas. M. Mack,. Adv. !3-wks. commerce and every established Judge of Probate. principle upon which the nation's bi I lie Matter of the Estate of prosperity has been built. Fmncla Wilkes, dcceak-d. Statement to The Public About, “Tliere is nothing In our country William Wilkes, son having filed lo warrant tilt- present distress, but in said court his petition praying n nationwide dial nisi Of Washing­ that an instrument now on Ills in. ton. this court purporting to be the igst .“Il is lime that congress looked UiH and teslainent of the said d •­ into a mirror to find but who threw ceased, lx* admitted to proliab- and treatment to cause oSuaea or voinHur monkey wrench into the ma­ the execution thereof he granted to illng, but consists of Hypodermic' chinery. Orville C. Barnum or to some other Trealim-nl four .times each day, • “’rhe present erratic smash-and- suitable person. which is admitted by the best Med-j bu*t policy Tins, already bred a it is ordered. That lhe Twenty­ icgl Authorities lo be thu safest! work-poverty which administrative sixth day of June A. D. 1914. al ten method of mediation in use loapologists cannot conceal ami o'clock jn lhe forenoon, nt said pro­ •lay. A ionic ,is given in conni’cwhich, if allowed to continue, will bale office, be and is hereby ap­ lion with the alx»ve every* two1 remain in history us the outstand­ pointed for hearing said petition; hours' from 7:W o'clock in tbiy ing event .of this period of Ameri­ 11 Is Further Ordered, ’i'lial pul^ morning until 9:01) in lhe evening.I can life. r . lie notice thereof be given by pule- This tonic is rvconstrUclive in its | ■ “If congress lias any more, dam­ llcatfon of a copy of this whr, for ae|i<fli and gradually resl'Jres lhe age lo do. let IITh* tlone speedily, three successive weeks- previous to patient to u«i near normal condi­ for not until after this congress has said day of hearing, in the HtpUings tions as it is possible to gel him or, . reared to exist -can a merchant. BAJtNEli, n newSl>aper printed and In other Words places tlie patients nianufni.'hit'lT or employer venture firculaled in said county. back when) (hey. were before they together tlm things which remain, Chas. M..MnrK, ever look a drhjk of .liquor. When that u|M>ii them lie may reconstruct A true copy. Ju-:g-j of Probate. his business. Ella C. Eggleston, tieut is then, uc claim, cured. Lady Kcgister of Probate. Democratic Leaders Mistaken. patient-- ate tit-cti|Nt-d, and are T do not charge (be administratreated prlvjtlejy in lheir rooms and litMi or congresB with being insinno lady need feel timid about comNotice of Special AsncsNOienL cen* or dishone.’l, lj|11 >* *” ,,ow To Busby, Emery I.; Baker. Chas.; stitute is especially equipped for patent to tlnnkimr men that both B'-adl-', Mtfry; Colgrove, Philip T.; handling .tlnse cases |n seclusion are terribly mislaken. — and »•> Imly >med fear being alum“Ils theories in regard to tariff, Frost, Herman: Huffman. Sarah I..; Ez4r Eliza; “ Heffcl' al the Institute while under tn-aianti-trust regulations, ‘capital and Hicks, M. W.; Hotigv^ Hill, lilMiry tirui? M.; Kuen-|iwni ns ilmre are other Indies In labor and llm so-called big cousins Iwiwer, Simon; Ilill, are such that business nnd our in­ zel. Wenderlm; Kciuulpn, A. E. Est.; lhe building atall llm--. We urge dustries are lapelly nppntachini.- luipph-y, Fredrick: Langston, C. L.; anyone thinking of taking treat­ clored shop condition*—not ns ad­ Loveland, Ahija; Maus, J. Lorenro; ment or friends In come tn t(m In­ vocated by the Am-rican Federa­ Messer. Richard B.: Mallory. Edwin: stitute and investigate this matter tion of !.abor, bid rath'T n •closed Mills. Robert; Nadi, Frank; Nosh, thoroughly. For further information address •hop* in the sense of drawing the (Jerald; Pryor, Frank S.; Preston, Emelinc; Pierce, Hee IL; Rouse, lhe Keeley Institute, 7.U-X> Ottawa fires ami locking the tirnirs. ilatherhie; Shultz. Currie; Smith, "Congress has been* in continu­ James Wt Spangemncher, Mary; Aviv, N. \V„ Grand Rapid.-, .Mich.— ous session now for more than a Steinke. Waller; Seeber, Fred; Tol­ year nnd a half. hurst. George: Thomas, Wm. L.: "If congress conjinues this orgy Harry' P-I Williams. Frances; of hallucination with its ‘pahdoras Tuttle. Warner, Grace: Walkin’. Waller J.; Can wc conceiyo - what humanity lx»x‘ Ils bills for •regulating' husf- Wilcox, Selif B.; Ward. Frank B.; would bo If it did not know lhe flowness. and its other vicious and Young, John W.; Zageluieier, J. D. conoclastir legislation—I hen llm and to nil OlhJr perftuw interested, era? If these did not exist, If they' had all .been, hidden fmm jaur xaxo, as ‘big business' and Hm ’capital uml lake ndliec: Thrtt thUyolI of (he arc probably a thouMnd no loss fairy labor' problems will be solved in­ ’Peci.nl assiMsnutnl herejoforo made deed, for there will Ju* u>> *bi£ busi­ >y J. Loreiuo Mnus, supervis­ olghu that are all. around ue, but Inness.' no available capilal. ylslblo to our eyes, would our . char­ or. for llm purpose of defray­ “Tlm shrinking in railway, in­ ing that part of lhe eftkt which acter, our faculties, our sense of the dustrial amj real- estate values dur­ the council decided should be taoutiful, our nptltudo for happiness, ing llm past few years shows n paid and borne by special us.ness-, bo qulto tho same? Wc shoalU, It Is greater deslnirtion of nil real, inenl for the Wnshingloti and Murk-’ true. In nature hare other splendid values Hinn this cminlry suffered nt the hands of our dcslructlv«l office fur public inspection.' Notice manlfoxtaUona of luxury, exuberance, and grace; other daullng efforts of is Also given that tlm council will "Il b time Wasliiiiclon awoke to ni'vil nt llm council room in the the superlative forces; tlie sun. tho tlm fact that tip* prescid congress City of Hastings on Friday evening, stars, tho varied lights of the moon, and administration are making rap­ June I2lh. toil, lo review said as- the aaniro and tho ocean, tho dawns id- progress toward classifying sr«.-ment al which tiino arid place and twilights, Uio mountain, the plain, themselves in hi’lory as llm great­ uppmiumty will be given all per­ tbo forest and tbo rivers, tho light est nnd mnsl deslruclive ami ruin­ sons interest's! to be heard. and tho trees, and lastly, nearer to ous force our country has yet pro­ us. birds, precious«tones and woman. baled this Stith day of May 191L duced. These are tlm omatnenta of our . “All tlm elemenls nf prosperity A'Ivh. -wk.* planet Yet but for the last throe, are witli Hie country except llm adrhlch belong tn the »fV> amllo of inim»tra(mn. <>i drr I or I’ulilii .ilioii. I nature, how . grave, auiterf, almoat Gapllul in Cyclone Cellar. Slab* <if Michigan, Ih" PrBlialt- sad. would be tho education qt our “The baleful Influence of Wash­ eyo without the eoftneaa which the ington, like a blm'k pall, bangs <iv* r Al u B£x.’imt. of said court, held flowers give’—Maurice Maoterllnck. llm nniimi. Capilal hide’ iu the at Hu- proiiali' ollici1, in tin Citj or cyclone cellar. UhbIiiims. hi entd eomily, tin tlie Uli. “Having a prosped of u let-up in day of Jmie A. D„ 1914. this remorseless campaign of drPresent:* Hon. Chas. M. Muck. "Whal are ydu laughing at?" asked Bt met ion, gopd judgment would Judge of Proliate. . , tlm _____ Jn Ytattar of Hm Ebtalf of , the Old. Fogy. ’’What'e op funny In prompt Hie wheels of etumneh iAlin Gregory. tiregory.* Deceased. Det . a«e<l. * that paper." "It xays that a hundred and business to gn ahead nt full Ann ” speed, instead of having factories Milan A. Walldortf. creditor, h.-tv - i P’-rsona hove left New Y'ork to onrunning short lime, closing down -(Hed in said court his pclitim; i fcagc In missionary work." said the or (ailing entirely asd present. praying that the administration id' Groucb.—Cincinnati Enquirer'. “Tlwrn is ■otniffhingjp Ih" srlnu- said v’tnti* he granted t»» rtwirjo W. i . tion tbit calls io memory.Nero ami Garrison, nr some olhet Mutable „ ,• , ' person. '*°l "rattier Ionic und his litldlr. "Tlm nation has hud enough of Il is Ordered. Tligt the‘3rd day IlFalli Builder, tin- tegi.’lulmg. It now n->d’ in­ of July. A. D. 1914, al ten rr’clock it- > An* you run , doWR—nervoti-, — dustrial peace und prosperity. Be­ llm foreiuvnti. at said probate of- lired? Is ev'-rylbing you do mr-eflieving that •oiilldenc" eanriot Im flee, Iwr and is hereby hppoinl'*d for fm'" Y’lin are not lazy- y<»u nr> rnrtored unlit after I his coiigii-s’ hearing said petition; •m l.! Your stomach, liver, kidm’yft is Further Ordered. That pub­ ami whn|»-’y«lein,m 'd n tome. A us wu. of my representatives in tlm lic notice thereof be gftep In pub­ tAnie and health builder t» driv* lication of a ropy df Ihis-ortp'r. tor out .................... . th" wiiidu iUa(terr build you up lh»»-«- stli•••I'ssive d’epks previous l<» ;uid and renew ymte volte strength.Mre'nulh. Nothing ....... Bitter Slai! •nl mid. urging Hits. | fin said day of hearing, in.llie Hastings bi ller than t-i_. Electric ik that- anything in Wa.-li- BANNER. a newspaper printed ana today. Mre. James. Duncan, H{iyn> -» of snore important" to Hm circulated m said oounly. vdle. Me., writes: ‘'Completely ‘ , Chas-. M. Mark. cored m® after .-•’■eral docfeii fa'-M- Lrtanrt.” A turc- copv. Judge of Prohale. me up." 50c and Sl.OO. RremnGrace Bauer. mended by Carv'eth A btebbtn?.—A, Bring Results, E. Mulholland.—Affv. Register of Probate. REQ HOT LETTER EROM DETROIT MFR. Legal Hdoertisements The Keeley Treatment SECURE YOUR CROPS IN THE BEST POSSIBLE CONDITION The successful farmer i§ the one who harvests his crops in the BEST , possible condition, and in the shortest possible time. No farmer can afford, in these days when farm hands are hard to get, to do anything cist than get the best of labor saving machinery. Just now the thought is to secure the big hay crop and to care for the corn crop. We are here to aid in that. W e especially commend the following machines for securing hA your hay crop: Easy Draught Deering Mower with every device for making it an efficient as well as economical machine. ’ • The Dane Side Delivery R.aKe Which is an ideal pachinc for turning the hay over after it is cured on one side. The next morning the same rake is used again, and the hay is sufficiently cured.• The John Deere Hay Loader This machine is show in the cut. This machine saves time and help and secures the crop in better condition. The Corn Crop in Barry County bids fair to break ult records this year. But it needs to be well cultivated. We offer The New Elk Jr. Automatic Cultivator Who’s value is thoroughly. proven by ex­ perience. The Oliver Cultivators as shown in theTpicturc. They arc built for service, will lighten your work and in­ crease your crops.* Btfue Yqb laiest ii Machines (or An, Parpsie Sti Us GOODYEAR BROTHERS Phone 1 HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT DEALERS 111-115 State Street Hastings, Mich. NOTICE THESE BARGAINS IN SMALL FARMS CliecM' Eggs. Grain a half pmud «d Am-ricau j dairy chci-se. put il liver the dlrtq with a tabk-!>p(H>iitul of butler, a । half-cup of g«HHj .nlix-k, a teaspoon-1 iul of salUui ihi-h of paprika, ami a li as|MH>nfiil of Worcestershire r (sauce. JStly until tin- cheese,is 'rm lied, th'-n put in f-iiir Or five | well-beaten eggs and cook ilircol minutes. Serve on buttered toast.I Au excellent luncheon dish. -* Breakfast Eggs. Bull oggs hard. remove the. shells U rather Talk. und cut thriii-in small |iiecra or existence, dry nml wet \yill overtake the b«-l uf men— the yolks together. Make a cu|l.Sonm !flll<: skill'd' d'»ud.'4lTitivt j fut "of white Miim with a lahh*The Miu off now ami jheir. I spoonful each of butter ami Ihmr, Ami innyby. while yoa’ru wonder- r««'ked togidlmi- until .they bubble. in' wh-i ' ~~ and a hnlf pint of milk, stirred You've fouL-likO lent your unibrell* with lliexe until lhe suttee Is atnooth . to, and thick. Season lo Iwte'wiih sail nd waul il - uul'll pop I he rfun. And. you'll be glad you 11 ain't got anti pour mt rounds or sqaafea of tousL Servo hot. ■ -Limes Whitcomb Riley _ Tomato (lini-lrl. A Good Quoin!ion. Mttk>* nn-ordinary «>mH»-t nnd If** mo-1 <)<>lidUr< und tlm mo-t ‘•'■nsibl" of all pleasures c<»n.’i>l.’ in' il: Take Ivtu nr tlirei- tomatoes aud promuling llm proaMirea-or others.! cul Lh£U)Jiib> pii-ro**; tdici* an onion -a-----'cry thin, .. ........ moll . lalilespontjrul “ of ' * butler into a .-niicepan and place For Oily Hair. the oidotrin il. Cook them, bill do nol allow tn color; add pepp.T>sall ping your brush ip water and pass­ ing il liimir.-li your luiir two or aii'l Hu- pieces of lomalii. Stir air three lime.' a week.. Thi? will pre­ togellicr for ten mimitee: take out vent t’uperilm>us oil. mid return to ilie pan; thoroughly! A Good Lotion. 'Ntiiltr.ii .huJ lamb fats me .top Ait organization for tlie promotion cooking, hut they make a ilrakcla.’’ of lempemnre in IT.hii i’. has iu«'ii i.,,1I.tl |oi mu rm- < li.ipped hands, cracked I ■ ■ I ( t ■ < I.,.'I 11.1 U lieejs aud i hillilaiM. . t 35 ACRESi Clay and gravelly loam soil, lays gently rolling, fair eight room house. 2 barns, miles from R. R. station, good location. Prioe S 1.750. Torma SI.000 down. 46 ACRESi 5 miles from Hastings, 40 acres under cultivation, 0 acres fine pasture, good eight room house, small-barn, plenty of fruit, good waler, close to school aud a fine location. Prioo S2.2OO. Torma 13Ji ACRESi I miles from WootMand, excellent soil and lays good, 9 acres under cultivation and 3 acrqs of pasture, the fences are good and there is an abundance of nil kinds of frpit, excellent six room houae coal SI.31), good wtll and cistern, fine barn l«x3( also hen lioutc, wood shed, corn crib, Rian try uudTiog hbuse. Thia place borders on a^RMxMuke with excellent^shing. Pries >1,500. Tsnu SL* 71 ACRESi S‘^ miles from Hastings, 23 seres second growth limber, balance under cultivation, the soil is clay and sandy loam and lays gently rolling, there is'an excellent 9 room house with furnace heat, the barn is poor and the fences are fair. The price of this (arm is . *3,(K)0. Terms SI.500 down, or would take Hastings property in exchange. Hastings, Crook and Gould Michigan. Hand-In-Hand. “I tel! you Put, my boy," tho big lot of men who think they h'ayo man of tho town confided, laying a patronizing hand on tho young Irish­ around and wait for aomebody to man^ ahou|dor, "I wish I had your thruat It upon them. tongue." “Mure, aor." grinned Pat, "but It would do yea no good without Throe Kinde. mo bralna."—Wonan’i Homa Com­ ' There are three kinds of men who panion. don’t know anything about women. They are old men. young men and Nineteen stales now require an middle-aged men.—Brooklyn Eagle. rxaminaiion in agnciilhin.* u» bn passed before a teacher may obtain BANNER WANT ADV& PAY. 4 certificate lo leach. JACKSON MAN EATS A SQUARE MEAL AFTER WAITING 15 TEARS It- inrhides every shade of olimly. political und religious Imlirf, ami all । fits re > of sociriy-pnlitir.ians, pro­ A. W. liobbu End.-. Mouuicb Huflcring M, Ifl'l...... --- -­ taken IfiW-raintdr With remarkable fessional men and woijien.— Quickly With MayrS Wond­ benelit. It- Is known cirerywhero. erful llniMdy. Cum Stubborn, Itchy . lhal for firn. »rty <ifc.irs jhe dlgsailvs-tract of muc­ - Skin IKmlilt -. " - 'Lail-^n- J'!"! -■mri'A. W. 1 Jubba of HOP East Main oid uccyctlona and rstnuvta polMOuUa Street.*JaiAaua. .Midi., after some hf- mutter. It brings swill relief lo aut1,1 । do* il io tormeiil tnoUsi r. teen years of buffering (rum daranfe- fvrera from uromach. liver and bowel of the stomach and digestive troubles and many dccUro il ha» rav­ tappincbtl. •' • • Eczema. T-eilcr. lirh und .similar ntBiita ■ Skiq Eruplimu. Hon! scruteli— tratt. took Mayra Wonderful Atom* ed them frx>n> dangerour uparaili-iiu. Mjiny. uro sure It has saved lheir Ilves. 'Ginger,Custards. slop llm itching ut otirc with Hr. . Hobson's Ecz'-tua OiuttiienL -Ils Mr- Hobbs Iras told ijts own story oune-s r.l’tor srfgar and heal again. first Qindmution atari* hiding: llm ।In a letter, part of which la given (atara. ao b« cauUoui. Be SUTU it's J hi-ii -in. tn half a-pint of milk ami hrd. rough, scaly, ih-hinn skin is Ihere? *. Mayr a. Go to Mulholland's Drug. two onnro of chopped prwM»fv*d <t ‘jjooHnh —./Lthl l<> lhe healing mid cwlirx Stura and aak them about lhe wond­ tuedici ginuer. J’oui- into greased mouldsIs luedictws. Mrs. C. A- Lmfeldi. 1 erful raaulla It, has accomplPhand :j. ato unijl tlm cu.-dards itre Hock I’lsnd. Ill, ufter n-ina Dr. 1 Ing Jn caae* the/ know of In yuur Hc/< io i imiiiip ui. uin- --. -••I. hlle. the j-uslaid* are cook­ H ..... . ■ town—or send tn .Geo. H. Ma yr. Mf«. ing pul lltrite or’four lahbgiinani- "This ti III'- Hi’I lime in time years 1 Chemist, fnr free book on stomach I have been fm- from lhe dreadful 1d»s» not dlrtm.* tne. I hop* thos< ailment* arid many grateful letter* HocUd aa 1 w.i« «H| procaad to gst i-cr- in - a mcepau with a little ailrnsnl." Guaranteed. &»c.. Rec- •'yaar rvmtdy at qnc*. ' by Carvrth Pmon nil - and nHk* quite hm I nmmsn-led ......... . ......... & Stebbins— i v.-ondarrul lrf< . Turn out the custards pour the Ii tA. F'MnlMIUnS E. Mulhiill4nd./~Ad\ stomach .Ratuady cuiivihcea auSkrm ginger sauce jounef and serve at1 For rale in Bastings by aU'flrufc’’ . of tU merit. Many n*v» found onb once. • . ■ . BANNER ANT ADVfi. PAY. oaa dou autaciena Mr. Hobba* «x- gi»U.-Adv. His Noble Aim. The Young Man.—I uutk-ralaiul your futlu-r -peaks very highly of nw. �CHICAGO TO THE SEABOARD chaora for Tullabuma and Redpath. Through jtahevflle, N. C., thu party - And then camo Interesting Chat­ sped In the Bight Uno and breakfast tanooga. at the base of Lookout Moun­ was eaten at tho BUiu Capital—Cv tain- Orchard Ktiob aad Missionary Charleston, with IU quaint'and ItP teroctIng old bunding-. was reached shortly offer the noon hour, Wedacs- PARTY OF EIGHTY-FOUR ON THE SEOONO ANNUAL TOUR IN DE LUXE TRAIN. Dairymen Wc are in need of more sweet cream. Just think! We will pay you 3 cents per pound premium over our sour cream price for so little extra work on your part. We surely don’t need to urge you to grasp this extra money. About one extra trip to the creamery each week with a little extra care at home will get you this big money for your cream. Start at once and keep account of the extra money you get and sec how well it pays you. CROWDS’ GREETINGS GREATER THAN LAST YEAR . okout Mountain and Other Historic Spots Are Seen Enroute. Reception at Charleston, S. C., Includes a Launch Ride-tn Old Fort Slimier. From Chicago to tho Atlantic aea•■■Um. through Bouthorn battlefields fhd down to historic old Fort tiumter, lay the route of tho second annual Rodpath Chautauqua special train, jieaaon of 1914. This train loft Chi­ cago at 7 o’clock Monday night, April 17,' with 84 Chautauqua cnthusUata on of tho Lyceum Magazine, Mr. and Mrs. Win. F. Van Buskirk. Dr.' J. W.’Shedd, lira. Edward Amherst-Ott and daugh­ ter Margaret, F. E. Flak of Richland Center, Wis.. J. P. Young. Ralph Dun­ bar. A journey 40 hours long seemed quite brief In view of the happy con­ geniality of those who enjoyed IL CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO HASTINGS, MICH. foot of the gigantic Mila. Secretary Tevebaugh of the Chat­ tanooga'Y. M. C. A. had arranged a complimentary auto trip for the visi­ tors—an exceedingly Interesting drive about tho city. In front of the James building the band pUyed Southern tunes as hundreds cheered from sky­ scraper windows and crowded streets. day. April 29. Ufjpertr.i<ti<Trnt rfon Al­ ford, Dr. W. A. Coiled:?', Rvdpattred* waaonal director, atul Alfred Wil; Haraa. musical critic, Adrian M. Now- of Charleston citizens were at the stnI'on with Bulotuublles which conveyed the party to lhe Charleston. hotel. One of the beat<fegtur<:s of the first afternoon was a yacht trip given the PM WE BUY BRAIN OF AU. KINDS We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and tell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Veito & Co. Op.C.LfcS. Ftoil 57 Niitlip CONSTRUCTION OF PIT SILO L. G. Sutherland Piano Tuner Loot year wo had several, articles' about underground or pit alios. In | some parts of tho country this form of a silo seems to give general satis­ faction. Wo should judge that they arc most satisfactory when located in light, open ground, whero tho drain­ age is very good, or in naturally dry Carolina. Through Illinois, Indiana. Kentucky, Tennexnec. Alabama, Geor­ gia, North and South Carolina, on lhe _ brief stop was made at liner, of a quartet, of railways, it sped Murfreesboro where the now year, 51 and at noon of April 23 tho ,parly I years ago, was ushered In with the reached its destination.' notable battle which made Stones All along tho hhtorlc route great River famous In national history. Tho1 a owds greeted-thu Vcdpath talent and < party cailght a gllmpco of the ezpan- At a delightful hour In tlU afternoon Redpath party by W, C. Wllbtir, prom­ with the day almost spent.tthe special inent bualnesj-jnas of Charleston. halted In Cleveland, Tenn.? and there Out pact Fort Borutcr nnd around in­ the greeting wa> three times rousing. teresting points <f tho harbor the Secretary C. W. Voak of lhe Cleve- party was.taken and, with tho cool and. Tenn., Board of Trade, and other ocean breeze*, blowing deliciously, tho good Chautauqua boosters, made the boat puked up just in time for a bvun stay hero most enjoyable. Autos ear­ teoua Southern dinner. On tho fol­ ned tbo party for a tour about the lowing day tho street railway company cily. The crowd was immense, hun­ furnished a special car for a lour o! dreds hanging from second and third the city’s points of injorest. story windows to catch the Kry! mel- . The Cathedra] Choir concert and a dug Into heavy and naturally wet ground'they do not appear to bo sat­ Isfactory. Bulletin 138 from the Nebrawka experiment station at Lincoln describes a number of forms of tho silo which nr>> adapted to the condi­ tions prevailing In that state. Among other forms-tho silo wholly or partly Wishrs to announce thnt lM*<|ini>ing May 11lli, hr will nuikc rcfltilur trip** lo ILiMings to do work, li.is hail H years experience with iho Inr-gcst Music House in Michigan, spccluliziug on tuning, regulating und rcpairing pianos und player pianoK. tlnlrrs to be left ut Miller <k ilarria Furniture Co. Hurrying tho cows when handling or driving them dowi not stlmulate<he milk flow but rather has tho opposite 4 England Inst J-var imported IK,-1 lUCMJUO hiiudrcd-weiglib uf rellnud, .sugar atul candy.* i boosters. Matty atope'wero made and' sire burial ground where, after that In every luslunB tho enthusiasm-was bloody battle, 3811 known and 2334 «rriuify(ng. Hcraldod by nowapapejjr unkngara dead were laid lo real. Ono of tho'flnest crowds of tho en­ nnd handbills, tho. populace ut each atop mpondod splendidly to tho band tire trip greeted the Rotlpalh party ut’ concerts und other impromptu tea- Tullahoma, Tenn. Tho train reached The trainmen caught tho Chantaujun spirit. From cnrinsc." and li --.nan to brakeman and porter, Chau­ tauqua hats were In cvldebce. All down tho lino tbt red and grata Redpath souvenir cops tnado a big hit. Included In the Party which left Chi- townspeople were at leisure and when the children wore on their way homo from, school. Tho band struck up a lively air and tho entire Chautauqua party marched across the way to the hotel lawn, closely followed by an Business University FIRE INSURANCE 4716 lure co. UNDERTAKING AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Licensed Embalmer always in attendance PHONE. 226 OR 387 fined cheaply with limited power, since it Is not necessary lo clevoto iho silage. There Is less danger from hav­ ing tho silage freeze when It Is put underground. Ttjo greatest disadvan­ tage Is the Inconvenience of taking tho silage out. There is always some Cllciti, Illium A Sitlii* U. A. Ci. (dies. The streets were thronged tn program by Marcus A. Kollerman were danger in such a silo of poison from their capacity and scores’ followed tho features which followed Immediate y breajftlng carbon dioxide gas. Thia r.is la thrown out as tho silage terRodpath boosters back to the railway in the Ch*lau',ua ti nt, iu spite of a nwil» during tho Aral two weeks In rtatlon. • heavy rainutorin in tha evening the big The Centenary. Seminary girls at tent was crowded. Cleveland fully caught the Redpath General Nanhgor H. P. Harrison on an them would be no poulhlHty of air FOR RHEUMATISM KIDNEY* ANO BLADDER spirit when Kryl s band played on the Thursday evening by request ex­ dralnago in a pit silo. It would bs college campus. They were supplied plained tho purpo«<> of tho Redpath dangerous to go down Into such a allo.with Chautauqua hats and pennants. Chaulauquas throughout tho United as it would in tn a well whore thia gas Later the party drove back to the city States and wac greeted with big ap- Is present. Tho chief daifr^r Seems If You Want Delicious square and gave a second brief con­ pMuie. lo be whoa tho allo Is partly filled and Charleston citizens also rcqunai'd a left standing.for a few day*. Before' Trig special was too speody for the speech from W. F. Van Buskirk, tho going into such a silo It is belter to flagman tn charge out of Cleveland. Chicago taaktz. He vtia cordially re start the cutter and Iqt It. feed Into Hu was left at the switch. At* the next colved and his addr. ra was loudly id- I Iho allo for five or ten mlnutea before stop the train halted and soon tho plauded. Von can get it here al ANY TIME you wish and in .ANY QUAN. Many citlzenn Including workmen uro permitted to go down! T1TY you rleaite. We deliver ice cream to any part of the city. missing trainman cune tn on a rail­ bankers of the city camo up to greet A tent of tho danger involved would Wc buy our own cream, and get the'beat that money can buy. way velocipede. Thmrewd on the ob- both Mr. Harrison and Mr. Van Bus­ bo to lower a lighted lantern nr candle We make out own icecream by machinery, and have the best there aarvatton platform gave him a warm kirk at the closer of thu evening's pro- down Into tho pit. It tho light con­ is on the market. Our ire eteam ia strictly PURE, WHOLESOME Unties to bum there would be no reception. and SANITARY, human hands not touching it from lhe time ’ i trouble. If it goes out no one should fc. W. Alley, Redpath photographer, Kpoz^lle waa reached in tho early cream goes into our machine until it is dished out on yourtabhtin. evening and at 10:30 p. m. nt Morrie- had bls tint experience with the Red I venture down until the air In the silo Wa make a specialty of furnishing ice cream for “’’'I town, Tarin..'a huge crowd- had- been Wlh Chauta qua family on the trip 'has bean thoroughly stlrrod up. There tics, socials and Sunday dinner*. U‘F- I waiting for more than an hour for the Soufh.'and made thy pklurts which il­ MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE PALM GARP ,, | arrival of the Redpath boosters. 'The lustrate thia article? Fred Craft. Red- time, as a rule, since the gas doea not | form tn large quantities at that time. > special waa well received-and although Pith .________ staff artist, was a member ,of the Also the air in the silo is warmer than i lhe opening dzy of the. Morrlijaj>_j;#r‘r -and a'.«o A. G. Arnold CNiwuys was-a month away.-^h; known’pub^ljy mac from Fargo' x, p that outside, am! this would create a draft to carry the dangerous gases' FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS oago over tho Chicago fc Eastern Illi­ nois railway were: Kryl’a band, tho Cathedral Choir, tha Denton Grand Opera company. Marcus A. Kellerman, Reno, tho magician. Senator Frank J. Cannon, Mrs. Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. Waflaca Bruce Amsbary and little daughter Dorothy. Managers Harry I’, and W. V. Harrison. W. M. Padgett people. From the hotel veranda. Prof. HUgerald'of the Tullahoma schools welcorned the Redpath delegation to thin busy little city and a happy rczpoazo was made by Chas. Varney. Tho Gatho dral Choir sang a national midlcyaxt.’ Kryi’s band played to the dallght of Lu populace. A group of achon! Sojt FOR BESf^ESULfS^AbviKTlSE IN THE BANNER. THE PALM GAR' Advehi&c itT thTBANTfERr. ’ Everbody Reads It. �THE HAFTTWGi R INKER. JUNE 1L 1ML principal und John T Goodyear and A.' A. Anderson as sureties in the sum of 9300.00 be accented and Ucense issuijd. Carried. ' OFFICIAL RewhwC Ttftt the city clerk give notice, as required:in chapter twen­ ty of Hie Charter of ' the .city of City Council met in regtilnr ra»rioii Friday evening. May 22,-tvli. Hastings, tn all persons interested Mayor Jamieson pi .-sidin-.'. Market and Washington street* . iAreiwnl at mil call Ahi. Carvnlli. Edmonds, Lunn, Henwy,. Xicra, sewer, that lhe special aksessmenf | roll for said Mark.1 and WashingRoush and Sridon. Absent at mil call. Aid. Wooron. Minute* of May «lh and ISITI. Hie <2lh day of June tflll. and that notice of llm meeting lo review said iWI, read nnd approved. Tlm following accounts wrr au­ roll, he published in llm Hastings BANNER, a paper puldished in Hie dited: cily of Bast mgs. once curb week, John McLravy. acct» 3.1? K. II. Christ, Civil Engineer.. 030 for two weeks, vomiimticing on the 28th day nf May, 191L Wm. Shaffer, labor.... . • (Signed) A. IL Carveth. Jake Strouse, labor.., H. Mmd. team - Movwl by Aid. .Carveth. Lhal ..rcs<H F. Gallop, labor luh"ii be adnjpted. ' Carried. K. Moore. Ial»or Resolved. Tmd tlm City of Bast­ B. Green, labor ings emmloirl a 8 inch sewer on w". Leonard, labor Market street commencing at tinB. Jeffry, lalior inler-iTlion of Green' and- Marker A. D. Maynard, team..., nnd running tlr.'iwe, Routh along Michigan Supply Co.... Hie center line of Market street. Buffalo Steam Holler .. 1292 feel’, and al«o cormimiicing and • John W. Herron, labor running thence, east, along tlie cen­ H. C. Pulmalier. Jabor.. ter line of Walnut street. 55<i f.-.-t. Chas. Hill, labor............ and also commencing al tlie iblerW. Coburn, team serlion of Walnnt nnd Washington S. Anderson, labor and running liiegce. south, along A. Follock, lalxir the renter line uf Washington A. Miller, labor st reel, .'132 feet, in accordance A. Gallop, lalxir , wilh Hm route. location, grade, E. Tobias, express depth, and dimensions shown on Wallace Green'. Freight lln* plat and diagram thereof, Thornappiu Gas and Elec. Co. prepared by George Burcoss. a. Thornapple Gas and Elec. Ball .. rmnprtrnt surveyor, nnd lileil in Moved by Aid. Seldon that the ac­ counts bo allowed and ordera City of Hastings on the 22 day of drawn. Carried. Ayes Aid. Car- May. 1911. the same to tm known velh. Edmoutls. Lunn. Harney. m td-dr-mmMed - ft-l Im-Cartel- a tut Xieffs, Roush. Seldon. Absent I. Moved liy Aid. Roush that the bill Be it Further Rcsohrd. -That of A. J. Jewell lie nol allowed. Car- II Proceedings Moved by Aid. Lunn that.tlie pe­ tition of the Park Committees of tlm Brotherhood and Women’s Club Inr received. Carried. .. Moved by Aid. Carveth that jmtilion of D. 8. Goodyear Im refcrrisl to sidewalk committee with power to net. Carried. Moved by Aid. Solden that peti­ tion of Albert llcrney ah'd'8 others for a side walk grade be referred to side walk committee. Carried. .Moved by Ahl. Selden that the Ptumlmrs bond of Goodyear Bro*, as principals and W. X. Chidester and IL G. Hayes as aureUeq in the sum of |<5<M).()0 be accepted nod li­ cense issued. Carried. Moved* by Aid. Lunn lhal. the profMMilion of the Aetna, Life Insuraiice Company tie referred t» tha Financial Committee. Carrjed. Moved by Aid. Herney that the la<lies4Jf the Park Committee of tlm Women's Chib lie given a vote or thanks for lheir kindness in serving tho council with refreshmenu. Carried. ” Move*! by Aid. Selden Hint reports of tho Fire Department be referred to Fire Committee to report nl next met'ling. Carried. .Moved by Ahl. Cnrveth lhal tho Plumber ImiixI of Cuas; Baker, as diagrams and proilb'S in (ho Yffllc.pi.'in i.i («iv City,of Bastings on llm 22nd day of May. 1914, and that tlm sewer dis­ trict shown on raid plaid nnd dia­ grams as comnii'iicing al Green St and running south on Market nnd etc., be, and the same is hereby de­ clar'd to -be. the district upon which that prut of lhe estimated: cost of the nonslructiim of said Feeding Stock Your stock CAN’T TALK. They can’t TELL YOU whether they like the feed you arc giving them or not. The only way they can show their DISAPPROVAL is by their POOR CONDITION. The wise feeder will make a change at once. The indifferent man will proba­ bly continue buying the inferior quality of feed just be­ cause he may possibly save a few cents a TON. We have fed stock for a good many years, before wc commenced running this elevator, and we are still feeding stock. Mixing good feeds for domestic animals is a “knack” that we learned through a long experience in The Ri£ht Kind of Feed the stock growing business. When you buy feed here we will gladly give you the benefit of our advice and exper­ ience if you wish it. You don’t have to follow it unless you wish. . > If YOU have been in the stock feeding business for any length of time, ybu doubtless KNOW that there is QUALITY in stock feed, just as there is QUALITY in shoes, clothing or anything else. If you buy the GOOD FylND you must expect to pay WHAT IT IS WORTH. The feed of QUALITY is the only kind wc handle, and we.don't charge you any more for it than lots -of others charge for the inferior kind. Call and let’s talk ii over. Edmonds Bros.—The Elevator Men -------------- f*HONE 18 •siimnted cost of!reference to the improvcimmts if said.sower, nr-- tlmivoii. and to make a special as■riling In lln* v-t iinul ■• HASTINGS, MICH Southwestern Michigan THIRST and Refunding Mortgage 5% Gold wv •» j w ••la, x Hondff. We offer these Honda in >100, |Ul) UniteCl JLilRIlt sod SLU*>denomination*and recomuisnd them THIS WEEK'S NEWS IN , = m a sale Investment. Au attractive feature in upon said lands liable h. special NEAR-llV COUNTIES. and this investment is that they are Income Tax (Signed) A. II. Cnrvelh. assessment, nt, lhe lutioiiiil amount of Hm the es«■*-, ' ■ Cn Exempt to the holder (or the reason that the cost of Slid >ai«l Washington XVasliiiiglon I Building litiKiled Cost permits uggrrgntlng RailvArtavyC iiveji by Aid. Carvel h thnt re XKallway S LM, tax i« p.-ml at the source. k«'l street street s. .«*:wer wit in accord-1 ncconl-} W1.r signerl by Hie budding and Market wore Lunn, ller- am-e with chapier twenty uf llm. inspectors during Hie past month st ranted to be defrayed by special charter uf tho Lily <>f Hustings, and;or ajx week* and were refiorted to n«M's*ment Im. levied by special a— .Citizens 4115 snd 1122. Fifth Floor, in aeconlance with Hie resolutions I the council in Ionia. '••S'lriiiii. and that Mid plnla and Mil Main 229. Mich. Trust Bldg. Resulted, . Thai llm Supervisors diagrams as Imrclofore prepared While washing cans in ('.larksand filed in thi'/dlirc of the Cily of lhe First mid Fourth wards of .Signed)* A. II. Carveth. Herk of the City of Hasting* on lhe City of Baslhtgs.- be Ainl are Moved by Ahl. Cnrvelh lhal reso­ L. J. Morrow, received a i the 22nd day of May, 19H. be and hereby ordered to make a special lution Ih1 adopti'I. Larrieil. Ayes. maiding on Lis arm and face. lhe same arc hereby approved axil adopted and tlinL they ln> recorded tlm s|i ■my, Xiess, llourdi, Selden. Absent. turn, nnd Mr. Morrow.exerted so in tlm office of Hye City Clerk of the j Ide hi City of Baffling* ui lhe ixxik of sew- coni Resolved, that' Will "Cain be or­ much mtlffclc on it that lhe can fell Wa.’hington nnd Market street er records: Be II Further Resolved. That er. according to (lie helielllff witlj- dered. to imild a renmnt wnlk. 4 ieel five’ Ju-I Ih'-n the faucet turned in width, abutting the. east line uf hd l.'Ho in.mann< i. form mid mater­. which ran up ms sieeve, over ms Ilm-ciinstpictioii of said sewer, ac­ ial prescribed by the ordinance .,of.। shoulder and on his face, burning cording to Ihe'estjinales now.ua.fHe. hv ordi ■men! nd I of all ihr Hie city of' Hnsliiik' adopted July In. I liim painfully. in lhe ollb e of lhe City Clerk of mm ftplwial 11X17. Cll'y of Bastings, be levied ngaltisl lie. il further resolved that n copy thu property in Hie rfi-wor district tricl. liable fo gpwial iiwwmHil, Six liunilred thousand dollars is of this resolution, or- nolite Im berombi'fore fixed and determined, Hm valuation plan'd «>ti the .Burt served upoii the said Will Cntn. according In benefitii without rcF- Washington and Portland Ceumul • Co.'s property in ' iSignixl). .j Chas. E. Luun. erencc to improvements, that 20 Bellevue as the result of the joint Moved by Aid. Lunn 'hat resolu­ Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment action of Hm state tax commission tion be adopted. Carried. Moved by AidL Carveth that Chief and Bellevue township supervisor in Western Michigan. Last year »d I in1 Depnvtncnl be sent to tlm and board of review. Slate Fir«'ii»er,a’ convemion lo lie Hu* company was nssesseil 9IGLOOO Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. held at Saginaw*. June 511 h. Carri­ realty and F2.<MX» personally. This Store Phones— Farm Phones— ed. Ayes Ahl. Carveth, Edmonds, year llm tax commission assessed Bonify. Xiess and Solden. Kayes. I.Hm main building and the plant nt Bell, 173 Bell, 651 S3(injNN> nnd made an assessmont of Ald.'J.unn. Absent. I. . Citizens, 5173 Citizens, 6251 SKMUNIfi on Hie personal properly, leaving the tLWMmcnl of the com­ pany s other pnqmrty Imre to Hm .. ............. AM. Crv.-ll., Ilul ..... ... »«• *»“£•' qui'sl of l ire Illuuf-be referred to | Xiulpr F.‘ I>. tl. Davis, of Idnia. Fil e Commit tee. Carried. usually hn* a good m»* lo tell mv 'Moved tiy Aid. Carveth thnt coun­ when lie heard that Albert. Bopkinfl elf adjourn until Friday. May 25, IfilS. Carried. The Long I arte Resort Irbetter fitted this seawho had adopted three fox squir­ Jas. M. Patten. rel* the Imy.* brought in from the era. Witli one <■( the b stores in City Clerk. Barry county, andTtoii-, ......._ ... The* Hopkins cat is now inoliieriiig your outing can but be n pleasure if spent nt Switzerland employs about 03.000 three kittens and three squirrels. men in her metal nnd machinery Judga Davis nlly -on going to green house found a happy cat ‘and trade*. three kittens. Friendship ledwe' ii the kittens and Hie judge's pel dog rapidly rjpened into affection ajxl lhe dog learned |n carry the kittens in his mouth. Ro when the intriligcnt .rnnino ran nrr«i*< another In Great Britain Ihr percentage All Danish passenger nml ferryr, Intlirll of kitten* in a li- aiby harn. of insanity is liierenslng -faster than IwKit* on the nude between Sweden Im pul two and two together, nnd the growth of population. and Germany probably will soon Im equipped with the wireless tele­ So he went to work at once, carried Because of Terrible Back­ off lhe -eleelrio furnace gold Imh'Is phone, Telephone stations will he kitten* mid pul them al In2;U m> degrees cvnligraili*, or at ache. Relieved by Lydia williallthethe other killcnx in lhe greorftwenty-four thntw the (einpornlure honse. The onlconm was that of E. Pinkham’s Vegeta­ boiling water. Tinplate import* into tlm United Judge Davis' cnl found a greatly in­ ble Compound. Stab** fell from t35,OUO,(xw pomids creased family When she returned In rural school* in Missouri girl* in IDQ2 io i,5oo.<M)O pounds In 1912. Phllarlelphia, Pa.—“I suffered from, and some other cat is wondering while the quantity ek|KU*tiMl in­ displacement and inflammation, and'hadI why tlm ennino eouuly agent Iwk art; organized into pick-nnd-idiovel ■" .—'■------1 such pains iu my, Imr children away from Imr and chilis. under the direction of llm creased from 3,5iXJ,0tM) pounds in National Congress of Mol tiers, to lids. ■ Ido a, and terrible, where I hey have gone lo. aid in the good roads movement. backache so that I High speeds have been Attained could hardly stand. PRIMARY SCHOOL FUND APPOR­ For reducing tlie high cost-of In liaii'iiii'-eui by wireless tele­ 1 took six bottles of TIONMENT S7.25 THIS YEAR meat* the city of Toronto is build­ graph. A recent test resulted in ing a municipal abattoir nl a cost of M-nding 115 words a minute. 'J’lm i pound, and now I can For Each Person of School Age. 9350X00, which it is planned to have record for writing on a typewriter ready for use by Moy 1. is 116 words a minute. ('.oilnlj’s Portion.thrr 512,500 lirreted lo Im paid from I Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Bertles Chink of henry Smith grand Rapids, lllicb, When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Places to Resort Acker’s Point WOMAN COULD HARDLY STAND I Johnny on the Spot' When breakfast has to be prepared in a hurry— When something appropriate is wanted quick for afteroon lunch— When thoughts of a hot kitchen appall one— Whenever the appetite calls for something (ieliciously good and nourishing Post Toasties —with cream, and, say—berries or peaches! These sweet flakes of corn—toasted crisp—satisfy summer needs. Ready from package—no bother—no work—no fussing. A food with delight- Grocers everywhere sell Post Toasties I I ’ : , 1 < [ : i , i | j | ' work' •*ceP KtK*i. cat E00^' don’t have V* * bit of trouble. I J recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to every suffering womam.”—Mra-BARRY Fnnint, 1612 Juniata Street, Philadel­ phia, Pa. Another Woman’* Ca*c. Providence. R. I.—"I cannot speak too highly nf your Vegetable Compound a* it has done wonder* for me and 1 would not be without it. I had a displacement, bearing down, and backadw, until 1 could hardly stand and-was thor­ oughly run down when I took Lydia E. 1‘inkham's Vegetable Compound. It helped me and 1 am in the bestof health at present. I work in a factory all day long besides doing mjr housework so you can see what it ha*done forme. I give you permisa' -n to publish my name and I «peak of your Vegetable Compound to many of my friend*.”—Mr*. Abrii.LawSON,126 Lippitt st., Providence, IL 1.- | Danger Signal* to Women • are what one physician called backache, headache, nervousne**, and the blue*. matory, ulcerstiv«condition, which may be overcome by taking Lydia E. Pinkluun'ffVegetable Compound. Thousands of American women willingly testify to iU virtue. City's Oyer S7.G00. ’ Tho npjM»rtionineiit of Primary AehtHd Monqy has Imcn made by the authorities nt lumping. ’ The amount, will Im F755 for each per­ son of school age. This for Barry Co's 586i persuns of school age rcpnrtfd last year will aggregate 912, 5t-l. Bpsiiig lhe amount for this city on the school census of last year, which was 1019. would net the city F7JM1555 of llm Primary Fund to be awarded. Take Plenty of Time In EaL There is a raying thnt “rapid eat­ ing is slow, suicide.'' Jf you have formed the habit uf eating loo rap­ idly you are m6«t likely suffering from iiMligi'slion or constinallqn, which will result eventually hi ser­ ious .illness unless eornvlei). - Dit-’. 'li.qi begins Hl the mouth. Food should Im* thoroughly masticated and insalivated. Then when you have a fullnoM of lhe stomach or feel dull and stupid after eating, take one of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many severe oases of slomach trouble and constipation have been cured by .llnr use of these tablets. They are cpsy to lake and most agreeable in effecL Hold by All Aristos is tho perfect "pastry-flour”. With Aristos you will find it n simple matter to al­ ways make a delicious, tender pie-crust—One that is rich, full of fine flavor and digestible. A ristos v Flour TbbTrsda Mart � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-06-18.pdf 979c17f5f21ce84a4f846d2dfb537635 PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY Circulation Orrsttt Than All Other Barry County Hapera Combinnl. THE HASTINGS 20 PAGES FIFTY-NINTH YEAR BANNER. TRY BANNER WANTS If You With to Sell or Buy, BeeanM Everybody Readt The HANNKM. PART ONE-1 TO 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JUNE 18,1914 NUMBER 7 GIVEN i^^SSdeaJRUGRAM FOR GRAD Reynold* of Rutland. Plead* । THE EIGHTH GRADERS terGuilty UATIHG EXERCISES Io Mistreating Ills Help- I ALMA HIBH SCHOOL IIVES METHODIST CHURCH CHAIN TO SUPT. ELLSWORTH CHAUTAUQUA of ifaxtlaps Schools Re­ PACKED SUNDAY EVE Rupl.-Elert ceives Partlnp Gift From Stud­ ents Hr Trained Eight Years. jYHUNGSTKRS GATHERED FROM | REV. R. II. RHEADV DELIVERED profit: AV The high school pupils presented thi: rciipatii a Mb),00 Iralner-chair to Prof. Ells­ mh .M r. Turin pr(h;him tor BACCALAUREATE SERMON worth Friday morning, compli­ chaitacuia wait hehk. TO THE 57 SENIORS menting hjm on his eight years c»f L«*<* Reynolds, a young farmer re-1 ,<■<1 fullowing investigaliom • mam* Officer Randolph • Rapids, for brutally mi - t MEMBERS OF SENIOR CLASS OF HUSTINGS UIGII SCHOOL ’ Mioretorfnl leaching in Alma,* by the expression of good will. .so.much so BIB EVENT FOR EVERY DAY ADDRESSES thal he found it '’iffiinill to give ex­ ■ •m avil, cwia nnnn-rn ’ l«?UV,,|,l llll|,r>»>>lllll,*>u ........... fihy seven to receive AND ATHLETIC SPORTS I n o C.iiiwallader * court. Thur,— IK ESPECIALLY STRONG MUSIC THEIR DIPLOMAS, FRIDAY ORAOUATES ITS ESSENTIALS pression lo his appreciation of lhe gift. L. Hughes, president of the | day. Reynold* i* not a proapeipusenior class, made the pn*s<*ntalion [man, and Hie b<*s of (wo animal­ and Joo Ford, freshmnn presTdenl.• kryi’s Band., Ben Greet Players. School ('ainmiissioncr Edger Pre- and the i-ndi will probably bo a re- | ].Aer,.lKPs h, Hc |,nlluwr«I bv Annual • An Impresslye Address That Cannot Don Blaisdell, sophomore president, । minder that dumb- mule*, vvliu-li. . • srnl.s Ccrlilleules to'125 of the Dunbar nnd (ailhednil Quarand Malcolm Smith, junior presi­’ Fall of Ijutlnp Good Rest ills to ISO list Who „ no riwsni. Passed. trltes on Program. dent. were on the committee.—Al­. in EvrnJiHi. All Who Ikarvi It. ma Record. Fully 500 persons attended |hc ‘ Fifty-seven will nveive diplomas Announcement has just been au­ The seating rapacity of the Meth­ fourth annual rally of tin* eighth, Human, thorized of Hie principle features of Polilieal Announcement. odist chureli was taxed Sunday graders of Barry coiinly. Thm*d,iy. i the Itetlpath Chautaqua here for evening, when the Baccftlaureale I desiro to announce In the Re­■ this seaMn. The program is hriin arid had mi enjoyable Itim*. judging; sermon was given by Rev. llnwll publicans of Barry County my can­’ full of good things and not a few from comments heard -on every ■ li. Brrady to Hi,, class of 1914. con­ didacy for the office of Stale Sena­■ innovations. There will not be d side. Had the meeting not I ad-/,i*;u 'i"m*«i Ilian ln-1 sisting of 57 young Indies and tor from the Fifteenth SenatorialI <iull hour from start to finish. journed from the previous week on I f.ilh-n from , gentlemen, wlm have completed the DiMrirt, comprising Harry. Eaton1 animal was in account of rain', tin* crowd would '1 " ’ One of lhe innovations will he n' I'niflriiiiL four years- course of tin* Hastings and Clinton counties. According Io' two day grand musirnl festival dur­ have b<-<*n Hi.* ItirgeM that .Wei TU- Tntrh deplorable ennihtion Hint Mr. Vigil school. ■ I tended a gnlhering a well established precedent Barry' Ing which there will b<* nothing but No. 29 iiiifiirfunaie animal'* miw* “Ti nimph.ud Occupying Hie pulpit were Revs. county is Io name the candidate' music, aside from lhe literary lec। The , m,* ;uu»»"»-in youngsters began be I" arrivi Grigsby. Bates. Bell*. Ballou nnd HU* y«*ar. Eaton county having■ lures of lhe morning hour speaker. early in the morning and all enjoy. the pnslor. Rev. Bale* offered tho named. Keyes and Dickinson andI c,| tliemseU,- m various w.i>- un­ On one day of this festival. Mar‘ conducted • • • I •he Clinjpo'having named Vaughan ami। cus A. Kellernfan. I lie great drn- clo.se. The interest .in ID,-w pu-Justio . hi weal inn— Rev. C. W. Ballou. P.TWL Rev. Grigsby Ihulwallader to impose svhal_a jnau _ S’UiiLaJ'JM^ 2UJliv--LzilamL UnlLg.. responsive *ef\.... . and Rev. Riillmi Smith. twn - terms' betng allowedI •matte baritone, who has apt»enre,l lures has Immhi great. ..... " —forwaril .... .. to Ji*' lb pubrirntiorf Kuenzel's band leading. • "Reynold*' ...... '' ’ "financial -------- ' -----Will— Marguerite MatJheus. County pit circum* read lhe scripture lesson. C. A. earh county In the district. .My ex­ in soloii with the Dam roseti Or­ looking •< P«u*ni, "The Aim of tlie Kerr sang a very appropriate solo, perience of ttireo terms in tho’ rhestra. the Theodore Thomas Or- of thi‘ array of piclbie- and their' School Commissioner E. J. Edger I stances wmild consider a still senpf-opcr identilie*. The BANNER , of Bit i.*'-Mildred t>>ai-. presided over the exercises held inllencc. "I could have fined you a "Evening nnd Morning" ami the liouRfl of Representatives shouldI chestra. the Minnea|>oli.s Symphony lets in stock some pantograph* toe i the grand slam). Ib-v. llu-elUH. I hundred d.*llm<' church quartette rendered a fine quailRr mo lo mallo a useful mem­ Orchestra and other widely known ber nr the Renate. I would greatly' organizations, will give a recital. which Hie identity U!iiii-**>ii|g, Will Hrendy i1rliv,*r,*<l an inleresluig ml- sentencing Inin, ntimlier nlso. Chopin. I, I'olonaise—Chopin. The sermon by the pastor on appreeiate your support al tho Mr. Kellerman has also appeared in Mr. McKay. some very good advice about the behind Hie tain*. , "I'uwel" was worthy of Hie oci’a- primaries August 25th. next. grand opera in Berlin and other them so that Hu y ata? I» .Class OralioM. "Listening to Ih, W. H. Rchanlz. importance of forming good habit*; non mid could not fail lo leave n Adv. foreign cities, but gave up a prom­ Tile above is the |d<Uun Voices."—Vein Wood. lasting impression for good upon all mid about lh< T ~rt T *pmi*ihilitie* of TWO KALAMAZOO COUNTY ising career in grand opera to en­ inei'cli.nil who kinks mi who heard it. especially the young HASTINGS NATIONAL DANK gage in leider and oratorio singing. D. C. PIONEERS RESIDE HERE Yakdiclory. "Culture and people to whom it was particularly , In the evening of the same day. ent today. Who Is h< ‘ . D. C. Variderconk, Variderconk. secretary .secretary of of STANDS SIXTH IK STATE; Iho Cathedral Choir will appear in nddrmM*d. Rev. Brondy was at his Barry tkiunly Y. M. C, A. followed Presentation of Diploma*—Pre*. BATTLE CREEK PASTOR WRITES very best In the delivery of this adone nf Ihejr musical programs. The with a talk in .which he endonvor- MeMlmni-s Allee Warper and Gran­ C. Ketcham. drew. repertoire nf lhe Cathedral Choir APPRECIATIVE LETTER e,i In Interest Hie hoys in Hi,* Y. ger. Sister*. Settled In Richland (Argnfi Post iud> Rev. Rraady discussed four ns- One of Only Twrnly-Thrre Michi­ includes short modem ornlnruis.by lire Io SI. (Will gan National Ranks to be Put Dj’cts of power—Health, Money. Ed­ Whence Piirciits (’.miie-iii 1X30. such composers as Buck. Smiiier. Lake.- Jimn 22 to ucation nnd Religion. Under each Upon the Roll of Honor. and Si'hnecker, also a number of Exprexseg Gratitude For Kindnesses heading be gave direct, plain, prac­ iiymiis. secular m)o& duels, Shown Him By the Brotherhood Tim Hast Ings National Baqk has ■>ld tical and very rensonahle snggesquartets nnd choruses of a very PROGRAM FOR THE ANNUAL AVIille He Wus Sick Here. linns which nil might heed with boon placed upon the Roll of Hon­ high order, finally closing with n liilrales. giving flu* youngsters Warner rtml her’ or of (he NaHonal Banks of the qinillt. . finale of an operatic nature. H. H. S. ALUMNI BANQUET ' Our roml/'is vyill tememher our wuiio good advice. Those who A henllhy body, nnl necessarily n United Stales and stands- sixth in On the "next day of this festival, mention Vff lhe sudden illness <>f ;,*agb‘ <>f Hailroji'd ----------strong body, must ho tho physical Iho state, in the matter of strength. Bohumir Kryl and his world-fam­ Rev. William (:iinpni:ui. <4 Battle pnsMrd Hn> examinations nunihi*ro<| The Roll of Honor of the Nation­ ■am>-tr. K:|laiiinz...>: W|lh.h Wi|| B(. |I(,|d ln ,hr M E basis of Power in any personality. ous band will present a program in Creek, while lie was li» ii- n* a gue-t eighth graders of cir fattier Seldon- . ... .. Clean habits, clean living nnd rens- al Banks of lhe United Slates Is n lhe afternoon including cornet sol­ of Hie Brotherhood al Hie him* of and settled' ne'tr: ’-Imrcli After (.ommemciitrnl Norton in 1H30 table prepared by "The New York onalile conduct helped to maintain "Gull Prat-1 Financier," .lhe largest hanking os by Mr. Kryl. This is lhe third Hie v’lsit .of Bishop Hurt, While IsMlily health. Especially’ did he newspaper season nf Mi-. Kryl nnd his Band nn here he was cared for and alt ex­ school tin Friday evening. rio." in the world, from the then called । ... , ,1,■ program for the warn the young men against indulAll enjoyed u picnic dinner at, .. . " L1’:"1., ‘""'..'“i made by these banks (he Hedpath Chautauqua this year, penses connected with In- illness ?"*, ot Ih.- >l«mp,thgenre in lobnrco ami "ttiuulants nnd statements there being a unanimous .call for wore mot by that orininiznti.m, and 1 fc'l.. .. Mr. h.'rfr... ta.l I., a* |„Bl, win |... hrld ... undue emphasis upon pleasures for to the Comptroller nf lhe Currency. I hem everywhere. tho Brolherhnorl saw m il flint lie nflernoon's secure a place upon the Roll of • Choir own sake. He counselled n To In the evening of the same day was Conveyed from this city io hiHonor a hank -must show surplus n* provnmn* and b. buy gta-s for. , „|U,.1U, SlcbbiM. Ml. reasonable use of pleasures but and Kryt nnd his hand will' be heard in home without expense to turn and undivided prollls equal to or Inwindow-. Wliile there i toastmistress never dissipation in any form. another concert during the tlral liiul Dr Imwry accnhipuuv ’ Itim to —1st prize. I set of beauty pins excess of its capital stock. I.HUdil ll.r.- Hiirk-h- II..- llrsl in in..-,.....,ICarmll L. Ital. .. Money he said was ovor-empha- InEvery given by F.-R. Pancoast, Bernice .......... I h-- 1,111— ...Inr ha.I. l-n-.-nlalh.n >■( National Rank in lhe part nf Hie । nog ram nnd Hie lat­ Battle Cr,M*k. . l‘w».-.lini*ln-«*. sized in these days, when mn/iy States has a chance to get ter part will be given up to selec­ Thai all this was apjireeiated by Dukes: 2nd prize, |m>x of candy giv­ 7-" ........ »'“l -1'* <"“".l|<irrin II. Au.lru*. '..I |u*-l.k..l. were money mad. Every person United tions from grand opera by lhe lhe recipient is well evidenced by en by (>. A. Boyes. Alice .Matthews upon this Roll of Honor if they can solo. * |f | Were a King '-Talwilling In <|n his part nf the world's qualify, but only about 1-5 of them Denton Grand Opera Company; ac­ [and Beatrice Hassell. the following vxlraci from a letter l,a'‘[mndge Kmg. '12. work had n righj lo food, clothing, do. In Michigan only 23 hanks companied by Inc I'Mid. These written by Rev. Chatman to A. B. । Boys' 100 yd. dnyii. inter 10 yrte) ‘now t Welcome to the Cla»« of 1911, shelter ami a chance to grow a good ever able Io make the test and it is grand ouera player^ will appear in Hedrick, president- ni Iter -Bftrther- —1st- prize. Sl.Ot). in trade al Newi Florence Harper t>ok. iXi. life. Bill he urged the young peo­ were indeed great honor to the manage­ special fioatumo. In fact 11 will he hood: *-.d on Response for th,* Class’ of 1911. ple to give In (lie world such riches ment a grand finale to these (wo days, Millon November I i. of the Hastings National Bank Dear Broilier Hedrick: Her sister, Mrs. • Maurice Hill. 'I L in character and helpful soridcO that they stand sixth upon the fist such as has never before liebn seen “I Ihfhk you wiii be glad lo learn Granger, is K7 nnd is in splendid “Growth." Iliirneifo Mure. 'io. Hint lhe world could never ade­ of hanks from nt a Chautauqua. Michigan. (hat I mu fe<-ling,->> much better as health, *liA being able t<> rare for Solo—-.Molh**r O' .Mtne.' -Franrrs quately pay lliom: tn be so busy to hr able to attend to some of my her sister, who* is quite feeble. M. Burch.’12. earning l»y spending llieinsolvos in Mrs. Granger is able lo read with"Tile Twenty. Y, Orpba service Hint no matter how.much CLOSING MEETINB OF CITY'S FAMOUS "OCEAN ' ‘ * a tine memory. Martin Pilkin. '9i. Jhey might accumulate the World "Now. Brolher Hedrick. I want to LOCAL D. A. R. CHAPTER •e,l by some of “Cliaiiginu Tires." Ennina Barlow would always be (heir debtor.' WAVE" IS DISAPPEARING| thank you’, and through you the her neighbor*, she related r happen- G<H«lyear. 'ILL Education was not knowledge: 1 Brotherhood of whir If you are iugs thal dated in the 30’s, "Membership by Marriage." I.»*e was not oimply mastering so many president for the royal 'way in by Grig.iiy Shoe Store. Ar­ 'languages and problems ip algebra Mrinbrra Listen To Program Al Grnvrllno of Broadway Is Fast (>b-' which you all, inrluding ‘ HraHier giveii Mr®, itnuieer has trnvi*!od~fir ni thur Brant: 2nd prize, pennant giv­ number Miss Goodyear's Home amk En­ or gemnelry or storing in the rftlnd lilcralinp One of City’s Free , Brandy and Dr. Lowry, treated me en of state*. With her well; Benediclion—Rev. F. J. Boll*. by Harvey, Theodore KnickerTh,i. tanquet will lie held at tkflfl so much Irislory or chemistry. joy OulTrl Supper. * while I was sick in your city. I Amusements. ding:source of historical material.| o’clock.] Tin- business meeting <4 Educalion.wns lhe ability lo use or The Emily. Virginia Mason Chap­ never had more faithful nor better llaslingR was probably the only Girls’ Egg Rare—l«L. prize. hand lhe Alumni Association will Ih* held anply knowledge In Hie problems in any of my experiences. I . Daughters of the American city in,the United Stales which of­’' care Ty J T. 0n.h3 --------------- (contributed..) ; of life. The value of an education ter. trilly appreciate every single thing Revolution, was entertained hy Mrs. fered aiming its al tract ions a free was nnl that II enabled one in re­ Ellen Robinsin nnd Miss Rnsella ' that was done for me nnd sn do "Ocean Wave, ” upon which any member dale* and formulae, but on Monday afternoon. person might gratify his desire Io my wife and mother: and my Dial it enabled one tn catch a vision Goodyear Hoys’ Ball Throwing t'.iiiitrstboard al a recent, meeting day was observed by the dis­ experience Hit* motion of a boat' official of the things that m*eded lo be done, Flag instructed the -errelnry hi write play of lhe nriliniial color* and in rocking on lhe briny deep without | nnd and lo see through them lo their Hui thank you afl in behalf of our work*W»r (ho afternoon. danger of being capsi/ed. mid witti,' church practical solution, lie urged a study The special y New York Ilnckfor your kindness to their meeting which fol­ slight danger of seasickness. Alas.' of the social problems nnd needs of lowedbusiness the usual rending of the this famous "Ocean Wave," equni■ pastor, ho men froTin hen* who the communities wherever their lot ritual was Polnlo liner with me that night are singing by the giving of to any of Ihose for which the re-j were Every pioneer of Barry county might lie casl, mid addressirig' them­ the annual marked your praises y,*i. and I know that of officers and luctant parent digs up the requires m attend the annual m*i*tselves to the task of serving their t ominiHees. reports Goodyear Co.. Effie Dukes; 2nd is urged Thu chapter endors­ nickel for enjoyment of his engvnI it did us nll.'guoil m see Hint yours S. Hf.-Lhi* Barry tkmuly Pioneer TWFATY-TWH RECEIVED DI­ day nnd Its peeds. ! was n Christian BtoHterlmod not in prize, pair of Hair ribbons, given by iiig ed Mrs. Patrick II. Campbell]of Society which will lie held in Odd youngster at well-known resorts, la PLOMAS AT Al. E. CHURCH Religion he declared was iho su­ Grand Rapids for election to the I name, only but nl«o in deed. Again -Fellow hiill on Thursday.--June-2!J; rrtptdly disappearing tntdOm coat preme need of a man who would state regency next fall and Miss Boys’ C.hlckrn Harr—1st prize, ’ WEDNESDAY TVEN'ING. ■ allow me io 1‘xpre-s my’ sincere live helpfully. Religion is the life Alice Ixiuisir .McDuffer, of Kalama­ of gravel which teamsters are giv­| thanks lo one mid all and offer a pictunr given by WalldortT Hrvs. Till K lli.SITIAl.II Y kind: ing Brdadwa/ from the iron bridgu of God in Hie soul, and it was this zoo, for^slate vice-regent. Dele­ Io lhe north city limits near the oki| prayer.lp God our l ather that your Roy Batuelt;' 2nd. souvenir spoon you enjoyed in'* Hu* ...... a,,....-.. which would give the greatest gates were elected to the inerting society may be mu* of the most SUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUC- / Power in any personality. Doubt in Kalamazoo the last week in S,n>- Ren Cole farm. successful of all M» io|ies in doing The nail driving contort was Com,* and 'meet your old friends, ’’This “Ocean Wavs,” which cost the Cliristlike work that it was or­ changed to a long distance hall hear Soin,* old time music on the never built schools or hospitals or lember TIOK KEELER WAS SPEAKER as follows: Mrs. W. W. the city of Hastings a considerable ganized violiifr. enjoy a nfcnic diiini'r, hear temples. Faith .vias the founda­ Poller and for. throwing eontrsj mi neeounf of lark Miw Roaella Goodyear, sumJQ CP-ltLcaah. has made the city past recalled hy life pioneers tion of them all. He urged (ho “Wishing you as a Brotlierhood | of nails—1st prixe. pair nf hose the Mrs. G. A. Hoellzel. of Delttn. and its great Broadway—and Hie young people lo lake their places in with A Iticdr. present mid listen In *onie exccl- Annual Alumni Banquet Preceded Mrs. Eli Holes. Mrs. C. G. Maywobd council, which "stood for it," or. and as individual* the best of cv- given by Weickgenant written paper* dealing with iuuno branch of Hie Chrislian and ” ' prize. I lace leiilty Mrs. J. W. Munlon. of Morgan, "fell for it"—lake your choice fa­ orylhing that is good nnd hoping to Clara walli new phase* of Barry tZininly hl«- (Uiiuiucnceincnt, (her 100 Grad­ church, and have a pari in its ac­ ns alternates. have tho pleasure of meeting you I. Fairchild & mous—is destined soon lo he num- again some time. I am. , uates mid Olliers Allending. tivities. Mrs. VanAuken. of Charlotte, tlral liered among lhe past glories of The morning session will be rallIt was nn abb*, masterly address, Bicycle Rnci* I-I prize. pair of Yours, most graiefuUy. . i*d tnpnier by President W. W. Pot­ at Hi<- aiimuil coumiciicciiivni of tn-* and was listened to with Iho closest regent of the Hastings Chapter, Hastings. ’ Willi.on Chapman. ter at tn o'clock. Tlier,- will In* a ’ Barry .attention by the more than 1,000 read a splendid paper upon “Amer­ “ “ ‘ .*PaARTf'Mapb* SI. M. E. Church. County X -. trafning Mrs. McElwain, brief bukiliess iin*etiiig. some music school last night­ people in the congregation. Il can­ ican Patriotism. , • M. E. in lhe fen minutes allotted to her THE FLINT BUICKS AND Another Injunction Suit. not fp|| (n do lasting good. veih A 'Stebbins Albert Kinne. church. Tile eXl'H—- .------------for the giving of items of interest, HASTINGS PLAY SATURDAY Girls' Ball Throning — tri prize, ceded by the annual- aluuuii ban­ Harry F. Whittaker and I.iwvis f. explained the meaning of the socie­ quet. over loo al tending, including Men. of Grand Rapids, have begun liook given by .v. E. .Mulhollaml, IRI-COUNTY BRANBE MEETING ty colors, showed pictures of lhe Tin* picnic dinner will lie held in Great Ganic Will be Played With action in cinuiit court to restrain Leto Reynolds: 2nd prize. 25c hand- the dining room of the hall. Then* III CHARLOTTE WAS A HUMMER tablet erected by the I-ansi ng chap­ former classe*. After an excellent Charles M. Sias, from selling a col­ ter upon the site.of the first capi­ Noted Semi-Pro Team. Berg­ will hf* plenty of tini- to visit witiil menu had ln*en enjoyed. .Miss Miller, lage and om* and ono half acres of tol, expressed appreciation of th»friends during ...v the .......c. dinner ,r. period. er May Pitch. ..vu. I ( head of the Normal department, ju­ land on the shore of Payne lake, Said to Have Drawn Hie Ijrgcsl spnee given by the city papers and H. Jnmie.-on wa* won by Arthur. . , 'i''afb ’ ri"H.ii program will begin! traduced Mi.-s Nora -Clarey. the north of Gun lake; The men re ­ The game with the Buicks, of the Nashville ptfcier to education at I'^ruViock'slmn’r toMllilistress. The re*t>onses were ■Crowd Ever Assembled In the 1 upon the subject of Lhe Flag and Flint, is regarded as one of the best side in Grand Rapid*. The land on Bryant. Maurice Aldrich. Roy Bns- t -Id o clock shnni. Mis. h . I Hembrabnlt. sev. .bort. Mi.-s Ruby Gaskill bad for s,:H ;fud Clifford Duff. . Eaton Capital. read lhe Flag Code compiled by the that, is to be played thus far this which the cottage is located is in oral B um * bull game — Ice cream to rnl years ngo .me of the most j„. r .ubj.-eL what she dhi mi the fl rot Thi*'-visitors ate consider­ .Sins' name. The plaintiffs tlrelare The Trl-Counly Grange myeling. Committee on Prevention of Dese­ season. by sporting authorities lo rank that the parlies own third inter­ winners, given by J. W. Armbrus- will *mg several oIiMidp- «ong*.I t„|d what she Ihought she. would for Barry, Calhoun and Eolon cration of the Flag in Massachu­ ed ests, and thal Sia* not only refuses among the strongest seini-pro setts in lOtt. It was recommend ­ Mr. Potter will talk on some histm-,,1,, and Gerald Nash told why ho counties, wutlicld in ChnrloUe Sat­ in the slate. In their line-up <T»’deed to them their interest*.-Rut urday, aWTtys said lo have drawn ed that copies of this code be ob­ teams ''f BnHT. ■'"‘iity: Former I |,.f|, the teaching profefcimi. Cmutbbre are players of considerable that, he also* threat>*n^ In sell the CHANGE IN BARRY to the Eaton Co. capital the largest tained next year and given to the note. Cnuoly Ller* W.alttT Brown of uii.-*i<nier Edger explained lli,i the pitcher, who property. Judge Smilb has issued HOTEL MANAGEMENT Orangeville, will give a history of.point*; of th,* value of normal Iraincrowd ever nsi»einbled in that city. public schools to be posted in the recently Hhindel, a writ of Injunction. struck out it in one game, lh<* teltjemeiil nf Hie inu nnu nnd Supl. t.oiihiiiig Conkling explain,•,-<1 Barry Co. was represented hy a big rending books used. EWJwhere in comes from .... Bniwn atul’mu Dallas team in the Pallet! fatnilb crowd of members of the; order. this paper this flag code is publish­ Texas league.the Jud.Weeder,' a lite of Selkirk, Hi,- relation*, of the. ctniuly to tin form­ Supervisors to Meet Next Week. Stephen II. Todd, of Cliicugo. Takes The principal address was made hy ed. state normal. . D. C. Vnndercook, The IxiKiTd of supervisors will A letter from Mrs. Mao Tomlin­ erly pitcher for the HasUnga team, band of wrclrlied Indians on Hast ­ Clms. M. Gardner, of W&lflcld, secretary of the County V. M. C. A. the Buicks the last of this hold a session m«t week for I In­ ings Ptjiid, Gup Lak<-. and convert*. spoke on the ini|Hirtam-e of nttitoMass., High Priest of (ho Nniionul son A’oung was read giving an in­ will Join ’ .---'''Kiiown Hostelry* • or the first of next. Among purpose of equalizing property val­ '.rd thrill, will lie rend: Rev. Father' Hcs in the school. Grange, mid editor of lhe'Orange teresting description of her visit, week ues among the townships nnd fm lhe other players are: Currie ami while in Rochester. N. Y. r to lhe /rhe miuiageinent of Hotel Barry John Linskry will tell all that is .Monthly, There wail enjoyable niil*ie by l|io formerly of Hu* H. M, auditing account-: The session will has been changed. Stephen B. Tudd> kikivv u about I hr Cnlholic iniuinn AU speak in highest praise of the niinua^ patriotic festival of lhe Beckman, league; Fulton, of the Ohio slate probably last during the entire of Chicago, a hotel man of very wide ohurrlr m Yankee Springs in tin? high sclnx’il ortdioalru ami vo»*al efforts made hy the people of Cliarnumbers- by Mhs Martha Striker Mrs. Carroll R Balos, a member league; Hagel, formerly of the wuek. This session in Juno is held early days; Charles M. Atkins, of. Jami lolle and lhe grangers of Eaton Co. every thin! and , lifth year. This' Miss Gladys Fetter. Stale league and with the ftjnn Cha* E. Boland and taken Hastings, will describe th,* scenes • lo care for lhe big crowd, and to of lhe Rome, Now York, chapter, Michigan After ih,* banquet, exercises Box in 1009. The team has session will be of ••-pecial Inleresl Hie former proprietors nnd nn-idrnt.- in Hustings during make the meeting of interest nhd talked for a few minutes, telling of White hold in the church audil«Fiiuu-:';..d the interesting facts of the making been strengthened by the addition because of the recent orders of tiri the shrrnig ditys of the rebellion: profll lo all concerned. slate (ax commisAimi lo nsiets all ilimer will return Io Chicago where E. J. McNaughton, of Mi<k|b>viUe, Htuu*| lliidfoisl playing u max of tlie first flag in Rome, and thal of Barker, second sacker. The fans should patronize this property al full cash vqlue. tho first salute on land to the jlhcy will eider the real estate busl- will tell smii> thing about Hi- I iv- the organ as the membor-tf • - T Notice. marched tn. Hi-v.y 1: J American flag wa» given al Fort great game. erns alrilig the old..Grand Unpins class I wish to call attention to.lho fact Stanwix. Mra. Bales gave to each Notice. Grigsby gave the invocaf | I Il is one of the Saturday games ‘ Mr. Todd says he intends tn run that regardless of certain reports, of the twenty ladies present a little booked especially for the men em­ ' Those wishing to pay their ac­ a thoroughly modern hotel. WMh- stage road, including a life of his which there, wai music : father. Peter MgNaugliton. pronrieI .am still doing business in the flag sent -from Rome. . I ployed in the factories and the counts with the Haslinga Ice Co. in a few- days Iris sister-in-law. Mrs. Irir of Hip Oak Grove house; C. R. Hon. Fred L. Keeler, au* plumbing line al the same old stand I A buffet supper was served al farmers. In order to give all an can do so at their office in the .Mary J. Norris will arrive from WaUnn. of Irving, will give.a hto- of .public iiHlruclion. ' and shall be glad to.Ogura with you five o'clock. opportunity to attend the game Spence harness shop on Wednesdav Chicago and aas’it him Jn? running' graphy of Calvin Hill, foundeYrof address. . having, for AHnn upon any proposition you may have • DetefmlnuiR FicIuH^MV** I will be called at 2:30 o'clock. and Saturday evenings. Hie hotel. . . . : ■Middleville. - ------ - in my.line. a plea for tlrttroUghy. Lynn Bogart moved lo Irving, llerfer will probably pilch for Railings Ice Co» jjalk* Hicks. Adv. A. B. Hum. SaluMay, • ’T • W. IL Spence, Props.—Adv. BANNER WANT ADAS. ^AY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. "POWER" WAS THEME. TOLD - nonannannnnnn n BrxHCoufni1'pl0"Mri □ DADDY CO. NORMAL □nnannnannnnn; I CLASS GRADUATES �the White Slippers ARE COOLER TO WEAR IN HOT WEATHER We have a fine line of White Slippers for women, mieaes and children, in either Nubuck or Canvas. If you have never worn white slippers in hot weather you cannot appreciate how much more comfortable they are to wear than other slippers. Our.aim is to look after the footwear comforts of the people of this city and county and we KNOW that you will bt pleased with the very latest styles we are offering ih WHITE FOOTWEAR. We Have Colonials. Funius. Lace and Button Oxfords For Women at $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 For Misses at 11.00, $125, $1.50 and $1.75 For Children 80c, 75c and $1.00 SINE 18, Wil A. A. Andmon Sm in Indianap­ olis the tiral bf the week. Oliver Waters*.uf Albion, called on Hatting* ft-mp.lt Friday, MIm Olive Lathrop is’vititiiig friends in Lanring this week. Roland MeCroerv. of Laurin* vis­ ited Mu».ManriNattliuw». Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Miller of Free­ port were in the city Wednesday. Burnette Mer>‘ is tiome from tile M. A. C. for the summer vacation. Mi»s Laqra Davies visited friftiida nt Vermontville Thursday ex ening. Vent WaMM.«>f Nappanee. .ImL is.visiling his uncle. Oeorge.worden. T. J. Mack of Albioit visited Ids brother Judge Chns. Murk, Tues­ day. r. O. Randall, of Grand Rapids, is visiting his daughter, Mi's. Robert Burch. Mrs. Fred Warner of Delton was m" 1'ue!’1 <:hftr,ei LunD* Mrs. Bert TUnuirsh attended the graduating eXBrci*<-s al NashvlHo last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Eddy are en­ tertaining Mr. Eddy's father from Union City. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Chidester *ponl the week cad with Grand Rnpida friends. .Mr*. Jack OU.«mi of Detroit cmne Monday for aevei.il days visit with Haslinga friends. J. C. Kclch'am delivered the com­ mencement addle-* at Tekonsha. FTRtajrBWW|T------’ Miss Ermina (iiHslyear is expected home from Jack-on today for the .summer vacation. Mr. and Mrai William M. Stebbins spent Sunday al Gun take with Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Colgrove. Jfere Are Jone things l/oull Weed Jhese Days We have the finest line of CORSETS to be found in the city. Any lady can find a fit at our store, for we can fit any figure. Nothing is more pleasing to any lady than to have a perfect corset fit. Here is where you get’it. Prices from 50c to 93.00 This is the season of SILK GLOVES. You want to be in style and if you haven’t a good pair come and get a pair from our store, prices from 25c to 91.50 COOL UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY are in demand NOW. We keep a very large assortment in both, and if any of the family need hosiery or underwear we will be pleased to have you call on us. . .’ &he Mettitt *Store phone 66 Western State Normal Shows Remarkable Growth in Ten Years /fastings. Mich. YANKEE SPRINGS. Thede Howe m)d family are remevtag to Uastlugs. , - i Mrs. James - Sol hard and little daughter of Jtutland. atieul Sundny wilb her parnuls of thia plqco. The K A. B. will meet with Mrs. Phone 176 Masonic Temple Bldg. Hastings, Mich Abbio Count next Tuesday after­ noon.ofJune Ht.'fbr supper. Every­ Mr. and Mrs. Harley Andrus one is invited . Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. This Year There is Being Constructed One of Beadle mid infant son and Mm. Challis Andtn.*. The Finest Athletic Fields in the Central areMrs.th*-Effie guests of her parents at Mr. mid Mrs. Janies Coyert. of Luke Watera, Thos. E. Waters and > Sentiment Futors An Allegan Judge. Scott a this week. •• • Woodland, spent Saturday with Mr. A. A. Anderson., Tbe lir.*t two West Adjacent Present Grounds. Mark Norris and wife of Prairie­ and MY»/D.,K.Eo#ler.. mentioned however, will be ac­ Mr. mid Mrs. Edwin D. Smith, at­ ville stH'nt Sunday ut Wm. RitchOne of lhe most beautiful and in- I tively riiKagod in the inAiingvinrid tended the Alumni banquet- at spiring spots in ail of Michigan is I l<fA .... of the business. Luke Waters. I lie BOWENS MILLS. Nashville. Friday evening. . senior member of the linn bosun Lhe place of the Western State Nor­ -Mra. Sarah .Turner Of Middleviile. M. L. Cook was in Albion Tues­ mal al Kalamazoo. Mr. mid Mrs. Bunh-tl Briggs i» spending a lew days al Andrewhi*, work in the elevator l»usiiie«A handsome, day to attend a meeting of the rlns^c structure topping I*iij*|m*cL spent Sunday with Mr. mid Mrs. So! hard'a when but 22 years uf age nnd with trustees of Albion college. Their daughter, Hill which overlooks almost the en­ Claud Willson. FIRST ESTABLISHED IN HAST- ! Barlow & Goodyear. S». Mr. Luke Mrs. Anna Raymond spent Sat­ Harold Sheffield relurned Satur­ tire city.' accommodates this year Belxa, returned home with Ihyni., urday .Ku.u • ­ 'Walers lias been cOntltoled xxilli ING8 »»• LN 4u«j IMS »»»■ ip vitihv NATHAN m BAR day from Manlius; N. ¥- where he approxim.-ilely 1500 yon ng men and Mr. mid Mr.*. John Morris and ings. with ln?r parents • in Hast­ , llii.* litaUuilkm almost since its «rLOW AND W. S. GOODYEAR. has been attending college. family spent Saturday night and women who have chosen to follow gninzatton Wyrs. ago. In IMP Mr. Mra* Win. Orldlt ta spending ' a .Miss Nin% Walldorff is home Sunday with Jty*,.former's pan*nla> (hat noble profession of teaching. Waters became the “U(>." end nf F. few days with frientl* in Allegan from Adna. \V;hIi_ where die . H..Barloxv A Co. continuing in ac­ Tho Western .State Normal' for near Shelbyville. county. taught school the past year. HAS ALWAYS BEEN FAVORABLY tive wnrk and management and in the training of teachers was started Mias-Mabel Rayinond w among Richard Barber, principal of lhe in tUU and (luring its ien-year life HH2 bought the plan Land sinew that daughter spent Sunday with Mr. tlw lucky ones excused from the Cadillac high school, is the guest uf lias made a record for itself. Under tie REGARDED BY THE FARMERS time until Juno Jtl has been sole and Mrs. G. W, Briggs. final examinations at the Hastings Mr. nnd Mra. E. B. Caldwell. the able management of Dwight B. proprietor. ' High School. The iiall team here won a victory Mi-. J. C. Keirhiim officiated as Waldo, one of .Michigan's strongest over Hie factory tram in Middle­ TIioa E. Waters, like liis liibtiier In connection with Jim Hartford Waters Brothers Have Spent l.lfe lias siwnl his entire life in Hie ele­ Republican Banquet al which Cou- toastmislre.-w at the Alumni banquet and best educators, the school is ville. Saturday, the More Isiing 9 to Ohlluary. at Naahvillc, Friday evening. vator of which Innaw owns a part, hound to advance until it -stands on gres.-innn Hamilton was present, Mary J. Savoy, wife of Jolin Mich­ and anotlier over Lhe Panrielee Since Boyhood In Elevator Miss Maude Si«.*on. of Freeport, a parallel with any training school (J. except o'-few terms of bcIiooI the Kalamazoo Telcgraph-Prem in team htfre Sunday, the score being ael, died Saturday, June the i3tli. They Now Own. the guest of Mr. and Mr*. J. M. taught. Wliile nltending high iln issue of June 5th commented as in the state front point of numbers lot I. aged 78 years. Services were, i .nd Miss M.ibel Si-*oii, as it already stands with regard ti> About Juno.1st thorn oume inl.o ifrhmd in Haslinas he worked follows: Mrs. Wm. Holley and little son held at her tale homo Wednesday at John nnd Weldon Bronson were its character and efficiency. being* hi lliiie city n new git-valor nights and morning* and Kalufday* At lhe Republican Banquet nnd spent Saturday niglil mid Sunday lo.-an A. M- Rev. J. Balpb Woolou. outweru known aa the Walers Bros. 'in lhe elevator of F. IL Barlow A rally held last night, and at which al Ding lake Wednesday building a Since its establishment new ns the guest of the former's aunt. of Eaton Rapids, olllcialing. Inlerfor Weldon Bronson. buildings have been added from Mrs. Belle Andrews in Middleville. 'm«!iil. was made rd Woodlawn cem­ JudgA Lew L. Thompson, of Alle­ collate John GsborOrwhn has been ill for etery. ■ ' gan. candidate on the ticket for a long limo is ik'wly recovering and year lo year, and this year a heat­ ing plant anlj a Scionce building -HANNF.il WANT ADV& «AY^-j Banner Wa*U Ads Bring Braulta. cpiUire^ .from Um Fourik DisUic.1 will soon r«iMK.£mm Chieag». are being erx«{yd and will be i-rudy 'was ono or lhe principal speakers, Miss Myrtle Hedrick left Tuesday f«»r occupancy al tye opening of th**'sentiment Jn favor of the Alle­ * *Fort ’ * “ Recovery. Ohio, to visit lhe fall term. gan .County probate judge was eas­ for her gnindparenta-Te. —...... , ily discernible. A Splendid thirteen nrre tract of Mrs. Elite-. Aller, of Johnstown, Judge Thompson is Nine of the Pa_ is visiting her mother. Mrs. A. land adjacent to the present most loyal-republicans of which Al­ Hurney and othnr relative* hen-. . grounds has been purchased and is being titled during the suuuner. for legan County boasts and has won a Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ketclimn ninl host of friends throughout his dis­ family left today for Mt. Pleasant, constructing a thoroughly modern base ball mid foot ball Held. Pres­ trict by his ch'Hr-cul platform. Bis making lhe trip in their new lloo. victory over Coiigressinnu E. L. Lloyd Casleleto Ims gone to Flint ent plans conleriiplnie the erection Hamilton is predicted nnd, ardent where he is conHuctor on the inter­ of a grandstand for base hall aiut cement bleachers for foot ball. The admirers ilMare that be will carry Urban Mweru Mint and Delridl. VanBuren County by Stonn. Mrs. Sherman M. Fowler of llat- fool Iiall Held will be located inside a modem quarler-nule cinder The .candidate lias jjerved as pro­ bale -judge of Allegan. County for Carrie Spence the first of the week. track Il is planned to make (he alhleth* *t‘veral years and has given the- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reynolds, of highest of satisfaction with volets Cramey. spent Sunday with Mr. mid Heid modern and servie^ble in ev­ Mrs. Chaw. Allen and Lee Reynolds. ery respect mi that it shall !«• nm> of his own community.—Adv. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Crandall and of the heM recreation mid athletic family of Grand Rapid* xisih-d grounds of lhe West. The gymnas­ SOUTH CASTLETON AND MAPLE GROVE Hastings friends Friday nnd Satur­ ium is one of the large*! to hr found among the one hundred and day. Several - families have found WORK IN COMFORT Mrs. John Osborn -has Just re­ seventy-five state normal srtionlii good tlsliing at the river the past turned from Detroit, where she vis­ of the country. Thorough tr.iininu Week. Enjoy Working during these hot summer da|s ited her daughter and other rela­ in athletics is emphasised for the Henry Deller and family nllend- tives. \ ‘ men of the srhonl. and equally <■(1 the commencement exercises at Milton Edmonds of Mound. thorough-training tn general phy- by buying an electric fan. A turn of the Nnshviile. Thursday, night. Miniu.ls -pending his vacation nt sirnl education is required of all switch brings comfort at.a cost of about half Chester Suiltlt nnd family spent home-with his mother, Mrs. F. Ed­ women students. Sunday afternoon at the former’s monds. The Normal school pn.«.<n*^<>s a imrentsr Mr. and Mrs, Walter Penny of ratefully Selected library which 1a cent an hour. An elaotrid Tan can ba Used Ed. Hjrfncr and family attended Madison. W!s, are guesta of Mr. now iiundier.-i bIwhiI lljliMi vn|um«-«, Children's Day exercises at Nash­ and Mr*. F. II. Pancoast and other rxclusivo'of pamphkls -ann govetii- from any lamp socket. It is light in weight ville, Sunday and the afternoon friends. inciil reiMirls. The iibru/y regular­ with the former's father . .Mr. mid Mi *. Albert Paton of Kal­ ly receives periodicals to the total ; .Mrs.'Chester Smith attended the amazoo have herii spending the past number of l i.fi. and posMsse* 3t and can be carried from room to room easily. Children's Day exercises al Nash­ week with hi* jiarents, Mr. ami .Mrs. complete sets of- the most needed Just the thing to keep the bedroom cool theseville. Sunday. Norton Paton. ■ magazines. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deller nnd Mrs. Clement* Smith and Mis* This schiatl started In HMH with ' hot sultry nights. son and daughter spent Sunday at Gertrude .Smith have returned eleven inslructon] mid during this Charlie Deller'.* al Nashville. from Chicago w|ieri0hey have been present year there are sixty inNewton Wills and daughter. Katie VHihiii.- r.'lr.l i\.••• Electric irons, toasters, grills, stoves »tructor» mid’ assistants, selecUal of Ixicey. visited at Art. Watts, Luke Waters Dr. and Mre.fWaller Lompman with special reference to their, Tuesday. and Mrs. ItelbeH Heath of Shep­ qualifications in mpective lines of and coffee percolators lessen the house work. Elevator Co- Inr. in IHffl Nathan. Co- Inter taking up a permanent Rev. Hopkins of Nashville, was a herd nre gm-«H , of Hastings reta­ instruction. They come fyom ilic . ,liarlnw mid W. S. Goodyear start- position with them. He lias learn­ .Monday caller nt Art. Watt*’. ils e$ mid friemfik very highest tclwols of leamiiig in I •Let us show you our line of electric applied mi elevator in Hastings to l»c[ed Hu- business from the lowest Clarence prob*' and Miss An­ Iho land. • •Ui'ie.-d.Ht Inter, in two. by F. H.'rung of the ladder mid in tin: new USE CHAIRS 133 YEARS OLD naMrs. Thoinu are’In Olivet, this week From J hr Iwsiinning it lias been anc®3 Barluw & In 1912 (bis com- Jinn of Walers Bro*. Elevator Co. af lending caiiinipnoenrent the guests pany was srft-ceed*-d by Luk'1 Wa- Inc- he acts as secretary and treasthe purpos«> uf the faculty of the .Miss Nellie (Jrolie. Oldest Bank In Thl* Country, Located of .Mr. A gas rang© for the kitdben makes baking tej's mid this month murks'lhe next urct.^ ' Western Notiual to insure for the and Mrs. Ernest Marshall mid at Philadelphia, Hee Hiatoric . IXiring Ihi> past few years tho Mr. mid Mrs. Hopkins, of Battle school certain iusiilulIona! ideas and cooking a quicker and o^oldr work than . I biuine.-> t.f tin* linn has been grow­ and (’liaracterislits. TJte fncidly Crock, speni Sunday with Mr. mid ling mid lbei>- will be nt> uiiui,'have souclif to establish iho spirft .Mrs. Carey Edmonds. \ ■> 111 >" "l!l ■ ■ .............. „ f.V,,.., ■■ Mrs. Elms. Reddoek, nee Miss of u thoroughly democrats Organi­ with the wood or coal range.I I 11 - ‘ ‘ " H,. >.! ., > :,r J:1 „ , ,lbl„ , Hi-rney of Itaiso. Idaho, ernne Inst zation, There air.* no sororities nr IT IS CHEAPER ALSO. .1 ’ 1 , ..xii-n.-ai; husini '-s in imjing mui th . . . . . . week Iraterniiies. 'J’Imi ideal of a thor­ for a nmutb'a visit with tier I | Shipping farm produce. Tb-y <7^ , J? . ."T ! t ough spirit of rn>.f>peraliou in I I deal also in coal, cement. Seeds, I 1 (bemnut street. Phllgdel- tnolher. Mrs. Horney. which each is for nil mid all m» for ■Miss Elhe| Williams, who kbas ( ■ Irish and -alt. 1 h.-y fun.- a Img- fhla Tho ebatr. they .It In hare Thornapple Gan 4 Electric Co been ailendinu the Osteopathic Col­ rju-li has been realized to a mark­ Mu- is home Tor ed degree. It has also beam a .con­ which xx'ill bo of value to you to I «c°d today aa the day they were sold lege al Kirk«xilta. stant iiim to keep gchool llmrx a ration. Phone No. B. [read____________________________ : by lhe maker. ThoMchairohavesup- theMr.siiiiunor mid Mrs, Elmer Carpenler oughly alive and to ppwide such ~ ■1 11 ------ported the frame* of various met fa- mid Mrs. Aller Queenettc of Detroit conditions of freedom a« shall in­ B VneteenargtJ. : i.wna In American affair*. weri-kucMts uf Mr. and Mrs. Cliarb j terpose no unnecessary obstacles to ■ALWAYS RENDBR RBAL SERVIC*. Iho dcvelopincnl of hitliiiHve on (he ■l . Tb* fa»«or of ■ e-rtaln YuhfonaMr The I: men are the director* of Lunn part t,| tail week. I church In New Yo-k never neglecU atj Ih.- Bank of North Amarica. tho old Mr. ami Mr*. Bird Shelh'iibarger part of student and leacln t . Ml opportunity in express disapproval of r1; bank In the western hemisphere, mid (Imighti-ps Ida and Inez, spent Slnnding Of Cuulrwlantx.' of cosmetics by and ih» most remarkable. On the th<> wuak-etHl with Mr. and, Mrs. the members nf his oengrexstion. mils nf the directors' room* are the Cap. shelimbarger, of- Irving. The following are Hie slandinus Mrs. L. A. Eaton'returned M»u- of the participants, hi lhe nutmnn. On one occasion ho was present at n portrait* nf ail ths former president* I ; *ocial function *b*n »orcn one re of th.- venerabh bank and there la a •iay from Hay Ijll/,'when* she ai- Idle rontcsl rigfdurtriL by the Sine the lli-eputat JWvii-w oLthe Biikiyy. up In June 17: > marked tq him. 'There are the three painting of Robyrt Morri*, fouler Icndeil Macrabee* n* a delegate from Bar- Ferris Phillips KIR6G D **;“«««••* ' I of the Instltmion. financier of the Eggl',ston ...... U.Wh u,., U**7 uamarrlM:" a»ked th* Revolution, a man to whom the Amer- °Uaroy Edummta. AV. R, Cook. W HubscU Cleveland .... H .HO HB .’ v . . ,C>J1 P*ot'l* owed much and to whom R. Jamieson and Olehi .Fostr-r marie Forrest .WtllFaius ’**• b"1 n «•» «ld wbta om they made a poor return. ~ nn aulo trip through southern Duard Cain leonmder* that they hv» good InokA: Off to on* aide I* a tabla which Michigan mid uorllicru IiHliuna. Brrnarif Johnson .1 !!* P<>eitlMi n certainty is came from the bom* nf Morri* It ha* FridSy. Claudine .Gnldsuiith. ....2.1 to Waters ..rf .Mr. and Mrs. George Payne. Mr*. Audrey JbiiM 2.120 J®®7 «°nt ge ot." bean in tarrlcn per hap* one hunl.oemi, and Mr. uud .Mrs. Vcni Harlan Mallhews ........... '2.0JU I**’*’•““• •-'«•“>•«'• •” .»*>»’• "f. ”• Clara •*’'* wrt* In I hr City Hat- Ira Hunt 1.1JO . nflni»t*f. Alt three uta enough * <.rack or blenush In it* it* mi -------isafitwy uritay iinri ilUfl Xb(llkj Mr, uut| Mm.-.M SUU (li1 yow’#r' ’ I body or its marble top. W. w. Hicks. Hick*. ।■ Barnier ui Waal Ads ' Bring Results. Ironside Shoe Company WATERS BROS. ELEVATOR CO.HEW NAME OF FIRM __ _ ___ _J30Kl ^■1 ________ �TUB HARTINGS BANNER, JUNE IH. 191 i. Oloodlana Arthur Myers of Detroit came Thursday evening for a short viiit with Woodland relatives. ’ Glenn Densmore of South Wood­ land nnd Miss Artic Fuller of Coats Grove were married at the —bride's home in Coats Grove Thurs­ day evening, in the presence of a large number of invited guests, A reception was held al the groom's , homo Friday evening, where a large number of neiglilxtrs met to offer congratulations. Al both occas­ ions a bountiful supper was serv­ ed. These young people are well nnd favorably known here, and will make their home for the present with the groom's parents. Mrs. Densmore la engaged to leach the Routh Jordan school begining Rep­ tember first. Oliver Densmore and wife of Kalamazoo were here the latter nnrt of the week to attend his brother’s wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holly and son Birdsall of Hastings, visited the former’s parents over Sunday. A beautiful program was given nl each of the churches in Wood­ land Hunday by the children of lhe Hunday mIwoIs. The floral »lecoraiinns were line.. J. J. England is one of the latest to purchase n new car and is al­ ready quite handy with lhe lovers. Marshall Cook and Mr. Vander^ cook. Recretary-of the Co. Y. M. C. A., of Hastings, were Woodland vis­ itors Friday forenoon. The bean room is again in opern,1 ion .after a close of several weeks. The Township board of review consisting of . Elmer Rising and 1 Fred Wagner reviewed Supervisor tiroiingor's assessment roll the lat­ ter part of the week. But few changes were made as Mr. Grozitig<-r had been very careful In his aiscMinents, increasing tho valu­ ations In accordance with tho Slate Commissioners instructions. Were all assessors as careful in their work as Mr. Grozlnger, wo cntild easily got along without a state tax commission. Clayloji and Mrs. Schray of Chi­ cago came Saturday for a cougle of weeks vacation. They are at pres­ ent visiting the latters sister, Mln. G. A. England in West Sunfield. The K. of P. Memorial address by ReV. Bready of Hastings was listen­ ed to by a very large audionco nl Hi-’ M. E. church Sunday afternoon mid was pronounced one nf the best . ever given here. The lodge was nearly all present and wax highly pleased with lhe splendid addnnx and with the outside help that was m» willingly given to help make the occasion a pleasing surcnM.' Judgd Smith, in whose car Rev. Bready came over from Hastings Sunday afternoon was accompani­ ed by Miss Marguerite- itetrnausperger and Mrs. Lenna Murphy, who attended the memorial ser- Junes Youngs who recently reIttrnixl from be Angeles, flak was calling on old friends in Inn vil­ lage Friday. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. W.riabl nnd daughter, .Mrs. Maggie Munyon. Gtena Covert and daughter. Kiva, made an auto trip lo Ionia, Monday in the former's car. Mr. and .Mrs. F. F. Hilbert nnd Mr. and Mm. B. R. Holly attended sendees at the M. K. church nt Hastings. Sunday evening and list­ ened to Ilin baccalaureate address iiy Ilev. Bready. • C. R. McIntyre nnd Bonn Kenneth nnd Charles were ot Ann Arbor. Monday and Tuesday to see Mrs. Mclnlyre Who Is in the hospital n«covcrjng from nn operation. Ezra Barnum of Battle Creek was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jordan Hunday. . . Mrs. Emma Bpindler who has fin­ ished her school year as teacher in the high sebooj in Minneapolis, Minn., Is home for the summer va­ cation. Mrs. C.- Grozlnger is nt present under the doctor's care. K. W. Cree who underwent un-operplion nt Huntington, Ind- several weeks ago arrived home Saturday feeling quite well. My. nnd Mm. Fred Hector anil daughter nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Cros­ by and daughter of Battle Creek visited al the Phillip Reliray home Sunday. Mr. and Mm. Charles Kipner nnd add of Carson City visitwt al R. L. Wright's the loiter pari of lhe week. Mrs. Jasper Black of Hastings was a rui’M of Mrs; R.- ft. Atehison the Intlnr parti of the week. Mrs. Leon Hynos who has boon in a hospital al Anu Arbor for several weeks undergoing an operation ter goitre arrived home Saturday, greatly benefited in health. Forest Smith was home from Grand Itapids Friday. Mrs. Fem Trtimbo and daughter of Fostoria. Ohio, who have been visiting her mother, .Mrs. C. Senior for a couple of works returned home Monday. KALAMO. Charles Van Alslinu is improving his premises by the erection of n new hen house. Mr. and Mrs- Fred Cosgrove at­ tended the Kingman family reun­ ion near Lake Odessa. Wednesday and Thursday. . Mr. and .Mrs. Will Oast er and Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Renegar attended tho Norris family reunion nt the home of Mr. nnd Mm. Alec McK’rnzie near Nashville, Thursday. Wayne Martens’f» tin* owner of n new carriage. Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Tolten, who have been visiting nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Rriver, rnlurned Kfltunlay, to their homo in Grund Hapi.ls, Mr. and Mrs. Rny Outer of nrnr Charlotte visited tin* former's par­ ents, Saturday nnd Sunday. BANNKM WANT AUVH. PAY. PAGF.‘HIMOE EAST WOODLAND. Children’s Day June 2! at-2^0 p. Mrs. J. Fuker. who has boon •pending a week with East Wood­ land friends, relumed lo lainsing, Wednesday. Miss Elmer Gilman nnd daughter' Lucile of Springport, are spending two weeks at the home of her tmrenis. E. T. Cola and wife In East Woodland. Mrs. Flossie Pooler who has been Spending several weeks with her Krnnls. Mr. and Mrs. W. Rowdy in st Woodland, returned lo her home In Cobalt, Canada. Friday. E. T. Cole railed on his sister, Mrs. St. John. Sunday morning. ’ Mr. amt Mrs. Dnnniii Green took dinner with Mrs. Emma Baril. Tuesday, A large crowd attended the bap­ tismal services in East Woodland Sunday afternoon. Jahn Guy’s new bayn is nearly completed. Mr. nnd Mrs, M. L. Cole wen* in Ijike Odessa on business, Satur­ day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer Hager muT Mr. and Mrs. Ilf’rbert Surihe called on Mr. nnd Mm. J. Rl. John, Thurs­ day. They were getting acquaint­ ed with a line auto: Mm. Wm. Hallman has gone to Ami Arbor for treatment this week. She was accompanied by Dr. Mc­ Intyre. who- will remain until after the operation. Friends will he pleased lo learn that Mrs. Hariir Hagln. nee Miss Inez Cole, is the happy mother of n flue haby daughter. Congratula­ tions! WEST SEBEWA. Ruwll Waring and family nrrompanted by Clarence Oat ley and wife motored lo Vermontville on Tlinix•lay evening. Homer Waring, brother lo Russell Waring, gradu­ ated that day. The giiexls rt.nycd the night arid returned lo Rdwwa Friday. Edna Bowen is •ponding' some weeks with friend* nt Quincy, Branch Co., where' her mother and she resided hefnr.e earning hi Seliewn. Igvinn Coe spent Sunday and stay­ ed the night with her friend Bella Pencork. . Hazel Cne mol with a serious ac­ cident Inst Sunday woejj. While coining out of th 4 yard of Charles Wiles’ farm Iho buggy in which she was riding overturnd. and in her fall lhe ligaments of her leg were badly Toni. Two doctors altendod and pl/irjid the injured limb in plas­ ter of paris. , Dan Craighton's youngest son. Clifford is nn a visit to his unde Charles Craighton al Elkhart. Ind. There will bo Children's Day'ex­ orcises nt the Chureh of Christ next Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hainmlcks of Hol­ land brought Mr and Mrs. II. G. VniiKnnipan in ihnir auto on Sat­ urday tn visit their son and daugh­ ter-in-law E. VanKainnan and wife. Tlio party relumed after an early Corsets 50c to $3.00 SPECIAL Wunder j+ose June Values for Men. Women and Children June is (he month we have a lot of bargains for our customers. We receive a good many new novel- • ties and special values, and we like to let you know about it. Read our EXTRA LOW PRICES on many items below. These prices .are for all next week, and we ask the city trade to do your trading on Friday instead of Saturday as much as possible to avoid overcrowding, and that we might give better service to city and country trade. We manage to arrange our specials for both Friday and Saturday. The public will receive more satisfaction and better service if some will try to come Friday. COAT DEPARTMENT DRESSES A full line of Fancy Coats for Women and Misses, made from all wool material?, some worth $15.00, all marked down to ' We are headquarters for ready-made Dresses for Women and Girls. ’ . House Dresses made from Red Seal Gingham and Percales at only;_______________________________________ $1.00 Street Dresses, a big line, choice ....----------- --------------98c Fine Waists in Voile and Lawn------------------- ...--------- 98c Special lot of Waists and Dressing Sacks---------- ------- .39c Girls' Dresses made from Gingham, only--------------- ....48c Kimona Aptons jnade from Gingham and Percales.,..—39c Children!* Rompers and Play Suits.----- 25c and 50c $7.98 Short Coats in black nnd tan. —.—$3.98 Newest style Dress Skirts in all colors, made from Wool, Ratincc, Serges and Voile, worth up to $7.00, choice ...•__ $3.98 Special values in Kain Coats for Women and MisSes, Double Texture Waterproof------- '-------------------------- $3.98 'All LlninTl hick' Duster Coals—2J.7-1——,>3^98 All Suits and Children's Coats. .. ...----- Half Price Green and black Mercerized Petticoats at--------------------- 69c Wash Skirts in Pique and Linen at only2—. 98c Crepe Kimonas at; 75c and $1.25 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ~ We carry a large and complete stock of Muslin Underwear for Ladies and Misses. Ladies’ Gowns at50c, 75c, .$1.00, $1.50 Giris’ Gowns in sizes 2 to 14. Rood value, at ..’45c Ladies’ Drawers, Brassieres and Corset Covers25c Ladies' Combination Suits, Envelope Chetpisc, Double Panel . Skirts, at popular prices. . DRY GOODS VALUES A new line of Auto Scarfs at------------- 50c, 75c and $1.00 Extra large Bleached Turkish -Towels---------------------- ,..25c Cotton Towels at_____ 5c, six for 25c 27 inch white embroidered Flouncing--------------------- - ---- 19c 5 inch wide fancy Ribbon, 25c quality------- .----------------- 15c Ladies’ 16 button Gloves, white or black----- '--------------- 50c Girls' long Silk Gloves, double tips---------- !------------------ 75c Ladies* JUnion Suits, trimmed with lace at neck-and knee, at duly:-------------------------------------------------------- 25c Girls’ and Boys’ Union Suits at only.—„,: 25c Men’s Union Suits, Balbriggan or Porous Knit----------- 50c Men's Work or Dress Shirts at only--------- —--------------39c Men's and Boys' Summer Jersey Sweaters Special Values on all Rugs, Curtains, Linoleums and Cottage Carpets. Friday and Saturday Only. 25c fancy Frandsen & Keefer Hastings’ Cool and Sanitary Store Ribbon at J5c ONE PRICE TO ALL Kayser Silk Gloves Guaranteed Jlps WESTERN STATE NORMAL KALAMAZOO, MICH. ‘ ■ TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHER^ Yolfng People—Prepare for Your Life Work—Attend Here Equipment Advantages The buildings are new, large, well planned and attractive and the equip­ ment is excellent. The library num­ bers 12,tW" carefully selected volumes, all new, and is growing rapidly. The gymnasium is (he largest structure of its kind among the normal schools of the middle west. The training school build­ ing is a model of convenience, practic­ ability and architectural beauty. A fine science building is in process of construc­ tion.। The Western State Normal School at Kalamazoo is a high grade state school for the training of teachers. A residence of two years after the student has com­ pleted an approved four-year high school course leads to the life certificate. Through affiliation with the University of Michigan, holders of the life certificate may complete the Bachelor of Arts course at Ann Arbor in two years. A high school graduate is thus enabled to secure both the life certificate and the A. B. degree in four years. . PANORAMIC VIEW OF NORMAL BUILDINGS The school offers a two years* Life Certificate course for high school gradu­ ates, an advanced Rural School course and review courses. There are also special two-year courses in Public School Art, Commercial, Kindergarten, Manual Training, Physical Education and Public School Music leading to the Life Certifi­ cate. Fall term opens Sept. 21, 1914 The faculty consists of 50 thoroughly efficient instructors who have been gained in 25 of the leading universities, colleges, normal and technical schools in the United States. DWIGHT B. .WALDO, President Kalamazoo, Mich. Students may enter at opening of any term Kalamazoo offers many gnd varied attractions and has many special advan­ tage as a city for student residence. There are many opportunities for re­ munerative employment. The Western Normal enrolled l;S00-students during the year which began July 1, 1913, and closes June 30, 1914. Year book mailed on appli �nwt«, mt PAGE SEVKN . REMKES AID SON CONDUCT Kow Komfort gp Stock 1 Gallon of Kow Komfort and a good Sprayer for *1.00 Paris Green Unadulterated. The acid in our Paris Green is entirely neutralized, making it less liable to bum the foliage. Every keg thoroughly tested before being placed on sale. 25c a pound Machine Oil For binders and mowers, ■ good heavy oil. 30c a gallon Fishing Tackle—a full line Kodaks and Kodak Supplies Ellis E. Faulkner Delton, Michigan The Rexall Store Devoes Ready mixed pure paints oils, turpentine, brushes and all that you will need to paint that house or barn. Let us tell you just what we will furnish you paint for your buildings for. Remember fewer gallons go ther and last longer. far­ Everything in the paint line. F. H. WILKINSON Both Phones Prairieville, Mich 4 Per Cent We Pay Delton State Bank “ Capital Surplus <20,000.00 6,000 00 A. A. Aldrich, Pre«. — J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prci. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich DIRECTORS Dr. Donald McLeay Wm. Elliott . J. G. Hughes George J. Doster L. B, Teerpening For Staple and Fancy Groceries SEE- E. H. ECKHART DELTON, MICH Home Baked Goods a Specialty Southwestern Barry Good Values. DELTON. ■MH.w 1W00K. Miss Hazel Eckhart, who is at­ tending school in Big Rapids, came Saturday to spend a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eckhart. Mrs. Cara Looinls was in Hast­ ings Saturday to see her son Glenn who played with lhe Olivet base ball team against Hastings. Mrs, Eddy and daughter Pearl of Augusta are visiting friends aud relatives in town. Several auto loads from Delton attended the Milo Children's Day exercises Sunday afternoon. Ellsworth Barret and father. Orren Barret, went to Grand Rapid* Wednesday lo the stock show. Jotlic Horton nnd a friend from Kalamazoo were Sunday visitors al Eugene Horton's. Mrs. George Sprague was In Bay City last week to attend the Stale L O. T. M. Convention. Dr. M. J. Cross was a business visitor in Kalamazoo Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adriataon and daughter Margaret have been vis­ iting friends in Hastings for a few days. Mrs. Gillespie is in Borgess Hos­ pital where she had an operation last week. At the present time she is getting along very nicely. Her granddaughter. Leora Nichols. Is keeping house during her absence. Fred Hughes and family are now located in their new cottage at Crooked Lake. Mrs. Ellis Faulkner and three sons are spending the week with relatives in Grand Rapids. Mr. Fisher was overcome with tho heal while working Monday al Manley Morris' south of town. Al present he is feeling belter. .Mr. and Mrs. Manson Newton of Indiana are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Fenjmr of Plainwell spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Guy Honeysett. Miss Nelli* McDonald returned th tier horn, in Grand Rapids last Thursday after spending three weeks with friends and relatives in this neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. John Hlscock motor­ ed to Allegan last Sunday with their new car lo visit the latter's brother. Mias Relen'James has returned to her home hl School era fl to spend a short time before going to summer Wm. Henkes & Son of Dowling have one of the nicest, most np-todato stores for. a small country town that can probably be found in any place. They are alive to their opportunities and are giving to the people of their section of the oouoly splendid values for their money. They always keep a fresh slock and can supply you with any­ thing you want in lhe line of gen­ eral merchandise. They are run­ ning dn ad. in the BANNER every week and it will pay you to read what they have lo say. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Jamee Gay. Thursday, June STONY POINT. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunt visited in Grand Rapids last week. Mrs. Brandslellnr nnd Cleone spent nearly all of last week with Mrs. Mason Norwood al Kalamazoo. -Several from here attended Sports Day al Hastings Thursday. • Sir Isaac Newton has been putting a new cellar under his house and making other inipruv ■■in<-i>t.'< in gen­ eral. Mrs. Trees* is . entertaining her sister from Woodland. The Misses Florence and Mabel Leonard are home for their sum­ mer vacation. « Mrs. Stephens of Lacey and Mrsv Beach of Dowling visited Mrs. Caleb Risbridger Thursday and Friday. E. E. Faulkner left for Detroit Monday evening to be gone for sev­ eral days. Mr. and .Mrs. M. M. Maiming were in Detroit Wednesday. Vera, who has been in Hallie Creek for several weeks visiting, came homo wnTT them. Miss Irene IteelUvl is spending the week in Bottle Week. The Epworth League liad their election of offleers at the church Friday evening. The following of­ ficers were elected: President. Very! Erb: 1st- vice president, Gerald Bush; 2nd vice ' president. Mrs. Bush: 3rd vifo president. Bernice Pennock; 4th vice president. I>oi* Leonard: secretary. Meda Leinaar: treasurer. Roy Adrianson; organist, Gladys Gaskill. The various inerniwrs pledged to earn a dollar bdlore July towards tluTpiano fund. CLOVERDAI.E. Mrs. Frank.Sayles of Hastings, spent a few days with friends of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kalher and grand son. Orville spent Wednes­ day in Hastings. , Dugal Campbell received a Imx of delicious plums from u friend, in California. Mra, Patton's four nephews from Manchester relumed to their homes after enjoying a fine visit and.the Ashing expedition. A. E. Patton was a business xallor in Hastings. Tuesday. Mrs. Dell Smith returned home Thursday, after spending a few days of last week with her. sou in Orangeville. Born lo Mr. and Mr«. Clare With­ am a son. Mr. and Mra. Claude Mosher and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kenyon spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. Kenyon's brother of Hattie Creek. Mr. aud Mrs. Edd Pdnnels and grand daughter, Glrnnice and Rich­ ard Pennels and Indy friend motor­ ed to Kalamazoo, Sunday. 'Eugene Deck and Will Monica are working for A. E. Patton, be re­ newing the Bams house. Bernice Mosher is working for Mrs. George Kahler. Floyd ■niornton of Battle Creek is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marion Davenport ter a few days. Lewis Acker motored to Hickory Corners lo bring his mother home She has been caring for her daugh­ ter. Mrs. Hoss Burdick. First Chilson spent Sunday with Mr. ami Mr*. J. o. Cbambwlain. t Mr. Eric McLeod and lady friend of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc­ Leod. Mrs. Karah Moslier spent Sunday with Peter Mosher .of Shultz. . school. Mr. and Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. Graff of Detroit visited al Charles Hoskins, Sunday. There will be an ice cream social at Harry Hale's, Friday evening, June 19th. Mr. and Mm. James Gay of Dos­ ter visited at N. P. Bresson’s, Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Hoyt and Mr. and Mrs; L. A. Heers of Richland visited at lh6 home nf N. B. Beers Sunday. , They also attended Children’s day exercises at lhe church. The Cbildrdn's Day exercises at tbu church were well attended Sun­ day. FJNE LAKE. The Ano weather nnd tho miiflm'-r vaczttion in' the schools serve to bring many city dwellers to lhe lake. ' S|>orts day at Poplar Beach on Saturday. June 20. T. E. Godde and brother, George, of Augusta, ate at the tenner's farm on the base'line planting |m>laloes and plowing for wheat. Will Frey lias been culling a field of Alfalfa. Mrs. Elia Fick received a tele­ gram from her old home in Batavia. New York, announcing the death of a brother-in-law, nt that (dace. Mra. Fick and s«>n. Charles, left that night for Batavia, to lie present ut the burial unices. Our cream carrier for lhe Hick­ ory creamery, had the misfortune to have a fine horse break its leg. and that means a loss of Hie horse almost invariably. Tho demand fqr strawberries seems lo be greater than lhe sup“’fciw.rd Howne and Oscar Gif­ ford are building a collage on the north west shorn of lhe lake, on Will Frey's plat. Will Caldwell nnd n friend from Battle Creefc are. occupying the termer's coltane at IHmlins .Beach. ■ Mr. and Mrs. 8. Downe of Bailie Creek are at the lake this week. Albert King and family of Bat­ tle Creek exited to occupy o>te "I the Bowno collages in n few days. A. G. Paul and.wife and the tenner’s sister, Mary, look an auto trip to Heading. Midu Hie last of Iho week lo»visil J. C. Neullng and family of that place, returning on Bunday. f, Mrs. Fisher, who with her hhsband nnd one child, occupy lhe Arthur Searte farm, had Hie mis­ fortune to fall down stairs and sus­ tain very serious injury. Dr. Brnflh was called and Mrs. Fisher seems on lhe road trt recovery.Miss Mattie Toozc is working for Mra. Brininstool al lhe Shore Acres hotel. 'Hie infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hall died on Friday morning after a brief illness of Siinui incningiliu. Burial took ace from Hobbles undertaking rooms in Battle Creek on Sunday. E. Deo Paul. wMe and son were al tho tenner's old home on Sunday and also called on Karl Bristol's family of East Barry. A fine improvement has been ma<lc on the road just' FTast of the lake. The gravel for ftovcnng the same was obtained from Mrs. P. G. Hlandley's farm.__________ HTATK ROAD. Preaching sarvke.at the W. M. church was well attended Sunday. Preaching okam in four weeks. Friday. June fifflb. you are fill cordially invited to attend a (xd luck supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Torn Fisher. The proceeds arc to go toward, paying for repairs on tlufc parsonage. Mrs. Ida Kinnifi is entertaining her mother, Mra. Lewis, from Bat­ tle Creek. Mrs. Carrie Fisher spent Sunday at Woodland with her parents. Mrs. llza I.. Shepard from As­ syria is’spending this week with her parents. II. ft McIntyre's. On Saturday Mildred Kinitic. youngest daughter of Lester Kinnie fell from a gate and broke her right arm. Aben Johnson'* onion patch busi­ ness I* nrngrooatog finely. This week he is planting several acres of potatoes. • , GREAT JUNE INDUCEMENTS AT WEICttHANT & RIEOE'S Church Notes. A NEW TYPE FAMILY The BODONI SERIES A Classic Type-Face With Which The Modern Printer Cun Surpass The Works of Past Matters. Lot UB show you printed ample.. NICE BUSINESS AT DOWLING Kwp Splendid Mac ^toek for Small, Country Town and Give There w|H bo preaching next Entire Stuck of Ladirs and MtiKcs Sunday morning aud evening ut (amitv and KuHn OtTrrrd at Half Maple Grove. , Th.™ Price. There will will 1... be SSunday school next Thu announcement of' WeickgcSunday al 11:00. a. m. The lesson Xlll '"riie Great Refusal” Mark uanl A Hii’df will be of unusual in­ 10:17-31. - Gohlen Text—"Yo Can­ terest to Hu. ladies of Barry Co. not Serve God and'Mammon" Luke They Ulis week offer tliqjr entire 10:13. • slock of Ladka and Misses Coats The Junior League *s a1 P­ mid Suite al Lull price. This store m. ; Every junior come mid help does just an it advertiser, and our the little leader. rrudura will find tho regular prices The Y. P..A. will bo led by Mira on tliese goods are mil squarely in Edit it Johncox. The iQV'e is IwQj Tb'* rciURMirf-for this extra­ "Chief Scute and How to Reach ordinary price culling cv ent .are Them," Lyke H:7-ll. fully Muted in the udv. -­ BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. -BANNER WAMT ADVH PAY.- ROYAL BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY POKE Insures the most delicious and healthful food By the use of Royal Baking Powder a great many more articles of food may be readily made at home, all healthfill, de­ licious, and economical, adding much variety and attractiveness to the menu. Several from the Point attended Quarterly meetings nl Morgnn, Fri­ day, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Cora Bolton of Hastings vis-1 ited al the Point and Ndrtb CastleThe" Royal Belter nnd Pabtry Cook," ten. the past week. • containing fire hundred practical Mrs’. James Varney Jias a brother receipts for all kinds of baking from the west, who is making her and cookery, free. Address Royal a visit. Her sisters from Nashville Baking Powder Co., New York. also spent Wednesday with her. Wayne Offley was the successful candidate from the William school and 'Shirley Barnum and Nettie Varney from Marlin district. Mrs. B. J. Wellman nnd Ruth Norris Family Rrunion. semblage broke up early but they spent a few days nt Olivet lhe j>ast Tho sixth annual reunion of (he had a - pleasant ------- —and - - enjoyable week. -;.2 raimin.,. wished for d<Mccnd«ute of J B* Norite vworl»t,m ” togtdhor and all wii nnnv hannv Royal Barnum now Ims a wall IWCUnueUIS OI J. H. .turns War ,many more happy reunions. held al the pleasant residence of completed for his bam and is now .Mr. mid Mrs. Alex .McKenzie in Ver- WHITE FOOTWEAR FOR ready to move it. nionlville,..------Eaton- -Co Mich., James Asplnall and family of the -----------—,M — — Thurs_____ WARM WEATHER-WEAR h‘4R'i . *PonJ. SU0'*?/ h' <’*rllon J day, Juno II, 1014. Tho day dawn­ .. , -r ......................... I”*"" •••-■nble. • ««ll, numlwr Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Rmlcliaugh jarrived on lhe morning trains and and children atlended Quarterly I W).rp nU,[ at (jl0 station by Mr. aud meeting al Kilpatrick church lasl]>lrB. MrKwute awl others'who had Sunday and visited James Boyles > arrived and were taken to lhe Itumu and family of bunfield. ■ nU(o an(j puggi^. -------- ------------- I The forenoon was spent in vislt. HOLMES CHURCH. ’iug and renewing.old ncquaitilanccs Mr. and Mrs. Hlmry Ragla enter-’and making new ortes. At noon a tallied Mr. and Mra. Ezra Barnum' P'd luck dinner was served, and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Wright of followed by lhe IiusIiu m m-uuhi Bailie Creek; Mr. and Mra. Orville! which was called to order by lhe Barnum of Hastings; Mr. and Mra., president J. L. Norris nnd was openAiden Burrouahs of Rutland aiidi<*d with prayer by Wesley Norris. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. BarnumTor din-i ih...... cretaryp-ad the minutes uf ner Bunday and Mr. and Mrs. Philo the last meeting and were approval. 139 responded lo roll .call anod-two Fuller, Monday. I; i9 resnondiii wit-two Miss Hazel Smith of Hastings was!। new additions lo the family were the guest of Miss Iva Crncktenl!j also present. A nice letter written , by Min. Herllia Sundertin, of Colu­ from Friday till Monday. . i ratio Springs, was read. Shu said Mr. and Mrs. Milo Auspaugh were they could not bo with us but would in South Hastings recently la. visit be thinking of us and woul<k know the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. we were having a nice lime in spile Henry Crockford. of the fact that so many of the fnvMr. nnd Mra. Frank Roberts of ,ed ones lind gone to their reward, Woodland were the guests of Mr. I and hoped all that were with us and Mra. Clark Overanulli, Sunday. [this year would Im: alive and well Mr. and Mra. .Freeman Burfidm I‘find with us next year. A few words who have been .visiting Lhei.r daugli-1I of greeting were also read from ter. Mra. Henry Ragla. returned I Mrs. Ida Svyeel, of Idaho. She Tuesday to their home in Lyndon­ 'would love to be with us and -see some of the old Jamiliar faces, but ville, N. Y. L N. Durkee and family were ' could only say "God bless you all." Grand Rapids visitors Wednesday. and hopes lo meet us over on lhe other side. She also sent a record Mr. and .Mrs. E. A. Crandall of her falnily to he placed in the Grand Rapids, .Mrs. Elmer WoimI of j' of record Imok. Regrets wore sent' Coats Grove and Mrs. Edd. Parme-j from Otis Inman-mid family mid lee spent .Monday at Gwirge Full- from Mr. mid Mrs. Edward McKen­ zie. A letter from Mrs. Elia Copp, of Nebraska came too late lo be Obituary. read al the meeting. The secretary was lequcslist lo ST it 1 MB A CK -William 11 win* Strimback. son of .Mr. ;>ml Mra. try and gel a record of lhe family Lawrence Strimback, bom ’March of Georg* Norris, deceased. The following omevrs were elected:—J: 11, till i, in the township of Sunfield, Eaton county, slate of Michigan mid L. Norris, president: Wesley Norn*.' departed tins life .lune 1UI i, al vice president; Ola ■Norris, secre­ Little Jtfax tin* age of 2 month* and 27 day.*. He tary mid treasurer . leaves to mourn his father, mother.i। .McKenzie sang a song. Carrie, taias., two brothers and one sister and a Clarence mid Edna Norris and Enrl McKenzie gave recitations. These host of other friends. O precious one from UK is gone,. , I were edjoyed and appreciated by all A voice we loved is still. [present. The next meeting is to tic A place is vacant in our huniu । held the 2nd -Thursday in Juno t9JQ. Which never can lie. tilled. place of meeting to lie appointed by We mourn for thee, our darting, ' the secretary. New inemlNirs aildWe shall sigh for days gone by. ijed the last year: Miss ’Martha Au­ But will try to meet Hoe, darling, gustine was married lo Raymond Oastor Jpn. t, I'Jli mid Miss Hazel In thy home beyond the sky; May the chain which now Is broken. Taylor was married lo Leon Norris, That we so deeply mourn. March 3. .1014. Norris A. McKenzie was Worn Nov. -29, 1013. Emily Be united at Christ's coming F. Vela Ikcker lorn Jan. 20, 1914, In the resurrection morn. and one grandchild added to the Card of Thanks— I wish tn thanlc family of L. A. Hyde. One chair left the Banlleld W. C. T. U. for the vacant by the death of Elmaefte lovoly carnations, the xIlaiifl*>hi Norris. Short talks worn given liy Cemetery Circle for lhe potted I Alex. McKenziP, Wesley Norris mid phinf, and to ail who sent me How­ । Oscar Rcniger. Ono of th*; pleasant. ers, post ranis and other gifts dur­ I feature* of the <lay was.J. I.. Norris ing my recent illness. - Your kind-. ;gavu.cach.a ride ill his auto during ness will never Im: forgotten. , [the <|iiy. Ire cream and cake with Mrs. J. H. Bowser.—Adv. I I served. Owing to Hit: fact that so [many bail lo return to their homes Banner Want Ads Bring Results. train lhe us- Add lo the Comforts of the Wearer,, and are Quite Inexpeualve to Buy. Those who have fool troubles may find possible relief by wearing white footwear during the hoi sum- " rner months. it is a well-known fact thalpco-r?* pie living in hot countries almost invariably gress in white, because white lines not attract lhe sun's rays as do other colors. Manu(0cturers have designed jmtne very attractive white footwear in lhe way of slip­ pers and oxfords, made of Nubuck and While Canvas, for Women, Misses and Children. The Ironside Shoo Company has a nice line.of white footwear aud women, misses and children will bo ^peciaUy interested in the adveritsement of the Irouaide u1 Shoe -- (Jo. •in ­ this isaye. Head it. Notice. To lhe si’vural Township Clerks and School Directors: Having received numerous In­ quiries through the mail, 1 take this method of notifying all that be­ cause of a change in the law. tho fine money will hoi be apportioned to the township nnd school districts until after the f5lh of July, instead of May as fomicrly. And that tho primary money will be about flJSS per capita and thV Hue money will be nearly three times as much as last year, nnd thal both the lino or library money and the priflMHr money will be available through the township and city treasurer* about August 1st. Ixander Reams, County Treasurer. Card -of Thanks—We wish lo ex­ press our I hanks to the friends and neighbors vylio so kindly helped clear away the wreckage of our barn. Me. and Mrs. Geo. M. Smith, Irv­ ing. Mich- Routll I.—A<|v. Youthful Loyalty. Young WUllam is American born. and then hi various tnaonon. The other dor, for example, tho little lad quzlntancc of hts tithar,' "Mr. So-and-So likes tittle boy*," ha was told. "Doe* he like you. mamma?" asked William, after a momentary healta> tfon. “Wall, no." was mamma's honest az> much." . ' "Then that's the reason I don't want to alt on hla knee,” was the qolck-wib ted and flattering reply. Profitable Farming in these days means Efficient Farm Machinery —The Kind That Docs the Work— Does it well, Mots it economically, and that is made and guaranteed to do the work by reliable manufacturers—Fann Machinery In other words that is built on honor and gets results. That's our kind. ■ Here arc a fejv suggestions of valuable farm tools thatevery farmer ought to considtr right now and on which we will be glad to quote prices that will satisfy the careful buyer. CULTIVATORS—We have the Kraus, Iron Age, Oliver, Gale, Brown and Keystone. The mao who cannot pick a satisfactory cultivator from such a list is hard indoed to please MOWERS—The Chamjpon, Johnston and.McCormick Mowery constitute aline that no one can beat. BINDERS—We offer the johnsjon and McCormick. These are too well and favorably known machines to need any special mention. —CALL AND SEE OUR LINES— Aldrich Bros. Co Hardware, Implements and Furniture Delton, Michigan �TBHAfnM4UmitM to, wy. PAGKHVB ne from the flr*t Hot Weather Hints 50c to $2.50 SOFT NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, Collars detached or attached, o'clock. Yes, these are all “good stuff" and make the most ap­ propriate gifts for graduation as well as being suitable and useful for all summer needs. These are only a part of the many good things we have for sale—you will always find lots of bargains on our counters. ' X Chariee Doyle, who has been sick Hosiery walh tonadiU* the past week, re­ sumed his work atllorrill Lambie A Co.'s, Monday. STRAW HATS in all shapes for all ages 10c to $7.50 WASH TIES, COATLESS SUSPENDERS, SILK HOSE, SILK HATS Morrill, Lambie & Co ’service will !><■ special -for all Infanls and their parents. A bnptis| mal service will !>•' held when' all dreiring Ihelr t-liildrcii baptized [may have it done. . Christian Science Society. 1 We are pb’as<*d lo announce that Sunday. June 21. I9IJ. Second the special service for Hie Imysjast floor of No. HO Jefferson HL. Sun­ Sunday was well attended and good day acrvica 10:30 A. M. «Hubjecl. “Is interest pianitested l»y all present. The Universe Including Man. Evolv­ ; We, were fortunate in having with ed hy Atomic. Force?" Sunday us Rev. F. P. I'.oopcr. financial Sec­ School, 11:15. Wednesday evening retary of llonebrakr Seminary,-who testimonial service 7:30 o’clock. |s|Hikn to the boys, giving them Heading Room, at same address, is i wholesome and encouraging advice. open ttvgry Wednesday and Satur­ 1 Delegates were’selected for Hie day from 2 to 5 P. ,M« where anlh- i Annual Branch Convenlhni to be orized literature on Christian Sci­ ! held at Woodland Juno 30-July 3. ence inny be read or purchased. A | Plans are being made to make this cordial'welcomeJs extended lo the i the bi'st one ever held in Michigan public. coilfereiiee and it.will be a treat to be able lo attend. । The School has voted lo enter thn Presbyterinn tlhurch. r.ontnst for the beautiful lings A sacred concert will givenr! which ah’ being offered by the ronnext Hunday evening nt 7’jtli. A f< rencc board. Home next Sunday large orchestra under the direction 'and learn all uIh>u( the plan and b*t of Mr. Kuenzel will furnish special levwybpdy “Boost" mid'we can win music. The choir, under the di­ rection of Mrs. Pryor,.will also fur­ 1 Services’for next Sunday ns fol­ nish special oiu-ii-. * flows: . . Morning service al Ifldfl. Tfi*- : 10:00 A. M.—Sunday School. pastor will preach on "The Soul's 113»> A. M.-T’reacliing. Thirst For . 5:00 P, M.—Junior Endeavor. Hunday School'nl 11:15. All wel- : d:tw P. M.—Senior Endeavor.come. ' [ 7:00 P, M.—in-caching. Miss Frances Burch will siiig (he morning service. • Emmanuel Ehurch. । Rev. Garnlll L. Batrsv Hector. ■ MclhodlHt Episcopal Church. Rev. Russell IlA Bready, Pastor, | Holy Communion. H:ihi a. m. Morning Litany, auiN^ur8flrvic.es Sunday, Joint Slat, ns 1 mon. lo:.’«i Prayer, a. in. ' follows: : Sunday School. 12:00 m. 10: 00 A. M.—Munday Kclinab 11:00 A. .M.—Public worship and I Bible Class subject. Acts, NHL Chalk talk. 12:15 p. in. fourth sermon in the series on "The Informal service and church inAimmHos* Creed." siruclion in parish house Sunday 6: 30 P. .M.—Epworth League. 7: 30 P. .M.—Public worship and rvi’iiing al 7:30. Mrmoft "The Woman With a I No Friday evening talk this week Painted Race." Ba pl 1st Church. United Brethren Cluirch. ■ Thursday nlalif, 7:30. miil-week .The Church With ti Welcome—Rev. prayer and praise service, al the C. W. Ballou. Pastor. I churcli. Next Sunday will lie “CRADLE 1 Friday niylil, 7:30, choir practice ROLL DAY." , We will ifiake special at lhe church. arrangements lo enlfriain the par­ | Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Harp ent* imd children nf the CHAlJl'E ; arruinpaniinenis to Hie regular ROLL next Sunday. In fact, the ' music. ■ Good Stuff Bates school house. Sunday at 3:00 50c to $2.50 THE CHURCHES LOCAL BEVS Ardsll WveM bM HTin Il for divorce anmK juOton A X.-----The annual school meetings will be held on the second Monday in July. The BehMT ton* ll iukbl-1 (• James SuLlon for two box** of ex­ ceptionally Am strawberry. Munsing, Porosknit and B. V. D. UNION SUITS One Price Clothiers primary department Hastings, Michigan —-—. .. 1 —~ Morning worship. 11:00. Sermon by pastor. Music by choir. Young People'# meeting, 6:30. Question box. Bring lhe questions which puzzle you aud we will try and' niiswer them. Yoke Fellow Band. 6:30. Message on personal work by tho pastor. Evening service. 7:30. Gospel message by. pastor. Choir music. Trio by Messrs. Ramsey, Loy and Mead. Tuesday evening Cottage prayer meeting,-7^0, at the home of Mr. Clarence Cobb, 201 N. Broadway. Baptist Churcli. The Childreh's Day exercises of Hie Baptist church were hold on .the preceding Sunday. It consisted of a program of songs and recita­ tions which lasted through the ift'riod usually taken up with the .regular morning church services. Tin*, auditorium was filled with the largest gathering of children ever assembled in the history of tho churcli. There wen? many flowers and a number of birds, whose songs added to the happiness of the oc­ casion. A liberal offering wA re­ ceived for Baptist mission wogjt. Presbyterian Church. There was a large attendance al the Children's Day service hejd last Sunday morning. Sixteen children were graduated from the Cradle Holl into the beginnera* deparimeuL aitil two from lhe primary into Hie Junior department. Infant baptism was administered to seven children. was contributed for the work of Sabbath School missions. The whole servin’ was an inspiration. Tilt; canaries and babies added much to the service. The exercises were very interesting nnd reflected much credit' U|>on Miss Rogers, Mrs. F. Cook and the Misses Ed­ monds tiinl Mrs. Frost, who had full charge of preparing lhe program. — Emmanuel Church.' Children’s' Day nnd Flag Day were oliservetl in Emnnnud church at lln; regular Sunday school services. Rev. Carroll Bates gave some facts - . ---- - -- - A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned By depositing your money in the Hastings National Bank, you not only have the assurance of safety and the exper­ ience of convenience, but it gives you standing in the bus* incss world, and adds to your savings. “A penny saved is indeed a penny carped.” Deposit today and continue de­ positing until your bank account exceeds your, [neighbor* CHECKING CERTIFICATE SAVINGS TAKE YOUR CHOICE Hastings National Bank Only National Bank in Barry County HASTINGS, MICH Tho summer session of the Wes­ tern Normal college, In Kalamazoo, will begin on Monday, Juno 39. A large number of aspiring teachers of Barry county will attend. The city council has accepted the roll for the Market and Washington street sewers and work will-be be­ gun so soon as the tile necessary for the Job may be Obtained. Dr. J. G. MeGuffln was operated upon at Butterworth Hospital. Grand Rapids, Monday afternoon for deflected septem. Dr. Ferris Smith performed the operatioiL Owing to the fact that he has to receive treatment at a Grand Rap­ ids specialist’s each afternoon. Dr. J. G. MeGuffln will not be nt his own office afternoons for a few days.—Adv. Mra. Vera Wellman enlbrlained the members of tjie M. U. M. club and several other friends for din­ ner Friday evening, al her home on West Mill 8L The young ladies all had a very delightful tune. Mrs. Wm. Beadle received a tele­ gram Tuesday telling her of the death of her brother. Horace Barnum of Fresno, Cai- which oc­ curred Monday. He bad been ill with cancer of the stoma. Ii. Obit­ uary will appear lalfr. On Tuesday night of this week the Bijou will give FREE with every 10 cent admiuion, a ticket good for one 5 cent loaf of bread at tho Palm Garden. Como and see The Irish Lady in Vaudeville.—Adv. Joseph Rogers, lhe poultry and egg dealer, rearranged bis residence. Joseph Alwine did IM carpenter work. Joseph Webber and Joseph Frankenbcrger perfected the rough-cast. Joseph 81a|terv said "By Joseph -Twas a good job? —Adv. A number of the young popple of Emmanuel church gathered al the rectory Tuesday evening anil gave Mra. Bates and family a pleasant surprise. A social evening Gloves Ladies’ Silk Hose---------------- $1 to $2 Ladies' Silk and Lisle Hose........... 50c Ladies* Mercerized Lisle Hose __________________ 25c and 50c Misses’ Lisle Hose--------------------- 25c Ladies’ Long Kid Gloves.$2 50 to3.50 Ladies' Short Kid Gloves SI td $1.50 Ladies' Long Silk Gloves. 75c to $1.50 Ladies' Short Silk Gloves.50c to $1.00 Ladies' Lisle Gloves_____ 25c to 75c Neckwear Hand Bags All the latest .novel tiea in Neck­ wear. Beautiful Lacc Collars and Cuffs to match. Fancy Bows, Jabots, Fichus, Crepe De Chcne Ties, Beads and Tango Neckwear. A complete line of Leather Bag* 50c to $5.00 ...x............. Mesh Bags, newest design 50c to $3 50 Coin Purses. _.25c to Stic Fans and White Parasols Silk Underwear Single Garments Union Suits___ Newcit design* in Fancy Fan* from 25c to fl Beautiful Parasol*-------- -------- $1.00 to $2. IS $1 50 $3.00 Let us quote you prices on fresh strawberries for canning J. T. PIERSON & SON Goats Suits Skirts Hastings, Mich. Phone 9 was spent after which ice cream and cake were served. •— Manning Doud, who U nearly 91 years old. walked out lo his nephew’s Nr. Robirfron's of Rutland, Wednesday, a distance of four and one-half miles. Mr. Doud is In good health and bids fair to reach lhe century mark. There is a movement on fool to reorganize tho old school, dial riel in which is located the grange hall in Johnstown. This district was abandoned while J. C. Ketcham was county school eommiraioner. There is -an’increase in Iho number of school children all qver tho coun­ ty and some schools wil| have lo be Surplus water running down the vest side of Grant * hill has long lecn the cause of Hie poor conditon of the streets and the city is low al work constructing a suitable Irainagc system, which will carry he waste water away without rashing gravel from, the streets, hereby incurring repeated and unlecessary expense. The base ball ganlc on Saturday iromlaea to be very interesting. If he arrives in Ume, “Heine** Berger, tho pitcher of Notre Dame univer­ sity, who made such a great record (liin season, will make his first.ap­ pearance in a IfasliiiKS uniform. This is one of the Saturday games booked especially for the termers and men employed in the factories. Game called at 2:30 o'clock/ . Mr. Clifford M. Hammond and Miss Clara G. Nelson were united in marriage on "Thursday afternoon, June 11. at the Presbyterian Mans*’, the pastor. Rev. M. Gfigaby, nfliciating. Max Lewis and Ethol Hammond wert» tho official wit­ nesses. The ' young people will make their home on the farm north of the City. All wish them a hop­ py voyage through life. Through the rourtosy of Mra. Ellen Robinson the BANNER is in receipt of a copy of the Talc of Pines Appeal, a daily published in Nuova Grrons. the largest city on thia island, which has become a favorite place with Ameriqana. Mra. Robinson spent an entire win­ ter on lhe island, and was greatly pleased with the life I here. This is*ue of the newspaper is an edi­ tion celebflftlng tho tenth anniver­ sary of its foundat ion. It is an in­ dustrial edition of 30 pages in which mrery import a nt phase of in­ dustrial 4nd social life’to portray- Many fishermen were al Hie lake* early on Tuesday iliorning when the «:n season for -black bass began, ere' were numerous anglers on Hie many lakes in the couuly and lhe catches reported were very good, though, of course,, some alipwances Iffid to be inane.for the element of fiction whifih so often crOebr intn fish storiM. One of lhe Hastings ttoheniieu was casting to enHiysiastlrally that ho gave a howl gf joy when he f«ll something on his hook. But his pleaigjro quickly vaiilslied when he attc<JVi)red he had hooked bis cumpsiitou's Kaloma Shields, of Nashville, has begun suit lor divorce against tier husband. ■ Leon Shields, whom she accuse* of being in a state of almost constant intoxication. In her bill of complaint, she elates 'thal she be­ gan suit against him in 1910. but withdrew it on Ids promise to re­ form. and that soon afterward he again resumed bis former bad hab­ its. She says Hint Ills last period of drunkenness is due to whiskey im­ ported from Grand Rapids nnd Bal­ tin Creek. Oil Mrs. Shields state­ ment that Mr. Shields had threaten­ ed her nnd the furniture with vio­ lence. Judge Smith has issued an in­ junction raslrpiuing Shiehla fron\ molesting her pr their properly. -George Burgess has been survey­ ing the route Of Hie drain which will lv located near Hie CasUetonWoodlaud town line. A number of Iron seals have been placed in the city park, phicli is being visited by many citizens. The wooden seals placed about the trees, contrary to the belief of many, arc only temporary. . The trial of Dugat .McCallum, of Cloverdale, accused of collecting birds eggs in defiance of the law. was adjourned from June 17 until July I. anil the attorneys in lhe case will file a stipulation asking for a longer adjournment. The annual memorial day servic­ es of lhe. local Odd Fellows' lodge will be held next Sunday. The members will meet at 2:30 o'clock and march to the cemeteries. Kueiuel s band will furnislr music. At the I. O. <>. F. lol.Uiev. C. W. Bal- deliver an address. . . The pupils of the seventh and eighth grades held their annual pic­ nic nt .A'eker's Point WcdnMday. They were in charge of Miss Petit. The inembers of the normal I rain­ ing department wen? also nt Hie picnic. The students in the high school are holding their annual pic­ nic at Thoruiipnte ton.? today. , The’Bar-Bar Company of tlrand Rapids. cmiiULliwd nt has filed articles of iiicorporalibn with the Hecrelary of Slate, E. M. Barlies. of.Uiix city, being among the incor­ porators.- - The company received its name from lhe first three lettera of lhe names Barnes .and Barnhart, two gentlemen of the latter name also being among the. incorporators. The Young People of the Baptist church\planned and earned out a iiarty for their president. Miss In ne ■k»lc«, which was a complete siirnrise to her. They gathered nl Hie home of Miss N'iula Fisk, N. Broad­ way. which was beaulifi.il> 'd’.oraled in Ja|ianwe style. Miss Estes, very utisyspeciuigly. was decoyed to lhe house, to find the. youns peo­ ple . awaiting tier. A very hapny evening wi- spent in games, in the iakiug of a flashiitflil of lb<‘ group, and hi prescutiug Miss Estes with a Iwuutiful souvenir spoon <lf the court house, as a token of their love and eileeni. Miss Estes expects to society. There will be a inerting of Host­ ings Chanter F. &'A. M.. on-FridaySpecial communi<-atim> ■ f Hart­ ings Lodge No. 52 I-T. & A. M.. Wed­ nesday evening. June -’I. Work in the second dygrec. Rev. Carroll U Bates, rector of Emmanuel Episcopal church. <!•■liven’d the coinineuci-mcnl address before Hie graduating class of the Caledonia high school last evening., Sign* of Wealth. Crawford—"!• ho really »o rich?Crabehnw—"Thera's no doubt of it When ho aued hl* wife for divorce tho paper* in Iho cate were withheld from public acnitinr, ud when there waa a auicido in the family the coroner* office decided it waa an accident"— banner want advs. pat. Two Barry County Boys Serving In Marine Corps at Vera Cruz Merritt Springer Clark Poller Vera Cniz. Mexico. hour in lhe day a guard could- bo June 3, 191I. seen bringing a prisoner t(> the Dear Sir: _ guardhouse for safe keeping. At 1 have been requested lo write night-time shots could be heard in a short story of lhe Mexican affair every ilireclton as people were not what I call the beginning of Hit? end allowctl on the streets uf Verti Cruz which is as follows: after 7:30 o'clock. One found Qu the 2i'st day of April IPII. lhe prowling around was told to halt-^ blue jockvK-.Biid marines attached tH’hevi’ me they know what it id various ships in.ihiFAUaiitlii fivift meaiH to disobey. They know the received tin* glad news of inter­ boys in blhe can shoot straight and vention in Mexico, and received nr- to kill. Wilhin nine days the Fed­ ders from Washington, D. C. to laud eral Army had vairfshetL the city forces at our-', rhe Minnesota at being under martial law. being vary that time being in Tampico. .Mexi­ quiet at that time. In all there co, rushvd with ail epged 10 de-lroj were about 18 killed apd 57. wound­ the Naval. Academy at Vera Cruz, ed. ‘ but owing to a bfeak down arrived On the 2fflh we returned to our here somewhat late, tn the inenn- ship with th* exceptions of a few time we were rolled - al' twelve; who were. Uilluckly. the city being o'cldck midnight to Tie ready with: turned over to the U. S. arn'iy, This rilles and ammunition, al a mo-j ended the battle of Vera Cruz. AU menl's notice. |.we know is that it is over in Hit* As we steamed in |>ort the U. H. 8. rnirL What the future lio'lds-for lis Chester could Ih- seen sending, her I remains to bo seen. Kid Springer live Uiciusbells ipio the academyiand myself have only a short white killing hundreds of Greasers. Al i to serve, and being together we talk (he same linn* the Ixiys in blue w>*n>! (iiioul our many experiences find fighting, some Jieing killetl and will uovor b” sorry of our four wounded from th* rifles of snipers years un<ter (he red. white and bliu*. ,whh were hidden in lops df many! Thanking you for publishing (his, biilldingi. . ' I remain. Before night or ttie'saine day we! Yours re-ptfully, rccriveil orders to laud foroep al Clark Potter. mint-nntf-h fore-night --t in. mtr' Addrc*-*: Meruit Soimger and feci wen- ou lhe enemy.'* *oil, tightni Clark Puller. XL ■#. VilWlHJ*. > tug beaide uur shipmates- Every c-of Postliuuler. New York, N. Y. �THE IH.«mNGfl BANNEB, JUNE 18. 1ML BEN BAHLMIO WINS H1BH £ SCHOOL CROSS-COUNTRY CUP BASEBALL middktilk Cover* Three and Three Quarter* Mlle* fa 22 Minute*. Cha*. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank U. Hayn«*r nra A .bank's first duty is to its depositors always. This very happy over lhe arrival of a . Tockl Hcwiiid. l>gnk regards the safety df Sts invested funds as requiring the fine bnhy daughter hi lheir home on Running over, a-mprse of three June 10th. All doibg fine. . Conmost direful and conservative consideration ol its officers. nnd three-quarici * mile* in 22 min­ grntulalions. t Not a single dollar of the bank's money is invested other ute*. Ben Garland, rias* of BH4, of Edward B. nnd Edna Whitmore than to men ol high financial standing in our community or Hasting* high «. h<»»l won I lie Weis- were in Hmdinrfs on Thursday at­ on improved real estate valued at 50% iq excess of the loan. tart-Pnel|ia-gross-country tniphY tending ,aiTice erramisocial. cup. Thunday afternoon. Charles 'ITie K. of P. lodge has decided tn The board of directors examine the affairs of the bank Todd finished recbhil. The two take a vaentirtu during duly mid personally twice a year. Jilors took lu* .measure fur n num- | not Im-cii a visitor and m respect- young men ftade a .veyy creditable August and then finish up' tin* do4% on Time Deposits fcs 11.. iIni* which n.'it.-d thorn Hu* I able company, he wuiijii have been run. Tho Oven! was started dur­ fayed degree work September fit. (vi.-iorj. <ijq>->*«,«l to l.indgren was “pinched." But it Very often hap- ing lhe plhlebc event* held by the The remafhs of “bml" Hugh L>H.mi*. a voiingsteJ' from Belton, ihmis that towns have one or more eighth grader* during their rally. FARMERS Davey, aged 76 years. w‘ho came tn I ’ ho two young men made lhe run I' win* fiirrnei’lv pdcJied f»r tho Uns- unfortunate.* like thi*. who it his death by hanging,.in his shoe , MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN I I mg* high srhool. He lind Hie lo- a privilege 10 *.viire- lhe prulec- in very oreditable time. Mr. Todd shop, io HaUlpgs, wvfc* ImnughJ fcal* well in huiid IhriHiglmtit the 11ion of respectable company.-and collapsed willun a few blocks of, here Thursday and. laid beside liij' |cohte«l. I h.; one run made off his then “open their mouths and fib the fair ground*. There is every wife and daughter, who had pre­ ...•4-i-nv ddiveiv w;.*'tho result of a piece of । away and leave them.". Il hurt* indication that a larger number ceded hinrsome -years. Dad oper­ OLIVET WH.LEGI ANS i"-’*1 >,-...id hick and a liw three ,ta«e hit I the game and it hiltis lhe town. will compete for the cup next year. This cup, which i* a silver ated a shoe shop here ter many ANB GIVE l.(H:US I TO 1 in ad.- by'-Palteii. Hie hero of the People enjoy goml-nalured “fanyears previous R> going lo Rtislings. dny. The old leaguer made what tiling,'' hut not the maudlin iiisiills trophy, has been offered by Wal­ He was an expert wi»rkm*n.\having 1 nni bring. many |iave‘dec-lme.| was lhe great- of u whiskey soak.il Hunnel mouth. ler Phelps, himself a former athle­ lrarn«*d the trade und«u- lhe old ap­ tic star in the high school and es| catch ever seen kit lhe local I ------------- coach pf the l;nl basket tall team, prentice system, spending 7'/years uiioimds. Ir col off a sure home run. I Ionin Smothered, 19 to 2. BERBER. PITCHER OF NOTRE ami by Charle- A. Weisserl, with lo acquire Hu* trade. Dad h^d his land bnuighi “Pat'' a round of11direr*I iT ' 1* the Hastings diamond a Invndoo the tapes that interest in track faults, who has not? But he also Splendid tlrldmg; DAME UNIVERSITY, SIGNED •• 1 -■ ......................... athletics will...... be revived . in Hastings had many admirable qualities. An Lindgren from an .awful his is a question which ought tn high. Only a few years ago Iho invalid wife for -many years was * Marcus W. Smith, D. C., and AMistant, Mrs. Myrtle t. |H>tinding. Willi one mil in the third, j, considered with a great- deni of students of the high school were as given the best of care mid lhe cem­ Team Stirnnlhrnr«l By Arris id of 'springer put up a high one behindr ilieiatioii- by every fan. Smith, D. C., graduates of the Palmer School of Chiroprac­ Just much interested to track hthlMies etery lol where his loved one* Were lii-l haw. Patten raced toward the , tic, of Davenport, Iowa, which is the fountainhead acliool of Manager Rrll and Third Basras they were in I moo-tall nnd fool laid away was always taken good I diamond, put mil . «me lian'l mid] . , carm of and beautiful plants un<i Athlete* from various high Chiropractic, have opened offices and rest rooms—5, 6 and ’ man Chaiton. .caught, the ball vvhile going at full jO|(Hasting* diamond i* not ball. the counly met in eom- flowers were kept upon the gravrg 7 upstairs in the new Hendershott Building. ■The Hastiqg* teitm ha* won Hirer -ce-d. I lo,i- was a great deal ol rnm.u-p, hbl H 1* known Hint this schools in on field days when the by liiin. He greatly enjoyed ummH of five game* since the last 1— ,applau-e. hut it was nothing com.-;*aine crack Ionin team, which de­ pelilion Call and see us and we will endeavor to make you com­ of tin- school* gathered in pireing.ball garni** in lhe old days, mio of Hie BANNER. .The local- i.ared to what followed I alien * ^,1,,,. u,.. loam* in lhe students and was always ready to give of fortable white we explain the science which has for its ot> lost to Olivet itellcge and lo Grand!s-euml .xhihilimi an instant n(er |;Utl wa< h;ltllv m Ha*- enthusiastic rivalry and indulged liolh his time and money towards in *otne of th** epoch-making jcct the removal of the CAUSE of disease. Disease is Ledge. Tfi-y de/ratert Bdding toy J3* nH p!?i,p?, : ‘h" ln*' "" “w,ul "x', events lhe games or of the band*, of of m*Ihm>I day*. The troph ­ caused by NERVE PRESSURE at the foraminal openings, twice aud Ionia. • , 'nr.J 1"™^’i l,'h'iinn in which Hosting* p<mnded ies in the high school won in funn­ which he was drum major. White where the nerves pass out from the spinal cord between Willi the arrival of Manager Bell'll l'*jkrd gm»d for Hm race track. fthe . famous -Pulaski's wt* all regret his sad end, peNi&p* delivery until nnd Hunt Glndluu. Ita | ml tin’tteldcr rnn into deep right, he retreated from the mound in er athletic events ought to stand as he is happier al rest. two bony surfaces, which become subluxated. This causes team ha.* beoh greatly slrenglh. J-1 urned a ml made a spec Incufar one- favor <•( iho *hori-stop. who in turn objects of silent reproach in a peri­ Henry Kane opened his picture pressure, thus preventing the vital energy or mental im­ od of athletic decadence. « d.’ Great interest ha* followed , hand could not slay the balling rally. show Thursday evening, in a good pulses from being NORMALLY expressed in the tissue 111.’ aiMMMlIM'rlllellt (bat “ ' * ‘ . ................. jAllogellu*r Hasting* inndf 19 hitsand house. The pe<q>le need recrea­ cells and often causing headaches in that portion of the brain promobug interest in tase ball 1,1 up nilH f|h. pumfui ,-onle*l Tues- HASTINGS RESIDENTS IN Berger, star pitcher f.tr Notre tion of some kind and no doubt his producing more energy than is being used in the tissue cells university will ttoi-h. the Iday. The vlsilora were unable tn MOTORING ACCIDENT efforts will be appn*eiateiL The game was full of excitement. make Hu* circuit uqlil the ninth, with Husiing*. He will arnv of its zone. The remains of a Mr. Cook, nf Hasting* could not find Ixx'imist de- when everybody, including Bell, unlay. Grand Rapids, were brought lo Wc will be pleased to receive friendly calls by physicians, }livery, while the visitora were* un- either became careh-»s or lw«mr Near Detroit, John F. (loodyrar mid Parmele? Parmelee lor for num burial June the 8th. and to co-operate with them whenever possible in doing the lahle tn place (he hull lieyoml (he overcome wtlh n spirit- of charily, ■' formerly ' ' *'lived in this vicinity Newman Fuller Injured When ’ He Belding Cootrsl Close. ! wonderful fielding defense of the for three hits and two misplay* greatest amount of good to the people. unbered as the one Il It Ur T.ITO U.rr “"J.«"> Hastings defeated Belding in the local team', • —1. The collegians' first run saved the men from tho town with armed fook. • May not this city be among the foremost to promote this most interesting contest of the sea-1 came in lhe |he classic name from a very white Rix Hastings |<eople had a very H. G. Bennwny recently sold lol condition of our science and BOOST for HEALTH FIRST, son Friday. 6 to 5 in-9 inning* in 1 hit French. who. scored on Nel narrow escape from death on .Mon­ C. O. Freer, of Gun take, a nice' .. >.i.v Kraiznuller L* .■ ,«.<ll«.i- drove .fi ikvi' in 111 the I tie thrope's Ihriiiui*. double, ,l,iii which, after all, is the most vital question of SAFETY. which would havwhich day when R. B. Messer’s touring­ line of furniluro for Ins collages at! winding run with a long triple after Office hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. own tale. It follow.*: car turned turtle on the cement I-:, k bad Kingted. "in- was out judg>*d it. road a few miles west of Detroit. Mrs., W. 11. Severance, returned] Hasting* ABB II O A iiiiniuig* neu iue Mrurr ill Hie . when the run was made. It is thought thal the car turned from New York City on Friday, CONSULTATION AND ANALYSIS FREE. fourth'when Hutchins went to first ! J Hailey, llua visiting aoulh-paw. nv«*r when it struck the soft earth having'spent the winter with her puuied Hastings until the fourth ■in Ne|tliorpc'« fumble and scored । Kynett, cf 6 3 I by lhe side of the highway. Those son. Iterl. White #ho epjoy* lheI inning when lhe locate poutidi-il out on Patten’s long hit for three base*. 1 Lek. ss ......------- •> - J in the rar were Mr. Messer; Mr. and cily, there is no place like home, ■ti... ...11.. ... .. it -1..... kralziniller. 1 > ... I I O Kralzmiller. Hi The rally which gave lhe visitors three runs. Many long hits were .Mrs. John F. jloodyear, .Mrs. Phyllis Middleville. . made throughout the game. Pitch­ 'the game came in the tenth on Reynolds. Mis* Frances Williams .Mrs. Will Pierce relurnwl lo her! NEW HRNlfRRSHOTT BUI I.DISC. ing for Hastings was Nichols,. the singles hy J. HtfifiiHou, French. II. Beck, and Newman Fuller. The car was home, on Sunday, after spending Grand Ledge twirier, who has won Hamilton, Nelllioroe and' Miller. RLX1MS 5, K AND 7 going at such a rale of speed that -the winter in Florida, with her 13 many j/nie-. lliis sgitson. H" had Ixiomis held Hastings safe 111 the Hutchins, r ... •it turned compleiely over. Mr. daughter. Mrs. Elirnbrth TIiorjH*. taalhennnn. If the Beldingllea gu.--.mg all the Goodyear was pinned under (he big MICHIGAN Mr*. Fannie Banfield, 'of Grund HASTINGS lime. Henry, of the visitors. cnrrnM machine and It wa* nocessary lo use Rapids, cam)* down Sunday evening Totals off the honors with the stick. Beld­ collegians who a jack lo rata* (he car lo release lo se<- h<*r mol her. Mr*. I». Huger*, ing scored the first run in die third team. -The score: E him. lie is now at lhe home of hi* reluming to her home .Monday. ■ Ionia nn Gould's bunt, sacrifices by Pfab Hastings .. daughter, Mrs. Ixmald Van Zile. <ff The memorial exercises of tho. and Maurer and Henry's long hit for Chnlton, 3b 1 Ml roil. One of hi* ribs is frac­ Lyle Ellery is me new । K. of P. lodge and Uie-Pylhian Sis­ .Miunrdo. 2b • <l three base*. Two more runs cam.* Michael, rf. tured.- Several «la>s will elapse ta- ters. was held jointly Sunday at Irish Corners burlier shop. Blackmore. 3b .... I 0 in the fourth on singlerby Oshinfore he can be brought home. Mr. 2-» p. m, thi* ladie* having charge Middleville Ghaulauqua August Pultersom cf ....... I 0 SCHOOLBOY ski. Moore's two bagger aud tiouhrs Kralzmiller, th Fuller hurl one of his kneed. Mis* of the gervices al the hall. Which 11th to tftth. Don't forget Lite dale. Teghtmayer, If. *s 3 I sacrifice. Williams' wrist was injured, and were carried out acconliug lo tlielr 2b WANTED Hugrue. c * n The score standing 3 to 0. nnd Heck. Mr*. Reynold! escaped with a slight Kynett, If .... beautiful ritual. Music was fur­ Barns. Hi . COATS GROVE. Bailey working well, tlu^ciinlesl ifxathennan. if J injury In her peck. Mrs. Goodyear nished by bi>*s llulh Die and Mrs. TPOR Mteadv,summer,partGnzidla, rf teji pnprouiiMUgpfor 1 liiii-LAw ' I' Mr. and Mrs.€. E. Crandall, form­ is •nnsiderably from A. ,M. Gardner, and some fine song* erly ** time, ea»y wort- Must Pulaski, p they 4i<l 11^ scSre in llielr lialf »«•«•«* *■ Mrs. May •Coville, of Grand but Imvz ••■■■* ......................... —I —— shock. Mr. Messer escaped un- liy .Miss Thompson. .Mrs. G. P. Mc­ be bright, neatly Alressed, maali* on Monies bv '1 ‘ with>■ ihHM three t-iina runs, niailc on singles by .l.indgren. ‘scathed. ’ p Naughton and the Young Men's Rapid* visited Orson Wood and and under fourteen years ol Beck and Kynclt and double* by Details of Ihp accident are few. Glee Club, following winch the other relatives Hunday. 5 21 if 10 Totals Hutchins and Miller. age. Give references and The lop of the car was coinplelely .Middleville Brass Band led lhe way The I».‘G. T. O. club anniversary Totals Innings With lhe score standing tied, the dinner and program will I n * held mention day and hour when wre« ked. II is considered remark ­ lo lhe cemetery, lhe Knight* visitor* went, after the Iiall agares- 1Olivet Hastings able that the occupants escaped marching, aulos being furnislied next week Wednesday, June 21 nt parent will come with boy sively in the fifth an<^again took the Royal. If .. Ionia ... • - ■ president, Mr*. for lhe ladie*. Beautiful emblem* for interview. Good pay. lead, one run Iwing made on singles Lottie Stowell. Jmlge Clement Three base hit. Bell; two base hit, e were spread upi.oiue raowen. airs, amine i.irmem and flowers galore up­ Splendid training. Write to by Maurer and Henry and a sacri­ Eck; sacrifice hits. Patten, Etk. SALE OF IRVINfi MILL of !!:. Hie departed Smith of Hastings will give an ndon the grave* cf fice hy Bailey. When the visitor* J. Ilnniillnii, 2b HASTINGS BANNER, Mmardo; sacrifice Ry. Bell; stolen Brothers SIIU nnd SISICCS. Sisters. This honnnnnrnw nnro.A r HrOUlCrS 1IIIS 11011made anol her in lhe a>*venlh on a PROPERTY BREWS TROUBLE oring of the memory of the depart-' Levi Chase left Tuesday evening buses, Cnalton. 2; struck out by Hastings, Mich. pas* to Henry, Bailey's single to I*. Hamilton. «1» Bell. 13; by Pulaski 2; l.y Peltier I: i*d ones is being olnu-ncd mpr«* and for Jackson to attend Iho G. A. II? nghl-and an error, thereby giving bases on balls off Bell. 4; off Pulaski, more each year and is a beautiful encampmenj. Miller, 2:hit* off Pulaski V in 5 innings; Mrs. F.nima Strong Declare* Damon custom. foals Grove is justly proud of ily' fans' hopes fell. I. Butler Defrauded Her in off Peltier, 5 in 3 innings. Umpire. A flailing party was at Gun Lake young people who are this yAar-rcTim hilling powers nf the Has­ Sorenson, Densmore—Fuller Wedding. HubtanL . over Sunday nnd all rt*porl a line ceiviuK honors in their school work. Property Deal. tings players became evident, how­ Ono of the most pleasing social Nothing is said about the Miss Mildred Oats mid Miss/Vera Declaring that Damon I. Buller, of time. TotaW......... ever. in lhe next half when they Hastings Again Defeats Belding. Detroit, defrauded her of her pro­ number of fish that wen* caught Wood have made excellent records events of the season occurred ‘Royal out for cut ling bases. again tied the score, single* hy Milanding hard' upon the delivery perty right* when he recently pur­ tiowev er. in Iho Hastings High school, and Thursday evening. June 11. I1M4. at “Balled for Royal in the ninth. ctiahl and Eck, followed- by Kynell's Early Monday morning there oc­ liave a part on. I he program of. the* Un*, homo of .Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fof Worden, fteldilws crack pitcher. chased the Irving mill nnd water Innings^ Iripte doing Bic I rick. Hast huts defeated Belding Hl to 5. power. Mr*. Emma Strong, of De­ curred an auto collision on the cor­ graduating exercises. Miss .Nina Fuller, well known residents of Intense excitement followed when Olivet . ner of Main amt Railroad Streets. WoimIs graduates lliis year from lhe Southeast Carlton, when their old­ Wednesday. This is lhe first game troit, ha* becUD legal action to re ­ the game ran lute the lad inning. Hasting* that Hastings has won off the home cover her interest. Mr*. Strong ■Dove Perault was coming up from Normal gchbol nnd has a place on est daughter, Artie Anna, was unit­ Bailey, however.'showed signs of T1 the depot, and in attempting lo turn grounds this season. Every mein ­ that the property is worth the Alumni Banquet program, Ralph ed in marriage to Mr. Glen Dens­ weakening. Eck. the first one up, ■ v....,,, ’ , !,(( |||(, |,n|| |,nr(j declare* sacrifice at Ithist «I3JXX) and that under pre- from Railroad street into Main Wood won honors in the Mill grade more of Routh Woodland. punched a single’ into right flete. | }*• .?£*'„P . r Hell n long home run leiiHe of assisting her in paying off slrrtd. just as Cha.*. Schondelmayer examination, and a speciar<*xaiiiinaA very beautiful ceremony was a mortgage of I3.0IN) held by the yho was going east on Main street iiou. and will lie given u trip to the, carried out in a very impressive, drivt eslate of lhe late Manley M. r,ha«e. came opposite Railroad street. State Fair at Detroit. Beth Rich­ ' ' ■ Springer; bases on ball^ off Lind- Behling. 0 II 0 I U2 OP- J 8 4 Buller induced her to convey the There was a crash and then each ardson and Gertrude Stowell hlso manner in front of a large mirror. When, the hour arrived. Mend­ Hasting.* AB It II O A Eugreji L off IxmudIm 2; struck out by Hastings 0 0 2 2 2 5 0 1 0— to fl 2 property lo him on his promise to was looking over their respective graduate from Hastings High rar to see how much damage was . 4 it 2 O 1 0 jlLindgren 7. by Loomis tn; |pt by Chilton. 3b ilattcries—-Nichols and Hulehins; give her a land contract In return done. While they needed some ro- scliool and Mahlon Fuller, Vaienta elsohn's wedding march was play­ - • pitcher by Lindgren 3, by 1 .oomis I. Worden and Bailey. and that he never fulfilled hi* part Fuller an«l Henry Cole also won di­ ed hy Miss Mary lAcs of Haiti* Michael, ini , Umpire. Huhbard. of the alleged agreement, thereby pairs. no serious damage was doqe. plomas for passing the eighth'grade. more. On Thursday will occur a unique getting on**e*sion oLa piece of pro­ An inleresling and helpful \V. C. Kratzmilhr, r A lb 1 n Base Bull Games Scheduled. Rev. Russell H. Bready was Ita al a price for below it* real picnic. 'It bring the day of the T. U. meeting was held Tuesday af­ Hast Ing* Lose* In Grand Ledge. Thursday, June 18—Hastings In perty Goriyear picnic, to.those Hint have ternoon at the home of Mr*. (5. E. first one of the bridal party to take value. . Hastings nnd defeat in an excit­ Ionia. purchased .auto* of him. They arc Hinljh in charge of Mrs. Florence his plaee, being followed by the Hutchins, i' ing contest in Grand Ledge Sunday. Sahirday, June 20 — Flint Buicks. groom, and then the bride, attended tnvited to galhi-r in front of hie Stricklon Barnum. I.V ..r r. ■> - < 1,........„l I,. Milter. th >unday. June 21—Hastings in Al­ CHILDREN,S DAY DRAWS by her falhej*. After a few brief garage, where their pictures will Patten, r Sunday School Noles. wh other were two of the noted bion.' words the young iieojilo w*to proNichols, p THRONGS TO CHURCHES be taken and’(hen the run to Gun college pitchers of tills slate— Ttiu«day. June 23—tawell. The Children's Day exercises held ■nounced man nnd wife. After con­ lake for a fish dinner and a gen­ Hardieau. Hie scholarly Iwnb-i >•( Friday, June 26—Grand Ledge. last Sunday morning passed off gratulations supper waa nentreL eral g<M)d time. ’ Totallhe University of Michigan, whose Raliinlny, June 27—Albion. Snbludh School Pupils Make SerJanie* Dibble recently jiurchased nicely. The children doing their Thi* was served in buffet style to home town is Grand Ledge, and Siinduj. .lime 2H—Hastings in Ridding a two horse pnwrr gasoline engine pay* well. The offering for For­ more than two hundred guests, and* ■ vice* Joyful With Programs Portland. eign and Home MiMdont was M4n. .•very one tried to do their part. to’ add to. his motor equipment. Pf M of Songs and Music iif the .Michigan Agricultural Col­ Tuesday. June 30— tawell. The waiter* were all young Pal Kelley injured .a Unger, while Those receiving the India t'xiin for lege, a former -Ha«lmgs pitcher, Friday, July 3—Niles. Childran’s Dav services were held nt work in the factory the other giving 31.00 were: Thelma Endsley, ladies, close friend* of the young who was again on the .mound for Saturday, July ,4 — Two games in ammnlmr of the local churches After lhe usual treat of Bn dry. p day. - It is doing well and Pat is Ida Fisher. Beatrice McDonald nnd people. Hastings. with Niles. Sunday, and the interest shown was Until Woodman. cigars and candy, several elegant still on the job. Oshmski. c were scattered. Tuesday, July 7—Charlotte. so deep that some of lhe churches. A farewell reception was given nt Houles, 8b Subject of Sunday Fchool lesson selections for the piano were paten­ I*'dge player*, Thursday, July 9—Hastings in Isiasit'd of Hi<> largest congregation* the Mi E. churcli parlors Monday for next Sunday is 'The Ureal Re­ t'd to. Moore, ni. . inn* in their Charlotte. they ever had on this annual event, evening in honor of Mr. mid .Mrs. fusal." Mark to. 17-31. Jackson. If The decorations were very sim­ lo connret with Saturday and Sunday, July it and which is made a joyful occasion for Tungate, who are Jiiuviug to Wash-> Gould, rf A series, of evangelistic meetings ple, pink, green and white were the <■11 hit* meant 12—Hastings inUmiia. the little foJIft, who speak their iiigton, after having taught in our began Tuesday e.venim^at the Coals color*, designed and arranged by rrni,i, nms. .Hastings had lhe bases .full Thursday, July 16—Hastings in “pieces'" and sing with the nimnlkJly m-.nooi for some linM*. and Perry Grove Church of Christ by I. W. Will Chase of Hastings. . several time*, tail the bit neAessnry Chariot ta . and abandon of childhood. Tne of­ Stanford who has received an ap­ Kimberling, lhe drummer-evange­ The bride was attired In while No on- out f. nr. I bringing in H|" nto- was nul Saturday, July 18—Charlotte. ferings also were very generous. I.. when the winning . fnrtiirnming.' pointment to preach the gospel nt list. He is very earnest and enthu­ crepe de chene and Ince, carrying a runI. U was mad-. " ■ —— — — Sunday, July- 19—Hastings in Methodist Episcopal Church. Oakhill. Mich. Perry is one of our siastic and thos» who attend once Wrings J 2 3 4 r» a 7 8 9- it. scora’by Innings: The auditorium of the M._ E. local boys wiio has woFkcd hard •are sura to want to. go again. Ser- bouquet of bridal roses. The presents were many and ex­ Thursday, July 23 — Hastings tn Hastings <1 or 3 11 n 2 n t- 61 Innings 123 IB67«0r-4t H E church was filled on Sunday when to educate himself, and-one and all viros will continue over Sunday nnd . the regular service was replaced join in wishing him success in this Further announcements wifi be pensive and testify to the esteem in ......... 0<’ 1 2 t u t 0 0- 5j j i’ogOOtr— 6 9 f. Charlotte. which the bridal coupl.' are held. I riday.-July 21, Charlotte. with Children's Day exercises con­ Held. A very enjoyable program made later. Three base hits-- Kralnniller.. Ifa-iins* ... .OfiOfi I (100 I—2 9 2 Tuesday^ July 2B-^CIiicago Inland sisting of ti-ciiations, dialogued nnd was rendered and lokeni of esteem Tho following evening Mr. and Henry; two base bit*- Nichol*, Ij Batteries—Barilicmi and Giants, v rang* by the children of the prim­ giving to the departing ones. Mrs. Frank Densmore of South ‘ Death of Dr. Woodman>ec. Hulc-hins, ■ Patten. 1 Xinett, .Moore; ary and intermediate department. sacrifice hRs, .KyiietK* Pfati. Maur-iID^dgi* mid Hqlclu-ns. Charles titewnrt of Grand Rapid> Dr. JF. W, Woodmansee, aged 85 Woodland gave a reception to about The offering taken for the. loan n one time livery man of this vil­ years, one of the oldest physicians f!W) of tlwir friends aud relative*. •*r. Gould, Bailey, Jackson; sacrifice Secretary taForge lias hooked fund for. religious education totall­ lage. was down on Monday on a real <>f this city, died on Wednesday at The bride and grotan were intro- . fly, Dshitiski; first on errors, Hast­ IONIA FAN DISCREDIT TO throe good gaums for next week. ed CHM Thia was one of the estate deal. He likes to get-iiack the homo of his sister in Olivet. duced by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Downs ings I. JJelding t} loft on baseHIS TEAM AND TOWN The contest with the-colored team largest, if not the largest Children's and clasp lhe hand of old lime Funeral services will be held in this of Grand Rapids, after which re­ IlaNiinss 6. Belding 0; struck out iKioked for Tuewlay has been can­ Day gatherings, ever held In Hos- friends. by Nichols 7. by Bail>«y 7; liases >>a city al three o'clock. Friday after­ freshments were served, consisting «hails off Nichols t; Umpire, Hub- Respectable Company lit* Was In celled nnd Lowell has been given lings. The Gardner warehouse is nrarlf noon. Dr. Woodmansi;e was tarn of a fruit relish, ice cream and that date. On Friday. Hie Grand hard. enclosed and sodn will lo<A quite on August 3t. 1829. He served cake. Miss Helen German of Nash* Saved Him From Being Arrest­ tadge team.’which recenlly’MetealS01THWE8T CAOTLCTttN. liko a buildina. throughout the retailion in the ville and Miss Valenia Fuller pre­ ed and Jailed.’ ' ed Hastings, will play henC Albion's Roy Garlinger and daughter rail­ Frank Prlndte was in Bradley Seventeenth Michigan infantry. He sided at lhe puncITbow!. Olivet Defeats Hastings. Tim Ionia hall team aud all of tflrong team will come on Saturday. ed al Total Gariinger'n, Sunday. Bunday, delivering a horse for W. was educated in the University of The presents were many aqd The Olivet coMggr team which the hmia “fans" were “game aporte" Frank Price is moving his saw J. Hayward for Kalamazoo parties. Pennsylvania and the University of beautiful on this occasion. was easily defeated by Hasting* on and conducted themtelvcslike gen­ Cart! of Thank*:—We wish lo null near K.ilamo. Mr. Hayes of Arkansas, who for­ Cincinnati. His wife died about Tho young, people will be al home Memorial day, erturm d on Satur­ tlemen. with one exOepHfm. This than!? our friends and neighbor* John Brinkert and family have merly lived hereyais here, visiting 15 years ago. His son. Forrest on the farm where he now'llvco, day and gaiir-d complete revenge by one human being, we will not call for lheir many kindnesses and for into Frank Price's tenant friends and relatives. He Is in poof Woodmansee, of Gratjd Rgpids, is and will gladly receive their many defeating lhe locghr in n ten inning* him a man. nme to Hastings .by lhe flowers sent at the lime of moved houM*. and will work for Mr. Price health and hopes that this climate in town today making arrangements friends wno wish them a long and rmitesl hy a score* of 4 to I. Pitch- way of Lowell we understand, and Mrs. Gregg's death and burial. will help him back to health again. for the fundral. by the month. happy life. • p Was Landgren, who | evidently tried to lap up all the Fred Gregg and Family. Several parties are out trying Ge-irse McClelland of Ohiq, apsnt town from amrwhrre hoorr there was jnrthst section of .’in** risner unu ramity. . Monday nimit With-his-son. Albert their luck irt- -taee - fishing today, xm the slab, showing Kent founty. His actions nnd roSidney Shipman, who has been Adv. and family, Bend, Ind., will arrived tomorrow Tuesday. rabla ability. He pitched marks were disgusting and insultabilily. Postmaster Parker was a Grand for a visit with her aunt. Min Agna attenijiog the U.,of M. at Ann Ar­ Frank Campbell of near Hastings in the ■ I. » lentil I. If... ..... IIIl .. r_ to aay •that I. _ f ■. is safe had Llie -BANNER WANT ADV& PAY, ill, butI in tne vis­ ing. bor. ianome for the summer. Wordon. Miled ul Andy Brooks', Monday. Rapids visitor Monday. AND OTHER SPORTS HASTINGS WINS THREf OUT OF FIVE GAMES STATE BANK Announcement M. W. SMITH, D. C. �SkAanuAiwa My®ulL<Q)ir& always. This as requiring the I its officers. r invested other community or issof the loan. tx_of the bank I IMAMPPft AAliftAI • TCRSONAL MENTION 1 rlOJlin MMMMBMiaBaMgBBMBM^ ARANA HAIM IIFT 8. D. Kopf of Chstlaoooga. Tenn, Is v tailing friends in lhe city. oCHDOl L. ____ ________ __ ___ GIRLS HOLD MEETIRG - Hitt Utt tf HAPIE *. AM FANCY GROCERIES UNMASK1NB IFHAROLD CfreatJunejnducements Carried by E. H. Eckhart of Delton. Also Makes a Specially of HomeBaked Goods. tained (bo Goiuumers Club Tuesday FIFTEEN ATTEND ANNUAL RE­ People living in lhe southern part evening. of the county will Tie interested in UNION AT MRS. STRIKER'S thejidvarttsenient of E. H. Eckhart A. J. Woodiuaiuee and son, Elsa, HOME of Dalton. , were in Detroit on busineaa early in Paring the /Text Meek Me Mitt Offer for dale Mr. Eekharl carries a nice line of tho wack. staple and fancy groceries, and Mi»a Minnie Replogle Ira* return­ RECALL OLD TIMES Inquired bar friend la tho Our Entire Jtock of makes a specialty of home baked ed from Wp|l Virginia where she has been teaching school. AM ENJOY OINNEN foods. In these busy days on the "My Sormer Banoa'e," explained the farm doubtless many housewives Mr. and Mra. A. A. Anderton, Miss will be glad to avail themselves of girt with the saink toque. "Harold, in Josephine Anderson and her gueal. the opportunity of being able lo Miss Louise Weier, went to Indian­ Mrs. Mary Townsend Elected Pres­ get good fresh home-baked goods. other words. When 1 think that 1 at Cxactly ‘S apolis, IndM WednMday, making tho ident. All Enjoy Themaclvea, Read ills advertisemrnt. knowing bls tree character. bow trip hy auto. . Though Only 16 Were Present. thankful I am that I found him out In Mr. and Mrs. H. Whlldorff. Donald Walldorff and Miss Nina Walldorff The tenth annual meeting of tho CHUNK FOR SOME IARRY CO. motored to Albion Wednesday to at­ Piorteer School Girls of Hastings PEOflt TO ATTEND THE BREAT tend Jhe wpjjdiiig of Mrs. Wall- was held Tuesday al the home of ■Mrs.-Elizabeth 'Striker. Tito meet­ sr friend, skeptically. "Harold is dortrs niece. . This means that you can purchase during this time a $15.00 Suit or Coat for.... mo was tilled in order by the pres­ international Hunday School Con­ loh a talker. What did he dor Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tyden mid Ed. ing A $20.00 Suit or Coat forx....... 1)0.00 ident. Mrs. Striker offered a prayer The girl with the mink toque rtghTyden. of Chicago, mid' Miss John­ tention to Be Held in Chicago ,> AND SO ON . son. n friend of Mrs. Tyden, are thanking the Father for tbe pres­ Next Week. inc to him!" she decifired. gueah of Mr. mid Mra. OSear Ty­ ence of we girls. Minutes of lust Tho International Sunday School You will find and we can assure you that this represents an inducement den and of Mr. mid Mra. John Cruc^ year’s i/ieellng were read nnd ap­ Convention will be held in Chicago Mr. mid Mrs. Vedder nnd datigh- proved. for you never before equaled. June 23-30. Delegates to this con­ The officers elected were: ler nnd Mr. and Mrs. Will Rich of vention are ordinarily selected by President — Mrs. Mary Townsend. This has been our first season in the city of Hastings, and we find that we Lake Odessa and Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter Vice President—Mrs. Sarah Slrik- the Stale Sunday School Conven­ Whiteflect of Carlton wore guests tions The mission fields of tho var­ waa just wasted on her. Edith really have allowed our enthusiasm in showing you the best of everything and the big­ of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lunn Bun­ Recording Secretary—Mrs. Helen ious churches-are entitled to repre­ Is perfectly dreadful. She said such day. • gest lines to nin away with our better judgment and we have somewhat overes­ sentation in lhe international con­ things about my trying to get Harold Smith. Mr. mid 'Mrs. Charles Fox. who Oorresponding Secretary and vention. but many of them have not timated our output. were called to Battle Creek last Treasurer—Mrs. Mary Geer. sent delegates. This opens lhe way simply couldn't escape him kfter he week by the illness of lheir daugh­ There were fifteen of the .(Uris for several more delegates from once bad seen mo! As though I bad However, we arc determined to keep our stock constantly clean and upter, Mrs. Clara Barnhard have re­ present and one guest. Mra. Abbie each state. Michigan uuder. this to try! turned. bringing their daugbteq Campbell, daughter of Daniel Pratt, plan will bo allowed more than her to-date, so we have decided to move our large stock quickly by the cut price ''She was awfully bitter about Har­ with lhein. . of Irving; Mra. Lee, of Middleville; quota of delegates, and Prof. F. 8. old's -getting engaged to me and route. Mr. Baleuliim and Miss Beulah and Ella Morrison, of Muskegon, Goodrich, of Albion, secretary of prophesied that ha would come back Storrs of Olivet vyere guests of Mr. were lhe out-of-town “Girls." Mrs. lhe Michigan State Sunday School to her and everything like that I Every Coat or Suit in the house will bc-sold at bonafide Half Price. In and Mra. ,H. M. Lambie. Saturday Mary Ann Wooley Rowlader, of Association, is desirous that all made Harold promise that he never. view of our former low prices on the best makes of Ready-to-wear, you can ap­ and Bumtay. Mr. mid Mrs. I-atnbte Carlton Center, came later announc­ these extra places may lie filled. If accompanifil them 4of Olivet Sun­ ing herself as one of the school any one from Barry county ran ar­ preciate this rare inducement. “Of course you did right.” agreed day in thelr’nuto. r girls of the early 40's with Oroon B. range to attend (his convention next Milan A. Walldorff, of Ibis cHy: Sheldon and J. W. T. Orr as some week, he or she should al one- tba girl In the block broadcloth salt. We advise you not to wait. Come in at once. This will be the biggest make application to Prof. Goodrich, "One can't be too careful about guard­ Floyd C. I)ockeray_anil-son, of Law­ of her teachers. money saving event we have ever had. Those present were: Mrs. Elixa- who will make out the necessary ing ons'a ftance nowadays. They're rence, Ka.<: Lee Dockeray and Win­ field Dockeray. of Grand Rapids, beth Striker. Mrs. Mary Hinman. credentials. It is needless to say scarce, like other luxuries, with the are enjoying an outing al lhe Wall­ Mrs. Mary Geer, Mrs. CliarloUq that it will Ih- a great privilege to high coat of living!" Iteed, Mrs. Geneva Bayes. Mra. Delia attend this Chicago gathering. 'Pho dorff cottage. Wall lake. “He said he wouldn't,*r’declm'ed the Miss Blanche Amick nnd Jesse Pryor, Mrs. Sarah Birdsall. Mra. Jen­ list of speakers includes some of girl with the mink toque. "He Insisted Amick from SlnuwOod, Mich, have nie Stebbins, Mra. .Mary Townsend. the world's most famous Sunday thal nothing would make him go w 1thbeep visiting tlieir aunt, Mrs. I. M. Mary Brown, Mrs. Julia Hyatt, Mrs. School workers, and much practical in a mile of her—thal bo simply Hcmleraon of llui Fred Barlow Libbie Reed. Mra. Elixa Lee. Mrs. anil useful information about Sun­ couldn't see her when I waa on earth. D'm , Crepe, Voile and Swiss Waists in white and colors, some barred all over embroid­ hou>e. ami also their uncle, GW. Ella Morrison and Mra. Belan Smith. day School work will be given to No matter how sweetly they talk, dear, ery. All of them exceptionally clever and up-to-date. $1.25 and $1.50 values, for Q Charlotte Sweet mid Alriin Bennett all who attend. Ilarlhy in the country. never believe theta! I 'ncrer shall . The Misses Marguerite Matthews being unable.lo be present, wore reGreat June Inducement, at__...-------------------- -------------------------------------------------again! Then one day recently, when mid Enid Bauer went to Grand Hap- Iiii'inbered with Howers and Mme of A MUTUAL BENEFIT FOR Harold came to pass ths evening as 1 ids Wednesday, lo take part in n our gooii, dinner. Wc sure did not recital given there by Mra. Troxel. forget those dear ones. CUSTOMERS AS WELL AS STORES supposed. It rained." Greetings were read from those “What of itr WJdlo in Grand Rapids they were who were absenl all wishing they the guests of Mrs. I II Blinston. "He had to have an umbrella, didn't Mr. mid Mrs. L. II. Glasgow mid were herb—a wish in which wo all Is the .Plan .Adopted .by .u Local he?" snapped the girl with the mink daughter Sadie. Mr*. Uuncmi Me- Joined. A greeting, was tendered Hy Store for Special Sales. Insures toque. “He looked sad and said he ,Norrow and wide Embroideries in fine Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric, bcautiud jNoitnhl and Mra. Fred Foster and our new president' with a response Balmfiiclloii lo All. fully worked patterns, values up to 35c, June Inducement price/$/v X-: daughter. June went lo Holl Katur- from Hie old. .Then we all fell in In their adv. tliiR week Mredra. man In town whom ho had to meet day to visit Mr. and MA. Homer line for the, dining room where a Frnndsen that evening — business ■appointment A Keefer iiinuMturr'' the Values up to 18c McDonald. They returned Monday. Rood old fashioned dinner was serv­ plan for Special Sales which they and all that—and he had expected to Dj-. mid Mrs. I'. G. Sheffield ri1'- ed in a good old fashioned way. Il June Inducement price. follow Hila week and in (lie fu­ hqve a cosy evening with me. but that foreil to Battle Creek Wednesday lo consisted of chicken friccasee. light will which plan it seems to the meet their sister, .Mrs. G. W. Perry biscuit, delicious.gravy mid all pul ture. must work very much for flee his own wishes and bo hoped I of Traverse (lily, mid also lo -vtail on the table and served “a la mode" BANNER good of a store ami its would understand. then' brother, G«'«rge Sheffield amt of 50 years ago. Such a kindly good the mutual and one which it seems •1 didn't care so awfully much about wiff. wlio is in a grocery store in spirit, which was fell by all, re­ customers, minded us uf our find meeliiig. Mr. to us, il would be well to uul ip Harold's going early, becautn I had thal city. x practice in all I lie dry good* mid Lisi F riday Mrs. Fannie Sheffield John Dennis always remembers lhe dcpnrunenl stores of Hastings gtrte-wHh-ft-rarnnHon; -«nd. as usual rolunied from attending—lhe -Nap.ao sleepy that my head ached, so tho tioidnl tJonveulion of t|ie Mystic we were not forgotten. As good­ whenever special sales are io be chance to get nine hours, of slumber Workers of- lhe W<>ritl. held al byes were said we parted hoping io held for a short period only. appealed tome, j told Harald that At (his time wc find several broken lots of popular Summer Underwear and Hosiery which Il is (he usual custom lo an­ while ho had completely spoiled a hap Cedar Rapids, Iowa. About 1200 meet in*xt June. nounce a special sale here for Sat­ wc offer as follows: ' wen* in ntleoilniire. The next The girls of *56 have met again. convention will bo’lichl *ln Graml With hearts that are full of glad­ urday only. That has meant that on Saturday afternoon and evening ness. ■ 1 Lot Ladies' and Misses* Un- 1 Lot Ladies' and Children's 1 Lot of Ladies* 50c and 75c Hapids. " particularly tho store would be -so Charles M. Gardner of. Westfield, fxvts of pleasure, not much pain, derwear, vest tind pants,, all . Hosiery, up to 25c value, per Hosiery, finest silk lisle and full of p«-*ople (hut (lie custoimTs Muse, accompanied Mr. am! Mra. J. Not any room for sadimss. shadow lace patterns, black desired styles, 25c val- yq-|pair C. Ketcham home from-Hie Orange 'Then here's to the girls, the dear old could not be waited on satisfactor­ and colors. 50c and 75c valily. It In a physical impossibility girls, ucs, per pair.—..—__-*•'** • Ji/U rally at Climlolle. Saturday. On for a dark to give satisfactory ser­ Sunday -Miey took Mr. Gardner to No matter how you lake 'em, vice lo each customer under such They are good and true. Dianioiulale. Mr. Gardner is High ' conditions, so that store service suf ­ And handsome too. Pried. De Mch'r of lhe National ■ Grange and is editor of the Grange As the Lord knew how to make-’em. fered necessarily. It is just as im­ Jhe Constant inducements it)hich bde Offer In < Helen A. Smith, Secy. possible for a customer lo bearermonthly. * tain that she gets what she really Mrs. Margaret Riley entertained DOWLING. ' ' wants when everybody is pushing the following gm-sts at her home Tuesday. Mra. Sarah Vandlen. Mr. Will Henkes and wife -til tended to gpl HP io Hui counter and several mid Mra. Sherm Hiiiilh. Mr. and Mra. Ithe Grange meeting al Charlotte, people uro trying.lo.talk to tt clerk al the same time. Ellsworth Smith. Mr. and Mra. Saturday. I make this one of the most popular grocery markets in the city. If you are not Will Herrington and family visThe plan which Frandsen A Keef­ Rulph Siiiilh and son Ellon. James Maxwell also her brOlher-in-law ilied Uinir daughter Mr. mid .Mrs. er announce for their siveeial sale already one of our regular patrons wc would appreciate a trial. Charles Piinchaml, of Crystal Falls. 'Victor Moxom in Grand Rapids over this- week and for all future special snlrs Will entirely obviate lids trou­ Mr. Ppnclinnd return*-to his home ISunday. TIidJidicH Aid Society will meet ble. Instead of limiting tlieir sale in Ciyslal Falls. Wednesday. Quaker Corn Flakes, 10c pkg. -Spring_Hill Corn, extra choice, OC/x Miss Lena Brockmeicr, teacher ’with .Mrs. Blanche Warner, Thurs­ to Haturday, they will lake two days 7c_________ _______ 4 for of Ijit'in in the rily erhools. left <day. June 25llr for supper. for II, both Friday anil Saturday. 3 cansfqr cans fnr________ _________ Fay Clemente nnd wife spent Under this plan town folks can take Tuesday for Grund Hapids, and Sat­ Norwood June Peas, 12c cans, Finest clean broken Rice, OCrw urday she will-N»il. with a party iSunday with relatives al Climax. in th? sale and make what pur­ Bert Stanton and family visited chase they desire on Friday when of twenty, from .Montreal on the 4c lb7 for slcamsiup '"fyrolia" for n_ lour of Ilheir niece Mrs. Roy Smith and clerks will not be rushed to the 1 fk Fancy Jap Rice, OCzw Relish Tomatoes, Euroin?. Her itinerary includes 1family, Sunday. liinil of huindii endtiinftce, and han Rev. Brooks will preach here al give all Hie Hine needed for waiting Brussels, Pari*, points in Switzer“I Phoned Her This Morning." 7c lb4 for 12c cans forJL vC Und. Italy. Germany. Holland. Eng- 1Dowling next Sunday eveniifk. On the trade. That will clear the Harry Whitworth. Fuy Whit­ way so Hull out of town' folks, who String Beans, choice qut, 1A land nml Scotland. She will re­ Best Bulk Starch, ' turn the latter part nf August. iworth and lheir families spent Sun­ cannot conveniently come on Fri­ Gently for hla sake. per canZ_JLvC 7 lbs. for.... day at Chas. lake’s. day. but who do and will come on “Next morning when father found .Mark Skillman and wife visited Saturday, can also receive satis­ his pet umbrella with the gold knob I Quaker Corn Starch, "7 Best Oat Med, OCr* AUTOMOBILE WRECKED IN hi.s niece Sol Stanton- anil wife in factory attention. Aa (he offerings gone—the. directors presented It to i 10c package/ V 8 lbs. for EATON COUNTY DITCH i tany Sunday. will be for both days, there will lie I John Depriexter is gaiwmg rap­ no discrimination. By this plan both him for something or other—he had Salsoda — full strength, 1 CT „ Jello, Tryphosa, any flavor, OCzw since Ills operation Monday. town mid out-of-town folks cun do spasms until I told him that Harold 7 lbs. for ADV 3 for______________________ fcOC I John Francisco und 1’u.wiigcrs idlyClaude lister and family shenl tlieir shopping in comfort. old to return father's umbrella double I limo Adventure on Narrow Sunday with Jay Webater al Cot­ Canned Apples, By tliis plan of a two-duys instead quick—Aud Harold began making the Rio Coffee — fresh roasted, 1 Q_ tage Grove, Clear lake. j Bridge in Benton Tvvp. of a onc-day special sale the cus­ gal. cans—50c_ __________ OVC per lb_________ 2__________ Misses Edith, and Vera Ciemcncu tomers will nave a better chance to weirdest excuses. With fntiwr fuming I Mra. John Franciwo wa- slighllheir aunt. Mrs. Clara Pen­ do their shopping, and lhe stores n and Harold shillyshallying over tho I ly hurt nnd ‘Mr. Francisco's • Ford visited nock, in Hastings from Wednesday better opportunity io give satisfact­ phone 1 nearly tost my mind—and In I car was damaged when the car ran until Choicest Buries. Vegetables and Green Goods always in stock. I into a hidden dileli al the end of a Day. Sunday* and attended Field ory service, "11 inuNl therefore work the midst of tho excitement tho um­ brella arrived by special meanengv? I culvert in Benton township. Eaton ' Chas. Mackinder, wjfe nnd chil­ lo the advantage Of both. with a note addressed to me! I county; Halurdny. Mr.- Francisco dren arc visiting her faHver-al Ful ­ "The note was from Edith1-and she I declares thal be was in no way re- ton for a few days. Teachers to Tour the EuVI. Most Com. Aadies' . I aporisihle for the accidciil. nnd he Messrs J. L. Worrell and A. C. pleteAine Mary Reeves of Battle Creek visand Child I has pul in a claim for *-«•<> damages jled al Walter Omubec’s the past Wilcox, of Hustings schools, arc anxipus about such a valirabte umbrelof Rugsand | with <h<> town hoard. ren t Millin­ planning lo make a tour in several She will assist Mra. Will I Tha aeuidenl happent-d when Mr. week. Department Ainoleums ery at close Powers near Bedford fur a lew of the easlcriv slates by water, by —It had hla name engraved on It, you I fniiiclscp. his wife and four small weeks. bicycle and ruilro&d. After pro­ know. She Mid Harold was so forget­ • in the City I children, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo out prices ceeding from Detroit hr Buffalo by ful and that he had left It at her house Phone 30 fastings, Mich. | Gummings and child, all •riding in boat they will gu awliecl to Albany lhe evening before. Pythlans' Memorial Service*. | the car, unit on a narrow highway a mid down the Hudson river valley "Harold came on tho gallop whan I Abuut 80 rnemberg of the Hasting* car I'oiiiainiiik' E. J. <’.i>-yi- ami E to New Y6rk city. They will make I A. Ilokjen, of I4nidng. When lhe Knigbls of Pylhins kMUfo decorated u bout trip to, Boston and go by rail phoned him that\evoninR. I held tho I two-cats alteinpled lo pass. Mr. with Powers Hie gfavi% of deceased lo Philadelphia, wheeling from umbrella up before him and murmured I FrunriM'o's car ran into a hidden btrnnbrs in Riverside nnd Wood­ there to Washington. D. C, I hence that Edith had sent It. He turned purI hole nl tj>o end of a narrow, unpro- lawn cemeteries and field menidrlal across Pqmsylvunia to Buffalo. Plo. 'I phoned her thia morning,' ho Sheldon Fumitv Reunion, Ira II. blieldon. J union*' Party for Seniors. I’lected culvert. The hole-was alKiul services at the fraternity’s lot, Sun­ zaaped miserably, 'and sho declared i>|iily .VSlieldon «>l Hits city alCflidThe members of- Hie Hhi'ldun Alx>ul 125 attended the party fuUI*'ft»0l dc<m mid Untie h'el wide. day. Assembling in Castle. Hull. Appllranla for Free Ttfilion. family, who sal down lo dinner wliich the Juuion of tho high •vJ.'KSXS... I< fck h... ..... .. LOlie of Mr. J-'runcisco's Imys ntir- Hiey inarehiHi to' tne cemeteries Monday, June 22. is Hie lust day numbered 27. They eiubycd a fine school gave for the Sealohi hi I rovyly escaped being thrown out of lieaded by Kucnxel's band. James and I’d nover know, didn't yon!' I de­ I the inarlilne, which, though run­ L. Crawley, than whom there is no on which application may'be madu manded. scnle- it as an eujuygble event. repast alter which all visited the Reed's o|>eru house, Friday evening. ning only about four fillies un hour, mnri! widply knbwn fraternal mun in school districts for free luitlon preSeiil were ineuiiicrs uf the Shel­ lake. It was nronotincud one of tin- most "My dtar, that man had the audacity jn Barry county, dellveret] a very in high schools. Since this exrtlThi- mention of Harvey.N. Shel­ struck with such force that il wasdon family, which was ime of Iho events of the school year. nteroglmg address in which - he Irtil jaw has.been in effect thous­ to My that he had gone to Edith's be- first fnniilie* of Ciidlel.m towiisliip. don and his brother. <»raon B, re­ enjoyable I badly wrecked t>y the shock. The touched There wa* a short tirogram. 'Bev. upon tile history mid the ands uf young people Intve been en­ ‘••Hl-l ■Ml .hr• -u ,.lni (............... . .. ........... a| calls the fact that both'wen? op­ .Maurice Grigsby gave an interesting ucridenl happened alnnit Hiree and one half miles west of Pol li'rvdHe. ideals of Pythians. Il was one of couraged to secure a higher cdu- .mad for ,Mn> ud wohld wm —• |„r si,.„|Ud, A G.rk ui a gn.v .« a ponents in the nice for county talk mf bcimtlt lo the young folks. In ordor lo move the machine (I Iho most interesting memorial ad­ ration. The affects uixni the fu­ him again, and he couldn t get out of i |t|Uir overlooking Michigan treaMirer in Barry county in Hie Miss Francos Byreli saitg. .Mr. Wil­ wgs. ifaecsgary to summon n blark- dresses ever ijriivered for the local ture welfare of Iteis slate cannot be going to aae her. Well. I turned him | iq* f,.,.( |»dmv. Those |.ie»eiil who year t85t. I lie funner being candi­ cox acv4Mii|Minyiiur. Music was fur­ ■ s'lnilh itum Diniomlale. wlicm-c llio lodge- William- Chas*', rhanrrlho- estimated. off with scorn. Any roan who la as were Ish ii in Baity copilly were: date un the Whig ticket, the latter nished ■ * by Troxel’s orehestra. parly Were tsiuml to visit .Mrs. i-oniinmider of Hie lodge, presided May .as that Is not smart enough to jCharles AAlbrri I'“ nd SewunJ on the dotfiocratio ticket Brothers 1 Fam ing was also om- of the fra■< . i'urvli Lunrlmm and bhonrr. I l'ranc|.wo'0 parents, Mr. and Mra. ov er the services. batnuteg with my future. Fgtp found iShehlow ami Mm.' '■—■" ruuuiug against each other ts some­ tun's of cntcrtainiiieiit. Delicious Abe Yjufgcr. ._________ Mrs. George Van Tlllliii fave, a out hie doplicjty aud eo we* ported- Kuiuu.- EuuiU mid .Gwin -------- all ebii- thing unusual. reftvshtuauU were served. / ' All the Cenvanleiuee; imreh luncheon mid shower Tues­ However, we've got the gold knobbed dren «<f Hutv.y .... ... N.-Slirld diebtyn, alf>U Al- I Tiuttlirea brolher^. Harvey N_ | Bum' tlnnc.' TiWwday* night. June’ Auto Agent—'This car complete day. afternoon in lionor jiT Miss umbrella back tn the family lii^SlriH-ler. ibu <ml> — u In n- of Uraou. Orson B. and Ciiulun D. Shcldim Pix»f Richard D. Barbour. ®e»«uc»> .23. Reason Naylor. .'isug >muri. After'lhe Alter (lie luiirhuun tuiii li«‘<mjiOm<tv|n with every modern Improveneat and Maud-Kluurl. |B. Sheldim. al-v'<Jisou ESiieldou runui from New York s(atc In 1813 Mra. Arthur •’’CMcM® Ot­ ' D. G. Watters hu„ added miulher leaf her of Iho high M-bual. Cadillac. T UIZ ”*2i: Mulholland pifsmil.-d . _■ • • ->dnri Wife tijid Jnliu Ak'Slir1di«fi ainj,___ ____ _____ _ and ___________ smiled ou'Section I, Castleton. -FoiiL4<pAriutj-eiu^lo Iim livery busi- tawa «nwg at*u/n,ow. Wuart wslli of I - ■ ■ -----..; UutU-u D Slut-.All beram- pivmmeul HMdvuU vf Mirk. Malted. Mr. and UCM. Uitohueu in huuur ul.lhe uww*k>u.| WANT ’ jd611- aud Al“»Udtt tibgldup. wife off the county. Caldwell. Wednesday of this IT Aadies’ and Misses’ Coats and Suits A.NK MICHIGAN nent , Mrs. Myrtle I. ol of Chiropracinhead school of rooms—5, 6 and > make you com­ h has for its ob*se. Disease is iminal openings, tl cord between id. This causes !y or mental imcd in the tissue •tion of the brain ii the tissue cells .Is by physicians, ible in doing the t to promote this ALTH FIRST, SAFETY. IIS FREE. C. MICHIGAN OOLBOY ANTED dv, summer, partisy woyk. Must neatly ^dressed, fourteen years ol • references and y and hour when 1 come with boy ew. Good pay. raining. Write to GS BANNER, Mich. . -Fuller Wedding. most pleasing social ie‘ season occurred ling. June II. H'U. nt Ar. and Mrs. Chas. F.. known residents of Jon, when their nhlIrtie Anna, was unite’to Mr. Glen DensWoodland. lifui ceremony was a very impressive. nl of n large mirror, fiour arrived. Menilng march was playlary Ickes of Halli- H. Bready was lira• bridal party to lake ng -followed by Iho •n the bride, attended After a fetv brief, ng people were pro- • md wife. After counipper was served, ed in buffet style tn i hundred guests, nnd I to do lheir part. < were all .young riends of the young r Hie usual treat of ndy, several elegant he piano were listenions were very sirnh and white were the ■d and arranged by Hastings. ra» attired in white t nnd lace, carrying a dal roses. i were many and ex­ ility lo the esteem In al coliple are helii. g evening Mr. nnd lensmore of South ‘ > a reception lo about ■irnds and relatives. groom wore intro- . and Mrs. Geo. Downs . <is, after which rere served, consisting llsh, ice cream nnd len German -of NnahValonta Fuller preunch bowl. I were many and ils occasion. nople will be al homo where ho now lives. r receive lheir many ish them a long and nan. who has, been 11, of M. al Ann Ar »r the summer. Jfalf Price 3^^ Shirt l&aists and french douses Embroidery. Edgings and insertions 5C±L Addies' and Misses Summer Underwear and /hosiery IOC J7Q Our Pure pood grocery department &)eickgenant St ftiede J7ora �THE HASTINGS BANNER WANTS PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. Millon Brovyn were in Grand Raiuds. Saturday. Mrs. Chas. Hicks has a daughter from Battle Creek visiting her. For Hate Cheap—Rough f-inrh lum- her ter roofing nu«l sheeting. also bill sluff. Phone 4(riJ. Inquire F. (I. Pierce. City. If Cisterns built, cleaned nnd repaired. All work guaranteed. Phone or leave word nt Smith'* Market. !.«•«» Smith, City. If CLASS (IMS iy ‘ in work, crinrcntratlmi. sym­ pathy, Jove uf home, peiwweranc-s! and all lhe element- itiul go to make tip good citizenship. Supepn(en«leiii Conkling present­ ed diplomas to'I lie following: *• ’Beach. Zana, Hastings. It. 6. 'Benedict, Laura. Hastings. II. 6. BiilinX’sley. Feme. Hastings. JI. 0. family Htrj Rn. Broadway. “The Best For the Money Store1 GRADUATION fool, and I tiiotuht ba d _ - _Jht. by Jingo, the fellow baa deceived me. He haa dtocovered a labor-aaving device and hia addreaa will be Eaay atreet from now Good boy Blank'" ahld an actor. ’And what labor-Mvtng device has ho dlscovorod?" "An elderly widow." Mr. BrttUng nnsworod—-a« elderly widow with a million who has consontsd to marry •i^Sj'kcndnli. Hn/el. Ifa*fing’ Dryer, Birdie. Hailing*. II. 9 Holme.*, Elsie. I la 4 mgs, It. . Wanted—Few The lata Charles H. Hrlttlag. pro­ prietor of the New York acton* res­ taurant known as tb» ‘Little Hat) of' Fame." took a keen tcurtit tn popg; tar trends an< movements of all ktnda. Mr. Brtttiat thought little of sei- washings. lhe guests of Mrs. Frank Kuriz. If. .Mts. Fnmk Metjirmivk. of S|htktine. Wash . Mr. ami Mr*. Clias: Blair and son David, of Kalamazoo, ami Miss G'ltie Barnum, of Coals • ■rove, wriii Sattirdny and Suinlay. Ruekin on Traveling. To apy peraon who has all hia senses about hint, a-quiet walk, over not more than ten or twelve milea of road a day. ia tha tqoai amusing of all trav­ eling; and almnvellng become* dull tn exact proponton to Its rapidity. Go­ ing by rat I road I do not consider as traveling at all; It ts merely "being INDIANA MAN AWARDED CHILD HELD IN ASSYRIA LOCAL NEWS HASTINGS MARKETS corpu*. Judge Smith, on Friday onlerril Mr. and Mrs. John King, of Assyria. Ip restore to hvi father little Ollie Belle Colder. aged 7 years. Mrs. King is nobler's di­ vorced wife. When they were di­ vorced in South Bend in Ittltl. lhe' .................. tll-ll.-IS.i rille Exchange; t-wk I Wanted—To exchange stock of goods for Hl or Bo acre farm. Clean slock, lining fair business. Reason. poor health. Address X" For ftile-Fine summer home on hank of Thpniapple lake. In­ cluding house, ham nnd shop, with !>i of re land, some fruit. Price right. Plume 2:MR. ■ Berl Sparks. If cu-’three children. La-I January'Cohler granted his former wife’s request and jwniril«••«! Iho little girl lo visit lhe King's. Contrary to lheir promise, the lit. flc 'girl was kept and hut permit led lo return, no-the father took the mailer into the rnurfa,-eiiijdoyinc an attorney. Mrs. King held lhe child on tho pretense that lhe child's father was not able'to give it a projter home. Shy also claim­ ed I hat under I he laws of Mich num. The Kings did not seem nl first lo comprehend lhe order of the COUVl 'inlil thi- little child ran aeroM lhe court room and threw her arms alum I her fathers peek. Mrs. King was nearly overcome. G. F. Chidester Bnrirtij Sraitb (Elutlira HASTINGS, MICH. I of l-nu reiicf'.f son. Walter. hill has nnl hci'ii brought in.. ’Iho wa* .Tiljournoil until June 20. of school ;tKe in this IHltlllnT. 622 arc Ih-va. lie total number iii the year, ggs for hatching. tfi per Ifiii: A-'Jkl per 60: II,per 15. wrapped and jiackisl in liaskets by.express. Lib-, eral discount al farm, Irving. .Mich., Citizens phone -from Hastings, able. Address. E. J. (’.ninon. Fair­ fax Hotel. Jsetroil. l-wk The Jury called In award damage ........ .... Charity F. Coon MJrn in 1813. along the route ■ *" ~~ — proposed] (n jierly, Waterloo Province, Cnn­ Lil He <{'liornappl> """’' ailo. parents moved Irv Grass Hie affair* of the drain is imkv ii Lake when Bhe waft a IfUle girl, ami the luinds of .fudge SmitIi. who 1 Tatar moved to (Itutingk, when she acting ns probate judge during.tli was nbout seveji years of age. In, ,»r 11,1.>ii■ ■ i.i.ii... . 1868 she wnilTHiitvd in marriage In; The entire awards made hy the James 11. Maxwell. Two ls>ya Jwni' Jurors total a little less than *700. jo this; union died in infancy. A exclusive of the Nagiev property nl qnugliLer was then born to them who lived to be nine years old and Freejiorl. llivti the, loo, passed on before. One daughter. Mrs. Ralph Smith, of this Interrogation ‘Where did you towns|ii|>, survives. B<*nh;s lhe causes me much less appro daughter, her husband, one sisleh .” confessed Senator Smugg, amt numtierless friends mourn her loss. Mr-. Maxwell pass<-d away than the feeling that acme day the June 12th, 1011 nt the age of 71 vears. Funeral services were held nn Sunday afternoon from lhe Bap­ tist church, lbw. Mr. Betts olllrialing. Burial look place in River- A ■ Stock receive X^Uniial cash dividends e -semi-annually Dividend ■'*»e; vestment backed by gilt etlged real evtate mortgages and unsur­ passed for safety, convenience and net earning rate. Our 25tli year ia busin ess, assets nearly fl.OtV.OUO. Write for coj>n iff otir booklet ami iHth Financial Statement. Cwltol BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. MoleeUrol UraiiN for *ah~ NiCholH. Phone 210-5 rings. FINISHED FLOUR f Bclwc-n Glenn Hinchman's ami Dowling, small purse contain­ ing ft bill and change. Finder please leave nt Ronkcs’ Slnre mid For Sole—Nice clean slnck of general merchandise. Store build­ ing and residence. Would exchnng>* for good farm or city properly. Thi* i* an.extra good location. Be«l reasons for want­ ing lo sell. Trade good, building? in good repair. G; M. Fox, SliulU. Mich. cilz. phon* 122-2 rinpt. Bell phone 4-2 ring*. l-wk For iSate^-12 acre* of hay <»n ground. 244 mile* east of City, on Center road. 8 acres extra good. Enquire, bf James Henlinm. under City Jlank.________ ______ i-^vk Fuiterfly Croom Separator*—C. B Beiiham. Iho real estate man. of­ fice GK North Broadway, otter* jpeclal inducemcnts.mi ihr*»« wp.rators for lhe next .’M> day* l«» .Mose out slock.____________ l-wk ].‘ you will nrrd n Cream Bepnrater it will pay you to call nnd let me show you lite m-w Butlerlly. They will please you. Special inducements f«»r next .Ki days. C. B. Benham. 118 North Broadway. l-wk Hnoro to Rent—Enquin- Mrs. C l'. Edmonds, toil South Jefferson St For Hale—MiUvr beannuller in find class condition. Phone 156- ib*IL . l-wk For Sale—Yearling Durham bull. I yeara old Durham heifer, due soon. oImi 15 pigs. E. I’. Demotl. Phone 360 Hong, t short, Hasfingw. French’s White Lily Represents the Finished Product in Flour There arc flours and flours on the market. You stmply “pay your money and take your choice.” There’s the kind that’s put up in a "pretty sack" that is made to "SELL" the BUYER. It wasn't made to USE. If you buy that kind you arc. certain to have failures on "baking' days.” Then there’s the flour that's simply "wheat ground up." There's no skill in the manufacture: there’s nothing-back of it to commend it to thexontinued use of the housewife.. .It's made in mills where the manufacturers MUST shove through a certain number of bushels of wheat every 8 or 10 hours in order that the manufacturer may pay rent and running ex­ penses, and make a profit. It’s the kind that’s made in ALL mills that run only 8 or id hours a day... Such flour isn't FINISHED, because the mills are lacking in up-to-date equipment. And even if they had the equipment, they could not afford tc put the grain through all the'processes it should be put thrpugh and pay expenses. It takes TIME to FIN­ ISH flour, and such mills are PUSHED for “TIME" to get out "PRODUCTION," which they must have in order to pay EXPENSES. And the flour made in such mills is NOT of EVEN QUALITY. The quality simply can NOT be smooth and even where the machinery stands IDLE 14 to 16 hours out of every 34, and is permitted to “cool off” before starting up again. Then there’s the BEST—French's White Lily. • • It isn't put up in any expensive, gaudy sack—just a neat, plain one. We don't blow ourselves on “sacks" to attract customers. We DO spend every cent we possibly can, to make the FLOUR that goes into our sacks, the very BEST it cari pos­ sibly be made. We ’ clean our wheat BETTER, and we put our grain through MANY more processes than other mills do.' It in­ sures the users of French's White-Lily a CLEANER, PUR­ ER; BETTER flour than ANY OTHER, but we DON'T CHARGE YOU ANY MORE. Why not try a sack and SEE FOR YOURSELF. For more than 25 years the DEMAND for French's White Lily Flour has been so great that we have been com­ pelled to run night and day, year in and year out. Wc feel that the "good will’’ of those who have so long demanded French's WJiite Lily in preference to all others is OUR BEST ASSET, and that no expense on our part is too great to seek to MERIT their continued confidence. general purpose horse, coll prcf«m-<l. John Fore­ man. . l-wk Wonted Ew*-M y price this work: No. I eggs, strictly clean and fresh, 20c; No. 2 eggs. t7c. Eggs over two weeks old are not grad­ ed fresh. Joseph Rogers. If or Sale Cheap—Two houses al 225 and 235 High St- tlr»t ward. HssUnn, G. W. Greenfield, 820 Fair­ mount SL Grand Rapids. Mich. * ■ • 2-wks The Middleville Roller Mills I’or.Sate— I■'•*<• O. I- C. brood sows, doe duly 15. Choice B25. Phone MIDDLEVILLE, Wanted—Good toplMiggy. also mow­ s' Enquire Geo. Hulonds’ elevator. I-wk R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER JUNE ia, H14-M MBEt SHANGHAI IS A 8 I tree*, mado artifleiat lakes, cnnnls, land waler ways, built idands and tea houses, in Japan<*.*«' and Chinese AiYU architecture. He has also a the-1 PI I y I ater .anting about 4(*>. On (he ||| | | I shore uf one lake I* a concrete linusn iio.ii. built after lhe Chinese I model, containing olcepiiig and dinKEEPS1 ing rooms. I'aitW ha\- been built ANCESTRAI. WORSHIP MANY FAMILIES FltOU UYiwrv ffrinviniM.' l.M. BY Sl.ARVVnoX ■ ran TO MR. HARDOOI't . ar.mn«l lakea, over nlMK,..l H.ffs. PART TWO-PAGES S TO II. KEEP COOL and through lunnels. m fact you 1 are soon lost, and would not know jyour way out. In his home, he ha* FROM HEAD TO FOOT : BEAUTIFUL 8AR0EHS;i,i',''."jU';"a'r' ........ . Straw Hats The Cliinere city of Shanghai Is a city hy ilrelf. anil n- dirty a* tin* Miner H. Keeler Describes Many others deacrlbwi. AH in all there is not much aigm seeing in Scenes In Shanghai and I Shanghai outside <>f 1 Bund and (Um I on. China. | the harbor. Wo had a good hotel. f Shanghai, Sunday. Oct. 0. ,1 lhe .Astor House, and met many This is a very modern city, thalI Americana there. ’ | most prominent one In Chinn, and■' Our steamer Ip Hongkong Is a । the European qiiarter is large, h I largo one. with room for IG5 propio I is situated near lhe mouth of the hut there are only 20 or (25 passen' Yanglse Kiang River, which is nav- ।igers. and it seems like a private jigutJIe for 1f>00 miles, and is■3.0H0।'yacht. Wc enjoy it very much. miles long. The entire couiltry ' We are resting ami gelling ready । around Shanghai is very flat. us far ' for the real China. Ih>- t'-inton var­ north as Pekin, qs far south as Hang iety. Il se<-ms stfang” lo have InIChow, and ns for weal ns tho center 1 ilimis front India for 'towards and i 10c to $5.00 Silk Hats and Caps 50c to $1.00 $1.00 each Pprosknit” Union Suits Shattered. Against the Middle. Hollander, just arrived In country wisdom with Uncl* Isaac. tha old colthia ------------r to -.- -seek - - bis- fortune, and ored mau who did odd job* about th< bad touch difflculty la ragulallug place. 'How come, boee." Raid Uncle bls pronunciation, and at times bls words were almost unintelligible to plxen hard To' hit to rain 'long 'bout d« middle ob a drought. but when bit git ner ot the room, somewhat mystified, at last tho Hollander departed, and ths I small boy said tb his father: "Daddy, j have no trouble 'Uli?" Is ho a broken EnclLshman?*' $1.00 each; Boys’ Sizes, 50c Two-Piece Suits $9.98 and $12.48 Wanted Information. "I had my fortune told last night." ’Did you? How much is It .’"—Detroit of It in th* ImJulgence ot the evil pa* ■Ion of hatred.—Lamartine. Canvas Shoes and Oxfords Miner S. Keeler Seeing Canton of the Hupnh province. This coun­ sailors. The passengers are nearly try ages ago was part of the sen, all English. . Canton. Saturday. (Jet. 12. and. the land has been made up by We arrived nt Hongkong early deposit* brought down by the Yan! gtse and yellow rivers, which ore always yldlow. Thi* country is all kong hotel. The sea had bron very intersected with canals, and some rough. The entrance from the sea of the cities thafwerv too miles in­ inti) Hohgkong is a'b' imtih^sight; land were formerly sea porta. Their the city is sjtuated on an island. and In all Fresh Fruita and Green Vege­ only means of transportation is is built on the side of a very* sleep waler, and millions of people live mountain. We colled on ltrs.'Ilantables. If you haven’t tried any of dull and Hanna, two young Amer­ on house boats. our fresh, seasonable goods yet, you Ancestral worship keeps many ican doctors who bad just graduat­ from starving. They do not leave ed from college and had gone to the should do so. Phone a trial order. | home when they marry, bbut go to East to engage in denial practice. th* |i hnnwt nf the Iho Uuslgind' llnuluinij'g father. Wc hadjnet Hmm rviibjuhPiU when f the oniu_tif 4 amnlbT^II t - I*' togXtiier. and what wo crossed the Pacific. At* lheir in­ auyonu earn.*, is added to the funds vitation. we look lilUn with them, of the father, and by all working ami they were with u« nearly .all together, they earn enough for food lhe lime we were al Hongkong. In Four Deliveries Daily » to keep them nljve.. The pride of the afternoon.we went to the top of house is that there arn live gen­ Iho mountain.’.to gel a view of lhe Phone 83 Hastings, Mich. I lhe erations in it, and on the house city and the sea. making the trip boats we saw this lo perfection. by being carried in chairs, and af­ There were four generations on the terwards Inking a fernictilar. The boat ahead of us on lhe canal both outlook from the lop is very beau­ ways. There were ten .in one iai’i- tiful indeed. ily and they all live in a space not In lhe evening al ten,-we took the over ten feel squaie, and sleep in a boat for Canton, having arrainged space over the cabin, about three with Cook's for a guide to meet us feel high. They simply all crawl al the boat upon our arrival there. in together. We wen* at Canton by six in lhe Shanghai has many large Euro­ morning, and immediately were sur­ pean buildings, and the Bund is rounded by innumerable boat*, and Appropriate Gifts That Will Please over a mile long. In the harbor are hundreds of nu n clamoring to get many ships, nnd nearly all dilferenl on lo our ship, trying to get work FOUNTAIN PENS MANICURE SETS TRAVELING CASES nations, including several war ves­ unloading lhe cargo. By eight we sels. The city is policed by Iho big were out doing tin* town. We were TOILET SETS BOOKS Indian Hoiks. . carried in chairs, each having three FANCY STATIONERY *<, Steamer China, Wednesday, Oct. 9. men,and once they started up the PURSES We enjoyed a rare treat yester­ street. Good By fop seeing out. day. Mr. Peter Thomas whom we The streets are so narrow. two se­ Many other ueeful and suitable articles for your consideration. hitd tnel when crossing the. Pacific, dan .chairs cannot pass willioul one gave us an introduction to Mr. 8. wailing and barking into a corner, A. Hanloon, a capitalist, who in­ 'rile buildings arc nearly all two vited un to visit his gardens, which stories high, and a cover is across are the most beautiful in Shanghai, the roots to keep the sun ant. In nnd very wonderful. He has only- Iho streets are hung many Chinese North Side Pharmacist, Hastings, Mich been bight years growing it, and-to banners. In many places you can walk hastily over it. consumes an reach out from your chair and hour. He has planted all kinds, of touch both sides of the streets. No store fronts ami no glass, although some are closed with wooden doors and bars. Fish and meat shops, together with cooking on the streets, all go to make'up the city. They clean lhu4h.li. pick the ducks, and chickens and pigs/run around perfectly nt home. When they sell meat they never wrap it up, but simply tie il up with a son weed, or a loop of grass, carrying il by this .wa weed string. There is nothing of a duck, chick­ en. or fish that is thrown away, Ws saw people who purchased only the heads and entrails of flsh.and in a fowl, they always cook the head, Wc had an opportunity to buy Men’s Work Shirts at a much lower price than is and clean the entrails by splitting usually quoted. They were not a cheap garment but a well made, good fitting garment at and washing them. The ll»h seems a bargain price. to bo mostly carp, and very soft. Canton is a rich city, with over a Now they have arrived and we will pass our bargain along to you. Sizes to 17. million people. The streets are Colors plain blue, blue with stripe, and tan with stripe. crowded, amt as our chair ifien would try lo get through they would yell. "Clear the I rack? 4 suppose, as a man in a chair is Very important. Canton is also tlietr greatest iudtisi rial city, weav­ Bib Overall8______ -48e X. . ing silk, carving ivory and wood, building furniture, making em­ Work Sox broidery* and drawn work. They Black Sox also control tin* wholesale trade for all the district bark of them. They Suspenders(heavy) qm genuine mer/hnnls and this disUnderwear .trict-has supplied most of lhe Chi­ nese goods and Chinamen poming Arm Bands — 5c I to our country. —5o \ Handkerchiefs The temples are not of much ac­ -10c ] Hose Supporters __ count. We visited one that con­ tained two or three hundred Buddha gods, covered with void. Each one is supposed to have some special power, and tho poob.ln worshiping th^n can lake lheir choice. They pray tor nothin? but g? good od Jluck. uclc•We also visited the Temple of AnceMrafWorship of tba Ling Famity. In China every family keeps toIher. and if one has hard luck may always go back to his famifo be fed. The first name fs al- For Men, Women and Children ] DAILY ARRIVALS 1_____ _ H.C.WUNDERLICH Graduation Suggestions C. E. HARVEY OPPORTUNITY 50c value for 39c —9c j Men’ Men’s NEW YORK STORE HASTINGS, MICH ---------------- Oxfords and Pumps Barefoot Sandals Ln all Styles and Leathers Soft Shirts and Wash Ties GRANT H. OTIS & CO Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. Hastings, Mich. Phone 74 way* lhe surname', ami nil of that name are one family. .This temple had been built, for ancestral wor­ ship nnd about 10.000 of lhe family have tablets there. The temples of China are never re­ paired and -noli look old. bill when new have been very exjiensive. many purccl.iiii ligules and im end of carvings. Xow most of them are so untidy and .dirty that they do not look inviting. Another very interesting sight was If Junk nan no About i:3)we left for Macao, th Monte Qnrh» of the East. and liav< in m.iii 11 inr mi- ■»ou ought to hare . wore the only first ,n tl'° Pantry In the dark and caught a class pnsiengCrs pit the iioat. and as mouse Stood up on his bind legs and we leave Canton we order leu. which drove the mouse out from behind ■ i< served on.deck, so that we map -baking soda can In one of the cup enjoy the beautiful sunset. As we boards.” Mr. Buttenbelm—"Well, why look ut il. Isaac says. "I wonder, don't you keep your mice In a more who the* artist is tonight." ThVn* is convenient place?" too much color for a Turner, ami he tile wall <>f thi- city. are about thinks possibly they gave lhe privi­ 30<» rooms, when? they keep the lege lo peter Paul Ruhins. The dead in large collin*, until the for­ river is wide. mid.the sky cardinal: Forestry experts have demonstratt tune teller has limn to find u lucky ami gray, and iirthe distance on a cd that teak timber that Is an strong day anti a happy place for their hik-li hill stands a beautiful nineinterment. In.the meantime they >toiy pagoda airaiiHl the b.wk- as that from natural forasu can be raised on plantations. keep it table set before each one, with lights burning. and paper ser­ we wonder if you hnvw the same vants io wail on the spirit. They artist; \\'<- Jiojui you <i» and that Bladder ........... ......... .. ......... .......... . irrRatkm*. kidney are~kept here as lohg its lhe rent is you wvre lucky enough to sro it. । (rouble,*, dull headaches, weariness. paid and tho fortune teller, cart1 ob­ We have seen..many. bvtMitiful sun-.’ pain_ in back---and ' sides, all show the tain inonav from them. seis, ns vVe have |»-eii nn a boat kidneys need io be Unfed up, The greatest sight is lhe river, thirty nights including tonight, and strengthened, their regular action with its hundreds of house-boat.*, restored. Foley Kidney Pills will san pans and junks. They build, something in a sunset thal makes do it surely and quickly. They lheir junks aS large as a good sized one lighl al heart, anil IhrnW’-nf give.good health, freedom from steamer, the most <»f them natural1 home. It assures Us that (his pain, a return of appetite and sound wood. varnished nnd decorated with world is uni chance. hut has been sleep. Try them.—Arthur MuiChinese pictures,' nnd with a large planned for us. As night closes in liolland.’—Adv. 3E Ssn't it a fright ho» quickly light summer goods soil these hot. dusty daysi” Keep Jhem Clean and fresh By frequently having them laundered by us. We make them look just as nice as they can look, and the expense is not too much. Don't worry about them, just phone 243 and we do the rest. "&)e IOash Everything Every Other Day American Steam Laundry Shutters firos,. Proprietors /fastings. Meh. �THE HAOTING8 BANNER, JUNE 18. WIL The Hastings Banner Published every Thursday at Busting*, Mifhljtaii. , Want Column, Ic a word for each cent*. , '■ • ’ ; -• ;• Cittdfof Thanks. Ic h tfrord., Obituary puety and resoluLiqns, 5c a line. Obituaries of 20 lines or less will . Rubscnpllon by Mail. Post-Paid. he published free; 5 cent* per line XE YEAH. In advance............ <1.00 charges for each line above lhe 20 IX MONTIIB. in advance....... "* lines. THREE MONTHS, in advance.. A Notice* of births, death* or mar­ CANADIAN SUBSCRIMTOBS riage* will be printed frod a* news ' per year, in advance......... i.50 malt er. ’ ’ . No communication wilt be pub. Entered nt the posloffice at lie Itehed undur any circumstances un­ , tings, Michigan, a* second ch less It hears the writer's name and matter. I postofficc address. . ADVERTISING HATES. - -----------------------------------------------Display advertising rates on apJOB PRINTING plication. The BANNER has pne of Hie best Business locals,- and reading no-1 equipped job offices in Western lices. On first page or among brov- I Michigan and is prepared to do any Hies, UM cynta a line. ' kind of book and job printing. qonK BIUM. Ml»r», -yiPTY-RlX’JH Y1L\R * S THE PSYCHOLOGY ARGUMENT LOOKS THIN. The other day al Washington sumo manufacturers and bu.-iness men u»ked President Wilson to postl»oi>e most of tbe administration's anti­ trust programme because: (1) Business throughout the ^-uuiitry is hesitating. GO The unemployed are already numbered by hundred of Lhuu- SUNFIELD. Mil HOUSE IM Marriage iJceiftr* Clifford M. Hamm-jud..Rutland.. 23 Clara G. Nelson. Had mg*........... 18 Edward H. Feighner. Castleton .. 30 Resale Dilleuberk. Castleton .... 30 Warranty Deeds. I Sarah -Johnson lo Chas. Harring­ ton. Jot. Delton. #250. > • Andrew Wivringa to Frank -E. Vanderhoof, IlW acres, sec. 15, Y’ankce Springs, $1.00. Catherine MeLeed lo Jenme VJf" rief, 20 acres, sec. 2, Orangeville, dt .oo. . Seymour B. Smith lo Ray and Clnrence Tristram, 15 lots, Pine Luke, Prairieville, 8I.UL , Cornelius P. Luyendyk -to Orrte H. Musselman, parcel, Crooked Lake Resort, $.1.00. Helen Burd to Vein McPeek. parcal. Nashville, $t,20U. . .. „ Harrison W. Hart to Daniel Hull, 5 acres, Hope, $1,200. Thomas Henry to Wesley H. \an Evary, 40 acres, sec. 28. Tliomapple, " William Shaw to Mos.-s Fchonddmayer. parcel, Middleville. FJOO. Louisa McCarty t«» Alonzo McCar­ ty s'H of s. e U of see. 33. HutlaiuL ?*Heiiry A. Brooks lo Helen Burd, lot. Nashville, $1,200. Amos Hanlon to Emma M. Smith, parcel, sec. 22, Thornapple, $1,500. - Amos R. Haita- to William Spath. to acres, sec. 10. Irving, $1.00. Marion Shores to Eugene J. Bar­ num. u. of w. & of sec. 12. Castleton, $0,100. Frank M. Nash to Margaret • E. Campbell. lot, Hastings. $050. Alpheus D. Hopkins to James B. Holes. For lions of lots, Hastings. $1,600. Caledonia is visiting her uncle A. 8. Amon ""1 "ft.w i,i.,-i• 3 and fi-iviids. Miss Elhalyn Smith is vi*ilHig ut. Leslie and Dvlroil. this week. MIm Grace Turner was called to Detroil Ust wltvk to care for her sister, Tu, who Is quite sick. Prof. 8. H. Payne and family moved to Canlerville last week, where he will teach school the corning year. Prof. Payne lias been thfl •uperintendcnl of the Sunlleld school for the past five years, and his given good satisfaction. D. H. Wolf of Oklahoma was in town Monday .-nroule -for tils tv'urn trip home. He was railed to Mu lligan by Hie . sickness of his father. ■ ' Oliyer Frlally 'and family are moving lo town. Mrs. Charles Gardner nf laiwell' vi-iied her abler. Mrs. Sears and other relatives Iasi?-week. Grace and Gertrude Gearharl arc visiting MJn Berniie Roberts of Walkerville.. Mis. Leo Culver i- keeping house for her mother-m-law while Mrs. Culver is al Ann Arbor for medical treatment. Mis* Rava Wrippert is visitinir at Millington, where she taught school last year. The semi-annual Sunday School convention of Suiilh-hl and Ver­ montville townships will he hold al lhe Dow church. JUne 18th. A very serious accident happened here Munday morning. While Tom Pratt was .al Hie depot- load­ ing on a monument foa. his wife's grave, his leant liecame frightened and ran away throwing him in such a way that his leg was run Over. The front axle next to Hie wheel .-aught under the whifllelree and his head was dragging on Hie grav­ el. back of the wheel. The team ran for one-half mile lieforo over­ taken with an auto. He was ter­ ribly bruised nlioul the head and shoulder* «nd leg. He is still un­ conscious with not much, hopes of recovery. He was taken io his • laughter's horn--. Mr*. Fred’Hopes, on a col bod. here in town to be cared for and attended by Dr. Pea­ cock. Mr. Flcbach'* Closing Musical. LAKE VIEW. Th«M'u- .wilt |*o a douce io Heaaoil- -■'in about two week*, the pupil* of Naylor's iu*w baro next Tuesday Forrrtl Gtenn TfeMcb.. the well* night, Jiitie iB. 'EYfcrjrbhdy Invit­ known pianist an,d teacher. will ed to attend. • eft J? Elmer Gillespie lias a new Max­ well auloinobile. * Mr. and Mr*. Earle Godfrey and• *!.TOm daughter Eleanor fit* Kalamazoo I , FuU 6' Ii< aid m Nashville and Gj-am ul*. The mdaia&l in Haatiih bo Iwld in the studio room* ’Sheffield'* home. CLARKSVILLEClarksville played ball at I^ko The game re­ 'Odessa, Sunday. 1sulted in a victory for Lake Odv»' 'sa. Score 3 to <). Mr. and Mr*. E. M. Andrew* Qfl•joyed a visit from a cousin from Ohio, last week. ' Muriel Hunt and Charles Harris graduated from the Ionia cotiflly’ I 1normal last week. Viola and Elmo Youpgs have gone to work for -friends • near Middle­ ville. . Thu Rebekah* held an election of 1officer* Thursday evening. A so­ ‘cial session followed and the eomluillce served ice cream and coke. Frank Hunter and A. McCaul havo .been selling strawberries 1around town. Mrs. Chapel And children are vis­ iting in Albion. .. ... . E. F. Cool is rebuilding the iwrcb MARTIN CORNERS. .Mrs; Fred Barry is-raring for her on his house. Mrs. L. P. Townsend is liavlqg'D daughter. .Mrs. Nettie Ragla amt new cement walk built. bahy of Coals drove. A large number of tho frjgtub of A ph-aslrtg Childrens* Day pn»grain was given at lhe churcli Sun­ Emery Kime ahd bride. Rive them day evening to a good sized con­ a shower Saturday filgbl." . Floyd Brookp and family Jjave gregation. Remember preaching next Sun­ moved into Mrs. Hood's house. day morning. Encourage the pas­ -.Volley City Masonic lodge of Grand Rapids has extended nn in­ tor by your attendance. .Mrs. Minnie Stillman ami Mrs. vitation to Clarksville lodge to vis­ Hazel Pilcher gave Mr. and Mrs. it them June 23, to see lhe third Joseph Messenger a surprise visit degree worked. There will be a. banquet served at 6 o'clock before Monday of last week. Grandma Fry,is not in very good the degree work. Mrs. Blanche Anderson i* visit­ health thjs summer though not so ill as lo lie confined to her bed. ing her mother, thia week. E<l. Wiley hits purchased Dr. Sherman Endsley lost a valuable -rtcrtvillo's auto. cow, Thursday of Inst, week. ' .Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Scoville re­ turned Wednesday after a viaU-of. YOUTH’S MOMENTS OF AGONY several days al Barryton, Big Rap­ id* nnd Rodney. ' .Mias Hazel Brynnt and Lucille, Two Trying Experience* Through llicliatd.4. are enpoying a three Which Most Lover* Pa** on Th*ir weeks vacation from their work in Way to Paradla*. tho U. B. A. hospital. Mias Arlene Williamston has gone There are two event* In young her home.in (juingy. In care for courtship that, until a man la well lo her mother, wh<f has blood |>uisuuschooled by frequent experience, loom ing. . ' - -1 - ' up with horrifying particularity of Mr. and .Mrs. M. T. *Norcutl and incident as momenta of excruciating Mr. and .Mrs. A. C. Henkes and agony. The Aral ia when he is in­ daughter spent Sunday al Lake . <T troducing 'her” to his mother; the Odessa. aecond la thu preaentation of himself to •'her* family. DUE TO CHANCE DISCOVERY temporary dlsadvantago, aud yet be­ fore the scrutiny of a calculating fam­ Scotch Boy Picked* Up Piece of Ore That Led to Development of ily bo la fain to concede that be would Rich Copper Mine. ntg' care to be aueb a complete fool • Mr. and Mri. Dac EvjJctl of Sunfield motored over: from Sunfield and spout Sumfay with Mrs. laiura Everett. .• " Mrs. Floyd McKay Kurned Sat­ urday from BalUe l.r^ek where she visited her parents tert; Week, .Mr. and Mrs. lieiwtrt bf Hasting* spent part of last week with Floyd McKay. .Mr. and Mrs. Eathi Godfrey, Mr. anti Mrs. Floyd Nealtel. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith motored (o Woodland. Bunday. . . Mrs.— Rebekah Lewi* and Mrs. Nora Bronson and son Orlo til tendcd lheir faintly reunioq in Lenawee County, la»l week. Mrs. Ciins. Cruso of Quimby »pent Friday with Mrs. Laura Everett. • Fred Butolpli and wife called on E. Firster and wife of Martin Corucre. Sunday evening. Mrs. Henry Mead of South Hast­ ings mid Mr. Roush of the north anti Mrs. Frank <x*gswell spent Tuemlay with .Mr. and Mrs. D. Rose. Guaranteed vertiocd ia your favorite No matterhoW beautiful -13> Abundant capital awaits investment. a ring ia, if it is not well of unemployment " 'W Much of Ihu proposed legislation is a cause ................ ............. uf both capital and labor al this lime. - made it is not going to The, President declined tu accede-to Ibis request, sUUng the follow­ give satis faction.‘ ing reasons for his declining to do as desired: I ) (1) It is better to enact legislation now than later, for uncertainly tk« W, is the worst thing that can happen business. W. W. ring* hava such • .2) 11 is'belter t<tpass the mMerale ItvMalioo which he said he confidence in their rings liad framed, aud du it now than to invite the peril of extreme measures that they guarantee caused by the accummulativn of -muruxadlcal forces. * v3) The present business depression hr declared was “merely, psythem, if the stones come chological''—indeed there "fs bo muferlal condition or sutTstantial reason ingten, lol, Crooked Lake Resort, out and ar* lost they $1.00. why lhe business of Ups cuunlry should not be in lhe most prosperous replace them free of uud expanding condition.'* Unit Claim Deeds. charge. Maria M. Kyser lo Frederick 1.. As to psychology, the New York Sun, 'independent, editorially sub­ Kyser, parcel, Nashville, 82.500. mits lhe following dialogue: Edward Johnson to Sarah John­ AVa^lUhe^ripgs. We Citizen Oulofwork. hal:iu hand. a^RMted lite Profe®or as he came out son, lot. Dolton. know they. Are tbe best Jacob W. Johnson to Sarah John­ of Candid House: "I have a wife and four small children—" rings made. Tltey PiUCHAHDVHAJ-L . “Ybu oaly think you have," said lhe Professor; “your state is mere­ son. lot. Delton. SI.00. Isaac L. Johnson to Sarah John­ bound to give satisfac­ James Bryans and wife visited ly psychological." ' ‘ • son. lot, Delton, 81.00. lheir daughter Mrs. Sam Weeks tion and they are very “I haven't had any work for six inotilhs, since the faclory--" • John Johnson lo Sarah Johnson. amt family, Saltirdav night anti • “Fie,'1 cried the Professor, taking'off his eyeglasses and waving them loL Delton, $1.00. Sunday. • , . in a wide gesture of deprecation; “don't you know that non-empluyineiil ■ Abe Johnson tn Sarah .Johnson, Henry Tobias has a new Ford lot. Delton. $1.00. car. is merely psychological?'* ■ Lewis Johnson to Sarah Johuson. louring Vida Fisher of near Nashville "My wife and children are actually hungry—” lol. Delton. $1.00. spent part of last week with her “Nonsense, my dear sir; hunger is merely psychological." ' graudparvnls, Mr. ami Mrs. W. Nor­ 80 Acres. iW 33, Baltimore. $175. “My brother has just been ‘fired* by the X. Y’, & Z-Railroad; Uie rail­ ton. Eluabelli Henkes to Hora road people said Ijtey had lo reduce rttpeftses." Irving Fisher siwu^ Thursday Renkes. loL. Hastings. 81.00. muht at W. Notion's. “How ridiculous! Expenses of railroads are merely psychological. Beulah Van Vrankeu spent Sat­ 8u is your brother's discharge.” urday iii Gharlotle. “Professor, will you lend me a dollar? When better limes—*’ Estate of Robert Dinwiddle. /!••- < .May House Is ill with a felon. Jewelerv-Opticians "^*hisds most.- unbecoming language. What limes could be belter eeased. Mr. 1 and Mrs.' Chas. Woodhams* Estate closed agumsl and daughter Josephine and the Ilian tbei*? Tiiiies arfl^aierely psychological. Bo is your assumed claims. ! ; .Phone 281 deed of a dollar." Estate of l*hebe A. Horn, deceas­ former's father and sister of Plain­ well motored tu'Chas. Van Vrank; line of-bls own stippurtcw, Hu* New York “Times” (Ind. Dem.), ral­ ed. ' Petition for probate of will en's Sunday.. Tbo chance discovery »ome year* filed. Hrarmu fhereon July “ th. under-the ordeal. So far as Intro ­ lies Oic President..d»*i-larl!l|‘that wnen he tolls his visitors that there is Cora Pncfiai0.of Hasting* spent Estate <>f James B. Chilson, <ienothing in lhe world lhe mailer witlu them save lheir own fears, they. eeasetL Order confirming* sale of Sunday with ncr sister. Mrs. llou*e'. ducing "her" fa concerned, tfiere I* th# Min. Archie Matteson and chil­ mlaerable feeling that the eye of ex<>ught lo Iry with all their might to believe him. “If they- succeed, why. a..’-*. V ,7T7 Z,-7”1 dren called on lhe former's parents perlenc# may not view the treaauro 7 Estate of Cbrisloplter C. Ateriau, tbe tiling is done, and business is prosperous again!" But (he "Times" • Kb ...b ob.b „d •» O'1"- •• A'lrlUbl-. deceased. Final accyunl of Ad­ Friday afternoon. objects us follows; • Mrs. Frank Allen entertained her a* I* befitting; that the hitherto un-t1*,,,' . ministrator filed. \ Ask u log bu»lne.<« man or a well-informed financier or a dole stu­ daughters. Mrs. Clara Chichester 2 ‘T J T* dent of economic 'condition? what is the matter with business, and not Rayey, menially incompetent per­ and Mrs. Jerome Kidder and baby, the criUcat Invealtgation. bear *omo moH.ld.r-c.. .... or Wo. ,.K. ... In one of them would venture to be so cocksure as the President is when sons. (itiardiiin's final account lil­ of Dowling, one day last week. Hayden Gaskill, who has been in .^.m, „d «..«n b, to..-, rood ln» says thal there is ’’abundant evidence" that lhe (rouble is “merely t'd, Discharge issued tu ■ E. V. poor £. health for so long, is not so Smith. psychological." Most business men, wc think, would say that one of the Estate of Hiram Riigcrs. deceas­ well. Tb. mommK .. ort>K... Ho. m»cb "T'* A fewjrum this way attended the mor. bornUUK., .b.o .. Jb. trouble* was Wanliinglon. . . . Such n policy us Ihif Democratic parly ed. Petition for probate of will il«ud % is now pursuing, hr saul. is "absolutely necessary 10 salify the con- tiled.' Waiver and consent- lo ad­ eighth grade graduating exercises them by ad­ ul Hasting* Thursday. scienro of tho country." Thai Is lo sfty, while we have business mi the mit will lo probate filed. of Henry Cohoon. deceas­ vertising ih this it .Kb th. rolka. ended ...y W . «• “ •"•' ‘ •■rUr II .u operating-table, and aro amputating here and Ibero a limb and removing ed.Estate Petition for probate of will IIICOTTAGE GROVE. b.rdoo.bl. .bibo.H.m. lb.. <bu .. "° • ’ “ * * “ •« > “ «»*• rrttf paper, it reaches oigaas which term Id us lo be snpcrtluou*. we are doing nothing more ■ed. Heaiiiig (hereon July toth.* . * Willis Hunn of Urbandale .-pent a 'r" . , than the “consvi^ure of the country” demands. . . . the best class of Estate of Ellen L. Imubaugh. de­ day last week llshing and visiting ce*» of adulation may react under the Did the \Veslrni geullemun any comfort out of his wools? Very ceased. Petition for probate of with relatives at the Grove. people in this .“j*/ cold comfort, we iiuagim-. Honest inert trying to do an honest business will fih'd. Hearing thereon-July i Messrs. Buckner . and Philips of .ro.irol r.,.rd or . d..oij r.mHr. ’ community. ih.. bl.r.ll. h>rk in Mh.r . pro“ ■»“ 10th. Battle Greek were callers al the ud see sometUiiig mure .substantial iu their way ^Tian psychological phan­ . . ... . . or a flent tn the twn Estate of Pliny McOmber, ik^ceas- | lake Saturday afleruiwn. toms. . ed. Petition f«»r probate - of will, William and Fay Clemcnce and noih.r-. ton«Uc H. J?', “I Fays Hu- Washington "Jlerald - (Ind.: : “President JVilyon pronounces lik'd. Hearing thereon July 8th. i families and Frank Whitworth and Estate of Joimh B. Iln-ey. de- । wife spent Tuesday afternoon al u might b«* hm-d. tad Ih.t brother Hus complaint from- which lhe Nation's business is suffering as a 'state polwno.. mpp— —lu. ceased, Petilinn for hearing of the G^pvp Hsiung aud enjoyed a 11 ah cf urind.’ . . . Hr believes that business depression prevails all over claims bad decided against him, unseen and , filed. Bearing thereon Oc- -upper. the world and in nothing but a 'a stale of immL' and Hint great proepferi- toher 12th. Ralph Van Sycklo has suffered a unheard. Ms I* morally certain that] Don't Lost* Sleep Coughing al NighL :In the mallgr of the Little relapse and had to bo taken to Bat­ tho Humming Up will be something he1 Take Foley's Honey and Tar J, iy is nut far distant. Now,-whatuver may be tbe condition iu oilier lutUiilrles, Hu* ‘stale uf mind' in the United Blate* is easily accounted fur Thornapple Drain. Jury impanel­ tle Greek again yesterday for furth­ would rather prefer not to be heard,< Coinpouifd, It glides dowi your, uud that tho old legend of two loversi,j throat and spreads n beating. by un avalanche of legis^i^^n. pending fol- rnimihs. Iniended to regulate led uiul sworn, Report of Jury IH- er irealm>-iH. • Melvin Blanton and wife of West being thslr who)* world Is Indeed •। soothing toallng over (he Inflamed busineAs enterprises, no oiie knows h6\v. Under such circumstances, a Use thi^pa^er if . tickling surface. That's immediate I Baltimore aiid Albert Lee and fami­ legend and nothing morn. ‘alite of mind' in lhe Nation is as natural a complaint as a Stnle of WILLIAM MONTGOMERY ly from near Lacey occupied And so the t<oor fool snoak* awajji< relief. -It loosens up tho tjghl-' you want tome mind* iu ll»«^ individual who Ims been bound hand and foot and his house / i from tho front porch with an indo-',!■ ness in your chest,, stops slutty; 90 YEARS OLD SUNDAY "Wildwood' cottage Sunday. of their buiineae. Claud Lester aud family Und Al­ scribablo conviction that heaven I* la*,I wheezy breathing, eases distrflei| ing. racking, tearing cough*. Chibma McCarty -i>eul Sunday with lhe Mini hewspuper critics agree with the cunilMhiinlion of siirh a gen­ Web-teis ,u the Grove. love it. RehiMj any sub*li~‘ bide* many league* from Paradlie vaP |dn>n eral doughty supiwrier of Prcsideiil Wilson as is Hie New York “Eve- Pioneer of Barry Township Hus Ilfj lutes.* Contains no opiates.—Aril*-! OIIut ••.•|llcr- at the Grove Sunday bltltxi ul Hickory Corners Near­ oiirg Post" .Ind,!. It culls Mr. Wilson’* attenUun to the fad that Ina > ur Mulholland.—Adv. w>u>< B. R. siunion and faimly. Buy ley.—Seattle Poet-Intelligencer. ly 70 Years. * visitors w**re asking thal one of the causes of n psychological cundiliou Smith und family /nd Ray Freeman Banner Want Ads Bring Results. BANNER WANT AIIVN. PAY. in: I family. . be removed^ If the trouble were in things over which we have no con­ The Whitworth and Mallcson trol. adds lhe “Evening Post —that i» to say, if il wi re in bad crops or- oldest pioneer* of Barry county. fainilierumped al the Hiuclmun p;>--i-d in'.*ith birthday ai hl* the exhaustion of capital through overconfident enterprise—the I'resilundiug Sunday. ' home in Hickory Corners, Sunday. . dent might well say that his visitor* were looking in I hi* wrong direct ion1 Mr. Montgomery has lieen enjoying fur relief. ' But this is not lhe w. The “Evening Post" adds, con­■ good health, and a number of his cerning lhe proposed bills: relatives and friends called upim The best-hnowa employe of a Cin­ If lhe»e wen- ii clear rase for these bills, u ru*e grounded on tlieirr him Sunday. cinnati flrm of tailor* it tbe colored Mr. .Monlgolimry was born in Ar- porter. Jerry. In order to coneerre all r mtigh, Ireland, aiul came io. Canada of tbe good win and bad book ac­ lheir Immediate effect upon Im-iiK-bX But with their ra.M- highly .bmbl-■ when he wa* 21 years old. While lul in ilsqlf, wll|i m* lime for lheir proper coiuddcraUlMi or amendment,, Ilion* he met Die woman Whom ho count*, the flrm ha* incorporated un­ and without any sign of serious public demand for tlieir 'enactment, the,, afterward* marriedr • She died only der a name that cover* aeveral pane* of glaes, aud following thia abridged nil bid universal desire on'the |mrl of tbe businiM* world for lheir jioM- ii lilt l<« dvr a year ago. Mr. and city directory is the abbreviation "Inc." MiS.-Montgomery came to IHrkpry Vuoemeul ii. in the present cundiliou of trade aud industry,, emitted io*" flnniers .•horlly after lheir mar­ must serious consideration. riage. Mr. .Montgomery wa« ji c«bIder by trade. Ih* and hi* wife de-. only man in th# *bop who*# name ’ t ided to try forming. MFs. .MonlWhy not bank with your coal bin while coal is cheap? goiuei-y had saved ,u quantity of Wbate the irouhte?" "Ob. fee dar, «<•)•!. Tli<* .high estimation in bo#*, all right." replied Jerry. Tee You save 90c per ton on. soft coal and 50c per ton which Ihu .Miinlguinety's were held de ink."—St Ixrut* Mirror. in Do- romimimly is shown by Hie on hard coal by buying from Bauer Bros. now. You fuel that wlien Mrs.('Montgomery - told Hia man from wlinni they pur­ Cures Sluhburiw'-lbBhy —*----A nice assortment Udiuk* Bows, 25c values. 10c will need the coat and the investment is the best you Skin Troul)h*K chased tlieir. farm thi# there' was $I'HI in gold in a |iih*4'*hr poiired A nice assortment Net Yokes. 25-A5c'values. 10c "I could-erriileh'myaetf ,o pi<*ces" can make froiu a rack, he raid he would luk>- is often lidard from aulfcn-tiH uf h>*r wuhl for il and accepted' i| Eczema. Teller. ’ Hr.it and ximilur Ladies' Purses, 25c iq 50c values.. .................... 10c withniit counting' it. Later- he 8km Ent|iU<nw.. Don't scratch— A swell line of Lace Collars.................... 10c and 25c ■ found she had paid him $5JM too Mop tin- itching al onoc with Dr iniirdi. .Mr. ami Mrs. Muntgniiier* llobnon's Eczuma Oinlmenl. Hz lirei lived in ftiekury Corner? in a llr»l application starts liealing; the log sclmol house which hud been red. rough, acuty, itching ekin le Fireworks! Fireworks! euOihod by the healing and roolii>converted into a dwelling. .Mr. Mdiiliioincn's surviving chii- medicine*. Mrs, C. A- Eiufeldl. Fireworks! •lii'ii are: Mrs. Slinnie Williams of Rock l-laud. R|, after using pr. Hickory Corners; Mrs. Alice Hcou- Hobson’s Eczi-qia OtnltueuL writes. gal.'uf Augusta: John. .William L. ’This Is the lirtl lime in >>'•'« Phone 254 HASTINGS. MICJ1Phono 224 amj .tafii-s, all r.-siiU'tils'of Buel- I have been fref from the dreadful Rip* ailmniil.'' Giiaiatlluod. Me. Hvt!B<* Our Lina of Outing Mata, Sp«ct*1 <1.25. omtilViiiM bv I’arw-th A Stebbins— 1-BA.SNOl’ H*m7u»0. PAY— A. E, Mulholland.—Adv. * - Y »? <bX Pike & Damon If You Want R s u Do You Bank Money ? [fl Few Specials in Samples BOYES’ D&PfiRTMENT STORE Hastings Lumber 8 Coal Co �fagp. eleven THE HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 18. 1>IL -~~7 BABY CHICKS NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping tons. Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Also Cyphers’ Chick Grit. Phom 383 ' Chick Food M. W. HicRs and Hutton, Mich. CORNER PARK AND WALNUT NTS. Meat That You Can Eat Our mean sell on their own merits. They need no praise from us. Wc buy the best stock that wc can get. Wc are very careful in preparing and curing. We invite you lo call and see for yourself. If you want something nice for your Sunday dinner, let us know about it and wc will take special pains to please you. BESSMER BROS. PtoM 162 Hastings, Midi. FOR SALE Mill Wood Hastings, Mich In a business way—the advertising way. An ad In this paper offers the maximum service at the minimum cost. It reaches the people of the town and vicinity you want to reach. Try ItIt Pays 4*iM»ncl furniture Polisn Shlne'Easy > The Chi-Namel Furniture Polish (Shine-Easy) Is a wonder. It takes off the dirt, puls on a shine nnd gives new life lo lhe varnish. Wo five it our personal recom­ mendation and advise every house­ wife lo five It a trial. What Ls more, we will -refund the purchase price If It does not plensc you. E. A. Burton Quality Hardware 5 Pounds Coffee POSTAGE PRBPAID TO ANY £ PLACE IN HARRY COUNTY from us we will pay the parcel po»t charges to any place iu Barry county. The Coffee Ranch Hastings, Jefferson St. • ' Mich. 11 x up tlieir waler gl;i«« and waler ninl jtisl add- a dMtii or -n eggs al must all be pul in at the sinne lime? Is il best lo u.e (hr liquid! instrr.d of the pondered w.ileri gla<s? Mrs. a. «. । It is all right to in.ik<* your solur lion of water gin-- Millicieiil to preserve the requii- d . numher/of gs ami they ran lie avded n fhw Causes of Poor Hutehrs. / The cauoe of pom- halctirs <i< M. W. llicka. Tills department Is Intended to give __ r nutmcritxTM lira best and most re­ liable Inforniatlixi wo can obtain on tbo subject* they desire explained. In asking qtiCations send full Information. Subscribers are reqoegr" —--uto to this department ry can inject. ikpends on n great \ >ri--iy ,<if cn ctniiiilauora. A. p<mh- liatrh j> rm»re apt lo be due lo the i*oii<|Hv>ti of Hie eggs previous !•> liah himA I han lo incubation. alHiotmh miph-p.-r lianrlting of either factor will prn. tluce ihe same rexiliWimp Agg> fail to batch, are whether the hn-etlmg slock is kept under condi­ tions which tend to pioi|iii-c sliorig. { fertile germa in the vug., if ihe POULTRY......................................... . eggs' have ln;eii l»nihllv.i properly. The Chicks Rrqtilrc GcmmI Care. |ii>f»>ri> incubation, ami whether IhvJ Little chicks, ami even chicks condition*. were right during incu-J that are fa-t growing Into lusty ballon, as jndgwd by the time nf Hie: youngsters, are -u> dependent upon us for everything newjiHl to en­ A daily .temperature recordj able thorn to keep in good condi­ diould be kept -.of innehipo. tion and heallh. and to make rapid growth that we should be faithful temperature al wlii> i> ihe niacijinrs In supplying every requiremenf.' have-been kept, wlm lu inuy pn.ivo Not only must these chicks— valuable in ihe. fuime work. •*babies—and chicks of a larger size pveitllly if the brood-r records ran hhVfi • • ho checked back ngum-l those of «oly svii'cliii. and their the incubator. must are to bo successful in our chick raising. Tito commornial chick food on tho ninrkcl. gives us n varb-d grain diol, ns il Is composed of many grains cut or crushed, thus saving us hmc nnd tiiHibb- in oMaldlng nnd mixing a grain supply for our chicks. Some brands of I his chick food have, also, finely ground Iwof im-nt of Agriculture. Washington. I < H. Among «Hlu-i -h-latl- it has I paragraphs on mm-iure and ven-J Illation, leslliu euu-. and disinfect- | ing nnd shuiiig incubators. ’ How to Operate n Marhitir. tmvo grit mill slicil. also. 1 prefer lo buy Ihr chick feed thal lias no gril or shell in it. as I can supply if the chick feed contains them in' large proportion. The chirks need some green food. also, and if not allowed lo run on lh«> lawn, hut are confined in bare yards, this need must be met. Cui al fnJ fa. cut clover, sprouted, onls. lawn clip­ pings. Icltiice, onion tops, etc., any ami all. answer as green fiw»d. Cumiforlabb- homes, and cloanli.ness in these homes, are necessary lo the health and satisfactory growth of our chicks. The chick homes need not be expensive struc­ tures. but limy must be so bnill about HL* degrees I’, for : fore pulling ih th wards du not lour for several house lime fur lhe mai'hin- lo conic back The temperature » neatly even. When the tnermoineler re-i vrwr — When You Buy a Piano be sure you get what you pay for. Dft’not let some smooth talk­ ing salesman sell you a cheap Stencil Piano for as much or more money'than you will be able to buy a first-class, high grade, one for of us. We are handling the same line of Pianos now that we have sold for several years and we can refer those who are thinking of buying to hundreds of satisfied customers who have1* bought an instrument of us. Our big cash buying power enables us to sell a high grade piano at about the same price or less than others charge for cheap stencil cases. Gall and let us quote some very attractive prices. Miller & Harris Furniture 60 The Sample Furniture People Hastings FURNITURE FX)R I.KRS MON CT UNDERTAKING at LOWER PRICES Michigan Awful Hot To Bake! Don’t do it then. Buy your baking from us. We can bake at less ex­ pense than you can and thus save you money. You see WE buy in LARGE QUANTITIES and get a lower rate than you can get and we buy the very best quality materials too. If you’re not buying your baked goods from us now, begin doing so at once and save a lot of hard work and expense. Special For Saturday 250 votes given with every 25c purchase of our pastries. Cut this ad. out and bring it to us and it will count you 100 votes. I I I I degr«u>s Ihr second w F- Hie Iasi v linnging Ihrrmomid.') at. about 102 degre-dry in Ilivin during -pells of cold, gre.-s F. the find iwo weeks, and rainy weather, and have an abund­ lll't degrees F. the la.-l -Wi'ok. ance of pure, fresh air when the The eggs leiid lo throw off more weather is > very warm. They heat as they dwiop. so thnl oc­ should also bo. constructed in a way casionally the ick-ulalor needs to that makes frequent cleaning an be changed slightly, but it should vasly task. These lillb-l homes not . be changed any more Ilian is must he cleaned often, and treated [nbsolntely mvussnry. The leniCURED OF ANNOYING HABIT with some liquid that keeps lice iperature of the egg chamber may DAIRY FARMING IN EUROPE HARM IN CROWDING THE HEN DO WELL WITH LITTLE RAIN and mites out of thorn. Lice and !><• lowered by lowering lhe lltime of Stuttering Englishman Routed Affile­ 'mites nourish nnd multiply in filthy lhe lamp in lhe iiihhlb: of the day. Much Attention la Paid to Artistic Ap- Experiment at Mains Experiment Sta­ coops during summer went her, nnd Regulnle the imubnlor before option Shows That Money Is Lost . tlon by Silencing Hia Preliminary the chicks have no enemy that will In Too Common Practice. Kept Neat and Orderly. Efforta to Speak. work such havoc ns do lice and d oporalpts lend to their mnmiles. A lousq-iiifesled chick can­ nes two “t llui'o times daily.. In many oectlona of Europe where: The Maine oxporimcml station reAs to tho al*uiuuercrs and sjutterera not bo healthy, and is stunted in dolrylng Is carried on extensively tbe cently furnished a test lo ascertain umphant agricultural booms in tho wbq aro sceklba a cure from their dis­ growth. II stands and seemingly WEST VF.RMONnil.LE. greater part ot tbu land la owned by' tbo number of bens most profitable order, evcu lu picture shows—may 1 sloops when h chick thal feels well to be found in Africa—tho Pele Bass and family of North repeat tho personal cure? At about is all activity—scratching, running Castleton culled al Will Bass' Sun- i mon who care qultu as much for t0 keep in pens. AU tho pens were 10 farming of central Tunis, beauty as for profit. In consequence of 10 hy 18 feat, giving 16Q square feet and clia-mg every insect and bug 'day. he rainfall Is lees than ten It of stammering and couldn't start that crosses its vision. Then, n Wes Williams nnd wife visited which groat attention ta paid to the The hens were Brahznaa and Plymouth This success U astonishing artistic appearance ot tho farms, and i Rocks, and these teats -continued alx a remark without It, says a writer tn poisonous gas ■arises from filth al­ friendM in Lansing last week. see of the uncertainty, dread, tho Rondon Chronicle. The other lowed to remain in lhe chick quar­ Andrew Williams ami family of much pride is takeq tn keeping every-1 months. and this gas is very injurious Woodland xi-iled at Clare Ken­ , thing neat and orderly. No fence [ Thu hens were 15, 20, 25 and 80 to and failure that harass our own as boys laughed at me, and elders pro­ ters. yet unadjusted dry land agriculture..^ In chick health. After devoting corners or hedge rows are left to ’ * Pcm The conditions and bens were As ject complIcrflU cures.. But the time nnd expeiwe to (In* halchlng of nedy's. Satunlay nnd Sunday. an evidence of local dal lure I would ’ Adolph Kai«er and family attend­ grow up with weeds, no machinery Is *• much, alike as possible to make cite tho observations of an .agricul­ absurdity of tho situation appealed to our chicks it is surely worth while me. Why couldn't 1 say "1" at once, to give I hem our best care nnd at­ ed'tho Grange picnic, at Charlolle allowed to stand tn the Holds. There th® test'a conclusive one. tural scientist on a recent 90-mlle Satunlay and visited friends over Is a network of winding macadamized The pen with 15 hens made a show ­ without the preliminary stammer? tention. If we are careless in the . . roads lined on both sldoa with hedges' profit of 80 cents per hen, and tl^e journey tn tbe southern part of It was obviously necessary to stut­ selection of lheir “hill of fare" and Sunday. the Great Plalns^-Where the rainfall •Vern Taylor of Knlnmo is visit­ laid numbered «« 978. ter, often before saying “No." Well, give them the shine Yirtirle of diet, ing his grand fnlhor, James Taylor and trees, and leading through the • eggs u,d The pen with 20 hens made a show­ averaged 20 f&chuz. Iu tbe 90 miles fields tn every direction bro footpaths. why shouldn’t I stutter lo myself? tneal after meal, just because it is and family. traversed^itfere was but one surrlring of 1.208 eggs for the pen, and a The heathercovered hills, vine-clad handy, the chicks soon, because of Tho method was adopted. When a Marguerite Rower helped . Mrs. cottages and flnu cattle dotting tbs profit ot 71 cents per hen. tng settler and not even a cattle-ranch. the sameness, lose appetite nnd do Gertie Bass, last week. make ax good growth. If wc The pen with 25 chickens made a The'dry land farmers had pushed out J. D.-Hager and wife of Wood­ meadows make a beautiful picture-4। mar wu carried out in silence—If a nol neglect to shut the chicks safely in land called at M. E. Downing’s Sun­ one not soon forgotten. laying record of 1,328 eggs, and*' dozen had to start a "No." And (heir chops in the evening, rats or had pushed out profit ot 35 cents per hen. after a few days ot deliberate speech, a marauding cat may cause us loss. day nnd look M. E. Downing and The pen with 30 hens hjd'an egg with tho stammer done In silence, 1 A chick raiser cannot afford to wife lo Nashville in their auto. production ol 1,200 and * profit of 30 from Now York to Philadelphia. Our Mr. Downing has nol been away for "It sometimes liuppwui thal farmern was .delivered entirely from tho habit. grow indifferent or carelegs lo lhe a long lime us he cannot walk. uncertainties arise under a rainfall ot are In possession of extra good cows, cents per hen. There are. of course, the stammer- needs of lhe chicks. Future prof­ John Mater and wife attended The experiment shows distinctly 10 to 30 Inches. Tho African's com­ ere who cultivate the art tn conversa its nnd satisfactory results depend the Grange picnic at Charlotte, but not realizing the amount of feed that hens ;:in be so crowded as to placency la assured by less than ten required by cows giving a largo yield largely upon good aud faithful Saturday. reduce the' profit of so egg term. Inches. Subscriptions have recently to bo cured. Because, as with Charles care. John Maier ami wifo called al they are soon allowed to shrink In The-difference of 25 eggs per hen been taken up here for people living Lamb, the point ot the remark la de­ Elmer Malrr’-s in Norin Castleton, milk because tho feed given doce not -Mr six months Is great On the baste - Gapes. provide sufficient nutrimenL Whjle layed for the moment by tho hesi­ Sunday. of 15 to tho pen tho profits of the Inches. Yet lhe complacent success I am a suitscriber of your paper Mrs. John GutchcM of Nashville, cows In good condition can. (of a tancy. Curiosity, expectancy, anxiety a back yard poultryman. I visited .Mrs. Mury Gardner lusl lime, give mure milk than^tho" feed total 90 hens wore |72. On a basis of ot Tunis is tn tho vicinity- of Bfax. are aroused, and then tho utUtulnR and 30 to the pen the profits were |38. am having trouble with my little week. provide*, by drawing upon tho fat word cornea Tho tremendous fluency chicks, ns they have something like ‘ Lovina Snore visited her sister, stored in tho body.Xyut if the grain Is In each case the actual cost of feed total rainfall amounted to 41 Inches— of our present political speakers raises (ho gapes. five and eight-tenths per year.—Prof. if you can give, me a Mrs. Frank Smith and family near not gradually inewutsod as the cows was deducted. a ceriain longing for a stammerer on prescription-for a remedy for this Vermontville, la-t week. J. Russell Smith, in Harper’s Maga­ lose In body weight there will soon tho platform, for the man who could disease I will greatly appreciate il. Charlie Nease and family nnd an abnormal shrinkage In milk PLENTY OF GRIT FOR FOWLS zine. Have tried your suggestion for the James Cousins and family motored follow aand find it good for the larger to Hastings and Freeport, Sunday. flow and also a dccroaso fa tho quality Gizzard Cannot Proparty Digest Food D. W. B. ■ Lawrence Bass visited at E. V. of milk yielded." burst with—and then after tho di Unless Aseleted by Grib—Free Gapes is nn infectious diseasp, Barker's near Nashville, Monday. ful suspense—said IL But the i This concerns a portrait In PortuRange Is Most Excellent therefore lhe first prerequisite in must have been there all they! When you boy dairy cows you do affecting a cure is to remove (he• NORTH CHILTON. infection. Separate the sick birdsJ In the early spring, before tho grass of the congregation of the faculty ot Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Wibey nnd from the well ones ns soon as the“ daughter Wilma and son, Vernor IS grown and tho fowls allowed to .I medicine, at Lisbon, a portrait of the HIb Prsssnce of Mind. disease is detected, and Clean up roam, they are likely to secure many i; former king. Don Carloa I. The per­ "I went to sec a bull fight onca, the coopi^. pens, . house ami runs• and Indy friend of Kalainnzoo.. pieces of long, tough grass left over manent retention of this portrait 1 spent lhe week end visiting relaand one of lhe bulls got mad and be­ where iliey have' been. — a. tho ..................... —. ... of <*• from fall, and these are usru hard .u to . , fives here. gan .to tear things up fearfully. Ono Disinfect all these places as well1 digest The bird should be turned ®\«n»‘™clt«»0 of the repute of PortuMr. nnd Mrs. John Herron of of lhe poor horses got mixed up la hls as the drinking troughs with a live• Hastings spent Saturday -night nnd A ton of alfalfa hay, cut when tbe Into a lot where-there. Is plenty of f*1- •h'V howaver, fear ^o power to harness and fell down. The bull aaw per cent, solution of crude-carbol­' Sunday at Mrs. L. Heney's.. sharp grit, for this will help them tn dem * n< ’ t-mt It be removed. So ho first few blossoms appear and cured Burn the l»odios of the1 the horse and dashed over to gore ic acid. Dan Chfier and Indy friend Miss grinding up tho material which other-t0 •ora* members of tho birds which die. A solution of one' Hale of Middleville spent Sunday nt wise might prove harmful. faculty the desire that this reminder milk production to a ton of bra part of salicylic or sulphuric acid 1 Roy Brumm s. such a cruel sight, so I Jumped Into in on<» hundrt*<l parts uf water is All food for fowls' must be । ‘“’erelgnity should be covered Mr. ami Mrs. Reynolds of Sagi­ costs about one-third as much. the arena with a pistol tn my hand. recommended for disinfecting en­1 naw matured <" Winer’S Friclosures and contaminated runs. properly digested, and this operation So Don Carlos I. Ih found concealed •'ff.THIJ’ there was only ono bullet in the gun, Some resort to extricating the dny and spent the week encLvisiting OSSKl—. In darkness like the. crocs and lira is performed by the gizzard. The glz1 friends of Gamphell ami aUuiuhd Carlyle find Ceremony. gap worm frpm the trachea with a1 church while b'Te. shoot tho horse or the bull." long hair or wire. Goal oil oh tur­’ Lewis Ikunond spent part of Insl . Thomas Carlyle and bls wife were and must be assisted by sharp gravel Notlclo*. pentine imferted in the trachea by j*’cek with his daughter in Grand so wedding-frightened that it is sad or grit Ground.oyster shells are good "Well, what did you dor the means of a feather has some­ Rapids. to think of It. Replying to a letter and serve two purposes, that of grit Why Divide Him? of his describing his fantastic terrors, and Urns. Both are essential to the ured I could shoot the bull any time." times proved effective. Sulphur and camphor pills have been used —Exchange. she wrote! "For heaven's sake got welfare t>f the flock. Circumstances Alter Cases. with some degree of satisfaction. theater tor the first time, and finally , Crabshaw—"1 i bought they were Into a more benigqanl humor, or the Broken chinaware Is good for Rose Conib Barred Plymouth Rocks violently opposed to tho motor earf incident will not only wear a very grinding, but contains no nourishing original aspect but likewise a very properties. Ths natural way la the Explained. Kindly advise me in lhe Quiz de­ "Was It a case of tore at first department heart-breaking one. I see not how I best one, that of giving, tho chickens of your paper if there they couli afford one."—Judge. . ohnny looked sight?" “No, second sight The first is a Rose Comb Barred Rock, and if am to go through with it.” a good, free range over a large area .idvcrliMtl Letters. which Is full of grit, animal and not, why not? . L. G. W There are very few. if any, Rose Courtesy. vegetable master. They will be John Freeland. Merle Johnson. Comb Barred Plymouth Rocks bred. Mrs. John Colon. Mrs. Louise Erb, Courtesy coats nothing, but’ It often healthier and lay better than if conSome years ago there Was some­ Mrs. Rose Marlin. Miss Hasel Mal|e- buys things that are prioelesa. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. thing of a boom of Rose Comb Bar- son, Miss Hopkins, BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. ROGERS & SON Go After Business CONSKJLTUNG red Plymouth Rock- but’ of Jatrl year* very lillle.ha? been heard iff;!, them. Star Bakery and Restaurant Phone 381 THE QUALITY BAKE SHOP Hastings. Michigan fi I �23WESS!a»£L JUNE 13, IBIL mil mins it U n»re “ the aequllne nose. — --3—the straw facial .onmw <M ths expressive mouth fail to assert themselves. Tlie young Women of cultured families look with merriment up­ on the■ oatonMum-nt of strangers when the latur first behold these THOUSANDS OF RED MEN ARE "Indians” Pans gowns, Jewels, European travel, bridge, automo­ LEARNED AND biles, art traiatrig in Paris and fa­ WEALTHY. miliarity with every uook and ow­ ner of the -ranean, country do nol iM>em to adapt-themselves to 'POM LO" II A DECIDED the traditional conception of what one should expect a person, of In­ MISROMER III THIS SIME dian blood to be. But the you ng women are proud Strangers Astonished to Find ‘‘Indi­ of their Indian blood, and know all distinguished ancestors. an’* Women Wearing Paris-Oowns aiioul' .Many of them delight in laying and Playing Bridge. Aside lheir aUka and satins and put­ Thn women of Oklahoma boast­ ting on tbe beads and buckskins of ing of ancestors who distinguished Indian story books—when in need themselves in various historic en­ of a striking photograph. Other­ terprises, and who aro members of wise, they prefer laces and puffs exclusive societies lo which just and powders and the late novels. plain, ordinary persons are not eli­ Sight of a genuine blanket would be gible, should look well lo lheir a novelty U> them, for probably it status in this new commonwealth, has benn more than a hundred for F predict that lheir claim to years since a blanket was worn in precedence is to be disputed by an (the live tribes. There are so many charming Oklahoma aristocracy based upon young women of Indian blood in Indian blood." These were the'words of a socie­ Eastern Oklahoma that it should ty matron Intimately acquainted be possible for an artist lo make a with social conditions in Oklahoma. reputation by picturing them. Miss Marjorie Davis of Tulsa is She tossed her head a bit when she spoke, for she has no Indian blood nol only highly educated, but a tal­ in her delicate blue veins. She ented violinist Among amateurs was unwilling to ilx a precise time there is no pianist in Oklahoma accomplished than Miss when her prediction might come more true, merely saying that it might be Davis.. She Specializes in the niURforty, fifty or even 100 years hence. ie of Chopin. She is of one-fourth Creek blood. Her father, Samuel There is the strongest likelihood of the realisation of this prophecy. Davis, a man of great wealth, In Oklahoma there are 75.000 per­ speaks Creek fluently and acts as sons of Indian-blood, and of (hia interpreter for his tribe. Miss number 26.(0) are of full or pure Marjorie is a member of Hyechka blood. In no other slate has the Club, Tulsa's most exclusive musi­ resident Indian population risen to cal orgarizatioa. Mrs. Davis is such social and political' promi­ musical and highly intellectual, and nence and acquired such large for­ belongs lo an-Jllinois family. Her tunes. This has tended toward the Brents were among the first white migrants from Alabama to settle frequency of intermarriage • be­ tween persons respectively of In­ in Creek Nation. dian and white blood. It is.a rath­ Among the Cherokees pretty er singular fad that save among women may be as easily found as lhe full bloods the preference of .roses in a summer garden. To be the Indian is to marry into the a Cherokee, according to lhe Cher­ okees, in' luck beyond measure. white race. Oklahoma is typically a sialo of Miss Sadie Pendleton Thompson, ItKiiati traditions, and the passing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. of time will give lo lhe Indian Thompson of Vinita, has distin­ Mr. character more and more of ro­ guished Chefoke*- lineage. mance. The exploits of warriors Thompson is a lawyer of large in far-off days, the renown of In­ practice. Miss Tluunpson is one of dian statesmen and diplomats, the the moat beautiful young women She is now a stu­ marvelous rapidity with which a in tho stale. people forsook a nomadic, life and dent ul National Park Seminary. became successful farmers, mer­ Washington, District of Columbia. Miss Lorena Cruce. whose father. chants and scholars, all these things will be recounted with nride Mr. Lee Cruce. is governor of Ok­ by future generations in Oklahoma lahoma, is of Chickasaw blood, and infused with Indian blood. • is a kinswoman of Douglass H. Johnston, governor of lhe Chicka­ .No Brilon views with more com­ saw Nation, and one of its most placency the fact that he ran trace powerful leaders. Miss Ixircna is his descent from William tho Con­ still enjoying her school days. She queror -than does the citizen of is greatly inlermled in her father's Oklahoma the fact that by blood he official life, and ..is his playmate. ludongs io one of the Five Civilized She has been mojberless for several Tribes, comitosed of the Clnjrokees. years. Miss Ixirmiii recently chris­ Creeks. Cholaws. Chtckasaws and tened the gnwUThailieship Okla­ Seminole*. _ For these tribes were homa. breaking a bottle of cham­ iho rulers of five empires, each pagne on its bow. Her home is al with its own system oil civilized Ardmore, and ’•in tho nearby coun­ government, embracing flic usual try she opms many acres of land, legislativo.'judicial and executive de­ which »!>•• rwcivsd as a member of partments. They maintained the Chickasaw Nation. schools ami academics at their own expense, and for the higher branch­ ".Wagnlflque!" es of learning sent their young men (From the New York World.) and young women to Harvard. Yale. Admiral Pletcher's format report Andover. Vassar, Mount Holyoke and the universities of Europe. on the navy's operations in the seiz­ Their tribal governments dealt ure of the port and tho occupation with till* United Stales Government of the city of Vera Cruz is now fol­ hy treaty, not greatly unlike any lowed by u detailed account of indi­ other foreign power, and lheir em­ vidual conduct aud cases of hero­ pires were not dismembered with­ ism among the iajsding forces. Whether we consider lhe quick out treaty negotiations that extend­ development of the plans for occu­ ed through a period of years. Before their migration west of pation in the early morning of April the Mississippi, these tribes lived in 21 nnd the great precision and cel­ Southern Slates—Georgia. Alaba­ erity with which they were carried ma, Florida and Tennessee—and on lo execution tiiroughoiit that day there their more notable men and and the next: or whether we con­ women contracted alliances with sider lhe f.ot|rage and resourceful­ many a cavalier family by mar­ ness mid eager devotion to duty riage. Those intimate relations shown all along the line of Iho in­ were unstained, especially by ihe vading force—only fftelings of ad­ educated mixed bloods, after remov­ miralion nnd pride in these fighting al lo Indian'Territory. The home forces of lhe nation are appealed lo • life in old Indian Territory is typi­ by the recital. It was no holiday performance. cally Southern, and the women have the same vivacity and tho Il was real war. and war m Hie ag­ same beauty to be found in those gravating form of having to tight slates that lie further toward the from open streets a numerous and uncertain and hidden foe .shooting tropics. . It might be well tn say the same from lhe concealment of the walls beauty with a charming difference, and the roofs of bouses. And in for those Indian girls and women this deadly work of occupation, have olive complexions and eyes m> which never even onctf turadd back black and sparkling that they or halted, we arc madfe to see indi­ might easily be suspected of hav­ vidual acts of daring and lhe re­ ing come from Rome, Cordova or sourcefulness and devotion which1 Seville. And. let il be whispered, embraced commanding, officers, some of them have that game little marines and -.uilors ana oven hos­ I^aLin flame of temper that cun pital apprentices alike, and which quickly leap into a most terrifying wore frequently manifested in the concealmeat of wounds, or in a re­ conflagration. It. was fortunate for these de­ turn lo lhe firing line after wounds scendants of Indian kings and prin­ had been dressed, that no possible ce* to be the inheritors of great effort should be left unexerted. The wealth. It is true that many of case of lhe wounded boy seaman the fullbloods in Eastern Oklahoma who escaped from the hospital arc poor, because they are unable back lo tho firing linfc und had to to outwit the tricky while specula­ be taken away by force is fairly tor. but lie mixed blonds arc liter- typical of the spirit shown by all. Two or throe days after tho land­ ully rolling in wealth. Practically nil the oil and gas in Oklahoma ing the cable dispatalMM from Eur­ , rdmes from Indian lands, and Okla­ ope told of an aged French army rillcer who saw service in Mexico' homa is the richest single oil Held in all the world. They own hun­ Muue 50 years ago. Be was observ­ dreds of thousands of acres of coal ed in a public place eagerly reading and asphalt, valued at millions of (he news from Xera Erpz and was dollars. Wraith adds lo Hie at­ heard **(n exclaim. • “Magnlflquo. tractiveness of a preUy girl, deapitc when he'fell dead. No cud of words all thal may be said about love for can improve on that judgment. It Iommi sake, aud lhe rule holds true was magniOcepl; just *h$H. ii^Easteni Oklahoma,-where young uriiuY. men of character, ambilion and ability have come from other stales A number from thia way attended and fallen iu love, and married a the i.liil-ironv Day exerches al Itarryvillc, Sunday. ’ fortune.' . , Mr. owl Mrs. Jay Smith are «-nTho most imposing homes Tn Eastern Oklahoma belong lo fami­ l«*rininiiig ihe latUr'6 brother, Vic­ lies ot inlcnnarricd raves.. Many tor David i-r Hnnioo, Mrs. Efllr HrMt entertained Inir <■( them arc mansions tilled with all the luxuries within rearli uf for­ mat her mid »ulue, from tlastingi tune. Sonic of Hie Mtafrs would Thursday. Miss Kiltie M. lulorh and Master romparc favorably with those thal lAewitl B' -imiipi- t-jMHil Hatunlay uud dot the Atlantic coast. . Let il nol be imagined, however, Sunday al Sce.lt Mclnlooli'-. Quimby will obxrrvfi Childrens' that Ilin word, Indian amounU tu much more than a descriptive term Day. The dale will be fixed next in llic rorial life of town Okla- Sunday. huuia. The trace of'Indian blood Prem-lnng June zirt'al Z30 p.' m. H oficn slighl. Tb* radical p- Sunday Mtlioui ut 1^1 p, ui. All try cularitiw are btroug, however, aud uud come. TOILET ARTICLES UIIU MISMTS BEAUTIFUL GIFTS FORBRIDES AND SWEET-GIRL GRADUATES ■_ YOU WILL LIKE THE “APPEARANCE” OF. OUR BRIDAL AND/ORA DUA TION GIFTS. WE SHALL GIVE YOU OUR ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE OF THE SPLENDID “QUALITY.” THE STYLES OF OUR SELECTIONS AND OF OUR “SETTINGS” ARE RIGHT UP TO THE LAST TICK OF THE CLOCK OF FASHION. v । WE WILL GUARANTEE YOU THAT OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW AS ANY RELIABLE JEWELER ANYWHERE WILL ASK. L. V BESSMER THE RELIABLE'JEWELER AND OPTICIAN RECORDS DEED OF HEROISM WAS A BRILLIANT REPORTER Blab In Scottish ChSFch Tells Story of St- Mark Declared a Shining Example for Newspaper Writer of Remarkable Bravery and Self­ Sacrifice. In lhe chapel at Glcnalmond school, dn Perthshire, Scotland, there Is a marble slab with this stirring story recorded upon it There was In the school a pupil named Alexander Cumlno Russell, who became an officer In lhe Seventy­ fourth Highlanders when only a lad Of seventeen. In connection with the memorable loss of the Birket&ead, be won immortal glory. The troop­ ship struck upon a rock; the soldiers were formed In ranks upon tho deck to die; the women and children were Russell was ordered Into one off be watched with dlinmfd eyes tbe doomed ship. When the went down he saw creature^.nf the deep contend­ ing for his befovod comrades. Then Tbe greatest journalist tho world ever knew lived 1.600 or more years before the invention of type, according Philadelphia Bulletin. St. Matthew put bls chronicles in his story; St. John used SI. but St. Mark covered all the details more viyidly in 16, amk true to the spirit of action that.-ant mates his kind, put a miracle,in every chapter. St.Mark. Dr. Palmer said, waa the reporter among the apostles. His viewpoint, his language and his mar velous ability to give action and cli­ max, dash and color In a sentence should be a glowing example to the newspaper writers of this day. Each of the other apostles speaks of skies that opened. Mark says they one among bis brethren who stopped dutifully to describe the color of a the side. ▲ woman In tho craft called out In given scene. In the writings of hie agony, "Rave him! Ob. save him, sir.| fellows It is told that tho people went to the aermon on the mount. Mark room for another, and tbe boat waa writes vividly that the people ran. laboring heavily aa it waa. Russell - In writing for tbe Homans be used colorful allusions and the references children, then at those beseeching to wild beasts to touch their iutallV genes in sympathetic fashion at every stern, he plunged into the water, and stroke. helped the sailor into what had been his own pla-'e. Then amid a chorus • Misunderstood Again. of "God bless you" from everyone In "Why. whatever are you dowi thia time of the morning for, turned to meet hia death. 'J thought I'd like to give you your world, particularly in Scandinavian telescope of their own invention. A tube is procured, made of tin aud fun­ nel-shaped. about three and one-half feet long and nine inches In diameter at the broadest end. It is made wide enough at the top to take In the ob­ servers' eyes, and the Inside Is painted black. At tho bottom, or wide end. a clear, thick pleee of glass is Inserted, with a little lead in the form of a ring to weight tho tube. When the Instru­ ment is immersed Ih clear water It Is said that the observer can see down an astonishing .number of fathome. little Mrs. Podge. Well pleased, but dimly scenting and prepared to depart. ;Have you a clean handkerchief, ,1—, V.. U.W. 1., me fix your tic.” "Quito all right, little woman." “1 don't like to think of your going to the station all by yourself, lovey," she said prettily, "fm coming with But the old bdy was thoroughly awake now. Turning round on tho doormat, ho said: How much ia It you want?" The Whole Show. for dtscusaion In the lobby of a Wash­ ington hotel the other afternoon and i congressman told of an Incident that happened in one of tho metro­ politan cities. ■ One day a young man went to tbe The craze for giving fantastic names to do luxe articles designed for the rich lady shopper la spreading. For­ merly it waa only costly bottles of perfume which received Ulloa sapposed to express their contents, such as "Like You.” •'Temptress,'' "SeduoUon.” "Em**™ Mystery." Now thi great dressmaking houses aro naming Intimated that ho'would like to be! connected with the firm. • filmy evening dress. very decollete . 2. ““I! ?• — —• -——— ‘“J,"* I' ’"7!" Ik W -UblUh.^i , ,u,„.w crltlc ,hlLh, wouil ,„„ UI uut. ,1 would though it is a most beautiful example -I wm (Making." letllly returned of the dressmaker s art "Desha*." "Escapade." "Caprice," "Modesty," "Frivolity," "Imprudence." and even "Nightmare," are soma of the titlM "Just 'he thing!" happily replied is boss. "You may have both lobs. that if rtdas Iscariot should In eur midst, waving a eeii BA.N.NEH WAX! ADVS. FAY. . Combs, Brushes, Sponges, Soaps, Etc. Wc have everything for the Toilet table, bath room and tick room, u well u for health, comfort and luxury. It is now the season, too. when it is natural to expect a number of the little inconveniences from the effects of the'sun, wind, insects or poisonous vines. way is to be prepared with something from our big line of Toilet Preparations. Tbe best Wtican sup­ ply you with anything you wish at the lowest -prices. Brushes Grass and Wool Sponges 5c to 50c Bath Brushs, Hair Brushes, Chamois Skins for polishing the Nail Brushes, Clothes Brushes, furniture and Autos Bottle Brushes. Toilet Soaps Bath Soaps Tooth Brushes from 5c to 35c Hand Soaps Carveth 8 Stebbins Phone 31 The Rexedl Druggists Hastings, Mich. 376 FEATURES ANNOUNCED • ACETYLENE ■ Another announcement which will be greeted with interest nnd enthusiasm is the coming of tho >,rl COOKING Ben Greet players. This company made the lour of HO Ked|>ath Chnutauquas last season and this season will appear on 130. There will be thirteen actors in the com­ pany, including Percival Vivian, who made so many friends on the . We Mil S great many Pilot Lighting Acetylene is loo, a d Chautauqua* of last season. AU Ben drect plays pre" given with the minimum stage effect. There is nothing to detract atten­ tion from the play itself. EvCiy actor is experienced and each plays and sometimes to other outbuildings. In ■ his part with the sole purpose of these buildings they Us-urn ths grest bells depicting the character exactly as cf Acetylene1*light A * to * *timbers * * * *or rafters. it should-be. Correct diction and They also equip these lights with igni­ pronunciation are distinguished tion devices — to make them light with characteristics of the Ben Gfcet the! pall of a chain witboat snatches. ' players. T. H. WASHING A special feature of (he opening tight day will be a concert by the Dutibar Quartet and Bell Ringers. Carry­ ing a peal of 2U0 bells made in Eu­ rope, this company will furnish a OXWELD ACETYLENE CO. program of . interest to old and CHICAGO — young. This opening concert will be giv­ en in three parts. Dun part will . include vocal quartet select Ions, the . QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. second will consist of instrumen­ tal numbers on violin, cello and piMr. and Mrs. Joseph Dolison of! ai»o, and the third division will in- ।C.liartiHle, visited his sister, Mrs. elude the famous bell ringing. ।<ieo. Andress. Sunday. Ilo found The Kellog-Hiiiii'es Singing Par- .Mrs. .Andress a little easier. Mr. ami Mrs. Dell Shoup spent I ty will present in spocial costume an evening of light opera, probably :Sunday with lhe latter's parents, giving the entire rendition of Mr. and Mrs. Brady in Assyria. "Lively Galab-a." This organiza­ Mr. and Mrs. Almon Sheldon and tion is one of tin* Ix-xt known in the Mr. and Mrs. Hay Gould were nt Lyceum and Chautauqua world U>- ,Charlotte, Saturday and attended day. the Grange rally. One of lhe several lecturers who Mr. aud Mrs. fcd Manning spent will speak here Chautauqua week Sunday with .tho latter's parents irt is to deal with tho Japanese prob­ Assyria. lem in this country—a subject Miss Maggie McIntyre is again, which has been discussed a great star rialtor toyoar Koos*. music lessons in this deal-during the past year mid yet giving ■ The subscription price is one upon w.hicl} pcopln outgide of community:' California arc tint little'informed. Gildroy Gould of Irving. New Montaville Flowers, under the York, is visiting ul his brother's theme of-"Color Glmrd and Picket farm fn West Kalanio, the late Oli­ Line" will fully discuss this impor- ver Gould.- He intends lo locale taut subject. around there if he finds conditions Having lived in Ohio and Cnlifor- :favorable. nfn. Mr. Flowers Ims Imen able lo , study the Japanese problem from the viewtioint of Ivolli eastern and ' western people. He mentions lhe fact that 65.000 of the 75,000 Japanesc in lhe United Stales live in Cal­ ifornia. In I87H lhe number was scarcely too. The usual -emphasis will bo plac­ ed Chautauqua week on work Affords you a fine place for an outing. among the children. Each Clmu\ r BOARD .BY DAY OR WEEK. lauqua will havfi a woman play­ EXCELLENT BATHING BEACH. ground worker aiid story teller. The playground work will be free, FINE FISHING to all childi >-ii. PASSENCKB LAUNCH AND ROW BOATS. A. J. •HILF, Frap. -Especial attention will be paid to MIONK FOX ANY INFORMATION NHHPJ!I». bOCTH. “««♦<• the Hunday programs and lheir nplu-opriateness to the spirit .of tho rhy. In all places where thfe Den­ ton Grand (h»-tV Ounpany appears mi Sunday, they will present seine-tirnis from the orifjirios. All cities when* the Kallugg-Haiiies Singing Party's dates come on Sunday, they, loo, will present » sacred program. Other announcements will 1m> 1 made soon as l« other Icclurera and j musical companies which are com- j ing Chautauqua week. HOMt MAUL Fine for Dairy Farms A Word to the Borrower □□□□□□ SHELF'S RESORT PINE LAKE Two miles from Doster IFniaestt Bewli bjs HEAD OF GULL LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cadwallader; motored lo Kulainuoo . and back i Thursday. 0. Backus is adding a new coat > of paint lo his house. Miss Bertha Williain«bn spentj Friday with Mr. nnd Mrs. James! Leach of Yorkville. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chapin on-1 lertained the latter's brother Chas.i Imbor of Kaluiuazoo lhe latter part uf lu»t week. • i The Gramma <>rninma Chapter I Kigma Nu Fraternity of Albion j College held their annual picnic all Evei-k' Hotel lust Saturday. There ware ifi students mul Prof, and Mrs. Sleight ns guests of honor. All did jusltee to the good things prepared! for dinner, after which they ga\x i some of lheir college yells and! sungs. Albert Taylor and lady fi-irml of| Kalamazoo Spent Hunday ultcrnoon. al Isaac AHwojt’ja. Miss Gertrude Baker spent Sun-duv at home. • Prof, and Mrs. Hfotl add chiidreul of Evatntou are aguin oecupylmr lheir cottage for the summer. Ground, end building, cod! and beautiful night by gas Good Boating—Good Fishing Motor and Row Boats Spedal-aickea Diaaer £»«y Saadsy! Connected by Livery at Shelbyville or G.'R. & I. . If you and your .friends wish io spend a pleasant day at » number of days come to us. YoU will find evary accommoda­ tion. Weal <Gu Lake Sommer IKesert Open the Whole Year a. D. mUBONM. Pros*. Bell Phone 30-3r-WsyU»d Ea- �PAGE 1111,11,1'. AM ITUIBUT WOttU AUTO MECHANICS T THE UTHT The j| Supreme Car Maxwell -25" $750 A superbly constructed car, fully equipped, big and roomy, five-passenger family automobile at an extraordinarily low price. , It’s an automobile that renders maximum service at minimum expense. . It is a high value car at a popular price. Bassett Garage, Nashville, Mich. They Arc Quicker sad More Ac­ curate In Localtoff Md Rep^U- And women have triumphed in another sphere of Mtivity, for H. Clifford Jii.kaw, •riiurip.-i of (hr automobile acboof, and oil nf his twenty-one assistants and teachers, agree that as stodMfo of automo­ biles women are nol one whit be­ hind the men. • "In fact," .aaye' Mr. Brokaw, "when fl cornea to finding out what is wrong with a motor that won’t run, the women are quicker than many of the men in diagnosing Uie symptoms and overcoming the trouble." Save for the heavy lifting of dis­ mantled engines, lhe women stud­ ents take exactly the same work as lhe men. They meet on two morn-uiga a -week when Uiera are uo men’s classes in session and have the big, throe-story school build­ ing entirely to themselves. The men’s work has become known as “an overalls course," be­ cause. rind in overalls, the men. armed with wrenches, screwdriv­ ers, pliers, etc, get rigid down to business and actually work over motors of every type and make. The women's course is no less thorough. Instead of overalls, they wear long aprons of heavy mater­ ial, which cover» them from the neck down and which have capaci­ ous pockets wlusre the women keep a lump of cotton waste and tools for the motor. Motors are dismantl'-d. so that the inner construction and mechan­ ism is laid bare and made easy to understand. Valves and ignition parts are studied, taken apart and put together. The instructors dn all the heavy lifting, but the wo­ men students handle all the .small­ er parts themselves. Tho rnarf who think* a woman can’t handle a monkey-wrench or a pair of pliers would change his mind after-a visit to one of the wo­ men’s classes. They do a* well as the men students in our classes. “Women make easy students to instruct," says Mr. Brokaw, “lie­ cause they are • not afraid to ask qtiesiions- If a woman doesn't understand a thing she doesn't hes­ itate to ply the teacher with ques­ tions until she does know what it’s all about." Hundreds of people throughout the United States have tried various makes of motor cars—many of them good cars—and in the end they finally settled on THE CADILLAC. And they have not been disappointed! gives them service for economy in operation; gives them smoothness and sat­ isfaction during years of constant use. All the best that motor cars can give is given by THE CADILLAC. , Western Michigan Cadillac Co. OSCAITECKBERG, Mgr. 220-222 North Ionia Ave. Grand Rapids, Mich. 1 of the Wo rid "It’s Better to Buy a CaJilL Than to Wish You Had." —give them what is termed “lhe I laugh." Before you have covered another mile you may be .in the same predicament. If the situation is such that you feci it is your place to give assist­ ance, do not criticise what tho man in trouble has already done or smile in a superior way, if he shouid | show ignorance. If he is willing to1 BE READY FOR THE WORST learn and appreciates your help, do I Be induced to purchase some oth­ IF YOU HAVE AUTO ACCIDEKT everything you can for him, but do I ■not display your knowledge in a I boastful manqer. It is lhe height er make of car when you want a Don't Let Fear Drhr You lo Hun. of had rearing. “BUICK,” even though our entire Stop and Mdke Note of Blume It On The Tire. Every Detail. 1914 production has been disposed it full.enough Motor accident* are found to He didn't pump all the air is free; of. happen soma limes amt may be HeThough left il soft and spongy like, you are to be the next motorist to And scooted on, with glee. YOU will be well paid in the long meet with an accident. Does it oc­ cur to you to she prepared for a He skidded, then he glided, and run by waiting until, JULY for a possible accident? Ho whooped Hirougb dust ana Being unprepared is the cause mire; of .so many drivers speeding away Aud when it burst, Im cussed and after running over a pedestrian. ctl*.-ed Fear fakes possession of them and And blamed il on the lire. the nnl natural thoughi of the hu­ man mind under the influence of Ho drove il on the street-car tracks this emotion is,'flight. With confidence superb. Though a driver may not be at Ho bumped against Hie lamp posts. For many, reasons KRIT Cars have always stood head and shoulders above the crowd. The fault, it is looked upon ns nn ad­ And he iforaptxl it on the curb. KRIT car is economical. You get a car that will d^pnything you want it to do arid you don’t pay a mission of guilt not to stop and do high price. And KRIT cars are just as economical to run as is their first cost. In over five years’ everything within his power for He slammed il nnd he Jammed it. use the original and compact KRiT power plant has proved itself not pnly powerful and depend­ To fill his heart's desire. the injured. If you are ever so un­ able but thrifty in the consumption qf oil and gasoline. And what’s more—the KRIT is always fortunate ns to rim down anyone, And when il popped, right out he ho hopped in shape because it is built right from the start. No staggering repair bills to take all the fun ,out loso no. lime ih stopping and plac­ ing Hie injured party in your car And blamed it on the tire. of your motoring pleasure. (and hurrying lo the nearest hospl- Ho cut it on some broken glass. LE.T US DEMONSTRATE TO YOU I tut or doctor. Then return to the But Ihousht, "that didn't hurt," • scene of the aeeklent and gel the He kept right on through sand aud xr T> u* XT XT IT *T* T* Citizens Phone 98 I names of as many witnesses ns yon mud, Middleville, Michigan can. Make note nf every detail And filled lhe cut- with dirt. from tho lime of lhe day to what you believe w as I lie direct cause of It. spotted hero and Tolled there, And soon ho howled in ire. the mishap. If there happened to lie but one or two witnesses and When it blew up,’ he blew up loo unnecewary operations and the said to predominate in the con- they appeared to be passers-by, do THE BUICK MOTOR COMPANY And blamed il on the tire. fiimiiiiifion of all Waste working I sumption of the car. Tho Buick not lose the opportunity of obtain­ He pul on chains thal ground and EXPECT TO INCREASE OUTPUT force, the Buick company lias been ; company also enjoys a good foreign their names by requesting them chewed. able to give a better car for the;: business, but the number of cars ing you to lhe hospital. And gouged into the tread; money than ijver before and this is:, shipped out of lhe United Stales as to Inaccompahy some district* of the large ttlt lias Been Company’s Mint Suc­ largely responsible for tho exceed-;[compared with the total number of a driver run* the risk of be­ true. ingly good year. This ofllciency of oars built Is ndf very large because cities cessful Year Both at Home mobbed. This often arises "But what of that," he said. manufacture thus proves itself to I1 lie Buick company has always had ing and Abroad. his slowness in deciding what he one of the greatest factors of , a good demand nt home and has nol from He whizzlcd along nnd sizzed along. to do. If it Is seen that slopping The Buick Motor Co- Flint, Mich.. I success in iho automobile industry!1 pushed its foreign trade. - in a crowded disorderly street lo He picked up nails nnd wire. has just completed lhe most suc­ as well us in any other Industry. ’ The working force al the Buick pick up the injured person would And when they batighd, his list he cessful year in its history. This Thirty-six Fords sold and The Buick company expects to plant is reduced somewhat just now be foolhardy, drive to the dearest' whanged. company, which is one of Uic larg­ on account of (he completion qf the And blamed it on lhe lire. est producers of low and medium- materially increase its production year's schedule, and the lay-off 1s police station.afid give yourself up. delivered this season. priced cars, manufactures in its schedule for 1015. Tho Buick mar­ -imply Hie usual procedure follow­ This shows your good intention* Who is this iniqi? Go ask the boys Who mi-el him every day. pwn plant nearly every part-of its ket is all over the United Stales, ing tile completion of one year’s and your excuse, if plausible, will Don’t wait, but vehicles. Due to the weeding out of there being no section which can be product and the start on another. bo accepted. It is gruesome to be Go ask the hoys who have to hear i discussing such matters, but as The tliiiig.* he has lo say. When working normally the plant they occur so often it Is necessary buy at once. He hores In and roars in, gives employment to 5.500 men. to mention them. Besides this large output of pasWith word.* of angry tire. Opinions differ as Io w.helhcr a senfrer vehicles tho Buick company driver should stop after killing a Though he's to blame, its ail lhe same— tliis year turned out about a thous­ dqg. Some crowds are as indignant and trucks, which are on nn en- as though it was a child. In some 'He blame.* it on the lire. lirelf different chassis than pleaa- farts of Europe where the dug is —Uonli'ibuted by tho Miller Rubber lire/tars. Al the present time lhe ighly thought of, it would never Co, Akron, Ohio. * truck department has to build only pay lo stop. Some dogs, like an exceedingly small percentage of chickens, cannot be dodged and af­ Enough Tu Make Any Horse Laugh. /fastings. Mich. il* schedule anil it still has 2 ihon- ter a driverjias once narrowly es­ Edmond Blanc, the well-known Opposite Barry Hotel tlis in which to do it, viz., June and caped turning his rar over into a French race horse owner, being July. . ditch endeavoring to miss a dog, he dissatisfied with the difficulties- of is not likely the srennd time to take trnns[H)rting hi*. horses between Excjusive agents for Kelly-Springfield tires. Easy Way to Clean a Carpet. Hie dog’s life - into coQxderation France and England by the usual | Thr«» P.mirin,,. Instead of sweeping your stair car* against his own and his compan­ mean*, has installed a service, of train to bout and boat to train. A number of motorists in Barry county have x^Htortably padde.I: ~ pet. try wiping it over. with a damp ion*.' Latil front-drive rbtuscs lilted with , The. bo» ai*conipart|ri.mt used these tires for two years or more; They for the “u h d In this advanced stage of motor­ special detachnhto 'bodies. These there-is , cloth. Use a teaspoonful of ammonia trainer, and. owing to Uie drive belltu “ ar « perafctou. to man- to speak have ■ 5000-milc guarantee. I in two quarts of warm water. Your ing the driver gm's on Uie road aro kept in readiness m the train­ ing on the front wheels, the horse' touch and know »*«•. 10 •Pend “ucfi well equipped fur . emergencies; ing quarters nl Mhlsong-ljilllte ami i carpel will look clean an0 bright and Wc also have the "Woodward Pump.” Ask ncrtrlheless there aro times whiyi Chantilly and nl Folkslone on tile is not disturbed by noise or vlbra- and haTe UWa, to presume much and thero will be no dust . ' assistance can be rendered tn an English coast. Tbe horse is led lion, which is further diminished bo worth little.—Cervantes. about it. Saves lots of hard work and time. unfortunate party. Nevur .hesitate Into the padded box which is then by lhe wheels being fitted with dual to slop and lend a jack or a couple lifted onto the rlmssis. Op arrival Oils, Gasoline and Automobile Accessories. -oh M w u» Tm»m Comforting to Stout People. of gallons of gasoline to those in at Boulogne the box is swung unto The trainer, who unanably lr»vof Hlieumatism. ‘ Calharlio Tablets aro a need. The day has passed wl|«H it Hie deck of a steamer and duty I specially good little regulator that was considered proper to stop and transferred to lhe waiting chassis . keeps your system in perfect work­ ask of every parly stalled by the on arrival al Folkestone. From ing order. No biliousness, no con­ roadside if they were iu need uf tfience il proceeds io wherever lhe i slipaljou, no digress after eating, anything, but a signal should never horse is Imgngeil to rnm - ■- • ' no gassy taste. A •to#l imjhwu who be ignored. Il has been found there is an ac­ 1KTSJ wleklx • Proprietors i uses them constantly will really Efont speed by the man who is tual saving of time when compared many Eumal. I..*»»,. ' ! feel Ihinned out and more. com­ laboring with u tire and throw dust lo railroad- transit, and the hors* ' ' . of (he poisons tint cause your paid i (urtablU us a result of their use.— and smoke in liis face. Don’t—as arrives iu better condition, owiug Give our W ant Column a trial for ; misery and tormtutiug rb«ta£ । Arthur Mulholland^—Adv. you drive by the party in trouble to the absence of transfers from "VM-rbnriv wnrl« It , | H«,n — irlbur MidhattaM —' DON’T 1915 Model Krit $950—$1050 with Electric Starter Hastings Buick Co Hastings, Mich • £>• H -D IN IN 11, Wise gagers gag &arlg State Street Garage Stebbins ii; ‘. E. Budd aud H. E. Black to Co �THE H4CTINGR B INNER. JUNE 11, ttlL FACE FOtKTFF1N Lisle Cortrigbt, Arthur Smith. Mira Lilith F.vner amt Miw Hazelk* Olmstead motored to llajlle Creek nnd spent Sunday. . Mrs. Harry WOMEN Women of the highest type, women of superior education and refinement, whose discernment and judgment give weight and force to their opinions, highly praise the won­ derful corrective and curative properties of shell's from Friday lilt Sunday ■ning. * Charlotte Saturday for a few days Mis* Amy Hartwell sent th- fnrc- i nere was ii" ................ nt the Evangelical church Sunday Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Throughout the many stages of woman’s life, from girlhood, through the ordeals of motherhood to the declining years, there is no safer or more reliable medicine for stomach troubles and constipation. Fj-nnk Dilbnhm r of Chicago. was a guest "f hi* mother. Mr*. Chan. Fowler and siMer, Mr*. Lydia Lath­ rop, Sqnduy. Dr. nnd Mr«. S. M. Fowler of Bat- Sold Everywhere at 25 Cents a Box t.iniieron or riwrndnline i)*-troll. ami 'Mt** »... ,„ ..a, .visit. <-ii Smith, who went there ffAr fftr »•*... Mr. ami Mr*. .1. M. Hauer nnd dnuuliL-r of Wmsiland and Mr. nnd Mr-. M. E. Downing frnm north nf Hie village inolnred to the village Sunday mid called on relative*, ft i< quite a while since Mr. Downing was in town, having been laid up for soiii«: linin' oiC account of; a stroke of paralysis. . Mr. and Mra. Glenn Knapp and daughter - Leona and Miss Gene- NASHVILLE"] •k return- Chris anil Mis* Lydia Hawblilzcl f 1-do-viHe. Indiana, uml Floyd •lay Minnick of, Berrien Springs were Charlotte mu st* at Peter. Ilollihnnr'a and C. evening. . .[ Mi*s Lillian Fiebatll has reluhi- Mar*hnlls last week. cd tn her home in Grand Rapids. Mrs.. Calherine Knrclicr visited after several week* visit her;relatives al Bailie Creek" last Mr. ami Mr*. C. R. Quirk, Sunday uncle's E. A. FiehiH'h'i. and Monday. I'nrmers and Merchants Miss-Agnes Rosendale left SalurMiss Goldie (iiinymi doing business in the north been visiting at E. A. I >< I.. Glasgow's store.' while■ way. in the upper iwninsulfl, some Hine has reliu m.. riot- -------of the -----bank ---------building Miss Mildred Quick went tn Chiholm* III Montpelier. Ohio. -----Forrest G. Fiebm b was at Hnst-j!' h<'iu« rebuilt mid new furniture1 engo last "Saturday. Miss Jennie Hueklc left Saturday mgs ln«t Saturday afternoon mid j inshdled. and i morning for her home in F'airevening playing with ins nrcheslr: ................. “ . grove. at the opening of lhe “Palace ol I Mr. and Mra. Alton Hager motnrKw«*ls." annual memorial services ed over from Bellevue la«f Friday Mrs. Roy Cameron of Detroit vis- 'tlieir ’ la*t Sunday morning. They met <it afternoon nnd attended the Almu­ j. Smith last week and attended the ' Castle Hall at IlkUfh ami went in a ni banquet in the evening. Mr. ; body J" ptkeview Cemetery where Hncer responded to n toast. coinmviiceiiM'iil exercises mid I they decorated with flowers the The Alumni banquet was' a grand Aluiuni banquet. graves of lheir departed brothers. "success in every way. The supMrs. Emma Brown has returned Sunday afternoon tin* Odd Fel­ from Burlington. \Vi*coii*in where; low nmi "Rebekah lodges held lheir l lie M. E. churcli ami pronounced she spent .*onn* lime with Mrs. F. annual im-mdrial nervier.* nnd went I lie best ever. Mr*. J. C. -Ketchum B. Prouty. to Lakeview cemetery in a body of Hastings was toast mistress nnd The W..C. T. U. meets with Mra. filled that place in a very creditable Nellie Huinplirey (hi* Thursday manner. Imlh tO-herself and the soafternoon wiih^ Mra. Clara Dahl- flass anil tlowera. Mrs. W. A. Vance has been al Mrs. E. V. Harker was nt Char­ Knlaino several days helping care lotte Inst Week Tuesday" nlli-inhng whiefrwas much <*njoyed..hy a good for her father, Mr. Dodgespn. who. many people. ‘ • Cahill of Saginaw. John Mead came home from Ann Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Townsend and Miss Utah Evuer of Athens is Arbor Sunday morning 'to spend sons. Ralph. Harold find Glenn of visiting her aunt. Mrs. C. F. Wilkin­ the week with his mother anil Haslinus called on relatives here son nnd other relatives here. other relative* and friends. Bert Hart visited In* daughter at . Cort right came Imino from Flint, last week. ........... uf M. Thursday evening to Traverse City came In see their Miss Bertha Marshall of Cnlea-1 attend niece Miss Mildred Ptirchiss gradu­ ate nnd are staying this week to vis­ cuts, Mr. uml Mrs. .1. B. Marshall. (had lo return for his exntiilnalions it relatives and friends. Vernon Dailey who was a guesl lhe first of the week. William JnrrardI Is' building addition tn hi* house on . I he cor­ ner of Slmrnian and Lsm|i Sts, and i onnecting with the sewer and hav­ ing the waterj*m In. . William Miimum had the waler put in ul his place on Gregg SL last week. F. A. Wertz nnd son. Maurice, were al Grand Rapids, Monday nfu-ninon on business. Miss Bess Burr v&.*nt to her home al Elmdale, Sunday afternoon. She was accompuiii'-d by Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Pratt and two daughter.*. Mar­ garet nnd Helen. The Pratt fam­ ily returned Momlny nffernnon. The officer* elected al lhe last meeting of the Womans’ Horne Missionary Society of the M. E. church are as follows: President, Mrs. J. B. Marshall; 1st vice presMrs. V. W. I''iirni"<; -nd vice pres.,] Mra. C. JL Glasgow, srerelary, Mra. M. H. Brooks: a*.d. secretary. Miss Florence.Orob**: treasurer. Mrs. J. C. Hurd, sec'y of literature, Mrs. W. J. LeibhiMRer; sec'y «»f of mite lioxes, Mra. M. H. Rvyijolds. NORTH •>ASHVII.I.K. Misses Stella and‘Gayle Hager of Woodland, _* .2?. visited Nashville friend* * ’ \IM last -.’irs.Emmett r.rnri। leighner who has |hxaii milt<> been quite ill is some better nl this .lime. ’ Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Dell Squires of it with Mr. Squire's sister nnd family, Mrs. Frank Purchis. and Sunday with her daughter al Grand Rapid*. Mrs. Dora Young of Taromm Washington, who is a guest of her mother, Mrs. Beck, went to White Cloud and Fremont Saturday to spend a couple of weeks with friends. , Mrs. Jennie Blickle went to Flint Saturday to visit Mr. and Mra. Rus­ sell Wightman. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kaiser and son. Francis went lo Charlotte. Saturday to viil Mr. nnd Mra. Levi Hickman and M''. and Mra. Von Sheldon. Isaac Purk'-y of Dotrdit is spend­ ing a week with friends hen*. Miss Mabel Marble was home from Grand Rapids over Sunday. Mfs. John Glitches.* is spending a few days wilh Mrs. Mary Gar­ dener of Dayton Corners. Ed. Palmer and family. Mr. aud Mrs. Ed. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brumm am| daughle.r June. Mr. and Mra. John Offiey, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Green, Mr. and Mrs. t'harle* Feighner, Mr. and Mra. Roy Brumm and daughtei; Velina and Mr. ami Mrs. C. E. Price attended tin* Farniers'aud Grange picnic al Charlotte, Saturday. -WorthlaM but Beloved Pup. A dog fancier it a person who will live 11,000 for a dog with a long pedk gree. A dog lover will divide hie liv­ ing and lodging with a dog thal couldn't bo told for a quarter, but chances to bo bls friend —Louisville “Ye cannot God and mam­ mon." . . Those who ntten<|e.j our quartert" ly meeting from away were: Dis­ trict Elder nnd Mrs. Gaffin of Beld­ ing. Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Griswold and A-. D. Thomas of Cellar Creek, Wm. Troxel apd wife and Oliver Bolton and wife .of Hastings. Mra. Della IITnyer of Maple Grove. Mr. and Mra. S. B. Norton. Orson Shoup and Miss Nellie Reese of Nashville, Al the official meeting' Saturday. Mrs. James Mead Was elected dele­ gate nnd T. H. Rodebaugh alternate deleguto to our annual conference lo bo held at Mnnlnii. August (MO. Mrs. Hallie -Shaner and Mrs. Flossie Shnup me on tlic sick lisl. Dr. Barber in attendance. " Mr. and Mra. James Howard and Mr. Homer Wade *p*-nt Thursday evening nt Elmo Soulys al Hustings. Elmo Soules spent Friday with James Howard, Ashing. Mra. Etta Mead and Donald and Ikirolhy speril Monday with Mra. Mead’s parents. P. E. TAimper and wife of Hastings. W-e regret thql we failed to men­ tion last week that a little eight pound lady by the num.* of Ruth Lucille came to live with Mr. anil Mra. C. S. Barrett. June second. Wm. P. Jnrrard nnd son UiwclL and <>. <«. Ily.k* went to Grand Rap­ ids Monday tn attend the funeral of the former"*"cousin Alldrew U-sler. Mr. and Mra. J. L. Norris, Mra. Mary Norris and Mrs.- Fannie linyward of Casnovia came to Mrs. Jane "Norris’ Wednesday and attended the Norris . reunion at Vennonlville Thursday." They made the trip in Mr. Norris' auto. Mra. Jane Norris and daughter Ola attended lhe Norris reunion Thursday and Ola spent from Thursday till Sunday with her un­ cle. A. R. Williams and cousin Burl Decker and family of Vermontville. Mrs. Rachel Olmslend nnd daugh­ ter Leva of Cedar Lake attended the Norris reunion nnd spent from Thursday till Saturday with her grandmother, Mra. Jam* Norris. ' FREEPORT. Miss E<iiIh Moore nf Grand Rap­ id* ia spending this week with her pa rents here. Mra. C. A. Curtiss nnd Miss Marl­ on Kriiy<>n are visiting Hr* former's daughter nl Toliilo, Ohio. ' Geo. Miller, Floyd Won«i and Ray Miller un* >*njoyiug a two weeks outing al Hun Inke.* Freeport is making many, plans for the-great Fourth of July cele­ bration here. - . —» . In n red hot game here Saturday the local independents went down to'.a defeat before the Hustings I.ifeflmera after struggling eagerly for leu Innings. The score was 5 to 6. liul the game stood 3 io 3 nl (he last of lhe ninth, when Ihu vis­ itors imule 3 hiiis iindjho locals 2. Batteries—Roush ami Robleski, Sis­ son. Furgesnn nnd Rctitiler. F. A. Kissnn was in Alto on busim*ss part of Inst weeek. Mrs. Minnie Sisson nnd Miss Dorothy Rigterlnk spent Tuesday in Grand Rapid*. Waller Wnrd of Minneapolis came Saturday for nn extended vis­ it v*ilh his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. (). Ward. ' The Kershaw Tent show- Com­ pany located-here for Hie week, Sunday. They were recently in I.ake Odessa. Fern Herrington of Baltimore. Md- is visiting his parents here. Mrs. Roy Brot*kway of New Car­ lisle. In«L, is lhe guest nt the'home of Mr.liml Mra. J. W. Fogle.mug. Claud Taylor of . Grand- Rapids visiled i-elatives here Saturday. Miss Hazel Smelker was In Has­ tings. Sunday. Miss Leda Moore of Hie M. A. C. is visiting her parents east of town. Miss laiuni Schwaiter of Grand Rapids spent. Sunday with her par­ ents east of town. Miss Maude Sisson was in Grand Rapid*. Friday. F. E. Brunner Is heller now nnd able to in* nt the store. H. C. Peckham, F. A. Sisson nnd Ray Ware spent Tuesday al Gun lake. . . COUNTY LINE. ASSYRIA. MORGAN. ‘ Karl Rcahm ami Miss Reatha Mrs. Pugh viisled her son in Grcdn were over Sunday visitors fjii*ing. part of lhe week. , with -his brother, John ileahrn nnd llememm'r the L A. nt’ the church parlors Thursday after­ Mr. and Mrs. lannard Wachter noon. andtjio ice errant social Sat­ and daughter of Woodland, were urday evening. Sunday visitors of II. J. Gerlingen Mrs. Lynn Shepard is visiting her ami family. parents, Mr. ami Mra. McIntyre of Hay Morrow of Sobewa was a Hashings. Her. little sister who has Sunday guest of Miss Lula Geriin- been visiting her the past Jwo Mr. nnd Mrs. Waldo Gerlinseri Always Iz-ad To Belter Health. visited lhe latter’s cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Merryliehl of Mulliken Serious sickness starts In disor­ over Sunday. ders fif lhe stomach, liver nnd kid­ Miss Etta Lucas visited her neys. The ties! OOrrrclivA and pre­ grandma Gerliiiger, Friday night. ventive o-uiive is i»r. Hr. mugs King's ;sew New Life i.ue Pills. rins. They Purify the Blood—Prevent Constipation, keep Liver, Kidneys In the 8amo Boat. De Broke—''So tho tailor called and Bowels in healthy condition. again with tny bill? Did you say 1 Give you beher health by ridding Hie system of fermenting and-gassy foods. Elfrcliye and mild. 25c. Recommended by Cqnelh .& Steb­ bins.—A. E. Mulholland,—Adv. MIDLAND-TARK. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hursley aro making n trip through the northern part of the slate in nn automobile. Rev. mid Mrs. Paxson returnwl from- their daughter s' in Grand Haven last week. Rev. Flcvenson spent part of last week at Rev. Harger's. Hiram Payne made u business trip io Balilt* Creek, Monday. A number of lhe collages are Iw*ing occupied now. It is line resort­ ing here. \ Clark Robinson ami wife and Ray Johnson and wifi* spent Hunday ut L. E. Andrus of North BarrjMr. and .Mra. G. R. Knapp of Ben­ ton llniiMv. spent a day last week with Mary Payne. Mrs. Maggie .Smith sjriiI life lat­ ter part ot the w.*ek with frir-nus in Lansing, Mra. Lefer entertained her »lsler, Mra. Lamoni of Battle Creek the latter part of the wreck. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hiram Payne went lo their farm a couple of days last week picking about four bushels of strawberries at a trip. ’ '' Mrs. Sarah Brown spent last week with Mra. Ray Johnson of York­ ville. TAMARAC CORNERS. Mrs. Ruth Dunkin entertained Miss Amy Barber nnd n lady friend from Portland. Sunday. Mrs. Rose Cotton I* again on tho. Mck list ami under Iho rare of'Dr. McIntyre. . Mr. and Mra. Burl Smith mid children spent Saturday nnd Sun­ day-with friends hi Hastings. George Scan and family and mother spent Sunday afternoon with the stek al Will Sear's. • Tne Misses Florence Pelts nnd Theda• Sears are inking music les­ sons of Miss Gretchen Scheldt of Dike Odessa. Mrs. Fannie Gilbert nnd niece Ki’lha Purdun nn* spending Iho week with friends in Snranjic, nnd while there will attend the gradu­ ating exorcises, lheir niece and cousin Miss Margaret Haskin's being ond of the graduates. Quito a numtier from around hero attended tlm baptismal service* al Saddle Bag lake, Sunday, ,Children's -Day axwclsoa will bo held at lhe church next Sunday evening. June 21st. Everyone invit­ ed nt tho Tamarac. . RAGLA DISTRICT. Mrs. L. Wunderlich was called back lo care, for Mrs. Claud f*»mphero again. Thursday. .Mrs. Della Ragla and Lucile Wun­ derlich attended the 8th grade' ex­ ercises'in Hastings. Thursday. Her daughter China was one of Hte’surcesiful members. Adelhert S«>nler has a new,auto­ mobile. Mr. and Mrs. Adelhert Senior nnd wife spent Sunday at Clay Pettit'S; Beatrice Lancaster is at honin Ibis week as sin* was very fortunate in nol having to take tests. Adalbert Senior, has a sle.k'oKw. Big Buyers of Farm Produce One of Barry County’s Biggest Elevators—Established 1868 Rectntly reorganized, now incorporated and running on a'bigger basis than ever before. We Buy From You Under the management of men whose entire lives have been spent in the buying, shipping and selling business. We Sell To You WE DEAL IN It has been and will continue to be our policy to buy your farm products and pay you the highest price that can be paid by anyone. We have access to the best foreign markets of the world and when wc buy from you you get the advant­ age of our long experience in ship­ ping produce to those who pay best prices. It’s an advantage to you to have the best market with* in your reach. If you have any­ thing to sell be sure you see us be­ fore you sell it Grain, Beans, Seeds, Hay, Lime, Coal, Cement, Wool, Hides, Pelts, Clover Seeds, Grass Seeds, Feeds, Etc. For years this elevator has been known as the heaviest buyer and dealer in hay of any elevator in Barry County. We Deliver to All Parts of the City We want to call your attention especially to our coal business. You have always had good coal from our bins and at lower prices usually than others were selling at On the other hand we sell you the things you need—Lime, Coal, Plaster, Feed, Seeds, Cement, Etc. Here again you get the ad« vantage of our experience of years in buying from the firms who sup­ ply the BEST QUALITY in the above mentioned articles. We buy in large enough quantities so we secure the rock bottom prices and then sell to you as cheaply as we can and make a fair profit. Here, too, you should consult us and get our prices before you buy elsewhere Waters Brothers Elevator Co., Inc HASTINGS, MICH. LUKE WATERS, Pres. A. A. ANDERSON, Vice Pres. THOS. E. WATERS, Sec. and Treas. �THE Ii ACTINGS BViNFR. JI YE JH. »|L Why Women Have Nerves PAGenrnxN AmtUu ,t«n-ia visitarner and wife Sunday. 1 wood. Fjne Lake. A fine piefilc Mhj. ...He Efii Stevens vfafled her.sls-i dinner Was imiM «« The day wa» 1j ter at Delton Dolt the past week. •pent spent in llijhing. fishing, boat riding. ruling. Had ■■ i.,. I.. t A. i S. will meet with Mrs. The • very' pleaaant time.. Adjourned In Anna Grayburn on the afternoon of Be* Pwge Sctww for ..Iklitlonal meet with Mrs. Alice Bristol in Friday, June 26th. Bring thimbles, t Southwcdtrrn Barry. July..' ♦ If you have any work in the above lines I shall be more Mrs. Mary Pumell has fwn help­ ’Hie Grange attended the Tri­ ing to care for Mis* Catharine Mil­ ini.b. than pleased to* figure with you on the job. And you will county convention at Charlotte. ler. Who i« very low nt this writing., DR. PIERCB'S Blanche Jacksou arrived at Nine -motor ears from J hi- v irinity find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. hTe Children’s Day exercises' fioujh Milo Sunday from -Minot, and about 10 people had just a were My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, fine and much* nrpisc is .due i north Dakota, after a nine nionllu lovely time. lo ih< ’ *e whq hive <lrilb-l the chil ­ •Iwcmce. Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. Mrs. Sarah Sheffield .went lo Bat­ dren the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Stratton and tle Creek Wednesday to spend a Mr. and Mrs. John’ Norris and^ui' Mr. and Mrs. Jenner of Allegan few days the guest of Ifr sou wore callers al H. Flower'* Bunday. Gedrgv. She returned Ih^ip Sun­ spent Bunday with relatives' at; . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jackson of day. Mr. mid M/'s. John Sli.'iib-ld l.ak<) Odessa. DELTON. MICHIGAN. Miss Maud Coflriufil enlerliiiiicd i Otsego visited their aunt, Mr*. went after htjr with their rar.. Blanchard, Sunday. ■ Mr. and Mrs. George Winters tin, plus Ultra Club Wislnesdayl evening. • Mr* Jxmna (juick will gn.to Kal­ were Sunday guasts of Mr. an<l Mi's. Favorite Prescription Tablet*. amazoo on Wednesday of this week DeWitt Collistcr al a fi-li iiinner. A.number from here attended the to attend graduating exercises in Dr. and Mrs. Wright nnd <011 Carl show ut liowliug Friday night. one of the cily school* Thursday. of Battle Creek. Fenl Merrill of Will Garrett and family visited' Glenn Boyle and Eugene Shedd Bedford motored to Fl ••••iwrl Sun­ friends al Lake Odessa, Sunday. returned .from Chicago Thursday, day. Mr. and.Mrs. Will Jones attended! each bringing home a car load .of Mrs. May Stiles .ha- relurncd the Pomona Grange ul Cliarlutte. cattle. r , . ! home. She'is not inionmnc a- fast Saturday. . Mrs. Harry Jones, who suffered as we wish. Dr. Kellar m attend­ Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fox and, Ison the “ LOOKOUT” these days. Hot weather spoils The Store That Saves from tomililis last week, is much ance. mol her of Shultz, called on friends ! lots of things, but bolter. hero Sunday. You Mooey Mr? nndMrs. Frank Town of Mm. Albert Chase has a hundred Hickory Corners, and Mi$. Taylor Miss Dorothy Clark went Io Take little cinerari plants Hint she will of Hnsliiigs spent Haturday nl Eiiio Odessa. Sunday, for a week’s visit be pleased to give flower lovers ixike. the guests of Mr.«. Lovilia with Miss Cluetla EngUdiarl. fresh Groceries, no matter how hot the summer days who may call for them. George Lee nnd wife. Albert Lee Stevens. get. Buy from Mrs. Electa Conchijr, who has Ezra Hobinsnn of IWn.it came T^/YB*E MAKE A SPECIALTY of first class goods in every been spending a few days with her home Friday nnd ndutn.d Sunday. li'iMlid Mr. and Mrs. George Tris daughter. Mrs. Pennuls. of Milo, re­ line we carry. So when you buy an article of us you Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mr*. altendeil the (irmigv ralljLal Char­ turned to her home in Rfchlond Delos Nenl mOfprefl. t>> V. inionl- iot lr. Saturday. may l>e sure that you are getting the beat for the money. Sunday. Charles Pier.-on. wife and mother. ville to atttend 'the gradual ing ex­ Miss Lila Oversinilh. who has ercise* of Miss Myrtle L>-.um>n, re­ Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard ami Mr. ami lieen /pending a couple of weeks luming Friday. They also i-allcd Mrs. Arthur Walker of Bailie with her sister, Mrs. Jenson, re ­ Creek. Mm'. Harry Hayes, Luke Wa­ GENTLEMEN, have you seen our line 0l» turned to her home in Nashville ters mid daughter and father Zolin-, Mis* Huth Brunnry i- Hie Monday. ■ skf of Hustings vislteil Mr. and Mr*. STRAW HATS? We have some dandy styles o f Tier auntie’ of Biilfiiii.'.ie,' Miss Frlmcex Flow.er spent Sal-, Ed. Groat. Henry UteveiM Saturday ami Sunurduy and Sunday caring for an and values from $1.00 to $2.00. Come^nd get aunt in Bronson Hospital, Kalam­ Bagley. George Wicku.i■■ . Alliert Clark, who has been al lhe azoo. yours while we have a complete stock. sanitarium nl Baltic Creek lhe past Celia Phillips were Smtd.i Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Diamond. of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Dunn two weeks ranie home fhitWluy. Good day to start ordering your groceries from Who spent last week al North Milo, Mr. mid Mrs. Earl Wilbur_and son returned to lheir home in Delton llanlleld mid Cellar 1.1 •■> !< crosMcd, of Assyria, visited relatives here us. We have all fresh fruits and vegetables. Saturday evening. ■ . lints Saturday, Banlb ld beat 'em' Sunday and attended I'.bildren'. The Children's Day exercises al bad. Milo were a credit Jo all those par­ ticipating. Extra large and fancy bulk Olives, per quart CHEEK CTREE I . •unday al Battle Creek. . Nina Jenson is home after a two .Mrs. Ellie Steven* enlprlnincd lhe Mi-.- M.iry Silxbee I . n. Peanut butter, per jar.10, : OF DOWLING weeks visit in Maple Grove. -pent several day- l.a-i week Olive Salad, jwr jar ISc .Mr. and Mrs. Almont Nye of Kal­ Mich., with Henry Eaton and family, and Salad Dressing, per bottle.J amazoo inntored to the home of Lloyd Eaton and family. ' Burt Quick Sunday. , Chow Chow, per large bottle............... Fil'd Eaton of Ha.-bni.'- vi-i|ed Mrs. Calvin Stuart of Iowa, wh<i Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Evaporated Cranbcrritr., extrajancy, jwr {tankage i?dt> her. daughter at Blue lnMrs. 11. Houghlalin - Sunday. spent several weeks in Rn-litaml al Mrs. Hoss Hidelniaii and 1’ctirl In ml. Piureiitos, per can . ..._ ______ : with her sister. Mr* (kmcher, dur­ Bidelinnn and a Nice Line ol Candies, Cigars Mr-. Nick • Acker n'lui;ned home spent ThuradAy la-1 in Appetizing Dill Pickles, perfjar . . ing lhe illenss and death of the lat­ Grand Hapids. Monday week'- M-il with Imported Orange Marmalade, per jar..., ter's son. Jay Peters, relumed to aod Soft Drinks. her home in low* Thursday. visited tlieir Mrs. Ollie Doolittle of Kalamazoo Stockbridge Ho .Mrs. Gillimt Scott,' S ihnday lias been sick a week with bron­ Phone' chitis nl lhe home of Mrs. Nora 16 Grocers Blanchard. Chris. Whitney from Riehl; visihsl Chas. Bid 'll Miss Clem Flower, who submit-! ille PROFFESSIONAL CARDS spent. Sunday with hi* family. of ia-t week. led to a serious operalioji al Bron­ ty Mrs. Hoy. e of Hasliir-'son Hospital, Kalamazoo, Satur­ day. is doing lincly. Miss Frances■ A large .crowd enjFlower camo from tin- hospital Op Saturday mid Sunday the early morning train Monday iiesHny evening, Jum* I11 llnniiimnd of Shiillr.. U A. AC. H. BARBER, saying that she rested well Sunday Miss Ella Burkholder Visitors . al Qhn*. Ii .h linaif? Hi Physicians and Surgeons. x night and the prospect for her was IS RADIATION FROM WITHIN good.' Calls in city or country, responded to of c.o’ldwaler, Mr*. •: M.-rritt of llU-sell Of lla.-llllgr .-pending a Miss Beulah Boyle ami Mr. Kvl-: Bridge SI reel mid Mi . Id.i Bidelwith promptness, day or night. of Kalamazoo spenl Sunday the' former's broiler, Glenn Mr. ninl Mr* E. A. J'i>Mmnn mid aide Things. E. WILLISON, D. D. 8., and wife. . • t Halting!, Mich. Henry Zerbel is building ihr, baccriladrmlc.-ennoo i^.ihi- noi'. Mis* Elin Burkhobl* r foundation for bis silo and pulling .p. ' th*The oil of joy springs from SOLTH < l.m EKI> M.K Mr. and Mrs. Cha mal wradlinles Sunday eVehlng al HI I II.' Linden modern equipment ' "ell of being, rising up through Sam Geib and wife of nnlai,i;>ziM> lhe Methodist .-chon U. . ... .1... .i,..^. >...».. u—...... z... rocJ{ W|B<jotn all(j flOWjng gently JOHN M. GOULD Sundayed wdh the forn^r's i>urbel of Hasting.-. with hiconrrcte ?’lls here. . , down through the stream of life, to LAWYER LfSiATlNG THE trouble machine is doing the wrok. Ed. Wllkilpon of Prairieville vis­ bo partaken of by al) who rccogatzo Mr. and Mrs. C. Sdnuervllle a»d —•1 its existence and realize Its efficacy. Office over Grigsby & Brooks and making necessary repairs lo ited his liull'cr Henry lhe first -<f Thursday afsun visited in Auuu-ta. Sunday. • us*TiMA*>M1iruinia I,,,w l,|uilibing is a branch of our I lie week. v • Mistaken, Indeed, arc those who im­ (ernooii tn lea. Mrs. 4. Horn vjsiled at Woodland . agino that Joy is something that HAwTD’Gw, Michigan busttiess which We understand uer- dreu's Day exercises at liullon SunClilldreus' Day arises from outside things. Il ts some­ • fcctly. Bertha Shultz of ilimling. •lay. . ■ I This Repair Busing thing that comes from within. Many Mr. nnd Mrs. Orlic Fiidier of Bat­ and the district mij • l iiitendent will a soul has been deprived of all the Creek and Mr. and Mr-. Itolaud preach til 330. Cunv out mid liv.11 j is always annoying and soineltines tle Mrs. I|. llulluek was a Sunday ■ outer things which ore generally Hughes of Kulnmazoo were the both. i expenxive. If your plumbing needs guests of their parents. E. Titus and ! Jlr. and Mr.-. Erank Wright and visilur ul her sun’s G. E. Kenyon. ! thought necessary to happiness—and NORTH HOPE. j repairing, by all menus have it lixrd wif<x Saturday and Sunday. il bei|tg (he Ural limu .-he bad beeit«-yet hM heard in its heart the song ' children ninl Mr. mid Mr-. Newell When you bare any moving to be right. Send for us. "An ounce of abb- lo ride out for eight months. 1 of joy Mrs. Chas Kingsbury and Mrs. done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. j preventive is_beller than a cure." Theodore day and saw I hr antiquities in lhe Gefb visited into Myers So. if you want some new plumb­ and wife of Cedar Crrok Sunday. Todd niuiu-um. I “» —7 Donald McCallum and I wo Un..y PIANO AND SAFE MOVINfi ing-installed. better call on us. We E. D. Ileynobl- and family molorMrs. Martha Heplogle is spending will do il in a manner (hat will stay. a few days with relatives at Kalam­ ei| to Hustings and Hutland. Sun­ Mr-. Sarah Mosher of Cloverdale of ,n** JoyMU «»>«• •* day, IL will not neclFrepairing. spent Sunday with Adah Musher.’ r»nL*K<> possessed by .pie person who Our Specialty. azoo. Will Shorter iinipr|<vipg after Mrs. Ed. Tilus, Hr., is the gu»*st i-illllg Ili'C I'l a four weeks run of lj-plioul fever. from Kalamazoo, 'Sunday. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. F. A. BROWN & CO. of, her daughter in Bailie Creek Miss Grace M... i.*ii...i _.r ii... -Is-- adtrantagt attached to thoso who lack this week nnd from there will gu East of Postoffice - - ---j this feeling of joy, and who go lo Chelxiygan county for an indefin­ Waller and family for a few ifay-. ite stay. Hay Hammond mid wife of Hope through life grumbling, complaining. Mat thaw* H. Wellman Phone 126 ■ HutinSa Goy Waler- mid - Dale Barb, r Lenler were Sunday visitors ul J. fault findlng-tbo.se wet blankets, kiltwere in Plainwell. Sunday. LITTLE CEDAR LAKE. “C'.iTh ..r xuKvflBs i 12?;.^““ cr*T T“"‘ .Mr. aud .Mis. Will Hughe- and •l» tiding Guyla Pease.ond wife wen- at Bat­ ....... Il Sunday, with Alic l-lorce ' MTOUch'*- who ««rv® only to tor : tle Creek from Saturday until Mon­ of thv latter's parents, Sunday. HAVE. YOU EVER day. Herman Spiller of Bedford tiient “ent humanity.—William Walker At­ . tilth Hui hind. Mr. Peake and wife wm in Hust­ Sunday Shultz. Mason In Nautilus. al) last week wit ’-----... .. Nearly 'everyone in this neigh-, ings. Wedne-day. u* attend the re­ HEARD THIS i Mr. und Mrs. .' borhood is planting lots of imtato*'-.' union of his Ciiinp.iny of Civil wm '-'ii -of Haslinge. Children's Day will be observed AX I erm is. | Crttven’s, Sunday. al the U. B. church Sunday even­ - This lipid»Iruc in your electric viidting relative? ing June 2K. There will be a fine nrighiHii brother, Wnller B>>i'«ni and family wiring. That’s one reason Did you ever bear a friend say: BALTIMORE CENTER. Monday afternoon. ■ ’ [ "1 have cut it out.” fifler lie hud re- program. Mrs. M. _A. Owen and ilaiiultler Telpeun^-did-kohie paper- Puddork uf Iliglilimik William Ei-li 1 :fnd nmighler, OTAt'itMl from u spK'c? How many your elrctric work. Vou'll i Kurl Bri.-lol and Wife the Ilfat <•! v». Roy Hull Insi week. ne-dtiy afternoun with Mnrguerile of Itirld u/l were call­ have you heard that same j the v<eek. Mrs. Owen's cbtiagi* at Mid­ ers at W. Eislo-i - 1 liur-ilny. . know it it done right anT tbil1 I1 limes friend say lhe same thing, and yet, day al Park. ’ i Mr-. Alice Smilh of Quimby is your buildings ore safe if I do after a while “cut in" again? Your land MrsEnd* Wood is curing for : -pending wi(jie liine with A. 1*. Joe Campbell, With hi* n«nv Ford, cent visitor* mid family id En d Gl'egg - hlllu Imby girl. Witfrilmd was sincere when he "rut it mid wife. . by Arda Owen, pul.” He intended to exercise his nnd accompanied Parker’s . — Mrs. Celia Tfavrr ha- her homo borahey Helen Stanley j* visiting her sisa bu-iitess trip to Hallie liain Susan Bm tier mid Bethel HoneyGEO. VAN TIFFLIN I WILL POWER und uLIT drinking made Creek. Wednesday. ■ ter. Mrs. Herbert Stanton Of Huss.' sell attended Field i»ay at Ila-Ung.I liquor. His “will power" was ns Klectrlclan. Parlies from Hastings are doimr n I strong as yours.. But will power land ofilni business catching turt­ last Thursday and received their ■JS£.,“ "" bo“",;M»uric... ji.rn.ta,... eightIi graih- diploin.i-. cannot replace an amputated leg, les from the lakes in this'srotion. Mr- We-lev I-.I111.111.I Miu.iil S.l ' *'*r’ i,u'* Bri-lnl. EurJ »’r ■Vl,,,"Vv n*?1 ana. from lhe uyslcm, ur.l.y' uiulll L...i Sumfay «llh 'h-r , 'll,’; 'H 'tjfaS.'./'.'.j Neither can it repair or readjust the NORTHEAST BARRY. mid datiuliler functional disturbances which take E. next Sunday evening will bo ilvd their .-isler, J-...... .. ....I will. ,i. hS1S. place, in the cell lissui's uf lhe briiiu ledC. by Mrs. Win. Kelley. Subject, Crump. and body from the use of alcoholic "Chief Seals ..... fa and win, ol Shclbn.il- while Mr. ami M. .. Us, ifaul and »u How lo Ib-arh • i'll- in Battle < . • poison, such as whiskey, rum, bran­ Tbeih." I.uko jind Ut7-||. Work Jins been vominaiir'sl on a Mfa. KI..... ........... ....... . dy, wine, beer, elo. was no C. E. Sunday nvn>n- mill) of good n>ad from H<dil*-i> ■ :■ Your friend was a sick man. suf­ ingThere nnaccount of prearlntunl Ce ­ fering from u disegse (hat needed dar Creek. There was a good crovrtl Corner In lhe p.-i olllce. ' This 1■over USg.&Sgy1."*......... ter far. S.Utreafmnnt, liis “culling out” and Bierc and all liMmied to a very the citizens lime cuulribuled lib­ -•'culling in" were but iiinmfc.-la- hood cure. We are glad thal erally tovvani H. , J returned Ju.Communication From Bnllir Creek- —'etuns liiftis of a diseased condition of (Im peoplesermon. Mr. and Mr realiao (ho grout blessings •. Wilh of Battle Mr. and Mr-. W.dlW Boylou ,-iiAnother vexsiott of tIh« incident at u«rve centers and MymploiiK of (hat of church unity. lcriani,.(| Sund.,v Hie latter’s pur- ■look dinner al C. W. Whlllefiiore's Mdo u few iluys ago. wh’*<n u hm-u .'' j" v T,;,!.”"; class of inebriety which should be Mrs. Clara Clark and son Meri ■ •uneil by W-. B. Strallon. rati into Ll.., 1,0 W *n <?hU ■ !ul once treated in the Keeley Itisli- and Mrs. Maggie KiiYiler have re­ enls. Mi; and Mr* ta rt runrni" of Ille uiitoinolhle . ‘ f Clmloti William,. .. ... .Cedar Greek, the tminer'a l>n>lh>'V I!!'1''*jral”> ltaP!‘is. Michigan, if turned from Jackson. J?1** *”*“• *«:• und Wife. Ml-, ami Mr* Frank Bo|the victim wishes to escape a ■hurvli. -.11. pL Battle Creek.- Mr. William- . Clark Robinson and wife and Hav -on is nut tn Ihr habit of lakiinr ui.;. ‘ L ‘ । s ' " 111 1 " u " u,,tl Mrs. B. K yen of Hickory i.mm ra and Dr. and drunkard’s grave. Johnson and wife visited L. E. And ­ mmr I ban his share of the road be■ vj'.^Xid' 1 " " L Suihlt * y W’*!*’?, Mrs/Mocfoki'of Delton.’ I For further iuformution address rus' and Avifn Sunday. ' Mark llaiuiuoial vwnl. Iq Kalama­ l Hie kimley Imslilute. 7:0-33 Ottawa I ill cause lie is the |Hl|lie driver for,’ ,•..-! Mni.ui.a~. . I i, , Li. Win. McDonald and'family and BalticCreek/but tdway- turns out ■ *d«»* zoo Salurda.y amt had u tooth |.5='|*'>ndity aj .1' ; Ave GrUnd Hapids .Midi, Nel sthi Pifcr of Kalamazoo visited Iracli'd fur another ntarhitn’. Mr. .Strutton. !M'r ure ‘,u,1Mnr stlo*. vvliicli was ulecrtih d. i fit'irs. their mother lust week. They fe’- Blood poisoning ld«a for the Gaa Range. i'lini' dluLely ,-j i in I Several fn ut tho lime of the incident, had his I IL la not'wall known, but a mirror liirned Imine Saturday. Mi-- Altai and h" wa- lliken- to (he hu-pilal ••l" ••ran'-.. ; M.dical Note. buggy sluinthig on lhe left side of accompanied litem lor a few, and his wife and 'father sent for. Daplrd—AmH»niolrt|r in exchange the road,.talking l» u parly, wldh will reflect best ai well a« light .Al­ Piter A Norfolk doctor claims that the days visit. I . || I the horse he wa- leading hud a long •Una of a be« i» * most eff*ctir* cure mon any bright surface will- So if a Some of lhe young . pnaple al- 'Ike father relumed Monday morn­ . f„r bay ill; ing mid bpMialil m*wsjjia( he wa ­ tope. Mr. .Strallon wits' busy lojkI Horkttud. bright place of tin ware placed under <cnde<Li;bikJrcn s Day exeivises at tor both rheumatism and sciatica. It l-wk tng. uifllxiid not notice Mr. William- la also an Infallible curs for inertia/— all th* bornqra of a gaa range mor* lUckory Conimu aud Binds school in less iiuiii and tho light k> be iut-' proving. ' ■ < rtin ttpnmcliing in hl- car, until the house Sundy evening. Bui an advartuemenl in ; hor.-e ran thy length of this long ’ 1 ’T'*'*’ j Immortal Lifs. , Thin Ms Mil a Juat Fats. The natural life Is th* Immortal Ilf*. rope, and ran into. 1hc automobile thi* paper talk, tn lh« nt (ain’t Keep il Secret. Dally Thought .{_.a nrf.B A, . , Hdenihd work of Chambur"Well!’' he muttered, butting hit Tou know n little more truth;’th<m ■ Tltp damage dune was wry slight. Warning to Upllftara. whole community. Be calm in ar_~^ Som# upllfiora fall' to remsrc ^1,*' * ®er?«n*'• lain t»v-Ttoblels is daily beconiipgr bead on a landing as he feli'down ths IHtlc more obedience, then mors makaa error a fan] mult and tnttb dl> more vyideh- krnnvu.' ftq * «UOh; ■levator sttaft." Il Mr Kipling would" truth: tofaver so.. But al! depends on I that, if you lift poopl* too high Better .If Mill* provide u be youj MtlttMT-—tyartwL *ri, ■ Kivind reinedy for stuniucii and liv-1 MT.'Thia Is.auoChsr-sio^'.'.': tbs air BtconiM too taraaad fur o ■ being iu earntji:~FhtiHps Brooks. vuuiko hhs hits ever ever, born born 'k ; own. than an abundance of borrowed t —1— ’•’.r_w I.. roubles known. I’ 1 Banner Want Ada Bring iluaullo-. tor halo by All Dwdera.—Adv. • capita!.—Benjamin Franklin. Kawg and Courtsr. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. PLUMBING & HEATING Sowbwttltn Barrv Department GENERAL REPAIRING FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION CHAS. DENE.AU, \ 'stieassa The Discriminating Housewife KELLEY KEEPS KOOL KELLEY Cloverdale, Mich. First Saturday In June Wm. RENKES&SON E. C. Russ & Son F Order Our Drays Safety First STATEMENT? Too IVfA .May > Talk I W to One Man ' 1 Catch the Idea T J �THE HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 18. 19H. PAGE SIXTEEN wuth rnteitniiu-d -Mr. - and Of' •".l.dili-.Hl ‘ Middbw IMPORTANCE OF CLEANLINESS d< >11 tn. JulinwMl ell Carefully Brushed jnd Claimed nergo Irealmml fiirauihirm-d out, '■ him Ik I'.IIIK1 ilbnlil hx is cwnrr»v r -r LONG HF.ACH. Mra. Morion Aierton and daugh­ Mr. nnd Mra. Will DfiPreasler and ter. Mr*. .Chamberlin of Mt. Pleas- Mr. and .Mrs. John Ormstn-v rpenl ahf visited Up' Oval uf. Iasi week Sunday at Breezy Rest. wilh Mr. afid Mra. David WilkinMr. arid Mra. Carl - Till Hr nnd fmifily spent Sunday wifn relatives John Wol ring rides in a new auI lomobilo.Mr. nnd Mrs, Prank Braud*t,rtlor Balli.' Frank A’ieewnnder ' of .Middlevflle mid Jltilli Mr Peck mint with ilincs*. It wilbd* rememlHTI that till* two brother* t-.lrnn mid I l-i.» i f.iiii.ttiin iv<-iit t<> Hliini'laiiib-r.. IRVING much atreaa cannot be placed upon tho luiportanco of cleanlincaa. f>)r tbh reason the cowa bbuuld bo bruahed and ularly on thuso parts that iirv boyond tho reach of tho tongue. benefit may come from the cow licking II llapid-i and all In ncni ••lire. Collins nf Hope Twj Travis returned to lheir Ikiiiic near living. Sunday. Eyrryiiody \jlaGop in rake will o'clock until all ar rural rommuiiilies in g<*t l<>g<-ihri and enjoy n pood old (asliioi»-d vi-|t Thi,y nre oeraslon* of much feleeii> and a njr« ’ On Sunday Alien E Ironside Bros I Monuments and Markers | I . This is just the right time to place your order (or a .monument for summer delivery. We now have time to give you the utmost con­ sideration and if you order at once you arc sure of an early delivery and a sure foundation. Hastings, CONTROL RICHNESS IN CREAM - Michigan Phone 197 H,'<"'dic that is adjusted properly there will be ’ some variations In Uie percentage of ;R||,‘ '' fat In tho cream. Ordinarily In winter ,,a«. ?|. Jl'. ’n'1 Hastings’ — lag« aud nru living in :■ par) of lhe house ix-longing In Mra. Cornelia Kennedy. Mr. Bogart i< working forming for more than an hour and SulKcrilir for tho BANNER, only uf .lune Separator Is Moot Important Factor, Illis neighborhood but Wheh Adjusted Properly ihxe, Leslie Brigg* Briggs fur a fe Tho most Important factor conrtol- hum work. Ing the rlchnMB In cream Is tho cream ‘Boyd rond through Plainwell l<> Knlainnxoo, then llinmgli Ctiiiidoi-k hi AuRiBln. lhetiee riorlli lo Wall lake, south to Hallie -Greek .ninl lionii! hy way-of Itowling tun) Hnsliim-. They made I lie trip, without any I roubles of any kim day’s outing Iu an Ohio city and be certainly mudo ne«u*h. ,. There wen* 17 sprinkled and Iwn f<on# Mr*. E. Iluu*e and Mra. Hit Pnch- men wherrho-puiUd a bad boy .of thu bnpiized SumLu'/at the Kdpnlrick •ftrd of UaxliiiK* w>-re Sitmloy cull lowed id lh»» lake. llanald’ Bowers lias gone to Bal- itsMr. ami Mra. Glia*. Mackinder mid The magician brought tbe lad to Mr. and Mra. vane WdI ring nl- family and Mr. Miller of Fullon the’ footlights xiM'iii Tliuisdhy.nl lhe lnk<ll.-hing. Now. my liind'*<i tho reconlmn Tuefclay’cv» ho said, The dmire at I.OHR Brach Satur­ you to tell .thisbay. aMdlcncc- ths day night wa* quite W«dl intended fur lheir wm xure. your pockets are empty. (•HMidering lhe iuhl I K-nsiiiiii'r mid bride. My pockets Is empty. H. I-’. Brave and C|itTnt.d SUrrN of Mr. apd Mi*. Bert Wulrlng mid Middleville arc iruppiug for turlb-!* lhe lad, obediently. "Ue rabbit yi ishviih nd int. .Mr Ihi* week. Mr. ami .Mr-. II. B. Miller. Mr. ami Mrs. I.. Chrhdian and family mid Mr. ami .Mra. <1. 1- Culler W.aidwhen tho bows are kept inside, aud luud spepl Sunday wilh Mr. und ■in*-'। have no way.of cleaning their bodies Mra. Vane Wolring. Friiljlasn of.’ Hochesler. Miiuu is I i 1 • { tp| nnd'lBMM* *,lh U>clr ungues when turned riiera were mule a few fnuu I hi At certain times during the year and place went lo Gharloile Saturday in condition nttrntl lhe farmers tirnng health tho hartr comes off In great Mr. nnd abundance. At such times, when the daughter. \ elmn. and animals lick .themaelvca, much of the Janies -tu... ., —. ---------- , I balr gets Into their stomachsand there ! Hnrilnps and Freeimri. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Titmar-h. Mr. Is danger ot its forming a hard mass that will severely Injure them. This mu? Mr*. F. Urinary nnd rhihiron. danger Is minimized by brushing tho cows carefully. It should be done dally while tho'rows are shedding their Mrs. Win. Tjlmnrali. coats-, for st this time there lx more or NORTHEAST KAI.AMO. lesx irritation of the skin that prompts Miss Mnud Snow the animals to lick their bodies moru persistently than at other times. Uy ■uinriter. brushing them In a careful manner this Irritation is Isssened and tbe falling llnrIsulT rinsed bmr Is removed beyond tho reach of their tongues. Irani drawing log Magician a Aliy Truthful. professional maglrjan who had recent­ ly bean making one-night stands In Vacation Days they are llkujy io give richer milk ’ ,,n|S here, We can prupare yottr wardrolte lor vacation. Wc KNOW tltun when freah and on June paxtun- i xiiss Hit HOW. Let us clean your white tlannels and while dresses so Accordingly, cream for lhe winter will. Bartig <■>• they do not have the washed npjtearance. Up-to-date machinery 1 at llinua show a variation of about m'1i<m>1 in Midi hews and ONE DOZEN YEARS experience are our chief assets. k xeven per cent, over that produced | 'nitirstlny. are now moving inlo lheir new i Mistral, lhe dead Provencal jioet. holm* cor.ncrofljak ami Maple Sts., has told how his father, a prosperous । i- । during tho summer niontliH. Hoy Dean is building a new cellin' rerenlly ptirclmsed of .Mrs. Alice farmer, first met hia mother, then a Not running a separator nt uniform He»'s<‘. Mr. and Mrs. .Matthews have! very’ young girl. Tho gleaners were i "f; speed will also affect the cream, beHASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. grpally improved the properly since1 following tho reapers Iu his corn, and 1 •<> । cause the slower the separator bowl M. Kellogg, Proprietor they ImhirIiI il. Among oilier filings . rotatep It will affect the cream. lhe house has I.... Il Hllircly |-e- among them be notice "a .beautiful lotto Saturday. felt fully repaid. , >f too much skimmilk or water is girl, who hung back as though half shiiiphsl and n new brick yhumfeyl '''''' ttBvd In flushing out the bowl after has been ,|>uill. The roonre inside, ■ ashamed of being seen with the oth-| fllwaking was . - ----- ---l,,‘ ‘ each time the separator la used the Imnd music furnished ihf afternoon have all been papered and th- era. He asked her name and found! \lr cream will be thinner. Uso no more entertainment al the fair grounds. woodwork painlcd. ,1 than Just neceftary to free the bowl lltiliy Briggs is holm: Ibis w><k. The Children's Day exercises al .Maillane, ‘What!’ exclaimed my Hid Mra. v.—r . she has been (wilding .Mrs. Fred the Bring M. E. ehurrh Sunday nf-; father, 'tbe daughter uf tho mayor It don’t make any difference what time of day you , Sometimes tho skimmilk or the Briggs. , ternoon were npnrociated by a good - gleaning?’ '.Masfer.' said’she, ‘wo are Fred Slamm aiid|f|imily went I o'" cream become* dogged, interfering sized rnngregnl i»n. The children a urge family six .:!ris and two boys, come to us, wc will get you what you want to ent. wtecuhhl all lheir drills nicely an. , Our faiher. though B, you know he I'rhaiKlale. Sunday \ and mel hr- -with the Jreo passage of either cream i I *“ -»-.»».... brolher John. Inwile and i or tho sklmmtlk through their re-1 if it is in the city. WOMEN’S CLUB 10 daiiRhter an1 cxpecled .-•••in :iu<t । spcctlvo openings. These outlets erciscs were granted by all In have! for money. "My daughters. if you wish pend Hie summer, with Fred. thbuld be examined frequently. been the lies! even given al this for now clothes, go and earn them." •mily. • 1 < lira Talmage place. Such work is a grand g.sxl <11111thing to assist ><■ developing Hie, MILK STOOL IS CONVENIENT Just during the past few days we have begun serminds of the ehihlren nnd is worthy I nf lu-l : ving fresh seasonable fruits. When you are hungry,/ One Definition. Device Used on California Dairy Farm w,., fc. Ib pori- ol Charles Kidney Happiness—u good bank account, a Straps Around Body and Is Resdy Islanding cmnillilleecome and see us. wrely ill Finlay. good cook and a good digestion.— i for tnaunt Use. nclive members nt Appetizers at Doyle’s We Have Added Fruits i> end. Every butll on. Ihr take in'uso Sunday. The Irving Gciirctil Store At this store may lie found a clean stock of staple general merchandise from which to select your everyday neces­ sities. As price is one of the considerations and is a fac­ tor in every sale, we enumerate the following: 8 lbs. Rolled Oats fori 25c 21 Iba. H, & K. Granulated Sugir for.. . ... S1.00 ~ Ibx. Light Btown Sugar *1.00 8 ban I^nox Soap. . C. R. WATSON, General Store IRVING, MICH. 1904-1914 BOTH PHONKS-Haxtingx. 159 IL-tS; Middleville Line. 102 1L-1S. Tom Poyle’9 Sanitary Lunch A one-legged milk a tool that la al-i yar, I wo «llh .trap. lb>< M.I IN HOONAN'S CIGAR. STORE. Jefferaon Street Hastings, Mleh. ,7!?;^™^bJ!i';i^J.'KhLi! „„...|,„c (|„r,„a a lialaiu-i* of fK53.Hr purchased during Iho year .-o lhal | Ihvii added receiilly. The ixHtlure tiourw* Lonimilb For "placing an obstacle on tho rail andzthereby causing a train to stop.~; a peasant of NIJnl Novgorod waa fined 15. Ho waa trying to commit' suicide, and tho obstacle was h11 own head—St. Petersburg Wireless to. path Bureau in which un offer was made lo put on a lecture course I lhe Chib. Hip work of manasemdnl Bureau ami only as*islance of in­ troductions being tl.-kei) " ” Club. It was unanimously accept this oiler nnd Let Your Light Shlrio. I3o a gift and a benediction. Sb ItU n real light-—Emorkon. •nl hero in StopiemlMr. BYX’Xi jt \\ ANT ADVS. PAY. nainu wax presented membership. At Hie homplclion of lhe busine* meeting a pietpe suppef was served nnd .a merry-lime enjoyed by lhe Still Smiling Milk Stool That la Proving Great Con­ The little Bratenahl boy visited his venience on California Dairy Farm. uncle, who Ilves away out in tho coun­ waist of the milker and hold tho stool try. Uncle Is a devout man; a pillar In Uie proper place, it requires no of the church and a breeder of line adjustment or attenUon ot any kind. horses. And upon a certain pretty colt did our little friend cast his e/e with moves from <>na cow to another. admiration and covetousness. "Uncle Samuel." ho-said, "will you Cow's Capacity. please give mo that cok?" Every cow has a limit to tho amount "Why. no. Harold." answered the] rtf butler fat sbe la capable of giving. untie. '"I can't give you that colt. Il is true that often cows are poorly Do you want a colt very badly?" cared, for and so poorly fed they fall "I'd rather have a edit than’ any- i below normal in percentage of butter thing else, tn the world!" fat. In such cases proper feeding, "Weil, if you want a colt that much; better care, and more comfortable you ought lo pray for IL When E quarters, with plenty of sunshine, want t. thing very badly, I pray for It good ventilation and warmth, will and it comes to me." bring the cow up to normal. "Honest, uncle? Well. I'll tell you —you giro me this colt, and then you Certified Milk. pray for another one." About 125 dairies are engaged In producing certified milk and the dally On the Domestic Voltage. production la nearly 35.000 gallons, an "Wire you Insulate?" tho . clectriIncrease of .Kfo per cent ,tn five years. While this uoems a remarkable In­ clan's wife Inquired when, lie made crease, It should be rameinhered that hia appearance at 3 a. tn. Whereupon only about o no half of one per cent of he explained that he had become the total milk supply ot the country is thirsty and had to make a short cir cult.—Santa Fe New Mexican. certified. - That’s why you can buy a box of 25 sections for a Deering, Me Cormick or Osborne binder or mowing machine for $1.00. Some trusts have tried to do us up. Some trustshave tried to down us, but still we’re here a KICKIN’ round, with fortune smiling on us. That's why you can buy the PLYMOUTH Standard Binding Twine for 10c a pound. Trusts ask a much higher price. That’s why you can buy LADDERS for 11c a foot. That’s why I can save you 25c a square on FORD’S Roofing. That’s why I can sell you a Syracuse Riding Plow for $35. That’s why I am selling Syracuse Plow Points for 35c. That’s why I can SAVE you $10 or $15 on a Buggy. That’s why I am NOT selling Sears & Roe­ buck buggies. That’s why I never asked 42 per cent PROFIT on bob-sleds. That’s why I am not in the trust and that’s why 1 am •till SMILING. JESSE TOWNSEND NOT IN THE COMBINATION ; DAMNER WASTADnk-JPAT. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY Sinlc Adi All ho spray < mg the ling lhe sprayiiu nflen I holding ho negh umnd lb. Unkindness of Fate. SUMME Reasons it)hy ’Jwill fie Jo your interests Jo &uy your Jobacco and Ciaars from Cigars From Our Stock. Because the Cigar and Tobacco business is our business only.. . Because wc give it our entire attention. Because wc have the Zinc Lined Cases and Electric Moistcncr to do it with. Because wc turn our stock eight times a year and you get no old stock. Did you ever buy a cigar that would break up in your mouth? Did you ever buy plug tobacco that you could not cut with an ax? • Did you ever buy scrap tobacco that was dry, would break up, and no tqstc to iit? That is not the way it was intended for you by the manufacturers. Ofir stock of Cigars and Tobaccos is always MOIST, CLEAN and FRESH. You get the worth ’of your money and it costs you no more than the dry, dusty kind. . . . Wc ask you to try us once, and you will be our regular customer. Wc carry an assortment of many, many kinds of Cigarsand Tobaccos. Wccarry the kind yftu use Jobber and Retailer spring, lliiiroug While lor sth leaves ’ would I here i iilg alw minute /they ra one-tbi spring. dilTcren Hon of July 1s wnilher nhoul I laic sea lions. <lo (hr when m peared, rovi'tin letnune have n wiitrhud wales klrenglB parf o brands lwcntyplied w used wi nnd Eu upon plums, fine the lo the A aecon nnd br about t Coo Jhe Place Jo Meet your friends Jfl/trson Strut Pltont IOS Hastings, Michigan aid the la Instan �THE JUNE 18, 1814-20 PAGES. HASTINGS BANNER You Will Need Money For Christmas hour. With shuiteni up and all BEWARE OF SHORT­ VEM CRUZ IHE the human life of th** city suspend­ ed. one walk* lhe dew-rled tjtiwt* HOPE DE MEXICO it appears dn the unaccustomed MEASURE FRUIT CANS IS Anil a* he passes through I hr I MOST LOGICAL SHIPPING still, sunlit' streels *' ' * 1DEPUTY DAIRY AND FOOD COM­ man companionship. MISSIONER SAYS SOME ARE POINT FOR TRADE OF THIN. ■ng-T buz/anl. HISTORIC PORT HAS HAVE IT If You Join the Hastings City Bank’s Landis Christ mas Savings Club, Which Starts June 15, 1914 It Costs Nothing to Join. PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. You Can’t Lose a Penny. You Have Everything to Gain, Our Landis Christmas Savings Club is a co-operative plan to help one another save money lor Christmas by paying a little every week into a fund for 25 weeks, when the money will be divided among the members according to the classes they have joined. Members will receive interest at the rate of 3 per cent per annum, provided they pay in every week or in advance for the full period. In case you discontinue payments you will receive the full amount you have paid when the Club closes—about December 15, when the fund will be disbursed and everybody be­ longing will get their money. A SPLENDID HARBOR Interest inn AerounJ nf Old ( il Which Americans Have Twice, (’jipl tired. From lhe Cily of Alfoles down lo Vera f. hours, and is in a tropical el. cosmopolitan city, say >*r In the Philadelphia H is lhe some chnng- a< traveling frofln Denver to Galveston, if Ihtrip could be made as quickly. Or, if one comes, by l«o.il, tin­ wide mouth of -ntt'bprn bay opnis invitingly lo lhe mmin-n g sort of guardian of ihe. tropic*. system of V*i •nrf.it PAPER COVERINGS WEIGHED IN WITH HAM AND BACON fltllccr tJills Altenlinn To I.oiIJj tipi waler front. that wave above their eave are souaii is (iri/olia. niagmiludi’nnues. —mokmu 5 Cents Starts You, 2 Cents Starts You, nr you cm rever,. p.ymcms-when $1.25 Starts You, 50 Cents Starts You Or 50 cts. and $1.00 Flat Weekly Payments Will Start You In Class 5, pay 5c tbe 1st week, 10c tbe ad week, 15c the id week, and so on, and we will mail you a check two weeks before Christmas lor $16.25, with interest at 3 per cent. Or in Class 2, pay ac the first week, 4c the ad week, 6c the 3d week, and so on, and we will mail you a check two weeks before Christmas for £6.50, with interest at 3 per cent. Finally., it was from rif lhe*e gloomy waits give* nn imm>><linl< gjinl immemdnfure. HASTINGS CITY BANK Hastings, Mich SUMMER SPRAYING FOR■ lr„. tol lh,lr SAN JOSE SCALE upper branches killed by scale and j_____ । are now sending up large numbers _ 'of wntersprouls. if thKdeiid and Slide Iiisperlor Tuft Gives Good dying tops are cut away,' and the Advlrr Cmii crnbin Carr <>t I sprouts thinned out, it will lessen Fruit Trees. I •*»«* nn,t expense for spraying. Jami a new head will be formed in Alllinugh .. ........................... nn application >«—>•— of -a •l-gi -Oloiw»or two years. spray of lune-sulphur solution dur­ If these suggestions are followed, ing the dormant period is consider­ il will not only prevent lhe spread ed even more effecluat for control­ of the scale but will result in the ling tho Kan Jose scale, one or more rejuvenation-^many old tree*, amt sprayings during the summer will Kan Jose scale \vill have proven •often be found very helpful for lhe itself a blessing in disguise. . holding il in check, nnd should not L. IL Taft. be neglected m case.* - where the Slalp Inspector of Orchards and trees were nol sprayed iu the spring, <>i‘ where the work was nol Nurseries. thoroughly done. History' Repents Itself. ' While a spray of tho usunl: win­ ter strength would injure . the Developments under the tnriffleaves and weaker applications for-revenue tariff prove that his­ would not destroy the adult scale, tory Tepeals itself. Things come in there is a period when the scale is cycles. Terrible disasters, .as, for in lhe larval form, and is crawl­ instance, the loss of the Titanic, ing aboul the tiA-es in lhe form of are. after a little time, almost for­ minute yellow- lice, during which got ten, except by those who have they can be destroyed with a spray suffered personal loss. But it lakes one-third as strong as is used in tho about twenty years for us lo forget spring. ’The exact time varies in a political disaster. The reason is different seasons and with lhe sec­ noL difficult to see. Those most nc­ linn of lhe Stale, being as early as live in business affairs twenty years July 1st in early seasons and in Iho ago nre being superseded by others southern pari of ihe slate; and who. twenty years ago. were nol o!<! about lhe. middle of the month in enough to take note of political lale seasons and in the central por- changes. Thus, the Democratic tariff disas­ lidna. In order lo have this application ter of twenty years ago. when do the most good, il should be made Cleveland was President, is being when most of lhe larvae have np- repealed today, under Wilson. Al­ penred, but before the scale-liko| most identical action in many cases To 2c de-1 has brought almost identical re' covering has turned black.' 't'.: ieruiiiie the exact time, treesi which suits. Business is bad. industrial ■have nol been sprayed should he conditions have slowed down and walchud nnd Ihr condition of.lhe iii' ii an- out of work: manufactur­ wales noted. Al ibis time, the ers, farmers ami workingmen are strength used should he nboul one compelled lo compete with foreign farmers nnd narf Uf Uie boiler • commercial manufacturers, foreign forei brands of lime-sulphur solution loi'’heap foreign labor. But we arc waking iwS-nty-five parts of water. If apBut™™ wakin; up lo ihe re­ . „.i. .. conditions __ i.i.. of tariff redurl sults of tariff reduction, nnd hi.Mor^ plied when arestills favorable for its drying quickly, it can be is going to repeat itself with the re­ used wilh safely upon apples, pears turn of Republicans lo power. This and European plums, but if used return will undoubtedly come wilh upon the peach and Japanese the Congressional'elections this fall. plums, care should bfc taken to con­ Dally Thought. iine the spray as'much as possible Think of thy brother po til, bnt lo the trunks nnd larger branches. A second.application, when the sec­ throw a veil over fata fallings.—Long ond brood appeal’s, which will be| fellow. •about tho last of August, will also Cooling Wash Stops That Itch Tm—ooI tn half Un hour—not in >n nUnut«»—but in I MconJ*. of that mild, aooth- J’r«»crt ption for only -j crata. 4 Font- Tour burning skin ARTHUR £. MULHOLLAND mmHhf.'i -■•kiiL-.Knm il ilgiir.il iyely This slumliefimi hotel of Diligencia on ConstHntion Hqunrc. Inde­ pendence avenue, furnished a setling for lhe bailie of all the lan­ guages of Europe. Vera Cruz i« Mexico’* link lo Ille Tho great must submit to tho dominion of ^rudencn and virtue or Upon Iho school house playground none will long submit to tho dominion Thai sheltered you nnd me; Bui none were (here fo greet mo. of the great Thii ia a feudal tenure which they cannot alter.—Burka. ) ■ 'Oni, And few were left to know Who played wilh us upon Ilin, Gratitude. green,. "I aaw your friend Brown yester­ Just forty years ago. day." •’Brown’* no friend of mine." ’What’s that? Why. ho told mo you The grass was just ns,green, Tom. •borrowed money from him!" “Yea, Barefooted boys nt play Were sportitig, just ns wc did then. and what did l do with ft? Spent it In folly. 1 tell you. Brown's no friend With spirits just as gay; Rut the master sleeps upon the hill of mine." Which, coated o’er With snow, Afforded us a sliding-iUnrSome forty years ago, _ HOW WOMEN AVOID OPERATIONS By Taking Lydia E. Pink* ham’s Vegetable Compound. • The spring that bubbled "neath lhe hill, - ’ Close by the spreading beech. Is very low; ’twas once so high Cleveland, Ohio—‘‘My left side . That wc could scarcely reach; pained me so for several yean that I And kneeling down tn take n'drink, expected to have to Dear Tom. I started so. undergo an opera­ To think how very viitch I've tion, but the first changed Since forty years ngo. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­ Near by that spring, upon nn elm< pound relieved me of You know I cul your name. . the pains in my side Your sweetheart's just beneath it. and I continued ila Tom, use until I became And you did mine lhe same; regular and free Some heartless wretch bus peeled from pains. I hail ■ tho bark, *asked several ddcTwas dying sure, but slow, . Just as she died whose name vou ton if there was anything I could toko to help me and they said there cut There forty years ago. ■ . waa nothing that they know of. I am thankful .for such a good medicine and will olwYiya give it the highest praise." My lids have long heen dry, Tom, — Mn. C. H. Griffith, 7305 Madison But tears came in my eyes: I thought of her I loved sp well, Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Those early broken ties'; Hanover, Pa.-" I Buffered from fe­ I visited the old churchyard,* male trouble and the pains were so bad And took some Howers lo strew time* that I could not sit down. The Upon the graves of those we. loved at doctor advised a severe operation but Just forty years ago. my husband got me Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound nnd I experienced Well, some are irf the churchyart! great relief in a short lime. Now 1 feel laid. . like a new person and can do a hard Some sleep beneath lhe sea ' But none are left of our old class. day’s work and not mind it What joy Excepting you and me; . and happiness it is t4 be well once more. And when our time shall come, 1 am always ready and willing to speak a good word for the Compound. ’’—Mrs. Tom,' Ada Wilt, 196 Stock St, Hanover, Pa. And we are (“ailed to go. I nope we’ll meet with those wo If there are asr roaplleatlens you loved do not understand writs to Lydia B. Some forty yehra ago. FtakluaR Medidae Co. ‘ Anonymous. Lynn.Mus. Toor letter i BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. . ■ave him that I'ihiiL domin' Thai .mhiiiiI iu>- gram I mi Forty Acors Ano. I’ve wandered to fhn village, Tom. Tho old whool hou*o Is alien’d jmnTi’, . The benches nre replaced By now ones, very like lhe same Our jack-knives had defaced. • But lhe same old bricks nru in lhe wall . And the bell swings lo and .fro, Ils music's just the same, dear Tmn. ’Twas forty years ago. Tlieir IllUgiC 1‘pelH. I heir mie-liulf ' heard bells chiming Tolling sublime in I lie required iimminl. . Burr B. Lincoln. Dally Thought. demand* Immensely higher vtrengtlf irons of nil nation's. ... gather the native*. About I heir iliumler-rolling. lhe«ol innre beauty. off innumerable narrow street* that multiply themselves until Altogether il furuishe « for soine 30.000 people, and largest city on all lh«--i'oa-l* pijig jun’nt'fo.r ihe trade of a nation, and would multiply il*elf by ten if many year*. II ha* paved .Mrrols. sewers, snnilntimi. harbor improve­ ments. II is magnillcicnlly situat­ ed—a city nf (lie future: Il is two block* from the plaza to the wab'r front, and il was up fired when Vera Cruz was -the oilier day. Il was fr roof of llie parochial church, gray and forbidding across Hie plaza. IhaL Ih- shof .was fired jliat Kill'd lhe firsl American marine. The Plaza d- In Constitution abounds in jfcnpe-lnden arbors. There is music in lhe square nn three nights of lhe week, and if is converted into a dress parade. Il wakes in the cnnl uf early morning, for tho Ver.i Crnzans rise early and transact their business before tlm er lack llu> simps along lhe Avenue de la Independeqcia put up lheir shutters. The whole public re­ treat* into its sleeping quarters be­ hind ihirk adobe wall*, when’ thd 'enol of the morning still lingers be­ cause of the’early closing, of every aperture, and lakes its sieski. But whilHV.ua liruz Gruz sleep* from Yila. Vera II to I o'clir ’;. natures scavengers 1’clnck. —1>. i< *.-.i scene are al work.II i. is -a .. weird thaLmeel* the American who pass­ es down the deserted streets or (his g|<»rn>tt* of Notre Haim Hut thy sounds Than Hie dmm* Pealing Mdemid: MAKES BACKACHE ' QUICKLY DISAPPEAR A Few Doses Relieves’All Such Miseries. Bladder Weakness, Kidney Trouble and Rheu­ matism Promptly Vanish It is no longer necessary for any; one to suffer with backaching, kid­ ney trouble, have disagreeable blad- ' dcr and urinary disorders to contend with, or be tortured with rheuma­ tism. stiff joints, and its heart­ wrenching pains, for the new discov­ | Croxone is the most wonderful I remedy yet devised for ridding tho system of uric acid and driving ouC al! the pouunous impurities which cause such troubles. It u entirely; different from all other remedies. It iv not like anything else ever used fur the purpose. It acta on the prin­ ciple of cleaningout the poisons and. removing the cause. It soaks right in through the walls.' membranes and linings, like water in a sponge, neutralizes, dissolves, and makes the kidneys sift out and filter away, all the uric atid and poisons from the blood, and leaves the kid­ neys and urinary organa clears 1 strong, healthy and well. Always a Sealed Book. In deciding n case of disagreement ’ It matters' not how long you have between the right kind of man and; buffered, how old you are. or whit have used, the very principle oi any kind of woman, nobody loss wise you Croxone is »uch, that it ia practically; than God will ever find out whether impossible to take it into the human justice has been even approximated. system without results. There is nothing else on earth like it It to work the minute you take it Chumlicrliiin's Colic, (.holrra - . starts and relieves you the first time you nod Diarrhoea Remedy use it. . ' Every family without exception If you stiffer with pains in your should' keep (his preparation nt back and sides, or haye any signs of hand-during Hie hot weather of the kiduty, bladder troubles, or rheuma­ summer iiioulhs: Chamberlain's tism, such as puffy swelling* under Colic, Cholera und Diarrhoea Rem­ the eyes or in the feet and ankles, ifedy is wort II many times Ils cost you are nervous, tired, and ran down, when needed und is almost certain or bothered wilh urinary disorders. In Jie neotied before lhe summer is Croxone will quickly, relieve you of Over. IL h^s u<» , superior for the your misery. Y ou cao secure an orig­ purposes for whtrh it Is intended. inal package ot Croxone at trilling Buy it now. For .sale by All Deal­ cost from any first-class druggist. ere._Adv. All druggists are authorized to per­ sonally return the purchase E«6*K ft (•a* e a iiMls cak. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. �Order For Publh-alion. Stale **f Miehigun. the Pcubalc Court for lhe County of Barry. ' To ihr Tuumddp Buurd uf At a session of-Mid court, held al the Township <»f OrangeviUc. lhe probate oilier, in the cily of Hasungs. in. said county, on the Dili We, tbe uuderalgngd. fre*'-holdeii! I day of June A. D. 1911. of the township of Orangeville, do Mack. hereby demand of your Honorable Judge **f. Probate. „ In lhe Matter of the Estate of Ship meeting of the electors of said Phi'b*' A. Hutu, deceased. township, and that you submit to Horn, husband, having filed Mill electors at said special ineeting in Moses said court his petition praying the question .uf jising money voted lhat an inslrument now on file in April 6. 1914, the following sums of this court purporting to be the last money for highway purposes to wdl and .testament said de­ meet outstanding Claims, lo-wit:— ceased be admitted Inofprobate Claims amounting to -W 12-100 the execution thereof J»e grantedand lo dollars for highway repairs m said S. A.-Wortman or some other suiltownship.' and to-wit. OulslaiMling claims amounting lo KM32-itlO *i**lIl Is Ordered. That th*- 7th day laro for 'permanent highway im­ of July A. D. It'll, al ten o'clock in provements. ' lhe forenoon, al said probate oflk*-, Dated June 8, 1911. tie and i- hereby apiminted for . E. H. Harper, hearing «aid petition: W. (r. Crawford, It is Further Ordered. That -pub­ Ed. Bdcox, lic notice thereof lx- given by pub­ < Ido. .Wi'lail. lication of a ropy of this order, for Fred L. Brown, D. It. Meb-ay. . day of hearing, in lhe Hastings Georg** H. Chapman. said Balmer, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county. CHAS. M. MACK. A true copy. Judge, of Probate. GRACE BAUER. Register of Probate. Clinton Hu'clir*.. Cegal HOKrtiomtiw Order for Publication. Slate of .Michigan. The lj£»ibate Court for the County of Barry. . Al a session of said court, held nl tlie pii>bat<‘ ofllce, in the City of Hastings, in said comity, on the The south one half (H) Of the south cast one'quarter. (14! of sec­ tion thirty-two i.32), Township three (3) north, range nine (9) west,. together with the heredita­ ments and appurtenances thereto belonging or anywise apm-rtaining. Dated June 1st. I9U. James M. Smith. ' Circuit Court Commissioner, (kilgrovc A Potter. Solicitors for Complainant by­ way of answer in lhe nature of n envssbill. . Adv. 6-wks An Enormous Crop of Wheat Judge of Probate. In the Muller of Ih*" Estate of I Hi'iiinn J. Ihmmmiiil. Deceased. Minnie L. Hammond, .widow, hav­ ing filed in said court her petition proving that the admbiislration of said rslale l>*‘ granted to Claud A. Hffinmond. or lo sumo other suit­ able person. Il is Ordered. T'lial the 271 h day of June. A. IL 1911. nt ten o’clock in lhe forenoon, al said probate of­ fice. be and is hereby appointed fur hearing said pi-titiou: Order For Publication. Ordered. That ...;f to- given by Stale of Michigan, lhe probate ■opy of this order.| Court for-lUc County ot Barry. At n session of said court, held at the probat*! ofllce. in lhe City of to said day of bearing. in the Hast­ Hastings, in said county, on the 4th ings BANNER. a newspaper print­ .lay of June A. D., 1911. ed’ and circulated in said county. . Present: Hun. Chas. M. Mack. Judge of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of I John Deere implements arc always the best-to- be had. John Deere Grain Bind­ ers are carefully and accurately constructed, are substantial, durable, simple and will perform accurately. Judge'Af Probat* Ada J. Culmun, willow, having Died in said court her petilinn. oilier suitalrii praying that nn instrument now on It is Ordered. That lhe 3rd day I Hie in thia court piir|Hiiiing to Ih•*f Orangeville, for the ihe last will and lesluipent of san! of July. A. D. 1911, nl leu o'clock in; ... In the qualified electors the-forenoon, al said probate of-' of said town-hip, of Hu- question of lice, be and is hereby appointed fori using of ii|oneys voted Aprils. 1911. lhe following amounts to meet out­ hearing said petition'; nuitabie person. It is Further Ordered, That pub- j standing claims, to-wit:—The sum II is Onlered. lie notice thereof be given by pub-, of July. A. D. . lication of a ropy of thN order, forj in lhe forenoon, al -.ini pnHiate *>fMfl'. be an*IJs hereby appointed for hearing said petition: Ii is Further Order*-*). Thai pub­ lic notice thereof be given by pub­ lication of a ropy of this order, fqr three successive weeks previous lo said day of hearing, in Ou- Hast­ Register* of Probate. ings BANNER a newspaper print­ on the 27lh day of Jun* A. [>.. ed and circulated 1n said county. and Uiat there shall Im! submi Chas. M. Mark, protMisiliuti to u>c of jnoney Mortgage Sale. A true copy. Judge of Probate. Default'having been made,in lhe Order of Appearance or Publication. Stale of-Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit—In Chance^'1-aura Stanton, Complainant, Suit pending-in the. Circuit Court for the County uf Barry. In Chancery, at tin- Cily of Has­ tings, on ihe 2VUi day’ of May, A. D. BUI. Ju this cause, it appearing from aflidsvit on tile, that tbi-Jt.-f.-inlaul, Rex G. Stanton, is nut. a resident uf Ibis Slate, hut is a resilient of Had­ en take. IiIhIh*. (tn iiKition of C**mplainanl's Solicitor it is Ordered .that the appeanmee of said nonD'sident iJcfcnduiit. Rex G. Slatilon. 1m> ent vied herein, within four nlbiillis from the date of this order; mad*-, executed and delivered by Harriet Moore of lhe towqslfip of I ■Mnirtty Brnverfinrry County., to Af­ ton D. Smith of tho City of Hast- I ings. Barry County. Michigan, dat­ ed tlie 20th day of March A. D. 1012 and recorded in the ofllce of lhe register of Deeds for Barry Coun­ ty.'Michigan. on lhe 20th day of March A. D. 1912 in liber 72 of, Mortgages on pages 370-371 nild-oUi which mortgage there js now.due at! the dab' hereof by reason of the u*>n-i>aymcnl <>f tin* annual interest duo Mardi 20|h. 1913 ami th*.' non- j payment *-f th*- annual iiib't*’.-l due March 2IHh. ISJt I alnl the taxes due mid payable December 1st. 1912 in­ eluding an attorney f*\providcd by I sinlufc niiil slipulal**d for in said moHgagi* the sum of One Thousand1 Seventy Seven and 10-100 Dollars and the said mortgagee having circled and hereby electing lo de­ clare lhe full amount secured by said mortgage due and payable in This year calls for the most efficient Grain Binder if you take care of your crops properly. Not many years back hundreds of dollars were lost every year in farm crops because satisfactory harvesting implements were not within reach. If you lose your crop now it’s mostly your fault for we have the implements neces­ sary for your needs. No untried mechanical construction has been embodied in the John Deere Binder. The excellent satisfaction that it has given thousands of farmers in the United States and Canada during the last four years has demonstrated that this machine will do the best work in all conditions. Up to date methods of manufacture, high grade materials, and rigid inspection combined with John Deere service from factory to field, insure for the farmer suc­ cessful work in all field operations. When you compare the John Deere with others you will readily see that it is the strongest and most durable grain binder on the mar­ ket and that the substantial construction is applied throughout the entire machine, so as to insure light draft and the minimum amount of wear. You can’t afford to farm without one. PHONE TO US AND OUR MAN WILL COME AND EXPLAIN EVERY PART OF THE JOHN DEERE BINDER. HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT DEALERS Phone 1 111-115 State Street Hastings, Mich. Dated Jun-- |o. pjH. I'. Klitigen-niilli, eonlaim-d^ip said mortgage, uoliee |by gn.-n lhat a sp.-eial l.iwiwliip is hereby given that by virtue *»f!iim-eltiig *«f ilie township of orang*— Ih*' i***wer of sale, contained jn said J-ville in th*- I'outiiy of Barry will Immortgage. 1 shall foreclose the held mi Un- 27th day **f Jun*' A. I». tifler servire on him of a copy of same by a sale at public auction lb I9H. al th*' town, house tn said ■aid bill und nulice of *>nier< aud the highest bidder at the North township ut wliirli.fiin*!. Ili<-t*: will iron) Cronin iif Spiuueh Soup. , in default thereof, said hill will be front door nf the court imtise, in he stibmdle.l 10 the {junlUied -I'lfr■ taken us confessed . by said non- lhe Cily of Hasting.-*, un Saturday i**rs of said lownslup lip' proposiiloil three quart* of well-wash-' handle **f the.. dip'll ■•liiirn: then th*! 22ml day *,f August A. D. 1911 ab rehidenl defendant. ed spinach in boiling water for ih.- cream quraot nplnkli whnrrt am Ami it is further ordered, that ten q'chick in the furenoon. all of about, thirty minutes. Pul a little churning. \yb*'ii I make pie within 20 days lhe complainant lb'*-- ^■•:!'liu pieces or pali-.-l- *■( salt in'lhr waler and a'lea-q**s*nfiil crust I use n crock. I. r-ul into it cause n nolle*' of this order lo be mud situated and being in the town­ ' r. Drain, cltup and pass; Ho- flour, rail, bakiiut iiowdor ami published in' the Hustings Banner, ship of Maple Grove, County of । a sieve. Add to th*' spin­ lard*or any kiml of .shortening. In­ Barry nnd State of Michigan and out Handing chums for'llighn in^WBfiaper printed, published ninl * pints of milk. Make a stead <>f working this l<{gelher with pi-riniiiH-nl Improvements, circulating' in said cuuuly, and tlmt ib'sciib*-d ns follows, t*< wit: The •am'*' with one-fourth *-upvote shall be by ballot und said publication Im continued North, twenty lillllel. OllC-illlCll cupful of small hole up. chopping Jin- mixtherein, once each week, for six Norlh one-half i*i lwo cupfuls of good milk,- fure all tog*-lli*-r. II does nol take Wenks ip succession, or that she w*-*t <|uarter (... ic-half cupful of ■ cream: long ami all is smoqlh. Tb<-n I cause* a eppy of this urder’lo be f3 , nl-o twenty 20! acres situated: **nk*ti add to the soup and use a st*wm nnd stir in what wa­ personally served on s.iid non-resi­ in flu- Southeast r*irn*T nf the: with salt aud pettier, and ter or milk is periled and the crust dent defendant al l*-a.-f twenty day - Nor'llwast quarter t’.i'/ of said sec­ before the time ubove prescribed tion three -3 . said lost parcel being When I fry boiled p*ilafo*-.-- I Usd forty <ln rods north ami south by for his appearuiice. • the saiiuuruii (** chop or mince hie I'iuhly koi rods east aijd west ami! Clement Smith. potnloes in ihe frying pan. Then Circuit Judge.। wlu'ii I make mincemeat 1 ti-*- this Juim-s M. Smith. sinmt can chop all tugelher in a Complainant's Sulicitur. crock. Wli*-n I chop raw potato mrlgage herein referred to. Dated May 271 h A. D. 1911. Afton D. Smith. » Mortgagee. '.piccalilli, etc. and lo ehop boiled IlH-ut Ip use in diltorenl ways. When the can gets very dull I sharpen it inkin- a common knife. I hold* the back of hlndi* iai~ .. ............. ‘ “ light tigaimd lhe inside of can anil Present; Hon. Chas. ing lo rut Ih*’ ctlt. . ................ Judge of Probate. th*' edge will bi- slinrp enough tn In Uie Mutter of thi------. vlll uhuosl anylliiiig.. Francis Wilkes, dec<-ubed. County of Barry. Slate of Michigan, Ev*-ry mi*- knows fhal veg.-lablen| -William Wjlkes. win having tiled in Chancery., nude ami entered on uve a way of boiling «D*> ’ t»n a gas; nd a* it is large «**'il ran lie wipe* J’1 f’M’* cmirt. hi* petition praying •tin- 23rd day of May A. D.. 191 • m aiue wlib h is positively Uuranand oitUiile.—Grand Trav­ a certain c«um* therein pending, y. In boiling polaloes *u- other, inside wlu-n-in N*-ls*-n *"" i-gotabb-, sf you will place a pi*-- ■ erse HctUld. . . Kiltiii; Cotnplauiaiils ami an u|»si*|.- down »*• lhe kellle you! 1 -wijs Defendant ill iivoiij all burning of the vrgi»ami ‘Irani. Dirkei>*m was ibuiitble- if you should happen to for-i plainaul by-’way of ti'iwwer in lb*i liatun- of .crossbill and Nolwui Kiflinger ami Lillr*- Kittinger w* r*- d* - with th*- h<>p<* nf ni'-ollitg the needs fi-niluuls- Notice -is hrli'by given, <*f teacher* and ulhers who would; that I shall. sell at publp- auction b*-ii*'llt by Hit.-* Iralnidg. * io Jim higlif--l bidder, al-llu- tvirili Although jlmo-is tip- llrst tillempli frnn| ilour tif^llu- Court ll*m-*\ in .1** hold such u of.lm*.j| al.llt*- Collrg*-.1 th*! Lily of Husliiigs. Cutiiiiy uf ilvllclf m*- uh-eudy In-ltiu tx'c*'iv*,uli Barry and Stale uf-Mirhigun. Hiut by I, R. Ryder, the mi'ililmr uf the! lining the plar«* of liuldmg lhe I'.ir- faculty m charge, indicating Uiat a I'uil Capri for »aid’ county . on large'uuiubcr . , of sOcultt will avail Saturday tie- Wih day of July. A. 1> j111,-Ma.Al..^. themselves uf Um .opportunity ofJ ?! v’’;lockt ,h’; r'H'-: sp.-ndlu¥- a u,vlul ai|,| !. toP'T. ’',g «-■»*-1 -uimm i un .the beautiful *"** “ ■“ ......... in EnBl Latrjuuf. of Probate. Itciufuiber minutiK, mid ad<rone bcalcn egg; it'inov*- from the Uro. mid' the ’strained juice of oii<--hiilf leinoil. Cover and'allow lo stand for three minutes. Season willi iuiH ■ and pepper an*f jHiur.over the pudding. Eggs Wilh Cln*es—Mell two Inhlcspooiifuls of hulb'r ill :i pan. add, two. lalilespoimftds of Hour, half; u teaspoonful of mitslurd, a pinch of reil pepper or paprika, half a lua»|MHjiiful of suit, and a • upfnl and a half of tweet milk. the milk slowly added. -J ready six liard-lxiib'd eggs ami cupful of grnti-i^ cIk-chi*. Lii well-hultwi'd baking dish with bread crumbs, slice into iUlWO.of lhe hard boiled eggs, sprinkle IhHif •geifOrotisly wilh grilled cIk-om* and IMiiir over I hear purl of lln- eroamrd-tlilliiig; repeal until all arc used. .Make the top layer uf breadcrumpn dolled wilh butler and cheese. I take until brown. ■tonally. NOTICE THESE BARGAINS IN SMALL FARMS Hastings, Crook and Gould Michigan* HICKI STOMACH SUFfEHEftS MB THE DU REMEDV prove*—no long treatment. Mayr’a Wonderful Stomach Uemedy olcaro-thc dlacaUve tract of mucold nccrations and poiaonous mat­ ter. It brlnss swift rollof to ■uttorers from aliinanu* of tho utonusch. liver ■ nd bowel*.- Many declare that it liaa saved them from dangerous opera­ tion* and many are auro that it ha* •aved their llvca-t 1 UocktUM ot tho' rcuurkable auceeu of thia remedy Ihet* are many tml- V. W. Hubb* uf l»01 taut Malo ?S1* Jauk»on( Mfctb—”1 haj not m well maitiecn yean*. Alter..tak- �THE HAWINGS BANNER JI XE IS. 131L HHTOIMH ii was FBI the package the.postage would not bl' mom than nine cents, or four and one-half instead of seven oante. a To tbe value of the uggs and tlie cost of the pootago moot be added the coal, of Uie container and the VNGtE SAM HEC0MMEND6 THIS wrapping- Yor two doaen eggs this may be estimated at eight cents. METHOD Of-' SELLING With pottage al nine cents, it would, THEM. NOUf Bin "BOOB" EGGS MAY BE BUT BY MAIL bi tuple Contrivance For Candling Them Explained. All Eggs Must Be Tested By Candling. Tint ogKS -can bo marketed succeMfully by .imrcel poat and tiiat this method frequently secures a belter price for the producer and a fresher article for lhe eunsumer has now been demonstrated to the satisfaction of tlie experts in lhe U. 8. Deparimcnl of Agriculture. The Department conducted testa that covered a period of five months. Al lhe end of that period il ciuuu to lhe conclusion that the parcelH post was pf particular value to lhe man whose Hock was too small or who lives too fab from exih-om service to permit him to ship his eggs iu the regular commercial case which holds 30 dozen eggs. In tho course of these experi­ ments the Department shipped lllJi eggs in tad lots. Of fhese 327, or slightly less than 3.0 per tent, were broken but only 209 or slight­ ly less than 23 per cent were abso­ lutely wasted. The others, though broki’n, could still *be used. The percentage of breukfige, moreover, will be greatly reduced, il is said, when the employees of the post of­ fice- become more accustomed to handling such fragile matter.' That the eggs should be properly l>acked is of course essential. This implies lirn*’. MM ninl nom*- i-xpense arid is tun’ retuoti why no attempt .'huuld lie made to iiiarkvl by par­ cel (lost any but the finest quality of eggs, for they alone will bring I’emunerative. prices. Moreover, if the customer who buys in small lots Hilda that any considerable propor­ tion of his purchases is undesirabii*. or eVen umtUousUve ap|**.nance, ho will not trouble lo ask for deductions on (hat account; he will simply discontinue his orders. The producer, therefore, inusl.see to it that all the eggs the (loslman de­ livers are what he represents them PAGE NINETEEN MM III Ml II therefore, cost 17 cents to.market two 1,11 egg*, or night ami onehalf cents a dozen. By shipping in 10-dogen lots, il is estimated. that the marketing cost can be reduced to 4.7 cents a dozen. Where the container can be used more than once, this cost can of course be somewhat reduced. Large sized Containers will aland from throe lo four trips, smaller ones from three to live, so that it will nay the producer lo induce bis cus1 tomer to return- Uw containers per­ iodically. The poslagr required for ihu is of course deducted from the bill for the next shipment. All hough it fa obviously advan­ tageous l»oth to Uie producer and consumer that Uie eggs be shipped in large quantities and consequent­ ly economically, It must be remem­ bered in taking orders thal tbe supSly of eggs undergoes the greatest uclualions. In times of scarcity it is not good policy for the pro­ ducer to send all his output to one customer, neglecting his' other friends, nor in times of plenty can ho expect to dispose of his entire stock to his regular custom­ ers. Thran points must be given duo consideration nnd the quanti­ ties that are to be supplied al each reason nf lhe year carefully slated in the contract. The price, loo, var­ ies With he supply. .One good meth­ od of delerminmg this I? to take as a basis the wholesale price of eggs pn the open market and add to this a certain number of cents a dozen for th.- n.-w-liiid parcel (M»t qgtsj Care should be taken, however, to see that there is no possibility of ahy misunderstanding arising in re­ gard to tho basic price. To obviate Ulis, lhe quolnliohH quoted in a given newspaper or some other sim­ ilar authority'may be accepted. Eggs are scarcest and highest in the fall. - CliictecnH should, there­ fore. tie hatched eariy enough lo be­ gin laying at this season. Moreover, little diHIcully will be expirieiicod lheir in disposing of the entire milput and it will in consequence bo uiqiroHtabk* to divert any of the supply to home purposes. This dif­ ficulty can be overcome by preserv­ ing cgks in ihe spring, wlum liioy «tre plentiful and cheap.. A solution of wal*T glass, which can be obtained nl drug slorea.for 75 cents a gallon*, should be used for Ulis purpOM’. i‘ach quart b<‘ing diluted with Id qunrls of waler which has been boiled and cooled. The eggs should lie (nicked in stone jars or crocks anil Uh* solution poured over ihcln. or they may be carefully placed in the solution each day. Eggs k^iit ui this way are perfectly good, hut naturally they do not command the prlrereof those newly laid. The shclLs somi’iiijies break in boiling, but Ibis' may be avoided by punctur- WINTER CARE OF THE CALF Tho first Msenlfal to c*lt-ral»tni Ln *ho winter is to separate tbe young afilfoals from tho older and stronger stock. Some farmers. Ln (act. moat of them, allow cattle' of aU shapes and alMis to run together, but where this Is done, tho larger once naturally crowd the smaller and weaker meenbars out of spentl the severest portion ot tbe night exposed to the rough elements. Such a course Is unprofitable for two reasons, to aay nothing ot the suffering to which the helpless calves, with their susceptible constitutions, thus arc subjected. They will require more food to keep their bodies warm and offset tho detri­ mental action of tlie aoverw cold. Then, no matter how much they are fed. tho exposure stunts their whole general system to such an extent that their delicate tissues and organa never will develop as they would if a steady, undisturbed growth had been main­ tained from tho start. An undesirable dairy or stock animal ia thus de­ veloped. Again, the farmer teas not the time .to watch tho cattle and see that the A number from this .<-*nmmnnty| will al tend commendrinetil >-vercis-l es at Hastings Friday. Two of our young, ladies, Misses Eleanor Os­ born and Lottie Merrill, will bidi farewell lo their school days. Wc aro proud to claim, th»-m as r>ur girls. - They have .appreciated th* I sacrifice th»« parents hare made for them. Miss Osborn will assfaf her I mother in her household duties with the hopes of anteuu- . <>11. g.some day. Miss Merrill will more with her parents to Alali.uu;i. neat Mobile, where star will ?-ni<-r the i State Normal to Hl her’for her fu­ ture carrer as a teacher. «jur best] wishes go with her. Frank Smith, white put on the I farm at work was taken qnile sick last Thui-sday nnd und* r ih<- doc-d tor's care. He was faktit to his ■home at Hastings, ttatui-i ■ ThuSO who irilendcil I.-- hareaImireaU’ sermon at Hu-hii.-.. Sun­ day evening were Lawi । Osburn mid •sisters Eleanor and li-u<- nnd tbe Merrill fahiily. . Mrs. Osborn entarlaiiH-*i a <-**11sin and her husband ir-*.ii lim-fair Springs, last Wednesday.. Afton Smith and wif*- fA.in ll.i-diugs spent a day ul He.-Lw«t mid enjoye<i eating ice cream. Mr. and Mrs. MtNee fn-m Free­ port spent Sunday *ii Buller Smith's. Slitillz Uniiui will aiir. meeting for lhe ilrtd Tin • ' Ot»v June mouling-c July.---------------... auspli'es uf W.C. T, I and l.\ gelical church will c<»iKid*-r I Brendy’s lecture-to answer for June meeting. Al our Moy meeting, ••wing lo busy season, only a few w*-r<- p ejit. A very inlcreslin- ih*--i Dairymen” We are in need of more sweet cream. Just-think! We will pay you 3 cents per pound premium over our sour cream price for so little extra work on your part. We surely don’t need to urge you to grasp this extra money. About one extra trip to the creamery each week with a little extra care at home will get you this big money (or your crearti. Start at once and keep account of the extra money you get and set how well it pays you. CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO HASTINGS, MICH. A sermon un tin’ Ixird’- I'; mons und summing up belter understanding tu Just notice tho herd so mo morning, wmid-rful prayer. if you are feeding tho calves, dairy that nnd stock cattle all together, and you Mrs. Gurney. Report laws ami motions and reading of constitution. Ai Temperance Teaching in Iho Sinida? boy ! Who can pjace I one of our ghls. or worth of a human soul how many of *us. wl. DAIRY Unless she be brought to her highoxt production in this length of Umo bar milk yield for that milking period will bo. materially decreuie-l. Good pure water, and plenty of U, should bo ta a i convenient place where she may have j access lo It at all times, to that she limy drink all she wants. •When we consider that a cow nei-ds ' five poundH of water to'make a pound ’ of milk, it is plain lo be seen thal she must have plenty of water tf she ia to . produce a large flow of milk. Sall Is | another essential and cows should , have plenty of it to keep them in good health. ___ - WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. Wc buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Volte & Co, Op.c:LAS. Pion 57 Hutiip CAREFUL FEEDING PAYS WELL FEEDING CALVES IN WINTER . -------Catarrh Cannot Be Curcfl • Common Cows Capable of Producing I ^ith LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as they even give pile thought Morn Milk Than Nnu, <tan<.rnX cannot reach tho scat of tbo disease. CaOats Arc Neither Extremely Heating ilitude qf Illi’ rcspo|tsifa Nor Fattening, But Build Up Ani ­ wlll observe that tho little fellows aro rests upmi ti'. Han Himal and Give Strength. getting only a bit now and then as iioul any rlnini upon । -nr T U HAl.mMl, unv^ty Farm. ^^.urf^."'iteUte of the contents," is omitted by many they dodge about among tho other IU u MII1R calves aro to make a Hti.mi.Mim>> Catarrh Cura ta not a quack It producers who rely on care in colcattle. Indeed, they are even very uml at tho same time rapid rrom a careful Investigation wo find w„ prrscribed l»- ono of tln> U>t phy­ lecling to eliminate all bad eggs. It ruggedI und liable to bo badly Injured besides by .... urour ml.*.*.. b» lb.* .... SlSSS'llA.’SKUSfi is, however, impossible lo nvofii mi some ot tho larger animals. । mild.’ than trfturn them out*to pasture producing a much larger yield than Is [ bmlly itiipi-*’.-'--*l wilh il**iH?casii>nal accident, and rundlirig is beat tonlca known, combined with tho ............... f ............... gn-al In tho full after ther have been 'secured trom the average common cow t blood-purifiera, nctlftg directly on tba Bible or profitable to allow l|>o calves opportunily winch is p-tiis! 1 *>r weaned nHd leave them to subsist en- ln ,h'' •“'<»• UuHng the past decade. caution. A 'simple inrttll can 'lw lo run with tbe older animals, .they au ordinary piMluIxuird Im>.\ sufherd, Bend tor tevUmoulaU. free. lo-,v;i«. danl f1”* Ftass may bo. It is Iiiiikm- Farm. In the dairy , a numb<T uf catarrh. -. -■Is, 3. CHEHW * CO.. Pvore.. Toledo and they will do much better if ra­ h> SniH'ii. "Siiiiun. i^w*-t->tale for them to keep up a plump, common rows; Uiat cows with no «f.8*'li! by Pnanrlsl*. price Tte. tions peculiarly adapted to their needs .1 I bril «< »hy condition on the gruss feed <laJr>' heredity. Tho average yield I they ore dn>p|«‘<l in lhe waler. gav.-'nkmc The great business of tho from these common cows, tor 33 year-1 In case ono Is handling'a consid­ • The amly drawback to 4imrk»ling d my : growing calf Is to make muscH*. Tlita I >7 records, is 6.000 pounds of milk. ••Bgs-tiy parcel |h>bI appears to be erable herd of slock calves they him muscle is nunk what fsivo* gives pull plumpness nnd ;---"“d----222•— pounds Imflb'. ikv .viv ia 111iiu-na null —— —-of—bufter; —r—- • —which —— —last. ■ round hole Is then cut in liic-box lhe lime nnd trouble Involved in should be placed In separate quarters Can you-.think .niylhing Hu-r that fleshy appearance to a well-fed ■ valued at 27 cents per pound. I» equal i .ill.*n ■ , I" .-1.b*-l|* ......... .... _ n InIn run nit nnrnlu.ra round numbers tnto Igfl $60. fnr for hullnr butter I al Uie level of lh>' lump flame mid; fur by the extra price hint can al­ from tho others. i»ven tho lot In a .-••t|lI .... andi thrifty calf. Vor thin ___ purpmuwhich they exorcise or have their feed Hie cundling done by holding each ways bi- oblaitlml for products that win!*- anti t:*****l food in titlied> for that Is especially nlonc. Tho overage receipt per com- ' racks for forage, should be arranged I I*, i.i-lill material. Grass mon covy In tho state is 346.40; which I ant nbsoluli’ly reliahti*. At bottom. so the larger animals will not have ,.i.\ Hi* *i...’ prin......i ; . rich .In muscle-forailng . <■ -iixiiii is ill <larkiir>s» shows lhat tho average cow is yield­ of ridhl.l' Iherefore, llm shipper's si\cess th’ottering eontliuious iqqxirtunlly for Nn (evil will servo this purpose bet­ log $14 less per annum than she might any one lo enjoy all tin- advan­ (■•ills of fin- egg mi<Hho~<- Hint show safeguard* Hie reputation of his Individual feed troughs or boxes ter than oats. Not only are oats rich easily yield if gtven the same care I tages of a course of lluKlnvsM train­ cannot bo furnished In a case like lirtHlucIs.. Salislbul euslomi’r* will in tho materials desired, but that rich- and feed ns aro given the cows at ing which will ixc-lthety lead to a this, but long troughs should be pro ­ soon build up his business furliim. University Farm. -gtxHl Milaiicd position tliruuxh the should Im sent lo market. Fertile Any Post Ollli’.c will furnish, cum- vided. their slxo being sufficient to •permir.* nrim-ipl*-'*<rep iuli. 11’,,.imt an concentrated aa to make well-known eggs deteriorate rapidly in worm plelo information in regard lo reg- permit all the calves to eat without •on* I behold vvlial a tnnlful pfanl is j lhe‘“ a dangi-rai* food. No onu over j Birgaln-Huntlnb Habit weallirr and are I hi’ cause uf much ulai ions and rales, and. as already crowding somo way. as the larger produced. . .——— A Kansas City matron, whoso family ‘ loss. A linwuly lien on the heat or staled, the several Stale Experi­ ones soon acquire tho habit of cheat­ Ono thing thinir whi win -!ih makes i-iakcs it most ninsl / I 61-6B Wewt Grand River Avenue, ' often had occasion to laugh at bar a*■*-i>l--ulal .-x(..--iiiI** a high li’IU- ment sfations^ave informalion in ing the smaller and weaker ones out distinctly tlie doiv of a Sunday IH.TRO1T. MICH. peralure may star! incubation and regard lo the various lyliM of ship­ bargain-lmnting campaigns, decided recause the egg to spoil and injure the ping boxes. Tbe results of the U. of their feed. centljUo Issue upward of a hundred Olive, is Hie hl. '• ,"f tetupct'.-llirc I WTioro ono Is raising only a few shippiTN reiiutation. it in advisa- S. Govenimenl'H investigation of Invitations to a sovlal function. While , teaching in llm I*-iii-s. it is at>b|*-. Ih- i'-fm*-. In retain-lhe fertile the mall er have been published in calves, especially If they aro for tho palling to Hiitik uf -the numb*-r ot. down town In company with her daugh eggs for home use or <iis|K»e of Fiinnent’ Bulletin 501, ,of the De­ dairy herd, Iha^t should be housed homes in'which I* t>i|*eranc.‘ prin-. . ter attending to some preparatory * them- in -Mime oilier way than partment of Agritullurc. which as above advised, and In addition they i ii*i"- hrn not faughi to Ute giifa . mailers, tbo daughter suggested that1 FIRE INSURANCE Ilirougb parcel |H>sl. This is also will be scttl free on retiuesl. should be trained lo tho halter. Teach and boys. . they stop at a post office substation in • like to change your Ineurauce call true or imilfflt egas. Eggs should them to stand tied tn tficlr stalls and .Faring squarely Iho <hie need uf: ■ u departmeiit store and purchase le.'.i i.n. w*..ion ini• ii'i**i 101 to lead any/»here desired. HULTUWEtfl' HLTLAND. the children, it mi*-W' .Iu me.aluiui.il ’■ stamps with which to mall tho laripany with a cash capital of high-class trade, since the process Last Week's Leiter. crimljial rie'gUgi’rico • 000 and can fully protect removes a natural niucilaginus I tattons. come unprepared i*1 Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Havens and coaling and opens. the pores uf the family silent. Sunday wilh Mr. mid­ I "Oh; no," replied the mother. "Wo and girls especially slit’ll. . I nqed so many let s go up to tho post poratice lesson Mrs. Harry Dunn. After- this thorough elimination There are many j office; maybo wo can ge ‘‘ * All Ready for Their Oats. ME and Mrs. Frank Walters mid of lite hniil. lhe eggs Hint remain fatnjly visited at Clarence Olis' truth may Im imp er."—Kansaa City Star. injured an tinlmul of any kind by a I should be carefully (tacked in a con­ Sunday. tho cows quietly, quickly and regular feed of oapt. oops. They I; •< Kui.tr I* - 11 <n inoy are neither j। t . ------------tainer of corrugated pasteboard, effects «»r :d< Miss Mary McFarland spent Sat­ onMilk time. . metal, wood or other suitable uia- urday nl Clarence Otis’. it .Hiuiit nm nr : ■-xli.-iiK-ly In-uting nor fattening In: Consideration for Others. • • _ rwinim. T A ir ixir' awn ti’rihl. Tlie (Mist office regulations - : lheir nature, but they, tend, instead, to j A few more smiles of sllsnt sym-| ‘'•LFILtV 1/AtYinuO AINU i'drink t rid'Hi-- <lcadl’ Don’t forget the chicken-pie social •h.iuld !.*•....... •/ V require I his retainer to be so wrap­ Friday evening, Juno 36. at the Hut­ Provide comfortable quarters far >• build up miixci.-.i und give an animal Path>'. a faw more tender words, a FUNERAL DIRECTORS ped Hint nothing cun escape from land M. E. church. All over ten milch cows.maiiy pliio ■> strength und vigor. IH<1o more restraint on temper, may ,, . , the package and each egg, in ad­ years of ago are charged 25 cents a ' As sunn as the pastures (all is lhe I make all tho difference between hap- ■ Licensed hmbalmer always in attendance dition. to be wrapped setiaratoly in plate. Aa a rule the beat market ta your possible I" uiipi-Ihnl f«ci b.' tiuio that tbo calves need this addl- pineas ami half happiness to those I. PHONE. 226 OR 387 excelsior, cotton, ur some such ma­ li:n.I.IUM to*. ,,„,r Ih.,* liiusl a I;,|hcr brlnI Miss Esther Cronk- spent Sunday home market. live with.—Stopford Brook a. terial. Any soft paper serves lhe at William Havens’. calves tn to thd atabiaa night and purimsi* ....... <(ui(c well. As fur the con- .,,, .. - .................. > ** 111 "ill* * I •" nil,.in Miss Noy *Whittemore s|>enl <*•the Giro a balanced ration—clean, guide tho train with il' ffeigltl <> ( morning or also take thu oats to liio Japan him 5.uw tuini’f itself, Him’ nnt many kinds .week mid with li.-r grandparents of wboloaome aud appetising. htirnmi lives. lhai ’*•• iiilfat be cleat I piutlurc, mid the gains the calves make railroad. on iiir iiiiii'ki’i siiiii the b’cpartment Della, Mr. mid Mrs. W. L. WhitteAbstract Ulock, ItaAilngs of Agriculture invrsltgulors have rnoro. ... .. . ..... ... 1 because uf .this addition will pay all ing order lo <!■> .... ,' Money to loan on Real Estate. Ilo.il Clean tho dairy stable In summer a large iiioituui d- ■S|ablislun* iil. coate. If at any timq the calves are । ■ not allctnnled to deride which is the Mrs. Mary lltivqiis mid Elsie lust I Estate sold on commission. General as regularly as In wintar. best. Instead, they refer inquirers Fields spent Sunday al William Where an a[*p*-.il i‘ slS!‘’ "■ "•c'-1‘pi””. Jo Hi*- various Sial*- experiment Havens'. ■ <<-lu-<l (hr ‘ii-ii take a long limo of good feeding and Apply intelligent labor to your dairy lln‘ medium stations which have available in­ lords. Th*-- - j careful attention to bring tliom to n FUn* Table Ln Effect March t, IRIX.: uncords, can furnish complete AbDaily Except bnnday. | siracts. and -watch th* inoomo locrcaaa. formation on this question. are more sei : olio nn>l all j thrifty condition. A growth each day Gru-sv Crock Grunge. >1-oii in iu:ik_ ri.. .*. .......... . . . in packing eggs it fa well to sort Boll call rraixtaded lo by sister.* Hicm as far as is (.radical acionl- angwering lo. ‘•One improvement I Oats and pea hivy Is a nutritious and ing ■olng South "9:06 should asm for with hia young animals. ing lo size and colur and to keep mean to make in my house man- 1valuable feed if cut at the right time. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS •olng North 7:37 fut home use iliosi’ which are ir­ ugement this year," anil brothers < FOR RHEUMATISM KJONET1 ANO BLAOOIR regular in shape, unusually long or answering to, “One improvotneni If* . Weed out tho unprofitable cows by l'.anii°'u.d u!' CAREFUL WATCH ON RESULTS tilings which J- <*l l"’ iiianly and \\..Ihin-ahclled. Conluiiicrs that have mean tq make in my farm this । boon badly stained by broken eggs year." uiailly <l<*v<'lo‘|*iii- ii Thq Sunday Abundant Supply of Pure Water should be rt’iilac<’i| by new ones and .“What is lhe moat pruclic.al power school mid Hi*' h•••*■ are Hi*’ pl;u •­ If You Want Delicious Should Be Within Reach of Cow Uie package wrapped as neatly as avuilublc io farmers in this vicint- , Milk tbo cows clean every time It in whirii Irani :-'ii|iLTdlurv and (ioshIIiIc. In sliorl. every effort ly? Whnl are iis difficulties und l>ureriiiiiMled <-ii - *milk. should be Inn'di'.to deliver us al- cxiiensc." Brother Huy Ei-wuy-. iiaclive a package as possible into Xxiuglis und Colds Ucukcii. . Food boxes and. manger* should bo Hccifalioii. Mary Havens.The dairy cow is naturally of a lhe hands of tin* customers. The 5 the System, i k'lpt clean to h*-<’ that, the cattlo clean “Wlint t/Hfls uro needed add wluit extra expense will be lit lie and the cost is n man warranted in (lulling 'quiet disposition and should be quietly - ■ ' up their feed und aro keen for tho' Cmitinuetl- <j'ii • returns in increased trade great. into them?’' Brolliem Eratuds Gur- 1bandJed. You cun get It here at ANY TIME you wish and in ANYQUANllroiu-lual troilbli "The larger lhe shiirnlriits that the hamjuid W. A. Kerr. T1TY you desire. We deliver fee cream to any part of the citv. •in. Tx>ss of Keep watch of their drop plugs to; nnd weaken Ui<producer cun arrange to make, lhe Music. ’ We buy our own Cream, and Ret the but that money can boy. .•'•tii'Hilly ful- son that no food passes through undl* | weighl and api"-' cheaper cun he uffonl to sull Iris “Fann uieelmnics taught at our i of’’"!!!-'. ln’. kill ­-' gcslcd. Not** carefully tho respite of [ Wc make our own ice cream by machinery, and have the best there i?! K:::g (.•Kgs. Within I lie Hist aud second Agricultural College," by Brofltw Iing a dairy. is on the market. Our ice cream if strictly PURE. WHOEHSOffl K Nl ’ W Discovery -............. I ’ * ' * <■**• ........... U.IU HU'Ml . j "J?** • v cry change of fc-ed and never mako t zones uf tin- parcel (kc*1 service, a Bert Newland. and SANITARY, human hands Dot touching it from the time the your-'MHigh. luU dos*’ ln lp>.; too radical changes In the ratinn. package costs live cruls fur Jlielirst “What utensils and mechanical . cream goes into our machine until it ia dished out ou your table. • . for* stubborn — • " - • pound and unly one cent for each helps docs a woman on a small < Wo make a specialty ot furnishing Ice cream for par­ all IhroRl iind^ maximum* production within 30 or 40 coughs; rot. additional t*ound. Ordituiry eggs farm need and what cost is she war- * ties, socials and Sunday dinners. ItniK Imubh riles...jf" j s mtor sm* tresiirna. • weigh about one raid one-half runted Jn exitendiiw for them?" Sis- 1brings top prices. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE PALM GARDEN Mum-.M im-.iluiin. ’ ’ wu'ick Hi-- Iml ’-uiiii'n'.-ri Whetli^ th- cow ta’kept for m|1k 'pounds a dozen, which wilh lhe ad­ lent l.uelln Otis, Mary Baker and nothlL tab*xnJo**Imoirth. und 1 h.u:-- ' ta-lieve Dr. nr bu''*'r « »» '»• ditional weight of-the wrapper and Lib. DyuglusJ. ctjilUilier, wuuld rnnke a parkugf morn than cow cojixutnptlon. •Kill""'* V.... r>! I... Music und r; (i<'sluueul0 furnish- dousing ’ 7..; ‘ nnrlant porlqnt lh*,i that uhn •hp.t* hrmirht brought to f-»r her Of a'dozen eggs weigh between two cd by lhe brothers. haln* '...... <., . ’ IPoor barn raatllaUnn __ _ it _ ,m. .. ..... . drifts hlgheid prtHiuctam of milk ragardlraa, and tlinie (founds. Tho postage on \ '___ ■ -____ itd.fr’. Hri'oiriin*’itdi -i ny -Carvefli A of -»• q’lantity.of butter fat contained Phone 54$ J*. W. ARMBRUSTER, Prop’r Hastings, Midh. tills- would be fluven cents. If auBANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. BANNER WANT-ADVS. PAY, jStebbins.—A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. e milk. ■ This can iinly be done by candling llu’in. Candling, ‘TW’ pn<c»H of IcHling eggs by pasiiiug light thrvugh Triplet Calves. K Spring Term Detroit Business University IMIIIer & Harris Furniture co. ICE CREAM THE PALM GARDEN �TBE BWBWHIW.I. JIM! M, W4. Southwestern Michigan International Sunday School Lesson THIS WEEK’S NEWS IN NEAR-BY COUNTIES, Nlule Creamery Inspector Umt R. Webb officiated nt n wholr*;dr Fur Sunday June-28. round-up «»f violators of tli*- slate1 Rv I .re IV. Amrs. dairy amtJood laws al Zejjliuul re­ Review': ‘ The Seeing Saviour. cently. Eight patrons of the Har­ lem chec**- facloiv, operated Phoe­ Rending Le**«p only: Hebrew A:I4nix Cheese Co. of Zeeland, were tak­ Gohlen Text: Luke 19:1b. en into court ami paid fines ami Introduction. cosl* varying fmm 411 to KK apiece. l us Iw-iir in mind the subject 'Five were found guilty of vJnlaling the law relating to the production of unsanitary inilk or cream and three were found guilty of having added wafer, to the Inilk delivered nt the chre*o factory. ll of Mlf-*ei-kmu-. Mirerning the char■«i.* uinl concerning The Brldlnp Good Roatl* A’ nlion have just completed the mg «>f tourist sign* <>n Jh<road* and streets leading intf »Ul of the city. The purpo**- ■ signs is’to tlirccl aufdmrdtili*l’ other* lo other towns in the bounding country. Feeding Stock Your slock CAN’T TALK.’ They can’t TELL YOU whether they like the feed you pre giving them or not. The only way they can show their DISAPPROVAL is by lheir POOR CONDITK >N. The wise feeder will make a change at once. The indifferent man will proba­ bly continue buying the inferior quality Of feed just be­ cause he may possibly save a few cents a TON. Wc have fed stock for a good many years, before we commenced running this elevator, and wc arc still feeding stock. .Mixing good feeds for domestic animals is a “knack” that we learned through a long experience in concerning the J.onl brought linn into Hie presence of Ille two, lo open to them the scriptures, which have foi* their subject HL* suffer­ ing* and His glory I Peter 1:11 . Jirmg* lhe U Lord is risen i i<> tin- Wool. first place iu our live earthly tic*, not si cross., Deciding for .should settle It once f* are Hi* i-omplelely r iffending Faith comoth hv Hi ,Rom. 10:17). We occupied witli the heller for mint growing than Ihmt- Here lb tin- tlrsl parable, ll xmidx of acres along the Dowagiac iour i<seeking lhat which llnding it. and rejoicing o raiisfactorily. I^sllr Jackson. who wax former­ ly Grand Trunk ticket: agent nt Oli­ vet station, has-been arrested at I^peer on the charge nf embezzling . upward* of $109 from the Grand Trunk at the Lapeer station where he was agent. The sprayinu of orehanlc in Eat­ on county this season lias been car­ ried on wilh increased. vigor oVer lhat of previous years, and ns a re­ sult of thi« tlie apple crop gives pro'mise of being a bumper, and lhe fruit will again command the fop notch prices in the markets. - .The Right Kind of Feed the stock growing business. When' you buy feed here we will gladly give yrtu_^he benefit of otir'advice and exper* ir*nr*., if vnn tvicli it The Elevator Men HASTINGS, MICH saviour wondering why our horn•tir rias*, our Sunday school, out •linn li does not prai*«* Him? X. THE COMING OF THE KING- tt Railways which begun on ___ _ .vill be completed ... d from the earth iulo His presence I The*. ’.:I.'I-1R be­ fore i|i<* selling up nf the kingdom, ami which will be with Him when Chink, of henry Smith Grand Rapids, IBicb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment / in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Store Phones— ’ Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 HIGH STREET. • Mr. nnd Mrs. Ora Chaffee Nashville spent Halttrdny mid Sun •lay wilh Hieir uncle nnd auid, Mi arid Mrs. 11. Hall. • • ' / Miss’ Jennie (Ihappon has rjTnrri iul nflcp visiti(ig friends in Phtirie [Ville for a few dnjts. ’ . z Lillie Vnmieiiliurg. has gone ■ I bride thgl doesn’t attempt too breakfast just the same, by serving Toasties are choicest bits of Indian Corn perfectly cooked, delicately flavored, rolled paper-thin and toasted to a crisp, appetizing brown. -x. • This food comes in tightly sealed packages, ready for instant serving with cream and sugar—also delicious with fresh berries. Light, wholesome, nutritious and temptingly good for the “first breakfast” and the countless meals that will follow- Sold by Grocers Everywhere. ptRST «ad ketnuding Mortgage 5% Gold 'Ye offer theae Hon<U in flUU, >5411 and >l,H«)drnomin>tionaan<l reconitnind them . a« a *«fe investment. An attractive feature in Uxix investmeql is that thev are Income Tax Exempt, lhe holder for the reason that lhe LO. tax lx paid at the source. Howe, Snow, Corrigan & Bertles much for that breakfast. good T J aQd Min we have ihe kingdom "in th*‘ miilsl" of the. people; po*t|>*>n*'d bccaus** rejected; coming MiiMenly in lime* similar fi> the flay* of Noah mid l.*d: ami present again • T ax being , gn-ntly indebted by mr efforts. Lot u* take rather the •Ince, as untoolilable servant*, •ven at our best, not pulling a high ■oimnle upon, <air work for Him vim gave Hix life for us. IX. THE GRATEFUL.. SAMARII'AN -Luke 17;II-I9. Ten needed •leausing. . One was abb' to demise. Ten u*k(!il for cleansing. Hile was willing In cleanse. Ten wcn> -cleansed. One was, ready to receive't hanks for cleansing. Nine were occupied with other thing*. Hue wa? occupied with the One who had cleansed Him. Ten a hot kitchen, *4 Unil€(l Lal&llt Breakfast She can escape cooking Lillrivv it . IC-Y0U have been in the stock feeding business for any length of time, you doubtless KNOW that there ^QUALITY in stock feed, just os there, itf QUALITY’ in shqes, clothing or anything else. If you buy the GOOD KIND you must expect to pay WHAT IT IS WORTH. The feed of QUALITY it the only kind we handle, and wc don’t charge you any more for it than lots of others charge for the inferior kind. .Call and let’s talk it over. XIE THE GREAT REFIT Mark . 10:17-31. Seeking IIirough d<iing. nol knowingwho alone can give life, tin young man clung lo his ricin fusing His riche*. He wont sad ns-nil must do who go away from Hie Tx»r«l Jesus i:bii*l. Peter, speaking after t!.. :' point out tin- cmilrnst between (be rich young man and Hie disciples, in response lo whU-h lhe Lord ns- avoid rich, greasy foods, and have ’ Xml .IrirPt ImVR you wish. PHONE 18 now is Tho linn- oF salvation. I hn*n who reject Ho- "Word ol there is no'way *»f salvation. VIII. -UNPROFITABLE . ^WrAOB TWP4TV .______________________ __________ . ' Edmonds Bros ’ Passrnpcrs on tin- Pore Wartpiellc train running between Grand Ledge and Grand-Rapid* w iin< »M-d a pe­ culiar sight one day last .week. as Ihr train was leaving the Sjinfleiii yards. The roof of the smoker was found lo be on tire and tin- blaze 4iad begun tn take on an alnnnfig aspect when discovered. The car was buckl'd under the waler lank in lhe Sunfield yard* and ibduged with nature's extinguisher, but il lowing the mint rows on hr* km-o* pulling oul the weeds ami gra**. but he expects lo gel good wngv* for the work, says tlie Dowagiac News. This farther only four year* ago wax a <-ferk in a store in Dowa­ giac. gelling 42 tier day. and using up his wage* ns fast as he got them. He secured <15 acres of land, aboul* half of which is muck laml. ami by hard work got 30 acres into mint. IjisI year his yield wa* a big one, and the price correspondingly*big. He ma<le expenses mt the upland and the- mint- mftiyry was protit. . the probate office, in Hn Hastings, in said county, I2lh day of June A. D. 191 acting Judge of Probate. In the Mirft.-r of Ilin F.*lnto of Ellen L Ignibmigh, Deceased, r • W. A. But roll, nephew, having tiled in said churl his petition pray? ing thal nn instrument now on 111c in this court purporting to |ie the last will xind testament of sahl d«'-| ceased be granted to W. or some other suitable nt It is Onloretl. That th< of July. A. D. 1914, o'clock in - Hie forenoon. ----probate office, lie amt is hereby appoinled for Ttearing said petition: It is Further.Ordered, That pub­ lic notice thereof be given by publiealioh of a copy of I hit) order, h*r three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in Hui Hast­ ings BANNER; n newspaper print­ ed anil circiilateil in said county. Clement Smith. Cireull Judge 5th Circuit ami arl। ing Judge of Prolralo. A true copy,-. . Register of pmhatef Hot Weather Tonic nnrt Are you run down—nervous— | tired? Is everything you do an ef­ fort? You are nol lazy—you are । sick 1 Your stomach, liver, kidneys and whole system need a fnnit. A | tonic, and health builder to drive out lhe waste matter—build you uf» and renew your strength. Nothing better than Electric Billerx. Start today. Mrs. James Duncan. Haynes­ ville, Me, writes: “Completely cured me aflor several doctors gave mo up.” 50c and 41.00. Recom­ mended by Carveth A Stebbins.—A. Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 HASTINGS AND CARLTON Caleb flishridger nnd daughter, Mr*. Peter Adrianson Of Delton vis­ ited Glenn Moore and family. Fri­ day. • Mrs. Andrianson stayed until Sunday. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cummings and ings molorcil 16 T.nn.*ing. Saturday Mr. nnd Mrs. \V. Zlisr’hitHI and aiiil before rclurning Hunday they ilatighler Charlotte, of Hastings, visited tlieir ]ffin-nts iji Diaiuondale. Bertha Swnn*on spent Saturdayspent <Kumt.-iy arieninon wijli the latter’s sister, Mrs. A. E.j Roniiisffii. and Sunday nl Gull Lake. Mr. and Mrs. ITeemaii Barnum <>f Lyndonville. N. Yi. Henry Hagla aud Take Plci|ty. of Time 4o Ent. wife mid Philo Fuller ami iX'ife of There is a saying that "rapiil eat­ CaHlon visih’il Horace .BamUinN ing i« slow suicide." If yon have Tuesday. forrm-d the habit of eallitg too raj>- *11. V. Wilson n ml wife.- in com-idly you are most likely suffering pany wilh other friends spoilt Sun­ from indigeitioft or constipation, al Akers Point/ which will result eventually in ser­ day James Hine* ami wife of Stock­ ious fllupaS uni' ** i-.Ji r«-. te<L Di­ bridge visited their niece Mrs.. Clar­ gestion begins in thi* mouth. Food ence Kinne, Friday. should be thorpughly masticated Dorothy Bump and Agalha Kinne and insalivated. T'lu-il when you called on Mildred Kinne Sunday, hale a ftHIness of the stomach or who had lhe misfortune to break feel dull ami xlupid after eating, her right arm one .day last wejk. take one of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many severe caws of stomach With Hlmtelf In Mind. trouble mid coii*lip;tlion have Ix’di When you hear a man telling what cured by the use of These tablets. They are easy to take, and most la tbo opinion of “tblnktag people agreeable in effect. Sold by AH everywhere" ho hw direct reference BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. With Aristos Flour you can make superb bread every ‘.time. Light, porous, digestible. Keeps fresh, sweet and palatable. Aristos makes bread that satisfies the appetite, strengthens the muscles and supports life. /Stf � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-06-25.pdf a46e63680908d2a933dc0514b9a0b1ab PDF Text Text Barry County Papcri Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAH TTTR - ■- ------- ■ ■ I J 20 PAGES -- HASTINGS M ■ 4 W K. _ Z W- » X X TRANNUTt JLfX m A r^_Z HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JUNE 2*5, 1914 ^L. X , M, „ ai —M—♦ Everybody Reada The BANNKR. NUMBER 8 PART ONE-1 TO 8 GIVES EXPERIENCES AND IMPRESSIONS OF CHINA Typical Scenes at the ’ INTEIV--STING INIEKVIEAV WITH MRS. I. D. KNISKF.Rk PHINTED IN I IIH.KGI) 4I)(1<NVI. SHE TELLS OF INCIDENTS AND EVENTS IN FAR AWAY CHINA r \ud Iler Virus ns lo Um Pcriiiuiirn<•> of firn (liiimsc Republic Lu­ der Aiian Shi-Kai. many cudogicnl eonditioi huh- '■nidi* run-ai-i ■poke eutllilicnl ■•quality MARRIAGE OF HASTINGS MAKE BR PLANS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 7547194^0251 THE THIRH-SECONO ANNUAL REUNION ESLEC'y'sTATEKPHARMACY BOARD SUPERVISOHS CHEO IIW. W WORKING ; £J FANS WILL SEE SOME CORK- ING GOOD GAMES NEXT WEEK Miss Elaine Buiwr mid Mr. Charles Three Games With Niles Ntroiqi Al Diqroff Meeting Lust Week. A. WcIhmtI Were Weddrd rst Trimi Hustings Hill Fare. -/i*'lne Honor For Bellon's Saturday. Tuesday llastin||s mid louin. Hustling Dnifiuisl. WHICH WILL Hi: HELU IN THIS At Emmanuel church on Satur­ AXI> BAW'KF OF THE HAS-l A great honor h>s *i>ni<* to F.lli* ox nit: problem of t:t.»t \i iz1XG Till'. ASSESSMENT day monmig al eleven o'clock, was TI.XGS HIGH SCHOOL AI.IAIXI HOLLS OF Al l. TOWNSHIPS. ASSOCIATION*. kindly. II. hint! Elaine Bauer, SPLENDID PROGRAM FOR THE . LARGEST ATTENDANCE IN | Jia*. HISTORY OF THE ASSOCIATIOI Ilcialing. The altar was attractively dreInformation About SruMin Ticket*. o nit cd .with June ruses. Simplicity Fine Banquet and Evccllrnt Pro­ ' Price Witt Be $2.00 I util marked fin* ceremony in every de­ gram. Wiw n Very En|oytail. Mis* Hazel I lad ford presided AliUiist .1. nble Affair. i (he organ mid played a delight­ The lime is niptdl.v np(>n>ai'hiiig. at Tin* thirty second annum ban-. August Ti-tl. fur Jim Hastings ful program of music preceding Chtmhiiiqiii T|ie bride w as all ended by her was held Friday evening in Un* so­ former school friend. Miss Hazel cial rooms j»f the Methodist Epis­ Fuller. <>f Vermontville, and the copal f.liurch. and was a delightful groom by Mr. Uiwrence Hauer, a affair, one of Hie best if nol Um WEEK WITH BEST OF TALENT arly cal- Cli.-mtamiua such as we I and will h.iv>* again Uiis recreational and uupiraWith Un- highest talent in inusii*. the drama and Um Irelnre plntcoqiily an- al- I'.liaulauqua. and it than any in tin* past. Tlu-rc will du* Um ii*gular morning lecture, which was so gre.-nfy mjoyrrHIast year. Themes will In* discussed that are of iiileii-m. practical hu- ■mprtiir REHVMR HOMER MARSHALL -■ -------- --------------- * The BANNER congrutulales Mi. Faulkner and Um Male' pharmacy I board on his selecljinit' secretary. ---------------------------.7 A Hrunlon of Mothers and Maids. for Ilnur annual reunion. OF BARRY IS CHOSEN CHMN menial ■ rest lineI A slcrtw Chairman. Gnwhigrr C.hair....... „r i.jmaii/uij,,!,. Graduated From Kalamazoo, ‘he following.* Hurry -Co. young In* is dmibtlcss shaping tlm cr.i.b* republic with his mighty hand with the view lo reforming it into a kmkdom. Clara Huffman. memiiors. with live children tn it' credit. "iW did lu-lb-i- Ilian last year as । of Un* iiim l-'<-ii were prcs-ni :lii|imnn and Mr. Wallare iisborn lion. Tin- allendanci* was Un* largissisled ns ushf-rs. The full' ring vl-vici* WIM used. The bride hsiked (irozinger. Miller, ery tiwi’iit and girlish in a gown of with ’ night I celebrating th*vhitt* crepe de chine, willi tl'imHilton—llarlmv. All feel in­ Titliin. Peiiin-ls. Miscellmosiii* . Claim? in quality, quantity and service, it fer her kindly cffnrls in entertain­ ing Um girls, mid for Um snapCriminal Claimial. Only relatives'and a few in­ ■s and children. Bui timate friends were present. Itilehm. Following the ceremony, a hreak- High School orchestra I In- aiiimiii Parker, eilillg. church auditorium to tlm social sch.. Miller. being present. Laige bouquets of- rooms, when* a delightful sight apiom*s furiiislied the decorations. lieared in the handsomely spread Miss Kathleen Woolley gave sev­ tables with their dei-oraUrniN of auto cairn* sl**«l> mln the yard, S in 11 li After the bringing Mrs ! A|>|i<>iiilin<-nl M>-ad. Burton, wlpi en­ eral delightful piano select inns dur­ Howers and candles. ing the iiieakfasl. and Um Misses wants of the inner man had bcea joyed being with Un- girls again. I'rinlllig Miller. Woodruff, Aimawave Coleman. F.nid Hauer. satisfied came the proghim. Tim preseiilation of Um toaslmis ­ kins. Itazel Hndfiird and Grace Edmonds Give our Waul Column a trial for and Wallnci' Osborn- assisted in tress. Mrs. Mabel Culgrovu Stebbins everybody reads it. —BANNER WANT ABVS. PAY.— of Urn class of HNJL was made by. MF. and Mrs. Weisserl received Utp Aluiniii President. Miss Carrie many beautiful and useful gifts. It.- Andrus of the class of WOO. Miss They left in Un* afternoon for a Andrus urged Um Alumni to enter short wedding trit*, after which ■ i..... .2,111 ......;.i. it.;.. ..it.. *1*1...;.. providing a good i/'-d Alumni Scholarship Fund, which now for llmir happiness and prosperity. ntiioimls l» liizFT'.md low alike. And il will not lie! st range, if some morning Fate, like a mmstrel. will be siiiging mi- •ssfull* Mel Many Brilliant Womciiiojtlhiiia Barry County Y. M. C. A. Summer Camp ’xr. Opens on Mr. Colgrove’s Land at Gun Lake uiven. BARRY CO. BOYS AND GIRLS HAVE CHANCE TO WIN $5 The program will Im particular­ ly -strung in musical nmnlmrs. (L E. Harvey Wants Every Boy mid Bohuniir Ktyl's great band. r.inkGirl lo Make Map of Barry County For Fair. Mr. Harvey, tlm north side phar­ macist. lias a (dan ttiat will be of heard' this The' big crowd w band's iiiiirvcJmis Barry county uiidor-15 years of age. «p|Mirlunity He is going to-give a >3 gold piece Io the one who draws the best that their friends do not iniAs the township map of Barry Comity, opportunity, 'Tlm Cathedral choir, and has il ready for exhibition at the Dunbar qii:irl<*Hi* and Um tlm county fair Ulis coming fall. opera company will also give con- ReAd his adv. on another pug** of cerls/niiil n vvorliDfumous. liariloiu: this issue, and learn all the partic­ will atsn appi'ar. ulars. Au niinnunreiib'iil that will he FerrL<^Wilkins Wedding. Greet players will be hero again Mr. Lloyd Wilkins and.Miss Alice Hih j. ir. TliOMJ who In-ard 111*111 Ferris w'ere united in tnarriiy;e at last year realized Hint Ib'Tf had eii- I Im Episcopal church, Saturday evening, by- Hev. C. L. Bates, I Im rrdhir. (Inly immediate relatives any. oilier mahitcr wen*. iirrseiu present vu to *wn•wit•■"J .................. !■.............than ,lu(l through a and friouils Men* Cliaulauqua; for regularly, in a lug | n,MB the very impressive ceremony, u.iiZ. cilj, wlmre the B**u Greets always I'j-|1(.y aro gin,.- young people.’ who A-ho ap|H>ir except during Un* sumumrj S|al t oul jn |jf,, Wl(|t lhe jonilixl p-> t.limilnuqua seawm. il would cost wj9hes of many friends. a person the price of. a seasons -■ . --------;--------------------ticket Jur our Chautauqua to lirnt Odd Fellows Memorial Sunday. lh»-H.-n Grwl. lor iu.l Mj urrOwirw l(, Ull. SunJ.iy ntf'n’mia,M,r' *’?UT 1 ternoon. the memorial exercises said of kryla band, and the for (h(! Od<J Ft.||ow, wero hd(J ia opera companv. (heir temple. There was it large And lo tbink Uiol ™».can too A «n» addroi «’s 1, k. “t h' \erJ ! nivrn by Hrv. C. W. Ballon. Aln.nl n !*!** *-' o.orrhnl lo n.vrrrid.., d>-,|>il>L'l.lT...’mi ;**■’*' Jhc tile storm, and placed their floral s uson ticket is purchasedbefore emblems on flu* graves of their ilr| erased- brolliers.. SlIHtll, irtt-l many brilliant. women, m China ing graduates id Ila School through coll.'s. inf inducing Mrs. Stebbins as tlm toast mistress. \V«! think il will he conceded that mistress is a dilllcult one to Hit. anil also that in pastsihmmi gatherings Ulis idace has been tilled on oc­ casions by those who have ineasuriil up to its deuiuniLs. But never, in our judgment, was it belter tilled in the history of the association* than by .Mrs. Stebbins. Tallmadge King, of the class of T2, gave a solo which so pleased Um banqueters that he wa-l heartily encjorvd. and if il hail Amen in order hojwould have been called oil fW further numbers. Tlm “Welcome to the Class of 1911" was given by Mrs. Florence Harjmr Cook. Mrs. Cook's gracious words, which reflected (he senti­ ments of Uie aliinmi, surely niust. have made the members of tlm new class feel that (hey wer** warmly/ welcomed into tlm A.«soctaHon. ' Tlm response fur thu class waA nilllie, by one of its members. Morris O. HiTT AmfTfr spiainm-foT hfff class, of wh6se fine qualities he was enthusiastic in his jiniise, Mr. Hill reflected credit upon them, and evi­ denced the fact that “Ihere are others'' when it pomes to that class, aside from those on the commence­ ment program, who can acquit themselves with credit as speaker*. "Hrowth” was the theme of Mr. Burnette E. More of the class of HHO. There were ^une <Hlmr inat- and there would b** a inotlillcd Bajml’ .ilxmi the glittering ntund table of.-I e.iclMfm*te«> wen* it not fur tlm .peak* all languages, mid >tw*h., e.-laidishes th** besl sort <*f feeling among the different nationLalitivs. "I askeil Mrs. Kniskeni about the Barry CountyN first cahip is how j- Monday morning rlu* boys urnt at! man Johnston, in session <il iRm lake under Umi{i"‘ Y| ,ll,‘ J •adquart. 1 * ■*•■•—•• *••■••’ ■ —1 —•«-.«• — *direejion of tin* Barty Cminty ¥. .iuii*iiiohi|i*« Iwutenanl lender-* went out ..to pilch* the tents uud to map out Urn I program for the boya, who'reached the place the following Monday. Cpunty Secivtarv- Vandercook was in charge, assisted by-6tate Secre­ tary C. L. Rowe of Jackson, who was nccointianied by his son. Tom. This first Saturday and Sunday was maili* a sort of n training confereiice for leaders ' and lieutenant leaderk . high seas... Shi* said they'dcpetidc.lInrgely on the Iranspofts ftnd lbw si*iili|u>'iit of Uie ttiHips aboard. Sometimes. Uie cerejiiouy is very impressive, and plants that have UeHmansper- been Jiouglit in till*, parts of lioiim ''J^nrath which i-r •fltttirtey, Fred; "In CJiinn and in Um Philippines, Memorial day is- diserved with much solemnity. Tift* cemetery, on (he north, iii Manila, is visited by ' ttxMips who carry wreaths of flow­ ers to lay upon their comrades' Leaders lirmge -Taft. Henry graves. Many graves are in those Cobb. Henry Van Dyke, Hart ip-eeu acresr And the Ntdeiun bells m tin*div lull f‘>r remerttbrance ■ b$tamm and Paul BrMs'. I Mrs. Ada JolmsUm of 11 as lings is |mfnre the living of the sunset Kun. onirtatiiig as Camp Cook. Bmimn. B.ifluui. Itus’-vll Morton, Gardner Chid­ ester <d Hastings; Bryan. Packard. -F.in.ir Ftyndseji. Ilich- M4d>l|.*villo: .lavk Downing and . �THE IltOTCiCa BAXNEH. JIMS s. on. PERSONAL MENTION For Hot Weather Comfort H Our High Grade Footwear Not stiff, conventional or hidebound,—but free, easy and overflowing with comfort. From dawn till dusk you’ll find the Pumps, Oxfords and Colonials you buy from us the ideal shoes for summer’s hottest days. We have Pumps, Colonials and Rubber Soled Oxfords in Wulte C«ovm and White Ntibock. We also have Ihitup*, Colonials and Oxfords in Patent' Leather, Gun Metal and Dull Kid in al) sires and widths, and at prices ranging to suit every jxx^cetbook.' For Women at $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 For Misses at $1.00, $125, $1.50 and $1.75 For Children 60c, 75c ind $1.00 We Sell Phoenix Silk Hosiery Ironside Shoe Company Phone 176 Masonic Temple Bldg. THE THIBII-SECOND ANNUAL REUNION Continued from page one. The Mich. State Normal School of Ypsilanti Stands Sixth in Normal Schools of the United States. Hastings, Mich .,-,1 Biiiks was home from Beld..._ Sunday. Misti Lucillo Hawkins left Friday for-nor homo in Reed City, •Hnlr» Burton of East Lansing, is vlulling friends in UHn city. Miss Alexina Meier left Saturday for lier home in Crystal Falls. . Miss Doris Matthews lias gone to Traverse. City for the summer., i-.iui Tower tower ami ’iteorge Pau) Georgo v>iiiesGilleaI । pic came home from the M. A. C. I i id.iy. Ml*.* Delay Scqlhorn** of Naabi J ville, visited Hastings friends tiatunlay. Miss Louise poller i* home from the t'nivarsily of Mn lugau for lb­ ' *ummer. ' ' l.eo Wing has gone to Detroit. Hi w|>ere he will enter the Detroit 1.11'niveraity, j Mra. Lpwis Curtiss nf Freeport, ! visited Hasting* friends the last of । (lie week. . . Mrs. Stella Gruv.-s of Cleveland, Ohio, is a guest of Dr.'and Mrs. J. C. I aunnman. Mrs. .Miiry Landis Mead of Kulumnxoa visited Hastings friends Uhlast nf the week. Mrs. France* Dastcr ' Norwood of Kalamazoo vvu* the guest of Hustings friend* Saturday. . Mias Anna Hcllsihansperger, of Kalamazoo, was the guest of Host­ ings friends over’Sunday. Miss Bessie De Y<»\h-ft Saturday for Kalamazoo, .where she will spend tho summer vacation. Mr. and .Mr*. Ij>u» •Stritevr ami two children of Albion visited Mr.*. Sarah Striker over Sunday. Mrs. Mae Bi<i*--.iu Northrop of NashviHe. is vi*iting her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jirbsseau. Mrs. Edward Hemic, of Saline, /came Monday .to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bradley. J. C. Keleliaiii is in the upper peninsula of Michigan on business connected with the Stale Grange, j Miss' Jessie Vinci’-nl. left ••■Friday ■ noon for her home in Bidding, whefe sha will spend her vacation. Mrs. James P. Lewis and chlldreli left Momlay for Cheboygmi. where they will speudlhe summer. Morse* Backu*.~of Hickory Cor­ ners, .attended the graduating ex-, ercises and alumni bamfuet Fri-H GIVES EXPERIENCES AND IMPRESSIONS OF CHINA Continued from pax* one. J4ere Are Some Shings t/ouli Need Shese Days We have the finest line of CORSETS to be found in the city. Any lady can fipd a fit at our store, for we can fit any figure. Nothing is morepleasing to any lady than to have a perfect corset fit. Here is where you get it. Prices from fc 50c to 93.00 This is the season of SILK GLOVES. You want to be in style and if you haven’t a good pair come and get a pair from our store. Prices from 25c to fl.50 COOL UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY are in demand NOW. We keep a very large assortment in both, and if any of the family need, hosiery or underwear we will be pleased to have you call on us. *77te ftlettitt Jtore Phone 66 /fastings, Mich “Janet Enameled Ware The kind that wears, at the People's 5 6 10c Store Sec our window for a full, showing of this line. You will find every piece needed in the kitchen and at just the right price . . , . • , I Tlm Michigan Slate Normal $ **2 <* Y°u will need extra dishes for the lake, come in Irra than "gruvrih thm-ii«*.-<l by j al Ypsilanti was tlm mviIi 'Col. Albert and see our line. We carry only Mr Mon-, bul limy «.-n- i. c< iv.;d I Mah. nm mabsclnml in th.- L’nib .l open-stock patterns. .with hearty appreciation. We States, and■ the ■ lirst west of the Al­ .think for dtollcrj- and wit. hi* ro- legheny mountains. Saturday, when- li- has s.-curd n The law es­ jsixmse has never been surpassed, tablishing it was enacted in IBW, position,and will remain until Sei»the far-away plhres. For Lncle if it has be< u equaled. H<- frtu*t ■ Sam does not fdhmt his soldier ii-mhi-r. -lake rank with tin* hunmri*l* of 1851. Prof. W. T, Wallace h-fl Monday iHiys when holidays come. our day. for Jtim-sville. H<- was nn<l<-<-id<-<l “Tlm pur|H»sm ’ Miss France* Uurali. of tlm Gia** as to .where li<- .would speml Alm ,pf 1912. wa* nn the program for a .*ons in Uie art of leaching, and in summer vacation. solo “Motlh-i- O' Mine-" Then- »n* all the various branches pertaining1 Mrs. M- A.’WMnlmr and little eon much inlercjl in this number. All to the public schools of the state of army. no mote poetic mail in. knew that she had a marvelous Michigan." This slateiimnt, taken i»n*t w< voice, and they wanted lo bear her from _lli<! net of 1889 revising, anil Complete devotion to one ’ s own again after she had hail a yrar un­ compiling the school law.-, clearly Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Garn. Mr. and der .one of this i-uuntry's biatju- indicates the .guiding-principle in country must result in that high Mrs. Lawrencb Hilbert and Victor honor, .mid simple, unquestioning slruclors ill Chicago. Th<-y Were Hilbert of Woodland attended Ihc pleased t<> Ijml that the old nrtlr** is with this purimse Hi view that Alumni banquet Friday evening. ways ami tlm sweet syiiipathvlie selection of teachers is made, that Mr. ami Mr*, .lames Lntupman. of "Col. Kniskern's promotions have vofee hui| been relaipeil. while in couisvs uf aludy are arranged, Highland Parle Detroit, arc spend-1' volume, range ami culture il had libraric.* ami laboratories. i*t)nipped been rapid -siiicu. • lit* graduation been greatly enriched ninrimphiv- ami a training t-chool of t«-n grades from West Point a little more than patent*; Dr. and Mr.*. J. C. Lamp-1 thirty years ago. But the has won ed. So cnlluuinsiically wa* ulm raud-kHidergarleh is cbnducled.' man. . applauded thal she rc*q«omled lo an Mr nml Mts. Reginald Michael of The law quoted above nl.««i pro-' Phone 79 Ai B. HEDRICK, Prop Phone 79 encore, which was also greatly ap- viiles that, before bring admitted, Vi.lvrii-L I Hit., tviii-.i lljir.i I: .* ‘ prectated. I tlie fuib'ial <>f nil applicant.* shall sign a dei-lara- ninintenam-e of the United States grnnnmol her. llivii of intention to teach hr Hie army is directed from Washington, sponded to by Mrs. Orpha Marlin 'in. Bruckm-r. who Pitkin, uf the class of |«H. Mrs. dent's signalure to Un* classifica­ mid Col. Kniskern pays (flit sonii*Pitkin recalled inctdetiU and pcr- tion blank is taken at such declare- Ihink like >*1,0)0.000 a year fur the food. clothing and accoutrement* hoih connected with her class and day for her home, Chicago. PLACE OF TREE IN HISTORY their school history mid tlreir deeds . The jnstitulimi siandA for three since that lime which made this essentials in the preparation of Erm d Yosl. Paul Oli*. Daniel Always an Object of Veneration girl from tlm number very interesting. Mole and another young man l»-ft i Uie teacher: .11; a high grade ni Treasured From, the Earliest “Changing Tires" was Hie topic scholarship; Hi- tie- Kludy of edu­ Mon.liy for Old Mission, Mich., assigned to Miss Ermina B. flood-' cation as a science: 13 practice in iijid 4lm uiinsual ovporieiico of toL where they will work on a fruit -----Miss Goodyear treated this teaching under expert supervision farm for a couple of monlh*. ••ver tin’ colors have been lifted sdhjoel in a very original and inter­ How truly the tree has been treas­ Mi.** Hilda Marshall went tn In i half around Ihc world." esting manner, and managed, us had ami criticism.' home in Bailie Creek. Saturday. ured in oldi-n times! Oue baa. only to I The Slate Normal college olf.-rs n been ex|>ecled, lo say some very four Sin- will spend th<?summer llier--. turn to the Old Teatament to under-! years*Jiigh whoid course and perl incut tilings on the subject of a four ycaral cbUege- cuhrse. ami will Iwgiu her work as timelier At MADE THE SCENE EFFECTIVE stand. The voice of God camo to woman'* sulTnigc. of which she is a in Hui Dwo**n .Bchools next fall.'Moses from the burning bush; and I completion of the tlrsl I wo •,roiisisl<-nl and earnest advocate. • the Mr. and Mrg* Wesley Merriman David, when he Inquired of the I .ord. I year.* of lie- colb-ge iour*c th-- stu­ Comical Before. Small Boy's Anxious ami Mr*, o. D. Carson of Galesburg, how and when be should attack the program for the Ioum “M<"mbersiiip dent is given a life, certiiicaie, «tQuestion Turned It Into a motm-ed here Friday to attend the by Marriage." Mr. Pryor is a gra<1- ihe end of the third year llm degree Real ‘‘Scream." coiiiinemriiienl, in honor of the Philistines, was told, ''Thus shall not! utile of another high school, but he and al-Iho <*iid of llu< loiiilli y.-m grndualioii of Miss Eh-atior <)*- go up; but fetch a compass behind WORK IN COMFORT married a graduate of Hasljpgs An amateur dramatic voclety recent­ them, and ctuue upon them over’ the degree of hachelp^ of arts .A. High, hence the apiiropriaietii'** of ly Introduced a itrlklni bit of rt-ailim Mr, and Mrs. I.’ N. Modtc and against,tbo mulberry tree*. And lei; • Enjoy working during these hot summer days the topic iisataied him. .It was B.':. in oduralion. It be, when thou hearuat the sound ofi into Uudr. ukllful rendering of • ‘ En ­ daughter, Irma ami Mrs. H. A. Ed ­ The condition under which u «hiexpected Hint Mr. Pryor would give ward* nml daughters Ik-mice nml a going in the top* at tbo mulberry by buying an electric fan. ....................... de#t enters will delerminc* Ibe gaged and Jilted." A turn of the a happy rexfHHise. and there was* no ooucoA <>f -ludy i<> bu puiwuuaL *' ‘ J'’ It will bu remembered--that, wheu ,l±'CH f ’j-" .Alig',i'^.- Calif..'w-rc trees, the; then thou sli;dt beatlf thj;-,__ _ / The teachers’ bureau i-miMsts* of thu heroine faints and falla gracefully ....... -........... gUMla ofTIR";tuiia h k. tor tiun shall the iird io out switch’brings comfort at a cost of about half •ing. a committee of I lie faculty, which . upon the stage, tho awkward comic John-**n last week. before thee, to smite tho boats of tile Lmul. nml Mrs. Glgdoon Barim* ptogram wm a little the feesL eyer svoks to.place each graduate-of-the servant Is required to selxc a large ami baby >(f Boston. •Ma**^.nn.- Philistines.9 cent an hour. An electric fan can be used given, and It tyas Mil a mark whic.li 'nistilulinn in the position bed pitcher from a small table standing guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Churlek ' future gidherings of th*- ahimui adapted to bl* qualinchlions. These near R. 3 E. and boldlyJavert Hover poll-. Mr. Barnes will he lien- timu an <mbhm of joy. At the insti-:fram rftny lamp socket. It is light in weight qualification* are <|eti>rmin< d xby a will h'.i\e no ofi-y task to equal. tho prostrate lady, exclaiming, as she about Hine weeks, and Mrs. Bar­ lutlon of tbo feast of the tabernacles.' careful examination of the slu.The ini8ine*b nmeling was lield does so: “Oh. heavens! There's not m's ami kiby will /make a luiim-i th.- children ot Israel received tho and CQD b© CHTriOd from TOOW tO TOOID easily, ill the ditirrh auditorium li.-fme deiil'a cuniplelu rccurd as shtiwn by n drop av wullmr in the placuir stay. • command. “ Yo shell tslui you on.ihc* . Hie bampwit. The principal item his work dune, not only ni the This Fs a highly humorous vffvet. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wilson and tlrsl day the boughs of goodly trees, Just, the thing to keep the bedTOOm OOOl thOSG of luisincr* was Hie election of Hie training school, but also in the liill-- sou of Coffeyviih-. K:iii.*m»,' ’ m-w oniccru. They are tin* follow­ various departments of the college. in its way; but Its side-splitting fea­ were the gtiesls of Dr. mid Mrs. D.- branches of palm trees, and the; The bureau seeks in this way lo d<> tures were greatly Intensified the oth­ boughs of thick trees, and the willows: hot Sultry nights . ing: full justice to nery Mudunl. and is er evening when, through somu over­ ot tho brook." • : ' • Preiiideiil r Lyle .Tobin.-. able to give t-xacl and discriminat­ sight the pitcher was half-full c! ami Mr*. Wilson came to withe** Vice President—Cbarlej Sltvr- ing infoniialn-n |o School Officials Much nearer, because associated' Electric irons, toasters, grills, StOVGS Iho graduation of Mln. yVibun'* ■ wnod. “ water when it was placed on the table brother.,Richard with the holiday still so kind to our! Doyle. seeking teachers. 1-aM year the Kecretary-r-Miss Margaret llai'Thu proper cuo was given. The Mi*. H.ty Kirchner, and little chudren, an.-the Druid fesuvau, the:and-coffee percolators lessen the house work. work <tf the bureau was extended to include all graduates of the cul- comic servant, grabbed tho pitcher daughter went to Hasting*. W< i|- Christmas tree, the mistletoe. And' and fairly deluged tho unexpectant Executiv,. Cummille.-—Mr.*. Elsie tegn'tenuliinir in tin- dale, with a heroine. 'She spattered, and gasped m’Mlny.Jo spend a week nml nileiid tlm Druid*not only worshiped the oak Let US show yOU OUT line Of electric applir<uimicnc<-it>nl, as 1 her brother i* tree, but madu of it their temple of, ' fiage, Bess Bu.th and Waller Phelps, Mr. Justice where tlielr courts of the poo-'ances. assistance in advancing their pro­ for breath, and waived her arms wild­ om* of the graduating claw. fessional iiih-rests? ly In tho .air; and utterly forgot to Kirchner'* grandmother. Mrs. John pie wore held. They seemed to feel: Teachers wishing to pretinre. for wall for tho hero's arrival before Hrqjvii. wh>>-has peen visiting them, in Ils strength and permanence, its Bird and Snake Over Auto. A gas range for tho.kitchen makes baking accuinpaiihMl her.*-Galesburg Ar­ beauty hn<t klqdncss, a source of In­ examination for slate' i>-;ml6-r* '| recovering from her ••faint." With big copperhead w in its cU claws, -^2 “..a“.:'*. ”- 1 r.rimrMw ma, rnkr «n> <■<«■- fw , Ln*,r.fl,.. !”’'!!?• I__ .. ..... spiration’In dealing' with tho car.cs and cooking a quicker and cooler work than “Geo! kin she swim?" calhnj out gus. . "!*Uut 1 cou,<1 hardly hold It, ■! which they ur<> tilled vvlthoUl iakMr*. Half Walker, of lais Angele", ■ nawk hovsrod for inluates over ths ing one of tin- regulnr couhy, J ‘ a small boy tn the gallery. And Cal- wlm ha.* been spending some of their people ntid In helping to dis­ then the applause «u simply deafen- litn- with h-dmi ffdk» in Bellevue.- pense mercy, and kindness with the wood or coal range. and Mrs. waiter Walter rowier. Fowler, ruriimrniore Furthermore i-.u-uei* Irachel* hi of hhii <- (/;/*' _____ °t Mn . uu min. some vi- . . Inal • aim' to Ha*lings. Thursday, to mdriving in their automobile near Ben perii.-nce umi -for scholarship whb ,n *L k Pa. I l.*i~l. lit I,. ll,,,tw .... -in... IT IS CHEAPER ALSO vlck. C~’ ’“"j.wisii tik t.J.I add-lo their skill as tend-the graduating exerci*.-* ,if Her Congratulations. our city schools, in which she. Ths wriggling and venomous snaks ’'nwlors in >P<s-;iaF subject*. *ueh Who Owns the Wedding Ring? Hilda Is a sweet little hngliah girt, ■sariy struck the couple, and several a *"«£ *•*>••"•’ dtnwmg o" ' Doe* a wedding ring belong to a lhcrt«Mi** Fitzgerald,’.was for sev­ well tralnsd Ifl-pretty ways and man­ Thornapple Gas 4 Electric Co eral years a teacher. She was Hie times *hn hawk j < , . i*10 glluh-S. UlUsic, physical tlUIIIr <ropped n into ini. *icllec. hi.lory. foreign In; ,_ltuan -,.......... or to his ulfo? This question - guixf of Mr. anti Mrs. Ghttrle* ners. The members ot her family and social group aye fond of celebrating Phone No. 5. vne automomm jgliage* -an- admitted Jo such sludbeln»' 1,4 a l»w*uH involving Clarke. ■ JeA a* lhe-y choo*<-, -ubjei'l. how ।-v er. f Hie estate of a man whoso widow is Mr. and Mrs. E. IL Thompson atul birthdays, the time-honored “Many Refuted'Aristotle. J to lhe {IteCreHon of Ho- pn-«ifi<-ni! charged with neglecting to mention •on Jirm *l Thompsuu. Grand Rap­ .happy returns of tho day!" gracing daughters Ml*.* every such occasion. Marriago en­ In a recent lecture in London, a !,l|,l heads of <h!|>arlim-nts eoiir<*r n*, all tho jewelry of the deceased In id*, al*., iheir ■ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE." •dentist called attention to tho-Jact "‘I®*iie cusa-m Hie wmk d"tm making an Inventory of hie property, Elizabeth TIiompMD and Mrs-idin*. gagements aro loss frequent, so Hilda's that AriilnUe said that a weight nfI lllltJ !l?’-lV 80 ~ntrcourts have not decided Mandunaik of Grami Rapid.*, a(- recent mistake was of excusable or­ Un I«nuia.. Hr nil Un <ln>_ mr ™"........ ... ........... . ------- ■ ■ ........... ...... .............. : -vu.-------------------------- :———1 as fast as s'weight bf one pound, and “You must congratulate us, dear!*' the world went on believing 11 for Z,- j cried « pretty young cousin. Introduc­ Heaven's Mercies Many. 090 years. Hut Galileo preferred to ales. Ern.-«t - Thompson also- ai- ing tho child to her accompanying IO ror himself nimseir ny Anstmie’s ;' Bo thick do Heaven's mercies fly try for by dropping Aristatie Vnded th-- uliimiii banquel Friday 'fallant. “Mr.. Smith Is to bo your Evi) In Chawing Starch. weights from the Leaning Tower of |, W . cousin Also- Wo are to be married . Ute arrow of - - prayw , . can never bo; mo habit nnon of or chewing cuewing starch siarcn Is is at ui evening. The Pisa, and. though people »UU did not. »hot grlght without bringing down (he Of £mo,OOO a year. It is said aoon." belleva him. ho showed that they Mw«lu» W n hiring not ba‘ I to bo gaining ground among girls, Legal Wrong. "Oh!" cried Hilda, startled, but-grareached the ground practically to- *• «*k <l £•'Mpsclally tn laundries. A doctor deDelay of iuitica la Injustice.—Walter clout.. “Itn't that nice. Coustu Ella! wejen . a need-Mark Gur Pearsa. j clafta lt» effects arr as Injurious as I with you many happy returns of the • those of morphine or cocaine. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY, —BAKNER WANT ADVS. P.U.------- BANNER \VANT ADV*. PAI—. ' J JLzlOxl.CS J_#lSXxCS Flags, Fireworks, Fans Croquet Sets Hammocks For the Glorious Fourth, nt the People’s 5 &. 10c Store �THE HASTINGS BANNER, .JUNE 25, 1911. Ol40<W program of work will be given each day and evening; and will be condueled by a large 'ildegatlpn of ministers. officers and delegates, who will be in ottendance. Bishop H. H. Foul, of .Dayton, Ohio, will preach Tuesday evening. Every­ one is cordially invited to attend I Im meetings. Jerry Fisher, Walter Flatter, Susie Fisher amt Gladys Jordan made n trip hy auto Sunday to Car­ son City, to attend the double fun­ eral of the two sons, both, young men, of Rev. Wilkins of (.arson City. One died Thursday nml the other Friday. Both died of lulierculosis. They" were buried side by aide In the same grace. They worn close friends of tho Fisher's.. Four young men." distant rela­ tives of Mrs. J. J.. England, visited al the latter's home in South Woodland. • all last week. They sjx'nl most of I lie Hum llsliing in nearby lakes, nnd report very good luck. J. J. and wife gave them a fine time. , . Program for. Carlton Center L. A. SJuly J.( 1014. for supper at Mrs. C. l. Smith's. Singing. Reading—Stella McKibben. Recitation—Mab«*l Shriber. Essay—.Mrs. Fuller. Bolo—Florence Phillips. Recitation—Ivah Allerding. Singing. Recitation—Mrs. Covert. Reading—Mary Smith. Reading—Mrs. John Carpenter. Recitation—Alelha Unborn. Instrumental music by Ruby Bell an<l Orvin Allerding. Reading— Mrs. Wickham. Recitalion—Mrs. Wickham. Recitation—Zella Phillips. Singing. All arc cordially invited. '. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes of Freeport spent the latter part of the week vMtlng relatives here. Mrs. George Hale nf Hastings, spent Thursday, Ihe guest of Mrs. Z. A. Cornell. " R. L. Wright. Roy Rowlader, Glen Covert of the village and a Mr. Youngs of Lansing, spent last week We<Ines<lay. fishing on Horse Shoe lake, near Cloverdale. They made he trip in the former's car. A tine bunch of fish was the result of the day’s sport. A’representative nf the State Tax Commission was her,- Thursday ami SOUTH mr MAPLE GROVE. Friday, comparing assessments of a number of farm and village proper­ Mrs. Elizabelh Garrel of Milo, is ties. which he made, with the as­ visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mabel sessments made by Supervisor Moody. , (iroxing<-r, and reviewed by the •Earl Lnphmn returned to his township I Mia nt of review. He home in Battle Creek. Saturday, af­ seemed well pleased with the com­ ter spending a week with his father EAST WOODLAND. parisons. and no doubt Hie roll will Imre. stand with very Hille change when A fine growing rain i« falling bill Mrs. Winnie Buxton had the missubmitted to the reviewers, which il is spoiling tlm new mown hay. fortune-|o break ‘ her ankle Iasi are in session al Hastings, this Dr. Tosch wl The East Woodland Children's week, Wednesday. week. Hie broken tsine and she is doing Day program was (hie mid well Robert Born of I lie Capital city reudered, but tlm hard rain pre­ college of Columbus, Ohio, arriyed vented a large attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Dhnied Case. Imine Tliurstiay, for the summer Mrs. Henry Martin and children Schoolcraft., haw been vhiIidc vacation.. of Dinmondnle mid Mrs. Boardy Civile Coles, the pad few days. J. Hnrlel of Covington, Ohio, Rowlmler and daughter visited Miss Lillian Harding went came Thursday, for a week's visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Row- Berrien Springs, last week, where wilh his nephew, J. L. Smith and lader, Saturday. she will attend summer normal. wife. . , • . All are invited lo attend. Ihe " Mr. and Mrs. O. Lohman enter­ Charles Reiser, of Detroit, mid tained their brothers Walker Col­ Mrs. Carrie Fisher of the Slate ton of Grand Rapids and Burr Col­ Mr. ami Mrs. Boaz Walton, Salur Road, visited llifir parents, Mr. mid ton of Woodland Sunday. day evening, Juno 27. . Mrs. J. M. Reiser, the Inlier part Mrs. Mary Lee of Mrs..A(ldie Hager mnl sister. Mrs. of the week, Mrs. Reiser being un- Honier) Ikiwning. o/ Nashville, cull­ <ier the doctor's care. ed on Mr. and Mrs. G. Davenport i George Spindler, teacher of Ger­ one day Inst week mid found (hem man in the University at Cham­ quite comfortable. Zeno and Morris Heah paign. JJlinois, is spending the sum­ Mr. and .Mrs. Orson linger attend­ Sam Buxton's, Sunday. mer vacation wilh his wife aLIhe ed the riisliop-llunter wedding in Mrs. lad tie Donov: Grozingcr home, and his mother in West Sunfield Wednesday evening Grand Rapids, Saturday lo visit h Spulh woodland. and .report about 135 guiists mid a parents and will return horn C, F. Grozinger is at Hastings very happy time. Tuvulay this w>‘ek on the I>oard of equaliza­ • There was a large attendance of tion of aMeMmoiils for the county. Ihc County Club iin-nibers enter­ nt O.-drolli's. | Mr. amt Mrs. L. E. Royer and two tained liy Miss Ziipali Kil|iatrick 1 little .children, who have been mak- Friday evening. SOUTHWEST CASTLETON. 1 Ing a couple of weeks visit at Brad­ Mr. and Mrs. Q. C. Sheldon at­ .Mr. and Mrs. John Varnny ford. Ohio, und oilier places near tended the Sheldon reunion nt llicre. arrived home Monday eve­ Benton Harbor Inst week mid re­ Stony poinl. vitdlvd Hie Itdlei brollKT, Andy Brooks and wit-. ning. Their stay was soinewhal port a very enjoyable gathering. Sunday. prolonged by the serious illness uf Mrs. Melvina ..Wheeler mid Mrs. Mrs. John Ochainpnmrh and rjiilone of Ihe children, a Christina Barnum, two of Wood­ . Forest 'Christian, a very worthy land's ptoneefiA, attended Children's young jnan of South Woodland, ami Day exercises in East Wondlan.l lial Gnriinger. . Mrs. Kale Miller spent Tuesday who is highly esteemed by a host of Sunday. • ' friends ami who has been making Austin DeLong and Will Slump of occasional trips in a south easterly WEST WOODLAND. "Morgan, have been helping Tobal 'direction for some time liack, un­ Albert Ranee visited . in Gm ml Garlmger, with his farm work. iter the guise of taking treatment Rapids, Iasi week. nt .Ann Arbor, made another trip Mrs. A. E. Kennedy of Clarks ­ down that way Saturday," but kept right on going until he reached ville 4s making her son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ilflrry Decker; a two Glass Creek Grunge Program. Greenville, Ohio, where he met weeks visit. Song by Grange. Miss Nora Wilwcr, a very highly .Win. Hauer has a four weeks obi respected laity of Hint place, to coll sick with lock jaw. . whom he was married nt her mol Il­ CoInn Schailily is visiting his “A Unique Opportunity For The er's home on Tuesday. They are Schaible is visiting his treat Fanners' organizations." Bru. expected here the latter part ot . Colon mid uncle. Mr. mid Mrs. Geo. the week, and will begin house­ mint Hitt, near Warnerville. this we«-k. keeping al once- on his. father's Song selected by Chaplain. Geo. Durkee of Hastings, is vis­ "How Can Childri — *' farm in- South Wooilland. where lildrcu Bent Be ^everything is in rcadinew lo t®-_ iting nt Jt H. Durkee's this week. When l augh I to be Cheeliful Mrs. Louise Rowley and daughter Things %eive (hem. thus fdlflRirtg our pre­ Norma, do Not' Happen Qi of Coats Grove spent. Sat­ diction of several weeks bark Hint urday at Mrs. Caroline Hauer's. (wo of our respecleil ami promi­ Miss Lizzie Heslerly visited (he nent young men of South Wood­ 'Ollier Heroes, by land would soon become benedicts. Misses Clara mid Ethel Ix>pnrd near t.nke Odrasa. from Wednes­ Hur Heartiest congratulations are day Nation's Emuntil Friday. extended. . .Married Wednesday. June 1.7, al Miss Ixdha Rafiler of Charlotte, Song "Star Spangled Banner,” nnd Miss Arloa Oshorue uf llusl- the lioino of I Im bride's parents by •tngrf. were guests at the George Rev. L. B. Kenyon. Miss Agnes Rattier home in the village user Cldrogo. (kingralulalionx. the last two years. \ Floy Whittemore, LeeIuref.~< Sunday. Rev-. Freeland and wife of Wood­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Bawdy, Mr. Obituary. nml .Mrs. Bert Sawily, mid Homer land were visitors frt J. .1. HrslrrWednesday. Bawdy, attended Ihe funeral of ly's, Cora-May J-'isher was born in Mrs. Caroline Hancr nnd son. Doctor Woodmansee nt Hastings. Wellington Lontin County. /Ohio, Friday. Mrs. J. H. Bawdy being a Albert, visited Jacob Funk's in May 20tli, IKN6. ahd died al Kalama­ North Woodland. Friday. niece of the doctor. Will Snyder, wife and son, Hal­ zoo. Mich., June HID. I9lt, at Hie age B. S. Holly and Mrs. Arvilla Stow­ of Blanchard, Mrs. C. Scnhq- and ell left Wednesday, for a week's ly. untied in marriage to Fred Gregg, visit with relatives in and near ilaughter. Gertie of Woodland, December 51 Ii, 1902. To this union were callers at the home of Chas. Buffalo, New York. were lairn three children. JoseHeise, Monday. . Mrs. Eynter and Mrs. Ctrnl of The Misses Clara nml Elite! LepYork. Penn, relatives of Mrs. J, S. to mourn their loss her husband, Risinger were guests nt Hie latter's ard from near Lake Odessa.1 were three children, a father,, mother visitors al .1. J. Hesterley's, Friday home last week. three brothers, two sisters und a Mrs. John Velte and Mrs. L. E. night mid Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Claude Carpenter Benson, left Tuesday evening for ami I wo children of..Ln|je Odessa valamazoo, where, they attended funeral he gradual ing exercises al the were callers .nt Qhas. Heise’s and loth. Decker’s I'hurstlay nflerA’estern Slate. Normal. Tuesday Harry fore leaving the resideii nnon. ' forenoon. Their daughtei-a. Miss Mathews, prayer was ot Ik Schnihiy and family spent Ian’s nml MiM 'Vehnn, being among Sunday nt Fred Durkee’s near Mis. Gould, and “Jesus those to graduate. • Miss Agnes Reejtor surprised a Holmes church. Mrs. Caroline Hauer and daugh­ dered by .Mrs. Allie Burroughs of large number yf her friends here ter. Amelia. visited Mrs. Grozinger Hastings. Interment was al Hie last Wednesday, when she became Dowling Cemetery. tho bride of Everett Dorris, of Chi­ in North Woodland. Wednesday. II. Geiger and family from near cago. The w’edding occurred Hl Julia R. Trcplv. Odessa visited nlzAndrew noon al the bride's home, wesj of Lake Julia R. Freeman was born it Geiger’s, Sunday. the village and was performed by Dunkirk. N. Y- on Nov. d. IH12 Rev. Kenyon of. Hie village. Tlie NORTH MAPLE GROVE. happy young couple * will make parents moved to Michigan mv A. D. Gibson and son Roy, are’ Barry county has been her hmn their homo in Chicago, whore Mr. Mergoulhaler's' , ever sincii. Jtorritr has n good position as an reshingling Gun She was. ——.... ■ •­ electrician. The best of wishes residence. IMO. George J. Teeple on F Nearly everybody, attended the‘ .Mr. Teeple died seven ............... .. go with them. . , Mrs. Forest Jonlpn of Hastings, musical social nt Frank Foster's• Five children came to bless I heir barn, Thursday evening, mid all is spending a few days with her ■ union, one son, who died.in infancy parents, Mr. nml Mrs. Buell I. Wol­ report il fine. and four daughters who were all A. D. Gibson has purchased n1 present at tin* funeral service. cott. Mrs. Wolcott being under the fine young team, harness, wagon1 They are: Mrs. E. K. PilcJi'er. Atdoctor's care. We were pleasantly surprised lo and buggies. Looks as if . Mr. Gib­■ lira. Ohio;) Mrs..I,. .1. Matthews. receive a card from Mrs. Janies son would soon bo a farmer again.• Hastings; Mrs.' Ralph George, Mr. lD-al Dull had a very sick: Bloomville, Ohio; Mrs. H. B. Smith. Bauer of Hastings, announcing Hie marriage of her ilaughter. Elaine, horse. Iasi week, but il is sonic bet­ S|i;q ta. Mich. Mr-. I .■•■pl,, lias al­ to Mr. Charles A. Weisserl, which ter. so one sister and three brothers .Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mills and Mr.• living. occurred Saturday. Our hearti­ Mrs. Teeple. was for years and Mrs. Harry Larabee and1 a pmmber of the Congregational est congratulations are extended. . MIm Arina Burkle entertained daughter, Veda, spent Saturday al■ church and joined the Presbyterian I her friend. Mr. Preston Manning of Mrs. Larabi>e's-father's, Frank Lar- church of Hastings, on April 21. abee, in Hope, fishing, and return­' 1912. -Albion, over Sunday.. She was called Home on Miss1 Sunday, June 21, after months of • Willian Finnefrock and family ed with a tine hit of fish. • moved op Hie William • McArthur Veda will stay a few days with her' illness. Her last prayer was “Give farm home, the latter part of the grandparents. me rest” and her prayer lias been week, which Mr. Finnefrock’s son. granted.’ Her body was laid, to GLASS CREEK. luiwrence, recently purchased, and rest in the family lot itj the Irv­ Mr. and Mrs. Alkah Dunn from ing (bmenlery. her spirit has gone Verne Monosmith and family have moyed into the house vacated by Bedfortl. spent Ihe weak end with to God who gave il. 'i'lie funeral their son, Harry ami family, the Einnefrock’s. service was held on TuHtdny after­ Mrs. Orpha Pitkin of Detroit noon al tlm home of Mr. I.. J. Mat­ C. E. Leonard visited friends In . .. Htwlinga.-jover Sunday. - ------------ •pent from Friday until . ^u.mlay) .thews, heinr conducti>4-by-Jtav.. Mr with Mra. TtOfileK wrirnef. Grigsby. Mr. Wallace sang three Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olis went’ selections, Mrs. Pryor aecoinpmiynnd daughter, Margaret, of the Tuesday, to Kalamazoo, to allend . Slate University at Champaign. Illi­ the graduating exercises of tlm ing him on'the organ. nois. are making a couple of weeks class of which lheir daughter, Miss Otb School Pienlr. visit with their parents In South Bessie is a member. Thp third annual picnic of all the woodland and Coats Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn spent teachers, pupils and their families .T.he MichiBwi Conference Branch Sunday with the latter's parents. who attended school at the OUa of the Young People's Christian EnMr. Clair Otis and friends, mo­ District, will be held Thursday, S0?#* Sunday School and tored from Lansing to his father's July to. A picnic diiuier, with mus­ Ministerial Convention of the Unit­ residence In’ Rutland, Sunday. ic, a program mid various mnuseed Brethren church, will be held Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Erwny were menta. here, beginning Tuesday. June 30. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Erway, and lasting Ulf Friday, July 3. J4 Sunday. II1WII WANT AUVS. PAY. PACK THREE HOT WEATHER SPECIALS During these hot days we are going to make it an object for you to visit our store. We are making some extraordinary low prices in every deparment. We keep our store as cool and comfortable as jt can possibly be made. Make our store your trading center. Wash Goods Specials Coats, Suits, Skirts, Waists and Dresses front table at only 15c Tissue Uwm ■nd-Dimities in <Uinty stripes and plain white at . ........ . 10c tbv greatest line of fine Sheer Muslin Underwear. We can suit you in most everything you will need. Nainsook Gowmi, slipover or button front, handsomMy trimmed with Isce or embroidery 50c 25c |t»by Embroidered Bonnets, grest values at ... 25c We are just cheinii out nil our coats sulls^Aklrts' nml dromes. In some ’ Inslnnces lower Ilian Half I’rjcr. A big lol nf fancy nn,| plain blnck Women's and Men's Hose in black, tan and whilr U|i to AKMMI all-L l ine styliaii coal up to fc-IHMI all In • )■»>• ai .only s!i.9s. We Offer Some Exceptional Bargains in Our Rug Department (BASEMENT) L'iI'J Avminater Rug*. ,—.50 values, Friday and Saturday .. *15.00 9x12 Fibre Rugs, new pretty patterns, Friday and Saturday " 7x31 Velvet Rugs, a good special at • 1.30 \\ hltv Pique skirts at only linn (Vials ill sb A Union Suits Men’s Bargains Men’s and Boys* Bathing Suits. Men's Two*in-one Bathing Suita at only Boy's Bathing Trunks, 15c» Suits..—/I....... ..25c Men's Work or Dress Shirts in dark or light——.. 30o Men's I’nion Suits in Porosknit or Balbriggan. . 50c Men's Single Glaments in tan, black or cream .850 Men's Handkerchiefs, Collars, Ties. Dress Shirts, Socks. Overalls. Night Shirts, Suspenders, Belts. Suit Cases. Traveling Bags, Etc. 1I. in colored nii.l »v|iii One Price to All The Lowest 16579219 The Store of Quality and Low Prices Hastings Cool and Sanitary Double Store Death uf Dr. Mathew Woodmansee. HAVE THEIR MEETING TODAY livers of Hast.iiig». mid Burry Conn- Standing of (xmleslants. The following are the slumling* Dr. \\ iHxlinaiisi-e practiced Exrellenl Program Which Will Give InlcreMing History of jyears, served iiis country during the the Early Bays. The Barry Co. Vimirers are inei eighty-four; Russell Cleveland is as fplluws: Harlan Mai I hews Program. Slorming Session—9:30. Forrest Williams Du a rd (Lain Bernard Johnson Music. 21570 19.515 m,750 tH.095 13.930 3.910 ti.IKt 2.1 W» 1.530 SOI TH WEST RUTLAND, Ernest Gorham was working for Bert ’Newland, last* Sa I unlay. Hoy Douglas is assisting his uncle, Mr. Piecre with his summer wotk. Mr. Pierce is improving slowly. The fanners in this vicinity are lieginning to think about haying mid harvest will soon iw here too. Will Havens was in Delton. Sat­ urday. on busmens. E:uT SoniK'iville and lady friend spent Saturday nighl and Sunday wilh his parents. William BabciH'K mid family. Hope. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. er—Mrs. Sara HiUTman. Historian's Report—Judge Clem­ ent Smith. Music— Marching Through Geor­ gia— By I lie As.-v Paper—Hasl mg Charles M. Atkin • r John l.iii'kt y. I’aslor Pl. l.liun-h, Haslkigs. . Ptcnjc Dinner. Afternoon Session, !::>() O'clock. BANNER WANT,ADVS. PAY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY ■■rr Educate Yourself Well violin Myron A. Maynard. Rrminisrense. by Pioncc Music ,a, -I'lie (>|< .Man Dremns" * (b) ‘ IL n Boll—Mrs. II. I. Hendershott, Blown and Patten I Grangeville. Paper—"Tlio <*ak Grove Road' i. MeVinuhhin. Music A.'Seinlil biography, of I Missionary lo He- Gun laike. Indi­ ans.- Red by W. W. Poller. Paper—Biography of Calvin Hill, Founder uf Middleville—CT IL WalMusic—The Star Spangled Ban­ ner—By Un- A—•nddiv Mr. C. G. Maywood, Director of Obituary. Mrs. Hannah M. Nichloy was born in Wayne County. N. Y„ September 10. i83B. - She passed away June 20, 1014, nt Ike age of 75 years, l<l months, and 20 day-. ' The funeral home in lln« City of Hastings. West Marshall Street, Tuv morning at l.otoo o'clock. , Russell II. Bready, oillciatiiig. At the ago <d_.dxleen she came with-her parent- to Hillsdale coijii-' tj>lluihigam Me' was mnrro-rl to, Sidney II. Smith. -Inly 4, i«57, fieri There wen- born lo this, union live children, fmir of whom survive her. also u brother and ti sister. During the past Ihirly-Mwen yeaftt she has resided-1n Barry County, and dur­ ing the last twelve in Hastings. She, went lo.Nashville. March 7th. to visit her dmighler. Mrs. Silas Ends­ ley, was taken dl. and unable to re­ turn home. Site died in the faith, mid iit Hie communion of Methodist Episcopal chureh. CLEARY COLLEGE, YPSILANTI. MICH 5N^?o young man or young woman can satisfactorily or successfully meet the present conditions of human life and existence without the most thorough preparation both physically and mentally. Educational qualifications are the factors that do more toward helping men and women to use­ ful and successful lives. The importance then of STARTING RIGHT will appear to you at once. The CLEARY COLLEGE will start you right. YOU NEED THE EDUCATION If you expcct to remain on the fnrm (and it is a good btidncxs if rightly conducted) the educa­ tion will benefit you more than words can expreii. It you expect to’enter your father's busineda, you can be ot but little service to him without it. world, yon will find it absolute necessity. Cleary College Offers Three Distinct Lines-BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT SERVICE, COMMERCIAL TEACHING. Summer Term Begins June 29, but students may enter at any time they are ready. CLEARY COLLEGE Address P. R. Cleary, Pres YPSILANTI, MICH �»tc« roc* —— ^PERSONAL^IENTION THK HArnwHANNOl. JUNE 2>. »U- VIIIIE Will PUIS FOB J HASTINGS CHAIETAUOIU ^ERSONAL MENTION MCEDMIKBI Will FEOERAIIOH” Rev. Russell H. Brcady wm In Lowell Monday. Miss Marguerite Hall visited friends in Kalamazoo last week. OF WOMEN'S (XL BS WERE TAK­ the opening day of Hie ChnutauMr. and Mrs. Weldon BfOMpn are EN AT BIENNIAL MEETING ijmil On and after that day tile .spending a few.days at Ixmg.lakc. JL’BT HELI) IN CHICAGO. season ticket will cost fchM, anci I Judge Clement Smith was in Ionia singh? tickets for four eniertainmimls will cost as much as a 8®*>" on business Monday and Tuesday. oil tfokol. Last year, if one took m Mrs. Albert Tobey visiled friends WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE, PROHI­ nil the entertaiiuncnls posslblp al'Caledohia and LaBarge last-week. BITION ANO PERSONAL HY8IENE with his reason Ufikcl they would ' Miss Helen Fritz of Muskegon is have cost about six cents apiece. , '(he guest of Miss Florence Leach. Tlm only way by which it is pos!Miss Beatrice Parker of Ypsilanti Teaching, All Favored by This slhh* lo give one re much In thtway of entertainment for WK) is is visiting her father, Fred Phrkpr. Deliberative Bodj Represent­ Miss Gertrude Bennett is in Au­ Hwmigli such an organization as ing 1,000,000 Club Women. Ihe Rcdpath ■Bureau, ami because gusta visiting her sister, .Mrs. Chas. Kuilz, were in Grand Rapids, tin* talent engaged is oriliijarily no! While Hastings has a One Wo­ Imday. engaged except by Cliaulaumw, for Mrs. George W. Sheffield of Bnnmen ’ s Club, which has done .much •Mrs. Ellis IJke of Colon, came il 1- Hi- ' dull season for liiviitnFriday for a few’ days .visit- with cnl and concert companies' and field is visitqig'her ym, Dr, F. G. 1 useful work, and has been of much Sheffield. relatives. .benefit to the city as well BB-to its lecturer*. .Mrs. M. A. Lambic relumed Tues­ membership, we Miss Mae Pettit left Friday for presume that The IJANNEIl will print. the her home in Wheeler to spend the i.hnulamiigt program in full as day from n visit with her parents there are many of our readers jcho summer vacation. «oon as it ran h<- obtained. The at Ypsilanti. Mrs. Fred .Mctiheimick of Grand BANNER will' also announce, as . Miss Etta Hubbard of Middleville do not appreciate what a-great und Rapids was the guest uf Mrs.' Wil- soon as possible, when and where was tho guest of Miss Dora Archart gracious influence for good has been and is being wielded by the . Imr Janie,' Sunday. • searen ticket* may be procured. Friday night. . Mrs. Nina Mohler and daugliior The BANNER office will have a ■ John Crispen nf Grand Rapids women’s clubs of America: an in­ came Saturday for a visit with fluence that is growing rapidly and of Lansing, visited Hasting* friends supply on sale. which has income a power that Hastings friends. the last of Ihe w<*ek. — Remember Mrs. C.lein Fosliir was the guest must be reckoned with in every Mrs; T. M.’ Maher of Jackson, is All who-are - planning, to attend of her sister, Mrs.'Wm. McGann, in movement .lacked by them. the guest of Mrs.' Ja-e MallheuIf the clubs were simply so many tin- Hastings Cliaulauqun must Irving, last week. . aad oilier relalivi-s. Miss Madeline Brown nccoinnani- scattered units, without dellnite Mrs. IL A. Youngs left last week bearin mind that liefore Ihc open­ fur Perry, N. \\-for an eitepded' ing day. August 5, the regular ed Mrs. Wm. Bruckner lo Chicago purpose or action that required llfoir working ipgelher. their in­ Monday for a visit. stay wilh .her sister. After that lime they will Mr. nnd Mrs. Duncan McDonald fluence would be purely local. But Mr. apd Mrs. •!. L, Leach of are spending a few days with their that is for from the case. Each Grund Rapid*, are guests of Mr. state has its state fe«Ierntion of lend four or more, of thcdieal en- children in the country. and Mrs. Rollins Leach. Miss Emma Davies of Onaway Woiilen’s Clubs, and about 75 per .Mr.*. Mimi Kershaw, of Grand b-rtniiim|-nls can buy a season Rapids, attended the graduating ticket for less than flint number of came Tuesday evening to visit her cent of tbo individual clubs are Joined to some state federation. single tlcketa would cost, and an sister, Miss Laura Davies. Mrs. Helena Ifnhnucr Quinn ami can take in all the entertainment* Mrs. Safah Fisher returned The stale federations are in turn san of Chicago. are Hie guests of listed on the program.' The logi­ Thursday from a week's slay with united into what is called ‘The General Federation "f Women's cal thing is therefore, lo buy a relatives in Eaton Rapids. her mother. Mrs. Wm. Olney. Dan Lewis and family spent Snl- Clube.” Any single dub can also, Stale Master J. C. Ketcliaiil js-ip seasun ticket. urday and Sunday with Frank Ful­ by taking the pmpor steps, i'»in the General Federation and if it shall ler and family of Maple Grove. in the interest of the. Grunge. . Misse* Gertrude mid Margaret | Mrs. Eliza Cherry, and Mrs. Ed. so do, it is entitled to a delegate in Otis returned Tuesday from the the General Stale rat ion meetings.. Miller will spend the~suimm-r va- , These last are held mice in two W. IL C. tkirivent inn at Jackson. ration al their home in Salim-. Miss- I'.lnra Huffman is home I Mr. mid Mrs. George Stowell left years. The represenlaHves in HuMunday in their auto to make a General Federation an- selected at from the Kalamazoo Normal, j state federation meetings, and also where she graduated this wick. One of Michigan’s Strongest week's’visit with relatives in Ohio. by Individual club* which join the Mrs. Henry Andnis and children Educational Institutions , This last ar,< visiting her parents. Mr. and General Federation. Win. Zuschnill and family. Sunday.: Mrs. H. A. Nichols, in South Carlton. named Ixxly tln-iefore reprerenl* •Mr. and-.Mrs. J. fvic* and son, Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Lowry rctui'ii- all the Women'.* Clubs that belong lo stalo federations, also any in­ Paul of Fre»‘|Hirl, were Ihc guests! of Win.'Zuschnill and family, Sun-i I cm led stay at (heir Gun lake col­ dividual -club which may join the General Federation, whether that day. lage. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jos. Thuluinn nnd Mr.*. IL. K. Grant left yesterday individual club may lu-long t<> a In Hus daughter of Oak lurk. Ill-jirc the; morning for Gun lake, where she slate federation or not. wav the General Federation rupee­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester । rents over I.OOO.tw women, wlio are Mi-sser. tag*. Il is needless to Jluni- H*- MopQ lefl W “du"-day . Mrs. Claude Bush and children club niemlHirs. morning for Arkansas where he! spent Thursday and Friday with add that when Bitch a Iwdy of wo­ her-sister, Mrs. Wm. McCann, in men takes a stand for «»r against will spend (he. summer with his! any movement, it' wields a power parents. Irving. Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds. Miss] Mrs. F.liza Cherry was called to ami influence that reach to Hip. re­ Grand Rapids Tuesday by the ill­ motest corner of our country. For Frances Williams and Richard | Messer returned Thursday froim ness of her sisler-in-law. Mrs. Sey­ Hu- membecs of Hi- women's club* of America rcpr-renl the leaders Detroit. mour Howe. Miss Fllizabelli Severance of Jack­ Mrs. Minerva Handy spent the of thought and action in the femi­ , . son. was the Sunday guest of her week end wilh Mrs. George Du­ nine world. Mrs. Clement Suiith of Hits city, parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.'Sevcrbridge nnd Mrs. Roland Clark of who was a delegate from the Mich­ anco. ' , ■ Grand Rapids. Miss Agues Holbrook and.her sis­ Mrs. CFG. Maywood and,children igan Federation al Chicago, return­ ter, Mrs. MrLiughliu went tq Milsh^ve gone to Ray view fori he tum- ed last wrek-.t.lrmn, the Biennial kcg|>n last week to visit .Mrs.'Carriier. Mrs. Sarah Striker Will gd-the m.-eting <>f the General Federation ami has given the BANNER many last of the week. \ ua ha il It was Miss Virginia and Edward Camp­ Mr. and Mrs. R. M, launbie Wen* interesting facts ahoul ir. railed to Pontiac Wednoday of la-t the largest, the best and most ag­ bell of Grand Rapids, arc visiting their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. week to attend the funeral of Mrs. gressive mid progressive gatlu-rinc of its kind ever held in thhis­ Lanijiie'a brother, Fred M. Ironside of Detroit, Mrs. Lhwrence Arahart and Mi.** tory of Ihc General Federation draftsman for the Stullelmkcr cor- j Dora spent Saturday night and And when one considers that Ihe , jwirnlioii. visited relatrtes here SaJ- | Suuday with Bert Areharl und fam­ General Federation has always been a conservative libdy. n-ver giving unlay nml Sunday. ily in the country. Miss Jacobson left on the FrlJames Ironside left last night for its support lo any movement unless <lay noon train for Frank fori. I*. Roger Cleary, President Cleary southern California where he ex- it has b-on well established that il Mich., her home, und will spend Colh-U’’, Ypsilanti, Midi. prx-ls to spend about a month's va­ inenns Ihe permanent good of the country, om- will realize that Hie her vacation then-. cation visiting friends. The Cleary College, of YpsHanti. Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Craig nnd Mrs. Sarah Lawrence, of Grand ndvaTiced ground taken by Hufaipily spent Saturday and Sunday wa* organized in the. fall of IH83. Ia*dg» cam,- Saturday evening and General Federation at its f-c-nl mid has grown steadily from small in Ball!*- Crack, the guests uf Mr. spent over Sunday with her daugh­ Biennial was especially not-wort liy. surroundings until il stand* second ter. Miss Susie Lawrence. ■ The General Federation at its and Mr?. Guy DeLong. Mr. and Mrs. S. IL Rogers hud to non,- among Hi^-durational in- ■ Mr. J. J. CrOshy of Grand Rapids Chicago meeting, declared itself in Mrs.. IL II. Marshall of Prairieville, slilutions of it.* cliiB in-Ihe-State. and Mr. Waller -Crosby of Seoul, favor of these three great reform In the beautiful building which Korea, were th<? guests of- Dr. and movements: ■ it now occupies was started and Mrs. Gprrothers Saturday'. ’ (|) The giving of the right to Friday nml Saturday. . . The Mis* Hester liarlur of Kalama- conipteted two year# later. W. J. Matthews nnd family of De­ vole to women. stands '2 The national prohibition of zoo, speni tm- we»*a emi wiin ait. situ u|k>ii which the building -----j — troit arrived in Hie city Saturday and Mrs. E. F. Bollum and Mr. ami,<•»'' lb" most beautiful and de­ and will spemf their vacation on Ihe manufacture and Bale of alco­ Mr* J tt Wardell " sirable in the city, Iw-mg in the their farm north of tho city. holic liquors for beverage purooses. Mrs. H. B. Corell and son, of: lieart of the business sectinn. (3) -For the teaching of ."person­ Mr. and Mr». Charles Dawson BM Kalamazoo. nt Saturday and I h" rooms are large, well ligli ed ■latigliler of Aiui Arlitir ar^,visiting al hygieno" in all Um public schools Sunday as gii«-.*ls al her brollier'.*. a,1|l ', Lomfortablx lheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert by competent instructors who are Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Brandy’s. furnished* I hmughoul. Iliereci- Dawson ami Mr. and Mr.*. Elroy tlicrnrelves morally as well a* in­ Mrs. Georg" Caillins and children | lalion rooms and I^Uire ^hall^ are Tobins. tellectually (iiialifled to give instruc• of Grand Rapid*, wfjro guests gu. ‘ of sealed with‘ opuru chairs, ~ the “■ latter n “r Mrs. Charles Huffman attended Imtf in sex hygiene. {. room nccominudaUng about 6uu J he compieneement exereises nt the There were other important ac­ her pareni.<*Mr. and Mr.*, • Pryor from Tuoedmf until Salur-' :"!rsons. person.*, Kalamazoo Normal Wednesday. tions taken but these three ar*F Hie The ilfain study halls are furnish­ Her daughter. Miss Clarq. was one trn’nscemk'ijt issues upon which Imday. ed with suitable table.* and Hie General Federation dcclnrted itself, Mr. atvi Me*. Claud" Pierson and of the graduates. datigldi-r, Itoralhy, alteiided lh< Business D-purlmeiil with expen­ Mrs. Roy Sylvester of Charlotte and in which it stroke ns Hie iepw<*lding of Miss Frances Flower nt sive olllces, each z'f which is sup­ attended Hut Bauer-Weisserl wed­ rtwjiilalive of the 1,000,00p club Mil<«, Saturday. -Miss -JJondhy plied Willi a-M-l of Issiks the same ding Saturday. Mr. Sylvester spent women of America. . as is u-sl in any aumibir ollh'e in Ktiniiay- heir, isdh returning lu Tu the President <’f the Michigan ‘was ring-bear<-r. actual business, so that students Charlotte* Monday. Federation. Mrs. Elnora Chamber­ may have the actual office tiriiclice Win. Green and wife. Mi** Jos­ lin, of Hartford. Mich, belongs the of Jargon were guests of their necessary lo make them perfectly ephine Nash. Miss Lena Filch of credit of bringing Hio-prolnhition with that particular this city nnd Lloyd Ward and Philip question to the notice-of the Bien­ parents. Mr. nml Mrs. A. J. Sever­ familiar branch of- business. The type­ Hurlmun of Jackson spent Satur­ nial gathering. While she is an ance over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Zenos Whittemore, writer department is supplied with day night and Sunday at Acker's earnest advocate of prohibition, omb about seventy standard made type­ Point. lives in Van Bilren Co„ which has of Grand Rapid*, motored to Hast­ writers for students use. . ings. Sunday morning. They are Supt. and Mrs. W. E. Conkling and jieon free from saloons ever since rtiember* of Trinlly^clmreh. of I P. Rhger Cleary is president of daughter Helen went to Kalamazoo the local option law was passed in this Srfiool, und the ujus* uf slu- Wednesday to attend Iho Normal .Mit'higpn, she had no idisi of stainil-nts being sent out by-this school commencement exercises -us Mis* .peding this greatest deliberative fou» year-. Mr*. J. T. Lxuburd left Tuesday is a credit to his ability and thor­ Marcia Conkling .was one of the Imdy of women ever assembled _to f*»r ’SI. I^niis. Mu., where she will oughness.’ - The' aim of Ch-ary gradual es. deciare for tlm banishment of the saloon. Al Hie roll call, each state visit Mr.-and Mrs. Ixmald Smith College is to prepare young ijntl and ehildrcu. for several week's. middle aged men and women for trait Tuesday lo visit her turn, Wal­ president was asked to name mine business life, government service or She. will also visit her mother al ler Haye*. Thursday, today, she great need in her slate in which th> cominen-ial leaching. ’ One. of the llar-urt . Wi-. g<.<jr by boat In Duluth, then arras* club women nf America might |>e Mrs. Chamberlin, ar her Mr.*. M. Fox of Khuttg was in strongest features of this school Is In^roiiwond where she will visit lief■ helpful. the city Friday on Ip-r way home that each student completing the son. Bert Hayus. mime was called, said: - Nearly from-Rig Rapid*, where slip nl- course is found a good position. Mr. ami Mrs. A. A. Anderson re­ half the territory •»! Michigan 1* An edik-aliunal series of lectures turned Sunday from Indianapoli*., free from the curse of the salwm. temted ihe $ominenccntenl exer­ cise*. her niece being one- <>f ihe nnd enti-rtninnieiils are carried on where they visiled friends.’ Miks1 We need tojiave the saloon .driK-n for th- students during Hie courses Jmti-plime rernained in Indianapolis1 from tin- rest of the slate: nnd I graifuatc*. , • U may of rnteresl In mid will Inter go tn l.udingtim withI wish the General Federation might Mi** Fkln.'» Sbeelrnn. of. Grand of study. Ra'pids, who i; a stud-nl nl the readers of the BANNER 1‘? know Miss Ijouise Weier. nid us." Hi-r statement was ap­ cimiiiK-rqiar” lunching Ypsilanti Normal, returned here Hint ihe A cablegram was received Mon­ plauded lo the echo, the tteiegalns wilh Min* Beatrice Carral her.*. Fri­ cotiire is condiicled ’in connection day from Mrs. Flora B. ftaakes. an­■ and uHeinatcs aiyi the other club wilh th'SlateNormal College. day ami alieiiihHl the alumnt.bannouncing Ihe safe arrival of her' women preMinl to th»‘ number of Cleary College i* carrying a party at Glasgow. Scot land, and I hat 7.000 in all did not seem able to ex­ qunF dnd also the liauer-SVr.-isser{ si-rk-s of educational • ndvertisc- all wftTe well. This will be pleasant' tiress wilh tlu-_ omphnsis they de­ Wrdiimg C L. Howe and son Thomas, of uienls with the BANNER a.ml they news tu.lier inany friends'. sired Llioir approval of Mrs. Cham• Jai'ksoii, were in Uiis rlly. Sahii- will be found iiilenmliiiK lo all Miss Beatrice Carrolhera is home IdTrlin's stand fur, prohibition. Her Hu»e interested in educational from ’ - - ■ <0 |0 al. day, cn — route to-Guti Ypsilanti where «he has beun remarks brotighl thu issue before inalteis. - -■ • leiwi Hi.* Boy*’ Camp. attending the. Michigan State Nor­ Ihe Genera! Federation, .and evimal. Sim was arVoriipauied by Mis* duuciMl the faut that the delegalps |v work’ in Michigan of Uie Stale ‘ Card of Thanks—Wc wish, to ex­ Edna Sheehan of Grand Rapids wliu wb| v :overwlie|miogly .rtur’pnJhibih-rid <mr thank* U> ml who were so spent a few (lays before returning Uon. V. M. G. A. ' kind during the sickness nnd dealli Mr. and Mrs. Walter Penny, of lo her home. At Uris meeting the Club Madison. Wit, who have been vi’it-J of mir wif<* mid mother, and for tlrt Paul Tower left Monday morning women of America for the tir»l ing friends here started on lheir re­ beautiful flowers sent. . for CoiRer-Diggins holdings, near time favored equal .suffrage, prohi­ Myron Maynnrd. turn trip homo by nulii Sunday, acMiawwataka. Mich-where (n a vir­ bition of-the liquor traflic, and the Aiimiu Stanley. ruigmahied by Mr. ami Mr*. F. R. gin hardwood forest of twenly- leaching of personal bywene in the. • — Fred.Stanley. . .1 eiglit square milm he and his fellow puldja reltuohz. er-—PAnrowt and Mrs. Robert ttonovan . Mrs, Eva Harshbeigor. classmates nf Ciforlmtr. Mr. Pancoast left I from X ... A. ... C. will v.,„con----- The General Federation was.alMrs. Ida McCall! tinueJbeir study iuforattry. fof two tynded by umv delegates, >W0 alllw peiiy al Chicago and returned i And Families. montlu of ifie vacation. teruates aud about club womI ’— . .- AdvHev. R. H. Brandy was in Albion "Tfcuroday, Mr. and'Mri. J.’C. Ketcham were in Kalamazoo, Sunday. Edmund Wood in liomc from Ann Ansir for the summer. Will Peck was homo frahi De­ trail tlierlasl of Hie.week; Fred Relmr is home fram Iho U. uf M. Ini- the summer vacation. Miss Helen Hayes yj home from the IL uf Mi for the summer vaca­ tion. ' ’ Mrs. W. L. Pennock is spending tlm week at E. A. Bisson's in Free­ ' Mr*. W. R. Jntn'icson nnd Ed. INTERESTING JUNE SPECIALS Sn &very department Make this/storc your headquarters during the summer days. Our store buildings arc cool and comfortable and we have planned everything for your convenience./ Here are a few of our many special values that will interest you and save you money: £adies, Misses and Children's Summer Dresses EXTRA VALUES A great variety of pretty Tule dresses to choose from. Made in newest styles. workmanship ol the best. Styles and patterns decidedly neat and attractive. Material and Our special values arc: Children’s Dresses Misses’ Dresses 50c to $2.75 Ladies’ Dresses’ 98c to $5.00 98c to $12.75 Special ^Summer Corsets at 50c Our C-B Summer Corset for 50c is an exceptionally ’fine model. proved in every way. Made of strong, fine net, comfortably boned. early while sizes are yet complete. Im­ Come Cfi a la Spirits Corsets Just a Xittle Bit ‘n Advance . No matter what your type of figure, there is a C-B model that will train it into lines ol smartest elegance. See the new models just arrived this week, and be sure lo ask tasee the new dancing and athletic corset. Cleary Business College /few C-fi Models from $1.00 to $3.00 c/b^ Jule Skirts filouses and Shirt lOaists We are showing the very l»est values in Wash Skirts so far this season. Newest styles in Linen, Ratine, Poplin, Welts and Novelty goods. Specially priced from Middy Blouses, French Blouses and pretty Summer Shirt Waists in all popular materials such as Voiles, Crepe de Chcne, etc. Special prices from 31.00 to 33J0 »»c to S3.SO &xtra Specials in our Coat and Suit dept For the following week only wc will give you an opportunity to SELECT ANY COAT OR SUIT in the store at just HALF PRICE. .‘This is a phenomenal oiler considering the high class garments we are shewing at moderate Dotf't hesitate, come and investigate. If you find what you want you will have made a hand­ some saving. If you don’t find what you wanted wc are just as pleased to wait upon you. $12.50 Suits now $6.25 and so on. $15.00 now $7.50 Every coat or suit, no matter what price, for the following—JUST HALF PRICE. Grocery Specials Our grocery market always has some specials every day in the week and it will pay you to supply your wants here and visit this department often. „ 9^0 Fresh, Crisp Quaker Corn Flakes, 10c pkg.4 for > Messina Lemons, fancy large QQz> juicy, 3 for 10c.___Per dozen OxU Spring Hill Corn, 10c cans, 3 cans for—, 25c Mackerel, fancy white, thick and fat, 4 for OC/-» Oranges, Sweet Valencines, good size, per dozen OQrv Gillies Coffee, New York Special, per lb Rolled Oats, best bulk. 8 lbs.for 25c Choice Olives, stuffed or plain 3 bottles for: Choicest (freon Stuff. Vegetables and Berries at J^o^est prices Most Com. piste £ine of Rugs and linoleums in the City itleickgenant 8t Riede Department Jtore /fastings, Mich Phono 30 J^adies' and Child­ ren' s Millin­ ery at close out prices All Show Character. en from all over the country. Every session. which- wa.* held in Actlona, worda. looks. atepa form Although Switzerland has a com­ the. great Auditorium, packed that paratively important fur Industry, the tho alphabet 1>y which you may spell great hsscmbly hail lo tho very silverblack fox la not at present reared character.—Lavator. jibonL In captivity in the republic: It is the Banner Want Ads Bring Results. Land of Long Words. ' Humboldt once said that nothing tn j ln xomn of tho northern valleys. About a year ago a skunk farm waa Mexico strikes Europeans more ford^”■■.■7. "tarted neat Lhcerne. but no pelts M,Jte» »• I,n,th ol lb.. h<„ ,,k,n g> (ho wort,. ,o In,. <bo anlrnl, gndlrart-d on- pounded, as In tho ureok. the uer-| man or tho Sanukrit. Thue tho Moxl-J can word for that almplo thing, a; kii|, Ii tetennamlqulllrtil. But that U nothing, lays Mr. Charles W. Domvllle-Flfo in hla book on Guatemala. u> what tho Central Ameri­ can can do. HI* beat otforts ecllpaa oven Shakespeare'a ottensjuoted "HonOTificabllltudlnlUtibua," In "Love’a La­ bor's Lost;" for If you wish to call the boy who carrloa newapapera. you have but to murmur. "AmatlaculloHtqultcatlaxlahulllc." and he may posslbty come.—Yonth'i Companion. mated. Tho owners of this ekunk farm also contemplate obtaining soma fishers from Maine, as they have found that In the canton Nldwaldon fine-haired marten are to bo foundFishers, they believe, do well wbore•ver the marten Is found. This com: Swiss association of furriers with headquarters at Bertie arid branch soclatlons tn all the larger cltlas. The fur Industry is growing in SwIUerland, and It might par American ex­ porters to ship breeding animal? to Europe. . Bring your |ob printlug to us- wvtT adv*.' 40 only first claw, work |------ B^N-NEB WAXT ADVS. The Purpose of an r Advertisement1 is to serve your needs. It will help sell your goods—talk to the people you want to reach. An advertise­ ment in this paper is a reference guide to those whose wants are worth supplying. �5 THE HA8TINC8 BANNER, JUNE 25. 1911. Going Away For Your Vacation? If so, you’ll probably need a new Trunk, Suit Case or Bag. We have just received a large shipment from one of the best factories in the world and are prepared to show you what you want at the price you want to pay. Trunks from $3.00 to $15.00 Suit Cases from $1.00 to $8.00 Bags from_______ ._75c to $10.00 We are ready to show you today. May we have the pleasure? tecs will cnlerUin all Iho mcnilicni of.the church und the adult (rionth of th-' churrh, ul the hottie of Mr. E. Keller, Jefferson and Grand. Th.ladies of the church will first acrifai the «treol al the mtnc of Mr. Frank Smith, and taler adjourn to Mr. Keller’s home, a program *ill occupy pari of .the evening. Refreshments will be served. -Mi«» Mae OsImtiic, of Gratul lUpids. will give several piano.’nutnli.l Tuesday night cot face prayer meeting will bo held uf lh<- Itome of Mrs. Miller, Cor. Wash.'and State siWedm-Mlay ................. . al -2:00 Ladies Aid Society will ni,-.-t with Mrs. Will Fisk, corner Mill and No. Broadwjiy^_________________ Special Clean Up Sale On Summer Dresses, Waists, Kimonas, Skirts and Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Garments Emmanuel Churrh. Rev. Carroll L Bate*. Rector. Third Sunday after Trinity: Holy Communion, 8:00 a. in. Morning Prayer ami sermon, t0;30 . m. . ' . Sunday School, 12:00 ni. Chart talk fur children, 12:15 p. m. Informal evening.seme- m par­ ish hmise al 7:30 p. in.-, with recoinl iri'series of talks upon “The Calen­ dar.” On Monday, il heink-St. Peter's I Jay. there will be Hply Communion This is an opportunity for you to buy some necessary summer goods at prices that mean a great saving to you. You cannot afford to let this chance pass. Call at your earliest convenience and select what you want before the best are gone. LOCAL NEWS Morrill, Lambie & Co Hustings, Michigan One Price Clothiers THE CHURCHES | Chrbdlun Sricnce Boclely. Sunday. Juno 2H. BRI. Second lloor of No. ill), Jeffnninn SI. Sunday Mrvino, 10:30 A. M. Sub­ ject. “I'.lirixiian Scicnfti." Sunday school, tl:15. Wednesday evening tcsliuioiial ’ This contest willclose doseSunday. Sunday....... July, | ----- — ... ..ill 12th so come along birth old and new and give us a boost. . Services next Sunday ns follows: 10: 00 A. M„ Sunday School. 11: 00 A. M., Preaching, subject. prf-ili'hillg. Jhe idorld Owes &very filan a giving Rut there is no delivery system to leave it at hiJ door. He must go after it early and often. Allow us to make some suggestions from our experience in helping along this line. A Short Cut to fortune Then speculation ruins 90 per cent of those who start on that (rail. Honest work and an ac­ count in this Bank will bring success. Jhe Jystem of Saltings ' Conducted by this Bank is easy,'Comprehensive and practical, and has so demonstrated itself to those who have adopted it. St Checking Stccount //b /lobby "'It facilitates the transaction of your business nnd the keeping of your accounts, and besides gives you business standing. Policy of //his j^ank .Is to be strong; to be liberal; , to be prompt; to serve our customers wclfand truly; to grunt as gen crous terms as arc consistent with sound banking Hastings National gank Only National Bank in Barry County. Hastings, Mich Ladies’ Waists Lot of Fine Silk Waists that sell anywhere at from $3 to $5 will sell at bi/reductions, some - going at * HALF PRICE of Will Clary- Elizab< ili St. Frank J. ivurr ami Mis* Mnmle Beckwith were united in -marriage liiglit Ladies’ Dresses Regular $1.50 values now____ 98c Regular $1.25 values now____ 89c Regular $1.00 values now____ 73c Children’s Dresses Values that sell regularly for 65, 59 and 50 cents wc are now offering al 43c Misses’ Dresses hi-li Regular values of $2.50 to $1.00 will sell at from tin* biennial report. • Forresl Fiebach -4 ? Itaddcr have gone b> Waldron, to mu*# l<> Chicago,' the first a>sisL Hie iKinlor. Rev. I>. T. I’er- where’ In- will piny al II nnu in a quarterly m-ctiiig. Rev. lladder was pastor there a few Ilin Miidridal Club in Kimball hall. Reading room al same address is Ifitve Ix-.-n giving open every Wednesday mid Satur­ calling on "hl parishbiuTS. day from 2 lo 5 ■!’. M, where authorized literature on Christian Sr.iejice may be read gniL puichuscliun-h. They arc prepared to give •ning. is dxleiuled to Ihe all who attend an enjoyable even­ ing and they nope lo we a full,, pdbUc. Baptist Churrh. L'nltnl Brethren .Churrh. Methodist I'.'piscopnl Churrh. “The Church With a Welcome.’^ Ituv. C. W. Ballnti, pastor. Methodist Episcopal rhurrh. lie sal at t-hurhh. Il is a pleasure to he a member ItUMU'll II. Bready, puslur. Sortici Sunday School. Ifi’.iJO A. M. The Of a wide awake nnd growing Sun­ Sunday. Juno 2N, ns'follows: harp iK-'.ompiminie.nt In Ihe regular day Sclnxd. A rimhI many liave Le11 :ikJ A? M, Puliiic worship, ami cyme regular attendants at our scIi<Md and have lw,-n w«4l pleaseif sennon. "Is Chrisliatiily I totalled ' Sunday. W«- -hall have (hi- Mime i pleasure this Wj-ek. Plan when they felt themselves living piin'de for th- animal enthusiasm which is contagious in Morning worship l.<-ngue until S any wide awake.school. Notwithstanding the abrupt M-rmoii. "What Did Jesus Write i ‘'■hi i-liaii'-- Il-ward change of lime in our .M-rvice? re­ I1''. Ob'-I vane- of Dini's Hupper centty (lie ItMtreMcd atiendiuils and L'ih.ii Th- Ktud?" Interest lias jiislitled .our priiliction ruling Hireling, that it. would prove a great plessitlg Presbyterian C.hiirch. to t|ic,'church and school. * There has been more than lifty pur ce.nl increase of children nltondants nt tho clmre.h M-rvlces; pulpit next Sunday morning. since the change and (In- regular and Sunday school atlendanne has iw,r io is-.u. Many oi ms oiti irteini* •> smioay <-vem grown larger i-llcli Sunday. will be glad to hear his voice once conducted r We have launrhi'd our cainpoigii again, rl'licr- will be Next Sunday evening.the pastoririoiuregatiini. for the large llags offered |>y ih<Conference Board to the Sunday will give the OisI^m-Iuie of Jlic mt- | l-lle, and oil schools of the Conference.and w<- ies mi th- general s.iibjecl. The short gospel i hope we may have an increasing nuinb-r each Sdndny In join our Monday night school nnd gel in Jhis big contest. will he "Iiiimigi'nlimi. ■ Mrs, S. C. Brock, wln> Im-, breo contllied to Hie homo by tdekness, ts-ahhi to be out again. The next regular mMiug of the rluirch by Fr. Lftmkej. Mrs. Allie Willison entertained hire will lie illuS(rnh-d with thirty twenty ladies last WediM-sdny eve. slide*. The arc light slervopticoii ning at a six o’clock dinner in ho'nwill Ih> used. These lectures will continue .through July. WatrJi for further announcements. Tlf rcgnlna inretin- Wr.*dcyan Methodist CltOrch. I'liere will b<* nu preaching i PAGE F1V* $2 to 73c One Lot of-. Wash Waists that sell regularly at $1 to $2, your choice at 59c A BIG REDUCTION ON ALL KIMONAS OTHER BARGAINS EVERY­ WHERE IN THE STORE 'ii Thursday evening lu-i Mr Hie hen Mi** Elaine Jlaii-r. now Mr*. J. T. PIERSON & SON •asscrhle a* a reminder of Coats Phone 9 A. Mallhnw- <‘nl<T|ainei| a day nftoynoon in Itofior Suits Skirts Hastings, Mich. of Miss Mre. Frank Eggleston, who is quite GET EVEN WJTH EMPLOYER PLATE MONEY OF THE PAST receipt from II. M. Lre of a copy of seriously ill. the San Fram-ioo Chronicle nf City Laborers Who Handle Shovels Unwleldy Coinage Ones Issued by Ur. C. I’. Lathrop June 15. giving a graphic account Have Many Tricks They Are Not Sweden Now Found Only as Slow to Employ. Museum Curiosities. m*n. a Califormi volcano, v occurred June 11. Tho employers who hlrn day la­ I'.. B. l'.aldw<l!. Will Schade Mi*'es Frances and Thelma One ot tho largest coins ever struck Burch gave a delightful liinclieon borers in Chicago seldom supply off has-been ncqulred by tho Ameri­ Lathrop, Art Jl.nl them with shovels nowadays. They can Numismatic society, of New Tilman main- up a jolly fishing Rive them picks, as they used to. but York. ,Tho piece is of copper. I* 13 parly who 1-41 ■ •arly Saturday 1*. T. Ctdgrove. while at Gnu lake (boy expect tho men lo provide their bt-JS1* Incfies In size, weighs 31 morning for Green last week, had Ihe misforlune to own shovels. Tho reason for (his is pbpuds, and Its'coinsgt* value tn 1659 .sprain liis l-Il ankle while stepping wys eight Swedish dalers. which turu foinorrow. frortr the dock into a tiout. lie is The ninny friends of Albert gelling .along as well as could he ahovefa lomo of them file off the cor­ would bo about 13.20 tn Americaa ner* of tho .hovel.. They claim— money. The coin I* a rectangular Koiikh* will lie glad lo hear that he and there Is roa.nn for their claim— Ingot, with five large round stamps A Iraity laiy. wa* horn June 7th to that tho abovcl being more pointed punched In IL ono In cacti corner and enter, tlra earth easier so that tbo one In the center. Stamps .were and .lias digging Is made less laborious, and placed In. the corners 1<J prevent -formerly uf Huthis only Is their reason—they woulil- “clipping.'' Each corner stamp car* n't think of cutting down congriduinilOiis; ---------tho ------.hovel --------- |, ries tho Swedish crown in the cenMrs. Clement Smith delivered an so that even If they threw out thoIter, and the date. 1659. Around the on completion of course. samo number of shovelfuls a day they ' edge is the ImtcrtpUnn of Carolus D«Ui- Phillip*, wife of-All. Phil­ •sterday afternoon. would be accomplishing Ims.--------------j Gustavus X. tho reigning king: Tho lips, of . Kalam.i/'—. died Monday. Coals Grovi But at times they have a different. center stamp states tho valuu ot $S June 23, nt ln-r home. The body reason for making their shovels In silver. 'x / was bmugld l<> tin* city Wednesday >|H-ll.d in full, "J Jo Good to smaller. If they think they are not Coins of this kind were called the Eiiimauml church al b-n Olh<Ts Cltih.'-' being ■ paid enough they will make a I “plato money." Sweden turned them kick, Wedin'Mln. Burial ijj RjxThe remain*, of Mr-u. Abigail still further cut In tho site of their; out continuously for 110 years, boAck-inian <4 IValmna/oo were age and was h pmnre-r of this vh-ln- hmnglrt *lo tin* city this ITIiurs- shovels. This makes the work just ginning In 1619. tn the reign of Chris_ily. Iler maiden imino was L<dlie ■Iny morning, and the fum-ral will as hard for them, tho gang boss , tins, daughter of Gustavus Adolphus, Eord. two probably maklis tlietri throw out just, tn denominations of eight, four. two. afternoon as many shovelfuls each day—al- ono and half daler pieces, with pieces The Lift- -Time Furniture though of course each load will bo of five three dalers in one Jyear. ball team of tin- rily plaxA'd ; ..... nnd MJ.rr V««. NIIl’IiHv lighter llrkl.ir. -but _ a, Ka ..end h,4 ot I -W.. > * in ■ prugreas . •lightly at ,the interest inf wilh (he 1 Tho coinage .... had■ been IQ tho day they will not have corere.l as ye*r» whan tho xpociman now hare ‘••vcidh inning the score entertained many yards as they would have with wm .truck. In 1715 tho Swedl.h mon: government melted down 116 bromo imiings to «|.-.-t.|,- the contest, day aflefniMui. c'>typlim<*iitary of getting even with their employer: ennaonn and mode them Into 86.760 which wa* won l>y Delton, aflei they will work as hard as over, but Plato money dalera. two mm Wore out. Tlie b.ljlcry rinse to they don't want him to gel a* good Such large pieces of pure copper for till* Life Thin'i* was Roush und month. were tsaued a. money In order to liohb-sl.i. ■ Mr*. F. G..sTi-.-fli-bl entertaimil a find an outlet for the product* of tho cpfnptuiy of young p<*oiih> Monday Swcdl.h copper mines Without depre­ mt^is.-nuiidx-riuK iwi nly. gave Get ths Best Opinion. evening al a ‘.'•lock dinrn-: in Stuart a miscellaneous sliowIt is worth whllo to takn pains to ciating tho value of the metal. All Honor of Mis* Fraiircs Btircli. who find out the best way of doing a given plate money 1. natprally becoming is pursuing mu-i- al sludies in Chiquite rare. IJnlbr and , halfdaler -task, even If you have strong grounds' .. ~ --- --------(*agy. Sidney Sliipm.'iii, slmlent nf the University <>f Michigan, John Qrispen, of Grand Rapids,'who i* • An Association of Neglected Wives b..4on. Is . .SIS. ■«. is, «> .IM1 from Ihe' f*'*.' *’"• ,r- ““•— Inking advanced work in violin has been formed at Schoenbeck. on the Hi >i>be.M u< Ihou.hi ,h- >■'“ studies, and her ■••n Harold Shef­ Elbe, to establish,* time limit for.hus- HHIUol .phen,, n I. worU. .till. "U. £ field, ot Miinliu-* Mililnry Academy, bands' visits to beer houses and cafes. scorn delights and live laborious days'" ' New York. If necessary, the wives will, form a In order to make as sure as you can ot> •Tile body, rtf Augiiff Ixiekwood militia to;romove all husbands found having the'beat opinion, even If you Oxone In Brewing. wa* brmik-lkl on ihe fl o'clock’Sat­ on the promises after 11 p. .m. know that this' opinion has a small . A curious commercial’ application urday evening ii.-im Ice this city A notary named Sauter, who died re­ chance pt being speedily or ever ac­ of oxone has ju.t been developed la from OLsegd* for interment in Riv­ erside ceim-leiv. Iley. Maurice cently In tho tnw'n Arbon, on tho bor cepted by the majority, or by anybody the brewing Industry. Sample, ot Grigsby .ruiidiieied- the' liuribl rer- dor of. Lake Cdhstance, had a strange but ourselvo*. Truth and wisdom have brewers' yeast treated with oxone for. mania for fign shoes. He left a mu­ to bide their times, and then take fivo minute* show greater tennsntlng seum containing about 5.000 pairs of their chance after all—John Morley. power thin untreated yeast During ita'l made his |i->m«- fnr some time boots and shoes, valued at over 16.000 with hi* *mi. Mi .’Lockwood resid­ but after that ozonized yeast exhibit* ed here for rev.-rul years, und was lowed to ebter tho room where thia A small crowd had gathered out­ fermentative power markedly-ln exnikhly regard-d b> many friends. side the store window where an auto­ Word has ),received of the collection xju kept.. The latcil articles devised for the matic tyQpwriter was on exhibition. fit cotnei from (he Inhlbltlvo action marriage of MJ-* Mabel Phillips ol Galesburg,, in Mr. L iVprii Shedd of benefit of tho modern woman are Two women stopped and peered in. of osoue on .objectionable organism*. Hie same place, nl Hie-home of the musical clotnea- brushes, scent bot­ Interestedly watching the keys bob up hride's lallie'r, June 17. Miss Phil­ tles. sprays and powderpuff boxes for and down apparently of themselves. calls are eliminated and the stronger lips hiis been a. successful rural her dressing table T»o tunes can be Presently on 6 of the women turning ones stimulated In fermtatailta' teacher for Ihe pust six years, hav­ played on the brush'while it la being to her companion remarkAl: "Jenny, ing taught in'Barry 1’ounty till the paid. The little button which starts past year.- They will reside-on tho mechanism la placed Just where that's iheTThd ot a typewriter your overproduction of yM*t rell* husband should have In bl* office in­ the groom* farm near Galesburg. stead of thjt blonde-haired thing." American. • Cougralulatum-. Mr. and Mrs. S. tho hand Is certain to press It A. (iainder id-South Delton, attend­ ed the wedding. BANNER WANT ADVIL PAY BANNER WANT AW$ PAY.-t BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY I �~THE HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE 25, 1911 PAGE SIX SISTER’S SABLE MOFF By CLAUDINE BISSON. The game came near being air Ionin Gela Rrvenae. . fnnia had revenge on Hastings on errortbm game -nnd kept every one (heir native heath by a to lo 3. "Good lands, but I’ve kicked a cat!” Thunuiay. Ionin, which re‘<->'ived as IIIV Mlaa Lyate Teller, stenographer In in Hastings Hie worst drubbing tho city and living with her mother that any Ionia team ever received' In a suburban village, had been one ai the hands of Hastmg< was Uie Hastingcity of <leliglit after tunung the tables on Hastings- The Ionia fans. fan pro­ and in tho gloom of a winter's evening her foot bad struck something soft partlciilarly offer Pnllen bad been and furry and kicked it ahead of her. driven frarn the nmunjl after "Hcru. pussy, pussy, pussy!" four runs had been made in Hie But pussy did not respond with a fifth. Kratxmiller was cpnsidered1 meow or reproach that she had boon Ihe Ind tn. slop the balling rally kicked. und stop it' h” did. He held bmin I "My soul, but It's a muff!” down to 1110-1’ hits and two runs. Gaesar. the star lefl-haixler. was:— .. ............. hit hard, tiul imfortimately the hils’Hie sea-un i- « and a very expensive one. Of course. came after two were out. B-|| jour nalmnal u slurred bl Ihe ba! with a triple, two pi'h'ndid wffl'' yfbad loal II douhb-s and a single to his credit. Islay a game, is .played. We nil Tho next morning MlM(Ljvlo aaked innings 13 3 1 5 (1 7 8 !»— H H 1 vv.iiil ba-"- ball in 'll.-i-ding*. then! tho car conductor, but he could not Ionia ,.30(04 p 2 0 ’—in ti ’ on along" and nw-t. | help bur out. Sho waa carrying tho Hnolings I p 0 0 0 1 ( 0 0— 3 13 Serac by lnnlng< I muff to tho office with her, and on Batteries—Caesar mid . Galzile Inning- .......... I 3 i5 «* 7 8 Il the car with her waa_a hatchet faced Patten, Krwtxmiller .and Hulehin.HaUlug* ........ »« I 0 " 0 <• 0 0 I >oung man who wa/ given to induo­ ... ......... o o •» a ooo O (I — n| tlon and inference.- Hero waa a-girl Ilaslinp* It). Albion 5. ’ B:Ulerie*-II-ll nnd G.ray; Bar- | whoa.- mMflt did not-cost over |35. The boys Journeyed to Albmn. Sun­ | and ye0*uo was earning a sablo day, .and grabbed m)on>>-r game. 10 . muff that must have cost hundred!. to 5. at II....... .. of th.- Imb ' Whoa Mlaa Lyslo left the suburban ay Sigurd. car In tho city tho young man crowd­ Kynell started for Hasting* nml. ; ed forward and lifted hl# bat and although Itothv-red with a sor<- arul. ho kept the hit* Welt Scattered. Irry. H<»Fli nra>4Hr<»n cut genii”-1 Bald: "It la about tho muff I wish to speak Albion managed, wilh the aid of manly players, and help lo niake a two timely hit* and an error o'f very fast learn —— •” *i»e n j to you." Judgment, to annex live run- in the tin"O-h-h!" early part of the aame. Hi-lmu-idJnbli-dl’ I his -My slater will bo so glad!” get I inc one in I In- meantime. I p till the eighth things were going flni- for Woodlift’. Albion's wns.iof the fur." suavely observed the thinal young hurler. The gran<T young man. march started in Hastings, half of iip. A young man who didn't like tho tho Hili. Midge b'd off with his y support, third safe blow of Ihe day an.l In management- «r a •>>■■ Bell H00* ot tho hatchet-faced one at all ■h.'.ubl make nh enviable; had halted within hearing distance. fore Albion could slop |ln- fire­ an.l ha and ho nnu* now ntonrwtrt stepped tnrvani forward nr><1 and Knlit said works. we had hung up six tallies, i to Miss Lysic: making the count, 7 In 5. Hasting* on Ihe long end. ”1 beg your pardon, but Is that Base Hall Games Scheduled. 1 young man annoying you?” i "He claims that his sister lost thia 7—Athlon. muff, and I don't believe him.” 28— Hastings j "You found It, did you?” Saturday, 'July i—Two garni Tuesday. July 7—Charlotte. Thursday, July 0—Hastings in Chai latte. Saturday and Sunday, July tt-nnd 12—Hastings in Imija. Thursday, July id—Hastings. In Chai lotto, Saturday, July 18—Charlotte. Sunday, July IP— Hastings In ‘ better advertise for an owner. As for thja fellow here, if he doesn't take himself off fit call an officer. He's a fraud and a swindle! Good morning." The young man took himself off, but he redo down town on tho same Car with Miss Lysle, just the same, and followed her to the office wbero she was employed. If he could get hold of that muff It would bo ISO In his pocket. Miss Lyate's brother Ren, the rising young lawyer, hail advised her to ad- middkvilk rhe Gonyer picnic nl Gun lake rame off |M.f M.hiyhile. on Thurs­ day,, wilh «n Ideal day for a pu-nic. AIkiuI 30 autos gailienMl at East Main St.-early in Hie morning and had lheir picture- taken by Mr. snailh, «Jien the trip was slatted for the iakft. The Gonyer repair rar wilh flags flying, tuinging up the rear, after imhih- sports, dinner was served to. over 150 Hungry people, for who ever saw as-rowd al Hie lake that were not Immiry. A hall gaim< in Hu- nflerniHm ended very uiisallsfacloi'ilv. ns one side feeling aggrieved left the Held, but all hi all the day was one long-10 lie remembered and all returned to their horiies g|n,| Hint they had been nf ihu party. Clarenoo McNee. aged 18 years. died very suddeiilv ... .... ... his parents in.liAiug TwpM Friday night. He had xn<<l been well fnr some time, but no danger was ap­ prehended as he was aHout all of the time, when he was suddenly -ician arrived. Burial- at Panheb-e on Saturday was privale. Besides the aged parent - ijiere are two brothers and two sisters, besides other relatives left lo mourn the taking nway of due so young. The many friends can only express lheir sorrow in this lheir hour of sorrow. John Rilchi” and iNm Perkins have some wry nobby signs on lheir barber shops, done by one of those lightning nrlisls. . F.. H. leipper is placing an iron roof upon the bain of Levi Stamp, west of town. Newell Williams is spending a few days with O. M. White and fainLoren Tungate and .wife are the proud parents of a fine. son. ar­ riving Sunday Ihe 2lsl. Leroy Mead who has been work­ ing for the P. M. It. It..Co. at Grand lunclion of lai,., vj. home Um last iif Hu- week, leaving Saturday for Petoskey, where lie becomes night Ed. Haines of Plainwell, for many years a resident, of Yankee Springs twp.. came over in his Buick auto on Saturday on business, and found lime to call on some friends, who were glad to know that he is very busy In his contract work. Eli McNaughton came home Fri­ day from the M. A. C. and will nowhave the chance to work out in act­ ual practise some of the theories he has been absorbing, and see if they work out in practice as well as in the school man. City All'y Ferguson of Grand llnpids was in the village on busiii’-ss Saturday evening; also found tidle to call on some of hi.s friends. Hunk Storrs has closed his west side pool room nnd is moving lo Big linpid-*.. Mrs. Storrs and son left on Monday, while Hank will remain a Mr. and Mrs. J: B. Holes, for many ' years rcsidenls of Ytankee Springs, have moved to Hastings. -They have purohaged a home lljere. Wm. Judder,- Jr, of Grand Rap­ ids visited his uncle, E. F. Blake nnd family and G. E.' Blake nnd Fred Alexander of lhA Soldiers' Home Is visiting al Ah<> (WroH's. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brandsteller nnd Miss Ruth McPeck are spending Mrs. Benton Hopkins of Cleve­ land. Ohio, is Ihe guVst of tier fath­ er, I. F. Packard rind family Tor a cotjple of weeks. The Gonyear Pienic al Gun. Lake came idf ns per schedule mi Thunuiay. It was an ideal day'for n picnic. Early in .the morning about :«) autos gathered nt East Main SI., mid lind their pictures taken-by Mr. Suaith.. lhen-the trip was started for Hie lake. After some sports and contests, dinner was served to over 150 people. In I (he nflcnioon. there was a ball grime. Middleville High School* । with Leighton. .U’lghlon teain Im--: ing victorious. The day was one! long to tie remembered ano all re- ; turne«| lb lheir homes glad that! they had I....... one of the party. i Miss Elhi’l Harper was the gu<-st j of Miss Ethel Wilson nt Caledonia,! Wednesday evening ' and attended I the loth grade graduating exercis- I ea. Miss Beryl Brandstellcr returned 1 Tuesday evening from her year’s i college work nt Aim Arltor. Miss Ellnfi Sharp was.Hie guest of i Mrs. John Rogers nt Hastings, Sat­ urday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prindle and Mrs. Gladys Barber and son were] the Sunday guests of E. L. Gillies and family at Sainnnc. Mich. John Hilcliie and Don Perkins have some very pretty signs on lheir barber shops, done by one of those lightning artists. Clarence McNee, aged 18 years, died very suddenly nt the home of his parents, in Irving township. Friday evening. He had not ln-en well for some time, but no danger was apprehended ns he was able (o be about all the tirip-. when h” was taken-smldiffily worse and died befor a physician arrixeil. The bur­ ial hi Parmelee on Saturday, was private. Besides the awed par­ — ---- an(| ents, J here •_m e . to mourn the taking away of one so young. ,IL C. Storrs has. closed the .pool room on the west side and is mov­ ing lo Big Hapids. Mrs..Slorrs nnd son left on Monday, while Mr. Storrs will rl-main a few days tu close up his business matters. Mrs. Amelia Martin returned to her home Saturday evening, after If you .wpre to be taxfd J1.00 a week on your income, you would rail II un|uM. Util you would have the tax to pay and you would con­ tinue life, though the dollar-a-wrck Your Income Tax i ' ■>—4% By taxing yourself this amount *nd drposlthig II regularly in our sav­ ings department, you would not only retain control and possession of wiuit you save but you would rrrelve compound interest at 3M per cent semi-annually. Interest on Certificates—-' . ■" FARMERS STATE BANK MICHIGAN MIDDLEVILLE, Monumental Structures When Hie artist wants lo create or build a MrurUire worthy of (hr admiration of lovers of Hie things dial combine beauty, strength and durability, docs tic not draw ti|M>n tlic resources of miluri- for all material? iluir your chiropractor relieve that nerve pressure and na­ ture will use tier awn resources in the metabolism of your system. CONSULTATION AND ANALYSIS w™ M. W. SMITH, D. C. NEW HENDERSHOTT BUILDING ROOMS 3, '1 AND 7 HASTINGS, - - - MICHIGAN FREE Pattern, of Vanta. Viaper No Pins — No Buttons Mothera— Weickgenant & Riede C. D. Barrell returned last Tues­ Thursday. July 23— Hastings day to his duties as nurse al East Haven Home. Richmond. Ind., after . Friday. July 21, Charlotte. spending two .weeks with -his fam­ । Tuesday, July 28—Chicago Leland ily and friends in Middleville. advertise. She adopted this plan. Giant*. Master Philip Beall 'returned When she started for home In the Tuesday jo Ids home at Ann Arbor. evening sho carried tho muff with Mich^ after spending a week at the PROF. JOSEPH L, THALMAH mailers. her. • home of C. F. BrandsleH.-r and Il is reported that a barber shop Tho hatchet facod young man was will HIS FINE ADVANCEMENT family. soon open la the hotel. ’ waiting to follow her. IThat sable C. B. Johnson and family, ncromFord Specht Spark Flag........................ -......................................................... 50e Z5 J. ’Townsend and liis men arc Home Trulli Hud n Parade. muff was a great temptation to him. Nickel Plate Ford Pedal Fad ............................................. -.-_.S1.3S very busy setting up tools and es­ panied by Theodore Wieringn and In the ninth Hastings gathered Jins Accepted u Position In New Mr. Clydo Melton, the young sculp­ pecially binders. The good outlook Wilson Whilwright. motored to Carlion Remover Burned Ont..-.2--------- -------- ---------------- S0a Cylinder in three mon’ on hard hitting, hi । Kalamazoo. Sunday morning, where Pre*t-O-Lite Tank Exchange............................................SI.50 and S2.OO tor. camo along just as the girl step­ (his inning Max Eek hit .tine out <»f Standard Gasoline----------------- ------- -------- ------------ 12c ped to the walk and ho followed on good d-al of call for binders, and they passed the day with Mrs. of I0.0M. the park, ground rule- preventing Johnson's nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Sa­ 5-Minute Cure Ciment........ —.......................... -....................... 25c him from making a home Tim. Ii Tin1 friends of Joseph L, Thftlninn. —not because ho was seeking a flirta­ they have Ih-cu right on the job in hin. Tire lloc........ .................................. . ,................................... 25c and 35c box Mr. nnd Mrs. Sabin also en­ was the longest hit ever made on tion—not because he Identified her as supplying the fanners wants. Bicycle Tube......................................... -........................................ -................... 5<>« Corn is looking tine in this section tertained his sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. Albion's ground*. Hall pitched the tho girl of tho morning whoso part John DeKnm and daughter. Bea ­ last three innings for Hastings and gress. 'i'lie following .item from ho had taken against hatchet-face, but and a good stand is reported. Once trice. Miss Bent rice DeKnm ac­ allowed hut one safe biAv. Eck. "Oak Leaves" n paper pHhlidiod in «•> >■*« u uic,i»6o in a while you hear of the xut companied Mr. and Mrs. Johnson| getting in their work, but Kynell and Hutchins for Hastings, Oak Park gives full information. . ' At the BuicK Garage I from bta alater In tbo same suburb worms home and will be their guest for not as bad its in former years. and Miller for Albion, featured Ihe Joseph L. Thallium, for live year- • M1m Lyise lived in mating that bo moThe fine rain of Sunday And Mon­ game witti hard hitting. of Hu- biology department of: thing awful had happened and ho day was needed and it came down Miss Myrna Putnam visited rela­ Albion has one of Iho fastest ■head I... ....... 1...... 1 I.... ..... I _ _ • - __ . __ ... ... . Iloam* in tho stalo, and they sure cept Hi'- prmripai’hip al New Eastle, mtiat come oa soon as ever he could. so nicely that every bit went into tives in Hostings, Saturday and And bo tho trio rode on until tho Hi<* ground, thus insuring the well Sunday. are a hard bunch In beat. Hora Pa. Mr. Thallium was unanimous­ of wheat, nnd other grains, Saturday. . English Educator Telia of Soma Good ly elected principal by Hie board of ed. Then there was.a scramble, and tilling and no jjouht saving the seasons W. C. T. U. Mrclino. • II^MI..^ io. b..i. u a i a"'| seeding, which means much to the Tho Woman's Christian Temper­ ,, ,. , .. , a telegram yvedue.-day and a Miss Lyslo hurried away, tho thief fol­ HaMins. |ml ■■mlirr ™ h. Tlmmlay. The |..»ilio,> lowed. and the sculptor almost ran. farm, as the loss of clover year af­ ance Union met at llu? l/nited right side of tin- leda.-r Sidurday. - - •-----. • ■ «•'Thu thief was too precipitate. He at­ ter year is very discouraging lo the Brelhrun church .called lo order by -'Continued trbm page one. Dr. John Adams, proteasor of educawhen they defeated, the slrang tacked tho girl while tho sculptor was fanners. Mrs. Ballou, first Vice President. pmitly I’roperty—Van Titllm, Uba in the Unlveratty of London, doThis is the last week pf school Hur President being 111 and unabb* Buick team. Ill-fl. The Buick lehm ........... ... .................... yet within hearing. Her screams as fined a "howlar," tn a lecture to teach­ is made up of old hands, mid th--y-' New Cn-lb- Ims recently erected a. she fought with one hand and held and then we will miss Iho pupils to be present, Bible reading nnd Fuller, ’Dimpkius. Inventory of ik>urt Hihisc-wjxmI- ers the other day, aa a mistaken anhave a fa*l team, but tlmra was > new building with modern equip- on to tho muff with tho other brought from our streets, also Hie teachers, prayer was offered by Rev. Ballou. nothing to II when lb” li'ffne slug-!!lil'‘rit. The hiuli school Ims 85o sill- Mr. Melton back, and ho recognized as they will be $oon. leaving for Holl cull answered by Bible'quota­ iruff, Parker, Abbey. awcr honestly given, and having a Inventory of County Farm— certain foundation. their several homes, and we under­ tions. Secretary's report'read and If a boy was Ident.i nnd about forty iii-li tutors,1................. .... stand' a new corps will be here to approved. Reports of superinlcn-| llitchi”, Ickes. Smilh. Hall nnd Gray, liastings mlw b:d- ] being slightly smaller than Oak Right *&nd justice seldom triumph, commence the new year. Judiciary—Fuller, Abbey, Grozinfcry made lheir iiiilinl npi>e;tnmce' Panic high. - ------- " UncT' and replied, "Ten mltca," that dents of departments. Flower but this was one of the exceptions. ' The Common Council met In Mission. Miss Walker, she gave a ger. •here nnd made n big hit with Ihc.' W,ot<n. a sit Fuel—Ickes .Smith, I’ennels. special scssioib Monday evening to good report of Iler Work. fans. Hall pilch'-d a line game. Mrs. iiie Rnlck n\en beiriu practically i Mr. Thnlman • Insurance—Abbey, Tompkins, bay waa not attending. approte nf Hie tax roll and turn rnme l<> Onk Park in p?n5^d' Deedrick brought a good report of ’Klingi'iismiHi. helplesa before him. hi,- own er’-! IWN as a l.-.u h-r <d bh-b-gv ail4f choked. Bo bad hl. eye. blacked and same over lo the treasurer. her visit to Ihe Gounty Farm.' She Drains- lt”li.-ch. GrezingeF, Mead. ts Mme. Fattl called the Welsh night­ For being responsible for two of! mathematics and was appointed hlB nM» skinned. Ho waa jefked to Mr. nnd Mrs. W. K7Leibler. of gave a goo<r talk concerning the Suporintemleuts of Poor Report— Ingale?" and replied. -Because sho lheir num. Gray, the new catcher. head Of ihe biology deparlmenl the hl. feet and kicked around tho cor* <irand Hapids, were down on Mon­ work nnd some suggestions which ' Is sure some backstop. There will following year. ' I hiring Ihe -tv ncr, and tho »culptor turned-to re- day to see Hie taller's sister. Mrs. might bo helpful to Ihe superin­ Klingensmith. Abbey, (kilkins. sings at night." that waa not a fool­ County Clerk's Report—Calkins, ish answer. ye.us of hi.s work ihe scope of lhe|celve tho tbank, of tbo girt with the E. F. Blake, who is very ill. tendent in her work - in jails and Ickes, Miller. Jay Smith went to Kalamazoo on almshouses. throwing Saturday wa- a .-ample of -cp-ni-.e de|iartmeirt has bei-n greatly aablo muff. A friend of tbe.profeuaar's asked his Mr,s. Bump, .Super­ Tuesday to attend sf wedding of a intendent of Craiye roll d’-part-- : Pay Roll—Pennels, Ritchie. Ful­ paplls whal they knew ahont Eleanor nl.i regular work. • ■-nlurged. Mr. Thalman organized | she had disappeared! ' The feature of the same was relative. _ ment. has mail*- n gnod lirginrting ‘ler. Ten minutes later hts alstcr waa The object of this session is the Eck’* rentalinnal catch- of a llv is now re James Sanborp spent Sunday al looking out for th” babies. Mrs. weeplngly raying to him: equalization of the assessments. at last one boy volunteered. "She waa hall in short left.' Saranac, going by auto. Merrick. Snpermlendent of W. C. T. [The various supervisors claim they very fat." Tho teacher did not know "Oh. Clyde,'it's awful—just awful!" , Tlic score: The many friends of Charles U. and Missionary department and nest­ "Baby dead?" Cooperation. Wcissert extend congratulations to She believesx iu cooperallon and 'have assessed nt actual cash value. Score by Innings. VVlielhcr that has actually been "No. I've lost that nojr sable muff himself and bride, and hope Hint R H E thinks it would he well lo nsk each lheir life's journey may Ims along Missionary Society to. put in a [done will bn determined very large­ book,” and pointed to the place where Hastings 112 2 2 0 0-2 0—to II :r has written’ n laboratory im'uuiul that I bought the other day!” ly by a comparison of their footings plensaiit'pnl li ways. ‘ "Sablo muff?" Buicks - ..t fl 0 0 1 (I 2 2 0— 6 9 I which i» used in the 1ir.-l yPrir vias'.Temperance program once a year with tlie tlgures which have been it said, “Among Iletwy'a stoutest nupThe Middleville Chautauqua, and have n union meeting of ladii porU-rs—’■ Thai was a genuine RaUoriei—Hall, and Gray: Cur­ priqinred by the slate lax emnmisAugiixt Hili to 16th, 191L ing from, tho car.* " . rie mid Myers. Umpire. Hulihord. in' the Union. Mrs. Scoll. Superin­ If any sttpervtoora live "bowler.” The strawberry season ' is about tendent of Hie social work, gave her sioiL Dr. Adams pointed out that the Joke Thiilmnn took a unique interfailed to do this, tbu-e Who have over tind now comes the juicy report.' Health and Heredity. complied with the tax commis­ Close Game With (1xhvi-IL cherry, of which EM. Brown Ims l>all field practically every after- . j didn't know how to get an advertlseMrs. VnnVelsor. Su|u-rintendenl. When Ilin .harm- l<-:im lih'il up n.H.ii and ofl.-u assisted in caching menl to thft clty pap<.r8. What on a good crop, which he is selling at says il is all new to her but she ii sion's demands will no doubt llnd a Dot made by Ute puplL A boy agaim-t the Jz>wdl aggrawili.in the major mid nnuor league lediiH ,.arth ahal| j very reasonable prices .to all that much interesled in the subject ami way to we that the delinquent ones pro brought .into line. It may- us Tuesday, Ihe local fans were treat­ are in need. ' •.* II.. wx.-r .. , a nl is making plans along that line. well be accepted that the state lai gin, “You can see through a window ed In one of Ihe best games Hint lias game of any kind and Was always •II. G. Bcnnwajr has been building Union Signal Superintendent. Mrs. *uu 7our commission will-see to it that Bar­ * been played upon the local diamond III- sidelines dieering for a virtevfy a garage at his residence. \ _.' , _ , . . , Boyes, had no report for that day. ry Co. property is assessed at sub­ —“ Then ho stopped. But the lad »ljf n1 "“Ip'” »•»’ to t»o ,p«. Hus year. Only one run was made ullli Ibr «lu.l.ml-. II.A m-w cement sidewalk has been Mothers Department, represented stantially what it is wtirlh. . during the game nnd that' was by competent f.H.tUill referee or base-1110 didn't look for tho girl's tracks, built on high street,-HMining north l»y Mrs. Ballou, no report. -Plans E. Chilton, who Miorcd when Eck ball umpiiT ami nflrn fill’ d in when jI,e walked two blocks down a side past the residences of W. II. Car­ for -flower mission day for the 7th drove Ihe only tlirae base lut of tin­ Ii'-ede.l ns :m ofllcfal’. He Went I" ' "treet and then rang a bell. Lock had son. Elmer l enton and others. Il of July a social day is to ip» observ­ NEW MIDDLEVILLE HOSTELRY “I just can't seem to keep a dining­ - game. Even-lt. Mass., wilh (he fordball beea a good golds. It was Miss Lysis makes a tine improvement upon ed with light refreshments and in­ "THE INN" GIVES BIB BANQUET room girl!” "I have often wondered Only once durmg the gaipe did team in 1012. I Teller that camo to tho door la an­ that" street. vitations for visitors. “Count Your the visitors stand any show of ly­ Fred Ogden of Hastings,-lias been Blessing" was sung. ile Was treasurer of (In- alldelic swer. . .Reading by Under New Management And in why you never can keep any help. 1 ing the,score und,I hat was tn the nssociation mid lias been faculty I jj took just two hours to straighten spending a few days wilh relatives Mus Walker;, Song was sung by never have auy such trouble." “I seventh .when, Steckle g<»|. iirsl on in these parts. He has'nicely re­ girts. Echoes from (he State Con­ New Building With New know, but my husband just won't flirt tlirar tdriken because Gray lost the mauager nf all teams Tor several 0U( uln tangle of that sable muff, and covered from a recent operation’. wU> them." Furnishings. years. !। then »_o___ ,___ ,»._1 Brother Bon. vention was read by Mrs. Ballou. followed another. ball nnd Ilian Jlannnn made a 2 base Aside froiii athlelics. he ha* at­ Two^'iistora were present, Mrs. Invitations are out announcing ' hit off Bell, giving Slccklo third. tended tn.tllo IhtAin ial end of llu tho rising young lawyer, didn't bare Mary Heath nnd Mrs. Stella Igiinp- the opening of "The Inn." Middle­ Just al this-point Bell tightened Mr. and Mrs. George Juppslrom man. of Shepherd. ‘‘'7 up annual opera-apd far four years m< > anything »o say about this latter tan­ Adjourned for ville's new hotel. A Grand open­ gio for several ponths, and then it and baby were tho guests of her two weeks. ■ ' ing banquet will be given Wednes­ for IJIVV.-II.V(!)ln|t (lf (|h. p11ri.jJh‘_fr,.|„.i)-,.r.-' as- was tn a very serious tone thaf be mother al (Wai.-Mich, Iasi week. Mrs. Smith, Sec'y. Boll pitched a splendid game, day evening. July I, al 8:00 o'clock. said: Miss Virginia Stewart of Daven­ Mrs. Watters, J’res. Mr. nnd Mrs. Marr, the congenial never showing a sicu of weakening Don91 Overlook Mr. and Mrs. Thalmnn and daugh­ "Mother, didn't I say that unless port. fouA-is the guest of her sis­ pnopriotorK arc meeting wilh uni­ und giving tlic visitor* only three Jane, left-on. Friday morning this case was handled right there ter., Mrs. J. D. Vannur and family. hits nnd they were given nt time* ter Cbata^Boirix Bps The recent incident where a wit­ versal approval and those who at­ Mrs. Gladys Barber und little son for Gun lake, Hastings. Midi. Mr. srs ta amaa r— irtg tend this occasion will be sure of a When they could (lo no harm. JI.-H Tlruhnan will return to Oak Park would be serious complications?of kuising, are the guests of her ness in a London court case spent A^ws can ataaj* Bad struck ouL H men und passed uno. for a few days in August prepara­ parent*, Mr. and Mrs- F. R. Prindle. seventy hours on the stand recalls splendid fltne.- The new hotel was petted r Barraud, lite Grand Rapids boy. tory to moving his family east. a previous case which broke all built by the business men and citi­ Born, to-Mr. and Mrs. I-oren Tun ­ •* “Tbo hero nnd heroine am engaged gate, of near Parmelee, Sunday, records. who did Hie twirling -for Lowell The speech of the at­ zen* of Middleville at an expense of the-MONEY pitched a good game and while the to bo marriodt Both admit their June 2lsl, a fine boy. torney general was spread over nearly 915.000^and the people of , locals took off woven hits they didn't ' „n । Church of England bishops have sunt!” Mr. Newell Williams is spending twenty days, while the summing up Barry county should feel proud of count for much. Ho struck out 7 refused to ‘ eliminate. tho word 0 few days with O. M. White and look the Judge a month, and forms surh push and enterprise in one of mra und pwpd.5. tho live villages of the county. over a book of 300 pa g ’ es. . “obey" from marriage cefieqnmles. —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. wife. Cut Rate Supplies Hastings Vulcanizing Co. BEMSOBS tOWffltl ;~.'=""EPOm MONDAI. mifflit �PACK SEVEN TUB HASTINGS BANNER- Jt N'E 23. WIL Specials For Friday and Saturday 125 Cloth Finish Envelopes 25c 1 Tube Rexall Tooth Paste and one 25c Guaranteed Tooth Brush For 35c 1 Pound Box Astor Chocolates, 50c value 29c 1 only L-V Floor Polishing Outfit $1.50 1 Gallon Kow Komfort and a 50c Sprayer For $1.00 Delton, Michigan The Rcxall Store Extra Early Sale of White Dress Goods After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waistings, White Crepes, etc., will be sold at Less Than Southwestern Barry DELTON. The people'of I^eltou and vicinity have a rare treat in store for them Fridaj -------- ro. June * — • when ■ 26th, ----- .lUssell IL Bready of Hn»lings will give hiit popular lecture. “Cranks." nt l|m M. E. elnirch. This will be put <>n under theauspieesof Uie Young People’s Bible ('.Inns nml the proceeds will be nut into the pinno fund. The price hns been put down very low, only 15 cents so as to give everyone n chnniie lo hear Ibis.excellent talk. Remember the dale. Friday evening, June 26. at the M. E. church. Mrs. Caleb lUn&ridger visifod her daughter at Schoolcraft from Mon­ day until Thursday. Tfie missionary meeting met last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. George Mosher. ..Mr. nnd Mr*. Buy Ia>inaar spent Sunday in Ilichlund. Mr*. Etta Norris and mother of Dowlina spent Thursday with Mrs. Gerald Bush is spending a fo’M weeks wilh his aunt. _Mrs-Browii, nt Okemifs, near Lansing. Mr*. CqIIIm and baby Martha ar­ rived here Thursday night from (linciiinall. They expect hi spend the sumiiicr with-Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Blackman. Mr, and Mrs. Dt-AViH. Murdock. Mra. Clara IxMimis, Loh la-ouard and Bernice Pennock atiended Hie graduating exercises in Hasting* Friday. • Mrs. Orren Barret was in-Kalmnnzoo Thursday and Friday. . Willard Nye and family nnd Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nay of B.udleld were Sunday visitors at -Caleb Ilisbrid- CLOVKinniK Mr*. Mmna HiiMT* mid Min. Mm ton uf JVdruil. I" »v,T"’htu- a few weeks'with her mollmr. Mrs: Is»y- IN SESSION THIS WEEK JI IM.E DAVIS. OF IONIA, A(TI AS PRESIDING JI DGE 11’KSDAY AND WEDNESDAY. A DEMURRER IS SUSTAINED IN IMPORTANT EQUITY CASE Should Promote.” Isa. ■ : The Y. P. A. will ..... on A. E’. Patton's por. ln dueled by Rev. I»n44rtls. Mrs. Clark was an 'earnest m< Iw'r of the Baptist vhiirch. and This diminutive piece of machinery has been known to keep up this work without & single stop for more than Bain Thursday. Frank Fisher of Banth-hl visiled his brother Miles Fisher anil family Iasi Thursday. Dr. Cross atid family aitd Mrs. Clara Ixxmih spent Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nagle of Clbver- DIRECTORS Dr. Donald McLcay Wm. Elliott J. G. Huglies It pulrateu 4,208 times an hour, 100. SOO times u day, 36.7H2.000 times a year. It has no journals or bearing! characteristic lt>i<i-parably ceunected With Utii pump, which is that once it stops It cannot be started up again. Indltui IkiII leant defeated Hastings Life Timers Salm dav lorntMin in a spirited frame Jiei Eugene Horlon ha* been « care and Judgment In tin upkeep. There Is no other machinery that we have any knowledge of of which tho abort) can bo said. How this Is sit accomplished is knotfiT only to lu George J. Doster L. B. Tccrpcniog For Staple and B'ancy Groceries SEE HART-SOON AFTER DECEASE which together killed 2,000 trout In ono night. Contrary to the general belief, the otter, oeveral of which h»» Had Suffered From a Weak Heart bad kept under observation, was not a dainty eater", and would eat tho For Arars Was Apparently whole of a two-pound trout down to Better Tuesday. and Including the tall fin', and then go for another. " ' ” Mrs. Manning Clark,' who lives in Hie lirst ward, went to the near-by gniedry store of James Ejigleluirt and ordered some groceries. About a half hoar latvf when Mr. Engle-, this night letter was forged by a man hart went lo deliver the groceries and not written by the woman whoso to Mrs.Clark, he found her lying mi name Is signed to It?" The Expert— the ground ilrad near the wash-tub. "Because it contains Just 4R words. over wlnrli she lent apparently been working under a tree tn the yard This pump is so small and so light that It might be carried In an overcoat pocket. Yet It nine day nnd night without a stop, without ' attention, drawing in and sending forth two. and and a half ounces of liquid 70 times a uto. In one minute it pumps -173 ces; In one hour. C56U pounds; in year. u,a|6.750 pound?. Its normal hottie for lheir vncaliou. .• Miss Einiiin Dinkel of Kalatnazt is visiting her nudlier. Mrs. Ma Delton State Bank A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich BODY FOUND BY JAMES EN8LE- most destructive to flih. and also the cleverist fisherman In the manner It cornered Its prey. Tho otter enjoyed fish-catching as a sport, apart from the necessities of hunger, and the MOST WONDERFUL OF PUMPS it pumps 4ii2,4|z.r»oo pounds, or mon A. A. Aldrich, Pres.. .. J. G. —— Hdfthcs, ___ Vicc-Prcs. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier MILS. MANNING CLARK, LIVING IN FIRST W ARD HIED VERY SUDDENLY. Thcinost perfect pump in tho world, tho most perfect ever made. Is also the oldest—how old. no one knows, for It F.-H;-WILKINSON $20,000.00 6,000.00 EXPIRED WHILE DOING WASHING TUESDAY Opal Canid arrived Sunday from Wisconsin where she has. been the (inst -school‘year with her sister Both Phones Capital Surplus The only Baking Powder made from Royal Crape Cream ofTartar next Sunday al r preaching* at/ Sliullz in There will he Sundi' Children’s Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. We Pay BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure WO ALUM, HO LIME PHOSPHATE W hich W as Heard By Judge Davis Ho Also Stuns Decree In'Mortuagt; Foreclosure. Judge Smith culled Judge Jkivis. of louia. to sit in his place k* pre­ Erie Method and l.'dy Mend of aiding judge in the ~ "- *'•' Kalamazoo, spent Sainrday until Sunday at John Mel.. । .­ Several from this, pla.-e attendedihe graduating exerciat liaslings. Miss Alice Foley of llasliiigs is visiting at- N; O. Buni|. Mr. and Mr*. N. '•>. liump vt<iled in Hastings, from Ffi-kiy until. Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ki Hey. also wni. Loyd, of Knliim ■ •• -. spent Sunday at Fald Peine i ■ Mr. anil Mrs. Amhew Willis- hre fondant, praying that the proceed-1 spending a few day.- with Mr. and mgs b<‘ dismu&ed on the .mound, Mrs. E. J.। Koller. ,i.......... ... ... i (hat a ease b"gun in Mr. and Mrs. Bert i.I- ■,. ui -itablishing a' at A. E. Pulton’s, Stiii.ie. iHiundary line wa* not a proper ca.-e | Maliel Kelley is vl.-uuif hr for a court in equity, but must b"., iu Huslings, this week. tried at law. Mr. mid Mrs. •Wim.if s?i: Judge Davis suaiuiped the de­ Milo, sp-nl Sunday at Hid I' murrer. did no| say that a ra.-nt equity might not lie considered lii which n boundary line might !»• involved. But lie ron.-id>Tv<l that Kelby'.*. Hie proof as submit I eil did not. in Mr. and Mrs. C. Ilia judgment, ............................. *" spending a few d: equity on Un- grounds ret forth in Hi.plnintilT's declaration. He therefore dismissed Ihe case. It is considered probable that Unuialter will be brought up again in Actual Cost. Some extra good bargains in Dry Goods. , ROYAL 8IIULTZ. Th., laidiija Aid Society al Mrs. McCullum's was very well attended. I'torecds, *7.50. .’ Miss ’LiHian lleveii of Elkhurl, Ind., is visiting Mrs. Lizzie Zerhel, Oakwood. Fin-- I for a few days. ' Mr. and rM- day< with relatives nr Illg''it: Mrs. Orin - GraJTniilh-r and •i-hildren of Portland, ln<L un illng al Edd Gates. (kirl Howell of Na-lr. III", from Thursday until Ahn day. bis grandpnreiils, .1. Pills and Bert ha. .Shultz (>nteruiin«-d A This Is Your Opportunity To • Buy Dress Ginghams Gauze Marvels, Toile du Nords, Utilities, Tauntons and Manchcstcrs. All first quali­ ty Ginghams. No “chei^p John” goods among them. >— . He and 15c-qualitics at 12'^c qualities at 10c qualities at.______. 19c 12c 10c Best in the Long Run KOPF <5 KOPF Handicap Approved. replied Delton, Mich Profitable Farming ■ k ••nd guest of lt',ynohls. K w‘Ts is hclplnu DELTON, MICH, in these days means Efficient Farm Machinery Home Baked Goods a Specialty A. NEW TYPE FAMILY The BODONI SERIES A Classic Type-Face Wilh Whicii The Modern Printer‘Can Surpass The Works of Past Masters. Let us show you printed samples. I Waller Kerry of Halil. Ereek vis-i TWO BALL GAMES AND DANCE lib'd-his uncle, I*. Musher a couple AT DELTON ON JULY FOURTH days last w<-ek. Gh'i> Peiinnek, wife and.children <if Hickory Corners sp> ’ Fqrvniiiiii Game Wilh Duuliiifj. AfI til Edd Gales. Icrnooii^/ainiu- With Kiurou West | Mr jjnd-Mrs. Dave So !jinn were visiting relatit - .... Eiidi-r^. I.iniiiifl Dunt-c. frfi-nds in Hih vicinity, last week. | Peter Mosher and datiAhlcr. Adah, part of the who are lot spent Sundoy^at Marlin NngeV*. for a good lintIhe nation's Jesse MuCarly und •Kallierine day, July L ought io east their Hail called on -Mrs. Libbic Crav­ Inward Delloit. I Ipto will be en's Thursday. . fast ball games JHfl forenoon ; Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Barnes of Grand between Delton- and lidwling nine llapiiis, are visiting .relatives here jm<l the afi.Hti-M.ii gam" itplweei IX-lfon and Hi- Eulaimpott Juliu- r.haiiibeiiaiu went I•> Kala­ mazoo. Saturday uiglil. for a. few D»‘flon bni* days visit with his sister. they have, gi tlK’niselvt-.s i.. .. Passed .Ihe Exmninntion. ' Their oppini'-ni-* f"r ih< Hoy Hubbard, lutorjmssed ■»!••<•• **- tn j|uwn th<* Dellouile* fully the examination, .-• inditu sec­ In th- ►-.••itni.. there will !■ ond hi the IwL for a.place in Hip postal service, aibk lias been given a ditine, wilh iiytiL.uiUiiti-iiud g posiUoil iu Uie local posloIUce. t order is tuaurvd. —The Kind That Docs the .Work— Docs it well, dot.; it economically, and that is made and guaranteed to do the work by reliable Farm Machinery in other, words that is built on honor and gets results. . Thai's our kind. Here uro a dew sugRcstioniTdf valuable farm tools that every farmer ought to consider ami on which wc will lie glad to quote prices that will satisfy the careful buyer. C.LiLI IVA’LORS—Wc have the Kraus, Iron Age, Oliver, Gale, Brown and. Keystone. JThe man who cannot pick a satisfactory cultivator from such a list is hard indeed jo please. MOWERS—The Chamjiion, Johnston and McCormick Mowers constitute a line that no one can beat. BINDERS—Wc offer the Johnston and McCormick. These are too well and favorably known machines to ntxil any special mention. . . . . right �XHE HASTINGS BANNER ANE ». WU. PAGE EIGHT A(ljiidfli-il iHMinr Tuesday* WANTS agwl W, Uho“'* humi* is in Johns* biwn. and who Iras 'for many yi*at*S r.irod for her mother, wa* l.n.udhl NO AOVIR Nice Furnished Room* for- light housekeeping al 301 So. Church St. Ben Pitin Smith. if For Sale Cheap—Rough t-inch lum­ ber for roofing and shii-ling, also • bill stulT. phone 4<KU. Inquire F. G. Pierce, City. If Cisterns buill. d'lini-d ami repaired All work guaranteed. Phniic or leave word at Smith's Market. !««•<» Smith, City. due July I 3G6 2 ImiK I short. PERSONAL MENTION ndjudgiM iiisitiir. »h«* wandered » . n’loiir the nighl before all night in lib* slnnn. TTo self. She was fuki-ll I*' Hie K>dhmiizoo state hospital for the iiF-am1 -t.*.l Al Aluminum C.<Mikin(i Drmonslrylioii. For Sale—Good dry mjx«*d wood 923b per run! delivered. Phone A. F. Sylvester or G<*o. ToJIiurst. If rial ronin* ( KNOCKER MADE ) :m aliiinftitim «»nn**un: by llp*-aiij*nt Phone 323 H. or inquire of I Benedict. TOLD1FIBIOMJK 22 For Rent—House with barn, on • Green St. Suitable fur tW<i ilies. Tfius. E. Walers, 118 AJI bill n small dmiimlic ran sugar - in ••••nligumiH I'nihsl Slult-s v"im^ fnmi Ihe <Hiiilhrnalern quin (>*r of l.oiiixiana. I’rothlrlinn in IIH* *t.*ib* in the la*! fi*w year* has excelled 3MMMI0. and ••ven .'CMkOOO short lofis annually. For Kale —'Fine summer home bank- of Tbhruttpple- take, eluding house, bain pnd < , with acre land, *«>uo* fruil. Price rigid. Phone 23611. Her Sparks. I Wuntrd Eflipt-rMy price Ibis Week No. I eggs, frosh. 20c; Ni HASTINGS MARKETS •m| frosh. Corrected Thur*da>. Jone Wanlril Aulonioliilifor bay mare, wdulil I2T> HiM'kwiMHl. rings. 25, 1911 | If a child is permlttud to be waste­ •What animal la more sedate than I ful and extravagant In his hnmn, he a sheep? And what more frolicsome la auro to show the effects of It In his than a lamb? The gambollng’ot lamba i and tho fighting of their ciders Is an i predate the true value ot things or old sign of a change In the wvatbor. ; be able to accomplish anything of last- Thus, in a spell of frost, if lambs । Ing benefit to the world, cither In are frolicking and skipping, while the sheep butt one another, sedately I wealth, or knowledge dr character.— i Exchange. la visible. Dawson. the Yukon capital, and Fair- week by Ihe H-i'lmu** Milling Co. lirains of all.kind* have derlinrd in next to Hanimcrfeat. In Norway, tho farthest-north cities In the world, and comfortable appurtenances aa electric lights, dally newspapers and pipe or- Notire—No fishing, hunting ping nor I respnivshiu' farms on section 21 and -’ Ings township. Wm. Z and L. B. Fisher. For Sale—Two nice building lots. ’ Inquire George Shawman. Plume 418 R. 2-wks. calledbi Borge** Hospital, kaltuiKi-l For Rcnt-w-.X'early new hmi* on 311 ■ Went Stalest. Inquire, nf-Chas. ••ions operation on. her si Allen, 729 Walnut SI. l-wk. M. T. Willoughby. ThMt or Sale—-2 lulls, 0 good dmihe was very fiUer<‘ssfiil. rhnirs. hod springs. good top bill afire returned Thursday, gy. good Portland culler single'harness. lb Becoming Modesty of Mr. Rott. Little Dodd Rott—"Pa, I heard man t>:iy that you could pick your own pocket and tiever catch yourself at It. That's not *o. Is it. pa?" The Hon. •r grown. mid Thomas Boll—’’Well—er—h'm— die. I never like to brag of my own MtJ.lllr.rV II ability. ’—Kansas City Star. eheap. Phone 332-1 ring*- . Harry Johnson. if rested and Dried on a charge of dis­ turbing tho peace "Dess town sho no Ilka da moos'," said Antonio sadly, in speaking of hla vocal excursion. "Dees prop’ no on’erslan'. Naw York noting and da judge say Iwent'-n* dol­ lar 1" Why the Boiler Rumbles. That noisy rumbling and clattering In the kitchen boiler after the gas water heater has been lighted for some time has scared many a woman. The edi­ tor of Monthly Gas Chat aaya it need alarm no one, as it is caused by the Send' New Wheal lo Skirt. al Slid* light housekeeping; ah rooms. furnished. 138 Et ter Rl. Phone 130. Unmusical Sausalito. Evidently the neighbors didn’t think much of the singing of Antonio, a Bau-. To conserve the soil, to raise abun­ dant crops and an adequate supply of* live stock; to study and apply the most efficient and economical methods of production, and to sell tho stock only when ready for market, adopting from the top of the boiler. The cold­ the above as a steady, permanent pol­ er water below, rushing up to displace icy, will contribute mon* to the pros­ Marghcrltonc reports that he la try­ perity of farmers themselves and to ing to unravel a sentence lately sprung cause a concuMlon. the prosperity of the nation than all on him by his favorite, Mrs. Ramsbotother causes put together. tom. She said: *'l was really puxxled Hope resists despair, it attacks lts| duenna, aa the Baying la.’’—Cleveland foe pgaln and again. Without our ask­ Plain Dealer. ing we. who dsspalred one moment, Holder* ol are strangely hopeful the next mo­ Had the Pastor Guessing. ment The~qulck shifts of the contest The Pastor’s Wife—"What peculiar go on within us, apd we seam to be cash dividend* —a . -semi-annually but spectators. Hope prevails, thank For Rrnl llorif on Inquire of Glenn Gales. 2UH i abort i hmg. Phone 3GB- raJEPBONF. G. F. CHIDESTER, CLOTHIER GEO. \. HU UGUIHNER. • Varuiun C.lranrr lo Rent—Elei or hand power cleaners In ron the day. Phone 437. buckwheat. A. Moore. (hraraseira tllkw fifjni® off year cacc&sa dlbcowffoirt aiad Boaa off eu&erty. Let ma show yon onr Enae * wjw Kite had Annual Dividend*' “in•­ mini. hi* has mo guessing. I’m Inclined lo feet deapalr Is rare, indeed. think he sleeps all throuah my ser- vestment backed by gilt edged real estate uiartgige* and ulisur]>a**ed for safety, convenience and net earning rate. Our 25tit year in business, assets nearly f 1 ,<OU,(M). Wi Ur for ropy <ff our booklet and Mh Hu<m>-{<u Statement. Capital Savinga C Laan AaaMlattea, Lansing, Mich. Minimum Wage. -The object of a "minimum Place good sized sprays of mint in The law, like the "Fair Wage" regula-, glass fruit jar. Koop tho Jar tilled tion, would deride tho lowest (mini­ mum) wage It would be legal to pay window box or In a kitch­ upon public works. It could not apply en garden.—McCall's Magaxloe. to private .contracts, of course. I Un J for Profit For Sale—An <»ln*i riding . ulliva lor, good as new. Inquire nf Geo Benedict Phone IIH IS-IL. 2wk* oral merchandi.M*. Sinn* building and residence. AVutlld exchange for giMMl farm nr cily proiwrly. This is an extra good Ideation. Best reasons for wanting-l«» sell. Trade good. buildHig* in gixal re­ pair. G. M. Fox. Slmllz, Mieh. Cilx. phone 422-2 rings, phone 4-2 rings. For Sale—Nine room hou.si1 quiro*'J37 So. Hayes SI. For Rent Part of a large Bath, gas anti cellar. Il Mill SL, Hasting*. Wauled nt Oner—Man I o work by Ihe month, also carpenter. En­ quire Geo. Ransom. phone Iftl-J rings. l-wk YOUR BREAD WILL RISE IF YOU USE French’s White Lily Flour Found Lady's handkerohlef. with sum of money li<*d tn <m<* corner. Inquire nt HANNER oflirc, l-wk For Kale— Five choice (I. I. ('.. sow*. Wl. about 175 lbs.; hrod lo my ifill bliMnl Iihhm* lioar, dm* lo farrow July, 10. Phone 209-5 rings. Myrnh Rhorlen, (Juimhy. .Midi. ,1-wk Wnnlcd A rar load of hogs wrigh• ing from 60 lb*, lo 150 lb- for 'feeder. A. M, Nevin*. I>o*b*r Prairieville rentral. .’-wk-* You can’t make good flour by simply "mashing" it be­ tween clumsy stones, nor worn-out iron tolls. But if you go into most of the triiils, you will find that kind of an equipment. Freneh's White Lily Flour is put through a "series" of rolls, and they are not just common iron.rolls. They arc made of specially-constructed chilled iron, -which revolve rapidly This makes every particle of French's While Lily Flour the same shape and size and is called "even granulation." 213 l-wk yeast works all through it evenly. You won’t find a great big bunch of flour with no yeast, and other spots heavy and for Rent Being of the same size, the space between them is even. The Found—In front of my home, nuto wheel chniiie. Inquiro H. A. NichOl»■ ; I-Wk soggy, with an over-abundance of yeast. Far Halr- Clinnipion mowing ma­ chine, six fl. ent. Phom* 2i.,-2 rings. L J. Matthews. l-wk bread is always sure to rise. Wanted—Hou«M-keepcr. Dr. M. .\llrr Henry. _ ___ 2-wks 1-ort—Automobile veil near Hr. f-ampman's home. Return tn Hr. Lampman'a. f-wk‘ Notice—I have decided In give up the agency of the Rawlvigh Rem­ edies.' If anyone is inl<-r**«li-ii in , securing thia agency, if he .will «•*•• me, I will make the applica­ tion for him. Richard Lnubanu'li. phone 2!(kl rings. 2-wks NoHec—We have . adopted Georgia Moy Austin into our family, and have a decree from the probate court changing her name to Geor­ gia May Rickie. Wc ask that nfl who know her please call her and speak of her hereafter by the name lha,l lias been given her by ihe court. _ Mr. and Mrs. George Rickie, I wk Lout—Plain gobi band ring, letTer UM" inside. Finder please return lo BANNER afflre. Reward. 2wks That's why. when you use French's White Lily your And when the loaves are baked they will all be evenly-grained, wholesome loaves—never heavy or soggy when propery kneaded atjd baked. If >/ou will use French’s White etf-grained. The air-cells will' be'uniform, and almost as mathematically exact as the cells of bees honeycomb. It won't be thick and heavy in places, and large holes in others, as is the'case *4rith improperly milled flour. And that's just tHe kind of flour you get in any mill with an old equipment, or in any mil) that runs only a few hours each day and then stops. against each other in opposite directions. For Sale—General purpose horse. Page buggy and out III. A-1 condi­ tion. A. Forman, Woodhur*. Mich. Furnished Rooms North Hroadwriy. knead your dough, and use just good, plain, ordinary comt-mon sense in baking it, you will find your loaves perfectly e/- Lily Flour, properly tn about nine cases out of ten the whole trouble is wilh the flour. It isn't cleaned properly. thoroughly, . and it isn’t rolled <­ We have a brand new equipment of the very latest mod­ els of machinery. Wc run night and day, year in and year out, and never permit our machinery to “cool off,” which throws it out of proper adjustment. Why not try just a sack of the French’s White Lily we are making today.? It’s better than ever before. It don't cost you any more, and every sack is guaranteed. The Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER JUNE 25,1814-20 P*0£l 8HHIIIG EXERCISES \f OF CLASS OF FOIL PANT TWO—PAGES 9 TO 19. MORGAN. ‘The son of man ia come to seek and to save that which was lost." Prayer meeting Friday evening al Miss Hagerman's and preaching Sunday evening by Mrs. Alin- Mead. At the annual meeting of the Mor­ gan society of the Free Methodist church last Friday evening the fol­ WERE HELI) FRIDAY AFTER­ lowing were chosen to serve for the NOON IN THE MEIlllillisr ensuing year: Class leader, W. S. EPISCOPAL CHI IM.11. Adkins. Supt. of Sabbath School. Lesli'r Webb. Stewards. Mary Tur­ ner and Darnaras Hagerman. Trus­ CUSS OF FIFTY-SEVEM GRAD­ tees, Sophia Mead, Win. S. Adkins and Lester Webb. UATES WITH FINE EXERCISES Harry and Ida Cheeseman spent last week in Grand Rapids the guests of .Mr. and Mrs. A. u. Fry. The carpenters and masons have Church's Seating Opacity of Nearleft Lowell Jairards after doing extensive repairs to his home. Bio Crowd. Miss Grace Hecker has the meas­ The graduating exercio*# of tin’ les. , Class of ltd I of Hn-hiurs High Miss Bernice Mead of Nashville is School look place' Friday afternoon heldping H. D. Webb. Miss Luella Willetts of Charlotte, in the Methodist Epi»<--t‘af church. । Every available seat wax tilled by returned Friday after spending a and few days with her sister, Mrs. Geo. the friend* who wished to ’ to hear the exercise- Over HOo Day. Conrad Main is improving hisj profile were in the nudi> nee. Con­ house wilh a large front’ porch. . trary to the promise ..f t|M- inornMrs. Ellen Nesbit again occupies! ing Ihe afternoon was nriglil and her house after having il rebuilt. , clear, and the grnriuu- -weather Ira Cummins has. resided andI contributed very much otherwise repaired the house of T., Joymenl of the dccasion. To the strains of a O. Pearce, Lester Webb has sold to AtlanYi march, finely'rendered >■ Everley of Hastings the property organ by Mr. Louis I*. recently advertised in the BAN­ Grand Hapids, the 57 In- iiil.-cs the class marched through th NER. I Mr. Amperae of Carlton is painl- western and northern - nl rances « ing for Mrs. C. J. Norris and Ethel Fasselt is helping her with the took their places on ili<> plalfmin. We. will say for them llial they are housework. Mrs. Anna Cheeseinan spent a part a clean-looking, wholv-onie lot of of last week with her father. H. young folks, and If any school cun pi-es.-iit, Eaton of Baltimore ami reports show a finer, we want but until we see il we -hall |»« from Aunt Eliza Day as very sick. Henry Burton and Mrs. C./. Nor­ Missouri, and will have tu be ris called on Aunt Eliza Day One shown. The program was -larled very day last week. The correspondent would like to have been one of the places. Ami poL u nuinle-r on il but company. that was carried out in a miinner Mrs. Hattie Shaffer is no belter. Dr. Baker was called Monday. Mi?s reflect credit upon Un- individual Beulah Shaffer also is on the sick list. Sahl la lory—“Life"— Leland Hollj Mrs. J. W. Munlon returned Sat­ We will give a <5.00 Gold Piece to the boy or girl Class Will—Marguerite, Mnithew urday from a few days visit at Class Poem—“The Ami of Greenville. drawing (he best township map of Barry county, giving Rev. Ray Hazeldine nnd family of Class of HU i" -Mildred Goals. the names ol thfi townships, etc., thework to be done and Class History—Geneva Hayes. Mt. Pleasant spent the week-end and the map ready tor exhibition at the Barry County Fair with their parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. ; Piano •'Solo—(a) Trio Proll, L. Hazeldine. Both families expect Chopin; (III Polonaise. Chopm Mr. this fall. Three judges will be chosen from among the McKay. to start this week for the state teachers of the Hastings City Schools who will select the Class Oral inn—“Lisb tiing lo the cainpmeeting at Grand Ledge. Rev. George R. Jackson of Quincy Voices"—Vera Wood. best work and name the winner. Class- Prophecy—Hichard Doyle. is assisting Rev. Geo. It. Ltilir in a Valedictory "Culture, and . Any boy or girl under 15 years of age who resides . in series of meetings at tho South M. vice"—Eleanor Osborne. P. church. Barry county is eligible to-enter this contest. The draw­ Miss 1). Ilagennnn spent Tues ­ ing paper used in making these maps must be purchased J. C. Ketcham.* day in Nashville. Organ Po-I hide—“Grand- . from us and at the time of its purchase each boy and girl A gang of men were here Iasi week to wire across the track, pre­ toile lo St. Cecelia"- Mr. McKay. will be registered and given a number. The best map is Benediction—Rev. 11. L. Bates. paratory to the transfer of the rail­ to lie.our property at the close of the fair. Those who are road business lo the depot.. ever graduated from Ihe Hastings unable to come to the store may reach us by correspondhigh school. That it m composed Stores at Hastings and Remus', Mich. SOUTH BOWNE. ence. of members Of umiMi.il.tjkjpnl- was .Mr. nnd Mrs. Adam Gackeler and, evidenced by I In* high order of all Phone 74 Hastings, Mich daughter Mabel were Grand Rap­ the numbers on Ihe program iij ids visitors Saturday.. , which Hie class'was represented. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Roush, Mr. Leland Holly’s theme, "Life.” was and Mrs. John Mishler and Mr. und handled in a manner that showed Mrs. John Thayler and family were splendid thought ami line oratorical Sunday guests of William Mishler ability, and would seem to indicate and family. that a profession or carver in which Bearlr, Zana, Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hooper and oratory had a part would he filled Berk’. I.vlsoit. Ilustiugs. North Side Pharmacist, Hastings, Mich. Mrs. A. Karcher were in Hastings, by him wilh great credit. Mead. Arloa. Hastings. Benedict, Laura. Hastings. Friday. Merrill. LWiie. Hastings. Miss Marguerite Matthews gave Hidelinan. Hah. Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Hall and Miss Mabel the “Class*Wi|l" in which the var­ Blough. Mabie. Hastings. M- rlau. IvCiulnll. Prairieville, Babcock of Rattle Creek have beep ious belongings <>f Ihe class were Bogart. Paul. Hastings. tbdmnie. Eleanor. Hastings. visiting at the home of their moth­ bequeathed lo Ihe several under Uray, I n l. Hast huts. Ivck, Fidelia. Hnstuigx. er Uie past few days. Puffer.-Gertrude, Hpstings." classes, with I lie general intimation H1111I1. 1 iieima. iiasuirgs. Mr.-aud'Mrs. Adam Gackeler and I hat il was hopeless lo expect that Burkie. Ailoa, Hastings. (airier Snake Again Heard r rom The Meads Meet. in—Rfiitd Photography nothing daughter Mabel visiled Sunday with Hustings. Frank Charlton brought to this Mr. and Mrs. John Heuler uf Fil- they would make such excellent Christy. Alecjt. Hastings. Mends,—widow. children t-^uals iln-h lights. We are fully use of them us hud the graduating Clary. Norn. Hastings. grand children and great grand office .Monday a snake skin, which more. class of this year. Coals, Mildred. Coals Grove, children of the late Wm. Mead of some reptile had shed. about six Oxi Pardee and wife, Adain Gack­ equipped |<> take Hash light pho­ Castleton enjoyed a reunion at feet long. This skin was undoubt­ eler and family were in Clarksville - Miss Mildred Coats gave lljc tadi-man. Fuirl. Hastings. Hostings. •‘Class Poem” in a manner that evi­ Coykeiidall. Hazel. Hastings. Thprnapph* lake Friday. June Wth. edly once Ihe property of some de­ Tuesday evening. Charles. -Hastings. denced flue thought and high aims. IliekiU'soiL EI-.I, Cloverdale. tographs of every description. Forty-two were ‘ “ scendent of the •vter Snake. And Miss L. Childs assisted Mrs. Si­ 1 Dovle. Itiehai'il. Ila-lum-. The threat­ Mr. Charlton is anxious for Reul mon Pender with her sewing the Family groups nnd social gather­ Hastings. in rhyme. . I Dryer. tirdie. Hastings. ening weather of the morning Lewis to come nnd claim this cast-. forepart of the week. Miss Geneva Hayes was al her Gtirhim Benjamin. Has! ings. dihililless kept some at a distance, £ff epidermis, and pay the reward ings taken in the home. Special Miss lletha Rcnsch spent Satur­ best in tlm “Class History." which (iaskill, Lloyd. Hasting*. from starling. A iHniuliful dinner e once offered for a Carter Snaks day with Miss Minnie Gackeler. was given ift a manner .differing Gilbert. Earl. ILisi mgs. tn-i<n<s on new moulds and excellent consisting of all the gmsl things of skin. Olis HoMtutler spent Sunday with Ilanuiio id, F.tl|e|. Hastings. . IIh- season was partaken of in the his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hos­ of its kind. Hayes. iciieva. liiiMingH. dining hull nf Hie Cole resort. In .Marvin Sherrill, who became city tetler of North Bowne. The •Iimien. by Miss Vera 1 Ihdlma '?l!W.,r. Margueiilc, Hast-j -the afternoon sHd and young pt»yo«i nranagiT of Hickory, X. C,. last Simon Pender and wife visited games and generally, enjoyedII hem- year, has resigned to accept a po­ Sunday at tH home of their daugh­ Wood on • Listening to tlm Voices ” ings. sclkes?. Next year if possible, let sition iu traveling salesman be­ ter, Mrs. George Clarke near Lowell, was anynpprvrtntrmr—of what the Hill. Morris, Hastings. world dwell tn its mm and women Holly. Leland. Woo<|land. aH be present and renew your cause of an advance in wages of­ nf vision—who saw the things of Hyde. Rankin. Prairieville. laily bceuinmc fered. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. life in their true proportion. It was Johnson. Alice. Cloverdale. Keill. Valu e, M.iddleville. a splendid production. inmach.ami liv% . The “Class Prophecy” by Richard King. Mabie. Fre.'pmt. Hlmlio aerow from Court House. Doyle was a production of high or­ • Lampmnn. Harold. Shepherd. der.from a Hleraiy standpoint, and | Marks. Mlles. Ilaxtiiigs. the manner in wlih ll the numbers j Mall lie ws, Slargiierife, Hastings. :n WANT ADVS. PAY. iryd was very droll. The valiHliclu ... eanor Osborn. aildTier theme. “Cui- r= lure and Service. Miss Osborn re- •—* fleeted credit upon herself and her class by Ihe appeal -he made to hri-| I classmates to pul (heir-talents al I And White Waists. Going to close them out. Some are slightly work in service lo lheir day and it- I needs, ami Id forz- L lliemselve.s in I soiled but the quality is there. 50c, 75c and $1.00 values, their work. The prvsetilalion of the diplomas I close out price— w<aa made by .1, ' Ketcham, presl- I dent of th>< school board, ami was done in a manner bi'lllling Hie line I occasion. It wa- 'i imnstic. iiwpir- I Wc have a new lot of MADRAS SHIRTING; 32 inches wide; atinnal nnd helpiiil lo the young | Summer suits have commenced to show the effects of perspira­ folks. We arc sure all who were white body with blue, black, pink and lavendar stripes; ex- -| r* tion, dirt, and grease. If you have them DRY CLEANED and present too appi-i iated his calling, 1 by name end) graduate, and asking} I PRESSED now, your suit will look just as good as when it was new, cellent for shirts or waists; 25c value, our price, per yardu him or her io ri-e as the diploma I and you will get a lot more WEAR out of it. .was given, t in- gave tlic big audi- ' I ence a cliniice io .....each member I WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF DRY CLEANING LIGHT of the class and il was surely a line , — A nice line of 36 inch Percales in light and dark patterns, stripes /A class they^had a •■liance to-took up- U WEIGHT FLANNELS. SILKS, LADIES SUITS, ETC. nn. We believe they will acquit : and figures. Our price per yard....LL/C In fact we DRY CLEAN every thing in the way of WEARING1 themselves wit Ii credit in the I wbrhrs work. I APPAREL tprUren. women and children. We do the work RIGHT, The musical iiumliers by Mr, Me- I -and o.ir Prices are REASONABLE. Phone 243 and our wagpn will Kay were lliiety rendered, and con- | Don’t forget our Thread at 4c spool; 45c dozen, Guaranteed to be os tribuled much lo Ihe pleasure of a . call ior and deliver your parcels. fine occasion. 1 good as the best. So passed inlf history the,grad- I ”it)a it)ash Everything Every Other Day ualion exercises of I lie class of.HHL I •Viewed from any standpoint they were much above iho average. Following are the class officers: I Cliarles Sherwood. Jr„ president. . Richard Doyle, vice-president. Geneva Hayes, secretary. Morris O. Hill, treasurer. Phone 243 Shutters firos.. Prop's /fastings. Mich. The names of tho members of 1 “Class ’14" arc as follows: Barnum. Lelha. Nashville. Beach. George, Ha-lings. Have a “Sane Fourth” The only way to havea.“Sane Fourth ’ is to be comfortable. To be comfortable one must dress according to the weather. If the Weather Is Hot We can supply cool clothes. Light Weight Two-Piece Suits $9.98 and $12.48 B. V. D.” and “Porosknit” Underwear that almost gives you a chill to look at them Straw, Silk and Poplin Hats Win a $5.00 Gold Piece The kind that keep your head cool on a hot day THIS IS HOW Gool Footwear For Men. Women and Children Come and see the cool things in the coolest store in town. GRANT H. OTIS & CO C. E. HARVEY Io Secure Natural Expression E. Patton Middie Blouses Dry Gleaning NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE SOMMER SUITS DRY CLEANED LOG NEW YORK STORE HASTINGS, MICH American Steam Laundry �THE HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE'25. WIL tn the nfleraoon wo visited th? The Hastings Banner gambling ilens. Thera are many of lift Ot IK . 11hem, and we wore In throe uf the largest. Th- game I Fun Tan. avd play nt-a board in Ihe venter | the room. Abovu this table, there M OF W ofthey is a-diole in the Hour of the room m Published every Thursday at Hostings, Michigan, Marriage IJcensrs. COOK BROS, Editors. .J. Wilkin-. Hastings.... PORTUGESE GOVT. LEASES ALL Ferris, Hastings................. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR THE GAMBLIM. PRIVII-EGES ------- J J. Kurr, Hastings........... Obituaries of 20 lines or less wilt Maud- M. Beckwith, Hustings:. Hubsoriptlon by Mail, 1‘ost-I'aid. ONE YEAH, in advance.............. ilJJfi be published free; 5 cents per.line Mux E. Bump. Carlton.......... charged for each lino above the 20 Nellie E. Cooley, Hastings, 'IXvp. i MONTHS, in advance........ J50 lines. SAW WANT URGE REE MONTHS, in advanco.. 115 Everett E. I loris, Chicago...... Notices of births, deaths or mar­ Agnesi, H-esor, Woodland.... CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS riages will be printed free as news OPIUM FACTORIES THERE per year, in advain e...... ..... 150 Vcniard E. Troxel. Hastings.... ^Niua-s. Ijwrence, Maple Grove No communication will be pub­ Entered at the pqstofflce al lished under nny circumstances un-1 Chas. A. Weissert, Hastings ... ier S. Keeler Finishes Trip Ungs, Michigan, as second less It bears the writer's name and Elaine Bauer, Hastings.*.......... Through China in the Story (Mjstofllce address. * ’ Edward It. Feighm-r. Castletoq, ADVERTISING RATES. Bessie Dillenlieck, Ha.-fings.... Macao, Tm-.Mi.iy, Oi Display advertising rates on opJOB PRINTING Sunday niornm. w- aw pUcalion. . ... The BANNER has one of the best Lloyd G. Cnsbdein, Jln.-iings .. Macao. This k a PortiigcBusiness locals and reading no­ I equipped job'olllces in Western Mrs. Marie Fisher, liastfevs.... lory, and a benuHful |dac tices. On first page or among bruv- Michigan and is prepared to do any George A. Hicks. Hastings .... Portugese came in posressh Myrtle, Ellison. Carlton .............. kind of book and job printing. IUca,.l2^ cents a line. K Warranty Heeds. Geo. W. Parker mid wife II. Ballard and wife, hit 17, The following editorial appeared in a recent number uf the Grand ' Martha (». Johnsen In I Lui Marble Hapids Herald, and sveuis so much lo the point that we reproduce it en- and wife, west Imlf lots 1239 and 1210. Ciiy, W33.W. John II. Brunjes and wife to Fan­ "It lias been repealedjy urged by campaign orators that the Ambricnh nie L. Pierce, parcel, see, M Prai­ fanner has outgrown all peivs-ity for 'prob-clum' in tariff law. Some rieville, $Ijki. fgnhers—of previous Republican leanings—have temporarily accepted tlie.doclrihe of this ’new freedom.'' Most of these sceessionisls already observe lheir error. We are undergoing practical experiment which deals with the whole J>ubject hi (arts and figures. There is ijo longer necessity for speculation mid mere nsservafion. That the American .farmer DOES need •protection*, is going to Im? given patent demonstra­ tion |n the record written by a tariff law which has taken ‘protection’ away from him. “iX'lailed government figures are not available beyond the first four months' op-rat ion under the near-frve-trade Wilsbn-Underwpod-Simnions law, but lliese figures are-eloquent. ' “The four months covered by available comparisons are the mouths of October, November mid Dwcinbrr. HH3, mid January, Bill. "During this four months’ period the IMPORTS of farm products -IN­ TO tho United Blates total $35.70(1.929 as compared with an equivalent four months' importation the year previous—under •protection'—of 81 i.503,330. In other words, Ihe importations of farm products INCREASED during these four months in the sum of'$11.203599. ’’Figured on this basis, the increase for a year would amount to the cnoiinous sum of $123,010,7071 ’’If the ratio remains constant—as related lo farm products alone—it would mean the exportation of more than 8J23.0ii0.0U0 of gold which— under ’pruteeflon’—would remain in this country. * Il would probably mean a reduction of 8l23,tkM,n0b in ihe amount of farm products Ameri­ ad*l.. City, 81 iii.no. Eugen- II. Hard-iidnrf. el aL lo can farmers could otherwise sell in. American markets. In short, il Burdette Sutton and wife, lol 63. would probably mean that $123,000,000, which would otherwise go to American farmers, will go to the fanners of foreign countries. “Does Uie farmer need 'proteclion?' “Ah, but, ydu/ay, there must be another side Ip the piclurel This increased consumption of foreign farm products could not occur unless at REDUCED quotations, which will in turn reduce th- 'high cost of liv­ ing'—and therefore even though Ihe American farmer SHALL SUFFER, Unit Claim Heeds. we shrill lie obtaining 'Uie greatest good for the greatest number.' Richard Kowal.-ki to J Livid il. “In THEORY this operates with the accuracy of must pedagogical Reeder, Barry lintel Property. Cily, thought. • In practice il doesn't work al all. “Take the item of corn as a typical example. “During tho four mony£-*abova quoted—of imperiations of foreign corn totaledfiJKM.tr,® Jiushels, ns compared with oil im­ portation the year previous ’under ‘protection'! of 2SK.fi79 bushels. In other words, the IMI’ORTATIONS of corn were multiplied TWENTYEEVEN limes. “Just ns soon as this foreign corn-nolably from the Arg<-n(uic Re­ public-arrived in New York in quantities,.the wholesale price of Amer­ ican corn dropped about tori cents per bushel. “Figuring a normal dom<»tic pixAluclion of coin in (he Ended Slates at 650,000,000 bushels, American fanners would lose 865,000,0110 as a result of this one ten-cent drop in Uie wholesale market priefi of this one farm f/roduct. 4 • \ ’• "Does tho American farmer need'protection?' . “Who gets the -'benefit of this 8<K>,<W.000 loss? Tlje ultimate con-, burner? Oh! No! *11 is quickly oaten up in the process of trade. “The heaviest buyers of corn in this country are the 'Glucose Trust' nnd the whiskey distiilh-rics. who will make millions of dollars as a re­ sult of this decrease; and also the breweries, which will save millions knore by the fiftecn-ci-nts-per-bu-diel reductiouin (he duty on barley. “The FINAL coni product—when il rcachcsihe ultimate consumer— will be offered al the same old price. “The fanner Is. mil $65.Hflp.OOO. The government has lost subslaalial tariff revenue. Now, iu the name of common sense, can .this jsyst<-m be said to operate with advantage Unit spells the 'greatest good lo the greatest number?' "How can il still be argued Uiat the American farmer does .nut need ‘proteclioii.’ —' “ • .. “HcgardlesM of ’argument.' regardless of philosophy, the proof of the pudding is in ihe eating. Th- American farmer will not have lo depend u|H>n campaign literature for his information on this point. He can consult his own experience. “It he LIKES his 'experience' he would be very foolish to forsake •free trade.’ U hu doesn't LIKE htsdospermnev’ li« will l»> very foolish to |*>Lpur-, yuasive politicians again lure him from .the standards of prosperity un­ der legitimate and honest tariff ‘PROTECTION.’ '* Frank Fuller had ihe misfortune to lose a valuable cow last'week. Harry Gould and uncle Gilderoy Gould of New York, visited at Hay Gouhl’s. Thursday. lk-alric? Herrington is visiting at the home of her brother, Jn«„ in Jackson.Mrs. Lucy Herrick of Kalamazoo, M caring for her uiotlwr, Mrs. Andress, who is gradualiv faillffg. Mr. and Mrs. Si.phen h-iker were in Grand Rapids over Sunday mid attended n funeral of the lat­ ter’* aunt, Mrs. Button. ASSYRIA. Mi-r. Crandle visited her brother Orville and family, part of Iasi week. . Mr. and Mrs. Pugh enli-rtnK.nl lheir ilaughter nml children of Olivet, part of Ihe week. F. S._ Schroder had Ihe mister? lune to lose his barn by tire, and Oscar CiofiMil his shop, last Satur­ day night, pause unknown. John Toiiqikius is ift li.iyliuus this week, ntIrrfding the board of Lunch Baskets Covered Lunch Baskets, three sizes ........................ -. 1Qe, j5n Und 25c Market ihpkrls, just the thing to bring those fish home Piiiiir Plulra ................................. Wait'd Paper for wrapping lunches •Sr, Wc und 25c;Klml* Hastings, Mich. above, with a railing built uround it. lyid tbeAbvts m - mud? front both doors. They have u basket wbirh| is passed up anil down'to receive the : money. This urrangemeut is made, so llial the foreigners cmi have tinsecond floor by khqmselviM. as tlm Chinaman .wishes lo gel near the game. Everything is fece in these places. We were given .nlgars and cigarettes ut. once, and limy will sene, you lunch und drinks. Abo they.have connecting roomu with lounges and Ix-'ds for Iho Chinamen J.» crawl into, and smoae opium. finished by going lo a Chinese the­ ater, which was the worst ever. We went ibqad our l>oal al Hmigkiing 'lif -.tiy night, sailing Wednesday morning. Ave had sup­ posed our Ixiggtige had all been sent lo it. but found out at. the last min­ ute tltal the hotel boyi had kepi one grip, saying they thought we might need it, but it.war done for On Hoard Ship “Bulow" fear we would gel away and not pay Wednesday, Oct. Id. the lips to borne df ttlem. our boat please* us very Brach, the food is tine uhd the service t*xcrllhti. They winl you to «at nil Utt' time. We have separate cabins, rynl the best oir (he boat, mid there is luxury all around us. Wo wear •air wdple Hunnel suils, nnd feel thal | we are some peoph*. After the boat liad l-ft Ilongkonr, thi* captain ord­ ...... । ■■........... .... ii... i...i. searrhi'il the ship, finding seven stow-awnys. We do not know .what Un- done with them. IF seems that this is a necessity, as one boot -found Hint there were seventy-seven on board, a short time Bro, and the captain had bis boot taken from him • >n that account, a« lie did no| Hint il out until he had been out of th? port more than a day. We cannot I blame them, ns they are starving, | and have n<» money to buy n Ucket. They are kicked around worse than! we would do to a dog. They cannot get work, even ns - coolies, unless (hey get the job through someone I alsne them, who generally beats I them out of nearly all they earn. Chinese Selling Food at Railroad Station 'I’lie coolie does well if In- gets his alMiut 2fiO years ago; the town.showsi Monday nnd Tuesday were sp.-nl Chow, or food. it. mid reminds me of Maderin, or| in Hongkong,-which is a IwaiHtful the Azores I have heard you tell city to look at from Uh* harbor, about. The houses are all jdaHtered Imilt jin against the side of a hiuuuon the outside, painted lielit blue,1 taift. Hark of Ihe city Ihc entire pink and lemon color, tile roofs, and side, of the mountain is covered with Lofty Ideals Should apply to the ring as well as to the wedding ring we sell goes to the best^ woman on earth. Naturally her intended husband wants her'to wear the beat ring on earth. We car­ ry them In all sixes— correct in style, plump In quality, finish. perfect in It will outwear any other make of wed­ ding ring—of vital im­ portance to the bride, and to our reputation as jewelers. ai ntin nisTRitrr. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Green1; >f Bellevue were Sunday vii lharb-M Shafhau-»-r's. William Gasser spenl Pike & Damon Jewelers—Opticians Phone 281 A Chinese Carriage For Hire Mary E. Wiwidninii-ee |<> Grace A. Beamer. IoIm 9 and Hl; Hlk. (I. Grant’s add. City. 8l.(io. Chas. I.. Beamer to Grace A. B-anier. InlA u and in, Blk fl, Grant's the porches extending.out over the [ English* hom> s home for ill- summer. Mrs. I.. Reams <>f Hasfirigs enter-' lained (he laidira Birthday Club of thiii place, last Saturday. Am many ........... “* ’ w-nl nnd ru|K>r( a u.s we are in Hi- f a resort and gambling government leases the If You Want them by ad- paper. It reaches the best class of people in this Community. Probate Court. Estate of Jncob Lentz, an inrom­ p-lent person. Annual account ol Don't Line .Sleep Coughing nt Night.. ‘take Foley's^.Unney and Tar: i.'ofnpoRThl. Il glides' dowti your! throat and spreads a healing, sooihing coating-over the inllamed; tickling biirfai'**. That's iminlxllntni relic-f. It loosens up the light-> ii'-.-s in your rhusti stops stuffy i wheezy breathing, eases distress-1 ing, racking, tearing coughs. Qlid-; ninor. Petition for appointment d guardian tiled. Order apointng F.rmst Wine, guardian entered. Estate of Hiram Rogers, deceus- A Group of Chloes3 Children ,-ges to one man. who' tin* gamblers. They - . ■ tutes. Omlaiiu no opiates.—Arth­ ur Mulholland.—Adv. Use This Paper , for li-r birthday. The ch! M-nt-«l her with a fine berrj and :ui aluminum stew pan. ..fohn Jljll has a n-w Cook openly, io i •. .i |hiiig. whi- li we do not t-'ie nnywln-re else hl China. We got a guide wit bout eiwaging uio- !i simply followed, and ■then |-<i, \v- were with him Until ti'Hnr, mi>i then tie proved quite u-efut taking u- l<» un opium factory, where, th-.v wore boiling down the tiriclii'iilx-rgi-p were quietly mm ri- opium iji ;d,.<u! seventy live larg< «•<! nt Battle t’.r>-k. Sunday. .lime 21 -I. M. Hill and the bride's sifter at­ tended them. ..... pilch; - ------- . — ■ .1. W. Allen and wife from Chi... . . . «l wilh leaves, und a Isa of ojiium’f'i feeK square in worth, about >-iJh»),'-'. • It is retin-d by ‘ladling in kellies over an open fire iiirciiano.il. |j|,.y boil il for live) land one-half hours, nnd limn il is: iHRe fji-up.-mdy black. It is then! I ready ter. lb- trade. Englund-li.iM a treaty with China J which allnw-d ihe privilege of »bsA b-iigue of commercial Clubs in Iposing uf .mi Hindi opium in ♦Rima. 'smaller adjoining towns, working I every yew. juw treaty was mi val­ m iinismi with Uie. Wilkcsbarre, uable to Englund that limy would Fa., civic i-hfii, is the ditert oul- ntrt give il uji. but a few years agfi. L-rpwlh of a campaign by Iho lat­ ksenimient ‘hei-nm-'Mi strong against ter qigiinizaliou. I German was inlrmiqcod n« a Isfudy in the grad? whools nLPnrtIland..Ore- this year and -wvernl himdred^i-liildn-ii are. enrolled. Russia has adopted a bill rxtemi!ing th? personal property rights of i married wojneu. whn may. row Imake tnerr own contracts, leadi I school and oldaiii paaaporls with­ out their husband's penuission. Use this paper if you want some of their business. This Is the Paint Y Want OUTS* Insist on the Best. Don’t use cheap paints because they /XRE cheap, A can of Good Paint is two-thirds sol­ id matter or pigment and the balance is pure (^ijs. The Hastings Lumber and Coal Co, BAUER BROS. Phone 254 Phone 224 �PAGE OXTER THE BASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 25. 1911. pm or from the .it large. I whatever Ihe oOOditmn* may be; At । BABY CHICKS from now on an* not fertihzi-d.'The j slogan hn* gone abroad: "Kill th"! roosters after June I.' This h alnu'ng al th" right romye. hut whaT i* Inicrtded for a *e|*arallim of Ihe sexes need not Iu- a killmir. NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups,' Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Also Cyphers’ Chick Food and Chick Grit. Phont 3SS ' M. W. HicRs HisUnp, Midi CORNER PARK AND WALNUT HT8. When You If Ihe males you aie u.ing are -Hong aii<|.\igor«ni« and not too old. kepi as cheaply; WhelHiimimg alone as wilh Ihe Hock. *'• i.iltier liilln Piano keeping liii-m thin. fertiliz'd for table u-.I In-re is a good deal moi. M. W. Hicks. Be sure that it is worth the in a wood deal longer and iviaih their money you pay..for it. Tills 'Irpnrtmeiit is lnteiule.1 lo give nor Hubucrlbt-rs the t»cM nnd mntt n- lized. ro can obtain on Do not let some dealer or agent persuade you that he is offering a wonderful bargain, when’really he is getting an enormous big price for some stencil case or unknown Piano. Wc are selling the same instruments today that we have handled for a good many years, and our satisfied customers are our best recommend to future sales. We do not ask two prices for our instruments in order to throw off about one-half, that the price may­ look like a wonderful bargain. axkluK qucMtl'iim wml full Intunualloii. veloping. making a b SulM<-ril>rn« nr-* requoie,! to voutrlb- Cl»c more Infornuilloii on any *ul>Jevt. Rolli Young hiiiI Okl Fowls Relish Scraps From the Family Table । Brown eggs and whit halyh .well together, hens <>r in iu< ubalors. Meat That You Can Eat family laid'- within from llv- lime they not be affected. I coiisidi-ralde length "f inn worst- lo suffer. $l«»rai>worth twice n.« much where Ims bei'n no male in Ihe dock This is' no idle dream. hut Feast one day and famine Ihe result of long and car.-fnl invpslUnA small fa iiily should leave few li<>ii down lliv line, and tin- fanner.lalili- scri'.|A, but a large family will should be willing lo j<-m Uie < row. ..... cause, ------more. Hie fow^B o|(| nn,| and gel more mono f.>i Ihrm wilh young, appreciate belief satisfaction. from bones and not Eggs can safely UM'd Loss nf Feathers on hatching purposes <lays after I he cock “One Low Price to All”—is our motto. Wc guarantee satisfaction or money refunded, on ail purchases. Wc want you to see and hear any of the following Pianos which we have in stock: Rush & Lane, A. B. Cameron, Cable-Nelson. Marshall & Wendell. And you will sure­ ly be satisfied both in tone and price. Miller & Harris Furniture Go. Our meats sell on their own merits. They need no - praise from us. We buy the best stock that we can get. Wc ii.-'! eggs only four io six days after III- DDSOI arc very careful in preparing and curing. Wc invite you to call and see for yourself. If you want something nice for . mud. your Sunday dinner, let us know about il and we will take special pains to please you. liifins <l'i BESSMER BROS. PIMM 162 TM Mut ttarkst Men Hastings, Mich. FOR SALE Mill Wood ROGERS & SON Hastings, Mich Go-------- - After Business In a business way—the advertising way. An ad In this paper offers the maximum service at the reaches the people of the town and vicinity you want to reach. Try It-It Pays NORTHEAST KALAMO. Mln. I.ut'lla Boyd visih-il her brother in Cnmilen. Inst week. E'hl Brigg* i* suffering from n severe case of bl'Hid poisqning on his hand. Mrs. Howard Boyd entertained a cousin from l-ike Vii-WL la*l week.. . Lynn Main went In Petoskey. Friday to spend Ihc summer with his parents, there. Emily and Lynn Main entertain­ ed a company of young folks Inst Thursday ev-iiing. The neighborhood hero galhered together Friday Iasi, nnd clenn'-d up Ihe Cogsjlill cemetery yard, af­ ter which nfr ladies served a picnid dinner in (he school house. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Tubbs are en­ tertaining company from out of the county. Mrs. fieri Sprague cnlorlained her mother from Charlotte, lasl week. Floyd Boyd was in Nashville Saturday on busineiut. Mr. and Mr*.'Floyd Dean nn making their home in Lansing, where Mr. Dea it i* employed in’a factory. , Several from hero enjoyed a trip fo Pine Lake. Sunday. Joe Pennock came to Qlivet one day Iasi week from Muskegon, lo lake part in his graduation t-kercis- Mrs. Clark Foot ha* been under e Dr.’a care, recently. Mr. and Mrs; Edd Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poiinocft spent Sunday ris gui-sls of Walter Brigg* and family of • Vermontville. Dorr Andrews nml wife of Chcsler, Sundoyed*wilh her father nml brother and family in this imigliborliood. Any varnished surface will last Ned Benedict nml family return­ longer if cleaned frequently with ed home Thumlny from their vis­ it in northern Michigan, near Ihe Shine-Easy. shore of Lake Michigan. It's free from acids, spirilii and strong alkali, which clean and give Macaroni as Food. temporary brightness, but cause Tho rank which macaroni holds as a food Is shown by the following early decay. comparison: As an energy producer A guarantee slip wilh every bot­ tle of Shine-Easy enables any one It outranks lean steak, far it contains 1,650 calories of energy to the pound, to gel lheir money hack if not while steak has but 960. While maca­ found entirely satisfactory.. roni costs from 10 to 15 cents a pound and contains only 7 to 10 per cent of moisture which is wasted, tho lean steak contains 70 to 75 per cent of waste moisture. Comparing macaroni, further, with tho ordinary vegetables. Quality Hardware In point ot view of energy. It Is found Sole Distributer In Hastlnn*. that white potatoes contain but 865 calories, spinach 95, turnips 1G0, cab­ bage 115. onions 190, lettuce 65. E. A. Burton 5 Pounds Coffee I’OSTAGB I’RBFAID TO ANY PLACE IN BARRY COUNTY The Sample Furniture People Hastings Michigan fowls. AIMrnnle males in the breeding pens, using olio bird thn-e or four surface anolher for Hie same li-nulh of linn-. This practice insures belh-r uroiiml Hi>* rump f.-rtihly. wh'-n- th*- feather* • For lb" control Preserving Eggs For Future I'm-. Uh- following oinlimnl i* umwl: As this is Ihe season of Ihe year Flowers of sulphur, om- dram: for eggs, and a* Ihe. season fur rarluiiali-"f potnsli. 2i< grain*; lard hatching is ahoiil over, il i* a good of vnwlim-. half ouiic- The Hock lime to. put away eggs for use dur­ i* usually ipfested by ihe iulrodm ing the late fall nnd early wiiilcr. iHin "f "lie or more bird* having Good fresh eggs, if z-tirefully put Ihe miles. It will spread quite away nl this season of tin year in suitable pn-servnlive, will come out in lln<- shape In Ihe full. la tho first place tin- egg* should be gather'd every day atm ke.yt ia a cool j.hs'jt until put away. TUey should be perfectly clean. AI lei Tint ordinary habit nf feather vatthe Inlch.ng is done, if is ri ally ad­ visable to lake Ihe male awr.y from llio Hock-of hens. For this reason nishlng Ihnin a well-balanced ra­ alone the eggs will keep mufill hel­ tion. ler. ns the coiilenls of the egg will lie perfriily dormant find not start M MITIN CORNERS. the germ wilh Ihe l-usi hit nf Mr. mul Mr*. H. J. Welhnnn nnd warmth, as is the cas)\when they daughter Ruth -I'-nl Sunday with are f.-ri dized. This is not only nn advantage Mr. nnd Mr*. .On l-isln'r. ■ Orc Mend and Mi** Viola Roger* where the eggs are to ho prerened. hut fur ull marketable eggs. I>«> uol try to run iu any stale eggs, as .\lft«->IT-i*hcr iing not only those, hut Im- whole i-w Ford nuh'iii" Mr. and Mi*. ■mnlaiuci full. Billon and Hili' There are several method* Ihal will l$pcp eggs in prefly good shape, <laughlt>r and Mrs. liiltuu's sisters. fin- waier-ghis* meihod is pi-rhap*. Mrs.x:. Stillman and Mrs. Ft. Pilch­ Llii- best preservative we ha.e. ' er. attended the wedding "f Miss Il is prepared ns follows: To Elaine Bauer and Chas. Weissert eacli four gnllon* of kihmI pure wa­ Mrs. Jami ler use one quart of tin- pure wa­ ter-glass. To gel the very best re- I hi- past w<Miss Alice Wlxdalone nlb*mled hor class ri-..................—.................... mid then alliiwed lo t-ou) befu!mixing in Ihe waler-glnss. Glass hum's north <d llasiings Snlurday. The next ph-.i'TdiiK service nt or stoneware Jars make the best the church will l>" on Sumlny ev­ receptacles • - -• • ening. July alh. Please hole it will uol absorb like be an evening’M-rviec iiistead of a wood. Em morning one. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Boyle* of solution, a lime w;il«-r. ptv.-ti-rvalivo may boynadi- that, will i|o yt-ry guoil Richland visited Mr. and Mrs. Milo Harry: o?r- Siuuiay.-work, pnrttrnhirly wh-'n- liti-r ar-not (<> btt mnrkcl'-il. fur limo w.iti-r WEST VERMONTVILLE. mnkrs-lhc aholl* l«*n<b*r so that Rev. Lyons nnd wife nnd dffUghlh<-y do not market, in go good a •r nnd Lulu W. ihIIh of Woodland, sliape. The lime waler .*olution is isited nt' Will Uns*’. Sunday. niauu_o« follow.*: Thirty gallon* of water, II) pound* of -will, mie-half bushel of llnely slaked lliiiu. After sister, Mr.*.' Ammsla Bart, near mixing Ihoroiiglily. allow th" mix­ Vermontville. Salunlay. Old Mr. Harvey is very poorly nt lure to stand two or thr...... lay* be­ • fore dipping ihc clear liquid off -this writing. Woodland carefully'* so ns not. to get any of daughter. Mr Iho settling*. The liquid 1 really to receive Hie egg Aflnr ilaughter ' of all are in it shoiiliT eove ones nt least IvVo inches. Mrs. Axlhelm. near one has a cellar, that make* a go<><| place lo keep these eggs until used, helped .Mr«. I.eti Hl row a.* they should be kept" a.* cool as house wfirk ln-t week. |Hi*.-fible. Nothing yet discovered will keep egga 80 they will come out looking day. E. V. Bark. like frosh ones, but they answer a Austin and wife mighty gtavl purpose when fresh eggs can not*be had. ami family "I North Casllefnn vis­ Poultry Notes. Skim milk fed to poultry- Will give belter returns than wlwn (<-il to pigs, as will sour milk not more than three days old. Effort should bo made to get chicks to eat. freely of cut clover or alfalfa, ns well as other grei-n feed like chopped dandelion.* midI sprouts of sproule<| oats. First,. Inst and all tlie time, feed wheat bran; and after third week give tho' chicks sprouted oats.’ Before that,; feed ground uals, nothing is belter to produce muscle and bone than (iati* nnd the first need of a chick is a framework. for> its'body. Grwn feeds and bran also help mnluro, hones, and musrle*. and clover pro­ vides a larger amount of mineral matter than grain. . If an egg floats it is too far gohe lo use. -If the large efid rises in water it is getting rather aged. A fresh egg has but little air cell. EASIER and CHEAPER For the housewife to place her order with'us for the FANCY BAKED GOODS Wanted- every day. We have every facility for doing everything in fine baking. All you will need to do is phone us just what yuU want and we will do the work and deliver it to you. MALTED KREAM BREAD HASTINGS POTATO BREAD will give further satisfactiorxto every meal you eat during the year. It’s made clean bnd baked.clean and has all the natural sweetness of the wheat Berry. It is always light and white and everybody using it likes it. _ . SPIiCIAL FOR SATURDAY This The Black Death. terrible plague, originating of -Armenia into Asia and thence to Egypt and North Africa. Reaching Sicily ln_ 1315. It spread over Italy, France and nearly all of iho countries Europe, including tho British Isles. The mortality was appalling, some 25.000.000 of people dying from the dread epidemic. Tho nature of the great pestilence has been a matter ot much controversy, but It is generally conceded that It was- closely related to what Is known today aa the "bu bonic plague." 250 votes given with every 25c purchase of our pastries Star Bakery and Restaurant Phone 381 THE QUALITY BAKE SHOP dings, Michigan Stammerers' Lingual Contribution. Why We Seek Solitude. To stammering, according to a fav­ To find refriMlhmi-nt sftor 11 months orite theory. *'o owe the very' useful of svphnlt roads, tube railways, or me­ word "teetotal.” says the London chanical employment, we fly for the Chronicle It appears to have been remaining four weeks to feed pur first used In September. 1833. by Rich- senses von „ the emptiness ot tho sea ard Turner, a reformed drunkard, or the desert, or what John Evelyn, Opinions differ, however, a* lo wb*lh-i clUi tn htij dUry.nt foreign, traveli er it was the happy accident of stam-, -strange, horrid and fearful crags and merltfk over ."total- or an Intentional tracts." lint the' taste for these asemphasizing by reduplication; and It, ,pPCt8 Of nature la especially a rt-ac-l has even been claimed that it is an] tlon from our normal preoccupations, old dialect word. The only certainties I and were those preoccupations re-! are that the word has nothing to do ntmted. there are not many men who, with tea. though a French novelist wcmTd wxlle themselves for their own did translate "teetotaller" Into total- pleasure among the mountain tops or Isriir dtl thr* . ' .1.^ Remember our Want brings liest resullJu April Fool Day. to tbo origin of tho merry annlvorsary, but tbo most plauitblo la tho ono France, about 1664. France was tho first European country Jo adopt tbq reformed calendar, and u a. result ths New Year day was carried back to January 1. nnd mock cnlH were made on April 1. as a Joke on such as had forgotten the change in tho calendar; Wise sayings often fall on barren ground, but a kind word la never Column ' --------------------------| BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. il is Warming up floain ♦ But you will soon want some COAL. So do not forget that we have it and at prices that are right for all kinds. j Harvest time is at hand, thrashing will soon be here. Better take home some COAL for that thrashing job of yours. ♦ Good Time to Lay In a Little FLOUR ited al Clyde Bi.avii's, Sunday. ♦ Will Bass and family nltemb-d ♦ Children's Day al the Kilpatrick ♦ church at W'Hi.ll.inil Sunday. A woman la ahnost aa peculiar as a man. Sho will break Into tears, and It you buy 5 pounds or more ot coffee tbo more iho Is urged to cheer up from us we will pay the parcel post tbo more iho will cry. But If some • - Give the Head the Credit one telli her to go ahead and shed as charges to any place in Barry county. “A still tongue makes a wise head.? many tears aa aba pleases, sho will Separate Males From Flock. saya an old adage, but wo think ft’ at once quit crying and speak hor As soon -as you are through should read. "A wise head makes a mlnA—Atchtsoq Globe. hatshiug nnd selling eggs for ■Ull tonguo." leflerson St. hatching, it should lie your rule lo Has tings, Mich. lake the male out of each breeding BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. The Coffee Ranch FTHSrmiK FOR LESS MONEY VNDHRTAK1NU at IXHVER PRICES ■Si $ -while that old.wheat is heihg ground, as it is better than new wheat flour. ♦ French's White Lily Flour - - - $2.40 ♦ < Bran and Middlings are scarce. price as middlings. z ♦ ♦ Bring in your samples of BEANS or SEED and do not forget that we can sell you the BEST ALFALFA and give , you PREE NOD-O-GEN to inoculate same, thus insuring a better stand. . ♦ GIVE US A FRIENDLY CALL ♦ T Can sell you ground wheat at same - Waters Bros. Elevator Co. HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 150 ♦’ ] �THE HABTINGB BANNER. JINK 25. 191L LAKE ODESBA. : Mr. nml Mrs. Howard Tolles and , Mr. ami Mr*. Howard llisiqg motor­ ed to Jackson Inst week ami visited! , relntives. returning Saturday. I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ciiimning nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Anway mo­ tored lo Muskegon Saturday in the N ASSISTING I'NFOHTUNATE former's new Ford. Miss (itndys Johnson went to WOMEN AND GIRLS TO MAKE Brand; Rapid* Saturday to visit a AN HONEST.LIVING. few days with Miss Lollie Healey. Miss Dm-olliy Clark of Lacey is Ihe guest of Miss Helen Slovene. MANY APPLY TO MICH. h'nrne whi'ji the rcaHzml that tho. child was coming. Now shn is BUSES HELP OF thrown on her own rcwiurcea. Bho must work to live und to support, her child. Bui nobody wants to THE RURAL HOMES employ a girl with a babe iu arms. So she applied to Society to CHARMING PRESENTS HAPPY HONEYMOON tin EREHIHTED SUPERH QUALITY out . "In the same mail came an appeal from another, q deserted wife, only s-iglilisrn jenrs old.-tmd with ti baby girl just able to creep. Thu moth­ er ha.* become desperate in her ef­ forts lo mainlain her Irnnqr nnd re­ tain her child. In frail health nnd will) her baby to care for, what CHILDREN’S HOME SOCIETY cliam-e has she to keep her virtue and her baby, unless sho has the l iirlil kind of a.«atatnuce? . "I am convinced that my sugges­ Hundreds Of Homes In Need tion of the rural home for such Services Buch As They Could cases, has great possibilities, if we ran have the co-opertdion of Ihe gmnl homes throughout the slate. the age in-y for Hie Grand RaptrHAny person interested" should write F'vortlng Pjvm of iioo. Francis ami Ihc SI. Joseph oniee.“—Bjr Wm. 1*. Kenneth Baumuardm-r the I ml mil mid Sunday papers nml Grand Rap­ ids. Herald. A meeting was called Wednesday ' night to decide on Hie horse races imd ball games in bo held here July;.without noise, have been acting. They have been doing things not only to relieve distress but also to stop ihe sources of the evil itself. But ihe problem is .still in the early stages of ils -olulion. At tlm annual eengrtss . t tonal Association The people begin In 111) I lie col­ in Grand Rapid* ................ lages now. *1 h.-y are here fron further discussed from tin Cincinnati. Philadelphia and all '* ‘ Merlin Morgan attended tin* ban- point uf men sent t< parts of the country. "Segregation iliuil of tin- Lan*lng High Si-Ihm*’ nah: Mi-s Maggie. Terpening is w»rkAlumni Friday nichl. being a mem­ ,iiig for Mary Payne. ber «>f thi> rias* of HU-.’. The Mi-M-s Hockstien's ami-moth- Meanwhile the main question is [being forced home on the average woman. Uia.wife ami mother wliuse daughter-is.safe; What will you Cooley—Hump Wedding. do for that other woman? Will Miss Nellie CiM>|ey nnd Max Hump you be a Big Staler hi her when she turns and enters I h it long and thor­ wen- quietly mtirried Salurday at ny road to recovered virtue? Her the M. K. parsonage, by Rev. Yost of They were ntta'iidvd by guilt is as nothing compared with Ihisliiigs. Miss Elsie Bump, sister of the bridegrijoni. mid William Moon*. A reception wa* given ul the Jioim- of Hie groom's parents, Mr? Among the agencies that arc car- and Mrs. E. .1. Blimp, nlsml IHly ing_fm- these unfortunate girls and being preseul. Light refre.-him'iils women, is Tho Michigan Children's wvr« served nnd a very ph-mufnl Home Sociely. Alls-il II. HUmeman. it.* stalo supeiini-iideiii, is a Sunday wilh Lcslef Miller ami wife modest little man >>f ifttivl manner and gentle tones bill lie is ellictenl. Rockford Price and Atrne* Zii*i-hnill spent Sunday with Claytoi He gets out over Ihe -tab' iiu-ily. i He gets results. He i* furnishing imp.' ami cheer and social ntdcmpr mm for many erring women, ns well as finding good home.* for chil­ dren where they will be dcvHopcd into good citizens. ’ A' new idea ha* come to Mr. Stiitieuian as a big help in solving this whole problem of fhe social •■vil. He believe* ' that the good i-lmd Tuesday night ami home*, of Michigan can he ulili/.ed, day morning and * lauded if Ihe home-keeper* will only co-I in poor health I In* past year, is hoi well. She is being eared for by Mrs. Plinny Russell. Riley Mallhows arrived in tin village Saturday night In visit himi Eegal JJdvcrtisements of l.iml or any permn nr i firm dr corporal ion having of anv taml* In Un* stale: noxious weiils gnawing mi any landtn the township of Irving. County of Barry, or within the limits of any highway. [1.1--111C by . . | I.Miking for money m this plan. "What I would like t>i see," sail Mr. and "Mrs. Ituhv Slu*M>ii nmlorhe in nn interview, "is the cai-efu ed tn Battle Creek. Saturday. placing uf a large number of thus, Mr. nml Mrs. Oscar ll'-m-uur nnd young wmnen. who come to'my at- -on, Harold, vtated ,Mr. and Mrs. Sent ion. In good hoim -i' hi rura <L If. Iletiegar at Olivet. Suinhiy. communities preferably, vvlu-r. Mr. and Mi*. Clyde Dnvidsutt mid there wintld be no fear or either lh< woman nr her child. This is i and Mrs. Fred Cosgrove. Sunday. hard i>roidem for us; lo give th. Mr. ami Mrs. Amo* Dye m>>v Friday from. Battle Creek, to M Also nil Ihe brush growing within .the limits of any •highway. missing by or .through such lands uui-t be rut down and destroyed on or be­ fore the first day of |i. < ember A. D. nineteen hundred ami fourteen. Failure tn comply with this iio*' *—r— j||(, (|^c mention. •lays thereafter shall mak> parlies failing ........... . ............ —Js ofrculling same ami an additional |evy of ten p.f on one side of his fare ami scraped t|ie jaw hcti". At last rcfMirl Hie phy-u-ism* th.imghl it likely they would have to remove part of the jaw holid. Dave I.e Paid nml family spent Hold. Morgan ami family nf South of Imwling were Sum,lay visitors Sunday al Clyde Purdun's, also at­ tended the Sunday services. Opal Van Houten spvqt oyer Sun­ day with her fril-nd. K>*llia Piirdun Mi - Tillie Jordan ha- retarded I7tli day of .lime Hi|I. SEE. MfWlHE. them. Yet it is almost impo •f the lo arrange work for the m without agreeing to keep Ru­ nway from her. Many people no ■■bildmi ar<>und>-au)ino(iim- Arthur Mulhullaird. deadly Tlm only requirements uro Unit II I* Fresh and Pure. When you use Old or Adulterated Parts Green, you nirl only waste your material, but time i« well. This store has sold Paris Green for twenty years mid 'never hud u complaint. We have a new barrel of the same brand this year and guarantee Its full killing strength nnd It costs you mi more than tlic other kind. GIVE. IS A CALL—Any Size Package You Want. CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL STORE Sole Agents of Devore Paint lo Barry County PINE LAKE Yam Wamla Nice IPtace For fflia Grounds mid bulhlinn* e<><4 and beautiful und Hl al night by gas Good tloiiting—Good Fishing—Motor and How Boats SPECIM.-tllfCKEN DINNER EVERY Ml’NDAY! CoivHcctcd by Livery at Shelbyville or G. IL A I. If you ami your friends wish to spend a pleasant Wesft Gwa Li&e Ssiauaer Resort Bernie McIntyre of Husllmis erected a iiew wind mill fur Charlie Beulah Hayward oT East Hope Moore last Friday, • Ou account i»f the ruin Sunday Moled Beulah Van Vrnnken during the past week. wen- po*t mui' d imlil l Ella Walters was a recent visitor at her brolhere, lint Walters'. mixl Sunday at 3:00 o'clock. r Mr. and Mrs. Lesfer Fisher nnd William Stoprc, who nt ■son Fay have been visiting at Henry for. Dudley .Kennedy uf ormtiHH* z Hasting*, was home a few days lu-t wi-<-k. lie is caring for a felon on , Kidder's, of Dowling. The Wuinan's Missionary Ho.-uly Hnnry Tobias ha* been building of I be We-Jey an .Melhodi.-I rhnn-li [ a garage lo house. Ihe new auto in. <>f Haslings held llieir imM-ting with Beulah VanVrankon went to KnlMrs. E. Sfiringer hist -Thursday. : auiuoa. Monday In allcud Alumni G. K. .B-'om and Mr-. Mund Gill ■ 'jmd commencement exercises al ■ d n.isflngs passed Safunluy ami tho Western Htatc N'ormaL 'Sunday at .Charlie ’Mooixj's. girls of m'iiIhcii nnd ••iahh-.-u recently raced critical aihmaml were -avrij by timely ahi. of I hem, >tA>|w>«nig she Wa* । ... t>"cnrm--n . .. .. .. — .kt., tfound ------ • •h«-r— wif". "lh< r without a marrinu<■ Tlm young man who m promise.* disnp|H-nn-d. i a strangH cily, having left Mrs. Ros.* Evers spent from Sun­ day uuiil Wotlnnsday with relative.* in Kalamazoo. Mr. ami Mrs. Harold Upjohn nml little daughter of Kalamazoo open­ ed lheir cottage at the lake Tues- Season Tickets for Our Forthcoming Redpath Chautauqua In arranging to inaugurate this chautauqua this year the local committee bought 1,000 $2.50 season tickets, which will be sold, while they last, by thefii for $2.00 each. ' , When these tickets are exhausted no season tickets thereafter can be had for less than $2.50. season tickets will not be reduced from .the first day to the close of the chautauqua. Also, the price The single admissions to the different sessions of this chautauqua aggregate more than $8.00, it will pay you to buy a season ticket even after the program is half completed. For the single admissions to the respective entertainments see program. Season tickets are non-transferable except within the owner's family. CHILDREN'S TICKETS admit children aged six to fourteen years inclusive. children's work free. ’~ . Two miles from Doster Affords you a fiue |Jacc for an outing. BOARD BY DAY OK WEEK. EXCELLENT HATH ING BEACH. FINE FISHING purrchardville. "Ihirnl'red- of homes in Mirliiaa are in need of domestic service such a* many ' nf these mother could furnish. I'mimiblr.liy ‘som of tlh-m-would he willing to have woman briifu her child with liei She could more ihni> earn her waj slm cmibi kv-n her baby, sh*' imrM-.|f wr.nlil i>- k'-pl. from drifting in­ . to an mitmiral life, and thus all imlairfiint iiifprm-fs wmrtd bo wrewi. .-.L-wmild- bK»’ lo iu-ar from auy persons who would b« willing to lake such a young wotpali with licr ■ baby into lheir home.. gain. hauling gravel fmm Hie pn.apd graveling a sandy of mad from II. M. Brislo A Inna no'dod inqinivemeiit PARIS GREEN Ebon Pnnnbck of Augusta is boarding nt. Ira Haskin*' and he is helping to procl Dr. Ayer's new Erma Winters . of Allegan aturday lo assist Mrs. Joseph wilh her house work thia Prof. Scott, made n business trip lo Kalamazoo one day last week and rented a piano lo use al lheir col­ lage. Misr Gladys Smith of Kalamazoo came Thursday to work at tho Ev­ ers Hotel f|ils summer. - . Building material is-being drawn on the Loiur Beach -Farm Jor the er ret inn nf Mr. Kunlii»l<r« now sum­ mer home, -•” B<-n Campbell of Battln Crack spent from Monday until Thursday with his father. Charles CampbelE A. E. Kellie is building a new All children are admitted to the nllepded tho Flowers-Kennedy I wedding al Hilmer Flowers' Salur- �PAGE THIRTEEN THE HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE 25. 0H. "Bite; News of The Auto World Jhe Cadillac teas first to product a practical enduring mo- KI for car. /low practical it teas, Aow enduring it teas the vhole vorld knovs since these “THE CAR OF NO REGRETS” Eleven-year-old Cars of die World Every Part Stronger Than Necessary jflre Still in Service < Just Jhink Jhis Otter, Wfs flatter Vo fluy a Cadillac Jhan to OJish you ftad." Every part fitted to its neighbor with a half-hair breadth precision. Built to arrive whatever tho, road, and planned for a DECADE IN­ STEAD OF A YEAR. The Cadillac was also first to produce a HIGH GRADE car to sell under $2,000. The Cadillac was first to produce a fouf cylinder engine that has proven entirely satisfactory after ten years service. The Cadillac was the first to make practical in large production a two-speed direct drive axle. KING owners trust their cars as frontiersmen trust their Win­ chesters. You can’t go wrong when you buy a CADILLAC, livery phase of these HIGH-GRADE cars is thoroughly.tried and tested. THE CADILLAC IS A MASTERPIECE IN MOTOR CARS. Ask us about the Cartercar Gcarleis Transmission. The car that will stop and start anywhere. By the use of the throttle only, an open watch upon the pavement can be closed by the front wheels of The Cartercar without injury to the watch. Western Michigan Cadillac Co. £td. Oscar Zckberg. Mgr. 220-222 Ho. Sonia St., Grand Rapids, Mich. Finest Garage in West Michigan DANGER OF GASOLINE FAMINE The Phelps Auto Sales Co. CONSIDERED VERY REMOTE 17.000.000.000 GnlkHis Hun Petrole­ um Products Is The World's An­ nual Production. , Cor. Lafayette Ave. and Michigan St. Grand Rapids, Michigan. I There arc a lot of qualities about the FAMOUS REO । AUTO that make it one of ' the leading cars for practical _ and pleasure loving people. To know the Keo and ride in . one is to want one. Reo owners are satisfied owners. Phone 69-21-2* Woodland, Mich. HASTINGS, MICH. R. F. D. No. 7 A BIG KRIT YEAR Every day »lnee the announcement oFtlila wonderful car order* have been piling up far ahead of the uctory output. ConsUntly inccniingfpr<nluctio<i'lm failed'to catch up with the |K>|.ular dcmaud. POWER and GOOD LOOKS with light weight, economy and endurance—have made this year's great KRIT succeM. motoring. iii most Good Representatives Wanted for Barry County. brings t> is always ' to the fob' whenever motorists- gather toy.lher, and .which occupies somewhat Ihe i>ositioiKof bogcyuian to inofordniii this subject is the pregnant one of fuel supply, ’ We nave considered from time In lime Ihe (Hissibilily of a .short­ age in the supply of gasoline, mid have discussed the probability (bal manufacturers of motor cars might have to look to. a totally different a gon I fyr llieir power.' Tlm claims of kerosene, benzol, alcohol, natur­ al gas* nml other mediums have •■ndeavorinu lo improve presold rp- ] tilling melliods and processes. Al­ ready w»mo sticcewrs have been j noted, and ihere- is 110 rcasfiiL to । loti bl that tlii-y will eventually llnd a process wlu-reby Hie amount of riiolor furl obtainable from crude petroleum will tie double what il is today. For instance, the petrole­ um obtained from the California1 Helds was long considered practi­ cally useless in tho production of tained in Russia has been general­ ly used rat her for the inmiufncture of lubricants than of motor ' • ■ • ■ . timt. recently a .... ........ ... .1 uf heavy motor spirit has been extracted from it. which has been found satisfactory |for fuel under certain conditions. supply of gasoline Lids us, but is Ihere much probability that Uns cutastruphe will evrr really occur? We are inclitred !<• believe that it i* not, nl any rate. imii|edialuly im.pcnding. _Tlii< world's annual product inn j>( (wdiydcum, the niw pnwluri from which we gel gasulum ami niotmlubricants, is non approximately . MILLIONS OF DOLLARS DE14 .INN l.i NN IJ KM I J. .11 !• 'll - • I lie pl is— ••id rather elementaly methods uf I Mining gid about per cent, nfj , _ _ .. — — — — ,, n |HG RAISED FOR ROADS . >"««>• rim. Win. <»•• But this product i< riflicr in ga>->-1 $i.(MMI,IN)0 to Iler t.nilit liiin-prodticing elvipenls Ilian most For This Yrar. crudes, .so wo will sty that the av-, Yij,, V1 ;tr |M„,k nf ti,,- \fUl erago nmnuiil of motor fuel tn 1»ri|IKhways’ Asocial Ion giveobtained from the crude petroleuuu ■' ■■ -■ • • i. ,mlv iu t.i.i- ... nl Tht< vviiiHif i.......... give us |,7i*U»*i.««»i callous as Hie for highway work this j world's annual production of gaso­ are beginning In realize line. • . i|..ut> yiupj. problem* that ■ At the,present time there are 2.rflQTKOOD motor-cars" in Hie world. !Allowing for the comparatively Krit $950—$1050 with Electric Starter H. E. BENNETT The Maxwell Car Citizens Phone 98 Middleville, Michigan DON’T Be induced to purchase some oth­ er make of car when you want a “BUICK," even though our entire 1914 production has been disposed of. YOU will be well paid in the long run by waiting until JULY for a 1915 Model Hastings Buick Co. Hastings, Mich |coiummplion nf Europe, it is lain that l.tMio.imouu gallons liberal estimate of " i motor flirt that it dial we still have a factor of safely, cvei present crude method* ................. in use hy the pelioleum industry. rpieslimi, nml lliejr h ovary reason tn believe that our supply of motor fuel can he •norui'iiisly increased, even if Hie mipi-ly of crude pelro|l‘HIII were not •■• Jl rin l<» illl'l'ease, which il undoubtedly will. •There *-;i.2KM.ntin; Pennsylvania, l.'i.rsNijiiiO: vnri<»u-< large oil conipa- SiniHi Carolina. s|.i«iO.<mi: Virginia, tliis c>H|iiliy nml abroad, abon I Kf.nno.O'Ml; West Virginia, 82.upending lltei? entire Ihyo 2H6.557, ami Wisconsin. $1,230,000. HARVESTING MACHINERY Forty-eight Fords sold and de­ livered in this section. Only six left. You better hurry. Stebbinsjfato Co. MOVING FAST AT GOODYEAR'S An Inexpensive CaY C7CA NOT a Cheap Car -P / OV Something for Your Money When you buy a Maxwell, you don’t buy anything you don't need, and you don't pay for anything you don't need. But you do pay for what you do need and you get it. The Maxwell is nqt built to fit a price. It is built for service, with all the unnecessary expense cut out and all the ncceiUary material and Workmanship put in. Ask any of the several •Maxwell owners in this vicinity. BASSETT GARRAGE A. E, BASSETT, Prop. Nashville, • - Michigan State Street fiarafie Opposite Barry Hotel Exclusive agents for Kelly-Springfield tires. A number of.motorists-in Barry county, have used these tirbs for twoj'carsor more. They have a S060-mile guarantee. Wc also have the "Woodward Pump." Ask about it. Saves lots of hard work and time. Oils, Gasoline and Automobile Accessories. F. E. Budd and H. E. Black Proprietors Adverlisiiijj New Berre Hay Louder This Wyrk. Bumper Crop of Hay ftastings. Mich. : Daily sales of farm mgphmcry.i ’ e-perially Innwstihg ' machinery, is much harder on the car than, well under nil sorts of conditions ians taking plm- tlirov times al pleasure driving, because (here is that the demand for them became , tliuMlyear s Bros.', big bardwara and no choice of road». The goods must I general. The man who is driving a ‘ unpkiliriil - iBT''. This week iu be delivered Ito matter ou what Ford Model T pleasure car Is driv;llo -.- rolumns limy arb advertising sort of street m- road Ihe customer i mg exactly the same-sort of a rar as the man who is driving Hip .rtviiijf for iho 'till. New Uei'fe hay Imidep telling of may live. In Hie cities there are ’........................................... miles ami miles of oar tracks to be oi«rrhnnU •> v<>r«i merchants whn who i>^> use u Ford a-iiverv delivery I some of its advimtagrs. .* ■ i They Niy that if any fanner gels crossed, there are cobblestone, rub­ service." ble stone ami belgjiin blocks tn be . slui-k-.in hi* liny crop just phono bumped suer all day. long. . There Tho manager of a big farm in are hills In climb, with tough, stony, .Micliigun recently’ put in senica surfaces, miles jmd miles of sand threo two-ton Heo trucks, whirlt He and dusty roads in hot- weal her are have displaced Ilf teen borers. that. among other lurnml into seas of slime and inud mentions in other iw.aapns. Hut-no mailer achievements of thrsetnow trail.*-, “Xu harder test of the endurance what the time of year nor the con­ portal ion weapons. I hey have rut • if it motor rar.can be’found Hum dition of the weather,"Ihe car must tlftemi hours of labor per day lewn fU us.- in I liir delivery .service of -St lie on the j»>b. the quota of his farm band*. He ■ . |big rily department store, t The, . “The fact that the Fop! chas-ls also mentions that they have rut twerk in such eases consists of trips Was built entirely of Vanadium Urn time on Hie road, until lids ia uu , six day. in (Im week and in Hie busy! steel, the st longest metal known hi longer a serioq? item. Th* truck* I season the days are stretched for the world, induced lots of people to •ave enough iu wa*M v<f men (firmAdo the night—at limes even iasl- Use (he Model J] Ford cars for de­ erly needed lo tare for horses, ing the entire 21 hours. The work livery purposes. They stood up so keep Ihemselv^s iu fuel. �CHAMBE! TABLETS IS is just what you need, madam. Many women who were troubled with indigestion, a sallow, muddy skin, indicating biliousness and habitual constipation, have been permanently cured by the use of Chamberlain’s Tablets. Before using these tablets they felt miserable and despondent. Now they are cheerful and happy and relish their meals. Try them. They only cost a quarter. r Summer Classified >7erm • tion for <7une 29 farm Chamberlain’s Tablets NASHVILLE 111 Maple GrOVe Inst Week W'-dll'--* day ami Thursday. Wm. Guitry and family hav moved into lheir house on Map!'- Si recently purchased <>f R. A. Brocks Henry Roe has tri*ated his hints' lo fresh paint. Mrs. C. II. Quick left last -Thurs day morning for. a few weeks visit Virginia., Mrs. II. C. Townn-iul and-sons,' Robert and Teddy, left last Thurs­ day morning for n visit with friends in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Lentz left Iasi. Thursday morning on a western trip and will visit Mrs. Lentz's brother. F,. A. Phillips, and family •in Anacortes, Wash. . Mrs. Henry Roe entertained a company oi six tables of ladies wijh “SOtr last Thursday nfjornpon. Dainty delicious refreshments were ■ I Mrs.*Earl ftplhhnar, 3TE l>-d While. Mr. and Mr-. !’. Relit Nel-oti. Mr. and Mrs. ClitT Kleinhans and Mr. and Mrs. I'. A. Wertz spent Sunday nt. Ihe latter's collage nl Thornapph- lake nnd tlic huueh- Were entertained at the Inline of Mr. amt Mrs. F. A. Wertz for supper Monday evening. ■ili d relatives here last week. Mi-s Jessie Feighner of Mari il., >s n guest nt L. W. Feighne and Mrs. Clyde Briggs. G. A. Truinmr is visiting in York stale. ed up in a fresh coat of paint and is looking lino. . Huron Slosson of Charlo!to was a guest of Eugene Parlt^gv? Sun- Bert Partridge went to Belding Mondnv lo work for II. II. Vincent. Mr. and Mr-. Fred While and two children of Galion. O_ ilj.r visiting the former? parents. Mrr anti '.Mrs. George Franck visiled his daugh­ ter. Miks Gay noil Franck. who isick wilh typhoid fever al a hospi­ tal in Jackson Iasi Friday. Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Perkins nml ■pit Orville and Mi-, I'. L. Schantz on- visiting relatives in Cassopoltand attended the Perkins nml Dnnnington wedding at, Dowagiac Wed­ nesday. Mr. Schantz wont lo at­ tend tlm weeding. Wendall Lelli>y Perkins and Miss Marjorie Dunningtow were united bride? parents in Dowagiac, \V< iiesday and I'-II for Ann Arimr I same day, when* .Mr. Perkins Jim position as teacher in the sumn Michigan State Normal College LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL IN THE STATE, OCCUPYING FORTY-ONE ACRES Living expenses low. Offers courses preparing for all grades of elementary and high school work. Grants Limited Certificates, Life Certificates, B. Pd. and A. B. degrees. Special courses in Commercial, Kindergarten, Physical Education, Manual Arts, Household Arts, Music, Drawing, j Rural School Subjects. FOR FULL INFORMATION WRITE C. P. STEIMLE., YPSILANTI Mr. mid Mrs. C. M. I'ulnam visili 'l at Saranac the tirsl of t he .week. Mrs. Henry Roe jivcompanu'd tlu-m as far ns'.Lnke Odessa mid spent Sunday With friends there. I.. B. Potter visited at Jackson Iasi week and attended Ihe.Soldier's V. W. Pott>T nnd family of Hasgs motored tiere last Friday ■ning nml took Mr. L. B. nnd Miss y poller to .Maple Grove with over Sunday. Lulls ]>or*>lliy Greep, who wi»» — cliUdrmuof ..Mos.key arc visiting very -irk with •iipliih.-i la for Hir-e relative- In nnd around the village. vp>ck= it over it and the quarantine . Mr. iittiF Mrs. Clyde BrlBin nnd ui'.-e spent Sunday wilh Mrs. Brigggs' parents. Mr. and Mrs. J„ C. DeHolt, iii Maple Grove. daughliTs wilt to Vassar-Monday Mrs. Frank Gokey was at Ypsi­ for a visit. Mrs. Stratton expecting lanti 1 bo tlr~l uf Hie week tn see her • tn Tie gone a-wrofc-nnil ttip girts-:dI damslifer.' Miss Dora, graduate. MinniHT. . ' Flunk Gokey attended the Sol­ Mrs. J. E. Bergman w*nt- tn Kula­ diers" minimi at Jackson Inst-week. . mazoo Monday for a visit with her Mr<. Hulda Hawks visiled friends lioualif'-r. Mrs. Harry White. in Maple Grove last week. Mr<’M. B. Brooks was taken l<> Invid Kuster went to Gun lake Ihe Butterworth hosnltnJ in Grand Monday to join the Y. M. C. A. en­ Rapids 1a«l Thursday fur an np.-r- campment there. * alion. Mrs. George Dixon of Battle Creek visited her father, George Friday mid Saturday mid Mr.-. Lydia- Lathrop ami daugh­ caned on old friends here. ter. .Miss Julia. s|H-nl Sunday at Married al the home nf the I Will Hyde's m-Barrvville. . Mrs. bride? niofhet*. Mrs. Mary Dillen- Ball nf Ann Arimr accompanied beck. on Slate SC Iasi week Monday them Im-me Sunday evening nnd evening, by Rev. C. C. Gibson, of staid fill Monday npniL , Detroit, n hrothiT-in-l;iw of the Sherman Swift of Maple Grove Rf’w’nt, Edward R. Feighner mid nnd .Miss Avail Hanes were united Miss Beoald k Dillenbork. The in marriage nt Hastings, last week bride was acr.onipntifc*d |»y her sis- ■ ter Mins Row Dillenbork nnd the Mrs. Frank Bnbebck of Vermont­ groom by his broth'r Hnrlov Felgli- ville visited her cousin. Mrs. El­ n<T, while ML-:) Paulino K\niz plav- mer Swift, Inst .week. '■H “Sweet and Low" as an a’cHiram Baxter of I lomiianimi'nt to tlm solemn word- spent Inst ~ '■ ” ’ grandwlilch jojned Ihe happy conple. II, parents, M was a family wedding, and after Hit ceremony n two course lunchcon was sen,'it. Tlm young couple are making th-ir home for tho aresent- with his parents. Mr. nnd Iioihus on.Ihe south side. Frighner. north of the Village Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Allen spent -until their own hotne in the Mine ■Sunday in Mason. . ocenpancy: Eldon Burton of Hastings is The best wishes of o large circle of sp'-nding n few weeks wilh bis friends aro theirs. grand parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Mrs. G. A. Stucky spent Sunday Lake. • Willi fif.r 1,,-r nl ,1... . Mrs. M. II. Reynold’s entertained worth hospital in ‘Grand Hapids the "King's .Daughters’* Iasi Thurs­ and reports that Mix Townaend ii day afternoon and for supper. getting nlong'as .welt as could be H. D. Kopf, formerly manager of expiwted'and will probably he homo Ihe Thornnpple Gas nml Electric the lahl of this week. hi< moving picture show. a guest nt. Mrs. Helen Russell's Sat­ - Mi.M Graycn Franck is homo urday and Monday. from Niles, where she taught last MLsa Susie Itus.-ell nnd her uncle. wtiet^ Mr. Anderson. spe.nl Sunday with Mitt Olive Walker was homo the Fuller’s iu Maple Grove. from Miildleville over Sunday. Purpose Equipment “The purpose of il.e Normal School shall be the instruction of persons in the art of teaching, and in all the various branches per­ taining to the public schools of the State of Michigan." This state­ ment taken from the Act of 1889 revising and compiling the school laws, clearly indicates the guiding principle of all that relates to the The library contains 35.700 volutes, admirably selected and easily accessible. There are well equipped laboratories for the var­ ious lines of science work. In the Department of Music there ii provided an adequate number of pianos. The Physical Training Department has two fully equipped gymnasiums, one for men and one for wofhen. The,college is well supplied with examples of the best art, including a large number of casts of the best classic statuary, and a still larger numbea of photographic reproductions from the world's best paintings. The new auditorium has a seating capacity of 3,300. College. It is with this purpose in view that selection of teachers is made, that courses of study are arranged, libraries and laboratories equipped, and a training school of ten grades and kindergarten is conducted. NORTH NAS1IVILLK NORTHEAST CARLTON. Mrs. Bert Titmarsh uf Hastings H. C. Gaynoy, npd wife of Okla­ comes to Nashville every Wednes­ homa. are making an extended vis­ day. where she has a class in music. it with lliein daughter, Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gibson- and Frye and family. Miss Bernico Hatch returned ter? parentis Mr. and Mrs. Frank home Thursday, after a ten days Feighner the past week. visit with relatives in Grand Rap­ Mrs. E. W. Brigham died at her ids. Her father. Mr. Harley Hatch, home Sunday nigjil nt the ripe old rclhrnetl wilh her, a guest over age nf H5 years. Mrs. Brigham Sunday with Geo. Hatch amt fammoved hen’ from Ohio, 12 years ago wilh.'lior husband and six children, A goodly number of ladies from live of whom survive her. The funeral was held nl Ihe Itilo home Ulis vicinity attended the Aid So­ Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Dalzell of ciety al Mrs. Wm. Wortley? of Vermontville ofllcialing nnd Ihe re­ West Odessa, Thursday. Ralph Scheldt, of Like Odessa, mains interred in the Vermontville cemetery.. Those from U distance put n new steel roof on the barn who attended th.* funeral of Mrs. nml granary for Chas. Cheney, Inst Brigham were Mr. and Mrs. Irwin week. Eddy o»Woodland: Mrs. Lily Tay­ Mrs. John Kart and two children, lor, Charles Bowerman of Hills- of Augusta, wore week end visitors dnle;. Mr. Thomson of Texas, Slid of .Mrs. John Abbott and family. Mrs.-Surah Knapi’i and daughter Of Mrs. Ida Call, of Ionin, is visiting Hastings. • her cousin, Wm. Tasker nnd faipiJohn Brumm of Ann Arbor, is a gil' st of his brother, Fred. • Mrs. Frank Gokay went to Ypsi­ lanti, Saturday, to attend the grad­ uating exercises. Her daughter. Miss Dora, is one of the graduates. Assjrla Farmers Club. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Price were at The ’ following program will bo Vt-rtnonlville, Wednesday. given at the Assyria Farmers Club Levi HicKmnn of ChnrlolTe Is here which ni'-ets Juno 27th with Mr. painting his house, on Main street. and Mrs. H. C. Frttin. W. I. Marble went to Coals Grove Club song and devotionals. Monday on husinew*. Business session. Mr. mid Mrs. Allen went to Mason. Recitation—Mm. Albert Miller. Halurdny. to . visit their parents. Violin fMt|o—Mrs. Twiln Thomp­ They made the trip wilh the auto. son. The farmers in this section arc Paper. “The Worth of Ihe Associ­ rejoicing over the ’ ’ showers ated Press."—Wni. Charles’, Jr. we are having. Vocal Sold—MiM Phyllis.Carter. Ed. Feighner and Miss Bessie Paper. “Lilornlure as nn Element Dillenlwck were married Monday in Reform."—Mrs. Wm. Charles. Jr. night al Hie home of ihe bride's Vocal Duel, Lyle and Lloyd Task­ mother in Nashville. Rev. C. C. er. ' Gibson of Detroit, performing the Club Song. Alice G. Thomas, Rep. Grange Program. Program for CatUun Grange fnr July 4. Song, "lied, While nnd Bine."* IU'11 rail responded to by original1 patriotic rhymes. “A imjuiie opportunity for I be great fanners organizations." A reading followed by discnsssioii. Song. "America’ 5 by the Grange. Recitalion. .Grandfather?- Fourth. “How can children best he taught to be cheerful, when things «|o not happen quite as they wish?" A pa­ per by .Mrs. Ia-vens. Exercise. “Other Heroes" by five little girls. Nation's Idem.’’ by. a hoy. . Song, f'Stnr Spangled Banner." Decorations of Ute national col­ ors in charge of veterans. Refreshments nf lemonade and Wafers in charge of young ladies. . Augustus' Brisbin. 1IOWENS MII.I-S. Tho Miss ilissra -Mamin and Mabel West have "...■■■■■«„ ' ' from a«v*ai Eatonx-^aaaria Rtipids when’’ Hie former jus! grad­ uated from high school. Charles Picrcu.nf Coldwater, re­ cently visiled Ins molln-r, Mrs/ West. ' Gladeon Briggs is having a gal­ vanized SlMl roof laid on In, housfl, Wm. Boyce of Wayland 1? doing the work. Mr. and Mrs. John Norris wore Grand Rapids visilnra Iasi, Thurs- Independence Day nml have it dcliu-rrd anti ready when you wiuit It. good M-riicr from us. >hone 83 You will get Four Deliveries Dally Hastings, Mich. (inuigz* Prog nine Program for Castleton Grange, Friilav evening. Junh 2(1, HH4: Bbnk-Grangg Melodies. Roll Call—Your Most Cherished Possession ns a Child. Recitation—Lelnh. Palmer. Song—Velma* Brumm. r Reading—‘"A Guardian Angel’’— Recitation—A Roy? Opinion­ Franc is Kaiser. Rending—“Sister? CaW—Mrs. JVesley Noyes. “Memories of ChildhootT-FIvo Mr. arid Mrs. Bort Briggs nnd lit­ minutes lalk Iw Fred Brumm, tle daughter wen- the Sunday Charles Feighner" mlo.la z.f ll.< 11'... Penny'march. Closing Song—Grange Melodieti. Graco Price,- IxJc. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY/ Minnesota,' liaving adopted a model rural farm house and yard and a model village home, in pre­ paring lo place the models on ex­ hibition al oil farmers’ Instilutes ami other gatherings. and probably will erect n house as- n practical demonstration oL-what tho farm nnd village homes should be. Always Lead To Belter Health. Serious sickness starts in disor­ ders of the stomach, liver ami kid­ neys. The best corrective and pre­ ventive is Dr. King’s New Life Pills, They Purify the Blood—Prevent Constipation, keep Liver, Kidneys and Bowels In healthy condition. Give you better health by ridding the system of fermenting and gassy foods. Effective and milfl.- -25o. Recommended by Carveth & Stel>bins.—A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. �Sombwesiertt Barry DtpartmtRt WEST HBPE. There will be Chihlren's Day ex­ ercises al the McCallum achoid house next Sunday evening. £vcryoae is invited. Ernest Wise and family have moved into Rob McKibbens ii«g Jiouse. Helen and Robert Snyder of Glmrlolte are visiting friends hen-. Several from this place attended the Hope Township Sunday School Convention at Shultz Friday night and Saturday. .’Hie cold weather of last week HidnX-Juiug-us'any fro*! kit-a much appreciated rain came after. Ho please don’t complain about the weal bet- this summer so far. ---------—*-- 1 (gs The Store That Saves You Money u MAKE A SPECIALTY of first class goods in every line we carry. So when you buy an article of us you /may be sure that you are getting the best lor the money. GENTLEMEN, have - you STRAW HATS? seen our line of We have some dandy styles and .values from $1.00 to $2.00. Come and get yours while we have a complete slock. * Wm. RENKES & SON OF DOWLING Ml Linn® ©J Firew^ks NORTHKAST BARRY. There will bo an Ice cream social al the M. P. church this week Fri­ day evening.-June 26lli. Every­ body invited. Maggio.kalHcr Tliursduy afimiuun, July 2. -All .ipyiled. Mr.-. Mary Owen Friday afternoon, July 3. It will bo a .Muth' I.' Ill- I i mg. Everyone invited, especially iiiolliei-s. . Children s Day mtereisca al Cedar Creek church next Sunday evening. There Was mil a very large crowd nl church Sunday on account of the rain. Those who were there enjuyeil the Sunday School lesson very much. There wti« no preach­ ing, Rev. McCue teaching the eomliiih'd classes. Some very -good thoughts were brought out during Ihe lessmi. Dewey Sliinlun of Hastings high schiMil mid Mary Smith of Battle Creek high school are home for Millon Noldes and sb kilurduy al B.iflb- Ci-i-k. wall Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, and a Nice Line of'Candies, Cigars and Soft Drinks. '' CHAS. DENE.AU, DELTON, MICHIGAN. The Discriminating Housewife 'Is on the "LOOKOUT” these days. Hot weather spoils lots of things, but KELLEY KEE.PS KOOL fresh Groceries, no matter how hot the summer days get. Buy from KELLEY Cloverdale, Mich. Seasonable Foods Mid tor the marriagi ... .. Doolittle of Kalamazoo . Marie Katlirnm* Steedman wliat is a salad GOOD OLIVE OU.? Italian OH manufactured. ning al Kam o'clock Junhome, of the lit ide's pan n Iroit. Mr. IkMilitlle I. You will apt HOT WEATHER DRINKS t'ni'.crsity HENDERSHOTT S4IIOOI. HOISE. Frank v.u H E. C. Russ 6 Son II. Williams riilcr- of her many friends tier pleasant Imine to brale the event. T Iwaut{fully decoral' i JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER stow point. Sinclair'and family. Mrs. Frank tkigswell nnd HiMlebaugli. Mrs. Charley of Maple Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mead of South Grove is spendii.„ ...; ------ -----Hostings, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James McPeck. Miss Annina Gillespie of KnlamMr. and Mrs. Horace Curtis of Woodland spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Sylvester On-liorii. Miss Gert rode Aspimill uf .Xorlh Friday Miss CaMlejpiU spent Suiitliiy_ id . tlic Hi^lge l|)Q gueit of her parents. thner of Rutland. lullcra ACCEPT A The Grocers LAKE VIEW. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Mead and ihhen of Morgan .'|icnl Sunday Hi Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gillespie and faiqily. Mr. and .Mr**. Perry GiQTord nml sop Mitlnrd of fiowaginc are vjsil- nmii/o fC- K. WILLISON, D. D. 8.. F. Hastings, Mich. igoratmg qualities nro unsurpassed. Two Telephones the same. . Dale Svdgwii k has his burn up and nemiy enclosed. Mrs. Blanchard and Miss Blanche A. & C. H. BARBER, a Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or country, responded to wilh promptness, day or nlghl. Order Our Drays 11 you have any work in the above lines I shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices as low as 1 can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. Hutland visited their |ian*nls here Saturday Sunday. - Itus'cl find family of Kuliimazoo Smolny. • Ethel J.owih is helping Mrs. Addi- PHYSICIANS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN GENERAL REPAIRING . \ PROFFESSIONAL CARDS . zoo, Sunday. add Mr. mid Mrs. Miss Vliui Johnson, Avh.i im> h<N it' with Mrs. Bolyen fpr H"' p.i-i two Willis Bayne, went to Lansing. Thursday, with Henry Rnglu mid purchased a tine Reo car. . Mr. mid Mrs. Warner from llasllivea before returning to I in Orangeville. PLUMBING 6 HEATING Hr miHlhood. He gra'lii-ii. Hustings High School, l-.i- MILO. ing a sister, Mrs. Jansky, Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 17a CRESSEY. I IKILMhX CHl HCH. A line rafn- which was uwob Mr-. Lyou Blumard, of Assyria ' ireded livre cane Monday fme- Wta the BU-u of brr grand P»1. Ills i '.Mr. mid Mrs. L. A. McIntyre. . . C.hildron*s Day eierrv. Suiulav ; Thursday mid Friday. ' 1 Mr. and Tim. Henry lUglrt were in was a red letter da>. ]Lmsing. Thursday. songs, recitations, andThe miltcFt supper al Fred fmr-j Mi's. James'Burchett and . lol.p. ii were- proMiiil nud two.of tier little kee s wns well attended mid enjoy­ .lauglitera dollgblod ihc audience ed by all-pnitu'iil. , . I wilh rlicir singing. Dr. Li(hr>>i'. James Youngs of llasliiiB*. spent Dlsl. Ku|d» gave a tine i.dk to Uie part of Inst Week ..with Mrs. tda children, which was ‘enjoyed by WimhI and L. Towyscnd. - ' . young und old. , Mrs. L.' N. t»urkee went to Chi­ Mrs. Baker from near Balllft Thurmiay in company wilh' Lrr.'k. cam.! Sunday lo a-y.-t Mrs. cage. In r pisler, Mrs. Harvey Easton, for Bolyen, ia the home. Mrs. Ollie Doolittle, uim ha- a fvitaaliiys visit. Several from Ibis way attended! been viaillUrf rdalives here mid was ill foy iHm.»uI iO-days. able graduating exercises nl Hastings % to relurii to her liome in Kalama­ Friday.. zoo, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Flrsfer and: .Mrs. Hattie Reynold- of plain­ daughter.’ Myra, of Marlin Curin'!--.| well is the guest ol her aon, E. D. Reynolds and family. Hay Mason of Coop, r w;t, tin- Wickham, Sunday. guest. -ixt-Lkm-Wrlgbl-L^ Sunday,- —Mr?s - Aurtra Decker - Ik-npmitingKh,av : .1 i-> .> .. > .. i. .............. ■ ............. WillWill Shorter. \ve Me life ; is on the high marl l> Mr. and Mrs. L. Townsend. Harry nnd tlmu-l Burntnn attend­ Mr. mid Mrs. Adell" it Eiizioii ed the Alunmia banquet at Ha-trecently motored to Kih ' ings. Friday niglil. they visited friend*. .Mr. mid Mrs. Walter I ■n and i STATE ROAD. daughter, Vina Johnson, zion and Frank Moordyk. Friday afternoon, Gliildrcit'if Day exeroist - . Corners. Sunday. - Frank Wright. Don water, last Friday. In altctld the Wright"and Gay Wan ; funeral of his brother, Mose? Ohnto Battle I'.rcek, Tliursd t; .Mr. and Mrs. Newell 1 TIP" FROM VS. prise parly at I lie home of her par­ many returns of Un- day. ents Friday. Hie ocrasiim being the You may nwil some plumbing— seventy-second mim'vcrsary of her BAHHW mother's birth. The Aid Socntj Fourth of July ret want tu do the work for you. Hie quarterly meeting al .Milo Sim- homo <>f Mr, nml iiversmith, in Hit* lift i .When you have any moving to be .done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. lomcrs of ouin are i round the city. Phone Ui need and give Us a trial. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. OFFICE PHONE 70 Hatt ot I'oitoflice Phone 126 Hastings Phons 171 • Further Statements in Retard to ................... ... . The Keeley Treatment SSfAVif -r Fl I* Ct ' jjy. There are many -persons indulg***•■*** J ■ ■■ VW ing iuj|n, (jbL. of |i(mo lll|U<>F nm| drugs This holds true in your electric wiring. -That's one reason why I urge you to let uie do your electric work. You'll ■ know it Is'done right and that your buildings are safe if I do TYPICAL NEWSPAPER COMMENT ON THE REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA OF 1913 nn Quick. F. A. BROWN & CO. lulOuey, who can easily be relieved lot these conditions by a course of treatment al this institute mtU many men-add women have been le.-lored to good ritizemdiip uiiii good, In-alt Ii by Ihis li-eutmenl u» 11In* recommendations which follow iu a ncries of articles which will be publi-hed in this paper will verify. , und the fact Unit this institute has treated in tho lust 12 years approx­ imately 2,(>00 patients and that Vi> per coni of same have protected lheir cures which mlisl In- admit led by nil lo ho an excellent showing and lhe.-e results have been accoinolishi-d without Ihd dentil of a single, patient who was under treatment and we wish to state emphatically Hint there fg no dnngei lo any om from taking the treatment or af­ terward as some have been (old by putties who knpw. nothing what­ ever hi regard id tlio'trcalmenl. ' For further information -address Hie Keeley rnslitiile. 733-3j Ottawa avenue, N. W„ Grand Hapids, Mich­ igan. . ' Misses Emily Jones, will sta on Tuusday of tlhwill be gone a moiHli Grand Rnpiils, Detroit Kle. Marie. , Mr. Way of Edwaidburg I ing al the hotm - t Mr. :h Hospital is doing finely and Perry VanTuyl. tloclors predict A»r brr a Mr. and M:-._W:H Cash ii> Unit msHltili»». — • Quimby were lii- un.-U of Mr. imir The. Mllu l.ufie.' Will Mrs. peny v,|tl J uyI. Munday. . cream and cakfi :H fhe Milo chin. Ii I.iu'lln and Wit-mi Willilt-. of uilll III.-II -i-f. ■ Ml • Clara I >..; Mr. and Mrs. John Higd.ni s, sumim-r carpels for .one -hilling a from Salunlay imiil Tuesday ’ yard. Work done promotly. their daugliter, Mi-. Elsie Pu Miss Lnvera Doster will graduate IWtiltemores o i 0 this statement is made: “Thru this big organization with a string of 1i 1'0 0 chautauquas scheduled we were enabled to have attractions that we could not, have se- o 0 cured for a single assembly." ( | The Dyersburg, Tenn., State Gazette said o helping Mr. Lain :u revival mc.-lmgft al .. .............. will prearli al J. G. Hughes of Toxa' arrived al this pinSunday morning al Un­ Milo Saturday afternoon, Very weak usual hour. . . Mr. nml Mrs. Ldir is riding in a very happy frame of mind to greet new buggy. CEO. VAN TIFFLIN liis.sister and friends at Milo. He Electrician. DOW I ING. his daughter, Mrs.'Homer Aldrich. •Uy Wilh. Frank I’-') and funiily in CREEK STREET. Johiiplown. Th- L A. S. will hold nn • ire , Ray i-rwfnnu. wife and. daughter cream social nt the home VL'fled his piHeir-. James Fri---mid wife in Hasting^, ■'iunday. eninir. June 211. Eyerylw.dy come. •Mr..and Mi'. L.wbm Skillman, Albert Galkins is visiting bp.-par­ Mr. mid Mis; Harxry SkHliiitin and ents. I.. W. Calkin- mid-family. migJicn Mr.s. Jan- Skillman (.i Mrs W- J. -Norris niiil daughter of Grand Rapid.-, vi-.j-d lheir broih- j, Cnrlwn spent Wednesday at Ly- 'Mark SkillmiHi aid wife,-Saturday mmiiLrhnigira. amt Sunday, found liim 16 j.e nn. Mr. nnd~Mrs. Chas. Heid and chil­ l>roving in Imnltli. dren of Hastings spent several <luys EDGE Miss Margaret and Edith Lester I ORESJINC ' last week at Will Bidelmmi's. of Hustings, 5»>eni I .iu FridaV unMr. nnd Mrs. Karl McDami and lp Sunday with Ilnur mother and son llarajd and Mr. Winn nil ><f sister lien:. *Bnllfr! CjrgfX moloreil. lo L. W. Calkins’. Sunday morning, rolurn- mazed, visited In i- grand parc.iii'sAdvertised Leiters. ing home Sunday evening. , LorcnA Forte, Amos R. Ilalq, Wm. LEATHtH Dur high school students are en­ mg at Dowling 11. Hale, Win. I<rrall, Elsworth joying a well earned -vacation. next Sunday •• at 7:3(>. Kenyon. Wm. Kraatz, Win.. .Merita, Mrs. Warren Cairn- of Orange, - ...... 'wife tterw in Er-d Russell, Archie Yeliealey. vijle visited Samud Ggigefs Satur­ Batik Creek, lu-t I liutxlny. day and .Sunday. MDr l/a Geiger !{£! ' Prank Sweater, .Mrs. O.B. Gross. J.He l>"-Ci-iM-kr i mid family movreturned home with her \|/>nday. cd to Lrbandak. Jjiduy. • Carpenters will *oon commenced Mun®Itw HostM •M wuuirj I Bladder Irritations, kldmty Coniforting tn Stout People. building . the in w room on the I 'hill headaches, weariness, Frtley Cal liar lie- Tablets -are n school house. it’ in> mLe<- school as«tr«SXsiM-‘.. fefit ,n hark and sides, ail show the specially goiid 111 tie. regulator that Zji'/‘ltng the lii-l Monday evening •nd MUteM tttR NMCCI. I kidney.’ ne«\f to he toned up., keeps your syslerii in perfect work­ ift July.. . 'e’renglh'Uiwi, lheir regular action, ing order. No biliousness, no con­ - .f. J. W<)Of|iii,Mi'<->- and wife spent j aSimt^MX'pJuk'&e' ' restored. Foley Kidnev Pills willl stipation. no dislreis after eating, Saturday night and Sunday with - ---do it mi rely and quickly. They: nn gassy taste. • A stout person who It. K. Staulon and wife also visited ’ give good health, freedom from; uses them . comlaiitl/ will really I-. ! Li'.-;. . ' ' j co., i>aln. a return of appetite and sound. feel thinned out and more entn;sleep. Try them.—Arthur Mui-. fiirlabli? as a result of tliuir use.— Arthur Mulholland.—Adv, I hoilund.—Adv. • ■ 1r /Shoe Polishes The Tri-City Daily, Florence, Ala., says:« nee has been captured entirely by the Redpath Chautauqua and it ♦ c bet that the chautauqua will not be allowed to pass this city by in the future." I F In an editorial in the Albany, Ga., Heraldj’ mid' mil Yr- “We VVn will i„ill all all be Iym> sorry enmr 1,-kon al becomes Lnr-nmoo necessary tzir tzv -\ . editorkilly: when it for thrfwm them to fold their tents, but unlike the Arabs it will not be necessary for them to steal away.” The Clarksville, Tenn;, Tenn. . ( Leaf-Chronicle o “Now that our good people know from actual experience just what are ( > the possibilities of the Chautauqua movement they are unanimously agreed as to its < ► great helpfulness to a community." . Ir The Birmingham, Ala., Age-Herald says: । [ “The tent which holds over 2000 persons was well filled when the per- j ) formancc began last night and altho the weather was hot every part of the program was 4 > received with much enthusiasm. Indications are that from now on large crowds will z k patronize the chautauqua-performances. The Redpath agency which is giving the pro- < gram is well known as one of the foremost booking agencies of the world." Ih The Alpena, Mich., Echo: “When Mr. Rhein- i i frank asked those of the audience who would like a chautauaua in < k Aplena next year to stand, the entire audience arose. posing vote." ’ w '... It was necessary to calf an imj f ( 1) > The Battle Creek, Mich., Enquirer: “TheBeat] [ Ever Chautauqua growsmore popular with each succeeding entertainment/’" < | The Gary, Ind., Post: “It is doubtful if anychau- • tauqua in any city has ever had such overwhelming success during its font year as the Rcdpath Chautauqua had here during its present engagement.** _ t . , ..... ...... It .... ^Chautauqua U)eek in /fastings, jfugust 5 to 1! �THE HASTING! BANNER, JUNE 25. 1ML PARE SIXTEEN GRANGE HAIL CORNERS. Peter Ilergv .Hful wita are visit- 1 Mr*. Alice Bri-i-.l ba* been quile tag-lheir -m*. Mow and John of *i.‘k Iho pa*l !*•'-«• w1"' f ■ • > pneumonia and rheumatism. Iain*- ■'Smith, all ending.’ tfqe is bettar al. . \ Ihi* -writing. The beautiful rain has come al. . |rj.,i H.-H Hri-lol ha- gone lo Oklolast. Edd Clraiid ui;id> Al E. Matthew*, our mail carrier, . homa. ■ ha- moved into Ids n.-w hoii->-- he puraiMvd of Mi - lin e R< and <>f Saranac. ।"" nn Friday night he had a dancing party. Vvllicll W.IH Well all>-lld-<|. Etrrypody refniricd a k-hhI .lune, rviuimiig home al n Ini'- hour. Thoitin* Gillrtl wn« in Mi<kllvvdle .:i,.,r n.'.i.--1 qu dairy PRODUCTS I-'. -.mi-.im- .! b' Bel I ‘ lb®- la|b*r pact of la»i u,-ok vis­ iting p H l ak. Mr*. Dudley Kemirdy was in lr- log the latter pari of la-1 w--.-k • un Mort Important Eaaantiala visiting her iiiolber.*'Mrs.- > K-11Drdy. relurniiiK home Salui-i.r. IHy 1. M DA Via.) ■ Quality U the keynote ot a perma­ nent success. Though the Individual him In-mo for an ••'ih-iided dairyman may doubt this, its truth Is son Alton vii-re in I'.alcd.uiia tlm citiabllahed when the dairy businees, find part of Iasi Week.- returning present and future, is considered. uaLlbe BdU-r ;ui<l, \V.-ihotur I'Y hfay.-r*—-—!FUlure to t«alii<- wl Mtlli. ■ ii-'-l success# refusal to meet tho obligation ,:-i . I w,,,ch every dairyman owes to the N. R. ■ Johnson i'.-Iiii ®"'' । dairy Industry, and competition are at Thursday from hi* vi‘ 1 least three conditions which have । rlmvi It southern part of Hi-1 co ' ' brought upon dairymen tbe great 1 morning. Mr*. J. M. Perry mad. line- J ptablem-of how quality can be raised. < for tbe place has been reached where "'I day and Sunday al ' Improved conditions must prevail'" al Mapb- Ginn-. visEvery person who handles milk or Mrs. Emelin-- Van ville.’ She li-fl Munday cream knows that they are poriahablo when- she will make a 1 hi- products, which require special care. •k for fur- 1 Failure to observe the necessary pre­ cautions in handling these products will hold n I "ill In ■ must therefore Im- considered as a dlsi-.ii ;ilHi-- iirauu- j regard of Uie -principles underlying day la*l wi*ek. Hi.0111 in. *'• [quality. Were dairymen to apply IRVING. AUTY 0F Ill K UllrJu one day Iasi week. Maurice Kowrrbv will l< tar Big Rapid* win-re In­ tend school this summer. Geo. Smith i* now wu QliUBY. Mrs. SuMn McIntyre of Sanible Island, Florida, rime Turaday to I example of a self-made man. An old make her sister, Mrs. James Mein-! employe ot hla U responsible for the tyre, ftn extended visit. following story. Afler a caller had Mrs. Frgnk Chaffee went lo Rat- - left his office one day Mr. Armotu th- Creek, Wednesday to visit rela- turned tto one of hie associates and In.-' galg. . "I. worked with that man la a crossMl*. Charley Jneohs of Bridge ______ __________________ SI., left Saturday morning for' ro«d» store tn New York state A cu» S«iulh Bend. Indiana, to visit her totner came in. I remember, end went parent*. ,1(j nT0 an^ aix eighth* ysrds of muslin Thb Ladies Aid S/ciely will hold; that was worth alx and three-elgbtha nn ice cream xoeui! al I lie home iiIiaBU per yard. 1 measured up tbe !'■ B- SU**fi-. . 1 red “ a"1 Jum. ran. All -i.Ule.1 lo 11... Mi-*.-* M.-.la anil Krlti.-r, Or-1 i.urb 1. KT" ...rd Ih. e»» 5 s»•«-•»« i -“ii hm -1'11““' ' *' 01 -ii . H"** A I.--- '*»' lAourl.<oi , f .‘S' i cm. o,.r u m. .od t»«l me ho. 1 । bad figured it out. preaching sen ice. Rev. Yosl will *T didn't know than, and I am frank givr a talk to parents and children. u«r try to ••• wiiwum All please nltrnd. ‘ I' to co,,ta»s that 1 don't know now; but llorni.-.- N,-lnlj-re I,, l.kli'l I ' h*'1 T'""' lM»n> 0( Ml., M..ry l.-k™. II*. -Ip ot my lour*..- rtfllW r-d .In ir>- ••ream Pennock nf Hastings Miss Edith Moore of Grand Rap­ ids is spending her? summer vaca- IK"* I • n-vrain wij b >y Augusta Wa :ud and t"" M.’mIiug'hleii'm HasHai-lile-rMvr :iu>l ? Il"‘ \lr< Ida McCall. Her sunivmv biollu-r-. an- Olis Uemon-I nt l.an-- of Hint entertained Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Case nnd friend* from Blanton Sunday. Miss Hazel Palmer spent last the workers by aud week wilh her sister, Mrs. AV. G. cheer .lhem on. Mugriifge. ,, , ... ' A On.- toy. wli» will answer l„ ll„. i H- l-y ------- --- ----- .. .. .................. 1 Sl»|n Troubles, j ijiaiii home of Mr. mid wu, June.13th. ! >« liR'-n li.-<jrd ............. .. .. , : E<’z«*nja. Tetter. Itch and Kimilariai ‘.’nlo al ih«school work-in ItaMings Skin Erupfinn*. tain’l scratch—I..r i- ■ ' ' home tar I lie Rumtner. Modified Loy Fall. ♦hcmselvea closely tn two particulars. orcr n,“cty per cent, of the quality troubles would dlsapptar. and this raised standard would be accompanied by a corresponding gain in net profits. two features the abupe of which leads . to low grade dairy products. A large F. E. Defiling of near latke City) percentage of tho bad flavors in milk. cream and butter are the result of dirt, manure, 1 hair and files getting Lew Price of Grand Rapid* spent | Into milk during the milking process. Sunday al the home id J. W. Fogle,1 and this become* tbe more serious »<mg. .j । for the ri-aadn that 75 per cent, of , these contaminating materials go Into .uf. , solution and 'tan bo removed In no nt < inn lake. day way, but remain to cause the developwixinncnr. IVv. i.riu-i-y, merit of unfavorable fermentations On account of mi many children ! i*"M *""•to ll“’ 1 —c suu-m. .In, (-mart. Hi.- Mta-i.)Mr.v •’ '* , of- MiVMav- MILKING COWS BY MACHINES ?• , Imm.. I.f Mrs. Imz . • • Hum. I Imr-dny. July 21. There w York Station Announces Result nnd Mr*. Forman and cliilV ! Can be made profitable if the ‘,<K,'k •j1"!?.'*" *>L afler using Dr. i.-nd.-d the funeral of Experiment extending Over । Vz right kind of mS>ery burnt *,*«*m« UmlmeaU Write*.: Maynard of Shiloh. ville first of Ihe week, including ■ • wo. Hus is ihe Hrsl lune III mill! years ||yii*[Grandma Ehret and son. have been free from llta dreadful m'..n. Tho problem of milking by means of, Lillie Fay Ktiismaul .is suffering lilmenl.” Guai-anlee«l. machines Is still a long way from be­ wilh an allack of pneumonia, willi [ 11,-r brother, | , Ing solved, but we are much nearer kho whooping cough. A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. ■ J ’goal than five yean ago, or even a ent from the al* I' year ago. Moro people are thinking tack. LONG BE tt ll. Rev. and Mrs. Slone entertained tn'-chanlcal -devices for lightenIM Iw-'-u a numb- r of about-----------------l:ug<- ba** taken fropi Ihe lake Ihi* Ing the work of tired hande and aching more and Assyria mu) also week. . fingers than ever before. .1. .1. Unb'-rl*. f.lia* and \V. J. I Th® New York experiment station Grandma Merril, north of lown. Franklin and A. Ilawlluuii ->f Bnl-^as announced the result of a milking I.-.I nl I h-> li.-in.* nf her .Iniii.hl.ir tie Greek, apenl Salurdny' night and | machine '-xiM.-riment which covered . . ja period of over four years. The ex- [ At this store may lx- found a clean sto<1c ol staple general il '* rein P”«’*n>«‘tA show that. Including the burial. For many years Ihe merchandise from which to select your everyday neces­ mi ret.i- tln„, required to get tho machines young ladies would hold a New sities. As price is one ol the considerations and is a far.v from I n’at,y 10 “"“b them after milking, Year's parly in her honor, vvliich tor in every sale, we enumerate the following: •k mid al ' cow* C4n milked by machine In she always greatly enjoyed. (Uba. Rolled Oats for. _Miss Barbara Hiller egHjnr 25c . . S.Sj- luivntsvper cow. aa against seven allrr Perrv of‘minutes for hand milking. A higher ’mi friends ni town, ftilurday. Mrs. Lucinda biekrr nf Dellanre. — lbs. Light Blown Sugar ... Mr. aibi Mr*. claim of help Is. however, necessary to Ohio, is making nn extended visit 6 ban I^nox Soap.... la>luig.,' •p' Uj.i milk my machinery successfully. The Your Children's Manners. Borne of Ihe things we say against tbs Immigrants sound very string* from American lips. Wo speak of tho corruption of our children's man acre through contact with Immigrant chil­ dren tn tbe public schools. When all the world Is scolding us for our chib dren's rude deportmeat. Finer man­ ners are grown on a tiny farm tn Italy than In tbe roaring subways of New York; aud contrast our lunelf- B Irving General Store Mr*. Flora Middtiugli. who' Te­ rentiy returned from Un- hospital C. R. WATSON, General Store irving, Mich. 1904-1914 BOTH THONES—Hastings, ll» IL-IS; .Middleville Line. IBS 1T.-1S. for goiter, To conduct a dairy /arm at a profit The first step for the Buyer of a Monument "to pursue” would lie to select some firm in the home locality bearing a reputation for dealing fairly and who are able to show you many samples of beautiful Monuments erected by them in various cemeteries. It is absolutely impossible to peddle your order for a monument and not eventually place it :.k 1. pable firm, because their price is low. with an >nca»..()uali|v fi„t 1Mt Our D-o'B-nee was in Ixiwell one day last weck.\ Walker lUunscy and Ered Houma are spending this week al the Y. M. C. A. camp al Gun lake. Misses Eunice and Edith Herring­ Inn of Holding relunfrvk lo Hie vil­ lage Saturday evening. F\ H. Everhart has his new house nearly completed. assisting first-application starts Iwaling; the who • I nil. rough, scaly, itching skin is I h»m<-h.iii.-.i i.y iii.- healing and cooiirs nani. PIDER MAKING k times. As It was. Hotspur lived long before tbe discovery of tobacco or ot suuff. or. indeed? of America.— Letter In New York World. The Virginia Inmse of delegates Mis* Maude Sisson visiled rela- has voted down woman-* suffrage. A special library of. IJkMl volumes "tain in talk eonga between courses I la-vi Hynes had another al tack of devoted lo railroad subjects lias —Mary Antiu tn American Magatlne. appendicitis last week, but is much |n>en given Lu Ihe SI. Paul, Mina, public library by A. B. Stickney. belter al this writing. Forest B'-uhler. I humid Hnielker, Claude and Floyd Walton spent Sunday nt Gun lake. Freeport is planning for a grand Fourth of July celebrulion. Mis.* Mamie ifickert of Hjislingx spent Sunday with her panels’ tlie first of Illis week. l**ree|M>rl defeated Alio Thursday Oliilimry. ed to Hasting* Saturday, relurriinu IlinIhe same evening. |,y 1 WEST IRVING. Mi*s Catherine Corrigan. w|i graduated from tlm Harry Co. Nm nial Wednesday evening, hn* n turned lo her'hmm* here. therewith angry, when fl next cam® there, took In snuff." I might venture a conjecture that there are not more Instances because a majority of th® FREEPORT. "Aunt Alic® must be very Intimat® L. B. Rumsey is Ihe owner of a new Font touring car. with God, mother,” a thoughtful child A large number from here at­ remarked upon his return from a visit tended the Held day at Allo Thurs­ to Uie relative named. day. " 'Causes when she says her prayers visiting h<-r purviils. Mr. and Mrs. she whispers. I s'poSo She knows him Nicholas Ihiuma. - The Kershaw Comedy <ai, left) so well that they have secrets togeth­ oera of the Polish ghetto, where bread her,. Snhirday night for Cmlnloma, er and ho lust leans down kit ear." must not be touched with unwashed Mi*. Wm. abb* bodied jff>n Allmi wrnl In Ikwiing Satur­ day for a week’s visit. Mrs. William McCann Iasi week Thursday cnlerlaineil Ihe Em­ broidery Club of Hastings lo which she belonged. Mrs. Fml llunllcy “f Grand Rapfriend. Mr*. Will^Dcan. Shakespeare's plays, I write to recall one indirect Instance. In "'Ring Henry the Fourth" Hotspur, speaking of a certain lord, says: "And 'twlxt his finger and his thumb is held a pouncet Reliable and Unreliable Firms • farm work. The ire cream «orinl field nl lfi<* ni.-C.a- allenih-d. Shakespearian Tobacco. Regarding a reader's .query < again. i- "SLOGAN" % We are practical workmen at this business and have had years ol ex­ perience. Now is the time to place your order lor summer and fall de­ livery. Come in and look our stock over and get our prices. IRONSIDE BROS. Granil* and Monument Deaiera Hastings. Mich. Phone 197 Vacation Days We can prepare your HOW. Let us. clean your they do not have the washed and ONE DOZEN YEARS wardrobe for vacation. We KNOW white flannels and white dresses so appearance. Up-to-date machinery experience are our chief assets. HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. M. Kellogg, Proprietor Appetizers at Doyle’s It don’t make any difference what time ot day you come to us, wc will get you what you want to eat, if it is in the city. We Have Added Fruits Just during the past few days we have begun ser­ ving fresh seasonable fruits. When you are hupgry, come and sec us. Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch IN NOONAN'S CIOAK STORE Jefferson Street . Hastings, Mleh. BANNER WANT AllVS. I’A>’. Tbo. old-fashioned tin strainer baa I been relegated to the scrap heap. A Slogan The Man Who Lost the Plow” A I’ACr—That the retail price was at once advanced over 8 per cent after he lost the plow. QUERY—Who pays the bills? You should see The Man Who Lost the PJow. FOR BINDING TWINE—No standard twine is superior to the PLY­ MOUTH, no twine more even than the PLYMOUTH, no standard twine tics more bundles to the pound than the PLYMOUTH, no twine gives the fanner less trouble than the PLY.MOUTH, You should also see THE MAN WHO LOST THE PLOW for Mower and Binder Sections for Osborne, Deering, McCormick and Milwaukee Machines. Write BELKNAP BOBS on the barn door, then THE MAN WHO LOST'TUB FLOW just below It. Remember I am selling the Birdacll Wagon* amfltaggies with the manufacturers' . name on the name plate; and remember loo that I am THE MAN WHO LOSTTHE PI.OW. JESSE TOWNSEND NOT IN THE COMBINATION Aim to have the beat of dairy prod­ uct*. and market them where quality counts. If You Use Tobacco The man with enough feed and cows coming fresh this fall has no kick* coming. you should buy your cigars and tobaccos of us because we can give you your favorite brand the year around in better condition than any other place in Barry county. We give it to you just as it comes from the manufacturer, clean, fresh and moist.' In the first place our cases are zinc lined throughout, which is the only case on tbe market to«day that will keep and hold moisture. In the second place, we have the only electric humidor in the county. This electric humidor works automatically and gives out humidity 24 hours a day, which is the reason our cigars are always moist, fresh and just right. We want your trade and will keep any brand of cigars or tobaccos you want. Itohe.crcam Is still warm after sejflteutltig don't put tho lid on tho can down tight. \ Strong brine thickened with soft •>oap makes a good mixture to rid The farmer who allows hl* cows to hustl^for (lu-m»elves on the parched pastures Is making a mistake. The sunshine Is a good helper In washing milk things; but It does not pay to throw the ..whole job on tho sun. Hard and swollen udders may be greatly relieved by patient rubbing. If any liquid Is used, let it be warm The preservation of butter depends more upon the thorough removal of th® buttermilk than upon tbo pras- l| . HAMNER WANT ADVS. FAV. :« J. F. HOONAN The Place to Meet Your Friends ♦ Phone 100 Jefferson Street * �THE HASTINGS BANNER JUNE 25. 1814—20 PANES. PART THREE—PARIS 17 TO 20. The b-’ellf mothers vary; tbe in<»Another Japanese fly Inflicts up­ on the immature moths a death of nottHiy of lheir summer feast by exquisite torture. Il ilejMMils. its .tvposiling their eggs in the eatth in eggs within the lipdy of the full- gr.-rtt profusion during June and grown moth caterpillar. The egg* July..’.Thu egg? resemble smalt, THIS WEEK'S NEWS JIN Afler five days n hatch rapidly, and the larvae f.-a*t grains*.of rice. NEAR-BY' CpUNTI^S. for two or three weeks before they while grub emerge* from the egg. force their way out through Ho­ Il MMinuuros a metallic bla«-k. nnd Dee Brody, the fourteen year <>kl skin of (he still living caterpillar. A wiiKicIe<it* way l<» itie surface of full-growjj-caterpillhi may harbor the •■at lli itL search of food. . Al­ sin nf Chas. Brody and wife of a hundred or more of those. For ready it carries in il* jaws a for­ ftowauiar, started Tuesday morn.ijs protection during further devel­ midable di*seelinK apparatus. Ils ing to walk tn.Arl«*«ia. New. Mexico, hand, compact. acliVH.lkMty mark* it for the benefit yf Ins liOaltli. H« opment each of the newly , n;, i ha* recently developed pulmonary worms (pimedialely spina a small for a tighter. white cocoon. And the caterpillar, Hy the time it pushes through the trouble and it is thujigtij. that this unable Hi leave the sjWil. di. s slow­ soil, (he caterpillars of the gipsy­ will huild him up again. He car­ ly, "surrounded by and seeming t*.* moth are crawling over tin- tree* in ries credential* from- the Dowagiac brood ovel( the cocobn*.’’ *wann*. and I lie newly linti-he<| l.xige of Elk* which will secure ■ A more hazardous -existence than warrior lose* no time in climbing him nlfeiition and li>>*pitalify fn.iu that of eithhr of those two parasite* after them. Grasping J helpless Elk* all along the line. ui**nna‘deiii* led by a European lly-betiriihr tlm i-nterptltar in thi’-mtitdmTirth^ira.’k iinh-fronrt+ir-EpisrnnnhrhUK'lf of ' long name of Plerornniu*, which i< or side, the worm cut* through the which he is a member. out of all proportion to its size. In *ofi part tmtween two segmout*. the autumn, after they have built and proceeds to devour at a great A *eti|vmenl in Hie c:i*e of tho themselves a silken nest in vhii-h t.v pace the juices qnd fat body of it.* Michigan and Chicago' railway com­ sleep through tlm cold weather, the prey.. When it comes aero** a pany again*! Frederick A. and Ed­ fnotniir Pteromilti* deposits her irip*y-rnoth pupa lying helpless in ward II. Miiitline-of Kalamazoo re­ eggs externally upon the bodies of i|s cocoon, it tears a great bole in sulting from condemnation pro­ living brown-tailed caterpillar*. In Ihe horny skin, and eats the lielp- ceeding* started by- .the railway order hi Insure’her baby a.^ift*junl. |e*i.nyatuxiiolive. -Tb<- be^ite lai -, -.xuuiuiuy . h>_ seiuwi*.. Uie . nerCsAary quiet birth, tlm mother Pleromalu* vae have even been-found allocking right of way into Kalamazoo, was carries a tiny pqjfoned sword. and devouring (he body ofjlie full- .-••til.xl Thursday, when the deeds Piercing the silken nest mi her ma­ grown gipsy-motIi. Their appetite for the properly were lik'd wilh Hie . ternal errand, she ennningiy stings is iiiAatialib*. In default of the register, of deed*. .The suit was a caterpillar wilh the sword, para­ gi|i»y-nioHi. they will turn lo any [started in the circuit court before lyzing. him. and deposits her egg.* ■ •ther caterpillars lo be found, and -Indue Stewart some time ago and upon his unconscious body. The if there i* no oilier food, they will tin- caw was carried later to the caterpillar must be left alive,. for eat one ano| her. A single newly! -iipi . wit court, where- a decision tho baby Ptnromalus could not live hatched grub that could find t;olh- wa* hnndixl down several .weeks upon decaying meat. The eggs ing to riil, was observed by.the gov­ auo'conltriniiiu t'hnl of th'* lower hatch quickly, and the larvae begin ernment scientists to wiggle nearly court. The Grand Raplds-Kalamaiiftmedinlcly to feast externally up­ twq miles in search uf prey before ziM» electric line now has-il*-enni-’ on their helpless host. By the it died of starvation at the end. plele right of way into Kaknpazoo. time winter puts n slop th their ac­ three day.*. tivities, they have stored up all Hie This orgy of slaughter lasts . Intoresi i< again being revived in fat they. need. ami in the spring about fourteen days, during which the fiew electric railroad to run they emerge a* full-grown flies, the gruli slieds its jkin three times, from t'JiarloHe through Duck Lake leaving behind a nest full of tlm re­ issuing j»u each occasion larger and and Brookfield to Albion, and a mains of half-devoured caterpil­ stronger, until it is over an inch In canvass is now being made of the lar*. length, and distended from goo<l liv­ people and town* on the propo-.-l One of H|o most noteworthy im­ ing. route for subscription*, it being portations in the slaughter of tlm Thon, full fed. it IiuItow.* into the stipulated I ha t .*iii>.*erili>-r*'Will have moths ha* been an ui-tive green earth and hollows out a ro<iiuy ab*ohitely nothing to pay until -tho HE plan is an Excellent one, and can be applied to a number of commendable enterprises. beetle. n-iiger in the moth world. chamber four or five inches below road I* built and in operation. A. Here is a terrible creature Indeed, the surface, to make its transfor­ B. W’.xxl is Hie -ulicitpr of auliThe small amounts payable weekly into the Club can be spared by each person without a.creature of intrepid ferocity and mation through Hie pupal stage. *■■1 iption- and lie states that .Hie inconvenience, and when a number of persons associate together for a special purpose the magnificent voracity. Beside him For about ten days it rest*, in prep­ [construction of (lie rend will begin the liog is a beast of most delirate aration for this magical change, and as soon as the canvass is comidoled. combined results of their efforts will be a large sum which may be applied as a Christinas of* appetite. The gr«**n beetle will then it become* a fat. yellow pupa providing one-third ihe full cost of fering or used in other ways for a good cause. devour fen times his vvelgfll. in an inch long and half an inch con*t ntcl ion i* subscribed. The road gipsy-moth caterpillar* in a single thick, a beetle in embryo. A few bixl i* already partly- con«tructe<l. day.'and be ready to duplicate Hu* days later it emerge* from the th" nvvork being done t»onn* yi-ars performance on the morrow. Ills ground full gruwii to beellehbod.' ago. .Mr. Wood contend* that every nominal two seasons of active life The adult Culo.-ohin is a hand- person along the line in town or nre a wild orgy’ of slaying und feast­ soniel fellow. • Hi* Ixxjy is incif-ed cnunti y within a radius of thfeeand ing. ilia span of mortality in­ | in shiny, green armor, with a gold- one-half mile* ne«xl* th" road and. cludes a men- fortnight of larval |cn metallic luster, and In- ImihsIs of should he willing to do much to life and two brief, summers of adult long and agile legs, armed with secure it. for it will greatly increase existence representing less than Ihxrks nml-spines l>> hold its prey. the value of property No money live, months of activity altogether; Ulis, sharp mandibles are terrible can lx- ■•ollecied from any subscrib­ Inti during this time he-will norm­ Tweapons of offense. At first 'lie i.* er until the railroad is in operation, ally devour nearly six hundred and rather- soft and inert. He is con-. lint the suli.«crtpliorfi> pm«l be liber­ fifty" gipsy-moth caterpillars or j tent to bask in the sun and grow al if the toful is to materialize, for pupae sis big as himseif. A single ] strong. The gipsy-moth caterpll- llnanei«*W judge □* to how badly a pair have been observed to rat two ' lar* are gone now. but the young railroad is needed by (he amount thousand caterpillars within eight is not yet interested ill fixxL subscribed. weeks, gluttony almost Imyond be­ ilteelle . A* soon as he gets bis full strength? lief. Pleasant Day for “Uncle Joe.” | he plunges into the catlh. digs anThis Insect combination of the i other little luiinel. nnd settles him­ Sunday June 2I«I being hog ami the tiger will probably de­ self Tur tho winter's sleep. • “Father’* Day” the children and stroy billions of gipsy-moths this । Not* until the following June-w-W ditjjii'l children of .1. C. Wardell, all year. During the last five years I seen again. Then hit dig* hi*' way giirjsw-d at hi* Imine in thi* city five, thousand of the beetle* have wilh a sipgle desire to make ii|> lo iVnnnd him of the fart. Tliow* been imported, mostly from Switz­ Iinut for his long Tost? Now he is a tiger presXnf were C. C. Wardell . and erland. though some came from indeed. He will climb to Ihe far­ wifeW Chicago, Dr. L. A. Wanleli.Italy. France and Japan. Timir thermost twig in search of Ihe luck­ wif,' and little daughter* of Falthreatened totally to defoliate New hunt. They searched Europe from The moth flies made no attempt numbers have increased enormous­ more. .Mr*. Eva Underhill of Pot­ England, nnd bade fair to spread end to end, wherever, moths were in lo emulate the ladybirds. As soon ly. The beetle mol her will nor­ less gipsy and brown-tailed. caler- terville. .Mrs. Minnie Farr and 'I'lie wretched victim is lheir devastations far beyond Its he found. One man Journeyed as they were released; they my«- mally produce upward of two hun­ pillius. aught wjlli nn unyielding grin in daughter of Prairieville, also .Mr. borders. The mercenary army is across the PaeiilO to Japan. En­ tcriously vanished. The neighbor­ dred offspring during her two seas­ ■the beetle’s . trap-like mandible*, and Mr*. E. F. Bottom and family composed of insects the very ex­ tomologists all over the world were hoods in which they were colonized ons of adult life. One ambitious of this city-. It is noedh-s* to sayistence of which is dependent upon enlisted in tho fight lo save the for­ wcre"se.irched ovt-r and again, but female in capacity laid as many. us lb- wriggle* and squirms vainly to .that’ “L’uifie Joe’’ appreciated the. free hitiudf. In the struggle Hif their cunning effeemrenjm ns ests and crops of the United Stales no trace of them was found. The 653 eggs in a single season. ’ beetle knives grip closer. They |u>m<> coming of hi* children and„moth-slayers. The lives of these from destruction. As a result of scientists became very pessimistic The hunt for :t beetle to prey up­ pierce’sthe e/ilertamod.thein in Ills usual hap-" soft skin. Quickly the (IF HOW UNCLE SAM'S TRAINED minute warriors are consecrated lb this strange hunt, parasites and about (hose flies. Tlm first of them on the gipsy-moth was a tedious victim slackens his efforts. Before ^py mininer. It will prove to be a slaughter, nnd so well nre they Sarasitized mollis in nil stages of had been set free in HMI7. By 1910 one. We-lind several varieties of SCIENTISTS HAVE SUCCESS* thriving nl their sanguine task that, evelopmonl were soon being re­ even the most enthusiastic entomol­ native predai-iuu* beetles in Ihe the caterpillar is dead the lig>’r|Ts day long to'be remembered by all. FULLY WARRED AGAINST ns far as the moths are concerned, ceived from many lands at the com­ ogists were ready to admit failure. United Stales, but the gipsy-moth voraciously feeding. Card of Thank**—I wish lo Between feasts there is love-mak­ New England today is a shambles. bined nursery and barracks estab­ Perhaps the flies had been unable caterpillar is arboreal, and the lazy heartily- thank Ihe many friends The mothers lay lheir eggs, nnd Last summer, in some regions, lished by the Government al Mel­ lo withstand the rigors ot a New American specie* refused h> climn ing. neighbors for (heir khidne** THE GIPSY AND BROWN TAIL­ their numbers were reduced one- rose Highlands, Massachusetts.. for England winter in Hie open. Eventually the terrible and return immediately to. the hunt'. during iny wife'* sicknc** nnd Per­ trees. half by tlfc» mercenary invaders. the roaring and study of the iriseg-t haps they were homesick for Eu­ green tiger, a Irer-cliinbing beetle For hearty eight week* this* life of itentli; also for lift* beautiful flow­ ED MOTHS IN NEW ENGLAND This year’s warfare is expected to army. Calosnma species, was cacnoge qnd feasting is continued. er.*; also tjie lielx'kah.* ’ for lheir. rope and Japan, anti preferred star­ of the By that timodhe caterpillars are result in more extensive destruc­ Of course Ihe transportation of vation to life in a strange land. The brought over friiin Europe. kindness and flower.*. tion. The government scientists, this vanishing for their further trans­ sort of live slock was new. and non-scientiflc government of MassaJack Iguibaugh.—Adv. formation. and the - beet by* are Ry Cultivating Enemies Whleh De­ who have engineered this most tre­ the mortality en route was often c.huselta. which lias shared wilh weary. Jty Hie first of August. mendous of all insect wars are con­ tremendous. the National tioveiiiiiienU Ihe ex­ stroy the Moths. Desolation of The Oriental speci ­ BANNER AVANT ADVS. PAY. fident (hat in a few years the moths mens traveled six thousands miles penses of the warfare against the Ihuilgh summer is still in full revel, Country Thus Slopped. will be under control. There may to got here. they burrow again into the ground Most of them had to moths, began lo grumble aimul lime fpr-lhe long len-monlhs’ sleep.- • In a recent number of that exeel- thereafter be occasional sporadic be carried in cold storage from the and money spent on parasites that lent magazine, the Century, is an outbreaks df them, but they wilt time they were gathered in the did not parasitize. And the over­ The gi.eii liger i* a*stiirdy fel­ article telling of the warfare that no.longer be a menace and a ter­ fields in Japan until they reached worked scientists really had very low. Despite Im* appetite, he can ror. No other nation has ev.ee has been waged by the scientists live forty days without hxxl or wa­ tlul laboratory in MasHachiiHefts. little defense. gathered nn army of alien Insects who are in the employ of the U. ller. -and can get-llirough a season Otherwise they grew lo maturity, But a surprise awaited every-one. lo protect its fields and forests. S. government against those im­ and either died or escaped before In 1911 regiments of tlje .fly armies Take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg­ I on very lean rations. In default of ported pests,-the Gipsy and brown­ Crippled-up Sufferera In- ha*, in captivity, accept­ The moths have been the most they reached our shores. The first were found in remote parts of New etable, Compound and be ninths tail moths. The damage already destructive insect scourges that big shipments arrived. 300,000 boxes England ed beefsteak: but when bis rap­ Find Relief After Few Doses valiantly slaying the done by these insects reaches the ever visited our shores. They and cases of moths and parasites moths. Last summer it was deter­ Restored to Health. tors ottered hjm live earthworms, । . of New Remedy are . / Inmdreils of millions, confined so have caused damage to growing have been received. । lie |n-vierred slnnnliim-.- -.Hr ran! mined that they had increased lo ^Talten far to • New England nnd they tilings that must be figured in Kansas City, Mo. —“The doctors told I survive stuing flood*. Kept four} Tho diminutiveness of the little myriads, and sonm varieties had It is needle** to suffer any longer’ threatened tin- entire defoliation hundreds of millions of dollars. spread over tun- thousand square me I would never be a mother. Every day* under water in captivity, he wilh rheumatism, and be all crippled of (he trees, and their ultimate de­ Nothing lo compare with this wide­ warriors was an additional handi­ miles. month the pains ■refused lo drown, and. when final-1 The reason they hail not cap. Some of them were too small up. and bent out of shape with its struction? In the whole country. spread destruction has ever oc­ to tie discerned by the qaked eye. □were bo bad that I I ly .released, engaged in his cus­ heart-wrenching been discovered at first was because pains, when you can How science has successfully curred in Europe, Asia and north­ could not bear my tomary activities, ami raised a fam-! I surely avoid it. Thirty varieties of flies were each and every one of the flies was waged a war against these pests, so thorn Africa, the native homes of gathered from Europe and Asia, nnd inspired with a passion for exer­ weight on one foot. ily of normal size. .Rheumatism comes from weak, in­ If they appeared within the laboratory they increas­ cise. Their businuss in life was l<» •that they will be kept within tnotha abroad. These are merely a few" samples active kidneys, that fail to filter from I began taking Ly­ bounds, is related in the Century in great numbers in a certain part ed very rapidly. There was one attack and devour moths. But dia E. Pinkham's of our imported insect nierceii.irie* the blood, the poisonous waste matnrticlo which wo reproduce, and of the country one year, they would midget, a Japanese specimen, that they had no appetil-- for moths in AA’e now have nearly forty varietiesj[ ter and uric acid; and it is useless to which will,,wo an- sure, interest vanish the next. for three years defied all efforts al the innnediale neighliorliood. Their pound and bad not of tlien’i engaged in Hie slaughter rub on liniments or take ordinary, our renders. In giving this story During recent years the Govern­ importation by escaping or dying instinct gave Hie strange little crea­ finished the first hot- of the moth*. Alxnil- two millioni remedies to relieve the pain. This the Century magazine has given ment and the New England Stales on the way. have been litierate'd in the last six!i only prolongs the misery, and can't Finally, in tMffl. tures an appetite for moths a mile further evidence of its grejit ser­ have beetj spending half a million eleven live specimens survived the or more away I _ years, but Hint number represent*! ! possibly cure you.’ ‘ 'w. greatly relieved and merely the mii-b-us of Hie immense! vice lo the people. dollars annually to fight the moths. voyage. only way to cure rheumatism From these eleven have, One of tlm most effective flies is 1 took it until it winged force now engaged. Tin* is-The to remove the c?use. The new disWhat would have happened to - Bin though hundred.; of persons been produced nine generations in the diminutive Japanese warrior, ade nur sound and slow-winged Jtipsy-mnth lia* prov­ i covery, Croxdrie, does this because it America had not Science come to and elaborate apparatus were em­ seven months, at the end of which who, afler his arrival, increased the aid of our country in helping to ployed to keen the moths In check, time a census was taken, and the his numbers from eleven to 1.300,<mn) well, and I now have two fine baby ed a .readier, victim tlijn Ute fast­ neutralizes and dissolves all the poi­ It i* sonous substances and uric acid that destroy these pwls it is hard to they increased by millions, anil year surviving family was found to num­ in seven months. He is of tlm girls. I cannot praise Lydia El Pink­ flying brown-tailed ninth'. conjecture. In the countries from they increased by millions, nnd year ber f300.000 flics. There wa» de­ Schedins genus ami lias been cln-lsl- ham's Vegetable Compound too highly safe to say that we need not worry lodge in the.joints and musclei. to scratch and irritate and cause rheu­ which Ihe moths came lheir num­ by year the situation grew wor$e. cidedly no race suicide thepe. ' ened Kuwanae in honor of Prof. for what it has done for me. I always about the gipsy any more. bers are kept down and lheir |>ow- They spread over the greater part By (his lime a huge fighting force 8. I.'Kuwaqa of the Imperial Agri­ speak a word in favor of your medicine Dr. L. O. Howanl. Chief of the matism, and cleans out and strength­ er to do serious harm is largely of New England and threatened the —hundreds of thousands of flies— cultural Station nl Toklo, who sent to other women who suffer when I have Bureau of Entomology of tin* Unit­ ens the stopped-up. inactive kidneys, negatived by their insect or para­ country. was being placed in the field, and us the first specimens received an opportunity.’’ — Mrs. H. T. Winn, ed Stales Department of’Agricul­ so they can filter all the poisons from site enemies. How this struggle A study of maths in foreign coun­ the scientiits waited confidently for alive. 1225 Freemont Ave., Kansas City, Mo. ture, who is really the commander- the blood and drivejt.otL and out of . . the system.i- • " has bean carried on makes the In­ tries revealed that their existence results. They had a precedent for This Japanese midget prcTers Ils in-rhief i>f tin* Insect’armies, is so, CroxonefiM the' most wonderful teresting-story which follows: was made precarious by scores of their confidence. As far back ns caterpillars sefved in tho egg. The Head What AnothcrWoman says: weJJ satisfied with the work of his Cumming, Ga.—“I tell some suffer­ nfercenaries that h>* will ipiixirl no­ medicine ever made for curing chron­ Very quietly, without the call of varieties of other insects that prey­ the eighties, when the fluted-scale Won. Mrs. Schedin*. deposits her rheumatism, kidney I troubles, and tho trumpet Or the booming of ed upon them; For these winged Insect was killing the orange and honorable egg within the body of ing woman every day of Lydia E. Pink­ more of them for the battle against ic .You will find it guns, a 'strange and terrible war­ parasites the moths were at once lemon groves in California, a high­ Ihe unhatclmd jripsy-moth caterpil­ ham's Vegetable Compound and what it Hie nielli-, though ihe employment bladder-disorders. fare is being waged in New England, food and drink, and home, and for ly effective Jadybird- had been im­ lar. Within a few days the honor­ has done for me. I ojuld not eat or of parasites to fight insect pest* will different/ from « al! other remedies. There is nothing else on earth like it. in which the casualties.of a single the young grubs they were the ported from Australia to fight tho able egg has Iptfionii* tlm honorable •leefi, luul u bad stomach and was in always be an important phase of the It mattersinot.how(old you are, or summer day probably run into th" nurse and the nursery. The-crea­ scale. When colonies of the lady­ larva, a tiny grub with a passton.for misery all the time. I could not do my work of this most important how long’you'have | suffered, it is millions. For several years Uncle tures existed solely to slay moths. birds were liberated, they immedi­ food. No child in a fairytale who housework or walk any distance without bureau. practically impossible to take it into Pam has unobtrusively-been gath­ They devoured the unhatched ately pounced ,upon the merest awoke in a gingerbread house was suffering great pain. I tried doctors* Our insect armies nre not only the human system without results. ering his mercenaries for this moths in the egg; the fat and help­ scale insects and devoured them, ever better provided for than this generally efficient, but have the rare •You will find relief from'the first few struggle from all parts of the less math caterpillars, and even the and so completely did they do their infant. It 4s entirely surrounded medicines and different patent medi­ virtue of Ixdng comparatively inex- do^es, and you will be surprised how cines but failed to get relief. My hus­ world. There are warriors from adult moths, fell victims lo lheir work that the California orchards by breakfast. And it proceeds to fielWve., The mo.lh mercenaries quickly ail your misery and suffering France and from Germany, from rapacity. Through their relent­ were cleared of the pest within eat and eat and eat until nothing band brought home yourVegetable Com­ tave ro*t. littfe more Ilian a hun­ yrill end. ‘ • Russia and from Japan, fighting, so less warfare the rankd of the for­ two years. To this day the Cali­ is left of that embryo caterpillar pound and in two weeks I could eat any­ dred thimyand dollars in the-uggreAn original * package * of Croxone to speak, shoulder to shoulder, or eign moths were constantly thinned. fornia State Board of Horticulture except the head and claws and hair. thing. could sleep like a healthy baby, gate during tin* last six. yi^ars— costs but a trifle at any first-tlass rather, wing to wing. The martial Here we had got the moths without maintains a barracks of these By this time the honorable grub is and walk a long distance without feeling about the price of one of the high­ drug store. All druggists are au­ host numbers myriads. the parasites, and, freed from their doughty amazons .in Sacramento, rea»fy to enmre • and develop into tired. I can highly recommend your ly ornamental post offices that al-' thorized to sell it cw a positive moneyThe enemies against which the natural enemies, they had became and whenever the scale appears, the honorable -fly and eatanlish a Vegetable Compound to women who most any rural congressman will! back guarantee. ■ Three doses a day struggle is being waged are the a plague. several regiments of the ladybirds new little honorable family of lifty suffer as I did, find you are at liberty to snatch out of the national pork! for a few days is often all that is gipsy and Uie brown-tailed moths, The government scientists there­ are rushed to the infected orchards, or a hundred In other, gipsy-moth use this letter."-Mr>. Guaklu; Bag- barrel to please his conslitutenu in ever needed to cure tbe wont backthose terrible destroyers that fore went abroad on a huge insect and make short work of the pest. eggs. „ let, R, 3, Cumming, Ga,' some obscure fresh-water village.- • .Jbeor viusoamnarx dascim, Southwestern Michigan Christmas Savings Club Suggestions ...... From Other Cities CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUBS—Such as we are conducting, are very popular in many other cities and towns in this and other states. IN SEVERAL CITIES 100 or more members of a congregation have joined and will use their combined savings as a fund next Christmas towards paying church debts. IN SEVERAL TOWNS the members of Sunday School classes have joined, and in each instance will club together and use the money for the purpose of buying the teacher a present. IN OTHER TOWNS Societies, Churches, Sunday Schools, Charity and other or­ ganizations have joined to save money for a specific purpose. T It’s an Easy Way to Save Money. A Sure Way to Have Money JOIN NOW-GET YOUR FRIENDS TO JOIN HASTINGS CITY BANK Hastings, Mich. j --... CENTURY MAGAZINE TELME.W MRS. WINN’S ADVICE TO WOMEN MAKES RHEUMATISM PROMPTLY DISAPPEAR �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JVNE 25, 1914. follows: . Order For Publication. Tho south onp half (*4) of tho Slate of Michtfan, the Probate south east one quarter (M) of sec­ Court for the Cougty of Barry. tion thirty-two (32), Townshin Al a Masion of raid court, held al throe (3) north, range nine (»'i Iho probate office, in the city of Wr*L together wilh the heredita­ the Township of Orangei illr. Hasting*. In *a*t county, on the 8lh. ments am! appurtenance thereto We, the undersigned, free-holders day of June A. D. 1911. . belortgiug or anywise appertaining. of the towiuhip of Orangnvilli-. do Present: Hon. Cha*. M. Muck, Dated Juno f»U 1914. hereby demand of your Honorable Judge of Probate. James M. Smith. Board that you call a special town­ Circuit Court Commissioner, In the Muller of the Dilate of ship meeting of the electors pf. said Phebe A. Horn. deceaaetL . Colgrove A Poller, township, and that you submit to Solicitors for Complainant by I Moros Horn, husband, having filed Mid electors at raid special mil ling Ln sai<| court hi* petition praying ' way ot answer in the nature of a i the question of using money’voted that an iusirument now on file, in crossbill. Adv. 6-wk* April 1914, the following sums of thia court purporting to be the last money for highway purposes to will ami teslamenl of Mid de­ meet outstanding claims, lo-wit: - ceased ho admitted lo probate and Order For Publication. Claims amounting to 288 (2-100 tbe excculiiMi thereof be granted lo Slate of Michigan, the Probate dollars for higliway repairs In raid B. A. Wertnian or *oma Qther suit­ Court for the County of Barry. township, and to-fvit, outstanding able person. *■ . Al a session <>f said court, held at claims amounting to 90632-hiU dolIl i* Ordered, That the 7lh day the probate office, in the -City of I laut for permanent highway im- of July A. D. 1914. at ten o’clock in Hastings, in said county, un tbe) pjvyMneiits. tho-forcnumfi’ al said probate office, first day of June, A. D. 1914. Dated June 3, (OIL s . be ami i* hereby appointed for Present: Huh. Chas. M. Mack, E. H. Hamper, [Judge of Probate. hearing said petition: W. G. Cffiwford, ,It .la Further Ordered. That .Il.iai runner .uraercu, *nai put*pun-;. jn th,. Matter of the Estate of I Ed. Silc£, lie notice thereof be given by pub- Hernan J. Hammond, Deceased. ' । , Geo. MWIau. licalion of a copy of this order, for Minnie L Hammond, widow, hav-1 Fred 1Z Brown, three auccessive weeks previous to. jng fi|,,(j In Mill court her petition D. R. jft'L»-ay, saidilgy of hearing, in the Hastings Spraying that the administration of! Georgd>H. Chapman, Banrii’r. a newspaper printed olidfRajd estate be granted to.Claud A.! The New Deere Loader gets all the John Jahnson, circulated iu said-pounty. Hniffmond, or to somo other suit- I hay because it has a “double pick-up" that BAX Gk,.«pm in. -w- CHAS. M. MACK. able perron. _• -* A true copy. Judge of Probate. Il is Ordered, That the 27lh day’ controls the swath or windrow from both \Vm./iwinaar. GIJACE BAUER. of June. A. D. |9I4. al ten q’elock sides as it is lifted from the ground. - Register of Probate. in the forenoon, nl said probate .of­ ClintMi Hurtins, Clean hay commands a higher price, fice, be and is hereby appointed for: ClmMi Gn.-lle, hearing said petition; hcncc a loader that takes the hay up free J. vETSileock.—Adv. Order For Publication. Il is Further Ordered. That from all trash is worth more than one that Slate of Michigan, Uie Probate public nolicO thereof be given I»y Court for thn Cbunly of Barry. publication of n copy of this order, does not. The New Deere Loader is a Order for feliliculkm^ At n session t>f said court, held for three successive wb'krf previous HAY loader only—it will not gather up Slate of Michliiiti. The Probate at tlie probate office, in the City of lo said day uf hearing, in the Hast­ Sly ot Barry' ing* BANNER, a newt>pa(>ei' print ­ bottom trash. * . .Hast ings, in Mid county, un tbe 4lh Court for the Co| ed and circulated in said county. At a session «»fJagiid court, held at pay of June A. D., tai l. Good hay consists of more than the Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, Chas. M. Muck. the probate oinkM, in Ihe City of A true copy. Judge of Probate. , of Probate. stems. In fact, the principal feed value Hastings, in sari)I, county, on the Jiidge Grace Bauer. tOtli day of J mtnf A. D. 1911. •' In tho Matter of the Estate of resides in the leaves and foliage parts of Register of Probate. Present: HagJ. Chas. .M. .Mack, Ann Gregory," Deceased. the plant, and this is specially true of the Judgo'of ProbW .Milan A. .Wa|ldotff, creator, hav- I ing filed in said court hi* petition i S t of : tbo . Estate In the Mat*' clover and alfalfa. Experience has proven —x— IL -‘ ,l *- administration 1-n I inn nr! praying that the of | Order for Special of Henry Coh<k8i. <1, Deceased.. that the New Deere is the only satisfactory Tounship Meeting. in, widow, having said estate be granted to George W. T Ada J. CotMn Demand having been duly 'made loader for handling ripe clover for seed. filed in sail [court, her.petition Garrison, or twine other suitable' ____ — upon (ho Township Board of the praying that I I instrument now on person. If you can do more than the other fel­ file != iu thl: (his ™.. ciffirt purporting to be f.!= ...................... fl is Ordered. That (he 3rd day township of Orangeville, for the ,1— last 1—1 will'.gad -4II..L.I testament of said of July, A. D. 1014, at ten o'clock In submission to the qualified electors tho low—aren't you worth more? Of course, deceased be amnilted to probate the forenoon, al said .probtflc of­ of said township, of the question of and that’s one reason the New Deere and the exectaim thereof grant­ fice, be nnd is hereby appointed for using of moneys voted.April fl, Hill, ed to Ada J. (Jnoon, or some other hearing raid pqUtion; the following amounts to meet out­ Loader is worth more than any other—it suitable person. It is Further ordered, That pul*- standing claims, lo-wit:—The sum will do more, not to speak of doing it better. It ia OrdpredjAThal the t(Mh day lic notice (hereof be giveq by pub-. of 28812-100 Dollars to pay mil­ There arc many other highly com­ of July, A. D. C*li. at ten o’clock licalion of a copy of this order, for standing claims for highway repairs, in the forenoon, M said probate of­ three successive weeks previous (o and to-wil:—-The sum of 93632mendable features to the New Deere that fice. bo ami is hcroby appointed for said day of hearing, in the Hastings' DoliaM to pay outstanding cla HANNER, a newspaper printed ano for highway permanent iinpro wc are unable to mention. If you will call hearing said m illion; menls, Il is Further Orfered. That pub­ circulated iu said county. we will be pleased to tell you about them. ♦ Chas. M. Mark. Now, therefore, (lie said township! lic notice thereof b* given by pub­ Board does hereby order and direct | A lure copy. Judge of Probatg. lication of a copy ** ------- * that a special inerting of said town-’ Grace Bauer, three successive -■ previous lo if you get stuck in your haying, phone us, and we will get a Loader to you at once. ship will he held al Ihe. town house Register Of Probate. .................. In Ihe Hast­ on the 27lh day of .lune A. il- 1911.■ ings BANNER it nmfttpaper print­ an<| that there shall be submitled rrI ed and circulated In Kilti county. |»ro(H>si(ion lo use of money vnUMf Chas- M. .Mack, Mortgage Sale. the said sums of money, to-wit, A true copy. Judgg of Probale. llcfaull having been made in the 288 12-100 dollars to pay mitstandGrace Bauer. . conditions of a certain mortgage ing claims for highway repairs, and Register, of Probate. made, executed and delivered, by 936 32-100 dollars t<> pay otllrtandHARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT DEALERS Harriet Moore of tho township of ing claims for permanent highway Maph* Grove, Barry County, to Af­ iinprovAinents.Order of Appearance or Publication. ton D. Smith of Ihe City of Hast­ Phone 1 H1-115 State Street Hastings, Mich. Slate of Michigan. Fifth Judicial ings, Barry County, Michigan, dat­ D. KlingeuMhilh, ed the 201 h day of March A. D. 1912 Circuit—tn Chancery. . John G. Killick, . and ’recorded in the office of the Laura Stanton, r . Irving Him-. register of Deed* for Barry Coun­ Albert II. Porb r. Clerk, Complainant, ty, .Michigan, on the 2t<th day qf VA 2-wkf. Twp. Bbard.—Adv. t'.lcmeiil Smith. UNIQUE FLAN FOR DECORAT­ March ■ A. D. 1912 in liber 72 of| Rex G. Stanton, Circuit Judgn 5th Circuit and act-; .Mortgages on pages 370-371 and on Defendant. ING DURING CHAUTAUQUA WEEK of Probate. . Suit (lending in the Circuit Court which mortgage there is now due at I Ihc date hereof by reason of the Notice of Special Tounfor the County of Barry. : _j.i ._>——. <>------------- 1 interest ------j s»tiip Meeting. Grace Bauer, Fifteen Big Streamers lo Span Bus- j In Chancery, nt the Cily oC Has­ non-payment of the annual ,.v Register of Probate. Demand having iK-t-n duly made tings. on the 29th day of Mdy, A. due March 201 h. 1913 and the nohiiicsN Sts. Anluniobilc Banners. —due •*-- <1Utkin Ihe Townsnip Board of the naynicnt of the annual interest D. 1914. j’’ 35 ACRKNi Clay and gravelly loam soil, Uys gently rolling, fair eight Window Pennants for Homes. Onlcr For Publication. room house, 2 Itarna, 1J< miles from R. R. station, good location. In this cause, il appealing fcrom March 2Q4h. 1914 nml, the taxes due *1Township of Orangeville for the submission to the qualilred electors 'Uris city is surely In Iw In gala ami payable Deqpmber 1st. 1DI2 in« Slate id Michigan, the Probate aflidavil on file, that the D<*f«ialant. rided by "f said township of the question of Court for lln- County of-Bany. ulliro Chautauqua Week, according chiding an attorney fen [Provide-* Rex G. Stanton, ia not a,resident uf ■1(1 AGHESi 5 mile* l/om Hasting*, 40 acre* under cultivation, 0 acre* ..... .... ia said I Using of money voted Ajiril 6. 191 1 In plan* now being perfecte*! al lho[ At a *»-ssion of said court, held al statute mid itipiilaled for in this Slate but is a resident of Had­ fine paature, good eight room house, small barn, plenty of fruit, good mortgage the sum of One Thousand [by- l:ix_,l1ie preM-nt year the sum «f Um probate office, in the City of Ib-dpath Chautauqua headquarter* en lAke. Idaho. On motion of Com­ water, clo*e to school and a fine location. Frio* *2,200. Ttraii plainant's Holicilor' it- is Ordered Seventy Seven and iO-fOO Dollars 28k 12-100 Dollars, to nay for oul- Hasting*, in raid county, on ihe in Chicago. Igisl year, in all (daces where that Ihe appearance of said non­ and the said niortgagco having standing claims for Highway rt’* 171 h day of June A. D. 1911. 12<i ACRKSi 4 miles from Woillaud, excellent soil and lay* good, 9 Hon. Cha*. M. Mack. Redpath Chautauqua* were In-id. resident Defendant. Rex G. Stanton. elected nnd hereby electing to de- । pairs, and (tie suin of 936 32-t{)0 J’rcsenl: acres under cultivation and S *Crea of pasture, the fends* are good and mm' pennant streamers spanned the b«> entered heiein, within four elare the full amount secured by! dollars lo pay outstanding claims Judge of Pmliale. there la an abundance of all kinds of fruit, excellent six room house hi the .Mailer' of the Estate ©f business sireids.- This year the months from the date of this order; said mortgage due and payable ini for Highway permanent Improve­ cost f1,300, good well and cittern, fine barn 16*34 al*» ben bouse, provisions ineiils: Therefore,’ notice is here- Ethel I. Hammond, a ininor. numher will lie increased to IlfteeeO and in case of his appearance he accordance wilh the wood «hcd. corn crib, granary and hog bout*. Thia place border* on Minnie L. Hammond, guatdian, am,I in addition the sln-amcr* arc cause his answer to the bill of com­ contained iiRmid mortgage, notice by given that a special township a good lake with excellent fishing. Friso *1,500., Term* *1,■ plaint to be filed, ami a copy there­ is hereby given that by virtue of meeting of the township of Ornnge- having tiled m said court, her pe­ much Intger than heretofore. < OOO down. the power of sale contained in-said villo in Ihe County of Barry will be tition praying for reaitbns therein Three hundred •small Icuiner* for of to l>e served on tbe Complain­ mortgage. I shall foreclose the 1 held on. tho 27th day of June A. D. slated that sin* may be -fainued to use on awnings and the like are also 71 ACRESi •>}* mile* from Hostings,53 acres second growth timber, ants Solicitor within Twenty days balance under cultivation, the soil la clay and aandv loam and lay* after service on him of a copy of same by a sale al public auction lol 1911. nl the town house in said *e|| th,, interest of said tumor in iHMiig sent to each city. gently rolling, there Is anVxcellent 9 room house with furnace heat, There will be a u>*ueral sup(ily of said bill and .notice of order; and the highest bidder at the North town-hip at which time, there will, Ihc r.-al i-stale therein described at the barn ia t>oor and the fences are fair. The price of thia farm is cloth penuaiit* fur the autos. In in default thereof, said hill will be front door of the’court bouse, In be submitted to the qualiihrt eb®*3,000. Terms *1,500 down, or would take Hasting* property Il 1* Ordered, That the ("Hi many town* U»«-s.« wi* l>« nsod first taken as confessed by said non­ the City of Hastings, on Saturday (nr* of raid (ownship the propoiiin exchange. Ihe 22nd day of Auguil A. D. 1914 al tion to use Of money votenby tax day of July A. D. HHN, nl ten o'clock in an aDtomobile /booster1* trip resident defendant .. IA................ in Hi.- f.'i. i. Kin, at saidTcnlmte nf- around the countjvr And it is further ordered, that toil o'clock in (he forenoon, all of Ihe present year the sum of 288 12- ... 100 dollar* lo pay' outstanding lice, be nml 1* hereby appointed for those certain pieces or parcels of A neat and unique pennant print ­ within 20 days the complainant claims for highway re(>air*. mid tlm hearing raid petition; land situated and being in the town ­ ed on giHxl paper in blue and orange * notice of this atflcr to he H j* l urlh'-r Ordered. That pub­ colors mid nearing the word*: "The Hastings, Michigan published in the Hadings Banner, ship of Maple Grove, Counly of further sum of 936 32-100 dollar* to a newspaper printed, published and Barry and State of Michigan nnd pay outstanding claim* for ’ High- lie notice tli.-r»«of be given by pub­ home believes in the Redpath ChatiPermanent Improvements, liealiuu of a copy of ttri* wnler. for lauqun." will, be furnished for tbe cu-custimr in said county, and that described as follows, to wit: The way week* previous lo wuiiiows of tho homes ten dfiys In said publication be continued North twenty (28)' acres of the Said vote shall be by ballot and thrv** ............. | said day uf Itvartag, in the Hastings advance of the coming of the Chau­ therein, once each week* for six North one-half -‘^4) of the South such ballot shall read:— The London Garden Cities and New york city will ropy ii* buy­ of section three — "To to pay BANNER; a newspaper printed and tauqua. The pennant mea-ure* two " ««'• mhh 12-IW dollars — ** — week* ip succession, or that she west quarter Town- Planning aMooialion ba* 2V) acres -situated . outstanding claims for Highway-re- circulated m said county. --------------------feet ill length and is ten Inches wide ing system after that ot tho Cana­ urged (Im city to erect self-con­ cause a copy of this order to be (3r» also twenty; 2L, Cha*. >1. .Mack. • al the top. In the foreground is a dian Pnrltic railway, bmausi! the tained HOttages and garden* for Ihe |H.*raonally neryed on said, non-resi­ in ’ llv? Southeast corfter of the (pairs. of said secv— .. . JudgM of Probate. typical Chautauqua tent, tilled with wide range of (bat company’s pur- •look yard worker# of lanidun. dent defendant al least twenty day* Northeast quarter clniscs innst matjv approximates1 Bauer, ■ people. . before the lime above prescribed linn three 3 . said Iasi parcel being I tlial of the city, which has b»wn | forty ( to rods nortji and south ■by1 To use 936 32-100 dollars to pay Register of Probate. fur tris appearance. Tlie number uf pennant* will he outstanding claims for Highway eighty (80) toils-oast and west and Clement Smith. ; limited lo 5(Nt in each town. This given the right J>y the company to 1 permanenl Improvements. , inquire into the most minute de­ North of range . Circuit Judge. all in liiwn Iwo pennant I* very appropriate inas- tails IiIuihi of Ihe railway buying system. — seven '7 West. Michigan, the same — .a Jam<*s M. bniilh. । much a* the Yhmitauqua i« un in­ being Uie nremises described iu (lie TEACHING THE BOY TO PLOW stitution which uppeals directly to Coniplaiuant's Solicitor. 'flic Christian Social Service un­ Dally Except Sunday. morlftaKi- lierrtu referred to. Dated this loth day of June A. D. the homo* of a community. • ion of Pittsburgh is working Dated’.May 271 h A. D. 1911. 1911. Hi. ■ (in Ihe opening day of the Chmi- through the churches of the city to •olng South 1:01 D. Klingensmith, Afton D. Smith. Order For PubHrulftm. layqua, tmr* will be hiing on the obtain a full registration of the d«r Even If ths Work Don* Mortgagee. .-John' C. Killick, door knob* of ejlch home mid ul->«> voter’* for Uiu coining Tily primar­ •clog North T:»7 Stale of Michigan, Ihe Probate Thomas Sullivan, li ving Rice. B. o. GKIXHIX, O. P. on the harnesse* of the hoi-sea un ies. Court for the County of Barry. Attorney for Mortgagee. Busi ­ Albert H. Pnrffir. Clerk. * Al a acMiou of said cmnl, l>.-l<i al “Let me have hold ot that plpw,". the street*. Twp. Board.—A^v. 2-wks. the probate office, in the CMy of ness addrdhs, Hastings, .Michigan. ■aid a father u> hl* boy. who wa* do­ 13-wks. Hastings, in said county, on the 'Adv. ing th* beat be knew to turn a good Ecoan|ric Funeral*. tw^ty-eighth day of .May, A. D.. furrow, “it do** not *ecm to b* in An enormous crowd gathered at • Xolfe rf S.lr. C1 , ""T '"r, l'ub““U,"h , Cheater, England, a lew month* agb, Present: Hou. Chas. M. Mack. z State of Michigan, the Probate you to mat.? a goo* plowman." \ to witness tho funeral ot an electrical Hurt, and hl* feeling ot conactoua Judge of Probata. In pursuance mid by virtue. ; t>iui I for th'e County of Bari^y. In the Matter of tbe felale o'f' decree m the Circuit Court for liu’i At a Mission of said court, held at ability to do thing* much iMiencd, tho engineer, who waa carried to the " flkcw deceased. -• County nf Hany. State of Michigan.1 Hie probate office, in tho City of boy aadiy awny . walked -------------------- to - other work. — cemetery In a coffin that had been \\ dliam Wilke*, son having filedI in Chancery; made'and entered on Hidings, in said county, on th" while the father did. R '• ‘rue. a fine laboriously constructed by himself in said court his petit ton -prayingI the 23rd day of May A. D. t »t I in , Lilt day of June A.-D. I9lt . * ' job plowing. The father had helped out of 4,000 match boxes. These, with Rattle Cred. 'Man Hmta New IJfc in tiinuniBS where because of Ua m*riu Th* llrsl that an inalnmxui now (>n me (u1 a certain cause therein pending, Prorout: Hon. Clejivnl Smith, thP field »n<l bait th* boy. u First bia' of Wonderful , their top* vkalhlo and-advertising thoir dos* proven. ' thia court purporting to be the ioat1 wherein Nflron Kittinger and Lillie ' a-ling Judge of Probate. .. -,ld another fx- respective makers, were vurntshod . llrmedjr. May?* Wonderful Stomach Remedy 1.. II- M.-.tlT ul lhf K-I»le ol ,b„“??• “ will ami Irdameui of the said dc-■ Kllting.-r ».!<■ P»uPl.imn(» »„.t over and atrangthened Insld* with elSar* the dlgcatlv* (reel of mucoid cMM'ii, be i«<luii(|<-<J to probata amiI .Irani nickrr-m I>l™.l«nl I.l.|, I.. L.uil.aiish. IWras.sl. , 7. accretion* and remove* polaonoua wood. placed an ilie ••tr illion thereof be gr«nied tniuu1On.nl blekrnmn was Cun«. A. Biirrrll, wul>"W. o 2? u“ wl“ . .. On o...tho coffin waa ------------------Witham X. Goa*. Sil Aldrich St-, matter. It brine* *w(tt relief to *ufOrville G. Barnum or to acme other’ plaiuant by wny of mrtwen in Hu-.; (U.-d in raid rourt hi.s prlihnn pHiy-t Aon are doing bravely.. elrotrle battery- _ . Battle Creek, waa troubled with atomBiiilabhi person. nature of cn.-Jnll mid Nrlron Kit-1 mg that mi in-titim-nl now on fib-1 No*. may 1 suggest that yoa tower' Some y*ar* ago a mald*a lady died trouble*. Many declare that it h** fl h ordered. That the Twnnty-•Dinger and Lillie Ki I linger were de-', in this court purporting to be Ihe >'0’,r •’"”1 a wea bit and lengthen out at Xaletnla-aur-Lya, In Trance, who »uved them Cronv dangcrou* ope ro­ sixth day of June A. D. 1914, at t.-nI feodanls. Notice is hereby given, Juki w(il nnd ti-tmnen4 of said de-1 the brae** a hole? You aeo the !tne‘ waa reported to hare been a cham- aod mdney with apccialUt.i and tn «x- llon* and many ar* aur* that it ha* o'clock in thn ton-noon, at said pro­■ tlial 1 shall roll al public auchoii •■<*as«l be granted to W. A. BuHfellt of draft I* * trifle high Let me Show pton snuff taker. - HerL funeral waa pendv* treatments that failed: aaved tb*ir live*. Ho took Mayra Wonderful Stomach bale office, be and is hereby ap-■ lo Uie highest bidder, nt th* north -or rome other suitable person. you the priaclpto of the thing." I most extraordinary. Her w|*h wka Remedy at Uat and wondartul rwulla iKMtifed for bearing Mid pmiwxi; front door of the. Qmrt Hou.ro in II H.Qrdared. Thai. Iho. inth day Together they counseled and tint- that her coffin should be filled wilh followed. When he had taken only ■ur* If* Mayr’a. Un to Mulholland'* It.is Further Ordered. That put­• the City of Hastings, (aiuuly of of July. A. D. (014. al ten ered Th* i.a -«**d off araln dotobacco the floor of tho moriuarr on* bottle he wrote: --rlm-k m tlm forenoon, al Mid, LTiwu??, J • rarnwST win. n tie notice thereof |>e given by pum.■ Barry ami Statu of .Miihigun. (that '! got mure relief out of on* botll* drug nfore and a«k them about th* *T<tor *?r* P’*"*4•«> chamber carpetjl with R. and the of your wonderful atomach remedy wonderful re*ult* il ha* hceh aceom,ion of a copy pf Oiis ordir, for’ being the jdare of holding the Cir- probate office, lie and is hereby ap-! ‘•onfident. He had been given a no-’ heir to tbo property charged to seal- than 1 did tn all my year* of treating pllxhin* among poopt* th*y know— 1 suiwu-Mivv weeks previous tn• cud Cdurt for said county), onpointed for heating said petition: or **ml to O*o. H. M*yr. Mfg. Ch«*i>toward aucc*** 4n life Just ter tobaoeo b*for* (ho hear** oa th* ay of heating, in the Hasting*i Saturday III* 181 Ii day of July, A. D. I lids Further Onlcred. Tlial pub- uble lat. U4-fS« Whiting Ht . Chicago, lit. a newsiiaper pthited andI 19(4 al iii.ini o'clock in the fore-Hie. notice thereof be given byaiub-J *'>' ,lut bit of praise, cncouragemcat; way to th* cetnalery. for docivr** bill* I could buy • farm. for fr** book on atwnach ailments and uouu the fallowing .dero-rlbed prpp- licalion of a eppy of fttit otdi-r. far; »»<( ‘esching, ' . I ~. . • many grateful Uttar*- nbm jUople B M.jc< 1 ’Till certainly recomnwad May" who hav* h**n rrotored. Any drug-' arty, yu all that certain piece—ot three »qcce«aive weeks previous to Half th* t-ata* of tt|a Lara Is aa a German women hM* pieagtiled Wondarful Stomach R«m*dy." gbt can tall you lu wondartul affect*. [• of Probate, parcel—of land aituate in the town, said day of hearing, in the Hast-4 glaca to devtion tho boy —Breeder*' a petition tn Ihe rcicltukg tn preFor sale hi Hastings by all drug­ ahiy of Holland county of Barry j mgs-BANNER, a newspaper print-1 Gueite - yent-th* iint>nrtatti>ri of feathers or thnuMnda of others who hav* taken of Probate. and state of Michigan, described aaj ed and circulated in said county, i - parts of skins of wild birds. . . . thia remarkable remedy with such **■ gists.—Adv. /lavtmscwciif T| AmA toSlxM* AM 4* Buy You a Hay Loader You Will Save The Price of it This Year in Time and Labor Securing Your Crop. With the splendid crop of hay you are expecting this season you can not do "with­ out a hay loader. A good hay loader will very nearly pay for itself during the first season in a saving of time and labor. No farmer should even attempt to harvest such a stand of hay as there is this year without being provided with a New Deere Hay Loader. . Some Advantages of the New Deere: GOODYEAR BROTHERS NOTICE THESE BARGAINS IN SMALL FARMS Crook and Gould Cklun. t Sulm ». I. Cl. WE DOCTORS ENOUGH 10 Bill fARM-RESTORED II ONE ffl �THE BASTINGS B.WERJVXE 25. MIL REMARKABLE BROWTH OF TOBACCO SPRAY WILL CHAUTAUQUA MOVEMENT Seven Hundred ChuuKILL GRAPE INSECTS tauquM TliauiMoreI-a*lTent Year— Twenty-two Hundred in All. LEAF-HOPPEH LIKES TO EAT Tire past year's growth of the Chautauqua movement in the Uni­ UP MICHIGAN ted Slates has been little less than VINEYARDS marvelous. Tho number of tent Cliaulauquas in this country has in­ creased from 1,500 last year to more TIME IS REAR TO than '.’.axi Uns summer. One thous­ USE SPRAY LIQUIDS and of these Cliaulauquas are under lledpalh- management There are about .300 more Redpath ChautauLeaf-Hopper Attacks Many Plants, quas this year than last. But Breeds Only on Leaves of Never before in a year lias such Grape Vines. The insect known as the leaf­ wide publicity been given the name hopper that has seriously menaced Chautauqua in the press of the country. Thw in part, of course, the vineyards of Ohio and Michigan was to the wide discussion of may be controlled by the use of a Str. due Bryan's appearances on the tobacco spray, according lo the Chautauqua platform last summer. scientists of the Department of Ag­ Tho army of people now employ­ riculture. The .time for tho appli­ cation of this spray ia during the ed in all the different features of last few days in June or very early Chautauqua work over the wide ex­ panse of tho American continent alin July. Successful control of the Insect iftj serves to emphasize the move­ depends on thoroughly welling all ment's ImporUiDce. This season Hie Rednalh Chau­ part* of the under aide of tho in­ fested leaves with the spray liquid. tauqua* begin in South Carolina Tho following two • formulas have and move on up through North Carolina, Georgia. Alabama, Tenbeen used with excellent results: ' if Tobacco extract containing nesee, Kentucky, Indiana anil Mich­ 2.70 per cent nicotine sulphate, di­ igan. luted nt the ratio of 1 part lo 150 parts of waler. WEST WOODLAND. 2. Tobacco extract containing Last Week's Leiter.' 40 per cent nicotine sulphute, di­ • Mrs. Della Smith of Hastings luted at the ratio of 1 part to 1,500 spent a uarl of lust week with her parts of water.-------- —---------- - — niolhor, Mrs, Eliza Palmerton. II. Scliaibly ami family visited at Tlm killing quality of tlie tubgcco extract is apparently just ns ef-| E. D. Leonard's in Woodland Sun­ ‘ fecllve when added al (he same di­ day. lution to the Bordeaux mixture and J. II. Durkee visited near Hast­ of tad rory liquids, whlah ings Tuesday and Wednesday. . me iiMd i<> <-'>iitrvl funsmia dis­ Uhns. Hcslerly visited Leon Tyler eases ami chewing insect enemies in East Woodland Sunday. of the grapevine, as when used Frank Palmerton' nnd mother Avitli clear waler. No injury re­ spent Sunday at Wm. Bollingi<r's sults from, combining these spr'ay near Woodbury. mixtures, miinely, tobacco extract. J. H. Durkee and wife ami II. Bordeaux mixture, ami arsenate of Wade and family visiled at E. A. lead. However, the tobacco.extract Sawdy’s in East WoAxllniid Sunday. should not be mixed with spray Mrs. J. Hesterly and ilaughter Li/.mixtures containing arsenicals in xia visited Mr. aiid Mrs. J. Bawdy the form of Pari* green or arsenate in Woodland Sunday. of lime, for serious injury to the Albert Hauer was iu Bnllle Creek foliage is likely-to occur as a result and Kalamazoo a parl'of last work. of the combination; Elhel-Khig and Forrest Honulih-n • The spnjy ifliplicaliou if made nt spent Sunday nl the homo of Mrs. Hip time indicated will destroy the Hn-clieiscn in Northeast Carlton. immature insecUi when they are Gen. Ilafller of Woodland and his present on the vines in the largest Brother John of Kalamazoo spent number. After this period (townrd Sunday al Clias. Heises". tlm end of July) a large percent­ T. Sprinketl and wife nnd'Homer age will hate grown their wings Barnum and wife all of Sunfield flml can irn loirwer4bo successfully spent Sunday at Perry HarnnflTs. Rev. Klindworth and daiighh-r treated with th* ‘dilulcil tobacco Florn of North Woodland were cal­ spray. In vineyards where black-roL lers at £he homes of Mrs. Caroline mildew. I lie grape rootworm, ami Hauer ami Chas. Heise. tlm grape-berry nmlIt orrur. it is J. II. Durkee nnd wife-ride in a * . suggested that anmniilo of lead ami flnb new barringe. DAIRY FACTS A CASE OF ASSAULT or tko Moment Wu Quito Easily Sxplaln»d. Butter Makers, Attention CARE OF DIFFERENT BREEDS connected with a certain church which U distinctly amusing- He says: Milk Function Require* Certain Kind paw was invariably Occupied by tho principal farmer erf th* place, who wa* likewise church warden. Imme­ diately behiad him sat hla brothoi; a burly, athlotlo man. wbbm few be said regarding tho difference in would have cared to stand up to, still earn between tbo different dairy breeds, say* Hoard's Dairyman. Milk surprising, therefore, to say tho least, function require* a certain kind of to sec this powerful follow, during one morning's service. Just as tho con­ •ey, Ayrshire, Guernsey or Holstein. gregation rose for a hymn, strike his The moment we expect a dairy cow brother, without apparent provocation, to nuftlo for her living, that moment a heavy blow tn tho. back. "The brother did not resent tho animal. Tho milk-making function of pression indicated any\emotl<>n. lt was! ^degree artificial, and to keep it up to rather that erf satisfaction and tri- I tho highest slate to which It has been utnph. developed require* environment and "Of course, after the r.ervico an ex- I feeding. We preaume that It we planation of the young yeoman'* ex- | would study of tho history tot tho traordlnary conduct was asked for and , Ayrshire*. Guernseys and Jorteys, wo easily obtained. The victim of tho . would find that tho Ayrshire cow has blow put the whota case In a nutshell. been forced to do more rustling. Uv- T felt sunnnut creep up my back.' ho ing under more rugged and rough explained. 'So I turns my head an' . conditions than efthor the Jersey or Guernsey. The Ayrshire comes from lump bclwten my sbouldorsT That'* a country tho climate" ot which Is a mouse. You bit 'un hard aa *<xm as colder, pasture* rougher, aud perhaps wo stand up.” You see. I worn this lea* productive than the countrl** in coat at tho market last Thursday. which tho Guernseys and Jerseys Thcro was a sample of corn tn tho originate. But os tho mflk-maklng pocket, and 1 suppose thero was a function becomes developed and the mouse among tho cor::.'" animal Is called upon to do a larger a.mount of work, it demanda. whether other brood, about the inmo kind of suits. If, however, wo should reason back to the environments under which tbo Ayrshire, Guernsey and Jersey originated, it would perhaps not bo out of place lo say that the Ayrshire would bo a better hustler for her food than tho Jersey or Guernsey. CLEANLINESS IN COW STALL Bedding Never Become* Soiled and Any Number of Animal* May B* Kept Clean In Dairy Bam. H- C. Knie<*r of Coffoy county, Kan­ sas. a breeder of Guernsey*. In a recent trip to Wisconsin, saw a Hoard model ago by ex-Governor Hoard. The slop-^ Ing manger compel* the cow to stand back when she Is sating. When she Iles down the crosspiece behind com­ My Ohl Srliool Book. tobacco extract to take tin*.place of the second Mirny apttltalinn in -the schedule of trvaliiu-iit recum- minding of the Pinnaor Kcliooi Girls manger. In this manner sho la always Ytended ngainsl Illesu diseases- and mid published at. their request.) insect jH’sts. I'found an old lime school book, When it is deeined expedient to In-I (ho Other day; ii-.- *ii,-ky shleidg to rapture Snell memories it brought to me, winged adults, the best sticky sub­ The present passed away. stance for this puniose is this mix­ Such happy memories, clustered ture: , -. itouini that school book worn aufl Melted Resin ................ I quart Castor Oil ................................... I pin! I looked between Hie covers, Smear liberally over the face of the To boo whnt they’d unfold. shield. In experiments undertaken by This ragged book is dear lo mo, the Department of Agriculture, a With pages. thumbed aud lorn, single (borough spray application Tin like a family album, made at Iho right limo so reduced With faces old and worn. tin’ number of insects that injury • to tlm crop nnd the vines for the Upon Uie fly-leaf scribbled here, The cunt ion to beware, remainder of iho seawin by -Hulse escaping Um spray was very slight. “Steal not tills liook for fem- of s.liurne," Tlm loaf-hopner's record for Scrawled roughly here and there. destruction has boon groat, nnd it lias occupied an increasingly prom­ This book lias brought.tweet fancies inent place in the rogues" gallery of Hoard’* Modal Stall. grape jwsls since it was first notic­ When Ihere lived a lol nf maidens, kept clean. Tbe distance between hind ed Id IKifi. Since that lime it has Wljoin I used lo love and know. caused liamagu in fr"W York, 1111- Winsome, sweet-faced little maid- cross-ploco and manger I* regulated by n<4«, Mii-liii:an. tkaliforntii, Ohio, Ncw<Slc.xico. Colorado, North Car­ Wilh their hair -in bfaids ami bedding never becotho* coiled and a olina and Minnesota. Dostrucllye largo barn fup of cows kept In such curls; local outbreaks have also oraiurred None so happy or so fearless. stalls will all bo found clean. in other sl.it- -. As our little pioneer girls. The grape leaf-hopper - injures tlm vinii by attacking tlm foliage. Ax my resllcfw Ungers turn Hie page, CURING RINGWORM IN CALVES So many names Lsee; , It is a sucking insect and injures tho plant by extracting its Juice* So many dear and happy thoughts Treatment la Simple and Effective, Como rushing back to me. from' the uijdor side of the leaf. Requiring but Short Time for The rexult’Of its punctures and nf There is tho old-time playground, I lie rcmoMil of Iho juincs is firstDown by the river side; made ifvidenl by yellow nnd white And often on the glassy stream, patches mi Hi(! upper znirfacc of For happy hours we’d nde. St. Paul. Minn.) th., taf which 'Inter turns brown. This is a akin disease that appears Finally tlm leaf falls Troin the vine There’s just ope thing that has not ■ ' changed. prematurely. As an ultimate re­ moat frequently during tho lato win­ And that's the Tliumapple river; ter and' early spring. Its presence is sult Ihe size of the grant) crop is generally reduced mid the quality Tis singing its song, and laughing shown by tho appearance of scabby in glee, . , rendered Inferior by a reduction of areas that vary from half tho site of ’ its content of sugar. During very To think it will go on forever. a penny to that of a dollar, aud cron dry seasons Ihc fruit on heavily In­ Tlie school house—it burned years larger. Tho hair falls out, and the fested vines is badly spoiled by the ago. . surface of tho scabby area It covered insects. And we nre scattered wide; with a Ono white scurf. It show* oftThe nduR Insect i« about >4 o( an Some aro old nml gray like me, inch long. It is a pale yellowish And many more have died. neck*, but may also appear oa any color., Tlm*4>gga arc sometimes deposited singly over the surfaces There arc *6 many in the Ear Away Land, of tlm Igaf near I hi! ribs and veins, Rlngwonn I* caused by a *mall So many we loved and knew; but usually in Hie spaces between parailto that burrow* in tho akin. Ita tficin. Iiivcsligatnrs of the Depart­ They have quietly drawn the cur­ conlogiou* nature is well demon­ . I.mi ment have noticed that the adults strated by th* fact that tho dhieaaod And silently passed through. feed during the spring on Iho fol­ animals spread tt by rubbing against lowing trees and plants: This book so queer and quaint lo others that art healthy. Tho fact that Beech, maple, wild cherry, wild you, beads and necks co mo In frequent anple, haw! horn, dogwood,' wild To me, is a living thing: 1 and dose contact while tho calve* idum. hornbeam, hackberry, .hon­ It tells a story of the past. aro pushing and crowding about tho eysuckle, wild -grape. Virginia And a sweet message brings. mangers explains why tho disease creeper, raspberry, thimhleberry, blackberry, strawberry, goldenrod, The school girls of touay would appears oftonost on these porta. laugh Treatment is simple and effective, nellies, wild columbine, a great And throw (his old book by; variety nf wdnds and grasses. requiring but a short tlmo for com­ Observations, however., lujvo not Bui io me, it.Is a treasure. plete cure in all ordinary cases. And.you. know the'reason why. shown .thiil' the inyFt reproduces Tincture of iodine applied to tho on Hie foliage of any growing thing scabs with a suitable brush ar swab boshfes I lie gnijm.’ Tlie summer of ( bninlmrkiin's Odle, Qiolcra several time*, at Intervals of several toil was iinusally hot and Ihe ro and Diarrhoea llcnwdy days, is all that is required. Whon tho suit was that (he insecls were more Every family wiUwut exception dtaeako ondrolo* tho eyes, care must ntirimrous anil widespread Ilian ever should keep this preparation al before- "In 1012. although Hie sum­ hand during the hot weatlrtr of tbo mer was cool, Hie injury wrought Rimmer mouths. Chamberlain's was fuffy as great as^thal in |be i.olic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem­ previous year. The injury sus­ edy is worth many ■ times its cost tained by the vineyard industry in when needed nml is almost certain the*East mid tlm West, amount rd to to'be needed before the summer ts an enormous sum. - ' over. It has nn superior for Hm “The Grape-leaf Hopper in the Surposes for which il is intended. to jumping thorn and cutting thplr Lake Erie Valiev.’.' is the title of a uy-it now. For sale by All Deal- testa. which often raaulta in tho spoU.bulletin whi.ch the U. S. Department iI era*-Adv. of Agriculture ha* issued dMcrib-. ing this insect and the methods for Tlmre are 6JJ00 different intoxi­ its control. cants. * 1 BAXXEli H A.VX ADVS. PAY, •-j NOT ----- — TPSN’T it n fact that'you have just a little more than you can do this hot 21 weather? Wc know about how much ^pu have to look after, there arc the chickens, ducks, turkeys and geese to raise, a calf or two to feed, and no doubt some of you have a pct lamb or two, possibly a runty pig up close to the house to take up some of your time, and there is that fine garden, besides all your regular housework, and last but not least you have to churn about 3 times a week. HERE IS WHERE WE CAN DO OUR PART IF YOU WILL BUT GJVE US THE CHANCE. JUST SCALD YOUR CHURN OUT GOOD AND SET IT OUT IN THE SUMMER KITCHEN AND LEAVE IT THERE FOR A TIME, PUT YOUR CREAM IN A CAN AND BRING IT TO US TWICE A WEEK AND SEE HOW MUCH EASIER IT IS THAN CHURNING. WE KNOW WE CAN MAKE YOU MORE MONEY THAN YOU HAVE BEEN GETTING FOR YOUR BUTTER. OUR PLANT IS ONLY RUNNING FORTY-FOUR HOURS PER DAY, SO BE CAREFUL NOT TO COME WHEN WE ARE CLOSED. ' Yours For Less Work and More Money, CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO HASTINGS, MICH, REALIZES VALUE OF FRIENDS WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Successful Man Has r.-ovod Tl There Is Much Truth >t> Old, Well-Known Adage. “That man," a neigh bar aaid to mo the other day, "always stay a by hia friend*." Ho wa* *peaktng of another I neighbor who has fallings like » lot more ot g*. Tbo man iu question U fairly succesful. His talents are few and ho Isn't gifted With any more In­ dustry titan he should b-. but ho la counted as on* up well along toward the head of the procyMcn tn town affairs. He liked to make new friends, but he never aaw a pro*. • cl good encufth to cause him tt» trudo an old friend for tho .proaerrt. Hu thinks when you have a true friend you have a cinch and the market offers no trade worttr eonsiderJtig. He has been Tin* Lillie Gid Everything Sion-. pulled out of ihti mire several time* If Childhood cam<- back to me, sor­ because ho refused to trado horses rows nnd all. In tho- middle of tbo stream. When he is sick tho boy* call on him and ask If thcro Isn’t son:ttiling they con A Little Old Everything Store. do. When he is In trouble he gets aulstnneo without much effort on his one on the cur^jcr just over part. Illsono asset in the mahy years i<» way • '-that I have known him has been that ■- Yioilh mid its pennies the fruit into thin strips, rejecting Ihc seed# mid the dry strip that is m Ihe center fidnt jeleuv end to blossom end, add* three' times the quantity of water that there is of fruit, let il stariil over night, then boil-for leii'mmulin only. let stand another night. I lien .add pink for pint of sugar and boil rapidly till it jollies. It will be us clear ns pure nijil>er ami the strips of fruit will show clearly. Do 'not stir while iH>iling. ns il breaks up the thin strips of Ihe fruit. > We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a TARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why □ot give us a trial. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. Op.C.LfcS. Phu 57 Rullip Catirrb Cannot Be CurM ('.Iiccsc Custard. •ad into slices one inch cubes. Buller :i baking dish, and pul in a layer of broad cruinhs, Ulen a layer of grated cheese, pro­ ceed until two cups of cheese have been used. Mir together one beaten egg oue-linlf (qpspoon salt, oncfourlh teaspoon paprika, und one nnd hne-hnlf cups milk. Pour over ». J. CHENET cheese, jind bake until nicely smart, but ho knows a cinch when he .Within tt are, Inn’s of a thousand browned. Serve al once. secs it.—Kansan City Star. Helpful Hints. Tu make us all spendthrifts. al Keep a.large cork on Ihc scouring an elaborate In.Ihe couhm hourd and UM) it instead of a cloth; study by the foi . ---------- -......... baby for' scouring kitchen knives nnd i up grazing resoui. - ■ uf the national forks. Tlie rork can bo rinsed off| forests ultoul nfant specimens each time and is much, more clean- i delicious abide: have Ihn’ii rvlh—h-d. nn exnmiiin-' ly than a cloth. lion of which ha- disclosed 125 new When bihling ham. tongue or I offering continuous <>|>|K>rt unity for species. would make the le-ef. let Iliem cool in Ihe waler i{/j which they were cwoki*d amf iTiey I Inc which wilt positively lead io * Thistles. will bo deliciously moist and sweet j Rood Milorlcd punillou through the They blow by lie- wayside, they Cliihl-fortiiin s are never sufficient in flavor. march in tin- wood. Tarnished silverware placed in! To tnoi-l i vory fancied desire, sour milk will conic out in a fewi Nut as a crop fur your meadow­ Their wauls run from gumdrops lo minutes as bright ns new. • Il may land. . Or inoukejs ,|Jiai dance on a wire. :U«i be cleaned without labor by Not to seize and crush in yuur Ininiersing il completely for sever­ hand.. in ordinary' fl'iur. IL mailers not what you may ask uf al Ahours Not tq ciii nm| m>| |<» smell; good way to prevent bpd quillfE iho man Nur dalsy-like ran they fortunes or couiforturs from soiling is to He'll find it somewhere in the tell. make covers of lawn or muslin furl FIRE INSURANCE place. Asses may cat aud take no harm— Hie top.part of them. Make them If you are not Insured or would Monkeys may hug them with utt­ Though it may be earmuffs high on al wait a foot wide, so that when i — scat hot arm placed nij the top iglge of the quilt j Ilk* to chans* your lusurunc* call mills down in the they will extend about six inches on! But you—beware! how you touch pany with a cash capital ol this thing. cither side. They can easily be} 000 and can fully prelect slipped off nnd washed. This amethyst emerald bloom with i.kk n. pitYon o, Childhood, a sting. Soggy I'ir Crusts—Even though And yet—strange!- onc6 did I know she be an excellent cook, nearly ev­ arnait ery housewife will occnxiunally : Who. wnlclhsl all day where Ihe have her pies ruined by a soggy, hot- , your Inys thistle* ran tom crust. 'To overcome Ibis pos- | A Luile Old Everything Store! In gforious slragJing multitude sibilily rub the lower crust of the pie with the white of an egg. This UNDERTAKING AND How l<i Keep Sausage. prevents- the juice from soaking My way for preserving sausag6 through, leaving the crust crisp aud FUNERAL DIRECTORS Only when nichi hid from his view. for summer u-e is exceedumly easy, tender. • Their purple n-ii >f useless war.-. yet geem* (•» be unknown to many Cranberries, plums, gooseberries, Licensed Embalmer always in attendance He turned, lialf-Jolb, to the kindred [■••ople, says a writer m Uie Orange nr grapes will not take so much su­ PHONE 226 OR 387 Judd FaniN*r. stars. gar if a little cooking soda is added , I k—’|» on hand a quantity of in­ before putting in the sugar. —Arthur If) expensive enamel basins uf sizes ” Poetry Jeu SHELDON Before blacking stoves melt a .'iiiall piece of tallow and rub il tatiaage at butcher- well into the hands and around and Abstract Bluck, Hastings. For Stains. under the nails. This keeps the Money to loan on Real Eslat*. Real the gurmriiL in h-miii of tartar wa- basins, which urc. placed-in a mod- blacking from gelling into every Kstaia sold on commission. G«n«ral er.ilely ho! ov»‘ii aud allowed to line or crack (for il is. nlnioel im­ conveyancing. Having a oomplala set . Equal purls i.f turpentine and bak>' until Ihe fat draws out and Ihe possible to-kcep from gelling soino of Abstract Books compiled from th* Record* can furnish complata Ab­ ammonia.Will renvivo paint from block on the hands}, and with warm stracts. clothing no malt r liow hard it inuy iy from. 15 tn 25 minutes, uncording waler und soap the tallow and In size of IciPii. It. is then rernov- black; wash off, leaving the hands : lie. . Borax will lein-ivo the ivaltmr as clean as ever. stains made by shoes on light col­ ored blockmy-. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. »0W RHEUMATISM KIDNEYS ANO BLA0OER Icjuioii will remove match ed with Abu fat when il becomes scratches front j iint. • Ammonia wdi remove grease cold. 1 stafhs from whit- goods. If You Want Delicious -- nre -I in a oppl, drtr • Ether will rem stains without leaving u ring on ihc material. like fresh sausage. Coughs and Colds Weaken ha.in- ................ just enough to the System.I' d 'ircly with tho fat. Il ..... . r. P.,.' JhnWns in Um n>ing-pan. making You c»n get it here al ANV TIME you wish and in-ANY QUAN­ TITY you desire. We deliver ice cream to any part of the city. We buy our owu crearu, and get the be*t that tnoiiey_£«n bay. kiw” Get’nJ. '* ’* ’“H ■‘•••ndilion. We make our own icecream by machinery, and h*ve the b«st there •St roaLvune i i . J? Tlm-object of using such small re. is on the market. Our ice cream is strictly PUKE, WHOLESOME Nnw Jiiscn\i.|y I "f ty. II will stop. ,, । । . (tvil but a small mumand SANITARY, humnu hands not touching it from th* tim* the crexntgoes into our machine until it i* dished out on your tabic. The best iimdi.'ilie for stiibliorii . ; . L,.. ., h,.. - ifi,.r li. inc nr rnuxlis. rol.G and all throat and. 1 Lii... .„ ]S a rtSr lung trouble*. Mr. O. It. Brown.*•"»«** MKKT YOUR FRIBND* AT THB PALM GARDEN MyscaUne, Ala., writes; “My wife Onmitr Marmalade. • * * ' ’ ' " ’ ■* summer 'months ami I iinm’.->Hy ’feelhntt Dr.j, Liihei'orang-> or Rnipe fruit may Kings Nmv Du—ery her'1’,-* u,ag A1* beautiful life." Good for i hihiren. Nir and * 5?ar.ay?,hM $1.00. Recoinm'-mi«’l by Carveth & a.h *>>♦' .'’"How from iho nnd J. W. ARMBRUSTER, Frw*'r Stebbins.—A. E. Mulholland.-Ajlv. iUown lo ,uucr wh,l« Part» Cul Spring Term 4 Business University Miller & Harris Furniture co. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS ICE CREAM THE PALM QARDEI �our vwn -works, and ilia* no other portion of Holy Wf't teaches it. The teaching is cuncH-ning re­ wards. Ami What about rewards? Does-it teach that all are to be re­ warded aliki1, that every child of God will receive Ihe same reward. —no more, no l«w—os every oilier child of. God. regardless of the ser­ vice rendered? No. for Hint would For" Sunday July 5. not harmonize with the leaching Ry l/w W. Ames. of Scripture eelsewliere. Rewjird* The Laborer* In Tlic Vineyard;' arc according to works fRev. 22: Matt. 20:1-111 12). Our faithfulness -Rev. 2:10'. Golden Text: Mutt. 5:»S. Head and our love for His appearing fMalt. 20:17,-31. Tim. 4;8) are ron’iducations i connection with rewards, ft Inti-odiu-lury. Our present lesson is related lo possible to -be saved without b< The worms came and killed your lambs, reduced your pigs WHY NOT PREVENT THIS? There is no reason why a bad the question Peter asked in Ihc les­ ing rewarded for worke d Cor. : condition shall be allowed to come when the prevention is Ho we must dismiss. It until they sickened and died. You thought they had chol­ son o( June 21. The rich young 11-15). within your reach—and it is so much easier to prevent dis­ ruler camo to Christ and asked idea that reward* are tn be given era. Your profits were materially cut off. The seeds of concerning eternal life, hut refus­ out equally, without any regard ease than to cure it. Dr. Holland's Medicated Stock Food ed to leave hlfl possessions on for Hie difference ill Works. Here­ worm infection arc scattered all over your farm and if some­ is fully guaranteed to do j'ust what we claim for it, if fed earth, conseifuontly went away in is an important distinction be­ thing is not done your stock may be infected and a heavier from Uie Lord sad, with wliidi. tween salvation and rewards. Sal­ according to our directions. Besides being a disinfectant contrail Acts-8:39. Tins brings vation is-thr same; nil wlux-Leliuvu loss follow than you have had yet and purifier it is a PRODUCER. forth the words of our Ixird con- on J«su* Christ nre saved. But re­ wards differ, and anbased upon earning ' the salvation of those certain considerations in the lives who trust in ricin-’, the astonish­ of those saved ones. Il i« un ­ ment of the disciples, and tin- as­ Dr. Holland's Medicated Stock Salt Makes surance of the Gori of all grare necessary lo rail attention to the that HI* grace is abundantly ®uf- facl 4liat for those whn reject Jomis flclenl to accomplish, that which is Christ ns tlie divine Saviour there impossible wilh man. ■ Peter con­ is neither salvation nor reward, Good Milk or Good Wool cannot be grown from unhealthy stock. Sec us and get a templates llv: rich man's refusal, but rather n judgment unto eonbooklet that will tell you all about this and what it will do for your stock and bow to use it. nnd contrasts with this the net ion demnntinii. which will like wise be of himself and the other disciples। arcordiug to works iRov. 20:11-15 . In leaving "all" nnd following Him. One tiling more, wo must iiot-pb-s The ''all" hi' left was not worthy every d.-tntl of the parable, but to be compared with the grace of rather seek the IpmAo that our nur Lord Jesus Christ (rend 2 Cor. Lord intended to teach in speaking If we attach to each detail 8:9). Peter spoke here after the il. flesh. Hr is eoneerned with the some meaping we might miss Ihe Meanings self-sacrifice nnd service of IhoM- import of His wonts. who followed the Ijird, and would have been ntiached to the differ­ know concerning'thn reward of ent hours, the early morning la­ such unselfishness. Tn Mt. 19:28 borers le-ing iilontifli'd with the our Lord gives to the disciples apfrtlr.&-and early .Ulirjjlians,. the flrat a promise which Js for them elweiilh hourrlnlHirers with the But alone, which will bo fulfilled when Christians of the last day.’. He ponies again with His saints tn . to follow each detail would lead us set- up the kingdom. Then in v 29 ’to the conclusion that the early in’believing and ,in patient wailing MISS PECKHAM ENTERTAINED Christian* will murmur when the Ho follows wilh the assprance that Phil. 1:2.1". for Chi rat. "every one" will be rewarded for lime of reward comes, a conclu­ and be with I’iiricl THREE NORMAL CLASSES Predou’ Points. their service. In verse 3(1 lb1 sion unscriplural ami untenable. ami to him it wa* revealed (hat Un­ V 2 "he sent them.” "As thou says “Rut many Hint are first shall We would not attach nny special crown 'd righti-oti.’in-N.’ awaited hast sent me into tli<« world, even Al "Bonnie Doon" Farm, Her Home, be last: and tho Inst shall be first." meaning to, tlic penny which each those who love His appearing Paul was occupied so have -I also sent I hem into the a statement similar to Iho one In v received. Tlie parable is a reliukc Tim. 1:8. in Hasting’ Township Ijurt 10 of our lesson, which may Ito to Peter for being occupied with with Chri.-t. Certain of the lahor- world.” (John 17:18). Study tho Saturday. • service when he vrs Wlirkl'll <IW 11 1111 “go's" of the Bible- e. g„ Mt. 5:21; taken to indicate flint, the portion 1tlie rewnnl of his ten occupied with j ment;*’ their hearts 8:32; 10:7; 10:21; 18:15; 19:21 20:1; between these, two verses contains should nave been the Lord who had saved Him and 22:9; 28:7; Mk. 5:19: 10:15; Johii an explanation of the verses. The annual reunion of the by whose grace lie was pennillcd Exposition of the Parable. 8:11; 11:2; 15:10: .VI- 5:20; 8:29. normal classics of 1905, 1900 and Strict Tliis parable, the fourteenth in 'lo render an acceptable service. the agreement called for. V 3 “idle.” You are idle, so far I1M>7. vtiien Miss Harriet L. Peekfor the grace of God tve could justice was manifested in reward­ as reward is 'concerned. until youjham had charge of (he normal de­ the Book of Mail hew. is peculiar fo But 1 Until ing them. Those who had work­ begin serving God In Hi’ own way. pnrtmeni of our city schools, wiis Matthew, the kingdom Rook. That 1not sene God. acceptably. it has to do wilh-rewards, and nnl wc are saved Golf will not recog- ed without requiring .hi agreement And Hjs way is in Christ. held Saturday nl tbe "Bonnie Doon" salvation. Is evident. To make I nize one iota of our service.—“the Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment V 4 “-whatsoever.” “Whosoever” flinn home of Mist Peckham in right” Ihe penny represent salvation, or. I reward is not reckoned of grace, is tho sinner's . wqriF-Jolm 3:10; Hastings towns hip. nnd wax attend­ in Western Michigan. Christ, would he nut of harmony but <ff debt” (Rom.' 1:1'. Then we "Whatsoever” is-the saint’s word— ed by nlMiul 25 members of these wilh all scripture teaching in that arc debtors lo His marvelous grace us that lie reserves the right to do classes. some of whom also brought* Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave, it would make salvation the result for iieing placed in n relation In their little ones. A fine dinner J V 13 "Friend, I do thee no Him so that wc can serve Hirn at His wftl in tin 1 muller of rewards, of works, which it is not. The was served, ami a very pleasant so­ Store Phones— Fann Phones— Grateful to Him for His assuring us nt tlie same time that wrong." God has never done any­ cial lime was enjoyed by those who sinner cannot by nny labors earn all. II is man who hag ri-spondr<i to the invitations by Bell, 173 Bell. 651 salvation, any more than he can kindness to us in His Son. we tho Judge of nil lib* earth will do one a wrong. Citizens, 5173 Citizens, 6251 sell all he has nnd buy Christ (see would "joy in God" (Rom. 5:11), right, mid I lint.our service for Him wronged'God ami nis. fellow men. tlndr presence. Miss Peckham, al­ Him with tho will not lie forgot I vn -.see Ml. 10: Mo. 13:44-40). If he is to re­ and not mrve ways makes her guests feel that she We must bear in mind Hutt (James 1:13). ceive salvation it must be as the thought of rewnnl uppermost•- in I2>. appreciates the very kindly rela­ God Himself is our ■ Tills Is God's tions that always existed between gift of God’ll grace (Eph. 2:8).>lour minds. gate HU Son, heroelf as teacher ami tin- student* “For the wages of sin is death; but)[reward (Gen. 15:1). Christ Jews it is His love to us—ward I lint the gin of God Is eternal life the Lord is “our hope" (1 Tiin. 1:1) itynkes il possible for us to receive of the normal department. through Jesus Christ our Lord" ^Mwt merely Hts-pW*—w-HiK-re- -wilier salvation or reward. Mnv us freely all tilings (Hom. 8:32). ___ _______ ____ __ ______ wards. The late Rev. John Har* u ~ ° “ "*■ tho Spirit of Trulli guide us into (Rom. 0:23). Let us have il selUPreview, (Next week's lesson). tho truth; may He slablisli miri ed then, that'thi» parable does not per said that the jncssage of the Greatness through service—Mark FLYING FOX AN INDIAN PEST teach that wo. earn aalvalipn by New O’eslaintiA. is "Himself." For. hearts in grace; and give us all joy: 1032^45. K Head parallfT'jpassage*. Depredation* of Peculiar Creature* Make a list of our Lord's own Make Them Cordially Disliked High School Graduates, and predictions uf His death, from tho • by Agriculturist*. four Gospel rj-cord*. Pupils Leaving the Whnt became of James nnd John People who h*vq lltfod in Indi* are finally, i. e, how did (heir lives Grammar Grades uill|; | familiar with tha long strings of flyend? . . ‘ * What is Uie best verse in our leswhich often be seen son? wending their way in single fllo from u to your plans tor the future. Find- in (lie church epistle* or! their sleeping place* in remote tree* elsewhere teaching that corrobo- to the fruit garden* upon which they rales (lie principles of this lesson. prey. Those curious creature* aomsr ....---------- . ,---------- - ,— young men and women from Whnt teaching i* there here con- llme9 measure a* much a* four feel ■rnlne the Hi.- Person I'.Twa of o( Jesus Jrau. Christ? chn.ifl „„„ wUt, Th,,. r-MUt coming life fur the bert commercial Concerning His Work? Is there I anything, here that leads us to look brown fur and mole colored wings. After their -nocturnal doprodaUon* command! th* attention of for His coming? they fly away with the dawn to a tree itioui pupil,. Our Mudenu Sincerely yours, -------ley do win in the exacting In some isolated place, and thorn rest Lee W. A inc*. battle of burineta.life. Mor* thin ten thouund enduring tbe day. hanging bead down­ thuuaitic itudenti proclaim our work"‘par excellence.'" MIGHT LEARN FROM DENMARK ward from tbo bough* In tho manner We want your bu,iacu. You need our Mnricci. of bat*, clutching tho branch with Why not make arrangement" *’— thalr feet A* the flying foxe* gather Fall Term begins Summer Term begin, Jun Small Country's Success In Agricul­ on the tree selected there la a tremen­ tbe asking. Send ture Shows ths Great Possibilities dous commotion, for each newcomer for This Country. I* vigorously driven off from one place The kiddies need something that is dainty Denmark 1* a Httlo country. ‘Il after another until he eventually man­ McLachlan Business University contains only 15,388 square miles and ages to secure a perch for himself. and appetizing, don't they? And you want 110-118 Pearl Street, Craad Rapid*. Mkh. about 2,600,000 people. It Ilea be- Those on tije tree meanwhile keep to be sure that they have a' food that is Up an Incessant wrangling, each en­ greea north latitude, or on a par­ deavoring to secure tho highest and easily digested—one that will not disturb best place to rest on. Sometimes allel with northern Labrador, south­ their sleep. ern Alaska, and the middle ot Hud­ many hundreds ot these destructive son's bay. Yet thia tiny-kingdom In creatures may. be seen hanging from 1913 exported 1170,448,009 worth of tbo branches ot a largo tree. When are surprisingly good at merchandise, of which about |13«,000 opportunity otter* they are often shot, and some ot the natlvea consider their Paris is planning extensive police any time. A redaction bf more than oneconsisted of farm products. Denmark baa achfevud this position fleah a delicacy, though it hardly ap­ half in electric light rates is the reform*, providing for selection of in the trade world partly because of peals to Europeans: When the foxes object of a* campaign now on at fittest 'men and class promotion* They are made of the hearts of the finest start their flight In the early hours ot the most practical system of education every three years. Cleveland. O. Indian com, perfectly cooked, delicately sweet­ the world can show, partly as a result tbe morning tbey frequently swoop A. Russian Y. M. C. A. Is to bo The commissioner of railways of of superb and all-pervading coopera­ down into any water which is handy ened and salted, rolled into thin, ribbony Queensland will visit this country established with the financial sup­ tion. partly by sheer thrift, honesty this summer lo obtain the latest port of the Prince of Ode;nburg. flakes and toasted to a crisp, golden brown. and Industry. It ia probable that the fiocks, but folldfr each other tn single information regarding the working । Russian nobleman and J. O. I helps naturag-resource* of the little nation file, flying with a peculiar, slow, meas­ of the railways in the United Stokes, American millionaire So­ are not a quarter a* great aa those of ured sweep ot the wing.—Wide World States. cialist They have that indescribable flavour— the auto of Michigan. How largo a Magazine. sweet and delicious, that so delights the taste. population could our country support If Danish standards ot agriculture Wanted It Sharper. could be adopted throughout tho Belen ia very fond of ice cream, ust pour from the package and add cream United Stale* T also of decided flavor*. One day at - International Sunday School Lesson An Ounce of Prevention Worth a Pound of Cure Dr. HolIand’s Medicated Stock . Salt Will Disinfect Your Stock and Prevent Disease and Loss MORE MILK------ MORE FLESH--------- MORE WOOL Edmonds Bros.—The Elevator Men PHONE 18 HASTINGS, MICH Chink of henry Smith Grand Rapids, micb When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Post Toasties For That Bedtime Snack Post Toasties sugar, or sprinkle over fresh berries or fruit. a party ahe wa* aerved with maplo Ice cream of which tho flavor waa vary mild. Sho ato but llttlo of IL • "Why, Halen," cried tho Burprlaed _________ _____ Wt worry." replied Mlaa Cayenne; “people hoateaa, “what's tho matter with you? who make a specialty of reckless talk I thought you were ao fond of lea seldom have the discernment to be cream." "This la too dull,'* Belen politely re­ sorry,'.' plied. Naturally Fortified. Easy to serve and mighty good. The Memory Lingers' sold by Grocers Take Plenty of Time to EaL There is a saying that “rapid eat­ ing Is slow •suicide.” If you have formed the habit of eating loo rap­ idly you are most likely suffering from indigestion or constipation, which will result eventually in ser­ ious illness unleM corrected. Di­ gestion begins in the mouth. Food should be thoroughly masticated and insalivated. Then when you have a fullnesi bf the stomach or feel dull and glupid afler eating, take one of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many severe cases of stomach trouble and constipation have been cOred by the use of these tablets. They are t-asy to take and most agreeable in effect. Sold hy AH Dealers.—Adv. ' FINE FLAVOR IN BAKING— IIol Weather Tonic and Heath Builder. Are you run down—nervoustifed? Is everything you do an ef­ fort? You aro not lazy—you arc sick I Your stomach, liver, kidneys and .whole system need a ionic. A tonic nnd health builder to drive out the waste matter—build you up and renew your strength. Nothing better than Electric Bitters. Start today. Mrs. James Duncan, Haynes­ ville, Me., writes: "Completely cured me after several doctors gave me up." 50c nnd 81.00. Recom­ mended by Carveth & Stebbins.—A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. ts *lw*y*du« to extrema care in nx b*k*with. In mining Art*to* Float ol GLIADIN in Ibagra tenu TttaTiaGoMxrt � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-07-02.pdf c069dab711aa6ba74d4dedea87aec485 PDF Text Text BANNER. IN BARRY COUNTY Circulation Greater Than All Other Barry County Papers Combined. 20 PAGES FIFTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MIJ JRSDAY. JULY 2,1914 WONDERFUL GROWTH II IM™ rr. JE HITSCITY i ^DAMAGE WAS SMALL MICHIGAN MUTUAL TORNADO CYCLONE AND WINDSTORM CO. HAS 60,000 MEMBERS. AS THE TWISTER WAS TOO FAR' Op in the air to do its VERY WORST. AND CARRIES OVER 120 MILL-’ SAME CYCLONE DOES $100,000 IONS OF DOLLARS INSURANCE PART ONE-1 TRY BANNER WANT8 If You With to Sell or Buy, Becauau Rrerybody Reads The BANNER, NUMBER 9 LOAD DAMAGE IN EATOM COUNTY OF HAY TIPPED OVER II Ls the Scromi Largest Insurance Twelve People Injured There. Died Few Minutes luiter Without Co. Of its Kind in the World Rome Fatally. Fbr> of Storm Regaining Consciousucss. Fun­ and One of Hie Strongest. Shown at Petri**\ilh*. eral Will be Held Thursday. Something ovqr 3U years ago a That Hastings barely escaped a cyclone (Hissed across the southern Ruins of Mrs. Alice Ford's B terrible visllalion by n cyclone Salresiding two part of Barry County, causing urday afternoon about four o'clock. almost great di-atruclion flT |ini|ierty. Tho ■ was probably due t<* one of those after.bias nt-that, time was a TOTAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT / "freakish" perfOHnan«-es for which View of West Side of Beni. TobylvBarn, Wrecked by Cyclone. LOSS, as then* was no such thing the “twisters" are noted. The cop­ CONFERENCE IN SESSION as iiisiu-mirv against such storm*. , per colored cloud in Un* southwest ■ Several men saw Un- accumula­ \ preceding the storm, the swirling, 1 TO PUBLISH .PIONEER tions of a life time wiped out al-, Excellent Program Hus Been Pre­ motion of the cjouds aisivc the citf; J Eckert w.i< a resident of Irving most in tlif "winking of an eye." । VrnveliiiK west to east,, were a sureJ ---SOCIETY ARTICLES township fur. it) years and had a. pared For The 100 Bol-.s al Indication of the cyclonic nnture/n To most uien thni stonn was but, wide acqnaintani-e. He served his Torch laike. I the storm. If any further proof Ihe fiiry of ihi* elements, ami it tovviudiip six times as supervisor. Read ill Ri-ernT Pioneer Mectiuq. He is survived by his widow, his was soon forgotten. But one man ONE BARN BURNED AND ANOTH­.. were needl’d, a look at Benj Tobey's Genlrnl Lake, .Mich., June 2Glh. Imni. Ed Shay’s hops**, across the saw in it a ’’busim-ss possibility," son. Elmer, formerly supervisor «>f ’ First one Will be About MK-. (hie hundred,representative High ER PARTIALLY DE­ street from it, and the DePlanta mid not long after I hill D. W. Rog­ School boys from al) parts of Mich­ Irving, mid lus daughter, Mrs. Leah■—>, simrjiry Selkrig. MOLISHED ti >u.se, still farther east on West SUPERVISORS , ers was instrumental in getting a igan. arrived today for the fifth anCOMPLETED charter for the Michigan Mutual -nunl High School Student tConferS ale street, and at the fallen trees * THEIR LABOR SATURDAY s Point, Gun take, in H. D.Selden's yaraal lhebnrnon Toauado, Cyclniie. mid Windstorm ence to be held at Hayo-Went-Ha THREE PERSONS BARELY PERSONAL INCREASED TOO. M s. Prosser’s lot on North it roadd m the'account of Insurance Company, which today is Camp for boys on Torch take. James Selkrig puh, w y. and all doubt would disappear. the M-rond largest insurance com­ The Conference Camp will be ESCAPE WITH THEIR LIVES pany of its kind in tin* world. It conducted 1 I Is well undemlood that the for ten days. F. has a membership of OO.Otitl mid an Field of Hit* University of Minouri w< irling motion of a cyclone is al- IFIGURES ARE NOW ABOUT AS UMoasable capitul of $120,0(10.(100. is the Camp director and Mr. X B. Storms of This Kind Seem to be wi ys in the direction in which (he TAX COMMISSION REQUIRED st rm cloud Iteelf i» moving on the ' Windstorms were not as fre­ Davis, chairman of the program Annual Events In Irv­ st ith rim of a cyclone, that is from quent. then as now, mid (he growth committee announce an excepti<m-' of Hip Company was so rapid that al strong program. B..B. Jonnsoti wpst to east; while on the north ing. ing. At tlie barn. Mr. Eckert the "advance assessment'’ of 2»i of Lansing Is tolliave charge of thA, From Our Irving Correspondent. rijn of the twister the inotlbn is Banner I Gives Assessments .As Made cided to back the load into cents on each tint) insured, which dally Bible work. building. The horses tin Among Hie ami Equalized. Also As EquulSome severe electrical distur- from the east toward the west. every member pays ii|>on joining, speakers are: David It. Porter and■I \blyii-es abruptly and the hay began to r ‘ i ....i ■ The barn of Mr. Tobey was shoved were manifest in this local ­ more than |>aid all losses and ex­ Jainea WitiUnore of New York;; ily' last week. On Friday a heavy off (he foundation toward the east penses for the Oral 15 years or Dean White-and William H. Goy of The board of supervisors com­ about twelve feel before il partly rain Norm accompanied with some more .of Hie comiiflny’s life. their labors on Saturday. Grnitd Rapids. I wind nnd lightning—and rains again toppled over onto the tool and vehi- pleted important m:itli|- before them I But. during llie past 10 years nr' Special preparalion is now under• Friday night. Saturday and Sunday, cle- shed on the east side of the Thg 1 more cyclones and windstorms way (or a big Fourth of July cele­ supplied, the face of mother earth barn. The barn on Mrs. Prosser's 'was the equalization of the assess­ have become more frequent and bration nt Hu* Camii. Hon. II. R. witli a great abundance of waler. place on North Broadway was shov- 1ments. That wotrid naturally be a I alHidt wliiiTi Tliefe could be1 lus^.-s have greatly mcii-ao-d, ne­ Palfengill, of tansing, Is the speak­ The lightning struck the barn of vd to the west about two feel off its matter 1 differences of judgment, and i cessitating the levying of five or er for the occasion. ' A. O. Sink on Jhe farm purchased foundation, and the big pm<* tree in wide natur'nlly the memliers of lhe| six assessments ‘ during those to 1 of Charles Strong last winter, burn­ Herm Selden's yard, north of Mrs. board not be in entire-ac­ ing the barn to the ground. We are Prosser’s, was blown so that its 1cord onwould the subject. But it iiiikL hastily summoned Mr*.'Eckert, who informed that Mr. Sink's son. Otto trunk lays in a northwesterly direr- [be said that the board amt. all its each $100 insurt’d. arrived just in time to tier hu*PLAYS HERE JULY 3 ANO 4, narrowly escaped being killed out­ lion. The Citizens Telephone lines. 1 sought lo be good tem­ baiid breathing his last. The existence of the Company right by the lightning which struck east of Tobey's were blown to the 1members pered about it. ami while each sup ­ northward. . — I has been a God-send lo many peuthe barn in which Otto was at work ervisor stood for his own town, mid ple all over Michigan. It has saved One Game Tomorrow Followed By caring fur four head of horses. A« Another indicator of a cyclone is ! for its favorable consTdermany and many a man from ruina­ it was, Otto Sink was rendered un­ that nt and near its Cettter there is Inimred . Double-Header On Glori­ by the equalization commit­ tion. Il has paid every loss Tully y county while a ymiitg man. conscious by the shock, and would a vacuum, and the increased (ires- atluu . ous Fourth. yet when the committee made, ami promptly. and has been fair iso tenve* two brothers. Samuel have burned with the building had sure, due to the condeL-alioitof the tee, . report, its which was accepted by Spend Hie Glorious Fourth ... in not his father and Charles Bennett, air within the dlanrler of the . mid honorable iii all of its adjust­ ’reeporl, and William, of this Hastings and see the Hastings team a neighbor, carried him to a place twister, sometimes cusses u house the majority of the board lie­ ments. - . members all made the best of it, tp> . lo literally ex,>lodn f; uu air pi**i- mailer That the honorable career of this play a double-header with lliu Niles! of safety. how-J|gr<l it may have hit . Cdmpauy has appealed most -favor­ (cmiCJhvliirh has the reputation of The lightning wrought hav'ScTn sure as the center, or vacuum area, their Lown Snips. , ably to people generally, is shown being one of the strongest teams in many quarters and the leloclrical of storm passes over.it. That is The report of the Equalization Mrs. Falwnrd Bhike. wife of one of by its wonderful growth from smith western Michigan. disturbances were of sucti a nature what'' is indicated at Hie home of . . REV. JAMES SELKRIG. ■ Middleville s tilus) prommem busiNiles will also (day hen1 on Fri­ that many freakish manifestations Ed 8hay, just peross the road from Committee. Which we give else-1 about KM) members and about where, is signed by live members. Mfationiiry lo the Gun laikr Indi‘bed on Thursday m<yuday, July 3. I his making a series of Tobey's barn, when the entire frame The > $I7<>,OOU insurance in IHK5 lo tio.uoo of (lower were evidenced. chairman. Supervisor Gro/inhiis , w I iom siieiTssor iii religious ; after jin illness <<t several members mid till .millions of dol­ three games with Hastings. At William McCann's home in of an up stairs window was pushed ger. Was unable to ho present after work Iimong (he descendants of I months, which had its origin in the lars of insurance in lull. ’ This series will be watched with Irving a chicken was standing close outward by the air pressure from Wednesday of last week, owing lo these liidimis is Rev. Kelsey Isaac, j consequences of an operation |u*r“The. Michigan Mutual Tocnailii. great interest all over the stale as beside their home to escape the within, and was theircaught by the . pastor of Hie Bradley Imlimi formed la-1 winter. Mr*. Blake Cyclone and Windstorm Insurance it will determine the standing of driving rain. Il so chanced that the wind, and the frame was neatly , church. ' ’ i was widely -known. Her maiden Co. has an advertisement in this the most talked of semi-pro teams ground rod of the U-h-phonl- line bung up on a clothes line post it. (Committee, declined to sign it be­ in Michigan. entering their house on the Hast­ I he yard. cause be though! his township. Chirr Soklnaw’. ml wmII,. «•" ••• .l — ra. _••• Hullaml abmH « mH carry a Wiiidslonn ^lulicy Barry county fans arexidanning ings exchange was close by where There had been a good rain pre- Tliornupple, ■ had been hit too hard Indians. to.be |>roM*nl'in great numbers at might to read. the chicken stood and when an vious to the coming of the cyclonic ।by lh<- Committee. Supervisor these contests, especially ^.on the electrical discharge come down the storm, which .Mr. ’Tobey tirsL saw iMarshall, of Burry. insists llqU m Imnnl pnstnr. officiating. I»rthe articles read before the recent ! Fourth when the attendance is ex- line towards the ground, traveling, as he was in the Do Planta house -all history there has never been an il is Survived by her husband of the Harry County l’ion«: ■ pectrd lo be rerord-breaking. no doubt, through the path of least' which he now owns. The sky in ।mslbnce where a township acquir­ meeting on. Glcu Blake. She was one Not lee. Hastings has the greatest pitch­ resistance, if passed through the the southwest hail the characteris- ed , gUd.tkrj of wealth ns easily us eers. The. one next week will be Under the law Automobiles I ing staff carried, by any setni-pro back C.harles Atkin’s very interesting tic copper hue. and Mr. Tobey ex, of the fowl, scattering feath ­ did Barry al the hands of the ''northwestern pari of the comity, ami Motor Cycles urr not allou- team in Michigan and Niles lias .*1 ers all about. pielun* of hfe in Ha.-dings during peeled there would lie n good breeze, ■Equalisation j Committee. and her passing is mourned by rd to run faster (han <*i(|lit miles line-up comiMiscd of former leag­ The committee made additions to scores of friend*. Many other currents' of electricity His suspicions wenrtnore than con­ per hour on the biufm-ss sln-cts uers. firmed when tie heard the brick । the rolls mnnmilmg lo $I,1WIO,XK>. mid fifteen miles per hour on | These gamei^liouhl tie attended burned oiit the telephohn connec­ Stows Will Close Saturday. the chimney of the De Planta '|They imide deductions of $.130,000 other sin-els of the City. On by every lover of base ball in Barry tions in various dwelling houses. from W. F. M. S. Mec|ing. , As .ffily llh coiiies on Saturday, AL the home of James Kelley, two house beating a tattoo on the roof. । account of minwniiis complaints I Qiunly. all stores ..... ami business ..uuova houses in , The regular monthly meeting of miles east of Irving station, the and saw a tree overturned. He ex- ]Rutland. and left Assyria mid both — the City Inis- decided to strictly peeled to find his own home and the s Hastings have agreed to-close on | the Woman’s Foreign Mi-sionai-y lightning struck the house close by enforce this law ami It is <io|H-d Allrn—Chandler Marriage. iii'ii .ini., r.v..phiSociety of the Methodist Episcopal blowh away. He was thank- ;. lilial date t.> lo give clerks ।and that the nubile Will lake notice I Howard Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. a chimney doing some damage. .. barn Iprietors a well, earned vacation. I ’liurrh will lie- held <>u Wednesday Another freakish caper of the ful when he saw Hm house was of the fact. There arc also jliharlM Allen, nf this city, and Miss but when he saw the burn off ' TH.Dcenniuiodnli* their patrons. I iflernoon. July K. al’llm imam of many comptniiits about viola­ [Effie Chandler of Prairieville, were nimble current manifested itself at safe: its foundation nnd overturned^ as the A. E. Matthews farm, threetions of the bicycle ordinance. united in marriage In Kalamazoo on ‘ ' son. chapter (1 of "Our Work-fur the shown in the picture elsewhere, he This onlinn'm c has Ih-i-ii uub- I Tuesday afternoon. After n tour quarters of- a mite nortlieusi of knew-.tha’gentle zephyrs had luwn 4fti4 riepSaHltr- MK - Sadie -Hall. "Thw lislii-d and In (hi* future will also | lo Buffalo and' .Niagara Falls, they James Kelley’s home and about two going some. West State-81^ from ( .. ig's Business’’—Mr*. Clement As Kalunlayt July I, i.*i the nh- rniml. mid one-half miles, northeast .fromho strictly rnfort-eil. will rolutnTO ntikllngs IO reSide. W. R. Jamieson. | Smith. Election of officer/ .Mysthis station., n seems that Bela till’ Dtf'Platita lloUM’ westward was nlversury of our" NntliiiiulTndeW. It Jamieson, Mayne. Mayor.’ tery bo\ contest. Pot lurk supper Lancaater. tenant on the farm, had full of wires and poles from lhe iiendriice, every citizen should ' BANNER AVANT ADV& PAY. --- — ■ 1 in charge of Mrs. Horton. Mrs. line mi opportunity to observe just put the team in the barn down Citizens Telephone Co. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. |Crook and Mi*. Keiiasl.m. Al lhe time lhe storm was at its this lioliday in u filling manner. in the basement and so great was In order lo allow all Ihose em­ the haste of hirtWlf and Min, bbl­ worst, several persons along State win. that they did not stop to un­ street noticed it. and that angry ployed to enjoy IhcinsehcK, all bridle the beasts, but turned the looking, clouds were rolling and the business men who can do so. team loose in the basemenl. they in twisting about overhead. But 'the and others will close their husllirss places on Saturday. The the meantime running to the house tail of lhe twister when they notic­ for shelter. "Scarcely had they loft ed il, according !•> the observers, meal markets will keep open a before lightning struck the barn mt was not lower than.iOO feel from Eurt of the muriiinq mid the hnrthe northwest side, tearing off a the ground, so that what this city rr shops will close -nt S:3d part of the roof and the door on the experienced, except possibly for a o’clock. north side as well, a distance of little dip of the tail of lhe cyclone Lei every ciljzcn enjoy this several rods northward. The cur­ near lhe Tobey farm, was -what' holiday, which commemorates rent ran down the framework to might be termed the undertow of the birlh <if our nation. We tire the basement, where the team had air currents drawn in by lhe cy­ today enjoyliqi the results of the just been left, striking through a clone, lhe business end of which unseltlsli mid ‘ sclf-sm ritlcinn Eart of a timber near the animals was above lhe earth when it pass­ work of (hose who date us this reaking panes of glass in the base­ ed over Hasting*. Those who saw imh-peivlenec, mid It is lilt inn ment windows, thus showering the it said the cyclonic cloud was dis- that Mime thouaht should Im- (liv­ dumb beasts .with pieces of fine sipnlo<t lhe tail Iwing drawn up in­ en lo (hem on Uie Fourth. glass all over their manes and to the clouds above, about where William IL Jamieson,-Mayor. backs But not injuring them. Mr. lhe storm crossed Michigan- ave­ Lancaster regards this as a meet nue. miraculous escape, which it was*, It is probable that the storm that HASTINGS DEFEATS GRAND and thinks himself and son Edyvin stmek Hastings a little after four RAPIDS CENTRAL LEA6UERS /kiosl fortunate tn have left the o'clock went east and a little south, building in so precipitate a manner and sent down its destroying tail Ruins of C. -P. Springer's Fine Cement House, Petrieville. Bridge at Petrieville, Eaton Co., Wrecked by Saturday's Cyclone. as to escape injury. ~ ' again a few miles southeast of Don Bell Hus Sweet Revenge on . When we conie to consider the Charlotte. It destroyed several Team Chiliiiing Him, HiLstlngs many various places in which the barns, a* number of orchards and Winning 2 to 1. lightning struck we consider it trees,, and badly damaged a num­ Hasting*, timul the wildest enthu­ most remarkable that no one was ber of houses before it reached siasm defeated the Grand’ Rapids killed outright. It seems that at Petrieville. a suburb of Eaton Rap­ CeiHral Teague tKiin 2 -to I, t his abouL this Lime every year more or ids, about two triiles northeast of Wednesday afternomt Two’ wild less disturbances of an electrical that town, where its force was throws m the last innjtig saved the nature are manifested. It may be terrific. visitors from being blanked. Il was due, ns some,think to certain at­ Representatives of -the BANNER Don Bell's day. He had an opportu­ mospheric or astronomic changes, made a visit-14 Petrieville Bunday nity to show the Grand Rapids man­ attendant ' upon the equinoctial, -----------afternoon,i. Along the way were agement that he was worth more change along about June 21. At any evidences of the cyclone's fury lha;i the small salary, whu h has „ _bout ral»\ we saw many places struck shown in unroofed and otherwise caused him .to hold out. Hastings' by lightning last year at about this damaged house*, barns and out- first run camo in the seventh on lime. * buildinga; in orchard^ and shade Bell’s two-bagger. Maltby’s saiteK and forest trees leveled to the lice and Beck’s single, The second Post master Dawson Gets Raise. ground. All this can be seen on run was made in the eighth on L. ■According to despatches from the main travelled Eaton Rapids- Challon’s single, E. Chaiton’s sacriWashington to the state press, a Charlotte roads, a few miles west llce and* Eek’s .'wo bagger. number of Michigan postmasters of the first named city, where (lie Two wild throws over ilrui base receive raises In salaries, while cyclone crossed that thoroughfare. by thinl baseman Chaiton in the But it was at Petrievillp that the ninth gave the visitors one score. others have their pay reduced. Postmaster John -Dawson, of this worst havoc was wrought. The As the BANNER is going'to press city, however, is one of the lucky twister tore through a 20 acre ap­ shortly after the game, full details ones and be will draw HOO more ple orchard a liUto west of the win be reserved until next week’s Ruins of Co. Clerk Frank Ford’s House and Barn near Eaton Rapids. during the year beginning July 1. Issue. *” Cyclone Wreckage Near Petrieville. ELECTRICAL STORM STRIKES IRVING TWP. 01415027 HTlI MILLIONS ADDED TO ASSESSMENT �FJUX TWO__________________________ ___________________ '________________________ THE IIACTIXCS BANNER, ll'I.T 8. Oil. Personal Cool Shoes Summer Vacation [ For Women—$1.50-$2.00-$2.50-$3.00-$3.50. For Misses—$1.00-$1.25-$1.50-$l.75-12.00. For Children—60c-75c-S1.00. Masonic Temple Building 50c to $3.00 ReVzand’Mrs. Belt* will leave Sat­ keep a very large assortment in both, and if any of the urday for Manistee, where they will underwear we will be pleased to have you call on us. *P«nd a week in rtrd. Mr. Belts will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist church of Mani'lce Sunday, |»th | morning and evening. An old friend his is paiilnrof that church. Rev. Mr. Hawkins. of No. Chester, will occupy the pulpit liete. Among tba student* who fiecurrd he dwro,. of A. H. last week al the Phone 66 J *y Michigan was Miss Eltiei Minnnrd. a former gradualc: of Hastings high s. liool. Miss Mininnrd also secured her life certificate from the Ypsilanti sial,. Normal two lyt'iH'H ago. She did splendid work in Diplomacy or Dl«hon»«tyT tH'th institutions.-ant! was chosen a* Commons' a fool for bit wit,, or a Annual meeting of. liastings school honor teacher at th- Normal. She now has a flue i><>*ition for next district will he Iw-ldon Mdmhy.-fveil­ knave for Ms honeaty, and he will r»year as teacher of junior and senior ing, July' 13, Wil, at .High ienoo! colvo you Into bls bosom.—Fielding. English in the Yi.silanti high room al 7:30 o’clock. W. L. SHELTERS. See. Ironside Shoe Co JPhone 176 • 25c to $1.50 In White Canvas, White Nubiick, Patent Leather, Gun Metal and Dull Kid—and in prices and sizes and widths to suit. . . We have the finest line of CORSETS to be found iu'the city. Any lady can find a fit at our store,, for we can fit any figure. Nothing is more pleasing to any lady than to have a perfect corset fit. Here is where you getn't. Prices from COOL UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY are in demand NOW. Pumps---Colonials---Oxfords _ Jfere Are Some Shings t/ou ll /feed Shese Days This is the season of SILK GLOVES. You want to be in style and if you haven’t a good pair come and get a pair from our store. Prices from Vacation shoes, above everything else, should be comfortable—a new shoe that pinches or binds is an abomination any time, but more so when you are on pleasure bent. Our shoes are comfortable—we can fit YOU—in the best style, quality and at reasonable prices. Prices - mention Ira PhilHpk of Battle Cr<Mk called on friends In this city the fore part III the Week. Mrs. Fred Hendershott nnd ehlld. bf Hnhway, N. J., an1 visiting her parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hues. Miss Minnie Wing of PorHaml Il *}><‘nt. tho w»*ek with .Mrs. Dow . Karcher and Homer Bates and wife. ' Hwartlieii! went to LowI ell Thursday, when- he will spend his vacation will* relatives and !| Il 1 I H [ family need hosiery Hastings, Mich. Hastings. PERSONAL MENTION W. C. T. U. Department. Miss Gordon in Washington. ■i the great satisfaction. of till- lapd. attended the Kalamazoo Nor-, . Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J~ Woodnansee innl cnmimmcemeat, their daugli- ■ I it. JHfsfk Ih-»slr, being a member of' spent overJsimdiiy in IkdroiL ' Miss ■ Lydie Engelhardt, of Laie tin- graduating class. Odessa, is visiting nt Chas. Powell's,, Glenn Cadwnllnder left Monday! (L H. Tlwnias is visiting his fatli- for Ann Ariior to resume Bis slu- I great it was deemed wise for Miss er.Jwho has a fruit farip uepr Trav­ •lies'al tin- University of Michigan.; Gordon k<> be at Hie nation's capital after spending a few days with his during these days when extreme' erse City. Mrs. Gersliuin Srveram-i* was call­ mother, Mrs. Ella PoweTl. pre.-suru pH along the lines is neve*-' Miss fXkufri Imwrence. of Grand ed to Kalamazoo Ja-d week by the illdcss of her sister, Mrs; -Nt. T. Wil- i Ledge, spent Sunday in Hastings with her sister, Miss Susie. She went Norwegian Parliament lodghby. Mrs. Clara WnlldorU sp-'til from Monday morning |o Kalamazoo to al, Adopts Resolution. | Friday until Monday with her leiiif’-tln* Hummer norma) school. Wohl lias • reached Washington Mrs. Richard Loppenthien left for daughter. Mrs. B. A. Smitli, and fam­ Ludington Mpnday. where she will Hint th-- Norwegian Parliament Inis! ily.- jo, Detroit. . followc.f (hr lend Secretary Don-1 Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Wreen. of,Bel­ visit "reinlives tor two w'lMfes; Mr: iels of our'Navy ofDepartment and] laire. Mich- were guests of Mr. and tapprnthien leaves for that city to­ adopted a resolution prohibiting-the I Mrs. W.'A. Scholl aud Mr. and Mrs. morrow, where he will spend Hie use of intoxicating liquor* by offi­ l-'onr'lli. L. Jensen Tuesday. Mrs. Carrie Hchullx and:son John Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Burton, of East cers of the Norwegian army ami atlendcd the Kohler family rehniofl Ltrtisitig, llo.-s Burton. rtf "HhNhv, navy during their terms of service. men ' were already en­ held nt Charlie KnhleFs'mst "Hiars- Mich., and Mr. mid Mtj. J. E. Lake. Enlisted forced abstainers. »nd 4to8i-*lllr«r< ttaMptfty-footy being pr»o>i>ht. -• ilTGasNopAlin.- wen- in ffluitfrtfu*Tues­ messes on the war ships nnd in the Rev. J. W. Sheehan, of Grand Rap­ day In attend the funeral of Mia. garrisons now nrtAlo be made dry'. ids,was in HasLuigs Tuesday lo con- Leo Burton. Tuesday. Juno !•. Representative Cantrill of Kentucky introduced a mediately upon the adopt ion of the resolution. the House shall proceed to the-consideration of Hie Hobson ainetidnient." giving ten hours for debate, to he equally .divided be­ tween those Who favored and those Who opposed lhe resolution. At the r>>!ii-hi»i<>n of the debate, the pre- MISTER DO YOU CARE ABOUT HER SAFETY? Temperance Leaders J Gather in Copilot Tin.- tmiperaiice leaders gathered in lh» Capitol tn learn Hint the liquor men were behind this resolu­ tion, and these men believed*! lint an immediate vote would prove dis- Nearly every day you read of women be­ ing killed er maimed by explosions of oil and gasoline .cook staves What are the possibilities of such an accident in your Home? mother or your servant a matter of interest and conscience to you? The Houm- rule* cmnniiltcc held two meetings during the day. ami then voted to postpone action on the Gant ill I resolution, which proposed a sp-rial rule until Julx • next, twenty hours being allowed for drThe amendment as originally liie-ented |>y Captain Hoii-.u waamended mi that Section 2 read*. ‘Tlie Gongrt'S*. or the stalos within Hi<-ir respective jurisdiction, shall hafcr-power to enforce thisairlich' by. all needful legislation.'’ i The GAS RANGE is the safest and sim­ >tied'by Captain Hobson ami E. C. Dinwiddle of the- Anti-Saloon Ei-ague. who laid been misquoted n* opposing action nt this time, their Gas cooking promotes comfort slatemenla declaring that “lhe tem­ perance forces tin* ready for a vole al any time: if lhe. Democratic ma­ labor; is quick, is clean and is economical jority. either independently or up­ Let ua show and explain to you our line on liquor's insistence, .would vote tins sessimL we shouhtTiot O|Tpd«e." This gives us a little more time of gas ranges for work. There wid* never an i«sue before the American people of Thornapple Gas & Electric Co more yital ami far-reaching impor­ tance. Congressman Hbbson r<iPhone No •liie.i* Hiab every ininister in Hie I oiled States shall, al one service; oil June "jh. present the argument1 'ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE, for ‘ National QonstilUtional Prohi­ bition to his p-'of>le, and ihnt great |M<iqilar rallies should" follow oir We also have electric fans July I'onrtli. when resolution*, favlorinir tip* amendment should be toasters, coffee percolators, flat irons I pa—--d and scut lo Senate and plest cobk stove grills and stoves Our office will be cloned all day July 4th, Doing” counts Noise isn’t the thing that counts on the Fourth there are hundreds of better ways to celebrate, and you’ve all found it out pretty generally, Most men, too, have found that “noise” isn’t the thing that counts most about a store—it’s how they do a thing Whatever you read about us in our advertising, or whatever you sec about us, you can be sure it’s a conservative statement of what we’ll actually do; of the values wc really give. . : : Wc try to tell about ourselves in a quiet, modest way. That we uieu and two Thousand womep'al jeasl will rui'nii to Washington lo inlenb-w Heir Senators and ReprrUetiisfives, and lo fill lire galleries i I of rim Heu-e of HeprasenLltlves j I July 6. when, in all probability, (he vole will be taken. telegram to his Sr-nalor and Rcprcaenlptive-al Washington. at once. Every men's-Bible class and every young people s organization should do tin- same. Let us rally to "‘Hie help of the LOrd (against the inigh-] ty,’’ rd gain the victory. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes ought to be strong evidence of our ability to do things for you in a better way. Phone 22 CLOTHIER Hastings, Mich, �------ mwiwaum uxvi. iru.-------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- JJSL25H who witnessed the event, picked the Norma, of Coats Grove. Floyd Clum child up - and - carried her lo the of Routh Woodland and Glen Clum house. At first the parents thought of Tamarac. Vaughn Faller visited Kenneth that life was extinct and were nearly frantic with grief, but after a short Hauer a few day* last week. Chester and Miss Lizzie Hestcrly lime they discovered that she was attended the Lepnrd—Green wed­ and hastily called Dr. Mc­ Mins Iva Wasson of Lansing yet alivewho found-.thal Hie shock ding near Lake Odessa Saturday spent tho fore part of last week Intyre, had rendered her unconscious for a evening. That the Fourth of.July, our great national day of liberty falls on Saturday this year, and of course we with Mrs. Lloyd Towns, short time and that no serious re­ Mrs. Caroline Hauer anl daughter John Kdhler and family attended sults would occur, lite little one is Miss Amelia, visited Mra. I. Rowley close our place of business that day all day, but in order to accommodate all our trade we will keep open the reunion of the Kahler family now rapidly recovering from the near Coals Grove. Thursday. at Delton last Thursday returning shock. Friday, July 3rd, until 9 o’clock in the evening, and are going to make Friday our great bargain*day. home Friday. The trip was made PromoUon Exercises. Gertrude, the three year old Notice our Low Prices. in their new touring car. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Cox. Tho promotion exercises “f Mrs. Edward Hynes left Thursday for while playing with her brother on Archie McCoy’s School of Musical a few weeks visit with his son lhe couch in their home Sunday af­ and Dramatic Art were held nt Jibe Wayne who resides near Fulton, ternoon, fell in such a way as to school Monday afternoon, June 29, Calhoun County. break her wrist;- Dr. McIntyre re­ when the following received certifi­ Mrs. Carrie Cashel and daughter duced lhe fracture and .the little one cates of promotion:— Myrtle moved back to their home is being made ns comfortable as Evelyn Alfhild Tyden. Agnes in the village from Kalnmaxoo, lhe possible. Harriet Hheldon. Marjorie Leona latter part .of the week where Miss Lura Barker, while picking Hopkins, Florefice- I-nulse SchaffI hoy have lived during- lhe past cherries on the Charles Farlee hauser, George Richard Lennon. school year. Miss Myrtle being a place Monday afternoon fell from a Lloyd RO<ler Clouse, Emily Julia student in the Western Hfate- Nor­ distance of about twelve feet, caused McElwain, Lois Kalheryn Mackey. ina). by a limb breaking which, sup­ M. Cleone Brandsteller, Helen Lucy Fine Dress Shirts in laundered or Ladies' Handkerchiefs, plain white, The Misses IjiIs Vella and Vel­ ported her, rendering her insensible Chidestenr Maude Eleanor Miller. For Ladies, Misses and Juniors . — Soft collars, in plain white, blue ma Benson graduated from the for a while. Dr. McIntyre was call­ Vida Elsie Cole. Edith May Yost. hemmed and made from soft nair> chambray or fine stripes, choice ■ Slate Normal nt Kalamazoo last ed, and after examination found no Roy Jacob ‘Denison. Marjorie M. sook material.--- 3 Hdkfs. for 5c week Wednesday. Their parents bones broken, but suffering from Bolton. Myrtle Winifred Nichols, at only.---*_...i48c One rack lull of tine Top Skirts in All linen and fancy barred Hand­ Beatrice Silabee, Ruth Mr. nnd Mrs. John Velte ayd Mrs. internal injuriies. The seriousness Thelma Men’s Union Suits in Balbriggan all the new colors and fabrics._$3.98 kerchiefs. . . 5c, six tor 25c L. E. Benson attended lhe gradua­ of lhe result we are unable lo Marian Thomas. Mary Aline Cross. Sadie Mae 8i|sbee. or Porous Knit, at only...— 48c ting exercises which were held at state at this.time. Extra values in while Embroidered Ladies double texture Rain Coats. The program was greatly enjoyed ihty College Wednesday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hilbert and Single Undergarments for Men in Parasols, special lor Friday-- 98c great value at----------------$3.98 Miss Lois is engaged to teach in the sons Lawrence and Victor attended by the Parents ami friends. The pu­ cream, tan or black 23c pils did credit to themselves and New Auto Veils 50c, 75c and $1.00 primary department in the high lhe funeral of Mrs. Blake in Middleteachers. All Suits an<J Children’s Coats re­ Men’s two in.one Bathing Suits, school here next year, and Miss. vllln Sunday. Waist Neck Cords in all colors Velma will teach in Bailie Creek. navy blue with white trim, made gardless ol c»st. at Price Georae' Baitinger of RE Joseph at 10c and 25c George Gallatin of Nashville vis­ came Sunday to spend a few days from good jersey, at only.l.69c New arrivals in Shopping Bags, ited al D.-'fl. England's the latter with relatives here and lo attend A new line ol Ladies’ Wash Dresses Boys’ good Bathing Suits at25c at50c, 75c, $1.00, >1.50 part of the week. the funaral of his aunt, Mrs. Reiser. ‘ in colored and white, at..98c to $5 Boys' good Bathing Trunks at15c R. C. VanHouten’ nnd DeVere B. 8.1 Holly arrived home from Beautiful assortment ol wide fancy England made a business trip to York State Sunday, nnd reports A great value ottering in ready Soft Shirts and Waists for Boys...25c and plain col’r’d Ribbons, choice 19c Grand Rapids by auto, Thursday. farm crops nnd fruit looking bad in made Shirt Waist S|wcials, at.. 98c Men's Soft Shirts at .only ----------- 39c Tub Silk Petticoats in all colors, .Mr. and Mrs. Forest Christian ar­ lhe part he visited. great values at81-98 Men’s fine Socks, black or tan, at.. 10c Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fisher of the HAS NOT BEEN SEEN NOR rived here from Greenville.- Ohio, Girls’ Ready Made Dresses, 2 to Thursday evening, where they had State road attended Mrs. Reiser’s Women’fc'and Men’s Wunderhose Suit Case Values, full size Leath HEARD FROM SINCE THE 6 years, -at — —48c been married on Tuesday, nnd funeral Tuesday afternoon. erette Suit Cases, solid leather (seconds) 15c ..2 lor 25c EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE. Miss Alvah Burkle left Monday were taken to the farm home Girls’ Ready Made Dresses, 6 to corners’ steel inside frame, New line of Neckties lor the where about sixty or seventy of for Kalamazoo, where she will at­ choice lor Friday -------... 98c their near neighbors nnd young tend summer normal for-six weeks. Fourth25c ami 50c i4 years, at-------69c and 98c WHEN SHE WAS PLACED friends met in the evening and Miss Burkle is engaged to leach gave the happy pair an old fash­ lhe Hafner school, near Castleton ABOARD THE TRAIN ioned house warming. The heart­ Center, for next year. Extraordinary Bargains next week in all our Departments—DRESS GOODS, LINENS, BED­ iest of congratulations and good C. 8. McIntyre traded his new wishes awaited them on every side, Studebaker car for another of the SPREADS, WHITE GOODS, LACES, GOATS, SUITS, SKIRTS, DRESSES, KIMONAS, MUSLIN with a bounteous repast following. same make which is a seven pas­ At Kalamazoo, by Iler Father, for The newly wedded couple have al­ senger. six cylinder car. It certdin-, Three Rivers, Where She Was UNDERWEAR, WAISTS and HOSE and Great Bargains in MEN’S FURNISHINGS. ready commenced housekeeping on ly is a beauty. To Change Cars. his father's farm in South Wood­ Perry- Flory anil Mrs. Orpha Flory Doubtless many of our readers motored to Battle Creek Thursday land. read of the strange disappearance Mrs. John Ketcham and children and were accompanied home by Mr. came up from Hastings in (heir and Mrs. 'Harold Strickland, who of Miss Kidder, daughter of Ralph C. Kidderi on June Hili. new car Thursday amt spent the made them a short visit. Mr. Floyd Lambertson and Miss 'On that date Mr. Kidder placed hisday with her brothers Charles and Lulu Kaylor of Albion visited Mrs. daughter aboard the cars al Kala­ Roy Rowlader. Miss Durham of Nashville spent R. R. Atehinson lhe first part of lhe mazoo for Three Rivers, where she Cash was to change cars for her-home Friday and Saturday visiting aL | week. about nine miles distant. Mrs. L. E. Benson's. The BANNER is in receipt of the Hastings Cool and Sanitary Double Store Wesley Mayors spent Thursday EAST WOODLAND. in Hastings on business. Mrs. M. L. Cole .and Mrs. Asa following letter from Air. Kidder, Clayton Schray and wife, who L-iehman called on Mrs. St. John, which will explain itself, ami serve n-j a reply lo ninny inquiring friends: have been spending a couple of Wednesday. weeks vacation nt G. A. England'* B. Rowlader nnd nephew. Benson Elkhart, hid.. June 27. 1911. in West Sunfield, visited the home Davis, took dinner with M. Itowla- Editor Hastings Banner: Tt i rkrrmu n-Grilles. folks in the village Saturday nnd der and family. Wednesday. I have so many friends in Harry "THE Sunday. Mr. Schray reluming | Myron E. Turkcnizmk-of Assyria And now we note it is Glen Kil­ county who asked me when I Irfi Holders of BUSINESS WORLD" home lo Chicago Sunday evening, patrick who is out with a fine new there two weeks ago to write io | liiwiiKlii|i ami Misis Ertidlu L. our Prepaid IGravi-ii, iif Ca»tli'lmi, were married while Mrs. Schray will remain a carriage null harness. them if I should find my ihiughler. is the title ot u very interest­ Slock 'receive I in Hie Find Metlmdist EpiM-iqial few days visiting here. Mrs. Lenna Murphy nf Hastings who disappeared on June 8th. .after ing puMIratimi ' uffieh ex­ cash dividends Winslow Annable was a business visited her mother at lhe home, of I put her on the tram at Kahnanzoo ehurclr, Hn-dings. Wednesday, .lune plains certain farts about the senii-aonnaliy visitor nt Hastings Friday. i.’iili.. nt il P. M. Hex. Russell H. her sister? Albert Barry, over Run- for Three Rivers, where she wks In work of the well known DE­ at S</> per an­ Mrs. Christian Grozinger died al tiny. ■ Bready official ing. ’The ring serchange cars to reach homo nine TROIT BUSINESS UNIVER­ num. An in­ her home nortli of the village Roy James attended the Evangel­ miles farther on Air Line of Michi­ PROVIDED BY MEMBERS OF 'viee w;h I. They were vestment backed by gilt edged SITY. I-et us forward u copy Wednesday morning of uraemia ical musical entertainment in gan Central. 1 wish lo tell them .all real estate mortgages and unsur­ of the latest issue to you. WOME.VS PARK IMPROVE­ iatleiide>l by Mr. and Mrs. Deiiimnl. after a short illness. The funeral Nashville, Friday evening. lot Hiisllelmi. Mr. mid Mrs. Tuekerin one leller, if you will kindly give passed for aafety. convenience and Send us a postal request by MENT ASSIMIATION. -was held al the Lutheran church, Hian will make tlieir Imine in Asnet-earniug rate. Our SSlh year in Mrs. Ollie lluhe Hawkins nnd me that qiuch space, that I have run return mail. Address, E. K of which she was a member, on family were week end guests at the •town many rumor*, and the only business, assets nearly fl.tfiO.OOO. Shaw. President, 65 West Saturday forenoon, Rev. Klind- home of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Scofield. positive clew I have is that1, she Write/of copy of our booklet Grand Riser Ave. Detroit, w’orlh officiating. Burial was in Mrs. N. Kilpatrick spent part of changed cars ul Three Rivers and TO RE RUILT OF CUT ami 4fth.Piuau''ial BtaUmmt. 'I’lartu have been formulated by Mich. . the Lake 8ld® cemetery. Mrs Gro- Inst week al the home of herNon. went through to Niles. Instead of Capitol ANO ROUGH FIELD STONE zinger's home has lieen in Wood­ Floyd, In Sotilli Woodland. getting off nt Jones. From there I Saving! t Loan Aiiaclatlon, luhlies f..r liohlmg .i world's mimi­ land a great many years, since the Mrs. Cora Colo who Ims been have ho.farther trace. Il is prov­ . Lansing, Mich. death of her husband about twenty spending n few days with her ing tn be the most serious problem . . ’ v’lial cougies.^ and exposilimi in years ago. she has devoted herself daughter. Mrs. H. Rauln. in Olluin- of my life, and I have squtired away Designed by John Ironside. "Hi ijaklaiid. <kil„ in Ifil5. foa aACKACHl KIDMtYS AMO OLAODIi to her children consisting of Mrs. wa. Iowa, returned home Thurs­ to make it the ona important, effort Be Placed in Northeast Corner ________________________________ John Velte of the village; Mrs. Em­ day. of my lifetime. The papers print so ma Spindler of Minnea|>olis; Mr. C. Mrs. Elmer Gilman, who has many different stories, but siniinered • ■■ --------------- ”■ Inlvrest in the >-Hy park is daily F. Grozinger, Mr. William Gmzing- been al lhe home of her parents, a down they all pieaii the same, tiling. er and Miss Carrie Grozinger at couple of weeks. -IMurii'-d ip her She is still lost. She made many increasing nnd th>- efforts to im­ home, all of whom were here and homo in Sprinupori. Saturday. friends in Hastings'and Barry coun­ prove (his bvmily *!«■! are coiislnnlly bearing fruit. I ii<- latest addition to attended lhe funeral. Mr. ami Mrs. The young friends of Mr. nnd ty. To them I send this letter. Hie park ,^ill !»• a drinking foimPhillip Lull of Hastings, who were Mrs. Harry Janies gave them a surRALPH C. KIDDER. in attendance might Im mentioned Kirise kitchen shower nt their new ns immediate relatives as Mr. Lutz' tome. Wednesday evening. .Many CHAS. LAWRENCE BOUND Wtffliim’s Pm k \-"< iuiion and ollifirst wife was a half sister of I lie useful presents were received. Re­ Grozinger children, she having died freshments were served by the OVER TO CIRCUIT COURT ijintiiriaia. about four years kgo. Besides the guests, and a happy time reported. children, Mrs. Grozinger will be The fountain, wliirh lias been de­ missed by a large number of loving WE1JT WOODLAND. Feud “Down on the Bascon" Results signed by John Ironside, will be friends ami neighbors, who knew placed in the nm lln asl corner of the D. N. Stowell an<l wife entertain­ in Clubbing of William Meyer, her as a loving mother, kind neigh­ ed Mr. amt Mrs. Elmer Elwiug of park. It will be four feet square at the Complainant. bor ami devoted friend. l lie base ami iimefe<-i nine inches in Roff lhe first of the week nml on During lhe funeral tioiir of Mrs. WodrioMlay they all tillindod the After .hearing the testimony of height. The materials will lie sffqiie Grozinger, a near neighlior, Mrs. banquet at lhe M. A. C. three witnesses. Justice Cadwallader m the finislied mi<l rough conditions, Johanna, wife of M. J- Reiser, pass­ A. V. Palmerton was in Battle <m Tuesday morning, txnmd Charles rhe tillers will I”- of cut atom*. It If you complete a course at Cleary College that is what you get— ed to the great beyond. Mr. Reiser Creek, Monday on businescs. I Jiwrence . of Johnstown, over hi the will be sunnomile.i by a dome of A GOOD POSITION GUARANTEED-and every young man or having attended.tne funeral of his Mrs. Anna Curtis of Tamarac circuit’court for trial on charge of field stone in wbirli will lie placed a neighbor returned home shortly af­ neighborhood, spent pari nf last assault and battery with (he intent light or plants. / . young woman who have tried to do for themselves will understand the ter the noon hour ami found his week with her sister and husband. to do great bodily harm less than the A committee from the Associa­ wife, whom he had left but a short Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Durkee. crime of- murder? Whether there is tion appeared before thu council on . value of that. time before attending to her house­ • August Geiger raised his bam on anything in the atmosphere in the Friday evening ‘and requested the hold duties, and in fairly guo<l his west farm Tuesday. vicinity of Wabascon creek or in its city fathers to fiuiiMi waler fur the health, silling in her chair as if Mrs. Chas. Eisson nnd two chib waters, which gels into the blood of- fminlain. • Consent was at once given peacefully sleeping embraced in dren-of Hastings, visited nt the some of its citizens and causes them and connections are now being made. the arms of death, which had oc­ home of her parents, .Mr. nnd Mrs. to disobey the laws is something Work on the fountain will Is- begun curred during his absence. Kind Andrew Geiger, n part of Inst week. worthy of scientific investigation, al once. We are safe in saying that no similar school in the state devoted neighbors who heaYtl his call were Mrs. Harriet Hunt came- down for lhe local courts have recently The park is being cleaned (his soon at his side and did what from Evart. Friday for an extend­ threshed out several entanglements exclusively to business, occupies so large, comfortable and well arranged they could to console the heart ed visit with relatives nnd friends. in which resideqls of I he south­ Week and it will iiinleubtedly become building. It was erected especially for this purpose. Each department is moru popular Hum ever before. The stricken husband, who could hard­ Mrs. Grace Greenman of Battle eastern part of he county have fig­ fawn, which rerenlly arrived, is ly Imjnade to realize that Ips lov­ Cryek. has been visiting her .sister, ured. supplied with proper filing systems, sets of books, machines and modern ing wife had been taken from him. Mrs. D. N. Stowell and family. The complainant.. William Meyer, tliriving and proving a great object office equipment for practical teaching of modem business. WE ARE . The funeral was held at the Luth­ ' Everett Clum and wife of South declares that when he returned of attraction. GLAD TO INFORM YOU. eran church al 1:30 o’clock on Woodland spent Monday evening al from a fishing Irin to the •Baseon, Tuesday afternoon, and was al tend­ the home of their mother Mrs. Lawrence and his housekeeper, for­ MffES ANDRUS DOING ed by a large number of loving Caroline Hauer. merly Meyer’s wife, and Lawrence’s A RUSHING BUSINESS friends and neighbors. Rev. KlindMrs. Andrew Geiger nnd grand­ son, appeared with chibs and ran worlh officiating. Besides her daughter. Gertrude Klipfer visited towa^l him. Meyer took to his I children Charles Reiser of Detroit the former’s son,' Henry Geiger nnd heels, hut was overtaken ami badly Writing Windstorm Insiiniiicc land Mrs. Carrie Fisher of, the slate fnmjly, near Lake Odessa, one day pounded over the head nnd shoufders Around Maple City After a Cy­ by the senior Lawrence’s chib. No road, who arrived soon after t|ieir last- week. • clone Pusjg’d Through There. mother's death, her brother George Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fuller nnd attention was paid to the Marquis of Buckle of Ceresco, her sisters, Mrs. daughter Bessie of Holmes church, Queensbury rules, lor Meyer de­ “iCs mi ill wind that blows nolKnly Every young man or young woman can secure an education if they M. Smith and Mrs. J. Reiser, who vicinity spent Saturday nt Will clare* that tawrence supplemented giMkl.’’ This has proven especially want one—come to-Cleary College where good board and room, in a pri­ live in North Woodland, and Mrs. Hauer’s. the use.of the club with his feet. true wii li Mil* - \udi us. wlio has vate family, can be secured at from $3.25 to $3.75 per week. These rates Chris. Keibler anti daukllter, Mrs, On thft-hlhor hand. Lawreneo de ­ been wrifinu wiiid-slnrm iiisurnncc Mr. nnd Mrs-Jesse Crosby arid can be reduced to $2.50 per week by those who board themselves. Many Mair of Grand Ledge, George Bai­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry- Whitmer and clares that he wqs merely acting in around Maple City f<-r lhe Michigan tinger of Saint Joseph. Frank and family all of Battle Crook wore self defence. Mutual Tornado. Cyi lniie and Wind­ young men and young ladies do light work outside of school hours for their '. laiwrence was released on a bond storm lnsiirmi>-e Couipany of this George^Reisor of Lake Odessa at­ guests of D. N. Stowell's. Saturday board and room, and this is commendable. It costs very little money to of I.KM). tended lhe funeral. -Burial took and Rundny. • secure an education. WRITE TO US about it. tilaec in Woodland Cemetery num­ 'J'init section had never before F. Furron anil family of Freeport ber two. It might be said as of were Sunday visitors at lhe homo Program for Irving Grange July 7. been visited by*n ryclone, and il was ' Song—Grace Giner; Jgrs. Gbozlnger, that Mrs. Reiser of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Geiger. like “pulling teeth I" get. any one fo leaves'lo mourn their loss, a host of Reading—"Ixist Capital.’’ II. B. take out a policy. Util last week a LISTEN—Nparly half of any course at Cleary College can be taken by Mrs. John Abbott and son Nelson devoted and loving friends and of North East Carlton were gupsts Walker. genuine old "twister” came lamiiilcorrespondence. We will gladly answer all requests for information. neighbors, besides the husband and of lhe former's brother nnd wife, Comic stories by Carrie Walker; mg through that country, uproothig children, and a large number of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Decker. Fri­ and Annie Krojiewitter. treesv tearing down buildings, nnd near and dear relatives. day. . Rending—"Fred’s Choice,-’ Frank doing other stunt' peculiar to wind Miss Dora Jordan of Healings, was Mrs. Chas. Sisson and children of Hoonan. storms. a guest of her sisler Leiia Monday. - • Hastings, and Mrs. Andrew Geiger Instrumerrtal music. James Lan­ One experience was ennugli. ami Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Early visited visited at Chas. Heise's Thursday. caster. . siiwe lhe storm pos*e<j through we friends in lhe village Monday. Lecturer, Mary Krouewilter. understadd that Miles lias had to Several from this neighborhood Address Cleary, Pres. Lavon Culler, four year old attended the funeral of Mrs. M. employ several assistants to write daughter of Air. and Mrs. George Reiser in North Woodland. Tues­ A proposed bill before'lha' New ftul applications fast enough for the Culler, was kicked in the jaw by a day. Jersey legislature would make it people to sign. One exporumce with yearling colt jn the barn yard on Sunday guests at lhe home of possible to prosecute mothers, as a cyclone is generally enough lo con­ their farm on* mile west of lhe Mr*. Caroline HaOer were Mr. and well as fathers for non-suppo^t of vince a inan that he ought not to get village Friday Evening. The father, Mr*. Isaac Rowley and daughter, children. along without windstorm Insurance. Woodland Specials For Friday, July 3rd Only A Big Line of Spring Coats Special For Friday Only Specials for Men for I Friday Only .......»s.oo STRANGFDiSAPPEAR- ANCEOFMISSKIODER Low Prices To All One Price To All STORE FOUNTAIN FOB THE CITY PARK Semi­ Annual Dividend FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS A Good Position Guaranteed You Equipment How You Can Come CLEARY COLLEGE P. R. YPSILANTI. MICH �THE HA8TOMM BANNER, JULY 2, I9JL SAGE FOUR • *R ten days only will this remarkable sale continue. A great many stores are making desperate newspaper efforts to attract the crowds and comparative value ad­ vertising is being greatly abused, but we wish to say that rVcry item in this advertisement has l>een fully investigated and authenticated before being published and you can rely on the truth of every line. P , ■ , ... kUR First Great July Clearance Sale will go into history I unrivalled for the beauty of our merchandise and for the enormous quantities. You will find delightful pricc surprises department, dasurpr. —. •in — •every / — r—r— • —and —— we •— say j . without — «vuw» any uwgree of hesitation that you have never before and probably ■ never will again see such values as we ■ shall oSer here for Wednesday, July 8th, and nine days to follow. lefeickgenant & %iede ° . ' /fastings foremost Peparment Store Our first Qreat July Clearance *fale Will Commence at sharp 9:00 a. m. Wednesday. July 3th. ' and Mill continue until Saturday /fight. July !8th The enormous quantities of merchandise, the quality and correctness of our styles and values, together with the unheard of low prices, which we quote make this Our First Great Clearance Sale the greatest value sensation in this part of the state. It will be St genuine peast of bargains Wc cannot tell you herfc of all the facts which contribute to make this July Sale the most wonderful sale in Barry county, but there arc two or three points worthy Of your consideration; First—We are not trying to make a dollar on this great sale. It will be a genuine clearance of all summer goods in every department. Second—Early in the spring wc moved our big stock from Charlotte and combined it with this big Hastings store, making two big stores in one, or twice the amount of Merchandise ever carried by one store in Hastings. Consequently we want to reduce this mamoth stock at any cost. Third—We are determined to make Our First Great July Clearance Sale a wonderful, remarkable success in every way and dur prices have been slashed to draw record crowds. Doors will open promptly at 9:0b A. M. Wednesday 25 Salespeople Wanted--Apply at once. WATCH FOR IT JULY CLEARANCE OF ALL SUMMER MILLINERY. (Tver H«i new hat* and sailors, SI.50 to 83.00 values. Your cltoicclOc rat h Up to 83.76 .hats, your choice.-................................................................ Rte. Up to $&.•)•> huts, your choice............................... $1-98. Up to $7-50 hats, yojir choice....................... .........-............. -............ J‘2.98 "LADIES AND MISSES SUM­ MER DRESSES. 82.76-10 81-50 values in wash dresses. We offer this en­ tire assortmnit for .July .Clearance nt ..... 9»r. each 1.ADIES AND MISSES WOOL DRESSES AND PETER TOMPSON SUITS. Ileaiiliful styles, beat of ma­ terials, values up to 8)2110' for July Clearance at $5.00 Tremendous Price Reductions on Maple, every day Mrrrlmndisc. Lay in your Supply nmt for the future. Sale will last ten short days only. JULY CLEARANCE ON STAPLE; DOMESTIC AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Unusual Saving opportunity. 83c and 81 jm) Ix-auilful Silk Meaaalinca. 20iu wide, all colors, tier yd............. ..69c. Silk Brocaded Crepe. A lieauliful 27 in. cloth, nil colors. J5c values per*ynrd .......................................... n. ...-... .39c. Ratines. Crepes. Vojles, Rice Cloth. ChitTons, 25«\ 3V. 35c, 39c, values. July Clearance per yd........................... 19c. French. Ginghams, finest 32 in. imported, 25c value, July Clearance, per yd..'..................................................... 17c All I2W and 15c Ginghams, Toil du’N'onls, A. E*. C. & lied Seal, July Clearance per yd..................... :................................ 9c. i-Vi nnd 15c Wash Goods, Crepe*. Voiles and Lawns, July Clearance per yd......... . ............ x................................... 9e. 15 and 25c l-awns and Organdie-, ri|uil. neat patterns. July Clearance, per y<l....................................................... 9c. White Goods. Dimities, Organdies, tiarred, checked and figur­ ed. • ' One lot up to 20c value*, per yd........ '.................................... 9c. One lol up tn 5ta» value, per yd.............................................. 19c 9c Amoskeag Apron Ginghams, per yd...............................61tr. 7c Calicoes anil Prints, per yd................................................ ‘.5r Cliallir.-. Pctsian patterns, per yd........................................... le 15c Manchester Cambric, per yd............................................ He. He. yd. wide, unbleached cotton. per yd............................... 5Hc. 9-1 bleached ls»ckw<MHl Sheeting, per yd.......................... 25r. "72x90 Sln’et". ready made, encli............ ’.............................. 39c. Bed Spreads, new stock, 10 per cent, discount. 10 and 15c Pearl Button*; per doz........................ ...,5c SILK GLOVED AND HOSIERY AND LADIES FUR­ NISHINGS. 8150 and *1.75 long Silk Glove-., Niagara and Kayser, sunic embroidered, July Clvarauce Sale Price 9ir. 75c <-IIh>w lengih-SilkXilovi 81.00 nnd *1.50 Silk Hos. tan ami Toe. Auto----- -------Sale--Price M.5<l Auto Y'eils. Sale J>rirv.... 23c Ruffling. Sale Price per yd. Up In Bltti Rags. Sale Price.... HOUSEHOLD SPECIALTY AT CLEARANCE SALE PRICES.. $3-50 Electric Irons. “Parc Maker*’ an elegant, guarunti ed flat-iron. July Clearance Sale Prjre... .$138. 42 piece Diniirr Sets, liiu *t dinner- ware, floral or blue and -•■•Id pattern. IK».'«i dinner set. 42 piuer f..r $198 .Clothes Raskcts large *ixe, split fibre, ~~ ' ' Brooms, Brooms for 19c. Wic Broom* for.......... . 3)c Wash,Board for...., JULY CLEARANCE OF SUITS AND COATS. Beautiful value*. ample assortment- oUthe highest grade Shits and Coals,Up-to-date unit highly desirable. Sensational value. ‘ Your choice .of any Suit in tho house, values upto $35.uo. fur......... $to.no Y'our choice of any Coal in the house, values up to 825XMI, for............. $7250. One assortment of smartest Saits and Coats, values from 8KM» to $18.00. your choice for ............. .......................... $5.00 MOST ELABORATE GOWNS AND DRESSES. Silks, Mcssalines, C.|iiffons.. Nets and Embroidery Dresses up to $25.00 values. Y'our unrestricted choice ..................... -............. $7-70 CHILDREN'S DRESSES Pretty styles made of best ginghams, Crepes and seyr• sucker*. 81.50 values for July Clearance al 89c JULY CLEARANCE OF ALL LYDIES AND MISSES SKIRTS. One lol of 75 good Skirts, $1.50 to 87.00 values, your choice................$138. One lot of handsome skirts, values up to $8.00, your choice................$338. Y'our choice of lhe best skirts in the house for..................................... $538. CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS DRESSES. While and colors, sires from l lo 12 yrs, some slightly soiled, up to 82.00 values for July Clearance.....39c LADIES AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. One lot uf <nl<ls and eAda of ' slock, about 3X1 pairs. Y'our choice ............. 5c. pr. One lol of 50c nnd 75c. ladies nnd children's Hose, 500 pra. Y’our choice..I7c. pr. grocery bargains for Jhis Qreat a July Clearance ^ale In looking over this list of conspicuously low prices we cannot help feeling that if every woman whose family expense worries her ^xPuld make it ■ point to trade at this popular money saving grocery* market, how quickly she would notice the difference in her bills. 10 lbs. of JI. Lenox * Soap *^b,n s Jor .25c Willie Flyer Soap, 7 bars for...25c Kirk’s Flake.While, <1 bars for 25c. Sal Soda. 5 lbs. for....................... Wc Best Bulk Starch, 7lbs. for......... 25c Best Oat Meal, 8 lbs for..............25c Matches. Iiesl dipped, 7 liOXps for Conkcy’s. Poultry and Block Reme­ dies. 25<- Laying Tonic for .. 15c. *50c Lice Liquid for.................25c. 50.- l-ly Knocker for............... 25c. . 8tJX> Ely Knocker for ............ 50c. 50c. Horse and Cattle iwjtvder 30c. All Bulk Seeds al Half Price. & E. Best Granulated Sugar for 47c Purest and best bulk spices, per । Pink Salmon, per can 0c. 3 for..25e. lb........................ 23c. Suvoy Salmon, 25r ran for 21r Baking Powder, Rumford's Calu- Relish Tomatoes 12c can for . . .9c. .. met and K. C_ 25c size, ftow 19c. Plain and Stuffed Olives, 10c hot-. 15c size, now ... ....................... 12c. Iles for ..................... !Jc. 10c she, now ................. 8c. Pct Milk. 10c size. 8c, 5c, size....1c. Kunkels Cwou and Baking Choco- Jello or Tryphoso. per package..8e. xlatr. 10c ting now..................8c 15c tins now ............................... 12c Mason Can Tops, per dux.......... 15c. 25c pkgs, how ......................... 19c. Uuakrr Corn Flakes, 10c j>kgs. 7c, 4 for .......................................... 25c. Spring Hill Coffee. Choicest .Steel cut, per lb .......... ..2tc Best Crackers, 411m. for............. 25c. Tea Nibbs extra fancy, per lb. 37c Colgales Talcum Powder, 25c size Tea Siftings, 25c pkgs for......... 15c ............ .-.................................... 13c Diamond Cry stal-Boll, 40c qaeks 29c I 15 Talcum Powder, per •van.... '.7c. HOUSE DRESSES. well made, excellent material. ally uses .......................................................................... mI.imi House Dresses, Ginghams ami Percales, light and dark, all size for ...........................................79v. 50c le-.-t made Kimoua Aprons, light and dark, neat patterns at ........ 39c $2.00 AND $3.00 CORSETS. Best makes, such as Warner's R. A G„ Madam Grace. C. IE front amt bark lace. This assortment al 8IJ9 $5.00 AND $6.00 WAISTS. Beautiful Nel, Chiffon and Silk Waists, your choice at ....... $24M MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. At remarkable Clearance Prices. One lot ut <U>nil>iiintion Suits, line nainsook.' Saintly trimmed, 8Lr>u values. Your choice'al ................................ :t9<Muslin (towns, pretty 8IJM), 81.25 and 8150 values for this great sale. Your choice of Ibis lot al . >9r. Muslin Skirts. Our jnosl elaborate styles 82.50 to *l.(<l values. Hale Price ......vs.. 1..4................. SUM LADIES AND MISSES BLOOMERS The New Crepe bloomer, mad» of line plain and figure crepes, GOc values. Sale Price.................. 39c pr. WAIT FOR IT LADIES AND MISSES TAIL­ ORED WAISTS. 'Also . some IIAgcrio waists in this assortment, values up lo 83.00. Your choice for July Clearance.. 39c Every item staled here is exactly as represented. No rvagyrrttlhiiM oe misleading Matrmeuta. Money back on any Item not entirely satisfactory. JI LY CLEARANCE BALE PRICED. On Jiigliest grades Table Linens, Napkins, Lunch Cloths, Towels and Crashes. 73 grade of 72 in. bleached Table Damask, lieauliful patterns, per yd..... ........... ,.49c. 73c grade of 68 in. Silver bleached, heavy all linen Damask, per yd. ... 63c. 59c. grade of Gi in. Silver bleached, heavy all linen iJainask, • per yd..................... .'J................................49c. 60 in. bleached TaycJJnmask', per yd................................. 21c. 81.25 Itest imported, 82 in. all*linen table Damask, per yd..98c Napkins and Luhcji Cloths to mate'll, al July Clearance Kale prices. \ 15c. Huck Towels, extra firm, large size now...................... 12c. I2|£c Huck Towels, with red botdor, special ndw ............. 8c. 19c. Balti Towel*, bleached. July Clearance Price.............13c. Oc and 35c llatli Towels, bleached, extra heavy, large size, now ........................ ....................................... 19c. He Best linen Crash, per yd.............. . .................................. 8Hc. CURTAIN MATERIALS AND LACE CURTAINS. One lot of Curtain Scrims and Madras, July Clearance Sale Price per yd........ ....5c. One lul of dqwmI Curtain materials, values up to 20c. Sale . Price, per yd.............................. 9c. One lol of the lineal Curtain goods up lo 50c>values, Salo Price, per yd.. .............. Wc. All kace Curtains in our handsome assortment reduced 25 per cent, for lhe Mammoth Sale. -' me;vs and boys underwear and furnisihngs Men's Neglige, Dress and.^V’ork Shirts. Best 50c valm*s now ..................’.............................................. 39c Men's lineM Dress Shirts, new, ie-sl 81.00-and 81.25 ’.88c values, now ............................................. Men's Allih-tte Union Suits, regular 75c values, now 48c Men's 50c Suspemlers. new stock, now........................ 39c Men's 25c SuspendoM, new stock ..................... 19r GOc. Men's Overalls, now .............................................. 48c. Traveling Bags. Suit (kises. Grips, July Clearance Sale Bargain*. ' A beautiful black leatherette Bag for....... .. .$1.29. the most (‘rtjnpletn line of room size Hugs in the city, nnd during tins Sale we will give you ho Extra 10 per cent. Discouni from opr already low Prices. * 16-1 Linoleuma, 70c-quality, now.............................. 59c. 8-1, floc quality, pow.................... ............ -Wc. 8-1 5(H: quality, now .................................................... 39c. EMBROIDERIES AND FLOUNCINGS. . One lyl of narrow Embroideries valued up to 18c per lace;s and insertions. Y'al. Drieiilal and Shadow laces. A great many hun- dreds of yards al a fraction of their value. / Ono lot of Insertions. 5 to |0c values, per yd.......... z.lc. One lot uf laicc und Insertions, dainty patterns iip lo 10c per yd. ........................................... y,-... ,2Mr. One lot of finest SJiadow and Oriental l-yes, per yd 9c. <Jne lot of-beaulilul Imjiorted Ijicm, Jktnds mid Inserlions-up lo 50c values, per yd.x-........................ 19c. Shadow Ince Flouncing* and Cpmisole laces 25 per cent. Discount. z • RUGS, LYRPELS AND LINOLEUMSl Our big Fall pu'rrliase nf Rugs included in this mighty Sale. -We bdteve Hint we are now showing Oufe lot of Embroidery Edges, Bunds, Beading* and In­ . sertions up to 35c values, per yd....................... Wc. One lot of the most beautiful Crepe Y'olle Floumfiug*. 45 in. 82.75 value*, pur yd.................................... SI-"® One lot of finest Y'olle Flouncing*, 45in. wide, 8L25 values, per yd................... '9cOne lot of exquisite Y'oile and Crepe Flouncing, 27 m.. 75c values, pi-r yd ........ - • ■ -*®1'LADIES AND CHILDRELVS IMit llHLXlt. luidics Munsing Vest and Pants, 50 and, 00c. values, _ now ....................................................................... ' 39c. Munsing Union Suits, Ladies 81.25 and 81-50 values, now ................................................................... 79c. Lndn-s 35c Union Suits, now........................................ I9'Children's jiml Misses Munsing Union Suits, 50c, GOc and 75c. values, now............................................... :®r Jaidi.w and Mitwes Ves.l nnd Pants, 25c values, now.. 17c laidies Vest, all styles. t5cvalues, now................... ■■,,5C CIh Id ecu's Knit Waist, July Clearance Sale Special Sc Hundreds of such bargains, too numerous to itemize, will be found in this big store during this great ten days sale. We do not make you the high sounding offer of ‘paying your railroad fare, but the ACTUAL SAVING you will make on these bargain offers Will compensate you for traveling almost any distance, for NEVER has such a tremendous merchandising jfcvcnt been offered to the people of Barry County. ■ ' The sale positively closes JULY 18. Do not expect us to give you these poices after the above date— July 18. l^iede Department Store Phone eo /fastings. Mich. A sale of thia magnitude cannot fail to benefit the entire community. For the sake of your.own bank account you can­ not afford to mitt this sale, during which $1.00 will do die work of $2.00. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. JI I.Y 2. WIL PAGE FIVM J. C. KETCHAM, MASTER OF STATE GRANGE GAVE ADDRESS The Cold Wave The cold wave is over and now comes the hot waves of July and August. We are prepared to care for your wants with .a complete line of Porosknit, B. V. D., Olus and Munsing Union Suits. Light weight-trousers, soft,neg­ ligee shirts, straw hats, silk hats and caps. Have you tried on Olus shirt or Olus Union Suit, If you want hot weather comfort, they are IT. Olus shirts cannot work up and hang out ' of the trousers at the waist-line. w Olus Union Suits are perfectly closed at crotch and back and fit with a smoothness impossible to any other construction. - Store Open Friday Eve. Closed All Day July 4 Morrill,i Lambie & Co One Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan STORE CLOSED SATURDAY JULY 4 Tells of the Early Hhtnry of Grange Before. Michipaa Pioneer and Historical Bocjety.' Lansing—At a meeling of tlio Michigan Pioneer and Historical So­ ciety, Master Hetchiwn nf the Grange gave a talk An "The History and Purpose of Lhe Grange Move­ ment in the Slate of Michigan.” "The Grange noveincnl is the* most important, farmer .movement «>f,thp day.” aaid Mr. Ketrlniin. “It is the olifesl of the fanner organi­ zation.* and was start«’<l m Decem­ ber, 1867, in Waabintli'!). I». c.. i>v a group of men, who wen* nt this time clerks in a department of (he gm.'inment and incl” i .1 ..alv (.n<* farther. Thbne "flWii feafizcil-tin* need of an organiratimi lo speak for the fanners and Ibis first meet­ ing started os a respmio* to the real need. The first two or (three years the development wn« slow, but in the years 1871, 1872 and («7;t It spread like wildfire over the coun­ try; then it suffered another de­ cline until 1881. when d rapidly ndvanctM. until at the present time Un* stale nf Michigan has over tio,Grange.members nnd WXi subor­ dinate Grange organizations, mak­ ing it the third Grange state in tin* Union. The local organization is calleil the subordinate' Grange*, the county has the Poni)>n<i Grange and tliei'e are the stub’ and naHoqal organizations, so that all communi­ ties an* represented. The* aim and purpose* of the soninly i* lee improve in every way. and esperiaRjt social­ ly. Hid people of tin*, rural com­ munities; lhe’ spirit nt demooratjy prevails and the essentials which qualify one for membership are in­ terests in agriculture find. Hu- all ini|Herianl. clean chnr.i. i. r. Il aims OPEN FRIDAY EVENING Final Clean Up Sale On Summer Dresses, Waists, Kimonas, Skirts and Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Garments COATS SKIRTS SUITS 25% to 50% Discount Ladies’ Dresses Ladies’ Waists Regular $1.50 values now..;..98c Regular $1.25 values now89c Regular $1.00 values now73c I-ot of Fine Silk Waists that sell ’ anywhere at from $3 to $5 will sell at big reductions, sonic going at HALF PRICE Children’s Dresses Values that sell regularly lor 65, One Lot of sound a new watchword. namely, 59 and 50 cents wc are co-operative effort. And I would fulness. Special music by the EMRY BUSBY IS VISIT­ quote, •Your task is l>> democratize) now offering at chorus choir. that sell regularly at $1 to $2, your ING HASTINGS FRIENDS THE Young. people’s Meeting, OHM). the average* man that which is choice at Mrs. E. Finstrom, loader. Yoke Fellow Hand, Mr. E. L*<«Now Located in Houston. Texas, Emmanuel Church. Keller, leader. and Says That He Likes His Rev. Carroll Bates, Rector. .. Evening ^service. 7:30. Bright COATS GROT E. Southern Home. Holy Communion. 8 a. in. Holy Prof, nnd Mrs. Eug‘*n>* Davoiijwirl Communion anel Szm-iiioii, 10:30 a. in. Mr. Hawkins. Special music. Emry Busliy, of Houston, Texas, ahd elnmrhter. Margm- i. of Cham­ A BIG REDUCTION ON Offering forgonvral missions. accompanied by M. It. Forney, Jr., paign. HL have* b**e*n Mailing rel­ Tuesday evening rollagi* praye Sunday school, 12 in. Regular values of $2.50 to $1.00 im*«*lmg. 7:30. nL tin* home of Mi of Hint city, an* visiting Mr. Busby’s atives in our village*. A"LL KIMONAS Chalk talk, 12:45 l>. in. friends in Hastings. Mrs. Jo|iii Hardman >d Pliildelwill sell at from Informal service in parish bouse, near railroad. Mr. Busby will bo remembered as OTHER BARGAINS EVERY­ with third in series of talks upon ami .Mrs. Edward Lum of Grand “The Calendar," 7:30 p. in. WHERE IN THE STORE Rapid* ami daughter of Mr. and In recognition of* Independence Presbylrriiin Church. her-Shop" in this rib Mrs. Senter have be.-n Day. both the morning sennon and chalk talk will be uf a patriotic the s<*i vu <*. Short talk । Texas, ,-nul says that he has become relatives during the picharacter. by tin* pastor. A sti'ieoplieon" nd-| 'iifatliatcu with tin* wulhorn coUiir-, ilress on "The Child Life <it Ameri- • "T. though having a very w.nm ca" illustrated with thirty views i •■'l"'t in his heart Jor Hnstirgs ami ners, vfeited Saturday and Sunday llethodlst Eplwopul Church. at ■John 'Woodman's. will be given at 7:M t Ins fnem.s here. . Huy. Russell H. Bready, Pastor. Mr. and Mrs. flay Coal- and son of Rev. A. D. Grigsby pr.*ache<l a Mr. Busby says that “war talk" Services Sunday July 5 as fol­ helpful sermon. Inst Hundny morn- "dh Mexico is strong in i'i>u»loii, Grand Rapids. visited ever Sunday lows: , ing mi the subject “Failure and n»d that there are many vM.imi.^s with E. Coats anel family. IU:00 a. in. Sunday school. Phone 9 Success." Many of hl* former I *•’*•*•’ Uncle Sam is preparing for Hastings, Mich. HzOO a, m. Public warship and parislmners hml friends were in nt- I possible conLingencJes that may Thursday, July U.-4 llw--ahurcti sermon by Rev. Robert H. Bready, tendance. .for.n pot luck supper. , happen. . । I). 1). of Grand Rapids. . The annual churcii and Sunday! All <>f the others wliolwcnt from Tlio meetings conducted by Evan­ No evening service. School picnic was held at Thorn- .here to Houston are gelling along gelist Kimlierlur--. . still continue ’’plrmhdly nnd are well pleased, ai­ with good lnlere-t anil attendance. The Pastor's family have moved apple, Lnk<! on We<liies<lay of this I ■ cording lo Mr. to Epworth Heights. Ludington. There have been six confessions | thorough-going “hoosier" for ami five* baptisms. During the summur the pastor will Houston. ’ ’ Im* there one Sunday and -return lo United Brethren Church. Hastings for the.next two. During “Tin* Church With a Wellcome Obitmiry. the iHisloi's absence, the church ' The Alamo, "cradle pf Texas libRev. C. W. Ballou. Pastor. This entire city J|.is wali-hed with will lie in the-pastoral charge »»f Dlilffcl Snpl. S. E. Slmll will h.-i'/'X !,f «« being hrnn- a great ileal of ■‘ympatlielic'inferest Rev. Richard E. Yost, who tvill re­ nrescnl . next Sunday to conduct ’ b> i *'i1 I*"1? !’*u b’“ till* st niggle nf Mrs. Leo Burton spond to all the calls for pastoral Holy Omimiinion al have. ph"t.u planted «... the ruins against death. ami wijh sorrow all o’clock public. *who ’l>" »»«v.. service. . . and preach tioth morning ami ••ve-’H’ '.*’!!£ *"*•‘ • 1■' courtyards to have heard of tin- departure of Hie ping. He will have chargr of Um. • ',h»,!* ’‘"d fiowei-. young mother. I'<*alh cam** last Bapttat Churrli. business meeting of the (Juarlerly I* T, Sunday nftnmiM.'iiAit half past two. Thursday night. 7:30. midweek Conference <m Monday evening. «' 'stiiimi The funeral sen ire was held in lhe The advance in price of coal eae h-month makes it advisable for you to Let us turn out mid give him a ” Methodist Episcopal ■ bureli Tuesday. Friday night, 7:30. dniir practice. large hearing. Let all reports h>’l I'ur llii< disi-miiforl and misery of buy early. Send us your order now. We still have some coal on hand at Sunday m-IiimiI, 10:00. Classes for in full to th.’ Quarterly Conference.; - .....v ° sell II. Bremly <dli> ialing. assisted by the Summer Price. every age. The pastot^Bml s<’veral delegates Honey and'Tar Compound. It puts Rev. John Wesley Sheehan, a former Morning worship. 11:00. In the from the. schools ami Endeavor So- I a hetding, soothing coaling oveb lhe pastor. Tin’ otlu’ial Isinrd of the absence of lhe pastor, Iter. At. Haw­ cifly an* attending the Btam-h j swollen, tickling membianes. ami church, of which Isiard Mr. Burton kins of N. Clw.-ler will, occupy ttje (^invention nt Woodland this week. I •*is<*s tho lliick mid rlmcking *u*nsn- is a nmmber, attended the church pulpit. Mr. Hawkins is an earnest —----------------------- 1 (ion. Helps you to breathe easily in a liodyx preacher of the’ Trulli, and will Remember our Want Column and naturally. In ihc'yelHw packOffice Phone, 194; Residence Phone, 192. Hastings, Mich. .Minnie .May Luke, daughter <»f Mi-, doubtless, bring a message of help- lirlngN best results■ age.—Arthur ..Mulholland. -Adv. . and Mt*. J. E. Lake, of Nashville, was born in VerimintviHc November 25. 1885. She k’ladualvd from tin* Naslpille high school nt the age of seventeen, and afterward became n L\KE ODESS.y' WEICKGEKANT & RIEDE teacher in lhe same school. She -Miss Elsie Bishop of Hastings Is CONDUCT BIG JULY SALE at the. home of her uncle, John married Lt*n Burton April L 190*. 1-aimers Club met wi She was the mol her of (pur child­ Bishop, nnd expects to remain for ren. One of lln- ' hildreii passed .Mrs. II. C. F Frtlin, , Of mu* of the* Biuuesl Stocks of Dry the summer. away before her. Two years after Frank Nye eit l.ak** City die*d, Sat­ their marriage they, lived in Nash­ Good* mid. Groceries in urday and the tmrinl will take pL*u*e* ville*. then later on a farm in Has- ••111. as usual, all hough Barry (kHinly. Tueselay at Frevport. Mr. and. number sal down to Hu* lnmuleous Begiuing next Wednesday, July 8. Mrs. Nye and daughter, Bella, am i*c ■ resided- in | dliiiii’i-. Aft<-r I hr dinner President nipl continuing for ten days, Wetck- in attendance at the funeral. Hustings. geiianl & Riede, dry goods mer­ At Ho* home of Mr. and Mrs. Lafe .Sin* was a hicmlH-r of lhe Metlimi- der ami tip* chili sung "America." chants of iliis* city, will conduct one I.epard Saturday occurred Hie mar­ ClitipItMii. Mrs. Cargo, conducted the the biggest July bargain sales ever riage of their daughter. .Mia*- Ethel Grange and of IIk- Enstern Star. A devotimials. No Secretary’s report of staged in these parts. to Harry Green. Alaiut fifty rellarge number fn-.n the Star in Nash­ was read as mV Secretary was not Some months ago they made their ville attended the service*. advent into I his city, taking over Hie Me. and Mrs. David lujak attend­ Mrs. Burton i- -urvived by her old Ixippenthien stock, coilducteel ed the funeral of Mrs, Hattie Hols­ husband mui three.children. Eldon, ■ flattie* Tuckerman of Hie a clenn-up sale at that lime an<J add­ ton of Scbtiwa, Sunday. Elma and Carl, and one brolhcr, l ’ d thousands of dollars ’ worth <»f Mrs. Willis Golt of Hastings, Is Ellis Lake of Colmi. and Ruth Lak** That contains your savings for many years, and Alberl Miller then gave a new goods in every’ department. visiting friends in’town. uf Nashville, and by her father nnd r recitation. “St. Peter at the* They al.-o carrieii on a vigorous The Royal Neighbors held a bake bring the savings to our Savings Department where " Little Miss Velma Mulvan- campaign of repairing and remodel­ sale Saturday in the Bagley block. The burial tool. ;»I co in Rivtirsidc. ing about tin* place until there is no They have rented th** Moose hall it will begin to work and earn something for you. liner store* to be found in Barry and will soon be nicely located accompanied by' Lyle Bbitihiry. lie. organ. ‘ We we! i* ■county. , it born, al During this sale they arc offering Chas. Kart; Mrs. Ira Anway and . with us Mr. anel Mr*. Win. Charles, mimy exceptional-bargains.- Il will] two ilaughlers. Mrs. (Hyde ’ Cum­ lr„ Il........ . of lhe Jlellevtn* lip nf value to those interested to' mings aud Mrs. Albert Kloss, mo­ hoiip* in Maple* Gro\e on Jun** 25. nf Gazelle, and Mr. Charles gave us a read their page adv, in-those eol-.. tored to Grand Raimis. Monday to. llu* age of 8u y.’.ir-.'6 months. 2t» fine, talk on • The Worth of tin- limns this week. ' visit Mr. Anway al the" hospital. From round your methods of doing Business and swell the days. Al IJ»e- an.- **f sevnnlei*n site l)n performing an operation they army of prosperous men and women who arc gaining hand­ willi father and sfix childim. perieiicc with the us*ociated press found the -patient .suffering with for. whom she took the part nf ritlidc il poN.siblc fiuuhjiii tn give a somely by adding each week to their bank account. Three cancer with no Iioimm of rt*covery. mother, came* i-* this - country, very interesting' tdtk'. We (hen I . Mrs. Jennie McCartney has sold per cent interest paid on all savings, compounded semiPERSONAL MENTION ' 'her residence on rtth nvc. to Elins wlier** lliey. |nc:il* 'l al Detroit, - fur lislcm d fn n redlidkm by Floreiicc anriuaily. a short’lime.-lai* r settling in Ka- l-'niin and al.-o <nn* by HoUis.Kruin HStrong, a farmer in Campbell towulaino. in |85i. she was married lei -olnin Genrae Ahdreix at Kalamo.' To Mrs. Catherine A'liuppan. of As­ Ira Anway of Norjhweft Odessa them wen* born four children. i titled "Literature as an-Element in bury Park. N J..'r* Msilitig. her was taken to Gt^nd Rapids, Sun­ Phas. Henry.'Mas y Jam*. Glaioiu'c Reform." which was certainly fine*. daughter, .Mrs. Charles G. Weissert. day night for mi OpWaljon. He is George and Ltiqy. Hhn I* sur­ She was uecmiTpanicil to Hastings. in a very serioy*d?oiidin<m. Dr. D. vived by all but b.-r luisband. wim from Jekyl Island. Geprgitt. where A. Dickson formerly ofTHnrlnviih*. died ill 10IMJ and Mary Mary Jam*. ■■resident then called foi volunteers she spent the winter, by her daugh­. now. of Gnlnd Rapid', was railed 1801. lo furnish something. Editor ter, *Mrs. Junies A. Clark, who re­ Sunday for- council with Dr. Pea­ Charles resfionded with a fine solo turned home oil Friday.- Mrs.. body,. . A Pcff/rl (aithartie. Only National Bank in Barry County which was. greatly appreciated. St'huppan and her husband, the late Thein ig-siire anil wlrolesonu* ai:- Mrs. Alber! Miller responded with Rev. Adam'Schupmn. will be retidn-fff,every 'b*c’«»f Foley Cathar­ another fine recitation. ’ Ethel memliered by the early residents of When tacking up paper to shield Hastings, Mich tic .Tablets. They cleanse with Hastings. Mr. aiHi Mrs-. Schuppan ijaver a gripe nr pain. Chronic । man. which was then repeated by resided in (Ip? building now occu­ cases of <M>nslipaH<nrfihd th**m in- i Mr.-. Charles in English. The Chib pied by Barnaby'* restaurant. Mr. valuable. Stout pebfilp an* reliev­ then sang “God He Willi Yon "rill Scliumimi cAiiiduvled a’resUunuil ed of that. blunie*d. congested feel­ We .Meet Again.” and aeijourued to after the Civjl war. and made and fore cutting, then after tacked U| ing. so iHieomfnrtublfl especially in meet in July with Mr. and Mrs. sold lhe first.ice creauijn Hastings. hot weather. They keep your liv­ Howard Shei>ard. Many': regarded it with wonder and er busy.—Arthur Mulholland—Adv. Alice G. Thomas. Reporter. piece underneath Hie demand for it was very great. CHURCHES 43c Wash Waists 59c Misses’ Dresses $2 to 73c J. T. PIERSON & SON PRICE STEADILY ADVANC ING ON ANTHRACITE AND POCAHONTAS COAL ROGERS & SON Empty That Old Stocking BRUSH AWAY THE CpBWEBS ( Hastings National Bank -BANNER WANT ADV& PAY.- -BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. -BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY— -B.LS.NUl W.KNT J �THE HAETTNGg BANMOI. JLIA 2. 1»U. PAGE HU FIRST BALL GAME WITH CHARLOTTE NEXT TOESDAY Eaton Omnty' Neighbor* to Return For First Time Slm-c^Diflb-ulty 18076158 DAMAGE MS SMALL middMIe - ---------------------------- With JnmcA Sanborn, at the (d from page one. hp|,n M jort|nn> W. J. Hayward ge and left iiot half a “nd 0. L. Hungerford left IhursSome «>f them were play a. m. for a fishing trip, up interest toward the first game with dozen tree th,- root’ and carried North, near the Gray Bros, ranch, Charlotte. which will lie played nanv r«‘d- away. All A party of our local flsherman here on Tuesday, . J uly 9. The re­ ... *. *. i i "... ....... I tv.tr.i iaVi.r tn llnii*kn>t I nL*.. ,lnv newal of athletic relations-with lhe rillftK' froth I last week and had great sport, Eaton county capital's team bn* nvt * the bass. pickeral nnd some of with approval ami it large crowd its foundation. smaller varieties. A line a string Will undoubtedly be present. as has been shown here Ulis season, This burying of the hatchet be­ against n tn nnd the trip was but of few hours tween the two towns is a creditable ■mid barn duration. . move by the mamigeiiieiil* of the The exercises of the school the two learns. Life is too shml for hilaled. past week drew good crowds and the .M. E. church was tilled lo capa­ . laatic Juns as Charlotte and Hast­ Ings lb indulge, in petty quarrel- all beuig talc’ll. .imf jiisT th" shell city. The Alumni banquet aL the .over an affair. which ought to hav I.-fl. •Aci’-ss the street a barn Ijotel on Friday evening was a tine one and lit tended by aboul 90. The been forgotten and qraccfo.lly settl; pupils and the efficient corps of rd at once. Leaclivrs are to be congratulated Charlotte has a fine .h am. lei | street and siudheasl of Hie bam ti|M>n the line showing, made the ,'e>ru|ied all ntjuj-y. white just in past year, and all will look back up­ on 1911 ns one of the brilliant suc­ front «d u .a milinmulti Ire,. Vas hand." torn out by the riad*. 'The '.'Idmill, cess in their school work. Daniel Rich, of Howard City. was a mrlanrlioly wreck, as were Porthmd Plajs Herr Friday. -nine small buildings near by. All Hading.’ will meet the Portland exercises, Ins daughter being one of tin, class, but missed his cornier• jday. July lo. siding game •■ry much pleased show. citing and hard-fought. and dumped iu a Base Bull Games Scheduled. The school picnic qf the young­ Friday. July :i—Nile*. . sters al Barlow luike on Friday Saturday, July’ 4- Two game’ was marred only by the showers. with .Nib -. •e Springer owned a line Tuesday. July 7—Ch: home, with all modern Thursday, July 9— iocs in aces. a cement barn and have formed a partnership and will Charlotte. I Petrieville. AH that is conduul.fhe barber shop at the old Saturday and Sunday. July II nnd gara'gt how for il is a little cor­ ’hind on Irish Corners. Success 12—Hastings in Ionia. in’ wall nn the first story ! .boys. Thursday, Joly'16—Hastings nuse. In a jumbled mas* Charlotte. .. „____ • amt good crowds <>f ruins east of Hie housn and to­ makes manager Kane smile at the Saturday, July 18—Charlotte. ward (he river lie the furniture, success of his moving picture show Sunday, July 19—Hastings furnishing*, the cement block* and He shows. Tuesday. Thursday and Lowell. -.ill that Klefl of the tin** budding’. .Saturday nights, with a matinee on Thursday, July 23—muting’ The kitchen range was Uluwn into Saturday. Charlotte. • ' — radiator steam Finlay, July 2i. Charlotte. Mr. Hamilton of Arlington Street is arranging his plans tv embark Everything in Giant.’. A full description Will be given in rarttnl lol- these columns later. THOUSANDS OF BASS PLANT­ Hohl. Jackson of thu Weal Coun­ ED BY CHAHLES W. MIXER Line is in very poor health. nuldiiu'- ty Mrs. Rose Blake, wife of E. F. . . ~ . . .. . bile, its axles bent, it Blake, died early Thursday morn­ Large and Small Mouth Ha— Placed j iwi-ted til an angle of V ing. after several months illness, ------- ■ a _i._. t.. u-i.: 1 from normal. This auto f uneral was held on Sunday from .if it had been crushed mwrr Township. downwind pressure of* ll ’storm. the residence and a large concourse , ■. ■ . ............. a . - niiit'- i,i*- —<*» *.*-• «..... .. from taking representative* rd the limo us foundation walls. To th.* cast tribe.from Hie lake-, and atreums "f iind in front of the Springer home in and near here and had a large Barry courtly would be a< cnlhu'i- waM a liiu.- store building. Hint •■*astir nnd untiring us is Charted W.‘ iar*ui all ...damage. .. .. Mr.'Springer's Mixer in replacing with fry from lo— is-*12.IMItl. All thaj saved the sympathy 'with the mourning ones. family from amiihilation was Hp from tile lakes, tlieiv would be no sides numerous other relative’. danger of tlsh becofiiing extinct in W. G. Sensiha. of near Gun l*ak( this vicinity. Iju>1 week Mr. Mixer . ..... ived IJie house, m which was the acetefrom the Mill Creek hatchery H.iwsr. lynr gas plant which furnished the I The harn of O. A. Sink, ill Irving small-in<>utli lias* mid l5.f»Mi lmy<-- light* for their home. M.r. Spring­ township was -truck by lightning from .mid burned'to HMiqUi. which Jie placed hi er • was driviiig home tin- ground mi Fri­ lakes in Hallimm-e'township. Eady Eaton Rapid* day. and a’ wet hear il his son was in lhe spring lie planted thousands badly shinned by the shock, Itickof other kinds of fish. Within :»t days he will receive a large eon- family killed or maimed in signment of bass from the Feib-Tnl ruin-. He was happy in the । Max Lynd, while mil walking imirhery at Northville. K\ Friday evening, was shocked by Y. M. C.7. CAMP AT GUN Utt\alivi lightning, ami therefore, unable to work ><n Saturday, bill wa- back a: ■ffimniieiFTtntn * home- nrm«« lhe barber chair again on Monday. WAS CONCLUDED YESTERDAY About 50 of (lie Grand Rapid’ Y. M. C. A. Imys came down mi Monlive-. they rail nut of doors, lay The Youngster* lias Ten Glorious I down on the gniqnd near, a fence Barlow lake. That they will have and Eirr-to-be-ltemrinbcrrd which they look Hold of. The < y- nn enjoyable lime goes with out Iclone did not touch lhe house, but saying. Days at/Colgroie's Point. • * look both women and lhe leiice. F. Miles Bixler ami son”nf ClevcThe first Hairy Go. V. M. C. A. pj-al lan'd, Ohio, wen* lhe week end camp is now history, lhe ten days rod* away, injuring Hie women guests of C. M. Bixler, an uncle. expiring yesterday. They will severely. George Htnflord* south west of Scully after leaving PelriovHIc- town, lost n line brood sow during experience of the 3(1 lu>v* mid young . men who took part in IJie outing at lhe cyclone's ' twister lifted, and Friday's storm. Mrs. C. S. Skillman of Hastings Gun Lake nt Colgrove's pnml. It did not touch the earth again until was visiting friends here on Saturwas a happy Jime for all of them, nnd they are eidhusinslic tn phihe county line of Ingham amri.ivingof the cninp, and of iiiaiingemeiit st»m counties after . six o’clock, The hand concert held on Saturunder the direc-tion of r'errotary wlyre it ile.’lroycd a church and Vttndercook.' tier tally by the youngsters. The hi Ealon county there will be a, Inuinigui nieii have raised by subEntrriainctl Fnr-.Ws* Stutfrf. ' few deaths among the injured by /criidion a purse so tlial lhe boys .Mrs. Cecil A. Geer eniertauio>| the storm. Aboul n dozen Tvere> will give a -concert every Saturday Eridiiy evening with h miscellanr- Tiurl> The projierty lo— In a strip। evening during the summer. ' ous shower for Mi— Maude Stuart a half mile long at petrieville will­. J. A. Page, wife nnd two daugh­ of Hastings, whose marriage With lie fully ?Ummmi and (he damage In ters of Saranac, auloed over on .■Earl.lWt Tucker will lake plan- that c.iuniv will lw.fully ♦KW.OOQ। Sunday and called mi friends. J. A. is lhe Citizens Telephone malin­ early in July. Much merrjnp-nt ger over then- and likes the town very much, but says Middleville al­ comic verses attached t» each gift. COUNCIL SOLVES GREEN ways will look good lo him. where After light nifreahmenls. Mf. Geer took flashlights of the party, num­ ST. AND 6R0ADWAY GRADE he was manager for some years for the Telephone Cortfpany. . bering fourteen.’ Mr. and Mrs. ‘ --Leonard Brown of Detroit, is visRobert M. Toele-^nteiiaiiied Satur­ day evening with a 7 o'clock dinner Problems, anti Work Will Be Begun itiibkhis parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. M. Brown. Leonard has spent I wo nt the Highlnnd Golf club in honor . al Once to Remove L'ltxlghlly years jn Detrpit, and thinks it th® of .Mr. Tucker and Mi-- Stuart.Conditions. only town t>ii the map. Grand ILIpids Evening Press. Work by the -city will begin at Mrs. Will Tnngate i- packing nnce to remove the unsightly con­ I heir goods in preparation to mov­ dition <>f Broadway between Waltiui ing to Washington. D.’C, where Mr. Tuiigate has n line position with mlewalk grade L'neb* Sam. cd froiil I heir western trip y- hich they enjoyed very much. A runaway of n double team on East .Main slr«*«>t, Tuesday forenoon was nipped in the bud. before any been in. existence since the pave­ damage was done. Tip* team be­ ment was laid last year. . calm’ scared nl the freight (rain The council has decidoi lo place mid broke loose, started lo run up rtiriis upd glitters on Broadway be­ lhe hill, but were caught near IrisL tween Green and Walnut streets cortiers, with no damage done. and to fear up the walks along The farmers are all smiles now Green afreet between Brohdway and Unit we have had tine rains and JelTersnn street, lo construct a crops tire looking so line, nnd (lie proper sidewalk grade jind io relay weather is now whal they require lhe walks. Thry will also Improve j for haying. (.he appearance uf •I''’ corners of . Will Jackson and wife of the : West County Line, are I ho -happy parents of a line gon. which arrived Notice From City Health Offirer. j Sunday. The factory will shut down the City ordinance against spitting mt night of the 3rd for a two weeks the side walks. Hut. Very few peo­ vacation. ** ple would think of such n thing as The J. S. Johnson harn. in west • ipeeturating upon their own flows Thornapple is now complete and a al liome. where no one bill them­ fine addition to the farm. selves and families would he dis-' lurbed- by ........... il. and.................. yet will freely useChicago City Gardens nsso------“I The llttt public side walk for that pur- motion provides gardens of an eighpo*c. to lhe disgust aud detriment! th of .an agri to poor people at"an •.*1 puiuii generally. ►• ‘■eraii.1*.’ The > in- ouuiuiaHiui.il . .... ’average of •*,*• the public Board annual coal cost Ol of TI-*W, II £0, The of Health has ordered the Ordinance I yield per lot is 425. Expe n-lalive to spitting on lhe side walk -----furniKlied to...^ aid_. the garner I— ujnqnt. strictly enforced. ’ ------------*—**• After running the------gauntlet of five H. A Barber, M. D„ ” legislative eessious, a atring of • Health Officer. courte ond one general election, the New York workmen's compensation BA.NM R WANT ADIS. PAY. bill has at lost become a law. •ning. A. A. Amterson was tiolitied yes­ terday of his clevtiim as one uf the TnisU-e* nf-’Akeley Institute, at Grand Huven, bis term of office b\piring Ju Iff'.' Akelhy Institute is one ‘of the leading in-rfuiralory lohool’ tn the country, conducted by the Episcopal church, and the honor of representtug it on the Board of Tru-tees is no mubH one, and esprcially so as the position was absolutely un­ BARRY CO. PIONEERS HAVE BIG MEETING Inasmuch, ns we •are likely soon to bid adieu to that social system under which we have liyed, and enter upon a now regime, where Which Do You Do? gated to the reof column of Hie ad­ vancing anny. marching ever on-' LISTEN TO INTERESTING PA-I ward L....-th beneatl banners emblazoned "Down With the Men." “(MT With PERS DEALING WITH CGFN"Down the Children." “On With lhe l.'pTV HISTORY. PRESIDENT POTTER FLAYS SOME OF THE MODERN FADS Society Plans to Solicit Funds For .Marking Historic Sites In Tills County. A large niitnb>-i' gathered nt the annual meeting of the Barry Coun­ ty Pioneer Society held in Odd Fel­ lows’ Temple on Thursday and lis­ tened lo a fine program, which was greatly niijoyed. The audience indudM many well-known early set­ tlers of the counly. including Mrs. Henry Hoyt, of Kalamazoo, daugh­ ter of “Yankee Bill" Lewis, of tav­ ern fame, and John Wickham, of this city, the well-known pigeon hunter and early resident of Carllon. who has the distuu tixn of hav­ ing lived longer in Barry county than any other living person. Mrs. Wolfe, of Maple Groite, daughter of one uf lhe llret settlers of that t<>wnshii>, was also present. The program was carried out completely as published' with the exception of the historical paper by Waller Brown, of Grangeville, and some of the music, Charles G. May­ wood being compelled lo leave on account of the burial of a relative. Myron Maynard, who was to play old-fashioned music on his violin, could not be present on account of the death of his wife. The meeting was called to order by W. W. Potter, president of the society, al 10:00 o'clock. As Rev. Bunnell was unable to be present, Charles G. Maywood pronounced the invocation. Mrs. Huffman read tlie secretary and treasurer’s rejiort. Judge Clement Smith read the his­ torian's report. The presidents address, which is an excellent satire on the fads of the day. was vigor­ ously applauded. It follows this article. The following officers were re­ elected for lhe ensuing year: President—William W. potter. Vice President—LharlesnA. Weis- Secrelary and Treasurer—Mrs. Sarah Hu liman. the following were appointed members of the executive commit­ tee: Philo A. Sheldon, Mrs. Mar­ shall. >1 rs. Sheffield and Miss Rosella Goodyear. CharlesjAtkins read a very inter­ esting account of life in Hastings in war-time and Rev. Father Linakey told in a'pleasmK manner the ’story of the early Catholic mission in Yankee Springs. A picnic dinner was served in the dinipg room and gave many an op­ portunity to enjoy renewing friend­ ships formed years ago and to meet old acquaintances. The blessing was asked by Father Linskey. In Hu- aferuoon session, E. J. Mc­ Naughton of Middleville, president of Hie Thornapple Valley Pioneer A—nciation, read an excellent pa­ per m which he described the "Oak Grove" house, kept by hl’ father Peter McNaughton, on lhe old Grand Rapids stage road north of Middleville. He'suppleinented ins paper by a talk in which be recall­ ed many uiteresling incidents of pioneer life. He also invited all to attend the meeting of lhe Thornap­ ple pioneers. Mrs. Hendershott favored the audience with several songs, which all enjoyed. .Mrs. Hendershott was 'for many years known throughout Hany county for her singing and all were greatly pleased with her re­ appearance- before an audience. Mr. _Patter read some excerpts from the autobiography of Rev* Janie* Selkrlg, founder of the Brad­ ley Indian Mission. This paper is published in this issue of the BAN­ NER. , . , Mr. Potter also made a plea for raising a fund for marking the .his­ toric spots in Barry county. The Society has already secured a deed from Mr. and Mrs. Rolierl bowerby for the sit/of the. Bull's Prairie trading-post and the foundation for the -proposed monument has already been laid. Funds will be solicited for carrying on the work. C. W. Watson of Irving rend an interesting biographical sketch of Colvin Hill, founder of Middleville and one of the most prominent resi­ dents of the north western part of Barry county. It was an excellent companion imp^r for Mr. Watson s life of Altiert E. Bull, prepared for the Society last year. A. number of pioneers present gave-a few r^-minsences. Mr. Potter's address follows: 'This is an age of fantastic ideals. Society is seething wMtll discon­ tent. I-iw makers frantically fa­ vor first one extreme and then the other in prescribing Irgal remedies for imaginary His. Most of cur difficulty is nidividual. Lawlessnes? is America’s greatest fault. I4iw seeks to regulate matters lu>youd the reach of lhe State. Fe­ male dress, or the want of fl. Is suggestive when not indecent. The sound traditions of individual merit and responsibility are relegated to lhe’cyclone cellar by the modern Progressive propaganda, projccling Into Ainftrican social and political life ideas and ideals foreign to all that for centuries we have looked for and sought for in American life. Perhaps no more startling symp­ tom of man's tendency to reason in a circle, to chase himself round the never-ending circumference of cycles-in civilization has been mad > apparent than that which occupies the front page of the comic supplerncnl and the editorial column of the daily press, breathing thu dis­ content of women with what they are pleased to call the .“old mate civilization." , lennine whether the male or the female of the nice is in lhe future to rule sociely and the government. Il has occurred tQ me that' it*might be appropriate here and now lo re­ call briefly tn some of lhe pioneers of this county who have unfortu­ nately lived m (he benighted . ngv before the substitution of passion for purity, nnd feminism for fam­ ily, some of the things which have been nrcompli.shed, sO Thfil they may realize that, after all, they may not' have lived in vain. II. is true Hint in your flay men selerH’d their wives because they wanted I hem, because of mutual attraction, because they eared ‘for them; ami women .chose their hus­ bands liecadse they recognized1 qualities in them which they believwl would tend In their future .happiness. Of course, il must now he conceded, in the light of eugenics, and more modern civili­ zation, that In.so doing you acted inadvisedly and ignorantly, and perhaps you were not drawn to­ gether by hygienic affinity. Still, you got along, raised your families of sturdy sons and daughters, who have made a. place for themselves in lhe world, possibly’ with your assistance. But in this you were entirely mistaken. You must re­ member that sentiment should be substituted for sense. What you should have done was tn have pick­ ed your partner with the aid nf a goggle-eyed pjiysician with a po­ litical pull, by the same standard used in the L'nion Slockyanls in selecting stock, after a critical cxamlhatlnn similar to that of nick­ ing out a pig nt the fat stock slmw; then you would have done heller for society. You should sulistitule for lhe human standard <'f selefting a life partner the stock­ yards standard of lhe modern up­ lift. Instead of raising your chil­ dren by the old method, or mi th*bottle, with tender care, you should have turned them oker tn the Slate, had (hose children safely housed in a scienlilleully ventilated orphan asylum attached to th-* public schools, where educated nurses would have fed them germ­ proof food and brought them up tn b. real factors in tae grt»l mot d and :oligious propaganda that ju*t now is freeing society from lauid-. age and increasing tin intelligence and importance nf men and wo­ men. You did not know in ymir day that a sanitary foundling asy­ lum is intlnitely superior to a well regulated home; that a mcderii automatic electric self-cooer is way ahead of a kindly mother; Hint in­ terested care iiml constant associa­ tion with the children you love Limit your spending, or limit your saving. It is bolter to place a limit on your expenditures nnd save the rest. You can do this by keeping a record of what’you spend. Just try il a month. Don't be nig­ gardly with yourself—simply con­ fine your expenses to common sense requirements. You will soon discover where lhe leaks have lieen and ynu will then be able to have a savings account for the balancejn your favor each month. >■ 11 ........ ”"4% Interest on Certificates— ■■ ■ ■' FARMERS STATE BANK Michigan Middleville; ■<;------------------------------------------- i---------------- ---------------3- Monumental Structures When-the artist wants lo create or build a structure worthy of the admiration of lovers of the things that combine beauty, strength and durability, dors he not draw upon the resources uf nature for all material? _ Hair jour chiropractor relieve that nerve pressure and na­ ture will use lice ofrn reMiurrcs in the metabolism of yotie system. CONSULTATION AND ANALYSIS FREE, M. W. SMITH, D. C. NEW HKNDKRSHOrr BUILDING ROOMS 5. 8 AND 7 HASTINGS. • • • MICHIGAN Cut Rate Supplies Ford Special Spark Flag........__.................... .50* Nickel Plate Ford Pedal Pad .................................................. S1.2S Carbon Rrmpver Burned Gut...„...^..----------------------- ROo Cylinder Prest-O-Lite Tank Exchange........................ . Sl.RO and *2.00 Standard Gasoline.................. 12c 5-Minute Cure Cement................... 25c Tire Doe ___ ____________ ________________ _.25c and 3Rc box Bicycle Tube........................................................................................... ROo _ Hastings Vulcanizing Co. At Jhe Buick Garage absorbing Hie precious ciictgy that God gave you; why should you have wasted it in a labor uf love when you ought to have been whooping it up for septic matri­ mony. You did not realize tn your day that children are boro solely for the State; that they ought to be turned over to municipal control (ir Slate control; Hint mothers ought not to fool (heir time away in sing­ View oi North Side oljlepi. Tobey's Wrecked Barn at Hastings. ing soft lullabys to their darling children, but ought to spend their time in exhibiting their dove-like who lias tin- temerity to qMk her. basis of Hu* social nnd governmen­ purity in scintillating Jewels in the Under the old civilization wo­ tal unit on which all sound civili­ intricate mazes of the tango. zation must be built. When we who have been unfor- man has been lifted to prarlical in(unale enough’ to live in this be­ depcndeni'e. every ouineMic np- Noltec Fnyii Ully Health Ofllcer. nighted age contemplate . that /wc tdlcnnce necessary to comfort lias it has come indirectly to the have been kidding ourselves into been invented and placed nt her knowledge of lhe Board of Health the belief that modern society disposal. Man labors long hours, of a fow . x( in.-.id.'* at pr*Mn( stood far something, only join the often under unsanitary conditions existing in the City, all slight cases procession lidideil by sli'iib- and that his wife and children may and.possibly not sick enough to re­ oft mentally diseased, women, who have opportuniitec equal-to those quire the aid of ik-pliystelan.; The arc holding aloft the banner* iind of .the more forlunalr. Under that law.is very plain, that all conta­ accjipying Hie sensational society civilization Hie American nation gious or infecrious disease* must be columns of the daily press, we will ha*, signally progressed. From the reported to the local Board of probably have revealed to us some women of London's underworld* Health. Where/no physician is of the inner advantages of this new brought here and swapped to the called it is the tnily of the parents civilization, lib’ dawn of, which early sei tiers for toharco* linve or of any member of the family to promises a more golden day. We sprung ■ the first families of Vir­ report the same. It is quite as will'see the passing of the home;] ginia; from the denizens of Parjs necessary to report the very mild thu substitution of lhe foundling the old French families oblaiitvd cases as it Is those of the most se­ asylum; wives will disappear ami their first partners; from those vere form. mistresses will take their place; banished for penal ofT.-n..-* (tio.-e Dr. H. A. Barber, City Physician. women instead of being life part­ prompted by adventure, Puritans ners will'he put upon a commercial and (hivaliers. Hugonots, Catholics ami economic basis a* wage, earn­ and Quakers and criminals, with­ LOCAL NEWS ers, or employees, so that they,can: out eugenic laws or bacteriological have lhe same rights as men. sanclillcalion the American people, Women who rave for equality will by intimate association and inlerhave .the opportunity of becoming maryJaye, have reared a race of Henry Shute is happy over the coal heavers and railroad Bremen, moil whose genius and enterprise arrival of an 8 pound son nnd heir lumber Jacks, nnd stokers on ocean has sulMlued a continent, rettdu-. Sunday. liners, they'will'act as .butchers al lionized industry, and are leading Herman Shnrpliorn has sold his each abattoir, and clean the stable.* the world in commercial activity residence in- the fourth ward to on the .farm, they will have an op­ and practical civilization; a people Prof. Ellsworth, wtio etpecM’to take portunity lo cut the timber, clear who have emblazoned the symbols pOMatsion alnul August tel. lhe land, dig the drains, haul the of American bravery nl Bunker There will he a meeting of the manure, plow and plant the crops Hill, at Valley Forge, 'Ticonderoga -of the Hastings Poulin' and harvest tljc^ same, while the and Yorktown, and ' who planted members Association in Bauer's lumber office pampered mule *it the rgtw uiii ~ii banner on th« ramparte of tdiapul- on Broadway on Tuesday evening, around the Uro in pink pajamas and leper and the walls of old Pokin. July Hlh. play With (he tom ent. .Then will Wo qiny.hav,* pursued a false ideal; The Welcome,Cornen» L. A. R. W. all man's inventions and improve­ wo may have been wrong in select­ ments made for women be cast out,; ing wives os w<*, did. instead of cop­ (7. T. IL will be entertained by Mrs. the tin friedeake cutler nnd the ping them (hit,as you pick a Jersey Jennie Matthews ‘Thursday -after­ electric light, modern plumbing cow. but some way we have got noon, July 9. Picnic dinner. Every­ and cooking utensils; all the things along, spread our civilization body Invljed. that steam.-gas and electricity have across a continent, peopled it with The trial of Dugat McCallum, of wrought in trade and travel nnd it hundred million soulji. and made Cloverdale, accused of collecting transportation .will he cast, out; this a land of inexhauatiblo re­ birds' eggs wit limit proper author­ male government will disappear,! sources, diversified udaptibilily and ization of the. stale game warden, lhe ideas of chivalry, which liavoj colloxjil promise, where men nnd has lieen adjouwed until July 27. raised women through .the ngesj women have bwn able tn give free - Roy Wolfe, of Nashville, makds from grovelling servitude to the phiy to their jiulividuul iniliulhe, the announcement uf an auto pas­ center of lhe home, the most |g>w- and to hold and enjoy the fruits of senger. service from Nashville to erful and influenUa factor in mod­ llieir own genius and enterprise. Battle Crew ami return, touching ern civilization, will be relegated True, we have had the anarchist points upon lhe route ns follows; to the scrap heap and pas.* into and the A. P. A., the bomb throw­ Maple Grove Copter, Assyria Center (nocuous desuetude, and woman er and the C!anrna-gael, the tango, and Burley's Corners. Read his adv. again free, shall forge forward to and the suffragette, just as in the on the automobile pnge of the Ban­ fulilll her earthly mission. 'Hien years gone by we have had the ner this week. she may burn I lie palaces of the ague and the itch, boils and ery­ Gy Stafford was arrested by Dep­ rich, desecrate the tombs and sipelas. but we have recovered and uty Sheriff Lichty for drunkeness statues of the departed, destroy outgrown them, and in the future and arraigned before Justice Cadeven as the vamtr.ls . of .id' ih“ wo will outgrow.the doctrines of wallador Tuesday. Gy lamented priccle»* T-rt treasures of our old ma mya. whi< J). cloakedbehind over the </acl that serving a sen­ innl'? rvihxalion. ma.«o hers*.i» the'*>-called moral uplift of wo­ tence would keep him from a steadv generally hbnoxious to all men and men, substituting testimony for job which he hod secured. After most women. • And when she has truth, seeks to strike out all that severely tecluring him lhe court accomplished these thing*, if she is centuries of progressive civilization sentenced him lo two days im­ nnl mentally untuilanced after she have wrought; for. io the long run. prisonment. has fulfilled her mission, she will this nation. If il is to endure, must full into the arms of the first man get back to Hut family unit as the -BANNER WANT ADVB. PAY.— �PAGE SEVEN THE HASTINGS BANNER.'Ji LV X 19IL Mr. and Mrs. Sinckbind of Lacey । Chauiiccy Warren’s house lias [ The Cemcterr Circle which met and Mrs. Hoag of Bajtle Creek who been' moved a few rods back while 1 at i the home of Mrs. Lixzic /mrbel are camping at Fine lake, called on a new wall* is being built. .. [•| was well attended. Mra. Zorbel WM Mr. and Mra, Irving Brtgge. Friday. The special etecuon- calledny lhe 11the recipient of 'many lieautifut j flowers which she appreciated very Mrs. I. Briggs ahil Mrs. Della Tun­ ।tax. payers was'well attended here|! gale calletf on Mrs. ixivilla Stevtns 'Saturday. • We have not heard much, lhe next meeting will be wi ll i I'liursday al Fine lake. what they will d». Mrs. Chgs. Shullz. July '.'3. DELTON. Bills- are out for a good enjoyable . Mr. and Mrs. J. Horn attend'd Mrs. Alice-Bristol is some belter. Tlie work oh /the Ea*t Cressey There will be two ball games here Saturday, July 1th. One al tl) a. m. road has closed ‘until after harvest. Mrs. Bessie Budd, tier daughter, of jliine nt Hhelp’s Resort landing the I Quarterly meeting al Odar Creek I Fourth. Sunday. mul .one in the afternoon- between W. W. Fisbor.of.iKiilimia/o') was Hastings is caring for her. Tlie Busy Bee Club of this place Delton and Kalamazoo. The ball in CreMoy ok i»Uj»in«vs We<lnesdn>. Homer Marshall has yelurned Tliooe from this place (hat at­ . team will giva a dance in the ovenfrom Hastings where, he met. with are preparing for a carpet for (ho.tended the Kahler r\'tmion at Chas Mr. and Mrs. R• Df Reynolds mo­ the chnreb. in the fall; board. ' Miss Marie Reatlie-Js visiting rel­ Kahler's <>L Barry last Thursday, The Epworth league will not tored to Banficld Sal unlay. wtTere Mr. and Mrs. John Sheffield mo­ they were the guests of hi* bnMIier. atives here and also helping weedhave their social and business tored to' Hayings Wedite’sday tak­ .Misses Ih-rtha Shullz and Adah Chaur.-ey Roynolda.. and wife, rcmeeting Ulis week Friday evening ing Mrs. Sarah Sheffield, who re­ Many are going to Gun Lake foriHate* and W. A. Zerbet. \ iiing Sunday. on account of so many lieuig out of tuiWill for lhe pioneer meeting. Mr. mid Mrs. Fay Hull entertain­ Shorter is now nbla tn mt mained town, but will lave it Friday even­ Miss Ruth Brunncy returned the Eourlli. ' . up a short time after hi* long ill- Thursday The onions are all looking fine: ed the Inlier's parent*. -Mr. and Mr*. ing. July'iOth. . from her two weeks visit Frankenberger mid two daughlere Fred Scheer* of Hammond, Indi­ n The Misse* Ruth, Mabel and Fan­ near Hastings. . for we have had line weather and. [of Hastings Sunday. ana. is spending a few weeks in ny Brown of Pralnevill ■ called on Mr. and Mrs. Delos Neal and Itob- g<»H| help. That is what makes I Mrs. Felix Chamberlain returned Cressey friends Saturday. Huth ert motored to Vermontville Wed­ Thi. tight mug did a great ileal oft। toiler home near Dtllnn Sunday ut­ .Mr*. Bush and daughter of Host­ and M abel will alter • h<l_summer I nesday, Miss Myrtle J.eannon re­ dfliuage to Alr. Jnluumx's batn la«f ter wiling; ot her son's WiU Ulia*uings visitnl Mrs. BrandstL’tter a few normal’al Kalamazoo. Monday. The’ turned with them for « week’s vi-H. Friday, during lhe storm. berlmn of this place. In last w.-ek s luuo there was a days last week. fanner is a graduate*-f lhe West­ mistake in names, instead of Mr. NORTH EAST RUTLAND. Mr. nnd Mrs, *EI|en Pennock are ern Normal and Miss Mat'd of the mid Mrs. Elmer Tungate it was Mr. children of Delton were ^dnday vis­ not afraid of the-4iol weather or Plainwell High sehool. and Mrs; Chauncey Tungate, who Tlie fanner* are now wishing fo itors nt Clms. Aldrich’s. long drives for in.spite of their Mr. and Mrs. Will .Hughes and went to Augusta; another it was drier weather and sunshine. Raymond Aldfh'h. is entertaining many years They drove through children of Milo were guv.Ms aiithc Spiller ipslead of Spitler. ’ i Charlie Moor,* and mother. Mr? Iasi Fortner'of Gnlird Rapids fuf a fronr Hastings last week to visit home of the latler'aN'arenls SunMrs, Dela Tungale left Saturday Mrs. Kate-Williams. Mrs. I.izzie Z*‘rlwl visited tier .-on Mr. mid Mrs." Clayton Harber are at Berrien Springs. Mrs. Stack of Middleville is . -Herman nf Hastings. Saturday. spending a couple of weeks with parents of a 10 lb. son horn Wed­ Mr. mid Mtf. Fred Frey mid son' Rosa Hallock and Adali K<-n\<>n nesday, June 21. her sister, Mrs. Randolph Polly. Leo of Bcdiofd were guests of .Mr.) spent- Munday al J. Hallock’s of Mrs. John Oswald had Hie mis- mid Mrs. Underhill of IhitHe Creek,.Mrs. Joseph Underhill was on the Doud'ji tkirners. fdrlune lo have tw>> i-1 lamb* Salurday Highl and Sunday. exercises were fine and I lie school sick list last work. Mrs. J. C. Modrack and Mrs.. Ma­ killed and one injured by lightning Mrs. Clayion Goodwin mid chil­ Dr. . and Mrs. Sides of Bailie. house was- beautifully decorated loney of Caledonia. O.. spoul several dren of Mnsiiig came last Wednes­ during one of our recoiif sfonns. Creek ate dinner with lhe doctor's with ferns and waler lillies. Much days of last week al the Nodrack day In stay some limo with Mr. and while one laying with llirm was parents, Mr. D. C. Stiles and wife, praise is due the children and unhurt. others who took part. Mrs. Mrrv. Gwinn. Monday. . . ■ Doris Templeton of Newaygo has । Mark Hammond ifl li-'ine from; Miv and Mrs. Elmer Reyimld* mid UU1MBY. come lo spend the summer here the hospital but Is *tt!l far from! daughter of .Cressey spoilt Satur­ I well. There* was a fine gathering at with her father. day night and Sunday with C. I*. May Carrigan is caring fur Mrs Reynolds and wife. the u-e crvaiif social nt IL It. Caste- of Hastings spent Thursday- nighl Addie Green and sister Ollie of lien's Saturday evening despite lhe with her parents. Kalamazoo left Sunday for Charle­ Clay.Barber and little Anson Phillips nnd wife of Shullz Mr. mid Mrs. Walter B"lvcn en­ were week end guests of A. M. Ed- rain. The young people did much voix to spend the smnim-r. Barbara Chmnh'-rlain is visiting Several of the young people from tertained the latter’s brother Al­ her sister in Kalamazoo. . bert Tungnte and family of East los, duels, nnd quartettes on the Dolton attended the commencement Henry Zerb»1 is trenliiig his house piano. The proceeds' were 111.21 lo a new coat of paint. .Mr. ,1‘riyil.exorcises Wednesday nt lhe Kalrnn- Bnrry. Sunday. mni family of Assyria I Sunday afternoon a weasel en- and Mrs. Arthur Crmidi1 for which the L. A. 8. feel truly enborger of Haslhbls is doing the thankful. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ezra Morehouse ford. Mr. and Mrs. Crau All please remeuiber lhe Chil­ wore visitors at Bradley over SUn- chicken coops, killing the hen mid Johnstown were Sunday eleven chickens, 'carrying -the dren's Day at the rhurch mext Sun­ chickens into the woodpile. (hen day July 5th ul 2:31 p. m! and hon­ Asa Sliab-r of famsing visil or us with your presence. called to* Grand Rapids Inst week commenced oq another flock and stives m thia vlitioily last li ylhe dcatli .nf Mr. Gale’s son. who Mr. Hartwell id Xaslivith covered mid it doseof lead pul nn sorniwKST R utland . Ims been ill there for several Sunday Willi Ins two sons m end to his depredation*. W. H. Otis of Brookfield lijis.b.-. n ily. Seymore apd Ernie Hart' months. Wi|l Culpd* preparing to sow 30 spending a few days in Illis vicinity. Katharine Dink el was in Kalam­ Miss Built Hirai h is al acres of buckwheat • azoo Saturday night mid Sunday. । John Baker is .spending a few Southwestern Barry Home Portraiture The KODAK WAY Pictures taken- in the home atmosphere and home surround­ ings have a quality and charm of their own. The Kodak en­ ables you to take just such pictures of your family and friends, indoors or-out. -Kodaks and Kodak Supplies of all kinds,—the Kodak name is a guarantee of quality,—that's why we sell only tip genuine Eastman goods. Extra Early Sale of White Dress Goods Bready give his Friday evening ----.... ----ulcnsed with it. The subject was “Cranks," and all who heard it said il was one of the best lectures over given in Delton. We hope we will After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waistings, White Crepes, etc., will be sold at Less Than tended Hie graduating <\ Bready with us again. E. E.-Faulkner ha* been improv­ Kalamazoo last Thui-I ing his store properly by building; Mary Isham came horn- ' Actual Cost. George Mosier mid family spent i Sunday nt Charlie Aldrich's at Shultz. Rhea Brnndsteller of Middleville is .spending n few days with rela­ tives in town. Blanche Sheffield of Richland is visiting her ertusin. Carl Gillies, for a few weeks. Mrs. Tomlinson mid son ot Grand Rapids visited Mrs. Jmnes . Brown Saturday. Score l» to <• Tuesday. Mrs. Mosier of'MoonwInwn. Mich., of Hickory^ Mrs. Anl Clark is quite is spending a few weeks w!lh tiler parents, Mr. and Mix lutfe WliiV''- tliis writing. .Mrs. Henry Stevens will Mrs. Ezra Morohouw cnlorlaiimd her sister mid lillli* son from Wis­ consin also her mother. Mrs. Fox. rinBrnndltey, * “ ................ WihIiu «day. Mr. and- Mrs. Arbour of Knlmnnz.oo nnd Mrs. Oli* Johnson of llespnrin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. helping to care for Cathctlue Mill­ Bert Pennock (ho grealei part of er the past week. Mrs. George Munger nnd children Inst week.' Mrs. Marshall nnd daughter of. uf Urbimdnle visii'M ftlends in (his Hickory Corners visited last week vicinity last week. Mrs. Jennie Garrett went In Nash­ witli Mra. Searles and Mrs. Diaville Saturday for a week's stay. • mond. 1 Mrs. George lliidiridger off Jack­ son mid-Mrs. Henkes of Dowling from Lansing for l lie sumiiwr mid visited al Caleb llisbridger's from Miss Dorothy has returned from a two weeks visil al Like Odessa-. Thursday until Sunday. Mr. mid Mrs. Andrew Kelchfiin Mrs. Ethel Pennock is at Hickory [Corners caring tor her mother, Mrs. spent Sunday with Sain Nay and wife near BantlcVI. Tolles, who is ill. •• Mis. Elmer Kelley of filorerdnle wa? a guest rf Mrs. Grp,9 Friday Children’s Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. Some extra good bargains in Dry Goods. F. H. WILKINSON Prairieville, Mich. Doth Phones Per Cent We Pay Delton State Bank >20,000.00 Capital 6,000.00 Surplus G. Hughes,,_____ Vicc-Pres. A. A.^ Aldrich, Pres. -J. --------------____ Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. zMdrich T. A. Aldriwh Dr. Donald McLcay Wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes George J. Doster L. B. Tccrpening , Frank DoAler -and A. Guuseuhfiuser, of Delton wiiluVurn Gwynn of-Battle Creek mid I red Shears of Hammond, Ind.. are tenting ul th# Grove mid llshiiig for bass. , The base bdll ground m- the Grove is completed ai,d the first game was played Sunday Hie 28th. ..... —Highland Park, Batlie Creek. Quite a crowd Mr. and .Mrs. Smith of Hickory congregated' lo wiln>*sa the gauii-.J Corners and Mrs. Pehdte were Sun­ considering the cold, windy day. Highland Park won out by a small day guests nt B. C. Pennock’s. SEE- , HENDERSHOTT SCHOOL HOUSE. Therd will bo preaching al lhe school house next Sunday morning at 10:30. Walter Farr’s baby who hatrWn •o -very.- siek wilh-pnctminntT is slightly improving nt lids writing. Grace. Giddings of Hastings is its nurse. Forrest Garrison who has jus! rclurne/| from lhe regular army where ho hns breri engaged for ov­ er four yeara rarno to see his sis­ ter Mrs. Pearl Farr Sunday evening. Winnie mid Mary Bryans have been visiting al (heir grandniolti­ ers in-Soutli Baltimore tlie past DELTON, MICH. Home Baked Goods a Specialty . The BODONI SERIES A Classic Type-Face With Which The Modern Printer Can Surpass The Works of Past Masters. Let us show you printed samples. Mr. and Mrs. Itnrtlmlomew ol near Charlotte were Hie guests n( .Greenville. Ohio. They will reside the former's daughter and family, .jii Woodland, where they wdljie al drew Rea Inn farm, lieiiir to their friends after July tat. will move t<> Lake ’ Forrest intended school in this having purchased city And made many friends, during Ins slay here, who unite in wishing beloved fishing grounds. • Tlie old maids of the surround­ [ himself mid bride a prosperous mid ing community belter "look a Iredlr [ happy voyage Hi rough life. nttt” for our popular neiglilirF.- Thursday night. All fell well re­ paid for the high cJnSi eiiteiUim-.. ment these twelve bright young men gave. The following evening! Coif*. Couphe. Koffy, 'Koffee, Kaffc, Koto, Coffei, Cafe, Quahwe, Quahwaname tliat means Good Coffee, a dependable coffee, unifdrm in blend; con* tinuous trade, come-back trade, satisfied trade, increased trade, and that is Mrs! Brandsleller mid children Clayton and Cleone, also Charley Smith molon'd to Middleville Thursday to atlcnd the commenremenl exercises, reluming Saturday. .Merle Sprague., who has been alteniling Business College al Bultle Creek, is hime for the summer. Mr. and Mp. James Brown mid bnhy Howard inorored tn Richland Saturday to spend Hie night with Mrs. Brown's brother, Mr. Whilte- For Staple and Fancy A NEW TYPE FAMILY llastings - visited Ins friend, Victor1 Ecklmrdl. Saturday. . The worst kind of liny making weather fanners liavo experienced in several years. The rains knock­ ing down wheat mid oats also. At last lhe long eycclcd wedding bejls did ring when Carl Realm i. one of our prominent young m.-a Forrest Hall mid family spent Friday nl "Wildwood'' visiting their .liarenl*, and iMiing. Jlalph Van Sycklc is si ill al-Dr. Gallagher's in Hallie Creek. It i> reported that In- i= miproving slow­ lyCrop* are looking unusually firn­ in tliis section .espeiially corn and wheat, liul llm pa*i week has beenj n’ bad one for furincin, Who were: trying l<> make liny. ‘ Mrs. Luis Newlou irove Salunhy. Commencing Erida July 3rd, C. mix, — of ------Battle I. Warburton nnd I....... 'reek will occupy-.Wildwood ,cult- Little -Violet HolTmaii of High [Bank visited her mini Mrs. Francis n«ndcrsh«ill mid family from Mctt- SOITI1 CAKTLLTON AND MAPLE GROVE. duy until Saturday Inst week. Mr. mid Mr*. Hafiuy Huynimi If Kidneys mid Bladder Hol her spent Sunday at Hallie Lathrop's .oL Then Foley Kidney Pills. Harryville. ■ Grandpa Deller and daughlvr: Overworked kidneys will break down if nut helped. When they Bertine of Nashville, apent Sunday I etui no longer protect Hie bloo<| mid ut HetiiJ' Deli/r's. Mis. Harry Taylor mid son, Percy lhe body from the poisons Ilia! come lo'lhem, then look out for of Freeinniit. Ind., vi-iled al Mr. Ed. .. Bright's disease, serious kidney Hafner's last week. Mrs. Benham enl<ilAiiwd a few trouble and bladder annoyanres. h'oley-Kidney Pills are your best friends in lioirnr of Mr. Bri|l|am's| prulectfwi. yuur.bist medicine for lisler. Mrs. Steihuan of Knlumazoo,; weak. sore, overworked kidney mid Tlinr*day 'exulting'. . Pete Kunz of Coals Grove was nl bladder * weaknesses.—Arlfinr MulHarley Unyinaua, Friday. ! Itollaud.—Adv, MARCO" Coffee. Marco Fahey Blend Coffee. _____ Marco Special Blend Coffee KOPF 6 KOPF, Delton, Mich. Profitable Farming in these days means Efficient Farm Machinery —The Kind That Docs the Work— Docs il well, docs.it economically, and that is made and guaranteed ta do the work by rcliafdc manufacturers—Farm Machinery in otber’words that is built on honor and gets results. That's our kind. . Here nn; a few suggestions of valuable farm tools that every farmer ought to consider right now and on which we will be glad to quote prices that will satisfy the careful buyer. CULTIVATORS—We have the Kraus, Iron Age, Oliver, Gale, Brown and Keystone. The man who cannot pick a satisfactory cultivator from such a list is hard indeed to please. MOWERS—The Champion, Johnston and McCormick Mowers constitute a line that no one can l*at. BINDERS—We offer the Johnston ’and McCormick. The$e are too well and favorably known machines to need any speciaLmention. �WANTS Nice Fucnlslicd Rooms for light hbtuntkeeping al 304 So. Church BL See Phtn Smith. tf or Sale Cheap—Hough I-inch lum­ ber for roofing ami sheeting, also bill stuff. Phone 400J. Inquire F. G. Piered. City. tf Clxlrms built, cleaned and repaired. All work guaranteed. Phom- or leave word at Smith's Market I. Smith, City. , For Sale—Good dry .mixed wood ' $2.25 per cord delivered. Phone A. — F. Sylvester or Geo, Tolhurst, tf or Sah-—Two brood mares, colts at side, sired by “Success: pair, work geldings. $75.i«' npii-cc; also line yearling coll. G- E. Tngmirl. PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. Al Tobey vis4led“ friends in monument. (>*twi<lcralile fruit; giHMl building*, good wire fences; all gmai workable land: 5 acre* - Miss Delia’ L*-liir is spendim' i) mmMoI. Prue $185)). For further Week jn Grand Rapids. luirticiilar* inqoin- <'*|2j<oltw*H>d Ora Murphy spenl Sunday in WoiHlInnd. with her folk*. ilhard’s arid Mra. Chas. Lutlior of liullou vi. ilThe Sullivan family an- holding their reunion at Lake Ode.-wi to­ day. Mm. 1 Taken by Waiting Alma hi cmbroiden-d For Sale—Corner on S. Hanover SI. ■' Phone 323 R. or inquire of E. A. Benedict. tf| For Itcnt—House with Irani, on East I Green St. Suitable for IwqJami. lies. Thm*. E. Waters, 418 E.! Green St., Phone 455. nitorinal ion Walnut.- Vacuum Cleaner to Rent—Electric or haud power cleaners to rent hy the day. Pimm- 437. if For Sale—Fine summer home on hank of Thornapple lake, in­ cluding house. harn ami shop, with % acre land, some-fruit. Price right. Phone 23flH. Herl Spark*. _____ if ami li' r Mm. J. D. |ag. lmeier .visited her who has hewn awcrtEwwoim at tlit> daughter In RV,M| City, last week, borne of her parent*, Mr. nnd Mr*. Her little ffimndaun accompanied E. C. Russ, her home. Mr*. Don Kircher han been to Mr.< Seymour Howe, of'Grand Bellevue visiting her cousin Glenn Rnpulj. i* « mi'-'l al the home pf Wing and family there. ' Mr>. R. H. (ih.-rrv, arriving hate Saturday. FaiiKHi** Foot Bull Player Herr. Mr. nnd Wrt. Cha*? A. Weisaerl; John MauliHftch. nf Holland, Hid returned Bunday from lheir wed­ known full bark on the ding trip. Most of lheir stay was well I'nivegaily of Michigan foot hall <*n. Mackinaw Islaml. team, spent a. few hours in the city A. 0. Brown. Clin* Clark and yeslenlny, Un- guest of Frit* liebor. Clnrc Fnraias and familiea me In the foot, ball world My. Maulbctch spending a few days nt the Beadle gives evidence of winning a high • ullage at' Wall f-)ke. place among the foot trail stars itx Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fox mid that popular game. lheir daughters. Rachel ami Clara were called to Fn->-p**rt lo attend the Emotions Disturb Digestion. funeral of-their aunt. Worry and distress, rags and excite­ .Mrs. Fred Ryerson and son, Ij»Ytro left this umruing f»r a week's ment. fear nnd an<er cause the rausvisit with her sisler in Medary­ ville, Ind., and Bradley. III. alimentary channel lo atop action. Mr* Lida Prin*- and Mrs. Myrtle These emotions also stop the Juices of Lemon have conn- from Chicago io digestion from flowing. spend Hu-summer with lheir par­ ent-. Mr. nnd Mr». Charles Hill. Mrs. Sarah E. striker and Mrs. lii-bekiili Mavwoed :qnl Jn-r two sons they will remain for the .suminer. Mr. and Mrs. ('Jins. Coals of Au­ gusta', came home Sunday mid are going to stay until after th*- Fourth with her people. Mr. ami Mrs. Willi Bennett. Will J. Field, of Chicago, cam*Friday for a w«-.-k's vacation with home f**lks. ||. Will return lo Chicago next week with Mrs. Field, down ami receive. reWqnl- Wl. aboul 175 lbs.; bred by my full No. I egg**, strictly clean, and fresh, 20c; No. 2 eggs. 17c. fr’ggs July lit. HASTINGS MARKETS >( Grand !. ed fresh. Joseph Rogers. Waidrd—To'trade a .« driving man* for or Sale—Three years old coll, mare coll. Hoy Hus.broke, single and double, weight between ten ami eleven hundred. Inquire, Frank Homten, Houle 9. Hustings, Mich. •e near Wall lake. Corrected Wednesday July I, 1914. Wheat and iMnns decline in price. The Hastings Milling Co. is paying 8d cents for wheal. Buller is up Other nrlicles spemling a 2 ci-iRs a |>oun<l quoted remain as last week. good fence; for horses ami Citizens Phone 163 3 rings. ir*-M*a^> i*r pick uui . ............. ... whnl has la-cn known ax the gov-| ' o'”7 Brown. ornment or Thoma* huckh*lu*rry < 11 marsh in Hullaml. I will pn*-c- 1 Nollee—No. Ilshing, hunting, cull-"nil pf-rwHis.seen-or caught in ping nor trespassing on our Mr. fanns qp section 21 and 22, Hast­ ings township. Win. Zusclrniil and L B. Fisher. 2-wks For Sale—Two ’nice building lots. Wanted—<>•«*<! one liorne wagon, or heavy spring wagon. Gilbert friend^.in Grand Ramils, li»*t w* Inquire George Showman. Phone Mrs. Ed Monica of* Grand llai 418 R. 2-wks. came Monday amt returned Tn I rings. Lent—K. of P. wati'h charm. Find-, Lost — Baby's gold bracehl. Finder er return to Arthut1 C. Brown **r lo BANNER office. l-wk Mrs. John Sliavyinan is in <lr; For Sale—Registered Duroc Jersey hogs. Both sexes. Treated for For Sale—.' milch cow's. I yearling meeting. cholera. J. E. McElwain. If. Durham'bull and 4 pigs. For Sale—Good workrteam, will sell cheat*. Phone 332-4 riljgs.- Harry Johnson. If John I.. Mauer, . tor, good as new. Inquire of tiro. Mrs. Mellie Shea. Benedict. Phone 118 IS-IL •»> For Sale—Nine room house, quire 937 Ho. Hayes St. Wanted—A car load of hogs weighihg from 50 tbs. to 150 lbs. for feeder. A. M. Nevins. Doster Mich.. Route I. ’Hell telephone via Prairieville central. 2-wks Wanted—Housekeeper. Dr. M. Alic Heney. * 2-w' Notice—I have decided lo give the agency of the Hawh-igli Hi. edies. If anyone is interested in securing this agency, if ho will we me, I will make the applica­ tion for him. Richard kiubaugli, phone 216-4 rings. 2-wks Notice—We have adopted Georgia May Austin into our family, ami have a decree from the probalv court changing her name to Geor­ gia May Hickle. We n«k that al) wlm know her please call her and speak of her lierealter by I lie name that has boon given her by lhe court. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Hickle. Iwk Lori—Plain gold bnml ring. letter “M” inside. Finder please return to HANNER office. Reward. 2wks - niodel. Inquire Weickxenhnt A Riede. • I -wk Notice—All per.-*on* ar*- *liiHly forhidden in our huck»di»erry marsh. Robl. Newton. L. J. Matthews.' ilary courch. twq stands, rug. rar■ "pet‘and • haifs. Inquire hit West State Bl. . J-wk I’or«ale.Chrap—My coltaxe uf Wall Lake. Mrs. W. E Merrill. 2-wks Itaxpbrrrira for canning are now ready, also luirants. ' Delivered anywhere tn tint city. Phone 0. - Blough, 400 R. —.—2-wks. NuUre—The heal sowing machine otl and needles. 2 blocks north **f the monument, where the sign is. also wood pumps and repairs. "* Phillips. Wanted—Elderly house -two in family, on farm. Dayton. Shultz. Mich. F.w Sale—One work - bmsc. ai*.*ql 1200 lbs., price $75. One surrey ’ in gtHgl condition, price $50. . Al 1 my farm al RanOeld. Call Lewis Norris. C. H. Palmatier, Climax. 'or Hale—General purpose horse, enclosed buggy. Mid outfit. A-l condition. A. Forman, Wood­ bury. Mich. 2-wks S.lvcr Plutlnp-Get your old knives, forks and *|>oons silver plated and made as good ns new al a very low prirc. Mail by parcels post. - «4mTWii— Hlg.- Co... Kalamazoo; Mlet). 4-wks F» 8*4. or Trode, for good young stock.. One well bred Percheron Percbe-—> 14 month* old. weight I.Ooo da. This coll is a good one. i $100.00. Ray Gould, Nish- [age enarv. THE HASTINGS BANNER JULY 1 ttl*- * I-..I . Tit'. AM* IIIIIK.M. HAY AND STRAW. PRICK& I-rank Ellis. Ifoillice the ■ daughter. Isnl Head for Profit OVER TEN MILLIONS ADDED 10 ASSESSMENT * Continued from page one. In order tn enable our readers to note the changes made in the various assessments, we give also the n'port of the equalization com­ mittee as made last year, al the October session of the board. Il will show some very marked changes in the assessing of reuT ratate. Il appears too that the supervisors also found $875,075 mon* personal property in the county this year than last. Hud they looked into th** mailer more closely they might have found mon* yet. But Hint is a *gnoil record -for one, year. In making their equalization I he board l<M*k into consideration lhe llgures sub­ mitted by the £talc tax commission",whose experts had gone over each township- and made valua­ tions of about 20 or 30 farms or houses and lots and compared lheir own figures with previmis assessment made by the supervis­ ors'and who also had lhe nvord of sales of real estillo for recent years as compared with assi*ssmrntx as made by lhe supervisors. The ••qualized value hf lhe real estate in tlie idOllty ■«* Iqcleased, as the table show,, from $11.99*.).115 in 1913, to $2I.38)U5o: an in­ crease of 89381,035. This will nut wher,* a flxi-il rale is as.-u-ssed. such as the mill lax h*r schools, (he percentage lax for lhe «(nle uni­ versity nnd for lhe state agricul­ tural college. When a -pecillc percentage is. levh-d as hi these cases, the tax on nn individual piece of properly will b*- increased. But in nil blher case^'‘llu- pen-en|lagr will be <leiTvase*l to the ex­ tent that the a.ssi-Hsment hns been I increased. I While Jhe tables give the detailled information, yet we helievo it will be interesting -for lhe average reader to have llie-story told brief­ ly for each (ownship, which we do as follows: Assyria—Heal i-xlnle assriUHnenk (913, $05.(60. Increw._Lh!s.yV?t 8404390.' Perwnal areessment in?reire “$<7340 ’- ’$426360. Personal assessment in­ crease, $830.00.. Ht'®l estate assessment 1913, $517,115. Increase this year 1 $i«**sfnant in- : Jahastown— R*al ektate assess-* ment 1913. $60^60. .- Increase this Baltimore—Heal eslaje asseu- year, $364,240. Increase personal ment 1913. $529,200. Increase this a**e*omenl $52330. year $465,150. But the supervisor Maple Grove—Real estate assess­ reimrte $4,120 less personal proper­ ment J9I3, $609,570. - Increase this year 579,480. Increase personal ■' ly than last year. . Barry—Real estate assessinenL assessment $5,299. 1913. $740310. Increase this year OronwvHl£-Heal estate aaseM$655,072. Personal assessrtient in­ ment 1913, F!p5.dor>. Inurenne tins year $321,075. The supervisor re­ crease $28.16*1 Carlton—Real eslale assessment port* $3,755 less personal property 1913, $759,860. Increase this year than last year. 8614310. Personal assessment in­ Prairieville—Real estate assess­ crease. 824.780. ment 1913, $142,070. Increase Ibis Castleton—ReJl eslale nsxcsx- year $571382. —Increase personal assessment $49,930. * e menL 1913. BUB&ffiQ. Increase Ibis year $784,190. Increase per­ assessment sonal nsjjessmvnl. $265325. Increase this year ilasilnps Township—Real estate 9J64380..Increase personal niuwss-. . assessment 1013. $646330. Increase menr $35,970. this year $478,964. Increase per­ Th°n»«PPle—Hea! eslate assess­ ment (913, $935,650. Increase this sonal assessment, $16300. City 1st and 4 Wan!*—Reni estate year. $682,610. Increase personal • as.Mfssmenl 1913. $740,090. In­ assessment $53,645. crease this year, $631,280. In­ Woodland—Heal estate nsseMcrease persomd assessment $87,050. menl 1913. $1,050,775. 'Increase City 2nd iin<t 3rd Wards— Reni this year $873,032. Increase per- . estate nssessmenl 1913, '$815,180. sonal. araeMinenl $73,125. Yankee Sprlnoa—Real estate as­ Increase this yJar 8598,170. Per­ sonal BMeasmenl increase. 858,520. sessment 1913. $261, 550. Increase Increase perHope—Ileal •‘stale assessment this year 8182345. 1913. $450360. Increase this year xiiial assessment, $20,496. F.qunlizallun, 1914. Add or Real esl ax Dedutd Equalized Personal Total Townships Assessed 990.060 134.98011 134.980 8 1.125330 Assyria ....... !$ 990,0601 71.2201 906,0801 Add $ 89370' 994350 71.2201 1.065.57(1 Baltimore ... | (.395.882 143,6401 949,1901 Add 446.692 Barry ............ I 109,0301 1.483.200 1349.1701 Add 25.0001 Carlton .. —. 497,6451 Cat>lle|on ..... I 1.961,7701 Ded. 100.000 | 1361,770 I.125.394 62.6801 1,188.074 Hastings Twji | 1.0313401 Add 94,154 402,700 1.371.370 1,774,070' City I & 4....... I 13713701 1.413,351) 405.130 1378.480 City 2 A 3 ... I 1,4(33501 10,000 876320 58380 866,8201 Aild .-v —, Hope ............ I 936300 138335 1,008,955 JtMMXXl 1| 870.420 Irving ....... I (.070.4201 DtMl. 20(1000 99,280 1,072,080 872,8001 Add 100,0001 972.800 Johnstown .. I 50.0001 i,279.060 89,719 1.229.0601 Add *3.2^! Maple Grove 44.910 I 726.680 601.6801 Add 125.000! Orangeville . I 170,4901 1.492342 Prairieville .. I 1.2723901 Add 40.762! 1313352 828,930 903.(58)1 74.750 85R.930 | Ded.' 30.000 I Rutland ....... | 208.9751 1,8-27.235 Thornapple .. | 1.2183601 Add 400,0001 1,618300 223.750) 2.147.4J57 Woodland ... I 1.7883501 Add 135,0001 1.923.707 488.3 ill 90,000 ( 444.0951 44345 I 354,0951 Add -------, | $21380.4501 $3,049,0891 $34.439339 .7820.104.1151 Equalization, 1913. Add or *’"* "• — Reni cst as Total Deduct I Equalized Pcraonnl Township* " ' -—w' 52>.tdO> As asUssed I1 526,1601i| 87,6(01 87.6401 612300 Assyria | 753401 6D4JMO 5'29,21X11I ------Baltimore .... I 114.480; 855,201 Barry ........ I 740,810' As oMessed I 740310 84350 759.86)1I11 844.110 759,8601 As as«essed | Carlton ......I Castleton ....I 1.036.9801 A $40,000 I 1,076.9801' 232.4201 1309.40) bliJJtki 6463301 ’ 46.8301 Hastings Twp j 646330 As assess*?)! !I 315X50| 1.055.740 710,090 740.0901 As. assessed II I and I wds! 815,1801 407.610 I 1.222.790 815.180! As assessed II . 2 and 3 wdsi 57.4501' 508,010 4503601 Hope ............ f 450,5601 As assessed 1 620,640 547,115 -------"I As assessed I I 733341 Irving ...........I isiH.WO11 As assessed f' 608.560 46,9601 865310 Johnstown ... I 84.420 783.9WI 6993701 II As assessed--!I Maple Grove I 699370. --------------48.695 406,6061 405,605 i As assessed I| 454300 Orangeville .. I 871.6')* I 742.0701 129X601 Pmlrieville .. | 742.0701 As assessed 1 MKI.Mil 46(350 1 As assessed | Rutland .......... ' 4643501 L090.W0 I66.-WII 9353501 A s assessed | 935,050 1 Thornapple .. | 1301.408 1503’5 1,050.7751.As assessed I| 1.060.7751 ______ Woodland---- I 285J»M) 261.5501 As assessed I 261350 1 23,7M| Totals .. IIH.959.4i5 $11,999.4151 $2,174,014 f $14,(73.429 The Proof of the Pudding Is In the Eating.” Thousands of Housewives Have Proven that French’s White Lily Flour “Makes Good” E/very Time Every housewife KNOWS that there is a big difference in flour. She knows that certain brands of flour-will make good bread oneXime, and poor bread the next On the’other hand sh e knows that Frqnch’s White Lily Flour makes the best bread EVERY TIME. With French’s White Lily she knows that if she uses about the same amount of flour each time; prepares it in about the same way, and bakes it with about the same degree of heat, that she will ALWAYS have nice,white, delicious bread, that it is always a delight to eat. • Where is the difference in these kinds of flours? One kind may LOOK just as good as the other. In fact the poor kind of flour may lookljetter than the other. You take a sample of each in your hand and you would say that one kind is just as good as the other. Let your wife make several batches of bread from each one of these flours and you will find that there is a “big difference.” That’s why we like to have the housewife bake n batch o f bfpad from French's White Lily Flour, and a batch made from ANY other brand of flour that is CLAIMED to be “just as good.” tyix the dough i n the same way with each kind, and pufthe loaves in the oven side by Side and bake them at the same time. That will be a fair test pf the flour, and it will SHOW .YOU that your bread de­ pends a whole lot upon the QUALITY of the flour you use. French’s White Lily Flour is BETTER than any other flour made be­ cause we clean our wheat better, we have special patented machinery that removes all the “cockle” and broken kernels of grain; we have special ma­ chinery that polishes the wheat, taking off all the “dirt” and “fuzz.” All this cockle, broken grain, dirt and fuzz is “ground” with the wheat in ordin­ ary mills and is mixed up with the flour it makes. And when it comes to equipment we have the BEST that money can buy You will find that French’s White Lily Flour is of “even granulation,” and every particle of the flour is of the same size as every other particle. For that reason it absorbs the yeast and moisture EVENLY, and for that reason it BAKES EVENLY. With the ordinary flour that is “lumpy” and “uneven” in QUALITY the bread will be uneven. Why not try French’s White Lily Flour your next order? F ? 1 The Middleville Roller Mills R.T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN. �THE HASTINGS BANNER WIT 2,1*14-211 FAffiX BALTIMORE CENTER. Born to Devere Hook and wife, June 23rd a 1014 pound son. James Hammond. wife and little daughter were guests of his daugh­ ter. Mrs. Frank Kimlwrling and family of Johnstown, Salitrdliy night anil Sunday. Mrs. Buglwe nnd children visited her friend Mrs. Pierce nf Barney .Mill Corners Iasi Tuesday. Willis HcPriuster has his .house | newly painted. We welcome our young people home from lhe schools. where they have been teaching or studying the past year. Miss Lura Bryant is home from Bailie Creek where she has heen teaching; .Miss Hazel Henry from teaching in Flint-: Orville Henry from nttendiug collegeJn Lansing: nnd tin* Misses Bernice Henry and Reitit Gillnspie ami Rutherford Bry­ ant from Hustings High school. Surah Wood of Prichardville spent a part of last week with her grandparents here. Chas, Gillespie put up his new silo last week. • .Mr. Reed of Quimby is visiting hi.s daughter Mrs. Wesley French anil family.. N. C. Edmonds ami wife visilod Mr.' nnd Mrs. J. Zeelar of Quimby, Sunday. Mrs. Wesley Edmunds and chil­ dren were guests nt Ed. Raiicock's I of Barney Milla. Sunday. Wesley Edmond* entertained Richard Mead of Hastings, Clifford Dunn of Assyria and John Huffman of Johnstown, Saturday nighL Mrs. Devere Hook is very low ami Mrs. Frank Freeman is caring for her. . Take Advantage of Our Mail Order Proposition Mail your film* to us for developing and printing. Send a trial order and receive it back in 48 hours withes coiupletejdaaoription of our service. Kodgks—Brownie and Premo’Cameras] Prices Right—All New Stock “KVBRYTHINQ PHOTOGRAPHIC”—Our •lagan. THE CAMERA SHOP, INC. *THK KODAK STORE OF GRAND RAPIDS” » Four Fire Works Bargains | | ' । | Our store gives you the assortment for the Glorious Fourth. FOUR BIG COMBINATIONS I 35c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 । I These combinations give you just the finest kind o( an assortment for your fire works. Come in and ask about them.. I C. E. HARVEY | North Side Pharmacist, Hastings, Mich. ' Deceitful Appearances. | Romane In Britain. Minuter (calling on Inmato of prl> | The RoraMns made war upon the on)—' Remember, Mr. Kenney, that Britona when under Julius Caeaar they alone walla do not a prison make, nor invaded ---------­ It in B. C. 55. In fact they Iron bare a cage.'' Kenney—"Well, they've got mo hypnotised, Xheu; to subdue tbo country until they left that’s al L"—Deltas Newt. Trials Breed Strength. mince pie last week?'* “No. mum. Poverty Is very terrible, and some­ Tit never be th’ same man again!**— times kills the very soul within us; New York Mail. hut It is ths north wind that lashes soft, laThe chamber of commerce of Al- men into Vikings; Il is .j them to .oona, Pa., has adopted a three clous south wind which years' campaign of work, backed by lotus dreafns.—Odlda. 610 members signed for three years BANNER WANT ADVB. PAY. PRITCHARDVILLE. Will Tyrill nnd wife of Hastings are visiting his mother. Mrs. Dick«*m, ami oilier relatives. Hayden Gaskill does not seem io improve much in heallh. Mr. ami Mns. H. R. Wright enter­ tained the following guests Sunday: .Mrs. Forshey of Barry; Mrs. Alice Smith of Quimby: Mr. nnd .Mrs. Will Crawford and son of Bailie Creek; nnd John Hallock, wife and daughter Bethel of Hope, Mrs. Clara Chichester and Mrs. Jerome Kidder nnd little son visited nl Frank Allen's Thursday. John Bmgnn. Will Tobias and Fred Wright wen* in Battle Creek Friday of Inal week. GUYS CORNERS. Miss Edith BelMq of M.-ipb- Grove is spending the week with hor sis­ ter. Mrs. Ernest Tobey. Mrs. Win. G(»y visited friends al I Batlh* Creek. Wednesday, her hus­ band returned home with her. Mrs. John Woodard of Nashville spent Thilraday with her mother, Mrs. Dell Kenney. Mr.’ Bappheddc still down In ths parlor with daughter?” Fond Mother— “Yea, but I Just heard him singing, ‘good-night, Beloved* T Fond Father —"If ho had any Idea of the appro­ priateness of things he'd be warbling 'Good Morning. Carrie,’ Instead."— Kansas City Star. —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY, ft*****A**M*«*«***ft***<M********«A<A*** * VVHY not make our Chautauqua Week * * W this year also a Real Home Coming ♦ * event. Invite all-your friends thruout the 5 country early to plan to come and join * J with you in these Seven Big Days of inspir- ? « ation, fellowship, popular education and X £ entertainmenf. ' f ft*****A***£*«A«**A**#A****«**«A***#*«*i Enameled Ware We now have another lot of those big Basins and Milk Pans in Gray Enameled Ware to sell at 10c. We cannot always find these at the price so you had bet­ ter get your supply now. ’ 4 qt. Enameled Basin ' 5 qt; Enameled Basin j "6 qt. Enameled Basin ' 8 qtxEnameled Basin i 4 qt. Enameled Milk Pan’ 6 qt. Enameled Milk Pan, 6 qt. Enameled Berlin Kettle with cover____________________ —---------- 32c 8 qt. Enameled Berlin Kettle with cover____________ _—- ---------- - -------- 37c 1,0 qt. Enameled Berlin Kettle with ’ cover____ __________ ---—---------- —58c 8 qt. Enameled Preserving Kettle_____ 27c 10 qt. Enameled Preserving Kettle____ 32c 8 qt. Enameled Water Pail_________..25c 12 qt. Enameled Dish Pan......... ,_._L.,_I9p. 1 qt. Enameled Dipper____________ 1____ 10c No. 8 Enarrifeled Tea Kettle------------_._._47c No. 2 Enameled Rice Boiler.*_________ 48c 110 qt. Enameled Bread Raiser with enameled cover-------------- '_____________ 50c 10 qt. Enameled Coffee Boiler. ...59c 10 qt. Chamber Pail----------- ...69c We Can Save You Money on Enameled Ware. NEW YORK STORE PHONE 102 HASTINGS, MICH. SINGAPORE VISITED ’MID INTENSE HEAT PARSES FROM YE1J.OW MEN TO BROWN MEN. NO SURPLUS OF CLOTHES. THERE MARVELOUS TKPICAL GARDENS; VISITS JOHORE PENINSULA Malay Peninsula Women IHiglil Iq I Display of Jewelry. Rubber I Orchard* arc -Prufftable. I PUT TWO—P*S£S 9LT0 10. Suitable Suits For Sultry Summer Its just as necessary to health to keep cool in summer as to keep warm in winter and if your clothing is not suitable and comfor­ table for hot weather you should come to us. WE CAN SUPPLY COOL CLOTHES’ Singapore, India. Sunday. Oct. 20. I As our boat came in in the harltor I nt Siiign|K>re, we were surrounded I by brown natives in canoes diving I for coins. One jjnl tif chilh is I more than they-Hkd on. They I wood dive frnm the-e |<m- canoes. I ami climb back into them, -witbout I tipping Ihom over. The harbor lit beaulifnl, ns we np- I pronch. The foliage i» very dark. I nnd everything here i- Iropical. \Ve I scrambled lo gel aahme giving our I Ininks (o the portdr of th,- RafHes I hotel. The nalivoh are Malays. I and very brown. >Ve have pnxsnl I from the yellow' IBBt-to tlui brown. I He wears n skirt . if he has his I choice nnd this is simply a. piece of I cloth wrapped around him. bright I eolnrwl, eillier red, pink or blue. I and ninny wear brtt-cli cloths only. I We rode up to the hotel ii> a lit- I tie carriage, drawn hy a j»ony, with I this nearly naked) man driving. [' These carriages are called Ghar- I ries, ami are very finny io ride in. I having blinds upoif the side ami I back to koi'p the ran mil. Ranies I hotel is a very Ian:*- one. and is I surrounded by collJige*. containing U sleeping rooms. All I lies**-collage I' rooms open on lo n veranda, and I back of them is a.court, so liiat the I air can pass through. Dur room I is just across lhe park from lhe of- I Dre. on the ground floor, has a wide I veranda, an open siUing room, back I of I lies)* tho bed ronin, wash room I For nnd bath. The bedhiom has blinds I to shut, but no doors, so anyone I can come in if they fc-nnted to. l he I bnlh and wash room- have cement I (loors; the bath tub is a big crock I under a faucet. .This you are sup- I posed lo draw full of waler, ami I pour over you, using a dipper. You I are riot supposed lo get into lhe I tuli. On the bnl is simply a IhiI- I loin sheet, no upper clothing, ns I none is needed. Then* is also n I largo bolster, .which is called- a I Dutch Wife, and is supposed to be I placed under the knees, or between I lhe legs to keep you cool, anti let I lhe nir circulate. There is also a I Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. big fan with paddles alsiut two feet I iong. ’-p»K. which is kt kept jtriug all night. I Talk almut the neai! Tiie sun Is I Phone 74 directly j»!>ove ytm-alid il docs not I ,*IO<)I below HO ftt, night. Wo visited I hit sea yidti Rummy afternoon, but could not bathe as there are sharks in the waler. Tin* tropical climate : nnd dampness Ims given here lhe (on th<> coach that wc wished to gel water, nnd nno/must uuurd -against nicest/ tropical growth you can .n picture of. but did nut gel a Uh* Min. our bedrbont tonight imagine, nnd such imlms, cocoa nut chance. , Tba island of Luzon, lhe principal She had on I bit ty pieces opens the cutin* length on tn n trees, dowering trees and shrubs, ,of jewelry, four rar ring** in each porch, with doors about live feel one of tba Philippine group, owes Ita we have tyever seen. name to a mUtaku of Interpretation ear. and all in different holes three high,, that an* alaml two feel from Of -course, this is an English ,necklaces two large rings m. her on the part of tbo early Spanish <■» town, and has many fine buildings, ,nose. two bracelets on each foot. Iwonly f.*.-i high. They furnish coverera, according to Mr. Kaloa. sec­ and large English stores, for whole- She . wore d bright irplqrod fgky-f, you with large electric fans, and retary of the Philippine commissioner sale and retail trade. There are white i waUt and was mrefootdl. wo have a large crock and dippciy also many good shops for tourists. ■That she was a distinguished lady for a bath. __ / been ?o nanus applied to the whale We have been very much interest- , indicated by the fact that .she Island, an such. by the natives; each cd in the people, and in lhe tropical ,was was riding first class, tribo, aneb aa the Tagalog. tbo IlokaThe Greatest Degree. ' gardens. The people are certainly funny. Their skirls* are very-gny, , Kuala Lampur gave us a surprise. Science assures us that there Is a and they wear Infs of silver jewel- 1 limit to the lowest conceiv­ own particular territory. mine district. We look uti au­ definite ry. The children do not wear any- tin 1 "Luion” In a word in tho Tagalog able temperature, and that thia may thing unless it be a bracelet of sil- 1tomobile ride out eight miles lo be placed with considerable accuracy dialect, and means a mortar, such aa lo see the mines. 11 ver around lheir wrist or ankle. Hunger-Buse : was used by tho natives to pound up and possibly around their waist. !is all surface work, ami very sim­ their rice. The Spanish discoverers Thejiltle black and brown fellows iple, simply digging up ami washing renhoit scale. It la held that al all tcnfparatnraa of tho Island, who sailed, not from certainly look Tunny; The work is 1out the ore. It seems to hr sdH white marl in swatfips, bul Hi*' above thia 'absolute aero*' particles Spain, but Mexico, first encountered largely done by hump backed oxen. like 1 the natives squatting before their morlike one sees in shows. The yoke 'way tb«> natives live, aqd lheir is a straight nl irk. and the horns of hoarding houses, do ubl make mm In a stale of vibration, the more rap­ taxa. pounding out their dinners. By many of lhe oxen are painted red 1tlesire lo take up I hr work. Tin- id vibrations corresponding to the signs tho Spaniards attempted to ask country has nearly nil been dug and have brass (ips aboul four 1 them the name of the country. Tbe They seem |« Iind lhe de­ Inches long. Some have bracelels over. 1 All such vibrations would cease en­ oativoa, however, mistook their gesof brass bells around lheir horns. Iposits in pockets* tirely at absolute aero, and al! coms We visiled .l.*ln*r-. a ride of ,-i-vThe stories they |r|| of'rubber of- would liquefy. tbo utensil they 'Were busied with, eral miles, across the island on lhe ।chards.wijl beat Oregon apple storand'answered "Luion.” a name that cars, and then fen ied to lhe penin­ Jes, and many companies arc being sula of Johore. This is an inde- ‘ formed ami sleek sold nil over lhe Gulfport. Miss, voted !*W> tn tit) has dung to the Island ever since. pendeni counlry ruled by a sullan. world, ' li is very h**t ili.-r.', a- y.*t; Iff it-t.im • ’* *111[ 111 - -1* * IL •LJilllClli wo Visited his iralace-and mosque; iEHI1 infagrrie.liemg'linek from lhe BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. The place is deliylilful, with splen- , did roads, nnd in going there wc passed through rubber plantations, and by the houses of wealthy EuruKans who live outside of tlie city. .this climate they can have very beautiful gardens, as il rains 200 inches ,a year, it is Very damp and hoi, and you fool all the while as though you were in a hot house.. We also went through botanical gardens, which an* said to be with­ out an equal. Such growth we have never seen, and with lhe dampness, they can grow orchids on the trees ami in liu> moss of lhe You'can do it easily by-bringing that old Suit, Dress, Skirt, Shirt Waist Iren. There ar.* plants from all river the world, and in tho irnmls, or Apparel her^and having it Dry Cleaned and Pressed. If the fabric is the water plants with beautiful colors. This together with many whole, we will return it to you looking like new. The result is that you will rides about the city, made our stay get one or more season’s weaV our of garments that you considered worth­ very pleasant. We might mention liiat th** sullan here has about two less.’ That’s the WAY we can save inoney for you on your clothing bills. hundred wives. , •Kuala Lampur. Malay Blates. Why not look over your old clothing, carpets, rugs, curtains, drapes, that you Thursday, Oct. 21. I think are worthless, and telephone us. A great many have complimented us We had not planned to come here, but we found nut in Singapore upon our work, and commented upon our reasonable charges. Oflr wagon that a boat comes un. and stops at I l*ort Swettenhem. ami that wo could calls for and delivers parcels.’ take this boat, and eome over here | by .rail, giving us nn extra day on shore. We will take the train from hero to Penang, and catch the lt)ash Gwything Zviry Otfw Pay boat leaving there Saturday. This I will give us a chance to pass through the large rubber orchards. Un mines, and get a look al the Jungles. Port Swettenhem is a very small place, a shipping point only, but we Phone 243 Shulters Bros., Props. Hastings, Midi. did gel a good chance to ace the naLive*, and got some pictures that are] the real thing. Thertrvrag-a lady] Light Weight Two-Piece Suits $9.98 and $12.48 and “Porosknit” Underwear that almost gives you a chill to look at them. Straw, Silk and Poplin Hats The kind that keep your head cool on a hot day Cool Footwear Men, Women and Children Come and see the cool things in the coolest store in town. GRANT H. OTIS & CO SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CLOTHING BILLS American Steam Laundry �THE IIASPNGS BANNER. Jl’LY I »IL NORTH MAPLE f.ROVFL ZKahler Reunion. Mrs. Orville Mook*TS cniertam'- ’ The second annual Kahler reun­ her sister. Mrs. Enun* Kahler ion was pleasantly entertained by mg i und two it children, clindivn, from-tbe'north? from tho north? • Mr. and Mrs. Charley Kahler of East i Delton. Al an early hour gtre»t« ern t nai l oft the. slate. ■ Published every Thursday al Want Column. Ic * word for web began arriving from far and near. M F. ojhI !Mr<-’ < 1 u» Mnitgani listcr . Bastings, MiclitgOT. • ' insertion. Nd adv. for less than 12 Marriage Licenses. ' About eleven o'clock two autoino- of , .NdGivllle Kjn-iit Bunday with Mr. cents. ■ bile load* from Grand Rapids «ur- and 1 Herman I,. Frhlpau.'ch.Jlaslings 22 COOK BROd, Edifors; Mi s. A.J». Gibson. , Card of Thanks, to a word. lltfpARTMEVI POINTS prised us by coming. A lively time 21 WAR Obituary poetry and reoolulions, Mary A. Spencer. Carlton Mr. and Mrs. Harry Laraby vnof making acquaintances arid find- :,l< rtiiried.WMnofttf FIFTY-NINTH YEAR ...। 3c a line. NEED OF STRONG FOHT130 tbOhuMW , ’' Edwin J. Billon, Hastings. ing out what relation they were ! 30 Obituaries of 20 lines or less vrtll Mary L. Barlow, Hastings Mrs <’<ont CsKiper qf FIC.A'l IONS. > Tin- table was then sal and fifty- !tlvir cousins. Bubscriptlon by Mail. Post-Paid. . be published free; 5 centk.per line and Mm. ghwmW fitMrcr Myron E. Tuckerman. Assyria. '-'5 four partook of the bountiful din ­ iNE YEAR, in advance;.$!.00 ; charged for each line above tho 20 E-telhi L.. Graves. Gaspaton.... Harbor Npriiwl.,' ' tier. After dinner the pictures wow ofJiu-ob IX MONTHS, in advance JO 1 line*. Fubrmttn and cmwln, NAVAL BASE IN PROTECTtaken by Chas. Hershberger nnd Ell Mrs. , ’HREF: MONTHS, tn advance.*. JS Be sore to let only Kahler alleAdcd the Kahler Notices of births, deaths or mar­ Warranty Deeds. Kahler. After this lhe people from reunion QaDIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS nt Oovenlitlc. ’ ITiHixIny. IMF PANAMA CANAL Grand riages will be printed free as news Rapids ha«f to depart. After Wm.‘G. Bauer lo Montie Smith competent tnea per year, in advance tJO Mt«s Leota MMd*of Hastings la matter. . their goodbyes won* wo all nnd wife, lots I2tl5 mid l-Nkl, City, (Nra O»h . No communicallop will be pub- It.OOOJMI. sang ••America" and the'election of xisiling, her . auoL Bra. tiered at lite poilofflce at Ha»- fished ■ _ By luiud Defenses aud 20,000 Sol­ oHIcers followed: .Charley Kaliler. roth.any circnmstanoes un­ 1 Sunday evening, as Harry i, Michigan, aa second class less It under Lmuhy bears lhe writer'^ name and lot it mid lot iU. Lake View Park. diers With Plenty of Field Many a good w»tch .; president; la-ltiu Kahler, aocreJary: and . family-wen*, returnlnf .■from postoflico address. Clam Kahlet*. treasurer: Mrs. Emma . Artillery Necessary. Yankee Springs. 8200.00. . Hwrviodo nl tlie M. IN bnurch, a .is ruined because a JohncAx nnd Mrs, Kate Kahler, pro- the , ADVERTISING RATES. Howard Russell and wife lo HoraAn extensive system of land for­ gram committee. The next reunion jyoung man. whu gitvu bln name ns JOB PRINTING 'Display advertising rates on ap!tio E. Miller nnd wife, lot 8. Nik. 49. mications fur the Hawaiian Islands is to be held al Henry Kahler's the jMiller, was running his horsi? from poor mechanic tries The BANNER-lias one of lhe host > Middleville. $1600.00. rilioalion. is proposed in th*- fortification ap­ third Thursday in June. The th.* opismiic dlrootioii. Mid ran ■ Business locals and reading no­ equipped job oftlm in. Western 'Daniel E. Keyes and wife lo propriation DHL , , , names of thorn* present were;_Nr».- ,intn Mr, |girnby*s*bon*l>. injuring it to repair it. j There tices. On Aral page or among brev­ Michigan and is prepared lo do any Alonzo Park aritf wife, parcel, sec­ Maj. Oen. Wood, r'hief of staff, Walter Kahler of Petoskey; -Mn and quite -badly. - AJI' wore- Ukown kind of book and job printing. ities, 12ft cents a. line. told tile Appropriations Subcom­ Mrs. Vilan Kahler and daughter from tlie rigs hi(d badly frigntaned. are thousands of tion 21, Assyria, $800.00. but luckily no ope was injured. . mittee that fortincalton of the is ­ John A. Aspinall anil wife to lands was an urgent necessity in Nina of Boyne City; Mr. nnd Mrs. good watch makCapl. Eli Kahler. Miss Etta Kahler. John Abbott, I" acres,. section If. order sot TH RLTLANIl W. G T. U. that the naval linac might be Ernest Monette, Mr. and Mrs. Will A DISCREDITABLE FOREIGN POLICY. Carlton. $1850.00. era, but only a few The Smttli Rutland W. C. T. U. defended and maintained as a proHenry A. Brooks and wife to Cha*. lecliofi to the Pacific Coast and the. Kaliler. Eli Kahler. Joe Sclirup. was pleasantly entortained June H Shupp and wife, parcel, Nashville. Panama Canal, lie Bird Secretary Mr#.- Albert Kahler and Infant ’hy Mrs. Mary Bliss. A "Flower daughter of Grand Bapids; Mr. and ■ 830000. ” program was carried out • Without question President Wilson is a patriotic American, sincerely Garrison outlined flic War Depart­ Mrs. Conrad Kaliler and grandson Mission ■ Forest Kinney to Roland Hiininiel. We are proud of plans to the committee. and George Kahler of Cloverdale: 1after which wo Were treated lo desirous of his country's .good. Without doubt Win. Jennings Bryan undivided half of io arn**. section ment's nnd cake. The next "The Hawaiian Islands,'’ Gen. Henry Zcrble. Bertha Shultz, Frank strawberries ’ our watchmaking. • loves this land as dearly as any one in iL. Nor euu there lie any question 10. Mapb* Grove, $IJW., will bi* held at tho home of Wood said, “aru.really in the cen­ Horn an<> Ada Gates of Shultz; Mrs. meeting ’ Wnr Ij, Fry ainl wife to Man us ter of all the Piicillc trade routes, Mrs. Nellie Merriflold. The follow­ but'that lhe member* of President Wilson's cabinet are honorable men. Carrie -Shultz and Aon John mid : We have studied M. Kinsley, parcel, wet ion 19. John­ amt who ever holds them will exer­ Chas. ILars|il»erger nf Hastings; Mr. !ing |H»rin was composed iU,d read who$e |>ur|>ose is lo serve their country well. But il seems lo tbe BAN­ stown. $IO(W. cise very great intlm-nce. if not con­ hy 1 Mrs. A. li. Kenyup nl this -meet­ watches and learn­ NER that; tn respect tn economic flOMtions, and in regard to Hie relation­ Ijiwrence Knchrlr to Win. Gnck- trol of lhe Pacilic trade, in time and Mrs. John Kahler nnd son Dorr ing: " ship; of Ameiica wilh other uaiifU-. tiny lijiv*’ taken th.* ino-t unwise, ler. 00U acre-, sreliim 31. Thorn­ of war. Il is also one of lhe im­ of Woodland; Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1 Spring Flowers. Kulih-r. Mrs. Mary Kahler. Mr. and ed the art of repair­ apple. 83200.W. and in some tndanevs the most foolish courses. portant If not the most imtiorlant ■wertPKt music stealing Art Johneox nnd children, Like i Mary McIntyre to John H. Mc- element in the defense of the Pa­ Mr< Comes the voice of thu .geplli* ing. Our services Edith. Alice. Ruth. Bernice, Emma. • I^is needless for us to ngieal'thal w$ believe lhe Wilson-Uin^TWood Intvre’ mid wife. 80 acres, section cific Const. The iiniHirtance - of iMrotby, Russell and Daisy John. showers; tariff low it working serious timiu.to. out* countly, by handing over the 32. Maple Grove. $1.00. . . holding those island- securely forwill cost" yqu no Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warner, Mr. To ' waken the cold and frozen earth Mary Mclnlyn* to Orson McIntyre titled ns naval base k of the great­ cox. best markets in lhe world to foreigners, without compensating bvnellts. And bring forth tho bright spring and Mrs. Charley Kahler and son and wife, undivided half of 120 est importance in considering the Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Chat. Lang­ more than the ser­ flowers. We think it is poor business policy to ignore the civil service law and defense of our own coast mid the ban and two children Lloyd mid pul untrained iMiliticians in places that demand business talent, just be­ I can hear their footsteps tripping, Panama Coast, beciUsc any enemy vices of others. If And. anon the soft. refrain Kubriglif nnd wife, parcel. Prairie­ from the west .of us desiring to at­ son, Jake Fuhrman of-Nashville. cause il seems desirable to satisfy the uOIrc-hungeh of the s|«»ilsnivn. Is bora to my cm* from far anti near ville. «l.«). your watch needs tack either the J’gcilfr Coast or the Wo think mi more pr<y|M*rily?desiro’yiug course, could he taken than By lhe voire of the gentle rain.. Leun F'incliam el al I" B>*nj. F. Panama Canal has got <•> leave these 'Twas on tin* twenty-fifth of June the constant iuvesliguHoiu und .proposed-repressive pleasures that are.a regulating- or if it islands in bis rear in order to do And eve.ry Kahler hummed a tune. They open their eyes in wonder menace lo business stability, amt wjiich iuvesligaliuns and measures nre Court !»•■<•! •••*. so. nnd 1 doubt If any well consider­ The day was happy to look upon. And gnze at the wm-td; needs a thorough ed hostile expedition would,venture No one .should miss il even little And here and then*, on lhe luilniy Resigned lo help the (Mililical fortunes of a party rather than to secure SI2W«.‘ lo assume such a risk; as it would John. , air a stable, business prosperity. If these investigators were attempted amt overhauling, bring necessitate lhe movement of troops Their sweet perfume is hurled. . raiTied on t>y imu-partisan cutniuBsions. mid with a purpose to avoid C<u parcels cify, where Tied Co. mid supplies of all kinds through The chores were all done up nice Their petals soft and •tender it -to us. >Let us politics and to establish justice, wi« would foci that there would come plant stands, glo.oon.ro. 'and trim. waters in which we would'hold a Hohl ever a sweet ctreaSf The dishes wepe dime iii n whirl: some permanent g<H>d. But to'stir up things just to satisfy a jiopuhir strongly fortified luise. giving ade ­ show you what wc Quit Claims. quate protection lo our ships and All baskets packevi full to the brim Like human heart;. . they bear a ■ clamor will be found unwise, and we believe will work ill to lljc party re­ part With chicken and a smile from so situated as to give an opportun ­ sponsible for H. ’ can do for you. To calm our souls oppressed. Milter. parcel. Prairieville. st .no. each girl. ity lo make sudden mid unexuccted • But When i^couies-tii nur dealings with other cntintricg; il scetns to , Clips. A. Gaskill and wife In attacks upon the enemy's line of Wc were hurried to Charley Kah­ And I «HM>m io aew th« picture of Hu* Saviour's loving face; . us that tho Wihon admiuistraliou has shown great weaknes,-* and marked 'Grace E. Hauer. 40 acre*, section 33. communication, jeopardizing his ler's Hastings. $!.'*». transiiort of men amt supplies. H [With not one minute to spare;. That Idled tin—ffuWera v nnd our IncapnHfy. •' ' . ’ would also mean Hut in < a.->' of any Those we didn't know of course The "watchful waiting ppHey” with McxiU han' uemiltOtDIu the loss kill nnd wife.-4t» acre-, section :i3. disaster on our coast he would have .-With such a genHe ghicc. * 1 were Kahlers, betbaeen bun and his own |x>rts a Each to And what relation were of hundreds of American lives, whose protection should have beefl the H;i-.lillg.-. $1.00. , Mrs. G. M. Kellog. John. H. McIntyre el al to Orson; strongly defended rendezvous for ’Press Correspondent. first care ami aim of our government. Several times ns many more McIntyre. . 120 acres, section 33. our fleet, from which he would Im* Americans have bqpn wounded and shamefully treated by Mexicans in Maple Grove. $1.00. . RAGLA DISTRICT. liable.to attack. . In other words, Almut eleven o'clock, who could it ... . -------- . (o J(lh| la*! . Mexico, and thousand* upon thousands more have been robbed of their the holding of this strong place as . Mr. nnd Mrs,Lien Bizcr of WjmmIsection 32.' a fortifleti naval base would neces­ Thai ilAive iii lhe yard and joined land spent Sunday at Rolla Fox's. projierty and driven from that country. And its tlie uieaiitime conditions McIntyre. w> our rank: » sitate in all probaldhjy operations I.uoUe 'Wunderlich returned home in Mexico have gone from bad to worse. No chapter in Aniecicah his­ .Maple Grove. I Iboking to its deduction mid occu­ Twas Capl. Kahler and his family. Saturday from Hastings when* she tory seems to.us mi humiliating to Americana as our course in Mexico Prolwte Court News. pation prior lo extensive operations Row Jolly, not even one a crauk. has iH*i*n assisting Mrs. Claude Jewelers—Opticians since President Wilson l>eg»n his policy of “watchful waiting.” ' Estate, of IL I). Chapman, de­ against Hie Aint'nran coast or the The dinner was .near ly ail cal err. Uunpherc with her liouschold du­ » And after each challod with glee; In the Philippines wb liave reversed ourselve.*. nnd Instead of con­ ceased. Final artounl rendered. Panama Canal {region.1” ties for on<* week. | Phone 281 Gen. Wood mesenlcd a statement All stood in a row then they called. Ernest Kenyon of Freeport, wa® tinuing our work of devrlopimr Hie. FiUpinos until they are lilted for seif All receipts nnd requests to dis­ charge filed. Discharge issued to of Hie garrison which the depart ­ “ All ready for the nice, now one, over one day Inst week after a load govenimeiit, we luivt turneilvlheir gOyermneul-pvyr to thimi, when they Edward E. Berry. ' ment. plans to ntare in lhe works on three.'? . of farm tools.. — , „ , but a little .way toward dev^lopiiig.capacily lo goveni llieinEstate of Sophia ’Quine, nn'in«*n<* •the Island nf O.TOu. near the City of Glen luimpheru of Itertraga is M-tvW1 We believe this was an uuju»t cuurse to take so fur us the Fili­ person. Order for admission to Honolulu. . Il called for 15,003 men They all pushed hard on the wngun 6|H.-iiding a week vvlth Addbert and From which-the pieluh’s Wore tak­ Milan Wunderlich. Kalamazoo Slate Hospital entered. ami Mfi ofllccrs. lb* certainly pinos are concerned, ami cowardly for us. In re the adoption of lieorgia May When Representative Fherley' Anden. enjoys the chickens and fresh milk, Will, the clown, 'ranged every The proposed treaty wilh Colombia negotiated by Secretary Bryan is Austin, n minor by GeArge W. nnd asked if the*Panama Caiial defense but did snm» tail climbing when h<* , one, Dpother piece of foolishness.In our judgment. This treaty pro|»o»es to ..lutinie Rickie, anti change of name prompted these plan*. I ha general Not saw his Rest snake. even one dahed look forsaken. Edwin Bhrhylte, of Hastings is Ctk-Nawd is the original said:-­ pay Colombia $25,000,<XX) damages on lhe theory that we have harmed to Georgia May Rickie. Estate of Caroline M. Maynard. “The Panama Canal has bwen a The lime had come for some to de­ helping Li*niiard Wunderlich with waterproof varnish. that country by the manner in which wo acquired the Panama canal deqoa>ed. Petition for determina­ strong additional reason for doing lta rt. his haying mid hurvesHmz. Bolling water, hot strip. In addition lhe treaty apologizes for what the United-Stales did tion nf heir tlltsl. Hearing thi*n*on Illis., but the defense of the Pacific And in saying goodbye each shed a Adalbert Senter has gotten so he plates, etc Do not- w in that matter, and then in the treaty agrees that Colombian war ships July 25th. Cnast i« also a reason; 1 think tli'* tear; 1*4111 lake quite a ride in his auto discolor it -jaM Estate of Francis Wilke®, de­ fundainctital reason. If we do not llut-iril had I In* spirit.<>f a lark,. when that country may be at war fnay at any time pass through the canal, although we deny that privilege to any enemy Cplmhbia might ceased. Order admit I ins will to of sustaining a population of 500.- When thinking of meeting again I Mrs. Dell* Raida is now living in itrolmle enlen*d. Bond Hied. Let­ next year. .. ........ I a tent on her own. farm and says, have; and would refuse il to lhe navies of other nations ttial are al war. ters Kiued to Orville C. Barnum. orxi people, and if they .should fall Ourtmr 11... b.l ll..-r.. wen.|“P" ".T”; * SumM'’ Under the crack of the whip from.the While House, Congress has nulli­ executor.* . .7 into tho lian.l- of a giroo** naval two births. Gariuta Kaliler, daugh- 0,nrc hk'’ fied lhe free lolls it once offered to American shippers engaged in rom- ‘ Estate of Mary E. Sparks, de­ power, thereby placing that power ter of Mr. nnd Mr*. Albert Kahler;' WFXF VEHtfONTVILLE. ' tnerce between American ports, and insist that nil. American ships must ceased. Annual account of guard­ in a iMHilihn where it Would have Anna Smnlakcr. daughter of Mr.' virtually undisputed control <>f ian tiled. •111-v c*inaiuk>-<. Snialaker, UI.U) an'’ Mrs. Fowler from Fremont'is Vbpay full toll charges. But in this proposed treaty with Colombia, we' Estate of Miltoil M. Edmonds, a most of the trade route-, he would nnd. Mrs. Clarence AR.ert Kahler, of Ring her sister. Mm. Frank Shay agree that all ships flying the flag of Colombia 4hall pass through the minor. Release of wardian. Carry be so near ns to greatly jeopardize one death. Mr. A'.:.... ’and family. # . Rapids. our trade, and would virtually pul Grand •. canal at half rates! We think such a treaty u^bal is nothing short ot U. F>itnond«. by want tiled. It’s the one Im-sI Varnish for nr.w q. Downing und family of -Nn.-di. . Edith Jidmcox.. him in a position of potency right off ahamcful. villr visited al M. E. Downing's. hanlwiMMl floors Ntaira and upright SI NFIELD. ' our coa-l nn i-lands suiliciviilly fer­ Sunday. •• TAMARAC CORNEILS. work, or to retluish old lloors, Mairs .. In the first place. Colombia is not damaged a r-en^iiy wliat tho U. S. Mrs. (ilivtAValkcr nee Turner.’of tile and large to maintain hi® force F.rnrel Gardner is home lo help Mis,*’ Thelina Nettles of Carlion. liis brother. Lewis Gardner ip hay­ and upright work, furniture ami did al Panama. On the contrary that country is bcQeiUled hy what we Prutt. Kansas, arrived Saturday'at and t'\gixe him a splendid harlsir spending Hie week with Miss ing nnd harvesting. Ha-expect* li) linolnini. Even purrhowr h « did by many limes $25,(MMi,»Xi. lh<* home of her-pabintr. Mr. aud as a place for-supply and refuge for Satisllrd customer. go west. i- In the next place, on. what theory of justice and rigid -do wc owe tlinl Mrs. F. P. Turner's, for nn extended Children's day i*xvn*iscs at the- ' Pete Bass and wife of North ballon of igimrauce, graft, revolutions and greed an npulogy for doing visit. church Sunday were . a compli le. । Mr. and Mrs. Homer Reams and It ’ s io your Interest, to #lvc H a MAirriN CORNFJIR Castleton calhM at AV1U Bass', Sun­ Uiein n good turn? • • ( childrefi «f Ddming, New Muxiro, Mr. ami Mi-. James Fisher visit- ’succe.-s. Every mie doing th-Il day. . trial. . fine, especially the «fnall<:r Why should wc give lo a nation tha? attempted by every means wilh- were hen* last week visiting friend.- e<! Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Munn *>l part Rev. Lyon of Woodland was a । ones. A crowded house was pies- ,caller on our sli'eel, W«*diiv.*day. - in its power to block the building of the Panama canal, half rates .for and r,*latives. Mr. Reams left -on Lakeview. Sunday. Anyone able to baiuHe a brush ’ his return trip last Tuesday, Jnil Mra. Fred Bnoro of Nashvilie.-vis­ Mr. mid Mrs. Alonzo Hilton, nnd 'ent. passing hersjiips through that waterway,'afld refuse lo give any coucetf- his ran apply It. wife and children remained for little ilnifghloi-. Miss Minnie Still'- .■ Wn were nil girevril (6 b*nrn of ited at John. Snore's, Thursday. iriuiis whatever to American ships? nn extended visit. the death of Mrs. .Michael Reiser, Siiin Heffh-bower will help Cliive and Mrs, Hazel Plteher, spent 1 • \Vliy should Wf gi*j* Colombia-'? war shipp u right tn pass through ' Mr. mid Mrs. Loe Howard nnd man occurred so suddenly tjal- iStrow this summer. Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph which ’ iwdny iiImiuI ikhhi. Mr. Reiser on Dell Walt and wife near Ver■ tlig canal in a lime of war, mid refuse that privilege to any other nation children of the northern peijinaula Messenger. his return from a near neighbor's thoillvftlc, virfiled nt Len Slrow's, with 'whom that nation mitilit |>ick a quarrel? Is il possible that Mr. are visiting her parents, Mr. and Miss Nettia L ’ tx spent Sunday W. II. Wilherell, here. flinei-al found his wife dead, sitting Hundny. . ’ — Bryan hopes to win (Im good wift of J^itin America by making such a Mrs. with n-lallves nt Coats Grove. Miss Jane Anway anil brother. in her lmg>* chair. We all extend Mrs. Roy Weeks of Grand Ledge Quality Hardware rank discrimination against other .South and Central American countries, Henry. Anway of Republic. Ohio, Miss Stella .Graves and Myron (our deepesi heart fell sympathy to I* slaying with tier talker, Royal iTuckcrmaii of Assyria, were unit- ।Hie bereaved family. visited al A. C. Green’s last week. with whom Colombia is liable lo lx* at war? Cronk. ■ . CHI-NAMEI. DlbTRIBLTOR G. A. Creaser and daughter. Miss led in marringe. Tuesday. Satur­ All of lhes,. things, coupled with our handing over our American Bernice, left Thursday evening mi day evening a few of Mrs. Tucker- . -BANNER ’WANT ADVS. PAY.— -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. . markets to foreign nations without compensating beiielils from them, a month's pleasure trip through.the iman's friend* dropped in and gave . must iiniircss Hie. enlightened, progresiri'vc nations of the earth wtth.lbe west, namely Colorado. California, them a inisccllaiieous supwer. lie- , idea that the United States is a very easy mark, and ttial Hie so-called Oregon, WtuUiingtOn, and perhaps fre.shmenls.wrre scryeil and all left [for Hirir homes wishing Mr. and . “grape-juic** diplomacy" of tiecrelnry Bryan is a very mushy product In­ Canadian parts. ' Hartley Meyers of Chicago, is Mrs. Tuckerman many happy yearsdeed. . visiting hi- parents. Mr. mid Mrs. of wedded life. The Chicago Tribune sums it all up; . ValentimZ Meyers mid extorts to at­ Mrs. Nejlie Fisher vislteii rein­ " ’ “The people of Colombia may have suffered, just as.they inii*l suf­ tend the; Meyers Reunion al Ins lives nl i-ikeview, Monday of hi»l Meyers, • this week. fer from corrupt government. The wrong was done them by their own bin!tier's'. Hanley • ' . officials, not by the United'Slules. If an expression of sentiment Iw* de­ week. Mrs. James Bolter Will enlcrlniii Valentine Meyers is ejileitaining wed from the Unitwt States,.int tire senate gajr Hint Hits nattvii reiirriir lii« dninrliiec; <TIlie"affil clilldfi'nTit lire. L. A. A Wednesday. July I’iIIl A cordial invitation that Colombia was in the hands of rascals, but that the enudition cannot South Carolina, for several week*. for Mlpper. . Miss Grace Tiyner. left Monday is extended to all. . i»v lieltercd-by a remittance. ;That would be sympathetic and it wimld Mrs. Meiia Ki-agle "f Downglae evening for Bay View, where she ipit subsidize dishonor.” visited Mr. and Mrs, Orr Fisher n expects to remain for the summer; part of |ii«| week. . Insist on the Best. Don’t Mr*. F. C. Crnff has been seriotisMrs. tiiari l.andis and children use cheap paints because Ig.improving al ilii*-xvriling. Her of ' Woddlnnd vl-iled .her pnrenis at | j'lmr.-day of In** week. I •liiiiulihH'. Mrs. G, Mead nf Grand this*place I . they ARE cheap. A can of • Mr. and Mr-. James Fisher spent il.-.k—. Is hen* carina for her. with Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Good Paint is two-thirds sol­ . Mfi»< Mary. Green is seriously nf* Sunday ; of Lakeview. flirted with another attack of spin- Munn, ■ id matter or pigment and Mrs. Ev:i-Cornell Went Tuesday nl trotilile.-. Buy your supplies of us and save money of ln»l week with Mrs. Sylvester While ptnslrriuK.H, £• CrolTs new the balance is pur© oils. Heavy weight can Rubbers 10c quality. \ house. John Durham was overcome orrtwti. 1 Light weight can Rubbers 5c quality... by tin* bent. In-l Tuesday, and f>*IL Rememlu-r lhe services at the next Sunday evening, in­ fiour a scaffold on which he was church । Can tops. .....i of the mornitig service. working. Tld- scaffold vvas**on|y stead . Jelly glasses Mrs. Mnry M<*ad and son K«*nthree or four f>*et high, blit hi fall­ Jelly molds.. ing. Mr. Dunham hit again*! n ii'*lli of Kalamazoo were recent ,28c par do«< v Isttm s at Joseph .'Meatfe. wmkltencb and was quite severely .Sealing Wax injured. A-«loctor- was czUImt and Had 8e«n Better De ye. il wn« reported (hat two ribs were Wearie William (crawllni Into * fractured. Mr. Dunham wa* taken in hi* home and Is now .op tin* road drain pipe for a nWs rest)—"This BAUER BRO®. lo recovery . ' ji «.... ain't Hquite ..,v io varmas* — barn ... " -Mouldy ------ Ladies get one of thoae uutiug Hats only $1.25 Special Mi-* Mar? Weipnert is home for'1 Mike yftke letewlinr tctarligg mtn into another) anMbsri—“NO. No, III. Hlmm-I JI.. h» m n„. . Phone. 254 l»->-n allendiug coltegH al Albion. Nastinn. Mieh. l-BANNEH WANT ADVtL PAY_ |-BANNER W.V>J ADV* PAY.— The Hastings Banner I COURT HOUSE NEWS HAWAII CALLED KEY TO PACIFIC DEFENSE Repairing Pike & Damon E. A. Burton Paint Y^an« Canning Time Is Here Boyes’ Department Store The Hastings Lumber and Coal Co �MGt KLXVTH THE HAHTOMM BWBI n'LV 1 Wil Percival Vivian, Who Comes Here Chautauqua Week, Has Played Before Crowned Heads We Celebrate ] By offering some exceptionally spectacular bargains to those who are |,_ seeking to furnish their homes both in comfort and refinement. ' Scal'l-i.iu'. IniihTM frequently. nnd nnd chick•.<juart‘T* nl I weekly, or an often n* il When You Celebrate Don’t bo afraid of tire market hoing,glnHrd with |«mllry and esgs. for I he ptcsenl CMllpIll dm - hill supply lhe demands. There is al­ ways a demand for strictly fresh eggs and they will bring tup prir.cn. Start into Hie poultry -liusiii.--.* now and -gradually bld Id up, a [uuiitalde business mid. be •ffilejc'iiijeni. air given the proper can1 these wifi usually <l<> very well. The filed llitil KUinmer-halrlied chirks sleep lliemBolvm (o •b-atli is quite prevalent .unoiig poultry’ .raiser^ who have never aliempte.i i<> rear any summer eliit'kn. or who. having atlrmpted il, have neglected to give then) lhe can* The main ndvanlnge for the farmer in early lialrlms i* for winter lay­ HERE are few artists on the Chautauqua piatform today who have er* ami fur market a* fryer.* when been accorded tho honor of playing before ns many notable people as has 1’srclral Vivian of the Ben Greet Players, who Is to appear hero Chautauqua week. Among those before whom Mr. Vivian has played honir table a* they ran In- di-p.-.-.l have been tbe late King Edward, tho present King George of England of andal niiy time after large enough many other members of the royal family, the king and queen of 8[>aln and with Mr. Greet on the White House lawn before President Roosevelt and family. In 1902 Mr. Vivian had tbe honor of entertaining his majesty's Questa, tbe develop into winter layers. Leghorn poor of London, at a dinner given to this class of subjects by his majesty. In pulleltt Ijnve I.... .. known lo lay. nl acknowledgment of his services on this occasion tho king’s thank* nnd appre­ llireajiiontlm of age; nt four months ciation were tendered Mr. Vivian tn tho form of a memorial presented In per­ son by his majesty. Tbe lord mayor of London expressed his gratitudo in like uncommon, ami nl live mnnHis obi even the moil- slowly maturing in­ manner. will be producing eggs iq Mr. Vivian made his first appearance upon tbe stage at tbe age of eight and dividualsnumbers. So the hitler has been playing steadily ever since. Ho has played with Mr. Greet for over paying should be ready for laying before fifteen years sud has played some hundred and twenty parts under Lis direc­ tion alone. , * . Ing that winter arrives with the llrsl T RICHES IN lhe case. Even wilh lhe breeds ud HOUSE PLASTER ON THE FIELD OF WATERLOO medium size, as Plymouth Hocks or Wyandottes, there is a fair chance Ing Quantities. wi-altu’r. of course, lhe large breeds. Brahma* or Cochins, which require, a* a rule, seven or eight moiillis of - Shipping plaster from a house to a Groat among the landmarks of "the gruwlh before egg production Is be­ smelter for the gold, silver, and lead world stands tho Lion of Waterloo oh gun. cannot be hnlehed yet (hl* sea­ of making money, but that Is what Is being done by Frank Fish. For about fifteen years Fish has Voen working the tailing.at tho old Gregory mine, near Wlqkes. Tho property Is owned by tho Helena and Livingston company. Recently a big chunk of plaster fell from the cell­ ing of one of tbe houses. Flth found and then ho obtained from tho com­ pany a lease, with the right to smelt *H of tbo plaster In all of the bouses In the town. As tho town has long since been abandoned and tho houses disturb any one. Fish has already shipped eight tons smelter, and the returns arc said to bo satisfactory to him. Tho richness of the plaster is not surprising. When Gregory was on the map and a booming camp nnd houses were tho tailings. Tho methods of getting and tho tailings jvere rich. This sand comprises the -larger portion of the material In the plaster, and now it pays to smelt It.—Helena (Mont.) Dtopatch to the New York Sun. SETBACK FOR THE OPTIMIST According to Pssalmlst. He Hi . Failed U«*riy to See Thlnga In. ThMr Proper Light. "Look at thlf, will your exclaimed tho cheerful real estate man. "In this paper there is a record of olghtysvmd marriage lloeasea Issued yes­ terday." • "Well, what of Itr said his part­ ner. lhe pessimist of the firm. “What of it?" echoed the other. ■Can'Lyou seo? Those clghty-eeven tparrlage licenses mean olgbty-seven marriages. Tho elghty-sovcn mar­ riages will load lb eighty-seven In­ quiries for houses, flats, or at least eligible apartments. It's bound to sUmulate business In our line and well get our share.’’ "That doesn't follow st all. Those elghty-eovon licenses represent 174 persona, don't theyf . "Probably all adults?” ' "Undoubtedly. What of Itt" "Nothing,” growled tbe pessimist; "except that 174 persons who have hitherto occupied 174 apartments will hereafter occupy elghty-eevcn, and that ain’t helping our business any. Truth Badly Expressed. A dentist in Longton advertises: 'Them old, broken and decayed tooth are a ruination to your health." -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY, Its mound 200 feot high, says the son and developed into Winter lay­ Strand. Ton miles from tho city of ers. For pullets which <*> nol begin in lay before real winl.iv weal tier, 60,000 men were killed, wounded and will mil lay. at least prolllalily, until approach uf spring. But the missing. It Is hardly necessary to lhe farnu-r who has nol already hatched say that It was fought on Junp 18. .1 full qu>>la <d .-liu-k.-ii' of the small 1816, and that It culminated tbo cam­ paign following Napoleon's escape from Elba and stopped his mighty ef­ I In-re will h- ample linn- to secure fort to conquuf all £urope\ prulllable develupuuuit. . Tho Duchess of Richmond gave a ball In Brussels on Juno 16; at mid­ Eug* *lionl<l In- collccicil tlnily ami night Wellington, having already should he cooled a* quickly a* pos­ A sweet, fresl- '.......... heard that tho outposts had been en­ sible. rellar, gaged, went to the ball. Here bo which is cool, or a cycl found tho Prince of Oiange, tho man makes a satisfactory ph v.—. who seemed fated to cause useless egg*. They may also Iby placing them in n luicket lowerloss of Mfc thg^tgh his blunders. Even now be ought to have been at Blnchc, where tho duke promptly sent .him, away from flies. after Inquiring for news. Far from being surprised at tho your birds only lhe best of evening's attack, as some writers as sort, the duko had dispatched his or­ end. Moldy and inferior feed will ders before he went to the ball, for at cause a fnll-olT In lhe egg yield, ami 2 a. m. strange sounds broke the in some cases disease. night's silence, and great masses o( troops worn on the move, bugles were Whitewash ynur buildings ant) blowing everywhere and people opened cnnpa now. Use a liilh* carhqlic their windows to see tho various reg­ acid: it purities nnd is deadly bi nil iments tramp past. A Highland band vermin. wore playing their bagpipes to the Are white feather* in Bun Coch­ swing of the "Black Watch" ns they in Bantams disqualifying? We have went out to battle through tho Na­ an extra line trio of Ihese, but lheir mur gate. Curiously enough, many of only fault is a few perfectly while the officers were still wearing their fcalhers. O. B. ■ilk stockings and dancing pumps, for No. nol If you pull them. For you know that all buff varieties are went mad and died on the march; but for the rest, they pushed on and were soon under Are. The battlo itself Is colors constilule the foumlation for eclipsed by tho thought of tbo awful Buff, and perfectly while or black aftermath; tbe plain so filled with tho fealhqrs will crop out sotuellines. dying and tho deud that tor three days The tail feathers arc snbjvi't lo. a darker shade llifiu the real of Isxly. parties brought tu tho wounded. plumage. . In tbe burry 300 bodies were flung down a well. For 30 years the corn Are Indian Runner Ducks healthy crops were of a deeper color where if raised without water? Some they grew over tho blood of the slain claim they are nol. Have often on the scene where the Lion of Water- read that they are. Please answer. Many breedera claim they never allow lheir llnnners near wal.Vr. mukii of the world. Some claim they give them n,large tub or vat lo bathe in, but many who live upon a city lot claim most Not s Theatrical “Fan." Reuben—"Silas don’t seem to care marvelous results wilh lhc‘ wale.rmuch far the theater.” Hiram—"No. less method. We see no reason why they should not be successful­ raised without flowing water, Now Yprk we went to one o' them ly providing other sanitary conditions continual performance^, an' we wasn't are adhered to. there more'n three or four hours store he got tired.” Keop only pure birsH;- they not only look better, but they lay more eggs and are bolter meal Hum fowls of all kinds and colors. Tlien, you "When you got out of hero," said can sell the surplus cockerels aqjl tho sympathetic visitor, "1 presume pullets al belter prices for breeding you will try to do hotter." "Oh. yes.” purposes. answered the bigamist, ”nono of the What is a good ration for baby women I married before had much chicks, that is a feeding ration of money." both grains and mash? P. L. ' So many kinds of rations are ad­ vocated that one is al a loss to know Invective may be a sharp weapon, what to feed. Of one thing we are but over use blunts tta edge.—Tyn­ certain. Do not feed until chicks aro al least 48 hours old. nnd then dall. we would suggest your putting up­ on a feeding board some One sand, -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. letting them pick away al that. Miller & Harris Furniture Go two hundred II. I. "g Inr* and out of .lhe hnlehed 13 per cent were infertile and I." . . ............... chicks nearly fully developed tqit died in lhe s|iell. The swnihl hun­ dred only hatched Ihn-ty-four: lifleen not. fertile and iifiy-<>ne dead in the shell. Tliis t< not my lirsi The Sample Furniture People Michig; Hastings I know il i« mil lhe fault of th.- inn­ chino. I run the metih.Mvr under lhe same condiUmi m every way ns MANY USES FOR INDIAN CORN heretofore. Is il lhe fault of the Foe One Thing It Is Classified as. Next to Rice, Most Important of World's Foods. Answer—Complaint ■ Next to rice, this grass Is tho most important food plant in the world, be­ sides serving In a thousand other Im- tnbic cau.se* : gi'iiiK-d <-gg*.* inculuilor received lhe -ann- alien­ lion as in your former hai>•ln>* the native to America, having been culti­ eggs arb at fault. N*». doubt .Hie vated In the western hemisphere since prehistoric trines. The name malxe we tree for It Is derived from tho word ■gg Mahlx. the name the old Haltlens em­ in fer- ployed nnd which Columbus adopted when Bhc discovered America. When tilily. tho white aettlers came to tho United Poor Farming n Future Menace Slates they found the Indians culti­ vating It. nnd quickly learned from and in lifly old Indian names lor certain prepara­ unless we change <*nr upi irullural tions sfill remain and arc Incorpor­ tactic**.’® declared II. II. Crus*, of ated in the language of tho American Chicago, president «*f tin* society people, such as samp, hominy and for tin* iiiriensiiig «*f Soil Fertility succotash. Strangely, as human food, in a .*|n*i*cli befuri* Un* Woiimn * the Indian corn la practically unknown outaldo of America. Among ita manifold usea, outsldo of “The population of /hr lTiiic.1 food value, are tbe following: The oil Sllilrs is increasing al a rale that i* rxtracted from tho kernel Is used for surfacing nnd polishing oilcloth and linoleum, nnd the cake left after the only nnlimi on earth where rich oil has been extracted Is fed to sheep. nnd poor eat (lie same kind and Glucose from this plant, a wg'fiFy1 quality of fnod-sluiTs. We are white liquid, la used by confectioners vastly belter Mtualml at present for In great quantities. Cornstarch, when such standards ilcin Europe, 'but not used for chocolate puddings. Is rairtslly drifting back In lhe level of licked' by us when we put a stamp to I the envelope. Malxe is also a growing source for denatured alcohol used for heating and lighting, Corn stalks wov­ •Unless something is done to in- en into strong belts arc used on all farm IiukIs ii>>w iimlei* rultivaliun. tectloc. Our most dangerous explo­ making tbe n.c- produce, twice a* much ns, at pre-ynl. our fariu- sive, gun cotton and smokeless pow­ ers soon will be n» belief off Ilian der. rely for their manufacture on the Indian corn. A poor quality of mo­ tlin.w’ of Chinn. lasses Is furnished by tho stems, paper great fertility of our laud Mil the by tho stalks, and stalks and stems fact remains slaimg us in lhe fave, aro used as fodder for farm stock. those who work lhe soil arc slip­ shod in lheir tm ihods. The pcoPepys’ Library. Pepys’ library, since 1734, has been in the possession of Magdaleno col­ Kansas Ciiy and my allentmn if lege. Cambridge. Pepys directed in called In the great number uf farm­ his will that his collection of books er youllis wh" have left good op­ nnd manuscripts should be transferred portunities behind I hem to cast on lhe death of his nephew. John Jackson, to either Trinity college or llu* natinii a- it might be. The Magdalene college. Cambridge, and place for virile young men is on I Im required that the college which rvfarm raising i-reps. This is an cel red the bonks should submit to an age of science, and intellct'ts np* annual visitation from the other, ths ino?e needed in rural districts than purpose of which should bo to akcerin municipaliih'.-. There (he pr<*l>- tain whether the trust was belitg leins of Olli* Inline life are In .be aorthlly fulfilled ' '-’Could I be euro," solved and it mii't be dojje. by good Pepys wrote, ’.’of a constant succes­ sense rather than unbridlyd ambi­ sion. of heirs from my said nephew tion for belter Hungs lo dal. drink qualified like himself for tbo use of nnd wear. “My ambit inn i* In bring tin* col­ such a library, I' should not entertain lege th the farm. Lew ago it was a thought of Ils over being oJltumtod ' di'innnslrated Hint / not enough from thorn." young farmer* e<» to agricultural ing later on. Some of these ^In­ dents grow fond «d living in crowd­ ed communities while away at school nnd never relurn, other ac­ quire habit* of idle dissidalion. The only’I bine to be done then is “I have had lh<- honor of being lhe framer -of lhe hill, recently signed by President Wilson, which places a model f irm in every couu-t ly. I think I io* bill means more than the free' lolls nnd the tariff bills.__ IL -is-uf Yital-Jiuporlancc. destined to have a cumulative bear­ ing on the welt.ire of AinerieAu.- “On Hie American farm the aver­ age yield of wheal is fourteen bushel* In an acre. In Denmark lhe a\grage is forty bushels. If KcienhTlc farming goes into general effect iinolliiT leu years will see lhe productivencs* of lhe farms of llils country doubled and twenty years Will see iL/tuatiinided.”. One day when I • Alembert and Con­ dorcet were dining with Voltaire, they proposed to converse on atheism; but Voltaire stopped them at once. “Walt,” aald he, "dll my servants have withthroat cut tonight.”—<3. L. Checvcr. ♦ ▼ ♦ ♦ ♦ qp ♦ ♦ ♦ f ♦ ♦ For Your Lunches If you arc going away on a vacation, or if you want to get your meals easily.and quickly at home, this market can be of big help to you. ' Wc have all kinds of choice COLD MEATS all ready for the table. We. take extra pains in prepar­ ing our meats and you will be pleased with anything you order here. You can save your wife a lot of hard work by buying your cold meats here. BESSMER BROS. The Meat Market Phone 162 Mm Hattinfli, MMl BABY CHICKS NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode IslandReds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. Egg orders booked for the above var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Also Cyphers' Chick Food and Chick Grit. M. W. Hicks Phone 385 CORNER PARK AND WALNUT STS. Development of Sympathy.' It'may. Indeed, be said that sympa­ thy exists In all minds, as Faraday has discovered that magnetism exists In all metals: bpt a certain temperature fs required to develop the bidden prop­ erty. whether In the metal or thu mind. —Bulwer. HasUnp, Mich. * and full of trouble. He spends the best years of his life working up to Two servants are Inefficient and lhe third goes joy riding apd wrecks tho car.—Lolavllle Courier-Journal. Second Choice. .He who marries a widow peed not Miss Sanborn's cook, hearing of the Immense' grain 'bills, advised. "It 1 hope to be called the best man that •ver lived. . Protestants of lhe United States gave *10^98,000 lo foreign missions —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— in 11)13. li is Mamina up flgain But you will’soon want some COAL. So do not forget that we have it and at prices that are right for all kinds. ■Harvest time is at hand, thrashing will soon be here. Better take home some COAL for That thrashing job of yours. Good Time to Lay In a Little FLOUR while that old wheat is being ground, as it is better than new wheat flour. French’s White Lily Flour - - - -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Y $2.40 Bran and Middlings are scarce. Can sell you ground wheat at same ♦ price as middlings. Bring in your samples o( BEANS or SEED and do not forget that we can sell you the BEST ALFALFA and give you FREE, NOD-OGEN to ♦ inoculate same, thus insuring a better stand. GIVE US A FRIENDLY CALL Graciousness Must Be There. ■ Ungraetousnesn In rendering a kind- ♦ neas, like, a hoarse voice, mars tho: A music of tho song.—Feltham. ' ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« lotlr Hatched Chicks. Though lhe natural hatching sea­ son usually ends before the middh of June, still many chicks are hatch- Remember that we guarantee satisfactiop to our customers on every article we sell. We are in business both to serve and to please. Waters Bros. Elevator PHONE 150 MICH. �TWK WABTINQi BANNER. JULY.2. 1S1L PACK TWELVE 21 BATTLE I FLAGS PRESERVED the Mexican war. Up to that Ums, although ft was used by th* Amer­ ican army a* a garrison flag and flown on all warship', only tho na­ tional standard, bearing the eo*tof-arms of tho United Slates .and the regtmental'-colors were carried NEWLY FOUND SERUM KILLS TYPHOID FEVER Spraying Season hr oqr land ffcees. IN GREAT SMITHSONIAN INSTI­ There are nine flags connected CONSIDERED A DECIDED IM­ with the Civil war—the garrison TUTION IN UNCLE SAM S PROVEMENT OVER EXISTflag of Fort Moultrie*. 8. C, lower­ CAPITAL. LNG SERUMS. ed when lhe command evacuated that fort to assemble al Ffert Slim­ ier, December 26. two; the remain* DEATH RATE IN ARMIES ARMY FIRST CARRIED “OLD of the flag carried In lhe three 6L0RY” IN MEXICAN WAR। days’ fight al Salem Heights, Va, REDUCED BY ITS USE I May 3-5, 1863, when three color ser­ Spraying season is like any other season geants wore killed though the stan­ needs your attention at the proper time—Spray dard never faltered or fell to the Patriotic Citiacn May View Stan-,• ground; headquarter- flag of Brev­ Geriqan Army Medical Corps Has now — and while you think of it ordpr all the Serums Against Typhoid, Dys­ dard Carried In Eiery War L’ncle et Major Gtperal William Babcock Spraying Material you need from our store. Hazen, comprising a large white star entery and 1-ock Jaw. Sam Has Waged. We have a fresh stock of all the spraying ma­ on-a field naif red and blue, repreA new anti-typhoid serum is an­ Of the many remarkable ;siglila tentative of the rank of brigadier terials. The results you get will depend very of Washington which deif|thl the general; Gen. Hazen* garrison flag: nounced by Staff Surgeon Form's of Visitor not-least valuable-and pic- oisted at Fort McAtttrter, Ua„- af­, the German arqyHe hag been largely upon whether you use fresh spraying BEAUTIFUL lilresque is the flag collection in lhe ter lhe surrender of that forflo the experimenting witli a view of Icamaterials. / lhe <ide effects of inocula­ Smithsonian institution. Union army, December 13, 1864; the, gening tion. His new serum is compara ­ In its peculiar way it U uii'loubt- flag flown on the U. 8. 8. Kesrsarge GIFTS txlly one of the* must conspicuous when she defeated the famous Ala- tively free from albumen and he be­ HERE ARE SOME OF THEM lieve# il a decided improvement features of the historical exhibits Imma. deposited m the national in that slruclure al least twenty museum by Lieut- Herbert Wins­ over existing gcrums. Paris Green. Notwithstanding his discovery examples of lhe American flag, and low. son of Rear Admiral Winslow, showing Ils development in the dif­ commander-of the Jv-arsarge dur­ and lhe success attending compul­ Hellebore ferent historical periods, n valuable ing the memoriablc fight: a 35- sory inoculation of soldiers in the lesson lo lhe student and an assis­ atar flag flown after the capture of United States, the German military Ix>ndon Purple authorities have decided not lo tance to the scholar. Richmond, April IH65; headquarter’s THE PRESENT YOUR SEND WILL BE A MEASURE OF Arsenate of Lead While there aro no early colonial (Ing of Major Gen. E. O. G. Ord. re­ adopt a rule for compulsory inocu­ flags, such as were used before the ceived from his son. Lieut. James T. lation of Genuan soldiers in time of YOUR AFFECTION. LET YOUR PRESENTS FOR THE Zenoleum Fly Scoot flag of llm United States was es­ Ord; flag of the First Rifles, Penn­ peace. BRIDE AND GROOM COME FROM OUROUR STORE AND THEY The report from Washington, tablished by congress on June II. sylvania Volunteers, found in lhe The potato crop will be an especially large 1777, a line example of the first true capital al Richmond in IMS. and the showing only two coses of typhoid WJLJ. KONW YOU HOLD THEM IN HIGH ESTEEM. United State# enaisn ii’ diowi*- Ilog raised al New Orleans by its fever among 80,(mmi officer# and men, one if you attend to spraying for the bugs pro­ Heprescntative of the stars and ,citizens upon the occupation of comiiai'cd with tin* 250 or 300 rase/ OUR JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE WILL ASLO STAND perly. ■ stripes type is a flag said to have that city by the Union forces under annually before compulsory inocu­ THE STRAIN OF TIMEt OUR CUT GLASS IS EXQUISITE­ been flown 011 the Bon Homme Gen. Benjamin F. Duller, May I, lation was introduced, has attract­ A Good Sprayer For 50 Cents. ed tho allent ion of Burgeon General Richard, under the comiiiaud of 1862. , LY WROUGHT. Admiral John Paul Jones. This In tho exhibit is a line 00111*011011 Von Schjerning. chief of the army flag measures 10v; fret by 614 feet. from the department of state, show­ sanitary conm and his subordinates. On Dec. 13,1781. it was presented to ing n scries of 67 flags of different They are quite ready to bn convinc­ ed that the soruin may be an al­ Lieut. James Bayard Stafford. U.'S. nations. N.. by lhe marine commitlee uf lhe certain method of immunizaIn tho museum collodion there most against lynhoid bul prefer to rontiliental congress, as a reward are. flags of many types and lion lhe treatment iu. reserve and for meritorious services during the sorts too, carried in Un* Spanish-Amer­ keep use It only in case of war in a seri­ revolution. Through (he courtesy ican war, some Spanish THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN of Harriet R. Perry Stafford -it was standards, aincluding flag of truce employed ous outbreak of typhoid. donated to the Smithsonian institu- by Lieut. R. F. LI. Colonel Itotltnan, cliief staff Brainerd for lhe re­ The Rexall Druggists ESTABLISHED IN 188j THE GIFT STORE repreMsnling Gen. Von lease of two newspaper men from surgeon ■ Another flag of high historic Havana. Cuba, and later, tar the re- Sclijerning explains that the. rata < Phone 31 Hastings, Mich. value is the original “Star Spangled lease of Lieutenant Hobson and his for typhoid in the German army is । Banner" of Key’s aiilhcm. which sailors afler the deslnicliqn of the alieady low only 51 to 5H cases per 1 proudly waved over Fort McHenry Merrimac arid'Commodore Schley’s huridred thousand men occurring । Drink and ■hiring the iMimbardment «»FS«'pt. 13­ pennant, flown from the Brooklyn, annually. .Compulsory inoculation । II, 1814. and which was presented July 3, IW8. Cured OP 1time of |H-aee would meet wilhcoulo the Smithsonian institution by objection and Is scarce­ Among the miN-llaiicous flags si<h*rgldi' !ly necessary. The possibility of an Ib-ad wlial Doctor Edmunds says Elx-n Appleton. , are: A Ilog owned by Admiral ‘ in regard to the Keeley Treatim-nl. The Fort McHenry flag is of lhe Charles Wilkes, U. S. N.; one made outbreak of typhoid during a cam­ ' JAMES EDMUND. M. D. such as characterized the type having flfteen stars ami of the float silk raised in (he IJnitcd paign, 1 mobilization for lhe M'-iliral Officer of lleallli. fur St. stripes, adopted in 1781 upon the Slatesfelhe American colors flown American ; Jainor. and llin<iilling Physicimw. addition of the states of Vermont nl the North Pole by Hear Admiral Spanish-American war. lhe British LAKE Two miles from Doster l.ondoiL Tem|K*rance Hospital, campaign against the Boers, and the mid Kentucky. This type went into tshidon. Eng. effect in 1785 and continued lo ix- league, and lhe flag carried by lhe Russian campaign in Manchuria. Is Affords you a fine place for an outing. “Dr. Kebley knows mor" about however, foreseen, and the sanitary Ihe stumlard until 1818, when con­ Smithsonian - African expedition corps handling morphine men and nktdwl has made all preparations to BOARD BY DAY OR WEEK. gress returned to-the original thir­ under command of Col. Theodore drinkers than nil the rest-of the have a supply of anti-lyplioid ser­ teen stripes nnd made iirovision for Roosevelt in 1908-10. EXCELLENT BATHING BEACH. profcssiiiii. I think it iny duly to um tar use in an emergency ami to the addition of a star tar each new FINE FISHING ’wild my own patients to lhe Kerley inoculate generally if lhe troops are slate. The original “Star Spangl­ STONY POINT. Institute when they come to me mi exposed lo infret ion. From the P\SSENGKR LAUNCH AND ROW BOATS. ed Banner" which is very large, David Graves, an old time resi­ report of the German attache at this matter, and snail do so iu the measuriitk 28 feel by ;r.* feet, is now dent FIIOXK FOM ANV INFORMATION NKKDKD. M*THt. HKN. of'tins place <l' parlwl this life Washington il is known that inocu­ future, even if they strike my mumbeing remounted on linen (or the last Thursday ev'-ning. Rev. John lation carried out under similar cir­ •lUl MAY LEAD A HORSE TO purpose of preservation and ex­ Smith of llir Bralhren church, con ­ Physician*.*’ > . cumstances anjoiig llm troops along, hibition. ducted lhe luner|l al lhe Evang>-liAVATER llouir Treatment for Tnlmrco, NeurGrounds and buildings root and beautiful and lit nl Several ’ flags recalj vividly the ral church larf^Bunday morning lhe Mexican frontier two years ago uslhrnis or Nerve Exbsuslioa • Mexican war of 1816-17. Among and interment iq North Nashville rendered a large part of tho men For further infonnalion or litera­ but you can’t make him drink" goes them is the flag of Mexico hauled Cemetery. Thus auolher old land­ unlit tar service for several days. Good Boating—Good Fishing—■Motor and Row Boats Placing part of Hie army hors de Wsuatl ture in regard lo lhe K<clcy Treatdown at (hat time. The' flag of mark has passed-to tlie “<in-al Be­ roinbat SPEOAIz-ClllCKEN DINNER EVERY SUNDAY I in this way would be a dan­ mpid. address tbe Keeley Insillulc. the old saying. Especially if he Company f. Fourth the war by the ” Ilis wife preceded him gerous' experiment, il is realized in H5ce Uxmqeoted by Livery al Shelbyville or G. R.'A I. 73.1-35 Ottawa Avenue. N. W- Grand know- lhe water isn’t good. If you battalion of volunteers which en­ yond. about three years ago. lhe face of the enemy bul lhe Ger­ If you and your friends wish' to spend a pleasant Rapids Nida. <>r phone Citz. 57WJ or listed from Baltimore mid Wash­ Miss Arloa orsborn visited Iht man experts appatenlly count up­ 'day or a number of days come to us. You will And ev­ Hell Mum 80ti. Ptace ington. and was hoisted in Victoria old home, Saturdut and Sunday. on lurk m slaving off an outbreak ery accommodation. Unit'd Weekly Press, JatL 13. lull. ler class of plumbing come here City, Mexico. Another one is the One of nur rn<»n highly respect­ until afler the decisive battles have flag of Mexico hauled down at Qiat am ‘ nnd drink your till. This store is time. The flag of (tamprifty t. regi­ ed young Indie-. Miss Htella Gravre, been fought. West! Gaa Lake Saauter Resort was unilrd/in marriage lust Wed­ Germany ’ s experience in the ment of Indiana volunteers, which nesday 8. D. Hllbuni, Prop. Just full of them. 1'1 Myron Tuckerman. African campaign of HXH was presented by the commanding Tlu-rV ill make their future home South •hows (he impossibility of safeOpen the Wholo Year Address, JOHN M. COULD officer, Capl. Robert Fravel and al Assyria, wliera the groorn will xtmrding agninsl n typhoid epidem­ Bell Phone 30-3r-Wayland Ex. Shelbyville, Mich. carried in the Mexican war; > is also w»rk4iis fathers:farm. Wc ex­ ic under field 011 conditions, even A. LAWYER tend to lliem our heartiest congrat­ when all possible hygienic- precau­ Office over Grigsby & Brooks Recent researches on the history ulations and wish them a long and tions are taken. Warned by the Halt ol Fostoffice of our flag indicate that the Stars happy wedded life. This is Hie out-break* in the Spanish-Ameri­ Phone 17a Haitinks and St ripen was not carried by second of our Mtimablc* young can war. Boer and Russo-Japanese HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Phone 126 troops in battle until the period uf ladies; as It is only a short lime wars, the medical authorities then ano that Miss Ha eel Barnum ■fart­ drew up a most elaborate system of ertout on the same "voyage.” Our regulations to cop® with |J)!a dan­ only wish tar isith and all of them ger before the expwliljon sent out is Inal their joys may be ns d<-ep as tar South Africa. Typhoid iieverthe ocean, lheir sorrows as light as llieless broke out and (tie sanitary TYPICAL NEWSPAPER COMMENT ON Salads become one of lhe moat generally served dishes its foam. corps fell back on inoeulalion with during the summer months. And what is a salad THE REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA OF 1913 LM1 Sunday being the occasion «»f anti-typhoid serum, nt that time Glenn McPeck’s birthdav. n goodly Just coming into notice through llm without number onlhen-d at the home of liirt exporifnents In’ the English army. GOOD OLIVE OIL? parents to make lhe evoul a-joy- The results were nmviijring, No ftll one. After a bountiful dinner attempt at cninpulsory inoctiiahnn J * ‘‘Florence has been captured entirely by the Redpath Chautauqua and it < ► was given, cake and icc cream was made but volunteers were in­ Our Richelieu Lucca Olive Oil is the flneat quality of served. Those from away vited ta submit to inoculation. Sta­ Italian Oil manufactured. You will appreciate IL ’ ’ is a safe bet that the chautauqua will not be allowed to pass this city by in the future." I > were were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller of tistics showed that out of every Nashville, Mrs. Bert’Miller of Hasl- thousand soldiers submit/ing to the HOT WEATHER DRINKS fngs. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Bhoup of first inoculation only 51 caught ty­ Mm-uaii nnd Hattie Mlllhr nnd n phoid. While the general rate tar We offer a most palatable and refreshing beverage in non-inoculatad was W per -thous­ < 1 this statement is made: “Thru this big organization with a string of 1 10 ( J Miss Wilcnx'-from Nashville. both our GingerAle and Root Beer. Master Enrl Offley is on the sick and, almost twice ns high. One of These superior thirst quenchers are packed under < ► chautauquas scheduled we were enabled to have attractions that we could not have se- 1 ► list. . every eight of lhe latter dieil, as Mr. ami Mrs. Lester Bench of compared to flflren of-the inoculat­ the Richelieu Brand'aud fur pleasing, satisfying, in­ ( ) cured for a single assembly." ( I South Nashville. vfaHnd her parents ed persons. The number of cases vigorating qualities are unsurpassed. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Varney of the among those submitting ta lhe sec. Ridge, Sunday. oiul and thin! inoculations was still Mr. and .Mrs. Alonxo Hilton of more convincing ami the mortality Martin Corners and Mr. and Mrs. rale among the latter fell to al­ editorially: “We will all be sony when it becomes necessary for them to J John Brinkert of Nashville, visited most jiotliing. < k fold their tents, but unlike the Arabs it will not be necessary for them to steal away." < k al Joseph M.—. iignr’s, Siitidny. The Germnns nre preparing lo use The Grocer* Two Telephones prolaclic inoculations against other • KAUtMO. diseases in case of war. A scrum against lockjaw is ta be carried Mrs. Rose Km1!! of ftabtai* is vis­ x uc y^ia.1 IS.O V UlL., A V/1111.) 1_jVXX1 X^UIUXUVIL/ < • with nil advanced hospitals, the iting George Bowen ami family CAMPBELL ASSYRIA. ‘ J ‘‘Now that our good people know from actual experience just what are K K Baptismal services were held at anli-difitlicritir ronim will fa* found Logan Strung is oL home upending Like. Sunday, conducted by al all base liospiiuls and expej-iMr. and Mrs. Harry Tompkins of • the possibilities of the Chautauqua movement they arc unanimously agreed as to its < > Larey I lev. Hchhmter. About twenly- meiils are also being mazle with tialesbunr. visited his mother, Bat- hi« vacation. ’ ' great helpfulness to a community." ’ ’ ihtce ’Uiite luiplived. A .'cry large seniiiis tojirevenl ■lyjp'iitery, whiqh urduy upd Sunday. GarlJilatar st^l Salurdsv nlthl with lyplioid consdiulra tuo uliief crowd was in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Millon Horton, at­ with Uhdmer Caswell of Like tended tho funeral of the latter's Odessa. .Mr. ami Mis. Will Oast er «sta*d medical horror of war. cousin, in Ionia. Friday. tlieir son Hny and wife, near t.linrNorrull and family autaed NORTH EAST C-WFLETON. Uiuisa Evarts of Nashville, visit­ to Henry Saturday mid Bunday. Lansing. Sunday. ( । “The ttent which holds over 2000 persons was well filled when the per- ( ) lolle. Jojm Martin* dieil Mondny morn­ - Lelnh ami Marion Shield' of ed Ruby Schroder, (his week. Opal Strong left Saturday for Big formance began last night and altho the weather wai hot every part of the program wa« , > ing nl his home *fter a lingering Nashville, spent Hie latter part of Charlie Abbey and wife, were Rapids, where aim expects to attend illness of parelysto. H«‘ • the week with their rousins, An­ callers at P. .K. Jewell's Sunday. . , u received with much enthusiasm. Indications are that from now on large crowds will ( j large Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tompkins, call- school. family ami many friends lo drew and Gerald Haht. Will Hooper and wife spent Sun­ ‘ patrohito lhe chautauqua performances. Tire Redpath agency which is giving the pro- < , iiwuirn lheir luss. Clarence and Leslie Taylor of Hl on relatives in Battle Creek, day at Bert Slater’s. * Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. ta-vi Curtis nnd Charlotte, spent Halurday and Bun ­ Herb Geiger and family spent gram is well known as one of the foremost booking agencies of the world? ( ) daughter, Eta. were. In Freeport day with, lheir grandiuollier, Mrs. .Myron Tuckuruian and Stalls Grave* were quietly married in Sunday at Abe Tbomna’. mid Lake Odesoa, M<ui<h»y und David Wilkinson. Congratulations. Tueaday, attending thd funeral of Mrs. Kata Miller spent W<*dm««- Hastings. NORTH EAST THORNAPPLE. Mrs. Curtis' brother. , day with, her mater, Mrs. John ■ Mr. and Mr». .Loraq Tuugnta arov. George Howell and family ami Elert on. • QUAIL TRAP CORNERS.. frank asked those of the audience who would like a chautauqua in < ’ the proud parents of a tine baby boy* Mrs..Hose Snell viail'*d Mr. and Mr.' mid Mrs. WilkiiiMin s|H>nl Mrs. Mabie Manning visited her born Sunday. Aplena next, year to stand, the entire audience arose. It was necessary to call an im- I » Mr*. Di-inham in Maple Grovj., Thursday afternoon with the Jai­ parents, Friday in Assyria.. Mrs. Oscar Sherk and Mrs. Tenler's daughter, .Mr, arid Mrs. W posing vote." * ► Sunday. Tho#. Gould and granddaugtitar, oyek motored to Hastings. Friday Lake.- ' Clara, visited th* formor's sister uml spent tho day wilh friends. A Good Invrslmrnl. Dave Graves of Stony Point, was nnd family. Mrs. Arthur Crandall They were accompanied by Super­ W. I). Mogli, n well known im r- burled in lhe Hosmer cemetery, of Johnstown, over Sundayvisor Mead who was attending the clinnt of Wbiti-iimund. Wist, tamaht Bunday tareiiooif Those from a distance who at­ session of supervisors al the counly Ever Chautauq ua grows more popular with each succeeding entertainment” ! > a stock of C.limnlMirlnili'rt medicine Mr. mid Mrs. Chas. Marlin nf tended lhe fuw<rnl of Mrs. Geo. s«aL Martin Corner*, spent Kundny with mi as lo Im* able lo supply Ihein to Andrasa, Saturday, were Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Baker and children are liis custouiers. Altar receiving llm latter's aider, Mr, mid Mrs. Er­ Mrs. Alfred Herrick and daughter, expected Immn from Three Oaks to­ them he was himself taken sick ami nest Dahl. Mrs. Kart L Keiser of Kalamazoo; day, where they have been visilhig says that oue »imdl tMilile of CbamMr. and Mi.< Lyman Brown of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dobsou al her parents, tho past week. lM*rlaln's Italic. Cholera and Diar­ Nashville, spent Sunday wilh Mr. t.liarlolle: Wm. liol.-uu «>f Liicba any city baa ever had such overwhelming succew during its ’ Mrs. Will Tuugale spent SalunJay rhoea Remedy was worth more tn and Mrs. IMo Snore. flcki;'Muriou Dobsun bf Joiiuvillo; night und Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. a the Redpath Chautauqua had here during its preaent engagement." Mr. and Mrs. John Suure spent Mr. and Mrs. Uha». House of Bells- Ixireu Tuugsle. Inin Ihsu Um cost f of his out ire She expect* tu stix'k of tboM) uiudieinwL For sale Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. James vim and*Mr. aud Mm. Griffln of jotu her huslMnd ip Washington, 1).Cousin#. Kalama. by All Dealer#.—Adv, U, the last of thia week. FOR THE BRIDE. ©•/-v^ L. V BESSMER Carveth & Stebbins Drug Habits PINE no®® a ■ Per F. BROWN & CO. Seasonable Foods The Tri-City Daily, Florence, Ala., says: Ji it In an editorial in the Albany, Ga., Herald j [ The Dyersburg, Tenn., State Gazette said 1 > ’[ ।I The Clarksville, Tenn. Leaf-Chronicle!! The Birmingham, Ala., Age-Herald says: j [ . The Alpena, Mich., Echo: “When Mr. Rhein- i! The Battle Creek, Mich., EInquirer: “The Best; I The Gary, Ind., Post: “It is doubtful if any chau- ♦ ■aBn * •• j** u -■ '■ ■ . \ E. C. Russ & Son �HIS PRIOR cum THREE GOOD FEEDING RULES If you want to have a good car at a medium price, find out about REO THE FIFTH. That’s the car that makes the owner proud end satisfied. n Is not practical to spend tho time j nccoaiuy under ordinary conditions to ' figure out an extra ration for each In­ dividual cow. It U practicable, howover, to make a mixture of grains and other concentrates and toK 'feed ifhMOJfSTRATION FREE Plume 69-21-2. Woodland, Mich. HASTINGS, MICH. R.F.D. No. 7 CLARKSVILLE Little Ida sick wilh tin Announcement । Grund Rapids I his week.' Mrs. It. L. Moore was in GrandI Rapids Wednesday. For the benefit of the many auto drivers entering Grand Rapids we have established a 1 ONE BLOCK WEST OF CODY HOTEL AT THE INTERSECTION OF FULTON, LOUIS AND COMMERCE STREETS. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. To avoid delays we have installed gasoline pumps on both Fultbn and Ixmis streets, and we also carry al this station a complete line ol ' GREAT WBSTKRN PRODUCTS, which includes their ’ STATION OPEN DAILY, 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. Miss Hazel B.ildner of Grand Rapids is 'visiting her rousiii Mrs. Win. Huslance • and her brother, i Lloyd Cool. Mr. *an>l Mrs. Alto Stearns visit­ ed relatives hi Newaygo u couple of days Iasi week. E. F. Cool wan in the city Tues.Mrs. A. C. Renk'*s mid baby rer turned Monday from a visit in Hastings. Her mother came wilh her and spent a few days here. . ' Miss Hallie Adams of Chicago visited her grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Whitby, last week. The Clarksville Co-operative Creamery pul out I7.IXW poumls of butter*during llm Ural half of June. The Great Western Oil Co. F. H. BARNES, Manager Lillie........ ........ ................ „ _ Grand Rapids. Mrs. Bixby, Mrs; Schneider. ' F. Breandle mid ix-vi .Breandle ac­ companied Mose Breandle and family and Frank Brandie as far as Grand Rapids, Tuesday on lheir way lo Arizona. They reported Mose ip good condition when they left, al noon for lheir long trip Ilinr cousin, J. N. Champlin and family n few days. Goo. Stuart ‘is very lo\v at lhe hoiiie of Wm. .Shanks. He is un­ conscious iiiicTno Ijo(h% aru L'lilerlaiiKil for his recovery. RATES AS FOLLOWS: Nashville to Battle Creek and return.—.--------- 91.50 Maple Grove Center to Battle Creek and return 1.25 Assyria Center to Battle Creek and return___ 1.00 Burley's Corners to Battle Creek and return.. .75 I am.also prepared to do Auto Livery work at reasonable prices' Phom® 121 5< been paAtourixod before, says the Dick smothered her protests in his Orange Judd Farmer. Il Is arranged to bold a single quart bottle sub- own way unUl thoy drew up before morgod while tho water around It, 1s tho little mountain hotel. It was evi­ dently bpen. He had been half afraid they would find it boarded up for tho winter. Ho lifted Florence out in her long fur cloak, and carried her up to tbo veranda where it was dry. Inside tho long, quiet hall It was ab­ solutely silent except for tho slow ticking of a hall clock on tho wall. A log fire Smoldered in tho gray rock fireplace. In an armchair before It | dozed tho proprietor, bln spectacles ' pushed back on his forehead,-arid a black and white kitten curled up on his knee. But Dick never noticed । them. Ho looked nt tho two figures seated at tho long, narrow tablo in tho little adjoining dining room. Thoy were Rolllngson Robb and old Colonel Damer. De Voux had said there were | tire tracks in tho roadway before the <*»•*«. Idina's and I. M. Smit h's. Miss. Hazel Brynnl returned To her work-al lhe U. II. A. hospital after 11 three weeks vacation. Miss Edna Hirhnrdson is visiting faucet is slowly let Into tho pall. After a'short time the milk will -be cooled down to about the tempera- The Car That Will Go Anywhere .Mr.-. Dil<lin<v Mrs. JX-ckcr and Andy’ Chun mutunnl lu Grand Raimis Sal unlay. Mrs. Maud Lowell and children of lllisslh'hl came \V>-iltn'.sikiy lo visit her paronts, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hichnnls. About twenty of the friends of Mrs. T. W. Ih-aven surprised her nl botnn.lasl Saturday in honor of SILO her birlhiJay. A plrasaiil soeial xinrrii KIST KAI. uin. Mr. and Mrs. William I.in the proud parents of • • horn Saturday, " 1 Mrs. Letlm - Malhnw; ! Arthur of Jackson, spei .wilh her parents, .Mr. 'Samuel Clark. -­ John Gritnos fell from the tree w4iile pickipg cherries last Wed­ necessary to make a car with crashing, grinding gears. nesday moniing, siriktiig “mi the p:tvi‘ii|.-ii! l.-b.w, and 1-r.-iv iu;- v_ Wc’li take you on crowded streets, on the narrow coun­ cral: injuries on his arm mid head; try roads—anywhere you like—and show you that a car can Miks Mabie Ellsworth of Char-, be made that will travel anywhere, and keep doing it con­ lolle spent Iasi week with her uncle tinually. We want to acquaint you with the Cartercar gear­ and aunl. Smn.Clar kand wife. Will hunluir. for many years n less transmission—a feature which makes this car different resident of this neighl>orli(><>d. died from all gear cars, and better than all gear cars as wc can retn-nlly al. his |M,m« in Rtl((i,. easily prove to you. .Creek, cnustid by a falj while work­ ing at lhe curpenb'r trade. ' Bert Briggs and daughter. Hazel, were tn Nashville, last Tuesday. Edd Britrirs diiwi ln«l l.'ri.l.x- ..J-.. ning. nt his iiotno here, ntlcr a week’s illiu-ss, caused from blood poisoning, a nurse from Grand L. PHELPS, Prop. Rapids, cared for him and nil Hint Mick St. and Lafayette Ave. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. ..... ,J done was* done. |>iil hr gradually grew worse. Wifbur Jni-vis of Lnnsing. l-'retl Janis of Ypsilanti, Mrs. Karah Nougeiil-of Brighton, Mrs. Jennie Robins of ■ Garlic for Wasp Stings. Drtsalng the Part. Brighton, •Mr. —-. mn| ...... Mrs. Clyde Briggs Tho inhabitants of French SwiUer- . .' I hear Wombat is a gantlcman iif Grand •*-' Rapids. :js. JMiles Alexander land and Savoy rub a crushed clove of firmer now." "Right up to tho notch, garlic upon a spot that baa been too. Puts evening dresa on all"his attend the funeral,' from away, stung by a wasp or a baa. Accord­ sesreerows every day st dusk." which was held at, his late home ing to Professor Mannod of Lausanne, Monday aBeruooii. burial in Kalaino (.eiiielcry. this makes tho swelling go down and The Publicily club of 'Bridgeport. takes away th* pain. Elmer . Baker is very ill at his Cuun- lias» adopted lhe u-e of a hojne in Charlotte. truth seal in connection with tho BANNER WANT ApVB. PAY. publicily of its members. BANNER WANT, ADVS. PAY. Phelps Auto Sales Co. Forty-eight Fords sold and de­ livered in this section. Only six left. You better hurry. Stebbinsjfato Co. /fastings. Mich. Edward Amherst Ott to Lecture Here Chautauqua Week Florence had seen them at the same instant, and thoy must surely have beard tho machine, sho thought, standing back In tho shadows near the door. All her fatigue and weariness seemed to drop off like magic. Sho had her hand on tho door knob with a wild Impulse to get away without being seen,.but the colonel had discov­ ered her. He said something to Robb, nnd camo out Into tho hall. '•'It's all right, Rathburn," ho told tho startled proprietor. "Thrao arc thypeoplo wo were looking for. Flor­ rie; will you just step Into tho par­ lor there, and dose tho door, like a A similar device for uso when an infant is being fed on cow's milk, |s built to hold five atuall bottles, which, when paslourixed In the morning and kept In the refrigerator, are ready to warm up and use at the proper time during lhe day. It Is not necessary Hut Florence never stirred from the to be so careful about tho tempera­ of tho tall, boyish figure In the ture, except that scalded milk is con­ side coat. Instead, sho slipped her sidered somewhat leas digestible for: long hand In his, and wajtcd. infants pasteurized at a lower tern"So," said tno colonel -thoughtfully. "You have made progress In dlsobo The Great Gearless When you ride in a Gartcrcar over steep-hills, through bad mud and sand again and again, then you will realize that the car which is good only on the boulevards is expensive at any price, no matter how low it may be. And you will understand that a car can be made simple, Hastings, Mich "Dick, we mustn’t They’re auro to elicit ub If wo stop over night I don't mind sleeping this way, truly I NaisllmGD®, XMffi'clkingaini Cartercar YOU will be well paid in the long run by waiting. We are expecting a 1915 model by July 15 or sooner. proportion to her dally milk yield, and then to give bar nil the roughage aho will eat up clean, and bu reasonably Sure that ahe baa bad all the food aim needs to. produce milk to the limit of her ability under ordinary condltloui. The following ruloa of feeding aro »ugseated by tho Pennaylvanta station: 1. Feed grain tn proportion to milk yield, I. e., give her, for example, erne pound of grain mixture per day for ’each three or four poontU at milk pro­ duced in one day. 3. Fteed all tho roaghmm. which tho cow will eat up clean, up to the jxiful where sho galna too much widght. 3. Whenever ahe beooitn s too fat. re­ duce tho amount of roughage, leaving the amount of grain to be determined Ho closcdjho door and settled back, by lhe milk yield. looking down at tho'face upturned to fils. Sho looked very young and childgrain or roughage, which is free from llko asleep. Ho had never sccahar mold, dirt or foreign material, it should asleep before, and vaguely it troubled be removed Immediately, the manger swept clean and a much smaller Florence stirred nnd opened her amount given at each succeeding feed­ eyes, an tho machine dragged heav­ ing until her appetite returns, as evi­ ily over tho unovea ground. She lookdenced by tho cleaning up of her mapger; tho amounts should b« gradu­ "Dear, darling old treasure girl." ally Increased until sho is on full feed. murmured Dick, gathering £er Into his arms by main force. "I’m awfully sorry, but don’t you see ouco we'd PASTEURIZE MILK AT HOME started.. we couldn't go back? You would bo tho first one to rebel at fnlL Small Outfit for Use in th'e Kitchen li Suggested by Professor Frandsen of University of Nebraska. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. I wiah to inform the Public that I am prepared to carry passengers jn connection with my truck delivery. To all points between Nashville and Battle Creek beginning Tuesday July 7th, 19:4. Leaving Nashville at 5 A. M. and returning before noon the same day. Be induced to purchase some oth­ er make of car when you want a “BUICK,” even though our entire 1914 production has been disposed IS VALUABLE ADJUNCT Poor Man's Necessity and Rich Man's Luxury, Says Connecticut Ex­ periment Station Bulletin. A bulletin of the Connecticut experi­ ment station says lhat "tbo allo Is |iio poor man’s necessity and tho rich man's luxury, for by it both gain a bet­ tor and more independent living.1' il is a well-known fact that much more of the nutrients in the corn plant and other forage crops can bo saved In I the silo than byany other method.- Be ' sides the advantage of silage In tho economy of preserving so large a percontago of the feeding quality of for- feed in the,winter when It la needed to stimulate, tho assimilation of food In an animal, to keep tbo appetite ac­ tive and the digestive organa healthy. In a summary of Ila conclusion* tho bulletin says that any farm prod­ uct can bo siloed providing there is sufficient sugar in tho mixture to' bo formented Into acid lo preserve It. Tho following mixtures allo successful­ ly and make a very desirable mid nearly balanced ration; Alfalfa and rye, clover and timothy or wfioat or oau. and oats and peas, apd porn and cowpeas and soybeans Nothing excels tho' feeding jot silage. especially legume silage, during the dry sum­ mer months for keeping up the flow at milk to its highest point . ''What's ypur object, colonel. In all' this?- asked Dick suddenly. “You've been down-on me ever since 1 camo' home from South America last spring,' and told you I wanted to marry Flor­ rie. If you'd, been half-way decent to us we’d never have gone away; I "I believe Mr. Robb has a prior claim," said tho colonel dryly. "Ho has had tny full consent to marry my daughter for two yeara." ' I'm mighty sorry, colonel, you feel that way about it. We nover thought of this trip until Florrte told me that you and Mr. Robb here were making preparations gradually tor tba wed­ ding" 'You're an unmitigated young scamp," sputtered Robb, digging down in an inildo pocket after the warrant. "Colonel, will you telephono to tho "Just a minute," said Dick. “I hare a paper here that beats tfiat one, : Robb. Take - off your gloves, girlie, and show dad tho nice, now, shiny Ting." Ho spread tho white marriage Inspection of tbe paper. "Rolllnson, your warrant's got Its back broke. The dairy farm that is stocked to You'can’t arrest a man foy-running Its ,‘full capacity- without being over­ away w|tb his wife.'’ stocked la a pretty Ufa InvestmeuL -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. DWARD AMHERST OTTS popular lecture* arc ln-artng fnilt In the way of advanced legislation for the liettennent uf the Amrrtani |>eople. His lecture on "Sour Grapes." which treats of marriage and divorce, has been given nearly-XWO times,' • In one of tbe state* where fiTwaii given the legislator who introducof u reform ilurrlage bill wild he re­ ceived bls Inspiration tn do so from hearing Mr. Otfs ndilres-. But whether he dolheni this lecture or one of bls other subjects ho In always alike—forew ful. entertaining-and inspiring.' Ha'has'appeared ladoremore than 8.<<m audiences la America, and more than l!.5no aiplc* of hi* books have been sohL E "Thatch tht Sky." Mr. and Mrs. John Hill enlerlain-1 "I had a fhw saucepans of porter In." ••<1 for dinner Thursday in honor of 'said tho man. amid loud laughter, their son Roy Hill and wire. t'.ov- when summoned for drunknenness at cw were laid foe twelve. A very j Thurles Sessions, Ireland; ' but I could pretty center piece of rosesutnd yeti walk through apy place Iu Ireland clover demraUsf (he table. J. M. Hill returned-irtiiiio W«>d- where there la a police barrack, and nK-ulay. afler a short sojourn at- 1 wouldn't be minded only In Littleton, Chicago ami Ballb’ Creek, uerooi-. where they are summoning me every puttied hy his broUwrf nnd wife and minute. I could thatch tbe sky with Miss Anna Bri«-oenb«rger. Claudia Pufputf and. wife -were week end-guests uf her |iaronl«,.al From lo i.'xxi.iUi I.ac.-y, Miim> Rv«-sr has skins and sheepattpn- are automobile. from Arabia each year. 1 Ernest Haggerty of Maranall was ports of these skin* to all « a pleasant caller on friends herd: jart year were officially v �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 1 1»1L PAGEFDi IRRITABLE, fault finding disposition is often a disordered stomach. A man with good digestion is nearly always good natured. A great many have been permanently cured of stomach by Chamberlain’s Tablets after years of sufThese tablets strengthen the stomach and perform its functions naturally. Try They only cost a quarter. Chamberlain's Tablets NASHVILLE Mr. ami Mrs. Sain B«> Mar-hall visited Mr. and Mr.-. John Ollll.-y the for MiM Mary Walker ha *i>rml Un iimnwr with in \ number of th< I1. Vinilh spent irln\ rvtnniiiiK nmh lier fnllif llaatiifV*. I.onl'.-ytu' fore Mrs. Tlmma- D-yl.- amt daughter i—i- . led her ewer. Mr-. Engt?ii< Frank Hartwell overling ami Sunday with Ju in Kalarno. , m tliiriolph came last Thursday for a vis- members Minnii*. Lake Burton. al Hu*l- \lr. and Mrs.-Frank Horthn ami Ury Chaffi anted her thnlh ilauu iarid Mrs. (.lark I ilinai>li. Mr.” anil —................. Mrs. Fred While aitil children returned to lheir home al nation. (Him. la-1 w-.-k Tliur-dav making llieir visit short on acrnunl Mr-. Barbara urm-s nnd dauatiof tho chihiren coining down wilh lor. Mi Hazel I miliar came Moillhe whooping cotigli. want lo be tpuunnlined livre again count of measles Misses Margaret.and Helen Pratt annul last' week with relative Grand Hapids. Mi-s Margaret went on to Big Rapiils last Saturday for visit and Helen camb Imine Hie game day. by tier cousin. James Burr of Grand Rapids who is making a, visit here Miss Lida Stuckey came liorm from Charlotte. In-I Frida) ing to li.n eight Weeks Miss Stella Van lamo, is spending a few days with Mi - F. A. Wertz. Mrs. Mary Townsend home f^pm the Butterworth Im pital in Grand Hapids last Sal nr day evening.Ifir daughter. Mi-s Lida Stuckey, went to Grand Rap­ ids on the mkm Irain nnd accomp­ anied her. Mrs. F. M. Quick apont Sunday wilh relatives al Ainger. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Putnam- ami Mr. and Mrs. r. M Quick are spending a few days at Sobiiy f.ak-. The enlertaiqnmnl of the North Western Collegi* Glee Cluu nl IIIopera house Iasi Thursday evening wn- Well attended ami much enjoy­ ed by all. The Iwelvn ymmg men of lhe club arc nil live ones nnd seem to be getting lhe best out of life nnd making those happier with xylioin tiu-y come in contact. Tho nmrrimg. li.-liing. line time ami plenty of li-li. II. B. Downing and visiting-b<T m-Gt. Air-. Against Cyclones, Tornadoes and Windstorms? If not you ought to take oiit a policy in this company AT ONCE for your own protection lhe man who does not insure his property against these whirling monsters is simply gambling with the elements As the country becomes more thickly settled and cleared up, destructive cyclones and tornadoes be­ come more frequent ■ Saturday afternoon a cyclone passed over the western part of the City of Hastings It happened that Ben Tobey’s barn was in the path of the storm and the pictures herewith shown tell what happened Two horses were pinned under the wreckage and were seriously, if not fatally, injured This wi doubtless the cyclone that wrought such damage in Eaton and Livingston counties the same afternoon Last year a destructive cyclone passed through Baltimore and blastings townships and another one through Rutland township, causing thousands of dot lars of damage I here is no no telling when the next one will come or where it will strike Experience proves that these storms are just as apt to strike one place as another, and the man who has property in the path of one of them is sure to suffer loss No man can afford to “carry his own insurance” against cy clones and windstorms, and it is a mistaken business policy for him to try it.. Jainvs Lock nn»i son and baby of < .li.irlolI siwnl lay nt Vnp W. FurnH mtinge al I rinirnapple Lake. Mr.’ ami Mrs. Ed Missiim-r nnd The Theory of Cyclone Insurance 1 here are thousands upon thousands of people in Michigan, and all other states, that if their houses or barns should be demolished by a cyclone or wind storm, it would seriously cripple or perhaps ruin them The theory’ of takifig out a Winstorm Insurance policy in thi^ company is that 60,000 members can stand your loss a great deal easier than vt’ou can stand it___ all alone. Our 60.000 membersput could _______________________ in just 5 cents each and pay a loss of $3,000. But a loss of $3,000 would seriously cripple a man in ordinary circum­ stances if he had to stand it all alone. This company is z the second largest Cyclone and. Windstorm Insurance Company in the WORLD. We have a membership of 60,000 and an asses­ sable capital of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY MIL­ LIONS OF DOLLARS, and we pay every loss fully, promptly. Thornapple -hike. I his vvek. A pond many Xa-livillo pcnnle an- inlcnaing tqwridlhg the Fourth at Thornapple Lake. day, attending the ■ in-Ur. NORTH N 1SIIV1I.IX Norway, for vacation; Miss Gayle Hager of Woodland was a guest of Mrs. Jtoy Bnitnui Friday niglil nnd attended the (■range meeting. . . Miss Mattel Marble is home (nun mental >n getting thepi tn come (■rami Rapids for vacation, she here. added a little over six dMIars piano, which arrived from (•taml to lheir Irvnstiry. Mr. and Mrk Timin* Wilkinson of Rapids. Saturday. Mi-. Willard Vienia»ler ami Hille Maple Grove, were al Frank Calny's Saturday evening, for supper and sim of Bellevue, wen* guests of the Mr .mid Mrs. Frank Caley an.I two Kinne. children accompanied IbeMi home Ellie Clifford of Kalamazoo, -is and spent Bunday. Miss Dorro Gokey, who graduated home for vacation.. al the Blah’ Normal at Ypsilanti, iatter’a hist week, has’.accepted a piStlirni in the Highland Park schu-il for mother. Mrs. Etta Coe, next year. ’ Frank Gokey and daughter. Mi— The Grange met at Roy Brumm's Friday evening. Mr. .VeMer of of tile Week. Mrs. Win. Hollister aml.llve chil­ Ha-lings. county Master |r<t lhe meeting. Aland 50 members were dren who were on their Avsry from present and an inleicsling meeting Grand Hapids lo California. Visited was in-id. After lhe program ice at Chao. HollisleEs last w»-ek. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hotli«l-r ami last Friday.ovrning at Chas. Holli­ Smith in two week*. Orville Stocking R: ster’s. ’ Mrs. Gratton Plucky relumed ic her home in Slelmore. Ohio. Tues­ suiniiier. day after spending nearly liv, weeks heft’. .Arthur Smith nf Gram! Ilapiih Grand . Mrs. c. c. .Price, Saturday. WHAT A POLICY WILL COST YOU PRC Calls in < with proa Ord When done. PI AN HAST When you join this company you pay a policy fee of $1.00 and an advance assessment of 20 cents on each $100 insured. So if you should take out a policy fpr $1,000 the policy fee would be $1.00 and the ‘'advance assessment" would be $2.00, making a total cost of $3.00 for a $1,000 policy. No man can afford to “take Chinees’*"for such a small amount. Sa If you are not Insured, and desire further Information, address any of the officers'named below. MICHIGAN MUTUAL TORNADO, CYCLONE & WINDSTORM INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OFFICE: W. E. HALE, President Eaton Rapids, Mich. DAMON CORNERS. Mrs. Bailey and daughter..' Mi— LONG BEACH. Minnie, wore at Olivet, lo attend Bee lit cl und family and tlm funvral of a rolalivu lasl-Satur- la u.ii h.ivjlu; jiLltiis A itju Uy. bu l Un:. Mry*-Ruth Draper of Ypsilnnti were ro storm of Snltinkry afternoon at tlie hike ti.-Jiing, Monday. ■porlotl as doing il" dniiufee. C. W. Miser and Luke Walers and party of Hastings were visitors at nnd Kalamazoo, for tli«- snmumi iting at l It.- homo (ho lake one day Inst wvek. vacation. Arktoy nml family. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Franklip and A. C. Jhixlon liad n-cernenl . walk laid nortlpof his store buildink list and daughter Tloli'mi visited her family from Bailie Creek spent week. nareiils Mr. ami Mrs. Jas. Hose al- Thursday al Long Bench, also Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James Parrott- of Sonlli-a.l Nasjiville Saturday, nighl ami. Mrs. John Grech add family of Untile Creek visited lln- [ormer's and Sunday. '. Nashville. brother. Chas. Parrott and wlfelnsl The little Mildred nnd Mr. and Mrs. Brandsleller were in week. Margaret Kilpatrick of lj.i-1 Wood- Midiilevillc one. day last week. .Mrs. O. G.. Munroe and daughter. 4heii-tb«l«-r. -M.r-.-E/j-. lloxny. . Aura left last wrrjk, Thursday f»iBatHr-Gn-vk-nnd Mrs. Jeimii! Rock­ Coffeyville. Kan<i». for a visil of well uf Jaek.Min spent from Satur­ several weeks with relatives. mother's in East Woodland Sunday day until Sunday al Ixmg Beach. * hr. F. F. Shilling left Monday for afti>rno<>ii. • Th* Sunday visitors nt Breezy Boston, to take a Mummer .port lies! were Mr. ami Mrs, Ben Mat­ NORT H CARLTON. gradual! cotihw- in medicine at thews and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harvard.. He expects to he gone Ixwi Hynw and wife are spending tmnedfet ami daughter. Mr. and aboul five treeks. . the Untlof lhe week wiUiHhj hit­ Mrs. Fr<i| Konkle nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Miss Frances Mulder ’of Grand ter's parents. Bert Daly and «family <>f Hastings, Hapids vjsilod Miss .Mildred Holly, John Allerding and wife spent al-o Mr. Roland McCreery of Lans­ last week. Sunday afternoon at John timlTs. ing. • Mrs. E. T. Morris and son, Em­ .Grandma Hecfit, is•' Very low al There will be a dance al Ding ery spent last week with relatives this writing. Beal’li in the afterrt’oon and even­ The infant eon of Mr. ami Mr*. ing of July the. fourth. Mrs. B. B. Downing and grandson, Bert. Kinne was Isirn June <25 ami Miss Myrtle .McGrath returned In Jack Nelsim. Vlsib-d lhe fonuer's .tied June J..,m 27. The parents- have her liome Friday afler spemiing Hager, at Wood- the heart felt sympathy of their tlie past week with her aunt Mrs. neighbor* and friends. Bi-andsriller. HASTINGS, MICH. D. W. ROGERS, Secretary Hastings, Michigan GEO. E. COLEMAN, Treasurer Hastings, Michigan. GE( 5 Pi ‘ POST PMC from us charges to On Arguments. Mr. am) Mrs. Fred CoVelio ami HASTINGS AND CARLTON Outward Bound. There la no good arguing with-the friends of Baltla Creek were visit­ TOWN LINE. 'Have you an opening here for met’ or* al Iahim Beach -Sunday and Inevitable. The only argument Avail­ Mr. nnd Mrs. IF. A. Stroud »f Hop ­ Monday. kins visited nt James Swanson's able with an oast wind Is to put on answered the capitalist rich* your overcoat.—Lowell. ' Sunday. behind you.” SOI TH RUTLAND. < Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Wood nnd Fred Smith and wife .atlenddd -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. spent Saturday night -and ■-BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY, quarterly meeting at Cedar Creek, flaugliier Sunday at J. J. Barnumfe. ■ Sunday. - . . / Crystal Brogdon spent Saturday | » Buller. Smith ami family sbcpl niul Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. . Sunday with their Grandma Byown George Myers, of Hastings. | m lhe Hines rteighhorliood -Sunday Albert KTiiho. and wife, Lesterli in company with the other grand­ Kinne nnd family visited al James !i children. • Sanson's one- day last week. A mnnber from our community arc at nur store and when jirdcrlng your groceries from us, order Dora Benner « spending a few1 attended Children's Day Sunday at days with her brother, Arthur.. the lanmn MchoolhoCise. ulirl yoq.rW-.inL for RnV. uarnetl. Mrs. EHna Swanson, Mrs. llockhill from Hasthigs ts spending a few days wTOi her Mrs. Ada Swanson nnd Mr. Isfinaar brat her. Waller Montgomery and of Hickory Corners were visitors at James 8wanooh%. one day last week. family. • and have il delivered and ready when you want II. You will gel Mr. ami Mrs. Glenn Moore, visited . f/iuis. Bachman nnd wife. -May the latter's sMler, Mrs. Victor Pratt, U<hkI service from us. Montgomery Bachman from Grapd near Freeport, Monday afternoon. Get Yon Fireworks Friday a* the stroe will be closed JULY 4th Rapids are spending the week al John I<oftus of Irving, is working Walter Montgomery s. for Glenn Moore (his summer. ■ Lyman Bates' vacant’farm house Mr. and Mrs. Frantz and family was struck hy lightning last Mon­ and Stanley and Lena Warren of Four Deliveries Daily day ami il was badly damaged. It Sunfield, were visitors at Isaac would have been to Hoover's from Saturday until Mon­ | Phone 63 uvvu burned uv.. — the ----- mm. Hastings, Mich. ground Ion for Mr. Kenyon and day. wife, near neighbors who put out BANNER WANT AUVB. PAY. the Tire. ! The Big Fire Works I । ................. — - Independence Day I H. C. WUNDERLICH Th‘c IliutingJ E �DOWLING Woman Is As Old As She Looks DR. PIERCE’S Favorite Prescription */*““•» nUdtelae ttrlUa M Ort ir. nf your ><X.Uful It not e/ /o SottftWHttin Barry Department MILO. Little Emma ixiu Thorpe vt-us •quite III last. week. Russell Lewis spent Sunday in Orangeville. . ' . .Mrs. 'Fanner and ' Miss Fenner spent Tuesday in Kalamazoo. Will Emmons wait called home to Bloomingdale, last week by the 111ncM of his wife. Ethel I^wis is spending- a week in Cloverdale. .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley spent Sunday wilh their parents nt Milo. They will commence housekeeping Ibis week on Clinton Bl, In. Kala- Mr. and Mrs. Morris Johnson have relumed to Milo, to spend the You Money 'E MAKE A SPECIALTY of first class goods in every line we Mrs. Nellie Miyvan Jarrsky who came out to ntteiid the Flower-Kel­ ley wedding, returned to her home In Madison, Wis.. last week. ■ Little Lester Petit of Kalamazoo is Iqwndink several weeks on the farm with Mrs. Nora Blanchard. Bl am-he Jackson visited - her brother in Otsego, last week. • GENTLEMEN, have STRAW HATS? We have acme dandy styles and values from $1.00 to $2.00. Come and get yours while we have a complete stock. Wm. renkes&son OF DOWLING Fuffl Lim® of Hreworfcs Mil Sp/L-Drinks. WEST HOPE Tim Childivn's Day exeirisea nt Hie McCallum school house were nitended by n large crowd Sunday PROFESSIONAL CAROS U» I'bysiciaui and Surgeout. Calls in city or country, responded to with promptness, day or night. The Busy Bees had a foot -social il lhe hcIioiiI house Thursday evuiiiig which was quite well alleml- irder Ohr Drays PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Oar Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Safety First This hold* true in your electric wiring. That's one reason why I urge you to let rue do your electric wprk. Vou'll know it la done right aud that your huildiugs are safe if I do GEO. VAN TIFFLIN 5 Pounds Coffee POSTAGE PREPAID TO ANY PLAiCE JN HARRY COUNTY If you buy 5 pounds or thore of codec from us we will pay the parcel post charges lo any place in Dany county. LAKE VIEW. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Graves mid 'laughter. ’Mirnn. of Battle Creek' m*e visiting lheir daughter, -Mr. mid .Mrs. Floyd McKay. Irving Chnrllon of Washington, is vhdling his parents. Frank Giiarllon and wife through his summer | *.Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Mend amt 'daughters of South Hastings, smml Sunday wilh Mr. nnd .Mrs. Fred i Htilolph of this place., . Mr. mid .Mrs. Sum Varney ami son. Voile, of Nashville, fcpent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith. i Mr. amt Mrs*. James - Fisher of Marlin Corners, spent Sunday wilh .Mt*, ami Mrs. Hamilton Munn. | Carry Allhonse nf Vermontville, [spent Sunday. with. Irving Charlton, i .Miss Arinina ■Gillespie is home I front Western State Normal, when’ she has been the past year. Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren Coolbaugh |ami daughter. Barbara of Coats iGyiivc spent Sunday with Mrs. Alice Coollimigh amt faipily. A few from here attended. lhe • shower for Mr. mid - Mrs. Myron Tuckerman at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Arch Graves of Stony J'binl. Saturday evening. Miss I/'iin Heidi-ruuui of Wiscon­ sin. is here to spend the summer with her sisters, Mrs. H. Minin and Miss Annie Heidnrrnan. ; Mrs. George Keagle visileK with friends al Marlin Corners, part of last. week. LITTLE CEDAR LAKE. Miss Ethel Miflnard. ' who has compleletl her course In the Uni­ versity .of Michigan, lias returned lo the homo of her grandfather, l>. 1.. .Mori bland. Mich. - Mr.- fhmsrnh.iusct has drawn Ute roofing materials fnr llm church sheds. He will finish lhe Job as soon as the fanners have time to Coffee Ranch Hastings, Jclkrion St. - A Word to the Borrower Justice to the man who to paying for It? He may be looking for it at thto very moment. Make it a reg­ ular v tol tor to your home. Tba subscript ion price Is an Investment that will repay you well. children's Day was observed in Cedar Creek on Sunday evening, a large congregnliop being present. We must say ttial Mrs. JVill.Guu-enhmiMT should lie well ntaiiR*d for her good work iiy prepm um* lhe program and by training (he-chil­ dren. Rev. Mrs. Gould, pastor of the U. B. church and her family of seven assisted in Hie exen'isos nil Children's Day. They gave us some fine instrumental ami vocal mimic. Our superiiilendenl. Hen Johnson, assisted wilh his violin. It will be remembered liiat Mr. John­ son’ is n young man, who is interest­ ed in lhe_Siinday school and in the advancement of God’s work. The W. C. T. U. will ln<*el with Mrs. 'A. O. Owen. Friilay. Rev. Lash, presiding elder, gave q« threw seimons at tin* L‘. ‘church. Salurday and Sunday. I The heavy ruin and wind i much damage to wheat tn this Icrntly. • teach al the head of Gull Lake. the coining school year. Mr. nrut Mrs. Orr entertained two of the former’s eouaiiiM. the Misses Thrasher of Albimi, three days .of llisl week. Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Jones ami EAST BARRA'. Mrs. W. W. Rankin and chiidrmi ■ of Kalamazoo aru visiting at J. C. Malays. ■ Mr. mid Mrs. W. F. Crnwfont and »r.u Merton of BnCile Greek. Mrs.• A. PJl'orshcy and Mrs. Alice Smith MM led at H.’ II. Wright's in Haiti-! inoYe Huuday. Miss'N«dtb* Mason rrturmil home iguiulay afrer a,lw<> wtM’ks’ visit in I Kalamazoo. ’ . - Free the Slaves of the Lamp Arbor, last week. Mrj. Ada llisbridgcc <•( Jurkson. has been spending a few day* with I Will lUmkuM and wifi*.. I’Ju-’y vis­ ited Caleb Risbriitaer mid wile al Delton. Friday nnd S.iturday., ' Mrs. Mary Fiveinan >- • mmg bu­ st ts. Devere Hook and baby. Carl Boyes and Mary Andi us will teach lhe. Dowling aclumi fin; entil­ HOI.MEN CHURCH. ing year.- Mr. Ibiyes liaviug ciimue Mi-sdamra' Parmelee. I'nwn*i*iid. of tlie new room. Will Clemepco attd wifv went to Fuller mid Durkiii’mill-Miss Audra i><vk>-r apettriMl llm mmiwi -my Battle Creak. Thurrulny iSciiing see his mother, who had -iilTer.sr dinner of llu* D. G. T. (t. Club hold al-Airs. Lotti'’ Stowell's Irnme in from' a stroke. Carlton. Wcdin*wlny. Slcplu'ii Ihirry. of iktrlloii. was tin* guest of L. N. Iiurkoe Saturday •■wiling mid Suiiitay. Mrs. J. I.. CivM’kfpnl aud •la»lgllt«*r. Mbs tvn spwnl Wednesday with Mrdaugldi tfllll S.xi.au. ' ............... nnd^family in South H • Mrs. John Stnmin -u of Flint lit viriliW h'*r OXWELD ACETYLENE CO. CHICAGO PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING II you have any work in the above lines l^shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. Mrs. Amin Telliplc was in tins! igs two days last wc> Will Ilerriitglqn’A m-w Iioum* ell under way, ready fur lhe plm Elwin Onoslie. wife । Crqek ami St. Mary's lake. Friday tern Evalyn.and Mildn I afternoon, returning in the evening. Hay in Host Ings, the gm Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mudgel t of Otsego are spending a week at Pop­ lar Hill wilh Mr. amt Mrs. Hays. " Homer Hower went to KalmnaZ(M», Wednesday ' ■ •• • ■ Rodney Flower, city. Rodney resident of this a house .party al Jako Johmmn's. Humlny. Sam Hay is moving some build­ ings for hr. Ayer al (lull Igtko. Mrs. John Goble went to Cedar Creek.-Friday, to spend lhe week end with her iiarvnts. Myra Crtmdall Taylor's son. Wal­ ler of Auburn. N. Y.. who lias been ill since (he 5th of Jasl liecembcr. How the Timos Change. i- grailunlly failing A magazine complaint that there Mrs. Will Hfighe.s of Prairieville are no little girls any Lore. And you rntvi'lnini'd the Indict home club. may have observed tb.it middle-aged Thursday. women uro scarcer than they used to Kalamazoo. Sunday, reporting- Rod­ ney Flower a very little belief. Mr. nnd Mrs. Horner Aldrich went In Otsego. Saturday. ‘ J. <J. Hughes is doing nicely nnd bids fair to regain his usual good ।.... iii. * . T. H. MASHINO DELTON, SPUING BROOK. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Honeysett spoil! Sunday with Mr. atid Mrs. Hutche­ son of Plainwell. . Mr. and Mis. Harty Hale ami chil­ dren spent Sunday nl the lallcr’s mother's, Mrs. Humble, al Silver .Mr. Hobart has just purcliastnl a new-Ford aulumobilr. The Young laidies Tliiinldu Club! met wilh Mrs. Lee Bingham, last Thursday. Mrs. Ilatliu Honeysell is spending a few days will^ |p*r mother mid sistrru of Plainwell. Mr. nnd Mrs. Doinine of knlmnazoo have ingyed in Gharlea Hicks' l-nmil lioiue. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Gay are moving lo Richland Junction, where he will continue his work in mak­ ing cement- blocks for silos. .Mr. iiml Mrs. Owen Blanc lined and family of Knlmmnmo. spent Sunday nt the former's parciils. "Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blnnclimd. Miss IIcIhu James returned Imine lad Thursday afler spending a few days wilh friends in (his ueiglilwrIrnhI. ♦ MICHIGAN. The Discriminating Housewife *.* •m’s Hazel mid Mary Itanium rhiling lheir aunt. .Mrs. F.dum < and family in Jnrkson. They remain until after the Fourib. Is on thc“LOOKOUT” these days.. I lot Weather spoils lots of things, but KELLEY KEE.PS KOOL fresh Groceries, no nutter how hot the summer days get. Buy from KELLEY Cloverdale, Mich. 'I'he Kalamazoo Y. M. C. A. boys are camping al lower Crooknl lake. A large number of them attended (lie ice cream social al Milo. Sat­ urday evening. Thoy an- a*whole­ some happy, care-free lot'of young­ stern out for n good lime mid we hope they may have it. .1. lirmidsleltef' is, still in C.leve1 kl.... inspecting ,1—-1U1—— land, Ohio, the— *btuldina nf a new dock by the city, along lhe waler front of some real-estate, in which he owns an interest. The old duck was removed by the city during lhe process- of straighten­ ing the channel of lhe river. RARRYV'ILLE. The Aid Society will have n Fourth of July celebration at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Sylvester Oversinilh. Saturday afternoon mid evening. In lhe afternoon they will have a opoech by a colored evangelist, a very noted talker. In the evening (Ireworks ami oilier amusement*. They will serve sandwiches and coffee and sell bananas, candy, nuts, lemonade. ice rreatn and cake. All come nnd have a glorious fourth. Preaching Sunday muniing liy the colored evangelist. Mr. ami Mrs. Georgt# Reese ami children spent Sunday nt Hie Whit­ lock home. CHAS. DENE.AU, Quantity Leads to Quality Quality Leads to Success E HAVE BOTH The nl*Ov<; is a photograph ol the Car Load ol * Gold Medal" Flour received, at this Bakery. This row of Hour was 66 feet long. There were 410 halt barrel sacks in the car fcgid, each sack containing pounds .ol Hour, not counting lhe weight ol the sack. Each sack was about 3 ket long. It these sacks were laid so that the ends would just touch, it would ni.il. • a continuous line almost a quarter of a mile long ol hall barrel sacks of “Gold Medal" Flour. When baked into kiaVti thia car load will make a continuous line ol bread over eight miles Fong. ) We’ll Bake—Keep Cool Our Two Leaders During the terribly hot weather di the sum­ mer it is hardly worth your while to endure the hardship and inconvenience of baking your own bread. Wc not only, buy flour, in unormous quantities, but our other materials are of just as high grade as this flour and are also purchased in large quantities. We have to buy in large lots because we use great quantities. This car­ load of flour only lasts about 7 weeks. Of course our buying in great big lots entitles us to y$ry low prices and we put the saving thus made into our baked products. You get junt as good quality from us as you can get at home. . Our two bread leaders are Malted Krearn Bread and Hastings Potato -Bread. These breads are meeting with almost universal favor and our trade is on the gain. We have studied the bread-making problem.fmm every point and. are giving the highest quality of bread possible. Our shop is sanitary and ab­ solutely clean, wc invite inspection. These are some of the reasons why our business is in­ creasing. Those who have used one of our pop­ ular brands of bread, are pleased and continue' using it aqd if you are not using our bread you hhd better try doing so for the coming season. Star BaKery (gt Restaurant Phone 381 Quality Bake Shop Hastings, Mich. �rage httoen ” ~ ~r * the hasttncb banner. july FREEPORT. * • Mra. C. W. Bandiard ami jtough- I'mi rise again." Suhmhtiiur lo the will of God which was worktsl out It la certain chat no Immigrant la through lhe wii! of man, the Lord moro loyal to wlfa and child than tha the English schools, they do turu out Jesus laid down His life, and did so Irishman. Out'of nearly tan thouaand well-behaved orderly boys and girts. ii the just and the imjusl.' iiik irtalives at Wl»il< wiirmgly (John . The sec­ Mr. and Mrs. W.»N. Ik-tm.- ntffl charity caaea In’ which a wife was tho : Mrs. F. E. Huntley of Grant F Rap­ ond bruising nf Gen. 3:15 took nliendHi (rounded tn the morals of Christian plrtre. Hut now the third duy id* visited Mr. and Mrs. William frienrix aii<f relatives hen* Inst week event Is brtnigld before us. Man quency of widowhood, and the least civilisation, with an Instinctive sens* lican last week. On, Friday Mr. Mr. has been -having hta way,.now God frequency of desertion or separation of obedience to law- and a becoming Huntley updoi-ed from’ lite oily and has His way. Demon* ami men ia among tho Irish — Tho Century. Mm. Dean accompanied, him |n*m<Sunday School l-esson foe July 12. might conspire lo destroy Him. Iiut Itie.'fntkAlllg day. i«nt It. Would we be any th’» tone By Lag- W. Amrs. wit n«' purposed to raise Him from Mark God Chicago spent *31,(140.000 for mus­ off ff wa had more of these qualitlM mil Alton |efi Friitay lo a|M<mt n few hurt*. Hie dean. Man's conspiracy can ic last year, the largest awn spent barer—Whitelaw Reid. never frustrate God's punmae. The days visiting .Mr. and Mrs. -William Hidden Trit: Mark Hl Read unfulfilled purpmu-« of Gml in by any city in lhe world. For F>sl'iy ami daughter. Miss Chryslal' Luk.- 18:15-30 Although many plants close lheir »>«lry Christ Jason are just ns certain of musical instruments and sheet Introductory. fulfillment as if limy-had already music. t2H.d00.lW) was expendeii, lhe leaves nnd fipwan at the approach remainder going for musical «iuor rain, lettuce flowers open their been brnugh't to pas*. Gj»d cnntioi 'cation and entertainment. . study. rmiceiuiiw the servin'.' know defeat. widest st such 'times. iiix town llm profirielor of the tn '•alii of Hi.- Servant. nnd leant Ing Roller mills during n i-arl vt Failing to' apprehend the proph­ the Imjo wm* of Z«*beib-c ap­ id the wr-e that soma cou- ecy. lake charge of u proach our Dini 'through their Iho kay-versc of the Book. nii'lli'i. Mi. mill nt,Romeo. W-iUl a I.-IJU'-I, May lhe One who lias liemu* of the Mini'* word gotten us again hy the ihcorrup- making innit bi* UMinl atati* <if bcallli. “whnlaoever." Study, concerning liide Word guide us into lhe trullm iug that he fiwli fM-lter than h<- ho asking for whatsoever we (tadre. m । .ran* Ra* । n«T the'morning. Irani to make him <>f tilth leuon. JcR for year*. Th*- <q!»*iiil«i»H fn Mk/ 124; I John 5:!I. 15; Jatne* •ppendirili* Wtu .-nlir.-ly auccrak. Dhktona. .4:3. In rc*f»on"ft to Hi* <pn*"tinn. ful, *4' much .m» (hat Mr. Wacm-i THE PROPHECY OF THE they a*k in detail for what they de32-31. sirr. tlp*ir petition indicating lheir You will need groceries, fruits, 1 of inert inc* aufferitlg fimn chronic .appemlicitis THE PRAYER ’ OF THE faith in His triumph but not by the vegetables for Saturday and Sun­ to lake the operation cure, pro­ >. 35-10. * way of the cron*. They would In* awakening. vided llm general slate of the In-allh - THE PROVOCATION OF on either aide of Hi.n. In glory. Be­ day, phone 144 at once so you can Warrants it fore long two thieves wen* hang­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Rurril F. GilWl and the nine inninu*. The Outline Developed. ing. one <hi either side of Him. The be sure of a delivery—We Close Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Watson am' Prophecy is pn<-writlcn history. l/ird's reply explain* their rripiest, All Day, Saturday, July 4. Venlie Johnson all from Irving at­ Historians ‘*wril<‘ of things lhal “Yr know not what vc ask." Jte tended the •Alumni lianqurt of ‘ have happened: the Spirit of Gml then iMiints them lo His cup. and Middleville High Sidiool Ibid, writes of thing" that an- lo come Hi* iNlpliMn.* -See. nn the cup. llu* nicdiciiuunit! Jjie latter part ofjnnd family. . Midtilrvillr Inn. Friday evening." 'John 10:13). t>n the way to Jcr- following: Ml. 26:39; Loke 22:3U. line time was reported. u-alein the Ixn-1 Jesus Christ tells John IK:tl: I Cor. 11:25. 26. And Not a few from this vicinity are They the twelve nliout lhe thing* lhal off baplioin. Luke 12:50. bUuinmg In aljcud the i>aiii)Uel ami an* to happen lo Him there. Ho staled their ahilily to (Ktrlake of BLAST SIDE. GROCER formal opening July ltd next, al spoke -nlxnit “what things should His cup and Hm baptism, and He which lime the public will-Ih* tihl<> happeu"—litis i« tiroidiecy. “Un­ promised (hem that they should du to. Him"—He i« Hu- siibji*ct or no. Il is serious to make prof Jin. Marr. prophecy, Old r<*»(mn<-nt and New sions to Je*us Christ. He lake* Test ament. Beginning in Gen. 3:15 at our wortl. Both these uiscin NORTH IRVING. as well ns others. kn«*w someth Mrs E. H. Adams returned from lion Ghd has given us a pre-writ- of His cup and Ills baptism, though none over did. ever w mother accompanied her home for things are eon- ever ran iiaolake ns fully ns did He n visit. i-erning His Son i. When He who Uiok our place and |>nid the Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Richards visit­ until then, full penally* of our sins. Another oame. then. not ed relatives al Kuntlrld from Satur­ wa* there * o who could says “Janie* was the . first (Aets day (ill Monday. save His people from their sins. (23), nnd John the Iasi (Rev. 1:9', SOI I II BIHV.NE. Alway* Talks in Granite and Marble Charlo* IHost's tianbier aud hus­ When He coim- again, not until of lhe niwutliw to suffer for tlie Kenedirl and family band from Lansing are visiting her then, will thia e.irlh Ih-coiuo a plat* pafi-nK in which righti-ousneM dwells 2 comes concerning the plnc» Wallace and family of FrvcWhen you buy a monument or marker you Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wallers which Hie two had naked. Iasi Friday a daughter, who will Ml. want .'both GOOD MATERIAL com­ Tim. t:t>. Prophecy haff, lo do .God's oreparation. nud wife answer lo lhe name of Gladys Viola. wilh With, wilh the salols in lheir prepared dinner; bined wilh GOOD WORK. You Mrs. Sloiighlon of Coral is Ink­ celnlii>D to Him- a relation cslalt- ml kingdom; 2f wihit iHd slnml as a testimonial of ing rare of her daughter Mrs. Ed. lishetl nnd maintained by God's Rom. 9:23; I Cor. Walters. grace, nnd with sinful individuals ynqf^espect to the memory of Hip family attended the fum ha Geiger of Baltimore visited former'* n man who prepared not himself. 2 and un lions as they are related tn dereaMgl. We buy only FIRST mother, nt Rn her abler Mrs. J. J. Cairns from first nf last Tim. 221 tells us aboul preparaHimself and lli« own. Im not Ihweek. QUALITY BARIfE GRANITE, and Tuesday till Friday. afraid of the study of llilile prophe­ tlis- BF»T UAHRI.E linfi uHut ma­ John Kidder from. Panualee Ki­ movins into the hniiiu*. r. cy. If God had not intended His rd Im (tod for His preparaliuns. lled his brother Wellington l.i-t lerials wa can buy. .W&.do First pimple lo study and understand Art thou prepareif? Saturday. prophecy would lie have written Then the ten are much displeas­ Clnw" Work, and will lie pleased to it?- Note lhe special blessing con­ ed. dbulillem expressing themselves refer you to any mini tier ot satisfied ■ j underwent nn <>i>eralinn al. IbffTerOnly Way to Keep a Secret nected wilh the rending of God's alsnit Hit4 mailer. This brings customera, and you can readily sec In life. Usually, the only absolute, forth lhe words of our Lord con­ samples of our work in tinml any of prophecy (Rev. 1:3. We nwd cerning greatness nnd .service. He incontestable insurance of a secret ceini-lerj- in BMrry (Io. Place ynur lo beware of the fanciful interpre- Himself l»-ing lhe highest illustra­ nnler NOW fnr summer setting. tion hf this, nnd His highest ser­ study of_prophecy vice being that of giving His life a to tall any part of It-—William George . I'he child of ransom for many. Lol us note hen1 Ih- filled with lhe that lhe idea nf lieiiiK saved by Granite and Monument Dealera 97 Haatinge, Mich. I ruth concerning the sufferings of ministering is excluded, for lhe Christ. nnd th.- glory that should hud distinctly states that He gives follow I Peter l:ir. He needs His life n ransom for many. If wa Wo must bear each personality as < li-org** were iii Grand Rapids. Mon­ could save ourselves by serving, ws coms In contact with Its inherent day. ■ Individuality, without al all counting Arthur lllenm assisted ILrt- Stahl oli«-y nut the ii'Hpel of Gml" I there would be no nerd of Hi" pay­ . Peter kt" . Otol knowing the ter­ ing a ransom price for us. Ye are on its rsgeueralion and without con­ ror of lhe I.,W, Im may persuade bough! wilh a price, lhe precious demning It for remaining just what it nri-m nur rnn«l hwirtfelt- thanks hij Note that in blood of Christ (f Cor. d:20; I Peter i M. Keyser ami family ^Thursday, iu<*n 2 Cor. ta-—Schopcnhau'r. f :IH. 19.) , kindly.■-am>- to tin. in o (ieorge Clarke of near I^owell, ■tT — — Hue your clothin. Spot, qxtk.-ii of. Seven I* Ihj* complete Next week—Blind Bartlmaeu*— lluollll^v) leas in a spotless town number. ■! We g<* up lo Jcru- Mark tO:ML52 'compare Is. 12:1-7). pastor for lluisitod Sunday with Men', two piece suits cleaned ami pressed and lo those who - Sincerely Wour* Ladies' plain dresses cleaned and pressed. • Mr. Mnnnio Clark |#e WT^ines. tailing then*, returned home to Jerusalem (Luke 9:51 L He Ladies' plain suit* cleaned and pressed. knew what was- facing Him there. Mr. nnd Mrs Wu Indies* skirts cleaned and pressed He knew tii'-n. “He knew what was LEIGHTON. Mr. Aloipo Newtnn, W / Can be mode profitable if the mnir (John 225), He knew “ the in HIGH STREET. Born lo .Mr. ami Mrs. William right kind of machinery ia uxd. of niaa" (Pa. 75:10-; He Jackson. Jun* 28, a son. Blanche Cleveland. Otic Gliddt rn's I lay was quite wrath knew the •-utility of the wicked Charles Fisher's little two year HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO one under whose leadership His old ln»y got a ladHe of creosote and Tlie nientbet-dlh' of Hie Philadol- tlhr rainy weather. Booaia & Boschirt Paeaa C> K- ><-irtng to destroy Him hmmil Itself quilajMidly. Mrs. Grin Graffinilb-r nf Port­ 3i . Rut He went to Jernaled by women. Clara Jackson Mtjd Vlcginin Brown land. Ind., is visiting Mrs. A. Sce1I<- "went before" His dis- will attend the Khlnniarmi normal her pud other Trjmds hen-. v 32^. Possibly their June 29. I Ira" Baldwin nnd wife nf Hastings rnt v T-’ was due lo His coinmencemetii Tweleve Julrili-e singer* -will sing caMnm-ss in going lo this city al the Evangelical church June 29 which liated Him; perhaps lheir in the morning. . fear concerned thenwlves as they Mrs. Gillespie died Friday night. It don’t make any difference what time of day you followed Hun who led Ihvin into Frnfl Sc had. l-ewis Kachli-y. Henry Theda and Lewis Smith all come to ua, we will get you what you want to eat hold, we go up to Jerusalem." '-2) have new aulomobiies. laittng Mabie At this store may be found a clean stock of staple general "And the Son of man shall lie de­ if it ia in the city. Jake Finkbiner. Fred Aubil, Geo. . Coleman. nxtfchanilise from which to select your everyday neces­ the chief priests, and Willison and Will Bragg all have .Mr. and Mrs. M.-Dormont o( Hopn, liveredtheunlo "crities." This was ful­ new JiJos. sities? As price is one ol the considerations and is a fac­ attended Children's Day lien* Kun- nnlo filled in lhe betrayal of Jesus try tor in every sale, we enumerate the following: Mrs. Robt. Jackson tins been’very Juda-. Later (Mk. 14:18-20 He s»rk with ploinain poisoning. ft lb*. Rolled Oala for.. . 25c that one of lheir own Just during the past few days we have begun Robert Jackson is very low pt Mabie Coleman visited nn told themumibl 21 lb*. H. & H. Granulated Sugar lor betray Him.' Be­ present. in tlie Ycpkley district one number, ving fresh seasonablejruita. When you are hungry, trayal involve* a* professed friend­ 22 lbs. Light Brown Sugar .. .. . Mr. and Mr*. David Sfeeliy have ship, it involves unfaithfulness. visited their daughter in Saginaw, 8 bars Lenox Soap 25c come and see us. Iloth of these we find in Judas. Rev. and Mrs. Jacklor. , Varying Weights In Use. How ninny y<.ung men are being -Miss Emma Jackson is home from betrayed duly—being led into her school work helping to care for half a kilogram, or about one tenth places nml habits that wit) eventu­ tier parents. more tliau the American and English ally prove lheir ruin I How many IRVING, MICH. 1904-1914 pound. r , young womeir art- being betrayed Of the 477 wonuyf doctors in IN HOONAN'8 CIOAK STORK BOTH PHONES—Hastings, 159 IL-IS; .Middleville Line. 1«2 1I.-1S. by im-n in whom they have placed England, lhe greater majority nnHnattnga, Mich. WANT ADVS.”----married. d to he friends, bul who were reality flends! But here in One wh<> is holier than any ... tin- son* <>r daughlgra of "men. and listen tn His wonts. “Verily. 1 say unto you. Ona of you which ealelh with me shall betray me" Mk. ll:lH "Is it I?" (3) “And they shall i-ondemn Him to death." On what grmind? “He ought ’to die, because lie made Himself the Son of God" John 19:7). Said the high priest ' Wlial need wo any The vacation trips are certainly delightful, but to the smoker none are-* ^ No twine on the market can surpass The Plymouth Standard Twine. further witm-sea? Ye have heard tin- blasphciuyt whal think ye?" complete without his cigar case is filled w^h.GOOD CIGARS. The one word Plymouth is a guarantee of its quality. When buying twine [‘•.And they all condemned Him to We have the cigars you want and we would- like to have you enjoy them. ♦' get the Plymouth Standard and save time and trouble in the field. And be guilty of death0 (Mk. 14:63, 64). I’ “And "hall deliver Him lo the Take with you remember that you can get this twine of the man that lost the plow for-10 Gentiles." It was not lawful -for thmii (lhe J<-w«) to pul any man to cents a pound; also remember that the trust agent would be askng you 11 death John 1821.) The Gentiles must therefore have a pari in it cents for this grade of twine, if. the ma n who lost the plow was not on the job. 5 ' Ami they shall mock Him. aml.shall s<-mirge Him. and shall 'Over production and not the tariff fixes prices. Having a much larger spit upon ttim;**' Thik was the The cigars we sell have, a-rich taste and a fragrant aroma because we '41 abuse that If.- received from the "Stock of sections than I'need and wishing to dose them out at once I will sell huml- of Hi.- Gentiles iu addition know how to keep our cigars. We have the only real way in. Barry county '< for the next two weeks, one full box 25 sections for either the McCormick, to to-imr.nidified. Jvw ahd Gen­ tile unitiijln mistreating this apntfor keeping cigars and tobacco the way they should be kept ♦' Deering, Milwaukee or Osborne mowers or binders for 90 cents a box. Call ib-M Dm- wlrn was-condemned by wicked m- n who fulfilled the scrip­ at once while they ’are going. tures in their abuse bf tho Son of Gml. Under what law does a con­ demned prisoner receive-; such treatment ai was accorded lo Jesus Chrisl? (d) tAnd shall kill Hun." The first advent climax of Satanic and human, (ormlher in­ i human wrath wai' reached when The Place to Meet Your Friends NOT IN THE TRUST ' G«d manifest in the tle»h was nail­ Jefferson Street % oil lo the cross and died at the ♦ Phone 100 Hastings Michigan hand of trautgresaoH, between two , trari-igresaprs, for transgressors. (7) “And Um third day He sliall IRVING. "He mnkelh hi* sun In. rise oh <h»« International Sunday School Lesson ■ Order Early! JAY MEAD IRONSIDE BROS. Celebrate July 4th in PIDER MAKING The Irvins General Store Appetizers at Doyle’s We H^ave Added Fruits C. R. WATSON, General Store Plymouth Standard Twine Tom Doyle’s Sanitary Lunch Your Vacation Smoke! :A Box of Good Cigars: JESSE TOWNSEND J. F. HOOINAN �THE *HASTINGS BANNER . JULY 2, 1814-20 RABES. Hastings T-* HE Hastings City Bank Bank Capital, Surplus and Profits $125,000 SLEEP DISTURBING BLA OBERWEID ~ BACKACHE-RHEUMifflSM, QUICKLY VANISH Even .Most Chronic Sufferers Find Relief After A Few Doses Are Taken Backache, urinary disorders, and rheumatism, are' caused from weak, inactive kidneys, which fail to filter out the impurities and keep the blood pure, and the only way on earth to premanently and positively cure such troubles, is to remove the cause. The new discovery, Croxone, cures such conditions because it reaches the very roots of the disease. It soaks right into the stopped up, in­ active kidneys, through the walls and luiings; cleans out the little filtering cells and glands; neutralizes and dis­ solves the poisonous uric acid sub­ stances that lodge.in the joints and muscles to scratch and irritate and cause rheumatism; it neutralize* the unne so it no longer irritates the tender membranes of the bladder, and cleans out and strengthens the stopped up, lifeless kidneys so they and.lilt.au.lhi wIwHJlOM Newly Revealed Information About The Gun Lake Indians, Ancestors Souttiwestern Michigan THIS WEEK’S NEW’S JIN of the Bradley Indians of To-day. NEAR-BV COUNTIES. j Dwight Ik Waldo, a« head of lhe Niwmal school of thfa city. Excerpts From The Autobiographical Sketch of Rev. liMati* I the young'll •tiurationnl inntilution in Michigan, Mt/ Waldo James Selkrig, Missionary Who Settled at Selkrig I through diljgent efforts has made Lake in 1837. Read by W. W. Potter at >the Kalamazoo Normal one of the biggest and moat important educa­ - the Meeting of the Barry County tional center* in (be Weft. Pioneer Society. Harry* Fellows 13 years old son them a poor miserable rare. We' ■if Mr. and Mr*. J. F.. i'ellowa, of talked trr-thnnrnhn by nn intrrpn'- lumfa tlrcrt;. -.savPiTIhe tlfn-or^a ler; Tho Rev. Sir. Staler wa* wilh nine-yenrs-ol«1 lad, named Spencer, TucMtay nlivrnoon. nt the Balti* Creek sanitarium ।mots, when he inaw; he had three wives with jumpetl in and dragged the-little whom he lived, bid he said but lit— fellow out as lie was -inking for the ’’f ■ lie to u* and after a short visit we second lime. returned to Lewis' and look our teams and went on to lhe Rev. Mr. Attorney General Fellows is mak­ We Compound Interest on Your Slater’s.- We staid al his house ing an effiirl tn delerminc if the lain Saving Acconnta Semi-Annually. that night and the next hurraing thp Ciinrlw W. Post, Battle -Creek mil­ That Helps to Keep Them tirouj Bishop gave me. direct iuin how lb lionaire, wq* a legal resident of Ing. H's the Steady Saver Who is proceed and I started by wafton to this slate witli a view to in*tituling tho Sure Winner. Nites. In the tlrst place. I hired a proceedings to collect an Inheri­ man hy the name of Nelson Poland tance lav amountim.' l>i nearly half Plan Your Future Hight bv Starl­ to labor amt I purchased a yoke of a million dollars. Mr. Post’s will ing a Saving* Account al This Hank. oxen and a span of horses and made was tiled fur probate in WashimrWc Pay 50 Per Ont Higher Inter­ ready as fa*L as possible to move on l»iji. I>. C.. and il was recently de­ est Than Yinl Cun Gel on Govern­ to ground that wojild suit my pur- clared by Congressman Prouty that ment Hoods. pose. My father was with mo at the milliiinaiK' and several 'Others the time I started for Rev. Mr. had established rifiik’hcM in theSlater's. I supposed that he would. District of Columbia in an effort tn rather go home to Rochester in the evade the mlivrilnnce tax law. state of New York, fail 1 sow lhe old man look down and I asked him When M. A. C- .seniors took lheir if ho would like to go among the flnill farewell*. 15 girl students Indians and he answered me (hat wore diamond' set rings on.tho he should like to go where 1 went. third finger*' of lheir left hands. I told him to cheer up and Hint he They were pledged to w«sl as should go wilh us. This,’ at ftneo, many A. C. .men. also members cheered the old gentleman amt I of the M. graduating class. TITe 3p never saw a man more grateful Ilian confessed they hail taken the he was. 1 left my daughter in advice of ■liiat Prof. Ik-al. who for 20 Niles, the only one in the family. or more was head of the .M. We got ready and started and we years A. C. laitany department, held came on until night and found a (he iH'lief that love should has he mix­ good prairie where we could feed ed with learning. His disciplea our team* and tlx our wagon for the this yoar'numher about 15 per ce’rtt night. We built a large tire lo of the graduating class.. cook our provisions and fixed our­ teams ami slept as happy as I ever Taxpayers In luilikiiinzoo will pay had done in till my life. In the morning, after breakfast we stnrt- ♦2>*»4>iH’.rej in city tn\es'dnring the ed again and got as far ns Kalama­ present year, an hicreare of over the amount paid in V.)i3, ac­ zoo and staid al this place in the night. The next morning we left cording to the report of City As­ for Gull Prairie and arrived nt Mr. sessor E. M. Kennedy. The tax SlnteFs about noon the same day. report has jff*i been unlahed by Um My oldest son was with me and as assessor's olllce. s»*veral days in ad­ my father played Ufa clarinet, my vance of the usual time for com­ sou took lhe violin ami myself lhe pleting IHp work, and turned over french horn, we went out doom and to City Treasurer L. . Kline for col­ began to play a march and lhe In­ lection. - The (ax is based on a to­ dians came running from lheir Ijab- tal assessed valuation for the real The That Does Things For You personal property in lhe city Haltons .and .gathered around us to and hear our music. They were very of m‘11.505. -The tax rate being much pleased and wc played about six tenths of one mill or W on every thousand of valuation. The valu­ twenty tunes to lheir great amusemoot. . My hired inan went to work ation is gSOtUMM) greater Ilian the I Select Ions From the Autobio “ for Mr. Slater, while 1 looked ui> the amount reported last year. ! grnphy of James Selkrig. > land on which ta settle. I left my Warren Brody und Don Davis, | Wc arose in the morning andI family, at Mr. .Slater's and went prisoners in the (toss county jail at I traveled on to Gull Prairie where down to visit. Saginaw am! to look Cassoimlis are locked in dark cells I we expected a nulnber of |iieacli>t- also for some good land that I might because «f an effort they made I of our commune to conn- mrTtnd purchase for the Indians. I found Wednesday night to escape by s visit a number of Indians al a place the old Chief at his wigwam and af­ settingdlie jail on fire. The I'r- was where- lhe Rev. Mr. Slater had es- ter I had given-the old man a hand discovered In the early morning vision of labor makes him a piece­ HOW TWO NASHVILLE BOYS Strange Condition uf Things. tablistied a mission for the Indians. of tobacco which pleased him very when other prisoners nearly over­ worker. - Ollier things being equal I It’s a st range condition of things’ The Bev. gentleman was very j>o- much, he staled to nie that there the vaster the plant and the more ACQUIRED SOME EXPERIENCES we have in this country—big crops,- lite |o us and lent us all the nssisl- was excellent land almul aix\miles come hy suffocation, were driven to piecemeal its processes the more sound financial condition, but no’ ance in his power to instruct us in from that place and stated Hint he panic nnd aroused Hie officers. cheaply its output can be market­ Thnt Will Teach Them The Wis­ abusiness. Brody and Dflvis Iind piled lhe The nutliorUies al Wash ­ ■ all our inquiries respecting this would go with me and that I would ed. Not only is lhe immensely ington ought lo be able lo see whatl strange people. Our ministers ntel see for.myself, but as yet he would matin's.*** up in a cell and afler dom of Taking Care When costly machinery now reqiiiii-d for their constant agitation of meas­■ us at .Mr. Slater’s and Hie Bishop make no further promises. I re­ starting the lire slipped to another economical production out of the Driving un Auto. part of the jnil. Si dense was the ures that distupi business and des ­ turned lo Mr. Slater's and lhe next * engaged him to go wilh us and visit reach of the tailoring man, but it fa ,The last issue of the Nashville smoke when the officers arrival tlie Indians at their camp and in- day I started for Saginaw’s camp that it was witli the greatest diffi­ also out of the reach of the indi­ News contains the following ac­ troy confidence) fa doing. The following froln a recent is­* torprel for us. We got ready and and found him ail right for a tramp culty vidual capitalist, the combined sav­ count of how two youths of that the cell doors were unlocked ing, of hundreds or thousands of town learned a valuable lesson sue of IntTMichigan Investor givess loft Gull Prtirie and traveled north in the woods. He had about eight and lhe prisoners taken to another Mocliholders being needed lo equip fast driving with an auto. -The an idea of lhe situation, for whichi as far as the Grand River and cross- Indians with him all dressed off in part of the building. and liberate the biggest plants. Bul News article is so well written that IhoughllriiK lawmakers, anxious forr ed in scows when we soon got lo lheir true Indian style with their their own political welfare, ratherr lheir camping ground. The -Indi­ rifles all charged so that it they any mah^Who has earned and saved we* reproduce ’it entire. There are nearly to.ooo electric than the country’s good, are largely ans eyed us very close and after a came across some game, they could vehicles the price o{ a share can buy into in this country. . “Sometimes they won't learn any responsible. * few words with the Chief Capa- shoot it and hast* something lo eat. The Yellowstone National park such a business nnd thus become other way. Ralph Olin is one. of nn owner of1 machinery to the ex­ “Julius Kruttschnl|L chairman off mossa. he soon made the necessary I .had U» leave them a short lime has an area of 3A75 square miles. them. A good "driver, but wilh a and -ride around Gunn Lake nnd tent of liiiyfrapitnl. the Southern Pacific Railroad Com­. arrangements and lhe Bishop com-' keen desire to know just How fast pany, He told the they look a canoe and paddled who has made an extensive> menced his address. lhe darned machine is capable uf trip Qjver tho lines of the companyf In(|ians that -lie was nut ho rued by across the lake while I rode around The tlrst Canadian and. Interna­ goingthroughout the west and southwest,t the Government of the United tho North part of Hot fake. iy did tional Good Ronds Congress will, he gel “ Ralph works al Hurd ’ s garage,' ’ Stalos to make lhetn an offer lo aid nol tnk«‘ me n great says that he found general condi ­ held al ■Munireo), Canada, May 18 and Friday evening he and Herbie tions so far as the crops are con­. them in their situation and to..take along side of them. They tiweled lo 23. Walralh wore out in Joe's demon­ -them nnd their children lo some directly west about four miles from Thu Utah Development league of­ strator, having a bit of a Joy ride. cerned. splendid and never belter,’ convenient place and instruct them the lake and we arrived al another fers prizes lo cities and towns in Incidentally, of course, they want­ not-only on the lines of .the South­. in, lhe art of fanning nnd erect a leautiful fake .ami il was nlmut lhe state which keep themselves ed'to know how much actual speed ern Pacific, bul throughout the en­I school for their children where twelve o’clock. They then struck tire west and southwest. General the cleanest this summer. there fa in it, and they were cutting business, however, he says, is notL they might learn to read English a fire on the bank of this beautiful How Mr*. Hurley Was Re­ itJooso on their way south, along good. ‘There is not much trafllc. and become acquainted witli the sheet"of water, the slHH-es of which stored to Health by Lydia ths road through Maple Grove Cen­ moving. Practically none west­ ways of white men. He witnessed were'dry and as beautiful as cpuld You’re Bilious and Costive! I, in' the meantime, took off t E. Pinkham's Vegetable Sick Headache. Bad Breath, Sour ter. When they rounded a little bound and yery little eastbound. how poor they now were and such be: port bags in which I had stow­ Stomach. Furred Tongtie »|id Indi­ curve, about half a mile north of That which is moving east is com­ a course as he would take with my , Compound. a quantity of short cake and I gestion, Mean Liver and Bowels th« Center, the car* swerved from posed principally of fresh fruits, them would learn Jhem how t/> meet ed the cake among them clogged. Clean up tonight. Get a the road, struck a little pile of new etc. The Southern Pacific is.mov­* the white.man in all his ways aiiil distributed was enough fnr us all a 25c. bottle of D,r. King's New” Life mown hay. skidded a rod or two, ing about 2tM) to 250 carloads off by doing sfi they would soon dls- which' Eldon, Mo. — "I was troubled1 with hearty meal. Afler eating amt nnd finally wound up bottom side . cover tbe advantage it would bo to cantaloupes a day out of the Im­ Pills today and empty I ho stomach lighting our pipes, we (lien alteuiU displacement, intlammntion and female and bowels of fermenting, gassy up. crosswise of the highway. perial valley. Il is estimated that them. The chief Capaniossa then ed weakness. For two our business. They showed me foods and waste. A full bowel Herbie was thrown clear of the ma­ the citrus crop this year will totalI arose to make his reply. He said theto beautiful years I could not country around and that Hie bishop’s proposal appeared movement gives n aatfafled. thank­ chine. and was bul slightly injured, about 42,000 carloads. stand, on my feet lo bo a good one; (hut he had tolil indeed, tbe land was paid aifd the ful feeling—makes you feel line. but Olin was pjiuied Under the car, ‘ "In order to handle lhe large was excellent. I made up my long at a time and 1 Effective, yet mild. Don't gripe. behind lhe steering wheel. Wal­ crops (his year," says Mr. Krult- the truth in saying that they were water mind at once .and resolved to pur­ could not walk two 25c. Recommended by (farveth & ralh finally lifted the machine off schnilt, ‘we are going to make ev­’ iioor. They are very poor, said he. chase land and establish lhe blocks without en­ Stebbins.—A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. Olin's neck, allowing him to crawl ery locomotive and every freight’ but the proposition the Bishop mission.theI found out the owners of out, nnd they look un inventory. car work overtime. Where a loco­ makes to its is new to us; we now during cutting and Olin had about half a pound of motive usually rests half a day at। have our.homen nnd" our cliildren the land, ‘made a purchase of spfdrawing pains down meat tom out of one leg, and was the end of a run, it will not now be, are with us, hut we know not what fleient to establish the mission and my right side which somewhat bruised other wise, while permitted to do so. In this way, we’ shall be hereafter for us. You took my family, together wilh my increased every Herbie’had a sprained ankle and a believe that we will produce great­1 white men. that wear hats on your goods and started for the woods. month. I have been few minor bruises. They secured er efficiency for tho Jimc being,’ heads, it takes you a long limo to at that time purple I had undertaken’}he* task and help to right lhe machine and drove although II fa realised that as a re­■ make a lew that suits you all and in the face and would back to town and Dr. Morris fixed sult, after the crops are moved,’ how can you .expect men Jjke Hs to there was no such lliiug for me to 1 receive your proposal at onfce; Il ,back out and when the Indian* walk the floor. I could not lie down or them up, but Ralph is still using the blood, and drive it out of the crutches and is taking a vacation. there will be a large amount of re­’ must take uii some Ume for us to tame on lo lhe ground I should sit still sometimes for a day and a night system. car was but slightly damaged. pair work necessary.' think upon ii and when we liave have company enough. My time at a time. I was nervous, and had very So sure, so positive, so quick and The "Mighty lucky boys to escape so ■ "Mr. Kruitlschnili said that mer­ done so we will let you know our ’was sei. my days were now number­ little appetite, no ambition, melancholy, lasting, are the result* obtained from easily, still more lucky if they chants’ stocks are low and lhal very’ minds upon lha uibject. This was 1ed and if I could do anything for the and often felt as though I had not a the use of Croxone, that three doles •will butand little building is being done* niiouL tlie substance nf what Gapa- Indians in twenty years now is the friend in the world. After I, had tried learn their lejsun from this a day for a few days are often all one accident and learn to drive throughout lhe west. The railroadsi mossa said to the Bishop. We Lime for me lo commence, so that I ’ every female remedy without suc­ that is required to cure the wont are buying very little, only pro­* then all started for lhe Grand Hap­ had put down my foot that no ex­ most cess, my mother-in-law advised me to case of backache, regulate the moit more carefully in the*future. “There are others aboul town who viding for their immediate needs.. ids and the Bishop preached to the 1ertion should be wanting on my take Lydia E. Pinkham's .Vegetable annoying bladder disorders, and over­ are not traveling, he said,, people at that place on Hie Sunday part to do lhe wjll of God. The Compound. I did so'and gained in 1 come the numerous 'other similar are takiqg desperate chances, every­ People cooditions. - day of killing or seriously ini tiring Ibis being particularly noticeable ini following. (Ih Sunday the sermon ।time had got alonf in July and I strength every day. I have now oo trou­ It is the most wonderful prepara­ themselves or someone else, but it the local business. Railroads earn­■ of the Bishop was very good and 1labored on the land in breaking up ble in any way and highly priLsc your I had tion ever made for the purpose. It fa doubtful if any of them will take ings reflect that ‘ business is bad.■ the people appeared to 4>ay good al- 1some and fencing some. Mrs. ' We ]seen a.few Indians ami lheir Chief, medicine. It advertiser itself. is entirely different from all other warning from this affair. Usually The Southern Pacific this year hasi tent ion to what was said. he had not given his promise to S, T._ HujtkKY, Eldon, Missouri. 1 remedies. There is nothing else on each, ohe of them has lo have his bad the smallest amount of sur- looked alioiil lhe village some and bul hlus to spend on its prdperty'ln its come on to the land and Jive with own experience before recovering were w.-ii plewid wilh the peoples । earth to compare with it It is so Remember, tho remedy which did History." me. Ho wished lo con llw matter front lha speed mania." arrangement, and on Monday wc 1 prepared that it is practically impos­ thfa was Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable atarted for Grill. Prairie and reach- ‘over in his mind before he made up Compound. For sale everywhere. sible to take it into the human sys­ Bachelor girls outnumber mar-, The Best Medicine in the World.■ ed Mr. Slater's at evening. We had his mind on lhe subject. I wai tem without results. It has helped thousands of women about my new home and tlxing You can obtain an original package riageablo men in San Jose, Cal. “My little girl had dysentery very been round through the new coun- busy I of Croxone at trifling cost from any three to one. bad. I thought she would die., try and had seen the bands of In- 4-up matters and things as they oc­ who have been troubled with displaceNinety, per cent of the farms of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera andI dians. I omitted to mentfon a small 'curred to ine and had rnbeh to do first-das* drug store. All druggists are authorized to personally return this country are said t<7 be without Diarrhoea Remedy cured her. andI hand of Indians who bad settled oh 'on a new place to get things to suit the purchase price if Croxone fails to any sheep. I can truthfully say that I think it Gun Lake aboul twelve miles from 1me and for the convenience of my give desired results,' regardless of Boy Scouts,of the country have fa lhe best medicine in the world." Mr. Slater’s. . wife who appeared t-» be a little how old you are, bow long you have dona, valuiible service this .winter writer Mrs. William Orvis, Clare. reconciled lo her lot than she ICft our horses and carriage at more j suffered, of w>*t jjsf b*| (died JO by feeding tho birds in blustery Mich. For sale by All Dealers.— thoWe been. Indeed/! deeply felt for tavern of Mr. Lewis and went on had 1 weather. ___________ _ . Adv. . -— -■ - - A foot aboul two miles and found man who does things in these days of keen competition and x business activity is the man who is living with a fixed purpose and who plans with a view to the future. Unless he has something ' saved he cannot possibly make-future plans, and is constantly at a dis­ advantage. We are here to be of REAL SERVICE to the man who plans for the future. The capital, surplus and resources of this bank are back of every dollar deposited here. Changed Conditions. Vico President Marshall i« an iMiliorahle, well-meaning man and much in his public ulleranres roveafa a I bought fdl mind. In 1850. he Hays, wp Iind a republic where labor was salfafled, where respect for religion, reverence for law anil order and a sincere al lachinent to the constitution were strong. The old orderaol education then pre­ vailing furnished a philosophy and taught men that happiness was nol in lheir malerfak/urroundhigm in IHwition or in power hut in lheir own puniows and conduct.* Now the humanities have been forgol. ten in the rush for Kuecean.. . All this is true aud admirably staled, bul when In^linderlakes to explain the causes which brought about the present, cltauf'vd comlfa Hons he gives, as he commoply does, a demagogic twist to his ar­ gument. The artisan of that day, he truly says, was, generally speak­ ing. skilled at his work and could produce q completed article. Then - he continue the advent of ma­ chinery took his tools from him and ' put them in lhe hands of capital, for Rigney fa crafty and instead of loaning itself to the laboring man to enable him to carry on his trade Is now buying the faltering may's machinery. constantly Increasing its own profit thereby nnd constant­ ly decreasing the laboring man’s share of <mr produced wealth.” It fa true that the invention of machinery has driven the smnllshop manufacturer of lhe comnlef, eil article out of bUMitess, and di- rm TWttE- RABES 17 TO 20. Total Resources Ottr $750,000 Though everyone who .has any knowitMlge of local history known of the cxfali'nce of the Bradley In­ dians.-whose facility for making baskets and playing has- li<lll have given them considerable reputation,, few have any knowledge of'the int­ eresting history of these descend­ ents of tin*, “first families” of this’. land. Few, and perhaps none. <>f (hose who enjoy ■outings at Hastings, Point al Gutrlake know that on this’. very- soil' once dwelt a noted chief nnd his band, who wen- reseue«|। from a life of degeneracy amt drunkenness through tbe unsellfah efforts of an enthusiastic and self-i facrillcing missionary, who came into the wilderness to preach the. gospel of XJhrlsf to the red men. The chief was Saginaw, one of the1 warrior-allies of the British in lhe' War of 1812. The minister wfis1 Rev. James Selkrig. who founded a1 mission at Selkrig fake, three miles1 West of Gun lake, and converled the' progenitors of the present Bradley' Indians. This informal ion fa revealed by■ the contents of.a diary’ in the pos­ session of Charles Selkirk, grand­ son of the. missionary, who spellsi th* family name a little differently.. Mr. Selkirk has kindly loaned the• diary to one of lhe officers of the• Barry Counly Pioneer Society, who। caused to be made from it excerptsi of value in Barry county history., Rev. Mr. St'lkrig gives some inter­ esting pictures of life in the wild­ erness, which has ainee been con­ verted into a line farming country., No one passing through it would ever receive a suggestion of its int­ eresting bast, of the silent rod men who trod its paths, of their wild life near a body of water whoso shores: now re-echo wilh (he merry voices; of lhe resortera. of the trials of I In­ brave missionary ami his wife, who। laijored to lessen lhe sorrows of lhe Indians, wtiosd lands were gradu­ ally slipping intn the hands of Ufa1 encroaching white men. All of this begun in 1830. The di­, ary from which the following ex-, egrpts wore made was written in। WOMEN CAN HARDJJBEUEVE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. JULY 2, 19H. &g«l Wrtiwiwtt ■ Order for PoHie.tinn. State of Michigan, The Probate• Court for tlie County of Barry. Al a session of said court, held atI the probate office, fn, the City off HaaUngs, in said county, on the? lOth day of Judo A. D. if it. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack.. Judge uf Probate. In the Matter of th* Estate• of Henry Cobooii. Decease^. . Ada J. Cohoon. widow., having; filed in said court Iter petitioni prayiog that an instrument now oni • Ms -hi Uiie court purporting-to beI Ua last will an-i tc.«tain«-nt of saidI deceased be a<|unll<.-<l to prolialc» and the execution thereof b«- grant­• ed to Ada J. Cohoon, or some other■ suitable person. ’ 'ft is Ordered, Tliat'lhe tilth day: of July. A. D. tfllt. at ten o'clock.. in the forenoon, al said probate* of­ fice, be aud is hereby appointed for hearing said petition; It is Fort tier Ordered, That pub­, lic notice thereof I* given by pub­' lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to. said day of bearing. In (he Hast­ ings BANNER a newspaper glint­ ed and circulated In said county. Chas. M. Mack, A true copy. Judge of Probate. Grace Bauer, Register of Probate. Order of Appearance or Publication. Stale of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit—In Chancery. Laura Stanton. Complainant, vs. Reg G. Stanton. Defendant. Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Barry. In Chancery, at the City of Has«tings, on the 2»th day of May, A. D. t»l4. ‘ In this cause, it appearing from affidavit on IBe, that the Defendant. Rex G. Slinlon. is nol a resident of this State, bul is a resident of Had­ en Lake. Idaho. On motion of Com­ plainant's Solicitor it is Ordered that the appearance of said non­ resident Defendant, Rex G. Stanton, bo entered herein, within four months from the date of this order; and in ease of his appearance he cause his answer to the bill of com­ plaint to be filed, and a copy there­ of to be served on lhe Complain­ ant's Solicitor within twenty day.’ after service on him of a copy of said bill' and notice of order; and in default thereof, said bill will be taken as confessed by said non­ resident defendant. And it ta further ordered, lhal • within 20 day* the complainant cause a notice of Uiis, order to be published in. the Bastings Banner, a newspaper printed, published and circv.ating in said county, and that said publication be continued ^■m^herein. once each week, for six ^^^weeks in succession, or that she • cause a copy of this order to be personally served on said non-resi­ dent defendant al least twenty days befon* lhe time above prescribed for hie appearance. Clement Smith, Circuit Judge. James M. Smith. Complainant's Solicitor. Order For Publication. BUte of Michigan, the Probate Court for the County of Barry. At a awaion of said court, held al the probate office, in the city of Hartings, iu said county, on tho 8tli day of June A. D.JtflL Pre*ent: Hon. Chas. M. ■ Mack, Judge,of Probate. . Iu th* .Matter of lhe Estate of Phebe A. Horn, deceased. More# Horn, husband, having filed in said court his petition praying that an instrument now on file in Ulis court purporting to bO the last ‘will and testament of said de­ ceased lie admitted to probate and Hit! exscution thereof be granted k> 8. A. Wertman or some other suilable person. It. is Ordered, That lhe 7th day of July A. D. HM4. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said probate office, lie nnd -is hereby appointed for hearing said petition; Il I* Further Ordered. That pub­ lie notice thereof be given by pub­ lication of a copy of this order, for three successive wepks previous to said day of hearing, in the Hastings Banner, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county. CHAS. M. MACK, A true copy. Judge of Probate. GRACE BAUER. Register of Probate. Order For Publicatioa. RlAje of Michigan, lhe Probate­ Court for the County of Barry. Al a session of said court, held at the probate office, in the City of Hasting*, in said county, on the 4th day of June A. D, 1014. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, Judge of Probate. In the Matter of lhe Estate of Ann Gregory. Deceased. Milan A. Walldorff, creditor, hav­ ing filed in said court his petition praying that lhe administration ot said estate be granted to George W. Garrison, or some other suitable person. It is Ordered. That Che 3rd day of July, A. D. 19U, al ten o'clock m lhe forenoon, at said probate of­ fice, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition-, Il is Further Ordered, That pub­ lic notice thereof be given by pub­ lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, tn tlie Hastings BANNER, a newspaper printed ano circulated in said county. Chas. M. Mack. A turo copy. Judge of Probate. Grace Bauer. ' Register of Probate. The’south one half -(44) of the south cast One quarter of sec­ tion thirty-two (32). Towtuhlp three (3) north, range nine (tf) wst. together with the heredita­ ments and appurtenances therein belonging- or anywise appertaining. Dated J tnIS 1st. ttfil. • James M. Smith,Circuit Court Commissioner, Colgrove A Petter, Solicitors for Complainant by way of answer in lhe nature of a crossbill. Adv. 0-wks Prepare To Harvest Your Crops Order for Publication. ■Male uf Michigan, the .Probate Court for tht Counly of Barry- , Al a session of said court, hold at the probate office, in th* City of Hastings, in said county, on the 12th ilny of June A. D. 1914 . Present: Hon. Clejncnl Smith, acting Judge of Probate. In the Matter <lf the Estate' of Ellen L. Laubaugb, Drcensiil. W. A. Burrell, nephew, having, fili-d in said court his petition pray­ ing that an instrument now on filo in this court purporting to be Hie lust will and testament of said <k'ceased 'be -granted to W. A. Burrell or some other suitable person. * Il is Ordert-d, That the 10th day of July. A. D. toil. al ten o'clock in the forenoon, nt said probate office, be and is hereby apr pointed for hearing said petition; It is Further Ordered, That pub­ lic notice, thereof he given hr pub­ lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in lhe Bast­ ings HANNER, a newspaper print­ ed and circulated in said county. Clement Smith, Circuit Judge 5th Circuit aud act­ ing Judge of Probate. A Out- copy. Grace Bauer, Register of -Probate. A Few Reasons Why The John Deere Light Drift Binder Is Bist (Inter For Publicatioa. State • of Michigan, the Probate Court for the County of Barry. At a seasion of said court, held al tho probate office, in tho City of Ha*ting<*. in said counly. on Uie t7th day of June A. D.-1'Jlt. Present: Hon. Chas. .M. Mack. Judge of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of Ethel I. Hammond, a minor. Minnie L. Harnmund. guardian, having filed in said court, her pe­ tition praying for n;o*otis therein slated that she may be licensed lo nell the interest of said lukior in ' the real estate therein deaenbed at . private sate, i* । It is Ordcivd, Tliat the ,17th , day of July A. D. 191 i. at ten o’clock , in the forenoon, at saia probate offlee, be and is hereby ap;>ointed for hearing naid'petition, Il is Further Ordered, That pub­ lie notice thereof be given by pub­ liralion of a copy of this order, for thri e successive weeks previous lo said day of hearing, in the Hastings *** BANNER, a newspaper printed andcirculated in said county. Chas. .M. Mack. A true copy. Judge of Probate. Grace Bauer. . ■ Register of Probate. Adv. The John Deere Binder drive-wheel is one inch ^higher and has a one-inch wider tire than most others. It is a wheel of the suspension type with every spoke bearing its part of the load. • Good materials are used. Finish of the bearing surfaces, both bushings and journals, provides for long continued use with minimum wear. It is useless to put a good roller, bearing in a poorly-finished bushing because its draft­ reducing qualities would be rapidly lost The John Deere Binder is known as an ex­ ceedingly substantial, strong machine with very light draft The unexcelled quality of material and the care taken in constructing the John Deere Bind­ er Platform are without comparison in the binder manufacturing field. Positive action canvas tighteners are pro­ vided for all three canvases. Dotted lines in the illustrations below show the movement of the adjusting rollers. Levers for operating them are in convenient position. These tighteners not only keep the canvas tight, but they also keep it running true. This is or special importance on the platform canvas which has a tendency to shrink at the front end when cutting damp grain, or early in the morn­ ing and late in the evening when the dew is on. Movement of the rollers is always even and par­ allel A binder attachment must be positive and prompt in action, and must operate without shock or strain. The features have been ingen­ uously worked out on the John Deere Binder drive. These are only a few of the pleasing and valuable features of the John Deere. We are glad to show you the rest-of them. It will cost you nothing to have our representative explain fully. We not only want you to like the John Deere Binder, but we want you to feel the need of a John Deere. Phohe us for information. GOODYEAR BROTHERS Mortgage Sale. Default having been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT DEALERS made, executed and delivered by Harriet Moore of lhe township of 111-1 IS State Street Hastings, Mich. Phone 1 Maple Grove, Barry County, lo Af­ ton D. Smith of the City of Hast­ ings, Barry County. Michigan, dat­ AYMWMWMWMWMWMIMWMSBWAMBAMMWMMMMWi ed the 20th day of March A. D. 1912 and recorded in the office of the register of Deeds for Barry Coun­ ty, Michigan, on the 20th day of March A. D. 1912 in liber 72 of .Mortgages on pages 370-371 and on which mortgage there is now due al the dale hereof by reason of the non-payment of the annual interest Notice. • due March 20th. 1913 and the non­ 35 ACRESt Clay and gravelly loam sod, Uy* gently rolling, fair eight Sealed bids will he received by room house. 2 liarna, I % miles from R. K. station, good location. payment of the annual interest due IMoe 91.750. Terma • 1,000 Jaw*. March 201 h. 1914 and the taxes due the Carlton Township Board. unbl and payable December 1st. 1912 in­ twelve o'clock jioou. June 29lti. •IU ACRESt •’> miles from Hostings, 40 acres under cultivation, 8 acres Order For Publication. cluding an attorney fee provided by tot4 for grading and graveling, tbe . fine posture, good eight room bouse, small barn, plenty of trait, good State of Michigan. The Probate statute nnd stipulated for in said following described roads, to con­ ’ water, close to ecbool and a fine location. Prioo •2,200. Tsrai mortgage the sum of One Thousand form with stale specifications for Court for the Counly of Barry. Al a session of said court. h<-ld al Seventy Seven and 10-100 Dollars building class “B" roads. One mile 12** ACRES: 4 mile* from Woodland, excellent aoil and lay* good, V lh<; prohal<- office, in th-- city of nnd the said mortgagee having between sections two and eleven • *cr»» under cultivation and 3 acre* ot paature, the lencea are good and 'Masliugs. in said county, on the 21tli elected and hereby electing to de­ and one mile iwlwreu sections there is an abundance of all kind* of frail, excellent six room house clare the full amount secured .by twenty-four and twenty-five. The day of June A. D. 1914. coat fl,200, good well and dstern, fine barn lflx34 also hen house, Present: Hon. Clnm-nt Smith. Cir­ said mortgage due and payable in right to reject any or ail bids is re­ wood abed, corn crib, granary and bog house. Thia place border* on accordance with tbe provisions served by said Istard. Profiles and cuit Judge Fifth Circuit, Acting a good lake wilh excellent fishing. Prioo f 1,500^ Tanwa •!.• contained in said mortgage, notice n|H-<-ui<-uiunin si»e<-ifirati>fhs ui of roads may be seen Judge of Probate. 004) down. In the Matter of the Estate of' is hereby given ttial by virtue of j al clerks office. 71 ACRES: mile* from H*afing*,'23 acre* second growth limber, this Hi the ISlh day of Caroline Melhssa .Maypapi, de­ lhe power of sale contained in said Dated Jlhia balance under cultivation, the soil is clay and sandy loam and lays mortgage, 1 shall foreclose the 191L ceased. gently rolling, there is an excellent V room house with furnace heat, LAFAYETTE Anson A. Slanb-y. sou having filed same by a sale at public auction to the barn is poor and the fences are fair. Tbe price of thia farm is in said court bi* JrrttUon praying Jhe highest bidder al the North •3,000. Torwn • 1,500 down, or would take Hasting* property Unit an order or decree may in­> front door of the court house, in made by this court d«drrunning; the City of Hastings, on Saturday wh<> are or Were tfie legar heirs of’ the 2?nd day of August A. D. 1914 at . ten o'clock in the forenoon, all of said d.-ceased ami entitled to in­ those certain pieces or parcels of herit her estate. Michigan. Hastings, It is Ordered. That the 25lh day land situated and being in lhe townof July A. I). IPIt. al ten o'clock in। ship of Maple Grove, County of Jlie forenoon, at.said prelude office,. Barry and State of Michigan and Ih- and is hereby ap|x>intvd for■ described ns follows, to wit: The North twenty. (20: acres of the Preparing for Prohibition hearing said tu-lilion; Ou lhe evening of Juno 30 all But Good Thing ta Remember. bi Wert Virginia. of the South • Il ia Furl bee Ordered. Tldil pul>-. North one-half he stole there will te- u dis­ It’a hard to realise that your over Jof In every sect ion of West Virginia lic notice ■thereof be given |>y pub­. west quarter (*4> of section three Bags lo indicate that llutrouble* sectn as unimportant to an- play lication of a ropy of thia order. f«»r• (3), also twenty (80) acres situated nr.. Indicaijons that the era of new regime han begun, hud «n July 'Di: memt>era of Redpath Cbantanqua crew* arc Ln wntt{ Instance* college Hint- tuircessive weeks prt-viou-r In> in lhe Southeast corner of the statewide prohibition is ut hand. i, in connection wilh lhe celebra­ Fruiting pn-sres maturning out Change. .... • • said day of bearinx. in /be Hustuig*i Northeast quarter (44) of Mid section of ludepcildeuce Day. thenI!..;....;.!. Yost Banner a newspaper ' printed undI lion three (S', said last parcel being lh(«u<iiid# of copies «>f tinwill be tf alalewide jubilee oyr lhe law. -wbicli is being forty (W). rods north and south by prohibition ............ circulated in said county. ushering in of a new and belter era Bucklrn's Arnica SoTte-fuc eighty 'DI) rods east and west Mud printed in twelve iliffereut languag­ Clement Stnil h. Cuts, Burn*, Sum. in the history of the "mountain •Our Davs Are Numbered Circuit Judge Fifth Circuit, Attingr all iu town two (2) North of range es. mid will be distributed through­ Dramatic Scene at French Wedding. stale." Did You*?" Judge of Probate. reven (7) West. Michigan, the same out the slate in,an effort tn reach Mr. E. 8. Loper, Manila. N. On «>!>•■ of the street cars appearA true copy. being the nremiiftfs described in the Us Ro.lMiO or more foreign voters. ding of Mlle. Marie Ange de Maiatre writ***: “I liavc never bad a Cui, Chieagi, KiIiuzhAWhi R. R.C«. The deparluu-nt of prohibition Is -■■1 lhe sign. mortgage tii-rein referred to. • said also to luive begun cataloging “Old Bourbon nt Bargain Prices Till with Count Pierre de Renault de Lan- Bpru. Wound or Kqreit would mil POM* Table In Effect March *, »»(*. s Dated May 27th A. I). 1911. noy do Boaay. a young army officer, b.<kl," (Jet.■’•box of Bucklua's Arall tin- habitual drunkards in the Notice. Afton D. Smith, Dally Except Sunday. stale, the nuu'ies having been secur ­ at the Utile church of Boaay, near jrtna Salve Imlay.. Keep,handy at' Mortgagee. To ©win-re. pueei-MKire or occupiers. U*ti II**tln*» all HfflN fdr .Burps, Rom, Cuis. ed from (Mitji'e officer*, sheriff*, etc. [Chambery. FranceBlack and White Not Color*. of land or any pereou <»r perrons,! Tlionlas Sullivan. *- m- * •:« ». «■ Wounds. Prevents Utckjaw. 25<“. •dog South (|p--.e habitual drunkard' Strict)y *neal tax neither block nor i At the moment when tho prieatly Ib'i iniiini iKlvd by Carvel It & Slebllrmair eori>oration having charge» Attorney for Mortgagee. Busi­ Through nn effort will l»« man-made to trace trace inc Hie whlt(. ness address, pastings, Michigan. nn ellort uiTl Im a co|or while being a com- , nenoqicnoa wa* io oe given io uie biu*.—A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. of guv hind* in this slate: blind pig> tHH.Ib-gger* and all who prl*llirz ^,1. j p*jr . Benodictino monk advanced." |>ig^' iHHitleggers wk bm<Uo|; . Adv. ' 13-wks. Notice i* hereby given that all may endeavor to ignore Uie law. and black an absorption Ralilng hi* hl* .head, ho­ noxious weed* growing on any lands The Philadelphia North Ameri- or*, — - — <-»- being -------------of-. • M „ arm* abov* . ----- — - —- dl .v---------ke<.i -*• divine in Ute township uf Irving, County of ran llml lli.- l»-l rr.naiuina «ll •UMIw th.! n«Kt rar. ol «•>»• blnsiing M~»»« for loo the th. newly Notice of Chancery Sole. Jtarry, or within the limits of any of aim**, Hi'tiliep in the. »ta|e—tin- Bailin'-, tho »un ar* cafiad white; those that ,j parried ui*rried couple, conple. and * rustic, niatle^of »ra»*Iu pursuance and by virtue of n highway, pussjug hy or tliroukti decree of the Circuit Court for the ville distillery at Martinsburg. on<-' reflect sonic rays and absorb other* Hnn tlon nn ran thrnuah through tho the rhtirrh church wl.m when he Much lands. murt be cut down aud of Barry. Slate of .Michigan, of tin- iiinsl prosperou* in lli<- are called red. bto*. green, etc.; thore added that thu blearing was not -destroyed on or before the llr*L day County ... Chancery, ....-UK--..w ...KV..U <,..!« a'n ray* gad rettect merely tha'l of tho prieat. bul of * mode nnd entered on orhl-e has closed in compliance u,nt of July atld again ou-vr la-fore the in the 23rd day of May A. D. 1911 IfrtwiUr Hie new law. Its iiiiiniinolli; non. ,rn hU„h ----gnmdfather fut Stomach Remedy. It l« known all tlrst day of September A. D. nine­ r.a. certain I.in —cause — tllur-a.i.l ’.fll .<comprises UIUI > >* i . tlinilV »111 111111 lg — _ 1 . then-iu pending. ,I l. piunl many Ibuilding*, Tbe Benedictine monk wa* Father over the United Hteto* Il clew, th* teen liujidn-d and ftusUeni. From Headache* by Jiul a Xelt»ir Kittinger and Lillie which ,cover several acre*. Du Bourg, paator of the ordef in Paris, dlKMllve tract of mucoid oocreUunx Also 111 tho-i.nfih growing within wherein Kittinger wore Complainants anil! A fonm-r resident of tin- stall* and remove* poUonou* matter. 11 and the grandfather Of the bride. Forthe hind* of any highway, jmeetng Grant Klops N. urulflh—Wil* Pain. Dkb rsoti was iMfendant rwti.errc.-nlIy visited one of its nrn-<t bring* quick rullef io auffercr* with by or through such iaiiris niusM* ami Gyant I HH'H'dil giv.-s lU-slailt It* ,mart CB,,Mlr,r »■««. he had stomach *llm*nl*, Hver and bn wet >hiwi> iin.i .u.iraJii „„ „ i an»l Grant Dickerson was Coni- i |jreftpn»-nt < itiee rninmeiilwl In tinXeurt&faor Sciatica. It IcMt «• ’"lfe «her bnt *•* >«•" ot Many declare that It ho* plaiimiit by way of answer iq lhe i i-dii-ii-of the Signal u|ion the rhange lief from v-r-.-— Mr*. Guy A. Reamer of 13*7 North trouble*. if* iy* iKlil fodhc'p»"i f“1 l*rt After bringing up hl* street, Flint. Mich., we* for a long saved them from dangeroua opera­ gnes straight <.»«thc jminful purl — »nxrrted nature of croMbill and Nelson Kit-which lias aln-ady taken place in niuHreii hundred mui fourt-wu. tinser and IJIHe Kittinger were de- | aiiiirqiatioii^bf ,lhe fjoiug into offi-el .Soothes itie Nerves aud slops Im- children until they were old enough time a victim of etoinach and diges­ tion*; many are aure it ha* *aved Failure to comply with this no­ pain. It I* uImi good f“r Rheuma­ to look after themselves he quitted the tive troubldbc Que of the aerioua ef- their Uvea. tice on or before tin- date mi-nliou- tiiat i shall seH al public auction ■ l lu- •■feytiiiil aalnous which line tism. Son- IhiuaL 4'Jiret twins aud world and exchanged sword aud gon rd or witliiu ten days Ihereiiflvr her almost dally. the highest bidder, at the norpi tin- main »trcels. .-nlii iiig ttb- ymiug Sprains. You doif t m-«tk to rub— lac* * for the robe and cowl of the Uokod Sho took Mayra Wonderful Stom­ tiou*. B* sure U’e Mayri*. Go te - etial! make the parties m» failing lo fixiul door <if the Court lloti-e iiiini'-n <>f the town to visit litem, in it peni-lnilc-.. Mr. J. lUSwInger. ach Remedy; then she wrote: MulbalUud'e Drug Store and a»k liable for tin* cost* of culling Kann- the City uf Hastings. County Louisville. writes: *T*uyh-red’ otln-r days brilliantly lighted — with • “ ----*"' • ! *»“ I thank you very mueh for what them Whom lhe wonderful re*uM* U and au addllmual levy of l.-u lwr and Klak- of Michigan, (that oleelricily. lheir window* UJIed with quite n revere neuralgic luMidyour medicine tn* done for me. -1 bee been acconipllihlng among peo­ reutuiu uf »ucb tori lo Im- levied UI>d Barry with aUracUvely displayed -wnrrs, arhe for four lapnths without any being lhe place ot bolding the Cir ­ never *aw anything work such won ­ ple thvy know about—or send to Geo. Silane* In Bowling Alley. collected against lhe Property iu the cuit Court for said county), on prrecnl a most forlorn appearano*. isillef. | ured swans Liniment for A noletle**' bowling alley t* a der* a* Ju*t ttve three bottle* have. It Mayr. Mfg. Cb*njl«t. 1S4-1BS Whit­ puunicr as other tabes are Saturday the UUi day of July. A. D. Throukh There wa* never * day In my life that ing Rt.. Chicago. 111., for free book on lh»- ahi washed. fly-siM-rkeil two or thm- mglils and I haven I ........ . ed and culler:led. jhma. art.swn stark* of rare­ suffered With my bead since." Get French novelty, one having been in­ I did not have my head.tied up with atomach ailment* and many grateful 1UU at 1090 o'clock in Ute fore- windtn Datnl this 17th day of June IVU. noon, tlw following described prop- lessly ly arranged Itoltlrs. still wrap-, a is'llte today. Keep m lhe.huute vented in Parle in which tbo club a cloth and I have not had a head­ letter* from people who have been ache elnee- I had been doctored by restored. Any druggist can 1*11 you M. E. MUVRE. .ap- all lhe itm« (or nain« and all huiH. of falling pine I* silenced. erty. vu.: all that. Certain Piece—or 1*4 iu straw. Ih Woe.'window.ap epeciaUatJ.-too, and received very 111- it* wonderful effect*. * OmWUMinoer nf Mtgbwayn of tlie panx-J—of Imid situate in lhe town­ geared an inteh.-liangesMe rigti. i’*„ Mr. ami sf.OO. Recminnrnaed . Tnwtuliip of In Ing, ikmuly of ship of Rutland county of Baity which reads a* follows: For sale in lias|ings by all drug|hy CarveUi.A Sldftdns.—A. E. MulJust euotl Mortar* are told by thou­ BANNER WANT ADVS- PAY.. Harty. . 2-wks aud stalo of Michigan, described as “Eve Didn't Knon ■ [ Holland.—Ndv.‘ sand* who have used Mayr a Wonder- Typical Superintendent and Tent Crew at a Redpath Chautauqua W. C. T. U. NOTICE THESE BARGAINS IN SMALL FARMS rook and Gould ■h wgiuruTNMH ills HD 81» MML IWffl �wcsnr mgtfiwiiMn M jii.y z uh (XMtMON CM'M’JL City Council met in regular ses­ sion Friday evening, June 12, PJli. Mayor JauMeion' wesidiug. Present al roll caii. Aid. Herm*>’. Lunn, Niess, RzmshAtid .-dd, :i. Absent at roll call Aid Carvelh, Edinonda aud Wooton. Minutes of June Sth read and ai»proved. . The following gccounls were audited:. . Joe Hagr, Firraigh 3 21.92 Hastings Trausfer Co., cart- fagk wyaeTDCTi DAIRYMEN In a weil-hutlered baking dish sprinkling each layer wilh cheese,butler and cracker or bread crumbs. Add two or three well-beaten eggs lo a cupful or more of milk, and If you have any doubt in regard to whether you are getting the most money uour the mixture over th.o-macaroni. 11. Jeffery, Ihbor possible out of your dairy, just give the Creamery at Hastings a few trials and Bake until the eggs are set in a cus­ F. Gallop, lahar tard. Serve ‘with hot melted butter, if you .do not receive, more money there from the same amount of cream Wm.'Paustle, labor .. l».2U flavored with lemon juice, or with than you have been getting by churning or by patronizing other creameries, W. Leonard, labor.... deviled eggs and tomato sauce. Poached Eggs and Horseradish— HEAVILY TINNED MILK PAILS then you may be sure that you have been getting a square deal and all your il. Green, labor Pul two or mom tablespoonfuls of cream was worth. , row! Wm. Hural, Fireman butter or meat fryings and a dash Art Govey, Fireman -.■out) Floated Full and Smoothed With of red pepper or mustard into un No matter how much or how little you have to sell, bring it to us and you will 1.. A. Abbey, flreimm •. . . earthenware or araniieware nan apd get its full value. . Dan A,-halter, ilretnau in as many eggs as desired. The fruit cellar will not be quite break on each a teaspoonful of pre­ Thn boat milking, pall Is tho one so Gb^s. Baker, ilreman Wc pride ourselves on the accuracy of our testings and other work, and if complete without a few cans of Place pared horseradish, cover closely and constructed that It will reduce to a Herb Bishop, ilreman .... gooseberries and a half dozen tum­ allow your cream varies in test qur work will show it. Berm Colvin, fireman toilet. Herve with green vegminimum the amount of dirt falling bler* of gooseberry jelly. tdablc.-xsuch as beans, peas or apin- into the milk during tho process ot Eli Davie, fireman Our price is as high as any creamery can pay and give correct weights and Gooseberry Catsuii—Remove the Guy Giddings, ilreman milking. The small top pall may have steins and blossoms from nine tests and wc will always give a square deal no matter where the price goes. 2o.t)U Potato Egg Nesi—Prepare cold some objections, but IU advantages Jos. Grace, ilremuu potad* of ripe gooseberries, wash mashed potatoes as in above rec­ are «o evident that it I* rapidly being Win. Montgomery, fir-man. ai.ou them nnd pul into a gramic kettle. ipe, grease Everyone should add more cows to their dairy, and wc will assure you a a gem pan. put into adopted by moat of our prominent Eugene McMurry, flremmi . Mash them well, scald and rub each •’gem”well Will Roush, labor good steady market for all you can produce. a heaping tablespoonfiii dairymen. through a colander. Then add live of potato, shape R. Green, labor it tolbo sides, leav ­ pounds of sugar, three tabl<‘spoon- ing a hollow in the center. Set in 23.00 All milk utensils should be heavily A. D. Maynurd, team fuis of ground cinnamon mid one the oven lo bake. When partly done tinned and a* free from scame as’It G. Tolhurst, ’■ 10.00 amt one-half each of allspice and grate a lablrs|»oonful of cheese ami -•I.IRI A. Gallop, labor clove*. Boil fifteen minutes, then break an egg into tho bottom of each and seams should be flushed full and E. Moore, labor ..../ /add otic quart of cold vinegar; bot­ gem. trill, cheese and salt on the lop smooth with solder. If pall* and cans W. Coburn, labor I.DU tle immediately. 2 Mid of each, and return lo the oven to of thia kind cannot bo purchased, take rt. Mead, labor HUR) Gooseberry Jam—Stew the berrie* bake until the eggs a rd sal. W. Cyales, Jahor . HHMJ in a v»ry little waler, rub them Nest Eggs—Prepare bread dress­ till up all cravicea with Bolder. Wood- W. Stanley, labor through a colander and place them ing as for chicken or Airkey, omit­ C. Hicks, labor ’ FRIEND iu a kettle; add three-fotirths of a ting the sage and using only onion Metropolitan Brick O' pint of sugar lo each pint of fruit; and red pepper. Form it into neats t;bas. Wood, cartage bod three quarters of-sn hour, slif- twice' tin* size of an egg, and place Chas. Hill, labor i.'M riug constantly, then (Miur into jars them in a bread-pan well greased, Jake Strouse, labor -TO and cover with paraffin, or with pa­ and sei Into Ihe’ovcn. When partly Citizens Phone Co per dipped in lhe while of an egg. baked break an egg into each hol­ Geo. W. Abbey, tax toll ... I50.IJO Green Gooseberry Jelly—Allow lowed center and return to the. oven HastingLumiier Co. . three pints of waler to every pint of until tho egg* at.' let. arc tion lhal begins to make war on in­ Recovering 1>ur Sunily. picked-over berries;-place over a good served with a drawn butter John M. Gould, labor .. 30.00 slow lire anil heat until the berries sauce, tomatoes or a little chili This country has just pas.-ed vention. initiative, enlcrjuisc, or­ WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS II. A’. Newton, Fireuian i Wejay you the HIGHEST .are all broken or will mash easily. sauce, pickle* or ketchup. 21MKI through ’ a cyclone of defamation, ganization. Fred Newton, fireman Great industrial iiraaiiizations Turn them into u three-cornered A. A. Wilmont. Ilretnau vituperation and exposure—much Potato Egg Bulls—Into two cup­ 2i.<N nf it indi'cviit. The national con­ should be superviseil. htit^sml by- PRICES. We operate 5 EL-< jelly bug suspended over an earth­ fuls uf cold mashed potatoes heal an Chas. Wood, fireman •• enware howl, and let drain over egg and u tablespoonful of flour, Frank Wood, fireman . 2t)JR) dition bus Iwoii pathologic. EVA1ORS. Wc buy and sell ■JOJM) night. In tho morning measure the season wilh salt, pepper ami one Ed Ilublsuil, fireman . We aro now recovering our sani­ CoIoqoI Henry. Brother .Moyer/ilfll on a LARGE SCALE. We juice, and to every pint allow a finely choped onion. Cut six cold Berm Bessmor, gravel H3/M ty. The commercial .jolt wc have Hevwoo<l, Mother Jones or luimm depend upon doinfa LARGE |Kmn<| of granulated sugar, iloil the hard-boiled eggs in,half lengthwise, Thofnapple* Elec. Co, lamp. experieticwl has shown us I hut Goldman.—(EIIktI Hubbard in The VOLUME of business at a juice'rapidly for ten minutes; add mash the yolks nnd season wilh but­ when the railroads are prosperous Phllteline.) SMALL PROFIT. If you Tlioniappiu Elec. Co., si reel s 27V.75 —buying' rails, extending their the sugar, stir until dissolved, and ler, :i little vinegar, salt, red pepper, ImjII again for ten minutes, counting mustard and a little sugar. Fill the Moved by Aid. Selden that Un- ac­ lines, building bridges, warehouses, MAKEUP MAN IN BAD MIXUP have never dealt with us, why from the tlrst minute il begins to halves wilh the ynllr mixture ami not give us a trial. counts be allowed and orders drawn. collecting a belter equipment—w<' boil. . Skim carefully while boiling. put tlfein together again. Form tlie Carried. Ayes, Aid. Horney. Liiuii, are all pros|>erous. When lhe Have the jelly glasses heated and set prepared rold potatoes into a ball Smith Bros. Veits & Co. Nie.-5. Rnush aud Seld' ii. Ab.-eul. 3. railnnids rease pushing for better on a folded cloth wrung out id hot round each of (lie deviled eggs, Ot.C.LAS. Eton 57 Htrtim Aid Edmonds lakes lus wal dn the facilities,' there is a lull, the bread­ waler. Fill to overflowing, as the place in a well-buttered pan ami dlcroua Enact. line fornis. the tramp of the unem­ council. jelly will settle as it cools, and let bake until hrown.—Country. Gentle­ ployed ami the hoarse and ominous Moved J>y Aid Lunn that council' cool: place for Si hours where it man. « In handling th* slug* which m*k« adopt llu- sewer roil nf Wu.-diinglon will be undisturbed, then seal. en pans readily abaorb, milk particle*, and Market street smv r with lhe land. In such times, an extra po- : np tho line* tn • newspaper, and tn Gooseberry Fool—Gn a hot day Slewed Prunes, Kips Itiiinins. lice force is n<-ede«l. the militia * coperatlng the verioo* Item*, the there is nothing more refreshing Wash thoroughly one-half pound making It almost Impossible to keep understanding Hint the sewer .'top and satisfactory than gooseberry uf large sweet prunes, one-half them sweet and clean. For thia rea­ at corner of Washington mid Bond train and wait for orders, and men- makeup min sometltnes gets the Unee Il....... ’•■Ul-. Klull mud a, ,«d >hw nalunll, ™d fool. u dish which is surprisingly pound of whole Hits nnd one-half cup son thoy should have no place in the street. Carried. • A; Roush moods,. Horney. Lunn, little used in Illis pari of lhe world. of seedless raisins. Soak over night ur-1 The regular recipe is? One quart of in jus! enough water to cover. Next To thoroughly clean milk utensils and Selden. Absent, Individual, at «..;k anKit. — and | M th„ 3.^,, |Pt| N„, , dw> ripe guisebemes, oiiu cupful of su.- morning -simmer until soft. The they should bo rinsed with cold water gar. one tiiblekpoonful of butter and waler should die almost cooked out to.remove all particle* of milk. Then gravel north Broadway. feet wide four eggs. The gooavherriM should and a small amount of juice left. they should be scrubbed with a brush from the north limit' of tin- city . rtul rwountw ..t till, tn.veraln.ud “d “ •“«'»“ wtth In) lopped and stemmed and stewed Sugar is nol necessary as the various in warm water, after which they iilo. rods south. Carried. Ayes. h, t..u a,.ins wifi 111. tndowlni nnlli: with.a pilll of water until they are fruit* from a thick, delicious syr­ Aid. Edinmubt, Itornej. Lunn, Nies*, endeavor to contlscati* its property, i “Wintam Smith, the only-eon ot Mr. tender. The skins are removed by up. Herve very c>>ld with cream. Ruush nnd Selden. xAbaent, 2. lake away its charter., dc.wlroy its paaaiug them through a colander; This is a delightful desert or ifreak- In boiling water. No wiping cloth Moved by Aid. Ni< * that lhe city the butirr, sugar and beaten yolk> faxt dish. It is also very satisfactory should be used. Sunlight 1* ono of have a survey mnd- for side walk good-will—docs it not stand to reason that thus w<* kill ambition, are added, the mixture is well hjsn- for Ipnrhcou if served with soft the best disinfectants nnd when pos­ grade' from Baker Shriucra lo Pal destroy initiative, smuttier aspira- tbo prsaence of 70 guoata. lactudlcs en and the whole floured info a creamy cottage cheese aud whole sible all utensil* should be gtverf the flutter)', Jr., properly on south i glass dish. CtJker with the whiles bread and butter.. benefit of good sunlight and pure air. Jefferson street ami e-limale of cost pansion ceases, union) are canceled, "Rer. Jackson tied tho nuptial knot i nf the eggs beaten witli two lablemade. Carried. Ayes Aid. Ed­ men are laid off. and the whole land ) spoonfuls of powdered »<ugar until for the parties, average 1460 pound* Ralsln Cake. Heruey. Lunn. Nies?, Roush GOOD LIGHT FOR DAIRY BARN monds. they will stand alone. For those lo hoof. The beautiful home of lhe ami Selden. Absent. 2, Two cups sugar. Happily, however, we are now. on whom Hie taste of raw eggs is disbride was decorated with one sulky One-half cup butler. Moved by Aid. I.mm, that iho City1 gelling our nenes back to iionm rake, one sa<ie<able some slight alterations Conaidarlng Reautta Secured From Engilieer feed grinder and two set* Three eggs. ■ be nuilmrired to purchase nnd ^mily is taking Hie place of uiay-be made. Afl«r tlie skins have Putting In Wlndpwa, Expense la One and a half clips milk. tho necessary td" for the Market I hysteria. • . ot work harneaa. nearly new, ahd just lieeu taken off, return the gooseherFour cups Ilnur. and Washington sti- rt gewer. Car-i 'Money is the measure of power, before thfc ceremony was pronounced lies lo the tin*, beat the yolks of the Four teaspoons baking powder. tho Mondel and Son* wedding march ried. eggs thoroughly, adding a few oriunlly tor One cyp semVcss raisins,. . siKHuifdls of the hot berriifs during Moved by Aid. Ni- 'S that ordi­ Modern milCream hulteVwith sugar, add euce of expert dairymen all over the nance commitlf-' diafl, an ordinance tlie beating so that they will nol yolks, heal well, add milk, flour country that every cow should have Ing wiilcii will positively letul to a licetitiing *ide;wulk builder*. Cur­ vesl. And I liny invesl'.Jliai. they •hoop, who carrying a bunch ot curdle and. dually, mix the berries sifted wilh baking powder, add four square feet of light and that the and yolks together. They should be raisins und whites of eggs beaten to ried. y ■ may use. The successful man now bride’*’ rose* In har hand waa very cooked two minutes, stirring all the a stiff froth. This will make two windows should bo arranged to allow beautiful. 8ho wore ono light spring Mov«rEF>i an even distribution of light through­ of Chief fit Fi while. Tim beaten whites are next loaves. ways’ rind forever Widening, exleiid- wagon, two crate* of apple*, three out tho barn. Considering tho re­ cepted. stirred in und tlie entire mass is rack* of hay. ono grindstone of mous­ cooked one iiiouieul longer. sults. tho expense of putting In win>f human Ixiltermetil. seline de solo and trimming* with SOUTH NASHVILLE. Movetl by Aid. I.mm that council DETROIT. MICH. Preserved Gooseberries—Pick ov­ tjist Week about ono hundred bushels of spuds.; ’s Letter. adjuuni uptil Jtm.- I’.', till I. Carri* er. wash, drain and stem berries, Tho bridal couplo left yesterday on . Miss Alice .McKinniWx of Grand la a dairy bam 30 or 40 feet long ta then" weigh. Take three-fourths of .Nothing is mure silly and absurd from 320 to |25.x*Tho ayatem of ven­ an extended trip. Terms, spot ca»h."| M. Patten, Rapids is spending a pari of her va ­ the weight of the fruit in sugar, pul Hi.in tti-- i>K;i that th'- men who tilation commonly need con*lata of City Clerk. in a iiri'serving kettle, add one and cation wilh her parents and other two aota of fluoa. Tho Inlota or fresh have built up lhe great modern one-fourth cupfuls qf waler to each relatives southeast of the village., AmerJcau fortunes hl>' inlrnl mi Unpleasant Pasicngar. FIRE INSURANCE COATH GROVE. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Dlrkersou and son air flues should bo near thu roof ozid pound of sugar, bring to the boil­ ea.«" and luxury, As a class Iley A largo anake boarded a *teaj not more than ten font apart. Tho I.ast Week ’ s la'ller. ing |H)inl. and let boil fifteen min­ Inland of North Vermontville spent tlka to chauga your inauranca call A numlH'i- from here attended the bio, rapid, und direct in Ibrir deal­ utes. Add fruit, again bring to. lhe Sunday at 4lie laller s mother’s, Mrs. greater the number tho moro effec­ graduating the village of Dalnertna. ftaljr. It cxei. i-< s al llaMing*- ings. -Thoy work sixteen hours a tive tho ventilation, atneo thoy en­ lioiliug point, and let Isiil until the Amatida HeAlh’s. Mr. and .Mrs. C. Hartwell spent able the fresh air to displace tho foul lasi Friday. A mi.'take was made day. They are in lhe game and ralacd It* head and hissed at tbe pa*-, berries are transparent. Fill the sen gers, aomo of whom fainted. The air more rapidly. Tho outlet* should in the names of the graduates from jars to overllowiitg und adjust lhe Sunday nt Hayden Nye’g. LEE H. FRTOB Miss Esther Heath is working in bo placed to provldo tho quickest CoaLs Grove. I he name uf Earl conductor struck the reptile on the rover* as directed for other pre- Vermontville. Bray should have i«-i*n given and escape for tho foul air. (lint makes use an imperative head, causing It to fall on tho track. the name of Beth llichardsou should Roy Hough is spending a few days al Rattle Creek. . r To Wiish Workliqj Clothes. .■ George Brown returned Saturday Valenlii Fuller i- visiting frieuds once saiij James J. Hill to me. “ami It is a difficult tusk' lo gel grease from Mt. Clemt'ns where he has SurprWiiB Cure of StomNOTE'S near Kalamazoo. lhe saffron journal' roll off the out of workingmen's dollies by the lM>en the past week taking treat­ . iich Trouble. Hilda mid All; ■ K>'iinc<|y of Hie number of my millions. T/ie furl usual method of washing. If the ment for rheumatism. When you'have trouble willryour UNDERTAKING AND spots are Ural covered with kero­ aunt. Mr. and Mr-. William itnmks reft of llu*m<-ii iii Minnesota. Th stomach or chronic constipation, FUNERAL DIRECTORS Cliff. McPeck returned to Battle sene ami allowed .to stand a li/lle Creek A good milch cow never becomca from Saturday-until TueMlny. Saturday after spending the make my inv.-lm.-nls prolitnhh1 don’t imagine that your cu-< i- be­ Licensed Embalmer always in attendance while they may Im easily washed if past two weeks with relatives in rolling faL ‘ ami to k«-'-p them from failing away, yond help just because youroudiA* washed in very wann..water. En­ Nashville ami vicinityillness of Mr-. M.ny ToWm-end id I ain nbliui'd elernnlly lo struggle, fails to give you relief. Mr.-. G. PHONE, 32* OR 387 gine mid wagon grease is nol hard Mr. and Mrs. Emery and son and Hasting--, who fonie-rely lived in pulling-iu more imuicy to keep Slengle. plaintiehf, N. J. writes. Raise and krop all heifer calve* to remove from shirts mid overalls Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Everts spent Lunts Grove. Wc h-jpe she may beif the spots are rubbed with lard an Sunday nt Dennis Ward’s.\ better .soon. habit of ceflaifl newspnp<-rs hour or so before washing them. The Kinne reunion was held nt .Mr. and Mr-. Ii i Colton of East It ought to hurt any man's ng t<> inspire" class hut nil by, tiling I ale up»et it terribly. One Another great aid in washing heavy lhe home of Mr. ami .Mrs. RoyWoodland and Mr. and Mrs. George of ChamlM-riaiu's advertising book­ . working clothes is to lay them on Hough in June tilth. The fon-iioon science to sell dirty milk. Kcidmore of High Bank attended lets cauie to me. After reading a the wtishlioard or a wooden table, vvhs spent visiting nnd preparing church Sunday and visited friend'. •f- l|m probdarial, is tin insnll few of tile letters from people who Estate acid on commuaton. Ganarat after.wetting Ilii-m well, then soap­ dinner. Al noon forty were served Milk auSera contamination The Evangelistic meelings con­ had been cured by ChamlH-rlam's conveyancing. Having a com Plata Mt lie ' ini<-llig>*nc« <»f the ago. ing ihem Hioroughly and taking dinner under the trees in the yard, quickly than any other food. ducted by Evan-'list Kimberlmu I'ablels, I decided to try them. L ot Abstract Books compiled from tba an ordinary floor si-rubbing brush in the afternoon n program consist­ ul-e still lining Imld with good inter­ have taken nearly th rec-fourths of Ilecorda. can furaUh complata At>to (Ift'in. The dirt will come out ing of music mi the piano, speaking Trnat tho cows kindly and thoy will est and will coulimie over Sunday. conll«<-al<- privalf-propi’ily in the u package of them and rim now eat like magic. and singing, which whs enjoyed very repay you In dollar* and coat*. The exangelisl appeal* to nil by his name of flu- law. that iiulnnl will almost rvwythiug ttial I want.” much. Regrets were received from prate of Hi,- punt, and Hull Zulu Fur sale by All Dealers.—Adv. Ways Willi Ejjgv. various parts of the sial.- from message. On Monday’ evening Im savjigo will journey this way* to sit The man with plenty of alfalfa ’ 'Germ Patmcd Eggs—Line Uie Iml- those nol present. Al u late hour not worrying- about bran at (25 BA&NEH WANT ADVS. PAY. saug a '"lo entitled ' If I.Knew’’ mid on the.broken, atrti of Brooklyn VO* RHIUHATIBM KlDNtY* MO MIAO Dll tom and ri'lcs of each cup in a gem ice errant nnd cake were served. on Tuesday evening Miss Grace ami Bridge, llul I hi- is nol V‘ I"'- We l>iii> with the usual sour-milk bis­ IL will be remembered as n very en­ Miss Mildt'-d Gould of High Bunk tire beginning lo realize that busicuit dough. Prick tin* dough willra joyable day by-all present. sang "Clmos" Nn".” These.wen- ne.ss is built mi cmifldnnco, that Dairying builds up thn soil for tho fork so that it won’t puff up, ami set Mrs. Ray Reynolds is Un lhe sick reason.that it take* little of It* anb- both very good. ’ Tili' f" will he spec­ when we d«-'lrny faith in our cmn. it in lhe oven io bake. When thine list. ial services toexf smiday. men'iul fabric we are actually tak­ grate cheese amLJiieak an egg into - Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Ma­ staaoa. Sunday School •Ndti’x . ing tho roofs from homes. »n;ilc|ieach cup, cover with cheese, salt son a daughter June the HR.lt. Subject of Jeison next Sunday is Ing'fond from children, taking tinmid pepper, and lei the eggs set. Ernestine- Benedict is spending a Review. Here m- Home Imin-ful. girly and boys from school. imd| Rice or macaroni to which a wcll- few days at J. Heath s. pudiiiig Ixxltes nak«Hl. out into the] questions: Wlio iV; respond*-today pricoa. lH-alen egg and a lablcspomiful of Mr. and Mr*.-John Houah.Of Bai­ to the.men wig- imide.WMiws.for Harm. flour have been added may be used lie Creek attended the Kinne re­ not attending lhe Fast? What i.Business mean* homes, gardens. in place of the biscuit dough. union al Huy Hough’s lust Tuesday. iHstks. parks, music, good roads, 1‘hooc us and we will deliver to any part of the city. Jesus teaching 'as m llm effect of Eggs, Cream Gravy aud Biscuit— Beal Kelley of Ann Arbor was the riches upon character? What does schools—safely. happinoM. peace Muke ordinary aour-mill or baking guest at Junie* Heath's last week. and pro-p«-rity«—and of Ihese Ihiiut* lesson Vil teach as l<> lh»» eonsciou— Why Our Cream Is So Good powder biscuit*, then devil as many ntws mid one- .ondilion a" J he world has not yl semi a ple|Causes of Stomach Troubles. liatil-lioilfd eggs ns are necessary None of th* new fangled chums (lealli? di*nlh? rtLuke-lfitll-Sl)-Why fLuke hi-.H-sl) -Why si sin...... -Imra. f^hall w blast; wither and for tlie number io be served. Make Sedentary habits. lack of out door cream i» made by machinery add no hand touches it. thus making it drawn butter sauce, and add ilo il exercise, insufficient niasliciitioii have yet put the ota-tuhioued bux«l C|it i.'Liau Hun ir,. b reganb’d PURE. WHOLESOME aud SANITARY. privflepv rather ll. ii.a duly? in mouths nil that civilization hojds ha!f a cupful of finely grated cheesr. of food, constipation. n torpid liver dear'f 1 think hot. z ' ‘ what pespsrl i* sin. like leproaj ? We make a specialty of .handling Iqe Ciaaui for Parties, Social*. Sunday ami let il Ixyil slowly. . Split the hut worry mid anxiety, overeatliiv. par­ We can direct ahd regulate and tiouH* are’asking. “When ape we The sire la more than half the herd. biscuits, lay on each a litill of a dev­ taking --- „ of -- .food. —and .... drink inot >ui ounru suited .-■uperxiai-.'-lint we Mjotild do-.U in going to a Sumlay Hchool pic ­ iled egg. and cover vvith lhe cream­■ lo your nee und occupation. Cor­ Ittalici* and nut in hliiqlness mid nic? ’ ’ \Vu should •h'cnfe soon. ed eheesie gravy. rect your habits nnd Ink* Uhamlmr- hard will tranamlt dairy cliaracUrtawrath, liist-we go down in lluraunkMacaroni Baked With Egg—-Boili11 lam's Tfihlcts ami you will soon be ,Bfe more th.iu .fjifo women •m roddxvay. Iiotse und rider, pur­ . -Thej,e miicaroui m salted water for twenty well again. For saia by AH Deal.-udroge urgauualimi* in lhe United suffrage .— Mptr’ aud pursued. The forces of minutes. Drain and arrange iu lay-■ II era.—Adv. . Slates. ,di::vluliou are ul work iu any na­ BANNEB WANT ADVS. PAY. its CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO THE DAIRYMEN S PHONE 533 HASTINGS, MICH. j?, Spring Term Detroit Business Uniiersity Miller & Harris Furniture co. DAIPY FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS If You Want Delicious ICE CREAM an THE PALM GARDEN �THE HARTINGS RAMMER. JULY 2. 1ML FACTTWBWT HWIT REVEALED INFORMATION tend-*! meeting very well for them and we had some*hopes that in the ABOUT THE BUM LAKE IWOIAHS spring of Hie year a revival would commence and Hint God would have ANCESTORS OF THE BRADLEY mercy upon lhe Indians. But there was little don# the first year among IHDIANS OF TO-DAY. the people. Some time after, thia they remarked lhal the/bad agreed ' (fianiinued from page 17.) i<. giro God one ear to hi at whal he said nnd keep one ear tor them­ her as it was a new matter for her selves. But now this oil-- BPOM to settle, among Indians that were and fcnid that he had rcaolved to . In the habit of getting drunk when­ give both ears to God that he might Bpenk'all of his minn. The ever they could get a chance, fl winter Itnd- nn.-setl away nnd was a rrtntter of great trial to my firstHolland Salt Stock Prevent the spring opened beautifully nnd wife. She had wept and mourned it was lime fin- the-Indians to go over her lot With a deep feeling of out Id their sugar hush. They The worms came and killed your lambs, reduced your pigs WHY NOT PREVENT THIS? There is no reason why a bad horror al the thought of leaving wished to gel there in time lo make condition shall be allowed to come wheu the prevention is ■. good society and having a people llieir troughs nnd having all things until they sickened and died. You thought they bad chol­ that was abandoned to the worst ready they went off apparently a within your reach — and it is so much easier to prevent dis­ era. Your profits were materially cut off. Th© seeds of practice in the world nnd to engage happy people. There would -he ease than to cure it. Dr. Holland’s Medicated Stock Food in a cause that seemed utterly lin- time enough after their.sugar work worm infection are scattered all over your farm and if some­ {HMaililc of success, was indeed had got through witlF'for them to is fully guaranteed to do just what we claim for it, if fed trusting In God alone for help for plant their < <»rn and do other work thing is not done your stock may be infected and a heavier according to our directions. Besides being a disinfectant if God was left out of the question ns il might be- necessary Tw them loss follow-than you have had yet. nothing could be done to hope for to do. Tile women were nllogelher and purifier it is a PRODUCER. the least success. I had given the the most industrious white the men . Indians a smrtll- talk upon their attended lo Htcir guns nnd huntrd situation. I bad told them of the in Uie woods for deer and other changes that would occur and how gnnu*. Dr. Holland’s Medicated Stock Salt Makes good il would he for them In lie pre­ The Indiana found that I was pared. ami in the month of.Scptem- mu elf opposed to their getting MORE MILK MORE MORE ' her, Saginaw with his baud of men drunk on the ground that I had Good Milk or Good Wool cannot be grown (rom, unhealthy stock. See us and get a camo over In see me and have an­ bought for litem, so they would pre­ booklet that will tell you all about this and what it will do for your stock and how to use it. other talk with nic on the subject. tend that they were going out lo ' 1 endeavored to treat him nnd his celebrate some of their rites, blit 1 . jwopb' well and made some prepa- was aware that drunkenness was ’ ration for dinner and after they had llieir object nnd was determined lo finished their meal. I rose up nnd keep a look out for them after addressed them very affectionately they had lievii gone three or four upon their condition and how tho liours. So I hud my horse saddled government viewed if and stated to one day after they had left tlie them that this was a mission estab­ camp aliout two hours nnd rale lished by tho government lo see if down m the woods where they had they could not help them in such a assembled. 1 found them in n way Hint il would raise them out most sorrowful condition, drunk ■of all their troubles nnd thus pre­ and fighting. One of them took n pare them for that world to which long slick and struck al a squaw we were all of us fast approaching. and hnd he not struck a stick and After I got through the old Chief broke his club lie would have kill­ got up und remarked that he had ed her. 1 ordered some young men never said that he would come on to arrest him and six of them endeavored (o lei the bottle alone [would always give his grand-xon a and they 'would often go down to Gunn lake nnd fetch .us large pick­ . to this land bul that now he was clinclu-d in with him. They were but ill.- poor old num had «uel. a : port imdhe a «o.«l milured Mr “mior >1... H .™n.-l al-tfrUTS; erel and if the Bishop was coming. prepared to sav that he would come by the side of a large lofi on and lie remarked that what he .standing tiKh Il ey "* '.T , , , .. ' no one. -We had another I would say to them that if they about three feet through they riui and -ill -tlua ’c jno*l imiiossible fur. him lo break । a tall man and a man that would hunt nnd bring ine in a large said on this subject would como to tusseled- together will, ..*.1 ..It....I >>■><>' li.i li*ul ll-ili- fat pass. Hy came over once more bul inight and finally all .went. down .to­ ..rV had liviul lived rnnnv many vonr. years ivilli with tlln the hah1 turkey. I would pay them well off. II ...... recollect mie’ .Im* day he had lin.l 1 had no intrepreter and could say gether on tlieif heads beside Hie lug been from home and Iny with his il of drinking. One'day Psaid to 1for lheir trouble which they were nothing lo him and finally in the and the first that got loose from daughter under lhe.fence drunk, him, “Do you not think much of the »sure to llo. They began lo see month of November lie came over the otjiers look the first Indian by mid came to me in order to make religion of our Saviour?" He an- Itheir privilegcu nnd Lheir conduct, .Gun lake wilh all his band nnd-set- the hair of his head and -dragged Ills confession. 1 told, him that I sweriHl my by saying that ho would ’was much chanced. They attend­ 1 led wilh us nnd staid as long hs he him off anti so on until they had was sorry to see him going so fast like tn try his religion and if lie «ed regular their prayer meeting*lived. I was at work with .Mr. Pot­ cleared Bwny the wlmle pile of In­ to ruin. • He told me Hint he was could leave off liquor he was ns- which was a great help to them and, land when I first saw them com­ of them were happy in lheir ■ They had now drank up urged to drink and if I said the sured that the Lord would have some ing. The men were on foot and dians. They saw that there was most of their liquor and .promised word he would enter n prosecution mercy upon him ami ho said that SSaviour. ' they arranged themselves in single me that they would finish and comt* [nt. once against the man who sold it ho meant to make the trial for one I(rue happiness in the service of God tile and the women and children home and be sober men. They sup- [lo him. I remarked to him that it year and if he succeeded he would <and they longed lo have all (heir Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment were on horseback. Tliere were IHised that this was a cunning trick. 1was the only course^llint he could then muk;> a public profession of 1people teste how good, and gracious Lord was. The women sang de­ aliout sixty in all men. women and I now had found out their doings I pursue. He went accordingly and his religion and lead a godly life the lhe I in Western Michigan. children. They marched up on to ami begged of them to leave I In* took lightfully and it was truly good remainder of his days. He attend1 n summons for the genl and 1 the ground and unloaded their a judgment and cost ed church regular except when he Itimes with us. Now they are most­ Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. alone. I preceived Hint they obtained 1 ponies. I then told Mr. Poland lo stuff ly moved away from us. They was sick In leaving liquor alone 1 against him-for one hundred tlolhad mended in some small degree • Store Phones— Farm Phones— Ittiink back anil rejoice in God for take lhe ox team and wagon and was in great hopes that they lars. The man who sold the liquor after'xo long a trial he was very 1his carry their tilings near some excel­ and great mercies toward them’. Beil, 173 . Beil, 651 might see the evil of their doings to .him has gone also to render up sick, bul I paid close attention to They can now see Low hard I hud lent springs of water. They saw and his account. Wc endeavored to him and he recovered very fast. He ’ Citizens, 5173 Citizens, 6251 reform. me move their goods nnd wore allow the Indians what we wanted had gained the-day and he came Ilabored fur lheir footf and write The second year Noonday came to \ and give ine thanks for my la­ . pleased that I had done it. The of-tln-m; that it was nol for our forward afler his time had expired me i * men. went lo work al- once and pay us a visit from the Baptist mis­ benefit that they labored but for and wax united with lhe church. Ibor in their behalf. ' erected their wigwams and the sion with two or three of their best themselves nnd some times they The Bishop canie once to Kalama­ women built their fires and lheir men and he addressed the Indians would work like men ami do all in zoo and he went out tn hear hiifi camp was soon smoking and their in a very affectionate manner. Ho lheir power to do for which 1 was preach. I must say that he was KNEW USE OF THE CEREALS fires were blazing, and by the lime also made another Chief anil Iold sure to give them credit to en­ tinu unin the end of his life. His that lhe sun went down, they were him his duty and the duly also of courage them tn go ahead. The old oldest soir was named Sbapcquonk nil ready for re*t. The next morn- his wife. Noonday Had been a con­ Chief endeavored Ip assist me all in nnd hte second son was named ■Wntt they arose bright and early to vert some time and was very anx­ his -power and would leave liquor i'.aurequn. I irwd lo get tho youn­ Animal Food. look around them nnd see what w;as ious for all the Indians (hat they alone for some time; then again the ger Jmt lhe old Chief was fetrrfnl io Im; done. I saw a number of also might partake of lhe blessings [temptation would come upon him and il was n tong time before he them take down their rides and of lhe gospel. Ho stayed wilh us ।like a whirlwind nnd lie would give writfid let him come io my house. There la nothing to Indicate that three or four days and behaved like , fire them and Then wipe |hem out a num every up tn it. He thought that he His youngest son was .................. ’ •• ; w. 1*^1 r.uuu UIU UUW , clean and concluded in my own a gentleman. 1 was truly pleased should conquet' it at last but we inch of him. '.II taught him lhe have buckwheat pancakes for breakw nmi __ + «* ___■ mind that they were going oyl to wilh him for he thought that there jlin’d been at the mission about flvj?' English language and <i>nl sent linn him In to »fast it has been .learned.... that not. , hunt some deer. They went out to were other Christians in the world years and he concluded il best for the Mission lo finish his education only buckwheat but many other gralna - hunt and before night came .in wilh beside Baptists." Indeed (he Indians jhim to be baptized as-It might aid bul the Chippewas were top wild . plenty of venison and I saw at once appeared to like our services wclU ।him much In living aright. Indeed for him and he left them and came* • of tho present day. such ns corn, barHint they were very generous for as we had them translated into [ ।there was not anything against lhe home. . they'distributed lheir ment around their language. old man ‘but this one sin and he sumod by ths people of the latter half By this limo I had an Interpreter .said < the camp and I received also a Shnpeouonk is now the that be would try to conquer share. We then’ employed a sur­ by the name of Mawbeso. who was jil. bul alas, for him. I think it lo the Chippewa grounds veyor who run out lhe. land in ten very gnott to Interpret lhe English iwas lhe latter part nf February much] beloved. . ; llthio epoch. acre lots so that each could hove a into the Indian and he would keep ।that the fndians left grounds ,r., their KivuuMv Z . . * It Is generally admitted that th# i ■ share and move on to their lots and sober nnd wax always handy on Hie for the sugar camps ami Saginaw ^_l^fiad to’ get my provisions from' men ot the age of hewn stone werb Tence them in, so that each knew ground , to Interpret when I needed n,..i imid anf..,.. few Indians moved ---------- 1 to <„ -a---------camp----------------------------,--------------------Kalamazoo. .’ .„*. The roads were now'hunter#. With Asiatic tavaaiona the where to go for lheir vegetables. him. He is now gone to the World ;across the beautiful lake that lies Jhrough lb<! woods and it would manner of living changed. The neo­ They behaved very well for a few of । Spirits. He stayed with us until iin front of my house. They hail take me until late nt night lo gel days but as soon ns they could gel my time bad almost expired and Ibeen absent bul a few days ami a load home nnd some times I would lithic# began to ratio domestic ani­ some (excutaunwbo) I saw lhal went with two Indians a hunting ■one morning Saginaw's daughter break down my wagon, lea\e;all in mals and to cultivate'certain apocle# ■ that they were greatly given up to and : they left him in the woods nol ।came across the lake and iold me the road an<l come home in the ot plant*, th# remain# of which ar# the habit of getting as they called a half mile from his wigwam where ithat lp»r father had been struck night and .the next any send the •till to be found. •• il, iiiuiba, and I saw nt he died. He hail n disease which <witli a club in a dntnkey frolic and •ixvii wapm Corn *■ ,l>0 ro0-t ancient plant oxen uuwii down ui to iibui haul iiuiue home m» my wagon i onco that (he Indian traders were proliably aft on il had broken on the that his brains were knocked out and then would have to build a log known. Sclentlat# have observed gathered again and tlie sec- ;and she wished me to go and fee1 heap in order to fix in (be habit of getting liquor for outside > .. . up my - -------fire. — sample# of it tn the celebrated layer them. ’ They Tiad not as yet seen •nnd time il broke on Hie inside and Ihim before he died. I went ac­ I had established prayer meetings of th# Ma# d'Axil, or end of tho hown . the evil of their doings. It was put an end to his life. Many ror- <cordingly across the lake to his wig­ which I had twice a week nml tin* now fall of the year and the Indians rowed for his removal as he was a <wam and sure enough there he lay Indians were always there ready to It is believed that this kind of plant I—.—-I.. I -- and. in* * - assist me. -All went on wl} nl the his skull broken in were expecting the paymaster man that.they appeared to like [with < anil in a general way ho kept Ibreathing out .his last breath. He mission but my pay was hindered, is essentially of Asiatic origin. * It along soon nnd they said that they much । would have to go to the Grant] Rap­ himself sober so that he had no dis- Iknew nothing nor did he come to the Bishop having charge oLil. I could have been brought into Europe Egyptian ’ ids in order to gid lheir money. I grace on the cause of religion. I iagain for aboul twelve o’clock hr was one year, without any/ tponey by nerolithio invaders. > had so much to attend to that I de­ recollect that Saginaw, nur old Ibreathed his last. Ilfs murderer and the Bishop came to hoc mv and clined going to the payment and my chief, was much pleased with Maw- <was pointed out lo me ami he came I had nothing to eat. He knew also pretty frequent, being repre­ people were gone about tlfree weeks tie.tfe as they were on the.best tennC 1ii|> to ine and snhl something to this well for he had taken the mon­ sented by six distinct varieties. On • hefore they returned home. I soon The old Indians that came to the ime but I fopnd that he was much ey ami used it himself. The gen­ learned that they hail saved no mission were in the war against us iintoxicated. I. however, told him tleman foumt that such n course money and that lheir clothing wds and were paid b/ Great Britain for Ithat I woifld gel a coffin made and would not answer. resented by a different kind from tho I also gone, that they all looker! down their service against us. I one day that he must come with a hand and fell miserable. f)n. Sunday. I heard Noonday telling our Chief •sleigh and bring the coffin and put This has been called by all who Tho other plants of that age wore talked to them on the subject ami Penasoe what a lime he once had .1him in il ns jjoon as he died and were acquainted with it an excel­ probably gathered in a wild state. told them that there was a very with our men. Two of the Indi- ithen he must bring the corpse up­ mission and I Bin bold to say Fruits were generally cut tn quarters great wrong somewliere and that- ans had ascended a large tree well (on a hand sleigh up to the meeting lent that (he Indiansas. a body have they must try lo find out that wrong tilled with loaves; it was a bench 1house and that 1 would preach to done better than any- other mission aud dried; such as certain little spe­ and correct il. for they were vary tree aud the tiring commenced rap- lthem on the occasion. After they got up among them. Il was indeed cies of apples and pears. much worse off after thoy had their idly. He said flint he tlre«l as fast 1had brought the corpse up and a bard stand al the first on account । money than they were before they ax lie could load his rifle, buf soon gathered the Indians together, the of their hiving ardent spirits but by i Official statements show that nf had any. * They replied ttial they ho perceived that they saW the wife of Keokecsccuin, the daughter degrees it wore away so that they hoped if I would go wilh them that smoke of his rifle and tired n volley <of Saginaw, came up to the coffin evidently saw their duty. We had the 1.500,000 dairy cows hi New | look nl her father. She olood the most hopak for younger lads York slate 500,000 ..are tubercular they should bo much better off than into .the tree and upon Seeing this to : Hwy were or than they had been said .Noonday we made down the nnd looked nt him for a moment who were coming up to get them and of the children-sHiffering with ’ nnd that I would assist them and tree the best way we could and ns ;and then uttered nn unearthly to avoid the horrible practice of tuberculosis 25 per cent are infect­ ’ savp their money. I now had me a It happened wo gut clear from any •sercerh and seemed in great agony. drinking wilh the bovine type, showing liquor and our success was ed < Ing house built and fixed it up for shots. I thought Illi’s was lucky She one-fourth of the afflicted chil­ loved her father and it seem­ I built’ n church or that lha winter. I also built a alable for indeed. Bul now they saw differ- <ed like death for her to pnrl with excellent. dren were infected by -the inilk rather took a house that I had built my horses and oxen and went out to ently. They found lhal we, Amer- Ihim. The Indiaps gathered to­ for my own family and fitted it up they drank. , look at the marshes to find some icans. hnd done right in standing ;gether and I preached lo them on for a meeting hduse which answer­ hay. I traveled about fout* miles our ground. Ho remarked that wo ।the .subject nnd 1 trust that many of ed for a season remarkably well al­ Has Your Child Worms? i . nnd found an 'excellent marsh had a great man to lead us on the them laid il to tp*art. The son-in­ we could not make it as Most children do. A Coated. where I got hay enough to last me victory. .The government nf this jlaw by the name of Keokeesecum though as we needed for fear that the Furred Tongue; Strong Breath; nil winter. country bad done -well by the In- ,concluded that he would drink no light lioya would throw stones and. break Stomach Pains; circles tinder eyes; Wf. had as yet no houso of Wor­ dians nnd if.the traders instead of more । liquor nnd f-teelieve that he lhe glass so that we had no win­ pale, sallow complexion; nervous, ship’ nqd I visited their, camps nnd providing liquhr for them had used jkep| well his word for he and hi's dows in lhe front part. " The bish­ । fretful, grinding of teeth, lowing in with rtiy interpreter got along very their abilities In teaching lhe Indi- <wife made n profession of religion up furnishwl us with a good or­ well and I preached the gospel to ans how horrible liquor was for ।nnd, Joined tho church. They en­ gan so that when We held service sleep, peculiar dreams—any one of these indicate child has worms. Get l hem nnd endeavored io persuade them and hnd provided for them deavored < to settle the matter of the chants went off beautiful in the a box of Kickapoo Worm Killer at । I hem to give up this vain .world and good clothing instead for. the furs lheir father’ death for it was a sonOnce. It kills the worms—the strive tn he for God. Bul little which the Indiutis i»oid them how iin-lgw of the old Chief that-struck Indian language;- ’ It was our duly la-live economi­ cause of your child's condition. Is good was affected among Hicm, nor much better people they would ।the fatal blow by the name of Shuacould anything be done for them have been al this day than they aTe. (mus, who shortly afler was impris­ cally ps all did and I labored with Laxative and aids Nature to expel so long as thuy would give them- Il is, however, to be hoped that as <oned but they found no bill against all the strength that I had ip order tbe worms. Supplied tn candy to gel along in tho world as we form. Easy for children to lake. soivea up to drinking ardent spirits. they incline toward the Methodist him | and lie lived but alioul one year * We had affected something thus far church that this people will lie (after be had murdered his father­ ought. Th(? Indians were good 25<k‘ Recommended by Carvelh & hunters and hrdught us in venison Stebbins.—A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. and we must wait and see what faithful to them not only in show- jin-law. more could be done for this people. ing them the evil of drinking spir­ The death of Saginaw wits a sore The first thing was to do some­ its bul-will leach them the art of ।affliction to us all for he took Mich thing for lheir living so wc calcu­ farming so that in due lime they ;a liking lo us all that we could hot lated to break up for them some may rise to a good condition like ।help loying Jhe old man for there . land aud get some wheat in the our farmers round aboul us. was scarcely a day that he did nol ground and to keen up our meetings The second year we cleared about 1visit us and he would bring with and perhaps the Lord would come twenly-lwo acre* for lheir wheat Ihim a little boy by tho name of amotMf »■ *nd send- His Holy Spirit and got it in In good season, the In- .Jacob, his grandson and was much and alarm those who were out of dians helping some to log off the pleased i with lhe little lad and when Lhe Art uf Safely. The Indians at- ground. The old Chief Saginaw ■wc gave him Miinething to eat, he ARTHUR E. MULHOLLAND , ___ An Ounce of Prevention = Worth a Pound of Cure Dr. ’s Medicated Stock Will Disinfect Your ------ and FLESH--------- Disease and Loss WOOL Edmonds Bros.—The Elevator Men PHONE 18 HASTINGS, MICH. Chink of fienry Smith Grand Rapids, Hlicb. When You Want Flowers For. Any Purpose Bohumir Kryl, the Great • Cornetist and Bandmaster Dn.D.- • **• ne Standard Skis Rowdy Inttant Relief for all Skin Trouble* � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-07-09.pdf b6cbf7eba4bb1a2bc07c31a3b5a27940 PDF Text Text COUNTY ' FIFTY-NINTH YEAR Opening BANNER. THE HASTINGS Chautauqua Here wnmtiws 20 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JULY 9,1914 II Effll CO. SMALL TRY BANNER WANTS Everybody Read* The BANNER. PART ONE-1 TO 8 NUMBER 10 First Annual Camp of Barry County Y. M. C. A. Closed at Colgrove Point, Gun Lake, Last Week. RESIDENCES OF ®ETRIEVTLLE PRACTICAIXY WIPED OUT, NOT IN ONE MAN TWICE SUF­ FERED LOSS BY CYCLONE Hays Hereafter He Will Insure Ev-| rrjtlilng That Ho Builds One Foot or More Above GrouuiL, ' Thp Hille town of Petrieville in! Eaton county.'wax.prayncnlly wqn-d off the map by lh«t cyclone of June; 27. Though (he loss in and around THE DUNBAR. QUARTET AND BELL RINGERS PW^HE Dunbar Mala Quartet and Ball lUngera are to appear boro aa the musical feature of th® open 1 of the forthcoming Chautauqua. ■ This organisation carries n peal of 200 bells rnndo In Europe and ranging In alzo from one t_____ ty-flvo pounds. These bells are soft and mellow tn quality. There la do sweeter music than that of bells when they are In 'tune and played In perfect harmony. In addition to their bell ringing the Dunbars present cello, piano and volln solos and appear In Instrumental ___________ BARRY COUNTY HEALTH WEEK WILL BE HELPFUL THE FIRST GAME BETWEEN OLD RIVALS WAS SPLENDID ONE No Evidence of uny Prcvtoiw BiltrrnesfK Was Shown In the Char­ lotte—HknIIiiqs Game. The game Iw-lween Charlotte ami Hastings Tuesday was everything that could be desired, regardless of the score. A large delegation was present from Charlotte as well as from neighboring cities and towns. Good plays on both aides were applauded, and there was no rough “rousting" or lioisteroii* remarks on either sitle to mar the pleasure of those who like to see a good ball game, regardless of who wins. The idea of gelling an timpfre from the outside, who has no in­ terest in either team, is a good one and ought to wipe out any claim of partiality, at least as long as the umpiring is ns fair us it was Tues­ day. . We hope to see this friendly spirit of rivalry between the I wo citiea continue, and there is no rea­ son why it cannot if Charlotte will manifest 'the same kindly ytirif Hint was shown by Hastings, Tues­ day. Then* is absuhilidy no reason for any feeling- of ill-will between Hie two towns, and we ho|ie (hat the hatchet lias been buried so deeply that its resting place will never be discovered. Both cities have splendid teams. Fortune will doubtless favor one side and then the other. The wise thing for ImiIIi towns is to "take the bitter with . the sweet," ana smile—even though it is hard to do so. Let IkiHi towns cut out this “rough-neck" business, or" it will kill the game. a total loss, because non.- of those 'whose properly wm dr-tmyvd. car­ ried a dollar's worth of vvindsturm insurance. The pisiple living in Ihnl imm.sliate vicinity had never suffered loss from a i yi-lone pr^VOUR to lhe one tif June 271li. They had been soli­ cited tp take out. Intiiraiire. but ev­ idently regarded it as unnecessary'.* But since the storm 4'lpvd out thrir. property, we hear that many of lliem are taking out jjolicii’*. ;With the clearing up of the land, cyclones and wimtslonn- are much nmre frequent than betore, mid no community is immuno from storm* (of (his kind. It has now beached a point where insurance against cy^lonre amt windstorm* i* just as essential as lire inrainiicc. Tliat peopltf generally are’ lerognizing lliis is shown by the fart tlial tie* FIVE PERSONS III CAL^ WHICH TURKS TURTLE j The , Y. M. C. A. Campers—See article, Page. 10. MOTT SCHOOL HOUSE FIRST DAYS III SCOTSURVIVORS' PICNIC. JULY 30 UNITED BRETHRENS. S. . agm **m mm nin Pioneers Expected to Gather ANDENDEAVORWORKERS s LAND AND ENGLAND Manyal This lliii Annual Event Insurance Co., of this cily.l s|onn has grown from alsmt 1711 in l»r> ----------to over 00,000 ill 1911. and tlie The Survivors Picnic Association IN DEEP SAND ON GUN LAKE amount of iitsurance 'carried, has MRS HENKES AND DAUGHTER, MISS AIMEE, until: LET­ -ill hold their annual picnic on HOAD IN YANKEE increased from ahout sl5<).(M)t) to Thursday. July .'hull, in the WertTERS HOME. over 8t2O.(N)O,UOO.00 during those 29 SPRINGS maii grove, one half .mile south of secured the charter for this com­ The committees wish to make pany and organized II 2l» year* ago. BOTH ENJOYING THEIR VISIT MR. AND MRS. L. R. GLASGOW A FINE LIST OF SPEAKERS tin* following report. The table il lias grnwivto be the second larg­ IN FOREIGN LANDS committee wish those bringing eat-, est'company of its kind in Hie HURT; THREE OTHERS BRUISED WILL BE HERE FOR THAT WEEK aides lo bring more meals ’and world, it has paid every loss fully chicken pies and less pies and and promptly, and through its care­ cakes, Gei>. Norris of Dowling, i? Prompt Assistance Ciimc to Mr. and ful and I'onsci-valive management jTravellers Have Plcqsnnl Ocean chairman. Im will gladly answer all Slate Board of Health Will Bring stands very high in tin- insurance Voyage and See Wonders of Mrs. Glasgow. Who Were Pinned world. ' Their Big Exhibit' Here For • imjiiires. Mrs. Iva Newton of t • Scotland und Nm-lli England. Hope township, has been chosen a Under the Car. The Entire tfWR.” Increasing years only adds lo the of th,, program committee, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Glasgow have impetus of its growth, and this year The following letters were receiv­ ^iierfber Barry CoYmty Good Health Week [lo take tlic place of aunt Sarah promises to be one of the Iwsl il. has been rmillned to their home from which is planned' for the week be­ Flora Beadle Ren- । Brown. Frank Larabec of Hope Hie effect# of injuries received ever enjoyed, Secretary Rogers and daughter. .Mrs. ginning November IB'will be one of ..j .................... -............... has been selected as one of the when their automobile turned turtle Treasurer George E. Coleman are far reaching benefit to our people Althmidi not vvnllen for [ Ev i-iitiv .• e.mmNtle.-, The Cmnon the long hill east of the apple very busy listing the new members and will be a great public service. 1 Secretary Vandetvook of the Barry dryer, Yankee Springs..-Sunday and looking after the i.tii ones. Im rvail with a great deal of inter- base ball ga\ue-in connecliou with evening. With them were their O>. Y. M. (k A., wlrn inaugurated One man over near t bar lotto had ••st by llieir many friends and ar- I lie picnic. There are only a few। daughter. Miss Sadie, Merle Ship, a barn blown •town » fir years ago. qtiatntnnri's Ihrniigbout the coun-lof •!><• old «nrvivnrs of the Mott I liis moyi'iimnt in this county* will ley mid Miss Hilda Dunlap of Grautl and the cyclone of June 27th litis ty. Mrs. Henke#' letter is publish-f school district left ami the coin­1 have earned the gratitude of our Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Glasgow were year look away another one. The .imppfa for the good that Health Aijncv's follows: milteo feel that this should be the[• occupying the front sent. The man didn't carry a cent of wind­ ed first; Miss Aimer's Wl-ok will hccompKsli. best picnic they have ever held. A1 ' June It, 191L young people were in the rear sent. storm insurance either time. When The attention of Ibo medical g<H>d program is being prepared1 Dear Ones nt Home: Just what caused the accideitl is not one of the Wind-i>*rni Insurance woHd is now directed in the line under the leadership" of Mrs. Win.■ Hua nun 1 “,n "W'* ,o Mil known. Bui it is known that when Co. officials visited him retrniiv recently ■■•• heI' Y"“ of prevention of disease, rather •r lui d up anything I 3 "' 1 things We an* now in the car struck the sand on this hill, said: "If I ever I....:.! .... „..yU.;..„. than its treatment after il lias be­ man. The program will be pub­ . r "'"" l .. u . 1, . nn>u , , . , " ’ 'iiti,. Gulf of St. l-avyrem e, and nmvit turned over so quickly that the n foot above the ground hereafter, •" gun its ravages. Medical science, lished later. \ ' occupants had hm-dly .liine lo real­ I am going to take out wlndstonn-l L1* a*°UF for in-lancc. lias provrii beyond The Hickory Corners Creamery ize what had happened. insurance to protect il." And that not see land from the one shore but han'1 , a“ "ll1*' X.’’w Co. will furnish the lee cream.■ any "" ,l',‘ Mr. and Mrs. Glasgow were pin­ would not be a bad idea for anv epidemic of yellow fever, Jf a cer­ highlands, with Hulling I'arl'iif the proceeds will go to (he1 tain kind of mosquito is absent; and ned under tlifl car. hut the others man to follow. Read the Windstorm Brunswick Every one is' "hell-reefs” al the Picnic Association. were able to cxli'icote themselves. Insurance Co. advArtisemenl in this villages in the by destroying the breeding places invited to attend, highlands. I learned cordially of mosquitoes and by screening Traveling directly behind them issue. especially the old pioneers of Bar­■ were Mr. and Mrs. George Robin­ doors ami windows tlie Panama ry County? The secrolnry will try" ■ery willing Io lai son. who with others who arrived, BOYS ANO GIRLS WILL ('.anal Zone., once noted for yellow and procure the names of five of' succeeded in raising the rar mid f. ver outbreak*, has been made en­ helping out Mr. and Mrs. Glasgow, tirely free from that plague, and BE GREATLY INTERESTED ed al. 10-H) this morning. the ser- also.the oldest. couple ntleiuling: : As Mrs. Glasgow was somewhat in­ has become a tropical health re­ jured. she was immediately brought port through proper sanitation. By CHARLIE LEONARD MET Every oin to Dr. McGutlln’s office by Chester In the Automobile Contest Adver­ England. destroying the rats, which are sub­ the King and Queen. ject to that plague, and which harWITH PECULIAR ACCIDENT Messer. The car was placed right FORMER BARRY COUNTY tisement of the Star Bakery • .... . . one could side up and Mr. (fjasgow drove il Imm- the liras that communicate it Adv. In This Issue. go motoring. lo town where he' was also com­ to liiiman brings, bubonic bimonii* plague . --------- MAN DIES IN WESTrI and girls who art* interested /*•> From General Delivery Wagon' pelled to visit the surgeon. io Boys fn‘n"2p’L131 the Automobile Contest of the sight of lnnd before dark tonight. Airs. Glasgow’s left arm was injured to OUK rare. Im- < . ,, . ... .... '. and Fractured Ills Left Arm Star Bakery.und Restaurant will be We have imsscd twj> boats Imlay, mid she was otherwise badly bruis­ [mi.' water ahjd houM flies arai Horace E. Barnum “Went (^psl" jfJ1 nt the Elbow. ed. Mr. Glasgow’s left leg was so interested in Hie advertisement of slower stetfinrrs bound for the same known to spread typhoid fevai Years Ago und Became Prom­ the Star Bakery in Hits issue. port we are. ' ■' Fresh air. plenty of nourishing foqll Charlie Leonard, the Alli ward badly injured (hat he has been l • Those who rut nut this week's inent Californian. " nisi night our dozen had a eonan<l proper resj aye the sure remb- deliveryman for (he City General eompeiletf to use crotches. _ ntes for incipient tuberculosis. I Delivery, met with a peculiar acci­ Tue three young people were also adv. and take it lo Hie Star. Bakery cert. Aimer did lhe playing. We \Vord has been received of tho There are many* thing* that flu­ dent Tuesday, which will lay him badly bruised. All are happy over will be given an additional 100 votes. bad tfuite an audience. (I did not ’dc.'Hh In Fresno. Cal., of Horace "El1; Read the advertisement, for further the Lid that they <£Bap£d so light­ sing!? health experts can tell us, thiags up for three or four weeks. ' particulars.-Later:—It is now 8:00 p. in.. and rmiipaialiv.'h' easy of aci'imiplijhWhile getting nut of the delivery, ly. al thu accident was a very seri­ The Automobile Contest of this meiil, that will not only prolong liimmspcnder caught on Hu! wagon, ous (me. west in 1875 and became a pnnul-■ Bakery has been very successful could be on Wall Lake. We have life, and especially save Ihr lived of causing him to fall. He strtick on ' and has aroused a lol of interest. Attention Committees. children, but that will make dne his left elbow and fractured it at been out of sight of land for about gaged tn farming, in the hotel bus­" three hours and still, th-* saijflrs iness and in horticulture. He was" live far more comfortably, and Um the joint. Dr. Lathrop was called, Committees of the Rqumon . As­ Attention City I’.upaycrN. far more helpful, while he does live. reduced the fracture, and Charlie sociation and of the Ixiyal Ladies tell us we have not yet reached the I have now receiv.ed Hie super­ ocean proper. but are in the outlet very popular county officer and the1 are hereby notified to meet Wedgetting along nicely. It is now certain that Health ‘ nes<»y, July 15. al 2 o’clock p. in., visors’ rolls, ami on and after .Mon­ flag on the court, house in Frivmo' Week will bring "to the people rtf at (J. A. R. hall. 'Hastings, to make day July 13 will be 'prepared to re­ Barry Co. some of the best taleiit Big Catch of River Bass. ceive taxes at Carvelh & Stebbins* everylhing that yon can think of- is court house was draped iff himirn-* obtainable. v\ Owing to the fact that Dr. A’an plans for the next, Barry Co. Sol­ drug store. ing when his death was announced. In the first place the State Board' Velsor and Charles Freer each diers ami Sailors Reunion. Every Harry Miller, of the committees is urged dinner: of Health will bring lo this city \-might all tlm bass which (hr law member 2wks City Treasurer. * be----------present. . Chamber of Commerce. of the Elks their complete exhibit, one of the allpws in the river one day the lat­ to *■ F. G. Pierce, Lodge. the Knights of Pythias, t’nitfinest in the country. They.,will aF- ter parl-of last week, Chas. Harsh: Pres. Reunion Ass'n. ed Workmen, Foresters alid Wood­ Monday. 4:<M> P. M. sn furnish free the sepviKw-'oT a borger was obliged to pny a wager Mrs. I. N. Winters. • about twenty-four men. He is survived by his widow mdn vvhoS(> business il will be lo with Guy Havens. The fish were • Pres. Isjyal Ladies. and two c birdrun. Death was due explain the exhibit. And all this all big ones of the .small-mouth va­ deep. -Our party is feeling fine and will I..... Iitnely fre.' In all who shall riety. The bass were all in Uno Critcs-Tungatr Marriage. furnishing amusement for all on sjonincli. A very large body of cilattend, and this alone will be well condition and were not grubby. Dr. Imard. The Matthew* girls are iiens and public officials attended worth coming from the farthest Van Velsor slates that grubs are Miss Mary Critejj. daughter of Mrs. the funeral. Lydia Crites, was united in marriage corner of the county to see. . merely local conditions ami that with Mr. Auzza Tungate, of Ban­ We ran into a Heavy fog about Dr. Victor C. Vaughn, of Ann Ar­ only lisli Irving in certain parts of field. at the home of tho bride’s day .break Illis morfiiiig. ami it staid (hlil Fellows Install Officers. bor, one of tlie world's most noted the river are in such condition. mother at No. 127 Church Street, wilti us until aliTml noon..when the authorities on Iiihrrcuhwis. that The members of the Odd FelRiw.« Monday afternoon. The ceremony Jim dispelled il. \V,« ‘ sighted, ill lodge scourge of lhe while races, will give A "Safe and Sane Fourth." instructed the" candidates in was performed by Rev. Brooks, of Hie distance, nlumt two hones ago. one or two addresses on that jopic. According to press reports lhe Banfleld. who used the full ring llm'c-inasle.i sail boat. I would the initiatory degree on Tuesday number of acciftenls on tue Glori­ ceremony. The bride was gowned not like tn ride the sea in a sail evening.and enjoyed light refreshr ous Fourth were few in Compari­ in while crepp.de diene, trimmed Iwial. I have seen Wall Laho far annual installation services, the fol­ son with those of previous celebrar with shadow lace and carried a cor­ lowing olfirers bring the list: lions of the Nation's birthday. In sage boquel of white lilli<*.s and car­ Tuesday. June tilth. 2pN) 1’. M. Notice:' Hastings and throughout Barry* nations. Tho dining room was dec­ N. G.—L.'D. Stamm. I must add another Im*- to my Under the law Automobiles county no serious accidents were orated wiWi roses and daisies. In V. G,—Ed. HubhanL diary. I tun-silling out on deck, and Motor Cycles uro.not allow­ reported to the offleera. it Mmw# the evening Mr. and Mrs. Tungate »•<•’>■-F_ A. Wo.mI. ' watching the horizon in the dis­ ed to run faster than eight miles that the public Is becoming alive to left for Banfleld, where they will Fin. Sec’y—Burt' Webb. tance--that and the waves in all per hour on the business streets the dangers accompanying the reside. : Ttom.-E. A. Davis. and fifteen miles per hour on careless use of fireworks atul fire I.Ichly. place on board Hie steamer. . We AVartlenr-BtirdeHo. other streets of the City. (hi arms. Poultry Meeting Next Tuesday. Con.—Floyd Waldron. ran into a heavy fog last night off account of numerous complaints Chap.—L. D. Van Velsor. , There will bo a meeting of the the banks of New’Foundlahd. The the CHyJhas decided* to strictly Wilkinson and Bauman Wedding- members of the Hastings Poultry II. S. S.—A. J. Beck. fog-horn sounded ••very miimtu un­ enforce this" law and it Is in>|>cd Elmer L. Wilkinson of Lake Association in Bauer’s lumber of­ L. S. S:-\V. I'. Hawkins. til Ray break and they shut off that the public will take notice Odessa and Minnie B. Bauman of fice on Tuesday evening, July |«, It. S. N. G.—I.rr Gebhardt. steam until we-were I ravelling Only of the fact. There are also this city were united in marriage for the purpose of .employing tiw L. S. N. G.-W. M. Cole. six miles an hour, so you see: we many complaints about viola­ by Rev. C. W. Ballou at the Unit­ services of a judge for the next ex­ IL S. V. G.-E. IL McDonald. lost considerable time. Aimes is tions of the bicycle ordinance. ed Brethren Parsonage, Friday hibition and. transacting other busi­ now up on top deck playing ithuflle- -L. S. V. G.-Wm. Hopkins? This ortlinancc Ims been pub­ evening, July X Mr. Wilkinson is ness. The show will be held -the I. G. —Elnier llarshbergor. board. No one is sea sick. \ lished and In the future will also a mason by trade and the new last week in January and the mem­ (|. G.—Claude Haines. bn strictly enforced. . Wednesday. June 17. 4:00 P. M, wedded couple will soon make bers of the association expect to as­ Members of Finance Commitice— W. IL Jamieson,* Mayor. We all watched n beautiful suntheir residence in Lake Odessa, semble the flpest fowl* ever seep in Clarence Robinson, F.d,.8livldon and where he is. employed. Barry county. No. 30. F. L. Wood. NEED OF IT SHOWN BY 100 YEARLY DEATHS FROM PRE­ VENTABLE DISEASES IN CD. Another Hastings Resident in Younger Days ENTHUSIASTIC AND -CONVENTION TO FORWARD WORK. IT WAS HEID AREC0RDBREAKIN6 CONVEN­ TION HELD AT WOODLAND By United Brethren Christian End.avoriTs..'Delegates From Vnrl<.us Sunday Schools Present. Delegate* representing the vari­ ous United Brethren Sunday. Schools and Endeavor Societies throughout the Conference met in their eighteenth annual session al Woodland Inst week and held the W'fl'suciy’BsTifl convent ion that has ever Imen conducted in the confer­ ence. Five regular delegates beside sevrial other, members of the local cljurch of this place were present to enjoy and pronounca it the best they had ever attended. Tlie report of tlir Branch Presidrill. Rev. C. w. Ballou, vva- tilled with liopefiilnr-s and iu-piralioA and showed that both seniors and juniors had made a marked advance during the year. Ilmro being about 25 per eenf iUrreasR in number. The appreciation of the services of the president apd his executive committee for their faithful rervieo and untiring effort to build up the work was shown by the convention re-electing him for the third year; Mary Slahim. vice presidenL for the third year; Mrs. Ethel Green, re­ elected for the third year: Miss KatherineDavis, re-elected for third year; treasurer. J. 8. Martz; junior superintendent, Mrs. C. W. Ballou,-re-elected for second year; missionary superintendent, A. A. Keiser: efih’iency work superint.eudenl, A. LaVerno Spafford; su­ perintendent temperance work. L. Uigielmire. ................... ............. It was voted to hold the next conventiiui at Tallmaiu and the com­ mittec on program outline anagressiv«< progratn-fnr -thi’-vonHog-xenr ami voted, for -the provision of mean* for the president to carry odt the plans be dt*omed advisable for the better development of the work. • The convention was greatly indeblvd to Dr. II. Jf Parrett and wife and Dr. Cr,W. Brcwbnker. geiwral rfitireh workers who contributed so I*,—....!»■ I., ilj . boring under the direction of the General Homo Mission Boani as evangelists nt large, held such meetings every night. Dr. Parrett's Tuesday night address entitled. ii-au to stand by American principlrs and safeguard our nation from many national perils. Dr. Parrett made a successful substitute for Bishop H. IL Foul, who was detained ami unable to at­ tend as announced. Dr. Brewbaker, general Sunday School Mfretary. was at his best and proved himself master of thrt situation* by-giving twu powerful and instructive addresses each dav. Hr-was-a living present-example nf the pAssibilities of latent rqrre Which Is wrapped up in thousands of young men and women who are imriH>s«'d to succeed against all a^ldy .. .Starting practically as a depend­ ent on 'his mwii resources for the i-i-'ilnliix of .-i;,he has won hit way to vne of the most import­ ant po.-itioiLs iu the church. After delivering his address, "God’s Call to Our Youth." Jie ex­ tended an opportunity fdr anypne will might dettirp to consecrate thar lives to God'j work in special service. It was staled by all that new before had such remarkiihlr ' been accomplished for the Jh and humanity. �THE HABTPiGR BANNER, JULY 9, 1911 Light Shoes FIHSTDAYSIIISCOTLANO ANOENGLAND CaoUautJ froi Warm Weather Wea FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDR tite sea last night, about We have a large and complete stock of these things and you are sure snd ituiU of live to find many attractive bargains on our counters minutoa oteik »<• “gain rpn into f;>g so dfffae, you could not see to ■ the end of the dock. The taal slowed down* to a creeping speed and kept it up until sufi rise this morning. Bin* - about ten o'clock The man who doesn’t get his feet into a pair of light, comfortable shoes during harvest this rooming we have Irm through time doesn't appreciate the full comfort of summer dress. tho ice targ xoie . ' AV« have pass­ ed at least 'a doz. n large tuid*anrall If you want to be well and comfortable in winter, the old injunction is to “keep ones, some so near it seemed JTOU your feet warm." It may just as well be added, if you would be well and comfortable in could throw a stone and hit them. The sun shining upon tlieoi iu«4p.a hoi weather, "keep your feet coot" darling aigbL No fog tonight ami We hhve some lines of LIGHT WORK SHOES that have proven very popular everything bid* fair fur a night of during haying and harvest time. They arc light, cool and "easy fitting." but at the same clear sailing. J Tuesday, June 16th, 2:00 P. M. time are BUILT STRONG and WEAR WELL. We have Thursday. Jun? 18. The cooking i* all Scotch dishes Embroidered Lisle Hose ami they have a xery large variety. I am sitting out on deck writing. The weather I* tlie nmgliesf it has These are only a few suggestions. There are many other desirable b*Tn yet, but I am not sick, geilher AT and seasonable goods. i* Aimee. She i* now on top deck playing shuflig-taard with some young people. The weather I* not quite so cold today. They tell u* we are approaching the Gulf stream and that will moderate the temper­ Phone 66 Hastings, Mich. ature. It has been only live de­ grees alrava -freezing fur the Inst few days. Il seems funny. Prol>ably you are sweltering with the The ride was beautiful and the haven't aeon a wooden house aince heat at home. Dr. 8. M. Fowler and a party of Reids are perfectly beautiful, all I struck land and but vary few friends from Battle Creek made an . Friday, June 19. Anolher day >»f life on the deep different ahades of ftren. The farm Imuses with n separate barn. Jutuinubile trip, tu this city Tiw*We Sell fencer are such funny little thingk. There are no front porches what ­ ay. The Dr.’s car was stolen one blue *ea is nearly past. It is rain­ Phoenix S ing and every one is inside. All about two feet hiaii. Every house ever, and lhe houses in the city night last week, bat was returned have become pretty well ncirunint- has thf-se little fences with walks come directly lo the side walk. The the next morning covered with mud Hosiery in between. But (lie farm houses roofs aYe all tile or the old fash ­ and showing evidence of having had ed and are Ilk*- one big family. Masonic Temple Building Phone 176 Hastings. AiniM! and I an- surely good sailor* are the tpieeresl things YOU ever| ioned thatched ones. Nearly every a hard drive. —we have m|*sed but om* meal ami aaw. The barn is built right on io' home has ivy on H and those iu the .The Front Rank, a young people** that was boenu— we did not want the farm hou.«*. The cows and country are RurroumU-d by u hedge. paper published by lhe Christian to gel up. We have passed two Chickens go iu a door right beside: In the cllieis all of the homes out church at Bl. Louis. Mo, is now .'. liuol* of whales and they were the om* the farmer goes in. We of the main district are walled in printing a aerial by Hope taring— ami lhe old part of York is sur­ Mis* An mi Johnson, of this city. Il furioii'ly. The sea i* Mr. and Mrs. Jolui Damoth. of Mr. mid .Mr*. John .M.‘McElwain, of spouting ^PERSONAL MENTION J 1 Wayland, pretty rough, great white caps roll ties on lhe bank-* of the river Clyde. rounded with the old Roman walls. I* entitl'd “The Transformation of visited Mr. ad Mrs. Dan Lan-Ing were gue«ts of .Mr. and We have very good tilings to eat 1 tel Bur?' Of il one of lhe St. Louis up around us, but I lie Scandanavinn The caaueg an- just OH I pictured j Lewis yesterday. Mrs. E. A. Burton over the 4th. Ahem — mammoth large affairs with' al- tld- place and everything seems papers says: "Il is one uf the n bonny good skipper-she The Misses Margaret and Nellie Mrs. Matilda Wiley and Mrs. Anna is *'*ich minds the waxes "—that i» what countless turrets end spire*. They so quiet and nice after tlie noisy strongest stories published by any ' Hullivaii are spending the week at Borgman are visiting in Baltic nae nestle in among the mountains. cities. We leave here tomorrow, (taper of (his kind." . the sailors say. I will never dread Miss Agnes Holbrook is visiting a house party al Spring take. The country is all mountainous for Selby and from there to tanYesterday's Grand Rapid* Pres* relatives in Muskegon. Mr. and Mrs. Don Crook. ofVicksMr. and Mrs. S. E. Bogart. Paul around here, but covered with lhe don. where we spend four days. contained a half tone cut of both ' Hotnrday, June 20. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown spent r__ ।. nurg..spent burg,.spent tne the 4th itn will! with his ms p... parmost beautiful trees, not tall like I never saw ns gmal roads in my the Hastings and Charlotte team*, We arc one d.iy nearer land. The thr 4th al Spring lake. | ent*. “* Mr. apd ** Mr*. “ ’Oscar ’----- Crook. Fourth. mil's, but mosily shrubs. life as there arc all through the and gave a good write-up of lhe sea is beautiful today ami every one Charles Hnrdke spent lhe Miss Florence Diamond and Paul It was about an hour nml a half's country. They are all made of 'lueteay. Grant Otis says tits mother. motto r. Jone*, of Grand Rapids, s|>enl Hie ■business trip io Grand Rapid* and seems to Im enjoying il. We.will rid,* from Greenock ami Glasgow crushed stone and as hard as ce­ game Fourth with his probably reach Glasgow tomorrow ami w<* entered a perfectly hand­ ment everywhere. It would be great that up at REmus, where he lias a Frederick Curtis, of Detroit, is > Fourth with D. 8. Goodyear and Detroit. gt-neral store, one of the things for night. Rut may not [and until Mon­ some depot. visiting Gardner Chidester. I family. I never saw more for an automobile. I have seen which Hastings bi noted is its ball .Mrs. Sarah Austin, of Chicago, is. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shilton and guest of G. F; Chide.'li r mid family day-morning. Every one is getting beautiful geraniums in all iny life. but few and they did look good to team. A good live ba»<- ball team \ visiting Mrs. Rose ttolgrove. son, Ernest of Shultz, «... o------ Tuesday. • - anxious* to see Innsl. They were of a climbing kind amt me. is surely a good advertUemenl for Mrs. VanVeisor is visiting her । of Mr. and Mr*. B. F. Shilton. SatMrs. Ira Thorpe. of Fresno. Calif.. Sundax Morning, June 21. covered the walls of the depuL Af­ Every one all over these islands anv town. daughter. .Mr*. E. D. Hailey, of Yale. I urday. ' I have lime f«»r just a word be­ ter reaching here we came itmnedi- ride bicycles. . Old ladies with M visiting'her parents, Mr. mid Mrs. .Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Brown enter­ Mr. ami -Mrs. Lee Mall hews spent The neighborhood had a pot fore the mail closes. Another grey Imii- are l<» lx* seen on the tained the engineers of this city and Sunday al O. L. 8|»enccr'* al Car­ lurk isupiier al W. J. Watkins’ the Mrs. Lena Finck, of Grand Rapid*, ihl*hi's ride lia- brought us to land. writing. We have some dandy streets most any lime, riding bi­ their families at Acker's Point from ter. ’ ' Fourth, xvilh celebralions in lhe lhe guest of .Mr. and .Mrs. Chiu*. When we wai-m-d this morning room*. I*n't it funny th,- way this cycles as well W boys and girls. Friday until Monday. All went Mr. and Mr*, lain tawis si»enl evening. we saw Ireland nt our right amt paper opens. I don'! know how Another xery strange thing to with full boskets and caught plenty W. J. Watkins and family slart on the Fourth of July in Grand Hu|iScotland at our left, Imtli green am! me is the way tin* country people of flsh. No serious mishap murn*d (heir vacation Saturday, louring guests of their daughter in Irving beautiful. W* ate all feeling fine ids. • I must tell you aliOUl tlie cook. Think of cooking a dinner the pleasure of the company. But Mrs, IL T. F. tenlds. of Arizona, to Three Rivera and other places tin* Fourth. this morning and have our things Vara, They are the funnh for twelve hungry people over a .Mr. Brown himself took an involun­ has arrivi'd here to spend lhe sum­ in their car. packed and ready to land about 1:00 llru place. 1 don’t ace how they tary bath in Long lake. Being u mer. Mr. ami Mrs. Win. Pauslle, Sr, nelh are vsiting her mother. Mis. p. in. and an lipper, ami they certainly do it, but they do. good swimmer he wn* able to reach Mrs. Brown ami son Wallace are were called lo Chicago Friday Anna Burgmau. ■« are the queerest looking things. Glasgow. June 21. IL is now abwut ten o'clock ip the shore without trouble. going lo Chicago to spend a few mowing, for th« burial of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Deal, of Kalamazoo, an*.hi lhe land of the You have to go up little xximling evening und I am sitting out in the .Miss Doreen Potter entertained Paustles sister. have been visiting Mr. ami Mrs. D. C. •heather. stairs to get there ahd there are yard with * no light writing this Hie following young ladies with a Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Young went to John F. Goodyear, who was In­ Bronson. circular neats with n toft over them. b-ttrr. 'll is light hero every night house party at the Potter cottage al Vermontville Friday to visit rela- jured in an automobile accident Miss Dorolliy Cook ami Miss Jos­ town for th" vaturn voyage. and our until eleven or half past. Il seem* Wai) lake last week: Misses, Mar­ near Detroit early last week, re ­ livro. ephine Anderson are al Gun lake ering. You pay your money and guerite Rail, Ruth Veater, Mildrcl Chester Benedict, of Alma, was turned berm* Friday. for n few days. Utile baggagt*; Aim*'" and I ar*' take your choice. The maiif street* Whal wbuldn’i 1 give lo see you of Hastings; Miss Jennie lhe guest of. Harting* friends last Jay .Meade ami fomily and Dau •Mr; ami Mfs.-Chhrles Banies. of both well nml glad we earn,*. Norn are jiiat like thou iu Grand Rap- all for a lilllu while, mil that 1 am Mattoon, HiM*iiiHii, of Ohio; Misses Ixa ami week. Ashalilcr ami family are at By Grand Rapids, spent Sunday with. is a fin** b-ader. We are waiting homesick for 1 am not. but I would Inna Beach, of Charlotte; Misses A. L. Giltart expects to go to Dickinron’s collage at Long Lake Miss Mary Rose. like to see dear obi Hastings for u lU-iieccn and taura Collingwood, of now to take the train for tach are so narrow. Pentwater and Ludington on his va­ for a ten days outing.' Mrs. Hay Kelley, of Lansing, spent Lomond. Wo are in an under­ Tomorrow Yuonring we star! on a few minute*. 1 could write «Rd cation. John Lyons. . Paul Cunningham, Monday ami Tuesday with Mr. and ground terminal, nr.my feet below (rip aero** (he Trossach* to K<1in- write of nil lhe thing* that we nre tanslug. Miss Putter's -mother, Mrs, W. W. Putter ifcted us cbain*rMrs. Watson Woodruff went to Mr. Parker ami Mr. Brush, of the Mrs. Charles Powell. buigb. Front, there xve go to York. "••eiuij. । simply' cannot descriiie on. Hie surface. Grand Rapids Tu,S<iay to visit rel­ University of .Michigan, spent Hie Lloyd Bogle left for Jackson HunMclbmirn, England. June 2«L ttle grandeur of anything. The The oflTcero are determined to atives. Fourth xvilh Fritz Rehor. <lay. where he expects a position aSo much Ims happened since I air !>' ! <■ teems to feel so geoC •* slop violations of lhe onlinance June 21, Landing Day. . A. C. Woodruff, of Hampton, Va, .Mr. and Mrs. Donald Van Zlle. of inspector of pavement. I wrote that I hardly- know where 1° invigorates you and makes you (eel governing I hi tlie in the city street*. H i>- Sunday morning and Iretand came lo visit M. W. Hicks mid other Detroit, w<-ru gue-ls of (he latter's Prof. C. IL Thomas and family, of like a new’fie rami. I have tried to Many complaint* have bren made ha*|b<*i*n pa-sed ami w«* are now] relatives. underfill time that I can’t -begin give you a litlle outline of lhe of bperding, cutting comers mid parent*. Mr. and .Mr*. J. F- <mmm1- DetYnil, are -pending their summer stemming by some nf Hi" shores ««f j vacajion at Wall lake. Josephine Anderson returned last :year, Saturday ami Sunday. things we have .been doing, without beading up the wrong side of The Mr.’and Mrs. Cha-. Andrus wx©*- JJffiiny Scotland.’ It is b> auliful. I ■week from a visit with friends in utlemiiting to describe how things street. During the last few days tho “Dolly" Gray, backstop of the next r saw*more beautiful color# in Indianapolis. Hastings base tall team, was calhti Saturday and Sunday guests of nil of my life. All of lhe fields are was pariiy by boat hnd partly by look <<nly in a small way. following have appeared before Jus­ ) rail. We went -tliroueli laicli Ix>Miss Hilda Dunlap,.of Grand Rap- (O I hi' li'Hib' iii C-ilmm-t by (lie jll- their win in Kalnmoxoo■ Aiinec. tice Gould and paid tines: J. M. Wa­ -Ralph Wanl left for Traxeraff,Cily »o green ami maybe you *|wii't think mnud, saw Ellen's Isle, visited Hob ids, spent (he Fourth with Mis* Sa­ ri*'*H of his mother, Saturday. terman, for stopping his motor-cy­ it look* pxwt • after seeing water Roy’s cave ami Went through the the fore part of the week, where he die Glasgow. Mr. and -Mrs. Nathan Judson and has secured employment. cle tieadwl’tip In*1 wrong side of tin* alone for*nine days. Nrerly every castle and estate of a wealthy Duke. st reel, SJXti; IL Belden, for culling ■ Mrs. Paul Baker and son. of Niles one on tlie boat is Scotch and you Il was a wonderful trip ami we all c'umer in getting out of.lhe >ay of LOCAL NEWS wereHh" gm-sts of Mrs. Willard can hardly understhnd wlyit ln**y enjoyed it very mtich. We (iH>k a vehicle; gB.ou; A. J. Woodmansee sax*. 1 **aii hardly understand Eng­ Perry, Saturday-and Sunday. two different stage coaclu** through said he was not guilty of speeding Mrs. John MeLravy Yenirn<*>| Sun­ lish myself, say nothing about Hie mountains nml it was n nprfect hi* Inal wiU take place on July smoking il correclly. I have mad • Mrs. Logan is nicely settled in her and day from a week’s visit will* Mr. lots circus. Tlx* drivers wpre bright 15. of friends and hate lo part with new homo c------- Jamul St. and Mrs. Hanson, of Richland. nouns in particular. I xxish you red coals ami high silk hats. I juto > wra. Voyle Mance Carl Brown, of Chicago, a member could hax- *>*on lhe beautiful ire -isted on riding with lhe driver and a Born baby girl, 'tiro pounds. Lor- ONE OF THE CURIOUS THINGS of liiejmlice force of that city, was tar®-, i'hcy were certainly gorge­ it u;ts more fun than I ever expect ene Elma. WHY, MADAM? I the uui.st at his sist’T’s. .Mr. and ous. amps- white as Italian niari.te. to.linxe. . I was I Dr. (hwATOl'wlw* loamnounce Mrs, W. L. Slmlters (he past w-ek. We xvere in Die ice-berg region for above every one else; ’ that lie will not be in his oflice next Mr. and Mrs. C.- IL Gshorne mid two day’s and il was ju/f a little We reached Edinburgh'altoui ten- week.—Adv. That Comment Really Sesmed to Do you swelter In an overheated kitchen? Wallace and Miss Bottle Osliorpe aliove fr*-ezing. Imagine il. and thirty that niglil anil we stayed at a The Presbyterian Sunday School h-ft Friday for Wall lake, and will th., middle of June. Every one is Pension. We xxero there, two hold their annual picnic at Thorn­ nights and saw tho cartle tn which apple yeslerday. They had a Re­ Do you strain your back bending over to Upend the summer al their collagi1 smiling and happy this morning. nt's curioua about things, Isn’t ttF* It certainly. Jjghtful lime. All ut th. accidents I have had *•» Queeh Mary lived. said tho nno who had totnotblag on Judge and Mrs. .Clement Smith far is to li>*.« iny beautiful green The many friends of Judge Mack look into your baking oven? and Mis# Gertrude Smith motm-ed scarf. There is a pretty* little room.# and private silting room. I aro happy over hi* improved, health, bia mind and wanted to talk. "Y m," replied the man addressed, lo Ahn Arbor Tuesday and will visit Snitch girl on board, who is to be certainly do not envy her the eas- i He was able to |mj al his oflice for a but without Interest. >tle and high walla ami forts. We time Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley W. Smith ami • Do you u6e a dangerous, bad smelling ’•It’s curious how a fellow gota Into fipnily. cited *h*- jii-t bobs up ami down nil w,-nt mil (<► sir Walter Scott’s, Rev. Ituss< !l \JI. Broody will , Mrs. Ileanlmi and Miss Mary the time. They had n ship's.con­ borne yesterday, and I believe I preach next Suuday-taSHi morning a box and then out again.” Clark of Bo-Ion. Mass, who spent cert. and of couroff I gave my dec­ could write poet if if I bad such ri and evening at tlie .Melliodlsl Episkerosene stove? "You know the Widow Spicer, ot lhe winter-with Mr. ami Mrs. E. J. lamation. Il is perfectly funny home and surrounding*. 'r'... — rt* copal church. “'"J, ui*oti * I*™- Hol"* «• Hremlx. ot Grand course 7' Hastings, returned lo their home bow many time* I have given that. mugnificieut‘ and v. . ........ te ...» i There i- a S ijichman on board who shilling we er.*'i.xtrl Il.toe <«CUpied the pulpit nt th" "Oh. ye*." Do you use a dangerous, liable to "Blow Friday. ronins where every thing is ex ­ Tn il 1 KHwonal church last "I heard last month that she bad Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Diamond. Mr. f.-ll in luxe with my "Miss Cherry so I gave him the 1 11 11 • .Sunday morning. . There was no ev- come into »W.0<M. tat right down and Mrs/ Frank Heath. Mr. and Mis. Blossom” piece u. I must slop now \\ e also wenl to Melrose Abbey ening Service George Whitcomb, of Grand Rapids, music. Up Any Minute" gasoline stove? and proposed nurrlago by letter and Representatives of tl|c Mystic V.. kii. -l- of Mr. and Ml.-. W. N.' and give this to the purser or you ami spent about two.hour* amuiife ' won't g"t it. I thought of you aB ils ruins. Ih. y are marvelous Worker* of the World were Hi ruahed the letter off." Chidester the 4tli. . "Wall!" at tile J. Hep. the H. H. S. picnic and and Jt doesu I seem .possible they Grand Rapids Inst week and decided Don’t you use gas? MIm Gertrude Smith, who accom­ lhe Almuni banquet could build cathedrals like this *o p, ho|,j the annual picnic at Ramopanied Judge ami Mrs. Smith to Ami Hers's tho tetter. Fbraot to stamp It, Glasgow, June 21. mauy years ago. Upon reaching ha park on Katirr*lay. July 2B. Arbor, will go from there (his w,ek Don’t you buy a GAS RANGE? ... . grave of -- ........... -............Michael - ...... ,111,1V wns married July the the wizr-ard Roily’Wilhi'te to Piqua. Ohio. („ visit her ptefnlN. Well, h-ie I am in Bonnie Scol- Broil. u--.Sweg|C8t mu: of lhe girls in our party! 4th to xn. Mb* Myrtle land. Every thing ts sn strange and Juat got It back. Buppoao It had Mis-* Marie MrKinnie. « Bates officiating. Their trii'nds funny! 1 <-.mT look a prison in recited- that part of the poem in the ------Mrs. Martha Hefdogle nml MUs Vhe face without wanting to laugh. Lay I nv nf I... I.ntfi _ _ .v Don't you come in and let us tell you of . Ithe tart Minsttel, which unite in wishing them a happy and Minnie Replogle r-lurm-d lb" first Xhr style* here arc whal We had deals witl> Mlchhel Scull. prosperous journey through life. Today we chine from .Melrose lo abNit txxo simuncrs ago. Don't you Dr. F. Carrnthers, president of the ’Why, about the convenienoes and oomforts you lose remember t hone suite with short. York, where we visited tile famous Hastings Base Ball Association, en- didn aimuoo and Bal tie Ch-ek. ’t hero tan cents to her name. >(truiglit jacket*.and perfectly plain York cathedral and thought it mar­ ■terteined lhe officers and members Mr. and Mr*, (’.lias. Poll* ami *on j skirts? Exer-jr one hero wears velous. I couldn't think of a word of tin team with a supper al Curious, ain’t It?** by not using GAS for cooking? IHHutni. Mr. and .Mr*. G. M. Barnes ' Lho-e.• .„ 1M oxfords <,»!.„„, will* ..... pcrfecllv tu say I hat would express my feel­ Thomapple lake on Monday even­ and the Widow sptoer live days ago.” and their litlle dauxhler. Mr. rth<I l»iu< on them. Most all ings ul llus wonderful structure. — , gorgeous g ing. * Then we look a train out of York MV-. Clarence DePkiilta xvtll start iJif ‘f th" girls wear their . d*>wn .. ... the Kirte tlk ’ ir hair "Gee whla!" . Fred Fleming left at this oflice a Thornapple Gas & Electric Co Tuesday Jor Pentwater fur lea I their bat-k* and wear such short and came lo a little - village of sample,-of early potatoes, of which "And Instead of having 150.000, aba day* outing. dresses. Even lhe. ladies wear Elxington. where. (hey met us With he has two acre*, that ought lo put bad 178.000.” Mbs mid brougbl us seven miles to Bariy county on lhe potato map Tin* Consumers' Club, eonristing !«ire-*e* uiwnit io their shoe top*. "Bay — say!" exclaimed tbp other, Phone No. 5 Of Mr. and Mi *7 Will H hader. Air.' R 1* li im,ltat nearly every one i» Mel bourn where we now are. • Il without quffstinn. No fln^r could be aa he threw up hit hand*: but hi and Mr*, tawi* ilealli, Mr. and Mr*, j blond" and not m very *'*’*1 look- is u little village of a taut three grown nnywliere. w. , A, C. Barber. Dr. and Mr*. Lathrop.j ing. Tbe men ail carry canes and hundred people and it is-llje same The floats <»roxe Sunday School rioua. •ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE, ad Being in tin* country? and oh! will give an ice cream social next Mr. and .Mr*. Earl Caldwell ami Mr. | swing them. Saturday evening, July H. tat us and Mr*. A. IL tarveth. spent Mon-; y<*u *.•*• our boat wasn't to land bul il is grand! Scotland .was very- hilly and try and forget lhe busy* time and go B. We also sell electric flat* day aL lhe latter'* cottage at Wall until lmn<irw.^F murmug oh mWater-Proofing Show. taktn !I count count of of imping uriMiiir (hr lite tide, I id", im we got‘ niountainmis, but England, where ami have a pleasant time ami enjoy Taka equal pans of beeswax and Mr. and Mr*. A. A. Allardyce ami; off (he boa( al fireetioch. I nearly we are. i« smooth amk level with \be ica,cream and reke. mutton taitow and melt them together. irons, fans, grills, toasters, stoves, vash- «on. ta«lie. and Mis* Morrison, .of, diwl when I -;«w the trains we had nexus ileitis »»• all hrtiged Hl. The houses Hound—A good place lo go to While hot, apply lo lhe solae of the Chicago, und James nml Fred Iron-! to ride m. Each car I* divided in- iare (he queerest (mug: . . , have a pleasant time on next batur­ aboee and the cregoe where the eoloe side and Win. A. Johnston, of De-1 to hill* couqurttneuls. a trifle larg- inade of brick or alone with thu day excnlng, July H. to the cool and aa< upper lota, betas caraful to fill in ing machines, motors, etc trod, were entertained al a housefe: than an elevator* The seal* are bain attached to tin- Pick ■*'( lhe shady Coat* Grove church yard. parly at al the and than tIm dairy. You and have home-iuade tre ersaffi.tukli — . a* —* ■• - •• m Wall w dii Jake :.u»e mi iu. Tobias ivvid., i ffn-th* eu ue ,-ide m.-d auu (noy iney shut voir up ur ;, house ................ ... • «... ami ..., Alex i.. .. ... 1 and. you . .. can’. t get. out ......1 ..... walk oullr Fr/lln ' *d by the young people uf; tresud tn th* aana tiur ooltao «... hy John Ironside, until they,ran firm llm the front Hdoor of.cjke s<n-y<t Una week. I cpme and upcma-glg** door. -tlie pig PeQ 10 buck yard. Ijitie Coats CGrovu Bunday School. I shoe* will be perfectly uateryrwoted. For Harvest Time MULESKINS $1.507$L69 ELKSKINS $1.98, $2.50 and $2.00 and $2.75 Ironside Shoe Co. Lawn Kimonas Embroideries ' House Dresses ’ Lace Curtains Dressing Sacques Apron Ginghams Wash Dress Skirts Lawns and Chailies Wrappers and Dresses Silk and Lisle Hose Shirt Waists in Cotton Summer Net Corsets Silk and Linen THE W. E. MERRITT STORE �pace ma THE HASTINGS HANNES. JIXT S. till moodland SPECIALS SPECIALS II ALLOEPARTMEITS II ALL OEPARTMEITS Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Faul vislied friends and took In Ihn sights in Detroit from Friday till Monday. Tho convention al the U. B. church closed Friday after n very enthusiastic and largely attended meeting of delegates and ministers had been held, beginning Tuesday. About seventy ministers and dele­ gates were in attendance from Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. Velois Hossa and family of Gosb,en. Indiana, came Thursday in their car for a few days vacation visiting relatives here. Mrs. Carrie Cassel entertained her daughters, one from Kalamazoo and ©no from Eaton Rapids over lhe Fourth. ■ . Frank Holly and family nf Has­ tings and Elinor Fisher and family Every department is well assorted many new items been added Summer Crepes, Plisses, Silk Hosiery, Gloves, <»f Kalamazoo were guesls at B. s; Holly’s from Friday till Monday. Dresses, Etc. BLephen Ingerson of Shepard vls, Hod relatives and friends In Wood­ land- Inst week. Mr. Ingerson was formerly a resident here and is re­ For FRIDAY and SATURDAY. membered by a large number of old acqifainlances, who were glad lo ALL SILK PETTICOATS, $3.00 values, for again meet him. Miss Orpiu Ix'linian visited rela•tives in Hastings over Sunday. Lawrence Christian traveling salesman for the Kellogg Corn Flake Co. of Bailie Creek is spend­ ing a few days vacation with his parents. The BUssos Daisy Hynes and Clara Nietliamer spent lhe Fourth with friends in Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. John Dell mid son Elwin spent last week with rela­ tives in Cheaening. Mr. Dell arrived home Friday evening, while Mrs. ' Doll and Elwin remained over till STONY POINT. MARTIN CORNERS. BALTIMORE (ENTER. NORTHEAST KVI.XMO. SO I TIL WEST CASTLETON. WEST WOODLAND. Monday .mid were accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Merrill were Mr. and Mrs. John Varney of flu* Mr. and Mrs. Harry Decker en­ Alton Kline from Alma. Gratiot Mr. amt Mrs. Seiitt Salsbury of) Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Munn and lhe home by Mrs. Dell’s sister and hus­ in Urbandale, Sunday. county spent last week with his Clevelnnd. Ohio, spent Wednesday Misses Lena and Annie Heideman Ridge spent Sunday with Mr. and. band of Detroit, who will make tertained the former's niece, Miss Frank Day and family of Johns­ aunt, Jam: Baker and i-tlier relaliyes I with their um-l<*. Albert .McClelland were Sunday guests of Mr. mid Mrs. Cleora Haight, front, near Lake them.a *hort vlsil. ■ Castleton. town, spent Suudny al Elwin Orms- here. " and family. James Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Smith of I>e- Odessa from Friday until Sunday. Frank Wildern of Charlotte is I Emmett Feighner and family ami Mrs. Chas. Leonard of Woodland troil are spending their vacation of A. S. al Mrs. few days last week at Battle Creek Miss Myrtle Leamnn of Vermont­ assisting E. S. Tubbs m having and; John Ochampniigh mid family spent James' Bolters was a visitor at J. J. Hesterly's, Sat ­ a couple of Weeks visiting their Saturday night al l i.l.al G.irlmger s. mid Kalamazoo visiting relatives ville. called al N. C. Edmond's Wed­ urday. parents. , Albeit and family . Sunday evening Mr. nml Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wealfiprbce nml two nesday. Mrs. Grace Landis and children of mul friends. Charley Fisher jiecamc tho proud children of Homer and Mills Marie I Wesley Edmond's nml wife en­ Mr. ami Mrs. C. M. .Putnam of Flory, and family in Woodland. Willard Billon and Mr. Nashville mid a relative of Mrs. and happy tiarenls of a iMuncing Ballentine of Clarendon were guest’s tertained their cousins, Melville, baby lioy, which will change some­ of their brother mid wife, Mr. ami Maybell.i and Elsie Mead of Shdby-I Misses Ella Tubbs and Catherine Harry Ritchie were callers al the Hastings were Fourth of July guests Visitors at Tobal Garlingor's Sun­ what lhe familiar names we have Mrs. Hoy Ballentine, from Friday ville, last Saturday night. Ritchie home last Sunday, also some day were .11 <1*1* .luliii ’1111 'Oi-hiimpaugli ’I 11.11 ■ I ( 1,111 *. 11 Kill, mid of .Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hilton. ho long been used lo, in that Charley until-Monday. from Middleville were Mrs. Devore Hook, who has been John Whetstone and' daughter. cousins Coinorlno Mix ninf brother | family and Mr. and Mrs. Nila Linwill Ihi changed to “Dad” and Dad I here. Miss Lizzie Hesterly is spending so seriously sick is some better. of Nashville, spent In-L week sea and children of Gai-linger's Cor- Miss Alice, visited Mr. and Mrs. will be changed to “Grand Dad." N'ol many from tho Point cele­ Charles Jones aud family ' of Lloyd Eaton of tho Pratt neighbor­ The little one is.the only grandchild the week with friends in Woodland. brated the Glorious Fourth because hood. Sunday. Mrs. Della ’ Siplth of Hastings Johnstown wen* Sunday visitors al of Mr. and Mrs. C, S. Palmerton, of the very busy times. J. M. Quick who wa> a delognlq delegnh* at nt I‘ COATS GROVE. The annual school meeting will who seem Jo be as happy as tho spent pari of last week with In r Frank Mackinder's. We are /dad to learn that Barry dcinily A jolly load from this vk ..... , >he soldiers reunion in Jackson parents themselves, mid if "Grand mother. Mrs. Eliza Palmerton. be held nt the school house next ... ,vis-1 The Evangelistic meetings al lhe Itad" has his way. will grow up to Hillis• ami (;inirroi |, t.nnsi „f Christ Disciples closed Monday evening. July 13, at 8 Wellman is rapidly recovering from , • —- --- ", ......... i.iiurcn inseipies riosmii Two cement bridges are being spent-the Fourth.nl East Inke. lhe wound which he rvceivi*d in one lie I rue republican, and be trained built on the road two miles west Mrs. Jane Skillman, who has iM'en ,। **•, • "J. i last Thursday witli good interest! of his hands recently, when a pitch eslcd in the school should attend in the language of the legal profes­ from Woodland, before grading is spending some lime with tier son.;;'"' tog'Uier um nr-i, !1|l(| (| additions to lhe church. fork lino nearly penetrated it. sion: “Now^thercfore be II known begun. Mark of this place, returned Iu her *7, Wi <i .,m"'<ri ii J Mr. mid Mrs. Archie Bales and lids meeting. to wit,, and did, then and there, on Tho children ami 'grand children ..I Gram. Ilwl«. MUnlw. ’ Ur ■ ..............In family of Muskegon visited Minor Bateman and Irving Nich­ Rev. A. Forman of Woodbury, is said day become ns illustrious and assisting his father, L. R. Forman, week nt the home of Mrs. Bah ols of Spring Arbor have been visit­ of Mrs. Sylvester OrslsH-n surprised O. Bugbee and family ale ice), famous as tlie “grand dad” before with his hay making. relatives here and at Lakeview her the Fourth, mid had a picnic cream with Monroe Merritt mid Luella Boyd returned home Mr. Bales returned home Mnnda.i ing dinner on the lawn. She enjoyed him. . . lhe pasl^eek. Mrs. Fred Haight and family from wife the Fourth. Mrs. Mary Button of Philadelphia, Mrs. James Fisher had the mis­ it very much. ’ Mrs. Ellie W«“d cnlerlaiiii'd her rH*ii<im meeting, nminiay .iiuy ij. Pa_ Mrs. Mary Baine of Coats Grove near Lake Odessa, wen* guesls of brother in law. Joo hmerling mid Ev „ iy |„. prv!Ml m t., help reprefortune to fall from a step ladder Mr. and -Mrs. Harry Decker, Sun ­ Mrs’. Will Nash mid Philo Fuller of Surprised F. D. Soules. Mrs. Harriet Boise and son. Mil­ Inst Monday, fracturing one of the ■son. from Ohio, a few days- last S1 .nt your school sent srhool district: district’. Carlton Center, were guests of .Mrs. day. ford. of Urbana. Illinois, are visit­ bones of the left wrist. Dr. Mohler Saturday was Friend D. Soule’s Mr. and Mrs. Will Underwood at­ i C. Renter the fore part of lhe week. ing Mrs. Abbie Coats and other rel- reduced the fraclurv mid the Injur­ Hist, birthday mid in order to re­ Earl Wooi( spent Monday in Bate I J. It. Townsend bough! Ilti George tended the funeral of Mr. Griiier iu ntives ........... mind him of the occasion mid io ed member is. doing ns well as can now of Detroit, | \|r jamrfSs Demniul of Kalamazoo, \ Kipner place, on the south towii- Vermontville, Sunday. make the day a memorable one to III..11*1.. ............... II..I*.. II.. • .............. ■ . Perry* Barnum and family are en­ paid a \ i-it t< .................. line Monday, consideration S3.500, the school . horn night. came on Friday mid returned on railed llii liqrd Demond Sunday. Bev. Yost preached an excellent I'aunnnie Soule 35 members of tlie Mr. Townsend gets' possession al tertaining his parents, Mr. and Mr.-. July G. A. II. Post and W. It. C. appeared 13. Sunday afternoon, taking Ids mure once, but will not move till October. T. Sprinkelt of Sunlleld. Al the.goldm wedding cclebra- sermon lo a large congregation at Ids home anti surprised him. All Albert Hauer spent part of Inst Sunday evening. All enjoyed the mid colt with him. Tho Fourth was quietly spent in had an enjoyabb* time, and partook Woodland, a great many of our week in Grand Rnpids mid Battle HASTINGS AND CAHLSoilfhend. England, eleven children, line singing by Chas. Maywood of of a palatable picnic dinner. The . TON TOWN LINE. Hastings, who accompanied Rev. farmers who are head over heels Creek. who have grown to maturity out of friends remained all day and they Al. Booher and family spent Sun­ Harold Swanson spent from Fri­ at work taking care of the abund­ thirteen, were present, and a pack­ had Hie pleasure of getting ac­ day at Ed. James in <larllon. day until Monday visiting relatives returned to lle-ir li,<me at Hillsdale ant liarvest remained nt home to age of Welding cake which Mr. i . >|uunni-<i quainted nun with .in Mr.. rsiuie Soule's s urine. liride. Mrs. Will Hauer mid son. Kenm-Hi in Howard City. oil Monday. t work. A good many spent the day Sones put away nn bis wedding day I lie normal head contains about Mr. Soule received many reineinat Saddleliag lake, while others visited al G. Fuller's, near Holmes Mrs. Merle Richardson l>f Goals Glen Coe catne ft?yu Grand Rapids in (863, was eaten. 1 80,000 stairs. jbrances of-Iho occasion. took in the sports nt I^ke Odessa church Saturday. Grove called on her sister, Mrs. Ma . to s|>i-mk^jiiD<hy with his pnrbiits. Mr. and Mrs. Allen King mid Bump. Thursday. Frieda jScheiircr of . Ionia, again mid Freeport. James Swanson and wife jyerr* visited hur friend Della Peacock and The Misses Mobel and Mary bree- daughter, Vela, mid Mrs. Caroline zer of Elkhart, Indiana, are spend­ Hauer and Amelin and Herman callers al William McGhun's uf returned oij Sunday evening. ing a few days as guests of their Hauer, spent Sunday at Mrs. G. Hastings Sunday. .Mark and Don Westbrook came Brecbeisen in Carlton Sunday. ’ cousin. Miss Susie I-isher. Visitors al Frank Benner's Sun­ over from White to spend Sun­ W. Booher mid wife and daugh­ day were Miss Reginin Brodbeck oi day with friends here. Mrs. John Kahler in some way w t lost her balance while in their yard ter of Detroit, visited his brother, Woodbury; their, daughter, Mrs. Mr. aiid Mrs. Lapo spent Sunday Al mid family. Friday. Maud Bare, of St. Johns; I heir sons. with Mr. mid Mr-. I-si Fletcher. Saturday mid fell backward, slrikAlbert Hauer visited friends in Charles and Newton Benner, of . Henry Milstead and family, Geo. iiiK on a pile of lumber, injuring Pleasant Ridge, Floyd and Earl CraigVton and faintly. Peter Craighher back lo the extent that she is Greenville over'the Fourth. confined lo her bed.'1 No serious re­ Benner of Woodland. Arthur Ben­ lon mid family ami Mrs.. Nicholson, EAST WOODLAND. ner of Hastings and Dr. G. F. Bun­ visited Mrs. Dan Craighjon on Sun­ sults are apprehended. Miss- Lizzie Heslerly Is doing her work. Miss Jit-ace Sheldon who is at­ ner of Chicago. day, who is slowly lecuvering" from Mr. and'Mrs. Clarenct* Kinne vis­ her long lllne--. Mrs. Phillip Schrav. who has been tending summer Normal at Kalama­ making n ten days visit with friends zoo spent the. Fourth with her par­ ited at l.vvi Chase's of Qdjtls Grove Mrs. Kate Peacock, wild has been Stun lay. in Saranac, Lowell and Ionia, ar­ ents in West Sunfield; Mr. and Mrs. J.'Fulgcr of Lansing Archie Wilson and. family visited Dr. Peacock al sunllcld, returned rived home Sunday. Miss Bessie Bush of Hastings spent Saturday and Sunday "with at R. A'. Wilson’s Sunday. spent thd Fourth and remained ov­ Mr. and Mrs. St. John. Mr. an<l Mrs. Glenn Moore and Then* was qmle a crowd al lhe er till Monday being the guest al - Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Co|e visited daughter visited at Victor I’rall’s ice cream .social on John .Hender­ the F. F. Hilbert home. their daughter.. Mrs. Edna Strowe, near Freeport Sunday. son’s lawn last Wednesday evening. The three churches of the village of VermontvilleZ Saturday. Crystal Hragdon and halt Wilson The proceeds wre very satis­ held a union temperance service at Miss Grace Cunningham • of Bay attended tin* Carlttm L. A. S. al factory. 125. toward* the new sheds the M. E. church Sunday evening, a City is lhe guest of the Misses Em­ Charles Smith’s, of Carlton Center of tlie Christian church. . large congregaUoh being in alleiui- ma and Anne Velte. Wednesday. . ■ Rutland W. C-T. U. Invitation. ance. A splendid program in which Callers al lhe home of J. St. John HEAD OF GULL LAKE. each cliurch took a jiart was given. Sunday, were Mr. mid Mrs. W. SawToo many seem to think that a mere smattering of shorthand and bookkeeping will B. S. Holly, while celebrating the dy. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Potts, Mr. Dr. Warner abd family< of Kal­ . insure them success; or, rather, they think that if they write shorthand from a text-book Fourth in the evening in their yard, mid Mrs. II. Hager, Mr. and Mrs. W. amazoo are spending a few days at wm» shooting off a large Homan Euper and Mr. and Mrs. E. 'I'. Cole. Dr. Light's cottage. Perry, July 15. at 2::t0. Let this date at a lair rate of speed, and work a few sets in bookkeeping from a text, tablet or routine, candle which exploded in his hand, A number of East Woodland The Minors have I heir cottage be so impressed upon your mind they arc fitted for business. They seem to think that to be a stenographer and book- . burning his hand quite badly. young people spent a sane Fourth neaily completed. that you will n<«l overlook il. l he ■ Tohias Gam of Hastings spent the ,al Sadlcbag Lake. They had a line • Miss Gertrude Baker, who has keeper is to be a mere machine, operated, guided and directed by some person of experi­ ■ Fourth with his son, C. D. Garn and basket dinner With plenty of ice been working for Myron Aldrich, vice and (here will be nothing to ence and skill. They forget that education is quite as important for business as for leach­ family. ' ।cream, and a very happy lime is re­ returned to her home Thursday. oppress you. On tho contrary, Mrs. Chatterton of Saranac spent ported. Mrs. Ira McAllasler and Mrs. we Will try to impress you with Hie ing, and that each person must.stand on his or her own footing. the latter, part of last and the fore Mrs. Jessie Guy of Sunfield and Kraus and two daughters of Arling­ great scope of Hie Press Work. part of this week with Rev. Kenyon ।daughter, Mrs. Claud Gilson, of ton, New York, came last Tuesday Which will be the program for il^*. and family. 'Grayling, visited Mrs. St. John, lo spend lhe summer in Mrs. McAl- afternoon. Our <"idiality will hot Phil Schray's coll showed up re- •Thursday. They brought a Imiu- laster's summer homo. be repressed: as the warm press of markably in tlie matinee al Lake quel । of lovely lilies, beautiful Robert Chittenden of Chicago the hand will prove to you. So Odessa the Fourth. Only for whal ।enough to grace a king's banquet. spent Saturday and Slmdny with please accept this pressing invita­ Preparation afforded by the Cleary College enables any student of average ability seemed Ho bo over-anxiousness on Mr. and Mrs. Harve Lumbert and his parents, Mr. and Mrii. Hnrry tion lo be press-ent. who is willing to work to enter an office with absolute certainty of succeeding. He learns Htf< part of the driver and for want :FFred Meyers of lauising, Harvey Chittenden. “ Press 8upl. of training the colt would have won 'Bennet of Dinmondalc and Howard Miss Bertha Williamson visited at the duties of the average office and knows what his ability is in regard to them. He first in the race in which he was Lozier and family were Sunday her aunt's, Mrs. Charles Brackett's, acquires not only a wide knowledge of bookkeeping and accounting, but a varied experi­ entered. This is a registerod coll guests al the home of Warren Ben­ from Monday until Thursday. Annuel meiding of Hastings school three years old, mid has to his cred­ nett in East Woodland. Prof. Eiselen is again at his col­ district will lie held on Monday even­ ence in matters of business as well. He transacts business as any merchant or business it a long list of Jamous ancestors lage after spending a-few davs in ing. July, 13. I'Jli. al High school man docs and the transactions he makes furnish the necessary material for his bookkeep­ BOWENS MILLS. •noted for their track work. No Evanston. , doubt tho people of Barry county Mrs. Mary Coleman of . Bradley •Mr, and Mrs. Harold Upjohn have ing. Every step is explained to him before he takes it and all his work is done underW. L. PHILTERS, Seo. will have a chance to see Ihis colt spent lhe week end with her sister, been entertaining company from standingly; but everything of a fictitious nature is left out—he learns to do by doing and in action-at lhe coming fair. New York City for the past week. Mrs. John Morris and family. E. L. Schantz and Chris Marshall when he takes a position, he does not find the duties new or strange to him; he is broken, Miss Esther Chandler, formerly Master Seth and Miss Ruth Oliver ■were in (own Friday looking after were tho over Sunday guests of of this place, was unilcil in marri­ in as it were. This accounts for the phenomenal success ol the students of Cleary College Holders of Mr. Schmitz’ Interest in the coining their sister, Mrs. Floyd Holes mid age to Mr. Charles Allen of Hast­ campaign for county treasurer. in obtaining and holding good positions. . ' family and Miss Ruih remained for ings last Tuesday. The couple will A __ , | Stock receive Allen Fuller wits at Battle Creek the week. spend their honeymoon ir. Buffalo ZxHIlUSl c*»h dividends over lhe Fourth visiting his brother Hfty Fillingham and Miss Char­ and Niagara Falls'. TN* j *emi-«nnual|y GOME AT ANY TIME Frank and other dear friends. His lotte Fowler spent the Glorious Mr. and Mrs. C. Williamson and mother and sister Nellie have been Fourth in Grand Rapids. son Audrey spent •Sunday aftepKon num. An in­ visiting in the food cily for several . Mrs. Floyd Drake and children rod evening at Morris V illianomi's. vestment backet! by gilt edged Remember we place all our graduates in good positiong and that expenaes at and Mrs. Floyd Holes and little real estate mortgage* and u^aurCarl Faul had the misfortune to daughter spent Saturday with their Plans for railway between Tan­ passed tor safety, convenience and Cleary College are very low. run bis car into a partly overturned parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Oliver. gier and Fez in Morocco have been net earning rate. Our 25th year in tree a short distance cast of Free­ Mr. and Mrs. Irvy Latta are vis­ under consideration for some lime, business, asset* nearly f 1,1)00,IM!'. port Saturday night. Buch obstruc­ iting their grand parents. Mr. and and the work will be pushed for­ WHu for copy ■/ our booklet tions as this in the highway should Mrs. Judson Hunt. ward as rapidly as possible. and 4*th FinanHal RtaUnunt. be looked after. Il being on a cor­ Miss Charlotte Fowler is visiting There is a movement among the GcruiF.“"hwr*te Capitol ner the headlight didn’t show on her friends; Mr. and Mrs. Emmet school children of Minneapolis tn the tree until nearly upon iL A Avery, in Hart this week. raise <8,000 to buy a portrait nf । badly bent fender was the result of George Washington, to be placed io Hie damage. BAN?JR WANT ADV& PAY. a room at the new art museum. In order to stimulate trade during the hot month of July, we are offering some great values in every one of our many depart­ ments. Great savings in Coats, Suits, Skirts, Dry Goods, Linens, Domestics, Hosiery, Underwear, Rugs, Carpets, Lace Cur­ tains, Waists, Dresses and Men’s Furnishings. .■ have and such as We Save You Money And Want To Prove It. | Requirements of Business a rib furnished by CLEARY COLLEGE Cleary College Prepares Its Students Semi’ _____ Dividend"** *«- P. R. Cleary, Ypsilanti, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. JULY 9, 1911 Y?AWE positively guarantee every item offered during this \*y Kale to be exactly as represented. This is our First Great July Clearance Sale and wc arc more than anxious to please you and gain your confidence. This great sale gives vou the opportunity to become better acquainted wilh the high Mandard of our mercbaodiK and gives uj the chance to — better acquainted with you. Money cheerfully refunded oa any o ,NLY one more short week and the greatest summer I In this county will draw to a close. Gftt- out our week's ad. or bill, look it over, bring it with you investigate the things you are interested in. You could Riede iiieickgenant fastings foremost Peparment Store sale last and not time any better than to come aa often as possible and look invest your ■ around. Hundred* of the greatest bargain*, small lot*, odds and end* and and clc close mils cannot be *tated)here oa account of limited quantity. I On Wednesday Morning. July 8th, ^egan Our first (Jreat July Clearance ^ale Jt Mill continue only until Saturday ifiyht. July J8th The radical nrice reductions in every department attracted record crowds during our opening days, which proves our assertion that this is truly dhe giggest bargain &vent of the Season It will pay you to travel many miles to investigate these remarkable values. No► man or woman living in the,city or country can afford to slay away and ignore the tremendous savings on staple, every day merchandise, Dry Goods, Groceries and Ready-to-wear. YOUR MONEY WILL GO TWICE AS FAR if you will supply your wants now for immediate and future use Saturday of this Meek Mill be a Special bargain J^ay These are a few of the bargains you will find. LAD IKS AND MISSES SUM­ MER DRESKES. $2,75 lo $4.50 values In wash dresses. We offer this en­ tire assortment for July Clearance at '.... 98c MOST ELABORATE GOWNS AND DRESSES. Silks, Messalines, Chiffons, Nels arid Embroidery Dresses up to $25.00 value*. Y’our unrestricted choice LADIES AND MISSES WOOL DRESSES AND PETER TOMPSON SUITS. Beautiful styles, best of ma­ terials,"values up to $1250 .fur July Clearance al $5 There are hundreds of others, plainly marked, in every department: CHILDREN'S DRESSES Pretty styles made of best ginghams, crepes and seer­ suckers. $150 values for July Clearance al 89c .........................$7.50 JULY CLEARANCE OF. SUITS AND COATS. JULY CLEARANCE OF ALL SUMMER MILLINERY. Over 100 new hats and sailors, $150 lo $3.00 values. Your choicclOc each Up lo $3.75 bats, your choice.... । Up to.$5.00 hills,-your choice..... Up to $750 hats, your choice .... $148. .$2.98 JULY CLEARANCE ON STAPLE, DOMESTIC AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Bilk Brocaded Crepc. A beautiful 27 in. cloth, all colors, TOc values per yard........ “f................ .................. :.....38c. Rhlim-s, Crepes, Voiles, Rice Cloth. Chiffons, 25c, 30c, 35c, 39c, values. July Clearance per yd............................19c. French Ginghams, finest 32 in. imported, 25c value, July Clearance, iter yd............................................................... I"1' All 1244 and 15c. Ginghams. Toil du Nurds, A. F. C. A Red Seal, July Clearance per yd................................................ 9c15 and 25c 1-awns and Organdies, silk striped, neat patterns, JUly Clearance, per yd.................................................. • -9cWhile Goods, Dimities, Organdies, barred, checkciLand figur­ es!. '• . Ono lol up to 20c values, per yd.......... . .. t'Jc Ono lol up to 50c value, per yd........ .6Hr. ft*. Amoskeag Apron Ginghams; per yd. .. .Sc 7c Calicoes and Prints, per yd.............. Challics. Persian patterns, per yd....... 5Hr. Be, yd. wide, unbleached cotton, per yd. MEN'S AND BOYS UNDERWEAR AND FURNISIUNGS Men** Neglige, Dress and Work Shirts. Best 50c values now .................................................................. 39c Men's finest Dress Shirts, new, best $1.00 and $125 values, now ............ 88c Men's Albb-lic Union Knits, regular 75c values, now 48c Traveling Rags, dipt Cases, Grips, July Clearance Salo Bargains. A beautiful black leatherette Bag for................... 98c. LACES AND INSERTIONS. Vai. Oriental mid Shadow laces. A great many hun­ dreds of-yards at a fraction of their value. One l«»t of Insertions, S to 10c values, per yd.............. 1c. One lol of Lotte and Insertions, dainty patterns up lo 10c per yd. ;................. 2J4c. The sale positively closes JULY 18. Do not expect us to'give you these prices after the above date— July 18. 75o elbow length Silk Gloves, While only, per pr,...4“c $150 and $150 Silk Hose, white, tan and colors per pr................ -.......................... *Slocking Feet, black, all sites, per pr. 5c Hair Nels, all shades, 2 for........... HOUSEHOLD ’SPECIALTY AT CLEARANCE SALE PRICES. $3.50 Electric Irons, Taro Maker” an elegant, guar­ anteed flat-iron, July Clearance Saks Price....$1.98. 42 piece Dinner Sets, finest dinner ware, floral or blue and gold pattern. 15.00 dinner set, 42 pieec for $3.98 Oho lot uf 75 gopd Skirts, $1.50 lo $7.00 values, your choice. 41.98. Oiio lol of handsome skirts, values up lo $8.00, your choice LLIK Your choice of lhe best skirls in lhe tioiiso for $5.98. HOUSE DRESSES. • $150 Dresses, well made, excellent material, all sizes :.................................... :............ 98c $1.00 House Draftcs, Ginghams and Percales, light mid dark, all size for ............................................... .,7Sc. - 50c best made Kimona Aprons, light and dark, neat patterns at .......................................................... 39c JULY CLEARANCE SALE PRICES. 75 grade of 72 Jn. bleached Table Damask, beautiful patterns, per yd............................................... ....49c. GO it), bleached Table Damask; per yd................................. 21c. 15c Huck,Towcls, extra linn, largo size now........... 1244c Huck Towels, with red border, special now Rte. Bath Towels, bleached, July Clearance Price. 12c.Best linen Crash, per yd.............................. . .8 He. $100 AND $3.00 CORSETS. X Best makes, such as Warner's II. & G, Mndam Grace. C. B, front and back lace. This assortment al $150 $.100 AND $6.00 WAISTS. . Beautiful Net, Chiffon and Silk Waists, your choice at ........................ $198 CURTAIN MATERIALS AND LACE CURTAINS. Ono lol of Curiain Scrims and Madras, July Clearance Bale Price per yd............. .*.............................................. /....'..5c. Ono lol of newest Curtain materials, values up to 20c. Sale ‘ Price, per yd. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Al remarkable Clearance Prices. One lot of Combina­ tion Suits, line nainsook, dainlly trimmed, $150 values. Your. choice at................................. 39c RUG8, CARPETS AND LLNOLEUMS.1 Our big Fall purchase of Hugs ineluderP in this mighty sale. We believe Hint we arft.uojv show'uig tlie most cumulele line of room size Russ tn the citj, and during tills Sale we will give you an Extra 10 per cent. Discount from Our already low Prices. EMBROIDERIES AND FLOUNCINGS. One lol o Kharrow Embroideries values up to 18c per yd................... ‘.................................................... 5c. One lol of Embroidery Edges, Bands. Readings and In­ sertions up lo 35o values, per yd?................. We. One lot of tho most beautiful Crepe Voile Flouncing*. 15 in. $175 values. per yd................................... $139 Ono lot of finest • Voile Flouncings, 45in. wide, $125 EMBROIDBRIES AND EL.OUNCINOS (Coollnuad.) ■ value*, peg yd..................... ............... ,79c. One lol of exquisite Voile ami Crepe Flouncing,' 27 in., 75c values, per yd ................................. .39c. LADIES AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. Ladji-s Munsing Vest and Pants, 50 and 00c. values, now .................................................................. 39c. Munsing Union Suits, Ladies $125 and $150 values, now.................... r............................................ 70c. Ladies 35c Union Suits, now...................................... 19c Children’s and Misses Munsing Union Suits, 50c, Whs and 75c. values, now................................. 2...39c Ladies and Mi*.*«-s Vest mid Pants, 25c values, now.. 17c Ladies Vest, all styles, 15c values, now ...................... Kc Chiidrvri's-Knil Waist, July Clearance Stole Special'9c Special (grocery bargains for Saturday Only In addition to all the liarRain* our last week* bill we offer the following extras for Saturday: □ albs of best H. & E* Sugar_________ ______ f1.00 Weickgenant & Riede ' department Store -------- . —■—------- । Think of the sorrow In hoinos and phone eo LADIES AND MISSES TAIL­ ORED WAISTS. Also some lingerie waists .in. this assortment, values up to $3.00. Your choice . for July Cfearance 39q JULY CLEARANCE OF ALL LADIES AND MISSES SKIRTS. Beautiful values. ample assortments of the. highest grade Suits and Coats, Up-to-date and highly desirable. .Sensational value. .Your choice of any Suit in the house, values upto $35.00. for......... $10.00 Your choice of any Coal in the house, values up tn $25.00,. for............. $750. One assortment ot smartest Suits and Coals, values from $10.00 to $18,00, your choice for ....................................................... „........................... $5.00 SILK GLOVES AND HOSIERY AND LADIES FUR­ NISHINGS. ’ LADIES AND CIIH.DREN'S HOSIERY. One lol of odds anil ends of stock, about 300 pairs. Your choice ......... 5c pr. One lol of 50c and 75c. ladies and children's Hose, 500 pre. Your choice.. 17c. pr. CHILDREN’S AND INFANTS DRESSES. White and colors, sizes from 1 to 12 yrs, some slightly soiled, tip to $2.00 values fur July Clearance . 39c ■ - Hastings. Mich, Choicest Pink Salmon, tall cans, each—1_.__ 8c Relish Tpmatocs, best xac can, 3-lb size...__ _ 8© Whjtc Uaundry Soap, White Flyer, 8 bars lor__25c CKoicc/t Rco Cotiee, per lb_ _________________ 17c Extra Fancy Lemons, large 45c kind, per doz—33c A.sale of this magnitude cannot fail to benefit the entire community. For |he sake of your own bank account you can­ nut notafford anuru to miss tins this saie, sale, uui during which k°fg w- 7 It Is some time beJorc Health from a two weeks visit jn Lansing. ’ inolher. Mrs. DoU-Woml. Mrs. Marcus Stebhins. She will re­ ne«s "the Chariolte-Haslings game. imain here until Octobet'. . Mr. and Mrs. Florence George.,-of Mr. aiid-Mr*. Claude' Stuart at­ Folkinxham, England, and Miss Nel­ ।tended the Roni Club dance at lie Willis, of Syracuse, N. Y . aro iGrand Rniiids. Friday night and re­ visiting ilieir cousin, - Mrs. Rarry ।mained over for tho Fourth. Walldorff. Mr. and Mr*. Ray Walers arrived Mrs. McBride. ■ of Charlotte, isj Mr. ami Mrs. Lloyd Castclein v,MUn« i'-’i-iin-l , '>'• ■'”J Mr"oi spent lhe pasl week with the form­ on Friday from Indianapolis to coast's* Nashville, were guc-sH of his moth- .er’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John -pend the Fourth with relatives here. Mr. Walers left on Monday Miss Bevs Bush, who is attending i »’r. Mrs. Florence Logan. Sunday. Custelein nt the County Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waters, Mr. for Adrian. Mrs. Walers remaining Kalamazoo Normal was home overt Mr. and' Mrs. H. IL Lewis spent , Sunday. | Saturday ami Sunday wilh Ilieir iand Mrs. Hay Waters and Mr. and for a visit. Mrs. Clara Parker and daughter, Mr.*. A. E. Brill, spent the Fourth at Mrs. M. Guff of Charlotte spent daughter and family, near Dutton. Beatrice, have returned io this city Sunday with her sister, Mrs- Dell. Mr. and Mrs. Gall Best went'lb ithe Waters cottage. Wall lake. Miss Wilh'emina Bales. Dr. Chas. from Ypsilanti, where Miss Bearticc Wood. I Nappanee. Ind.. Friilny lo visit relMr. and Mrs. Holly Showman; allves. Mr. Best returned Moiu|ay. 1Oventli’ecl and John Nobles were has been in achool for two yrara. spunl lhe Fntirth with her pooide at Mrs. L. D. Waters and children lhe guests of. Miss llbt-a Kinsey, of Miss Parker will toacb in tjie Mid­ dleville schools next year. 1 ' left Tburs«lay for a six weeks visit । Caledonia. Saturday and Sunday. Lowpn. Mi.-# Kalliertne Glarke enlertaJiiMr. and Mis. C. G. Brumm and Mrs. Sarah Fishor spent Saturday with her mother al Syracuse, N. Y. and Sunday with relatives on Ihcl Mr. andI Mrs, Warren Wilcox.. of family ofl Nashville, spent Hie week HT* house party al Wall Lake thts town Um-. ......... : . Hansing, have been visiting wilh <md with their mother, Mrs. Lydia week consisting of Misses Emily McElwain, Frances (.arrotlurs. Miss Alma Hulf was tho guest of IhiRC parnul*. returning home Sun- ।Crites. Luke Walers and Mr. and Mrs. Alice Balos. Lilah Yoiiug, Lois her rntnmls al Gregory. Saturday day. and Sunday. . , Clyde Peck of halamo wn«mar- Louis Barkley relnrned*uft Saturday Mackay, Agnes Sheldon, Gertrude Miss Winifred Johnson, of Lenox, ried-Monday 1“1<l look-lluilr from an automobile trip lo Indian- und Josephine Carvelli. Hev. C. W- Ballou und wife and is visiting her parents, Mr^nd Mrs. woijding dinner wilh Mrs. Dell aiMtlis, where t|iry visited Mr. and Einnwl McLaughlin attended the Nirs. Martin Coyer! , George Jvbiisoii Wood. Cln-sler Htem and Waller Phelps; • Mr. ami Mrs.’ Donald Wiseman of . Mr. and 'Mrs. Dell Wood just re­ revival meeting at Uke Odessa, Tupsoay evening and heard Dr; C. turned from Albion, where they leave noil week fora canoe trip on । Smyrna spent the week wilh his grandparents, Mr. Perry have been vjsitjng their daughters. S..Parker the evangelist of Warsaw. lhe Au Sable river. gram!;:.".:: -'-' M “ and Mrs. ......... , Mr*. Horn Renfro and Mrs. Jay West ImU who ta conduoUng mnclingr in Mrs. Eil Austin of Cnoper spent '•Wiseman. Wiseman. lhe-United Brethren cliurch of lliol Friday and Saturday with tier brothMrs. John Shawman relift-nod und sister at Charlotte. • Mr; mid Mrs. Haney Arehsrt and city. er. Ed. Kingsberry from Grand Rapids where she has Miss Lora Trim who has been Ed amL-Chadns Birdsall spent been spending lhe week al the son. Lawrence- of Jackson and Mrs. Lawrencu Arehart and Miss Dora, visiting relatives in Tacoma, WashSaturday and Sunday with their camp meeting there. parents al Wall Lake. - Mrs. Nollto Godfrey and mother. spent Saturday and Sunday with Ington, for the past two months, is expected home Saturday, accom­ Misses Ethel Hedrick and Elnora;.Mrs. Hakes were the guests of Bert Arebarl in Uie country. by her aunt, Mrs. Guy Trim. Darr spent Sunday in Kalamazoo Grand Rapid* relatives (nun riM-f Judge L. L. Thompson and Herbert panied I with Mis* Maud Sissoti. urday until Munday. Baker, manager of the- Allegan base ;and her cousin. Wullace Trim, who visit H. D. Trim tonfi. family Tor Mr. and Mrs. Chat. Lewis of Nash.Mrs. R. T. F. Dodd* bf IXmalas.: ball learn, brought the entire Alton । will ’ I some lime. . ' - _ ville spent a few days with hisj Arizona, is the guest uf her mother,jgqu ball team here Tuesday to wit-p lo our county Week Will-he hpBfe but il is not I > Andrew Myers .and family spent . Mr. und Mrs. Ed. Waite and chilBARRY COUNTY HEALTH .frdm mu deathsloss < very year that- early for lhe readers of the BAN- Sunday with relatives in Charlotte. dren were the guests uf Muskegon ou«-ld nol to be. Thai situation can NEIl to make the resolve to be in Mrs. Andrew Myers and son Har­ relatives Saturday and Sunday. remedied, but it can only he Hnslinus and hear the splendid lal- vey spent lhe Fourth in Battle Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Sparks spent WEEK WILL BE HELPFUL li.-trured when such elemcnial health enl which will he directed toward Creek. lhe Fourth with his sister, Mr. and facts are known ill e\ery household. I instructing people how lo prolong | Mrs. Frank Isenhalh in Detroit. ih Continued from page one. as will be g'ven to lhe people of this their lives, and to make them more county ex eiy day during Health • efilcienl-and happy so far as physi■.........__ _ ' cal health can help to do so. The sanHary i-xjntt. from lhe Week. ' This new county movement origi­ Stale Board of Health, wnll alto be hero. • ■ . X nated in Hillsdale Co., where its Mrs. Clemcpl Smith, chairman of success in interesting the-people PERSONAL MENTION lhe program comniiltne. ba* also was phenmm-tial. We give Im-Iow rrottfvea word from Prof. Warthin., an extract from Dr. Warthin's let­ of (he Univiireily. I hat lie will ter to Mrs. SmiQi- in wliioh he Fred Eaton is spending ten days give Jito lecture <»n “Social Hygiene” speaks of the ■ Hillsdale event us in Del toil. . , nut only in Hastings, but in five oili­ follows: • MU» Helen Chidester is visiting er towns of thl-i county, that week, “Certainly the lleallh Week al friends in Grand Rapids. lliis lecture will do u world of Hillsdale was the DnpA Ihuwzwei' 'IpjtxL and heaven knows it I* need­ given in this stale, and hemominus^ Orvnl Bm nuin und wife are visit-ed. Uhildruu are |H*rinilted to grow ly succeMful. 1 do not sen how -it ing frieitdsMn Battle Creek. tnlo. manhood and woinanliuod could be xezy much improved upon, Chas. Kerr visited his eon bon, in utllmut gaining knowledge, except fur it was splendidly worked up.' Detroit, over the Fourth. front isilluteii-snuri'.iM. of the fuac- Dr. Sawyer Iwing enthusiaslic and Mrs. Pearl Tuttle mid children are tiuus nf-llto- W'produrtive. organs. a splendid organizer. Thai week visiting friends in Jackson. a,i«l the terrible— penalties which ... na- one tied by a lecture on Sunday -------------------— -.............. Miss Ida Mon* was a Grand Rap­ Titre visit s' muni those vcho aims- night TymvMlf in one of lhe Hilllk- ids visitor over the Fourth; Hmm. .----------- .......................... tittle chiitrlies to the num. and at Rcv.mY. D. Grigsby returned Ry-his With sucll’talent and fcalures as Hie same time Dr. Elsie Prnll gave home iu East Jordan. Tuesday. * named already a«»ur>*il lb* another lecture oh social hygiene Orlie and Lewis Bishop spent tho 1 of Health Week can be as- in anoilicr church- before the wo­ Fourth with relatives in Detroit. al this early dale. For <4ti- men. My lecture is illustrated »<• Don Stuart and family visited <u|lially good things will be that il will lie necessary to give-It Grand Rapid* friends over lhe 4t|). iod later. Mr. and Mrs. CJjarles Parker and in a church in which a''lantern can In- used, and the local committee son are visiting in South Bend. Ind. should supply the lantern. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Andrus spent “I think (he idea of a ’Kuberculo- Sunday with friends in Kalamazoo. .pot to happen, a« -i- b.ij with Miss Walton lo tell Mr. ... and Mrs. Ora Murphy had diAbases 1 hat are; abuui Uw state work is a yen’ good11 coini company from Woodland, Tuesday. ! be , jy eveulable. pue." ।, Miss Ardalia Sutton /eturned . . . ' . .■ �Ji’iA a, tan' HIE HASTINGS PAGE FIVB £ PERSOHAL MENTIoiT^ Dutchess Trousers 10c a Button, $1 a Rip Always Ahead We sell these celebrated warranted trousers because we know of no other that represents so much value. Name is not everything but it counts for much in the DUTCHESS, because the manufacturers have been engaged for more than thirty years in the making qf trousers ex* clusively. The warranty on those trousers—10c a* but­ ton, $1.00 a rip—is most unusual. Step in to-day and take a look at the special values we are showing. - Morrill, Lambie & Co ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS Emmanuel (.burch. prayer nieeliings with I hi* regular Fifth Sunday after Triitjly. Holy Ctiminuiliuu, H:<1) A. M. Service ami sermon oil “The Mountains." |0::U». regular (!. E. tuple nml will be lead Sunday'School. 12:111. Chalk talk m Bapllsl Church. parish house, 12:15 |». M. Informal leader. Thursday night, mid-week pray­ service in .parish home wilh fourth er and praise service, 7:90. Mr. lalk in series on "The Calendar" at Methodist Episcopal Cliurch. 7:30 P. M. Herman Hoder, lender. Russell II. Bread)*, pastor. Ser­ Friday niglil, 7:3»L rcgulfir choir United Rrrlhn-n Church. vices Sunday July I2lh, as follow*: practice. Sunday srhiHil, iO:tn. 10:111 A. M.. Sunday School. 0:111 lev. C. \V. Ballou, pastor. ■ Come and hear almul the picnic. A. M., public worship mid tilth ser­ .Morning worship, 11:00. The pas­ mon in Hie series on ‘Thu Apostles tor will occupy lhe pulpit. Young Convention Ipjld in Woodbind Inst Creed." 7:30 I*. M.. public worship and sermon, "A Strong MauboodPeople's mecling, 0:30. Yoke Fellow and inspiration for lite work and Clean Alhlelies. " The Hastings band, 0:30. Evening -Tk-rvicc, 7:30. hope that in before ya. All tire laboring The evening sen-ices are increasing in ntlendaiiec, ami is one of the Kingdom ami mu-1 -ur.-ly in"H with UJirUtimrSrieniT Society. brightest and Inal meetings of th? victory. District Superintendent S. iiday July 12111, 1911. Second ifeek. Rousing song .service nml E. Shutt brought us two line tiu*". of No. HO Jefferson 81. Sunspecial music by the choir, follow­ made nil feel like lining more limn ; tljiy <(.rvir,.. p(;jii A. M. Subject, ed by gospel ines-age. Sunday School. 11:15. Tuesday pvening, 7:.'g), collage -v..r for Iio.ir Iz,|(| aml Mu-I* r. II very member ami j Wednesday i v**iiiuu testimonial «erprayer meeting, held at home of the i< hop v their loyally • nal — J ...... 1 friend vice, lol 7:30. limiting »lloom slime I»eing l<> Hieaddress Kor.- is open every Wcibiesdtiy On Wednesday; there will he u on Ximu mid all doing their und Siitu'rdny from 2 lo 5 I*. M^ missionary meeting of the members wtiere.-aulliori/cd hleraturo on ani| friends <>f I by church, al lhe home of Ml*. Keller, corner Grand A cordial welcome ana Jefferson, beginning al three Hl o’clock Sum,l>iy School. Il:ill A. M.. preaching. <»:3D P. M.. Senior! ing program in tlio aflenioon. in Endeavor. 7:30. ph-aehhig. which a number will lake pari, mid Ruikln on Child-Training. tilso spcfllal music. The program is Unless you teach yriUr children to in i-hargi! of Mrs. Shaver, who for day evening tn which all are iuvitywirs has been earneally and ac­ honor their fattier amt. their mother, tively Interested in the wnrk of and tn lave Ccd ued to revereace Presbyterian Church. foreign, as well as home mission-. their king, ami tu treat with tenderAn offering will be Inken for mis­ The Cltuieh and lhe HIM Work- nc.-a and take care of kindly all in­ sions, nml il is re«|ueMeil Ihal il be ferior creature*, to regard all tilings made as large as possible.. Il will •ning at 7:3i). Thirty slides will duly wen if they only have, the sem­ go toward <ftir * n-gulttr appnrHnnblance of life, amt especially such as liienl. Kupper will h« served from live lo seven, lo which till lhe men The nddrmex. mid slides Iasi Sunday God han endowed with tho power ot evening on -‘‘The Conditions Sur- giving us pleasure, as Howers—unless evening, it is expected that Miss roiimling Uli; Child Life id Aniuri- you teach your children thcao things Julia A..l»avi«. of Lan-ing. who re­ you wil) bo educating Frankensteins cently gave such an inspiring me and demonu. from nr*.5 to 12:30 ill charge of and she will have charge of the As.il. Supi. E. C. Edmond-, l he G. E. society will unite in holding their evening eervire. THE CHURCHES Ford Hicks, *Bdding,: spent Sunday al lionre. Miss Ola Pilgrim spent the Fourth in Battle Greek. Chas. Hyatt, of Charlotte, was in Hastings, Tuesday. Miss Nellje Brooks retununi from Kalamazoo Monday. Elmer Wiley and Wife are visilftig In Chicago Ibis week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cam.- were Ik. Eaton Rapid* over the -Uh. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Lahr visited in Grand Rapids last week, Walter Pheli-s will spend Sunday wilh his parent* in Chicago. . Miss Anna Wordon >s I he guest of Grandville relative* this week. A. K. Frandsen- and family Uro spending a few days al Wall lake. Homer -Kline, of Jackson, was .in the city the fore pari of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Field and daughter left for Chiragu. Sunday. Mrs. Ora Maynani visited her father iti Freeport ov« r the Fourth. Miss wrnuifred Mcl.iavy -.pent Monday wilh relative* in lUchland. W. L. Sage, of Chicago, was tlie guest of his* parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sage, over the TouiUi. Mrs. L. C. Beadle. Mrs. A. Brown nnd son .Walla.-.• l.-fi Chicago Tuesday to Visit friends. Miss Jennie McB.ou returned Monday nighl from a Iwo weeks vlrtCwlth her bn»lhnr In Owosso: A. C. Barber and ftiinily motored to Ku I am tv oo Sunday in company witti J. E. Ilogle, retunmu- in tlie evening. ' Mrs. Miner Mead will leave for Hart tomorrow where -I the next two months dauuhlcrs. Mr. mid Mr*. W. H tained their uiece. Mi-* Eulali pinnork, of Hnrbor Springs, the fore pm-l of the week. | A Secret The secret of life from a business point of view is to spend less than you earn and deposit ^hc difference. The average person's comfort is secured only by living with­ in one's income and laying.by something regulary before spending, not simply depositing .what is left after spend­ ing. It may be necessary to practice a little self denial to lay by money from a moderate income, but after all is it self denial when the result is a personal benefit, inde­ pendence and future comfort? Take care that you .do not underestimate the value of money deposited under our interest plan. It’s growth is rapid and certain. Start an interest account growing here, now, in this strong National Bank, where the U. S. government deposits its Postiii Savings, and is the only National Bank in Barry County. ' Hastings National Bank Only National Bank in Barry County Hastings, Mich. ily. tilling Un- pdkilioii of ot>cnitm'. Mr. uml Mrs.' C. .V ................. .. Na.-hvilli-, cania up S.uunlay in their anti* mid Mrs. J .-on returned with them for a short Final Clean Up Sale On Summer Dresses, Waists, Kimonas, Skirts and Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Garments GOATS SUITS SKIRTS 25% to 50% Discount Ladies’ Dresses Ladies’ Waists Regular $1.50 values now ... 98c Regular $1.25 values now89c Regular $1.00 values now73c 1-ot of Fine Silk Waists that sell anywhere at from $3 to $5 will sell at big reductions, some going at Children’s Dresses Values that sell regularly for 65, 59 and 50 cents wc are now offering at 43c llarl. Mr. Gart One Lot of Wash Waists that sell regularly at $1 to $2, your choice at 59c Misses’ Dresses Regular values of $2.50 to $1.00 will sell al from $2 to 73c TABLE LINENS Jinen. Just note tl Regular value fl.75. udw Regular value fl.50, now Regular value fl.25; now Regular value f 1.11). no* Chicago, and Charles* <: Bailie Creek were gue-i- HALF PRICE LINEN T.ACES A large assortment in various widths. One lot at line lot at... .12c Regular values from 12 to 15 cent*. RASPBERRIES, CHERRIES, CUR­ RANTS and HUCKLEBERRIES lor canning and table u*e. See ui for price*. A BIG REDUCTION ON ALL KI MONAS OTHER BARGAINS EVERY­ WHERE IN THE STORE Regular value fiUc, now gm -L- of Mr. and Mi Knight J. T. PIERSON & SON Iron River, are expected mi Friday to visit Mr. Cobli’e n.ir-nls, County Surveyor mid. .Mrs. IF- H.-Cobb. mid Phone 9 Hastings, Mich. Owen Hnnnmi. of fninj Rapids lust Monday • v<-niiig where he will spend JI.i- week wilh hidnilghler. Mrs. T. >. Suh-eha and family. ll<* will rcluni homo to LITTLE BUT ACTIVE UiDDLIAH.I.E. ii.i/oo Mr. and Mr*. De|os Neal motored . and | lo Veiimmlville, Wednesday. taking HASTINGS CITY BANK REPORT. Benoit el tbn mndlUso ot The lU*Um Itr lUuk at Mk hlran. at UM-eknJ llamlif BRAIN Ilaslitiki her hottie after a Small Margaret's Severn® to Secu Liberty Would Have Done Credit to Much OUJtr Peracn. Ive-ler and daughter. of Batlie Creek, thirl SIilen. Mr. and of Mr. ami Mrs. D. C. Stile-, lUnJrttig et'a father supports Ida opinion that adroltneaa la congenital In woihcn: dale were imests of their children, idnv aflernooi On Saturday Margaret. aged four, Mr. mid Mrs. H. Carr, Saturday. was In deep disgrace.. Four tlrnci Mr. and Mis. Dewitt Collislcr, uf aiuce two o'clock rhe had run aww Fair Dikes, Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Frey to vhilt Mrs. Gilbert,, bar favorite ami son l.eo. were guests uf Mr. and sitiuday morning. neighbor, and was now paying tor her Mrs. Geo. Winters, Sunday. crime by detent leu in the house. Rev.' Fisher ami wife and Ik'lla At firr? her father reurned and sat dmighler.; attended ebun-h at. Vrbamlale. Suuf• - d*w. ■ Ilex. I I-Ii* I'liml cliaiMejif l/v ‘ "f«ah on the pon h reading hta evening pa­ ■ » Iowa. ^’Ilieir daughter (ienivvo. per. To hitn. In n « * minutes, AUrMr. uml Mrs. John Smith ot Urgaret ■auntere.-i cut, her mind Intent Hamlale were guesU of Mrs. Siiflt-h.'vi on carrying out lnr plans, apd short­ sisfi-r mid husband, Mr. ami Mrs. C. Capital Mock paid In ly-suggested: -­ Hurptuv fundr.;... lloMtol.K a Tew days —• M/s. Carl Ibinktt of T.os Ahgi-li UlldlUdnl pcoau. I»rt................. "Daddy, let’s play } ou are the baby, \li. VVilhuo, I ..u.L.n lk:.L Mr. mid • Arnold bhklHiH. unpaid .... and I am th® mother." <oiuiu.n'UfWpv»Hsubierf tortheck........ SXtXOl U Bedford and Banlleid crossed bnjs Daddy agreed tin londllldn that it Hiira Barrell, (laughCaviller's ciirvks r-.".j.'umF.liirk !'‘I‘ Fine Lake. Saturday must bo a very III tie baby and ouo ‘ ‘ ' afternoon. ouHiandlog........... .... > oj Savlnp llepo-uthat would not bo expected to move. r a family vi-iu!1- to I, iu-favor of Baril...... -'SS5HSS!....... •pent the Fourth Ivy Adilins is some pitcher, Thereupon Msrsjar-1. after a silence nil her childreni Sunday cullbrs al Mrs. SlovenV oidepydt....................... O.raiM tn which one could hear her brain H oitiigu were the hndells of Baltic currents crackle, said: "Now. Honey, id*wifo reluriicdi l;|,,ek. and Burdick's of Hieltbry you are to be a good little baby and ...— — —.... I. A. A. AteliUMMi. Ci,bier o< lhe ,|«vn don't run away, whil Mother's for a little while going over to Mrs. Gil­ IO*'« ■ ■'■ .1 I » ■HIM «III«-|IUVU 1, .......... ............. •-.<■■■■■. bert's.”—The Sunday Magazine. family reunion on Saturday. " . 1 Mrs. Delia Tungale was culled Mr.-and Mrs. Chester Hublnird] iroia Berrien Springs, where Among iho Al|>* iliire are several oslofllces al a h-.-Ill of 6.111) or 7,000 feel. )■ tier box. from' w«'«’k emi v.iiii lie: former’s pm-j- Saturday Toremmu. al Dowling, lections daily. i- nearly 10,11)0 feet cuts al. While Hall.’ Ohc Dowling hey- againsl Bantivld, Mrs. M. E. Thompson spent last • 3 to 0 in favor.uf-Bmilield. week in Grand llapids wilh her si— L John Shefllidd and nephew. Har­ Order For I'nlilicalion. ter. Sirs. WiJIiam Minar. who wa»|nld SheOlcld of Hastings, tmilored Stalo of Michigan, lhe Prtibate ill. ' Friday to Baltic Creek, bringing Court for lhe County of Barry. Al a session «d said court, held Great Educator'* Advice. i nt lhe proliab- ofllce. in lhe. City or Children should not lo«vo school Hastings in -.aid comity* mi the itli motored without knowing what good books I day of July A. D. Il'll. are. and without havlog their Imagina­ Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, for mi aulo-ride (he Fourth. ■ Sunday the.hth. Dr. Smith of Bed-> tion. which ii the gn(*t power with Judge ot Probat '. The* following joung girl grad-1 ford performed an operation, us- children at a certain |K®. »o awak­ | In lhe Mallet* <-l the EstaU of tlales have gone Kalamazoo to al- siMed by Mm. SiiiiHi. mi Mrs. <5. . . . .. .. ... . ..i ---------- -I her home. Whilp ened and directed u to Inauro at least '■ " ductiascd. Guzirgo W. mi.- adtuitxulra- mer- -Xonnnl:Hi UUlU reathig us cornfprt- iotno degree of interoat and culture ■ ii.iuy* r.i-uiu. ijiui .i .i.ich-ou. .ujiry ' iai>i>> «- riiiifii ll>' I'Xpwtrd. Ml'S, broader than tho education that la limited to their bualneM expectation!, im^ fll''«l in laid i "irt his petition Tintpy. Addie ayd Emily.Sjiillh ami Talmage is’ raring-fm" h*T. ‘ Ti.i.t,. ui il... \i. i’ >.i,,i>>..i. >r... i and tending to govern conduct pn genpraying that, an order or ■|ccn:c inay Im made by l|ii- rourt dutenn■’Man mid the Sabbath." ming who Avera lhe legal pula®.—G. Stanley Hall. heirs of wild d--. . i-cd and iiuUlled ill Battle Greek Saturday aiid Sun­ to inherit hi* • • . • day. the gljeslA of their SOU. JesSO Briggs and wife. of July, A. D. 1914, at ten o'clock in urrff famil. Mr. and Mrs. Frenflll and Doug. The aentlnlent. "Art is long aud time tile, forenoon, at .-.nd probale ofMr. mid Mr-. John Rilr|ih* cele- Marion were enterl.iim*d Saturday la fleeting.’’ In l-ongfellow's Psalm ot llce, be und is In i * by appointed (or ■Rntled'ilie Fourth al-3'lioptapple] and Sunday at.the.hume of Mr-, Lite," la adapted fruiu one of the aphnhearing' said petition; • ' lake- and .-pent Sunday with -her Spiller. rlama of Htppocrat'l. th® celebrated It is Further (irdcred, That pub­ pificnis al \\'iunlland. / I Mrs. J. Bowion *uhn ha# been phyalclan of • antiquity. “Ara Wtiga, lic noligp thereof be given1 by punW. IE McKivlU. who has been on very ill nF her daughter's.-Mrs. S. licatioil of a copy ‘if-thls order, for the -ick Ini Tor several days, is im-1 Ziinmerin.nl. has- returned to' her Lhnm submissive weeks previous li» proviiig al Ibis writim: r ■ I own'Imine. • said day of hem-itig, in the Hastings Mr. uml Mrs. J. M. Shriller and Mr. aiid Mrs. Clark. Mr,nm| Mrs. time required to attain perfection in BANNER, a newspaper printed anu Ifr. mtd-Mr-. H. E. Mtlb-r mihw-d tobHi-rd Merrill of Betlfflni. Mrs. Ada any art L loog. whlla the »i*u ot mor-’ circulated in said county.Moline. Um Fiiiirth and wec« the RisbriMger of Jackson. Mr. and Mr*, gvrsls of lelatives at that place. Win. Wickwire. Mr. and Mrs. Win. for® make th® uxmL of U If we wi A true copy. <„ Jtahfe.of Probate. Mrs. L P.Wliitnmre is having her Warner .mid children, speni Urn accomplUh aujihla*. Gracu Bauer. house .on Mlnhluau SI. reslmigled. Fourth, al Mill Llk^. picnie din? Register of Probate. John Tinker is doing the work. ner aud on ail around good liine. BANNER WANT �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 8. 1814. PAGE SIX Innings Masting? trotted to some of the finest playing ever seen in Hastings. 14 • 4 the habit of putting your surplus Ten batsmen fared Buckthorpe in ■I If || 1W75Bmoney in this bank and keeping Two baae liite—Eck. Hussey. Sac­ the first ining. He was utterly un­ able to locate the plate, passing ▼ MI i V p only enough to meet your every­ rifice hita — Michael. Anderson. IQ □E S Stolen baaea Grav. Eck. E. Chal­ three, hitting one and allowing two day running expenses. Then, in­ ton. taiubrt pfays-Beck to Maltby. siiigh-s. Au error at second also fltaad of yielding to every little ...... ... I . Sixth Inning—A fast double play helped Hasting* out a bit. After E. Kynett to Beck to Maltby, Eck to Challon whim that seizes you, your account will grow, and. build up had *truck out, Eck re­ which billowed Bril'* filjr effort In LOCAL TEAM CONTINUES TO Beck to Maltby. Left on bases. something of substantial future benefit. pilch himself nut of a very iiad Hastings, it; Sil,-*, t. St hick out ceived a pas*. In attempting to ' PHY HIGH GRADE OF hole, feaiured the sixth' inmug in by Kynett. f; Jones. 3.. Bases on work a double, Molineaux IrL kyThia bank Welcomes your account, no matter how small. balls off Kynett. I; off Jones, 3z HiC n»dl'* grounder go through him and We believe we are benefitting every one of our depositors and Aflej* Berk had both runner* were safe. Bell suc ­ by pitcher ,by Kynett. I; by Jones, ceeded in gelling hit. With Hu* we count every one of them friends. If you are not in the list, WINS SERIES WITH NILES base* filled. Buckthorpe struck out we urge you to join and we are sure you will be richer for it. ■ ' jerfonl and Webb ‘■muled. Bell Beck. He could not locate Hie plate GRIND RAPIDS II IM IIKH \« ’mH. idling thAND DEFEATS CHARLOTTE Nllea Blank* (tastings. when Mnllby caine to ba I. and the ...... 4% Interest on Deposits ■■■ ED 2 TO I. IN WF.DNE score I hr runners Fisher, another Chicago product, first score was forced in. An instant DAY’S GAME dumped the ball, in the mound for Nile* on Aalurday later he hit Hutchin* ami another FARMERS STATE BANK Pitching- Staff and Entire Tram on morning, wa* 1 lie chief factor in run came in. Yell* of delight fol­ May Im* Classed With Minor giving Hasting* the first coal of lowed when these men scorwL and TWO WHO THROWS SAVE MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN quick* dmibl'i whitewash which Hie team has re­ another great shout went up Atom League Tram. this year. Fisher pitched Buckttiorpe issued to Gray his^prd VISITORS FROM SHUT-OUT In addition to winning the game ceived great ball, and lhe local* could gel pass and forced a Hurd score. Rapid* Central only, four .Michael, who always ha* u badlyhits off his delivery,' while Hall was touched up freely. iierdtsl nil up his sleeve, walked to Bell Pitched Great .Bull, Allowing The score was I lo it. ami this vic­ the plate and poled lhe ball 'into Few HIK Eck. Mmlr Gmil tory over the locals brought a right iielik It was a long hil. good (rallies Marshall great crowd lo the afternoon* game. for one base, but there were some Slop* al Short. good sprinter* on the bases and'all champion By def«*atiiu{ Hie Grand Rapid* three racist for lhe plate, Maltby Otitni Iragtirlram by a scon* of and Hutchins scoring. Gray kept 2 to 1. Hasting*-'‘ii Wednesday wmi on the course for the plate, when* ■venlh inning -Grime* . the MERITS of a SCIENCE, or commodity, for upon such he arrived safely on a wide throw. Berk'* fumble. Tnfeman sarriseason, and one <d lhe most import­ The visiltors* lone run was made I him lo M-coiid. ' Hughes went investigation depends its usefulness. If hone had investi­ ant gameimnent sporting in the sixth when Hussey reaclusl gated the public could not now have the benefits of the -ieagut ■I Hastings thatting* hum. first on a muff in, center, took sec­ Chaltnn. Gnme* started for ond on fielder's choice and scored things that NATURE holds in store for us, as fire, steam, e. Chaitou threw to Mall-. ... , ..... . •• -----hnd it they hud lhe opinion Ilia! lhe 'ln<t tho ball In Gray jn which rank* with any minor league on Bucklhonie’s single. foodstuffs, metals, minerals, electricity, etc. INVESTI­ local team wa* composed of a catch the iiimier at'the 'earn. Hasting*' last run camo in the bunch of- "buslier*-" they vi-iy seventh on singles by Beck and GATE CHIROPRACTIC. Here is just what you arc quickly changed their mind*. Had Hutchina. Hastings Win* Friday’* Gaihe. inning by swatting looking for, the shortest possible ROAD TO HEALTH, it not pern for two wild lii-avi* In The visitors playcu an aggressive the ninth inning, tin* xisilnr* w-uld CHIROPRACTIC adjustments to relieve nerve pressure. game until lhe last out in the ninth have received one of the wlnle*t inning. Several limes they made des­ Although you may fail to recognize the real truth, due to rpats of whitewash they evvf r*a I .Im ago perate attempts to score, but fast cei\ed in a game with any l*-am in lack of investigation, who is at fault ? fielding rriirisl lhe side before the the league.' Bell and Eck. I*oth of We are earnestly trying in various ways to interest you necessary hit was forthcoming. whom signed conlrarls with Grand The score: in heeding Nature's frequent warnings (as localized head Rapid* last Hier hand, hit Jones Hastings ABR H O lhe game. aches) which, after all, are only indicative of the real trou­ third, fifth and Light Ii inning—After Brewer had E. Challon, 3b visitors, cotuble. Eck. s* ... thought fa* guers. played Kynett, if company and Friends, you are looking over and beyond the very •ir work was Bell, p ... thing sought for, failing to recognize it, at your door, and that ih-ck. 2b . tom’ downfall, •mid half- L. Clinlton opened by year.’ including the -Grand . Hi the stick qffcrlively, friend of yours who has been disappointed so many times Fisher’s Chicago Spirals.- ” Maltby. ‘lamming the ball lo left for one IcaKV'Ts. On Ih-i *a1*l$_was fmnMatthews, r I i>.i-<-. E. Glialloti idacitl him on! oil' old “Huck Connors, first sackhas become indifferent about his physical welfare. Don’t say The visitors made tl;eir first run Gray, c ... •.•i oihI with a brotherly *;.< 1 ific.*. I er for the Indianapolis hum in the on singles by Molineaux and Ander­ Michael, rf impossible, but investigate for him. He will appreciate the hek .landed mi the bail for a lmig["ld- Western league. Cminor son. They mad>- another in the true ring of your friendship.some day, and as a trap friend fourth when E. Challon failed to get Totals Matthews’ slow infield hit. Mat­ you get your reward jn the doing. into third j*.i* thews stole second and crossed the Niles ' Lend us your attention in our office, while wc endeavor Chile,-, M plate on Hosfeld’.* hit to right. Molineaux. to give you the WHAT, WHY AND HOW OF CHIR­ The last two runs came in -the Anderson, 3b Gray struck nut. Score— OPRACTIC. * nent anmns the visitors was Tie­ ninth.oq a single hy< Matlhvw*. Hof­ Connors, lb sling*. 2; Grand Rapid*. 0. feld's sacrifice. Fisher's single, Unlh inning FJ. Chalton ntad** a man. once a noted-'Central league Clafee'* sacrifice and Molineaux'.* Tiernan, c .. CONSULTATION AND ANALYSIS FREE. . Hussey, I f . " of Ju*lire'.* bunt mid threw hit to right. Matthews, c f wild over Maltby's head. Justir** Hastings had some one on bases Hosfeld. r f . i.ikiiig second. Grime.* struck "ill. every inning, but the hit necessary Buckthorpe, p. I Tideman ‘ ' Citation. -----------||11( •forthcoming. bunted lo E.'Chalton. wln> Just to show ___" wel| he had Totals NEW HENDKRSHOTT BUILDING things in his own hands, ........... Fisher Innings . ROOMS 5, » AND 7 struck out two in the ninth. Holding* Tho score: MICHIGAN HASTINGS, Hastings arr h a e Niles ... Double plays—Eck lo Beck to E. Challon, 3b Maltby, 2; Anderson to Conhorr. Stolen bases — Michael, E. Chalton. Kynett, If ta>. Cliultmi. 3b Matthews. I-eft on bases—Hastings, to J. 1..' Ilugg and wife returned from H; Niles, 9. Struck mil by Bell, lx Cubs I.um* In Caledonia. Berk. 2b ......... by Buckthorpe, 4. Bases on bails off > The Hastings Cubs celebrated the Traver** City, Monday evening, I.. Chalton, rf". Bell, 3: off Buckthorpe. 5. Hit by Glorious Fourth in Caledonia where when* they had been visiting with Maltby. Hi “Doc" Harmon Say*. “He's Out!" friends for a few days. pitcher—Buckthorpe. 2. they met their old rivals and twice 23T, L. E. Hamilton has a fine crop of Tho leaguer* discovered from Mall by. went down in defeat. They lost tlie cup raspberries and it is Hastings Defeat* (.harlot(c. start that they hail n game on their Beck. first game by a score of I io 3. lhe black kei him very busy to supply ha nil*. Both Webb and Bell pitch- Michael. cf ... Total* 29 n Hastings and Charlotte met for *<*cond 9 lo 0. Tinker, who is usual­ lhe ping many calls for same. • ed great bull and no scon* were the find time in two year* on Tuejtw ly very effective against Caledonia, ARR I., Challon, cf A. M. Gardner autoed to Detroit. made until the seventh. eighth and day and Hastings won by a score or pitched the first game; laialherman, Clafefl, s.s . ninth imiing*. Webb wrakennd. in 5 to 2. Opposed io Bell was Stuart, the clever Caledonia player wlfo is a Sunday, acrompanied by Mr. and Totals Molineaux. . the last few innings while Bell re­ a clever left-hander, who is called member of lhe lluetings team, was .Mrs..C. If. Dietrich. Anderson. 3h served hi* slrength until the final Grand Rapid W. E. Nelson and wife spent theCharlotte's second best pitcher, on the mound for his home town. round*. The first- three Hasting* Marshall. If McDonald being saved for the con­ Harry Baldwin twirled the second week end with the former's par­ Hussey. If players to fare Webb struck out. test in Chamotte on Thursday. Bell gaihe, but his teammales were ut­ ents al While Hall. Tiemo which was a very bad beginning, Grime pitched great ball, but hi* stipiiort terly unable to do anything with Frank Brandslettcr reports fine Mat th Maltby Nels the High Ones. but HHs same kind of pitching has weakened in the last inning. Kennedy's delivery. He allowed two fishing at Clear I.ake, where he has v frequently been seen'on the local Hushes. 2b Thp Niles players made a fine im* .. Fully t,<MM» persons witnessed lhe hits and struck out 12. been camping for a few days. grounds—a useless expenditure of pression here and the fans 1115, £, contest and helped both teams 'fi­ FIRST GAME R II E । "Pete" knows now to coax I hem to nancially. hoping that the two teams may; bile,.if there are any in the lake. Milled in weakening at critical again meet. x , Totals Hastings scored one run in the Caledonia 0 2 I W. D. Gardner and Sons are busy stages. Max Eck again distinguished Innings third on L. Chai ton’s single. Hutch­ Batteries—leather-man and Fink- moving their hardware slock over himself at short and also with tho Niles .. ins sacrifice, Eek’s infield hit and a Firal inning—.Marshall to their new location, on the east slick. In five times up he landed Hastings passed hall. Singles by Maltby, L. beiner, Tinker and Damoth. out. Bock threw Justice ..... Harry Bennett will al once SECOND GAME— R H E side. on lhe ball safely four limes. Kyfirst. Grime* fanned the air amid Two.base hits—Beak, Eck. Kynett, Chalton. Hutchins, Michael, and take (Missession with his garage and nett pitched excellently. After the Connors. Sacrifice hits—Kynett. L. E. Chalton'*''sacrifice fly netted Caledonia 0 0 t I fl I n 4 0-9 12 3 machine shop of the' building so the joyous howls of th'* fans. Sec­ Innings '.. Ural inning, the-.visitors were un- Challon. Hosfeld. Stolen bases— three more in the fourth. Hast­ Has'.* Cubs 00001) 0 00 0-0 2 5 long occupied by the Gardner*. ond" half—E. Chaltoh. Eck and Ky­ Hastings . G'd Rapids pblo t>> do anything wilh hi* dehv- Clafee, Mat thews. Left on bases— ing'* last run came in (be seventh nett struck OHl in succession. Batteries—Kenneiiy and Flnkbel- This will fill every business place m < ry. In the opening round, with Hastings. 7;.Niles. 8. Struck out by on Michael's single. E. Chai ton’s ner. Baldwin and Damoth. ...... —. Bell. Eck; Micn. Hecmuh tailing—Tidrmau reached the town, except where the pool . first on Maltby * fumble of 9 slow fic* hit*. Maltby. E. Chalton. Tiile- one (ml. Molineaux put up a nigh Berger, 5; by. Fisher, 3. Bases oh sacrifice and Eek's single; has been of tale. The visitor* scored one in tlie Plays Beldingd3iaH<Htc Next Week. room one. Ho made the fatal mtdake of inan: double play.Uray In Maltby*, one which Michael misjudged. balls off Fisher, 4; Berger. 5. Our knitting factory shut down seventh when Mc.Kay singlM to on ba»< mtohwm* 5; Grand Molineaux kept 'on to second and iryifig to steal ami Drtlfy Grav left ......... - - ’*.--------— ................ The matiagemoni rontinuos • to Friday night until lhe 2nth. The promptly caught lutn al «.vmtd. Rapid*. IK find mi errors. Grand scored op Anderson's single. Con­ Locals Win Third Game and Scries. center, stole second, look third on schedule excellent ball games. On men will take their annual vacation. Hutchins* wild throw to catch him Tuesday, lhe fast Belding team will They have kept their bauds busy ‘ Eck threw lluuho* nut at firar and’ ltaptds.-4: struck mrt by B*H 5; by nors singled to left and Hussey fol­ Stell shared n like fate. Second I Webb H; bases or •" •­ lowed with a safe binpie into ren­ Fully 1.500 persons witnessed the Mealing second and scored on Dni- play here. Hastings will play in the entire year and have orders to Har- ter. scoring Anderton. Tiernan hit afternoon game with NikV.uid saw lier's one-base hit. Another came Charlotte. Thursday. The Charlot­ commence as soon ns some needed half—Gray lliwl nut to Tideman.I"” Webb I. Un in lhe ninth when McKay again te (rain will appear here again on repairs are compteled. A few into a double play and the inning Hasting* easily win. thereby captur­ Webb threw Hell mil at lirst. MaltKalamnzoo. ing the-series by taking two dut of starred. After Kynett. dropped Mc­ Friday. These games will be good more factories like tills would be a by made the first tut <»£. the giuriel ”■ ",” '■ Eek's single, fultowrd by Ky- three games. Buckthorpe. lhe vis­ Kay's fly. McKay stole second and ones. by cracking a 'ingle into lefl. Tlie “ •• *’ Games Scheduled. • great thing for our village. Bum*•• Ball nett's sacrifice and .Maltby's single itors' star pitcher, walked into the thin! and scored on a wild pitch. Some oi our base ball fans at­ inning eddetl however when Justice j ■Jj liur-day, nur.,1 July 0—Hastings The score: gave Hastings a run in the third. liox and th.- eager fans expected to gathered up Beck'* grounder und. (•i,I,l i,,ih. tended the Grand Rapids vs. Hust­ Another hue cable In the fifth on see one of Hi.- greatest contests of Charlotto ... thr.-« Haiti, nul al ......... . | /. AR R ings game Iasi week and all fell I I—Belding. Eek's long two-base drive and tlie season. But base ball is an un­ ^'tannery, 2h well repaid for the trip. Thud inning—Breyr impped toi Friday. IJ.—Charlotte Bell's single. The visitors look the certain commodity. Try hard a* ho Chapple, cf Corine Schondelmayer and Mi«s E. Challon. who also gatlieretl up rHasliiigs. lead in lhe first of the sixth on could. Biirkthorpe could not get hi* Collett, ** .. Lillian Hoyt were married tiy Rev. Rutherford's.grounder and threw 1 Sunday, July ill—Hastings -In Hussey's double ' '' and Tiernan's curve* to break over lhe plate as he McKay, Ih . Westbrook on Friday evening. The him out at first. Beck threw out LowolL. •iiiuff.. H. A. Pierce and family of Kala­ boys found out what was doing and wttnleifTheiii io, and before the first Kralziniler, c Webb at Ural. Ko<*miij half—Hut- Thursdav, July 23—Hasting* to Hard and sun* hilling enabled ining end'd six score* were in. Af­ I^wis, If ... mazoo were guests of his mother, seranailed them rather early in tho chins went ouL.llugtie* la Brewer. Charlotte. Hasting* to earn one run to the Mrs. W. A. Pierce, over the Fourth game. ' , , Michael struck mifi* R. Charlton! Sal unlay, Jhly 25—Hastings in good iu their half. Hutchins open­ ter that Buckthorpe wa* a different Drabcr. rf ... and returned to their home Sunday artist and lhe local* succedcd in ■Hammond, 3b John M. Mungerson has been drew four wide one?, hut he essay- Grand Haven. ed wilh n safe drive past Anderson, afternoon. Mrs. W. A..Pierce ac­ passing the cigars of Into. He was ed to steal second where llullicrSunday,. July 20,—Hastings in but Molineaux made a spectacular petting liul one run across in thp Stuart, p ... companied them for a two weeks married lo Mito Johnson of Chica­ eight following' inIngs. Hell worked ford caught him. Grand JJaten. slop’of Gray'.* hot gounder. throw­ for Hastings and the visitor* suc­ visit. Totals .. go recently. , . .31 .2 Fourth inning—Maraliall (lied to Friday, July 21. Glinrlolle. ing out Hutchins at second. Jone* ceeded in .'coring only one fun. He Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson and Harvest has commenced in ear­ center. Bell threw Judice mil al' Tpesaay, July 28— Chicago Leland made Hastings . ABR matter* worse by hilling family are enjoying a week's vach- nest and some of the farmers aro first. Griino* dumped tin* hall in | Giant*, Michael. E. Chalton singled scoring E. Chalton, 3b timi at Gun Lake with Mr. and Mrs. very busy as they have not yet coinfront of lhe plate and Gray tbn w 1 Tue*d August 4—Allegan in Gray. Michael was thrown out at Eck, ss . Mrs. Nellie Thompson spent last pleted their haying, tho two com­ h|m out al first. Second lialt-Eqk I Hading*.. I third. Chalton took third on Eek's Kynett, If week in Grand Rapids, wilh her ing together makes them jump. rapped the hall into deep center. Tuesday, August 25,—Allegan in single and scored on a wild pitch. Bell. p .. sisteiv Mrs. William Miner, who Gun Lake was largely patronized but Grime.* caught it after making Hasting*. Another run came, in the eighth bn • fBeck, 2t» . was ill. by our people on’ the Fourth. a beautiful running catch.. Kyiu tt' ------- -----------------single* by E! Challon . and Eck. Maltby, lb . G. D. Whitmore has shingled bis Every auto was pressed into ser­ pul >. up an easy one ... to rt.. fhigh* *. <iiv| »>.i m ... .... BusiiH*s*'"llciis’ Meeting. Splendid fielding, including two L. Challon, rf Sherman street residence with vice lo take care of lhe crowds that took three wide swings. The ofllc ;er* of the Hasting* base doubli* piny*, kept the visitors from Hutchins, c Reynold’s shingles. wished to be there early. Fifth inning—Tidcman popped to after the sixth. Michael, cf H. G. Benaway delivered another F. G. Hayner and Dr. B. C. Swift E. Chalton. Bell threw lluglu* out ball have called a ineel iug'of husi- scoring auto load nf furniture to Gun I-akc piado an aulp trip to Grand Rap­ at fii>t. Htril fben made lhe find Monday evening for the ptiriiose of . The score: Totals parties Friday. Hasting* ABR H O A E ids on Monday. hit- off Bell's delivery. It was a making arrangements for tlie free Mre. II. G. Benaway experts to The Grand opening of the Inn on. Innings . SjbWiOn« to E. Challon. who .threw ball game, which the management E. Chalton, 3li leave alxiut the ISth for Dakota to lhe 1st was a success in every way. Hastings tho ball t<» Maltby uu jnrtant too tin’ I'U'III1'" visit her ■talers, and will spend Abodt 140 people were in attendance Kyjietl, p late. 8tcil also had hi* |i*Mon lo Charlotte several week* in lhe west in the and partook of the splendid feed Bell. c f learn. .With tiiniosi confidence of lhe local merchant,*. Sacrifice hits, Hutchins, Bell, E. hope* rtf hrnefitiing her lieallh. anil llsteiuil to the line music. Rev. ' born of theTonsictinn that the big Challon. Collett, McKay; sacrifice Miss Eililh"Jones, who returned Westbrook acted as toastmaster and Maltby, th .. fellows could do aiiytfung they tly, E. ChaRon^tolen base*. Maltby, from Iowa last week, had a very en­ some fine speeches wore listened lo Hutchins. r f pleased in playing with a svmi-pro L. Challon, Eck. McKay. 3; double, joyable lime on her trip, but says by a very appreciative audience. Portland Play s Hen* Friday. Gray. c team. “Tuffy" immediately started plays, Beck to Eck. Collett to Flan­ Middleville looks pretty good lo her. At a late hour the crowd dispersed, Til*- Portland ball team will play Michael, for second nhd the erse with which nery to McKay; left on bases, Hast­ 0. L. Hungerford has placet! a one and all declaring that Mr. and Gray caught him drew yell.* of de- in H-. igi on Friday afternoon. ings, 7, Cliarloltc (J; first bn errors, nice line of Wear U Well *hoes in Mr*. Marr were great entertainers. Totals lighl. Hl* was the last visitor who IIa»*.. ^and Portland huvu played Hastings I. Charlotte 3; struck out his Shoe Shop, and will aim to W. N. Gladstone has built a cot­ Wed lo pilfer second. Thereafter twice (his season, each team hav­ Niles by-Bell 5, by Stuart 2; base* on balls please. tage at Barlow Lake and his family Portlanil is limy hugged the bases in’just about ing won ana lAnic. off liell 2; off Stuart 4; hit by pitch ­ Mrs. Will Tungate left Thursday are now there enjoying the cool the s*inu way that a iqan hug* a— noted for iiavuig one of Hie cleanest Molineaux. 2b er—Bell I. Umpire, Harmon. evening for her new home in Wash­ breeze* while W. N. spends the log when lie is in danger of drown­ and most genUimanly teams in Hie Anderson. 3b ington. D. C, where her husband, nights there, going back and forth Michael Spoils a Homer. ing. Scotid half--Aitor Bell had state. They are players of high Connor*, th' Ball Team to Attend Church. has been for some time, -having a in hi* car. —me out to Slcil, Maltby beat rank and they like to play in Hast­ Hurney If .. The management of-the Hastings fine job with Uncle Sam. She will received inagnifleient support, par­ Z. J. Townsend and his force have 'elib'n throw tn first and took sec- ing*. Come and see n great game. Tieman. c . base ball team and the members of ticularly in loft and center where. bo greatly missed here, where she been very busy of late getting ma­ id on Beck's long single to Infl. Matthews, c f the team have accepted an invita ­ Kynett and Michael covered them ­ has been a very efficient teacher chinery set up fast as Uie farm-, Spain is considering the building Fink, r f to stocky south-paw. was equal tion to attend services in tho M. E. selves wilh laurels. The infielders for som time. Her many friends era needed, it. Good wheat crop F the situation, however, and of a double tracked railway line of Jones, p never worked faster, and lhe fans church on Sunday evening and wish them well in their new home. and other crops looking fine has ruck out Hutchins and L. Clial- normal European gaug»\ to. be op­ who were disappointed in not see­ hear Rev. Rusnell H. Brvady preach Ijiven Cobb is spending a few made the farmer see that he need­ erated by electricity, between Ma­ a. who replaced Michael. Totals 32 3 10 35 17 1 ing a more excelling contest were on ’“Clean Athletics." days wilh his family here. ed some new machinery. drid and the French border. News of the Sports =ll=n^^)(g---- II t= WTK WINS THREE Olli OF FOUR GAMES HASTINGS DEFEATS CENTRAL LEAGUERS Listen! Investigate M. W. SMITH, D. C. o Middleville �TMK HAgHNGH BANWR JULY », fl IL Ladies'Ball Throwing Contest Next Saturday afternoon, July 11th, at 2 p. m. the lady throwing the base ball thp farthest will re­ ceive as a prize 1 Bottle New England Toilet Water 1 Jar Harmony Cold Cream Total Value, $1.00 The losing contestants will be treated to Ice Cream Soda. The contest will take place in front of our store. Ladies Come to town next Saturday and get acquainted with our new Ice Cream Porch, get in the ball throwing contest and afterward see a cracking good ball game between the real West End Independents of Kalamazoo and the fast Delton team. Our regular team,haven’t been beaten this year. Come out and encourage the boys. Bring along the men, too. Ellis E. Faulkner Tlie Rcxall Store ' • * - • Delton, Michigan - & Extra Early Sale of White Dress Goods After June 25 all White .Dress Goods, Waistings, White Crepes, etc., will be sold at Less Thafi Actual Cost. Children’s Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. Some extra good bargains in Dry Goods. F. II. WILKINSON Both Phones Prairieville, Mich. Per Cent We Pay Delton State Bank Capital Surplus ’ 920,000.00 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vice-Pres. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLcay Wm. Elliott x J. G. Hughes George J. Doster L. B. Tecrpcning For Staple and Fancy Groceries / . ------------ SEE--------- — E. H. ECKHART DELTON, MICH. Home BaKed Goods a Specialty F'' .-jL=:=il=] A NEW TYPE FAMILY The BODONI SERIES j * A Classic Type-Face With Which : | i • The Modern Printer Can Surpass The Works of Past Masters. Let us show you printed samples. - Southwestern Barry DELTON. The social aud. buainuM meeting of the E|iiorlii league will be-held with Mrs. CrtiM Friday eveniiuj of this week. Will all of the pledgors please pay in by that evening, so the piano can be paid for al that lime. Mrs. Dewill Murdock vialted friend* in Hastings from Monday until Wednesday of last week. Beth Houvenir of Augusta spent all mf last week at lhe home of Mrs. Gillespie. Mrs. Belli Clark was in Grand Rapids a few days last week. Mrs. Geer of Detroit came Fri­ day for a few weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. Polly. Mrs. Sinter of Lyons is visiting her son, John Slater and wife. Fred Green and wife visited in Kalamazoo. Thursday mid’ Friday. Tallmadge King of lhe Kalamazoo Normal was home from Friday un­ til Sunday evening. A friend, Glonn Sewey was with him. Grandma Ilewis, of Milo, spent several days last week wilh her grand daughter. Gladys Gaskii). Mr. and Mrs. Tool of tiratid Rap­ id-. .11 r pending a few weeks with Mr. mid Mrs. Ellis Faulkner. Mrs. Guh: is ciil.-rtaining hr: brother and wife aud little son tniin Grand liapiil'. George Gillies of Ionia visited his brother mid family from Friday until Sunday. DeHon surely is now In line wilh the larger towns, as we can now boast of si reel lamps. They will be pretty handy when pur dark nights come. • Miss Marion Houvenir relumed Friday from a visit with relatives in Detroit. , ■ , Mr. ami Mrs. John Biirke ami Edeen visited in Kalamazoo for a few days last week. -. Mrs. Maria Cross of Orangeville has been visiliiig Mrs. Orren Bar­ rel. There will be a spit'inl meeting of the Lidies Aid with Mrs. Mur­ dock. on Thursday afternoon. Hazel Eckhart relurned Frhiny from a week's visit in Vermonlvillr. Mr. Kopf of Ionia was home from Friday until Sunday. Tin' Misses Leonard entertained friends from Cooper over Sunday. The Delton ball team l4.xertain|y gelling its name up for goo«l work this year, mid we certainly have great cause to lie proud of our home team. ’ Saturday our team won both games hen*, de­ feating Cedar in Hie forenoon ami Knlanndoo in th.- afternoon. Mr. nml Mrs. Edgar Fisher. Gt is Fisher and two daughters of Cedar Creek, and Arthur Fisher uf BanReid were Sunday visitors at Miles Fisher's. Mrs. Arthur Mantel visited in Kaliunadoo the greater part of last Several from hare atlernksl the services at Milo, Sunday. Delton was very well reptwnt''<i last Wednesday in Kalamazoo al iliiigling Bro.’. Circus. Clinton Cadwnllader, ami Miss Gertie Fisher spent lhe Fourth nt Ijike Michigan. hr.. L-ilhnip -our presiding •elder, of Kalamazoo, was Hero between trains, .Monday. \ Mr. McGregor Of Ktilaimizoo Col­ lege visited hi* friend. Clayton Bramlsletler from Friday until Sunday. Mrs. Adams and two daughters. Candace nml Lilas of Cloverdale are visiting Mrs. Lou Morewood. Mr. ami Mrs. Marsliall Norwood ami daughter. Marie nnd NK and Mrs. Masoif Norwood ami daughter, were in town Sunday. Miss Marian Lang of Detroit was a guest uf her friend, Mr*. Horton last week. < LACEY. Kenneth Garrett met wilh an ac­ cident last Thursday, when lie fell from a load of hay, mid both wheefs of the wagon passe«l .over his arm nt the ellrnw. Dr. Kellar was call­ ed and he dressed the. wound. It wilF be some time before the Ind can use his arm. Vert! We|cher and Mi*< Alma Wilison were married on Wednes­ day of last week. Mrs. Martha Pierson lias been speiifiing a week wilh her mother uml other friends.r ‘ . Mrs. Henry Stevens will entertain the L. A. 8. al tea today. Inis -Norris and wife have been visiliiig relatives in Lacey. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robbins mid Earl Wilbur and family spent the lilh with Mr. mid'Mrs. Beu Thomas at Clear Lake. ‘ Born, to Charles Baker and wife on Julie 291 h. twin suns who will answer lo the names ot Alvin and Allen. Mrs. Jane Garret I camo homo from Nashville, Friday. W. IL Grayburn mid family s|ienl the. Fourth al Nashville. Will Clark is laid up with a pret­ ty bad foot, the result of coining in contact with a pitch fork \ while haying. , . * John Norris and family and the t'-ortright boys spent lhe Fourth al Battle Creek. Miss Maud ('.ortrtghl has been spending n few days-with her cousiu. sir., w. Uunii. , Mr. and Mrs. Win. Normair of j Bailie Creek, are visiting their cuildreti here Ibis week. t urd of-Thuiiks—We wish lo ex­ press our heartfelt thanks to the relatives and friends who so kindly came lo us in unr liereaveinent; the uiinisWr for the comforting word* and lo those wln> sent tlowere. • Mrs. L- B. Teerpcniung. 1 B. G. Teerpenninu and- Family. | ’ J. C. Killick andsfeuiilyMrs. Clara Lixkihill.-Adv. —BANNEK WANT ADVS. PAY. wmi-Tz. Obituary . Grange Program. CLOVERDAIFLafayette B. Tecrpenniug. eon uf Program for Carlton Grange ho. ' Mr. and Mts. Lewis Acker spent Abraham and Almyra Teerpemdug Sunday wilh Mrs. Shaffer uf Gull 261 for July 18, (ML wm born tn lhe town of Drybrouk. March t7, 1837. Hie Prayer, “A prayer of the oul-of- Pennsylvania. Mr. mid Mrs. C. J. Gurney return-11-., when.. h* wa* n*a — three IllI-xM oots."—By Chaplain. „ . » father— died ini home from Sturgis. Michigan, doors.'' Poem. “ Relating Gras* or Grain." year* old. where they were visiliiig their Read or recited by Sylvia Wallers.. I ■’wi"lbe **“» iage of five, hi* mother came with imnmvMnequ by kelectiou keleetlou c.,.,.v ^,... him to Ohio. AL the Mrlkiiuthl of >m>,.<I imt>roveincnis Mr. and Mr*. Fred Weyerman enteriaimid frifiBOB^wuilay in honor burg, Midi. From there he eaine of Mrs. Chaa. Reddock of Boise. Fred Mmary ami family and Miss n . wn#on to Barry county, where he has Idaho and Mrs. E. E. Alter of Johns­ Gjenita, wi>«nna McDont^hl Mclkinald of Kal-Mnaw* halauiazoc’ Swwt c|Over, a new applicant for since resided. He was united in town. Pennsylvania. spent the Fourth, with their par­ I favor- A talk with samples and pic­ marriage to Laura Jane Norwtiod, Will Gate* and wife entertain.*.! ents, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald. July 4. 1M2, at KalamarOo, Mich. . | tures. by Lawrence Farrell. • the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Henson of Kal-P Ttu-y came to this home, ui>«m '■]’ Song—Iva and Nina Wihon. Bern Welsher of Aosyriu, Thursday amazov. spent Saturday with Ryau I Michigan seed law passed in 1913 which they have lived lhe past 52 mid Friday. , Bros. . ' -------------------years. To them three chiMreu I by -Clarence Covert. on • Evcry were born, Elva, Clara ami Bern­ Everett MeCailum and family Eley Payne made a business trip- . . Recitation—“Alfalfa ard. Elva Killick, the oldest spent Sunday al H. Harts. ‘to> Hastings. Tuesday. . l.Farm. ”—Nina Kenney. G. Fox and wifftmotoi.-d i.» Jack­ Mr. and Mrs. -Frank Sayles of Exhibits of heavy grain heads in daughter, died March 21, 1902. son to *tH*nd the •rourtl'X.wilh Bastings spent several days with ■ I !!<•' was converted soon aRcj bis Holl call responded to by miscel ­ friends, returning Sundaj. marriage and became a meinbor of Mr. and Mrs. Ashby and other laneous quotations. ' the M. E. cliurch al So. Pine laikir. Berie Phillip* and wife of Hinds friends. George McDonald of Kalamazoo Clpsing song from School Knap­ He was ever true lo his conviction-i visited his parents, Bunday. ,. ' of right. A man one was glad to ie Meadow." Meaitow.' J. Clark and Janie* Cl.nk and wife spent Monday with Mr. und Mrs. sack—‘The Augusta Brisbin, lecturer- claim as a friend. Though-sndly-af■ y of Kalamazoo, spent the Fourth James McDonald. -----------flicted in body the past four years, t Church Notes. with Will Chamberlain. Star Grange Program. he was ever kind .and patient There will * be preaching next A number from this place attend­ Pjxigram for Star Grange, No. 8U8. | through‘ all of his sufferings, and ed lhe ball game and dance nt Del­ Sunday morning at IO:(M) a. in. here July 18. 1911. 'peacefullyly passfsl from earth to tho and al Shultz in the evening nt 7:30 ton. Saturday. , Roll call, responded to by each - • “ Master giveth bis beloved. Miss Isaiiell and Helen Sminerville ii. m. .~... of poetry. Monday, June 29. aged 77 year*. 3 a.. verse The Y. P. A. will be held at the giving spent Monday with.their mint, Mrs. Reading—Relating lo gras* or months and 12 daft. church next Sunday evening. gram, Lewis Hines of Clbvrid.de, read ............. . by Claude Henry. He was one 'of n family of ten Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fortner and Every one come. “Seed Improvement by Selection- children children, he haying survived ihriii baby Ruth of tfrand Rapids an.-, led by ------Erank a|| l|,— utL one half brother, Jackson of Heads'* discussion l~. NORTH!. LSI' BARRY. visiting nt Chas. Aldrich's, fur a >v Ira Traver Miller u.u.... of Grand Rapids. Charlelon. followed by The Children's and patriotic ser ­ few days. ■ Frank Blivin. The funeral was held at the liotiu? Mr. and Mr*. A. Zeibel spent vices at the church were very good ami ■ Sung by Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. for lhe shorPtTlne they 1md lo pb‘M'ediiesdny, July 1st. Elder Cramer Tuesday in Hasting*. iliyaus. , of Augusta offlciatinc. Burial in Will Hhelton and wife «pent Hie A paper giving a description of alleiidaiine. He F.iurth with relatives in Hastings, the Y. M. C. A. enenmpmenl held the Prairieville Cemetery. Mrs. Bugliec of Baltimore visited -George Whipple of Augusta is al 'at the lake recently, by Forest] leaves beside his beloved wife,, a his farm taking care of his hay and sun and daughter, six grand chil­ Mrs. Hart, one day lost. week. Christy. dren and a host uf friends to mourn J. Horn and wire visited at M. wheat. “Alfalfa on Every Farm”—open his loss. Hammie Armour'and wife spent Nagels of Cloverdale. Saturday. discUMiun for all.Barton Bailey of h'.isliUlle visited Sunday at Bedford. Reading by Mrs. Chriidy. W. F. M. H. Meeting. his uncle J, Pill'S from Friday until I Mrs. Minnie Trelhrick and Mrs. Th" Slar Patton by Carrie McMarlin Peters of Hickory Cornris Monday. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Sunday visitors at Cha». Kenyon's spent- from Friday until Stuiday , Douald. Mrs. Groat. lecturer. with Henry Smith and family and church will hold Ilieir July Hireling were Hayes Sponabl*- mid wife ul unitr iv Hastings, Glen andsL-'*J\unyun and Ed. Eldred nml wife. a| lhe home of Mrs. Clem>-nl Smit II, Mrs. lila Arnold and daughter , „ " , „ , ■ . Wednesday afternoon. July 15. Will Monica of Clovct.labomul Miss visited nt Kalamazoo Salur- , Mr nml Mrs. Lesley liooker and This is tlie meeting Uml Was anVesta Kenyon of Kalmnazoo. . ,jBeulah av ' daughter Lucile of Detroit spent lhe Mrs. Mary Mubaugh niid.riiildieu Mrs. Fred Kellogg and children of; I'ourth with Mrs. Booker's father of Delton, visited hef pon-nla. Wed­ Grand l.e<|ge visite.1 relatives and | Dan. P. Bolinger. nesday. »',<l w'r" an- »• ” • Miss Gladys Collin- of Kalama­ old neighbor* h.-rr |n-t week. • ' d Kalamazoo spent Fri- Wade and Wife drove over lo Bal-1 n«:>dly desired that all meinliers be zoo, visit*d nt H. A. ZerluTs Sat­ vitii Henry Smith and Creek the ilrsl of* the week in present. urday and Sunday. ’ lhe former s auto. family. Ira Shultz spent Sunday with' his h Bostwick is slaying J 1 J"’ c'rtiage# at the lake are pretty sister l-ahth of Brush Itidgc. Standing in Auto Content. .laughlei, MrsZ Nettie, we Hilled. Rev. J. I., ll.ueldine relurned Following is the standing of thF Smith. der of Jackson, are visiting 1 . from the camp meeting nt Grnnd iwing conducliil al lhe Slar Bakery: BIG CROWDS ATTENDING Shaffer nul getting back till Tues- Hussell I'.levejund .................... 50,'Xi and Mrs. Helen Irfonin l »f l-i eeport Ferris Phillips ..........5(1,175 visited their sister. Mr«. Hnllork JULY CLEARANCE SALE; Preaching Sunday evening by the Bernard Johnsonii.Wn and nephews, C. and < ■. K<*nyoti,' last pastor. Rev. J. L. Ikueldine. DupiTl .Cain ........... '................. Week. Lloyd •■i.ii Marshall is getting hi* new Forrest Williams 35.720 . . ..... ■ ■ II i.inyii siiuh is Sylvester Gredsel an Al Wrlrkgciifint A Riedrs lairge 5|nxwnl| waVwiMd. Henry Eggleston ». Kalamazoo, spent Fait I J. W. Munloii has iMiughl a new Ik*|mrtmi*iil Htorv. Sale Will ' ' William Woodruff their lutcle, P. Moslb-r. I llupmobil.* lo be delivered this i.L'.-i Continue 10 Days. Frank Horn and Adah • kites spent Wednesday. Harlan Mathew: MHO the Fourth al Tliornni'ple Lak-.. A large crowd attended the open­ Glenn Meek of Detroit spent lhe Irving Hunt .. John Hallock, wif<- and baby, Fourth with his folks W. C. Meek Jiuws Wallace Bethel of lioud*, visited bis ninth l"l and family. ( . er, Sunday. 1,1, Miss Helen Ihdziiuer. of Lewiston.; Pi-ler Hie Great made Hie Russian. Mrs. Celia Foteler and Mi-s Ida 011 is spending lhe summer with li<T|l>ag. He liked th.* Dutch w imich Bauma visile:! Mrs. I. Hail. Satur­ sale at greatly reduced '"’•jaunt Mrs. L. E. Mudge .md family, jlhal he just turned their colors day and Sunday. When lli<; linn combined Charles Shultz and family spent J1".’ I’d the first uf the week from Jackpurchased wilh that Mrs. IL Hallock enl> ttahu-d her Charlotte, | son Flunk Jlalluck. wife and daugh­ nicy loumi memseives in pusses­ ter, Thelma, Sunday. sion of an immense slock, the re-1 'maimter'hf whiHr'llmy wish lo re-I XtlRTH HOPE. move in order to make room for Albert Andera -f Plainwell spent a short Him' Willi relatives at this place. Ben McMurry <d Hastings, enjoy­ lo slay, uml lhej ed the fishing on the lakes Saturday and SOnday. goods winch they handle. In or­ Mrs. Gi-orge llnvens uf Glass der to accommodate Ilieir patronGreok spent Falunlay wilh J. Praiishka and family. .iddilimial fol• •• of IN (lari Brown of chitmgo is visit­ •if'riinMeii linin' lo Illi ing his brolhei- and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown t»r a few day-., WE ARE GOING OUT Mrs. Ada dfayward enlerinlned this Hisl July i-l<-3rmi< <-. ■ They en­ Sunday, her: sister Mrs. Minnie deavor lo carry a couinlvle genernl OF BUSINESS Shriner of Hastily:* mid Mr. und lint- of mrrrliandiso. The sale will .MrH..Gf "£msoiu ----- >>f Padlink. continue 19 days. and plan to close out everything in our Dry Goods department sh ent •■itgini-d a famIsrael in the next lour weeks at prices that cannot help but make them r the Fourth. of which ily gall Notice, move. ' to aunouiii'i Mix of Nashville. Mrs. Olive Crock­ ’For the benefit of those who are not.acquainted wilh our er of Hastings mid Mr. nml Mrs.. closed for one munlli, un account store we wish to state that we not only carry a full line of staple Frank Maynard of Baltin yrrek. dry goods, but also a large stock ol ladies' and children's.ready- ' Mrs. Crocker and Mrs. Mix remain­ -wks Gen. W. Tlwma. made dresses, ladies' gauze and muslin underwear, |»etticoats ed for a few days. Herman Nalxel was in Kalamazoo and hosiery, men's overalls, work shirts, summer underwear, Card of Thanks -We wish to ex­ cess our heart fell thunks to the hosiery, ties, suspenders,/etc. " Afton Smith, wife and daughter, Come before the 'tfiliJKS you need are sold. Come while you flertlin, "f Ha-tin-' 'pent a pari of kind lo ns during Hit* long sickness Inst, week nt. Donald McCallums. can have first choice. Mrs. Morika -Brown outMTtaiiwd iiwrs, (lie romfortina Mrs. Martha ll.-ph'de Inst week. Fordy Cayey ,uid wife _uf^S'!ltlh west JohU'lowii. spent . Sunday Burton und Family. with the funner-' ?islor, Mrs. Claud Hmiiinond. . A. Lake. - Mrs. Eulnh Tidd and little son of Mi-, Itutli Lak. Marshall, spent several days visit­ ing friends here. Miss Alice pi'-i • ■ i- ciilerlaining company from lla-ttugs, Ihi? week. Mrs.' Nelson Kittinger un>| son. Vernon are visitnu n.'lnlivetf Kalamazoo, for 11 f'-w flays. s I.uois,. -Fred and Ernest Wi made u business drip to Pridian ville, Tuesday mid brought back their grain weparider. Eiigene Ik-i-k mid wife mid Janu's Murphy nml fmnil} were Suuday visitors al Thoimi- Murphy's. Mis< Mildred Baker of Wiscon­ in these days means sin, is visiting h r cousin^ .Mrs. Bernard De Gulin, for a couple of weeks. '• [ Mrs. Clim-le- And-rs- fltjttfrtnlhcd her grand child: McUil. El-a and —The Kind That Docs the Work— Muhelle Mead, of 'em Mulsh, from Salunlay until Monday. * Those'Hint spent Hie Fourth al! Win. Anders wete. Mr. ami Mr-. F.I I.. Johnson. Mr. ami Mrs. Hush! Docs it well, does il economically, and that is made and guaranteed to do the work by reliable Joh’nsbn and *011. Mr. nnd Mrs. John: manufacturers—Farm Machinery in other words that is built on honor and gets results. That's Marlin and xdilldren of high »l„ ami our kipd. Mrs. Charles AiulsE ami sot)..Fred Here are k few suggestions of valuable farm tools that every farmer ought to consider uf thisjilaec. ’ . There’s a Time For Everything and Now Is the Time For You To Buy Dry Goods Kopf & Kopf Delton, Mich Profitable Farming Efficient Farm Machinery Mr. and Mrs. Edd Acker of Au­ gusta spent Sal th day , and Sunday wilh Mrs. Nick Ark- r. Mr. and Mrs: John Acker mid children sjienl Sunday wiUt Mr. amt Mrs. Hairy Nnglo of Cressey. ! Waller Irish spent Saturday ini Battle Creek. Miss Mae Hammond of Shulli.1 spent Tucsdtly mid Thursday wilh’i Mrs. Ray Ihimnioml' Howard Geslur spent Saturday hi | Hastings. . ' • . .1 Mr. ami Mrs. Ray Hammond spent i .Saturday wilh Ardie Owens^ ami [ family near Cedar Creek. । —right now and on which we will be glad to quote prices thgt will satisfy the careful-buyer. . CULTIVATORS—Wc have the Kraus, Iron Age, Oliver. Gale, Brown and Keystone. The n?an who cannot pick a satisfactory cultivator from such a list is hard indeed to please. MOWERS—The Champion, Johnson and McCormick Mowers constitute a line that no one can btal. . , , - • BINDERS—We offer the Johnston and McCormick. These are too well and favorably known <x;achines to need any special mention. —CALL AND SEE OUR LINES— Aldrich Bros. Co Hardware,; Implements and ’ Furniture Del too, Michigan �Ixist—Monday between. •Bristol! CYCLONE TOON EVERYTHING ON .m*.Ikm>I bouse mid C- S. Brisiol'.*. WANTS EISELS FARM ROT THE LAND n . baby's , jnrkel. • Findrr please " plione 3-12 Buntp'ld. <-«k For Sale—Two good bits al Tlnirn- The Snmr Slorni Puwed Herr About ■Mee Furnished Roonta for ' light npple lake for. riijlugi’.*.' L*-lei 4:30 and Eaton Rapid* omW ■MUflekeepIng at Wi 80, Church Webb, .Morvan. l-wk June 27. 8t. See Phin Smith. tf ■Y'<'sl«*wPv Sepretory Ik W. ling­ For Sale Cheap—Rough l-inch lum­ Charles Frederick, I'll Hall road ers of Ih.- Wiiidsiomi IiiMirmwe per fut roofing and sheeting, also SI. • 2-wks Co.', roc.'ivrd Ih- following letter bill sluff. Phono 40UJ. luquii*.F. G. Pierce, City. tf F6r Sale Cheap—Work bnnuv A. <». Hathaway. Citizens I’Jione I Ut­ icnlly . de.*cribes the iiuiiplele: il.-IS. 2-wk* wrecking <>f Hie liooie mid farm, Cisterns built, cleaned and repaired. All work guaranteed.’ Phone or Rooms lo Rent—Pleasant furnished' buildings <>f Mr. and Mi*. F. leave Word at Smith's Market. Leo “* shtenaw Co., whose. ............. Smith. City. • If For Kale—(IihxI dry mixed wood ♦225 per coni delivered. Phone A. Lml—A g-bl walrli F. Sylvester or Geo. Tolliund. * iin;itxi<H>i>l< i ii « ii tii nee Varuuih (’.leaner lo Reni—Electric Scottish town oouacll had erected public swimming baths, nnd they wave opened by one of the leading men at the neighborhood Of tho ‘proudeat pointed bath superintendent. Bandy had two hobUaa dog breeding and swimming. Just prior to the opening ceremony one of tho load councilors slipped and fell into tho six-foot enfl For Sole C.beap-Gfind -fruit ran*. Plume MID. l-wk For Sale—Throe hundred pound brood now and pigs, three weeks old. George Bell, Coats Grove. J^tizeng Phone. l-wk W'uM-A girl for general housowork. Mrs. L. W. Heath,.611 Went (ire n SI. l-wk Far Rate—Black rtepbrrrlea by the crab*. - Phone 2G5R Woodland or r io lho patch 2 miles eaid kinih' Aiuclh of (k»ats Grove. I Bpiodlw FOR THE MONEY STORE FOR YOUR VACATION TRIP opened yet." When on flrm foothold tho councilor tried to laugh tho mat- om» rv«*ryllunlc Iu*- hmt .< niminiing. earned u fnd*b*i ni ill-1 mid udl no doubt lone ; ’3 4® Practical Suggestion. A man rather untidy In bls personal liablta was discus, I ng tho question of a new waistcoat jrlth a friend, "What rotor would you advise?" t)e asked the friend. "Why," said tins friend, “1'4 get one of soup color." the day. Phone 137. 1 A recent diroclory census gives I Calgary. British America, a popula­ For Sale -Fine summer home tion of IMTJMMT. fhe number of bank of Tlmniapple lake. Iih Aiiiorienns in Calgary is estirnatet] eluding lioiisc, barn mid shop, ; Dr. Robert Broom of London. in n uiiii. Livuig&luu. count ir.*..iu flic lo Iu- lH-twecn IO.imht and 2rt.fllWI. In recent lecture, sujs the oldest known wilh -?i acre land, some frml. P.Mli Un* |K>pulntion of lhe.oily was Price right. Plione 23611. Bert fossils are 18.000.iJW years old. Wait, !(>J»i3. . Sparks. if please—It .Isn’t necessary to Inquire Death of In Ing Pioneer. ’allied Euov— My price this week: too closely Into the reasons on which Dr. Broom bases his belief in this No. I eggs, strictly clean and <Liiiu1il*‘r. I fresh. 20c; No. 2 eggs. 17c. Eg** matter, nor to kick up any dispute HASTINGS MARKETS about the question. But it la safo to Jtiiivral say that In every town and com­ cd fresh. Corrected Yhurslny. July B. 1914. munity, there nre fossils far from IS.000.000 years old. They are persona Ve.ry slight changes in tlie-market Hell' ollicialing. Burial t«»b hogs. Both flexes. Treated for who walk about und hold converse liis week. The llaslings Milling Co. cholera. J. K. McElwain. If. with their neighbors and are hope­ iffers BO i,t‘iils for old wheat. Hogs lessly out of touch with affairs. They few York slate mid rauie In In ! I- half n cent lower. cheap. Phom* 332-1 rings. Harry are oppoaed to everything that savors Pipnuoa. Johnson. If of either newness or action. They have tired of activity. Yet they per For Rale—Nine room house, ■let in hanging around on the out­ quin* 1137 So. Hayes Si. skirts ot activity. What la to .be done For Sole Cheap—My collage al Wall with them? Oh. tho natural way Is Ijiko. Mrs. W. E. Merritt. 2-wk* to get huffy and to call them fossils, bor.eheada and all_that sort ot thing. Raspberries for canning are now But there Is another way to dispose, in inihi-lruiii ready, also curmnls..- Ih-livere<l of thorn. -Let them have their say. nnywlb-ro in lhe city. Phone <». Then exercise the function of forget­ Mutton, drnuxj. M. Blough. M» H. ‘ 2-wk«. fulness and Jet tho chariot roll on.— FUULTBY.ANP IIIDIU. Nolire-The best (tewing machine Detroit Free Press. .oil ami needles, 2 blocks north of It has been proved conclusively that the monument, where lhe sign i«. tho first hours ot sleep are deeper Longest Strsight Railroad Track. also wood pumps and repair.*. T. Argentina, not New Zealand as often than the reel and that wlta Jhe length :t*uo« Phillips. reported, has the longest stretch of the tendency to wake ut any noise in­ straight railroad track In the world. creases. From thia follows the-reWanted—Elderly house A transcontinental railway in Argon-[ two in family. on farm. tlna crosses 175 miles of prairie with­ of deep sleep and'the explanation why lfexi>*. alw. Daylon, Shultz, Mich. men of great energy like Napoleon. 1 Io”r out a curve. Silver Plating—<iet your old knives, Frederick the Great and Virchow were ■ j(0. t TtaoUir. to Si too forks und apoons silver* plated and romph'trly satiofled with a ajeep of iuLjsl straw, neo 10 rm. Card of Thanks made ns giKwl as new al a very from threo to four hours. I ygKDe,low price. .Vail by parrels post. Advance Mfg. Co, Kalamazoo, Mich. i-wks Mlddllun. II.M. Mrs. Andrew SmitIi. For Hair or Trade for good young slock. Om* well bred Peivheron ' Ii:. . I • ••», axja. Medicated Halt. K. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. colt, II months old. weight l,00»> iiounds. This colt is a good one. Price flOOJX), Hay Gould, Nash­ ville, IL D, No. 4. 2-wks. For Salr-»-l5 aero.--. I mile north of monunn-nl. Considerable fruit: good buildings; good wire fences; all good workable land; 5 acre* seeded. Prjce 91850. For further particulars inquire 612 Boltwixxl St.. City. Cha.*. Sutton. if For Reni—Place for rent. 33d West Walnut. Further information call 363 R or call 235 Weal Clin­ ton SL 3-wks Rent—<3o| Inges al Wall Lake. Addross Mrs. F. B. Woodmansee, 415 Wbrden St, Grand Rapids, or Mrs. Minn Holbrook. Hasting*. Found-Small black pocket inmiicuro sei on .Main St. Inquire ni BANNER omco. 1-wk For Rent—New lion-......... W.-l flrand St. ‘ F. J. Brassean. l-wk For Sale—*’ brood miW*. (I. I. C. stock hogs. Woodland, Phone 78-3. l-wk Nolire of lelllnn Slate Reward Rood—’Fhe Township Board of Assyria will liobl a inMing al the Town Hall on July II. BUI. for tlie purpose of receiving bids for the building «<f I mile of State re­ ward gravel mart, said road be­ ginning at the base line and ex­ tending I mile north. The Tnwn> ship Board shall receive the right to reject any and all bid/. . Pal­ ed July 2, 1011. Mynni Tucker-1 man. Twp. Clerk. l-wk For Rent—New modern notroi W. Grand SI. For. Sale—Modern U room house. 402 East ,(»reen S<-. T. J. Brosseau. ,3-wk* For Sale—Beerftwood collage Wall Lake. E. A. Burton. Wanted To Trade—Four cylinder toil 5 passenger HFo. Ih-motmtabb* rim: 5 linn, machine in line itmning order, desire lo I rath- for • 1013 or HH4 Ford louring car in good condition. II. .D. Trim, Hns4 lings, Mich. l-wk For Sale—A 925 china closet for 915. R. II. Ixtppenthien. i-wk For Snlr—I^tc pattern gns range, -refrigerator and other limiseliold ftirmltiro,, Enqnin* nt 215 Went Mariiliall Rt. after July 12. Emma THE BEST responded Sandy calmly, dogs had a dip this morning" if** Iii.iii-niii Phone 323 II. or inquire of E Benedict. For Rent—House with burn, nn Eu-I Green SI. Suitable for Iwo fami­ lies. Thos. E. Waters, '418 E Green St, Phone .455. II PAGE EIGHT 1 THE HASTINGS BANNER IULY 9, IXL Ta Ou Pr G. F. CHIDESTER Phone 22 It appears that hugs have only been known In England since 1500 A. D.. when tho poor Huguenots and other Protestant^ were accused of carrying them across the channel. One day two court ladles discovered marks upon their fair persons and were panic-stricken. Such marks could only bo plague spots, thought they? CLOTHIER Hastings, Mich. Chicken Hawk In Flight Bae chicken hawk In flight, which suggests the motion ot a motorcar. No flapping, no soaring, but a series of quick, explosive beats of the wings, each sending tho bird forward In a leap of eeveral' yards. The flicker giveg five strokes, then a jump.—From “A Farmer’s Notebook." Tharp are plenty of common mon. haa In him latent potentialities which can make him famous If be will only give himself a chance. Every man come a specialist. You can do' soma things better than your neighbor. body wise and tho world will make a Remedy for Drowsiness. - Drowsiness during the day. If a per­ place for you. It needs your peculiar "The trouble about husbands" re­ son has slept well the night before. Is genius to'complete Its efficiency roll. marked the aquarejawod woman. "Is often caused by indigestion. Often this You need the reward It offers. Htep Into your place and receive what that after you get them thoroughly Is remedied by drinking something out very hot like cocoa or coffee. The ts coming to you. 'It’s only a Action It rains, and feed the bird and look brain needs a mild stimulant Las sb that says there ts no place for you. after the rubber plant they get so sick­ tud« of tho body la not always an in­ Few live up to their possibilities. ly looking and discouraged they cast a dication of Illness or laziness. gloom over the household." ■ Helps In Life’s Psth. Position During Sleep. Tpo winding footpath among the People who believe it advisable to, bills often helps you on your way as Card of Thank*— Wc wish lo sin­ sleep with the bead to the north hold much as the high road: the day oft cerely (hank our many friends for . _ that the magnetic current flowing lheir kindness to our V s'-1 pud 5—"j from north to south Induces healthful among the islands of repose gives you uif* mother during her sickness and rest as it posses through the body. a zteadter hand and a braver heart to ileath;' also for lhe beautiful llo\v- This opinion is by no means generally | make your voyage along the stream of duty.—Henry van Dyke. accepted. Mr. ami Mrs. Lyle Fiaher. —BANNER WAXT ADV8. PAY. —HANNER WANT ADVH. PAY.— llixli! Elx-n Fourth Alberts Abou born m rug of cream ■ play o collage dar I-a You Don’t Take Any Chances Thon slowly WE GUARANTEE FRENCH’S WHITE LILY FLOUR \Miih J A. Lain ramp find wi gul lo Char from n drrsho Ohio, land’s. Fred rninpln You will find no other brand of flour that imparts to bread, cakes and pastries so appetizing a taste and no other flour which makes such a wholesome food as French’s White Lily Flour. It is a perfect “balanced” flour, due largely to the perfect conditions under which it is made. French’s White Lily Flour is the result of the best wheat grown passing through the best, newest and most up-to-date flour making machinery that money can buy. More than this it is madef in a mill that runs continuously DAY and NIGHT year in and year out. As our machinery is all operated by water pbwer, you can see the perfect conditions under which French’s White Lily Flour is produced. None but the best of skilled help is employed in this mill. With our superior equipment of machinery wc are able to get every bit of the nutriment out of each kernel of grain and it all goes into the flour. I you liked French’s White Lily Flour in the past, you’ll like it a great deal bet ter now. The flour we arc making to-day is as good as flour can be If you are having baking trouble. WHY NOT TRY CHANGING THE THE BRAND OF FLOUR YOU USE? Or if you want to COMPARE the REAL MERITS of flour, just buy a sack of French’s White Lily and a sack of any other flour that is claimed to be “just as good.” Make a batch of bread from each kind. Put the loaves of bread in the oven right side by side and bake them at tlie same time. It will be an interesting experi­ ment for you to try. You will find that French’s White Lily Flour will solve your baking troubles for you., We GUARANTEE every sack you buy to PLEASE YOU. You don’t run any risk whatever in buying it. . Your Grocer handles French’s White Lily Flour, so does every elevator along the Michigan Central between Grand Rapids and Jackson and' every elevator on the C. K. & S. R. R. between Kalamazoo and Woodbury, Why not try a sack with your next order? The Middleville Roller Mills R.T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER JULY 9,1914—20 PAGES. rode .from eight o’cloi k tills iimming; the train'iurvici- is good, nnd we passed nearlyall the through cither . rubber, plnftlati cirsihu: nnd tapfora grows, or cocoanut Jungle. -They claim great profits from rubber and OOCOmml. and Hirst rubber will produce six hundred Minds |>er |>«r acre, al at fl ft J5 *» 1p-r pound. HIT MB. KEEl.EH IMIES NOT? pounds HIGHLY KECUMMEND HOTEL UfUyM will tai"' eocoanui trees, and p i> you Sl.tn per tree per year. ' But Hie Jungles wliat inter­ ested us. It is lhe '.tm*1 Jungle HE STAR1S ON TRIP TO VISIT that I told Wyc about, wh^.-n 1 him that when a man fell from THE ANCIENT LAND OF INDIA told his elephant, between the root ami MALAYSIA IS VISITED INTERESTING SIGHTS Really il is the ranke-i gn>wth.-you If om- un tifly. feet back into — ould We went tliromrli 111 Ir.h.i it many miles at a- time, imply Penang, Friday, October 25» U'lierb the railroad Wa :i path cut We arrived here at 0:3U, and have llimugli. and I wish I just had a bath, and are ready for Il to you. The lre« ---- — dinner. We are ’— the .......... Eastern —. large, ns they grow !■> their full Oriental hold. I wish I could tell, size in fifteen yearn, but you can you how good a. cold bath, fell af- j iipagii -_» -ju„ our larfe-i ferns. and ter our ride*today, as surely there: in the hem plant palms that shoot a ran be only one place hotter. We single leaf twenty feel hieh, and a rhere Will Be Much of Interest in ran — imagine. ----- :— lhe Descriptions lie Will Give PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO 18. Thin Clothing FOR HOT WEATHER They keep you COOL and please you by their graceful fit We are showing a splendid assortment in the season’s nobbiest patterns and styles, w e might speak at length upon their many merits, the superiority of their making and the general stylish tone of every individual suit. But wc will simply say that in them you will find MORE STYLE and QUALITY than may be had{at any other store at the prices. Light Weight Two-Piece Suits $9.98 and $12.48 B. V. D. and Porosknit” Underwear that almost gives you a chill to look at them Vacation Necessities Straw, Silk and Poplin Hats The kind that keep your head cool on a hot day Make your “Summer Time , one glad occasion by using RE-NU, the Dry Cleaner, (or white slippers, shoes, bats, gloves, etc. Wax Paper to wrap flowers, lunches, wet cloths, Cool Footwear Sanitary* Paper Towels, Paper Napkins, Lunch Sets, etc. For Men, Women and Children Don't miss one of our Hammock*, lhe kind that don't pull out. Popular Book*. Thermo* Bottle* for hot or cold liquid. C. E. HARVEY LIT! LE C.EHAH LAKE. iloddie Cramer and family enjoy­ ed tho FouQh. with Ilieir parents. Eben Albertson and wife- were Fourth of July gul-sls wilh Jacob Albertson and wife. About thirty friends mid neigh­ bors met at Win. lauch’s lhe even­ ing of the. Fourth and eiijorad Ice rrram and cake and a beaUHrulTtfSiday of fireworks. If some iw would build n few ■s on lhe hanks of Litlle Ceike it would be a-good invest- Thomas Mort bland is gaining slowly nnd there is hone of his reA. Ixnntncrs and wife are attending camp meeting at Grand Junction mid' will rd urn homo this week. Mr. and Mrs. George und son Fer­ rel of Kalamazoo spent the Fourth u*ilh Jacob Albertson. Mrs. George when 9 sipnll girl lived near Cedar Cnck. -Her parents were Mr. and Mis. William Keefer. I h.- C.-dm- Creek bull team played witli Delton the Fourth and forgot to bring home the laurels.. Charles Beach, wife nnd daughter From near Hendershott. Clyde Hen­ dershott and wife of Hastings spent the Fourth fishing nnd visiting with Joe Werl man amk wife. . Mr*. Jenm-lt Haley of. Alliance, Ohio, is visiting al h. I Mortti*’ " land'.* l-'inkey. I). F. Fmkey and AUKURifl ramping on Utile Cedar lake fur a Gome and see the cool things in the coolest store in town Hastings, Mich. North Side rliarmacist Picture of Paper Servant, Standing at the Head of IHIMBV Miss Katherine ttilzmmi went to Nashville Thursday 1*. M. lo visit Mis* Huth Bacln.-llor. Henry Caslelien was In Grain! Rapids Tuesday, Geo. Scoil and family spent Hi<‘ Uli at Wall lake. Jay Hmltli and wife entertained the following for the 4Ut of July vUltprs: Misses Meda and Esther Aubll, Messrs. John Beiler and Carl Kunz of Grmid . Rapids nnd By. Ed­ monds and wife of Quimby. I’li,. program wtui-li was arrang­ ed bythe young people of- this vi­ cinity was nicely carried nut last Sunday. I’. M. The Misses Aubile of Grand Rapids kindly BMiSled with a solo, accompanied by her sister on the organ. nrgnii. whiclt was highly appreciated by all. os our own home talent of which we are justly proud. At the 'close, of the exercises Mr. Maywood gave us some music which wo all enjoyed nnd In- has promised to come again in Iwo weeks, so all bear Hits in a Coffin, in which a Chinaman is to Ih- Buried. GRANT H. OTIS & CO Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich 1.0 VI S GHOVE. Mr. mid Notice. To the boys and girls who atlendi’d Ilin Brown sohool District, H. frl.. Orangeville and Prairieville. there will be a gathering of the old schol mates and their families al lhe. school house, .Saturday, July 25. 191 i. A picnic dinner will be served under maples. Remember the dalo- and cbmt ADVS. PAY 1’11111 I AHIIVIL I 10.1 pl.I Hardly a day passes but that we receive something special (or our store,—cither a special value at a regular price or a regular value at a special price. It will pay you to see us before making your purchases. 15c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 20c 15c 48c 25, 35, 39c NEW YORK STORE PHONE 102 isib-il Illis' i-ommill.1 Temple of Heaven, Pekin. SPECIALS 28 inch Ratine, 25c value, our price 6 inch Shadow Lace, our price inch all silk Hair Riboon, our price Silk Neck Cords Stamped Guest Towels Stamped Pillow Tops. 3 cakes Toilet Soap A dandy Tooth Brush__ 25c Tube-Colgate's Tooth Paste 25c Williams’ Talcum Powder—carnation, violet, rose, karsc 75c Silk and Lisle Hose Just received 1 lot of guaranteed unbreakable Combs at 10, 15, organ by Marjorie Hollon, Mildr.-d Coals and Boris Sprague and other*. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tobias and family spent- Saturday with ilieir daughter. Mr.*. Leslie Fisher and I family, of Hickory Corners. Mr. and Mr*. Jerry’ Haynes anil family spent tlie Fourth with lh.< latter's parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Ed­ gar Fisher. rylliing in readi Mr. and Mrs. G. \v. Shellman of commit Kalamazoo lainily are spending n few day* Sunday at William Brook*. with the latter'.* sister. Mrs. 11. C, Mi h red Van Vranken. Mr. and Mrs. John Hallock and baby visited Mr. Hallock's mother I.ang :ui< i»f Shultz,'Sunday*. ilmik-lil.-i Miss l.ibbie Haynes and friend Mrs. Bru. I he Sunday sclmd ts planning from Friday until Sunday at’Fred For a picnic hi a f.-w weeks. Tim spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Matteson and family, nf.Ea.sl e.immtitce as follow*: Archil* Baltimore. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Van Vranken iieighbm timid spent. I lie l ourlli in Mwint Sunday in Prairieville. im- .irrf.-i'wr.t t. Ernest* Sinirri. Elsie Hump B.-ili Hu- iar.1Leslie Hickerson visited his si Sunday SrhiNil Notes. (er. Mrs. Fred IV h-hie. of Middle- at 2 JO July 1‘JHt. WANT Mr-. John tiroalm-*.* . I’liroug Mark lo :e-ir>. wit m-i-t next I lie table and waiters committee should be at th.' i-litirc Ii nlurdav aFlernoon mind and come out to Hie service -BA WEB Hastings, Mich Phone 74 HASTINGS. MICH chimp of bamboo, from which you could rut nt l< t‘ fifteen big fish poles, in a space ‘of a fool square. On these gimv-viin-.* that run dear lo (he top of the tr> olhef trees, grape •Inca do in our woods, with folingi of tho darkest green, growing in a temnerature never h-sa than K<». and i with rain nearly every day, so that I you feel as though you were in a| hot house all the lime. Tho ground! is low, in many places covered with water. These jungles are inhabit-' ed by tigers, crocodiles, elephants and large snake*. This makes as near a description 11* I can give you. In many places if you wished to get into it, ynij would have Co chop your way in. A wiki''elephant had Just been killed, mid we-saw crocodile that wa* being brought into the city, that WM about twelve feet long, Thon imagine that ... those ...... in jungles, we saw small spaces clear­ ed up. wilh a lion-' built mil of hmnboo, with .paltn leaf sides. Hie lloor six feet above the ground, mi as to keep (mt Hie. animals, in fad. lhe entire house -is built . upon: stilts, •wittr a ladder, to get Into it. I and natives sitting around with not, much more mi than a shot* strirtg, I completing the Although I it was intensely1 hot. wo are glad wo made the trip, as il Is an entire­ ly .new experience to us. Between Penang and Rangoon On! (he British India Line, Sunday. Oc tober 27. Yesterday was spent riding In! rikishas around Penang, goin Lhe botanical gardens, over liful .road through tine ' ves of| cocoanut. seeing native-houses, and] getting tho natives to climb the: rocoanut“ ‘ ‘tree*. fn the Garden.*, and 3lr*. Hal! liool saving* bank.*. so succes.*- I hi* place. fiil in mimenm A •30.000-arre vnmlla plantation is planned for Hie Island of Tahiti. "it)e itJash everything every Other Pay The American Laundry Wagon Will Call for Your LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING and PRESSING, FAMILY WASHING OR FLAT WORK And Deliver Same One Call That’s All American Steam Laundry Phone 243 Shulters Bros., Props. Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 9, 1911. The Hastings Banner spake tn the boys urging them lo that Bihical injunction, TEN ENJOYABLE DAYS remember •llemeiniir now tby Creator in Hie days of thy ybvrth." Saturday evenmu ni’ th* camp became College FIRST MH CAMP Night. Gordon Edmond* spoke about th** .Michigan Asrliulturat The Do flood To Others club jneJ al the home of Mrs. Lottie BlpwelU June 241b; tp'celebrate their- seven­ Published evenr Thursday at Want-Column, Ic a word for each th. anniversary. A cordial Invita­ ________Hastings, Michigan. tion had hern extandecr Ip ovary imrerUon- So adv. for less than 12 Marriage Licenses. oru*. and a splendid dinner was y - 'jx&K BROS, Editors. Vem Weldher, Johnstown23 served U> about seventy live peoCard of Thanks, ic a word. Pim-sds amounting tn OF TUE B-MUIY COUNTY Y. M. C. Obituary poetry gud resolutions, Atom E. Willson. Jolmsluwn22 ; , _HFTY-NINTH YEAR Theodon* E, FwiAwa. Irving;....241 a/ita bualn. -- meeting Hie cluli A. BOY# HU) A FINE Obituaries of 20 lines or less win Hazel Goodenough. Irving TIME Subscription by Mail, Post-Paid. be published free; 5 cents'per line voted lo baye a lecture course nt Corna Bchondelmayer, Middle­ ONE YEAR, in advance... ..T. charged for each line above the 2b Coals Grovo tlie following winter, .21 ville HIX MGNTHU, In advance AO and a comniitt*composed of Mrs. lines. .18 Lilimn Hoyt. Middleville THREE MONTHS, in advance.. JS Jessie Klowoil, Nina B. Woods and LEARNED SOME VALUABLE Notices of births, ddallw or mar­ ,l« Mildred Goats wa< apiminted by the L. Wilhite, Hastings CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS riages will be printed free as news Roily LESSONS WHILE HAVING IT ___ ___________ ._____ . _ Myrtle Swegles, Hastings per year, in advance.,...:.... 1250 matter. president to ». e whn| kind of n Elmer I.. Wiikirtson.'Lnkc Odessa 2U course could !>•■ obtained and Its No communication' will be pub­ Minnie B. Bauman. Huttings.... 18 rnsl, and to i. ppri at the July Enlerad al the • poslofllce at Has­ lished under any circumstances un ­ There Were 3l> In the (lump Under tings, Michigan, us second class meeting. Il wa- also tpled In hold less il bears the writer’s name nnd Howard M. Allen, Hastings..21 Charge of County Sccrehiry Esther M..Chandler, Prairieville..21 a social in the church yard in the poslolllca address. near future, t|ie procerus of which Vandrrvmik. .ADVERTISING RATES. tiro to go toward Hits expenses of Quit Claims. Rain, wind, hall, cold weather JOB PRINTING Display advertising rates on ap­ tho lecture 'eotir-e. ‘ Helen Caldwell to Mich. Railway plication. The BANNER has one of lhe best Mildred Coal' ami Lottie Stowell and again rain—w fart nearly the Business locals and reading no­ equipped job offices in Western Co., right of way, section 20, Prair­ wore appointed as a sick commit­ whole gamut of w.-nHi>*.r that lhe \UenHien .Mun keep* in his office nt ' Hees. On first page or among brev­ Michigan and is prepared to do any ieville: 86OJKI. tee for lha ensuing month. W. F. Hicks to Pars Olis. 30 acres, ities, 1214 cents a line. kind of book and job printing. After the bu-ines* meeting. Mrs. brand Rapids—Were thrown at section 32. Rutland; 838JMJ. Bussje Woodnum as chairman of Camp Barry*, during the ten days Parse Otis to Fred- E. Olis. 30 ac­ thq day took charge, of the pro­ that the County Y. M. C. A; Commit­ conducted its camp nlTiun lake, res, section 32, Rutland; $75.00. gram. The club • members • re- tee CUI- KOOSEVELT HITS THE SUL SUI AKELT. in spite of Hie inclemency, two rponded to roll call wilh n favorite but before they broke camp, the quotalion. Mvsdames Woodman days boys began asking County Secretary The BANNER has not at all limes seen all things political from the and Kelsey sang a duet, following Vnndercvok: "Will there be another same‘angle as TbtMxtore Roosevelt, But wc do agree with the following Christie and wife, lots 6 and 10. which Mrs. Ch-menl Smith of Hast­ camp next year? And will it be ings gave a splendid address on comments he made in his recent Pittsburg address, in commenting on lhe Wigwam Plat, Gun lake. ?IJ*".iN). nt Gun Lake?” Lewis B. 'Standish to. Philip J. “The Dignity of the Women's Chib held present democratic administration. He said: Sunburned, tanned and liprdy, the Movement." Among many other boys Peters, to acres, section 31. Thqrnrolur'nvd from their outing “We feel bound to work with heart mid brain fur that material pros­ apple, $1.00. 'interesting facts, she pointed out |a**t Wednesday morning, July 1st. perity the lark of which will prevent our doing justice tq any one. We Oscor I). Campbell lo John Goble Hie great diffen*iir>* in public sen­ .They went in the rain, Monday, do not intend to let the business man of brains use these brains to the and wife, parcel. Cedar Creek. l?300. timent. especially in that of the June 22, mid they broke camp in masculine mind between a xjromen'a tin* midst of a heavy shower. Dur­ detriment either of the men who are his rivals, or of the general public, club of .several years ago nnd the ing their absence, not a serious ac­ but wc wish to shape conditions so that if he acts squarely he will Middleville. 8I500JW. womens cluh of today, giving as a happened. , succeed, and this not only ns a-mailer of Juslice to him but because W.-H. I'alniatrer to Franklin C. reason for thi-* change Hie many cident “They were the ilneit group of lhe womens his success is a factor of prime importance lo Hie success of wage Brown, lots 7. 8 and P. O. A. Phillips great movements I ever worked with,'' says clubs hnvt* set on foot, and the good iKiys Add. Nashville, g-.IIMm. worker and farmer alike. Sec. Vmidercook. "During tin* they have acr.unplisbed in many Co. entire III days, Ihtiru ware no seri­ “The present national administration is pursuing a course that pre­ ways. After the address proper. ous outbreaks requiring severe ilreProbate Court. vents the existence of prosperity and that does not oiler a single serious Mrs. Sniith gave a very interesting cipline. Every , one seemed lo.be Estate of Dorothy Lucile Parme ­ or intelligent plan for passing prosperity round, should prosperity, in lee. a minor. Adoption of Nathan V. talk on her Decent visit lo the Na­ trying to give the other fellow a Women's spile of the administration's efforts, al some future lime return to our and Lydia Mollit i nnd change of tional Federation of time, and that the boys realiz­ Clubs held in I'.hicago. and in clos­ good poople. This is true both as regards lhe trust question nnd the tariff name to Dorothy Lucile Moffitt. ed the necessity for certain rules she urged our club to become was shown by tlieir obedience." Estate of George Bechtel. incom­ aingmember question. of this Federation. petent. Annual account of guard ­ • The camping parly included 36. “The nation should deal wilh both by continuing executive action The July meeting is to bo "Edu­ ian filed. nil from thetcounly secre­ cational Irajr* held al lhe home'df roqnling through admimslrathi’ commissions of ample power. One commission tary, and leaders down lo Hie young­ Mrs. Pearl Denimid. should shape our tariff policies. The other should exercise strict superest boy. Five tenia ' were'lined Nina B. Woods, Press Cor. vision and control over big business. We should treat it wilh entire jus*-1 tiled. Hearing thereon August 7th. along the camp street, and provid­ ed shelter for the. boys. Gue of lice. drawing the line not on size, but on misconduct. The Night After. ' these was tlife Headquarters Tent, “As regards the tariff I wish especially to call your attention lo lhe We pul him lo bed in his little where Hart Stamm conducted the promises made by President Wilson and his supporters two years ago. night gown. BE SPRAYED NOW Gamp store and bank.. In each of The worst battered youngster there the other four tents were six Ireys Their promises have not been kept. Their performance has brought dis­ was in the town: with-their lender and lieutenant tress upon the nation. The cost of living hai noHbeen reduced, but (he The Trees Affected With Yellows Yet he said as he opened his only leaders. A few rods to Hu* east ability of jhe average man lo earn a living has been greatly- reduced. well eye. Should Be Cut llnnn And was pitched the big mess tent, and Not lhe slightest progress has .been made toward solving the trust "Rab, ’ rah, for the jolly old Fourth near il tho kitchen, supply nnd Best rosed. of July." ' question. But the business community has been harassed and harried cook’s tents. The tho leaders were given vari­ to no purpose;'and the prosperity of the farnfer and the wage worker present, in Mn-hignn*fur fifty yea»s 'I>vo tli 11 mils niul eight fingers with ous departments of work- George has been checked. . or more, and its appearance 'is well lint wen* tied up. Taft had charge of the Educational “As.for the farmer, the administration's tariff was so framed that his known in m<>sl of the counties in On his head was a bnnip like an up­ Work, the cam(i-the programs, the the Southern' part of lhe Michigan Welfare was contemptuously sacrificed. ' side down cup. ' camp library^. “Ty" Cobb diixrted “As for lhe wage worker, he suffered even more than his employer. Peach Belt, there are many sec­ Ami his smile was distorted, his (he athletir.s, including lhe hikes, lams where during Hie last few nose all awry. vyatei* sports and the program for for he was thrown out of employment. years peach trees have been altnck- From flie Joys of the glorious Visitors’ Day. Henry VanDyk** as“As for Hie ebployer, sometimes he Ims been aide to struggle on Fourth of July. sited him. conducHiig a part j>f ’Hn» wilh the loss of profits, sometimes he has had lo close his shop. In busi­ morning caleslhenics, and also hail Wc an* glad; be had started abroad charge of the Health mid Safety de­ ness*'tn which any of‘lhe big trusts were concerned, il was itfe small Although lhe rialnn* of the diswith.the sun. partment, liMiking after the 4>oats. competitors of lhe trusts who were injured and in many rases ruined. And all -slay he had lived in the disposal of garbage and the latrine. “Tariff reduction as put into practice by the present administration imH m ite attack and always pnivita . powder amLfun: He w;u ably assisted by /'Doctai■ ' Ims chiefly benefited foreign rivals and competitors. fatal. All hough highly contagious, While the boenn <>f cannon roared Curtis Holl mi. wl*o conducted lhe up to th* sky. “It has been lhe cul Hjroat cohjpetltinn of Hie past—the competition experience has shovv'n that it can camp hosp a) in the Ib adqu u t* rl»e held in check and the loss of To salute Yqtuuc America ’ ^ Fourth 'lent twice day. Hart Stamm had that Mr. Wilson is dctennine<l |o preserve by -law, which has not only frees in large orchards kept with? ■ of juiT: ■’hang** of he “coukees," or the hurt business and prevented: thelrasiness, xfen from working most ef­ in one per cent if careful exnmithree boys picked each day to as fectively for the common good, but wlqyff Ims forced the working man nalion of the orchards is made I said we were glad all the .pieces aisU Mrs. Ada Johnson in paring po­ every week or two during July and lo work for ruinously small wages. were- there, tatoes, spreading the butter 011 the ■ “We propose lo substitute tip/cra'of cu-operalion for the era of August, and any' trees which show As we plastered and bound them bread, wailing on Hie table ami wilh lenderesl care. washing duhes. competition among the businessmen and farmers and wage-earners, and stroyed. , But out of lhe wreck came the In every way. the camp was dem­ 0 necessary corrollary believe that the government must in In bearing trees. th“ disease man­ wools wilh a sigh: ocratic. boys from the wealthiest Ihorougligoing fashion sy^-nise amt regulate this movefnenl toward co­ ifests its presence by tin* prema­ “IfTomorrow was only the Fourth; homes in Hany county taking Ilieir ture liiH-nuig, amt the apotung and of July" operation. .. turn at camp duties with lhose of of the fryit. At their* brothers not so fortunate. “I believe the tariff h* a mailer not of politics, but of sound public high-coloring tlrat die di.'«*ase may be confined lo He will grow all together again, Each morning, when'the weather policy, and thnl il should be handled in a btiMiicss way. The schedules a'single peach or to the fruit upon never fear, . permitted, each lent pul its bedding should be determined by a knowledge of facts, not by trading votes and one branch but in advanced cases And Ire. r**ady lo celebrate freedom out of doors for airing, cleaned .up irexl year, ' log-rulllng. It should be lhe result of Hie careful deliberation of a body Hie camp street And their “indoors, The fruit enlarges und JLeauwIiile fill his friends ura most slacking up tlb’ii suitcases. Their .ofArakfod men, chosen not for Ilieir political beliefs, but for Ilieir expert affected. I thankful there lies ' Inspector VanDyke marked each Enowledge of business conditions. normal time. Upon Hie surface .y crackless twelvemonlli Twlxt tent oti its insiih* nnd outride ap­ ' “We should* end Muce And for nil lhe ullempt to regulate business numerous small, rod Blotches will ' Fourth of Julys. pearance. Early in the evening by a series of lawsuits. We wish to put a slop to the misdeeds of busi­ Ire noted front each of which n red just before supjier, each tent pre­ We kissed him good night on his pared Ils bed lor lhe night, after ness men who do wrong; we wish also lo put a slop to Hie hurrying and few days the color becomes mori* l>nw*|i-r-specked face. which a second inspection was persecution of honest business men who do right” marked,Jhi* fruit looks as though We laid his bruised llhnds softly made. Tent No. 1 proved to Ire lhe attack*’*! by “measles’ ami the flesh •town in their place; Honor Tent for tin1-ramp. Ii was appears to l><* blood-shot. The| Ami h- murmured as sleep closed in charge of Hart Stamm with Bry­ KALAMO. NORTH EAST TIIORNAPPLE. . fart that the flesh about Hie pit his one open eye: an Packard of .Middleville and Fred Mr. and Jdrs. R. Curtis and son. Mr. and Mm. James Thompson of .iplp'ui- l*> !*.• indily .dureil, as is “I wish every day was the Fourth Hill of Nashville us lieutenant feadFord, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Curtis and Grahd Rapids, spent the Fourth at quite common in dry wasnns with ~of July.”- ' ers. Mrs. Anna Curtis of Lake Odessa, the home of her parents, Mr. ami. some varieties, is pot an "indication -New York Sun. Because of the weather, flic camp were Sunday guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Teneyck. program was often iuUrrupietL; Levi Curtis, the latter remaining Board of Education. Vet those cnmp-flrrs which could James Batson of Hastings, was a connect Hie skin with the pit. for atL extended visit. .... Tlu-_pre*<-uc..' 34. lire duumui ran Remtinr m* *‘Ung of -Board of Ed- be hriil ■proved a great success.-ttn*: visitor at Joblf Keffiii*.*ii~. • Edison Clark of West. Branch Sunday Russell and William Ingram also be detected by the appearance maHon, Hastings, Mich, July 3, night. Dr. Frank Curroliiers. of Has­ visited George Bowen and family spent numerous, slender, lulled tings, talked lo Hie boyj auout the Saturday night and Sunday of from Saturday until Monday. with their father, Homer Ingram in growths upon the older branches! Pre.—nt: K- lcham, Edger, Chase, need’ for care of the teeth, poiiilwhich bear numerous small, nar­ Bronson, Shutters. Elsie Face of SpringporfT- visited !; Hasting*. . ing out how the good health d**her ’parents, Chas. Van Minutes- of last regular meeting .pends'upon.this. Hu-said Hint lie TFir —V’ :Mr. ”.V and Mrs. vuus. xiiiji Jann.M Wickham of Grand Rapids row and .poinh-d leaves. These Atstine from Saturday until Mon- and niece. Miss Hilda WimhIhiIT of tufts are most, commonly found read mid approved. lin» tv,o simple u:b*a which ought “V* * Hastings, were callers at Mr. Ten- war the cfotaheii on Hie larger ' Moved by Edgar, supported by lo Im. followed. Tlr? first in f.is branches mid an* an infallible In­ Bronson that Miss . Clemens and Thn*r B rule*'—biush before Mr. arid Mrs, Marion Welcher .•»•.-Saturday evening. dication of the presence of yellows Miss McMasters' as primary teach ­ br&ikfasl. The si-coipl he nails lu\ tertained company froin/away. Sunfarmers mi* in'their harvest day. ‘ and tin* erops of wheat und rye are in lire Ini*. When the p'remnturi* ers. salaries «525J)0 and Mr. H. N. "Masonic rulo”—rinse after meals. wadies or tufted growths are Kceblor for agriculture and botany, Another evening, Ed. Bollum Mis* Elsie Face of Springport, Mr Vvry food. found tfpoii a single branch, the en­ salary,(W, i • commended by Supt. and Mrs. Charles Van Alsline, Jia\ ............................. tire tree is-Infected and cannot Im* Ellsworth' he elected. Carried, mid Mrs. Harry Earl, were Sunday *r Kidneys mid Bladder Bother saved even thoiigh Hie |>ortioiis guests of Mr. and Mrs..Will Srtver.L —Kidney Then l^olcy Pills. which 'show the disease are reI'hi’ following bills were read A few from this way went lo Ark-: (iverworkod OverworkiMi kidhev kidneys will bfvak ami U|h>ii motion allowed: • ^e^wenUo^oro-inm'?!?’Ijji*-■' down if not lt —* helped, ’ 1. winoi Whim they Hiey Sourth"Cnl r*‘'rHapp,° ,ukt’> ‘’‘''Iran jno longer protect the blood and spreads but it has iret-n well estab­ While Smith Music CoM music? I.IH West* l>i-infi-i-Hng Co, main­ the -body from Hie poisonif that tenance Mrs. Carrie Graves was taken come to them, then look out for lished that if the infected trees are suddonly worse Sunday and is in a Briclits disease, serious kidney removed as soon ns tho presence of <’*. E. Harvey, maintenance.,. 1.40 lhe disease can be noted, tho dis ­ Critical condition. C. Russ & Bon, domestic trouble jind bladder annoyances. semination of the disease will bo E.science 1.83 Foley Kidney Pilis are your bust On the other hand, if Frandsen i Keefer, mainten­ ■ Kate L. Corwick, Kansas City, protection, your best medicine for checked. ance. 5JUL, leaolier, has announced her weak, sore, overworked kidney and Hie trees are allowed to stand until Candidacy for the Democratic nom­ bladder weaknesses.—Arthur Mul­ fhi: fofTowing spring, (he chances Chaw A Wilcox, mainlenance 18.75 are that the number of cases of the Hasting* Printing Co„ mainination for county treasurer. holland.—Adv. disease will be I deceased ten-fold ...lenancc 1150 nammr. maintenance ....... 1350 Tile State law not only requires Rogers A Son. fuel 230218 owners of infected tree*.to destroy' F. A. Brown C&» repairs and I hem, lint provides for the pruseimprovement* cution of owners if they fail to do Alton Alley.' maintenance .... IO.OT this. ■ G. M. Fetter, music ................. IK.' . - L. It. Taft. Goodyear Brosi repairs and State inspector of Orchards and 125 Improvements ................. E. A. Burton, repairs and ImLatest style Beads, regular 50c kind, only. .77.. .39c liravuuiiink ............................. 1357' A l*«*rf<*«-t Catliarllc. Gold and Silver Bcadck'per string10c Citizens Telephone Co., main­ 1.3d tenance .... There is Suro and wholesome acLadies’ Bows, 35c quality, only10c lion in every do*u* of Foley Cathar­ Chas. Wood, t-artiigO'■ .......... .15 Fancy Tango Hair Pins only..10c tic Tablets. They cleanse vyilh Hastings Transfer Co., mainli’iiance .. never a gripe or pain. Chronic 1.50 Hair Nets, with or without rubber, all colors, 3, tor 5c cases of constipation find thpffi in- E. J. Edger, postage•••.' MO vahiuble. Hlout ireoplc nja rdiev- Jacob Edger, maiuleuance .. Outing Hats only ed of Ural bloated, vouge-ted feel­ Hastings CHy, waler tyx ....-----82.72 •1-25 ing. so unromforlable especially in Upon motion tho Board adjourn| liot weather, 'They krep-ynur liv­ er bu>y.—Arlhur MuilioHand.—Aiiv. Wm- L. Shullera, Sec i Forty-three Portland, Ore, Japan.- although a« great Tice j schools will go into school garden growing country, imported from' Hatfinp, Mich. 'work this year, an irareaso ot 15 abroad last yraP more than 815,000, over last year. 000 Wurth of this cereal. mm HOUSE IBS 02577999 College, Henry VanDyke described Olivet College, and Secrrinry Vandercook talked about Albion Got­ . g*v closing by saying, “After all il ms not matter so much which colyou attend. The most Inqrortaht tiling to renumber is that .you can go. Others wilh fewer re­ sources have done so. You can too." Then again, there was Stunt Night, when each tent acted out some thing. Tent No. 4, under the leadership of Harry Cobb, woq the honors by portraying from ac­ tual life what happened one night tinder its canvas, during a. heavy rain storin'. Others dopiute^ a “heap big Iiijun war council" dr a boxing Iniut. At another time, all the boys Went out oil tlie,lake in Hie moonlight, where Mr. Taft read Ihii r',* story oi “The rlrel Clnef." Several htkeswere planned. One would have Ind to West Gun lake church Sunday morning, had not a high wind made transportatTon ov­ er the lake impracticable. Two trips were made to Streeter's laud­ ing. where Hastings to their sorrow, faced ‘The World" in two baseball games. At another time, Hie boys hiked around the edge bf lhe lake in tho waler and then went on to th*? Cascades. One afternoon, lhe rani|i was divided into two groups, lhe second was handicapped half an Hour with the understanding that if the first was not traced by Scout signals, the second group could have no supper. Over sandy roads, up and down* great hills, through deep woods went the two parties, finally meeting at the ling pole 011 the highest hili.ol the Cas­ cades for a lunch of hot soup, sand­ wiches, eggs and pickles. During the camp, the boys were encouraged to work for an Honor Pennant, tri points bring required out o( a possible 100. This Honor System called for work in four de­ partments—Hie physical, mental, s<M-inl and moral. Six pennants were awarded as follows: Einar Frandsen. Archie Crawford. Forrest Christy and Jack Stem, of Hastings; Earl Gibson, of Nashville and Lyle Olis, of Rutland. Of not the leakt importance were the heart lo heart talks given by the camp leaders lb their small groups of boys during the BiHe sludy period. These were hinged upon a special Bible study course, om* relating to “Trees nnd Growth,’1 another to “Chums nnd Friend­ ships." another to “Sports and. Self Mastery” and still another pertain-] ing to “Rock and Character. ’ * Al, the final camp-fire. Tuesday| evening, June 30, each lender said) .1 farewell word to tbo hoys, after which Secretary Vandercook look (barge, asking the Iwys: "What has' Hus camp meant to you? Has it | just meant baseball games, fishing, y“No! No! " cried tlie boys, silting inxiln* tllckering light of the crack­ ling pine. “It has made me feel my responlibililv to the younger boys.'and has given’me the desire in return home to be of service there,” said one high school boy. “Camp has meant a lo| to me," said another,- “1 .want to always givojbe Other fellow the square Then Hi** Y. M. C. A. secrclary tried lo drive home some of lli<* lessong of lhe camp—lessons of: l*ati**nre, self hiniitery, ambition and usefulness. And without Ilieir usu­ al songs nnd yells, the boys filed soberly -aud quietly away lo their tenia. SIH.TU CASTLETON "AND MAPLE GROVE. Most of the people here aHcndedJ tho L. A. 8. held on Mr. Oversmilh's lawn at Barryvillc tho Fourth. . Mrs. Hayman, Mrs. Mead ami Mrs. Ma* Devine attended the funeral of Mrs. Lqp Burton at Hofetings, Tuesday. f • Mrs. Willis Lathrop and daughter Mildri*d. of Harryvillo, were guests of Mrs. Harley Hayman last week. Mabel Parks sjreirt Monday after­ noon al .Mrs. O. W. Flunk's of North Manle Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and son of Grandville and- Eizio Mead and family of Morgan, spent Sunday at Merrill Mend's. Mamie Deller »p<ffil several days last week nt Morgan. Harley Hayman and Art Watte and families spent Sunday at Geo. Hayman's al Barryville?— Repairing Be sure to let only competent/men re­ pair your watch. Many a good watch is ruined because a poor mechanic tries to repair It, There are thousands of good watch mak- f. era, but only a few really good ones. We are proud of our watchmaking. We have studied watches and learn­ ed the art 'of repair­ ing. Our services will cost you no more than the ser­ vices of others. If ’ your watch needs regulating or if it needs a thorough overhauling, bring it to us. Let us show you what wc can do for you. re Pike & Damon Jewelers—Opticians Phone 281 Forty thousand shops in London arc affected by the lialf-imliday ,grant of the Lindon county council, effective August I. । loliai Mil RiciibiHi th Kuliy Trill­ ant (tr th DRINK ih DRUG Hiblt GEORGE II. AllNY OF COLOMA, MICH, ADDS’ HIS TESTIMONY To That iff Others Ihwprcthiu lhe ComplclenesN nml 1‘rrmanrnre of Cures Wrought nt the Grund Ibipltds Keeley Institute. Coloma, Mich, Feb. 8, 1WJ8. Guy A. Beckwith. * . Grand Rapids, Mich. Dear Sir:—In reply to your loiter, I will say that the Keeley Cure has bcuu a great blessing to-me and don't know where I would be now. I never have had lhe least desire lo use any. form of liquor since taking Ilia Cure, which has Been ten Oi* twelve years ago. £ Hoping you will have grm^sucr cess In getting more graduates, I remain, • ' Yours truly, . George H. Arny. Homo Treatment for Tobacco, Neunistbenla or Nerve Exhaustion. For further informal ion, or llleralure in regard to tlie Keeley Treat­ ment address the Keeley Institute, 733-735 Ottawa Avenue. N. W, Grand Rapids. Mich- or Phono'CiU. 571k} or Bell Main 8(MI. , Save One Dollar Per Ton on Pocahontas Bauer Bros. “Cream of Pocahon­ tas” Lump Coal. It's all lumps—a free burner and By buying 4 Come See Our Specials good Stocker. Hard coal and soft coal prices are already higher. Buy your Pocahontas now at $5.00 per ton. The Hastings Lumber & Goal 60 ■ Phone 254 • Phone 224 r �THE BUTTINGS B*-NNER. m.V ». Uli MALAYSIA IS VISITED, . IHTEflESTING SIGHTSI Tkintlnniwl from Page 9. we had th* pleasure of seeing cin­ namon growing and picked clove*. Also along the mad wens wild sen­ sitive plant*, that upon our touch would entirely close up. We pie fresh cocoanuts and banana* ami had a very enjoyul.l* day. return­ ing to our boat in the harbor by a rough ride In a Ran Pan, and at 2:00 p. m. were on our way to Ran­ goon. The hi-nl is intense, the people are- lifeless. On our boat in the coolest place, wilh air blow­ ing on the tlii-rinorneler, it regis­ ter* Ht». mi you can imagine what a berth is. and the food is very poor. Gw stewards and waiters an? Hin­ dus from India, und they are the nearest to nothing we have yet seen, but they enjoy oho luxury, as they are all ban-footed. ’ We will arrive at Rangoon, Tuesday morn­ ing. ’ At Sea Between Rangoon ami Calcutta. Thursday. Oclo. 31. .Our boat arrived at Rangoon al one who ha* nd h**trlofore put in । — ing. and snored. The window* do practice the plan will Had when he not contain glass, but have blinds miopia it. that .it would have been' only, which you are oldigvd lo keep jtivudetl with profit if mad*» uwi open for air, and there were bird-* of in lhe padflying around, liurds on the wall. and sueh large spiders we have ,Foullrx Nmr*. never seen in our country. The mailing on the floor. 1 never touch­ Roods should not |><- nailed to ed wilh my fM, but after taking support*. If b o-.-. Hu-y ran I*- re­ off my shoes and atockinga. I al­ moved nnd cleam-d with ea-«'. ways pul dn my slippers, and went The wall* **f |»>ullry bouses । 10 bed wilh them, taking them off should.-be no I'd Uml urvoid of You afford after 1 was in. The bath room cracks or warn-. Imlging place* for had a brick floor, draining to one genu* and vermin. • side, wilh a hole in the floor to let ■ Provide plenty of wafer for ine lhe water out. It had a tap fur duck* when wing mushy feed lo cold waler, and a dipper lo rtflch prevent chokln--. * 11 and pour il over you. Tl|e r<w>m IiressMl l/ird* wilh (om skins do boys were lying in front "of the not sell al lop pric-*.- It io-often floor* in the hall outside. le-lter lo ship imullry . I*> market But the dining room service, was when one of our Ford. Vacuum Cleaners will take out the dirt much alive. lhe limit. After breakfast tin* Do not limit lb*- fend of laying better and a great deal easier, besides saving the fabric? All morning, when we had will back M. W. Hick*. lhe only clean dish in this hotel, we ask of you is to give them a trial. They speak -market. boiled eggs. Iiecause they were too Cull the unprnlllahle hinl^ ,Th.old. the English head waiter, who for themselves. best thing to <!■* with a non-laying had been driving Hie servants, came hen is to kilt ®nd dress he|fur the the nuliJrcXj* they drain* cipiaiiml. Iu nnd talked to us. I had told Isaac « he hail reminded me of. Simon 1.**- asking questions aend fall tufivtdaUon. table. One way to got.ri.i of ral* is lo greo in Uncle Toni’s Cabin, ami place a dish flll*-*l wj|h equal parts Isaac said he reminded him of the plaster of pari* ami coni im-al be­ head waiter al Singuiiure, whom lie side a ral liole. vv ith a dish of cold •aid hr was glnd lo leave, diecausc waler. But rrim-mbcr th** mixtuh* if ho had stayed another dpy, he Feat hra Ealing. surely would have killed him. He The Sample Furniture People Foal her eating is a vet-y annoying vice in hen* and diieklings kept in KI HNITVHE FOR LESS MONEY scum tn j |><> not allow a large numlwra in cIom* quarter**. Il UNDERTAKING at LOWER PRICES begin* usually when Hie tender llr«l coal Ho* drinking fenilier* are coming, inr-eometim*-.. them aud feed Ii during Jhe moult—and once th*- clean. The runs or small yards used by taste is acquired, it is diilh-uB to plowed or spadIq-eak lhe birds of the habit. As a poultry should preventive nu-asure. never give the <d under al |e-‘:i two* a year. I1UTUX CORNER*. birds nil lhe ma*h they-can eat nt Ihnl <-ontamiii»l*-<l **>d will be^-Iimone time, and never leave litem Mb­ inated. aud cunllued. - Keep them slightly If time ran b hungry and busy. Give them a w<-ll Imlanced ration Hint should in­ ing up of Hie dropping* daily in If you gre going away on a vacation, or if you want clude green and animal food, and lhe (Miultry h' U'-- will cause a Monday. I lmso preseiil vveii- Mr. to get your meals easily and quickly at home, this keep Hiriii dean ami five from lice. healllty condition lo exist among! and Mix. Bynm Rawson. lb*o. Har­ market can be of big help to you. ' vey and family. Mrs. <*»ra Phillip* We have all kinds of choice COLD MEATS all fairly tearing her- feathers ready for the table. We take extra pains in prepar­ II. Harvey' is able her back in un effort tu give ing our meat* and you will be pleased with anything armind ’the Hof from her tormentor*. mnlurilvvon order here. You can save your wife a lot of I'nrkey* do n •! Sometimes lean nnmt coiHiiii-niiri until they are hard work by buying your cold meats here. sprinkled with salt and ( slops l Im* annoyance for a Hu they should no English remedy is sulphu young. If enrb'-r mating i follows: Ihil three or four lump- CONgKULTHNG A Ford for Only $6.00 to be without one of our Ford Vacuum Cleaners these worm days. can't WHY BEAT YOUR RUGS AND CARPETS Miller & Harris Furniture 60 Hastings * Michigan For Your Lunches BESSMER BROS • arly mating h much <*f the I * came and said, “That is too.bad il alMiul six ounce!* of Howers oi more than elghi about those eggs." I said. “Yes. be­ sulphur. add gradually two quart- mater lo om* r.*«cause yduaoen candle eggs, nml Ih.nr.. lli..v nt*,. uimmI" Hi* tciitl In- lime; then boil gently mr an hour »r so. pour off lhe dear liqipd. depriying henwn* only going to -lay two or three days longer, ns h>- could not gel table cloth* nor napkins mid il simply made him sick to walk up the liquil will not In* so strong. A on the roost* and in lhe nest boxes and albwn between the table.', ami lalde*|M>onful "I this liquid fo in siuall quaiilUo- rmi-a** th*- puiilPour lhe coal that lie could hardly slay in Uproom. With this explanation we Water Rig in Malay State a. m. nml wo wow* up ready to go ashore, hql Iwo hours w*-n* con­ sumed in inspection, mid although breakfast was ready. lhe meals had b>-en so poor u|miii the boat that we thought we would wait until we hotel by 8:30, bill could not gel breakfast until nine. s*। far w« have found little fault with holds, but this chance is irreslslabl**. We were shown to a rooin. but did not like il. returning to the office. We wen* shown an­ other. from lhe door of which you could look into lhe kitchen. Any­ one who has ever seen an Oriental ktlchen, would know what Hint meant, such a room, it made one pick to look al il. As wc could not do biller we took Hie flr.-l room shown us My room was a larger one that they had divided in two. The wall* on three sides were ballim-d boards, and only about eight feel high, while th* coiling was al least twenty. . This made il very pleasant, as last night I lie man oc­ cupying the oilier part of I hi- room went lo sleep with lhe light hurn- W« might, add that this is the best hotel here, and their ndver- fowl's plumage’Tn good condition (isemeiil reads. 'Tin* only strictly and won pul a slop fa feather-eat­ ing. This mixture must In* kept lights, baths on every floor, and away from the dwelling house, as marble corridors." Ho il is, but lhe marble floor doe* not look very jectional and penetrating. well in lhe dining room, wilh cheap scrim curtains nml dirty corners. Nothing Doing. In fact, lhe hotels hen* an* nearly Lillie Margie, on her first visit lo all grand, They have been built many years ago. have high coiling-*, a farm, was |nhl t*i wander almul lots of stucco work, ami generally a garden, but they are not maintain­ ed ahd are not kept clean. It is find any To Discuss the Japanese Problem Here Chautauqua Week Phon* 162 into nil lion pot. -hak>- !h<- Inn. tlay afti-riiooii i<> a pot luck, supper. Fishes That Emit Sounds. There la-a fish In the Tagus that emits sounds resembling the vibra­ tions of a deep loned bell, gung or pedal pipe of an organ. Herrings, when (he net has been drawn around thorn, have been observed to do tho same, and similar accounts are given of the river bullhead. Ah amphibious sflurold fish on being taken into the hand. Is said to shriek, aud certain of the blerinies emit similar sounds.— Field. Surprising Cure of Stom­ Bolli salt nnd liiHeed meal are ach Trouble. valuable adjuncts U> lhe bill <if fare, When youlinve trouble with your but they must lie used wilh tliscrelion. Too mm-h salt will ciuise sloniach or" I'h'roiiic constipation, don't imagine that your case is be-1 bowel truubl*- nml lo* ' * " Mill yond In-Ip just because your doctor -Sii-iigle, Plairmehl. N. J., writes, “For over a iiiunlh past I have been trouhli-d wilh my stomach. Every­ The prime factors in breeding thing-1 ale upset it terribly. Om* disease are onsanilar* surround-, ings. dampin'—’, crowding, impure lei* caiib* bi me. Afle.r readmit a replied Margie and think it's mean, too..'cause lots of had been cured by Chamberlain'* hens w’ere standing 'niuinl doing want of .ev-ref**-. Uiidr condition*. ;* x *-n tin* strong. sound nothing." have lakeii nearly ll)tr>-.-fourtli9 of coiMtihiliiHt will break dov a package of them ami ran now cat wiljijl v/mshe* immunity. Hatching Chirks. iPVnff hnv scrub h*n-. nml*- almost everything llial I want." Chick!) hatched iii April. May nnd I In-nil to pin * -brril males, i-ausiuu 1111*11 STREET. Ralph and Minnie Still fag* spent tin* Fourth v of worm* far layers. If lh*-j earlier than the th males has approxed a bill designed ■ HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. ♦ The • “frost-proof" hen may be coming, but Jhe glass hen is hare, and one qf Jior June eggs in Janu­ ary did vri-y well. Waler glass nr silicate of soda is the best family preservalke for egg*, ami it will pay any fam**r to breed the gin** hen. Eggs laid in April, May atul June are besl for. preserving. Boll nine gallons of water. After il has cooled, pour in one pilon of wa­ ter glass nml stir it thoroughly. Put In a slone jar and gently placiin lhe mixture about thirty dozen eggs. Gel them as close to laying as possible and have them clean. Pul the jar fa the cellar or dark room, ami cover it over and lol it alone until you want the eggs. A* soon ns lhe eoinbs uf lhe cockerels make a fair showing it is a gtxxl plan to put them in n yard separate from the pullets. It will be far belter for the pullets, and ice cream ami playing ijali ami lhe evening in lire w.orks. We Ihank Mr.riind Mr*. Fans for Ilieir i.nlcrlainnienl. -. > $ know it is done right and that your buddings are safe U 1 do the work. The Coffee Ranch Jeflerson St. Hastings, II. Wallmsn Phone 171 Mr. nml Mrs. Ma*on lialhnwny ami son Ermsl. Mr. nnd Mr.-*. .E llalhaw.iv of Hastings nml Mr. nn*l Mr*. Arihirr Hathaway <>f W. .Rutland spent Sunday al ElmHathaway (Solden of Ballmjoi.- is a sfsling Mr*. Cha*. Peck "with h* housewurk while she is caring for her mother, Mrs. Larabc-.*, who is very-sick. The Tauiv r Sunday SclhMjt held their picnic July.*«th nt lhe ph-nsanl hum** *>f Mr. and Mrs. James Fait*. Slop* Neuralgia—Kilts Pain. Sloan's l.initnenl give* instant re­ lief from* N* nrnlgta or Kelntlca. It goes straiglil to tire painful part— Soothes Ho- Nerve* and- slops the pain, it i* also gnod for Rheuma­ tism. Sore Throat, Chest palna-and Sprains,. V-*u don't need t<» rub— il penetrate*. Mr. J. R. Swinger. -Louisville. *Ky, writes: “I suffered with quite a severe neuralgic head­ ache for four months without any relief, I used Sloan* LinimenLfor two or three nights and I haven't suffered with my head sirtce.'" Get a bottle Imlay. Keep in the house all (he time for pain* nml nil hurts, 25c.. 50e. ami Recommended by Carvelh A Stebbins—A. E. Mulhuliaml.—Adv This holds true in your dcctric PIANO AND SAFE MOVING would write me a remedy by return mail. 1 am a subscriber’ ‘ of your valuable paper. Answer—Your hens haven't tin* gaps, hut inslead a severe case of indigeslion. or they may have the roup. Give Them plenty of green food, also one tablc.spoonful of epsoma salts to ten heqs and do not feed so liberally mi corn and other heavy grains. Keep I hem exercis­ ed and if they do not gel better in a few days write me again wilh full particulars. M0NTAVILLE FLOWERS. Safety First We'll do that. too. if you order 5 pounds of Caffe*- from usv— to any place in Barry County. When you have any moving to l*e "done.“ TWIT At W TRUCKS. ' ora Hlrimbark Mill<ui Jennings and fam grow. and make much stronger ami Carlton. bethT bird*. th*' Creek. Mr.- nml Mrs/ Dear Sir-*-! have some fine Buff Orpington hens that have the gap Grnh.-im ftml son James ami I don't knoxx- whal to do for .a-h of Chilair* I hem nnd'ns they are in a bad Charles Normandy of Wesson. Miss., has sold for 11.700 a diamond which he found in the gizzard of a chicken, which’ he raised and kill­ ed on his farm. There are about thirty barber shops in India. Rtiwia last year sent G5JJ36 Jews lo-the port of «ew York Hosttap, Mich. CORNER PARK AND W.U.NUT STS. Order Our Drays Let Us Pay Py»ta*e Oar Specialty. The largest dairy farm in the world is nearing completion at Head Lake, eHadingly, a opburb of Win­ nipeg. When completely slocked the farm will contain 2,500 head of cattle within its fences. The total yearly output of milk and cream is etpecled to be about 3,000,000 gal­ lon*. M. W. HicRs Phone 385 chools and oilier public buildings they are hatched in April. May ahd the first half oQJune everything is M Egg orders booked for the above Var­ ieties by the setting or by the hundred. Also Cyphers' Chick Food and Chick Grit. hatched Hugh Johnson eggs, ns a rule, an* high in price and less likely |o be fertile. They require warmer--roupex-'Ottd B, al­ Uf*.. W. M. Aiplgr* of Jhioi- A*furso lakes a Rival dent more time to look-after lhe fillle opes. There -A five and litre**-foilrlli is danger of the very early pullets daughter wa moulting Jusj ns wilder seis in. ONTAVTLLB FLOWERS will lecture hero Chautauqua week on tha Japanese problem in America-* subject which has been much die­ cussed during the post year, but on which few people are fully <nformeiL Ur. Flowers* homo ts In California, the state In which Dearly all of tho Japanese In this country Mv< and bo knows whereof he speaks. Ills previous residence in the east and bls extensive travel on lec­ ture toura have also given him the viewpoint of the easterner on this topic. Mr. Flowers is an orator—in fact, is one of tho finest speakers on tho Ameri­ can platform. For two years he was president of the International Lyceum AaMoctatlon. of which nearly all Chautauqua and Lyceum lecturers in this country are members. The title of his lecture 1* “Color Line and Picket Guard.*' NOW is the time to place your order for Baby Chicks—White Rocks, Barred Rocks, S. C. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds, W. Wyandottes, But­ tercups, Light Brahmas, White Orping­ tons. often, but result*. the lack BABY CHICKS Mich. I—BANNER WANT AD\H>f4y.— CEO. VAN TIFFLIN ■■•ctrlelan. —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— li is warming Up floaln ♦ J But you will soon want some COAL. So do not forget that we have it and at price® that are right for all kinds. Harvest time is at hand, thrashing will soon be here. Better take home some COAL for that thrashing job of yours. ♦ ♦ Good Time to Lay In a Little FLOUR while that old wheat is being ground, as it is better than new wheat flour. French’s White Lily Flour - - - $2.40 ♦ ♦ Bran and Middlings are scarce. price as middlings. ♦ ♦ Bring in your samples of BEANS or SEED and do not forget that we ♦ can sell you the BEST ALFALFA and give you FREE, NOD*O«GEN to ♦ inoculate came, thus-injuring a better stand. ♦ Can sell you ground wheat at same ' ♦ GIVE US A FRIENDLY CALL Waters Bros. Elevator Co. NOS. MICH. PHONE 150 * �ntt«. nil LAKS VIEW. Mrs. Emmet Feighlner and chil­ dren of- near Nashville, spenl Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKay. Mrs. Floyd McKay had the mis­ fortune to fail down cellar, tearing lhe ligimenls pf her ankle loose. It will be some weeks befdre she will be able to walk. Dr. Snyder is attending her. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Charlton have a new Ford auto. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Bird gave a party to about thirty-five frinudf Friday- evening, in honor of lheir sister, Mlsa Grace Scoby, Games were the order of the evening, ice crem and cake wore served and n taffy null was enjoyed by all. All went home at a late hour thinking Mr. and Mrs. Bird royal entertain­ ers.’ Aleck Gillespie of "Battle Creek ami Ghas. Myers of Hastings spent over the fourth witli Alex Gillespie nnd family. . Miss Grace Scoby of North Hast­ ings spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bini. Mr. and, Mrs. Dor Evertl of Sun­ field and Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Everett and children ,of East Castleton spent Sunday with Mrs. Laura Everett and Orl. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank GharllOll and son. Irving, spent Sunday will. Mr. and Mrs. Aithouse ami family of Vermontville. Mr. nnd Mrs. Minor Bateman of Spring Arbor, are visiting tlie Cogs­ well family this week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Munn ami thn Misses Anna ami Lena lieideniian sfxnbSunday with relatives al Mar­ lin Corners. Mrs. Fred Rutolpti and daughter Helen. Is visiting her parents. E. Firster and wife of Martin Corners. Mr. Jirapor ami daughter. Anna of Hastings, spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. James Bolter. (LARKRVU.lfe. of the stores closed al noon OHKMHIffl JulyAll Fourth and gave the employ. About tweiity-ftve young people KIWS SCOOI gathered ut the home of win. QEVDE PAINT Bustance. Tuesday evening in a lit­ tle surprise on Miss Hazel Balder TOl-EIMt CITIZENS HONOR THE of Grand Rapids, who has lieen M.-iting relatives here. Gaines MEMORY OF PETER played until.a late hour after which NAVAHRE refreshments were served. Miss SAVED MICHI8AN AND OHIO Balder returned homo Wednesday morning. PIONEEBS FROM INDIANS Mrs. Geo. Rt»hhlnA-und daughters. Mrs. Barkdull of Lake Odessa and Miss Anna returned this week from l»o Years Ago. Hb Aged a visit in Windson, Ont. Miss Anna IT LASTS LONGER; witr remain in Ypsilanti for a six Daughter to Inmate of weeks, attending tho summer IT GOES FURTHER school. On July 4 there was unveiled in ira Anway, a prominent farmer, DOES NOT BLISTER Toledo, Ohio, a hgndsonie granite was iuken io Grand Rapids and op­ monument in honor of 1’eler Na­ erated on. His trouble was found varre, ono of lhe brawsl scout* in to be cancer of tho bowels which DOES NOT CHALK; all American history. The shaft is belie veil to be hopeless. of the monument is 11 feet high, DOES NOT PEEL. Mrs. M. A. Harvey returned on mounted upon a ba.4- six feet sijuare. the whole being ornamented Monday from Kalkaska, where she been visitihg her mother and With bronze tablets and designs has 1 Poor paint is no better than no paint at all, and coats other relatives. chiseled in tho stoue, representing 1 J. W. Powers, an attorney of almost as much as good paint. Devoe Paint is the scenes typical of lhe early days of Grand Rapids mid family yisiled American history and warfare. paint that best combines reasonable cost with highest theif cousins, A. E. Winchester and WE WANT TO DO YOUR REPAIR WORK ON WATCHES Tho monument stands in Navarre family and M. VanDyke and family QUALITIES. park, named after peter Navarre, ( JEWELRY AND EYE-GLASSES FOR THE GREAT, BIG REASON over Sunday. who, over 100 years ago, risked hi* Mrs. Wm. Markey of Reed City is THAT WE’VE GOT THE MATERIALS AND KNOW HOW TO DO life many times in order that the visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. J. “Results" is what you are striving slates of Ohio and Michigan might IT RIGHT AND THE PRICE WILL RE REASONABLE. IT WILL — be saved- lo the United States, and Sharpe. Mrs. Denol went to Detroit, Sat­ for, no matter in what channel of (tiul the lonely settlers in the wild­ urday to care for her little grand­ PAY YOU TO COME TO US FOR THE SATISFACTION OUR activity it may be. 1JL you are after erness and settlements of Detroit. son, who is ill. WORK WILL GIVE YOU. Frenchtown (now Monroe) and Port "results" from the use of paints, Miss Lena Young spent a part of LaWrence (now Toledo) might tw hist week with her mother, Mrs. J. WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF JEWELRY, SILVERWARE success will crown your eSorts if you saved from the fury of Hie savage Snyder. red men. . use DEVOE S PAINTS for which AND OPTICAL GOODS AND WILL BE PLEASED TO GREET Ezra Ppst. wife and son Leo, are Many distinguiBhed guests were visiting relatives and friends in we are exclusive agents. YOU IN OUR STORE. present at the ceremony. The may­ Clarksville and vicinity. ors of a number of cities whose Mrs. Rentier and two children early history is closely coiinecled from Clncina(ti, Ohio, are visiting wilh the war of (812, attended. the former’s sister, Mrs. M. T. NorRack iu the ehny days or the cutt.and family. —•— young United States when the Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Church vail­ THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN whole northern territory was one ed relatives in Muskegon, Inst HIGH BANK. dark and almost impenetrable for­ week. ESTABLISHED IN 188; THE GIFT STORE Twenty-six of the friends and, est, teeming with wild beasts and Flossie Spencer visited her auril, neighbors gathered al llu> hoim* of hostile Indians, when Um small «•(- Mrs. Ida Ackerson, last week. N. A. Purnell ami enjoyed fireworks tleinenls were attacked almost Mrs. Chapel is .entertaining her nightly by savage redimn, it was mother. and ice cream. Saturuny evening. Ailcvrtbcmcnt for Federal * east assviua. iPhone 31 Hastings, Mich.. Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Aldrich and Peter Navarre, tho most famous Clarksville played bull at Free­ Bulldinu Sites. Clell Van Nocker and family were baby of Kalamazoo. Mr. nnd Mrs. scout of early America who never port the Fourth, but were beaten Treasury Department, Oilico of Sunday guests at Dan Olmstead’s. Ingersol and won Kenneth ami said no when called u|hiii to pene­ again. the Secretary. F. B. and, Allen Spaulding and Will Mr. and Mrs. Verne Aldrich and trate the wilderness on fool and un ­ .Miss Pearl Snyder is spending her Washington. D. C- March 13, 1313. families aUend<‘tKa birthday surProposals are hereby solicited, to tirise «»r the former's mother, Mrs. sons were week end guests of their accompanied for miles, lo summon vacation with her mother and sis­ be- opened in the Office of lhe Sup­ jld Spaulding al Bellevue, Sunday. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil) Aldrich help for some stricken sell lenient, ter, Mrs. Rny. or b. leaguered garrison. . A letter from Mrs. Brcamile in­ ervising Architect. - Treasury !*■- July 5. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Hpughlalin forms us of their safe arrival al parament, Washington. D. (.’„ al Hi J. M. Hill and mother were Sun­ took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Iroit in 1785 uml died near Toledo Glendale, Arizona. Mose is about O'clock A. M. on April 10. 191.3, fori day guests of lhe former's brother, Mrs. "Nate Pursell. in IK3I, but because he never was the same as when he left here. It the sale or donation to the United; It. C. Hill and wife at Hattie Creek. Mrs. Herbie Wilcox and baby an enlisted soldier, the uovornincnt is very warm there, lot degrees, but Stales of a corner lot, centrally and Belt. Muon and family were al Kenneth spent Friday wilh Mrs. never saw fit lo reward him or any the nights are cool and the morn­ Conveniently- located nnd suitable Salads become one of the most generally served dishes members of his family with a pen­ ings glorious. for a Federal building site at Hast­ Olivet, the' Fourth, as guests of Clara Aldrich. during the summer months. And what is a salad Mrs. .McMillin and granddaughter sion. In fact, he never applied for Word was received Weihwsday ings, Michigan. The site must he their parents, Levi Moon and fami­ without of Grand'*Rapids, spent last week one. remarking when the subject <>f Hie <Mitli by suicnlo of fx*wis ly. approximately- 19,(nW square feel in \V, J. Brown ami family visited wilh her brother, Will Huffman and wait broached lo him, that he pre­ Birman of Paw Paw. His soils left area, and if tho lol otferid is rect­ GOOD OLIVE OIL? family. ferred that any reward should for there Wednesday night. • angular, its minimum dimension her fat her, Wednesday und picked Willis Struble was the Sunday come to him entirely unsollciled. Geo.' Stuart, an old resident' of cherries. imfst be £iot less than 120 fej.-L Our Richelieu Lucca Olive Oil is the finest quality of guest of .Herbie Wilcox. Mrs. Mary Nadeau, daughter of our town, died Friday forenoon of William Lennon returned Satur­ Italian Oil manufactured. You will appreciate IL Upon application the Postmaster Haying is the order of the day. Peter Navarre, is an ininale of lhe Brights disease. Will supply prospective bidders day evenfiig from Grand Rapids, A large crowd of young folks county house near Toledo. Miss Williamson returned lo her HOT WEATHER DRINKS wilh > circular giving particulars wher,. he went for an operation. from this way spent Saturday eve ­ Destitute in this world ’ s goods, work in Natier's store last week. as tu requirements and instruction ning al the Pavillion. A. C. Honk oh and family spent I v We offer a most palatable and refreshing beverage in forgotten, this woman, T<n* pK’paHUon of and data to w.'. k md une-H of th.-ir parents, L • A. Gould, wife nml daughter Mil­ apparently now more than 71 years old, has on Hal unlay and Sunday al-Dowling. ' both our Ginger Ale and Root Beer. accom'iiany same. .. O. Greenmail and wife. II. Hay is in Detroit. dred. started tliis morning for many occasions in the past listened These superior thirst quenchers arc packed under . W. G. McAdoo. (O'words of praise, heaped upon her Wakeshma county, to harvest lheir Mrs. F.lizayelh Nelson has gone lo 3-wks. Secretary. ] -rBANNER WANT ADVS. PAYz- grain. the Richelieu Brand and for pleasing, satisfying, in­ " , distinguished parent, and now after Fort Wayne, Iml, on a. visit. vigorating qualities are unsurpassed. R<*v. Philo ami family are enter-' all (hew years she is compelled to accept public charily. laining friends from Detroit. rnrw>irnr>iinnrnm>>innimimnnimnmnnw> Knowing llial misfortune ha> frowned upon her more often Ihan Eases Torment of Asthma lias fortune smiled, this relined nld Two Telephones The Grocers lady is accept ing her lol philosoph­ For the discomfort and misery of ically and with fortitude and ncr asthma and hay fever UM Foley's single hope Is that an opportunily Honey and. Tar Compound. It puts will present itself that she may a healing, Koothing coating over the Americans familiar with the at­ President Lowell of Harvard Is have a home elsewhere before she swollen, tickling membranes, and the latest educator to come to the, tractive appearance and convenient dies\ eases Hie thick and chr»cking sensa­ He be- size of French bank notes will be tion. Helps you to breathe easily defense of the classics. Ul A IL TRAP CORNE RS. rtnd naturally. In the yellow pack­ liews that they provide discipline interested ih the design for the new MF>iHwf Mrs. Jas. Herrington of age.—Ari hur M ul hoi land.—Ad v. iu right thinking and even asserts SOO franc nolo by Jean Paul Laur­ A Recital by Marcus A. Kellerman, the Great Dramatic Baritone Jackrntn are visit ins? iho latter's partheir superiority uver ••“practical” ens. The dominant Colors of the epts, Mr. and Mrs. Mdan Andrews. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. , note are violet, blue and dark green. subjects. A Concert by The Cathedral Choir Mr. and Mrs. Almon Sheldon at­ This 2 Day Band Concerts by Bohumir Kryl and his Band tended Grange at VertnoDlville, Sat­ urday night. Their >laughter. Floy Festival Comprises Cornet Solos by Bohumir Kryl remained for a visit with fneuds. . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vickers ami Grand Finale—A Production of “Martha" by The Denton Grand son Howard. Mr., ami Mrs.. Archie Mjllor ami family spent-Sunday at Opera Company, with Band Accompaniment Frank Fuller’s. Several families in this vicinity firs selections from the Oratorioi instead. spent their Fourth at Mrs. Emma Herrington's. They ail enjoyed nn elegant 'dinner wr.v4 ■«! tho laws; also ice cream ami cake and lemop a<|e. In tlie evening they retort ed to Milan Andrews* and enjoyed lire works. WE FIX WATCHES AND EYE GLASSES AND SELL NEW ONES L. V BESSMER Is the Bist Your Money Gen Bay Carveth i, Stebbins \'he Rexall Druggists Seasonable Foods E. C. Russ & Son Two Day Grand Musical Festival A Big Feature of Chautauqua Week >A two dollar season ticket purchased of the Local • Auspices in advance of the opening of the Chautauqua ■ • admits not only to all of the above but also to Five • Other Big Days. .^r. 1 , BOYS AND GIRLS Last Week of AUTO Contest si Star Bakery All votes must he in by 8 o’cloclqP. M. Wednesday, July. 15. • HURRY ALONG-YOU MAY WIN. This ad. counts for 100 votes. and bring it along. Cut it out The candidate securing the greatest number of votes will be awarded the Auto July 16th. Star Bakery & Restaurant Quality Bake Shop 381 Hastings, Mich: Why a Victrola NORTH EAST (A8TLET0N. Mrs. Clark Titmarsh, Mrs. Floyd Deriar and children of Nashville, Mrs. Waller Sheidl and - son, Ru­ dolph of Grand Rapitls. Mrs. Bar­ bara Furnis/of Utica, spent Thurs­ day with Mr. nml .Mr-. John EJerlon. Mrs. Furniss is going lo slay for a longer visit. Mr. nnd Mrs. David Wilkinson visited Mr. ami Mrs. Edwin Tyler in Knlanio, Friday. Howard Tit marsh of- Haslmgs is visiting Iris cousiic Floyd TiUnarsh. Mr. and .Mrs. tteorge Austin nml family, Mr. and Mrs. F.lmfir Mater nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown ami daughter, Beulah,, -Mr. nnd Mrs. John Mater spent the 4llt with Mr. amt Mrs. E. V. Barker, south of town. Mr. nml Mrs. Geo. Forman spent Sunday with the former’s parent4. Mr. and Mrs. Forman of Wmxlland.l There will be a temfMirance lec­ ture. given by Rny.Wolf, at *•"’ -Northeast Castleton U. B. church Sunday evening July I2tb. Mn ami Mrs. George Fhiuk T»f Nashville, spent Fri<lay with their daughter, Mr. ami Mrs. Chaa. Nease. Mr. and Mrs. James Cousins spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Velio of Woodjand. A Good IinestmrMt. W. D. Magli. a well known mer­ chant of WliiUmiound, Wis., boufthl a slock of f'lianilH-rlain's medicine so as to be able to supply them- to his customers. ?Afler receiving (bam he was liinuelf taken sick anti says (hut one small bottle of Cham­ berlain’s Colin, Cholera ami Diar­ rhoea Remedy was worth {nore to him than the cost of bis entire stock of these medicines. For sale by All Dealers.—Adv. Ixnidoh's weekly coal amounts to 327,wu tog* 'pile MR. M. £. COOK Dear Sir till You kindly write me why in buying a talking machine you selected a Viotrola? Yours very truly, F. R. PANCOAST F. R. PANCOAST, City, Dear Sir: Answering your question will say: First—I found that the people whose advice I would naturally take said the "Victrola" was the best. Second—I found I could get just the selec tions I desired, and from the masters in the musi­ cal world. . Third—After a thorough lest, covering several days, I was well satisfied to purchase a Viotrola and its faithful reproductions of the voices or instrumental tones recorded in its records are nothing short of marvelous. Yours.truly M. L. COOK �THE HASTING* BANNEM. M«U t Mil. GO WHERE YOU WANT TO You Cm Do It With Rod the Fifth $1175 One of the most popular ear* on RED. Phone Woodland, HASTINGS, MICH. Henry Ragla I wish to inform the Public that I am prepared to carry passengers in connection with my truck delivery. To all points between Nashville and Battle Creek beginning Tuesday July 7th, 1914. Leaving Nashville at 5 A. M. nnd returning before noon the same day. RATES AS FOLLOWS:— Nashville to Battle Creek and return.... $1.50 Maple Grove Center to'Battlc Creek and return 1.25 Assyria Center to Battle Creek and return.— 1.00 Burley’s Corflers to Battle Creek and return— .75 I am aljo prepared to'do Auto Livery work at reasonable prices. IFIob® 122 S-r R. F. D. No. 7 SOUTH RUTLAND. Louis Bachman and wife return। to Grand Rapids Friday evening. . Mr. Powell had a family reunion of his children nt tlie.old home and I enjoyed tin* Ashing. Spencer Pow­ ell and wife from Grand Rapids, Mr. I aud Mrs. Clark ami Mrs. P. Powell from Lansing. Mr. nml Mrs. Kelley. , Mr. and Mrs. Engh-hardt and daughter Vern and husband, all from Hastings. Mr. mid Mrs. Eldred Gorham and lheir daughter with her family. • Mrs. 1 inner Loehr, attend' d afamily reunion .at East la*ti>y. Kalama­ zoo Co„ the Fourth nt Mrs. Gor­ ham's brother's, the old ItomeMemL They were joined by other reljiltves also her sislcr's family from Chi­ cago. They report a tine linie and tine display of fireworks. / Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buck from Jackson are spending lhe work wilh Mrs. Buckjt, parent^ Luther Mr?. Krnynn .’pent the Fourth among her old neighbor)! al Cttrlton. ■ Butler Smith entertained Mr. Hnmlnil's peopbt from Bastings Hasfcvillle, SfficM^sia | Frank Smith nml wile Mr. Mj'ji-ill ewncts to start, for Alabama -the 7lli and see whal lie thinks of thr south iicforq moving hi** family. We think someone met with an /Fave l/ou gought your**FORD" y&ti Mrs husband look some of (Ik East I.rn*y in hut aul’t. again.. Tin* tiiildren this a most interesting oecnssinn and arc expecting a large attend­ ance. Hie hard E. Yost-. CUT RATE SUPPLIES 50c Cylinder S 1.50 and *2.00 .12c Standard of the World / Let the Cadillac Owner Be the Judge There are several hundred CADILLACS in daily use in this section of lhe state. Ask the owner of any one of them what It’s the Best Evidence Obtainable Another important point: When yon bay a Cadillac you are getting ■ car with a fixed value. No excessive depreciation on a Cadillac' IT'S STANDARD. Western Michigan Cadillac Co. (Ltd.) OSCAR ECKBURG, Manager IONIA ST. N. W. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Buick Co. 38 Hastings, Mich IK Yom Wauut a Nicfi d”For am ©rfinsg Sec Us Timo defying photographs are made by a French Scienlist <«n Hue graines! stone, which is c<xu*-*l with enamel and linked al a high lepiperature after the photographs are print rd. Big Summer Sale of Hastings, Mich. Hastings Vulcanizing Co. au,SJ Be induced to purchase some oth­ er make of car when you want a ' "BUICK,” even though our entire 1914 production has been disposed of. , YOU will be well paid in the long run by waiting. We are expecting a 1915 model by July 15 sooner. School meeting at the 01 h scljool Moving pictures depicting cleunthe huckleberry crop. Quite a ihs- linusc. July 13. years Used thcvroiail price of drugs. appolniunml to many. evi*n In tin* Xvieiil of designing Jack Laubaugh ha. »>•■»» iqaking The |H>pulation of Irelacd has whal must lie charged for iioltle. some iiniuovciii<-nts al hrs farm. been almost cut in two in seventy-1 |»osed city clean-up aud paiu-up | cork, label or ointment Im>x used in Mr, Htjuires from Hastings is a— live years. ' campaigns; *' --tf* dispensing tho-medicine. sisling Mr. Mi>n(guiiv*ry wilh his haying. . Ifiea.’o police I hat (he Yockk’y M. E. Class Will unite with the Rutland class next Sunday afternoon al 3:00 ’oetock for a special kerviap. The sacrament, of baptism is Iq be ad­ ministered. Mr. M. L. iBook, of Hastings, will give an aqdress. Tin* 1 pastor will give a blackboard talk. I Topic: The rlolhir in/ relation to home mid foreign mUsHms. Cliarle- 'Jtebbinsjffuto Co. 50c 50c Pr. .L...20o $1.50 ap DON’T I There are only a few left now, and if •ou want one come at once. Nickcl Plate Ford Petlal Pad . Carbon Remover Horned Out. Preat-O-Lite Tank Exchange.. • Standard Ga>oline------ ?..... 5-Minute Cure Cemeul Tire Doe Bicycle Tube Bicycle Tires----------Dry "Cefli.Z Re-liners from.......... PAGE THIRTEEN ncl when at work and of >* by blan­ FBEEPOWT. ket when standing still in Ily sra- • Ralph Houma of Grandville is •nn, and uf the boom to him of Uniting his parents here in town. screens in the stable •<’ k* cp out Bud and Arthur Wells of Nash-1 the insects that bit® nnd sting. villc are visiting relatives here. He would plead for its -cool and Turner Blodgett of Battle Crock I comforlabln a .’table m possible in visited his parents here over tlie which to rest at night after a day s Fourth. work tinder the hot sun. Morris Kenyon from Now York! He would suggest that living stale is spending the xyeek wilh J through a warm night in a narrow relatives. . F. R. Everhart was in Grand 1 stall neither prpperty (Neaped ur bedded is suffering for him ami Rapids one day the -first of last 1 poor economy for the own* ' . week. ,,, Ia?o.IJo’i'ee is assisting in lhe I*. I He would say that turning (lu^ ty'QI- Blake store. . ' hose on him is altogether too ri*.ky n thing to do unless you are looking■ ’ Mrs. D. U. Ward Is visiting rel-: for a sick horse. Spraying hi’ legs atives in Kalamazoo. Claude Taylor of Grand Rapid. ’' and feet when ho is not loo warm on a hoi day, he would find agn*''- spent the Fourth iu FreeporL Miss Blanche Murray of While able. He would say“Please <|«oiice Cloud is veiling al tho hmm* of C. Barnhanl. t oul my'eyes and nose nm| dock W.The crowd that lias bcm ’ when I come in tired and dusty at seen inlargitsl Freeport for several-years I night, and ’-also spongo in* ' her SaluHay to clebratc; clean cool water under thr •ill nr gathered or lhe Fourth of July. The Lowell and saddle of the harness." hand furnished the music for the: day. tn the forenoon Like Odessa| KINFIELD. -•(•■feated Freeport 5 to 3. while in Mr. and Mrs. IL O. Bratuli went tin* afternoon lhe locals defeat'd to lensing last Wednesiii.' eve­ Clarksville 8 to i. Races and other; ning. to visit their'son an*l family, street af-lracfions helped also to! returning Thursday evening, ac­ furnish (he amuscinenis for the! companied thoip gnuidwRi. A great-many iroin here attended The tlirce-ymr-oid daughter of the Stale F. M. cainpine* ling al Mr. und Mrs. Verne Buxton. who Grand lanlge. the past two w. eks. lias lievii stak for several month*, Mrs. Bently of Cincinall). Ohio, tiled Saturday. the remains bring, visited at Mrs. Ben FryfoP1, i hot hid at rest in'the Pleasant Hill week. Mrs. Minnie Friedly and Mis. Liz­ Hurley Leonard is visiting at tlie zie Friedly of Boyne .City, vp-it.-d A. B. Slecklo farm. relatives and friends Hen* Ind solth boivxe. The Fourth of July pa<>*-d off Mrs. Evtson Gray of Hastingsj '■cry.itul'-'lly here, with nnfluiig.il*>iug only fire works in the ••veiling, sou Harold mill family. nml a large crowd of poo(il*\ Mrs. A. (iackebr aud daughter Mrs. S. C. Croff is slowly r**cov- Mattel were hi Grand Rapids Thurs­ PINE LAKE Two miles from Doster efing from her sickness. * day. . . • .Mrs. Grant Mead returned to her .Max Keyser ami family cifllcd or Affords you a Hoe place for an outing. home in Grand Ledge Friday •’veil­ Robert Crumback and family BOARD BY DAY OR WEEK. ing after caring for her moiti.u- two Tluirsdaiy evening. Milford Ware is spending tin EXCELLENT BATHING BEACH. week with his aunt Mrs. Vvrjl Segci FINE FISHING GI ANS GREEK. 1*1, Him-. PASSENGER LAUNCH AND ROW BOATS. A. J. SKELP, Prop. Clare Otis and frfctid from Lrins- . Albert Goscli mid dattKhtc I-IIONE FOX AXY INPORMaYioX XKHDHO DO ST IK, MICH. ipg.sjienl Katurday'.antl Sun>l.iy with cnll*-C on 'Herman Gosch au the former's parents, Clarence Olis ily Thursday. and family. Mrs. Kale Erway ami Floy Whit­ ] temore spent last Friday with Hen­ am! Tue’day. Grounds and buildings cool and beautiful nnd lit al ry Shively and family. S. Jackson am! family visited . night by gas . ' John Foreman and family spent, Leon Roush ami family Friday eve. ■ Good Boating—Good Fishinjj—Motor and How Boats Sunday with friends in'this vicini­ Ozi Pardon ami wife.'Henry John­ SPEC.IAI, — CHICKEN DINNER EVERY Nl'NDAY! ty. son nml wife and Miltrni Weitz were , r Connected by.JUiery nt Sbclbyrill? or G.’lt & I. . N. G. Britss^ Ray Erwin J.dm in Grand Rapids, Bunday. Floyd Gaskill and family of Hh<- Iricxn'”**' Foreman motored t<> Gun Like and If y<iii nnii your friends wish to spend a pleasant tings visited Saturday with Harold! Ire day nr a number of days come Id us. You will find ev­ } IT Robert ixud spent lhe r**urth Gray-ami family. ery accommodation. with his mother in Battle Creek. Dorff forget (hr school pn-iiie al Wesd Gm Lake Susaer Resort (hi* Otis sclujul house, July If*. 8. I). Ililborn, Prop. Maurice Foreiiiiin spent Sunday with his parents. Open the Whole Year Address, . Richard 'Foreman and family of Rev. Phillips amt family mill'd on Bell Phone 3(l-3r-Wayland .Ex. Shelbyville, Mich. M. Keyser ami family Friday. What Your Horse Would Say If Ha Could Talk to You These Hot Days The current issue of •'Our-Dumb Animal’" contains- -tiny following paragraphs concerning a horses point ofTirw in sunmivr: If a horse could talk lie would have many things lo any when I summer enmes. He would tell his driver I hat lie feels (he heat on a very hot dayquite as much as if he could read a thermometer. . 1 water many limes a day, when the heat is intense, hut unt much al a limo if I am warm: if you want tiho j to keep well don't giv<» mn any grain when you bring rue warm in‘ to the stable, just a Imlf dozen swali lows of water, and some hay lo eat . I until I am cool. . . "Don't, water me loo soon after I ! have eaten tny grain, wail an hour. I Especially-do I need watering he। tween nine anil ten at night. I am । thirstier then than at almost any i other (line of day." ’ He would say—“When the sun is tint and 1 am working let’me breathe nnee in a while in the. i shade of some house or tree: rf yon 1 have la leave me on the sired ; leqvo me in the Shatto if possible. Anyihiug upon my head, between ! tny ears, to keep off the sun. is bad i for me if tho air cannot qirculnlo i ffeely underneath it, unless it is a sponge kept enol aml'wel. If you i treat me as you would yourself, nnd Ido not, clip off my foretnp. you need not liavp much fear of losing mo by sun’lrnke. ' “tf on an extremely Jiot day I j give evidenco of panting and signs of exhaustion lliat I am being ov­ ercome by the heat, unharness me. link** me into the shade and apply i rolil water or even, broken ice. wrapped in a cloth or pul in a bag. । fo my head, sponge out my mouth । and go over tny legs wilh a cool wd sponge." • ! He would talk of slippery streets, and the sensations of falling on I cruel city cobblestones—the pre-T1 sure of the load pushing him to the i fall. 4he bruised knees tees ami aud wrench wren*v ­ fed joints, and the feel of the driv<h..;er’a lash. ! He would tell of luxury of a fly I Men’s and Boys’ Fine Suits Values from $12.50 to $18, will go at $9.85 You will find this a great money saving opportunity. We have a lot of fine suits of many patterns and sizps, and as we need the money and must have the room to use we are offering them at the above reduction and in addition are giving you a Big Re­ duction in many other lines. Just Read. Men’s and Boys’ Slip on Rain Coats Suits 25% Off in Tan and Dark Gray. A coat to protect your suit from dust and rain. Guaranteed water proof. PRICES Our stock embraces all the newest creations in correct, refined, becoming clothing for men and boys. Strictly All Wool Worsteds, Cassimeres and Cheviots, including heavy weight Blue Serges. Scmi*English Norlolks, English Suits, Busi­ ness Suits of the best models. $5, $6, $7.50, $9.50, $11.00 Cali and inspect our assortment of LADIES' OXFORDS that we have on * the bargain counter. Were worth $1.75, $2.(M)t $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 selling at this Sale at $1.00 to $2.50 Friday, July 10, to Saturday, July 25 L R. WOLCOTT FREEPORT, MICHIGAN �THE HAgUXfiS BANNER, JULY 9. 1911 FACE FOURTEEN . Indigestion O YOU KNOW that indigestion can be cared, permanently cured so that, you can eat any kind of food that you crave? It has been done not only once, but in almost every case when Cham­ berlain s Tablets are used. An instance: Mr. J. Pominville, Stillwater, Minn., who had spent over $2,000.00 for medicine and treatment was perma­ nently cured by these tablets. D Chamberlain’s Tablets NASHVILLE united in marriage and Rapid*. played and sang “Tin Mr*. Kale ’ -BaardwcH of Gnu Rapids, cmim Friday ami -|.eul few day* with In r r<iu*m, .Mr*. •lire. Kunz. • lids. FollowChas. Fowh-r. in ((•nipany wii three-emns.' hi* son. Dr. S. M. Fuwb-r ami wi of Bat Hu Creek, spent tie- l.llb ' purl of imd-week hi him l,ak-. ■ 1 f’.U". .'“'J1'Mr*. Bert Partridge ami daugh-' " ■•dne-daj. for n slmrt The Pictures Herewith Shown Are Only a/Few of the Many Cyclone Ruins In the Little Town of Petrieville, Eaton County, Where the Loss Was TOTAL, as the Owners of the Wrecked Buildings CARRIED NO INSURANCE -4 . ,Against Windstorms. The cyclone of June 27th practically wiped out the little town of Petrieville, Eaton county. Located in a valley along the Grand River, and surrounded with hills and woods, perhaps the people felt that they were secure from the cyclone's fury. At any rate they carried no insurance against cyclones, tornadoes and windstorms. But almost in the twinkling of an eye the people of this little town saw their beautiful homes, bams, orchards and buildings reduced to kindling wood. They had been solicited to take out wind­ storm insurance, but felt as many others do that because no severe windstorm had ever visited them, prob­ ably no such storm ever would. Out of the $100,000 to $150,000 loss in Eaton County, only $10,000 to $12,000 was covered by windstorm insurance. Thursday nflernoon anil on I" Held••css .11 u, ii. *m< ein »• Mr. nnirMn., « ... ,, .lark-1 Me- .. , A Great Many Who Suffered Loss io This Storm Are Now Taking Out Policies Gokay. , l ima nnd Mr*. Eva Nelson <»f HnstEd WhMp.of-Detroil i* visiting hi*• parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. If. While. Mr., and Mw/ Chester Arthur of The Baptist jwoplo have had a! Plymouth visited the lallcr's father new roof pul on their church.. and sister, W. B. nnd Miss Lunn Mrs. E. W. Morris of Ja-i-r and Stillwell, Iasi week. Mrs. J. IL T^'c^ny of Sand Creek. Peter Hullinnr nnd 'Itertnau came Iasi Friday’ noon for a vl-il' Mafirer left (Monday nnon for New and Mrs. Morri.*' son. Dr. E expect fug to lie ol Feighner Balti.! Creek morning. she got tip ami in sotim linac- a lime. countable way the Ml down slrdrsl Mr. ami Mrs. Phil Daldhnu*or nml a* Tarns lite first landing, cullinu l s«>n Charley. left l:i-i we.-k Wei­ her ear tjuile badly, dislocated lhe1 iiesdny bn a trip to Iiolrnit, Buffalo third linger of her left hand midjand Niagara Falls. culling It on her rills ami Mie w.i-' Misses Marion, Eva nml .Acmbadly bruised up all over. Her: Perry of I .an-ring. me vi-iling lheir daiiKhl/................................... daughter heard the fall ami-got .......... up;grand . parents. Mr. mid Mrs. George and turning on the light diworerrd Mi** Edna Shilling. who gradualonce summoned a doctor-who cairnnnd dressed her wound* nml wen! for her vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Feighner nml i after a jeweler to *aw off her rings. Although she i* very Mire nud weak nml suffers much pmn she is getting along- a*-well ns cmiM bo expected. uf T'lirnis1 .Mrw Bertrand Young nml daugli- and Wulrim lor. Mnblo spoil! Saturday nml Sun­ clry store. of Olivet nnd day wilh the former's nmlher. Mrs. Frank Hartwell. returning Imnm Sunday -owning, ami lire Iwo employ of II. A. Maurer in hi.* dry ynijllgesf children. T.<nii-e nml D-wI*. who had been here for three Mm. Frank Hartwell had quite 11 Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. nnd Mty. O. M. Tyner.and Mr. nnd Mrs. Erm—t ■ Milligan of Hal­ mmnier there. lie Cre<k with Mr. mid .Mrs. Win I.. B. Potter spent last Friday Ireland of Nashville, spent Sunday dh his *<>n. Fred, in Kalaiim. at Thorniifiple Like. Mr. nml Mr*. Harry Riggs nf . Miss ...... Margaret Holliker of-,-.)mlsea White- came Iasi Friday hi visit house. Ohio, who .ha* lirril visitingi Mj*. M. I.. Daririit nnd they all spent Mrs. Mary Hol.«apl>* relurm-d lmnm;tlm Fourth rd llm Walter tUark cnlTuesdny.................................................. I laim al Tlmniapple Dike. Mr. Arlbur Andersch of Grand Ra|i-1 Rigg*’- returned home Monday, but are Sunday. Mi. nml Mrs. Mr. and Mr-. C. E. Hisli Ruins of C. P. Springer's Fine Cement House, Petrieville. How Much Better It Would Have Been Had They Insured Before the Storm Are You Insured? Or arc you waiting until after the storm strikes you as they did in Petrieville? It doesn't help matters much to “Jock the barn after the horse is stolen. nil Is to Insure Now The WHILE YOUR HOUSE, BARNS, BUILDINGS AND ORCHARDS ARE STANDING The Cost of a Policy in This Company is Small When you join this company you policy fee of day wilh Mi**, Higbee* a little visit. Mr. and .Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C; C, I team* nml daughter. Marjorie, w.'nt t<< Gun Shirley Dike. Bunday’ for a few days out­ wife, near Halil, ing. and .Sunday. Mi-* Villa Parr, J»QU ami Greta spent jLe Juiuilb at relatives at Belle alm day .and. ■Thornapple Dike. ' ‘ , E. H. Palmer of Balth- Creek ve­ Sunday event iled his niece. Mr*. Trank Cat* y I Ethel Hrowr from Friday noon till Sunday' noon. Misses Carrie Caley. Elim ami Mary Edmonds simnt Saturday at Thornrippb' Dike, Holman. In Kahuno, Mr. ami Mrs. Orin -Squires am) two (laughters of Ponf/ac, vi-ib.) •fir'll! relnlivcs Imre Iasi week. Mr. Rquires n'lurne.l hmm- Monday.) hut Mrti. fhiuires ami IliO girts slant ...............- . .......... .... for a longer visit. 1 lack Downing has relurm d Mr. and Mr-. Sam Morley ami Gun Lake ami is clerking in I daughter of Grand llatiids. -were I clothing store. \ guests at Dani Fcighm i s, SatiirMr-. Cornelia Tomlin was 1 day and Sunday. I ing chcrriiv- at Mr. Waif.•'.■*. i-.i W. B. nml Lisle Corlrighl motored, town, one day Inst w<-i-k. am: lo Charlotte and Mason. Sunday amt 1 got -u high on Um l.ndib ' visited relatives. .’ weight nt the lop to.,' Mr, nnd .Mrs. F. A. Worts am! from tlie ground mid caught three sons motored tn Bellevue.! hold of a large ln am-l Suaday, nnd sjwnl the day with Hind clung lo it milil relatives. • ........ground -.......1 -.in J-- -a sitting } the. * Leun Partridge is working out at willmill a scralrh. but Hr Phillip Maurer's in Mnide Grove. Jame* Fleming mid dam.*h|eA Miss Edith, left on the. five o'clock train Wednesday morning for Weuuetonslng for a two weeks ohliiig son. Sunday und her .Mis* mid visit with the fonnei's sister. Bella I’ram-k, .accotniQiiled her. Mrs. O. M. Barnes, of I'.ausing. who NORTH N XSllVIl.I.E. har n coftage there. Mr -ami -Mm, .U E. Pratt ami Miss Luciln Balch is spqmjing the daughter, Helen, and nephew Jmnes week with Mis* tir-rtic price. Burr, motored to Elinsdale, Satur­ iRm-der-Hyde Jest er hur-'o with day mp! visited Mrs. Pratt’s parent- paralysis a few days ago. •nd returned home Monday morn­ Mr.-mul Mr*. <:im-|ei Arthur of ing. Plymouth are guest* of the latterJames Burt rydunied lb hl* home father .Walter Stilwell. in Grand Rapids. Mnmlav. -after Dr. Morris of this village ami hr. . aponding a week al D E. Pratt’s. .MeEarhron <>f Vermontville oper­ C. R. Quick left last Friday lo ated on Henry Jopfue of East Ver­ join his wife ut Wiieeling, West montville for appendicitis recently. Virginia, ter a little visit before Mrs. Oi-vilk* Stocking i* spending th(w both return home. tlm week with friends al Charlotte ui’itry C. Glnsimr commenced his mid Battle Creek. duties as-im*Unasti>r, July 1st. and Mr. mid Mrs. Clarence _Gft>lm of liberally distributed llm cigars and Baltimore Visit<;d the fcirim-r's falhl>eaniilv. 'Leii W. Friglim-r, the re­ vr Frank Grohe Saturday. tiring pofftinaMcr. held the ofllco Merle Smith spent Satunlny td fifteen years and fourr'monlhs. ■ Hasting*. A aimple and very pretty wedding .Mr*. E. D. Myers is spending a few look place Tuewlay evening of last day* with- her daughter Mr*. Lee at the borne of Mrs,,.Mary J.j Greenough of Grand Rapids- Ruins ol Co. Clerk Frank Ford’s House and Barn near Eaton Rapids pay a $1.00, and an “advance as­ sessment” of 20 CENTS on EACH $100 INSURED. So a policy for $1000 will only COST YOU $3. A $2,000 policy would cost you $5.00 and so on. We pay ALL LOSSES FULLY and PROMPTLY. We have 60,000 MEMBERS and OVER $120,000,000 of Bridge at Petrieville, Eaton Co., Wrecked by Recent Cyclone, , .insurance in in force. Ruins of Mrs. Alice Ford's Barn, Northeast of Eaton Rapids. If you are not Insured, and desire further Information, address any of the officers named below. MICHIGAN MUTUAL TORNADO, CYCLONE & WINDSTORM INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OFFICE: W. E. HALE, President Eaton Rapids, Mich. Miss Ruth Gulches* , fs spending tlm week with Hostings relatives. Arthur Amlersch of Gnmd Rapids Sunil Saturday afternoon mid Sun­ day withis pupils in music here, Mrs, Frank Cnhy is entertaining an Uncle from Battle Crock. Mr. and Mr/.' J. ,W. Noyes anrl daughter Ada and Mr>- and Mr*. AdiRph Douse wcro al Vi*rmontviHe Sumli.y. ' Glenn Oyersmitb has gone to Bat­ tle Creek for a couple of days on btisim-ss. HASTINGS, MICH. D. W. ROGERS, Secretary Hastings, Michigan given lhe newly inflyried couple, .Mr. Arthur Simimms of aBIlln Greek ami .Mrs. Ed. Feighner. Friday night has been visiting friend* here. at Ilieir homo. Later In lh<M>vcniiig a granite shower yas given Ihem- Mr. jind'Mrs. V. S. Knoll hnd two by (he same parties. ManyUseful sons'Maynard and Haymond spent: pirseiit, wen* left ns n reminder of Sunday wilh .Mrs. Km ill’s, pnrynlthe occasion. Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Harry of Wood-1 Mrs. Ruth Gibson nnd Iwo chil­ land. dren returned to lheir home in De­ Mrs. Waller Kahler and Iwo cniltroit Saturday. Mis^Elhc! Fligh­ dren of Petoskey arc spending lhe tier arrompanied them for a visit. week witn the former’s sister Mrs, Mrs. Aslbur Dean and thseo chil­ Frank Feighner. dren of Grand Rapids rire guests of KArle Feighner of Detroit who tlm former's patents, Mr. and Mrs. has been visiting his parent* tierlAu. old fashioned charivari was Ed. Roscoe. I returned home Sunday night. . GEO. E. COLEMAN, Treasurer Hastings, Michigan. CARLTON. ' ' Mrs. Caroline JUaira and grand­ daughter llclhn Smith visited the former's daughter MrK. Harry’ Church and family near Clarksville Inst week. . . Mrs. -Lester ‘Van ■Brocklin.J»n(i Mrs. Chas. Cheney attended tlie funeral of Mrs. J. M. Heiser near Woodland Tuesday. Roy Wtple and wife of SI. John* were guests of Mena ’ Sladel and. family over Sunday. Hara Slmlt nnd family wilh other relatives, celebrated the Enurlh uf July al Motrison lake. William Tasker and family wilt their niece,-Mrs. Roy Wickham at< picnic dinner at Jordan lakeside Sunday. D-lia Wortley is spending n week wilh her aunt. Mrs. Chas. Lepore and family, of West Odessa. Ralph Scheidt of Lake Odessa pul a new roof on the farm house of Letter Vari Brocklin Monday. .fames’ CoI<kof East Carlton and George Hatch were -business caller} nt Freeport'and the surrounding vi-l cinjly .Monday. �THKHAOTIMM Do Yon Feel Chilly A Feverish and Ache all Over i I ■ ■ Soatlwattni Barry DtpartMtm £ Feel worn out— blue and tirod? Don’t Irtyour cohl develop Into bronchitis, pncun>onla or catarrh. The roUabto altar- M I j ud»o and took wfuch has j>rv»ou 1M vslus in the prat W yoora is ■ H|M). DR. PIERCE’S . .i,. If... ■ '_—l tr L, .. -I. IK.LUk.1 ■■ i cwueqaeaca. pin heart, brain and nsrara fral thn te&K-'MM. For over 40 yckrt thia rolkUr raoniy has 1 liquid form by all mc 'lcin. deakra. 11 ran now abo In lablot tons In S1.00 awl 60c texra. If year dnlrgbl piLMndfiOon^canUtarapa to R.V. Fierce. U.D. Buffalo. 1003 payee—artauicrt till matileal aueeHon*. Btnd31c Inono-can:•tampa lo JLV. Pierre, AL D. PLUMBING <3 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING If you have any work in the above liniis I shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. DELTON, CHAS. DENE.AU, MICHIGAN. Just Look at These— Kelley’s Kool Komforts Ice'Cream and Soft Drinks, Cigars • and Tobacco Peanuts and Candy STORE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY Stop for Refreshments at MICHIGAN CLOVERDALE, The Store That Saves You Money ’ Wc are still selling goods of quality' over in this neck of the woods nnd we are selling 'em right too. GENTLEMEN:—Now is the time you need a pair of those Outing Shoes Prices from $1.50 to $3.00 JN ALL LEATHERS New Laces, Ribbons, Dress Goods—in Crepe, Ratine, White Goods and Flaxons. Come in and see them. WE HAVE BINDER TWINE Wm. renkes&son OF DOWLING lr. and Mrs. Ileeso and children Mr. and Mrs. Frank Overstnith Sat­ urday. ' -• - • ' W. S. Barnum and family weijl lo Gogunc lake Saturday to spend lhe Fourth and returned Sunday. They were tlm guests of Grover Wrigid and wife. W. S. Barnum and Mrs. Lorina Barnum, Mrs. Gid. 8. Fuller and Mrs. E<l. Parmalee attended tlie Curl Knoll mid family spent the funeral of Miy. M. Heiser of Wood­ Fourth wilh Mr. Knoll's sisleraml land Wednesday. Henry llaglu wont lo Bid De Creek Mrs. Roso Norton anil children of family near Slimy t’miit. Fridffy tn spend the Fourth wilh Mr. and Mrs. Grover Wright. J. L. Crock ford and- family nnd PROFFESSIONAL CARDS Milo Anspaugh, wife and daughter Hazel spent Sunday South of Hast­ ings nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. PHYSICIANS Henry Crockford. Miss Lizzie Lipman of Chicago; wns the finest uf Mrs. Hallie Burton III 1'hysicUus and Surgeons. from Friday (ill Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Minich of Jojiet. Ill, Call* In eity or country, responded to and Mrs. B. Greek ford and son Don with promptness, day or night. of Grand Haven were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Crockford Sat­ K. WILLISON, D. D. S.. urday. i Hastings, Mich Fred Durkee and- family. L. N. Durkee and family .' Jessie Dcmtind and wife spent Saturday with JOHN M. GOULD friends in Freeport. MAPLE GROVE. ■MowraF■young ’prop),. : ....... ...... vicinity spent the Fourth ut Clear take. . Jay and Muy Crupoff. of Assyria, spent tlie Fourth us tlie gmeds uf the Cheeseman young people. Mrs. Roy Smith anil children, mid Miss Severn Swift returned Sunday EAST BARRY. DOWLING. 't meelimw iu WhitworHi’s hall every Charles Drolet and family of BatHuuW Cline and family of Jack-1 Sunday evening al K o’clock. a rather tie Crrek F -uUy at George «"» *‘‘h I •' C. lienk®!; <ife ami baby of last weak, at it «»• » very busy Hianlev's. ■ Cline's sister. Will Herrington ami I Clarkavllle ware in town over, riuptime wilh tip? workpeopleMr. 'and Mrs. Will Mason enterfamily. ■ day. . C. C. Warbenion ami family- of 3alll» Greuk and Mr. and Mi s. Lois tained the former’s brother and lady I Sam Weeks and wife entertained' Mrs. Gravos rf Toledo, Ohio, U l; Herman of Gpic6*» an- occupying friend of Kalamazoo the latter part their children the Fourth, Richard > visiting Mrs. R. O. Rico for a few of the week.Smith and family of Assyria anJ weeks. -Wildwood" collatre pres. nl. Mrs. Jain*-« H. Wmslwanf awN-Leon Stanton and wife. j 1. —Day ami family of JohnsNothing doing ft lhe Grove the • liildren, Mr. ami Mrs. Rupert) Mr,. |x*clku entertained lu*r sl»- town spent Sunday with Elwin Fourth only picnuking and ilshing. Greeiminn anil daogbb r nnd Miss i(e r fj«m-Grand Rapids over Sun-1 Urmsbe nnd family. Many from 3 dislAUC'' were here. Marin •iurnfilo vislled al A. I'. For- day. . Mrs. Schurictio and children/ The lllspridger fwmly with Earl sbey's Thursday. । Mr. nml Mr». Wcingaoden of; Marie and Aaron, visited relative JoIiiimmi nml family tm irn knl nl John Stanley and wife of i.nli-1 Grand Rapids were the guests of in Hope, Sunday. pie Grove SumJayforma are Visiting at <><?orge Sian-: Percy Henkes aud wife lhe week Eva)yn Ormsbee is slaying with Kalph Van Syckle Is unproving ley's. end. ) her aunt, .Mrs. Esther Freeman at rapidly. ------------------------- _ ! Sadie Smith and girl friend of* present. '» f Rich gold Helds recently were' Battle Creek spent Ha I unlay and, llumor slate* th&l our blackpr Pallersori, Mr. and Mrs. smith. Warren Clark has become Kidder and1 discovered Tj» .the Russian district; Sunday with her parents. Rev. Brooks will hold evening" BenpdloL Sfcij.kiyed al of Anadyr. Mrs. Clara Chichi the Grove. A gamtl of ball wa* played Sun­ day afternoon between Dnvling and Stevens scIhwI*team* with a MMrts Leon punning hai.relurpati from a visit tn his umde, Frank Gmiider, nl 81. Louis, .Mich. Dale Sedgwick lost a lino ooli from lockjaw last wef'k. Mrs. Jane Skillman of Grand Rapids fs visiting in lhe home of R, B. Lewis. Mrs. Emerson IajwIs and Miss Eva went to South Haven last Sat­ urday. Miss Eva will make an ex­ tended ylsiL - , Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wagner of . Chicago are spending a week with again. l>Oys. the former's daughter, Mrs. TI<N. The hay crop is in--Uy harvested Mr. and Mrs. Dutcher and four here and the (•rmei- Mv^-petling children of Grand pijlge motored ready to go after the uli- al. to Poplar Hill last Saturday to visit (MMEV Mrs. Dutcher’s sister, Mrs. Mik» Hays. Mrs. E. H. Iloueys-ii will eidcrThe Kalamazoo Y. M. C. A. boys Ifain the Indies Aid Rwicly, Thurs­ will break camp al lower Crooked day afternoon! July lake on tills Monday morning. They Jack Tack of Banfleld is al Fair­ conducted religious services al Cue acres harvesting his wheat crop. , Milo church last Sabbath. . Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Honeysett, ami Miss Mildred Shorter of Grand daughter, spent lhe Fourth nt Ips Rapids will arrive in Milo July « to mother's in Bprin8bp’"k., spend the reinaimler of the month Mrs. Ellsworth, oar pastor’s wife, wilh her mini ub lloldcrneM Hall. was able lo attend church' here The ice cream social at Kammer­ Sunday, for the first litne this sum­ er’s landing last Saturday evening mer, all hough not fully recoven'll proved a pleasant affair. A large from Irnr long |llner» crowd was ftf attendance and the Mr. and .Mrs. Oscar Smitlrniiil son IIreworks were fine. of Bailie Creek wen- Hie guests of John Bramlstelter made glad the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright ami Milo people by coming home Fri­ family, Saturday and Sutidayday to spend the week-end with Tom Burchett, wifi- and baby tils family, returning to Cleveland were guests of his J>r»lher. Robert Sunday. Burchett nnd family. Simlay. A goodly number of Delton peo­ ple attended the V. M. 0. A. ser­ lained Saturday ami Sunday lheir vices -at Milo last Sunday. • son Clarence ahd wife mid sun Buy Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quick nnd and Indy friend of Battle Creek family spent Saturday al Mill lake. Saturday was spent nt Hie lake The occasion wns a family reunion. fishing. John Stratton wns called to Hart* Katie Barber spent Iasi vv-ek in ford last Saturday by the illness of Kalamazoo, lhe guest of her cousin. n relative. Mrs. Bertha Adams, mid attended Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Wagner and the Ringling show. children who have been spending Frank Lyman fa th>- guest of his I it week wilh lhe foniu’r'g sister, binther-in-lnw, Cfinrh- Barber. I Mik. Tidd, relumed to lheir home Eli Doster of Cleveland. i- visit­ in Clricago Sunday. ing his sisters nnd olher relativi •; Master David Ellsworth, who is here. spending his vacation with Mr. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred I.«‘iiinnr enter- | Mrs. Gorham on lhe farm, vislled lained lhe Fourth. Mr, and Mrs.i Ins motlier in Kalamazoo Sunday. LauFance Verhage ami children of Kalamazoo mid Invighl Jidiirom LONG BEACH. <>f Jackson. The day was spent nt The glorious’Fourth is ended and lhe lake fishing. I his corner uf lhe earth celebrated Press Flower visited his daugh­ a •’safe ami anile" Fourth. ter Miss Haltie. in Pt un> villc. Sat­ Mr. Mid Mrs. Roy Boyce Mr- urday. • and Mrs. Hoy Fuller were visitors Charles-Barber ha* lireu laid nn al I lie lake Monday. Wm. Clemenre and family spent and during the week mi* ■ last week al "Breezy Rest." ill for a few hours. hili' . Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McPeck and soon under the Irealmeiil daughter of Middleville visited lhe Kenzie. former's mother from Friday until Monday. Barlx-j* and Suido nml Irene Bnrtx r. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller, Mr. nml motored to Knlnimu<*<> mid Oakwimd Mrs. Art Chnsu and Mr. and Mrs. 1’iirk. Saturday. Harry Stowell of Haslings are Mr. and Mrs. U’ nv iiolds of Defspending a few dnys Ql-the’lnkc. ton.' vitfled I Iflfl iiunWg there Mr. and Mrs. F. Brandfletter re­ Sunday. turned l<> their home In Middleville Mr. and Mrs. A.^. Grant ------- of. ... Uv Monday after spending the past Stale Hospital nt Kalaimizixi, were three weeks nt Lyng Beach. iruesfx al Newell liirbcr'.-. Saturday Mr. ami Mrs. Carl Tuttle ami fam­ nnd Sunday. ily spent Saturday with friends in Walter Bolyvn will speml the Athens. work north of Hickory, harveslinq A. J. WtKidmnnsee apd wife nml his wheal. Mr. nml Mrs. Beckwith of Hastings Muster Clan UQ-ii of were nl the I lake Sunday. T «•: Hickory, who a ... .। ihrougli linyin- vvjll rtmiuin HOLMES CHURCH. him forp time. Mr*. Ida Wood and son William While ylriviiu: iukt Crooked Lake! and Mrs. I.. Townsend were aKIam- resort Sunday evening,1 Irvine and azoo visitors Thursday. llQlft IWrlx-r luti'tnlo liy .inf Harr)' Parmalee of Evart came ntnpffiobile driven by n man np- j last week lo spend the Hummer pawiitly the wo; -" for liquor. The । with his grandparents, M>. and Mrs. noys started to turn mil nl the find , Ed. Parmalee. ' • ' warning, but the uufo was tltiyen The Fuller family met ut lhe with such speed it caught the vvTi. "l | home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fuller of their carriaim. taking il off and Saturday, also Mr. und Mrs. John otherwise wrwkiiu it. ITolli yoijngl Blood, Mrs. Ixirina Barnum and men were thrown "Ui but escapmi Arthur Allerding. A‘'line time was wilh only bad Imii-J#. olden Medical discovery m ». w». CWTMX". GROVE. Hallie Greek passed Sunday with । Ur. Durihnni-Khcl wife.- ■'' Mrs. Allie Brooks, a former resi­ dent of Maple Grove, is very ill al a Imspital in Battle Creek wilh uppendicili-*. Mrs. Elmer Clark of Battle Creek is spending the Wcvk wilh relatives F SPRING HROOki. Mr: and Mrs louic. Ke.sler. of) l'lain%plk Arj- vjjliiiK Ui« laHersister, Airs; cb’nrgr HvnrysrtL and Mrs. Guy Hmiey-mll. " Mrs. Richard Ifnigtiam nnd Kit lie Bingham vv-ro iu 'Plait Iasi Friday. MiAs Eva French. <if Mattawan, spent the week end wilh friends in this neichhorbo<i<l Mr. ami .Mr-. Guy Honeysett and Mr. and Mrs. L«mi* Kester nttrndiil the show at Kaluiiiazoo, last Wed­ nesday. ' Mr. Chtul'K amj Mrs. E. Barber and Louella HirK-. speiil Snmlay al Mr. and'.Mrs. Au.-lin Bingham's. .Mrs. Charles .Cook uml l.deilv Hirks of- Lent i^ouers. railed al Charles Hick-' la-t Sunday. Mr. pml Mrs. I'-vem, gpetil the week end with Urn formers motlier in Kalamazoo. ... Miss Nellie DeWolf of Kalamazoo, is spending a few days at the home of Henry Hoyt.' . • ’ ' Mrs. 6. E. liom-yseH nnd Mi— Luiolla Hicks were in Plainwell last Friday. Mik.-Harvey Wolf and Clyde Hon- I eyselt were 111 Kalamazoo last Fri- । day. PLEASANT RIDGE. LAWYER BARRYVILIX Mimford Laml' ar of t|y; city i Office over Grigsby & Brooks' Tlje Aid Society look in 93O.UO lhe spent lhe fin e pari of the, week Fourth nl tlie celebration al the with Lavan Mrlnlyrt?, Phone 17a HAVE YOUR PIPES FIXED Dversmilk home. Mrs..Nora CimI- of Coals Grove! r~Z. HAST INQB, MIC HI GAN nnd Mrs. Bert Si-ward of Bat­ nml Mik. Hnttie Hoice 'of Cham­ before cold weather sets in. When tleMr. C.redk. Rev. and Mrs. Willills of paign, Illinois, spent Friday p. in. 1 you make connections with u.«, you Charlotte, attended the Fourth of al Anna Boire'K. connect yourself with Phimbnrs Joly celebration. _ Tluire will lie an fee cream so- i Lizzie Higdon of Nashville, spent clal next Suhinlay evening, July jji who understand Lheir business. An UNDERTAKING AND order from you will promptly pul from Saturday until Monday nt Hie in lhe church yard, given by the home of her brother, John Higdon Sunday sclionl. FUNERAL DIRECTORS all our knowledge and skill at your mid family. Mr. nnd Mrs. NewlQp'Benner and Licensed Embalmer always in attendance service. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd BeAird and sons. Victor and V'lyli', Mr. and Mre. * PHONE. 226 OR 387 son of Lansing, spent the FourthRefiner and childrefi at­ And lhe cost will not be great. with his mother and family, Mr.-and Cfarles tended a fanuly retifiion, Suudav at sirs. Dwarp Hamlin. Frank Benner's. - Miss Gretchen Guthcss of Nash­ Mr. and Mr-. Will Clary and two: ville Is visiting her nunt, Mrs. Nora rllildren of Haslincs, Mr. and Mrs. Abstract Block, Ibu-tiiiKi C. 8. W/II.C Boice visited «c»t4*ea relatives III in d. St. || FaSSett. * Money to loan on Real Eauio. Ileal F. A. BROWN & CO. Ed Corie of Battle Creek spent I Louis, Saturday ami Sunday, going ,1 E*tve *o!<l on commission. General . ifropi Friday until Monday at the imthe (ormer -auto... . convoyawuur. Having » complai* mi Bast of FostoSce home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hyde. — ■ — — ot Abstract Books compiled from lhe Mrs. Green is entertaining fieri A milliun-doll.-ir railroad is to be1 P&one 126 '* jjaughler aud family from Indiana.]started in Iceland at an early dale.] Miller & Harris Furniture cu. I A oooooooooooo Chautauqua Week •• Bill of Fare This entire Bill of Fare may be ordered for $2.00 if purchased of the local auspices while the supply of season tickets which they guaranteed to sell lasts Band Music Drama Oratory Recitals Grand Opera Magic Sermons Choir Music Monologues Humor Bell Ringing O Lectures on Literary Subjects Sleight of Hand Vocal Solos Vocal Duets Instrumental Solos Playground Workers Story Hours o o A Social Hour with Your Friends ooooooooooo Only Real WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS on Earth ARNES Big 3-Ring Wild Animal “THE SHOWTHAT’S DIFFERENT CAnPERFORMINO OUU ANIMALS enn OUU CC 03 big SENSATIONAL CE 03 ANIMAL ACTS Performing Jungle-Bred Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Pumag, Jaguars, Grizzly, Cinnamon, Siberian and Polar Boars, Elephants, Camels, Zebras, Zubas, Hyenas, Sacred Cattle, Kangaroos, Ourang-Outangs, Apes, Chimpanzees, Monkeys, Rocky Mountain Goats, Do_gs, Etc. Tom, Dick, Harry, /lorse-Riding Sea Lions Big Bill, Wrestling'Grizzly................. . Sampson, the Aviation Lion Tot and Tiny, World's Smallest Performing Horses Aerial Dogs and Monkeys Bob Chocolate, Tango Dancing Horse Tom, Jerry and Louie, Horse-Riding Lions Spunk, the Good-Night Pony Romeo, Mathematical Pony Danger, Dynamite, M|leaminit, Just Mules World’s Only Educated Bengal Tigers ----------------- IN ONE ACT----- 94—Full-Grown African Lions—04 L ■ World’s Challenge Group. Value $50,000 tL ■ HIGH SCHOOL RIDINO, DANCINQ ANO MILITARY ffTA 55II-HORSES AND PONIES-550 World's Premium Stock Every One an Actor 40 Animal Clowns 506 People 4 Concert Bands 100 Animal Trainers Two Big Special Trains Glittering Mile-Long Street Parade at 10:30 Performances Asin or Shine, 2 and 8 P. M. Doors Open One Hour Earlier, Permitting All WILL EXHIBIT AT g^wDGAsY, July 18th ..... . —— Remember the Day and Data—Mark It On Yotir Calendar �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JULY », IRVING. j-nlebnitiiig Hie om- hundred thir­ ty-eighth year of our country's in­ dependence. Not a few spent Hie day visiting friends ami relative-. ; Others played ball, ami unit fishing an tiieans .affording recreation for] the mind ami body. a picnic dinner .which lhe ent cony .any took. part in. followed lhe afteripMin wilh gainer and viIng. Ky the way flies,. Fourth July picmv« are yearly events lit ago by .Mime friends and iieigli|nit As n social gathering upon the n.i lions natal day and have gradmill increased in popularity and fax., wilh Hu- community, unjil al iln time the plcnii'.s have reached run biderahle proportions.- There is n doubt but that the. attendance wil Mr. ami Mrs. .it luinsing came mil . Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Springer ..f lr\ as guests of Mr. Springer's pai'iij: Mr. Spring, r lias ; Mr. amt Mrs. Chi daughter Gertrude iTing friends in Burry relatives in Irving . township ami Hastings. Mr. ami Mrs. Willie llmd trick imiii,al Elmdib ••iai.tr Smith is-jdniiiihig-i llmd Irjek at Scniiotn-. • George Van Antwerp. sary to pull away.from the many in coming to Jesus. Study in the Bi­ ble Grids omniarids to Bis own to “rotne nut," “turn away." etc. Re not afraid to stand alone with Jesus Christ. JI is cry for mercy reach­ ed the ear of God's well beloved, as auch cries always do (John ii:37), and Jesus. stopiHNl. Jesus did not I. liurie;. tiayinonii. Joe isiwiiiiig , . . make the man run after Him. A and Mrs |i b. Dowmimof Nadn»lleiScboifl l^wn fur July 19. message of comfort now comes to • ailed at Italph Mr Nitt s, Sunday. I By Lee W. Ames. him who is blind amt needy. "He II. A. Hawes and wife and lillb-11,11,1,1 Rartlmaeus. Mark 10:16-52, calleth thee." O, sinner, today "He .........................................................■•■I Compare Isaiah 35: 5,0. calleth lhee" Perhaps Bartimurus । Golden Text: Isaiuh 35:5-6.. Read fell I hat tins was lhe one opportu­ nity of His life to lie lieiltsl. and it Matthfw 111:29-31. was. Jeshs never passed that way 1 , Introductory. Zilpha Kilpatrick cal We have lp*foie us today Iwo nor­ again. Today is ynur opportunity, perhaps your last opportunity to Straw's Tuesday. Honk, one from the Gospel of Mark, relating to a hMm ii'-ai incident in receive sight, to be delivered-from Mrs. Ilaiiuaji Jlubih* the earthly life of otic lain), lhe the darkness that is iu your soul. Bejiol |h>rsunded by anyone that it other from lhe prophesy of Isaiah, where lhe (wo mlviiits of our'Lord is a llpie to hold your peace. He .’are blended, one in which he came cast nway 'his-garmenls. Jj»y aside in humiliation, n«l rrying-or lifting all claims to righteousness. You up His voice I" lie heard in the have none. You have n.-iughl that str-eel, lhe second yet to be fullllled can win tin* approval of God. God when He will come again. The par­ isjpleased with One, only Om*. Coine allel of uur h»s»>n m Mark is ii> to Him in Jesus* Naim*, not in your Matthew 3»:20-3i, while in Luke IH: own. God cannot.glw you tin audi­ 35-13 we an* lol.l alsitd lhe healing ence if you come in your own of a man probably Indore Jesus en­ name; if you-come in lhe Name tered Jericho, a •lilTervnL man than of His Son. He can not refuse to He "came lo Jesus." tlie Bartimaeu- alsml whom we hear you. study today. We will study the les­ Men join the chun;h, sign pledges, son, using the portion In Mark only elc.. etc. .This is proper: but avails for exposition, in a lbrv«*-foid way, naught unless you come io Jesus. F)rsl things. Ilrst. You are not helped at all by joining the church 1. CONSIDERED LITERALLY. Hr has made you •This event lakes place just Indore: on earth, Unless of lhe church which is He goes jo Jerusalem ami iilUcally aHismember which He does the mo­ presents Himself as King of Is­ mentbody, you "come tn Jesus." accept rael. is rejected, bet rayed, crucified and buried by lhe power of the Him ns your Saviour. The blind .serpent, and raised again from lhe man had faith. He requestejl. His faith saved him. made him whole, not merely brought sight to his eyes. He followed Jesus. zChild of God. follow Jesus. III. CONSIDERED DISPENSATIONALLY. These two men "grop­ ing in the dark, crying lo tin* Son of David for rfrliverniice. are types «f the poor and feeble remnant of Hi' witnesses tli.it Ih- was the Son Israel in llje end of this age." This .4 David (thiil is lhe only tune He has to do with a .period after the is addressed ns the Son of David in the Book of Mark . In chapter H of Mark il wns shown that the peo­ bride for His Son. When flial ple did not believe in Him as the completed it will be removed. Son of David, ns the one who was to occupy David's Ihrone and,rule over International Sunday School isson If You Do Not Make a Will The court will appoint an administrator who will distribute your estate according to law, though pos­ sibly not according to $rour wishes. If you desire to control the selection ot you* executor or make spe­ cial' bequests, it is absolutely necessary to make a will. This Company will be glad to place its facilities at your command and counsel with you as to the draw­ ing of the instrument. GRAND RAPIDS TRUST COMPANY Canning Season A great many people have learned to depend, upon us to supply them regularly with the Best Fruits and Berries lor canning. Just depend upon it that yon will always find just what you want here in season, and at the Right Price. Give us a Trial Order and see for yourself. Four Deliveries Daily Phone 83 Hastings, Mich. Whi>n you buy a monument or marker you waul both good mnt.'r■al combined wilh good work.* Yon want il Iu .-.land M a le-iiniomal of your ri-pect In the memory of the ihfBMrd. We- liny only FIRST <jl \I.I1 Y HARHE ..GUAM IE, and Uie BEST MARBLE and other ma­ terials we ran buy. We do First Clnss Work, and will he pleased to refer you lo any number of satisfied customers, and you van readily see. samples of our work in'mosL any cemetery in Barry Co, Place your onfen NOW for summer setting. ihin as "Son of David 'Mat. 15-22; His lips were silent, that being a Jewish, not a Gentile relationship. Saturday evening Mr. an well nml family came <> Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. M. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest hope of those who loot liverer. the Messiah, to denly the light came, blind men. So will doubtless Billowed Him lo Jerusa­ lem with songs in their hearty ami on tho lips, acclaiming Him as Son of David. So will lhe remnant sing tn His Name in that day. May God hasten the day when His rejected people shall be restored. • On Tuesday of this week M r. and .Mrs. E. E. Warner and son Alton start out in company with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stanton from Caledonia ami friends from Dowling start in hear voices and music coming appar­ ently from the air. When they got into jhe hartwr they found that on a boat tled'tfp at the whhrf thqfe was e. Can be made profitable if the wireless apparatus, to which jrns at­ right kind of machinery i« used. tached a wireless telephone attach­ Kenneth spent Sunday ment on which tho operator bad been Haskins mid family n making the] trip in th experimenting. IDER MAKING w» blind men. .•mi please, of I limn human purpose, mon*, thorn li­ mit* intelligence and ilesign. iiu>r.*| 1 ban Hi'1 wisdom of Die roipt of tin1 fallen Adam. >- respoiwihli* for the produrli.m of this infallible record •d G.wl's moii. The wisekl of men unaided by the Spirit of truth, could not tell us the mind <>f God; the migtiiie-i ..f men could not itm<lurr a ikiok that has life in il •Hob. 1:12 . /Book that is able to beget IRONSIDE BROS. Granite and Monument Dealers Hartings, Mich. 97 Now that July 4th is passed nnd the smoke has cleared away, let us dry clean that garment so no trace of smoke or powder is left. We will make it look as good u the day it left the tailor. Edwin Loop was home from Grand Rapids from Friday until Sunday noon. Mrs-. L. Wunderlich. Edwin Ln;p. HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. Lucile Adelbert ami Milan Wund­ erlich spent Hu- Fourth with tneir uni'le. E. M. Brown, al the lake. . Milton Jennings and chili iled at Dell Ragla's a few • lorid.i .spent Sunday at Ed. Pelt's. week, ami .Mrs. Jennings ca Keilia purdiin and brother Senin isjthe Word <d .God. JI. CONSIDERED TYPICALLY. day night to stay over the lent Saturday night and Sunday nl Barllmai-iH is a picture of tin* sin­ ner. He lived in Jericho, a city ar- Sunday evening al L. Wunderlich's ruri.il IikIi. rt:!7. 26). typical of Adelbert Senter ami wife spelt! lhe world. He himself was in a the Fourth al Clay Pettit's. Thvj Well, come on in, lhe eating's line—well At this store may l>e found a clean stock of staple general rmidilion of d.ii ktiess. just as is-ev­ made the trip in lheir new tiulo. ' merchandise from which to select ybur everyday neces­ cooked, clean fresh meats, fruits and veget­ ery one who has not the light of Lydia Wumhtrlirh U iu lla-lingi sities. As price is one of the considerations and is a fac­ ables. There is not a place in Hastings where within himJ.ll tluil willi Mrs. Claud Lmnpheri* over lb. tor ithevery sale, we enumerate the following: light, nor could othHolly of Woodland will .8 lbs. Rolled (lata for___ ___ ... 25c him. Detpite-lhiiA'f- . I.••landIds-nnd t.m al_the Holmes 2C1tzs. If. XK. ('.isiiiifirnsl 'Siigar-for : fmi- of men io change darkm^M in­ deliver church Sunday afternoon al 2. »'— lbs. Light Brown Sugar to Irghl. n darkened heart yields on­ dock. July 12. EvJryliody coup* and ly to th" power <tf God When H is a 8 bars Letiox Soap____ . .. «pi.*slioii of- being changed Jnlo light. II- wore ganiHmls thntAvere rust aside when he would go to JejH'. >••" I-. t>i:6; Phil. JfcV. Per­ IRVING, MICH. hap* lhe.-c-garirteilts were a hind­ 1904-1914 rance I., hitfu Self-righteous se­ BOTH I'UONKS-llutlw. l«l 11..IS: Mia.ll—ill. Line, IB curity k a marked hindrance tn coming to Je-IH Christ. He wns u b-ggar, iiad nothing. .So are men. We have ii"llimg nt all toYiur cred­ it hefore'Gnd until He imputes the righleniiMi* .'■• of Christ lo us. Then we have itr.il nf nothing. Bartimiictis knex, hi' condition. Men to­ day seek lo . ;, apc the, darkness by denying that it is darkness. H was • •nly a- It.irtimgeus realized and aeknow|i>dg<s| that he wns without sigbi that In- would apply to the ■Great Physician for help. Bartimneiis "li.-ard" about Jesus. "Faith No twine on the market can surpass The Plymouth Standard Twine. cometh by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God" (Rom. »0:l7). The one word Plymouth is a guarantee of its quality. When buying twine Mirny have heard and'not litufed; Is not very hard to understand,—our cigars and tobacco have stood the test,—they get the Plymouth Standard and save time and trouble in the field. And many have not-yet heard. When are kept perfectly by the most improved and scientific methods of keeping tobacco he heard. "Im began to cry out" for remember that’ you can get thhj twine of the man that lost the plow for 10 mercy. Read Horn. 10:13.- His cry fresh. Our cigars and tobacco have, that sweet fragrance that appeals to every to the Son of Duvid brought forth cents a pound; also remember that the trust agent would be askng yoif 11 user. Then, too, our method of doing business is right. We try to be accommodat­ the rebuke of many. How many cents for this grade of twine,* if the man who lost the plow was not on the job. tln-re are who would rather that ing to our customers. ' We have fitted up a fine club room where we are pleated to '••ills should remain in darkru have you sit and entertain yourself or friends, and smoke or read or rest. You are than give them any encouragement - Over production and not the tariff fixes prices. Having a much larger always welcome- These are the reasons why our place is so popular and why our -U*_cry out to ijie- Bon of God. tho stock of sections than I need and wish ing to close them out at once I will sell Ipglil -of th.- World! He manifest­ ed earneidiicss; they enjoined him for the next two weeks, one full box 25 sections for either the McCormick, to hold his peace. “Oh, Ji's all right to g.> (<. church on Sunday, Deering, Milwaukee or Osborne mowers'or bihders for 90 cents a box. Call hill you nub.1 not take the matter at once while they are going. serioti'iy. <>r give any thought to your relation lo God during th. week." Ttiis man withstood Hu* many, and anwared their rebuke by crying "lhe more a greaL-deai Praise. God- tor lhe “more a-great deal." May Ho be pleased h raise tip more who shall cry “lhe more a great ,|t.a| jn thvje days of NOT IN THE TRUST departure from lhe fnith. Be not penutnded by the “hush" of the HASTINGS, MICH. Hastings Have You Been In? he Irving General Store 1 TOM DOYLE C. R. WATSON, General Store Plymouth Standard Twine JESSE TOWNSEND 'Michigan The Reason Why We Are Gaining Trade J. F. HOONAN | �The Hastings JULY 9, 1914—20 PAGES. tia sLi no s banner PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. Recollections of Hastings During The Civil War Interesting Glimpse of Village Life During The Stirring b Times Half a Century Ago. Paper Prepared For The Barry County Pioneer Society By Mr. z Charles Atkins of This City. | I take a curious pleasure in. rellv-1-.tool In front of the window with a I ho would have most strenuously In­ Ing, reshaping, and continuing th '! 'Ude front’of Trim him resting | telTFred wide board In Wnr terfered with any one who Undertook Hdays of-my youth. I love to gr<>(>-> I upon a chair, upon this board were ... .. . to molest it. ' hand wander about In the misty half-[three pieces of paper, as 1 thought, I do not think that repablicanlsm forgotten paths of my boyhood with cri»s-cro*<u,l nil over, then a very was crystallized into a common mean­ some part of tho mingled pain aud melodious voice was lifted to the sure ing at that time, only being. for the We Compound Interest on Your joy a man experiences when In re-1 rounding men. saying, "Well Ixns. most part. .1 .resentment against the Saving Accounts Sruil-Annii.illy, turning to liil family homestead iie' »t'< «»’t supper time and I haven't thrusting of slavery upon the "Ho-cnl!That Helps lo Keep Them Grim­ finds it swiftly falling into decay bo- r""1’!' time to dally with you. for I'm ing. Il’s the Steady.Saver Who Is. neath ancestral trees. I nm certain [honest ’ Bob. the world around, have Ing nt Jhe edge of Ibis village at that the Sure Winner. I something dk* out of our souls when »'-L-r worked and never will, alway* time seriously proposed to bring Plan Your Future Right by Starl­ I1 the memory of what we lofed and suf-1 l^'fd nt a first class hotel, was never rotne slaves here to work Ids farm, ing u Savings Account nt This Itiuik. tered fades from our brain cells, and'known to miss a meal and never bill,—he changed his mindl. How­ We Pay 50 Per Out Higher Inter­ 1 too. would catch and imprison all known to pay a ent,” 1 thought, ever. the Lincoln-Douglas debates est Thau You Can Get on Govern­ tho significant hours of my past. If 1|>'OW funny. I wonder how it is done? clean'd the air and people took up the ment Bonds. could. Even when most precise no Lincoln declaration and made a watch man can tell of friends and neighbor., tho three little Jokers, hern you have unreservedly and no man tells of the queen of diamonds. Jack of hearts himself without restraint. A perlon- and ace ot clubs. I want you to keep casting the doom of slavery In this al experience, thougli ever so plainly wutch of how I place them upon thr country. The campaign of I860 wax told. Is. generally speaking, more at­ board nnd see who can pick .up the indoubt'edly the. most acrimonious tractive to listeners ami readers than Jack." Then !>•» took these papers in that ever occurred In this country, fiction.. A circumstance from the his hands nnd cast them about on the severing life long friendships and di­ tongue or pert of one to whom It ac­ l>oard. exclaiming "for how much can viding families, and without doubt, af­ tually happened, or who wan Its hero any of you pick the Jack?" Some one ter Mr. Lincoln's election there were or victim, or even It's spectator. In rays 8H>. "All right, money talks!-' many southern sympathisers in tue always more Interesting than If given and then I was off Into thr land ef north, who hoped he might die or I tecond-hand. If the makers of htn- drcams, and waa chasing a big jack be assassinated before ills Inaugura­ I tory. contradistinguished from ' Its which kept eluding me until I was tion. though 1 have always believed I writers, could teach It to us directly, aware of a shaking and a voice was this feeling was owing more to the I one tolling would ?ufllco to secure saying "Wake up Charley boy and soreness of defeat than to personal come to supper!" I woke and said animosity towards Lincoln. I our lasting rejnembrnncc. “Did he catch the Jack?" and everyI , The reason is. that the narrative tody laughted or rather It was a de­ This town waa heavily democratic, I ro proceeding derives a personality cisive guffaw, someone said "no. a man who changed to tho republican I and reality not otherwise attainable. Harvey didn't catch the Jack!" and bide was stigmatized as a,turn coat, I which assist in making way to our I said "neither did I!" and. again taunted thus upon tho streets and his I Imagination nnd tjte sources of our there was a guffaw, I didn't see any­ children also by their democratic I rympathy. Therefore, such-as I have thing funny about It then but I after­ school fellows. A boy pt republican family going down street of an even­ I give I thee! wards learned that n prominent lawyer ing was unsafe, and if captured bv L <^My people, consisting of my grand- from .Middleville was beautifully | mother, father, mother, sinter and mt- '.rimmed by this "honest Bol>" whom the moronumerous young democrats I Helf, came to Hastings in the year I afterwards got lo know pretty well, .was compelled to hurrah for Douglas I 1854, having purchased the property anil as ho has long since vanished or be ridden lengthwise astride the stringers lining tho main I where I now reside. Wo came over- from my ken, I jondor what he pays hitching Ltreet to the detriment of the scat of I land in wagons from Adrian. Mich. lor his meals now. Things For You bls pants nnd likely causing him to I nnd though at the time of year when In those early days Hastings was a eat bls meals standing up for a week crude though beautiful little village. tedious and tiresome trip. I have no We all belonged to a common aristo­ or two and do his sleeping face down. i recollections ot incidents surrounding cracy of poverty which in the main Political arguments wore bitter, crim­ our nfrlval. being dead to the World conduced to morn, helpful living and inations, recriminations, personali­ ties and Insults of the grossest kind and wrapped round by the loving arms consideration to one another, knitting or Morpheus. My first recollections us closely In that common bond. The wore handed back and forth, and per­ sonal dignity was thrown to the therefore Is of opening Sleepy eyes town was closely shut In by dense winds. It wns rarely that any saving­ nnd looking into lhe depths of. to me. forests nnd tho farm-steads not in uo of humor was Injected- On on-’ an Immense o|»en fire jilnce, covered close touch as In thesemodera days, setup occasion two of the "most dignified at bottom with a thick bed of glowlhg and coming to town meant taking a men of tho town lost themselves in live coals, with large nndlrons sup­ whole day: sometimes part of the one CLEARY COLLEGE DEFERS FINE AL. 8. BARNES BIG of those debates nnd it looked .if porting three great logs of hard wood night added. The Joys of traversing if It would end In a -personal enoounPREPARATION FOR SUCCESS WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS which were blazing right merrily nnd those woods were many. Ailed as they sending licking tongues of flame into were with bright, singing birds, the ter when a farmer, . gently mellow, puhhed his way into the crowd to hear If One Desires to Do Office Work. Js Cxmilng to Hustings on Saturday, tho open mouth of the chimney above, wide adventurous river. Innumerable and' feeling at peace with the world streams, the squirrel In the wood and Actual Experience Gained by •Lffb Lt Bnlh Aflcrnoon aud and nil mankind, I discovered myself the thicket, the wildcat stealing Cleary’s Methods . Evening Perfiiniianees. Ms astonishment, turned, waving hit Saturday, A. (I. Barnes'! to be occupying a Mrge and comforta­ through the undergrowth, tho lizard arms ns If scattering tho crowd, Too many seem to think, that ti mere sinnttering of shorthand and big three rin| wild anitnol circusi ble arm chair ami completely covered, glittering by the stone, the tlsh leap­ i houted, “Come on boys, lot's go get a except my . face, with the folds of n bookkeeping will insure them sue-, will give lw<y exhibitions in this' ing in the stream, tho plaint of the drink, and let the big pickerel fighL" warmly lined skin of some animal. I whippoorwill, the call of the blue­ The contestants evidently caught his cess,' or rather, they think thil if city—al 2 ami b o'clock p. in. they write shorthand from a text­ bird. the golden flash of the oriole, the This show will b.- absolutely un­ book at a fair rate of speed, and like any that ever appeared in this Buffalo robe, nnd I think I have nev­ honk of the wild goose overhead, the scornful significance for with a look ---- - ........... .... of mutual understanding at their work a few sets In bookkeeping city, in that Iheiv-will be no arnn er seen n finer one in all tny experi­ ..... - -• whirr of the mallard from tho sedge, humiliating' position they silently from a text, tablet op routine, they stunts of any kind, no horse­ ence. Next I heard "Hello old boy! And. occasionally, over all. the lilt of i turned away nnd proceeded to their are tilted for business. They seem batic back riding, nor anything that is to think that to be a stenographer rotninnnly associated with 12mlii3uu< Waked up?" ami I looked up with n human voice uplifted In Joyous sone, places of burinctis. These arguments and bookkeeper As ID be a mere niU- of “clrcusi” * bredglit'borne to your heart, that w,.rc of dally occurrence, but thev into lliv klntljy xtyes of jolly John B. “God's tu Hb heaven, nil’s — “ chinc, operated, guided nnd direct­ : t topped- -Instantly when the Mage This is slriclly a (rained animal Footo. the landlord nt the hotel.--I- the NVofTd." ' ed, by some person of experience , j brought the daily paper announcing and skill. They forget that educa­ show, lhe Kons. • ligers, leopanfs, Telt quite puffed up that such a big In this year 1854. the republican l the tiring upon Ft. Sumpter. It waa tion is quite as important for -busi­ beare, ami many oilier wild animals fine'upstanding man •should dall me party was bora. I do not. .recollectas If this .whole community w» dead ness as for- teaching, and Hint each fraternizing nml doing acts lhal ai>old l>6>t I had never been so calbs! njuc,^ )f nnjf* nrenls of that! In the Intense silence that fell upon ■ ' person must stand on his or her lillle short of wonderful. own footing. Al G. Barnes is himself a well- M'orj^nni . »< . you now a y. . jlCa„ol| though..in a way. I scn»ed n us all. but tn that silenco was born was grai « u pr sue i no cc an *"[ sort of Intent bitterness In the air nnd । and baptised a new patriotism: forPreparation qfforded by tho known wild, animal hunter, nnd an Cleary College enables any student animal trainer. He is the "Im.iss" of i|,r.|ICI a Bpo n ,n> ‘ear*jn men's attitude toward each other, gotten wept parties, partisanship. , nrw Urwl of ,0 the brokeh friendship, and dlMnlt£ of average ability who is willing lo lhe whole show, ami when occasion He then excuse,! himself on the p ea work lo enter an office wilh abso­ demands, he goes in and puls the o tav ng o oo ou t tn some ngi IPJUj|nK o{ (j11? adventures of Fremont.! families, and the burden of the shouts lute certainty of succeeding. , Ho animals “(hrouifli their paces" him­ must be on the table for tho.e bl-; |hn pathflnil..r alA1 wa, wlth U1_ <,r denunciation was. "The I’nlon must learns tlm duties of the average'of- self. a n a*^*u *'; .ire to emulate his example and foP|“nd shall be preserved!" Business Prof. Roth, who formerly was appe es ilce-and knows whal his ability is ,n"1 low In his'footsteps, dreaming of him' was at a standstill, every Street dorin regard lo them. lie acquires with lhe Hagcnlxvk Wild Animal ’i?111?, ' U «i I t ■“ n"'ht and ‘o m^)f alW ny had it, growd held by an rara<-4 not only a wide knowledge of-book­ Show, has charge of-tho training nf X Sts rlJi kere t^.hM rh^r t J? I hlm *‘»v 80 when he wa^ sker. readtag and rereading the the animals in th.' Barnes show. II keeping and accounting, but a var­ ied experience in matters of busi­ will be interesting to know that one ; K . . - ,. ' ' nominated for tlie presidency in 18!>G,! paper. speaking. exhorting and ness as well. . He transacts busi­ of the ligers which will perform in ’’it t * i ».nn' * S n< *or< B,I Immediately swore allegiance to denouncing. This kept up, all nfterness as any merchant or business this city, was received only^four him and lyis cause. Republicanism I t oon, evening and far Into the night. man dots and the transnettions he months ago direct from the/tingles. As I nflrrwards knew, this was the j meant nothing to me then, and I dfil and Immediate steps were taken and makes furnish the necessary mater­ • Read the advertisement 'of the tl|e qauu| nitlll- uctlvlties began lo secure our quota ial for ‘ his bookkeeping. Every Barnes Circus- in this issue for time the. court set. and In those day,. not wa,t ullli| court time was some event I tell you. cation and pote raising, then the fatih-, of volunteers in anticipation of the step is explained to him before he further particulars. The show will be held on Ben and attracted all sorts nnd conditions | (on, and from which, for reasons, ns I«t^l wc felt sure was to come soon, lakes it and all his work is done understandingly; bill everything of Tobey's land just west of (he fair of men. nnd tho lawyers. After' small scions were ----—1 it did. and wo “wgre prepared, kept away, ‘but > ”Com* a fictitious nature is left out—he ground. awhile, I was made aware that quit* gathered a few of my own chums, ue.Iour'quota waa ready and waiting far learns lo do by doing and when he n crowd hr.d come upon tho front with much labor, went into the I tho assembly here for forwarding to takes a position, he does not find What Is Anii-Tnbcrculoels Work'? porch, nnd many camo Into the room wilderness of the block next west of the concentration camp established the duties new or stran/e to him; Aften ten years of campaigning he is broken in as it were. This against tuberculosis, the active where I wns on one errand or other, whore I lived, cut down, trimmed, nt Grand Rapids. accounts for the phenomenal suc­ workers in this movement in litis but the.majority for a drink out of and .brought a jiole upon our premises. cess of the students of Cleary Col­ country arc beginning lo discover notne fat black Itottles arranged In a We hud no banner, but Walter Smith, triotic, enthusiastic and active In se­ lege In obtaining and holding good that their field of activity is so case back of a high counter. th«land­ whoso father. George A., publDhed curing volunteers than our dearly positions. broad that it. must necessarily lie lord, or another, serving It In huge the Democratic paper in the old build­ loved superintendent and principal of defined, or rather certain boundary thick bottomed glasses, the partakers ing where the city hall now stands, the high school, CapL N. H. Wal­ Tho most wonderful clock in the lines should lie svl. The Board of swallowing - lheir drink In a gulp, volunteered to go ovj*a 'and tackle bridge. in his gay uniform and of the National Anti-tub­ some with pleased and some with re­ "Gcprge^'- TfS' he always addressed world is thr one in SI. Petersburg, Directors handsome red cap. gold braided about, erculosis Association has recentlywhich has ninety-five faces, faces limited the term .''Anli-lubcrruln’- sentful expresrtons. UH wfflclr inter­ him. and “Qj’orge" entering into tho be mado the name Walbridge's Zou­ thirty different-points on the hori­ sis Work'* to Hie following Activi­ ested me greatly; being something spirit of the thing Immediately print­ aves a rallying cry and went to lhe new In my experiences, but .they nil ed a small "streamer for us. bearing I rant-with some ot our then cholsest ties: • zon. furnishes daily almanac in­ (1) The construction of hos­ gave a sort of a grunt or gasp nt the the names of Fremont and Dayton, formation, and tells the date ac­ cording to four different calendars. pitals and sanatoria £qf tho care of end of tho operation, wiped their lips which we palled to the top o! our groat republic, survived the danger* the tuberculous. with tho back of’ their hands and laid pole, and with infinite pains wc got of war ip Which he conducted himself (2) Tho maintenance or tho tub­ down a bright- j>iec» of-silver which this pale upright and fastened wltn You’re Blllotts and Costive! gallantly nnd returned Jo « long and' erculous. . Sick Headache, Bad Breath,' Sour (3) The provision of day or night thejsttendant swept into a drawer. I ropes to the high post of the gate on useful life of good citizenship. When Stomach, Furred Tongue and Indi­ camps for the tuberculous; for the couldn't understand just why all cf lhe line between the Goodyear place gestion, Mean Liver, and Bowels provision - and maintenance of dis­ them laid down tho same sbrt of a and ours. This was undoubtedly the fortune to fall heir to that beautiful clogged. Clean up tonight. Get a pensaries; visiting nurses; open air piece, those with pleased expressions first republican pole erected in Barry 2Sc. bottle of Dr, King's New Life schools; fresh pir classes or pre- after the operation I thought might county if not In Michigan, in a! presi­ proudest posresiiou. next indeed to Pills today and empty the stomach ventoria for. the care or treatment pay but the others acted as if they dential year." My father waa a domo- this badge of loyally to Ideals which and bowels of fermenting, gassy of tuberculous cases, or for lhe foods and waste. A full bowel prevention of the spread of tuber.-, were punished enough. Then moHt cral at that time, and though some I hold here In my hand, tho campaign all went out, upon • thf front porch, narrow minded pentons, at different badge of I860, bearing on one aide Um movement gives a satisfied, thank­ culosis. ful feeling—makes you Teel fine. (A) The maintcnancA of educa­ ’and. hearing a sort of scuffling and timea ant! frequently In-my pretence. picture of lhe immortal Lincoln and Effective, yet mild. Don't gripe. tional or legislative activities which scraping I stretched my nock above urged him to take that pole down, he on the other side that ot his worthy 25c Recommended by Carveth A have for their object the prevention the edge of the robe and saw a heavy, firmly and .Invariably refused to in­ und devoted associate, Hi-pnlbel HamStebbins.—A, E, Mulholland,—Adv. of ipfection wilh tuberculosis. thick set man sitting upon a low terfere with it, but I verily believe 'T7 HEJman who does things in these days of keen competition and * business activity is the man who is living with a fixed purpose and who. plans with a view to the future. Unless he has something saved he cannot possibly make future plans, and is constantly at a dis­ advantage. We are here to be of REAL SERVICE to the man who plans for the future. The capital, surplus and resources of this bank are back of every dollar deposited here. , . Hastings City Bank The Bank That Does Capital, Surplus and Profits $125,000 WEST SEBEWA. FINE LAKE. Last Week's Letter. Last Week’s Letter. Dan Creighton has lost a good We have weather, good, had nnd indifferent, all in quick succession. driving horse. So if the old farmer wants hay lie Mark Westbrook spent Sunday will be obliged t<( make It While the sun shines. <1. A. Goodemool has lost a young No cabbage last year. This year colt. everyone may epjoyr a sauerkraut Mr. anti Mrs. Davenport Halz of I’ortlaiitl were here over Bunday nnd attended the Children'll l>ay ex­ out or you may gel hit utt ercises al the Christian church. The Children's Day exercises (de­ The town people nro coining l<» ferred from Sunday week on ac­ tn water?* edge in considerable count of heavy rains) were held last Sunday j'vening- The weather iiiin>li<-r-. wns again unfavorable, Iml Uteri? have hrt-n ’ in 'Clifford Bush's new wns a good congregation nretiunt. scholars did lheir parts well. enttaga liavu returned to.Galesburg. The Tin' recilalbtns anti singing were .Tliiv Keller A EUanUnod col Lage | grrally appreciated, while the rose at Paulina Bench is nearing - com- tlrill nnd the (lag drill were especi­ |4*'tion. ally effective. John Build Is having his milage, | Bert Haight is now working for lately purchased, overhauled mid an Istd Fletcher. . addition built on lhe same. It is esliinaled that Leeds, Eng­ I >r. C. C. Smith and family expect land. and its districts produce ninelenthH of the forced' rhubarb, crop of thd world. Consequently the going- changes and repairs. Albert King and family were in reported failure of (his season's one of Ute S. Bowne cottages for. a crop in tills district is regarded Its a few days, but have relumed lo Bat­ disaster. tle Creek. ■/hr Best Medicine In the World. Mr. Clark and others moved into the A. <1. Paul collage on .Monday. “My litlle girl had dysentery very .1. .1. Fish.is helping C. E. Paul at bad. I thought she .would die. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Gaylon Frey is able lo be out and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her. and I can truthfully say that T think it around. Hugh Nay was al the lake on Sat­ is the best, medicine in the world,’1 writes Mrs. William Orvls, Clare. urday. Mich. For sale by All Dealers.BANNER WANT ADA’S. PAY. Adv. OLD FOLKS FIND NEW REMEDY RELIEVES ALL KIDNEY AND BLADDER MISERIES Drives Rheumatic Pams Away, Relieves Backache and Blad­ der Disorders After A Few Doses Are Taken from the blood and drive it out of the system. It matters not how old you are or how Jong you have suffered, Croxone is to prepared that it is practically impossible to take it into the human system without results. You will find Sleep disturbing bladder weak­ it different from all other remedies.. nesses, backache, rheumatism, and There is nothing else on earth like, the many other kindred ailments it. It starts to work immediately which so commonly come with declin­ and more than a few doses are sel­ ing years, need no longer be a source dom required to relieve even the of dread and misery to those who arc most chronic, obstinate cases. «; past the middle age of life. It is the most Wonderful remedy The new discovery, Croxone, over­ ever made for restoring the lifeless 1 comes all such disorders because it re­ °.rff>.n« to health and strength and moves the very cause of the trouble. It ridding the system of every psrticle coaks fight into the kidneys, through of uric scid, and you can take it with the walls and .linings; cleans out the the utmost confidence that nothing little filtering glands and cells, and on earth will so quickly cure such gives the kidneys new strength to do conditions; 1 their work properly. It neutralizes You can obtain an original pack­ and dixsolveS'thc poisonous uric acid age of Croxone at trifling cost from substances that lodge in the joints any first-class druggist. All druggists and muscles, causing rheumatism: afe authorized to personally return and makes the kidneys filter and sift the purchase price if Croxuuc should out gl| ti>£ RpilQPOVt »PitC uuttep jail jn g> finglE Total Resources Oter $750, �PAGE EIGHTEEN THE HASTINGS BANNER. JI LY ». 1914. MIBIII.EVILLI^ Mortgage Sale. . Default having been made In the Ual Week's Letter. conditions of a certain mortgage .Miss Melba Mntlht-wir of Grand Rapids is spending the-week with made, executed and delivered by Order for Publication. tier ajuiL Mr*. T. H.'Wood. Harriot Moore of the township of Stale of Michigan, The Probate Maple Grove, Barrs’ County, tn Af­ ,M;-. Wm. Slrian Id Katnmaxoo if THIS WBKK'S NKW8 IN Court for lhe County of Barry. ton D. Smith of tiu* City of Hast­ vtsillng her daugliler, Mrs. W ill NEAR-BY COUNTIES. ■Al a session of said court, held at ing*. Barry County.-Michigan, dat­ Corsoaand family, for two weeks. the prdbale office, -in the City of ed lli<’ 2(ith d-ty of March A. D. I9t2 Loltoy Mend ha-* been appointed Hold. Ncaddin of Portland, en­ Hastings, In said county, on the and recorded in the office of tin* ticket agent for the G. II. A I. II. it. countered more than fisherman’s iffih day of June A. D. lul l. register of Deeds for Barry Coun­ This year calls for the most efficient Grain Binder if you take care of your crops properly. luck, one day last week, while ~ “ M. Mack, ty, Michigan, on, the 20th day of al Pvtm*kev for the summer.' Present: Hon. Daniel Rich of Howard City came angling for minii"ws off -the island Judge of Probate. Not many years back hundreds of dollars were lost every year in farm crops because Mnrrh A-D. 1912 in liber 72 of down to.ntlond the graduation ex­ *m which rests the center pier of In the Matter <d the Estate Mortgages on pages 370-371 and on ercises. his daughter ^rn being-one satisfactory harvesting implements were not within easy reach. If you los^your crop now the Pero Marquclt** railroad bridge of Henry Coboon, -IWcased. which mortgage there is now duo al the clasK in Grand river. Ke was Just gel­ it's mostly your fault for wc have the implements necessary for your needs. Ada /. Cohoon, widow, having the dale hereof by reason of the of Miss Edith JUppMrofn of'Mtsha- ling ready to climb lo the bridge filed in said cmirl her petition non-payment of the antlCiul interest Wnku, Ind,, is making an extended when ho discov. r-,1 a huge rattle­ John Deere implements arc always the best to be had. John Deere Grain Binders arc praying that an instrument now on duo March 20th. 1013 and tho non­ with her paninis, Mr. and Mrs. snake directly in hia path. Withfile'hi this court purporting to Ih* payment of the annum interest due visit carefully and accurately constructed, arc substantial, durable, simple, and will perform ac­ Charles Juppslroin attd family, east. oul*ceremony Rob gathered up his the Iasi will and testament of said March, 20th. 191 i aijd the taxes due helonginn and waded into the curately. deceased be adnjittol to probate and j.ayable.December t.st. 1912 in­ beating as hasty a retreat aud the execution thereof be graft­ cluding an nttorney fee provided by Blake, died .-arlv Tlmr-.lay morn- stream, ed to Ada J. Cohoon, or sonic other statute and stipixlat«-<i for in said ,ing after several month.-*’ illness. for the shote as bis trembling would permit. The rattler suitable person. mortgage Hie sum of One Thousand Funeral was held on Sunday from limbs had signified his pre-encA* by mat­ Il is Ordered, Thai the Idtli day Se venty Seven and 10-100 Dollars Hie residence. A large numb'T of ing a noise peculiar to his kind, and of July, A. D. 1014,. at ten o'clock and the said mortgagee having was e( large proi**'rtions. in the forenoon, at said probate of­ elected and hereby electing to de­ apecls to ono'tlmt was well licJoved. fice, be and is horeby appointed for clare the full amount secured by She had live.| her entire life in and Mrs. llabbingtou. who resides mi hearing said petition; said mortgage due and payable in near here imd had a large number Il is Further Ordered. That pub­ accordance with the provisions of friends. She leaves an aged Pleasant street, one day. recently lic notice thereof be given by pub­ conjoined in said mortgage, notice mother, two sister.-, brothel', hus-' was sitting in the yard doing lication of a copy of Hits order, for i* hereby given that bv virtue of blind and son, besides numerous crochet work. Having occasion to go to the house du* laid down her three successive weeks previous to the power of sale contained in said said day of hearing, in the Hast­ mortgage, I shall foreclose tho i ph. uncle fancy work. When Mrs. ItabbiMgton rclurnod she was unable to find ings BANNER a newspaper print­ same by n sale at public miction to her fancy work. A tliligenl aeareh ed and circulated in said county. - lhe highest bidder nt the North revealed thu fact llial a robber had Chas. M. Mack, front door of the court house, in tin* home. viiiled the lawn during her ab­ A true copy. Judge of Probate. Hie City of Hastings, on Saturday Mrs. William Tunc.il ■■ sence. A robin had picked up,the Grace Bauer. tin* 22nd day of August A. D. 191 i at ten o'clock in (he forenoon, all of, paring to move to Wa«iti*gtnii. D. C. fancy work and was later discov­ Register of Probate. thiroi certain pieces or parcels of where her hfaband has a guvurn- ered converting Hie stolen gm»ds in­ land situated and being in the town­: menl position. to a nesL—Grand lailge Times. Mrs. Amy Thomas is spending two Order of Appearance or Publication. ship of Maple Grove, County of Barry mid Slate of Michigan and weeks with her son Vern ami family No untried mechanical construction has been embodied in the John Deere Binder. Hural Carrier Earl Fox lost tils State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial described as follows, to wit: Tho1 a( I ’ armebi. 4 . watch while drivirii.- over bls' route The excellent satisfaction it has given thousands of farmers in the United States and Cana­ • Circuit—In Chancery. North twenty C20) acres of the Barn to Mr. and Mrs. Will Jackson Norlh one-half of lhe South of the West Couiily Line. Sunday. idea where he lost it started to find Laura Blanton, da during the last four years has demonstrated that this machine will do the best work in west quarter (W) of section three Complainant, lhe mis'slna timepiece Hie day fol­ all conditions. (3), also twenty (20) acres stluatod William Cofsoii. lowing. When In* reached the in the Southeast corner of the taker of the eei Rex G. Stanton, Anyone stretch of road where he thouglil UP TO DATE METHODS OF MANUFACTURE, HIGH Northeast quarter (W) of said sec­ Defendant. it would be found he kept his eye tion three (3). said last parcel being GRADE MATERIALS, AND RIGID INSPECTION, COM­ Suit pending in the Circuit Court riveted on the road ami at practi­ forty (40) rods north nnd south by Mrs. William Huti-hings of Li-sli.-,- cally the same .**|H)t he had in his for tho County of Barry. BINED WITH JOHN DEERE SERVICE FROM FAC­ eighty (80) rod* east and west and In Chanf*.ery, at the City of Has­ all in town two (2) -North of range Mich., is lhe guesl of Mr. and Mrs. inind ho stepped mil of his buggy and instead of finding his own TORY TO FIELD, INSURE FOR THE FARMER $UC tings. on the 29111 day pf May, A. seven (7) West, Michigan, the same Misx EimiMi (f Riley -of Grand watch picked up a gold watch with D. I9.lt. being the premises described- in Hie Rapids is spending a week wilh Mrs. a fob attached. Ji<- ii-envered his CESSFUL WORK IN ALL FIELD OPERATIONS, In tills cause, il appearing from mortgage .herein referred to. M. M. Hodge. own watch latcr in,the day, hut is affidavit on file, that the Defendant. Dated May 27th A. D. toll. .still looking for the owner, of the When you compare the John Deere with others you will readily sec that is-is the Rex G. Stanton, is not a resident of X Afton D. Smith, Uiin Stale, but is a resident of Had­ - Mortgagee, j Sweet is north. strongest and most durable ggiin binder on the market, and that the substantial Construc­ en Lake. Idaho. On motion of Com­ Thomas Sullivan, tion is applied throughout the entire machine, so os to insure light draft and the mini­ Willi visions ot n tlm* Ford aiilo-i. plainant's Solicitor il is Ordered AUornry for Mortgagee. Bnsimohilu within ea-y grasp there an* that the appearance of said non­ nohs address, Hastings, Michigan. mum amount of wear. You can’t afford to farm without one. Shriner and Mrs. H. E. Milter. Fri­ resident Defendant, Rex G. Stanton, Adv. ' , 13-wks. day evening until Monday nnd at­ many boys, girls, men ami women, in Michigan win* have scanned bo entered herein, within four tended the Alumni banquet Friday ever}*, dime llial* c.iin*» into th’eir PHONE TO. IJS AND OUR MAN♦ WILL COME AND months from the date of this order; evening of H ol . Middleville high luuids very closely and have eagcrand in case of his appearance he Notice of Chancery Sale, EXPLAIN EVERY PART OF THE JOHN DEERE ly sought everj- o'niribution box cause his answer to the bill of com­ In pursunnee' and by virtue of a school. Clu-t Hubbard mid wife me prnml rccolpta from shows and ice plaint lo be filed, and a copy there­ decree of the Circuit Court for the BINDER, cream socials in Hi*- hope yf ilnding of lo be served on the Complain­ County of Barry. State of Michigan, ant's Solicitor within twenty days lii Chancery, made nnd entered on recently' purchased of William dimes with the Idlers fonhinu the on Larkin sin cl. name “Ford." Seine one started after service on him of a copy of the l!3rd day of May A. D. -it»l4 in Tungate Aiioul fifty of the Grand Rapids (he story that Mr. l ord would give said bill and notice of order; and a certain cause therein pending, in default thereof, said bill will be wherein Nelson Kittinger and Lillie V. M.. C. A. boys came down on Mon­ n car for every four dimes sent him Miss Ih len taken as confessed by said non­ Kittinger were Complainants and day morning and hiked out lo lheir hearing tho lelh r.-. camp al Barlow lake. l-ipiin.m of Bolding,'wrote Mr. Ford resident defendant. Grant Dickerson was Defendant Leopard Brown of Detroit is visit­ *■ And it is further' ordered, that nnd Grant Dickerson was Com­ ing Itis parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Inwing reply: Y’oti are perfectly within 20 days the complainant plainant by way of answer in the Brown. I^-miard has spent twq HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT DEALERS cause a notice of this order to be nature of crossbill nnd Nelson Kit­ years in Detroit and likes it then- right in saving your dimes. How- ( ever, you have Is en mis-informed. published in the Hauling* Banner, tinger nnd Lillie Kittinger were de­ very much. Phone 1 111-11S State Street It takes just five thousand five hun- 1 Hastings, Mich. a newspaper printed, published and fendants. Notice is hereby given, F. Miles-Bixler and son of Cleve­ circuialmg in said county, and that (hat I shall sell at public auction land. Ohio, were the week-end lin'd dimes to get a Ford touring I Sid- publication be continued to-the highest bidder, nt the norlh guests of ilieir uncle, C. M. Bixler, car—ami Itiis price is F. O. II.. I>'-| troll. We do not care much whal front door of lhe Court House in erein, once each week, for six .. initials*nr<s on these dimes as long) City of Hastings. County of and wife. TTnvlnr If. wrecks in succession, or that she the StaleAm J,ton. <[!!•• ", XU. as the dimes themselves are i>i*na ■ ' ; j cause a copy of this order to be ?»"? fide products of the l.’nitml States to permit Hi** ceremony, but inMead I personally.served on said non-resi­ SwrSfr'th, al, “15 ouu"? A ™ mint. You can understand bow1 her father haji a warrant sworn out I -tamre Ib'to ... h. ’ l.lL , rew„. dent defendant al least twenty days absurd the ruiltor you. make' inr for him. charging him with a sla'u- j before the time above prescribed <iuiry about is When you know;lory offense. DeputySheriffWchfor lus appearance. noon, the following described prop- j ''‘iinniJ1 m' 1 hen-are no dime* with mint nutrks|.sier nitidci the arrest, hut SiolTer Clement Smith, erty, vix.: all that certain piece-or ''™! ‘ .«»«»• >/ *,<"• h , f in.: of "F’’ and “It," as Hie government i jerked away before the jail was Circuit Judge. parcel-of land ailuata Iu the town-1 ''.‘Vj3™ . ‘‘Alf 1 has ii** mints located in cities wh<.*-»G r*-aclied. .and Webster, firing Utr.ee Janies M. Smith. 35 ACItESi Clay and gravelly loam toll, lays gently rolling, fair eight ship of Rutland county of Barry I’h^r'Mitihi 1 ^he rnimd mire.’ Complainant's Solicitor. room house. 2 barns, »S' miles from R. R. station, good location. ?£«■” "* MiCh"!*"' J ” »lre b« “n lanw I™ Mr.,™ ?. 1’rlr.e S I .750. T^rma SI.(Mill ilovn Ford car. ami. under separate coy-; disclose the fact that his real name j i*r, we uii! sending you liter.-flure The wt.ilh one hall (HI or the 11 mV.'.!™ Mn.r<:hlrtre'‘iknli'”d ■IU ACRESi 5 miles from Hastings, 40 acres under cultivation, fl acres Order For Publication. Itlllim.you why more than auO.iMM) is-Willis AwStowr, that liis hotne isj fine pasture, good eight room house, small barn, plenty of fruit, good o< K |,|. K„„ri, „r h,.r State of Michigan, The Probate fouth e,,l one quarter tlii'**ugli tlie world have in Indiana tltid that he already pos-j water, close to school and a fine location. Prloa 92,200. Tenau ton Ibhlr-lwo I32>. Tnwmh.r, N„. C. Hbd«er«, .....lau- pdh’hii-a<l th*- Ford. Very truly sensed of. a wife. Court for lhe Comity of Barry. Ihree (3) north, nose nine .0. .th,. ruu.™l or .Mrs. At a session of said court, held at west, yours, Ford Motor Company.. together with tho hereditajun]-.. x > 12)j ACRKSi l.uiilcs from Woodland, excellent soil and lays good. U lhe probate office, in the city of seres under cnllivation rod 3 seres of pasture, the fences are good «n<! Scteistlmi Ircr. n farmer ot Ben­ Hasting-*, in said county, on the 241b meni, and appurtenancea thereto' A haieim-l al lire new hotel /nix James llartcv, Jr., 17. of i nloii there is an abundance of mH kinds of fruit, excellent six room house M»« anralM appertaining. • sum a j.ui... All turn ™l and township. Clinh-n county, was culled gal township, "Clinton county, is day of June A. D. 1911. cost fl.2U), koo<I well and cistern, fine barn lflx34 also hen house, Dated Juuc lai. loll. Justice Starkweather recent­ minus 81160 and plus a brick as al wood shed, corn crib, granary agd bog house. Present: Hon. Clement Smith. Cir­ James M. Smith. .... •* - *----- lu-forrly (o aiHWi r the charge of milking a good lake with excellent' fishing. Prioa I cuit Judge Fifth Circuit, Acting Circuit Court Commissioner, on Sunday :i cowiielotiging lo llarfy Gilbert. Judge of Probate. Colgrove & Potter, ... Un* accused |.!<*ad guilty and waIn the Matter uf (he Estate of ACBKSi 5}t miles from Hostings, 23 acres second growth timber, Solicitors for Complainant by the manager for the Citizens Tele­ phit-ed on probation for six months Grand Rapids-und It. . S. Hall.’<d Caroline Mcllissa Mayjuud, de­ balance nmler cultivation, the toil is clay and sandy loam anil lays way of answer in the nature of a iphune Cn.-vrer there ami likes the on lhe noml t.-rms. Harvey was al­ Flint. They were, lo buy his farm. ceased. geutly rollwig, there is an excellent U room house with furnace heat, crossbill. Adv. 6-wks . town verymuch. so liii*-i| ••ixhf dollar!!,.thereby riiak-। jig hail deposited in a tin .1 Anson A, Stanley, son having filed tlie'luini iy poor and the Tenccs are fair. The price oFlhia farm is ■ ' ■' Mrs.Charles-McNaughton ami two ing tli.' two quarts Of milk rather an in said court his petition praying ...... । < *3,000. Terms *1,300 down, or would take Hastings property geUier with ihe same amount d-....... (i.niKini-r-i i.-aoeii min .mugiirci *•••■ that an order or decree may be in exchange. Order for Publication. visiting relatives al Mackinaw City: i">silcd by.llietiijo.eli'iw ilieir good' made by .this court determining Stele of Michigan, the Probate । for two or. tht*-<- w!-*-k». We hint- often hoard that there failh in tin- d-ai. Wlmu Ir*-r open­ who are or were the legal liens of Court for the County of Barry. ed the Imx after much pei-stidsiim, Mrs. Mamie lt-.-k aiuFchildren of said deceased and entitled lo in­ Al a session of said court, held al st. Joseph w>-re lh>- week-end hint: iuil u Hock of black bir<l- Ims lie found tlie brick instead of Hie herit her estate. which he «*xpei't**d to find. Hastings, Michigan. the probate office, in the City of, gm-i-* of Mr. ami Mrs. John Coats' been hoveiin.- about S. P. Hicks’ Il is Ordered. That the 25th day in said county, on tlielnnd other friemls. h<*mo near Luwell, which proves Both “Munroe” and "Holl" lied. of July A. D. 1014, at-ten o’clock in Hastings, 12th day of-June A. D( 1911 . j Th,, m w -up* rinleiidenl' of the tins statement disputable, fur with the forenoon, al said probate ollie*-, ■Present: Hon. Clejnent Smilli, I Middleville high school. Prof. G. O. Ihi- Huck i- u bird that is almost Home Influence. lie and is hereby appointed for acting Judge, of Probate. I l»t*xia<Jer. ami family of Algonac. The butter order of New York In the home /i found the strongest Cables linking'Brhish and North bearing said peliUon; In lire Mailer nt tire l.-lnte o«“l;>' T.. II. Wood rv»l- ■cluiniib-risfn - of Hie birds wilh Influence for character building. No city amounts hi 208,822 pounds American ports convey about 30,It is Further Orderod, That pub­ which il is s*-cim _ ♦ other element tn education ts equal j "" »™rl»>m .Irrel(NJO.OiJO words a year. lic notice (hereof W* given bv pub­ Ell. n U Uubaugl,. Ihxrea.re.1. lication of a copy'of'till!* order, for W. A. Burrell, nephew, having iluy i-venin-’. wn.« shocked by lightto that which Is gained by children, Al the fair, held ip. Yakutsk., SiAHit npplviiitf Co Sheriff ('.ramiT. Buekk-n's A three successive weeks previous to filed in said court his petition pray­ olmont unconsciously, tn the very ear­ lierin, last July, 40JU6 pnunds of said day of hearing, in-Hie Hu-trng* ing that an instrument now on-file iay. bill Wa- track at tlie barbi-r «*f si. John*. f.>r lodging Tti*-**iay liest years from* conscientious parents (ails Burns Sores. bones of tho mammoth worn sold. nigtit. Alii -' J-rott ami daughter, Banner a newspaper printed and in this court purporting to he lhe Mr. E. S. Dqier, Marilla, N. Y.,; whose atm Is to develop tn each child diop on-Monday. Ninn, <>f l lini. confessed t" haying Circulated Iu said county. hist will nnd testament of said de­ followed Ymmg Buffalo's wild wo^b a strong moral principle, to teach him writes: ‘T have ■never had n Cut, Chicig*. KiIibizh 4. Saglaiw R. R. C«. • , . Clement Suiilh. ceased he gkinted to W. A. Burrell HOPE (ENTER. show f<*r two days, living upon Hit’ tho virtues of truthfulness, justice, Burn. Wound or Bore il would not Circuit Judge Fifth.Circuit, Acting or some oilier suitable person. prosper! ■* *d i'h* dauglilt'rs early kindness, purity, self-control, self-re­ Judgji of Probate. Dally Except HuncUy. It is-Ordered, That the Kith day marriagi* with one of the cow boys, spect. obedience, reverence, nnd un­ nicu Salve today. .Keep handy al A true copy. of July, A. D. 1911. at ten rhe girl hi*e;mi!j eiiainore*! of pm* selfishness. It la In lhe hntne only all times for lfnrii< Sores, Guls, o'clock in the forenoon, nt said Mr. 'mid' Mrs. Chas. McOcnpolt Wounds. Pn.’venl.i Lockjaw. . 25c. *oln< South >:0l that these things can be done. Chil ­ limbate office, be nnd H hereby ap­ and family spent Bunday with wlieti tti- .«h<-w hold forth in Flint H<-emnm*-nd' d by Caryelh A Sli-bOrtdrr For Publication. pointed for hearing said petition: H. C- Gm.tHIG G P. ln-l.u’t-,-k. an.। ihe noble youth HI dren without aa Ideal homo Ufa can­ biii.-. -A, E. Mulhollanft,—Adv.', not expect to develop Into much, can It is Further Ordered. That pub­ -Stale of Michigan, the Probate Fanny Kay is spending a Court for the County of Barry. lic notice thereof be given by pub­ wks with friends in Baltic rn, pioinGins tQ marry her next they? How about it. mothers and Al a sesliion of said court, held al lication of a copy of this order, for week, (mi) also agreeing to pay her fathers? Are you doing your duty the probate office, in the City of three successive weeks previous to car fare from St.Johns to her hmm* along this Hoe? Tho matter Is im­ Hasliitgs, in »ui<l county, on the said day of hearing, in lhe Hast­ city if him would visit him there. portant. The fact that tho old-time 17Lh day of June A. D. lOl i.X ings BANNER, n newspaper print­ Wh* n night < anm, however? the homo Is gradually disappearing looks ed aud circulated in said county. Prewnl: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, Mr. and Mrs. erstwhile lover failed to upm-ar, bad for our modern civilisation. What Judge of Probate. " Clement Smith. pnd with n<> and no friends are you going to do about it?—Ex­ In the Moltcr of the Estate of Circuit Judge 5lh Circuit and act­ Burkholder is working |u i<; Hie wnimm and hor child were change. Elhel I. Hammond, a minor. ing Jmlxi! of Probate. obliged to seek shelter in the county A. AV. li»bte> l-.iuG Stomach Suffering porlence 1* typical, ' L h Sani'nond, guardian, A true copy. Sunday visitors at Rny Hum- bastile. Ihp Hi riff sent litem home. taken thia rernady Quickly Wiit> Mayrn Wood* having Ulcd in said court, hor p<-Gfuce Baiter, • Card of Thanks—I wish lo thank m'omls were Mrs. Clarence BqalHm erful Remedy. Itegibler of Probate. /•mi 111U.*' ’on Francis of Martin. for reason* th*-rein of OtM-uo. rethe Hadfield W. C. T. I .. the ForJames HarlucU. Wonderful. Sloni-ych Kcin•dated Ibat slie may he licvu.- d to ' Ml. and Mi,-. 1nd A-liby and fiim- re'iiHy ciiijim.-d a Targn ’ luTjie anil JbMhtenor'Cltrtr and Hy L. A. S. and i tho dlgoUva tract uf jnuc— ............. - —• sell the tplcresl of said minor in A. W. Hobbs- of Hoi Euxt Malli old aiicrctlomi »ml remove* poloonoua ILis Yoiir Child Worms? iiy and Frank JohncoX of East t<*«*k it home for his Sunday dinnet frionds-for lhe beautiful Rowers the real eslale therein described at sent inc during rny recent illness. Street. Jackson. Mn-h.. after Homo flt- rnniicr. Il bringa awift relief to aufMost children do. A Gtab-iL private »a1e. forern from elonixcb. liver and bowel <*’••> *,-g*; Kuhlor attended the Kali- il.in,11m h.*n yard. A big speckled Your kindness will novor Ih.* furgulFurred Tooguo; Slrong- Breath; mrnta of th<. stomach nnd digestive । troublea and many deelara II han aavIl is Ordered, That (he 17th Ktomach 1‘aihs; circles under eyes; lor f.-union ut Ctiqrley Knhlor's of hen spied lhe in-ad and itounced up­ tract, took Mayfa Wonderful Stom­ »d thenf from dangeroua opcraUoaa. Alice Bruslol. day of July A. 1). t'Jrt, uu |.-n o'clock pale, sallow ifornfiluxion; nert'inion il with Uiefitlonlion of eating il Adv. . — -I. wau—,1 fhz.i— III... ach Remedy, He got the surprise ot ... in the forenoon, at ijaia probate of-* frclful, grinding of teeth, tossing Jn < Mrs. O. Gei'ie'f has Imoft. quite sick bin Ufa—and awlft relief. Giiiim-s of Slomiii li irouhli’s. rdnderful succoxs ilce. be and is hereby fppmnTM fin- sleep, peculiar dreams -any dim• of; but i« wnno.li'-ttor nl tins writing. •on- her hill and- nll-kfir nffpcU-.tp .Mr. Hobbs has told )>ia own atory hearing said petition,’ Hndenlary habits, lack of out <loor In a loiter, p^rt of which la given -and' free' lu lu-ii—lf-wefe iu vain. She was lhc»e indicate chilA has wtirniK Get, ’ibu-ata.njr- friends .uf Mr.-an,:' . Il is Furthpr Ordered, That pub­ u box of Kickapoo Worm Killer nt ! •"*?• Arthur Wiuigh of Blue Island, imillv it|i-:is1.i| by Mr- Hartwell, i-xmcbm,' insutli'-ienl mnsliculion here: ••After taking three doses of your Muyr'a. Go to Mulholland’a Drug lic notice thereof be given by pub- once. It kilts the wmiiis— lhe,'will bi- pteared-lp hear of the arriv- who Pried the jaws apart with a uf food, couslipalion. u torpid liver, and eak them about tho wond­ worry and-anxiety, ovm-eating, par­ stomach remedy 1 am in perfect con­ Store licatiun of a copy of this outer, for cauiw* of your Miil<r» nondition. I-- al of mi eight t*m|nd girl, at, their I 'iv.H,.. and — ,..! aids-Nat — l.lj -V1iihj ,■ —to !.. expel Ihotm*. ku,,,' who tv!,,, will l,i tilltaking of food and drink not «uil«-*l dition. I have nbt felt so well for nf- erful rcsiilta it has been accompltuhwill nviatvi-ianswer to the nnriir* name; three succeaaivp weeks previous to l-ixalivc Mid d«v of bearing, in the Hastings the wprnts. Supplieil in -candy of Belh Thelma. . (aiiiiiiig to Behling i>ix months ago. to your ago and,occupation. Cor­ can cal anything now and It HANNER, a newspaper prinli-d and form. Easy for children\to take. habits nml lake CliainberMrs. Ida Btine .uf..Buttle .llreqk i Ciwk. S|o(f.-r pajj ullenlion lo Miss rect your . on •tortach tu>t distrcM me. I hope -chooe and you will ronn be ciirulated to «td count}. 25c. Recimumnided by <'.ar*-elh A spent Bunday with Mrs. Nick Ackel.;I Eva Blodgett. Then he left town lain's Iain's Tablets Tabl " M*>n pin. For, sate by All D*.alChar M. Mack, .SteMtllu.-eAx Eu Mulholiaii.d.-Adv. ; “Sil Tlie TWcinii annual cart liOrSeT’*^.-!j and .n iamt*>d to marry the young ers:—Adv. dtuSsUl can tell you fa wonder­ Judgi lit ProbateThe m»t rfnMi nt Moj-r'c Wondorful: Any ful efaclA Ujuguay la»L year Jiegah lo <;mi- rad*, al whir.li 4.0»X* (ram s in prize* i woman. Ilowwir; When Judge Ijiptlihute to Hie silppli*-.- of ctHlI.-d For sale iu Hastings by all drug­ Register of Probale. hain arrived at the Blodgett home, - “Cape Cod Calls'' is the -slogan Brussels, Belgium, May it. ' Adv. beef of the F'mled-.Kingdoni. he foujid the girl’s parents refused adopted by that ^lawachusitlls city. one do»o auOlclSBl. Mr. Hobpi' ex-i gists.—Adv. Etgal JKtwrtlM«eni$ Southwestern Michigan An Enormous Crop tf Wheat GOODYEAR BROTHERS NOTICE THESE BARGAINS IN SMALL FARMS Crook and Gould jm Mil Elis ISQWE MEAL ARE1 WAITING 15 W �TMaMHCTBH Iju p II H IHf MASIDOGN I0MIEI IIMICHI6AH DAIRYMEN ANIMAL OF AWFUL SIZE ONGE inhabited this state one-hnlf lablespoonfuF brown su­ gar. 81 ir quit'1 stfff with grahmn OF OUi Hour. Iasi it riso ns usual, tUen stir down and puf fa thu imns to bake. Do not knead with the If you have any doubt in regard to whether you arc getting the most money LIVED III TORRID CLIMATE hands.—Mrs. L. M. Arnold. possible out of your dairy, just give the Creamery at Hastings a few trials and Grahmn (loins—One pint of very BEFORE GLACIERS CAM.E cold water, ice water if possible, a if you do not receive more money there from the same amount of cream little salt mid graham flour to make than you have been getting by churning or by patronizing other creameries, a stiff batter. Beal long mid hard. WAYS OF SEPARATING MILK Skeletons of Ten of These Big An­ then you may be sure that you have been getting a square deal and all your Fifteen minutes is not too long. imals Have Been Found In Have the gem pans very hot, so that cream was worth. * Method Yet Devleed la CantriThis tftate. when greased ■ they will ■ smoke. Put in the baiter and hake filteeii-' No matter how much or how little you have to sell, bring it to us and you will Carelessly travelling over our aldarabla Outlay of Money. minutes in a very hot oven. The slate few persons ever stop to think get its full value. , secret of their goodness lies in the about its past history before tlie Dinner Time on the Farm. very cold water, the hard beating We pride ourselves on the accuracy ot our testings and other work, and if coming of man—lhe period ladon* Now I'll own it is provoking, . and tho hot pans and oven.—Mrs. 8. Tho three systems of separathng the coming Of the great glacier your cream varies in test our work will show it. When the tired, hungry man E. Wait. milk In most common use are: The when the heat was like that of the Gomes home to eat his dinner. Corn Gems—Two cups corn meal, Our price is as high as any creamery can pay and give correct weights and torrid zone aud the mastodon and And he finds his Mary Ann fU-o cups flour, two cups sweet fugnl. other animals of lerrillc size roam­ tests and wc will always give a square deal no matter where the price goes. Starting in to peel the 'talers. . milk, two eggs, threw heaping leaTho setting ot milk In pans or ed about unharmed by man. All Then she's sure to hear some spoonfuls baking powder, one half that, remains to tell of the existence Everyone should add more cows to their dairy, and wc will assure you a slang! cup butter, one-half - cup sugar. crocks, letting the milk stand for of these immense animals are the Bake in gem pans.-—Mrs. John from 13 to 34 hour*. depending upon itones occasionally dug up in bogs good steady market for all you can produce. tho temperature, and- then skimming While Hie men, so IiaIq and hearty, Black. and swamps. What other interest­ tho cream, is known as tho shallowLounge around in easy chairs, Wallies—Ono pint sweet milk, ing remains arc hidden in the Ihjsoui one half cup melted- butter, four pan.system. This Is the oldest meth­ of And wail for that late dinner. Earth only lune alone eggs, three tea'spoonfuls baking od of separating cream from milk. willMother Do you wonder that they care? reveal. An inquiry as to the powder, flour to make stiff baiter. value . of some mastodon bones pending very largely on how qntckly found near Portland, has elicited They are Mary Anns, Uio whole —Mrs. R. Hatch. Feather Cake.—Ono cup sugar, tho milk la cooled after coming from the following Inler.-trng -k.I.li world over, Who haven't enough of.shop - oiie-lialf cup sweet milk, ono egg. the cow and how low a temperature about tlm mastodon in Michigan To lake interest in husband's busi- one tables|ioon(ul butler, one ami la secured during tho creaming pro­ from Prof. Wilbur 'Robinson, n for­ ono-fourtlj cups flour, n litlle salt, ’ mer Portland man now engaged in And get |he pan of 'Inters in (heir one teaspoonful baking powder, Tho deep-tatting System Is used al­ geological work in northern Wis­ flavoring tn spit.—Anna Campbell. lap. consin: most aa much as the shallow-pan. Delicate Cake.—Ono cup sugar, “In regard lo the value of lhe fos­ cup butter, scant half cup Tho essentials of this system are cans Till they see lhe men aro coming. une-lialf sweet milk, whites of four eggs six to eight inches In diameter and sils found near Portland recently Then they're buru to hear some beaten very stiff, one und ono-lialf about two foot long, which aro placed you would probably lie surprised at the small amount anj; of the large slang I cuties flour, two tcnspoonfuls bak­ in cold water. Often a trench Is dug museums id the coumiy would offer ing powder, flavoring. Beat well for them. Ou lhe other hand curio Chiudo Pierson • They deserve it, res tliey do!" and daughter, NORTH HOPE. liefore baking.—Mrs. J. M. Huiro. dealers might give con-hlrnUde far Durolhy, and Miss Elvira BarnuJty Last Week's Letter. " 8|iouge Cake.—Thruo eggs, yolks But I'll draw anol her picture. the tooth if it is perf-d. They cer­ Of Hastings; Mrs. flora Marholr, mid whiles beaten separately, om* True io hie wii- u I am through cup - Augar, two tablcspoonfuls tainly are not worth hundreds of Mins Bernice Mnrhoff, Mrs. Elmer spending several days with her When you call your dog to dinner swevr milk, one cup Jlour—Mrs. dollars am! it is doubtful if they ihindiani and son. Krmielli, Mr. daughter, Mrs. lAmald .McCallum. Business stops—lit* starts and James White. are worth tens. and Mrs. Guy llazeu nnd daughter, Orson Tobias of Hinds Corners runs, “The mammoth or niiModon. the Elaine, the Misses Warileld, Cros­ Dale (hike.-—Beat togelhiT a Sunday wilh Roy Hull and I Though In: inay Im* al a neighbor's slightly largest of the elephant family of by, Cook,. Heath mid Knight of spent heaping rupful of .sugar Kalamn/oo; Burr Lalhrope of Ann wife. . Cute, manufartured br F. J. Cheney A and half a cupfbl of butler. Add Warrdn' Sefton made a business I Co.. Tnlrdo. Ohio. U tho only CoiulltnBut win'll the dinner bell's ringing. two wen iieaien eggs, qiir-nnn renArbur; Clark Doolittle of Detroit; “Guess I’ll plow another round/' spoonful lemon cxlracl and a rime at lhe time wb-ti it was any­ Mr. and Mrs. M. -F. Jphnson of trip to Grund Rapids .Saturday. Eloise and Hurothy Tidd of Mar­ thing hut leiuneral''. Three large laiiising; Mr. nml Mrs. Sydney scrape of nutmeg. Add one cup ­ 'Bout the lime you sfarl unhitching ful of sweet milk with ono <eaglaciers pushed klown huge-tongues Dunn,- Louis Dunn, Miss Lena shall called on lheir schoolmates Again you hear the' welcome -puonful of soda disMilved in It. of ice from thepoctli as far south, Dunn. Mrs. Lillian Cadwallader, here last week. sound, Oliver Hayward -and family.atin bur longitude, as tin* Ohio river. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moreau, Mrs. Finally mid two and one-half •‘ftps 'Bout the. coll you bought lust. Ilnur IL was during this period that the Flora Stafford. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. o. lended Children’s l.tay exorcises at wilh two tcaspoonfuls bream spring. mastodon ■'frequented this region. Johnson of Galesburg; Mr. and Mrs. tho McCallum Sunday evening. of tartar sifted through it. Have Hal Bellinger. Hart Bellinger mid Theodore Pranshku has purchas­ Sevi-ral specialists have . ventured prepared a heaping cup of dates, By ilu* Huie you come Iu dinner opinions as to the time these mas­ Miss Frances Bellinger of Plainwell. ed a new Port Huron Traction en­ washed, stoned and cut In two. Stir Mr. mid Mrs. Kennedy rtftocived gine. todons roamed lhe ••••uni ry. and Into the cuke batter and bake Half as good as “'yniir old mother gently they range from 2tu*«' lo CO,fMto many beautiful gifts of china, cut in slinllow tins. Cut in squares. Homer McCallum Is spending a WE BUY GRAIN OF AU KINDS Made for you when you Vvcre A ars ago. This was even before glass, silver and linen. They left week’s vacation at Hastings visiting most excellent cake.—Mrs. M. E. young." e limo that Egypt was iuliabilcd. l hat evening for a brief wedding his grandparents. We bay you the HIGHEST C. Bales. Coffee Cake.—One cup buller.-one "The hones of tlie-1 animals nnd trip to Northern Michigan: they ' Miss Emily Pranslika relumed PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ cup brown sugar, one cup molasses, other extinct .specie- nbf often will aleo visit Mr. Kennedy’s par­ home from Kalamapoo last week EVATORS. Wc buy and sell You'll admit il now, 1 see, ents al Elk' 'Rapids. Un their re ­ ■ me 'cup strong cold coffee, four found in our northern peat bugs. after spending some time with her on a LARGE SCALE. Wc in lliinkmg (liiugs ail over cups Hour, one egg, one leaspoonA specimen was once found frozen turn, they will reside in Kalama­ sister. This conclusion came to me: Separating Milk. depend upon doing a LARGE ful each of so,la. and i-imiamnii. in the permanent ice of Siberia zoo. where they will be at home to .Miss Edith Johnson loft Ahis Mon­ many' friends after August t. one-hnlf leas|K>oiiful each of cloves which was nearly intact, even the lheir Lines to Frances and Harry, with: day morning for Kalamazoo to at­ VOLUME oi business at a allspice, one-hnlf a nutmeg, in a spring bouse In which the water llesh and hair were preserved, and If you 'Like his mother used cook," nnd tend summer school al tin* Normal. SMALL PROFIT. two toaspmm fills lemon extract, sUnds nt the proper height and is Hie story goes that several Onthusi- an aisdogy to the guests: Eugene Dock and wife were over have never dealt with us, why pho-quart*? pound Of < ilroii, two continually running through tho asts went as far a- to make a soup Witli an'fntcrest'iiig book. Sunday visitors in Kalamazoo. not give us a trial. «un* .nii.mi', iwo cups seeded trench. ' of some of the tlesh. About ten When Nature sang, her sweetest Frank Chilson spent Saturday and This Is an effective and economical maslitdons have’ been found in U'tien quite slyly take lhe clothes-j raisins. Bake in n slow oven and set away for a w'eek or so before method, both aa to labor and expense .Michigan, all uf them in muck or From out this pretty garden spot. Sulidny wilh friends at Prairieville. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. \ line, '. Mrs. Charles Wise made a busiO'.C.LfcS. Phu57 Hutlip —.Mrs. M. K. Buck. peat. He chose* a Flower to share his ii".«s trip to Prichardvillo Friday. Bind him wilh it. good aud light. using. Manilla Cream Cake. — One. -c.up. lot. . ” •■Before the time of the great SllOUld h>* sliow a sliglit re'islance. sugar, 'one-fourth cup butler, one- sbullow-pan system lhe real efficiency George McCullough and wife of glaciers elephants were not found Never mind, just- let him tight I of this system of separation depends Hastings spent Sunday at Benlnrd half cup sweet milk, whites of e month of June uppcaleJ lo De Gulin’s. in Norlh Aim rica. alIh*H;^Ii the Ihree eggs, one teaspoonful*i-ream upon tho temperature of the milk. Harry. Tbo best method of separating milk camel nnd rilin'*.*' reus were plent i. Edward Johnson, wife and ^6n of of tartar .one-half teaspoonful ful. Their Imhi*- are a comtnon find Any tiling you have in mind. East Orangeville -spent Saturday soda, one and one-half cups tlnur. yet devised Involves a considerable in Wyoming and T>'\as. Il is thought many;' night nnd Sunday wilh Ralph outlay of money nnd the farmer ex­ For tho cream, take a little over a mastodon elrphanls crossed the Nothing spoiled now will Brown, pects hotter resulu from It than any lhe today ilnd. Dan Hull and wife have moved in mie egg, one teas[ioonfui *' corn other method, naturally—and ho geU Behring straits' during an uplift of nt that i>*>int, but this uf To wish you joy on life’s high­ will! Ilieir son Fay Hull aud wife, four taidcspoonfuls .sugar. them too. Whether a man makes or the land offering continuous opportunity for wns lung before man inhab­ Lu-rimis sh-ak, delirious biueuils. .'larch, way. near Shultz. Flavin- with vanilla.—Mrs. Alice loses money on his milk Is usually de­ course Baked pylMiirs, piping hot. ited Nortib-Auwricn. ’ * , Crater. termined by his method of separating Many other lusty di-ln-s. This-nifty'couple will make n hit Ing which will poeitivciy lead to a Jumbles—Cream together two IIIUII BANK. Which Illis day ’twill be your lot. cupH sugar and mm of butler, add It A machine l«Teipon»lvo at-tho Kcnncdy-^Toui-r Home Wedding Ctxxl Ntlaricd position Uiruugh lhe well beaten eggs, six lable- start, but It is worth having. To serve ‘to him who’s-bound se- three '“Smile. mid the world smiles wilh dings was that of Miss Frances Just a liBl. s[HMHifuls sweet milk, two tea­ you. spoonfuls baking powder, bavor to ROUGHAGE GIVEN DRY COWS Ade!la.Flower .d Mrfo nnd Mr. Har­ Laugh and the world will roar: The man. of course, lhe burden ry Martin Kenm-dy of KahunffZ.oo. taste. Hour to make quite thick. Howl, and tin* world will leave you DETROIT, MICH. ’ efiudid* carry. Do not roll out. but break off pieces which took place al the home of lhe Human longue can never tell. And never come bark nny more. ot dough the size of walnuts mid bride ’ s parenls. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. J. ’You can conk ns good as mother! make into rings by rolling out a.« 8ran or Oats, or a Mixture With Flower of Milo, Saturday afternotui i* should he loyal, krnn nnd true, For all of us couldn't bo liundsome,, You have never done so well!” Nor all of uwear gboa rlollms; Meal Is Excellent large as your finger mid joining the June 20L11, al i o'ehick.- The cere­ Aud a smiling Juee for Frances But a rinile is not expensive / mony wns performed by Rev. J. E. ends. Lay them on a tin two Inrh-1 win .-ay now, in condnsiou, i-s apart, us they rise and spread. (By T. U HAECKKR.) Slater, pastor of Milo M. E. church No woman can hive a grouchy man. . And covers a world uf-Sloe/.” . FIRE INSURANCE Since we’ve made Hie mutter Bake in a modcrule oven. These During the olght or ten weeks that in the prcsenci' of seventy-live , Ho heed this faul as well as you plain, If you ar* not insured or would Mr. and Mrs. W. C, Willetts mid will keep a long lime.—Mrs. J. A. cows go dry, their food shpnld bo guests. Tlie hnuse was beautiful­ .. _cao. , . . Try to he ns prompt al meal time children wore very pleasantly enHurd. chiefly roughage. A daily allowance ly decorated for IM occasnm wRJi Ah when going to catch a train. Ginger Knaps No. f—Ono cup of two pounds ot bran or oats, or a daises, ferns and vines, and large N6w Frances, dear, just a word or (jTlained al the home of Mr. Wil­ lett's uncle, Mr. John Willetts, of sugar, one cup butter, one cup inn- mixture of twp parts each of bran and iHiquetH .of ro.-cs. Preceding Hi** two, OSO and can fully protect you. Then you’ll find rm cold poUitoes. Hast Ings, Sunday. A delicious twoIii.hs'M, pul over lhe fire and boil. Mi— Elvira Barnaby LEE If. PRYOR •• Meat dried up, and hiscuils cohl. -When cool add one lc.nspooiiful oats and ono part of linseed ipoal or ceremony, course dinner was sei-ved with ice - (handing in*r a rolling pin.) sweetly sang ’’<• Promise Me," after Onioc ln New Kiehblns-Burton DlkIl will make her work much lighter soda dissolved ip a cup m hot wa­ com oil meal, makes a proper feed which i-ruam and i ‘ ake for refreshments in lhe bviuijiful strains uf This present I’m sure you’ll think And she’ll never have to scold. the afternoon. ler, ono lablcspiianftil ginger, one for a cow near calving. Borno roots, Mendelsshoit's w> ddina march were is funny. cabbage, pumpkins, oa squashes aro Mr. mid Mrs..M. E. Calkins are en ­ leaspiHinful ginger, one tenspomiheard. Lllliun Cadwallader presid­ But you’ll agree with me jCs userf BALTIMORE TOWN 1.LNE, ' No (kmiphilnl lo Make. tertaining their son Ross's wife mid ful einnaiiiim, one leaspooiiful also very good. Highly carbonaceous ing nt the piano. 1 Last Week's Letter. It was nt the vaudeville, the gid cloves. children of Kalamazoo. Mix soft, roll very, thin roughage, such as straw and corn Rev. Slater ih-i entered LM-par­ 'with the excruciating voice trad and bake.—Mrs. L. If. Gage. Mrs. George Skidmore, who has I have been asked why Hie Balti­ lor followed by.hiile Miss Dorothy houhl he neglect you i>r slay out sulks; is not good at this partalular ihlishi-il her song. . been caring for her. daughlmxMra, more Town Lino curresiKUident did Ginger Snaps No. 2.—One cup su­ niglri -. “Just think, groniu-d Brown lo the gar, one cup molasses, one cup mill­ limo. Such foods, with cold water, hearing the riti- in the heart -of a Just show him you believe in Fred Miller, in Assyria, rolunled not write-tip some news. The reas­ si ranger at his side; “we paid real ed lard, three heaping loaSixtmifnls cold drafts, or lying out at nlgbt on large water lily, then followed the home Saturday. •She rejiorts Mrs. on for not writing is I have bebu woman's 'rights. or cold ground, are tho chief nmui*y I" hear Hint." Miller as slowly improving. sick four weeks but am some better. ginger, throe leaspuonfuls soda dis­ damp bride's maids, tlie Misses Maytie “I didn’t.’’ wns the reply; "camo liked in nine teaspoonfuhi boiling causes of cakod udder or gargot Miss Beryl Cronk is assisting Mrs. Wilkinson and Beulah Warileld, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Young ami in-on a cqpip." waler, salt, flour to make medium gowned in pink crepe meteor, then And should he retuse use this on Fred Miller wilh her housework. daughter aro the guests of hnr “But ..you had tn upend car fare stiff dough.—Mrs. B. D. Ashton. Mr. ami M. E. Calkins and camo Miss Bf-rime Flower, sister brother. Will Harris and family, uf to get here, did you nol?” son Orville mid guests, Mrs. Roxs Grand Rapids. ’ Graham. Pudding—Two cups gra-| of.llie bride gowerd in a light blue •‘Nope,"-replied lhe Uliroinpllllll- hum or entire wheal flour, quo of .Calkins mid <-hildr>*ii of Kalamazoo, crepe de cheib*. carrying daisies, Mr. and Mrs. Hedges and family ing om*; “I live williin walking dis­ New Orleans ’molasses, one cup attondrii IM* L. A. S. at Maple Grove mid Mr. Burr l.:ilhn)pe ns best man, have moved on tho fann of. Mrs. tance.” ■ Thursday. sweet milk, one cup raisins chop­ (ben little Helen .Hunky,- in a'gown "’But.", persisteii- Brown.- despnr- ped fine, one t"HspoonTul soda, salt Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bldehnan .Mary Reed. of white came M attering rose puialn Just a little bad cream may spoil .in lhe pqlh w.iy.id the brido and nt"ly. “al least you hoped to bo en­ lo taste. Imvo recently purchased a Stude­ 'R. F. Garrison met his son P. FSteam three hours. G am son Friday fa Kalamazoo, re-tertained, not punished."’ baker automobile. Snueo for same: one-half cup a whole batch of butter. groom. The bride looked very must sweep and Kcrub. iurning Saturday. His son had been "No. 4 dhhi'l care," grinned lhe boiling waler, one-hnlf cup sugar, lovely in a gown of wliite silk-crepe And keep him well filledWith the I ' ’ stranger; “I came lo get away from one egg well beaten, two tcaspoonSixty hand concerts, for which in the navy four years. Don't be afrald of overworking your with trimming- "f lace and pearls . best uf grub. home; iny wife* is cleaning Muse." fuls flour, flavor with- lemon.—Mrs. currycomb nnd brush this win tar. lhe city has SlOJinO available, will Little Frances Farr is a little and carried a -liewnr bouquet of Eda McDonald. roses. Iler only ornament was a His clothing. loo will .nee<j attention bi* given in Portland. Orc., public hotter al this writing. Old-Time Recipes. Pickled Onions—Choose the small John Woodruff is building a new Though this fact, 1'need not parks Ulis spring and summer, A promising heifer calf at any kind diamond and peart lavelifiere, a gift beginning tlfa Ural smulay in May. part on to bis house. taken round white onions, take off lh» ,of reasonable price la safe buying of the' groom. The bridal party The following recipes an* ------. mention; from tho first Herald Cook Book, brown skin, have n pan of boiling look their places m front of u lat­ His stockings loo, hs every one 'rnniidieii in IKH5. There an* ninny water ready mid throwfn as many tice decoration of myrtle, (lais.-, know-. „__i.____ ii..... ..... -v*,...... ...i........ .ii onions as will cover tho' top. As . ........................................... ferns where lhe impressive Will eternally be pul al lhe heel A comfortable stable reduces the ami recall not only the names- yf lhe soon as they look clear oh lhe out ring coftinony was performed. and toes. , ‘•ruud /l'ravuiMu mothers, but th" •oile lake them up ns quickly as 1cost of maintenance and Increases tho Congratulations followed when flow of milk. way the good things usej I" irisle liffs8tbty..!nrthnn-mi a dean doth. : Mrs. Faouie Jaekadtl. .With an apol­ Keep a smiling face fur tent tn” when eaten at the hnapiUibte tables cover with another, and let them ogy to the guesls read a poem writ­ gaze upon, It paya to keep a dairy thermometer ten by herself far the occasion. of our dear eld friends, fri'iids al­ [in until-they-aro cold. Put them And keep his bullous all sewed in cmi.* mid cover them wilh good whororer caws are milked, whatbor it Miss Barnaby lima sang a beauliftil most thirty years ago. on: Graham Bread—One coffee cup cider vinegar, scalding hot. When ■ selection, "Adoration.’’ , ' I Opef>ihe door ns homo lie comes, tour milk, one-half cup brown su­ cold pul the -covers on.—Mrs. M. Tho guests were soon seated at May nil your troubles be little .You can get it Irotn n» al anytime you with and in any quantity you need. gar, one*half cup white flour, one P. Burns. small tables, scattered through IhtV Phone ni and we will deliver to any part of the eity. ’ ones. . • teakpoonful soda, one tablespoonful Pickled Apples—Eight pounds of spacious rooms with the f-' * k bridal sail. Add graham Ilnur mid stir apples, pared qnd quartered, four ' |i|r.ty at the large table in Hie iu ...... din- Mtlay you over be happy and love Why Our Cream Is So Good. not an upUxxlata dairyman. pounds of sugar, one quart of vine1 until thick enough for the spoon' lo ing'room, a Inige bouquet'of one another just ktmi.d upright in the mixture. gar, ono ounce of. slick cinnamon, frirming the center piece. A thro* Aud be just as good uaryour fath­ Boil '▲ allo will doable the amount of course wedding 'upper was served. Spread lhe lop as smooth us poac one-half ounce- of doves. cream is .mode by machinery and no hand touches it, thus making it er and inottmr. silih* after jiuUing in. tho lips to vinegar, sugar and spices together, milk produced to tho utro ami cuts L'titK, WHOLBSOMK and SANITARY. Those who assisted fit serving bak*.—TJirn dip.nn two.jir J Ii ree pul in the apples nnd let them re­ Um oast at prodaclng It in two. were tha-_Miss«*H Alien Jones, Dorris The women of the Thursday club, We make a specialty of handling tee Cream for Parties, Socials, Sundsy lublespoonfuh of cold waler. main in about twenty minutes. Tut Jones. Eihily Lewis, I-nvera Doster. of St. Paul. Minn., distributed slips Dinner* or any Special Occasion. Bako in a slew-oven half an hour.— tlu-.apides in a jar. boil Lhe syrup Experiment* hare proven the aver- MiMrcd Wilkinson. Ethel Lewis ■broaddist mvr lheir city pledging Carter.. Mrs. D. E. Carter.. until Huck aud. pour over them.— ।ago milk cow requires xbout an ounce ami each signer t" di-courace unmoral Genevic'" growp. Rusipil Raised Graham Bread—One and Mrs. 3. KvEhns. ■ ,of salt a day. Heavy milkarx should Thorpe and Loy al-Flower. (days and vaudeville in altendahce. one-fialf cups of . white bread The above recipes are taken from । Guests from away were. Mrs. C. Cooperation by th** new-papcrs has 548 J. W. ARMSRUSTSR, Prop’r Hatting*, MHK sponge. Add one-half cup warm the Home Cheer Dept, of the Grand M. Jansky and daughter. Helen, of worked a moral uplift of lhe stage water, one table-spoonful molabses, I Travers* Herald. ' Madison, Wucousin; Mr. and Mrs. Liict e. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO THE DAIRYMEN S FRIEND PHONE 533 HASTINGS, MICH, Spring Term Detroit Business University Dairy Notfs If You Want Delicious ICE CREAM THE PALM GARDEN �THE H*8TING« BANNER, JW, 1*11 of hasti*6s Conlinued from page 17. during that memorable campaign and has been preserved by mo lovingly as perhaps the choicest personal poMcsrlon of my lifetime. Probably the first step to secure en­ listments was the appointment wof Marcus Riker as recruiting officer. He established hl* office In the building which the Hessmer jewelry store nowa saloon bar on the cast side, an ryster cooking and serving place at Hank Jones, “the man who swallowed FADE TWENTY oaeness of the situation before us ano KcotmnioNS that it was no primrose journey. OURIHB THE CIVIL WAR There wa* less singing of "We’ll hang Jeff' Davjs. to a sour apple tree,” but the jaw of the cltlx>*n Sbowrel a more firm setting and when the call entire again thn clarion answer rang out “We’re coming Father Abraham, tlie"hundred thousand more” and the busi­ ness of colliding settled down to 'a grim earncRtnoss, and cqptlnuffl! throughout tho war. anjl It seemed to me sometimes that them whs n daily procession of teams passing our hntiie carrying recruits to the concentration camp, and long strings of horses tied two by two to.a central rope led by men on horseback destined for serv­ ice in the cavalry. . The band.boys, ns they were called accompanied flu* recruits, occupying the leading wagon. .My father was lhe leader. I was wild to go with him. and much to my delight I was lnvlt*-l together with Will Hartwell who ac­ companied his father tho bass drum player. We had a Commodious wagon, and' aside from the brass band had a snare drummer nnd a flfcr, Wash npllqws, who Indeed was a bcjlowa. IT’S TERRIBLY HOT But it won't be next winter, OUR COAL will be though—that’s what you will need next winter 'In time of feast prepare for famine. In time of heat prepare for cold. Every fall there has been a scarcity of hard coal and many people have not been able to secure coal when they needed it. This year don’t wait. Place your order now with us. We have plenty of HARD COAL on hand and several cars in transit. Many dealers all over the country are now charging winter rates for coal, but we are charging summer rates for a short time, and advise our customers who can do so to place their orders with us NOW for their winter's supply. cus clowns were wont to assure us on their annual visits. We youngsters, ever present. In­ quisitive -and -persistent, stood wIHi" mouths agape taking In all the cere­ monies of enlistment and enrollment, and “the more we looked, the more our wonder grew, etc.” Oh! these were great men to our boyish eyes than and many of them justified In camp on tho Kent Co. fair ground, we action and conduct our admiration. drove In procession-ardund lheir mile! I am unable to call the roll of these track and tho Bellows placed Ills splendid gentlemen nnd their achieve­ fife at his lips entering the gate nnd ments, tho luster of which reflect* never removed It lhe whole distance glory upon our beautiful little city around, playing continuounly the tune. »nd in whlch.we arc entitled to bask. “Tbe <Jlrl I Ixift Behind Me." Our honored and worthy cilixcn. the present county drain commissioner, We had two passengers, naldo from who served throughout tho war. holds us two boys, in tho band wagon this the most prised modal Issued by this trip, one, a prominent then business government for gallsntry. The most man of our village, the other, an Im­ democratic emblem in tho knoun mense bald headed eagle In a cag". world, whoso achievement is consid­ Like the majority of-the men along, ered a gift of the Gods from the high; this business man had n capacious cst genersl officer to the humblest pistol pocket fully loadoil. a largo battles and long lists of killed, wound­ In 1861 with the Second Mich, cavalry, Hveth." From “The Crooked Fool path." Ing listened to mo so patiently, and private In the ranks, and an absolute­ portion of the pistol pocket having ed nnd missing. Our people went participating with them in the en­ When the news came of the sur­ bespeak your kindly criticism ot my Ah. here it ial lhe sliding rail ly priceless possession. All hall 'to toon transferred to other quarter* i bout their dally occupations, heavily gagement* as far as Pittsburgh Land- render of Lee tho town just hummed' efforts and if*I have suggested In any That mark* the old-remcniimred about his person. Ho conceived tho spot; • Danny! Loyal soldier, honest gentle­ <ng and tho battle of Shiloh where be with excitement, the war being over. of my remarks something that some Idea of becoming friendly with -Mr. man. true and faithful friend! noon everyone wns on the qul vlve was stricken with the disease from We knew our loved ones would soon! ot you Con tell bettor or some otlrer The gap llial struck our nehooltoy Probably, my most admired Sir Eagle, and finally offc/ed to and did. listening for the stage horn that an­ wh!c& ho afterwards died. My mother bo home and life would resume It* I things that I have not recounted and Galahad, possessing personally all The crooked path aerng* the lot, . nounced tho mall and dally papers later entered the service as a hospital even tenor. Our joy wns unbounded you know, I ain sure these younger those attributes of my Idealised Fre­ T did not see lust what occurred but I were almost here. The driver 'gave nurse. They both no*- repose on tht and to give It expression everyone men,, who aro putting forth such mont, was a young man, a neighbor, did see a thumb nearly severed from this slgualat about where tho Rattle beautiful hill yonder among the noble turnod in to the building of an im­ prniso'wbrthy effort* for our enter­ Il left (ho road by school and church, who wont out as a captain. To my this man’s ham). From the time wc Creek road enters South Jefferson mon nnd women of their day. Can mense stack of empty -barrels, boxes tainment and to got as many flr*it A penciled shadow, nothing more, !you wonder, my friends, that In all and anything else burnable and woe hand accounts ot Interesting incidents youthful mind I pictured time and loft hero until our arrival at dMtlnnThat parted from tin* sliver birch again the gallant and dashing things the precise place from which its mu­ iny wanderings, the wish was ever In In tho building of our community for Ami ended nl the fanfihouHo iloor. road by largo delegations of farmers, he would do on. the field of battle, nnd nnd their wives nnd children, bring­ sical notes would roach to the fnrth- my heart that rqy declining daysi This soon assume*! mountainous pro- permanent record and preservation th* highest pinnacle of tho temple was ing both wools of good cheer and sub­ < rmost confine* of tho village. • might be spent among the scenes hal-• i>ortlons nnd was topped by a bare?) for tho generations that come after us. No lino or compass traced its plan; my lowest dream for him. Imagine stantial Wo boys, though we might bo scat­ : full of tar. It was placed In the mld- will be gald to give you n place on right, . offerings of the good cheer then, my hearers, tho consternation Wilh frequent. Itentls hr left ur tered far nnd wide, nutting, swim­ uf the road by some event or act of' ule of Main street about opposite the tho program nt any time. Why not from kitchen, cellar, -orchard nnd Inofmlcss wayward curves il ran. that ffHed me when the daily paper* field. It seems to mo now ns if we ming. birdsnesting , or perchance, klndnes* nt the hands of those noble' north entrance to the court house Hut always kept lhe door in sight. brought the news of a great battle and men and women sleeping so quietly watching the flight of that hoary head ­ ' square, and when it was lighted after diffident In these matters, nnd aa tbcould havo loaded a freight car or -. , —Oliver Wendell Holmes. two with their offerings, their wel­ ed bold eagle, that made his homi- .now, and of whom we speak as the' nightfall It threw such n glare upon myself. though I have been often In­ face of the enemy. Did I believe it* come wn* cordial and their cordial near Thornapple lake, as he wended loved nnd lost. But why do wo callI tho heavens that farmers for miles vited. I pledge you my word this Is No! A thousand times No! And was welcome. Ono could see In their bls way up and down the river seek­ them from our dally road? God's un­■ ground came rushing pell mell think­ the first thing I havo eVer attempted while, some shook their heads, I went ing sustenance for his loved ones, seen Angel, hovering o'er tho earth.> , Ing tho whole town was burning up, or consented to do anywhere nt any for days whh sullen and dogged Un­ dead In -the land.. Who were these anon lighting In the top of some lofty looked on us all, and loving them the most of them remained all night to re- time. And now having passed my belief that ho could so wreck the men occupying those wagons? Mon tree, looking tho landscape o’er with most straightway relieved them from। joice with us. Our enthusiasm was grand cjtnaetorlc, and the sunset Hen r cltsdel of my adoration, and, when a nt fever heat and no one In the town's just over tho hill. Bordering on the “ * LAROKST VARim wilh a smile on their lips to n wise and wicked eyes nnd perhaps, life’s weary load. later atory of his absence, that at the going valley of the shadow. ’ r limit* got any sleep that night. destiny they knew not of? Ah! They being suspicious or frightened, And who is lie dore whisper risk of his life, ho had entered the bore the name of American knlght- launching himself into the nlr with s Of thr day, so quickly succeeding The old'dnys seem far awny and mem­ enemies' line*, crawled between the ory may be deccllfql. "Common Soldiers.” Do we ask shrill scream of defiance, proclaiming When bird and beast and flower and1 this day and night of .rejoicing. 1 dying and the dead on that field of Jiood, to the world hl* right, ns a free born . flora * never thin* or speak uiimoved. battle, to where tho color bearer had who lhey were? For answer. laol; American, to life, liberty and the pur­ All wish them back again. tho honor roll of any college I think you all knew Dr. Burton and Down tho dim roiuf of yesterday, gone down,* secured the colors, upon suit of happiness. No matter. I sayTh tho early days of the war. owingl his characteristics, and how welt he Yet oft tho heart wllhln me cries stripped himself to tho buff, wound founded in this country by and before For just ono glimpse of those glad them about his body, ' replaced hit 1861. Ldok upon tho honor roll of stage driver wind his musical horn, to lhe suspension of specie payments,• apparently always had himself In skins . clothing, and ns patrols ware lighting tho pulpit, the bench and th? bar, ex­ wa. Immediately dropped everything every one, everywhere, was put to It1 hand. Personally; one ot my dearest When hearts were gay. hViS the records of the factories, lor fractional change less than one themselves over ‘tho Hold searching amine foundries, machine shops, mercantile and a concentrated rush wltll many dollar, nnd many expedients were re­ tiilent and life long friend. The doc­ What Joyous, carefree days were they I out lheir wounded., ho proceeded by establishments, ask for the’ traditions ethers to beat the stage to Fred Ack­ sorted to to bridge aver this defect. What merry games wc used «o play! tor was one of the accommodating devious and dangerous devices an-1 1 look back wham. any fl reside In this broad land. The ley’s drag Store where ho dropped Due bills were unwelcome though they gentlemen who always had the largest ways to thread lhe gauntlet to safety of Ah! how time flies. answer is there nnd also this. Evon as the bundle of papers before proceed. were used, but the old, cart wheel crowd about him to hear hlin read in wlthin our line* and delivered tlie these men were sir, so are you and I My boyhood Ilea. his clear, penetrating voice of per­ rescued colors to headquarters, 1 postoffire. There was always such a And now. my temple* streaked with was transported to the seventh In any emergency nt any time that our scramble for first papers that It.has plemented by'bank tokens, commer­ fect enunciation. On this day he wa* grey. heaven of delight Now, this journey country calls. Well do we dedicate a often been a mystery they wore not cial adv« rtlh-.ng color, etc., as chicken rented as usual. In front of "Penny" I alt gnd dream of Ufa time's May. feed, on^ijor largcf sums postage and Hawley's grocery store, bo had had was not made In the moment I lake day to their memory and much better completely torn to bit*. revenue ptanfps were'used pasted up­ no word of that ghastly tragedy until Wlillo memory old Time defies. to speak of it, and I have traveled still would It bo if wc-should call It Though smiling. I cannot despise Not everyone was able to bu^ a pa­ with him the route a thousand times, a national day, as it rightfully is. In­ per. but several accommodating gen­ on stri|^ of card board In sums of f, he unfolded tho dally paper, more Those master fictions of their day, 10, 25 and 50 cent* each, but they quickly than usual because it was stead of legal. The memory of that • died a thousand dcathc. and have re­ . My boyhood Iles! tlemen would scat themselves nnd , jolced a thousand times over our nar­ trip and the profound Impression It read to a crowd oltout them every rapidly became defaced and useless completely bordered with black, and even, for redemption. They served when those hideous, bold, black let­ row escapes from discovery, reach­ innde upon my young mind, though 1 In thr Insl year 136,123 marriage, .WHrTTXMORE BROS Item and scrap of war news before was unconscious of It al the time. Will the purjioso of suggesting lhe "postal ters stared out at the top. “ Presi ­ ing with him the final goal, assisting licenses were InhihI in Philadel­ taking the pdper homo . for closer him In the delivery of those' colors endure while life lasts. It wns the perusal, thus the whole town was currency or so called Shin Plasters dent Lincoln assassinated." he sat, phia. which came into being by the act of with vacant eyes, the paper widely nnd shared in the honors so gloriously red letter days of my life time, nml quickly Informed of everything up to and worthily headed upqn him. My for many years I was accustorqod to date mid especially all Items of per­ congress, July 17, 1862. Before this extended between his two hands, as preface my remarks with “when 1 act was passed, owing tp the distaste If turned lo stone. How long he sat sonal interest. OcessloHiilly In the for due bills nnd loss on the stamp, thus. 1 do not know. Wo were all him was that ho wns seriously wont down to Grand Rapids.” long lists.oF casualties tho name ot some ono hero conceived the Idea of tensly on the "Qul vlve,” and then -wounded nnd In hospital nnd ngaW 7Durlng the peaceful-day* precodlna some acquaintance would be rend out a local currency to be issued and re­ slowly, Iu a voice no one recognised, later that his leg hod. b*-?n amputated. the war, courtships ran their usual -a suddeh-gasp or sob would ap­ deemed by one man of high standing scarcely above a whisper, he read that Now this didn’t signify anything to courses and the usual eventful cul­ tmd prise the listeners of some heart me except that some additional honor mination of marriage, but at the break stricken one, who immediately fell out and Integrity, ;*ossesslng the contl-,/ awful headline. The paper fell from bad come to him. I hadn’t lhe slight­ nnd at every additional call, troths end took n’ leaden footed way home­ donee of the whole community, and nerveless fingers, he bunt Into tears est Idea otherwise of what amputation were plighted to bo fulfilled at the ward to curry the sad tidings. The lo b.< backed by the deposit of money nnd covering hts face with his shaking with him by shy one desiring to avail hands, collapsed forward over bls first furlough time, marriages were valescent and furloughed and would hastened and" Increased In number, reading would be stopped for a little himself of this’ convenience. The knees and shook with convulsions of soon bo home brought Joy to my heart the wives and fiances of the boys space and every jiat In, the crowd man selected wa* the then county grief. Whether anyone. ma>* or boy, be removed in token of sym­ treasurer, Haney N. Sheldon, and I in that gathering was similarly af­ and I awaited anxiously for the time were on hand at their departure for a would desire to pay tribute to their good fected I <lo not know. When I got he would arrive when, though un­ final embrace, kiss, and God speed, pathy for tho bereaved ones. It waa customary In those days to judgment No man ever stood higher partial command of myself, I found Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment known by him, 1 could see him an>l nnd when We took, census after the pour out my silent adoration and wor­ boy** departure, each time we found toll the churcji bell al the passing of In this or any other community,-and myself kneeling at .the doctor's side * . in Western Michigan. . and sobbing out my grief in unison. ship. The day of hl* arrival had been u Substantial Increase In “War each soul In the community, the num­ r.o man ever will! ber of strokes Indicating lhe age of Widows" as they were cajled. Th" Tlie manner of thia Issue was: Any rainy, and bls little son and 1 were Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. the deceased,nnd. when our Hsia of engaged In the serious engineering quickest culmination of il\troth I now person could take to him currency friend, and I had instinctively leveled Store Phones— Farm Phones— feat of damming the guttei' on my recall, was during n dance In tho old dead came faster nnd faster II seemed and pqrchane from him fractional Bell, 173 Bell, 651 ride of theatrect when the stage drove ball room, now the second story of sometime* as though one would never parts of tire dollar, a* for Instance: me, ono fcreat 'soul and masterly man .Citizens, 5173 Citizens, 6251 up unnoticed by us until my hero had tho building where tho Ironside & t.et tho sound out of hl* oars. Fu­ "Good" for (5, 10, 25, or 50 cents), pouring out his grief for tho loss of neral service* were held In the vari ­ payable to bearer on demand. In even u kindred soul. nllghtcd and called his son. who drop­ Michael millinery store Is located. A It I* not a pleasant spectacle to see ping everything ran quickly across lieutenant was home on a short fur­ ous churches for single individuals sums of one dollar and upwards." a man like this In his agony. On the the street, and leaped Into bls fath­ lough and was attending this dance complete in every detail except tho SlgniMl. Harvey N. Sheldon. er's arms. I wav not far behind him with his fiance. At the end of ono set. presence of the remains, and occn- This Acheme worked very well for a day of the nation wldo memorial serv­ rionally a memorial or union funeral but halted as If suddenly paralysed, they went quietly* down the stairs, time nnd possibly until the .fractional ices for our worshipped, martyred gating, horror stricken, at him prop­ crossed tho court house -yard, were < urrcncy was available, but we had a president. It was my fate to be in tlie ped ppon a crutch, an empty pant log married by the minister who lived ported dead. These services wort* aft few Individuals in this community town of Prairieville, noted for tha pinned up to his waist and the leg who?*-, tho Baptist meeting house tended by. probably - every marl, woman who were always seeking to extend fine statesmen and citixens it has sent pone. I gated thus for a moment un­ stands and were back In the ball room land child In the community able to their credit, and this means wa* sug- Into our midst. I attended the serv­ til I finally realised what amputation at the call of “Take your patners for Igo. 1 use the term community ad-18es.tlve. so. soon there appeared a ices there but have no distinct recolmeant, then turning I fled to the the next sot.’’ How do I know this? | vlscdly as this village approached the miscellaneous assortment of this same IccUon of them ns the choir obliterat­ fnnhannoet corner of our home prom­ ideal of communism as closely ns I currency signed by some good people ed everything else from my mind by isee upon the grate and wept long and Ing my usual stunt of selling pop It was ever preached anywhere. Tip I nntl ^rao strictly »af It became trying to sing a long meter hymn to — MH. Wawn nt n f the • A tfront, rAt. I tthr *’ ■ obnoxious,’ and sometimesI.it___ .1 - dis­ a short metor tune. After the return wlnnqpt.were Utterly. I could not reconcile my­ corn to the dancers nnd Len treated bread was Kitchen Economy pay was small, facilities for sending agreeable knd amborrassing for maf­ of our soldiers, many of the politici­ self to see any Justice in thus malm- me well. Aristoe Flour in the economical Flour—it goes “In peace, lovo tunes the shepherd * money home were bod. communication ans and other* reallied what a great farther — so the housewife who uses .ft la prac­ ter this upon thr street..without a reed, was slow, prices were high and want consulUUons were held U to moans asset the wap service was If skillfully ticing economy without sacrificing quality. In •.urge of that same feeling and It In war. he mounts the warrior’s steed, was staring tnany in tho face. When for ridding the community of It with­ used. I will only note ono which is persists to this day whenever I think In hamlets, dances on the green, our noble men and women realised out* ffenec. quite characteristic with variations. fact, some of them say they never had such of that day. Although I am not fa­ the conditions. Immediately the help-. A persistent office seeker here, who remained■ however for that born satisfactory flour before and tiiat the saving in miliar with his aubsequetit career, I Loro rules tho caxnp, tho court, tho Ing hand ..was stretched out, it wnm humorist and Prince of Wits, Russell had neither, been to- the front nor cost is noticeable in the family ____ have always held and do yet hold. In grove “From everyone according to Lis B. Wightman to give it the propel- furnished a substitute, was accus­ expense account, it’s easy to Aud men below, and saints above, ability. To evjry one according to pu«h. A man purchasing * bill of tomed to place-a board inside the leg save when you do not have to / && most holy of holies, this cultured man, For loYb Is Heaven, and Heaven Is his needs.’’ and steps were .taken to good* from bln laid down inpayment of hts pants when he went canvassing sacrifice—just use Aristoa Flour. / /A this genial companion, thio loyal cltllove. establish a relief fund for the war a miscellaneous lot of this stuff. Ruse, about He always careibd a cane, and ran. this gallant soldier, officer and Prom the disastrous defeat of our widows and orphans. * This wa* done took It and sorted it into two piles In his periods of eloquence and gentleman, tho Into CapL Israel S. raw and untrained troops at the first und orders issued, regularly, .by our raying. ■ “this I will take, but that I waving the "bloody shirt" would battle of Bull Run, wc commenced to county treasurer. This was not cap’L" “Why! What’s the imatter bring hl* cone down, with a resound­ understand how lacking we were in with all of Itf the man says. Russ, ing smack upon this board to give the the front, nnd the disastrous military strength and as Uw dally pa- St was such."! speak from the stand­ pointing to one pHe says, "This I impressloir-that he had “fought.—ded point of a reclptenmf this fund. We know will be redeemed, but the other and blied" for hl* country. I thank you, my friends, for hsvwere filled with lurid accounts of the had given our all, my father went out »ay» I know not that my Redeemer You’ll save money by ordering now. Edmonds Bros.—The Elevator Men PHONE 18 HASTINGS, MICH Whittemore's 1 /Shoe Polishes think of fynry Smith Grand Rapids, mid). When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose A ristds v Flour - 1 3 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-07-16.pdf b5121d11f103ea34da4d10a90070cbee PDF Text Text THE FIFTY-NINTH YEAR MIMI'S “M” I# muffins is com BANNER. HASTINGS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JULY 16.1914 20 PAGES HAVE AN AUCTION SALE oscaSaSTLMSocK LIVELY SCHOOL MEETING SEASON 1914 HELD MONDAY NIGHT I Mail Clerk Hay* Delton Merchant At Ills Premises Du Blate Rond. St*c. . IB. IlnslinpK Offer* (iood Lht at HI# Bale., WILLILM COX. OF GRAND RAP­ IDS, APPEARS AS LIVING We-ley Peltingill hart decided Io quit farming because of pour EVIDENCE. hiallh. He will therefore have an nui'lion gale at his farm on the Stale Rmpl. Section t<5 Hastings. IN HABEUS CORPUS PROCEEDCol. W. IL Couch will In* the nuc5< INGS TO GET LITTLE GIRL llmu’er and Hen Merrick clerk. There will be no by bidding. Mr. Peltingill offers a “ ? ----------jyarH obi •-«— coB. ■»• broke single or double, , perfectly Lust Hatband, John Smith. of De­ Safe, a Durham heifer, 5 Berkshire troit. With Her When Marriage slioal-, 3 other sltoai.-. "d good kiyWas Prin rd Void. Tlip u n fo («<•<• 11 appearance. of iiiiieoilii at'liries. Il will be tin nf-William J. Go\. of Grand Rapid!*, lihnoon snhu commencing id .one her first Im-hand. whom she said o'clock sharp. See Ih** adv. for she supposed was dead cmiwd hi date and full particulars. . fail the iitla-mpt of Mis. Myrtle Pickard- Cox-Simth and Jnhir B. Kiiulli. her last husband whom she married* in Windsor. Ont;. in regain by means of a writ of hnlieii*- rbrpurt iHMiU’KMimi uf Tln-lma Brangvr Smitli, aged live year*, now in the limne of .Mr. and Mrs. C.. Conley., Saturday. / Thelmtin. a pretty liltln 'gidd**i/ haired child, WO* the center of-im ninn/iiiK .«■! of developinenls.- Four year* ago her father, William Branger, of Detroit. placed her in charge of Mrs. C*w-Smilh.Avl*o, .'iflor she became She wife of Smilh Hireo months ago, legally adopted Thijidn, Shortly afterward silo wrote tier friend. Mrs. ‘V Grand Rnpids. that she wanted l»\ place Thelma in a good home. It) was from this source that the Con­ leys received information which led In their faking the child Into their home. She immediately became n great favorite with them. Some linn* ago. the Smith)* wanted In regain possession of I Io- child. Mrs. Conley refused to D*l her re­ turn. Mr. Smilh came to Hasting-* in an effort Io recover possession of her but was unsuccess fit). So the mailer was taken into court. When Mrs. Cox-Smilli took the Miami. Attorney Potter, counsel for th*’ dcf*,ndhntN.*-drew from her the ■lory of her checkered career. She left Cox eight year* ago. Their • child had died mid I he woman weal |>y Iho name j«Ih< wlut known by when she liveil in Ixiwell- Myrtle Pickard. She lived in Toledo aijd afterward, in Detroit! .While em­ ployed n« housekeeper by a mqn named Lawrence. she liecaim* aciiuainled with Smilh. whom she af­ terwards mnrri*i|. When ahe snw Cor. her Kiippotm! deceased former spouse, s.he exi-laimi-iL “Why. I (bought you were dead!", “No. I'm alive.“ s.ikl Cor. who had been summoned Jiero from Grand Rnpids for use on. the stand by the dAfense. if his Aorvlcos wen* nec­ essary. A* the woman had been married a Mi’ond lime without being divorced from Cox, her marriage with Smilh was illegal and void. The adoption priH-i'e.lings were also void. The court, therefore. ndjourqbd the case. Ono of the lamentable aspect*; of Hie case was (he fad llial (he little child was Iho center of such an en­ tanglement. She allowed her af­ fection for JlhC Conley during the proceedings and listened in inno­ cent wonder whenever she hoard III*’ attorneys mention her name. Sin* was prettily dressed amt went happily away with Mrs. Conley. NUMBER 11 PART ONE-1 TO 8 Latest Redpath Chautauqua Picture WESLH’PATTENBILL WILL I'essr million About Him. THERE WF.RF. NO Dill. MO­ MENTS. SGMirriHNG IHHNGUR SAA1NG EVERY MIMTK .the \n4l-kuown mail clerk of th* E. A. RIDER AND THOMAS t K. H.idwai. has begun -ml • I for s!ii.o*»i damages ngain-t Mr. WATERS ELECTED TO THE BOARD Tuilion Bairs Fixed By Board Aro TO SPEND VACATION ■ atior him. Th** package . which Mr. Peiuioik had. ON AU SABLE RIVEfl omuii-atiou iVnllrr Phelps Vere Miller and Chester .Stem Will Journey ‘ ' Domi Stream in Chihh*. Waller Phelps. Chester Stem and Vere Millei- left on Tuesday for RoM’ommon where they will em­ bark In I heir canoe for a t rip down the AuHalde river |o its mouth al AuSnlde on Igike Huron.,n distance of about IMM» miles 'they will, make the journey in al**ml hi days.-' and will enjoy camp life and ll«h- |i*nl. All are experts with the pad­ dle. Mr. Plielps and Mr. Miller hnvUug established th** record between. Mast itigs and Grartd Rapids. / Al Roscommon they Will start down Ilin South Branch of Hie Aucounties of Crawford. Oscoda, AUTO TURNS TURTLE LAST SUNDAY NEAR PRAIRIEVILLE Was Loaded With Boys on Way to Lake; Richard Mullen Badly Hurt. From Our D*-lton Correspondent: IjisI Sunday forenoon a crowd of dull mliidl. inu feelhig Ben Greet Players In Their Dressing Teol Making Up For'Their Presenta­ tion of "Twelfth Night" at a Redpath Chautauqua. Photograph, Season of 1914. Chautauqua Will be Held in Tlic City Park For Sev^n Day's, Beginning August 5th. Great Program for Seven Great Days, The Finest Entertainments Scheduled For This Splendid Chautauqua. Kryl’s Band belonging to Mark Norris and drivAnd The Ben Greet Players. slarli-d for a swim in Cmokciplake. I When about half way between Prairieville and Delton iu one of I lu­ II will be,-L roads ill tlial vicinity for -ome unknown reason Ijn* car turned tur­ tle wit It its .occupants and hurling them to the ground. All riwaped Chautauqua a One n>. began b year. and cvidi’iici gi'v-s was.shown. ep*ul MARRIAGE OF EARL C. TUCKER AND MISS MAUDE STUART Solemnized in Emmanuel Episcopn - t'hurch Tuesday Mornhqi. Wed­ ding Brciikfiisl iirPiiri-h House. ui Emmanuel Ihrhight >und in •viilently Epi-eounl' !*>we<| with remarks along lh<* ,«amo At tins point i took the floor •d the vj*r»*mdny. Friday. entertainment* here A Great Fraijt; l-rnni,» .favored liaTtflrrtf-n:.'*'* "Tffh'v*' wlbf ntfend Tbi*-rta-ting*’’ Morninn—Ghiklrrn'*. lion of ilirhnrd Mullen, Chautauqua this yeai»- in the City Chniitnuqna will han* a program caught beneath tho car. tlial canmd !»• maii-le-d except al f* tirki't.s wen* ^jnade. and mediately who found lie was ser­ making them ha<| th*' right .to iously. injunsl InfomnHy. lie ' •f any com­ I. unless it shodlil be imposmimy frii’iid- nhoitl here win* are very anxious almdl him and .111 hoping he may ivcover. Choir. Chautauqua .there in'lull. that that Garrison Reunion. Dunbar Qiiarloit*’ The seventh annual meeting of ailies Simtthe Garrison family will be held on Association Hint Hie profits' this iug I’arty, inyid Opera WiMlnesday. August. 51 h. al the I'.icninii Co.. Edwal home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mow­ ry. All members of the family are Park. After the smaii debt- of the Wendling, sides othvi^altraelions of (he high­ est order: when any city can have Mrs. E. C. Edmonds, Sec'y. but I once church in Grand lliipitlH.nr~W-**-»“*J*“' ,*“'**,- e Van Tifflin. who acted as I ur-i man. inc i»rmr wa- givenI'hyn's ulori*'- ami go-*dp. Il is I away by tier fatlbT. D. M. Stuart, ’’sai.l that not on** <‘f-the three W i" . - >. ■ . ■ ■ a. r^.... I.. II... I a.*. ■ I..o.tl. school had. From . the applause' that, groetod the two lawyer-' remarks it was quite evident, that the ma- Chita lull*- bridal kind of peFsoii.dilies indulged in by chiffon ribbon. Mr-. who had no chanci* tn say anything in lh*’ir own behalf. . bodice an<l tunic of lace. Stu* wore m**mlH*rs of the school lion rd. ’ It —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— mlertaffi- NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM IN HASTINGS COMPOSED OF MESSRS. 0. R. BENHAM AND H. D. TRIM. Iweii Hying rumors of a purpo-*** In llour“ each mornim Inive the Chautauqua this year on the fair grounds. To sillle this hold season Morning i;hildi*nNothin: Chautauqua Association met Mon­ luuqua plan, devised by the Red-, day forenoon and videit unanimous-! path Burcini. which ojiiII'oIk the ly Io that Ilin umlerslaiiding of a best, latent in ihr-nmiRry. cnnld bring such a feast eohd things Chautauqua h*-l*l in the i-ompufin; Ihnritnlively. •kel- f..r IwilloU alnl Mr- C. .1. Stuart. Hi* wore tauqun would be held. coin <r. Deck** had ii wide Io maintain effi- will be Charles It VI r. who will dirki'Ls and the pledge cards, which Wre lii.'ide al the Chautauqua last Messrs..C. B. Benhnm .ami 11. D. Trim, of this cily. have formed a co-partnership for Irniisaclhiii off the real estate business. Their of­ fice will be at Mr. R.’nbam's resi­ dence I Iff. North Broadvyay.- when* (Key have a cozy office. Mr. Ben­ ham will attend toThi* office work and Mr. Trim will do (he outside work. Mr. Benham is no Mrarigor to Hie . people of Barry County in th» R**al Estate business in which he was for several years engaged hen*, and in which he established a* reputa­ tion ns a luislling, reliabje. wide­ awake delffer. He will attend i*‘ ll>'! office work. » Mr. H. D. Trim is recognised as a ■hustler, and a tireless worker, ami will nttend to the oulaide work. Formerly a farmer lilimudf, be “KNOWS LAND” and land value*. He will he foUiul a man of. gihid. sound, relitlhle Judgment, well posted, ami a genial, compnuionable man. Last spring' Mr. Denham em­ barked In an advertising campaign, which he announced later that lie would disconlintti’. as he did not have sufficient property listed, nor a sufficient variety. He further staled in his advertisement, that he believi-d thoroughly in advertising*, hut that when prospective buyers camo you. must bn ahU to “deliver the Roods." Not having sufficient proporlv listed ho could not make gotwl. In closing his announcement Mr. Benham said that when the tiroper time came he would. In* leard from again. For some time past Mexsrs.TIt’nharn ami Trim have been busy -currying around Barry County listing property, and have been very successful. In their large adverHst'inenl on page twelve of this issue, may be seen only a few of the many Uarry Coiinly farms they have listed. Anyone wishing to sell, or buy, real eslab* will be intcnwled in their announcement. Read it. the shifpe of a In be room was pn Tld* was the woi ••*-|ork. lecture at Eirnuig- Mz-, Anna Afternoon r* •lay.. July tH. .Tliose who made Ev. tpinde ple*ta*‘s last year can gel their 3:nn oVIock.t cards and season tickets al Grigs­ Following by's shoe slon* nn and after next Saturday. Thus.* who made Monday. on North pledges will nn doubt want Io push WediieMlav. Morninii—• luldieii’.the sale of tickets and will need Io Dunbar Bell Ring* ami Mali The Banner Ollier Has Tickets. Quartette . ■Lecture. MLcamiiiThe BANNER pledged Hl.’ -ale **f tickets Iasi year. These we wil| •II and dthiuljl* have anil will offer Io any who may Single Admission wish to purchase thrill on and nf» ter next Saturday. The price will be al FJ.'Ni each. Only a limited Dunbar dtell Hills-. * and Male . number.- l.ntM) oTHie s?.oo .ca.-mi Qdarlelli*. tirkrls have hern Tainted for Hasf• nt<. Chil­ Single ndiniwulm.. li ll.ijiu.it M' -ei'l Mr ■ M.. ings so that it will be well for any iilbv. jand Mrs. Philip. who desire to buy season ticket** Io Thursday. ... । ,: iv.....i. .. .... r.iC . ------------it ihipids: -------------------------->*ing|e admission gel them early—if limy would get Morning—Children1Ifoiir—Mis** | John E IhliiHHk of Big ll.iphls; Il*'v, the f2JX) price. ' McArthur. Cnnvenirncrs of Grounds. Material—The. CH-ek. Tin* new drinking fountain wijl Land"— Mr. Adair. be installed in time for tin.* Chau­ (jingle admission : •nts, Cliiltauqua. furnishing to all the tin--.-t dren It^cenis. There will lie u lire alarm of water from out* cily wells..The Afternoon—Concert. .turned in tomorrow night. 7:30 Rubel A Rolicrls. grounds will be well lighted. The tn dcmonsirale some new'rqulptoilet fooms of the Central school -I.incoln iiient tlial (Io- city haw on 3Q Evrnhi<i—.!■•> Night - Kellogg-Hain- I days trial. Alarm will lie turnbuildings will be available for all Mctkiimcll. who may wish to use them. There Single ()ihqii<i>ui • kl iu from No. X Mk resident#, will tie employees w|m will itin-cl Singh*'. Adioi”-inti’ 50 cents. Chil-; -need not bi* alarmed. auto owners, where to park *(heir uren cents. . cars, and placi’s will lie pruvidi-d W. IL Jamieson. Major. ■ Admii*sjoii I** Children's Hour Tree' Itiibel A llnberls. for hitching horses: The cily to all. • Leclun*, “The IJannh-d lloui*u*' th- teacher, whil, average Rfi5i» an actual saving of Ost to the cily. This was cvidenl- Questions .by another patron brought out (h»* fart that by com- ‘ charge of on., teacher, instead of lwr», tin* Jipard hail -pmvideil for all the increase in Hu* ?uperint**u- Another taxpayer -••••met(Y'dj*^~ fjt whrn_tnf*»im**d iiiat the scnool l*»ard, had published, it- proceed­ ings <n full for sonn* time. Although recogaizihg- the fact that flie.mntti*r nf Using the rate of foreign tuition rested.entirely with ph** l«»ard. it was fell by sevi'ral mjchiding tin* iiu’inber- of the board, that it would be advisable Io have ; an 'expression of the 'meefitis on that.' profWisitinn. A |esoluti<*n' was offrred lixing.the ruin rtt $l(i per annum fop th** high sch*Md and high school. President Kctehmn �Tin: IIAOT1NCS B tXXER IH.V K lull Pumps Colonials Warm Weather Wearables Oxfords FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN FOR WOMEN, MISSES, CHILDREN. MEH, BOYS AND YOUTHS Everybody who buys a pair of Colonials, Pumps or Oxfords at ibis store baa the advantage of making his or her selection froth the largest stock and the best as­ sorted line of footwear in Barry county. We are Special­ ists at "fitting the feet and with * our complete stock of burs DAIRY INDUSTRY IN HOLLAND all sizes and all widths, we are able to iij^-you. If you have any. trouble with your feet. or-haVcany troublcjn getting fitted correctly, call at this store and let u» show you what we can do for you. Immense Amount of Butter and Cheese ‘ Exported From Little Kingdom—Land Is High. The HlUe country of Holland ex­ perts an imn:cai>o amount of butter and cheese. In this country land kt FOR WOMEN FOR MEN $17)4 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. $2.00, $2.50, $37)0, $150, $4.00 $2.50,1 $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.54 $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 $1.00, $1.25, $1.54 $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00 lhase people pay their rents pF Inter­ est on tha Investment by producing ; butter and cb< eso which they place on the European markets tn successful competition »lth that produced W America on land of Icm than one-fifth ik in the towtus. One of tha We have a large and complete stock-.of these things and you are ’sure to find many attractive bargains on our counters. Lawn Kimonas Embroideries House Dresses Lace Curtains t Dressing Sacques Apron Ginghams Wash Dress Skirts Lawns and Chailies Wrappers and Dresses Silk and Lisle Hose Shirt Waists in Cotton ' Summer Net Corsets Silk and Linen Embroidered Lisle Hose These arc only a few suggestions. There are many other desirable and seasonable goods. THE W. E. MERRITT STORE Phone 66 Hastings, Mich. maar. Tha market consists of a gov­ ernment walshhuuse and a square block of pavement. On market day I Miss Olive Walker, of Middle-! ; visiting -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bcllitivillv. was the guest uf Mr. and M|-s.:. ger. •. I1 Ed. Sentz Sunday. Miss Cmislanre Smith, of Aim । Mrs. Hetty Newtmi and Mary|| Arbor, I* a guest of her gnmdparNewton, of Grandville, are visiting lerfts. Judge ami Mrs. Clement Miss Clisi Crook i.< visiting with Air. Albert Altoft. smith. friends .in Prairieville.. Brainard Richards, nf Beilford. Mr. and Mrs. Nnnnnn Lal bum and Lewis Heath made a business trip came Saturday to attend Hie funeral Mr. ami Mrs. Bert. Faucher went to Phone 176 Masonic Temple Building Io Greenville last wv« k. of his grandmother. Hastings. Wall Lake Monday to spend the Mrs. Ella Swe-L of Jucksmi, is Mrs. Minnie* Pflug, of Grand Han- II week. ' Ho- gucsl of relatives here. i ids. was the week end guest of j Mrs. Hoy'Andrus and daughter, Bert Saddler «’f Kalqmaxoo was; Miss Laura Dftvtes. l Miss Hull), spent'« part of last we-k hen- on' business this week.. Mr. and Mrs. Altieri Tobey expeel j I with tho Misses Allison and lloncy Mrs. Frank Ketcham of Chicago I to attend lhe funeral of theta niece al Owosso. \ _ is visiting'Mrs. L. H. Evart’s. । ♦». . Mrs. F. H. Pancoast returned glalc of Michigan. County of BarTO COLDWATER LaVrriu- Ryerson is visiting an ! Mix* Mabel Si.x.xon left yeplvnlay home Tuesday after a Ihreu weeks aunt, Mrs Fr«-d Cutler, in Ionia. <>. ; i.»r SI. tanner, where nIuj will t®- visit wilb friends in Madison, Wi«., Andrew Myers ain| fnruily spei.i •penl main for .owcral weeks. and Cliicngu. ' an order of the Probate Coutl for Stale Will Care For ' Boy Whose Kmidity with relatives al Shtillz.. ' : Mrs. Bertha Mitchell Ihiwser, of Judge and,.Mtn. GUeuient Smith the County of Barry, made mi (he Parents Arp Imprisiuicd for •” " ” ,jailed friends; ihdiumumlis, visited Mr. and Mrs. leave, for Bay View |t4»xl week,' Ulh day of July A. i». IPii, four! y h>. l b Showing Carriers on Which Cheese in Middlt Wilbnr Lane Iasi week. where lliey expect Lu remain fbr Brutally Treating Him. months from.lliul dale were allowI Mi-- IM- ' Is Transported From the Market to |'. A. s | Ellvi'i Sullivan reiurned from I.ake several weeks. cd for ‘creditors to present their | Lilli- Wesley Johnson. Iho son of rinlviidviil. the Boats for Shipment uur-l "f Odext-a Saturday, where she has Vere Miller left yesterday with claims against the edate of Hernan Mr. and Mrs. l.y’muif.Johnsou. who lay. simr- [ j j? j J. Hnminnnd. late of said county. । ary serving ■sentence^ for brutally, Chester Stem and Waller Phelps AVImt ,p<-1 and corer them with canvaa to pro- (he qur-| •f Mr. dcceaseil, and Unit, ah creditma of for Hu.xcoiumon for y 1x11100 trip on A porta'll tect them frurn sun or rain. £hee»c pox, , the uSablc river. 'lal« school. in Coldwaler mi 1h; by R<'< i buyers. repreu nUnx commission firms Mr. an Miss Myrtle Houfsiatler ot Grand nerit their claims Io -aid Probate Thursday morning. Wesley's par >"r* I from the dlffereul parts of the coun- ei|« frient Gouri, al tim Probata onic<- in tho liapids, is taking her well earned • -p"k.- "I I try aro .present Precisoly at ten day. nnliiy uiitll Tm-sday with her son vttea|ion with her 'parents, Mr. ami City uf liaxiings. fur •■xaiumalion committed to primji. ''11' *' o--------’clock— tho guns bounds. tji« market । Charle* ......................... uf Albion, .spent i.ind frlcmli- al KalaiRtuou. mid ollowmici*.. on or before HiMrs. Ja*vi lioufsIaUer. . ononu and nnri the *h-- acene is *£ a — busy ».'•-« one< in t- I Sll,"l|,.v "*|h Mt. and Mrs. Normal'' Mr. mid .Mrs. Dun Handier spent I Uh day. of Nov-inbm-' iwxt, and '’ opens, Mrs. W. it. t’amk. Miss Dorothy — l*° .. . ... iruirem . ’Sunday at Kalamazoo, visiting Mrs. am! Master llichnid Look, l-ft yesa I'b -’-mJ l’..’nYr'\\.'.7|’.'b-‘nt ’*01’ei.u 1 i aj*out Jo’,r» -------- cheese wifi that such claims will board be­ fore said Gturi. on Saturday the ....... He followed hl- t"tnnrks <®an<’ hands. After being sold the week end with her sister in Grand; Mr. mid Mrs. Jus; Englenimi and lenlay fAr Buy View, where they will spend (he summer. with player. Afli-r ,-iuuiim "L' l: cheese aro removed on carders, each daiik'hb'r of Chicago. -are visiting; f - Arise." We li.-b-ned I" roll cull. | buruo l/y two mtn, io the official wclgh- Itapids. Mrs Kellar Stem left for Beiilon Mr. A. C. Woodruff wml Friday !<<Jier mother, Mrs. Jennie Miller. •Dried July 11. A. b. tvt i. ' ‘ -----■ house, where they are weighed and Grand Rapids to visit Mrs. Jam--.-; Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Alden <>f Aun>- Ifarbor. Saturday, when* she ex­ ' CHARLES M. MACK, then packed into boats on the canal Wiekham. • r-.i. Nebr-’werr guests ot her aunt. pects Io stay until Wednesday or Adv. Judge of Probate. Thursday, of this week. uiiiiib-r of friend near by and taken to the different .Mrs. Julia A. Willison. Friday. "All aorta and conditions of men Mrs. Wall-u «*nt ’a grrn’ilng l> cities or ston.l iu large curing houses Mamie and Kalb Iroitsfile leave Mi«< Aceliii M. (.each, who has Dangerous Hiccoughs. have excellent explanations for their -Mr-. Sjnilii. jqrjday. I liven leacliing in Kewritp-v, lll„ is Wednesday ' for Detroit, and from Two unusual cases of suffering position In life." said the aeoato.r. "A and every h Hutc thoy will go un to Canada, 5 Imniv f<»r lhe summer'vacation, _Ma,JL through hiccoughs are reported, tn tramp, however, camo under my ob-,h"f speedy ‘XX’ hSf'lffi OPERATE THE BABCOCK TEST mollt-i-1 Mrs. Ii\ltuid . Clarke of Grand one. a man had an attack uf hie- •ervation who had no Illusions about J. H""1" al Milan. I liapids, was the guest of Mr. ami Miss Luura Trim returned ibis | girls. । im coughs which tabled for nine days be­ the cause of bls own condition. Mrs. IL M. Lambie ami Mrs 1 Mrs. E. A. Burton.’ over Htimlay. morning'from her (rip. out Wist, T*»Ol "A' flue looking and fashionably ’“-i-i.,1" fore he obtained relief. A little girl Maurice.luuubiu Were iu Gisuid BapMr. mid Mrs. 8. C. Brock and. ai-eoiut^ouied by. her abut. Mr». '..f ’ 1,’nm'.’.' K':; had a much ’’worse attack, which dressed wom« bad just alighted from J- "I , |-Vr. anil Mrs. Will Barnaby sjient ’■Frank Trim of TaguujOt Wash. In Handling Milk. II-. AM-u Freer 1- siu ndmg a Sunday al Gun aud West Utkw. lasted- between three and four her limouslnn at tho hotel entrance. . T.-F. McCarthy, of New York w |w p'u |,v \V <lkrink-' ' ‘l al l.u.ian Willison and family spent Cily. was in the city the fore part and was suddenly approached by this "Whv a F|.iw- r Mi--i<i!i " a A nummary of the points to be fol­ fright. Doctors had been unable to thabbily dressed man. who requested : d.-lmhtfui ’pap> r r«-ad by Mt - Mer­ Sunday with Mrs. WillUfm’s fath­ of I Im week -on business, being lowed In operating the Babcock test cuiuiVclpd with the U. 8. Rubber end the paroxysms, aud many times a dime. ; ri. L.. Mrs. Grigsby kijidly favorif Harold Sheffield. er. Will ilnrvvy of Hinds Corners. IU. and Mrs, Bruce Hayilyn.* of “•No. I have no money 4o spare n d u« with a solo. .Mr-. Quiglvj it «u thought tho child would die. Ohio e xperiment station fcilowo: Frank Horton. Chas. Brewer, bn -‘ •’ — S.iuinnw. are the guests of her par­ She bad wasted away alarmingly, and for you. I do not bob why an nb" l”ld of Hi.- ing Hurbm mid John Gould molored l<> 1. Securn a rnpresenUtlvp sample. , ry.. have Hik'd ill ents. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Paricuatil. Chariiitb* hope for her recovery won abandoned. bodied man llko you should go at in .Mr. Brewer’s car ..... . ..... which 2. Measure pul the required amount , ’ was given |.y Charlton Hut a short time ago she had a vlo-' beKKlng.' I hm mI-iv. AIl> r witn.—mu- Hid Sup!.riuti-iidcul J ” f milk with the 17.6 c. c-pipette and "'I s'pose. ma'am.' replied the laxy "f1*,,!’111'?”.| lent attack of coughing. Her mother Will Richardson li-iided'th» luueral «»f his m<>lh»-r, same ih-y wvnl U> Eatan haptdand hospilnl. 1....... ■ ' deliver It to the test bottle. Mrs. Caroline A. Richards, Sunday. ami visited the seem.* of the recent gave her cold tea and lemon. Tho tramp, 'it'a fer about tho aamo ria- '' "'*■ Ilk. 'SI,:' 'T';1!"'I 3. Add 17.5 c.- C. sulphuric acid for Mi«^ Leone Wilcox is in. Ionia, eyclouc. coughing stopped. Everybody waited to. IM . brel.hr c. c.‘ fcr skim milk; ; ton. MU o. kretto' tM.-",-. 1 hjto-’'.,Li" whole ndlk. anxiously expecting tho hiccoughing hrerd, mix geanV but thoruagl.ly. to return? But it did noL ■4. Placd In centrifuge and whirl at full speed for five or six minutes for j Bump. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. DANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. whole milk, seven to eight minutes for skim milk. . ..... .... ...™ I ?■ A1“ l>« »•<«. to brl., lb. IM Io n -inrur by litlle-pirh. "Whv u& 10 ,ho n,’ck ot tbc I Wear a While lliblmn" an originc Wh,rl '“,n ftt ruU pP<,ed f°r lwo al piH-m wax remi by Mr-, lb I. n < or ’hn-e minutes for whole milk, three j Smith. Bcfn-shmeiits were wrv- ( °r fokr minute* for skim milk. j ••<!.. There were Xi^perwms pre--! 7. Add hot water again to bring tho | ■ul. and afler.lhe didrihulion of | fat up In the neck of the bottle to Howers tn aland thirty-invalbU and! the b or y per cent. mark. < old people, the lueoliug adjourned; -Hua!- twirling ■— - - speed! ij 8.-Glro at- fall for at least ono minute. Hf'len SmiLli, Siicrelaryj .1 1*. Read the test at 125 to 140 du- ✓ ' Mrs. Ballou.- Pres, pro Lein. | gret-s Fnbrc-ubelL Tlie White Itlbbon. . 10. Record tho test and empty tho I Hastings, Mich., July 10, 1914 bottles thorough-1 . ... . . notuws immediately; cleanse elennae thoroi Dr. B. L. Hayden, . r... > to remove reMuM. J ln» pure litllu bow. which I B bk .lukmc ________________ cheese they have rnado, pile them In Ironside Shoe Co PERSONAL MENTION REASONS ENOUGH GOOD ADVICE I- ..i> |..-k i.m'IUI i'........... Iirni Ir km,,. I! VALUE OF A COW’S PRODUCTS II.IIUI- 111,11 'V1,h other thought Sale* Should Reach at Least *50 Per - You must be comfortable to do good work a hot day. on There’> a piiiiL’iple lies underin.idh An electric fan, either at tho office or at the home, keeps you cool and makes y^u feel like applying yourself. Which comes from j Thu . value of a cow's products • . above. • I should pay the cost of feed, tho labor s1”-s io me wearer , , . ; .. . As She goes ,H, he,- eriauds of ot tarinK for hor- even thou’h no I... help in la hired, and at least six per Cont. Interest on tho capital Invested, You can work in comfort at a coat Of abOUt; A lnmrh <>f flowers ahd a card. that Is on the value of the cow and , ‘lied witli a wliitv riblion bow the cost of sheltering her. Feed, .lacent an hour. I.- a gift lit fur a queen I Willi a nice litllu know. We have numerous styles and sizes of elec­ It may be said that the sal lb from • til enn-rs.fhe Inwhi&t lioycl, ' tric fans and would ba pleased to have you II opens the dark prison ‘dor»T. . .. call and see them. I II brings .'i glad spirit of sunshine of her product, should bo at least *30 per year. It should be thta amount to “Wh<T«. Iliff- was naught but sad..vna >mv>v. break even. It should bo more than How about a GAS RANGE to make kitchen work this tn make dairying as profitable iw you ask. what I his while rib- *’ ”iui«i bo to Interest and hold.th«[ for the wife a COMFORT? lam- «li.iuI* fornorthern farmer. It taust be jnoro ' than th(n to build up the farm and Thornapple Gas & Electric Co ■ io-, 'lb* n'me.—led reminder make ihw- buildings more comforts-. ; That I of fibd's work tun n part. ble and the hours of work more rca-1 laonabio. '__ :------ u___ :__ • ’ Phone No. 5 I hi- ribbon.. *> white and pure, I I -T'm, -ran l?Rf%p..Fn-Lre ’J*!?-** ' "ALWAYS-RENDER REAL SERVICE." Wlicrcvcr 1 may be. ’The valmf of Wiaconain dairy prod- 1 , ucts made tn ono year exceeds by *16,- ’1 j l.i thus.', who are sick and weary, j OOPOfly that of tho yearly gold outputTi I As (hey gn down life's way, ’ M the United States. Alaska Included, i III brings n IHll»» message i T«'t what Is of mojo consequoncu ta . i 1 Of cheer from day to days the fact that while tho gold can bsj ' mined bat once, thpjtalry eowi stand , ■ Th'jj *'ww*r ymrf nbiw>n«. • ready at tho beg'lnnfng of tho new ’"pure* *,nhV‘®s wh"‘‘ ;,n'1' .’■'’ar to duplicate thalr annual produo- ' lOf Uta ’l.\> that wewr faileth" * Uon' * ’ [ l"c wl‘,cl‘ ‘l“" ■ l-B.L57kCH.WtoT WVK Saginaw, Mich. Deqr Sir:— Having sold yon a “V'ictor Victrola,” tamikyou would write me your reasons (or buying this class of a musical instrument. . Thanking you for an early reply, I am Yours Very Truly, F. R. PANCOAST. Saginaw, Mich., July 12, 1914. Mr. F. R. Pancoast, Hastings, Mich. t Dear Sir:— Replying to yours o( the 10th will say: I have a piano in my house and find that all the musU 1 can get from it is just the amount of musical talent I possess, and as my taste for music demanded better than I can execute, and the Victrola gives me every variety of music executed by the best possible talent,-1 felt that the Victrola alone could~suit me. I*now enjoy instrumental and vocal music in solos, ducts, trios, quartettes, choruses and bands, and have at my slightest wish Caruso, Schumann-Heink, Scotty, Louise H.qmcr, iu fact, ail the greatest musicians in the world to entertain me. Z ’ Yours Truly, B. L. HAYDEN. PAV.-,»*********<*-> �THE HASTINGS BANNEH. JILT 14 I9H. Woodland Cathedral Choir, a Unique Musical Organization Which Will Be Here Chautauqua Week Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hilbert and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hoffer inAtored over to Bal He Creek -Thursday, mid spent lhe day visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Vonlloulen anil Mr. and Mrs. DfrVcre England went Grant! Rapids visllnra Thursday. The VnnHoulen'n buying goods to n*|*li*nt«b their slock in the store, and lhe Eugtand's attending lhe furailure sahm.-,. A. w. Ddhnbaek t» OM of lhe latest to learn motoring. looks Io its like Al. was gt-lling ready for a new Trume Munion left Monday morning for Eaton Rapids, where he will Ink,, a course of Irealmenl for rheumatism which has tether­ ed very much of late. Mrs. I.eji Cooper and twin of Mil­ waukee came Friday to-remain with her father Elmer Bollnn for some time. Leo will soon move 10 Grand Rapids, where, he has a liermniieiil job awaiting him. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hynes of Freenoft art? spending a few days visit­ ing in the village. Georgp Gallaiine of Nashville is flpemling a few days with Mr. ami Mrs. D. H. England at tholr collage al Baddie Bay lake. Dr. McIntyre who has owned and operated six different motor cane nnd has perhaps driven 'a car over Dion* miles of road than any oilier person in Barry County, had n lit­ tle experience with Ids runabout Monday' evening, that makes us laugh. While near lhe Friend school house- hr* Carlton in a drenching rain his motor slopped, amt after cranking, pushing nml changing lhe different parts, lo get , lhe thing si ailed wilhoul result, lhe doctor concluded life best Hung for him lo do would be to telephone to Mr. Vanlioiilen to bring out his car nml low him in. while waiting a nearby farmer's wife look pity on his predicament and kindly in­ vited him lo supper. The offer was (piirkly accepted nml he enjoyed a bounteous meal. He was I hen reaily to start home, ns Mr. VnnHotilen was on I lit* spot with a rope nnd soon had Hie doctor and bis safely in Ho* garage, now for Hie laughing part. Tin* doctor's young sons look n peek inlo the gasoline tnnk nm) found il ns dry ns the doctor wns, wet. Ihit in .pome juice, cranked her up ami away wonl lhe motor ns flm* ns over, just ns if nothing had Happened. Mr. nml Mrs. (Hie Valentino nml baby of Enlon Rnpids are spending a few days visiting Ihelr parents. H. H. yalqptim* nf Helle Center. Ohio visited his brolher .lolui* nml family lhe first of the week. C. D. Garn is entertaining his brolher of llnslings for a few days. Mrs. Harrison Blocher left Sun­ day evening for Union Cily, ImL, called there by the serious illness of her mot her. I WEffTWOODLAND. \ Mr. ninl Mrs.. Wnllncu Merriam 'nml ilniighler, Threiwn of Wood­ land, gpcnl Sunday n! H. J.. Schaiitly>. Palmerton Bros, go! a now 20 h. p. Nichols and Shepard threshing innchim*. Friday. Al tho school ineniing Monday night, D. N...Stowell was ro-elecletl Treasurer and Hie job of getting wood was given lo Blake Rising. Frances Kiipfer spent last week will) friends in Hastings. KathorT'eii Pralt of Woodland spent a few days Iasi week with Hildred Schaibly. Mrs. A. F. Geigor entorlainoil her mother, Mrs. S. Karl and Mrs. IL Green and daughter of fuiko Odessa, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Townsend mid son. Dale, of East Wmxllaml nml Mr. nml Mrs. Cfve of Woodland were gnesls of Rev. nml Sira. <*Go. Culler. Sumkiy. • E«l. Leak mid family nf Si*howa. Mr. mid Mrs. John Hauer of Wood­ land nnd Floyd Chun of South Woodland were visitors at lhe homo of Mrs. Caroline Hauer. Sun­ day. * Mrs. Herbert Bishop and children, nf Hastings, spent a few days nt the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Geiger. Mr. nml Mrs. George Hill of Wnrnorvillo. called on their brothera Henry and Frank Schaibly; Sunday afternoon. . , Mr. nn<l Mrs. A. F. Geigor spent Sunday in Wmlland. Iho guests of lheir parents, Mr. mid Mrs. John Geiger. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Docker and son, Murry visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Fisher nnd sdn. Gayinn at lhe homo of C. S. Palmerton in WiMMlland. Sunday. Rosen Jlynes. wife and snn.’Mr. mid l)Ir,s. Forrest Hager nnd mothor, nil of East Woodland, spent Sunday, nt Perry Barnum's. N the Brat evening of the two day musical festival nt our forthcoming Chautauqua tho Cathedral i lu lr. which has traveled from erfst to west during the jiast year, program which Is bound to appeal to every listener. The repertory ot the Cathedral Choir Includes short modern Oratorios by such component as Ituck, Stainer and Sebnecker; also a ntnnlwr.of old hymns, secular aolos, duels, quartets and choruses of a very blgb order. Busilyclosing with n grand flnalo of nn operatic nature. Thero arc nine in-this choir—a. ladles’ quartet, n innlo quartet nm! n pianist Following tho npiwarance of this organization at Aberdeen. 8. D.. the local Lyceum cummUtaa. man wrote to tho Redpath ns follows: "Your group of urtlsts met a large and apprcs-latlve amlivnce in the Normal auditorium last evening. I’eoplo are loud io thely praise ot tho work which the singers did.’1 From Eldora, la., a committeeman writes- “Our people are very enthusiastic over the performance. 1 think you have struck in Ibis combination more tiiau eutertainuient-a moral force." O GRAND RAPIOS SPECIALIST CONDUCTS CLINIC HERE Dr. Ferris Smilh Performs Opera' Hons Before (lie Hustings .... . . ............................. . ... I Academy of Physicians. When h« I. .dmllted wllhln. hl. On Friday, Dr. Ferris Smith, a «» l> ..«l«4 It <hM I. » imjer «. nose and throat. specialist of Grand presslon In connection with a-cenorlta ; of ravishing eyes nnd hair. My# Cen-1 lorlailied the Ha-lings Academy <d tury Magazine. Once lie has become j Medicine, very Interestingly by op­ a visitor Inside tho • great fort-like । erating nn Mb* Grace Edmonds for •I- ni,s,,_ j n(. । doors, ho Is expected to declare* his j stick to It. Even then | w.m. ........... tonsils and ...... I' fntehtfon. —nnd --------------------ad.-noids from Hie throat of Will- j there nro no sentimental rambles for iatn Hopkins’ lilile daughter, Al- ' him and his senorlla under tho palms i phn. The doctor intenditl to read j of tho patio; thorn are no whispered n paper hut the lime was too short I converaallona full of sweetly maudlin monotony. He sits In a rocking chair I This clinic look place in the of-' that '*■ " Is ’ ono of’ a painfully - - - - - row 1 straight flees of Hrs. Lathrop amt Woolen. ranged down the middle of the room, ills senorlta alts In one In a similar treat. straight row opposite. The- rest of the row is occupied by tho. senor father nnd tho senora mother and the •nnoraa aunts and tho -senorlnis sis­ LOCAL NEWS ters, and all the rest of tho householdFor an hour’or two hours "they rock John Francisco has begun the at each other and speak noble polite­ nesses. Then tho senor father begins I to Indicate, very much ns senora fa­ idvfii thers sometimes do In tho United if Broadway and Sotilh States, that he would lay the parental II,- is.nlso building a wall head on tho pillow. Tho senor lover plckii up .his lint from the stone floor tends Io erect to lake the place of nnd rises. Tho scnorltn sweetheart Hie barn recently demolished by smiles sweetly at him ovec her fan, hut with holy calm. Thejicnor father ami tho senora mother say graciously: Iconizing I lie Jakes nlofig tin* (!. K. “Adola, Don Enrique. It was to un & S. railway’,* the railroad with much pleasure," and Don Enrique "Fifty lakes along 5o miles of track." 'I’lie number of pleasure "Much thanks: It Ib hoped that one seekers is far in excess of llio.-v last year. There has teen a great may have the plensurn extreme of ar­ riving again notjw* evening?" "Some evening." Is the next evening In the same rocking chair. resorts in innior-onn*. business than ever before. The Al. G. Barnes big Uircr-ring wild animal circuit is otr its way and will exhibit to lhe pcojde of Bqrry and surrounding counties, next Saturday,-July IN, al Hastings. This promises to bo a big and in­ iteresting circus. They, churn In , have 550 horses, 5<kl people, 21 lions ;ami many other trained animals. There will be a line street parade ।nt 10:30 and the show will,start at ;2:00 ami 8:00 I’. M, rain or .shine. ;Read their adv. on page 15 of-lhe BANNER this week. Through the effect of an Injunc­ tion issued al lhe instance of At­ 1 torney John Gould, counsel fr‘*' Dr. F. R. Willison, workmen in lhe em­ 1ploy of lhe city were compelled Io 1cease ialwrs in constructing a side­ 'walk in fnuil of Dr. Willison's properly on Green RL, Salurdnv jmorning. When Mayor Jamieson' and members of lhe comrpllt.ee hav­ • ing supervision of lhe work appear­ 1 ed anil explained what Hie cily s in­ tentions were. Dr.’Willison willingly SOUTH WEST MAPLE GROVE ’withdrew his action for injunction Tho L. A. S. will have an ice 1ami lhe men resumed their work. cream social at tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Cole, Thursday evening, July 23, and (hoy extend n cordial invitation to nil to attend. • Sandy Macpherson started to build • Miss Fern Harding is moisting a small outhouse of brick. After tho Mrs. Winnie Buxton with her house usnal plan of bricklayers, he worked work al present, ns Miss Reatha from the Inside, and, as he had the lionovan had to return home on material dose beside him. tho walls were rising fast when noon arrived, account nf sickness. Mrs. Dorothy Hoffman was con- -and with It bls.son. Jock, who brought lined to her bod last week as n re- ;his father's dinner. null of her falling down tho cellar With honest pride in hts eye. Sandystairs. ;looked at Jock over tho wall on which Mr. and Mrs. Sam Buxton and : children, viiiled at Orin Durham's Tfoo d'ye think I'm gettln' on?r .In Assyria, Sunday. “Famous, feyther; but hoo dao ye Enos Walton visited nt Mat get oot? You've forgot the door!" Ba!eli'a, Sunday. Ono glance round him showed San­ dy that hla son was right; but. look­ Schsms Didn't Work. "W» thought we'd rather move than ing kindly at him. he said: "Man Jock, you've got a gran’ hold clean house." “Great scheme!" “Un­ fortunately, the same Idea had oc­ on ye! Yell be an architect yet. as curred to the people who vacated the •ure'a yer feythor's a builder.''— Youth's Companion. moved Into.’ BANKTR WANT ADVB. PAY. Something Worth Tryjng. I Anybody who has • vi-r trlr-> f!t<- mlnutea. n big f.iothc, ever What la Popularly Known as "Dilling । working n lltllo happln*--^ for __ and Cooing” Doesn't Go In j people Into what ho i doing for himOld Castlie. LOVE-MAKING OF THE DONS QUEER ANTICS OF LIGHTNING Even Humorous to All but the Victims. The antics played by lightning arc sometimes almost beyond belief. A common trick Is that of undressing Its victims. In 1898 twq girls and an el­ derly woman were standing by a r*apIng machine during a storm. A light­ ning flash ajruek the woman and killed her on the spot, while tho two glrlo were stripped to tho skin, even their boots being torn from their feet. Otherwise they were safe ami sound —and astonished. In 1855 a man was struck by light­ ning near Vallerola, ■ in France. mid stripped naked. All that could t/e found afterwards of his clothes was a ohlrt-sleovo. a few other shredn. and i some pieces of hla hob-nallud boots. Ten IfhnuUs after he regained con­ sciousness, opened his eyes, com­ plained of the cold, and inquired how ho happened to bo nuked. Such instances have been recorded I again and ngnln. In ono case a man and two oxen were struck simultane­ ously and all throe killed. Tho man was found stripped to the skin, and hla boots had been carried 30 yards away. “In other cases," says Camille -Flammarion, the eminent French as­ tronomer, "lighting lias been known to split mon In half, almost as with a huge ax On Juno 20, 180$. thia hap­ pened to a minor’s assistant at n windmill near Croix. Tho lightning struck him and split him from his head downwards In two." Splendid Advice. "If you are looking for renl com­ fort." advises a sensible young woman connected with a western newspaper, "buy your ahoea large enough and be careful In the selection of your inti- -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— think about il and how h worked and how , „ h|=1 , lm „,.v„r f........... ......................... . . 1 farc enicfont —Crowds Remirkable Record of Service. Reading (England) corporation .has In Its employ three brothers named Stcveris. whoso comb!; <1 ages amount . hundred cnd h|il(. y<«ra. nnd whose total rt-rvleo for the corporation amounts to 121 years Except for illncgB> thpy imvo not lost ohe hour be­ tween thenutho whole of the time. 'Fighting Power of Horses. Wolves' nml other wild animals drend the hoofs nr-4 Math of wild horses; nml the dr-ment!cnted ones oftan defend themselves successfully from enemies. Profitable Volcano. Tho republic of San Salvador la th** only government on earth that collects ilghthoune fees on account of n volcano that It owns—and without th" slightest coat of upkeep! The volcanic beacon la about eight miles Inland from tho port of Acajutla. nml its pillar of cloud by day and of fire by night is visible for many miles out at sea. Il bursts forth every seven minutes, and Is Just an accurate as any revolving light that warns mariners of danger In any part of the world. Every vessel that puts in at Acajutia has to pay its llchthouso fee. There Is no other lighthonso than the volcano, but that is a Ftifflcleiit excuse for the govern­ ment of San Salvador to make tho regulation charge for Its gratuitous services. When Reading. Bucket Shop. A bucket shop Is an offlqe from tho point of view of tpoalght. people tnay gamble In fractional Ibta of stock, grain or other things which of holding a book? If you hold It tho aro bought and sold on the exchanges. wrong way. especially it the pages bo The bucket shop uses the terms and of smooth, shining paper, you will 'get outward forms of the t*xchangas. but a reflection hurtful to tho eyes. An differs from tbese In that there Is no eye specialist has been pointing this delivery, and no expectation or inten­ out. and ho says the thing could be tion to deliver or receive securities or remedied by using a certain kind of commodities said' to be sold or pur­ bookmarker which would destroy tho chased. reflection, and In that case you could hold tho book atiyhdw you liked with­ out coming to harm. A good many bromidiots constantly urgo young men to stand on (heir own feet. It haa been our experience that Sam's friends were reasoning with when we began •landing on anyone him patiently at the street corner. elie'a feet the fellow owning the other Now, Sam. It's time you went 'omo. feet mentioned It to us almost Imme­ That's the best place fon-you." "It's diately. this Vajc" argued the erring brother. -If -I go 'ftmo now she'll say I'm drunk A Dsvll of a Fellow. Charge Easily Disproved. —if I don't go 'ome she'll say I'm Tho sophomore was reading "Para­ "Isn't Dw<$$. the lawyer, a rather drunk. It's this 'ere suffragette move­ dise Ixnt" (he had to) and. looking axtravugant man?" "By means. ment that's set 'em hargulng. I've a up, remarked: "This Lucifer was cer­ . no ... --------! '<-• known him to make one suit lust good mind to go 'omo and break the tainly stuck on himself! Here ha winders."—London Tit-Bits. for avveral ysira."—Boston Traveler. says: 'Myself am Hell.' " —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— *- JULY SALE a This July Sole provides opportunities to save that do not exist at any other time in the year. Dur­ ing this month we go over our entire stock of summer goods for the last time before completing final space arrangements for the new fall stock. / . There are many odds and ends, discontinued numbers, many rcfnnhnts, etc., all of which we re­ duce 10 the limit for quick clearance. Our sole object is to move the goods quickly, to clean up all mer­ chandise where quantities arc small and goods arc seasonable. --e-------------Coats at $5.00 Ladies’ and Misses’ Spring nnd Fall Goats, worth up to $12, choice $5.00 Skirts $3.98 Choice 98c All Wool Skirts, latest styles, well worth $6.00, choice Wash-Skirts, Street Dresses, Kimonas and Fine Wjaists, choice ' $3.98 98c WE OFFER GREAT VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT $16.50 Rugs at $12.00 $10.00 Rugs $6.50 $22.00 Rugs $16.50 Seamless 9 x 12 Brussels Rujt-s, new, small patterns Wpol Fibre 9 x 12 Rugs indifferent colors, bargains at' Axminster 9.\12 Rugs, special'val­ ues, at only $12 $6.50 $ 1 6.50 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED Amoskeag Gingham Muslin 5V«tc Best Prints 5c Best Apron Gingham in plain or check, at only Good unbleached 36 inch Muslin, He value, Standard Prints in dark or light, good assortment 6Wo 5Wc 5c . PLEASE VISIT OUR STORE WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT Percales 11c Dress Gingham 9c Men's Shirts 39c Best grade Manchester Percales in dark or light, great value, lie 1'inc Gingham, absolutely fast col­ or, in dark and light, only Wqrk Shirts and Dress Shirts in all . , sizes _________ 9c 39c Hastings Sanitary Double Store ONE PRICE TO ALL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED �nxm HIE H ASTINGS BANNER, JULY K l»»L LIWLV SCHOOL HEETM SHE DREAMED DREAMS HELD MONDAY NICHE By BRYANT C. ROGERS. had explained that the both! ilxtlf had im-rrusk'd the- high school lul- sawlog la hl* mill yard one the grade tuition k2i>.isi. On a rising vote, 73 to 37. tho rales fix­ day with Deacon Goodhue. ed by the Isianl were sustained. To accommodate the , fol persons presoni in the room, putting I wo" in a neat, it wap yet nrev—ary for "Reports bo darned!’ replied the some of the men to sit on the win<iow ledges. Mr. Edger called lo “It la reported that you have selectth- attaulion of the meeting tli- od Miss Hannah Ilathburn facl Ihnl the room .seemed ermvde«l; but that for half an hour or so "A very estimable 'fjdy.” . each morning during (ho sch<x>l ’She's an old maid!'* year,: 133 more . than were Ulen present were r«mu»«*lh*<l lo herd in that oife room, wifh no proper v«-n- discretion. -■ UiatiouThte n»w ’ifios. Hullsvan and J. II. I’-nnis lhe opportun­ bomllaoM. ity to say that ,th»y thought the Ume had apnte ‘ when everybody Goodhue—T* rueognhed that more Mhbof room "She can tell them that I'm getting was a necessity^ mid to express lhe hope that th© school hoard would along too well to want to .marry any al mice set about getting plans and bed. darn my own socks, and estimates to ppi hejoro the people al a future meeting, -m that not ■■ - tofl — j want to get married again for?" later than next■ year lhe' Work ..... room .... ... un-l ----- I Mrs. George Rosa, widow of tbo late \ providing more might !«' jgSmilicfo’, g: __ Roes,. thp _ village _ carpenter, No innli'iri v.-.~ wa« r; made, I George s geueral gcmral acac-■ had been a widow about • - as •long as hul there s-em- d a qniwceiire in the views l| Amos Taylor bad been a widower. A.* by lhe I wo prnllemen. nnd w- hop- few p^pjo h>d wondered If sho would the board will follow the sugges- | mBrry *gain. but no ono had cnnnect* r,1|in.i „ • a ! vd her name with any widower. 1 iu ' th* ’«lH<d. a. Il ouKllI t'.i jt Camo to jjjp j M Ross to have lhe Imard stat© their per. tt ,, . p0** M.I..I r.■»».,» r,.r irakim- a ........ . *■“* I1” °la >Ulbl»r» h.4 ut ill super!nlqiidenta. No good could 1“VT eap ,or Arn°e. and that Amos ; |M>«sibly have come from it. nnd w> Bccmcd rather willing to be caught. । e_.i u.m ..-.1.— On tho third dsjr .after the talk on' suspect minister ...» which • tho sawlog tho widow Rosa appeared certainly i« nnt true in this cam at tho sawmill and found Amos stack­ Ing lumber. He cheerfully left his job, I board thut they did it b(*rau*<- they and as they sat down on a plank she Ix-lieved they were best forwarding said: lhe work.of lhe Mlfoote ought, lo "Mr. Taylor, this la not a business In* accepted as sufficient. fteliool call." boards may err in judgment; but . "No?" | grocruHy speaking lhAy ae.| from a "You may think It a very silly one." I desire lo further lhe \fuJerc.«ls of "I guess not-’ fin* schools. And their work is no "Last right I dreamed that yon fell boil of rows nt Ihnl.. We liclieve Into tho millpond here.” from lhe scliool Imo rd lhi« "I've come Righty nigh it seVeral times lately.” w<> believe il will continue lo Im? “You were being swept over the: Wvlf-Surved. ’ "By thunder!" : "When Hannah Ratbburn appeared. Bho waved her hands and screamed LOCAL NEWS It seemed that she was about to faint when she braced up and plunged In to Kurn/' ls Military band lias b-.-rn your assistance." "And wn drowned herself?" engaged to play on tin* big day al the Eaton enumy fair, October-1. If.you want lo go lo Balllr Cn*ck ashoro with you, and you were so try Roy Wolf* daily aulo vtagr ner­ grateful that you married her within an hour." vier from1' Nashville.—Adv. . "Theh I must have had all tho Boro lo Mr. ttml.Mrs. Monroe son, Monday, n daughter, wlto will brains soaked out of me!” ho ex­ claimed as bo pounded tho plank with an.«w<-r lo. lhe name of Huth. Automobile I o n v •• a Naslivillo twice daily for Hallie Credk and "I never did attach much signifi­ way pointe. Sor Hoy Wolf.—Adv. cance to dreams," said the widow as 'people going camping or pienir- she prepared to movo <Xf; “but 1 tng win b- iiit.-i< «i- li in 11. Wun­ should take It from thia that Hannah derlich'* advertisement in this is­ te going to save your llfo in reality. sue. . If she docs your gratitude would—" ■ Fire in a led! on tho- fair ground* "It would do nothing of the kind! | resulted in a call for Hie firemen, If she saros It I'll give her the lumber Their Thursday iiooil. to build a chicken coop, but she need Were not needi*d. not expect anything further." Stab* Railroad . C«»mini*d«iK*r Three or four days elapsed, and Cassius L. Glasgow, of Na*divill<-. was in town bn Friday, aud wit- then ahe repeated her call. Amos saw nrs»>*d the bull gam-. her a long distance down tho road and tiwiiifiit of IIh* J.F. iioonuu Cigar Store ui jhte issue. Rend il. MntMrisis and rtUo*rs will find Iho* cbirki-ii dinner* at Thuniapph* kik<* resort I2:(M» io l:3t» everx Sunday. Hpcrial dlum-r* and rtippen at any "By George, but bar© you eomo to] tell me that you have been dreaming । again?" “One can't help what abo dreams, can she?” she smiled. "Was It about Hanner?" "Yea, poor girt. In my dreams last •E. F.. Faulkn<*r, th.* ladteir drug­ ' gtei. 0111*01 mine ’niun* -i*riz*-« for Surely her thoughts must bo on you." I n»*xt Hatiinlay. lhal win -inreri**l "Bbo can think abd bo darned, but Hi,- pcopb* <>f tin* Miulhyrn pari of Ihr county. R«*^d his- adv-rlh-c"You wore walking across a field in«*nl in Ihi* i-»tti-. with your bands under your coat-tails The ik-aulifully colored Clntatnfi- and yopr eyes watching tho clouds. . qua |M>U cards, lo be used H| iuvit- Suddenly a precipice yawned at your j ing out *d town friends lo tin* feet You did not see your danger. Clinuthuqun may b>* had for th asking al the 1lANNER«ORire and Three steps mor© aud you would bo dashed to tho rocks a thousand feet all the tending rtnw. At that critical moment a Attend the open air rqeelimu ev­ below. ery Sunday night at ":3fi in front of vole© cried out: "Hold, Arooa—back, my love!" BapliRl church iopp«Kit<* «d tlrmr! Bouau square during July aird "And I backed?" asked Amos. I - August. ‘Good ringing and -peak­ "You did."’ ing. All an* wi-li.'om*-.—Aih. "And it was Hanner that hollered at! (>>unly Clerk Roy Ati'lrut i- al-i ’ fondfug lhe anunnl m.-. iiitc /-E thwaa. ghB Bot only ^^4 u u/ri’?,' ? “u you* but forward and grabbod now b«-Hig held m Ml. Cl-niyii-. II y & th coat-udte and hauled you will read a paper entitled “I m- ' “» L-n. •• fonmly nnd litre to s.-,-ore II.” ? ?rink . rv. Owing lo th- fact that • lit , ^ho brtnk of a DUld Podzol ' egunlbter and -priug- on <>t;.* nd- 1 her.again?" \ «rt Ihr loeomolive was hrokt-n jn-ai : *ou did." r 1 Richland JunclioiA th'* north Ikiund "Then I ought to be kicked, even if | 1 It was a dream. Do you Agger Hist | layrni two hour.-, .Monday itiormim it’s Hanner’s thinking of me all tho Attend lhe often air meeting-* time that makes you dream?" t*ry Sunday itiahl nl 7uTl in front oil “Poor, poor Hannah!’’ was the'tri-|ki|>li-l church (.opposite of Coin t bute of tbo widow aa she turned bomeHou-<- squat*during July nnd I Auhii*!. Good Mindmr and t-p<*ak-' When four days had passed without ing. All ar«* we|<-r>m.*,—Adv. b)eickgenant & Riede Saturday /fight. July IB. positi/sly closes this great sale Gel out the bills nnd adve-wo <lisiiii.ui* <i Mod look over lhe Hm again. If there te,nny item you can use. il will be lo your d’tidrd ad­ vantage to lay in n liberal supply. It is belter for you to purchase now it ihi-- lout ini-.--, than later to wish Ihnl you had. Jhe Most Kornark able Values /fastings foremost Deparment Store art* closing the items below. There are 125.00 sulfo forTiA and a great many of xych unheard of inihiccinents. it la unaMessary to tell you that crowds will pick, ub these rnlghly bargains In a hUrry, for you know (hat lhey will. •Saturday. July !8th ii)ill Qe Jhe J^ast pay of Our first CJreat July Clearance Jale Every day of our Great July Clearance Sale' has been a crowded and a busy one and we appreciate the way in which the public has taken hold of our remarkable offerings. As we formerly announced, this sale has been the greatest value giving sale of the season, and we feel confident that it has been a sale that has made us many friends, for we have benefitted many people by our big money saving specials. She Jime is (jetting Very limited ffow for you, as this sale draws to close. It is practically your last opportunity, for after Saturday night all goods will be sold again at our former moderate prices. for the closing dags we annouce. in addition to the previouslg advertised specials, the folloving Astounding bargains. During the closing days of our July Clearance Sale we will hold what we shall call JI Rummage Sale of Our Cloak and Suit fiept. Wc have selected a generous assortment of Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits, Skirts, Coats and A » AO Dresses, values up to $25.00. Priced for the Closing Days at.— V*«v7O •Summer Parasols Children's Dresses Radies' Waists Your choice of the entire stock, values up to $3.00, priced for the closing days White and colored, some slightly soiled, val* ues up to $2,50, for the closing days Linen and lawn, tailored and iingeric Waists values up to $3.00, for the closing /fand flags Ruffling Radies' and Children's /fats Crochet and leather lined Ba<s, values from $1.50 to $4.00, for the closing days a choice al __________________ uvl» Lace and net Ruffling, 25c and 35c values, tor the closing days, //)» per yard.JVC About fifty Hats, some trimmed, all new styles, for the closing days your f/)/v choice at___ ________________ -.-./trU Combination Suits Dainty muslin garments, beautifully trimmed, $1.25 to $1.75 values, for the clos- OA/v ing days, choice at----------- .------- Oc/l* Muslin Skirts Wash (foods Attractive and well made Muslin Under* skirts, values te$1.50, for the dos­ ing days choice atSVw/Cs Silk Stripe Voiles. Ratines, Crepes, Rice Cloth and fancy Poplins, values to fA/* 50c yd., for lhe closing days per yd_./Jr v £aces and Embroideries Men's Shirts and Overalls Umbrellas Prided al a fraction of their wholesale value. One lot of Ijaces, up to 10c values, for the closing days per yjird----------- /<* Dress and Work Shirts, Overalls and Jack­ ets, values to 75c, for the closing 9A/v days choice ot entire stock at One lot of $1,75 Umbrollas, American silk covers, imported steel frame, ster­ ling silver mounted handles, for the closing days choice at tised. Remember that these specials are in addition to all those heretofore advertised. You will find them here in each department. There are still a great many more not adver On Saturdag /fight. Julg /8th. the sale vill close &)eickgenant & Riede Department Store Phone 30 id <.anlon, (».. | mal. rame up Friday and remairn-d 11 until Sunday afternoon a* a guest visited her unrh*. 1>. W. Bolinger <*f her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Mon- and Mrs. Rose IHltoii, Sa I unlay and Sunday. £jc=ziqc=de •T—ni... Mrs Ahw (| lcavea ncX( .Mrs. Rose Hilton an<J <l;uight>*r prol. J. I-'. Thomas and family week for Alln-rla, Can«da. whnre EUiel, .spent last Thursday with her is h-re*taking lh“"ptarr to Hie'.M : pcared on M"- 1{OM‘ doorsteps. On * D-li-ori. are al Wall Lake for th-[.h- will vi.-it l>.*r father and inolh- sister, Mrs.' Jcsao' Miller at V(*rC. H H pa-s-ug.-r \ali<.ii-<d W I being invited in ho almost whispered: Mimaier. I his makes lhe h‘”'1 •' <t whom she has not seen foi monivillc. ’.Wriki Js* X. %ilh hte family- te “Any more dreamsr sea-.m that the Prof, has spent, at ...gbh,*,. v-.-.r-. 'Hhe expects lo be Rev. J. W. Ixtcklnu nml family, of Halite Creek, former pastor of enjoying a vacation <d llu< -- week“You hare a waler jug at ths saw* lhe favorite i« s rt. -....n,., In Th.... Rlv rMr. Carflrnter f.: mill, haven’t yuuF Mo*. «»>r nulu HamphUj. a; ■ 'inlUuuianl Ru-bards. nf Bedford, the Epslcopnl <-hur(lb were here Tuesday for the bluatl-TUL'ler i. aiilarly .niployrd in Na-lniljc. "Tea.” 1 paimil by her mother, left y«*>l'-r-lobio, u.n <-.ilbri here lhe latter During thiV%ery hot u-alh- r ill "A lot of potato bugs which had ,la>' nioriiing for Cryslal Lake |^r( „f h , w,.„k the dealll of wedding. is no■•’pirnir” for th- ho.roVil-.fo been eating foTrU grcJ^mtaht craS ""‘,r ‘•hnrlevmx, where they intend i„, . ............. He ha- b-.n . .Xi-wiiiau A. Fuller, who-has been Stand aura t. .1 UU-ri-.s. met j-..--into Jt SSh taTvSS fS. bh‘y f,,t v. h” ’ sncntling-si'venil week© very cujoyaldy with friends in Ihis ciiy. and pare r),. alB—m. r lh--< • an Mrs. M. H-Wha.*. Mi-* Minnie and ter.11. Il lie b uds. Mv- them all that h'ol, hard wm k .Elite! and Mr. and Mrs. John D<«>hecrelary l>. C. Vandrre*H,k al- vicinily left tliis, Thursday, moniTh. y hav.- a full Im- of cold m.-al *, '*bout to drink ,,, a||,.n,|..t| the fun-ral of Mrs.; l<*iid-<FHi- -lah* camp «•( ••"’ \ M ing'for Sail Francisco. <*f all kinds. Ri ad their advertise- “d “ann«h R^bum suddenly ap-; j,'Vill,.-s mtlirr. Mr. Fa 1 roll Burn**.,*!. A. at r-nlral Lake. Mich., last. Mrs. C.’ IJeclricE rclurnrd home meuL poured and dashed tho jug from your hl H„Wiie, Tuesday morning. w»*rfc and is now altemlnru “ na.’ from Saranac Monday, whern she H-o Wolfe, <d Nashville, uh-. 1 bands?” Mj„ Veta Frrsliney and Mi- Honal galhermg of has been for a few days ItikhiK cafn alMMil Hirer we-k* ago siurl.-d a; "1’ultad In again, did she?” ; Marxm Madison motored from Mid- worker! al Williams Bay, Wiscon-, of h«r brother. Frank C. Johnsifii. ilaily livri-y.HTvlen from Xashvilb“But poor Hannah couldn't stand by ;.II.Ailh- l<> Ibis city. Tue»«hy nfiei- -in • -G | who wax' seriously injured in an lo Billie Creeks reports a splendid rand,see yon poison yourself." noon, nnd were guesls of Mr. Audi Itev. Chun. Vermilya and faiiiiiy j unto accident at IhutTdaee, July llh. grnire. Inste ad of lhe i-xpefh d - "Pom- Hannah tn T«v<«' This eve- . Mr*. Harry Stafford and sister. *d North Dalthla were the giiesis m Mr trip per day h.- l-ll- th- BAN- ring I’m coming to ask you to marry Mr. and Mrs. Ifortnnn Tracey, of t Tobias Garn mid family the biller Noth c. issi »... hits i..iu b—n sVumprijed ...i.,i.-ii,..i to 1.. make .....i., Thinfc 1, Uraud Hapid«. who have been spend-1 part of la-( week.* They came by t j All members of ' the Crawley li-r h© "Who can falhnm a widow’s heartr ’”g " WBfik will! Mr. and Ml*. Chm. automobile mid lrave1le<l « di-tam • ItaO trips nearly every day during '*>■ Freer al their summer home on of over I ton miles to reach Hast-I family are urgently requested to ihr post two weeke. He. ha* com-1 attend their first •annual reunion al Who can guard against a widow's^ r|10ruapule ri ver. returned m^. ‘ A”d#|ivery service with hi-, ___ „ Monday. Mr* “ho Mis. Geo.’Mdter-a»d tb« Barry Co. fair ground*; July md markete from 1ft 10 15 Ue*“ ' Miss Mriid Sisson, who is attend- daughter Eleanor visited her brolh: 30.11’11. A pirnic dinner will he k vt fruits and vegetables 2wkx mg the Kalamaxoo summer nork. er Willard at Vermontville Bundify- l served iu lhe dining hall. [-UANNEB WANT ADA'S. YAY. PERSONAL MENTION /fastings. Mich Oyetsr's Ups and Downa PROBABLY CHILD WAS RIGHT The total number of persons en­ gaged In the oyster Industry of tha reducts of India Taken as a Mixture, entire United States Is IT.W. with Internally, Would Bd Apt te Lead yearly wages amounting to H0.1U.Ml, to Discomfort and the capital Invested, excluding the value of lhe private beds, ts |1«.The Bishop of London has • greet 830,031, the Christian Herald observes. store of anecdotes connected with h!4 The yield of oysters for 1*11 was II, wotli tn the Bast end of Loadon. •S3 JI IS bushels, sn average of a third One of them relates to aa. mhltv Hon that was being heM te a eehcxrt. child In tha country- Every restau The examiner had asked one child: rant, however humble or wherevat “What are tho chief products at Situated, as wen as every great hotel 1a expected during the season to have our- Indlsn emptro?" And tho anMfp? Intel Mrvouiy oysters on the blit of fare. In olden times the epicures of Athens and other etties close to the ocean had an ebund­ "Please, air. ladle produces carries ance of shellfish snch as we use. and enjoyed them very much. But to tie and pepper, dal flee, sad citron, and Jews this kind of food'was forbidden ehitliM, add chutaey, awd-<•*->! by their law, which, allowing certain kinds of fish, rejected much sM'fopd. (winding the oyster, which was prob ably little known to the ancients “And whstsover hath* not tins and scares ye may not eat; It Is unclean unto yon" (Detrt. 14:14). BANNEH WANT ADVS PAY. patiently. "What cotaes after all that?" Another Infaat's baud shot up. "Wall, you toll her what comm Mter tUL” ddh TH-Blts. -BANNER WAS# Abt’S. PAYt �TBE HASTINCB BANMKK IU.1 16, 131k ILERW. FAIRCHILD HAS A PAGE IIV* I Flit GOVERNMENT POSITION Dutchess Trousers 10c a Button, $1 a Rip Always Ahead Vve sell these celebrated warranted trousers because we know of no other that represents so much value. Name is not everything but it counts for much in the DUTCHESS, because the manufacturers have been engaged for more than thirty years in the making of trousers ex­ clusively. The warranty on these trousers—10c a but­ ton, $1.00 a rip—is most unusual. Step in to-day and take a look at the special values we arc showing. Hr Len Today fur Wnvhlnoton to tiepin Work In Mie Onliuaiu-q Depart men l. Another Hastings T'-mig min, lb \V. Fairchild, w mokmy u iht«- n-c<>rd. He graduated from lhe M. A. G. In*t June a» a mechanical en­ gineer. . Ho wn* then <>ITcrcd n tin,position a.* *ale.*tnan. but turned, fl dow.n ’ because he want.-d wmk in line with his training, and .-<> w«-ut In work in the drafting, room of n Detroit manufacture. Al unit two month- b.-for,. hi* graduation Mr. Fair- hild I link the civil rervleo :.«tamiiiniit>n far a draftsman in the ordinance departexamination record m«i-i have been nntiMinlly kooo, far i-iilmmly there is a Inng delay-before a man dnjhc eligible list is flhnsm I «r a/iual work. But in HnFacu— it was dif­ ferent. He reccivod word la*l week that hi* application f >r a position in tin- ordinance departnn-ti!. jvhirli carries a good salary with tine favorably acted tipbn and h- was directed to report nt Wa-hincion al once for duty. He will leave on the noon train today for lie n.dional capital. Hi* njany friend* here coiiKrnlulabj him on Hu* <.Jwerveil recognition. Fieliuch's Morrill, Lamble & Co. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS | THE CHURCHES Unllrd Brethren Services for next Sunday will be an follow*: ti):00, Hynday ScIumiI. 11:00, preaching. fl:3o, Senior Endeavor. 7:30, preaching. Every Thursday night mliLweek prayer meeting. Every Friday night, choir re­ home of Herman coder. Nori It HallA drinking fountain ha* been in­ stalled in lhe Baptist. church, and is proving a great .blessing’tlm.-e been r»*dwmnle,| ill ji|>pr«priat» children** paper, and compeient women, under Hie direction of Mr*. Erneid Weaver, have elmrue of it. Gome and bring all your children Mid-Summer Mitsiralr. ON All Ready-To-Wear Garments Muslin Underwear Princess Slips Combination Suits Skirts Corset Covers Drawers Night Gowns 20% Dis count Table Linen Sale Regular Regular . Regular Regular Regular Regular Parasols home of jlr. and Mr* Hasting* on'Center Sti evening. With lfi» le siirtaiil* from Nashville. Jli.oo, White and Colors, now 9 .89 St.50, White and Colors, now 1.29 I1.75, White and Colors, now 1.48 . $2.50,, Silk_ ______ ___ now 1.98 $3.50, Silk___________ _ now 2.98 3.48 jU.oo, Silk___________ . now a a n n n a n n n n n Now .Now 1.29 .98 .85 59 48 - Silk Hose Ladies’ black and white Silk Hose— SI.(Ill values . now $ .89 1.29 $1.5(1 values_____ now 1.48 $2.00 values_____ now Fancy Summer Dress Goods 20% Discount Cream Emb. Voile and Haliste, |5 in. wide•toe. now, per yd.. ____ , 42c I piece Allnvcr Enib. Voile in very hand' •ome pink pattern,4L50, now $1.19 Underwear Ladies' Silk Underwear. S3.00 Union Suits, now... $2.48 f 1.75 Separate Pieces, now__ 1.48 fi.00 Union Suits, mercerized, sale iiricr 89 II \Nr-IEI.lt. Mrs. Delia Tuiigate .... I J. T. PIERSON & SON Phone 9 Hastings, Mich 11 WI.E GROVE died in iho old liui'nt. Smilh Stanley Saturday nisdil mnoift. six sth Belle Znmm-r- good Ume wit. Tongate Wednesday Bathrick of if li.wi-jvill. irillell’* con-tii of tlhieago. spitxiL Sunday at Harley- Hayman'*. . . Edimvuls and family. Miss May Si at this writing Mr. hiid Mr drnltfnj-ttTmrrnW'rnii: r nt at -pro mon. Sunday io an appreciative au­ dience, Mr. and Mr-' M.iraliall Hollinger and Mr. nnd Mi- -Young, of Battle Click arc at O>.wIhm1. Fine lake ■■■■□nnnnDnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnannnnnnaannnnnnnnn □□■■■■ 5 Ml.75____ ___ M1.50. #1.25. Mi.00. .< .75 f .60 Fieinhdi gave a very audience highly ; many of iho heal works < Emmanuel Church. Ehnninade. Bard, l.anue. Rev. Carroll L. Bale.*. Rector. liarhmttnn. Tolmni, A-i.-m Holy Communion. S:(NI a. m. sit. Richards, lleitlnmml .Morning Prayer, Litany and »er- Gabriel. Sh-wert, Kln kin.i rnon, 10:.l»t a. m. Sunday School 12:00 m. Chart talk in pari*h lmu.se, 12:10 p. m. . Service in parish Iioumc willi talk on "The Calendar," 7:30 p. m. BIG TIME PLANNED FOR wmShi|f, Tfer from tin'* care of lhe. “SPORTS" AT M. E. PICNIC little ones. . ’ The clpirrh«.will mil cb>.*v <lowii any of its departments for'the sum­ Next Friday afternoon tlie mem­ mer, hut. will push ahead with in- Committee Make Announcement. ber* of Uin Indies Aid Club will Hum- Hull Umpire 1* lo He Im­ furnish a lunch at the homo of Mrs. ported for lh<» Ocrasimi. Oscar Jime* on East Mndison SI. Methodist Episcopal Church. We desire to invite all of our The Com in II tee. having iii charge friend* to the rcgijlnr serviiuw of the church. A hdariy welconm, a School good gospel message ami most lows: splendid, and inspiring' music is al­ I'tiblm worship, ami ways awaiting, you when you wor­ ship wilh us. Coitie and we will do thee good. _______ ' game Rose Again the t hird I My. this coming event eclipse anything Baptist Church. sermon. “What hid Jesus Write section.. Thurmlay evening ‘ inid-u-fek. Upon the Hand?" prayer nml praise wrvice, 7:3». b.-tll teams Friday afternoon, from 2:IXI to 3:<)0. Prrobyteriim C.hurcli. Mrs. Belt* will conduct a Bihle a league istudy class, |o which all are invil"Tin- Church ami lhe Fighl for. u'd. Tills will bo held in -the prayer Health," is tin- subject of (he illu*Anyone who "heckle*" the Sneeling room of the church. Fol­ tralvd addrc-s next Sunday even­ tinal. lowing this, some linn* wiR - !><• ing. nt 7:30. Thirty slides will !»«• J.iitnpirr or "kicks'’ on anything in spent dn prayer for. the work of the shown. All inlerrsled in the light'Hhe P' gmyc .will be promptly |>u.t off Tim game* arc for church. for health arc most cordially' invit- • f ho. grotTiid*. , forenoon and afternoon and tinFriday evening 7choir prac­ game is Mornihg worship nnd sermon at la,i tice al church. All choir please be Rian. j present, . Sunday Bchool. 10:00. An inter­ Sunday Sch<i<d meet* al the close ' [ If sulllrieiit lime ran Im had, llm esting lime for all. .. u-ilal rim* nml jumps will hr tiiMorning worship, fi:ixi. Sermon by nnstor. "The Brrond tlomhig of niprning, Mr. mid M|. Christ arjd (b* Immiln*nre." In ad­ dition' In’Hie regular chorus, there lorlnimm.nl and for downriuhl fun H beats them all. You wilt |><« barilone. eiilitlcd, •■There I* a Land,” and a *ol<> by Mt.*s Ada D. evening. I lie ladl. Mead, "Lead Me All the Way." Young People’* Meeting, 0:00. coals. The pastor nlw wind-I Everybody l« NoIb rhatiK'* of time, ig-ader, Mi*.* clesiaidicnl dignity l» any purl Vida Webb. Yoko Fellow Hand. 0:00. [ «|ues(ci| to assume. Evening Service. 7:30. Hecau*e ‘ ' *' (•. Maywood, Christian Seirncr fMirirly. of repniut on the church and the Chairman Athleic Com. Sunday, July IP, 1014. Second! hot went her begiimiiiK. with Ihi* Bunday night, all the evening w>r- floor of No. IIif Jefferson Si. vlce* will lie tudd In front of iho Sunday -service, 1(1:31. Subject. IV. H. Hirlli-lny Parly. . oliurah in*tea<l of inside, (knnforl- “Life." Sunday School, 11:15. Oble seal.* will -be provided, light* Tim* W. II. had their, i- i Wedmxkiy ' evening k-«lmionial Will-be rtrurig. ami a brighrncrvice provided., There will be much service. 7:30 o’clock. Binging, noth by lhe congregution Reading room nt same nddre**, i< Eminn Shute and choir, a* well u* Bpectnl solo*. -open every WnliK-sd.iy and Satur­ third tumivei Tho paalor will give a short, evuu- day from 2:00 to 5:Fw) p. m.. wh-re fclistic message. ntilhortzed literature on Christian i rsi-d with’ ice rn-iini and Tumiday ' night, 7:30. coUago Scienc,- may be read nml purcli.iEvery one had a jolly good prayer meeting will be held al lhe time. JULY SALE Our Crefed We believe in lhe policy of Conservation and Safety. We believe a bank should.forego a possible profit, rather than accept business in­ volving undue risk. We believe that a bank should serve the public, as well us make profits for its shareholders. We believe that each customer, large or small, should receive the same careful, courteous treatment. If this agrees with your idea of a bank, we invite you to associate ypurself with us and you will findBiat we live up to our creed. We pay 3 per cent interest, compounded semi-annually, on savings deposits. . IIORG \N NORTHEA.ST KXI.WII). Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brin-. • n n n .n n n Hastings National Bank □ Only National Bank in Barry County Hastings, Mich. ■■■■nnnntiannnnnnnnanannnnnnnaijnnnBnaDnnannnnnnnanBBMB About Your Eyas. What t» the color of your fytFB? Ar« they blue-gray, .brown, black or hazel!’ I>o you know the old folks n»v<I to read points of a person':, cliuractei from the coloring of tho even? Today lots .of people .hold the same belief.*. They wilt tell you that blue-*y< <1 t^cn aud women are really capable of doing very fine things if they are properly trained. Usually tfuue w|io have blue eyes are affectionate aud loving, aud enjoy nothing so much aa that which haa u dash of daring in It. And thu woman With black cypa! Shu Is be­ lieved -to be quick' and fiery, though the rfray-cyed woman will remain calm through similar1 circumstances. Hasel eyes are suprosed to be very beauti­ ful. and to ludlcutl- a beautiful charao t» r. always ready for self sacrifice. Sulky.-had tempers are behoved to ba un especial accompaniment of dark I will take yonr hnvttl," announced tho heartless publisher, "If you will cut It down by half." hands. "Cut , It?” ho cried. “Impossible! ■Indeed?” replied tho ptibltshre.- rhe wind moaned uuccaSinglr, iu mien now that of n child which roba within Itself In tho night, now that of > woman who aalfcra great |»aln ulonc. gun. And, mingled with the walling of tho wind, rain fell—Ml heavily. In­ termittently. like taunt wrung from souls of strong men.*" •‘Well?” said the author. , vhinl-h .n man •’Well." retorted tho publisher, “why i'ine there will speak nnt say sinifily ’It was raining?*"— Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.. .. «j»tnittay. July tv. .5 ' •BANNER WANT ADV& PAX-* �THE HKSTTNGS BANNER, JULY 1«. 1ML fagebix Portland Story of Famous Tavern on Old HASTINGS LOSES Stage Road North of Middleville Paper Prepared For Barry County Pioneer Society by E. | BReps • J-. McNaughton, o( Middleville, son of Peter Me-; *. - ■ * — - -• • ' Naughton, Proprietor of- Old Hostelry. • IX ( ,n„unTE AMI hLAnks pobt- ABB H O Plant, lb , • I taiwdy, 2b .. lieVonner, r Bissonetle. ■> W. Bales. If Swank, rf ... -LAND GELDING GAME CALLED OFF ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN Totala 29 il 3 24. 9 0 Innings 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9— R Hastings ■n o (I 0 0 0 0 2 2 Portland o o o q o o n o P— o Sacrifice hit-ilutehins; stolen haw. DeVormrr: double play, Eek lo Bell to Hutchin*; Ihft on errors, Pori la ml I;.left on liases^ Hastings 7; Portland 2; *uuck mil ny Kynetl it by Bissonette 7; bases on halls off Bjssonelte 2; hit by piiclmr by Ihssonelte 2. Empires—Baker and Hubbard. Tram Continues lo Play High Grade of Bull. Fans Should • Attend. Since the BANNEIl last Went to I pre.*, the Hasting, team lost a i garni* iii t'.harlolfv Thursday and 'won om* with Portland on Friday. CHARLOTTE ANO GRAND LEDGE HERE NEXT WEEK ;annil account of ram. game* deserve better pat- Two Noted Eaton Courtly Teams to He Great AttraclioiM Tuesday nrnnge, as the I very high grad> and Friday. ■ be* I t C.hartolte Defeats Hustings. 1 Chnrlolti*. will .McDonald pitted I against Hull, defeated Hartings in you many Cliurjutl.*, 5 lo 3, Thursday, lhe tin* stage c"iih*.«t was wlliie**i*l by a large - --------- Early history of Oak Grove House, or as was commonly known The McNaughton Hotel, located live miles north and throe miles frosli h»U. oxer Eaton county, and a lai-ge greater .portion of lhe » Th,* number from Hasting* and the .’rniJin eastern part of Barry county, lhe luwiuddig. Keill County. -Michigan.' Italians would furnish 111 1 w *i Basting* mtleld had an qlf day. nnd This was establiehrd in 1831). by meal* 1 1,;"1 l,uor l,,lk' ,,e “ Mr. and Mrs. Asln-l Kent. Tin* ...,r........... "‘“di 'rr I!""*! former died one year afterward*., nnd was tho first body buried in .......... I Sdw... wl.h-11 I* n vm In... tin* Bowne Center eeinelery. Mr.*., 4.11.*' *iv* that •'necessilv is the ,e:,m riiouhi liaxe made a inuili Inolll.-r ..( inv. hl ...n," whirl, rrr. I 'I’' Naughton in. March, 1812. , w.n' „ nm.. ; ST ‘'aXK u in-tween Kalniimoo nml Grand liapids, as well a?- Bgllle Creek, ami uhi< h happened al Oak Gtiixef (||(1 (,n(J M.ol(. sfionid not have r- ’ . > t..... 1 -el... ..I ..... Itmi*.lrnv..l.>r rn.m slul... |iiin| i)I |m|| j( WJ>, ma|1(. U|H|er *-.. AX traveler from 11... lhe slab* •w York was dining there one *uch unusual condition* that the that time. ilid I hey asked him if he would have some green apple pie. Hi* ns there was no mill al Grund Hnj»- .m*wer was in tin* affirmative .and ed until after the game. ‘ McDonald. Charlotte's star left­ id«. after eating it- complemented II hander. opposed Hall. While he The country began to settle very very highly. You may imagine fast an<l consequently travelers that In* »a* somewhat surpri,*«*d was bit, freely, he tightened with men on bases, and Hie hit -neces­ when told Hint it was made from a sary for a score was nut forihcoma prosperous business, so much *•> gfocu pumpkin and vinegar. ... . --....... . that two additions were built in a Th<* lownshlfi of Caledonia. wn« Il was three story linti*'*. but they w«*r«* organized in this house. all on tin* ground.. Even with mumd after Caledonia, in Livings­ Tuning? these additions it was often crowd­ ton ttonnly.'N. Y.„by Hie McNamihliharloilo ....... i.O ILIJ) 0 ABel* Iho ed to its full rapacity. Batteries—Hall and II beds won* all tilled they would before earning In Michigan. Mr. McNaughton sold Hip hotel McDonald and Kratzmillor, make a ruw of hed* around the of­ fice floor with lhe frsil of lhe ls*d* and farm to Warren Slroctor in Hastings Blanks Portland. WD and moved to Ottawa County. townr<Is a large Dreplaee in om* eml of lhe mom. There was a great Midi. Mr. Streeter sold the place The small crowd which attended deal of piaster tlrawn Jnmi Grand Iu Mr. Proctor in 18<57, who died the game with Port land on Friday «omo:time ago. and is now .owned xvas treated to one of the finest ex­ by his son John Proctor, of Cale­ hibitions of base ball witnessed on donia. lhe local grounds in years. The When my father sold Iho hotel. game was tilled with thrilling work In* let O. B. Barber have the old by both teams, the only error of the siun ami il was placed in front of entire contest being an error in the hi* hmise, which is located one Hastings infield. Kynetl pitched half mile' north of • the old Mc­ his best game of th'* season, hold­ Naughton Hotel.The barn on the ing his-opp'inent* lo three scattered Proetm* farm is'standing oh a part hits ami striking uufsix. Of the •»f Hie ground when? I Im old hotel visitors, only three were left on ii*o<| to bi*. In digging tin* base­ bases. Bissonetto. one of the clev­ ment for tho barn they found the erest semi-pro- pitchers in Grand foiindrilioii of the old brick oven. liapids, did the* twirling for l|ie vis­ Tin* Indians' were wory numer­ itors. Il was a Irnttle between-him ous and usually kimL Then* was and Kynetl until the eighth when a .settlement or village about two Bi«?om*th* weakened and Hastings miles south on*t of mir place. The fell upon his delivery for four hits squaws did most of (he farm work, and two runs. hut the Indians wen* very good workers al some kinds of work, such as picking up roots, idling An Indian came tojny father ami waut>*d to buy a one horse plow. diitti made him nmlvndnnd Dial he wauled tn give a unit). Father drew up Hie note, and the Indian Peter Mi-Nunglittm. Proprietor of Hit* Oak Grove House, simied it ami pul it in his |>ocket. and one of tin* Writ-Known handed il to. father. My people! Ijimlinnt* of the Tax crus Along the old Stage Ruud Whlcli Ilan lenrm-d the name of a great many From Knlanui/iMi to Rirlilantl things in their InnguAge. so that (Gull Contres), Milo. PrairicL illr. they could carry on quito a converYankee Spring*. Middle Village. When,lhe. people first settled in Whitncxiille. Cascade nml Grand the wood*. Hu* Indiana annoyed Rapids. them in leasing or lagging for sail. Rapid* to Gull Prairie and other Often they would empty (he barrel places sziuth nf lien*. Every body ini" a lx>x nnd hide il. sometime* was made welconu* and no one wn* bury il. and llmu-show them Hie! turned away, saying (fiat they had empty tuirrel. II was a long ways n<> robin. |,r draw eataldes from Kalamazoo, "Thcijo was a line of regular stage some forty mil'** distant. Thero coarlu*from Kalama/i>*i .md wore no tlmiring' mill* in Grand . other place*. Of <*our*e they Rapid* "al Hint lini'*. It would Kynrll Owned Portland’s Bats. would have to have relays, or lake three days lo go to mill. / The visitors had one- exrcHenl slopping, plan**. and Hi.* Oak Wilh all these priviilioii* and opjMirtunily to score in the fifth. Grove House was one "L the rc*lWith one out, DeVonner singled Ing places; then th** rrtay- would The whole and (dole second. Bissonelle drove enitlg not uncommon for them to drive ........... . iinit«*n nnd one at IJck and DeVonner started When Eck threw to four horse* <>n om* coach, ami seemed like one family.. /No one tor thin!. then often lim‘*s they could im»i. was lighted or not invited lo their first to put out Bissonotto, DeVnrcarry dll who vvi*h**d to go. In entertainments. V*"' pour or the nier kept on to Hm plate where ho such cu«cs they sent mil what they widows were md -forgotten. but was easily nipped by Bell, playing first sack. called extras (L e.) hire any one. lo E. Chilton opened the eighth by go wilh thelj l««utr. and lumber fall they would have wbod bees for wagon. Whin they got tired (or llii-iu. getting in their year's supply. beating out nn infield hit to third. He took third on Eek's single be­ perhaps Ibey only pi*omi*>*d to gu hind second, Eck keeping on lb sec­ part, way they wuuld leave I hem thi* trees atliers would draw the .and n*turn. bome. Then they lug* In the .hiiuse5iml others would ond on a throw to the plate to keep would have to hire sorpeom* «*l*e to rul them ui). often rm ing to gee Chilton from scoring. Kynetl went out at first, slopes of the Hnsl. carry Hiein on. if th*-v rould md catcfi lhe rcfmlar. >fr. McNauirh-■ werejio rro**-. ui saw. unco in If.ans ««» «‘K" w2"’n ’‘‘.l1 <••"»? IHh..-.. .by... Th«Smm»fi wmilH noiinr.S on lhe toll —•'—■ J along, taking their dinners witli; f”r a s*,l,>I'e to right, and Chilton The land oflict* was hirated nfifhom ' ll wa* realty a gala day •“'"rod lhe first run of the game, Ionia, ami prospective - Itlcrs had i fnrihefii. I hav hoard my toth.*i I • close second in the rare to gu there t*» make their entry. j-iiv they w*-r*> tliu huiipiol days of I‘>r be jdale. L. Chilton (lied out *- *•|<>. im-n-a-o• • t|« (e' number I hi* life • ’ 'to Plant.. Hiitrliins drew tour This *helped of trawlers. wild. cannot lx* pioneers In wi(h* ones, but Hastings had to he contented with two runs tor Michthis (dart*. Somclmx-s tin*!-* was; pioneer* in gdopling nnd furlinT- nel popped tit Andler and the inn__ ____ — ■ R»mr pretty -sharp woik f<~ ih-y, >»-' - iin|*Mv.*iiii>nl. which--shalli lOgjmifaid. rlx*; Portland team is a great favwould learn that someone else wa* I benefit our rommhnily Where w. .oritc with hic.'il fan* nnd Hnsllngs is after tin* land (hey watrted. and liked i*qii:iHy well in Portland. A they would (ravel night ami day, or Ito leaders, not followers. Irn’tler nitfUred: lot'of players never any way In iwat the other fellnw. appeared on the local grounds. Gleaners' Program. After lhe pltyik road wav. built Thn score: from Kalamazoo to Grand llApid*, Program for Morgan Arbor No. ’ Hasting* ....... Ann ii o a e uirnl the Graml Trunk railroad ex­ 1037 for July 25. tended from Detroit t<» Grand ilan- -Opening Ode—Arbor. E. Chilton, 3b ids, the travel diminished rapidly. Recitation—“Abraham .Brought Eek, m I think that the latter totid wa» lo Bay."—:H. Collins. Kynetl. 41 .... completed about the year, i(Cni. «it Song—W. Shoup ami O. Ilniish. 58. ■ Then the stage nude went lo Discussion—“What. Are the B'**L Beck. 2b bjo.’ Ono of tho stage drivers, iMetlmd.* of Curing Meat on the L. 1 Chilton, If I. Ir. Mortimer Welton, who drove I'arnf."—E. •illcspic nnd 8. Bollin­ Hute bins, d ,.J his route, made it Ids home at the ger. - Michael, cf .... kak Grove House for a long lime, Select Reading—Mae DcVino. Hall, rf to rt now living on a part of thol Closing Song. ild McNaughton farm Willi his son, L. Adkins, lecturer. ■ Totals Grand Ledge and Charlotte teams will Im the great attractions dn the local diamond next Tuesday amt Friday. Both Eaton county learns are well-known in semi-pro ranks. Hastings and Grand Ledge have each won one game this sea­ son. The Grand Ledge team, which playa here on Tuesday, has been. winning from some of the strongest teams in the sthte_ Nichols, the elongated Iwirler who pitcher! so well for this (cam. has gum* to lhe Canadian league. Bariheau, tho University of Michigan pitcher, whos** home town is Grand I.edge, tin* been pitching winning ball for his town. The Charlotte team is too wellknown to needt any other r«*commemlation (hat Hie Eaton county cily has a team, which ranks among the. fasti -l in the Mate. The series Iw(ween Hastings and Char­ lotte is being watched all over the state. See the game on Friday. Life-Timers Defeat Freeport. The Life Tinurs. who an* gam­ ing such an enviable reputation that they may challenge the Hast­ ings team, returned from .Freeport on Saturday a third time victori­ ous over the. village lead), the score Housh ami Rohleski. for Hastings; Ferguson. Thompson and Bowler, for Freeport.. The feature of the game was the hitting of Hie “Lif­ ers,” who walloped Ferguson's de­ livery so hard hi* was compelled to retire. Monro.* Sisson, hrst-saeker for lhe “Lifers" dislocated one of his fingers during tho game. "Bump" Hobleski. for year* back­ stop for the local team, also played like a colL Thia factory team Is a strong one ami they have. Isxiked some gdml contests. One week-from Satur­ day.they will piny thn James Bayne Factory League loam, of Grand Rapids. They have also schedul­ ed game, with Lake Odessa, Alto and Delton. Enjoyed Rev. Bready's Sermon. The ten inembcra of Iho Hasting* base ball squad, accompanied by the three members of lhe manage­ ment. accepted Rev. R. H. Brcady's invitation to attend services in the M.'E.-rtiurch on Sunday evening. They, and a large congregation, listened''to nji excellent sermon on “(iluau' Athlvtlca." Tho discourse wefe greatly enjoyed by all present. Hustings Road Games. Hastings will play out of.town the latter part of this week ami next week., tin Saturday the team plays in Belding; on Sunday in Ixiwcll; next Thursday, in Charlot­ te; on Saturday and Sunday' in Grand Haven. . Base Ball Games Scheduled. Friday. July 17,—Charlotte _jn Hastings. ' Sunday, July 1ft—Hastingy Ilf Lowell. Thursday^ July 23—Hasting* fn Charlolle. Friday, July 24, Chnrtolte. fMlunlay, July 25—Hastings in Grand Haven. Suklay, July f®,—Hastings Grand Haven. Tuesday, July 28—Chicago Leland Giants. * Tuesday, August 4—Allegan in Hasting.**.. ■.Tuesdak August Allegan m Hastings. < . CiA irttleton Grange. Casltoloni Grange will ••••• meet nt the hmm* of\Mr. nml Mrs. Charles Feighner, Friday evening, July 21. 1911. Following is. the program: Song—"Star tSpangled Banner." Roll Call-Y|ur favorite man In history. Recitation—Francis Kaiser. Reading—Mrs. Elmer .Mater. Music. Recitation—“Other Heroes"—Edna ■Green. Reading—Mrs. Adolph Kaiser. » Soto—Ernest Feighner. . Recitation—Esther Dull. Flower March. and Refreshments—Lemonadewafers. ■ . Gertrude Price, Lecturer. Poultry Show Judge Selected. Al an ent husiwll£ meeting of the members of the . Hasting* -Ponliry Association hold on Tuesday even­ ing. it was decided to hire Charles MeClaxe. of New London, as judge of lhe next show which will Im* held in the la*l week In January. ^A campagln for new members will afrt> be started. Al present the or­ ganization ha* thirty members. . BANNEHAVANT ADVS. PAY. middkville Main street was treated to an­ other coating of our dust down last Wednesday. ' The heavy rains hav-1 ing taken the former roots tn the A meeting of the Chautauqua committee was held Wednesday evening nml a (dan worked out tor the sale of*tickets, a* a guarantee has to be sold liefore the opening nn August IHh. The sale is pro­ gressing llnely and all are. taking hold with"a will, that bespeaks sdere.ss tor Ihv llrsl Chautauqua to be held in Middleville. David French arrived imine Thursday evening from bls trip abroad. Mrs. French arrived on Friday tmd R. T. is expected Tues­ day, he coming I hrough from New York by auto. They had a line trip and enjoyed every minute of tin* time spent abroad. The lent preachers being unable to gel any one tn come to their lent, came upon the street Thurs­ day iwening and lambasted lhe peo­ ple for not rushing to hear them. The villtigi* of Middleville is well supplied with good chun*hcs ami able pastors presiding over I hem and are not swallowing all the done handed out. to (hem gratis, by I1i<* traveling fakirs. Saturday fore­ noon they folded their tent and stole away, not having had the lent occupieil by any one during their slay here. That they were of lb>* Mormon l»*lief seemed to be all the people cared to know of them. M. F. Jordan nml Dr. Ami*? Han­ lon attended the funeral of Robert Jackson in Allegan Con on Thurs­ day, ono by one of lhe old tim­ ers nre laid away. Robert was one of the oldest settlers of lhe County line nml left many friends to mourn with the family their !<>««. Albert Parker ami family return­ ed from McBain on Friday, where they bail been for some time en­ joying their vacation. The Y. M. C._ A. boys about fid strong came in from. Barlow lake on Saturday and took Hie aflqynoon train to their homes in Grand Ilapids: They all agreed that they had had the time of their lives. Anoth­ er hunch came out on Monday and will remain two weeks. A great thing for lhe city kid, that hereto­ fore had no place but lhe city streets for a play ground, to get out into the open, where (hero I* good bathing, nice shade ami enjoy gelling close lo nature. A bunch of base ball fans enjoy­ ed the Hnstings-CharloHo ball game last week nnd intend lo see the next one on Hie Hastings grounds between these team*.. Eli Holes of Lansing was an over Sunday guest of his brother W. E. HolrtC Leo M. Johnson and family spent Sunday with relatives in Hastings. Frank Hoyes. for many years a resident in this vicinity hut for a tow years residing in Arkansas, died at the home of Ills mother, Mrs. Haves, in this village, on Bun­ day. Il'* accompanied by his youngest daughter ctunc here a few weeks ago, thinking to improve his health: but he had gradually fail­ 's!. He loaves two sons nml two daughters, besides an aged mother and other relatives lo mourne. The threshing season lias com­ menced, George Thorpe was the first to Ihrrsh around here, Albert Wieringa doing lhe job. , Sidney French is riding in the auto known as the service car of Gonyers, il louchMI lhe high spots only. Art. Brace, of Grand Rapids, was in the village oa Monday on a real estate deal. J. J. England and wife, of Wood- their daughter nnd family, Mrs. John Ritchie. Dr. L. D. VnnVelsor "f Haslings. was in this village on Monday, call­ ing oh old friends. Dr. A. I* Taylor and family were lhe oyer .Sunday guests of T. E. Taylor and family making the trip by auto. The sale of Chautauqua tickel* is progressing finely. AU feel that II is whal we need. a. place of cnlertainrnent. instruclivi*. and eiincational and all it cofttra after the rush.of Hui harvest season is over. The farmer* need a vacation such as this will afford. Remember the date. August tllh.lo tCHi. Mr. nnd Mrs. I/iuis B‘*tls, of Con­ stantine, nre the week guests of relatives nml friends. IxmLs hns n good job with our (ormer towns­ man. Ross Armstrong, in his drug store, in Constantine. Chas. B. Campbell was elected to th.* school hoard nt Un* annual ling Monday evening. The factory hands nre enjoying their annual vacation lo tin* ut­ most, all hands will he‘ready for work the morning of the 20th again. Albert Parker and family relum­ ed home from McBain on Friday, where they had been tor some time enjoying their, vacation wjlh Mr*. Parker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Arnold. ‘ Dr. A. L. Taylor ami wife were the over Sunday guests of T. B. Taylor nml family nt Cedar Springs. They- made the trip by auto. Gifforif. Vannur returned home with his nunl. Miss Virginia Ste­ wart. to Davenport. Iowa, where he will spend some time. Mimi Alice Bixler is in Detroit, visiting her friend, Mr*. Roy Han­ ker and family. W. N. (itadslone nml family are now ' bccupying their college at Barlow Igiko. Mr- Gladstone drives to and from his store by auto.. . Grover Pclers of near Detroit is a guest of hi* sister, .Mrs. IL E. Bennett, for a week.. ‘ Born, to Mr. nml Mrs. Morgan Biggs of Greenville, July 5th. a baby girl, Mary Emma, weight 6 pounds. Mm. Briggs was former­ ly Miss Myrtle Mitcljell of this plocc. . State Bank welcome* small depositors and conaiders it a matter of good business policy to give aqnal attention tojuuall and large accounts. So •mall accounts aggregating lhe saine aa one large one, because although there Is three time* the bookkeeping involved, that is more than oflaet by the possibilities ot development ot three different accounts, besides the advertising value to the bank of three aatlsfied customers. ' 4%'Jnterestl on Deposits —iy ■ * —■ FARMERS STATE BANK MICHIGAN MIDDLEVILLE, Listen! Investigate the MERITS of a SCIENCE, or commodity, for upon such investigation depends its usefulness. If none had investi­ gated the public could not now have the benefits of the things that NATURE holds in store for us, as fire, steam, foodstuffs, mctalsL minerals, electricity, etc. INVESTI­ GATE CHIROPRACTIC. Here is just what you arc looking for, the shortest possible ROAD TO HEALTH, CHIROPRACTIC adjustments to relieve nerve pressure. Although you may fail to recognize the real truth, due to lack of investigation, who is at fault ? We arc earnestly trying in various ways to interest you in heeding Nature’s frequent warnings (as localized head aches) which, after all, are only indicative of the real trou­ ble. Friends, you arc looking over and beyond the very thing sought for, failing to recognize it, at your door, and that friend of yours who has been disappointed so many times has become indifferent about his physical welfare. Don’t say impossible, but investigate for him. He will appreciate the true ring of your friendship some day, and as a true friend you get your reward in the doing. Lend us your attention in our office, while we endeavor to give you the WHAT, WHY AND HOW OF CHIR­ OPRACTIC. CONSULTATION AND ANALYSIS FREE. M. W. SMITH, D. C. NEW HKNDKRSHOTT BUILDING ROOMS 5, 0 AND 7 MICHIGAN HASTINGS. \SEE OUR SHOW CASE FOR SUMMER SPECIALS Beautiful Grey Tone Art Proofs at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $4.00 You save a Dollar on each dozen during the dull summer months. BRUBAKER & HOWE Slcbbin. Block PHOTOGRAPHERS Miss Francos Packard is visiting friends tn South Haven and will visit her sister, Mrs.. Burton Hop­ kins. in Cleveland, Ohio, before re­ turning home. ilrago, was , Charles MrAlli ................................... Mrs. Kate. McLl.SI'liy, last week. J Orra Purler of Traverse Cily, is Hie guest of Mrs. Sophia Chase nnd daughter, Audrie, for a few days. Lee M. JnhuMni and family spent Sunday wilh relatives in Hastings. Eli Holes of Lansing, was lhe guest of his brother, W. E. Holes and family over Sunday.' Miss ' Lila Stimpson of Grand Rapids, returned hoinp Saturday after visitinif~Miss Audric Chase, for two weeks. *C , Mrs. Charles Bprun whsnhe guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Carter nnd husband in Orangeville town­ ship, Sunday. Chas. B. Jiihnosn and family and Mrs,. Fred Guilin were the guests of E. R. .Smith and family al Way­ land. Saturday. J. J. England and wife of Wood­ land were (he over Sunday guests of Ibeir daughter and family, Mrs. John Ritchie. Mrs. Hnrfy Blake of Freeport, was the gueit of. her mother, Mrs. W. 8. Miller ami husliand. Sunday. Her children, who have been spending some lime with Mr. ami Mrs, Miller accompanied her home. David ’ French arrived home Thursday evening from his trip abroad, Mrs. French arrived on Friday and Mr. R. T. is expected Tursilay, he. coming through-from New York by auto.. They had a fine trip and enjoyed every minute. L. D. VahVelsor of Hastings was in lhe village on Monday, shaking hand* wilh old friends. Chas. B. Johnson nnd family ex­ pect to leave Thursday for an onto trip. They will.visit relatives in Burton.. Flora LaValley Sorabrough and family at. Burton; Mrs. Johnson'* sister. Mrs. W. H. Ful­ ler and son, Albert La Valley nnd wife ul Brant; &^r. Johnson's uncle. Goo. Johnson at S^iginaw. They will be gone about one week. Misses Minnie Barbes and* Elvn Johnson spent Saturday night and Sunday wjlh JClva'a parents al Gun Lake. H.uine, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bells of CbnManlfm* are the guests of rolativM and friends for a week. Maurice Wad.J of Hot Rprlnp. Arkansas is visiting his pan-nls, Mr. ami Mrs.. J. J. Wadd ami brolh­ er Burdette. Frank Hayes for many years a resident In this vicinity, but for a few years residing in Ark„ died al the home of his mother. Mrs. S. J. Hayes in this village, on Sunday evening. He, accompanied by his youngest daughter, caino here a Tew weeka ago thinking-tn improve his health, but he gradually failed. He leaves Iwo sons nml Iwn daugh­ ters besides an aged - mother nml other, relatives lo mourn. Funer­ al services will be held Tuesday af­ ternoon uf the house. ' ■. . Cartl of Thanks—I wish io thank my friends for the pretty post cards ami the. East Rutland W. C. T. U. for the beautiful iKRiquet sent me. • Mrs. • Titas. Kelley, Delton, Mil'll. • • Adv. Photographs HIGH QUALITY but NOT High Price Ground Floor Studio MhuM Icnu fm Curt Hhu E. PATTON �SO4TH WEST HIT1AND. HiaiMxo. Miss Edna Ulis uf HU»»ku.UI .md Iraan Hinkly of Chicago, is vndluuf a„| H«n«r Bu«ll '• Sunday.. Harry Olla and family. j(rs. L. Oversmiih of Clmrlolle is to school meeting Monday night. Mrs. Fred Barlow of Hastings is Drt'.rocker during her iilnens. Mrs. Nidlte Doolittle ami A. T. spending the week with her broth­ Walker are •IH'iMhng a few days er. Harry Olis and wife. Mrs. Douglas is making a visit Ul'b relatives al Hlcnland Jullntipu. MlSS JMIC WaglHT UllderWClil Ul» in Cedar Creek wilh several of her ‘"I"'l al0,1 firr “* ‘b’1 (SURE TO GET MIXED, ANYWAY. Boys, Attention! Southwestern Barry DELTON. Next Saturday afternoon, July 18th, at 2:30 100 Yard Foot Race For boys 12 yrs. old and under. The lioy winning the race will receive a fi.ooCast" ing Rod. Each of the other boys will Ik* treated to Ice Cream Soda. The race will take place in front, of my store. • . ■' BASE BALL GAME NEXT SAT­ URDAY AFTERNOON HICKORY CORNERS VS. DELTON. TH, will be a red-hot game. The teams have played twice this season, one game going to n u-inning tie, the other resulting in a victory ior Delton by a score [rEXALL RUBBING OIL DAVE COBURN, the. world's famous trainer, saya: “J used Rexall Rubbing Oil on Rutt and Clarke during the aix days race at Madison Square Garden, and aay—It is a dandy.’1 Rexall Rubbing Oil is the beat thing I know of lo take the soreness out of lame muscles. Price 25c and 50c . Ellis E. Faulkner DELTON, MICH. The Rexall Store Extra-Early Sale of White Dress Goods After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waistings, White Crepes, etc., will be sold at Less Than Actual Cost. Children’s Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. Sonic extra good bargains in Dry Goods. F. II. WILKINSON Thn Epworth League has finished paying for its piano, which was purchased Iasi October. The commiUre in charge wishes In thank all of ।li. m uho ii •• Lui.ilx aasisted in paying up lhe deni so quickly. The league here is doing very good work, nml if you want lo nt tend some good meetings, come to Hie cliurch Sunday evenings al tl:30 uml see what these young folks can do. The leader hext Sunday night is Beatrice McDermott and the sub­ ject "The Song Bursts of Spirllual Women ” -Miss Irciv? Hoellu1! returned last week from a iminth's visit wilh rel­ atives in Battle Creek. Detroit and Mrs. ivler Adrianson was called In jralniiiazoo Insl Monday by 11ns Van Holt, who passed away that af-. let noun. Several from hero attended lhe missionary meeting at Prairieville last Wednesday. Mrs. Joseph Underhill is able lo Jh* about again after an illness of a About fifty of our young people galhered at tin* home of Mr. and Mrs. John liurko Iasi Monday even­ ing Io bi<l farewell lo Joo Snyder, who left Iasi week for California. lure home. Joe has won many | friends since his stay'iii town nnd Iu*, will be greatly missed. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Green have a new Sterling piano. Vernice Eckhart ndurned Mon­ day from Vermontville where she has been visiting for over two Mrs. Tillie Smilh is entertaining relatives from Buffalo. A. M. Slick of 'I’emik-rjiiice, Mich­ is visiting his dnugliler, Mrs. M. J. Cross. Thomas Silcox fell from u cherry free Friday morning and Injured himseif *<i severely that he will be laid tip for several weeks; , The W. C. T. U. will ineel wilh Mrs. Mosier next Tuesday. It will president is expected lo be. present. Everybody cordially invited. Mr. nnd Mrs. Win Gillies and son Carl left Saturday morning wilh llteir machine for nn auto trip to liiwa. They expect to be gune about ten days. • Adda ‘Manlpl, who is working in lhe telephone oflire at~Prairieville. was home over Sunday. , Mrs. Adams of Cloverdale is ear­ ing for’Mrs. Slider who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. I’eler 4drianson. Jr.. Grandpa and Grandma Adrianson. Mr. and Mrs. John Adrianson and Peter nnd two hoiih Harry and Hoy Holl nl Kalamazoo Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Youngs "f Hastings are visiting Mr'. and Mrs. Murdock. . . Mr. Duer's sinter and husband of , Kansas, have been spending lhe Prairieville, Mich. Bo th Phones to Mnxsachiuclts to visit other rel­ ative*. Mr. II."ts and liis sislvr We Pay 4 Per Cent Delton State Bank Capital Surplus <20,000.00 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich; Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Pres. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier over forty yenry. Leon Nichids and a girl friend from Kalamazoo . were dunilay guests of Will Gillespie, Clintdii Cudwnlluder has gone to Gull lake to .work. Miss Emilia hinkel of Kalamazoo was home over Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. Claude *Whilteuton* of Richland wen* in tuUli Sunday Iu we Idife Whillentore, who is sldl very poorly. ’ Mr*. Caleb Hisfiridger visited in Hastings Saturday. CLOVERDALE. Mr. rind Mrs. Hoss Burdick nnd children of .Hickory Corners A. A. /Vidrich Dr. Donald McLcay George J. Doster thft-guests uf their mother. Mrs. '1'. A. Aldrich Wm. Elliott L. B. Tccrpcniog Acker. s' .Mr. and Mrs. Snider and -----J. G. Hughes Lewis of KnlamaxiMi spent Sunday wilh Rev. ami Mrs. Gurney. Orrley Musselman of Kalamazoo is spending a few .days wilh Mr. aud Knowledge and Spelling. Thu chanctfs. nre that in nearly all [ It Is jolly to read among all the Mr*. Herl McCallum. contest* of spelling reformern that wo tho bent (or our friends, wish thorn to bad spellers spell badly becauso we gal Campbell spoilt Saturday with friends al Hustings. . know too mu<;h. 1 uni speaking sadly ' Inigul MrCnllum spent over the hands nnd (or cur joy. If the best for of myself. When once you know throe Fourth'will* his cousin in Detroit. them they------leave ........ should- be- that----.— us. or four languages—say French, I^tln, Church Notes. ebow many of tin could really pray for’ Greek and English—you can never be There will l»e preaching al Staple that best? After all, how foofisli It Is- certain what Is tho accepted way of Grove, next Sunday. The Y. P. A. not to believe in Un* vision and lm-! spoiling such ' words as "apartment" ai will is* b‘d by, Mr*. Hazel Brooks. The topic is “Failliful In Little. pulse of others for themselves- Men ."address," . or uren ''literature." -And fall the comforts of life when, they do German and Spanish maka for despair. Things. “Luke I6:H) 1.3. Prayer not trust Its gentle leading'for'their Tho more languages you learn tha meefing in the'morning al 10:00 a. Mends. worse you spell your own. Which en­ nu led by Mr. Bagley. Second Quarterly meeting will be courages mo to spell as I pleas*.— held nt Shultz, August 7-0. Ix>ndon Chronicle. . The Juniors will pleel at 3:00 p. Early Teach Law of Economy. m.. Saturday. Every Junior come What He Would Valnt Next. Th*4aw of economy enters Into all nml enjoy the little mecling. tho practical affair* of life, not only We went up to tho Caxton building The delegate far lids year is Rev. of tho community at large, but also the other day to call on an artistic Gurney nml assistant delegate is ' of the family and of tho Individual. friend. Wo found him doing a war Mrs. Gurney. It should bo diligently taught to our! danco nbdut his studio. “What on children as ono of the foundation earth tins happened?” we asked. Fell and Broke Rib. principles ot a good character. 'Tv® sold that painting." ho cried. While C. Deel rick, an employe of' "Fine!" said wo. "What are you go­ lhe car seal factory, was working; Bo Kind Now. . ing to paint next?" "Tho town!" And Salurdny. lie fell nnd broke one of Mi-s, Deetrirk find; Dost thou Intend a kindness to thy ho did, you know.—Cleveland Plain his left ribs. just.peen lo Saranae to visit fier toyed- ono? Do it straightway before .Deatan brother. Frank C. Johnson, who was the future comes, destroying thy op­ injured near Saranac in uti acci­ portunity.— Carlvle, -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.- dent to an automobile. DIRECTORS A N'EW TYPE FAMILY The BODONI SERIES A Ciafsic Typc-Fgcc With Which The Modern Printer Can Surpass The Works of Past Masters. Let us show you printed samples -----Tlie drummer from New York was Lon McCarty and familjt tqiciit making his first trip through Maine Sunday at Augusla. . and had traveled up Into the ArooeWallnco Hugb'M- of Prairieville is ! trv.V mulnn whm, thn tnwna am visiting his grandmother here, this't uniat! and far aoart and tho chief nro<! Mr. and Mrs. H. E. hnnppen nl V. g' k',». crow! at putnain came home church'Sunday. Tl Miss Nina M<’»b* r is home from acts potatoes and Christmas ‘roes. , Here bo stopped over night th* a Kalamazoo. Saturday to visit Look and rhnair by Chicago, for her •mmmer.vawHbm. George Thoipnleft Monday hamlet that possessed merely a very ,1VM t)lc we»H cad wilh her par- were enjoyed by all. morning for !*<’to'«kcy, for a no soup, but-ho was served with fish. Mrs. GeaneUe Fisher deceived month's visit.. Orin Grafmuor has returned to Then Instead of bls plate being lhe .news the past week of Hu* WHEN SPIDER GOES A-WOOING his homo in Porthlml. Ind. changed tho. waitress came with. a death of her brolher. Charles J. Hammond visited nt Arda platter of meat and placed a generous Hmckluy of Doster. Peculiar Method of Courtship as It Owens of Cottar Creek. Sunday. h.lpta, cnhll, OQ ... .Id. m th.' Th* Mirh na Sul* ita-rrthry of John Chamberlnin called <m Miss Nellie Warner. Bund iv .eC>nin». I The Misses Nina a'ml Ada .Mosher R Hancy an<1 The lovemaking of the garden aptspent Thursday with -Mrs. Jessu* ready to pass over almost anything, & a,„j (for ---the -sake of ---a good meal, ha 'amHy Schoolcraft visited over Payne of Wall Lu.'.- . >--— - -- - ------—-and —Iiaiuiij VI vf ccuwrcrm» »•*,*«-«■ *>•<-, ha thn llalna I....... ,1— at ... 8. <■ ........... and'C. L t Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Myer* of'I thfllivh ‘bough tt tt mlvht might ba the raatilar regular Maine Sunday M. Browns Th® male spider, which can be <lluBastings sponlJfafiirdhv and Siin-1styl* ■ —....... ......... ' tinguisbed from the female by his day al Albert Craven * "Presently, — however, the girl brought' Mrs. Elizabeth Olin and daughter small size and knobbed palpi, begins All nwinlmn* of lh<* Brash nidsre tn another platter full of pieces of pie; Rhea, attended the weddirtf of -Mis* by throwing out silk 1H1 he manages Cemetery Circle who are behind in and one of these she slid off on thc;B’*ssie Qlin in Kalamazoo, Thurs- to make a rood between himself and their yearly dues, are requested to same plate. Then lhe traveler thought! day evening. . send lhe money ibe treasurer, It time to call a halt, for he had not! Mr. and tfra. Orrin Cumming* then runs along this road, raising hl* al once, ns we mu-l haxe the mmi,-d U tab front legs at intervals. The female remains motionless In tho renter of I Webb Skull and family. . very one try nnd help i<>.iuak<* lhe Tho serving maid was u bit uncer-l-1 Misses Mihhe'l JJlin ami Carolyn tain whether ho could have tho clean •if ns it if now. i. Little entertained „a parly of plain ho requested and called the Carrie Shultz and ■ ' friends at lhe Inline of the latter Idly pals her on the back, nonetlmea HtulingN; nre MM'iidini lime landlord in.-to whom tho guest ex­■ Thursday afternoon.. Dainty re­ with two front legs, sometime. with plained hit trouble. Tho host listened four. He then returns to hla starting Peter Mosher ami daughters attentively, but when tho drummer■ Mr. ami mi*, i.nanrs r.hnrli'x Teller teuer qi of , ■ Nina and Ada motored !•> Middle­ finished he withered that modest Now Milo, vi«itiHi rvlalives hen? Sunday.; , Mrs. J«»h DeCrocker visited in’ Next time perhaps the ftnaato comes ville. Sunday, with Claud Mosher Yorker with a look ot scorn and de­ and wife, and sp<-:it lhe day nt B. manded: Kalamazoo. Salurdny ami Sunday. i ‘ ° n ' ePt him with "open arms." Ito ptwell’B. = Mr. and Mrs. It.'A: Newell were! then rushes to her. but no soendr has “What do you want of all them dif­ Miss Nellie Wat ii*t nml Donald Biyen's of Untile Creek nre visiting ferent plates, anyway? Have you got! Church S'Tvire* in the Prmby-1.legs and pretends to be unconscious partition* on your in»ldes?“z relatives nt J his pl:i<-.., tenan church will be discontinued ‘ of bls presence. At this he again rap■Grandma Wurm of Brush Bi«Ig<* And the drummer, realizing that the during durl;:g July. July. J idly pate her on the back. Often when spent Sunday With her smi ami hotel was charging him only |2.,'.o a ami Mr*. Gilbert harlot of J the f8 tn the middle of her web Mr. z:;;! IVI.t-i. w U'aii.k ,.<1.1 guests L'lUi.l. of' lit I , family. day. which had been exacted In ad-! *\.11(1,1 Wf '*ek mid he tries to attract her by shaking Sunday visitors nl Cha.*. Kenyon's vance. meekly subsided and ate his•■hapin. . his silken road as hard as he can. were Mr. nnd Mrs. I.. Bi-ho’p of pic humbly ‘ 'lls* Mnry •’’•Hollander of Kala.... | This courtship takes a rt*ry long Hatlie Creek. A. Warm*r nml fam­ imi/tMi is .spending u few days here ily nf Prairieville ami Jud Kenyon am) family of Ea*i D-roy. INNfinFNT nr THAT ANYWAY ',r- alh* Mrs. fart two , , C. . II. Lnudeiislng- theze notes occupied In th** nn. days. n,»in Mrs. C. Miller nml dnughh'P Huth iikxuuuiy I ur inai Hiunsi nf Columbus. Ohio, me visjling , in Kalamazoo. ! took part In the performance. Mrs. Clarence Reaelder. C»u.h J' "'? ,,r A1’’*?"*! The length and monotony of these Most Harmful, of Which v°“"’ . .......... ,Mr- ; ll.wr.-U duriis r„lr,.h,.. Was Not Guilty. with her daughter at Hickory' LorThe Mi*se* Willard of Illinois ”?*^ A * ^7 la suddenly de­ All horsemen know Hjjt a horse! nml ll.-u.-lev of Alma are guests of ml',d,e nt the the ankle Mi** Ll.*‘ Hoy I. I srenda on the web by a rood of his FRANK C. JOHNSON HURT of one foot with the shoe of the other'’ Mr*. Helen Barrett is visiting her) owft: aT,<l- should ho not find-the fo-_ III AUTOMOBILE SMASH-UP foot—suffers greatly. While a human! ’**»n ‘••‘’•rg'* Barrell amj family iu male at home, runs along the road of in auiu uuill omaou ur b( |n< wHh |be Mm<> notiS»iilh Ikml. his rival and often drive, him off. suffer much physically, yet be la likely Mrs. Lfarenre Ifar.m.lon is fhe jn thia cm® the new lover became iSr^ i’f Jl‘7 5”'n ’ Mr8" St’h,’ur| <•««• of hl» «8>rtBhlp very quickly. Inlcmlrd In Visit Slcp-Son; But He to be Mrialtive about it Was Curried Them Badly Bion Taltnagn had thte unfortunate ‘’SK’XSu of MonlcUh spent’ *“ ‘h0"* W' Injured. habit. Ar. < nleb Peaplee remarkedj Salurday wilh his parenfa, Mr. nnd allowing tho first lover to return. Country Life.. upon one occadon. "Bion sound, more Mrs. .1'.. Mason. lying badly injurel ul Hie hmii< like a procewlon than ho does like the! Mr. mid Mr*. P. II. Slnlil visib'dl hi* sh-p-sou near Sm-nmtr. won walking." And when you listened! relative* in Hickory LorrnT*. FriAdjourned Meeting. Johnson left llasliuc* wilh lhe to the .turef)' thump, of hla .hoes, and day ftlltl Salunlay. lenliini of having nn enjoyable v the entlrly different Bounds made ’ 'I’lie ctnniniti'V railed for July'15 h> arrange for -lhe Soldier*’ mid when he lilt hl. ajikJea. Caleb did not; v .. hjs relative.* ill n *»rion> Sailors'/ Reunion has kemi jmslpmiseem »o far wrong, after all. i . . Aottcr. | Among hl. neighbors these -com ! ^’T1"}1 '•* Hnnien >*• <-»! (o*» Saturday, Apgdsl 1. nl lhe l.omniilti'c .iiicmbers did not rankle, but when Bion ■ , i i r" at i 1*0*1 Hall, nttac lo lake fiitn lo hi* .->cp-s<m's ment. •,bnrP. ul Lity Hail. । home. The driver tried "burn was crossing Kcnduakeag bridge, fa Bangor, and an Idler .aw fit to re­ tail enliankmenL twelve feel high. mark upon hl. peculiarity, Blun's re­ Three of Mr. Jolnison':'. left ribs sentment was swift—and pointed. were broken. He*-Mi collar l-m** • Bion had passed the Idler—clutnpwas broken ami. right mu* cracked. whackcty! clunip-wliaokety.' — when .In addition, he suffered a number the. latter called after him: of severe bniis<*. • "Say. mister, you Interfere a little, don’t you?” Takes Trip in Air Ship. Bion turned and fixed the questionGeorge Huffm hi, youngest son of Mr. amt Mrs. Charles lluITman. of "Not with other folks' business, I this city, who i.« living in Chicago. don’t,” he returned, succinctly.— Youth's Companion. carried-. him and hi* eottifmnion. Patil Shupi'. uf Hillsdale, 2.2imi feel Union Grunin*. WE ARE COINC OUT There’s a Time For Everything and Now Is the Time For You To Buy Dry Goods air 10 iilimil*-*. mid Mr. Iliili'imin Sal unlay evening. describes lit a* ono of Um mv'aiesi' experience* of his life. The pasim-vliti'g setwan/wei-e sh-npned into their seath before lhe Hight was made. ream nnd cake will afleif Advertised Letters. Lvclurer’s limy. Clarence Biggs, Rob't. Greenfield. Sontf by Grange. <k IE Ktiick.'rlawker. John Rey­ Heading Sinter Edith Snyder. ! nolds. .Mr. Lhe.ter Sinilli. *lis* Man* N. Carsell. Mi-. Mary Lobb. Mr*. Talk—"Lan Ute Farmer Alford (<» I Clara Holiday. Mrs. Ella Kurcher. Mrs. Orville Stocking. Song - “Steer For The Light"—! U. Ti. <i Side. Bro*. CLir,-m->- mid Voiucy Hardy 'l he W. IL Ladles win hav.- nml Hoy Hu*li. Talk- "What Make* a package sale nnd serve liinrli at -St.d er Hie G. A. 11. hall on Saturday eve­ Liyinr in ft ■*' ’ ‘ ‘ ' Jessie MeLm ning, July 25 ' RecilulinnHallie ' Naylj/. Difference' Adv 2-wk*. lee Cream Sot-in I. There will !»• a hmii* cream ami ottke social al I of Mr. -nml Mr-. Eldred Gm-huin on Friday evening. July which all will he wclfoyie. Dunce at Tlioruuppk*. There will a dance al Thorn­ apple lake i-Tl every Friday evenink’, Good order. Nashville orchestra. adv- Personalitiaa In Court. Counsel uar tl to Insult one anothc: pretty freely In court Mf. J. A. Foote, K. C,‘ who was called to, the bar In 1875, writes tn "i’lo Powder": . "It Is not the custom, far lending, ad­ vocates of the pn-sent day to quarrel, except occasionally with the judge or during tho luncheon interval; but It has not always l»c«n so, and things have been said In public, oven by men of acknowledged position, which ap­ pear almost Incredible when written down. . . Dcuth of Prairieville Pioneer. “1 rememfc'’r. far example, a Board I M’ra.'Carolinc A. Richards, aued। jrit-yrnry. one brthe oldest pioneer. of Trade Inquiry, where tha loader on । ie*i<lenl*. uf Prairieville, who has! onk aldo interrupted bls opponent by been residing in thi.* city for a, declaring that his nervos would not inimher of years, died nn Friday allow him to remain tn court unless morning. Funeral sj-rvicos were Thia lee rued friend mod crated hla strtheld <»n Sunday nflernoon. Rev. dent voice. The stride at ono replied Mrs-JVoodard. Seventh Day Ad- that he would endeavor to do ao if hla ventM pastor of Dutton oillctnliug. friend would turn away hla ugly Inug. Tho body was buried in Prairie* Both criticisms wore perfectly just. 1 vilje cemetery. .Mqtplay. Deceased is survived by her Jnisbnml. now iu Virtue Follows Adversity. , hi:! IBs! year, ami snverpi children, liiiciudihg It. B. Richard*. Full Prosperity doth host discover vice; 1 obituary notice will be published but adversity doth best discover rir(next week. « tue.—Bacon. j-MJANNEH WANT ADVS. PAY, I 1 unl.a Wl[ Argument About Clean Plats . BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY Floral nmifh. ■ •I.urn Toldas, Lecturer. OF BUSINESS and plan to close out everything in our-Dry Goods department in the next four weeks at prices that cannot help but make them move. For the benefit of those who are not acquainted with our ■store we wish to state-that we not only carry a full line of staple dry goods, but also a large stock of ladies’ and children's ready­ made dresses, ladies* gau=e arid muslin underwear, |>etticoals and hosiery, men's overalls, work shirts, summer underwear, . hosiery, ties, suspenders, etc. Come l»efore the -things you need arc sold. Come while you have first Choice/ Kopf & Kopf Delton, Mich The Farmer Can’t Afford To Be Without a Machine That Will Save Him Money Every farmer operates his farm for PROFIT, just the same as every manufac­ turer operates his factory for profit. In farming, just as in manufacturing, the one who succeeds is equipped with the BEST MACHINERY. No up-to-date manufacturer can AFFORD to be without a machine that will SAVE TIME or DO HIS WORK BETTER, ho matter what the COST. The very same thinU is true of the farmer. We have a, line..of Farm Machinery that is especially adapted to the needs.of the farmers in-our section. It will pay you tn get our prices on anything you ex­ pect to buy. You know our expenses arc not very high here. Aldrich Brothers Company DELTON, MICHIGAN w �PAGE EIGHT THE HASTINGS BANNER WANTS Font auto ford#.; Finder ple.w i ice cream .foetal at Coat* tljove leave at BANNER Olli ' trnrd. E. E, Gorham. Two Pullman porters, representing • different railroads, met off duty and j progressed from friendly gossip to iai.mii niter Furnished Rooms for light I • housekeeping at 304 So. Church. HL See Phiu-Smith. H v,"r* "'*' w" nut of a good lu-avy twain. : better road. Their claims, figure# and arguments cams tut and furious. At i.- last tho tall, thin porter settled tha dispute.with these dearie words: **Ga a I on. nlggab; we kills mo* people den you fellahs tote.'r For Hale ( lirap -Hough t-inch lum­ ber for* roofing and sheeting, uiwi bill sluff. Phone 4utU. Inquire F. G. Pierre. City. tl Cistern# built, cleaned nnd repniN d All work guaranteed. Phone oq. FOR YOUR VACATION TRIP Easily Settled. "Pa. tho doctor at lhe hospital paid Smith. Cily, cuticle to euro mamma’s burns.'* , “Well, loll him to uh-pboAq to the । nearest druggist for all he want# and charge It tn tho bill.'—Baltimore l.l j American. Phone 323 II. or inquire of J. Benedict. Ferris Phillip# Wins Auto Contest. Thc-Star Bakery's $.’#».<»> Auto for Itoys was awarded t<« Muster Ferris For Rent—House with Irani, on E: Green IM. Suitable for lw«» fan Rea. Thos. E. Waters. 41H Vncmmt Cleaner lo „fjiirtli«* coldest just . It>'i <b the filial ill'l -landing of conleslimi* Ifi-ing un fol- Rent—El id i Ferris 'Phillipa... ■d I Ib-ruard Johnson. the day. 101.Kill .sell Cleveland For Sale—f'mc Mirnm*T li"iin‘ • bank of Thornappk* lake. ... chiding house, barn nml shop, * wilh 9i acre land, wmie fruit. Price right. Phone 23fill.' B«hI Sparks. If Wauled Eggs—My price this wrek: No. I eggs, striclly clean nml fresh No. 2 cfcg#. 17c. Eggcd fresh. THE. BEST FOR THE MONEY STORE Joseph Roger#. Hnradway wril PERSONAL MENTION . V-W G. F. CHIDESTER HASTINGS MARKETS !ia.n> addiliniiQl Corrected Thursday. July 16. The Hastings Milling Co. i# pay­ ing HU rent# for old wheat, and 71 I For' Sale—Hegistiri-d I tunic Jet*** tM.tkin ."S Grand Rapid* is visiting here this Phone 22 CLOTHIER Hastings, Mich. <>f Falun Rapids. of Cleveland. Ohio. cheap. I'hoiie XI.*-1 rings. Johnson. -. Harry If <d For Sale-Nine rotfm house. quire* 1*37 So. Hayes St. Notice—The best sewing A queer wajr of disposing of their old boots la followed by tho Colombo police. When these "cast offs'* have accumulated to a figure bordering rouna round a tnousana thousand tnoy they are taken down to lhe police hulk In tho harbor and thrown Into tbo sea. Formerly, policemen were allowed to dispose of these, when they became unserviceable, but according to new regulations, they have to return to headquarters all boots when they get worn out. ieoritia l,allin>|i is ul Marki- In­ If Mnrgitrel. irarviit.*.. mnchine nnd Ini isilinu illlt s|<;ie llie monument, where the sign is, also wood pumps and repairs. 'I'. Phillips. ‘ 2-wks. South Bend. Indiana. Enioyeti Motor Trip. Sliver Plating—•Get your old knives, forks and spoons silver plated and Mrs. Herbert Ifirlmp is made as good ns new nl a very her brolher in l-ake Odessa. low price. Mail by parrels post. Quite it number from hero Advance Mfg. Cat.. Kalamazoo. .............. ", ... *\......... ..... Mich. l-wk* game nt l.iinrlolti-Hu# nflcrii'N'ii. Mr.*. Anna Grant lift# return, d monument. Considerable fruit: good buildings; good wire fences; nil good workable land; 5 nrres e.-.-.i. .1. Prise ftKr<o. For further particulars inquire 012 'Holtwood Kt-Cily. Chas. .Sutton. If Mrs. Margarel Troxell nnd son For Rente—New modern tnowe. Shannon are at Mm-alawa Park for Grand St. For. Sale—Mo POULTRY AUD HI DIM. on July i. returned >ur commercial candor and uncon­ scious telling of the truth it is hard to beat some of the circulars received from various European resorts. Often ^ey are translated literally from the fon‘|Kn languages Into English, and lho # delight One of these advertisements Hungarian sum ------------------ -- “of* *a ---------*......... —­ mer 'resort tells ua that It charges "Moderate priest, except during the height of lhe season!” 3-wks is in fin- cily today. iu<*>-linu tinnnd promoting his Concalf. Inquire 911 lluilroad 2-wks Wa do not command ourselves to hope. Wo just hope. It la a part of our vllklity. It-lifts. Inspires, nerves us. It la as Indefinite aa life Itself. It I.lttlo Ruth wm busily occupied Ja an Inseparable function of a sound with her state and pencil. Presently mind. The ctgiaelesn struggle of hope, on tho invisible battlefield of the mind, tho time required the services of a is one of the wohdera ot creation. barber, climbed upon hts knee and rubbing her chubby little hand over his chin, said: "Papa, can you sharp­ en slate pencils on that?''—Exchange. tn ""The Diary of a Beauty." pub­ lished in the Woman’s Horae Com­ panion.* -appeared the following: “The stage Is an ungrateful profession, and When tho hands are dirty try adding no woman can count on her publio * UtUe sugar to the soap with which Mistake Somewhere. "Sam, 1 understand that there's a schism In your church." said the Jocu­ lar man to his colored man-of-all-work. "Kaln't be, 'less'n somebody dona made ua a present of It. 'cause we done spend all ouah money foh a new ohsan.’*—Livingstone Lance. r.n v|ir. .hi. jy with lhe road* i York slate. and ifwroimhi Signs Phslfjc for One Year. Frank Eiwleidon w;i* ,;n re W.-dn.-dny by Cily Marshal G smilh ami arraigned |x*fore .Im----- , Cadwnllad. r <m a charge of drunk- i No Chance for Father. FKKDH-KKTAIL PR1CR8. Oar observation la that when there ire four daughters In a family, father | Ftyl. BANNER WANT AI»VS. PAY. -BANNER WANT AUVN. PAY. the lather and also cleansing power । of tho soap and remoyes'tllrt nnd stains. peer thirty-five years of age." —HANNER WANT AilVS. PAY.— For Hale Cheap—Work horse. A. <i. Hathaway. .Citizens Phone li»1L-IS. } 2-wlcs Rooms lo Rrnt—Hrasant furnished rtMiiiit In rent. Price# .reasonable. Inquire at 5tnj No. Mirliiirari Ave. Lost—A gold watch nml fob wilh nam<< in the inside of cx*<*. Satur­ day nt Gun lake. Leave al Middle­ ville Run office. Reward nf ICMM). Fred Brog. Route 57, Caledonia. M ichignn. For Sale THE, BEST WHEAT GROWN Is Used In Making French’s White Lily Flour Maxwell horn, wind shield and simcdoiheler. Will exchange f.i driving horse. Enquire NER Office..____________ Work Home for sale cheap. Christiansen, Sec. 5,;Baltimore. For Sale—.1 burner gas j-1;i|e, also a laran kixe gaa oven, new. Plmnn 57IJ. ' For Bule—Four houses in Ha-ltnufour horse.*, take any kiml < slock or good farm of eighty acre#. Sam Maretrall. « Morgan. Phone 09—5. Nashvilb 415 "Worden St- Grand ll:i/i<L«. or Mrs. Mina Holbrook, Hastings For Rent—Funiislnnl and iiufurnished rooms. 213 No. Broadway. Phono .'MIR. 2-wks. IfMF—Tuesday night, near lii'illmid town house n‘bundle of clolhl-s. Finder pleaw: IcUVe al Be-Miier'# meal market.. l-wk. Fur Sale—Two young brood sows. ’ due about August 1. Phone-2UH. I long I short. i-wk We buy.the best wheat that, is grown in Barry County, delivered right here at our mill. We pay a bonus to farmers whose wheat tests over Go pounds to the bushel, and/ we pay enough so that il "makes it an object" wheat.'-' for the farmers to Then when the flour comes back, you have to "pay the freight" on that flour from the place where it is made, to the city or town where you buy it. "grow better There are many farmer# in this section who have been raising wheat es­ That is why it is more economical for you to buy French’s White Lily. When pecially for us for years. By carefully selecting their seed, and care in the prepara­ tion of lhe land they raise' wheat tfiat invariably tests over Go pounds. They not you buy French's White Lily, you get a much better flour because it's made out of the only get the highest market prices for thei r grain, but in addition we pay them a good charges both going and coming, and give you a better flour. best Michigan whfeat, and you get it at a lower price.- We save you those freight bonus on every pound their wheal tests over the 6o pounds. That makes a nice thing for the farmer, and a good thing for this mill, because it furnishes us with the best ■wheat ^hat is grown—and that's what French's White Lily flour is made of. Flouring mills all over the country like to get Michigan wheat to , make flour That idea is absolutely wrong. We get the best Michigan wheat, and there isn't a mill in this whole country .that has a better equipment—and‘very, very few have as good. from, or to blend with spring wheat. When you buy flour that those mills make, you have to "pay the freight" on that wheat from Michigan out to wherever it goes. Sometimes people get the idea tliat if an article is made in a large city thaC it is better on that account. That’s why you will-find French’s White Lily Flour is better than others. You ought to try it and cut down your flour expense. I.uM—Silver mesh bag, lined with white kid. containing suuil Change and two cnmpliinrnlaiy lickcls for Barnes I'.in ti*. Finder l»leaM» ruluni to BANNER Of­ . lire. i-wk For Sale-rGray mare 5 years old, well broken; also buggy mid b:irnwm. . Mrlisaa_C«V.*,. Hustings lioufe Phone 284, I long. 3 short; l-Wk Fur Kale—Brood sow. now-due. Will-exchange While Wyandotte rooster.. M. Snyder. l-wk The Middleville Roller Mills Morgan. Jemima Morgan. 2-wks ft inday. a small gold circle if Wilh pearl. Leave nt ER OBIce. ir Rent—On West Grand Phone H7-IL-fS. l-wk due soon. George W »5-2L-IS. l-wk here Salesman—"Ah! you see, sir, the prop­ erties of this preparation are not to kill tho huge at once, but to under* mine their constitutions.** Coramtrclal Poulblllty. Mldilimn. It T. J. Broaseau. ST Sale—Cow and Charles Frederick, . St. Suburban Gardener—"Thia death to bugs* I purchased R.T. FRENCH, Proprietor MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER JULY 16,1914-20 PAGES. CLAUDE WILCOX UNABLE TO RETURN TO BATTLESHIP Initip Youth, Wounded In Rattle of Kry West. Claude WilCfUL son of Mr. and Mrs. Adelhert Wilcox of Irving, who was wounded in the battle of Vera Crux in April, has been discharged from (he -hospital nt Key West, Florida, ami sent to the marine barracks on the same Island. Mr. Wilcox, who was a niemlier of a turret crew on the dreadnought ••North Carolina,” In Hear Admiral Fletcher's fleet, has left only 18 months service iu (he navy. He was so badly wounded in lhe left ankle by a Mexican bullet that he will probably lie unable io re­ turn lo tile battleship to resume fits former service. His Wound has been troubling him a great deal, and he ha? been compelled to use crutches. FIRMER USES CB TO MOP POWER I Health Depends on Comfort GENERATES ELECTRIC U. CUR­ RENT WHICH OPERATES. MA­ CHINERY ON FARM. MANY STREAMS IN BARRY COUNTY WAIT DEVELOPMENT How can you be comfortable or healthy without COOL, COM­ FORTABLE Clothing. ComniunillrN Iu Country Could Easily., lie Supplied Wilh Light In Portage County, Girin, on the farm of II. M. Call. n small troyt' nt ream ha? Iieon t»ar»n*-«--«i so its wasted energy may lx* used for electric light and power. Fur many years this small *lF"am flowT •*d through the farm without lifting a finger, figuratively s|»akiiig.■ in help with a single clwr.- alioiit. the farm. Now il is.very bu-y-every night grinding out rlertriply In light Hie farm home, the yards and the farm buildings, as well n« fur­ nishing current by clay fit drive lhe small motors for pumping water and other chores. Th- stream is no more thnriri mile Hmg. although fed by never failing Hirings. In the summer.you rjtny easily: step across the little brook. •We.are showing a splendid assortment in the season's nobbiest patterns and styles. We might speak at length upon their many merits, the superiority of their making and the general stylish tone of every individual suit. But we will simply say ‘ ■ that in them you will find MORE STYLE and QUALITY than may be had in any other store at the prices. A Delightful .Surprise. ’ Sunday a very iileanonf surprise Was given Mr. and Mrs. Leo Feldpausch. Thia newly wedded couple had intended Inviting only their parents to have dinner wilh them on Sun­ day. But unme of lhe reinlives de­ cided that this was altogether too ••xclusivu, and invaded llielr home. About thirty were present, and a delicious put luck dinner together with a very pleasant lime, was en­ joyed by all; Norn* enjoyed it mon* Ilian did Mr. nnd Mrs. FehfpaUMCh, who proved themselves delighlful harnessed to turbine and -generator and its has been in sn. e«sful op­ piilerlahiers. eration every sinceThe dam is about 350 feet long. 2l»',feei ,,f | In Circuit Court, Saturday. which is dirt, requiring over 2000 . Judge Smith heard five cases in yards. This was taken from a I circuit court, Saturday. In the bank near at band by means of ’ case of Martha llnughtnlicn Holds scrapers. Sixty feel of the dam is YOU WILL NOT SUFFER FROM EXTRF.MK HEAT IF • vs. I.ethn Ailkins, of Morgan, a' constructed of concr-le for lhe YOU WILL,USE SOME OF THESE ARTICLES: judgment for S2J2L62 was reiidcr- overflow nnd lo fumish n Avasteed in favor of Hie plaintiff. A wny in limes of freshel-. A con­ Pound can Corylopsis Talcum..______ 25c judgment for M7.fi2 in favor of crete wing is butirnl each end of Pcnslar Buttermilk Cerate, for.sunburn25c . Ghas. Nickerson iii the case of the- overuow to TCihin the carHi Pcnslar, Tread Easy; for foot troublesl„.25c llNicKrirson vs. Briggs: In lhe case where the dirt joins the concrete. Pcnslar Bath Sparkle-------------------------- ----------------- 25c »!of Sherwood &. Sherwood vs. This concrete spillway is located in t .Meml, lhe plaintiffs wen* given a Genuine Coca Cola at our fountain——2_..5c judgement for <310.10. The court old* creek nriignally' flowed. Il is Vcrnor's Ginger Ale____________________ ___5c * heard proof in the case of Langs- twelve feet from foundation lo lop TRY THEM ANO BE CONVINCED I ton vs. A. A. Anderson el al. He al­ «»f overflow ami 15 feetjiigh nt tin’ so heard argued an application Jor wings. II is about 3 feel Ihii-R’al | habeus corpus, which-is discussed (he bottom and taper? t» li Inches r? TT A TJA7TTV NORTH SIDE "jin another column. . rL. nAKVEi pharmacy nt tbo'top. At” the end of this pipe | Alberta produced <15.000.000 in the breast water, a penstock is Hasting^, Mich. built with two largo gales on one , J worth of eggs, poulrty and milk last year. . pendiculaiiy. These can lie open­ ed in times of freshets nr to draw off the pon<D In order tn Increase the amount of fall and obtain mon* power, a ditch was dug 3INI feet long lo'can-y the wab*r from the turbine thus utilizing the full be­ low the dam. One hundred and fifty feet of dilcfr is tiled with-|8inch tile. At one end of thp dam. leading from the ppnd •nlxdiCfiO fe«q down stream, a race is built forming a channel 8 or 10 feel wide. . At the lower end is built a brick wheel pit plastered with cement. connfCling wilh lhe 18-inch lib* nnd with a Railway Mail Clerks today are earning from $750 to $1,200 per power house. 10 by 12 feef above. year. Stenographers and BooKKeepers are drawing salaries of $500 'For. tho generation of power a tur­ bine wheel is Installed; This is to $2,000 per year. Court Stenographers are earning from $2,500 to 17^4 inches in dimiieler. works un-l $6,000 per year. , . . Light Weight Two-Piece Suits $9.98 and $12.48 B. V. D.” and “Porosknit” Underwear that almost gives you a chill to look at them. Mid-Summer Specials Straw, Silk and Poplin Hats The kind that keep your head cool on a hot day • Cool Footwear For Men, Women and Children C Come and see the cool things in the coolest store in town. GRANT H. OTIS G CO Do You Want To Earn $500 to $1,500 per Year? There is a place for you, Young Man, Young Woman, in these . lines of work. Many of our students are filling just such positions as these', and if you have average ability we can fit you for such a position. We want you to know about what we can do for you. Drop us a postal today and we will send you complete information. “School of Efficiency’’ r Parsons’ Business College Address W. W. Parsons, Pres. KALAMAZOO, MICH. Summer Necessities _24c _59c — 5c and 9c ».3 for 5c —5c and 14c — ---------- a.l5c ----- 4c and 9c ---------------- :l_5c — 5c and 10c -10c 5c -10 c 5c. 10c. 15c. 22c, 25c Adjustable Window Screens 18x33 in. Mosquito Netting 8c per ydr8 yd piece Fly Swatters—-------------------------Fly Paper-------------------------------Fly Poison---------- - -------------------Can Covers Per dozen________ Gan Rubbers Per dozen---------.. Can Fillers————-—--—----Can Openers---------- - ----------Fish Scalers It’s a dandy-------- ... Vfclb. Ba? Olive Oil Castile Soap 25 Picnic Plates -------------- - ------Straw Hats Remember That we have the finest 10c candy that's made. NEW YORK STORE PHONE 102 HASTINGS, MICH. . PAST TWO—PAGES 9 TO 16. Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich. Phone *Hastingr, MMti- 74 H.iilw.ty- I'.i'-. -. fhn*uu’h’ il. fur-' I’.i.ii'.Aaloiy ■■( Mu-ic alfinds *lu-/ Albion College—One of Mich­ igan’s Highest Institutions IlHS Ihm*ii. is Its •‘•hienti* young ot learning Founded mung women for the hiiaiIn Year of 1833 ’lliut no editcali'in is complete or artists nr teachers. J ami product*? nb<ml <’■ horse power. I Thn husiness srhnql. tike the which Is sufllcl<*nl to furnish alwml! .other departments of Albion Col­ 70 lights of Hi caudle power. The I lege. gives the lH».«t ami most •■111wheel, when running at full cnpa-l ci. nt training obtainable in that ‘gi-miiiie tha* neglects the factors of particular line. • city,• requiresJ^lltyiliic feel of wa­ moral mid spiritual worth. ler per minuNpiThl a speed of 212 revolutions. The power generated j While Albion College accepts lhei Stops Neuralgia—Kills Pain. Tiy lhe turbine is transmitted by [ leaching of true scholarship ns its Sloart's Liniment gives instant-re­ shafting. gears and belt In a 110lief-from Neuralgia or Sciatica. It volt electrical dynamo which runs I». decided t<> inaugurate a moveat 1300-revolutions and a rapacity in<’nt (n establish- nn academy nf b’Xt-lMMi|gt ami laboratory Classen goes straight to the painful part— learning in Michigan. Two aixl that manifests Itself in u««*fi>l- rkwllics thi* N’eries and stops the of one hundred 10 candle-power liigher 1 pain, ft is also good for Hlieuinalights. years Inter the Legislature granted lism. Sore Throat. Chest pains mid The power raStransmillrd from a charter nnd the present Albion Sprains. You don't need to rub — ami fit penetrates. (he power |imisc l>> the fnnn build­ College had its sjart- in the Spring Mr. .1. IL Swinger. ing about 1200 fr«*l distant, by Arlmr Academy. . I'mir years later Louiavillg, Ky., writes: “I suffen*d means of two copper wires nearly -lhe academy was moved la Albion willi iiuile a severe neuralgic hea<lthe size nf a common lead pencil. arid'today it stands atlnmg those Witli an •■quipnii'iil of the most ache for four months wiihout any The house, barns mid all outbuild­ rolleges of. lhe United Slates rank­ complete nml efiicicnt tyi>e. nml a relief. I used Sloans laninu-nl fur ings are wired with wodern 4»|ectri- ing in the top row. Albion is a beautiful thrifty lit­ faculty that sjmids with tho«n nt two or three -nights nuu 1 liavun't rql fixtures. In the- entile barn, lhe insulated wires run through 3­ tle cily of H.ooo pupuljilwiii. situat­ a Irnttle today. Keep in the house I inch conduits nnd all switches are 'd iu the central'।lilrt' of lhe Stale all the liuie for pains amt all hurls. enclosed in asbestos lined boxes Recommended battles. 25c.. title. at»d making il prarfirally fire-proof. by Carveth A Stebbpis.T—A. E. MulThe swUch-lMiar.Ti? located in the I.ake Shore It. It. p-issing.through ami win• Uieir way !<• Sm*e<—. holla nd. house nnd from llieto lights can be toward Lansing, ami the Michigan I In. addition to the r»*gnlar aende thrown on or off in the various Dent nd toward Detroit and lid* iiiir work «>f I lr>* ikilfege rour.-es nr line of tip* Micliigan United given in music nml busines>. Th BANNER WANT AI>VS. PAY. building. Hy nn antomatir ap-, .mmn ■ pnrntiis connected with wires run­ ning to and fn'iii Hi-vpate supply­ ing, tho waler at th*’ power house, the turbine enn b*’ ■’‘lartod or stop-1 ped from tho house. This is the sorrel of operntim.- with such a small norinnl flow of water, ns only the surplus is wasted. All bear­ ings on the machinery are of the self-oiling ring-bearing type, so that ofling is not necessary more than ohce In two weeks. The plant has been in opbrat ion , since the sixteenth of DecemberJ । 1007. The imwev is used principal-; ly for lighting mid i timping water. At present two motors are in use. one for pumping water and the other for cutting corn (odder and grinding feed. Il wife also a great । Summer suits have commenced to show the effects of perspiration, dirt, I labor saver in mixing 175 barrels of cement for barn foundation and and grease. If you have them DRY CLEANED and PRESSED now, your ■] concrete silo. The water is hack-1 ed up by the dam cover un arvn| suit will look just as;good as when it was new, and you will get a lot more of about 3 nenes, lot-alod in a valley WEAR out of it. We make a speciality of dry cleaning light weight flannels, [j] nml surrounded by a luxuriant growth of vegetation, making a very • Bilks, ladies suits, etc, , ——-—-------------------- i I attractive spuL iu Mimmor axid fui—I nishlng a fine place (or bathing and In fact we DRY CLAN every thing in the way of, wearing apparel for IL boating and, fur lirtrljssting ice in winter. men, women and children. We do the work RIGHT, and, our Prices are Kl The outlay for Hie construction REASONABLE. Phone 2+3 and our wagon will call for and deliver your II of this plant was greater than would generally be required for a -parcels. HI similar plant trader most condi­ tions, because it was necessary to construct a long dam and the power is transmitted a louk distance. Dry Gleaning Now Is The Time To Have Summer Suits Dry Cleaned a Germany has sixty towns where I women are employed as police-; I women. Miss Theodora Popo is known as the millionaire architect in New [7L J Yprk city. I It American Steam Laundry Ehone 243 Shultcrs Bros., Props. HIE IE Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS ■Wist: n. JULY 10, I9IL 'he Hastings Banner j ruwubm •„I7 TtHindv U Hastings, Michigan. COOK BROS, Editor* FDFTY-NfNTH YEAR Kubacription by Mail. Post-Paid. ONE YRAR. in advance............ I!fit) BIX MONTHS, in advance .50 THREE MONTHS, in advance.. & CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS. per year, in advance......... 1.50 Entered at the pustofflcc at Has­ tings, Michigan, as second class Want Column, io a word for each insertion. No adv. for less than 12 cents. Card of Thanks, lo a word. • Obituary poetry and resolutions, 5o a line. . Obituaries of 2U lines or Iqss will be published free; 5 cents per line charged for each line above tho 20 lines. • Notices of births, deaths or mar­ riages will be printed free as nows matter. No communication will be pub­ lished under any circumslanoes un­ less il bears the writer's name and postofllce address. ADVERTISING RATES. JOB PRINTING Display advertising' rates on ap­ Tho BANNER has one of the best plication. Business locals nnd reading no­ equipped job offices in Western tices. On first page or among brev­ Michigan and is prepared to do any kind of book and job printing. ities, i2K cents a line. THE NEW FREEDOM" FAILS TO WORK WELL. Theorizing about it situation is comparatively.easy. Gelling some­ where witli il i* quite anollior matter. This is well illustrated .in the conditiorr of our commercial nml industrial affair*. We have up acute flftfrtt*.'.'*,letin-ssioii. Bountiful crop* nnd banka full of money, and n r<g-eiil fwlerat law that ha* practically cnded-lhe possibilily of n money panic, are eomlilion* Hint ought to mean busy null.* and factories, labor well employ'd, amt pimnI limos for business mm., ' . What is the prime reason for Iho greatly diminished factory prodlfc- tion and lal»or empioyim-uf. and the slow linfes which our nation, the nclicid on earth, with rei'erd-bioakitig crop*. »« nmv experiencing? Tile BANNER ventures the answer that it is due to President Wil‘ son's- determined efforts to ill hi* hpiiossiblo theories into.our industrial life. President Wilson, highly educated and honest man tlial lie unqucslonnlily is, is neverlbeivs-. a Hmirisl. Be is Hie author of a liook en­ titled The New ... . . Hi it. ns well as in his messages lo Congress, lie has set fortli liis views as to this "New Freedom.” ■ , Briefly summed up I lie -President’s ideas are that America is sulTer• ing from a condition of imitistrial serfdom, from which we need lo be emancipated. He seem* quite anxious to be tile emancipator, and to pilot lhe way lo the “New Freedom," wbicli he visions as lbe'.«upreme ■ m«ed of our country’- Ik-fore Americans can taste of tho sweets of this \ deHghtfiil “Freedom” which our nation's hetfd deem* so necessary to our ‘ welfare, we must first rt-legaldQoJtp- junk heap "all tariffs whose object is protection to American produms*,\ /rhnn we must “restore compe­ tition" by breaking into smaller unlliwtlw aggregations ,pf industrial and commercial enterprise* known under fhe general head of “big business.” • These changes combined with tin- ip-w currency law, are. supposed to prove a panacea for our induMml ills. Thus emancipated, the busim>M of this country. ni:con)ing lo Dr. Wilson, must proceed al. once to enter upon an era of wide .expansion and prosperity which will be one _ of the world’s wonders. But business is not prospering and expanding. The recipients of the benefleient “New Freedom," with astonishing preversity, fail to en• thuso over lhe‘factsdial they are already aid of a protective tariff, and nre now facing the vigorous federal smashing of “big business” which the'President is forcing through congress. Il's queer how business acli. Just when there has been conferred upon it the blessings of the “New Freedom" we have depression, lack of confidence and a general slowing down of industry marking the coining of lhe Wilsonian era of “New Freedom." • Holding the protectionist view of the tariff, and believing that llie history of our own and other nations proves the wisdom of an avowedly .protective tariff, il seems clear lo the BANNER that precisely iho re­ , . suits we liqxe exfwrienced since Mr. Wilson's election was assured and I nccomplislied might have been expected. .\ How can the American standard of wages, three limes as high as (be European, and from eight lo 20 times as high as that of Asia, be maintained if we compel Americans to compete on even lenns wilh the real of Hie world? The bare statement itself proves the impossibility of • il, and lhe folly of even attempting iL How can the relatively far bel­ ter living conditions of the average American home be mytitnim-d in lhe face of competition in America on relatively even teipis wilh other countries where homes are mere shacks in comparison? The wonder is that a great man, as President Wilson is, should insist that cheapen­ ing tjte |ife of the American workman can help America. It goes to show that greatness has its limitations; It Is Hie mistake Of lhe theorist. Our farmers will kno^ this fall, as they have not known for years, that comtK'tition of high priced farms in wheal growing with tho cheap , lands of Canada oh even terms is a game where the Canadian competi­ tor has the long end of il. The American sheep owner, who attempts lo realize a profit on wool-growing, mid must match his sheep raised on costly lands again*! sheep raised on the uncounted inillions of grazing lands of Australia will find that that-competition will put him out of business, unless ne can-save himself on the mutton aide of his invest­ ment in sheep. Bo with egg* competing with China. The idle factories ■ in this country now. due to opening our markets to competing products where wages aie tar less and home conditions far poorer titan here are a further proof ■>( the unwisdom of President .Wilson's tariff views. The rexclt gainst the democratic party in the south right now ought to open lhe President's eyes lo Iho fact Hint not even his own par­ ty will eland tor his “tariff-for-revenue only" policy. The Good Book says tttat-Hie man who will not provide for hi*.own is worse than Hie infidel, lhe nation Ihnl will not care for its own inlerMls js far more censurable. Iu lhe firM place, if we ape to compete in lhe world's markets nt all. we must produce on a larv/scale, with the most efficient organization pUMible. Germany's remarkable growth in industry for 33 years proves that, nnd so does otir own. The U. S. StrH Co. and llm Harvester Co. ' prove il very conclusively. ' In the next p|.u-<. in no other xvay Hinn by lhe most cftek-nl orpanizntion and by producing on a very large scale can such reduction in oyertiead expense he made, and such savings in purchase* effected awill enable manufacturers lo meet the increasing wage scale that might lo be paid to American laboring men. An industry that is nut large enough to influence the selling price of Ito product cannot inert nn in­ creasing wage scale. And lhe laboring nuin of this country will be up against a haid proposition if Hie industries in which they are employed must face unreslri.-ted comm-tition. For grinding the'faces of p-kh . and for putting inferior product* on Hie market, a delusion because of ’,‘"r ■HW’d cheapness, commend us to\lhe “unrestrained competition' which President Wilson fancies to lx? so necessary under our "New Freedom" • - a * We need “big bueincM in this country, and there ought to he ih> prejudice aggms! it because il is big. Bui we want all business, big and liUie. lo “play Hi- game square.” We want controlled competition; regu­ lated busiffeaa, urn vuMbroat competition. V -A’l‘l W,"‘l -,la-’ bT<"ne of ,bul that was in be brought about l.y the “New Freedom?” Even if living were cheaper, a blight reduction in prices would not appeal much to a man who is out <>f it Job. And »* a matter of fact we all know that while the farmer get.leM for Ins products,’ the cost of living in the cities is not lowered. >> our Presidential theorist at Washington seem* to be up again*! Hie proposition of beautiful theories that do'not work out in praclice, , because they do not fit into.the hard farts of our industrial lite. Ami lo nel|» himsdf out of a bad mess, he is now calling on the representa(|VM of big business, like Mr. Morgan, io tell him what ought to be done. 1*01 that just like the theorist? Practical men would have obtained Ihjxirw-point of “big business", before attempting u, apply theories that the Blowing dowp of factories and business |s proving that itloin ' is costing this country dearly. COH HOOSE JEWS Many Would-Be Teachers From Barry County Attending Western Normal College Marriage Llcenaro. Earl F. Tueker, Hastings .... Maud C. Sfusrt, Hastings Waiter E. Wykoi.n, Hastings Ina E. Lobp, Sparta ...................... 31 Glen McPeck. Castleton ............... <8 Blanch E. Wilcox, Kalmno .......... 18 Auzza Tungate, Johnstown ......... 32 Mary M. Crites, Hastings ............. 22 . Warranty Deeds. John Whidby and wife lo Henry Whldliy and wife, 40 acres, sec. 13, Barry. $1.200.' Margaret Heriiey lo Flora Reddoch, kit 0, Kenfield's add, City, 1125. Lydia Monroo lo Albert M. Cfeni, 80 acres, section 17, Orangeville. 81.600. ■ “ . Win.-C. Frost and,wife to Andrew N. Horn, Parcel section 1, Woodland, 1500. Francis- M. Roberts and wife to Chris Vrooman and wife, 10 acre.*. «er. 21, Rolland, $1.00. Ghris. Vrooman nnd wife to Fran­ cis M. Roberts and wife, north half lots 1331 nml 133fp City, $1-00. Levi Holme* per ndmr... tn Harri­ et Holme*, lol i. blk. II, 1’ftrrotCs add. WiMNlland, gOottnO. Homer Klim* ndmr.. In Ralph Newton and wife, lot l<J37, Cily, $l»6fLOO. Probate Court News. Estate of dlarricl Holmes,.deceas­ ed. Petition for license to sell real estate tiled. Hearing thereon July 31st. Estate of Benjamin Travis, de­ ceased. pel it ion for appointing special administrator Hied. Order appointing special administrator enlered. Bond filed. Letters is­ sued io William S. Travis. 'Pelilion for appointing General ndmr. filed, hearing thereon August Hlh. Estate of phebe Horn.-dreensAI. Hearing on "will oiiitinurd • Estate of Ann Gregory, deceased. Order appointing administrator en­ tered.. Bond filed. Letters Imii-I b. Gwifge W.. Garris* ir. . Peti­ tion for license lo sell real estate, filed. Hearing thereon August 7th. Oruer- for hearing claim* entered. Rate of hearing" November 51 h. Estate of Pliny McOmber. deceas­ ed. Order adjourning until July 23rd onia oil Estate of Manly M. ChilWVdeceas­ ed. Petition for hearing on final account filed. Hearing thi-reon August 4th. Estate <>f Wallace S. Brown. de­ ceased. Final account of executor Estate-of Martha 'Baldwin, de­ ceased., Report of sale of real es­ tate tiled, sale confirmed. Final account of administrator filed. Estate of Henry Cohoon. deceas­ Case ed. Notice of contest filed. " adjourned until August fitli. Repair Department Is Superior to Others VIEW OF CITY FROM NORMAL fllLL Barry Counly is l iking its usual lie of unusual benefit and pleasure hand, grand opera singers nnd num­ active part in Hi- summer school to the students fur intiuy reasons. erous oilier dltrad ions. There of Western Htate Normal, Knlama- Besides the excel lent instruct in;t will bi* all day sessions of the Chauz.io Which opened lune 28th with madi- possible by the line corp* of tauqpa mid nn opportunity for vis­ most promising outlook. Commis­ ti-arhers, n series of lectures was itors to enjoy the Normal grounds] sioner Ernest Edser has taken an arranged by Pri-sid>,iit D. II. Waldo' and buildings. interest in tho commissioners meet-: which excels anything previously The Normal recently celebrated mgs which are held each Week and offercil to the summer school stu­ its decennial mid back for the has otlierwise ably Identified him­ dents. N» ivliarge is made for event were mmiy of Hie graduate* self wilh-the school .-main this these event* which include the fol­ who have gum- lo .various pari* of summer. Forim r Stipl. W. E. lowing nationally known people:*— tin- country since completing work Conkling; of Hastings. Is leaching Dr. C. ll.Jmhl of the Uniyereity of al Hie Normal. This list was nn in the summer school, for lhe Chicago,, who is recognized as u interesting-one. including as it did clevi-nth year, hi other words he leader in the «-dui-alionnl world; Dr. alumni from Montana,. Maryland. has, been instructor in Hie school David Mi-IiI-ii. ^■■lllllll"b>n<■r Iowa and many <dlier places in the since its beginning.in IVUL Hi- education in Massachusetts, om- of I'nited state*. The school has rep­ work ha? always been of highest lhe foremost educators of the day re-. iitaiiv-' in more than 50-exgrade and his co-operation in all whose lectures are regarded a* •■ctiliv.! positions in Michigan matters has been helpful at all most scholarly efforts; Mrs. Cora sii|<rriiileiidi*iieie*, principalships limes. Wilson Stewart of lUiwan tkiunly, and .supervi.*or*hi|i*. The manual Nearly 10 slud- nls are attending Kentucky whose campaign against training department nllrarU many the Normal from Barry Bounty and illiteracy i-estllled in the “(nobB- men to the m-IiooI and without ex­ in Illis list arc the followinxtb-Mr* lighl scliooh" of Kentucky. Her ception graduates from this depart-! Mary Andrus, Hastings; Thera slzft-y i* oin- of Hie myrt-vila! and Bach, Naslreltle,' Clara IFAvorman, intererfling iu the history of educa­ Ing position*. There are now grad­ Middleville; Carl ’Boyes, Hastings: tion. The. last l«-clui er in Ui«- uate* in junmial training positions Lucile Brady. Middleville; Mabel series is io bi- Dr. W. C. Bagley of in Flinn, Battle Creek, Jackson, I BrowrC Prairieville; Ruth Brown, lhe University of Illinois who*-.- Kalamazoo, Butte, Munlmia., DiibuDelton; Lillie ' Brumm. Nashville; works have Ix-eii acknowledged au­ quo, town. l>aveti|Hirf, In., Miinisb-e. Arloa Burkle, Woodland; Eva Bush. thority on lhe subjects treated for Calumet nnd many other place)* in Hastings; Ruth Castle. Delton: a number of years. ,th*' country. Again Ihi* yiai- ti Clihutauqun i*j . ........ ............................ Emily Edger, Bastings; Gladys Erxin." living; Alice l ,■ley. Hastings; offered to the students of the sum- of the fine m-vv science TrcsSa Hale, Middietille; Bernice tm-r Scloxd from July 1*5 to July 3t:building which will supplement the! lloughlalin. Morgan; Clara HufT- ami.a program equalling if not .*ur-!prc*enl uroim of Normal buildings,! rnnn, Mary Isham. Addie M. John­ passing..that-of - la»l year will lie’ll will In- . qtiippi d with apparatus! son, Hastings; Ethel , Johnson. presented. The Cliautuuqiia t,-nl costing • glil.mui and when - — ----- • ­ complet Shultz; Mary II. Keeney. Middle­ will in- on the Normal campus mid' ed win furnish a home-for the ed­ ville; Tallmadge King. Ih-Hon; Ed­ slud-nls an- given a special, rate ucation, - geography, biology, chem­ na Mayo and Dillinn Mead, Nash­ istry and phy'sii-t deptfrtments. A ville; Luseiia.. Nichols, Hustings; ftxi availed themselves of the won­ hentink plant will tie erected this Grace Sheldon, Woodland; Maude derful opportunity nnd i| i* likely summer aqd many other addition*1 Sisson, 'FruepofU Addie and Emily that fully that tnimlo*r will enjoy and improvement* will lie made Smith. MiddlevOie; Myrtle Smith. this year's program. Ip the lisf of ........ ... ...o Prairieville; Nellie R. Stanton. eduralioiud and cfdcrlninm<-iit fen.- vtitate Normal one of the best school Dowling; Marianna .Slim-. Belleme. lure* for this summer are such ‘ for teachers in the country. and Grace Tallman, poster. speakers us Edward Amher*l Oil. ► •Mure-.I ban WM) student* are now This summer at the Normal will Monteville FloWer. Kryis fiMU-’>u.*[ in attendance nl lhe Hummer school. Because it is better equip­ ped. Because wc stake our repu­ tation as jewelers on our work. Wc also have the best equipped Optical Department in the county. "SATISFACTION OR MOSEY ^ACK' Is dur Motto. Pike & Damon Jeweler*—Optician* Phone 281 LAKE VIEW. Mr. and Mrs. llt-rlH-rl of Hastings spent Tuesday wilh Mr. nml Mrs. Floyd McKay. HASTINGH AND CARL­ Irving Charlton spent Friday and TON TOWN LINE. Saturday wijh friends nt l-uising. George Gillespie came home with Mr. nnd Mrs. Chester Rtrine mid him and spent over Sunday wilh his daughter Dorothy of Goshen. Indparents, Alex Gillespie and wife. from Mp’iday until Thursday company, in speaking nf^tlie new' spent at Frank Benner's. Mr. and Mrs. Del Reynolds and Rapid* Battalion, M. building yesterjlay. said that il daughter. Gertrude and Mrs. ParWestern Michigan's Cadillac im-ant a largely augmented force of; Harold Swanson spent Sunday al nier spent Sunday with Mr. aud Oliver Ickes.'. employe* in all departments and a | Company's Big New Ga­ Mrs. Will Gillespie. <lny mid night service " Hie year! Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn Moore nnd Hi­ rage Insures Bet­ Mrs. Laura Everelt and Orl spent arotiml. but the fact dial, they lle daughter were Sunday callers nl Sunday witli her slitter aj Ionia.. ter Senrice. itienSjW-aUxiMi feel iqid ’will -a-ily wjmld be enabled to .care for their > Victor Pratt's near Freeport. - George Kengle and wife spQiil Miss Florence Cooley of Hastings ncrtmmidate eight to fen machine.*. Sunday afternoon with friends at , WiHf fJfs-Tera/zo' Mosaic floor mid would more Ihnii c/imiictisulo them. called, on her sister, Mrs. Mtix Hastings. file officer* of tin\Ve»t/-rn Bump, Sunday. , On u certain day iw"^?f>tem!M-r! ligliTtinted'wall- and i-eiljng, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Miarllon Michigan Cndillm- e.rmpany are:]’ ht-v. e. J. Lyoiis) of Wo*>dland nnd son, Irving .s|u-nl Sunday with last Hie officers oCTthe We-durni the whole room lighted with ifitf r. - -. a..Ill II <1 ,'V* X It il —Ir.i, I ii.l_ I . .. I «... .. ..I ..... I. spent Friday afternoon al Frank Michigan Cadillac coiiqiany gather­ nijw seini-indirect lighting-system. friends al Wall Lake and Ih-lton. inglon; vice president. Nels T. JEtk- Benner's, ed in an executive session and debrrg. secretary. Matthew Hansen: tennim-d ii|>ou the buildlfu; of a Wndo Marlow of North Carlton NORTH CARLTON. treasurer and genera) manager. visited at Leo Cun'irniniot Hunday. Beatrice SU€ox of Allo spent the Grand Rapids home Hint would be both for the display and the general office* of th- company. Oscar Eckbcrg. Henry Clark, and wife “>••* w,n week end with her imcle, Roy suitable sale uf Ciidtllar rars ahd for the Gimrge ami Mr. and Mrs. Will lAvBurn. Atlcnlion City Taxpayers. erily and daughter Madeline of Laura Deinoiid spent over Sun­ lhe host of Cadillac, users iuWoslI tiaxe now r>*-eiycd tin/ su aulo-ucc.-ssorirs-the latter depart­ Ionising spent Saturday and Sunday day in Grand Rapids. ment being handled |iy William visors’ rolls, and oh kwl af»-r It at the Clark farm. Ruby- Stahl who lias hern 'assist­ day July 13 will he prepared tn Gllielilll. ing Mrs. Bert Kiang with her ! Mr. mid Mrs, H. V. .Wilson spent . T«» the ri.-ar «d Hie office* ami ■ -Ivr trtx>-» at C.it -,< Hi A Stf bbilis- ■ s.iHtnlHy nnd timidity at John Fran­ household duties returned home drug store." salesrooms is located' Hie service Saturday night. ■ cisco's o» Hunting*. Harry Miller, department. This slation is pt-iJohn Alleniing nml wife and City Treasurer.; Blake Hnrtpiqi and family were Frank Alh-rding and wife nutned to Sunday visitors- al Hornet) Bmrif Cadillac rar.*. Lowell. Sunday <nd spent the day BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. I num's. with William Richardson and. fam­ all over it carefully nml making any i' ilyminor adjustments. T*"’ - —- -1 1-ester Miller entertained hi.* is without charge. . l! LSunday School cigs* Sunday and all enjoyed a tine dinner and lot* of .owners b> take udxanlag-of it. By excitement to make the hours pas* thi* im-thod each car receives, pravquickly. All left at an early hour tic-ally i-nqstant aHmtioii and.is I claiming Sir. and Mrs. Miller ideal kept tuned up and in perfect edmhentertainers., Lion all Hie-time. Friday callers al Mrs. L. Horney's! were Rev. nnd Mrs. Voelker of । Woodbupr, -Mrs. Bert Kinnc and mainly to repair jp!»< •son, Elwin, and Miss Ruby Stahl. ....... .....I (H AIL TRAP CORNERS. eral (iverhainhi’.- nml praidually at Several from lliis vicinity went I'oinplete.ea.r can lie built if neces-l huekleberrying lost week and re­ port them a good crop. department there, is n sep-viib’ Gertrude Gage reluimxl home room where t-i-i-oiid-limid cars v.-id 'l u-Mlay hi Awyria, after sponding be displayed-mid still another room! several week* with her aunt amt which ha« been suitably furnished | family, Mrs. Dell Shoup. fo£ a vlimiifm-t'- r< aiding -midi Mr. and Mrs. Mathews and Mie* sxvnp experit-in-cs- and otherwise I Zilah Decker of Baltimore, spent Sumlay.at Stephen Decker's. enjoy Ihrir idle innm<-irt*. I The -ty*nacc Chib was well at­ General .Manager Eckbcrglhe third floor i- given over almo*t'entirely In one of UM mj-t tended Saturday night al Lee ern Michigan. Wilh this end in Gould'* ice cream afid cake were rumpkle. nnd best painting and r.'- ! view. Mull hew Hansen, secretary of fi:tbli.*ng'dv|iiiriiiie!i(*'in this b-rved on the lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Jqs. Herrington of tin- compmiy, was dreignaleti to !?'*'■ Away ff-utn lhe duet and dirt of the .tnekson. have moved their fiouse- Ihnl Jlietr pj.-ms were carried out. rjri-el. il will be .po**ihle7lo luvr lii<l«l g<MHls,ttr Hie home of Hie lal- mid (o supervise the const ruction of out the very finest kind uf work l-i - parents. Mr. and Mrs. Milan the huildiiu-lhal they determined that skilled labor and good niiilcrAndrews' They -will asvist MrrAii- should I- a modol- of cmucmem:i: .trews with his farm and carpenter. hud remplele to the la«l little de­ The hasenienl. lurge-tuid dry. will tail. be devoted exr|ti*i\e|y t(> storage Murk.. .. Ever"since Hist memorable day. will ac.cominoante from 0t) U> If Kidneys and Bladder Bother I Mr. ilan*-n' has been on Hie job and Hl) cars. Then Foley Kidney PHU. from early morntA to-lnl* at night Two excellent features ->f Hie Overworked kidneys will break mid I? his untiring efforts are ffiic new* building nre. first. Hie. imdalln•...... if not• «-helped. down When they- in a large measure Hie splemhd tion of a bpint'li telephone ex­ cun no longer protect the blood nnd Stnictuiy that lias Just the last lil- change wilh pliom-z in exery de-| parlment. and sec.ond, the excellent 11 Jlo- body from Hie poisons that This nyw home for the Caijillnr, system of lighting./- Tin- latter come to them, then look out for Bright's disease, serious kidney located at W-25 LgOrave avenue was installed .by the Willi.-.rn Ark-1 trouble and bladder amioyance.*. Just just soutl. south ... of ., Pulton st reel', con- — ernian Electric ooinpany ami ec.ri-j Foley Kidney pills are your best sisB of.fivn -.p-rifts and basement. sistg of'the si-mi-imitreet fixtures, proiecttoD. your beat medicine forlh.is 72Pj font frontose andAi depth:! giving a flood vt mellow lislu o\er| weak. sore, overworked'kidney and-ftrf ■fift’fvi’t.••Tito find three floors every sqijare inch* throughout the bladder weaknesses.—Arthur Mul4 and l>.i*rinppt..iro to'he wetlpi«d by j building. holland.—Adv. ] tin). Cadillac rompany, the two up- । Oscar Eckberg, manager of ttiei <HEATH MILLIGAN Best Prepared Paint �PAGE ELEVIN THE HASTINGS BANNER. JULY Ifl. Wil. Save Money On Your Paint CONSOToTUN® Devo£ Paint is the kind that will do that for you. This is the reason it will save you money; It doean'st cost any more than moat Inferior palnta. It goes much further In painting a surface than any other paint you can buy. If you use Devoe you don't have to paint your buildings again for a long time. Devoe Paints are made from the very highest grade materials. That’s the reason it is giving such universal satisfaction. If you have any painting to be done you’d be glad if you let us fill your paint order Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Druggists Phone 31 Hastings, Mich Seasonable Foods Ralad* become one of the most generally served dishes during the summer 'months. And wlial is a salad without - GOOD OLIVE OIL? Our Riclmliw Lucca Olivo Oil is the finest quality of Italian Oil manufactured. You will appreciate il. HOT WEATHER DRINKS Wc offer n most palatable and refreshing beverage in both our Ginger Ale and Root Beer. Tlie^e superior' thirst quenchers aro packed under tho Richelieu Brand and for pleasing, satisfying, in-' vigoraling qualities arc unsurpassed. E. C. Russ & Son Two Telephones The Grocers Orte of Kalamazoo’s Insti tutions of Learning Parson’s Business College The College is situated In.one of ... the most beautiful cities in Michi­ gan. 'IJie building is their own anil wai erected purposely for them and is- designed on lhe in­ side to especially meet every re­ quirement. The equipment is complete. The machines used are kept new by a system of nxchanga with the factories. This in itself is very advantageous to every student in typewriting, to always have a new first class machine to use. New sanitary desks and seals have liven added, cnrtifnriable and convenient. • The rooms are nil light and well ventilated, but warm and comfortable in cold weather. The instructors al Parsons’ are of the very best, efficient in every detail atfil the school iit indeed a "School of Efficiency.'* Any young man or young woman who is thinking of a successful and useful business life will do well trt consult Parsons’ College* They have an interesting adv. on another page of the BANNER and will have something interesting to say to yon each weelt fqr some time to come. Be. sure you road their adv*. FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. Coni oil is a gr»‘ Vaseline is useful Hot Weather Comfort] That is what you will have if you will use some of our Famous Aeroshade Porch Curtains The price is not high and they give the home an air bf distinction and comfort t that can be had in no other way. Wcbavc in stock a full line of Porch Furniture at very low prices. Let us furnish up your porch at a cost of only a few dollars. The enjoyment and health you get in return will more than repay you for the*outlay. nils department la intended tn give scaly leg*. If well 1.... r subscribers ilui lx>t ami matt re­ the affected parts. \\ hen Hie ft-nly liable liifommtiiHi wo con obtain on mailer i< n-inovtni. Iho legs should iho aubjrcta they tlcairc explained. In aidtlng qutwltona scud full Information? Miller & Harris Furniture 60 tn apply Kive more Informalluq on any subject. ia tier atfmepl the v.i-e|ine is best applied in a'carboli/^l form. Spirits nf camplim is good for coughs, or rnillingJn the throat, as you Hunk is nho ammoniated quinta few drops ‘ chicks that have with* range: Meat Scrap and Alfalfa For Chicks. The Sample Furniture People Hastings Michigan I'N'DERTAKING nt WWKR PRICES to ailing hints. feed young chickens only n small amount of beef scrap. A simonful for n dozen chicks is a suillcicnl amount. This can lie fed alone or il can l>e mixed with other- f<HMl. Mix a teaspoonrul of IhmT scraps for each 12 chicks amt gradually in­ crease Hie amount as they grow older. 1 do not think it necessary lo feed alfalfa meal tn young chicks I hut have lhe i-jm of grass. They will ent most nny kind of“BTeon sluff growing in their runs in pref­ erence to alfalfa meal, and I Ihink will do belter, especially if you feed a little, of the beef scrap. Al­ falfa is line feed for hens mid chicks, but where they have a good range of grass it is unnecessary and not al all desirable. If you have green alfalfa it will be nil rigid. The alfalfa ineal will do md liarhi. drinking waler will loin system of fowls Him ed from sicknoM. «>r that come run down tbnnigh much lay­ ing. nun. Grandma Caslelrin is quilt* poor- Mrs. Waller Bub-Iman is spending Several days wilh her son Fred and All the worbl lovcsa coo<| hen. No amount of go*-I h > d or coml family narltiwesl of Hurting*. Mrs. Matlie ('.nstidein and dauphhousing can make up fr lack -of kindness. . Rens do not need quite *«> much spent Thursday in Grand Rapids. A liHl" s<m was imrii lo Mr. and In make them work in lint weather Mrs. Zehlan of Quimby Thunwlay There are still a few men who evening. Scull McIntosh and family are en­ think it foolish to "make such u tertaining Chirt-loy. Jordan and son Charles nf Bedford. ing poultry has nothing in it. Have you lettuce enough so that er's uncle. Frank Smith, of Bridge yon ran spare some for lhe hens? I know a man who look some si_ wliu is very |»borly al this writ­ very commonplace h- u* and 'made ing. ' Mr. and Mrs. Daggartt of Grand them pay first rate. ju4 by Iho care 311(1 the feed he gave I hem. It does Rapid* are visiting nl S. J. Bidelmaii's. •make a difference. Keep the Chicks Groulng. Thf heading nf iIih article needs to bi* einphnsizi-d every year. “Keep do such a Ifiiiig is rud very apt to the chick.* growing” contains a» keep’ (hat kind of < k long. He inucfi chicken sense ns ran b« eon- will wlml. and will have; something; four reawms for Ihis: 1. A chicken whose growlh is re­ tarded from any cause seldom, if ever, mnki-s -up for the loss. Il will almost, invariably In* deficient in size, and very frequently it will be deficient in figure and plumage. The. .largest and best fowls are those, which never stop growing from the lime they are hatched un­ til the time they are fully develop­ ed. 2. All retardation of gniwth mi'iins a loss’ of food. , The food consumed by a chicken while it stands still in growth is a total loss. While (he mnounl. may be insig­ nificant when the number of chick­ en* in lhe flock is small, but is really amounts to dollars nnd cents when the flock is large. Steady Growth for Winter Igiyers. If lhe checking in growth is for any consid'-rnlile period,' such dovi'lopmeiit a* the chick makes will bo Inter in lime. Pullets whose growth has been delved may not make sufficient deevlopnient to begin laying in the fall, and il is generally conceded |hnl the pulllots which i|o not begin lay­ ing in the fall caniiiot be depended upnii for winter layers. Thus a few weeks' cessation in growl It may make s^vr’ral months’ difference in the beginning of lhe active laying period. When I lose pullets nre not laying in winter they are con­ suming food which brings 110 relurns. . ■ I. This fourth reason may he re­ garded, ns a sentiitic.nlal. one. but senfjmcnt plqys nn important part in our lives. Chickens which do not make steady and eonltnuouft growth do not give Hie pjeOAirb in raising thnl is experienced from those that do. It is a genuine pleasure to watch the Uiiretarded development of a flock of chickens, but n flock which makes no pro­ gress falls in IIjIh caparilyt nnd gives us only anxiety and disap­ pointment. It is business.policy to keep the chicks growing steadily, nml this proper care in the matter of-food, surroundings and care. If I have chickens hatched nt all I want lo keep them growing, nnd every other successful chicken raiser feels the same way about the mai­ ler. ' The Parsons' Business College, ol Kalamazoo, is one of the oldest and best kli'iUn of lhe husinoto colleg­ er' throughout lhe slate and while il Is aintng lhe oldest in matter of 'ears and experience it I.1 not old in it? s.'Hlem uf inslructkm and preparation. Wfeen ever any­ thing in thn way of new ideas or new Inventions has been advanced by any one arid proven a real bene­ fit' and improvement lo advancing . the interest of business, Pinsons have at once placetl it upon their curriculum of work nnd given their students the advantage of'il. The Parsons’ Business College haa been‘'personally conducted by W. W. Parsons, his father, W. F. Parsons, since I860 and has been a great success, not just lo them but ■ to- the thousands of graduates who are scattered throughout the Unit­ ed Slates and Canada. The heads of business tlrms in New York*, Chi­ cago. Philadelphia. Boston, Buffa­ lo, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Grand Rapid*. San Francisco. Seat­ lie' and other large cities, besides in, hundreds of smaller towns. lagging in the molt » . Castor-oil W usef il In cases oH diiirrhtM-a. A do«e will relieve-the intestines ot irritant jmalter, the cause of the trouble. ajg| col and clean lhe bowels. Olive-oil is also good in many rases, of loosenewi of the bowels, and should follow Hie ........... f eastor-oil. Olive oil is useful in cases of egg binding and enlarged crops, and for dressing the. combs uf fowls to prevent frost bites. Oil of.s<tioa|yptus is useful in cases of catarrh cold. . Camphorated oil Is c<xh| in cases of cramp caused through running on. damp ground. Willi half an mince At camphorated ml should lx; mixed a b-aspooilfiil of turpenlinq! Uiua n good embnn aioui for rub­ bing into cramped !••«■ (Inlciidiir for July. Keep up-lht! tight ngaii)*l lice. Do not let lhe good work of' last month end your warfare. You did not get them all by nny means; go al them again. Do not low sight of the fact that lie-1 flourish in lllttl. K'-vp Hie place clean and thus ctit their ca­ reer short. • ‘Separate iho cockerels from -the pullet* and give (he fonper some extra feeding; Ihov can •'land if. . -Dispose of nil the old.slock lhat you do not intend lb carry over. Do il before they have a chance to go into mbH. • The duck market is on Iho do­ cline. but the call for roarting fowls continue good, and al very satisfac­ tory prices. * Thu eggs should bo kept in lhe collar where it is cool; providiM. of course, there are no vegetables or oilier matter kept there (hat may cans bad odors. Be on lhe lookout for rats, weas­ els nnd 'possums. This seems to be their chosen month; do not nllow them quarters. Simple Remedies. Cod-liver oil is good for fowls light in condition, and abu for those Mrs. Honrdmnn arid daughlcr-who Working hi litter G'jii.'t a* good wilh her sister. Mis. Root. "f I hi* for hens in summer a* il is in-win- ,place. relumed lo her home in Kal­ amazoo Sunday afternoon. around and let Ilnar Mw«d pel BALTIMORE GENTEIi. thick. Digging around in the lit­ ter is Hie pfice Of good heallh. as We figure (hut il r<"*ls half a cent a day to keep.a chirk.. Mr*, Irank .Mnckintlor and Italy Mr. nml Mrs. Al. McIntyre, last" . 4. and two Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford, who went to Oregon last fall, relumed at Mr. nnd Mrs; Harold Upjohn's.. Mrs. George Brown of Kalamazoo irace Baulch and Sarah Hamgave a dinner parly lo about :to of Mr. and Mrs. Crocket Saturday night, they went arr<>« Country COLD MEATS There’* uo use of having your wife stand over a hot stove and prepare meat*. Whv not come here and buy CHOICE . COLD MEAT all ready lo eat. We have Dried Beef, Bologna, Minced Ham, Pressed Ham, Boiled Ham, Pressed Corn Beef, Veal Loaf, Pickled Heart, Summer Sausage, n,«iR2 Mrs. Frank MiickTiuler, hist Man­ ing in Wisconsin. returned home Saturday, bringing his bride wilh him. I will sell my Rose Comb Rhode Island Red Hens \ and one Cock Bird My White Plymouth Rock Hens and one Cock Bird ALSO 7 Barred Rock Hens and one Good Cock Bird and my White Orpington Hens and one Cock Bird These are my Brooding Pens and Exibition Stock. Call if any Wanted Also my Exibition Coops. P. A. HHHLDON Abstract and Heal EMoM< Offloa. Abstract Block. HosUnc* Money to loan on Real Eat* to. Real Estate sold on commlMltin. General conveyancing. Having a comtfloto set ot Abstract Books complied from the Record*, can *urxUh complete Ab­ Hittings, Mich, Special Sale of Breeder Stock Harold and Fred Bugbee are in spent Kalurdajt night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Morws Williamson. / awlJffrt. Sims of Indiana linw rcim >r the Hamsun collage for the summer. Mr. ano Mis. John Albertson of Hickory Coni<,i'* were Sunday visi­ tors at Isaac Allroin’H. The • Busy Be.1 Sunday school class held ’ tlirir Inst meeting at Georgia Chltiker’s. Friday night. Miss Aldah Sweet of Kalamazoo »pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray liollaml. BESSMER BROS Phons 385 M. W. HicKs in Chicago. two lady friend* who haw. been visiting Some limo nt Mr. and Mrs.! mnnzoo. . Friday -evening, started for lheir home in I Minn.. Sunday. siris than in jjiltcr city in ilia Unit­ ed States. DELTON STATE BANK REPORT j j Order Our Drays When yon have anv moving to be done.. TWO ALTO TRUCKS. Onr Specialty. in raMtvo dtlM . U. S. and No. llnnal Btu Curn-nl-y Hold Coin.... Bllrer Coin. Nickel* and c» Safety First This bold* ttue in your electric wiring. That'* one reason your electric work. You'll know it is done right and that1 your building* are safe if I do The Coffee Ranch Jefferson St. Hastings, 'fctesi CEO. VAN TIFFLIN Klsctrlelan, H. Wellman Matthew* OrerdrMt*....................................... 4*7 75 Banking boo*, fiwnlturo. Bxtum j.ru on I Um from other tunk- aud banker* .to Item* tn tnu>*it ................ / »io uj XKMKIIV* We'll do that, too, il you order 5 pounds ol Coflee from us,— to any place in Barry Connly. OFFICK PHONE 70 llrport of tho roodHIoo at the I Mlton Stalo Rank at lu-lloo. M>chlc»n.al lb-clow of busln«***. Jiium .wch, Pit. a» railed for by the Commlulonrr ol Hie Hsnklpg Department. Ixauu and dhrauot'...................... Commercial l>rp»rtnu-al «i^u 21 BAVttun Hrp?rtm.-ut ».*« » *L«fl CO Honda mneleikf—« aud .-Curttlm Let Us Fay Postage PIANO AND SAFE MOVING HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Histlngx, Mich. CtlRXER PARK AND WALNUT STS. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.- JUST IN | A little more Pocahontas Goal ♦ that-we can sell at Summer Prices. If you want to take advantage of the LOW price on Pocahontas or Hard Coal you should buy your coal now, as delay means higher prices. Soft Coal Tout..... Have all sizes at $4.50 Per 2,000 lbs, We think it behooves the consumer, undei* existing conditions, to care­ fully consider his wants and not wait until cold weather to buy his COAL. It is certain that there can be no further reductions in the present BARGAIN COUNTER PRICES, and we should like to have pur customers take ad* vantage of the prices while we can offer them the opportunity. Capital dock [ Hnrplii. fund I’ndlltdrd pro subject to ct Sarian ilrposl l-.ik a.voi.I ■tnMSMrttt at depoull 1 Mild ana correct I y mt* •Mie ot ilia Mtmi tutUfrx FBEIr O. HtmnKS. Outlier. a ALWAYS in the market for GRAIN, SEEDS, BEANS, ETC., and can sell you Flour, Bran, Middlings and other feeds at current prices. Give us a friendly call. ♦ ♦ Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. ♦ _ Deniers In Grein, Beans, Seed, Hay, Coal Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc. PHONE ISO T. A. At.UMICU, A. A ALuarcii. < HASTINGS, MICH. ♦ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 1G. 1914- FACE TWELVE BLOW YOUR OWN HORN As Long and Loud as You Please, If You Can “Play the Tune” You Say You Can RINGS RINGS RINGS WE HAVE . A LARGE RINGS TO SHOW YOU. PRICES. WE WITH THE DENCE IN US TION. AND ASSORTMENT BUT WE DO TREAT EVERYONE SAME YOU MUST TRUST OP STYLISH NOT JUGGLE WHO PLACES HONEST THE THE CONFI­ CONSIDERA- JEWELER WHEN YOU BUY HIS GOODS. WE REFER US TO THOSE THEIR FRIENDS WHO HAVE NEVER DEALT WITH In the issue of the BANNER of March uj last llr. C. B. Benham ran dn advertisement in which he announced that his ailvcrtiscineiiLs woukl not ap­ pear aRain for sonic time and gave his reasons therefor. Ami among the im­ portant things he stated was:—"It would be worae than foolish to spend a large amount of money on a campaign of foreign advertising to get buyers here until I have sufficient property listed and a aufficient variety for sale?to warrant me in making the expenditure. It pays to advertise, but you must be able to deliver the goods. In other words, if you toot your own born loudly you must play the tune you say you can, and that is just the position ! am go­ ing to be in when you hear from me again." Mr. Benham now, has the goods to deliver, ami can "play the tunc he says he cin.” He has established a reputation that became statewide as a hustling, reliable, honorable real estate man, and that reputation extendedanto Indiana..Ohio, Illinois and Wisconsin. Since the first of May Mr. II. D. Trinuot this cily. has been associated "tv'Mr Mr. Benham, having formed a copartnership, and for the last two months-they have been driving over Barry County wilh their automobile, listing property, and have been very successful in listing a large number of splendid farms of all kinds, sizes anil prices. The descriptions listed below arc only a few of the many farms they have listed ami amply proves that they arc now ready .to "deliver the goods." And as,to the "tooling of the horn," Ms. Benham will Attend to that and all who know him, wc think will agree that lie is perfectly competent, and will be “on the job" at all times, while Mr. Trim will look after the outside work. All who know Mr. Trim, know that of all men suited by nature for such work, he surely is the man. . With the combination of and) talent and ginger, that the gentlemeit, Messrs Iknliam ami Trim jhisscss, there is no question aa to the successful outcome of the business thdy have undertaken. They are very desirous of getting in touch with EVERY PROPERTY OWNER who WISHES TO SELL, no matter where located, and it will surely bc.to your interest to consult them IF YOU WISH TO BUY. They now have inaugurated a great campaign of foreign advertising which.will cover "like the sunshine" SIX NORTHERN CENTRAL STATES, and PARTIALLY cover TEN OTHER STATES. Besides this, Mr. Benham has a unique plan of publicity by CO-OPERATION, whereby the firm will be able to place their listed properties before 10,000 PROSPEC­ TIVE BUYERS in from 30 to 90 days. Sftrcly such an enterprise as that .should engage and HOLD the earnest ami hearty co-operation of EVERY FARMER and PROPERTY OWNER of Barry County and adjoining terri­ tory. _ Now! If YOU WISH TO SELL send them a description of your prop­ erty and LOWEST PRICE ami TERMS, or call at their office 118 North Broadway. Hastings, Mich., and they will arrange to look your property over, and list it on MOST REASONABLE TERMS. .. < IrMf YOU WISH TO BUY, you cannot afford to overlook the splendid prupcriics they have lifted. They can fit you out with a farm of ANY SIZE. PRICE or KIND that you want. Below arc just a few of their many listed properties. WHO HAVE. L.V BESSMER DRINKandDRUG • ClarenceCLAIIKSVIIJJ^. Mnniii has relurned from a week's outing at Spring luike. II** accompanied his brot ti­ ;<e Habits Cured er, Charlie mid a company of Grand .1202—60 acres: sand and clay loam; seal; 4i mile lo school; telephone TO acres under cultivation; 20 nnd It. F. I).; 75 apple trees; acres new ground; It) acrril sec­ Plums, rherriei and small fruit; ond growth timber; gn*»l 6 room good well and cistern. Reason­ frame house; 26x40 basement able tenns. barn; hen lions**; granary; 144 Price 88,000 miles froih IL R. statia}i;*8 miles from County seat; telephone, It. A2I0—100 arm; smtl loam, lays F. I)., small orchard: good well. level, good 0 room.house mid cel­ 8l*») down, bid. on time. lar; burn 36x48; tool hnuite; corn­ Price ....................................... 82,600 crib; hten hi>UM>; 2*4 miles from R. H. station; 4*» miles from .4204—80 iirrcs; productive clay school; 6 mile* from county sr.-il; loam soil, laj* gently rolling; TO good apple orchard; grapes, acres uu'ier cultivation: 10 acres plums and pears. Good well and tunber. 2d growth oak and hick­ cistern, wind mill mid tanks. ory; good 6 room house ami cel­ Price .............. 83,500 lar; barn 30x4(1 with leanto 14x40; c.orncrih; Iren house; '4-nfiles from .4211—80 acres; productive sand IL R. station; CO rds. from schopl: bum Mil; lays level to rolling, 60 7 miles to county scat; tnlvplmiie, acres under cultivation; 12 acres II. F. h. and .creamery route; timber; well fenced wilh good small orchard; splendid well; woven wire; splendid 7 room new • cistern. 82,800 down bal. on lime. frame house, good cellar; new 3lx Price ............................. StABN). 46 basement barn; n*-w silo, lOx 3*); corm-rib. granny. li>-n Inni-*1. A205—230 acres; very product he Iih>I house, wood house; 344 miles sand and clay loam soil; lays from county A'.it; 44 mile to gently .rolling; 170 acres under school; on telephone. It. I-'. I), mnl cultivation; 30 acres of lowland creamery route;'2'J5 nppl<» trees; pasture; TO acres beach, maple 5(Ml peach Ireea, 7 years old, 2(B) and ash: 150,(X*) fl. of saw tim­ peach Jrees. 2 years, old; Rood ber; fences good; 8 room frai.n*' Well ami cistern; steel mill, cehouse; good cellar; . basement inenl lank in house mul barn, burn 30x54; lool bouse TOx4o; dm* Jmlf down bul. on time. granary 18x24: hog house 22x36: Price ....................i................ 85,6(10. hen house and wood* house. Buildings well painted • nnd In soil; lays gently .rolling: 50 ar res splendid repair; 344 miles from II. Under cultivation! 5 acres low­ R. station; 44 mile from school; land; io acres timber; fences fair; 544 mill's from county seat; tele­ splendid new 12 room frame phone, IL F. I), ami creamery house. finished in hardwood; route; good apple orchard, nears, splendid cellar 11x24; good base­ peaches and plums; good well ami ment torn 32x41; good out build­ cistern; sleet mill; house and ings; 444 miles to county seal; I stock tanks. •' This farm has 30 mile io school; telephone. R. F. I), acres of the very best onion land, and creamery route; 150 apple which can be easily improved and trees in splendid bearing condi­ made worth from 82U0 to 8400 per tion. also1 clierrioa, pears, plums. acre. This farm is* one of lhe best bargains in. the stale, and li-nLuhis IS a splendid farm, will fie sold on very' reasonable andjnwncr being a widower offer* terms. this farm al a bargain on n*a.«on815,000 Price able terms. A237—100 acres, productive clay Price ........................................ 15.000 loam soil; lays level to rolling; 84 acre* upder cultivation; 8 acres A213—100 acres; clay and Mini loam snil; lays gently rolling. 80 acre< of m-w ground: 8 acefs of splen­ under cultivation; 20 acres of did growth oak limlwr; 5 acres timber; fences fair; good 8 room seeded to alfalfa wilh splendid stand. Flinn is well fenced; ■‘frame*hnus«. and cellar; barn 36x 40; corn crib; hen house; hog splendid 8 room frame house flnhouse ice house; new silo; 2 miles ' ished in oak below and black wal­ from IL H. station; 5 miles from nut alsive; splei'idid cellar with county seal. *4 mile to sclibid; cement boltuniLbarn 36x44; Imrae. barn 26x36: new hen house lathed ■ telephone. It. F. I>. and creamery route; good lea ring nnpl« oivlrmid plastered, 12x25; double corn ard. cherries,-peara, plums; guild crib: hog house; 4 miles from well mid cistern; reasonable count/seal; I mile lo school; lenns. good well and cistern. This- is a .. 85,5(10 splendid pnxhirtivc farm on n main traveled road, beautiful lo­ cation mid is «n ideal farm home. .4207—10 acres: tiny loiim suit, lays ■ level, all • under cultivation, Email Ttn* owin'r desire* t** go west and frame hum**"' '“ * ■ offers this properly al a bargain. county seat. Termsz!4 down, balamre on time. . erm Pricu;...............-.................. 85,5U<» Price ....... Rapid.* friends. I). C. Hooper is visiting his son Head what Father O’Neill says and family near Petoskey. in regal'd to the Keeley Treatment. Will Itiltenger and daughter, Ruth, of Grand Rapids, were in the S. C., SI. Joseph's college, New villngi* Sunday. H| UIHVMi-k. Matthew Naber spent Monday in “As a simple malti-r of fact, not a Grand Rapids. week tiassos 'Without witnessing A. C. Ri'iikes nnd family went to men legally vonvirted of capital <>f- Hastings.' Sunday afternoonfi.‘us<-* on evidence far less conclu­ Chas, (lool anil family of.Saline, sive I han that which proclaims the have been visiting' Mrs. Osd's gvmiinem^s' and efficacy* or the mother, Mrs. P. Stuart and oilier Keeley Cure for .drunki'iiness; ami a llmrongh scrutiny of the vast ar­ Charlie Livingston of Benton ray of b^limony in its favor would Harbor, is visiting his parents, Mr. • xtort a verdict of indorsemvid and Mrs. Hiram Livingston. from either lhe most iiileltig<-nl or Miss Ella Holly is visiting her lhe most, ignorant liody <d 12 hon­ parents lien?. est citizens that ever sal in a jury Henry Groff’s people and Mr. and IkiK. Geo, Mick motored to Ionia. Home Treatment’for Tobacco, Neu­ Mrs. rasthenia mid Nerve Exhaustion. Sunday. Floyd Blough and Miss Pauline For further inforfmitiou or lit­ Jullenle rk motored lo Ionia. Mon­ erature in regard to the Keeley. thly nnd Were quic|ly married by Treatuicnl uddre.ss the Keeley lu­ the probate judge. st ilnil*. 733-35 Ottawa Ave., N. W.. Miss Tina Oliver accompanied Grand Rapids. Mich- or pboue ।,Mr. am| Mrs. Hartle to |gik<* Odes­ Cite. 5706 or Bell Main 8uG. sa. for a week's outing. Mi's. M. T. J ui Monte is ilk LAKE ODESSA. will hold n sale of baked kimhT* Frank Coyken. driver of Mac Saturday afternoon ami evening. Aleyron would say to lite Woodland corn'siumiient tlial In* was mirh'd week with tier brother Hoy and us to"lils lu-iug over anxious -caus­ family. ing him to lose first money. This Cleo Hetieo ami Hom Darby of horse had only been trained four days and the owner was urging the liors** to be driven harder than he could stand aud with live heats lhe to Grand Haven, Thursday to visit horse was tired. fl iends Tbi* Iwdy nf Nrs. fl. C. Stone, nf Miss Lucy Winchester relumed Igili'ing. Whose husband wa* buri­ to her work at the Blodgett Chil­ ed hern |e*« than three weeks ago. dren's home, last Thursday. wn* brought here for 1*urtel Wed­ Jewelry, consisting of diamond nesday. Tha funeral was Reid at rings, a garnet brartel, gold watch the U. B. church, Rev. Mourer of­ nml other valuables belonging to ficiating. ■ ' Mr; and Mr.*. Win. Shanks, was Now installed in the Wave-Times stolen from, the home some time between Ibo-dent h mid burial of Mr. Stharl. -No clue lias been hili»ii four roller found yet. The gems were valued run of from 1.00 lb 2.txx) per limy, Mr*. Elm.*. Nnsli mid baby- have totli being purchased of the slitwauke.) Printers 'Roller Co. Mil- gone b» Minnrsola to upend some lime wilh the former's parents. wu nkeu. Mr.-mid Mrs. Fred Harrison and DAYTON CtlHNEIW. Mins are visiting Mrs. Harrison's Mr. nnd Mi-. Th.... lol'- Scofield parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cbas.4.uke. Mrs. Frank Coykendnll nnd son. and grandson Carl nnd sons Chas, and Frank of Southeast Woodhitid Lester, spent Wednesday at I lie home of (Jrve Nash, near ClarksA23M—70 acres, very productive ter. Mrs. Mary Gardner. Ville. ■ black clay loam soil; lay* very Leo L'mh-nvood ot Arkansas is .Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Hunter of gently rolling: 55 acres under culClarksville, visited over Sunday at visiting his. aunt Mrs.'S. Hynes umL tivolion; 12 acres of beech, maple 'family. J-rapk Karie's. and oak timber: 3 acres of new Bom !<• Mr. utrtl Mrs. L. W. Stew­ • Mr*. Jas. Ito<<«- and Mrs. Stanley art. July-", a daughter.*' Congratu­ Mix and soir Lynn of Southeast I ground; farm well fenced, woven N'antivilltt visited* at Claude KciT- I wire nnd rail; good 8 ro«im fram*lation-. house; basement torn TOxtu;j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown arc Warren Utter mid wife of north. buseim-nl of bam all cement'd: yi-.vmg to Grand Rapid.* thi» week. granary 14x16: com crib; h»'ii Mr. and Mrs. Frank Height and house 14x16; hog house 22x16; son Frank, are Visiting their moth­ their brolher Clarence L’ller and large wagon anil tool ■ hoifse; er.' Mrs. Alice plant. Mrs. Height family. buildings all painted and in good Mr. and Mrs. James' McCotter of aud »on expect to remain several reiuiir; 4 miles to county seal; Rbchester arc spending a few day* vvtieV. mill- to school: on’telephone, R. Mrn. Von Furm»- and children of al'ti. Hynes looking after their farm. F. I), ami oreaniery route; good 'Kasbvllle. are visiting her parents. Theodora Scofield, wife ami son apple orchard and plenty of nil and brother Fred of Jackson moiorkinds of other fruit; well and cis­ '(Tie rae>-s al Recreation park ed over lust week and visited their tern-'. sl*'*'l mill, house uttrf stork July -Ith were fust amL exciting, hr. aunt. Mrs. Mary Gardner aud other tanks. This farm He* on a main C. G. Pi-tty itflcil us starter, •Chas, relatives.. . trav*'led. slate reward rond. TIutc Uiily. G«>o, Briggs aud Lewis Bit­ are IflO.otmor*! automobiles pa*» NORTHEAhT CASTLFrrON. , ter acting' ns judges. this farm each day. ‘ Tertns 44 Mr. nnd Mr*. i)avt<l Wilkinson . Free tor nil Faee. ■town, balance* ou time. . . llor.se Owner lb:d. spent Wednesday wl(h lhe former’s Price .........-J................ 87.600 Ha/el Eddy. E«ldy, Ionia.........1-1-1 daughter Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Strick­ land of-WnndlawF.-- --------—------ - — ATOS—125 acres; sand and day loam Julin Snores has a new luleplio.ne, J. K- KfdlOgw. loili.i.... soil, lays level; 18 acres of river thi'i-e numb**)* is 113-5 rings. . Nanons, Suoldde ......... bottom pasture laud; 12 acres Mr.*. Hiram Worst of BaUld Creek Eime -l.to’i: LOVli: limber. Wi acres under cultiva­ 3lent Thursday and Friday with tion; splendid it room ’frame * 2:40 Parc. rs. E. Babl. . house; good collar; barn 30x40. Huiim) Gwurr Beal Mrs. Clyde Brown who wa* a vis­ silo 12x344 hog and corn house; Fam Boy. ihMslwm. Portland 2-t-(-l it ing relatives in Grund Rapid* lool house; 2 miles to county came home Saturday. ■Mrs. Iteflltower 0/ Hastings is a visiting her daughter. Mrs. James Cousin* for a few days. Mr. and Mr*. Leri Straw. Mr. and Owner ' Heat Mr?. Clove Strew and daughter Valam, Portland 3-1-2-1-I •hv spent -Kuhday. with Mr. and Mrn. rmi, Schray, Frank Axlhelm. ■ , Mrs. L*w Gardner and riaugltter Mc.Lmds 2-3-3-2-3 spent Sunday with lhe former's Lt95*, 1.10%;! daughter. .Mr. und Mrs. Elmer Beljsa* iu Maple Grove. C. B. BENHAM A2I5—120 acres, very productive >223—80 ncrvM, very productive black clay loam soil, lays gently clay loam soil, lays level; HX) ac­ res under cultivation; . 20 acres rolling, all under cullivallnn; fences good; t> room frame houtc. beriffi and maple limber: 9 room cost 82Xsx>; basement barn 44x56; fraim- house, good cellar; base­ ment' barn 36x52; granary, corn hay barn 30x40; granary 18x28; crib and heu house; 5 miles to H. tool house 20x30; work shop I6x R. station; 10 miles lo county 24: lien house 12x10; all buildings well painte<l and In the best of seat; teh-phon*'. R. J'‘. D. mid creamery route; 3 acre* good repair; 7 miles to county seal, on hearing apph* orchnnj, pb'nly of line gravel roads; to rods to small fniil; w*‘ll and cistern: steel scIkhiI and church: 30 rdds from wind mill, turns*' and slock tanks. store ami blacksmith idiop; splen­ Tenns to suit purchaser. did apple orchard; plenty of small Price ........................................ 89,mu fniil; good well ami cistern; wind mill, house nml stock tanks, the A217—90 acres, clay loam soil; lays very be»t. Terms lo suit purlevel to gently rolling; 60 acres under cultivation; 12 acres of . |8, iOQ timber; 8 room frame liouse, good Price cellar; bas*'wcnt tom. 32x42; A225—100 arre.%, clay loam soil, Injs granaiy 16x34; sheep shed 14x33: li-v**l |o rolling; uo acre* under hen house 10x16; corn crib; well cullivalion, 7*gercs second grow­ house; 6 miles lo county toyil; 3Q th timber; all 'well fenced; good rod* to sctioof nnd church; R. F. 12 room .frame liouac. cost 8IJMJ0; I)., tolbplione and creamery route; n*'W basement barn 3lxS6; gnod <>1 good bearing apple Irccs, peat *. hrn liouse; well tiiul milk liouse. peaches and cherries; good writ tilxltf; other out buildings; build­ ami cisleTn. wind mill, liouse nnd ings nil iiainli'd and in go&i re­ stock 'tanks. Reasonable term*. pair. 3 miles from county seal; Price ....................... 841,500 3-1 mile from school; good apple orchard and small fruil; good A2I4—110 acres, clay loam soil; lays well and cistern, slc6l mill: house aiuMloek tanks, mid also TOO bbl. land; 84t acres under cullivnlion; supply tank. Reasonable term*. TO acres timber; fences fair rail and woven wire; 6 ropm frame I'ricu ......................................... 8854*) hoiui', good cellar; . barn’ 20x50; A219—10 acres, goml gravel loam hen. house; 6 miles to county scat, soil, lays rolling; all fened; good I mile to »cliiwi, b'lephone. R. F. 7 rooni frame house and cellar; D. ami creamery' route; good’np3 liarns 3uxl4 mid one 16x10; ph* orchard/and small fruil; good slierp barn TOx30; shed 14x16; weU and cistern. work shop, two stories. 14x28; Price ................... S5,<MM» corn house 18x20; silo 19x28; !»<•!» A23G—120 ncn-s. lays level; 10U Lous*' 10x12; 244 mill's fnim coun­ acres under cultivation; 20 acres ty seat, 60 rods from school; good of timber; g**<>d 7 room frame orchard and small fruit; 44 down, house; torn 32x44; tool house balance on.time. 12x32; * horse barn 16x30: hen Price .................... . .............. 83,W0 housi? and corn crib; 3 miles to county seat; Kii rixis to school; A220—100 acreii. pnMluctivc clay loam soil, all lays gently rolling; rimhI well and. cistern. Terms 44 80 acres under cultivation; 12 ac- down, balance on time. n - of limber, beech and oak: 6 Price ........................................ 85.(*K) room house; basement barn 30X A23I—150 acres productive black clay loam soil: lays gently rolling; A22£—120 acres very productive 12U acres under cultivation; 3q black loam soil, 115 acres under cultivation: 5 acres beech nml acres of limber, oak. beech, ma­ ple and hickory; well fenced, maple Umber; all well fenced; splendid 10 room frame house and grand ft room house having fur­ good cellar; two good basement nace mid hath, cost BSJkxi; bayrbarns, one -44x56, one Wx60; hog nuTil barn 36x95, cost 82,(X*); hog h/mse 20x24; cornfcrib, !A*n liouse liouso 21x10; cum house 16x30; 16x30; ice house Rtxi 4; Jail build­ tool liouse 18x30; wood house ami ings well painted and in best of store house 16x16; 8 miles from repair; 3 miles from IL R. station, 34) rods from school, | inihj. frpjn county seat; 20 rods, from sc.hilol; • telephone, R. F. [)-. ami creamery i-.hurch. 8 miles from couhty seat; two Splendid healing apple or­ route^sjdeiidid apple orchard and till kinds of other .fruit; good well, chards^ ami plenty nf all kinds of cistern, windmill and house and small fruil; good well ami cistorn, stock tanks; buildings nil newly house and slock tanks; steel mill: Illis farm is located on a good painted and in the v-ry best of repair and conveniently arranged road mid wealthy farming com­ for stock. This is fine of lhe best munity. and is mic. of iho nisi-sl' Block and grain farms in south­ .productive farms in lhe slate. ern Michigan. Price • >14,000 Price You Know ’Em. If You Don’t You Should 42; granaiy 10x24; hog tmiiM Ifix 20; hefi house 12x16; 3 miles to It. R. station, 80 rods to school; 5 miles to county seat; R. F. D.. tel­ ephone; gixxl apple orc ha nl splendid fruit land; good well and cistern; steel wind mill, bouse and stork tanks, also 50 band supply tank. Terms 44 down, bal­ ance on lime. Price ........................................ 85,(X)0 A227-I60 arrrs. clay loam soil, gently rolling; 2t> acres limber; rt room livable log houiu*; barn lox 60; granary 20k 30; tool house and hog house 26x30; sheep barn 20x • 36; 3 miles lo R. R. station; 7 miles tn county seal; % mite io school and church; this will make one of the tltrest stuck, farms iri the state of Michigan, and is a big bargain; terms 44 down, balance on time. Price’........................................ 88.548) A228—70 acres, very productive black loam soil, lays level, all un­ der cultivation; fences good; good 0 room' frame liouse cost 11,200: good log mid frame burn; corn crib; granary; h<*n house; 3 miles from R. R. station; 1 mile to school; 7 miles lo county seat: 2 acres- of good apple orchard, also grapes, plums, pears and cher­ ries; good well and cistern; steel mill, house and stock tanks; tonus M dqwn, balance on-lime. Price ........................................ 86,000 A223—it) acres black clay loam soil; lays level, 32 acres under culti­ vation, 8 acres beech and maple timber; small ' 4 room/ frame house; barn 16x30; corn crib nrvi hen house; 5 miles to market; 8 miles to county seat; 1 mile to school; this farm is located on mam traveled road in rich farm­ ing community; the owner has other business and offers this proiH-rty at a big bargain, Tenns 44 down, balance on time. Price ........................................ |3,t)0i) A230—80 acres, gravel and clay loam soil; lays gently rolling. 65 acre* pnder cultivation; 15 acres sFcond growth limber; all well fenced; good 6 room frame house and cellar; barn 30x42; granary 14x20; lool house 16x20; wagon liouse 10x18; hen bouse 10x18; 2 corn cribs; 444 miles to county seat; 44 mile lo school and church; good apple orchard; plenty of small fruil; good well and aislern; Steel mill, house and slock tanks. Turmu 44 down, bal­ ance on Ume. Price ........................................ 8i,2(Ml A23I—60 acres, productive sand loam soil'; lay* gently rolling; 56 acres under cultivation, 4 ’acre.* nf second grbwth Umber; well fenced, woven wire and fail; good » room frame house; good cellar; ifflsement barn 32x44;-hen liouse. granaiy, buggy shed, wood house; 444 miles from county scat; 44 mite to school .and church; HX) good bearing apple trees mid plenty of other fruit; good, well and cistern. Terms to suit pur­ chaser. ..HMU Price ... A232—2 acres, well located, on main street in lhe city of Hastings, fac­ ing two streets; good 6 room frame house; city waler, cistern, gas and electric lights; there is plenty of fruit, apples, pears, plums, cherries, peaches, grapes mid other small-fruit; there IS a splendid opportunity lo improve this property ns eeven more houses ran Im* built ou il. a lot 8x10 with each house. Can now b« purchased at a liargain on terms one half down. Price ........................................ 82.400 A233—160 acres, clay mid sand loom soil; lays gently rollmg; 100 acres trndor cultivation; 40 acres of limber; TO acres of low land; 6 room frame .liouse; hay barn, horse nml cow. barn; granary, corn crib, hen house, hog house; ■4 miles to county seal; % inlle to school; good well and cistern. Terdis 44 down. 80,000 Price ............. BENHAM & TRIM Real Estate and Investment Brokers Phone 472 Hastings, Mich. H. D. TRIM �THE HASTINGS BANNER, 6JVl.¥ 16, ML PAGE THIRTEEN ’ Would’ It Work In America? FIRST MflTflR RAR Tfl lw,’rB fore**! t« “*«®P 11,,: ' ar' MH TH RVTLAMl. ».™. .K- r..v Z-M.neil nfirmdl BU,Un „ r. | |Hll tbeY SlfUggl.d "11. B»l .vnllMl•. " ■■; 1 1 -------- ---------------------- —----------------------------------------------- 1 .V in*mhei- of the City Council efj”"'” ” । Farmers in Ibis c<»0innnu|y |WVn CROSS THE Al DEI! preach• d tin- city of Mrnduza. fllrishrtl haying and ine wheal har­ Paris is responsible tor the pro­ ; which lies under the shallow of Ihr posal. made in al) Seriousness, that j vest. We will all be ready for a ._____ .. mgrbty Andean range. Here they .. ... . rest, as the houaekecpjt will not every motor vehicle bu.tilted wilh a I urvisM whtrb rmu aa oeii aim American lair Siam| | .--ied foiusix days lirforv beginning device which will will ring bellbearand iI s .. "' 1'nirrira have much small fruil l<» <-nu. simultaneously scalter ’canls Makrs. a Trip Hithhereulean ta-k of breaking m-nltel- ran!• bearWhat next I Gt^ ready for the •ii>iiill:in».iii*lv •>....... . ........ .....I ,.,I,b-..<- I erto kiwun through tbo fastlieasrs .nt thi: treknown Oulv Only In Itj tlu* the Doukev. Donkey, Chautauqua, where we >-.in heat ing the owner's name ami addies* | erto Rides xtr.oolh and easy, so your icu we nirndius chain, .hitherto sacred- tn Part of the heritage which,wI family can enjoy motoring to the some tine music and good lectures. when a predcleriiiined rale of spoe’t of ’ f,-el of sure-footed ilonkeys and c* 'tli.-1H" IL.., fullest extent. That's why we say j We fell proud last year m looking is reached. A leading J.fral new- A me cleans enjoy a; scions abiding Anglo-'Snxoii race,, is nn abiding 1,,<’ s'leot tread of stealthy, Indian*. boy a over the andicnco mid .swing .•>> paper has collected the sum of After leaving Mendoza the trip many familiar faces front our fnrm- m two-cent subAcrlptions lo enable wanderlust, a nostalgia of lhe wild1 became a dr.idly -trnuule l».-u.\ ••••ii a suitable medal to he presented I ’ rncss, a consuming desire to. pry Ing commOuity from 'dll over the irito-places winch liave never In-fore tho indomitable wills nf unconquer­ | county. We trust tho int.-n -t may (lie sapient City Father. able men nnd the titanic ohstachm hr England some genial lunatic known 4he foolstep uf man. This of uni’unquered nature. Forcing continue lo grow. Many mere could • not leave their farm work wim are has tried.to go one heltei: wilh lhe r.ii'ial , n.inicbTistic it was that their way up lhe dry’.bed* of rainy , interested in nil educational Work. hrdHmit suggestion that i-xery mo­ drove Peary nnrthwurd on his twen- season ni'iuulniii rivers, following ty-year quest of ilie poit', Iliis it was ' Mr. and Mrs. Luther 1-oehr en- torist stiould be .compelled id have sent a Certain distinguished rock-strewn path-* around thn con­ | terteined company last Wednosday the 'registration imnilier of hi* car that citizen southward into Ilib wilds of tours of great rllffs, crawling across from East Leroy, Chicago WH- molded onto the tread of hi» tire*. Brazil !•> lb>al ln» boats on the Hivef huge* bed* i>f shifting gravel, wliere IL will take you tbeze aud bring o> that in the event of an mriilent. | come Corners. you track agaia. ' i Mr. and Mrs. C. Bigg' were lhe f..llow.-d by Hie flfghl of Ih.- driver, avalanche Hint would overwhelm Then- Ims jipt been cninnleted in them, n»w hanging ovrj- fowipiiw. iguvsts of Frank Edmond' and fam- nil the |dmeo ofllcer would have to Phone 69-21-2, HASTINGS, MICH. would he Hi t«k" a look nJ |h<- South AiiHTieu by un.a'Xilcd Anten- where a false step meuut. nnnihilu1 tly, who are camping nl Wall lake. d.> road surface, make a -noth of th-* ran-auntIter Homeric feat, that de- ti«n. and now‘folding str<«anm fed Voodhnd, Mich. Wwtacd.z .iul 'rliunda. „.,mwr imp™ — ... -— R. F. D. No. 7 number impressc>Mhere<}n and with M-rves a place in tiw great chronicle Mr. and Mrs. Biggs mid 'langhicr । q • ,|;mining evidence iu his po.- of American adventure. Johnson by the eternal snows of the higher peaks, thry still founght lh«-ir way Katie nltonded services nt tfie West; session ":,,,.proceed ,.” ^Lwi •« lo .r«™t arrest ih.. the mi. mis­ Marini, -Princeton football* player upward. .During Kic memorablechurch. We hear they had a..very; creant. iiini manager of tin- Hottlh American good meeting. Eighteen children hratn-h of an American motor car LEIGHTON. from away were Mrs. Mary Wil­ and Mrs. Parker. were bniitizpl. “Train up a child; imunufaViuring roncvrir, has perremarkMrs. Drown, the minislcFn wife; liamson and nm. from Shelbyville, Mrs. Mary Dbclc, who has been In lhe way he should go. mid when Eases Torment of Asthma mid Huy rover f»rmed the impossible and conquer­ Mrs. Sarah Wing from Alto and cut both hands quite badly while Min. Goodyear from llnsliilgs.. .Mis. visiting her daughter in South he is old he will not depart (non It." For the discomfort amj misery of ed imh<-ard nf obstacle.*, by driv- statue on the boundary Hue. intend­ Bend, is now visiting Mrs. Gra^e W,> congralutnle the stand the ■og a little Itttirk nimdioiit from . ed to eoiiiiiicinur.tle Hie cslabli'liopening a cun of fruil. Warner from Shelbyville sang. Mr. Jackson. mothers have taken for th- future. asthma and hay fever use Foley'’< Honey mid Tar Compound. II puts • ’ftL ^ondolmaycr is visiting her Jackson ha; lived here till hi* lifp Miss QJara Jackson, a Normal We will need those children. Bi»WrrMrs. Fred Aubll. nml will be gteatly missed by Ilia a healing, soothing coaling nvr the a iie.milK. ii.iu* uglily................. Aii.l.-,. to ValpariMi.-tihile. <arrange ' . Hludenl nl Knlnmuz<M», was home lo Wrt Jackson di<-d July 6th. friends. London maintains 15- chimney ; swollen; tickling membrane*, and When Martini lii'-l stimounctl hi*'main'of thick. and chocking wiw‘ cases tho llfi- iiiiga aim vnu. Hie funeral was held at the home Miss Edith Jackson, who i* study- attend her unde’s funeral. . • flrsl|tion. Helps you l<> breathe canny Miss Virginia Brown, who is at­-jhVSp’im has esliiblish<<l Thursday at half pant two. The ihUirally. In lhe yellow pnek- everyone it) Buenos Ayres laughed Episcopalian minister from Ilm*l......... - .......... ....... — lending'lhe Normal nl Knlamozoo,>, pai»er ami pulp factory, utilizing. mid nnlurtuly. -Arlhur Mulholland.—Adv. . a|. tin-., suggestii"- *•'..... •*— । esparto grass. | age.-Arthur ings onicialiiig.. Those, present Miss Multje Hill is visiting .Mr./was home Iasi week. if highest point of the rgg^ge. mid puralively easy trip, that lirrds and “ pampa.*. Splendid Family Car Reo the Fifth $1175 Henry Ragla but two car*, one French, the other •>' Upward. I lie cierinaii. and •■aril had been bailer-j *bet? Western Michigan Cadillac Company, Ltd Occupies Splendid New Home and more dittiriilt louiney was pr« twisc. flie mail wti.i had helped tun water* of the Ihirilh iMii-k the. plunging of a Y.ite backwiis not lo lie dnunli-d by a little;1'’'*’•ami and su'auip mid a few Smllij ----------- ” Amencmi mountains. (’.ilrohix Give it tn the (Jiihln-n.Al the'appoint.-d lime Un- Hille i Finest physic in ilte world f<»r awning mid a movi-aide searchlight land suits their sritsalive organs. Il left Buell"* Ayre,. With Martin in i* Iporeugh and ki'eps their >ys- 19-25 La Grave Ave., Just South of Fulton Street proved fully a- dillii'till uh had thin- Mulhollmid.- Grand Rapids, Mich. It is with pleasure that we announce to all Cadillac owners and to the public in general that we are now at home in our new fireproof building at 19-25 La Grave Ave., just south of Fulton Street. • __________ HIS change gives us more room, better facilities and enables us to render a much improved service to our patrons. We occupy three floors and basement, each floor containing 10,(MM) square feet of floor space and each department is equipped with the very latest machinery mid tools. HE first floor contains a large dis­ play room for new cars, the gcncral offices, a complete accessory depart­ ment and, most important of all, a real service station where every Cadillac owner may feel free to bring his car at. any time and where he is assured of expert attention. /X new feature just inaugurated in this department is a monthly inspection service which means that every car is constantly tuned up to its greatest efficiency. This service is absolutely free to all Cadillac owners. HE second floor has been fitted up with a complete repair and ma­ chine shop. It is well equipped for general overhauling, in fact practically ~ a complete car can be built if nccessaryx This insures prompt repair work with no need of ever having to send a car to the factory. HE third floor is a paint shop and refmishing department. This is as * completely equipped for its purpose as the other departments are for theirs and we can turn out the same high quality of .work as the’ Cadillac Motor Car Co. Wc will use exactly the same materials for painting aud finishing as at their shops. T T T T WESTERN MICHIGAN CADILLAC COMPANY'S NEW BUILDING. rpHERE is a large, dry basement for the'storage of cars, where they can be kept safely and under the best conditions. -I to 100 machines. R Ui,ril,i< »l„. U II... ear ! „„ .1 y Imttlcd •and mid swamp. W111||,J. r,,.. reveler, found Adventure m ’-mlhw.-sl for 2..J7 They lost their way. they | 'mm. and in the mired in the pall iiiar-h, they | hours. Battle Creek 6 Nash ville Auto Stage Line Leave Nashville at • l.euve Maple Grove Leave Axyria Center \ Arrive at Hattie Creek at ■ BATTLE CREEK TO NASHVILLE Leave interurban Station, Battle Creek, at • ive at Nashville .......................... 10 10 \. On Sat unlay two round trips will be thadc, leaving Nasb_ w • —_.t et.iwi I. ____ i’i__ •_ _ _ _l. ROY WOLFE LIVERY IN CONNECTION Nashville, Mich. 1915 BUICK Is expected.very soon now. You will want a Buick if you ever ride in one and see one of them perform. It will pay you to wait for the BUICK 1915. Watch for ' our an­ nouncement. Capacity 90 EMEMBER, please, that our primary object in.the erecting and equipping of this new building was "convenience and better ser­ vice for our patrons." You are cordially invited, to call and look us over. Jt’s getter to guy a Cadillac Jhan to (dish you /fad. Western Michigan Cadillac Company, Ltd. OSCAR ECKBERG, Manager -25!LaGrave Ave iHiie. .loljaiiMiti. Grand Rapids, Mich Hastings Buick Co Hastings, Mich CUT RATE SUPPLIES Ford Special Spark Plug----------Nickel Plate Ford Pedal Pad . Certain Remover Rurnrd Out.... i'reat-O-I.ite Tapk Exchange..,^ Standard Guolitie -----------5-Minute Cure Cement.............. ......,50o _____ ____ SlJp z .50c Cvlindrr *1.50 aiid »3.tM) Bicycle Tube Bicycle Tires-----DrV Cells ......... R’e-Iinets from......... ____________________ ........................ . 3S« 35c box ....BO. 50. Ihr. Hastings Vulcanizing Co. »Ui2J J" �THE HA8TTNC1 BANNER. JULY ifl, 1911. PARR FOI RTFEN^ Parents—Send Your Children t Christian ALBION COLLEGE Location Albion i> a thriving little city of 8,000 people .united in the central part of Michigan about 95 miles west of Defroit and is easily reached from all parts ol the state. Closely connected with M. C., L.'S & M. S., G. T.. G. R. & I. R. R. and M. U. R. It aims to educate young men and women for the business of life, bearing ever in mind that no education in life is complete or genuine that neglects the factors of moral and spiritual worth. IN ADDITION TO THE REGULAR COLLEGE WORK ALBION COLLEGE OFFERS THESE: Advantages of Albion College cfiaHE College Campus proper contains eighteen acres of ground, besides the athletic field of sixteen acres. It is on rising ground in the best part of the city. The Biological Department is equipped with large laboratories which are supplied with such apparatus as is needed to carry on its work of thorough instruction. The Astronomical Observatory, erected in 1883, is two stories high with a round tower which rises to three stories. The telescope used has a clear aperture of 8 inches. The College is equipped with a fine gymnasium 54 by 92 feet, and considerable atten­ tion is given to lhe training of the body as well as the mind. A substantial modern brick building shelters the Chemical Laboratories, of which there arc eight, each fully supplied with proper apparatus. The Memorial Library is one of the finest in the state, consisting ol 22,500 volumes besides about 4,000 volumes unbound. The reading rooms are commodipus and attractive. The Winter-Lan Athletic field of 16 acres is one of the best in the West. ' MUSIC BUSINESS Students attending the Albion Conserva­ tory of Music get not only a thorough and systematic technical training in the var­ ious musical branches, but that broader culture which is gained through academic training combined with musical study. The student attending this college is sur­ rounded by a musical atmosphere which acts as a stimulus and leaves upon his mind a lasting inspiration. The School of Business Department of Albion College gives to all who wisTi to engage in business pursuits an opportuni­ ty to fit themselves in the most thorough and practical manner. It affords an op­ portunity to students in other departments to take some wow in the business and shorthand coursesTAnyjfne of good moral character and sufficient ability to pursue the course of study may enter at any time and take any study he desires. SAMUEL DICKIE, Albion, Mich. NASHVILLE Mrs. Ida Walker and daughter. Minilut, 1-11 Tuesday morning for Clare nmi McBride. Mi»s Altha Rnffiuk of Hustings is enjoying a two weeks vacAtion witli H»y’parents, Mr. mid Mrs. Frank . Itarirk. Frank Ditlmhner of Chicago, re-' turned home Monday after spend­ ing a week with his mother, Mis. been visiting relatives -anti frieiitb in Detroit. Nrs. Rerirj- -Roe left Tuosdaj morning lo visit Iler mmis, Enit— and Vidian and famde-s in Men. tan*. . Mbs Alberta Martin 1- . -iliir. friends in Battle Creek. The Suuil.iy school >>f’ih<- Evan gelic.il chundi held their (ticiue n Thoiiia|>ple Lake ’ "" ' Iwmiitiful tlimier were’ eighty j der the tree ' pm !• <1 by atl. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Quirk r-ltiru«•<! home Munday noon from Wheel­ ing, Virginia. where I lie/have beer visiting fur I lie past b-w weeks. returned to their home in Ih-lmii.j She was nccompamed by her sister.; XT* -g -g For Further Information Write 1 A -z. COllegC Ol JLlDCral AXlS C o m i n g—The Redpath Chautauqua—7 Big Days Including a Two Day Grand Musical Festival BOHUM1R KRYL ANO HIS BAND' Grand Opera Humor Light Opera Instruction ■THE BEN GREET PLAYERS Bell Ringing Inspiration A Musical Program Every Day Magic Oratory Literary Lectures Monologues Playground Worker You Can’t Afford to l&iss This Event The season tickets purchased by the local committee, and now for safe, may be had while they last at $2.00. All season tickets thereafter will be ll.M. Attendance by single admission on each entertainment would exceed $8.06. [SEE PROGRAM FOR COMPLETE LIST OF,ATTRACTIONS] HASTINGS CHAUTAUQUA, AUGUST 5 TO 11, INCLUSIVE NORTH NASHVILLE. Kunz and d.'iugh- niotle-r, h il down th- sl-|- Wed-; ter Paulin*-, Mrs. Kate Boartlweli oil iieokty evening and fraclurwl le r [-fc. V. .Smith and Walter Burd Creek Wetlnes.hy. Grand Rapids, feiotorcd t*> <>wo—.*, abmdder, nilh of | Maliei MOrb|e was nt Gran)| Kunday ami visile.1 R.-v. and Mis. A.-O«lnitli. !,*d •• n| llapitls. TliUinday ami Friday. ’ m < Mr. ami Mra. Ed. Keyes i.udtlaugldei, Z.ttla amt Mrs. G*-,*. Kunz from an attack of quinscy. bnUli. Spent Sunday with lh<~ Imlet’s son. Frank Green of Indiana is visit­ Pete Kunz ami family, -near Hnsling his son Ed. Green. ..Miss Vita Gunnison, Clelland Mrs. B. Brooks pii-s.,1 awi.v hGnijnisoti nnd Lester Welcher of Monday morning at* the BuUcr-}k>Lansing mid Harold Barnum of Worlh jipspilul. Stnt bad been ill i Coals Grove were guests Of4 Miss for.several mouths. X'< Gertrude Price, Sunday. " Ray Muksiiuer of ... -huilh’ nnd «L E. Rom’oc! Raymmid Kno|| has been quite Three ,ltiv< wetv at IL-vdimis. Saturdiiy. ill with throat trouble the past waiimi wi A holy initrislvr fn«m <Jr.u d lliqi-; Mr. mid Mi --J-J •_lUJ4.XUi.-_M ■Mi', tirnrge Coe i« nt Lansing all -went to Tl'fi7rnu|.’pi;- rifke,"'Sat- churcu. Huntlav. this wt-ek tln» guest of her daiigh** ur«lay far a few days oulimr. Mt md Mis. C Smith ters Mildred and Mrs. D. A. SpouMiss AHhu JUtrick spent Thurs- Mulyane, Knn»a< ... ....... _ f'iiiiii! « (aii-iils, Mt. aud Mr< \y. Casper . Ovcrsinith of Battle and Mis. Bolinger. Cieek was here Saturday shaking Mm. Mary lanso,; of Nr. ami Mrs. Walter Sehirtll and hands with old friends. son. Rudolph oPGrand Rapids, at.Miss Mildred Strong of FlusliviMfing Mrs. Scbiislt's parents. Mi. wilh her pareiils, Mr, nnd Mrs. .ing is spending a few weeks with 'mul Mrs. Clark Tilmai -li. * rJ't'vph (KrtMidtli. - ■ her uncle Wm. Strong .-aqa family. Mr*. Frank Johnson of Lake Fred Brumm nnd son Victor were Frank Axthvlm is (tutting down <k|«wa, visited her <lmu.'lil<.-rt Mrs. lArinmii! with the- heat, last Friday a well, _• Mr. Cold of Nrishville.is Von FurniM. the first of the we<-k. iiHernoon, while working in I lie doing Hie work. ' 'Ci? ■ J. Basseller visit's! friends in ! livid. - Mr. ami Mrs. Bowen of Indiana (jrand lUpid.s. over Sunday. -Mr. George Dull is und< ar« guests of fheir daughter, Mrs. Ma Arthur Deane and children I doctor's rare wllft lumbago. lheir home in-Grand F. L. Kyser is building a Jelly •r spending several Poetic. evaboralor. her pprants. Mr. mid. ■•Fraulein Ro»e. If you only^ftnew Mrs. M. B. Brooks Is very low nt how 1 loved you! -Whim I meet you Huttcnvorlh b'>»pilal. ..Gyaiitl Rap­ Clyde Wilcox mid son | on Monday morning, my heart wag. ids, wilh cancer. . . i ►(writ Sunday with her with Joy tnt Haturday evening, like a Mr». Eunice Mead, Busina has four ifade- unionists Umb's txll"—IRaeUAT. wc, Mr/s Elmer Swift’s to each IjtOt) of impublion. , TAM XRAC. CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cunniqgham nnd Mr. and Mra. Joe Wortlty mid dmiRhli-r. Loelia spent Sunday, at Wesl«-y !.r|>.ini's in Charlotte, mak­ ing the trip in the former’s auto. Reuben G-riinger and family nnd Mrs. Lizzie Herl Inger and son Will, spent Sunday at George Sear’s lhi-y alM> attended lhe services at the church. a .Mrs. Oma Reed and little daugh­ ter. Viola, of Portland are spending a few days at Clyde Pnrdun’s. Mr, and Mra. Merle Dunkin, spool from Kat unlay until Monday at Guy J‘rjgasUu iWtasa.. *■■ ~----- - — Mr. and Mrs. Orin Gillins jof PuiuiAitv Ridge 'spent Sunday at Earl Curtis’.. . Stanley VanHouten of Woodland and Mr. Mind Mrs. Perry Stowell at­ tended services al the, church, Sun­ day. George- Sears and family and mother, .Mra. Fannie Gilbert, ale ice cream »t Reuben Gerllnger’s, Friday evening, also spent the eve­ ning with a number of other friends. MARTIN CORNERS. Miss Nettia Utz was called- to Ohio, last week by lhe death of a brother. Mrs. Ella Crooks of Mount Pleas­ ant is visiting her eousin, Mrs. Sherman Endsley ami ibmiiy. • Her aunt. Mrs. Judith Fry expects to return with her for a visit. Mrs. Eliza Mate and son of Gftmd Rapids visited her bmlher, Thoma* Crawley and wife the past week. Mrs. Mary Mead and son Ken­ neth of Kalamazoo, visited al Jos­ eph Mead's the past week. '. Miss Ida Hilton is assisting Mrs. James Fisliee wilh-h«H-.iiomwwark> Charlie Lewis is moving.in James Fisher's tenant house. ’ ' Preaching at lhe . church next Sunday morning, Cornu out nnd hear a-good sermon.. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hilton very pleasantly entertained a few of their friends last Saturday evening. The evening was spent in names nfter which some line refreshments were served arid ail Ml for Imine voting Mr. and Mrs. Hilton royal enlortalneni. ' Mm. Wells of Nashville visited GITS CORNERS. Miss Alice Whetstone one day .last Wm. Seaman nnd fajnily spent week. Bunday witli Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Guy. Notice. Win. Guy has been nujlie sick I wish lo announce that my lid lhe past week. . Mr. and Mra. John Woodard of blacksmith shop at Shultz will lie, Nashville,spent Sunday with the closed for one month, on account latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delva of-tll health. 2-wks. Geo. W. Thoma. Kcnuey. WEST VERMONTVILLE. Marguerite Bower visited nl Will Bass' a few days last week. . Wes Williams and wife ami baby visited at Cliff Tarbel's in Nashville, Sunday. James McCotter nnd wife of Pon­ tiac are visiting at S. Hines'. Carrie Gardner and daughter vis­ ited her daughter, Mrs, Elmer Nel­ son and family in Maple Grove, Sin..I ly Mrs. B. B. Downing and Charlie Raymond of Nashville called nt M. E. IXownlng'a. Saturday. Homer Downing and wife. Fred Bullis nnd wife. Ward Gribbin and family ol Xnslivine, Drib- Navite aniF wife of Maple Urovu .called at M. R. iMwnhlg’s Sunday. John Snore trifles in a new car­ riage. - . Zilpah Kilpatrick of Woodland is helping Mrs. Clove Slrow with her house work. NORTH EAST CARLTON. Ix-n and Clove Slrow and fami­ Harley Hatch of Grand Rapids, is lies visited til Frank Hclthem near spending the summer frith his Nashville, Sunday. brother, Georfce and family. J-'red Schofield and family from Al Nichols and wife of South Jackson, visited their sister, Mra. Carlton took auprtcr with Wm. T»s- Mary Gardner, Wednesday. •ker aniDffiinily Wednesday evening. Youthful Horoln*. Ernest Cunningham and wife ami J. E. XVortley, wife and daughter, Tho yonngvat Carnogte hero Is OtoLeila. motored ovpr to Charlotte T*nnt Ricci, who Hvm near Genua, Sunday in'llie former's car lo visit Italy, and la four yean old. Whan * Wesley Lepard and family. playmato fall Into tho wall last mr Miss Ruth Short visited wilh ahe climbed down on tho projecting Mrs. Glenua Tasker, Sunday. Elma nnd Augrete Baird visited Mt. of rock and aavad her playmate'. Reina Stnilli, Bunday. HENDERSHOTT SCHOOL HOUSE. The Indies Aid will be entertain­ ed by Mrs. Sarah Phillips nnd Susie Phillips at the home of Susie Phil­ lips, next week Thursday. July 23, for tapper. All lire invitert. Mr. Conkling of Kalamazoo spent part of last week with his son Forbs. Robert Bechtal and family nrr entertaining a nephew of the form­ er, Arthur Bechtal of Pennsylvania. KUa Wells and wife of Nashville called on friends' here Sunday. Mrs. FParl ..Farr of Kalamazoo re­ lumed liimv* witli her baby which. is -much -impfouMt- in health, Iasi week. Mrs. jitlry Elza spent several days last Week iii-K;daml«oo caring, for her son Ernest, who is-very nick. There will be preaching at the school house next Sunday cvynipy. �pack nm:,.* the iiASTiNca nvsNra. u n i.l Woman’s Danger Signals= SoHibwttttrn Barry Department Hot fl»«lw*-<iiTxinM«, fainting cpall*. Uadacha, lxi»ring-down feeling and ills of a kindred nature—'aro nature'* danger signai*. The female diiturhance or irregularity back of the»« call* fur help, ahould have Immediate caro and attention. Otherwise the delicate female constitution aoon break* down. Dr. pierced ' Favorite prescription tar mere than 40 Tear* h*i b«n lading JUheallk notoring aM to tboo- tjk fund* of wwncu year after year throughout Iu Ung life. ’■ family—an will nta ttrnnffth from thU lAir.oua prrsrrlpUun which I ha* demnMtratmf iu •ffactiyanaw- in liquid or uhfcl form. . SOLD BY DEALEBB Htf MED1CINBB. PLUMBING <3 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING II you have any work in the above lines I shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. Andyoti will find my prices as low as 1 can possibly make them. My Other Lincs—Pneumatic Pressure-Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. DELTON, CHAS. DENE.AU, MICHIGAN, MILO. Blanche .Incksmi epent laijt Thui-Mlny in Knlnmnzoo. Utile Lesley petit W||O «, several wis-ks at South Milo, re­ turned fu bis bvme in Kalamazoo, Sumlay. Alfred Chaw of Plainwell spent Iasi Sunday yxilti his ptirents nl lloldcrnrss Hall. ’ MD* Frieda Shumaker is visllhu; her aunt. l>>-lhi Gorham. Mr. and Mra. Marahul Nnrwuoil and Miss Margaret McGuinness of Kalamazoo spent last Sunday al .Maidevnle. Clinton .Fisher and J. Bai-lacorn of Delton are reshingling A. Ghaso’s bam. John Kammer has flnl«b<sl buibling a large douhl^cuiTi house-for Etlieraoii l.ewi«. ..Mra. Frank Holden. Mra. I.<ujdiiv Mrs. I-’. K. Jackson mid Mra. Nnhi Blanchard mnlorod to Otsego, Fri­ day evening, Mr. and .Mra. Gorhnnf spent Inst Sunday.at Art Gorham's in Johns­ town. ' Mra. Fannie Jackson caine out Just Look at These— Kelley’s Kool Komforts Ice Cream, and Soft Drinks, Cigars and Tobacco Peanuts and Candy STORE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY ’ ^MwStop for Refreshments at Miu^ CLOVERDALE, COrrAGE GROVE Mr. ami Mra. Chas.’ Mackinder und f.umly with Mrs; M.'s father and mother flshcil ul the Grove last \Ve«liics<lay ami hnd llsh dinner. ’ IIms'wc biting and lhe huckle­ berry craii bt being hnrvMtcd and between the two it I* a busy time for iaials ’ln lhi.s iieck of the woods. ’ Stmday, the Hlh, about fifty pic­ nicked, fished mid played hall at the Grove. . Mr. and Mrs. I.. R. Stevens and Mr. mid .Mra. J. I.. Millspuugh of Hallie Cn-ek. ngvnja for Jimkson nulos. arc at Wildwood collage, ami we think, mtule the beat ba*» catch w tar ltd* sciiMjii. Twelve hacH m om- day weighing alioiit J5 pounds, the larg­ est a little Iwtter than live, ami sev­ en nun.' wilh an averaRC Of three pounds each, and four of about two ami one-fourth each. Wheat Harvest'is over and now we hem- th,, tool of the thrasher in our inidbt• Some farmers of- this section have cmnmem-ed to dig early i»otfitm>s for market and rciwrl a fair crop. The most farmers here think.they have a line show for a crop of late jxilatuc* and corn if they gel rain mmul Noililng suffering here from dniuth yet. MICHIGAN The Store That Saves You Money social gathering. Clem Flowers continues In im­ prove, since leaving the hospital. Inking q ride yesterday, for the Ural lime idm'e her-return. ’ Mr. and Mrs". WlH Hnrjfmniff’ of Eaton liapids. are expci,teJ lo visit in ..Milo, the present months Yes, and wc have the goods lor the hot weather, too. Light weight Shoes in Mule Skin and Elk Skin leath­ ers at$1.50 to $3.00 Porosknil and Hitcfit Underwear for Men. Hats 141 lorr hot days m.ine in,the Harvest harvest nc-iu. field. nms not nays Cool Straw ' Ladies— We have marked those Shoes Down to $1.45 Values up toMj.oo. Now is the time to buy Low Shoes at a low price. Also n good pair of shoes that you can use next winter. Wm. RENKES & SON OF DOWLING STOP IN AND GET A COOL DRINK CRESSEY. There will be an fee cream wa-iai al tbo homo of Nowwl KuIht Sat­ urday evcniiw. July IWh. m charge of lhe L. A. 8. Everyom- imiled. Clayton Barber's two and H halt; weeks old baby haa'bet-u quite ill since Saturday. ' Mrs. -W. Bdlycu ami tLiishfer •pent- several days last w.-dc visit­ ing relatives near JHclmry.', flirt"-,.. Mra. E. D. Reynolds and dmi--tiie. are spi-mling lhe week ar Ilellnti in inlertst of the Im. kh-bewi,-.-. Mrs. Mary Carllidge of 11-iim.H is keeping house for bar -liy-ing hi-r absence. . .Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hshw of Woodland spi-nl SttiNlay daughter. Mrs. <1. Hom-' Fisher rvtiirnMt barn­ while Mr#. Fisher will more .exlemled visit. The H. It. freight PROFFESSIOHAl CARDS H a. BARBER, ■ Physician* and Surgeon*. Cslia in city or country, responded to with promptne**, day or nlgbt. a ■ K CIGAR STORE GOME HERE ON CIRCUS DAY AND AT ALL OTHER TIMES FOR Soft Drinks of All Kinds Folger’s Still Drinks M. GOULD JOHN • LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 173 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Vernor’s Ginger Ale Phone 126 a Hille dauuliter at* Hi-k.Ik-hi Orren Durham nml wife in lnui lli'l week* pews. so m.-iltim*i il week, thinking “Better late Quite a number fnmi ihi* at fended ,1'ncle Tom's Cahii DoWtlng. last Wrdmwlas mg Miss Mqnd Corlrighi relative ” Hudson ■ JACOB REHOR Or write H. C. Redmon, Lansing, Mich Canning Time Is Here ami no* i* the lime to get one of those BIG PRESERVING KETTLES. Wc have them, all size* ami price*. Can Rubber*, light and heavy. Jelly Glaaic*. Jelly-Mold*, Trait Can Funnel*. Fruit JauWrenches, Frail t'reora, aotne nice Berry Seta for the table. Anything yw want in Extra ilistte* for harvest help nnd threshing time at the right prices. Boyes’ Department Store Hasting,, Mich Only Real WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS on Earth AL. G BARNES lurrnnl home TneMlay that Rufus quite sick in the Jiospilal al ■ ling. His sou. <'<lW’l'i.-. lv. Ihnl point Wi-dm->day and n «il Friday. He re|«ofh Ilfs some belter. ..Mr. and Mrs. 'Chari* Shu Hallie Creek ’are sprnding a Big 3-Ring Wild Animal “THE SHOW THAT’S DIFFERENT” enn PERFORMING CAn OUU ANIMALS OUU CK BIG SENSATIONAL CE | 03 ANIMAL ACTS 05 Performing Jungle-Bred Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Pumas, Jaguars, Grizzly, Cinnamon, Siberian and Polar Bears, ElephEnts. Camels, Zebras, Zubas, Hyenas, Sacred Cattle, Kangaroos, Ourang-Outangs, Apes, Chimpanzees, Monkeys, Rocky Mountain Goats, Dogs, Etc. Tom, Dick, Harry, Horsc/Riding Sea Lions Big Bill, Wrestling Grizzly Sampson, the Aviation Lion Tot and Tiny, World's Smallest Performing Horses Aerial Dogs and Monkeys Bob Chocolate, Tango Dancing Horse Tom, Jerry and Louie, Horse-Riding Lions Spunk, the Good-Night Pony Romeo, Mathematical Pony Danger, Dynamite, Mileamijiit, Just Mules World’s Only Educated Bengal Tigers ■ ■ ■ J. w. TIBBATTS, HA£Ti"H°8 Hastitigs ■ ■ If you think you ought to have a furnace in your fiome, we want you to hear all about the "Holland.** See • F. A. BROWN & CO. afternoon, July ifllh. Everyone Mrs. Grace Phillii ~ She i.iHJkd; . Tun M. P. ramdfiy school picnic -umnur with j will be held July 22. 'The place her son Chtirle Wp handle the Celebrated .will be nnmuinced next- Sunday. HOLMES ( HI RCIL . I Cedar Creek church ibis Mrs. Ida Wood <-iilenaim'd Mr.I Friday afternoon. and Mra. A. K-||.y and Mr. nndI It’s lhe BEST made Mra. Clfirenr<> 'D.ivi- and family tifl next Stimliw evening is ''Fnilhfiil Ihisliiigs. and .Mi*> Beatrice We have all tho Leading Brands of in Lillie Things." Luke I6U'J-IX Donald of Coni- Grove. |m>t week. Lender, Miss Mnry Smith. Mr. and Mra. I.; \ Mclntyr.' co-1 CIGARS and TOBACCOS .Miss Leah ' Webster cub-rtnined terbilnod their euti-ie*. wm. rJH,k I .seven of her little friend* July 17th of Batavia.. N. Y. mid Mr*.»Fox uf Enjoy a Game of it being her 7th birthday. Ice Pool or Billiards cream mid cakp were served. . rarm. from N. Y. by "in. iprouph Miss Velma Armour vlsibd her I emi-ylva.)i.« and Obi-i. sister al Kalamazoo. Friday ami W. s. Itanium ami «iqjihi-j»v»birSaturday. . . cd In.Plainwell, Sr:-■ \ tn"visit llm Millis mid family of Hal­ former’# sister, Mrs. u E. Ireland HASTINGS, MICH. M lieRichard Greek ate visiting Samuel Dud­ dud family. . M „ ley. nnd family. Mr. and Mra. G-... Cnnts spent Jess,. Lillx. Eil. Eldred ami Alger Sunday nf J. E. Pftrm ('.ox went lo Augusta. . Mnjidnv ' Mra. Arlil Cnickfoul mid daugh­ morning to work on a barn fur Mr. ter, J Ha. nnd Mk..‘ >. ‘mlingfoii Kent. Apt Description. . i To Ro move Ink. Mrs. Mnry Robinson- of Hastings I fUlli Visitor to Literary Shrine—'Too ' To extract Ink from cotton, *llk. or is visiting her daughter, Mra. Sol ay. have lived hero 40.years? Then you;; woolon good*, dip In spirit* of turpen- ■Slanlou. John H-jliint. fafnfly spent must remember* him aa n boy. What1I tine and let remain for ncvnrsl hpiira. Uis« Lein Harmon is worklnirTor Kumiiy al (l.-o s ■'idl'-r's.' Mill.... Nobles. V..I-Iwas ho l|kn?" Oldest Inhabitant— j Then rub thoroughly between the • Mrs. Milton . Mra. hnrriel Hum <•[ -j-', "Well. lur, *1! 'a be the same as-’e hand* and the spot* will disappear I ——-------------------without changing either tho color or' •< ba* bfleo estimated that during Harrry Haida IJKMlt the texture ot tho good*. . lhe prasenl year, I.2W.OOO ‘ fqrlncy changed wuch."--»Loni!on Opinion. .... ... .... former's _________________ ‘ I.hands in Russia have nlremly par*, isister. Mra. Burrmuh* in Huflnnd. , "• “ Hielnaji-d in .strikes, iti addition to Wertin Im* liei’h enjoying .i Eiiu^ric railway ciuistrurltu’n in 2l5.iX)fi others who are,r>mpioye«Lm Ird.lo । her htim»‘ ui l-iunug.-: iuk -rink in which Salt is sub Canada lolabsl H«»- miles in 11'12 eslahlishinenl* not under the fat;-1,day, after a *hmt \i-it wil ed foe ice. • laud 2di imk* in W13. ilurj acl. . |<|cousin, Miss Hazel Barnum, ■ It has fewer joints, smaller joints, is simpler and easier to op­ erate and more economical. It will burn any kind nnd ail grades of fuel—hard coal, soft coal, Jig­ nite or wood—without waste of gasev, without inttrnal’explosiQDS and without opening of joints. Our customers .are our best friends, and every "Holland” in­ stalled has proven a silent sales­ man, so strong that our sales have increased by leaps nnd bounds. No other furnace has ever gained the popularity of the “Holland*' for lhe time it has been on the market. ou* danidKc was done. Mr." and -Mrs. Freil B iiIht children Trmn near <fth**mirg lied hi* brothers here Smi.laj^ .Mr. En'slnn had the |iii-f->rilim4lo' have his Imraea run aw.n whfiliibimler. The machine was Imdb broken, but with the n-. automobile repairs V; oliliiuieil. . .Mrs. Caroline - Jimi-ySpringbrook spent the jia with,her byn -on* herSome small animal ent chii-ken coop at Enit.i-i night ln«t week nnd look leg* of 12 chickens, a !• w day One had both legs off. llm i d only I'Kmiri vhiatioa one. They were takiMi nil nt the joint as smooth and clean ns sur­ geon's work. Straiym .“ay only four wpn; dead and some wenhopping around lively and would vat. hul were quickly pul an end lo. The legs were all found under Pin Hilling Job the coop where il had dug oul a hollow. Thought lo be the work Wc arc sjtecinlisl of rats. . . .. In regard Id- tho flulo aeeident 1 auch mailers and can put ijJiuii. near Crooked Lake, Su iiing. of July I wn>t>mforim-d Ihnl lhe drh mil<» was appnreiilly Ihliquor. . I .have sulrwas a mistake Ihnl he -li i-l drinking. I tun always . Hfy any ihlslnku 1 makmost rv|Mnivrs have olhvra for itifonualiou East of roatofEce ('.REEK- STREET. . Mr. mid Mra; Will .Hnynra nf Nashville spetil ftum Saturday 1111Mra. Mnliiiew.*. til Monday wilh the Inltei-'s parent's. here (n visit h-1 <l.vuglii<-r Mr. and Mra. L. W. Calkins. Henry Slcvi-ns for n f-w wee Miss Doris Roush of Hastings is WalMn Warner ha* *b<-en ing Will Warner. gnunimol her. .Mra. C. p. Hidi-lman. Mra. Arthur .Mra. Howard Holds and children here from B.-itll of Ratlin Creek arc visiting nl .Mra. ami remained If. Iloiighlalln's. • lil Friday <■> Mr. nml Mrs. Marshall Daggett of Mill Creek. Mich.. visited III S. .1 turned b<wTBidrlmmi's Sal unlay ami Sunday; M I’m M I hey also called on other friemh Babcock. Mr. and Mis. Lloyd Eaton and Frml Warm rhildivii of {his sfi-eel. visited nl Henry Eaton's of Baltimore Sun­ II.IjIIIH, UK’ |ia.n nr ;.. day. x" Miss Dorothy Clark entertained j lhe Plus Ultra In-d I ridny evening. spent last week in ll.isting*. (he Mr-. Corl rigid ha.-. J -i-n hi Balli*guests uf .Mr. and Mra/Henry GregMrs. Will Inimi M-nwj hi* sister Heim Bidelufon in initialing Fred- Mrs. Ed. ItabriM-h, >*<urilay. Mra. Kn-fley of Smilh Hastings-wilh hi* haying nml harvesting. visit. ■Mr. nnd Mrs. fani fli<l'*trnnn nml a Mr. nml Mra. I-1 of Maple (irove-spenl Strn- sm-nj Saturday mid M children w dav at Chas, ilidlemiiii's. ■ I .Miss.Carrin Delger of Hnslinu-* spent Sunday wilh her pan-nls, OdoHSR. i< I s.imm-l Geiger and. family, of this street. ■ will "Ulerliiin x .Mra. Chns. Castelein spent Thurawiday in Grand Rapids. day, July if till. 1 want will Ju QI Mis* Hah Bimdman is Working -served. AH . X for Mrs. Emma*Cole of Tliornaiiple. M ---- ;——:--------------dri-r. Mrs. Durham NORTHEAST BARRY. the pnsl week. Grandma Gnrn-il ■ ' ■ ■ “NOT LIKE OTHER MAKES” r K. WILLISON. l>. D. S., I i Hasting*. Mich ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ The Holland Furnace PHV.MCIAHI a. a c. -------------------- IN ONE ACT - --------------- 94-Full-Grown African Lions—94 L ■ f" 1“ . World’s Challenge Group. Value $50,000 HIGH SCHOOL RIDING, DANCING AND MILITARY ■■ VOA 550 -HORSES AND PONIES -550 World’s Fromlum Stock 40 Animal Clowns Every Ono an Actor 4 Concert Bands 506 People 100 Animal Trainers Two Big Special Trains Glittering Mile-Long Street Parade at 10:30 Performances Rain or Shine, 2 and 8 P. M. Doors Open Ono Hour Earlier, Permitting All WILL EXHIBIT HASTINGS SATURDAY, AT July 18th �THE H VSTTXG8 BAXXKIL Jll.V !«. 1911. M<W MTTTCT r<8T ASSYRIA. The announcement ha-* been re•rived here of the marriage of W, H. Fenn nnd Gertrude Bi«-niitig. ol IRVING, The individual executor must learn his duties as he performs them. This company offers you lhe hroa’d and varied experience of a body of men who have successfully managed estates for years. Chautauqua Week and dauaklcr <ieHrmiiij|ll from Al­ ma, relumed to (heir home Mntultiy ufler a Iwn week* visit wjlh frlomts and relahvi-s in Barry d\, Me.-sra Cushing nnd Ildmlid report a Jim business over in (JraHo'l countyJohn .M. Perry, wife and daughii-r Avis returned Monday r----- -gji weeks visit wilh I lie for elite, Mr. nnd Mrs. If. F Iiefr send rniigraluliUiMS^ . " Mr. nml Mr-. I mil Olmstead were nl Untile Creek, Friday. GRAND ridge farm. The bay crop «>f lh» aeason's cut is generally conceded I. be of nn exceptionally, good yichl Although much of lhe new seeding was killed out by I lie drouth nf Iasi miniiimr still whnl did •MH i '-e.l in surviving Ihr dry suniUn-r lii.-d y.nr is giving n big yield and Hie qunlity i* fine. Seeding I hat* wn* phml.-il I his spring is doing well and bids fair h» gixiw in n tlirivinv condition. All crons in filet nre looking well in this locality, but we are inform-­ ed that m lhe heavy hmd and poelhlly-in lh«--jwiiiiin growing r-c-. Hons of the stalo Hint loo much' wet weather afterplanting tijnej tho ground. Eyeryliody i# busy m>w in lhe harvest ikdds. This year lhe hnyin gand harveoting work all coim> together, which is dilferriif than in other years, when haying and har­ vest work arc separated by alwnil a week's (lifferenre in Hinn Hie hay crop usually coining' in early enough *<> that Uitii run be ran-.l for and plnreil out <>f lhe way be­ fore the harvest work rmnes in. \V<can account for this by lhe fart that during .May and Jilin* we had plenty of rain which caused the grasses (<> grow more prolific Ilian, at olher times when so much pna'i- Will find in my up-to-date atock of STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES a great many choice thing* which tb«y will greatly relish on their Camping>and«FicnJcln( Expedition*. In out Fancy Grocery departs the choicest things in BOTTL you won’t find anywhere el«e. Wc buy them because the QUALITY is so much BETTER while the PRICE is no more Ilian you would have to pay I_ al.— I-,--.*... H.C.WUNDERLICH Four Deliveries Daily ought to put the entire parly ■ fettle. shaivning up their nr nature and her copi'iu* |»Olc!|es Tier holm >•. Tile illness <>f her < and Lapids has h.d'- Jefferson St TSB MARY WELCH, ybo has a rare contralto voice, rich In Its beau­ ty and marked by Impressive volume, was for some time soloist in ono of Chicago's leading churches, nnd she has had no trouble in n proving her right to a place In the ranks of musical artist*. She Is tall and stately and has n pleasing personality. In reference to her work the Chicago Reconi-Herald says: "Mi** Welch has a contralto voice of great richness, wide range and power and charms -her audience by the earnestness ami simplicity of her manner." . With n rich nnd plcaslrfg voice which has been cultivated to a notnhlo de­ gree of perfection. Mlns Clara L. Christensen Is making nn etrflable record as a dramatic sophtno. In commenting bn Miss Christensen's singing the Minneapolis Tribune critic says: “Miss Clara Christensen song the soprano role. Much praise 1* due the young soloist for the way in which "he sang the different passages of her part Bh'v has a clear, vibrant Soprano Of lyric .quality ajid a distinct enunciation. These qualities, together with her pleasing manner, won Instant reeognttloip" Ws# Alice Wright Baker has all the qualifications of a successful planDL With natural musical talent she took tip the study of music nt "an early nge nnd graduated with high honors from the Toltxlo (O.) Conservatory of Music. Later she studied with Mme. Julie Rere-Klng in Chicago. Her training with leading .artists has fitted her admirably for her chosen work. Hastings liapids Monday. Morris Kenyon who hr iling relative* here, r.-it horn*- ul .Medina. X. Y.. I covnt Giun.L the hens, active punishment pro­ gressed until Winifred robbed chiding-1 ly: ‘'.Mamma, don't you think this scares tho hens too much?" Irvins General Store At this store may l>e found a dean stock o( staple general merchandise from which to select your everyday neces­ sities. 'At price is one oi the considerations and is a fac­ tor in every sale, we enumerate the following: Saturday the’ Hailing.* Life •rs Iritn’iib-d tip 4h<; locals II llnthdi had good Mipporl. b lie eonlijiry that the lor: ' Then* was a large crowd present ami a fine tinieienjoyed al the ice cream social ill; l|i<* church yard last Satm^gy evening, near -JIB GHLVGlTtlALI. C<HINERS. Your scribe does noi su-em able । secure much .new#, a* every om* •enu l<» find work to keep busy hw. securing I heir hay and wheal IRONSIDE BROS, White Flannels and White Cotton Dresses can bo Dry Clowned to look whiter and clearer than when washed and there is no dangtr of shrinkage by our process. Wc.can also successfully clean Linen, Ratine. Poplin and all Summer Dresses including Silks. ”" Mr. Man, let us call for your Suit. We can make it look like tjew. ■riou* irouhh •ii. .iu., fi i. ml- fi-flii Xa-ln ill.-, wLake. Saturday atfi-niunn. Dr Slutfllafd -piil wife Mrs. Judge Barnum nnd Goafs attended the fun,rs. George RIcIwbtIn in Sunday. j M>- r.rnndnil. formerly .... nic. Wood, anil daughter, nf Grand Hapuls. nre visiting Al(in/o Wood mid uther relative*. Mr. and Mi-. Claude Wood a»d (ainilv, and Mr. and Mrs. WiHard Bolloii and Mr. nnd Mi». Invtghl Barnum and I heir families, look nn aulo irip. lo Lansing. Sunday. George Joslin of-t'.inciuiinli, Ohio. Ihk writing. Mrs. Alyrtle Merrill of Bedford, has been picking rasplwfrles nt tlir farm, lhe past week. Harry Bresee and family enter­ tained company from Urbandale ihtrifig the pa-1 week. liusiiK-ss, Saturday. I m id Bristol and wife, among others are enjoying an outing up in the northern pan of the -tale. ■Mr.' Talmage is lhe .only one we ing.. He suffered quite a Jiil from it a day or two |a-t week.. II has been very hot some of lhe lime for men in the hay and liarvcsl fields. Mrs. Frank Granger nf imwlinu. spent Saturday nigh) and Sunday willi her parents. ‘ Fred V’anSyckle nnd family visit­ ed near Augusta, Bunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Briiilol visit-1 Siimkiy. 21 lbs. If. & E. Gt|nu1*ted Sugar for. 22.1bs. Light Brown Sugar. S bar* Ixnox Soap--------------------------- C. R. WATSON, General Store IRVING, MICH. Wc often look back and think “how rapidly the summer has passed away and it’s autumn ■gain. You have none too much time left.- See us about that new monument-you expect­ ed to buy this rummer. All orders for Summer and Fall delivery should" be pieced right away. Wc combine QUALITY and WORKMANSHIP in a way t<J please you. M Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Johnson movnl lo their recently purchased home at W Sliiffrt SI.. Grand Rap­ id", lust week Thursday. The m-xvtre#..of an auto truck ffuui the Golden A Butter Transfer Co' of lhe clfy was jailed into requisition by he Phone 63 | Irip of this kind If rejuvenate mor­ tal num and bring Ihr >y*l« in up b one Iiundn-d per cm! utility. Mrs. Cornelia tl. Kennedy went lo • inuid liapids Inst week and is err-, lilt fur her daughter Mr* . Him Friedrich, of Ridge SI. Mr-. Ken­ nedy bad fenialive plans under ro.i- however has been heard in grumble, whine or kick aland lhe extra, amount of work which conics nil in n hunch al iliis time, in fad most fnnnenr Wear li broad complcicent Millie, which devote# entire salfsfnrtion. Tlie nbiiiidunre of every­ thing will help in a..measure In offhd Hie poor season of 1913 retriev­ ing in n measure for the dry ?■ ar. Mr. nnd Mrs.-George F. Bode oT MAKING RAPIDS TRUST COMPANY 19041914 HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. Vhone Have You Been In? Well, come on in, the eating's fine—well cooked, clean fresh meats, fruits and vegetables. There ia not a place in Hastings where you are^any i/iore sure of a sanitary meal or lunch than our place. The' Sanitary Lunch TOM DOYLE Take Your Choice “His sections are not as good as ours; they are too soft. —Pillar of the Church. ‘‘His sections are not as good as ours: they are too hard. ' \ —Trust Magnate. So there you have it. TAKE YOUR CHOICE. Deering Sections, full box, 25 sections------ r. Osborne Sections, full box, 25 sections. McCormick Sections, lull box, 25 sections Milwaukee Sections, full box, 25 sections . .Also Binder Chain Links Nos. 42'and 45 Get your Binder Twine now. Plymouth Standard. • ti,n»T .'•■iihiih h-ct •'» look after Ollier plan* for n good time nl the picnic. actio wns elected Hu* school meeting. HOPE CENTER. Mr. and Mrs. John Wine are ‘pending several days with Mrs. 90c 90c 90c 90c Will Be A Good Day To “TRY US OUT .You're coming to the Circus, ol course, everybody’s coming. We've been telling you that our Cigars and Tobacco's are BETTER and MORE SANITARY than others, BECAUSE they are kept in DUST-PROOF CASES, and kept at just such a "temperature,” by an electric humidore. MAKE US PROVE IT We will HoTt il you wfll give ua the chance. .On Circus Day come here and buy your cigars and tobacco#. MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE. Have a good quiet somke. You’ll enjoy t; they'll enjoy it; w3'll enjoy it, ' 10c To this date I have sold one-third more twine than I sold TRUS l'0^ °f tw’nean^ a man NOT IN THE from liichlaml. where he has been working for -<>mo Hine. , .Mrs. Xick Acker' . enlerlmned fri.-nd- from Grand . Rapid*. 0VPr Sunday. - -- ■ . . “1 •* ; JESSENOT INTOWNSEND THE TROST xoirniWEjrr Johnstown. Mr-. .Allie Keller of NorlhoAsl Barry, and Muse# Horn nnd Mrs. Eli Horn went lo Hasliiigs. Tlie»day,*on business. Slbne# Etlud and Edna Jones Ims gmiH lo Marshall to lw<» <»r Ihree week" d»itif>B Ibdr’ I’.'.rrl, Hastings Circus Day Michigan J. F. HOONAN The Place to Meet Your Friends ' • Jefferson Street Wholaaalar and Ratallar of Cigars and Tobacco HASTINGS, MICH. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ BOTU PHONHS-Hasting", 159 IL �THE HASTINGS BANNER JULY 16, 1914—M PAGES. PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. I children. sitting, veiling and smok- 1 ono |m*u»Ic, ami enjoys a very lance These are al least trade. My d--s--ripllon of the Hotel IHTTRESTIHG VISIT TO ing tocherootseight inchfi long. ami al-out land hours of work, will enable you ilthree fourths of an inch 'through. to get an idea of th** life ‘of thn will inhale the smoke, taking | ueojle. ThTHE CITLOF RANGOONIf. a■'''i liev few puffs, and pa«« tt around, i buildings. "* ire fairly' _. __There ■-- .,are .......... .. ............... .. ‘wide. Side ■iometim* ~ ....... ... mv IDENTIFY YOURSELF WITH THIS STRONG, ACGOMMODATING BANK If you are not carrying a deposit in our Savings Department, we want to talk with you about the help which this Bank will be to you. We have a mutual interest in your carrying an account in our Sav­ ings Department. Naturally we want to sec you identify yourself and your financial interests with us. Realizing that a banking connection is an essential factor in carrying your financial plans through to success, YOU are interested, and VITALLY INTERESTED, in identifying yourself with a strong, serviceable bank. The amount of your present income, or the amount of your first de­ posit is of much less importance than the fact of your making the right start. Will you come in nnd talk the matter over with us? We shall be glad to have you. Our resources of over $650,000 are a sufficient guaranty of your deposit and we pay 50 per cent higher interest than a govern­ ment bond would yield you. But come in and let us talk it over with you. -4 cheroot.• The dress of the men I gravel. The work is done by men WHERE PEOPLE TAKE TURNS• ;>nd women remind you of a holi-jand small ot teams, that are nearAT SMOKING BIG CHEROOTS’ day. Both w-yit* skirls, or a el-uti ■ ly all brown, and verv smooth. ' WOMEN ALStr SMOKE ' j''y'Pl’Fd around them, of vei-y; gay I Most uf the carts are drawn liy •How. {coolies, and a common workman ..— -Uani* fon to sixteen rents per day. '. i-iTi-te and rose. t»-i Type setter*, and men -d trade -lark e.'iois. THE WONDERFUL iNTELLISENCE ............ — .............. ir Pagoda on the platform is about twepiy five cents, ft is imffunu/u ov TDAiurn El couAUTO1" 'HaiHii. ascending to a sharp p-reubl,. to work or Ih- out in the SHOWN BY InAINtU LLtrHANlS' Il is entirely solid. no open- -mi in Its? mldrlfo of the day: the . - • . limi*. 370 fh high, ami covered with air is very -lamp and it. is liable l-i gold leaf. Ak-ainsf il and anmn-l. -hnW'-r at any lim-*. but the Which Pile Teakwood I.ofls- nnd it, an- innumerable shinies with | rain does not re«‘irt tn cool the air. ----------------------------Mme Them About ns Desired, Buddhas in them. Tins' idols ‘ ' 1 • Directed by Trainers. j"” imasina'r'r" ' ill ' I . Ml""*“■> Our full'day was a fizzle. A poorUanrd. • at -• ifls of rich Sick Headache. Bad Breath, bmr here. Th--1 Stomach, Furred Tongue and Indi­ jbreakfast al nine, after which w— [people. w geStibn, M-.m Liver• and iloweis visit, pray, ~ (started for The Steamboat ami pri-’f* Ihthey pray, clogged. .Clean up tdliitrht. Get n I Cook’s offices, only lo find that they an.I smok t they have 25c. bottle of hr. Kinr> New Lift* did’not open until afjer ten. By On.- pecnl Pills today and empj.y tho stomach the linn- we had our business at-: is to cool and bowels of fermenting, .gassy tended to, il was eleven, nnd we fore they foods and waste. A full boWel Ih.iuuhl al once of trying to sen I lie make the --- .... - ------------ --------cily. We had been recommended 1 wilt carry and pour great big huck- movement gives a satisfied. thank­ to a maq by lhe name of Oliver, els ”f - " ■' ' ' " *’ ~ ful boding—make* you feel fine.lAftn’l gri[»“. had them cool off a Effective. yet mild. where we could get a Vicluriil. I buck*I. 25c. Recommended by Carveth A twenty quarts Stebbins.—A. E. .Mulholland.—Adv. but a fool would -Mart riding nt, Had a gong w«s that tirifo of day, l»ut to go hark i j Hastings City Bank The Bank That Does Things For You Capital $75,000.00 Resources Over $650,000.00 Surplus $50,000.00 Elephant at Rangoon, Burma, Piling Teakwoad Logs, SEWARD SAW VISION OF AMERICA’SJGREATNESS IN SPEEf JI DELIVERED OVER GO YEARS AGO HE PREDICTED GREAT EXPANSION.* A PART OF HIS PROPHECY < REMAINS YETTO BE REALIZED But Enough lLy» Come True to Show Thai Hr Had Wonderful Insiglil into Future. Miss Mabie Stark, who performs a large groupe of ferocious Bengal Tigers with the Barnes Circus, which exhibits in Hastings Saturday, July 18. In one of the camps on lhe shores L’nitwl States. of Like Sebngo there $s a fireplace Complaints are made in Paris I'onlaining sixty rocks, every one of Hint tomatoes, melons, cucumbers, which bears the likeness of lhe [squashes-nearly everything ex­ so fare of a man or animal. The cept |H»taloes—have become locks .have been collecl«‘d from high priced that they are-beyond many miles around, and lhe effect tile reach of working people whose is heighlemsl by glass eyes which' daily earnings du not exceed 80 cents or 91. , have Deen added. Wood blocks arc ureil for paving L. E. Fogg, South Thomaston, tho streets of Berlin only on the Me, says he has 127 cousins. His sharpest grades mid to give a bet­ puternaF grandparents had seven­ tor footiiig on the bridges.and.(heir teen chihlren, all of whmn lived, some of them to lie ninety or nine­ approaches., IL J. Engle, champion sheep ty-two years, and all had large shnaror, equaled- his world’s record families. by shearing a -lim’p. in lliirly-two In -Judin there is a’"burning seconds with power machine in a tree,’’ which imparts the «a:mk reqr contest held at Colfimhus, O- the sal ion as a burn when it comes in only contest of its kind held in lhe contact with the flesh. Cooling Wash Stops That Itch cerlptlon. PrMcripUon for luiiy-Jt Don’t fail to toy thia' you imvo no- - - - -— - —.— - — U aumiuar akin relief; ARTHUR E. MULHOLLAND Prophecy is not a quality pecul­ iar to ages long since paired into history. Prophl-tH havi- lived in our land and in comparatively re­ cent times. Abraham Lincoln was ti prophet when he declared before the Civil War that “no nation can long exist half alave nnd half free." William H. Seward was a prophet, as the following extract from a speech hr made over 60 years ago amply proves: f In nn oration in Columbus. O, September 2). 1853, the great statesman, William IL Seward, said: “Il is not in man's nature lo be content with present attainment or enjoyment. You say to me, there­ fore. with excusable impatience, “T'elt us not what our country is, but what shall be. Shall her great­ ness increase? Is she immortal?’* "I will answer you according lo my poor opinion. But I pray you first, most worthy friends, to de­ fine the greatness and immortality you so vehemently desire. “If the future which you seek consists in this: that these thirtyone slates, shall continue lo exist for a period ns long as human fore­ sight is allowed to anticipate after coming events, Ihnl they shall be all the while free, that they shall remain distinct and independent in dojneslic economy amt neverthe­ less be only one in edmmerro and foreign-affairs, that lh-re shall aHse from among them nnd within their common domain even more than Ihirty-one other equal states, alike free, independent and united, that the borders of lhe federal re­ public so peculiarly constituted shall be extended so that It shall greet the sun when he touches the tropic and when he. sends his glancing rays toward the polar cir­ cle, and shall include even distant islands in either ocean, that oiir population now counted,by tens of millions shall ultimately bo reck­ oned by hundreds of millions, that our wealth shall increase a thous­ andfold and our commercial in­ Priests and His Assistants at Ragoon, Gathering Food Which they have in jar, to eat during day. ami wait until four. Wc decided wnnfod, sa wr look it- away, from Thinys Worth Knowing. he was right, amt returned H> our him. nskethliiin h--W"ninvh ami paid Italy-fi 'drnwing up measurea to rooms.- We took off our ch-thing, him off. > . ■sat around and suffered with I In­ fln-y re.-m .lo d-'lighl. in having of miners Hum- pictures- takiHi. On-- nir-a lialii and had lunch. By that Burm-'-M- girl with a pink -ilk j*kirt. iwithout laws unde However we fluence be enhanced in proportion linn- it xvas raining. with this wi<le development, and that mankind shall come tn recog­ so w,. gol a Gharry, which is a. gojHl picture nize in us a sucreswir of the great covered enrt drawn by h pony.’ami Tib) Portland -Me.'• Evening ExWo. found it tlial is set before the idols. 'Jhero pre*s comiucis ,-a lecture bureau states which have alternately vL-it-u) lhe Pag-Mla. borne commanding sway in the IS a wide walk ar-um-J the Pag-la. which furnishes speakers for vil­ world—if this and only this is de­ could only stand in the rain and and. several hundred worshipping lages ami rural ■ epnununitios, the sired, then I am free to say that if, here all the time. H is really loo objects being lo'bring idmul. co-opis you will readily promise, our over a sluny rond. on linr-l. iron public nnd prh'ole virtues shall he tires, that rumbled so as to near­ think this method is very good in a Kansas City Italians, instead of On, our re­ preserved, noildug seems to me ly drive you crazy. sending th-ir . surplus earnings .more certain than lite attainment turn to fin- Hiilet. wo foiiml there ennniry where there is so much hi-iiie. as is--n-tomary wilh aliens of this^fMMt'e, so .surpassingly wns no dancing or nny nmusemenls here on a common level. We -lo not in this emmiry. an- Ipjng their comprehensive and magnificent.1' SO ndj-Mirned for the -lay. niter money in their m*w home nnd inThis prophecy is being fulfilled. Ihorougldy planning for Iho mor­ think one half of thi-in believe in ihis worship, but they can meet at Seventeen other slates have been row. these place*; pray, visit, smoke ami ing tip lhe community. <*dde<| to tbo thirty-one then in ex­ ordered a Victoria, nnd wore go-sip. ami they do md seem to istence. Alaska, the Hawaiian Is­ by six o'clock. It was line. tnke.ii wry seriously, but really en­ land!*, Porto Rico and the Philip­ joy it. -------. pine Islands are under our control. phanls work al the largo saw to our room, or Things Worth Knowing. niHI*. nml find Hint there were four At. t5o feel below the surface of working Jhis morning, two of them the water the amouhL of .illumina­ In- largest we had-over sren. . Th«* during the I1--1. part of lfo> day/ Al tion ia about liu' >auie as tlial on -•nr-l bonlcrs the river nnd -Ilo­ lour we'took a ride throulffi the surface on A clear but moon­ ngs an- Honied down into Iho lie.’ihlifiit park; on lhe shore of r A Few Doaea Relieves All Such Wiaeriea. Bladder Weakneaa, less night. ■ yards. -There fs . ,.„z, Ink--, nml again viewed th-.- fo-dii.liKidney Trouble and Rheu­ Forseeing the greatest* transcon­ which makes lhe ya til a clay nml fid golden Piigo-lu at a dislnnre We had -nir dinner nt 8:30 ami enmatism Promptly Vanish tinental motor louring trip to the intid hole, of the worst kind. an Pacific coast next year, the Ameri­ Through this mu-1 lhe plephatrt« It is no longer necessary for any can Automobile association is pre- gather together fhe logs, nml pile one to suffer with backacning, kid­ parlhg all available routes amf data ready for Hi.* mill. Pome­ morning, and watch tin ney trouble, have disagreeable blad­ for the tourists. times n man assists in fastening der and urinary disorder* to contend A comparison of 625 star athletes the chain, hut in m-ud cases-, tin- Burmese in their true life. with, or be tortured with rheuma­ of the naval academy with.580 non- elephant pushes the Ing nr rolls il. tism. stiff joints, and its heart­ athletcs, in both caseK from, the or In- may nick up nm- end. nml wrenching pains, for the new discov­ carry it aronml. tiffing jl In the" top classes of 180-iOII. shows that, ap­ ery, Croxone. quickly and surely re­ large covered building. of the piles. He will put .his tiiffks parently. the nonnlliletics 'are in lieves all-such troubles. better physical condition that Hie under, nnd his trunk over, winding Croxone is the most wonderful it nrouml Hi- fog. nml will ’kne- l l-ooihs for th-- meat*, fish, vegetables, remedy yet devised for ridding the athletes. Imnlware. groceries., system of uric acid and driving out A Berlin. Germany, notary named down, climb over, nml wade in the dry good*. Sauter, who died ri‘cepUy. made a grain, and all kin-N and vra-Ies of. all the poisonous impurities which The tirodurls. Every stall Ims n pint-' cause such troubles. It is entirely, hobby of collecting line boots and is-up nrouml his stomach. shoes. At tho time of his Meath hi! mnn <-ji his bark controls him hy form, and I be |,os* or-owuer sits in different from all other remedies. It ' very low. nn-i using Hie is not like anything else ever used had a museum of more than 5,000 lalking* hmik when necessary. They fieem for the purpose. It acts on the prin­ pairs, all calalugueti and so strictly A’ai'ning. Tinof cleaning out the poisons and. guarded that md even his wife was in every th«-s to-do whal is nsk---l around where on ciple removing*the cause. . . of them. The logs that they roll allowed lo enter lhe room where he anti rule up. nre large nm-s. Iwentv It soaks right in through' the walli/ kepi the collection. ■ uore different membranes and linings, like water its to thirty f----t long, and some as are kinds of a sponge, neutralizes, dissolves, and Miss Ruth E.' Gelz of LamnuffeL large as three feel in diann-h-r. smells than Pa„ i^ho was married to Charles They have a jirenst harness on. nml cologne. makes the kidneys sift out and filter Clark recently,'carried tt bouquel of when -hawing with n chain, .they away, all the uric acid and poisons flowers which wa« carried by a rel­ will-ndjust th-* breast collar tn -mil from tile blood, and leaves the kid­ ative al Her weddiiis thirty years them, by using their trunk, nml in jJiii.b neys and urinary organa dean, ago. ninny ways Hify nre v.-iw intelli­ Razak-Khan, a Mohammedan lii- strong, healthy and well. It matters not how long you havd Homing pigeons in calm weather gent. W<* found il a bad place for suffered, how old you are, or what con travel at a speed of 1,200 yoards Kodak films, ns you want picliu-eolliccr of tip- English Government.i you have used, the very principle ofi a minute. With a brisk wind pre­ nt '.It -I.,. Croxone is such, that it is practically vailing nnd blowing in-the direction Tin* great sight in Rangoon is the talks several -litTer-ht lungunge*.I of its flight a pgvon has*been known Shu-- Hagfoi Pagoda,." whii'h is We pay him Wc a -lay, he bom*-l*! impossible to take it into the human! system without results. Therq id to make 1.000 yard*-a minute. iwnullful in lliu mornuig ami tivu» lumsvlL- and aeU -u* --rAuiil -amt nothing else on earth like it. It William Brown, wlio owns 100 .ning. It is said to-1>-* ’lhe most guide. To make ’-hii- Irip through miles square in ci’hlrtil Oregon and universally visited of all places in India, w’t* nre ublig- d to cany our starts to work the minute you take it and relieves you the first time you huge, flocks of slirep. was a school lnd»Ghina. It, is a Buddhist own iH*ddiiig aiid -iutlil. ThL*'con­ use it * teacher at Ito a month twenty­ Temple.*l-uilt mi nn nHillcial hill, sists of a tuft- -1 ' If you suffet* with pains in yottr seven years ago. om- hundred sixty fee! high, ami on Ra/ai.' shuets. pillow? aud back,and sides, or have any signs of -t--.un-,r ■dikuik-d. all kidney, bladder troubles, or rheuma- ' Bucklen's Arnica Salve for hV (W5 feel wide. We ‘AMI fe tiim. such as puffy swellings under Cuts Burns, Sores. —is (dalform by four hnve |-urcha><:d our -ml lit ami have the eyes or in lhe feet and ankles, if Mr. E. S. Loper, Marilla, N. Y.. flights of steps and l--ng inclim-s. our marx/on llm boat. He un-> you arc nervous, tired, and run down, writes: "I have never had a Cut, The walk is worii -nt. ‘ hrick and packs anil linish-'s our. suits fod or bothered with urinary disorders, Bum. Wound or Sore .it would not flag >1 oipis, ami probalily tin- length dinner, so yon can see we are true Croxone will quickly relieve you of heal.’’ Gel a box of Buoklen’s Ar­ of throe vily Jbliicks.. lheeach sii|.your misery. ‘ x ou can secure an orig­ nica Salve today. Keep handy nt K».t« worth of ejothinp. Hit is n real inal package pl Croxone at trifling all times for Burns, Sores, Cuts, necessity; and ho trAv--ls on the cost from any first-class druggist. Wounds, Prevents Ixwkjaw. 25c. jxiols nml every old tiling that will railroad, for about Tme-fifth of All druggists are authorised to per-, Recommended by Carvelh A Steb­ «IRI. (hi the platform, and slejM. what we pay. • . «- sonally return the pu(cbas$ piics t( Q bins—A, E,'Mulholland.—Adv. are groups of wen, women and _____ _ __ . , Rangoon is a city* of about 300,- (ail* iff » *iSKlS MAKES BACKACHE ’ QUICKLY DISAPPEAR �BANNER. JVLY IB. 1*1 L — ------------------------------------------------- always pr« hlt d by a complete ecsHarriet Moore of the township of sat iop of i bapmg rteatnr ’ Maple Grove, Barry County, lo Af­ ^.Mr. Dtflj iha* been familiar with ton D. Smith of the City of Hast­ ings. Harry County, Michigan, dat­ j for over 30 years, and Onkr tor PubUr.lta. nl .. ................. ......... ed the axhday^ o^JIareh A. U 1£I2 hut prerent oim-rMitiona arc those Rtalr uf Michigan. -Tin* Prubato and recorded in the office of the b( who had made a regfoler of Deeds ’for Barry Coun­ Eourt fur tba County of Barry. ------- -yrrV ••t this videano on At a session of «ahl court, held al ty. Michigan, on Hie JWth day of several pravL-u- visits. *His state­ the probate office, in the City of March A. D. 1912 in liber 72 of UNTTF.O STATES (lEOMMliST DE ment conlinu Hartings, in said county, on the 7th Mortgages on pages 370-371 and on SCRIBES ACTIVITIES OF "With surx -’ive eruptions the day of July, A*rt). IVtl. which mortgage there is now due at . MT. LASSEN. new crater b • nlarging. June 20. Present: Run. Chafc. M. Mack, the date hereof by reason of the when Mr. «. F. Ixsunlt* and. I visltJudge of Probate. non-oayinent of the annual interest >wi it, it was t'X» feet long-and 100 doe March 20th. 1913 and the non ­ In the Matter of lh» Estate of feet wjite with a depth of not over payment of Iho animal interest due PEAK IN CASCADE RANGE Benjamin B. Trpvis, Deceased. too foot, h appears to follow a Rollo H. Travin, son. Raving tiled March 2oth. PJll and the taxes due BECOMES NEW ATTRACTION tlssura runnii - u HlUc north of in said court his pelitinn praying an<l payable Deceinber.taL 1912 in­ east ami soul it nf west. The es­ that Hie administration of said es­ cluding an attorney fen provided by caping steam from the ronthwest tate he granted to VK illiam S. Trav­ statute and stipulated for in raidend of the fissure i& Visible In Hie mortgage the sum of Ona Thousand :Stand* in Outer of Volcatdr Region excellent photograph obtained by ARE EASIER ANO SAFER TO OPERATE THAN AN ORDINARY LAMP is or roma other suitable' person. 'Extruding (her Wide It Is Ordered. That the eighth Seventy Srwrn nnd 10-100 Dollars Mr. Lopmu. The “oil level" is BELOW the top ol the wick tube, making ' HHBft day of ugurt A. D. 1911, nt ten ami Ih-- said mortgagee having "The other I d holesXlboul teuo'clock In the forenoon, nl raid elected and hereby electing to de­ it impossible for the oil to run over nnd tlood the stove. The auto­ -*en Peak aa jar a* I can learn have clare the full .amount secured by probate office. 4*e and is hereby ap­ ii.nr ........... — ....... - -z 10 In u a i,-|iwri report JU»I Just, u-iM.iiu-'i forwarded ta matic wick stop on the “NEW PROCESS” prevents the wick said mortgage due and payable in Washington from the field, ileole- not increased ilieir activity unless pointed for hearing said petition: girt J. g H. Diller siwitert* a ajcpnifccfrom K-ing turned too high. • ■ provisions g j,| j j»il1<-r iuuwrt* coiiifi-c- it is Bumpa*- ll- It which.is always Il i* Further Onicred. That pub­ accordance with the fuming, but nothing like an erup­ lic notice thereof be given by pub­ conlajned in said mortgage, notice |(j,m b,’tweon the l.u**« n Peak and tion With a “NEW PROCESS" Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook has been ; • ’< d, lication of-a copy of this order, for is hereby given that by virtue of fl,,, gjm Fnincisco 1915 ExpoiULion. • Stove in your*home, you can do all your BAKING and COOK/ ’ 1 "No deflnu-' molten products u,- Diller was ordered !>• visiUhn throe surro-iv.- weeks nrevioits (he power of sale contained in said ING. Turn on the KEROSENE, apply a match, and YOUR < . V ,,f n,,- vulcanic eruption and have been found in <-mmeclion with to said day of hearing, in the Hast­ mortgage. I shall foreclose the ■ FIRE IS READY. It makes a HOTTER lira than wood. An 1 '— the recent . ruption* uf Lassen ings BANNER, a newspaper print­ rime by n sale at public auction to(,,u],]ic |,y n,,. tHrted Slat-' ‘ 1.j. KI —Iia.,1 bidder l.uLl.tr nl Nnrlli cal . ■ ..... * . yesterday. . -r-l highest at ill., the North ordinary meal can be prepared in just five minutes. ed and circulated in sntd county. 1tho Survey Th<* gcom- Prak. The cj<-ct«-d dust us far as front door of the court house, in girt points out that old Vulcan may ran be judged from flri examination When you are through, turn ofi the VALVE, and all HEAT and EXPENSE stops. There Ciins. M. Muck. lh<< City of Hastings, on Saturday ini prep.-iiing nn Anh-riean Vwuvius wilh a small |HH-k'-t lens is disinA true cony. Jtidite of Probate. is nothing about it to HOLD HEAT, so it does not HEAT UP YOUR HOME like a heavy the Knd day of August A. D. HH4 at fur tb>> Panama Pacific ExpoSltibn. li<grate<| or iiiilv ri-ized dacite, per­ Grace Baiter. wood or coal stove. haps in part >l--<-oiiipu8ed. The ten o'clock in the forenoon, all of The Pacific (><-<-an is gir-lcd by vol ­ Register of Prolate. A “NEW PROCESS" Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook Stove won’t coat you much, and will those o-riaiu pieces or parcels of canoes* and live on,-* are common quartz and apparently also the pay for itself in a short time. Call and let us SHOW YOU. laud situated and being in the town­ in lhe Central Aim-ri,-an 'conntriM glassy feldspar are bright but the ship of Maple Grove, ■ County of which Part.-iina ii<-l->iig*. Mr. Inl­ hornblende augite and mica are .of Order of Appearance or Publication. Barry’ and State of Michigan and to reasoiM thus: '“So it’ i* up tn Sialo of Michigan. Fifth Judicial described os follows, to wit: The ier Vulcan tj> prepare a near-by exhibit cite and ore I-evident. An ex­ Circuit—In Chancery. North twenty (20) acres of the amination wilh a |M-Irographlc mi­ Laura Stanton. North one-half (H) of the South »,-i-s his duty mid t* rejuvenating croscope eonlirms the conclusion Complainant, west quarter (%) of section three the energy Lassen Peak us a kind tiiat the dust i- the pttnluct of IhA pulveriiing action of the explosive (3), also twenty (20) acres situated of volcanic moving picture. Rex G. Stanton, HARDWARE ANQ'IMPLEMENT DEALERS on the locks through which in tho Southeast corner of the Rainier aud Mount Shas­ gases DefendauL y aro aMBpmg. and not lhe re­ Northeast quarter (m of said sec­ ta.“Mdunt the beautiful con--s so riuicli in Hi, sult of tho explo-i\e expansion of Phone 1 Sull penning irt the Circuit Court tion three (3), said last parcel being 111*115 State Street Hastings, Mich. for tho County of Barry. forty (40) rods north and south By rifle Coast north of Sun Francisco, gases in a* liquid lava. In Chancery, at tho Cily of lias- eighty (80) rods cast and west and are now finding an up-lo-dal? rivhl “Thnl heal ha.« recently risen in tinge, on the 29th day of May, A. all in town two (2) North of range Laucri Peak, which is plainly in the core of l.:i.-*en Peak is evident . D. HH4. seven (7) West. Michigan, the same in view from the railroad for many from the fa^l lint when-us II was In this cause, it appearing from being lhe premises described in lhe miles in the Sm-r.iinciib> Valley be­ once cold now It is hot and aleftmaffidavit on tile, that the Defendant. mortgage herein referred to. tween Hedding and Red BluiT. lat*- iug. When E. E. Hayden ami I Rex G. Blanton, is not a resident of Dated May 27th A. I). HHL !M-n Peak is Ute southern end of lhe were on lhe mountain in Jtily, 18H3. tins State, but is a resident of Had­ Afton D. Smith, Cascade Range, and it stand* Re­ mid slid ddUvi tin*-'.UM) fool snow en Lake, Idaho. On motion of Com­ Mortgagee. Hank into Hal Creek on our way lo plainant's Solicitor il is Ordered Thomas Sullivan, .southeast aud lie- Klamath Moun­ Yrllbw Butte there was no sign of that the" appeirrance of said non­ Attorney for .Mortgagee. Busi- tains on the northwest. Its lavas resident Defendant, Hex G. Stanton, nes< address, Hostings, Michigan. 35 ACRKSi Clay and aTavrlly ■ya gently rolling, fair eight enipted'in past ages reach lhe Sac­ The rocky -sinmu of the peak, be entered herein, within four Adv. 13-wks. ramento Valley on IM one side and struck by many thuudcrjaills dur­ room house. 2 turn*. 1*^ mile: k. atation, good location. PROFESSOR l_ IL TAIT months frbm the date of Un- or.l-1; ing storms and .*upcrik-iully .fused PLAINS MElHOil OF and in case of his appearance he here and then by the hghtning to volcanic ib-ld, one of (he greatest in ■10 ACHKSi D miles from Hastings, 40 acflts under cultivation, 0 acres cause bis answer to the bill of com­ Nolire of Chanrrry Sale. DETECTING IT. fulgeritr, is still ns il was then and Hi*world that alrrtchva far ncrriw fine pasture,.good eight room house, small barn, plenty of fruit, good plaint to be filed, and a copy there­ In pursuance and by virtue of a Oregon. Wusllinglon.and the lilllo lak-- is thero ns in tw<3: water, close to school and a line location. Prios *2,200. Terms of to be served on the Complain­ decree of the Circuit Court for the California. hut Hie hunt and the crnlrr are new. Idalia to the Ycllowrtone National - j ant's Solicitor within twenty days County nf Barry, Stale of Michigan, Mr. Hushing t-lls me that these INFECTED TREES SHOULD after service on him of a copy of in Chancery,'made and entered on Park. ‘ 12l, ACHES, i miles from Woodland, excellent soil and lays good, U “Of nil (Hirtion* of tin- Cascade new features .ipp*-.iiv*| with tinsaid bill and notice of order; and lhe 23rd day 'pf May A. I). WU in seres under cultivation and 3 acre* of pasture,-the fence* arc good and 8EPROMPTLY DESTROYED first eruptiun Bui the fact that - In default thereof, said bill w-ill be a certain cause therein -pending, Hanke Lassen Peak still retains the the other h<>l places nlmut tie­ there is an abundance of all kinds of fruit, excellent six room house cost fl,2tD, good well and cistern, fine barn Ph-'ll also lien house, taken as confessed by said non­ wherein Nelson Kittinger and Lillie largest remnant of ils once vigor­ mountain »ar<- not yet perceptibly Morgan ami wood shed, corn crib, granary and hog house. This place borders on resident defendant. Kittinger were Complainants and ous volcanic energy. hotter indicai-* that the rise of Indications of Dlsmtse Ili-M-mblc Buppan Hot Kprink»Ti1id Tartarus a good lake wilh excellent fishing. Frio* *1,500. Tara* *1,And H is further ordered, that Grant Dickerson yas Defendant temperature i.» local and does not Those of the "Yellow*,* Fruil on the *oiith>.-UQbhave long attract ­ within 20 days tho comptatnant and Grant Dickerson was Com­ at least as yet nffivl the mountain ed the allention not only uf l.aliforcause a notice of this order to be plainant by way of answer in the Being I nderrt/rd. 71 ACHKSi mile* from Hartings, £3 acre* second growth timber, pass. Time done can tell whnl published in the Hastings Banner, nature.of crossbill and Nelson Kit­ ma but io iu>uie extent of the*Tbtir- luassen io-goin- to «lo. The vokabalance under cultivation, the *oil i* clay and sandy loam and lay* a newspaper printed, published and tinger and Lillie Kittinger were de­ gently, rolling, there is an excellent V room bouse wtth furnace heat, if to mi may subside to its former circuiting in said county, and that fendants. Notice is hen-liy given, more accessible every year. the tarn is poor and the fences are fair. The price of this farm is Btit.we uiurt not tar­ In- by. all uuiiiiij 1h**..upM dreaded, said publication be continued that I shall sell nt public auction tlw-se already eslnblislieti all rar— .uuim*euce, -•3.000. Tarma •1,500 down, or would laks Hasting* property get that it w.i* only tin- top of Hie therein, once each week, lor to tbo highest bidder, al the north tioils be addeil a fivqueiil occur- old Vn-uvius that was blown off to tl exceed all other Troubles -in ilsi in exchange. weeks in succession, or that she front door of the Court House in roiice of the recent volcanic plays make Monte Soinma and the Vesu­ coulagiou-i nature, but owing-to thin causq a copy of this order lo be tho City of Hastings. County of uf lai.*.*eli Peak lhe region will take vius of today Krakaton bb-w up fact that it is difficult to detect in personally served on said non-resi­ Harry and Slate of Michigan, (that high, rank among nature's wonder­ from the very base with tremend­ its early places, t’he iliseu.se often dent defendant at least twenty days being the place of holding the Cir­ lands. Hastings, Michigan. ous effect. Tle-re Mem* no good gains great headway and it is noil before lhe lime abovb prescribed cuit Court for said county), on “But what is Hie nature <>f this rensun al pr« - nt lo fear a Kraka- uncommon to have entire urchards| for his appearance. Saturday the 18th day ot July. A. D. loan* outbreak .it l-is««-n Beak. Im! wiped out by it within two or threw I 1914 at 10:00 o'clock in the fore­ ly volcanif? Will it mod dwindle the part of uixloui dictates 3 cloae Clement Smith. years after it first appears. Circuit Judge. noon, the following described prop­ and become wholly quiewenl or on vvalcb. ' Things Wusih Knowing. Altboligb the disease has been ' IhiikImi the city thereby aa\jng- 2 James M. Smith, erty. vii,: all that certain piece—or Hie Other hand Is it the precursor “Eniptioni* as a rule break out known for twenty years, nothing parcel—of land situate in the town­ of a moro profound >’^uptiun like Complainant's Solicitor. The production of <27 !4 hushi’ls l>e remit, which otherwise it must Tne excellent sudd.-nly. Sigtif-seers will gi-ner- has been learned, regarding its na­ <>f (Milatoes on one acre at Hyniors, pay on district improveim-nL bunds ship of Rutland county of Barry that of Knikatiia? Everybody turm-d out and h,-lpNo . one western Ontario, by Arthur rilich, nlly find lhe Viewi>oiiit from which ture or life history. and state of Michigan, described as photographs tiiat have ; Order For Publication. follows: uf tin- outburst, especially thus.- py Ixninii*' photograph* were taken knows when or how the dhwase has developed great interest in that >■<1 plant flow,tn along the. streets Slate of Michigan, The Probate Il is, however, of a high­ p;irt of Canada. txmaular Agent in a suburb of Vancouver. B. (k, the south one half (H) of the <i. F. Milford ami the si-rics by B. F. close enouuh if the mountain i.* ac­ spreads. on a day act aside fur a cily plant­ ly conlagtiios nalun-. yet cfireful Court for the County of Barry. tive, but if ait-is quiet and Hi * wefcGeorge IL Freeman of Fort Wil­ south east one quarter (U) of sec­ Loqttib, of Viola, taken from a At a session of said court, held nt tion thirty-two after kaowtedse must *•- th*- •■xperimeiits have shown that if hi- liam rttys that a largely increased ing. (32), Township iMiint 0 miles norlhwi*sl of Lassen . the probate office, in the city of three (3) north, range nine (0) Peak, leave little doubt in the mind himaelf h« *ii- ui-i' be frcleil trees are promptly removed acreage will'be planted to potatoes Only fl p,*r cent of Ute taxes col­ Bastings, in said county, on the 211 h west, together with the heredita­ uf any on*- familiar with volcanic sure to . ......... on the winward side. the loss can be greatly reduced. this year. lected-by Turkey in Armenia w,-ul \ While then* are various distin­ day of June A. D. HHL ments and appurtenances thereto phi-mniii-nu that the outburst is es­ and Approximately IjMMkOOO yard* of in tin- past to Armenians, the re­ guishing eharacltirislic*. 1 hey are I Innterial These photo­ Present: Hon. Clement Smith. Cir­ belonging or anywise appertaining. sentially vnlcanic. have le-en dredged from mainder being used for army anddifficult to dvscrilH- and often es­ Hi*- Cucurncha slide al Panama officialH. graphs an- strikingly similar to cuit Judge Fifth Circuit, Acting Dated June 1st. 1914. Ib-rgaflcr the bars in tho prov­ cape the notice of the obaervur un­ Diqce last October. Juilge of Probate. those taken hy Johnslhn-Lavis The wooden roof of Wcrtminsler James .M, Smith. showing the progrgs* of an erup­ ince <4 Qu- bee will n<d be allowed til hi.* attention has i>een called to In the Matter of the Estate of Since Alaska was laiught by lhe hall in- Ixmdon was nvenlly r,-Circuit Court Commissioner, tion in lh>- Lipan Islands, whose to v|/ti until 7:30 a. in. half an them. As the name indicates, ’the United Stales government the rev­ l>nir<-d for the Ural time in SOU Caroline Mellissa Maynard, de- Colarove & Potter, fruit ut>on infected tr.-es does n«d • {eased. Solicitors for Complainant i»y volcanic character is well known. -flnnf- later than al pn-M-ut. Tins reach full sixe; il develupes until it enue from the seal islands. alone 'The cHiplions of Lassen Peak J Lo prevent the workingmen'of Anson A. Stanley, son having tiled twice the sum • A national movement fr>r lh<way of answer in the nature of a is about us large as a good sired ba* been more than « nt 5:30 (*. tp.. with nn in said court his petition praying tablishinont of open nu- scTinols peach pit. after which Ifflle growth I ‘”“<l r.ur U,L ‘•-"’kiry. crossbill. ' Adv. fl-wks twizan May that an order or decree may in­ • iol|iurrt of steam which, according the province from taking a "bratIN made. In this tevpect it i« — not mim'd in has been launched in Philadelphia, — '• diffi-rwi Tf«i Zinc Zine as such *• *made by this court determining h-| Hungary. troin peach yellows, in which tin-1 It occur* in Him’ metal where the find school was organizing...... uliniied about in minute who are or were lhe legal heirs of Nolic** of Hearing Claims. .•|iniiie* di*>-a«i-d fruit* are not only ajaiv.-1 mines in th,* north and east of lhe said deceased and entitled lo inStale of Michigan, County of normal m/«- but they enlarge and I country, and a .-unall ,|uantily fi. berit her estate. ■ icd summit'of l.a.^en about £> by Harry, s*. lias Yuur Child Worms? Th? fniil <>n produced annually ns a byprixlucl it is Ordered. That'the 25lh day lit f«*»-i in extent -and covered the! Notice is hereby given, that by «f smelling operation*. Most children do. A Coaled. encircling snow.for a. distance ufi of July A. I). 1911, at ten o'clock In According to recent •* statistics Furred Tuiigue; Strong Breath; not show Hu- i-haraaleriatie red the foreoohn. at said probate office, nn order of the Probate Court for tiro County of Harry, mad 1 * <*n the thi-re anappruxlmntely 37JMM Stomach Pains; circles tindi’r eyes; sjhi I s iipun the. skin, uur is the jk-slu' be and is hereby appointed fur fore*! dti’i. Harwy Ablwy. pale, sallow-coTuplexion; nervous, ihetnc vchlclfein u/in Utu Uultrtreaki-d n* 111 the ruse of pencil hiartng said ^-tilmn; rawr. visited the .«rm» y,-Lluw*„ In fact, tie- fruit do*:S i-il Hiatus. Of this luuiiber about fretful, grinding of teeth, tossing in Il is Further Onkred. Tiiat pub­ HMHitli» from that dale wen- allow- IHillvd lbi- fads. not differ from Hint upqn healthy 25,000 are passenger cars, the rr*- sleep, (HM’tilinr dreams—any one of lic notice tlicrurf fie given by pub­ ,-d for crediRihi l<> pn-s-nt their lication of a copy.uf this order, for iduinn auain.*t tin* eslat,- of Ann another erupt imi occurred nml oh Mrs. Baker So Weak—Could 1 !•-•-*. i-xcept that it is much smnll- mnirider being commercial ve­ thaw indirntn rliihl hns worms. Get . late of said county, d,u Im»x of Kicka|MM> Wurm Killer at r in -o'. Tlte loaves on infected hicles. three succouive weeks previous Iu Gregory, and that all ’creditor* of June N. a w>ek Inter, tin- third and Not Do Her Work—Fnund Iowa lends all slates of the union mice. It kills lhe worms—the tree* are uf about' Hu- nsuul width said day of hearing, in the Hasting, < i-iim-<I. ,l>-,-,-a>,-«l are requfred In pr,-- much larger outbreak took place.] but are much shorter, and wilh ra­ tn amount "f nmney m-t aside f<*- cause of your child's condition. Is •Banner a newspaper pruned and said It lasted .'to uiiuule* and the rolling; Relief In Novel Way. w-nt their rlaim* to said prohai,laixalivo and aids Nature to expel th<improvement of roads iu 1911. ther blunt (ips. While iu heidtby circulated iu said county_ • lotirl, nt the Probate Ollh-,- in the column of detue block smoke m>> i wilh nn appropriation of g7.3Hi.(NMr. the worms. Supplied tn candy l>iav* ’ s the two sidea of Hublade are • .... Clement Smith. to tin- b'lighl'of 2.5JMF feel. Sion- Adrian,.Mich. — "I suffered terribly more Easy for rhlhln-tt to take. les* foldirt tofiether, tn life N'.-w York Is second with flOJMlOOTu form. Circuit Judge Fifth Circuit, Acting City <>f Ifortingc. for examination w.-re Ion|.-,l limn tin“"‘I with female woakneM and backache and case of little peach the leaves are and Mmiu-iila thlhl wilh W.fi72.- 25c. Hecoinmended by Carvclh A Jmlge of Probate. EIlli day of November next, nnd 251. North tkirolina has appropri ­ Stebbins.—A. E. Mulliofiand.—Adv. I got so weak that I flat and have the tips te-nt forward. A true copy. tInd sin-h claims will l»- hoard )■•*- a quarter of n Hide away on tin .’ ’ I could hardly do my The twigs are 'in no way slender ated tBSJNNGMM. The village of Herman.' Minn.. Iwork. When 1 add stdndling. a< iu the case Yif tllocks and day <>f November next, at ten. by some of them, ■poach yellows, but the growth is has le-en si-liwtod hythe League of Ciltip. IiIiuih & Sulm R.Ci. washed my dishes I Onlcc For Publication. ........................ accumulated p'rluck in lhe forenoon of that day. smaller fragments had to alt down and geuvrally short 'whioli bunas lhe .Miinicipalilii-s of tTibkJliiie to b<< about Jin- crater t>>' a depth <>f sev-j Blate of Michigan, the Probate Dated July llth. A. Ii. UHL. l when I would sweep leaves closer logeftier and thus made into a uumIoI town in utilities Dotty Except Sunday. oral feet. The dust nnd sulphur­ Court for the County of Burry. CHAHLES M. M \CK. and accounts, from which other the floor I wouk! get givt-s rthem a tuflwl tippeaianci*. Minnesota Ifiaim tyay copy.' ous kum-» carried southward by Hu-J Al a session of raid court, held at ■ Judge of Probate.. stnttt and ipiliraiii-lu-d shouts. wind were uliservitl id Mineral, lb| ao weak that I would Short, the probate office, in the City of ,\.|x. Di-nvif. Eolo.. is organizing a •olng South 1:01 • >r spurs, uro often fouud along the hire-try station,'ami the dust wu* have to get a drink larger braii'-ii- * and. a* lh»-se bear municipal savings bank,' where Its •olng North 7:37 Hastings, in said county, oh Hie noted 5 mile* beyond. Forest ran-. every few minutes, nutriertate ’leave*, in siiiue can-* citizens may invest in 4 per cent iilh day of June A. D. lull. ger* who Were in the neighborhood1 Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. and before I did my they almost hide the brauclie*. The Order for Publication. Judge-of Probate. dusting I would have Jeavcs upon the infcelen trees are * Sta|r uf Michigan. tin* Probate of Hu- summit during the erunlmn heard the nfshing sti ’ ain nnd the! ^Ifi,the,Matter of the Estate of Court. for the County of Barry. to Ua down. I got generally mottled with yellow. . a minor. At »>«“*ion of saiif court, In-Id at I falling rocks but report no ruml>l-l so poorly that my folks thought I was When trees uie uncared fur. and : ..A '.Hammond, guaidian, tli«? probate office, in the City ot [ing or subterranean noises.-earth i Ono day I ■ -pncially if tlu-y are glowing in a haying filed in said court, hor p<- Hartings. in said cipinly. on lhe shneka. •betrival iJu-nonv-na or' going Into consumption. found a piece of nape* blowing very wet or in a dry soil, or 11 lhe areal Iwal In-yond Hint of steam.:--___ —■-_ *•••** •»•V 1— ------ j- —around . *3*PI">I“? for reasons therein .... j r~ i. -■» ' ... . ! The du*t vva* practically cold uh.-n the yard and I picked it up and read It. trunks have been injured by bor­ stated that she may be licensed lo Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, j r,.t| CmwW-rabb’ voluuu1*. of; It »a«l ‘ ta-.-d from the Grave, ami ers. tlu-y will frequently urodUCO soil the interest of said minor in hvat. r were ejected .tirohublv whol- told what l.-.dia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- undersiziiT fruit and will lit-ar • xlie real estate therein described at Judge of Probate^ In the mattur of thrt Ertate of ly In the fonn (if. rti-atn. The vv4-: ble Compound has done for women. I small b-aves but the leaves will Jtol bwtn Ilcllcf for Uli of Digestive ths United Blates. private sale. Tho flrst du*s _ [for condensing from llii* *t< am showed it to my husband arid he said, Ih- as thick uwgj the branches nor H is Ordered. That the nth Ann Gregory, Deceased. prove*—no long troatftionl. the drooping ti|>nt-arance George W. Garrison having ill. *h«.i-hed a gully in the mow to Hi-1’Why don't you try ItV So I did, and have rUly A’ u* U'n k derful Tn-aimcnt. Maye’s Wonderful Htomach Rem­ characteristif of-Utile pr-.iefi. Tfn-re in tii.: forenoon, al said pnffiute of­ in eaid court hi* petition praying' :",' " > nl hko|.-i whu’h nccuni' *; after I had uken two bottles 1 felt is no jH>-sibility that an infectetl edy clears tho digestive tract of mu­ coid ncerotlons and .poisonous mat­ ' u 'J* an'J ls hereby appointed for that for reasons therein stated thatj"'i-il i-rior l<» (his latert eruption ■ better and Isold to my husband, 'I don't he may be liren*e»l tn.sell the real, ha-' ling i»-.-n regardeil a* 11" i nerd pcaiing*rai<l petition; . .. , ixvv any an) moree, ’ and a,.', ho said« ‘You - — had, ——— Ilundrcds of Michigan people have ter. It brings swift relief to sufferer* of lh<-J.a*-.-n ..,,.. *.t — sit .’a _ u»iIl is Farther Ordered. That puj,. •-date of.said deceased ul private y"‘mze»l I'"'icrater -i, n v<d-»'"H kbetter taka littla u'.™, longer .nv«.v anyway.*' coutil of the cotilagiriu* nature- uf found quick dclivcranw from stom­ from ailments uf the stomach, fiver disease, frac.- showing tins alsivi- ach troubles by the use of Mayr'a nnd bowels. Many declare that il has • < • . jr.uuv- 1 ., k "oHc” Ihrreof 'ne given by pub- fitted '.rale.r. **. . .uo!. SaLtook It for three months and got llm l teatton of a copjror this ord--r t.->r —it-i* Ordureik-That Hie 7lh 'lay IF-1'*/’ i' ''IV. V ‘fl........ ’.7" well and strong.” — Mrs. ALONIO E. (•hnrjrterisltr, should, be .promptly Wonderful Stomach Homed/. This saved them from dangerous operathree successive weeks previous to of August, A. DTltfH.-nrthir oVta’k-U 2.fc. ^hundred feel lo Hie north­ Baker, 9 T< cumsoh St, Adrian, Mich. ri’inovi-d nnd durtroyi-<I. ‘ Even if remarkable treatment has usiablished there is some doubt regarding tin* a record of proven results and bene­ hcarl,,«- in U»- Hastings in the forenoon, at Aaid probal*- of- westward. . * .... r*— muller, il will |«- rafi- to destroy fits. it has friends everywhere. Here ... Not W clL-Ksiough to Work. • printed and lice, be and is hereby upiHiinted for . In the*,, wards is hidden the tragedy the truer* as, whatever tin- cause of is vwhnt two Michigan people say: circulated in rind county. hearing said-petition; Mrs, any A. Beamer of IXlrf North the trouble,, the tree will m»‘ ’ t of many a woman, housekeeper or wage Cha*. M. Mack. J tine 'Jt i- Further (inlenrt. That pubT Go to Mulholand'* drug htrwt. Flint. Ml^h.—"1 never saw MJUYB-8. earner who mpporta herself and la often likely to ovi-Croinc it. t - A true copy. Judge of Probate. lie notice thereof Iw BiVen by pub­ anything Work such wonders aa just stdro and «»k about the wonderful ’ helping to support a family, on meagre U H. Taft,' Grace Bauer, lication of n copy of this order, fhr akk 11^4^ • , Register of Probate. Slate Inspector of Dnchurds .ftnl id by specialists., too. s*fl«l received three attCCpMiva weeks (>rrvi<di* 1st. 164-lM Whiting St.. Chicago. Ul.. vury little Ix-noHi.*' rem,-mlier that there i»ono tried NurEtirieu. Adv. io said day nf heqritig. In the .Hast­ file « wtp| 1011 wtis- visible from -The for free book on stomach-atltnc-nVi A. W. Hobbs of 1101 East Mol* ings BANNER, a newspaper print­ Sacramento Valley' neatly 40 mile.. amj tnnfrym-dy for the ills tnwhich all Street. Jackson, iMIch.—“I had not ed aud circulated ip said county. - a" ay apd created piofnund Infer-1 and that b Lyffia E. Mortgage Sole. ‘ Twenty million* of dollars are B»«n well in fifteen years. After tak ­ Cha». M. Mack. ert. «Thu lair eruption to dal- w,. Pinkham’a Veotabla Compound. It druni randJrfxd dault having been made in the A tiue ropy. ing a tew dosee of youf wonderful being expeuHcd in improvements Judge of.Probate. Friday. Juae 19 and nf relatively J promote, that vigor which makes work eftecta I am in perfect condhlon.” litious of a certain mortgage *■011111 energy. Mr. Hu-htng iimort* rosy. Tha Lydia E. Piykham Medicine now under way ou the harbor of* remedy Grace Bauer. . For sale in Rulings by all drug-' buck word* of pralia come from e, executed and delivered by that eruptions art; generally if not. Co., Lynn, Maas, Register of Probate. Seattle. Wash. gists.—Adv. RdvtrflRMtitt ACCOUNT OF UNCLE SAM’S NEW VOLCANO Your Home Needs It NE.W PROCESS Wick Blue Flame OIL COOK STOVE.S GOODYEAR BROTHERS LOOK FOR “LITTLE 1 PEACH” DISEASE NOTICE THESE BARGAINS IN SMALL FARMS Crook and Gould COULD NOT STAND ON FEET zr MICHIGAN STOMACH SUFFERERS KOVEH THE (IIICIEST REMEDY ik �WONDERFUL RUINED CITIES IK MEXICO What Demands Growth ? REMAINS OF GREAT CIVII.rZ.ATHIN FOUND IN REMOTE ALCATAN. PYRAMIDS ANO TEMPLES RIVAL THOSE OF OLD WORLD Built By Rare WiRi Whom .Azclcs, (jpnquored By Cortes, Had No Conneelloh. Fur many centuries Mexico has been the home of many races. Most . of us are wont lu regard it as the home -of only the AzteOo, with whose civilization Prescott and the early Spanish chroniclers have made us more or less familiar. The archaeologist and student of pre­ Columbian und pre-ldstorir. times, however, knows that there were races, especially in soutliern Mex­ ico -and parts of Central America, whose ancient civilization . had no connection wilh the empire of lhe Mqutezuiiias, and whose wonderful works, long ago fallen into decay mid ruin,' are now Hie subjects of scivniilic research mid study. To Americans ot least these should lie as inti'ri’sting us the ruins of an­ cient Egypt or the buried cities of Asia unil the Fur East. Under the title, “Anpient Temples . mid-t'iilirs of the New-World," the Monthly Bulletin of the Pan Americmi Union, Washington, D. C, bus been publishing u series of articles dealing with these relics of u splen­ did bul long-forgullen people. One of the inusl interesting of the ruin­ ed cities fiorc' the name of Chicki'iit Itzu, once the ""Holy City” of the Mayas. U peojde of whom. Sylvmius U. Morley writes: ' “Ixiiig before tho • discovery. of America' there tluurished in soulhei n .Mexico, Guatemala and parts of Honduras a ' great civilization, which has Iwcn called the Maya. Il may lie .-.nd without exdgKfcraliun that this civilization hud reached u height' equalled by no other people of lhe Western Hemisphere prior to the coining of the while man. In urchileclure, sculpture, and in pmiriing Hie Mayas excelled. Their priests were, astronomers ot no mean ability,'having observed mul recorded, without Hie aid of instru­ ments of precision such ns are known lo us. llie lengths of the s>olur mid Venus ><*ar», and probably the lengths of the Mercury mid -.Mura years. In addition lo Hii« they had developed a calendar sys­ tem nnd perfecbxl a chronology whiqh in some of its characteristics was equal Jo. our own. . But the ancient glory ‘of this people hud long' since departed when Hernando.Cortez iirst came in contact with Ihriu on the coast of Yucqteu in 1511*. Their star han set. Their preaUtat cities had Iwrn iilimidoiu'd anti lay in ruink. Even Hie memory of the older cities of their culture- such nA Paleuquc. Co­ pan. and Qulngua, for I'xumpic. sfi'ins to have pusal'd from the .minds of men, their former exis­ tence foi-gotten. Probably the largest, mid certainly Hhj most liiagnillcvnt, of the ruined cities which the Siranisli conqueror.* found ou their arrival in \ucalnn avuh Chieki'ii Itzu. artuiul which clutter a thousaiui (radirious of former sauctity aud apk-ndor. The ikiiiii* Is Maya, mid means "The .MuuHt.<< the Wells of the llxal Tn visit lhe ancient cily. now, one jolts for 15 long and weary miles in a two-wheeled cart drawn by three mules over the roughest bind of a highway imaginable. l-inallY.-whrii il SCCItis that tin? lim­ it of physical endurance has been reached, llie cart suddenly lurches around a sharp turn in the road mid as if hy iniigic lluj lofty Cas­ tillo Hashes into view, lowering high aliuve the. plain und lhe tgst . of the city. ‘ ' • This imposliig slruclure. the lliglpml in Yucatan, rises ‘H feel above-the plnin. ’ The |>yi‘ainid on wliiclj I lie l.'inplv stands is IlXi feel '•long and covers about an acre id ground. It is made of nine ter* races of faced masonry, each ler- center of each of its teur sides rises a stairway 37 feet wide./These stairways have massive utenrt baluslrades, carvcil lo represent ser|h-ii(s, (lie h'-uds being nl the bases of'the stairways mid flanking them. - The Vnshllo would suem to have been the center of. Hie ancient city, mid probably its chief sancluary. To lhe north iiesjUic Sacred Cenote (well and the causeway leading to it. On the east is a vast group of buildings, colonnades, courts and pyramids, "The Cily of a Thousand Columns," as some one has piclure<"‘<iuely descriix'd it. Due west is the-group of structures known as tho Btfll Court. To the south for lulf a mile or more, sraltered through the jungle, are pyramids, courts, temples mid palaces. T he central localion of (he Castillo, with, reference to ull of these, as well as it* .great size mid commanding liqighf.*-argtie strongly that it was Ih.. chief xuficiuary <»f ih? Holy Cily. In another structure. Iho •'House of lhe Tiuvrs" are found the reinnmits of several, beautiful mur­ al puintiirp*. Due of lliesc repreM-iits nu altm'k by an enemy op a large city spleiuliilly- exec.uleu, and presents perhaps Hie.most remark­ able piece of aboriginal painting known l<j be lncxi«tenpe. The total . area covered by (hemins has been estimated at 10 square miles. , Lunclmi jn 1913 registered PJ.185 unemployed persons. The Detroit, board of tpmmeree is meeting with success in its cam­ paign to have Detroit stores close on tjalurday nights. Splcvit Currants—Six pounds of currants, four pounds sugar, one pint vinegar, two lablespooiifuls cinnamon, one tablesp<xinful cloves, one tiiblespoonful black pepper. Put tho spices in a bag. .Mash the currants and put them on to Ixiil. After cooking n few minutes strain out the currants. through a colan­ der. Add the juice to lhe vinegar, sugar aud spices let them boil lifteen or twenty minutes and pour over tbo currants.—Mrs. J. G. Ramsdell. Chicken Croquettes—To a pint of cold fowl chopped lino add n cup of the broth, or cn'am or milk, season with pepper, salt and a little grat■ d I- iiion . ... i. Heal up iii a slaw pan and thicken wliilo boiling wilh a tables|Hx>iiful each of flour and bull or rubbed together. Cook u few minutes, stir in the well beat­ en-yulks of two eggs and remove from thn fire. When cold make into halls, roll in egg nnd cracker crumbs and fry brown in very hot lard.—.Mrs. J.’ u, Lathrop. Ways of Cooking Spinach, II is possible to have spinach up­ on the lablu the whole year through, so we nre apt to overlook its importance ns n spring food and piedlclne. Il hns the property of clearing the skin when taken in sufficient quantity ,:fnd ran he pre­ pared in smTi a variety of ways that monotony is easily avoided. In etxiking spinach use little water. 1 know of a very excellent, conk who often preparra spinuch iu this fashion: Wash it* carefully and put it into n bag of coarse cl6th. Pour hot waler over il aud add salt. Boil for twenty minutes, take it up mid drain it well. ltien chop it flue with a knife and pul it into n sauce­ pan witli a lablrspoouftil of butb'r and n little •pepper. Cook for live minutes mid turn Into a diilit pour over ii a drawn biiihT siiif- and garnish with sliced, hard-boiled eggs. is lo bi* M'rvt'tl mid seasoned with a tablvsixwinful of lemon Juice, half n leaspoonful of sah. mid a quarter of a teaspoon­ ful of pepper. Puck inlo egg cups mid get away to c<xil.. When ready to serve, turn these out on thin slices of cold lx»Ile<l longin' or rnrn•■d’TMW or slices ol cixiked turiiiii dressiil?. » • Spinach in • Bread Boxes—Cut half-inch aliuca ot bread into dia­ monds or rounds. Remove the renlers to lhe depth of one-quarter inch, brush with butter.-and brown them in the oven. Chop Tooked spinach very fine and , add two lnb|rspiM>ufuls of butler, - onefourth teasp<MHiful of salt "and peni.. a ...... . n... ....bread i per to taste. Serve it in i.l the "boxes with n sprinkling of grated yolk of egg on ton. Cream Spinach—Use only the lender part of the spinach, wash­ ing il thoroughly. Place it in a largo ntcWpan," cover with boiling salted water, anil cook for twenty minutes. Drain well and chop line, return to the kettle and add one lablespoonfiil of butler and-still and pepper to taste. ' Stir until thoroulily hot, (hen add two tablespoon­ fuls of cream, beating until the whole is light. Spinach Puff—Boil thu spinach as abqve described, chop,it, aud bent in a iniilespoonful i>f melted butler, still and" pepper lo taste, mid a piiicli of nutmeg. Cool thorough­ ly, (hen add a gill of cream, the beaten yolks of two uggs, and the whiles of three Whipped to a stiff froth. This must ho thoroughly blended . . .. before . ii being > 7 turned into --a 'l, l-ull.-rrU l.u.1.11! , tlisli loaLo.l fur ulioiil twenty livonlv dish noil mid baked for about minutes. It is to be servvd Iml. Spinach Salnd.—Cook mid' chop the spinach", add the chopped while of oifa hard-hoiled egg. ami mix witli n French dressing. Arrange in a dish lined with lettuce leave.*, with slices of egg an4 mayonnaise on lop. Favorite Cakfa.' Ilaisiji Qup Cnkcs-’-Eirsl cream carefully oue-half of a cupful of butter; and add gradually, while boating constantly, one cupful of sugar aud continue the healing three minutes; then add I wo whole eggs and one, egg-yplk well beaten. JUjx and sift two cupfuls of flour willj three teaspoonfuls (level measurements of course) of bak­ ing powder, und add altornatelV wilh one-half of a cupful of milk to first mixture; then add mic cup­ ful of raisins, seeded, cut in pieces and dredged with one Inblespoonfui of. flour. Beat .vigorously and till buttered nnd floured individual tins two-thirda full of the mixture. Sprinkle lops with blanched and shrndded almonds and hakp in a moderate oven twr-nty five minutes. Light Fruit Pudding—Work onehnlf cupful of. butter until creamy, add two tuhlasRopnfuls sugar, two eggs well beaten, one cupful <>f milk and two cunfRla of flour mix­ ed and sifted with three b*a»pooiifnls of baking puwder; then add three fourths of a cupful of raisins <»eu*d and cut.ui pieces, onefourth of a cupful of citron thinly sliced and rut in narrow strips; fruit Lo be dredged wilh oac-fourlb of a ojpfut pf flqur. Turn inlp a butte rod mold 6r tin pat}, lie down cover and stdam one and one-half houim, Strawberry -Jam Cake—Cream to­ gether one cupful of sugar and onehalf cupful of butter,, add three 'well beaten eggs, thfec tablespoon­ fuls of sour milk, one cupful of strawberry Jam, ono teaapoonful of baking soda, one-lialf teaspoonful each of ixiwdered cinnamon and allspice, and two cupfuls of sifted flour. iiour. Mix Well, si>x well, bake uase in layers. iuyi-ir, und put together with while icing. Grape Juice Ter—Boil one-quar­ ter cupful of sugar and one-half cupful of boiling water .for five iniuulcs. Cool the syrup, nnd add one-third cupful of grape juice and one-half tablrapooniul of lemon juice. Freeze and serve - in dainty glasaea. To the Pessimist. Shall lhe meoauro of our time all be waxted— . The stretch towards oblivions shores— . In crushing life’s fruits all untested Except for the seeds and the . core? While the fountains of earth are swift flowing And run to the, overfed seas. Shall we scorn the full crop of our knowing ' And'drink but the scum and the lees? Shall tho pHomise of truth fall un­ heeded— Tim uncoining joys of the days— While our shadow of sorrow is speeded To stretch o’er the light on our ways? . Shull the song that earth's fullness is singing. Be shut from our obstinate rars Wiiih* each flbro within • us is clinging To echo of fast-falling tears? PRACTICAL DAIRY BARN PLAN General Inatructfone Given its Cut atructlng Building to Accommo- Tho Rural New Yorker in rokponso to a query for a plan for a barn to knrlnc reply: The accompanying tl<>or plan of a ban. 31x50 fee?, and 30 feet Ugh from ■Ul to plate, witli gauibrol roof, would i ■ult the writer if he wfehod one to | houga 15 cowl and havo sufficient I extra spaco for needed box ata'lls aud granary. Thia barn should have a door in each end beneath tho gable for storing hay and can easily be fit­ ted with carrier and track running tho full length of tho lofL A ninefoot passage way extends through the bam for convenience in removing manure; ample width for food alleys Just this, in the creamery business; Correct Tests and weights, prompt returns,—this makes satisfied patrons, they in turn tell their neighbors of us, we get another patron, this cuts cost of manufac­ turing just that much and enables us to pay"a higher price. If you arc a patron of our creamery and speak a good word for us you are helping yourself at the same time. The more patronage we get the higher price we will pay. If you are net's patron of our cream­ ery , get our average price for the last year and compare it with what you have been getting and you sure will come with us. Come in and see us, or phone 533 and wc will call on you. We are here to enlarge the profits on your dairy, and arc sure we can do it if you will give us the chance. This is our third year serving you. We can show you a wonderful growth. WE THANK.YOU, but wc are not done growing yet. * Yours for a square deal the year round, CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO. THE DAIRYMEN’S FRIEND HASTINGS, MICH.’ PHONE 533 Granary falling to euro conaUtutlonal treatment. Hall’a Catarrh HOME MADF>^ ACETYLENE Shall we fonifil today mid. its pleasures y<J-LIGHTING and COOKING And count tonight's offer amiss— Thrust forlli from our souls the ono treasure— The exquisite nearness of bliss? Shall-eternity's span bring bul sor­ row . ,, You simply feed your Pilot tha gas pro­ And write but a bliJOu-printcd Acetylene not only supplica good, ducing stone Union Carbide, about onca M-mll. . light for the farm home, but cook­ WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS While t<xlay. and through every to­ is provided, and tho (table may be ing fuel as well—the hundred and a month—the Pilot does the rest. Aulomati.ally it males gas Just as you uso shut off from tho rest of the burn for morrow, . We pay you the HIGHEST The wheels of man's yictory roll? greater warmth in the winter. Tho one “systems” that Acetylene has It — just enough to supply you with brilliant white light in your home end PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ stable should bo tightly celled over­ crowded out, all furnish light only. barns — cooking fuel for your kitchen EVATORS. Wc buy and sell Aunt Fanny’s Chocolate (fake. head, and to avoid dud lu the stable I Acetylene gives the Country home range. Pilot plants have brought Four cupfuls granulated sugar, lhe Joddor may b« thrown duwh In | owner double value for his money. lhe greatest on a LARGE SCALE. We of City conveniences to one-half cup butler, one cup sweet thn apace between granary and box | As a result Pilot Lighting sys­ depend upon doing a LARGE the Country. ' Write for names o< milk, three tablespoonfuls Royal stalls. Tbo silo may bo placed on satisfied users in your district. VOLUME of business at a baking jjowder, slightly heaped, either end. Windows enough to flood tems now outsell all others. We Just ad J rest— SMALL PROFIT. II you whites of four eggs, one scant tbo stable with light should bu -pro­ era today the largest manufacturers of light plants in the world. Wo have a have never dealt with us, why lablestioonful vanilla, flour to make vided. and these should bo about five tig Eastern factory In Newark, N. J., and T. H. MASHINO not too stiff a butler. First cream I not give us a trial. feet, from* the floor, of single sash • big Western factory in Chicago. the butter mid sugar, mu| Him well LockvBox 55 Grand Rapid., Mich. beaten whites of the eggs, and next hinged at the bottom to swing In­ Smith Bros. Velto & Co. Pilot Acetylene Generators are im­ add gradually the cup of sweet milk ward a few Indies for ventilation, the portant and necessary features uf modern Op.C. LAS. Him 57 Mastiip coni Inning tho beating nil the tune. side opening thus made being dosed "Country Home equipment—juat as nec­ OXWELD ACETYLENE CO. Thc.n add one cupful of softffd flour by a V-shaped "hoppa/ aide." CHICAGO essary and quite as permanent aa ■ bath into which the baking powder has The following standard dimensions room or a beating plant. been thoroughly sifltsl: ’ The flour are given to aid fa planning a stable must be stirred in gradually, adding interior: Btablo should be from eight more sifted flour as needed-to make to nine fact high, passageway be­ lhe batter stiff enough.. Add va­ tween gultorn from eight to nine feet nilla last. You will never have trouble with lumps of flour in your in width, gutters about sixteen inches mcrgtn in to the Summer Scnrion cakes rf it is well sifted and stirred wide and eight Inches deep in front, six Inches deep on aldo toward drive­ offering continuous opportunity for in gradually. ■ any otic U> enjoy all tike ad van­ Filling for Aunt Fanny’s C.hoco- way, cow platforms from four to live tages of a coorvo nf Hustncas train­ late Cake—A ten cent paper of Ba­ foot in depth, according to alzo of ing which will positively lout to a Affords you a fine*place for an outing. ker's unsweetened chocolate shav­ cows, which .should lino up with their gi-xl nalarleil position through the ed or grated finely, dffiolved over hind feet ciotu to gutter, lateral well-known BOARD BY DAY OR WEEK. steam. While dtuolving add’ a spac^tfle/each cow from throo to EXCELLENT BATHING BEACH. lump of butter size of a hickory four fefet. bunks 18 Inches wide at top, nut. Boil two-thirds cupful of aud Med alleys about five foot in FINE FISHING 0l-6» West Grand Riser A scour, grmiiilab'd sugar in two-thirds width. Hog stall* for cows should bo • in-rrnoiT. micil PASSENGER LAUNCH AND ROW BOATS. A. J. 8HELP, Prop. cupful of sweet milk.' Before it Write f« cuulog. EL IL bbaw, Prca. PHONE FOR ANY IXVOKMXTION NHHDKD. ■ DOSTIR, MICH. boils add the yplk of one egg, then about 8x10 feet, nnd about four square stir In tIm.melted chocolate, (and fact of window sash should be provid­ <me scant tevpoonful of vanilla ex­ ed for each 1,000 pounds llve» weight tract if you wish.) Hu'R stir con­ of stock to be sheltered. The King wilh this. • Potatoes in Many Ways. stantly until it is thick. It will system of ventilation is tbo best for FIRE. INSURANCE Hilco or chop tine cold boiling poPotato Soup—Carefully made, burn easily if not constantly slir- a stable, and when the latter Is well If you ara not Insured or would latoes to make four cupfuls. Slice n-d. This will give enough tilling built, la easily Instilled. Floors should this is a very nourishing soup, xix- line, two inediutn-sfzcd muons. Stir I Hko to chango your Insurunca call rrllffht for invalids or children and for lhe cake and also for the ton t>e ot concrete, with standing plat­ lightly together. A-Miian, quanti ­ if a while frosting is not desired. forms of- wood. It desired. Walls Wa-li. pare, and slice a half doz ­ ty of minced chicken or veal, or: The tilling will keep a week in a msy bo built of nny material desired, en raw potatoes; cold boiled "omm salmon, or other cold fish, is a de­ cool place.—Exchange. . so that they, art tight- Double walls will do. Put them into a deep sirably' addition, but not essential. with air apace between are not need* *l«w-pau or keltic wilh two qudrts Prompt Ohcdlenri*. . EppH and Tomatoes. If any army’ ofllcer gave imlefl- ed, unlesH In thn extremo northern of water, and add a small'niece pf meal or a cupful of meal-stock. A itil,- coimniinds, an<l if he ilian^e.l part of this country. Into a baking dish, well buttered, liohlets of these coinmauds or frequently put two cupfuls or more of.stewed our Prepaid ___ ____ qunlilled them, confusion Would re­ tuinat<M-M. seasoned with butter, jl ’• a Stock receive sult nn.; an.! n nexiimion hesitation would arise in sun, salt, pepper mid one onion Ihinjy (!„<„,„|„U| lh. c*511 divw<nds Break six or mote eggs one • ... . .... ... lhe «oup cun be made, Scry pala­ sliced. • s. -semi-annually wis.lmn nf prompt <il»'<lieiici'. Uni­ by one into lhe cold tonili|>es. table Vuithout using meal. form olxSIinrice depends upon giv­ sprinkle cracker crumbs or bread­ num.- An in- _ Piil inlo the pot a handful of crumbs over the top. add bits of ing commands that aro necessary, Tlcklo tho* cow's palato and vestment backed by gilt edged ' washed rice and a very small onion butter null set in the oven* Uf hake in giving tltfin in no inistakaLli! crease her production. real estate mortgages and unsur­ sliced. .Macaroni, brokeij inlo bits, until the eggs,are set. Serve with I terms, and then in issuing no con­ passed for safety, Amctiicnrx and is a valuable addition to Iho soup, hot dry toast or boiled macaroni or flicting orders. net earning rate. Our 25th year in Tho good dairy fanner Is tho man bul not strictly necessary. Exactly, the same is Into of the rice. business, assets nearly Jl.OOO.IXXJ. appreciate itood roads. mother. If Her cnmninnd is given who ' Suliiner gently for Ibroo hours; Write for copy >,f our booklet in lenns likely to be misunderstood do not let it boil hard nt any time. ami bth. I'itiamial UtaUmeiti. Pulatq Sticks — Pare largo pota-. Every dairyman ought to have a o rif dlhllicting commands are giv­ loes. and nutinto “ liUcks ” . about two Cagitol en. the child becomes confused nnd igood soldering kit and know how to the -••up scanty or too thick, add long and half an inch squire. discouraged, mj<l consequently i lhe di-'iied quantity of Ixnlun-* wa­ inohefl Fry in deep . fat. . Drain and prompt obedience is-«lnio.st an im-. ter. TIimil let all boil together sprinkle Lansing, Mich. . with salt. These slicks ixissibllily. In addition lo this the gently for five' minutes. Rijinovn* Thero la something wrong with tho habit of givng excuses is very sure .dairy cow offered for aalo cheap these from Ih*- lire, and season carefully make a lempHin.* garnish for cold to bo developed. wilh salt mid -pepper. A very lit­ muats or nn omelet. Commands or requests Riven to tle 'rdery-salt improves lhe flavor. children and particularly In young BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Some like also n touch of paprika. fM RHEUMATISM MONEYS ANO SLADOU . Tho beet dairy cows will glvo tho children should be (I) reasonable'* Take out the bone and large (2) possible for the child to carry beat returns If handled quietly and plifaes of meat. If" liked thin, out. (3) expressed in language eps- 1treated gently. strain through a cplnnder. We ily understood, C4J not involving loo prefer il without straining. If po many details, (5) and not .subject to Tho scales will tell both with meat has been used, add a lnl*l"conllicling instructions or changes, imilk and bntter whether a cow la spoonful of butter and, if possible, The' child win soon lose respect 1kept at a protit or not. .1 small nzpful of sweet cream or fop the wishes of lhe mother who rich nitlk*. Tiie cream is desirable nil loo cbuirly does not know-what ' . We must not bo alow to recognlxo in any case. She wants herself. The mol her <tho fact that tho beat herds ora not Potato Croquettes—Heat an .eggi whose commands are given right. ,gotten together by purchase. thoroughly. Have ready some and in the right spirit has laid at 1 dry breadcrumb*. Mash a cupful Phone us and we will deliver to any part of the city. ' least one solid foimdjition stone— Pure air keeps tho atablna free from of potatoes thoroughly season witli that of prompt,, cheerful obedtatico. salt,-a lablespootiinl of cream. and Why Odr Cream Is So Good —Kinmn G. Wallaco in Farm und ‘diseaao germs' nnd other bacteria Home. «that always cat up tho prants. We buy our own creaiu and get the best there is on the market. Our. ice ralelir small' cream is nude by uiachincry and no baud touches it, thus waking it .balls wilh tli<! roll Ural in Impromptu Gush of Sympathy. Tho capacity of tho farm may -bo PUllK, WHOLttSOMB sod SANITARY. "Sometimes." reflected »h»-. ?|.far- Increased by building up iho silo so crumbs, and away in a cool | We make a specialty ol handling Ice Cream for Parties, Socials, Sunday Lv <iamc, “a man weeps at the wed­ as to make each acre yield moro. place for. s^eral hours. Just be-1 Dinners or any Special Occasion. ding of a daughter, because ho sud­ fore serving fry a widen browrt in denly realizes whaj n mean hus­ Garnish with slices of The dairy farmer should know what deep Tai. band he has been to his own wife fate milk coats trim. This la fait as hird boiled eggs. and is overcome-when he thinks of Potato safa-l-wifh French Dress-; whht may be ahead oS.the girl."— lmporfa.it as knowing what ft brlags. ing—Those who. do not like olive- j S4« J. W. ARMBRUSTER, I’rap'r HabtiWa, Mtoh. Judge, BANNEII W.uri AUV8. Ul oil in salad dressing .will De pleased Acetylene Gives Double Value RESORT PINE LAKE Spring Term Two miles from Doster 2 Business University Semi' Annual Dividend;-^ >» FOLEY KIDNEY PHIS If You Want Delicious ICE CREAM THE PALM GARDEN �------ ’’PAGE TWENTY THE HKETWGi BANKER. JULY H 1ML International Sunday School Lesson Ing 'uir ministry using Hi* gift to me? . In verse-19 the return and the reckoning are brought before u». Me catne once, ami in connection with Hi? coming there wa« a judg­ ment, that of Hie believer'? sill? on lhe cross of Calvary. Another Judgment is going on in the lives of . believer.?, the Judgment of thrir sins, tn connection wilh putting nway sin. 'The next pmlgrnrnl will lake place when He j-otm - again. His coining for His own is thp next prophetic event, unknown as to •Inlo, bul next in the oLlor of pro­ phecy; and in earthed ion wilh that event, the saints will be Judged al the judgment seat of Christ (Rom. 14:10; 2 Cor. 5:10'.. Tin? will he h Judgment' for work*. God judges once, and that i? sufllcient. Our •ins were'judged on the cross, and Hint settle* the sin question for .all who are In Christ. In the‘first IT’S TERRIBLY HOT Sunday School Lnwon for July 2C. ' By Lee W. Amrs. The Pound? nnd the Tnlents. Luke 19:11-27; (compare Malt. 25: 14-30). Golden Text: Malt. 21:21. , Introductory. Wr have before us loddy two partible?, one tn Matthew, lhe other in Luke; one concerning tlie Inlenta, the other concerning the ten pound?; one near Hie end of His la?t visit to Jvi-usalern. the -other hefonVthal visit; one to Hi? di*riple?.\lhp other to n larger com­ pany. \The two parable? nre simi­ lar. yet different. Ench ha? to do John fi:28, “Hini. when !!•• shall ppwith faithfulne?? during n time (N'nr. tfr may hnvo conlbknca. nml when the,Lord i? absent ?ervfce in not |h> n«hqmp<l before Him at Hi? the light of the return of the Ix»r*l. coming.* Thf-y rejoice lo meet Him Here let rhn call attention tn «e\rn “ful*?” frtr belieivr?:' (I) Peace­ nnd shy ful, beoauM justified (Roin. 5:1 •: *2) joyful, through Jesus Christ, or thankful, unto God for His Sbn. and will be! Roih failhful ones receive for life In His Ron. for the'ero?*. lhe same commendation, nml the for the crown, for everything same profnisc. 'Hiey were equally (Phil. 4:6>: (4' fearful (I Pot. 1:17: failhful according In their oppor­ ■ 3:15). Rot ns slaves of fear, bul a* tunities. In each rase Hieir faith­ walking in gorily wr: (5) failhful fulness is roimncnded and reward­ ' in aervlco. in tho light of His com­ ed. Nol nlulily bul faithfulne?? is ing; (6) fruil ful (John 15:8): nnd in view Iht,;. Tn each of lhein He (7) hopeful. (Titus 2:13'. WFailli- spoke commendation, promised ex­ ful Is lhe word in our present les­ altation. and i—ued an invilnlion. son. Lot tis in nur rmulilntion con­ WHhou!. recognition in lhe world, sider particularly , the portion in .norhaps, now their services are arknowledged. A place qs sonant? Matthew. lesson Divisons: is •■xclinttged for ;I 1)1000 as rult-r?. DIVISION AND DEPARTURE Tire sufferings of Ihi? present time an* exchanged for the joy of Ihy II. ABSENCE AND ACTIVITY. marked one? in the world; now 16-1R. they are God’? manifested one* A' letter front an allorney in IH. RETURN AND RECKONING. above Hie world. ■Keene. N. H,' recently brought the Once of lhe bay nun. flfl'; 10-36. \ m w? that, "Mr*. Anna Hinds, late of The Outline Developed. John 17:15-18); now neither of or Marlboro, N. H_ m her will, be­ . This is a part nf Iho Olivet Dis­ ill the world. What is "Hie joy of queathed one hundred dollars lo course (Ml. 21-55; Mk. 13; Luke I by Lord?” Road Hob. 122?. Hie Woman’s Chri'iian Temperance Can 21). Looking at chnntera 2t and 25। il be a joy In which the cross dues Union at Gardner, Mass- to be used of Matthew wo find they are in ' not figure prominently? Then A liirly blaze ua* started in Ihr for, il? general purnoMfc’* The three parts '1)'2l:l-ll, in which He lhe third man rnine. wilh hi? fault­ treasurer ryporh-d having received, speak? of things pertaining to the finding again?! his expr«s?sed ning the clieok from the executor «?f the Jewish end of tho age, including fear, his confessed n<m-u.«e.of that wIII. This ieg.ii-v was a great sur­ thn tribulation: (21 three parable? which befringed lo the laird, and hi? i I liv service? were comniriic- prise lo all niembei? of the union. concerning Christendom in this felilrn of il. Gul of his own Quick work on the part of Mr*. Hinds, whose name was on the age. 21:15-25:36;' and (3) prophecy mouHi is Ip* judged, and condemn­ roll |H>ok of Gardner union in 1895. of Hi? glorious coming when Ho ed. Instead «rf joy. weeping and flaming carpel and Iho danp-r removed from town shortly after­ shall judge tbo Gentile nation? (25: gnashing of teeili awatl seme. Be ward ami did not renew her mem­ 31-46). Our los«on is in the sec­ prepared for that day. O reader. bership iior often come to Gard­ ond portion of the Olivet Discourse, In the reconl in Luke,'note the riiption lind occurred. ner. Her lind remeifibpince of the Iasi nf the llip-e parables. In occasion for the parable <v H : the work of the W. C. T. U. is each of those three parables we that Lh<> kingdom is made promi­ When nn irrilnlrd horse doll, him much appreciated by the local And two classes of people. There nent v I? : lhe prominence of jlis whno ribiMiner?. Gardner union •ihsviviil its twenty-sixth birthday nre: the" sonant who gives food in return (V. I3.\I5. 23': the introduc­ due season; Iho wise virgins, nnd tion of annlhar class called "citi­ July 19. by sending flowers lo the lhe good and faithful sonant. re­ zens” representing the Jews, who. juries which were at firs! iielieyvdl thhty-lwo patient? at the Gardner spectively; ijnd. "in contrast with hi he fatal. The full impact' of hospital. them; the evil servant.'the foolish jeclinft in lhe killing of Slepben _ virgins, nnd lhe wicked nnd sloth­ (Act* 7); in the kingdom - parable, side of Hie hoy's face. A deep Mrs. Maggie Smilh Hathaway, ful servant. The first class rep­ rilles are in view (17. 19 ; lhe judg­ gash requiring seven stitches was organizer of Montana, has resents xtroe children of God. the ment on the enemies “iho cilirens" cut under his eye, and the frontal state been doing fine work in some of iho second class does not. Ih lhe sec­ most difllcult place? in Montana. ond class there’was profession, bul Nolo that in lhe flrsl «»f lhe hone bepeaili Were broken. The She says used ono bundled not possession. The conduct and three parables in Matthew <21:15­ Injured youth was driving the lime? mure-he energy getting iicople destiny* of Hie evil servant (24:48­ 51). the trouble began in the henrf horses nn n hay fork, .on I lie .Mc­ out to her meeling* than she had to 51). the lack of oil (Holy Spirit, of tho man who said “My Lord de-, Leod farm wesl of town, and was use lo interest them after they, • Romans 8:9) in the lamps of the layelh HI? coming." It i? predict- attempting to brush the flies.away In a monlh's time she or­ • foolish virgins, the closed door aud •><f that men shall act in Ihis innn- from one of the animals, who seam-1 came. four untor,? nnd two Y. P. Hie Lord's words “I know you not.” jier (2 Peter 3:3. 4), nnd nre not •?l irritated, when the accident oc­ ganized II.'.*. She propnsie? that wilh a the accU^itlon and judgment nf the some doing so today?. LM u« hold curred. A second Inter, lhe-men little mote mdnflr for posicra and wicked and slothful servant (25:24­ fast iho blessed hope, remember­ in lhe barn noticed that the team . 30) Indicate clearly, that these were ing that there is n crown of rialife- was without a driver and went to literature, and with a campaign- of speakers, the slab- can be not regenerated believers: instead niisness for "all them also that love investigate, finding lhe. lad lying giMHl. made dry in a short time. they were mere professor? who had His appearing” <- Tim'. I:R . unconscious on lhe ground with a the form of godliness (the lamps of Next we««k. The Triumphal En- pool of blood beside him. . the foolish virgins, e. it? but had Iry—Mk H:l-H. Sincerely your?, > not power (oil). In the first part Entering the home of George a line patriotic, prohibition pro­ !.<'<* W. Amr-s. • of our lesson we have noted .two Stuart in Campbell township, I’ri- gram. The union met at Hie home things. Division- and Departure. day.-night. a daring robber spirited The man travelling is -In* Lord away a.j.-wrl c.i,?c cnnlAiniug dia­ Jesus Christ. lie here- look? hemond? M'mlh The dead Iwwiy yond that present lime lo His death, Troy \V. C. T. U. of eastern conuf Sluart. wlm died that day. lay in irAjiiM'oui resurrection ami ascension. The i 'has hud n si niggle llu* lmu?e. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. bul| is gaining ’ ground. “fai' country” is His nretwml posiWorld's Rhnnka, the latter of whom i? u Temperance Sunday was a decided HorAnt tho right hand of the rnaTHIS WKKK'S NEWS IN daughter nf lhe dead m.-m, slept n sm't-e'S. nml. encouraging progress jesty\on high.' He “ascended far few feet nway from lhe jewel case. NEAR-HY COUNTIES. up almvc all heavens'* 'Eph. 4:10 . has been made in Medal Contest The burglar was npl heard, nnd This, is a different "far country” v But it won’t be next winter. F OUR COAL will be though—that’s what you will need next winter - “In time of feast prepare for famine. “In time of heat prepare for cold. Every fall there has bee^ a scarcity of hard coal and many people have not been able to secure~coal when they needed it. This year don’t wait. Place your order now with us. We have plenty of HARD COAL on hand and several cars in transit. Many dealers all over the country are now charging winter rates for coal, but we are charging summer rates for a short time, and advise our customers who can do so to place their orders with us NOW for their winter’s supply. R You’ll save money by ordering now. Edmonds Bros.—The Elevator Men PHONE 18 Southwestern Michigan than the one to which a son nf fall­ . on Adam went (Lfike 15:131. Our Jxird rame all lhe way from that "far rnunlry" to give Hi.? life, n ransom for many, and then God the Father "sei Him at Hi? own rich! hand in the heavenly places. Far algive all principality, amt power, nml might, and dominion, and every name that is namnl" (Eph. !:2o,'.’l . It i? “a man"; “the man Christ Je­ sus.” He loft the glory as God. Ho returned as the Gnd-man. • Ho -divided lhe talents “lo every man according lo his ability." jCoinpare Roman? 12:5. 8 ami I Cor, 12: - 7.. The talents are “Hi? good*." •Every child of God ha? some gift, nol every church member, how­ ever; for some are churHi mem­ bers who are nol member? of the church. “And .straightway took Hi? journey." In Hi? absohee wo see ono ser­ vant gaining five lalobl? wilh hi' five, another two with hi? Iwo. while (he wicked nnd slp'.hfu! 'ser­ vant. a jiiofi’sor only, made no'Jts? • >f that whirli'the Lord'* placed M his disposal. Ho returned it In , G.o 1z»rd. ho irfusod lo use it.' Wo note that, tho find two shopp’d equal faithfulness, possessing dllTor.'nf ‘ abilities. They increased lhe gift. Using the fiifC il increased, nnd this increase was for the Lord. L«t us bear this In mind in the u«e of wir gifts Eph. 5:16; I Tim. 4:13R>).. Luf. u« nolo hero that irr enn­ - renal with this parable, in Iho .par­ able of the pound? each received the same amount, and in ufing them they were increased Minmore, some Jess. One says ‘.‘(he in­ tended lesrfon is different, the’ rtifrillustrating equal frttlcnilly with different degree.? of advantage; I fee other, different degree?*hf improv*)• *nient nf the same opporilniilie?." Read I Corinlhians <2 on Hie mat­ ter of gifts, which*God heslnw? up­ ’ on His people. In *every helieyor a gift, lo ho used for Hi? glory. Lot ti«ra«k ,lhe question. What am I <!ning with God's gift? Il i? not mine, it is His. I am His.. “Naught have I gotten but what-.I received" G.Cor. 4:7'. In lhe light of Hi? return and lhe reckoning, in the light of what He has done for mo un the.cross. In lhe light of the condition of the world separated from God as it-is by Mid aud neo.|- A strnrifir Ihiiifi happened nl Ionin loss .later. The store of Compton nml llnusctinan in Saranac was figure represent ing Justice, and in robbed a few • ••ills fold a quantity one hand she has held n sword, bul of merchandise last. week. Tred weaver, an unmarried paralytic, it. How it happened none can tell, lias been arrested for the latter but il i- pie*uni' d .'h>- got tith'd. af­ crime.' ter a lonir vigih mid'began”to nod. until the sword dropped out. i.m-kily there Were no important case? pending in the court al that lime und therefore rm occasion lo use lhe weapon. A painter, hc.eu«tnm'ed lo *cnlh)g dizzy heights, climbed lo lhe While lliblxm Activities. lop of tin* dome, pin....I lhe swoed Through* the Flower Mission de hack in tho Indy's hand, palled her pari men! of ifie Verrtionl \V. ('.. 'J I.iimou?, (Mo.'- union gained form<-mbvr?hip riHitesl. Mrs. \V. P. VHiorpe wa? the captain on the winning ride. Mrs. Fred Mai lux won her honors in the elaborate fuasl given la Hie victor? and in the fine program prepared. A rfc'cpJion wn* given the new members. W. C. T. u. I’_ M.i-*- held lit summer con&ntioii June I.' in (Minton, lhe liiuno fawn of the pn-MdimL Mrs. Harriet E. Sawyer, who has sorxed in that capacity tiinelech year?. Mrs. Myrtle Spooner, state superinten­ dent of Sunday School work, was Hie principal speaker. .Interesting feature? «>f lhe program wore n of. county • conventions ha? been “The Temperance Re­ W. A. Walls of LohcII is plaiminn Ikdd in Vermont. . Among the symposium. form in I lie Pre?? of Today,” and a on shipping lhe entire mnynt of hi? debate. "Shall Women bo Given (he orchard to England this fall. Last l>ieM,|..|||. and Hight of Frnnrliisc?" and baldwins lo ♦Innhccsler and A Perfect Cathartic. Hij.-y brought siich.good prices that, aonl«mplatod for August. There is sure and wholesome ac­ lie will market his whole apple stop tion in every dose of Foley Calhnrthere this yeah Human nature is At a meeting of the Gardner tin-1 tic Ta!;!.-;.-. Tablets. They cleonse with never a gripe<• or pain. Chronic the big (fund ns it i? here. Tell an —................. - .. .ca«e? of voiistipaiion •tipalion flml fin' them inEnglitdinnm that he is eating an ........ . ........... weli'ome guest ami gave an iiiforvaluable. Stout people are relicyimported apple and he is willing lo mal talk upon Hie work of 11m W. rd of that bloated, congested feelit tnelo« any better than the home C. T. U. urging, with words of en-llng, so umunnfortablfl especially in 1 cnuragenieni. that the niemlHT?!Iibl weather. They keep your livproduct nr md. . pres* on in.the good fight................. |cr busy.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. x The king of nil the bin fish (hat inhabit Grand river and feed on I Im refuse from the stores that liiie-the east bank, in Hip village of pnrllaml.'w.i-. caplur.-d l.i-l week by Cha8t Towner, of Portland. This was a German carp weighing |8’£ pounds. Herman I- Swiff, (he Jormcr sec*, relary and manager . of Beulah Home at Boyne City, died-jU. hi.? Imine in Detroit, where he had removed hi? family Hhto frorarChi-1 •■ago, in May. His death resulted! from an ailment that had been giv­ ing him Considerable trouble fur several year* past, but which had! kept him confined lu hi? led fori Only about two week?. The fuller-1 nl was held in Eaton Rapids, Rev. Ralph Wuoton ofllciating. n died in (rump barlier, | Chink of henry Smith grand Rapids, HYicb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment , in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Store Phones— . Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 ■ Farm Phones— Bell, 651 . Citizens, 6251 HASTINGS, MICH TH HASTINGS Pr nm Ilia OurtbakcrylislNOT the foul, dark, musty basement kind. We do ALL our baking upstairs on the second floor where the air is fresh and pure and the circulation and ventilation fine. An absolutely sanitary shop in every department.* Td ma Star Bakery & Restaruant Phone 381 QUALITY BAKE SHOP Hustings, Mich, H. nff am AUCTION SALE tha mo an Having decided to quit farmins for a while, on account of poor health, I will have a pub­ lic auction at my farm one mile east of Michigan Avenue on the State road, Sec. 16, Hastings township, on By fa ing Ili nic Tuesday, July 21,1914 no Commencing at I O'clock p. m. Horse and Helfer 2-ycar-old gelding coll, broke single, or double, perfectly safe' Yearling gray Durham heifer Hogs 5 Berkshire shoats, weighing 100 lbs. each Three mixed shoats, weighing 40 lbs. each Chickens 70 good laying hens Farm Tools New Champion mower, 5-foot cut McCormick reaper, nearly new 2-horse light wagon, nearly new Top buggy in good condition Single buggy < ■ •Portland.cutter, nearly new 2-horse light bob-sleighs in good condition 2-horse riding cultivator Five'tooth cultivator Double-shovel cultivator, new Lever drag, 18 teeth 841. hay rake J offer tha following Five-barrel galvanized cooker Five-barrel galvanized watering tank Galvanized tank Water separatee Sausage grinder Hog sleeper Movable grain bin, 60 bushels capacity Ice cream freezer Number of Crates Shovels, scoop shovels, forks, corn plant­ ers, scythes and snaths, quantity of lum­ ber and two-by-fours, and large number of small tools and other articles. Harness New work harness Light driving harness Single harness • Many other harnesses ready (or repairing Miscellaneous Log chain 12 feet long New rubber lined robe Lap-spread Buggy whip Horse blankets 4 pairs of extra buggy thills Quantity of household goods Grass seeder Corn cutter Other articles too numerous to mention Lunch forthose coming from a distance NO BY-BIDDING lin ing an th Kr Co • vo mu Af Ou Ci Qu dr dr Af Mc Tnrmc sums ” ,5-°° and under 1 cEITlS nf Ol QnloOdlC. AI1 cash. Over that amount 1 year's time will be given on good bankable notes with Inter­ est at six per cent No goods to bo removed until settled tor, dr Ev dr WESLEY PETTENGILL, Prop COL. W.H. COUCH, Auctioneer BEN MERRICK, Clerk M dr Af pa 1 • Fa . dr • f � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-07-23.pdf 35afe924a8accea90a194048dc545a0d PDF Text Text IfeSE?1 THE FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 20 PAGES HASTINGS. BANNER. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 19H PART ONE-1 TO 8 • NUMBER 12 Attend The Hastings Chautauqua AUGUST 5,6,7,8,9,10 and II REPORT OF TREASURER Read The Fine Program Below. 31 Entertain­ ments For $2.00. Season Tickets Now $2. Will Advance in Price to $2.50 on and After August 5. Get Your Season Tickets NOW. CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS HAVE SPLENDID SALE Chautauqua Playground Workers ■ PLANNING jQ HOLO BIG COUNTY FAIR OF THE SCHOOL BOARD SHOWS BONDED DEBT WAS REDUCED $1,000 DURINti­ THE PAST YEAR. I \IRS TWO NIGHT FAIRS WILL SOURCES OF INCOME OUTSIDE BE NEW FEATURES Evening—Concert. OF TAXES YIELD $.12,750.64 Welch-Chrislensen-Baker Com­ pany. Drama: • Shakespeare's “Twelfth Shows That to Maintain • the Night"—Ben Greet Plnyers. Schools a Tax of About $20,000 Singh' admission 50- cents, Chll- ' One ('oii|i<)ii Admit* Yon to Night L giving the .Following is I he report of E. J. Edger, treasurer’ of the school board, fur the year ending July 13, 1911. Il is worthy of the careful study of Hi.■ laxpay-i Il shows Unit the sources of revenue out­ side the taxes are considerable, as follows: .$ 7.773.09 Primary Fund v Afternoon—Musical Recital. KI.91 Fines '. Marcus A. Kellerman. . .1,000.00 Single admission 50 cents. Chil­ Stalo Treas- Normal. . 2541.00 Co. Treus., Normal ... dren 25 cents. Tuition . 3,0 Evening—Grand Concert Westminster Choir. $12,750.01 Single admission 54) cents, Chil­ The amount raised by lax Instdren 25 cents. year was $21,529.79. nnd of this Sunday. 91.4MMI of principal was paid on Hie Afternoon—Sacred Band Concert. bonded debt of the district, which Bohumir Kryl nnd His Band. Single admission .50 cents, Chil-' is now reduced l<r $l,iMN). And an interest cliargi' of $283.25 was also paid. This would indii<ate that when lhe tioniK are retired, that UH young women In the above photograph arc nil enraged tn playground and story hour work on the Beil path Chautauqua system tills year. Ono of them ■will t» nt caeli CUntilnuqua. lections from the Oratorio “Tho lhe lax needeil to maintain the school* would be reilucrd to about Holy City" During six day* of the Chautauqua •> playground worker will meet with tho children nt the Chautau­ $20,000. ' ’ Bohuniir Kryl nnd His Band and qua tent. She will conduct n story hour fur the younger children nnd for the older ones will carry out a Hastings, Michigan. July 13. 1911. 'Hie Denton Grand Opera Company. program of athletics nnd physical culture. The Instructors for till* work hare all received thetr training In lead­ Treasurer's report for lite yeof Single admimion 50 cents. Chil­ ing schools in Chicago The playground work Is under the supervision of Dr. IV. A. COtledge, director of the 1913-1911: dren 25 confs. department 6t education of the ICedpnth Chautauqua*. Throughout the entire cquntry much .U being made of Receipt* Monday. story hour and playground work. Many public libraries in the largo cities bare a regular story hour each Saturday. Morning—Children's Hour.—Miss On hand July II. 1913.....$ I,fi73.92 Rrci'ivrd from ..primary McArthur. ' interest fund 7,7731)9 CHARLOTTE ANO CHICAGO Lecture, “Ups and Downs.”— Mr. Hecrivcii from city treas­ Adair. urer. tines 83.91 GIANTS TO PLAY HERE Single Admission 25 cents, Chil­ Received from city treas­ dren 15 cents.■ urer. taxes 2i.529.79 While Wiilklny <m Pen* Marquette Afternoon—Musical Prelude—Hliy' Games With Klning Teams Friday mar and Neff. anil Tuesday. . Dust bias Going Track. Was Father of Jack urer. Normal 1,000.00 la'clure—Sneaker bn anReceived ‘ ‘ from county Difiixon of This Lil). • nounci*d later. treasurer ... Normal THREE HASTINGS YOUNG M 250.00 Single admission 35 cents, ChilVII children under til from loans 1.5' K l.l HI Received ' JOURNEYED DOWN NOTED Etcuing—Children's Night—Haymar Received from tuition .... 3.01351 I was almost instantly kill? I by trout from oilier sourA'Neff and Merton & Colby.cea 4055 ■'.'tierday morning. Single adinigaion 5o cents, Chil■. -a • between Islrong tennis nml-'n dr<»n 25 r«knfs. fl .seem* that the old gentleninn COVERED 275 MILES IN Total Receipts Wtl.191.90 Tuesday. DJshiirsl'incnls. THREE ANO ONE-HALF DAYS of HUH Morning—Children's Hour-Miss Advertising and publicity $ 51.22 ii wheelbarrow load of ice, which McArthur. lie was ling buck to liis home. Lecture ‘nml Fro.’’—Mr. Bills tiayable, including । Failing to dislingui'li between the $1,000 school Ixmtls .... 5500.00 Adair. <Llii.i»n, i'l'vv Settlements Munn Bank 2.701 Himbli! of a rapidly approaching Single admission 35 cents, Chil- Books for indigent pupils freight train nnd Hint >>f a switch This River.- Durr Great Wn Board of Education 'ex­ I'nihg' performance 225.00 i vngiim Hint hail just passed, [u pense Evrnlng^-Joy Niglil—Kellogg-Hain5o.no' struck by the freight engine Census ■ 02.W l'*s im'ly hurled about Tsi feet. Singii* Admission 50 cents, Chil- Current literature strong* lonint ! skull was crusheiK jlxdli arms and Domestic Science depart­ IHtli.. Hint 1 ng "f legs broken nnd hiiyback wna brokmen! Admission to Children's Hour free Drawing department Io all. 5J12 ' Deceased Freight and cartage 49213 cost jb.llmnt in addition lo his son. Jack. Fuel regular admission HASTINOS MILLING CO. i-> a daughter. 4n this city. Furniture and general ap­ paratus PUSHING PURITY FLOUR I I'.flllll.TIlIb' Interest lonii 2H.I.J5 al the family home Janitors wages 1,5541.01 John bombard, Tli»ma< Exclinnglng 10 Pounds of This High Kindergarten department 385S and Mrs. Cora Blake of Grand HapArthur E. Mulholland Library tirade Flour For Each Bushel Maintenance of Wheal. Manual Training depart­ Cily to Have Septic Tank. C. A. Kerr, proprietor of the Has­ ment 197.00 According Io nvommriidal ions of tings Milling Company, has helped Music deparimi'nl Hie state board of hi-allh. I hi make Hastings one of the best mar- Ofllce supplies nml piisti.,'HUWtl. decided 22JR0 (link to lake care ... Repairs and improvements 7fi5.l7 the second ward. Septic lauka are Science department ■ 97JW n ri*HH*nt enrti-and xmtn>r on south m>W being, installed iit. cnuibi, as ilh-iiirtr biniisii stenographer nnd libra’rT- ' there will be mi more poyullon of an si roams in Um future from sewage. Superintendent's 'expense. .91 The lank will be located on the Superintendent and teach­ river-bank west of the woo) IhhiI ers wages 21,090.00 mill. In it.will lenninale the sewer ......... ... fainfly Tuition refunded 3557 it | will' unite nt Fourth Lak ward school limi*-'. Il will lie Total Disbursements $37,795.77 cheaper to install Hie lank than i| Balance on hand, July 13, 1911, would be to connect wilh Hie regu$2,780.13. Ull. d Jul; milted. In the fulute all sewage DON BELL VICTIM OF will be taken care of in septic tanks. Saturday. AT THE OPENING GF THE SALE Grand Musical Festival. . ON SATURDAY. A SURE Morning—Children's Hour—Miss INDICATION. ' McAiUtur. Lecture. “The Pnnhicf—Wealth'* —Mr. Adair." THAT THE NEXT CHAUTAUQUA Single admission 25 cents, ChilWEEK WILL BE A BIG SUCCESS Price of Season Tickets. Now $‘2.00. Will Be Advanced to FJ-'W ’ On Augilst 5. * The demand for season tickets Saturday can be lakrp as u sure indication. We lielieve of the certain success of the coming Hastings Cliaulauipia. As thu number of $2.fMl tickets printi'd is only JJKio. it would seem advisable liekels at Hie reduced rale to gel busy at once. On and after Wed­ nesday August 5. the price of Sea­ son tickets will be $250. Tile local As.«H!iaLion cnmiol control the price after the Cliautauqua begins. Hint lii'ing entirely in the hands of Hie Hi-dpatb Bureau. . Before Aug- season lieisels fur $2.(MI each, good for ih« entire 31 eiil<Tiaimn>-uts. or |e.4i than fl& rents each. • ' Tim BANNEIl philged lly sale of ply. nnd inltjnd to keep a ntipply iiiitil'tlie opening day, Olliers who made pledge* are also supplied, and ii will not Ih* difllcull to obtain liukels from those who made pledges. They <'an also tn* obtained aUGrigsby's Shoe Store. . As Hie ’BANNER has said befiire, n roinmundy Uml can linve • week <>f btich high clasw eiilerlninmeril* a- Illis ciiaiilatutua will tiring to lla«A(iigs for Hie small price of $2.i*> is indiM'd highly favored. Il is an opportunity lhol.no one can afford to pass by who can possibly arrange to attend.The licki'ls arc Interchangeable that one can arrange to go in the wiriiing, another in I he afternoon, ami still a Ihird one in the evening provided of course tlml the three are all memt|er*of the sahir fam­ ily. A husband who works in the factory mid can only attend even­ ings, mid tiir« wife who can attend .through I In* day. can gel alone very Tin* two great days in liastmgs will lie Saturday and Sunday, when musical urograms of the highest notiiing nt the Chnulawiqa Sunday filreiioon. In the nfleruoon of Hint day un>| also in the musii-al program^ will he in keep­ ing with the day—a sacred concert . by Kryl's band in the afternoon, niul in the evening selections frtun the oratorio "The Holy City" by Kryl’s Band nud Hie Denton Opera Co. Saturday's Grand ’.Mnsirnl Festi­ val will appeal to all lovers of music. . Following is lhe program in full: Wcdncsdny. Afternoon—Concert Dunbar Bell Ringers and Male Ounrlelto . Lecture, “learning Io Live in Cities"—Leslie W. Sprague. Single Admission 25 cents. Chil­ dren 15 cents.Evening—Concert. Dunbar Bell Ringers nnd Male Quartette. Single admission 35 rents, Chil­ dren 15 cents. ■ ■ T|inrs<ln.v. Morning—Children's Hour—Miss McArthur. Lecture, “Raw Malena!—The . Ig»nd"—Mr. ^dair. Single admission 25 rents, Chil­ dren 15 rents. Afternoon—Concert Rubel A Roberts. LiHjture, “Dead Lion»_—Lincoln Mr.Co'unell. . ' , Single admission 85 cents, Chililren |5 cents. Evening—Concert. Ituher & Roln'Tls. Ja.'ctur«', "The Haffhletl House"— "Edward Amherst OIL Single admission 35 cent.*, (Iron 15 cents. • Friday. ' Morning—Children's ’ Hour—Miss McArthur. — Lecture, “The Workers—Labor" —Mr. Adair. Single Admission 25 cents, Chil­ dren 15 cents. , Afternoon—Concert. „ Welch-Christensen-Baker Com­ pany. Lecture, “The Face Behind the • Far.-," Frank B. Wendling. Stngl»-Admission ^5 rents,. Childrtn 15* cents. joh"!dav,sonWr*PIosENJOI canoe trip DOWN THE AUSABLE PECULIAR ACCIDENT kcl towns along the*Michigan Cen­ tral. Ho calls attention to his ex­ change basis on’ Hour, giving 10 iKiiinds of Purity .Flour for each bushel of wheat Mr. Kerr has been pushing “Puri­ ty" hard nnd has established a big trade on il. not alom- locally, but umong people in other parts of -the slate. ' Notice to Dog Owners. All dog taxes must he paid on or before’ August I. Dogs on which taxes are unpaid after that time will lie taken care of by tho city. Taxe< should be paid to City Treasuruer or Dog Warden. • W. R. Jamieson. Mayor. Gleaners Picnic. The Morgan Gleaners will hold their picnic at .Thornapple, August Dili. G. H. Sloctfm, Supreme Secre­ tary of Detroit, will be the princi­ pal speaker.. > Every body invited. Waicli for program next week. Committee. Which Will Lay Him Up For a Few Days. Others Are on (he “Hospital List." Tho “hard luck” that occasional­ ly pursues ball teams, seems to be after Hastings just al present. Midge Kynett, while pitching (he llasUngs-Porllaiid game recently, was tripped while running to tlrnL base, and IliroWn headlong, strik­ ing upon his left shoulder, which has since been sb lame that he has been out of the game. “Dolly" Grey, the catcher, has a sprained’knee and is unnble to piny his usual higli class game. • Tuesday Don BeU, went down Io the fairground to mark out the foul lines wilh sonic while lime. When he opened the sack a lot of It Hew out. some of it Hying up into his eyes, rendering him almost blind temporarily. He returned to his home in Ypsilanti and probably will be out of the game for a few days. As Don was the third one to be incapacitated, the "Hoodoo" will doubtless leave Hastings alone for a while and scatter “favors" among other teams. But despite all this misfortune the home team is putting up a clas­ sy game of ball. It will Only be a short time till all of the b'ovs are on the active list and then the. very best of them want to look out. 1' Illy Crowd Attends M. E. Picnic. Fully 500 attended the annual picnic of the Hasting* M. E. Sunday day. Thero was the usual number of jolly youngshTn happy over a day's outing, blit the number of grown up folks was smaller thair m former years. All kiiuf- of eiijoyrhenls had been libepan'd for tlin ■aiiinsenient of all. Tle-re was a program of sport* .nml twi? bill games, one being i game between subs.chosen by Fore'-t Jordan and Herman Zerbel; .another between Article Tells About Calvin Hill and Thornapnle Settlement tile lunili.-i'-j.icl. plentiful squirrels, skunk -t of .lucks, s with-duck-1 including mother ling*. ■ . i)mi> of the mod .bcuulffnl MaywiKHl mid Gmy Crook. Mr. Zerbel’s team won by a 'Coro of ft l<> 0; Mr Maywo ----- ’ A tdg dinner a score of. 12 io . . doors. The youngsters and other - returned tired but happy on the'late after­ •'ltwmcr.fi- along noon train. Many ate..diea<ly talk­ ing about the picnic which will tn' th.' Amiable. held .next year. county, a litlli Cuuitrtr el Monroe pietnch, MsMJeville. iuurks There will be an ice cream social Hirst Housc'in Middleville—Built by Calvin Hill. at the hoim* of Mr. mid Mrs. Harry Johns4)n, Friday evening. July 21. Mr. JHu'lp* i* enthusiastic alwuil «Hi p.iKf-i.i oi ini-, issue m onEvery body is conlislly invited to the trip.. The. party look !wu ca- BANNER will t>e found nn cYccucnt Ihe county should read. come. There will he special music. biography ot Calvin Hill, the A member of I he Michigan His­ 275 miles from Rosicomiuvn to Au timnder of .Nliddlevi'lte. and some torical Co4imii-.smn writ*** from Advertised Letter* itabla on Lake U"i«»n in three and interesting informatioif about the Lansing that Barry County ought It —Il I... >,. v. --------- erirlv Hr si'tiR'inenl- in Jhornapplp. E. G. Barnum. Geo. Burr. Burman ................... and Wiley, Clyde Co' " " each morning, camping ■ W the i township. Tlio article is one of. Pioneer Society i- doing in rescuing :•’ found] those excellent papers read at lhe the history of this community and Hayford. R. Matthew! II. E. Patton. night* at Ih Inst rneeiinx* of the Barry Coutifx- for the effort being made to pro­ Herbert RcoK. Don Pioneer Society. IL reveals a tale vide mminmeuts for historic site Jacob Rennger. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JULY, 38. 191L PACK TWO DAIRY Warm Weather Wearables Correct Style FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN We have a large and complete stock of these things and you are sure to find many attractive bargains on our counters. and Faultless Fit JERSEY IS LARGE-PRODUCER Shoes thgt will fit the feet and be comfortable from the moment vou first put them on. Made of the best of leathers and constructed so as to conform with the linevof the foot without pinching. . Ten Reasons Given Why That Breed la Most Economic for All Purposes I —Also Coci Io in Disposition. Every Fashionable Leather is shown in the various styles—Colonials, Pumps, Oxlords. Our Prices Are Consistent with Good Shoes Women2From $1.00 to $4.00 Men . - From $2.SO to $4.50 From 50c to $2.50 Misses and Children _ We Sell Phoenix SilK Hosiery IRONSIDE SHOE CO Phone 176 Masonic Temple Building That thu Jrreey breed is the best fori Uiurymaji ra given in ien re*»ou» by R. M. Gow In an exchange aa fol­ low*: . , I 1. The Jersey la tRo luoal economic, producer of milk for all purjxiMO of dairying: that is. abe will produce ul pound of buttiT-fnl or a pound of milk (iiollda from icaa feed than ally other' I breed* of dairy row. This bus -boon. proved In donipethlve public testa. | - 3. Tho high i- rcentago of fat in Jer- ‘ rey milk and Its ••churnability" make It tho best for butter making. • 3- 1U high pvreentagu of milk solids makes Jeraey milk tho begt for cheese- ■ making. ( 4. Owing tn the high proportion of ' milk oolIda in .lerecy milk, which fur Lawn Kimonas Embroideries House Dresses Lace Curtains ' Dressing Sacques Apron Ginghams Wash Dress Skirts Lawnsand Chailies Wrappers and Dresses Silk and Lisle Hose Shirt Waists in Cotton Summer Net Corsets Silk and Linen Embroidered Lisle Hose These are only a few suggestions. There are many other desirable and seasonable goods. THE W. E. MERRITT STORE Phone 66 Hastings, Mich. L. GATES. CLOVERDALE FARMER HAS SUCCESS LOCAL NEWS n unlit me twice daily for Battle Creek and way pjiiuln. Hee Roy Wolf.—Adv. The oilier equipment of (he old city bank iiux been loaned to tincity of Ha slings. It has liven in[ staljed in the council chamber. Th# thanks of the BANNER [crew are extended to Mr. and Mrs. i Chas. Will for a I six of Windsor i cherries, hum Ohl Mission, .Mich., where Mr. and Mrs. Will are .•pend­ ing their vacation. Mr. nnd .Mr*. J. M. Hemlorson at­ tended the I’rudenfinl picnic at Is Lake in Grand Rapids, Sai­ nt day. They report a good time J|||( exceedingly COld Oil*'. Tlleid were nlMitit two hundred present. W. K. Kellogg of Battle Creek, of breakfast food jtiinv. look dinner al the Parker - house Saturday, en D. Cadwallnder is grading route L<* Grand Rapid* in his car. I lhe corner of Jefferson Mr. Kellogg vidted Hastings often hall street*, preparatory 35 years ago when lie travelled far lasing a new *i>|<-walk. . He There will M'.au ice cream social, hardware nnd grocery linns. al the County Farm. Thursday; evening. July ml. to be given by the! Fnink Egglestoji was or rested by Hastings Township Cemetery Clr-I peptity Sheriff I.ichly the latter part of hint week nn complaint of । The republican stale tonvcnlioii Janies Springer, who declared that will he held in the city of Kalnma- Frank was making with a stnyini of Izoii mi September 30. Jtirnrs 11. Kin- profanity, the air turn all the inane. >4 Ifawngitiit, will act as tom­ shade# of the rainbow. Mr. Eggles­ ton paid KiJMI in Jiiatic Cudwiillui jlorary chairman. , Wright Garrison, one of'the oldThe Jordan and Steele Manufac­ turing Company are advertising a KHh f /iralysM .aT'llio home of his new lawn seat this week. . Tills M'.it i« nut I he crude ill shaped kitld daughter. Mr*. Grace Biun-r. Whjle working in lhe table fac­ one ofh ti tlnds. but is "built for tory, on. Tuesday morning. Orin lomfurl and fully comes tip'W • !••• Rockwell cut an artery in his left requirements along that line.;,..,iAny wrist. lb-will be titinbb- Io resume one who enjoys silting in « lawn seal will do well, to get one of from tho leant quantity of milk, thuro i Is tho least amount of northlcM resld' uum. or water, to fa* handled. ! 6. The qUallb- of Jcraey milk—Its normal perciutaxi' of fat and casein— is such aa to/ender It most nutritious. _________ _______ . .................................. : und It is. tharefore. us human food, tho amII make tie- bhluiil-<- of tin* .*>-a-[ ma>l>- on tin- fotmlnin in Ihu court b<*st and govs farthest. •-••» nl Ih** farm r«>id«'in*e of Ho- yard. fl. The Jersey Is a regular and per-;'-"tt.-r.-E. B. rjtile*. 3 mifo- va-l of |f y,ul WIint p, p. p, Baliiy Crevk elstcnt milker, and this quality, besides 1 3>v< niai--. Mr. Gate- pui cli.i.-i il. ।,y n,,v Wolfs*daily auto Aagi-eer_____________________________ horse fmiii Or<-ti GiaiTmilb-r in,>m Na-diviHc. -Adv. ' I l II.; h"Lse I* W'-il and favorably Jnrol. E.lx-r was lakrti very rer' '....... ■’ ’ •*,'iiirir of Buny C<>un-; juti.-iy ill Saturday noon wilh ni'ti-rv. il by tlm b.-*t any whi-re.u-.ikra of lhe heart, hut is slightly qwets io stand htiy» betlrr. n.-xt tqlring ,*-a>on.>- r,.v. e. L. Sinclair will preach at a* i n- ar., bound toiili.; M.-iIkkU*!'i-hureh next Suinlny de lire slock of horses!'morning. ---------" ■ * - Hastings, Mich. GRANGE 11 ILL CORNERS. and Mrs. (gi-p.-r uf Indijifth, at pr<-*. A. Bpstol lias returned limm '•lit.from ia visit'wilh-frieu<|n-nt visit'with friciid* at Ifat'Je IfatlhMi*- Ixui-nr Mi*.» Loren.* Tiiikli-r ’ is spending Greek. Gale-burg. Aimu-ia attdi the week witlf 1 Kninmazoo. eiw of Dowling. • Mr. and Mr.*. Andrew Adnm-'< n-j Mr*. Tinkler's sister. Mr*. W- . ktertained Sunday. Dr. and Mi*, and husbuUQ, nturm-.i fa lion "■ " ’ ’ ' ’ " ' *..... — «• •• --lv> after nTevv day* Tinkl>*r and family. Pauline <>f Battle Creek" .'young lady from Chicago. west wooni.AM). .'ftp's Beth Benson of Lac Mn». Mae Leonard of Woodlam ‘ spending a few days al J. J Miss Heva Zimmerman. le-lerly’s. 1 Mrs. Jue Moore ami si*h*r. Mi Joseph Roe-ror mid Henry Schaib " The Misses Ruth hala-ock and Lirella TahuagcutpenL-Sunday with, lila McCarty. Flftyd Russell is working for S. Wariierv (lie. Mio Lednh Aspinnll of Has Mrs. Gertie Gaskill, has returned visited Mr.*. Henry Sehaibly to her homo here after a number of weeks spent in Battle Creek. where • John Bulling, wife and sons of ■she bturbren taking ' treatments.' W.MHllaud spent Sunday al'Will She rv|Mirt* feeling much better. Hauer's. Clarence Thomas, of W Midland, is visiting al J. J. Ilcstrrly'i-. have kindr wheal Ihrrebed. it nml ll»t<ished_il floln the Merrill NickFrwui of I, building hi# roituge on lea Tnjntrnlge. landing. The H are doing the job. ‘ bolug valuable In Heelf, renders the I Jersey the larp .d'milker Ih proportionj [ to her llvo weight. i 7. The Jeucy .is quiet and docile in dlspoaitlon. coming into usefulness early, and Continuing It into old age. strong In constltnUon' readily adauHug • iicnteif to every variety of climate. K She |«| the. most buautiful typo l of dairy row', with the bed conforma­ tion and th<> be»t-ahupcd udder, uno of ■ !». She breeds true to type and trans­ mits all these qualities to her off­ spring.IV. Jenu-y dairy products, tor qual- Weflm-sday from tluir nmlliernI Mr*. John H.uier1 of-Wr»idi:ind. trip. They import a line time with I and her brother. Munford Hoppe, of lol* to see. Fratii’isco, .called at lhe. home of Waller B«-nch and wife and DaviiP Mrs. ilarofine Ifawr nnd’ Mn». Will Bristtd motored "to Penlleld and । Hamu* one dav last wii-k. . were the guests «>f Shii’lcy Parrott; Mis- Lizzie H.-l.-rly spent Sat- ThMe who have once used them ire nut aatlaflad with tho prod­ ucts yi ahy other breed. •r. uif.- and chlldn-n in Woodland. ■' of Carl Bowman and- R.-mi Fisher < VHAT Mrs. Minute Hishridget; i* enter, laming a sister und hiislmnd. Mr CAUSES LUMPY llulb-i Worth hospital Friday indie Mr. and Mrs. Fred Konkb ipprat-'d upon for ni-peiulicilis. Widm.-day for Wiehila, <110 i* reported us\ getting along where-they will reside Util April. Their son. Albert. i •pleiididly.' inft violin inti.-le in th'* have as inslructor 1‘rie-f. wh<» has spent years tn lhe ................ . ..... sident of the 'col­ repair business in Woodland, lb* lege. Fred Kbnkle ha* rented his interest In the barber -shop to Jay Im* an adv. in this issue of the HANJllakeney. MILK Frequently Due to Infection Carried to j the Udder From Other. Portions of the Cow's Body. Lumpy milk is frequently duo to in­ fection with germs which gain entrai.i- either through the mflk ducts. Mr. Wage Earner Do not make the mistake of thinking that cooking ^ith gas is expensive,, .It is a saving not only in dollars and cents, but it is a "life preserver" for your wife, as this weather is tob hot for her to drudge over a hot wood or coal stove, Why not como in at once and "get next" to our eaay payment plan, which enables you to purchase the handiest of modern kitchen appliances, a gas range, by a . small payment each month, ..Deny yourself one five cent cigar a day and pay the gas bill. thornapplo Goo & Electric Co Phone Mo, 5 'ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE." ,d.-r Ju t‘>.. .ircpiaUoh from other por-j tibiis of tho body. ExcvBHivfi feeding with largo grain rations verms -to Iiuvb'a part In causing tho trryblo, lu soniu cas.--. In tho absencerof com-: petent local veterinary help, give a B.huuhii.. ■ • moderately light, laxativo diet, with a ‘•H-tu.«< k.-t-uiiig vs. Home Mukiti, roasonablo amount of exurcisu. Re­ • Etta Smith. duce tho grain feed temporarily, ut least und give tho Udder long con-, tlaued hand rubbing pud geutl# massago. A mild physio may bo very I .. E. Bai num. hlpful.’ The dose may bo from ono— E. Smith. to one pound Of epsoui salts, dis-, irgmia Inn* receull; solved in three pints of water nnd. for Mate-wide piwi given as a drench, the exact dose de-' oi Parkcirbuig. We.-t Virginia, had pending r.|.on tho sixe and condition, II. E. Ifiiyo, u d.-pmy internal t-o|- of tho cow. iei-toi1; MiptTv-i.M- Ihn destruction of nlWwril II BHUEXS MILL Burdin Briggs' was ii EXCELLENT FEED FOR COWS Roots. Are Especially • Effective With: Animals That Freshened In Spring I —Increases Milk Flow. • Roots -uro- excellent feed for dairy ' -Mr*..Myrtle .llobiiiauu uiuIMr. and• Jh,*. HuwatM Jom-H and litlh* s<m . cows und are especially desirable for the fall and early winter, as they are Ami Jfaii.il. l»alauble. easy to digest, aud stirnu-, ■ late the tlow of milk. They arc espovi-iling ln-r cousin. Mr.*, : clatly cSeetiT# with cows that freshand family. i-m-il tn the spring, and whoso flow of l.ib'ii .'Hiv- r is sju-mlihu n' milk has boon depressed, during tho - with her sister. Mi-. Floyd,f summer tn cans* of annhyanro t>y flies They uilctidvd tutVUilloh at aud tnosqnltMB nnd unfavorable pas-r tur<- i omiiuons. If such arb given a | . liberal supply of-roots when brought. [ io real! f. edfng, tb" C[W ”f ®Ufc is •r iinkie. ih.it- morning. ..All ofr ofton m'auriatly Increased. Lou grain i.-nd* here hope for hel- u speedy | Is required while roots aro being fed | 1 Tho change from roots to more grain Khnuld bu mado gradually adding i Tho mcats of pccap nuts may easily’ I grain nt the rate of ono pound for ten be Z : i jyrd it they are first plared-ini • pounds of roots withdrawn. a^ran nnd bolifng^waier poured river them, says flijtA^rutttrn Christian Ad­ vocate. AJprtv'them to remain in tho Tho dairy farmer and tho man who • nterkaffo nr fl'i minutes. When the krnps cows aro very frequently two tracked tho meats come cut different propio- H •* dairy farm^Without trouble andauro usually whole. —BAXSEll WA.VT AUVS. PAY Hastings, Mich., July 15, 1914v Dr? j; o. Mccurrin, Hastings, Mich. Dear Sir:— Wi^l you kindly write me your reasons for selecting , a •‘Victor Victrola,t in place of any other musical instru­ ment? x j . . Yours Sincerely F. R. PANCOAST, ■basxeH wun aovs. pav—^J^ Mr. F. R. Pancoast, • Hastings, Mich. Dear Sir:-Answering yours of tho 15th will say that I. believe in placing the best music before the young. It will early mould their taste for good music. The •‘Victrola’'.with Victor records offers the highest class music interpreted by the best talent in the-world. Thus the combination of Victor Victrola-Victor Records and highest talent gives me just what 1 want for my family. . Truly, yours, . DR. J. G. McGUFFIN. Hastings, Mich., July 21, 1914. AMMMM �THE HASTINGS BANNCT. JULY g. 1144. LACES. PERCALES. PRINT. Muslin Fine Torchon and Vai. Laces, worth up to ioc, Rest grade of Standard Print, 36 inch Percales, in dark and ■ light^kest kind. Red Tug dark or light Bleached 10c Sheeting-, Red ' Sale price , Bandings, Shadow Laces, Tag Sale price • worth up to 50c, only PAGE TURKE DOMESTICS. Good TABLE LINEN, 23c TOWEL VALUES. Unbleached 5tec 3fcc 73>4c 19c REMNANTS. A table full of fine Remnants from every part of the store. 5c Mercerized Tabic Cloth, pure Extra large .Turkish Rowels, white, good patterns bleached, worth 39c, Red A job to close out at only Tag Sale price 10c . 23c RED TAG SALE SAVE MONEY ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY. UNION SUITS. Every Solitary Article in the Store at Reduced Prices duringpthls great Red Tag Sale. It’s not a sale on a few things, nor on a lot of old goods, but new, clean merchandise, and everything in the store is on sale. Every arti­ cle will have a Red Tag on to tall you the safe price. RED TAGS on Dress Goods, Linens, Laces, Sweaters, Domestjcs, Dresses, Coats, Skirts, Sult Cases Hose, Underwear, Rugs, Snades, Men’s Furnishings and everything that’s in the store. 23c DRESS GINGHAM. A table full of fine Red Seal Gingham and Lawns 8c CHILDREN'S DRESSES. A big line of Ready Dresses, ages 2 to 6 BALE 8TART8 FRIDAY, JULY 24th. Store dosed Friday morning until 9:30. A POSITIVE SAVING OF 10 TO 50 PER CENT ON EVERYTHING. READY TO WEAR COATS, SUITS, SKIRTS AND DRESSES Made 39c SKIRTS AND COATS. Fine $5 60 and $6.00 Skirts, also Raincoats and short Black Coats ' $3.98 COATS AND SUITS. We expect to do a tremendous business in the above Department. Prices have been reduced so they will ob­ . tain results. A big line of coats formerly sold for * $10.00, made in the latest styles in fancy and plain. Price......... $4.98 A whole rack full of fine spring coats, beautifully satin lined, sold up to.. $20.00. Red Tag Sale Price.. .$9.98 Fine Suits some worth up to $25.00, made from the best materials in the new colorings at only........... $9.98 Winter Coats (Why not buy one now? It’s only a couple of months and you will need them). Plushes, Astrachan and Kerseys $15.00 coats at only .................... $7.98 Skirts—Two great lots at.................. .................................. $1.98 and $3.98 Raincoats and Dusters in all sizes with Red Tags. Dresses—We have- so many we can’t itemize them, but every garment has a Red Tag that will make them go fast. WAISTS—UNDERWEAR—HOSE. Our entire stock of waists ranging in prices from 48c to $5.00 are lotted out on a great big table with Red Tags on that will make you buy one whether you need one or not. Come and see. Underwear from A to C are out on the counters. Big lots strung up for convenience. One big lot of vests with half sleeves or without at.. .9c 15c and 18c Vests, strung in bunches, . at only ..................... 12c 25c and 35c Vests, very line Macco cot­ ton, at ..................................... 19c Ladies’ Black or White Hose, strung up, qt only.............................. 8Vzc Silk Hose, not the thin and flimsy hose you generally buy at 25c, but a really35c value at only.................... 23c Boys’ and .Girls’ Wunderhose seconds for the Reg Tag Sale. You can buy them at only . r.............. a ... .11c Men’s Socks in black or tan at only ................... rw.... Men’s fine Wunderhose or Silk Lisle Socks ................................... w21c Great values in Muslin Underwear. Come and see them. TOWELS. $4.98 $1.98 Miss Sarah Baitinger visited rrlalivpsh nt Bay City parlXif last week. Miss Arina Burkin who Is taking n course at the Summer Normal at Kalamazoo was home over Supdoy. Mrs. John Benedict nnd two sons Judge Lew L. Thompson of Alle­ of Greensboro, North Carolina were gan ..amt Bert Smith of Nashville, guests of Mrs. L. E, JJcuson lust wbro in the village Saturday look­ week. ’ . . ing after their interests in lhe Miss Myrtle Cajwel was nn over coming campaign. Mr. Thompson Sunday visitor with friends in Del­ is -a cohgHMtsional aspirant and Mr. Ion. Smith (or the office of Slate Sena­ Mrs. John Trego of Irvifig is tor from this district.. visiting a few days with her daugh­ The ventriloquist and sliglrt of ter. .Mrs.' C. D. Gam. hand performer who showed at the Mr.* Herl Snuggs 'and diuuliU-r town hall. Saturday mght. drew a Mrs. Until Smith of Detroit spent large audience. HiiR work was last week amt the for.* purl of this very good. week visiting relatives m the vill­ Jacob Greitfel and Frank Sell li­ age. . mner made a business trip to Rat­ Mrs. George Hecker an<| little tle Creek. Thursday by auto, re- grandson of Kalamazoo-arc making lurnfrig home Friday.' a few days visit wilh the. II. L. Fred Rtemenwhnenler of Chelsea Wright family. Mr. and Mrs. C E.' RowJader -ac­ visited Mr. and Mrs. John Hauer companied by Miss Florence Wilhe latter part of the week. Miss Ix'tra Barnes is spending n rick of Edmore, who is I heir guest few days wilh her parents in Hast­ lor a few days, mid Miss HPirtha ings. Hynes, spent Sunday in Grand Rap­ John Hauer allended, the Rural id.* making lhe frin by auto. • Mail Oarrieni ronvpnlinn nl Del roil ■r.-Mxe. -Laxi- Hurkle. ami dimglilen as a delegate from Barry County. Marie, visited her parents near Victor Hilbert was an over Sun­ Like Odessa last week. day guest of friends al Wall Lake. Mrs. Ollie Blocher arrived home t rhe Misses Mary and Ruth from Union City, 0., Friday when* Holmes were guosls of-their aunt. she was called to attend the funeral Mrs. .Matie Brown in Grand Rapids of her mother, Mrs. Zuni Crum. last week. Mrs. W. H. Mohler and daughter R- R. Atchison and Mrs. Dorothy-and Katherine were guest* Mawrie Phillips visited friends in of relatives In Hastings Saturday Nashville, Friday. and Sunday. Woodland \V<* want you (0 sec' our fine line of Lair Cur­ tain.*.. We are offering some extra .special val­ ues in Ibis Red Tap Sale. Notice our prices: Rutile Curtains mid Nottingham Curtains only :KJc Big showing of line Nottingham Curtains in while or creani, value* up lo- flJK) at................... S9c Fin*- high priced Curtains; some sold up to 9X00. we am going to close them out al only$!A8 I’orlicrs worth up to Si.(X), al only ............ $2.48 SikiXI Portiers in heavy DarniiHk, at only ....$338 Couch Covers In different patterns................ 98c 4,/6c NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. 39c SUIT CASES. A special value in re-inforced black Valross Suit Cases 98c SWEATERS FOR MEN. LADIES AND CHILDREN. W<- have now a complete line of Sweaters that will feel pretty good in the cool evenings in Au­ gust. Huy tliein jiow at the greatly reduced prii->*. 'lhe RkDTAGS will tell you the low prices. ■ . • MEN'S FINE UNDERWEAR DRESS SHIRTS. yiES, ETC. MEN’S UNDERWEAR. Fine ribbed Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, brown, cream and black Wo carry the best a* usual, the well known “Vas­ sar’' Underwear for Men, nil styles of Union Suit* id .............. 89e A good quality of Men's Union Suits at only...42c “Slag” Brand Dh-m Shirts, the best a round dol­ lar ran possibly buy, this sale 89c will buy tlu-rn. . Beys' Pant*. Dre.*.* Shirts nnd Ties at 23? and 42c Men's mill Hoys' Bathing Suits al Red Tag prices; ONE PRICE TO ALL SILK VALUES. 39c Light or Dark Colored Shirts, in all sizes FRANDSEN & KEEFER SKIRTS. OVERALLS, 39c. Men's well made Blue Denim Overalls LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERS AND COUCH COVERS. HASTINGS LARGEST AND BEST STORE A big line of fancy and Ladies’ Wool Dress Skirts in plain Coats and some good . black and navy, to close out Jfaml Towels, bleached* and ’ soft, at only ’ all wool Suits, choice 19c 25c Big Values. Ladies' Union Suits, no sleeves and lace trimmed, at only • MEN'S SHIRTS & BOYS’ WAISTS. RATINE. 19c RUGS. 9x12 Wool Fibre Rugs, worth $9.00, Red Tag Sale price $6.48 27x54 Velvet Rugs $r.ig. KIMONA APRONS./ RUG VALUES. 9x12 Seamless Brussels, value A big table full “I fine all silk 36 inch Raliiic. iif dark colors, Extra roomy-and long Aprons Mcssalines, Taffetas and worth 85c, Red Tag Sale' $16.50, sale price in dark ami light Tub Silk*. vahie'85c.to $t.q/ 69c 39c l.awrcni'o mtttfrl and family EAST WIMHH.AND. stieiit I.tM week al Waldheim, .Sad­ Harvesting and haying is nearly dle Bag lake. finished in thi* xh-inity. Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Holly pccuinMr*. Katie En|..r culled on Mr.*. paniml by Mrs. Hnuggs ami Mrs. , , , .M. 7.. C-ook was in Grand Rapids, .^pitlh of Detroit, motored over Io ,jk" Eaton Rapids. Friday, !•> get their cottage ready for Un* camp meeting I. Bernard Taffee was in Kolmuawhich began Thursday and lasts ng to.ilpte l'ow :7_„„ ..y,,,. stinday. ten days. A number Jroni here ex­ Todd was in Kalamazoo ing new auto*. pect to'attend. Mrs. (Ira L<-lnii.>ii -mu mra. i-crry; . , Lewis Christian mid fauiily are jailer’s gnrnd- " H- Pl>"r W:1M ”> Kalnmatoo spending a couple of weeks at (heir Lehmmi-visit.'d'Hi.mother. Mrs. I’mt-. ■>( Jgiko Od-s.*a. [Monday on legal l.usinrss. VneedaEest-. cottage, nt ' “ 'Thursday. ' । Judge and Mr*. CfOment Spiilh lake. ' Th.. nrrnJ' ’ Misses l.utla ai d Mary. Ba<-ln-li>r. h-ti W.-dm-day fi.r Hay View. Mi*.* Thoma* of Grand Rapid.* '■ " .......... .... is sitinu In. and Mrs. McGutlin. Krass\^°iriea<r,||1 e'r aYn*' r.-lu'rii.-d hmm1 l“ "lorkhridg.- Iasi Flossie' and’ Eleanor Will are grass off near the roots, causing tin* • ! lawns Io bhik as if burned out. |I Mr*. j Orson 0..^., Baser’is eiilerlainiim Mr. and Mis. D.fn Lewis m-r Some n-p<nt tlimf culling ..IT th.- Ih.’r Ii.t Alb-it Triukati.*.' of i flic hall pun- in Lowell .Sunday. oat*, there ar.* IhouMnds of them. Plymouth,".! ’ tin* .. "....... <**-—-• <­ mid whether they make a raid mi Mr. nnd Mr< Vohiey Pear-sal of all vegetation as is reporled. from Grand-Ledge *p--ui part of Iasi' other parts or not remains io In* w .... k with her *i-l*-r, .Mrs. T. Sro-I seen: A spraying witli arsenate of field; . ' 1 Mr*. Ih-.llf Oilton, of Portland, lead wilbdeslroy them. visiting in the city andj-ountry.-Miss Lida It. Fast of Spnrta is There will he no preaching ser­ visiting old friend- in East WdfftlLeo • Clufndler «>f Charlotte, uppnt vices at the M. E. i-lmrcli thirnexl fi-w day* al Wall lake, last week. two Sundays, on account of the N. T. Diamontt of Grand Rapid*, pastor attemfing camp meejing at Tylel* and. family, i.din Rupe amt___a* in tin* city on bu*int*M.' MenEaton- Rapids. wife, Mr. and Mr*. «'rr Everets r.vrn-ts mm mid. <iny, day. . ' . Hecker u.*o» took a./... IripMoI ’ Madalinc ...... .......... ,fc.............. ........ ...... Ezra Doll is-remtidcling and re­ j[Henry »cury n*.-cs«;r auto MrBpdc of Grand Rapsiding his house. A. L. Cooper and lonia Sunday lo vi*d 'friends. >fiend». . ids, d cf Msds'.fuv ids. is lhe -;;. guest of Miss'Madeline The friends Thp friend* of Mr.*. Mrs. Vernon Brown. George Rowlnder doing the carpen­ ter work. Beardsley will IIf-ulad k-glad to know that | — Blossom — Mr. ami Mrs. T I/ow are has .returned from the Howell entertaining company from KalaMrs. ^olomon Blocker^ of North. she : ‘■mazoo. Sanilarium much improved in inkmazoo. . ‘ . Casletdn ir reported seriously ill. health. । C. W. Jordan of Bedford, was in ’---------------------- — the city Saturday—on business, of -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. -HANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.- course. • ’ 37c $12.00 9x12 Axminstcr Rugs $16.50. Miss Charlotte Benham attended e M. B. I'. picnic al Griind liap*. Friday. M.r*and Mr*. D. R. Foster will atu-nd the Covert Reunion at Saranac Thursday. - - ' Chas. Doyle and family nre'qjpcupying the Wespinter cottage al Wall lake. Mr. and Mr*. Dan Lewis attended the fuperal of Mrs. Barney Brook* in Nashville. Oscar Tvden was called Io Chi­ cago, Sunday by the serious illness of his mother. Miss Eugenie HiSiwn. of Chicago, visited friends in the city Hie for® part of the week. . • Mrs. A. C. Brown returned Sat­ urday from » two weeks visit with friends in Chicago. . . . Jos. Pllug, Sr., of Grand Rapids, was the guest of Hastings friends the first of lhe week. Wirt. Hardy, of Hinds Corner#, spent Monday with his daughter. Mrs. L. Willison. Miss Myrtle HoufMaller enter­ tained a friend from Grand Rapi<|s Saturday and Sunday. Mr. mid Mrs. L. M. Hilbert from Wcqdland visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holly, Saluiday. ' Mrs. Thos. Cornelison and. chil­ dren. of Danville, Kentucky, are visiting friendszin lhe oily. J. W. Godfrey and family of Charlotte, formerly of Freeport, wen* nt Gun lake Inst week. Estes Rqrk is visiting in the city, having returned /rotn a two Weeks visit in Mackinaw City. The Misses Maude and Katherine Ironside left Monday for a two weeks visit with friends in Canada. •Miss Gertrude Smith returned Tuesday from" Piqua. Ohih, _where she had linen visiting for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. .Ed. Seipz left Sjinday for a week’s visit with friends in Coldwater. making the trip in his auto. Mrs. Frank Langslrom of Cinrinnali. 0. is thi* guest, of her par­ ents. .Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Hender­ shott. -*• Mrs. tieorge Hooper and children, of Mfiirpliis, Tenn, are here for the summer visiting relatives, and friend*. * ■ Miss Donna ana r.ivira Durkee left-Snturday morning for a week’s visit wilh cousins al AlnrtT and Belding. . Miss Charlotte Benhani spent tin* Week-end with -Mr. amt Mrs. Geo. Coleman mid faintly al their cottage al Wall lake. ■ . Mrs. John McQuarrie and granddmiKhlcr left Monday for Victor. Mich, where they will visit rela­ tives for several weeks.' . Rev. II. IL Bready left Monday for Ludington, where his family are slaying. He will be here again one wpek from Sunday. John Mate, of Grand 5Upids, is . visiting his children in . this city, coming last week, and renewing old acquaintances. Mrs. Male had been here for several days before he came. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. JULY 23, 191 i. IAL MENTIOhJI Mr.**. Allie Hock of Grand Rnpid.is visiliug her sister, Wrs. D. S. Goodyear. Mira Ada jiradloy has mrno to Saline to visit her sister, Mrs. Ed­ ward limine. ' Mix Haftli Belcher, of Lake Odes-a, is visitiim Mr. nnd Mrs. Junie.-. Gower. Mr*. Albert Leins of Ibis city is vlgiliiig lu*r iiarenls, K. E. Pel 1:1 sou iu Albertn, Canada. Some one. who was evidently afraid of catching cold'on SalfinliQ night, slob* a blanket from Couch's livery stable. Mrs. E. Diamond went to Gimld Itapid*. yi*Mcrday, to attend the. wi&lmg of her grand daughter, Mrs. ijtwrencc ColgiDV** and Mils Ennina Goodyear attended the Jobes-lhamond wedding in Grand Rapid.-, yesterday. Mrs. John Wi'issci i.-and; daugh- Munday fur l’l»ila*l<*lpin;i, .whore (hoy will vMl relatives. Mt - D.. ll-illy. <*f Wdoill.ui.1; Smith. of Delniil. visited Mr. mid Mi-* izora 8hi*!li*nl»;irg<*r went SMunlny Io mak* a tw*> wv -k\ vis­ it With hoi* uncle CaplaliL^helh'Ubanp'r and family of Irving. Mrs. Anlliony Bolh nml d.-iughler Rapids. Mis. Both returned Mon­ day nnd Miss Lois reniamcd ton. a daughter. Ixirnlhy.. of '!i)*ringli«*M. HL vrsilrd his brother bounty Clerk Roy Andrus and family lhe fore GRAND HAVEN, MUSKEGON RAILWAY AND GOODRICH LINE STEAMERS AFFORD SPLENDID SERVICE TO VACATION SEEKERS j7t this Store Mill Mean D'9 Savings for you We specify a few of the wonderful values that await you here The summer season is not half over and these seasonable goods can be bought now at a fraction of their regular value. Our new fall merchandise will soon arrive and we have priced -all summer . merchandise at rock bottom prices for a speedy clearance. Come as early as you can and secure the best choice Thirty-fix gan’s population. Thi1 Goodrich it-n<|e:icy toward belillb-ingl train* daily helween these citie !Line Steamers an- lln* finest on the rm poialimis. grvnr public permits the vaeation M***’keT and n* Likes, equipped wiih eviny* modern with nn iiielinrtltnii toward [ sorter Io visit Spring Lak*-. Lak 1 l onvenience, and mnk** landing at । till the famous ro-otls of Michigan's ■nd ini-- 1 ‘r until (he well 1 cool, hctdlh'ful nml .-iiTnmiiiodaUng inauniflcont hike*. run* dry" is hue. which is aiiiilher । huleh und their (milling benches.;, Every summer fens **f (housand* way of iMtyiog we*d*> ind appreciate 1 go|f links,' t**iuiis roiiris, fishing <*f people, from tl*** heal infcsled 1 In-'bl*'*‘iiig* w** have. ' ' * grounds. dnHcititr rtnviihni* and boat-I |rili**s of the eoiilineiil enjoy Hie । blessing afforded by Hu*sa* two great Among th** hl***sing* that are be­ illg lurilili**? ing appreciated. how.*;v.*r.-by th**us| public'utililies in ii-nti-porliug them iication •pni kly und jn coiilfurt Io pofnb iiiids of pc<*pb*r espoeinily during 1 when* the tired niiml and body ran 4p|.*iidid7*Tv i****.* of Hi** urv.il Grand I Grt-al Lake.*' r**s»,rls. Th** palatial lay aside the tedious routin'* of duly ll.ipi*!*. Grand Haven A Muskegon; and handsonn* *letim**r* of lhe Gtnid- and n cuperal.e f<*r the ever growing Ibilwiiy.-.- iiud-Jlu: <.i*xH|ricb-Liu*.*lrich Line make regular irtpr LoJii**, ■.leiiiiiud for innn x-. d usefulness. There two comp-mi* Th** inii.4 delightful i.» one of lln* lineal on ling* that anll a- a reward they ie ,su. ■ hut the COHit and ground Grand I in reach of alt of Wiflern Michi- Ihfeuce of the public. an <11 iii<* .Mr. and Mrs.‘Marion Cobb. wh>» i 6= hav** IIh— *i*un ...... .......... ihwrj^™*.,,***|1 Haslitik'i nnd vicinity d111'11-. lhe Cha- R*'**d HAVE THEIR OWN LANGUAGE ’'LOCAL NEWS Explanation of Peculiar Gibberish Used by Buyers of Fruit at Public Auction. returned I* visit wilh ids' .grand pureiil Brown nnd Mrs. N**d King of Kai: spent • Friday with Mr. and Weldon Bronson of this city Ed. Bliike. Dati Blake, wi daughter and Mr. mid Mrs. Walter )Uibin»m. of Middlevill* ' J. Marlin Grand Hom'd.*'. are visiting I'elatives and friends in lln* cily and vicinity. Boh is Inking.hi* vacation, nnd inalxiuls.' Hire.* uf Grand Rapids, were Sunday guest- of'■Mr. and Mr*. ,H**h**rl Bureh. Mrs. Randall and dauythlet J. D. Zagelincivr fell Saturday morning for lived City, when* he will make tli« acqualntaoce -of his new grandson, who recently ar­ rived al tin* home of Mr. mid Mrs. Sam i Borner. Mr>. - Z:ig.*lm.*i«*r Wiiliatn and . Florence G*-**rg<*. of ^olkinsham. England. wh*» Inn ■ l>i*rti visiting Mr. and Mr.*. Harry Walhl'irif. h.iv** gutw» Io Adrian 1“ vWI relative*. They intend lo re­ turn slum.- Mrs. . Wblldorff. win* went t>» Adrinln wdh lli**m, return­ ed Friday. Miss Eniinn hnvics. wh<> had be.*n returned h**m*-. Both .*-ih*uI la-t Sunday wilh Mt*^ aipl Mre.' .!***•. I’fluk’.-lF- in Grand Rapid*. Emma leaving. .Monthly morning for her homo ni Onnway and iJtura i* turn­ ed In llanlingH. your Summer Shopping in a motor-car. uisrltl as good as a trip to the Tower of Babel to be at the pier when a : fruit auction 1* in progress,-says the } Now York Times. In tho crowd of I DOWN THE AUSABLE rihnost Rufflings Net and lace, cream, white and ecru, 35c to 35c values. Your choice of this assortA ment at per yard—.------- AUC Men’s Union Suits Summer Parasols B. V. D. style, athletic neck and knee length, made, of soft, iirje barred muslin. Q Our regular 75c garment, now---------- I OC All remaining parasols, values from fa.25 to $2.98 at your choice 70 now -................................ -.............. Children's Parasols .-19c and 38c Children's Hose 3 Hose Colors black, tan. pink, blue and white, :5c and 25c hose. ( Only a limited supply, about 50 |»airs felt. Your choice per pair.— OC JR|p strong current Ladies’ Underwear All styles of summer vests and pants, dainty . cool, hpt weather garments. 25, 35 and 40c al ties. "A large assortment at "j "7 ~ ¥our Choice________________________ J. / C to the I'oles, and Irish, all apparently as} unknown reason -lubhnrnly reft).*crazy an loons and nil trying to bld nt'‘ d I** allow Ui**iii-elv>*s lo Ih* the same time for thn cargoes of|'",,,FhL I here U**t** plenty of big oranges offered. Catalogue.*', arms.T"**'. however, in lh*' ponds form­ hands. hnts. nnd -walking sticks fill/.'' 'fl'1’n2jL"ilIl’‘.1'i*’f ‘'T-0 the air between the shout* of .the' -‘,a ,lfl1 '”."1 ,,u"’ during July [ Would-be buyers. Fiv*-( jiannels diim Ims three 1 From two to n half dozen nut- miles; the Cobk dam has It) ndles. hren ll0Bccni havo Places, In the pulpit, and pronfntrd to til.* positimi **f rUy •• many more clerks arc at a desk •miitns* r p. or Hi- ^low thorn. Though lhe proceedings ,wilh buat-*hnob>. which make pasSpn* ll:i )'. *fs* l •'.*ntipany nml *p.**id ! »rc th- crasiest sort of gibberish to saga over them easy. l h/- parly encountered few of a portion **f each we.-k 'in thnl efty.- the unlultluted, the regular Attendants th** unpleasant evp*Ti*-m**s caused. At all events carload after carload of by inn-quilocs ami *l* * r-lli. *. Their lent «a* provided with a bottom oranges ah) disposed cf witbout an and with n chi*i--c-<-|oth screen, H«iU.-<* T-quar*-- during July und orange in sight it Irwci-proof. They Auju>I- Good sinning and speak­ "What's It all. -about?" asked a making •It*—*d iu khaki -nil.*, ami wore ing. All nn! welcome.—A*lv. puttees. They sul*-i.*|i-«l mi linked Mi-* Norma lh*yl<* i-nlerlUiir- Uii». -"Hanged If 1 know or can under­ beaiiN. coffee, riee. bacon, eggs nml . v.-nm- wilh it Japanese ilancinu plnnd a thing that a going on, except u.«. u .1>.r>-.u n.« u'lat they'an-selling oranges, and I've k'dx and a l***nvJio. On Saturday! Kalama'.*** been around tills pier for 'twenty night llien* was a fni-t and they Were’ compelled to rise and build “What l&nguage is Jho auctioneer KHHIl*. using?" "Again 1 give it up. Must be Or­ I*i make another next’ summer angeade." . through a still wilder country. "And do they use the same gibber yeat*. His dealh uerurred Monday Uh over at tho fruit auction house?" "Not so ns you'd notice it You inornHig and wiis‘"du** To heart Switzerland comes the news I see. they sell lemons over there. of From a Swiss workman who contented Smith has granted a modi- Beckon they must talk lemonade." himself not'at all with swear-words to express his disappointment al tent­ granied i-aiira ainmani ir«>m wu• gath.r*. R..nd»v^ liam Mainnrd. Th*- original deer*-*_. . ..... mnvln_ —.inral ing thelnst train homo from Ixiclc. M,Mjiunnl -ihir.l inl. r*'“r **■ ””*»'"■ t"*"™' near .teufehatd Instead, he wailed m ........ ......... ■!..- ....u,.l... ««»• *» *',“Er “ until 3 a m. and then attempted to . run himself home In a long passenger VC Ladies’ Shirt Waists We have ^elected about 50 waists from our stock, values from P1.25 to $3.50, to be closed out now at your choice Ladies’ Hose Colored hose is very much in vogue at present and tbeMemaiid is*growing. We offer an as­ sortment of about x 50 pairs, all colors, 1 50c and 75c values, al per pair.A / C Ladies’ Summer Sailors Al»out 50-hats in this asBortmenl, values from $1.50 to £3.00. Your choice now, each.. 10c Embroidery Flouncing 45-inch Flouncing is not alone economical but make the prettiest dresses. We are offering the balance oi our stock, a selection ol beautiful crepes and voiles. ... 39c All 75c values at per yard A. 79c All £1.25 values at per yard . All J2.25 values at j>er yard..*1.39 Children’s Dresses Now is the time- to buy your children'^ dresses. Wc offer remarkable inducements and can show you the prettiest styles ol the season. We have selected from our stock a line of odds and ends, values that sold fsom'jli.50 to >2.50 and will close them out at your choice-------- —oVC QOzw Ladies’ and Misses’ Ready-to-wear Visit our cloak and suit department and see for yourself the remarkable bargains you can select now from our handsomu stock of suits,! coats, skins and dresses. We are closing them out now at less than half price. One lot of Coats, Suits,' Skirts and (P 1 QQ Dresses-------------------- ;------------aj) JL • xO Silk Gloves Long Silk Gloves, 16-button length, either Kay­ ser or Niagara Maid. We oiler an assort­ ment of blacks and colors, fi.00, Sr.25. $1.50 and £1.75 values, at your choice 70zw [xrr pair-------- - ---------------------------- / VC It may seem hard to believe, but neverthe­ less it's true, that wc are selling coats and suits in thi", assortment that were fio.oo and I25.00, (or Mi.98 and they arc not bad styles either. Come and see them. Our grocery Department dissolved th** ill- tber go on Sundays, iny liltlo man?" vieiling friends ami reliitivc.* in ’ 'Well, on fine Sundays tie goes golfing, hours later, and the engineervhad his HnMing*. fur lhe past t«*n day*, re­ iiiuclioti re«lraining Dr. Uull<*r; and----on---wet -Sundays turns us all fires banked nnd steam up. Thn work­ -------- —he ------turned Io her holin’ in .DclYoit, Irem selling (lie Irving dam prop-. — •rty. Th** injtin**lion-wa.s ’fssned al out to church so ho can have bit of I man jumped fnto the locomotive nnd Tuesday. ... Smith, of Ch'YfdBHd, 1^**.iiistaiin* of Mr-. Emma Strong.’ peace in the house." .pulled every lever he could find. h<>i*gnem-.d manager of tip* American Ifik to start the train. The only re­ ease may >••• cotiliniird if sult. jays the Boston Transcript, was ng «i\. s s|(MFTcrunty--f*>r; ■•ns of DHroil,' fUp<*r>iit**ndeid <d "la the master of the! house In?" io- that the steam began hissing out In th** f.-irno company, called cm th>*ir ,p_} qutred the smooth tongued book ngent clouds and thn whistle blew, waking ml of tho. Ill tin boy. who answered his Ml] the employes, who, thinking an ac­ ger'«*f lh*'.l*M-;d Abh-rican l’.\pi*— ring. "Nope." said the boy. "Little cident had ht;i*t>nned. hastened to tho <ifltc<*. Monday iifleraqqu, und Inll boys Should not, tell falsehoods." said spot There th**y found the workman, the book .agent. "Isn't that your fa­ who -was handed over to tho police. Duty. ther reading tho newspaper there by TMrWkn had not touched the main The sphere of duty Is Infinite. It thn window? " "Yep.” was the answer; lever or the train would havo dashed exists in every station of life. Wc "that's pa. all right, but ma la out." Into a siding. bare It not in our'choice to be rich or poor, to bo happy or unhappy; but “Volta" for "AII0.7 No Danger In Light it becomes us to do the du/y .that A large crowd wittu‘*i!'d the An English authority assures us Pending the introduction of other} everywhere surrounds us. Obedience that we deed not be afraid that the telephone reforms, it Is proposed to to duty, at all costs and risks. Is the ultra-violet rays In the electric light substitute for ' Allo" the term "Volta" very’ essence of tho highest civilized will harm our eyes, for the reason The history o! "Allo" is quite Inter­ life. Great deeds must be worked for. that, since glass of all kinds Is opaque esting. It is usually supposed to be a hoped toy, died for, now as In the past, I to these rays, no form of Incandescent .French version of “Hallo," but like —Selected. : lamp having a glass bulb can emit many other popular etymologies, that them. Nor can nny arc lamp or mcr- )r incorrect. When tho first Bell tclecury vapor lamp be harmful which Is p|lono wnil introduced into Franco In Hogan and Murphy were on thjit } enclosed. jlXSO’tha postal authorities made a way to work early ono morning.' when 1 ------------------------I number of experiments regarding the Hogan, being a few ynrdn In front of adminMrator of His Compliment most suitable phrase to use In making Murphy, stooped down and picked up The yojfiig lady of tho family had calls. At fir.t tho recognized formula: CHIIII li:i- gr;inl*d a. deep ; just returned from Paris, where she wan "AUona." a colloquialism .which a dollar. "Sure." said. Murphy, that’a my dollar yo havo found." Hogan had studied under Marcheal. untfTJn- when properly necentrated Is cqulya} cle Wash, who-had served iter folks ■lent to Hurry ■■ up. there." ’ But .. it ---was undurMnnding "seneo befoh de wall.'’ was. Invited found tn be'far from perfect, and so it plry tho coin. "Thin that squares up '-Into tho parlor to hear her sing. was shortened into "Allo." a term When she concluded her first aria ho which spread to Belgium and other . remarked: "Mias Lucy, yo' sho equal­ European countries.—Paris Letter tn Dally Thought .■ the New .York Sun. We do not know what ripples of Lung* ton sougid Hie. Izea a martingale." healing are .set In motion whfn wo li<‘j*oHriti. . simply sroll*' on one another. CbrtsReally Not .Much Difference. Itirno IrroUBliL.In J* . ou are ttanity wants, nothing go uAich In the Miriam—"Now 7you are uui out iiqre here a. al Each .man In his sphere, however ■1 ill nf*ji of nliiu-my Lonosomchurst. you must fairly revel- arrow or extended, will find that bls world as sunny people—Henry Drum mond. of lite Kt.” Mi'-" ln fre,h ™tM‘“bfe«..d«ar!" Mllllcent fflMow m»n "weigh bis’.charactnr and tioh of (luyou bo his abilities often, and unconsciously M**g**innn. (rapturously)—"We do. Would tv. ... Ki.v . ..... .. . . • former Uji-I*:iiid i ,li £l“Pr®“lvely> We can buy stamp him with their estimate.; and Ouraglves. ' ■ - -nnd* — was ‘hem almost as cheaply hare as we thatlheavcragorrsulUntoftheaefreWe cannot think, tov highly of our wn« b'*asri in circuit court could in tho hot city!" !the bet diy! ’ — Puck. q aen t averages Is JusL — E. Pierre-•■till'd. \Vln*n*Mr«. Robhiren was nature, nor too humbly of ourselves. granted a decree from the doctor—--------- :——— t ponL ‘ ~-Odton - Portugusaa Coimstic. Tho young man in tho parlor scono may loao sight of the girl's mother. but It doesn't follow that sho tiv lost sigbt of blm—if there's a convenient keyhole.—Exchange. ' .lhe cti«kw|y of two. children nnd •>nJered Sl**getnan l*» pay ?l!».no Notice. monthly nliimjny. Ife weql west ( All ninnbers of lhe Crawley and never;iu>rnplietf wl»h llu* nnler 'family ur>* urgently requested !<• of th*- court: ’His mother l**ft luiu attend lheli- first aiimial reunion a' an intete*) in her Mini*' worth the Bn'ry Co. fair grounds; .into .about fft'O " Tin* total alimony due -M UH 4. A picnic dinner’ will be was ov.*r SI.U00- ft 1- satd that flic wived in the dining hall. 2wks case wu settled on payment of 8W0.. Women of the Portuguese province 0| Mozambique, In. Africa, make a white cosmetic by grinding a certain klnd of WO<M1 in watafr, Thry^sssert - - - and- prevents • It removes wrinkles tire blemishes. ' ■ "I haven’t scan Peggy sine# she left triangular college. Did she succeed in getting a good position?" "Better! She suc­ which they wish to believe.—Julius suspended from * string ceeded In getting a husband with a Caesar. neck good position."—Princeton Tiger. —BANNER WANT’ADJ*. FAY.—, —BANNEB WANT AOAB. UY Useful Men. Only to find our duty certainly.! Dally Thought and somewhere, aomshow, to do It, Tha most innnifest sign — --------of wisdom faithfuily. makss us good, strong, hap- ts continual cheerfulness: soeh a state py, and useful men. and tunes our and condition. Ilko things in the re­ -----------------------------_« .u,1,^ Rloaa ab(jw mot)n u al ^ a jg dear lives into some' feeble echo of the lifo of God.—Phillipa Crooks. and sersne—y.Catalans, k* BANNER W ANT ADVS. PAY. j—BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Jis Usual is full of Special bargains And it will pay you to order your supply from this clean, fresh grocery market Choice Valencia Lemons 4 for 10g,.per dozen__ Gillinan Early June Peas per can CANDY—Fresh Marshmallow, Wal­ nut and Layer Fudge, Quaker Corn Flakes 25c 10c pkg., 4 for per lb. Fresh Vegetables, Fruits and Green Stuff at Moderate Prices Next week we will begiuiour big Remnant *fale It will be a rare bargain treat. Watch for our announcement in next week’s paper. ‘ Meickgenant & Riede department Store Phone 30 /fastings. Mich hair to pin braids and switches Doing Wall. �PAGE HVR THE HASTINGS BANNER. JULY A 191 i. NORTHE.AST KAI.AMO, E. W. Illif was seriously injur.-d! last Wednesday morning |,y Hu en­ raged animal whieli he was trying to help load in a wag<ui. I-oslie and Frank Brigg-* are^the owners of new autos. .Mrs. Reed of GbarioUe i< sornding a few days at her farm liorne here. ('dark Hell was In' Nashville, Sat­ urday on biiHinestf. Miss Alice Dean will teach the Barlig school this year. Little Rae Ho«iges ol Detroit, vis­ ited her cousin,-Lob-- Atnspacher. Inst-wi’ek. . • Rev. Min-s of Charlutli* will treach at the U. B. church Sunday. Aery one come. Wells of Grand napidJ i impending n week's \ acai ion al home.'. .John Dodgsbn di--.| ' Monday morning at bis home h rMr. and Mrs. K. H. Tubbs railed on Mi\ AVcnils in \»>r<noulvillr. Hot Weather Comfort B. V. D. Union Suits Olus Union Suits Olus Shirts Plus Pajamas Olus Union Suits arc closed crotch and closed back, and have only one thickness of material anywhere. Mis. Bell is having her ret-nleurr repainted. Olus Pajamas are one piece and the most comforta­ ble sleeping garment devised. SOI TH WEST CASH ETON. Mrs. Ben Reynolds Y.i’-liv ill.*, called on Mr*. Tubal <i:irUng**r.I Friday. Mr. and Mr*. David M> •.l.-ll.md of1 Barryville visited tin- former'brother. Albert Mofilrlland lumily. Sunday. Andy Brooks was lak-n .suddenly; ill. Sunday. Dr. McEaeltr.ni <■! V.-r-; inonlvillc was rolled. Mr. Brooks'is; I belter pl thi* writing. Olus Shirk are the most practical shirt you ever put on. They can’t work out o( the pants. May weshow you. Morrill, Lambie & Company Emmanuel Church. Liirroll I- Hull Mctliodlhl Episcopal Clmrrli. Ret. Husm-II II. Brriuty. Pastor Services Sunday July k’rt, as f lows: kuumuiiioi) nnd sorniuti, a. .in. public worship sermon by Rev. E. L. Siiiclcir. IM (>. in. Unilrd Brethren Church. Rev. C. W. Ballou. |met or. ■ Services next Sunday will be follow: The livd mi th' morning in. I I :IW u'ehn'k. prrneliun.-. Il Ikl.ll.l II 7::k) p'rfl<M-.k. prvacmiiK, R>Irk.**. laugh! by Mrs. ’Bell) llev. Ii-kes 'will nunply the’pul­ pit Imllt miiriiiiig mid .-veiling iu*xl Humlny mid wo bi-M>rak for trim a Friday evening, Lh'.'il’.i goodly hearing. lb* is an able npeqki-r nnd n pn«h»r of much <-x- lu'drlll-r. |M-ri(-n<-e. who will have n lidplm Morning Wuiship. 11 .IK). Ser­ and* m-piriiizr mesMM*. Colo.- and mon by pastor, "llepttiriiig* lli< ly of good iilhpiriiig einging al each Ymiu; nervier. . • ■ Rev. C. W. Bnllm.t v«| leave the IflNt of lhe week fol* Sjouth flat I'll. Evett nig In found Ilf clmri-h for leu .day- In Win ship. There W ill uikmI, lirhriil HiiiKihg, tiumiior by tin- choir. limit Wesleyan Methodist Church. Sunday Services. it a be ItllH’M day evening rotlaRe prliyer BUSINESS NOT ALL OF LIFE BUSINESS NOT ALL OF LIFEJ' a few yearn ago * very pompous I - ’ j British general was making hi* nn Tim. Should B, T.k.n fur CullkaOcm >»-l«-«lo» "< * regiment. Now. although Iu- bore 11 j great reputation m a martinet, he’ Worth the Having. had seen no,active service, and rwas ; Hualncaa In'lts wideat acnac of cojn- 1 one of thou) who Judg- d a aoldler’* 1 mores aud industry la only a meana to ‘। worth by hla conduct sheet.' an end. remarks the Chicago Evening ' There waa serving in the regiment: .« instrumental activity. I 1 01»>»rtr. A- l.ml b-» Post. .. It .. 1r an « bullr.-aalnx and bulwarking bul.krklkn ol a buttrcvalng of »a |i “"T-Ulh U-- ,"luo«. ramp........... personal und social life that should bo1 *1"’ *as ll,n Proud pos.-e.-cnr of five -■ — — bigger und ---more -----------Important than any Ij war medal*, Including one for. dlstln*| ,UK. by which .. fohdurt Ob Uy..| of tho tools tt .maintains i To m.k» bu.lne.. u »-»d In; Ibruukklx lor P.trkk iu. plptak Itself, io devote one's whole-life to U»| times of peace had reigned for nbont Instead of merely sufcguardlug one’s I six years, and owing to his weakness | life by It. Is not.. only n,, mbdakc. ... but a. '«• “•“« drink ho w.h coo.InMU II. ™'L ’ j blighting one for E«. bn.l.i... Ino.lUblr 7““*makes .rlemandsaMii a mtfn’H character had bejn deprived of kia..la«t- good­ which would rapidly sear and scar It conduct badge, on the usual charge of. if tho contrary demands of culture, "drunk and out of bound*.'* An the general pared down the religion and the art of using leisure did not counteract. A little illustration of this tendency j nlficcnt physique of the gallant but I I incorrigible Irishman, whose left1 without Its Indicative value—Is given 'i breast was ablaze with hb hard-earned by Gorman manufacturers. They are’ and honorable d.p.-orsl!ous. "WeH.-my man.” said the genera). sending out slips to all their correapondcnU asking them to omit all "how many years' service havo you forms of courtesy in their futurS cor­ "Nineteen years, sir," replied Pat. respondence. Term# equivalent to cur "Dear Sir” nnd “Yount truly” proudly. •’Nineteen years." repeated the gen­ uTtkfo too much 'time. ’With half a man's life spent on a schedule of eral. "Well, you mu.*:, be a worthless such severe utilitarianism ns thAt, the scoundrel, as you arc the first soldier Heel (or a counteracting mood of ap I have seen with such length of serv­ pri’clntlon, of th-' cultivation of the ice who did not pm>»<*.-» oven one good graces of lift*. Ih .obvious, fho idea co",lc1t badK''came tho scathing of devoting nil one'll activities to tho demands'tof such n iplrit—and too reply, "are the first general I havo many men do just that— In revolting soco *w'u who w^°.,did;not posaeas even ono to tho most rudimentary aeiiiio of rcla* j *ar ’uc<,al tlvo values in human life. Or— Muslin \ • Underwear j Princess Slips 2(E/ Combination \ Table Linen Sale Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Sui,s / Dis count Skirts Corset Covers Drawers Night Gowns $t.oo, $1.50, $1.75, ■$a-5». $3.50, $4.00, $1.75-------------------------- Now$1.48 $1.50---------—Now 1.29 $1.25--------------- Now .98 $1.00--------------- Now .88 $ .75. 89 $ .60. Fancy Summer Dress Goods White and Colors, now $ .89 White and Colors, now 1.29 White and Colors, now 1.48 Silk..’_______•------ now 1.98 Silk---------------- . now 2.98 Silk . now 3.48 - 20% Discount Cream Emb. Voile and Batiste,' 15 in. wide* ' ’Vic. now, per.yd...’ . ' 42c 1 piece Allover Kmb. Voile in very bandaotne pink pattern, $1.50, now $1.19 Silk Hose Underwear Ladies* black and white Silk Hose— ' $1.00 values now $ .89 $1.50 valuesnow : 1.29 $2.00 valuesnow ; 1.48 Ladies’ Silk Underwear. Jj.oo Union Suits, now$2.48 £1.75 Separate Pieces, now.. 1.48 $t.oo Union Suits, mercerized. - ' sale price----- L-.’ .89 J. T. PIERSON & SON Phone 9 Hastings, Mich. DURFEE SCHOOL DINTIIICT. COMMON SENSE REAL ESTATE TALK mid ghltid one in Ihi in any sccti.Mi of the country is a big To be brought to a successful issue, the men engaged in it tiittst he suited hy Nature, as welt as by a thorough un.lcrstandittg of 'il by EXPERIENCE and TRAINING. homo of III. lion. Edward Kusscll. commander.|n chief «f his majesty’s l in y must KNOW and JUDGE ?rop4rty values QUICKLY forcM rraaran. X gar* rar* fnr^r-a ln In lh fhn„ M XI,. —.in. UrnrranMm d,.n founU|„. p)a<,tthere four Mu,kl and ACCURATELY in all phases, kinds ami conditions. They, met. wa. UMJ a» a 1. *ri, and In It the must be QUICK and ACCURATE judges of human nature, ami r„n^.|„, ln„.dh .... ponr-d: ”Pasti.Masters" in diplomacy; suiber, upright,.honorable, candid.hoa.br.d. el l-rnndr. KM»i> km. I open'and frank. Tlrer'sh/uliHtc-tnvrrof mrimpeachablv -reputation — ., ................. . )u,r„ , hundredweight of ul-lto Lisbon augar, •vi.-ii.iuu lin n- fcraud pat. nis, tin* t„ TRUTH anil VERACITY, absolutely DEPENDABLE ami J’ound? jjX jaAJt,<Ueutny»«. 3IM1 ’ n'RESPONSIBLE.Kecau>e wITcii you .k-arwitli tHcTn.Tt is not a mat ” toasted blsc<ilt« anti one pipe of dry i h r ol-Ji few dollars, hut-generally involves a large amount, ami mountain. Malaga, tb-re. flidoed. was umlmpn r,iaI‘s a” yu" !»&’*»• ' ' a punch b°wl worthy of tho heroes, of the goventeenth century. A hont was specially built so that a boy might i it'.H? ThcreForc it directly concerns YOU, when you desire to SELL row about In It and fill tlm cups of tho d. iilhjor BUY property through a Real Estate Agcrtcy, whether the ipen assembled Rgoata, «)u> probably num i ‘"•"Iticting that Agency aro able to'mcaajirc up to the aln.ve ntandbored more than sixd'uui" t tiousand .—Coun (Mighty Punch Bowl. W.-dii.-. Look for the Beautiful. Bugarl. High g|. -This will i>Preaching, 7:.'«i P. M. . nig day. Coin.* pi>-|iar-'d Quarterly «j.iir.-rencc at lhe Ihiinblvs .nnd needle-. M cliuh li oii Tuetulny evening, July “Kill. Half-Way Relief. Prayer meeting Tluir«day ovening. s Little luiura, who itudpta on gut­ . M. J. lfaddeiv.-Paslui’.. ting up with her father and mnthsti early in tin* morning, was eotiiptataj . Prcahytrriun Church. . •"i he (k.pji. r CmiiUnr Aijd^lrik*^ (■oiidtliiuis ’ and lhe relafioiislup of Rested her mother, "and that will (lie church !■> llie*.- oiiplibon.s H Laura ripped In ailonco for a mo ment, then chu protested. Th iily Mominir’ "But it doesn't make mo warm al) over, nmmnm;.lt only (joes dOwn tn tho middle." . .. at KI;,’M. Sunday S«ilmo| at ll:«5. BANNER WANTADVS. PAY. All Ready-To-Wear Garments Parasols GOT AS GOOD AS HE GAVE Match for Pompom Receiv­ ing Officer. THE CHURCHES ON morning- Hastings, Michigan One Price Clothiers JULY SALE ' Never lose-an opportunity of aeolng anything beautiful.’ Welcome it In r..r, ..ur .ace. every unr «y. every fair f|..ner. and4hank him for It who rft ?n’a." ®fa“n ,o*c in'’“ •nd drink It -Imply and ............ «IU> .11 ■ T“Ur fuJi . • -harmed dralr. a cup or Hm.luc.-Klncle,. ' . Artistically Gpeakiwg. - ■ Thn Mexican word "hombre” (moan­ ing man) fa * pronounced “timber." Therefore, at sunburnt man Ih "burnt umber." This complexion, combined | with a vandyke beard nfid a regular Mexican yellow streak ought to make an effective color scheme. . Tho bfggt ft punch brew on record BANNER WANT ADVS. I*,\Y. ihuIIi- I ardj. It you will-take the.time to investigate, ami Inquire iliorough- ■ spent' *-v *Ml° l*lv lnanncr *” whid<w*> do business: investigate our method. ' irmlsl. j<>( doing businc-.s and our past reputation's as to rcsponibility, in- .tegrity: and busincs ability, vqu will be well satisfied to place your property in our hands to sell, whenever you desire to sell, and to seek our services and advice whenever you may be in the market to purchase real estate, either farms, homes, or business. ■■■■HnnnnonnnnnnnnnnnnrrnDnaHnannnnnnnnnnnnnnnn □□□««•■ i Get the Saving Habit a n n n n n n n n n n n B Lay up for a rainy day. Money in one’s pocket is often spent on the spur-of the moment, while you will think twice before drawing your balance in lhe bank. The one sure way to save money is by depositing it tn a responsible bank, that is the only way to prevent it from burning holes in your pockets. • . . Pay your bills by check, which makes the best kind of receipt. Wcarc.nol offering you big returns on small investments, but a safe depository for your funds and interest on same at a rate consistent with sound banking. Put yodr money where il will be safe and draw interest while you sleep. Cultivate the saving habit in your children by opening a savings account in their name. Teach them .•to save their pennies. One dollar will start an account at this bank. Prosperity dates from the first dollar saved. . The money you have made in the past you have spent and somebody else put it in the bank. Don’t let the other fellow save what vou earn. Why not put your own money in the bank? Try it if you have but a a dollar, w hy not begin today? .- 3 per cent Interest, Compounded Semi-annually. As we advertise fiber'ally at home*, and. with our extensive campaign of foreign adyertismg>yvc certainly make it an object'for ‘ —:.i. .. . jt- vou desire to sell. In that , manner too WC secure a very large li* ist of j.p.pcrties of-all kinds and • - idis-ioiv i prices, hence we make our oftice a ? Mecca for the prospective purpondent from; eliaser. ■ : ri'.eilditf lir’al lln* lak«*! Having the property listed. w2 are able to find a purchaser ■ n Hastings National Bank . whom this property will suit. The result is ‘"property quickly sold and a-satisfied'buyer. - n Only National Bank in Barry County * Hastings, Mich. ■■■■nnnnunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnaaam II- So if you wish to sell, communicate with us at once ami .we will arrange to lookJAer your.’property, and list it on the most reason­ able terms. And if you arc in the market for a farm, city home, or busiuess, you consult YOUR OWN interest BEST when you con­ ' . -i auatiM. BENHAM & TRIM Real Estate and Investment Rrdkars Phone 472 —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY«— |OWi®« »« North Broadway HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 23, 1S14. PAGE SIX =11 ■ t<yi drcw.n pass. Michael went to first on an infield hit. Eck sent a irroitnder lo Qdlctt, who raptured Mirhad tit >>*«-«nd. Imi failed to prevent Hutchins and Chilton from IQ scoring. . . A pasS to Maltby. Hutchins’ sin­ gle nnd Chilton's long lly. to A'fl. it’ was lhe host game the two followed by' Hammond's failure *.o atns nsidd from| stop th.m ever played, and aside th throw lo second which IM - or. iw» I wo ■■>< incidents -above . •refer-Maltby •.'dudby score, broke the lie in favor I to.’wa* ub-oluldy free from <>f Hasting* ip the eighth.. jangling and dL-tigreeablc •»«•••-1 ’ci... .......... Harting* . ‘ Chilton. !1 -=ll- - ■■-11= News of the Sports IQ 0 Beck carried off the batting honors for Hastings, while Charley Bnribeau, brother of the scholarly looking pitcher, pok'd out- two triple*, one of which scored his brother, who opened the ninth wilh a single. ■ thereby saving *his team from being blanke.1. Hastings mad.- three runs in lhe third inning on single* by Hall E. Chilton, Gray's -acrillee,' Beck's .-ingle and Eek's lb*|iler> choice, combined wilh Cribb’s muff, of L. Cliiltons fly, wliitdi let in two runs. Another. Mme in the fourth <>n singles by Mlclia"! ami Hall. The three in the. sev.viith were made when Beek took first on Bales' fumble nnd Eek. L. Chilton nnd Maltby followed with singles, Malt­ by scoring on Michael's Hong double into center fl.-ld, Gray’s single, folowed by Beck's double gave Hastings the eighth nin in the eighth inning. The score: Hastings \B II H 0 F.. 'Chilton. 3b Kynelt. If middkvilk M. A. Dietrich ‘recently sold Ids sprinkling wagon, which did ser­ vice on our streets for several ynors, to a Caledonia parly, where nnn(i®ir®sftsD°©Bnn°s If you are a customer of the Farmers.State Bank you have assurance of our personal interest in your business success. We make it a part of o*r business to give such time and attention to our customers as theij interests require. . If you bark no business with thia bank, we feel confident ■you will appreciate the service we can render you. Tin* remains of E. V. Pratt, form­ erly a resident of Irving township, were brought, here for burial on Friday, funeral al the M, E. church, burial in Mt. Hope. lh- l-iiM-s a , —* 4% Interest on Deposits •——— large family mid many friends to mourn the inking away of an hon­ est man and a good neighbor, •On Friday the electric bell al Main street crossing nf the M. C. MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN R. H. was taken down and erected factory Hillel upon a steel post, and-.some minor i hangrs mu<le which the Company hopes will place it in a mon* satis-, factory condition. Several times of lab* the flagmanTins had Io slay oiyihtly nil night, as.the bell re­ by Spinal Adjuslmeiits fused Io work. About a dozen jif our base bull You may have tric«l HVKRYTHING RL8B and FAILED. If >o whs fans went to Hastings on Friday,‘to, not at least investigate CHIROPRACTIC, which gets RESu't TS? see the Hastings—Charlotte game,, Others sre doing it. auu why not you? Talk with those who have*oh. . tained results by the relieving ol NKRVK PRESSURE, restoring vi­ crack teams, so called. They wit-J I.. Chilton rf & li tality to the weakened tissue*. 0 r nesse«| a game that would have Maltby, lb been no credit to our High School Hulrhin.*, < team, and yet—Hastings wonders! Michael, cf why the crowdvnre no larger! | I Giral- Slugging Slu:i rl. Hall, NEW-HENDERSHOTT BUILDING Thnnitfs Beany threshed nearly ROOMS 5, « AND 7 1200 bushels of wheat last week. Totals HASTINGS, ■ MICHIGAN 4iid (hen had to stop, for want of Eaton; inning Grand Ledge room to place the grain. Average Hast in Bates, ss ... nearly .10 bushels to the acre. Cribb, If ... Sidney French drives a new Ford ELEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT 3b .. ,0 life I Twt> lidkMtik C. Cbjlloii; •ucrillcu Hauer. auto, bought of E.- L. Gonyear. li. Baribeliu, p Pt the SAVINGS INVESTMENT COMI’ANV ol lUttlnai.^MIclu •huwlnt It* flaanclat condition It is a pleasant sight to sea so ■ -|*|!!2. ho Collett lo Hammond: left on C. Baribeau, many calves, while riding through which 1 base*. Hastings., 13. Charlotte 11; ledge, and charlotte lhe country nf late yeprs. The , | lirsl on vn nr<. Hast tops 2: Char­ Manning. Hi most of the Formers Imvw vealed i. Jr.t.li billo 2: lilts Off Bell. 12 in 1 innings: Sloan, rf them, on account of the high prices ii.u, 5-,m r, inning*. Hits off of veal, and thus helped to make 4 in • 2-3 innings: off the cattle very dear. LOSES ROAD GAMES IN Totals 8 in i 1-3 innings: struck Dr. A. Hanlon and wife are mov­ Innings ... BELDIN6 AND LOWELL ing into Mrs. McGIishcys house on htiari. 0: bases on balls Hastings .. Grand Rapids street, until their •IT .Mundiy 6; off Stuart Grand Ledge ».O it 0 '• <> <• " •’ I— I Main street home js completed, “ Hall I, Three base hits, C. Baribeau 2. they are now shingling same. Contest Won by J'.losc Scores In All leal Iler was conlinuou*: Hewlett; two base hits. .Michael. W. J. Hayward. M. F. .Ionian nnd Game* Except Hint With * ' ' s*c,**afr’ Beck: sneriflee ’hit. Gray: double Charles Robertson are having a Hub«ctil*d an.l -worn to Iwlorv me this 17th day ol July, >W<. Grand Ledge. Loses in Belding. LHON O. TUl.lIVKhT. NcHury HilHicplays. H. Harihean to C. Baribeau lu vacation up at Houghton Lake. considered Manning; Beck l<> Eck to Maltby: They went in Robertson's auto and My commlMloa espllts December M. 1917. During.Hie pa-t seven day>. H;Bi-. ings has won three out tf live stolen bases,-Hutchins. E. Chilton. expect to bny a trailer to bring for th- llr-f *miBales; "struck out by Hiill 6; by -home their calch. spending two week* wilh hi.< moth­ Musical Query. , lo t, Satuijloy. Baribeau Bell |.ro teams in tin* state, <>n Thurs­ 3; base, on balls off Bari-' Frank Lee had five nice owes er, Mi*. Harriet Harris und Mr. and Another thing we don't understand . the left-hander. Im.Hi beau 2. Umpire, Baker. day. Hastings defeated Cligrldtte •.•if m the tifHi inning, after hi killed hy dog*, upon, hi* farm, .Mrs. John Winger. about a grand opera orchestra Is why t.y a ........ of i to in in inning.*. lelivery bad I found safely 12fpilcju’’! g'"«[*l ball. Hastings was south east of'the village. Sunday Landlord Marr of the Inn is nt ail the fiddlers finish at thn same time School Board Selects Officers. Charlotte came |o HaslMigs on Fri­ niglif. The owners of dogs that tlillK I ihllle lake looking afler his fruit when they arc playing different tunes. Belli hamday and was i fent.-.J : i slugging Al a special meeting of lhe board are allow**d at large should see the B-'Ar farm. He expccis to slay until —Dallas News. of education held on Thursday results of some of these dogs. We the fruit season M over. ialng for H.i-uuu- in Hi- in-i few ami evening Edward Rider, was fleeted believe (here would be less cuts they never enjoyed more courteous inning-. Hastings met d-b-at in Mr*. Cornw.dl of Ithaca. Mlclu 1s president: william ShuHers. secre­ about. , treatment than Ihe^-lfSve r**ceived tary: William Chase, treasurer. Drug on ths Market. Belding by a score of 3 to I,-and ClUU. WeiMert and Chaff. Roger* a guest of her brother, A. A. Generally speaking, he who would by the same score In Lowell on bn n number in their visits to Belding. The fan* of Haying*, were in the village on Tewksbuiy and family. I In-re an* a lot of enthusiasts and Sunday. lln Tuesday. Hasting' wi Fair Books Heady. Monday calling on friends, Mrs. II. Whipple of Hudsonvillt* bo a popular entertainer should cut pitcher-. In lhe second half of Frank DeGolia nml family of IB tho guest of her daughter. Mr*. out lectures. Women do not care for ‘The premium books for the next Hie jiflii. Murphy, who had held them, and married men get more than Barry County Fair, which will In Eaton Rapid*, were guests of rela- J-_IL J-amp*"^ a.nt* familyHastings has won two oul of held Hustings l*i four hits, lost sight of Hastings Wins hi Charlotte. in Hastings on September 15, I Ives and friends here last Week E. D. Johnson was in Grand Rap­ they need right at home—Chicago the platt* mid hi* couldn't continue three games wilh Belding. ffi. 17 and 18. are ready for dislri- and spent some Hum at Gun Iwike. ids, Saturday afternoon. News. ’ A seat in the grand stand al Char­ J lie -rort* by inning bution.and will he found at tho va­ Mr. DeGolia was brought up here lotte Thursday was surely no place, Mr. and Mrs. John HchondelinayInnings. rious stores. The Secretary. John and he enjoys a trip of this kind. 'for n <nan with a weak heart. There A. H. Bell is buying a car nf er and children have moved to B.dding. J. Dawson, will be glad to mail a Only Poisonous Bird. were mon* possibilities, more thrill­ Ha*tings poultry to ship the latter part of Ramona. Newaygo, county, wherd copy on request. There Is only one species of bird ing moments'more prolonged per­ In owns Wi arn-s of laud. the month. whose bite Is poisonous, ths iods of suspense, than one. will or­ lift-hander, went on the mound. Mrs. Jessie Rcnm-lls ami little son known The sale of Chautauqua lickebt is Nominations Close on Saturday. dinarily see iu half a dozen ball After that Hastings began Io score. of luuisiiig. wn- the guests of her Rplr N'Doob or "bird of death,” of AH*of the nominations for politi­ progressing finely am) a good crowd parents, Mr. aqd Sirs. Henry Ciulcr New Guinea. Ixias of slghht. convul­ l he teams made a total of 29 hits. is assured. Do not. forget the date, cal ofllce must be flleil at (.minty August sions and lockjaw are symptoma which For nine Klralglit innings Hie two Poor Umpiring n( Lowell. ahd family .a few days laid week. tllh to HHh. Clerk Andrus' . office before *four — teams engaged tn a grim struggle, Charles S<-bondelmayer was in Foul' .singles gave Charlotte one In the presence of a large crowd, Miss Frances Pacnnl nnd brother follow rapidly after the bite. The with neither leant being abb* h* ntlf lit the Hud inning. Bell pulling! a large per rentage of which catm* o'clock Saturday afternoon, following have flleil petitions . .. Grand Rapids on a real estate deal Ford, are visiting Iheir .sister. Mr*. ci>me tp-ross with a m’orv.. Char­ from Hastings. Ixtwell defeated . Benton Hopkins, and husband, in Gigantic Formosan Tros. for Lhe following offi­ Monday. lotte fans wen* out in fairly good Hastings in l^well 3 to I. Sunday. nomination A good many very One huckle­ Cleveland, Ohio, for a week or so. In Formoea there le a tree between numbers to urgo’Jheir heru**» "f lhe ini Parroll, who pitched frequently ces: berries have been brought in to the ion. ■ Su<’ee**iv'* singles by Mr.*. Pntll Town nf Detroit, Mich.,i 2.500 and 3.000 years old. with a cir­ ('.ounly Clerk—Roy Aridrus. .diamond on. wlnl- a-fair sprinkling McKay, Kralzmill.r and for Hastings last season, wns in the village, atul they have found ready is lhe guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.1 cumference County Surveyor — Lee S. Cobb. of 65 feel and the lowest of loyal friend.- of Ho* home team b '\ Im- Ha-liiig-. but W.dt. r ,l.dmNelson, fey n few days. County- Treasurer—Charles May­ sale at good prices. branch 45 feet from tho ground. The weri* prreenl to encourage them to third, pulling the -oit himself could not have won in The blight is getting in iU* work the extent of I heir-ability. tree la a species of cypress, the In the fourth Lowell wilh such poor umpiring wood. Drain Commissioner—D. fs. Eng­ in.a good many of the orcharps GAVE HER SENSE OF SAFETY Japanese “benlkl.” The tenth liming opened with . tn..re oil single^ by behind him. around here, and if not taken in land. Hulcltin* tip for Hastings and the Hammond and Collett. hand will ruin the few remaining Tin* umpiring was lhe worst enscore 0 to 0. He di-lingiii*h.*d him­ orchards. fourth. dnr.'.l by Ha-lmg- pl.iv.-r- lln* Hubby Might Do Hla Worst With Dally Thought Until lhe last of Hi self by lining out a beautiful single Harry Bennett is having the old soh. Some of the decisions were so NOT REALLY A SERIOUS CASE; “Planny," Now That Wife Hald Books arc not made for furniture, to center. Kralzmiller tried to Hastings' bad been una Gardner store remodeled lo meet Ihigrniil. Hint it turned the game Insurance Receipt. but there la nothing else that ao bt>»u catch him napping aftlrst. threw anything wilh Murphy s his requirements for a garage nnd into a farce. Lowell ami Hastings tlfully furnishes a house. . . . Give ub wild, and "Hutch'' nrilhled to -*••< Hurry . Call .Brought Physician and soon we will be' equipped with a. ought to be able to play some line «con-d on Hulchin ’ .* nyd: .Michael, Hie next man al bat. A woman entered a London shop a house furnished with'books rati er garage on'each side of the river. gjve Hie crowd some exhibitions wilh satisfactory de­ *>—Famlly Ou^, of CBurch. but ttlaid down a pretty IhiiiI, advancing The factory started up Munday and, displaying a proaperoua-looktng than furniture —Henry Ward Beeci er cisions from an ekperienceil um­ Hutch to third.- but being himself forenoon with a full force. After pocketbook, said, "I want a good pire. x rcltreil at tlrst. Hall, who had planny for me daughter.” • This story Is told by a country doc­ their two weeks vacation every one Barram! was hit hard, but that In Luck. pitched a beautiful game, nnd Ita.l iifth when Ha-ting* scored three 'made m> difference in the outcome. tor’s wife to lUustnito some of the seemed lo be glad to’got into th.* - "What stylo of Instrument do you The wore in the Small Brother (whose slaters are made one single, now came across mor.* runs. ’ prefer?" aakad lhe salesman, leading working for their girl guides' am­ trials and uncertainties of the profes­ harness again. with hi* second single, scoring fourth bad given the locals an ink­ Score by iuuings: Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Keeler of the way to an upright. , bulance badge)—"Come on. here's a bit sion. * Hutchin-on. That ended lhe-run get­ ling that tli.-y might <ln some worRapids and Mr. and Mrs. "Nlver a bapporth do I care about of luck for you. I've made Rupert** iiig. and. when Lewis'niH'lied the Hasting ting. “We had gotten pretty much out of, Grand Will Keeler of Portland, will leave with a sinudi- into center. Bell Ijiwell ** the way of attending church when our Sanfrnneisco soon for a foreign •htyle. ao long as il’a a strong caao. Dose bleed."—Punch. Charlotte came to tgil in the t.<iiih .IIBli ailed Hall Tioiii rigid Iff Utt* box. wilh till-, HW I t< Batteries—Parrott ■ Gray*: children were small, but a visiting trip, lo take in Japan, China and Have yon any wld iron cun!" “No, ma'am; but all dur caeca nre cousin, wishing to attend service In Hie Philippines. They intend to ThjtJtMLninnjin. " strong point. HaU'« spee«jy »]■'ml* prnVed ns Bnrrnnd und Foster. made extra strong " / tho West, wa ventured out, baby said .David exteusivyly _jn. tfi (IhiuUj “There's one strong point in favor "How much is this T>*nny on the traces worn full. Thn’e Charlotte puzzling as iliey were In" Chit Hot tn - Base Ball Games Scheduled. ■ they-wish lo see just how the of divorcees."' remarked lhe man who responsible ■ i*.r-e«: $wii mon mrt.Tmd nml .this ,kl'-VF'* Thursday, July 23— Hastings In nouftoed *h«a c Zrom iJhuu*.*e livu wlmre they have no| hire system?" “Slugger Kralzmiller" al bat. Char­ iiartjng*. "Tho price of thia piano Is forty had married a widow. 1 don't sup­ Charlotte. tho telephone ofllco ru«hed in tn search come in contact wilh civilization. pose they are always telling a fellow lotte fans* mopped their fen ill AH of these people wore formerly pounds," answered tho clerk. “The In­ Friday, July 24, Charlotte. -cond half caused the fan* of the doctor. / . brows. - uncorked s.iijic of their Saturday. July 25—Hastings in I . "Tho minister paused In his dls-, of our village and no doubt vye will stalment would be a pound a month." their first husbands were tho best men who ever lived.” Choicest cxiih'-sions, removed the Gram! Haven. , receive interesting kdlers from "Have yc got it InsuredT* . I delight were heard all courso to allow them to pass out of “safely valve” from I heir lune ca­ Sunday. July 26,—Hastings in tho church. Realising that his father, these people of what thry-see on . E. Chilton drew "Well, really, ma'am, the purchaser pacity. and evoiybmly knows ’•that this line trip. Many have enjoy**d usually Insures thn instrument, but Grand Haven. Concurring. going some." A goml single woiil. Tuesday, July 28—Chicago Leland was leaving him behind, the baby, al­ lhe scenes descntied by ,M. 8. Keel- to close the bargain we'll Insure this i< sacrillre. Mundiy, He—"As I waraaylng. Mias Maymis, - mean two run* and a ha-.- on.run ways partial to tho head of the house, r . or of his recent trip^ isilily ’ weakening, hit Giants. piano and agree to take all rlska.” when I start out to do-a thing 1 stay Wednesday, July 29— Hastings in began howling lustily to accompany "Ye tee, betwane mo and you. ’ 1 the nnd two strike* .m “Kral/.- he roin- rigid, scoring liolh runner*. Berk on the Job. I'm no quitter.” She him. . . Miss Ellen .MrKevitt is visiting menccd to rip off MWeral fouls dn-w a pa-*. 'IJiursday, July 3*1—Hastings in "Unable to quiet his screams, I, too. her aunt. .Mrs. I. II. Keeler and hus­ purchaser explained, as she deposited (with a weary yawn)—"Don’t I know c. Chilton struck . which only tended to prolong Ho St. Johns. . band in •Grand Rapids, for an in­ tho receipt for tho fl¥at instalment In It!" agony. At this point a filial loll.- lai. her-pocket, ”l'm glad toTxrnlsy about Friday, July 31—St. Johns. definite time. , ond pause In tho sendee. was di-cover*,d standing ahsolutely Saturday, August I—SI. Joljns. Mrs.-Alice Gibbs amt daughters, the Insurance, becazo I want to get Co-operation. “Then II occurred to our guest that rigid, -willi mouth wid>- open and Tuesday, August 4—Allegan in and Mildred, Charles Beck­ the betther of mo ould man. He said ball nt Collett, who Social life can bo improved solely he had locked the house and retained Clara eyes g)a*.*y and protruding. At. ilrst Hastings. . with ami Pal Haley spent a few that If I brought a planny Into tho through the unselfishness of men.— ktmkond. in order to it wa- thought to he heart trouble, tho key. The doctor would bo unable days lust week at Barlow Lake. Tue-day, Augu-t i--Allegan. . house he'd smash it wld an axe—and, Tolstoi. but a lal.-r diagnosis slH>Xvi<d tlr.d; thn ball. Heli scored and Hutchins Thursday, August tl—Hastings in to gel either bis case or bls Instru­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred PalleMon of faith, he's the b'y to do It!” ments. To Bare delay bo thought beet Grand Rapids were the guests of Charlotte. ■ Owing to p high tax on matches Friday, August 7—Charlotte. Mr. and Sirs. Sam Alley and Mr. put under BallIroutile wa- caused by two Artificial Wood. as.*fs*ed by the government, Ger­ tened from the church, while there and Mrs. David Mattison a few days .pressmijs getliifg cn.-swi' French experimenter* at work in man match - manufacturers have en. ■ was a third pause on ‘ the minister ’ s last week. , . throat and temporarily • TlnH«’d;ty, August 13— Hustings in part. Mrs. E. 8. Gros find is spending a the city of Lyons have just produced nppealetl to the government To take him. Vigorous momding on Hu­ lhe match iiuluslry and make Charlotte. ' “When we reached homo doctor was few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. an artificial wood, according to the over . back disPHlaed them, and thereafter ahead. E. Chilton xyu* safe on Friday. August 11—Grand Haven. swinging idly tn the hammock. M. W. Poland and family near American. consul at that place. The it « government monoply. he erupted a stream fhal would Slinirt’* nuiff of an inlicld fly. Saturday. August ,15—Charlotte. . His Status. Haslings. ‘ jl. new product has been found after “'Why! Why!’ exclaimed the un­ make Vesuvius look like a' llreTuesday, Augiwl 23, — Allegan in . ,Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson I. Boll siliuled nvet .» cracker. sophisticated cousin, "didn’t you havo and daughter nml Wilson* Whit­ years of study and practical experi­ "There goes a man who makes It ■ Hast lugs. . ■ . •inuled lo right. V ments, the most recent of which have point Icetrcst ail women ill.” . But returning to Krntzpiilh-r? right who motored last Thursday given eminently satisfactory results. "The brute! Who is he?” something?* wilh two hall* nnd two strikes, and -..ifMy into right Held and E.ThilHastings Defeat.*! Grand Ledge. to visit relalives'in Shiawassee and “You see, he could hardly treat them “ Oh. ho; yawned tho M. D.. ‘just Saginaw county, will return this The process consists In transforming after making several fouls, lie hit ,b>h and Bell scored, pulling Hast­ Hastings defeated the strong one with a crack that could b<- ing- in I hi* leadGrand Ledge team H to I. Tuesday. my old Swedish patient in Now Got­ Friday, accompanied.hy Mrs. John­ straw into a-solid material having the when they’re well. He's a doctor.” ' . heard- for several blocks.. Leaning Hall pitched great ball nnd rece-iv? land phoned to know If ho could bare son's niece. Mrs. Warner Scar­ resistance of ojk. Tho atrnw. after ..... .... ... ni- lill.K- suddenly in th.-'.*«iv<mth when lhe 1• <l li.u- .nppui.*. Opposed I" Mill a leetlo sugar In hie coffee!1”—Kan- brough and little son, Dale, of Bur- being cut into small pieces, is reduced Take Tims. ed schooner he started..for th st. viotnrs indulged'in a halting rally ' -to-» paste by boiling. Certain chemi­ Ion. .Mich. Fraud and deceit are ever in a bur 'aaa City Star. But Mffx Eck, who ha* a duagree- and scored Ihree.morv nuts', lignin IpihTung"stall of the. University of Mrs. J. D. Vanner and Mrs. J. 8. cals are then added. When the paste ry. Take time for all things—Frank uble habit of running ail over lh- giving them a lead of Iwp. Borger Michigan * Bariheaif, who was has been reduced to a homogeneous Ritchie were in Grand • Rapids. lln. Staging a Trial. field and'pickihg ui» "grass cul- hit Kralzmillor, Lyxyi.* follow.-.! v-iv elTcclive against Haslings sev­ mass it is put into presses, and planks, "Do you think you havo sufficient Wednseilay. lore” gobbled onln (To- ball and got with a single. Michael spoiled a eral । limes, was found sdfely for 14 Miss Ella Hubbard is spending beams, laths and moldings of all sixes Ralls as Tslegraph Poles. it to first Ihisi* Just as .Kratz was Imino run for' McDonald. Pape 'hits, which came in ii.itgain to!.-, two weeks in'Chicago, the guest of are readily made. Thia new material Old rails, oracled In pain, are used about to plant,his fiMitWear on it. binde.^ snfoly nt first, when Reck 1'l he vihilois were unable to bunch a spread engfa orator, a sob specialist, her Sister, Mrs. IL I. McKinh<y.. ' can bo sawed like natural woo>1. , As The game was over mid Hasting­ threw over*-Maltby’s head, Kratz.- hits on Hall’s delivery.. The big an insanity expert and a little cuss W. j. Hayward. M. F. Jordan ami a fuel It emits a bright flame and little by a BrisRIan railroad for telegraph . won it fairly by a wore of I fo n miller .worlnit. Stuart scored h.collegian n..^.«... guessing Charles Robertson are enjoying a smoke. It la further said to be adap­ poles In a region where Insects do ||epl the visitors “in ton innings. The pleasure of Mutphy wilh a single. Hatmimnd * all the time,. and stroy wood rapidly. ~:;d he !;;■ did ndd exe; -icr! vacation up at Houghton lake. lhe-game'was zuily marred by one flied lo Mlcliael and Chapple, hit himself very much at that -. • • BanThe Misses Beryl und Rhea table to the manufacture. of match really unpleasant incident when a .safely, scoring Page, who crossed beau received discouraging sup­ Brandstetter, Ruth and Edna Ix*e, sterna.' Emperor Nicholas of Russia has Naturally. certain Charloll.* player referr-' with the visitor-' last run. Hall port, particularly " in left Held, Mildred Thompson and Ethel Har­ the distinction of being the first ’i»d to the umpire in terms that arc pafewd Collett, but ho regained where Cribb dropped three long per, with .Mrs. Frank Lee us chap­ Rural mail delivery was estab­ hart.d liy the two teams, and was control and rung down the curtain Hies, one of wliich resulted in two trying position " ba muttered. eron ' enjoyed a week's outing al lished hi the province of Ontario bn ruler to establish a government deflnod KJM), lhe line being paid lo by striking out McKay. Barlow lake, last week. scores when il should have retired April I.’ 1912: In the-two years since partrtienl of sports. It bears the Bastings team, -before the player In their half. Hastings lied lhe the side. “I bare been summoned to serve on Mr. and Mrs.-i'red Harris*nnd two that date 587 postofllces have been name of the department of physi­ wa« allowed lo participate in the «c<>ro hy good, hard hilling. Hutch­ The outfielders .of both Leant* a jury.” children ■ of Muskegon, returned closed lit the province by the exten­ cal culture and is under lhe direc­ game played here the following in* opened with a single. E. Chil- were kept busy. E. ChUlon and home Tuesday morning, after sion of rural delivery routes. tion of a’ cabinet minister. . FARMERS STATE BANK Results Count Pb,?i°ed1 ^h,ru N,lur» M. W. SMITH, D. C. HASTINGS WINS THREE OUT Of FIVE GAMES �FACE SEVEN THE HASTINGS BANKR, JULY 23. 1311. NORTH HOPE. Boys, Attention! Southwestern Barry Next Saturday afternoon, July 18th, at 2:30 100 Yard Foot Race For boys 12 yrs. old and under. The boy winning the race will receive* *i.do Cast­ ing Rod. Each oi the other boys will be treated to Ice Cream Soda. The race will take place in front ol my store. ■ . BASE BALL GAME NEXT SAT­ URDAY AFTERNOON HICKORY CORNERS VS. DELTON. Thi, will be a red-hot game. The teams have played twice this season, one game going to a 14-inning tie, the other resulting in a victory lor Delton by a score ol 4 to 3. ■ . REXALL RUBBING OIL The Rexall Store DELTON, MICH, DE1.TON. Frank Moerdikc spent Sunday The Epworth League topic for noxl Sunday. evening will be wflh relatives In Kalamazoo. “Christ's Kaiictiilcalion of tabor," Rev. und Mm. EllsWorlh of Rich­ nnd llm leader. J. W. .McBain. Ev­ laud called on tri< iid»' 111 Cressey, erybody cordially invited to these Saturday. The MluM May «nd I.ila Cairns of Hasting# were guests at E. D. Reynold's over Bunday. John Mason of Cooper threshed Kathryn Dinkcl Wednesday and his wheat on the WiMwtlruin farm Thunulay of lasl work. . last week, being >!>.• tir.-t donein Honey sett's Mr. George Judson of Phoenix. this vicinity. David Arizona, rame lasl week for a few machine doing lhe work. h weeks visit nt Eugene Horton's.. Mrs; Julia Towne ami #nn of’ E)l*t Mrs. Bush and son left Wednes­ Barry were the gi)--t* of her par­ day for their rutlage al Eaton Rap­ ents, .Mr. and Mrs. \V. Waters, Sunid^ where they will spend acveral Adelberl EnxianV mother •ry.poor health, iircessitatiii Prairieville sjumt Wednesday wilh Mr. mid Mrs. Hazen. Little Bethel Bolv-.-ri Ims been Mary Burpee of Kalamazoo i* quite nick with irilliimnmiioii of thi* • visiting her cousins Harold" and stomach. bill Is ihiproving. Guy Hnncysctl ami wiT<- <>f Floyd Burner. Mr. and Mm. Gilbert Searles have Springbrook, wwe guests nt hi# been sfmnding a -week visiting in brothers E. H. Hon-v—ij'-, Sunday. Mrs." Warren Fisher i* enti-t-iamami around Richland. .Mr. and Mrs. John Burke mid Mrs. ing her cousin, Mr*. Van Laird of Perry Collins and Graydon Black­ I...... Bul for lhe timely help of their man are spending tin- week at neighbor# coming fn»ni all tmints. Stony Point. • There was a great deal of excite­ the building# on Hie W. Gilkey ment here Saturday al the ball farm would have l-.-n burned. Inst The farm being >« < upir<l game helwevn Hickory mid Delton, week. bill-we won by a score of II In 2. by Will Culp mid family. The tire Delton certainly can be proud of being set |»y 1 ho 111 • rmli■ .■■! .Mr. Rawden of Ann \rt»n- of Hr Anti Saloon Lcagu- gave us in et­ ernise Sunday. Willie Shorter « drr-se.i Saturday f«» In f weeks. E. 1'. Heynnlds w.-- rail d I I'miiielt Gi„ Iu#'. u.-vk by tie 011s illness of hl;, brother ' who suffered .1 almke >>f p:>i White Dress Goods After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waistings, White Crdpes, etc., will he sold at Less Than Actual Cost. Children's Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. Ro** Hull of Shultz spent Satur­ day night with Mr. nml Mrs. Geo. Whittemore. Mr. and Mrs. Jnm<*« Brown motored to Shultz. Sunday and look, him home.. Mr. and Mi*. .Munlock nnd gue*f« Mr. nml Mr*. Youngs nf Hnsling* motored to Knlnmnroo Friday. The Hunt Stock Co. will be nt 'Delton this week Thursday. Friday and Saturday evenings. They tave always given good satisfaction wherever they have been. The (ent will be on Hip halt diamond. Dr. Cross and family an<l Mr. Slack visHed relatives in Fulton tjaturdav night nml Sunday. . Some extra good bargains in Dry Goods. Mr. nml .Mrs. Los united in marriage Pm it. K:il.unnin> i I heir many friend* Mi** Minnie Han tag* is visiting her nie Brown and otli Mr# I'reil Piurcu mid -Mzertkrnvad MilUr of Loe AiwUe*. CaL. is visiting ln,T father, Cor- Ireiw- and Mr#. Wartutr.-aJj of Dowling, spanl from Friday until nulius Mason and family. .Mrs. George Duukley visited her Saturday, picking berries at Dcfhald McCailum's. ' •• Lewis Wise is the owner of a new In Hallie Creek over Sunday. Miu Edyth Pfanshka of Kalama­ Chicago, have been visiting Mb and zoo in spending her vacation ' at Mr#. Janies Barroil-of several days. hut nr. . u The Mtaies Grace and Eva Bryan .Mr. and Mhl Theoddro Pranslijta accompanied Miss Hazel Ellsworth and daughter and Ham Forver home from Bancroft for a visit. tpettl Tuesday at Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Henry WiAwcll were Mr. and Mr». Otto Natzel and lit­ called to Kalamazoo, Friday by J lie tle Jessie >'a.#h. were In Hastings. serious illness of CIntnl** Vvtswefl: Saturday. Miss Mabel Marlin of High SL is Mrs. Nellie Wagner came from Kalamazoo to npeud Sunday with । speeding n few days wilh Win. An­ her parent*, Mr. and Mr#. Albert dri# nnd family. Mr. ami Mrs.. Anderson and lady Little; ' Then* will be a' church lament j friend of Milwaukee, an* spending Im)x social al tile home of Mrs. Smith, ciut.of town. Saturday eve­ parent* here. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hammond am ning, July 251 h. - A general invila* the pr«ud parents of a nine pound lion is extended to all. girl, born Sunday. July 19. Mis# Bernice Mosher is caring for Joyce Ellsworth nnd Mi*. Peter Mrs. Claud Hammond. Vandertie, 'entertained the M. E. Ralph Brown nnd family wore tallies”Aid at the byine of the lat­ ter. Saturday afternoon. ' Mr. and Mr.*'. Clarence Miller, Mr. nml’Mrs. Edwin Helt mid Mrs. Mart Olmstead of Kalamazoo visited at SOl.TH WEOT RUTLAND. Mr*. Ed. Otu is spending a .few days iu this vicinity. . Svery one enjoyed a fine lime at Evt the rOtis school ntc.ntc. especially at ‘ dinner time, swimming and ball playing were the chief sports of thi* Ml## Either Cronk spent a ffrw days in this vicinity. Wm. Haven# and family spent Sunday with Han km Hart and fnmThe Misses Maggie and Winnie Otis si ■ Bpehding. a few dqn bi this vicinity. Claude Mason's. S.unday. Austin B. Bead of Richland i* the champion' wheal grower iu Kala­ mazoo county so fjir as reported this year. He |hrr.*ht*d tl>70 bushels tn lhe acre. Bu of twenty-three acre* forty-four bushels to lln unusual crop in these i of tho Held was sown l< Wonder wheat, of whirl Ly pounds of seed was 1 more and family, 'i'liursday ami Friday. Esther Crook of (Juimby spent Friday with Floy WliiUcmon*. Mrs. Ora Hines ami son. Han>l<L of Bailie Creek is visiting relatives Red Wave, ninety pntinds of seed, in this neighborhood. being mo*d to the am*. This wheat Harry Dunn, spent last week with was nll~pDwn f«r the H. <:. King’ his narenis, near Battle Creek ami S.*ed <-«»in|niiiy of Baltli* CrvekJ This hnhl was an oat .«lublih* tb-l-l turned utifler and the previous year Registered Percheron Fnr Yur Old Slilllu Success Ilion ua- foriiwrly oivnrd (■ruffmilk-r mid is writ horse breeder# of Barry of the sanm township, hn* also an unusual yield of wlic.it lo report. From too acres of shibble land he threshed bllshelw. Iweilly-llve acres yielding an average of forty ao likdy to go on his upper# as the half-aoul^d. ones. The former la usu­ ally better heeled and doesn't pea out Eatabliahlng Public Right-of-Way. I In order to establiah a public rl<ht- extended visit al .Mi-, bridger's and Earl Job Carper is a sister >•( M ••r aud Mr*. Johns'-u. Mr.*, llelja Tung-ii- 1 day# nt Halsey Tongate !y walked Hi rough It. In olden tin* It waa customary when making such cjalin to carry a dead body throug. E. B. Gates Cloverdale, Michigan •BANNER want ahVS. pay. F. H. WILKINSON .Both Phones Frairieville, Mich. We Pay •. ‘ Capital Surplus Per Cent (20,000.00 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich, Pres. , Vicc-Prcs. J. G, Hughes, Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLeay Wm. Eliibtt J. G. Hughes George J. Doster L. B. Tccrpening The J. & S. Park and Lawn Seat her uiaiHi- I Fred Frey of Be<tford. Miss .Marie Parriihlee. has entertaining a rniisin. Miss Gem vieve Parnilee. of Grand Rapid.*. Mr. and Mt-. ' II. him sp-t Sunday wilh s .1. Zimmcnnan mi family. ■ Mrs. Sarah SlF fUeld . eiitei taim her sister. Mi- Eliza Sheffield f< Saturday ami Sunday. • Dr. ami Mt-. Stiles ami childn of Bailie Creek *i»<nl Saturday wtl the doctor's parents. D. C. slowly gaining. ' John Jone* and family all Mr. mid-Mrs. Manson and Mr*. Win. Grib of Kalnmaznn and Mrs dinner with Mr. and M Win Grave# and son of Kentucky spent last wkek wilh .Mr. and .Mrs. Baltin Cm Isaac Newton. M. Edmom her Satunj LACEY x Claud McIntyre and children arc Born, lo Glen Miller ami wife, on Wednesday. July tSlh, n son. A play entitled L ist Girl” was given in laicey last- Friday mglit, to a gtjfHl crowd. All who nllendcd pronounced il very good indeed. Miss |Xin,Hiy Clark and .Miss Sy­ bil Fleming have, camping al There's a Time For Everything and Now Is the Tima For You To Buy Fred Horn ami family tending a couple of v is parents. • WE ARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS and plan to dose out everything in our Dry Goods department in the next lour weeks at prices that cannot help-hut make them For the benefit of those who are not acquainted with our store we wish to stale that we not only carry a lull line ot staple dry goods, but also a large stock of ladicr-* and children’s ready­ made dresses, ladies' gauze and muslin underwear, petticoats nnd hosiery, men’s overalls, work shirts, summer underwear, hosiery, ties, suspenders, etc. * Come l>etore the (things A ou need are sold. Come while you can have first choice. ' Mu’, and Mr Mrs. Earl lb> Sunday by Browned Balli'' 'reek. ' Mr. mid Mr*. !' Towne of Hickory Relle of Great Russian Ruler. Coniurs spent Sunday wilh Mr. and At Christie's. London, a Jacobean Mrs. Elmer Tusuute. The'Burroughs and Woodmansee oak- chair wap sold for 19 aulimas. ladi.-- from Dowling. thrwHora ,w< ■* ’ * Tho chair, according to n doacrlpllon. Henry Stevens has purchased-n Vnnsyrkle's new automobile. (ol was fiasMis# Edith Norman and little .'how the Imo Mary Stanton itave been visithig al the machine. Battle Creek the past two week*. i.-iuulit ihcrn'limv to do the job up Mrs. Jay Cole will ciilerlain lhe L. A. S. this afternoon. thresher, Mr. and.-Mr*. Will Jones and snn fiower wtH n- d There i* one. limt G|en left Thursday, for a two weeks when tin* old man kuew lh>* Rm#I outing with Mr. and Mrs. Al. Web­ He Is K? year* ago. ■----er at ChelMiyg^n. • The Elile l-'irkin Club was enter­ Mr. uml Mrs. Wm. Norman, who tained at I lie home of Mrs. Lek have Inx'ii hero three weeks relum­ Jones Saturday. IMnoappb* ice mu ed lo their home al Battle Creek, cake, liotne mauufaclur«*d. wm .Saturday served. Al! members prhsenl ad­ Ethel Hill is sick with measles. journed In I With Mrs. Lucj Miss Grace ------- Thomas is keeping Bristol next time. Anna Jones, while hous for * Mrs. *‘ Mrs. Cecil Weeks of Dowling .as„- visiting up north. Mr. mid Mrs. Hoy Moore und chil­ dren spent Sunday wilh..Mr. und Mi-s. Geii. Miller. Mr. and Mb Mrs. Harry Colton mid niollier en­ to Hastings. .? tertained Hie Larkin's Club al leu Tungate s moi on Wednesday. Anna Loen C them for an l ...... HOPE CENTER. C. P. Hcyn-'l>l5 i* not well al Ihitf Every tanner operates his farm for PROFIT, just the same as every manufac­ John Acker spent Sunday wilh writing.. turer operates his factory for profit. In farming, just as in manufacturing, the friends and trialive# in Augusla. Mr*.. F.va Bi’-I-I.l «>f Jnrkson, i«.Mr. and Mrs. Will Whitmore of tho guesj of h r niece, Mr< tana ! one who succeeds is equipped with the BEST MACHINERY’’. No up-to-date South Wall Lake, spenl Sunday Tungol**.. Sil.-, expect* to Join her manufacturer can AFFORD to be-without a machine that will SAVE TIME or with Mr. and .Mrs. O. Geslrr. Ulster, Mi*.. I.ovi l i Steven*, al Oak-; DO HIS WORK BETTER, no matter what the COST. The very same thing is Miss Fanny Kay returned home wood. Fine Lake, for a.two .weeks Sunday from Battle Greek where true of the farmer. • she has been visiling friends severMachinery that is especially adapted to the needs o( Mrs. 0. Gesler is on the sick list. . Weeks good lime. the farmers in our section. It will pay you to get our prices on anything you ex­ Mr. ami Mrs. Harty Nagle and ..... .... . l-hu Shelliehl ale children from Cressey an* tpemh'ng Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs.pect to buy. You know our expenses arc not very high here. .a few days wilh Mrs. Nick 'Asker Roy llice; afler 'tinner .Mr. Slu-fnnd taking care of their wheal on lleld (txflc them for'n' jny rithf lo Hie Belkcr farm. Short) Arres. Fir'' Lake. Mrs. Hinn*# and daughter. Wilda Mr. nml Mr- Waller Rf rewin and of Kalnmazno. nre visiting her pat­ son. Harold, of Barrie, spent Sunday ents, Mr. and Mr#. E. B..Payne.’ with Mr. and Mie. Geo. Tongate and Floyd. Notice. . ......... Frank Willkoi andi Hastings' Hive No. 308,/Wlll hold son. Clare. w»*i>' cuert.* of Mr. and its, next regular meeting Wedne— 1 Mrs. .Cha*’. ’Willk* * at ihctr’coitnie day ovening. July 29. instead of > I nt Fine -take:, C. WHlke? home is August 5, because ot Chautauqua.i- lln L'tbandale. 1 ' "I Kopf & Kopf Delton, Mich Without a Machine That Will Save Him Money A comfortable seat, made of channel steel and hardwood. Tin* steel is routed tn prcti-nl rust and the bourds nre well nlrinlrd for prrMimitlmi. The scat I# i feet long and a u*p fomtorlahlr shapr. The legs arc made in such shape (hat they Mill not sclllr Into the (jrniind. •In*.! the Ihiiiy for parks mid luuits, as It can be removed eas­ ily li'oin plucp to bluer. Shipped in the,knockdown. The Jordan & Steele Mfg. Co. HASTINGS, lIICHRi AN Anger. Anger Is by no means a sign of a strong character bul. on the contrary, that of a weakling whose aoul, »c r^rl l Mrs Gabb. "I should say ho far from getting expurgated of Its w.i«i cool, Why. his teeth chatlsred.” rercngtdnlncBS. t» stUl more confound —Cincinnati Enquirer. cd by It.—Seneca. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. DELTON, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER For tho “Rubber* Plant. WANTS Nke. Furnished Rooms for light housekeeping at »ii So. Church BL Bee Pldn Smllh. . If or Kale Cheap-Hough l-inch lum­ ber fur roofing and sheeting, also bill stuff. Phone 40117. Inquire F. G. Pierce, City. if Cistern* built, rlraned and repaired All work guaranteed. Phone or leave word at Smith** Market Leo KinHIi. City. If Oiu* Hgftt driver, ihn*1 years old. ihriH.1 roll*, ime In three' years old. C. FeldpaiiM h. t'Jt I luflR 2 short. •• For file— i re.- full bl—-I O. I. •: btY10d SOW*. ltM‘‘ . DrMotl. phone 3k quire 1«37 S'1- Hnyr > ■•-i flee. while nml buff. For Sale-Good dry mixed wood 1225 per conJ delivered. Phone A. F. Sylvester br Geo. Tolljunt. if -r*FBrSrtB=Corm'r on 8. Hanover Hl. ’ Phone 323 R. or inquire of E. A. ' Benedict. tf For Rent—House wilh barn, on Ea»l Green SI. Suitable for two fami­ lies. Thoa. E. Walers. 418 E Green St, Phone 455. If JontOt—Diamond Wrikilng. ---- -—,— — ----- ---------.. . ‘sterday afternoon al foub ber plant that h*» become bare bflprlork Miss Floremr Diamond was leave* at the bottom, nml hence an- tutilrd in marriage lo Mr. Paul sightly, they should go out for a coun Jones, of Grand Rapid*, lhe cere­ try walk and collect some fresh raoaa mony lieing performed al the home from a damp bank, and then proceed of her panmts, Mr. and Mr*. N. T. to treat the plant a* follows: Close Diamond, In that rity. 1 he liHde t* w<-ll known in this notch half way through the atent. and city ami enunly, where she grew Rhe gradthen cllt the latter upward* for an I" young womanhood from the Haslings High Inch. Insert In thia cirft a amah peb- uahil j'clnx»L and for several year* post has been a very taccrssful teacher, and place a thick layer around the of late- having a splendid iwwilion wound and bind It securely with twine. in tbe Grand Rapid- sell vol*.. Keep the mou constantly * moist. In Tire groom, we flmlerslantl. is about -two month* root* will form In one of (he eastern repreflenltflLre* the mo*a. and when these are seen Gie Berkey A Gay Furniture wn. coming through, sever the stem nnd Tlfi'.v will make their,home in New plant the mosa aud item tn good soil Aork City, so we ate informed, and In a pot: theh in due course you will with them go the l>e*t wishes of twists of friends. get a nice dwarf plant. Baldwin. Phon iir"Sale—While eiiofrtel baby rnr- Varuiim Cleaner lo Reul—Electric or hand power cleaners lo rent by . the day. Phone 137. . If For Hale—Fine summer home on bank of Tliornapple lake. In­ cluding bouse, barn and «lmp. with % acre land, some fruit. Price right. Phone 23911. *' If Sparks. According lo an old Cherokee legend, when plants arid animals were cre­ ated. they were told to watch and keep awako for seven nights The first night nearly all the animals stayed awake The next night several of them dropped aslbep. The third night Imniin* ;il still more went to sleep. At last, on tho seventh night, onlf the owl. th* still awake. Therefore they have tho power to sec and go about In the dark. Even the ln*» went lo sleep. Only the cedar*, the pine, tho sprues. !>>(_> .in.! ii. p.iini. .1 In all seven ufihu. Therefore they are Wanted Egga—My prtcr tbl.< wwk: good running order for only *256. No. I egg*, strictly clean and fresh. 22c; No. 2 eggs. 17c. Egjt.over Iworeroeks old are not gradmul wc Armored «1 fresh. Joaepb Rogers. If earlier origin than I* grti.-rally sup­ posed Tho Knight* of SL John of For Salo—Registeretl Dunw Jersey . wheel chair. b.«.. Itolb .vxu, Trraled ''"i d’Art Jerusalem built tn 1530 a war galley, eliotor,. J. K MrKlwmu. ir. ■ ■■ tho Santa Anna, which was protected with a cuirass of lead, to Its great ad. For Salt .. ... mare. For Sale—Nine room house. ... . Phone |«3-|: vantage In »ea fights. The Santa . quin; 937 So. Hayes St. Homer. Warner. Anna had another modern feature; a contemporary chronicler narrates ulth Not ire Tho best Hewing machine on neemes. a pleased astonishment that tho vessel oil gnu and nretllea, 2 moeas blocks nonn north m of "‘Vl’r"'w" the monument, where the sign is. I % " ' "r 'm.e 1 I ave a re- 1 carried a bakery, which permitted the crew to enjoy tho luxury of fresh ‘ JoM idi Rogers. 2--WU-. bread. Sihrr ii»rr aPlating iuiiiiu—’< >i-< jyour 'iiii vna old miiu knives. ■-. rspai uonsi story. forks and spoons silver plalrd and or Sale (.heap A pood hen :u.. made a* good aa new al n very and lw<» Moves.» Ijall 57.1 In a consistory tho pope and cardi­ low prire. .Mail by parrels pjnd. S4,,‘ Milla. nals are seated In a circle. At tho -------Advance Mfg. Co. Co., Kalainaioo. ~--- *———■—-—— pope's rig|it hand *lts the senior cardi­ Mich. 4-wiui or Sale—\ Hurbtufl bull. 2? nal bishop, beyond whom are tbe oth­ month* old. Call 131 IL 3S. l-wk er* of that order, according to senior­ •Lott—Friday a pair id rimlr« ity. After the last cardinal bishop giasM** in black case. Fintler comee the senior cardinal priest, and tdeajw return to BANNER oilier. Not Ire. Reward. i-wk Accounts for care of Inta are now so on through that order. Finally, after the last cardinal liriest comes due and slmitld lie paid nrffhre. For Rent—New modern nouse, W. not the senior but' tho junior cardinal Grand SI. For. Sale— Modern deacon, and so ou in reverse order, 9 mom house, 44kf'Emt Green1 Htnnlsh'ing with the senior deacon at T. J. Drosseau. ‘ 3-wks the left hand of tho pope. For Sale—A good four year old HASTINGS MARKETS work mftrr. 'bolor gray. Weight about 13k). Hickory Corner* Corrected Tl.tirMlay, July 23. ; When he can't get front seats at phone. Joseph Haines, Cressey. The Haatinus Milling Co. is pay-! tho theater he growls about the box office discrimination; when he can ho Found—lii front of W. J. Conway's ing 75 cent* for obi wheal, and 72} decides r.ol to lake them after All— .. house, boy's coal. Owner can wheat and •>»!* decline. Rutter1 for the show ean’l be a good one. or have Mme by proving properly and paying fpr advertisement. W. and butter fal advance. KggH ai I they would have been gone long ago. Wc all know the complete pessimist. 1 J. Conway. Doi/er, Houle I . l-wk ilown. ’ Ho Is almost as depressing as tho pro­ PHODUCa. i’or Sale Cheap—Good gas range. fessional optimist—Collier's, Weekly. ' four burners. Inquire BANNER. If Work Horse for sab’ cheap. C. , In the Pride of Their Youth. ■ ME STH. Christiansen, Rec. 5, Baltimore. You remember thia. In tho three Z-Wks | HveC arrewS. i greatest decisions to bo taken in life Sale—Four houses in Hastiiig-:1 Vealcal dr — ihorses, ------- lafco ----• । Tl r' Hoc*, four any kind Ho_, alive.ptj llr^^ „ life work, and love—each soul must bo 1 . ...1 Hm. stork or good farm of righty I tSt^sn^iZii mrja Its own couhael. Children must per­ arres. Ram Marshall, Morgan.'Muttoa.gmsed.u. form their duty lo themselves and to AMD „,U!B life by sooner or later going their own way.—From "Young Wisdom.” For Rent—Furnished and unfur- 'rwrt*n*.»nre. io nished rooms. 213 No. R ’ Phone 384R. What. Indeed, does not that word For Sale—My eighty acre farm al’ cheerfulness imply. It means a con­ Morgan. Jemima Morgan. 2-wk* tented spirit. It means a pure heart. It means a kind and loving disposition. For Reni—Furnished collage nt £ It means’ humlHtf" and charily, it Thomapide latke. Address Mr*. oJSr'i means a generous'appreciation of oth­ Eva Houghlalin. Morgan.. l-wk I ers and a modest opinion Of self.— Thackeray. Wanted—Girl for general work. no washing.*. Apply 1021 North Bread way. t-wk 'J>n girl* tinvr grnouafrd from n For Bale—Thoroughbred Indian Misditno. »ijs. Rnnnc.r dnekt: also nine, young nig*. Plione 319-21^IS. ’ Hainc. . UtaWM < > rlibiiU»JJ4at.Hi''y arej.er(cctly I applied; "The Best for the Money Store’ SIX THOUSAND Blue Chambray Shirts Sold by me in six years. There's a reason-THEY DO NOT FADE! ALL STYLES—Attached detached collar, no collar Price 50c G. F. Chidester, Clothier Phone 22, Hastings, Mich. PAGE EIGHT Drulii of Ned Holbrook. Edward Holbrook, Jr, son of Ed­ ward Holbaook. of Muskegon, who in*- “ lhe liul* resided in Hastings, dtfrir ■* '* Muskegon year and n half, died jni _____ on Wednesday of last week, rek. after a long illnutei of tirt»-reuloeis. He wan 87 yfar* Old. He left Hast­ ings last April io tei frt the Sani­ tarium in Howell, mil hh condition tac-amo such that ha- returned home where he died. Rev. Maurice Grigsby, of I hi* city, conducted aervides Jn Muskegon on Saturday. The body was brought to Hasting* in the afternoon nnd interred in the family loj in Riverside cemetery, member* of the Brotherhood and Fellowship Club, of which doceap- Mr. Holbrook was a young man of many attainment*. Previous lo hi* illness be was employed a* if com­ mercial engineer by a iJelroil firm — no uanger. inanufai-tufing large cranes. Mr. "Weren't you afraid that the doctor Holbrook wa.« a member ‘ of (he ybu sent for might not be ablo lo ro Firsf Presbyterian church, of Delleve the baby whan it choked oq the troll. pieces of dough It tried to aweilowF S'o. indeed! One thing a doctor Mr. nnd Mrs. D. McBain „ visited friends iu Hickory Corners, Sunday. patlento cough up the dough " Instead of picking up pieces of bro­ ken glass, wet a Woolen cloth, lay on the floor ov^r ths fragment* and pat lightly. Tho tiny particles will stick to tho cloth, which may be burned. The largest tree In the United States Is said to be the "Mother of the Fore*t." a giant redwood in the Cala­ , veras big tree grove In California. It la supposed to contain 140.C19 board feet of lumber. 3l~ A deaf and dumb man la Frankfort trees la Argentina; tho Juicy early does such excellent cleaning and ginAmerican downy-eklnaed peach. th* clingstone downy peach, the alipstoM nonadherent peach, and two necta- A short Ums ago he packed a lot of funCthra for one of his regular patroag wto was moving to another town. subtropical regions. It 1a to bs found She told him to send hl* bill and bs tn the southern Andean. Pampean and Maritime regions, but peach groves occur In largest number along the si- forgpt!“—Indlaaapolla News. tensive stretch of territory lying be­ tween Buenos Aires and Mendosa. When Insect bites occur the Imme­ diate application of a little ammonia often prevent* swelling and inflam(nation. It is a good plan to keep a bottle of oU of eucalyptus, because mosquitoes havo a decided aversion to tho small, and will promptly leave for other fields If a little of tbe oil Is, sprinkled about where they congre- Juot Surmising. ‘period of renaissance* the paper Don't knock on the glass With your hand; you might hurt it. Use a sledge hammer.”' Thar* the ironic notice York vermin exterminator's shop. In­ side ths window ire three or four /errata, trained to hunt rats. Before the shop owner put the sign on the window tapping on the glass to arouas sports of the neighborhood. Literature. Literary history is thVgreat morgue ha,, all ._ .. Heinrich Heine. It must 'a' be«n one of them revolutlons where they killed the king or Tbare la no tnje potency put that *umpln',~ reflected his neighbor.—Liv- of help; nor true ambition but ambl* tngston Lance. *^)(g EVERY COOK WANTS THE BEST FLOUR Get Your Cook French’s White Lily Flour—-It’s Best There is more French’s White Lily Flour used in Barry County than of all other flours combined. Ask yourself the reason why this is so. in this county would not all be using French's White Lily Flour unless they KNEW that it was the BEST, would they? They are doing just what everyone else is seeking to do, and that is to get the BEST FOR THEIR MONEY. They haye us^d French's White Lily; they have tried other flours. But they all come back to Finch's White Lily Flour because it is the BEST MADE FLOUR ON THE MARKET It is also the CLEANEST flour on the market because all the grain is washed and polished; all cockle, broken kernels and foul stuff are taken out by special patented machines, which is not done in other mills. Therefore you get all this stuff in the flour those other mills make. As the result of 40 years of successful experience arid the most modem equipment of machinery, French's White Lily Flour has a rich, nutty flavor all its own Try it the next Middleville Koller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor, Middleville, Mich �THE JULY 23,1914-20 PAGES. HASTINGS QUIMBY. Miss Ethel Harshlterger of Haslings spent several days with her | cousins IsHin mid Earl Scott of This place. Miss Ruth Root left Wednemlay for Kalamazoo, io visit relatives. Mark Peake and family have re­ turned from Homer, ColhOUn Co. where they have lx*en working and has snlij Jun farm here to Abeti Johnson nf Hostings. The Quarterly Conference of M. E. uhureh has iieen postponed un­ til August. 291 h.. . The Quimby Sunday School was highly entertained Sunday when John Ketcham nnd Chug. Maywood came down in th-ir autos, bringing■’ 12 boya of lhe Sunday school, also Miss Mildred Ketcham. They gave several song*. Mr. Ketcham- gave a line talk on the Sunday School1 lesson of Blind Barliina>'us(• Thoughts that we could do wvll lo1 profit by. .Mr. Maywood also ren­: dered a fine nolm and a few brief1 remarks which were well received.• We cordially invite th«m to come’ again. W- highly appreciate their efforts. . Joy Smith and family and By’ Edmonds and wife spent Sunday in Haiti- Cr—k. Mrs. Tina Chaffee expects tn Iftave Wednesday for Battle Creek‘ for mi operation for goiter. Thej best wishes of all go wilh ln-r mid1 hopes for a spyedy recovery.’" At the minual school meeting Monday night. John.’ Caslelijin was] re-elreted for moderator. I BANNER THE SURVIVORS PICNIC WILL SEARCH FOR W BE HELD THURSDAY, JULY 30 drove. South of HAS BEU Him AtCedarAVertinnn's (’.reck. Good, Prpprain and Picnic Dinner. Tho “Survivors” picnic will ADVENTURERS IN Al l> AGES FOLLOWED THE METAL’S • held in W-rt man’s Grove on Thur day. July 30. This grove is a li: LURE. mile South of Cedar •Creek.- Nee l-s» to say there .will b- a Inc emwd. and a good time fur a)l who SOUTH AMERICA SEARCHED attend. in thi* inThe nam< FOR MYTHICAL ELDORADO PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO 19. OXFORDS Wholesale Cost -d the MolL m-IiuoI in lhe varix j Thcse/nnd the descendants of Wildest “Pipe Dream" Enticed Men days. lhe pioneer children who attend- I In Seureh For Gold Cmrrrd •m! that school are the 01105 direct-] Indian Chief. arc never closely drawn. I The lure of gnld has ever been the lines the people of the soulliwestlhe basis for brave exploit * anil and part of the county ar- largely IhiIiI adventure, mid often about it -rn nt these annual .gal h-< has.been woven lhe enllcihg w-b «>T represented There will be the iHual' mystery and myth to add to the -rings. Following izest of its pursuit. Tli- ancient picnic dinner. ■ ' Argonaut* sailed in search of the progratp: Song. We are going to clean house in our low shoe department. mythical Golden Fleece, \yhile the Brayer. Wc don't say w<- arc going to sell every pair of low cuts and golden apple’ of the injORtVii-u* Iles­ Hong. periiias lured on the giant ll-reules. lUritation—Rennie .Johnson. • that" wi*»wiH not carry over a single pair, but we are going to The bold Phoenicians Miil-d l>> tinAddress. dispose of every pair we can between now and the first of shores <>f Spain to gather a golden harvest -for lhe merchant- of Syria. September. Song—By Johnson hoy*. and th- old Semitic navigators sailIb-citalion—Chrj-stn! Itorn. We arc making the prices so low right now when you can -d out from th- Red Sea. to *--k it at-Tnrshislr.mid in ti» tam. d-imii-s usm’low shoes, that any fair minded, iwrum, man. woman or Koto mid Chorus- Mr : mid Mr< of Ophir. whose location is even Gtljisenbouser. , ' child, if they have any idea of getting a pair of shoes, and can now a niystery. liecitation. ' # ‘ find a fit in our large assortment of low cuts offered in this sale, The Portuguese as early a* HuMt|sic. i middle of lhe fifteenth c-nlury cannot help but l>e pleased and glad to fake advantage of the Recitation—Mildred Smith. Moving pictures will lie used byr brought gold from the w-*l coast opportunity. ■ . the Mothers Pension L»ague oft of Africa, mid it was In liiul a s-a Drill nnd Finn -Exercise. Pennsylvania to arouse public opin­. route tn the gold mid spice laden ion lo force lhe slate legislation ntI shores nf the Far East•<bat Vasco Its next session lo appropriate a1 da Gains sailed around tip’ Cape of Music—“Nearer My million dollars as th- states sham. Good Hop- mid Columbu* finally Thee.”—Orchestra. embarked to venture Into unknown of the mothers' pension fund. LIKE ODESSA. seas upon that memorable voyage Sloan’s Liniment gives instant re­. of H02. Th- iliM-gvery nt Hi- New Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCANney nnd lief from Neuralgia or Sciatica. IlI World bul added a new sliimtlu* to ,mother. Mrs. Alic- Colwell. went to goes straight (0 lhe painful part—. th- unceasing, restless m-m-eh for Baltic Creek-Wednesday to receive Soothes the' NerVes and slops the.1 Wealth, nndin th- inan-eloii« tales treatment for Mrs. McCartney, who Because that is just what we mean. We would rather get pain. Il is also good for Rheuma­. of pearls mid jewels rare and glil- has been in’poor health since last We have had quite a number of calls (or our Ham­ cost oiit ol these Roods now, as the season is nearing its close, tism, Sore Throat, Chest pains nnd| I ering golden ornaments decnraling Sprains. You don’t need to niii—. simple savages who knew but till I­ than to carry them over until next year and have the money tied mocks since wc began offering them at ao% off'. These Chas. Daily. • Will Caswell. Ed. , of their value, the adventuroits mid Il penetrates. Mr. J. R. Swinger, Jackson. Emerson llyiUM. Frank up for. six or eight months. ixniisville, Ky. writes: ”1 sufferedI uredulous eonqulstadores *aw a Coykeiidall. ('laud Carr. Grover are the best Hammocks made and you are getting a bargain In fact", many of the Oxfords. Pumps and Sandals-in' this , with quite a severe neuralgic head­. glorious land of promise. when you buy- one of them. great sale are priced even BELOW TllE WHOLESALE ache for four months without any’ Among the most enticing of ilies- attended Hie h<»rCOST. relief, I used Sloans Liniment-fur’ tales was lhe one the Coqii.-iins Intwo or three nights nnd I haven’tl diaps told the earliest Reltlers of Mr. nn<l Mrs. Homer Montan left suffered with my head since.” Gel; the colony of-Coro, established by rmacy Just take a look at these prices. a bottle today. Keep in. the housei Juan <1- Ampties in 1527 on th- nnr- Thursday noon l<» visit hi« sister, Hastings, Mich. • ! all the lime for pains nnd all hurts.• row isthmus that conned* the neMisses Aimes Earle and Mnrjorie !25c„ 50c. and 11.00. RecommendedI ninsula of Paraguanan with th>* Women's $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords, Pumps' and Sandals by Carveth.A Stebbins.—A. E. Mul- ftininland about lhe Lake nf MaraAll leathers, all styles, mad- by high grade shoe makers. U | Holland.—Adv. rnybo. in Venezuela. According to of weeks with relative* mid friends their stories, a tribe of fierce but near Saranac. Sale Price, $2.49 wealthy Indians dwell In the inntinMr. and Mrs. Alfa .David visited lains some distance to the south; over Sunday wilh friends al MulWomen’s $3.00 Oxfords, Pumps and Sandals ' wilh whom gold was so nlmndanl likan. Patent Leather,* Vici Kid, Gun Metal, Tap, Calf and that they powdered lhe whole body and Mrs. Will Onsload of Nubuck. ‘ of their Chief wilh its dud. Grand Rapids mid Mr. “:nndMrs. \ Sale Price, $1.98 And thus was started the (ale of Frank Clark “'..-.r!; of Carlton .............. motored ’T.l Dorado.’* th- gild-d one, a tale iov-r. in th- former’« auto and ve­ Which in its repealed f<4bnft grew iled Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Lepnnl Women’s $2.50 Oxfords, Pumps and Sandals into most wonderful fiction, hut Sunday. Gun Metal, Vie? or -Patent Leather. which was founded in its first in­ Miss Nellie Human wehl to stance on a fact, according to the ' Sale Price, $1.79 sketch of the life and work of Hie W-lch and family over Sunday. lnt<‘ Adolph Bandolier, hy Edwnnl Mr. and Mrs. Ilonu-r Morgan went ' Women's Juliets Aibes. in the June number of’the Plain toe and patent tip, or patent front stay, rubber or MonUily Bulletin of the Pan Amer­ purchased a home nqd expect to leather heels, all sizes. ican Union, Washington. D. C. move tho find of September. Sale Price, $1.25 Bandolier, it seems, estahlished Hie Frank Mosey took hi* son T.-o lo Attend PARSONS'—a school that has an established reputation—a school that fad that "a chieftain who was gild­ Arm Arbor Thursday morning Men’s $4.50 and S5.00 Oxfords has been placing students in good, paying positions for the past 40 years and has ed for a certain ceremonial occas­ ion once rcaly existed on th- table­ .‘ration for appendicitis. graduates all over the nation who have been and arc SUCCESSES. Button or Lace, Gun Metal Calf. Patent Leather, Tan A letter land of Bogota, id. th- Province of said he was gelling along very Calf and Vici, all high grade goods and worth every Gunddinumiircn, inithe heart of New nicely. - cent of the regular price. Sale Price, $2.98 Granada. ” ■ / ■■ Miss Blanch Wickan i« at the Ann THE BEST EVIDENCE OF OUR WORK TODAY On this hRlrpfain dwelt the agri­ Arbor hospital for mi operation. Men’s $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords Mr. and. Mrs. Earl Cramer arid cultural village Indians known ns Button or lace. Gun Metal Calf, Tpn Calf and ViciIs the demand there is for our graduates. They give general satisfaction every* tin* Muyscaz They wove col ton three children are Kid, made by first class American shoe makers, all and cloth, mined emerald*, nnd also cousin. Chas. Dail? where. The reason is because our system is thorough. Wc will have some­ clean, snappy goods. Sale Price, $2.39 salt. Those product* were ex­ They made th- tri thing to say about it next week. Wc want to correspond with you about our changed .for the gold of other inerts motorcycle. Men’s $3.00 Oxfords tribes, nnd by thrift and industry work and your prospects. NORTH EAST. CARLTON’.. lhe precious metal wn= ncciimulntGun Metal, Goodyear Welts, first class stock, sensible cd to superfluity o nt ho tableland ’ Mrs. Henry Bo-kell mid son Rnnlast, all sizes. Sale Price, $1.89 of Bogota. On the plateau were dall of Grmid Rapids, bamo Thurs­ several l&kes which were regarded day for n visit with her aunt. Mrs. Big rcductians on dllch^/dren's and misses' Oxfords by the Muyscas as holy places. Wm. Tasker and familyEach nf them was lhe supposed Mrs. Lister A’aubrocklin . took seat of a special divinity, to which diruior with Mrs. Ami Cheney Pumps and Sandals. gold and enuii’aliis wyi- offered by Lake -Gdeswa. Saturday... .. . throwing them into the • water. Frank Friend, wife nnd dmich Among these the Lake of Guatnvi­ ter. Annabelle, of IMens.mil Vall-v Address W. W. Parsons, Pres. KALAMAZOO, MICH ta tiecnme famous. visited Claud Thomas and family Near the lake lay the village of Sunday. . Enin Cain nnd family look din­ Guatavita. whose inhabitants about tho year 1490 cons|ilnl-d an, inde­ ner with Frank AHerding and wife. pendent tribo. A legend was cur­ Sunday. August Tasker is working /for rent among them that the wife of Stores at Hastings and Remus, Mich, one of their earlier chiefs had Frank Allerdtng Ibis week. ' thrown herself into the water to BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. avoid a punishnienL mid hail sub­ sequently become (It- goddesl- of the lake. When a uew-«l»irf of Guatavia was chosen an imposing -.eramonial was observe<|. The mule population marched out in a long procession to lhe lake. In front walked wailing qign. nude, their bodies painl-d with red ochro, the sign of mnurninu. Groups fol­ We wish to close out our lines of Summer Underwear to make lowed. richly decorated with gol.d .room for fall merchandise. If you will look over the following list nnd emeralds, their heads adorned wilh feathers, and bravos clothed in you will see that wc have made the prices to do it. jaguar skins. Some wj>nt uttering joyful shouts, others bb’W on horns, pipes and concbs.. There wore priests in long, black robes adorn­ Ladies’ Union Suits 48c value now 37C ed with white cr«»**-*. und (all, 19c Ladies* Union Suits 29c value now black caps. Behind them camo the’nobles, of the trilio and chief Men’s Union Suits 98c value now'..... 69c prieslo, -bearing lhe newly- elected Men’s Union Suits 48c value now chieftain upon a barrow bung with 37C disks of gold. His naked body was Xlcp's /Athletic Union Suits $1.00 value now 69c anointed with resiinm* gums nnd 59C , Men’s Athletic Union Suits 74c value now covered all fiver wilh gold-dust. This wag. the.. giltMI man. Ar­ Men’s Athletic Union Suits 48c value now •37c rived at thiT shore, th- gilded chief 37c Men’s Athletic Shirts and Drawers 48c value now .... ami his companions st-.pped upon a balsa and proceeded upon il to lhe Men’s Balbrigan Shirts and Drawers 48c value now .. 37c middle of the lake. There the Men’s Balbrigan .Shirt and Drawers 25c value n8w .’. 19c bhjef plunged into the water and washed off his metallic' coyering. ■while tho assembled company, with shouts and sound of instrumenls. threw in the gold and jewels brought ns offering*. The cere­ mony completed, (he chief relum­ ed to the shore and all went back to the village to clos- the festival with dancing and feasting. This was the occasional cor-inOnial of a Phone 243 Shutters Bros., Props. Hastings, Mich primitive tribe of Indians the real PHONE 102 HASTINGS, MICH. basis of a legend which passed from DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING longue to tongue until it lured men from far beyond the seaa wilh the vain hope of conquest and of spoils. Big Sale of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Oxfords, Pumps and Sandals We Say Oxfords at Cost! 1 hose Hammocks 20% Off Why? C. E. HARVEY FSX How You Can Earn a Bl§ Salary Parsons’ Business College Grant H. Otis & Co. UNDERWEAR Stop! Look! Sending your Laundry and Dry Cleaning out of town. Listen! We Guarantee to do Everything Right. Up our Number in the Tele' phone Book. We Wash Everything Every Other Day NEW YORK STORE American Steam Laundry �THE HAgTINGJ BANNER. JULY 23, 1911. The Hastings Banner Published every Thursday at Want Column, fc a word for each ' HMGnga. Michigan. * :ii««rlion. No adv. for less than' 12 cents. . • ' COOK BROS, Editors. Card-of Tftanks, to a word. . Obtluory poetry and rcaolutlons, FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 5c a line. Obituaries of 20 lines or less will Subacription by Mail, Pusl-PaiiL be published free; 5 cents‘per line ONE YEAR, in advance81.00 for each line above tho 20 SIX MONTHS, in advance.,...- SO charged THREE MONTHS, iu‘advajice:. -'5 lines. Notices of births, dentlik or mar­ CANADIAN 8UH8CI11 PTIONS riages will be printed free as news per year, in advance f J50 matter. No comrnunienlion will bs pub­ Entered at lhe posloffice at Has­ lished under any circumstances untings, Michigan, as second clou less il bears the writer's name and posloffice address. advertising hates. Display advertising rates on ap­ JOB PRINTING plication. The BANNER has one of lhe best Business locals and reading no­ equipped Job offices in Western tices. On first page or among brev-. .Michigan and is prepared to do any Hies, l2Vt cents a hni*. kind of book and job printing. . COURT HOUSE NEWS clippings-about the communi­ ty Issued from the outside press. LOCAL HISTORICAL - - and Interest Is usually easy to arotw SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGA­ , in archaeological and ethnological Bcoroely a county in WORK SUGGESTEDI ofMichigan TORS CONDEMN IT is witlmu* winr evidennIndian occupation. Indian trails William.J. Carkin. Huttings .28 MICHIGAN HISTORICAL COUMISMargaret Wnlsti, Lowell ... 20 Earl E. Bounerville, Hope . SK*i GIVEN SOME VALU­ ,Jane Turpenning, Prairievilla 18 ~ . ’ ‘ ’ ABLE HINTS. Iler J.'Fairchild. Harding* Vera F. Ward, Hrtstings can atm be traced in the newvr countias. In aotae counties rock MIUXTIEW; MEN WHO STUDY earring* can be found. The sitrs ■ CAUSES THAT M AKE FOR of Iqdian v, --'planting-ground* vjljqryj, Hl MAN DEGENERACY. iiallles and id graves can be identified: in mapy. The romance xurrounding lhe Indian is a very live cul-> MR HISTORIC SITES lure btfti in which to nourish jn- AT CONVENTION IN CHICAGO Warranty Der<K • AND COLLECT RELICS IvhHl in IncMiug those sites accu­ DECLARE FOR PROHIBITION Eugene Powers to Homer E. rately. There are probably in lhe Downing, parcel, Nashville, 91,700. 81ate many unidentified indunds and deposits of Indian tools and . William II; Frey lo Grover V. w.-apoiw. Fuch interest might Rothenberg, lot. Fine Lake resort, (>f the Traffic In Alcoholic Bever1 readily develop into concerted uc- nges Thus Hcleuthts, Moralists serve For Future Generations ■Johnstown. 8150. • Hon. not to <qioii the mounds Sumner Sponablc lo James J. Memorial* of Past. mid BusIneM Men Agree. ’ which shnfild lie loft tn thesrienMead, parcel, City, 12.000. The difficulties .encountered^ by equipped -arrhoeologist— PhilnulhrepisU have long been Mark Peake to Alien E. Johnson.' almost all obi romniumties when liflcaUy hut tn identify mid preserve them opposed* lo the traffic in alcoholic et al.. Ho am'S, sec. *,35, Hastings. they have tri-d reconstruct the and have them ui’curSlely located liquors as a beverage. The preach­ fl.INI. life of their, curly past ,fs reason by township mid range mi'the atlas ers have condemned it -because of Peter Hothaar to Minerva E. for n strong protest against an. sheets of the United Slates Geolog­ lhe moral havoc it ha* wrought in Rot Laar, lot, Nashville, 81.IM). opinion comni-n!v voted in new ical Survey. homes and coinmunilies. Econo­ I-ois V. Standley lo Eugene' H. coinmuniliee lliut they are too The appropriate marking of his­ mists have brought forth statistics RosencnuuL lot. Fine Lake park, young lo have any history.toric sites is another' activity hi which prove that it is altogether Al.L IN THE SAME BOAT. Johnstown, 8150. Of course no community Is. at which local 'interest may easily be wasteful and harmful.- Christian These is no-one tiling women have pleaded fpr its annihi­ Ida M. Slreejer to Wayne B. any time too young to have some aroused. • Thu following editorial from that excellent patter, lhe Chicago Her­ McClintock, Parcel, Gun LakF, Yan­ post, and to have some reeoni of that 'contributes more directly tn lation. that past if only ii.i the memories historic consciousness in a romHut it was not until lhe railroads ald. h such a plain and fair idalement showing the Inter-depen­ kee Springs. 81.00. It is exactly the niunily than the bestowal of hon­ ami large business cnlerprises of Henry A. Brooks to Henry. C. I of the pk>ne-i' dence of business men that we gladly reproduce ittime to begin lo keep records of ors upon the old landmarks. Be- this country decreed that any em­ Glasner. lot. Nashville, 8150. Rufus M. Polls, insurance superintendent of Illinois, reports that It he community life when a roin- Mdes Indian sites some counties af­ ploye- indulging in stimulants ns ni Florence Merrill to Frank Beck­ inunity is young, for never again ford sites of furtrading stations, of beverage would he discharged and! outside slock firu insurance companies uperatiiig in this stale hold W,- with. lot, Beechwood, Wall Lake, will the opportunity l>«» afforded to important military events during I'lti.OOU worth of slocks, and bonds of the New Haven Railroad. This Won. them so judiciously and (he French and British occupidinn. Ironiz.'d saloons that the.American Earl McAllister to Eugene Rose- preserve does not include investments in its subsidiaries. completely. H is too true that nnd of many evenh important to pvople It'gan lo realize fully that Mr. Polls dnw nut say Flint these holdings. Of depreciated stock ini- eranz, lot. Fine lake resort, Johns­ the present —ms comnionplace. the locality and to the Slate since lhe liquor business was a foe 10 Ik is cenmllf.lrue tlui.. the i.uili- that time. Every village and city mankind. ■■pair tinrtOlvenry of the companies. H<<.suggests that-such large-invest­ town. 81.00. Because it is better equip­ vtdual has little concern for it ex­ shoflfd appropriately mark lhe Sip'' NoW collie life AltefilBtS, lll<' PCl-| ments in New Haven securities justify 'inquiry into the relations between (•|Bjnw. cepting as II ministers to his needs of its first school, church and sim­ entitle men who make a .study of MW, ...«l ra.ln»,l ........ .ra„I,„Earl Mc. in the present or the immediate ilar important public indiUiiions. the causes leading lo the physical ped. lliu echo al bpnnglh'ld of the New Haveu wreck points a truth that Allislor. Ixil, Fine Lake resort, future. tJnd>T these conditions il A simple white stone bearing mi breakdown of men mid women, e.«- I is not easy to cultivate the histori­ appropriate inscription i$ oflrif peeially those which cause de-i people are prone to overtook: the truth that we are all practically in Johnstown, «i.im>, Fpr the same reason, general y. and they speak in no un­ Because wc stake our repu­ ' the same Imai. Nothing can happen anywhere in the United Slates Jennings Land Co. ot al lo Ed- cal senso of .-•••ing the present adequate. vithoul affecting lo sutim extent nearly everybody in il. I *]" gjriljjp’ai ® 33%.-^.. Ji’ from the'viewpoint of the distant every community should prize th- certain languag". They had a I future In this work the service opporhinily to focus public atten­ ronvenlion in Cihcngn last week, 1 tation . as jewelers on our Here we have the* collapse uf a railroad combination down East. On Yankee Springs; also 59 a. sec. fi. of lhe local historical society must tion and stir anew:, the-popular In-, mid Hi" following is tb<> pros* report ierosl jn local history alTord-d by of their artion as to Hie use of al- work. .......the ............... -----middle 1...-— - . ... its face il is remote from Interest* -•*" of lhe West. Except in so , Orangeville: al.ii 1K87 a. sec. 8. supplement individual Initiative. far as il nngiit read on the general-radroad situation it is apparently an। Yankee Springs: also 88 a. sec. 8. In every present-day Michigan the recurrom-e of anniversaries of cbh'oL Chicago, July 15.—Alcohol was Orangeville; 1'3.85 a. sec. 21, community there exist the ele­ Hu1 significant events that have exclusively New England affair. ' taken place nt th-sc sites. definitely rondemneil here as a Orangeville; 40 « sec. 3d. Prairie­ by mean* of which to effect We alsn have the best And now comes this statement-from the slate's commissioner of in­ ville; 117 a. secs. 20 and 21, Orange­ ments drug responsible for n large pro­ an awakening of the group mind to surance to show (hat this situation, .which we have been regarding wilh ville; 80 a. sec. 21 Orangeville; 30 lhe social and civic virtues of his­ portion of the epilepsy, feeble- equipped Optical Department A Historic and Emphatic No! jiiitidiu'ss. insanity nfld other form* calmness as alien to our interests, affects to a curtain extent everybody a. sec, 7 and 120 a. secs. 17 'mid <8 tory. In Mil of them there are Secretary. Bryan, who say* he of .degeneraer afflicting mankind. Orangeville; also 17.85 a. sec. 10 public-spirited citizen* of some cunuol in the county. who takes out a fire Insurance policy in Illinois.. , live on hi* salary nf ft?,(MM) contention nf alienists mid Thu interrelation of every sort of business is faclSnol fancy. The and 80 n. sec. 7, Orangeville; 81.85 culture and initiative. In the pop­ a year .and must therefore add sev­ The a. sec. 21. Orangeville; 71J0 a. sec, ular mind there need but bo a eral thousands by Chautauqua lec­ iieurolucisls adopted resolutions | coininuiiily of inh r.-t b.-lw-en lh.- Mnall-st and tbe bi-v it ■ 20. .Yankee Springs; 10 a. sec. 29, thorough conviction that the com-i tures. though he is a man of weal th demanding nation-wide prohibition.! "It has been established that al­ man iu the country-i» truth, not buncombe. The mutual dependence uf Yankee Springs; 30 a. sec. 20. Yan­ munity can never achieve,its-high­ asked Congress fur an appropria­ kee Springs; parcel sec. 5, Yankee est welfare. a< a community .and tion for a "Special Assistant Secre­ cohol is n poison directly affect ing I Hie richest man mid the laxiresl man is reality, not rhetoric. “SATISFACTION OO a. sec. '29/ Yankee hence lhe highest welfare of every tary of State.” to be appointed by the brain and other tissues and that ' Nothing important can happen that is foreign to the great body of Springs; Springs, 81.00. . individual in .it, except by acting himself. Tip. presumption was he its effeets arc responsible for a OR MONEY BACK” citizens. Nd city government ran be exploited by grafters, no state Ilium tile kni'v’.l-dg-' of ils post and desired a~man who would he re­ large part of the various form* of government can fall a prey to sordid politicians, no crooked scheme of of its relationships wilh the larger sponsible lo him and not lo the iiumiity mid d«gi>n«racy.".th>t reso­ Probate Court. Is Our Motto. lutions read. “ Th'* laws of. ipmiy environment of which il is a part. financing can be carried llirough, no railroad system can be wrecked, Estate of Aaron E. Durfee, de­ President; Hie Senate or the coun­ <l;Hes make alcohol feebly avail­ without everybody in lhe country having a certain personal interest at ceased. Report of sale of real es­ The initial organization and work try while he was away on his Chau­ able for drinking purposes mid of the local historical society is tauqua lecturing tour. The salary btake. tate'filed. . " contribute lo the physical Estate of Hernan J. Hammond, dependent primarily upon the in­ of the special assistant which Mr. thereby nnd moral degradation of the pro-] On the other hand, no practical plan lo improve business conditions, -deceased. Petition for hearing telligent; per.-Htenl effort of the Bryan desired to leave on lhe jpb pie. We uncouditionnlly condemn t of the was to have been 81.500 a year. no reasonable settlement jif differences between tapilal and labor in claims filed. Hearing thereon public-spirited citizens th" use of alcohol a* a beverage community acting through lhe Irasic industries, no movement for lhe extension of foreign trade,' no step November I Uh. Bryan’s proposition was up before and recommend that the vjiiioiis Estate of Edgar 1). Cheney, u chib, lhe lodge. | Im school, llic li­ lhe House. The arguments had slates enact laws to eliminate its I to encourage industry to its full productivity, can be made without brary. lhe church, lhe press, all of been heard and the roll had been minor. Annual account of guar ­ Jewelers—Opticians every citizen of the United Slates having a material slake in lhe result. the local business, social civic and called. Thu vote was 217 against use." . dian filed. Once this solidarity of interest is fully realized—a solidarity based So thoroughly have the indict-1 Eslate of Amy 8. Miller, de­ political organizations of the com­ the Premier’s special assistant. not only on jiolitieal association but also on a common material interest ceased. Petition for appointment munity. "Call my name," growled .Speak­ mentS of | h<- use <>f alcohol been Phone 281 «u«tained that even the Emperor I in lhe promotion uf every goud cause and lhe suppression of every.bad of administrator tiled. Petition fur_ There is an initial advantage in er Clark. of Germany has announced himself popular'general, interest in old "Mr. Clark," called the clerk. <me, on a common stake in real reforms and a common possibility of loss ap|M>intment «fT special administra­ lh*> a* an abstainer, and has advised his thing*, that is, if they are old ' "No." tor filed. Bond filial. Special let ­ in bead-lollg demagogy-th<* pathway of progress will be comparatively ters issued to P. A. Sheldon. enough lo hove ceased (o be com­ The Speaker's vote came like an people to ri'nso wine and beer . clear. '. Estalo of John . Mulvany. de­ monplace, an Interest that is often explosion. It was a short .word, drinking. There can no longer be any Tea-। ' --- --------------- ---------------Per- but its mingled growl. and roar We are all in lhe same boat—there’s-no question about it. We can’t ceased. Petition for probate of will more than mere curiosity: ORANGEVILLE. winal and family pride in tlm.jiosvoiced revenge for treason at Bal­ •on to question, that scienHsls mid filed. Hearing August llth. sit by mid contemplate a bad condition, of affairs anywhere—railroads, Rohl. VanValkenburg went lo -e.ssiou of old object*, is not un- timore and all Jhe pent up hale of business men a* well as mnralhla Estate of James Brown. ’ Deceas ­ manufactures, employers or employes-with the i^-a that it’s “not our ed. mid philanihnqn-ls have fully . vi.,\v,.,i..,. a.v , munmun. Tho collecting ' instipct two years ’ reflection. Estate closed against claims. proven that aleojyd jy a beverage is ; ' U>', , funeral." We can’t.see prosperity anywhere in this country without When the House heard the Estate of John Foley, deceased. can very profitably be directed a curse and i'p'<i'r mivtfiing elsc.i l,hilip badler is Hie proud owner gelling some share of ij. . Estate closed against claims.. Fin­ through the local press towards Speaker's rille . and recalled the The man or th" ix.y whA'is deceivll, w 8125 team bought recently, the accumulation of such objects, al account filed. ■ For good or ill, we journey together. ••d into thinking anything <»!.•*". and ‘ nn ' *• ’ " malchcti mid -dmidy Estate of Charles S. Clark, de­ and the pros*-ii of course always went up a round of applause whij nttempl* lo prove that h" can' ,,l'Vvrs» w*'11 w'’rlh •»«’ l,rlce paid, ’ Estate closed against glad tn sldrt ideas nml publmh re­ tlom equalled in that body. ceased. be an exception, will surety harm!I The *•• ’«*•«< «»..». onions were priced a ali m 75 »i, els. sult.* That will interest its readers. PRITCHARDVILLE. | daughters, Mrs. Clara Chichester claims. himsi'lf and probably harm many,.last- week. Estate of Elza K. Woodmansee, a Interest irl private collecting will HASTINGS AND CARLTON Mr.fimd Mrs. Fordie Casey sp-ui spent । Mrs. Jerome Kidder, of Dowd- minor. *---- - —------- -—■- The rain did lots nr good in Hiis — »• Release of Guardian by IcaiCzpaKfrally to, group.acjion by ' TOWNLINE others. on- day last week with the latter’s iis-octatimi of interests. viciuily Syn.ltiy for thy corn and Ward filed.. Discharge issued to Mr. and-Mrs. William Burkett mol her, Mrs. John Lechicitner and (’.AWPREI.I. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Matteson A. J. Woodmansee. NaMirally some thing* are more and family of Iginsing visited at potatoes n'*ede<l'lt. x family. and children spent Sunday with Estate of Martha Baldwin, de­ worthy of collecting than others. • Artie Pike and family came from Endsley's Saturday night sirk. list. Irving Phillips of Battle Creek Mrs. Matteson's parents, Mr. and ceased. Receipts and requests to A good starting point is lhe homo. James , • ' .................... Hasting.* Hastings and were wen- m town last und Sunday. •pent Friday night al Will De Mrs. Ernest Haynes. discharge flle«L. Discharge issued Attics, and basement* would yield A isilora nt H-nry Norcutls Sun-. Saturday, driving their new auloMrs. Nelson Burroughs mid son, <lay Lano’a. many- surprises doubtless^evcn to were Blanche mid Carlton And- mobile • Mrs. Mary Tobias returned Sun­ to Homer Kline, adm'r. Ralph, of Hastings, were visitors nt Mr. und Mr*. L-sli-r Fisher uf day from Northeast Barry where a|. Estate of^Mary E. Ormsbe, de­ their owners^ a rainy day could be Jay Barnum's from Wednesday un­ «r»n .ml ,M... (Well „t Clark,- I Hickory Corners visited the latter’s she has been visiting her grand­ ceased. Petilion for' determina­ spent very pleasantly exploring til Friday. Maril.a Th.,ma. ha. ,mU work .1! KSl tended, there being over rtf person* parents, Mr. and Mrs. IL. L. Tobias children. tion of heirs tiled. Hearing Ihere- and inventorying thew much neg­ Henry Collison was re­ Friday and Saturday. -Their young Miss Marguerite Cooley of Hast­ Chns. Gainer's mid il al |iyme now. ;.;._;;t. lected corners. Starting in tn«in August 15th. • elected as treasurer. It was the son Fay returned home with them . r,“‘ Automobile club of PittsEstate of Phehe A. Horn, deceas­ home there may he.gnth> red a va­ ings. spent a few days with Mary Levi Nickerson i* ' ' i largest school meeting ever attem|nfter Bond filed. Letters issued riety of ii'-ful historical material Bump and will) her sister, Mrs. Glenn Scoville nb*l I.U ncikiiiL’ PSk'"d,,u w,lh; hurgh, Pa, ia making plans to take ed. . . I <*,| at Orangeville for a number of ma Sla.lel called nt Ilia grandparents. , orphans from the homes in to 8. A. Wertman.- executor. Peti- in the shape of letters, diaries, ac­ Max Bump.' . Kggerman s . years. James Townsend and grandson, claims tiled. count. books,' scrap book-, family Thursday evening. . ................ from ■this attend-1 the city for an auto ride and aunu- iton for hearing .A ..number . ■■I- way .KM'HUAndrew Carpenter ami wife are records, m-nealogies und phulp- Mclborii Troxel, of Hustings spent . , Hearing thereon November 18th. ed the lhe show al at II II.Hing* uhIihl'. SiiinrOav Saturday.': al outing June* 9. ,“ ~ Z . ' Jal at their farm donut doing Hie the hnyiug haying and graplis. Phntographs furnish pf a few flays visiting friends and-relAnstriiliaii' farmers' who 'Bike' harvesting ihi« week. They expei-j Mr. aii,l Mb. Ouu. U Viui VranA Hipl/'. highway commission and course excellent illustrations /of alives on the Town Line, the first claims Camp Service. kvtiMjf Kalamazoo visited at IL C. slat" aid for good roads in Hie are not required hy Hie guvi Mis*.Sadie In come lhe lir*l of the of the week. per.Aons. manners and customs. anil C. F. Van Vranken's over Suu- stat.' were urged by the Indiana The bib annual camp aervice of Arlie Endsley had the misfortune eriiineiil t.n pay either interest or I week from Hastings, where they Au exceediMiy pleasant entering day. Good Ruuds association in its annu­ the U. B. in Christ Michigan -Con­ wedge to develop an Interest in the lo be kicked quite badly in lhe face pt ineipal fi>r four years, after have lived for the past three ycafs. Mrs. Frank Allen entertained her, al convention. ference will be held m>on their life of the community i* to inter­ by a young colt. Thursday. . . which they are given. 28-years lo. Mr. .Jordon’s p-oplp are picking , ■ [lheir inultMirries this week. grounds two miles north and one view th* old pioneers, a practice Earl Benner uf Woodland went make sellleuienl. and one half mfleg east of Sunfield, that will often prove as protflable Sunday with his pun-ufs, Mr. .and near Seliewa Corners. August 6 tn a* pleasant. Mrs. Frank Benner.' school 10. This camp has had a steady chihfr. n can beEsnecmlly II. E. Tmld mid son. Arlie and i interested, and marked growth since its begin­ and often through thus them their fam­ Nell Wilson and family of- Carlton I ning H years ago. ilies The inomoriM of pioneers, Center, visited al It. V. Wilson's I Our special workers this year while sometime* treacherous as to Sunday. arc Dr. C. A. Minnort. Pres. Central dates and parsons, may yield ilein» JUdierl Alloft spent Sunday wilh College, also Rev. E. C. Mason. Pub. of much v ihfe about early scttle- his sister, Mrs. O. .B. Kenyon: Agt.. Imth men of learning experi­ ineiit, as illustrated in the many Isaac Hoover and family visited ence and power. Other minister* reminiscence* In the vohiiues of in Sunfield. Suhrfby. from nearby conferences have been III- Mtehittan.'Pioneer and Histori­ -Arthur Moore and little niece, invited to attend ns well. Mauq Moor-, of iuiihin<t spent I Colled ions.- -There are few New improvement# have been cal means of mousing popular inter­ Sunday night und Monday at Glenn made upon the grounds, dormitory est III Michigan's early history Moores. iHinnliiig house enlarged, store, etc, t qual l<> a few evenings spent in Mrs. Jarnes BragdOQ and ilnughtransfer line from Sunfield, tent* the accounts written by ter. Crystal, iiit-nded church at can Im- rented 'set up? by applvlnu perusing Coals Grove, Sunday., jiioiieers for those volumes. immediately to Rev. E. B. Griffin, the The farm, the shop, the mill lhe Angola, Ind. . NORTH EAST CASTLETON. tavern, are a few of the places We welcome' all. regardless of which Mrs. Don Everett* tftid childron objects that would creed or Church affiliation. to come aid the imagination t<i reconstruct M.cnt Friday with’ her'* father, Mr. ami lent upon the.grounds and en­ the. paM-in the end of n more prof­ and Mrs. I).. Wilkinnon. joy these services though denom­ itable Study and appreciation of the Born. July 15, to Mr. and Mrs. I inational in name nnd management. present.. A collection of such ob­ Sam Gutehe.«.s. a daughter. jects h» especially valuable In Mrs. George Heed and d.-iugld-r, kept undenominational in Spirit; places whore there have been rad­ Helen of Saginaw, arc visiting het* I No rwlinission fee will be charged ical rha'nuea.'M from lumbering or sister. Mrs. John Muter. al the gale or rental for ground for mining tn agriculture, or where Mrs. Wayner of Clarksville is tents, . •• new iiidu-tiies ns dairying, beet­ visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lewis For further informalion write growing or fruit culture have been Lockhart. ' lh- Secretory. tulded. or winttO there have been Mrs. Will Taylor and lw«v chil­ E. M. Wheeler. Sec’y Comm.. radical changes in the methods of dren, of Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Sunfield, Mich. Cha*. SlricklniKi <>f Woodland spent Ihosr'indU'triM. Object*, pictures and drawing* Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and H kidneys and Bladder Briber illustrating iftblic utilities such ns Mrs. DavM Wilkinson: Then Foley KWney Pills. ferries, bridM, drainage and jew­ Born. .Thursday. July Ifl. to Mr. Fully Guaranteed In Overworked kidneys will break eling. waler supplies, tire protec- mid Mrs, Elmer Belrnu h daughj-r. down if qpt helped. When they Iiirn. lighting, street trnn*portation, Mrs.. Bolson was- formerly Miss Every Way <limb's Gardner of this place. can no longer protect lhe blood and parking, mililary defense. Mr*. Knl- Miller,visil-d In i' sis­ the body from' the poisons that elr, are. wry instructive for good come to them, then look out for citizenship nijd hence very worthy ter, Mrs. John Elerlon. Saturday. Bright's disease, serious kidney of preservation. Oil fields'in German N-Av Giijn-n trouble and bladder annoyances. In another class of things lo col­ Foley Kidney Pills are your best lect ronie the printci •materials. are to be developed, four large protection. i'PUr best luedicine for Esiwially _worthy aro all publica­ companies seeking coneesrioiik. It I Weak. sore, overworked kidney arid tion of th/meal 'tire**.—n««»pa- is announced from Berlin that the bladder weaknesses.—Arthur Mul­ ners. periodical and journals, nub­ legislative budget carries sTJO/Mri' Phones 254-224 holland.—Adv. . ile ordinances, reports of local fur geological studio* in G-rmnnj chib* and onmnitation*, book* or New Guinea, prior lo granting *con- 1 -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— pamphlets written by local talent. coMions. Repair Department Is Superior to Olliers Pike & Damon Ben Greet Players at a R-edpath Chautauqua HEATH MILLIGAN Best Prepared Paint The Standard Paint of America 1851-1914 Bauer Bros, �I*AGE KLEVKR THE HASTINGS BANNER. JULY 23. I ML I If You Knew COKSKJILTIM® The chick thpt ha? b*rp stunted will nevwr become a show hi ret or! develop into ft profitable fowl. • । Il I,.... o.»i cIt .does not r,willniiv roquu- any gresi* ability at flguraT •",.-lmw there i<i a great wn«te in‘•‘•llinc fowls when* they arc but half fed. liulu-i:".us fowl4 are ihe kind to ..... .. Il mailers not what llirj Of the months, and oftimes years, devoted to painstaking, conscientious testing and proving by actual use of every form-, ula for . ' Special Bargains in Furniture House Furnishings, Etc thiit produces eggs- . Poultry houses that arc. up-todate are ti<> longer doUblcrlMgirded affairs, that are ck>se<| U|, ni .very IH'inf. but are fresh air h<>ti->-,willl plenty of vontilalimi The market for "bl hens is still If the surpl'1* has not been! Rexall Toilet Preparations Before that formula was finally, adopted as .worthy. During July and August the furniture business is generally a little quiet, and in order to keep the wheels of business on the move we are applying the oil of low price as a lubricator, and it will pay the economical buyer to look over the bargains and get what will surely z be needed for fall and winter comfort. ones that are !• a belter chance If You Saw The sanitary, sun-lighted, shiningly-clean laboratories in which the Rexall Toilet Preparations Are made; the white capped, white-aproned, wholesome-, ly-clcan young women who put them up; Then You’d Buy Rexall We have as complete a stock of high class Drugs. Station­ ery, Toilet Articles, Wall Paper. Paints, Varnish, etc., as any in Barry County and it will be to your interest to visit us. Carveth 8 Stebbins The Druggists Hastings, Mich. Exclusive Rexall Remedies for Barry County following lh(- plow and did yu liable Information we ran obtain on Illa’ HubJcctN they desire explained. In a-king qiivmiIoiih pend full Information. ute to this depiartnu-nt when they can give more Information on any subjevt. peen'd? This is gootl for ■ nnd I he land also. Enceiir.r.Tin- value of oals a« poultry , is largely offdrawback due lo lhe t rough mvering. The <fi Miller & Harris Furniture Go '’ring.requires to otf-et-u alwul all the nourishment lhe.kernel con­ The Sample Furniture People tains. ■' ordinary fowl—that is. one "Do you know a remedy for egg- notThe held in high esteem by an vxenling hens?" UNDERTAKING'st LOWER PRICES lo diH’lur Up and 1n«s.willi ing birds I hat have the habit of eat­ cnoiiuli the novice. If roup shows n, ing eggs. The vice is usually caus­ by ey<-- and not»c lo an lU—nn IIed by egg# being broken accidental­ Hu* ly. The hens ent them, and ac- ing discharge, lake the bird away I 4|uira nn npindilc for more. Then aL iiiifv aud .kill ’ll. . But ti l Ip..body ' head. they learn lo break lhe eggs thom- and To. weigh chirkscales, take a piece doing il, nnd so the habit often and by oh-I'r.-ad-. from one bird I" another. fe.-t. one-half Make a-fifth* Tliere’i no use o( having your wife stand over a hot atove and one or Iwd which seem to be doing prepare meati. Whr not come here and buy CHOICE it- back. II COLD MEAT all ready to eat. We have , . or wparale Ihcm from the rest of knot ■imUnr ;ii. through, lhe knot, Dried Beef, Bologna, Minced Ham, Pressed lhe flock; Dark Heids, help to prevent egg rangement make* Ham, Boiled Ham, Pressed Corn eating. This may not eurn tin* when cleaning its l< vBeef, Veal Loaf, Pickled habit after it is well formed, 'but Heart, Summer il will prevent il. Plenty of neats exhibition. To fatten poultry tor market./re­ Sausage, should bi* provided, so I but none move from, lhe yard* an. without overcrowditi-. in floor where they arc apt In gel which should lie broken accidentally. See Hint lhe birds have gril and shell forming keep the inmates ill dtrkii Th. But Market Mm Haetiftfs, MM. material in (heir ration, so (lint no! ..... . for about sis lft»tir« after j llielr jappuliles will not he craving placing II"- coop, and then f.-.-d all for lhe material they find in the irood reasons that there must egg shells. lui-iit of grit alway plumbing do their buying hero Picking out a Good Pullet. . right along? Tim way for you lo Exprrlmejils in Ireland indicate Poultry Business. that il is po—ibb* lh tell what kind Poultry keeping i- a bu»iiu’s« and learn then, is to come and see u«. ] of an egg-laying record” a puller dmifld be funduch.'il along business Make comparisons nf qualities and Egg-Euting Hens. Hastings Michigan COLD MEATS BESSMER BROS Special Sale of Breeder Stock Seasonable Foods Satttda bccomo one of tlio most generally served dishes during ’tin?- summer months. And what is a salad without. GOOD OLIVE OIL? * Our Richelieu Lucca Olive Oil is the finest quality of Italian Oil manufactured. You will appreciate it. HOT WEATHER DRINKS We oiler a most .palatable and refreshing beverage in both our Ginger Ale and Root Heer. These: superior thirst quenchers arc packed under the Richelieu Brand nnd for pleasing, satisfying, in-*. vigofating qualities are unsurpassed. E. C. Russ <5 Son The Grocers Two Telephones Baar Your Own Troubles. Things cannot always go your way. Learn to accept In allonco tho minor aggravations, cultivate the gift of taciturnity, and consume your own smoke with an extra draft of hard work, so that those about you may Dot be annoyed with tho dust and soot of your complaints. — William Osler. Avoid Fretting. Tho moment I fret about a thing I am Its slave Instead of ’its master. And there is no slave-master tn tho world llko worry. Another master may grudgo tho dinner hour, but ho must give you time for* sleep. An­ other master may grudgo the dinner hour, but some tlmo you must eat. But worry will work you twenty-four hours a day and spoil your appetite England's new national budg'd into the bargain.—Mark Guy Pearoe. proposes to tax *5f).(XX),<klO from lhe class wilh'incomes over $5.(XX> and Gongn^s fee- considering a hill lo lo devote (his new taxation to-rais­ ing the standard uf heallli, • com­ forbid shipping of veal calves un­ fort ami education of the working der ii weeks of ago from one state classes by Divas of state controlled to another lo. stem th)' shameful slaughter of infanl beef herds. grants to local authorities. Latest Redpath Chautauqua Pictures — SEASON 1914 number of eggs*Jaid (luring the first ■two months nf th.- e^u-l.iyinu a­ son. It was found that good lay­ ers would lay alHiut five eggs a is Thi* poult rynian sltbulQ 1.*'* |» record- of all the inCOIII" niid“expense.a nf his husln(*ss turn to this More and buy from us.* in order: lo. know whether it is n paying proposition >>r not. If it successive blflnk days. Medium F. A. BROWN & CO. layers xvould oflen have blank sev­ eral days at a si retch, while bad K«it of Poitoffice layers were very irregular. bookkeeping is not necessary.. If Ike uonlliyman wishes lo avoid Phone 126 Has tings "We havo a few hens, ami they keejuwg ' full accounts he can al are affected wilh ImiwcI (rouble. least keep a cash arrimnl. This Sometimes the fealhera cornu out. does not. express flu* exact financial PROFFESSIONAL CARDS leaving them bare. Please give us some information as to.how to stop I will sell my Rose Comb Rhode Island Red Hens and one.Cock Bird \ My White Plymouth Rock Hens and one Cock Bird ALSO 7 Barred Rock Hens and one Good Cock Bird and my White Orpington Hens and one Cock Bird PHYSICIANS it as clean as possible. We sprinkl­ ed lhe floor under lhe roosts with lime. We intend to spray lhe hen house again and) give il another coal of whitewash." These- hens have indigestion. Keeping the hen Jioum* clean is mo«l important lo prevent* the rav- diseases. Possibly Overfeeding is the causq of this indigestion. If a flock is made up of birds o? dif­ ferent ages, a ration which Wil) your fat hens. Give the*-entire flock a «|ose oflwo tablespoonfills of Epsom salts (o I hive birds. in a mash, twice a month. Mark the pulh-Ls each season, and keep birds of an equal ng» in each yard. Single Comb Rhode ’Island Reds. This breed of poultry was origi­ nated more thnn 50 years ago by the practical breeders In the Little Crampton district nf lllmde f-Hand. Il Is today one of the famous Amer­ ican breeds. After years of prac­ tical use. some fanciers bred them for exhibition in the BOs and in IHl'.' they were tdtowft ’ill Plilltidelpliia as golden buffs. • One class of breeders took up the breed ami developed from them the modern buff PJyinonlh Hocks and buff Wyandolte.s, while others still further developed them into the Rhode Islands. Beds, all having as antecedents the leghorns, Malays, etc, crossed on Cochin and Brahmn, etc. Other drosses wj-re made with Brown Leghorns and Indian games, until the resulting red hens of lllmde Island became mor»* fa­ mous than the Jersey blues or the Bucks County fowl, of Pennsylva­ nia, which really, comparatively, were of the same origin as the llhode Island Beds. Lik<‘ all American breeds of poultry, Rhode Island Beds were originated with.perfection of utili­ ty, value as.lhe uppermost thought. They lay big brown eggs, nnd many lloeks and individuals have made high records . for a year's work. The chicks, when haiclied. .are strong atrtFvigorous. They are hardy and develop rapidly, being one of our bpst variclies for the produdion of broilers. They make consistent, rapid growth' and when full grown weigh: Males, stwejrand one-hqlf lo eight and- one-half pounds; females, five lo six and one-half pounds.. Many specimens exceed these weights. The pullets ninlure and Iny.Xvell. This breed is ono. of the very best for life sinall backyard poultry men. The lilms can be depended upotf to produce plenty of eggs al all seasons and the chicks will furnish tooth some meals al any stage, from, broiler size utotil fuff gCown. The Dc|iliiiidrig Mite. The depluming mite seems tn be A. & C. H. BARBER, doing a good deal of damage to i Physicians aud Surgeons. poultry this season. The pest is. . introduced by .-trangc fowls l*'’inc I Calli in city or country, responded to pul inlo lhe flock or hy some nf the I witli promptness, day or night. 11.... > ■ ■ ■«> । ' .1.1 I, i ■ > fi.u I .i. I ' flockI- — comiiixl ncighlHiring il> E. WILLISON, D. D. 8., i'(immuiiisnt<>f •cads rapidly i Hastings, Mich. from tawjjA cock ar quickly toffee! all the birds inJtho yard. ‘ P. A. HHELDON A number of oiillmcnls arc rrcAbstract nnd Ural Estate Office. ommrii<ji*d as I real incut for the Abstract Block, Hastings trouble. Flowers of sulphur one Money to loan on Kral Estate. Real drntiK carbonate of potnsj) 20 Estate sold on commission. General grains, and lard or vaseline one- conveyancing. Having a complete Mt half ounce, is etTr’ctive. Another of Abstract Books compiled from the Ab­ good one is one part of creoline or Records, can burnish complete carlmlic ncid to ten parts of vase­ stracts. line. These ointmenta should lie rublied over the naked akin and Hie afferlcd parts the bird. If is H F ping th., birds in a 2 per er liuu. Imtir and to paint'lhe wilh r.irbolaled while-, and c wash. M MITIN CORNERS. When you have any moving to be done. TWO ALTO TRUCKS. M• AV• Hicks Our Specialty. ' Wp'JI do that, too, if you order 5 pounds of Coffee from us,— to any place in Barry County. Jefferson St. | Hastings, xo Hilton Friday evening. Mrs. Ilcne Cogswell und daughter of Like Vo w one Sunday guo.-ts| JUSTIN! ♦ ♦ Mrs. hna Wunderlich railed on I Arlie Endsley. Sunday, who was ♦ kicked by it yoyiig coll Iasi Snlur- ♦ dny. It knocked one tooth out and with a badly swollen face mid rut lip bo has the appearance ol a fleshy Tel low in the face. - ♦ . Mr. and Mrs. .lames Radford and ♦ J. Senter ajuhwife. Sunday. ♦ Siam has resumed the production of cotton, several years tigo a lead­ ing Industry. France tins an association Which gives loans on the wont,of honor of the people. It is chiufly for men er > women who nro of hunihhi position, Poullry Noles. and in ino.sl cases the money is re­ ♦ TOK GRAND OPEJLA COMPANY IN THE PRODUCTfOM A hopper of bran u always suc­ turned promplly.OF "MA1THA” IN CHARLESTON, fl. 0. cessful feed, and the whole flock should have access to fL r-BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY.- ♦ This bolds true in your electric wiring. That's one reason .your electric work. You'll know it is done right and that your buildings are safe if I do Mich. GEO. VAN TIFFLIN ■loctrlclan. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.—1-BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.- A little more Pocahontas Coal that we can sell at Summer Prices. If you want to take advantage of the LOW price on Pocahontas or Hard Coal you should buy your coal now, as delay means higher prices. Soft Coal brother. .lames Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Wil| Nasi daughl'g- of-trillion Center Safety FifSt The Coffee Ranch HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. OFFICE PHONE 70 Matthswa H. Wsllman Rea. Phone 171 Hastings, Mich. CORNER PARK AND WALNUT STS. PIANO AND SAFE MOVING entertain the I.. \. S. Wednesday. August lOlh. for supper. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Miss Chnrb'He Barnum of Coals Grove visited Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher Thursday and Friday of last RAGLA DISTRICT. Mr. .and Mrs. Owen Igmcasfer Phone 385 Order Our Drays Let Us Pay Poatage Mrs. Cleo Limgnicker nnd rhilren of Travel— City are visiting er-mint. Mrs. Joseph Mead, Miss Netti.i I returned from Ohio Thursday >f last week.' Mrs. Hazel Pilcher is spendiim the., week, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Messenger. . These are my Brooding Pens and Exibition Stock. Call if any Wanted Also my Exibit­ ion Coops. Have all sizes at $4.50 Per 2,000 lbs Wc think it behooves the consumer, under existing conditions, to carefully consider his wants and not wait until cold weather to buy his COAL. It is certain that there can be no further reductions in the present BARGAIN COUNTER PRICES, and we should like to have our customers take ad* vantage of the prices while wc can offer them the opportunity. ALWAYS in the market for GRAIN, SEEDS, BEANS, ETC., and can tell you Flour, Bran, Middlings'and other feeds at current prices. Give us a friendly calk Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc Dealart In Grain, Beans, Seed, Hay, Coal, Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS. MICH. �THE BASHMOB BAKNER. Jl'I.V XI nil. callixi SeifridgeM nnd the ilrrn is REASONABLY PRICED WHEN YOU BUY IN OUR STORE YOU GET SUPERIOR OUR JEWELRY IS ARTISTIC IN DESIGN, FASHIONABLY CORRECT AND PROPERLY MADf!- AND FINISHED. OUR OPTICAL GOODS ARE THE BESTi LET US TEST YOUR EYES AND FURNISH YOU CORRECT GLASSES. WE WILL DO ITT RIGHT AND REASONABLY. L, V BESSMER THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN THE GIFT STORE Wittier ESTABLISHED IN I88J ItUHiili lit Ittlljlf------------------------------------------ ''"'“uus'mr"' Coundl Proceedings JOSEPH OTWAY OF WHEELER.' OFFICIAL MICH., Cl RED OF ALCOHOLISM Took CourM’ of Tn’iitinriit at the J Grand ilapiils Kccicy Instltulc following call: —Rrimtins (’.nerd, fur Hr IxiM Appetite for Liquor. Wheeler, Mich- Feb. II. Ift«. Mr. Guy A. Beckwith, Grand Rap­ id*, Mich. year* since I look lhe Kis-h-y Cuik I can positively say that it has tak­ en all. ilcsiQi for drink from uu-. Before I took the cure- 1 wa* a liOpeless slave to drink. I could nnl gu any place when* there was whiskey but 1 would gel dniuk nml bring from a quart tn a gallon ixitnc, but thank God ami tip’ Keel­ ey. Cure,’ I have lost lhe appetite for litpior. I cannot-say loo much in praise of the Keeley Cure. yours truly, Joapph Olwny. Home Treatment for Tobacco Neu­ rasthenia or Nervi’ Exhaustion. For‘further information or liter­ ature in regard’ lo lhe Keeley Trcaltneiil address the Kmlcy InsUlule, 7X1-735’ Ollawn Avefiue, .X. W. Grand Rapids, Midi,, ur phoire C|tz. 57D6 or Ih’ll Main tm dav evening. . June 30111. taking Helion tlieremi. Signor. W. R. Jnini'!.*<iii, Mayor. Mayor Jamieson, presiding. < n and Wrwilim. Absent al roll call OTAIOT Be Far Better Than Have Ever cascades built down rort Of a lull Hern Seen There Before. covered with rocks. Howers imti Tho people of Western Michigan tnoas. We spent an afternoon ahi now to the Greater. there and did not begin to sec the .Michigan introduced tho new Hilo ns- ' beautiful things. Tiro pianos took suined by Fair, the-Weal Michigan Slate my eye. Fair, a title more comprehensive, Think of me on Itie Fourth. II charac I eristic, nml better til­ WAS GREATLY AMUSED AT will be a different one from last more I am afraid I won’t see nuy ling tho magnitude of the event* SUFFRAGETTE'S APPEARANCE yeafc The Real Estate Business in hny section q( the country is a big llrc-crackers shot off. ^Jtrange and It can be said without fear of it will fully war­ isn't il, tite French don't lrol|i us conlradiction.Tliat proposition. To* be brought to a successful issue, the men engaged rant this title. • cHebralo. Rosts Cheap mid Abundant, But Aimnoi I There, sei-ins to lie no question in U must Be suitcd'by Nature, as.jvcH ns by a thorough understand­ hut that the coming fair at Grand ing of it by EXPERIENCE ami TRAINING. Loudon'Is Short Ou Peanuts I HEAD OF.QI I t, I.AjiE. • And Pop-(kH*n. They must KNOW and )UDGE property., values QUICKLY Louise Gliapm entertained The following iiil.-ic-lln-- lellci.* J heMrs. I.adiei’ Club at tier collage kind ip the iitslory. of Western and ACCURATELY in all,phases, kinds and conditions. . They Thursday xfternmui. Alyml twen­ Michigan, if not of the culirv state, must be QUICK ami ACCURATE judges of human nature, and li> addiliuti lo wluij'has already ty-live. were .promt. All feported iii Europe: been said regarding tho* fruit, ex­ "raslMastets" m diplomacy', sob^r, upright, honorable, candid, having a nice lime. , London 28lh. Col. and Mrs. W. S. Bulternold hibits. the various commitloes mid We arrived here evening in arc entertaining company from departments havo been carneslly oppn and frank. They should be men. of unimpeachable reputation lime for dinner. went im-l Cincinnati, Ohio, nl Inc present engaged in securing exhibits id a as to TRUTH and VERACITY, absolutely DEPENDABLE and high order and of practical value to mediately to bed for we were a timetho farmer apd the sulmrbanllu as RESPONSIBLE, Because'when you deal with |hcm, it is not a mat­ I rille tired ufler ruling for seven Clinton Cailwnllader of Helton is well as the man who lives in the ter <if a few dollars, but generally involves a' large amount, ami irains Ciom Sclliy. We me .••lay­ helping Ernest Cadvvnllader. in the c|ty. Al is lhe intention of lhe inaiipcrhap» all you possess. ing al a dandy private ‘place Yiglit Miss. Gertrude Biker spent Wed­ lone both as to’character of.c.nlcrTherefore it directly concerns YOU, whgn you desire to SELL across from a private park, where tninnu'iits und lhe nature uf exbibwe can enter any lime we wish ami nesday In Kalanuw'Si. or BUY pro]»crty through a Kcal Estate Agency, whether the men that is wh*u>>' I uni now writing. Mrs. Ernest Quirk and daughter ils, making it iiliqdrntiuual, educaconducting that Agency arc able to measure up To the above stand­ Mamma, dressy Grei-n, Jlazel Zel- Mildred were visitors al Mr. and Uonal and entertaining. Mr.*. Morns Wflllamson's Thurs­ ards. if you will take the time-to investigate, and inquire thorough­ ing leiift'.*. Thia morning we all day. il can be staled llial I tie 4uir inanattended gervire al WeMnim*lcr. Mr. nml Mrs. A. K. E<lwards of agi-menl lias secured tbe Lulled ly into the juanner in which wc do business: investigate our method' Tin* music wa*, wonderful and we Kalamazoo visited al ehtr daugh­ Htales Government Good llojid* ex­ of doing busiheax and our past reputations as to responiliilily, in­ ters. Mrs. X. V." Ki’Hlv.1?, -pari- nf hibit. i«ni*iMiii« uf a large number tegrity and biLsines ability, yon wilTbc well satisfied to place -your of tables and a Ihorougli d<*munpeople Mis* Leah Fuller, who lias been stration of road making under ail property in our hands to sell, whenever you desire to sell, and to large n .... j— could working for Mrs. Upjohn, relumed comlilums and willi ull Mirts of ma-; . ... ... music wry plmnly. You io her home in Atm \rl»ir Wednes­ tennis. There will proiiably be a; seek our services and advice whenever you may be in the market ought to see the pipe organ. Ours day. The Misses Emma Polzin ami most fnten-sling aquaiiuni Usli ex­ to purchase real estate, cither farms, homes, or business. ■—-----, j|( roni- Herl ha Williamson nccompanied hibit, ami Hie sjate uf Michigan will As wc advertise- liberally at home, and with our extensive pnrison. The e wns . I WO her as far as Batik Creek. ■ b«- well represented in tlie exhibits hours long.- lint The two lillto Iwiys from Evans- from Jhe Agricultural . College and canqiaign of foreign advertising, we certainly make it an object for After dinner we visited Hyde Park. Ion, who have been visiting nl the other dcparlmcnl.'- of the state guy- you to list your firopcrty with us, if you desire to sell. In that Eiselen cottage, rt’lutncd lo their manner <nk"» wc secure a very large list of properties of all kinds and probably be tile liomc Wednesday. Mr. mid Mrs. Harold Upjohn.now prices, hence wc make our uftice a Mecca for the prospective pur­ own a new canoe which they ptir- wraith umi ariangi chaser. . ■ men are the funniest looking speci­ cluised Inst'.week. being made fur un. mens I evAt^'raw. They wear tall ’t he Miiivrs moved itilo their new allow. coll.ige Iasi Tuesday. The result is "property quickly sold Prine Miss Dorothy Sct.il is riilerlaiii- lhe attraction* .x-rured by th.- lair l’r<’l*“y ' iug ,n Luly friend from Evanston excel anything <>f the kind ever be- ami a satisfied buyer. ami blank shoes, with for a few days. tbemding ’So ’’ •Vutl w’*’‘ *" fie"’ C’dlitniinicatc with us at-uncc and wc will cis or spals. ns I Ib-y call Visitors at Mr. mpl Mrs. Ernest hen. of rptii'se. they car- Catiwallmb’c's Sunday were: Mr, in Itiieji on arrange t<>. loi>k over your property, ami list it on thc'most rcasonamt Mrs. Will (kidwiiilader nml lit- roller hkuti ii* froid "of' : '''c tvrn1^- And if yt>,n arc in the market for a farm, city home, or have noticed that swing ijr.partieu- llc. daugtiler of Owosso, Mr. nml Inr so I think I ran ulmw you Just Mrs. Chnrl<!s Cadwnlltider. .Mr. ami tiie uia'mistaiiii ami lire work* at j ' n-iiH-s, you con-till YOUR OWN interest BEST when you conMrs. Hoss Cadw.-dlatler. Jiminie inchl. ’ -"it Tlii’ii fnr a finishing touch they Cadwallader of Hickory Corners. The preiiiiuin list. Is now in have cigarettes or’ long pipes in Wc wish to clo-c-out our-lines of summer underwear to make ' course of preparation mid will suun their mouths nnd Imqilotn in their Ideal Diet 1 cioiii for fall imriliandwc. If you will h«>k over the following list billion holes. They look exactly According to Dr. Walter, tn bla “Hu­ lie forwarded to those interested in T ires in magazines of man Physiology," an ideal diet for a making exhibit*. you will see that wc have made the prices to do it. ‘ dudes. fnr th<’ ladies -they nun tn good health would be a pound bread, half a pound of meat, a quar­ Charles Lamb** Eye* Remarkable. and fuller than we do. I have seen of ter of a pound of fat, a pound of po­ Charlos Tjunb |* described as har­ tatoes. half, a, pint ............ of milk, ~a quarter saw a suffrage! Ic giv , ......... ‘ing “K KtiovriuK KhttcrlnK cyt <*}•■». .t. mranreiy utranrely uissundlssimall of fier follower.*. I laughed ot • pound ot egg*, and an eighth of flaf In color, ona.belng haiel. the other until I couldn't laugh any more to a pound obcheem every flay. having .'peek* of my In the Iris. ** so<! her paw the air ami light for - you see fed «pot* fu tho bloodstone. women'.* rights. This morning, a An imluslri.d -parade bunch <d them broke inl<> a Metho­ lhe opening uf am-w public mar­ Phone 472 HASTINGS, MICH. dist church and smashed gt hie ket in Portland, Ore, May IG. BAXM It WANT ABV8. PAY. Office 118 North Broadway window nml cut a min's head. They look thin ami drawn nnd just about as ydu would imagine a suf­ fragette In look. They all carry either umbrellas or canes ami cer­ tainly pul them tn good us/-. In Westminster Abbey two weeks ago ih-v gnl m ami-broke the coronaiSITS HYDE PARK AND AT­ TENDS SERVICES IN WESTM1NS1/JL QUALITY GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES. COMMON SENSE REAL ESTATE TALK GREATER MICHIGAN FAIR nnillinil (tying to outdo Marshall Field s in MISS AIMEE HENKES Chicago, and you cannot imagine GRAND RAPIDLSEPT f TO 7 [ how beautiful it is. The building Itself is a heainy and there is the Attractions This Year Are Said To! WRITES EROM LONDON [most wonderful roof garden with an artiflclal lakd and fountains and JEWELRY AND OPTICAL GOODS Resolved lhal a ci-iiicnt curb nml puller lie cnnslriicled on each side of Broadway‘ str»*t from Gn-cn street .hr Walnut street and lb.nl nne-htdf of the cost of same be to blow up everything bul only paid from (he iTi-m-ral slreel and, Mie, •■.',i< d in damaging the famous sidewalk fund. chair nml a few small tilings. Po­ Sigm-tl. Clia& C. I.unii. are seen every where .as thick SOITIJ RUTLAND, Moved |>y Aid. Lunn that rcwnhi- lice ns possible. We have been taken Pi-eftcliiug services wiTU held in tiou lie adopted. Carried. Ayes. for suffragettes- maybe we do look the prdVe by the lake, Sunday. like when wo all. got on our Absent i. rain them About 40 were presoul. coals nnd carry our umbrellas IlcMdird: Tlint and start out sightseeing. Dan Smith from Haslings spent Rimlay with his\ brother Fred You can buy lhe most healulfitl SpiMi. lo niilke u special assessment rGramltmi Brown of Heml<*r- ijered of all Hie land* within the special for a jo'imy, wjiich Is two cents in nur money. 1 have hnd the most a Ub'lll di'tnel liable lo special ter Htnilii. terrible time learning- lhe English Mrs. Cummins from tvalamnzoo. money ami how Iu make change. a formeg resident Xif UitH. cenimiinThere is one thing en.*y. a -hilling ily is siiemling the week al Mr. Walnut Street, according to the in their money is ctpial lo 21 cents Biggs.' in ours ami a two pence is equal Dr. Ilyilc of pr.’urievillc., Wa* a You sec thereon; that lie be lo four rents in ours. caller in this neighbiirliuud Satur­ improvements II .costs’ a and’f« hereby ordered ami directed everyllung is ikmltfe. day. . Kmls in our money, to In make a special n-*r.**im ’ nl roll _ LuUxpr tas lir enlcriulned enmr street rnrs. In rorm* pany Tf?'iii Chicago. Mr. luid Mcjj. Kiiiiion, eni. ilaim d You can hite a cab for four persons company from Hastings last week. •permf sv for two shilling* or‘ forty-eight Mr. Merrill is expected hum।cents, which of course is elwap. from Alabama Wednesday. ' Miss Lucy Merrill has been on Ills without reference In file im­ icst thiiigs. Th<<y arc- jusl the provements theronn, mid’In make a the sirk list wjth lon«ilili*. special assessment roll of said spec­ Mum* a* those I told you iiIhhiI in iGkiMioW, except they me like an describing all the lands liable lo as- anloinnbile. nml do not run on eluded on school ipictions. trnck*. Under I lie ground is the I said land* liable, to special regular street car ami of course The.East Rullmid Union In •sim-nt. one-half lhe amount of you have to no in a -ubwav to get ... .... ... -.^.rTi,,. e^imnfed ro*l of said cement Andie Perry, July lltii..- mw’ting curb and KUtlcr in acrohlancc with what they call I be* lulu*. where the railed to order by Pre*. .Mis. Ella [chapter twenty of the .charter of trains run. It only takes about a Nnilti. Afjer the imnincss mveliimitlie City W Hnslinax ami in nccorda Komi program wn» carried out t*y nm-e with' the retmhiflo'h* of lhe ««.•! to LhO top. the. Press Supt. Hcv-ial good June 30.. pitkres were read ami questions tiisvisited London Bridge, the Waned. Clias_E. Lunn. cus.sctt One.-was. “How Did -Our F(nH.ilb’.rs Gel The .XewsY" Wc lion be ndnplcd. Carried, Aye*. today and they are nil very inlUrtoday have the press to thank for AM. Cnrvclh. Lunn. Hcrriov. Nien, ।esling and qmiml. .......... I won't " attempt* Hie knowleilge we get,’ and we keep Rhush. Selden. Woolmi. Ab-eid I. tn. describe them until I reach in tough with nil the world in the Moved hy Ahl. CarvMh'thal coun­ hunne Tomorrow we • cross Hie W. C. T. I.', work, for whu'li, we cil adjourn. Carried. EnslislVQiiinni’I. «nd I exjioct to he slioilld lie thankful to lln: editor* । « \ Jus. M, Patten. City Clerk. terribly sfbk, ovary 'ini’ in- We who are so kind as to give us space roarji I'nrl* iUioul f)vn o'clock. ' hi their columns. The penny .col- i NORTH EAST CASTLETON. I don't care tiffioli almil the fund bet ion for (lowers was 51 cent-., Mi- Bessie Maier of Clare, is here. Tiny . don't •liave. butler, There will he no meeting in Aug-' visiting gravy, siilnds or ice cronin.’ petinul* relatives ati„<this pin< u-l. 'Will med wttti Mrs. Augusta ।i M _. c or popcorn, and I am b>’ginuiiiK In bus-a me r;.: Walers Hie thin! Wedm-sdny in I, Mrs. Wolroning J"" /A,,,, b. phmle i uf which notice will-be >’’m? '••’iliug her from Grand eight o'clock. Believe tne. 1 w<ujjd given uuur. lai er ' RUPIds, kivin lf 11M1| f f c]t.v Ja । 01|i . js• m^'ct have dinner al night in my I _ __________ Ltom Supt. r„|afivP, |„.re. home. ■ Cn-«*y-nnd I bought a bunch of | Mrs. E.-wlon nf Woodland, nhd Tribute to St«nogrjphor«. sister. Mr*. Jennie Arnold of Lake lhe most b'-mUiful Wises for a six Th* gI*m!c» are full of aliurion*l|Cfly. is visiting .Mrs. Wrn. Bahi. . - 'v z ---- - r— < Eloyd Titrnarsh spent Sunday ify. Those kind of tilings are dirt in»y have been tho defect* of .hort- wjt|, relatives in Nashville; ’ cheap and you cart have a bunch on h»a<r regarded Bom a modern *Und Mr. and Mrs. A I.. Wolroning nnd potm. th* •leoographer* of antiquity Mr. and Mrs. Warm Wolroning mg, by paying two pence a day ex? mu»i hate been very expert tn rr>m«j•m id Sunday wilh Mr. ami Mrs. Ira. faiir cihil* in nur money. Today 1 saw u lmre all of I lie rare* pallrra ho take* * fling *t'Glenn Wolroning in AugitUa. ilier poet who would.often, a* n James Cousins ami wife spent noltl<‘ m<*n of the past were befrat, dictate 20 verses In on* S|imltiv nflernoon ’ wilh Mt. nml lieadi'd and where any number of Quenns laid doWn their h<‘a«is as Blanding In tho aamo poBtUon. ■ Mre. Ellper Mater. We saw . w. ot whom h. , Oy1’ " '■■’ from ,1, Haro » - trophies {.Prolmbly not.) ----- *l. ..... i_.. iton<|ril (heehaw al Ita5tihg>, Sal- the crown wluc.h every king Is crowned wilh and it certainly w;<* urday. • gorgeous, bul 4 imagine very unr but tb«*t*a»g-1 in all Etjropean countries except comforlnble. They are a mass ot know hl* businesB. |Russia lln* sugar beet production diamond*, rubies and emeralds. r— -”*• jiMl year was one of lhe greatest on Beautiful is no name for II. LNT ADVS. PAY. nword. There is an American (tore here BENHAM & TRIMM Real Estate and Invsstment Brokers This Year You Get One On Os With the enormous yield of wheat this season, the money value of wheat is bound to be low, but just the same we give you “40 Pounds of Purity Flour For Every Bushel off Wheat So you see you get more flour for little money then ever before. us your wheat and let us exchange Purity for your wheat Bring Still Giving Coupons One Coupon in Every 24% lb. Sack of Purity Two Coupons in Every 49 lb. Sack of Purity Save these coupons and bring them to us. We redeem them on a Set of Beautiful Dishes and at a very little cost to you. Remember ) Pounds of Purity for Every Bushel of Wheat” Hastings Milling Company C. A. KERR, Proprietor. Hastings Phone 283 Michigan �PAGE THIRTEEN THE HASTINGS BAWPL ILL¥ A III I. Biography of Calvin Hill, Founder of Middleville no center posts undcrne .th and thoi by lhe present building. In the frame building before men­ boards making up the floor, wen- cot tioned on tho east tide of the road on fsstened lo the. aides of. the building] what It now Arlington 'st.. relfglout to that w^ten th? dancera were step-1 services were conducted by a Rev. ping off the measure* of the light I Waldo, who alto taught school during fantastic formations the floor would] th* week. The- families for miles move up nnd down not unlike th-around came hero to attend religious motions of u ship -»t roa. nml ihs service* and Mrs. Jennie Lee, at that harder they danced tho more the floor time Miss Jennie Dennis. recalls that would rock up and do»n. and th” Because they arc built*, for tho used to accompany her parents, more wgvey effect wouH.br felt by service and comfort, ‘ They with her brothers, John and Jacob the parties stopping ott so liv.-ly nnd brisk to the tunes of “ Virginia rtk-t" Dennis, to attend services al tho frame school house above mentioned. Th? and "Money Musk and the good old 'chorister was.a Mr. Mead, an elderly hornpipes. Clogs and schottlsches." Write me and see how easy No doubt they got all the *<-nMtion* lhe time vf this sketch dates back of time and soon came Into disuse and man v LU some smattering of knowl­ you can buy one. tc the year 1.34. Then Calvin 0. Hill, went out of commission. It is remem­ edge about the noteg of tbe musical In those days which are kvcredlled today to the tango and the turkey a York state man, looking for a suit­ bered us being the first sawmill In the scale, and bo used to get lhe proper troL . . • 'pitch" by the use of a tuning fork able location In the west for colonisa­ township. do great an attraction was this tion purposes and the founding of n Prior to-the year of 1843 thia settle­ which he would strike upon the scat homo for hl* family, purchased 4'X' ment was called Thornapple. It was by his side and raise the fork to bis dancing floor tjiat the beys used to Phone 69-2l--2s HASTINGS, MICH acres of land lying on both banks of early suggested that the settlement tars and after making a few do, «, climb up the pouts on th" front porch Woodland, Mich. R. F. D. No. 7 tho Thornapple river. This land nil ..hould be called "Thornapple'' on nc- me. fas, he would strike off with thi> of thlsJtotel aud sliindin-- un thn bal­ lay within what is now the present count'Of th* prolific growth of th" song. The choir which consisted of cony look through the windows at the village limits of Middleville. Iu -thpraapplo shrubs found growing bls daughter. Miss Mary Mead, and fnerry couples of 'danc’-r-. Whether this was tried more than once *.■ her sister. Mm. Mrs. Charles Pauli, speaking of establishing a colony In dong tho tanks of .Uro river bearing retiring from active btiBincjs afl< tho new country that was u theme tbnt euphonious name und thus tho and the Misses Della and Harriett are not nwarc. but four young tneti which lay very close to the hearts uf Settlement whs designated Until the Hill, daughters of Squire Hili, would tried It one evening after this time all settlers of an enterprising nature year 1843 when the postoffice was then Join In, assisted by the rest of the lb the annoyance ot the floor managi r In 1848 Dr. 8. 8. Parkhurst came ta whose name It will not be seemly to congregation, who usually put lots of Middleville being yl the lime a medl- j in those days. They wanted to rec moved from "Gates Corners" as It is their location built up and the center pow called, three miles south of Mid­ life Into the tnuslo. About cvorj’pody mention hcri. Ho was a good floor < al student working his way through | of a thriving, growing settlement. dleville, to. the settlement call’d went to church in those days,—all college. Ho promptly undertook to So II was with Calvin Hill when Im "Thornapple.” - Tho name of thn po*t- ' turning out to religious services an ccssful in putting* down stairs any leach the village school in order to | ' augment his Income with the under- . choso ths site for his settlement—not offlee was left Middleville - on th" then* were not such a great divi^sUy characters not desirable who alone did Im figure upon thfi excel­ postofflee records at Washington, sj of attractions to divert people's at­ thetnselwi conspicuous liy standing with the school board tint; lent location that this spot offered for Thornapple then camo to bo known as tention away from divine services ns •prwcnce. On the night when these NASHVILLE TO^KATTLE CREEK four young meii tried lo see tho sights he could close th” school t<? jnlnlglr.'; t.grlcullural development and the • Middleville,” this Damn coming orlg- exist today. Leave Nashville at .... . . rich lands for graalng purposes. hut inally fromahu Indian viliaga-ov»r on • Mis* JoiiqIc iMirtl*. now Mm. Jen­ through <indr stand by Ho* front win­ to the bodily comfori'T’f those need-1 i.r i\.- Maple Grove.................................. dows the floor manager onlerod the Leave Asyria Center........................................... wo may assume that lie was aldo Reales Prairie and estimated to be haff nie Lee, taught the school out on ing >< doctor’s enro. Although he h vi | boys down or else take pttelshment. tttio A.M. most favorably Impressed with the ■way between the settlement of Kent, | Scales Prairie during the years 1852to frequently let out school to s«v ’ excellent facilities offered by the now Grand ifaplds. and Bronson on i 54-55, holding tho position down at the by being pitched up and throw i patienta. still he. taught .out the term. | river for water power so essential In tho Kalamnxoo river. I i alary of $1.25 per week, which was bodily to •the. street, gome dozen or He returned to college, graduating in j . Leave Interuihan Station, Battle Creek, at more feet below. Three of these nlancer settlements. 5850. and came back to practice medl'When the postoffice was removed considered good pay In those days. Kl.lfi A. M. At this late day It Is safe to place from Gules Corners to the Calvin O. AD early recon! of Thornapple town- young men shied down three con­ ein* In lh« village?. lt_ta aahf that at . Leave Maple Grove Center • posts but tho fouith s|ood I is one of tbe Indian jrow-wowa held a high estimate upon the far slghte.l- Hill settlement. Squire HUI became sh'lp shows that In district No. 1 in lite venient Arrive at Nashville ground and was soon nt it “hammi r about upon the site of the present Dess of Squire Hill’ as ho was famll’- postmaster which added another rare I year of 1843 there were employed J. 11. (in Saturday two round trit tongs" with the floor manager Middleville Inn. that one of the In­ arly called during the time that th- to the life of this busy man. The in­ | Haro nnd Jane Hill ns teachers. That and Thornapple settlement was niakjtr; cumbents of the office white lucnlcd I Haro received $43 for tcafhlng tho who found he had got hold, of a dians wns taken sick and Dh•Parkslow grown, duo in a large measure three mlks south of Middleville were three,II*.for throe months and that match and then some. The floor man­ to the rugged enterprise of the early H. 8. Dibble and John Bradley in the : .’.wc Hill received the munificent sal­ agar was bested up then- in the nar­ him. The Indian r< ary of $18 for four months* labor as a row porch and had to turn the man­ after Hr. Parkhurst founder of this settlement. Hi# con­ order named. . agement of the hall and the-swing­ temporaneous associates deserve When In April. 1838. the find liawn- >chpol mistress, or. 25 cents less per ing floor over to n friend for thu rest morn then passing mention. ■diip election wan held at the bouse of week than Miss Jennie pnnnla recniv- of tbe.vvenltfg. Il was a blow first Citizens Phone 131-5R , LIVERY IN CONNECTION Tho first settlement made In the B, S. Dibble-the tOWnkhfp of Thqni- I «-d over on Scales Prairie a few years in those days and the word came af- campmnnt on sii|lon 1. Thnrnappl 'township tr> sw- two sick Indians.village of what is now MlddlovUle w u. appta then Included the lands nnu ; i.ubscqucnt to this lime. tcr lf any apologies were to be mad--. a log house built up on the hill on th-* <ninpris’Mi tn Thornapple, living^ Y.m- j The history of this settlement would In addition to dances given in the west side of town nnd about upon thn ti-c Spring.- ami llntl.ni’l. V>’.- find the I be far too brief warn not mention old tavern then, Were "ttlnging Chippewa's (whether he had more' subject of thin sketch, Calvin G. Till!, ! n.adn of the hostalrie* that flourisliel school*" given in the frame KblKA than one not. known!, nnd Which spot now occupied by the r. :.i. i. Dr. Birge C. Swiff. This was built In was elected supervisor and comml*- I In those days. Travelers were abroad house up on Arlington str tfon. Cblppowaa dwelling unlike th»‘[ tho year 1835. -Soon after this u~. slofinr of highways, ini'Well n» one of ; In the land and the country wns fu’i man other wigwams <lf this wUlcmcnt wnai completed Calvin G. Hilf brought onf the ins|>ccinni of primary schools. The; of agents selling lands, and prospecta log hut with n lean to adjoining It i his family which consisted nf his wg- first meeting uf the Inspectors was j ora looking for townsltes nnd cml- real name, but und two sons and three daughters who held in April. 1838. with Calvin G. Hill I grunts who somotlmiw bought tholr uf “Yankee Stimson” naed to give en­ mnde out of cloth or hides—n wort of; were soon at home amid the wild bm chairman and the township was laidi land ot slick tongued,'agents back oast tertainments in the Leonard lintel on a shed addition. When Dr. 8. S.j natural scenic benuttefi of the plgri*. out Into five school districts, the pr>.— ' and then journeyed west to find they tbe west aide of the village. "Yankee I’arkhurst mage this trip he was gal­ His brother. Ellas Hill, and family < nJ township of Thornapple cnftstll'i-. bad been gold-brlckcd. Houses of cn- Stimson" was an actor nml entcrtaiu- lant enough to ask two young ladl.esi ultfo came to this place with them and tlng district No. 1. Thia was sulsll- I urtnlnmcnt for man and places of ■cr of varied acco'mpllahiin ubi and the to accompany him. Miss Jennie Den- i nis nnd Miss Hnrrlet'Hill, they being: local et) hnns Ellas Hill located -west vbi’ d the n< xt year Into four districts.;iholtcr for tho beasts were necessary Is expected very soon now. of his brother, Cilvln (ill), taking up but these wefe soon after reunit’-1 in those pioneer settlements. About tnent was exceedingly varied. He delighted with the prospect* of a tripland located now one ml|c west oi Intri one. Tho first school was a log: 1840 Calvin 0. Hill erected a building used to give "concert*" at which a to (ho Indian Encampment. The In-' You will want a Buick if you Middleville and lying on the 'south hut built un the west aldo of the river' un the hill In- the west side of the small fee was charged for admission. illana were preparing some potatoes hide of the road—some land ns good ns .just nbrth. of tho Leonard hotel. In j Thornapple settlement to be used as a The thing* which ho "wax capable of (or eating by rousting them on the. ever ride in one and see one city to Ihj found In the county—own­ the year 1840 this-was replaced by a, store building, but It was never ush) It no chanced that down in Orangr-1 ing lands now taken In by tho Vau- 1rattle building erected about one-halt 1 for that purpose. At first it held a st­ of'them perforin. It will pay and wo are Informed. that ■Die-n-vlllago tavern hail been built Evcry and Flnkbclncr farms, west of udio north of the corners whom W- .1; feet school, then passed into ■posacs- । forgotten, he could piny the bfiffmih or the sag-! und opened up iu 1855 aud the clrl-j you to wait for the BUICK Middleville. ' M.iln street intcmects Arlington Ave.' slot) of Chas. V. Patrick ami later Another pioneer who came to the This school 'fiouHo was locatsd in . cumo fo bo owned by Philip Leonard wltff equal grace. He kept Ute audi­ 1915. Watch for our an­ Thornaikile settlement lif- 18.15 in the some oak struUo and one of .the pupils jaj|*l wmt known as Leonard's hotel, ence laughing with his "funny with n "blow out' atorles" and his “ comic songs" which fall want Henry Leonard who wtD.-l who went there to'sv.hool In tho for<ln the early fifties Cfias. V. Patrick nouncement. upon land purchased of Calvin G. Hill tics was Oscar M. While of Middle-. built a-village tavern, a framed bulld- he rendered upon th..-, occasions, be­ right way they Went over to"Has'.!,'gs and located north of Mr. Hill's habita­ villc. The Indian children or some of | Ing on the site where the present ho- ing a sort of a musician and Juggler to borrow a cannon known to fftdorg tion. Henry Ix'onitrd was tho father thro rnnio to this school from the < n- tel now stands. The "Mlddlevflle us'well. Ills visit* helped to break of the'late Orrin Izunnrd and'was .i trimpmchl on See. 1 In Thornapple pnn." and thia hotel wax formally the monotony of th.- routine of every an down ar Middh-villi- 'no; man who left it lasting record upon township. Mr. White remembers that opened to th" public with a grand ball day life and he was always given n the community Irt which he a#ltb-d. Kelsey. th<- . on of Chippewa was a , and recvptioa, Now Yehr's eve, 1852. hearty welcome when upon bls itin­ F. Emory, Inndiorti of the Mlddlerille; He was the first conmcr In the com;- r.choolmate of hts nt thia lime. A part ,1lie landlord was Ralph Bugbee who erant Journcylngs he held forth nt hosterly. und who by the way wan V ty and It was through his Irutrunn til-1 of thir. old frame building I# now ;» , remained tavern keeper In Mlttalnvilla Middleville. planning upon a Founh of July cvl--^ allty that.h'l« brother. l'hlllp ls-a:mr,i. part of a barn or shed standing on thn but a short time when Chas. V. 1’at- , Philip Leonard, pntpriidor for som" camo to lhe Thornapple settlement in r place of tbe-iatc William Dickens, S', rick himself took iiwsrssion. This few years of twyrnnlynot«d •on lhe vtllo parties came on to Mlddlevliie the year 183G. •_ ' . I Erom 1840 until the time that th- has been described by Mr*. Jcnnlc Le" having In their possession un order; Calvin G. Hill was iinpn-sicd with school house was built on the cast j ;;s having been a very pretentious af- Hill, daughter of' !s<|iiirc Hill, and don of thn facilities for thn building of a saw! side of thn river In 1854 this building ; lulr for those times and guests flock’ d whenever occasion* of an Important the cannon bul lauullord Emory mill, over near Jhincnn Ink’! nnd v < pu.-is used, mt a school house aqd u in from Hie country about on every nature brought a bevy of guests lu find . him engaged, with E|'s*nvx>. place for religious worship nt differ­ side, coming from points distant like Landlord Leonanl - house of enter­ Duncan, the pion” r s<ttl< r close by ent time,’-. Thn ground upon- which Hustings, Orangeville, Yankee Springs tainment, then the unmarried daugh­ the lake that bears his name- ami n th" prevent fine itchoul building nt i und I’riarievlllc. The banifuet supper ters of Squire Hill were called upon rolnforcements- • first tnan named Bainbridge Gage- all of: MlddlovUle Is located was doillilcil by : was In 'charge of Mrs. Charlo* WII- to help their sister Delta out wlt'r ...... ? . K OUTACE GHOVK. XOKTII MAPLE (.HOVE. whom set io work building tin* pro- Colvin G. Hill for school purposes and j Hams xho acted ns caterer. After tho the culinary work' »> ll as acting It' ,<>■„> '.... ........ .. poned,sawmill, so niccrsary to Hr I • In brick ><boo) hoitan was ercct<sl I banquet the guests repaired to the other capacltii-ri a;- * alter* at tub'.’-, I’^taiued tlq*ir uncle nnd aunt. vrlopntent of tin5 pioneers’ life. Th:,-, which was something pretentious In dance floor above which was a swluij- and the thousand and one things .ml i-tliJi ...I hi rnrrjlUK off th-- > oerimied \\ iIiIvvimmI enllasx one mill was not us»tl for any grojit Icngt’i 'fhosp days and in 1871 was replaced j ing floor, or in other wonli Ibero ^ere which needed doing .>< I bean times. Mr. and Mrs. William Strung, of cannon V iiM1„ ,.f TOporior num-lfgat w.*.*k and .yiiulit a lltp. ritjug Nnshvrtte nnd Mi-’s Mihin-.i xnutg Miss Jennie Dennio » aino to MiJili’-- -tiers. --Epmttnni' Emory tried TioMTy I'iif bass’. . . . rillo In 185t and dt'wrtherihc town to l.ol.l !iL ;-n.| -. -Il |.|1> al th.. Hmvc j Hl. .IIKI .•II.'. .1. r,. 1IU1un being composed of a row of-In a by i>. . who vx.’-ut’-d sum” shaijti xviuv .1. Lnwi-cttce. .Meadi” Martin buildings situated < ii what la now .m military’irtovemr nm on th.. Itivml.and Hailjn’ XV.'rhuan -ind 'fauUV of I r'ox.it?"!. lhe East Hide nf'tb- river und ruu.I1M-Lur>'.liHOri. hh.1 Mnotarritai lev of Xnrlh R.-illiitiiin. u-il h Mr ,aI,n 1,1 ■‘••'iJI'dftfng from near ilie rliVr pnrl wny up • h” hill eastward" Mn-t nil-*if-|h u ', landing in Orangeville nt buildings with the ’-xceptlon of |h>“Aft’ rwuni Emory., smig'it albly two nr thru- . mall, building:' of Dowltnu. nnd mmy i**an .. ........ inm-uror were on wbat Is now • ~ ■ - ' •• und faintly <»f Dir*, anniml Tii>-eiinX fur East Main street. II • XI. .U..I...... 1 ■ I? tbe. plonarT merchant ml'trwl’r* did by dropplm; what business th< re him with tho few whit.' -tttenf and t’.- n)<|Ilor JU. g. ‘jltHidin# q few members oPutbc Ottawa and C|>lp|HSuch the, Tli>*.Briggs church Sundny Schoolj wa Indians who-uer- t<r.b« seen sup­ I-oca (cd on one of the largest inland lakes of (he state vVith 96 miles of shore and to <>f As-tyrin will hold lludr aiinunl rotating plying their wank, from the suppll’ q ■riirig. Jiity ;»(, in llev. J. covering 3,500 acres. A beautiful body of water where fishing is always good. which had b^-cn brontdit from n great ' n G. Hill who tailb. distance tn catch i "lr eyes. T: ■ I ta-yond In 1867.1 Mrs. Alma Medariy i* traded notipns un i ■ 'her gewg.nv.. | j.. s r( , , , t with In-r <l:iitg)iter, Mrs. ! About 30 miles from Grand Rapids on good auto roads, easily reached from Middle­ rat fn th tn the Ottawa and ( I'ii'pewn‘Indian r. L ,'' ,|i" ( -BAXNEB UXV1 ADVS. PAY.— ville on Michigan Central and from Bradley on the G. R. & I. who used to five up on *cctlon 1, close .-...p ' an Important part. by th" Coldwater <-r Little .Thorn, apple rivers and with remnants of 'I'jyrj/n. fil' ii'. mw grow from a tribe presumably Pottiwalomlej. .<nnni-ii - . I by the Indians lived south and • • ‘ of ^'*!,Bcvi|l,‘! fpjm , jnp Immemorial to b" n thrlv-i near thn river al c. rt-.In senbons of . ’ . trowing viilug". Th’o pi<>. was Indeed a remarkably; Prominently* 4d,ntiti-'d with tie: mercantita life of. th" HBagC for main j cliungln: Good meals all the week. • Sundays—Special fish dinners. BM.nuoni: hhv merchant who came tn this acttlnfiu-m* ; Habits ate hard to change. You may havc^arhabit of us­ Launches—Row Boats—Fishing Tackle ■s a peddler. hT« ’-nGrt, stock boink .. ing .some other kihd-af bread. If you have, change it for a cari'i’:d' at that tiim- In a tin trupk htniilj while and order a few loaves of Cottage Bread. This was In thn year of f85O. DeMr., ’D-. elding upon locating at Middlerib * lii,- .-i Wc have a »plcndid patronage on Cottage Bread, many Mr. Keeler bought SI00, worth of. Glytttt people who use it tell us IT’S THE BEST. . mcrcHupdlH- ln N”w Turk cl^y which I • was brought so far • Gahrsburg bviif,r id I' All wc ask of you is a trial. Wc will let Cottage Bread,’ way of water rout'-• nnd railroad and] Miss L itself, convince you. . ... thence oviTlnml with wagons towMI !-; Mh.* Chrtd^F dlcvlllc. He kept store In a part of Mr. and Mi­ Write us for booklet and rates. . A. C. (Inion's-hotis” for a short tlm-iriuii Lak-: a:ul T‘i in, and then after bufldlng a storo'acro's w.\-k. iiud f.iniily of thn street he mov’d his stock to thatj L ie WhilUo location about wliT - thn big. doubt •']Lh'wliug vy■ rtore now stands kept by Nelson Jt- 'y1'.. ? ,?on. Mr. Keeler did a thriving |>u:<l-i ‘ J. W. AKMBaUSTER, Prop. nws. bartering with the Indians dnr-1 . '* __2_ Citizen’s Phone, Gun Lake. P. O. Middleville fug tho early' years of h|a merchant!-> "Freth'li bt i. pforiuc’d in PHONE 548 Heslinga, Mich. irlng at MlddlevlH" This was-thfijSiriily. Calahrij » and of lule. pioneer store nf the village, Mr. Keel-1 years Algeria. Up-Keep Very Low nn Ren The Fifth Paper Prepared for the Barry County Pioneer Society by C. R. Wat­ son, of Irving. Henry Ragla Battle Creek 6 Nash ville Auto Stage Line ROY WOLFE Nashville, Mich. 1915 BUICK Hastings Buick Co. Hastings, Mich Streeter’s Resort, Gun Lake An Ideal Vacation Place One of Michigan’s Best Inland Lake Hotels All Rooms Newly Furnished . Cottage Bread ‘ Cottages For Rent Best Fishing and Boating in this part of the State. D. D. GILLIES, Mgr. The Palm Garden �PACK FOI UTEF.N VACATION One that gives rest and recreation along with the many beautiful scenes Go to the Famous Georgian bay On the Palatial Steamers of the GOODRICH LINES GRAND RAPIDS, GRAND HAVEN&MUSKEGON RY, Full Week’s Cruise, Including Meals and Berth THE GREAT THIRD RAIL Only $40 THE TRIP THAT HAS NO EQUAL. Lun Cklcigl tnr, Spring Lake, Lake Harbor, Muskegon Lake, Bear Lake, Slterdlj 2 P.B. util laptl 29th liclulu Lake Michigan HOTELS FOR WEEK’S VACATION OR WEEK’S END The GOODRICH LINE Steamers are the Finest and Handsomest on the Great flakes. They are equipped with every modern convenience and land you at the gateways of ?\ll Famous Lake Resorts. Don't hesitate, decide today and write for our Illustrated Georgian Bay Booklett, also Summer Folder, giving sailings, rates and-information, to address below. - Highland Park Hotel, Grand Hdven Spring Lake Hotel, Spring Lake Arbutus Banks, Spring Lake The Pines, Spring Lake Lake Harbor Hotel, Lake Harbor, Mich. Penn Bryn, Muskegon, Mich. THIS IS THE POPULAR GRAND RAPIDS-CHICAGO WAY BEST TRAINS—BEST BOATS—BEST OF SERVICE Good Bathing,—Good Fishing,—Boat Trips on Spring Lake, Lake Harbor and Lake Michigan. Special Steamboat Train leaves GOODRICH CITY OFFICE—“Morton House," 8:42 P. M. daily, or by daylight Saturday, Sunday and Monday. * Fare $2.50. . Pack your grip for a GOODRICH LINE trip. S. L. VAUGHAN, Traffic Manager, 343 Houseman Bldg., Grand Rapids, Mich. NASHVILLE Including a Two Day Grand Musical Festival Mrs. C. p. Smith and Mi— Mae Rotlilfaar spent Wednesday with friends hi Ann Arlior, Mr. and Mrs. A. Marciilclle and son Asctdeld ami dingliu t- I .enure of IS-tmit spent Sunday with Hi" latter'* parent-, Mr. and Mr-. C. I-. Wilkinson. l he children imialned BOHUMIR KRYL AND HIS BAND Grand Opera Humor Light Opera Instruction ■THE BEN GREET PLAYERS Bell Ringing Inspiration A Musical Program Every Day Magic Oratory Literary Lectures Monologues Playground Worker You Can’t Afford to Miss This Event The season tickets purchased by the local committee, and now for sale, may be had while they last at $2.00. All season tickets thereafter will be $2.50. . Attendance by single admission op each entertainment would exceed $8.00. [SEE PROGRAM FOR COMPLETE LIST OF ATTRACTIONS] HASTINGS CHAUTAUQUA, AUGUST 5 TO 11, INCLUSIVE ited relatives i of IW week, Don Downiu ing a few. days Mr. an t Mr*. Keill N« Bon and -oi Jack returned Erfclay from L.-tkCity. I-rank te-tilz has rrlut ni’d from . nunyh's visit in the w<-i. Misses Dorothy and M.i'uinBnumn of Muskegon ai<- visilin; I'.tarJ Elio t is assisting Mrs. Wm. Fi-her with her house work. Jim Heath is working for Elmer A'enl Sunday afternoon in Char­ lotte. Mr. and Mr*. X'pn Funds.,* and Mr. and Mr-, Herl Wotting spent Sun­ day wu)t r«-|a|iv)-s near I m.v. lm£r. FrankGrkay visited al Jak. Mar►halls in Rellevm* Hie la*lof the MIRTH NASHVILLE. man friend of spending th" w« ■•i> I’mi iiif. Mr. Hey-.. 3. Dcabler spent pari nf.lasl woeg in FluH. Mi-is Dora Gokay is spending a| <•> wdays with her cou.mii Miss Ruth Marshall near Brlevue. . Mb- t<ta Bergman .of Nashville and Rali'h Kauffman' of I gm-ing. i were married last- Sunday nt si.: Joseph. Miss Borgman lias been « *nrce*<ful teacher for several year*, and was one of .Nashville's ne nt. young ladies. James Traxler of Jackson । Eva lluiiglilnlin and daugliladysz have returned from lit. when? they Have liecn Visn<- former’s father, Mr. Par- -Mrrnri.f—Mrs. Axthelm attended Baines' show sit Hastings. Saturday. Sylvester Feighner of Pontiac, is vjsiting friends here. Eaile Higbee of ttrand. Rapids, spi lit Sunday with his family here. .Mrs; Higbee is spending the week with her paienls, Dr..und Mrs. Miss Gertrude Prien nnd Miss Vila liiiuiiiMin wen' at W riiiniit- ville, Thursday. -• Glenn Ovetsriiilh and John Ben­ i Mrs.. J. I..- Hnxeldiiie is slowly reder-were piirliaily overcome by I covering from tin nltack of rrjsipiheal last Wednesday, while cutting lln*. wheal on the C. C. Price farm. । Mr*. Ifni tie Sliatfer lias recovered Tlje funeral of Mrs. M. B. Brooks Miss Electa Funds* is spending a itrom the measles apd I lie house has occurred at the M. E. church Wed­ .week-with her sister, Minnie. li.. . di’intecteil. nesday at t< n o’clock. Rev, Bready Mrs. V. S. Knoll and-two son* and W. I'. Jai rnrd of Nashville called of Hastings, officiating, and the re- Mis* Ada Noyes spent .Monday, with on our street Monday reluriiing inains laid to rest in Lakeview Mrs. Knoll’s-parents. Mr. and Mrs. wilh a loud of.goods. Albert Barry of Woodland. Mr. and Mrs..Clement Higdon of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Palmer and Mr. Muskegon < ame^Sunday lo spend a pud Mr*. J. W. Noyes and'daughter. f’-w day* with his parents, Mr. and Ada, were at Lake Odessa. Satl’ir- Mrs. Gca. C. Higdon. Miss Glenns Hynes is spending Mr. mid Mrs. C,- A. Fowler nf the week with her grandmother, al Vcnlan Knoll and family accom­ Munice, Ind, are spending the suinWoodlamL ______ panied by Mi.» Eijgemu aud .Robert met-Wilh the laltyr’s pa run Ls, Mr. Mr. an<|"3Tra. Frank te'ntz and Itarry of Woodland, , spent • Satur­ ■and Mrs. Geo. E. Green. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Douse and day at Battle-Creek. Aments are occuping Bement’s children attended the Barnes’ show Dr. McEacliran of Vermontville cottage nl Thornapple lake. at Cftarlolte.’.Friday. . railed'on patients In this "vicinity Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Munton drove Monday. I their new autr te Detroit Friday. H. neurittis of hi# right arm. Miss Ida Bergman nnd Mr. Ralph B. Mu.nton.nf Grand Rapids arc ocMr. und Mrs. James Harper, re­ turned from a visit with their KaufTinmi of I.ansi|ig. wore married eupyiQg llieir home till thetr redaughter. Mrs. Irwin Eddy . of al .Chicago. July 12th nnd are spending lhe week with Mr. Kauff­ Woodland. Saturday. . . Orville Slocking was home from man's unclp in Chicago. They will make ljuismg tlrWImme. Leslie, over Sunday. Elmer Bivens of Madison, Illiitni*. morGav is spending a few week* with hi* father and sister. "Well done, flulu good and faith­ James Mend’s fol mid Elroy Front Maurer has given his ful servant:.JIiqu hast been faitlrful Mend's folks went —,------over il few things. I-will make then Saturday reluming with about six house a fresh coat of paint. Frank Green Is quite ill nt lhe niter over many things: enter thou bushels of berries. ■ homo of his son, Ed. info the joybf Ihy bird.” Mrs. Manic Carr -imd James The prnycnneeliftg this Friday Mosher each are screening ip their Ammon Dull and fanuly of Ciullclon spent Sunday with Ed. evening will he al Mrs. Mary Tur­ porches. • x . ■ Green nnd family. ner’s. Next Sahhnlli.evening at the . Oliver Rollon nf Bastings called George Dull ha» a new gasoline church.. Our pastor will preach his on his sislor Mrs. Mollie Carr. Sat­ farew. ll .•■eiJiioii for this conference urday evening. engine (p pump water. The Income of the. Province of British Columbia la.-t year from the sale of limber in its forest reserves was and in itttt thia in­ come will be doubled. ymttemores Shoe Polishes 61 LT �■ACTINGS BANNER. Jl'I.Y 23, 1911. Success depends largely upon SoatWHWm Birr? Good Health Dtparwt JL«I. N0RT1IEW BARRY. Rotejrl. Garret •mi Harold (tan-1 The 1.. A. 8. has been iivslp<.ned nlng motored to ThiMHiiingilale la-tl rinitri Tuesday afternoon. July ahh. It will Imi ,al Iteutem Webster's. Sunday. Alfred Chase Tomb- a short visit , al HqlderneM Hail last HaMqth? 1be led by Joseph Campbell. Sub­ ; Phone S3 Hastings, Mich. j through good health can you attain raccua. ‘ "Good News Frhrtr lhe Mission Mtn Helen-Mott of Kalamazoo ject. Felds. Ps. M:L8. 'Missionary I < . ’ The Cenaion you mwt neceaaarily place upon, your nerve*, and tho recently mumt the week-end with im-etmc. } Vacation trips arc being planned daily and wc take j •acrifiec of proper cxercite you hare to make at timet must be Mrs. Pauline Dupnmg. balanced in ooms way. . | great pleasure in helping you select your eatables. • Rev. L. O.' Rostwipk and family of Master Garner Brown of Nazar­ Pokagun visited Henry Smith mid D0WUNa Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett is visiting ieth Academy is spending his vaca­ family last week. He preached at A FEW SUGGESTIONS Dr. Pierce’. Golden Medical Ducovery With hi® sister Genevieve at the M. I*.,church Inst Wedncstlay Iter granddaughter. Mrs. Nelson tion I Olives, ioc, aoc, 25c and 50c; Pickles, Sweet, DuBoi.*. She spent the past week Milo.-. I night. . ' . Min Erma Vanluk- entertained । „ ..... anil wilh Mrs. H. K. Stanlun. Sour and Mixed, Sardines, Salmon and Canned Uri Bergman and ,daughter thn itomach and organa of digcation und nutrition, thru n... , Mrs. ' - * Ilalll **7 —-~b visiting Fay Whitworth and. family' spent 1a I»nr Ot iuiio.nl. purifying the blood and giving atrangth tu tho nerve*, Meats of all kinds. t • • ■here. •’ Sunday at Ernest Matteson'.* at <occasion being her sixth birthday, i relatives indirectly aiding the liver to perform Itb very important Burt Storr wont to Kalamazoo Hendershott (kirners. ' . We can supply you with Fresh Vegetables. L'clcrv, H»*V. A. S. Bunmdl an<l wife have the 2th IO buy a m-Ou;, y. p< .Mosting every Sunday evening in ’ ions. Beef*, String Beans and in fact every thing'.to. make grandson's viriling thpm. successful for a generation a.i a tonic uni body builder. Born lo Mr. aud Mr*. Hoy Eish'- .two Whitworth’s Hall. Miss Jennettci Batey visited hcfi Bold by mrdieinc dealers in liquid or tablet form—. ing enjoyable. • cr July 15tn. •* Xil"--. HHh’ aunt Mrs. (iunsriilious«»r last Week. Miss Lillian Whitworth of- Ban- }■laughter. trial box of "TablaU" mailed un receipt of W one• Give Us a Trial Order Mrs. Wm. Hauck and son Millon 1 field visiirtl her rou«m Mrs. Bertha I Mr*. Pauline Dtjnnmg very pleas­ cent stamps. Mrs. Chas. Hauck of Battle I Garrison lhe past woeek. antly entertained th- Milo ladtej and Crock viaited Henry Smith and} . If in failing health write Dr. R. V. Pierce’s ' Mrs. Bort Daly will entertain the last Wednrsilny Rflei noon. Snlunlay. L. A. S. the lost Thursday in Ulis .Mrs. K. E. Ellis and two children family faculty at Invalid? Hotel, Buffalo, New York. Mrs. H>mmie Armour visited at I month. returniNl to their I.... .. in South Kalamazoo from Thursday unlit} Marccille Burkett of Grand Rap­ Bend. Ind... ,l*»t Hahirday after Saturday. . >. } ids is Miciidiug two weeks with her spending twowrtk* with the form­ Miss 'Beulah Pifer has te-cn very ■ er's parents. Mr. mid Mr*. Gpnnct, sifter, Mrs. Percy Henkes. sick with a fever, hut is wry much South Mila • '» Fay Clemejice And wife returned of Miss ixdtur al this writing. Mildred Shorter. Floyd Armour and Verniro Kelley ] Wednesday night from their trip '.• Ti 'i i. nfter1 he Uta boo. accompanied by Dav nJ ‘" *"d ng two■ »•. vtelteil Jesso Larabee In Baltimore Bristol nnd wife of Johnstown. E.l|*a*'--is visiting an um.t< mat Del­ Sunday.' . I. Stanton and wife of-Caledonia,!‘"'Jr . . . .. . The carpenters have te-gan work | ' The Holland.Furnace, size for .size, E. E. Warner and Irving 1 . Mr. nnd J<n-'» and. liltte ,on Vcniar Webster’s hmtee. nnd wife of Irving' mw Mrs. wra. will give more heal from fieri con­ H you have any work in the above lines 1 shall lie more making the trip tai* ten dm with *«'>»»' -r , „ Q ,’>l,Io."*,:‘y j Henry Smith has gone tfffhitLte sumed limit any other fimiiirr on . than pleased to figure with you on tbe job. And you will I..... -iiiliiniiihilnfrom 0 Week I V IMI HI X.lvIlV lll<-, today. He'expects tn bring! lhe market, b^au-s- il has the grate two aulomobilM. Mhs Jenevc Bn.«n .-pteriainodICreek 1 find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. . | surface, Hu- radiation and tbe nx»4 Ik. A. L. Xanlloru and wife d fhlWwB Tm-Xiy. .1 te- his mother home with him. • llu.k.r.i .inn. tiulllf.l, Ill . . . ... ... *. ■ . I perfect und natural way of burning Otsegu were visiting friend* In ' My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure -Systems, fuel Sold tinilrr a double gunrimtec town for a few days the past week. I .an.. I.irlh.l.y «.•■ «... ..n.. II..- -'“H"; '""“r "''“'-f Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. from factory direct to ronMinier. Mrs. John Depreastur will leave Imlay, Munday, to enter- Nieiiete 1-vt IIUUI*I ing one < r n* . amn.-, i, ..... nreshli.nt of lh.- Sim- I J. W. TIBBATTS hospital for jin operation, ^vhich' we HASTINGS, MICH. hope will be successful. John Kimmvrling and wife visit­ DELTON, MICHIGAN. H. C. REDMON, ed their son Freeman Kirnmerling Mi** Myrtle Cas-.-l of Woodland I Wortman's grove, Thursday, July and family in Johnstown Sunday. is visiting Miss Lnvera l>o*ter. Mrs. Clemencc ami daughter Mr.*. ■I. Bramlsteller came hmnu last •J»Hh. Kato Burroughs of Battle Creek Sunday evening. reitirnliig I" CLOVERDALE. was the guests of her son William Cleyolmid the following Tuesday. Just I^ook at These— Clrmrm-e mid fatuity Inst week. Mr. , and Mrs. John Dodec con­ Will Clemencc Is (hushing lhe template selling Manleyale to Chi­ mnnlville. wen- Sunday visitors of EJim-r Kelley's. lower part of Bantey’s ball fof a cago parties. ■ Mr. mid Mrs. Lew Fliirgisson uf hardware store, which lie will open .Mr. nml Mrs. Glenn Itepte return­ August tsft Wc wish him success. ed lust Sunday fn-ni a four days Kalamazoo, are guests of llvjirj Ice Crcrtm and Soft Drinks, Cigars stay in Cleveland. Ohio. Erie McLeod of Kalamazoo CHEEK STREET. Little David Ellsworth. who and Tobacco ■nd now is the time to get one ol those BIG PRESERVING Mrs. Sam Benham of Nashville spent a month on tin- Gorham farm, J. MiIjmhI. KETTLES. We have them, all ai/ea and price*. •ale Siimtay dinner nl C. P. Bitlel- n^urned to his h<nm- in Kidmnnyoo Mrs. Peanuts and Candy ' Elln-I Hammond <if‘Hastings. is a Inst Saturday: man’s. STORE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 'flic Milo depot Iccnmr. ignited Miss .Mnggi^ Houghialin Is undiir ' .Can Rubber*, light and heavy. Jelly f’daaaea, Jelly Molds, last week from'the hmiiuig Af a the doctor's care al this writing. ^3Eaa Stop for Refreshments at »imw Fruit Can Funnelg. Fruit Jar Wrenches, Fruit 1‘resae*. some Mr. nml Mrs. Thomas Rich of quantily of paper and waste mat­ walk .without using crutches, but Ionin, are the proud parent.* of a ter. The lire was discovered nml nice Berry Seta for (he table. Anything you wanLin Extra to D». baby girl. Editli Lannr. Mrs. extinguished before iftuch damage wilh crutches. Dirhea for harveat help nnd threshing time at the right prices. Rich was formerly Miss Vcvo Car ­ MICHIGAN CLOVERDALE. penter of Ibis place. Hugh McDonald and faintly’ uf Mrs. Will Roush of Hastings spent thi* week to can*"for her daughter. Bicldaml visited I heir parenls, Mr. Mr*. Adell Hall >.f Grand Hapid.* a couple of days last week'Wllh tier parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bidrl- I* visiting Mrs. -Nora Blnm-hard. Mr*. Cora Bingley, of Buffalo. N. Blanche Jack ion -pent Inst Fri­ 111 tin. \ Y.. i* veiling her uncle. James Mc­ Tin* Hastings Township Cemetery day limf'Saturday in Knfntmizno. The Store That Saves Hastings, Mich. Lillian Cadwallaib r of {luleshurg Donald. Circle will hold a meeting nt tho Dugal Campbell imftte a business You Money County Fnrm Thursday evening. is visiting the Misc-s E\;i and .Clem trip lo Hmdings, Monday. July HU Ice cream and enlie will Miss Ci>eil Monica visited Iter cousin, mid help (lie good cause along and Mr*. Maria .him 4 and Mrs. Skill­ also enjoy a. good lime. Mrs. Dugal Campliell is spending Mr. mid Mrs. Ernest Chose mid man of < Iraml Rnj.nl* visited al 11. a few days in Kalamazoo. Ore’s last Friday .Mr. and Mrs. Bunker Gihhs spent •Mrs. Charles Heid and children of Mr. nnd Mrs. Gorham visited (he No. 119 North Michigan Ave. Sunday with Mr. tutd Mrs. Bert । Hastings mu spending .mweral days former's uncle, wku. is an invalid. MrCiiliiim. . Yes, and we have the goods fbr the hot weather,' to<r. 'with her parents, Mr. atm Mrs. Will In Ros* Sunday ALb WORK GUARANTEED Mrs. Mina Adams is working for Bidelmun of ihis street. Mr. mid Mr*. Mito Buys and chilLight weight Shoes in Mule Skin and Elk Skin Leath­ Claud Hammonds. EVERYTHING IN SHOE REPAIRING •Iren -spent laid bandar at ers at----------------------------------.... _ SI.50 to S3.00 STONY POINT. lake with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Broods*. Friday evening. Every YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Porosknit and Ritefit Underwear for Men. Cool Straw Frank Aspinall mid family spent <m>- rbme.aud h«-li» sing. Hats for hot days in the harvest field. last Sunday •with his brother, Jas. The Yming People’s Alliance al Aspinall ami family. ' 7XW o ’ clock will' be led by Mrs Mrs. Frank, Clare -Hughes. Mr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Hitehie and «•limey. ’ family wre visitors al East CaslU1- Fick mid Mr. Boyle, nil of Kalama­ Psalm 5:d-IK. zoo, lon Sunday. . . We have marked those • HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Walter one come’ and help |he tender. 1 Hiieklelierryiiig, nn<l harvest ■Someime hr There will be Quarterly meeting valor Iwb* Sunday ■ seeinc Iq be the order of the day Spaulding's night and cordirf-falld qdlh and ail are busy. .lake and Fred Wireman and Mrs. Mins Arlie Aspinall and friend of valuahh-* Vahits up Iq S3.00. Now is the time to buy Low Shoes Mr. and Mia Blaine Hay went to] McCallum visited nl Mrs. Gurney's. spent Sunday with her parents. BARHYV1I.LE. low. at a low price. Also a good pair ol shoes that you can Bev. J. L.- Haxeldine preaches his Neely lust SmiJay. Bit-hards of Kalamazoo, . I'lie^c will be preaching al Shultz Frank Palmerton, a brother of Midile Spatdmnir . is upending a fiuwwell sermon next Sunday. use next winter. iu lhe,nft«*rnoou. k-randinoliier, Mr*. Mrs. William Devine, is visiting Mrs. Satie Canlleld of l^uisiiig is There lias 1m>i*ii a rliunge at visiting her tnollier, Mrs. Wm. Adison Shultz from evening until iiBcl-Mead. Sr, nnd brolhcis. x Mr. and Mrs. N. <>.’ Bump mid lit­ Mr. nnd Mrs. John Brinkesl tle son. Paul are visiting at -Hastof North Nashville visited Mr. mid Miss Gertrude Secbcr spent a .Ings. The Juniors will meet at 3:<JU on and Ralph Dean and families. Pleaching next Sunday morning Mrs. Jos. Messenger Sunday, also part of last we.-k wilh her uncle A. Saturday afternoon. OF DOWLING Mrs. Jennie Messenger Mead of Kalamazoo. .1 Hui- turned In Jier Imnm in Baltic Creek STOP IN AND GET A COOL DRINK Mr. mid Mrs. Cargo qml daughter. 1 Miss Arloa (Inborn of Hustings i-i-i-k ... . . . . . --------•••-nii-i-, were un- nucsis i visited her aunt. Mrs. Frankie her housi-woi k. IU wilU ..r .......................... oil , »<• *«• » '••“ IJKUrop. • llmlehatigh. a few days last week. Huy-li Hiller has. been in North and Mr,. John *•«» “• ‘J”'"1 "< Suiolo,. I Mr. ami Mrs. T. H. Hmlefimiah nte Irving lhe pari week .cutting his .development ot the country, ow/oi-to- Mr. and Mr.-. Rnllcy Lathrop and ’ ■ ------ —| bymlay ijimier .with Mr. aud Mrs. wlu'.’ll ' rr.il from, this- plncw attend- Ul° fact, that better use can bd made ; .-mi. in -oumpany-with Dr. Lmliroi*. Milton Jciimnp' 1s not so well at ' “1 - —----' tiftii*. Mend, also'Mrs.-James Harry e Barm-* Circus at lltistinga.| of the tend, alnco beef cattle can be ! motored to Battle Creek. Sunday, JOHN M. GOULD Ravages of Noxious Intacta. |of Hastings. this writiirg. day. . brought from Argentina cheaply. Then rimd sp«nt Hie day with relatives. TbA 35ft useful plant* tbat grow In ! M,-. nnif Mrs. Leon. Bnrmuii of Mr. mid Mr*. Lawirnre Poller LAWYER Mate-1 Kelley »pent last week the ravages of tuberculosis, carbun-i H,r- .,,ud.Mra. Ira Cargo of DrFrance are attacked by 6.000 species Witodlnml amt Mr. nnd Mrs. Horace mid daughter Gieniui of Haslinu* /Hh her-cimsin. liulvta Mmirw.-uf-; eles. fever, ete.. and ths large number - her paryuter-Mc,. Offizc over Grigaby & Brooks ! of Inoeets and 8,000 cryptogamic dft* rCuriis of the sanye place visited six’ut Sunday at Hnirs-Snuttinnf'. '-J"-;or ».tt. dun., droa«i,.. m u.im- ■l'"1 Ml> Ul1" •-‘"■'■i'Phone 17a' leases. These cause a loss that is ea-11 Imi r motliyr aiid gramlHHdlmr.- Mrs. Corn SHimlmck mid lillle ’ e"” —loo* o' «>• coudlrr xod (o A,I.. Ili-ur... (wi.4 •laughter of Woodbury spent Fri­ ...'.'1.iS'; . .'T’r.1.!.'! H'.ooh .' tlmated nt SGOO.ono.oon a year, the to- Mrs. Sylvester Orsborn, Sunday. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. urn DI.H1V. Ill H.imi HapftL. mako tho builnCM unproQtable. by tlG. municipal sfati*lir.d bureau day with Mutld Itobiuson. Ttal revenue from three plants being t.imri-ii .votes. , ________________ d!,, t(lla| cm^mipiiim of meal tn । St. Joseph county, Indiana, will WITH NATURE’S HAIR DYE t°d*7 •>-»•••«»«“■ Rev. Gurm— ------ • - -•—•— vol.- May V7 upon a proposition to I A fund uf tXDriO, to be rutsed l>y In /-Staple! | build IH miles of cAncrbfc* road oft I popular sub'criplion, has lieqii >. i India's llnmicial diilh-ultii*i> There will Im pl> Witiotin, Minn., a city of IH.WiO, Ithe Lincoln national highway near started in San Anldnlo. Texas, to total 3-*V.tjoy |><iuiul.-> were Young Lady Visitor to South America; has over Otkt-ucres of public parks. 'South Bend. . , • Changed Her Blonde Locks to X ' Wunderlich’s | Holland Furnaces PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING CHAS. DENE.AU, sia. ... . Kelley’s Kool Komforts Canning Time Is Here Boyes’ Department Store Hot! Isn’t It? NEW SHOE SHOP W. F. PRIEST Ladies— Shoes Down to $1.45 WM. RENKES&SON Brilliant Red. A young woman ran down lhe gangway of tho ship just In from South American porta, and flung hcr.| arm* about tlnynock of a man vvfcoj had been waving to lift. •'Gracious, Nntallo!’’ I ' ‘ ••Oh," smiled the young woman. I "thai'a tho result of a shampoo from I tho waU'r of u little lake In lea. Pern." 8ho told that during a recent visit to lea she had found that the Indiana thcr? had their hair tinted every im-j aginable color. Sho learned that they | dyed their hair with tho. waters of several small lakes In tea, ulj of which contained valer ot different colors. . "I. thought that* I would look so much better If my hair was a deep red. ni l wrnt loiho lake containing | tho reddish water, named Uuacachfnn, | and shampooed my hair. It certainly "I hatv to leave the old place," re­ marked Adam as he turned from tho Carden ot Eden. ••Leaving isn't t.he worst of It,” replied Ere. ‘Thlhk of tho trouble you're going to have when you get to telling «f tho animals and rivers tn this rise® to tho explorers and • geographical experts over yondor."—Washington Star. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Season Tickets for Our Forthcoming Redpath Chautauqua In arranging to inaugurate this chautauqua this year the local committee bought 1,000 $2.50 season tickets, which will be sold, while they last, by them for $2.00 each. When these tickets are exhausted no season tickets thereafter can be had for less than $2.50. season tickets will not be reduced from the first day to the close of .the chautauqua. Also, the price of The single admissions to the different sessions of this chautauqua aggregate more than $8.00, so it will pay you to buy a season ticket even after the program is half completed. For the single admissions to the respective entertainments see program. Season tickets are" non-transferable except within the owner’s family. ■ CHILDREIN S TICKETS admit children aged six to fourteen years inclusive. All children are admitted to the HASTINGS CHAUTAUQUA, AUGUST 5 to 11 INCLUSIVE , �THE HASTINGS DANNER. JULY 23.1814. PAGE Six i txrt W EST VBRNDNTVnXE. 'ri<iusl>' Mrs, Georgft Rc>-de and lillh* i .it. Dr.I, daughter of Saginaw an* visiting 1 icAiuyre is nnemiuig pnysicitin. m-r sister, m . her Mr*. John Mater ami Chui b'* Vanhoijl--n <d Portland; family. WOODBURY. LONG BEACH, lilm-y ami family _h:iv< I-------------------I IRVING. from Irene Cumlleld. FOSSILS OF HORSE’S REMOTE ANCESTOR Mr.*. Marlin B<-\«;r, nml Warren nnd fnrpHyn.-nr VmnnntFOUND RY INVESTIGATORS IN W<niii.u’* Mbdonaiy- .-*<»Mrs. FJInler Gob* of W<><>dlnnd MOJAVE DESERT. CALI­ ill he. ciif«-rlaiii>'>i by Mrs.' vi*illpg .her dnughl--r. Mrs. t.le wali-r, ’j:tiur.«*li ’ ’ >*FORNIA. Born, Sunday, .to Mr. mid Mrs. iiiip al ivve Straw, n Hu),, daughter. Born, to Sam Gulch*" amt wife SHOWS SAME ANIMAL hl I It- daughter, }Vedm*Mday.- CnpJHI’. engineer who builds factories must alm to add to the JI safety nnd greater efficiency of factory workers. The “ cDgim*'? builds railroads must have a mental pic­ ture of human beings trusting to his roadbed and bis bridges to carry them safely to their destination. This same sense of responsibility exists in every branch of a Trust Company, where the human element is constantly present, and where moral responsibility is considered to lie one of the most im­ portant factors in safeguarding the interests intrusted to its care. ’ ’ I ' | ROAMED ASIA AND EUROPE ■ Straw's Fossil Fields-of Nevada Reveal Im­ portant SMcntlllc Diseoverlrs siturday ami of. World-Wide Interest. Kirksville. Is A new and important chapter in siting her daughter. Mrs. Nellie >ekharl ami fuinili. Ixiyina Snort* nml Marguerite jave <|r*ert ha* been made public •w-r and -their frrnnd* attended by. Dr. Joint Campbell. Merriam, professor of pabsmtojogy ami his­ torical geology in lhe University of ■ . toi on nag This train is du station al 5:35’ .1 frani the this train ... ... idgmil. -w**rk« a real Inu'.Wup *.*»Hh*i an ln-forr-. finding- uf llii* villngi*. Mr*. Cornelia Kennedy home from Grand RapidinorniiiK accompanied IRONSIDE BROS. Granite and Monument Dealers now vanished ■ land bridge which mujjl once have joimsl Asia and MIDI. IND I* MIK ' Phone 197 Hastings, Mich. -The twisted-horn anlcJnpc. an animal of which Professor Merriam Thousand .Creek region in Northern I i)e||. Si____ „. . . I Mi*. John Mishler tinted Friday Nevada^ i« likewise an eyhlem j willi h<-r.-.*i<t<r. Mr.-. William Mi.*hof Afeicn and lhe kudu, anotli. African nnlelnpe. are Ik>IIi «l* Kennedy and daughter wc of Dudley A. Kcim.sly am| family near fiu-liut* a part of ||>>day. NORTir IRVING. Mm. Ed. Walter’.* molli Bloughteii. left for her Coral,' after spending -oventl w I larnurii l.lurke. Cairn*. southern' EurajM*. Half of Western North America itrviti >ni«lker nml family .*tr>-t<-h<‘- a fl er: Sunday at . That you *!o not get value received out of your garment* if you do not get them cleaned and preaacd. Our avklem ot cleaning does not merely remove the ipota. hut cleanse* the garment inside amt out. Our steam pressing system I* the only up-to-date way to pre**. It thoroughly -lisinfects, also raises tbe nap ol Hie good* and makea it look as good as the day il left th$ tailpr. W« Ury Clean E.vary Uay. HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. Ptempl Attention to M. KELLOGG, Proprietor Parcel Post Deliveries PHONE 233 Branch Aiencles: Woodland. Mich.; Middleville, Mich. rieriiamliiiii mountain* ami n »rlh- the Wellington Kidder.'will have ; over Sunday. Durkee's v F.. E. ami W, J. Cairns ami Frank' the day wi Baker have gone* threshiiik. with Mr*. Ilenrv Bluer nnd Mi lhe Leclka BndheM.one ** E1ST ASM RIA. When lhe i’nlv<-r*ily of Calif. i.lranunily enl< rluiii*-*! July 11. A line Mipper, inu and ll«-v. lave You Been In?- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Campinvelim: "'.i M. r.lmiir-liny will visit relaliv. Mr*. Earle Gruckford and dauitli buckleberries.. " , —-——---------j Crackford nml Mi*.—BANNER t WANT ADVS. PAY..q rm- S. MonrkiSc Mr». i/irimi Barnum i piDER MAKING IT’S A CINCH ' horn lype. which in n Ibng *li*l;iiil Fhireiu’A Cairn* who i- K|M<mling several Week friends and relatives Im- CALL AND LOOK OVER OUR STOCK of Europe origiiijitctl not in I fie old i'liclmw and family of Cale- world. Will in the new. and found aih ent. Mr. ami Sunday. In placing monuments cannot be over-estimated. Some­ times orders njc placed so late that it is difficult to get a g(K>d foundation owing to the bad weather that sometimes comes during autumn. Place your orders for fall work in monuments NOW and give us anOpportunity to build lhe foundation NOW while the weather is good. Orders placed NOW do not have to be paid for until work is placed on the lot. aroiiml her.-. company will speedily-r. order so recently gone into elfecj Phone 4381 Importance of a Good Foundation nearly n-tnh-d In file hipparion and I plainly 'proved to have existed in] an earlier geological periml. SOITJI 1IIIWNE. This filling of a gap suggests'that Waller Wall..- •• und daugh- the hipparimi horses that 'nianied inii ui * < iu i:< ii GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. 123 Ottawa Ava. N. W. and family. Wdl Ba*s has n row -that gave lieved hi have descended from n liij'tli to three calve-. One died. fossil ancestor known .ns the hiptinrion. Tin; foitsil remaimi of horses of lhe hipptirion type ar*it rand- ftmml/in the Toi-ks till the way from at Elmer if*, in Franco lo Chinn nnd ’ in various parts of North’America. • Downinir of" J M roil, Charlie Now in lhe fo*si! be<ls of the Mo­ jave d> sort. Professor Merriam and Edward: A. family of GRAND RAPIDS TRUST COMPANY e, July imal life. N'nw IhH-tnr Merriam niid bls n«- TAUMIAC CORNERS. in a1 V Mini Ilatma i Smilli i pl- m We*l Woodlaml. lingrr'auil family. July 3/*t in ttm evening. . . Ed Peefs-nnd Will William 10**11 IK-PI* <11 V IIKIII Vimej. I IP-U— • nml I’.reek nml Minn fossil fields in] l h. hum of ih.- thresher i- heard Nevada, nml Within-the lai year nr so the three extraordinarily inter­ Allen Spauhluik nml family ami esting series <>f Cedar mountain* AugUsl Mulvnney -. Wednesday of full of aslonisbing similarities to Pliocene fauna widely distrilail.-d Mr. and Mr*. Iinflield of Chirruo. m lhe old world—th**- •‘Hipparimi re vi*ilintr - Mr. and Mrs. l-'red Al- faumc" represented in lhe racks from France to China. July 4ils in the Mojave region are irn-tqiday al .Mrs/jlnlliti Dibble, was I Im gm>l poptanl because they represent Wtisaii'h inounTliiir*dav. tains. Professor "Merriam’s contribution SUNFIELD. » Weippcrt and d-iueh-' left Wedimetlay for a known befon x Well; comd on in, the eating's fine—well xooked, clean fresh meats, fruits and veget­ ables. There is not a place in Hastings where you are any more sure of a sanitary meal or lunch than our place. 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Sanitary Lunch TOM DOYLE IN UOONAN'S CIGAR. STORE. Haatlnga, Mich. Jefferson Street auPBlirppard *. . Saturday, The Irvins General Store At this store may lie' found a dean slock of staple general merchandise from which to select your everyday neces­ sities. A^ price js one of the considerations and is a. fac­ tor in every sale, we enumerate the’following: 8 lbs. Rolled O«t» for.. j 21 Ibi. H. St E. Granulated Sugar for . 81.00 22 Ilia. Light Brown Sugar 91.00 1 iarllmii ft Croft entertniuGranl Mead qnd . i ,*»« >Hn*r’>n fTinliie, Sumlay. pnund«*of | Mrs. I.. J. Si-heifel-Of JnCKStllt Vis-. < u ih-d her brother. Fred Smith and q.il,.,। f;lm>|y. the tir.*l of the week. ■' ........... a. II. Sayor relurn- C. R. WATSON, General Store 1BVING, MICH. 1904191-1 . BOTH PHONES—Hastings, Kill IL-IS; Middleville Line. 1'52 1L*1S. Take Your Choice “His sections arc not as good as ours; they are too soft.” . . —Pillar of the Church. “His sections arc not as good as ours: they are too hard." „ A ' —Trust -Magnate. So there you have it. TAKE YOUR CHOICE. , Deering Sections, full tox, 25 sections ....9Qc Osborne Sections, full box, 25 sections; 90 c McCormick Sections, lull box, 25 section^ 90c Milwaukee Sections, fu 1 box, 25 sections ...S;. ..1 90c Aho Binder Chain Link* Nos. 42 and 45 Get your Binder Twine now. Plymouth Standard10c . To this date I have sold one-third more twine than I sold all last year. Quality of twine and a man NOT IN THE TRUST does it. JESSE TOWNSEND Hastings *" NOT IN THE TROST Michigan ami jit ill another which hears -im­ portant witness to. the relations of! pr.--i-xi«ting life, means a great in-1 crease in the world's knowledge of] how life originated. chuiiKed La.ndi .l.-velnned tlirmlfih lhe long process Assyria Fnriiirrs Chib. The following program w lln he held July Si. w ith Mr. ami I s of Grand Rap­ Mr*. Howard Shepard: / Lily Franks the Club song ami Devotional*. Recitation—Ruby Schroder. Arthur Btiiiirh ami lady friend Recitalimi—Margaret BradyStilo— Mr*. Nina TtHkvr. Mr. and Mr*. II. i>. Branch. Sunday. Recitation—Ethel - Stumpf. Di*<u.*.*ioTi—Led by George Ken|. rented •Walsh" again Reading— Hazel Ohiwlenu. r business. July Recitation—Mrs Stella Tuckfrman. . Mr. 'Benedict ami family are vis­ Recitation—Mr*. Maiiel Moore. iting al Valentino Myers’. They will .soon return to their home in - . Alice G. Tliomns. Reporter. coiSty line. Mis* Ethel Brady of Detroit, vis­ ited her parenl*. Mr. nnd Mrs. . IL J. Gerjiiiger and family, also Brady, last week.. They also en- S. C. Schuler nml family were Sun­ b-rtBlned ‘Mr*. Sihiw nml children, day visitors with relnlives in Hast­ their daukdib-r. from Grand llnp- ings. . John Rnhin nml wife enlertaiped a large party’ of relatives and KU mo. friends nt Sunday diuper. i Mr. am| Mr*. Levi Curtis nml final Edwin* of W<-sl Sunfield, is datighb-r Eva. vi*ited Mr. nml Mrs. a frequent visitor in these part*. I J.dm .'thjimway. in Lake Odessa, Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Moyers were| [Snmiav. . visitors al Mr. nml Mrs. R. C. G<hm|■ Mr. ami Ml-. Will Sriver.aml Mr. enmnsh's uf XJranueville. Sumlay. | hud* Mt> Bniwn. were Sunday Miss Grelchel Smith of India, is: i gm .*1* «f Mr. ami Mrg. Howard visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A. (iurti*. Slowinski. . Alice Aiidin who has been visilChris Eeknrdl hail a very painful iug George Itawvn and family went accident, fhe _!•»«< week, when n i to Dclniil. Saturday, where .-die | will vi*ii iM-fm-i- relurnijigTo her him off on In the ground in such a j Imnm in Wr*l Branch. : manner ln»ili*locnle his ankle joint; i Mi.** Gvm-vh-vr Prestige, wiio lias Tho painful injury is a seven- blow ! been visiting la-tin Keitli. was (Jall- to Mr. Edtardt, coming as it does *-d to her lipniATn Igike Odeima. in such n'busv time | Sunday, bv th.- *?rious Illness of Otto Bne«*ter. «'f Elgin. HI., is i her mother. ' '. - .•pending n few we<;ks with It. J.I Mr. ami Mi*. Wilson Messenger Gerlinger ann family. of Aiffker,* visil<-<| the latter’s par­ . Miss Edna Khowermnn ’ of- Lake ents.-Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Ear), Sun- Odessa was I Im sriuMl of her sister. Mrs. Waldo Garlingey. over Sun­ day. ' China yearly senda tSOjXX) worth —BANNER WAN!' ADVS. PAY— of peanut* to the United Bta.tM. Do You Chew Tobacco? ’ If you do you certainly like it MOIST and MELLOW. ’ We just installed dur Plug and Fine Cut Case which’ is Zinc Lined, Dust and Dirt Proof. We can at all times give yon your Plug or Fine Cut Tobacco in the best of Fresh Condition. LOOK THIS LIST OVER and aee If we have your favorite brand. If not, we will get It for you. , PLUGS G. T- W. Cremc-de-Menthc Clipper Town Talk Honey Dip Twist Standard Navy Kismet Square Deal Gold Rope Yankee Girl Horse Shoe Drummond’s Natural Leaf Star Piper Heidscick Spear Head Martini Maple Dip Boot Jack. . American Navy Scrapper FINE CUT Hiawatha '-Sweet Burley ' Blot Tiger 't ttncle Daniel Sweet Cuba ’ Ojihwa Fast Mail. . We-carry fine cuts in all sized packages. J. F. HOONAN Jefferson Street Jobbers I Tt»« «••• to Hastings, Mich. Your Frtand. I R8fa||8rJ FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. �HASTINGS THE JULY 23,1914-20 PAGES. BANNER PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. ’IjSEES THE WOHDERFUL HIMALAYA MOUNTAINS DARJEELING, IDENTIFY* YOURSELF WITH THIS STRONG, AC COMMODATING BANK If you are not carrying a deposit in our Savings Department, we want to talk with you about the help which this Bank will be to you. We have a mutual interest in your carrying an account in our Sav­ ings Department. Naturally we want to see you identify yourself and your financial interests with us. Realizing that a banking connection is an essential factor in carrying your financial plans through to success, YOU are interested, and VITALLY INTERESTED, in identifying yoilrself with a strong, serviceable bank. The amount of your present income, or the amount of your first de­ posit is of much less importance than the fact of your making the right start. Will you come in and talk the matter over with us? We shall be glad to have you. Our resources of over $650,000 are a sufficient guaranty of your deposit and we pay 50 per cent higher interest than a govern­ ment bond would yield you. But come in and let us talk it over with you. INDIA. RE FORGOTTEN VOTERS pod Oiilliftik from the (ruin going up th* MT. KIMCHIMJANBA, 28,115 ;ati ■** » FEET HI6H, 2,000 FEET HIGHER A SINGLE BALLOT TO CONTAIN ALL TICKETS TO BE VOTED ON wc «aw many orchidthe tree®. I Than Mt. Ererrsl. Strange Peoples । One May S«*e on the directs of would seem Durjeclhifl. motmtnhi li British India B*^al. •Saturday. Nov. 2. * Tho 'voyage on. the Isint has |i,*,'ii Hima1:iy:i<. very nnploa-.mi. a> th*' -.'a i- roll­ ing. and our Iniat is small apd very W -uncomfortable. We did .md- cat anything all day. ' Wo expect l*> cam>* arrive in palcuttn In the morning nn*l will tako-the train (he same'■imnri* evening for. Darjeeling, re turn ing-1 In t'uilcutta for sight seeing later. I Galctilla. W**dn**-day. Nov. ik I tin- suit could make il. We spent the afternoon. seeing the people yoiul.il, are. nuiuiilahu inunen*e grown in meat com- tfffl re*-* in .Michigan b. nf add in ■be pla. aiid *• IJ c*Higr«**sio out hy tlu* **l.*d in ii.il affiliation b and th* nnr’s recommendation. primary i u.imi***i ii n:i |..r nil polili* ami ami a nuisance, mi favorable to The Bank That Does Things For You Resources Over $650,000.00 OF PVRTY YFF1I.IATION. Hastings City Bank Capital $75,000.00 .IEW.raiM*M LAW II EffiCl NEXT MM lain**, hps a flavor superior to : other tea *»f Indis. nml accordin il bring** double Yim- price. Tl o**e as much of il*** mountain •‘which will, bear th* Surplus $50,000.00 •tmRr.’ssuien nml camli- Load ot Hay Coniine into Calcattwdndia. nn<l visiting the large native babl-, sun. Courage. - THE ABEMT CAN GIVE Courage In what a man must havo LESSONS IN FORGERY If he desires to count In the world. The timid soul always loses out. In meeting the problems of. business, or Can Take an Honest Check and tn taking part in city affairs.'the cou­ Raise il to Any Amount in a rageous man Is tho man who makes the Few Minuter. success. If a mon bcglos to run, bo "How to raise chei'ks and beuome can’t stop. a candidate for the penitentiary," was the title of an explanation giv­ en lo different business men about W. ft. C. Sale. one day last week by J. Tho W. li. K. faidies vyil) have a Hastings Stninei, Jr... of Rochester, N. Y.. jiackage sale ami serve lunch al <1. is selling the' Proteclograph. the G. A. II. hull mt Saturday eve­ who ami the Protectograp.h Check ning, July 25. Writer, used by the government Hallie Naylor. nml all nf the banks in the coun­ try. Ural, is just a bit cleverer than lhe forger. • • Mr. Stelnel can take an ordinary cheek written on “safely paper"— lhe kind with a network design THOUGHT SHE COULD NOT LIVE Thig done. ,■-the rhiTk ran lie *’raised" .to any sum desired. Il's easy, no mailer whelliiT th** check is written with Restored to- Health by Lydia pen nr pencil. To .«*■<• Mr. Stoinel *io Hu* work one would wonder that E. Pinkham’s Vegetable so many checks get through with­ out being raised. * Compound. If th** maker of lhe check has taken the precaution lo use a ma­ Unlonvilk*. Mo.—"I suffered from a chine (bat punches the amount *>uL female trouble ami 1 got towenk that I Mr. Steinel shows how lo punch could hardly walk out figures lo match, fill up I lie old acroM the floorwith- ones, and I hen make your check out for a larger sum, leaving the something. ----------- —I had signature as it originally was. Tho nervous spells nnd | signature is what concerns \the my fingers would; num who cashes lhe check. cramp and my face i If Iho rhwk is only "rougheir would draw, anti I wi,b one of lhe little devices used could not speak, nor frequently, it can be ironed out ami sleep to do any good, | roughened again. had no appetiu*,and ■ tbouKin i MR. ILER FAIRCHILD AND .Cd no, II... | H|sj VERA WAR|] HARR|[[| Some one advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. I had meh taken so mt. J medicine ”*’ and J myJdoctor " 1 Have Gone to Washington, D. C, ild do me — no o good bo : I -------told my Where Bridegroom Has Apsaid he could *—...._ ------, ,I husband hef might get mo a bottle and I polntmcnL would try It By the time 1 had taken Her J. Fairchild and Miss Y?cra it 1 felt better. I continued its use,and F. Ward both of Hastings were now I am well and strong. mar.ried last Thursday moaning nt •“I havo always recommended your 10:30 at the residence of the bride’s parents, Mr. nnd Mra. Frank E. fully benefited by it and 1 hope this Want, 510 West Bond Street, in .the letter will be the means of saving some presence of a few immediate, rela­ other poor woman from suffering.”— tives and friendtf.’ The ring ser­ Mrs. Martha Seavky, Box 1144, vice was performed. Rev. Russell II. Bready, officiating. The bride Unionville, Missouri. and groom were unattended during The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham’s lhe c**rCiBony. Both of the con­ Vegetable Compound have thousands of tracting parties are highly respect­ such letters as that above — they tell ed in the City. They started lor the truth, else they could not have been Washington. D. C. on tho noqn obtained for lovo or money. This med­ train. Where Mr. Failch'ild has re­ icine is no stranger — it has stood tho cently received a government ap­ pointment, and where they will If there are any complications yon mak* their future home. do.not understand write to Lydia E. Three ........ .-carloads „-------- andof trees Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential) Lynn,Bass. Your letter will be opened, shrubs have been received and are wetA by * *nd being set out-by lhe park board of I Syracuse, N, Y, |q beautify, the city. held la strict cvafldcacc,' West Cornwall, Addbum ’County, Vcnnmil, July 2nd. J«37, ami died. July 15th. 1911. being 77 years nml 13 days old. at the time of his death. The first 18 yenrs of his life he spent in his unlive slab*. The next 25 years he spent in -the Merino sheep business, eventually locating on a farm in Ohio. In 1880. hi* came to Michigan, first lo­ cating in Grand Rapids. Foi*ffboul one year he was engaged in lhe grocery business. He then moved to th** outskirts of the city in Walker township, wjjere hi* was engaged in the FruiC business. In IIMU he moved to a farm near Nfiddleville. whore he remained until the death of his wife in 1012. The remainder of his life he spent with his daughter, Mrs. Marlin Steph­ ans at Reno, Mich., wb**re he illed. He was inarfied in Ohio in lhe year, I87r. lo Mary M7 Brown.. It** loaves nine children. Mrs. L. I>. Taber of Foley. Alabama. Williaiii E. Pratt of Hastings, Mrs. A. G. Hazlowood of Bevdrly, Mrs. R. TL Travis of Freeport, E. Vidor Prat I of Freeport, G. Stuart Prat I of Grand Haven. Miss Daisy B. Pratt of Reno. Mrs. Martin V. Stephans of Reno and Miss Helen E. Pratt of Grand Rapids, z Obituary. Farrell Burns was born in New York. January 3. 1830. ami died nt his home in Irving Township, July II. t'JII.- Funeral services were held at St. Pal rick’s chureh in Bowne, Rev. Father Bran ofllriating, six grandsons acting ns twarers. He is survived by the widow, two sons and live daughters. Benja­ min, al Traverse City; William, on lhe old homestead; Mrs. Mary De­ vine of Hastings; Mrs. Josephine Anderson at. Bowne; Mrs. Ella Kelley, now atjiome; Mrs. Winnie Baker nt Newberry nml Mrs. Ellie Flynn. . . He was one of Irving's Pioneers having lived on lhe fumi. where he died, for nl>out , fifty years. He was admired and respbeh'd for his honesty, intelligence and sociabil­ ity, one whose counsel was sought and advice followed and this com­ munity feels that il has lost a good neighbor and a true friend. Moro than 100,000 pedestrians nnd 20,000 vehicles pass over the Lou­ don bridge daily. Etwes Torment of Asthma and Hay Fever For the discomfort ifnd misery of uslhma and hay" fever use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Jt puts a healing, soothing coating over lhe swollen, tickling membranes, and eases the thick and chocking sensa­ tion.- Helps you to breathe easWy nnd naturally. In the yellow pack­ age.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv, about, eight* nominated i-vpiiblfctth Uriel will corm* jeiding, n distance of 57K mile®. The Indian drain is a largo one, stand-1 Of SHOW! tl.Ui, urd gang**, nml hotivy cars, lim­ ning llt-id, .sm-nml ami third class. lick*’! will lie in second place. dem­ _ ............ ।.... Miwintahi Kiiii-hinj.uiu i. ocratic Uur*l. .-.ociali-l fourth ami •h luggarn* as ।''"r*l***l as being 28,115 f****t high. To Two Girls, Who Say They Never Wimt Another Trip thousand feii higher than Mt. E chairs, dogs, amt carry-alls ami w* You’re Bilious nnd Costive! Like 'll. 0 woo mir ingKHge ,’i||i| liens, I Sick Headache. Ibid Breath. Sour A couple of .yishville young gel n chair car fiir the first | Stomach, Furred Tongue mid Indi­ ladies hod raUicr/ui • xc'iting auto­ ’ g**sti*ni. M*-.uv l.iv.-i* amt Bowels mobile ride | Monday afternoon, We clogged.- Clean lit* Jonight. Gela when they dnyed a brother of one] । 25c. I»*ttl*t of Dr. King's New Life Pills today and empty the stomach cliine belonging to a friend, nml ami bowels of feripontinfi, gassy which happened . lo stand con­ foods and Was(n. A "full bowel veniently near. The brother was movement .faves a satisfied. thank­ not to be bluffed, so he got. some * lawn th* ful feeling —make® you feel tine. on** who knew how to start lhe ges. itnrm-ilial.'ly asked, ami Effective, yet mild. Don't gripe. thing, and away they went. Ho -........ , - ..rselves flint We were on got the pesky thing into high speed the mighty Ganges, amt it certainly Mulholland.—Adv. somehow, then’couldn't shut it off, gave us a f**ejinp of aw**, to think r**«** up liiuU in ih<>- li<*nvfii| and they made a dying trip a'ruund that we wen- eating a dinner nt ing that w>- had hud as go** town, turning corners on two (lighU on a slimmer crowing thu wh*-els. missing [foes and other nbjalrueLioiiA by a liairls. . breadth, missionaries huv* prayers niopnrm a ttfnrffllnp bar-nearly missed a bridge, jumped a gutter crossing,' ami had a whole Tins, i- of no lot of really, exciting fun before mile with* muddy amf dirty. worth -••••ing. lhe amateur driver'fottpd out how bul We s.N ^y?.ro?‘S> Crippled-up Sufferers to bring the unruly animal to a Find Relief After Few Dosea stop. Ami the girls say, "Never again."—Nashville News. of New Remedy arc contain all the tilth carry, ih il can rary, dldy tt.nt.-uf. anjl that it is so *” ’ " ‘ " Taken of ail rotinirii*.' D. G. T. <1. CLUB U i» needleii to auffet any longer Report, of Coats Grove D. G. T. O. I.... ph’ *«f lltki wilh rheumatism, and ke all crippled Club, held.al Mrs. Pearl Demond's of a berth or section on th*1 train <u£> and bent out of shape with in r cv»nr.<** rough July 8lh: the first there tin- first serve heart-wrenching pains, when you can Tho President ami Vice President Y'our name is marked on a secli.ni surely avoid it. being absent, Mrs. Kiltie Sprague and if no one pulls lhe tag off. all *>f cloth wrapped nroumt them Rheumatism comes, from weak, inth**- -Women, was elected president for the day. right. We g<>| a section, ami found anklets. af,,v.e, k,d."cys- ‘hat fail to filter from m-ckln Meeting opened with song "Loving­ the blood, the poisonous waste mat­ ly, .Tenderly Calling.’ after which ter aud uric acid/anff it is gfcless to •nr. wilh berths nn w** repeated iht* Loril’s Prayer-hi rub on liniments or take ordinary concert. After lhe business port nt tin- end. n g*>od private lavatory tlwv remedies to relieve the pain. This of the program was disposed of we or bath jn connection with each tlu-rn only prolong* the misery and can't possibly cure you. —' listened lo a very interesting and. returned to Calcutta l instructive paper "The History of beds made. . The only way to cure rheumatism Education,” written by Mrs. Julia dislurb***! sb-*‘i*. When we awoke u to remove the cause. The new dis­ Brown. In this paper - she told .us iu the morning we wer*- at th*' f«»*.t covery, Croxone, does this because itelling of Wilson's election. neutralues and dissolves all the poi­ "how the different countrieil educat­ of the mountains. All night wc sonous substances and uric acid that ed their children ami what a great have been passing over idaini lodge in the joints and muscles, to advancement has been made in wind. ».;■ ,..,y u,. I..,,,.iCONTRACTS LET FOR 2 MILES scratch and irritate and cause rheu­ America in our educational system. way. It is largely rice groutnl.' 'i: REWARD ROAD IN CARLTON ------ ....---........ out ..... Tand .,u strengikmatism. and cleans There was a debale to be given, bul ens the stopped-up, inactive kidney*, as only the leaders were present, can be covered •with ' ' ***’ so they can filter all the poisons from they each gave their side of the the inmmlafn.*' come This -the blood and drive it on and out of quwlion, which was—Resolved. grounds they start • I.v fr**mT■Rrggmsshr the system. "That a good .•dural ion is of more this vast plain. Til hundred Croxone is the most wonderful valun .to mankind Ilian a large iwenty-liv.> miles fr ...... ........... UlJUC for curing chro;imedicine ever made hank arcmint, afler' which ' each we arrive"at (he mountains, nml Work will — .i . begin on tWOjic rheumatism, kidney trouNe*. and one present join***! in n general dis­ ehang** for a fifty mile ride over reward road in. bladder disorders. Yoh WjUr find 0|l cussion. “The other numbers given *i„ um_ ..-nt.­ ->X|eni| , different from all other rtmedii Carlton. Ou** mil*-. will not being present this flosed the railroad, the rail* an two feet, west of Mohtm-*' chutcli: 111* There is nothing else on earth like it. program. . . apart, and it is Very peculiarly ........... ’ tl‘ lo Aller- n uiauers matters not Itow how old youi you arft sra or The. next Club will be the annual huilt. Th** road follows th** gov- west frOIR phene >1 ruction of how long you have suflered, it picnic August 12th.. Place not de. th*- first .mile has t***en l«-l l<»-llynry practically impossible to take it int >’ cided yet. . not a sinuh’ innm*l' flic cars simply . '.'.ii”. nf lln- --mi. ’■■'.‘0*1 the human system without result*. nm-back ami forth on tho side of You will find relief from the first few Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for tHr hills and mountain-*, sometimes Nichhls Has tTn iiri tor Itlllltl- dotfes. '**'«», and an<i you juu will win be pc surprised surpnscu how now Cuts, Burns, Sores. coming to an emi. backing up a for the same ; quickly all your misery and suffering will end. ' 1 ■ ~ Mr. E. S. Loper, Marilla, N. YU grade, and limn ahead again. It is writes: *T have never had a Cut. like the "Walking Road," at SI. An original package of Croxone Carlton n-sidenls are to VonBurn. Wound or Sore il would not Gothard's Pa-s in S\\*itxorlnnd. It gralulaled f*»v their enterprise in costs but a trirlc at any first-class heal." Gel a box of Bucklen’s Ar­ passes from hill to hill, and moun­ rnad-liuilding. Their township, dru^ store. All druggists are au­ nica Salve today. K’>eP handy at tain to mountain, and consumes hlorig with Rutland, holds th** tirsl thorized* to sell it on a positive moneyall limes for Burns. Sores, Cuts, 41ve and one-rhalf hours in going lhe plnei’ in the county in joad build- back guarantee. Three doses a day for a few days is often all that is Wounds. Prevents l^xskjaw. 25c. fifty miles. ever needed to cure the worst back­ At Darjeeling, wc -are between Recommended by CarvClh & Steb­ ache ot ©vcrcoBc urinary, sl.nofdtlh bins.—A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. six and seven thousand feel above BANNER .WANT ADVS. PAY. MAKES RHEUMATISM PROMPTLY DISAPPEAR �THE HASTINGS BANNER,JULY Ctgal JMotrtlttntatt . * Order for Publlcalion. State of Michigan, The Probate Court for the County of Barry. At a sc^eiou of said court, held at lhe probate office. In the City of Hartings, in said county, on the "th day of July, A. D. HHI. Present: Hon. Cha*. M. Mask. Judge of Probate. In the Matter uf the Estate of Benjamin B. Travis, l>«c.ru.-eq. Rollo li. Trn.vi*. sou, having tiled in said court his peliln*ii praying that the adminiMnitam of said es­ tate in* gran toil to William S Trav­ is or some nthvr suitable perJun. Il is'Ordered. Tliul lhe eighth day of uuu*t A. I). I9il. al trn o'clock in the .forenoon, al said probate office, be and is hereby ap­ pointed for bearink- said p6tfllon: It IT Furl tier Ordered. That pub­ lic notice, tlioreot be given by pub­ lication of a copy Of Ulis order, for thn*1 •ticcesiive wacks previous to said dav- of bearing, in tin; Unsl­ Ings BANNF.lt, a iiew*p.iper( print­ ed and circtiluletl in said County Ubas. M. Mark. A trad copy. Judge of Probgle. Grace Bauer. ' . Hegisli-r of Probate. Order For Publication. . Stale of Michigan. Tim Probale Court for the County of Barry. At a se.‘«ion of spid court, lu*Jd al the probate office, In the city of Hastings, in said county, on the 24Ui day of June A. D. 1011. •Present: Hon. cteinriit Smith. Cir­ cuit Judge Fifth Circuit, Acting Judge of Prohate. Iu the Matter of lhe Estate of Caroline Mellissa Maynard, de­ ceased. Anson A. Stanley, sou. having ilk-d in said court hie petition praying that an order or decree may be made by this court determining who ore or-were the legal heir#.of Mid deceased and entitled lo in­ herit her estate. It is Ordered. That the S5lb day of July A. D. 191 Vat ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said probato office, lx? and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition; . it is Further Ordered, That pub­ lic notice thereof be given by pub­ lication of a copy of this order, for three gucceMlve weeks previous U> Midday of hearing, in the Hasting?. Banner a newspaper printed and circulated iu said county. Cleniefil Smith, Circuit Judge Fifth Circuit, Acting Judge of-Probate. . A true copy. «1L One of Western Michigan's Responsible Firms TRISH-HINE COMPANY, OFFICE AND BANK OUTFITTERS MMMWWMMMV WWM<NW<M<MVMMMV<M Your Home Needs It NE,W PROCESS WicK Blue Flame OIL COOK STOVE.S ME E1SIEH un SAFER TO OPERATE 1HU At ONItlHY LAMP The "oil level’’ is BELOW the lop ot the wick lube, making it impossible lor the nil tn run over and llood tbe stove. The auto­ matic-wick slop nn the "NEW .PROCESS” prevents the wick from King turned too high. ■ ■ I Wilh a "NEW PROCESS” Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook Stow in your home, you can do all your LEAKING and COOK- f > ING. Turn on the KEROSENE, apply a match, and YOUR < iww.t. V FIRE IS READY. It makes a HOTTER fire thau wood. An BrOllDlfat B ordinary meal can be prepared in just five minutes. • When you are through, turn off the VALVE, and all HEAT and EXPENSE stops. There is nothing alxrut it to HOLD HEAT, so it does not HEAT UP YOUR HOME like'a heavy wood or coal stovtt, A "NEW PROCESS” Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook Stove won't cost you much, and will pay for itself in a short time. Call and let us SHOW YOU. GOODYEAR BROTHERS Phone 1 & Ol w HARDWARE AND IMPLEiMENT DEALERS 111-115 State Street Hastings, Mich. In Grant) Rapid* there are many tilting machine. This machine hail new house of any kind, iK. live, enterprising commercial revolutionized office work arnll one other thing tho Tisch-Hinc firms comludfiiK ■onduciinK splendid husi' wives many hours each week for! Company furnishes to every merm**es along their respective line*. (Tie busy businessman.. . With thi*jeantile house 1* Hie ordinary sales ’’Jhere *'■ *" is ..... one *however ------ — tliul can lav macliim* th- jimt dictates' into ajtook—it is on.-’iif their specialities. When The UKls Have more eni|ihatic claim Xu the nbov< speaking tube, apd the dictation i* They furnish Ihcni 111 any quantiCleared Avvuy. virtues Ilian most of the others anti rerord«*l upon a soft record. This lie* ami Can quote tbe usual low AV lieu the iflists have rolled in dictation can lip taken .wimc-1 price upon in their particular line they eclipse same - —-It-------------------------------------- ••them. ‘ u|H»n a anything in Western . Michigan, time later from the record They &!•» jiav(f a (jPtM!raj From the betuity of the hills. "The One Bright Spot oil d’earl | typewriter by a typist, long after counting. Hy BysU tnalixing and CustStreet" in-'fy wbril be change" to । the liusluc.** man ba* gone :iIh>u( finding depai —„ — "irrment that has proven And tbe sunshine. worm and ten35 ACHESi Clay ami giavcllr loam aoil. lays gently rolling, (air eight "One of the Brightest Spot* in th»'|otber husines*. Hundred* ■ of thrseja great'sati■ I a great' satisfaction and a strong Falls in ki-M-s on lhe rills, room house. 2 barns. 1!,' miles from R. R. station, good location. Funiiluse City,' Furjiilure City," u and .,u ..... then .... the ...u. niArhiiies suwfssfillly factor'in '' ...... j are being «tua't's*fiilly the inoiioje-maklng nlnns may read low's shining letter t>-t_ *1 750 II ' Ti*ch-Hine Company could get used tlirnughotit the world today. { of many Michigan firms. This de- Wo lujhe rainbow <if the'spray: away with II wilh perfect case. grealiy aiding and facilitating in partment is under the supervision We 4U ACRKNt 5 mile* Irotn Hasting*, 40 acre* under cultivation, fl'acre* shall know each id tier better It is a‘ pleasure to visit their the busy uffii'e. uf Mr. Martin (stud, who ha* had fine pasture, good eight room houae, small barn, plenty of fruit, good When the mists haw cleared i store,' for such jl is and more. One Another valuable machine is (ho years of experience along these water, close to school and a fine location. Price *2,200. Terma away.. may go there to buy something, «u Edison flolnry Mimeograph. II has lines mid is well nnd favorablv to obtain sonic casual information, been designed to meet the demand.*.| known throu.luiul lhe .country.. ’ we err.in taiinan blimjiies* 12H ACRKSi I mile* from Woodland, excellent aoil and lay* good, 0 and whether for the one or lhe nnd tin* successfully dope *•>. for a Another ftrge nml very iinpor- f And forget lli.-it we are dust. •ere* under cultivation and 3 acre* of pasture, lhe fence* are good and other, the vt_!lz; visitor ,1* ... nuil'. . witU ,.”L practical, p.av.:;.*.:. s..<.ple simph inai'lffnc that will! tant branch of the Tisch-liinc we miss the law of kindm-.'s there i* an abumlauce of all kind* of (ruH, excellent iix loom house marked courtesy from every em­ reproduce up to a thousand op two Company is Hie loose leaf work, ’ When we stnigftle lo be ju*t. cost fl ,3)0, good well and cistern? fine barn PVxJf also hen house, ployer of tin- linn and given every perfect copies from a single lyp-- ’fliey are the pioneer*, along this wood slicl, corn crib, granary and bog house. Thi* place borders on attention while (here. It’s n beau­ written or hand written original.; line supplying all forms of special a good lake with excellent fishing. Price f 1,500. Terms *1.All lli«anguish of the tiny, tiful place, in addition to the nice requiring only otiHuary care t j | ruling and printing in loose leaf when the weary watch is over , 000 down. and tasty arrangement of the slock, operate, nt n speed of from fifty to work. and the mists have cleared away. 71 ACRKSi 6J^ mile* from Hastings, S3 acre* second growth timber, vases of cut Hower*, fresh daily, one hundred copies |»t minute. One of the greatest aS«ct« of the balance under cultivation, the aoil i* clay and sandy loam and lays ndonf tho showcases nnd offices. Almost every brnnrh of business Qompnny, and one of which they When tho silver mists have wiled gently rolling, there is an excellent l> room house with furnace heat, The vvlH>b> atmosphere of the es­ can 11*0 one qf these machines to I may justly feel ’ proud, is Ibci'r the barn is poor and the fences are fair. The price of this (arm is tablishment is <u>e of welcome, and advantage. ability to remler efficient service From the faces of our own. Mortgage Sale. •3,000. Terma S1.5OO down, or would take Hastings property the spirit of ‘'all things come to Thwuhl Art Stcri typewriter table I {° their patron-. Each depart inent In exchange. -Default having been made in the those who smile.'* is every where and cabinet is Another piece of fur- • head is a spreialLl In his iiarlicti- Oft We deem their love has failed us. conditions of a certain mortgage in evidence. nilnre limy sell that is ahno-t a 'tar line and all labor is skilled. No And we trend our path alone. made, executed and delivered by The Tisch-Hine t'-onipany nfe the iii-ce.*sily in any well equipped of-lJ°>’ "C-any de-criplion is allowed to We should see them near and truly. Harriet Moore of the township of leading office and bank outfitters of fire. A very convenient rabim-t. leave the house unless il is absoWe should trust them day by Maple Grove. Barry County, to Af\Hastings, Michigan. Michigan. There is noth­ Itein upon .the fioor,,or by a half ltately rnrrecl day, . ton D. Smith of the City of Bost­ Western ing in the line of un-torilate, labor turn of the b«var can im rolled any-1 ‘I*'' XUMblUn* Cmnpany is one Neither lovu.nnr blame unduly on.-. Barry CtmnlM MichLan. dat­ nnd where ujkmi easy running castors. !*'.< Gie 7m»rt pn«sre«*ive and re­ lime-saving office and busi ­ If lhe mints were cleared away. ed the 20th day of March it D. 1912 ness appliances that cannot be ob­ ft has n roll-top so the machine can hable firms'Iu Michigan, having a and resurded tn the office of the tained from them. Whenever any be securely enclosed when not in wide aeqnniatam-e among luamiregister of Deed* for Barry Coun­ i'h-w ..device of merit is put upon usr. 'The rack holds an ample fwluruig. banking and mercMtile When lhe mints have risen above us. . . ty, Michigan, on' the 20th day of the liliirket. if it vdU save time and -'Upply oL slation>*rv. - houses in the Cent rat -Weal. Their As the Father knows hi* own. March A. D. 1912 in liber 72 of money .imi make congenial the irkTl...'si»n.l;.r.l Knvol,,- s.'»h-.rt ■■-•llal.ilily .lioul.l I.,. m,.l ».■ k- Fare l.o face with those that hive Mortgages on pages 370-371 and on smne duties <>f the worried busi- r.v.,|y.rt II,p ..n..,|,.i».. Ii. « .lapk, I ffi*'.»nniyeln'.-.l ,y Wpstern SEASON 1914 which mortgage there is now due at nc*s-mnn. ■ de­ ■ Michigan Businc**. '!<• have n TisclixHine (tempany automatically feed*, .••ah- nml wc an" known. the date hereof by reason of the secures it the for their customers. liver* thenk moistening only' tin* bouse in this line that Ts hUsolutely non-payment of the annual interest Bi addition lo lhe large stock of gummed portion uf the flap. The dependable in every way i« of grant due March 20th. 1913 and lhe non­ office eiiuipmrtil they jjavv a rat­ satjsfaclion and value l<> every payment of the animal interest due ing, printimr mid bidding depart­ Standard fTsnop Alllxer is higtrfy manufacturer,, banker, profession­ <iw> — efficient, because il thoroughly March 20(li. I9l i and the taxes due mid can Illi all orders for moistens the stamp and securely al man nml mere ha n I. Till the inlets-have cleared awny. and payable December ist. 1912 In­ ment, Julius i'l'i«ch is the “man liehiml blch grade steel dir embossing and slick* it u|h>ii l lux envelope or cluding an attorney fee provided by engraving. Hie kin/' -directing and . managing Vknnio Herbert. package. Stamps are s.wurely t^atute and stipulated for in said The bi-* •r and nmi can, can vvjJji urea I foresighl. They occupy four floors nnd the locked "into this device mortgage tho sum of Gm- Thousand ^“ i-p* iperaling tbe|,’ ’Vr ,‘i‘ they ntiw enjoy • :unc Jroui ChM Not Lower With Free Trade. Seventy Seven and-io-loo Dollars basement on Prart St, Grand Ilan-'only iw? removed ysmalj beginning, ami rvfleH* i-vs rume out ।»11 / .**' and the said mortgagee having ids. Michigan, -just west of the । machine and lhe Washington. July 2D.—Result* of greal i‘rvdii upon him who ha* anrimiuiry which .Ibpre-entiitive elected and hereby electing to de­ Ponllind Hotel. The first floor i.« 1 moistened. brought >* Id tho present liiati tleclare the full amount secured by devoted ill their uffir.-* ami Ihej In addition lo these obuv.- im n- gror of smice to the iniainmurmen Charles II. Sloan, of Nebraska, has *h(iw-rmini for all their latest <>f> Honed, the Security Steel Filing said mortgage due and iiayablc in Im-cii making into the tirin' of farm ••f We-i. rn Michigan. !!•■ is ably lhe second 4l<»>i nrr ainonc others of their assisted by Mr. Milo %*htilleiun. liiipleiuents was mmouuent tmtay. accordance with the provisions fire •■•piipment.. There contained in said mortgage, notice i« taken ii|> by their rulunr. punt-• n.-wrst nffi.-- furnirhiiuio. pre.ideal and sup«rinlemleni. lhe tlnnt arr scores of other U'.ful and iu- vice i« hereby given that by virtue of ing amt hind.-ry plant. who *tarted as errand boy in thi* there has been an ndvancii of price the power of sale contained in said Ihk.r is given ovei tn engraving, (expensive appliances that they , ■•'tahli'liinent. Mr. A. B. Oxiper. lo the. retailer during the -twelve ' V ,.r"uj '.V ' '’’U .' months preceding Jufie t hi .farm mortgage, r slrall. foreclose the .•inlM."iiiK and 'pecial Iratherwork ,.ariy jH blrtrk. I'he slide Huies, a' (l same by a sale at public auction to while lhe f.'uvih fioor andbase-, g|-,.m aid lo anyone who has any1 w j| Kr—lrr who has 'pent iim*f vv’aguns. plows. di-< .-. harrows and tbe highest bidder al the North nirnt are u**d for storing their|calcnlaliug to do. are siinplt, 'Hl-;,,r‘•.;_ •., jn’iKP »ialiom-rv bitsl- grain drills, and a tendency lb ad­ ,.i..„| nnd Iforabte. Th.' Hand ’ 'n’'4" ’ Xre• SXF? Mr vance tn wtndmillF. pumps nml front door of the qourf house, in rm.Himii* rl.H k. the City of Hastings, on Saturday One of lhe bigg.-l lllllrti* tta yj Visible Illdej UijllCL-a l’tiani'£* IfT JlhuiU1L Tluniiir liM.duuga of the similar fnrtn aptdinnce«. -The the 22nd day Of August A. DHOit at bav.- and tliemir Which they m. error to th- ininiiiium. and can 1'*' ph.,n..gniph leparlinenl. , prices •nmlcd are tho-.e of Qir In­ . ten o'clock in the forenoon, nil of pushing Iiurilerl is tin- Hdi*On Die-1 afforded by nny olllce store or bttsi। i„ *it«uu Adwtiain* / ternal Inunl Harvester Company, those certain pieces or parcels of based F. 0. B. cars Chicago. These lino situated and being in the town­ •piolntioiis abnw then- has been a । lie notice thereof he given hy pub-I ship of Maple Grove. County of Notirr of Hearing Claims. Notice of llriiring Claim*. marked increase in .the .prices of of a nipy nf this order, for' Barr)* and State of Michigan- nmj ol Michigan, County of rakes, leddprs and wagons. Stale of Michigan, County of Bar- । licntlon - • described as follows, to wit: The ry, j lnr»5«' succefistve weeks (... ----- Barr>-. vrevi..nThe. mort' Important respU of - ’ North twenty f2D acre* of the Notii'A* is hereby 'given, lhal by .'!?<,‘.',F *n •fi** D»*}i- hereby given, that by nn Ihi* investiimlinn. luswover. It* lhe North onj'-half ■ >.3' of lhe South »n <.rd.T ,.f lb.- Fnitale Court |..r l“. I [ASSET.- n niuwmper prwlHi.. Probate Court for the *lnletiteiit lliut bimlhiK twine tin* west quarter ('») of section tliYee lli- Counly ..1 lln n. miul- on III.“"•! «lKUlnl-l in MM rounly. ' unity of Itarry, inadt1 <m. the-.(Hth ni.-i'h-■! oi price, lb- shows that* (3/, also twenty (20,• m-res situated Ilih day nf July A. I>. 1911. four; I day of July, A. D. PJI i. four yionlh- pure Manila twine has gone from in the South.-ast corner - of lhe mmilhs from tlial date were allow- ; ’V-_ Judge of 1 rebate. i li lhal dale were allowed for eight and <>ne-ij(iaricr cent* to North east quarter Li*> of said sec­ edTur creditors io present their I l» present their claim.' .eleven cent*, and other brands tion three . raid last parcel being claims against the estate of Ueinan' Register of Probale. 1 rredilors ■v- Un't tli- •stale of Phebe A. limn from Mdett and one-quarter cents . forty (W’ rods north ami south by J. Hammond, late • of snid county. I l.ile of *ai,| county, deceased, and to nine cent.*. eighty (t©) rods cast and west .and deeeaM*!. and lha\all rrrelitors of Order for Publication. Mr.. Finan ugik--* Ihi.* nlatornent lhal all creditors of said dreeansl aft in town two North of range jaie' ref|uir*Hl lo pre»enL Ifieii ,»"■ f<li>u>-l il- frtS1„,,L Ui,.|„vall. Tl,,. ,w seven 17) West. Michigan, the same “"I iclaim* lo -aid Probate Cimrl. at Hie Hrt’ic.icntativp Cullop lh«ni.'-. “I WITH THE REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA Uf DIXIE—THE WELCH­ on.!-* in ihn c"“l . ............. .............. being tbe * d—cribed in the Prolmle tifiire In tho City nf Hast­ hliliana, whdm In* ctinrs'-* with , CHRISTENSEN-BAKER COMPANY AND EVERETT KEMP, THE mortgaur herein referred to. City of Hustings, for* examination ings, for ■ xamination and allow- .lihvlng “crvnlhiiliRcd ••very market INTERPRETER, AT THE HOME OP STONEWALL JACKSON. ■ Dated May ?7lh A. D. tflt. «.... probate office, in the city of !nnce. and allowance, on or before Hie t<u or before the IKllt day of oi the Uiiil«ii Slnfei" in n ••lale■ Afton D. Smith. llth day of November uext, nml H‘'4hiu'. in -aid et'uuty. on the November not. and; that such ment lie tmul'i <>tv the tln*ir of the . . Mortgagee. that Mich claittis will lie heard lx- ,ri** *'t July A. D. lull. < claims-Will be heard before said H oum>. June I. to lhe effect lhal Thomas Sullivan. fore said Court, Court. on Saturday (hej (he; Pre*enl: lion. Chas. •'ta'1'. i Court, on Wednesday the IHtli dav “wheal now h n better price under. Attorney for Mortgagee. Busi­ lith flay of November next, al lelif Judge of Probate.' Mv*.. «. ..u, *•« Ih-mucrntic times than it wns ln|' nc** address, Hastings, .Michigan. o’clock in lhe forenoon of that day.' in th.- Matter of tfie Estate of tin th- for. noon of that day. l9l2.~Under llonubllcan rub Adv. 18-wks. Dated July tl. A. D. im Muiy E. Onusbe. Deceased. I Dated J„|y iHlh. A. D. 1911. Sloan, shows that thtfre h CHARLES M. '* MACK. ' Vdv C ' Jinke^of Probate K-lber P. l i- einaii. •iaiwhbT.. ;jn average decrease it ' A(!v Ju'L' <>f 1 rebate. h.,v,llli. having nio,| infiled sn|(Jinrou| .t .ht,.,r . Judge of Probate. principal wheat market salt. Notice of Hearing CJuims. I’nifed Stales uf eighth ■ titinn prayiruLlbai an order ot- de. State-'of Michigan, County of bushel. Inking wheal prices this Mind. Order ”’odo b>|bH'll Itany.'FH. IM, for •«• Publication l-uUl .dlK.,. , . nla । -v •’O M „ j. court । । de­ year and compaiinir them with tonlahUig results. It 1* known averyThe man who cannot wonder, who Notice is hereby given., that by where becausa of its merit. Tho Uni Male rt Mwlu.au. lh.,- Probalid,....uurf 10 1„. doe* not habitually wonder. I* but a prices of (wo yearn ago. lie says do»o proves. an onler-fif the Probate Court for ixiurt for I In-County of -Barry. that those figures. were available h.-rrt In-r i-'lahlUtn.tlj th'1 County of Harry, maiio on th<- Mayr’* Wonderful Stomach Remedy Al a ..I .ail! court, I......... I u .T|,„ u>o |SU1 Htr of apectadM behind -which there when .Mr. Cultop made hi* xlaloclear* tho digestive tract of mucoid llth day »f July A. .D.. 1911. four ba i.nibala omre, >n he J.llj ulA.au-l 1 l>. Itul. u ..... inenl nnd that lie 'CullAp) lind no look through him, then he may be I accretion* and remote* potsonoW months from that dale were allow- 'no";'’. William N. Gw. 218 Aldrich St.. excuse in making hi< erroneous .'.“’A,"" ll!" look In Ilia (orunouu. «l Hhl It brings swift relief to oufecd for ereditors lo present their llth du, ul Jub. A. II. HUI. ||p a(llt J,.,tl|l. useful.—("arlyla. slalriuenl and no object, apimreni- Battle Creek, waa troubled with Mom- imoucr. from itomach. liver and bowo! elaima against the estate of Ann ly. "except to deceive the farmers • eh and inteatfaal ailment* for year*. ftr«r> Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack,■ pi uted for hearing said petition: trouble*.. Many declare that it Ima Year after year he apent end!*** time (iregory, lute of said county, «}<*- Judge ot Probate. Has -Your Child Worms ? who have -tieeti the most handily Il i* Further Ordered. -Thai with apcclallst* and-in ex- Hone and many are sure that It has ceUMvl, and thaj all creditors 'of M<m>L children do., A Coaled, used of nil the people nf flu* I’nited •nd manor In thi; mailer of the INlata nf. public notice thereof be giyeji by treatments that failed. ' saved their Uvea. •aid driftnet! ure required to pre- Ann Fiu r.-d T»n|rui!; , Htrong Breath; Slate* u» lhe tariff remljuslnient- of penrivu Gregory, Deceased. vublicntjon of a ropy of Ibis order. He took Mayr a Wonderful Stomach *enl llietr claims to said Probate . ' Remedy al lait and wonderful rMglla George W. Garrison having filed ,' r three *un es*|ve weeks ptevi- Stomach Pains; circles tnider eyes; this Congress." Court, at the Probata Office in tinpah-,• sallow complexion; liwvous, III*. Ill followed. When ba bad taken only many Imliatora >o bo cautious. Ito ’’•<, ‘‘"F ’•£ bra ring, in lipth- ---City of Hastings, for examination in said court hi* petition piapng ■ure It's Mayra. Gu to Mulholland'* A Perfect CuUiurtlr. ** one-bottle bn wrote. : u. w>i.a|M-i. ’ Ulelful. -Iiiiiling ............................................. of twill, tossing !:t ill .' BANKER n i.. alb] allowance, on or before tin' lhal for rniBons Ihew-in aiaied that sleep, peculiar dreams — any one of "I got more rvtittjr out of one bottle drug store and aik them about (he There is nt re and whnle.Miinft ac­ to sell, real ; /ireulaled in sanl ••• nmy J* oe licensed in:eu»m iiim -ii th.me ii-a. . I3lh day 'd November next. ;ui>l •he'iiroy of your wonderful atomach remedy wonderful result* It hae been aecornthese indicate child has worms. Gel tion in every do*j of Foley Oatharal privgte pliahtag among ptoplo they know—find such claim* will t»e heard be­ ••state of said deceased ........... than 1 did In all my yeara ot treating .. :r.oul,,>-L- cij,,. Mark. a box of Ku-kapoo Worm Kijler at lln- Tablet*. Tney cleanse wilh or send.to Geo. H. Mayr. Mfg. Checn, fore said Court, on Finlay, the t31h sale_ once, li kills tne woiins—the never a gripe or pain. true ropy. Judge-of Probate Chronic with aprelalui*. I had all the mnneyl have apent i«t. 144-iM Whiting St., Chicago. III., flay of November next, at ten It i* Ordered. That the “Hi day'" cause of your child's cofidition. Is cases of constipation lliisj them in­ for•'ifdoctors' Grace Bauer, ■ bllla I could buy a farm. for free book on atoinach altincnu and o'clock tn the forenoon of tint day. of August. A. D. tot4. alien d’cloekr L-ixalive and »i«ft N'aluje lo expel valuable. Stout people are reliev­ I win certainly recommend Mayr*a , Register nf.probate. Dated hily llth. A. D. P.'ii.. in the fprsuoon. at said" probate of-1 the wohjw. Supplied tn candy ed of that bloated congest •<> feel­ Wondartul tyotnach Remedy." lice, be and is bsrshy. ... appointed tor ,> Th* city nf Paris a map __ form. Easy bait for issued children to take, ing. »<> uncomfocialila •■specially in Judge of Probatebearing said Petition; petition; ..Mu.ni. eating eaut^ ■'bowing where wltMln within if* it* lit,Ail* limit* IV* the I 25<'. Kreniiitnrnded by Canelh A hot weather. They ksep your liv­ ■■-------For sale iu Hastings by all drux.un uma <«»«■< Il is Further Ordered, I tiMl pub- tango may aud may not be danced. I Stebbins.—A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. er busy.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. ■ thia remarkable remedy with auch ax- , gish.—Adv. Tl W NOTICE THESE BARGAINS IN SMALL FARMS Crook and Gould th UW all it lln Latest Redpath Chautauqua Pictures GAVE DOCTORS ENOUGH TO BUY FARM-RESTORED IN ONE DAY Hill wi sei Im Du ke. tat ul trn th. CUI lai in ml am ht> fox ma me ing a bl fro ina rici nill HIM Util dihl tab Tli. nml thn ’Ilea lun �mty began to cry. Ruth sal up In her bed, and; looking over lo her sister ■in her lied, said alernly; “Maryl whnt are you cryitig fur* Haven't you Just asked (jod lo jnakej you a jrn<xl giriT ami .now you are crying You can’t • expeel (tod to do il all. Vou must do half yourself." ' If Wc Knew. Could we but draw back the cur­ tains That surround ’‘nidi other's lives, tjeo their naked heart-und spirit. Know what spur lhe net inn'gives; Often we should llnd il better Purer than we judge wo should— We should love each other better, If only we understood. Improving Hath R<muus.\ ■Of the bathroom or bathrooms In her abode the modern house mis­ tress makes -quite a fad. choosHig for them all tuu improvements and luxuries' she can find. She is troubled by Uie smallness* of the area at her command in some cases, and would gladly know how to achieve a sense of spaciousness, if lhal were possible. A small bathroom will display every inch to advantage by being treated fn this way. -. Paint tho baseboard and side walls a light gray up In llm height of four feet, and finish by a wooden moulding painted hi lhe same color. ard. The mustard can be omitted. If not liked, or double the quanlily can be used, without Injury to the oalail. . Heel throe eggs thoroughly, and stir them slowly into tho mature, cooking until il is of tbe consisten­ cy of boiled custard. Take off fire, and add- aoe-hslf cupful of cream, sweet or gour: When cold, pour il over the po­ tato ready in the oalad-disli. aud tow lightly with a fork. Bel away, mid keep a* cold u possible till used. The prettiest Way of serving is on fresh .felluce-leavos. In individual dishes, the top garnished with slices of bard-boiled eggt'. Il may also be heaped on a Pptler spread with letluce-leaves, the top garnijdird with *‘ggs, and tho dish passed nboul tho table. The Deadly Parallel," 189i-191i. There is a "deadly parallel" be­ tween conditions oFQlie country to­ day and those of twenty years ago, declares Dr. Simeon D. Fess, rep­ resentative in Congress of lhe Sixth Ohio District. • Dr. Fess is a close student of poliljeal conditions, be­ ing Hie author of lhe History of Political" Theory and Party rganlzallon in the United State*. (xiiild we judge all deeds by mo"Democijtis can not , ignore the ■ fives, deadly parallel of twenty years 8be (he good and had within, ago," lie says, “when they super­ Tax on Unmarried. (Iften we should love the sinner. seded A protective tariff system by Both spinster* and bachelor* arc All lhe While wo loathe the sin. in future to be taxed in Russia, lhe their revenue system under the COUld we know the imiwiiih working Duma having passed a measure to' name of the Wilson bill. Imports To overthrow iulogrity increas»!d. exports deoreased, the that effedl. We should judge each other’s crbalance of trade was turned against rora us, gobi was exported, capital could Fruit Before Breakfast Willi more patient charity. nol invest. lobor lost employment. An :ip|>lc cnU*u before breakfast In a word, business was paralyzed. serves as a milurul stimulus lo lhe “In the fact of such distress, the Let Uh Be Kind. digestive organs. In fact, any fruil Democratic jvarly sought a new "Let us bir kind; eaten raw is nutritious at break­ Issue and a new leader and it found Thi* way is long and lonely. fast. the issue in “IB to I" anil lhe lead­ And human hearts are asking for er in William Jennings Bryan. We this blessing only— Empty (he Kettle. were told thn tariff had nothing to That we he kind. do with It and that the depression Always empty out any water left' We cannot know the grief thatmen liefore tilling the kettle. Very fre- was world-wide. Now. Wilson may isirrow, ‘ lhe flat taste of |pn is caus­ says, it is merely "psychological." We cannot see the souls storm— quenlly 'd by using waler that baa already “Now, note the deodly parallel: For the first time in twenty y<»rs Bui lovn I'.-m ahlAc* upon lln- way been boiled. imports have outrun our exports. Imlay, tomorrow— To Boil Cracked Eggs. In the single month of April, toil, lad us lire kind. . the change against us from the If |he shell of. an egg Is cracked "Lei us Im kind; month of April a year ago. was six­ il may bo boiled without the conTlio sunsiU tints will soon- be in lliv ty-four iniilion dollars. This ten­ lenls exuding? First moisten the west, ' . dency was continued in May, a di­ shell about the cidek mid then' cov­ rect result of lhe Underwood tariff er with salL on lip* quiet breast— act, the second Wilson bill. CapiI .el ui« he. kind. (M is hesitating, labor is unernployBrowned Cornmeal Mush. And when the angel guides have • sought mid found u*. Browning the meal in lhe oven edkgold is leaving lhe country in Their hands ‘•hidl link lh" broken before milking into mush give* an frightful proportion, business is lies of earth Hint Imuiid UH, especially delicious flavor. This parsl>n<l and the nation is facing And heaven and home nltall bright­ may b« done beforehand and kept an issue of bonds, and a season of depression similar to that of twen­ en nil around us— in a glass Jar. ■ ty years ngn under the last Demo­ Let us be kind.” cratic administration of revenue Black Benn Soup. of tariff. When we remind Helpful Looking SuggrstionA Sjiak a quart of the beans all system our Democratic friends of our Il is not stinginess tounnkc use of night. In (he morning turn off the warnings last year when, we dis­ waler and cover them wilh boiling left-overs: it is an evidence of cussed the Underwood bill, in thrift and inilfcitivo on your iwirt water for half an hour; drain again which some oj us pointed out lhe rays Mrs. Hutt in The Progressive and add two quarts of boiling wa­ inevitable consequence, we are in­ Boil slowly dicted as calamity howler*. Wil­ Farmer. Any ignorant cook can ter, slightly salted. pul a turkey on Hie table ami throw until the beans are broken to son declares il is simply a slate of away tho carcass when the meat is pieces. Rub through a sieve back mind.. . „ all eaten, but It takes lhe lljnuchl- into the pot with the water in “It is nn Interesting study to note ful and econouiical woman to have which they were boiled and pour in lhe pnrnlh-l. tho similarity of the il hul. ihi'ii the good part .slireil oil upon the puree a quail ot good present Democratic regime wilh rqld, then creamed, cro«iU'dli s nml slock. , Simmer for half nn hour; lhal of twenty years ago. I can not season witli onion juice, salt nnd Snttlly turkey tu«;ip. Also anyone can cook .too much pepper to tasle.' -Thicken with a believe that the people will fail to co and throw what is left to the roux of browned flour rubber to a connect results with causes." paste with butter, then cook for a lickens, bul it is expensive foml Little Brown Hands. for ttieni. pud Is almost a perfect minute, boil up once, and il is ready Have ready a great They drive home the cows from lhe f.... 1 when mixed with milk, ecgs. to serve. pasture, .“UKiir’ and n few raisins, sprinkled limidful of (lice of fried broad lo wilh n little nulmeg, baked . aud pul Upon, the surface when it goes lip through the long. shady lane, into the tureen oi'nntb plates. Some Where served as pudding.* tin* quail whistles loud in ‘The Jvn'iich. Gerinaift and llal- prefer sliced lemon, peeled nml laid lhe wheat fields Inns have served soup with dinner upon lhe top of lhe soup to the That are yellow with ripening fried bread. grain. Did you know you can put up soup They Hud in the thick waving Cinnamon Rolls. slock byilie ihree-day method and gi aues I have nn excellent recipe for keep il inlleliTiilcly ? Where the scarlet-lipped straw­ A soup kettle is a good thing to quick rolls. It is as follows: Uno grows; x have. |»ul in it scrap* of i-lhflirand pint of flour, one egg, one-hnlf lea- They berry gather the rnrliesl snowdrops left-over meal, bones and vege- spoonful of salt, two teaspooufuls And lhe ilrsl crimson buds of the Inbles. Cover wilh cold water bakiug powder, two Lnhlespoonfuls rose. when a few havo accuiuinulated, butter, two lablespuonfuls sugar, let stuiiil a few libura, dimmer a few ouc-liair cup milk. Mix sugar, They loss the jiew bay in the more, am? if well Hensoned Y"U salt and linking powuer with flour, meadow; have n palatable, nourishing dish sift, cut in butler, beat egg nnd add They gal her the elder-blooiii al nlinost, no cost. to scant half-cup milk, and gradu­ while; In making sbup?<Iu'‘ nol piuove ally add this lo lhe flour to form They llnd where the dusky grapes Holl one-half inch the scum..it contains the albumen soft dough. purple thick; add cinnamon to two lubleIn the snfl-llnlcd Octolier light. To prepare !><■.•( f;i( for cooking spoonfuls of sugar;- brush dough They know where the apples hang cut lhe suet in pieces, cover wilh with melted butter. Sprinkle on ripest, . cidd-waler, changing il once. -This sugar and uinnamon: roll, brush And are sweeter than Italy's lake* out lli“ tallowy., taste. Put ■wiUt J>ut4<ir, out I IiiqIi. Stand in in an it',>n kellle with a teacup of I oiled pans; bake in ino<|erutc oven They wines; know where the fruit hangs milk to eitcli two pounds of suet | llfteen Or twenty minutes. the thic.kesL . and let conk very slowly till lhe fat On the long, thorny blackberry Dclmonlco Pudding. is clear, light brown in color, nnd vines. the sound of. cooking has ceased. Make a custard of lhe yolks of Do not let Hie piece- brown on the seven eggs, one pint of milk, one gather the ilclifalo seAweeds taitloin. pour into cups to become cup of sugar. Add one cup of rais­ They And build tiny randies nf sand: ins or candied cherries. Dissolve They pick the beautiful seashells— A vjrialinn fi»r tough iflenl is |4 hue-half Imix of gelatin in one-half Fairy harks dlint have drifted 1<> Iff)- it in . Weak vinegar in which a pint of water. Btirtlio gelatin In­ land; few spices have lioeli tallied for a to lhe custard and stir nil into lhe wave from‘the tall; rocking couple of days. Foreign cooka lay whiles of the seven eggs, beaten They, tree lops it in sour milk but it must not re­ slic. Vanilla to taste. Where lhe oriole’s Iiammock nest main'more than n day and then be swings; • welk taiijed. Lcmon Custards. And at 'light time arc folded In slumber To lhe Juice and rind (grated) of meal is cooked tender and cut in nne lemon add lhe yolks of two By n m-i,g that the fond mother squares, thicken the gravy (two oggs. a cupful of tptirar. Iwn lablcsings. level lablespoms. to a cup liquid is of corn starch ami two enough) mid pour all in a shallow Bp<M>nful» of waler. Mix thoroughly Those who toil bravely are strung-disb„wUU sntmi.wiL.np Irish pola* cups and bring to a ball,-stirring con­ toes if desired. Cover with a com­ stantly. The humble and poor become Ihicfe aud smooth, mon pie .crust, or one ot .mashed pour Into When ■ great; serving cup or glasses. peiatops. -Bake half an hour. each with Iwatcn while, slight-, And so fr.im these brown-haaded Yolk egg, left, over from cook­ Top children , ■ ly. sweetened, and.brown quickly. ing can hf kept three or four days Shall grow mighty rulers bf stale If covered with cold jvpler. . The pen of the author and states­ If there is not enough milk’availTomato Buller. ' man — ahle lo rover lhe macaroni jind Tile noble nnd wise of lhe land— ch'-ese. a good cuslard can be made . Cook tomatoes lo a mush and Tho sword and tho chisel ami from the juice from n can ot tn- pour them into a colander loo fine, palette iiudoes. Ham or Osh may be sub­ Jo allow the seeds' through. • Re­ Shall he held in the iillle brown lhe Juice to t|ie lire and boll stituted for chet’/e and cold Ijoiled turn hand. ' . rapidly until quite thick. Mean ­ rice fop macaroni. ' —Mary.lfrKroul. while keep lhB pulp and lhe seeds simmering where they will not Marshmallow Dewrt. burn. When the juice is thick add . The black tulip, hitherto a crea­ , Whip very stiff «lifT half a idnl i of the tomato pulp, measure, aud add tion of thn fancy, may at length ho cream, flavored with a Hille va­ ns much sugar im there is tomato realized in nature. A florist in nilla. Then stir iu cut-un-niarsh- mixture. Cook, stirring often to Europe has a tulip of so deop a iiiallows and chopped English wal­ prevent scorching, until very dark blue that il may be mistaken for nuts until, the mixture is prelly and thick. Pour into jars anjl co\- black, mid il is said lhal this vnthick. -Pul in glass individual cr wilh paraffin. nely may be really black next year, diklies and serve with a hot choco-late sauce poured over lhe cream-. Citrolax Give II Co Hie Children. ’ Dfessfthf—-Take dnt* cupTim Imi sauce melts the iiiarsti*>•**, Jul of vinegar and water, more or Fin®*1 P.hysic in the world for mallows a little. .' r less sour, according to taste. Pul children. They love to Jake it—it il into a doublo boiler with ono. tastes Uk? lemonade. It is mild— Not Doing Hit Part." tabtespoonful of butter, one small and suita their sensative organ?. Il Ilulh was live years old ami May ..-. teaspoonful of sail and one-half is thorough—and keeps their sys­ three. One evening, after.putting? ting' leaspoonful of pepper, ’if prefer­ tems cleansed, sweet and wttraleher little daughters to bed •;r " ;............. ■■■ ‘ndred.urohaHpaprikaandlialfpep-some. Il does the same for grown­ ta’aring their pf-nyers their mother pqr.' Add one taHestxtenful of ups, too. An ideal laxative.—Ar­ turned to leave them. Baby May sugar aud oue taespooniul of mul- thur Mulholland.—Adv. a, iml PAG* A A- “A Bad Pill Bu* tS1 .1?™ x atvu PROFITS IN SEILING CREAM rntag* of F* They Gontali All Bring High Prices. (By C. B. LAN* Expert Dairytnodr) Tho word "cream'' signifies llttlo to purchaser* udIcbs it In accompanied by •oms term Indleatiug It* quality ur richness. Wo therefore havo a basis for grading cream which we term "but­ ter -fat,” which la the amount of pure oil or fat it contains. This varies from |0 to <9 par coot., depending upon amount of skimmUk Incorporated-with It. Fortunately wo havo an a&uratn method of determining butter fat In cream, known as tho "Babcock legt." This consists in Weighings definite amount of cream, placing it tn gradu­ ated teat bottles made for tho purpose and adding sulphuric acid. After shak­ ing. tho bottle Is placed lu a centrifu­ gal machine, which revolves a thou­ sand revolutions per minute. Tho’fat, which in tho lighter portion of the cream. Is thrown to tbe top, and then hot waler In added lo bring It Into the graduated tube, where tbe percentage il* . i fHERE IS A LAW IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN THAT FORBIDS ANY CREAMERY OR CREAM STATION TO BUY CREAM THAT HAS OVER A CERTAIN PER CENT OF ACID IN IT.OR IN OTHER WORDS CREAM THAT IS SO SOUR THAT IT HAS BEGUN TO SPOIL. Now we don't want to have to refuse to accept any cream, and we won’t have to do'so il you will cool each batch of fresh cream before mixing with the older batch. Just ajittie warm cream putin with cold cream will spoil the whole batch.in twenty-four hours till it isn't fit to churn; it will give the butler that old taste, and that old taste in our butter will put the grade to seconds and that will mean a lower price to you. BUT keep up the grade of your cream and we will keep the price up to you. This is very important at this time ol the year and will mean dollars to you as titaejtocs on, FOR since we started in business here we have aimed to pay you at least one cent more lor your butter fat than we receive lor the fin­ ished butter. The l>etter butter we can produce the more we get out of tbe over-churn, and that will mean better prices to you, as we arc not here to get rich in a few years. All we want is a fair wage and a fair interest on our money invested, and you are going to get the rest in higher prices for your butter fat. Ypurs for a square deal, CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO THE DAIRYMEN’S FRIEND PHONE 533 HASTINGS, MICH. ■uridard.for butter tat In cream, usual- We have various grade* of cream based on percentage of tat they con­ tain. Cream testing from 18 per cent. and la used In housahoVls for cereals, coffee, fruit, retailing (or 24 cents to 40 cents per quart. Tbe next grade Is termed "whipping cream" and tests from 30 per cent to IS per cent, butter fat. retailing for 40 cents to.45 cents per quart. If kept cold this cream readily whips and is popular. It Is also used for making butler in creamerkai. The next grade Is called "heavy cream.” This is also popular and tests fat, retailing from 6u cents to Su cents per quart. Another quality Is sold un­ der the name of "dpuble cream,"’ or "Double XX." and frequently tests 1 from W per cent, to 60 per cent, butler tat, te so tfilck it will not pour from a bottle and sell* for from 75 cents to Many fanners have separators re­ moving cream from milk on tbo farm and hauling It or In wino cases shipThis plan has the advantage of keep­ ing skimmllk to feed stock. This cent Cream properly pasteurized is. kept In cold storage for three weeks 1 at a temperature of 30 degrees F. (freezing temperature for cream Is 29 terioratlon In flavor, it Is almost ImpoMlbla for a farmer to produce cream for shipment, to the city to be eold ns sweet cream, as II will not keep with­ out being pasioarlzed. MILK BOTTLE TRAY IS HANDY Dl reel Ions Given for Making Cheap Carrier Which Does Not Permit Bottles to hit Each Other. maar yam M PINE LAKE Two miles from Doster Affords ydu a fine place for an outing. BOARD BY DAY OR WEEK. EXCELLENT BATHING BEACH. ’ FINE FISHING PASSKNGKR LAUNCH AST) ROW BOATS. ril.ONK FOR ANY INFORMATION NKKDKO. * A. J. SHELF, Prop, MIYU, MICH. Chink of fienry Smith Grand Rapids, micb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest aud Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, S173 . ^Fann Phones— £33 \ Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Latest Redpath Chautauqua Pictures Umor.tals. WE BUY GRAIN OF All KINDS We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. Wc buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE.'We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why □ot give us a trial. Smith Bros. Veits & Co. Op.C.LAS. hwi57 InUip Spring Term offering continuous <>{>|x>rtunlty fur SEASON OF 1914 welbknown Detroit Business University a. ’V(.st .» Grand Klrqr DCTHOIT. MH JI. Rcult to deliver bottles together without kn^ckin when carrying wagon. There ... _ _____ ______ __ wire baskets for carrying tho bottle*, but they all have tho disadvantage of allowing the bottles to strike ono.an­ other, wriios G. H Clotnmotis of Storm Lake. la. in tho Popular Mechanics. A carrier nol having this fault can be made ♦ory cheaply as follows: Pro­ cure a board one inch thick, eight inches wide and two feet long, plane »nd make It smooth, and use ordi­ nary Un fruit or vegetable can for FIRE INSURANCE tike tq changs your Insurance call In and see mo. I represent a com­ pany wilh - -—*LEE H. PRYOR 5% NET iNCOME , for Holding Milk Bottle*. Capitol Savings I loan Association, Lanalng, Mich. the bottlo holders. Cut each can ofl 2*4 Inches from the botiotu und 04 (Heap, tiluiui A Siflui 1.1. Cl. smooth off Uto lagged edges with" u fllo. Nall these In two rows on tho Vklly except Sunday. board, starting one Inch from each THE DENTON GRAND OPERA COMPANY IN THE PRODUCTION end. Attach a twntint of a barrel ‘ OF "MARTHA'' AT OH^LESTON, 8. 0. ■otng Bouth 9:01 hoop for a handle. Tho carrier can •olng North T:3T bo painted on desired. The Perfect Husbsnd. I To advertise the inanufaclure’d My perfect husband, among a great ' products uf'Fargo, N. I).., a banquetFEED FOR THE DAIRY COWS many other qualities, must love*Tlko •” was given recently When every dish Frenchman, attend to business like an j on tho menu was a home product. FOf RHEUMATISM KJOMtY* AMO BLAfiDU Brief and Simple Rulo* Given by N American .and drew like an English- ; break* Experiment Station—Big man; 1 bare come back from Amar- I Aid to ths Dairyman. lea with a great admiration for tho : American man** devotion to business. ' Tbe Nebraska station gives the fol­ If one were permitted to havo three ■ lowing brief and simple rules as an he should certainly bo one aid In determining tho amount of feed husbands of them. ThU is how I would divide ; required by each cow: their labor: The Frenchman should "Feed all the roughage, such a* al­ bo for the home, the Englishman for falfa. corn sllMe,.ate, that tho cow tho street and (he American for tho will eat up clfan. Phone us and we will deliver tn any part ot the city. "Feed approximately ono pound of office.*—Polalro In London Chronicle. grain for ovary three pounds of milk Why Our Cretin I* So Good produced per day. • ■ No. Indeed. "Give tbe .cows as much food. as Mrs. Kawlpr—"Ho you think that they will consume ■ without gaining Mrs. Jones U In an unfortunate post* cream is made by machinery and no baud touches it. th ax making il tlon.” Mrs. Hlundarby—I’Unfortnn-j PURK, WHOLESOME and SANITARY. "Peed soma succulent feed, such as ats! My dear. I wouldn't be In that I We make a specialty of handling Ice Cream (or Parties, Socials, Sunday woman's, shoe* for all the wealth of I Dinners or any Special Occasion. don more palatable. Creosote.”—Boston Transcript | "Bo prepared to supplement the pastures by feeding aUsgo whan ths,. Th* govsrniAehl of Uruguay has I । opened a national bureau for the* MS J. W. ARMBRUSTER, Freg'r HaMiag* Mb (es(in« of seeds for agriculturalists i BANNER WAN! ADV8, PAY, I‘,f lhe wUultTI FOLEY KIDNEY PIUS If You Want Delicious ICE CREAM THE PALM GARDEN �THE HA9TING8 ILLY M, till PAGE TWENTY 27 , so here He knew that the dis­ ciple* would And the coll at the International place He indicated and that the man would allow them to lead it away. Tho same all-knowing Sunday School laird obwf.’ the movement' .of men today, seeing in some an atti­ Lesson tude, of submission to His will, in other* mt attitude of redidancu to His will, ami in Mill othera. n pro­ For Sunday Augitst 2. fessed submission covering Wlint jn By Lee W. Amrs. reality is resistance to His frill. The Triumphal Entry. Mark 11:1-11 An<i now after the sent ones have Nearly every incoming freight is bringing us tons of the best coalfrom the anthracite mines in the east, and Golden Trit: Zech. 9:9. . completed their work, correspond­ INTRODUCTORY. ing wilh. lhe completion of lhe its freedom from slate and other refuse of all sorts will be noticeable as soon as you-look at it. It’s all PURE flrtk lesson for loday, found also in Matthew 21 and Luke 19 is a rec­ coming of the King into Jerusalem. COAL and when you buy it you get your money’s worth of HEAT-PRODUCING FUEL. ord of tbe entry of Israel’s Messiah After tbe church ia'removed from into Jerusalem, presenting Himself the world the King will cijine. As You should place your order now lor your supply for the price is going up from month to month and it a* King. It is of value not only ns He approaches the city multitude* un inspired historical record of the are aitniil Him, some spreading will mean quite a saving to you if you BUY YOUR COAL FROM US NOW. rejection of Hi* offer a* King, but garments in the way. *onp' cutting also a* an inspired prophet n- pie­ branches nnd spreading them in If you are not quite ready for your coal to be delivered we can. delay the delivery a reasonable length of lure. Comparing the parallel pass­ the way. the many crying out age, we will give considerable (fl­ Hosanna* lo Him who enter* lhe time. , tention to iho dispcnsalionfil as­ eily. "Hi wanna” means ‘‘save pect of the lesson. now." The’ enthusiastic crowd LESSON DIVISIONS. cries “save now”, to Him. a little InI. THE MASTER’S . MESSEN­ Irr changing the cry- to "Crucify Him.” In Mark .15JI we hnt« GERS. 1-7. again the word "save." 'Contrast IL THE MULTITUDES MF.S- the use of them. The multitude SAGE, 8-10. LrWhen you arc ready to draw your grain bring it to our elevator. You know we pay the top price. Wc cried "Hosanna" etc., but nt heart III. THE MESSIAH’S MANNER. llieir faith in Hihi was only that will pay you cash or exchange it for flour, feed or other goods we handle. We will do our best to accommoH«> was “lhe prophet, Jesus, from IL The Outline Developed. Nazareth oT^palilee" ,,(Mt. 21:11). dcate you. •We havo before us first I Im two He who enler>*| riding upon the messengers sent by the Master. colt, will one day come riding upon They were now nigh unto Jerusa­ a white horse (Rev. 19:11). His lem, Bcthphagp means “house of entry in Ihi* manner was in ful­ unripe fig*. possibly so called af­ fillment of the prophecy in Zecha­ ter the fig tree was cursed (in our riah 9:9. Ml. 21:1, 5 . Note lhal next lesson!. Bethany, the place only a portion of lhe prophecy Is where His power over death was quoted. an evidence of I lie verbal manifested (John It). Al tlm inspiration of Iim Bible. Note the .Mount nf Olives—ono of the notable Lonf* power over animal creation, places in Scripture. From this a* manifested in the.-riding of-this mount our Lord was taken up. (Acts unbroken colt. Other illuitralinn* 1:12', on thi* mount He will return are found in Mt. 17:27; Mark 1:13; again (Zech. 14i4). From thi* place John IH:'.'7,and elscjvliere. Mark rerords nn word from the He give* a commission to the two whom He semis forth. From a Lord Immediately upon His arriv­ mountain He . commissioned the al in the city (v It'.. “He looked . From two ncres of pro* John “O All Wide Places." disciples after His -resurrection. a round about'upon all things" and *Bu*mni> of Cwpervillc, got fl.MM O all wide places commmission that is for us a* well then went out* 'Ching* there were pound* of *|>clli*il peu*, which i*j Great shining pens! pine forests! He anotlo r • remnrkabh* record, T<»r i ns for those who lislem-d to the nol in harmony wilh Him. inotinlain* wild! words as lhey-cqme from His lip* wont out. and entered into Bel ti­ which he will receive 8IH.I3. Rock-liosomed shored rough (Mnt. 28:10-20'. The two Were sent nny (house of affliction'. Reject­ heaths! and shccp-cropl forth by Him; we. too. are sent ed hy Hi* own people He went to diiwn-.! A bill*n*li, ronifflonly known ns a the place of affliction, suffering. forth by Him. We are lo please Vast.pallid cloud*! blue spaces fre*h water «aw-li ’ h wn* recently But hav­ Him as to the limo, place, and pur- Heath—even the Cross. iinso of our going. Ho Rent forth ing died once, lie dies tio more. caught, in Jordan lake. II measur­ Room!undefiled. give me room! give loneli­ two. This I* customary in the New When He come* again lo Hi* own ed four feet in length nml wn* ness nnd air! Testament. Note some of tho oc­ city He will lake‘charge of thing* caught with a hook and line. At this bakery you will find everything that’s good to eat in . the baked Free I bing*-and plenteous in your casion.* when Jeans Christ Cifl led and HI.* enemies will know .the regions fair! goods line. No matter what you buy here, we’ll sell it to you for le^s money nnd commissioned mon by two’s— 1>ower of the rod as He nscs.lt. A* Belle*tie's slnk-hnle which has swallowing thousand.* of lhe than you could buy the materials and do the baking yourself. We save the two brethren. Simon and Andrew. le approached the city lie wept be»-u dove of Ttavid, flying over­ Mat. 4:18; other two brethren. 4:21; (Luke 19:11 j. bul lhe next time He township'* g<H«| money Ainring the Whilohead, housewife standing over a hot stove during these hot days and doing baking. . last' 50 yeark. i* to be oflleitilly ”intwo tkossessed with devils. 8:28; two will not come with weeping. Gnlden with sunlight on thy veslignled" by Hale Engineer, raw. Next week: Th" Barren Fig blind men, 9:27: two in prayer. snowy wins*■ Kalamazoo. The sink-holo ha* ■ 18:19;. two blind men, 20:30; the Tree nnd the Defiled Temple- of tho<- my longing persislenlly swalhAved a jtortion of Outspeetling twelve sent forth two by two, Mk. thought.* are fled the highway lending into Bellevue Sincerely yours. 0:7; twn disciple.* sent to prepare To find a hoipe afar from .men and I raffle i* now diverted aero** Loe W. Ames. the passover, 11:13; Ho Appeared and things. fiield* near lhe hole. Thi'rtmttomunto twn of them. 10:12; Luke 21; |e** bog ha* a great appetite for Whore in His temple, earth o’er-' two men with Him on lhe trans­ reached with sky. rubbish of all kind*. It ha* con­ figuration mount. Luke 9:30; , the sumed log*, old houses, loads of re­ God’* heart to mine may speak, my: seventy Were sent out hy twos. heart reply. fuse, hutnired* of. load* of earth. 10:1; two men testified to His resur­ Igi*t year the old swamp look in rection. 24:4; two disciple* left *8o<) worth of sand furnished by O G.od of mountain*, stars and I John and followed Jesus, John 1:33. THIS WEEK’S NEWS IN iKHmdlera spaces!. the township and some of lhe fann ­ 37: two angles testified concerning NEAR-HY COUNTIES. er* are wondering whether some oT O GihI of freedxin and of joyous His coming again. Act.* 1:10: Saul \4VII Sanitary, Clean, Wholesome, Nourishing hearts! the stuff hasn’t gone nearly to and Barnaha* were sent out to­ When Thy face lookoth forth from A hit of bravery was recently dis ­ gether, 13-2; two wilmt«.*es proph­ played by a Greenbush young lady. Cbina. The *800 thrown away, nil‘men's far.e.*^, Ask lor Our Bread—We’vs Got 'am All Looking ha* kd to the summoningsOf the esy. Rev. It J. This In contra*! There will He <ro0in enough in with the Old Testament, where men While busily engaged ‘With her engineer nnd a systematic effort crowded marts; houshold duties. Mis* Charlotte will be made to get rid of ihi* .‘ink­ were called individually, e. g.. Ab­ Silver* heard a chicken squawking hole. which lip* bothered several Brood Thou around mo, nnd lhe raham. Samuel, Jeremiah. Sending out in the noise is o'er; • yard and knowing by its generations. forth His disciples was a part of Thy univonuf my closet wilh shut His purpose for them in calling cries that it was in great danger, door. ; Will Chapman tell* of a tcry in­ them (see .Mark 3:1 i,15). He or­ immediately ran to its rescue. She Phone 381 QUALITY BAKE SHOP Hastings, Minh. — George MacDonald. teresting story in tbe Bangor Ad ­ discovered a large weasel that had dained them that they might be vance about quail* and one I hat With Him. and that He might send its teeth sunk deep into the chick­ g<Mjj to *how the wonderful hardi­ Board of i.iluctflion I’rocerdinns. thefn forth.- He wants then lo first en’s neck. She. caught lhe weasel ness of these game little birds even by it* hind legs with one hand and bo with Him. am! then He want* tn Hpocial mooting Board of Edu­ send Ihein forth; then He goes with around the neck with the other, before- they are’ hatched. While cation. Thiymlny evening, .Inly 16, hay one day last week he them (Mat. 28:2(1), and would have and called lo her mother who ap­ mowing n quail'* nesj in which Present, ttider. Qbase, Bronson, you return to Him with your re­ peared "ii tho Meno wilh a stout disturbed apd forming .a loop, slipped were 17 egg*. Knowing the char­ Watfc[s nqd Shutters. port. (Dike 10:17: Mk. fi:30>. He string, "f the quail, one of MorSTTny Shultcrs, supported by sent -them forth. He told thorn it over the weasle’.s. head. 'It wa* acteristics is that when their West, is Chnsejthnt Mr. Rider be elected where to go, He told them what to then carried to (Im wood pile when! which disturbed they will not relucn to it, president for the ensuing year. •io, and what to say. We are sent it was decapitated with nn ax. he took tin* egg* to thn house where Carried. Ayes all. ones (John 17:18). with our field A freak calf was born at the farm they stood In a basin for two days. Moved by Waters, supported by chosen by Him (Mk. 10:15). nur Chapman .was alHiut to throw work outlined (Ml. 28:19. 2(1; Mk. of Sylvester Rumsey, near Potter­ Mr*. Hint Mr. Shulter* be olovlthe egg* away when she found one •Bronson .Secretary. Carried. AJ'es all. 10:15; Luke 24:40-48; Art* and ville, recently, which would proli- egg ju*F*luflched out and •:><• dMoved by Bronson, supported by nur words given us (2 Tim. 4:2). nbly be a line attraction for a side livelyhadlittle wa* ' cvideidly Waters that What a shame that some refuse to show. The animal was perfectly looking for quail Chase Im* elected protection. The eggi treasurer forMr.the go. perhaps oven after saying “I formed. 18 inches tail. IK inches were then placed under a setting CiTrried. Aye.* all. ensuing year. go" (Mat. 2l:3p): some-reserve the girth and 35 inches long. hen and the next (lay four more right to choose their own place of I ’ lion motion by Wifiers. suphatched. A . ... uliar feature about portl-d by-Bronson, lhe labor, some substitute their own •Representative J. Frank Str*ens thn ’s egg that lintchi’d in .the basin bond was lix.d nt <25,(Xk).treasurer , ideas for God's dirrotinn* -fn doing of Star City is trying 1Q interest the was that th" large end eame off a* lhe work, and some forsake the Central Stole. Traffic Men in a rail­ clean as-if rut withja tine saw. yel Moved by Chase, supported, by Word that He has. given us to road which he propogeg to run from enough of Hit! in*ide-skiu.reinaine.L Water* lhafr ..tho aHcrelary .pnrI he pt..|»<>-..-«i preach. Tf these two disciple* had CiaiT (<> l.aii-ing. eh.i»«’ 5no-««rnnified envelopes—ntyf • refund-t<> <». w.hMi-cfco.Mn.to *«>•,J.luc ..wpuldjaxu th«* rjj'h./‘.'unity, to form a hinge, it having'lhe tip- Un1 year's supply of letter _ head*. lo Romo other village. or bail cone mono (he line, of Montcalm and T*artrnffv<if*nTTvrtnir an'iwnmint-- Carried. Aye* all. for the chick to return and close, Moveil by Waters, supported by about some Other work than getting Gratiot counties and.come by the ly. lhe door if de*ired.' " Bronson that the secretary’s salary; tho colt, or had used another way of St. Johns to Lansing. answer (han tho one given them, Sheriff Volnry Ferris nnd Depu­ iu- 8125 nnd the treasurer’s salary. would they have suecoedod a* they Vein Brifio* of lhe I-’. S. navy Is ties Short and Foote ihade a rind 8HM1. (Carried. Ayes all. did? And while the church sits visiting his parent* in Chester. He on a fifHil room in Plainwell Sunday Upon motion tbe Board adjourn­ idlv al home, or will obey if* own has been in lhe navy two years ami and caught ■ • . pioininenl men in ed. will in regard lo whore If ’will has a year and nine months yet lo the liel. ' They were engaged til Wju. L. Shulter*. Sec’y. witness, and forsake.* its own work gambling. l-'ourleen pleads d of evangelization for social better­ he will probably return home. Mr. guilty and paid line* totalling $WML MISS MARGARAT WALSH AND ment. education. clc_ nnd turn* Briggs recently sailed from Mexico WILLIAM CORNIN MARRIED nway from tho living Word of God where be wn* engaged in the thick Elios York is n prosperous farm­ io fables—can tho church thus ful­ of (he fight and says Be shot twelve er <if S«'beWa township, Ionin coun­ fil Iho tho will nf God ns indTcnlod men during the skirmish. ty. who ha* reared a large family Ceremony Performed In St. Mary’s •n the great commission? The of ehildrelt. nut. they are all airl­ Church, I.owell, the Bride’s •wo obeyed Him, they found His Bellevue is Included In the route and usually the fair *ex have limiWord true, they met with inquiry, <>f a State (;unk line highway to inn latfriqs. when il come* lo doing! Home Town. end answered it successfullv bv between Lansing and Balile Creek, f.irtli work. In this case, however. The Lowell Journal of, July 16. •imply applying the Word nf God. lhal lias caused several ’meetings at cxcMfllon must be made, for lhe published lhe following account ot Wbat a leasqp for. thn children.uf Battle -Crezjk-aiul-Lawuug within daugbim. have ..contributed largely ll.n- nuu riage of.Alr, WHHam Cor­ God here! Obeying His Word is the last few weeks, ^ccretafy’ to Mr. fork's *ucci‘S* a* a farmer kin of this city, anil Mi.*.*- Margaret ’•roving His Word: using His Word Want of the Balile Creek Chpmlier ■lu*r ii'oy. with haying nml wheat Walsh, a well-known teacher in I* proving His Word. They found of Commerce appeared before the harvest coining together, there ha* Hustings schools: His Word suflleienl tn guide them, state highway depnrlihent at Ijins- been zio.-q of all tie help that can Mr. William Corkin of Hastings end to moot their difllrnltios. They im^lo urgo the road. be seenroJt nnd peupW driving pnfl nnd Mis* Margaret Walsh of this found that the use of the Word ll|e fine.fi\ri'i linV? witnessed Die city were united in marriage al St. Many' uhlque article* nre often spectacle of four healthy -yonne Mary * church yesterday morning ’•roughl rrsulls,. All of thosn "ting* are abundantly true Inday. found by the workmen of the Cun- girl*, in owrallit. working in the nl half after eight o’clock. The. ’’’hey used (ho Word nnd were statine paper mill when they are hay field. Not nfie of lltctn but bride was attended by her brother, fruitful unto tho Lord: tbe Result sorting paper* «cirf them from lhe doe* a man-'* work nnd the tan on Howard Wal-li. and her sister. Mrs. •••as the looseningnfthn which tpo warehouse* of Chicago. On Thurs­ llieir arms r* nop the kind lu-quir- M. Stone-acted as inatron of honor, I-ord needed. Note that the .own­ day morninfr a workman spied a ed by lo (bug tn lhe sand at some liev.’l'. Bfilfe offleiated. er of tho roll was satisfied when tiny gold coin shining in the *nn. liigti-toned summer resort. There A wedding breakfast was served • he Word of the Lord, was given The coin was smaller than the is iivlhing nriiflcinl alMiuk it. for it al the home of the bride’s mother Him. Ho released the colt, upon three-cent piece which one still oc­ •Junes from necessary contact with where the yinmg couple will spend bearing tiial Word, without n-qi;c>- casionally sees and bore the in- the sun's rayif nnd there i« n n short time before going to Hast­ lion ns to how Inng the Lord would .scription: “Gold Quarter; .Califor­ healthy look In-their- face*, which ing* where they will be at home "*e it-, or -what regard would be nia, 1859.” The workman lb whom might well b«> tip* envy of sornn of after August I nt 337 W. .Slate ' iven him for tho use of-the coll? the yoin Iwlongwl by right of dis­ the city bell*.. \ Mis* Ethel, • Iho street.. The bride, a graduate of HeJruatod the Lord to do what was cover}' took it to the Commercial oldest, .teaches the school near .the ixrwell schools nnd a teacher in tight, just as did th> laborers in State lank, where he asked if he Halladay'* rornerk. but it I* vaca­ Hastings for several years wasThe lhe vineyard (Mt. 20(7). This man might jiave In exchange a silver tion time now,'nnd schooled siiico recipient of many beautiful and • remed lo enter inln the spirit of quarter of present day milling. Hi* early childlitunl In)the work of the useful presents. ' •he truth that, *overv b&ist'of lhe request was granted and now the farm, she handles) the 'fork dexThose present from out of town forest is mine, and Iho cattle upon coin belongs to Mr. Marsh, cashier fertmsly. while her younger sisters, were Mr. nnd Mrs.-William Corkin. r thousand* hills. I know all the of the bank. Connoisseur* in coin* Mabel. Nettie and Iaui-o, do nol find Mr*. Thoma* Corkin, Sam Corkin fowls of the mountains; and lhe say IhatUhe little gold piece njilled it at all difficult to keep up llie of St. Johns and Howard Walsh of wild beasts nf the field arc mine” so many years ago. just ten year* same pace. Nor-dore nil this make Detroit* and Mr. and Mrs; - Leo HE unique hat shown In the photographs lias been made especially for the Redpath Chautauqua*. Some of 'Pa 50:1(1. 11). Here we nolo lhe after the discovery of gold in Cali­ the young ladies nl nil “mannish." Wnl.*h of Grand Rapids. science of the Lord. Just as fornia. is an exceedingly rare one They-<-(in take'Ihcir places with! these hata are green tn color and aome red.' The lettering on ail la tn white. Tbe photographs Indicate ww that Peter would catch and that enthusiastic coin collec­ equal grace iii parlor or kitchin tbe many dlffefent ways In which three bats may be worn. They are chiefly for young peoplc-botb girls Sweden in 1912 bought Wfl.000 |h in whose mnulb the piece tors pay as high as fifteen dollar* and enjoy tho-saim* little diversion* worth of cash registers in Hie and boys. Ono hundn-d of these are sent to each Redpath Chautauqua town and are furnished free. ney should be found (ML 17: for this piece. that other girts delight in. UnRed States.- IT WILL R 5 YOURJCOALNOW Remember Us As Grain Buyers Edmonds Bros.—The Elevator Men PHONE 18 HASTINGS, MICH. 10 Kinds of Cookies AND MANY KINDS OF CAKE WE MAKE 10 DIFFERENT KINDS OF COOKIES AND SEVERAL KINDS OF CAKE, INCLUDING LAYER CAKES, LOAF CAKES, JELLY ROLLS AND MANY OTHERS Southwestern Michigan Hastings Potato Bread Malted Kream Bread Bra Lour Brown Bread Star Bakery & Restaruant The Redpath Chautauqua Hat and The Different Ways ItCan Be Worn � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-07-30.pdf aef7462c813db700193055d618e6767f PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY . . Circulation Greater Than AU Other Barry County Papera Combined. FIFTY.NINTH YEAR THE HASTINGS 20 PAGES BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, JULY 30.1914 PART ONE-1 TO 8 TRY BANNER WANTS Everybody Resd* The BANNKR. NUMBER 13 TAKE A WEEK’S VACATION By Attending The Hastings Chautauqua Which will begin next week Wednesday. Note the Biig Program. 31 Entertainments for $2.00 Season Ticket. Price of Season Tickets will Advance to $2.50 on and after August 5. TO FIGHT HASTINGS MIMA INVITATION COSTS $16.80 IN COLD CASH MISSING KIDDER GIRL Stanley, of John-down, Made lEMfflmtWI Gra FOUND IN WISCONSIN Poor Investment When He Woke PROPOSED GUN RIVER DRAIN NOT YET OPPOSED All UNUSUAL EXPERIENCE *'C' B MERCHANOISEAT1 SHULTZ PETITIONSMENOWIN HAVING TO DO WITH BEES FOR PRIMARY ELECTION Property Owners Giving Releases Gilbert Fox Takes Hasting* Pro­ and Contract for Work Will perty hi Exchange For MrrchanBe Let Soon. Peter Kibblingcr From Sleep. disc. Stock and Real Estate. A WEEK OF THE VERY HIGHEST SEARCH APPRECIATE The' special drain eomiiiis.ionor SHOWING THEY George Stanley, living in Hie FATHER'S TIRELESS Bonham - & Trim Rent Estate WHICH WILL BE HELD OXTI ES CLASS ENTERTAINMENT POS­ OF SIX WEEKS AT LAST apiMiinied by Judge Tiininpson, of (.(Mill quarters a.xd are agency consummated a transaction D<Y. AUGUST 25. FOUR PAR­ ••astern part of Johnstown, not fur SIBLE IS OFFERED from the walers of the “Rascon,” REWARDED. Allegan, to award dainag--* to those NOT BOUND BY HOME TIES. last week whereby Ansou C. Boyes.] TIES FILE PETITIONS. which seem Io uxhtde a trouble­ residing along lhe route of Hie pro­ of Hastings, takes in exchange fori breeding. influence of late, appear­ posed Gun River drain. rvpQrt<M his Hastings city property (he store] WHY NOT PLAN TO TAKE YOUR ed fn Justice Cadwallader's court, HAO SAVED MONEY IN on Thursday in the Allegan pro­ THEY FILL HIVES mid merchandise of Gilbert Fox, of LISTS OF CANDIDATES WHOSE changed his pion of not guilty Io hate court. All but half a tloze.n VACATION FOR THOSE 7 DAYS guilty and paid ON FRED SMITH’S FARM ORDER TO RUN AWAY)iwvj r.-i.■-■...■.i u,. in hurdNAMES WILL BE ON BALLOT nght, uf way for tim bus ditch <!•'lurbance. Stanley and a compan­ ’ [signed to rescue from 3.fmo tn Not Possible Io Tukr ii Vacation ion. under the alleged inlluence of Instead of Being Victim of While 5.00(1 acres of land uwles* at the Ill Rutland Township: “Got Busy" AVc Also Give Methods Voters Must tire-water, went Io lhe home of ■present lime.'r‘*“The court will now Slavers Girt was Working as * *““ .............. Thai Will Coal You Or nt Oii<-e mid lime Bern iluppy Follow in Dcxiguntinu tho Cmn- Peter Kiliblinger nl midnight nnd give the right of way. Two or That You Will So Enjoy. Servant Ever Since. roused him from dreamland. When three weeks more will lie requin-d After a tireless search of more Next week Wednesday the Hast­ Mr. Kibblinger went down stairs to to let the contract. County Drain Fred Smith Rutland has made .The noiiHitatmn pel i th ms fur (lift ' ings Chautauqua will be under way. see what his nocturnal callers than six weeks. Ralph Kidder, Commissioner Mntr.hler. of Allegan, a discovery that we kpow. will in­ From Hie opening until Hie curtain wanted, he found they had hoard well-known in Harry county, found hopes to .hnve the work well start­ terest "bee keepers. Fred used to in tlir legislature down th coroner rings down on the Tuesday' night that hi* had told some one else, who his missing daughter, Hazel, in Ra­ ed before winter weather slops it keep several swarms of bees, but in Barry county hhv- I filed 'Hie Ridders ,Grbat irvui FUI ,,n!W. i, o» Im-,, .xi,n-s.«- one cold winter they all died off so following, there will Hot be a dull had tol<l some one else, who .bad cine, Win, Monday. surprise has mh-ii (••xprrsswilh County Clerk Andrus, SaturI he discovery of; ,,| 0V(>r ,tl(> fnct 1hal |hrn, haV1. that all he had left was the Iwe ipiiiuti*. Thu people of Hastings told them that he could “lick.” reside in Jones. and of Barry Co. will have the op­ them. They announced they hud tlm girl was Hie result of a chrn • |M.„n no objections to tin* drain, as hives. could for the primary «•!«•<•portunity Io hi-hr some of' the come Io let him make good his al­ which Hie Niles iHilice gave Hn* ,.MM„r| nWnf>rs formerly sought the Fred is an up-to-date farmer anti world. leaders in music, the drama, leged threat. As Mr. KibtiiingiT girls father. Kidder, who is Ho ui,| of the courts in prrunlinrf Hi- iH-iievcs in keeping everything nice and on lhe lecture platform. (July has not been a candidate for pu­ girls step-father, was overjoyed ..onslr.iclion of a dram, which anil sleek around his place. He in the* meantime to g» carefnlly Hie Chautauqua plan makes it pos­ gilistic honors, he pacified Hie men at finding hen for he declared he 1 t|IPy (|,M |are.would lower Gun Lake has foond* that il was profitable to through each petition, mid ascer­ sible Id bring such a series of en­ Who left thinking they had made a would spend his life searching un-p-mq ri|jn nlt. resort property, house his stock in nice, comfort­ tain if lhe names signed to ear& tertainments to Hastings at the mistake. til he should find her. j -ph,, promolors of the new drain able quarters. k By deduct inn ho or at least the iiHtnber required by price. To hear Kryl's band alone, “I was unhappy at home."the]*—k Io remove lhe objectloi. <>f liguri-d that if animals appreciat­ iw. are registered voters. or the Hen Greet players alone, in Political Announcement. girl lold her father. “That is why th- resort owners by building ed jt so much mid pndltrd by if. on opera house during Hie enter­ The. primary ballots will !>•• alI left, There was no man con- > acrossthe outlet of the lake, a dam. Hial insects would too, because the Na-ln ill.-, Mich, July 20, 19IL tainment seaspn would cost .as »gethnr different from those i which will maintain the waler at same low seems to hold good right I announce my candidacy for the necled with tho affair." much, if one were.seated within 25 Stale Semite in th>* 15th Senatorial erelofnre iemiired. Instead of through. The girl formerly mtfile her1 a permanent level, n set«iralf ballot*t« be printed on I So Fred took the four or five District. If elected I promise the home with her mother and stoprj Cliautmiqiia week course will cost, same faithful work for the district father, except when she was trav­ ; hives he hod. llxial 'em up in upAnson C. Bdyrs. if one buys a.$2.00 season ticket. to-date style, with u large auditon- Shultz. IL;:!; ............. ... " eling in vaudeville with her father. Both men are well pleased names of all the primary rundiSurely for mt nvnrnge of less um in the top, cool sanitary sle«-pHhe declared that she was tired of 1 than I'di cents an ciilerlaiiiment for Ing quarters down Im‘1qw.‘ nnd left witli lhe deal. Mr.' Boyes lias taken dalvg Will !■•• printed on one bal­ Hm show business, and that her immediate possessiou ami will con- lot* under the party heading of the 31 concerts, rcrilals, plays, !<•■•i several large chunks ef nice bei.'homo life was not pleasant. Since lures, etc, is a 'minimum expense each -party. That is republican comb. This fixed it so that the leaving Kalamazoo she has lieen tn for a maximum of enjoyment. primary' candidates will l.e under Racine all of tho time, save for a l he BANNER has lold of Hie vading ••RepuHican” on this ion wouldn't have to u strike few days spent in Niles. riiius l*ninrlnii)menls mid entertain­ ballot, •l••lll•lt•ratic candiby reason-of having to work over ­ III NDREDS Kidder found the child by his INSECTS CAUSING ers in our issues for the past few time. Then Fred went away and own efforts, the Raeine police giv­ OF DOLLARS DAMAGES IN weeks sn Ihal bur’readers are by .. - .... This will -be the awaited results. ing him no satisfaction in tho mat­ Illis time thoroughly familiar with BARRY COUNTY. same as lhe regular ballot at a reg­ Be’es began to come from all di­ ter. nnd. according to liis story, re­ lhe splendid allrficlkins to lie offer­ ular election, and will lie far simp­ rections, and so fast as a swarm fusing him assistance. Desperate ed by the Chautauqua soon (o be­ ler and much !•■*.* expensive. No. broke loose they all seemed to start and determined to find tho fifteeni gin hero. BIG LOSSES REPORTED party enrollment is necessary. A for Fred's empty hives. In almost year-old girl if possible, the. father 1 The important thing is to plan to person must, however,- Ih> a r«*gi«went out into the streets nndjdopIN VARIOUS MTRICTS no time every hive was full, and it lake a Hille vacation of a week. tored. voter in the precinct where is said that the swnrins that ar­ ped nil who wouhl lend their at­ ■ nnd make it something Inspiring in order to vote nt the pririved too late hung around on the tention, asking them whether or I mid uplifting as well-wenjoyable mnry election. If. n voter who branches of trpes waiting for new not they iiml seen a girl answer­ Of Many Prrvrntathcs Offered, The V by attending Hie Chaulbtiqua. Fine has lived in this slate at least six quarters'until they literally starv­ ing to (lie description eff his daughcropa of hay, wheat mid oats have months, mid in Hie precinct at i-cnd Arsenate Solution Is De­ ed Io death. E; V. Smith. been harvested, mni with the prom­ least yi» days, is not .registered he 4f any rale all of Fred's hives clared trr Be Most Effective. After two days of tireless ised rains this week, a good coin that I have given Castleton Towncan register by .applying In' per­ are now full, and they have all The army worm* which have come from the outside, proving crop will be assured in Barry Co. ship as its supervisor for. the past searching he found a small boy son t<> I he'township clerk, or city who declared that he knew where There is therefore no reason why beep creatiag thousands of dollars very conclusively that, bees do Gilbert* M. Fox. nny one whether on the farm or I will work and vole for the laws the girt was staying. The Igd led djuiioge to crops all mor lhe state, really appreciate good, up-to-date duct a first class general hterchanliving in town cmmnl take in tno that are beneficial to it* people, Kidder to his daughter. have been eating up hundreds of quarters. I ration book. and have Ins name The disappearance of Miss Kid­ dollars worth of crops in Barry l'.haMl0U|l<lii- l[ W>H be (he cheap­ believing Michigan should have Mr. Fox has been (here for some der was strange nnd incited grave county also, particularly in the vi­ est ns’ well as tlie most satisfactory fewer but better laws. lime and ha.* a well established or on August 25, ami I hen can vote vacation one can take. My experience ns supervisor fears in the hearts of holh the cinity of Co^lk Grave. Oat crops OON KARCHER ADVERTISES AN business. Mr. Boyes has an adv. in at lhe primary election on that We reiterate our advice io all lead* me to believe the present father and the mother. Hnon fin­ have aufferyd, nml ninny acres of AUCTION SALE THIS WEEK On our reatjpi’s to secure their season mortgage (ax law.should be mater­ ishing a vaudeville tour Kidder nnd corn linVe also lu’ert ruined. As we have explained, ail the his daughter started for Jones. the farm of L. A. Durkee, twh miles ■ tickets before the opening day. Af­ ially remodeled. primary candidates, who are re­ Upon reaching Kalamazoo'* the north <iT Coals Grove, the wornis Will Mlvr to Montana, So Will Dis­ THE JOKE WAS ON ter that lime they will advance to publicans Will be grouped under If you believe I would make a $250. The HANNER ofilce has a good senator, I ask for your vote on father decided to remain In the ate seven acres of corn in two pose of,All His Personal the heading “Republican.*’ The THEO THER FELLOWS city, and placing the girl on Hie nights nnd they ale so fast and so. supply of season tickets, and they the 251 h day of August, next. Property. train with'a ticket for Three Riv­ ravenously that, they could lie enn be found - nt other business I».-m<»*nil'. mid Prohibitionists. ers. he believed that she was safe­ heard chewing lhe corn. Oats in . Don Karcher has decided to Stirring Up the Bumble Bees Under each party hvntiniK will |h» places. Plan Io attend the Hast­ ly on her wny'To the home of her the vicinity have tdso greatly suf­ move to Montana. He will there­ ings Chautauqua. Following is ST. JOHNS TEAM PLAYS Didn't Work Out Just As II a circle. In that circle under hi* mother. Instead the girl dis­ fore have, an auction sale at the the daily program: party heading the voter should put FRIDAY AND SATURDAY mounted from the train nnd went fered and farmers have been har­ farm, 3 miles east, and one mile Was Expected. vesting them ns fast as they can. IVcdnrujIuy. u cross X . lie. must also put a to Niles. Three days later she In sJ>mo instances (he ground has south uf Hastings, on seclion 23 A certain former living noj mon- ,cross X before the name of one. Afternoon—Concert -• , went to Racine, where she remain­ been plowed in order to stop lhe Hastings township, across from the than ;l thousand niileWtuiif Bust- ,candidate for each office named bn Dunbar Bell Ringers and Male Fans Will Hate Opportunity <b See ed until Monday, ignoring (he ef­ progress of lhe worm army, which Pratt school bouse. Col. W. H'. ings, thinks that he has it <tn a ।Ihal Hekel. mid for such offices as Qiiarlelto . . Fast Ke mi-Pro Team- From forts of her father and mother to seems in some plnce.- to be mov­ couple of friends who were -help- ,coroners and circuit court comTgwlure, "Learning Io Live in .Ipealc her. .. Bernie- McIntyre, clerk. Mr. Knr- inc him in Hie hay field. Clinton County. . ing southward. iifissi.m«TS where . two candidates - Cities"—tfClrtio-.W. Hpragtie. She explained to the -father Mon-_ Worm. taw'lm at'waft in ll.i. «U'-x' ..am 2eu». a.llne..Uht, 41 line cows. The Uwe. friends -m queslhm :are to'tie ■selected f«r a particular Single "Athiiissidn «> erHls.- Chll-- - Thr- $4t Johns team, which has day that ahe' had rdiig peen saving" --------a,Holstein.heifer, a horse, 10 while raking up some hay recently. office, , city. Charles Al kin* discovered-a , he must nut two crosses. made such a fine record (his season dren 15 rents. line spare jDOucy.-unknmyu Jtv-iyy_ Wrtrrfw of thrift id tn* gfflYJWi. ;rttd lull-, idisnt.-BurJudure• - J^igs--and citHie upon—eg- Immbh' -Ihvs XrnffWii«T'-'W’'^vm"ronrtr bY "iUT hi -••nii-pto' ranks *in souFiWtii one, with the idea of .running away ■ Evmlnfiv-Gonceri'. ; there is not a cross X’- wdliin others are also- reporting their shouts, a long* list of de.sirnhblu nest, and concluded that-it would if Dunbar Bell Ringers nnd Male Michigan-Will play in Hastings on at the first opportunity. farm machinery mid implements, a be great sport to have sonic fun । presence. ■ the circle below some one of HuFriday.dud Saturday. • The fans Quartette. lot of household goods, and inis- witIi the farmer in question by party । headings, or miles* 1h<1 pohOne of Hie greatest losses caus­ cellaneous articles. Single admission 35 cents. Chil- may. expect to. see (wo very inter­ SIG BARN 8URNE0 SATURDAY The adv. on a rock of hay over the lives ।iii*4 Iff til., Vftl.-I* bll'llt I..1 esting games. Hastings played in ed by the worms south of town was another page will give the date mid putting nest, and then get him to pilch it :a'manner which St. Johns yesterday and another on lhe Henry Zerbel farm in Hope NIGHT ON REUTER FARM Thursdny. the full particulars. ' onto, the load. It "worked" •explain. " ' n cross must also game is. booked for this Thursday where the insect* rsiined nine acres Mnrnhqi—Children’s Hour—Miss afternoon. charmingly a* far as getting him ( Sfiuare before tip! of oats, destroying between 2tri and McArthur. - ' ' name ftf at least one ean$dst-i for Though the Saturday games have Probable (kULse Was Explosion of 300 bushels. The. remainder of the GOVERNOR HONORS AN -AVhen lhe .psychological inomenl lecture. “ "Raw Raw Material—The not been a success because those Gas Formed in the Hay. Total came, ami lhe fanner was nl work, kind"—Mr. Adair. . ' who clamored for Saturday games Tho authorities nt the Michigan Loss Will Reach $3,000. lhe two fellows stirred up tin1 in- or the voter will fail .to Arik" tiny Single admission JW cents, Chil­ did not come in lhe numliers exAgriculturrtl College .-tale Hint the sects in great shape.' ' A gA<’d sized choice-al all. dren 15 cents. . About midnight Saturday night worms will disappear within a Cl ifford Dunn Appointed Delegate peOted. The management has swarm of (he bees came out. mid Afternoon Coprert. hooked some first class games for the big barn on the John G. Reuter few days. Splitting ticket* on a piimary Many remedies are be ­ to Coni Com ention In San seeming tp undestaud the joke, . Rubel A Roberts. Saturdays. The next one will be farm, near Freeport, burned to the ing tried to stop tin- progress of Suppose a took after the two fellows and ballot is imi»«i.'sihli-. Lecture, '"Dead Lions"—Lincoln with Charlotte on August 15. y Francisco Next Summer. ground, with all its contests, en­ these dovourers. Plowing in rat. and *hnll ■ McConneil. tailing a total loss pf $3,000 at least. many instances has failed to stop ' Clifford Dunn, a student in the 1peppered them in . good shape. lie circle tieluw While they were doiiur Hi-’ Aiai.iSinjfle admission 35 cents, Chil­ It is not definitely known how the them. . Briggs 'school. Assyria, who re ­ the wdrd rat" t lint heads Death of Sll&s Emily Crouch. dren-t5 cents. fire originated, hut it seems prob­ ■ •ii Hie Primary One of (he best prevenlatiVes Is cently passed the eighth grade ex-1, •r stood about 20 feel away and Miss Emily Crouch, aged 65 able that gases formed in the hay - Evening—Conrerl. ii* June, is uno of the i. 'haw-hawed'' so that he c<mk| foe -ballot. . .... he .v..™. looks down years, died of dropsy at the county or grain stored in the bam and-ex­ lead arsenate, which is made as fol­ amination ’ Rubel & Roberts. two Barry-cotnvly ln»ys, who has i ir:ncr.ncrAi-x—iirnr. "------------------ ai-.Mt. through 1 hr names nn iir* prnty. ■ .« Slje had been ploded, causing and at the same lows: k-eture, "The' Haunte<F H0UB6"— Infirmary Sunday. been appointed by Governor Ferris ticket, and puts the X mi inmate of the county home tim Edward Amherst OU. Take (wo pounds of lead arseqate 'I'*'."!'1,’? ;'iYL “UZ''fr. spreading the tire. Mrs. Ren­ below the ranWF" required Ini.nu.-r number Single admission 35 cents,. Chil­ more or -less, during the last four ter happened to be awake al the and two quarts of water, and mbke as-d delegate to the corn show nnd tw roi'rluiW ll«l Ihry h».l b„.-n. square r„r „|U,.„ ,,SCU|„ t|„ corn convention of the National years, having lost on a mortgage, lime and-heard a loud reporj as if Il into a paste. Then put lhe paste dren 15 cents. i ;'1111* ,n‘u* named on his ticket for say county Toil Notch Fanners ('.tub, which her farm in tho sandy part of Rut­ some ono had fired a gun. ■ ‘ Friday. Very into a barrel of water and stir, it will be held on August 5 nnd 6 in time before they will stir up an- ।rvimurit. whom b - may not wish Other bees nest. I V(lll. for. ,htl|l ll(,tiCvs that Morning—Children's Hour—Miss land. 'She had been in Hie in­ shortly afterward her granddaugh­ until it is all dissolved. Add a small San Francisco. firmary since last April. Deceas­ ter, who lives near by, ran to the quantity of lye, and the mixture McArthur. To the delights of attending the la candidate undec the Republican ed was bom in Ohio in February. Reuter home and called to them will annihilate a legion of army Lecture. “The Workers—Labor" IR5L com show will be those of seeing Reverses Court's Dccishm. ! heading fijf that ofilce is a man hFuneral services were held lolling them lhe bant was in worms. —Mr. Adair. the wonders iff the Panama .Exhi­ The supurme Vourt ha* reversed like.*, and Im thinks lie will Ixxist at the county homo on Tuesday, (lames. Al that time Haines were ' Single Admission 25 cents, Chil­ Rev. -Yost ofilclatlng.. bition. The unfortunate part ithe opinion of (he local court in.the ''is republican friend by putting Her body , Jopes-Dlaiiiond Wedding.. from all parts of the dooindren 15 cents. * about, the appointment, however. ,case of Ella Powell and Addison J^r"1 before his name iu Ina Re­ was burled by the side of her fath­ coming A very quiet home wedding took is the fact that it Clifford wants (o’ Pennock vs. Mr*. Clara Pennock, i publican list. ed structure.* Half the bfg ham Afternoon—Concert. He will find that er. Joshua Croueh, years ago a Welch-Christensen-Baker Com- well-known. resident of tho town­ was filled to lhe roof with hay. In place. Wednesday.*July 22, at the attend the show and tho Exposition' 'Thn .two children, clahuuig that ■ be liasn’t. helped • his republican pany. ■ the Other half was stored wheat home of Mr. and Mrs. Niles T. Dia­ he will have to pay* bis own ex­ Mrs. Pennock.'who was the second I friend, for the law directs the Deceased is aurvived-by an from 14 acres. mond. 310 Washington St, Grand penses. Only partial in ­ lecture, 'The Face Behind the ship. ■' " * ..... ■ .|.. 1 .[i..ii I|i-pei.i.,rs Hi’l* til comit wife of x\<a IV ’ imock. had defraud ­ adopled-jliiufililer. now- an inmate surance. Rapid*. Michigan, when Ihoir Face," Frank B. Wendling. . ed thfrm by ke-ping nut of the pro­ that split at all. daughter Florence was married to Purchases J. S. Goodyear Block. bate court th-' .i.in •■( .i.imt SVifu.1,, - In other words at the Primary ' Single Admission 35 cents, Chil­ • ■( the' state hmhe in Lapeer. Paul W. Jones. 'I II■••■reinony was dren 15 cents. . \ Notice to Dog Owners. A deal was .completed Wediies- filed an action in chancery asking Electioif Hie voter should first* Will Entertain the Band. o'clock ,by Eveniea—Concert. <, the nay wiiereoy <J.n?’11aiicrnoon a wCr,’.oru\.?! u’r‘‘^-v aiuiur r«. **• for a reopening of the-case. Judge designate his politics by putting,A Afl dog taxes must be paid on of performed al„ four ■ Welclv-ChrlNtenson-Baker Wm- I Mr. and Mrs. W.- R. Kuenzcl will before August L "Dogs on which Rev. G. O. *' P. Sargent, of ” Grace- .Mulholldiul ttill become the owner Smith sustained lhe demurrer nipt celebrate the eighteenth anniver­ pony. church. of the J. S.-Goodyear -block. Mr. dismissed the bill. The complain­ of the party heuitings; and having tare unpaid after that time Drama: Shakespeare's "TvMtelfth sary of lheir wedding this Thunt- taxes The bride's gown was a beautiful Mulholland has for a long time ants appealed the case ami .were dene so. !:e -oust limit ins sebs-will be taken care of by the city. Night"—Ben Greet Players. liuns Io tlui&i named on the pri­ , Taxa should be paid to' Cily Treas- creation of chantilly lace and her needed a larger placp for his' sustained. Single admission 50 cents, I bouquet was sweet peas mid lilies thriving drug tnisiliess and ho re­ mary ballot . under that parly urer/or.Dog Warden. dren 25 cents. of the valley. After lhe ceremony garded the corner for sd many MiiIHichn Family Reunion.. heading. Ami he mu*t place a / W. R. Jamie/on. Mayor. Saturday. to the strains of. MendelMohn's years owned by the J.-S. Goodyear The Matthews *»icnie will be held cross in tin- square before thn wedding march, the guests marched company as a very favorable place. nt Thornapple lake. August 5, 1914. name of every candidate on his Grand Musical Festival ' NoUce. into the dining room where an ela- Mr. Mulholland will move after the party ticket for whom he desires Morning—Children's Hour—? 5th annual reunion of the’Bryans Imratfl dinner was served Mrs. first of next-yravr - - lie- will-make Would like to stwAwory relative of to vote. . McArthur. family will be held al the home of Wood catered and two charming many improvements in the inter­ this big family and invited guest Should'a voter fail to pul a there. Don't forget *<> bring wellLecture, “The Product—Wea Geo. Clary, Wednesday, August 12. uniovited guesLs w-Jited table. • ior of lhe building. Announce­ filled Baskets. cross m tlm ‘circle below lhe name —Mr. Adair. for four years.. He has done All relatives are expected to be The youiig people have gone Io ment- as to .the future location <?f Wan. Kronewitler, Sec. of h1s party on the primary balmuch to promote the interest in present. New York city where they intend to the J. 8. Goodyear Company's Ipcamusic in this vicinity. • Secretary. rnakc their future home. 4ion will be made. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. ARMY WORMS ROSY EATING UP CROPS 11452317 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JL1.Y 30, 1ML MS WIN :0B raiMARY ELECTION HENDERSHOTT SCJlOOLilUL'flE. Thi'fe will be an Ice cream social nt Lon Hendersholt's Friday even­ ing of this week. The Ladles Aid at Susie Philipps’ was a success, there, was a -large crowd in alteiidaiire. Proceeds 35.1(1. Mr. Daly and Mrs. Holcomb went t<> Prirhanlville Sunday evening to call upon Hayden Gaskill who is very sick. Arthur Beclilcl of'Pennsylvania who visited nt hi* uncle Robert Bechlnl's for a few woeka'returned’ lol, bill should he cunilno hi< markings of individual candidates to one party, his vole would count for th<- candidates whom lie.matked. But obould lie fad to put a cross in lhe circle below mu- of lhe party names dn tin- primary | Higdon of Hastings \i-if.d ballot, and vote for one «*r inert* Laura Bechtel's over Sunday. individual candidates on -two or I. i-lmi Sutherland nnd family of more tickets by putting cross**.* Jackson visited al Elmer Slocum's before their names, he would have over Sunday. Ills IhjIIoI thrown out by the in­ Mrs. Euuna'Bryans, went to Irv­ spectors. This shows tl'.al 'the ing >.itur-i.iy to her daughter, safe thing to do.Is tfrrt io mark an Mrs. Dean Hail who was scalded mi (X> in the circle below (be name very badly a snort time ago. of his party on lhe primaiy Iwllol. There will be preaching here Sun­ Following is o list of the names day evening. of persons, their. rvMdrtmv*. and J. It. Italy wont to Rutland Friday tin offices for which petit ions for tn visit his children, returned home them have been (lied with tin- Sal unlay. counly clerk: Republican Parly. GOATS GROVE. Representative—Clias. A. Wei— Mrs. Hird Kicker of Kalamazoo, s?rt. City. is visiting friends here.The Junior Mission Band will Sheriff—Cornelius Manni. City. in-et wit Ii Valente ami John J ik>. Clerk—Ruy Andrus, City, ikmiity Treasurer—Edward L. Fuller next Wednesday afternoon. July 5. Tin- members are especial­ tk.luho. Castleton. Others County Treasurer—Alfred M. ly urged to be present. are welcome. • Nevins, Orangeville. A Inrire crowd attended lhe ice Counly 'treasurer—Cha-. G. ofcom -■ H lol in lhe .ehnrr'i yard Maywood, City. * Register of Deeds-Earl B. Town­ last Saturday evening given under liu- ompices of the D. G. T. O. send, Castleton. Prosecuting Attorney-John M. Club." Tin- proceeds were 4I5.C5. There will be preaching services Gould, City . Prosecuting Attorney—Arthur E. next Sunday by Hiram Pegg, of Grand Rapids, who preached here Kidder, Nashville. 1 Drain Conim'r—David 8. Eng­ two weeks ago. The army worn* has been work­ land. Woodland. ing some among the crops of a few Surveyor—Lee 8. Cobh, City. Surveyor—Waller Heath; Prai­ fnrmbn near here, but as yet only small damage has beep done. rieville. . • Mr. nnd Mrs. Glen Densmore vis­ Circuit Court Comm’r—James M. ited Sunday nl Chas. Fuller’s. Smith, City. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dore have been Coroner—Frank Sheffield, in Coats Grove dyring the past City. week. Democratic Party. Sunday School Notes. Representative—William Krone- . All classes were well represent­ witter, Irving. ed In Sunday school last Sunday. Sheriff—Albert William*, The Sunday school lesson for Baltimore. next Sunday Is Tflie Triumphal County Clerk—Fred E. Raymond. Entry.’' Mark 11-M1. . Yankee Springs. Plans are being made for a good Co. Treasurer—Birney H. McIn­ lime al tho Joint picnic, of the Sun­ tyre. Hastings Twp. day school and the D. G. '1'. O. Club Register of Deeds—Albert T. Io Im lidd nl Thornapph- Lake on Shepherd. Assyria. August 12. Prosecutor—Thomas Sullivan. City. CHANCERY SALE. Drain Comm'r—Wallace A. In pursuance nnd by virtue of a Hobbs, .City. • decree of the Circuit Court for the Surveyor—Fred Elliott, Harry. County of Barry and State of Mich? Circuit. Court Cqmni'r, Alonzo D. igan. in Chancery, made nnd enter­ Cadwallader. City. ed on the Ulh day of March. A. D. Coroner—Dr. George W. Lowry, 1911. in a certain cause therein City. pending, wherein Herman Softer Coroner—Dr. Berge C. Swift, and Nannie Soder were complain­ Middleville. ants anil Lyman Henry ChainberProgressive Party. lian and Bessie Chamberlain were ^defendants, Notice is hereby given, Representative—Anson 4J, Boy*. . that I slialj »eU at public auction Hope. j Sheriff—Gilbert D. ScbU, Balli- Io the highest bidder, .at the North Front Door of the Court House in more. Co. Clerk-—Frank D. Ferris, Rut­ the City of Hastings. Barry Coun­ ty. Michigan, (that being the place land. Co. Treasurer—Dahie! Erb, Bar­ of holding tho Circuit Court for said county}, on Saturday Hie 12th ryRegister of Deeds—C. Columbus day of September. A. D. 1911 at in o’clock in ihe*forehoon, the follow­ Price. Castleton. Prosecuting Attorney—Chas. H ing described properly. viz: all that certain piece—or. parcel—of land Thomas, City, situate in the Township of Hast­ Drain Connn'r-^No candidate.. ings. county of Barry and state of Surveyor—No candidate. Circuit Court Commr’s—No can­ Michigan, described as follows: The South one half of lhe didates. Coroner—DE W. H. Snyder, City. South ’!£' of the North West one. of section number tkiroiv.-r—Edgar T. .Morris, Curt- quarter twelve 12 . town number three letonr 3; North, of range number eight Prohibition Party. H West. Township of Hastings, Representative—Judge H. IJar- iaiunly of Barry and Btale of num. Woddlind. .Michigan. . No petitions for any other plan Dated July 281 h, 1911. on ticket. James M. Smith, Circuit Court Commissioner, The city manager plan of muni­ Barry County, Mich. cipal government is pro|M>*«*d for Seattle, Wash, 'whn’li. votes next Solicitor for Complainant*. ’ summer upon a new charier. Riisiness Aildre*-*, Hastings. Mich. The Iron, of Quickness” Tis a sad woman that uses an old fashioned sad-iron. Be cheerful, be happy, be wise, be safe and use anelectric iron. No fire of any kind this warm weather, to heat up your iron, your house, and your- No Lot handles and no changing of irons causing uneoessary steps between Ironing board and stove. Come in and let us tell you about our trial proposition, that will let you try.be­ fore you buy. Thornapple Gas & Eleotrlo Co Phone No. 5 •ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE." »>«|i VW A Clean Sweep Sale in Colonials, Pumps & Oxfords Commencing Saturday, August 1 ' and continuing for 15 days Commencing Saturday, August 1st, wd will inaugurate the largest sale of Colonials, Pumps and Oxfords we have ever had. We have had some large sales in the past, but the one this year will eclipse anything of the kind ever before offered in this city or county. Wo have We have We have We have Clean Sweep Sale Prices 800 pairs Ladies’ Colonials, Pumps & Oxfords 350 pairs Men’s Oxfords 150 pairs Misses' and Children's 50 pairs Boys’ and Youths Alt Included In This Sale REGULAR $5.00 PUMPS AND OXFORDS, SALE PRICE $3.69 .. ..................... 3. 4.50 4.00 2.99 3.50 2.59 3.00 2.29 2.50 1.89 2.25 1.69 2.00 1.49 1.75 1.29 1.50 1.19 125 99c 1.00 79c 75c 59c 50c 39c iTHFi At these prices this sale must be positively for CASH Between 1300 and 1400 pairs of Colonials, Pumps and Ox­ fords (our complete stock) are included in this sale. We have all widths and all sizes. If you are hard to fit, or if yofa want to get a new pair of Pumps or Oxfords-before Chautauqua, it will pay you to call at once while sizes and widths arc complete. Nothing Reserved Everything in the line of Colonials, Pumps and Oxfords will be included in this sale. Nothing reserved. This will include all Tans, Patent leathers, Gun Metals, Dull Kids, Satins, Vel­ vets, Suedes, White Nubuck and Canvas. If you want a pair of Colonials, Pumps or Oxfords, you can't afford to miss this Clean Sweep Sale. ALL SIZES to 8. ALL WIDTHS A to. EE. Ironside Shoe Co Phone 176 Masonic Temple Building Hastings, Mich, Fun^iHrnnn, I CONSIDERABLE ACTIVITY MISS CARRIE M.STEBIINS I »,nllr„ soltii west caotixton. Al (>:J0 oclock Satuiday morning rniunccu p vccccn*o MARRIES ARTHUR QUA mure easily al night than in the July 21, al the hrune-of I hi* bride's AI rnAMUotN ot KttrtK o Mr-*. Ij-oiiard Curtis of Vermont-; ; daytime ami in winter than in parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ful-----------Ville, nnd Mrs. Kat.- Mill, r visited' summer, ami and inu the range range uiiacr uiiAer’ ifav,,, ..... «.-k ■ i। ; summer, .ivI,t. or Ka,t Cartlon. occurml Ih. Hrd T s.,,, ^,,..,1 ljlM w„k at Andy -Brook's, Friday. Of (.rand Rupuls Where, (.ouplc (ira|,|„ conditions al mrdnight .;„rdurmarriage of '.Miss Bessie, their ... 'hlJ, , .... , . , Mr. and Mi>. Andy Brooks were Wlll Ri shle Arter Week's Staying ........................... youngest dauglller, Io Mr. Arthur Drawing Quite Lvowil of Caremidwaler Is said to be several ■ tiuiulrett per cent better than afA Allerding. (Inly the parents of I ful Shoppers, in New York City. ami family ami l ,, ... ...: I'Tiioon in midsummer. * the bride were present nt the cere-I The Fraudsen & Keefer Red Tag! Charles .l-LOliU.-'or Mr.’ .u.V Mr..,Uw!"ll. of 'ho 3*4««V«»> cog»«.-.| inony. which wns conducted by Sale start'd last week is drawing: III HUIuflll >«:co|MOioo. Ol llio UllllRev. J. A. I-Terinnd of-tin- Wood- quite a ciiind of econumicnl shop-j Altieri Mr.Hb-Hanirs. Sunday. land village II. B. church. Tlu-y I p.-r^ Tlyi- people of llaslmgs and ' Mr. and Mrs. Tole'rGarlingrr and left Imiiieiiinloly rtfler the cere- IkiriyjTmjuly have learned by ex-i diiiiglili r. Eva. sp.-iit Sunday evc- ...,.'.uni null her -.i.l.r. Mm. F.n“"‘''"''"’J inony for a wedding trip Io Ilin pi-rieiLfe Ihal when this.tlrmi uhig.nl Hoy Gnrlitig<-r's. Im- Tiuu.IoU.il ot S..HIII.., . w«» ' 7«W*»• «•••«•. »* home of the griMim's sisl>r. Mrs. st art < a sale there are a lot of nice iniile.1 in loarriiun- nl 3:30 o'clin-k , •!’ «imrth|,w lik. UKUMll ar. Harley tlriM-kford, nl Grund Haven. | bargains to be found al their conn- i Obiliinry. . ’ on tktunlv orurnoon I.. Mr. Ar- "'n"u" .0 .nii.ml lu» In *|ipn>*lll»lely *U>. The bride Illis nlw.-iyi hv.-d vvilli i.-i'i and Heil i« one r-:i-<m why Maria Sweat man was Imwii in Ihur uin. Ale .•rmomi.y brow I-r-!™™'"" her parents on their farm near the । Frands.-u mid Keefer always haV>- Cuiijuharii*. Montgomery Co, New , formed ill St. Hon-rectory by Rev. i1**'-”1*’- , .... Holmes church and during tho past a pm>d crowd. Tliey Yiave a York, in IH21. She was marrted l ather John Lirisk-y. 'l he bride i I’a k'l. d peanut meal is used for seven yearsffins been a successful I spm-ial adv. in this Isoue of the' vva> attended by .Miss Mareelln! bait by Hie ItoiicIi sanline Iklicrteacher of hiqsie. She has nl»>* BANNER, ; Burns, of Chicago; the hri*legroom] men. , been prominent in church and Run-----------------------j them lived tu snaiihood and Wn- by his brother, WallaCe Qua, of i In the last lwonly-llve years (he u-.u-vo.~o ...r- STARR & HICKERSOHiBUY i manpiHHl and five dying in Infancy IGtanil Rapids. There w jFe pn-s-! population of German has increiwI or childhood. In (Wm. they came ' • ill-'about 25 relalivoanif inlimule । cd from W.OOO.OOO to tid.o<M).0UU. penler mid conlinctor of this viBIJOU THEATRE OF JORDAN to Michigan, to the township of ! friends. , The daily waste of the natural cinity.juid hns n Jitijc number of1 ; Prmrtg£|lfn. where they settled on i (iiimi-dialeiy aftenvaul a dinner । gas of the Oklahoma ilelds ij equitine residenrek harmr arid o’ffiw ■the farm now owned by their fcpn. . was served nl (lie Ktebbins home,' valent to 10JXX) Ions of coal. * building*, which bo’has conslrucl- Opening Night Occurred IjlsI Eve- | Charles, with' whom she has lived'J }’r.< .1'13 Wood-caUTimr. ip»h8 now Jias, lhe l?rg*’st steam uing. .Thfiy-Kxpect to JjccureZ ,mr-Uie Ja<d-^M.p II .Mr.'iiiiiF Mrs.’Qua left on the'ltirliine elecfric plant*in Europe, a try. which eland as samples of lys . Best IJcenscd Films. . : —— ------- --------- 5:15 Iniiii for New York city where > street turbine electric plant in Euability id his chosen line. During Paul Starr and Edward Hickel Card of Thunks—W*> desire to! the post year he Ims ererled it-- mhi ofliig Rripids MichL. hav-' ••xpre” our thanks’ to nur friends!: they intended to remain one week, j rope, a xlrevt railway power -atnTln-y will be al home al No. 1(132 lion producing 120,000 horsepower. ntMlern dvvclHng h<mM in llii viH-' .,lln.|l;ls,l)| t||e Hjjou Theatre on and neighbors, our doctor, mini-;j Hope Avenue, Grand Rapids. Miss For the -llrsl lune since 1KH5 Inge of Woodland, full) ".I'»P1"’'L Michiuan Sr. just north of lb»li-| • -t.-r.- and singers for Hour many'I Stebbins is a well-known young I Spain, in January, had .a full of with every I lung* which will tend ]lnriy fmni p K Jordan, who has nets of kindness shown 'us during • woman of this city. She. hits at-’lsnow sufficiently heavy tn whiten tow-nnl mnkmg home the most *h -. a|,.(| 1( fop |jie |)!l3t j-ear. Hie illip-ss amt di-atli of our dear1.ways ri-shfed in ITaslIhg**. was eiiu-lHie landsca|U) ’throughout the lightful place on earth, and which Their <.|>. iiinr was Iasi evening, mother iiL-its schools and. in Kt. Rose country*. Ihry export Io ori tmy at.ihh* and;ai),| (||,.y promise to use only tli-- . Fdoiibm BliH-her am! Fitmily. | rated will be nl home Io I heir friends a - |M.M hrpJclures., -rh../ liaK,.. ;; , Xdv. Ai’iuti'iny, Monroe. ffoni^MnclJ she j iMllas. Tex., has esiablishiNl a | was graduated. Mr. Qua is man- municipal tree nursery ami will ter August 15. The many friend* । ;ili adv. in this issue «.f the BANTager of Hie Swiss-Aim-ricaii -Knits sell shade treees Io cllixen* at cost extend congratulations. BANNER WANT AH VS. PAY. ling Mills, of Grand Rapids. to beautify sidewalks parkings. Modoc Sfdiool Picnic. Glass Creek Grange. The second annual picnic and: Program for Glass Creek Grange: home coming of the teachers.! Kong fr>>iu Grange Melodies, scholars and patrons of the' Mudge I Roll Call -"What I do on Rainy | srhool will be held nl Tliornappl*’' Day...” Lake. Thursday August 27. 1911. Song—Ruth Kerr. • Thorn will lie a short program.' ”Wli,ii Shuqjd Be D«me Willi a Judge Clement Smith, a teacher: Bunch of Seals That are at a Stand I who-taught 50 years ago. will re- Still —Go... Havens. “Mv Sly ” Favorite Heplpft8 M— view old school day*. The roll of “ ” ” ■ — • ■ all the teacliers that' have tnuulil. Mat tie Havens, I.. Louglasa, the school for lhe Inst 50.years will Mump—Sister Olin.. lie called. Please be there. _ r ‘Tnder. What Conditions -nilo? —Led by the Worthy Master.I Asxjria Fanurra Club. Lhatade—Brotheh Ray Otft. “ The Club mel al the pleasant home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard • Song. ’ Floy- Whittemore, Shepard. Alwnl 50 sal down to » Lecturer.' I Hie delightful dinrpT mid jifler din­ ner the number was - inc tensed tn W’hte Awake Circle. •' about 70.. • Gid. Kent was on lhe program In Mr. and Mp Sid Itrtkler of; .lead a discussion but was.not pres- ■ dinslown .•nterlara*'d Saturday-1 ent so the program consisted «nly 1 U’Iihik. Jiily-2fith., tlui memlM‘t-s of reclhillous and music.. Mrs. Mrs.;and their • fainfliiw nf the Wide: Nina Tasker and Mrs. Carrie Lyon | Awake Sewing'Circle. All meineach gave -very pleasing solos andlbers and were present. The cvojiing iiuth responded with second num' ----- was whiled away with conve'fiaI tiers.. Recitations were given by, llpn and plans were made for a pic-! [Ruby Schroder.’ Margaret Brady.:ime to be held al Saw Mill Lake, Ktlirt Stumpf. Mrs. Mabel Moore August 1st. Lrter tho hoR.’.s, asand- Mrs. Irvin Chapman and all1'sjsted by lier iislqr, served a re­ mine up to tlielr iftnial standard i>f freshing luncheon.Tlip club will' excellence. Mrs. Stella Tucker­ nu:rt in August with Mrs. Kam Nay. man gave a good reading.. By re- i quest Little Velma Mulvaney sang I The problem <if giving souUieaslu little song jt|ie uojig at the fast ilern Italy ;U1 adequate waler supply' club. which has been studied since Ro­ The Club adjourned to hold their iman tune-, is-about t*vi»e solved !»>•. Hext inerting at Loon Lake. the construe!ton of an aqueduct to Alice G.-Thoniu, Rep. I cost about iAOOO,000. Warm Weather Wearables FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN We have a large and complete stock of these things and you are sure to find many attractive bargains on our counters. Embroideries Lawn Kimonas Lace Curtains House Dresses Apron Ginghams Dressing Sacques Lawnsand Chailies Wash Dress Skirts. Wrappers and Dresses Silk and Lisle Hose Summer Net Corsets Shirt Waists in Cotton Embroidered Lisle Hose Silk and Linen These arc only a few suggestions. There are many other dcsirablp and seasonable goods. THE W. E. MERRITT STORE Phone 66 Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, IVI.Y 30, 19IL the Slate- organizer withdraws lo; start a class in some other dislricl.1 The work thereafter is left in: change of the. loader. who receives assistance by mail from the col­ lege or lhe Department in currying on lhe work. As there is uo regularly paid in-, ’ AND PRACTICAL ’ FARMING AC­ structnr, classes oan be carried oni all over lhe State as rapidly ns the CORDING TO PLANS OF DEPT. college organizer can visit the . Of Aorlrnltiirr. zroups, nnd ns quickly as the lab­ oratory seta supplied by the col­ lege become avntlnlita. The local COLLEBE COURSES BROUGHT * loader will preside during (he read­ ing of the lectures and references, INTO RURAL HOMES for which full lexis and Ijinturn slide* are supplied by the ‘Depart­ ment. He will.also lai responsible Stale to Furnish Books, lantern for the. laboratory equipment. Every one who completes lhe Slides, lectures nnd Books To course will receive a certificate Any Group Organized. from the Slate College. A plan whereby ten or more Not all of thd Stales have yet farmers .or farm women can form agreed lo cooperate In this plan, homo classes In agriculture or do­ luist winter experiments along mestic science and receive the these lines were carried out suc­ textbook*. lectures, lantecn slides, cessfully in Pennsylvania, and this lalmraiory nnd cooking equipment has slimulnied an interest in lhe necessary to conduct them hnnj>een net hod In other Stales, in one of devised by the U. 8. Department of Hie Pennsylvania classes more men Agr rullure in cooperation With applied thnn could be uccommnAgricultural Colleges of certain daled. ami all of the 20 men mid 15 States. women who began lltecounwi com­ 'Hie object of lhe plan is Io make pleted it. Pennsylvania is now nr*accessible nt home. Io men and wo­ ranging for more classes, while men who have not the lime or Mnssaciiusell.*, Michigan,. Vermont means tp attend the regular cours­ and Florida expect tn take up the es at the colleges,, practical short work. Other Stales such as Maine, course* in agricullure and home New York, New Jersey, and Dela­ management specially , adapted to ware have signified their willing­ llteir districts. These courses, ness to cooperate. which will consist of 45 to 20 tec­ - Ordinarily n ciilleite in a Sialo lures, and will consume ‘five oi usually applies to the Department more weeks, can be arranged Io seeking its cooperation, when sufsuit the spare limo and eonven- llclenl Interest has been shown in ience of each group of people. the plan in several communities The courses In be offered at Anti where ten or more people have me (KHillry raising, fruit growing, Bought ihc instruction. For ilnnnsoils, cheese manufacturing, dairy­ rinl reasons, certain colleges pre ing. butter making, nnd farm liook- nut so able lo engage hi the work keenlnk; and for the women es­ us are others. pecially, courses in the prepara­ Tlie advantage claimed for the tion, cooking mid use of vegetable new home course's with local lead­ aiid cerea (foods. The Department ers and laimratory equipment over will supply Joel urea nnd lantern lhe ordinary correspondence slides covering these subjects, and courses is that only a small perthe Slates which have agreed to I'enfngn of (hose who lake the indi­ cooperate in lhe plan will lend to vidual correspondence course fin­ each group lalwiralory nnd cooking ish it. Studying in a group, wijti apparatus valued nl 9I(M) and a ref­ laboratory work- ami a leader, erence library. The textbooks nnd veins to stimulate the interest am! loci urea will bo made so complete add a social feature which lead th< Hint each group can safely appoint neinhors of the group to follow.! h. one of its member* as study lead­ work conscientiously and complete er tn dilwtxHie work of the course. it. Experiments with free rorres. When a group has decided in Ikondence courses show that whitf lake up lhe work, the State which many individuals gain advantaui r<M>perales semis an agent with the from them, many others, because D'-partmenrs roprcsenialive Io or­ Un- mal.-rial is finnidn-d fi-,-<- ,|, ganize a sample class and assist lhe not feel the same , obligation l< . leader whom they- elect in laying complete I hern a.- they do when out the work ami in showing him they pay a substantial sum of mon­ lh>- licsl methods of procedure. ey for lhe inslrpotioii. •The classes eoinnimdy are lield from 8.1MI lo 12.1)0 in the morning Thit Wai Enough. and from 1:00 Io 4:00 in lhe nfler'’Tommy, you bar! little boy, wl noon. two'or three days each week. Mid you stick out your tongue a The sessions are not hold every wriggle your nose at your nice aunty day. so Ihal the melnbers will have time to nttend lo their farm du­ asked (he fond mamma of a four-yci ties in between lhe sessions, as well old lad. “Well, nho aatd I waa as before and after the instruction •waet child," was the reply. period. The classes, meet com­ monly , nt the most convenient Strange Tree. . farmhouse. During the morning In Guinea there Is a tree whl hours, textbook work is done. In yields a peculiar kind of a fruitIke afternoon laboratory work is huge fruit resembling In size a can cAnducled, and lhe women who non ball and whlch'tnakes a.I have elected to take the domestic science courses have practical les­ dous nolle when It pops. sons in rooking. As soon as a class is establihed. Tanner want advs. pat. ORGANIZE CLASSES III DOMESTIC SCIENCf RED TAG SALE1 SAVE MONEY ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY. Every Solitary Article inihc Store at Reduced Prices during this great Red Tag Sale. It’s not a sale on a few things, nor on a lot of old goods, but new7 clean merchandise, and everything in the store is on sale. Every arti­ cle will have a Red Tag on to tell you the sale price. RED TAGS on Dress Goods, Linens, Laces, Sweaters, Domestics,'Dresses, Coats, Skirts, Suit Cases, Hose, Underwear, Rugs, Snades, Men's Furnishings and everything that’s in the store. Sale is in full swing. Sale is getting better every day. <•. New bargains added daily. A POSITIVE SAVING OF 10 TO 50 PER C^iT ON EVERYTHING. - READY .TO WEAR COATS, SUITS. SKIRTS AND DRESSES We expect to do a tremendous business in the above Department. Prices have been reduced so they will ob­ ’ “tain results. A big line of coats formerly sold for $10.00, made in the latest styles in fancy and plain. Price.$-1.98 A whole rack full of fine spring coats, beautifully satin lined, sold up to $20.00. Red Tag Sale Price.. .$9.98 Fine Suits some worth up to $25.00, made from the best materials in the new colorings at only$9.98 Winter Coats (Why not buy one now? It’s only a couple of months and you will need them).. Plushes, Astrachan and Kerseys $15.00 coats at only -..................... $7.98 Skirts—Two great lots at $1.98 and $3.98 Raincoats and Dusters in all sizes with Red Tags. „ Dresses—We have so many we can’t itemize them, but every garment has a Red Tag that will make them go fast. Our entire stock of waists ranging in prices from 48c to $5.00 are lotted out oh a great big table with Red Tags on that will make you buy one whether you need one"or not. Come and see. Underwear from A to C are out on the counters. Big lots strung up for convenience. One big lot of vests with half sleeves or without at.. .9c 15c and 18c Vests, strung in bunches, at only .. -v'................................... 12c 25c and 35c Vests, very fine Macco cot­ ton, at 19c Ladies’ Black or White Hose, strung up, at only.................................. Syjsc Silk Hose, not the thin and flimsy hose you generally buy at 25c, but a really 35c value at only23c Boys’ and Girls’ Wunderhose seconds • for the Reg Tag Sale. You can buy . them at only-».... 11c Men’s Socks in black or tan at only. 8V4c Men’s fine Wunderhose or Silk Lisle Socks - 21c Great,values in Muslin Underwear. Come and see them. Hastings Largest and best store New Hastings Electric Vacuum Cleaners For Only $2 Do not confuse this new Electric Cleaner with any that have been put on the market in the past, as it is a cyclone to sweep, as the ones we have had a chance to demonstrate to can testify.' Ninety per cent of those to whom it has bqen shown have pur­ chased, and most of the sales were made through the recommen­ dation of those who are using it. It will save the price of a man or womaato come and clean each . week, and the small payment of $2.00 each month, which we re. quire, would not pay for the work, if it was done in the oldfashioned hand way. We believe that this New Electric Cleaner is the only one on the market that will take up thread, hair, dust, dirt, matches, etc. Use it at least once every week and you will be surprised at the amount of dust and dirt that will accumulate in that time.* A telephone call will bring a demonstrator from-us and we will prove that in the New Hastings Cleaner we have the finest, pur­ est hopse-cleaning proposition on earth. . Miller & Harris Furniture Co. HASTINGS, MICH. "Furniture For Less Money." Undertaking at Lower Prices WAISTS—UNDERWEAR—HOSE. . LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERS AND COUCH COVERS. We want you to see our fine line of Ij»rc Cur­ tains.. We urr offering some extra gprcial val­ ues in this Red Tap Sale. Notice our prices: Ruffle Curtains anil Nottinghain Curtains only 39c Big shnwimrnf tine Nottingham Curtains In while •>r cream, values up to 11.30 at...................... 89c Fine high priced Curtains, some sold up to 13.00, we are going Io close them out at only IL18 Portiers worth up to fi.otl, at only ............ S2.4M W.00 Portiers in heavy Damask, nt only ....$&!« Couch Covens in different patterns...i 98c SWEATERS FOR MEN, LADIES AND CHILDREN. Wo have now a complelo line of Sweaters Uni will feel prelly good in the cool evenings in Au­ gust. Huy them now at the greatly. reduced prices. The RED TAGS will tell you lhe low prices. - MEN’S FINE UNDERWEAR DRESS SHIRTS, TIES, ETC. We carry the best ns usual, the'well known "VasMir" Underwear for Men, all styles of Union Suits at 89c A good quality of Men’s Union Suits at only...42c ’•Stag” Brand Dress Shirts, the best a round dol­ lar can possibly buy, this sale 89c will buy them. ' . Boys’ Pants. Dress Shirts and Tics at 23c and 42c Men’s ami Boy/ Bathing Suits al Bed Tag prices. FRANDSEN & KEEFER Is Offered to Our Customers to Secure the Use of One of the The Sample Furniture People ’* . —' — A Wonderful Opportunity . PAGE THRU one price to all Ring Mr. and Mt-. Mat. brushed bis head. It was a bald head. Sunday .with- .Mr. and The humor of the. street urchin Munger. cropped out at the act. A bootblack, " club will be' on-. who atood beside him, touched him on I’lie Miwn Lillian tho arm:and “Shine, str?" he asked. Fern Harding Un* week Saturday, evening, Aiiu-n-l I. nnd every tneinBrogue Is Real English. her.is reqiie.-hil.!•> he presi-nl.... i Mr. and Mi <, J lyd<*__Wall<>ii ami. According to rotne language stu­ dents fnsh brogue Is the anderit isy day for (Him for a two w.-<-k> visi of pronouncing English, preserved In Tliyy’vviir aH7-wFlTii« “WSHmi II. Ho parity by residents of tho Emerald 1.1/ i union while llien-. ) Mrs. Ixitlie iHinovnn and son ■Glen. Mrs. Sadie Oslrolh and midii— . BANNER WA.\T ADVS. PAY.— Wayne, Mi>. Haid»m Buxloir nnd; I dauglilers. Mr.-, Maud -Colp and daughter Fern, and Mrs. Nellie ■Hkillm:nr and itmxhter Ora artenriled lhe L. A. S. at Jay Cole's in As-! : syria Friday. I Mr. and Mrs. B' Ct Harding visited. Mr. nnii Mrs. I t ink Hyde and Mr. nnd Mrs Claud Hoffman spenl Sun-1 j near BoIIIcvid'. ‘ Tin* Sunday s. bool is planning' nr a picnic at I'liornapph' lake in [the near fuhn--. nil hear in mind: 111 nd plan to l’<>v The L. A. S. ire cream social l|eM' al Clyde Cole's !a«t Thursday even-’ | ing was a suer-— and a collection! of 318,25 was added to our fqnd. j Violet Hoffman spent last week; | Willi her broth- r Claud and wife. Miss Lillian Harding is expected I I home from Berrien Springs. Wed-1 I nesdny. where -he has beert attend- ! ink school. i Mr. and Mr-. Lloyd Marshall and mother Jfrs. I.Lnbara Marshall of Nashville called al Frank Hyde’s: 'Sunday evening. ' . I Gotievlev’l' and Josephine Buxton! 'spent the week-end with their aunt, I I Mrs. Kale Cole ffi Assyria. • Lillie Mary Mark, Is .suffering | from another swelling in her ,h>,a<l.1 I but wo hope il will not be as sori-! ■ous as the other was. .. .’ 7 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cole and; daughter Fern, who have been nl Clone Lake in • -"inpany with. Mr. and Mrs. Carrell Skillman and1 daughter - (Ira of Jackson returnedhomo Sunday. Mr. and MTs. .tay Cole nml chil-l |dren and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stan­ ton nnd daughter spout Sunday at jSnm Buxton’s.’ ‘ « | • Lillie. Dale Walton had the mis-.' [fortune to gel hi« foot badly crush-1 od under a nlank in lhe barn day last week.. . Preaching sorvire«- next Our Work. We must do our human work In a conscientious and immaculate man­ ner, Independently from whether so hope lo become angels some time tn the future qy believe that wo used to be mollusks somo limo in the past.— John Ruskin. His Specialty. Telephone trouble. In (be tropics “Did you hear about Muggins tak­ are largely duo to the wires becoming ing up settlement work?" “Yes; ha covered with air plants. In Porto usually works his creditors for fifty Rico the humidity Of the atmosptajre! cents on tho dollar." I. so great that tho plants (j^njtlnubto! grow until they are detached bp tho! Compassion. Ilnetfira. Tho sin lessens in human Mtlma tlon as the sense of guilt increases.— Schiller. There are worse pangs than thozs of want.—Bulwer Lytton. —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Buyers to Share in Profits Lower Prices on Ford Cars Effective from August 1, 1914, to August 1, 1915, and guaranteed against any reduction during that time: . Touring Car Runabout Town Car $490 440 690 E. O. B. Detroit, all cars fully equipped, (in the United States ol America only.) Further, be able to — obtain the maximum -------- , we ....will --- -— ---------------------efficiency in our factory production, and the minimum cost ii^.aur purchasing and sales departments if we can reach an output of 300,000 cars between the above dates. And should we reach this production, we agree to pay as the buyer’s share from $40 to $60 per car (on or about August 1, 1915) to every re­ tail buyer who purchases a new Ford car between August 1, 1914 and ' August I, 1915. -<2 ,. - For further narticulars regarding these low paces and the nearest Ford Branch or Dealer. , �THE HASTOKM BANNER, JULY 30. MIL Demnants and odds and ends in every department will go on sale Friday morning at very low prices. No remnant sold before Friday. ' Bargain Opportunity. We bJeickgenant & Hiede' a Rare have disregarded all former prices /fastings foremost department Store On Friday. July 31st. Me Mill begin and all remnants are marked to sell out quickly. Our ^ig Remnant ^ale Countless Bargains. Choice lengths of what has mostly been our best selling merchandise, will be placed on sale Friday morning for a final clean-up. It will be a_grand bargain opportunity for everybody, as every department in our store features in this Remnant Sale, and values have been reduced in most cases to LESS THAN HALF PRICE. Mothers will act wisely rtow by getting a supply for their children’s dresses for school. NO REMNANT WILL BE SOLD BEFORE FRIDAY MORNING department Store itieickgenant & Riede /•fastings. Mich. railing Miux Arina Couch of Hallie Creek, Mrs. Chas. Polls. spending the week-at lier faltiLOCAL NEWS •'.-*. W. H. Couch's. George Coleman was in Charlotte i'cnding the week al Niagara Fulls, j Mrs. Minnie Nobles left Saturday i feiuj... ........ । ingjMLjJ Friday on business. Ira Shultz of Shultz, spent Sun- morning for Ludington Heights lo ... t. „.... . , . L. H. Pryor was'in Grand Rapids ay in Hie city with Mr. and Mrs. I visit relatives for ten days. । ?Ln \ ua’h01)\’iUil taona and Grace. Will is spend­ Friday on legal business. . J&rtn Shullx. ; A. c. !!«»» .U.D.M t naella, ’ ing tht! week nt Nashville. Miss Josephine Spaulding is vis-1t Mr. mid Jklra. George'l.dhursl are (>f furniture manufarliiiers Thurs- . • |.- p pnnmm-l received from B Wright Garrison whir has been Ring friends in Battle Creek. Continued from pa to one. dangerously ill is slowly recovcrnJ | j. siiy.hr, of Irving, a very ac.-eplMiss Iniojeno Bi-ywn of Chi ­ entertaining company from Kalu- day evening in Grand Rapids’. I AftornoQii—Mii-dr.il RecRpl. . • ninzoo. | jjr> andMfg, Shcfiield. aiilocd to i able pi-.-->-nt in the shape of a ramcage, is visiting Mrs. John GoodMarcus A. Kellerman. .Mrs. Clyde Sutton went to ConMisses Eflle and MaryEdmonds,; Battle Creek, Sunday,t"’ .-till on the; bow trout weighiiig two pounds. I Single admission 5(1 cents-, Chilof Nashville, visited Mr. and Mrs. I doctor's brother, Geo. bhvtlleld and’The fish wa« 17 inches in length. antine, Saturday, lo visit het Idrcu 25 cents. Willard Ickes Thundby. I wife. i II was caught iii lhe river above । Evening—Grund Concert i Mrs. John Marshall, of Nashville, j Mr. and Mrs. tawRedlow and! Irving. Will Preston has roturifed to Ea-, । Westminster Choir. ton Rapids to take batlis for rheu­ was the gu.-st of her daughter, Mrs. littk- daughter of Grand Rapid-1 Rev. M. J. Badd<-r. who is euslodiSingle admission 50 cents, Chiltais McElwain Thursday. I were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. an of Itm campground in Penpock's I matism. Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Shultz of Fred Hart. *}Grave, Miss Olive tanfear has,gnne to! 'lurave, ris looking loosing afler aiier improveimprove- !, ... Sunday. nl! merits-----on“the and’ buildings • EhiIiIith iears in l.oiiuress Shultz were guests of Mr. and Mr.-. F. B. To*!.) has rented a collage .... ~ grduuds *------Lansing for a few weeks visit wit It I ■ ■I Preparatory' ' ... to II,..th........ I . ». >• nt of fl,..th.* l-'ltll, ... 11’’ Villi. 11,, ■llmiiillon's 11111 ■, i ■ ■ Afternoon—Sarred Band Concert EnUtiyh" Says OpII. C. Palmatier. Wednesday. Green take for six weeeks. and his meeting fi i.'ieh. I Bohumir Kry I mid His Band. '^\(WrtcuL Mis. James Gower nnd children family an* now comfortably doml- ronfrrencc and campmeetmg Aug. Mrs. Ed Johnston and daughter. . j Single admission .50 cents, ChilCatherine, have been visiting with have gone to Holland to spl-nd sev-!cilcd there. Il-J*. From The'Stalh JvQrnal, Friday, I dren 25 cents. friends in -Buttle Creek. eral weeks on the lake shore. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Brewer spent' Mrs. Arthur E. Kidder of Nash­ ItilyV, lull. ; Vesper Service. —---- » —------ W|K> jjBM jH,rin Mr|0us|y III -■Mr. and Mrs. Phil Burgess and Henry Doris nnd family of Lans ­ Ben&n Harbor, July 3rd.-l*»wu i Kvimlng-Km-n-dI fkincert wilh 8e‘gon, George, spout Sunday in Bjtl— .. —. ,-'cr m-ariy three months; was reing, visited his uncle A. Darling’and •»'<-• Oratorio ‘"Hia Gbci.-n lake cottage.. iceptly i<p>-rai>*d .upon tn the uni- hete in the Fourth c<*iigrdst*.iial family a few days last wedk. of Michigan, a hot puljjical! "./....'X ,, , , Edwnrd Kurtz and John Npblqs verstiy lio,-*|iilal in Ann AiIht. Mr. district scrip Inis opened. The light wa; ®jvyl nnd His Band and Miss Martha Ickes, of Baltimore, left Friday for Detroit, from which Kidder spi-nl Mr. mul Mii !i;nl. ■ W. Babcock Sunday with hi.< started by a probate ju-lge. ia«wisin'J‘ Dj-nton <*ran.l Opera taiupany. returned *. home oh Sunday, after place they will lake a boat Irij*. go- brother in this cily. returned Sunday lo- llieir home in |L I ’ hotnpsou. and the prize Is a' , ‘ a, | |,u,, " | "u uO cents, Llnlspending a week with ’her cousin. nig to Georgian Bay ami Ho Son. Toledo, after a two weeks • visit Eleanor nt- Shultz sp*-i P. T. Colgrave. forrnrriy supreme .. ... . .... ..... J ..........- dren '.*5 eelils Mrs. Geo. Hickman ami daughter. ’ cbanci?H'>r of the Knights of Pywith her sister, Mrs. L. Monday. Mrs. Gail Best returned on Sat­ of Kalamaz'Hi. and Miss Linnir1 Ihiiv* fraternity, has gone to Win-; Mrs. Sarah Ausiin, who has been lorning—Children's Hour.—Miss urday from Naponee. ImL, wiiere ■ visiting Mrs. Rose Colgrave. reBrnnelL of Battle Crer-k. are visit-J mpeir. tn attend a meeting of Hie' .Mr Arthur. she lias beeii spending several turiu-d lo her home in Chicago Sat­ ing their mother. Mrs. I>. Benm-li i -upreine lodge of .the. order. Mr. Lecliire, “ Ups and Downs."—Mr. Weeks with rdalives. and other relatives. -Cnlirrove Mopped in Muncie. Ind..: : unlay. Mr, mid Mrs. Herman Sharphorn. ] • iiroUlt! to the Manitoba capital. J-, t'atimtop. °i Niks, Berriep cuun-, Mr. and Mrs. Jbhn. Bronson nnd Ma-oii Neviijs and family of Single Admission 25 cents, CbilMr. and Writ. Waldon Brcpisou and Wichita. Kansas, are visiting rela­ entertained at their cottage Sun­ of Gram! lliipidft were in the city! I*. T. C ralli.-r daughter. Dorothy, spent last Sat­ tives in ihis city and spending a day, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sear <>l Thursday, on hu-iuajs. Mr. Sharp-■ dress, al ...- .„r ••> . ------ a coincident Hint the’dren 15 cents. *'•' Michigan il-fh-gaurday nnd Sunday al their tang. lew we.-k• al W ill Lake. ‘'.aunty Piom-i-r .,Uo ........ . , Afternoon—Musical Prelude—Hay Stiugautuck. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Shel­ horn wild his hotiso in the fourth i the Kalmnutoo ■■ long, ' .. Lake collage. . As.-oeinltoir nl their 'uieetine al In-.l tom vvlm have been |im si' in i' mar and JfelL Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Evarts and Hie don. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shute ward to Prof. Ellsworth. Mgs.'Jas. Silsbee and daughter. Misses Gertrude Smith and Mar­ MPi-amt Mrs. IL H. Snyder’ and’*linn Ink** mi August ft>. Ite will , * have lhe hnrdesl tights ot ] Lnelur-> -Speaker lo be an­ nounced later. Miss Sadie, Mrs. Kep Silsbee and guerite Ib-ltinanspcrger are guests and Mrs. Charles C. Barnes and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hnnvy lefl!ai-o deliver an-address b*-fnre tb<- j >1" ll' car«-<-i.s on their liands ul ibi- , Mrs. Mercy Tinkler wore over of Mrs. B. K. Grant at her Gun and Mrs. Leander Hickersdn., Thunday in Hie former's aulnm*'- talon enunty pioneers in Char- time. One is Hamilton, thyl--outer -otlu-i ;i ^Single admission 33 cents, Chil... Sinilli . ...... ... 15 c.-nts. Stinday guests al Geo. Tinklers |•'Sunuel W. of the sixth!*h*n sixth Miss Genie Brawn, of Chicago, bile for a trip to 'Traverse City, lotto. August 2H. Smith and Hamilton have Evening—Chihln>n'a Night—Haymar collage. Gun take. Mrs. J). H. Hunter and children, was Hie gm-sl of Mrs. John Go**d-~ ,1 Hi. r-iiu.-- kiiglli of inn. ; A Ni-IT and Merton A Colby. Miss Joseph Nash .with. Philip of Port Huron, an- visiting Mr. nnd year and other friends hero the i-. ’ Smith was Hr.-t ib-.-l-, Single,admission 50 cents, Chil- .. ■Hartman of Jackson. Miss May Bid­ Mrs. John Castcl.-in. who have the past week, leaving for Chicago. . dle, han Kay and Mrs. M. IL* Bid­ mmiagemi-nt of the rnimly home. Tuesday. • fOie has accented a ji*>- home in Baltic- Creek last W«-*r. i Since lhe ace of two year- he ha. dle of eDtroit. have been spending Tlie visitors are on their way to sition with n'tending illilIinery’es­ nosdny, after an extended visit with ; been unable tn ^-e vvilh. Hi-'. eye, • grTtie fates i Tuesday. . 1 outing al Ackers poinU in the northern part of the tablishment nl Detroit, mid after. her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Dart- which tr»ubl«*d him w- much <<F. regularly eveiy-Iwi I Morning—Children'll Hour—Mi.-s nig ami other n-ltilivcS and friends.' lai'- that lie wavs compelled lo liav*-’be>ii rcl'irnel. 'lii slate. U Mi Mi September I will livc’in that city. ‘ .McArthur. Miss Bessie Horm-by rvlui-iied with . H removed. . He u getting along ।of Hamilton. ( J • tact uro — ‘‘To and J-'ro.”—Mr. her. ....... inicely.- . ! . L .linkm 1 ItoinpaOnMmmeyfrom Al-i Mrs. J. T. Loinbard, Who has bei-ni The coal of giav.-l given Brnml-' h g iu county. Twii'yeoW api In igjpple aduilssihn 35 cents, Cliilvisiting bur daughter Mrs.. Ikjnaldi'wny lull, north of lhe Iran 1>jid--i-.’;«'«•’ rind.-eh-d jmlgn of pndmle ini dr-vn f5rr-nls. Smith in KI. Lotus- for mmih> tim»*|«s a gfeul iuiproveim-ul.. .The hill.!oiat rminly. He made a hard nnd■ Etcninu—.Toy Night-Kellogg-llainInfl yesli-nlav f(1r .home. Mrs'which was furipcriy full of nils, ; emtnisleiil tight for lhe Republican'; ,.s Siiiilh and her. two daughter* <fro! now smooth nml I In- Ira fin- on it jB party in bis ccunty ajnl w.u vlcloriSinale Admission50 ccnls, Chilwith her. and will remain hero for I ■' pleasure. There an- a large nuin-i lhe campaign brought oulj dran 25 ccnls. an extended visit. J her of rough and sandy patches in I • homp«* u as a speech maker ami Admission to Children's Hour free Hastings, Mich., July 18, 1914 —----------------- — jibe city streets which would bolas an all .iround camp.iigiiei. A; to all A CCilCDAI ClinnDCAM WAD j greatly lienefitled by similar treatb « we*-ks ago he announc-*! be ’ --------------------Dr. C. P. Lathrop A uERunAL CUnUrtAN WAn rment. r was going-after lhe republican I Annouiiwiiu-iil. , SFFMS VFRY PRHRARIF Joseph Ilieth-. of, life firm of nominalioh for congre.<s in the . nill (lf Ih,. <i|ll,|J,|ale.s for Hastings, Mich. PERSONAL MENTION Dear Sir:— z Having Purchased a “Victor Victrola" I wish to know what superior points you found ^ver other musical instru­ ments. ' Thanking you for an early reply I am Yours respectfully . F. R. PANCOAST. HASTINGS CHAUTAUQUA BEGINS NEII WEDNESDAY ---------— : Butliwworlli hospital on Saturday iiommnlpm.of Hamilton.. e in ticket Austria line Aln-tuly Attacked Scr- and op<-rat.-<l upon for apptfinlieitir.; The young Alh-gan _n'S<e N con- ’ I imi a fartm-r, reside in flrang*'via. Russia mid Germany Slay 1 lhe oper.ilibn uu- vY-p- diflirull. dueling vyhat might, be a apTTrapri-. vilb- township, und-havo been supNcxl I Iv nt I'Hch Other. ,'11' Bo-'Icji emidilmn i- i-epoi h-d un-iy t.-niu *Da "Ford campifigii." | i-rvisor from that township mrw ... • , . , ! favorable. l he firms local .-lores nwm r of oim those Mice.e.vsful year., । War in nll.il> cruelty ami horror an- under the local manacem-ni. Inllclimle-rs. ............... Itus - . Jmlu-e Jmlce .. Thmnp-on Ims' Orangeville Grangeville hrisn'l been 'reprewas begun Tu-.-Nlay, when Austria of Richard tappenthien- during Mr. <-l• out■ •to — i-i.ver • ... . - willed - - on the ticket in years, and the eiiliri! district, issued a formal declaration pro- Jiiede's abs*-nc<‘.‘ ' which jiompri-.-.-. the counties of -we f<-el entitled lb .this nomination. I claiming .war against Scrvia. If Charles Ahnison. who ba* I.. ; bj--n.Alb-g.nl, Berrien, larry. Caw, St.H nm ptedued to no one, nnd if । hostilities can lx- localized to these; on'a protracted spree in Middlc1 ' ■ Joseph and Van Buren. It Is one elected will conduct the ofilce on two countries they may nol be ofjv-Rlo, ami Robert Corey, wfio also* ■ •f. Hi_____ biggest di-trkts in the state strictly business principles.1 , much consequence exeept I" the,Rnbided lo» copiously in coni juice.!.uni two vears ago ovi-r ... 5(i,6ub vote - will appreciate your supporl at the I two. Bui it seems inorc than prob- were- arrest'-*! by Deputy • Slmrifi wencast Tor----------- “----- Primaries on August congre.rtman.i Adv.. aide that Rm<-ia will fly to llm aid; Lii-hty on . Monday and arhiigned Thompson says he’s going Io med Alfred M. Nevins. i of Servia. whose people ore a,before Justice Cadwallader. whi te ;i majorily of thor v>.oU-rs ifjui has____________ _ ___ _ branch of the Slavs, lhe Hamo rare. (hoy p|oa<l>-d guilly ami drew 30 |<> w-tr oul his Ford ■ — , “Pji-.s . .... , ofilce around," i. WEICKGENANT & RIEDE BUY ns the Russians. If Russia shall do days each in the county,Jail. An-' the Ihal Gcrulauy will .no doubl go to*ninon's ntnthor lies.at tho point ' *" ' lhe Austria, and d*«4lh. France will help Russia. Thus a The township- of.Johnstown> I, Jitti-n going to AVa-hington for IHi ----------- * war that will involve all of Europe । buildimr a mile of good road on■ lhe. Hi'* vcai-s. “That’- honor enough; it’s .Will Combine Storks of IlcmiLS and seems imminent. . J"!'1 Battle Creek Mage raad. l„ „„UK„, lu b>;- ; Imitr r.iiouglr, to ask an? any „„„ man U1 tn-. ILislinus Hlorrs in One Sion* । The cause, in really race haired.i ginning at tin- Callmun county Hno lhe Allegan nnn . -t.n „ his hi» country? Hginhy. says the Allegan | In Hastings. । There ar.- many .Slavs in llm 'Aus-1 A-* il is ncrewary to haul lhe grav- judge of priibale. ' - ------------nil.if..i m.n- »mv- a hyjf mib* Tlmmp-"!-._j> on the sunny side The firm of We 1ckg*-nanl A Weickgcnaul & Riede Riede i the ruling races of. Germans and' „... .... I al preseijt. :(1f to. He’s -made a capital pro- have purchased thn stores of G. H. । Hungarians there is a-biller fueling. Under Hie county road system. Ih.-ibale judse iq-Allegan cmijity mid Otis A Co. al Hastings and Remus, When Hie Andrian Archduke., timd ciimmls.-i'tiiHs of Calhoun■ tirat bailtyvii-k will givo him u big .Miclu and have taken possession of I heir lo lhe Austrian throne. togeth­ rounty are buibjiug a mile north inijonly al Hie August piimarie.f. lhe same. The new proprietors Hiey ar«-tilamgug flio personal campaign tn- in con- will pirt*on a big closing-oursali-, er with his. wife woj-e recently slain of L’rbiimltile. in one of the Slavfo provinces of lo build two more miles. The. ducting—w’ilb a smile and u hand- us will b-* seen by their advurtiseAustria, the slayer warn Servian. roiid will >oon be con-tru' ted. to | shake Os hi.- chief weapons-tigl nrnitl In this iiwue. We understand The inwoecpr runfessed that he llm Barry eounly I Jim and the rest- making him-friend.- mid Mipp.ulcr>| that it is lhe purpose -of Hie new dents o( this comity will have aj|-|:ill over the di-tricl. Aht-ady it! proprietors l<» combine the two w«r« instigated to <k> so by a con- other opporlurnly tv find it con-Hooks as though the Allegan, cun- stocks nnd continue business at Hie .-ptracy formed in the Servian cap­ ■ vement to go sournwhei-o "I-.. Im-l’didote will to- lu-.-nd from at Hie;oltl'slnnd in Hasting-. Tho Remusstock will be shipped to Husliugs at ital. nnd conipOM-d of leading Ser­ sides Hastings to do ilielr trading. .Ui-usl cliwliofi.—Adv. ___________ , I.mce. which will make the block vian gwiierals nnd statesmen. The rhis road between, Hast ma* ' and . vivi-rtiM-d li-tn-rx. ’ inore complete. plot was hatched in Ben ia, and -the halite Lreek H part of llm trunk .vivihimu i.< tn rs. During' their stay in Hastings Serviap government itself was im­ turn highway lo be hid between Grand Rapids mid Battle Creek. Mr. N. 8. Addis, Mr. Win. Andrus. Messrs. Grant and Oscar Olis have plicate in it if not tlie instigator. The result' is Austria’^ determi­ Thornapplo town.-lup has built two|.Mr. Win. Craig And'nson. Mr. An-1 made many friends who hope that nation to cru»h and annihilate niites of trunk line highway, and | Hmny tagsse„Mr. IL W. Kuapp, Mr.-tfieir Tulun* activities may be in SeH-ia. so as to cuib her own Slavic' llm‘ resident* of Baltimore an-. Frank Roush, Mr. Win. Sherman.1 Hustings. Suffice it to say that iplaiiiiiiiR to htnld two tnih-, HieiMr.s. Leila. Bako. Mr-. S. J. Kmi--wherever-limy may locale the best population. same kind of road north of Duwl-pmi. Julia Lmtershitll. Mrs. T.iwishes al lheir friends will follow 1 Stonehoujie, Mrs.-Fern GiddhiBs. 'tliem~ ' . -RANNER WANT ADVS. PAV "• •'.Wf,«.«. otis & co* s. two stores Mr. F. R. Pancoast, - Hastings., Mich. Dear Sir:-The Viotrol# Offers to everyone just what I wanted in a musical Instrument, viz: Vocal and instrumental music of the .highest quality, reproduction of voices and instru­ ments true to tone and as perfect as the originals. The Victrola is an ideal instrument for the home. Youro very truly, C. P. LATHROP, M. D. �PAGE F1VB When You Buy Clothes Obit usoCatherine Bolinger, daughter of Solomon and Anna Bolinger, was1 born in Darke Co., Ohio. October 18, t84O and departed this life. July BL I SIL aged 73 year#, 0 month#, 3 •tt, was united in ■ marriage to I Solomon Blocher October a. twio. To this union were born twelve Seal Brand” children; five • son# and seven I The Coffee of daufliter#, who were as follows: Anna, Ernmnml, Samuel. Harn-on. Universal Appeal Mdmund, * ids, Midnic. I^titia, Edith. John. Clara and one girl who died In infancy. Their early married life wk* spent In Darke Co, Ohio, until tlm year, 1881. when they moved to Michigan and settled on the farm where they now live. She, with her husband united with the Brethren church .in. 4862 and was a firm belik"T in her church to tho last. In the summer of iOli. she be­ came afflicted with, anaemia fn,>m which she never fully reeovared. On Tuesday, July 7, she suddenly tiecaine worse, when gangreenc net in which caused much pain ami suffering until the end came. Children’s Suits, Trousers and Straw Hats U off At different times she expressed hear readiness to go if it was the Reduction on all Summer Underwear and Shirts. Lord's will. She was a loving companion, a devoted mother, a kind neighbor. This is a Genuine Clearing Out Sale and It Will She is survived by her husband, Save You Money To Buy Now. live sons, six daughters, nineteen grand children, one great grand (Don't Wait. child, two sisters, one i>rnllier><»nc half sister, one half brother and a host of friends. O, mother, mother, can it be That we no more your face shall scef Tho scalding tear unbidden starts No words can cheer ■ our aching hearts That we are left here sad and lone. And mother, dear biother has gone home. Homo to that beautiful land above, Home to tho Saviour she tender­ ly loved. Yoke Fellow Band. 0:00. to lhe friends awaiting her | PERSONAL MENTION | Home three Evening service, 7:30. Everyone • i.s enjoymu the service in Jh»* open Free from all sorrow, strife and fair, ami (lie attendance is splendid. care; ' rnsferCMu Cliurrli. |Bc,i.l.-. IIk- ch..lr lliu.ta Itera will Finished a work that has been well .. . I Im n Lfio Sunday evening by Mr. Mrs. Sylva Slawion is quite sick done, Morning nnd evening service* ns Keller and Mr. mid Mrs. Bells. at this writing.. In 1 anti 2 pound cans. Never in bulk. Gone to u crown she has nobly usual next Sunday. Stibjecl of the Tuesday evening rolltum prayer won. Herman T. Crites, of Flint, is Ground, Unground or Pulverized. sermon for the morning service, | meeling. al the hoitae uf Mr. visiting Mrs. Lydia Crites for the “What Shall We Do With Our, iuld Mrs. B. Place. N. Broadway. week. । SOUTH CASTLETON AND 1 ransgresshms'.’' i -----------Mra. Clem Foster is spending lhe MAPLE GROVE. Popular evening servire at 7:30. Alcthodld Episcopal Church. week with her parents in Grand -Gospel talk. Ail welcome.. Tim Mr. and Mrs. Newton Wills of Rev. IIiism’II IL Broody, Pastor. Rapids. morning hour of. worship Mill reLacey, .Mr. and Mrs. Sriott Campbell Service# Sunday August 2nd, as mifins at lhe popular hour of 10:30. Mra. Frank Holly attended lhe amf child or Maple Grov*- Center Sunday school at 11:15; evening follows: funeral of a relative in fyiuth Bend and Orval Wills spent Sunday al 10:00 a. in. Sunday school. ' worship nt 7:30. Wednesday. Ari Walts. II a. m. public worship and sixth • The last three Sundays nf Aug­ Mr, and Mrs. Earl Rolhanr ami Mrs. W. A. Scott ami niece. Mis# ust will ln> vacation Sundays. No sermon in lhe series on the Apos­ Ruth O'Connor are visiting friends children of- NashviHe, Mrs. Grace services will be held in lhe church. tles' Creed, "I Relievo That He As­ and relatives in Saginaw. Hyde of Barryville. Mrs. Bertha cended and Silleth at the Hight Corey and two children of Baltic portunity Jo attend Uio other Hnhd of God, TiurFatlier Almigh­ I Miss Hazel Turner is staying a Creek spent Sunday at Harley Hay­ few — day# this week with-------------E. J. King ’ ~ ..... ---------------------------churches and tin*.camp meetings. , ty." ■ 7:30 p. in. public worhsip and I and wife, nt their cottage at Acker’s man's. Mrs. Laura Parks of Hallie Crepk story sermon, "The Mother Who j Point.. United Brethren Church. Watched By lhe Scaffold ' " " Bert ' Arehart and family spent spent several days at Fred Parks. Phone No. 9 Hastings, Mich Miss Gladys Walker of Chesaning Sunday with their mother. Mrs Two Hons." spent several days last week’with Lawrence Arehart on High street. ■file pastor, who was nli.--.-iil Iliad. Mrs. N. S. Jenisnn nnd her sister her cousin, Dorris MeadWesleyan Methodist Church. Sunday will lie home lo Hit lux own Mrs. Frank Berry and.Mrs. Roy ’Mis* Cowles of Lansing, are tho pulpit next Sunday and services SI. J. Badilcu, Pastor. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Mc-V Bassett and ‘ children of Soulu ■ will lie as follows: Sunday.services: • Nashville, spent Thursday at Fred I El wain. 10:00. Sunday School. • to.txi «. m. cines meeing. #01 TH RUTLAND. Rev. Thomas Cornelison of Dan­ Parks.. WEST WOODLAND. II :00. PrenrliingN Obituary. Mra. Art Walla is entertaining ville. Ken., former pastor of lhe Miss Ciihiline Amelia Hntninnl Fr<’d Smith and family attended her mother, brother and sister id h ii™ l imSh.......................................' 11 Lebanon, Ind. > was born m Ohio. January 30.3H3O. church at Baltimore Sunday. :30. Preaching. Thomas Kay. wife and brother. | Mr. Bigg#’ people entertained ami ilie.l in Hastings, July 10, RUL She wd# the only daughter of “ ,uu .............. to'™ n m.n Georgo of South Nashville, Charles their company at I'odiink lake List llnlzey ami Amelia Brmiiard mid day night, July 31.- 1 ! weeks visit with their grand par­ Smith and wife id Knii- Ed. Smith Friday. A filmily gathering of the was the lust surviving.member of a vilctLall. and family of North Nashville-, Win. Met rilield'. Dr. Merrifield and wife •ums. Thur&lay 'nits, in Constantine. family of live children. of Chicago, Mr.-.W. Merrifield. iflirt Smith and wife of Nashville spent AIIh’iI Hauer spent over Suifllay . Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Wilson of Merrifield nnd family, Mr. Merrill’s George, her last femahiing broth­ in Grand Rapid.*. aci-mml of (he increasing ntlrn<l* ill I ^liehoygaii Falls, Wlm qi-o spend­ Sunday nt Chester Smit h’s.. . Miss Clara Thonih# of Nashville , family till of llullimd. , nnce and lhe h<>t w<-al|i<>r. lhl-( ! I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hecker ami er, died in Prairieville in d002. LOCAL NEWS » '" f"w ,lays LULHL HLWJ m M|K.q a (.arrjp (>f wi,h •ll,,ir J’isler, spent Bunday with Mamie Deller. lee cream sut-ial al Charlie ami She was married tn Edwin L. .Mm Mnrry vtsllrd the former's Harry Fuller pf Battle Creek Carrie laujir's Salunla'y •'yeriing. Richards, , November 6, 1815. at ^j^EaiG25\ ,g=iit=re=o=JJJ Mrs. Mary Tobins returned lo her Friday ' home in Urbandale, Sunday after- spent severaldayJ lust Week at Mrs. Aug. 1st, by the Huuth Rutland W., L<smi. Jackson Co.. Mich, and mov­ Sullivan, near’Clarksville, Sunday. • study rias Iti-v. M. J. Badder has received an-noon, after a short visit with lier McBeth s. ed into Prairieville township in Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Stowell and vllallon lo continue the-puMorate sister-in-law, Mrs. Sylva Slawaon, Mr. nn<l Mrs. Luther Ixiehr alchildren.. Fnil Kenmily nnd Ben soirrn HUHNE. Hastings charge another year. j Miss Lillian Brown, who has been four miles west of the Village. Stowell of Newark. .Ohio, Mr.-*. Flos­ vilnl. ... lhe Grant (Hi* r’ai. ha* Iransferr- i visiting her sister^ Mrs. E. J. King M1#a Lulu Helriglc* viisIM Mi** To this agred couple nine children sie llobmi>on ami Mr. and Mr*. Geo. . Friday wighl I.. Woickgeminl & Heide llieir>nl ,'11’ ’/‘ng Lake eoltage, for two Beuie Benedict from Thursday to were burn. George, residing in Bed- Slowed of Hasting* ami Mis# Mathie M-h*. al Hemin and, Huslingw, 'v'TM ',o returned to hex home Saturday.’ » ,foid. Mieh.. Italzey of Hastings. Taylor of *HartTor«l. Mich., visited regular choir prart!<•*•, Mr. mid Mrs. M. Keyser mid baby ...mul S^jJMmI lieing involved. This in Lliicngo. xAmelin of Coats- Grove, Adelin of al the homes of Perrry und D.'N. Sunday -clns-l. Io.ixl laisl. mi- sali< wjit< conducted by W. A. I hi nil. I -Mr. and Mrs. Frank. D. Leiiton. visited in Grand Rnpiils the hitler ! Marion, James of Heed City, WarmamiK. r of ll.isting# Business Ex- ",,n «’*';« *•«-’> visiting Mr. and port of tho week. Mr. an.I Mi­ ll. Forman ami i'llIll.T Habitat h School at. ini’ picnic win i"- i" io on- iiiiiiiw- cliang*’, I.’lll Fji4 Outer St. <*- IJeodnck. for lhe past week Mrs. Ogie Pardee visited her sis­ hig Wednesday, if lhe w.alhur is , I... « . MicblfU .M" «- uiX" ur“"'' ter, Mrs. John Parritt, Saturday af­ past ten; ph-aelnm.-. half past t-lev- ,2i, IH'.i'j auil Effa residil Saddle Bag like, Tuesday. favorable, al Hxliink laik<-. Tim ternoon. Mrs. .Caroline Hauer and Miss wut|ke<\ Wlc small children wilt go mitoli liayMi## Lulu Helrigb’ ii- now clerk­ Tin* Tlerrajerl enjoyed sixty nine Amelia and Herman Hauer vistleil tibnriie Ixxilir and sister and' loads, nnd I lie adult# in ntilomning in the Linden store. lhe former’s daughter and family. Clack -Osborn and wife look im auto biles. Come on yiimdiiy and hear nil Miss Elizabeth Thompson spent Mr. amt Mrs. Everett Clam in South hcr at niiietj alMiiil it. There .will lie bathing, Ils.. 15 G.-Pnl. ^u,.ninn.l.u. IP ... II.’ Ickes Rachel bill Erb Saturday evening and Sunday with trip jo Hattie Creek and Augusta *' * S nnd Mrs. lUchOl Woodland, Sunday^. Sunjiay. lishing, Imating. a hearty dinner, use 15. HreaUtkxiimmider- Love­ from Friday until Sunday evening, Mimi Bessie Benedict. Mr. and Mrs.’ Will Underwood ami then an afternoon of sports ami lace and Currie E. Torrey, of De­ taking in the two ball games at Shortly after lier marriage she are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. W. Anson Boyes from Hastings, a Rny Wares spent W.-dneaday and troit, will deliver addresses. games, with prizes for the winners. IUUUIWIW Charlotte «II'| and tiiisungs. Hastings. former resident- of Rutland, ha- united with tin- ehurcli of Chri.-l Edward- and daughter. Hazel and Thursday at Gun Lake. h- It.8*1!?’"?* PrpWbPd.al Mr. and Mra. Mr*. II. H. C. Barnet Barnes and Ozie Pardee and wife and Simon purchn-ed G. M. Fox’s pmperly and ami reinaine<( steadfast in that Mr. and Mrs. It. Mills of Wellingllm -Melhmlist Epsiropnl church i daughter of Cleveland. Ohio, Mrs. Pender and wife visited George store.aLShultz ami pirnned up for faith unlit her death.' -ago Munday iiionimg. A large emigre- A. J. Barnes of Orwell. Ohio, and Clarke and Wife near Lowell, Tues­ business Monday morning. Morning worship. H:OT. His All that could be *16110 to cmn-i o'rley Itisli igs, spent r gallon ’heard him with pleasure tyt Mr. and Mrs. **-’------many friends wish him success/ I fori ami relieve in her illness wh# over Sunday liny Mclnlyrft day of evening. . _____ ieigers. ing service, fnilowed.hy observance usual. N<’xl Sunday, both nmrhing; Grand Rapids Lipids. ’Mien., are guests of Clarence Benedict Benedicl ai"k wife vj»Fred Smith .mid family mid his chci’ifully ami anxiously given by( Mr. and M ,’k**r and * ^•nd evening llm pastor will preach, I Mr. nnd I. 1 ... .. j j .. Mrs; Gimn o Uirtl's supper. Mm. E. M. Barnes of Hast- j ited their daughter. fnlher Aflnn smith mid family nroJ and Mj.*< Young People's meeting, 6:00., 'anil vvill be welcomed by large, con- ing#, at their collage at Crooked i Miller ami family *'f" Lacey ’ from spending Illis week camping al left lo rnoirrn th*’ loss of an Tht! jgregalions. (Lake Resort, Delton. Mich. [Thunyiay until Sunday. Lender. Mi*s Margaret L-sler. sellisli arid loving wife au<l niothenfitors, Tuesday: Wall lake. For long years -he gave freely ofi Lawrenre Raffler of Ea-I Anson Merrill, - who returned ....._________________ from Alabmna liisl Wednesday, is her strength and.devolion lo fam-:. pleased with llm country and ily. home and friends and is. il(ler! Mr. and Mrs. Ernes! Forman ami thinks of moving llmj'o-iu.,Nuvem| last week nl I.. II. Forman's. ber. Asleep in h Schiwd meelimr -al* I lie school ■ E*l. Leonard and Marguerite bouse Monday night. A good at­ tendance. ' (>. W. Hikus was cleelcd No fonrx no woe. shrill dim lhe hour' Wad*-'.*. Sunday. Mr-. Ellen Hus.«>*ll and grand?>m moderator. M>-- Gram- Howman I lint iiianift’.sts the .Sivimir’a nowfrom Freeport was hired for lhe - er. . - ItuVH Gould of Battle Cn#’k. who " — -----------------------■ i luu.A visiting at I). N. Stow-* ensuing year. l>o noi. expect all LONG BEACH. from (he leaclier, it is tlie parent s' ell's, returned home Saturday. duly lo-co-openile with llm teacher ........ ami MHITH EAST KAI.AMO. family from! j Raith* Cn . . . - - ~ , ..... ----------- , ....■t .Davis, is having his resl,frii-nd.-wlm is-<• siK’i-i-sful m hold- >«K” Iuo-iiay and Wcdne-day. 'deuce painted. inu I hi’ young people giive-a ball Roberts mid wife of the Mrs. Celia Sprague entertained . ■I i. John । .............--luagiu: <-iueria game to Hit* hoys and ihe ladeIndie- j Huberls Roberta Mode Music Hou-. House’ wore were, at the theI! company from Lansing, Lansing. Sundaj Sunday. How many thousands of hard-earned dollars have been invested in gold bricks no one will ever know. The r.l..’ tn Bem-h Monday. II.... I....,............ I... has ■__ been I M-rv.’d ice cream In llir -liad< Earl Hoisington who fellows who deal in them operate on the basis that a prospectus promising enormous dividends, compared tlm Tanner ni’ialibnrljood Saturday' Mark Skillman pud wife arc: visiting his son in Kalamazoo, rewith which the “paltry,3 per cent" of the savings banks seem ridiculous, will do the business, and too often aftwMipcin. . icampiiig with timir son Karl Skill-! turned home last week. ————— ' |man M th<’Green cottage. <y^|„ Rrjftg, )>f (iran,| Rgpi.h they are correct. ' • ». ■ . (.LVbS t.ltl.Lk. , I or < oimi.es and boajs call Citi- -pent the latter part of last week A few years ago the famous "Franklin Syndicate,”operating in New York, agreed to pay 5 percent weekly zeus phone 2 long ml.l 2 short. ; with his brother, Fred. here. I John <Jiri-.tr ami family and parMrs. Ed<| Hall spent Friday af-' dames Sarah and Ruby Erway Fri­ (260 per cent annually) on deposits.. The money came in by the barrel, and after paying a few dividends day. July 31. for .«un"*r. •ly of girls from South H i-imu’- are (ertioou at Thornapple Lake. out of the money sent them by the '’suckers” they suspended payment indefinitely. It was estimated that .... «*.....j ..... ........j, .-. ■_■.■’•pending a week at the Little Red John Roberts went tn DcirtHI,. in less than ninety days they received over $500,000. Seems incredible. Bruts spent’ Sunday with It. F;.jcottage. iF'ridgy., Foreman. - Pahl uiul Arina TelurmLl Mr. Griggs tlie dancing master Frank Pennock was on the sick No banker cVcr knowingly advised a depositor wrongly. When you find a place for your money safer and home with iheirr to spend a few! from Battle Crnek will give b’.-sRiis r9|. part of Inst week, mid unable more profitable to you than our bank, we expect you to put it there, and if you consult us will advise you •— i very Saturday, mghl until further p, be in his blacksmith -hop. .. so to do. In the meantime, however, wc are glad to render you our very best service. Fuiwuian-u pulling-in a c.-(, notion. ■; I'* noliec I - Mr. Mr. and mid Mr#. Mrs. Wilfsagf Will Sage reiurm-l return.’.! ment wall for Borner Wnhier. ’ Clyde Wilcox and family from (to their home in Banting#, la-t Floy Whittemore has gone lo| Hayings. Bei nice nnd Beulah Mead I week after spending u .few day* Delton to stay with her graiidptir-; from Nashville ate io’<mp|;Mi»i with her relatives here. enls. ' ■ I Breezy Rest. . , l Grain threshing is the order of 0. W. Wliiltwnofe commenced g. M. Fox ami wife mul the hit- the day now in lliia locality. threshing Monday. j ti*r‘s mother. Mrs. Valley were at’ Little Earl Briggs'h improving. Harry Dmm ami family spent the lake. Sunday. j A nurse |s caring for him. Sunday al Fred Otis'. . 1 IL IL Loppentbiun anil wife from; ---------------- - —r—John Chamberlin was seen on our! Hastings were at the liik^-Sunday. In Britain sixty-omi business#, street Sundu.v. Herb. Wtli-ox aiid family ami Fjieprei>etitmgsi-veiiir»de>.aieowu■ —— E. Foster*and family from Mapluled by sixteen'tiruw. cupltalixed at* ■ BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY(Grove were at th-rlake Sunday. j855,<XHWU. of a quality equal to the ones we always sell at prices that wc are making on them, now is TH.E TIME TO BUY. Here is what you ean buy:’ Any $25.00 Suit now Any $22.50 Suit now Any $20.00 Suit now Any $18.00 Suit now Any $15.00 Suit now Any $12.00 Suit now Any $10.00 Suit now - - - - $18.75 - - 16.88 .... 15.00 - - 13.50 ■ • ■ ■ 11.25 • • ■ 9.00 - - - ■ 7.50 In the camp the pot of gold at lhe end of the long trail because of its rich, full, satisfying strength. Morrill, Lambie & Company One Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan CHASE & SANBORN’S THE CHURCHES SEAL BRAND COFFEE ‘ * J.T. PIERSON & SON Department Store . ' ■■■■□nannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnaijnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnnHnDnnwaaM ■ ■ a a a n You May Be Assured Our Interest Rate Is SAFE n n n n -n n n n n ■ ■ n a n n n n n n n Hastings National Bank g Only National Bank in Barry County Hastings, Mich. ■■■■□□nnHnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnn«B«M �THE HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 30, 1ML. PAGE SIX fir fairs. He caught one of McDonHastings and he should have won Grund Raven Wins Two Games. obl’s swift straight ones on the-end With its weakened Hhf-up, the his game. of his iini and it went bounding and Hastings team twice met defeat, in Both teams nt times played a rolling, through the pasluro with Grand Hnven on Haiurday and Sun­ Jtreat fielding * game. Kynelt lu Chapple running after it. im'h day. The first gaun* was lost by a eft, made several splendid cnlehes. Bell to—.the men scored. Pour.coaching robbeil score of 8 to ft. the second 2 to t. -■■■ returned ----- - team nud play“Dolly” of a home run. The bit was The absence of Bell has been sorely i *’d in eight. easily giaid tor four ba*--*, hut he felt. It was neces*ary tn Use Hnnna. < The Giants scored one run In the $1,500 IN PURSES Al slowed up at third witli lhe mien- an untried pitcher froth one of IheiflrsL when Mongen took HrJl on lion of slapping there. A few sec­ Grand ll.ipol* Masonic ■ leagye.l Eek's error, wenC'lo secimd on an BARRY COUNTY FAIR RACES onds later lie decided to try for a lenms. Oppom*d !-• him was Harry i overthrow and scored on Gray’s ho?ne only to be cut off at Hie plate Gerloski, well-known in the Slate wild brave into center. . They •n blanked had Kynelt tr- on a close dt*cision. Agricultural Society Hangs Up Atleague. The first conloal was a inndo two more ’ in the second. e support lie idtoiilll Ijave Hastings and Charlotte played free-hitting affair. .The second Green sing|e<l lo center. Tony day. Ih>::'Rm-up ..was ball which would have done credit game was one bf the’ beat of the dumped the ball along lhe first base Three Days Rare*. weakened .by the absence of Bell to n lt*ngue loam, until the eighth season in Grand Haven. Hull al­ line. When Gray threw to catch and tin* battery, Hall nnd Hutclnn*. liming when Hastings loosened and lowed only three hit*. His op- him. the half hit Tony in the bark The races at the’county Charlotte, profiting thereby, made pmientsalid not win until thebeiglitli nnd lie was. safe: He blob* -M*cond. MclKHiald. who pitched mtahist made three .runs, in *l"le of inning whet, Hhaw hit for a Triple E. Chilton made a ines.« of Selden’s Hie history of Hie fair, and lhe rac in • Midge’s’’ great -pitchitig. Reddick. with two on bn- - Hastings.made grounder and Green scored. Tony es at life 62nd. Mir held this ye.v. Bn* ilrsl one up. bailed a grounder one in the ninth. Gray had the Inking third. When Hildcrliii will be just a* g<><>'l. according ,J’r’*.’ Io E. Chilton, who let it get away hard Juck lo have a sure home.run awkwardly failed to catch -Gray's reports. In the speed department . mmii SI..W have been htlng up tn pmse-' , trvm nun. r.er, -............. turned into a single when the ball return of the ball, Tony scored. I Kynell. captured Collett’* gnmnd-r struck the lop uf the fence and n- Hildreth struck out Crawford. Bel- | The superintendent, of the dcpaithSl1 ’.''’.oram& nnd tdK>w»4l hU Uuui ludi "brad.' by; UnMHled■ into a JMder’ji... hands. ger Hied tn Bell and Hildtrllf DIBile cutting Reddick off at third, LoHeTl i With - - ............................ it mi uir the usual usual nu*-u|». line-up. n.i>-iiii».-> Hastings Mongen take three healthy swings, McKay-put "I';1 bin-- W(,u|() |)Bve gfr-m the op|H>iien(s a ending lhe inning. . taking th-t, ** *'...... ........................ in*, who nti«Judged it i different kind of a battle in the Wednesday Hastings came back strong in': it from r-gettuig flrsl gnme, • Hill lai*- III r.w.mt .................... purse their half. K Chilton opened with! away from him. Wenger sent a long one-half imle run. pm a hot single through Crawford nnd । Saturday's Game. Uy Iq Michael, who caught it mi.(ar Thursday. Sept. t. -,f’ i-.i Jennings. He took third on Malt-i out in’ deep center that Ia.»UcII Hastings ..Oto •' (• <• T n 0—5 7 2 by’s single. purse fax): 2:2ii trot, pm 'Im; Maltby stole second. M-nnd front third. Thii should ope-half mile run for Barty rouniy |.— b.iil milH Hi*- eightIi worn luixe reiiivu Gray; [Gray singled l« left, scoring Cluiton Batteries:—Hanna and horse.* wit limit a record, osuut* lo.^M ■ling* ........ and (Hilling Maltby on third. Gray made-the’bad break and more to com**. Kgalzimller singled Gerloski und Spriggs. drive. 375. stole stvonil, Bolger threw wild in to left and- McKay scored. Eck Bunday's Game. 'Friday, RepL IK— 2:2-'ii:tc*-. purse an effort to catch him and Maltby the Hasting* .center — ' Drahers -------- Hustings ..OOnOlin (10 scored. 82f*l; frc.--for-nll. purs* #275: nveci al llm- ralcln-*. ■(grounder &»d (made «> and threw KraUmjller out Hastings made another in the ciglilhs of a mile nth. pur - -“1“ i Hall in riglil aUo galiU nil ina ai scnui’i. ii-iiiiur ■•■■ -...... Baiterioa—Hall and Gray; Ser- third on Kynelfs double Jo left. - The visitors were utterly unabb Bolt's sacrifice and Winston’s muff ALLEGAN AND CHARLOTTE ritm and Sprigs to <l<> anything with Kynfdl’s deliv­ of Beck’s long fly. PLAY HERE NEXT WEEK J* ui'^n-M^: ery Ju..lhe final The scon* stood tie until tho fifth Clrariotte Defeats Hastings. - when Ihf vlsltms made ffivtr win­ struck out seven, i ilur’* star bitter, By lhe largest score so far made ning score, on Mongen's single, sac­ Allegan Urn* First rime This Year.. "■"* *" «'‘l "■ in any game 4n the Charlotte- rifices by Winston and Jennings Il a;stings series. Charlotte defeated ami McAdoo's single. Two Ganics With Eaton „ , ... . third inning. McDonald, lemcmHastings in Charlotte on Thursday, The score: County Irain. l.eiiug. Hall’s hitting ability in to lo 4. Hall was compelled lo re­ Hastings ABB O A Hastings lift* three hard gam •-1 Cli.iibdle mi llm pri*crdiiig day. tire from lhe mound in the fourth E. Chilton. 3b booked for next week, tine will gave tin* big ru|li*ghin a pus*. Gray after four runs had been made. Eck. ss -------lie ployed w'ith AHi'gun on Tuesday ! peal a -low buirt to’ first, alid stole Maltby took his place on the mound Kynell. If .... Two will |h* played with Charlotte second. E. Chilton drove a tint in­ nnd his delivery was a|$o hit hard. - <me in Clinrtolle on Tlmrsday and Held grounder through McDonald, MnlllA The absence of Ifc’ll was greatly Beck. 2b .... one in Hastings on Friday.’ 'and Hall scohm). Kynelt advanced | felt. Much • of Charlotte’s good I.. Chilton, cf work was done by Reddick nnd Cal Michael, .rf .. Wenger, two recruits from the Maltby. Il> .. state league. Gray. c. Hastings’ first run came in the Hildreth, p .. fourth on J,. Chilton** single, nnd «i,f tfiat I •. some hard battle* lain season. Maltby's triple. The locals made .37 3 Total. i*.<*iii(t it h three more, in (he eighth by good Giants AB It "Llfcthncrs’* f?*r : hard hitting. The score: Mongvii, 3b The James Bayne V* fourth, j yjcKay Innings.. I 2 3 I 5 <*• 7 8 O-R H E Winston. If league Irani, of Grand Rapid', de Hastings ..0 0,0 0 I 0 (I 3 0— 4 7 2 Jennings, 2b Charlotte .0 oil 0 4 4 2 o •—10148 McAdoo, Iti nilure team. 2 to n. <m Saturday afternoon. The gam<* was full ot. Batteries—Hall. Maltby ami Gray; T«my rf full. Murphy Mtirpl thrills and many, premium *d H McDonald and Kralxmiller. . ■ one -of the best games of Hie st’-iCrawford, p son on the home grounds. Ilou-li. Ia*lntnl Giants Defeat Hastings. Brlger, c ... th** high school Iwirier. 'truck InniiiK: The Chicago l.eland Giants de-1 feated Hastings, I lo 3. Tuesday, in tn four hits. The local* were un-' w.i* a ticket fur a sure home run. Totals .33 4 7 a hid contest which the locals Innings .... abb* lo get any one round the ba*-! helped Hastings clinch tin* game in Charlo Ixjose playing hit. Gray; two base should have won. os, though in one inning *a good I Un* sixth, when two more runs ildick; sacrifice hits. in tin* first two innings gave the Hastings ... single was'all that wa« necessary to'came in. After Maltby had gone, visitors the game. Tlie Giants had Giants ■ III IO .'It-n.i*. mhii.ii-i 1--.11 out | -. ■......... do th- trick. Gm*"of the feature? Two base hits, Kynell. Bell; sacwas the Rjayitig of ’’Rump- Rob- d his fainniH limit* nnd stole sec- wr; Double td»y, McDonald to nothing on lhe local team when it They ran the retire hi|s, Kynell. Bell. Eck, Jen-I Hulcbili* followed with a . Wt-nc-r to McKay; first oni ei mr< came to hitting. leski, for so many years thd main­ md. bases fast, but they failed to de­ ning*; stolen bases, Maltby. Gray, E. duple. ’ Hall swung nt three swift|Charlotte 3; left on bases. Hasting* stay behind tlie Imt for Yho Ha.-tChilton 2, Eck. L. Chilton. Tony; I velop any skill in the liner (mints Ings team*. Score by innings-: of the game. Neither team play­ left on bases. Hasting* 8. Giants 7;j Baynes .. ..0 Il U 2 <• <> b n x- 2 I I ed up to Its usual standard. Hil­ struck out by Hildreth f». by CPaw-| ..... .......... u..<. -.’Dolly” by Mclbmald 5: bases on balls off dreth, formerly of the Hastings ford 8; ba*«*s on balls off Hildreth i Batteries—Ander-on and IbiqjUJj; landed upon the baji brought joy Kynell 3; off McDonald. ,3. t’mleague team, pitched great ball for 3,- <*ff Crawford 2. U‘m|dre, Baker. ■ Rou*h rind Robleskt. ’into The hearts of the iiinfl npalhe-1pire^Htringham, of t.harlotie. A Home for the Future News of the Sports EtG Most every young man han the hope and ambition to some day have a home of bis own. .Such an ambition is commendable, yet ol itself, it will not bring results. Energy and ambition together with a Savings Account will bring him to the desirqd goal almost-beiore he knows it. We will open an account for one dollar. We treat ail our depositors right. We will do the same by you. 4% Interest on Deposits Farmers’ Results Count. / statFbank P™ n«*»« by Spinal Adjustments You may have tried EVERYTHING ELSE and FAILED. If », why not at leaat investigate . CHIROPRACTIC, which ge.t RESULTS? Others are doing it, aud why not you? Talk with those who have ob taineil results by the relieving of NERVE PRESSURE, restoring vi­ tality to lhe weakened tiaaues. M. W. SMITH, D. G. NEW HENDERSHOTT BUILDING ROOMS 6, G AND 7 HASTINGS, - • ■ MICHIGAN Base Ball Games Scheduled. Friday, July 31—SL Johns. Saturday, August 1—St. John.*. Tuesday, August 4—Allegan in Holding*. Tuesday, August 4—Allegan. Thuiwlay, August G— Haalinga in Charlolle. Friday, August 7—Charlotte. Tuesday, August It—Grand Hav­ en. Thursday, August 13—Hastings in ChartnttL*. ' Friday, August 11—Grand Haven. Sai-unlay. August |B—Charlotte. Tuesday. August 25,—Allegan in Hastings. How to Keep Young. Beauty nnd youth come and go with health. The bad habits and falsa con diUons which destroy the latter ren­ der tho former Impossible. Youthfulness of form and feature dtpend upon youthfulness of feelings. If you woyld retain youthful looks you must do nothing that will make you feel old. ' Here Is tho great secret of youth: To lead a normal Ufa; to enjoy living and doing; to keep on thinking young thoughts and doing young things— excrcluo. dancing nnd singing—and, above all. do not utter the expression, "getting on in years.’* That very Her Way. thought is aging. Joe—-“What is the easiest way to' Koop happy by making others happy drive a nail without amaihlng my Un-1 around you. You.are never too old to gera?"' Josephine —"Hold the hammer join in all fun and folly. Be. of tks in both hands " world, not Just banging on the edge of It- Keep Interested in the things ot tho time. Accomplishment. No one ever gets younger by find­ The best portions of a good man'a life—bls Rule, nameless, unri-rnem- ing fault Be an optimist in ail bered acts of kindness and love.— things. Wordsworth. But Hurts Himself. Pride. A man that studleth revenge keepThe proud arq always most pro­ eth bis own.wounds green that would voked by pride.—Cowper. Otherwise heal and do well.—Bacon. You can buy n<*.w Ford touring Cars afii'i Auku-t I'l fur 8H0 F. O. J/Hik for Ford Adv. n-ganliiw re­ B. Detriiit. only a few cars on duction in price*. Only six more hand. \I»ok for Adv. in this issue. cars tine on our contract.- Who are NtcbbinX Auto Co. the lucky ones? Niclibins Auto Co, “THE BEST FOR THE MONEY STORE” On All Men’s and Boys’Suits (Blue Serges)and All Summmer Trousers THIS MEANS All All All All All All All All $22.00 Suits $16.50 $20.00 Suits - 15.00 $18.00 Suits ■ 13.50 $16.00 Suits - 12.00 $15.00 Suits - 11.25 $14.00 Suits - 10.50 $12.00 Suits 9.00 $10.00 Suits - 7.50 All $8.00 Suits ■ $6.00 All $7.00 Suits - 5.25 All $6.00 Suits - - 4.50 All $5.00 Suits - 3.75 All $4.50 Suits - - 3.38 All $4.00 Suits' - 3.00 All $3.00 Suits - - 2.25 All $2.50 Suits - 1.88 All $6.50 Pants All $6.00 Pants All $5.00 Pants All $4.50 Pants All $4.00 Pants AH'$3.00 Pants All $2.50 Pants All $2.00 Pants All $1.50 Pants All $1.00 Pants - - - $4.88 - - $4.50 - - ■ $3.75 - • $3.38 - - - $3.00 ■ - $2.25 - - -’$1.88 ■ - $1.50 - - - $1.13 • - - # .75 Off on All Boys’ Suits that are not Norfolk style. There arc some excellent values in this lot. l/3 Off on All Straw Hats Children’s Rompers, 50c quality---------- 37c Reduced Prices on Shirts and Underwear also. No old out-of-date goods to dispose of. T.i.ph.„. Q. F CHIDESTER, Clothier Haf �m HASTINGS RAffrttR. Everything For Canning JULY JO, |$|f. Southwestern Barry PAGE SEVEN A cordial invitation is emended lol her sister. Miss Catherine Cagney, were called out of Hie house and all. ‘ .Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Keuyun and the picture was lakrii. Those bon Pulman went Wednesday to* Mr. and Mrs. Bachelerof Shultz, from away were Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Terra Haute. Ind., on business, re-;spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chipman and daughter, .Mr. and turning Saturday. He report* lheI Jesse Kenyon, Mrs. Arthur Belle and son, Clardrouth much worse there than1 The — Graham's ■ ehcr. Hugh Graham. Mrs. A. Chip­ held their reunion al the home of Mr. and Mr*. Dugal man, allot Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mr*. Mr. nnd Mtn. Cltaunery Tungate Campbell on Saturday, July 25. Merl Dibble and three children of motored to Hastings. Friday taking !2!i. h»14. Those from away came on betroil. Mr. and Mrs. Beu McCul­ Ilnur tMMJMtw, tho Brown's who re- The (h0 7:15 7 train in tho morning. Some lum ami son Dugal, and James Gra­ turned lo their homes in Ohio and of the guests, went fishing until ham of this place. All rC|H>rt>-il New York. • • , , ,’l0:30:an<l enme ,to tho home and a delightful tune,- leaving fur their Her. Patmatre They ........... and family ofttai<f covers for twenty. The table homes on Hie -6:12 train. (.liiftax, are havipg a two weeks va-r{jIM.()raijong Wtfre pond lilies mid all hope to meet again next year. caliun. At present they are at , SUII |iow<?rg. very delicious djnLeyi Palmatre s, mid will visit al j Iier waM senC(j After dinner they -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Urbandale, next-week. ' 7 Mr. and Mra. D. Putman are en­ tertaining a niece, Miss Myrna Put-i man from Middleville. J Mr. and Mra. Geo. Lee anti son; bliNdeii of Lacey, were Sunday j guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. Briggs. Alma ^McCarty is working al S. J. Zimmerman's foe the-reel of the* summer and fall. Friday Bert Bowser had lhe mls-j fortune to have his leg broken byi II you have any work in the above lines I shall be more a kick from a horse. He was at than pleased to figure with you on the job. Aad you will the blacksmith shop in Dowling.' find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. mid was leading his horse behind j one of Mr. Daly's, when the horse' My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, kicked, hitting Mr. Bowser on the) Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. leg, above the knee breaking the1 hone. Dr. Smith is in attendance. GRgjBEY. DEI.TON. The G. T. U; will meet next There were no church aervicoa Tuesday afternoon August A with here Sunday on-account of the TunMrs. Erb. The program Will be in era! of Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Arthur Bborter is raring for charge of our daughters and lhe Mrs. Lealii Miller at Hp-lihmd Junc­ loader is Glayds Gaskill. The canning seaion is .here and we have just the ’ ■ Mrs. Eckhart and daughter spent tion. who is very low. Mr. und Mra. Frank Wi*ighl and last week with relatives and friends quality goods you need to help you get the Don and Amy motored to Colon, in Vermdutville. to visit lhe finer's best results from your work. Mrs. Goodwin and children are {Saturday mother, returning Sunday evening. visiting in Battle Creek for a The Gleaners; "the Cressey Sun­ couple of weeks. First Quality FLAVORING EXTRACTS school and Ladies Aid Society L. N. Bush went to Detroit last day Monday to attend the mail carriers will picnic- together at Humph­ STRICTLY PURE SPICES convention, lie joined his wife at rey's landing, next Tuesday. Aug­ 4lh. Every one welcome. Eaton Rapids Friday and will al- ust MIXED SPICES Loml campmeeling Ihure this week. - Mra. Walter Boly.m was in Kala­ Monday for cnunwi and W. John Adams is carrying tho mail mazoo. PARAFFINE Fisher for treatment. on his route during his absence. Will Enzlan of Tcnnesw*. was MRS. PRICE’S CANNING COMPOUND Miss Wicks of Rochester, N. Y, visileci her uncle Gilbert Searles a caled here by the seiiuu.* illness of his mother, who is gradually fail­ FRUIT CAN FILLERS few days last week. Mr. and Mra. Gillies and son Carl ing. The funeral of Mrs..Cook, mother JELLY TUMBLERS returned from their auto trip lo of Charles Cook and Mrs. John feclly delighted with lhe roads, the Thomas, was held at lhe home of weather amt the entire countrylier Sunday, al one o'clock and Faulkner’s Beef, Iron and Wine is a splendid M. M. Manning and family spent was son. largely attended. She was one Sunday wilh relatives in Battle of Prairieville's pioneer wihmcii Tonic for this hot weather—50c Creek. Vera will remain there this and endured tho atniggle.s and in i- horse.. Dr. Elida of Dowling is in week. for a full pint. valions of lhe early settlers. Her al tendance. DELTON, MICHIGAN. Mr. and Mra. James Whittemore declining Albert Hampion and family of I years were spent in the and two sons from Grand Rapids home of her son, when; ,*he has Barrie and mother of Banliold. mo- — have been spending a week with been tenderly cared for. Her age lured to Bedford Sunday, to visit relatives in and around Delton. Mrs. J. Beers and family. Mrs. Risbridger visited in Gales­ was H9 years. She ua* laid IxMide Mr. .and*Mr?. F. E? Italy* are all* husband in the Cressey Ceme­ burg and Battle Crcew from Thurs­ her Otsego Lake. Northern Michigan, tery. * day until Sunday. The Store That Saves They re-1 Melvin Reynolds, eldest brother for an extended outing. Rev. Ray Merrill of Kalamazoo ■ 4 You Money E. D. Reynolds, passed • away port a tine time. was a guest of Mr. and Mra. John of Mr. and Mrs. Willard and soni Thursday. July 23. 1911. at liis Slatcr Inst Wednesday afternoon. home al Ely, Eini.e li Co, M,. h Ixmis wjye Sunday guert.s of Mr. | Veryl Erb left last Thursday for Mr. Reynolds was a -former resi­ ami Mrs. Harry Carr and son. Leo. | Eaton Rapids where she expects to lient. of Cressey, bill r.-miiviirfo his. Olid-Mrs. Cn^r, Mr. Cjirr's mul her. remain for ten days. about 35 yegr- ago. K/ ggMis.* Esther Ibtlmarti' of.Climax: Miss Hazel Eckhardt attended a late ahome he guest of Miss. Leah Stiles,' member of the W. M. ehiireL picnic al Thoniapple lake last was nnd Was- a 'Onv>>t*i] Christian ,.... ,y.' The ■joulig ladies TpeniTi1Wednesday. .' . his ywc.s of mnulmod. very plyasant day. . Mr. and Mrs. Claude Whittemore through'all D. C. Stil«s*has had a very bad of Richland spent Sunday in town, His age was 04 year.*. He Jenvcs a experience with nn abcess on his wife and four grand children, and Yes, and we have the goods for the hot weather, too. ore spending lhe week al their cot­ three brothers. Hl* only child. Light weight Shoes in Mule Skin and Elk Skin Leath­ tage nl Beechwood. Mrs. .Mrs. Buckhoul of Kalamazoo Is Mrs. Maude Wood. |.a**.<l awav Do Crdcker i- caring for her and ers at------------------------------------$1.50 to $3.00 only a short" time ago. visiting her friend Mrs. Payne. expects to slay the rest of the sea­ Porosknit and Ritefit Underwear for Men. Cool Straw Mr. und Mrs. Gilbert Hearing b’ft son. HOPE CENTER. Hats lor hot days in the harvest field. last Wednesday for on extended Mr. and Mrs. Dell Great nnd son,’ Mrs. Alice Acker spent Sunday Leo. ole Sunday dinner wilh Mr. Hip io Wisconsin. Marshall Cnlthrop of Prairieville with Mrs. John Pills of Shultz. and Mrs. Hoy Rice and dauglljiirJ Mr. and Mrs. John Sitin' return­ Mn.Vj visib’d his sister, Mrs. A. W. Bur­ ed lo Hastings. after spending smnr pee, Sunday. Mr. apd Mr*. Auzza Tungnl" vis-' We have marked those Last Tuesday the L. A. 8. gave linn* with their Misl er. Mrs. Alice iled Mr. and Mr.*. Ijiren Tnngate of' an excellent program at the'home Assyria, from Friday mghl until Mr. Barnes of KaJaui.izoo of Mrs. George Mosier. The young Sunday. folks entertained the crowd with Ben Johnson nnd Indy friend of Values up to gy.oo. Now is the time to buy Low Shoes Miss Ada Goodale r has been as­ Cedar Creek were guest* of Mr. and! music and recitations. The hostess at a low price. Also a good pair of shoes that you can treated all present to ice rream sisting Mrs. 0. Gesfer with her Mrs. E. Crandall. Sunday.. household duties. use next winter. and cake. Mrs. Lida Jmi-s entertnineil Um* Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Forgel-me-nol Club Friday. Dr. mul Mrs. Cross nnd Wayne MR7 Mi. mid Mrs. Fred Briiney .of Hickorjand Bernice Flower motored Jo children spent Soudaj Charlotte Sunday and were the nnd Mr*. Ernest Armstrong - of ConnT*. Mr. and Mr*. Ihmty, Bera Prairieville. guests of Dr. Bylittion. of Sunfield. Mr. mid Mrs. Albert Charlie, McDemoH and daughters Dewey, enjoyed a picnic til Fine Mr. and, Mrs. Fred Green and children are enjoying a week's out­ went to Bailie Creek. Saturday/I.nkc, Monday. Mr. mid Mrs. Bera Sunday visitors al John Ackers motored from Stinlb'ld. ing nl Crooked lake. Addie Mantel of Prairieville was wore. Otto Acker ami wife ami Mr. STOP IN AND GET A COOL DRINK Mr. mid Mrs. Mary Kihlinger mo­ Waller Irish. home Sunday. tored to Candillin. Sunday, for a Dr. Gelhring and wife Bailie • Frank Johncox of East Orange­ visit with friends. Creek. Dr. and Mrs. Harter of ville apeul Bunday, al .Hay Ham­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Perry Arnold viMted! Schoolcraft nnd Mr. mid Mrs. C. T. mond's. • Mr. Arnold's people nt Bedfont. Joe Hammond <■! Shultz, called Sunday. Moreau of Galesburg were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs? Caleb Ris­ al Hay Hammmid's Tuesday. . Win. Wickwire is suffering from 1 bridger. . sumac poisoning which -Mr. ami Mrs. Holliday of Chicago NORTH HOPE. the huckleberry,, marsh Both Phones Prairieville, Mich. nre spending the week with Mr. and Wallace Chilson and Miss ... . more poison (linn hefriei BerMrs. Blackman. nice Moaher spent Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Sonnervilh’ of near al Mont Itepli^l CI.OVERDAIJ Hickory spent Sunday with Miss Margaret upd’IWytt HayWurd are Mr. ntnl Mrs. N. O. Iturup mid Florence Leonaril. .spending the we.-k with Miss Wil­ Ellis Faulkner, and family were ma Replogle. in Ixiwell one day Inst week. Miss Edyth l’i nishka returned lo Mrs. Floyd Wilkinson nnd sops her work alvhalmiazoo Sunday. zoo find Miss H«lith Conyer of South <>f Prairieville were callers al Mrs. Miss •’-*•'~s“ ■Lou Morewood's Saturday after­ crdale "f Kirtujiu*Zo<>. called. at J. noon. Next Saturday afternoon the Del­ PranshKlTs Wedn -dhy. This Is Silk Week, with MeCalluin alton base ball learn will play wilh Mr. ami Mrs. Will Haven* and son Augusta. Every body come, x George wore Smiifay visitors til Ctiniplu-ll Hnnkin Hart's. 98e SHULTZ. Miss Marl Ila Hull rein rued home, Kalamazoo f I.IM) Taffeta anti Roman Stripe* at, per yard.. 63c Capital $20,000.00 Mrs..Minn Howell of Nashville is from the'north last week. 19c and 39c 'Warren Sefimi entertained his spending the week with her father. Surplus 6,000.00 of lUsl Wi it Grund father of Grand Ha|>ids over SYlnPitts. S3.IV) and F>.U) Silk t'mbrellas'at $2.17 and $3.29 A. A; Aldrich, I’rcs. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prcs. J. Chas. Rapids. Kenyon nnd wife and C. day. Silk. Thread., .6 (or 25c | San Silk, each Fred O. Hughes, Cashier Beachler and wife nnd Mr.*. Miller M{s. Barbara McCallum of Shullz and daughter spent Sunday at Jesse is visiting her .«ou Donald McCal­ Itapids spent Sunday un|il Munday DIRECTORS grocery Department specials lum at this pine--. ' •Kenyon’s of Cloverdale. A. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLeay George J. Doster Mrs Acker.i- '(lending some Miss Crystal I-iceman of Hu«lMrs. Nick Acker of Hope Center T. A. Aldrich Wm. Elliott L. B. Teerpening I pint Maton Cana, per <loxen._45c I Yeast Foam, per pkg ings spent last WN’k wUh Miss .V.ii'e lime with her dauchlcr, Mrs, Rqss. was a Sunday visitor at J. Pitts*. • Burdick of Hlckorr'Cmiiera. ’ ' 7. G. Hughes 1 qt. Mason Cana, per dozen. _50c bulk Starch, per pound-. Martha and Sterling. Zcrocl of Pierce. Mr. and Mr.*. Ed Peiincls nnd 2 qt.. Ms son Cana, per dozen.. .65c I Corn Flakes . 4 I (or 25c Miss Margarei Casey of Hinds Hustings spent Friday and Saturday ■Grand daughter. Glennie* . spent' . 3(1 c ,joxcn..I9c I Spices, p?r pound. Corners is caring for . lier sister,, with relatives nl Illis place.' •Henry Zerbcl visited friends In Mrs. Claud llaminond. Kalamazoo Sunday. Claud Mosher and wife of Clover­ dale spent Sunday with his father. The W. C. T. I . sent Mr*. C. P Mrs. Charles Shultz was called to Reynolds a lovely bonnet of eiirnaBrush Ridge Saturday by the ill­ lions. Weilnesduv. . Mrs. Hi-yn<>hii ness of her daughter, .Mrs. Edith has been quire it-. hut i- soijir b-lNalzeL . ler. Slir is very grateful fur and Mrs. Mina/Kenyon and guest. Mrs. enjoys the Hum-i- wry much, a I wish to announce to the people of Howell, .spent Monday with Mrs.; little spot uf sunshine fur lier in Alice Acker. ' Barry County that I have purchased her illness. Miss Bertha Shultz visited .... Mrs. Anna Itobimpm was a Sun­ 'the store and-general merchandise bus­ mother at Hastings Saturday and day caller on Mis. K. Zimmerman. Sunday. iness of Gilbert Fox of Shultz and will Loyal and Maurice Aldrich of Baltimore visited at Chas. Aldrich's conduct a first class general merchan­ over Sunday. ., Mrs. John Moiirnm. Sunday. dise business in that village. Your pat­ Mr. and Mrs. Freiheit of Bergen. Mrs. Delia 'fungale, Mrs. Lena N. Y- have been spending some■ Tungnte nnd Mr-. Eva* Bristol nl ronage will be appreciated and in re­ time with Gus Worn and family. Jackson were « i.iertained by Min. H.. A. Zerbel had lhe misfortune’ Lovilia Steven* al Fine Lake. Mrai turn I will endeavor to give you die to lose a valuable cow one day last Birdsol is a *!-:•■ of Mr*. Stevens; best service I can. week. and will make tier an extended visr- i Miss Myrtle Hyde of Hornell, N. it. Y- is visiting al Peter Mosher'*. Mrs. Triislii'm Brown of Cutin-' Iler. Fred Horn and fainiiV start­ dagina, N. Y„ and Elmer Brorfa of, ed Tuesday morning for their home.: Toledo. Ohio, w.-n* guests of Mr. In West Unity, Ohioand Mrs. Chains ■ y Tungale from Edwin Shultz nnd wife, also W. Wediirwlay until Friday. । Shelton and Charlie Cain of Hast­ * Eli Uougtilnlin of Assyria, was) Every farmer operates his farm for PROFIT, just the same as every manufac­ ings wore Sunday guests nt the lhe guest of hi- brnljmrand wife.1 turer operates his factory for profit. In farming, just as in manufacturing, the [home of Will Sheltoh. Mr. nuii Mi-. Peter ItoughtaliH 1 two days last w. i-k— . nnc who succeeds is equipped with the BEST MACHINERY. No up-to-date Mra. Levi Palnialer Wentr In sec Sloan's Liniment gives instant re­ manufacturer can AFFORD to be without a machine that will SAVE TIME "or lief from Neuralgia or Sciatica. Il the doctor nl Dowling. Friday. DO HIS WORK BETTER, no matter what the COST. The very same thing is goes straight to the painful pari— She htul injured le-.r arm and it ua« Just "Look at These— Soothes lhe Nerves and stops the giving her sonj- ’lroujilo and. >Jin true of the' farmer. pain. Il is also good for Hheunia- fenced blood (loi-mi. Saturday Mr. mu, -And Mra. ■tism. >aiu. OTIC HUMII, I.uv 31 pallia ...... ■evning ........ - ...... -i । Bore .Throat, Cltfest pains .UIU and Wc havp a line of Farm Machinery that is especially adapted to the needs of Sprains. You don't need lo rub— John Sliellleld .darted from home the farmers in our section. It will pay you to get our prices on anything you ex­ it penetrate.*. Mr. J. R. Swinger. ’,,r Cnaik flrnvo wifh tlmiKMir- ..n—. Ice Cream and Soft Drinks, Cigars IP pect to buy. You know our expenses arc not very high here. Louisville, Ky., writes: "I suffered riving al that place al with ouite a severe neuralgic head­ giving Mr. and Mrs. K Mrs. and Tobacco । a v.-i. .............. ache for four months without any Sliefllrld'a -I-' Peanuts and Candy , Bunday morning nil relief. . I used Sloans Liniment for atlfprlse. First lo two or three nights mid I haven't went for a joy ride.. STORK DPBN EVERY SUNDAY ' suffered with my head since:" Gel Woodland. their Lake Odessa, en­ a bottle today. Keep in the houce joying lovely ride around I lie lake Stop for Refreshments nl all the time for pains and all hurts. and back lo Coal* Grove, st.lrtiug p. in., where they 25c- 50c. and 81.00. Recoffimended for home al b/ Carveth & Stebbins.—A. E. Mul- armed .iud nev«v slipped a cog. C. C............ Nu. mil be .................... i.im-.i ,i I hOlland.—Adv. * ,........... CLOVERDALE, MICHIGAN ....... ......... the home t»f M'-.-nCd Mrs. John i—BANNER W ANT ADVS. PAY—I Sheffield, Wedursd^, August 5th. PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING CHAS. DENEAU, Ellis E. Faulkner The Rexall Store DELTON, MICH. *5 Hot! Isn’t It? Extra Early Sale of White Dress Goods After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waistings, White Crepes, etc., will be sold at Less Than Ladies— Shoes Down to $1.45 Actual Cost. . Children's Ready-made Gingham qnd Percale Dresses at Cost. Some extra good bargains in Dry Goods. WM. RENKES&SON OF DOWLING F. II. WILKINSON We Pay 4 Per Cent Our Big “Closing Out Sale Still Goes Merrily On Delton State Bank Announcement Kopf & Kopf Delton, Mich ANSON C. BOYES The Farmer Can’t Afford To Be Without a Machine That Will Save Him Money Shultz, Mich. Kelley’s Kool Komforts Aldrich Brothers Company DELTON, MICHIGAN �PAGE EIGHT THE HASTINGS BANNER jFor Safi*—Millinery slock and llxhanrain. Doing good "Milliner." care restore I Bfldgtt Mlaundaratood. HASTINGS MARKETS win'1"we on* dX z'V; rah d. ““While div.” we get DB- L0*B1'MAY m iur» aiiuio smiiT lhe benellt of our wet eiiighlmr on BLIND MAN S SIGHT her newest domestic, "while I'm out »----- -- the north, just tfl. potato- -d «.l ‘ (.om-Hed Thursday, July M J. D, Dielrinh fa improving the Cliarloltc ( itlzrni Raising Fund to "iLui ±1^ BomJ Tb* Milling Co is piryin looks of hix west MaiiiMdreet i About sn hour taler Mrs., Bounc« M Cf,nlj, fnr whpal WheaL hog Nice Furnidied Rooms for light llrlp Make Phil Covert To Weighs iifaiui Hod, also rubber I Frank -DrC.ona.- of Eaton Rapid*, dene® by a coal of paint. Will hmisrkcvping al 3M 8o. Church came back from her shopping expedi I nil(1 butter fat advance. Oats an. lire runabout. Geo. Wilkinson. Fenton is wielding lhe brush. See Agulri. ML Hoc Phin Smith. if Uon. bribing the meat that wm doo week. Plidnf rings. f-wk who wilh his family have been.visMrs. Oscar White, who has been —" ~ filing lien* and rusticating at lhe Some time ago when Dr. T/iwry tined to accompany tho potetoss to ill 'for some months is some heller t’RODtlCa. For Sale Cheap—Rough l-inch lum­ Mr Side—A six year old gray lake for n few day*, was tin* guest so that she fa riding out a little. was in Charlotte, lie examined the the dinner table. Alice wm calmlj Gelding, wergtn f.uirl-t-d bun-J <>n Wednesday of D. W. Johnson bar fur routing and wheeling, also Tin* sale <»f the Chautauqua tickets eyes of Pliil Covert, a well-known bill sluff. Pimm* 4(XU. Inquire deed pMUids- ’ ** - ”1 ' ” ” blind man of that city. The doc­ l-ik | boyhood days here and remembers is iieing pushed by the commillee, tor exfiressiil u belief that an op­ a goodly collection of the delectable F. 0. Pierce, City. . • ■ if jran. MirIi. - ninny of Hit* older people,.hid there who lias the sole in charge and the eration might ' restore (kiverl's- tubers. '■' lids been so many changes that he prospects are good for n success of sight. "Good graHoue!" exclaimed the bor Cfatcrns built. cleaned and repaired. Fur Sale—Block mare, phono He offered to do the diflithis our first Chautauqua, <4ugusl 2All work guaranteed. Phone or I .3 rings. '’jhanlly knew the town. |cull surgical • work-nl veiy slight rifled mistress. "What in tho name of llth to HMh. leave word al Smith’s Market. Leo1 (cost. Tlie pour commissioners of all that's wonderful are you doing?" Vi! day finin Milwaukee, where h® w® Smith, City. 1' BIG CLEAN SWEEP SALE | Eaton county will contribute .$20, "Doin', ma'am?'* replied the fall if lhe oiieralion is successful. This mald-of-all-work. 'Doin' what ye tplf AT IRONSIDE SHOE CO/Si^.. » ^i ^.’m Foe Sale—Good dry niixnl wood) ..... brings the first cost of the tipera- mo. Indeed. I've done the best 1 could. nhMP. 38; ma. PERSONAL MENTION P"i' i'";d .bl r-ci "I l,lb>ll.' A.! ' ( |.-,l on | ||.-|i w ,i> l-> l>.ik**|.l. liun down lo WO. uf which StHflO POULTRY ANO HIDES. Then she pointed to tho pota has begn raised by Herl. Patton. F. Sylvester or Geo. FolhuniL tf Every Pair of Cohmiak, Pumps nnd With G. E. Gardner til the lielrn —------------- *------ ?--------------------------- ; Oxford*,' in the Store Will lie jaccompanied by A. Ih |h*ll, Jud Frank Colin*, of ManWee. fa vis­ Two organizations will raise the ■h.> mumbled, "but try as I will. I cant balance of I In* required amount. I " ' ................... iting friend* in lhe city. . If the <>|«eration is successful Dr. find a mats for thia littla beggar." down town. CDQlainlng small'• fallow, M Gs-orge Chandler of OwijsSo. is lo Grand Rapid*. Ihen Iziwry will receive $20 from the change. Finder pltfa-e leave at The Inuwlile Shoe Co. ha* itiaiig-| »lisas, ru In mldilion lo this ex­ BANNER Office. lb ward, r-wk urat.-d a i.ig lU.-.in Sweep Hah*. I , Meal prices in .Manila have risen oui. George Hale has been employed county. former .. ;---- - --------------------------- - --- ——----- ' A hu-ll Will lllidtlde pense, il will fa* necessary io have KMi per coni within a year. • pmr iff.townsman as second janitor for lhe rity; -I • I ■ • gin m- sail for Covert’s care durtag For Rent—House with barn. on East '^dmiiafa. *’”»|lfa inis iii|hig Hah diuniT was llmroughly school. ■ The province of Alberta has a weeks following .Miss is spcmiing spending! Iwo Greoii St. Suitable for two faihl- *'l'',l,r1 ',,r '■is- Edith r.uiui Blossom niossom is .................... ■............. , the operation. coal area of lii.2tH miles, wilh mt ir, !,l"i *■'•* all kimw lb*. Hie week with Mr. and Mrs. Cha* J,"* money fa now being raised in estimated qiianlily available fur lies. Thon. E. Waters, 4IH E.| , 1 *"s UAIJtD HAY AND STRAW. So soon -• ns ------------tho required 1{Charlotte. h—i“"“ «*• «—• consumption of 90.000.000,(111) tons. Green 81. Phone 455. .rlih.. w.*tl lliey had a gou< Benmor in Woodland thin. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Pryor return­ । sum is raised. Covert will come to The opening ot a new railroad in young j ev Hastings for I he* o{H*ration. rUDS-BKTAn. PRICES. ed from tin extended Visit wilh rel ­ German East Africa, early next and family spent tows, cacti wilh Him* | as imrrtniMsl. ThurM|a.. year will help to develop ItHt.tMM) Grand Rapids wilh atives in Illinahf-MomJay night. Bryans. City, Houle y. a burguiu. be- , . '• ' ? Uncle Ebcri. square miles <>f territory. Hr*;. |LO The weight of personal baggage MlJJJLf.. Because of lhe fad that lhe in"Lookin' on d<* bright aide o' life la Lost—A dark drap ran..... at. Findfishing parly arrived lioum safely allowed free of charge on English ■11 right." said Uncle Ebon, "unleea It expenses | ctUek Feed land. (h. . ....... .. jl Friday evening, from llieir Ifahimi railways fur each ordinary first flee. class passenger fa 150 pounds, aiid de last of lhe electric lights goes ouL" every month of Iasi year ine price;« uf-uiarriBKi* llreiuws Jins bei'tij-tt. . .'limy cujuycd the trip and the aim! Vnrtium Cleaner lo Reni—Electric ilured from SI to HO cents, ' BANP«FR WANT AD\S. PAY. iftna or hand power cleaners lo rent by WANTS Middleville §_ the day. Phone 437. If For Sale—Fine sunim-T home on bank of Thornapple lake. In­ cluding liuusc, barn mid shop, wilh % acre land, some fruit. Home in Hastings. Wednesday. Mr. Shuk of Grand iiapnls, Price right. Phone 23«>H. Herl Sparky ti, visiting in this neighborhood. Wjdlace E. Wilhtls of Mandi Wanted Egpa—My price this week: No. t eggs, strictly clean and W. tl. Willjlts, returned home •fresh 22c; No. 2 ••gg*. 17c. Egg* over two weeks old are not grad­ again before resuming his' sludi ed fresh. Jo*i*tdi Rogers. tf Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maurer For Bale—Rcgisli*re<! Du roe Jer*ey hogs. Both sexes. Treated for al Will Haw blitz-. cholera.' J. E. MeElwam. tf. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Skidmore and famdy. Mr. amhMi*. Fred Mil­ For Sale—Nine room house, ler ami dtiughler, Dorris ami Mr.-. . ijulre 937 Bo. Hayes St. it Miller of Assyria were pleds- KentUckv mitly cntei'laim'd at tin* hmm* of W. E. returned from For Sale Cheap—One new tent lOx Mr. and Mrs. George Skidmmv, ' Whitehall. Friday evvniniu^wlien* f2. 3 new cols with mattresses,, new awnings; also fftt fret nils-! lier hose. Inquire 3u9 Court St. lw tmimbite. town, where For Sale—Four houses in Hastings; Mr. ami Mrs. A. Roe of Wakesh- males that lie four horses, take any kind of ma. who have been visiting llieir years. These slock, or good farm of eighty daughter, Rev. GouhL returned greatly enjoyed acres. Sam 'Marshall, Morgan. home Monday. inr some , Mrs. Pheobe Phone (Ml—5, Nashville. 2-wks Mrs. Gen. 1‘addleford is ill with /years a resident sciatic rlietunalism. To Rent—5. room bouse. Mrs. Carey Edmnnils. 2-wks. •ry bright for Wanted—Any one thinking of buy­ parents Sunday. Dell Pursell of ing u Inuring- car, or roadster. Call and see me, 1 have a very 'failing wilh In* children, and good proposition In offer 'you. Sunday. Mr. ami Rev. Gould ami guests Joseph Rogers. 2-wks. Mrs Mr. ami Mrs. Ib*>* of Wukeshmn. fror Hal«v-U)nlv think of it A 5 spent Friday wilh Mr. and Mrs. her daughter Minnie ami family. Geo. Skidmore. Giwxl lop nnd newly painted. In good running order Tor only $250. children uf Hastings, wen* Sunday recently inn'de a line catch on bass and you wfti ir*-t it on lime. But Dr. II. C. Swift, nnd family spent you will have to be quick. Come lilt's. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Calkens en­ nnd mt il al Slab* Si. Garage. tertained an atilo load of friends from Hast mgs. Sunday nnd Mrs. slopping -there in Impes that lhe Wanted—General team work. jaU1, Bowes of Detroit. lake breezes wfill improve her Chas. Hicks, Phom* 253B. 8(12 N.I Mr-. Jam* Bowes of I Streit is lhe health. Hanover.jguest of her daughter. Mr.*. Walter G. D. -Whitmore did business In Hastings, and found lime to take in lhe Charlotte vs Hastings ball game. Mrs. Martin fell upon lhe cement walk down town Saturday evening 1SAA.-W.H omit. ” Illg Michigan friend.* in afxiul two and reci*ived some liinj briflges mid In- । months. VI I......... J I1..IH-V llialloinilll 14 .lll>‘ IM1>>*I wen* quite ;m <*xp<*nslve pair. If ’ The kirgi'.-t ciowd of Hit! seaMri ----- lot her mother in Hasting.-.. For Sale—Span of colls. three[ Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ickes were was in this village, Saturday eve­ They catm* lo trade, listen years old, weight 1300, lhe mak-[gue.-ts of friends in Maple Grove, ning. to the Middfl-ville Brass Band, ing of a good heavy team. One [ Sunday. light driver, three years old, Mr. anil Mrs. Jonas Hawblilz were which idays ut»on our slrifl every three colls, one tu three years I dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Saturday .-veiling, and to attend tm old. C. Feldpaturh, 191 t long 2 Cronk, Sunday. picture shew. Mr. Karie lit giving short. tf; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grohe ami some goo.| shows and is rweiviug good patronage. , aMoX.'"'’" ».«>.: "oL';,x s gcniT.il u*". all right. Erv Hleeby lias orie with which- lie delivers lx«t—Sal unlay, July 25. between; Gferlrude Baehellor of Hasting* cream lo mi;' local creamery, ami on MulhollandDrug Store and-is spending the week with her Monday we saw. for the ilrst time Wear-u-wc|| Shoe store, gobi gfandparopta, Mr. ami Mrs. George baiuniM «k livcn-ij by our lurnl drayr inn upon an auto. • . . no*.- gla*-..'*, chain wilh c-i 1’addh-foi <1. • ii’arti is hiriiiip: out fine and Git hook. Finder please leave at ) Miss Martha Ickes who has been BANNER office. 1-wk visiting in Hastings returned home farmers an* all smiles, esperinlly if g;1 ,—r-n--------------------------- ' Sunday, accompanied by. her cou.— by get lhe full value Wanted—This fall or next spring. (m. Mi- Kate Ickes aud friend. dairy farm to rent on share*. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bidlvipan ami owner furnishing everyHiing.! M.n Forrest and Mi- Mamie lljgh- present prices means about two fur Can* BANNER office.1-wk ,j,-cker -p.-nt Sunday willi Mr. Bi­ one. ' A. J. Steveu,*, wife ami gon. Merle, £7“—51.-' w, ——7TT7T----- TTTT dleman's parents in Hasting*. ror Sail lliavy work t<ain.* -ri,.. in-H-liiii,* i-. attain of Kalamazoo, have been visitine known as ta*wis team. Also onei; . •*. • .Liui.iMtl-iIIMM| • colL wagon nearly now and plow . !,|‘ m,-, M* F Cai kill* spent relatives and friends for a few days in this vicinity. While Guy say Mrs. Frank Burnhem. Na-ljviU.*., Kalamazoo is all right. w« notice Mi', and Mrs. W. C. Willills mid The Y. M. C, A. Camp of boys reFor Sale or will exchange for good: children >*njoyed a ride in Mr. driver ,n good work horse. Or- BidiemAn's new Studebaker ear one liapiils. on Saturday and Ihon on «on Tobias, Citizen phone 300-2' j evening .Inst ’wieki Monday out came a new lot of boys rings. I-wk to enjoy camp life f >r a lim*. Thus Tliiniis Worth Knowing. do the city boys get a chance lo For Kale Cheap—Top buggy. 130 F. Outer street, wilt exchange for' By breeding blind ilsh in <lark live the life for :r few days that the ice box of kitchen cabinet. Also cave* under red light for several country faiy wiil tell you is so H is the change that bicycle in good repair. 1-wk years a German scientist lias suc­ dreqry. ceeded in producing fish wilh use- iMiiiefltfl us all, it does iu>t ipalter so Eariy.Potatoes! for sale ai Ray much what if may be, < Hammond's south of lhe Hope I*. Bliss, for some years a resident A Russian woman Is heading an. Center school house. 2-wks. expedition which has .Marled to here is here visiting ivlnlive.-., he reports ev> t-yllring looking fine up' For Sale—9 room house and lol. cross Arabia al its widest part and in Hie Northern country. . Will sell for cash or easy pay­ which will try lo jwnetral'i land • Tuttle Garrell of-Granfr Ilnoids. ments or trade for farm. 'Joe, never before ftplored, i The Boy Scout movement, drgan- who spent, his Irfynood doy-f. here Roger*. Phone 55. If |toi*d irt’I’araguay last November, fa spent Sunday with friends lufre and renewed «>!•! frt‘*nddifp:. one. making rapid advance with tho a»For Bale—Top buggy, a pood Arthur Brace of Grand Rapids, will sell ..leap, eheap. also'Kalamazoo afao Kalai sislnnce of leading government <>fwas down (in Monday looking up a range. cook atove ami hard coal ilciuls. ' ' burner, both good as new. Jo*. Second-class cities of Kansas real estnle deal.' Mrs; Howard Van Aukon ami hm’n jpu: spurred into activity by Rogers. tf have Jj<*<»n lhe otter of a prisif of Sl.bOtj to the children of Chicago, an* enjoying a • t Itenl—South side of house No. one which shall 'itrove itself the few days visit with her parents. 20P North Broadway. City water best second class city in the slate Dr. and Mrs. Hanlon. and sewer connections. C. T. in which to rear children. E. V. Smilh of Nashville, candi­ ‘ Baldwin. Phone 5WR. 1-wk Rubber nails, for place* where date for Slate Senator was a caller on Momfay. E. V. has many >4* Rale—Two cows.. 812 East metal ones would corrode, are a here frit/iids in this nock of tin* woods novelty from Germany. Bond St.-t-wk Canadian lalior unions demand that hope to ace him realize his Wanted—Good poultry delivered at lhe eatahlfahrnent of an bld age ambition.' N. C, Kraft, of Charlotte, hut for my place on south end of East pension system throughout Canada. Hudson bay fisheries are lo be many years a barber here, was call­ siraet. Phone 568 R. J. G. Kirchthoroughly investigated from a ing on friends Monday. * On Saturday night village mar­ comrtiercial standpoint by the Ca­ shal Coats picked.up Charles Annimowing machine tongue. nadian government , ^Kirnr, on West'Preen St_ Radium water to lie used ns a son,Jr„ ns a drunk and took him in That there ia need Qt- . Notify Frank Ickes, medicinal Iwvcrage has been intro­ Hastiiiga jail. of a cleaning up of the Saturday duced in Holland. Practical Talk On True Economy Independence, power and influence have' their origin m ECONOMY. Economy is the force that gives thrift. Evei y man and woman who has that ambition should practice "economy." Every housewife can make that beginning at home, by using French’s White Lily Flour. You will find that French’s White Lily Flour will go further, and you will use every particle of. it. More than that you won't have any spoiled bakings that will have to be thrown away, because every sack of French's White Lily is just like every other sack. That is because the grain is always thoroughly cleaned and polished in the same way, and all rcockle" and broken kernels are taken out. It is made in the way that over 39 yearg of successful manufacture have proven to us to be the BEST, and by the best and latest models of machinery that money- can buy. We give you the FULL WEIGHT which is printed on each sack. More than that we GUARANTEE French’s White Lily Flour to PLEASE YOU, and we "make good” on that guaran­ tee. If you ever get a sack of French's White Lilv Flour that does not please you, all you have to do is to return it to your Grocer and get your money back or a new sack of flour. If you are seeking to practice economy, why not try the French’s White Lily way? Thousands of families are finding it to be a MONEY-SAVING WAY. So will YOU Middleville Koller Mills o R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor, Middleville. Mich �THE JULY 30.1914- 20 PAGES. THE PEOPLE OF INDIA ME Etn MO DIRTY CHANCE FUR LABOR INIONS TO GET VERY Bl SY IN THAT FAB AWAY LAND WHAT SEVEN CENTS WILL GET IN THE WAY OF LABOR IN INDIA Mr. Keeler Finds Koine Intemtlng Hights In the City of (jilCutls. On Hie train from Calcutta to Benares. Friday. .November H. . The people, wc have so far seen in India, are lull but very poor. and show that they are poor people wearing very little clothing, only a piece of cloth wrapped, around them, and when they take a bi\H>. which many tin in mud holes, al the side of lhe I rack, and al public pumps, by pouring waler on them­ selves, (hey wftsh their clothing nl the same time, and dry them while wearing I hem. The houses ore nearly nothing, straw roof, mud siting, or iititnisHi covered wil li mud. or woven leaves like mill ting. The people are shiftless, lazy and dirty, and have no ambition, doing only whal Is iiiTessary to sustain life. The work is done by ox tentiiH. drawing carts. These oxen are .nearly all while, with long hot.is. The iMHiple’nre unlnlcrealing as coinpaued'with the Chinese. As Isaac expressed il this morning, “the Chinese are alert nnd active, nnd have simply gone down because tin race wns loo fast for I brut while llipse people you feel are not even human." You feel that they are not around .you. nnd pre un­ worthy of being considered. They an* cuffed around like dogs, sleep o>i the ground nnd in huts and holes Hint our dogs would nol consider. They are really better off sleeping outside than in a house. As for On wages, they gel very titlle. the (rain coming from Darjeeling. I talked with n Tea Planter. He manages a ten gnrden on the plains la-low, and said that his tea has to liu broiiglil seven miles and U|i Ilireu thousand feel to ship by rail­ road. Ctailies will carry n chest of tea. weighing eighty pound*, on their backs, ami by nol resfhtg, rim possibly make two trips a day. He pays them 7 cents a package, and Ho- women picking tea, get d'A cents per day. When In-, saw our surprise. Im said nol to feel Mirry for them, becanno they - wi re per­ fectly hoppy. We had a-Victoria yesterday in Calcutta from 3:30 to 7:<*J p. fri* single hnrse, opu-n Victoria, wilh nibberllires. and n footman on be­ hind. nud our bill was Mels. \\ e nearly fninh-d when we paid him; hr was a gisid fellow, and we intt-iided l<» engage him for the next •lay. tf the price was not trio high, hut, h-' surprised us so by lhe small fee, that we forgot it. and lost him. Calcutta is a areal city, wifh over one iiiillimi -population, mid ah eipial number in Un- suburbs. The English end contains many line buildings, and large stores, beauti­ ful parks and drive*. The Zoolog­ ical Gardens are among the best. . and the Botanical Gardens highly stmken of. but we did not visit lh<in They contain a Banyan tree, over one thousand feel in cir­ cumference. . We wen- up before fl o'clock one morning and visited the Temple of Knlighal. which is only hideous. They saerillre goats, and Hit* whole thing is filthy. The Temple docs nol contain anything wonderful. • i, it. n. ,. i.i j.. • • . dirty mud hole. Hint they think wak nl one lime, the mouth of tho Ganges. The jdols Ihal they worshitiped at thin |/1art-. are ns crude and hideous as it is possible to mnke'thetn. • Our greatest enjoyment in Cal­ cutta was a visit to the big native Baxaar. which is without an equal anywhere in lhe world. Isaac says Constantinople is not 1-2-3 to iu It,is in the renter of the native city, and extends for blocks. .Nearly fit! lhe streets are simply wide enough tojnissibly pans ox I cams, and we eno do so this only by stopping and edging by. The goods are all sold in front of these buildings; the Ixiss generally sits in front on a platform to do the bargaining, oml the goods are pileil around him. Each street lias different, goods, one for foot., one for grain, hardware, cloth, silk, brass goods, etc. Ox teams are <irawing and coolies carrying goo<b>; lhe streets. swarming with people from nil the different provinces of India. We try lo pass through in a victoria, but decide to walk. We would,lie stopped a dozen times to a block,1, pushing over oxen to get, through. and we would walk ahead, nnd let lhe carriage gel through ns it could. In the brass street (as nil Un* people use only brass dishes) il was a great sight, as they have many line brass bowls and jars, and are exceedingly anxious to sell. As we were looking a native came up with some, junk in his hand. Of course they knew al once that he was going to trade this in for new goods, and lie was surrounded by fifty men shriving and reaching for him. We asked the Guide what they said, and he told us il was "Much honor lo you." . They cer­ tainly do business, nnd have the goods to do il with. Practically everything shown hero was naUvu made, cloth, hardware, silks, beds, jcweliy, etc. The ride to Bcrnares Is from D:I5 at night, to eleven in Hu- morning. We hnd slopped at Calcutta, at the Grand Hotel, and by using a' letter given us by a Mr. Sig. Hart, whom we had met at Singapore, got a good room with a bath wilh hot and i cold waterl Whal a iuxuryl This room had marble floors, but Ohl whal beds. Wc added our travel­ ling bed, nnd got along all right. Also we are working a new stunt. Instead of tipping our table waitera when we leave, ns Is lhe cus­ tom, we give them a coin worth about H cents when we come in to each meal. Now that is n day’s wages, and we get splendid service, fresh food from lhe pantry, nnd never a dish that has been passed to olhers. Money wi ll spent. The country to Benares is level all the way. very poor and sandy. The starving people try to raise rice, and to do so draw water from shallow wells, and dipping it from one level tn another by hand, using a rope, and a thing looking like a butter IwWl. In lhe dry season. I these wells and Titud holes give out, and then the j<ii)ple Manx. HASTINGS BANNER PART TWO-PAGES 9 TO 19. Special Announcement To the Public On July 23d we fl O A NTT L4 ATI's & GA Their Two Large purchased from vJLv..rA.iN L 11. V L U CV Stocks and fixtures » Located at Hastings and Remus, Mich. $25,000.00 Worth of Clothing Shoes and Furnishings Purchased at a nominal price, will be placed on sale in the near future at a STARTLING REDUCTION IN PRICE. . Watch For Our Next Announcement Store will be closed several days before sale to combine and arrange the two stocks at the Grant H. Otis & Co. Store in Hastings. FORREST JORDAN SELLS THE BIJOU THEATER Tun Riu Rapids Urn Purcliasc ' Popular “Movie" Show on ' Michigan Avenue. Paul Starr nnd his son-in-law. Edward Hickerson, of Big Rapids, have purchased the Bijou theatre, which has for some Hine been own­ ed and operated by Forrest Jordan. The deal was completed and the new proprietors took (tossession on .Monday morning. . Mr. Jordan has done much In build up an excellent patronage, and the class of pictures shown was high. The new owners will conduct lhe theatre along lhe sain.' lines and show a high grade of Warner-Ednionds-Krmbcr- ............ lin(j Family Reunion movies." • Mr. Jordan has not yet decided The Warner-Edmonds-Kcmherwhat business he will engage in. ling Family Reunion will be held at Cottage Grove, Clear Lake, on. Curd of Thanks—I wish lo thank Wednesday. August -5, ioii. the friends who sent me lhe beau­ Chicken pla dinner. . tiful ranis and flowers during mv Marion II. Warner. Rec'yrecent illness at the Butterworth Dowling, Mich. Hospital. Adv, Mra. J. T. Moon. BANNER WANT ADVS.' PAY. WEICKGENANT & RIEDE ^HASTINGS, MICHIGAN rra.l>- for llw .......... . MENS’ SHIRTS A Special Prices We have White, White with Black Stripes, Plaited Fronts, Soft White with Collar, Soft White with Neck­ band. Sizes 14 to 17. $1.00. We have too many and wish to reduce the stock, These were bought to sell at and to do so we have made the price 69c New York Store Hastings, Mich. MIO. MORO IN. Rejoice greatly, o daughter of Mr*. J. A. Fassel mul daughter Zion; shout. O daughter of Jerusa­ (Iran* spent a "Tew day' the fore' Sunday with n/latives in lem; liehold thy King cometh utitu pari of this week attending Hie thee. . There will In* a prayer meeting Rev- J. K Hnreldilui Icavus this Dirt nt Miss -II. iliav.-i nimi’s Friday Tue.-ulay tiext Sunday as it is Hie time of our cmnp ini' annual camp meeting and confer­ ence al-Manton. — former's brother Roll: Misss Ida Bolinger of Hasting Inn.I Sunday. spent a few days last week helping Hilda nnd Howard Shafter are ovMr. and Mrs. Jam-- Mead to gel ’{V®1 ■"V"' miiii; „,.v. anil ’■'"k , A ‘■r-,l,r Mr. ami Mrs. Dell I»oslte and chil­ dren of Battle Creel, came Wednes- 1 r— day by.aulo V> vi'il Mrs. Dostie’s Ir mother, Mrs. Elldn Nesbitt. Mrs.L— I>. and children stayed till Monday.! Mr. Miller and wife of Rattle Creek spent a pleasant day Satur­ day with tho former's sister, Mrs. James Mead mid family. T. O. Pearce lost a valuable bog! Sunday apparently overcome by the Lester Webb’s folks entertained • his mother nnd brother George a few days Hie fore part of lhe week. I Mrs. Maggie McClure returned | Friday morning lo lier home' al , Chicago, after sp.... Wig a couple of ■ weeks wilh her fattier* Geo. C. Higdon and family. Miss Grace Higdon spent Saturday in Hastings. Mrs. Bertha jjverlcy of Hastings spent lhe week-end with her par­ ents Adam Everley and family. Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Munton' and grand daughter Dorothy arrived in llieir auto from Detroit Saturday bringing their c|uli|reri Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Knapp and daughter Alice with them. Mr. Knapp re­ turned Sunday, Mrs. K. and daugh­ ter remaining for a few days. C. G. Munton of Kendallville, Ind., is also home. ’ Forest Preston of Grand Rapids is spending a part of his vacation with his aunt Mrs. II. H. Devine and family. Miss Gladys Walker of Chesaning returned to heu home Saturday af­ ter spending a week with W. N. and R. H. Devine's folks. 0. D. Fossett was in Hastings Fri- I I I lart and Mra. Verinontviltc, pOM W- trl.ltives i.i .lit.I urnrmtl iv.d'.i.iO. Soiled Dresses Made Clean Ladies’ Summer Dresses of the most elaborate and costly nature can be safely entrusted to US for dry-cleaning. There is NO RISK whatever of harm to either fabric or color, for OUR’S isa careful, hand-performed process and it is all done in a painstak­ ing and scientific manner. It is remarkable indeed what an improvement our process makes in the appearence of silch a gown. Try it. Phone us. Our wagon will call. I I | o I I I ■ __ - _______________ “We Wash Everything H • . ’ ’_______________________ Every Other Day.” Ill American Steam laundry 0 Phone 243 Shutters Bros., Props. Hastings, Mich* DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING TJl Is j �THE HAOTINGl BANNER. JULY 30, 1311 PAGE TEN The Hastings Banner Published every Thursday at Hating*. Michigan. COOK BROS, Editors. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR Subscription by Moil, Post-Paid. ONE YEAR, in advance............11.00 HIX MONTHS, in advance.............Ki THREE MONTHS, in advance.. CANADIAN SOBSCmpTIONB per year, in- advance........... 150 Entered at lhe postofllce at Has­ tings. Michigan, as second, class matter. '' Want Column, ic a word for each Insertion. Ho adv. for less than t? cents. ■ Cant of Thanks, Ic a word. Obituary poetry and resolutions, 5c a line. • , Obituaries of 20 lines or less wilt bo published free; 5 cents per line charged for each line above the 20 lines. . z■ Notices of births, deaths or mar* Wages will bo printed .free as news matter. * . ■ No communication will bo pub­ lished under nny circumstances un­ less it bears the writer's name and pOStOfllce address. wilh the somber green of the trees and shrubbery covering lhe hills. UNCOVERING ANCIENT .Aboie lhe low mound* of the form­ COURT ROUSE REVS er pueblo rises the stately ruin-of Um old Burch, a massive mb Hee of, 'IMij CITI IN NEW stone, the walls of which are at least <15 feel high and i fe.*t thick. Hnrrmae l.Ieere*. Arthur A. AHardlng. Carlton.. ..31 Bessie L. Fuller, Carlton ............. 26 EXTENSIVE EXCAVATIONS ARE BEING MADE IN UVARAI J. W. A. Franittoborger. HaslingaJIO China .May Page, Hast mgs ......... 30 RUINS. . ’ Quit Clubn Deed*. Eugene IkhM'flrnnfi' lo F.nrl Mc­ Allister, lol 7. Fine Lake Park. Johnolown. 1l,o<>. Vernon Andrews In Milan An­ drews, 80 nerca, sec. 21, Maple Grove. <MJQ. Homer S. Yeckley el al. to El­ more B. Hathaway nn.d wife, acres. s**c. 23. Rutland. 11.00. Warranty I>nK James E. H.ihiiell l«» Waller Huehb-r ami wife, lot 5, blk-" 3, FreetMirt. Roxana Dawson to Cora D. Amy, lot I. blk I. Butler's Add, City, ll.ou. John J.i.-hty to O. B. Lichty aad wife, ift acre*, sec. 20, Hastings. 1100.110. , (’.Ims. E. Ibiwlniler to Roy u. Ri.wl;lli. r..J"l i. blk It, P.urolt'Add, Woixllalid.">000.00. . Hastings Realty in P. T. Colgn»ve lots 5 .nnd 10 blk. 26, n so lot 5. blk 30, Lincoln Park Adil, (lily, 1wn.no. (.Torge G. I’ll!Is l« Arkwell Al ­ lardyce and wife. 50 acres sw-tioiv 2. ’I’horiiapple. 11.500.00. Adrian Smnerville l<» Rose M. Clark 30H acre*, sot. 25. Prairie­ ville. iej.noo.ou. . . Herman Sharphorn to Frank r, Ellsworth nnd wife, lot 8. blk 1, Dunning !* Add. City 13.2O0JM). Cha«. (5. Fn*er th Willftim Eck­ ert and wife, lol (138. City. 123OJMI. Aben Johnson to Dasic C. Crue, north half tot 832. City. 11.00. Geo. M. WluUemore to Qljas. A. Norwood, 10 acres, sec. 8. I^y, ^^Rose M. Clark l<> ‘Adfiaii Soiiner- UUY SPANISH MISSION BUILT M THt RUHS It measures 50x101 feel. The pueIdo is built Of sandstone slabs, nnd lhe walls haw* flic usual thickness of t(F to 12 inches. The pu«Mo formed nt least three squares, sur­ rounded by tlx* usual Urge build-1 logs. I am not sure as lo the ex­ istence of estufns, as deep snow tilted every depression ami covered llu* mounds with a layer at 1<‘wnst a foot deep. But on a second visit when tln*j-’ W.M lew snow oil the. ground, I thhu: I noticed traces of a cideulnr e.-tu'a. “Possibly the apple grove al Manzano was lhe nrcjiaid of the former mission of Quarai. Gnrdetu, fniil trees and vineyards m New Mexico in the s.-v. nl.-.-nth century wer.* mostly eoum-clod wilh tqissiqns. except at Santa Fe ami perhaps in (he Rio Grande Val­ ley. where were the largest hacien­ das of the Spanish colonists. There stands nt Mniunno a grove uf tail apple trees surrounded in 1812 by a wall nf'adobe. The trees a;e tnjnifeilly very old nnd entirely m-gltniled. II is probnltle that they were planted by some of the iqissionnrics during the Mveploflith century. If there was no inissnm nt .Manzano, then the old fruit trees must, have belonged to the minsiet) at Quarai." According to ancient Spanish history, the Spaniards who settled nt Qunrai had nn exciting time. The bitter |;<>-idily of the Al....te ­ le lhe Pueblo Indians of llu* Saline Interesting Glimpse of i’a^ Epoch In Eearly Si llh inent of lhe Soulhnesl. . [Miring the last few weeks the School of Ain. i i.'an Archaeology al Santa Fe has ls-en <-oiiduttiiig ex­ tensive excavnti'.iP on the site of tho ancient Sgiyiish mission at Quarai, N. mid has secured un­ expectedly rich scientific returns,al the very outset of this important work. THE PRESIDENT FA IDENTI.Y DOES NOT TRUST THE PEOPLE. The ruins at Quarai have formed Jewelers and Opticiana We still have the elramJ- anomaly in this country of the largest crop an object of inlerest and specula­ Hastings. • • Mich. in our whole, history, yusl sums of idle money in Hie banks awaiting tion for many rears. The walls of the old tntesioii established by llu* profitable investail’d a mw banking mid currency law which will Spaniards early in lhe seventeenth provide un ••mciffency currency that will prevent a jinuiey panic, mid yet lion. Accoiiling to . Vi'lnncuurt, century are still standing. Ou business is admittedly poor, factories, with rare exceptions, find orders Stinrai Jiud 600 inhabitants imnifevery hand an- .-sidenres of occuialely prioh to its alMindoment. few mid hard to pel. President Wilson ileclnretrllial lids is purely psy­ pnliou long Antedating lhe Span­ Algiiit 1671 the Apaches compelh’tl iards. Moamis show the existence chological; Ihal is that there is no-valid, basic reason for the existing the Quarai peoph* to Uy tp the pue­ <>f ruined hou- - and kivas, and When you have any moving to be admittedly very low state of business. In other words, according to blo of Tajiqii'*. about twelve miles there has existed no doubt in the done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. President Wilson, wc have a condition for whose existence there is no northward. The latter village re­ minds of nclenliito that Quarai was mained inhabited probably a year al one lime the renter of a large reason. ■ Pl AHO «M0 SAFE MOVING longer, when ite oeeupanla wore settlement *of Indiabs Iwlonging to For a lime he seemed to have mi idea that, there was a.wirl..<if conalso furred to succumb to the Ihisthe Tiqua bram-h of lhe Putblos. ipiracy among certain large interests; who would Im* affected by pending Our Specialty. lilily of the Apache and to flee to The truth of this theory has been ‘ measures lM*foro congress, to frighten lhe country for the purpose of de­ Ixirne out by th.- preliminary ex­ rasionally courting their friend­ El Paso, being alterward settled in HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. feating lhe Prefiueiil’s wishes, and an authorized statement from tho cavations Ibis fall. Further work ship and even entering into alli­ the village iif Ldela del Sur. furth; er down the Rio Braude, where While House put forth that absurd view of the situation. The Presi­ i sbeing ruMnd and it is expected ances against the Spaninhlj. One tliat when th.- work is completed of Qi** b“st»plaumil uttenip's at in­ tlicfr descendants, almost, com­ dent could not have felt compliment*-*! by the comments of even his own ItaUhawa Qunrai will yield ns rich -cienlitle surrection. previous to the suc­ pletely Mexicnnized. reside today. party press on Im jilb'inpt to trace the cause of poor business to a con­ Such is all that is known of the returns as th'- ruins of Tuyouyi cessful outbreaks of ItMtt, origiuntancient eiey which is now being spiracy of a few big interests. The absurdity of it was conclusively and Pnye, exh-n-tve Pueblo .settle­ fd at Quarai. between 1661 mid unearthed m New Mexico, one of shown when hi*own newspaper supporters pointed out that big business ments in the Rio Grand*- Valley, 1660. An Imjinn of that village which have h«* n <‘om|delr|y exca­ known under the Spanish name <*f the eftrty wientisU’ who explored was not controlled hy men of such small hrain-fHiwer ns would suggest in­ Dr. He­ vated by the Srlimd of American Esteban Clemente, was the soul uf Quarai did excavating. citing a nation-wide business depression in order to get a little petty wett, who has charge of the work AtMtract Ulock, Hwllna * Archaeology. , , , , this conspiracy, ami was in secret revenge on the itrosidrnl. If there is any lot of me® who have the most Prairieville, tumoo. Money to loan on Ural EeUle. Real Al Quarai a number of skeletons communication-with'most of the nt i.Hisrni. has excavated and re­ to gain from prosperous limes and the most to lose from bad times, il is have been found, the first I’inun other pueblos. The plan was th. I stored many pueblos in the Soulh- BaUte aold on cotnnilMlon.. UtnMral Probate Court News. bodies to lie stmlie*! scientifically. to. deprive the Spaniards nf their west ami Geiilral America, ami he convtyancing. Having a complete Mt the owners of big buninc.**; mid-for tho President to intimate that such believes Quarai is going to make Estate of Lorenzo Andrews. De­ The Tiguas occupied a narrow men would harm themselves mid their own business, interests in order to ceased. Receipts und requests lo strip along the eastern slope of the lior.-e-s by having them dll stolen by oin* of the most inlercstiiig archae­ show their disapproval of (ho President woukl bo as absurd as to say discharge Hied. Discharge issued Manzano Mountains, and nt one the Apaches, and afterward, on the ological parks in the world. eve of Holy Friday, lo fall upon all that n man might “cut off Ins nose to spila.hiH fact*," as lhe old saying ♦o Milan Andrews. lime were a numerous ami power­ the whiles simultaneously. The Estate of James Ik Chilson. De­ ful tribe, but an- believed- to have, goes. We have heard nothing recently from the While House intimating Denmark is the Ink’?! counlry tn plot wat* delected and the leader /a big business conspiracy lo cause business depression since the ridicu­ ceased. Order ailjoutning hearing been almost completely extermin­ cxH'Uled. and the danger was thus adopt a syslcm of widow's pensions. I fCR aACSACHE aiONtTC ANO 1 LAO DIR of claims entered. ated by th? Apache Indians. The aver'eti.. . lousness of such a course on the part of big business was so conclusively Estate of Ix)diwiMr" A. Vcklcy. site of lhe ancient Indian town has Quarai is the last pueblo on the deceased. Estate closed against been mapped and shows that there shown. Final account filed.. Or­ were at least fifteen terraced hous­ bonlers of the Salines iwisilively Since lhe caunlry ridiculed hi-rtheory Ihal the existing depression was claims. known lo have been inhabit, d by din to a conspiracy of big interests, the President has taken another der assigning residue of estate en­ es. arranged in a series of uuad- lhe Tiguas. On lhe aouthca«b*rn tered. Discharge issued to Homer raneb--. Man? underground Mvm border of the basin are niiu« which tack, and has invited Mr. Pierpont Morgan. Henry Ford and other men of S. Yeckley. or sanctuaries, have been located, nation-wide reputation to give him their personal views ns to.lhe causes . Estate of John Freeman an al­ and all those will be cleared of the ar.- thought to b«* those .»f a Piros Application accumulated rubbish of ceulurieR village. The range of the Timins; fit lhe slowing down of business here wheh conditions should call for the leged insane neraou. was limited to a narrow strip ,ilo;ig: Even more interesting than , the , greatest prosperity. The pity of it is thnt It never occurred lo him lo for order declaring patient sane. A nice assortment of subjects mounted on flle<l. Physicians report and order Indian town is the extensive Span­ the eastern slope of the Manzanoconsult with Hie busings.** fntcresls of the country at all before he em­ granted. chain, beginning with Chilili on the heavy cardboard with imitation wood border, ready ish ecclesiairtical institution which north and ending. With Quarai on barked upon pis “program” the result of which, according to his theories, Estate of Pearl E and Andrew D. has been uncovered. It has been the south. Considering each site to hang on the wall. would emancipate business from all that hampered it in the past, and Kennedy, minors. Annual account found that tin* Spaniards built separately they Were ail well elms­ more* extensively on the site.of usher in a'new era which he called “The New Freedom." But the facts of Guardian filed. of Wendell D. Freeland et Guarai than v.i» al first supposed. en. for each has its perniam n! wa­ do nol tit into the President's thiwries, mid the people who arg to be the al Eslat.* minors. Annual account of The ruins of the old mission have ter supply. sufficient wood, tillable land within .easy reach, turn un recipients of this “New Freedom" find instead nf the promised prosperity guardian filed. •been an object' of public interest Bargains in every department. See our enamel an era of business depression that resembles That of 1893-1,’except that Estate of Pliuy McOmber, de­ ' for many years, .hut these formed <>|H*n view toward several points of ceased. Order admitting will io' only a part-uf the buildings er«-ctwi the compass, thereby making it ware and‘kitchen ware for bargains. wo have iiow i,o money panic, and no change for one as then. ••n’sy to . guard against surprise. probate entered. Bond filed, let ­ by the Spaniards, who must have But lhe President seems grimly delerminod upon his program, and ters issunl to Owen M. McLaughlin, converted Quarai into an important None of these p.-ople occupied n will insist upon -applying his theories In. our industrial life., no matter admr. strong -position of defense.- Tliei headquarters. Adjoining the how evident their unfitness. - He has compelled a readjustment of grow­ Estate of Minnie Dale Olner. Pe­ church have been discovered the apart that they could easily a»-i-i ing and manufaciurng products in I his country to his tariff-for-revenue- tition for admission Us Kalamazoo' foundation of buildings Hastings, Mich. which Report of; wore evidently a monastery nnd pne nnollu-r in case ..f ntla.-k, and only theory.- That never worked weW in lids counlry, is not working well Slat.* Hospital filed. yet they had to yield to th.-ir !>.*pliysiicans, filed. Order admitting’ missiun school. The settlement now as every man ncqualuled wilh industrial conditions knows, and wc patient to Mate Hospital as a pri­ rndilary foe, and even the prolec-l ’ was surrounded by a massive stone lion of lhe Spaniards could t.<d believe ni'ver.did and never can work well here. The revolt against his vate patient entered. wall and there wen- inner fortillparly in Louisiana, and the results of recent special elections are proof- . Eslate of Ethel M. Lewis, a min­’ cations defending certain pueblos., save them. They were merely Hie oul|Hx*l> Of Hi.- Pueblo country ami Quardi is located mar tin- New were separated from Ih.-ir br.-(ln- ii that the country knows the larifT-for-revenue-oniy theory cannot work or. Annual account of guardian1 ummer resort of Moun- on tin? Rio Grande by a forbidding’ hen*. He is now engaged in a struggle lo compel) congress, evidently filed. Estate of Qirolinb M. Maynard, nd was owm-d by Messrs mountain chain, through which against its will, to try out another pel theory of his—restoring coinpeli- deceased. Order determining McCoy * Corbdt of that only two pass.--* lead. Th.--.- pa.*«'tionaud forcing big business to break up into smaller units. Congress has heini entered. suited th** site of th*- ancient city rs could be easily occupied by an been in continuous session for nearly It'* months, and then? is an evident enemy. LAKE VIElft lo the School of American Archae­ disposition to balk on the part of many congressmen in his own party. The destruction .if .Qunrai mid I Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Brown and ology al Santa Fe to In* qycayaled other pueblos of the Salines bt-’. But it seems prolioble that the nnli-tru-d hill, the trade commission bill children of Toledo, Mr. nnd Mrs. and exhihiie.l as a public archae- .am.- in.-vitable as mh.ii ns -the Habits are hard to change. Yoy may have a habit of us­ and oilier Phsideiilial nostrums will Im applied lo Hint Very sick palienF," Eli Chatman mid children of LN**-' ologieal park. Dirvctqr L- Apaches spread in thnt direction, ing some other kind of bread.- If you have, change it for a the country's business. The evident haste of the President sewis lo Im* spent over SnmJny wilh -Mr. and Hew.-lt ' immedialely began the which they Imve dn-uim Iodo pre-' while and order a few loaves of Cottage Bread. work of excavation ami restoration vious to the nvent of the white due lo that reaction against his party, which he sees to lie joining—lhe Mrs. Charley Chatnmn. Mr. ami Mni. George Bell and which promises lo be the most f-x- mao in Hie Southwest. When Hit-1 election of a congress next November which will |m opposed to the Wil­ We have a spUndid patronage on Cottage Bread, many son ideas aed which may block his efforts to gel his program completed daughter Ruby and ftrvin Ailertk leusivc and important work of the Pueblos bad received from (he! people who^isc it /ell us IT’S THE BEST. ing motored l<> Waterloo. Indiana. kind carried nut jn-ihis country. Il unless he gels it finished before next March. Strange that a Pfrsident Thursday to visir-relatives. return­ will lake several seasons to nucov- S|.auiar.ls new domestic plants amt. I nlMive all, new domestic animals,' wlio claims lo aesira only whal the people wish is not willing to submil ing Sunday. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. .1- the ancient Indian city ami the the inducement for-the nomads to All we ask of you is a trial. We will let Cottage Bread, his .program Ilj£ pet>ph- al the next yleclhm. and have it stand or fall Bell of Hastings kept house for Spaui*h settlement then-on. but prey upon the house dweiluig In-! itself, convince you. rich scientific rewanls. arc |ootu-d dians-wns greatly increased.Oiriy-,by llieir ai'.)>iova?1Tr droipprovTil. He has given the rnimtry a good rur- | theta while away. ! Ml»s Annina Gillespie onteriainihe rapid cQlonlzan..n >>f New M.-x-i roiu-y and Junking bill.-aud a iauff Jaw that u in line with his own ed.lwo girV friemlt* from Kalamazoo Quarai i> the most beaulifiiWy lo­ Jhcories. Tnat i- enough to let the p«*pple judge. But it's a safe hr* from, Friilay until Sumlny. Char­ cated of nil the pueblo- of th** an­ i»-.» could have MV.-d thi. villages on ; lhe east side of th.- Manzano chapi.; thiii he never will pul it iq*Ju llm people in that way, but will continue ley Myer*- of Raidings spenl Satur- cient prophet of the Southwest. U This Was imiaisslblc, as Sliaiu was . t* situatnj almost on the edge of too weak ami New Mexico not sufto hnra*-3 and liamp-i business by ludding this congress in continuous dn’y with the girls. Mrs. Ftoy<l McKay spent llu- lhe dismal salt lakes known us the iicieniiy inviting to warrant extra­ session until it pass*-- the measures he has insisted upon; for he realizes week-end with her cousin. Miss Salines. The salt gathered from • j J. W. ARMBRUSTER. Prop. that the counUy is alt- idy tired of hi- program, and wifi show its disap­ Mabie Fcighiner. of near Nashville. th.-.* lakes was an indm-omenl l«> ordinary exertions, f Quarai was lh.* sent of a span-! Mr. mid Mrs. Win. Gillespie, ami the Tiguas for establishing thein- isti .mission from 162V, and contain-* proval id Ins jipposs-ibk-Jhevrk-s next November. But if,his theory of Hastings. Mich. Jelling the ... pl** d<> tlZ governing is correct he would, it .-.-.-iii- to us. children Sarah ami Shirley. Mrs. relv.-s in th. ir Ulcinity. The na­ ed a monalery and chtU'di dedi-1 PHONE 548 Alex 'Gilh’spfe and son Ehni*r nm- tives wiTe acquainted with salt ns rated to the Immac.ulnle concep- i tmljmii lhe bai.iih-e of his program to II.... . at the next elect ion, and give lored Iq Bellevue Sunday to visit a condiment in Unirs anterior to the cotintry a li st. . relatives. th.- Spanish era. ami Bandolier and had lhe people fully Junderslood that President Wilson would do as .Miss Anna Bolter of Hastings vis­ other nuthoritiea «»• the Southwest he ha- done, >1 oi.iy be questioned if he ever would ha\e been elected in it ed Mf. and .Mrs. James Boiler believe that the Tfauas established a- limiled commercial intercourse the first place. Hisyh-elii.y an ncridenl.’he feceivinb hut il per-cent Sumlny. Mrs. Alice Cool bough and daugh­ of Hu- popular vol**. Wilh a practically united opposition, as now’seems ter Volina are visiting friends al with ollu-r Iriln** With Ogll as a inisis of th.* I railingpndgildr, and with the sliong le.-u-lion nbw evident against, his policirii, ('.harlot to. The Salines became \gry impor­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Orr Fisher of. Mar­ tant to (he Spaniards in Southern! the chain, s for Hie suoo-s of Ids piirty-?v<in sljm enough, and that may tin (torners ami Mr. mul -Mrs. Floyd Chihuahua. Sale from- Manzano well Account hu hi- refusal to let congress go home until it shall-comNesbcl spent Sunday with Mr. mut was carried in the sovenleenlh cen­ , pk-le all of hi<J« gislative program. tury as far as Parral, about 60i>! Mrs. Frank Cogswell. President Wilson is an honest man. a t h-aii imm. a highly educated Mrs. Charles Smith and daugh­ miles soUlhwst, near the border of. mid i-uiisci. nliou- man. But he is repealing lhe folly of many another ter.-* Florence. MiMred and Eva Chihuahua, for the reduction of like htnis-lf in tiyhig h. make our industrial life over until it will til his spent Friday with Mr. add Mrs. silver or*->. und the salt trains be­ came a i.-.urce foe th** A|»ach.-s Sain Varney of Nashville. theories of what it should Im. He will find that is a bigger job than any Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Charlton aixl also. By 1670 the Ajuichr* had .in­ man can accomplish. ' . ' Irving s|H'|il Sunday with .Mr. and tercepted all communication with Mrs. Henry Althouse and family of tile Salim-, and the trains return­ Vermontville. . . ing from Southern Chihuahua were compelled lo remain at what is now r of a HOLLAND RAGLA DISTRICT. Eli Paso. Very soon after the rtitsFuel—Because Rolla Fox I* lhe first to thresh in sions- at. lhe Salines -had to be abandoned. ’*• . . , ,, (his iiingliisirluxMl. Aside from the salt lakes the re­ Firsl—The Holland four Grate Lucile Wunderlich spent Salurdims nol spill any fnel with ashes day night and Sunday with Ada gion <ifforibd many advantages and no nsli sifter In nerded. M .Vpinnll and attended Sunday which aiipraleil to the Indians. The h-v.-ls U-tween tin? Salines and scIhmiI at Carlton Center. Second—The Holland Al’r-udmit" Mrs. hydra Benter is still under Galisteo w.-re the favorite haunts lino Ftrr-pot burns fuel the prop­ of tho antelope and the mountains tin- doctor's carer er nnd most natural way, MiiWChlota Rngla spent last week fo the west abounded in bears, Thlnl-^The Holland One Piece, •. . -,-r. wilh her uncle Aden Burroughs deer and turkeyB. All <4M(. Iron Radiator extracts tlie Bandi-lier. who conducted his ex­ mi<i fa'mily. • hrat pcneralrd and sends it up Mr. mul Mrs. Emaimual Brodbeck tensive investigations in the StoutltHiruiiuli thr warm air pipes to all ami son Carl of WiMxjbury spent west in the early We. tho rooms. Sutiday with Leouard Wunderlich Quarai: That i« why: “I mw Quarai several times, al­ 'and family. • “Holland Funiares Make Warm A<len Burroughs and wife were. ways in wniler and under the most Friends." I callers al Mrs. Dell* Ragla s, Fh- unfavorable circumstances, and yet cairiufi away with meta vivid im­ J. W. TIBBATTS i,lay' ' pression its singular beauty, rhe HASTINGS. MICH. I An all niglil church has been led sandstone fonnalum nf lhe Redmon. Lansing, Mich. opened in Chicago, for the ujght rocks that cioo out in the neigh­ borhood is in pleasant contrast wfii-kers. ADVERTISING RATES. JOB PRINTING ' Display advertising rates on ap­ The BANNER has one of Hie best plication. . , Busine>? locals and reading no- ‘equipped job offices in Western tices. On first page or among brev­ Mtchiuan and is prepared Lp do any kind of book and Job printing. ities, 12H cents.a line. Pike & Damon Order Our Drays FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS Some Beautiful Pictures Special Price, only 10c Boyes’ Department Store Cottage Bread S The Palm Garden Do You Wanta Home? If so, drop in to see Bauer Bros We are busy and the city is full of new homes building this year, but there is always room for another. Many are wise and have taken advantage of low prices to make themselves independenf of rents and landlords. . Homes Built To Sult The. Owner. The Hastings Lumber &. Coal Co * Phone 254 * ' ' , Phone 224 �I WeTake Great Pleasure This method n<»* only makuniform moult for the grv number of your fl<» k. but it i» such a drag a» is iln- case wl feeding for <-gg I""•Itii-lion is rjinl right into th* (if course, one d prtxhiclion of eggi in filling your pickle recipes as we quantity of Mrs. Price’s Canning Compound. 10c package, 3 for 25c, 7 for 50c and 15 for $1.00. Our Flavoring Extracts are lhe best. We make them from pure oils. They give better results. Sealing Wax and Paraffine in any quantities. CARVETH & STEBBINS The Reiall Druggists overfottoned. 8*-' fore killing time, gt toe* mul a tnasli with rhc.it scrap in il. limes a week add jh coal to the soft f<>--t. corn at night. Wl give as rimeii of a ' ing RmhI as |Hissibl>. younger.- They first act ns Ibmgh get a liberal supt-l> they were hurt, run away, sit down, get up, tumble over,’ etd sitting' down, go just a little, mid thru go oiliest bredda in ih>down again. Have lost several nnd dtird. nnd. unlike । noticed more this morning. The still a leading f second or thlril day they rati’f-Ttel’ dauWTm if iKiultry out of the way of each other. Ti.i-y ••invent" a variety have free range, fresh waler, milk, I he test Of lime nsei’ceiiings. ground feeu- and ate Bt-nhma. It is tn n —a large, grand i> yet at eight to b-ti ... ..r. makes mi i-xcelciil broiler. As a winter layer i| Is no| only unsurp.issed. hut it produces a handsome i-ucki-rvls than pullcis and ntmt frequent among Hit- heavier breed; Ilian tin- liglit ones. The chief cause of the trouble i< loo rapid growth, due to over-fi-cdi|ig. Th<* weight then incn-asc; fastec-lhan the strength. It b M0«£ 31 ijui-nt cause. The trouble unsteady gait ,»■■■< ■■. » wiir^-. makes it such that tin can ixdvplmiil alone.’ The ti often’seen sitting while vat ini Salads become opo of the most generally served dishes during the summer months. And what is a salad without , Mrs. David Wilkinson. Lotah-ano limiult epent Sunday in Grand llaiiMinnie Taylor .«p»:ni Tuesday with iij>.- They made'the trip,- tn the lhe fiirmers daughter. Mrs. SnlL Turmer's auto. Mr. mid Mrs. Will. Nichols spent Sunday with tin- latter’s’ cousin; capontzii *tnt> fir Oini’i Pin Lui lU Zlic Piliti SOODS DELIVERED NO MORE J LOSSES Rs. WORMS be taken up ' thnt it Will w. Our Own Pickle Recipe is We have just received a large Mrs. trank Short's uncle. Mr. iM'her. nod daughter and grand>u nf tihio. are spending' n f«-ys WORKS WONDERS we are satisfied that every one is filled with the best and purest grade of spices that can be ob­ tained. We could use inferior grades, but wc consider this mighty poor advertising for the one of the best on the market. It contains Ground Mustard, White and Black Mustard Seed, White Ginger Root, Gloves, Tumeric, Allspice and Mace in the right proportions lo give the pickles a good flavor. NORTH EAST CASTLETON. Samnite Heflleliowor has gone Saranac to work’for his brother. The L. A--*•- will m>'<‘t Thu’rsi afh-rnooit, July 30. .with Mrs-. •-< Forman. It will be a pot luck si nmnentcjl by blai hackle, black tail. strong bay colored urnmnciital comb -> . .. tit-ad. causes admii.itinn |>y all see it. Ils quiet, gentle ways. C. E. HARVEY North Side Pharmacist HASTINGS, g>- C.lmii bad the misfortune ic way to slip mid fall while barn, hurting his bark quite CLARKSVILLE Safety First Mt-. Frank —Dunkin spent week al her daughter's, Mis. ’ Briggs in Hastings. Women an- employed in road building in Singapore, breaking up niui’Ji. nf the material with small limtmu-rs. . • • .... ...._ nnd granddaughter, Mildred Howlett, visited Waller Post mid family in Mulliken, over Sunday. Miss Ihuel Mole is entertaining MICH. your electric work. Ton'll know it ia done right sod that your buildings are safe if 1 do Registered Percheron Flit Fur OU Slilllii Success Hampshire. She will return rail. is Helen Cool of Saline and This slnlllon was formerly owned' • Wiiirhesl.T spent Tm-sday by Owen Onilfiiiiller mid Is well iki- Odessa. H)'- guest of Crysknown to horse breeders of Barry (kginty. WEST 'VERMONTVILLE. s. Anna-Hiirgman of H.istinss siting at John Simrc’s and U-n ially (or us. Sold at : Coffee -Ranch Jefferson St. Hr is n line yoiuifl stnllhiii of Hit- Hastings, very hm-dh-sl sliM-k. there by the Illness of Mrs. Hay’ sister. Mrs. Spooner. Our band is progressing in-tin imlhlng but.the unsteady gait is ttpparonl, the cohib is red. mid other things indicate health, hut Inter the bird gets thin, feathers mil irnorly and is a distressed object. Mich. Drink and Drug Habits Cured GOOD OLIVE OIL? Our Richelieu Lucca Olivo Oil is the finest quality of Italian Oil manufactured. You will appreciate IL HOT WEATHER DRINKS We offer-a most palatable and refreshing beverage in both our linger Ale and Root Beer. These superior thirst quenchers are packed under tht! Richelieu Brand and for pleasing, satisfying, in­ vigorating qualities are uivuirpass<-d. E. C. Russ & Son OF GOOD MEATS doesn't, jusf happen lo be so. Tht-n-'s a reason. In fact several of them. The animal from which the meat is taken must be in good rondiNiin. It must have been properly slaughli-n-d. Tinrrteut must be properly rurf-d. Al! Iliesc di'lnils receive our most careful attention. Wo buy; the Ih-si slock that can lie hqd. We have a cement slauglitvr huiis--, and we keep il ck-iin. Our. market is clean and we have lhe largest couhnu uf any-market in Barry iknrnty. There you hiuc.thv reasons. . That's why yoiLget good. Ihn-ly IlnvuD’d iqcaU 162 BESSMER BROS TIM Moat Market Men HuUsgl, Kith. I will sell my Rose Comb Rhode Island Red Hens and one Cock Bird My White Plymouth Rock Hens and one Cock Bird . ALSO 7 Barred Rock Hens and one Good Cock Bird and my White Orpington Hens and one Cock Bird These are my Brooding Pens and Exibition Stock. Call if any Wanted Also my Exibit­ ion Coops. M. W. Hicks Hastings, Mich. CORNER PARK AND WAI-NLT STS. BANNER WANT ADS GET RESULTS tlie birds get all of the green f>n»l they wai.t, as that is mi important feature of the treatment.. Rubbing the legs with tincture of arnica mid adding half a (caspoonful of tinc­ ture of mix vomica to each quart of drinking waler will aid greatly in Cloverdale, Michigan are turning.. out Mr. mid Mrs. HeHierl (MinsA-spiNi Stuidny in Irnwell wilh his piirenD Mr. mul Mrs. Roy i- ii’inid linvi been enjoying a wedk al .lhe hike. Jlonic Treatment for Tobacco. Neu­ rasthenia or Nerve Exhaustion. For further Information or tiler- year. In cold spring weather, when nights an- cisd, chicks iiI more hovering. When warm il| tlie later part of tin- year chicks will «L» without tiKfeh heal. W«- wnubl reemiimenil leaving lh<-m in hover until about three weeks* old, then lit tended. Ibvipts were nearly watching them for a f«‘w niuhls ns iliirteen dolar’-. Mrs. Gould, -tin they may crowd loo milcli. and see W. II. minister, and family gave u that cold air does not strike llicni. some tine music during the,eve- GbiC FixTurt-V and. gas. tilting is one of the prlnciMi-, C. C. N.-lson and Mrs. David pal.parts of our Imaiuekn. W<- have a large a.v~nimriil .<! IlttggcH. b-ft Friday for?, j-ntnp at .l.-IUll- III Vii-k-htirg. I<r spend n month. Chandeliers • BRACKET fhlures/md Drop Lighh for easy reading, al price# thnl cuinimre. favorably with dealers it: the large rilies. <»tir PLUMBING work is alway.- All Excellent Hash Fred. 2 -parts bran. ’ I part ground oats. I pari corn meal. One half pari gluten meal. Beef Scrap added ai-conli season mid other condtli'His. dry in hoppers? ’ Systematic Moulthqt. Where one mokes a business ot egg production for profit nnd most of its arc after the profll it h es­ sential thnl we gel nil tho*eggs we can in the fall amf* Winter, when eggs are th highest. To this vnti, it is essential that w get our hens through the moult promptly and as near all al one time ns possible during the hot. months. This Is really tho natuml limv for it. anyway; but man has puihwl the hen so strong for egg moduclir-n that she so often runs her. laying business-along into tlie summer when she should nalurnlly hi* sfisp-ping off for the< moult. Man can help along this ling as well, and the moult -can lie rvgulal.sl to conform lo tho hot months just as well ns not. They will then all come alone; pretty*much al the same time ami get. through with il before cold weather sets in to slop il or make it drag until no one knows when it will end and egg production begins again. The process consists ih withhold­ ing the food to a great extent, which stops egg production and starts the feathers to lunsening. three weeks, or nearly so. After the feathers have started lo fall, then a good-wholesome-feed should he given in liberal quantities of good feather-forminv foods, such ■is wheat and corn-cracked with n liberal supply of bran mash lo which has been added meal or beef ssistant Chief Surgeon t>> Mismi Pacific Ry. ' Kansas City. M< "I endorse tin- Keeley frealim -cause I believe it to'b<- the Ii writing. . • Mrs.-Eva Mol! has a daughter visiting hoi- from Augusta. Miss Gnbla 'i> tt began clerking in the store of L impih-11 Brother.--. Monday. will soon be tnnkAlbert Tin npain. ing potato c PROFFESSIONAL CARDS F. A. BROWN & CO. Phone 126 (HtWi.EVILLiw m«"-n declares Hint w<ave vv> i weather and wo Hastings FOLEY KIDNEY ana oimrur irinMfVA lan PILLS nlinnii A little more Pocahontas Coal that we can sell at Summer Prices. If you want to take advantage of the LOW price on Pocahontas or Hard Coal you should buy your coal now, as delay means higher prices. Miss Marie II-attic has returned to-Kalamazoo. where She has a po­ sition in the laundry. Mrs. MonroA has, moved to her new home in lie- -village, qisu buy­ ing mn automobile.' ‘ •'The |icdgi- -on lhe Old Monroe place has been rut down in front of lhe house, making it much . njore pleasant. ’ > .' Mr. and Mr-. Will Jordan nnd baby of Chicago. (ire visiting llieir parents and faimjy, of.(His place. If Kidneys mid Bladder Bother-. Then Foley Kidney Pills. ' Overworked kidneys will break down if not helped. When they can no longer protect tho blood nnd lhe body-from the poisons that come to them, then look out for Bright'^ disease, seriousi kidney trouble and bladder—annoyances. Foley Kidney Pills are your best protection, your best medicine for weak. sore, overworked kidney anil bladder weaknesses.—Arthur Mul­ holland.—Adv. Have all sizes at $4.50 Per 2,000 lbs. We think it behooves the consumer, under existing conditions, to care­ fully consider his wants and not wait until cold weather to buy his COAL. It is certain that there can be no further reductions in the present BARGAIN COUNTER PRICES, and we should like to have' dur customers take ad­ vantage of lhe prices while we can offer them the opportunity. , ' 1 , > ' . ' , ALWAYS in the market for GRAIN, SEEDS', BtfANS, ETG, and can sell you Flour, Bran, Middlings and other feeds at current prices. Give us a friendly call. Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. Dealers la Grain, Bains. Seed, H«y, Cail, Camant, Hidas, Faits, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HAglTNqa BANNER. JULY 30. 1>IL --------------- LAKE iUifJWA. Mra. Mary Wmtley is lining Herman Foihir ot Hast Ings, will ■Saturday, August Hili .there will hm/eeliold Work for .Mrs. Ernest speak nl the Tnnnvr school Mouse be n bull game und hone races ul Wells of Lake Odessa. I next Sunday.tiKii'iiing at Ion-thirty. Recreation Park, hy lhe Lake Odes­ I ’ isler Tiahher, who came here Everyone bo sure and come and sa horsemen. . Mra. Geo. Dunam mid Mra. Frank from California, early this Hummed;give Mr. tkMler a full'house. Coykendali visited fi-nnk Nobles to make his home vviih his brother; Quite a crowd attended the ball Fred and Mra. Rudolph Gainer, gqme Saturday. After the game and family nl Mulliken, Tuesday. early Saturday morning-al the'the Indies served ice cream mid J. W. Perrivvl hf Evert was a vis­ died everyone seemed lo have u good itor in town over Sunday. He In tier's fionw. " ’ time.The little Misses Dorbrand Bnrgave a short talk nl the M. E. 81111- nieo Scheldt of Lake Odessa, spent .Mabie Martin spent Bunday al iltiy sehobl Wlicrc he wits superinlast week with the MissM Norma home. temh'iit 21 years. Florence mid Thelma Pock ap«ml Mildred DeokeiA well dressed man put up nl the ami Tho Misses Beriu<->- Hntcb and n few <luys last weejc with their sis­ Dmimn Houhh Friday mid pmed as visit'-d Mi/s Leila ter, Mra. Ira Baldwin, of Hastings. a land agent. Hi* kept hi* room Edna Sludl nil day also Satur.fuy until nl?oul Wortley, Thursday. Tha . Chautauqua ‘'Booslcrs'' MARTIN CORNERS. Hired o’clock when li<- hired a rig Samuel Velt<«, G. ,\. Weed. Willson Miss Nettie Ufa visited Mr. mid mid whs driven io Win id I and. Soon Ellioll arnKF. A, Page, of Ldfce Mf-s. John Woodman of Coals Grove after Agnes .Ulnm*, a doiiicslie. Odessa, visited the dinereiU homes over Sunday. missed from Her purse mid on this vicinity Wwluvaday after­ Mrs. Sadie Hilton entertained n calling up Woodbind f»tmd her of ■ man was nt the <|rp<<l a|M>u| to lake noon. company of HI tic people und a few Will. Tanker and family ware of her friends Inst Wednesday nf-. Hit1 train for llaslihg, but n snort lime after il was found he had guesls of J. V. Wu kliam nnd wife, let-noon in honor of her little hired an Auto and went - ,fo Ila*l- of Carlton Center, Sunday. daughter Itazel's second birthday. Ings, mid all trace of hiiti .’was lost. A birthday pic in whlrh all lhe HIGH STREET. children'received gifts was n pleas­ Lee Bnldwin of Allegan visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Travis of ing fenlure lo tho little folks, lee friends In town over Sumlny. . Mr. ami Mr*. Howard Tolle*. Mr. Haslings spent Biuiday al Janies cream, enko ami sandwiches were ' served mid a pleasant lime enjoyed nnd Mra. Howard Rising mid Mr*. Southard's. Dodo Merrifield and wife and, iiy nil present. Lewis Pierson, molored lo Ionin, mother from the norlli arc visiting! Preaching next Sunday morning. Mdlidny. to nt tend the circus. Plan to attend. -Mr. mid Mra. Snyder of Mct'-ord's Anson Merril and family. .Maud ItoblniKMi -penl a few days 'Hie little Misses Ruth and Iteva visfstiM friends al the Hotel Dun­ Inal iyeek' wilh Mrs.-John St rim­ Cogswell pt Lake View visited their am; over Sumlny. , hack of Woodburv mint. Mrs. Millie Fisher, the ptt«t NORTHEAST CARLTON. Bessie Gulden s idled Jier par­ week. Willi the bizz of the threshing ents. .Mr. find Mf*. N. Golden, of Grandma Fry is visiting relatives mnrliiiii* mid I lie largo number of Baltimore; Sunday. at Mt. Pleamm. army worms lli.it are. making the (tuba anil Velma Sledge nf Bast­ • Wednesday evening about 25 rounds fanners are more than | ii.„.. ings .... are visiting Hand Hal ha Way friends mid neighbors gathered nl busy, in this vicinity. <und other tittle frirad*. the home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles THERE ARE MANY USEFUL THINGS FOR YOU IN OUR STORE LIESIDES JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE. RELIABLE FOUNTAIN PENS, CANES AND UMBRELLAS WITH PLAIN HANDLES OR FANCY DESIGNS IN GOLD AND SILVER. WE HAVE ONLY THE BEST MAKES OF THESE GOODS, BECAUSE THEY ARE THE ONLY KIND THAT LMT AND GIVE SATISFACTION. THE PRICE IS BUT LITTLE MORE THAN OTHERS ASK FOR THE POORER KINDS, AND YOU WILL. BE PLEASED AND PROUD OF THE GOODS WE WILL SELL YOU. *" . . A NEW LINE OF AUTOMOBILE SPECTACLE^. THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN THE GIFT STORE ESTABLISHED IN 1MJ HEAD OF GULL LAKE* Mr. and Mrs. Harold Upjohn en­ tertained a lady friend from To­ ledo, Ohio, part of last week. . Mra. Carrie Geiger and daughter Mabel of Holland cgino • to Mrs. Geiger's lust Tuesday. They ex­ QUIMBY. pect -lo spend lhe rest of the sum­ mer witli her. Dr. and Mra. JL 8. Light enter­ nhig. tained company from Kalatnaxoo McIntyre and sister, Hunday. . . . Lihbie McIntyre visited Mrs. Floyd Tack was a visitor al Peter Willard Perry, last Tuesday. Dekilder's Saturday night anti 8unMrs. John Casllelein isentnrlainliireshing is lhe order of the day Hik- her sister, .Mrs. Richard Hunter abd children of Pori Huron. in this vicinity at tho present lime. Preaching Bunday August 2nd at Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Bajiiea spent 2:30 p. in. from Saturday until Monday visit­ Mra. Pored Root spent part of ing their daughter in Blooming­ last wook visiting her husband in dale. . CasMpolls. .Miss Gertrude Baker is working Kiltie McIntosh has returned to al tlie Turner Resort al the present Hastings, after spending a two tim-. weeks vacation al homo. ProL nnd Mrs. Roy E. Welch of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bhlelman and Aim Arbor are the guests of Mr. daughter Iris, visited Fred Bidelmid Mrs. Harold Upjohn. man s near Freeport, last Sunday. Mrs. Cruso is cntartaitfiug her CAMPBELL. sister, Mra. I). Scheldt of Nashville. Miss Mnhlc Hfaier spent las!’Week Practically all the English manu­ In Grand Rapids. Miss Pearl Smith returned home facturers of sheet iron have form­ Sunday after a week’a visit with ed an association in place of that dissolved several years ago. * her sister near Sunfield. 4th SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE ------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- NOTICE ] LAKE ODESSA, MICH To clean up each season we have adopted a method that is most practical of results, but which must necessarily cut somewhat into the profits. But it has proven the only way to conduct a large and growing business, and have no old and shopworn garments. We place on sale our entire stock of Men’s, Young Men’s and Boys’ Fancy and Serge Suits, with­ out reserve, at most attractive prices to the buying public. . All of our Kuppenheimer guaranteed suits, the best clothes made, also the famous Schloss Bros., union made, and more of the recognized best makes of clothing. X We must reduce our stock of Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes to make room for our Fall and Winter Goods. We have bought the Bijou Theatre of F.E. Jordan, just north of Motel Barry, and will have our Opening Night Wednesday, July 29 This Sale Begins Saturday, Aug. 1, and Positively Closes Showing 4 Reels of Best Licensed Pictures Saturday Night, August 15th Your choice of any men's or yoimg men's suit .in the'house at a great saving: $16.50 20.00 now . 18.00 n<J<T U 5° Come one and all and have a good laugh. Wc will try and make it# pleasant and please the people. ' Price of Admission, 10c 15.00 now 12.00 now 10.00 now Starr 8 Hickerson "fine lol of men’s’ suits"' in cash-' mptc and worsteds that were . S2o.0o,now $10.00 HASTINGS, MICH. On? lot of men’s dress hats, all sizes and colors. . Were $2.00, $1.50 and $1.00 now go at the tremen­ dous sacrifice price of only 39c. < hie lot of ladies’ sweaters were $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 all go for 79c .Combination acts, consisting of. sujienders. hose Mipjxnrtcrs'amf arm bands, the $1.00 Icind' now... 7.'.67c - kind now./25c Men’s dress oxfords $4.50 now ................... 4.00 now 3.50 now .................... 1.88 I am going to reduce the price on all of my work and dress hats dur­ in gthis sale. Just think .a $3.00 hat for$2.25 2.00 1.50 •75 for One. lot uf buys*, straight knee pant suits for 12 to 15 year.-, of age went ’ 82,56 to $5.00 now.go for ....98c One lol of men’s 25c hose now go atZ.2.. .’13c or 3 jAtir for 35c. Men's'5p£ dress caj« go for ... .33c Aldi's $1.00 dress caps for69c 5-PO Toe now IT’S A CINCH That you do not get value received out of your garments if you do not gel them cleaned and pressed. Our ayitem ot cleaning docs not / merely remove the spots, but cleanse* lhe garment inside and out/ Our steam pressing system is the only up-to-date way to pres\. ft thoroughly disinfects, also raises the uap of the goods and mnke/it look as good as, the day it left lhe tailor. • HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. KELLOGG. Hroorl Boys’ knee pant suits in blue serge, cashmere and worsteds with bloomer pant and Norfolk coats that were $7.00 now S.-79 ■ . *1 5.00 now • 369 4.00 now • 2.79 3.50 now . 2.67 - / 3.50 now 3-po now "Property is the fruit of labor, property is a positive good to the world.” .88 .• I hose who own it arc trustccs-for.th6sc who follow. To arrange fur its disposition after death /is an important duty on the part of those who own’propcrty, real or personal. Grand Rapids Trust Company < hie lot of boys’ pants were $1 .oo to $2.ocfgo fur.....................19c .25c Windsor ties-now .16c. Dry foot—a preparation to make "feather water proof—was 25c, now 13c. Men’s work shoes • $5.00 now Children’s 50c dress straw hats' now .....'’...................................... 25c Men’s umbrellas were $5.00 now 3.50 now......... :............. 3.00 now 2.50 now ............. 2.00 $3-50now......... ........ 1.50 now ................. ■ 1.00 now .•■ Mcn’s 50c invisible The Leading Clothier , >3 75 . 2.88 ‘ . 3-37 . 1.87 suspenders Children’s 50c dress duck and felt hats now........................................... 37c now. 38c. Indies.skirl hangers ^oc each or 4 for 25c. . K.I*. Men’s 50c initial or fancy buckle belt J now'. 37c.' We must have cash for ■ • . ' E,D. SHELLHORN 123 Ottawa Ave. N. W. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. i BEST RESULT^ ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. 50 . Men’s and. boys' 50c dress shirts, to wear collars with and with col­ lars attached, all go at 37c. Boys’ knee pants $I.«X) now.. 75c now,. 50c now ........ All goods bought at this sale carry our broad guarantee of satisfaction. these prices. ’ • W11 H P"? AMPLE FACILITIES is at your service to aid ifi drawing and safe keeping/will which will insure the preservation and such distribution of your estate as you may desire. ; . CONSULTATION IS INVITED BOTH PHONES 4391 2.00 now 1.50 nyw I.Qo nbw Choice of any man's $1.00 crash hat for 50c. lust a few pair of children's sandal* left, 'they go at one-half of regular price. Si.uo now ..,................ 50c •85c now ............................................ 43c Men's pants that sold for Abraham Lincoln M, Men’s aw! boys' dress straw hats 50c how go for $1.25, $1.00, 75c, 50c and 25c. . a.98 2 75 Men’s and boys two-piece sum­ mer underwear is going at a sacri­ fice. wc’ shirts and drawers now 38c [25c ROW . . . ....................................... 18c ^IciTs $1.00 union suits, this means B. V. IX, Athletic wear, Pornsknit . and Balbriggan in short sleeves and .knee lengths, ii{ ankle length and short sleeves, in long sleeves and ankle lengths, all go for 71c. The '$1.50 kind go at $1.00. 25c straw hat for Your choice of any • - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lammen vis­ ited st John Nitikoreon's Thursday, Floaaia Noroull is apandlng the week wilh Rev. Moxen’s of Free­ port. G Sun<la3r wiUl , Mr- W Mik ’Win Bmiih and two ohldran attended church al Elm­ dale Sunday. John Brake and wife caHed on Walter Livingstons Sunday iy afl aflcrnoon, SHELLHORN’S L. V BESSMER . f.ewls and gave them a surprise. A number of very nice gifts were left for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. The ev­ ening was spent in visiting after which some line refresbirienls were served and all loft for home hav­ ing enjoyed a pleasant evening. Lake Odessa, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNKH JVI.Y 30, I9H. PAGE THIRTEEN "Muns Meg. VISIT TO WENT chapel of .Mary Queen of Soil-■ known as sH. Margaret's Clinpei , the Parliament Hall, now used a« a; [OMM CASTLE, and national armory, the Hoyal Palace the Crown Room iwhere are, GREATER MICHIGAN FAIR Mils. FLORA RENEES DESCRIBE* WONDERS IN HISTORIC STRONGHOLD GRAND RAPIDS AMONaSIBHTS ARE "MONS MEO" AND QUEER MARY'S BEDROOM Sept. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Former Is Historic Bi(j Gun; Ute Latter Is of Dry Gwods ’ Box Sin-. Prefatory lo a desci iplmn of our visit to Edinburgh Castle, I may say In a general way, Him admira­ tion nf tlie modern pmlftMl uf tin* Scoyish cupitol calcoe- lhe visitor likn a deep mid impelling eurreut and grips him and carries turn along. 1 'have always heard it rtlmarked that Scotland lias n<, gtll>d reason to plume hera-lf mi Iut climale, bill we found lie w.-illi.f inviting. When it docs i.iih. which EVERYBODY IS GOING TO SEE Blooded MICHIGAN Horses Thoroughbred MICHIGAN Cattle . Pedigreed MICHIGAN Sheep MICHIGAN Swine of Purest Blood WOLVERINE Prize Winning Poultry kept-the Scmtudi Tb gulm mid rah.-* , boaniihg intimate aasocinliou wilh llm evenfful ptisl1, the iiedroom of; Mary Queen of Remits, which is niiout as large ns a gm»d sinM dry j On return to Prinfeg 'Street after, doing the r.aslle. the thmiuld <«•-1 may enter. and the hoisting of th. ••videnres that the iravelbr’ from over the sens, as well ns from llu ', more inunrdinle border is gladly I vv rlcoined. > EREEP1 HIT. Bernie KeiiyoiL of Lansing is vis-I itmg In- parvnls here. Bert Reuter was in Grand Rapid* | •hi business, Friday. Charles Roberts ■•! Grand Rftpids. I Mr. and Mra. Ven Grand Rapid* visited pacrulaJirri* Sunday. ■ic Bmuhrnd 2 and 8 P. M., RAIN OR SHINE is mid Grand liaplds. H. <!. I*erknam anil sister. Ediih Godfrey und Mr. am the ancient gloriea have diparted. there in sufficient to vividly recall tlie iKi8l. We took a r >li lhe fool enjoyed a few days outing al . of tlie hill Hull lea'I- up lo.the Lake last week. Ml* Edith illieeMlm.iigii castle. Our find, impression mi reaching the suniniil.t’f Laslte Rock Host of Other Attractions Including a Royal 'Hippodrome ONLY CIRCUS THIS YEAR casiuu to make the * J.<ti will hike a Hying inacliim are. in common Use by <hal lmi» sister .at Kalama/'"'. Mr. mid Mra; 1>. <». «'d from their visit country and Ihal Edmimrg.li is a l.ura lligteriiik hilly city makes irodf known through the medium •>( Ih«» leg* without neressily of i> lercnce hi 1 the landscape: Bui "when we are up, we are un. mid vvlmn we are down wc are down," a- Hie old smig .Miss Liuni rteinmid visited in I I has il; and the hill-climbing is a part of the liolliday schviug. a ih>i I ‘•'■" k-vdl-, .nil of la-i week.^ The large barn on tlie farm of of muscle ionic, and excellent for improving lhe - ligui' . a cmi«i>laat. abmil iiiidiilahl. ♦ from CHAUTAUQUA WEEK J Jo COUNTY FAIR WEEK AUGUST 5 TO SEPTEMBER 15 $3.50 Photos For $2.50 Per Doz, In Folders, Square or Oval, Grey or Brown. :pmitmiemis romjiuiilipn is HioukIiI Fortunately ere ci(lering the castle gateway, may disinpale llm tires! feeling by viewing lhe cily.or watching l lie soldiers at drill—the true enjoyihenl <>f .a hulMid-Summer Clean Up to get ready for our New Fall and Holiday Lines a liday, some one has •aid. lies in see­ ing nl her people work; this is a •• Come early for the best picking. Tell, your friends. pluinble doctrine mi doubl, but not without a suli-sirala of [filth. I If one were lo judge fruin the post'card'. Hie soldiers in Stebbins Block, Hastings, Mich. ♦ picture gay uniform.*. arA always drilling ion the Esplanade but regard fur truth demands a/« be, staled Und Il is nol socxJam -Idiera however are guarding!every point,.demand­ GAINS 10 POUNDS IN 40 DAYS ing your •‘k/diiks.'' and lending a touch of color to Hi- scene mid giv­ Itemiirkulde Itc,suits of (hr New ing 11 sense of •■snim'lliing doing. ' The I-isllc ps a fortress is obso­ Tissue Builder Tonoline T.ihlrLs lete.- ^Othlde fvatm-S of the ev^ in Many (jiscs <>f Riin-Doun pansive plateau are tin.’ statues of Men mid Women. famous generals ami lhe intniiiProve It YoiirM-lf by Buying a Box llieills coiniheliioralmg the brave of Tonnline Tiildcls Nou. who fclldn the Imli.m Meeting and "ByGeiirge, I never saw any tiling other ca'ffipalgns; ijml these are life like tlm elfects of that new trent- keynote -to Hie gi. alesl moiiuiiieul uf all. lhe thistle iisclf. tiink Mill Dik*ul, T’UmMnn Tablets, for. building Htmids as a ntuinmial ot„ Kroltisli 1 II acted more like a miracle than a independence and of a . history i-nu’itMiiue," Raid a well-known «••<>-: surging-with the fever.undTret id i Heman yesterday in sftenking of the petty wars, mid Hm turmoil of i revolution that pad taken place in those greater eideiprises that have iiis condition. “I began lo think placed Scotland •• a unlion. where that tlien- was nothing on eqrtli' she stands today . Ihal could make me fat. I tried । Take in the Ca-ib ven al a rapid Hnnicg, digestives, limuy rajing,: glance mid WC ran not but feel ; diols, .milk, beuEJiud .almost every-. Iliing e|s(. you muld think of. but me iinpune lace found graven : wil limit, ‘result.’’ in stone above ; Any man nr w6mnn who is thin in Ils walls. Em. —••mi recover normal weight by the courtyards is made by crossing ihc IP-sl new treatment Tmioliiie Tab- inmil mul passing beneath the port­ llolx. "I have been thin for years cullis. and began lo think it was- natural , for me. (n |H> Him way. Finally I Battery mid low-r Ural cuuimmid | read almul the remarkable procogs- nll-nlion. Of lhe ln'lory. of these I rs brought abmil by use of Tono- we may h'nrn M-inelhmg from line Tidw. so I deciihgl to try my­ Scotts* "Tlie ll.jirl of Midbtllifiii." self. Well, when I look at myself \. \i comes lhe 1.in.-.' Bastion .in (ho mirror now. I think il is whereon is “Mon- Meg" ' a rtionsI somebody else. I Have pul on Just Iroua cannon). Hiu1 reiiluries old i forty pounds during the last forty fetish of the Mik. and llm 1 days, mid nover f«*lt stronger or idol of every Krol - -• liool-|e«y. Th" .more •nervy' , in my life.” , guides explained b"W “Mcg" had I Tonnline Tnhs are a ppwerHil in­ been a favorite wilh llm old king-, ducer to nutrition, increases, crtlj- who dragged her alsuit. wilh jgrowth. food. inmeases the njiimlier enormous Trouble !<• various pari* I of bl(HHl-corpilfcies and ns a nere.ssary resujl builds up muscles. and back again. Sim whs coyer•••! i mid solid healthy ilesb, and rounds with eipblazmiist cloth, decked with :out lhe tlgure. riblious, pipes plny.d lieforc her. n« l or wmn«n who can never ap- slm was taken m> mid doyvn from ipenr slylish in anything (hey wear tlie thistle, and rf Hu* soothed te r , Iiectiiisv of their thinness this re- martial soul, she vv •• mil !»■** -ibinarkable tH*alineni may prove a ••eplible to tlie itlore subtile flattery No. 119 North Michigan Ave. revelation. U. is a beauty maker ns implied in I lie greasing of her well as a form builder and nm ve mouth. All !»•«• Hiing* arm told WORK GUARANTEED istri iigllrmer. Tonnline Tahs cost Us by lhe guide*, 'jomvvell railed *i for a Wi-days’ treatment, at lier “the great irort murdeb'r. "Mcg" EVERYTHING IN SHOE REPAIRING druggists, or mailed by • Amerirmi lull Cromwell wm> mt Englishmm. Proprietary Co., Boston, Muss. . YEARS OF EXPERIENCE ♦ HASTINGS AM» I till.K»\ TOWXIJNE Jay Barnum and wife in compfiny vvilli Sir. and Mra. I>; P Barry County’s Leading Photographer 4 ▼ r AUGUST portions of the city, »• may learn— Mias i.iln Klerkie ei it may bi^ from a qmuit gable end. a ivmmkatile doorway, a nnitto girl friend from Kpl; graven in stone above some unin­ viting entry (called "d>L'-that we are in the cuntro ot lhe maze of Gun Lake. ■ Scottish nulioual tiistpiy. We mtiy larry, it w ■ cIhmisc mid family visited friends find a hundml mid mie mlrresis C. W. Itarnliard was it but th« road that .temi* to the Jlapids. oue day the Ural Finest Fruit Display Ever Seen • HASTINGS, Tuesday, lurm'd Eilinliurgh is rich in historical a&soculmus -the peU <d the writer need never run dry and ran scarce­ ly do Justice io its slot ied page, al­ beit lhe memories «f llu1 Edin­ burgh "f l«ng ago liav.- nui |,ccu mi Excellent Racing ♦ Coming to Town Miiiic seems lo come in hiiuks bib Splendid Fireworks Nightly 40 Other Styles at Reduced Prices CIRCUS fashion and gels it over wilh. brill Thompson over Sunday. the trawler in Bcollmid will tint! INSTRUCTIVE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS WITH MACHINERY AT WORK ♦ Oh, Joy! Oh, Gladness! World’s Greatest Circus Oroanlzatlon 2 STAGES 3 DIMPC nlriUu 3—GREAT Colossal Stool-Girted Arena Royal Roman Hippodrome HERDS • 3—Railroad Trains—3 387—Performers—387 22—Tcnti—22 Bands—8 lV»rolhy Bump Hastings GrvuleM. Bareback Imdndimi It Pon ells. 12 Fischers liiimmi Binis, willioul inc- ("Iiampians of all rlmtliphilis. More Actjr, More Features and More Thrills Than Any Circus on Earth. Never Divides or Splits 50 CLOWNS With many new und up-todnlr iiuiiloinliiM* noyt-ltics. HflGENBEGK’S r PEIU'OltlllXG (IF Carroll Troupe Pretty. heuitrhiiifj. debutante artists In rtenliiy costume. Wonderful Trained Animals. A Zooloylcul and day un- .Mmy tlunip 1915 BUICK Is expected very soon now. You will want a Buick if you ■ ever ride in one and see one of them perforin. It will pay you to wait for the BUICK 1915. Watch , for our an­ nouncement. ' eleven of her friend* Inst- Friday; evening, in linimr nf te-r-Hftei’mlhf l.i rfbdi Bump' GRAND FREE STREET PARADE 10:00 A. M. Hastings Buick Co. Hastings, Mich NEW SHOE SHOP ALL W. F. PRIEST HASTINGS, , » MICHIGAN Advertise Your Wants in the BANNER tor Best Results. Ud-n Hnmling—Miss J.m l.i IV^ljmy. Toimt. ' a salute in junior of James VII. of Scotland, who Incanie James II JOHN M. GOULD of England. I'wr old Meg must' have been effete or done the sahil-i LAWYER ing iiadly-t{m- -fle imrated, yd li- r Office over Grigsby <k Brooks advenhires were not over, for in Phone 17a 1753 she Iravelb.-’l to. Ixindon Tower I HASTINGS, MICHIGAN only lo come.bark ihrough Waite? —. —.. ............ ————— bctrtl • mtluence Scot's influence in INSV. vyjien with ...... ' .... pipes and cheering mob* she was al tinme. ft-nienib-r the, dale anil —DINNER WANT ADV& PAY.—I escorted to her old place. So much plan to attend.. Take Advantage of Our Mail Order Proposition Mail yotft film* to us Tor developing and printing, bend a trial u| and receive it back in IS hours wilh a coinpttlc description of our service. Kodaks Brownie and Premo Cameras Prices Right—All New .Stock - .. ■ . . ‘.‘EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHlC Our Slojan. THE CAMERA SHOP, INC. �THE HARTINGS BANNER, JULY 30. 1SII. PAGE FOURTEEN AUCTION SALE Having Mild my farm and decided to move to Montana, I will sell the following personal property at the farm 3 miles east and one mile south of Hastings on section 23, Hastings Township, across from the Pratt school house, Wednesday, Aug. 5, I9I4 Commencing at 10:00 A. M. Singh- rultivntor HtHlSE Hnv (rt'lilitifi. l*.iii-'B< lkmi|> bolts u<wxl* u* nrvv cows. Jti-iy mu. Ill yrs. old. dm- April Ji JrrM-y rim. 10 yn*. old. due April 7 llohlcjn heifer.-giving milk, dm- tlrlohcr G Jci-m y row. 7.yrs. old. due liigu-l 2ii Spotted row. •* yr*. "Id. dur January l-l. Ro.ui row. tt yrs ohLtdue January .dh. Jersey neifrr. giving milk Jersey lirlfer, ghiug milk, due April IM. t'hitfurin nngoii Ro.nl U.I(|OII. ||IMld II- Ill'll __ u............ T__ _____ SinghIn-inf> _. Irilrk hururw. Buggy pole Double hurnrtis - . Pair lilmikrls S'.mie I mu I • Groin cradle old\>gnMilhir engine. Pt horse power New ilollmi I feed grindrr Buzz -aw t uni shrlh r ....... .. i«ek ..it il. i-iiivli leather bell, shaft* mid pullic* I lei eland errnm separator Ii ID-gallmi milk end* 5-galhm milk ran ’ Barrel guMiliiie Barrel kenra-nf 15 liu>liel males Olhcr llilillll. tool* too iimneroii* lo mention. not HOGS. 3 full plood Berkshire brood sons 13 fult blond Berkshire phi*, nvrronr W> lb*. . FARM MACHINERY. Ikcriny binder, good as new Drt ring mower, nearly new 2-Iioi-m- milking rultiuilor Oliver plutv Na !•!< Hi-loolh lever drag LUNCH AT NOON miiuII seibh.d goods. Wood healing stove. n» good u* new Kerosene 3-liurnrr. stove, new hist season TtiH-c-quiirtcr iron Iwd mid spring* I urge iron Im-<I and springs Cmieh Rockers Dining table Ironing Imunl Dishes mid cooking idcnsils loo numerous to SHELTER FOR HORSES IN CASE OF STORM T'o 1 erms OI oalc. *11 sums of $5.00 and under cash. Oxer that amount 9 months time will be given on good bankable notes with Inter­ est at six per cent No goods to bo removed until settled for. DON KARCHER, Proprietor COL. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer B. McINTYRE, Clerk Day Grand Musical Festival Two A Big Feature of Chautauqua Week A Recital by Marcos A. Kellerman, the Great Dramatic Baritone This 2 Day » Festival Comprises A Concert by The Cathedral Choir Band Concerts by Bohumir Kryl and his Band Comet Sole* by Bohumir Kryl Grand Finale , A Production of “Martha” by The Denton Grand Opera Company, with Band Accompaniment • A two dollar season ticket purchased of the Local • Auspices in advance of the opening of the Chautauqua • admits not only to all of the above but also to Five • Other Big Days. ■ ■ . 11IUU ARARftRAftR ftftA AARA RAR AAAAAftRA AARAA ARRRAJt AA AAAARAilA Hastings Chautauqua August 5 to 11 NASHVILLE James Fleming mul daughter. Miw Edith, returned frmn their two week* visit at Wequelonsing. Petrukey and Bur Rapid*. Inst week ■C. A. Hough was al Petoskey Hist week Tuesday ami Wednesday. Mrs. Nelson Abbott nnd two chil­ dren of Lake City, are visiting rei­ nlives in ami around lhe village. The infant daughter of Mr. and on Sherman street. ,. Ed. Cole wm tiTken with a t»c-j vrre Mitch In hi* back last Satur-! 4ay. which is proving very painful and compell* him to take a vara-1 lion from work. Those who attended the funeral of .Jolin ItodgAim at Kalamo, last Wednesday afternoon, beside* his daughter,. Mr*. W. A. Vance, and , her family, were Mr*. R. C. Town- . send and »on. Hnliert. Mrs. C. R. Quirk. Mr*. Frank Calcy and Mr*. C. II. Brown, WU?E ANNOUNCE AN AMAZING MODELMr. nml Mr*. E. J. Marsh. Burr Joslyn nf Big Rapid*, ami Mi*» The OLIVER No. 7—a Typewriter of superexcellence, E*Hi<-r Mercer of Saranac were with automatic devices and refinements thaf mark the zenith gu>'*l* at L. K. Pratt'*. Ia*l week. Mrs. Frank McDerby I* viaitiiig of typewriter progress. A marvel of beauty, speed and easy rclativ.e* in Chicago nnd Aurora. action. Typewriting efficiency raised to the nth power. III*. The OLIVER No. 7 embodies all previous Oliver innova­ MIm Wilda Gorthy is visiting firemis in Battle Creek • and Kala­ tions and new self-acting devices never seen before on any type­ mazoo. writer. A leap in advance which places The Oliver ten years The repairs on the M. E. church ahead of its lime. So smooth in action, so light to the touch, so arc completed, tin- new ranmt laid ‘and the new seat* placed and now easy to run, that experts are amazed. A model that means to the Hh- church preM-.nl* n very invit­ typist delightful case of operation. ing oi»|M-aranrc. • A model that means a higher standard ot typewriting, longer =Announcing The New Typewriter =OLIVER No. \AJ Thursday morning. wilh whooping cmigli. A prayer v»jj»s held at the home Friday afternoon and (Im re­ main# were taken to Mason Tor In­ let menu Miss Rusi<- Russell relurned tn Lansing last week Weifiiesday eve­ ning.-after spending lhe llrst of the week with her mother, Mrs. Helen Bussell. , L. G. Clark has purchased Mrs. Mary Townsend's shop and moved it to his lot on Main street, just and better service. NORTH NASliVILIJ-L south of the post 'oBIce. where In­ The No. 7 is now on exhibit and sale Rt all Oliver Branches will have it lived up for a resi­ Mrs. E. palmer amt grand dauglitcir. Elizabeth Palmer, are *|wml- and Agencies throughout lhe United States.' dence for himself. Miss Pauline Kunz spent Bunday ing the week With Battle Crrok With friends at Middleville. Miss Cecile Zuschnitl is at DoMrs. Frank McDerby is spending wngiac for two weeks, visiting' her in Chicago. aunt, Mrs. C..L. Walralh; George Dean** is taking a two Mrs. Nina Abbott of Lake City, i* weeks vacation nml will visit at a guest of her aunt. Mr*. B. B. Boston and other eastern points. Downing^ Dr. and Mt- S. M. Fowler. Mr. Mi*.* Mabel Marble was ah Grand nnd Mrs. Jennings and daughter, Haphl*. I lnn-.t.iy. Jnnllte of Battle Creek, called on .Mt** Gertie Price was al Ver­ friends lp»cv last Wednesday eve­ montville, Thursday. ning. Philip Franck and wife are en­ Henrjf Roe started north la«t tertaining a couple of'giaod son* last Thursday, on a business and from Hasting*. pleasure trip. The hill on Knoll's corners lias Dan’l Garlinger left last Friday been cul down the past week. Thi* nn a two Weeks vacation trip and I ha* been a dangerous place ami will visit several places in tip­ many collisions have occurred here northern part of the slate. with Im-Hi automobile and vehicle*. Mrs. Elizati'-lh Gulchess fell Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Krig--r and •town the step- of her front porch­ Miss France* visited Nashville breaking her arm. bolh bone#. be­ friends. Saturday.. tween the ellmw and wrist, one day <». Blocking of Leslie wa* home last week. over Sunday. Dr. Bert Miller has purchased Fanner* are busy culling oats the Chas. Streeter property and nml securing their wheat by stack­ will,repair and move into lhe same. ing or drawing ih barns. Mrs. A. Ku-ter and son, David, Mrs. Waldron is ill al th* home visited near St. Johns, last week. of her daughter, Mrs. 8. W. Prij-c, Little Maurice Wertz was quite with heart trouble: There aresick the first of lhe week. W. ir. Cortrigtit visited relatives lo her advanced age of year*. at Hillsdale, the latter pari of Inst Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Noyes and The new model Im* more tin- populnr 17-(>nl**a-l>ay iiurrhnsc week and the llrst of this. " daughter Ada nnd Mr. and Mr,*. C. plan, the same u* on previous Oli­ Miss Anna Sioul t»f Battle, Greek' G. Price were at VermontviHr. provrnu’iiLx. rvtlnrmcnt* and ,Jicvv ver models. came Monday ami is visiting old Sunday, caller* at Mr. nml Mrs. umw Hum vve cun even cnumenile The OLIVER No. 7. equipped u.llli neighbors and friends here. Eduar Warings. Tlie “ctKhloned keyboard" vvilh the famous Print£j»e, if dealrrd, Mrs. O. IL Chaffee and two chil­ The Grange meeting was held .-u without extra charge. dren. Lentz and Helen, of Grand lhe home of Charles Fcighner. FrK malic fentiirrs mean les* work for Rapids, spent lhe latter part of ilay night. Several from Maple • new nuirhine before you buy any last week ami the first of this with Grove and Kalamo Granges, were ir*a manual nnd mrnlal rlhirt. ■' typewriter al any price. Noir Ila the former's parents. Mr, and Mrs. present, which made it interesting , With nil of theMt mu*terl> mr- lN-uiity. sored mid rusj artion. Ils L. E. Lentz, the children staid for chiiiiirul Improvements wr hutr a longer visit. A program wa* carried mH after made the mavhinr more beautiful! wonderful uutmnnlir drvirr*. Try Mr. and Mrs. Berber! Wright which light refreshment were mid symnirtrlcul. From every typewriter*. Try il on many kind* entertained a company of ynung served. standpoint The OLIVER No. 7 nt- of work I hut no other typewriter married people nml their children luins siipi-rhitiic cvci-llrnrr. will do. ,' for dinner Tuesday- evening, at (RAIL TRAP CORNEIIS. Nothing you rmild wish for ha* their pleasant home on the south Mr. amt Mrs. llojisler 8h«up vis-' hern It Is u signiflcunt fart that the omit (rd. Jhr new drvlri-s. re* iled.at Indi fdxniu’*. Sunday. ilm-mriiU, Improvements *ml »-<ni- typewriter that iiilroducrtl such Mr. and Mrs. L. F. F.ckardt of rpocii-making inmnution* u« via* Grand Rapids. visited the latter’# tied the former's mother. .Mrs. Em­ sent un enormous outlay nnd vastly iblc writing, visible reading. Prin"mother. Mra. J. W. Rnuscb and ma Herrington. Sunday. ■urmw ______ •■■c price |iri< v ha* >■» (y P**. de'., -dioilld l>C the first to lllinerriL*r it* value —the other relatives ami friends here. Tho*. Gould and .grand daughter, no( been advanced one penny. We • I rod u re automuHr method* of opClara, apenl Sunday al Thad. !■:-■- shnll evru rontiniir in font- our erailon. Mrs. lull.। Fracc «Dd --ii Don, ner's in West B-dlevue. mul gramlMin LeRoy Kiidinger ami Mr. and Mrs. Almon Sheldon at­ Mis* Jennie Bfnlt of Charlotte, nml tended the I. O. O..F. ami Rebekah Mis. Marky of Hobart, Indiana, picnic at Thornapfde Like, Thurs­ Oliver Typewriter Building CHICAGO were guest* yf Mrs. Mary Town- day. seiiil ami daughter, Miss Lida SlucMrs.. Libbio Weak* visited rela­ •y. Sunday. tive* in Hu* vicinity. Sunday. Mii« Lorna Vincent of Holding it sick last Wedm-.Mlay with pni-uE.,W. Hanneman.of Grand Rap­ Yftonia. Dr. Snell of Bellevue wa* Ids Ita* purchased the Kocher Bro*, culled, ami nt this writing a|ie is of dry goods nml will con- rapidly gaining. llrt- business in the same Mr. nml Mr*. I»«-ll Shoup visited Mr. nml Mrs. II. T. Norton. Sumlaj*. Wo have ju«l closed the l Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galey ami Mr. Norton intends lo go west for daughter. Mildred and Mr. and Mrs. his health, bigg>-*t nont h's business in C. II. Quirk were guests of Mr. ami our hintory, due to our con­ Mr. nml Mr*. Ralph Weatherbe Mr*. Thomas Wilkinson in Maple and Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Seamore of tinued policy: lllghrsl Qual­ Grove, Sunday afternoon. ity of Work. Prompt Service. Vertnonlville sp-nt Saturday ami Mi-< Carrie Calcy’was at. Belle- Sunday at Almon Slielib-n's. Fair mid IIONECT THK.ATvim. Sunday. MENT OF (H R Cl hTOMEHK Caller* al Hay Gould's Sunday A good many from here attended were Harry ami Bert Gould nf KalOur sucre** ha* been due tlie I. O. (». F. picnic nl Thornapple nmo, Chas. Brook* ami baby ami largely tn lite quality of work take.- last Thursday. nml Stock we have furnished. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J>cckcr. ; Mrs. L. E. Seaman who hn« been Qtr.Al.lTY will he rememberin very poor hrolth for a long time «m| long after Ihft PIHCE~I|W Trarbrr** Eva mi nation. has recovered SUwIcienlly to he bpm forgotten.The next regular leachant* »’xable to walk down (own. Now is the lime to place for Barry County will In­ John Welti In Improving I In­ amiualion your orders for- work lo In­ held in the Court Room nt Hastings. look* of hi* house with fra*h paint. Thursday. set .luring summer ami early Friday and Saturday. D. L. Smith of Battle Cteck mo­ August 1^-15, |(»| I. The program fall, (kill and see. our stock tored over here Monday morning follows: and get our prices. and in company with C. M. Putnam. Thursday A. M.—Orthography F. M. Quick nnd R. A. Biven* went Spelling. Arithmetic, Theory to Bobby Lake for a few day* li*h- ami and Art. iug. " Thursday P.,M-L.Guigraphy. fixiv‘ MiS Carrie- Palmer of”Cedar Hastings, Mich. Rapid.-, Iowa, i* a guent of her ’ Friday A. M.—Grammar. Physio­ Phone 197 um-bt and aunt, Mr. and Mr*. C. M. logy. Reading.. Putnam. Friday P. M.--Penmanship, Agri ­ Mr*. Susan Flint visited relative* nt Battle Creek, last week and at­ culture, School Law. Course of Study. Geometry. Most of Ulf famiiiar licorice root tended the Chautauqua there, Aerording to llgur>-« published by Saturday A. M—Algebra. Botany, Merrill Hinckley was very sick H is gathered lhe Monetary Times of Toronto, the comes 'from Syria. Physics, General History. la.-t week with measles. Ernest J. E<lg«-r. sum total of American investments rtnd. piled h>>" «r‘*al Mrs. Elizabeth C. Bowen nnd 2wk Cojpmlssiionrr of schools. it remains until it is Hmraughly in Canada wa* W30.90LWSI in IV13, neph-w. Robert Caaaell. arc visiting di-y. it is tii-ii taken to tin- fac­ the former's mother. Mrs. D.. <L Mr. nml Mrs. Ilurold Speck of as comparod. wilh $117,113,000 in tor? to undergo certain process.**. • „i--il. 1011, and <270,075,(k» in 1000.’ * Nickerson, Kaiu nre spending lheir Mrs. Dan'l Feifchner nml Mrs. honeymoon nt-.school, the bride­ Clin*. Deller were guests of Battle groom Inking a‘short course in Crock friends Salurdny and Sun- farming at the state college, while dav. Mr. nml Mrs. Fred Brown and Mr. tin* bride at Hu- same institution is ami Mrs. Bradley of Bellevue, were studying domestic, science. guest* at Chas. Parrotts Sunday and were accompanierl home by Ml** Ethel Brown, who had been visiting here for two weeks. Mr#. Beamer of Flint Is Delivered ful Stomach Remedy. U la known all Over the United States It dears the Mr*, f'mrnclia Tomlin went In From Heaxlaciic# by Just • digestive tract of mucoid accretions Chester TiKMay. to Help can: for Few Bows. and removes poisonous matter. It Mr. nod MPs. Hmrcne Brown -who 320 ACRFS in Kalkaska county, brings quick relief to sufferers with are twxth quite sick. stomach ailments, liver and bowelMiss Doroen Poller of Hastings, two farina, two set of buildings, but Many declare thal li has Mr*. Guy A. Beamer of 1107 North troublea and her cousin. Mi** Jennie Heis­ one owner. Will m-II right, consider ■treei, Flint. Mich..’ wm for a tons saved them from dangerous operaman were guests of the former’s an exchange for property In Barry lima a victim of stomach and diges­ aunt. Mis* Mary Poller, the fore­ tive troubles. One of ths serious ef- thelr lives. part v»f the week. . .. or Kent counties. Ixicated 2Vi mile* facts wm In bad backache^ which at­ Because of Ita wonderful success Mr. amt Mrs. B, B- Braden visil- from railroad station with good tacked her. attnoal dally. . , there are many hpttaiora. ao be cau­ She took Mayra Wonderful Stom­ tions. Ba sure It's Mayr a Go to e<l relative al Sunfield, Iasi week land and buildings. Whal have you ach Remedy; then she wrote: Mulholland's Drug Store and ask nnd (he first of this. lo offer? "I thank you vsry much for what them about the wonderful results It Miss Evelyn Smith Tif Detroit, 120 ACRES, l!4 mile from Cal­ your medicine has done, for ms. 1 haa been accomplishing among peo­ was a guest al B. B. Downing’s the edonia. This is »n up-to-date never saw anything work such won­ ple they know about—or send to Geo. ill-' of tin-week. , , , ders m just the three bottle# have. H. Mayr. Mfg. Chemist. 154-ISI Whit­ Don Dmkninx of Detroit, is vis­ farm. AH kinds of good buildings. There wjui never a day in n>y life that Ing St. Chicago. 111., for free bock on iting hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Clay loam soil, lightly rolling. Price I did not have my head lied up with stomach ailments and many grateful Downing­ a cloth and I have not had a head­ tellers from people who have been 000.00. ache alnce. I had been doctored by restored. Any druggist can tell you Mark Ynung of Baltic Creek is specialists, too. and received very Bt- Ita wonderful effecta visiting hi* grand Mrents. Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Partridge. • * Hastings Business Exchange tie beneflt.** For sain in Hastings by all drug-. Just such starters are told by thou* A new remont walk Is being laid . . . aanda who have used Mayfs Wonder­ gists.—Adv. in front of W. K. Cole'a properly. Phone 13fi - 130 E. Center St. The OLIVER Typewriter Co. IRONSIDE BROS. 47 Bushels of Wheat To Acre That’s the yield one man near Woodland got. Wc will exchange 40 pounds of “Purity” Flour for each bushel of that wheat if it’s good. You get lots of “Purity” this year for little money. Bring us your wheat. Save your coupons and bring them to us. Wc-redeem them on a set of dishes at little cost to you. "40 pound- of ‘Purity’ for every bushel of wheal' Hastings Milling Company C. A. KERR, Proprietor PHONE 283 HASTINGS, MICH. BANNER WANT ADS GET RESULTS TRY ’EM FOR SALE MICH (OHM’S STOMACH ILLS EM If I WOHDRf III HOI �>0000000001 Chautauqua Week -- Bill of Fare Thia entire Bill of Fare may be ordered for $2.00 if purchased of the local auspices while the supply of season tickets which they guaranteed to sell lasts Oratory Band Music Recitals Drama Maflic Sermons Grand Opera Humor Choir Music Monologues Bell Ringing Lectures on Literary Subjects Vocal Solos Vocal Duets Sleight of Hand Instrumental Solos Story Hours Playground Workers A Social Hour with Your Friends >000000000000000000000000000000000000 H astings Chautauqua August 5 to 11 You Owe It to Yourself Why shouldn’t you prepare for a successful life—you owe it to yourself—to your parents- -to your, friends—to your community. Don’t grub along and barely earn enough to feed and clothe yourself.—Place yourself ABOVE the average—Take ' SottlHwttern Barry Department Wm I <vf her- little friends ami mates Friday afternoon to olrbrale ht-r birtInlay. Mr. and Mrs. <k»ru.- Olmstead of '»•»<«. iidson Willison.’* tenant hou«-. Tamarac Corners U't. Hu- guests’ .... Campbell children are entprlmning.il cousin from. Kalamazoo. of Edd Parmelee ami wife. Mrs. George Stanley entertained Mrs. Harvey’Eal'Hi and daugh­ ter Ih-alricr of South Carlton s|„ni a party of little girls Saturday tifSunday afL N. Pert»m>. Heselphiii Budtlwy -f Mulliken is spending the week with Mr*., Currie Mr. mid Mrs. Karl Bristol -visited Lafayette OveratniHi nl Carl HoWmau s Summy. urday and Sunday a Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ford ami son smith's. . ■Maurice visited al . T. E. Searles’ Miss Cecil Fuller 1Sunday. f«-w days with her cot The Larkin Amp Club held a picilic at Fim- lake Tuesday, which Some of lhe old imiuhliors vicinity attended th-- i-oilidi Clifford ami John Stanley prise on ' Mr*. John Wukl camping al Fair lake. CarltorT Monday. Tin- last Quarterly . .... ting'of lhe conference year win be held at tinM. I*, clinicIi in Maple Grove Sat­ urday and Sunday August I am! 2. Rev. Wiliills a former minister of this idami will assist Rev. I .a hr. ' Hie Aid Society Will meet at lhe clmtvli Fridip-, July-31 for supper. Mr..anil Mrs. Green and family at­ tended a birthday party Sumlny al ■ In1 Imim.-’of Mr. and Mrs. I mil ot spent Saturday and .-uudav ut Gun Nmdivillle. lake. Mr. Wiukerliu of Cliica.-u was llm guest "f L. A. Mein'.' 1 •• and family rapid strides in outtlns vicinity. Mrs. John BilllM Woodland spent Kai' NORTHEAST BlltllY. W. C, T. U. will III- . E. Andrus l'-'.iy»nfl I 7th. Eyriy- - invil Sunday Nch-o-l pic for something useful—put yourself in preparation for one of the BIG things in life. Get lhe ACTUAL experience necessary to fill a BIG position. -< There is no difference between the way business is done in oltr school and the way it is done in the banks of the city. In our place you do the actual ’ family. . wqrk of the business man—bookkeeper—paying teller—cashier—manager/.Mi-, Hlntmln merchant—etp. iSinilh wrr cli Parsons’ Business College Kalamazoo, Michigan. Miss Grace Higdon spent from Saturday, and until Tuesday visit­ ing friends in Hastings. , l-'oresl Preston >>f Grand Rapids 1spendiug wuni’ time with his aunt Mrs. May Itevine. Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph Devine ami children sponi .Sunday wilh her brother an<i family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preston of Maple Grove. ‘ Mrs. Henkes of Battle Creek" spent FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION Wunderlich’s Vacation trips arc luring planned daily and wc take great pleasure in helping you select your eatables. - A FEW SUGGESTIONS Olives, 10c, 30c, 35c and 50c; Pickles, Sweet, Sour and Mixed, Sardines. Salmon and Canned Meats of all kinds. Wc can supply you with Fresh Vegetables,. Celery, On­ ions, Heels. String Beans and in fact every thing to make eat­ ing enjoyable. . Give Us a Trial Order FREDERICK C. MARTINDALE >t1ici;il record is on Friday A Thorough Training For more information write W. W. Parsons, President. 'A Perfect Woman Nobly Planned To Warn, to Comfort and Command1 I In- (iron* W»<lm--day and Thurs­ day of last vvt-ok. J. K Millspaugh nml wife of Hai­ th- Crt-i-k'and II. II. «"..M»|i-y and wife of Jackson urriipiitl Wildwood col­ lage over Sunday.. development (he Slate. 'I'h<- <-<|utd taxation measure, putting railroads; tdi-araid j nml express companies on the same basis as other properly. Ii;j nltim* saved Un- owners of farms, Imines and other property ov­ er F-'.isiumki annually. The prison binder twine plant has Tediire<| tin- cost of twine lo Michigan fat-mots nearly <>n<--lialf, thereby saving them, yearly, hundreds of thousands <-f dollars. ’ Next week the Citizens Committor in charge of tilling tins' space will print in tabulated form the n-asoits givrji by more limn •-’no of Michigan's leading farmers,’ mechanics business and pnifvs.uonal men for stipiiorting Martindale. ’ . ’ Political Advertising. . •• Irnld al the Grove Sunday. i Wesleyan church W-dm-sd.iy, ' ----- Aug. --Onile a croft'd congregated al the Ixvdgeprile pim* seed sown broad-* Grove Sunday to witness a ball 15th. There isn’t much ti-wsGliis week. game, bul were disappointed as •asl on tlie snow in southern Idaho of Hu- bureau <>f nuricu iin'isl of lhe players faib-d lo appear. lust spring germinated when the Manila says that tin; rice Threshing has fairly comim'Rced -now melted mid as many us sixty little trees were counted : to the Fuffvrii'ig- or waul ’’filing in the ■duimil and military tam.. economic life of llm English wmk-i I lu- Ih-aeli family reunion'will be' gim-ers ar>considering Hie i<- Considering tin* eon< inginan Hint did »rise in cost In-d'hold at the Grove some turn- almulislrucliou of a dam across lhe Blue Co-operative rural credit asso­ year is rent. l ids is due lo fh.-> August 1st. I Nile, in lhe Smdan, lo provide ir- ciations are planned for llm Phil­ higli emigration, even -among the!------------------------ ;— > rigalkm for nearly 1.000,000 acres ippine Islands. The object is lo , . < r .. - . i-tvvi.-o h tvr int-j ntv e . , help lhe small farmer. COMETO--------- THE BIG SALE GODFREY’S CLOTHING STORE From August 1st until August 15th �THE nUTINta BANNER. JULY M. Mil, The Miues Ilo and Ella Lucas of lake Odessa visited their aunt, Mrs. D-onard Wachter the latter part of the week. Mr. amt Mr*. A. W. Dillenlxtck accompanied George Graham of Ix-lroit. wiiu vixitod lhe Dillenhnck's part of last week, to Clarks­ ville, Thursday und spent thu day wilh their sons Ray and Charles. J. J. England was In Detroit, Monday and TueSilay- and drove a Ford car back for Mr. GnVitt. Ita 1 an<*?< of Army Worm. The writer visited a corn Ifidd on Hie Frank Hchaibly (dace near the Bohnes church Monday, and saw the ravage.* of Hie army worm. This Held of- corn wax niiiusi ih two days lime. • They leave noth­ ing but the stalks. Owen Smith returned from Ohio. Mi.iid..y 1 ningl He left hi- wit-­ land son there to vfalt relatives for several days al Bradford. :<>ngregnlionai cl. diction, haw ii"i b'-i-n fulillb-d bill ills-Sunday. Julv A large party from Lansing, spent Sunday at Saddlebag Lake. Miss Flora Belle Willitls of IrvHi.' AxxociatiuQ. \\ • f.-vl xiire that “ T. D. Garn Hu- Araaoclation Iiin.h' a whw* and reluming .-.uirixl.'III choice and Hint all work Huit falls Hu? lol '"J- Mi«* Kidney home Wednesday.. I., p.'rfonn will |>" done in a care­ Arthur Allcrding ami Mi.*.* Bessie ful manner suited to the l»e»t inti, Fuller were married Saturday nf Sunday > -Ii.h.I growth. morning al llu? Imine of I lie bride's Lynn Bogart wa- .1 Sunday guest parents. .Mr. artd Mrs. tlrargr Full­ nf.In* parents. Mi. and Mrs. Samuel er, near lhe Holmes. church, by Rev. Freeland. These well known Uncart, of Bnstiiuyoung people who have a host of friends hen* to offer congratula­ fur a two week* tions. will occupy lhe beautiful home In the village that Mr. Aller­ ding has nil ready furnished with every equipment necessary for wheat, p'-i ; Gillett's m.illter, M>«. Baflie SiflilTl. housekeeping. We welcome these tf’ti. *.d'T- '"f Ex-1 latwy. Mr. nod Mrs. Gillelt young folks to our village. in- in Eng-1 will also visit oilier friend* before Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Covert, Mr.*nnd r.- nu ;n-re' returning l<> Mitldl' Ville where Mr. Mi - II. I. Wrighl ami Mi - Uc ll -• IRVING.- Tho Carl Hngeiilierk and Great Wallace Show* Gmilumd will vi-il . ..... ...... . ,, "" .VIS"-' U. ......... . For mure lliaq a quarter a ,|o», nerpool. Pari*. Berlin. Barn­ '•"‘iia, -lamxlantliiople Gal­ 1 <HHn. Hong h"inr mid Bueno­ 1 Vl,.,. lllw„,, |„„k. 11U. f,r „„vellie*. It. E. Walla.-. this community, nounces that Ke fwith this locality -........ , । plating using the borne here Ito— । longing tn hirn a* a summer home. Mr. and Mra. Damon I. BullJr of I Detroit gave an’ informal dancing party to all thvii Irving friends ' Saturday evening. The company enjoyed the event In-the extreme, Jalxiut 20 Couples taking part in the evening's gaiety. H wa* a (real to mnny to learn some of Hie new r<>riiintionx of Hie Terpxichorean art us explained by the doctor. Some of tiir easily limned parts of which were tried "' departed for Ih. promptly at th with feelings nf a cuing und thank.- i.f am i. dltlii'- and "’ii-k laud” I rii-li. of Grand Itat'idArlingtnn ... f. <•;.! .............. jii-I a- ln.-; Mr*. II. C. Cbubli i-|>i_ Mi.i'iicvilie. wa* a caller on Irving fri.-mh on.- day last week. 101 Ernest Dunlap hex Ih-pii aaniaUng Haymond Mugrig.- wilh his haying ,\ and liamrxling and warn Mr. Dun­ .. 1 I u*ill .'i.tririi.i". .. kt.it L f.ir- Will hldll' Mr. and Mrx. Edward A. Johnxon i"f Wt Stuart St.. Grand Itripiilx. I I ••rdeif out to Irving laxl week WEtn* iitvixG. Mrx. Victor Prqtt nml son lune b«^ ii -pending Hie Ii her parent*. Mr. and in Europe. Tb.y intivwlm-ed into Al Hageidi.-cU-WuHare ........ . ------ ;.................... maintain agents In Europe an.i Th.* munaurri.' Asia <or Hie purpose <>f keejiing in, iiuk-Ii. The I touch wilh th.' latest ai-Jiiei.•-«Iworld linv. nirntx. . . ilii* twamm: III Th.- Hag.'iib.x k-Walla.'c Sh.ro • I‘"or In 1li.« a jwln-at oil Hn* I'rnli farm. Geofgc Crcut of Fn* bfirn. I tiiiie for Hi'1 »i>ritmu yp of tlm Irv-i ' ..... ii..H..,. \t.11. >.,,'..|>i i.i. i.i,i nii.G Mr. nnd Mr*. W. S. Bryan* and family were Sunday uue.-tx at It. J. Irartioii* in th.- pa*t fbv have Kcarehcd Ihvm mil tnni land*. Il hax r>ntc< —BAXXER WANT ADVS. PAY.- /TIBER MAKING W 1 Can be made profitable if the right kind of machinery u um<L Don ft Overlook over tin1 Hume I day gt Miner I’alinrr'-. .•el |iou«e.‘*Thi*' Mi— Thelma Nay. who ha* lawn from Hie |.'d- -|>eildlllk* lhe week at It. J. Wil­ i.-r.-le and will 1 liainx', returned to her home in ................. .- nrelh-d over fhe top mid will ln*| Banll'-ld Siimlay. riiifi.i.-. d with winu* on each side Mi** Gladys William* i* spend- thst mtneriptioa. If yoe •re in arrears remember lira we etn alweya find Sued use fur the MONEY BoOMIR & BotCHKNT Press C< The NORTHWEST IRVING. . Addali 1‘i-Mon and cl Hiram Kauffman nnd family vis­ ed Mi-. KatilTmnn'a sister. Mr-. W. twin ami family, Sunday. LET US Sl.’OW YOU 9» tbs. H. p. Gt ..nutated fiugsr lor Three 3c Boxes Matches __ Three 1<>c pkg*. Starch .. .... Three.!<< pkg< Jello or Jetlyccn . $1.00 10c . 25c 25c ■ C. R. WATSON, General Store IRVING, MICH. 1904-1914 Woodland BENHAM & TRIM Real Estate and Investment Brokers lave You Been In? r fellow wax very' uncommunicative <>n his way to Hastings, who in­ sisted-riding in the back seal ami requested that lut g" on ji bark street to Un- depot in Hastings. friends of William Jordan Ihal he wax married last Friday to a lady al Bear latke. and that they would Visit relatives in Woodland noon. Congratulations. Mr. and .Mrs. E. Mcllnney. Miss Iva Sqhray and .Mis* Jennie Wright acc<>m|>anicd Jacob Giiible in the latter's car to Grand Ledge. Sun­ DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS Jesse Townsend Well, come on in, the eating's fine—well cooked, clean fresh meats, fruits and veget­ ables. There is not a place in Hastings where you are any more sure of a sanitary meal or lunch than our place. The Sanitary Lunch TOM DOYLE IN HOONAN'S CIGAR STORE Jefferson Street Haatlnga, Mleh. Salted Nuts | Candy daughter are njaking n few days' I with friends in Like Odessa. SUNFIELD. Mrs. I.ura Higtennk and .Jntighler Dorothy of Freeport visited hci aunt Mrs. Hattie CrofT. Saturday. Miss Ethel Hilly visited Miss t!al,la Jarvis al Ovid last week. Mrs. Callibon and children..visitfriends at latke Odessa Wednes­ day and Thursday. Mrs. F.-l*. Turner and daughter Who’. an brat this? An unusual .i:;m unit will gu fArwanInvith work! large, acreage, of wheat was .har­ that ran not help liut liavi'.a, Ia*l- vested in Woodland, this year and the yield i- tli.- l-esl in yeah*. Sam Mr. and Mrs. II. J. York entertain­ Schuller report* the Itesl crop so ed his daughter. Mrs. Becker of far.Miirly-.even bushels per am-. Memphis, Tenn, last Week. From thirty-live lo forty bushels .Mr. nnd .Mrs. Will Mapes and per acre nreriut to be a general daughter of Boxen. Mont, nre visit­ ing his mother, Mrs. A. L. Mapes muon Blocher of North and his brolhera, Harry and Frank well-known throughout and their families. The hole! is undergoing repairs and will soon be opened to the |>ul>Jic. Tjie new proprietor will be Sj. I South Woodland Friday forenoon. E. Burns. Now that the Twine season is over, to prove that 1 saved the farmers from Rev, John Smith offlcialing'. Bur­ The former Itookkeoper of our lo­ one-half to one cent a |>ound on the Twine they (.ought, whether they ial was m Woodland cemetery, cal iwink Bruce Gibbs now residing bought of me or not, let's ask the question: Who sent the PAPER and number two. Mrs. Blocher was in Glare, is visiting friends here. wrote the LETTER to the TWINE COMPANY requesting them to get the mother of a large family of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Merrill and busy and see that the price on MY TWINE.was put up to where it ought I children, who all have good homes family visited relative.* at Grand to be? Will they come to the front and give the people their names? iaiid highly respected in lhe com­ Haven nnd Spring lake the first I mindly in which they reside, all of pnrl of last week. DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS THEY DON'T DO IT! But the pajier whom w.-n- able to attend the fun­ While L. Wassiflk wa* tilling a was sent and the letter written, nevertheless l>oys, come out in the open eral. Mr*. Blocher will i"' greatly gasoline stove nl his home last and act like men. You may want more of my Binders and Mowers or IniisXed by Ih- aged husband. the Thursday. The gasoline caught Plows and Harrows. . : family and the community. She .afire ami caused quite a blaze. The । wax devoted to her church, and fire was soon put out but Mr. WasNow is coming seeding time and you wilt need Blows and Harrows. I am was a great heQ.er hi church work, sink's arm wax quite severely burn­ selling the Syracuse 1‘lowland Harrows and the SOUTH BEND RIDING sin*'find lived on-the farm -where ed. when he threw the. stove out j she died, nlsiul thirty-five years, doors. PLOW-this is the coming plow-**HIGH- WHEELS, WIDE TRUCK. having iii'o-d from Ohio here. ’ Mrs. E. M. Wheeler. Mi*s Mary 14 to iteinch IxMtom, makes a Riding Plow adapted to all conditions and i S. C. Vanhouim and funny and Green mid J. West are on lhe sick farms. • * ■ . i B. S. Holly and family motored list. lover lo Eatoh Rapids, Sunday-to See me for Bird sell Wagons; Mandt Wagons and Buggies, Ford's Roof­ The repot* of tlie Bn|ish royal '’hlteyd the camp meeting.. ■ ing*. all grades from ft. 10 to *2.80; roofing that will outlast any shingle Mrs. Claude Carpenter of Lake commiMiob.on Indian, finance and roof. Odessa wa* in the village Thursday currency hix Just been Issued. It selling »raemt tickets for lhe ch«Utauqun which begins August lhe 1014-15 the revenues. Doth imperial Not in the fourth. Wilh the Chautauqua and provincial, amount tn 9425,163, 'going on at Hnstihgs al the same 500, and the expendilpres to SHU, Tm«t time will keep our people busy According lb lhe geological sur­ i attending Ixith places. Hastingi, Michigan I William •Fmnefrock has been vey. then? is good reason to believe confined- to his bed for .several, 11: .. .— in I... of the greatest natural k>« fief lioufilful. the United Staten. BOTH PHONES—Hastings, 15‘JlL-tS; .Middleville Line, M2II.-1S. It has been said that "nothing succeeds like success." But to succeed one must be "Late to bed: early to rise; . Hustle all day, and advertise." Wc said ADVERTISE. Yes, we believe if your business isn't worth advertising, you should advertise it for sale, as good advertising is powerful enough to sell even such a business. We believe in concentrating our advertising within the zone of its highest potentiality. Then it is NOT a case of SPECULATION but an INVESTMENT, and is sure to "bring home the bacon." And that is exactly whal we, as well as .very hustling business firm, are after--"the bacon”. When you list your property with us you get the BEST SERVICE and the GREATEST EFFICIENCY that it is possible fop anyone to give you in the Real Estate Business. We place your property before thousands of prospective buyers. If the description ol your property rneets with the wishes of one, or more, of these prospective buyers, a sale is closed at once at a price satisfactory to YOU. Our system brings BUYERS and SELLERS together. Here is a sample that proves that statement.. Oa July 15 Mr. A. C. Boyes listed his resi­ dence property io Hastings with us to SELL, stating that he would consider a good business proposition in EXCHANGE. On July 34 we concluded a deal with Mr. G. M. Fox, of Shultz, whereby we exchanged Mr. Boyes residence towards Mr. Fox's store and stock ot goods at Shultz. . That Mr. Boyes was pleased with The transaction is indicated by the following letter which we received:Hasting., Mich., July 27 1914. Benham & Trim, Hastings, Mich., Gentlemen:1 wish to state that I am very much pleased with your effi. cient and courteous method in exchanging my Hasting. City property ■ for Mr. G. M. Fox’s house, store and stock of goods at Shultz, Mich. 1 considered the commission you charged me as very reasonable, compared with the efficient service you rendered in nego­ tiating the deal, and would advise anyone, who desires to BUY, or SELL a farm, city home, or business, or exchange properties, to secure your’advice and services. day last in Clarksville. The Cov­ ert's attend the Covert family re­ union. which is an annual affair. They report having a splendid lime and enough to rat. Hoy It. .winder who has become the sole proprietor of lhe hay bu«i'J ness lu-n- through lhe purchase of his brother, Charles Intereat,. Iasi, week, is now busy baling and put-| ling on the market,the ■------ •—••1 of hay recently harve buying Mr. Howlader will do and <»ay lop notch price. laisl Saturday afternoon word was lelcpliom-ti here that a thief who had stolen thirty dollars from Thanking you again for the many favors rendered, I am the Hotel ut Lake Odessa was head­ ed this-way nnd wa* expected to Yours Very Truly, lakif the evening train from here, , A. C.'Boyes. so a feU who kept il very quiet were at the depid to watch for Mr. thief. But in the meantime the wiley burglar had engaged Mr. Greible, our liveryman, to lake him to Hasting*, by auto, where il is supposed he met a pul add left j HASTINGS, MICH. town mhiii after. As no thief ap­ Phone 472 peared at our depot Hie sleuths Office 118 North Broadway began to smell a rat nnd made in­ quiry ot Mr. lirieble. who had ar­ rived home from Hasting*, as to what kind of u Imikiiig fellow hr had taken to Hastings, winch talli­ ed with lhe description of the thief. Spiritualists Camptneeling ho* linen going pn then* foi time. They re|M»rt having and heard some-queer thing- Irving General Store We invite your attention to the Irving General Store whin in need of anything in our line. Here is where »rrvice and quality count much and the price count-, little. COMMON SENSE REAL ESTATE TALK There Are Intervals When you fed^the need of a GOOD smoke. We know you are a good judge of cigars and tobacco. We also know you will agree with us that for a MELLOW, RIPE FLAVORED, palate tickling, all 'round satisfying smoke you can find them in our cases. We not only keep a big variety of cigars and tobacco, but we try to keep what you want—your favored one— and we keep it as it should be kept, sanit­ ary, fresh, moist, sweet. Make our club room your lounging place. J. F. HOONAN Jefferson Street Jobbers I Hastings, Mich. Th* "mteHMtVetr Friend. I RefAilefS �HASTINGS THE JULY 30,1014-20 PAGES. BANNER PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. Noted Dramatic Baritone, Who Has Sung With World Famous Orchestras, Coming Chautauqua Week Start With a Dollar 09588646 a Thousand .There can be no real freedom when one is driven by necessity or shackled by debt. Money accumulated in our Savings Department makes you free to enjoy your opportunities for pleasure, profit and ad­ vancement. It combines banking and in-, vestment; for we pay 3 per cent, com­ pounded semi-annually, on all savings de­ posits. And that is 50 per cent better in­ terest than a government bond. BETTER SLEEP ON 3 PER CENT THAN LIE AWAKE ON 6 Hastings City Bank The Bank That Does Things For You Capital $75,000.00 Resources Over $650,000.00 Surplus $50,000.00 MARCUS A. KELLERMAN Putting It Strongly. J Little Emma had been punished and •ent off to bed for disobedience:"* Th* next morning she Mid: "Mdmtna. 1 like you all right enough, bi>f somehow I cah‘1 get used to your wicked an Ilona.” folds nf lough skin hanging loosely. have no counterpart4 upon lhe earth today. But the particular quest this year is .for tho'moropus cooki, and the scientists are high in hopes that they will uncover a pocket of these animals before the Miiunmr is over. terrible beasts which roamed the . WHICH ROAMED THE WEST IN earth. Diplomacy. Years ago scientists discovered I PRE-HISTORIC Old Gentleman—"Well, tny boy, and the teeth and ankle bbnes of the I TIMES when doos-yovr birthday come?” Boy prehistoric animal which they (who has b>«-n cautioned not to fish / named "moropus." By anatomical for presents)—"Oh, It passed by • VERITABLE "ANIMAL" methods they reconstructed lhe beast and found that il resembled International Sunday School Asso~ long time ago—a year next Saturday.** elation Convention, Chicago, —Life. MINE IN NEBRASKA lhe horse, rhino and other animals. These Irenes were found in differ­ June 23-!». ent parts of the country west of tho "We are facing NMIonnl Prohi­ BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Missouri River. But. four years ago Marion laawrence, All Kimis of Monsters nnd Curious the University of Nebraska scient­ bition," said general secretary id the Interna­ Organisms Once Frequented ists discovered a complete skeleton tional Sunday School Association, of the great horse and today il in his report at its fourteenth tri­ This Continent stands in the museum of that insti­ ennial convention in Chicago. “Il In search of a giant horse thnt tution. It has been a- aouree of roamed Un* Nebraska country three envy lo the other great museums is up to us as organized Sunday or four million years ago, scientists and schools and since. Ils- discovery schools to get busy. The Sunday from universities are gathering at Urey have vainly sdarcned for skel­ school is not a political"organiza ­ one. Agate Springs, Neb- at the southern etons for their own collections. tion. but an educational Neither, is prohibition a political Suffered EverythingUntil Re­ •■nd of (lie Black Hills. Tnalead of These searching parties have spent question, but one that concerns the lariat, however, the scientists are their time at Agate Springs, in salvation of the individual and the stored to Health by Lydia ausing picks, shovels, drills- and dy­ Sioux County, Neb, tho greatest We are namite in their "search for lhe fath­ fossil bed in lhe world. These salvation of tin* Imme. E. Pinkham’s Vegeta­ confronting tho greatest forward er of horse. springs and the surrounding 15,000 movement in temperance matters ble Compound. The scientists from the American acres of land, are the property of the world has ever seen. ThirtyFlorence, So. Dakota.—" I used to bo Museum of Natural History are al-* CapL James Cook, a famous Indian six'states must be carried before a ready in the fleld and have bdgun scout and miide. And in honor of very sick every month with bearing their search. The expedition from Mr. Cook' lhe 'big horse bears the national Amendment to the consti­ tution can be secured. The Sun­ down pains and has just arrived and will, re­ official name of "moropus cooki." day school is tho mo«l important J backache, and had Yale main for six weeks. Carnegie Mu­ If |headache a good ।__ has ___ _______________ _____ ...__ Just in the rear of tho springs factor in the whole campaign. .. seum had an expedition in the there stands a high hill known ns deal of the time and fOI. three consecutive University Hill, -and in the sand­ the Sunday schools will lay hold of this proposition and make National very little appetite. । (milliners, and it is support’d that stone strata of this hill are found Prohibition their war ■ tv, tbey can The pains were so , institution will again prosecute its the remains of more different kinds secure the adoptiomof this amend­ bad that I used to | search for the big horse. Amherst of prehistoric animals than any­ ment within the next ten years". sit right-down on the has hunted the same prehistoric where on earth. Capt. Cook has The foregoing words by the lead­ floor and cry, be-'animal for several years, but has dedicated this spot to science, and er of a tnovemenl which ha(s a cause it hurt me so made no arrangement in tn nuL put nn an exex­ there is scarcely a day when there membership of 3.WMN0 sounded a and I could not do hibition- in the field this summer. are not from a dozen to half a hun­ note which echoed and re-echoed any work at those University of Nebraska, the only dred scientists excavating in th.| again al lhe variou* meetijigs of . times. An old wo­ educational institution to succeed richest geological formation yet lo- .lhe Association, in Hi" conferences, Some time ago Nebraska the pageant, und at the mammoth man advised me to try Lydia E. Pink­ in capturing a complete ‘‘moropus," cated. (ho name by which the big horse ham’s Vegetable Compound and I got a is known to science, will this year University took from this quarry a men’s parade on- Saturday after­ Any references by speak­ bottle. I felt bolter the next month so turn its'geological expedition in slab of stone six feet long by four noon. feel broad in which were imbedded ers—and they were very numerous 1 took three more bottles of it and got another direction. .. tho-remains of hundreds of ancient —to the prohibition of (he liquor well so I could work all the time. I Harvard’s expedition to Nebraska animals. Iii the slab are represent­ traffic, was the signal for prolong­ hope every woman who suffers like I did will spend its time on archeological ed rhinoceros.' moropus. the giant ed and vociferous applnu.se. As will try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable exploration instead of delving for horse; dinopyus. a hog that wa* U the convention progressed the en­ Compound." - Mrs. P. W. Lansing. lhe remains of prehistoric animals. large as a buffalo.hull;.a dinocyon, thusiasm increased iir intensity Route No. 1, Florence, South Dakota. Tho scientists from the American a camel, several birds ami scores and roachbd its climax nt, lhe great temperance mass mo ling on Sun­ Why will women continue to suffer day Museum of Natural History nrc un­ of- other animals. Scientists have no theory as to" day afternoon? in and day out or drag out a sickly, half­ der the personal direction of. Albert Perhaps the most impressive fea­ hearted existence,missing three-fourths Thompson, who has already spent the manner in which all these ani­ three summers in an unsuccessful of the joy of living, when they can find effort to secure a moropus for lhe mals were thrown Into one place ture of the great convention was and their bones fossilized. Some lhe men’s parade On Saturday af­ health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable institute which he represents. years ago Amherst* scientists took ternoon. described by a writer in Compound? • The moropus Is, or was, a cross from one pocket on University Hill the Chicago Herald. u* "Two miles For thirty years it has been the stand­ between a horse, a rhinoceros, an lhe remains of ffinelcen different of singing men. two miles of boule­ ard remedy for female ills, and has re­ armadillo and two or three other stenomylus, a specie of small camel. vard gone jubilant with old gospel stored the health of thousands of women animals, and withal was an alto­ All these little animals lay just as songs, two miles of wondering peo­ who have been troubled with such ail­ gether impossible beast. In size it they had fallen. -Near them were ple, two miles of banners .waving ments as displacements, inflammation, was almost monstrous. The head, the remains of an amphicyon. the over all, two miles pf mottoes and In the same vicinity rallying cries and challenges and ulceration,’tumors, Irregularities, etc. as shown by the skeletal remains, great dog. was almost identical with the head there were the skeletons of the Bible texts, two miles of'cheora and If you want special advice writ® to of lhe modern horse. The. neck two-horned -rhinoceros, the three­ two miles of march lunes thnt Lydia E. Pinkhan Medicine Co. (confi­ was arched like that of a blue .rib­ toed horse, the merychus, o-kind of would represent John Philip Sousa dential! Lran, Mass. Tear letter will bon winner. In lhe body lhe ani­ pig: monopus, the giant horse.} sev­ in one division and Ira Sankey in be opened, read and answered by a mal resembled a rhinoceros, being eral kinds of deer, a giant hog and another." Its significance lay in woman and held in strict confldcusc. extremely heavy and having large any number of other animals which tho fact that it represented not Instead of hoofs lhe moropus was SCIENTISTS HUNT supplied with four giant claws al the extremity of star It leg. Willi his big claws and! great strength FOR Sim HORSE defend the moropus was well equipped to himself against the other W; C. T. U. IN SUCH PAIN WOMAN CRIED ARCUS a. KELLERMAN, who Is to appear hero during Chautauqua week. U one of tho greatest dra­ matic baritone* in America today. He has toured ns vocal soloist with tho New York Symphony Or­ chestra under Walter Damrosch, the Minneapolis Symphony under Emil Oberboffcr, the St Paul Sym­ phony under Walter Rotbwelt, nnd his npix-aninwn with tlie Boston, lhe Theodore Thoma* and the Cin­ cinnati Symphony Orchestras have gained for him unlveMtil commendation. Kellerman la a native Apiericnn. but whig of hi* greatest aucceowa Imvo been achieved in foreign countries. In Germany, for three years, he aang leading inritono role* at the Berlin Royal Opera. It was while achieving succcjui as nn organist that Kellerman discovered hi., ability ttfl a. vocalist, and, ap­ preciating tho increased opportunity offered in tho tick! of song, bo pre|>arod himself for tho tn«k. After a few years Kellerman atandoned his brilliant, promising operatic career to engage In Heder and ora­ torio tinging. The great aucceta he fans already attained Indicates that concert patrons are quite fortunate, even though opera baa lost an artist of first rank. M only tlie 7.(100 mon who marched The Sweetest Days. . Afflicted Britishers. "down Michigan avenue. 1ml lire! After all, I believe the nicest nnd Few peepin 'an- aware that therd families of- which they nnr tire heads. "Where Men Go Buy* Will! nwcetest flays are not those on which are 31.0'Ht persons stone blind in ths anything very splendid or wonderful United Kingdom. |50.00t) whoso vision Follow" was n favorite legend on ' the. banners, mid almost invariably [ or exciting happens, but Just those la no def<'ctlve-tbat they cannot read, il.would fie aceoiiipmiied by lire that .bring simple little pleasures, fob; and no fewer than l.Wlp.OW) sightless more familiar "Saloon- Mu-i" Go.". lowing one another softly, like jicarls' human beluga in tire British Empire A tlioiiglit-arre-tii|g niofto display- | slipping off n string—U M. Monnjotn-j outside these inlands.—Loudon MaiL ed in letters thgl rough! and held cry. ' ■ ' ' ' (Ire vyo was this: "Train up a | child in the way .he should go mid , Fun for the Children. go ili.il way yourself." There was. To the GltUr End. Soak a capful of dried peas over­ nothing nf.IInr Tsit and sing my-I • "Why don't you get- rid-of that night. They then can be easily pierced. self away lo’lhe everlasting :bliss" 1 mule?" "Well. suh,".answered-Eras-.' At £hw sntnt —time provide-a box-otaiZ about (lie company; it was I tus I’lnkjr'y. "I bates to give in. If plainly labeled ns :i part of "lire j I was to trade dnl mulo off. he'd re­ wooden toothpicks. By combining ths two y our children will find amusement ehtircii militant" and "Onward j Christian Soldiers" was iH battle gard It ms a personal victory. He's by the ftour In making playthings ot hymn. The band*—niftn- (han a : been tryln’ foh do Im* six weeks to every description. dozen—played it wilh variations; it > get rid o' too."—Puck. rang out in sonorous tones/from the thronN ->f tire men wliAman-ire Buckh'p's Arnica Suite fur Eases- Torment of Asthma e«l nnd-4ltre.A w Ire-litre«l lire -hb-— • ruts, ntiriix,’^fil'cs. nnd Jl.is I’rii'r walks a' olreervcrs. Doubt less : Jlr. E. S.’.LoiW'r. Mari Ila, XSJL/ For the (li.srpinfort nnd misery of many*iii tire crowd wero ihitikiiiu. Tlie writer heard mu» remark. ‘'And ! writes: “I have never hrel a Cui. asthma and hay f'.ver use Foley’s just think, rvery'mau of them eith­ i Burn. Wound or Sore it would not Horrey and Tar Compound. It puts er has or will soon have a vote, heal." Gel a box of Bncklen - Ar­ a healing, -reothtag coating over the K>;>'|> handy at .swolbfu,'tickling membraiv'?, and and, won't they do things to Iho ' uira Suite today. jail times for Hutus," Sores. Cut*. eases tire tliwk-qud chocking ssensa-' liquor traffic? ’ ^imi. Help* you to breathe easily, Wounds. Prevent* Lockjaw. Ellen. Moiituniireiy. . County Press fkir. , 1 llecommeiidcd by Carvel h A Stvb- ur.d naturally. In tire yellow pauk1 bhis.—A. E‘. Mulholland.'-Adv’. age.- Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. Employment of Time. . "I tupposo you know all a bant rail­ roads. banking amj currency and kln: dred subjects.*’ ;'No.*' replied Senator Sorghum. "If I Kturllrel all thoso , things I'd have ire lltilo tlmo-.to tnako . speeches that my ronatltuvnts would . think I was neglecting my business." Even Most Chronic Sufferers the blood, and drive it out of the system. —Washington star. Find Relief After A Few So sure, co pa:drive, so quick and ' Doses Are Taken lasting, arc the results obtained from the u-c cf 'Croxone, that three doses English as She Is Spoke. "Have you anything that will cure | Backache, urinafy disorders, and a day for n few days are often all cornsf asked tire customer in the. rheumatism, are catted from weak, that ii required to cure the wor-t kidneys, which .fall to tiller c.i'c of biekadic, regulate the most drag store. "Whut-acoms to be tho ' inactive out the impurities ,nid keep the blood a.in in:; bh ! Ic.- di-oriXrs^and’overmatter with your corns?" asked tho pure, and the only way on catxh to coinc the numerous ojrher similar polite clerk, who was'sotncthlng of a i permanently and’ positively cure such conditions. purist.—Now York Times. troubles, is tn remove the cause. . It is the most wonderful prepara­ •The new discovery, Croxoue, cures tion ever made for the purpose. It such conditions because it reaches is 'entirely different from all other You’re- Bilious und Costive! very .roots of the disease. It remedies. There is nothing else on Hick Ueaduidh? Bad Broalli, Sour : the Stiunach, Furrol Tongue and Indi- i soaks right into the stopped up, in­ carjh. to compare with it it is so kidneys, through <>>v walls and prepared that it is practically impos­ gextion. Moan J.ivcr nnd BowcM active linings; cleans out the little tillering clogged.- Clean up lopight. Gela cells and gland*; neutralizes and dis­ sible to take it into the human sys­ without results. 25c. Irettle of Dr. King * New Life solves the poisonous uric acid sub­ tem You can obtain an original package Pills today and empty llhvslomnch stances that lodge in-die jhints and Croxonc at tpfling cost from any and bowels' of ferfiientifie. gassy muscle* to scratch and irritate and of flrst-clas; drug-store. All drtlggist* foods find w!)<(••. A full 1m>woI cause rheumatism; it neutralizes the are authorized to personally return movement sixes n satisfied.* thank- 'urine • so it no lopger irritates the the purchase price it Croxone fails to ful feelipg—makes you feel line. tender membranes oi the bladder, give desired results,” regardless of Effective, yet mild. Don’t ffripe. and cleans'out and 'strengthens the how old yon are, bow long you have 25c. Recommended by Carvelh & stopped up, lifeless kidneys so they suffered, or what clsq has faded lq Stebbins.—A. E. Mulltolland.—Adv. ftllcr and sift al| the puwopj from SLEEP DISTURBING BLADDER WEAKNESS ' BACKACHE-RHEUMATISM, QUICKLY VANISH �fag* uomaai THE HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 30, • Eegal JHttrtUwti Two of the Thirteen Ben Greet Players Who Order far Publication. ■* Will Appear at Our Chautauqua This Season State of Michigan, The Probate Court for lhe County of Barry. At a rcssion of said court,'held at ti>e probate Oilier,, in tin* City of Hauling*, in raid county, on the 7lh day of July, A. D. 1914. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, Judge of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of Benjamin B, Travis, Deceased. ' Hollo B. Travis, son. having filed in said court hi- petition praying thnt the administration of said es­ tate be granted to William 8. Trav­ is or some other sbltable person. It is Ordered, That tlie eighth day ot ugusl A. I), 19ft, nt f*m o'clock in the fhrcnoon. at said probate office, ho mid i- li-r-liy appoi tiled for hea/int^said petition: It is Further Ordered. That pub­ lic notice thereof be given by pub­ lication of a copy of this order, for three successive Weeks .previous to said day of hearing, in I tie Hast­ ings- BANNER, a newspaper print­ ed and circulated in raid, county. Chas. M. Mack. A true copy. Judge of Probate. Grace Bauer, Register of Probate. Mortgage Sale. Default having been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made, executed ami delivered by Harriet Moore of the township of Maple Grove, Barry County, to Af­ ton D. Smith of lhe City of Hast­ ings. Barry County. Michigan, dat­ ed the 2D|h day of March A. D. 1012 and recorded in the office of the register of Deeds for Barry Coun­ ty, Michigan, on tho 20lh day of March A. D. 1912 in liber 72 of Mortgages on pages 370-371 and on which mortgage therejs now due at the date hereof by reason of the non-payment of lhe annual interest due March 201 h., 1913 ami the non­ payment of the annual interest due March 20lh. 1911 and the taxes due and payable December 1st. 1912 in­ cluding an attorney fee provided by statute and stipulated for In said mprtgage the sum of One Thousand Seventy Seven and 10-10) Dollars and the said mortgagee having elected and hereby electing lo de­ clare the full amount secured by said mortgage due und payable in accordance with the provisions contained in said mortgage, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, I shall foreclose the same by a sale ut public auction to the highest bidder nt lh6 North front ddor of the court house, in tho-City of Hastings, on Saturday the 22nd day of August A. D. IBit at ten o'clock in the forenoon, a|l of those certain piece's'or parcels of land situated and.being in tlie town­ ship’ of Maple Grove, County of Barry and State of Michigan and described as follows, tot wit: Tlie North twenty (2fi) acres of the North one-half (M) of tho South west quarter (Ii) of section three (3), also twenty (20) acres situated in the Southeast corner of the Northeast quarter (%) of said sec­ tion three (3), said lust parcel being forty (40) rods north and south by eighty (80) rods cast and west and all in town two (2) North of range seven (7) West, Michigan, tho same being the premises described in the mortgage herein referred to. Dated May 27th A. D. 1911. Afton D. Hiifith, -Mortgagee. Thomas Sullivan, . AtloriTry for Mortgagee. Busi­ ness address. Hustings, Michigan. Adv. 13-wks. Notice of Hearing Claims. Slate of Michigan, County of Barry, ss. Notice is hereby, given, that by an order of the Probate Court for tho County of Barry, made on the IHh day of July A. J), 1911.’ four months from thnt date were allow­ ed fur creditors to present their claims against 4ho e-inle of Ami Gregory, late of raid county, de­ ceased. and that all creditors of said deceased are required lo pre­ sent their Claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate Ollier in the City of Hastings, for examination an<| allowance.' on or-before / the 13th day of November next/ and Ihal such claims will lx* heard be­ fore said Court, on Friday, the 13th day of Novtmter next, at tetr o'clock in the forenoon of Hint dav. Dated July tltli, A. D. tvit.. ’ CHARLES M. MACK. Judge of Probate- ' Adv. Notice of Hearing Claims. t^late.of Michigan, County of Barry/fe. Notice is-hereby given, that Av­ an order of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, made on the lithelay of July A. D. 1914. four months from that dale were allow­ ed for creditors to present their claim* against lhe estate of Hernan J. Hammond. lai- o( uni.l county, deceased, and that all creditors of said deceased are required to pre­ sent their-claims to said Probate Court, ul lhe Probate Office in the City of Hastings, fop exainipXtion and allowance, on or- before the illh day of November next, mid tiiat fUch claims Will be heard be­ fore raid Court, on Satutday the 14th .day of Noy ember next, at T-n •o'clock in the forenoon of that day. DaCCd July fl. A. B. 19147 ’ CHARLES M. MACK. Adv. Judge of Probate. Order for Publication. Slate of Michigan, the'* Probate Court, tor the County of Barrv. At a aassinn of said court, held at the probate office, in the City of HaMmg«. in said county, on the fllh day of July, A. D. IffiL MMMMSMMMAItaMWMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMtaMMW Good Plowing Means Good Farmins Agricultural experts say that a great deal of the erosion, or "washing,” on farms comes from poor, shallow plowing. Turn­ ing up a shallow furrow caqscs the rains tp wash all the good substance of the soil down into the lower places, leaving the higher spots bare and unproductive, and - rendering it easier to "wash” out. We sell the famous OLIVER PLOW, recognized all over the world. We have them for all kinds of uses. They dJ BETTER WORK, and do it EASIER than any plow made. The great problem of the future is to grow food stuff for the world. It will all be needed, -and the farmer who provides himself with a good Oliver plow and lhe best of farm implements, such as wc sell, is sure to reap his share of the rich returns that follow. If you want a good plow, don’t buy until you see the Oliver. It has all others "beaten a mile.” GOODYEAR BROTHERS Phone 1 HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT DEALERS 111-115 State Street Hastings, Mich. lhe tribe.- engaged in athletic con- i tests ,und among the most c.«>v*-ted: rewards the victors could ex|n-ct; were little pouches filled with cer-| lain dry b*avi-s. Each pouch per-1 chance bore lhe handiwork of sonn-j dusky , maiden, marvelously 35 ACRKSi Clay and gravelly loam *oU. lay* gently rolling, fair eight wrought in nerordnnee wilh the room house. !*• mile* fromj___ R. R. station, good location. teachings of -Mamma Odio, the fa­ « i —. —2 turn*, *.•_____ « , ,,,,,, moils cliaracler, who, traililionl says, com*! forth from mysterious I •10 ACHESi 5 mile* from Hasting*, 40 acre* under cultivation, 0.acres Luke Titicaca to learh th- world i fine pasture, goal eight room house, small barn, plenty of fruit, gyod the art of spinning and weaving. I water, close ty school and a fine location. Frio* *2,200. Terra* Accompanying the pouch of leaves, or chuspa, as tl%> call-d il, was a! 12'- ACHKSi I miles from Woolland, excellent soil and lays good, A small gourd known ns .the |H>pora,< ncres under cultivation and 3 acre* of paituye, the fence* are good ami GRACE HALSEY MILLS AMD PERCIVAL VIVIAN. conluiniug lime; the leave* had! there is an abundance cd all kinds of fruit, excellent six room house been carefully plucked from the] cost fl.'J’t, gocxl welt and cistern, line barn 10x31 also hen house, E above picture portrays Perelval Vivian ns th* Prince and Grace Halsey Milla as Portia in tho production "divine plant." cifcu, while the liiiie; wood shed, corn crib, granary and hog house. Thi* place borders on of "The Merchant of Venice" Tbe*e ar* two of th* best known Ben Greet Players In thia country. Also served to make them more pleusing • good lake .with excellent fishing. Price 81.500. Term* Si,* Mr. Vivian bus played before the king of England. In whatever Ben Greet production b premutod here to the taste. The two nubstances _ Chautauqua week both of these players will sppear. tn all tiie company will comprise thirteen plafera.combined - formed a slrvuulh-pro-1 71 ACRKSi 3?i miX* from Haitiiigi, 23 acre* second growth timber, ^fe«ever have 8bak<«pearcan playa been presented with greater satisfaction than by the'Ben Greets. All compa- . during element of wonderful pow­ \alance under cultivation, the soil i* clay and sandy loam aud lay* 13a ar* personally coached by Ben Greet hlmaelf. who has been before the public for nearly thirty yeara Hl* er. Subjects of lhe Incus who thus gbntly rolling, there is an excellent U room house with furnace heat, playare are known not only wlduly In thia country, but tn England a* wclL fortified -themselves by Chewmg the barn is poor *ud lhe fences are fair. The price of this farm is • coca leaves, believed llieir bodies! S3.(>Ol>. Term* SI,500 down, or would take Hastings property |m>s—s*i*d suiierhuuian .enduraiuw. iu exchange. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, November next, and that such I "T|m leaves were used at offer-! claims will be hoard before said Judge of Probate. ings lo lhe sdn; lo make the vnioki* Court, on Wednesday lhe 18th day ul sacrifices; (tejl up in packages In the mailer of the Estale of of November next, nt ten o'clock i they wore thrown into streams, find Ann Gregory, Deceased. Hastings, Michigan. in lhe forenoon of that day. । the faithful followed them for days George W. Garrison having filed Dated July 18th. A. D. DHL CHARLES M. MACK. in said court his nelilion praying Judge of Probate. that for reasons therein stated that ---------- .------------Lime KNOWN aim.it ll,c ho may he licensed to sell the real irtgiual home of. tho cor-a c*(al« of raid deceased at private SELECTING BREED FOR DAIRY l'LV>'r ?,iSE“'U'V plant is in parts of Colombia. Ecuu-’i saledor, Peru, Bolivia mid BrtUil, while It is Ordered, That the 7th day it is now cuiUvuliM iu the West i of August, A. D. 1914. at ten o'clock dltlons Should be Prefe ,in the forenoon, at said probale of­ ANCIEKJ INCAS, OF PERU. plnpt, Eryliiroxylon Coca, soine-i Things to Consider, fice. be and is hereby appointed for the blackthorn hearing raid petition; REBARDEO AS SACRED what resembles busli of the United Stales, and It is Further Ordered. That pub­ In selecting a dairy breed It la not grows to a height of G or 8 feet, i lic notice thereof bo given by pub- a matter of which 1* the beat breed, according to altitude and climatic liralloii of a copy of this order, for but tbe one best suited for prevailing ilulds Sate PInrc in Western conditions. In Southern Colom- | three successive weeks previous conditions. Select with a view to w„rh| H„ |>ocs Tpn in ,R(. Ido, at an altitude of 3>M>t> feel, and to said day of hearing, in the Hast­ adaptability airtl for the purpose for | astern World in some other sections of tli-v-Anings DANNER, a newspaper print­ which the animal i* kepL Some breeds I ' * <les, il occasionally measures 12 ed nnd circulated in said county. are noted fbr the quantity of milk they i Cocoa and coca are two word* feet in height, but as elevation inChas. M. Mark. produce: other* for the rtchneea of!"hh-h me very much alike, so A true copy. Judge of Probate. ihrtr milk; uih.r. (or (bn color of """■Il ■■' "I '«* l"»> “(•' "H"“1 a small ahrub. Th** branches are Grace Bauer. cr.mii or builrr. All ih,— ihlc,. c iutu—l m ll» "I llm bv.r- straight and th- leaves are green, Register of Probate. ■M b. ata lour tatataMloa tai?.1"b>' linn, opaque, utal and tapering, nt the ends. The.pretty little HowOrdrr for Publication. bi-a. (ho HoUl.m buj> mimbo. o(;|„|,|„ iLm’r, ^-rs form in dusters, on sltbri stein*. State of Michigan, The Probate /The flowering season is. followed by I high producing ajilinal*. They print ll| ,,j v ,, ! . ., pL.^utous dilfer.-iv-. f v r Court for the County of Barry. with pride to such animals as Colan-; h,,.,.. ' jF nn Similarity llu* proflUgtion of the.small nnlj At a st'OTon "f raid cotirt, held at tha IV Johanna with a record of over , |„qwe* tt th.- product* liearmg them) ii.-rries. When grown on lhe cocal lhe probate office, in the city of 1,100 round* of butler In th* names. C-i.-.ru, which ,i* but rhwn-‘ plantations, or Cocalc*, the semis i are sown in December aud January HaMmgs. in .paid county, on the renr. nnd the site queen of lai*-, with lhe fat extracted, is the’ on small plots of land, riicltercd 17th day of July A. 1). 1914. the dairy world. Itanastlne Helle De ! well-known drink nnd food mad*Wh*u toe plant PrcM-nl: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. Kri. with a recoed of over 1.3<X> | Irom th- r**cna bean, th- fruit of from the sun. reacltes-a 1 ■ Judge nf Probate. rouads of butter In 3GB days. ThofU"' known bolmtically Ik The- transplant' nnd in. the Matter of the Estate of Jereey has Jacoba Irene, tho Guern bt'ima Cacao, whilexotiii is lhe exMary E. Ormsbe. Deceased. sey, Dolly Dimple, and tho Ayrshire, 1 yeurs. and remains so for forty Esther P. Freeman, daughter, Nethcrhall Bro'anle. all of which were plant, or -lirub. whose .technical years, or even longer. Tlf>- IcaS-s naiw i- Eiythroxyion Coca. and are gath<T**d by pluckers. who un­ haying filed in said court, her pe­ a credit to their respective breeds. from whirh that powerful alkaloid skilled in their work. Doth hands tition praying that nn order or «!••known its cocaine is derived. Both are used and usually only the'best cree may be made by title court de­ High Grade Loser*. product-* an- indigenous lo certain leaves are-gut het e*l.- These are termining who are (he b-gal heirs High grade milch cows are high­ countries. of raid deceased and entitled to in­ carried 1o'shots mid spread upon In ti! Ii. r *-. grade losers. gracic loser*. Mrui'n Earners are cncap cheap at »*. -’• in ■ •-iiiiivoii um- i>> ini-.ii-- **i stone beds <u- Itard ground to dry. II i' Onlercd, Thnt the I5f|i any puh’hMc-price. Loser* are cheap these tegmii* for centuries before Tlie drying process is completed in day of AUglfM A. D. 1914, nt ten at no price, und not even an a gift. । •' " • 'I*-rn world wa* dreamed of in about ten hour', ami I lie leaves are o'clock in the forenoon, nt said Tho dnlryman with tho so-called Ph-I.h«i-iii and both were first in- I hen packed into, bales and are probate office, bo and is hereby ap­ •averaae cow*" ought to bo grateful J'‘odu.-.-d inio Europe by the i. - n-ady ‘for shipment. In lbHT OPERA by the well known Kellogg-Haines Singing Party will be jmuii<l explorers. ■ Their packages the best leaves are.worth pointed for lionring said petition; another most enjoyable event of Chautauqua week. One of the to the pirates who Would steal them. itiirniiig Spanish a «»•••» j place of origin is about’, lhe only It is Further Ordered. That j operas which this company presents 1* "Lovely Galatea,** tho entire I Hung common to leilh plants. public riqlife thereof be. given by In 1912 Bolivia exported. rendition being given In addition to brief selections from other operas. publical ion nf a copy nf this order, I The medicinal propeilie.-* of the Where, however, tho date of this company some* on Bunday at a Chau­ for three successive wqoks previ­ - I coca h aves are manifold. That wlh'io cocaine itself is muiiufaelurous th raid day of hearing, in tlie rnoro convwlcntly handled nail safer ।emarkiible property possessed by ed. exports nmnially about 8330,­ tauqua they will present selection* from the oratorio* Instead of grand opera or wifi give a sacred concert Hastings BANNER n newspaper ■ to have about th* place, but it is not I the alkaloid, cocaifie. of producing 000. of that product. printed and circulated’ in said always advisable lo dehorn pure-bred ; b<cu'.-ana-<(hesia, has made lhe county. ' ’ cattle that aro inteudsd for salo or । plant a lm«n to sullering humanity Running No Risk. Gumdrop*. «“Behind lhe Veil.” Chas. M.. Mm-k. show purposM. . ' ’mul a vvuii'derfully beneficent agent Ono gloomy day a young country An old man in Indianapolis, who ha*। —dead , "Being I* not a* black u Ii A true ropy. Judge of Probate ---------------- —----- — | in ih<- han<|> of lhe nurgeon. even if Hus Your Child Worms? ith* ir.xv.-i*- no other uses for it as lost all hl* tooth, lakes hl* “toothleaa jI j, 1* painted, painted. Thcro aro us many gooi man went to a dentist to have i tooth extracted. Boeing the patlanfi uosa" philosophically. j • Most cbrlilfeu do. A Coated,I “ rtirativ., Own. Imw. v. r, hus Register of Probale. looking girt* In the realm of tho dead u H-ta difficult for him to articulate j tho IlvJnR. • There «» quit*.’ aa manj obvious 'narvousneas, tho dentist tn : Fin red Tongue; Strong Breath; I tmmy -ite i usep, and mining the qulred: Stomach I’aine; circles under eyes; J •|n-;»* of Peru il wa- known the Aolit-r of llearlnj] Claim*. "Would you Ilk* gasf ■phi-, sallow complexion; nervous, r'divme plniir' liefaifse of these .ud k. ,dmU. th., «um. ,H not QulU ,0<ort|„, u H„r, HKcta.r. ih—o Slate of Michigan. County of;■fretful, grinding of teeth, tossing in varied jn-opi-rticft. “Would I like gas? Of course, 1*1 . . -rties. in the May uis­ “, lu M 11 “““• “ phtrt. t«m„ from u,o -bom. froa Barry, m. of .the Pan- talking. like gas," exclaimed tho irate patient :sleep, peculiar dreams—any one of sue of Hi- Bulletin «r . . which “ 1» which no no traveler traveler rntuvn* returns." It wai “Do yon think I'm going to have yet Notice is hereby given, that by mi ‘’ th<— indicate child has worms. Gel Amoiiran liiiion. WashirigTnn. D. In fact hie sole dependence on hu made, through thn psychfc medium <4 CWilliam a . Reid <ie'»l» with tho yanking out my t-*th In the doricF* nrder.nf tho Probate Court for the a iwix of Kickitpoo Worm Killer at gums tn hi* old da>a ha* led him U It kills the wends—the history of "Coca, the Wonder Plant refer to bl* mlsfortuno cheerfully bj a youth of nineteen *ho died recently County of Barry, made on the I8lh Once. 1 Tho lad told of seeking the side ot'bti nf your ehild'M condition. Is of th- AikI'-s" and (ell* of many calling hl* word* "autlidr-opa.” day of Jab'. A. D. 1911. four months rouse 1 A Perfect Calhartle. mother and Bistort. Chief earthlj from that dal- Were allowed for laxative and aids Nature to expel Mrange cn-iouis of tho Inras in There is sure and wholesome acr worms. Supplied, tn qandy ronneclitin with their veneration of congregating place* of |ha spirits o; lion In every dos- of Foley Catln.if V creditor* to present their claims tho । Mother, th* Evsr Zalthful. against the extab) of Phebe A. Horn form. ■ Easy for children lo take. the coca plant, its peculiar proper­ the dead in great number* are abou. ’ tie Tablets.. They cleanse with The children are sick, mother Is up Recommended ify Carvelh A ties. and >)>-cribes lhe plant itself late of said county, deceased, and 25c. < organa In churches and in meeting* never a gripi* or pain. ’ Chronic that all creditors of said deceascl ।Stebbins.—A. E. Mulholland.—Adv. in it.-* wild >tate and Ih- mathoda with them all night; father 1* sick, and where men are trying "to pierce th« ruses of constipation find lhem in­ mother is up wnn with mm; him; nut but wnen when . writes:.. rites: . of rullnufinn. He I mouier are required to present their Englfsh locomotive work* haval "Many years - agn, when ' Incas | “o‘h*r i* sick doesanybodr know of veil which aepiralu thorn from the valuable. Stout people are reliev­ Maims'to said Probate Court, at the ed af that bloated, congested feel­ other world." SoAbo medium ray*. Probate Office in lhe City of Hast- 11bran »o busy of J»te that one Ena-1civilisation reigned over a vast *, n ®ut «• Lord.—Franc** Garald*. ing, so uncomfortable especially in ’estern part of I ----------------------------. ing*. for examination and allow- Ili«h ......... railway had to order ten loco- section of (he We** — “ * hot weathef. They keen your liv­ BANNER WANT ADAS. PAY. auce, on or before the 18th day of j motive* from Germany. I South America, lhe* young men uf j -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— er busy.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv, NOTICE THESE BARGAINS IN SMALL FARMS T COCOA, THE WONDER PLANT OF THE ANDES Crook and Gould KeUotftf-Haines Singing Party as They Appear In Light Opera I �FAcr.MMrrtw M OF BIS IS FOUID 81 Ilin A Few Hints to Dairymen UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR makes Oatmeal (.rispa. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN Stir together one pint very fine EGYPT. oatmeal, one-half pint of graham Butter quotations in Chicago Monday, the 20th, were 27Mc for extras, 35c to -26c (or Rists flour, one-half teaspounful- of salt, ajc to 25c for seconds. WHAT GRADE OF BUTTER WILL YOUR CREAM MAKE? mm-half teaspoonful of sugar nnd one-half leaspoonful of baking SHUT Ilia RAISED AWAY ■About 10% of all the butler made in the U. S. will score extras, 70% firsts, the renpuniog powder. Add one-half, pint of 2o“a> seconds. Most of the high grade butter made is made from creameries taking in the whole cream and mix into a dough al­ II REMOTE ARES milk. This givds them the very best of cream to work with and that is what makes the good most loo soft lo handle.' I«ct this stand for half an hour, until lhe butter and gets the top prices. Gathered cream plants such as the Crystal Creamery Co. oper­ flour absorbs tho extra moisture, ills Tomb Wm Lord As Uuarry MAKING A SWING STANCHION ates, very seldom makes a butler that will score extras. WHY? Because we do not get the when you will be able to handle il When Moses Ixd Jesus Out of easily. Flour the pastry board Illustration and Directions Given for quality of cream to make it with. And yet for the same date m mentioned above we paid you Egypt. with grahtun flour,then roll out the 37c. But wait a lew weeks until the foreign butter begins to pour into our markets. This dough to about one-third of an inch Professor Edward Naville, the Walter will compete in quality with about 86% of all butter made in the U. S. There is {usVoae solution to the in thicknesa. Cut out with a bis ­ Delirious Pudding Sauces. EgypUdoaist wi»“ has been direct­ whole thing; that is better cream. Are you doing your part? Have your cream teat 30% or beUer. The "'i'lie proof of the pudding" is cuit cutter and prick each crisp ing six. hundred meh and boys in Take four pieces of 2x4. Two must ricliez the cieam the longer it will keep. Don't akitn below »% cream during the but weather, if it dropa not half as much in the eating as wilh a fork after laying on a greas­ excavations to unearth flic temple in lhe sauce which goes wilh il. A ed baking tin. Bake in a intxi<>rale mid tomb of Osiris, lias’ returned lo 1 foot 2 Inches. Cut cqe of the below 3> per cent, don't blame the creamery, but look lo your separator or the running of it. It yon are hot very simple rice’ or copage pud­ oven about ten minutes, watching his chair al lhe University of Ge­ pieces aa shown by A. making the satisfied with your teat, come aud see it tested. Our work is open to all. Wc invite your inspection at any ding is dvlicimis if served wilh one closely, as they burn readily. Al­ neva elated with the belief that he notches c and d about 1 Inch wide time. * ■' 4,1 ■- . a..* ■ of the following sauces, for which ter baking they must he handled has penetrated to the actual funer­ and 2 inches deep. Cut tho other short Very Truly Your Crtamerytncu, al chamber of lhe ancient Egyp- 1 again Home Cheer is indebted lo wilh care, as they break easily. tian king-god, and that another the -Country Genllenian. winter’s work which Is already as­ Tongue hi Jelly. Lemon Sauce—Boil two cupfuls Boil and skin either a fresh or sured under ausffices of the Anglo- Sxl Is beveled and Is finally attached of water and one cupful of sugar Exploration to the upright with a bingo, writes When cold trim off American Egyptian live- minutes. Add three heaping salt tongue. Have iAi quarts of as­ company, wil bring to light impor­ Lyle A. Myers off Muskegon county, t:Ui|es|H>onfuh of cornstarch wet the routs. tant details bearing upon the his­ Mich., in tho Fam and Home. wilh culd water and a pinch of salt. pic jelly In tlie liquid state. Coxcr tory of Osiris. One of the long pieces must be cut Coak gently ten minutes mid mid tlie bottom iif a two-quart mold The legend is that Osirfs, a wise • Uh' grated rind ami juice of n lem­ about an inch deep and l> t il haidon and one tablespoonful of butter. en. With a fancy vegetable cutter and' benellcicnl king who reclaim­ ed the Egyptians from savagery, cut out leaves from cooked beets If a richer sauce is desired add the yolk uf an egg beaten wilh. ope and garnish tho bottom of tlie mold met a sudden nnd premature death Gently pour In three by the scheming of his wicked talileSiMMHifui of sugar just before with them. serving. 'I’lui sillily hcatfft) white, laJilo/poon's of jelly to set tlio vego- brother, Heth, who. with T2 fellow cut in lightly, adds much to the ul­ tables. When this is hard add Jelly conspirators, invited Osiris lo a enough to cover the -vegetables and limlquet mid induced him to enter tra r Wye appearance. a ciioningly-wroiighl eoflhi. They Cream Hauixc— Cream one-fourth let the whole get very hard. Then shut down the lid and case the cupful of hullqc witli one cupful of t>ut in the tongue and al>out half a chest ami its body into the Nile. pulveritcd sugar mid stir in gradu­ cup of jelly, which should be al- Isis, faithful wife of the beloved HA1M Catarrh luwed to hard* h god w k> ep the ally one-half cupful of rich cream king, recovered the body. ’ mid one-half cupful uf'fruit syrup, meat hi place when the remainder is added. Pour in lhe remainder The legend continues that Seth such us peach or raspberry. Heat and set away lo harden. To serxe, and his fellow conspirators then yolks of two egg* beaten with one I dip the mold for a few inindles In cut the body Into fourteen pieces, lablespoonful. of sugar nml a little' A p ul of warm wal< r, and llim and .scattered lhe parts till over gently turn on a dish. Garnish Egypt—each piece being entombed with pickles nnd {Ktrsley. 1'ickled by worshiptiers of Osiris—which uitl lighter sauce Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment beef is especially nice. accounts for tho numerous tombs to him. The faithful Isi.% how­ in Western-Michigan. thicken, ileal in the st inly whip­ ever, regathered the pieces and Chcrsc nnd lhe Dltjestlon. ped whites just beforo serving. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Owing to i^s density, cheese is brought .them back to thu Temple Maple Sauce—Mash one pound of of Abydos. maple sugar, mid one-half cupful not uaally digested; an average diWE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Store Phones— Farm Phones— This temple, where Prof. Neville <4 wah-r mid bml until it. thuad-.. geslinh ciin mmiagu to extract the Bell. 173 Bell, 651 I’mir this in a thin stream mi the nourishment from il if taken dur­ has*been conducting tlio excava­ . We pay you the HIGHEST Citizens, .5173 Citizens, 6251 Homo Made Swing Stanchion. whites of.two eggs beaten stiff; stir­ ing th.* day; but if taken al night tions D. tin Is auro, the trim burial PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ ring the 'mixture briskly ail the chees.1 becomes a fruitful source of place of Osiris. -The plactL-is about on A and B. Tho other lone piece j EVATORS. We buy and sell mid other >'<|Uidi.s(mil lirtween Cairo and As­ time. Add lastly one-half cupful nightmare, insomnia dyspeptic troubles, says a physi­ souan, in lhe desert about eight must ho cut aa shown by I) with a ' on ■ LARGE SCALE. Wc miles westward from the Nile. cian. Toasted cheese in any form depend upon doing a LARGE Caramel Sauce—Pul one cupful thu bovcl at d on piece U. Prof. Naville believes this tem­ ot sugar in a frying pan. nml stir is particularly indigestible. VOLUME of business at a Those plocea are put together aa ' ple is older even than lhe Pyra­ constantly until it is incited ami a SMALL PROFIT. II you Squash Custurd. mids. Relating some details of Ins shown, and tho cow la (aslenud In tho I liplit brown in- color. TJten mid have never dealt with us, why This may be baked in individual work to The Associated Press cor- stanchion by closing tlio ploco D. ■ three-fourths of it cupful of hot not give us a trial.* CUM "i- < Boil, dram and ic-jHimi.-nt at (iem-va, tie said: Thlii has * holo in llm tongue which ! Add a pint of of butler and Hour rubbed togejher. mnsh the squash. “We worked from December 21, com os opposite a holo In A through | Smith Bros. Volts & Co. hoi .milk, a tablespoonful uf liullor. 11113, to March II. toil, mid duringi which a nail la Inxurtud to hold tho ( mid coiik'folir minutes. < ’ four wctl-iicalen eggs mid .Mall ami Ol.C. LAS. Phu 57 Histiin CuMard Satice—Heat <»m> pint of pepper to taste. Pul into buttered llm eleven weeks we experienced ulanclilon shut At! milk in a double boiler with a pinch bilking dish or cups, nnd bake in a '••nn- anxiety ami exeiteincnL of nalt. Ileal’ two eggs mid one quick oven until linn in tlie middle. nine yards under tlie soil we found SELECTING THE DAIRY SIRE cupful of sugar together and siir If the egg* are separated nnd tlie a large building constructed of them inl<> the scalding milk and iH-alcii whites stirred in Inst tlie granite nml very’ hard red saml- Demand for Stock That Will Improve cook uhtil eremny. Flavor with ■ i।-lard will be daintierer—more stone. This edifice Im divided into throe naves, which are surrttumh-d orange, vanilla, nutmeg or row. like a souffle. vanced Raglstry So Popular. hy»sixteen large cell.*, all identical in size ami shape. They have no Emergrm’y Satire—Dissolve one Broth With Bread Dumplings. On every largo farm where a herd Inblrspomifui of coripilurch in one-1 Houk three thick slices of while| inscriptions on tlie walls whatever. mergi'M In to Che Summer fkaolon offering contlnuoiui oiHMirtunity for half cupful of cold waler. ■ Kiir bread in about » pint . of biot It This proves that the building Is ot dairy cattle Is kept, tho quoatlon lliit^ into one cupful of boiling wa­ squeeze fairly dry nml bent up wilh very ancient ns the walls of more of ■electing tho dairy slru is one of modem edlflccjs in Egypt are cov­ constant recurrence. A bull may be ter. Add one cupful of sugar, tlie a fork. Mell a tablespoon of Init- ered with Inscriptions. Iik-ll will pnsiutcly hVui in kept In a herd fur a few years, and Juice of a siu-iH lemmi. a litlle nut­ "In front of\flm cells is a atone then there la a necessity to supplant, meg,- mu' talil*--P'Hnift»l of butter nux well ami st-UMin with sail to supiMirted by ten huge him with other blood, especially If hla (taste ami a little pepper. When platform blocks of granite. Skirting Ulis daughters are maintained In tho breed­ juice may be omilled and one-half ( cupful of fruit juice added of any ,quarter of a grated niitim c, nml a platfopn we came upon the reser­ Ins ing herd. herd- , voir—or well.of Osfris. which un­ kind iindcrred. or him tahlrs(>oon- lUlle . chopped .parsley. Mix well doubtedly DKTHOIT. MICH. Auo.orvcunr who who is io constantly coiuiianuy trytry , H thnt mentioned IlV by till tlie1 • Tho.breedpr ful of ji liy may' be used in place ami , mold into small bah. Holl Homan historian, \v|iil, Scrabbo. V ” ‘ u ,nK *° intprovo bis calUo and Increase j <if"fli<! fruit Juice, a little more (lliesc lightly in Ilnur, Irnil tliem «n <>x- th" WpdugUve capacity of-tho herd. waler lining udde'd to the sauce if it ।lightly in broth’ fur two minutes plored, il is probable that Its wa­ says ifbnball’s Dalfy Farmer, Is al-1 mid servo at once. lers had been popular at one time ways %nxlouu to got a little better I for their supposed curative . vir- stock with each bucceodlng purchase. | Lemon Extract. canned fruit Juice of any kind. Add FIRE INSURANCE If ho has handled his cattle io aa to I wo mundvd lubh'epoonfuls of To make' leinnn extract cut the "On the opposite side of the tem­ make creditable records tlie search 1 cornstarch wet with n litlle cold I Inn yellow rind from eight large waler. Simmer live minutes, then lemons mid cover with a pint of ple to that where we entered wc must bo more far-reaching, and tho ' add one Inbb-spoonful of bull<T. a pure alcohol. Pul this In. a wide- found (he burial place of Osiris, li­ ease' with which a bull suitable to r with a cash capital of *!.•••and can fully protect you. pinch of sail and, if desired, the moutli.-d bottl.- amt cork tightly. Il the Book of tlie Dead amt tlie In­ head tho herd may bo found will be n-ady for use in a few days. scription on Hie walls of the funer­ LEK H. PllYOR Strawberry since—Cream oiie- The best lemon extract is made al chamber, twenty yards by' live, The demand for stock that will con­ {•roved to us Imyomi'all ilouln. You Ihird cupful of butter nml add from tlio rind of lemons ami n»l can imagine that we were greatly stantly Improve tlio herd Is wb.it has gradually mu- cupful of confection­ from chemicals, ns is tin1 case in delighted al Hie" discovery. mado tho advanced reglitry work of er's Migqr while stirring ronslnnlly'.' iirnsl uf the ready-to-ilavor fluids "We found also Hint in some re­ tho various luiauclatlona so popular. Wash, hull ami drain Iwo-thlrds of sold as “pure leinnn extract." Eith­ mote past Egyptian, thieves had Theso official records oro the index to a cupful of odtjiwherrles; add thwje er «f (hese flavorings may lie pre- i»i‘i» al work - -They had tho desirability of families and breeds lo thu lirsl mixture um> at a lime, irril'c.I at lioiiie by the hiost inex­ (‘iilered lhe funeral chamber by Ing, and it is only through follovrbffc beating Imlweeji each addition until pel ienced houseki*cp<<n piercing hole' in the wall, tint of up tint work that has been done by a course, it will never b» known certain strain that a definite- knowl­ Caramel Ptiddlnu. BuIIh- Kauri*—To one-lialf enpPul in a vessel four eggs wilh "3 what the thieves carried away.'Did edge of what may bo expected from flil of blllbT add one-half cupful of minces of powdered sugcr. mix they take the sarcophagus of , sugar ami two cupfuls, of waler. briskly wilh tlie pastry, whip . for Osiris? All Egyptologists in.the a bull is available. Dy its use It Is la-1 lliese come In a lioil, Hirn stir twh minutes, then add one amt one- course of their researches in the poraible to keep inroasing tho yield ot in two trHH|MM>nftils of tlnur nmisl- half'pints of cold milk mid'a teu- ruins of Egypt have come across milk and butter fat; if It In Ignored MB. KRYL IS TO APPEAR AT THE CHAUTAUQUA HERE THIS one Is groping In tho dark. ' spoouful of lemon. essence: limn traces of thieves who were consid- 1 Selecting a. sire Is moat Important the.satire.bull u F'W iiiiliub-s long­ mix well again for mm -mimiltf,- ereil to b(/llm cleve.rosl in the then BEASON, NOT ONLY IN THE DIRECTING OF HIS BAND, BUT should have tho careful attention er. or unlil.il thickens liken re­ slrain this through sieve into an­ known worlif, They forimd them- and 1 IN CORNET SOLOS AS WELL HE IS ONE OF THE WORLD'S I Capitol move front llm lire and flavor with other vessel. Butter and sugar selves into associations amt gangs 1of every’ thoughtful dairyman. Such GREATEST C0RNETIST8. ___ vanilla. well six molds, or cups, till them I with tlie special object of robbing 1a bull should be chosen uu will malm • The ft>llowing sauces are to be inch high wilh caramel, let cool tombs, as it was (he ancient custom !It possible for tho heifers to do just a gened cold on lad puddings: "If for live minute* .then pour in among the Egyptians to bury val- IUtile bettor than their dams have done, Music of ths Chln«M. Hurd Saur.—Brat until, while llm preparation, dividing it equally; uablos wilh their dead, Thero-was ।aud also such a bull aa will keep up Last Weeks Letter. . Chlneso music does not entirely lack nml creamy .me supful' of pulver­ place in a tin pan lilted to half the a supervision of the tombs, but this i I ■! ir and'Mr.-. Waring of Ver- admirers among occidentals. There Clltip, llluuu A Sttlut I. i. tl. ized sugar nml one-lialf cupful of height of the molds with' hot wa­ mulviHc, are visiting their sou and are. It appears, trained musicians ol butler. Add the whipped whiles ler; put in a moderate oven and k t easily, judging by thoir exploits. tlmmfnur-iii-law, Bussell and Cora • D*Uy Except Sunday. out own kind who seriously profess <4 two eggs and tmaj well. Flavor steam for forty mmiib-s. To sene. "Tlie whole nf lhe vast edifices ATTENTION NEEDED BY COW with the juice of a lemon or two turn in a liol dessert dish with। we discovered is in a bad slate of -4x4 week a baby girl—nnmed uncertainty whether tho Chinese havs I eft spoon fills of vanilla. Pack in a thdr own sauce? iniiw, because it and its surround­ Previous to Calving Animal Should* lluliy-- was burn lo Allyn und Flor­ not really advanced beyond ua ta mo ■olng South *:0B ’ mold und keep cool until lhe pud­ ings were used as a quarry in the Doing North 1:1? Be Placed In .Comfortable and ence (j.HMleniool. ding is served. ' . time of Hamesea II." When Crocheting. a. a GHEUtfEI* G. P. Well-Littered Stall. One authority has pointed out th*! Mrs. Minim- Craigldon look a Amtlfler Hard Sauce—Whip one . A clever woman has demonstrate*. ProiesMir Naville, who is an c|-hurt ride on Sunday iiBerimoit, flie the Chinese were the Brat tn the hi* derly man. insisted upon paving ed that lillle things count for ns first time she ha-’ left the house for tory of muslo to develop a system ol t>ow‘l<Ted Mtgar and flavor to taste honor to his "brave assistants." much in lhe realm of needlework octaves, a rlrrln at AM ha anrf nrtn.,. m arly six months. wilh vanilla or lemon ••xtracl. a« in other and broader walks ot Messrs. Wainwright ami Gibson of calving, tho cow «hmdd bo kept In a Pastor C. A. ami Mrs. Sluck will ('.ream sauce—To tho whipped life. Ixmdon. and Timinas Wittembru of comfortable, well littered box stall or move n. xi week info ll|e house va­ other harmonlc&l technics, and thus* wlrihl of an egg add the beaten yolk. Mjich limo is lost, not lo speak of■ Tufl«, college, Massachusetts. cated by Sam llmalit. Kiir .in gradually <»u.> bupful of the tax on good tempers, when not even evolved the simpleat formi A Word to the Mr. ami Mrs. Fox visite<l lheir of melody. While no one has, appar­ teed should bo given In a box or bas­ powdered stigsy- und add one-half croclieting if tho ball of yarn or Something Better. ket, which should be removed after .fau.’liter ami -nn-jn-luw Allyn ami; cupful of ereMin thinned with one- spool of cotton drops from yoiir lnp 'Then you can’t get me a govern­ ently. contended that wo shall finally third cupfql of mffk, and flavor mid rolls merrily away under tlm ment plum?" "No." said Senator tho fbod la taken. Tho coarse feed Florence Goiidctiuwl, mt Sunday nf- arrive at an understanding of and r wilh rose or vanilla. ImokcaKo, bureau or Spine other Wombat; -'but what’s one paltry gov­ liking for something that shall a> more should bo given than «ho will .Charley and Claris Andrews siu'Ui Whipped Cream Sauce—Whip place whore It Is hanj.lo reclaim. ernment plum? I have secured for one i>int of lltirk. sweet cream un­ eat. This rule .should bo observed, Suixlny with Mr. und Mrs. G. A. proacb tho Chinese ’ harmonious dis To prevent this, run a hatpin . ■' lit foamy. Add the beaten whiles through the spool or ball and pin il you some plum seeds from tho depart­ not only before calving, but nt oil GoodemoOL ment of agriculture^ Go homo and Will I'. Well,-- ami Edna M. Bowen «>f two eggs, sweeten and flavor to lo Hie arm of your chair. times.- Throwing largo quantltloa of were married al Detroit, July 15. who claim to have dlaoorared amonj Tlie luste. . • thread will run qi»oothl>’r your roughage beforo a cow leads her Into Tln;y .ire cm.... t.-d to return at the -•Fluffy Sauce—Scalil one cupful work will be mpre regular and then tho bad habit of catlug only tho most •■ml uf. Uu- week. AH wish them steadily Increasing sa&MtlveosM U of nirlk'in a double boiler. Stir in you cannot lose the spool. harmonies the existence of which vo appetising parts and so wasting milch lung life ahd happiness. •’ one level (ablespiMinful of cornformerly unknown. But if you do not haiqren to he Cltrolax Give it lo tlie Children. feed. It . Is a good practice to taka a slarrlt wel with it |ittle cold,milk. seated in a chair- wilh a tufted arm, Finest physic in the world for nnTiil Mr-. Tlirnp's. la>» Thursday. c.'Hik ten minutes, Mirring- often. run a piece of narrow ribbon ur children. They love tn lake it—it beforo retiring for tho night, to uuu Good Prospepta. Cream two iahle.-ipoonftils of butter string through the spool and hang tasleg like lemonade. It is mikl— that everything Is aa it should be. hoicks on Friday I and flne cunful of |»owdered sugar it on your arm. Mrs. G.—Wa ought to have a most and suits their sons4live organs. Il evening, proceeds for lhe Interesting year with oar card dub. unlit very Jiglil. Add one tea-poonis thorough—and keeps then- sys­ church Produce Rich Milk. nipof vanilla artd a pinch of salt. The automatic telephone is pre­ tems cleansed, sweet and whole-* Then beat-this into the thickened ferred in Norway. Cows fed upon aUagn will produce Tho king's -some. It does lhe same fpr grown­ On a railroad in Peru, that with­ milk which-you have 'previously' council has decideddo bring before ups, too. i rich milk aa those fed upon other in An ideal laxative.—Ar­ miles ti-v- ftom sea level to rnoled quickly. . F ' —-^Hating thur Mulholland. Bh.iI •*the white of,tfie Worthing ». & v.-n bin appropt —Adv. an altitude ot 15.665 feet, all trains Louis Globe DemocraL an egg dry and v,...,. whip .. it .into the I *262,610. (or a new central telgsauce until light ™ and fluffy. phono station in Christiania. —BANKER WANT ADVS. PAY— BANNER W.VST ADVS, PAY, |lect unexpected perils. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO PHONE 533 HASTINGS, MICH Chink of henry Smith grand Rapids, mich. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose a J Bohumir Kryl as He Appears Directing His Band at a Chautauqua Spring Term Detroit Business Uolnrslfy 5% NET INCOME Borrower □□□□□□ WANJ AbvK IBB �the International Sunday School Lesson fur sunbay & mmxo» BAiemt JVly rMcnmm si. uh. BEN GREET PLAYERS COMING CHAUTAUQUA WEEK > Aralw a - Tlie Barren Ft« Tree and the Det ed Temple "I’cinpi’rance Lesson Mark 11:12-33; 'compare Luke ■! ' 6-9.i. Golden Text: Matt. 7:20. Head Malt. 21:12-32. Intradurtory. Last Son-day we saw lhe entry the i.oni info the uod-ehoscii eii the city, which has had nnd w have such varying fortunes'in ft - Ailment of lhe pronfises-aidl pu no**** of God. The Go«l-npi>oint! King of Israel entered the God-a lioinled capital of lip* nation, n without tear* 'Luke 19:11,'whi the ilckti* multiludi* cnlhtl*ia*(ica ly cried "Hosannri.” :i cry ere Joi to hr chanced lo “Crucify Ilin: In the rnidftl of the excitement ll Lord wa* calm, i‘nteriiip the ci und quietly observing “all thingy thru hiking the twelve, one of lhe it trailor. lo Ilrlhnny for lhe nigl Thl? was on Sunday Yif the Passii Week. Today’* lesson lu ing* u* । Monday and Tuesday of thnt wee cleansing ot the leintdi’ takir place on Monday, (v 12-19). it remainder of the lesson nml olio event* lo lie studied in sub«rqm*i Ir.sons belonging to Tuesflay's rcr ord. Ix^son Divisions. •NOTHING RUT LEAVER II. "A DEN OF THIEVES’ NE of the chief attractions of Chautauqua Week hero will bo the appearance of the Ben Greet Players in ono of their well known plays. These players appeared on’ 110 Red pa th Chantauquas last 19. season, and everywhere there was tho greatest enthusiasm. Their appearance this year in another play will therefore undoubtedly be greeted by larger audiences in all cities where they played IH. THEOXE WHO BELIEVES. 20-26. lost season. Last year in some of tho towns of Michigan people began to arrive at the tent two hours before tho program started in order to get a seat, and by the opening hour even standing room IV. 1IIS AUTHORITY GRIEVES. was at a premium. Percival .Vivian, Grace Halsey Mills, Charles Lianna, Leslie King and other well known Ben Greet Players appear in this company. 27-33. * The Outline Developed. The barren- f)g tree, which badIhe appearance of being fruitful, •frssedly for lhe accommodation of hut in reality Imre "nothing but leaves” typifle* the. nation Israel. -.H'l iiiiT.. bul really iu a money Trench I* quoted as saying “The fig ■making scheme; nml (•> carrying tree was punished not for being vessels through the tempi-. All of without fruit, lint for proclaiming this was rontrarv-lo tin1 purpose by tho voice of those leaves that it had fruits: nol (or being barren, lablfahed, mid I* cilnlrnry still. Yet but for being false; and this was how few churches are free froin Note that in this1 the guilt-of Israel, so much .deeper such Ihiugsl than lhe guilt of the nations." walk "Hi* taught,” using the Ward He took advantage of hl* Fruitless nml false, the withering of Gml. opportunity to teach the Won! of Word of uod was pronounced against it. The root was left, God. How many of us would think however, nnd Israel will yet bring of teaching* under such circum­ The Word of (lie I.ord forth fruit (see Luke 13:0-9; Ro­ stance*? Ills justification mans 1i:tf-l9). Note THo was wa* His Weapon. hungry." Here we see His huinanily. When He speaks with nuthor- t-n?” He quotes from Isaiah 50:7. itory to the tree, we note that iu In Matthew ’21:13) mde that lhe The Him there is mare than humanily "of all nations” is omitted. —there is deity also. For no mere then temple was nol a house of man do the waves cease their rest­ prayer for all nations; it was for Jews only (see Acts 21:28); but the lessness and the storm become a calm. Here is the eternal God niilleni.nl temple, referred lo in Is. In manifest in the flesh, showing to 50:7. will be for nil natrons. faith His two-fold nature. Again, contrast with "house of grayer’* the “Ho was hungry.” "In all the en­ Jews had made the temple “a den Compare Jcr. 7:11. thusiasm no one bad thought of of- thieves." His need. *• The rejection of the “Den of thieves" indicates tlie Servant-Son is- evident in this." character Of the things from which And again. “Ho wa* hungry." Does Jesus had cleansed tin* temple. Ho nol today hunger for the devo­ When He conies the second lime tion and fellowship of His people? He will find even worse desecra­ Does not Jle covet our devotion tion of the, house of God; the law­ even more than our service? Ami less One will be sealed in the tem­ yet again, "He was hungry." That ple of God, showing that He is God the five Sense* can be depended (2 Thea. 2:3. -I). The Lord Jesus upon to indicate conditions that Chud. tin- King, will cclan-e the Opposition feared really exist, is seen here, in con­ temple again. trast with present day teaching to art. It was not time yet. The that these conditions are only people were astonished at Hi* leaching. -His teaching is contrary imaginary. He was Hungry. Note frequent references lo 11g trees in lo human thinking.. See Is. 55:9. His Word leads Hi* friends'to the Word, the first being in Gen. 10. 3:7, where man made his first at­ astonishment and adoration ns they tempt to provldp for himself a behold in Him the wisdom of God: covering, after lie bad fallen. Note the same Word is lhe occasion of lhe parable of the fig tree in Ml. astonishment nml slumping on the 21-J2. See John 1:18, 50. Note part of Hi.-r foe*, a* they behold that the fig tree was "afar ofT’ nnd compare Mk. 7:6. The. tree had I leaves, hut no fruit. Israel liad the cify. ; Engineer Erwin from the Chienfto "In the morning”—n study of the' | office of the Grand Trunk was- in I abundance of ceremonies and ritu­ al, but nn fruit. So it i« wilh too morning events of the Bihb* would ' Bellevue, Saturday taking measure- , Peter called to'.re-l many churches today. He canu- bi' inleresling. Later we Und him' ■ccking fruit. Thg first chapter uf inenibranre. • d Zip, -t..ii.- < i usher plant mid THIS WEEK’S NEWS IN in ide a new -ucm-stipn Ihal instead1 lhe Bible enjoins man to b» fruit­ putting »»lher* in rerhenfTirance 21 ful (Gen. 12S’:' among Tfis‘last ■peter ti 12. 13; 3:F e^wnrntng lh<-; of crossing the. Burt property ai NEAR-BY COUNTIES. Hearing switch might l»* built 29o7 fe^f! words before His death we find Word of Jesus Christ. thesQ “Hint ye bear much fruit” tin- judging Word of the Lord (v Stale Engineer Cox, of Kiilonui- along the railroad right of way if; (John 15:8). He nought fruit, am) ID,'and seeing it executed -'v 20. z<m< esliijinles ihal it . will cost al the Zipps would quarry out some I seeks fruit today. "And wtu-n-lt;rock. came to it. He found nothing but leaves.” When He comes again lb- concerning judgment ‘2 peter 2. 3 ■ 2 • vuo. The quality of our baked goods is the highest because we use only high­ "lhe town Isiard lias sunk luumch owners at Pine lake have I will find in’lhe professing church Tho answer nf the Lord is concern- thousands, of dorian* wdrth of inn- raised a purse and cut a canal j est grade materials and best methods in making. n leafy, fruitless condition. The through lhe island between .second tin! faith of God: Jews had substituted for thl/Word making a permanent road across and third lakes. There has been of God the traditions nf mrn. amt ■This tup frft. supposed by mnny tnxexi-iiy' T>ra । anal Itiore for years for these latter were very tealous; er nf faith i* vividly set before us I--------- «.L.._--------- .—..nln> . . JJU| j( an hut il was not navigable. Fred hut lhe whuimn of men j* powerless in v. 23. ThereJs uoublless a ref­ lias n bottom. Our place is kept neat and pure at all times and in every part from store ic engineer Purr of Plainwell has the contract. to bring forth fruit unto God. The erence to Israel berc. ■ A mountain .......... .. ........ With pipes room to show case. * ’The nation lie found t]ml the hole varied in • church Is doing precisely the same typifies mi oledncjo. wa* n mountain nnd l»M Ils disobed ­ thing, with identically the same re* When one of (lie attaches of the depth from’27 to 53 (ed, with an suit, which will call forth the ience and rejection of the t/-i«l. the slate hospital nt Kalamazoo dis­ words Of judgment from the lip* of . i« estimated ihal in road building covered a lumn in tho clothing ot tho Judge. The Lord did find the We arc here to serve yqu and sec that you receive the best that is within you. must spread out one fool and Mrs. Martha Verdun, an Allegan! leaves, but Ihoy were nol fruit, n faith this mountain wa* indued ca-l one half (or every fool of iiinforiql patient, nn investigation disclosed a our power to give. ‘ . I* possible to have a name that thou into the sea. Ike type «.f the na­ ii* yon go down; the tn*k -of tilling roll of -bill*, th'- value qf whieh Verse 21 wilh I John 5:11. lhe bole is an enormous one. totaled 8.’.t;i8 and 36 cents in] livest*, and still be dead (Key; 3:1). tion's." “•rhe lime of fig* was not yet.” 15 form "a combination that guide*! Whether’ they shall continue lhe change. Tlie money was turned These were last year's leave*. “Fig into the most effectual praying." vain effort* of 50 years nml till tile, over To tin- woman’s husband, who trees which have retained their Forgiveness and prayer go togeth­ hole, .or whether they shall aban­ i* conllned in the hospital at Alb*-, We guarantee satisfaction. Our breads and pastry will satisfy you for leaver through the winter u*unllv er. We stand in need of forgive­ don the road across tin* swamp nml gnu. ’’ ' they arc just what you want. have figs also. It was still too ness: how than should we withhold build vine ’around it. .has not yet rathr for new leave* or fruit." Is- forgiveness from any son of Adam? liern nelllrd by lhe town hoard. A klnd-hrnrird stranger not into .rnera time of fruil bearing will yet Verse 26 presents legal ground, not (roubb* at GhvcII recently. He come. graft*. Seo Eph. -1:32. jtuuiH'd from his'automobile and Tht* second acene of our lesson i.« opposition 'primds. *pric*l*. The trinity of apposition when Hilbert Fen left (he Scr- a*k<-d a young Tarty whom he had that of a denied temple, which is senbe-s nnd elder*- a«k Him llm ijnnlliH district, near Ih-llevuc. a never *e«-n liefore to get in nnd ride cleansed by the undeflled One.. At question which inyojvro their n-jf<nv y„ar< it wns noj MieVed wilh him. Some people are mi fill­ the Deginnina' of His ministry He jection nf Hun. His nitesthni theyj.y his friend* tli.'tt hr would meet ed w><h benevolence that they do Phone 381 QUALITY BAKE SHOP Ha»tings, Mich. cleansed the temple, representing could no answer: their question'many pt-o<da. who would measure not stand nn formalities and when­ would not answer. Hlul lin-v .... .. i. .... His Father, nnd referring to the H>He nol nnswer.. Hud thi-y anywhere near his six fej'l six ever (hey have a jtnare >seal they house aa “my Father’s hOMse." See confessed that John's haplism was inches in height but news dis­ pull up and a*k the wayfarer to John 2:14-17. Now. at lhe close of from heaven, then Tis losliinony patches from Udall, Kansas show ride. tn ।hw case.,however, the His ministry He cleanses it again, concerning Jesus by the sapm con­ that ho niel his match in a charm­ claim is made that tbe driver was reel them t<> Ih.- factory ami loll Papar on Window*. a* the King, on Hi* own authority. fession -would have been blndihg on ing witlaw of Ihal town who elands filled wilh something else and llm them In nolo Imw one-man,. physi­ Mieaking ot it as “My house.” At them. To believe John was t<« be­ six fool two. Mr. Fen and the marshal higgeri him off to jail, cally deficient, Is earning Ih*'’re­ bathroom, paste floral paper napkins spect of Ihp whole neighborhood by the beginning and at tho close of lieve Jesus Christ.- -Wha( dilUculwhere he spent the night. Next his courage and independence. on the panra. When they are soiled JtiiMninistry Ho cleanses the house tles unbelief brings Oim iiflol ag<» in. Wichita. Mr*. Fan's tfrsl lhe Indy not having appeared they can be easily removed look neat of God; has nol Uiis a significance Next week.—"The Wicked Hus­ husband was am* Inch shorter than day. against him .!><• was allowed to de­ and dainty, and ensure privacy, though lor us, us to His ^ttilmln toward bandmen,*1 Ml. 21:33-10, if the Lord Mr, Fen. The Slaxdard SUn Remtdj/ Udall claim* that Mr. nari. His house? Four’things received tarry.. and Mr*. Fcn’nro the tallest pair of My Held may bo stony or iwMiqpy, they are somewhat of a makeshift needed rebuke, via„ (1) buying and Sincerely your*. newlywed* in Kansas and the IIIn n Lowril factory Is employed n my plow may b<» pour, my strength Millihg in the temple, which surely Lee W. Ainos. ceitth gave lhe gnywii’s age n* 58 man wilh a steel hook for nn.o hand ■mall, tho weather bad; but If heartily has Its counterpart in the church und the bride'* a* 52. In Section and only a thumb oiui flnger on lhe aa unto the Lord I do the beat I can Pickled peanut meal la used for bait I inlay; (2) money-changing, i. e.. in­ Riissia expticls to product 21.000.- Hill Mr. F'en owned und worked the other, earning his*own living, ask­ and look not back, but keep right on, by tho French untine fishermen. volving changing of foreign money farm now owned by Sam Moon and ing •' jio ’ aid whatever, nixl when •ulo money that could be used <mmj Jong tong of bituminous coal hi* firs! wife who wan Adele Hath­ lieggar* rpme to town. Claiming to 1 am no failure.—Maltbie D. Babcock. l/ic Guaranteed Remedy Hwre. in which there would be dis- and-fl.3oo.ooo Jong (on* of anthra­ away died shortly before he left be unahle to caro - for themselves Ono in every three people in Aus­ puu**, eto.; (8) selling doves, pro- cite Ibis year. ARTHUR E. HUIJIOLIAND for lhe west. ' and their families, business men di- -DANNER WANT ADVS. PAY, tralia hasti banking account. 0 IT WILL | PAY YOU TO BUY YOUR COAL NOW Nearly every incoming freight is bringing us tons of the best coalfrom the anthracite mines in the east, and its freedom from slate and other refuse of all sorts will be noticeable as soon as you look at it. It’s all PURE COAL and when you buy it you get your money’s worth of HEAT-PRODUCING FUEL. You should place your order now for your supply for the price is going up from month to month and it will mean quite a saving to you if you BUY YOUR COAL FROM US NOW. If you arc not quite ready for your coal to be delivered we can delay the delivery a reasonable length of time. • > - Remember Us As Grain Buyers When you are ready to draw your grain bring it to our elevator. You know we pay the top price. We will pay you cash or exchange it for flour, feed or other goods we handle. We will do our best to accommo,dcate you. Edmonds Bros.—The Elevator Men ' Southwestern Michigan PHONE 18 HASTINGS, MICH. Our Motto Is Qualit^, Cleanliness. Service and Satisfaction Quality stands for Attribute, Rank— Cleanliness stands for Neatness and Purity— Service means Duty of a Servant, Favor— ‘. Satisfaction means That Which Satisfies, or state of being Satisfied Star Bakery & Restaruant D.D.D Instant Relief K Skin Troubles � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-08-06.pdf e97f95c0558c75f8cb19da8cf27ac9b0 PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY Ch eolation Greater Than Ail Other Barry County Papera Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR THE HASTINGS 20 PAGES BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6.1914 MRS. WALTER PAGE KILLED PARTY MAROONEdIn BERLIR WESLEYAN CAMPMEET ING OPENS NEXT WEEN Enable Drafts Cashed II GRANO UPIDS r_;I Foreignto GetPnsM-ngcr Boats ’ Primary and Library Fund Apportionments In Barry Co. Compiled By County* Treasurer L. B. Reams. PART ONE-1 TO 8 CHICAGO AHO NEW YORK 06304782 rTYoU With to Sellor Buy,'Bec*«M Everybody Reada The BANKER. NUMBER 14 MAPPING BARRY CO. Y. M. C. A. WORK The Crystal Creamery Was Pay log More Titan Either of Hie Above j Market* I-ast Week. Per capita Per capita That it pay* farmers and cream-!I LEADERSHIP TRAINING COURSE IO BE ORGANIZED FOR ery natrons to keep crepm in good I Xo, pupils entitled Amt entitled to condition, it i« only necessary tn COMING YEAH. Library llriin'ry Library ■ Primary read the advertisement of tbc Crys-I 8 IffiM.W I। tai Creamery, of thizLcily. tn the 3M8 ?.s....... .... x™ SECRETARY VANDERCOOK 43.18 Al ,l"‘ h,n‘‘ l,,a’ >f,,s 46.75 RETURNS FROM VACATION York ami r.liicauo markets were I paying 2;)1» to 25% reAla. th** Crys­ 58.R2 tal Creamery was paying 27% cents i 100.13 4109.10! from 2 to I rent* mor** Uiau I Atlrndrd Meeting of Y. M. <L VEx42 JG 1789.20!1.1'11. r of tho-.- mark.’ls. peris ut Ijike Geneva, "’is, 182.75 7632.50 . Are Withdrawn From Service. FORMER HASTINGS MAN FALIX1 ' A cablegram was received Bun­ mrgf: number are Emcntn TO ASSEMBLE IN PENNOCK'S FROM DERBY RACER AT day slating that Mrs. Flora Henkes, daughter Aimee mid the oilier GROVE. REED S LAKE. Townships ‘ members of ihe party were in BerI I in, which city Hwy were unable to Assyria . IN SPITE OF WARNINGS, 1 leave breutiM- it was im(M)ssible to CONFERENCE PRECEDES lialliiiK*r< ' get drafts cashed. Barry .. | Newspaper reports stale that CAMPMEETING SESSION HE STOOD UP IN Barry Township from tfMl.tMMi tn 200.000 American Carlton .... '... tourists abroad are unable lo leave Castleton .... ■ Page Fell From (jtr In Front of’ for home for two. principal reasons. Religious Workers Prominent In Hastings township First, nil the big passenger ships One Running on u Parallel Hastings Cits have been withdrawn from service AVesIcyun MelhiNllst Seri Will Hope .... Truck. Im* Present to Conduct Meetings. lo in* used a* cruisers and kcoul Irving . .. 7&5H 3195 <*>' vatu.* of every daily form and herd. I Is the boy "Hit*, center of the Walter Page, aged 37 .yeni^si ships in Ihe war llial. now’ threalExtensive preparations are iveinp, Johnstown 1988.tMIJ Th*’ proprietors of the. Crystal I world?" 27-88 Second, it is impos- made at Ihe Wesleyan Methodist Maple Grove formerly a resident of this city,, 1’iis Europe. 43.18 22M5U was ii'sk.nliy killiMl in Grand lt:i|r. sible lo get drafts, express orders cjimji grounds in Pennock's Grove Grangeville . 27.(0 i<u on Saturday nighl when In,* lc|l and liax.dl.-r- i h< *|ii<'- i a*li>-.|, be­ for tin, annual conference nridi Orangeville Township that patrons of tin> (’.renmery from a car on the Derby racer al cause of I lie great danger involved chmpnieeling of the Michigan con-1 l*ralrieville 35.87 Rainmjn, and a second I rain lllled1 in shipping money ncro«s, and for­ fyrence, whirl) will be held from Rutlund .; 35.87 I llrt.lrf Head the Creamery • will) passengers passed aver him.’ eign batiks are hanging onio (heir August II to 23. The ronference Thornappl* ?7t7 70 ••ream. 65.79 veiTi’ement in this issue. I money. ’ Page, alone, it Is declan-d. was will be in session during the Jlnd Woodltfnd 52.87 The United Stales has now under I1V« days. Io blame for his death. RefusingI Business will be trans­ V.H71J7 ■ ’ "S:STORE DRINKING FOUNTAIN summer to heed the warning of those in1 consideration the sending of Amor- acted and pastors will be appoint* d. Yankee Springs ’. I han e charge, he stood up in Ihe car iuI icon whips abroad to carry homo A very large attendance is e'xBUILT IN CITY PARK^ •ti.eiif ratine which lie was riding.- U<> loiuuxlI the stranded American tourists. pPTted nt tile campmoeling. AcLater—A cablegram was receiv­ cotding to reports members of the GREAT CHANGE-OF-FIIM SALE far over the edge utlempling G)1 RALPH C. KIDDER TELLS HOW orvngo. reach two little, girls in ihe froii| ed from Mrs. Henkes and parly s<st from all over Ihe conferer.ee Ready For I’sc. Many Visit' Park they had arel planning to attend. The scsseal uf a second train which was, yesterday, slating Hint AT 6. H. OTIS & 60. STORE HE FOUND HIS DAUGHTER With Derr as the Primary running parallel with llie train la been allowed lo depart from Berlin, siort this year promises Io Im* vsry ». M. C Attraction. which he was riding, and .when Ili4। and I hat they would go through intiTe.’ting. Among the prominent mr that ' lib* making Wrickuenanl & Hicde. the ’ .New Discovered Iler by His Dun Efforttrain struck a sharp curve he wa*1 Holland thence to l<ondon. They The atone drinking fountain 1 will doubt Ires aim to return home Proprietors, Will Put on n llifj t brown but head Hrsl mid onto IhiA After Travelling 1.400 Mlles./ Willetl, of Syracuse. X. Y.. general, (rack Ju front of the second train. as soon as possible as England has agedt and treasurer of the church. Sale Coinmcnclng ^ugusl 12. Mystery to he Cleared. | His isidy fell 15 feel to the .ground. declared wnr against Germany, and He will have charge of iwo services ure of religion, of husfne*’. of provoment The Ann <>f Weickgenant 4 Riedo Jplm AlcElvee, who runs the eoii- none of th«* foreign countries will daiUf. lure, of wealth'and Ib-allh are completed and will Binging will bo conducted which recently purrha«e<| the !i«h.*d an account of the discovery use Ihis week. . bound up in I be i»oy of today." Vossion, saw the aci'ideot and he lit* neither safe nor pleasant lo vis­ by Clarence L. Cosand, of Syracus**. The fountain H. Olis & Co. stock of cloth­ of Miss Hazel Kidder, who disap­ very altrnciive Anol Iter prominent member of ran In where Page fell. At first II it in lime of war. in appearan He i« a well known leader of evan­ Grant ing. shoes and furnislmig’, have peared some lime up. and who w.ts jl’resH dispatches Tuesday staled gelical singing. lis summer wllool faculty was was I bought he was si ill alive, and “Great. Revival advertised, a great change-of-flrm discovered in ilacin.*. Wis- through Scores of persona have gone to I Emperor of Germany llyfims, No. 2" will be used again Dr. T. H. O'Keefe was called, but Hint Ihe resident Henry Churchill King of park to inspect it. Interest in t when the physician arrived Ihe vvtiuld permit no one la lenvt* lhat Him year, one of the features of sale, which will start Wednesday ll*C effort;* of her slep-fulh. r. Ralph park is constanlly increasing. T lierlin College, who had in charge C. Kidd.-r. Mr. Kidder'supplies the man was dead. Sheriff O'Donnell country before the mobllixnlion of I lie meetings xyill be the meetings -Jie of I he Rihl<< study section*. This linn slates that it will place following supplemental informaHie German arrjiy had been com ­ County I.•fliiin-.il w.i- t.iuglr. and Coroner LeRny were ImiIIi noti­ of attraction and citizen* an for young people. Prof. Ray -A.- the 825,000 stock on sale al “Sal­ iion: pleted. This move was made w fied and they went to the lake to rcsideifljl in large numbers i Bellman will have charge of these vage prices," and <jvu>t.-» figures that no information regarding Ger­ meetings. Editors of tin* BANNER, investigate. dierts and C. C. Hatfield. by Eding to s«» them. The fa Miss Hazel Alverson that arc very alluring. Hastings. Mich. >r Henry farad of Rural Manhood The accident happened on the man movements oould leak out. It will conduct meetings for children. lai thriving mid is nearly half Their double page aniii.iincomenl | Gentlemen: first trip of Ihe evening. Page had would therefore seehi that Mrs. The park is Ihe habit The daily program follows; 'ill lie ho found fmiiiil on nn pages nnire* II It and ami isl 15 ­ Il suppose you have noticed iu the' numerous hir*ls of vario gone to.Ihe lake alone, lie met Henkes and parly were very for­ Sunrise Prayer Meding in the will and- will Im* found full of prices dailies that I have Gwen King and Allie Jone.’, of Mo­ tunate in gelling hut of Berlin ns Auditorium. alien -expert much sought after by found my and a numlH-r of mpnr that will interest (Annomicnl buy­ daughter, Hazel. As many who do seats are well patronized and ar** the Ruraell >>-■• Foundation, the line, Mich- ami invited them Io iiuickly as they did. Bible Study. 8:30. er* The store will tic closed tin. States governn. government and alulake n ride on Ihe rarer with him.popular with I ho*** »»• who want to Io <>*«*»- United I nihtl Slates r..* ...... Preaching, 10:00 o'clock. Page and his companions iHisrdcd LAND VALUES k. this:L;.. ix-autiful ------ |d**nls of rural ne**di. Prof. 4L W. Preaching at 2:00 o'clock by Rev. I.il Ihe day of sale I" rearrange 'ER. I shall .'cl thein know through capo the lieat in stock and mark down prices. Hu* rear rar on the train which •' - * . Foghl. 'specialist in rural. *iluca. •<s column* Hint I lmv<* found her. piece of oak woodland. J. S. Willelt. IN 6UN RIVER MARSH Everything in Ihe entire slock runs on ll|e inside Irm-k. In the |Hoit from the Bureau of Education. for I cannot write to them all in­ Childrens- Meeting. 4:00. Wash i list on. D. C„ was also on** of front seal of the Irnhi which lakes I, therinor.-. inumi.-’d Prayer service in the Auditorium, will be offered for sale and nothing dividually. reserved. For prices, and further Io tt>|| them about it in .the BAN- FORD AUTOMOBILE COMPANY rt-m ' Hie ouiside track was sealed luiura Hie iii’lruHors al this school, while IreLmnarter. daughter of l.oui*. !••■- Swamp Tract Never Touched by Young People's Service in Ihe particulars rend their adv«*rris»iBUILT OVER 200.000 IN 9 MOS. several stale .,-erretnrie« brought ment on, paces 11 and R>. Plow Sell’ for $50 Per Arre l-imarl>*r, manager of Ramona, and Chapel, 6:30. * Before I started on the" "last the effort to standardize and make a friend. Evangelistic Preaching, 7:30 by search for Hazel. I wrote and- told As lIn- two trains wcnl down the Hie folks at'.home lo keep every- These Cars Placed One Half Mile ofilcienl ili........ mix work nf the Y. SOLDIERS' ANNUAL REUNION Those who have known Gun Rev. J. S. Willetl. M. C. A. Classes were in session first rip. side by'side Page saw the A large number of improvements Apart Would Reach Four Times thing-out of’the paper* until they more I han six hours of each day. I wo little girls in Ihe car and wav­ marsh for years ns a valueless are being made nt the grounds. WILL LAST ONLY TWO DAYS heard from me. It was well (hat Around Ihe World. and much time was given over io ed Io them. On the second dip he I reel of alnd are still expressing These include ••nlarg*,ment of Ihe I followe*! that plan. astonishment over the fact that Three years ago if youjiad (old personal conferences. -Iimh| up in spile of Ihe protest Of this land is so valuable it sells for dormitory and the clearing of the During my scorch. I was in four anyone llnit a single automobile his compnryons and tried to catch The work is in charge Coinmillec Shortens Meeting and slates. More than 550 mon are enrolled I was twice in Chicago. I company \<>uld build more Ilian high prices even >n an grounds. hold of one of Hie girls. He failed remarkably Selects August 10 .And 20 us crossed Lake Michigan four times two hundred thousaiyl automobiles in this summer school from which ,/lalc. week of Rev. M. J. Badder, pastor pf the Days. * ' Io do so, and on Hie second trip undeveloped Hastings church, lo whom should and travelled so nearly ns I can In a year Hint person would have hundreds have gone forth and are Harry Kllllck sold his farm south ­ nroun'd he sIikkI up again. He fail­ west at Orangeville for a sum much also be sent requests for Icnls ami now working in 5i stales mid prov­ compute about 1. 100 miles. I was Instead of cutting dowh the an­ aided some by the posl Office de­ thought that probably you were inces and in II foreign'lamls. ed Io see the sharp turn and as Ihe Mrs. Marina greater Ihnu any one realized II general information. harmless but ought not to be allow­ nual reunion of the soldiers of k-ars si ruck It, traveling al a high could “This month will be one of the Ih> worth. With the excep­ R. Cheney of Owosso, is superinten­ Barry county from three days to partment. but none whatever by ed to run at large as you might rale of speo<|. Page pitched from tion of a few acres of. upland, dent of Ihe dormitory. Arrange­ one day. the eoiniiiillee has decid­ the officers, although I wrote to suddenly become violent. Hui in most importmil of our year's work.’* Wie rar. He- fell almost directly in which ments for iMinrding may ' I h made many. When I reacheil their cities nine months the Ford Motor Com­ sl.nh’s S*’cretary Vmitlercimk. “for was under cultivation, most to cut it down only Jo Iwo days. ed front of (he second train. His of the farm I would find my letters filed away consisted of Gun marsh wiih Rev. E. H.. Lindsloy, of Alleduring it much of I ho leadership liiwly was pushed ahead for some lanii in which a plow hnd never unn. Those who want to build cot­ The old soldiers and their wives writing for me to follow them up. pany has doin’ .better than reach will probably he sought and ehljslthe I wo hundred thousand mark. will, therefore, rally nt the fair distance, disappeared under the t»,en placed. The |irice realized tages should secure lenses of Inis ground.* on Thursday and Friday, Well, they didn't have much to It hits built and sold two hundred o*l for the coming winter's group enT* mid ilrnpped to (he ground. work on, that is a fact, but after I three thousand, one hundred nine­ work. Much time will be given to was 850 per acre. The purchaser from Rev. B. A. Mnnwell, of Rives August 19 and 20. Junction. was once in a city I preferred to was Joe (Del, Hie “ onion king," on ty four cars from October I. 1913, (hat. also to th** 'mapping out of a No programs have been announc­ work alone. left leg was found to have been I reported quietly ed. The programs of Ihe first day each day lo Ihe officers and they up to July I. 191 I. severed and he was badly bruised the maixli. BIG PARTY AT BANDMASTER will be in the Rand* of the tnein- stood behind me in case I neetleii In oilier Words a’n'averngi* of winter, and to th.* completion of The iMHly was sent tn Metcalfs Army Worm Disappearing. some details which always need at­ inorgm*. where it was held pending heller than twenty two thousand, tention Hie first .year Hint a county KUENZEL’S HOME, THURSDAY Iwrs.of the Ixiyal Ladies* organiza­ help. _ According to -reports received tion. They win meet on Saturday word from relatives. live huiylrcd Fords have been built is in the proerv.-* of organization.'* I want to say to every one: if to discuss^arrangemenls. .. "We met page in front of the from a Illii'led parts of tlie county, any of your friends are missing and and sold every month for the first The secopd day s proftram will be you want tn find them, go after nine months of the company's llsrarer.” sa'id King Io Coroner Le- the army worms which created so Well-Known Musician and Ills arranged by a commiI tee compos­ them yourself. lloy. "He asked us Io take a ride much havoc in corn and oat ilelds, CHARLOTTE ANU GRAND Wife Olcbrated Their Eigh­ This is in ac­ ed of O. II. Greenfield. F. M. Craig with him and we accepted. The an’ disappearing. l-ast year's production of Fords I found my daughter on Ihe. af­ teenth Wedding Anniversary. HAVEN TO PLAY HERE and Frank Pierce. The members ternoon of the thin! day I was in was about one hundred eighty-live last tiling ihe guard called out Io cordance with Hie statements from authorities al the Michigan Agri ­ . us when our (rain pulled out was. Forty persons attended the par­ of Ihe committee on arrangements Racine.- Many want to know th** thousand cars. This mark was cultural college. Counth ’ M num ­ ‘don't -s.lnnd up and hold on to your ly given by Mr. and Mrs. W. II. are H. -F. Naylor, A. Phillips %nd particulars of Hie whole case, but passed by this year's production in Eaton C/mntv Ttcam Here an Satur­ bats.’ Page kepi his seat until bers of worms have been discover­ Kiienzel in honop- of their eigh­ Gideon Sylvester. I cUn only say I found tier'alone the middle of May. lying dead, in tin- southeastern teenth anniversary of Iheir.sweddday. Hale's Fast Semi-Pros after we had taken Ihe first dip. ed with a nice, motherly old lady in a It is almost impossible to con­ Coming Tuesday. ami then he got tn his feel and part of the county tomato worms ing on Thursday evening nt their Big Box big Show in Kalamazoo. title, quiet home about a mile from ceive of two hundred thousand au­ have for some unexplained reason home. The members of Ihe bund tried |o ri*nrh two lilt)** girls in changed Fans will have the opportunity of "Doc*’ Hannon. Ihe popular Kal­ the central pari.of the city. There tomobile^. - Only by diets and are now ravaging ■ Ihe front seal of a train running mid others were present and pass ­ piny two good amazoo umpire is Hie pronlolor of is still a mystery tn be-cleared up. may one really grasp this seeing Hastings beside us. We called to him to sit potato Ilelds. ed onjoyable evening. Light re- a big boxing contest Inal will bo which I cannot explain at present. huge figure means. gninori with Charlotte and Grand down. Iml he would not. When ffoshments were served.. The fawn held in the big armory in that city Haven. The fast Eaton county Thanking you for space, and my If all the Fonts built and sold so we struck the sharp curve by the C. J. ARGUBRIGHT, PRESI­ was lighted with lanterns and pre­ next Wednesday nigliL This wilt friends for their kindness, I re­ fur this year were placed in line a team will rome here Satuivlay. dance finvllion he fell out of the a very attractive appear­ permit Barry County people to take main. while ''Da«r Hale's semi-pros, wlio DENT OF MICHIGAN sented half mile.apart, they would reach have twice defeated Hastings, will , car head first and disappeared un­ ance. On behalf of members -of hi Ihe Grand Circuit races that day Yours respect fully. around the world four limes. der Ihe second train. Roth trains I ho band. J. L. Crawley, with a few and the boxing show in the even­ come here tin Tu*‘sday. Rotfl teams Ralph C. Kidder. If the entire population of Hie •diol fnrwprd and were not halted BiudncKs mid Normal College Gives brief remarks presented Mr. and ing. which will be one of the best Eaton Rapid*, Mich. cities of Detroit and Baltimore rank among the best in the stale until (hoy reached the end of the , Sound Advice To Young Men . Mrs. Kuenzel with some useful ar­ ever sen In Michigan. and no one should miss seeing j wanted Io hold a joint picnic,"the trip.” ticles of silver. Mr. Kuenzel re­ The Grover Hay**.*-Goats Doig| and Women. AN AUCTION SALE ADVERTISED Fonts built this year could easily . .. __ were the trains going that sponded with words of warm bout is attfticllng universal alien- t' --------------------------- ------- - -----------Willi Boll back in the game,.thy take nil the people to (he picnic few persons in either train realized The Michigan Business and Nor­ thanks. During the evening the lion. Hayes is one ..f the best of । THIS WEEK BY F M ROBERTS grounds in one trip. Or lips year's local loam is allowing up very ,nid 01 r‘ nuDtnid whnl ha<l happened until they mal college of Battle Creek'is very baud played many line selbclions. lightweights. While Ifc.ig Is heraldFords could carry three armies the strongly. The team is playing in reached Hie end of Ihe trip. All fortunate .In having as its presi­ Mr. Kuenzel has been director of ed as the coming champion of the’,.,, . .. Charlotte to*lay, . (rains were I hen held uni il an iip- dent and manager, C. J. Argubrigld. the local band four years. country. Emerson Dickerson of; "ho Mils Dcelded to Quit Farming sire of the American ttnny rifgngrd A glaiu-o at the schedule will in the Spanish-American yar\Or_ Mri Argubright is one of the most vcsligatimi could be made anil (he Grand Rapids* Press will referee and Move to Town Offers a show lhat «ome excellent contests they could carry al one trip nearly Page's lifelen body was found. able educators in Michigan. He is REGISTER OF DEEDS TO Ihe first of the fiw high grade Fine List half of all the jneir that fought in have he*in booked. Then Ihe racer was pul into opera­ a business expert and has not only lw>uls on the program. "Urnps" -----' knowledge of lion again. anil hundreds of pleas­ all the technical RECORD BIG MORTGAGE Harmon stales that the big armory ! I-'. M. Roberts has sold .40 acre.’ ure seekers sped around the- big business but has iiad a wide ex­ Or, getting al it front another an­ A. B. Ktrtmliach Badly Hurt. will lie cooled by 2M elect ric fans. I of his farm. and has decided to perience in the business of rife. He coaster. gle. the total horse-power of I in’ Alchana B, Slrjmhach. aged about" , "I am sorry about the accident," combines in his training, iu addi­ Michigan Railway Co. Gives $15,­ will ill be present nrniuint will he Billv P.niL-o ' Hicrefnre have ail BUCllOn motors in zlhese Find*. Ilutiring 70 years, a well known resident of -................ , .. said John McEtvee. 7We tried to tion to thorough business methods 009,000 Mortgage lo Michigan irmer middleweight middleweight Champion Chamnion Ad Ad al hin farm, one mile south and former the Hastings—Baltimore town line, inake the racer ns safe ns il can be and technique; full physical energy Trust Co. and F. A. Gorham. Wolgasl. Ed W. Smith, sporting one mile west ofllastrngs, on sec- more Utah Ivvo-tliinl- the was seriously injured on Tuesday Iton 21. Rutland township, or one made, nml had Page kept, his seat and highest moral, teachings. No Register of Deeds Townsend has editor of the Chicago American. mile east «»f l ho Yeckley school afternoon* when he fellTrom a load Ihe accident would not have hap- young man or young wornnn can power in the United States. It is Harry Bullion of I lie Detroit Free «f hay and broke his right hip and the task of placing on record one hmise. Col. W. II. Couch will bv sixty lime.* greater than Ihe power jH-ned. He alone is to blame for spend even a fortnight under the of He was standing in the the largest mortgages ever re­ Press, “Pop" Geers and n host of th*’ auctumier. A lunch will be plants of Ihe lmperal<u*. Ihe Lu*i- elbow. his death: There are guards sta- direction of his school without be­ corded in Barry county. . • It is a other notables. rear of th.’ wagon when his horse served for those coming from a • Honed beside each (rain as they ing bcnefllted thereby. tanin. or the Mauretania, and twen ­ Scats have been placed on sale at unexpectedly throwing In talking to young men and mortgage for $15,000,000 given by I lie Parker House. distance. Mr. Roberts.offers a fine ty times greater than the power <le- started pull out and they, cry a waniing lo _ (he Michigan Railway company lo Al. I list, a black gelding. 5 choice cows veloped by the dam on the Missis­ him headlong to Hid ground. all passengers do keep I heir seals young women concerning their best the Michigan Trust company and Callahan and Mr. and Mrs. John I in excellent condition, 4 Holstein sippi al Keokuk, la. and ns long as they do so then- is interests he speaks with authority. Frederick A. Gorham. The. rail ­ Woodruff assisted Mrs. Strimbacli Special 10-Day Sole. Many have been helped up and I heifers, 85 hens, a fine list of farm no dnngiA*." Il is said that the tendency nowway company will operate the elecin taking the injured man. tn' his The W. E. Merrill Store lias In-1 ! tools, quantity of hay and ether ar­ Page was- Imm in Alda. Hall Co., boosted along by the sound unpar- trie railway which is now being Sprcial 10 Day! ticles. For full particulars see the a-tlays is to take the burden off the home. " Dr. Sheffield was called lo Nebraska, on March 16. 1877. Whi'n tiaT advise administered by Mr. constructed between Grand Rapids nugurated n man and put il on the machine. A reduce the fractures. Mr. BtrimBale, advertised in this Issue. This!Indv. on another page. He also has some­ his parents moved to Barry county. Argubright. man must be a pretty pood athlete bach's condition is serious. Kalamazoo. The Battle Creek sale will begin Friday, August 7,1 Deceased is survived by his aged thing to say lo parents and is using and to be capable of exerting 1-5 horsoof this road, now the D. T. and close Saturday. August 15. parents, his son.’Willelt. his broth­ the columns of the BANNER this branch powflr, if you can translate hor*eFine City Improvement. In this sale are included dresses, PIERSON'S STORE SCENE A special & M. Ry-, at present operated as a er William IL Page,’ of Carlton, and week for that purpose. steam road, crosses Prairieville dress .fabrics, underwear, gloves, | nowcr into man-power. Bui figur­ Workmen have just eomplelcd a Ihe following sisters: Mrs..Fred E. adv. appears on plage twelve of this township. OF UNUSUAL ACTIVITY ing on tTrts-basis, .the total horse­ - t i> -- • hosiery and many other lines. Bar­ coinent wall on the north mid-wed Raymond, of Yankee Springs; Mrs. Issue Hint will interest every, moth­ power of the cars bfiilt and sold by si«to*of A. F.. Mulholland's residence The road will be opened for trafgain hunters will find some very er and every mother should read it. William Orton, of KnlamajwY: Mrs. fln the first of the -year. The attractive prices .quoted. Read During Chautauqua Events From Ihe Font Companv this years is six at Green street and Broadway. The Ben Voorhees, of Durand; Mrs. limes greater loan the Combined appearance .of the property* ha* jnorlgnge lax paid to the treasurer the advertisement' for. further par-; Attention, City Tax Payers. Friday August 7 to Saturday ' Claude Johnson and Mrs. Clyde power nf all the men engaged in the been greatly improved. The city Gamble, of Hastings. Monday, August tOtli, is the last of Kent county where the mortgage ticalars. August 15 Will Have Sale. Civil war. workmen will soon Uy the rtirtiins Funeral services, conducted by day to pay taxes without paying was first filed amounted to 131^50. J. T. Pierson A Son have starlfor the parking in the middle nf Mr. Townsend will have Io copy Ihe Rev. Ballou, were held from extra ner cent. All personal taxes Doctor Has No Political Aspiratloiw. Turner—Fisk Marriage. ed a big niid-summer sale to conBroadway. flbnvertinR.il into a m*cthe residiince of the parents of de­ ihu’I be paid by that date at Ccr- into Barry county's books 75 pages Dr. E. T. Morris, uf Nashvile, evi­ Tlnue during Chautauqua events in Mr. Frank A. Turner, son of Mr. tiou of Iwuh'Vard. much to the gra­ of closely printed matter. ceased in this city, Tuesday after­ veth & Stebbins. dently has no political aspirations, Haslihgre* They are offering a and Mrs. Menzo Turner, mid Miss tification of citizens who have long noon. Burial took place in Irving Harry R. Miller. for^hp-has ordered removed frojn saving of from 10 to 5rt per cent on Nilah. B. Fisk, were united in mar­ wanted lo see this street develnp*s| cemetery. Excursion August 11. City Treasurer. the Progressive ticket his name as, goods in every department of their riage at the home of the bride's into a boulevard from'the park to Account of Hagenbeck-Wallace candidate for coroner. In a letter big store. • uncle, W.illinm Fisk. North Broad­ the-iron bridge. By «o doing Broad-' Jeff Bush Hurt. __ Branch School Reunion. Exhibition at Hastings, August 11th. to County Clerk Andrus, the doctor This sale opens Friday. ' Augilst way, at’eight o’clock Tuesday eve­ way would bertmte one of Hu* most . .,I1W b(,°n received here that All pupils who over attended, all The C. K. & 8.’trains will leave, .go­ says that it was new.* -to him that. 7 and will close Saturday, August ning. Rev. F. J. Betts, pastor of the streets in this city and Jeff Bush, of this city. Is in the d«- teachers who over taught and all ing north at 4:45 p. m.. going south ho had been named-for the office1 15. giving the people, of Barry Baptist church officiating. Thejipg beautiful property would flourish in value dention hospital in Grand Rapids, patrons of the Branch school uro at 6:15 p. m. This will give .all C. and that it was done without bis1 county a splendid opportunity to ceremony was used... About 25 rel­ accordingly. It is planned io extern! as the result of a fall in that city requested to be present at the K. & 8. natroris an opportunity to consent. The doctor sought legal buy good seasonable, stylish mar- atives and intimate friends were Ihe sectinn of boulevard from late Fuesday afternoon. No de­ fourth annual reunion Io be held at witness the afternoon performance. advice in order to discover a meth­ chandise at very low prices. Read present to wish Mr. and Mrs. Tdr- Green strez’t lo the park., which I* tails have been received dip to Ihe Thornapple lake. Tuesday, August Uound Irin excursion tickets will be od by which his name might ho re­ their adv. in detail* on jiage 3 of Ihis ner a happy future. A supper fol­ becoming a popular place pf recre­ lime the BANNER went lA press. li. 1914. • sold for this occasion.*-Adv. i issue of the HANNER. moved from Ihe ticket. ’ lowed the marriage. ation. .. . CAI 53 �Tm HACTPKMI lASSra. AlWLWft »ll Our Clean Sweep Sale OF Colonials, Pumps and Oxfords gives you an opportunity to buy foot wear awfully cheap. see the stock and be convinced. Only Another Week After This 10-Day Special Sale Sale Closes Sat. Aug- 15 03.69 2.99 2.59 2.29 1.89 1.69 1.49 1.29 1.19 ’ 99c 79c 59c 39c 4.00 3.50 3.00 2.50 2.25 2.00 1.75 1.50 1.25 1.00 75c 50c At these prices thia sale must be positively for CASH At this time of year there are a number of articles in our stock of Dry Goods’which we do not wish to carry through the fall and winter sea­ son. That is the case now and you get the advantage of a big reduc­ tion in price. , Everything in the line of Colonials, Pumps and Oxfords will be included in this sale. Nothing reserved. This will include all Tans, Patent Leathers, Gun Metals, Dull Kids, Satins, Vel­ vets, Suedes, White Nubuck and Canvas. ALL WIDTHS A to EE We Sell Phoenix Silk Hpsiery Ironside Shoe Company Phone 176 - Masonic Temple Building MIDDLEVILLE. caller ben- on Thursday nf his son­ in-law. John- Ritchie. qnd invited them lo lake an auto trip with them down into. Ohio, Hits week. They will leave here on Tuesday and be guile about a week. ' W. H. Kane and W. E. DeGolia wen- in Grand Hapids on the fruit market on Thursday, looking up Hie fruit situation. . W. H. Kane did busim-f iu <'.ub-» donia on Friday. . — ’ ’ The big mule team, of thrbig oi< chard farm, in .Yankee Springs, drew in a load of barrelled apples lust week and shipped same Iu the city. This on-hard shows what right management will do in the fruit line. This orchard was in a rundown condition and Ihe fruit was used only for evaporator slock until a man bought it that understeod liamlllng it in a scientific manner, and now .the trees look many years younger and are loaded with choice fruit. Proper spraying and cultivation has worked won­ ders, why do no! the others follow suit, that own old orchards? On Saturday word camo of Ihe death at St. Joseph'. of Mrs. Borne for many years 11 resident here, but of talc years living with her adopt­ ed daughter Maud and husband at •St. Joseph. Remains were brought lu-re on -Monday anil the funeral held at Ihe Baptist church. Hev. Curtiss in charge. Burial in .Mt. Hope cemetery. The-reiuainb*Were p Hastings, Mich. <k These are all Money Savers: nil M 1M1 HOSIERY DRESS FABRICS UNDERWEAR Atnoakeag Apron Ginghams per yd 7c A. F. C. Ginghams._____________ 0c Red Seal Gingham... ________ 9c All 15c Voiles, Crepe and Poplins l>cr yard---------------- ..._________ 19c All 15c Crepes________________ 11c 25c Union Suits in umbrella pants or tight knee________________ 19c 50c Union Suits, umbrella pants or tight knee...... .......... ------_____ 39c 50c Union Suits, long sleeves and long legsJ____ ..._______ _____ 300 25c Gauze Vests._______________ 10C 25c Gauze Vests, long sleeves...........19c 15c Gauze Vests________________ 11C 25c Gauze Pants, umbrellaor tight knee, or long legs_____ ____ 10C Children's Union Suits___________ 10c SILK GLOVES In while, black and colors, 2-button. ■ per pair-------------------------______ 39c Elbow length Moca Gloves, io white only, j>er pair_________ ______39c DRESSES Elbow length Silk Gloves, in black, white, gray, blue, pink and tan, per pair____ _ 900 and 01.12 50c Dressing Sacque__ _______ _ 300 25c Dressing Sacque.__ ______ _ 19c 81.25 Wrappersand House Dresses 79c Ladies' 50c Hose, all colors______ 35c Ladies' 35c Hoke, all colors______ 19c Ladies’ 15c Hose, all colors______ 11c Children’s and Infants' Hose, the 25c, all color _______ ;________ 19c All 15c Hose for_ ______________ 11c M <in h< bn SUN BONNETS Ladies’ and Infants* 25 values lor. ty 19c ' h< SPECIAL PRICES nr In .OutingTlannel, Table. Linens, Nap­ kins, Gingham Skirts, Mercerized • Skirts, Embroidery, Fluungogs in 18 in., 27 in. and 45 inch. A special lot of Embroidery__ ----- 8c A large line of All Linen Torchon Laces, pur yd____________ ____ 5c rn Im Hi in You will find many other bargains at our store during this sale. We have listed only a few items. IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK HERE. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Beck ed and help was telephoned for fur who have, made her lost days com­ mid near, several auto loads going bo table. nut from the village. Luckily they Elmer Annison of Grand Hapids had plenty of waler handy and help I spent the latter pari of4he week soon arriving they succeeded in here at the bedside of his mother, saving the barn. .\ had accident who has been very' ill for some time. happened during Hie light. Frank Elwood Baltin left on Bunday for Sensiba was up in the barn on u Ionia. beam and in some manner slipped Mrs. Charles Annison died Sun­ and fell lo the bam tioor. landing day P. M.. funeral Tuesday P. M. U|M>n Ins head and shoulders. For She had burn a resident here for a time lie was thought to be fatally many years and was greatly re­ injured, but al Ihe last reports he spected by all who had the pleasure was on Hie gain vith prospects for of her acquaintance. She leaves recovery. Iwside the aged husband two sons Frank Johnson of Leighton town­ | another cow was ill, but prompt and oilier relatives to mourn. One •by one the old residenfs are passing ship. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K John­ work saved" her. son. of .this village, who has been away. John Minges of Guntown. Missill for some time, died on .Monday. Lee Hamilton spent Iasi week in Funeral will be held at his late arrived In the villain- on Monday. Detroit, with relatives and friends. home on Wednesday pfternnon. John likes the southland, but we He came back Saturday and got in­ His wife survives him together mdic<- he likes to get back lo Mich­ to the harness .again . al the Arm­ with his aged parents and several igan every summer. string drug store. W. E. Di-Golla is busy picking brothers and a sister, of Scottville, On Monday M. A. Dietrich drliv- who has been with him for several pears on his fruit form. A meeting of the Chautauqua ered the iron for the strengthening days. Frank had been a great suf­ backers was held al Whitmores of­ of the bridge near the Frank Sen- .ferer for years. Some lime ago he Hiixa farm, to complete the Trunk went nearly blind after a serious fice Monday evening, mid I he .sale Highway line of road north of Sam illness and Ims been able to get of ticket* was very satisfactory tn Allen's corners. Tire bridge was about only with a cane or try the all. Th<r success of this, our llr.M loo light to carry.the*extra weight help of someone, but he being of a Chmilmiqiiii, see,ms to be nssuri»l of cement, hence ihe extra I very ambitious disposition, still at­ by the advance sale'of tickets. It beams. And soon we will have some 1 tended lo the management of his wiiyonen oq the tlth mid last until more good road. farm and was known far and near the !*>th inclusive and tickets for Z. E. Gooding and family spent as Ihe champion hog miser of this the season may he purchased be­ fore the (if.cning for |l.(*i. thi-rr the Sunday at Ills paronto* home In vicinity. He will he mourned by price will be advanced, jhty your Belding, going by auto. many, for to know Frank was to lirkels and help push a worthy On Sunday lire Hlysteriously like him. cause along. Marled in a straw slack near the Mrs. Charles Harper lost a valu­ Rev. Westbrook greatIx^enjoyed George Finkbeiner barn in West able cow one «Iiq- last week. She >his vacation nt Benton Harbor. His 1 liornupple. II was soon discover- was.found dead tn the pasture and children wen- all Ibero and a reg­ ular family gathering Is always etijoyable.* M W ni The W. E. Merritt Store Phone 66 A Privilege and a Duty. Business and manufacturing institutions devoted to material things are fully equipped with time and labor saving devices The home, the source of all real happiness and prograoa, has at leaat an equal right to theao. One of the most important drudgery dispelling devices is the GAS RANGE. Its labor-lightening, home-brightening influences are felt in thousands of homes IS THERE A GAS RANGE IN YOUR HOME? If not, call and let us talk with you concerning gas ranges. SI Hi Friday, Aug. 7, to Saturday, Aug. 15 Nothing Reserved All SIZES 2^ to 8. tti Read these prices Clean Sweep Sale Prices REGULAR $5.00 KALE _ PUMPS .. AND .. OXFORDS, .. ... PRICE .. 4.50 . fr Our terms are easy, Thornapple Gaa & Electric Co Phone No, 6. 'ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE,’ III tn; Ini Hastings, Mich. M U! IH fo Pierce mid husband. and friends tills Week. She i.H engaged to.tenrll in Che school.district near her home this year. WENT SEBEWA. Over Ku ndalivci assembled nt nesday,' July 29. to iiarliefimte in “|Lixi'r »"< We Sell Farms Homes and Business - Ai» Hfl Ini M; ; '"ist Y°ur Property With U, Now—Do It To-Day da all that could be desired. Repre-. senlaltVes of the two families catmfrom, .among olliei- places, Na-iliII you wish to buy you will find us in a position to “deliver the [ ville. yci-iiionlxille, Gresham. Womlland mid lliree Rivers. Mr. goods" and give you the BEST SERVICE possilvle. ami Mrs. Ainsworth was ideal aWe have OVER ONE HUNDRED ENQUIRIES to date from host and Imsb-ss. On’the tables there were almndmit supplies of prospective buyers ol property from Ohio, Indiana, lllionis,'Wisconsin good mid dainly thing' fur Hie mid­ and Michigan. So il you want to gel in oir this to sell your property day incnl. After dinner a short DO NOT PROCRASTINATE, but phone, write, or call on us. We bUsines, are ALWAYS “Johnny on the spot." C«mi Waring. was appropriately carriml out. it consisted . «*f vocal mid instrumental music. .reading? and rorHalioqs. * ’ ‘ ~ •■rniMin Mime of men enjoyed WlHtDBtllY. base hall. Bet leaving 'John Mesduiin-x (»Hie and Im-z Ijfirn. Martin toqk’ two Dorn DeVamp. Lillie Miller mid Maude Carr, were guests al Guy vndtped together on the lawn, mi­ collage on Snhby lake Sunday. nt tier of the ten auto cars wlucli There will Ik> no nervtWa nt the had brought the fri-nd* from a disU. B. church during cumimieeling lance. , ,____ al Seliewn cnriwt* .only a sosiun nf On TliUFsday Mis. <L A. Gn«,l -Sunday school.’August 0. nl IQKJO a. liiool lirc(iiii|Hiiiied her miilli.T, Mrs. m. Carolinu Peacock lo Grand Hapids. Mr. and. Mrs. Homer Pierce. Miss Prourum for Carltop Grange. and gentleman friends visited Ira Program for Carlton Grange No. Hay and family on the farm Sun­ 2fti. for August 15. 11'11: day. Sung selected by Ker;-< Billy Troo-d and family an-.sulli­ lt<dl call—Tln> iircltit-sl thing I’ve ed in tlp-ir new liomeal Fowlerville seen today.. when- be has a job ns P. M. agem y. Talk—“Barnyard Manure—When. Mr. Smith i‘ relieving agent hen­ now. Mr. and Mr*. Win. Rwilzer and Heeilalion Arlliur Keeler. daughter. F.\ • yin motored lo HarKitchen Kinks—A talk .by Mrs. ryton. Kidunfay, where I hey will Jessie Altulph, followed by discus­ visit his Mister, Mrs. Snyder ami sions. family. Inslrumentpl music—Bernice Nelron Horn purchased Ihe house Hatch. mid |nh of Billy Troost and is mak­ “Hol Weather l>ishes' -by ' four ing improvements thorn before Sisters. a drinks. U»i dt-aserls; sellling. . .e) meats, ul)’ices. Song—Xorma Decker. W. H. Wells Is running a Jack “If ion Had ?5o*i- to Spend • in llahhlt- Inuring car. which he ptirMaking Your House More Conven­ chased of a brio in Kokomo. Ind. Clarence Budd of Hurt was call, ient. Comfortable or Beautiful. How You ^|>end It?—George iifir on old friends in town Tliurr- Wnqld li.tli li. day. .Hi* father was former P. M. Guessing Contest—A seashore agent Ju-re -even years ago’, and parly. died from (.ntrereulosis. Claronce "How lain Good Manners Best lie I is making good as pharmacist in his Tauabt ChildreO? ’ ’ — Mrs. Levena, home town. • • Select Heading—Mrs. Cover!.. " Timer were fitly in »ltendance al Recitation—Beal rice Lancasteh the Missionary Society held ut Mrs. Song. ‘“Tlii> Little Bu»y Bee’*— Bywalers, Thursday- TboMi-fruiii School - song kmmsack. nut of town to ut(emi weer -Mr,. ■ Augusta Brisbiij* Lecturer. I’U'is and diiuglitcr. Mrs. Miltnn Brown mid Mrs. IL Ports of Lake ..Card of TIimiiIis—To the ijrange Odessa, and Mrs. Chas. Walch of for the beautiful' carnations, the Cen’ietw Circle for the pott.-d Grand L-dg<-. . A piano was purchased of John plant, and to tire maodfl who re­ Bullipg fQr the Upited Rreltavn membered me with‘postcards and church recently, the church organ l>y so many vis oj. kindaess during bsttiR sold for. U»c during camp my iIIiivm arid sorrow. 1 extend smc«r«sl thanks. meeting on x*uip grounds. Miss Pearle uionard, of Assyria. . Mm. Bella Zimmerman. Ik cd R'* fai BENHAM &TRIM - n<i th Mi nf •Co Real Estate and Investment Brokers Phone 472 Office at 118 N. Broadway Hastings, Mich. NORTHEAST KALAMQ. CHANCERY SALE. Bert Briggs and family motored ! In puniuaqce and, by.vinhre of u bi Grand l.i-dg,-. Sunday and al­ di-ttrei* of tire Ctrcuil Lourl fur Hulended cmnpmeeling there. County of Bgri-y and Slain of MichBert Dean and Leslie Briggs arc ‘ igan, in Chancery, made and enlerplanning mi going ri. Canada lo;jed on Ilin 23rd day of June A/D. work during wheat harvest/Friday I1 HUI. by Hu- Hon. Frank D. M. Davis, of this week. ■<>[ the Eighth Circuit, <>f Michigan. May Lovejoy -0^Kalamazoo * isi: presiding. in ’ a ci'Haih cau*c spending a few days with her sis- |i therein pending, wherein Hauilii-l ler, Mrs. E. A. Dean this week. .j Dickie, Clement Smith and William Dorr Farr relumed homo Monday''ll. Bra ch. constituting I he'Albion aflcr-'Miending a week with his sis-i! College Endowment Fund Cominiller.in Lansing. ; lee, were coni|>!aimuil.s and Amos It. Many from here, are planning on H/iile and Anna It. Haile were de­ attending Ihe Chautauqua iu Char­ fendant. Notice Is hereby given, iot I e. that I shall sell nl public nuclim: Marguerite Bartig is spending a to the highest bidder, al the North few days with her grand mother in Front Door of the Cnurt House in Vermontville, who is tn poor health. Ihe Cily of Hastings, Barry Cbunty. Mrs. SanfoHi of Charlotte visited Michigan, Hliat being the place of L. T. Bromberg’s last week. holding the Circuit Court for said Miss Grace Fox called al Frank rounty.i, on Saturday the H»th day Barligo Iasi Sunday. of Septvmbei, A. D. 1014 at to o'clock in the forenoon, the follow­ ing df»scribed property, via: all tlmi BARRYVHJ.E. Preaching next Sunday morning certain piece or parcel of land siluati- in the township of frviiik-. by Hui pastor. Last Saturday ril Ihe quarterly colinty of-Barry and sial" of Michi­ conference Hev. Lahr was called gan. described os billows: The northwrsl quarter of tinbuck for another year. ' Mrs. Jessie Fussell and daughter. soutlieasl quarter Uil; also the Grace spent a few days last week al west one half 116 > of Hie southwe-l quarter (li) nf the northeast quarEaton Rapids, al campmeeting. Tuewlay of Inst week. Mr.^nnil ler. <H), both on seeljon numlwr In town number four Mrs. William Hyde In company with sixteen Dr. am! Mrs. Lalhrdn visited Jack- (4) north, range number nine <w sou. Albion. Marshall. aBllle Creek west, containing sixty i.QO} acres of land more or lecK. and several other town*. • Dated August 4lh- 1011. Clement Higdon and Wife of Mus­ kegon called on relatives and JAMES M. SMITH.’ friends here last week. Circuit* Court Commissioner. • Last Saturday morning Mr. and • Barry Couply, Michigan. Mrs. William Whitlock went to CLEMENT SMITH. Battle Creek with Roy. Wolf in his Solicitor for Coiiiinaliunls. njtfw auto - , . . Miss Mildred Lathrop is spending Qie uur Want Coiuuiu a trial fur *oine time with Mrs. Jennie Whit­ lock. everybody reads it. mr nf Mr ed Ha ha I for r«ei ,nl mil I Tn wn Fri sell KM th. • nar the E o£ H lliid M Ape a �PAGE THRU THE HA8T1NC8 BANNER. ALT.IST C. 1911. ---------------------- Woodland Roadmaslcr McGuire, camo up from Kalamazoo Sal unlay morning and rhocked' in Loyd Valentine as section formpan here in (dace of George Harrington, who has held the Job about three years. Mr. Val­ entine at once hired Will Thomp­ son and Ed. Weaver n» helper*. Mrs. James Smith and daughter Greta of HastingM visited Woodland relatives the latter part nf the week. .Mr*. Lyle Fisher and son of the Slate Hoad visited her father, J. M Heiser over Sunday. i Mr*. Aivah Miller who has been taking treatment nt Ann AYhor for several weeks, came home Wrdnwt•lay considerably improved In health. !• MnC Jessie Cover! gave a birth­ day parly for her two year oh! daughter Elva Saturday afternoon. Min. Kimble*’ long, lank. Irnn. bald­ headed, knock-kneed daughter was awarded the honor of • being the ••weefest, prettiest, easiest kept baby in the bunch. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Dillenhack visited (heir children in Clarksville (iverSuiutny. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. P. Fuller nnd Miss Mary Holmes visited friend.' in-Sr'hewn Wednesday and Thurs­ day. They were nr<-ompa",'->l Friday by Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex Mor­ gan who spent the day al the Fuller Imine. Word wns received here Satur­ day evening that Glen England’s baby was seriously sick al their honm in West Sunfield. Dr. McIn­ tyre was hastily called who work­ , ed With the little one nlmut three ’ hours Ik-fore a change for the bel­ ter was noticed. The doctor pro­ nounced it n had case of indiges­ tion. her recovery since has hern rapid. J. J. England and wife nnd chil­ dren nnd families I’-fl for Medina County. O.. Wednesday lo nltend the Fritz family reunion which will held nt Chippewa lake. Sa I unlay. J. J. ni-companied by four of the parly went by auto, the rest made the trip by rail. Alsou fiill spent Iasi week visit­ ing his snn Harvey nnd family nt Galesburg. Frank Garn of Hastings spent - Monday with his brother, C. D. Garn in the village. Mrs. C. n. Garn nnd children nnd Mrs. Johh Trego nnd Miss Flora Willetts of Irving, mother nnd nii-re of Mrs. Garn, visited n-lntIves In Grand Rapid*. Thursday nnd Friday. Keene nnd Arlta Wolf of Battle Creek’nre spending Un- wt-ek with their mint Mrs. Albert Burkle. M^«s Cleo Bovee nf Freeport spent Ins! week^with friends in the -vil­ lage. Mr. and Mrs. C.’E. Unwinder nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Boy Unwinder made nn auto trip to Mt. Pleasant, Sat­ urday lo attend the funeral <»f a little niece which was held Sunday forenoon. They arrived home Sun­ day evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Geiger are en­ tertaining tfiis week n daughter and hiiidiand of Denver. Colorado. Miss Myrtie Cassel visited her sister Mrs. Orie Valentine nt Eaton Hapids lIm- latter part of the week. While there she was engaged lo teach next year a school near Ea­ ton Hapids. We predict that Miss Myrtle will be a successful teacher. Mrs. Hoy Howlader spent Thurs­ day nnd Friday with friends in Grand Hapids. Miss Orphn Cassel and Raymond David of Mulliken were entertain­ ed by” their cousin. Miss Nellie Whiting over Bunday. Harrison Blocher. J. D. Wise. Eu­ gene Hall and August Geiger are each having a silo built on their farms. Mr. anil Mrs. Elmer Eckart- of Freeport callod on relatives in the village Monday. J. N. Covert wits callod to Grand - Hapids Saturday to act’ns one of the pall hearers nt the funerld of Mrs. Dr. Wright, a former resident of Carlton and old neighbor of Mr. ’^Mnand Mrs. A. J. Peck of Chica­ go are making their many relatives here a few days visit. Mrs. Peck was formerly Miss Edna KalhermMra. Agnes Fisher nnd children nf Knlamazuo spent last week al the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. B. S. Holly. Mrs. Fisher help­ ed in 'the store xyhile her parents attended campmeeting nt Eaton Hapids. Mr. nnd Mrs. Glen Blako nnd baby of Middleville visited Ihe former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. I­ F. Hilbert Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Zuschnilt of Nashville visited at the L. Faul imino Hundav. Mr. and Mrs. D. 3. Engl.nl. *n;i '-Gerald, and Mrs. DeVere England spe.nl part of Init ‘.xe-k with friends nt Crystal lake making the trip by nulo. Mr and Mrs. J. IL Saw.ly left Tuesday morning for Escanaba for a couple of weeks visit with their son Loo and family. Mrs. Edith Nichols nnd daughter of Kalamazoo visited her parants Friday. The Class of 1913 Woodland High school picniced>al Saddle Bag lake Saturday. M. J, Reiser is spending a few days, with his daughter Carrie Fisher east of Hasting*. Mrs. John Landis, Jr- of Grand Rapids is spending a few days nt Ihe Landis home west of the village. EAST WOODLAND. GarTlenn are suffering for rain. E. T. Cole and wife vllated Lake Odessa on business Saturday. Carl Scofield visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Hitt-in .Woodland. Friday. Harvesting is nearly finished in this vicinity. .Mr. and Mrs. Martin Euper are spending from Friday UH Monday with relatives near Middleville. Glen England’s baby, who was so Our Great Successful Red Tag Sale Is Coming to a Close The Last Day of the Red Tag Sale Tuesday* Aug. 11th You have only 4 more days to avail yourself of the extraordinary low prices at the Red Tag Sale. You owe it to yourself and your household to buy your merchandise as cheap as possible. Therefore we advise that the people of Hastings and vicinity use the golden opportunity to buy Summer, Fall and Winter merchandise before the close of the sale, Tuesday, August 11th, at 6 p. m. Our new Fall Sults and Coats are ready for your Inspection. Notice our windows. FRANDSEN & KEEFER HASTINGS LARGEST AND BEST STORE sick Saturday, is reported belter. Mr. Meridelli Cole of Minm-n|>olis visited his aunt, Mrs. St. Johns and family, Sunday. Chester Hecker and family J««ok an nulo trip nnd visited their sister Mrs. Jessie Grant. Sunday. Mrs. A. C. Kilpatrick who has been staying with Mrs. C. SIrowe a couple of weeks, returned home Sunday. Many are planning to attend camp meeting in Hcbewn, next week. Mr. and Mrs. George Hill nnd Mr. and Mrs. George Makley took nn nulo trip lo Greenville, to visit friends Saturday, returning Sun­ day. Mrs. Sarah E. Good of Nashville ancTMiss Carmel Fonder.made a pleasant call on Mrs. SI. John. Sun­ day evening. Merldeth Cole who has been spending n short vacation with his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. U Cole, of East Woodland, relumed home to Minneapolis, Minn., Monday. WEST WOODLAND. Mr. and Mrs. Burnie Jordan nnd Mr. and Mrs. Alien King ami daughter, ntlended enmpnieeting al Eaton Rapids. Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Flory enter­ tained-Mr. nnd Mrs. John Furlong ami Mr. arid Mrs. Glenn Conley from near Warnorvillv and Mr. and Mrs. Bane Woodman and Iwo daughters and Miss Mae Woodman from near Coals Grove, Sunday. Win. Bollman and family nnd Miss ElizaboLh Enz of Woodbury visited al the home of Mrs. Eliza Palmerton, Sunday. Listen for wedding bells! Perry Barnum and family spent Sunday nl the home of their uncle John Lehman' in Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Geiger enter­ tained their parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Geiger of Woodland. Miss Rosalie Geiger of Idaho Falls ami Mr. ami Mrt. Frank jlurbank, of Chicago, Sunday afternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Scott Lydy and Iwo children of Carlton wen- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Decker, Sun­ day. • MJss Ledah Aspinall of Hastings, was the guest of Miss Lizzie Wes­ terly, Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Eliza Pnlmerton\Js confi.ncd tq her bed with a sprained knee the result of a fall recently. Miss Grace Wade is doing her house work. Herb. Bishop of Hastings, spent Sunday nt Andrew Geiger's. Mr. and Mrs. Will Underwood entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cun­ ningham of Tamarac. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Shellenbarger nf Lake Odes­ sa. Mr. nnd Mrs. Winfred Zimmer­ man >of Ashland. Ohio and Mr. nnd Mrs. xAbe Haggerty and son Ray, Sunday. • -Mrs. Chas. Nasbell of Holmes church vicinity nnd Mrs. Mao Wallrath of Nashville, railed on Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Durkee, Sunday* afternoon. Miss Rosalie Geiger of IdnhA Falls, Mrs. Minnie Gould of Den­ ver and Mrs; August Geiger spent Thursday aflc’rnoon with Mrs. An­ drew Geiger. Mrs. Allie Robinson amLdauglitcr of Greenville arc vininng their cousin, Mrs. R. Wade nnd family. The social at J. J. Ilestcrjy’s'wns quite well attended. The proceed* were 11127. . Mrs. Fred Geiger entertained her sister, Mrs. David Curtis from near Clarksville, Thursday. Miss Lizzie Heslerly is spending the wok with their friend. Miss Clara Lepard;-near Lake Odessa and attending the Chautauqua. Mrs. Andrew Geiger and Mra. ONE PRICE TO ALL r. U. t’emeiery w>'!' •" expres* Grange and I thanks. uliful llow.-r-.l j. \v. Bowser. lisih-d al -Ih-my land is assist mu rumnvay Ticeideiit thought is of their In this vicinity, who had a likiperidnee recently. So busily was I he engaged in making the ladyi comfortable that lie never gave I hoi horse oven the second thought. I until n kiiid neighlwir informed him that the animal was safely In­ a telephone pole some filtle lance down the road. COATS GROVE. i There was a fine attendance al the L. A. S. at Mrs. Mamie Smith’s last Thursday. Proceeds of sup­ per $05. • . Mrs. Salisbury of Bill tie Creek is visiting Mr. amt Mrs. O. E. Wood and other realtivos. ' Mrs. Jessie Stowell of Hastings and her cpusiii from Omaha. Neb., afti-mh-d (he u A. S. last Thurs­ day. also Mrs. Ida Dow of Wood­ land ami Mrs. Birjl Hick- of Kal­ amazoo. Mr. and Mrs. John FMrlong ami Mr. and Mrs. Glen Conley of Eiist Townline. Mr. and Mrs. Halve Woodman ami daughters mid MmWoodman visited Sunday nt Will l-'lory's. Mrs. Flora Wood ami Mrs. SallsSunday. z' Mrs, Lillie Bales ami’ family-of North Muskeghn. xelio has bi-i-n vis­ iting her parents. Mr. ami Mrs..An­ drew Conk, returned lo her hmmSaturday. Last Wednesday.- -July 29. was Beatrice McDonald's twelfth birth­ day, and ti surpri-i- ’ was planned but the.surprise turned on-the rest because she went to Cloverdale Ihe night before. Twenty young friends came njnl they decided, to have a pleasant lime and Ihe Junior Mission Bon<i ggye a good nrogrom am| supper was served ami a good time enjoyed, and they left some nice gifts and about 25 post cards, Preaching .services next Sunday nl the usuab hours. by Hiram A. Pegg, of Grand Hapids. • Sunday School Notes. Subject of- the lesson for next Sunday is “The Barren Fig Tree and the Defiled Tejnple" taken from Mark 11-12:33. It js llm quarter­ ly Temperance lesson. Do not forget the picnic al Cole’s landing nt Thornapple Lake next Wednesday, August 12. The D. G. T. O. Club and Sunday school will join in this. Although there is to be another picnic there that day the proprietor said we would bn welcome to use the grounds also. Each one will need tn bring dishes ami well filled Haskels ns everyone is hungry at picnics. We expect the program for the Club Pi.’nic Day lo be carried out. Miss * The ce« Segnr is chairman of it........... sports nnd .amusement committees are Claude' Wood. Jesse Chase, Dwight Barnum. Will Brooks. Al­ bert Kinne nnd Marjorie Bolton. There will bo conveymices for nil who wish to go and who prefer go­ ing with file crowd, which should rnfiet at the church at 8:00 o’i'lock. SOUTHWEST CASTLETON Mr. and Mrs. David McClelland and daughter t>f Barryville. visited al Albert McClelland's. Sunday. Mrs; Tobal Gorlinggr nnd daugh­ ter. Eva. and Mrs. Nancy Miller of Battle Creek, visited nt Eck Mey­ er’s. Sunday afternoon. Fred Long and farnilv -pf Na«hville. visited their bioih'or. Ed ami ' family, Sunday. FOR FALL New Sweaters, Rugs, Flannels, Blankets, our heartfelt ........... »"«T Zimmerman Family. Family Reunion. ‘ The Rnmdi and Fry reunion I*a held at HaMings.rAugust 22. Hill. al the fair grounds. ' ' . nnd BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Some Furniture Bargains That It Will Pay To Take Advantage Of This, large 2 inch post Bed with 3-8 fil­ lers is easily worth $10,now only $6.98 $1.75 $13.75 Enjoy your porches to the fullest extent by putting up one of our Aerolin Shade*. For this beautiful quartered oak Buffet. Would make a good addition to any -We arc showing the largest line ofllcd Springs to be found anywhere. 'Flip |&ind that Is guaranteed to give perfect rest at from $2.35 to $10. $6.98 Sanitary Cots at from $2.75 to $7.50. »Now is the time to’ freely enjoy your . cottages and porches, and one of our Sanitary-Cots will add great comfort to its sleeping qualities. For this well-constructed Dining Table. Will seat 8 people and would be consid­ ered good value at $10 in many stores. We arc agents for Bastings Table Co. and Lentz lines. , $18.50 Don't let tome smooth agent tell you ■’ sewing machine at a big price as we can sell you.a good one (okonb' >18.50. Miller & Harris Furniture Co, The Sample Furniture People Furniture for Less Money HASTINGS, MICH. . Undertaking at Low Prices �nix OUTBCIUMWX. AlHltOT lilll Chautauqua lt)eek Specials During this festive week we will offer to our patrons a great variety of timely merchandise at real low prices . make Chautauqua (sleek Profitable as yell as enjoyable. Our Ready-to-wear department offers you some exceptional bargains this week. Handsome Goats and Suits, the best styles and colors of the season, beautifully tailored and well lined d*E A A •pv.UU The finest Coats and Suits up CIO to $30. For Chautauqua week*pl(J Coats and Suits up to $18 r zx For Chautauqua week------ «p/.0U We also offer one lot of Ladies' and (J* 1 AO Misses coats, suits, skirts and dresses, jb I y A Values from $5 to $20. Chautauqua week’** * • Z Coats and Suits, up to $15 For Chautauqua week-- ffew Junie Skirts with Roman J'tripe plounce $3.98 J?.and 56 v»lue*-, For —■ ■ ff , Chautauqua week________________________________________ These are the very last word of fashion and were just received by us. . is)e Will continue our Rig Remnant Sale which beS““ '“5t, Fn<<*y- L,ook oyer ‘b'» hi« »»• — ----------------------------------------sortment of good short lengths and remnants, you will find a great many things you can use for yourself or the children. You can save more than half of the Price. Jhirt iaiaists and ItJash Dresses Priced Very £ow for Chautauqua lt)eek One lot of Ladies & P n x<. . . . . / P Misses waists choice 4 J U Off Io>ol Children, dresses -* ft white & colors, some slight- {HP ly soiled, values to $2, choice J / U Summer Parasols Newest • Stock. Your unrestricted Art choice of any parasol during / yli Chautauqua week " 7 w When you come to the Chautauqua plan to visit our Carpet and Rug Department. Our New Fall Stock just arrived and for the early buyer we offer a special discount of ,10 per cent. grocery Specials for Jhe lt)eek Savoy Pork and Beaus. Sprcinl ■■ lunch size, per can ;.......... J (J Prepared mustard in Nhcrbll pliLss, each .f licit Alaska Salmon 20c can for Cinder apple butler hi full utassg/s tumbler*, 12c size now Vcrdetli Ij-mons vlru large, i for Choices! Manzanillo Ollies, plain stuffed. 3 bottles for Mero|a coffee, fresh White Flyer laundry . soup.Sc bar, 7 bars (or Dried beef in (jlass tumblers. IKi'aw Quaker Corn Flukes, fn-xh u|ld^K crisp ill puckagc, 1 for 17c 5c Ivu 4 5” rousted, |>er«/>' JUC Z5C >*«(?• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15C Candy fudge juC ENAMEL WARE FREE. With each pound of choice Japan mm ten you draw a laltiablr prtze,*J/ft ' |mt pound ...................................V ■ u and Child­ ren's Millin­ ery at close out prices Department J'tore Phone 30 10c very juicy, ,Z5C Ideickgenant & Riede Most Com. pleteAine of Rugsand linoleums in the City and. innrvhnia|l<in>,. special per pound ,..' fastings, Mich. Boxing Tournament uuday-iu ibis iity. . _ ---------Lynn Bogart in moving back to this city from Irving. KALAMAZOO, MICH. Miss Nellie Courson of Chicago, is visiting Miss Mary Hose. New Armory . Wednesday, Aug. 12 Mrs. Stella Squires was a Grand' Bint Btut at 9 P. M. Hapids visitor last week. Mr*. W. M. Stebbins is visiting friends in Mount.Clemens. Mrs. Margaret Campbell from Loh Angeles. Cal. .Monday morning. Mrs. May Goss is spending this 10 ROUNDS AT 133 POUNDS week with relatives in Boyne City. PRELIMINARIES f Misses Ida and Jennie Moorn were Grand Rapids visitors Thurs­ SPECIAL—8 Rounds at 135 pounds day. . ■ Sid Murphy, Kalamazoo, vs. Artie Kaufman, New York J. M. Covert of Woodland was calling on relatives in the city, Fri­ SPECIAL—8 Rounds at 155 pounds day. Walter Gunn, Chicago, vs. Croshow, Grand Rapids Laurence Colgrove of Chicago,, SEMI-FINAL 6 Rounds at 175o>ounds spent Sunday with his wife in this’ Homer Smith, PaW Paw, vs. Deacon Morse, Mich. City city. . Mrs, Maude Brown Went to Jack­ OPENER—4 Rounds at 116 pounds son, Saturday,' to visit her son, Kid Hogan, Kalamazoo, vs. Bud. Andrews, Kalamazoo Lynn. . .. . Miss. Myrtle Hoiighstetler spent ADMISSION: 50c. Reserved, $1.00. Ringside, $2.00 the week end with friends in Grand Hapids. Ticket! on Sale at Parker Houk, Haitian. Mr. and Mrs. IL H. Marshall of Address Mail Orders to Doc. Harmon, 134 Burdick Street, Kalamazoo Mich., Phone 1000. Prairieville, are guests of Mrs. D. IL Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. WeisBert motored to Grand Hapids, Mrs. B. F. Taylor left Thursday Thursday. Frank Hornsby rtnrtcd for Tra­ LOCAL NEWS verse City \\ । dii. -iliiy morning for and Howard City, with her-sisters, Mrs. Artier and Mrs. Norwood. his health. Dr, A. C. Gesler of Saranac spent C. J. Webb, of Chicago, was u Torn Bierley, of Toledo, has wdd guest of Abeu Johnson Hie first of Katunlny with his sister, Mrs, Marin his cottage nt Gunluke. . tin* week. Several from hrtu attended Ylie Mrs. Ona Moore of Carlton spent relntives in Clov’Mdnk*,-Cedar Cfeek ball game in SI. Johns, Thursday. Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. D. and Augusta. Born lo Mr. and Mm. Alta-rl Burgihiff. Frank Pierce was in Charlotte Chaffee, Wednesday, a nine pound Miss Anna Baggs of Kalamazoo, Wednesday attendingthe annual • is the guest of Mrs. Verne Wellman reunion of Co. li. sixth Michigan son. Dressed poullry for sale, Tiens this week. Heavy Artillery'and chickens. Phone 3Uill. Henry Mrs. Homer Buell nf Richland, is Shirley'W. Smith and family, of Smith, City. — Adv. (lie guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Ann Artmr, were.guests al Judge Genrg*’ ’udemnii has Bold lifa Wall NVnlldoiff. ' Smith's home Friday and Saturday, Willis Johnson, of Decatur, Ind.. going (o Wall lake <m ihu hitler lake collage to Mrs,. Lillian Ipgerson, of Unwinff. [data. ’ The Thormipuln Gas A Electrin B.. Hedrick.. Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Funiiss of. company is laying gas mains along Mrs. Pearl Wen/, of Lansing Soulll street, weal nf Broadwuy. spent last.' week with her sister. Hilrhcock of Brunswick, Ohio, Thu Si'son family holds n re­ Mrs. Clyde Sqltnn. Ellen Sullivan returned from were Sunday guests of Mrs. Lm.dna union in Hastings, Mich., Thursday,, August dh. al Odd Fellows, Hall. Grand llnpiijs. accompanied by Fut ni--. Jotin NVeissi-rt left Thursday for Joshua Wuger- took his wife lo Dorothy Sharphorn. ' Miss Dorothy Sharphoni, of a Visit with reluHves in Philadel­ (lie stale university Inst week. Sin (■rand Hapids, fa visiting Mr. and phia and Allnntic. City. Mr*. NVeis- Milpnitled to tin operation on Tues­ '-/•i:t and Mi«s lUHIi F. NVeisgurt day. Mrs. Thomas Sullivan. ' luesday evening (he Mtsscs FraijMr. and Mrs. Byron Jefferies of ara Waiting Hiere now. Hallie Cn-ek are here caring for hi* Mr. mid Mrs. Fred K. Cahoon mid mother who fa very ill. Lucile Ilafidall and Pliresa Mrs. France* Tower is attending cum* auto and lhi< Spirdln Corset training school <1 tjutiday The rampmeeling people haw coiiiiiieni'i.'d to collect op ihe cnjnp ■ A. A. Anderson and family re­ Mr. nnd Mr*. Frank Helberl ami turned Tuesday night from an au­ ilajmiiler Lucile, *>f Haysville. ().. groumfa. The buildings hnvu liemv painted and pnumnl a good appear­ tomobile trip through Canada. ance. ■w days. Mrs.’ I: . Peaches and pears grown in Bar­ 'failing and of Mr. McLravy. ry ■county were brought lo local markets pn Monday. The p«nchc* Mr. and Mrs. Claud Stuart and son Grover Hayes,$ of Philadelphia Goats Dolg, Spring Valley, Ill. Monday, from a ten days lulling: Mr,.and Mr.*. J. Hose and daugh­ ter Margaret of Grand Hapids, spent Sunday with relatives in th” city. Mr. anil Mrs. T. I), llHnsImi and family were Jim guexls of- Mr. nnd Mrs. B. A. Matthew* Over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Waite and children left yestanlay morning for Muskegon to visit Mrs. Waite's *fa- J. C. KvIHiam was in. Elkhart. Miiria Ji'lm-on. n lurned • Saturday. repaired nl He also visili-d his parents who live iu Nebraska. . . work machine fininhed—looks like Mr*. E. f. (fagpod, of Grand • 'Hapids, viiMed Mr.dmd Mrs. Grant hand sto.ru.—Adv. The annual picnic of the Star Her gt-an<T<!aiig|i- Grange will be held Friday, Au'gu-t II. at‘.Middle take, near the Striker *rhool house. Ijidies, please bring Gardner Poller juft-for his howd! i Orchard Park, Buffalo. N. Y.. ■nterlained ui sihy* going lo Detroit by nulo. ardiier - Chide-fer imcompiinied August 13 for tiqiper. All uro cordially invited. . John BruiiMiii uml’wiji ari mlilrrs* on Hie Chautauqua pro­ gram. Mrs. E«l. Gmal started to Irmin. Tuesday to visit .her parent* nnd sister. She will be gone aliutil a month. Mrs. Mary McDiarmid ami diualiler. Miss Kiln. of Toronto, (ini.. are ci,x of Laii'inu.nre week ill the P lake. and Mrs. G. F. Chide‘ Mr. ami M.rl Middleville, Mich Dear Mrs. French:— - • I have been -publishing letters from parties that have bought/Victrolas of me, giving their reasons for buying a Victrola. I should very much appreciate a let­ ter from you if.you feel that you can give me one, stating your reasons for a Victor Victrola * Yours' very truly, F. R PANCOAST Mi-- Myrllf Ih’diirk, who lias been visiting h*-r. grandparents in' Ohio, for some time returned hmnei yesterday. Mrs, Jpme and.'Id th* l.<m Trii\> is visiting relattvi/ in granddaughter. Virginia-Troxel are Hallie .Cre-k, 7 Mrs. H..D. Trim is visiting with Miss’ Mnddna Smith liu- gone In friends in Shelby*. to spi'iid a foi l night with Mis* Ethel Brown returned on Lansing In-r aunt. Mr*. II. E. Martin, of Munday from Ypsilanti. Kalamazoo. r . Mfas Pearl lljll of Nashville spent Mis. Pearl Wetiz wlm lias_becii the week with Mfi Allie Willison. visitujg her sfal«*r. Mrs. t’.lydi* Sul-. Mrs. Rosa L. Cobb has gone to ton. returned to h<-r hojne in Lans­ Traverse City for an extciuled visit. ing. Monday. • Mr. mid Mrs. E. B. Caldwell made a trip lo Grand Rapids. Thursiiay. day morning f«»r Traverse City. Nlicli M to j'cmnin during Hie hay M. E. Nevins reUirinsI last week | from a business trip through MfaMarguerite jsouri. , Middleville, Mich., July 31. 1914 Mr. F, R. Pancoast, Hastings Mich Dqar Sir I purchased a Victrola because, living as we do in a village, we have little opportunity.to hear good music. A Victrola brings to one's own home the best in voice, piano, violin, flute, cello, harps etc.- I consider it educational because one becomes familiar with artists and composers, also-with light opera and popular airs. It is a never-ending “source of delight to young people for dancing Very sincerely MRS FRENCH Kellar Hli'in left Saturday on a business trip through Uto eastern slalog. . Mrs. Jolm Quinn-and won returnled to Ui«*ir Imine in Chicago, Ifliupsilay morning. , Mr. and Mr.*. I.. D. Waters left Saturday for a week's vacation in Nori hern Michigan. Spury Phillips «>f Chelan. Wash­ ington. is y jailing his many friends in Ihis city. . . Font Hicks, editor of Uio Behling Banner, spent StiudM with lit-. p;treiils. Mr. and Mr*. M. NV. Hicks. Mrs. G. W. Lowry,' Mrs. John ;lviw.-oii and Mi*- Hazel Merrill are ini the Lown-millage. Gulf Lake. ' Mr. and Mrs., Mathews of. Kalahntuno are in the Bniifli ’cottage al ■ Wall lake for a two weeks vacation. j Mi'S Fi-.in ThompBOU left on Sat­ urday lo spend a (wo weeks' vaca­ tion with relatives in Heed tflty and j ■w York Store in Ihe child in Barry county under iwo yejirs of u»**. His Studio is on the ground lloor opposite Hie Court Hon-e. Head his ndverliscmctiL During (h<* hoi simiiiifr days it fa a problem fur Hie . Ipiusewife io know what to prepare for mdnfa. The SlarQtakery makes a specially jo( dainty. uppi-Hxiiig wholi-som*’ baked goods th.il are ju-l Ihe Hung : for liirtch. Read Hie adwrtisemenl Monday. peiin trip, and were riulit glad Hint i Mrs. Will I'etiii'H-k .entertained ilicy were homeward hound lieforc Mrs. Pant'd nnd Iwo daughters of Grand Rapids, from Saturday until and Slavs. • Prof. Joseph Thalman lef| last tn i...... ••rdz and .. . ..1 n... PERSONAL MENTION J MRS. R. T. FRENCH spending ly last week til their collage al Ackers Point. . K. S. Si**on and family nf Cleve­ land. A., have linen recreating a few day* al Gun Lake, with B. NV. Sis-1 -on and family. end guests at her nfaler's, Mr. and Mrs. O. Blpifljlfs. Mrs. Gh-iinn Pancnast Hayden of Saginaw fa I In* gtu-l nf ly-r par­ ent*. .Mr. ami Mr*. F. II. Panroa.sl. srrivjng Monday evening. Mrs. Margaret Tmx<*l went tn Grand Rapid*. Saturday tn sing id llm funeral nf Mr«. Martha Wright, wife ufjhe lale Dr. Nvnglil. Mr. and Mr.*. II. I. Iti-ndershnll anil their daughter, Mrs. Clara Langston, of Cincinnati, arc al Mr. Hender.'liotrs Gun l-ike' cottage. tmndicirts in Hiilinrwnrlh hospital, John L. Higdon, of Muekcguu, ve­ liiuiid.Rapids, relumed homo Maniled his father. George Higdmf mar day evening. Mr. and Mt.-; Geo. Collins, of i Morgan. Sunday, and visited friends Grand Rapids, ami Dr. Cheder pryI in ihe.city Monday. Mi-- Lucile Randall anil Miss on of Big RnpIlU. were guest* nt । Pliresa Post, of Grand Hapids. were Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Pryor, the . igm-sfa of Mr. ami Mrs. Robert first of the week. Mrs. Ed Bird-all and Mr. and Burch the past week. • Will (jupnius Hopkins and son %ent lo E<( Kurtz and John liublrs re- .Mrs. .sirs, ’ «-------win x. « ----- aim .. ..»m „j|| turned Saturday from a delightful Newark. 0.. where lhe> wil, (trip around the great lakes, io-i a three weeks visit with their sfap-luding the Geurgion Buy. |ter. Mrs. Fred Keech.. Thallium i.-> al II Gun taike. Hopkins. Mich., over last Sunday lo l|!JsZ*'ld Hie C. B. preach uL Iirn funeral of Hannah; '".."oJL'MJv V' Mark WftEa .farm of Wi iwres in *i_' Rustings (ownship l<» Alien Jolinif that lownsliio. derlm*i|' 'ai>d Jo*. Pflug store mi here in'the”moriiing. "Hlale SlteeL to (os.rgc Smith. . Mr*. E<l. Bird-all and Mrs. Sarah. L Fidier of Ilii4 ellv. Mr-. Ed. (amts ?!’"•.A:.f>'■ D. NNaslihurn. P.oltaml. Mr. mid Mrs. Is.i-n Hird ”• W- •V'*-.'," J'V ■ml .talmliU r, sum., linn...,, ..I ".“7„ " Frcenml were (lie gtie.l* Mr 1‘leuvlmid. Ohm. arrived in Utlsland .Mra-’darrnee O.wS^itarhmiKalunlay evening ta•»»«*«»•* l})" (’enter ThurtMlny rcumnn ami visit numerous Mn h­ ' Mr. nnd Mm. Henry Karrher. son iM" relatiw-. ' ind daughter came, from Lake /^"th^i Odessa, in lheir.rur and Mr. and. ‘"I Michigan -N«J <'''‘‘"J1’•l'“« • Mr-. Ma-M.ii and son mid wife. Mr . VI 5 per cent of Michigan tar ns reClaredre Ma-.n ami grand-on,. '{«*< IfaHrttry raising. A Hurry nnd Robert of Nashville.. 9." 1 •£*"’“ “*'1 e. -iine over in a rar ami -pent Hie .,M |: J.J" ,r„m day. also Mr. and Mr-. Todd mid '■•’•«nal.*d nl «.«<«.( -• 1 o " family frmh m ar Nashville sm-nl n0W iu*1***1**** lhwMSunday xrtih Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Kar-^Lalislics. n-wiiwii Wd On account of niigenneck-w ajal Hastings. August 1 It. the C. K. and S. trains will leave Hastings going north nl 1:15 p. in.. ami going south nt (1:15 p. m. rins (will give all C. K. & R. patron* an i opportunity to wilncss I Im after­ '&*. K!, a* he Ims been arrested for Hie r'.'J- Llh c l sameoffeni e seieial times r. eenllyj pJ^idJ.,,”1,,^ the ’Northern A.MIK A large number of happy young-i company <>f Delroll. of which stars of (lie Baptist rliuirh Sunday Cahli*»*ll is Hie local represeusrlrnol enjoyed a poinic at pmiunk On Monday.they left with lake. NNcdnesday. The <d«h*c | Mjs|v nther olllcers and reprwnmvmheiH were taken in motorl-ars tniivea of ihfrcmnpauy for n week'shul the younger ones had (he nov^ eru’lMJ Ju Mackinac falnad. elly of a hay rack rme. Thft c. K. 4 H. By , will run a Judge NVhittimi, employed jp (lie special oxeiirshm train Amlweoii auditor general's ofilce, was here! Kalamazoo mid NVoodbury in onler Tuesday in. Ho* inlerrsls of exam-1 to nccoininodate those who want to injng the inlmrilapce lax returns attend Ihe night fair rtn ope evof. 'om several estates in this county.’ mug itarina tIm .next connly fair. The inheritance (ax from (he es-JI is pbs'sible that a tipoflai train fata of llm lab* Manley M. Cha-e. of will be run for both evening fair?, Prairieville, totalled nearly BSfai.'which bid fair to lieromc very popThe moiiey-Xecerved-for inheritance'ular. A great deal of interest in taxes is placed tn the primary, (he county fair fa being expreijsed school fund. . all over the county. �nKUcnNMBANNB*. Al'GIOT s. I>ll Laces Prints When You Buy Clothes - Standard grade best prints. Per yard Crepe Katine A fine assortment of linen Regular 25c blue and pink Crepe Ratine, per yard Laces, per yard of a quality equal to the ones we always sell at prices that we are making on them, now is THE TIME TO BUY. Here is what you can buy: “ Any $25.00 Suit now Any $22.50 Suit now Any $20.00 Suit now Any $18.00 Suit now Any $15.00 Suit now - Any $12.00 Suit now Any $10.00 Suit now - - 19c $18.75 16.88 15.00 • • 13.50 - • 11.25 ■ • 9.00 - ■ 7.50 Children’s Suita, Trousers and Straw Hats_____ Underwear Ladies' Union Suits, 22c Ladies* 51 Suits, only This is a Genuine Clearing Out Sale and It Will Save You Money To Buy Now. (Don’t Wait. Hastings, Michigan SI. J. lindtlcn, Pastor. Sunday tuirvires: : closing nl I2:.'ut There will be no t ••veiling service on account of the ■ Climdauqun. ! The session decided i*> close tli6 church iluring lli<- last three Suil' days of August. The paidor ami family will spend their vacation nt Tin- anu'ial biisihess meeting <*f ie Wesleyan Methodist- church a* held August 3. I9H: Tin* folowing officials- were duly United Brethren Churidi. Rev. C. W. Ihilhiu, I'uslor. e M-rvii i-s for next Sunday lie •■very im’iiilwr canvass for budget ami the benevolence* Itdttt plum Sum'lny... afternoon. r ...... pjan September lint* ill tfiul I lie rnlii* y* 1h* provided by th* Timms will I...... t_...... ..................... (In* cutin* mi’ijib'Tslirp will be can­ vassed very, qttti'kly. This santf plan will Im* carried over tin1 c*nlirr flrand llapnls Di-liicl '«nr tin* miiih SOUTH WEST HAPIE GROVE. H- v. ami Mrs. Fred Horn ami rhildt'-n hate been visiting relaliveit here for the past week, re­ turning to their home, in West Unity,"Ohio, iTIiursday. ' [ Mrs. Emma Shoup returned to ■her home here after spending J 1m~ past (wo months willi her soil, Henry Balch near Olivet. Mrs. Ella Smith has been visiting her rister. Mrs. Getibviovo* Maurer near Nashville, Ihe past week. En«s Wnlton has purchased a new Ford nulo. Born-to Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mayo July 28, a girl. Mr. ami Mrs. Boaz Walton nnd ehildro nund Glen- Hammond vis­ ited Mrs. Walton's sister, Mrs. Col­ lier and family of Penllclii, Sun­ day. Miss Vera remained for a ’ visit, nnd Miss Florence Collier re­ turning hbrne wilh them for -a I.ooim-.. <>f Grand Bnp- ' Morris Healy entertained rela­ sisl in the Primary De-j tives frofn Dutton, this week. Mins l-domis Is one of The Sunday school picnic will be the Stole in thin work.! held al Thornapple lake, August 12. nndJhey extern! a cordial invitation io all to attend, whether members of Ihe Sunday school or not. All coin** ami enjoy the day and give tlm children a good Lime. Glen Hammond, who has been working for Cyrus Buxl/m has gone to Stnnlmi, Grnliot Co., for a week's GenovPwc and Josephine Buxton and very helpful. visited Ihi-ir mints. Mrs. Clara and Tuesday evening collage prayer Alfa Stanton. last. week. meeting. 7:3<i. al the limne of Mr. and Mrs. Max Smith of Dowl­ ami Mrs. Hathaway, Clinton, near ingMr. visited Mr. and Mrs. Toil Stan­ W.ishingliiii. ton Sunday. ., Wednesday 2:30, Ladies Aid will Mrs. Janie'Garrett is spending a nmel with Mrs. K Smith, E. Grand week with her daughter, Mrs. SI. .This will be program day. The Genevieve Maurer near Nushvilk*. I bought of llm nflernoon will be •.Mollier's IntluriiCe." • The follnwnig is the program?" Devotional meeting, fed'by Mrs. | I-'. Smith. Holl Cull of MimiiImts, Io Im- r<‘-• and qiomfed lo by memory verses of! Scripture. Biisiuess session. SOUTH CACTLTON AND Paper, by Mrs. E. tanfenr. Duet, Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Wcnv- | MAPLE GROVE Fal Hill has tnoveif hisrfamily* lo Suit Dep’t Union Parasols A large assortment of Summer Parasols Regular* $1.25 value, wide, per yard Coats, Indies' Oxford* Dresses at Granite Dishes Ginghams regular prices. Men’s values, $2.62 values, $2.25 values, $1.87 values, $1.50 Choice lot of assorted Ginghams, per yard Where It Pays to Pay Cash' Silks Dolls Flowered Poplin Silks, Pans, Dress Goods ■hitc wool goods with Skirts and Kettles, 50c black stripe, 54 inches Oxfords $3.50 $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 Grocery Dep’t All Suits, $3.50 values, now $2.62 $3.00 values, now ,$2.25 $2.50 values, now $1.87 $2.00 values, now $1.50 $1.75 values, now $1.32 $1.50 values, now $1.17 adopted as Hally.Sunday, and reop­ A large attendance is desired. ening week. The program'will be Will the members plan to bring nnniiutu'.fd later. . some friend wilh them. Corsets Latest style. Summer Net Corsets, priced each ■A Saving of 10% to 50% 42c Morrill, Lambie & Company THE CHURCHES Sale Starts Friday, Aug. 7, and Will Continue Until Saturday Night, Aug. 15, Kumfortmest Underwear >>off Reduction on all Summer Underwear and Shirts. One Price Clothiers CHAUTAUQUA SALE HCinvi ~ Stew choice patterns, per yd. Just received a ship* ment of Unbreakable Dolls, priced each Dishes, your choice 59c and 79c 19c Al Durkee and wife of Detroit, were the guests of Ihe latter's sis­ ter. Mis. Henry Deller, Friday. . Henry DeHer, wife ami daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Al Durkee spent 'Saturday al Morgan al a family re­ union. • .Miss Mamie Deller accompanied her aunl and uncle to eDiroil, Sun­ day evening for a visit. Frank Fuller and family of Maple Grove Center spent Sunday al Hen­ ry Deller's. Mr. and Me nnd Orvnl Wi Newton Wills _ K .Mr. and Mr*. Hally Lathrop ami ,M)h of Barryville spent Monday at Harley Hayman Ferd Parks njid family spent Monday al Hoy Bas.-elt's .al NashMrs. Eliza Schafer of Massillon, Ohio, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chester Smith. • Chester Smith and fiunily nnd Mrs. Faler s|h*iiI Sunday al Ed. Smith's of Castleton. Mrs. Faller returned lo Toledo, Wednesday, after an extended vis­ it with Mrs. Qhiwter Sigjth.' William and Ch«-ier- Smith hav*' been improving their farms. The former has just completed a new tool house, corn crib and granary under one roof. Th** latter has re­ shingled his house. 35c and 50c Shirts Best Men’s Work Shirts can buy. Price each 45c Itas'p Bull Ganics Scheduled. Thursday, August 6—Hustings in Mis* Gladys. Johnson al Thornajqde lake, guests <*f tfli* former August tPMlliarlnile. , August 1J—Grand Havout of li,,. hack door while raTryins/ a tub of water amt fracture I'her hip and collar b*me. Jlur condition I was .such’that' it w.v necessary to infirmary. nnd Mrs. Fisher *d Nashville, ovet Sunday. • Marl Tupper' nn<l daughter ol Tue*day. Apgust 25—Allegan. Blanchard are spending the week Thmxilay, Augusl 27—Hastings it with Imr sister, Mrs. Walter John- Cltarhdi**. Friday. August 28—Charlotte. Saturday, August 2W— Hastings it arc visiting ih-r mother in Berlih, Port land. while Mr. Earle is at Barryton on Sunday.. Augusl 3W— Hastings It Charlotte; : business. Mr. ami Mrs. Chas. Karl, will alMonday. Siq.t. 7 -Igibor l»iQ‘ ! leiul th*: S|ij>p|.*dl reunmii at Ash­ game.-.with Sludebakera of Ih-ltmi land, Ohift. irnxt week, making the trip by ntilo. Mrs. Harve Tupper ami daughler Iris irf" Gliarlotle, is visiting her in'Hlmr. Mrs. 1.. Daily ami brother. opliia M. Webster wa- Isirn item hlaml. Kalamazoo G'i.. Augusl 85(5. A few- yenrs laler.lmr par­ s moved to Trowbridge, Allegm : wlien-. w hen n' young gin sh* In 1875 she was uniled il riaire bi Joseph IL Bowser, children w**n* burn tii this >w*» of whom are living. .Mr Zimmerman amt Bellon I ■■■MnnnnnDnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnHnaannnnnnnunnMMMw IVII. I have resided in Burry Crt, since my. childhood. rv.sidiujr in Woodland .town-hip , 37 years ami CasL|rtun township 12 years. Have held lb*1 office of township clerk i years, Itavu Iteeu ttsaislaitl cashier and b**okk*|«*T in I hr Slat* Savings Bank at Nashville (or th* last nvt* nnd on** half year*. have always been a republican, hav* desire* of the enthusiastic faits nf Cabnionia by traveling lo that vil­ cold, mid ttfler I Im death-' of ..Im lage on Sunday mid giving them an father. May 2idh. suffered a nervmi opporlunilf *“ . ........ **“* * "* ~ brynkdnwn. ami an ilhu*»* of llv weeks, of congestiull of the lungt Although nol strong. idm had se**tn ■nt wild with entl •• Hastings player: rc<*s*jon in I I’m til re her 5tyth i*irlln|ay. L< ft t’> •• following iiifiing> m are a husband, two rhiblrvn grand children nnd n nulm. naught" size. with which they t<n»k ' Although during th** many Healthy swimts- at the ball. relatives. As it result limy piled up 13 run­ last years <>f li**r life'she made no| DURFEE SCHOOf, DISTRICT. in their elforts to kill the leather, outward profession of Christianity.' ■Imwrvcr.-nearly a dozen fanned the sin* walked by fait h and .was a tirmi Mr. Uml Mrs. Will Aldrich ami si*t«n,-*i»eiit S,dnntay night and air. With I In- big stick they pound­ Sunday in lmllon. Ihe guests of Ins ed Up* ball all over th-- lol. brother. Chns. KyiP'It. pilchcd the hiiiiifgH. after which .Milrb*-ll went on th* , mound, You May Be Assured Our Interest Rate Is SAFE flow many thousands of hard-earned dollars have been invested in gold bricks no one will ever know. The fellows who deal in them operate on the basis that a prospectus promising enormous dividends, compared with which the 'paltry 3 per cent’’ of the savings banks seem ridiculous, will do the business, and too often they arc-eorrcct. . A few years ago the famous Franklin Syndicate,’’ operating in New York, agreed to pay 5 percent Weekly (260 per cent annually) on deposits. 'I he money came in by the barrel, and after paying a few dividends out of the money sent them by the '•suckers’’ they suspended payment indefinitely. It was estimated that in less than ninety days they received over $500,000. Seems incredible. No banker ever knowingly advised a depositor wrongly. When you find a place for your money safer and more profitable to you than our bank, we expect you to put it there, and if you consult us will advise you so to do. In the meantime, however, we arc glad to render you our very best service. Hastings National Bank Only National Bank Barry County Hastings, Micb. _ Mrs. Sophia Bowser. <*f .loliu*lovvn. for a long tun** tin* BAN-! iNER’S faithful and efficient rorrespomlcnl from Gra.tjgr Hall Cor­ ners pawed away Thursday after a long illuew*. Mi? Bowser wu» one ■■■■□□□□□nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnanwaMW jC'Xffi"”*” h'‘ Mr#. Anna Haininond has a sister in that soothing from aBtlle Creek vtsilins her. Mr. and Mrs. NttiePunwIl were in Hastings. Saturday.’ -BANNER .WANT AD VS. PAY, BANNER WANT ADV& PAY. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, ApfJl'gT 6, 1M4. RAGE MX Hastings Smothers 'Allegan. sevi-nlh on Bei l. - double. Gray'-* August Meet Ing \V. F. M. S. ................................... * • “SkA"'’ ’ S’™'"'’ The‘August meeting of Ihe Wo- ! man's Foreign—M+ssiunnry Hbrfoty J sci.i-p .*f IJ tn 2. im-Miny. in nm» 01 ........... » no In in the nn* of m the ine Methodist aieinoaiiu Episcopal npiscopm church! rnureii. . __ ----» . . — Ihe gr*-:il*'At exhibitkin* **f balling! . .The visitors mad** one nnrt“ xvitl be held -nt-the-home -nf—Mnr. Witnes«.d *m ,tli*- luirrn* ih.l'ni.K'ntnHr on jrtnjrtpa-fnr-^ri■irmnn -------------■■ ....... 1 |»-n ,■ Illi** Winsbav. Allegan'* star. *■ ish nnd n sacrifici* fly by Wins- Maude Bniwft nn Wednesday -after- > noon Augusl 12. Every- member Every .... • pitcher, lin'd A'riimnii. wh** -uc<-r.**l- , low. will Jiave to make nn effort to be It is possible that luck may play an important part In >-d him, vvere Ipuch.-d up for a total i The score: BALDWIN STILL present, but plena'* ito so, ns impor­ the making of fortunes, but it has nothihg to do with of 2( bn*****. That Allegan rohld Im Hurting* . Hading THROWS GOOD CURVES tant liliitfnoi** must be attended |o fortunes accumulated from the savings of labor. **.» decirtvrly—defeated wn- min.- : Kvimlt 'll. at Ihis meeting. thing every fan would Imv- . .nibi. A bank account, however, will be of assistance and <*d before the game begun. I he I"- , i*i,in'on _» Ohl Time PilcJu-r F.njov* Threw Ing Hub the young man or .woman who will take this method of ' ' played magnilb eiitly in lairgi* Cliaulauipiii. and ontileld. 111 ml....... li I? rr. nn<l saving from his or her salary will eventually reach the Th** Chaulau.piiL which opened rran National l-rugiirr. desired goal. using lie* slick will. Hleck. 2b ' on Weihiesduy afii'rnoun in lin* city Hall pilrhed sli-ailily and did not | Mall by? lb' park, is drawing large crowds, per­ W« not only Mfeguard your money agai have to .*v rt him-If al any slag.rf .< i but we alio allow you 1% on Certificates for sons coining from all parts of th.* oral mnu ......... A pa*** m Iforne mlE Chilton, rf ... uounly. Owing to incomnlele re.it., i *. a I..,v...i i.i 1 >.l> ■> _ -leaguer. wii> |H>ns nt Ihis .early time it i« Im­ single, gave Alb-gun one run. possible to slat*- how many tickets wen* sold, but it is known that at I • am. In Ih.-ir half. Hastings made fourMIDDLEVILLE, MICH. bmsl 41.UU0 worth of tickets wore thn . phni-uir- nt meeting nin». Winslow- pa««*-d Hell. Eek; Tidnls dtopemed ot. After the slight in­ Charles Baldwin, of .Ibis ciij struck out. Beck llu-n hronglil the . debtedness <*f the lot-ill Chautauqua was a great .Xulional l.-agu.- i fan** 10 heir feet py smnsnmg imv >. Hanniio ball far ......... Im w.h**F for a home '4•» in lh>* middle, <-mhti.-. Baldwin assm-iation is paid nt l**asl ?Hiu will run. Window hit Maltby. Gray ' "''J• was a- well-known then aWai­ poppeil 10 Window, ihili hit for.: .. ... . • • ter John-on of Chri.-ty Matthew-on Kn**l*l* Giltzb three base* nnd Maltby -eored. I .; ,k’S ‘ * Imlay. His name wa«-'«ni -rti** Im- '• Along the highway* at Topdinin. Kyirntl follow.-.! with a tin'.....bn-e: ’ ‘’ J, * .•very fun. Alvord was.third base­ e.. where new stale roads are Im-| man for St. I.miis li-iim. Th.-v met drive ail.| Hall *. ore.l Mmlm. l , Ing built, wild apple tree* are be­ That we may hope to consult with, and a good friend to-tle-to, in Hn-ling*. tor |h** lir.-l lime (nice J popped to Shatter mid |lm inning, pjp " ‘ ’ a ul 1 ing grafted with cultivated varie-1 AlyonL blit in hand, la.-e.i Baldwin but if she can only get a low (x-rccntageof her forces through the lies mid signs are being posted in­ I Window p nnd । i forming the public that tin* apple­ V nimiicd ill*third inning.!. Spinal openings to the tissue ceils, they will become susceptible men have greatly changed in ar >* for public eating. ■‘niton. .Bell scoreii Total to disease and painful conditions etc. of the organs that are thus In Formosa-there is a tree be* mg .ingb* iidn right. Linings l.-i of Mr. Window. H_w,inin. een 3.M0 and It.tMMt years . old reduced to less than normal in their functions, and still more O Hg|,| field and A. U­ trouble is built up by their failure to eliminate the poisons from m file -Lil.. He mad.* '• »««» f***-t and th** lowest bnim-he*. forty-, i««ilig Frk lb*ck' Home runs. Bek. Hutchins: three live fret from Ihe gmuinl. The tree the system. Be more nearly 100% alive, while you may have •timim'* fumble and base bits. Hall 2. Kyneit; two bus.* Is a species nf cypress. the Japtm100% of time force, and material which, equally distributed full If III.- foil’*'bits. Hall. Beck. I’.mmroy, Junker, ese "Bcniki." pilc|ii*d some wry g.H*d eurv.-<. Isarrilb-e hit. Mullin; double plays. means health. Let us show you what Nature CAN do for YOU. rk bit i-. sacrifice fly. Kyneit. Window; w ih-ii ii*-CK on nut oui a .i homer, ii.niitT..y -...... . _Afl*:r a suit Involving household ' AlVord was greatly j.I.-a-d w .. Kymlf to U*Vk (<• Maltby 2. Mllltlll y.-ii.-u veiled twice as loud wli.-ii base. k> mtn st ruck out • by goods worth *212 had been in the the work of •••vend lo.-al pkiy.-r |to Kimbles; left **n bases. Hastings lhev Hulch’iu- cam** to bat and nut the/Hall 2. by Wfo-lnw I. by Aeuman St. Louis courts for Hfiecn years partiruhii ly Kyneit. Gray and B<-| Hall ... 3.-nrf lir-t on **ri-or«. Had­ ball -.piarely. By Un- time the, •»:. bases on b.ill* •'*>IT — ..r... r:.. mid had incured rout in** court costa ing? leather wa« relumed to the dia-. " inslow 1. off Amman I; .hit, by of *500. a referee rejiort recom­ NKW HKNDBRSHOTT BUILDING Hasting** I-um-s In 10 liming*. by Mullin 2; ban-s on balls clear and j pitcher, by Window, 2. . e ROOMS 5, fl AND 7 mended Hint Hie gomls nnd the lin I: hit by pitcher. Mulrcuit. ! Umpire, Hannon. Citizens Phone 317 Hastings Michigan • in Hit*. Additional Sporting News Page 5. nants. lluslinil*. Wins Nnlurdnj in Hi innings. Thursdiiv;. . ARE YOU ON A SALARY "UOY” H E N s E FARMERS’ STATE BANK Nature is Highest Authority M. W. SMITH, D. C. B**ll who was r>-r**nll.y itijur.-d required |(i iiuiing* for St. Joints I being dire bring in llm'imed.**! mu wa» mil., 'scores. Ilils................ forthcoming, due lo A-hley’s siden- enabl*-d Hastings i*> win. did pitching. Three times l|a*t' ' very-nggresiiiss was r*-tire*| with l*a»»*s full.! amiin»t th but Ashley pnwed a- -tumbling ■ inli>4.| pr.*v block when it rjttne («• hittmg safe­ ly. Altogether Ha-tmg had loft on •ding day. Dully liases 19 iiicn. Iliuting- mad** two -. th** ball so qulekly to th** bases llr.il s*<tne of Ihe nio»| daring St'. Johns base runmitlieid. The next score w made on mi infield hit anil a pamill theiunnly tin* iin<*.i<liislo<*nl*si hits mid error*. A iniitT in Un-.oiillb'I'l with (wo Tlu* score: -Hustings. Hol li scnri il on «ingl* E. Chillon. 3d' Erk, s* L. Chilton rf Maltby. dA Hammond PfollTor, h Knulib*. t on a pa«s lo Maltby Hustings mad** another in the fourth, when B**ck took first on I’foifor's fumble and »c..r.*d on Mtil’ i's mult of'a long lly. inlleld tut. I lir-ouuh the t-nurl Mr. Kimble, Chill..11 and I neh.-.l fin- bugs safely. Kym-lt g<»- Krull, If Mullm. rf •• plate. Uiiig ability by' smashing the Ashley, p St. Johns Hasting* .Ashley ;i; base on Inill-. oil' Add* B**rk. lemmr <<p**im*l the ninth inning lauding hard upon nn» of- Bell's ift straight ©«••*. and it went far The work of •'Dr.lly.Grny was fine tlHoiiulidiH the gaiiic. Iik catch of dLtlicult high lly rmiiinu at. an of Hast Inn* Easily IhTciiles SI. Ings l.-am misplays by Hustings in the iiining, gave (In* -visitors their run in the game. Hall and M oppust-d each ullitir1/n hits, combined with misplay--. Hastings three runs, whife pilrlied steadily. n«-v.-t- all., mon* than *.110 hit per inning. • in the sixth when two ‘ made. Buyers To Share In Profits Lower Prices on Ford Cars rhis Is What the Ford Company Says About It Effective from August 1, 1914, to August 1, 1915, and guaranteed against any reduction during that time: Touring Car Runabout Town Car $490 440 690 F. O. B. Detroit, all cars fully equipped. (In the United States of America only.) Further, we will be able to obtain the maximum efficiency in our factory production, and the minimum cost in our purchasing and sales departments if we can reach an output of 3(X),(MM) cars between the^aboye dates. And should we yeach this production, we agree to pay as the buyer’ share from $40 to $60 per car (on or about August 1, 1915) to every re­ tail buyer who purchases a new Ford car between August 1, 1914 and August 1, 1915. ' For further particulars regarding these low prices and profit-sharing plan, see the nearest Ford Branch or Dealer. ford motor Company ting four hits in* four ti They were I lu ce doilb ►ingle. mid, while Bell funs liim-eif, his bit* l ‘ The visitors ma first inning when third when Hall tin grpunder over Beck's attempt at dmibliug. when Buck piissed. Snill Hasting* made on.* <m lw Chilton's triple folfowc.) bv . I'foifnr l«> Hammond tn Boll's *loubl<> Another ram.* hi th* secund on*NaItby's singl*-.- V<--- KTtnble; struck mil by .......... droppod lly and Hall's single <»ver, umpir**' .Harmon. fa'copd bag. Two more raine ni th- fifth wlrnni dJfc-Thnes Lose hi Allo. Hutchins w.-nl u> first on fielder's I rlmir**, ami took third when J-nnci met defeat in threw wild lo llrsl trying to calch Altn by a .-core *> lo 0. Saturday, L. Chilton. Bell followed with n '1><- Allo manage.............. ............ Iwp ba«e Mnash, which srured both rifled over the alleged strength of runnel I heir ‘hpponenta Ihnl they import­ The seventh inning was u bad in­ ed a nuiiile-r of players from Grand ning for pitcher Mullin,, h i-icver Hapids. including Sohby Saur. Ilin youngster. After Kynrtf had (lied we||-ktiown pitcher, and catcher to right, Mullin hit Hulrhms In th>* Bryant. The Lifers had the mis­ hoad, putting him out of tin* gain**. fortune lo hit I Im hall into some Mirha.-l took Hutchin** place. Mul- ones hand every time, but that is ' lin had the hard luck to hit L. base ball luck. Roush and RobChilton., the next batsman. *Bell leski did good-work. hut some runs came along with a hot single to left were needed in order to make a anil Michael scored. Chillon taking showing against their onponenls. t)nrd. Eek singled and Chilton ' The Lifor* play in Delton f on® laade the last score. week from Saturday. Don't think the Ford Motor Co. will not reach a 300,000 production this year, for during the nine months from October 1, 1913, to July 1, 1914, they built and sold 203,194 cars, or an average of better than 22,500 per month. You aye sure of your rebate, which will make your touring car cost only from $430 to $450. . Only six cars left on our contract. If you want a car, don’t wait. Stebbins Auto Go Hastings, Mich �THE HASTINGS BASNEB, AIC.LKI U.1ML Rexall Blackberry Cordial Is a prompt and efficient remedy for such common ills as.Diarrhea, Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Ete1...sic Never Cut a Corn! It is dangerous. It usually makes tho Corn worse, and harder to cure, and may cause blood poison­ ing. REXALL CORN SOLVENT helps to . remove corns far more effectively than by cut­ ting, and with no pain or danger.-.-...25c Rexall Foot Bath Tablets Restore tired, aching, tender, weary feet to comfort. Soothing, antiseptic, deodorizing; make walking and standing cosy......25c Rexall Mentholine Balm Makes a splendid application for neuralgia, burns, wounds, bruises—skin affections of all kinds. Great for sunburn and insect stings. It will sat­ isfy you—or your money back—..________ 25c It any of the above preparation* fail to give aatUfaction, come back and get your money—it ia yonr* and FAULKNER’S REXALL DRUG STORE Delton, Mich. Extra Early Sale of White Dress Goods 22 After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waistings, White Crepes, etc., will be sold at Less Than Actual Cost. Children’s Ready-made Gingham arid Percale Dresses at Cost. Some extragood bargains in Dry Goods. F. II, WILKINSON Prairieville, Mich. We Pay Per Cent Delton State Bank Capital Surplus 920,000.00 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prcs. Fred-O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. /Aldrich Dr. Donald McLcay Wm. Elliott ' J. G. Hughes - r George J. Doster L. B. Teerpening Announcement 1 wish to announce to the people of Barry County that I have purchased the store and-general merchandise busjnessof Gilbert Fox of Shultz and will conduct a first class general merchan­ dise business in that village. Your pat­ ronage will be appreciated and in re­ turn I will endeavor to give you the best service I can. ANSON C. BOYES Shultz, Mich. r Just Look at These— Kelley’s Kool Komforts Ice Cream and Soft Drinks, Cigars and Tobacco [f IP ' Peanuts and Candy STORK OP£N EVERY SUNDAY ■ Stop for Refreshments at <>KELLE,Y’S<J CLOVKKDALE. MICHIGAN PAGE SEVEN CLOVERDALE. GLASS CREEK. j Bay Erway and family *penl .Mrs. A.E. Pat ton made a bminrtsi Flossie -Harlby-from Martin 4k»r-t Sumtay with N. «. Bru»*. ' trip to Kalamazoo, Tuesday. t ners ia vuiUng ralalivea in thia ' • °----------- . - XL..U-— I ne,«hh4rhood. t --------- „ tended. Proceeds, IS.to. •pent last week with her parents. Mrs. Mary -Havens is .spending!1 Next Supdfty preaching will he in Mr. and Mrs. Roush of Cedar Creek.[tho week with her gOD, Wm; Huv- the forenoon, after Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson made ’’ns. .... -» Norris Family Itrunlon. DOWLING. the bu»in«'M trip to Delton, Friday. C. W. Whittemofe and family Beatrice McDonald of CoaU spent Sunday wilh her parents'al . Tin- Norris Fapiily Reunion will Edd Cassidy »nd wife. WiUctl • lie held on Augusl IP. 1014. at Cot­ Rice and-wife went to Homer, on a Grove is visiting her grandparents Delton, ‘Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald, part Roy Otis, spent Sifnday with W. Inge Grove on the south shores of business trip, Sunday. ■ lust week. L. Whittemore’s at Deltim. R- After dinner u program Fay Whitworth am) and family :....; spent‘of । Clear ,u« lozke. ,1 ... Mr Arrhri- of Battle Creek wasj John Chamberlin of Shultz nnd I will Mr. Archer will be lie- given. given, All mcinhem are reSunday at Frank Mattison's. ip tho guest of Mrs. William Gilles-’. I|e„ic Otis, spent Sumlay afternoonI1 quci mi tub, quested to be present. Friends .will Prrtchardville. • with his grand parents at Wall | be be welcome. w.-ii-uni'.-.’’ Frank Day and family <d Johns­ pie, Wednesday. Miss Ethel Given was in Hastings, lake. t; I G. E. Nprris, Sec'y. town visited with Bert Dah-yvind Monday. !. family. Sunday. ■ .Miss Edith Juhncox is spending a, H. K. SlatiUm and wife have been visiting his children nt Caledonia, j few days with her grandfather., Irving and Hasting'. I tic pusl week/ Conrad Kalher. white Mrs. Kallier While Janies tini-il was rutting is in Grand RapiiL tor a few days. outs Iasi week Saturday tie killed . Church Notes. l7*Tattlesnakes. on.- old one and Id small ones. Who can beat it? Sunday nnd no Sunday . school on Leon Stanton ha* Ins htnue mov­ aevouni of quarterly meeting " ed onto his lol he pun-hased of Shultz. But .every -.c™ ::r.r one come ----and, Jesse Warner. Two murf from attend the quarterly meeting at Il you have any work in the above lines I shalLbe more Orangeville did lb- work. They Shultz. than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will certainly did a Dm* job, not Attention! Baked Good Sale— cracking tho plash i find my prices as low as 1 can possibly -make them. Mrs. Vida Slantmi i« entertaining goods, pork nnd beans, jellies, ent-! My Other Lines —Pneumatic Pressure Systems, tier sister from Kalamazoo. tage. cheese, fresh vegetables .ete­ Mrs. John DepreashT who under­ al A. E. Ballon's store, Friday, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. went an operation at Nichols Hoi- August lith. Tell your friends pilal is doing as well in, coubl be about il. Every fiody come. expected, which, her many friends There, is going to be an ice cream are glad lo ktiow. social al Arthur Johncox's TliursMark Skillman has rented the dtly. August "th, and a DELTON MICHIGAN. Jones property and i» now in-cupy- program will be’ given, ing it. come. . Miss Ixira Bryam is visitihg rela­ tives ami friends al Itoalmi, Mass. LONG BEAU ' Clark Mnckindef and'wif.- of Bat­ tle Ci-eek have been spending a few • A jolly crowd of right young la­ •lays with his brother, Chas, and dies with their clioprron Mis. NetHo Milter enjoynl a week's outim family. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Troxel returned al Hie Ret I Cottage, consisting of th> home Tuesday nfl(-r a short vhnl Misses Edith Nirkorson. Ora. Nora with their daughter.' Mrs. Blanche and Mildred Millar. Sybil Fleming Warner. Miss Nei|j< accompanied is what wc will give you in every line we sell. Qur I ibel Smith. them home. Clair Fredoh fell out, of a swing Policy is the "Best for the Money." We have | Wednesday evening in such a man­ young Indhki. Mr. and Mi ner lo break his arm. Dr. Burt was called and made him as com­ Laura Stanton. Mr. and Mrs. something new in Dry Goods and Notions all the | fortable as possibi-. time. It will pay you to come and see what Miss McDonald >d Grand Hapids, of Grand Hapids el is Ihe guest of her sister, Mrs. Mer­ dinner nt the lake S have and you will appreciate the values we are A parly of cmnpr rill Ix'clkn. , . Rev. Brooks is conducting meet­ Beulah and Bernice offering all the more. ing* in Whitworth' Indi every Sunday evening. Mrs. Redin Wliilwmlh is enter­ Everything in Laces, Embrodcries taining her cousin. Mr*. Vermillyu and two sutfs of l4>-\eland, Ohio. Ribbons, Stickerie Trimmings and Dorrance Tojh<-ti<spent last week visiting friends m Grand llapBraids, Ruchings and Rufllings at Southwestern Barry DELTON. 'life program given last week Tuesday al Mrs. George Mosier’-was not given by Hie' L A. B. as stated, but by tho L. T. L Hev. Hay Merrill of Kalamazoo was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hlatur Inst -Tuesday nnd Wednesday. George Doyle nf Springfield, Illi­ nois, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Eu­ gene' Horton. Dr. Copp of Plainwell was a guest of Dr. Cross Wednesday nighl. ' Percy Collins of'Cincinnati name lust Wednesday to spend a few weeks wilh his wife and baby who are spending the summer al F. A. Btarkrnan Mrs. Orren Barret returned Tuesday from a visit with friends in Nashville. France-, Edmonds of Ha.ilings Is spending a week with Cleone Brandstetler. Mrs. Gillespie, who has been in Horgcss Hospital for* six weeks, re­ turned home ’ifiuraday, She is feeling real well and will toon be nlioiit again. Mm, Frances Monroe of near Climax is visiting Mrs. \\ in Hall. Miss Bernice Fl >wrr ..IU'li-L-.l Hie Mower reunion al Allendale Fit- rime is a jolly house parly over al Mr. Mtinnitic'.- red tag - nl Beccliwrwid this week consisting nf svmr Krliimnxoo pm tics, Ijivcra DoM'-lof Milo. Clayton Brandstetler. Chari..-, Smith. Kathryn Dinkcl and Myrtle Manning nf this phen. Mrs. Marshall Nnrwood of Kalnmnz.no is acting n« chaperonn for the party. Dr. Mcl.ennnn of Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cross from Thursday until Saturday. Mrs. John Slater is spending n few weeks with her parents at Or­ chard Lake. Mrs. Elgin Barton vntcrlaiin-il relatives from- Galesburg Thurs.day. Mr. Daniels of Sauli Ste. Marie visited his enusin Gladys Gaskill several days Iasi week. Mrs. Corwin entertained her brother'and wife from Otsego Wed­ nesday night. (». A. Hoeltzel was called In Marshall Wednesday by the sudden death of his brother. in Bmiticld last week'to the home of their daughter, Mrs. Acker. Mr. and Mrs. Newton superintended I lie farm while Mr. and -Mrs. Acker vis­ ited in Baltic Creek. Iley. John Slater attended camp . meeting in Eaton Rapids from Thursday until Saturday. Miss Dorothea lloelt/.-l of Baltic Creek visited her parents here Sat­ urday and Sunday. Cliiis. Gaskill of Hastings visited relatives here last week. ’ Delton defeated Augusta nl a spirited bull game Saturday by a score of H to 2. A large nnumber from here nlI ended ihe pioneer picnic al Cedar Creek Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Gale arc visiting in Grand Hapids. . Miss Clara Dilryca of Lansing visited Miss Bernii’c Pennock from Wednesday until Sjimliiy. Mr. and Mrs. Bun'staiicc and fam­ ily and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Itichaidsnn all of ClnrksvHb- were Sunday ppm-sls nl H. K. Faulkner's. • Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds and I daughter Grace of Hastings visited nl Herl Pcrtnnek's Sunday. KIH LTZMrs. A. Crossman and daughter. Clessie of Grand Hapids. are visit­ ing relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. C. Sminervillc and son Lester, visited relatives nl Ilirhland mid Knlnmnzoo, Saturday mid Sunday. Remember the quarterly meeting nt the church, beginning Friday evening nnd lasting over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of Milwaukee, ar? visiting theultUlet's parents, J. Horn mid wife. Mr. and Mrs. Will .Aldrich of Ball Inion*, nnd Floyd. Aldrich mid wife of Kalamazoo, wore Sunday visitors at Chas. Aldrich’s. Frank Hallock nf Johnstown spent Monday with Ips mother. Hnymmiil Aldrich spent the week end with friends in Dellnn. Albert lleese of Grand Hapids is spending the week with wilt Hal­ lock. . Mr. and Mrs. John Horn left Tuesday morning for a few days visit with friends in Mason. Grandma Wurm of Brush Ilidge is ill at the home of hoi- son, nl this place. Frod Weyennan mid son’s' Corl and Frank and Will Chamberlain took in the hall game at Delton. Saturday. Charlie Aldrich is enjoying a vis­ it with his sister. Mrs. Coni Stinclii-oinb from Great Falls,'Montana, whom he had not seen for fl years. PLUMBING <5 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING CHAS. DENEAU, Good Value ! i Will Henkes mid wit.-, Alberti Clark Were cJlIlcl Henkes mid wife ami little daughter; him* Sat unlay. of Clarksville, fai-- cffmphtg at -roning a crowd Wildwood, Find Lake. flay :in<| Thursday al Sila- I sons in Hope, and.called • Daisy Bergman, Wednesday noon. Frank Freeman wa, lak< dimly ill while tlli>~lnng ' Slrinbeck's last Saturday, popular prices. McCall Patterns, Magazines and Publications in stock. Miller. Flo.* WM. RENKES & SON I DOWLING lo be taken home in Frank Webster is Exceptional Values Mr. and Mrs. Will .1, pleasant sojntirn of lyv relatives al Ch'-I The Missi s !(• Stevens, Isabelr. Hyde, Bet ‘ .Mrs. Gem: ('.lark un'<l ing al Cle in White Goods this Week. Lockwood sheeting bleached 9*4 wic^th per yd. . 23c Lockwood sheeting brown 9-4 width 21c 45 in. Pillow tubing•_ __1_18c White muslin per yd. from. ,_j 6 to 12c Brown muslin per yd. from 6 to 12c White dress material per yd. from. ... 8 to 29c White table linen per yd. from -.39 to 89c White linen crash,. 18 in. .——..10c Napkins, hdkfs^ musl/n underwear etc. .All at the lowest possible prices. Miss-Mand>- C-irirtglil returned homo Friday. ■ • " \ Miss Beriiiei- Hill is recovcling j from the imiisl'•«. Mr. and Mr,. Ed. Hill ami daugh­ ter have been at Charles Hollman's I the past week. Mrs. I.ollm Bussell has been cnlerlaining her. <"Usiii from Gulci-I burg, Ute past f<-w days. .Mr. ami Mrs. Olis Miner—mid| daughter visited relatives here Hieend of the week. . Clarence fl<»—-. of Hallie Crvt-k , has moved to John Cadart's tenant , house ami will do. carpenter work ,,|-,|a|..., for any one who wishes such work) Will done. iSunday Will Stanton l*fl for St. Helen family. Iasi Thursday for a few week.,‘imtF.nii iiig with lii-i brotjiet;, Hufii'. Mr-. Sunday Stanton mid Mi— Nellie will jojti (l„-k an them next Week. ' John Charles Shmbm anti family .-petit Saturday mid Sunday with liny Smit li and family in eamp nt Clear Like. Mr. ami Mr-. Mose SLripklnnd, who have both been imorly. went lo Fine Lak<-. Sunday, lu remain several week*. Mrs. Sybil Falk is spending. this HOPE CENTER. week wilh relatives nt HMlHigs. Mrs. Charlie Whitnoy returned Mrs. Mnry Babrork-Im., Iwen s.cki Imine -from Blue Island. Monday Iho past two W'-eks, but' is wnne| where she has been caring Mr her belter. daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Ashby nnd Archie French. nt Galesburg, u faw family spent Sunday with Mr. mid days recently. .Mi». Ernest Hoftrof Cedar Crock. Miss Ella Burkholder .-pent sev­ COTTAGE GROVE. eral <lays witli friends and rela­ Henry Kapp mid irmly from But­ tives In Hastings. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Whilmor*- of tle Creek with I' ;>mds from Illinois South Wnll Lake, called on 0. dea­ caught soqie line buss ul tin* lake. ler's. Friday. - Ia.il week. J. Millspaugh mid wife, with L. H. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Degolin of North Hope, culled on Hay Ham­ Stevens and Wife of Battle Creek mond's, Sunday uflertiooii. Sundayed al the Grove. Alxiul 2tiu peuiile met al the. Mrs. (Jtlo Ackci; was called lo Hastings. Tuesday, by the serious Grove'Sunday aliernomi t<> witness illness of |ior little niece. u guttle of ball between Imwling' Mr. and Mrs. Hay Hammond spent mid Hickory Corners. Hickory won I Tuesday and AVediio,,lay al Joe by Iwo score,. Hammond's of. Shultz. ixnnfag eveait, al Ihe Grove.for this week-lire Ihe Wurner-KrinerMead Family Reunion. ' liiig-Frecman irinuuii Wednesday,7 Till' annual reunion of Mead funi- the 5th. and the Beach annual re-j lUcs will be field at Cole'# landing. unnm Thursday, the 6th. .7m.— . ......... Thursday. August 13. Base-ball and ।j Wednesday.• Augx li the John:olher sports. , town Granger., wlift ttiyir auiiuaH John Meade, Sec'y. I picnic ul [lie Grove. Grocery Dept. Coffees at 2(1, 23, 25, 28, 30, 35 and 40 cents per Teas at 20, 35, 40, 50 and 60 cents per lb. Kopf & Kopf Delton, Mich Buggies and Wagons We Have a Large Line When you buy’a Wagon or Buggy you want one that will last lor years, one that has the “wear and tear” in it. We arc highly pleased with our line of Buggies and Wagons. Wc never tie ourselves to any one line, but when wc can find anything that is Better . And the price is Right, wc add it to our line. Thai is one reason why you always get the best on the market at this "'‘store. That is why people find it to their advantage to come here from miles around and buy of us. Wc give them the best for their money. Our prices arc lower than prevail elsewhere because the coat of doing business is much leas, our living expenses arc much lower. All ol these items have to be added to the coat, and the consumer has to pay them. , By getting these costs down to the lowest possible notch wqjle prices Aldrich Brothers Company DELTON, MICHIGAN �AUGUST «, ItlL THE HASTINGS BANNER________________________________ ____ ___ PAGE EIGHT .LmUrSnuU—while... fc'jiidr . '■.Ip&.i hl.uk .iml I.III. I Hili'T ph'a-e WANTS o»« CIMT a word. a Mire Furnished Rooms for light housekeeping al 311 So. Church HL Hee i’liin Smith. For Hole Cheap -Rough l-in.-h I her for routing and sheet mg. bill sluff. Phone tuuJ. Inq Cisterns biiill. cleaned mid repairc All work guaranteed, Phone • leave word al Smith's Market. I.< Smith. City.'. dry mixed wo tid delflwd. Phone mmI or Reul House with ham. im E-i Given SI. Suitable fur-1 W‘ l.llll lies. Tho*. E. W aters, JIH I ■llllg) Bryan*.' City. Houle the day. Phoiiv 137. For Rale I ni'- -miunn bank of Thtirnapld'' lake. rinding hem ‘ wilh 5, ari Price right. Spark*. In j-------- Jpwn.. Ute hddttr.ziu.lht! baruL Mrs, Anns-Ereneh <?f /cvItoilltLlxich.jmUa^ipB.tetel^-—JF . * x slipped nnd fell 20 feet on the barn!was called In-re mi aern&nl of lhei The Rlokoe sisters Izifs, Lola nnd! HASTINGS MARKETS lloor ami Was very badly injured. | illness of het- brother Frank John- litlle’Agin-s nre spending their va» _________________ WIIIV I'rs. Taylor anti llanlim won- call-lson. . ration with their grandparents at .. ________ ______ "''d*ai mad. -a* •-omfortahle Nallum Moffat and wife spent j "'ipr. Ind. I .T**, * 1,9H’ . .. |n* possible and a trained nurse was ------------1 The_aHaslinpi Milling Co. is paying — . Sunday, .'UII'IMI with nuu m> ...I uncle aaaaa 11- in-Grand; III aaruil'l; . -.Uliiliiooeit. He Mn fa t— still -i,ll al -.1 Ihe llu. FinkLuilr>-—• Rapids.* n ..1 On z,n Wednesday A. , ir U..11 look inT"O rHO cents bushel for wheat. atiAuken mid rliil- (1 *uinhione<t. Rapids. II. Bell renin per p« Vheal, rye. timothy hay mid bulter 1-.- s|,< odiiig n-pml ••••""T home in a very i-rilicat con-1 M „ rri Morri, Wn.I.I who umSnreot in l»’“Llrr. ind «. Ih.ni I n««| »»«•!. IW fl.,ldilmn. but are hopeful of his re-1! operation M"rr‘ >n price. Potatoes arc nl Bldlorwnrlli. Grand I ■" ‘’.''o'"11 If‘ Zl, Hxpid*. mW a weeks work, ago mo wnM wa, I uere. hero, ne lo; loaueo feH uuIhn rnu.-» rrale, m nt urns bnn« i hraiwr. ‘ f , Or u’c .. . » , H “Pid«. <wef ......... a._____ _ ...... .... by automo. ilrinrt ’»••* lilu au,o then n ,?n» lurin' PRODUOR. of. 1. M Smith was m i.rttnd Rapids brought home-Salurday 'd ‘‘’ fPA . la , i oniugiu iioiiie-.-'auiriiay uy uuiomo", niiln1 ar:iriil i p j OU business Monday. ....... ..... :__ _ _____nl ■ - ,l•'"! • double Inuniv iuuti iiemnd .. ~ . .......... . lol..1-'nnd__I.1 Imnnwlnn al -*im-wnl. |d'.' I'"W , l'“"In.-iHe.lhud, behind .Mis* Hendersh<di of in Dethe II.. homb <4 ..... his ,parents on ..... the ■’"! Marled f"i Caledonia. Autr> 3...... Blanche (ICIKII-I SI|I>1> w» —I III.; II.. ... — ...... «... ..11 is u Hu.I.................. ..—1. . ■' ■ and trailer'arrived there safe. 1'IIih troll guest <if-.her sisteriAlrs.-Prairie. MRAT8, i.limles Campbell mid husband? \ R,.v. George ' Curl fas relumed load attracted much comment, as h*. glml.lo welcome passed by. I-rank Griswold and wife. Mr. nnd from Fnyelie, O. Thursday. Mrs. il Fred MaicUele nnd wife, nf Dal­ Mr*. SI ration nil of Lansing spent t’.urffa ami son and .Mrs. Glenn <»rif- las. Texas, are spending a monili's >alunlay and Sunday al Ihe Gard- iHb will remain for a longer visit, vacation hero in Michigan. Iwo uer rotiage, Gun hike, ihe guesls of Ball game in Caledonia Sunday wef-ks of ii will Im? spent nt Gun w . I'. .Gardner nn«l wife ami re- lielween Hastings mid Caledonia. lake. Fred has a,line position in the ,u ,hrir hnm” Mix. Plmhe Gihh leR Wednesday southland mid says there are many x .’ J' rk n 1 . ■ for ^mithporl. Penn., lo visit reln- opportunities there for Ihe young­ POULTRY AND HIDKB. lll.il in (.r t.fe 1?. li0”}'* ,ivc* a'"’ i'"‘l man. * CbtakaM.Allva. to of her daughter Mt-. Wilbur Reek., family al Chmhdte. Village treasurer. A. II. Bell, has ^tow*** til Joesph. she-ulfeied Kunt oi nf .xasitviih* Nashville been very busy of late taking in Hurw HMU, W4® *Od JSA9 of >1. I.nrniv. . I . a-stroke T . . Miss Pmiliiie -"'"ii- ixtint -iKirt r “ 1 a atlende.l the Sunday school con- taxes, gelling in before Ihe .:xhn ' ' GRAIN. ’ hnmidd & J’TL’* nl ,h“ •kmaregntionol - |»t cent K added. a vlr-v l'r’’"y «»’«• John Marlin, of Wayland, nn old IViil.-r <.f hmm fa rhe Moitd V mLhL i• ‘’ ‘JT . i ’ ,',uir’‘h nnl’ Hu 111? .» urn».ngii 1 ,n,‘ra' al George pnland and wife won- in time resident here, wa* 11 visitor of-stStw illr.Li-'y ;'n,'r'I’*M,n jl<‘wn Satunlay evening. c. |f. Dietrich's on Thursday. Il.-;foj.»i d in Bur“|•'*rR- "■ l*‘,,rro returned from'at one time ran a blacksmith shop ClOtW SM4.' 17.00 »Bd 1840. • w■ 1 >. V . . Kaliuiiaxoo Monday: morning, where 1 here, many elimiges since he was _ BAIJCD HAY AND STRAW. \\ Hli.im- Mcheym anT mn James .she had spent three weeks wilh her tier.-. . Ul..mil! 1 im‘.n'.L "nd'son Henry nnd family. | Auction bills nre out to sell off I M 7 l.ln* DiT‘r <1 t 1-. ' , llui'hard mid wife are the personal properly of the Into HXHPS—HKTAtL PKlClS’ 1 ite.'nKin. •»« |"" hst. nicely selth-il iu. their new home on Robert Jai-k.-mu mi the Cotiniv Line, lad M . d.v "i',‘ m •OW" M.”' Si1.- . ..... n,ly of I W. E. DeGolia bad a roup....... . •k' % !’i .a, . Wiliam Tungale. fniit men from Grand Rnpi.i ■>' Mi-. Jarvis i.aniplidl is enterMrs. M. A. Dietrich in con-......... .... • --------- .■ -.L1 । laming her brolhet and wife from, with Mrs Jm-nb Dietrich Iowa spent Iasi week at the .Additional MHdlryllle.on Page Two For Salr-H<-giM. hogsr—Both cholera. J. E. J quire 937 Si. Haye To Renl- 5 room Carry Edmonds. ■ For Sale—A 2-btu i|'-i and connections. i Will m-II real HANNER office. rears-old. weight I The Superior Baking Qualities of French’s White Lily Flour are what make it appeal to housewives light short. Enquire of Jes*< Early Potatoes for sale Hammond'* ....... *• al from For Sale—Black mare. 3 ring*. _ . this. For Rent—Furnished Thoriiapple Lake. Addr. Eva Hmightnlm. .Morgan. Wanted Men Slrodllterk. \ bi dig Phone will. 2SI ii\\i»fiei.i>. l-dk return a Wanted - I want to hire a married man lo work on farm by Ihe year. Enquire Martha J'eiin<H-k. Hick-1 Wanted—Man and ....... . They are the ones who take special pride in having their bakings “just right.” -■•dl-ll' 377J. ..........- sniilli sit For Sale—Gm- full bl<H><l tegi-l'-r- «-d Hanfbsliire sow. imtuuiu-d llol been for lelephmi" “BEST FOR THE MONEY STORE” The many economies that we effect “through owning our own mill; our water power; electric lighting plant, and the most modern .machinery" we “put back and add to the “Quality” of French’s White Lily. “ f You-.will filid that French’s White Lily. Floor will'go further, and’you ■yvill yse every particle df-it. More than that you won't have-any spoiled bak­ ings that will have to be thrown away, because every sack of French’s White Lily is just like every On our Men’s and Boys’ Suits is equal to *4 to Vz off on some stocks. SEE THE FOLLOWING PRICES: other sack. That because the grain is always is thoroughly cleaned and polished in the same way, and all “cockle" and broken kernels are taken out. 'It is made in the way that over 40 years of successful manufacture have proven to us to be the BEST, and .by the best All $22.00 Suits $16.50 All $20.00 Suits - 15.00 All $18.00 Suits - 13.50 All $16.00 Suits - 12.00 All $15.00 Suits - 11.25 All $14.00 Suits - 10.50 All $12.00 Suits - 9.00 All $10.00 Suits - 7.50 All $6.50 Pants All $6.00 Pants All $5.00 Pants All $4.50 Pants All $4.00 Pants All $3.00 Pants • Alt $2.50 Pants . All $2.00 Pants All $1.50 Pants All $1.00 Pants $4.88 $4.50 $3.75 $3.38 $3.00 $2.25 $1.88 $1.50 $1.13 $ .75 All $8.00 Suits All $7.00 Suits All $6.00 Suits All $5.00 Suits All $4.50 Suits All $4.00 Suits All $3.00 Suits All $2.50 Suits $6.00 5.25 4.50 3.75 3.38 3.00 2.25 1.88 /?. Off on All Boys’ Suits that arc not Norfolk style. There arc some excellent values in this lot. l/3 Off on All Straw Hats Children’s Rompers, 50c quality 1-------- 37c G. F. CHIDESTER HASTINGS MICHIGAN and latest models of machinery that money can buy. The result is that you get flour of a far superior quality, at the same price an inferior grade would cost you. . . Every Grocer and Elevator in Barry County handles it, because their customers demand it. Why don't ypu try it? 1 Middlevne Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Prop MIDDLEVILLE. MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER AUGUST 6,1914-20 PAGES. SWISJBIA •of ihe river, was exactly right for iu? to see nnd take pictures. Three • nu n rowed our Iwal, aim we fol­ lowed die river a short distance THE RtLIGIBHS CAPITAL tile Steps fiotn to|<to hotloill Were PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO 19. ANNOUNCEMENT e. cooties came down l<> ill" river, lie imdy We are told, wu* Dial of ilrli per*mi. as he wa* aide to ive a band, and nl*o the stretcher is decorated with V-n upright Mtclu July PJ| I. my Candidacy-for th* in the 1511a'Senatorial thronged with thousands of people Coming nnd going, rnrh one carry­ STRANGE METHODS (IF DI^POS- ing a brass dish, in which to carry ING OF THE HEAD l\ ( I IA home some- of this holy waler. Mixed with these people on the plare.l’nsei' il. SACRED TO THE HINDI S T|ii? i»ody wa« steps and platform*; web* sacred down to the river, and im­ A*xen and goal*, for’sacrifice.'and in lirdiighl mersed in Baptist, fashion, placed BODIES CREMATED ON BANKS. on the muddy bank, and wIkiI we supposed to be a priest. dipped PEOPLE BATHE IN MUDDY GANGES »■« Tip* view from I lie boyf. i steps, sixty feel high, ali'i ptople •tressed in'cloth of colors with the Infix Temple* for a back giour.d let. by nine people, nnd two hams a sighf, never to he foigolleu one, for the luggage. The lm|e| i*.There is also n beautiful X!iv|,.i*iidirectly away fnmi th" fowii. and;median Temple, or Alosque. will Ihe station is d twenty mmnte rule1' “ ’ • ' “ fr„m the city. The location * “ hotel is'ill Ilie Etiglirfi end; I circus men and of whom tho lay| mail knows Iml little is “Poiicorn"' George Half, living at Delevan Lake. Win, hale and hearty nt the age of 82. Circus men of other days all had one great failing, they Inked lo be failed “colonel." and. as soon as one came into possession of a circus, the title automatically | fell to him. Now. Mr. Hall 'had I been known for a ipiarter of a ceni lure a* "Pop George,'' for il .wn* hh' generations ago there lived a poor who invented the candy form ofi Mi'lhodisl preacher. who rode a : delicacy made from |>opcorn. And when'Mr. Hall catnw into posbig circuit, wlijeb necessilatiil him MIS’, JANE-SnOCNEY/RTDER, preaching four nr live times every He was one of the first men In run Sunday. The Hev. Hr. S,*H had .... a slrnw ujion businesslike princifour Isiy*. Adam. G*w. Peter and had a ■similar!pies,mid lo do away wilh Ihe gyp*y Ephraim. The neighbors said that old circus fol- | like melhods which had long pre­ ... the •■colonel." I dominated circus lie. Dishonesty and much to Mr. Hall's chagrin. In- and graft were not allowed in rtny' Iwa* ever known as "popcorn j form. [George.” There is nothing about his great The richest individual showman | organization with which lip is not in I lie world today lived not a I familiar. He knows every one .of [great ways from Indiamipvlis. in'the 1,025 employe,**, most of them On a rainy. I*, which they passed out Ihe little city of . Peru, Ind. He isiby their llr.-t name. dllre, ’I'lie ability of (he like .Edison was ju«t. b**gilldawn ami they proved prfif- i i I I Temple, eontainei ile and dirty idols .<•«. one of which i BY WILSON-UNDERWOOD TARIFF of Hie W ay- .and Means hti* jmrt uivenyi’fl. Mr. iftil>ibd th" Imports of Religious Bathers at Benares, India. 'lay m until tlm- < . a* il is unsafe i > fi .s'the boat drifted d.rtvn the riv AA'e took a cold killi we.came to a place in front n ...... .. ..... Temple where they were ere railroad is very rough. i muling, and just as we got there Il is impossible to fistfilK* a city)Guy were bringing down a body like lienan's. The land for mile* ‘ B was wrapped in white ,-lotl liefore reaching il. • ' ' ■ ' ‘ ’’ '.... ....... . . . sand, «r yellow clay, no growllly from and carried. “ •ity there is t — » ...... and no gras?. The diisl is. inch,•- I hick, hill there are no suriiikling wnuons. electric-light*. " y of twobrought million pixiph hundred .*1 recite which- the •performance was given. The show grew, and prospered, and wliein the last nf lhi\brolhrr* died hi Columbus six years ago, lie left an e4ale of many million diilnrs. The careful training Ihe boys re- HOW THE FARMER IS BEING HIT Enounced the lies! ever prepared there. l ew of Hume who attend­ THE “SURVIVORS" PICNIC ed. th<« log school in pioneer days I arc living, but many of their chil­ dren and grand children were i there, (\mong Ihe "Survivors," was | Hev. A. S. Bunnell of Hope. who acted ns chairman of the meeting, which was called to order imme­ diately after the last stomach was . Mrs. Nellie Hart. ajM'd 65 years. The program cousisled of recita­ I month and 23 days, died An tions; excellent music by the choir Thursday after a long illness. She Was the wife of Fred Hart of this nnd addresses bv Hon. W. AV. Pot­ city. Mrs. Hart's maiden name ter and H. M. Bates of Hasting*. was l.oiiKfellow. She. was born in Maine, .on May 7, IHHi. -. {school wa* Mis* WiMwIward, now Funeral services were conducl, Mas. A. Spaubliiig. of Milo. -Mr* -ed by '-Rev. F. J.- Helts nf twiT Spaulding a parents were among oclouk, Saturday afternoon. The . ... i Im! Ili-st .settlers of Burry township, body was taken to Grand Rapid* pro-J She is now living at an advanced for burial. > Vocal Soln Mary Bump. Ilecdation Itulli Wellman. Song—Durol hy Bump. Recitation Ward Bump. Piano Solo Florence Hump. Animal*, other including live poultry-. 231 Bread and hiscuii* . - it NEARLY 500 ATTENDED Some of the Things Needed by Every House Keeper Mason Can Covers per doz. 8 oz. Jelly Glasses per doz. Can Rubbers Enarftclcd Can Fillers Porcelain Can Fillers Fly Paper------------------------- — Daisy Fly Killer..---------------- \.. Fly Swatters---------------------------Door Springs---------------------------Lemon Jyice Extractors--------Aluminum Cups---------------------Metal and Wood Towel Racks. ■Sanitary Paring Knives----------Ice Blanket - an ice saver------Excelsior Collie Mill Glass Top Coflee Mill Food Chopper------- - “19c 20c 10c 10c 3 for 5c 13c ,5 and 9c 10c 8 and 10c 10c 48c 65c 98c NEW YORK STORE Phone 102 Hastings, Mich. Recitation :Ena Itnckwood. Xocal Duet,-Evelyn Wellman and Winifred Wellman. Ilecitalipn. .Xane Coolbaugh. Hump. Mary A. Town- Cremation Scene on the Bank of the Ganges, Benares, India. sixiy thousnsd are Hindus, and the! balance Brahmans. The houses | lire built of mud. and are open .to the street; the fnmi porch of each house is a raised lilillform of clay; where the cooking mid work is done. No labor is di'iie nl a bench, shoes and clothe.'. if‘any.) are made on the Door, and brass is beaten on the ground. on lop of a small piece of iron, lit fact this Is a city only by reason of its being the Religious Capital df India, and Temples are.evyryw here, The.-Temple* of j:-minence arc Moorish architecture, r-' -----bmutifuk especially (host river banks. Thi- ureal . River, which would • rdinarilly ex-I I pert to be lined with boats and' I commerce, h.r* "ii it- hanks the en-l I fire length of the riiy. only rellg-! I ious Temp|e< From each nf these L Tetnples there extend* to tlur river. the (dials, fir wide -lone steps, of raboul sixty step ''''----- —-1 as one half, । many places, as — - dy block, mid i extend down into the river, built I on purpose for Ihe people to go I doAvit into the river io bathe, audj .worship. This they do in this es-1 -eiice of filthy W.ibr. mad.' 00 by the tilth of the country and chit's which it passes flusmuh. and by' the cremating on it- luniks. It is loo dirty to mpt-inlo. and scummy— . To see Benares at its best, we were up at. 5:30 and started im­ mediately for the river. - We en­ gaged a row boat wilh a high up­ per deck, and easy cane chairs. Il was just daylight, and the sun coining up from flic opposite side Lanudry Trouble Ended Simple—Very Simple ‘We Wash Everything Every Other Day.” American Steam Laundry Phone 243 Shulters Bros., Props. Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 6. 1»il. TE1 The Hastings Banner Published every Tiiurjday at Hartings, Michigan. WsMOfflunuk U a word tar each insertion. No adv. for less thin 12 cents. COOK BROIL Editors. Card of Thanks, 1c a word. Ohilunry poetry and resolutions, HFTY-NJNTB YEAR 5c a line. Obituaries of 20 line* or less will Hubocriplion by Mail, Post-Paid. be published free; 5 rents per line ONE YEAR, in advance............11.00 -charged for each line above the 20 BIX MONTHS, in advance...... N) THREE M0NTRN. tn advance.. 25 lines; Notices of births, deaths or mar­ CANADIAN BI!BSCRII>TIONS riage* wili be printed free as news per year, in advance........... 150 matter. . Enured .1 Ibo poslnllW .1 Bn.m'Jfur .. ....... . '‘a'’ ®S I-------------------------------------------- • |g»ntofflce address. ADVERTISING. RATES. -----------------------------------------------------Display advertising rales on apr ‘ JOB PRINTING plication. The BANNER has one of the best Business locals and reading no- { equipped Job offlees in Western tires. On first page or among brev- , Michigan and is prepared to do any itics, 12H cents a line. kin<J of book and job printing. . WILL EUROPE PAY “THE PRICE OF GMMIVr a painting by Pierre Frilcl, reproduced in the Herald. Tuesday, enforce* a tremendous b**son. It counsel* thought, “a* doth eternity* light is on their burni«luil spears ami helm*. .Roman,eagle* flight beyond the Rhin**. er worlds ip conquer. Then* Hannilial rub** aurooled by'Cannae. There tjie Napoleon of Auslvrlil* ami Italy *il* hi* *ti***d, unawed by Sf. Heh ii.i. Attila. CTrarb-magii**. TanuTtim*’- ;r1l are there, erect, trium­ phant, radiating the glory of* a .hundred fights, nf kingdoms lost and won: Ute darlings of ih*tory. when History wa* young. But look to left and nglil! Along tin* way on which Ihe conquerors ride they In*—the dead, uncounled millions who paid the priae of glory. Naked, tragic, pitiful, silent in.Ui** Min. seeing neither the light (hat Hash­ es from Ihe pointed spear* nor hearing th** Irumpvt* shrilling victory, death lines Ute pathway of |be conqueror*. Al iirjt the splendid cavalcade caught the eye. Hut when the vast dknitlrnnre of that plain of silent forms dawned on the-mind the con­ queror* lost their splendor. The light faded from their ifiears mid slijning arms.- ihe glory lied with folded wing, and everywfiw were only dead and dying. As has lieeii, » H will be. The pj-ice of glory, of conquest, is today a* great, as tragic, as it wa-'in Alexander’s day. The path of triumph through war is still strewn with the piutilab’d wrecks of humanity. Whatever the i«sue of (he struggle, uncounted lives must pay the price. There is no other price that ran Im- paid: incurable as Fate. Glory will have nona other. As we stand today upon Ihe verge of a continent-wide European con­ flict il seems incredible..that (he Europe of the twentieth century can be brought to pay tin- awful price of glory. Europe knows the price. Nut a valley of the Tyrol, not a plain of Russia, not a vineyard of France, not a district of Get many or. Italy that has nol paid the price in other times. Reside the thought of the price that would Is- paid in the event of such a conflict (lie national differences and jealousies (hat split the Eu­ ropean efates seem trivial. Austria’s satisfaction of her wounded pride, Russia’s jealousy of prestige in.J.hc Balkans. Germany and France s an­ cient enmity—whht are all these that the fair fields of the world should lie drenched with blood and every cottage hold a widow, an orphan or a childless mother?—Chicago Herald. ATTENDANCE AT BREATEH RICH COURT HOUSE NEWS IBAN FAIR WILL BREAK RECORDS Ever llrld In MicMgan. Farmers Murrtege IJ cense*. (>M>p»raUno With Management. Marion L. Forman, Woodland ...23 Inez I. Eddy, Woodland ..............2n There is no ipi'idion that the atAdelbert W. Rrickard, Big Bay..33 t emitnee al' th-- Greater Michigan lx>ra E. Trim. Hastings............... 26 Fair lo be held iu Grand Hapids. September 2, ;t. t. 5.- fl, 7 will be Warranty Deed*. James E. Bablfltt. lo Walter exceeding by far th** IOO.Olnj figure reached last year. The reasons for Buehler, lot, Freeport, •I.UO. hi the first Hoxanna Dawson to Cora D. Amy this are mamfol-l. nlaea. the t'nan;ig* >nenl of Un Fair lot. city, 8|.(Nt. John Lichty -to Orton H I.ilrhty. tin* succeeded in elevating U* bine, nbjecliotinl femnro* having been IH acres, aectlon 20. Hastings, eliminated. Evlniut* of pra licul 8HMJ. value lo the farmers mid the Chas. E. Rowladar to Roy G. limiseliolder will lake the place of Rowlader, l>4. Woodland. Win. frivolous ami unimportant display*. Hastings Realty Co. to Philip T. Realizing thi* to fa* th** cu.m*. Ilie Oilgrove, 3 loU>, Lincoln Park Add­ Grangers of th**Jhale of Mlchtgan, ed y-. 8IG). With the cooperalmll of J. Cr Keldllam. Master Granger, and the ap­ Tboruappale, proval of tin* I'.v-i’iilive Coininitte.. tee, have decided upun. attending Adrian Sonnerville in a isidy on Gtnmters Day, Thurs­ Prairie- day, S**pt*tmb. t' 3rd. Clark. ItlBi acre#,- ***c. H i* prolivllle. 82JMNI. able that a Granger automobile paHerman. Sharpliorn to Frank E. rad** wifi be m ranged, in which Ellsworth, lot. city. 83200. then* will be im<’r** ttimi l(»N) au* Cha*. C. Freer to Win. Eckert, tmnobilea owned by Western Mich­ lol, city. 82IW. igan farmer*, in**mlM*ni of. Jin* Grange. A commodious I* nt ha* been provided-™ which wil! In* vol", mid chair* so lii.it th** ladies mid The Greatac Michigan Fair. While the management of the Greater Michigan Fair have not' put Up thlltli’ bl ed fou raping exhibit* by breeders who make a profession of prepariug cattle for fair* ana winning j.11;.--, Therefore »p<MJtal induceincnts. have beca. made for the breeders of Michigan cattle to show nl thw fair because II is known that ns far ns quality goes: Michigan can produce and i«;nroduemg as pood strains of stock as nny other slate tn the union, and it is to-the Michigan breeders tin* Fair management desires to award ■tLt’ prizes nnd it is IO the world the Fajr manngruienl desires lo show w hat can lie produretl' in Michigan. jian farmers and everything that is ItPMible i» lieiiig done for the proigan who will iN-nnm* interested The -same applies to Michigan horses. There are breeder*- of horses in Mirhigun whose stables contain as line- rperimvns of horse Let Us Impress Upon You That We Have The Goods, The Service • The Price and The Determination to Please InSelling Watches Selling Jewelry Optical Work Watch Repairing Jewelry Repairing Best Equipped Jewelry and Optical Store In Berry County PiKe 6 Damon Phone 281 Jewelers and Opticians Hastings, Mich. the United Slates and il is these gentlemen who will show in the The dehtgal*** from the several I on to Ihe Uislnirtive roiinti*** in each <-ongr***sional dis­ .tin* Greater Michigan trict an* r***|u***led to meet in dis­ *iil>*rlaimn<*ut _ program trict caucus at 0:30 o’clock a. m. On I Un* day of the stalo convention and i tcresiiiig y.*l gotten together. select officers as follows, to he pro- । Among the free attractions will Is* *cnl.**l In said convention for con- J lirmalion: .| c.-nds a narrow incline to « height ofalmul 70 feel, ujien* tie turn■J' (hie a-.-istant Secretary. 3 One member of the Comniiwhirlwind rapidity until he readi­ Itn on Credentials. es a gap when he turns a double t) Om- member of the Cummilsomersault in tin* air. landing on .......... ii Credentials. Fair, Ihe fortaldy when in nvnl of rest, lots. st ini. address of welcome, will h" del Guy E. Crook to Amos Trcinain primideiil of the Greater Anson C. Boyes |o Gilbert M. Fqj,’ Brewer; Michigan Fair, and a nqily.I hereto lol. city.- 8IJM). • . will Jh* made by Mr. J. G. Kolcham. Gi|b'*ii M. Fox to An*on Boyes, Master of Ihe Slate Urungi*. parcel, section 2. Hope, 8f.no. ■ It is gratifyinu to the manage­ Horner E. Downing to Win. P. ment to feel Unit-Ihe farm* r- nro thus emqieratim.- with il nnd show­ Thionns purkey ing their appreciation of the efforts It shows Another thrilling feature will |w to Hay l.an- made, in their is-linlf. that il is realized that Grand .Rap­ Herr VonHitler who climbs a titrut i* th** melro|Hi|i* of the .groa'er wire to a height similar to that atEva ltoughlali>*n lo William M. id* Brew. W acres. m . -.-Iiou 27 and ll‘i portion of this groat slate and thit platform. Von Hitter mljusl* n th** prosperity of the stale is the acres, kedioii -X Hastings. 81.172. Irolry to his head and comes down •I.ewLs Acker to Carvelh Skillman, (irosperily of the city, and vim the wire head foremost, standing versa. The excellence of the pro­ parcel, lauig lake.-Hope lwp« llAtb. ducts of the soil nnd Ihe factory- upside down straight in the qir. I Inn there are the diving horses. shown al the Grand Rapids Fair Quit Claim Deed*. will cause the m-ws'to be carried to King and Queen, who ilive into a Harry W. Hancock to George W. the far end of Ito- earth through, Hue. parcel, Gun lake, Orangeville, Ihe channel of I Im newspaper and 81.0b. Western .Michigan will |h> placed Morocco ucrol.al* and junipers’ who Geo. W. Hue to Harry W. Han­ u|H*n ihe map of tin* United Stales will iierfonn in front of fin* urHiMlcock. parcel, Gun lake, Orangeville, as it should be. as the garden spot: stund, and the Royal l|liq>odroine 81-01). , , of the country. Emma J. Barker to Jos. L. entertaining show in front of Ilie Hooper, lot, Shure Acres, Johns­ town. gl.oo. tin* grand'land of nine whole acts. Sarah J. Shupp to John L Shupp, There will Ih* an Indian Village of 10 acres. Carlton. Jl.lKh ' ten families of full bliinded PotlaCarlherin A. Hinricks to Milo A. ■ walaini.* Indians. There will b<* Snow, lot. Wildwood, Orangeville. OFFICIAL a motor and autodrome large enough so that automobiles' nan mtike the circle within tin* drome, Board of Education. Probate Court. adding materially to the nllrsetivivRegular meeting Board of Edu­ .. . . - -----------Estate of Owen McPharlint de­ Other special ceased.* Final account of adminis­ cation. July 28. P.<H. entertainment: Present, Hid'-r. Chase, Bronson trator. tiled. Estate of Robert Montgomery, Waters. Shuller*. Minutes of last regulab and spec­ deceased. Estate closed against ial ineelings read mid approved. claims. h u-.d calf and a • qlf with a pig’ Moved t»y .Chase, supported by Estate of John Freeman, an in-* sane person restored. Release of Waters, that Mr. Chas. Will be < ugaged as janitor for the ensuing guardian by wind tiled. . Diacharge STONY POINT. the Grand Rapid- track ami the last of the week wilh Mrs. John year, salary tttsi.uu. issued to Sarah C. Freeman. evening’s vul.-rlaijunriil will runSydmau. Carried. . ’Ayes— Rider. Chase. Estate of AlcbU C. Slonils. de­ Miller were called to Grand HatiC. H. Smith of Ionia was the ceased. Petition for probate of will Bronson. Watet*s. 8hulb*rs. equal id > isi-s last Friday un account of the guest of W. CogsrifT and wife, Fri­ tiled. Hearing thereon August 2l»t. Moved by Shullers. supported by the ('.loud illncM of Mrs. McPeck's shier. day. Estate of Henry Balch, deceased. Bronson Hint we elect, by haltot. a Francis w'ood of Pontiac, is visit­ Order confirming sale of real es­ janitor for Ilie Kindergarten timid-We forgot lo mention m last weeks items that Harry- Hitrhie was ing his aunt, Mr>. Angus McNaugh­ tate entered. • Ing. and this janitor to be an a*- , elected lo succeed Chas. Offley as ton. Estate of Celirtia Whitaker, de­ sislanl to Mr. Will al Ihe crlitrat (Mlli-ial taill for tlir Itapubliraii Robert Blackburn and family ceased. Final account of adminis­ buildings, salary 83am. Carr rind. ass»*ssqr for the next throe years Slate ConvriitfaHi. moved Friday'into a tent on Wall trator tiled. ul Urn recent school meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curtis of street, until they can find a vacant Total numlier of vo^es cast 5. Estate of Amy S. Miller, deceased. Woodland and Mr. aud Nr*. ia*on hou«e. Harry Colvin and wife will Filial account of administrator lil- necessary for. A state cnnvenlioif chuurt3. Mr. Barnum and children visited their occuiiy tin* house vacated by Mr. ed. All receipta filed and discharge Geo. Hal---------' ’ ...................... mother and grundmotlier Mrs. Syl­ and Mrs. Blackburn. declared tneier 1. issued. Charley Parritt of Bowm* anil Miss vester OrslMU-n Sunday. Estale of Harriett Holmes, de­ Delia Jacobson of this place were ceased. License to sell real estate / Moved by Bronson, supported by Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Drlaimp of united in marriage al Grand Rap­ waters that Mr. Geo. Ambrose for •North Castleton visited tier par- id*. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Par1st ward and Mr. Jas. Cniv«>n for rilt will make their home on the Estate > closed agaiiisl 2nd ward, be elected janitors for tin- Ridge. farm with the former's parents. ceased. Mr. and Mr*. John Varney-. Mr. Congratulations. claims. . air nd. Ayes all. of Henry B. Robiscliung. nnd Mrs. T. II. Rodritaugh ami Mrs. Estate Leu Luce and wife of Clarksville, Attorney General, following resolutions Amelia • Frances RobisJoseldi Mead of Martin Corners Mrs. F.rod Langer ami family mo­ transaction chung. administratrix, tiles petition •darted last Tuesday for Mniiton tn tored to Grand Hapids. Sunday. We. the uudenrigned iiiembcrs of attend the Free Methodist confer­ convention. the Board of Education of Hast­ ence.utg thereon, August 21*1. ing*. Mich* e.-limate that it will Im* The birthday of little Hazel Hil­ IIAhTIN'GS AND CARLv t.» delegate in*c«**wm-y to raise ‘ ton vivi- observed by h-r little Stuart Draper and wife visited d.rflm ■ The total' mlinbvr of alelogal TON TOWN LINK ly llv>* thousand Saturday evening and Sunday with he H(tN. Mr*. (J. D. Wiiiimn* of Grapd About 25<i of the lelutive- and Buri Phillips and wife. quest that rdm to In* reported Rapids *|huiL a few.days al Jame* 1 -lia*. Clin*, li I bote, wife and drlesnte. will |h> fl the several sti|H*rv isors to friends <>f Mr. - iiiirf Mr*. Charley Kwalison'*. Wm. Gq'ie mid family of l.aii»ipg spread on 4110 tax roll, said stni Sigi 'in Ilie cuunly he piupuastienl Sat unlay mul Sunday al Jay include the one mill lay. » E. V Rider. We*. Barimm'*. . \\ edm-diiy. September Wh. Ifdl. tlfiil prcM-nts Agm*.’* mid Imrvi’fi Clary spent a NtlRTIlIXST CASTLETON’. minder. ha« been drsigimfed by tlie State W. I.. Bhulters, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Tyler of KalCeiiiral Committee as Un* day on anio mid Miss Htelln Hag.-r of Mr. and -Mrs. Jas. Swanson spell' which the several county rnjivenf>. C. Bronson. Woodland, spent Wednesday vvjlli riday and Saturday in Grand Moved by Chase, supported by and family Mr. and Mrs. D. Wilkinson. ’ Ruphlrt Bronson that the ensuing school Gaines, Mr.*; E 31 r». John Mater vyas to Cliarlulb* to the tin- Repubiirm) Ih-Hibin- III Slide Stall- C i oiivi .■ i.x .-j..: >: In year he fully weeks, a* follow*; Grind Rapid*. nrtti and Miss Catherine Con-ignn I hursday. • Jb-rgy and wife visited al Glenn Moore's Thursiluy. ScRimiI Io l» k-in Augusl III and cojj-- si Knlnmnzwi. ?hajt he tipfa. __ • _ James Aspmnll nnd family- of. tiilue 17 vv**>*ks to Dti-ember 2Hh.1.1 the last Couple reopen on January 41b. HU5 and with relatives nt Grand Hapids. Shmy Puint visited their brother daughter. Mrs. Master Forest Hinyon of Gr James Btagdon Sunday afternoon. iconlinue I.* ueeks to March 26lh. Rupids. i* spending his vtiral •-•I home. .Mr.-and Mr*. George Myers mid revipen April 5th and continue tl Mr. and tire. Clark Tilinaroh of son- Thomas visited at Leo Cum­ Weeks, ending Julie I8tll. 11)13. Ciirrn-d. . Ayes—Rider. Chase. ... ■ • ......... ucr mings’ a few days last week. si*t,*r* Mrs. Chas, forward, of Cale­ Blake Barnum nnd family spent Bronson. Watera, Shuttars. donia. r.i*i Week. Moved by llronson supported |>y Mr. and Mrs, Bunday at James Endsley's. Wafers'that the flag pole be taken . -Mr.-. Carolm.. Brink of Grand John F.lertmi. Sunday visitors nt Frank Ben­ Rapid*, visited her sister, Mn Harner.* were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ben­ iy Dailey, tlie past few dav unsafe. Earned.* Ayes all. ner and Earl Benner of Woodland ding him from Ohio. Mrs. Frank Srh: .Moved by SlnjHera, sup|>orl«*d by mid Peat Shore received word that nod Miss Winifred Nichols.daughter. Crystal, left Ivah and Num Wilson visited! Bronson that .the Building and Jor hi* mint. Mrs. Kuntz ,n Nashville, ‘ ’ ie of Carlton Grounds Committee aet-ure a suitwill I wu< very low with nnralysis. v J ,he P'*nl Bns< Ims n horse very sick Center Sutiday mid attended (dare of th.- one condemned. r I . b"’"'.1'-' r.'- will’ lwkJ»w. . chureh. John I raiu-lsro mid family of ' Mr. mid Mr*, .lol.ii M.l.r . ....... III. n. f """ !S.,n.la>- «llli Mr. .nd .Mr.. M.nrr Hastings called id It. V. Wilson's C'nded the jind tqipn motion allowed: . leased tilt* Luid family fniuUy luuuorn luumon on Muter Sunday. ' * th* island ul Lowell. Sfalunlav. Mi s. Archie Batea and children of Lau'dan Specially Mfg'r (k»^ < •eorgp .Austin and family spent Mr*. Almira Bickford is vei-y low bfinduy Miunl.-nam-e ............. '...8 HM»I with Mr. ami Mrs. J. D. f< 11' lo,,,e 1< r *°n* ^* Hi*-*k- Smith, south of town. 41. G. Ma'yuwMk, maintenance 2jDt)| ulierimon at Clarence Kinne's. 1.1«) Clarence Kinin* and family visit- C<«»k A •Henry, maintenance llTy Be-*ie Curtiss ](as rpturMd Citizens T*l>*i>liont) Co, main* , family. Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Fright- ,ed tn Clint Boice.*' Sunday. * tenam e ..................... tSJNl} iiier'weri* visiting at the home of nf til** I. o. o. t-jhome at Jackson, !.«»• Cxitlersop. Sunday. Mr. Feights. E. Iluzell. domestic’science iw] CAMPBEIJhaying permanently discontinued ncr was taken with acute indiges­ Hastings Pig. Co. pro. nnd Mis. Rogers of Ohio, is visiting at tier work there liiauil...................................... It.to Mr. Feighlner was not qbb* Elisha Strong's. Niu Bertha Wornl. who ha* been tion. to go home. Milo Norcut t and family of Je«s«* Moore. ■ .triage .. ................... 75 spending the ua,t week at the tiome Dav-l* HefTelhnw-er and fam­ Clarksville, visited al Z. L. Nor­ Miller & limns, maintenance *-’JN) uf her aunt, Mr* A. O. Hood, left ilyMrs. Rogers a boil,* fuel........... V. • 3PiJ«) "f Freeport spent Sunday with cut is. Friday. for (he w**st Friday. Miwwas ac­ the fonm*r s sister Mr. fiinl -.Mrs. Upim motion the Board adjourn­ I In* laidies Aid Society will meet companied a* far u< Johet. ||| by James Cousins. ed. “Z -I * with Mrs. Ham Smith. Tuesday. Iler cousin. Mim Brtva HmsL whero W. L. Shullers. Secy. The Gleam*™ met at tljg home of Erma Sladee, Elsie Bendici and she will visit tlu* latter's sister James Cousins hsl Tuesday mgbt. Artem* Williams railed oir Vehmi -Mrs. L. E. '1 urham and family. ’ fee cream aud cake were- served1. lairgrrt Wheat Yield Yet Reported. Eg^erman, Sunday afternoon. W. Cosgriff and wife. Hurry CoL Flossie Norcutl spent Saturday • viui mid wife. Miss Edith Konjje aud The average (dial quantity of wa­ tuglit ,wi1b Duivus Norcult of bchuler. Schuler, of Woodland, has the recnr- , Carl Viler aud Dave Miller, at- ter used a day in Hamburg Idr all tlark»vil!i>. Clarksville, ■ bird yield of wheat for Hairy tki_t t**udc<i the wild waxt show at Grand purposes Hl 1912 Mt IMJK6 cubic Jtuih Shout spent Sunday with *7 bushels per ogre. It any unei Rmud.., Wednesday evening. meters I77.OT8 cubic yards . all of Mabel Slater. . cau report a larger yield, we will i /VT4'* .Bertha wmm was which was supplied from the pub-. ------------ b-* glad to inenliou it iu -the BANLutvw of Grand Rapids, vfajted the lie tyatam. BA.N.NEH WANT ADVM. PAY. |KEB. . Council Proceedings Order Our Drays When you have any moving to be done. TWO ACTQ TRUCKS. PIANO ANO SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. 5) Dm* m<*iid»*r of the Commit- I Matthevra fee on Resolulions. *j Each township, want or precinct shall be entitled to such number of delegates to the county convention P. A. RHKLDON <*f ii. county a« shall be specified in the call issued by the County Cum- ■ mtUeE Money to loan on Rea) Haute. Real By order of the Republican Stale Estate sold on comtnlaalon. General conveyancing. Having » complete eet Central t>iinniiitce. ot Abstract Books compiled from th* Chairman; Secretary. BANNER WANT ADVR. PAY. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS 7oF BACKAGHt KIOHiT* ANO BLAOOtT D408:/+^C A nice assortment of subjects mounted on heavy cardboard with imitation wood border, ready to hang on the wall. Special Price, only 10c Bargains in every department. Sec our enamel ware and kitchen ware for bargains. Boyes’ Department Store Hastings. Mich OUR COTTAGE BREAD liveryone who tries it tells us “it is BEST.” Wc have a splendid trade on Cottage Bread and il it constantly grow* in4' 1 * • II you h/vc never tried it, Why not just give us a trial rirdcrr' WA.- will appreciate it, and wc know that you will be pIcMcd. The Palm Garden J. W. ARMBRUSTER, Prop. PHONE 548 Hastings, Mich. Do You Wanta Home? If so, drop in to see Bauer Bros We are busy and; the city is full of new homes building this,year, but there is always room for another. Many are wise and have taken advantage of low prices to make themselves independent of rents and landlords, Homes Built To Suit The Owner The Hastings Lumber &. Coal Co Phone 254 Phone 224 �PAGE ELEVEN THE HASTINGS BANNER. U GUST 8. 1ML nm wjth pr.-.p.-r times L>t I cooling and with suppliwl muirtute ' Canning Time . e<-*« ....... .«» not- ca ■omlitiuna of thi* mem lie llr*l egg is I'ipp** Ihat come With th- in; i»|H*ralr. The jellj-Iik dmws a lack of as-irml. iug up of tho albumen A pretrael.-d period ■•( I This is the time you will need some of our Can* ning and Pickling Spices and Flavors. 10c ! .... 25c ! .... 50c । - - - - CELERY SEED. MACE. BLACK AND WHITE MUSTARD SEED. ALLSPICE, DILL SEED. JAMAICA GINGER. ENG­ LISH MUSTARD, CLOVES. CINNAMON. PARAFFIN TO SEAL YOUR JELLY CUPS. [ Flavoring Extracts j | We make them and know they are pure. Try | | them once and you will use no other. | THE DRUGGISTS Golden Medical Discovery iireenman. riuo Greenmail' reiunuui to the the HUbjecta they desire explained. In Plymouth line asking question* wnd full lnr»riuall<iii. I Your Groceries During Chautauqua Week should be bought from us-we give you excellent service -in­ Quality of Goods Accuracy in Filling Orders Prompt Delivery Reasonable Prices Phone us your needs this busy time and we guarantee good Proper reed for tin- Hen KITS CORNERS. nt all lim feed i* f>*d night and nmi iiinc. •Icy mnsh i.< cnmpo>u*il rtf phi-in lifaii. Avli-'al infddllilg*. o.ll*. Ilie.11, niiciy Kroilliu uir.lra .I..I I—r hioiiiki -■---- . ..... ■-•■■•tiial. ..f l».. i«ul. .•rn. k.-.l !"T 0'1. Wunderlich’s .. W ll»y« -from id her birds, seen llm.se symptom fore, am writing to The scratch feed is varied, de-: give im- infurmnlioi pending somewhat upon, condition in l|i< wheat al night mid morning. At certain season* of the ye more graih is fed ul night in I1 Phone 83 Jefferson St. .offering from luln-i ivhul is c.niiiiioiily NO MORE J JLOSSES " the right -Hung in. MU’l.E GROVE ■rtlia Palmer. Hatching of Duck Ijnw. RHOME 3l eggs Seasonable Foods Salmis become one of the most generally served dishes during the summer months. And what Is a salad without. grqin, moisten some 'nf (he mu*h getting ii to a crumlJy slate, am placing it in troughs, wljat they wiil ir.it in t'> miinil* al night.. Fn-*li win Mangels mid <VET Hill.*d;lie C period of Hue to hatch; ilio k If it is desired fo force llrr^hens natural or artificial. i pnne lo Colo- Mr. ami Mys. Henry Rera vi*i relatives al Banth-ld. last w»-ek. Mi*s Marion .lorn ' of Grand Hap Is js visiting. Mr. ami Mrs. A. J right ruyf. milking tin Hi.- Worst condili ,t inii-s a TKY SAL-VET Our Richelieu Lucca Olive Oil Is the finest quality oL Italian Oil manufactured. You will appreciate il. lion cnnenriiiiig my chicken*. HOT WEATHER DRINKS ■nl Norton ami family a few We offer a most palatable and rcfrcsliigg beverage in both 0<(r Ginger Ale mid Root Brer. Those superior thirst quenchers are packed under the Ilichelieu Bftand and for pleasing,' Satisfying, in­ vigorating qualities are unsur|Kiswd. . The Grocers Il mu*l ami anigld OF GOOD MEATS doesrr'l just happen to he so. There's a reason. In fact several of-them.. The animal from which the meal is taken must lie in good condition. It must-have been properly slaughtered. The meat must be properly cured; All these delads receive our most careful alienlion. We buy the liesi stock that can be had. We have u cement slaugliler lious-*, and wc keep it clean. Our market is clean and we have the largest coolers of any market in Barry County. There you hiH- th*1 reason*. -JFhaFw why- you get good,'flndy'rtnvbri'if-mwff'r' nt this market. n» 162 BESSMER BROS. n. mui huu.,., Special Sale oE Breeder Stock Rose Comb Rhode Island Red Hens and one Cock Bird My White Plymouth Rock Hens and one Cock. Bird ALSO 7 Barred Rock Hens and one Good Cock Bird and my White Orpington Hens and o le C ock Bir d These are my Brooding Pens and Exibition Stock. Call if any Wanted Also my Exibit­ ion Coops. Phons 385 M. W. Hicks Hastings, Mich. CORNER PARK AND. WALNUT STS. BANNER WANT-ADS GET RESULTS mother ■ of Ouilnb feathers. amination and Btirrel Phillij inites al the ha»<* of quill* where Hie mites Work. Clivuje.your foeding'entirely. —Pn**ifrty- rmr -nmrtr table scraps has caused . some in­ ternal trouble, causing the fishers ; gin raiiulv. , Question—A'friend nf mine is go­ ing into the poultry business tn lnk>* I-riday. Ihe particularly .1 -ii.uiger. around Hie .11111. . poultry, plant, io- is going to form Itei-t perry and family and Mr. a general npiliimt of . you. That and Mr*. .1. V. Christy and daugh­ the argument that, in the -iimimT opinion may iu- good <w bad, • de­ ter Helen eSinp.M at Wall lake lime ihe chickens are happy and pending on Himillion’pf every­ cackling all Hie time, ami that thing. Be read*'for a critical 1nsummer condition Question—I api. having I rouble gidling my chicken* out of the eggs. The membrane seem* very tough and-, rubberlike. There is also a jelly like substance directly under the membrane next to (he chicken. What could. I do to remedy it? Eggs are 05 per cent fertile. Am feeding plenty of green sluff, moat scraps, charcoal, grit ami bran. < Answer—You arc not alone ' in your trouble. Report* from s**voral states hav^ come in with this same difficulty. . Epim, personal obsetAatiqh we have come to beIjove that this is duo largely to ir lack of tnoslure. Under proper conditions then* is Mitficient moislure in the egg lo hatch it if it has been retained. A machine that has Safety First This holds true in your electric wiring. That's one reason GEO. VAN TIFFLIN but from yiiur dgm-riiitimi wo are not very strongly inclined Ih think |iy wire nctliiig" and keep iltinkj* going all the time? In* glad of advice. Answer—The healed house ques­ tion is easily answered. Don't have one. If you have a good, warmly constructed house wilh plenty of ventilation ami sunliglit. and a warm sleeping place they will lay eggs in wliilcf if-llmy ale from a laying strain, wilhmit a heated house. No, w'e would not advise n gas stove on account or the odor that comes from il and the possible danger of lire. If you are to heal Ihe house do il with a stove at one end-of the liOQSe wilh pipes running through pen.*. . C. E. HARVEY your electric work. You'll know it U done right aud that m ar Shull. feeding large quanlilies of ml ng;al ■inc I will sell my RlLTIMORi: TOWN LINE. ■ >>f lumber in Make the same more surface. THE FINE FLAVOR NORTHEAST hi I LAND. due- and be taken oul ib-unumid thoroughly ding cau*ed by Ihe depluming mite nr was tin- ointment too st long? for Hniralo. last North Side Pharmacist Edna Dwight of Vermonlville IM-C MICH. isite.l relatives- mid friends hist HAbllNOb, >ul|diur E. C. Russ <9 Son • WORKS WONDERS isiUiig her fath- GOOD OLIVE OIL? Two Telephones Hastings, Mich. I nht that' Inf. Barry County Agents For Rexall Remedies SOODS DELIVERED Aim to make that strong—anq digestion good—and you ,wilt keep -well! No chain ii stronger than iu weakest link. Nq man is stronger than his stomach. With stomach disordered a train of diseases follow. Tills department Is Intended to give: their fat, more corn are CARVETH & STEBBINS The Stomach lowed 16 drag along w lieiALure ranging •ft'e.'ii :• | Mrs. Price’s | Canning Comp. I । 1 Package । 3 Packages | 7 Packages EAST ASSYRIA. p),. |,|,.a!mnt home of Mr*. Fern spore space JUSTIN! bacn, there m.>y be insufficient light. Tliis is an important essen­ tial. A window -an be installed al Summer ('.oust Ipat ion Dangerous. Electrician. (j>)i*ti|iatioii in summer lime'is tmn-e dangerous than in the bill, winter <>i- spring. Tim food /oil eat is often conlaminalkL* atm is ARBUTUS more likely to ferment in your slomwJi.- 4’lieig you -IMM- api-4o ■Lrink Id waler .luring the Quality Tea, sold at popular price, hot weather, thus injuring y<mri 50c . stomach. Colle, fever, ptomaine; poiMining and other ills are natur1 Finest Jjipan Tea—Put up espec­ you well, as it increase* the bile. ially (or us. Sold at Ihe natural laxative, which ride Hie Innvels of the congested poisOllOtis waste. ' 1 make you feel be Jeflerson St. mid rlfevllvd. Take tonight. . Hastings, Mich. The Coffee Ranch A little more Pocahontas Coal ♦. that we can sell at Summer Prices. and expense of ' building (Miultry Imuse'iijid then ind If you want to take advantage of the LOW price on Pocahontas or Hard Coal you should buy your coal now, as delay means higher prices. or repairing? । ■•■ry two or throe + years he m.i> a cartload of] A droppings. i>.-. I'ionally this casn “ happen**aml lie- 'Wiior i* always a ▲ good sperimen <>( general-shiftlessOOM. I▼ The proper " iv lo thqjxnighly | ▲ Soft Coal honso to u- a spray pump. A, . hand spray e.i'n I- pun-ha*ed for few dollar*, afid -hould be on every ▲ -farm. Mix He- whitewash raffier ^ thin, so that 11 will flow readily, nnd 4 keep well stirred, ..Spray it mi good A and plenty in order that it may ” penetrate .•'••ry crack and cbAi.-e.j4 The vei'inin Will dlsannear? 4 W. T. Greene. Hopkinton, N. IL. writes Hie folliwvmg letter, which - 1 Gb&qdfi bad been atlhct.-d with very stubborn kidney trouble. Foley khhioy Pills d.Hif more to com- T ; pletu her r.i-overy than anyTnedi-l^ । cine she has lak- n and I feel it my । dulyto reconuiwnd them."—Arthur . Mulholland. —Adv. Have all sizes at $4.50 Per 2,000 lbs. We think it behooves the consumer, under existing conditions, to carefully consider his wants and not wait until cold weather to buy his COAL. It is certain that there can be no further reductions in the present BARGAIN COUNTER PRICES, and we should like to have our customers take ad vantage of the prioes while we can offer them the opportunity. w ALWAYS in the market (or GRAIN, SEEDS, BEANS. ETC, and can sell you Flour, Bran, Middlings and other feeds at current prices. Giyc us a friendly call. ■■■ . . Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc ---------—-ar-'i * ■' Dealers in-Grain, Beans, Seed, Hay, Coal, Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS, MICH < '4? '4 �THE HAfirnNOS BANNER, Al’GtWT S, HfL ----------------- 1 V -------------------------, ' . ........... — ■ ■ ■ .ii week.------------------- .---------------------------- artd Mrs. Nagels of Cloverdale and at Slorris Willianison’s. : brought out a number from Hdsl­ Miss Esther Htrringlon of Three. .Mr. le^wis of Milo motored to Union Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Welch spent ' mgs -in his auto, also Chas. Andrus Oaks, is home for three "weeks | City and Coldwater Saturday and! Sunday at Ada Swanson’s. t from Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Gor-vtiraHoa with her parents here. I Bunday. , " Mi*.* GeriHide Baker ~ is' eiiler- timn from Welcome, ME' and Mrs. Bert Reuter, Letia Perkins. Har-| Miss Ln-ile Bullock of Detroit is] tammg' a lady friend from GtMd j Hathaway from Irving. The pro­ ceeds to add to the W. Cr. T. U. ry Thompson and Mary Broods । visiting nt Harry Jones'. Rapids al the present time. spent Sunday U i, in take. I ,Mr and’Mrs. C. C. Williamson amt1 Ernest Ca«lwallader mid Henry. I treasury, »lu.or». Baptists from Hastings will hold liF.AIl (il? *'i 11 i iui-' son Audrey of Battle Creek spent Germain made a business trip to V » Gl ” . Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Morris Knlmiiazno Salunlay forenoon. their picnic Wednesday al Podunk Mrs. R. I). Evers spent -Tuesday in Williamson. Mrs. Williamson reThere were sixty-six people that lake on Frank Smith’s landing. Kalmnaxoo.. turned home with them for a few ‘ look dinner al the Evera Hotel Sun­ Emil Bmichman, wife/ and baby, The Misses ucrnice and Golaidays' visit, day. spending a few days- vvtlli Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Gahtiipr are Brackett of Ross spent from Tues-1 Tile Yrtung Peoplr's Class of Milo friends al Crooked lake. day until Friday visiting nt Morrisjwill give an ice ortuim social nt’the! spent Sunday al Fred Vanhike'.*. Mr. atul Mrs. Bigg* are entertain­ Williamson's. .home of Mr. and.Mr A. Harry Joiiesi Mrs. Ira Haskins, mid daughter -Mrs. Henry Dwiilieiir. who hns| Friday evening. ' August 7. Music! lb-nab<-ll. who have been spending ing a enusin Mrs. Crow and daugh­ been spending wvend <riy» til the and grnnes will be. the features of- snipe lime visiting ndative* near ter fnmi Hillsdale. Mich. Buller Smith's sun is Kuffertug Evers Hotel, reuirivd t" her homo the evening. Everyone come mid' Itu-hlmid Junction, returned home I with u very sore fool, in Kalamazoo last week. ■ ! have a good lifnr. Suii'fay. Mrs. Greenhow and Mrs. A. E. | Mr. mid Mrs. A. E. Kettle enter-1 j Army worms uro disappearing. MH TH. RITLAMi. Kettle entertained a coinpanj^ of • lained company* from Kalamazoo; ; The Story wa.* magnified in this ladies al Ihe latter * cottage Thurs- 1 for over Sunday. A large company utteruled Ihe ir< section.’ The worst damage was for ■lay for dinner. Master Audrey Williamson nf! cream social al Mr. Loehr's Sat­ I Henry Zerbeb but-not as bad as the Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Jones, Mr. Battle Creek is spending the week : urday evening. Mr. Maywocn I paper* reported. — left Saturday nighl for Hhmucrville, Ohio, where they will vi»it the fornier’a parents, for about-two WBCkC' ” -------- --------------------------- - ---- 1 liny Conway, who has been visit­ ing friends here, returned to Grand Rapids, Monday. Mrs. Prti’r Godfrey visited her daughter, Ray llcnung, al Lake City, most of last wee*. Orlo Patterson of White Cloud visited here last Wodiir.-rtlay. .Miss Mabel Blough of Hastings was the guest of Miss Mabel King, last week. • Floyd Wood who lias been visit­ ing hi* father nt Big-Rapids, re­ turned Wednesday. . Mr.-. Minnie Sh-oii retiniir.l lo her work Iu Blake A Son's Store Salurdfop hfler several weeks va­ cation. W. W. Kenway of Fowler, visited al Hie home of Frank l.'lrich last ARE YOU ENGAGED? THE SCHOOL TH^T GETS RESULTS WE ARE ENGAGED IN CONDUCTING OUR JEWELRY STORE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PEOPLE OF THIS COM­ MUNITY. OUR LONG EXPERIENCE IN THIS BUSINESS HAS TAUGHT US WHICH MANUFACTURERS MAKE THE BEST GOODS, AND THIS KIND ONLY DO WE HA VE IN OUR STORE.. WHETHER IT IS AN ENGAGEMENT RING OR ANY ARTICLE OF JEWELRY WE HAVE IT FOR YOU AT A FAIR AND SQUARE PRICE. Mothers of Men This Is My Appeal Direct To You Now Listen! L. V BESSMER THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN THE GIFT STORE ESTABLISHED IN 1883 «»ekk IMMIGRATION RECORD IS This institution develops men. I know the needs of your boy. I know the needs of your girl, you know and I know that they are not alike. Your boy is not like any other boy that ever lived. Your two boys are notalike. Your two girls are not alike. You even sometimes wonder how brothers and sisters can be so radically different. Dilferent in ternperment, dillercnt in tastes. Different in desires, different in ambitions. You know that this is true. But— • . ctiiect S AL BROKEN YEAR ENDING JUNE 30!....... . h tU '••ral day* ul .Mr*. II. Hougliliiliu *. .Mr: mid Mr*. Floyd Watkins mid Number of immigrants Coiniuu lo Our Shores’ Readied Total of Sunday at I.. W. Ahilkius'. ' (her LT7.7.000. . Mr-. Harriet Maddn* of Morgan Advance figures serve to sliftwf aii,| Mrs. i». I). Willimhs of Grand that tli<- number of immigrants fori Hapids oml Mrs. t'.hn*. Bidelnian »d the fiscal year ending June 30. as; this -Ii<•••( spent Wednesday with reported to the immigration bureau j Mrs. Will Biddinnn. will exceed 1,355,OUt'. I Phillip Oswalt mid family of • The statistic* of - immigration ; Wk-burg. Mich., visited Thursday form mi interesting study, and and Friday at. ('.lias. Castelem'-. plotted on a graphic chart with jMi-- Alice Cas|e|ein returning curves woui'i would .-now show remarkable'home with iin-ni them rFndiiy. curvi-s leiiiaisanir. niine woo riuay. • llucualions depen.ldnl upon Indus-1 Karl M.ulan mid Mr. Winn of trial and political condition-. In ji.nn., Sunday at I.. W. 1K50 the number had reached 301'.- Calkins’ .lU?’A.!!K,v'AT? I’.!!' ’Ir- " ”11'1 'h- n,u Now Get This The public school system says that they are exactly alike. The public school^ system says that what is good for one is good for the other. They tell you that ev-’ cry other hitman being is just alike and should be trained in identically the same way. • Now do you believe that? Why of course you don’t. Now I take yutir Imy ami develop him along the lines that he should go. It I find tluit he is going L. be a good tarnicr. I will give him a practical education and I will make him a ♦.uccc-'ful farmer. It he wants to study medicine, aild that is his “forte,” he certainly should, have Michigan Business & Normal College Training. Many of our young men arc dcvel<t|>cd into practical lavvyers. well eipiippcd. Manv are I’urcnastng Agents, ^alcs Managers. Chief Accountants. Factory Siiperinunikiit.-. etc. Some of them become architects, s^nk* teachers, ami we have • turned out a few preachers. But now don't your own common sense tell you that a preacher with ii good thorough business equipment, a man educated along the lines of scicnlitic efficiency, a man who can organize a church along business lines*, will be a better preacher and a more successful preacher, than one who knows noth­ ing ol business efficiency ? \ . '■ ""|J-cn-k "'“ikhUHn nt llu. in iwo. Hut by P.*m the tlguers; . . .__ wtii-iuwiniti'* had more than doubled, reaching ; ‘ -MWriman s 1.027.121. The high water mark | .. ?’ ili|14|lll.lll r.llll4|v S1>pt,t was attained with IAR5.3W in IW7; I r Vmt s. " ""'X '.'sr-tSx1 '■ low the million mark, mid H'l.’t! ”J.1., Aiade a record only inferior to t li.it| •*'‘'W> of nix years before. with l.li»7^>- rliU,K Thus it in seen that- this year’s ous reeprd by. more than a5Xlft’,Oda’Vl,1'r<a‘ 70.000. a,’UU* underwent tin Couch with her hmiscbold Pennsylvania ranks second ini The'Cemetery,(Sriile which met number of immigrants., mme niaii;:i| tie- CounIv Farm July 3u was one-wventh of-all arrivals giving WPj| al I ende.l.'proceed* being «HA’S, this stale as their destination. Ilie ---------------------------- number readiing here last year; TAM ARAC CORNERS. ’M th. -o, 5!».iis’. ' anio j Liltta Mis. Margaret Kilpatrick ornnnaUy through the port of Phil-; j, H|H-nding a few weeks with her ud.c|l'l,,a| auntie-. Mr-. Nettie Curtis and Ihus it i* seen that our Interest I Mr*. Ora Hoiiglilen. in the quality nf our pdlential rit-! Mi-- Florence Kiiil- spent over liens - is more •■fham arad-mii', ■ Sunday with Lmira Smith. Cmintless enierpri-e* of mauiiiludc’ The young pimidcH party which within our borders depend upou wa- cnlcrtmii'-d at Mr. mid Mrs. the mental mid physical capacity "f Ut'‘uben Gerlingers. Friday evening those admitted u|hJh inspection, W.I- well attended. The evening 1 hough the enuipeialion is riiiipb- was spent in playing games and enough, it is ini|.<i—it.tr to esHmate r ' iln» hfiftiepFo of tfie -X’.ir*»rxlo 'IMF our institution-. Many >>f the-.-1 ’•forgoflen inillii'n.*" ' ------- nn? -Hon, instrnd of bein' ing Of the earth, have is-’-n Ilie men wlio-e uilmurmuring toil laid tie­ foundation of Hie vast fabric of.mirIjmae national prosperity. It is th-- crime abidiue mid diliio nl intan-r* . fn>m our railroad* mid farm- mid tnfternoon. faitories by the erection of olhyi * tamers than those of th" pnrnafy physical and menial stipulation* If Ilie lest of Intellectual ftuperior- I 0 1 li.-t- HH’tpbiT'.'d that sotm-'.of tin .................. ...... dmu’ermi* criminal* .are the mo,I irlu in autos. learned. We do iiol want, bad menThe L. A. s. will have, a picnic with lirmn*. No may will be dinner in lite gutye al. I.nk«i j>d<-s*a. ta-ted iH-caiwe lie Is a srli.dar, tmlitlie -econd M hur-day in \\uinist. Ills first efedential- should be Hio-s iTIle West Odes-a sewing circle will of character ratbor than formal ;«!*•» meet Jlier.’; the same day. education. Every body invited lo come. NORTHEAST BARRY. FREEPORT. Clara Clark win* ji-ct. "Wljirt J- a Good Education," litifd t<rt- (In- pa-f week, relunwil to Don’t/fotp-l lin cream e»>rial j li'*r lioiiy ui Grund Rapids, Thitr.*Fridtiv even- dav. ' iuX, Autnisl "III. Mr.* Dirki.-"ii of Balllm»re vi-i(r.| her wandson Russell Molt and Wilbur 1>. If. Smith .nd Grand Mrs Elmer ly.dfey aud children' Wt'diitMlny. nf (*,|i>vei*dnk visiled her parents, F. W. Kenjon mid son, Hugh, Mr. and Mrs. (tango Roach, lull wore in Grand Rapid*, Thursday, Charles l.urveti of Traverse City. Estill Barm-* of Hickory Corners. is Ihe guest at the liutne of C. A. ii Bludeni of Albion Collcin*. aairiM'-d Curtiss. —— .—v—. ........... Mr*. Lewis Miller 'fipohl Sunday Sunday. Wo are glad y> we the I al Gun Lake. „ ■ voung men earnestly working in I Hr. .1. W. HiatPrink wltn has im-n the cauw of Christ Iattending col leg., at. Boston, fo; the Vernor Webster mid.family spenl 'past sir weeks returned to Hie vilKuudnyiil Waiter Bristol's mur j hum Kiduiday. Lacey. , F. A. KImou who has bi er, visit­ Ed. Eldrefl is jpending a few days j mg relatives in Hastings, nduiflad ' ..............hoiru: i«;dmday*. Mr. ami MT*. Frank Newton have I Mis* Marinn Bnuma is visiting I II.ia * to B-wlrrtt. Mass.. In Visit her........................... ....................................... lien* Ernest mid Will McGufti.■ Mr. aud Mi-. Edd Babbitt tuolojr, • — ' Jed to ijiivung,- Sunday. 1 INNER AVANT ADAS. PAY. | E. H. Everhart and L. M. Curlisj] START YOUR BOY OUT NOW We have a fine enrollment. Our rooms arc filling up rapidly. Many • tfred* of others. .\|y experience dates over tunny years. 1 hdvc developed and cdiicated more than four thousand young men and women. 1 have placed them where opportunity awaited them. TRAINED YOUNG MEN EARN BIG MONEY and Sh'irtlutn<l Course. & Shepard C<».,' at Billiblc and nroiwr t«» iiujilish the letter.* recently stih- “The salary letters hereto attached. Are forwarded to von for will prove a source of pleasure to yTOteWe to tho fact that they are satisfactory results obtained by the framing offer cd by v<mr college, and the further fact that thev are forwarded to you b>* one vv^io ajfpreeiatc* fully every effort which you saw tit tn pul forth in his behalf, while under your supervision. anv thing of Uiat nature whatsoever, but they are simply proof, beyond tfic can accomplish, if hp will.co-operate with you in the effort: xcrcisc in behalf «>i students." Ihe other paragraphs are even more interesting, but thi refrain from publishing them. The “salary letters" referred to than the stories of success . ... __ ‘ ’we read ..in.magazines, ------------------------------—— . -j-caTi-give i.’..v L. ’ contain _r.7T." ‘ by tlic*follovviug n.._ y,..r*s-n*rtcrtxs? you a little Idea '.".•-.. id what they • . . .1<,ll« an offer of a |»>sitiun to Mr. Stiles by the Xichvls & Shv| good iiiitjai salary. . .\uk-u>t.3i, 1911. an increase in salary. July 1. 191.2. another increase. ’ ’ ■ary 7. 1914. still another increase with the < , ■ . , you think of nnythnii* morc^jatiMsiuttiry in the way-ni*jireitjrcs^ Now Remember This \ our boy i.s not like any other boy. He cannot be traiued like find the tliiiiu for which he is fittv»KL want to find «hc work that fie. him another Nir. Stiles—the world nccd-gsiich men. If h<; has tin- qualitic agent 1 want to make him a purchasing aqcnt. If he has the qualities that spel|_*ut 1 want to train him ^lung those lines. 1 wapt to dcvelpp YoL'R |J( >Y, for ju-t tha he is best lilted. livery mother .is individually am! p. tonally rcsponsIbU tor the development of her children. YlJl’K lioy’s'future rests-with YOUR deci-ion. . • J am at my .office irotu_8 (o 11*45 in the inortiiny and front 1 to 5 in the afternoon. C. J< ARGUBRIGHT, Director of Sttccc' .iitl Destinies. Michigan Business and Normal College “THE SCHOOL THAT GETS RESULTS” C. J. ARGUBRIGHT, President DAVID SILLERS, Secretary 43-4S-47 Weft Main Street, Battle Creek, Mieh. Entrance Through Bijou Theatre Lobby . Thirty-third Annual.ball Term, Sept. 1-8, 1914 OFFICE HOURS:—8:00 lo 11:45 A. M.; 1:15 to 5:00 P. M. Saturd.ys 9:00 io 11:45 A. M; 1-15 to 4:00 P. M. �PAGE THIRTEEN TWAITWMMBAW** Al Glffr 6. 1»1L MARTIN CORNEILS. - John Whetstone and daughter, Alice, visited relatives at Baltic. Creek and attended the reunion of the Wood’s family there the past week. ' MM .Myrtle Mead .of -Kalamazoo visited her couaip, .Mrs. Sadie Hil­ ton, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. IL F. Munn and tho Mimes Lena and Annie Hcideinan of Lakeview, visited Mr. and’ Mrs. Orr Fisher, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allele Roller of Lakeviinv visited Mrs. Bolter* pa’renls, Mr, nnd Mrs. E. Finder. Sat­ urday night ami Sunday. ■ Mrs. Joseiih Mend is aLtemliiig 1hn F. M. conference at Mnulmi and will- visit her brother at Traverse City before returning. Mr. and Mrs. L. Wunderlich and son. .Milan, spent Sunday wilh Clay Price and family. Geo. Lancaster was in Grand Hapids. last Friday. Itei chord-Tri in Wedding. A very pretty' wedding was sol­ emnized al the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. D. Trim Wednesday evening, July 29, when their daughter Lora' was united in marriage to AdellHrt Reickord of Big Bay, Mich. Miss Elsiu Hlienke acted as bride's maid, Mr. Walace Trim, cousin of | ho bride ns best man and litlbi Vivienne Sutton as ring bear­ er, Hev. H. Cddfe of Bellevue ol)leiated. The bride was daintly gowned )n pink Voile with lace trimming and carried white roses; the bridds HAGLA DISTRICT. maid was also dressed in pink and Born, to Mr. nfid Mrs-. Elisha carried^swcet peas, the Hower girl Thurston, July 27, an eight (xnind । was dressed in vvhito and carried Imy, who will- answer Id the nninr । the ring iu a basket of sweet pen*. of Charles Kenneth. Refreshments'wefe sorv<'d«by Ihb .Mias Lydia Wunderlich spent last week visiting friends iu mid around Misses Glemia Doud, Edna Hounds, Hazel Hound and Margarite Ryan. Freeport. The guests from out of town worn Ernest Kenyon was in mir in'ig!)Mrs. Frank Trim; Tacoma. Wash-i Imrhood Inst Saturday. ’ ' Trim, Tacoma,' Mrs. Della Hagla spent Saturday ington: Waller nnd Sunday wilh Mrs. Millon Jen­ Washington: Mrs. Henry Wallonia-' nings of Hastings. I he-friends of ter.'Conslanline; Mrs. A. A. IteesIhis neiglilxirhixul are sorry In hear iiihii. Constantine; Mrs. Pearl Wenz, Lansing; Hev. and Mrs. • IL Coorc, .that Mill Is in such poor health. Mr. and. Mrs. John Wallers of- Bellevue. Hustings spent Saturday mid Sun­ Mr. rnul Mrs. Tteirkom will be nt day willi . their mother. Mrs. L. home io tlielr friends after Augusl Walters. 1st. at Big Bay. Mich. ■ Holland Furnace Economy, Cleanliness and Durability Burning the gases mid snot. Ihe Holland destroy* unhealthy ami imcbaii trouble makers.' This seta the • ||i>llmi<r' Furnace in a class by itMf. First—For fuel economy by burn­ ing everything combustible. ' Second—For cleanliness, by burn­ ing lie: uns and soot there are no in­ ternal explosions mid pulling. TJiis absolutely prevents opening of the joints a common troubly with the ordinary furuhee, < Thirl—For durability, by Healing the Castings evenly. ‘ < If you wank the right kind of heat in your home you 'ought to inves­ tigate the Holland. J. W.Tibbatts, Hastings, Mich. H. C. Redmon, {S'c® Lansing, Mich. ) Michigan. ( AillkMAZfABM AwiMMI >0RiDwt>fcni Dairy Department MILO. Miss Lavera Doster n. tllendlng a house party al Wall lake this week. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Aldrich were in Kalamazoo last Tuesday. .Hrs. Bia Hramislelter spenl last week with her husband in-Clove-> laud. Ohio. Mrs. Thatcher of Grand Rapids visiter her sister, Mb. Burt Mc­ Bain, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arbor of Kal­ amazoo recently spent tho day with Mr. and Mrs. Orr. Albert Chase and Miss Mildred Shorter went lo Goguac lake Inst Saturday for a three days’ visit. Tho Milo Sunday School will hold their annual picnic at Kammerer’s landing August J2. All are invited to attend. Mrs. Mills will entertain the La­ dies’ Home Club next Thursday at Fair Oaks. Mrs. AIIhtI Chase retuynetl from Niles last Tuesday, bringing little Homer Fisher with her. . Mr. and Mrs. Homer Flower speht List Sunday in Kalamazoo wilh Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy. ' Clark IkMilittle and his bride'of Detruil were calling on Milo friends Is expected very soon now. You will want a Buick if you ever ride in one and see one of them perform. It will pay you to wait foy the BUICK 1915. Watch for our an­ nouncement. Buick Co. 27 Hastings,'Mich.- NEW SHOE SHOP No. 119 North Michigan Ave. ALL WORK GUARANTEED • EVERYTHING IN SHOE REPAIRING YEARS OF EXPERIENCE W. F. PRIEST HASTINGS, MICHIGAN NASHV1LLE~ Miss Lorna Vincent of Belding who ha* been visiting friends here Marled home hat Thursday morn­ ing. She was aacompanied u far ns Grand Rapids by Misa Helen Pro 11, where they epent four days wilh friends and relatives. F. M: Quick went Lo Indiana Sat­ urday for a few days visit and on his way home will attend the race* in Grand Hapids. Russell Opdyke of' Grand Hapids was a guest at L. E.-Frail’* the lat­ ter part of last week ami the Hrsl of __ thia. Mrs. W. B. Corlrigbt left Sundaw L-pnincr f.m b visit in evening for a in Vermont. Mrs. Mary Bcdlhorn and daughter Miss Daisy spent last week with rel­ atives in Battle Creek. . Mrs. M. H. Klelnhan- returned from a two-weeks visit al 1’eniwaler last week Tuesday. J. Robert Smith returned fi'oiii Ann Arbor, where he has been in a hispiUl since July .ttlii and' under«wenl an operation for Imrma, last week Tuesday. Miss Mae Rothaar was at Ann Ar­ bor the Orel of last week. There lias been new Walk laid on the west side of Lentz -St. so that now there is a good walk on tli.it side of the street from Washington lo Sherman streets. G. W. Gribbin is repairing the old cider mill on Sherman St., and it will soon l.»- ready for operation. Mr. and Mrs. Ory Chaffee and Mr*. 8. A. Goll motored to Battle Creek and spent last Thursday. 8. A. Gall and E, L. Sclunitz were at Middleville last Thursday mi' business. Floyd Pierson of Grand Rapids Mr. ami Mrs. John Doster onlerItdned Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ehnnan of .Kalamazoo last.Friday and Sat­ urday. The Milo'ladics will be entertain­ ed fur ten al llulderncss Hall Aug­ ust 19. Everyone cordially invited to attend. • Sunday. luwl Saturday Albert Chase Mr. and Mrs. Clift Kleilihaii* and found five of his shoals swimming sbu William went to Pent Kaier last in a large cement lank of water. Saturday for a two weeks visit. Mrs. F. C. Lentz returned home Evidently they had been in the tank some time ns they were very tired from her western trip last Friday porkere, morning. Mrs. Henry Hoe who iias lieen vis­ Mrs.-Hall, who has been spending a coiipb* of weeks with Mrs. iting her children in Montana re­ Blanchard, - has returned to her turned home last Friday evening. Mrs. Stephen Benedict uml daugh­ home in Grand Rapids. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Goble attended ter, Mrs. Hoy Reynolds, who have Ilie pioneer picnic at Cedar Creek been in Battle Greek for some lime last Thursday. last Saturday much improved in Mrs. Boyce has a very bad rheu­ taking treatments, returned home matic Iroiilije in her" fool. last Saturday, much improved in Mrs. Addison Spaulding is so health. , Miss Olive Walker 0? Middleville much worse that she is again con­ fined to Tier hed. Miss Mabie spent Sunday afternoon and even­ Spaulding is camiK for tier and An­ ing with MissJ'aulino Kunz. na Garrett is doing the house work. Mrs. N. J. Severance of Middles ilie Mrs. Henry Pennels of Milo and was a guest of Mrs. S. A. Gott and Mrs. Coacher of Richland went to oilier friends here from Friday till Iowa Inst-week to visit Mrs. Calvin Monday. • StuarL There is a new ccim iit walk be­ The annual picnic of the Flower ing laid on J he west side id Queen family occurred July 31 ul Allen­ St, east of C. L. Glasgow 's and Will­ dale. Gull lake, sixty m'ernliers of iam Strong's residence property. Hie family were present. .This family has lost none of its members Sunday with relatives at Woodland. during the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Titiparsh, Mr*. .Mrs. Orr visited Sirs. Kcrshau in Walter Scheldt and son Ralph, vis­ Plainwell last week. aed relatives in North Castleton CRESSEY. Mrs. Van Laird returned (o her home in Leonidas, Saturday, after several weeks visit with her cousin Mrs. W. Fisher. . E. D. Reynolds, who was Tailed north by Inn illness nnd death of hi< brother, is ngain at home. Mr. ami Mr*. Willie Shorter are Um guests of the latten's parents in Kalamazoo. Mr*. Anlionelte Davis of Leoni- 1915 BUICK | Denbier attended the Evangelical camp meeting and conferencc at Heed City Iasi week nnd over Sunday and the only service held at the Evangelical church here Sunday was tjabbath school. There was no preaching, service nt the M. E. church Sunday even­ ing on account of a number of the members attending I he camp meet­ ing at Eaton Hapids in Die afternoon and evening. . Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wertz and Mrs. I.ucina Fisher a couple of days thiee sons have been -pending a few last week. days at their cottagi'; .it Thorhapph* Mrs. Tom Gorham of Milo, visit­ lake. / . A number aj ypting ptkiple from ed her brother, Waller Bolyen and family. Monday. hero utleudeuMhe dance at Thorn­ .Mrs. Clay Barber gave her daugh­ apple last Friday evening. ter. Itozella. a party oil her 71 li ‘ There is a new tool house being birthday, which occurred Wednes­ erected on the itew addition at the day, July 2V. 12 girl friends helped cemetery and if we could only have to make the day a merry one. a little chapel Up there dnd the city Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barber vis­ waler our cemetery would be upited his brother. Frdd and family to-date nnd a very tx-auliful place. near Galesburg. Sunday. Waller Springbmg had a vacation . Frank Wright, son Ixm and Clay last week and spend it with friends Barber motored to Sonoma, Sun- in <5rund Rapid.-. Liu-inu and Nor­ way. ; Iff-'."Newell Barber will entertain I Misi Majrgnnd P^ iy of-Ihilrml THjr m'eiA’YTT*. .Vduiii Grant,ffTfvtiT-. came Saturday to -P'-iid her vaca­ iimitzoo Gii* week. tion with hur parents. Mr. and Mrs. ilburles and Irving Barbtfr are George Perry. building a house foundation in Miss Florence Gndie Visited her Richland. brother and his wife. Mr. am! Mrs. Work will be cmnmenced on I In­ C. E. Grohe al Ballunon? last week. road from Holden's corner to the Miss Minnie Durlinm is visiting railroad again this week. relatives in Battle id-ek. Some one ramped -in Warren Fisher's woods, presumably • on daughter Margaret are spending Sunday..and left a tire. The ramp Ilie week nt Ihe Dirklnsun-RowIi-y wa* oirlhe north side of Ihe woods cottagi1 ul Tliornnpple lake. on the shore of Indian Lake and but Mr. and Mrs. C. F. .Wilkinson nnd for th** kindness of neighbors on grandchildren 'A»hie| nnd Lnnore MureiileUe. spent Sunday willi Mr. ium warning, there would have and Mrs. Cffas. Strickland iu WoodBeen great <|ainage done by desfror- iand. iug his entire woods, il is still Von W. Furniss ami family are at burning,' but hoped to be under their cottage nt Thonianplo lake. control.- The farmer's stiller much Mrs. Hannah Moore of Middleville here from hunters and campers was a guest of Mi>. David Kunz who take possession of Ihe Holds Sunday and Mmiday. and woods without ns much ns say­ Miss Nellie Grohe of Baltic Creek ing “by your leave." is a guest of her C0U<m, Miss Flor­ Dorothea, wife of Charles Enzian ence Grohe. Mrs. F. F. Sliilliiu- returned from 2H, HU i. Soli was born in lie'-so- her visiting trip Monday noon. ilannstadl, Germany, March 6, IR39. Mrs. Frank McD-rby returned and came to America at the age of home from Chicago Monday after­ one year. Her maiden name wait noon. DorOetba Mcrlau, um| she was mar­ Miss Daisy Scolhoui was.at Has­ ried to-Mr. Euzian in 18rtl. Besides tings' Monday aftornoon. her husband she leaves 2 sons and Merle Flo'ry went to Caledonia one daughter. Adalbert, of Cressey, Monday-aflernoonJo visit his aunt. Willian of Ib-.ib'lon. Va.. and Mrs. Mrs.Sophia Kunz hud a severe Clell Conyer of Cressey, ami many »<roke of apopb-xy Sunday which relatives nnd friends, The funer­ paralyzed her whole leftside. Mrs. al was held at her into home Thurs­ Kunz has made 4mr home with lier day morning al 10:00 o'clock and daughter, Mrs. Ed. Keyes for some she wi|s laid lo rest in the Prairie­ time. ville Cemetery. ‘ Harold Shutter of Grand Hapids wnsm guest at Georg<* Franck’s and “Stny-at-Honw*" SulTerrrs of liny Chas, Nease’s the latter ^>art of la.-rl week and over Sunday. . Fever mid /kMInna-Get a Bottle Dr. S. M. Fowler and vdre^d Bal­ of Foley’s Honey and Tar tic Croek called on relatives lieTV, Compound! Sunday. Restful sleep, relieL and comfort Miss Nona Michael of Hastings from choking, gasping asthma ami was a guest of Mr*. Lydla'Talhrop tormenting hay fever for those who Sunday. take Foley's Honey and TAr. Il Mrs. Clms. Muhaiiey and son spreads a lieiiting soothing coaling Maurice and daughter Velma were as ii slide mIowii ii raw tp-kling guests of the funnel's father. John Ihrual. and slops irritating coudts Wortz the llrst oft lie week. and summer colds.—Arthur Mul­ Frank Dilbnhncr of Chicago spent holland.—Advl Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Chas. Fowler and sister, Mrs. L^dia'Lath­ rop. Mrs. Hazel Hart, nt Detroit and. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Gras-man of I Battle Creek are guest* of Mr. and. Mrs. C. H. Tuttle. John Leek of Eaton Rapid*, and Mrs. Feaster of Lansing, vi«il.«*d m B. B. Braden's. Bunday. Miss Marjorie Ih’aiu- visited al Bastings, tho latter part of last ■ week; ami daughter.^ Ethel and Miss Gladys Keith of Kalnmo. were guest* at L. B. Put­ ter's, Monday. . . Mrs. James G. Fallas of Grand Rapids is- visiting Mrs. Bert Partridge. * Mr. and Mi-s. i* C. \r M. i>. Putnam a < niece. Miss Carrie palmer- mid B. Potter attended canip meeting Eaton Rapids, Sunday. Oh, Joy! Oh, Gladness! CIRCUS Coming to Town HASTINGS Tuesday, " AUGUST from Eaton Hapids the lii-t of Unwefk and. paAed and stored her liouMdiold-*’gi*od» a* she ha* rented tier htiusb Mr. nnd I ■ 2 and 8 P. M., RAIN OR SHINE aml family nt their Thornapple lake. . Bert Partridge, will, a lot of hcl| cut ilown the?huge ci-ab apple (re in the front ynM of Georgi’ Brown place on Phillips st reel'om* evenine last week. KOI TH NASHVILLE. Dale Downing visilnl Mrs. Ikrle Navuo Sunday. vtsirtiig fir ami around Na.-divilb*. Miss Marie Peterson returned from Allegan nnd Grand Hapids Wednesday, where «|p> visiting the past four w< May returned from Battle Greek ONLY CIRCUS THIS YEAR Sunday at Bert Cotreil's in Knlujno. World’s Greatest Glrous, Organization 3 RINGS 2 STAGES Battle Creyk lire spending a few days nt Dennis Ward s. Bethel mid Ester Heath spent Sunday with their parents in Kata-' Royal Roman Hippodrome Mrs. G. Brown was at Vermont­ ville Sunday, HERDS PERFORMING S CHAMPION lidvrs the Win and broke several ribs. NORTH NASHVILLE. Mrs. J. L. Miller Pauline Went In Sai • 3—Railroad Trains—3 387—PerfornierscT-387 22—Tents—22 8—Bands—8 ’v Emei seriously ill. L. Overstnilh of Charlotte on friends here recently. George Haney mid fmiiily Henry <■ (irralest Inrlmlhifi 12 Fischers Hiiniun Binis, uilhmit mrrhmiiral assistance. t'limiipions of nil champions. More Acts, More Features and More Thrills Tlihn Any Circus on Earth. Never Divides or Splits 50 CLOWNS went lo Baltic Creek the first Willi ninny new mid up-fodate pantomime murlties. ing separator. Ernest. Feighiier Wm Kenneth, little -on of Mr. mid I Mrs. Frank Axtbelm has boi»n quite j •. McLaughlin Ihe allciiding | HAG&NBEGK’S Carroll Troupe Pretty, hruitrhiiiji. drlmtmilr artists in ctriiinu costume. Animals. A Zoologlriil Paradise ailrtr of'.M.i titlark <>f im Mr. an Hastings. Jind Mi^s iHUilglu lb-.iUb.-t- nil id! GRAND FREE STREET PARADE 10:00 A. M Scats now on sale at Mulholland's Drug Store with her sisler. .'diird.m mending a Thornapide |.ak Thing* iVorlh ftniminii. • II . ..... .. estimated bv the m fionnl Imurd of ilr»* iinderwrilei that four-fifths of the amiunl Hi IfL bfi-duvelnped am a lunuLondon. A ■'I'id.raHabor p"’~.... ; mi to providing nine, room* ami •f tin up-10-il.de clubhouse. u. to include - a Inrgf moving oictufe Uwatre for Ihe dis­ play of labor scenes. | �THE HASTINGS BANNER. AVGUST «, 1911. PAGE FOURTEEN GREAT CHANGE OF FIRM SALE Of Grant H. Otis & Co. Stocks of Hastings, Mich. Sale Starts Wednesday, August 12th, at 9 A. M. 'Us Co. of Hastings and Remus, Michigan, We have purchased the Stock of Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings of the Grant H. Otis at 57 Cents on the Dollar. We Are OVERLOADED and OVER-CROWDED. I '1 * OC Him flfl CJa-„ 1 HIS J,UUU.VV □LOCK Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes fof- M6u, Women and Children MUST BE SOLD Al ONCE, NOTHING RESERVED, NOTHING EXEMPTED, Every Department, Every Article Must Go. MANY MEN WILL BUY ONE SUITSOME WILL BUY TWO OR THREE MANY WISE WOMEN WILE BUY THE FAMILY SHOE SUPPLY FOR A.WHOLE YEAR Read ! Read ! Read ! PRICES SMASHED, COSTS FORGOTTEN, IN THIS MOST WONDERFUL OF ALL SALES FREE The Clothing Sensation of All Michigan WANTED 100 Black Satin Shop Cap s Men’s Suits Experienced Salesmen To the first one hundred men who attend this sale. Any $22.50 Suit in the store Any $12.50 Suit in the store Oil 10 Qi? R7 Men’s Dress Shirts The famous “Elgin” make of fine dress shirts in all white and fancy stripes. $1.00 Shirts, Change of Z7f „ • Firm Sale price.. ------ VH SI.25 Shirts. Change of Q7p Firm Sale price---------- 01 u Men’s and Boys’ 50c Work - THIS INCLUDES SHIRTS Shirts Drawers 35c each 3 for $1.00 25c Shirts and Iftf Drawers _______ l/l Suspenders 25c Suspenders, Change of Firm Sale price 9c 50c Suspenders, Change of Firm » Sale price 29c Men’s Hose 15c 1 lose,Change of Finn Sale price .. Ill 1 If 25c Hose, Change of Firm I ft/ Sale price._____ I zl . 1 ft/ v/l Hoys' 25c Shins and 1*7f Drawers____ III All $4.50 and $4.00 Pants Change of Firm Sale price All $3.50 and $3.00 Pants Change of Firm Sale price All $2.50 and $2.00 Pants Chaftge of Firm Sale price.. first choice. Men’s and Boys’ Straw Hats / Any straw hat in the store worth from $1.75 down to 75c, -in? Change of Firm Sale —. J zl 25c Straw Hats, Change of 17f Firm Sale price _______ 111 15c Straw Hats, Change ol Firm Sale price................. Neckwear Ct ftO M>l« zO Ct *7ft «?l» 1•/ a ft vli*t z One lot 25c Neckwear 13c All $1.50 Pants ft Of Change of Firm Sale price 701 All $1.75 Pants Ct Ifl Change of Firm Sale price.s’!*I" All $1.00 Pants 4Qf Change of Firm Sale price. U7l / 2 for 25c , ftf 71 Children’s 50c Straw Hats 25c One lot 50c Neckwear 25c EXTRA! ' ' Tlic famous "Arrow" brand J5c EXTRA \ 10c Canvas Gloves EXTRA 50c Dress Shirts 5c 35c PAIR Three for Not morg than 3 pair to a customer. ' $1 - LADIES’ HOSE 25c Hose, IQf Sale price....._17V EXTRA.' 50c Leather Work Gloves 15c Hose, Ilf Sale price...— 111 50c Hose, IQf Sale price------ v7L 39c Pair EXTRA 10c HOSE For .Men 5c PAIR Limit, 3 pair to a customer Collars Change of Firm Sale price 8c each 25c Water-proof Collars 14c Men’s Caps Change of Firm Sale prices: 39c Capa.--—------ -------- 21c 50c Caps________ .—32c ALL HATS at Reduced Prices DON’T FOKGBT THE. PLACE GRANT H. OTIS 6 CO. STORE All Rain Coats at Reduced Prices READY Wednesday, Aug. 12 Apply at Store at Once BLUE SE RGES Men’s and Boys’ Trousers and 50c Shirts and Drawers . C7 Oft Any $10.00 Su t in the store C/> /.ft Change of Firm Sale price............... —-------------------<P"«O7 . C i (IQ Any $7.50 Suit in the store Change of Firm Sale price _____ _____________ Q 7 QQ Any $6.00 Sui in the store Change of Firm Sale price__ ____ _________ ________ vdi/O Any $5.00 Sui in the store C*) JQ Change ol CT *>ft Any $3.50 Sui in the store • Change ol Any $20.00 Suit in the store Change of Finn Sale prico ______________ ________ «P1£»O1 Any $18.0Q Suit in the store Oil 0*7 Change of Firm Sale price__________ . ___ _ *?ll»0i Any $16.50*Suit in the store C|ft /.ft Change of Firm Sale price_____ __________ ____ vlV»U 7 Any $15.00 Suit in the store ( ft ftO Change of Firm Sale price. ______________________ 7i7Q Any $13.50 Suit in the store . C 0 *77 WEICKGENANT & RIEDE Successors to GRANT H. OTIS & CO., Hastings, Mich. I $1.00 Caps________________ 59c Lay in your Winter Supply Now For Next Winter SAVE MONEY �PAGE FIFTEEN THE HASTINGS BANMEH. AtGt'XT C, MIL Announcement Extraordinary The Season’s Most Important Message to the People of Hastings Jhe Clothing and Shoe Sensation of the year ‘Read every line and every word of this important announcement. We promise a marvelous sale, offering the most allur­ ing bargains. ..... We have resolved to just one purpose—to sell all in a given length of time’. This is no fake sale or subterfuge- We de­ sire to dispose of the entire stock at once. $25,000 Worth of New, Clean Merchandise at Salvage Prices The people well know' of the high grade of Men’s and Boys’ Suits, Shirts, Furnishings,-Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes handled by Grant Otis & Co. They well know that when they can buy at prices stated below they are buying at less than the cost of manufacture. I his is not a day’s splurge, but a most determined effort to dispose of as quickly as possible a stock that invoices $25,000. Wc have bought none of these goods offered here for sale purposes, but everything is Mr. Otis’ own carefully selected stock, all new, fresh, and of the best quality. We are quite sure that the buying opportunities you will find in this ale have never been equalled, for cost will be absolutely disregarded. Store Closed Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Monday and Tuesday To Mark Down Prices and Re-arrange Stock Sale Starts Wednesday, flugust JZth This is your only opportunity to buy these high grade goods at less than cost. • $$$ Saved for the People. Prices Wrecked in every Jine. Remember, everything at cut prices, nothing reserved. Extra! Sensational Prices on Pumps. Colonials and Oxfords One lot of Commencing Wednesday. August /2th Children's Canvas Shoes while they last 29c. £adies’ Comfort Shoes Apy.$5.00, $4.50 or $4.00 Pumps, Oxfords or Colonials, Sale Price 020 Any $3.50, $3.00 or $2.50 Pumps, Oxfords or Colonials, Sale Price_______________________ O'1 QQ 101,70 Any $2.25 or $2.00 Pumps, Oxfords or Colonials, (T 1 Sale Price_________________ ! Extra! $2.25 Comfort Shoes Sale Price_______ X zft $1.07 '$3.98 ....$2.98 $2.48 Atiy $4,110 Lace or Button Top Shoe, Change of firm Sale Price .. Any $3.50 Lace or Button Top Shoe, Change of firm Sale Price-..... . Shoes. Rumps and Oxfords ' 98c Men's, Women’s 83.00 for li/omen. Misses Boys and Children $1.50 Barefoot Sandals, QO Change of firm/Sale Price/OC Shoes $1.25 Barefoot Sandals, OC Change of firm Sale PriceODC for Men or Women $1.00 Barefoot Sandals, Change of firm Sale Price• vC 85c Barefoot Sandals, Z 7‘ Change of firm Sale PricejO/ C ' Sale Price $Z.Z5 Remember the Jime Wednesday. August /2th at 9.-00 a. m. Moccasins 90c Moccasins ZEr Sale Price___________ Out SHOES, PUMPS AND OXFORDS Lace or Button Top . free Children's 82.50 J^adies 25c Moccasins Sale Price iQr lOl Shoes for Boys and Misses Sale Price Can Opener $/.89 far Aadies, Misses and Children $1.50 CanvasShocs, Change of firm Sale PriceO/L $1.00 Canvas Shoes, AQr* Change of firm Sale PriceOx V 50c Canvas Shoes (children’s) Change of firm "Sale PriceOOC Remember the place at Reduced Prices Grant ft. Otis & Co.’s Store Men Can you afford to miss this sale? Weickgenant & Riede 33^ to 50% during this sale EEr $2.00 Can vat Shoes ’ (T1 jft Ch an goof firm Sale Price .s) A* To the first 100 ladies who attend this sale wc will give absolutely free a nickel finish -/?// Clothing, /fats, furnishings. &tc. uul Canvas Jhoes Lace or Button Top TO THE 75c Moccasins Sale Price interest ide Pay 81.98 Men’s -Women’s—Children’s Extra! One Lot $2.50, -$2.25. $2,00, $175 and $1.50 Barefoot Sandals ganks Pay 55.00 Lace or Button Top Shoe, Change of firm Sale Price Extra! fft Ol.l7 QQ One lot $4.50, $4 and $5 infants and Children's $1‘.75 Comfort Shoes Tft Sale Price________ v>. •) z $1.50 Comfort Shoes Sale Price________ . - Extra! Successors to (front ff. Otis & Co:. /fothing Reserved HASTINGS, MICH. Everything Must Qo you can not, so come early n �THE niCTfNCg PANNER. AUGUST 6, 1»1I. PAGE SIXTEEN RAI.TIMORE rENTEU. . U'inuel Edmonds of Nashville vi«il<*(| his brother N. C. Edniombs and wifejiwi- Saturday nigld and, Twinday. .The fimndation is l».-iiu our new school building. Willie Delb-ens t-nterlaininu refilli Clair, the youngest ...... V. r®. MORGAN. DoubtlesS/Ihe smallest doin' kn the HIGH STREET. LAKE AIFAV. "By their fruits yo shall know world circulates in the Malay pe­ man marked n dollar bill mid put I Mr-. Emerson Hathaway । Miss l-’lorence Smith nnd Miss ninsula. It I* simply a thin wafer it into local circulation. Fmip<I Faye Sincleir spent from Wcdne’s- them" ‘ iday until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. .Durkee and. wife, of Ikdrait made from the resinous juice of a limes in six years the bill came •bark to him tn cintnge and three Sam Varney of S;<-tiv ill>-. and Henry Deller and wife and times he heard of Ils being in lliu Mr. nnd Mrs. John .Toftilinaon of •laughh-r Mamie- of Maple Groye hIhiui vne-ten-ihousandih pAMesfion of oim of his neighbors. Hastings-nnd Mrs. Ida . Dostie and i spent Saturday mid Sunday with sons Domdd mid Morris of Bnltle their brother mid sister Austin and Creek arid James Ncsliel of Stale Hoad spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Joe Hurd nnd wife, Enon Walton, Mr*. Floyd Nestiet of this place. Lydia Walton nnd wm nnd Zora Mrs.- Dost io and children remained Hosier all motoisgl to Wall lake last, for n few daysAisil Tuesday in Ends Wallen’s new auMr. mid Mrs. Do.- Everett of Surith-ld spent Sunday \villi Mrs. Laura Mrs. Frank Hyde and her son mid We -invite your attention to the Irving General sfore Even-H mid Orl. ’ his wiL-.and son of Freeport visit-’ • Irving Charlton and Ray and Geo.| her sister Mre. sjibrma Pa I me 1. when -in need ol anything in our line. Here is where ser­ Clark.are Inking n .«lmrt trif/qlownl Monday. . . vice and quality count much and the price counts little. tin- river the llrsl of the wook. ’ I I Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Murphy spent a few days-visiting his mother, al preparing lo 20 lbs. II. & E. Granutsled Sugar for.. Jackson the fore pari of lin- week. Three 5c Boxes Matches----- ........ 10c । Eno* Walton and Clyde Walton Three 10c pkgs. Starch... . ---------25c - - . .................... I.m-en Fool i.... । ... wife left Wednesday evmiinu' Three Kkr pkgs. Jello or Jellycon .. i li.iby girl Wedii' -duy. July 2l». 1 »fur_ Ballp «>,. .25c Creek where I heir broth ­ lamgratulaUons. • ror Bnl Mr. and Mrs. Win. Cronk of er Alvan mid wife will join them in Bridge St. r-tilled on Mr. mid Mrs. a trip lo Worcester, •>.. when- tli<-y will attend the WaUon reunion. ’ Cronk. Suml-iy nfh rnpmi. They will tie gone aliout ten days IRVING, MICH. 1904-1914 W4'.' The Irving General Store C. R. WATSON, General Store JM'T. liMtlm- d ..!*•, Lansing, id>y. i•imiiini.- '.mi.Liy bring- JOHN M. COULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 173 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Business Training for Women There are many young and buy a fvw clothes, along and marry them, pleasant and profitable women to-day who are earning merely enough to pay board or are living at home waiting lor some young man to com-who might just as well'be earning an independent living by occupation in a good business office. In our ads during the past lew weeks we have told you a FEW of the many ad­ vantages nt Parson’s-College ‘-TlI ERE ARj? MANY MORE YOU SHOULD KNOW. nlunkiy nftermlon with Mrs. Elim ediet of Morgan. Miss Irene Shaffer returned home Friday.after spending three months BOWENS .MILLS. d Mrs. Ray ttiley mid chil- wilh her grandmother at Plainwell. I Mrs. Eva Garinget and daughter < visiting Harry at tn and family. . Mrs. Mnl>e| Schoolmaker nnd days with their unde and aunt Air. aughlcr Myrtlia Cell of Baltin Cfv iJty. , Mrs. John Morr Young ladies, write us and let us help you prepare to earn a good income. Abraham Lincoln daid, ’'Property is the fruit of labor, property is a ' positive good to the world." Those who own it are trustees for those who follow. To arrange for its disposition after death is an important duty on the part of those who own property, real or personal,. Grand Rapids Trust Company WITH ITS AMPLE FACILITIES is at your service to aid in drawing and safe keeping a will which will insure the preservation and such distribution of your estate as you may­ desire. CONST JLT/VT1ON IS INVITED of Battle . THE PERSONAL ATTENTION you get at Parsons’ is one of the strong feat­ ures toward making a reliable business jraiqing. —Remember, yon get it at Par­ sons*. _ BOTH PHONES—Hastings, 159 1L-4S; Middleville Line, 1® IL-18. visit ing | - vncnlion, Mr .and Mrs. II. Munn mid the Mrs. David Marshall of Nashville iss.-s Anna mid Lena Hriderinmi is spctiding a fi-w days with her son ••nl Sunday wilh Mr. mid Mrs. Orr Lloyd and family. ’slier of Martin Orders. H. P.-Feaglcs is.quite sick. Dr. Mr. mid .Mrs. Frank'Johnson and Inwood attending. ’ imriticr, Zena ' "al' unlay ' aslings, who is very ill nt this day morning fur Manion to attend rijing. wilh but little hopes of re- follow Thursday. to Grand Mcl’cck nnd liutli Oliver i* -pi-ndilig lhi« CARLTON CENTER. ■enhood was married to Mis noon. Briggs me Kalamazoo, Michigan. Congralulatlons. ‘nd news reached ih lellmgi ■ ...i. o. i... ii ....i.i ,.r iling her Willison parents, Burileli Briggs. Mr. Buck and Gertrude: Pre.M-i'it «>f Allegan. Iasi w> Mrs. Jennie Torrtpkin*. w returned- to for 40 pounds of Purity Flour There is an awful big crop of wheat this year but we are giving “40 Pounds of Purity for Every Bushel of Wheat” Keep in inijid that set of BEAUTIFUL DISHES you arc going to get with Purity coupons—only takes a few cents and the coupons—save the coupons from "Purity.” Hastings Milling Company PHONE 283 C. A. KERR, Proprietor HASTINGS, MICH. Annual Dividends Annual Dividends to be distributed to Wagon Buyers for the next 60 days. Any man who buys a^wagon within the next 60 days will get the benefit-of this dividend if he buys the wagon at my store. It will be money in the pocket of any man within 20 miles of Hastings to look into this wagon proposition. I have the "BIRDSELL”' Wagon, so well and favorably known throughout ■ Barry county. This wagon has stood the test for over 55 years and has EXCLUSIVE FEATURES which moke it the most durable and easy running wagon on the market. Then I have the "MANDT” Wagon, which is a heavy 3 1-4 by 10 wagon, but which qosts less money to run than the Birdsell. See THE MAN THAT DOES THINGS FOR YOU before buying a wagon. Jesse Townsend Hastings, Michigan Not in the W. McKibben is is earing for him. <>f Coals iirov< You get the best deal you ever got in Flour when you exchange a bushel of wheat Fleming lending sumlm-v scimol. Mrs. Parkhurst is <iui \SSVIU L Clarence Tompkins Everyone Should Know that the only war to get value received out of clothing is to have them dry cleaned and preased occasionally. Women's tight skirts ond dress­ es, sweaters, motor mbes, men's while trousers. Palm Beach suits, etc., ate dry cleaned beautifully. Our up-to-date drV cleaning plant. . including steam press machine and long experience in the business in­ sures you the liest of service. . HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. ipl Attanllan io el Post Deliveries - M. KELLOGG, Froprloloe PHONE 223 place.’ Pneumonia was the! f 1...M .l.inili <li.. u:,a Iiio umII- and fninil’ Put This in Your Hat 123 Ottawa Ave. N. W. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Gm-inger stroke of paralysis ADDRESS W. W. PARSONS, PRES. Parsons’ Business College BOTH PHONES 4391 Pi-tmib-ld. visited al John Ilii*wdi's Ed. Birdsall Hurd and Sunday, MilifriMl Hut-li।tn Ia visililig her mini. Mrs. Ihuiry Jewell, of Dexter, j Miss C|e||;< VnnAukeii visited Ihe little daughter Edlia of Mr. [Iforolliy nijif Dm-ft Jewell, SOnduy. ! Mi-.-yuy llussell'and sons, Vir­ Will Chamberlin of Detroit i« at gil midlMayiimd of Battle Creek, home visiting his family. were tne guests of relatives and Mr>. .Margaret Hamilton cm-J of-hi-. M-t.-r, Mrs. A. . Mr. mid Mrs. Field have returned 1“ from Edmore when- they have been I — isiling the last Iwo weeks. Mrs. Lizzie Smith is visiting in K ALAMO. Hydmi has purchased the owl<-r property in Knlmno visiting friends in Carlion. Mrs. ‘ Arthur . ................ . Battle Creek Hurry Earl. i--..visiting-his nrmt Mrs. i^ife r*--J "arid„liorne. lughler. Clara, viisted tui«V James Cole is giving Frank AnJohn Curtis, Sunday. driis many rides in his fine auto. Mildred Brosmule of Battle Creek Henry Amperse spent- Katnrriay vi-ilmg friends in and around and Sunday in Maple Grove. Mrs. Corn Anson of Cleveland i Lew Curtis mid family viJiled Mr. visiting her parents. Mr. and Mn ■ I Mr». Archie Miller, Sunday AVosh-y Eisenhood and .many oiln••nitig. ’ . friends. I he tinny worm-has visiilrd <liir» Mr. and Mr«. Will Kennedy of .- some damage to visiting her parenls, Mr. ami’ uGrand Hapids and Mr. gml Mrs. Austin Barnum of Coals Greve' mid a nephew of Detroit vijdled Frank U« All. TRAP CORNERS. Andrus and family Sunday. Mrs. Miles Andrus mid daughters isiling relatives In this, vicinity. Eva and Opal are expeclhig to start Mi.-. AI num Sheldon and daughter oy, are visiting the former’s pur­ Miles A., who is in the insurance ls. ni-m- South Haven. . bitftlneas there; Orville Crandall of Assyria callNORTH CARLTON. id at Hay Gould’s, Saturday. His um-le Timinas Gould returned Imine "Sam Mote nod family spent Sun­ with him fur a:visiL • ' day with Mr. L. Hemirv and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Shoup spent Wilma Winnoy of Kalamazoo is Sunday at Will Shoup’s. speiiilitig a few weeks vacation-with Mr. mid Mrs. Hay Gould and relntKes ncre. -. ilmnshter. Clara. also Clyde Gould of H. J. Gerlingf'r aud.fiunily Jook supper wilh Airs. I,. Kenney and* ,O. Gould, in weal Kalaino. family, Wednesday evening of Inst of Mr. and PLEASANT RIDGE. . ..nd Mrs. Clarence Klnne and <tmu.-lil<-r Auatlia spent Kunday at C. K Boice’s. Mr. and’ Mrs. H. E. Kelsey spent last W.-.lf...... with Mr. Hud Mrs. James Johnson in Rutland. Itvim-mlH-r tji«. annual picnic of tin- Sunday School and D. G. T. G. will I..- held at Thornapple-lakc mi Wedm-day, August 12. Mr. muf-M«. Howard McIntyre and family spent Sunday al Lgvmil Mcliilyrr’s in i’mlton. Mr. mi>| Mps. Claud Wood and three daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Warday,!’. Af. at Gim lake going iu the b Miner’s jjuki. A cemiu of at tendance nt Pro­ testant churches in Berlin showed only 20 mil nf ever LO00 people at­ tend church an Sunday. Hoy Bunn nnd wife spenl Sun­ day with Ira Fairchild nnd family. Vi-rda mid Bertha Zuscfmilt .of I Hiistings. called mi grandma Zusch-! nil I, Thursday aflrrnifon. . Bert Kime and- wife spent Sun­ day afternoon nt Venuui Klingerman’s of near Lake Odessa. Keep Your Liver \<liir During the Summer Mini ths—Foley Cathar-Mlc Tablets for Sluggish Liver and Constipation. ' It docs beat nil hnw quickly. Fo­ ley .CaUiarlic Tablets f liven your liver mid overcome 'constipation. Ney Oldham, Wimberly. Texas, says:—“Foley Cal hart t<v Tablets are the best laxative I ever used. They luke the place of calomel." Whole4brhe. stirring and cleansing. -—Hr No griping. A comfort tn stout per­ sons.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. Have You Been In? Well, come on in, the eating’s fine—well cooked, clean fresh meats, fruits and veget­ ables. There is not a place in Hastings where you are ahy more sure of a sanitary meal dr / lunch than our place. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Sanitary Lunch TOM DOYLE IN NOONAN'S CIGARSTORt Jeftaraon Street Hastings, Mich. Don’t You Want To Smoke During Chautauqua? Wc presume you will, and you will also want a pocket full of fine cigars to pass out to your friends. Have you ever thought about how you are judged by the class of cigars you hand out to your friends? We can none of us help forming an opinion of a man, and one that is not very complimentary to_ him, if he hands us out poor cigars—To avoid this yourself and to be fissured that your friends will form good opinions of you because of the quality of your cigars—buy your supply from us and then you arc sure your particular brand is a fresh and sweet as it can be kept. We have every facility for keep­ ing cigars right J. F. HOONAN Jefferson Street Hastings, Mich. �THE AUGUST 8,1914—20 PAGES. HASTINGS BANNER PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. across the Isthmus, pemdtling disliribulion of energy both way* from J Gatun. Tho line U to parallel the right-of-way of the Panama rail­ road for its- entire length. At itrislobal and Balboa wil be tenninal substations similar to the Ga­ tun substation. The terminal sub­ stations Will receive the enenre, «fl CROWNING TRIUMPHS OF G.trti volt*, less the voltage drop in VENTIVE GENT’IS SEEN the line, and step-<lown iransform< THERE. era will convert . th«* pr«-**nre to 22i*) volt*, which wilt be the dis(rihnting voltage for all eiivuits. CURRENT IS PUT TO At Miraflores.' :( substation will ty* .instulleiJL<for .supplying energy for EVERY POSSIBLE USE. Hie motors and lamps of Pedro Mtguel and Miraflores Locks. If electricity is required along the Furl Is Scarce mid Electricity Op­ line. Hi.* transmission lines will erates Locks, Towing Engines tnppeil by outdoor type, of tran«fonner substation equipment. - mid Cooks Meals. I'lii* will : probably .be done at Never before has electricity been r.aiinito. tn supply electricity tn th.' ElECHUMESS 03233382 Start With a Dollar you'll Soon Save a Thousand There can be no real freedom when one is driven by necessity or shackled by debt. Money accumulated in our Savings Department makes you free to enjoy your opportunities for pleasure, profit and advancement. It combines banking and in vestment; for we pay 3 per cent, com pounded semi-annually, on all savings de posits. And that is 50 per cent better in terest than a government bond. BETTER SLEEP. ON 3 PER CENT THAN LIE AWAKE ON 6 Hastings City Bank The Bank That Does Things For You Capital $75,000.00 Resources Over $650,000.00 Surplus $50,000.00 Whittemore's fl/Shoe Polishes iT.il ••ontjoi ' are of a moat unUpia •1—:iun. I ll* y are ininaturr nq»rA—nl.Hi*.n- "1 th- locks, ■•h.iiti- and ’ id** a ready means operating the ma­ main apparatus ,it4e|f: imiic'atmg every move speed of'motion of risiiii ve*. fe‘nd«*r chains closed positions of cylindrical valves and miter forcing machines. And in addition to this the control improper sequence >»f operation* is tmpn»«iii|r. This part of-thi* work involved upward- of a half milliondolars for -witcldHiard material Monte Lirin. to supply power .to at Panama. The hydro-electric (lie lift bridge, and at any .perma­ The flow of water’in the culverts generation of/electrical energy nnd nent town or military reservation i< controlled by rising slrin valves. ilx distribution, the handling of the which demands electric lights and ships by electric locomotives, the points opposil iavel system of reniraitzed swilrhAt. Mixa lbws, tho present steam •an be lH>ar,| control for the great locks, tin iio-u*:tierators will b** shut off at any desired imhiiI for fs but another triumph for electri­ the jiennaneiit eelctPli-al upin lilting a lock’ with water from city, a new denarture in electrical through 2AMI volt tie line* above. ur upstream, or for empty- ■ engineering and an advance in me­ ing to the Miration*.* substation. ing n by ullowuig il to tlnw out Hind chanics e<|tialled only by the Pana­ lock. ma Canal itself. reserve in the event the hydro­ The power system or the opera­ electric station at Gatun should be tion.of the locks,.towing, locomo­ UuH down. w!h*h lim * .. energy through tives. lights for the locks and ...... - «... ... transmit­ >f WOO feet buildings, and motors not directly ted hack to Gatun and tn the ter­ would l>e. wasli connected wilh the lock control, is minal substations .aL_Uiisluhal and. edeni valve* an .i . in Uut comjiosed of: Balboa, insuring a continuity of A 7500 kv-a. 22iN) ,volt. hydro­ [service, on the.gysteni at all times. Tin* centralized control system rising electric power plant at the Gatun lives are installed in [for the Panama lock* marks a dam. arrangement reduces A 4500 kv-a. 2200 vole Curtis tur­ wonderful i bo-generator electric power plant engineering. and mak* at Miraflores for emergency, Intelyl crated by electricity and the con­ although used tn supply power for construe-1 trolling switchboards r* produce in immature on (In* board, by syn­ tion work. A-double rt.ooo volt transmission i chronous indicators, every detail of requiring one minute for eomph-io line across the Isthmus, connecting operation, so tin* man hi charge in paralh'i, Cristobal on the Atlantic and BalIwia on the Pacific -with (he two gates, valve,*., fender । reproduced before his power plants named. might nating any errors u Four 44,0(10-2200 volt sulislations. stepping the line voltage down al culvert in the middle Cristobal nnd Balboa, and up or down nt Galun and Miraflores. de­ closed by a pending on which of the Iwo plants is supplying power.’ in Thirty-six 2200-210 volt trans­ mission stations for power, traction and light at Galun. Pedro Miguel so controlled from tin* central mid Miraflores locks. control, house. transHeavy fender chains are slrelchformer stations for Ilie conlrul In a similar boards at the locks. Stations al Cristobal and Balboa po-eif lo the upper level and also for coal handling plants, machine ui front of the guaru gates nt the inertianisin benettlh the board, but, shops and dry (forks. lower end. These are maintained the scab .11 is expected that the surplus in a taut position at all time* when with the board. ' water of Gatun UikeWill ultimate­ Ilie gales behind them are dose.1, ly supply the electrical eneray for and are lowereu when the gate,* tin* entire Canal Zorn*. During ihe are opened f.h: the passage of a building of the canal a steam plant, ship. These cliains are raised and miter gab* indicator is nearly tlu*h located at Miralloros. furnished the lowered by a hydraulic cylinder. In with the iMianl nnd consists . of ft a method, similar ,io thin, u .... .. •• n^lowed ..-v-"',”! pointer swinging in a horizontal rrnistrurtWwnrk nF the Pacific in hydraulic elevators, with the ad- plan,* and resembling the plan view end. This steam plant will be ditional feature that .».»( a ««- nf mj(e|. gi,to leaf. All these if a ship apmaintained as a reserve in case of pro'nchi‘9 the gales nt a dangerous lbwchain, walen* or damage speed and shut-down, rams into the the »ame to the transmission line. At pres- chain is paid ent from each end relative position* with a qiaxihium : resistance for they apply./ be available sutllcienl water to gradually stopping a ship before •ssenlially a generate fully fiooo kilowatts. Dur­ reaches Ihe gales. I.iwering the ing the rainy sea,son*, which pre­ made In r> vail in the tropics, water will be «'l and raising it again nftei space plentiful and will !■•* allowed to run t° waste over the spillway of the dam. During the dry season ine control House. r.uiu i? tip* storage water will be drawn stopped uutfmiuUcally |>y u limit conneftions, mechanical interlocks uppn. The maximum quantity of switch whetf it lias performed ils waler diverted for hydro-electric function. This is also true of all | development is about 7 per cent of motor* having remote control:• ,'Ti'.;,"|7m,..4 v,**mTTiio ....... ,h.- ...nlrol i' » Ihe minimum water supply ami is n»m*y. I( IU- ......... the excess which i* not requirt'd .t..p a ,n..lor wh.'U a nia. hu... l.a. t ,, ,, ,,,k for lockage, evaporation and Icak- reached the end of its travel, it i*« . • . ... — .... -----automatically plopped by a limit ad ual condition of gate* The electricity generated nt the • , > iivihiii . <>f water .etc. and. conscGatun power house will be ditdriliThe spiilvvay gates also have re-1 quenlly. having tin* whole condi­ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ - arcL|jItl| in ininialtin* under his eye h< big locks, to tin* permanent ma­ entirely sepanrato fnmi chine shops, to the dry dock, lo the real handling plant and other aux­ ale mid . much smaller control information a* lo the movement of iliaries. • 11 will nlsd be used lo Imard. There an* also many un£light the locks ibid the villages of the .(’.anal Zone. In ull probability tiled.-by jloal switch*-* and nlarlmg wjoehengineers hike the the rufrent-wtll-idro be extensive­ panels. ; 'fociis,. ns wen ly used for electric cooking in the homes, M fuel is scarce and costly upon the Isthmus; There is also are indicated-by semaAt Miraflores under consideration the electrifica ­ same—that i tion of'the Pnnnina Railroad. if the jappor The hydro-elec trie station is bl­ eated adjacent to the north'wall of At Gatun spillway.. The building has house, I lie.same as upstream. but one main operating floor, .with Pedro Miguel, the control house J* a turbine pit and iwo galleries for lock-. electrical equipment. Each mill Indicators are used_ for si-Is of’.in individual headgate, penstock. governor, generator, ex­ control house (he posili citer, oil-switch mid control panel, niiiehim* at nil lim water is taken from Gatun iLake or certain machlMj through a forebay which is conindication curved portioir of the north spill­ way approach wall. From the forebay Hie waler is carried to the chines hre tiie cyl turbines through steel plate- pen­ auxiliary\-ulvert vane stop in the forv|iay its position Il stocks 350 feet long and 10 ft. 6 in. forcing machines, in diameter. The heailgale* are, raised ami lowered’ by individual j iu... ™».-Uuw. *1 ..........1art .i.,; i„w,,rj,... i||,. feml.-r electric motors- • These motors point'in their travel, and only I he; and the gate machinery are housed I in a small concrete gate house ' ... 11,225 ,2 ........... mUiifiln. r. «.U..- . Iiali, .... th- ...Ul. erected in th" forebay. The lur- 1 was the guest of Miss Olive MII.I.I.KVUJX WAR AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS Resolution*. I ker. Saturday evening and Sunday. Al a regular meeting of. Prudence j, MAKES GOOD PROGRESS IN MICH. Mi«s Myrna Putnam is’visitimf' Miss Ada Fish and J her father and family in Battle i Straughn of Geneva, N. Y.. are the Eastern Star, dn*ld Saturday' ilreek. gu>*sls of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith, [ Acconlinp lo LniLship Reports a De- evening June 13. Hill, at Hickory W. N. Gladstone attended the | Mr. and Mra. WjH Coman nnd Mr. I Corners. Mirh, Ihe/fullowing resojow<-lers convention nt Grand Rap- and Mrs. Fred Currier for n few 1 crease of Over 8 Per Ont in ‘ ltd ions wero-uiiaiHiiiotisly adopted: Deaths in Past Five Years. ids WrehiemlaS*. t weeks. I Whcfeas: llhe Supreme ComMr*. M. E. I hompsan loft Wed-! -Mr*. Kate McLIschy i« spending kinsing. July 30.—That tubercu- i'mander , has. ip Hi* mtinile wisdom nesday morning for Farw**ll lo visit I weeks with her sislera at laike . louis, Ixith pulmonary and other-; called our late sister. Frances Aldwise, is gradually declining ini. her sister. Mr.*. Janie.* Mowl and j Odessa. .. 1 -rich to higher duties and nobler family fur a week or two and will Miss Madge and Bernice Johnson Michigan is shown conclusively by service; . visit oilier friends. pf Irving were the over Sunday a new set of .tables drawn up by Therefore Resolved; That in Elias Gray returned from Ihe iFWla of their grand parents, Mr. Fred A. Newgrean. statistician to -view of Ihe faithful nnd disin­ the stale board of health. ■. nortli on Friday and is enjoying apn'l H. Johnson. terested service rendered by the The entire fifteen years in which deceased lo this Chapter, and lo few day.* Ires.* with hi* family. I Miss Bernice Clark left Saturday Mr*. Phoelie Harloii Nor some i noon for Albion.-Mich., to visit Mrs. time the compulsory reporting of her individual sisters, we should years a-resident of Hesperia but1 Florence Barrell Weston and fam­ deaths to the stale board has been prove ourselves not only ungrate­ In vogue is used in the table.-. returned ity for .several weeks. ful but neglectful of our highest Mr. Newgrean mvuies the-fifteen। duly were we to omit paying -p’ub• Mr. nnd Mrs. D. W. Johnson re­ 11.IL'.’. turned from Traverse City, Mondav years into three five-year periods. lie tribute (o her worth. and the disease — itself into- pol­ evening after three days visit with ------------------------............. Reoolvetl. That as an orgnniza"df ’KliLMrilDoi." hav-' Wil vi«dT/ng Ifii-ir son’ Hr: Guy M. JnhmffhT and niotrary amf-aB other -ktmfcr— -fartiori nmr ii.< imttvi<iual«~wv here sc­ the first five-year period (I89H- knowledge our indebtedness to oiir relatives and friend- for a few days family. . ill and near’Ilie village. > Mrs. \V. A.. Pierce returned Mon­ 1902' pulmonary .tuberculosis was departed sister. Miss Gertrude Homan of Vi ay- day _tuoriiing from Kalifinazoo, responsible for H«.'J deaths nor Resolved, That in extending our The other sympathy io the family of the de-| land is visiting her aunt, Mrs. (J. M. where.she spent three weeks with ItXl.OtX) population. Smith mid nt her relatives here and her son, Henry and family. Henry kinds of tuberculosis was respon­ ceased we include r*-inombrance of sible for 22.9 deaths. In tjie second our pledge to the widow and or­ motored over with her. . . pulmonary phans. Mrs. Katherine Miller left Friday Parker Bliss for some yi*ars a llve-year period the ■ resident hero is here visiting rela- class bad increased to 89.1 deaths, Resolved, That these, resolu* while tho other had decreased to lions bo published in the Hastings Fort Plains, N. Y.. for a few weeks IKes. The third five-year period BANNER and a copy’furnished the visit with relative* nnd friends. , Noah C, Kraft of Charlotte was J6^’. average family of the deceased. Rev. J. H. Wesbrook has been calling on friends in the vilage on (1908-1912) shows .the death rate lo be 81.7 from pulmon­ spending a few days at Benton Monday. Uy order of the Committee. Harbor visiting his daughter and Mrs. C. H. Dietrich ;eturned from ary and 16.3 from other kinds. Durfee School District. Comparing the Iasi, figures it will family and enjoying a short vaca- Detroit, Monday afternoon where W. Aldrich has a sister from lion. . she had been visiting her dauglller be seen .that pulmonary tubercu­ losis in the last live years fins' de­ Montana visiting him whom he had Mr. and Mrs. H.[ E.’ Miller were Minnie arpl husband. not seen for fourteen years. creased 8 J per cent. ■ visiting relatives ip Molina, Mon­ ’ Mrs. Howard Van Auken nnd Miss Gertrude Bacliellor of Has­ day afternoon. children of Chicago, are enjoying a tings is assisting Mis- Lula Manning .Miss Pauline Kunz of Nashville few days visit with* her parents, Say* Man Are All Alike. Dr. and Mrs. Hanlon. In the Wotnan’a Home Companion with the housework during the Dr. Hanlon's new bungalow is appeared tho atory of g'coquette In sickness of Mrs. Paddleford. 'Hie hum of the threshing ma­ progressing nicely, having il all en­ which .the coquette gives tho following closed and when finished will be a advice to her cousin: "Don't make tho chine was heard in onr neighbor­ great improvement to tho West stupid mistake thousands of women hood last week. Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wileox and side. ' . . Mrs. A. J. Merriam pf Detroit ar­ make. Don't! .Every woman thinks baby spent Sunday with Mr. and rived in thowillage Monday after­ her husband Is different But, trust a Mrs. Verne Aldrich and all enjoyed riNMT QUALITY tho hreezes and music nt Clear lake. worldly, woman, my dear, of much ex ­ noon and wit', spend severai wieks Little Violet HulTniui is visiting with her mother, Mrs. (). f.. Park­ perience, meq are all alike. They tiro hurst while her sister, Dora, will of what they know Is entirely their her brother Claud nnd wife. Mr. tun) .Mrs. Will Birman called tical type, the rotating parts of Ihe take a trip to Niagara Falls wilh own. "Tho thing a man should never LDGt Mr.-Merriam and sister. lose sight Is-that his wife la attractive al the pavillion at Clear lake Sun­ generator and the turbine being CRESSINC day to hear.the music. mounted on the same shaft. Sh|»Mrs. H. L. Moore visited her sis­ to other men aa well,as to himself." We would nil appreciate a good erimposed upon each turbine cas­ ter, Mrs. Peter Ross and husband, shower as everything is greatly in ing h .a generator rated at 2000 at. Wayland a few days of last need of rain. , . kilowafts.•wliich will deliver threeweek. . , SclenUOo teats h»vo shown that In Mrs. Jane Hinchman ■ spent last phase 25 cycle current al 2200 Lee L. Hamilton left Sal unlay at Will HutTmarC-. ’ volts. . • evening for Detroit, for a week’s occupations employing tho larger mus- week Bell Purnell' of Battle Creek Is The energy generated at 2200 vacation from his work at Arm­ clcs women tiro more rapidly than strong's Drug store. men, while in work in which smaller visiting at the home of N. A. Pure volts. 25 cycles, three-phase, will be carried along the east wing of Bert Atwood of Hudsonville was muscles are used they are more cm- sell. 1 Gatutf dtun by heavy cables in du­ Ihe week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. cleat. Summer Coughs are Dangerous plicate underground- lines, nnd George Doane and family and Mr. Summer .colds are dangerous. through tuiflieU under the locks, ujj Mrs. Henry Baitjn and family. Constipation CauMur Sickness. They indicate low vitality and of­ into it Icapsformer substation, sit­ Mrs. H. G. Benaway and son Bur­ Don’t permit yourself to become ten lead to serious throat and lung uated on Hie on,st side of the.locks. dette and Mrs. Henry ViHweiler Jefl for North Dakota, Wednesday constipated, as your system im­ troubles, including consumption. At the Gatun substation, which is evening. H. G. Benaway accom­ mediately begins to absorb poison Dr. King’s New Discovery will re­ to be situated nl the north end of panied them as far as Milwaukee. from Ihe backed up waste matter. lieve the cough or cold promptly ihe hill uno nwhicb. the present It is Atlantic Davision office building Miss Melba Matthews of Grand Use Dr. King's New Life Pills and and prevent complications. There is no better soothing and antiseptic and makes stands, the electric energy will be Rapids is visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. keep well. safeguard against illness. Just you feel belter at on®<*. To delay transformed from 2200 volLs* to H. Wood and husband. lake pne dose tonight, 25c. at .your is dangerous—get a boQle of Dr. li.ooo-volts by means of step-up WH1TTIMONK BROS, Ganada's mackerel flshejriew are Druggist.—Adv. Kin£* New Discovery at once. transformers. The transmission line will run prospering again, after many years Money back if not satisfied.- 50c. of exhaustion. . BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY, and 11.00 bottles at you? Druggist. from Cristol lu Balboa, completely <“|. tion*. four sub«lations and one gen­ erator Ration, and for ihe locks al Gatun, Mirajjores and Pedro Miguel. TJn* switchboards for tranefornjor. substations and main intermediate points bj travel, syn­ chronous indicators are used which show at Till linns the posi­ tion of the machine, whether in the chain is stretched across tin* ca­ nal to - prevent the vessel from striking the gates if fur some reas­ on it should get boyend controls In mediate point. A comi/letg syn­ brings Hie vessel tn a full jlop. chronous indicator consists\<>f a J transmitter geared to the machine! Now tin* v«*s*’el advances Into tin* in flu* lock wall and a receiver? or1 block by mean* of the e|cctric loThe fender chain is model at tho switchlxiard In the cotmitile*! raised behind if aud then the mas­ control house. Synchronoiy -indicators are pro­ sive gates nr,e sluit Imjriiid. the vided for miler gate moving ma­ miniature control Imard gates in chines; rising stem valves, guard the lueanliim* iiidicating Ihi* movevalve*, fender chain* and for waler nif*nt. When the waler in the lock has been raised nr lowered, as the level indication. • Tho content boards arc of a flat Inp bench board type. Each board ter level indicators on the control Is 32 inches high by 51 incites wide. hoard. these gates are- opened and The lengths for Ihe three different tho boat is pulled ‘ into the next compartment nnd bo on. boards are as follows ■* Galun .................................................... . 61 feet Sm'.-e IK7H Ilie length <>f tram­ Pedro Miguel36 feet ways on public roads in the Unit­ Mirallores 52 feel Control apparatus' was requir- ed Kingdom has increased from i ed for thirty-six transformer 9ta- 269 lo 2,662 miles. �THE HASTINGfi BANNER. AUGUST 6, 191L PAGE EIGHTEEN Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, Judge of Probate. In the matter uf the Eslate of Anu Gregory, Deceased. Order for Publlration. George W. Garrison having filed Stale of Michigan, Tire Probate in said court his neiiliuu. orayiug that for reasons therein slated that Court for lite County of Barry. hti may be liceusejl to mH the-real Al a tuuMion of Mid court, held at estate Of/ snill deceased at private Ettal JWwrtlM««u International Sunday School Lesson FOR SUNDAY AUGUST 16. day of July. A. D. 1914. Present: Hon. Chas. >1. Mack, Judge of Probate. In th* Matter of Ihe Estate of Benjamin B. Travis, Deceased. Hollo B. Travis, turn, having filed in said court his petition praying thiik the administration of said <‘sinle be granted to William R. Trav­ is or iwme rttlii-r suilal>l>- peftOR. Il'is Ordered, That the eighth day of ugusl A. D. 1911, nl ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said probate office, be arid is hereby ap­ pointed for hearing said petition; It is Further Ordered, That pub­ lic notice (lierwif be given by pub­ lication of a copy of I his order, for tin.-., noemsive weeks m• jions to said day of hearing, in the Hast­ ings BANNER, a newspaper-print­ ed and circulated in said county. Chas. M. Mack. A true copy. Judge of Probate. ' Grace Bauer. Register of Probate.. Mortgage Sale. Default having be<m made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made? executed ami delivered • by Harriet Moore of the township nf Maple Grove. Barry' County, to Af­ ton D. Smith of Hie-Gity of Hast­ ings, Barry County. Michigan, dat­ ed the 20th day of March A. D. 1912 and recorded in the office of-the register of Deeds for'Rarry. Coun­ ty, Michigan, on the 20th day of March . A. D. tbto in* liber 72 of Mortgages ort prfges 370-371.afld on which mortgage there is now due at . the date berrof/hy -ri*ason of the non-payment fit .the annual interest due March' 20»Ii. 1913 ami the nonSaymenL of the annual imprest due larch 201 h. 1914 and the taxes due and payable December 1st. 1912 in­ cluding nn attorney fee provided by statute ami stipulated for in said mortgage Ihe sum of One Thousand Seventy Seven ami iO-tOO Dollars and the said mortgagee having elected and hereby electing to de­ clare the full amount secured by said mortgage due and payable, in accordance with the provisions contained in smd mortgage, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power of -yah* contained in said mortgage. I shall foreclose the same by a sate at- public auction to ihe highest bidder al the North front door of tlie court house, in the City of Hastings, on Saturday the 22ml day of August A. D. 1914 al ten o'clock in the forenoon, all of those certain pieces or parcels of land situated and being in the town­ ship of Maple Grove, County of Barry and Slate of Michigan and described as follows, to wit: Tlie । North twevity (20) acres of the I North one-half ij£) of Hie South \ west quarter (14) (If section three <3j, also twenty .20) acres situated in the Southeast corner of the Northeast quarter (14) of said sec­ tion three (3), said last parcel being . forty (40) rods north and south by eighty (80) rods cast and west and all in town two (2) North of range Kevcn (7) West, Michigan, the same being the premises described in the mortgage herein referred to. Dated May 271 h A. D. iOli. Afton D. Smith, Mortgagee. Thomas Sullivan, Attorney for Mortgagee. Busi­ ness address, Hastings, Michigan. Adv. 13-wks. • Notice of Hearing Claims, Blate of Michigan, County of Barry, ss. Notice is hereby given, that by an order of fjie Probate Court for the County of Barry, made on the JHh-slay df-July-A. .!>„ 19H,'four inpnlhs from that date were allow­ ed tor creditors to present their claims against the e-lale. of'Ann Gregory, tele of said county, de­ ceased. ami tliat nil creditors of said dect*ase<l me required to pre­ sent their claims t<> said Probate Court, at lht* Probate Ollie/in the City of Hastings, for evamiliulteu and allowance, on-or before the 13lh day of November next, and that such claims will be beard b*-fore said Gouri, on Friday, the 13th day of November next, at (.■« o'clock in Ihe forenoon of that day. Dated*July IlHi, A. D. 1911.. ' . CHARLIE M. MACK. Judge of Probate.. Adv. Il is Ordered, That the 7lh day of August, A. D. I9LL nt ten o'clock in the forenoon. at said probate of­ fice. be and is hereby appointed for hearing raid petition; ILfs Further Ordered, That pub­ lic notice thereof be given by pub­ lication of O’copy of this oroer, for three sutToiwve weeks previous to mid ‘lay of hearing, in the Hart­ ing* BANNER. a newspaper print­ ed and circulated In said county. Chas. .M. Mack. A true copy. Judge of Probate. Grace Bauer. Register of Probate. Order for Publication. State of Michigan. The' Probate Court for the County of Barry. At a sessinq of said court, held nt the proliale ofllce, in the -city of Hastings, in t-nid county, on the 17th day of July A. D. foil. Present: Hop. 'Chas. M. Mack, Judge of Probate. In the Matter of the F.’late of Mary E. Ormsbe. Deceased. Esther P. Freeman, daughter, having filed in said court, her pe­ tition praying that an order or U0ern? may he made l»y this court de­ termining who are the. legal heirs of snid jb-ceased and entitled to hiImrli. M&aulate.. . ,.h*i« Ordered, That the 15th day of AujpMl A. 1> 1911, nl t.-n o'clock in tho forenoon, at said probate i>nice. ho nnd is hereby appFifiilefl for hearing’said petition: It- is Further Ordered. That public notice thereof bo given by mildieatinn of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previ­ ous In snid dny n[ hearing, m Ihe Ifa-finps BANNER n newspaper printed mid circulated in said county. ' ’ Cha«. M.. Mack. nm copy? Judge of Probate Grace Bauer.' Register of Probate. Notice of Hearing Claims. Stale of Michigan. 'County of Harry, ss. Notice is.hereby given, that by nn order of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, made nn th" 18th day of July. A. D.J9IL four monllis from that sials* were allowed for creditors to present their claims ak-aiii-l |hfl "slate of pb.-i-- A. Ib'in late of said county, deceased, and that all creditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said Probate Court, al the Probate Office in the City of Hast­ ings. for examination nnd allow­ ance. on or before Hie I8t|i day of November next, and (hot such flnims will be heard before said Court, on Wednesday Hie 18th day of November next, ul ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day. Dated July <8lh. A. D. 1914. CHARLES M. MACK. Judge of Probale. CHANCERY HALE. hi pursuance and by virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for the County of Barry and Slate of Mich­ igan. in Chancery, made and enter­ ed on the fAlli day of March. A. D. 1914, in a certain ' cause therein pending, wherein Herman Soder and Nannie Sodcr were complain­ ants and Lymnn Henry Chamlierlian and Bessie Chamberlain were defendants. Notice is hereby given, that I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at the North Front Door of the (knirl House in the City of Hnslings. Barry Coun­ ty. Michigan, (that being the place ot holding the Circuit. Court for said county?, on Saturday the 12th day of .September, A. D. 1914 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, Ihe folloa^■tag doMriW -proprrt^-vhr aU tb&» certain piece—or parcel—of land situate, in the Tnwqship of Hast-. ina», county of Barrv- and state of Michigan, described hs follows: The SouHi mm half i of the South (Wu of the North West one quarter Bi) of section number twelve <12 , town number three 3 North, of range number eight x West. .Township . of Hastings. County of Barry and Mate of Michigan. Dated July 28th. 191L Janies M. Smith. ■ Circuit Court Commissioner, • Harry County, Miclj. Lee IL Pryor, • - Solicitor for Complainants. Business Address. Hastings. Mich. Order for Publication. Notice "f Hearing LInhns. •State of Michigan. Th"' Probate Slate of Michigan, County of Bar­ Court for the ttauuly ,uf Barry. Al a tx*s*iun of said court, held .al notice is hereby given, that by llq* probate office, in the City of an order of th.- probate Knurl for Hastings, in said county, on the 31*1 the County of Barrv. nllide on the day of July, A. D. 191 i. 14th day of July A. D. P.H4, four Pn-seiit: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. inoiilhs from that date were allow­ Judge <>f Probate, ’ ' * ed for creditors lo present their hi the Matter uf the Estate of cl.iini- again-,i Hi- estate <>f Hernan Henry B. Robischung, Deceased. J. llatiiiiiotni. lair i>! saitf countv, Amelia Frames Hubiscliut’tfdeceased,‘and that all creditors 61 Administratrix of said estate hav­ »aid deceased are required to pre­ ing tiled in Wild court her petition sent their claims to mid probate praying that for reasons therein i.ourt, at th" Probate Otlfcc in the stated that Stella Locher or miuic^*iy of Hasting-, for exammaUon other suitable person be appointed nnd allowance, on or before ilie ti iisl!*e of the inlereat of one Sar­ lilh day of November next, amt ah Locher. that Buch claims will be Heard beIt ii* Ordered. That Hie 2lsl day foro said Court, on Saturday the of AunusL A. D. 1914. al ten o'clock lilh itay of November next, at ten m Hie forenoon, al salt! pffibate of­ o'clock in Ihe forenoon of that day. fice. be and is hereby up|>oiuled fur Dated July It. A. I). I9JL hearing said petition; v - CHARLES M. MACK, Il is Further Ordered. That pub­ Adv. Judge of Probate. lic uotice thereof be given by pub­ lication uf a copy of thi* order, for three succesaive weeks previous lo Ordrr for » Publication. -aid day uf bearing in the Hastings State of Michigan. the Probate BANNER, u uew»papcr printed aud Court tor the County of Barry. •’irvulated in said vouuly . Al a »e,,ion oi »atd court, huld . Chas. 51. Steck tlm probate other. Iu the City of A true copy. Judge of Probate. Hiutilu-. m said county, on the ’ Grace Baueriitb da> of July, A. D. 1914. Register of Probate. Huabandnian. Matt. 21:33-ilk Golden-Text: Matt. 21:11 Rend Luke 20:1-19. iniroourtoryWe are in Hie last week of one Lord's life before the Cross. On Sunday He entered the city, on Monday intraed .Hie tig tree mid ctemisi-q Hie temi»teT ami on Tues­ day gave Ihe discourse concerningprayer, answered Ihe Jews’ chnllengo concerning His authority, then s|K»ke three parables. Hie weond of which we study today, the third next vvii-k. .Out last lesson closed with the challenge regard­ ing Ills mithority, which, amounted to rejectiiui on the (girt of Ihe Jews. Between that and <mr por­ tion for today, the tir.-d 6f Hie Hirer parable^ is mmrdril in Matthew ,2t 128-32). In the parable of tho two sons we see the publicans nnd harlots, whom Hie Pharisees de­ spised. represetitcil by Ihe first son. Ihe one who repented. The second son. who made a prafessioa of obedience mid then turned to his own way, speaks of the Pharisees. May we not see als*» here the Gonlite mid Hie Jews respeclively? Then we come to Imlay's lesson. Li-xmmi Bhisiiins: I. NARRATION OF I HE PAR- The Wicktvl THE PA HABLE. 42-11. ' III. REPLICATION TO THE PARABLE. 55-56. The Outline DevelopctL ’ The bird doubtless had the par­ able of l-ainh 5 in mind a- lb xr is (>od; III" vineyard ■< tin- king­ dom of Hud v 13 . In the Q. T. Imia<.| is spoken'of as a vineyard ds. 5; Ps. Ho:H; .ter. 2:21 . But hen- our lauil indicates that He is talking about the kingdom of God (v 43 Israel represented God in the earth, and that people is represented by the husbandmen. IsraeLwas to be fruitful, and that fruitfulness was to l>e unto God. God had three very dellnite purposes in choosing Israel, vu.; that th" Scriptures (night be preserved through them Hom. 3:2 . which has been ac­ complished: that through them might come the Redeemer, atv complislmd when Jesus Christ “was mad" of the seed of David ‘accq/d- The next message Is Judgment. Jesus asks the Jews the question of verw 40,. to which r«M»ly ** made which condemned the speakers. Miserable desl ruction came to thewe wicked men. The genera- ( Hon that roject-d Him wns rejected by Him. Jerusalem was taken in A. D. 7P by the Homans, and the suffering was greht. The vineyard was let out to others, tho Gentiles. The kingdom of God is now with Ihe churoh, believers both .Jews nnd , Genii leg, while that part of the kingdom of God known as the kingdom of heaven will a yet be made manifest during the rnillenium. Judgment fell on unfaithful , Israel. Judgment will likewise fnll on aposl.il" Christendom (2 Peter 2:3). Jesus takes them to Ihe Scrip­ lures. We are assured here that Ps. IIH refer.- !<• Messiah. Ite is the stone. F.-olleJd sAys regarding- । 1the stone. “Christ as fhe,'Stone' Jr ' revealed in lhi<<-fohl wayL-ftT ta Iwucl Christ, coming mil ns a sptendid monarch but in the form There is no spreader made to-day that is more simple in its construction than the John 1of a servant-, >* a stumbling-stone Deere. All the unnecessary parts have l»een removed from this model spreader, thus and rock of r.tfenrc >Isn. 8:li, .15; ; doing away with the trouble that has always prevailed in most machines and implements Hom. 9:32, 33; I Cor. 1:23: 1 Pet. having many parts. There arc no chains, no clutches, no countershafts, no stub axles. :2:8); (2) tn the church, Christ is the foundatioti -i.uie and Ihe head The lieater on the axle is what makes the John Deere so popular. ;<»f the corner J Cor. 3:11; Eph. ■2:20-22; 2 Pct. 2:1. 5); (3) lo the Gentile World-lowers He is to be the smiting-stoiie of destruction •Jtan. 2:34.) Israel stumbled over Because the lieater is on the rear axle, the top of the box is only hip high. This alone is :Clirist; the cloireh is built upon a strong reason for your purchase of a John Deere Spreader. A large amount of lime Gentile world-dominion 1Christ; and a lot of hard work is saved in loading this machine. You can almost load two of wiJJ.be broken by Christ." In verse 4g He is Lht-rejected stone and these whi.e loading one of the high kind, and every farmer knows "time is money" these again the heaif'stmir; in v ii Ihe days. The John Deere Spreader draws like a wagon when out ol gear. While this ;stumbling stone for Israel and the spreader is low in build it iq high in quality. See one at once if you have not. smiling stone for Gentile worid'dominitm (ltanu-1 2-. It wns the lord's doings. Had il been man's doings il. wuubl have been n mark­ ed failure. Verse 13 is plain and lo (he HIV point. The rulers of the people know I that He spake »f them. Their rr-j H/YRDWARE AND IMPLEMENT DEALERS ply was seeking to lay liands on Him. But they feared the peopled 11L11S State Street Hastings, Mich Phone 1 They'feared n<>l ' Gml. but man.) Tim people iixik Him for a prop’ ' Contrast, this human estimate Christ wilh (okf- estimate of 1 aA revealed /(“.Peter (Mt. 1(5:,.,.., They sought 1“ lay hands on Him. NEWAYBO MAN RECOMMENDS THE but it was not His time yet. .No KEELEY TREATMENT FOR THE one can frustrate God's purposes. Ho must lay down His life, at the DRINK AND DRUG HABIT proper time, in the manner indieal- Buy a John Deere Spreader ’Twill Help Your Farming No Clutches, Nd Adjustments, No Chains, Light Draft, Easy to Load, Few Parts Some Reasons Why It Leads It’s Simple Construction It Is Easy to Load GOODYEAR BROTHERS ‘‘(j I FARMS OF N There never was a time when farming as a business seemed lo fulfill, and the combined wrath NEI-S CHRISTENSON, WAYGO. MICHIGAN MAKES. of SHtan an<l all hi* associates so certain of being a very profitable business as right now. We could not change Ihis program. have many fine farms on our list. Let us tell you of two that Nyr can there he any /change in Pleased Wilh Results of God's program for the future. A Greatly ’ ought to be attractive to any one who. wishes to engagc-in -farm­ Treatment He Received at the day of glory will come, nnd a day Grund Rapids Keeley Institute. ing: <»f gloom. Ymi will share in which ever day your preparation SO ACRES. in Eaton' County, three miles from Vermontville on a S'.-waygo, Mich.. March IK RW. will have fitted you for. Verse 55 good toad and lint location, OU acres under cultivation, trslance in hi Whom IU May Concern: I indicates that n is possible to hear limber nnd pasture. The soil is a gravelly loam and lays Rood. The God's Word and know that it is ml- my tr*-;itm<-nl al Hie Keeley ln.«libuihlings consist ol a tine nine-room brick house in Rood repair, 1:11: mid Hint they might be His , dressed lo you. and still reject it.. basement barn WhrW, also tool house, ling bouse, granary and corn witness in the earth, a separated; In our lesson we have a comniiscrib. The price of this farm is $4,000. Terms, one-half down, or of such would lake n good house and lot in llastinRS as part payment. peoiite testifying lo the nations,' sion ,thill of the householder lo the which as yet is unfulfilled. In r husbandmen); provision - hedge. I (realmerit to know 5\ ACRES, gravel, sand and muck loam soil, seven miles from Hast- almost a this latter respect Israel failed ■ winepress, tower,; profession of': tho institute a y--.i ings ami four miles from Irving. There are 2-r> acres under cultivamiserably. Nothing was lacking husbandman); expectation (of| lion, ten acres of timber, and 15 acres of muck and ju»»(ure. The on God's pari. There was. Hie fruit ; rejection of householder 'eim/ I l" 'health in body aud mind and house ha* live rooms in Rood rspeh, small barn 12x33, also corn hedge—the law: the winepress—|through sorvanls and sun); crib, ben house nnd granary. The fences nre good and there is I have attended to my-btisiucss every necessary provision^ the tower— pensat ion v 41.. plenty of all kinds of fruit. . The price is *1,100, fctuis cash. ... ,.. . (day since my return bomi-. vvillmut place of “secucily, outlook. I Next week—Ihe \\ edding Feast,! it thnuulil of .liquor. I regard my strength." Israel forsook God. mid? Mt. f 22:1-15, ■>>-!_lt God Crul willing. I ........................< ; . ... worshipped heathen gods and idols, Sincerely yours. yours, unhesitatingly recommend the cure the people following theii* lenders. W. Aines. Ito all wh»*niay be cursed with an I The O. T. abounds in illustrations Hqstings, \ . Michigan. -I rii.nel it,, for fur strong i ,>nt* -riritiLappel'ite drink. ~ of this. No'sooner did they re­ QUICKSILVER SLUGGISH YmiTa very re-siwci fully. ceive the commandment regarding "ELS’ CHRISTEN the worshipping of anyone or any­ Output Decline! in 1913—California ‘ Hotm thing other than God Ex 20:3-5' . Lurgnt lAirvesi Producer. rronncvr. j (neutH-l neum-in--m.i -r exhnurlii'ii. PSOFFESSIONAL CARDS than they broke il (Ex. 32:4), find­ quicksilver industry'in the For further inftuination or liter-1. ing delight in worshipping a gold­ rtUtes broke a record last 12,lu!* •'n,' -> en calf. Wrong living accompan­ ,l'! PHYMCIANS ied wrong worship, as il always yea&W not an.enviable one, for: l.r!’a!,n’2!;» ‘v J.'13. ,,u'ivv.i docs, and Israel came under the with the exception of that of 19U8, <1! ,c KkW judgment of God as guilty of the Hie production lust year was the‘j™’1'1 Final figures 5 - l,r 1,1111 Mai11 & C. H. BARBER, smile things as Hie Gentiles-. The lowest since i860. Physician■ aud Surgeona. , . , „ . same is true of the church. Read from every producing district, aein Eph. 4:1-0 of the seven unities, cording to IL D. Mrttaskey, of tile Third Annual Ilcumou Calls in,city or country, responded to of <if Pa Payne Family.! with promptneaa, day or night. and then look alioiit and sec how Vnitcd Stales Geological Survey,; The I bird annual reunion of the I far the professing church has de­ give a domestic output of quick­ parted from these uhitii'S. The silver for f9t3 of 20213 flasks of 75 K. WILLISON, D. D. S.. word says "one hope.” and yet how pounds each, valued at 8113.171. . Hastings, Mich. inrniy I here are who have turned against a production of 25.091 picijic dinner was served to tJQ peo­ away from Hint blessed hope. God flasks, valued at 91,053.911, in 1912. ple.- The Oldest member of the nunsays "one Dird" but man says that The decline was due partly to the we are all tn some extent divine. large foreign output for the last The Spirit of God says "one faith," few years, a dull market, uiid a little Shirley Payne, of Cloverdale,! aged four months. '''' .......... - — 1 hut the spirit of antichrist is pro­ general lowering of prices. pounding many faiths the** J.7V.5. -!‘r*doei-i > report -l&LtiXk- s’w*1. nrgmwMHton rn*~4mg. ... ___ _ In the nbseuce of the liouseholde.r tons of nte mined and available lor officer* being elected to serve the: fruil bearing was replaced by self- frcdtineiil in 1013, against 106^61 ' ensuing year: E. B. Ptiyue. Clover-1 320 ACRES in Kalkaska county; -.’. and •••••» in iii rij u'i.. unu the iiiv reduction u-uwiiuu of ui , <ju>e, pre*i<i ------ " -. II. D. Baker.! liidiilgeneew thry ‘‘turned every’ one t>m» two farms, Iwo set of buildings, but to His own way". (Is. 53:6 . There 136.278 Inn.-, again.-f 155,693 tons in Kalamazoo. •sidciit: Mrs. S. is n single thing wrong mie owner. Will sell right. consider was tin fruit for Gml. It is ini- H'l-’. ('..Eildy.se Mr. Ely Payne. ■ plumbing—no California, as usual, was the larg-1 Cloverdale, po-sible for man to .bring forth an exchange for property In Barry fruit unto God apart from 'divine ■est producer in 1913. wilh 15,5911 . *j-)1(K,. .>t. revelation and jstwer. “Without llasks. yalu.-d ol W2«.228.'u ‘tec’'*®?? Wiswtel and .-mi. Jaiinfrom railroad station with gmyl from Hovjilptil of 912 of •U'JJk.viii,.: Mr. and Mrs. E me.ye c^n do nothing." Th" ser­ land ami buildings. What have you vants an* Hu* prophets whom God Hasks in tiuantily and okJ-'-kz'"Xjlr. and Mr-. John Hhi- and five; value. The total value value of m lie* t,.. pi»-!y bl|dl.,.n. Mr. Mr. and aill| Mi Ml-. JJv Pavn-.31 ’ sent In Israel. Hebrews 1I^U'>-3H value, fix- total chlldreii. io offer ' . is another record of the treatment durlion of quicksilver in> th" MateJ :ilI1| . jauK|,f>ilirl(.y; Mr.and Mi<r> * o 120 ACRES, m mile from Cal­ fi..iu IK5U. the dal.' uf li- • aril— , K|m,.r |.ayn.. children. Ah. edonia. This fs an up-to-date more detailed records are found in ................. ......... ......... .... ■••<! Mrs. Dalia- Paym*. Air. ami; o( Poaloffic< farm. AH kinds of good buildings. the O. T~ e. g.. Jeremiah chap­ 8U6-.Vir.MI23. The quicksilver output Mrs. Daniel Payne, Air*. Mae D*w.ii-1D, . ters 37. 3H . Zechariah 2 Chron­ of Nevada in 1013 was 1,655 flasks, an ami daughter. Air. and Mr- rhonc lZh Hastings Clay loam soil, lightly rolling. Price icles 21:211-22 . S.-e Ml. 5:12. God valued at *60,178. 99.otiu.oo. ’ Morris Cox aud twg children, and always .had some whom He could Quicksilver is used mainly for M*>„ Elizabeth Paym*, all <>f Clov­ send'tn speak for Him in Hmes of the manufacture of fulminate for erdale; Air. ami Mrs. H. D. Baker, Hastings Business Exchange apostasy. He has them also in explo-ive vaps. electric appliance*, Arthur Baker, this present time of aposla-y. drugs and M'ientillic apparatus and win. Meryl: Mrs. C.-lia Bitekhoiit, FOR BACKACHE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER IPhone 136 - 130 E. Center St. While some are fulfilling Peter for the recovery of gold-and silver Mr. and Mr.-. S. C. Eddy aud fourj 2:1. 2 and 2 Tim. 3:13.. others nn- by amalgamation. Tho use iu gold children. George Payne. Mr. and heeding and obeying Jude 3. 2 John Mrs, John Barnes and . daughter, 10. Il and 2 Tim Tim. 3:5. God Wildah; Mr. and Mrs. Cluu’b** whs ‘long.-ulTering unto . them 2 the cyanidation of gold and silver •f Kal.unnPeter 3:9 and sent more servants ore* ha- materially deci'eaned <•>•* v 36,. Israel was' without ex­ recovery by amalgamation. This is. ions, of Detroit; Alic and Will Marcuse. 8b is aposlnte Christendom. of-ruur-e. due in |»t»rt l<> I lie change |jlb ’n>ff Hasting*, and-Mrs. Case, of Lasl of all. when Um fultie.-s of in ilcplh from free-milling to un- Morris. time was come. God sent His Sun, oxidized -ores but more hugely to I Ihe suri7*--ful tmilmenl of certniii Infection nnd Insect Biln periSnce hi typical. Thousands have tl:«0 . He was His well-belt>v<*d tatge supplies Of liuvtte profit­ taken thia remedy wilh remarkable .Mukkly With Mayr'a Wond­ Dangerous. 8>>n Mk'J2:6'. He had spoken in able by. anialgamatiou al any depth bencBt. ft is known everywhere. erful Remedy. •liven.- manners, now He spake by aud lo inci eased cfuaiomics • and Mayr'a Wonderful. Stomach Rem­ HI* Sui Heb. 1:1-3). Great n- profits bv ihe autistItution of cyau- sects ’irlneh breed dnfetty in gnredy dears (he digestive tniet Of ffitifU01 East Main oid accretions nnd removts pobonnuu hage (hhU; ponds.amt stagnant wa­ s|MHr*ibility rests upon men accord­ idnlion for -amalgamation. ter, barns, musty place 1 *, etc., are ing l»» their treatment z>f the Son. The mo-1' important producer nf Every limo teen years of suffering from derange­ The-r who would ,ii<>t\.*hcar the quicksilver in the Unilejl Slates is carriers of diseasi:. ments ot the stomach and digestive1 troubles and many declare It has aavWonl lb rough God's servants were Hi" famous New Almaden mine, <»f (hey bile,you. they injeel poison tract, took Mayr'a Wonderful 8tom- ed them from dangorom operations. |freita’ni| thereby to reject the Sanla Clara County. Cal., which into youi* system frmn which some Son. and » plot NMUlte in His death. contains over WO miles of urtuer- dread iftiease may result. Gel a hi* lifeil is I*>iael is rcspoimible for the rejec- grou'nd workings and which has iMittle of Sloan's J.iniment. Because ot tho wonderful mucccm antiseptic ami - a few drops -will,,,, „ lioq and dFinth of their Messiah. produced steadily since 1850. rp'Ulralix'f the infection rau«ed hy hers: I In ough Hm death inheritance •A After inking three dewea ot• your ■ Mnyr s.■ Go lo- Mulholland'* Drug i-ouie to all who believes, “(tame Card of Thanli*—We iterire to msec) bites <*r i usty nails. Sloan's j " b-l us" reminds of Ihe onramzed • hank lhn.«e good friends wlw m> Liniment disinfects <uis, bruises »».uich irtnidy | nm tn pvTfeci cmi-;blor® ■nd.Mk them nbout the wonitI b.ivu pot felt *o well for Hf- erfu* reetilta it ha* been accompllih■ qqaisilion to God in Genesis 11:3. kindly remembered Mt*. John D-- mid sores. You eaiitml afford to be ““ition. ........... .. inff In rt,„ thpv a/ In Money j' 4. When men reject Him, “us" is Preaster with a post carji shower without it iu your home. ' -I can < Ma/f. Mfg. ,iu was al the „c back if not satisfied. n"'-•'IdJ m"5Anvlhlna'* t"bop. nnw anX O i,OWn--- ,0 Qe0i*LTch prominent.' Verse 39 find- its ful- last Thursday, white site >1. . O..III* Crook. ,itauie' . yuurDrugK(>.t—Ailv.. illlraeqL iikAlm taking of Jefty*, at)d ’Nu^7i*M.iUL His death He was killed outside w. j. DePreaster and wife. | -— the city of Jerusalem also by (lio»t • J, i. DePrea-tmputside of Israel. Ihe Gentiles be- 'Adv. aav. ’lllbiUon lr.111 I., ly. .hrou,!,; /"ITT "7 ---- --------ing called upon to do what the I . . Male, In -bow wbal- Ku* ,t iu M.„, h... rnuod o.l, bnrlal. iu llaHuwa by all drug­ Jews could not lawfully perfo/m. —BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY.— p,... can do >u a dry ,ear. |o|>, .ufflcaL Sr. llobb,' Adv, Crook and Gould ; F SSiX-S; draining a purse FOR SALE F. A. BROWN & CO. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS JACKSON MAN.EATS A SQUARE MEAL AFTER WAITING 15 YEARS �PAGE MNCTFWI Miu Russell is an example of what any industrious young person nlight expect lo make of himself under similar conditions. Miss ffufsel teamed Simplis Don’t let the patient know his Shorthand at the Churchill Busi­ condition ia aariOUA —Cval Age. ness Institute. She went to Chi­ cago and entered a speed contest Tomato BKqtir.~ conducted by -the National Short­ Melt together on«4quader cup of hand Reporters* Association. Forbutter and three li-a-*|Hxmfuls of, •y of the world’s best writers en­ 1 flour aud add two l.*ibl>-s)MMinft>ls of' llnely-ch?pped onion. >>w add1 tered and but five of them quali­ gradually 2 pints of milk, ili teafied for a speed ‘certificate, Miss I Kpoonfuls of salt, 4 cloves, a little Russell being one of the five. * Hhc celery salt aud cay< nn*-. Heat one later took the examination for ciyenn of tomatoes and rub ll>r«iieh asieve, adding a pinch of soda. Com­ II service, and received an appoint­ bine the mixture nnd cook in a ment in tho Indian Office al Wash­ - double boiler for twenty- minutes.; ington, D. Cn al a handsome salary. Strain and serve. The Ark Today. It interested in the commercial How carelessly we read the ancient A Good Sii|i!ir>iiitu. branches, write for information, — .story: . ' The lamp chirnti-> iA..y Tbe Ark of God protected from nnd il will bo cheerfully given. useful puntose other tiiati that of the wave, Au olden tale, retold till all the illumination, in farm-houses. and Seems 31m. And yet—today our house not of modern construction. Il is more convenient, when illness in the night calls for a hot applica­ God will savol tion, to use a beat**! lamp chimney Each tnnn holds in himself the wrapped in a cloth, without (telling out of bed, than to repair lo the passion; GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. The primal God within bis soul "re­ kitchen for hot water. pents" to see. A Peaeb Drssrrl. Today he says, Thou erring, sinful mortal. Return, I say, once more to me I Churchill Business Institute SMI Ionia Ave. N. W. =Announcing The New Typewriter =OLIVER No. “Build in thy soul a safe retreat from evil; Thou knuwest well the plan. His thus—and so; Take aH that thou dost truly own in spirit; Aud all that thou dost need may with thc$.go. innds or a marshimdh*w. sprinkle ith sugar and cover with whipped rvaui .which Ito* hvcp ■ flavon'd Ilil a little almond «>i vanilla cxWild Grape Marmalade. “A Few Remarks From Our Large Markets” FROM CHICAGO: Most of tbe butter now is going into consumptive channels. We do not hear of any purchases of EXTRA creamery butter going into storage. Most of the purchases are firsts and seconds, ranging in price from 3}}4c to 35c. f ' FROM NEW YORK: Several cars of butter sold last week for from ?3^c to 9$Hc. For the Same Date We Paid 27c. FROM NEW YORK: One large dealer said: “About one-fifth ot the butter received in this market will score extras. Opr receipts were 71,019 packages. The only way to beat out forr eign butter is to raise the standard ol quality; let us all work*togetber to this end." r For the week ending Aug. i&t we paid T]¥»c: the same date last year we paid a6c. Every one looked for a low market this summer, and it is tow on under grades, but through your efforts in caring for your cream we have managed to get a lair, price lor our butter, and we intend to keep the price']USt as high as we can. Keep your cream coming regularly. Remember y6ur check is always waiting for you. If you live close to tbe creamery and want to Mill milk, come tn and get our price. We can do you good. Yours very truly, CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO. HASTINGS, MICH! cm $100 Reward, $100 Chink of henry Smith Grand Rapids, micb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose open with a small knife mid remove Hie seeds. Allow a pound of sugar lo each pound of fruit. I»ul the E ANNOUNCE AN AMAZING MODELgrapes in the pr*-.-* i v ing. kettle The OLIVER No. 7—a Typewriter of superexcellence, with a little waler and laiil •fwi-nly vyitli automatic devices and refinements that mark the zenith minutes. ,Add Hu- sugar nnd cook Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment until a drop nour**l in a cold s:iu- i of .typewriter progress. A marvel of beguty, speed and easy er will hold its shape. Remove in Western Michigan. action. Typewriting efficiency raised to the nth power. at once ami pour in cups or kIiimcs. ! The OLIVER No. 7 embodies all prewioys Oliver innova­ "The angry flood that thou dost In putting up the winter store of Store on Corner ol Monroe and Division Ave. jellies il is always a g<«>d plan to tions and new self-acting devices never seen before on any type­ WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS mourn in sorrow, till some small ch* pots or egg Store Phones— Fann Phones— writer. A leap in advance which places The Oliver ten years Is but the wnshiug of thy soul cups for use in the children s lunch Bell, 173 Bell, 651 Wc pay you the HIGHEST ahead of its time. So smooth in action, so light lo the touch, so from sin, liaskcts. , • Citizens, 5173 Citizens, 6251 Lol dawns the light upoji that mysPRICES. We operate 5 EL­ easy to run, that experts arc amazed. A model that means to the • tic morrow. EVATORS. Wc buy and sell Cbecriumrss. typist delightful case of operation. \Vii<-n all is clean, without -the on a LARGE SCALE. Wc A model that means a higher standard of typewriting, longer Ark, as in. principal thing that makes a happy depend upon doing a LARGE and better service. VOLUME of business at a lift thine eye above the de­ home. I-would nay it way cheerful- • The No. 7 is now on exhibit and sale at all Oliver Branches "Then,vastation. net*, iiol riches Dor plenty nor even SMALL PROFIT. If you A and Agencies throughout the United States. Behold the heaven where 1 set neatness, but chieriulmss. have never dealt with us, why hquse may be clean as the prover­ my Imiw. < not give us a triaj. Hl Pl LOT LIGHTING PLANTS A sign and symbol for tliy genera­ bial whistle, perfectly ami tasteful­ ly’ arnmged and y* I '< -111 as barren tion— Smith Bros. Volte & Co. In peace Hu* sevenfold colors as au:pinp'ty barn, "f there is not a Op.C. LAS. Pkooi 57 Hullip cheerful atmosplimc. aliiue 'and glow." In the house, cheerfulness can of­ ten be .brought nb*-ul very simply, Today, when slorms of sin and by having a bright yd soft light, doubt arc raging, /3r-LIGHTINGand COOKING Tbe Ark of- Gqd is atill our glad the shades adjust'd mi il will be 1 neither too ulaiy imr .glmmiy. retreat. • How safe the shelter in qur souls SomeTlnies a i-hintz, cushion, a bit I of color, a fresh Rower in a glass, if ■ abiding! His holy temple, ah, how fair and it be only one, will add a refresh-, ing swi-etness and homyness to an sweet! mergm tn to the Summer ScmUoo dull —Clara N. Bales in Young People's otherwise dull room—and offering couUnuous opportunity fur rooms are apt tn.make dull people. Weekly. any one to enjoy all U>c ailcanIn the same w.iy >11 matters of dr. — a c^n*,^ jumi Acetyl.n. ta<c*< <>r a coun-c of Uuslnran icaln(too little louell>-< that bespeak pir.-, j i, lika lhe Icusr “ Y." To Dry Clean Silk*. Woolens lui; wlilcii will pooltltely h-a.1 to'a crvJnni Kimm! Ntlarlcd poaiUoa through Um: Half-Woolens mid Velvets. a gay little knot of ribbon, a i.ei mn- । And lhal |k.HmI, Illg tWISt to Hie hair, often adds a |n |kt allM of th» burner are only wctl-knowu . After tbonjuglilv brushing mid great deal t>* on*- s personality. pin ho)rf ,1,,. so smalt they let healing, wet a little pad. preferably The really chc--rful person is al-**: out oniy h.ifof a cubic foot of mad*' iiy a small wad uf absorbent invariably brnv. for to be truly Acetylene in an hour, cotton, covered wilh a piece <>f cheerful .tm-aii*. lo he able I*' *d I yoo leave one of theea DETROIT. MICH. ch an white linen, wilh benzine, and aside onoN little tilth- hurts and amt di-.ipdisap Acetylenebumeraopvn'byaccident dabble it on nil the pronounced DOHdffl cats as 'well as th«*(big ones,] all day- and oven then there would spots before immersing the entire rcrcome wcarineM aiid rlepr. _ „ article in the benzine. Then pro? ami lliink of’Others. Then* Is- caable you’to set Rte to It If you tried. T. H. WASHING) ceed after the manner of Washing il _ —Jse cherfiflii-«s. a mere vbneer • -........ — —•* — — in. suds with the bands. <-inpliiyi 11g iiMUtned with ;r "My-bul-l’m good I FIRE INSURANCE neither board nor brushAner air which is more trying to the.ob­ U you ara not Insured or would thoroughly cleansing il in this way, server than almost anything I Jlka to chance your Insurance call hang it uut in the air and suusliiiin know. But tbe really brave. Miitny. I OXWELD ACETYLENE CO. tn and me. I represent a com­ for M’veral'Tiours. If the fabric is CHICAGO pany with a cash capital of 11.000­ I'lii- new model lias more ini* IHHmiur 17-Ccnta*a-I)ay purchase woolen or half-woolen', brttah II af­ cheerful man. woman nr child, th** 000 and can fully protect you. plan. Hie siune as on previous Oli­ terwards tfilh a clean whisk dipped ixne who persistently looks forward uiau LEE II. 1‘ItYOR in hope and tries lo look for b*-mi- ; than wc ran even enumerate ver models. in cold waler. Velvets shouhi be ’y and goo<im*‘> instead of faults in Office la New blcbbine-UurUm IUk. The OLIVER No. 7, cquip|x-d with steamed in order to restore their । their nritrtilxirs mid stirronmlim.*. In Some Far P<rt. The “riisliimifd krj board" wilh lht- fumotis Printypc, if desired, pile after cleaning. . is 1 ..In o..r ur the camlidates for is one one that that everybody everybodyto is always always uliftti gliid Momcnls there are when o'er (be "niK-hor keys" and (hr new auto­ vvlllmut extra diarpe. Il should be borne in mind that *> u..rth a uroal d.ud t*> .■ 1 " I 11 . * 11 , soul • matic featurra inrun Irxs work for not an all laorirs fabrics are for ‘drv ’ ■ • fares 11,1 ,light n f*' **'up willi;,.,.. ' ' (aMilily. fieasurer OU tile lepubliYou owe il to yourself to sec the nov an suitable suiiaim I0J ‘‘J see* peoples ii<» i>M,ulNk Irx-..•drain on the Great waves from mystic oceans L'"-* T.MI i!, ' '■""' - • -■J.' uw----irniii— HN r;— Irxs inmiiiAl mid iiu-nbil effort./ typewriter ul any price. Note its and half- silk fabrics can belter be change IVHh all of Hipm- masterly uic- In-iiiitj, .siNN-d mid raw artion. ib< clemied with soap and water or ’ z Or Hjpin to roll, aud bring with <-haai<iil Improv i-inriils wr have uondrrfiit automatlr devices. Try smi|f bark solutions. ' 't’oe the Uhilcvvush Brmli. I i-rvijw from. that township mno ' . them limde the iiim-hinr mure twmilihil Likewise il is well remember ... .<1^ ..i,, f ..i,..,,., .1 Strange'weeds and many- a starry lik.to "' ““'•.“'•II tlX“ hi'i. mid sj niinrlririil. From every typewriters. Try It on many kinds .lut buulne Orang<-*ill<* gem slniidpoiiil Tbe OI.IVEit Xo. 7 ut- of work Hint no other typewriter uru effective on ire.se or fal slaiM Jof uSXEX’h i --"''•.nth'and lains superlative rvcrlleiirr. hence, other stglus an? best rcmov-. *?. *.'hl.. .....i,;.,.. J... we h<-l <-nliHed !•» thla/fiominhtion. From shores Dul found upon lite Xolliiuu yon could ui*-li for hus ed beforehand by different meth-1 "«“• . I mn ph.l--d lo no one. and if Il is a siuiiillcmit. fart lhal (ho Oda. Glycerine, for instance, is -a ( -.-VarnlS^ .... . ■'.... ‘"el n,,‘ <'»tee on|1 Either of mind or of the heart. been oiiiHh d. I he new devices; re* Ihirnu-iil*,. ImprovenM-nls mid <-*>n- typewriter tlial introdiiecd such solvent And across Hi*- wondrmi* n-alm solvent for for alkaloids, alkaloids, alkalies, alkalies. dye dye-­ !'! '.. . 1 -ii.. i!v lm.-m.-ss i.rmeh.i.l principles. Inr ttrtm n-fi«*ti coni «>f whitewash »<-nii in«■* rbiiial uu ll«»- X*i. « n-pn-- rimdi-mulrhifl Innmalfniis as vHr stuffs and like substances. Em­ F<— * .................. nor .ioiibl the m-iiI hii riKiriuoiM. mil lay uud vuslly ible uriling. visible reading, I’rin- ployed in combination wilh the,yolk every aumin**r. Capitol InrraiM* Ils value—the price has l.vpr, etc., should Im* the first to In­ of n fresh egg, just broken froth Hie who have chick* n dream • troduce automatic methods of op­ shell il is unsurpassed for remov­ also recbinmend' d. Saving s X Loan Associatisa, Nor fear th>- menace ol the stream • v. .... following] , shall evea continue in force our eration. ing such stains from white flannel whilewH.-di foiniula is recommend- ; The Sw<Rolling the Power that bids man or similar while woolens. The nl: Slake Inn*- wilh waler mid add ini*-uliiig t sail, mixture should be spread, on the ■sufficient gkiin-tnilk to bring it to -El*-<-triifar alarms surround In suiiK? far port, will cry him Hail! let soak in it a half hour, aud J he consisted■> of thin cream. To th** lt * EMi Oliver Typewriter Building CHICAGO slain, < —John Rhuddlau. ciiuii, niu.ii. & siti.ii it. n. ci. then washed out in the usual man- "each gallon add one ounce of salt fare, lestet 15 minutes, day mid two oiiiic*-- ><f brown/ugar dis-ifmai night, —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— iMUy Kxccyt Sunday, •solved in water. Il is a gimd plan'—__ Potato Sulad. lo add a quarter oF-a pound of cal- ! ■olng South S:0l fo m. A I: Cut cold boiled potatoes into cium chloride ( • every Thirty gal-j ” “ •oing North 1:11 fo m. A 4: ' culm or slice- them moderately Ions of the wa-h in order to in­ 8. C. QREC8KR Q. P. thick.- Chop a little onion and crease il*t dirtiif* cling properties. mingle with the potatoes. A nice For gal ’- mid fences, a uood boiled salad dressing is prepared by whitewash recip*- U the following; heatiug half cup of viurgar with an Slake twenty i»>'ind< of linie with even tablespoon fill of sugar and a boiling waler uiiid.il is of the con- i pat of butler. Mix thoroughly half •latency of thin i reain. Thun 'lir' Drives Rheumatic Pains Away, :rom tlic blood and drive i: out of tcaapoonftil of salt, half teaspoon- in three pound- of common salt । Relieves Backache and Blad­ the system. It n-.attcra, not how old you are or ftii of pepper, a pinch of mustard ami one-half pound of nluiur der Disorders After A Is like a shrine. Wc treat, it how long you hav; suffered. Croxonc (ground.) a teaspoonful of corn The novel niii' iil whilrwash re- ■ Few Doses Arc that -Way. The stone that wc 15 so prepared, that it it .practically sliitvli and the yolk of an egg. Beal cipe. which has -iveu quite RC|i>*raf* ^Taken impossible to nice it into the human the hot liquid gradually into this •atptfaelion. is more expensive .than erect possesses *all the. lines of system without results. You will find and simmer until thick, tilir iu a those three, but gives belter r»-su!t< •true art. Sleep riitt:rl-ia,7 bladder weak- it different from ail other remedies, little cold waler. the recipe follow*; Slake -a half, nc backache, thcmnatuni, and there is nothing else on earth like IF you are a bor­ IN WORKMANSHIP bushel nf Inn*- with IhuIiiiz waler, the many other* kindred ailments it. It starts to work immediately M I rower ot thia Bout's for First Aid. keeping il i-uv**n-d during tho pro­ which so commonly edme with declin- and more than a few doses are sel­ You will say that wc have no superior. \Vc do not Ml paper, don’t you Don’t disturb Mood clots. cess. Strain il and add n peck of tog'yrart. nrcd*no longer be a source dom required to relieve even (he' - think It ia an incharge exurlritant prices nor take advantage in the situDon't be rough with the patient. salt dltoQlved hi warm waler, three «d t'.-r.vl.atnUr i»cry lo those who are most chronic, obstinate cases. ■ Juatk-a to the man who la » ation. We ijojour work in a skillful-way, charging a Don't probe for a bullet or any pounds.nf ground rice pul in .boil­ pert the middle age of life Paying for It? H« maybe ft is the most wonderful remedy moderate price. ■ other body imbedded in the flesh. di • •ive.-y, Croxcne, fhrer- ever made for restoring the lifeless ; looking for it at thia vary ing water and Imiled to a thin paste,' The Don’t wash wounds unless you uiwt-half |K>imd **f powdered Span­ romcj ali such <ii .• rderv because it re- organs tn’ health and strength and , momant. MakaltarvgNow is the time to pfocc your orders (or work to lie steriiio the water. . .. of the trophic. It uiarvialior to your bocna. Ish whiling, one pound of clear glue I ridding the system of every particle set ditring stirnnier ami .cafly fall. Call and sec our Don’t pull or tear off clothing— dissolved ; Tbe Buhacriptlon prtca la vM »> ....... waler. in warm Mix । ------- right into the<|citlnsys,tbrfniRli of uric acid, and you fan take it with • stuck and gel our prices. cub it away. . an Invcatnxnl that wlU lhesi* well togeHiar, ami let the ,1|C walls and lining,; cleans out the th^ utmost confidence that nothing Dou'l aliempl 16 remove pilch, mixture stand for -several days, j toile filirn h; glands and cells, and nn earth will so quickly cure such repay you welt varnish or wax from a burned sur­ Keep the wash thus mad** ip a kel- K'*’fs ,!>e '-idn-y- r-w strength to do conditions. . ;□□□□□□■ face. He or a portnbl- heater. am| wlu-n i ‘r.e'r wo;l: properly It n<«itralixr« You can obtain an original pack­ Don’t bring anmionia too close to Used put if-<m a«Tiol as nos.TIiir* ’ anil di'vntrry ttnrrrht "nus^r < acid age of Croxoqe at trifling cost from Granite and Monument Dealers the nostrils. wffh a paint biuflt or whitewash ,jtancesl *"al led*' m tie. joints any first-class druggist All druggists Phone 197 ’ Haating*. Mich. 1 Don’t touch the eye with dirty brush. ar , *' p ll’-6 rrivism; are authorired to personally return » ... . I sad m4»e- tn* k»*irev» •. -r an«t 1 ,’be purchase price if Croxane »hou!4 ! linger* or an unclean cloth. BANNKB H .ViT ADV& MV. *“ ** ‘h£ ' ":*4B'U ?*““ {ail m a amglc case, Don't pul bandages on loo light. “All that will mean a new aud good isreation; AH varied powers now subject iu thy will. And thou, O manl know thia: dost thou obey me, The flood shall carry thee, and shall not killl W HOME MADE ACETYLENE The Flame of Acetylene Light is Small and the Burner Peculiar Spring Term Detroit Business 39 5% NET INCOME The OLIVER Typewriter Co. MONUMENTS A Monument .Olli K® F» KW iiltif BELIEVES ILL BlllSEf StH UER MISERIES A Word to the Borrower IRONSIDE BROS. �r%ac nrewrt ; ™ a'^rp,n* auclct «, mi /MDER MAKING Southwestern Michigan rigil Mnd^sJSb^UwSL j ----------------------------------- —— _ 5_______________ ' —; I I Tlll< THISWUQL-'U WEEK’S K'RWS NEWS IN IN I NEAR-BY COUNTIES. | In response to a request of Rep- I • resen la live J. Frank Stevens pf] Star City. Congressman James <7. McEmigldln has made a thorough v ipvestigation into the claims’ of » certain Indians of the, Ottawa, Chippewa ami Potfiijvaloml .tribes , of Michigan. For' a number of years these Indians have been cncouragi'd -by ccilaitr ntthrneys tn believe that they rightfully had , title to certain reclaimed lands] along Ilie Lake Michigan water­ front in Chicago worth millions of dollars. Congressman McLaughlin ] lias spent considerable time male-1 ing a careful investigation of the' merits of thrso claims. lie has] learned that the Indians have ab-l sohitrly no claim against the pov-; 'eminent. 'I he Indian ufftyrs bu-i irean mid Commitiees of I he'.senate land liou^e have all reported unfav­ orably mi thesn claims as^far back as- 1WW. Fenner Senator Curtis; Be Good To Your Land Farms For Sale XVa -h.v« nn nxlra mmd list <d *llt’J'<'t Ulld Iliad'- it plmil that Itlf* to Jbrtta JIT u Lt claims were wittiout merit one l had, wr' hope (tils year lo be even |ww Or It Can’t Be Good To You No laud in Barry County or Michigan, can staml continuous “cropping” wrtlioiit DESTROYING ti- tcrtility. Every BUSHED of grain that you raise and sell from your farm TAKES AWAY just so much fertility. Some lands How To Be Good To Your Land There's nnc sure way—USE HOMESTEAD FERTILIZERS. They •■put back" inlo the land the very element yon "drajv out" when you take off a crop of grain. Ilomcstcad Rone Black Fertilizer is made chiefly of BONE GROUND B<)XE. It. is inpre than a stimulant to the land, and its benefits cah be noticed lor several years. That is WHY il is BETTER for your land than chemical fcrtiliacra, which arc useful only for ONE YEAR. ' which makes the liujer the prom. .uu. 'ri.is «•-,« d>>.-lnn>ri i*, i... t vou £n-!hNNMh*Lk'0U PU> r"r’ if >>u|:'"'ir"" nn agreemcnl mid] ^iv-hnvA ‘jfid U^-T fnmi. nn.t w,nipr°'n>'“' with lliesi? tribes ami nl21£« In'thn bvli I vrarJ’Tik mil ’ ,n '",l "f al1 claImP ,n favor <‘f' Edmonds Bros.—The Elevator Men PHONE 18 of these L- men what kind of; ngaiIH| u,.. i nite<l Stolen or said [■ ■■ trralnM-nt .nd «r>lrr thrj o..l . ........ . „r,.llu ......... .. gl— IVr^lU hr .1 .CM. n.iirr'. SSI •"?'?"11 'fe1 "r "fl...... . We will be .nt .Charles Bauer's iiantFor confeileraiion. This nioix-y llfO'-tn. “Dlrerlly. I -n law oilier Saturday. August X, nnd was pniil directly lo heads of fnmi- I a penny from Hie po.rqcti Saturday hereafter. lies, adults mid guardians of min-'“he continued. “I #wm Ollier Hours 11 to 12 mid 1 lo L nt ors. Despite the fact Hint tlie m.xi I wrote tlie I'"ei claims were settled up years ago l.itchlieli). Mich. Tin1 many Indians of norlliern Michigan ; taken from- a story are still encouraged in the hope | Magazine. I sent (li< ,—.. . — Hustings or Delton, Mich. flliit they still jiave something.“'‘I Detroit, Commercial and it was coining. puldislied. It attracted so much —--------' alleitlion that Qiiren' Victoria ap• Whrn I was If! and wrote T.ur-' a few Shall Not Ring. Tonight,* 1 lit- . ' ‘ ' A. !'i' ! i <, tie im'o.'iuc,f cwas destined loi 1’"* "church l.livil-vy and make famoJa itthA , Httli' <*hurch Ini 1‘! Ml' al whi, VT T” 1. i0found |3"£ England, where tlie scune was-laid.1 ;\n.1Liigh-limaii took , , ■...................... . . . . fl,.. Itimbers ini hoc-. noil tlM'il th,ini T. il' Hi.-' and used them ror enrich numerous publishers, ami Fur Tlir Oil StilllH make a foituue for the man who clappers for minalure bells, which bouphl the timbers uphn which the Im. sold as souvenirs. ntuPrenped a fortune." old bell was hung ami sold souve­ nirs from them.” said Mrs. Rose Cleaning up the wreckage caused Hartwick Thorpe, of f?an Diego. CaL formerly of Litchfield. Hills­ by the cyclone al Pelricvilie is well dale county, author of the famous under way and plans completed for the replacing of the bridges and This stallion was formerly owned several buildings that wore swept by Owen GratTmillcr mid is well away by the “twister." The mill race has been repaired. but the kndwn ip horse breeders of Burry large bridge across Grand river at Count}'. • • that point, which Was totally de­ molished. will have tn be rebuilt He is a fine young stallion of the 1 from all new material, as none of very hardiest slock. the mtilerinl in the old structure Will stand balance of season nt can be used in the construction <>f my place on the A. B. Gates farm, One cabinet picture of every child the new one. as it was so badly under two years of age in Barry twislod out of shape. 3 miles cast of Cloverdale. rOunty. AH you lune to do is bring in Hie baby Thursday, August 211. The efforts to dredge tlie Maple for tlie sitting and we send you the Biter from a jmint near Bannister TERMS—To insure marc with free picture. Remember it does to Muir, is being again agitated, a not cost you u cent. Come in and meeting for Hint purpose being standing roll, $15. gel urtpinhilrtl. Tell your friends. held at Pewamo last week Jiy Drain Special equipment for children's Commissioners Louis F. Green of I d<’lures. Clinton, Elisha Strong of Ionia and E. W. Redmond of Gratiot. It will remembered that tlie dredging of the Maple was defeated a Ground Floor Studio Across From few years ago. when the proceedCloverdale, Michigan the Court House. i ings were well under way. by the •„----- o> i. i ,,f Ionia coiitity. under a Ball Phone, Delton HASTINGS, MICH. j£.ial local act of the .legislature. Registered Percheron “Success” Big Day Thursday, Aug. 20 Free E. PATTON GREATER MICHIGAN FAIR GRAND RAPIDS Sept, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, i7 EVERYBODY IS GOING TO SlEE Blooded MICHIGAN Horses Thoroughbred MICHIGAN Cattle Pedigreed MICHIGAN Sheep MICHIGAN Swine of Purest Blood WOLVERINE Prize Winning Poultry INSTRUCTIVE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS WITH MACHINERY AT WORK , ' 1 i । । HASTINGS, MICH Mr. Green soya that the objection^ seem to be reincwed now. and that probably over fifty per cent, or those uliose lamb woiild be affect­ ed arc now in favor of the project. I he dredge work will cover a dis­ tance of 27 miles. bl Ezra Morehouse & Co. AUCTION SALE - As the result of a frightful at­ tack made on him by a hawk he «hot, Fred Wright, a farmer living six miles north of ihis place Is suf­ fering from many ugly gashes. I lu re are four gaping holes through his right hand and several long gashes in his side. After! shooting the bird Wright ran to: where it dropped. As he npproaejied it, tlie hawk flew at him and drove its claws through his right hand. Battling for his life' Wright tried to free himself from! tin? bird's claw, but could not. Asj lie fought, the bird nsed nslalonc] to /ear open his side. Wright's cries liroughL his son. who, using) a pocket knife, cut off the hawk's claws that were firmly clasped In! his father's hands, and thou using a chili, killed the bird. The hawk) was the-biggest ever killed about' here; im-asifi-ing four feet across' its wings. It kllhd hundreds of ’ cliickuns duriug, pie past few Having sold 40 acres of my farm, and decided to move to town. I will sell the following personal property at my farm, one mile south end one mile west of Hastings, or one mile east of the Yeckley school house, on section 24, Rutland Township, Wednesday, Aug. 12,1914 Commencing at 1:00 P. M. FARM MACHINERY. Black gelding, 7 yrs. old, ul. 1100 cows. Durham cow. due January 7th. Black Jersey, 5 yrs. ohl, due February 3rd. • Block cow. part Jersey, dur April 17th. * Large brindle row,-8 yrs. old, giving* milk Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due in January1, These urr nil choice^ rows mid In excellent condition. Holstein heifer, eighteen months old, due March 27th. 2 yearling Holstein heifers, due in April Holstein heifer, 7 months old The boyhood how of inventor Thomas A. Edison in Port Huron is] to be cleared of the historic old I pine trees.which cover tlie grounds] and the plot of ground, which con­ sists of 20 acjmCwill lie made into' a public tyiTkliy its present own-! eis. ’i lie- Line trees will be made into himb'T. from which a fine summer liJfel will be constructed, on th<? sila of the old Edison home.’ which waslliicatid a few rods north of- what is now- known as Edison HenSbr-' . . ’ Finest Fruit Display Ever Seen Host of Other Attractions Including a Royal Hippodrome A quantity of hay LUNCH FOR THOSE B5A Marking what Is probably the disappearance of the connecting lines between the once famous Dowie family and the equally fa-| inous Dowie summer home. Bep Mac Dhui. on White lake, near Muskegon, the remnants of the! qneo-splendid furnishings of life' house have liven offered for sale, and will be disposed of. Solid ma- ' hogany pieces will be knocked j .down In Ihe. highest bidder .at-PFi-1, vale sale. Mrs. Do^vie ami her son.! Gladstone, who made their home there for a number of years follow-- I ing-tlx? death of (he elder Dowie, are now living al Pawhuska, Okla.. where the son K'the rector of an; Episcopal church. The 'properly 1 is in the hands of Charles E. Soule of Grand Haven to whom il came j through the foreclosure of a mort­ gage again-t it. Auto scat surrey, nearly new Single top buggy Riililicr (ire bike buggy Single fineness Wide tire wagon Boti sleighs Buck-eye grain drill (kirn shelter Champion mower . One-horse rake 'Oliver plow No. 99 Double shin el plow 3-horMi riding or walkingI cultivator Spring tooth drag Spike tooth drag Steel roller One Iioenc cultivator Heavy work harness . Light double hnrnew Boggy pole, neck yoke and whifilrtrrcN Phil form senlcM. wt. 2500 Gohlen Harvest cream.separator Water separator .‘Miururr blue tin me oil stove and glass front oven POULTRY. 25 While Wyandotte hens AImhiI GO mixed hens FROM A DISTANCE Terms of Sale: JSTX’SS XT! year's,.time will be given on good bankable notes with Inter­ est at six per cent No goods to be removed until settled for. / F. M. ROBERTS, Proprietor COL. W.H. COUCH, Auctioneer A neighbor's* cat, deluded with! the idea that it possessed a silver, vocal apparatus, disturbed the slumbers of Frank Francis of Ionia I to such nn extent that his svslctn | igut all nut of whack and he began lo lose weight and acquire wrin­ kles. The cat became so bad that Frank finally derided to end mat-1 tors and arose in tho dead of night and sallied forth to the back yard, armed with. Iiis trusty shot gun. Rilhopelled against the 'horizon se­ curely perched on a fence was the cat. and Frank took a long, careful aim and fired. .Simultaneously, Frank Allen, a neighbor, abruptly dropped Ihe wrench with which he was tinkering hie automobile and grasped the calves of his legs, which -were perforated with buck­ shot nnd hurl exceedingly. A lll41e medical attention made his wounds lornforlahle, however, and ho is mighty glad that the cat was silting on a low fence instead of a high one. ■ .• | BAKED GOODS Mr. Man, how would you like to stand over • a hot stove during the hot summer days and try to do the family baking? Of course you wouldn’t like it. Do you think your wife really enjoys it? During the hot months one of our specialties is ‘ making many lines of dainty, appetizing, whole­ some baked goods. They arc JUST THE THING FOR LUNCH. They Save Your Wife al! the hard, hot work of baking and make it Easy for her lo prepare meals. Our aim is to make this a community bake shop and to be of SERVICE to all the people. We use the best GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, which we buy in CARLOAD LOTS; the best of pure leaf lard, in Splendid Fireworks Nightly Excellent Racing In our farming operations we used a great deal of Homestead Fertilizers. They gave by far the best results of any of the many kinds we tried. That's Why we secured the Agency for them whtn wc went into the Elevator busi­ ness. WE KNOW WHAT THEY WILL DO. We know that everyone who uses them will be pleased—and that's the kind of article we sell. ' Now is the time to order your fertilizer and we will be glad to talk with anyone thinking of buying. Wc.know wc can do you a lot of good. n>. H11> h,n|K ()f (hn( r,w|u_ dm, I. !-* r„m. E. B. Gates .can stand "cropping” better than others, but in a few years the BEST of land in this county, 01 state wilL decreasc m. fertility pnd eventually, become "worthless" from a producing standpoint. Il's n laxative, of course—and the nicest hot weather drink you ever lasted. Flushes thoroughly, and pleasantly, too. F. C. Crysler. Syracusn, N. Y„ says: “Have used laxa-i ttvrs-for-13 years but this Citrolaxs has got everything else beat a mile. Try it—Arthur Mulholland. —Adv, ■ . -BA NNER WANT ADV8. Sttrl (•ct tbe BEST of everything that money can buy. And by baking in «uch LARGE QUANTITIES we can do baking for you at a. _ , LOWER PR1CIJ than you could buy the materials and do it 1 Star Bakery & Restaruant Phone 381 QUALITY BAKE SHOP Hastings, Mich. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-08-13.pdf b940dc5137905fb6304f091d5b978a47 PDF Text Text IH BARRY COUNTY Circulation Greater Than All Other Barry Comity Papers Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR INVESTING STATEMENT FROM EX-GOV. OSBORN THE HASTINGS 20 PAGES MILLIONAIRE LUMBERMAN'S TEAM PUTS HERE FRIDAY ’Tom" Stephens, of, Waters, Will Bring the t'.la*u>> "Otsego" Outfit lo Hastings. BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 13,1914 PLAIN STATEMENT FROM OFFICERS & DIRECTORS THIS NINE YEAR OLD YOUNG­ STER KNEW HOW TO 00 IT With ■ Tgynly-FIve Cent Fb.1 Outfit He Captured Twenty* PROF. L J. MICHAEL IS SAFE IN RUSSIA Everybody Re»-1. The HANNER. PART ONE-1 TO 8 WANT MILE OF GOOD ROADS NORTHEAST 7 Donating Funds and Gravel For Stretch From <'.Hy Limit* Towards Barber's Corners. NUMBER IS SUCCESSFUL CHAUTAU 07204720 Eight Black ANNOUNCES THE THINGS HE FINANCIAL CONDI­ Near lhe little villag*' of ’Milo) FORMER HASTINGS EDUCATOR • A rnncFFtod effort is being made F.vqry fan in this tounly’ has SHOWING WILL STAND FOR IF MADE ’ heard of lhe famous Otsego team lives a young diseipl® l«aac Wal­ TION OF BARRY CO. AGRICUIlo build a mile of giaxl road from the/ city limits toward Bartier'.* DANGER GOVERNOR AGAIN. ton. who pulled off a stunt last managed by •Tom'* Stephens, a mil­ DENT HE ISONS. SOCIETY AT PRESENT week that would be har.l for many lionaire luinliennan of Waters. C**rn-r«. thus eliminating one of th*' older and more experirm - q anglers worst stretches of highway in the Htepheiw doesn't rare for expenses. to duplicate. On Augu-t 3rd. Uh SECLARES IjisL year he and another million­ ANO EXPLAINING NEW WANTS THE STATE TO BUILD THE TICKETS PLEDGED ASSURE aire of Gaylord hired Mime of the and 51 h, Maurice, the mm- year old • <i and already ttie hav« son of O. B. Garrett, h**ikrtl ami MAIN HIGHWAYS IN MICHIGAN best league player* in lhe country AT POST FOR THE PRESENT snow for their elTo......... ................ . METHOD TO PAY THE CHAUTAUQUA FOR NEXT YEAR iressive spirit of the community successfully landed twenty-eight for their individual teams and the black bus and hi I OOl fit consisted Aivrr $liMl in cash and the pnoiiis.* resident* of the northern part of of a ten eent reed pole, a live cent Has Two More Bears Work TrarhHm u Proyruiii That Will Keep the slate had some of the finest ball fled put li Ri i rem a Promise a Higher line amt’a small simxii* nook. Fish­ Other r<>ntribulions are ready for Night Fair, Inrltidlnp I cel Him imd the lz*{jisluiurr Busy. hi Srirntlttr Farming to Young Class of Entertainments Than ermen who think it requires a lhe Milicilnpi. final clash between Gaylord and the of Moving PirturrN, Eli Good I'royrum Too. Rii*s»m Prnxnnl*. thirty -dollar rod and reel to catchJ Tlii* road badly n»*ed* gravelling. Otsegos, Blephen* offered Walter 1 " Miss Aija Michael, of Byracusi*. In wet weSther n lw*c«nneji a verit ­ Johnson of the Washington Amer ­ .-Ill VhspoiMn to n request, by the To the patron* of the Ban r Co. Th-- Chautauqua dosed .Tuesday. icans glJiOii if he would come and not ire. Agricultural Society:— Michigan Patron to a request for a N. V.. ha* received word from Prof. able quagmire, and tu*avy load* The attendance was not quite up to The time ha.* now arriv *d in Dmis J. Michael, formerly of Ihi*- cannot |»* hauled over it conven­ statement us to his policies if elccl- pitch. Johnson did not come, but Ixhi Bell of Hastings did go. Pitted wliirh there will be an effort made DETERMINE PERCENTAGE OF liiigx. who is in the. employ of tin* iently. nn** . ..... I only visit Mi<lagainst Duboc, of the Iietroil Tig­ by Hie officer* lo sell upwuiql* of the following declaration: Russian government at Kishinev, ers, Bell easily Well. I.IMXI lickrls here ill llje. Clip of further fact to the effect Hint he is in no dan­ road leading into a town, which is "My views on lhe governorship as Stephens has his ball tenth for hi* Hastings at IlJk) each. 'I'pere are ger from, the war now raging in the center of a community. Na-li- that coming a candidate are much the *aim* a* I Od.-*a His base bail IJH7 tax payers in the city who Barry County’ll Share Will lie Only Europe and that he will, remain nt have expn*sseif before IhiIIi orally own amusement. Hu.* roads. should Is* mlerestisi in saving the blood has awakened and ho will and by my public record. In the II Per Ont., Allegan's Bring Mr. Michael has been in Russia first place, f am nut a candidate in bring his team lo Hastings Friday. Fair Ground, as H Is one of our leading pleasure grounds, and us a attended. four year*. He is engaged a* an ■ the meaning of th- term commonly August 11. The fans .win have nn The BANNER cannot parlicularimdendoiid. The stale of Michigan oiqMirtimily tn see some of the best city we must pul our host effort* County Drain Cotntiii**ioiier I'Xpi il ;igi ii iiltiH.il •i.'vloper in Huifhing the peasxupr'nf the pro­ owes me nolhing. I owe every­ players in the country matched forward to save lhe same. Binhall and Martin Mutclilvr, drain In (he vlfilor*' Think. WiiaL a disgrace it would ciimmi*M*iuiH*r -of ARegiii county vince nr-ttrrnfi.ibia Un* inueier'b BURGLARS BREAK INTO eiilei lainm*-ni<. No iHhrr plan thing. my lifv and all lo Hi** stale again*! Hasting*. could give *0 many ami of such n of Michigan- In this altitude of line-up will be Ed. Killian and oth­ Iw* to Barry County to lose this have determined the p* i. ■ ui.ig.- of American methods of fanning. G. F. CHIDESTER'S STORE high rias* except by the gtoupiug ground on a debt, ami it is especial­ tax. which Harry and Allegan mind. I am simply offering to serve. er big league star*. Bell ha* asked lo pitch this ly up lo (In* ptople of the city of counties will have to pay for lhe cal department of the Stale College of Chautauqua* in cirruii*. and If the I.p|,- of III,- shile. knowing my administrative reront, what­ .14.1111-1 Si..pb-n-' ••uilii ..... Iti- re­ Hastings to see that we do not. The coiLMrui’tlmv of the* prop. —d Gun «»f Agriculture in Iowa for several Forced Hack Door mid Carried off Michael bureau. In th.- Hedpalh r soever chnrac(<*r of fearlessness quest ha* lM*en granted. Everyone officers ami difteclora have each River i|rpin in Gun mm-h. Barry Nearly X|iM) Worth of Clollrtnfl sigiu-71 the note guaranteeing pay­ county,* share is only I i m*r cent, which Hastings Iteliinge and imlepeiidem’e of chnrnrter I come lo (his game. ment of Ilic indelitedne.** of Sl.iksi while Allegan county in which he was called by lhe Russian gov­ were cm Chautauqua*, an posses*, my equipment by. ex|>eriernment. The Held he entered Everyone in llasling* is dinvily in­ eiire, by study and by travel in ev­ In addition to the amusements. readdy understand I hat Claim* Iiifrhiyrmrnl on Balt. terested. The laboring men who pay Hz» per cent of the cosl. er)’ nation of every continent of Mr. prownteil great possibilities to the Ili*». circus on Tuesday brought Alien Johnson, manager of the 'From the with it some burglars who carried many a minitin* vvurld and every important lla«tiugs B|Mirting Goods Works, own.no property should each give Biialsall will soon go to prang**- young agricullnrisl. rolunial and suzerian stale, with bn* hegunlegnl action against E. J. u* al least tiJMI for a ticket. ville. examine the land*. Iteiielllted first he specialized in the devehip- off athiul si<*> worth of hat* and If it should rain, a* it has’in years mid assess them accordingly. These nient of tin* Iniid f*tr, corn growing. clotliin? from them jny service* are al their dis- Lockhart, of Galesburg, whom he F, .('.lifilester'n In the fertile valley* of lhe ter­ store. past. Itv* debt would liul, be iu- lands lie <ui sect ion* 7, IH. :si and 31. IMmition. Ami I offug them "with Whm Nishl Polii'eman accuse* of infringing upon his full heart and active body. II they rights to manufacture tin* “Wil­ crehMtl. amrit’will greatly help the . The opening of l|ie hundred* of ritory bordering <m I lie Black sea Slanun made his ruimds about 8:30 up.t<» previous year* in lecture*, <l*i mil wish my services again. I son's Wobbler," Hie well-known society if all will take hold and acre* of Gun imindi, thereby in­ he Im* cMablisnrd ntlmeroii* ex­ o'clock, he discovered-, that mhiu* but were superior in ipusical at­ periment st al inns and throughout "I mhis I," and it would hurt no one shall b<* happy ami ihafikfui as a arlficial bail; which is also known creasing the assets of th- commun­ tractions Kryl's band and Kellara large m*etion of southern Russia to lake a chance under the cir­ private citizen who may have been •pecially noteas the “Fluted Wobbler." Mirk­ cumstances. It is n. Iiig iimfbrtak- ity. is being met with great entliu- he has placed superinlendent* in <.f Mr. Chidester'. honored far beyond his deserts. sigsm. So far there Da* twen no hart is accused of using unfair "If I am chiiKeu governor again competilivn met hod* by manufact­ mg for (he officers to do this extra oplHisition from owner- of resorts charge of vast fanns to tench the -*lp-i k I shall give the slate much the uring a (mil similar to the one made vv7irk, but there seems no other way al Gun hike, us the former objec­ younger generation of.peasant* the' that burglars'Juul been in the place, The advance sale of tickets same kiml of administration I gave here, calling II “l>ockhurl\ Fluted out. and when they appear before tion has l»*en removed a* lhe pro­ new mcllioils of scienlillc farming. lie notified nt once Mr. Chidest**) reached <IHici. By the contract oneMr. Michael accepteil the posi­ you. please have yuwr money ready before. It shall he my aim: half of the advance sale above 9US00 Wobbler." Judge Smith has issued (or one or more tickets. We only motor* will build acros* Hu* outlet tion on a three-ycars' contract. At; and Deputy Sheriff Lichty. of Hie lake a dam which will main ­ “To lower the tax rale again. Entrance had lo*en made by cut ­ went to lhe local association, or an injunction prohibiting Mr.'lxick■HUT. ru, Tl..-. »-.n .. ion.. “To give f<*arlcss enforcement of harl from selling Iho bait during hope-lhnt many of you will call on tain the waler at a pcrin.inent lev/•ials of-the province were so grati­ ting through a scr*-en door, smash­ Hu1 Treasurer ami Sec.relanf and nil Un* laws. ing the glass in the door, hi addithe pendency of the suit and until get tickets without being solicited. Since the cultivation 'i*f union* fied with liin work that they gav» nn accounting has ln*en made for assoriatnni which was incurred the All Fairs have had to raise their ha* begun oil the imir.-li. business him another contract for an addi­ "To make it public dollar go as trade diverted to him by the alleged prices, as the ft!ami Family Ticket lie han there- secureil With a strong padlock. 111st year. ha* increased m the (own* in lhe tional three year*, Marks showitl where the burglars fur ns a private dollar, or a liltle infringement. For a time tin* future of lhe’ so common in days past cannot vicinity. had unsuccessfully attempted to farther. I did it oiice t|iid I run do Chautauqua m Hastingtu seemed n' returning .to this country. support a fair under mixlem pric­ it again. METHODIST CAMPMEETING AT Regarding the political situation force lhe door open. Rutiled in this matter of doubt, owing. t*i lhe ines for everything. By buying the plan, they crawled Ihiinigh 1he "Tu introduce lhe short ballot inin' Russia. Mr. Michael has said lit­ gl.00 tii-ket.s you save money, as tin* Ih Michigan. GULL LAKE AUGUST 18 TO 30 single admission ticket are 35c tickel. anil tin tle in communications with rela­ window in the door. "To- reduce tlw* numlier of state An inventory on Weihiosday tives in till* country. Because of each. The fl.tri tickets have four employes by culling oil evejy unthe nature of hi* position he ha* showed' that six suits of clothing coupons, and the gl50 tick/ds have 'ms-esjtary iiolilical hanger-on of lairgr Number Will Attend Re­ expressed no opinion. Miss Mich, Imd sevvral hats liad'lH>Jn taken. A six coupons. whom l|iere are many. ligious Meeting on Beautiful u-u taken from of the Chautauqua would sustain ael said for that reason she did not When it comes to Fairs, Barn* know whether or not her brother Grounds Near SI hl la nd Park. County is not lhe only om* that is stale ofllcials should be compelled Association have in; Idea of making will be alTecled by the present uplo live. If (hey do not wish b> live The 19th annual campmei'ling financially einlmrras«e«l. Here I* a BARRY COUNTY’S VETERANS The burglars are suppoaeiV lo money. They feel that the Chau­ where they- t«re exp*Tt«*d to work, ami lhe 73rd annual conference of history of some fairs in u'-ighborWILL GATHER HERE,THURS­ ave been im n avIiu were discharge tauqua is a community affair, and The American consul at Odessa is Protestant Cainp- ing counties:— they need not. enter the service of the Methodist I from the ci\*us gang early in want it tn Ih* of the highest com­ DAY AND FRIDAY a persona! friend of Mr. .Michael. meeling Association of Michigan, Allesnn Gminlr raised nt one Ihm4 munity sen ire. They felt they had This city is only seventy-live miles will Im* held at the grounds near about 97<>o.iM) BY TAX. to aid its Agno fight to assume that an increas­ from Kishinev, and is easily acces­ ‘To give all my'liino lo the work Midland Park. Gull latke, from i (cultural Society, and is NOW in ed price for season tickets would In* sible. Mr. Michael and his wife August IH to 30. Rev R. A. Torrey. Garrison Family Reuiihm. debt about fl.200.00. of th* governor's nlUur. which I did isilli speak German and Russian D. D, the famous evangelist and before. . The annual gathering . of mem­ Chautauqua and that the commun­ The Eaton County Fair ran be­ AND GOOD PROGRAMS fluently and arc abl<* lo travel “To\visll nil of lli«* slate inslilu- religious teacher.. will be present hind about gl.000.ixi last year-and ber* of th** Garrison faintly was alsiul without difficulty. Migi- held \V<*diie*Hlay. Augtl'f 5th, iPli.j ity idea on that matter could not be lious each year and kmny liy actual and conduct service*. its' indebtedness is now about <2.­ Michael says that for the*** reasons The ennipmeeting session will 500.00. ■— »->. — —-‘ety for reqiiircmonis. I was th** first gov­ extend from August IH In 21; the Mowry. All came with wt'll tilled the Chautauqua. Therefore the of- / The Calhoun County Fair raised Miirtiul Music by Fife and Drum her brother's safety. Michael conference from Augu*t 35 to 30. ernor in years to <h> this. baskets and big “appetites" and < i-rp-. Will Revise the ••Spirit by TAX alKUit $2,250.00 and paid ov­ is assistant Io C. 1 >. I. .... ... "To endeavor to have created a The speaker* for the afternoon ser­ er to the Association, mid its debt did justice to the tine pirpir dinner. all anxious to secure the Chautau­ of 'til." , the Empire United Railways. slate piiri'linsing b«»ard or agent vices during the canmineelings are is still about 9i.5OO.iNl. ■ qua next year, felt lliijt they ought and thus do away with wasteful n.4 follows: Wednesday, Rev. M. The annual reunion of Hie sold­ ent. including a number of visitor*. not to urge the matter under th-* Lake Odessa ami Ionia fairs have iers of Burry county will be held Thornapplc Drain Project buying and widely distributed care-, II. Salgeon; Thurmlay. Rev. Carl The *<>n* and daughters qf Rob­ circumstance*). hut rather have the iessnesa and temptation. I.uikIImhii; Friday. Rev. G. R. Slil- "thrown up the siHinge." al lhe Fair Grounds *ni next Thurs­ Still Alive. ert I and Jane E. Garrison, present peopb’ speak mid for themson. Adrian; Saturday, Rev. F. A. The attractions that we have se­ day and Friday. Augd*t 2U and 21. In zirder U> apportion lhe taxes were. Samuel S, Wright II, Geo, Perry. D. D„ Adrian; Sunday, Rev. cured this year are FIRST CLASS, The reunion, as liy been hereto­ for lhe cost of lhe profiosrd Lillie Wm, ().. Rotieil F, Mrs. Lydia H. A. Torrey. D. D. Rev. C. H. Bld- and there will be many more of fore aimounceHjj'wnl last only two Tliornapple Drain, which has been Bush nnd MrX. Adelin Wm*ks. The licdpatli ■ Bureau plans next •To combine th** University of ifireoin of Idtnaing, will conduct them than usual. Hue are a few: days instead of lb'—'• owing to the talked of since the Panama canal Two groups of four generations year to reduce the number of Moving I’ictun-s EACH EVENING, fhcl that many'of the soldiers are Michigan, Die Michigan Agriciil- prayer meetings at rt:<M) p. in. was begun, there will be n meeting were also present. Chautauqua.! on this circuit from changing for each evening; Cap­ tiM) feeble to undertake the work tvual college, and lhe Michigan Col­ on Munday in Grand Rapid* of Mes­ - Curtis Garrison ami family of I3rt lo too. and to raise Hie standaril More Trunk Line Highway. tain Webb's trained seals and sea of arranging a program lasting lege of Mmes into the greatest, unisrs Birdsall, Shaffer and Miller. Rock Island. Ill, came, ns also did of entertainments still higher. verAily Hi the world, with increasiil The residents of Johnstown with lions; Leconiile A- Pearl's Tango three days. .Every effort is being <|rain commissioner* respectively efllcieticy on thf* part of all and a their characteristic enterprise are Dancers: the great Robinson Troup; made to induce all of the veterans •if Barry. Kent and Ionia couflties. Mi** Olga. Garrison of Big Rapids. They propose that this shall be After the election of officer* for known a*, the Ik* Luxe Circuit- Most |iru|Miriionale rcduclhm in th« cost building a half mile of trunk line Motorcycle races, all KIh* exhibit- of the county and residents to be next year, a short program includ ­ of the Chautauqua* will n** held in ed on lhe platform in front of tlte of maintenance. ihghway on the Battle Creek road, ing music, on the Vietrolu. a few the ht.rger cities- in the central John Huss Driul. north of. the county line. In Cal­ Grand Stand. The Moving Pictures will be more informal than they etc, which was enjoy­ shite* of tin* north and shfitli. Tin* John Russ, who w ill' he remem­ recifaQnns. Imii* department and the ihduslrial houn county the road will he built and the many other attractions se­ have been ift the past. ed bv-GlI. , accident Imard. These departments north from Urbandale through Bed­ cured will make a most delightful Thtf program, for the first day is bered by maiT? of th** older resi­ one birth ami one marriagc-fe- Mi«*** larger place*, and the Hedof alsiut three hour* solid in charge of the members of Hie dents of th* city, died at hi* home belong in order ...... that ....... their ,,,,-,1. ,•■••••,., together . ................ , inn .section itiuiii m ■ ~ . ford. This of limn road is iiiiiiik along evening palh peopl*. vauutd. supply |o4P*r. .ilerialnznent, •• hfgflesi itiA’fuhie* iAVtn* slate shtdl tlie fiidte’flf the'Trunk line iiflriiwhy * nlert®*B5nt’n’*. and cM k> -l»o seen I-oyaf ' l.adirv-- ■ latibn. The inUinwtrair Texas. Friday, of kid­ He was a be developed. which is lo Im* built between Grand fur the on*' prici* of adnusMon. AU program for Friday is in charge of ney and liver trouble. "To provide an agricultural re­ Rapids and Rattle Creek. The resi­ of the attractions, excepting the the men. The first meeting will be well known railroad man in the the -first Thursday serve field forrp lhal can act as a dents of Thornapple township have Moving Plctnres. will hi* oxtilhltiql held on Friday afternoon. The west and southwest for several -Slocdih, years. z August. 1915. flying column to actually assist already completed several miles of In the platform opposite the Grand speaker will be J. C. Ketcham. He is survived by a wife, two fanners in I he’Held in lighting any the road leading into Middleville Stand in the afternoon al the time In the evening, then* will be an married daughters *)nd a son. pest lhal may appear ns a menace and I hey are going to build-more. of the races. old' fashioned csnip-llre at which FORTY-FIVE HOLLANDERS to Michigan crops, such ns lhe In Baltimore survey has hern made The officers ami directors are do­ there will be <infonmtl speaking by The mailer ot .securing pledge* for two miles of this* road. Id feel ing their ulinosL to pull (he Fair Millie of those present. The fire will Krith Chidester Acridcnlully Hurt. army wonn, etc. ON WAY TO EUROPE ir m-xt -year's Chautauqua was . * . "To favor all construction of wl,l« oul of the hole this year. WeLH be a big one like thus** which feat­ A sertou* accident occurred yesy main highways by lhe stale. give you lhe best entertainments ured the reunions years ago when Jerduy at Mciumnqua Bench when “To oppose secret hearings of lhe Tort he Hr publican Voters .that money can secure; well in­ Hie soldiers camped on the fair Keith Chiilesteix of Hasting*. To Take Purl in the War. Passed Sunday ’stale (ax commission and the re, of Barry. County. troduce many new .and novel feat­ grounds. Thnxi()h llnsliiig*. Sunday. Thrlr's ■hicfion of value* a* a result; no bsures. ami we ask and EXPECT that with a heavy knife, which slipped Homes Were in Grund Rapid*. that niuht. Business meeting, election of of­ from his hand. diiclion* without full open sessions. The wound bled one and all will "boost.'' ficers and visiting will take place "To carry agricultural teaching complications Sunday afternoon 15 'Hollanders P. A. Sheldon. Trcaa. on Friday morning. In the-after ­ lo those .who cannot go lo the of Grund Rapids |>a-«e<l through John Dawson, Secretary. |i|e«|ge* pa«»i'*l the 100 mark.* Thbll noon there will be an interesting fully individuals not •••Hin>'ctc*l with the program, with Hon. W. W. Potler, “To give field instruction free lo try. lo engage in the great war now asMH'inlion. h**3d*«d by Aben John­ Sisson Family Reunion. as the principal speaker. farmers. • m in Europe. ' Ninety of the one hundred seven­ son. set al*mt lo get more pledge*. Another feature of the reunion 'To conduct nn adininist ration These men were nearly all na­ ty-five deccndant.H of *H»itford and will be martial music by Jordan's Al th*- tiin<* of (he Tuesday wi ning Why Nut hi Barry County? turalized AmeriVaa citizens. We Flavia Sisson gathered for a fam­ life and drum corps. Playing in that wlf-preservalion. raised to nearly rm It. M. Hides There is no county in the lower believe ily reunion August 6th al I. O. (). I', "To show .particular activity, this hand will be iLmnrades Tay- part of lhe southern- ocnim>ula which is the “find law." ought to hall Hastings, An elaborate chick­ loyalty and jiyjnpaiby for tin* mass­ l*Yr and Kinnie. th- tirst being a which is belter adapted Ilian Bar­ demand that no naturalized Amer­ weiirto th** platform and called on en dinner was served, after which a flfcr, and the second a drummer. th** folks i.* get liu.«y ami secure I he es w ho cannot jirnd agents to l«ansry county for maintaining an ican citizen ought lo be permitted musical program was rendered and ing to look afjer- their rights. Both had experience on these in­ abundant supply of game ami fish. to leave this country and lake up a general good lime visiting ami ’.To provide for adequate publi­ struments in (he army. In Sluwassee county those inter­ arms for his native country, no getting acquainted. Ry an unaiiicity of candidah** by the slate The number of soldiers who have ested in hunting ami fishing have matter what that country is. inous vote this, reunion was made War is apt lo come almost inlhe a permanant organization arid.’llie passed on since the last reunion organized an (isMclaUon which lias There wic* nn big pledge* mail* twinkling of an eye. as was so viv­ but the ntlllliMT of 'tnalle.' pledge following officers ware elected for has not lieen very great. Every Concenilng Walter Page's Death Various kind.? of idly proven in Europe. No matter wa» more than three times th**comrade who can come should fish mid gam**. the ensuing year. Pres, Burl W. how much we may try to evade make the effort to attend lhe re ­ fish are being placed in the rivers Contrary to reports published in in Sisson, Hastings; Vice Pres.. Oscar union. 1 urge every Republican voter ... war, wo may be .embroiled aj any ­ and lakes of the county. The Grand Rapids, waller S. Page was Barry Count ylo get familiar with L. Sisson. Greenwich, O.; Sec, El­ If we coni imn*. to iiermit planted time. not killed on the Derby racer while As in former years, coffee, tea. members have already Lho -tme situation relative to the mer 8. Sisson. Cleveland. 0.; .Troas, nearly half a million trout and naturalized Americans to take up attempting to reach .nHMr girls in Blate Senatorial contest. If you Hudson L. Sisson. Hasting*', IL F. hay, and sugar util be fufniahed Kass and they will continue the arms for their fatherland, where him! it. ■ n car running on a parallel track. D. The next meeting will be held free to those who register and pur ­ are potted, I have no anxiety as to Tint BANNER is happy (o an,, work. ■ They have also secured n would they tight in case their na­ T|ie two comiianion* with Mr. Page the outcome. If. you are not in­ in Greenwich. O, at lhe home of chase a badge. number of game refuges in which tive countries Ih* engaged in war nounce that then* will be a Redhave made affndavils stating that formed. please ask any Republican Mr. Willis N. Sisson. path Chautauqua in Hasting* next birds and animals jnay prbpogale with the United Stales. he fell .from the car while allefaplr Those in attendance were: twelve Lord—Peterson Mnrriagr. Supervisor In lhe county, or any Ip our wonderful development of year.-diiggvr and better than ev»rf undisturbed by man: . iiut to catch his hat, which had Republican County Ofllcial, or., any from Greenwich.’O, five from Cle­ The marriage of Ru|h Kerr Pet­ according lo the Bureau'* promise, blown off. other well known, disinterested Re­ veland, O.; two from Detroit, four erson of Rutland, and Robert Lord Barnum Reunion. effine rather lax in the chanfctej- of and no one has any reason to doubt publican (pc Democrat if he Is ac­ from Grand Rapids, three from of Battle Creek. wa» -oleinnized atThe IGlh annual reunion of the our law** pertaining to citizenship, that prilinhe. Play Grand Ruphls l.eagnr Tram. quainted with all candidates and Three Rivera, one from Woodland, the homo of the bride on Augtisl Barnum family will he held on Iho and dangers are creeping in. winch The Grand Rapids Central league conditions at thia lime, and I will twelve from Freeport and fifty-one (0. Rev. Mr. Yost officiating. The fair ground* in Hastings, Wednes­ if not corrected soon may lead to “Booster's’Wa)." team, which was defeated by a be more than content with your from Hastings and vicinity. ceremony was witnessed by a few day, August 26. All the Barnutn's possible trouble laier on. Rimember “Booster's Day" on score of 2 to 1 in Hasting* several cerdict at the Primaries. I only ask Intimate friends and relative*. and would bo Barnum's bring along Tiieiulay. Augtisl 35. when CharUMIa Prill School Reunion. weeks ago. will appear here again you to get informed if you are not your smile. Should you need a • Ice Cream Social. will play in Hastings. An- effort on Thursday, August »). Only an familiar with the truth, and don't Notice. There wilHbc a reunion of the groat dinner bring it. If desirous An ice cream social will ho held will be made to have all the slon s error let the tMguehTscbH [»fir. lake my. or aay other candidate's teachers and pupils of School Dis­ I wish to announc* that my of a fine good timc. hetp make tt. at Mrs. Ed Fponable's of Welcome and factories closed while th* lone run in the previous game. wool as to who would beat repre­ trict No; 9. of Hasting* township al blacksmith' shop will.be open to Committee* gel into the collar. Corner*, Friday evening. Aug. 31. game w in progfen*. It is fHMxiblo Every fan in Barry county should sent you in the State Senate. the school house Wednesday,-Aug. lhe public now. . — ■ Entirely new prrwrarn. . There Will be .1 ti-li poibl. Every­ that the Life Timers ami lhe Cuba see this great contest. Von W. Purniss. 19, lasting all day. Geo. W. Thoma*, Shultz, Mich. ‘ Judge R. Barnum, Pres. body invited. will play a prelirpgry coolest. 72 16282148 OLD SOLDIERS WILL ASSEMBLE NEXT WEEK 7733097^80 �THE HASTINGS HANNER, AUGUST 11191L PAUK TW(I WHAT THE FROGS HEARD Prices Slashed Special Sale On Colonials, Pumps and Oxfords Our Clean-Sweep Sale on Colonials, Pumps and Oxlords is giving people a chance to buy good, clean up-to-date 1914 'goods at cost. This is in accord­ ance with the well known policy of this store to close out all goods for the season in which they were bought. We RESERVE NOTHING, and at these prices everything must be for CASH. REGULAR $5.00 PUMPS AND OXFORDS, SALE PRICE $3.6g 3.39 2.99 2.59 2.29 1.89 1.69 1.49 1.29 1.19 99c 79c 59c 39c 4.50 4.00 3.50 3.00 2.50 - 2.25 2.00 1.75 1.50 1.25 1.00 75c 50c This salWlNCLUDES EVERYTHING in Colonials, Purrps and Ox­ fords in which we have Tans, Patent Leathers, Gun Metals Dull Kids, Satins, Velvets, Suedes, White Nubuck and Canvas. All sizes to 8, all widths Ato EE. Ironside Shoe Company - Masonic Temple Building •Until that time wc are offering greatly reduced prices on a great many lines of goods that YOU NEED RIGHT •NOW, and on which we will SAVE YOU MONEY. • f These reduced prices cover such lines as Outing Flan­ nel, Table Linen, Gingham and Mercerized Skirts, Em­ broidery, Flouncings, Dress Fabrics, Silk Gloves, Dress­ es, Underwear, Hosiery, and many other lines. Wc in­ augurated this special sale |o close out lines we do not want to carry through the Fall and Winter season, and it will pay you to look here before you buy. I atood looking up at her. Thia chance 1 perhapa Fortune bcraelf bad put In hla i way. How often ho had watched thoM black curls through tho station, window, when hr chanced to bo there, and Cora Ooyno was In sight I Yet thrill whistle. ' Could anything bo prettier than that round, dimpled. sleepy dark face which started up from-the windowI sill, the eyes bright from sleep, the ■ hair gracefully disorderedFor a sec­ ' ond or two she was bewildered. She ' looked down, arid saw an engine and i train standing—and something else; la-brakeman, cap In band, looking up ' , For only an Instant eho gated at I him; then, with a little c»y of mortl| fleatton, leaped away from the window and disappeared from bls view. Rut . .. . -taunt .... . i .b. b,d. ... .wora .o». UerntT. n«ta bow rollow bl. h.lr«»d uLtaho wm bow bl, .nd kin. hi. ..ta. hw.»nV hi.-.hnni. idera aid hanlsnnie hVf!eeh ,d That w?. thir ntroduSion They piJrSav ton’.?iln The W. E. Merritt Store Phone 66 Hastings, Mich EAST ASSYRIA. LAKE ODESSA •rget the A. T. C. at Loon Hullibtirg'T reunion . ... . .. *»«-<■•(»>. ........ .. ■' gtn-L* -I J..ta Hill • if., at Me. I-"™ !1 "’J.• • i... . rBoWer.s «>f Grand Ledge allend-d , Battle 1.1 ■••■k. 1 Ute Lhaulamiua and Yisilcd MroJ.d.iy. I E"""a ",’ kj Mr. and Mro. WilHnm I..... non and "'»«• tiu-d Hi year- old.1............ and daughter, Hermr..- j I ”’'1 r-M.I. nl of Ionia County, motored- lo Coldwat.-r, Sunday. , Wednesday evening. I l ln-ir niece, Mis* Ma-ie.Drury re­ 11J(, ||a(( ||(>),n j(| r |1(,al(|l u |0|la । lurm-d with them for a short vUI |H .... ... ■ i.. I |j,ivt-.s on tl><- old farm. Funeral Morrice He»-*e and family mid 1 S;iaturday, at th- residence, Itvv. Ernest Dingman and family molorled over to Duck lake. Sunday. , Mtourcr'onicialmg. it-" from ibis iK-igliborhood, ■anny Tucker w.-i attended Ih" picnic at Pipe Boston Monday. She will intend a Saturday had a tine time. Has* picnic Wedm-Jkiy. and gis.s a paper "ii "The B. *( Methods <»n COATS GROVE. Educating 'lhe Girl lit The Pres: . Irvin (Her and children of We*l Finie. | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Worthy at- Ha'tinu* visited Sunday at Ernest tended the undertakers convention Smith's. Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren (kxdhaugh -------------------------------------------------------------iro. very mucn; om i snouiunav" b ~ ,'j ’ and d.iughter. Barbara, visited last b*,,er h*d f imrlolto* Mr and Mr* k "> • -------------------------------------------------------------- Hked lhe Big Sales for Macaulay. i ward married Cora and not Alice.” .. . Lin'ni..,i wilh thciii'f. r a’tlv. Mddnjl Coals k visiling in After hla publlaher bad told him that That Is Jut «hst I liked sbout Ba,n '"r « I*'1 1U|lllb, We Sell Phoenix Silk Hosiery Phone 176 Will Close Saturday Night,-Aug. 15 [ lug. HU frglgtit had now como to the top of the heavy Locust Summit I Smde. and aa ho atood on the roof of 1 a bur car h« saw a girl kuoeilng at an I open upatajra wlpdow Ih -tho house adjoining the suUon. Her bead lay - Hastings, Mich , stopped at Locust Summit, and eviry day Cora ma^u It a pe nt to meet hlm; sometimes for only a word. . sometimes for a prolonged conversetian. His southern hesrt yearned towards this lovely bit of northern wornanhood. i ft was a night In July. Ben’s train was. waiting for orders. He*and bla i sweetheart were conversing in low tones, aa they walked up and down j the railroad. 1 "So you liked The Last of the MohlcanaF" i Obituary. Waller Scott Page, was lx>rn in Ih.- township of Alda, tinAlda. Hall “ County. ------'“•bra-kiL-.MmclK 16, W7, atA) lb-t»artv<l this life August |. hhl ilK,.,i 5t7 viMirw ...... ... ■ . 37 years, r,.,,,. four months and 10* day. with his -parents to Harry eouiHy Michigan, where h» has since re­ sided. July.3. IIMK. he was united in marriage with Miss Mae Couch. To this union two children .wore born. Dorothy, who died in Infancy nnd Wille|. who survive* him. lb* leaves to mourn their loss an . nged fajlter mid mother .one broth­ er. Wm. R. Page, of Irving; live st«ter.«, Mr*. Fred E. Ilnymond of Yankee Springs: Mrs. Wm.> Orlon, of Kahumuoo: .Mr.*. Hen Voorhees, of Durand: Mrs’. Claude Johnson mid Mrs. Clyde thimble, -of Hn<ings. bi'sldes numerous other rela­ tives. Ix-ceased was a fnvorilo wilh companions, kind hearted, loving disposiliijii nnd always had Story of Emperor Alexander. • No More Interruptions. The late Emperor Alexander of1 Ono of ___________ the theological seminaries i the 2nd ward, condm-leil Mr«. D--II.I Coltnnj>f Portland lias Russia tried hard to put a stop to al- j of .......... the Methodist church 1has __ _ profes 11.000 copies of hla History of Eng- It No wonder Major Heyward was ..... Balloir. Irilvrnieiit In the 1 Vl-lllllg Mr*. Nulla Loals. ;■ ... . coho Us tn in his army. Whenever a sor ‘known .. . throughout the denomina ­ land had been sold, Macaulay wrote disgusted with Cora when her father ii..m .Ir.-w Ml,_ j K,.|M.y „( Grand! Ju'u' ' lh„ case of inebriety camo to bls notice tion for his impatience with modern in bls diary that hla fame seemed as- told him of her birth.” k-V"".1''' i Ih'pid*. i- vi-iting h.-r father. Har-i . "Her birth? 1 don’t understand." he ordered, summary punishment. Biblical critics and criticism. This pro sured, Girard writes in the Phllsdel• M.k.1,1.. I. k | | , |I ... I A preyiou* one from u* i* gone, rorev ami <»ui. r reiaiiv.*. , x V(tjl.o W)> lnv,1(J js M|jJ1(N| • j “Why, her mother was a creole, or w,(|| Hr,.| for'a'|L Ono evening an officer, decidedly feasor was lecturing to the class one phis Iwedgor. ~ Ho compared this sale, which be ‘Something: there was a trace of ntij rilen-d. A place' i.* vacant in our home the worse for Jiquor. was driving onday _______________ on the subject of Balaam and bls I I hal inner can InIHlerl. -j-|h. Chnulatiqua end.-d : Coals Grovi ono of the boulevards of St. Petero- ass, dwelling particularly on the mlr- deemed Immense, with tho first year's «ro or Indian blood In Cora, faint perGod in Hi* wisdom' Inilh recnlh-d burg ' To his terror, he saw the exar scle of an ass being endowed with the sale of ScotVa most popular poems— b»P». but there for all that." The uiu-hl l>v giving a gr.ihd r l-llded ' III hi Ha*ting* '*"■ * " love hath giv.-n’, in his open carriage coming from tho power of human speech. In tbo midst 3.000 and 3.500 copies, respectively. It flirt trembled and grew pale lo the ।-|„; th- body moulder* was better than anything Byron could HP*Ho felt her quiver on his arm W ;iy through, opposite direction. Motioning the of-. of the lecture ono of the studenU in­ show. “ Surely you are not chilly tonight; ! largSnml.iv floor s driver to stop, und stopping his urrupted him to ask whether ho did Macaulay related how Thackeray own carriage, the emperor exclaimed, not think a phenomenon so unusual m Ho-. Intti-r .s’luiio. tn the London museum GRANGE HALL CORNERS. in an ungrx tone: eu BBS talking unbelievable. The pro-! ltd people answer shed only a faint light on tile program half hour. Sunday Schrsd Note*. Major X-. uhat are you doing (eMor hMitaied a moment, then an- *** lunM4 ,rora 0,0 «ond«rful hippo Th"’Jnlmsluwri Grange will hold r Sunday. August HI. a picnic al College grove Wcdnv*• swrred emphatically: "No! nothing un- P0’*0”1* loo‘t hl“Now the her thoughts. "What u coincidence ' FREEPORT. that my name la Cora, too!" she blurt■ W irked Hiisbmidmnn." Pulllqg himself together, partly so- uaual j am conBtantly afflicted by hav- 'bc,t ' JunW to hundreds of j nd of the world'* Inrg* . .. thousands of circulation in a year, j 1-lossie Branch spent a few Tiered< >»»• by <ha lhe Mar-a exar’s presence, •>.<» the nf. of- jnR l0 .. |)rten to h • Needless to say ichool in Canton. Ohio, He laughed. fleer stood up. saluted, and replied, there were no more Intemiptlona.— lay and Sunday. h of Cliri«l oF'Chris- Tuugale. with shaky voice: National Monthly. Accounting for th. Abatnce. Mund rrom hft’r co|orlM, Up... Ho. /’ •ral'ayto loads from in“'•w it tan Church?• If not notice ncMerrill Wann-r i* visiling bis "Your majesty. I am Just taking a Bacon- I are nhat moit attracted, preMed b(,r a<a|n t0 hlffl ,.Yoa |u. . h.uramlparenls nt Ib-dford.. flrunken officer to the guard-house." , Ihn attention of a party of dl.tin t|e goo,^ , j kne< you. but » ■Iuh> Supply of Wood for Penclla. ’ Miss Edith c.lemrm-e/ of Dowlhttf This presence of mind and ready । has'been working for Mr*. Ifiumah East Africa has now come forward guiahed Europeans on au American now , see thul n5 ffian r>n ever un. wit pleased the emperor so much with a new wood suitable for lead ■ Stamm.. tour van the absence of fences and der.^ a »onlan. Whod think you | that he pardoned the officer there and pencila at a time when the aupply of hedges ' Egbert—"They might have hinday parents. Mr. and gbyT Well, the answer tomorrow." then. I*. IjHikmil. j fiml uiti-mied lhe C»*iiit-|i-ry I'.treb American cedar, ao largely employed reached a locality in the West recent-! ^unded acrosa the rails, a ^Ki-niiVL-oT curriTniv 1,1 Jo,,» ^heilli-ld's. Wi-dm-day 1 Bpring. he climbed the side of a house | for that purpose, ia approaching ex­ ly visited by a cyclone." SHI THUEST (. 1S1 LF.rON. Auuii-t the 5ih. haustion. car: Stood on the top. cap to hand. Mr. mid Mr*. Harry James ofj Mi-< UihiIk-IIi! Warn.-r nernm. A raw potato In a rood remedy for ^toj-moonllxht falling on bls yellow Oakland nm:i!»>iif fa*l i-i Woodland visited at Albert pnniotl her unch • Daily Thought. Blirns. Scrape or grade the potato and j-. ;\i si-->n i..... afli-rnnon. 'nnd family In their home in Ohi» Unconscious Paraphraae. Education fa the only Interest wor-, .tiiir; a kiss 'from the tips of bls apply it like a poultice to the injured; nard Gurtis mu! where she will spend 3 or i weeks Dad I who haa brought hla eon to thy the deep, controlling anxletr of ffngers. then the train rolled by and ||:i*lilig* I hi* vvr I nf VerT||(. iiuiiliT reunion wa« In-ld at Cora was alone. Mi-* Eunice II ■anacc’ the links the«first u-..-for • .u_ . time)—"Isi.It.a the thoughtful man.—Wendell Phillipa. 'i She looked at tbo green waters of imr npeiit Sun.ltij Mrs. John.ihc Babcock landing. Bristol lake. ■-----------------------------good lie. Harold?" Harold (unconu-faence camo thn soporous A larm- numb­ I nt Andy ‘ Wednesday. August, fdli. 52 being Life’s Measure. .* t. the.- swsmp OullL sdously ranking himself with the . .. . .. ■ i ..ii..„.i.t.i (-l■•■l,l1l Fishi/ig was th>- chief The jrue meaaure'of life ia not voices of the frogs. Commit a crime, and ths earth U Great .-"Father. I cannot tell a good i "Oh, ,f If 11 had never met him!” she | mid'’M---; length but honesty —John Lyly. made of glass —Emerson. ,le- ”Punch. eiijoyed by all. cried. In no low a tone that only the 'V . . .-.ivi* of liallb- Creek i* frogs heard her. “And now to give 11. 'n,y.u ;,u . Jidin th liamp.-iuali , mid family, . .pending a few days wilh her son, him up! Was it your fault, mother •d al EmiM-*lt Fe/rhnvr's.'Eun-lciinfles ami family. f Mrs. Will Warner nllen<b-<l Iho i latto?" I made mi e -. Tnhal liailinger. daughter)Sonp Club al hiltie Dewey's Fri- ; Waa there to. the. music of-the frpga.! |vl.y_ j and Mj-. .Saucy Miller nt UalzJ day afleriiuon. . , any note that caused her to ahud- . Mr. aIllj | dcr so? y Bernice at til I ending l iinipineel-' • : •■Cora! Cora! where are you!" [ mg al S’l"? Mr.juid Mr*. Tobnl Giirling'-r mid ; jJ1U Hill molorwl to’ CIifiiIoIIc,’ dmighler Evii, spi-ut Sunday eve- ; Sunday. ninx at E. M--ver'*. ,| Bernice Mnim.-r of. Dowlinir and ; i un riii iHiiricu .......- ......... Lloyd McC.lidlnnd <«f Harryvllle.' . sound, so.suddenly that she well nigh i "f (.Ha*. >m<-lki r. call. d al Alb-.l MedtHand's. Sun- yisitlnk* relaliv«-*' In Lan-ing. fell Into tin-water. Sho hurried down. Hay \\ nod of Bi^: Itop Mis.* Zora Fo*tor of Mimi- Grove the railroad to meet her aunt. »ho ! ?1..y't’.'" spent from Friday until Sunday •rood, near th. atatlon. There waa |. NORTHEAST KAI.AMO. • Ultll Itoton Hri'tnl. I an engine, u "pusher.” standing near, , Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Adamg nl। wheeling and panting. t.-ndeii sport* day-nt Hickory Cor­ I "Get Into the engine. Cora. Here HVGI.V 'DISTRICT. । picnic ner*. Saturday. | Is a hat. I'll go with you." MT.-mid Mr». Jlajg’ie ami damibL-r wa* held Wednesday Charlie ■ . . : . x.......r. ,\iii-paHi. i - urovf. Her aunt led the way nnd Cora .... | wondcringly followed her into tho । :|I„| faintly, on- day la-1 week. Sl.'inley Brings sprl.. Chaftlauqiiu at Haslnu.-. uni Sunday vviili his grandmother : cab. Her uncle was there, nnd on \(rs. b ” " i. I in ilhnrlolto. ’ 'his saying. "Ail right." tho engineer | with Mn ... ' ..., :ini-d liy-i Mr*. Edd-Hnll purchased a new iltiur Ear! Bristol. ,started th- engine, and the frogs' <i*lerinlnvvk Mo. Alice lumen*- zln- Edison phonograph in town "xKJMtojw: lth,.tat ->.T •» • J'nrl ..r lu.t. lu-t Cottage Grove. Tlnirsday, 5n being «.m. upo,.r iM wita th.1 Jim Clb- W".'k rarinB l..r hllw, . 1,. I.jii « ..I l.-.n.nu bn. !«.. n w iui,h< ».tb« ■ ">• '■I!”..1"::1.1""." -•-•■r’»»"-w Mrs. Will Warner :ilt>-mi<-d lhe • IK llir>**huig machine. ' . Fanners' Club al Bodford. Tuesday rnJ. >od pUMM o« Hl- «“» “ ’ '.tart ta.rl.r an.l wif 'i'liv ram of last Monday was very Tin- Elite Soap Club m-t with the curve " ’’And Ben Evens is killed?" came in •M.rfl, Louie Itussfli i-nl.Tlain.-d a hollow sound from Cora’s lips. Ifvllig. clifi-i-fl of Itoliinson tn Chat toll-, Sunday Mi** Clara Wal*on nnd "No,, he’s hurt and wapts you." ia Ilaghi and Ltu-ib- Wun-;. Clark Itoll i* making preparation* brother Andrew of Doster ond Leo >peht will) Erne*’ to go next week to his now home; Cote of Plainwell. Ben was lying on the bank on some p,..,.,..,,i .... ... Sunday, „..B . coats which the men standing around'i Kenyon mid family m-ar Freeport.; in lit" slnl Mrs. Mallie. Adams ale dinner had furnished; hla eyes opening and Mrs. J»wighl Gram*'* mid dmiuhClimb-* I v IMroit with Mr. nnd Mrs. Byron Tunuale, closing his breath falling, but he h-r Gladys -p'-ot Wedn-sd.iy niulil; iiQtoino)ii|e Saturday. knew Cora. • Thui-Mlny wilh Alum WfThdn-1 — WOODBIRY. ’’Little wife,’! bo whispered. aS her ; lirh. Will Warner went, lo HiisHup*. Mr», Fred Miller ^vlio.wns so ser­ Hill unlay nfler Inlh mid phislcr for arm atolu about hla neck, and her hot M'*j iously til, lhe lftii«r pari of (he' Mr. Davis’ house. • ’ lips pressed hla forehead, "that was * ■ week is no le-ller. She is being Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Syr!" Syclnot to bo on earth, but God grant it !cured for al the homi* of heri spenl Sunday wilh his brother. will be In heaven.” NORTHEAbT TIIOHN U’l'I.E Mr<!l. Pierce. Pienc H.-r sisris- Erod mid family. t ,.daughter, daughter. Mr-rll. Her. Wilh a great effort he raised hit I. A’mk on Hi'- lui'i-nu-nl nf ttin.lcr. Mr-. Slufeic of Calvduniu is Mr. mid Mr*. Prod Van Syrkh-s arms, put them about her. pressed her I church i« progressing uiri-iy mid it;visiting In-r. • ami Mrs. Minnie Itisbridger motor­ to him, and then all was over. ; i* ifoing In In- n grout improvement i Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wills molorod ed to Bal lie Creek. Tuesday. From her heart arose the words: Mr. and . Mrs. Arnhin Clnmenre __ _____ Atl<l'-r<lie<- look a load of I"-- Jllrir son Wil and uifi-.s lh>-lalh-r mill Mr. mid .Mrs. Tom Cli-menriThank Ood, ho tab— to Grtmd Ibipids Thut-duv.; being *lrick-ti with typhoid fever. motored lo Luke Odessa, Tuesday, svor knew." 'i 'rhe The drotllh drouth vva* wsi* broken ,!.y ,hy a lhi> fliu-l Mrs. Geo. Carr was al Kalamazoo leaving lheir nmllier to visit her aider. ’ ' ram Sunday Miiuniim. but -oriou- , shopping. Monday. Mrs. Miry Voelker is at-home! Mr. mid Mrs. Jesse Tlisbridger More than GXLflOO pianos are bulWl<FjniJtfv ha* li**n d-me h< Ih- 1- tv rinn.Ml.iy-at (he Ini tMa 1 >111*1 «*OI'I1 U'llh h-’l , purvjlls. Hex. illl'l Ml?. spent ..................... ... >Fine .... Like, ,mthis nnii..n*j~ViiidiaIhT countrr aannally. DM Thww XM Mpi-.iHd «!”rn I'l'Op. crop • (Bear Sherk -ami - family mid VuHk-r after -pending pari of li»-r!mi'-t? of Mr. mid Mrs. Will Benke* Jarm’* SnnlMH|i mid fmniix -pi-nt <m:ili"ii al summer normal al Kai- of Dowling and Mr. and Mr*. Al­ ' i navi of last wet-k ruslitdiuia ul Aiun | mnaMH'.z Sin’ hm, been engaged to belt Henkes and daughter of Is There an Electric Iron in Your Home? With an electric flatiron you can do your laundry work for the week a>£ a cost of a few cents. You do not have to run back and forth from stove to ironing board, as. the iron can be attached to any lamp socket. There is no fire to heat your house or yourself, the heat is all in the iron vhere it is needed. We will 1'et you take an electric iron for a two weeks free trial and if you are hot entirely satisfied with it a.t the end of that time you may return it to us without cost to you. , This advertisement, if presented at our office before Sept. 1st, is good for $.50 towards the purchase price of a guaranteed $3.50 electric flatiron. ■ Thornapple Gas & Electrio Co Phone No. 5. . "ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE." BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Jake, - - leach in Figg district, near SynOVld. । ClUrksville, ■ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. Al GI ST 1X1911. SOUTH WEST MAPLE GROVE. Woodland The former* are rejoicing over the nno rain lhal airuck this vi­ cinity- Monday, which will bo a great benefit to corn, beans .nnd potatoes .which had begun tn nhow lii« effects of dry weather badly. Ed Ia*onard is nt Simfleld this week moving a large house, where hn will try out his new moving oul (It which he recently rooipleled. -Trume Munlon is again nl work in the simp, after taking treatment fur rheumatism al Eaton llapids. The U. B. Cani|iim*e|ing at Sebcwa is being attended by a large mimlFer of Woodland people this week. S. C. Vanhouten is running a. supply store on Hu* grounds. The usual, campmeeling ram came Monday. The Chaulauquas at RaflUpga nnd fJlke Odessa, drew a large immbor to both places from here; - Mrs. H. C. Beaifd left' for New York, Monday morning lo spend a month wilh her sister, Mrs. "Carrie Homier. Miss Ltielln Sidnnm of Iginsing, visited’tmr aunt, Mrs. John Bar­ num, the latter pari of lhe week. The. M. E. Missionary Spfiely held their monthly meeling in H<*i«ing«-r> kroVO Wednesday nftarhoon. A picnic supper was served in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clark of New Baltimore came Friday for a few days visit with Mr. ami Mis. C. E. HoWIniler. Mr. Clark is (he prin­ cipal of lhe New Baltimore schools. Mr. and Mrs. Hub I.aioli- arc spending a h*w day* wilh the form­ ers mol tier on the farm, and get­ ting ready to move to Bay City, when* Mr. Landis has n job in a iii.ii lnm- flhop. ami William ....; daughters, Elma, Gladys and Enna. u<-<-mnpanii*d by R«*v. Evans and Mr. Hates, all of Fort Wayne, IndiIu*r<*. They made lhe trip by nulo. Ghttrles and Hay Dilb-itlmck of Clarksville, spenr Sunday with thru- parcnl* m tin* village. % Mr*. Ik’lphim* Jordan * nnd daughter, Mr*. Zella I’lclter <»f De­ li nil are Hpi-tnlmg a few <lay* wilh lhe fnrtm*r'* mothnr, Mrs. Mr*. ChmlnClinttn- Philip Schrayn .roll easily .won second money nl the mnlim-e al loike OdesMi. Stjurdny aflernoon. Mrs. Kelchnm and children of llnsllngs enl|e«| on rvlalixw in lhe vdlugi*. Monday. ' Miss EuRenia Harry and I/fwaII Fisher were married Thursday ' evening al the home of I In* bride's parent* in East Woodland, by Hev. E. G. Lwln's. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fisher are Isitii popujar young people ami well known by a large circle • of friends who offer llieir hearliekl congratulations. We understand lliey expect to make their home in Detroit. Bev. Thompson, who is spending his vagaliori wilh his wife's people, [Sunday night.' 1 John IjindljN. Jr„ of’Grand Hnpud* came Sunday for a few day* lhal 1-Tank Holly of Hastings had Init a Anger hy ngvuig II caught in lhe machinery nl the shop whenIn* works. A. W. Ihllrnhnck is under lhe diH'lof'rt earn nnd it i|Uite feohlc. which makes il hard for one of his nmbilinn. A large crowd of Woodland peoiile attended lhe show at liusloigs Tuesday. “ Miss Lois Vellc arrived home Friday from Dowagiac where she had I for several ilnys Visiting Ollp Townsend mail carrier on rmile three had lhe misfortune of getting liin hand caught by a buzz saw which he wa» operating Fri­ day afternoon. I.n-era|ing bis lhuml> ipiilc badly, which’ has laid him up for a few days. G. A. England is taking his tdarc on lhe mail ' i,einuel Oak* i* entertaining fnr n week n largt' party of friend* from Brookville. O., who made lhe •trip by’autn. WEST WOODLAND. Horace (hirli* and wife ride in a new Foril auto. Miss.fern Forman hail the mis­ fortune to fall f(5im All apple tree ami break her arm one 'day Ijfst week. Several from here attended the show* at Hastings. Tuesday. Henry Schaibly ami family spent Stitfdny at Je<s«* Demund's. Visitor* nl Harry Decker’s Hie past wepk were Mrs. Fred Durkee ■ nnd daughter. Thelma of Holme.* church vicinity, Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott and son. Nelson of Carllon ami Mr. mid Mr*. Wnllnri* Merriam ami dnuglil<T. Theresa of Wood­ land.* ’ Hobart Schaibly spent Inst week with his uncle ami aunl. Mr. ami Mrs. (ieo. Hilt, near Wnrnerville. Miss Fern Harding i* staying at Hui I y Mmii' • for a week while Mr. nnd'Mr*. Mason ore atltnding Hailing* ('.haulamiun. 'Mr*. John Norris of Lacey spent Friday with her daughter. Mrs. Winnie Buxton. Mr. ami Mr*. Clyde Walton 're­ turned home Sunday from '(heir trip In Ohio, Imving attended (hi* quarterly meeting service* td Hhullx over RaUirday and Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Vern Greentleld mid son* nnd Mis* Alta Walker of C.enfPr ami Mr*»Elixn Grpenileld of Ainger visited al Sam ' Biixlun *. Sunday. Mis* Helen-Fonda of Battle Creek i*'vi*itinfr her grandmother, Mr*. Elizabeth Harding and other n.laIh o* heri*. .. Mr. nnd Mr*. Byron Munger .spent Sunday with Mat Halrli and wife. SEEKING 278340 They Don't Sympathize • Wit .Hollier Cminlcy In the Present Frandsen <3 Keefer Since the Europi-hu war began, dude .t mimli«r- of lluMianx • em­ ployed in the wool Imk>i mill, have inode inqulflrt* al the rnunly clerk’s Our Annual Red Tag Sale has closed and we wish to thank the people of Hastings and vicinity for the confidence they bestowed on us by their loyal patronage, as our sale has been a great success. Wc are not going to stop at success, but follow it up with a great mil lib* llr*t papers for nnlii.nli/alion. According l<> new** printed in «*vorely threshed Russia; lhey d--clnre lhal n Russian virlory would give Hu* governim'iil mon* power nnd make it more dillicult for the Wind Up For the Summer Season We have a great many goods in all our departments that we must dispose of, and as our new fall goods are beginning to pour in we are doubly anxious to make room, therefore this coming week beginrting Friday, August 14, vye will offer values to the public that will surprise you all. Don’t misunderstand us. This is not a sale on everything in the store, but thousands of great bar­ gains, that we must dispose of, will be offered cheaper than ever. So please come. Moody allciided lhe Quarterly BARRY COUNTY HOLSTEIN Hireling services at Shultz, Satur­ day nnd Sunday. BREEDERS PLAN PICNIC Mr. nnd Mrs. Cyrus Ruxton vis­ ited their brother Innin Norris and Ucmbrre Wunl to Make Bnrry wife nl lint 11**- Greek, Sunday. Coiinly Fiimous In lllcliiumi Halpli Swift and *on Sherman For Ihiirying. tart* building a large tool -died for Meo. (tatrolh. We advise you to buy early your winter underwear, coats, suits, sweaters, blankets, arid many other things that wc already have received from the mills, as wc have been advised that they will not accept re-orders at any price owing to the unsettled conditions. Prices arc bound to advance, but you will find that this store will take no advantage at any time, but will hold down the price a^ long as wc possibly can. You know we arc telling you the truth. Ann Arlior an* vi*iiin'g Mr*. J«-nim- The public will Born, lo Frank Jniuicn mid wife? Auguxl il, a daughter. Byron Moody liaa" been veiling relatives in Milo for lhe past three w<*«*ks returning hmm* Sunday. Mrk. Sadie (bdrnlh and rliildreu all.ended lhe Gmild reuninn al Ar­ thur Crandall'.- in Johindown Inst Thursday. HAS ENJOYABLE TRIP TO THE PACIFIC COAST James Ironside Returns From Five Weeks' Sojourn nl San i)lc(jo mid Vicinity. James Ironside has relurned from a vl.*dl of' ITVc weeks in San Diego. GnL mid vicinity. He I- enIhiisiuKlit* over his I rrp_ which in­ cluded two wcek.x of camping in the moimlain*< nod a mrlfor trip of rum miles, wjiich look him down to the .Mexican frontier. Mr. Irmixide s;fy.< Itiat business conditions tire Ihi* xiinu* there as make Harry ('.minty one of lending dairying cutinite* in stale. They will al*» promote mailer will lawn. Rain Coats Coats I large $3.98 S3 .98 98c FAMOUS FOR MANY CENTURIES Jcwel Known as Kohlnoor, in tho British Diadem. Has Most Re­ markable History. 4.K The first owner of tho famous Kohinoor or "Mountain of Light'* dla mond. was. according to legend, the hero Kama, whose deeds are cele­ brated In the "Mahabharata." and who Roads of Life Will Recognize Its Dress Silks Choice 19c 69c Ileal line well Iriiiimcd -muslin Men's Shirts and Overalls GimmI dark mnl lighl Work I mid well made (HiTalls in him* al 39c 79c Men’s Suspenders and Fine Socks 39c Turkish Towels extra hirpc turkish towels. into 25c 19c Special Rug Values Velvet Hups 27x51. small pal terns. Ilu(|s worth $1.75, special nt $1.19 9x12 Axminstcr rups, four pal- 9x12 Sruinlrw llni^M-l Ungs SI2J>0 Hastings’ Most Up To Date One Price Store FOR THE SCIENTIST Deepest Wells in the World. At Cxhcliuw. in ------------... the I IIV coal Held UIUU of Ul Ha' Not Been Definitely Ascertained upper Silesia.' U thu deepest well In a# ,0 Whether There la Snow th.- world. It has reached a depth of v,> oA M,r»* 1 ovcr -.-is feet, a 11 trifle lrlfle under un',er a « mile I-----, and a half below the surfacp. America Tho polar c^ps un the Martian sur-' has three wells ranking neit In order, face behiife In a manner which cor-’ That near McDonald." Pa., some ten responds kith the- snow-covered re- ! rqiles southeast of Pittsburgh. Is 0,860 | POINT gions of 6ur own world, and on the feet deep: one in Putnam Heights, assumption that, tho atmosphere is' Coitn., is ti.004 feet deep", and ono now similar in composition lo ours, wo being bor<*d at Derrick City. Pa, has would Wem to b*- quite safe inrthe reached the depth of 6.S2O feet. AlInfcrcncv (hat t!:* c patches Incrcas- though each uf these wells Is over a Ihg'and diminishing as thuy do un- mlk* in depth, little that Is new in trvtemps. such ns Is unavoidable on dcr decreasing and increasing solar geologic formation has been learned heat rfre really snow as we know- it. ! from the borings, as owing to thu dip the road..but he. in his beautiful con(entment. laughed it away." When A difficulty In such an assumption Is .of the strata, many comparatively shalour Journey Is over and friends recol­ of course the matter of temperature low wells have touched the underlying, lect-our influence over them. 1 thing of which, however, we have no cer- -rprk beds of very old formations.— we would rather have that teiitlmbny tain knowledge. (Jn tho. one hand, Popular Mechanics, . than any. This task of benrlng ever a wo know that the planet's distance ! , . Recently Jones attended a fashion ablo ball. Jhtrlng the evening- he met a pretty young woman dressed In soft filmy white, and wearing thf cutest little slippers that ever encased a dainty foot. Instantly the Jones eye dropped In that direction. "Pardon me." apologized Jones 59c Muslin Drawers Crepe Gowns l.rtdics tluc i n blue mid while, right. and Mi-s Maylie S. Wilkin­ by a traveler of his companion:—"8o son. dauuhh-r of W. .1. Wilkin-on. were unifed in marriage nl '.iron long aa the Journey lasted, the Joy o'clock. Wednesday morning; al lasted also. Thefe was never a mo- Miss Mildred Wilkinson. A w*-dding break fa si was served attei- the ceremony. >|r. nnd Mrs. tku'tripht left at once for Delroil. They wilt lie nl home on lhe Coriright'farm one. The truest laughter does not spring from tho heart that always takes life easy ami knows no burden. The routs In which laughter triumphs, IT MAKES A RIG DIF­ are those which havo flnpheaVlest bur­ FERENCE TO SMOKERS dens to bear, and are well acquainted with sorrow. In tho wohderful prayer Robert Wlirlher lhe Cigars nnd Tobaccos l-ouls Stevenson .wrote for his house­ Arc Dry and Covered Wilh Dust hold at Samoa, there Is ono petition mid Dirt or Nol. which must always touch the heart Farmers who smoke, orx use to­ of those who know his life: "Give us bacco in any form, will lie inter­ courage, and gaiety, and the quiet ested in the advertisement of (he Hoonan Cignc Store bn page 1(1 of mind." How few of us venture to ask for gaiety os a divine gift!—Selected. this issue. Girls* and Misses Dresses horlh SI.IH1.. .Sale prici* 19c i [ Gladness Is a pilgrim's virtue, and ' ie more more bur life has has within It the i the bur life ....... uallly of of tho tho true true pilgrimage, tdtarlmaxe. the the quality more necessary is Joy for itrf perfec­ tion. If wo had more mirth tn our religion. It would not only be strong­ (lor( rl(j111—WUk i nson Marrlune. er. but more gracious and effective. Barton G. Corlriglit. of Hickory I do not know if anything finer could ■DANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. heat y fully explained by daughter of Lorain. Ohio. Mr. ami Mrs. Lyle Quimby and family of Bedford, - Leonard Einenhood and family. Jerry Eisonliruxl nnd lirlde of Bailie Creek. I.afay<*lle I’.-dtorn and family, Henry Williams and wife nf Carllon. ceremony being perfornMid by lbw. Mr. Garnett. Clifford Wilkinson, of Hickory Corners, cousin of ll*n bride acted ns best mail. The Advance Sale on Blankets Spriiifi mid Fall stone some 5.000 years ago. The Kohincur, brought to England from India nnd presented to Queen Victoria, made Its flrst authentic appearance In his­ tory In tho fourteenth .century, when Ataed-dln carried It to Delhi. At (bat time It Is raid tu have weighed 793 carats, lit appeared In the great dla rnond market of Golconda In 1550. The lack of skill of a Venetian lapidary, comes from Un* louri.st*. This year Borghese. reduced its lhe tourisl* have fallen off in* hum-j Hortenslo hers, but they are expected lo weight to 279 carats. After the sack­ ing of Delhi in 1739 the diamond wont to Afghanistan, and it belonged ini European \ turn to suveral Afghan rulers. Thenco <■1 front Europe (<> tin* wetdern it camo into tho possession uf the Klnlex. Sikh chief, llunfeet Singh. I'pon the| Mr. Ironside slopped n slinrf linn* abdicatin'*!! of the Inst ruler of the Pun­ jab, and tho annexation of his do-1 anil also visited L<>* minions to the-British empire. In 1549. tho great stone became the property | eiithii.Hinilii- over Hie rood? of the East India company, and was by It presented to Queen Victoria. Itj was recul soon afterward, and now Pleasant Gathering. weighs 1O2K4 carats. It In. beyond There waa a happy meeting ql price, although $10,000,000 has been lhe hrdpt* of Wesley EisellllfMid and given ns u fa.r valuation. wife. Sunday morning, when till I heir children mid grandchildren drove in and xirprired t>n mid rim. GREAT IS VIRTUE OF GAIETY This store is-in-1 he active charge of Ed Huffman, who has had a largo experience in lhe cigar and tobac­ co business, nnd knows how to keep them jusl right. All goods are kepi in dust proof cases and an electric humidore keeps I hem al jusl the right temperature. Head tVrsleyuns In Session. (he lliHMian Cigar Store adv. on The Wenleyan Methodists began page 16. their annual conference in Pen­ nock's Grove Tuesday evening. 33 Davelopmant of Oil Wall*. .member* being, prreenL Then* instead of exploding nitroglycerine will be a dearth , of pastors (hi* year as four of (no older pnstors, including Bov. IL D. Cheney, form­ tho flow of oil wells a morn recent erly of Hastings, will retire. The method has boon employed by com­ next few days will be-taken up pressed air. The compressed air la wilh "routine work. Compmeeling used upon tho theory that it tho origi­ begin* Sunday. nal rock pressure Is put back upon tho rock the flow of oil through It will Constipation Causes Sickness. be hold constant or greatly Increased. Don't permit yourself to become Thus, aa the oil Is exhausted, tho lost constipated, as your system im­ pressure la continuously restored by mediately begins to absorb poison Ina backed up waste matter. pumping vast quantities of air down Use Dr. King's New Life Pills and into the inner earth. The new method keep weH. There is no better has been so successfully worked as to safeguard against .illness. Jusl give promise of general adoption lake one dose tonight, 25c. al your throughout the oil Helds of tho counDruggist.—Adv. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. PAGE THREE RUSSIANS IN HASTINGS ally of solar radiation on Its surface i Is oHihtly less than one-half as great as with u’s. Then. too. tho low den- [ slty of tlie atmosphere of Mars would assist in keeping down the tempera ture-*-probably to a point far below! the freezing point of water. ' BUT,: on tho oth« r basd. the surface con-. ditlons as «** s< -- them iu our tele-, scopes would seem to leave no doubt that the polar cai-;- actually m**lt in ' the Martian summer sending floods । of water throuEh channels—natural or-artificial—and causing growth of vegetation along their banks. We 1 are therefore forced to ono of two . conclusions, either that the planet has' sources of heat—Internal or external | —which an* not yet explained, or1 *-«*e Your Talk. The thing one loves to do Is never tiresome, and If you cun teach your-: »‘,|f t° enjoy the common routine there, wl** never he any depressing fatigue.' Perhaps one can never grow to lovo ,hp ih-udgery part of any work, but if . *h° mind is k|-pt nbovo it by working 1 toward a more efficient way of per-i forming th*- task, or If not that.' train-: Hie mind to do the homely things - --.... e thoughts on *Hh the _r. something —C.:_o ,else. II obviate much" much of the the’ usual 7?u will w i-sp •specially —■in “ the "housework • ■; routine EE llir llnMni{i*> Business Exeliuiigi* xxjtli iniii-h curt* has pn* til 'for all eoiiieCx, (hat uish lo inind, tho ■itniqsi xnrirly Farnt laituls to M-|r<-t from ever pul on llnsllngs Kcal Estate Mar­ ket. Finorubli* condition* limy confront us. anil (he slogan is "Lnitl. Lund, luind. taill, Ser. Imestigatr.'' ..<6000 $94000 $12000 $20000 .................... .............................flyfxiu 150 acres Hi iirrrs It) acres Small IniylN readily obtained. Homes iu Hastings Lots in Hastings ............................ SMHIli SMMXI $‘.MMM» .S.-M0U $1000 SKIOO $0500 $7200 S160O to $1500 - SIUIR). No buildings. ....fl 1000 $1500 $2(100 S2000 $2200 .470» lo SIOOO 1HASTBNGS WSHKES& EXCTIAH®E now 13® 130 Ea* Center Street WM. A. OTJHH, Bljr, Stretched Cane Seats. . Strongest of Woods the c*npj •'Ah' of chairs have ! Testa made by officials of tho Auatra. bpco... ”>e stretched, take .. ...■ — «-B * teaspoonful Han----government the many valuable iuv many of valuable of washing soda and' dissolve In n hardwoods native to that country hm« 9uart of boiling water. Dip a cloth In 1 demonstrated the extraordinary- nroi» Quart *** thls ,“ •<■'■*"'*•“l’>tlonx— apd * wipe •» the — underside ertles of yate. believed to be the atrt»X of the seats, -feavfhg tho chair turned est of al| k|lown wouds , averew ■ । sr,"1*.?:",!0 dr7- ; aquare Inch, equaling that of good cul Almost Too Much. ' >lxo-LJron. But many apeclmena are much "Ye*," sighed the opera manager. ■tronger. and one waa tuated up tc 'wo hail a pretty rough season every! i that the polar ,i.*>w is composed r’ ' I 1714 tana to the square Inch, which' <ray.. Hut what took the sand out of A l . something else than frozen water." lit- .. U equal lo tu ,the tensile strength ol me .a* the row between De Recker, tie- village ’on the Scottish eoaat in wrought Iron The sawed'timber £ the h ailing tenor, and Do Squalcbi. qulred of tho verger where ho might I yate Is probably the strongest in ths tbe prlma donna, lou know what an sit. | world The tree grows to * maximum awkward stage pr^enco He RcckM* "Wecl. sir,” whispered tho verger. । height of 100 feet, and baa sometime* ? *' ‘.'ppe11 on Squalchls cautiously. 1 must tell you there's an > diameter of or even three feet, .rata 13 times during one imrfurmance, gWfu‘ iot 0* visitors in ifle village jUit — Popular Electricity. and th.* next night she camo on as now. and ye'd best >il whaur >e can Marguerite In bloomers. That camo too yer umbrella." mighty near breaking u>.”—Puck. I The Kingdom of Today. Batter Sport. 1 thou* tha( Plne*t in the ImprloonPrepared to Defend Hlmaelf. | a little boy was aiding on one of ment 01 ,he Act««d. *nd er>«» bitterly .. . . . Donald wax troubled .ulth indlgea- the bcnchaa of Ventral park watch- -,0 th’’ g?d* (t”" * kingdom wherein Claimed Jones; with large emphasis; nn. whioh ... - nuu .. IUU . , - - ---------- ... UOQ- to rule and create, know thU of a “they are simply Immense!"—Pitts Tbi» keeps baby *u'ff the ■“pervi*lnn °.f dl,,‘- Ope night at keys. An exceedingly tat woman hired:i trull): the thing thou oeekeat ia ab burgh Chjonlcle Telegraph. cushions. Tb‘* A _P\“ “«>•* - * - for ‘k—” d••!n“‘,r -II" ■,,ko • «<\ond-helping a donkey and wa* about to mount 1 ready with thee, "here or nowhere,floor and away from drafts. VL'i or . trei -Pf dp*’*,r' when she saw the small boy and said couldet thou only see!—Carlyle. ■ .ur *1 ? u ' I * -No' BomM*" *allJ ‘he aunt. "Don't to him: WANT ADVS. lan5y 8'’ ’'*' h*’n:, Daby W,U you jemember the^aat limo you ate! * — ---------'Little boy. don't you want me to Toni Doyle reports a splendid pa­ be delighted and so will his mama. - much ------* — •-how - you'.hire I so pudding it made a donkey for youf For Sale—Full blooded Jersey new tronage in hla restaurant business •dream uboyt Hons and tlgVra and'all'* "No. thank you. I'd ralhhr ail here in lhe rear pari of the Hoonan Ci­ milchr cow. J. \V. Hopkins, sort* of wild animals?" I laugh," Citiieps Phom*. -I-wk gar Store, where you can get a Wlicn you . , , - ! "Well. 1 don't care." ho whimpered; good warm meal day or night. ■For Rent—Four ronin homo*. D7 I don I know wta-re uj lo- ~u „iado m„ drvam that । had a . When you are in lhe city he cor­ East Center St. Win. 11. Couch. re <w owner of Mich an ar- big gun there, too " ‘BANNER W.\NT ADVS."------ dially invite* you to call nnd see B&NEll Want Adv. I I-wk Head for Proflc. him. especially al meal lime. I know, but I couldn't help noticing youti slipper." "I see.” smljed tho young woman flood naturediy. "What do you thinki ■ Take two hich backed dining room choir*. »cl with front of neat* together. This leaved Use backs al each end.- Then measure tho sides qf tho two chairs and'make a light frame of that.size, to which tack small wire fencing. Tie ($ame at top and bot­ tom of chair |>oits and thus thu cage Is completed. It can bo easily-put: ------------- �AUGUST J3,MIL While Our gig Sale is Cjoing on at the old GRANT H. OTIS & CO’S. Shoe and Clothing Store we feel as though we ought to offer the people some extra good Bar­ gains at this big double store, so that every member of the family can share in the benefit.—We thus make our three stores of the greatest possible service to the community. handsome Coats and Suits, the best styles and colors of the season, beautifully tailored and well lined. Coats and Suits up to $15 fl* E A A Extra Special<J)u.vv The finest Coats and Suit* up fl* i to $30.. Extra SpecialI Coats grid Suits up to $18 fl*^ EA Extra Special-------------- 1 • vU We also offer one lot of Ladies and Misses coats, suits, skirts and dresses, values from $5 to $20. Extra Special/ U U A U Q A U XI. /Yew Junie Skirts ItJith Roman Stripe plounce— These are the very last word of fashion and were just received by us. $5.00 and $6.00 Values. Special Now-------------- ---------------------------------------------------- -------- $3.98 Jhirt Waists and Wash Presses are Priced Very £ow. Onc lot of children’s dresses, white and colors, some are slightly soiled, values to $2, Choice.................... - . *) A 4 111 Z U One Lot of Ladies and Misses 1 , Waists, Choice.... i Ju En Summer Parasols in the /fewest Stock Your Unrestricted Choice of any Parasol in our Big Stock at----------------- 79c grocery Specials of Jhe WeekSavoy Pork and Bruit*. Special lunch size, per can ............... 5< .Red Alaska Salmon. Choicest Hannuiitla Olives. plain. or sluffed. 3 bottles for ....SI Brief hrvf in glass tumblers, 18c Prepared mustard in sherbit gins*, each -................................. 3c VrrdeUi Lemons, very juicy, ex­ tra large, t for 10c Choice upple butter in tall gio** tumbler*. 12c. size now , 10c While Flyer laundry soap, 5c bur. 7 bar* for 25c Mcroja coffer, fresh roosted, per pound 30c Quaker Corn Flake*, fresh and crisp lbw package, 4. for25c Candy fudge and inanthmallous, s|M'cigl per |>ouud '.10c ENAMEL WARE FREE. With each pound of choice Japan tea you draw a valuable prize, per pound f,..5Jc le)e lt)ill Continue Our ^ig Remnant Sale Look over this big assortment of good short lengths and remnants, you will find a great many things you can use for yourself and children. YOU GAN SAVE MORE THAN HALF OF THE PRICE. &)eickgenant & ftiede Most Com. pleteJtine of Hugs and linoleums in the City Department Store Phone 30 YARD 08884^2909 OF . Jfaitine>, Mich. KISS IS ENOUGH UNIQUE SHIPMENT OF BIBLES J^ndiee' and ChildroneMillin­ ery at close out prices ^EttWNAL MENTION Books Destined 'or Inetnictten of th* FROM EX-GOV. OSBORN Thirty-six Second*, I* Decision “ Lucy Erb wa* guest uf Etery Hnuglitalin Monday. E. A. Mattison of Battle Creek., Mr*. Cyrus Nlver. the only woman The Bible hou*e at New York city member .of the Pennsylvania stateha* recently made a shipment of 1.000 wu* iir the city Monday. Miss Myrtle Hedrick wa* a Grand similar to thu Oregon method. moving picture censorship board, has Bible* on a voyage of 11.000 miles. J Rapid* visitor Wednesday. “Il would lie my uinliilton to come to the conclusion that one yard u u. «.?uoa. ..;,h^,nX»r,! carry (be banner of Michigan wilh of fllm ia long enough for any kiss. rnUntMa.MH a hlllu liigh'-r and a iuku '-n>. mtu. w.r. M„ hJh,„ i, little further Ijian the emblem of any other commonwealth is l»mne passing on thousand* of yard* of love­ •ottered up In tin boxro containing tan covering from her recent illuess. drama fllmsf far protactton agalnat wavro and Mr. aud Mr*. WilPThoma* came along lhe phlDway of good guwnrweather. Ths tin boxe* wsre repacked k from Gun I-ak<to see the circus. Love acenes and historic romance. ment. ethical improvement, mural Rev. Ickes and wife ,were visiting unllfl and ft.i!-'i । al justice. thrilling escape* and runaway*, har­ In pairs tn heavy wooden crates de- ■ “Uhave many other things in rowing deathbed repentance* and wild signed to withstand the bard knock* in Freeport and vicinity last week. Incident to msiiT reloading* and to Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Goodjcai ex­ luind lhal will lie helpful to Michi- elopement*, the excess of poverty and ta, w-n,.,. ™,.. wX -*» '«■ »“>■ Vi'»- of Movie Censor. Continued from page on*. ( ‘ Frank Mahoney of Jackson took dinner with Mr. and Mr*. M. W'. Hkk'a, Tuesday. Mre. John F. Goodyear is in De­ troit, the'guest of her daughter. Mr* Don Van Zita- . Mr. and Mrs. Barber of Vermont­ ville spent over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Potts. Mr. and Mrs. I>an Lewis and Mr. and Mr*. Sherd Sparks were over lo Lowoll, Saturday. Miss Maud Sisson, of Freeport, i* a guest at her brother's, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Hi»son’». Mr*. Edith Louden of Richland, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Her­ man Zerbel this week. Mr. and Mrs, Frank D. Black, of Grand Rapid*, were gueats of Dr. and Mr*. Fuller, Bunday. Mi** Daginar Young of Bellevue, is tho guest of her grandparent*. Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Young. Mrs. John Shawman went north the first of the week lo visit her daughter. Mr*. Charles Cliff. Mire Ethel Hedrick left Wednes­ day for Ludington, for two wadkS outing atiEpworth Heights. J. F.. Tobias, of Urbandale, spent Friday wilh his niece, Mrs. Sylvia Slawson. who was \ery sick. Mil* Wmnifred .McLravy left Wednesday morning for St. fgnace, where she will spend soino time. Mrs. A. D. Kniskern of Chicago, was thbtaiest of her sister, Mr*. M. L. Cook from Friday till Tuesday. ’ Mr. and Mr*. Bert Hilton left for Kalamazoo where they will attend the races and visit for a few day.*. Mire Susie Lawrence left last Thursday to speml her xanation at Grand Ix'dge and Canadian points. Ben Blakeney and daughter Ver­ na. of Michigan City, were guret* of relatives and friends here tiuu<lay. Mrs. Ralph Huffman and daugh­ ter. Ada Belle, of Wjdtrtffcille, are visiting Mr. nnd Mr*. Chas. Huff­ man. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Sisson en­ tertained Mrs. Sisson's sister nnd brother from Grand- Rapids, last week. Prosecutor Tho*. Syllivan is tak- I ing a vacation in^iortiiern M*chi-h K!*Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Emit of Jtm- PUYII6 GAME OF EYES nlng*. Wexford Co,' - arrived heie . Tuesday, called by the s*rious HL nue» of her inotuer, Mrs. Frank Bronson. . , | Ia‘o H. Pryor went to Nashville, I Monday and -to Middleville yester­ day to represent the people In cas­ •'Look aarasa th* atnwt, PhiL Tom es tried there in lhe alisence of lhe Brandon aoetna to be scared to death ef that big fellow with tho black hat. prosecutor. Mrs. J. W. Sage went to Detroit. I wonder what’* up." Tuesday, accompanied by her two “Don't bother me, Jim, I’m bu*y.“ granddaughters, . Marjorie nnd returned Barrington. Impatiently. Helen .who have been spending thu “Totp'a boon casting furtiyo glance* Mimnier witluher. • . —-------- —— — MV Mrs. Ella Davis, Miro Phoebe Warner unit .their mother. Mr*. to dodge him." continued Morri*, ex­ Waraer. will leave for Grand I .edge citedly. “Now be'* • topped la front tomorrow to at I end a reunion of low hai ranged up alongside of him." lhe Rawsmi family. .lames Wickhnm of Grand Rap­ "Brandon * as pal. *. * ghort." ob­ ids was in town Friday un his way served Harrington, now thoroughly In­ to visit relatives in Fremont. Ohio! terested. "He's started off again and Mr. and Mr*. Watson Woodruff the big fellow Is alter him. Hello, accompanied him. he's coming over here!" Tbo Misses Mary McElwain nnd This wa* true. Brandon, eagerly Charlotte Lake left Tuesday for Niagara Falls. They will spend a glancing around for some way of eeoapc from hi* pursner. had seen Har­ Klwa'hi will visit friends in Ijinsing rington and was hurrying across tho street A few moments later, he enHudson. Mich., nnd Medina, Ohio. Rev. J. L. Icke* and wife had a* bausted, Into thtf chair Morri* pushed guests laid. Saturday and Sunday, Unrard* him. Ben Blakeney and daughter, Verna, “What'a tho matter. Tom?" Inquired of .Michigan City, Ind, Julia Bab­ Harringtou. *oUcRou«ly. “You are bitt and daughter, Mary of Spring l-ikc. Mich, W. R. Harrison and trembling like a leaf. Who'* that big wife of Grand Rapid*. Albert Well* fellow who was following you?" “Haven’t the alightest Idea, Phil." of Freeport. Rachel Erb, Frank Erb ami Mi-* Gladys Cole of this replied Brandon, shuddering at th? reference to hla pursuer. “That fel­ low’s been following mo for the past two months. No matter where I go. he’s always behind mo. A week ago LOCAL NEWS he moved Into the house next door to mine and It's boen tan times wor*o since then.” Dressed poulliy for •sale, hens “Why don't you ask him what bo and chickens. Phone 30iR. Henry means?” demanded Morris.' Smith. City.—Adv. "1 can't. Qlm.” returned Brandon, Gerald Nash and family have mournfully. “1 wish 1 could, but that fellow’s got a pair of the most plcrc• >f Walnut and Washington *tn spending her vacation with her *is•aw. They bore me through Ilka a Inr and brother. Mi-* Ethel and It- abmil how t<> make gimlet and send a cold chill down win Taylor. my backbone." Mias Bessie Bush and her broth­ Former Highway (>>intni*.«imier "You’re In bad shape, Tom. Why er Harry, al*** .Mi*.* .Marguerite Me- E. J-'. Charlton, of Hastings towndon't yoa run down to the country Guinnese-will leave today un a trip, and brace up a bit?" . to Niagara Falls. auhnftoldle. i "I'd do it In a minute, Phil." replied .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Qua of Rev. R. E. Yost will preach Brandon, eagerly, "but I'm oo tied up Grand Rapid*, were Sunday guests Methndirt Episcopal church that unlcu I oell my house, I can't of Mr. and Mr*. W. IL Stebbins Sunday morning. Then* will and other relatives. .Mrs. E. H. Lramon* nnd son, nn “What will you take for the house, .Morse and daughter. Mrs: Frank lilt- Brandon?" inquired Morri*, thought.Maylhdd. of 'Cromwell, Ipd, are Tlmrnanple Um and E CO- j fully. “Maybe 1 can oeU it for you."­ guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Gail Best. , J Td take flvc thousand. Jim, at­ Mr .and Mrs. Vera Wellman mo­ ! n ^“■,’.,tnn 9'!lf''rv,!'’p J'1 though 1 know it’* worth more. ju*t tored to Kalamazoo, Saturday, tak­ even li Ii.iv Adwn i-t* wi . . ... . ing home Mi** Anna Bagg*. who ii. ki nt ine imr grounos in t-uar- , _ -----hille. August 13 to 23. | ln3Cr.‘^J’Uc* e>"B' _______ _ had been visiting at their home. Plan* are bemir innde to hold a ' ,A*’ Tom- "-'"nied Morris, Rev. and Mr.*. Sheehan ayd sons, Ralph and William. of Grand Rap­ big il. ld day iff DeRon mi Satiintav. I ni '^kc 0,0 ma’u‘r *“ h*011- 1 id*. wen? gueits of Hastings friend* AugUlt 22. There wilt be sjiurl# An Wea thnt aVf help me to scU the last Week, also attending Chautau­ and a baee ball gain-. ' - . house.” Charles A. Kerr, of tin* city, inJln» Morris was kcen-eyrd snd obqua. Mrs. B. A. Smith and two chil­ tend* to go tn Ludiuiilmi. Saturday, servant. When he watched Brandon's dren came last mid week from l»e- “ ' ' * •• (jug nt the effort* to chido tho vigilance of hl* Iroit Iu visit her mother. .Mrs. Clara Chautauqua in that rih yr" black-eyed pursuer, Morri* fell sure WalldorlT and oilier " relative* ’ ‘ and ho had Il * wm'lli your whib<• I। ।< rave Mv ,501.no bad seen *cen the man with the plcrrpiecefriends. , h." 1 ?. *r A' ci,r 1 a T’". • ln* *>'*• somewhere although he could Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Illi* W«*dnesday. ,il tin* I luit-riiivii. .. 1.1. A 1 . . ... . . . . Karclier start for Boyd. Montana. u,iMX«f klT» and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. IliHiert nnd son. Victor, and-Mr*. Bert Holly nnd son L>-lnud. of Woodland, were guests of Mr. and.Mr*. Frank Holly, over Sunday. Frank Adair, agent of (he M. C. R. R.. i* ciijoying a two weeks va­ cation visiting fricnil* in Chelsea and other place*. Mrs. Bniee L. Hoyden <>f Saginaw, returned to Ii<t home nfl»T »pcndmg n week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. it. Paiwon*!. Mr*. G. E. Balch, of Morrillton. Ark., ha* come to make un extandWilcox and Mr*. Fn-d Uyrrsim. Anna M. Traver ha* begun suit ir»- Barry . ......... .. siiiH-niiir,’ A«“• •» ■“ >■«■<>"”< Mm..-•iallra will Ih- h-M al Tlh.mal..: “u » kou.r Ih. Ml..ph- lake on Wedinsdav. August IP. ,n» morning and. unobserved by John McMullen, of Lake Ode*, i. either, follow^ Brandon and hla will Im HC1 years old on Snhirday. shadow downtown. Brandon, to rid August 15. Mr. McMullen, read-t himself of his. tormentor, went into without gla«*r* and giw-s iMniig Harrington’s office and Morris folatano. ’ । lowed the man w|ih the penetrating l.i il... Sunday b.l., Mlowrt In lurn. nU r.|> 1.. «u[l»ta! ।■■-<-,u„ md| h0 r„rheJ , Unt. dmrti in n.»t’i'o»'n' 1 .no, tanam, wi.i.h n. «>und. tu- Mrt 1. H. IlnyM n lurnmi ........’ "■« Manta nd Hi. bu.k- HIM,, ,1 in,.-.' X l-IV 4,1 Illi- ’ ---------- - —---hmne uf her daught-r. Mr*. F. B.!enth. floor' *bere tho latter entered Ipmillard. of Di-lroil; alMi with lierl’ba office of Abraham Smart, a welb m*Ut, Mr*. A. D. Hoskin. Garret*-' known real rotate broker. Ville. j Jim wa* ushered into Mr. Smart's 'l he semi-annual Hireling of lh<- ‘ pnseftc® and after making some In­ Thornapple Valley pioneer Society qulries about some property the bro­ will be held al Campau IJike mi til. her had, withdrew, feeling satlsfled i M h,,r*day 11 ! !•’ that hu,had gained an Insight*into tho J. ot MM.ll.-x.lll-. Mary E. F. Eggleston ha* iH'gun a similar action Yguinst Frank Eg­ gleston. B. F. Taylor and daughter. Allie took dinner <>n Sunday wilh Dr. and 1 i./.......... ■»»<*»« ■■■• Mr*. R. L. Reber of SI-Louis. Mn.. v\ mk uvcilmuliiig n Hi I i,-i i o in— .—11 »,.■ Slrlk.-r u..-m.,ri..l r..u.,Un. I...>“hl" ‘“J «r,“'j MeKiiight cottage al Wall Lake. ■ --when the man with the piercing black Waler wa«.lnn LowelL A.".Fi*ber. of Woodland; Tin' fminlnin f.n mid Mis* Eugena M. Barry, daugh­ 'Yoh have a house on ------ avenue ter of Albert 1*. Barry of Woodland, ... vertlsed tor sale,” remarked the were united in marriage by Rev. E. altracllvelj’ thil*h>-d. visitor, carelessly. “What ia the G. Lynn, of Woodland, on Thurs­ Cy Stafforda.* arraigned before! priceY’ day. August 6. .lustier (lodwnlliider mi n rhffrgo of; -Eight thousand," replied Morris, third offence n« n drunkard mid lip' curtly. daughter j.ucile, of il ill-. pier. He VVHB bound over lo eiiruilI -Too much '. retorted thn caller,'abOhio, who had been mi*,*t court fur trial. wa* remanded . _.tltlv ..... - ■ oS-...... ■ • S^wTibSS-* U*. U and MreJobn MoLray r,. - ...... ....................... . „ days. returitel^bjiUiiday to tli'.iu -Ali.irill Luiul.-.home. Gbm McLravy .arrompaiii- ly reduced Ihb r>rii*e< on I’kdjJi:.- or ed I hem. and will spend several during ■----■ -• Without further words the man Auxu-.L Thia v •• known weeks xisisliua in Hayesville. frimriii* ! *Hh iho black-eyes turned and left clothing firm infudlrs i Mrs. F. E. Elsworth. of Alma, ar- Kuppenltehm-r clolliiiur. nrli i« ■ tlio office. Morris fbuckled: “Fva Mr. and Mrs. H. IL Mor-dinH, <ff ■i' .,. ib jnb riKim* vv ill fore’he's through." Prairieville are visiting relative* iu ll|r|| v primary ball'd I on the succeeding daytho man lhe eighth ,n ,he *“* guest of his cousin Gerald Nash and the city,. th,-cnmii Tin- vuler* w ill j wRh tho piercing black eyes re­ guage of the G11 tert islands, are to ar-1 fami|y . Mr«. 1>. Van.l.T. ™.k •»'■ n,..l lt'» fi,rmlil»i,l. - off.iic. Al l i- । turned to Morris’ office to accept the rive ulUmately at Ocean Island, a [ A A' An(lcr8onM mother uf Ma- daughter returned Monday fruuil. , .... W,R lie prtce And make a depoelt but. to hts small speck In the Pacific 5.000 miles nne City, i* M'niding a few. wcekr Bay View. on one balii'l, which will be a fur- । r „rf— k.j h..«n southwest of Ban Francisco, lying al- here. Mr*. Henry Chamberlain of G.-J- M.I..I.1I. amir S'i M.l lunv »nd I 'VJ Off?: ,”°11 raised to ten thousand. Shn be* eat. through yard* and most under the equator. Ocean If-. John Sbawman left for Ohio lon visited her sister, Mrs. Antia fei-i w ide land i» owly a mile end a halt In dla-’ where he will attend the family re- Draper, Tuesday. Rev. It. II. Breridy appeared at ! "You “ld e,6hl thousand yester* Philip Hartman of Jackson wa* Cliaulauqim on Sat’uid iy <-v»mn-". day." bo blurted out, angrily, strlv.. her ultimatum.'after watching an em­ nnftor. but tt to visited by many steam- union. era on Recount of tu rich deposit* of I, ®nd Mr*. Karl Cater of Hou*- an over Bunday guest of Wip- I ■ and urged LlA>*<- |>re*>'iil to a«*itag to use tho power of his eyes upon brace which occupied five yard* of Sh-,uu IU MMc. „ . <U-1'™- T«". •'" «u~l» •>' ««“"»• Green and faintly. llie ba*'- ball (i-am by In jpuu’ । tho Imperturable Morris. A. C. Brown and family will leave •’booNt" for “Ikto*l<ir * Day" when} “Todsy I say ten thousand,” -jeeliminated and that the young people1 Ml» H'l™ Howi r„ l»di.n.poU. for Traverse C.ity. Saturday and Charlolte vvjll plnv . in Ha«liiik'*/torted Jim, coolly. "Take It or leave should be tort from each other after Iki-linas will appmir in Charin',l< M second* of osculation. George Sbawmnn and family nn lbi« Thur JifleruMn and I Muttering tome Imprecation*, the the Amaricau board, will send or car0H(j G|IUlt ggton made a have moved lo Landing, where tln-y iniHil in lheic behalf.' i1' ’’ “u , j;' "U i '""' y f" ,nak'’’ would-be purchawr loft but returned ry thero book* on adventurous voy- business trip tu tioulh Bend, Iasi wall make (heir future honu*. THE CHANGE OF FIRM -•see -----------------------------------------------------, cf 2C0 mil,, nr mnr, tn th, mil-Win. KronwiUer, wife mid (>,. art » ” <*! *er- “n<* foJ ‘he Brandom Slushlnu Shue Prices. SALE OPENED YESTERDAY and*. through th* is-| relatives daughter of Irving spent Tuesday p. m. Standard Huie, a * wilh Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Tobins. vir« will bc htfld hi lhe norih hv- Again he found that real rotate had The annual Cut Price Sale on Co­ Mr. and Mr*. Don Karchor spent ins MethodUL Church. px.mpllv', t * kM ‘ R l un, PM° rrl« demanding lonial*, Pumir and Oxford* is now * Mins Clara Alliwn find Mis* Honey riuuday al Lake Gdvnsa, wdh hi* nil the hour. Tliarl-.- G. Maxwm!.twelve thousand for tho property. And Was Largely Attended bv Peo­ l>n al lhe Ironside Shoe (jo. *lore. Ballinrorv Pfimecr. Fipnecr. . came Monday for u visit with Hast- brother, Henry JKarcher and fami­ will bcuili « soiut service, during Death of Baltimore “What sort of a game ar* you jHajrOwing lo lhe fact that stylus in ple From Variow Parjs ot . I Mrs. Eliza G. Day. widow uf the in£'l-r Grnmt- Ranids ly. which he will sing several s'lln-J fng.OD nre”' demanded lhe man with IIm-m’ lines uf footwear are apt to ,Mr. and Mrs. Will Tvneyck of The speaker uf tjic day will JarpenhT of Grand- Rapids. Barry CAiuuty. Rev. I the nlcrclng eye*. phrmafee were in town Tmnalay ... Jureday wilb'M.r. ai«l M«T k'esieiday was the opening day i of her, broUiec” Hen Ru—di H. Bm-.iiJv'. pakR.i- of the , •‘You u*o your oyro to work your e- mn ad of it* (hdomal*. Pumps and Mr*. WalsBu Hast inn* church. N<< further i nm- *cheme* and I u*e my bead." replied is. Potts. ’ •' - visiting Mr. mid Oxford* during the aeaaun for <>f the •■ilhaiia.'-of-Finu Sale" hi- >Baltimore tmbjship, '' sidSJ:’US ,*"■ «"i • “ ■ ■ ■»,‘rt >nt Tueif- WoodruffIlll-nt'* need be maib- on life serrt.■ • Mnrri, ••fir>e*k nulck ent ... uliirb they were purchased. They auguralixj by Woickgeuanl A Riede "9 yean, 8 months. «•£■ • ’St,'I haven’t ,0 ‘ new proprietors proprietors of oi the tue 'd^Udnp. riowiim;.treaaMi wax boro boro in in Obm Ohm un un Noyem NovemUt‘1J1"'?,,»y *“11 Mrs. - ■ Mrs. Clnrt Underiiill of PlahiwrH. n ... im.rtMhrt ..ilh!,., ..... jrcased was ­ I*“A 4) il by ruUmg down the price to lhe new is u guest at her niece'*. Mr. and ■ II.IKU ;n e.peeiai enoi i i., pI1S- . tw-iw. » mot- and furnishing stock formerly, Ihit 18, (831. Her father, William 1 cort Hgures. Mrs. Herman Zcrbel’iv and ha* at­ ■ nt al Un* time. An unusunlh iwnwi i.*/ <1 ii iiGu a zv» I v.j..., M .-.. ,1.* *_ c. AHissoii and son. Clare, w'ere ; uwnrd by G. il. Ulis A Go. TkUuir. was uue of the early pio-J bi».*ou ai ■uni.einvut mi page 2 giHHl.lim.* i* miticipnied and you>‘ ,f you bothor Brandon *««”> ---- ----------------A laine crowd wa* present audjnror*. Funeral service* were held Kundsy missis. of Mr- and Mrs. tended lhe Chautauqua. Will interest prmrprcMr. and Mrf, UUu.Troxel roiurn- •un asked.Lu help liy yuur..pre*t.ijrj!.LJ?l' break your head for you," inttrI the new owners report a splendid, on Tuesday afternoon from Balli- I Monroe Slssonf' ■r. Rend it. 2,\-, ^rnptWMorrts. — — —■ ... .. _A great list of bargain* t* inure. United Bretnrcu chureli. Mr*. FtfiUk m,-. June* rmwouf Ballle*Cieek. ed from Manton. Monday. wh»-re axu» ix *K-r *nva »aw I°5e,ed a* w,n bc ■®,in ,l,eir 1 hurial taking place in Striker cew.-' is .visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. they have been all ending tht* Free BANNER WANT ADI’S, PAY. |adv«iD*cuieul on page 14. ietery. Metlwdist campmeeting. " -BANNER WANT ADVB. PAY.—| BANNER WANT ADVS.-PAY. ■M. U. Abbplt. the fart that practically all df th--1 suggestion* roniaiiied in my vuri-1 oii« mirage* to lhe Icgi’-ialure of । Mii-lititan have been enacted iuioi bciiclicial law.-. My platform and I nreroagea wire generally referred' to a* being the most prugre**ive in the history of Michigan. 1 am a1 Republican wilh tendeucir* still I |>rogre**ivc. but of that kind of progemivimn that does not jump tin' track and land in the ditch. “Finally, the people of .Michigan may !«• assure.) that if I am iffkde view before her. She judge* each film from the viewpoint of adoleacence. Will |t harm the child? What ef feet will ft have on the crown boy or girl? These are the question* Mr* �AVCL'ST IS.131I. Prints Kuppenhelmer Clothes Standard grade best prints. Per yard Arc never boomed withexpiosive claims. They are exactly what they seem, the best constructed clothes made. For the month of August we arc making the following low prices, which should interest every nym who likes to be well dressed at e-small cost. Any $25.00 Suit Any $22.50 Suit Any $20.00 Suit Any $18.00 Suit Any $15.00 Suit Any $12.00 Suit Any $10.00 Suit $18.75 16.88 15.00 13.50 11.25 9.00 7.50 now now now now now now now I’tiilftl llivlhrcn Ciitin-lt. Bev. (L IV. Ballou, Pastor. .Wu rvjoiro ami praise showers and God tlial all ran luve ami inspiration. n full nllt-mlmirc ul Notwithstanding- illheal our Work has nibved on. in a ' have only a f.-w iin.m- week* till aiiQllier Antiiia] Conferecc". front ilm Jirst io tin of Hit' tiny ami w tir.'i “Now. In this scene, I am supposed prayer to .exit at tbo rear, while you stand in from, facing the audience. Now, what will bo' your cue to resume your lines?" UrlliiMli*-t Eiiisropul Church. 'The look of satlsfactfoq on- the Ri’v. Bussell II. lirrndy. Pastor. I.C.. o' .o.w.rrt <h. second star. ItrfKl :i. in. Publi ------- with ciHi.rox cextehT I!.1N) I'rmi.-liin^ mthj.'.-l, "Th'' i7\n",i1ii’, r.hurch an Fvangiliziiw .Forre m !iv** ‘ lltr C'Hiiiniiliily.' ’ ’ AiiHtnR .. ............... ." <lay 'ihilli iiminimr * l.llO-. “ ,l,» 13,1 "" k al .''■llltiding. nf(eriii>nn ninl evening, n|| are vib'il lo ritlpniL Mi'. Sii"a lit 'lr. Will I -Ih.ih ami family of <*mml lliipids i» vljuling his bndh' 'Hr and -li'lin mid their faii'ii- Buller <>f lielrnit i> night. Sillily Cliii'll Ing , Eri'luy '•veiiitiv; 7:iki, lillHii'iil iri*fnnli<ii>. Friday evniirr. many Sunday s- Iim.l. DiJKl' Glaas-s f«i nil. Cruno and vi«il it.-. '.Morning worship. Iku^ Me^sngi Hariings Suit /7*’ Oxfords $2.50 values, $2.00 values, S1.75 values, $1.50 values, i . | | now $1.87 sow $1.50 now $1.32 now $1.17 Men’s $3.50 valuea, $3.00 values, rehearsing $2.50 values, $2.00 values, $2.62 $2.25 $1.87 $1.50 T-1A : t»i bV Dep’t All Suits, Coats, AiKtrts tutu Dresses at 25.% off regular prices. Corsets Latest style Summer Net Corsets, priced each ’ 50c Parasols A large assortment of Summer Parasols Flowered Poplin Silks, choice patterns, per yd. 25% Discount 59c and 79c Dress Goods Dolls Regular $1.25 value, white wool goods with black stripe, 54 inches wide, per yard Just received a ship* meat of Unbreakable Dolls, priced each 35c and 50c 79c Shirts Ginghams Best Men’s Work Shirts we can buy. Price each Choice lot of assorted Ginghams, per yard 45c 9c J. T. PIERSON ©. SON Where It Pays To Pay Cash HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 1 ' PLEA FOR NATURAL STYLE WHY NOT ENERGY FROM SUN? I When you go to bed—If you are; '{ I looking for beauty sleep—you should' Beauty and Harmony of Line in Amer- Problem That Should Engage the Atfall asleep night away. The beauty lean Cities Is Easily Within I -------- Left Willy Wondering. sleeper, tho one who wakes up look-1 Reach. Deep Experiment*. Mother—Now, Willy, you told me Ing refreshed, will fall asleep the iniu- i - ----a falsehood. Do you know what hap­ ute her bead touches the pillow. She; We anchored in the harbor-of Fayal, In view of the fact that the sun pens to lltUc boys who tell false­ will fall into u alumbi r. heavy and! and from the ship considered the dullvers energy to tho earth al the ■ hoods. dreamless, and shp will waken in tho beautiful city. One has only to glance I rate of 7,000 horsepower per a^re. it Willy (sheepishly)—No. ma'am. morning of her own accord. I ut such a picture, writes Albert lligc- Is not surprising that the problem of Mother—Why, a big black man wRb Thu old-fashioned Idek of the beauty! low Paine In the Century, lo realise j devising a motor which shall trunsonlyono eye in the center of his fore­ sleep was tho sleep that eumes before the unslghtlffieM of the average Amer- mil this energy Into useful work has head comes along and flies with him JJ o'clock. Every hour pawed ip sleep lean eft}- of'the same sfM, the. cheap I proven an attractiveono to the ex-1 up to the moon and makes him pick before mldulght mad" a woman, tawdrlneau of much of our residential perlmoqtaUsL Thus, In California' sticks for, tho balance of his life. younger, according to the old-fashioned arciiKeiture. due to tho continual ; then- was erected a plant in which Now. you Will never tell a falsehood Idea of tho beauty sleep. After 12 striving after something new and tan-1 the heat rays were made to converge again, will you? It Is awfully wicked! the sleep is heavy and not so good for I cy. ranging through thb periods of upon a stoam boiler, that generated! —Puck. leas strengthening. According to a remembered tn butter and more onTapioca Glue. certain specialist, "steep after 12 is the i dtiririg ways. I An excellent glue that is harmless, steep of exhaustion"’c have no national home architcc-1 coloilcus and odorless Is made of tapioca. Cover tho desired quantity j cease trailing after this fashion and Rare Qog. with cold water, put it over the lire that, instead, of building a house the one idea of which is suitability Jo our bolls to moke a good paste. It can fond of dogs, numbrtri amo.ng her poa-’ needs and conditions. We have-done be used to glue wood, leather or pa­ tensions a ntpjuilpcctit specimen of this In our business' architecture, and ‘ lter. For scrapbooks or photographs it tho St. Bernard) type. tiie steel framed skyscraplng structure i may be necessary to add a little wa ' One day lastAummer a New Yorker' that has resulted Is one of the most j praiseworthy and beautiful works of i mer home met a colored maid In the road accompanied by thio big dog. He f Our greater cities uro becoming | Good Rules for Life. asked to whom the canine belonged cities of wonderful towers, campaniles Blot but vain pomp/check impulse, “He b'longs to my missus." which nothing in the older nations can quench appetite, keep reason under IU Manhattan approached i,nnn,R,-)u.U fr,,m "Aren't yon afraid of him? He's aw­ suriiass. surpass, .Manhattan, from own control.—Marcus Aurelius. fully big." a the sea. presents n vision of supremo "No, Indeed, suh. Dis dog - won't magnlllcence.^K’hlcago Herald. harm nobody; he's just chuck full of fun all de time." Beauty of Character. "What kind of a dog ia he?” . There in a sweetness of the child, "Well, sub. I hears my missus call nnd ^inreetncFS of'the old.’ The him a full-blooded Sam Bernard."— srtic __________ Brooklyn Life: " pendent of his personality, it is In hla WSJ3 and in bis looks, and the same thing Is true, though not quite »o 6aya Pig Is Healthy Pct. much, of the young woman. Hut when "If a pet you must have, get a pig. sweetness coma at sixty It Is the jfaThe pig may not be so delicate and preuion of tho vury nature of tfte sentimental an animal as the cat anil soul. J. .M. -Uarric, somewhere, we. ■ ..............'• " I the dog, and ho has.a disagreeable lu.llr'Vn believe, ha, has ,nl,l wild th-.. that — no woman is .। squeal, but be is not a disease carrier." really bcnulifnl until she Is fifty-three, So said Dr. D. T. Quigley bf North Th" beauty that is worth most is the I Platte, Neb., at tbo Duvereaux Meth­ beauty that is connected w ith the I odist Episcopal church In a lecture on character Itself. i the prevention of InfecUoua and contagioue diseases. It was especially Iti reference to the New Word. "common cold" that Dr. Quigley men­ That new word "leprosarium" is' tioned pets. He declared that the what niight b" called, without hesita­ "common cold" was the worst ailment tion, a humdinger. The finest thing of the human race nnd that not a about it is that it sqts the patterns small part of the affliction was attrib­ for about a thousand other words wo utable to the family cat and dog, which Have been needing, such as whoopingboys, girls and grown-upa fondle. coughariurn. spBvlnarlum. shinglearium. 'ring'wormnrlam, toothachearium. measimrium. mumparlum. London's Government. Greater London, with a population feverarium. ptdlagrarium. wintfcolicof 7.090.000 and an area of 70J) square arlum. hooka ormariutn. acarletrashmiles, is a composite district made affum, yallerjandersarium, etc. Some up of 38 city boroughs and 39 suburban words, those! towns, governed by various city and town cAuncila, but In certain matters Daily Thought. subordinate to tho London county They say thatjialls have ears. May council. these four walls of ours hear only laughter and kindly speech<—Myrtle Modern Youth, Heid. "What did Gwendolyn aay when THIS—and—THAI 7 Silks An assortment of Kettles, Pans, Stew Dishes, your choice 1-adies’ Oxfords $3.50 values, now $2.62 Duel, f s. Soft. "The Mrs. Jtertri. Granite Dishes Ladies’ Union Suits, only 42c Straw Hats. Profesxlonal Amenities. .. .._. , .. couple of stars were Younk People's ine.-liiik, tkikl. >» a no* play. This is a Ho, comYoke Fcll'iw Blind. . ,aeBU 0,0 reader—plays don't have ,_ ...... twn wfw—w Vo. . In.., fkla — w a WAn. r.irtniik' 4 Coliifoiltihlc j “odern play, with a very reckless manager. a. Well, anyhow, as wo were saying before you interrupted, a couple of i"t. ‘MiH<tiugniar starn were rehearsing, and tho first THE CHURCHES Underwear Ladies’ 5 0c Union Suits, only Hastings, Michigan Music by choir. 19c 49c Morrill, Lambie & Company pa'iTir. 8-10-12-15C Kumfortmest Underwear Big Reduction on All Summer Underwear and Shirts One Price Clothiers Crepe R.atlne 5c 22c Many arlcilcs nut mentioned have been greatly reduced in order to make room for our new Fall stock. Come and sec for yourself. lA Off on Dutchess Trousers, Children’s Suits and Laces A fine assortment of linen Regular 25c blue and pink Laces, per yard Crepe Ratine, per yard VLThERE ONE MAN gets TV’hERE ONE STAYS ’ ’ rich through hazardous speculation a hundred get ’ ’ poor through slow meth­ ods of saving a hundred get POOR RICH x Tiic wise man chooses the better part and places his money in the Savings Department oi the Hastings National Bank Only National Bank in Barry County Operates Under the Strict Banking Laws of the United States Government Pays 3 per cent on Savings Accounts power pump. Two more modern and! perhaps bettor known installatiou'x are those ereeled at Philadelphia, and; •*-- ■being ■ • ------- these -■ two experiments designed on the principle of concentrating the sun's rays upon a boiler of large area .... z An analysis of the ^, Egyptian plant. made by Mr. A. 8. B. Ackermann, IL He., extended over three weeks; dur­ lug Which he-was able to record ns horsepower from a sunshine absorbIng plant covering seven-eighths of an acre. That is to aay, ho recorded lesH than 20 pump f.,.-.,.. hornepower. as against horsepower which it the inc 6,000 6.0041 )'horsepower wmcn, would li ___ ‘biain ‘ r "fronijy. per/ havjt obtained feet motor, notor, enpabii capable of utillxing Hit ' Bun's radiation direct. . , The result show how little promise ■ there is of obtaining mechanical eaergy from the sunshine on a comer­ daily economical acalc. GREAT Institution IS THE CHAUTAUQUA Established Itself Great ia the cbautauqua. .Only those who keep in touch with the small town and rural conditions can appre­ ciate how great la this highly modem movement, how widely It has spread, how intensively Its promoters ore cul­ tivating tho. territory, how edifying and uplifting and soul-satisfying It han become. Even to the student of tho cbautauqua it is surprising to find that nowadays the town of 1^00 to 1.500 the nerves,Isbeing lees invigorating and population regarded as ’ backward ” । queens and presidents, who c unless it holds a Chautauqua assembly^ in the course of tho summer, with four or five days Of oratory, music, lec­ ‘ | ture, arid we never shall have until wo 1 later tit Mear tures, humorous entertainments and classes for instruction along various lines. This year a considerable num­ ber of the smaller towns in Missouri, to mention but one state, are to be Initiated into the cbautauqua order. Next year other towns, catching the happy infection, will tall Into line. Until times comparatively recent 1 “■'«•. the highest out tho ordinary town relied chlefiy for Its public bntirtalnnient upon th« Fourth-of July oratlun delivered br some politician of more or less note, who poured forth sprntdeagle pyro­ technics from the lofty height of a plank rostrum built for the occasion In the picnic grove and was hoard o| only by the graybeards, white tho j, younger element was popping fire­ ' crackers. drinking ^tnk b-wtosarfe. dancing the pre-tango steps on a rough board platform under the trees, and otherwise diverting tlkomsclvM so that they might miss the agony of hearing the Declaration of Indepeiv dence read monotonously hy the town clerk or the high scbual principal- Tho ol<i ‘ old-time independence, day oration New Kind of African Chief. Tim first Installation with Christian ceremonies of a Chlyuka chief In Por­ tuguese W<*at Africa occurred recently, whim (Uikosi. a good speaker gild ----- ---------ovangellst, who had been a deacon nth the mHsion church for years, was thus | 'h»tutuaqua has diminished its glory. l Inducted into office. The brother of' the dead chief declined to succeed him I for these reasons: "I cannot read, and • I Chiyuka is a v over. I am not one of ’the Words' hHitense to Invincible courage, as may (Christians), aad no one but.a Chris- j 1,0 »ocn ln Ute instance of one kept in tthn can be successor to Kanjundu. Wo . tll“ Calcutta 3oologic.il gardens, which look over the possible, ones, and we J *** butted to death by a ram. A sol-’ choose Cbikoel.'*dier owned a fighting ram. which bccam«Saved by Hie Hobby. ■ , . . truf r«>i™d. wh, r«Ur-l -1. II a... ,,u hl. Irtrnd, klndlr. Ilul ho dldnl. ln' Stead, he became Interested In thu J wild flowers, and' now he la too busy ; in looking for the ram's head orchid, : and trying to tind a new station for,i the hart's tongue fern, and tramping i around In the woods arid' fields in all i kind, nf ...ih-r, er.n In ihlnk of d»Inn. Aww.f. h. -odldn i k... ilu. There it caused so much annoyance .................. — IV VO US o', Th, ,u„. „rtx.,„n, doun lhrou,h a .lldlu, ,nul„, la ih. u{ JtB f — jowerc<| tjown Tho tiger, doxlng in ono corner, saw the ram descend and. rising, began to stretch himself. Tho was .ram,, / not . ,knowing be 7 — Intendud -------------to ” “* I1’ "'•«“»» «■" '■>' • until has finished his monograph an J o ' . , lb, .mow. of lb. Lulled "'“Lb b.ck lo ll" fmb..l j corner of the cage, it put down iu . I head and went straight at the tiger, Accomplished. Anyway. Mr. Cntnrox. •’She told mo to como j and In a tew minutes butted it to Fatter—"Is your daughter an cques ■nd see you." replied the confident Progression. j death. • Irian?" Proud Mother — "Either that youth. "Having done so. I shall go a girt useu to consineren re-, back and tell her that I don't object or valedictorian. These class, offices markable If she was very good, look­ to you in the slightest."—Washington arc so confusing, don't you know." Ing. Now she is considered out of the Vacation Tiros Coming. Star. , ordinary if she isn*L I Met a man goink down the street Defining Candor. Once Ovter. -Gander--♦»-4*llwg th* other fellow Some mtn attract more attention something about himself that makes j - , . , ciupvoia. ll» r.inA-ithan a thermometer on a pleasant day , Those that think must govern those lng hls daughter home from lhe boardthat toil.—Goldsmith. . gchook-PhUadclphU Telegraph. —Chicago News. Press. plncott B. the other �THKflAgTINGHBANNiat, AVCLVT 111M4. middkville □i W. H. McKevitt on Route L l» Inking a much needed rest of 15 days. His substitute, William Freeman, is carrying the mail. Joseph Sehnurr has jAirchased in acres ofTnmi of Xatlitm Moffitt in Thnrnapple inwn-hip. Frank Johnston passed away Monday morning at 8;.'tn. His fun­ eral was largely attended til the hmm* four mid one half miles west of town, Rev. Rrauin of L’ighton officiating. Burial took place ih Middleville. HIGH BANE. Calhoun County School Cotnmissioner. Mrs.. Emma S. Willets and son. Wallan of Marshall, .wore week end guests of .Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wlllllts. David Ickes who has been very sick is reported better. Miss Veda Skidmore 'who lias been visiting hi r sister. Mrs. Fred .Miller in Assyria' returned home Sunday. . Mr und Mrs. ClarencA Greh» are attending rhe Chautauqua at Hast­ ings tins week. • The neighborhood picnic nl Mid­ dle Lake Wednesday was a very pleasant event. A good crowd was! m attendance nnd every one rejMirts » very enjoyable Hine. The funeral of lhe late .Mrs. Day was tu-ld at the I’. B. rburcb, Tues- J The High Standard Several of our townsmen .nilerided the Philadelphia and GrandI This bank has set for itself^n the fonduct of its business is a Chariot<r Defeat? Hasting*. I With the cxreplton. of Beck's Hapids -hall game on Thursday;;. A KniarU ernw.i «aw cl.arl.dtf* de-’. doiihk* in the ?i«h. 'D*>lly Gray’s |'.•*1V seemed well pleased with lhe j protection in every emergency and under all circumstances. I t - -frat Hastings U» to ?. Tburwlny, m ''ip^ i *zau-insures them against reckless speculation and the get-richttie Eaton county rapital. Kym ll di lei Uk go AM tn (hr j ArniMn,llg aiul Wlf,. will lw*. quick fever, and it iji a fluarantee that whatever the profits «i« hit fr.-ely and bi« -upport wu? 1 fl h. I"*'''.I I at Gun Ukefor a week, commrnrmay be, they have been earned by prudent, conservative busi­ nol th** pest that the tram is cap? .*'Jmii * "I a inn j.’’ J "'J*,r..'‘""J 1..... », i.-.n, -rn.-v will entering August Iflth. They will enter­ ness management in wnich there is not a single element of nlile of giving turn “Lefty ' Me tain their jmir George. of Iowa; and danger. We like to have prospective patrons examine us re­ I»niald ag;Ou hod the credit of do Hoss Arm*i mug and family of ConFrank Sensib.i. Who was serious­ The ’ .M-me foating Hashtig.*. He wa« l»in?lugarding these claims to strength and stability. /ly injured at th.- Fitiklminer (Ire, slanline, Mich. . ...... . ............ . Unstlrtgs .. Our hotel i* catering to the many was taken to his home Sunday qditidhl. Collett at-short inakipg a |<jn,.||. ;i|, are l-rayoling morning in Nathan MofllH's car. auto parties that ai< nimniillernl stop which ml ..if a Ihi-ougb. AH semi well phased He was very c.nnfortablri but had single and two run* and relircd the L. Chilton. He is gening frith the cl(iss of enterlaminenl quite a bad night. side. along nicely. ■ , given. MIDDLEVILLE, MICH. Ilnslings and Chnrlolte are ptH-i Morris ‘ I*end*-r min - Thomas Mr. Bjiker of Grand Hapids street • Hug .Up a splendid article <■( bull i , has been selling some v«*ry.. tine Murphy attended the races in our High Bank music fonchef. Grand Rapids, Thursday. , cukes of lair. iH>rl. Score by inning* Melora Leonard is on lhe sick Mip Mary Ickes was one of Hie Sk idmore,-' Sunday. . ' J. IL Saiilmrrrmid family mid OsHiileliili*. ! musicians nt Hie Gluiuier picnic al Innings ..1 2 3 I 5 rt 7 t —.w num list. Mrs. George Skidmore and Miss Thot nappie Lake Wednesday. . Hall’ .. 'Hastings I (i <• 0 '• " 3 ( Patience—“I see a London railroad Miss Eva Tnnnble of Igike View, Alma Grinnell spent Tuesday fore­ Lust Week ’ s letter Cliarlottc 2 H n I •> 12 I station has been equipped with penny­ was the guest of her .aunt, Mrs. 2 Lake.’to say that’they enjoyed‘cv noon wiiii Mrs. w. C. Willetts. Thomas Murphy, ia.-l week. . Mrs. Al Ilnughtailen and Frank In tbe-slot machines for. the sale ot Batt<*ri<*— Kynen- and, ery minute of lhe Huie wbblrt plar R. I. Kenyon and family nf Mer­ Chaffee returned Monday from tickets to persqns wlio wish to accom ing it lig|itlyrill. are spending a week al their Battle Creek, where Mrs. Frank pany friends lo the Train platforms.** home in the village mid an* enter­ Chaffer undcrweiil ■ an operation Home Hun Win* Game. "Cholly Is very ambitious. Hu told for goitre.-They report Mrs. Chaf­ mo ho Is determined to make a noise I’d give mnrv than a penny to aue Clinpplc. If urday evening. «\ good time is re­ taining relative- from the west. Mrs. Susan Rosenberg of Fenn­ fee as resting easily. Ihrilling tviiili inning ronh'-i 5 port ed. in tho world.” ' .... «... .. II,.,. ..ini \tr-j ville is visiting ln*r son. Claude David Ickes is-on lhe sick lisl. L Saturday afh’momi in th** pr. Miss Irene Hmighlnlen was (he clntodi Of jingling-, left Saturday Hnsenberg. rmn* of tin* b<—I Saturday crowd It ia to cut out hla muffler. Claude SchnutT attended lhe -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. ,-ening for Harbor Springs, for I In* ‘■.‘.-iwui. Tin- gam** was nl races in Grand Hapids Thursday, Hue weeks vacation. with b-iitun** and it wa* tine Mi>. Frank Herrick of halaina- and spent a few days with. rela­ tives m Rockfoid. (he season. Charlotte ba- b>-eii i McDunnl • ’ ‘ing the summer at .Melvin Chandler of the Prairie, stricken with a strengthened by the adilitiou of| ■ mi l-ak< several new players, and it wa»[ veiling and is in a was in Griuid Rapids, Monday nn business, their work which, figured largely (Inning*. .Mrs. Fred Finkbeiner is on the In winning Sajtirday’s game. Ilaslmg* iijlllut iuicliic Barber shop, Satur­ sick list, ’■ A home run - by •-M*l«mlm**»n. Hibnriotfi Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Johnson mo­ day. John Ritchie b.-iug away on Cliflriolle's new fir.-I tored to Wayltmd. Sunday. They -ilall. Kyneli. Maltby. a vacation. ’ tin* game. Cliaries McNaughton sp-nl Sun­ wen* accompanied by their cousins Huslinus day at horn.-. He came from Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Joluuon of Nils -Heck. Chapple. Grand Rapids, and took dinner Northern Michigan and repojts " Micliacf. Draher. with Miss Kate Johnson. crop* looking good up there. Theodore \\’eiringa and Miss It. I. Kvnyun and family returned •rn.ir?»—Clmrioili Eaton county tram from limit- Northern home on Susie Johnson wen* guesls of Miss Opal Smith InJVayland. Sunday. to four. Chariott» - Cluirbd li John Latimer and granddaugh­ Hie tenth. After < Kook family reunion, al ter Leona Rosenberg, h*fl Monday out. MalrolniMin. wl for a visit with his son. John Lati­ •vvuiging! aid 2. Maltby, caine l/> th*’ mer al Morley. a big slick. Tie ba Miss Lollle Howard enfiriained . by being able to seal all nt once. A William Cl|a«e. I line lime w.’i* had. It. I. and fnmiy Mr. and Mrs. IL E. Miller nnd Mrs. sidtler .was not working well aiitl! W. G. Barnes for dinner Sunday. the big flfsl-saeker took one beat-?TO DECIDE MOTOR-CYCLE Mr. mid Mrs. Joseph Vmmjer and ion auto buck to the ranch. thy swing at Hie ball and il sailed' son Douglas will visit relatives in CHAMPIONSHIP OF BARRY CO.'-.!!:,!;­ Inwa, for a couple of weeks, leaving woods. A Iritling delay in :-e|;,y-, this week. *(Ionia, by auto. ing it to (he Ma!-( Mr. mid Mrs. Albert Parker nn* , . „ 1 .. . . ,. | ‘Elder Bugbet* lias Imughl the colmson lo make Hie circuit. Wen-' Igrieulhirul Society Will Hang I |i | imii.iffiu known a- Hit*- millernery entertaining company from away. ger fti»M (<< lj*,»lie Chilton and Dia-1 W. H. McKhilt was fishing in 1 ST—BECAUSE.IT IS A DEMONSTRATED SUCCESS.. In the past her followed with a single into lefl.j somi move into tin* rooms abovi Grand Haven last week nnd visiled Fair. x six years, over 750 Auction Sales have been advertised in the BANNER toDuneanfon went out at lir-t m ‘ friends. Cintfiming lheir policy nf enthe inning ended. . Mrs. William Pierce spent the the mutual satisfaction of the sellers and buyers.. Wc have letters |deavi>rmv to give the public a flood. badly cut iu the self feeder of the The 1.1*1'half wns filled wilh ej Bennet thresher, wilh which* he first of the week wilh Mr. nnd Mrs. . from many who have.advertised their' sales in the BANNER showing 'kXfk™i£ii'! was working on Saturday. While Allen Pender on Prairie. that on a single article they have realized enough more than they expected to Min. Mai tie Lynd is spending a very s«>re it will md be n permafe wweeks with .Mrs. George Leich. pay all the expenses of the auction. In all cases when results have been com­ ne’nl injury. Editor Harms. Dr. Taylor and nee Oln Renew.iy. at Fowlerville. I pared with expectations the sales advertised in the BANNER have exceeded • Jim Kepkey were ll.*hiiig one day in company wilh relatives from expectations, in s'ome cases by several hundred dollars as wc can show by let­ Inst week al Gun Lake, and we hear Kentucky. ters and personal references. William Harper and family ride l.iC fir Ur li-'»" ...... . l"“l,’‘C'l"l£ talking of getting out in injunction, in a new surrey. did meet the, spheie with a: William Elsworth of Bowens OND-BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVE COME TO LOOK TO THE BANred raining them from any further Mills, "is lhe *ienograph»*r at ^NER FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF AUCTION SALES. The success swat, which sent the ball fishing trips, they lowered the lake iH'twcen right nml center. l-Tcnch’B Flour Mill. T ±4 of the BANNER’S plan\f advertising sales has naturally led people to ex­ so badly. , giiml for a hmnvr! Home «nt, nemri 1 n«v„nn«u George Finkbeiner <>f Laledmiia, • they yeii.-d. but ib-me di<i hi* best I CHARLOTTE HERE SATURDAY; Ritse Bull Games Scheduled. 1 pect that an auction sale in Barry Co. will be advertised in the BANNER, was -in the village. Monday fore­ just as they expect the letter carrier will deliver their mail. nnd got as far u* third. There he Friday. August 14—Olsogoes. noon. in regard to the settfement of GRAND HAVEN TUESDAY Saturday, August 15—Charlotte. I stayed. .-McDonald looked worried. Hie fire loss, al his farm, on the Ix*slie Chilton came to bat and an­ Sunday-. August’ Id—Hastings in '3RD—BECAUSE OF ITS SMALL EXPENSE. We make a uniform other great yell followed the crack Locals to Meet These Very Strong . ^charge for our service in reaching practically ail the people of Barry Co. Frank S.m«iba. who was seriyus- charlotte. of his club. The joy was quickly Tuesday, August 18—Grand HavTeams. Fans Should Not ly injured al the Finkbeiner fire that is but little above what used to be charged for sale bills that were read over.’ for Reddick, the visitors' o’n lhe 2nd. has recovered'to such Miss Them. by only a few of the people. third ImscMidn. undoubtedly saved Thursday, August 20—Grand mi extent Iliol he wa.* taken home lhe game by cleverly gathering in Two si ning ptunes. have liven Sunday. Be is doing better than Rapid* Central League team. 4 TH—BECAUSE IT PUTS THE SELLER IN TOUCH WITH HIS the leather wrlti a fine catch. 'Hi* Sunday, August 23— Hastings in was expected. hopes of Hie fan* were staked up­ ’BEST AVAILABLE CUSTOMER IN BARRY COUNTY. The BAN­ Sam John.Vm of Irving township, Charlotte. on Bell, the pitMier. who is one of the <llM-gi»<-.*, managed iiy Tom brought some mammoth stalks of ’I'uvsday, August 2T*—Charlotte. NER goes into practically every home in Barry Co. The people naturally • lhe best hillers on Hie team, took Stephens the nmthcrii millionaire com’ to town on Saturday. IneasHoosier * Day.) look to the BANNER to learn aboiit Auction Sales. If a Barry Co. man three swings in I lie rflmosphere lumhermaiL ’ ' y. August 27—Ilaslings ured over 13 feel and good cars mi nnd the game was over. ill wants for his own purposes any tool or live stock advertised in any sale, he each stalk. plays here again. August 28 — Charlotte. Both team* played great ball. The line rain of Monday make? knows just where to go to find it. He will be prepared to bid what he be­ the contest Saturday say H was one >r. August 29— Hastings in ColU'lf featured with some of the every mie. smile.‘mid the fanners lieves the article or animal is worth, because lie has use -for it. There will especially are wearing the smile Portland. be no clement of speculation in his bid. With' the old plan, the people in Snnday, August 90—Hartings in tvhib- Berk, with rwivtliing cum­ Conn- and see a lhal won’t come otT. citing Saturday. the immediate neighborhood were the only ones wficFknew of the sale, and Mr. Roose, of the Jones Chautau­ Charlotte. Monday, Sept "I (Labor Day’ 2 in Charlotte, qua system, arrived in the village. perfectly. they would generally bid because they hoped to buy something cheap. • Sunday. Saturday In sec lo the arrange- gani<*s wilh Studebakers of Detroit. Tbe visiting team on Tuesday rneiit's for opening the Chautauqua • second broil E TH—BECAUSE IT AVOIDS HAVING TWO AUCTION SALES IN Will Chase as “Vmps.” will in- lhe Grand Haveu oggrega- mi time. The sale qf tickets ha* year. °THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD ON THE SAME DAY. The BAN­ Will Chase made hi? tlrsl. ap­ been very satisfactory so far, we. Hell was hit freely, while the lo­ NER makes dates for the auctioneersand practically all of them report the hear ami everything looks good lo pearance as umpire on tile local cals were unable |*> gel a -afedrive game* from (last ini small th1’ Committee in charge. ■liamnnd. Saturday, and his decis­ sales they |jook 1o thisjbflice, which is the recognized auction sale headquar­ off McDonald 1111111* th1* liflb. w||.-n Coni.- and ions gave satisfaction to all. Mr. lhe little Miith-pnw went bad margins. ters. If we find that two sales arc bobktd jGr the same locality we can and Airs, Maude 'Boorn) Beck has sold Chase will umpire more games. Malcojm-on'- single, followed with do at once take it up with lhe auctioncers, and arrange for a change of one her building which is now occupied “Doc" Harmon of Kalmnazoo,. will Wenger’- triple, gave Charlotte by .Miss A. Winters as a milliner’s art as umps in the series with of the sales, thereby avoiding spoiling both sales. This is an important con­ .lheir fir-t run in th.- fourth. A shop to M. J. Bugiidc who will occu- Charlotte, aivordlrfg to an arrange­ single after two were out. followed sideration. . |iy the same for a harness shop and ment made two months ago. / with (wo fumble-, wlii'cli lei in iwo living room* upstairs. Considera­ ruys combined with Malcolmson's iotini: college ba* £ TH-BECAUSE THE BANNER'S PLAN REACHES’ ALL THE PEORICHLAND. tion «SO.OO. * triple lliein |lu<(hi> signed to play sec ■ ■, gave r .......... mon* in--.. in iiir UPLE OF BARRY COUNTY WHILE THE AUCTION BILL REACH­ ..Mrs. Egbert LeFevrc And daugh­ llfth inning. ED ONLY A FEW IN THE IMMEDIATE LOCALITY OF THE SALE. Kiioti and wife and son James mo- ter Marie of- Doster, visited friends Until Hie Iasi half of Hu- fifth. loml io Grand Rapids Tuesday and here Saturday. Hasting* wds unable to anything t'*um lu-t y, This is so evident that.any elaboration of this point is quite unnecessary. Bruce Mason of Monleith spent wflh McDonald’- delivers. Wilh II. E. Hendricks, of Grand Rapids; Sunday wilh his pnren|s at’Wild­ Iwo mil, Maltby slarlnil Hie lirvlo-al grouirt7TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER CONTAINING THE AUCTION work* by slatimiing a h/g .Hirer -nn«id«Ted a was in town Tuesday <m business. wood. Gull lake. • 1 ADVERTISING IS LAID AWAY AN6 PRESERVED IN THE HOME Mrs. William Shoutoil left Wed­ bn-»- hit into right field, lie M-.,rMjs. P. IL Stahl and Mrs. Emma wlon iTWlId pilch nnd the f;m-''hA'.ck. ’a -k wild dtstinzil!.':h- nesday morning for it week's visit Castle visitrit Mrs. Castle in Au­ WHILE THE BILL IS SUBJECT TO THli-WINDS AND RAINS AS IT wenl wild. Gray drew a pa»* » <l himself at sei-oud in Saturday^ with relatives in Harl. gusta last Thursday. . IS TACKED ON THE FENCES AND TREES. Mrs. Leroy Mnade ami daughters Morgan h i Hutchins' llv go Uinmuh' game, will Ih- shiftr-d to third base Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gage of him. Gray piling to lliird. Kyu-ti ' Prairieville were week-end guests THE BANNER’S METHOD of advertising Auction Sales lias been endorsed Change in TIiAl.inr-l p. lire husband lias a position as sta- at Josh DeCrocker’s. Ilian whom there is no more popii. Inr player on the Irani.-met ih< Mr. and Mrs. Will Clark of Kal­ al weeks, rusticlaing. ball stpjarely Mid by ib- time if (Leslie Chiltmi, outfielder, amazoo, visited Mr. nnd Mrs. James . 1st—By the State Association of Auctioneers. Mrs. Charles Walton nnd fotir Ti-lfer. Friday ami Saturday. was irfiimed tn th» diamond. Iwo HuoiIk-i * from Chrsining. and—By. all the leading Auctioneers of Barry County. elnldren. of Albion, are visiting al Mrs. TungAte returned (o her more run* were in nml ■Midge' hern wilh the local .-:mi the hmmuf Edward Hall and fam ­ home near Dowling; Supdny. after 3rd—By ail Auctioneers in other Counties where the same method has stood on third. He scored an in- .-rai . imi’l-*. hav.- iirel. been pursued. । J ...............................(■(■•• invir । ■ lai'Timn wtui in - im*imn* ily and other relatives in and around spending the week here wilh rela• lives. "[J.. -x" know- what I tciiin. .Li-Im Chiltmi . ......... I Hie town. Any printing office can print auction sale bills, but only a paper having a {'’•gnt have happened In McDonald ij.-.i k.-mi league team and plaveil hi* Mrs. Lucy Knappen bf Kalnrnadeib- add her mol tier. Mrs. Voll- zno'and Mr. and Mrs. IL E. Knap­ if Roddick had hot gathered in ;bi d n.iim - mi-Smday. large general circulation, such as the BANNER has can successfully advertise weller. of Duncan Lake, are spend­ pen of Schoolcraft visited here t.hiHon- grounder mid thrown him ---------------------- ---------an auction sale that will bring results. The BANNER is now printing 5,200 mH nf br*(, ending the innins. —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— ing si couple (i(weeks with the for­ Sunday. papers each week and covers the County "like a blanket.” mer’s sisters, the Mrs. While, at The Misses Bessie Putnam, Verle \Ve would be pleased, to hear from anyone contemplating having an Auc­ llunsboroiigh, North Dakota. Dooley. Gladys Chapin. Ada Nick­ Mrs. Nellie Courson, who has been erson and Mr*. Nallie Wanner have tion Sale and we will mail them one of our booklets, containing 10 pages of slaying wilh her sister, .Mrs. G. E. ridumed from Kalamazoo, whore information and suggestions on conducting an Auction. Sale. You should not Gifidiier, for some time, returned to they attended summer school fail to securq one of these booklets if you contemplate holding a sale. It* her home in Chicago Friday. the normal, which has dosed for suggestions will mean larger, and better results from your sale. We have Jay Mattoseii and wife and daugh­ Hie season, ’ . ter. of H<lr_**a, were callers at David ’ More good yields of wheat both the Bell and Citizens telephones.' ’ That we may hope to consult with, and a good friend to-tie-to. lor. <>f (piosso. were callers on oth­ r>»pnrlv<| from Richland, where the but if she can only get a low percentageof her forces through the er fi-iends in town. They motored progressive farmers arc on I hr Spinal openings to the tissue cells, they will liecome susceptible IhmBRh. outlook for. treller methods ... The Fanners' Chib met wilh farming or hotter crops to raise. E. to disease and painful conditions etc. of the organs that are thus Hviiry Ilelrighj on West Main street. F. Knappoh last week threshed reduced to less,than normal in their functions., and still more (Thursday afternoon. A puodly Iwenly-four acres of wheat which number were present. yielded forty-seven and one half trouble is built up by their failure to eliminate "the prisons from I Mrs, George Bixler is on lhe sick bushels lo the acre. J. R. Upgg's the system. Be more nearly 100% alive, while you may have list. . . ’ yield was-aLo something- unusual, 1 Mrs. Frank Pratt relunted Wed­ eight acres yielding 381 bushels. 100% of time force and material which, equally, distributed nesday from « two Weeks visit wilh This is a now kind of wheal. The means health. Let us show you what Nature CAN do for YOU. I her- daughter. Mrs. Hay Potts of remainder of his crop went Ihirly| Washington. Her two granddaugh- oight hushols to the acre. lers returned with tier for a visit. David Webb and wife have re­ Happy Medium. NEW HENDERSHOTT BUrt.DING lumed from lheir western trip and The beet things are placed between! ROOMS 5. 6 AND J——x. . were guests nf C. ,M Bixler and wifi, Thursday.. extremes.—Aristotle. Klrphen Whiled attended the races in Grand Rapids, Thursday. —BANNER WANT ADVS .PAY FARMERS’ STATE BANK WHY The BANNER’S Plan of Handling Auction .Sales Ought to Be Favored by Every One Who Contemplates Having a Sale in Barry County Nature is Highest Authority The Hastings Banner M. W. SMITH, D. C. Citizens Phone 317 - •> Hastings Michigan Both Phones No. 15. We Make Dates With Auctioneers �TBK HAffTINGB BANNER. Al t.lsT 13.I9IL B.tNFIELU. YOU’LL WANT ONE Southwestern Barry Den Pictures of Abraham Lincoln They're new and are offered In Delton only by , Ellis E. Faulkner The Rexall Store ’As. Illustrated, tho head is attractively emlxi.wed.Hi metal and framed in Minion. Were il possible lo get one of these ul nn art or department store . These weald cos! yon iron SQc to 75c “Hwsdlay, IFriday andl fRT*? Satardlffly you cam get one With each 50c package of Chocolate Mell-o-Creams See Our Special Window Display , FAULKNER’S REXALL DRUG STORE Delton, Mich. Extra Early Sale of White Dress Goods After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waistings, White Crepes, etc., will be sold at Less Than LACEY Merrill Nickerson lias completed and furnished a cottage at Liny lake. Walter Stanton and family will occupy it this week. Mrs. Gortrighl ia spending n wrek wilh her’daughlars at Hut lb- Creek. Nita Norman has been spending, a Miss Madge Thmu.i- in sick with the mumps. C. IL Nickerson, Wm; mid J’ohn Shrincr. Tlarry McGra and severW olbeni from here attended the day of sports al Hickory Corners lust Saturday. • Miss’Grace Thoma.- i* visiting her two sisters al Battle Creek. The Misses Jlol«>n and Eula Steven*. spent the past week nl Lake Odessa. Mrs. Charles Wilk--, mid daugh­ ter’ of Battle Creek have IK-en vjsiling friends in LhL vicinity. . Will Garrett and family spent Sunday with their cousin at Prair­ ieville. ■ Mr. nml Mrs. Willard Ca-e are the Thursday. They formerly resided hen*. The ' Stanton-Clark reunion will be held August 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Norm.iu ate keeping bouse for Walter Stanlpn'* folk.while they are away camping. Mr. and Mrs. Henry St.-ven*. Mr. ami Mrs. Will Jone- -nid Glen spent Inst Sunday wilh friend* al Fine lake. * - Mrs. Will 'Clotk h;rr been -rutertaiuing one of her lady friend.* for a week. ’ • Mrs. A. Clark-b -ttnit -(••‘••tly al ihi* welling. Mr .ami Mrs. Henry a few days of the p: friends at Gull laky. Neal Roe ami oii“ of Ills )»> boys. James Hill and family visiltui rob alivcs nt Battle Crc' k .T few days ol Children’s Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. Some extra good bargains in Dry Goods. F. H. WILKINSON Prairieville, Mich. We Pay 4 Per Cent Delton State Bank Capital $20,000.00 Surplus 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich, Pres. ______ J. G. Hughes, Vice-Pres. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLeay George J. Doster Wm. Elliott T. A. Aldrich L. IL Tcerpeaing J. G. Hughes NOTICE and- Mr*. Frank Wilkes. Mr.’mid Mrs. Ernest Cnmdnll at­ tended the 'Gould reunion ' :fl Mr.l Crandall** father’s id Ea»t Johns-1 town Insl , Thursday. It was a, most enjoyable ••void. HO persohsi present. A big dinner nnd till good; -cooks; ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Putmmi mid PLUMBING 6 HEATING ings for a day or two.* Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wickwire have company from Chicago, Mrs. Win­ nie Smith. Monday they went to' Orangeville tn visit Frank Bagley's ppopk* and other friend*. • Dr. and Mrs. Stile-, Maxwell nnd mid Miss Jay of Battle Creek, were It you have any work in the above lines I shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices is low as I can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. ............ ■ ........................... J. H. Pallerson mid pavillion Chicago were ul , thThursday. Chnnrny Timgali* and wife wen* nt -IheTtlke Thursday. .For collages ami Imai* cull Hnslings 30I-2L-S. Wai Norton and wife Were al the pavillicm Sunday. (me of the.finest dancing parlies Uf lhe seasQU look place Salunlny ovonlOg. Ib-m'unber lhe dance Sat­ urday evening, Auuust 15. ANSON C. BOYES Shultz, Mich. Mrs. Stiles nnd children will ‘pend the-week wilh Curl flellenver nnd family. Dr. has piindiasail Mr. Bowmaii’s interest in the busi-i lies* nt Battle Creek and is n»w painting and making other Imp'rovemenls. Kelley’s Kool Kontforts IP Lee Cream,and Soft Drinks, Cigars IP I and Tobacco - I ■ Peanuts and Candy ■ STORE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY [1^ ^wStop for Refreshments at«M^ KELLEY’S-^ CLOVERDALE, MICHIGAN DELTON, weld lo-ClAvland. Ohio. then a visiting Niagara Fall*. She visited at Royal Oak. WcUiiudnn. aniLsev- . eial other places. " ‘tells “ me hvk I IKK. long-lived drought re ••ry dark nml usly looking storm il i« <*xpciUed diil si’riofis damage Mrs. Amin Gr^ybuiii i* eiileretip- during it* progress. ilig her two nephew- from Bellevue far and near al llie lake these lint HOLMES (llllllll. CHAS. DENE.AU, MICHIGAN. Specials; ilay from a very pleasant trip. FFirsi rite went io Delroil. when* -he wa* joineil by her daughter. I , » | | । I Our goods are all specials at the price be- I cause we give you the best value for your money. | But for Sat. Aug. 15 we offer the following specials | Gents Fine Straw Hats_____ 2________off . 11 pr. Ladies 2 strap Pumps 2.75 value____ 1.98 ’ These are Extra Good Values We have some new curtain scrims and dress goods. As good a line of Groceries as you will find anywhere. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wickham were Farmers-: . • We have grain bags for your grain and seed. ! WM. RENKES & SON DOWLING out Coffee Properly made Coffee is thidoubttHilyj-ihe mosF l'-eful nnd alisfying Drink Ue have. ' Unfortunately. however; many per­ sons do not make it properly _1I should always tie freshly brew- grounds should never he used iwircami the coffee pot should al­ ways ly*. thoroughly wa-hvd ami scalded after using. Next in importance to proper making t- 1 li«* - u.-« of flood coffee only. But this does not mean, iiecc.-.-arily coffee. We have coffees that range in price from IK I " " ...................................................coffee. pends largely on individual laste. A good plan would be lo try one of our brand' any other brand. KOPF & KOPF DELTON, MICH Buggies and Wagons children of A W. J. Beach nnd tlnugliler. family, nil of Johnstown. Wednesday. August Johhslown <■ t-.iligers pirn. grove, mid Wed i -day. Auau.-l IP. the Norris fmmls reunion meet at the same place. Thursday. Aiitu-l 20th iht< Ban- Dr. Welch mid Frank Evan* of Grange Proflram. Bailie Cteek were Sunday callers I’rtigrairr for Union Grange, Sal- at lhe grove. Mr. ami Mr-. A! irk SkiHmmi, EL tit day ••veiling. August 151 li. wim Ormsbe mid family and Hay Opening song by Grange. Freeman mid • family pieu|ced at Is it. most proflinble to buy: 1. Through home inftruhanU by lhe grove, Sumlyy. A ball game Sunday forenoon he-1 Bro. Maurice Cox. 2. Through cntaMgiin houses. tween Dowling ami Hrist>d school.-; resulted in a victory fi^j? BrisbilJ By Bro. Airod Phillips. . 3. Through co-operalion. By score H and 10. R. T. Jone- had lhe 111 jrstort 1111. Bro. C. W. Biggs. lo loseia valuable horse' one dan Singing by Gnuia**. . Iasi week. Talk. ••Rainy Day Jobs at the Barn.” Bro. W. O. Tobias. 'k I Heading "Tinii* lo Tinker 'Ruuipl-” . • Query. Sister Su'sie Phillip*. "The pen Is mightier than the Roll Call;The prettiest yHngiSe ■word." "Then can tho fellow with! I seen today. the fountain ftfti be said to be carryj I total March. ' < •tag conctkled weapons?" turn Tobias, Lecturer. , ‘ Just'Look at These— GENERAL REPAIRING Nashville. .Mr. Green and niece of law of .Mr. arid Mi*. Fred il Newark. Ohio, ore • rqw-iidiiig tvn Bellevue.' present days at lhe Green1 cottage. Mrs. John Dennis nml parly of Hastings were at (he lake Wedues- I have bought the Gib Fox store at Shultz. I have a clean, up-to-date stock and my prices are very reasonable. I cor­ dially solicit at least the favor of a trial order and will do my best to please you, both with quality and price. . B is reported that Miss Atlulla No. 2 was enter-j Bristol is employed Iq teach in No. afternoon at The]8 V°n’Jl£Vh« nn th. Mrs John Shef-i Mr*. A. E. Bieas*. lias,been on the and cake were I Bst for a few day., but i. on tkm«i«ril nn,l * tile gain. The Arthur Print cottage *h<*|teri'd Jas, Smith amt family from Battle Sunday. music nml recitations. Mrs. J. J. Crock I<>rd entertuined Miss Margaret Clark of Kalama­ her sister. Mrs. Chub - Dor lhe rallying plM> of j(* owner zoo Visited Miss Hazel Eckhart over Crystal latke, a few days Inst family for about six week‘. Sunday. • > Miss-Hazel Smith -f Hasim and Elseidmml Mr. Slater entertained friends guest of Miss Ivali Crorkfortl Inge ■en well tenanted from Battle Creek over Sunday. Suinjky. companies for some Mr. nnd Mrs. Eckhart and chil­ dren nnd guest from Kalamazoo en\V. s. power* ami family are at an outing al Will lake Saturday witli lheir’ grandparents, and Sunday. Mrs. Lewi* Dymond, near l r. ep.iri.' lheir rotlage nml are milking some George Balch am' Mr-. Minn Hol-j repair* about lhe brook of Hastings, Mrs. Carrie Dm-i LONG BEACH. er ami daughter Vera of Imlinna.i Mrs. A. B. Vermilyn ami Mills cently. tlie lake hist week. Mr. Ackley nml family of i .The Misses Helen Bristol and (’.rove were gui'Mfc "I Frank Over­ colliige. Marshall, .Mich., are in Hie Bu-b Villa Pnrrolt ot Nashville. Mr. und smith's, Sunday. Mr. Lttdinm aml famflvi Mrs. Will Hammond called id IhV' lake Thnrsday evening. ■siting her bfolli»r. Henry Will Holder und parly of Battle Creek fished al lhe lake Saturday Henry Shnildy and fnmilj night and caught a line string of Sunday ntfesls nl Jesse .D« Mrs. Ida Diirkew spent Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Warburton amt Mr. and Mrs. J.'Cnok of Battle Grover Wright in Baltic Greek. Creek attended the iLuice Saturday Mrs. IjOHiin Barnum is spen night. II. Moore and wife. M. Tuckerman Chautauqua. •••ssful traveling nnd wife. If. Jones and wife. Dirk Min. Carrie Pai man of Bqllh- Creek, has lately Kent, ChnrliA Cumming* mid lady a few days with pureluised a l«»t til Paulina, Beach. friends of Assyria Center allfinded No one has . -Ihroslicd dr been tin- ilani-e Saturday night. Mts. Ma|4^i-__ .sprn'ding a few Georgia, Slieldoii and Wildnn Lee. evks with |Mi>. Frank Dvcfsmilli. Sherman Hisbridger, Albert Flem­ A. Paul ha* heen visiting reling, Alhm Case and Charlie Ham­ Ct) IT ltd . GROVE. aliv. nml friends* for a few day* mond .spent Saturday afternoon und Sunday at the Red Cottage. Wednesday. August 5th. about • Boaz Walton, Will Matthews. sixty of the K.-ni. rlimr mid Warner ,., ra Hcnty McKelvy and. families called people met al the grove for lheir! at the Beach Sumlay. . annual reunion, mid s|ienl a very! B. II. Stanton and family accom­ pleasant day pirmcing. boating and panied by Hie Misses Ethel Clem- playing various imhwk. work don. ence and Tlidma Nay spent from Mrs. II. W. W- lister of Kalama­ Thursday'till Monady al Breezy zoo is visiting with her soil's fam­ Rest Cottage. ily al the’grov. i-iinm Cnlb'rs nt Breezy Rest Cottage Mrs. H. A. Baron ami Charles Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Webster of poriage, stoimed with Fox and daughter Florviice mid lheir brother. I. J. Welwter and Mrs. Valley iff Hasting*.' Mr. am? family. Tm-day right nml Wedm • Mrs. Will Cb-menrn. Mr. mid Mrs. day. Auuusl 5lh -nid 61 li. Thursday. August ’. Olh I Ik- sui stmitim.- Edith Clotm-iice, Zora Foster. Helen Bristol. Allu-ft Lyon.*. .Mr*. Ast lii'i In i- h ■ of Johnstown J. Clark. Frank Jones. Gurden met at. the gn>v for their aunual Slanton. Royal Donavim and'Mar­ reunion, 'iliei shall Pierce. family Actual Cost. Both Phones DEI.TON. Quite a number from Delton ami vicinity have been enjoying the dif­ ferent numbers on tho Chautauqua course at Hastings lhe past week. Mr. ami Mrs. Perry Collins and baby left Saturday night/for lheir home in Cincinnati. ’ Mr. and Mrs. James Browne and son and Mr. and Mrs. John Francis­ co ami family visited relatives in Richland Sunday.' Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Morehouse at­ tended lhe Morelinuse reunion al Pino lake Thursday. r Mrs. Clara Loomis spent a couple of days last week with her brother George Payne at Wall lake. Mr. ami Mrs. John Burke enter­ tained company from Hasting*. Sunday. , The Misses Bunstance of Clarks­ ville spent all of last week wilh Mrs. H. E. Faulkner. Mrs. Smith ami son William ami Dr. Cross and daughter Alinee left Saturday morning by auto for a ten days trip to Buffalo nnd other point*. Dr. Mcldfftnim of Delroil i* looking after dorter's patients during his absence. Corinne Mosier is spending a week wilh relatives in loimdnc. Mrs. Hunt of Williams visited Mr. and Mr*. Homer Kelley Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. H. _E. Faulkner very pleas­ antly entertained twelve young girl* at her home last Wednesday afternoon in honor of bor guest* ’the Misses Bunsfance. They ail repot i a fine lime. Mr. and Mrs. George Judson ami Jeannette visited Mrs. Doolittle al Milo Thursday. Mrs. Charles Judin of Collegeporl, Texas A’isited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Diamond Friday and Saturday. Mi** Emma Dinkel of Kalamazoo wa* home over Sumlay. Mr*. Cyrus Watson has been mlortainijig her two grandchildreh from near Hickory for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Searie* re­ turned Saturday from lheir trip to Wisconsin. Th»> Kelley reunion was held ul Fair lake last Thursday. All the children were present and every­ one had iv good lime, a good dinner ami a lint' program loo. Rev. Bun- I Card of Thank*—To Rev, Ballou for his comforting words, to the singers, and friends for • beautiful flowers, und to neighbors and friends for the help rendered ami kindness and sympathy shown <|S during the death and.burial qf our ffUhndn lovM one, we wJsE 'to*express our ami wives of Battle Creek were1 Britta—''I'm going to tny brother's; heartfAt thanks. Mr. and Airs. Henry Page and . Children. man. Tuesday. Th(* Mioses Bessie; Where are you off to?" Griggs—"1 an.d.Lula King of Battle.. Creek. | siy divorce lawyer's. I want to g Appreciation. Henry Km onf Fine iuike were ‘call- ■ rid of mb« bonds, too.ers of G. Zimmerman. W’rfiiesday I • Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Clark of , -------------------------■ry ot tiring.—G®or«a ElinL Lacey w«‘Te Sunday guest* of Mr.I—BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY Oineten* Circle lained Wednes.iay home of Mr and fle d lee cream ...I j -BANNER ’ W.VNT<1DVS7 "MT.- i -BANNER WANT At J VS .BAY-j^; We Have a Large Line When you buy a Wagon or Buggy you want one that will last lor years, one dial has the “wear and tear" in it. We are highly pleased with our line of Buggies and Wagons. Wc never tie ourselves to any. one line, but when wc can find anything that is Better and the price is Right, we add it to our line. That is one reason why you always get the best on the market at this store. That js why people find’it to lheir, advantage to come here from miles around and buy of us. Wc give them money. the best for their Qur prices arc lower than prevail elsewhere because the cost of doing business is much less, our living expenses are much lower. All of these items have to be added to the cost and the consumer has to pay them. By getting these costs down to the lowest possible notch wc arc prices Aldrich Brothers Company - DELTON, MICHIGAN I �THE HASTINGS BANNER |.„r Sal. .in., mi....... —I’--■'■'■ ' TYRANTS WHO WIELDED RODS -<l Ifimiitoliire -. -<>w. iimuuned ' " ______ - LvX' hrto?re.W"l" m””M’ ,,ri’"!Gr*.t 8cnooim.st.ra of Happily D* WANTS Ml CBMT A WMO. N ; Mtt Ftirnhlicd Room* for light housekeeping .it 3(U’fa. Church St. Bee Phin Smith. . If For Malo (’.hrnp - Rough l-inch lum­ ber fornxifing and alteclitig, also? bill stuff. Phono 4uul. Inquire i F. G. Pierce, City. If. CLMcnui built, cleaned and repaired.: All work gunranieed. Phone. on leave word ul Smith's Market. Li'-oj Smith, City. tf Fur Hair—Good dry mixed wood fi’.25 per cord delivered. Phono A. Vacuum Cleaner lo Rrnl—Electric or hand power cleaners lo rent by the- day. Phone 437.. if. For fair I ine Miininvr home on' bank of rbornapple- lake. In-i ■chiding Iiouao, barn nml wilh 9i ncre land, .soiim Pl-ice right. Phone 23011. Sp.Trks. Fiir " Suh*—Registered Duroc hog*. Both 'i‘xv*. Treale cholera. J. E. MrEIWaitL For Sale Nine room hmi.«e. quire 037 So. llaye's SI. For Sale—A 2-btirner ga*. hoi pints mid ronneclion*. good as new Wilt sell real cheap. Inquire ai HANNER ofllre. , I! For Sale——Span id culK ifin r -fight clrivnr. (hrer yeare old. ......... ..... Ha ono lo (lin-fl years old. G. FflldpatlKb, 191 I lonir 42| ■h"rl____ !! ‘ FOR SAVING LIFE AT SEA m Not R gaily. •aid parrad R^iT* Thoroughly B. Hewed in Flogging. Ville, Pltoiff' h? Mt thing Whiob H«* Merit Ba- , "Wag mt client on tha track?" . yond All Othtra. "He wa*." »ald (ho engine driver. For fall—Hi —— "A* I turned the bend of the curve I .•legible to ;• We do not remember any severe It la reported that * *ub*tltute for! **w—" cases of flogging in thu public schools life boat*, whfeb ha. been recom-8lr>- thundered tho great man. "my ___________________________________ j ot dhr little village on the mended to Connect!aeveral foreign govern- j cllent BWNin, ho lraJnI>ed lh. w MkI—Suml.iy Writing im>«t goldj. cut river . . —diftrict, itnu. intermediate.gram-r, menta, cotulata of a hollow atoei globe. throUMh the wood by the aide of the mar. high. "Hold out your hand. I flattened on the bottom and about' railway" .ud . rxler ... .|.b, M In j oq Ulth H men U.U. nnd n .uppl. How ttal dld h, „ ,„lurwl.-. „ktJ Wanted—Tr4.ii>* •"ro.bi. draw-gravel 1-otnmei"•<•' •<*»»«.- of a round whipping. Philip W2'“ P""1*1™ 11 U.e en.ine driver. b.ntKIr Stale reward ' •— Hale writpa in the Boaion Herald. sold that thia globe draw* leir than) Munday iiiui 'Don't, question mo.” roared the . Iiniuir. of II iwyer. "My client'did not go on tbo anxious to raise their young In the' ing pipe can ba railed through thtjop | nurture and admonition of tho laird. of tho globe when it la afloat. Thl* • „.t. „ . u ... Pipe can. it I. claimed, be drawn In 1 * *»• *?"• > el,“d »“• 1 We remember a household In •n’,n® lnl° i Northampton where a riding whip, a and. the'opening quickly cloaed when J,ou ,hluk 1 run desired. A amall sail can be raised' *“ I-wk i laid on a wretched boy according to with tho aid of the ventilating pipe Tho inventor of this device I* al 1 the'gravity of his offense The use of ' Dall/ Thought. —----------~.r. -------------— more | Dane. He state* that ho conceived; : .the carriage whip. uece»slisllng man's dexterity In management, probably the Idea on seeing an Iron water tank j afforded the father more pleasure and | afloat after a terrible wreck in jrhlch । certainly gave him more exercise Tu 1 several lives were lost —Popular Elec-'. victlon that envy is Ignorance; that , Imitation I* *ulcide; (hat he muit tri City. llirl. I chastise a child was Jn those days ' —*■*■ take himieif for better or worae. aa ■ Iwk । considered a solemn religious duty. J hl* portion; that though the wide uni­ ----- — There wa* the Ijvok of Proverb* with ; verse la full of «ood. no kernel of. iml,-ljtM admonition*, and in the atxtie* Science la organized knowledge.— nouriihlnr corn can come to him but j from rail- clergymen and members of the conHerbert Spencer. through hl* toll bestowed on that plot gregatjon believed that King Solomon , of ground which ia -given him to till. ■ Truat thyaelf; every heart vibrate* ,„|1 baud except tbo»e explicitly attrib­ Truth ia un Impossible to be spoiled to that Iron atring.—R. W. Emercou. . Huilil- uted to Agui- He that doubted till* by any outward touch as the sunbaaaa. ; GI v\ il ' or did not follow Solomon'* advlee Milton. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. and windmill. ‘ feir. Oil wa* worse than an Intldel. But wu i'"t>le. I do not remember any Dr. liu*by Jn Prii-e •«.<»»>- !•-- Ilmri hiul.liqu--, our ,cll<>ol»; Dr. Hu»by, who had si?:..’:’?!... «“•“»« •»“ >1"1 । ? his pupils—as bishops they no doubt NEK Oflh ~x still sat uneasily upon the bench— flint-! i>r. Busby, who, looking al his pu-| IHV I ... ... ... a.___ . ... - .11, I ,___ ____________ _ n..i.l will, limr.e-1 ■• «« ,«ll« to. n»d 1 toll ende.,.,r; ■ ■ .... .. Iwk! ,o them out " There wa* iu> Wanted - I waul to Inr.- a married work, man tn work on farm by lhe . p>ar ’ i ---------------------------------------- :----- —- ------- I Dr. Parr. who. a* De quincey raid, T"l' -'Inrkrl Prirr* paid for all hnd reigned In blood and banqueted; Knquire Marl ha Pennock, iji.-kI kinds «‘f. noidlry. di'livch-d nl; llkt, Moloch up<in children'* crle*. ory Corners. 22-WKF3 kind' i fh'llon eVorv Alntnlnv. I i .. • .. .. Wanted—Good poultry d.-liv.-red al | \7l*iiti« A Son iX-l'oiTMieh !<’hrt'1’ •‘ospMal. who kuouted Ms my place on soiilh end of Ea*l; ' i.'l-w *">’ through life, from bloody youth . streel. Phone MBH. J. G. Kirch- i up to truculent old age." and with) per. If ------------------------------------------------------------ ■ For fair—Al a Im ran In liiplirsl Mnrkrl priir^ paid »....... • । i.Ilin. a,.mt. 11 II. I so familiar that when a female friend | • iMiultry until Dirlli.-] .............. noun-. Smith. iMlng-, R«‘Ul'' fiwk* <>f one of lhe boys lingered at his C.ropH 1'inpty. Frank Adnni<. i E.mnd Pluck gaunt lot, gio • I '1' door after having been told to go. Delian. Mich. i' 'l • Bowyer exclaimed: "Bring that wornEnquire BANNER. 1 - { ““ here, arid I II flog her." Hoggings For Rrnl—A newly ........ uunIj with all of thio great lino of school­ chi flal; alro ' furiii.-dird ivhhib. modern. Mr*. .1. II. Hnyt's, (>»rn'T Everybody to knou (hut I. hike masters were luxuries for lhe”moJefTerron and Cdnilff'Sls. I-wk |il<-liin-s of fniiiily rviiuioiis and all ment. nnd subjects of sweet consola" retrospect.-' .. P. gn-wdim* <‘it- khuk of Mii-ial |)uIlierhifj*. Wrile ”Bun 'In the . X bargain. Phone nr phone. CHAS. IIARSIIBERGER. Phntotiraplier. ; Chains of No Use. Wanted Men. to <lig well. ;l. .1. Phone 262R HllSlill(|s. Ilich. ; Klrndlbeck. Bindings Route 3. !! scribed the devil to a little congregaWomen Witnesses Criticized. ■ Hon in a remote Welsh valley. Said No11rr—ThoM*\vlio have *|H>k Judge i.unh-Wilson. K. C.. remarked' ’ the minister: • me alsiut weaving rues at Exeter (England) county court to j "The devil Is bound round the mid a woman litigant who continually in­’ die with chains, and round tho arms «V»I 22. Mrs. Frank Sherman... terrupted: "Madam, I run the risk. I) ‘I with chains, and round th« legs with know, of criticism from your sex when I chains. But. John Jones," pointing to Fnunil—Sunday ^nntTil a genll«>- 1 aay that they are the most trouble­ u man In the front row. "he can reach nutiV lial. -tVwnei- can have mjuu- some people 1 have to deal with. Why , , you: and you. David Evans." pointing liy-prnving pro|H‘rty and paying I for (hn nolira Phone Hid-1 long amount of self-control In the witness-, to one In the middle row, "he can reach you. and." pointing to one at lhe I 3 ghorl. l-vvk I box as men hard to do?" back. "John Williams, he .can reach I’anlnl—Tu buy a speed earl. i you." And then a man in the gallery Scouring Paste. John Mead. Coats Grove. * I-wk I called out: "Why. he might as well bi To make a good scouring mixture''• Ioom-."-'Portland Spectator. For fair—Buggy and .loiilde wagon, for boards, work Into a paste half a inquire banner (Hiii-r. i-wk. pound of- soft snap, half a pound of; . ,/ . Wnnlrd—A liotikdceoppr. Call or sand and a quarter of a pound of _ On. UM..™,., F..,vr. addtvKH 430 Wr*l Bond SI. Iwk Um.. 1'u. I, o„ .Uh . icmhbln, tort lu.I.ad or rt.n, .nd Ihrt «..h '“Ln.ra to. . lor or tolu. For Rent—Hoti'U*. rlorlrir lighD off wtlb olnnly ot clron ..t.r, Our Me., rhelr hear,., to, don't klu nnd gnu. Inquire Barnahy and each other when they meet-on tha Palhm's reatauranL or phono 202; ; street.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Teak forests tn Jara corer 1,410,000 Hastings Markets The Best For the Money Store To clean up the balance of my stock, I will sell any Man’s or Boy’s Suit, except Blue Serges at '/3 Off My Stock of Men’s Suits is not lurge so come early $22.00 Suits 520.00 Suits. $18.00 Suits.. $16.00 Suits $15.00 Suits... $14.00 Suits. $12.00 Suits... $10.00 Suits $14.67 $13.34 $12.00 $10.67 $10.00 $9.34 $8.00 .. $6.67 $8.00 Suits_______ $7.00 Suits $6.00 Suits $5.00 Suits . $4.5® Suits. . $4.00 Suits . 2 _ $3.50 Suits _ _____ $3.00 Suits_______ si: By means ot electric mines placed drop In the congealed neves manti Ing lanchoa are being manufactured to or Cblskros. dr**s*d. l*> dur for the bunetit of muring picture photographer* and other* who Ond GHAIN. ..... .............. ...--- ... ..... a prices. charged. The mines are con , £^4 Cora periHuh-t iie nectsd by cable with a magneto in Kye.jKie. ' -r the valley, and when all is ready * tn4 iiq.w. push of the control lever fulminates S| BALKH BAY and straw. large quantity of gunpowder up on the j Nou Tisiochr. side of the mountain and down come* j hlr>|7gVi the artificial avalanche with all ths | coaoo Heed ia terrifying rush and roar ot a natural I OU Meal, gum. landslide — Klccrtical World. 1 Br“—BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. HOUSEWIVES OF BARRY COUNTY You KNOW from experience that you cannot make good bread from flour that has not been PRQPERLY MILLED, any more than you can put up good canned fruit from poor berries, You take any flour that may give fairly good results one time, and poor the next, you can make up your mind that the fault is NOT YOURS, but with the flour. Some people buy that kind of flour, because by buying it for possibly a few cents cheaper per sack, they think that they are “economizing.” • But your experience teaches you that it is an “expensive economy.” Such flour produces poor bakings, and lots of times some of it, or all of it, has to be thrown away. If the materials and hard work in the part “thrown away,” were added to the ORIGINAL COST of the flour as it should be, it would be found that the low priced flour would in the end be the "most expensive” to use. Its so easy to dump out a part of a baking and make no account of it what­ ever. If there is any one thing, in this big mill, that we pay espe­ cial attention to, it is the PROPER MILLING of the grain. Ev­ ery kernel of the grain is thoroughly CLEANED and POLISH­ ED, by special patented machinery, before it starts out on its long journey “through the rolls.” In the great majoritypt mills you will find that the grain is NOT properly cleaned^ pirt and dust are left in the “creases” of the wheat, and it ALL goes into thefkiur YOU.EAT. .We deais.our wheat-better. yThen the grain we use, after being thoroughly cleaned, goes through 17 SETS of rolls... In the ordinary mill jt only goes through 5 or 6 sets, which makes “proper reduction” impossible. Each one of our 17 SETS of rolls gradually reduces the particles of flour, so that when it is^sacked we KNOW that every pound of the flour is just like every other pound we make, as near as the latest and best machinery, together with 40 years of Qxperiente can make it. . That’s WHY French’s White Lily Flour is .BETTER than others. Are you using it? If not, why not give it a trial? _____ $5.34 $4.67 $4.00 $3.34 $3.00 $2.67 $2.34 _____ $2.00 Middlevile Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Prop MIDDLEVILLE Straw Hats „ . .^ Off. Summer Trousers lA Off. lam here to make good, if it’s a year from now. G. F. CHIDESTER LEADING CLOTHIER: ^-HASTINGS. MICH, I iwo anu o tt«ii -nines an us iu, , ---------------------- :-----------area felled-tn a given time, thia mag- • Gorrwlrd Wednesday, P. M.. Aug. 12 nltlceni slock of timber la continual-! The Hastings Milling Co. ure payly Increasing. A pest of the Java teak; ing(ft) cents for wheat. All grains plantation ,ia clang grass (Imperata 3, also *n h beans "an*‘ make ------considerable «•*—»-•- iidarandlnacae). In order to prevent the ««», '.n ‘,ricp- Pork “>'d Mmb# The bulam'O of the incursion of ibis plant, as hoeing is are higher. fngrkri remains unchanged. PKOUuca. guminous . plaut. Leucena glauca. be- , tween tho rows of teak seedlings. This ,' chokes the alang. keeps Jbe soil clean und enriches the soli In humus and ni­ MEATH. trogen. and ultimately-disappears with I lhe Increase of the forest cover. I ’ BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Avcr»r n,i»it MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER AUGUST 13,1914-20 PAGES. We were at lhe Pearl Mosque. ns | sun commenced ahininx <■« its tall i d>>m>--. We stood a lew moments looking, before paiiulg . in. We found we w«'re a trifle early, as it was not untucked, but in a moment an old Indian appeared mid with a British* officer ncconrpanying us, [passed through the entrance gale, into the large open conri., The sun was just coming in to light up the (Opposite side, through and yrider I the seven large arches. We cross­ ed the open court, floored w*MJi I pure-while marble, in the center of Nkliich. is a large basin of water for washing liefore prayers We are I told by the British officer, that thin' pries! has Imhui here forty years and llial liis father before him served llfty years. Hi‘ ancestors were priests for. lhe Builder of the Temple. Shah Jehan. The pries! wbuhl not allow any one to do any work in ii. even the sweeping. Grand Hapids flanks l ONE OF THE MONGOL EM OHS AT AGRA. INDIA. IS A VELOUSLY BEALT1FVI. Pursuant of their usual pa(r1blic and progressive spirit of keeping in touch wilh Hie very, liesl in every line of imliulry, the Grand Hapids bimks iilTer prizes for Jhq growing of conr. Dairy fanning promises lo hr। one of the most prolltable agricullural industries of lhe Stale; it nilurns dividends, it enriches lhe soil, mid makes it more productive mid valuable. The raising of corn is p'neeessary ndjimcl of this industry, because it offers the best fet’d al lhe lowest cost. ■ THE HANKS stand for greater pnxiurlivity'per acre, which means greater earnings lo (he farmers; which means greater pros­ perity for every community, and offer the following prizes: BUILDER SAID TO HAVE ADDED JEWELER'S ART TO ARCHITECTURE It’s a Drram of Beauty, Impovsllih lo Adequately Describe. Mr. Keeler Visits the Pearl Mosque Agra. India. Tuesday, Noy. .12. We arrived last evening almtil 1(1:30..and rose early this morning, as has been our custom, so as to do theydlow NATIONAL BANKS We immediately m •piuu.vv For From Jhe l>est Dent Corn „hibited our sight seeing before the heal of scrip! inn in black Ar file day. In pur carriage, wc go around the wolfs of tin- fori und inlaid in the marble From the STATE BANKS vpiUV.tA/ Fof |he l(est Whhe Dent Corn exh|bi|ed pas* through the large gale tn vis­ it the Moti Masjid, commonly, called| Um Pearl Mosque. This Mosque was built by Shah Jehan, and like all Mohammedan .Mosques, is built C1.ARKSUI.I.H so that the place for prayers faces STOLEN TROUSERS COST S5OO The sun in the Mrs. W. E. Baker returned Fri- towards Mecca. lay from Cleveland, where she was morning shines 'directly into lh<> And Then tho Majesty of ths Law In •ailed by the death of Mrs. Thomas Moaque from the Qourl. . California Wai Only Upheld .In Small Degree. A puxillng problem cropa up every now and then In varioua parts of the country to vox tho majesty ot the law. It came up not long ago tn Oak­ land with a new feature added. Brief­ ly tho facta are these, relatea the ix>a Angeles Examiner. Borno time ago a youth dole a pair of trouoera hanging tn an'old tenL For thU ho waa - arrested, convicted, put on probation and .confided* to tho care of a family In Berkeley. While absent nt work the house waa quai^ antlned by thu board of heuith on ac- tody. and nearing the end of the long Miss Fern Custer nnd friend from transcontinental Journey, tho sheriff Lnnsing, spent Bunday at home. engaged (q a prolonged discussion ot Mrs. A. E. Winclieater. Paul and JncipieJiiin, visited in Grand Ilaplawyer on the train ana became so ex­ hausted after tho weighty dellbwsMrs. Will Phillips mid Gladys and tlous that he fell Into a profound slum­ Mr. a nd-Mrs. Flint Phillips went tu Gladys ber. When he awoke in the morning Grand Rapids, Saturday. it was to discover, that tho youthful relumed that nighl, but the fest prisoner bad again eloped in ths night, remained for n lunger visit. Miiu Lena Church was home over somewhere between this city and San Sunday. -, Francisco. And. as reported in Oak-1 luk:d. the villain nllded Injury to in­ Five of a June Morning. suit by eloping with, the officer's own < Got up before five and went down Sunday breeches. to replant com. As 1 lopped the hill Ilnhcrl. McVean, has sold his Imusu occupied by Joe Anderson !•• Ray Ihiell./ Carrey VanOnler . and family of Ann Arlmr. are visiting lhe fonufer’s father. Tom VanOnler atpi family. Alvan Bergy nnd wife nf Bowne. visited lhe former's parents. Peter Bergy and wife. Saturday evening. Wm. Tnf! ami xvih«"nre visiting friends nt Cailillne and Traverse Thou mimic, flowering eltt I always think that sninmi'r* I Langs from lliy laden sb Graceful., tossing plume of glowing gold. Waving lonely lejgo; leaning seqward. lovely In behold. Clinging to.lhe high cliffs ragged iuig« inlaid in Ilia floors, so Ihnl five hundred kevirnty men, nnd ninety women could pray nl one lime. The wninen praying in the wing. Then he plar.-d himself for prayer. We had lhe feeling I hut we were in another world, and ns Isaac, look pictures fell that we could not allow our own lo mar the beautiful nml saend scene. We pass from the rpo-que, to the unto mill give back th glow— 1 thank Him for Hie Goldenrod, —Lucy Larcoin. also see a lofty ideal of honor In tho deep eyes overhung by bushy gray eyebrows, tho ridgy Hues of tho cheeks •Unately brushed back. Jackson was n popular subject, aa was also Chief Justice Marshall, and again John Ran­ dolph of Roanoke, strong and rugged Iu character. In which thu artlst tried. -La BiML-tsic*. of-ids. iAKostreas, ■ Po- Native Rin See at Agra, India Another Special Now it is Muslin Undervyear and Childrens Dresses that must go to make room for other mer­ chandise. 11.00 NEW YORK STORE Phone 102 Hastings, Mich. rhenls of lhe palace open on to a court, which we are' lold. was en­ tirely covered wilh red silk awn­ ings ami curtains. We enter the library of Akbar, and are told that he was a man who could not read or • write, ..iiii, uni. bul tn.11 that'every • » • i y ibook .iivk was ii n ' rend to him, nnd that. no detail was overlooked. He would disguise himself as the jiooresl peasant, go­ ing through the country watching and trying his officials. There were beautiful whitt- marble sleep-1 ing apartments built outside (he I Palace, overlooking the River. These were open on six aides, sup­ ported by marble columns, and the doors were originally silver. The position of Uipse sleeping apart­ ments were such llial Jehan could see lhe sun come up over the Taj Mahal, whore his wife was buried, and although his son usurped the throne, and he wa- a prisoner tho last seven years of his life, lie was kept in luxury mid asked to be carried lo this spot to die. There is a large court surround-1 ed by walls and a marbh? plalfurrp, for the ladies uf lhe court. Tbisl court was used, for traders to .show their wares, which they would bring nnd spread out, for their in-1 i------- wa!t 4,1111),.fly covered | with silk -------- - . anj contained' flowed perfipn-' fountains rd waler. .. ................• also a large court surrounded by high walls wuoaii tilled with water. IwrJily feet-deep,| and- a large marble platform upon I which J.ehan'could sii and flsh. His I private chapel where he prayed, contained a lookout, so he could 1 1 watch thtr ladies - in-their court. । without being seen, are told all these things; possibly some of it 1 ‘After’ a breakfast at nine. w< drive to lhe tomb of Itman-ud-Du- BOOKS BEST OF ALL FRIENDS ml Give our Want Column a trial for everybody rcmts IL tantljr rel protecUi township, imw owned by her harles. with whom she has lhe past seven years and she ’paswd away July 23. I havo friends w hoso society'la ex­ tremely agreeable to me. they are of all'ages and of every country. They have distinguished themselves both In thu cabinet and tn tho fluid, and ob­ tained high honors for thulr know!- portrait of Andrew Jackson by Thom­ as Sully and look upon that tall and wiry frame without feeling that here is presented at a glance tho strength nnd vigor qt "Old Hickory." The por­ trait Is very familiar, owing to many reproductions, but the visitor Is gen­ erally surprised to discover that Jack­ son had blue eyes nnd sandy hair. His voice and action bad a peculiar­ ly martial air to one English writer, Cooling Wash Stops That Itch The neighborhood was much saddeiii-.l Monday lo lhe denth nf Grandma Kun home -of her daughter. X Poetically Expressed Tribute That The funeral was I Will Find Echo In the Hearts of home of hor*iuih. tlhjirli Lovsrs of Reading. Ellsworth Richland Native Cardage for Hire in India I might say here, lhal our un­ derstanding of Agra, nnd the his­ tory of ih«- Great Moguls, was very largely helped by Stoddard.. who says practically, lhal one in this busy life is not supposed to re­ member nil about lhe history of the Great Moguls, and that tin* aver­ age man. need the Builder and Rul­ er, and Shah Jehan. lhe builder and spender of money, who as a build­ er has added to architecture, the arts of a jeweller. Il is so iiifi I pOHHiide lo doscrilie these buildings Ihnl I think you may understand them heller, by giving you my feel-1 lugs and impressions. ' | the crows flew off. cawing angrily. 11.67. It cost Alameda county more “Thia Is our time," they seemed to than *500 to accomplish the recovery aay. Found hill after hill scratched of thu desperado who stole lhe pants, over and tho sprouting corn scattered and tho sheriff got him-only throe- about. At 5 a. tn. in Juno one haa the weather of 9 a. m. tn October or the vexing problem: high noon tn December,—From "A If a pair of second-hand pants cost Farmer’s Noto Book." by -C. E. D. Alameda county *500, what would a Phelps. $ .95 Muslin Skirts Now 1.24 Muslin "Skirts Now. 1.48 Muslin Skirts Now____ 1.35 Princess Slips Now-----.95 Princess Slips Now____ . .95 Combination Suits Now .75 Combination Suits Now .95 Night Gowns Now____ .29 Corset Covers Now. .48 Corset Covers Now----.29 Childrens Dresses Now .48 Childrens Dresses Now .75 Childrens Dresses Now all has Imugbf tin ■ds of Jacob Furh(he Brown place. Glen Godfrey aim st visited Sumlay with W and family. Eliab McDianpid In Friday, with lock jaw. Art Hooper nnd Chrl Teller were in Grand Hapids. Sunday. I). W. Lind and family nt I ended the Lind family reunion .nt Island Park, Dwell, on Saturday. Mrs. Maude Post is working at. Fawley’a restaurant. .1. Fowley nnd family spent Sun­ day with lheir sister, Mps, Arthur ter his home, tho boy eloped with himself to other scenes, finally turn­ ■ A. C. Henkes nnd family spent ing up In Florida. Upon hearing of last week camping with' Mr. Henhis whereabouts the sheriff of Alameda | kes* parents at Fine Lake. was dispatched In hot haste to bring Mrs. Arthur King and daughter, J ' B'-uluh, were in Grnnd Hapids, Satof bls awful crime against tho peace, unlay. dignity and wardrobe of the state I Claude Scoville has purchased I lhe Todd house where he has r<*Here endeth tbo flrsi chapter. He is buildChapter 11 la really harrowing. Re­ I Sided for some time. turning with lhe desperado In bls cus­ I ing a barn and will Improve the ANNOUNCEMENT NORTH MAPLE GROVE uh Furhtnun had flu* Ski00 00 Ski (Ml 00 PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO II. l»h known as the Prime Minis­ ter's lumb. We crossed The river • >n a bridge burdened wifli waler ox. canuds. donkeys, and heavy cariit. nnd I ask Isaac “Can Cairo heal it?" The lomb is in a large square Iwiiutifully gardened, wilh entrance gates on pie Jour sidesrof Operator llursquare. As we stood Inqide the gale we saw a building which.i^a switchboard dream of marble, set on a raised platform pf inlaid white marble. We ilo not approach it. but pass from entrance gale to entrance For any new work or rebuilding gale. altlKMigb the building is alike on all sidefl. ”s we/wish to view lhe company will pay 25c.jut hour. All bids must be hi the hands of from all poinls tlie marble lace and inlay. We-taler pass iu mid sue the booed not Inter than 12 o'clock' Omm In my company and dismiss them from It, whenever 1 please. They are .never troublesome but immedbi atcly answer every question 1 ask, of past ages, white others reveal to, mu the secrets of nature.. Some teach mo how to live. . . . Some, by their vivacity, drive away my cares 'knd; exhilarate my spirits'; while others give fortitude to my intnd. und teach j me the Important lesson how to re- ( strain my desires. . . . They open, Mlle. Virginie Hey, an old woman 4>t Avignon, lived a lonely life, but was followed tn the grave by hundreds oi mourners. 6ho lived to be seventy nine. Each time a bright aU-ceptlms piece came into her possession she placed It In n special box. When shs all tho aJts and sciences and upon! died she had saved about SOO of tbs their information 1 may safely rely In coins, and In her. will abo gave in­ all emergencies. In return tor all structions that one of them should their services they only ask mo to bu given to each person who followed her coffin to liiu grave. She also left chamber In some corner of my bum-1 *30 to tho municipal band, so that blu habitation, where they nniy re­ It would J lay riiueral marches at tbs pose in peace, for these friends are1 more delighted by the tranquillity ofj -Dainty-Pest of th* Wild. | No animal Is more dainty or more’ *E4x a shape resembling that of a bowling pin. It la Intended tu bu eta tered by a single person, and in that caso keeps thu user entirely dry. but ' Salmon Fi«h«rman Well Paid. It la said that Its buoyancy Is so great Salmon fl«hermen tn'Britlah Colum­ bia earn *15 a day, and In nonio In •Infilo meal, sucking tho warm blqpd' that. In coke of a catastrophe, as many Btaucc* when the catch is exceptional­ ami eating only a small bit ot tho as SO persons can b« supported fol an indefinite period by hanging to _th< ly good ns much as *25 a day. . loops, around the lower part Of thg hood.—1’ooular Mechanics. By Having Clothing and Furnishings Dry Cleaned HERE II you have a Suit, Skirt, Coat, or furnishings of any kind, that you are thinking of discarding, just bring them to us. If the fabric is good, we will dry clean and press it for you so that it will look like new. No matter how SOILED and STAINED it may be, we will dry clean it so that you -will be PLEASED with it. We have the equipment to do the work RIGHT and we KNOW HOW. Our charges are very reasonable. American Steam Laundry Phone 243 Shulters Bros., Props. Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST BOIL PAGE TEN The Hastings Banner COURT HOUSE NEWS Published every Thursday at Want Column, !c a word for each Hastings. Michigan. ' insertion. No adv. .for less than 12 cents. COOK BROS-. Editors. Card of Thanks, to a word. Obituary poetry and resolutions, FIFTY-NINTH YEAR. 5e a line. Obituaries,of 20 lines or less will Subscription* by Mall; Post-Paidbo published free; 6 cents per line ONE YEAR, in advance01.00 charged for each line above the 20 SIX MONTHS, in advance J50 line®. ' ' THREE MONTHS, in advance.. Jffi Notices of births, deaths or mar­ CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS riages will be printed free as news per year, in advance 1.50 matter. No communication will bo pub­ Entered nl the pqstoffico nl. Has­ lished under any circmnslances un­ ting.*, Michigan, as iecond clast less it bears lhe writer’s name and nuttier.. postoffice address. ADVERTISING RATESJOB PRINTING Display advertising rates on apThe BANNER has oue of the. bast . plication.' Business locals and reading no­ equipped job offices in Western tices. On first page or among brev­ Michigan and is prepared to do auy kind of book and job printing. ities, 12*4 cents a line. THERE HAY SOME GOOD RESULT. It seems incredible that the nations of Europe are engaged in a war in comparison wilh which all clashes at arms in historic times seem tu pule into Insigiiiticance. There was probably never a time during the Civil war when as many ax’ |.S(>0,000 men in both thft Union and rebel forces were under arm* nl any on«* time. In the France-Pruxslan war the number was much below that figure;.also in the recent war of Japan and Russia. At the present time Germany is mobilizing an army of 4.IMMUXKI, France 2,<AX),Win,'Russia I.IMMUKSI, Austria'£000,600 antf Engtami, Belgium and Herein probably L5ho.<m*> more. These forces, armed with high pow­ ered guns and artillery with ft range of a dozen miles, supported by navllial air :'-ally sleel foi 1 u-.,.- ami wiili Heels of air <-rafl lo wall b Hie enemy and drop poweffnl explosives on lheir armies—all these give a faint idea of what is lo coin# when those immense armies engage in ac­ tual warfare. Il .-.ecniM unlieltevable that tin* nations named, who have had so much to do in shaping modern, civilization, xoulil’be so blind to the disasters that will cijnie wilh strtli a horrible eonllTcl, whether lhe)' w in or lo»e. Such a war is a crime ag»(nst humanity. ' And yet il was just what wa« to Jiave te-en exi>ected when those na­ tions have been for years maintaining Immense standing armies and great navies, uiii| increasing them from time lo tqnc. And as one rounplarc iu lhe prdcesrttin. In Hii* matter Emperor WfUlam tif Germany has been Hie leader. No doubt he felt, such a course necessary. But in following that plan lie has made Inunan life cheap, and robbed the poor of Europe of a decent chance to live. For the expemftv- of maintaining these armies and navies has been a burden that has been felt keenly in every home in Europe. x, • It-does not. seem p<>->*ible lhal Austria would have begun this war iHter Servia had tii.-t every demand Austria had a right lo make had not — eomicll Proceedings OFFICIAL Marriage I.Iccilm-s. l-owrtl A. Fisher, Woodland.... Eugcna M. Harry, Woodland...• Frank A. Turner. Hastings .... Nllah B. Fisk, Hartings Robert 8. Lord, BnJIlr Creek.... Ruth F. Peterson, Rutland.......... (Ihtirlee B. La«r<-ni'.<-. A’-yna... Jennie Myers. Assyria Albert'F. Pember, Nashville..,.. Guyla B. Hager, Wo<Rlland 22'| IB 16 IH 90 26 Warranty Deeds. Morgan Boyce to Joseph D. Vannier, parcel. Mbfilleville. 81.700. Florence M. Slater to Maurice J. Cross, lol, Delton. 81.00. George E. Coleman to Lillian In­ gerson, lol, Beechwood, Wall Lake, Mrt). Frank Nave lo Harry A. Van Hoe, lot, Givin's Grove, Crooked Lake, 8800. Asa Bivens Id Samuel Burton, parcel, Nashville, 81.00. Chas. IL Salisbury to John T. Crawford, parcel, SSC. 4, Orange­ ville, 81.00. ■ John T. Crawford lo Chas. H. Sal­ isbury, parcel, sei*. 4, Orangeville, ei.tw. William L. Thomas Iu Myrtle E. CrawYord, 5 acres, sec. 4, Orange­ ville, 8I.00. John T. Crawford and wife to William.L, Thomas,. I'ara'l s'.'0* Orangeville, It.iX). Myrtle E. Crawford tu William-L. Thomas, parcel, sec. I, Orangeville, If.OO.— Abbey Jane Perrigo . lo Fred IL Perrign and wife, 211 acres, sec. 27, Orangeville, 850. Covert O. Freer to John Rus*ell, Sr., lot. Wildwood. Gun Lake. 0600. Frank W. Collins to Mary L..DaPlanta. parcel, Hastings, 8750. Maude Ileek to Noses J. Bugbee, Mnbll' S ill''. H.otl. William L.- Boniface lo Kate R. Blakelev. lot, Pine Ijtke, Prairie­ ville. gum. John T. Crawford lo Sarah Tim­ merman. parcel,- sec. 4, Orangeville, A Good Sewing Machine City Council met In adjourned regular session Friday evening, July 17, 1014. Mayor Jamieson presiding. Present al roll call. Aid. Herney, Lunn. Roush, Selden nnd Woolou. Absent at roll call, Aid. Carvelh, Edmonds mid Nies«c Aid Edinond-s lakre his seat. Moved by Aid. Luiln thak iho sceptic tank proposition du* referred to Mr. Crist for investigation. Car­ ried. r ‘k . Moved by Aid. Woolon that (founcil disjiense with reading of minu­ tes. Is one of the most necessary-articles in a regulated house, and it is not possible to do good work on an old, worn- out machine. We Want Everybody to know City Clerk, postage L. Ihckerson. laid F. Waldron, lal-'r 11,-d 310 7.00 C. Mellon, labor > .60 W. M. Green, leajn .... . IUJ3 Dell Wood. labor II.H0 N. Henry, labor 9.80 C. Rogers, labor ..t-----J. Frankenbsrgcr, labor 3.60 Weissert Bros Frank Horton, acct. ... 9.80 Geo. Cramer, labor .... 11.Mil C. Dcpricster, labor-----2.00 F. L. Darrow.,labor .... !B0 A. Fisher, labor loan J. Peterman, labor. IIR0 Jesse MclnlynJ. E. Perry,'IbImt LOO Carvelh & Steiibibn* 19.05 • Moved by Aid. Herney that the accounts be allowed and orders drawn. Carried. . Ayes, Aid. Ydmpndx,. Herney, Lunn. Roush, Selden and Wootun. Absent,-2. • Moved by Aid. Lunn that council adjourn. Carried. ' Jas. 5|. Patten. City Clerk.. high agent would ask for them.' We have in stock such high grade machines as the Eldridge, New Home, Free, White and Golden Star at Carried. The following accounts be allow­ ed: . . ..010.00 Win/Pamlle, labor .... .. ttuai T. Howe, team .............. 22.00 N. Smith, team Geo. Tolhurst, team ... WXi1 F. Gallop, team 22.00: S. Mead, team . .60 O. . Hawkins, labor 76.IN) Geo. W. Abbey, tax roll 547 Joe Alwine, labor .... • 3.50 F. Wait, labor 18.75 II. Green, labor 7.00 II. Bogart, labor t um I>. Waldron, labor W. Leonard, lalior H. Jeffry, labor LOO 11 00 R. Freeman, labor .11.00 W. Freeman, lalior W. Roush, labor ... that wc carry grade Sewing-Machines a taboil tone halt what the average prices from $18.50 to $45.00. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases or money refunded. Miller & Harris Furniture Go The Sample Furniture People Hastings FURNITURE FOR LESS MONEY UNDERTAKING at LOWER PRICES Michigan Frenzied ’ Fiction. * Invulnerable. TtTo fighters clashed In tho first There Is one road to peace and thati What's built upon esteem can ne'ol rouud. The challenger smote ,ths is truth.—Bhelloy. decay—Walsh. champion tn tho right ojro, and a memo rapidly developed. Tho referee A Jewish farmer tn Alberta, Can- , livery stable* must close on Sunstepped between. ada. has prepared a message for a I '«/• Arkansas, according to the "Wo will postpons the entertain­ famous visitor, containing 3091 allotne>-general in a decision rement," he announced. "You know, old Jewiidl rbanicbTS, all engraved on • f.ar',n,& ",c-1 f*l.n!c , Sunday law. a grain of wheat. The message is . «'»yJ"’ only tar fun“l,d J>uu«iay courting iu the toulght. Rata checks go. and tea will va-ily understood, but can be read I only with lhe aid of a microscope, j *ulure must slop. For it was In dear old Lun'oon, to be sure, old top. and they base their ethics there on the code laid down for tho noble game of polo. (Hllciul Call for the RepubUrnn Stale Oiinriitton. To the Republican Electors of the lin. lot, Beechwood. Wall Lak' Slate of Michigan: 81.00. A slate convention of the Re­ Gladys E. Beck to Ainos T. Huyck. lol. Hasting*. 8800. publicans of Michigan is hereby Lmiiia A. Boom to Maude Beck. called to me. t at the Armory in -parcel, AHdilhivijie, 81.oil. the city of Kalamazoo, Wednesday. '■Anton E. Durfee, per executor, to September 30. 191L nl eleven-thir­ Germany assured Austria of her support, and really egged-her Uh to beDeliKA. Bryant. e. *1 of n. w. *4 ty in the forenoon for the purpo-i.* gm the war that may end in a cata-trophe to Hie Caucasian race. If Hint and llks. .w. W of n. e. U of see. of nominating Republican caudtshall prove to he Hie case, a fearful responsibility will feat upon Hie Ger- 16. Baltimore, BIJkMl. dates for the following slate of­ llemy Balch, per administrator mail Emperor and his goverbinepL . fices: Secretary of Slate, Stale Treasurer, Auditor-General, am! Il Would wera as I hough Germany and Austria could not succeraful- to Claud HUffinan and wiffe, 3 (acres, sec. 36. Baltimore. $130. . Attorney General, and for the . ly. light all lhe rest of Europe, lint Emperor William must have known Fred Storr to'Jphn F. BrandsThe Wheel of Fortune. that (hat would bu tin- result of his declaration of war, and if so he must tetter, parcels, secX2, Prairieville, as may properly come before. the-! On a recent visit to Paris, the coqvent ion. have felt that his army, undpubtedly the best drilled ami most efficient S525. Frederick II. Horn to -Frank A. Empress Eugenic, widow of Napo­ fighting organization ever assembled by any nation, was equal to the Barry county will Im* entitled lo leon IH. was walking in Hie Tuil­ 15 delegates in this convention.. superhuman task of whipping the allied forces of Russia. France, Eng­ Horn, 30 acres, sec: 15, amkJO acres see. It, Hope, gta)0. s. eries Gardens, where once stood The total number of delegates will land and Belgium. It rerpains to be seen whether his confidence is justi­ her own s^lcnd d palace. She pick­ be 1468. Unit ('.total Deeds. 7^. ed a Rower, bqt was accosted by fied. . It docs not seem to ns that he can maintain hiin«elf against lhe Under the resolution of 1858. nn. Emma J. Barber to Jos.To Hotip^ the attendant1 Willi the words. superior numbers and far greater 11000019! resources of the opposing na­ delegate.will be entitled l» n neat er, lol, Shore Acres, Johnstown, “.Picking Rowers is 'strictly forbid­ in the state convention who docs tions. den; I must report you." Hu denot reside in the county he propos. And what will belhe result of all lhe horror and bloodshed of this 81.00. Joseph L. Hooper to Fay Barker. mamted her name and address, and war? That cannot be prophesied. But no good can possibly come from '-1 lot. Shore Acres, Johnstown.' she ahswer<id timidly. “Eugenie." Wednesday, September 9lli, P.'JI. ' . The atreiidant did not recogniztf ft that will begin to compensate for lhe evil it will inflict upon this and «lfiU. her. but filing struck bv the mel­ has been designated by the State succeeding generations. . ancholy appearance of Hie nued Central Committee as the day on ReleiLM* of Farm Crossing. We hope this al least may be gained: We hope if*Oie German war which the several rcounty conven­ John Duster and wife to Hit lady, relented>and said. “Never lord is defeated that there may lie established an international court of Michigan Railway Company. .... mind this timdxbut do not do it tions in Hie different counties for We haVwJiere the Mine the purposes of electing delegates arbitration, which will have all lhe navy and troops lhal will he per- right tu use anij have maintained again.” *taiitted to carry nnjjs. amf that all national armies and navies be aban­ for their benefit a farm ciiissmg old story of iho crumbling of dy­ to the Repuldicaft state Convention nasties and Iho hUinHiniion of rul­ at Knlainazixi, shall be held. doned. We hope any nations having differunces in lhe future will be across said railroad connecting par­ ers. Very few rulenrin the his­ The delegates from Iho several compelled to refer them to this international court for adjustment, and cels of land in sec. !9. Prairieville tory of theXworld htmiJived so counties in each congressional <listownship, 81.00. long that Ihby did not- thjd some Irict nrc reque-ted to,in<uH in dis­ that the decrees of that body may lie final. The danger to lhe peace and conqueror./ The humiliation <*f trict caucus at 9:3u o'cfiwk a. m. on prosperity of the world caused by large standing armies and huge navies I’robnte Court. NapoISfnrd was onaof the sftijilcsl the day of the stale convention and Ought to be forever ended as a'result of this war. If it shall have lhal Estate of Robert Dinwiddle, de­ pictures of historyThis is a oa- seh’ft officers as follows, to lie pre­ result, it will have done some good. ceased. Estate closed (igaiust thellc glory.of lhe woman who Was sented to said convention fur con­ But to think of the slaughter of men. the widows, the orphaned chil­ claims. queen in the palace.- forbidden Id firmation: Estate of Henry Cohoon, deceas­ pick a garden Hower out of the dren and the waste and misery caused by this war makes ono realize ed. Hearing un adjuurninenl from This is only that our boasted civilization has a long way io go before il shall bring the July iOUi. Proof of will Hied. Or­ same palace grounds. the story of the sudden shitting in (3>. One member of the Commider a.Iiiiilliiig^Aiili to probate enideal conditions of ‘'peace on earth, good will to men." the financial nnd social world .wit­ tb* •urjCredentmls. I'Ti'd. Bond fib*d. Loiters i.—unessed almost everywhere ii|M*n the (4).' One member.of the Coniiniled to Adit J. Cahoon, ejzecutor. Pe ­ UNIFORM MEANT FOR SERVICE) GOT THE ORDERS TWISTED earth. Many in this countiy who Itee on Credentials. tition foe hearing on claims filed, bako been wealthy are now strug­ Order, of Bh^inoss. hearing Dec. 7th. gling to make a living on a scant \5)' One ninmbvr of lhe Commit­ Estate of Wilheinina Gasser, in­ Garb of the Soldiers of “Holy Ruiria* salary, and women who once were tee on Itemilutimis. competent. Annual account of queens in society and helil their Is Said to Be tho Simplest In Each township, ward or prccinci tectlva, but H» Wat Silent Guardian filed. * haughtily nre paupers. shall be entitled tiN^in-h number European Armies. Estate of Angds' Ixwkwood, de- heads t'paaed. proof of >vill filed. Or­ Forliinnlely bod looks al th" heart delegates, to the cmmiy conccntiuii It la said that tho uniform of the I "What can 1 do yon fore-do for you, der admitting will to probate en­ and not on the conditions that sur/ of its county as shall l\sperilie«| in round, and we take our place in lhe call issued by the Cmihl'y Com­ tered. Bond filed. I.elters issued Ruitlah loidlor is the slmplMt field, madam?" inquired the great detective Xto Clayton' W. Lockwood. Petition the s<‘alc of being by its relation to mittee. uniform in Europe. In winter a sheep-? suavely. Time settles By order of the llrpublicaKStalc to sell real estate tiled. Hearing virtue and truth. akin coat goes on beneath the gray j Tho woman with the ndso-glaeeoa these questions of earthly rondi- Central Committee. September 5. Petition for one. In aummur, or during cam*! sank into tbe'great detective's famous thereon linn. Il is a leveler bringing the A. J. Grursh' ek. hearing claims filed. Order appalgns In hot climates, the Russian*, chair. . Cljtfirmaii.\ ■MTlntiiig Hecernbt^ 12th,' as dale of lofty and the humble down to lhe same level of mortality. “Let Hie like the Japanese, flxhl In white dress. “1 un perplexed, puxried, non- nearing tlief-oon. Chas. S. Pierce, • brother of low degree rejoice in Secretary. Tho Russian campaigner mytchos plusod, at a loss." said tho woman Estate of Esek N. Yule, Deceased.' that he i« cxidted. bill the rich in somewhat heavily laden. He Laa bis ■ with the nose-glasses. “This morn­ Petition for probate of will filed. that he is nini'le low; because as lhe kit-bag with clothing slung over one' Ing when I came down to breakfast Waiver and consent tllM. Bond flower of lhe grass lie shall shoulder, bls haversack with two days' । tho cat was hanging over the back of a filed. I.elterA issued -to Delia Yule. away." <Jnnies 1:9. 10.)—The Petition for hearing tian Herald. rations of bread and salt slung over chair ta the parlor, all twisted up in executor. Claims heard De­ . tho other, bls greatcoat strapped un-1 the most amasl^g shapo—I couldn't claims .tiled. per ono arm. Including his water bot- really begin to describe It. spd out tn cember 1st. ’ Estate of George W. Peck, de­ MICHIGAN CROP REPORT FOR tie, arms and ammunition, a section. tbo yard the parlor clock, was lying Estate closed against ot tent and. tho uniform he wears, ha I on its back in lhe center of the grass | ceased. AUGUST 11S QUITE FAVORABLE claims. Final account filed. carries something over Bd pounds. The I plot, it's alt so unusual that 1 decided Estate of Aaron Durfees deceas­ advantage which offsets the burden Is to come right to you. 1 couldn't con- ed. Order confirming sale uf real All (irulne Are Above the Airrnge. that at a pinch, the Hususian soldier suit my busband about It. because be­ estate entered. Executors final Corn. Bruns and Sugar Brels I ts practically Independent of a bag-1 Ing day watchman tn a night school, I account filed. Bi tter Thon tail Year. gage train. He can transport bis I he leaves the house at five o'clock in r Estate of Benjamin McIntosh, demodest necessities upon his own back. | the morning." | ceased. Estate closed against I The Michigan Crop Retort for The Russian cavalryman rides so' "Madam." said the great detective claims. Angu-t the average yiphl of ladep with cornsacks and blansets and afte^ some deliberation, "do you re­ I Estate of Manley M. Chase, de­ wheat per acre in. Michigan al ceased. Order allowing final ac­ alMitit I8*i bu-liels per acre, which greatcoats and other things that he member the last words you said to count entered.' Order of distribu-i ie considerably shove the average.I has been compared to lhe much-encum-, your htubaud last night?" Th-, total yield for Hie -‘tale is e-bared White Knight In “Alice In Won"Yes." replied the woman with the lion filed and enlvretl. Estate nf Lewis Williams, de- liniiibHl tit I3.500.0H0 bushels. The deriand Altogether. It is said, his; noso-glusee. “1 attended the prayer cca—d. Order allowing final ac-1 average indicated yield for rye is Impediments'weigh 119 pounds. For- meeting and dance laat night, so I count entered. Decree of assign- [ |5H bushels, which will make a tunalcly. what-Aould oppress another: didn't get home until quite late.-and BHifll of residue entered. ftVI' rtf 5.7IWMIOO hUsheB. The svsoldier is na burden to the Muscovite., the last thing 1 said to tny husband Estate of Ann Gregory, deceas^l. enige yield of oats for tin* slate i« Ho is sturdiness Itself. He has been was. 'Dllwyn. don't forget to wind up License to sell real estate granted. placed nf 35 bushels per ftrt*i’. luid 1---------------------- - - -------------- ---------------clock ii)d ptjt ou{ |h< eat„ Bond filed. the tnlfll^yield at 55.000.d00 bushels. In I lie mutter of Amanda Erb, inand then go directly Into an engageThe eondUion*of com'in llif state "Exactly!" cried tbo great detectlre. Kiii.i. Petition for udmUsion to compared wittr Hie average is 89 Slate Hospital filed. Physicians per rrtif: of potatoes. 88 per crnti under what influence."—Detroit Free report filed. JJrdcr entered ad- beans'. Ku per cent; augar-heeta. 88 The General Federation of Wo- Press. null ing patient tb Kalamazoo State pre cent. Ttje average for all four .mento clubs in arranging to aid tho Hospital. . Is slightly above a year ngu al IWsl Lincoln highway from coast to The rapid ami continuous in­ linie. coast by making it attractive and crease in the number uf medical Stanton and Clark Reunion. Apple* proinise to lie lilMivr Hie beautifying lh»» main arteries of students at Hie Austrian uriiverstThe sixth ahnual reunion pf the. U'eragc iiLteiilx. uualily-and .quail-.! 4mvH4radinfe-t«>H.------------------- :— ties im oec.islontng si’rtouB Conconi Sfaiiloti and Clark famih''- will b>- lily. Pencil.'* however will l*c| Th** Denver of1 cuin- .(among 'practitioiiera. many ... of held at the L. K. Stanton homestead about a third of an average, crop. ... 1 chamber ......... r II I..UV* 3, IIIH.I. mtree will send out Wi.uio letters [whom aie already scarcely able to about Uobsraitv's resources, follow- uiake a living. There are <Mki iirdi- Thursday, August 27. *■*> ..........• I I*.......... ’ ............ in» the ceb'brulioii of Colorado day j cal “freshmen” at VieiifKi imiversiWill Jones, Secy. (Iicailou a yeiir ag>> al this tfcne. M<y J. srimol children- sent 0U1 ty this term, constituting a “recHjxjo tellers test year. j ord"-figure. -BANNER WANT ADVS. FAY, -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.-J Watch Repairing When you want Prompt Service, Einc Workmanship at Reasonable Prices, send or bring your work to us. A trial will demonstrate our ability to please you. PIKE & DAMON Phone No. 281 Jewelers and Opticians Hastings, Mich. Cottage Bread Is the Best It is not made like other bread—it’s better. Those who have tried it once will never have any- other. It is made into a good solid loaf and baked all the way through. It is never soft and soggy. Why not buy a loaf the next time you order, just to ’ trial? (You will be pleased with it. The Palm Garden PHONE 548 Hastings. Mich.’ Heath & Milligan •Sold and Used .by— The Hastings Lumber &. Coal Co We could buy cheaper but not better Paint. Quality enters each can before price is considered. Gail BAUER BROTHERS Phones 254-221 �PAGE ELEVEN THE HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 13.1911. CONOTLTOKS That Wonderful Event Al ABTIN CORNERS. gvMMl above, Tii-i- I* no que ­ linn but that this gruvl .Mock will Alfred Fisher. Mr. and Mrs.’ IL F. hr a IHtyjng invealm-'iit jfat nil cared for 111 a ayslemalu- manm-i me Heidemnn spent Thu re. lay in —In fad, in the •mntirn-r that will Laming iiiaking the trip in make any slock pr-m.dile^ There formers auto. is scarcely'an individual who rias' ever invested m ihoniuahbred ratals Grovi. slock that will' tell ydu llial lie Mi -. Millie I tabu viaited her parrnnfle a mistake an-t to- wished he had not mpde the investment - tm-1 F THERE it a llm« above all timet when a woman should be in perfect physical condition I Hl DR. Mrs. Alice Whetstone is visitina mailer by buying slo PIERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION Alfred Fisher-and Mr. and"Mrs. MjlHNTS Care—that’s one thing that goes in every prescription that goes out of our store. We follow the doctor’s orders— follow them with fresh, pure, full-strength drugs. As a result, prescriptions compounded by us often secure results where others fail. Back of this policy is the Knowledge that too much depends on the medicine your physician prescribes to permit of substitution for the sake of a few cents more profit and there's no extra charge for the pure ingredients and extra care. Our prices arc the same as you’ll pay for inferior goods. Carveth 8 Stebbins THE REXALL STORE A mistake most fanners make u to keep lhe mules with the female, all. th-- time. Of -•um*.', it h m‘c<’*sary |o do tin* when' ferlib A cordial invitation, is 7j M. W. Hicks. Tills department in intended to gin? our subscribers Iho txsn and nuxt re­ liable tn/ormaUdb Wo can obtain on live xubjccts they deairo explained. In asking queMlons wild full Information. Subscribers’ am rcqur-lod to contrib­ ute to tilts department when lheir can give more information on any subject. laid- Um*. Tin* . ........... .......... the male ndds nothing l«> tin* number, of'eggs produced, nml it .)<»■> cause daughter egg* lo spoil mor*- easily weallu-r. A ferlib- • w enough. Salads becomn one of the. most generally served dishes during the summer months. And what is a salad without . GOOD OLIVE OIL? Our Richelieu Lucca Olive Oil is the finest quality of Italian Oil manufactured. You will ■ appreciate il. HOT WEATIIEH DRINKS Wt* offer a most palatable and refreshing beverage in both our Ginger Air nnd Hoot Beer. TJifmo superior thirst quenchers nrc packed under the ftichelieu Brand and for pleasing, satisfying, in­ vigorating qualities an* unsurpassed! E. C. Russ G Son Two Telephones The Grocers EQUIPPED FOR IT Good meals are like any other product that.is good. trouble. With older bird.-, death is Mimelimes roused by puFtlal starvation when lice are very ac- Ami until meals are’cur­ right to rcut—Ihorotuthly cured in fact. eil they are not, ... tri ... to vat. Ami tln-n we huv only lhe BEST animals, (hose lhal ar<- fit to go to-»h<» Hock. They cost us more hut'they an- better. In other words, we spare no pains or money to please or satisfy our Iratle. That’s why it grows. PiNM 162 BESSMER BROS. Tha Meat Marital Man HaaUnga, Mlah. Special Sale of Breeder Stock I will sell my Rose Comb Rhode Island Red Hens and one Cock Bird My White Plymouth Rock Hens and one Cock Bird ALSO 7 Barred Rock Hens and one Good Cock Bird and my White Orpington Hens and one Cock Bird. Theseare my Brooding Pensand Exhibit! on Stock. Call if any Wanted Also my Exibition Coops. Mom 3B5 M. W. Hicks ndterliM-d. in about. 10 days tn kill other lice that have hatched from eggs laid before the first spraying. Then a by an application ol insect powder. Powdered sijlphur is good lo use a* a dust. The rubbing in of n small quantity of mercurial ointment al­ so is said to drive lhe lice away. Wilh little clih-k-L a few drops of svvi*et oil or lard oil pul. on the In-ad, Wings ami throat will keep away lire. Treating will do little prolmliiy is AIn* mother bird. The Poultry House. Clean the poultry .house Vvery day. Wood ash is aMcood fertilizer for the trees and in the garden, but do il ha.* a .tendency to injure tin* legs of your fowls. Capons are superior in every ro­ sin'd to all other fowls. The pubT lie demand poultry poultry raise Hastings, Mich. CORNER PARK AND WALNUT CTS. BANNER WANT ADS BET RESULTS When get to pom- a<<mall carlHilio acid on the slacking. Mr-. Mninie IMPEACHES? A । amazoo. chlirrii Sunday morning. io it—they hiu- quantity Itme be| Wunderlich’s Jefferson St. | Phone 83 Hastings, Mich DAYTON C.OBNERS aunt Harry. Pennington has re irtirn August- <>lh. ■ " Ozro Hera visited his parent*. Mr. NO MORE J LOSSES rnoM kWORMS entity are attending know better. nothin. wing In k< Vegetables of all kinds We handle everything in season. and Mrs. I.. daughter. <t ob>* Why not place your order with me and let me look after your wants. 1 make a SPECIALTY ot FRUITS OF ALL KINDS. Melons; Musk Melons; Green Corn The U. B. ninth animal camp­ meeting two and one half miles cast■»f Sunfield, . ....................I August rt. iL-will last until the If'llt. ... John Palmer, of Ibis village is candidate on the democrat, ticket for Hu- umninnHim of stale senator fruni-ihi!JlfLeentll.di!illi*'t.. .MISS .liary vteippt-ri (••i-ii ii>-*( home from Ann Arbor. Saturday! much improved by H"* opera' ’ performed on her throat ami e Tin- Farmers' Picnic passed Geo. Harvey and family wNashville, visited lheir p A .White Leghorn cock persisted on then- fowl.* "Tin* mir cement slaughter house, which we keep CLEAN ami which is equipped for doing the work right. Then wc have tin* largest coolers in Barry County and nl*o ami one's way. The young chick* ar**| liltle ilown. on their often infested from (lie'mother,1 lhey are .in a dry pl• slinuld be given a lliorouiftti-b-an- Seasonable Foods Hazel Cut out th- male ing. - It ha* alwa>« Ih-i-h .for wornh-i- that a farmer eggs Hint arc not *tii< tlj Tlb'-r*- Im llltle excu**- f--r Buyers might. Jo di*, nrniii Lh-c Kill Little Chicks, tween freah and stat- --­ ^A corres|H»nfteul writes: "Can you b-ll me what is the the city markets real fr.-* imdlej- 'with my •little chicks'.' neir for several Cents tmThey seein perfectly healthy in dozen than other egg< every way nt birth, but when they If is peculiar that -‘>11)0 men can are from Iwo t<> five weeks old they begin to sit around, move sell secrets which ar*- -nr*- winners slowly, and lheir little wings no­ spread out. They stay t|iis way for a few days ami then flic. A\e haw some old roosters, loo, that do not ad right. They sit around tin* sure things in p'-ultry raising. in the yard all day. When some­ one comes near them they will Sweet milk is on.' of Hie finest wobble around; but sit down feeds pn earth for fowl* and hu­ man being*. ami al**> animal* of all again." There is m* objection to We -ii-peci ilia! these < lm k.-. a* kind. sweet milk al. all after Hie tilth* affected wilh lice. Older birds d" ill not die so readily from (he attacks of lice as the chicks do. but lhey will droop around and show little PHONE 31 GOODS DELIVERED nml Mrs. H. F. Munn of I dike View. Mr*. 11, F. Munii ami her sisters, the Misves lleidriuan, will entertain nic. ■ llev. L. H. Hahn, the Free M*-lhodist pastor, attended the annual cunfereiice last week al Manton. WORKS WONDERS GAINS 10 POUNDS IN 10 DAYS * a breeder ami .a* an **xtird. II i* -ai-l h** cannot Hastings Monday, visiting relative* balance* lmr.-<-if when he and friends Tuesday. 'l hey expert Beinarkuble Results of the New to al I<*nd llie Branch school picnic Tissue Builder lonolim* Tablets M. J. C. reunion. in Alnny Cases of Hun-Bovvn : has not . .Men nml Women. 11 ACTINGS AND CAULTON TOWN LINE., Prove It Yourself by Buying n Bov i will pull Hu* clip|--l frat hers new baaltby and put co moewy malm* 1 of Tonoline Tablets Now. in about. six Mr. and Mrs. -I- Barnum spent raridly. "By (ji-orge, I never saw anything TRY SAL-VET like ............. of lhal hew treat-1 im-nt. Tutiulim- gablets; Jiir building' g feathers from aLGIemi .Moore's Sunday. up of weight nml lost herve furce„ cause Isaac Hoover ami family were If actriiMimre like a miracle lhan a Sumlay visitors at Elmer Warner's medicine,' said a well-known gen­ tleman yesterday in sju-nking of the nf Sunfield. revolution Liint had taken place In North Side Pharmacist over stimulating f-HM.I or lack of cxIns condition. I began to think erreise are nrii->ilK the causes. Coats Grove. MICH. that. Iltore was imilimg on earlhj HASTINGS, f corn that could makp im* fat. I tried; picker! area with ••intim-nl m>ul*--«>f tunics' digestives, heavy enliug; a cup of lard and a teaspnonful of diets, milk, beer anti almost every-: olives. Furnish plenty uf scralchthing else you could think of, but1 ing material and keep the birds dab- are visiting I daughter, without result." X Any man or woman who is Ihin: Mrs. Leo (humming*. inal food ami uiv.- a le.'isilbojirul of Mr. nml Mrs. 11. V. Wilson and can recover normal weight by the sulphur lo eveiy Ibrct* fowls in a family ami Arrlm* Wilson, nnd fam­ Thl» holds true iu your electric ily ami Blake Barnum amf wife lets. “I have been thin for years wiring. That's one reason and began lo think il was naiural Can you gid>why I urge you to let me do for me tu be that way. Finally 1 > KT employ--* read 'ilmiit the remarkable process­ your electric work. You'll an* organizing es brought nlmut by use of Toiiuknow it is done riglit and that arium lim- Tab*, so I decided lo try my­ self. Well, when I !<*t*k al myself in the.mirror now. I think . it is crude carbolic lablish hem-tils and insurance. with one part -I him C. E. HARVEY Safety First CEO. VAN TIFFLIN ami add gradmilly. while stirring, enough plaslvrof paris to make a dry. pinkish-brown powder having a fairly strum.- carbolic odor when the liquid is eiitiivly' taken up and Hmrutighly di-lribuled • through th-- ma--. • i&UOral JUlfi, « i*. found to (ake alH*ut four quarts of I he. plaster of pans to one quart of the liiiuhl. Tin- is cheap enough' so that no om* i.... .. hnsilate ,h> u*e all that. i« needed to thoroughly, work ii'lTnuugb Hie feathers of lhe_ ' ikin. 'l he city faniUT was calling on hi- m-iKlilror and innking a few ubserVaffoliS on iii'vlhoit- hi poultry raising. "Mr. Jones.'' he asked. I •'how dp you manage to have such broilers by life middle of July? My chickens won't In* large •■immih lo use for a 111911!h yet." "Well, I dunno." replied Farmer Jones. "The only rule I fuller is tu set my heifs in the spring" "In the spring!" exclaimed the m*w rvsidenj. "Why LAKE VIEW. all my poultry books say emphati­ Miner nnd Armma Gillespie spent cally that hens should he set in a Rnlurdjiy wilh i- lativcs at jMHevue. Mr. ami Mr*..' n vin (Iharllon and daughter Zedi --1 Maple Grove. Mr. Time to Buy, ('.hicks nml Eggs. and Mr*. Will ijiilendvn ami chil­ dren uf Balt mi-i " spent' Sunday fancier is ;d/oul til an eml, he is with .Mr, ami Mi*. Frank Charlton. usually .wilniig.to .sell his eggs for hatching al one-half price, ur less. True, il is a little bate to do the feed Fish-T mob-red to Lmsing very best of chicki’n raising, but Wednesday to tak** in the sights of for Iho sake of getting a good deal the city. for your money, you can afford lo Nearly every’.iody from hen* at­ go to a .little troubln to raise a tended the Gleaner picnic nl Thorn­ brood or two of really firn- young­ apple Inki* Wedm-'<!ny. ster*. Then there is* the slock lo Little Mildred. Smith is.. vhiling be had at a reduction. Most her sister. Mr.-. Sam Varney, of breeders.are willing to sell off spine Nashville, this w*-*-k. of their best breeding liens ami Mr. ami Mrs. I - auk Johnson rfrul cocks at‘(his season of the yevar. daughter Zena. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ralher than to carry them over to Smith and daughter Eva, Albert another season, having a kit of Johnson and Mi.' and Mrs. Floyd tim* youngsters coming on to lake Nesbct nttwirle .IlIp* funeral <if Mr*. their places, For lluit reason Wm. JelTray al Hastings Saturday. they offer (hem at a small amount Mr.“and Mr*. E. L. Jiincleir ami of money as compared to lheir real family ent«-rtaim;«l two young In­ valub ns flue stock. We often feel dies from Shelby Friday and Satur­ •like we are 'not ablp to invest in day. such stock at the regular fancy Mr. and Mrs. I b*yd Nesbet spent price, but. when w** can-get it al Sunday with Mr*. Ellen Nt'sbel of but a fraction of what it is usually Morgan. sold at, it is different.' A good pen Mrs. Nellie J'.hnrllon spent Wed­ of hens of .this kind can be put nesday evening ami Thursdsjy with right In work producing eggs fur Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clrarlloii. hatching lo be hatched as soon as jiossihle for n while, and then ono can wail until August nr Septem­ writes (he following loiter, which ber and gel out a few more, al will, interest owiyona who has kidwhich lime they will do well and ney’trouble. ' For over a year Mrs. mature-to go to laying by. the first Greene had been afflicted with a of April of next yean tiesides hav­ very stubborn kidney trouble. Fo­ ing the old hen for service next ley Kidney Pills done more to com­ plete her Recovery than any yiediyear ns well, . . There is no reason for ,ony one cine she ha* taken and I feel it my being without the best stock when duty to recommend them."—Arthur he can get it in the manner sug- Mulholland.—Adv. Electrician. Summer Constipation. Dangerous. ' Constipation in summer time is fin id more stomach. Thon you are apt to driuk much cold waler during the hot weather, thu* injuring your­ stomach. Colic, fever, ptomaine /(ioi<oiiing and other ills are nafural result*. Po-Do-Lax. will keep you well, a* it increases the bile, ih-* naiural Inxativf, which rids tin* liowels of the congested pois­ onous was!**. Po-Do-Lax will make you fed belter. Pleasant Take a dose tonight. IIQT IM J UUU I 111 • ♦ ♦ .Tonoline Tabs are a powerful in-L ucer tn milnlioii, im-n asrs , cell- ' rowtlk.food.- increases the ipimberi uf blirod-corpusch*s atuL-: essary result builds »q» Quality Tea, sold at popular price, out lhe figure. For women who can never appear slylish in anything they wear be­ cause of their thinness this re­ Finest Japan Tea—Put up especmarkable treatment may prove a ■■ ially lor us. Sold at revelation. It is a beauty maker as well ns a form builder ami m-rve strong!honer. Tonoline Tabs cost Jeflerson St. druggist.*, or mailed by ; Hastings. Mich. Proprietary, Co., Boston, ARBUTUS 50c The Coffee Ranch A little more Pocahontas Coal ♦ that we can sell at Summer Prices. If you want to take advantage of the LOW price on Pocahontas or Hard Goal you should buy your coal now, as delay means higher prices. Soft Coal < + Have all sizes at $4.50 Per 2,000 lbs. We think it behooves the consumer, under existing conditions, to carefully consider his wants and not wait until cold weather to buy his COAL. It is certain that there can be no further reductions in the present B/YRGAIN COUNTER PRICES, and we should like to have our customers • take ad­ vantage of the prices while we can offer them.the opportunity. ♦ ♦ ALWAYS in the market for GRAIN, SEEDS, BEANS,' ETC., and can sell you Flour, Bran, Middlings and other feeds at current prices. Give us a friendly call. ♦ Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. + ♦ ♦ Dealers In Grain, Beans, Saad, Hay, Coal, Camant, Hides, Pelts, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS, MICH. < ♦ ♦ �TUE HASTINGS BANNER, AVGUST 13,1914. MOHGAN. htalliinoro towbship. passed away]ence returned In in oui- pastor Ib v. llleuu nt Higdon relunijsl Sunday baby of IlaxlingH gjtcnl Halurdny "Tin- slone whcili tin- builders I Huiulay morning at ili>- home of !»••! J. k Hazeldinc for {jnother 'year, from n f<-w days stop al Jackson | night and Bunday wilh Mr. and H-jected.-the same is become iho 1 brilllier Hcorx Lilon. - Fntierall also gave us our same district El-! and DelruiL u~ v “*•*— Aldoch.Mrs. Verne head of the corner." ; I u-sduy morning nl the norlli Bal- ili-r, H« v. H. D. F. f.ialWfr tor The: j Mrii. llerliie Wilcox -and baby anil Jiext suu.l.y H Ih. IwImHw -CM; d'H&.r, DUIIF^E SCHOOL DISTRICT, iljie MLuca Zana, Huth und Irene our-new cobb-nmyear and that; ■ Cemetery. . . <pis v«-ry thunkfall to Mr, AdA welcome rain visitezl Ibis sec- j lUarli. were guests of Mrs.. L. wdl he lhe tune for lhe rcorgujii/.-1 . LDwe arts seveial applicants for i kins and to Farmer Foster for the Monday. Every one was glad: nt*ar Nashville. .Thursday, mg of our SabhAlh school. Why '*»’ poiultonjjf p«i-r master at tins; dimples of honey taken from tb-ir jo seee il as il undoubtedly’ saved 1 A*1-"3 Irene btayod for a longer visit. Tan'l weTnake this a neighbor!!I. l'l«<''*-, The exnniinntjon will be ■ apan.-s. Their bees have galh.-r-1 (|ie conii»rn a'tidand laic imlaloes. kilo ixilaloes. ’ --------—--------------affair? The school is for lhe old. «ehl at Hastings. August 22. ;ed a large crop of u quality that is: .. . . .. . . . . 'Th* Flocking Habit as well as tor Hi>- ymmg. for lhe Mrs. LHha Adkms spent Tues- unsurpassed. । u*; v,H.‘ let mod nicuic a* last Footsore and hungry lhe boy plod­ While man ha* been defined as a . ded steadily on. Hla worldly posseshigh ns much as for the lowly. If day nnd Thursday al Butterworth I Mr. and Mrs. Hay. Winslow re-, v,tbmut 1 hero enjoyed a gregarious ■" animal. American* .e^n sc*tn to to up to undergo a critical survey, Tro you feel you Ijave no nerd of (lie hospital. Grand Rapid*, with our turned to Detroit, Monday after |-md :~ alona oonlalnsd In ' iifm-r nnd aa m-n‘ i 'Inn-. . “M. Americans of weeks with !ui.* l-.iiidb-ton. 1‘mldb-tord.....nml diiiightor. . J*™‘h’ "“^Ing habit u.uiy more airwinijt strongly had a wild longing to posse** a hat Sabbath si-liiMil.-why. 4101 feel lhal | foriner neighbor, Mrs. Jessie Cole, j spending a couplf and Mrs. I,ahr.uin-fa'an- visitingin HnslingN this' developed tllnn My olhcr with a plume. I vo been pobactfsed' the Sabhallt schoulwin* a nee<l of । who underwenl mi operation and lheir parents. .Tlev. ing from a stout you?. All hour spent t-.m-llo 1 , k left in quite a rums condition ’ j. A . nUl| j, (L Ilw(|(1|1 a „ (| al tondinif the Gli.ilitou1 । When there.la no public attraction to with enry of every girl I aaw with a stick, were shift' returned from building an mhhliun to— the resl-f-qua. .............................. I draw multitudes there art- privnto real plume on her bat. I've atood houni e.ich wecK hi lhe study of <«od.-,; Austin Delong cd now and then Of Geo. tii'O. C. G. Higdon. Higdon. . Qlntjjr Paddleford and MiiU> l,ula gatherings. This tendency ha* douo longing fur thu wealth of plume* dla- word wdl . b* o’source of ciuntorl, conference at Manton. ..Saturday. 1 deuce, of from one shoulder Mi*s Winfred W. d- Manning w«i Winfred Burden Burden left left Wed-, Manning wonSunday guests 'of! much to destroy the homo clrclo a* It played In shop window*—but I when ’KdJWkP*”i«« through the ( Rev. J. L. Haxeldm- Win. . S. Adto the other. Tho trying I''*'. kins. Mr. and Mrs. James Aftad re-, nesday to .-pend her vacation with Mr. ami ............ Mi-- " '' . »a» knowm-Bt. Lout* Glofco Globonever felt that I could get one!'" I'rny.pHhecnnK Friday al Lester lurned Monday nioiniiiK’. and Mr. her mint, nt Bath. Mich. • .Mrs. njias. Whitney, daughter j Democrat M,U“ uloC(> "You sec, when I waa a baby an pushlng back tho Preaching Sunday morn-. mid Mrs. Thomas Ib-dt-baugh and ' DanT P. Bolinger spent lhe week and mother of Wail Lake spent the ' • uncle of mine died, and hl* wife gave Webb s. worn cap. tbo boy ing by Iho pastor. I Mr. and Mrs. John Varney return- end wilh friends and relatives m : week end with Mrs. W. Aldrich. 1 ‘ -------------------- -— my mother the white plume from hiswiped . his fore­ Mrs. Eliza G. IJ.iy a pioneer, of ed Monday evening. <>ur cofifcr-1 Haith- Crock. . . Mr. ^uid Mrs. Will Ingersol and Banner Want Ads Bring llesulls head 'and face whpro tan and ' plume to march with, you know. freckles . showed "Well, mother packed that plume । Away in blue tlosuv paper, ao it ■ wouldn't turn yellow, and waited for and wind. Pres­ "WJien I became old enough to ently tho roofs ot think about pretty hats, mother a building camo brought out tho plume, and wo looked bo approached nearer, tho bulld- BOBBY SHAFTO'S RETURN TALE OF A PLUME 7HESCH00L THJ1T GETS RESULTS line old coloulai mansion. Passing tho pillared portico, he was about to go around to a side entrance when a swinging hammock caught ins sight, and going nearer ho sj-oke. "Please can I get a drink of water hereT’ The figure In the hammock sudden­ ly raised itself showing a girl a little younger than himself, a girl in a white dress and pink ribbons, with sunshiny hair and deep blue eyes, which wid­ ened as. Instead of answering bl* In­ quiry sho demanded: "Arc you a tramp?" "Not exactly, but I hadn’t the monby to ride. *0 I just had to walk." Tha fair face f|u*hed, then she hur­ ' ried away, returning a littio later wilh a glass and pitcher of water, as well as a generous piece of custard pie. "Do you like this kindr' she asked. He looked at the pic. "You bet.” wag tho prompt answer, and ho pro- ., | curled It, never could have been worn on tho street without attracting unpleasant- attention. -So--we sorrow-J fully wrapped it up again,and I dream- j cd of the next year, when stylos | would change, while mother preMed-j out some plaid ribbon and tied it 1 around my hat! "Well, when the n«xt year camo, be- j hold tho plutnel Even mother had | lo laugh when wo looked at it. Every 1 one had a willow plume. If sho had anything, and tho willow plumes were j thick and long and thrilllngly cxqule- | Ite. Tho helmet plume, flat nnd scrawny, looked in comparison like I a littio alley cat beside a big bluo rib­ bon angora! “I remember I shed' real tears that ’ year over, tho disappointment. But! mother had some ca*t Iron or India rubber or something equally i strong, that rbsem^led a bunch at ■ black feathers, and wo tuciicd those , "Pm obliged to you." acknowledged on my hat. where I had imagined tho | the boy ao soon as speech seemed pos­ plumo would wave, and I went out in 1 sible. He had thrown himself on the the world and pretended tlicro was no ! ground, but presently ho started up. skeleton in our closet! “Well, I must be starting an." "Of course, mother and I agreed “Where to?" that it would ba perfectly silly for mo "New York.” f to buy another plumo so long as we “New York?" Why that's mile* baj or-o jn the hou*e not In use! For and miles away/* , we have always been taught to "I know, but I’ll get tlwro some Og„ what we have and tlnlr.h using It. time. And, I say, -I thank you for before buying more. It’s rather diffltho bio utici tho drink, and—what's j cu;t MmeUmea to realixe the logic of yo“r ’ ' | this system, but tn the long run It's ,nBtno'8 E”dyn Ware." 1 vcry economical. Why. I'd have had “Wall, then good-by Evelyn Ware.” j several expensive hats during those As he started toward tho atrect he turned lo *ay, “Some day I'll come that perfectly good, mussed plumo up back and marry you. Evelyn Warn." in tha closet! "‘Oh, will you?" sho returned scorn­ "Then Inst year, when I read tho fully. Thon with a mocking smile she willow plumen were quite out of the swim, and ordinary plumes would be Bobby Shafto's sone to s.-a. used again, 1 got out my long slim natural fdathcr. feeling very righteous Pretty Uobby Shafto. in tho knowiedgo that there was notbHl* destination was reached in time, and during tho year that followed thu boy picked up barely enough to main­ tain a clothed and ted existence. It came about, however, that within his second year he found hlmsplf occu­ pying a menial position In the ofllce of one of the dally papers. Six months later,he look something to tbo editor. Tho man read it, and looking up at the boy, asked, •'Where did you get this?" "I wroie it. Is it—gopd?" Tbo man gave a low whistle. "Y’ou wrote It? Well, keep on. my boy." : • In time a story under hl* «ame ap- 1 CY peared in ono of tho magaxjni-s. ‘ < . V < Others followed, and then came thu ; r”~—*'" Inevitable writing' at n novel. This, after ono or two rejections, was pub- I 1 liahed. Hl* work a* reporter was.' given up, and another novel produo-J which met with so cordial a receptlon by the'public a* tp place "The Highway of Fata" bn -the 11.t ot thu peer's best seller*. About thia time he was lnvite<Llo j make ono ot a house party given by a society leader at her country place. : ‘But Now'Haa Coms My Reward.** A~ halt hour after his arrival at Summet Acres. Wilfred, standing near un *PK artificial about it, a* there waa open window In hl* room, beanVvoices nbcut “•* willow plume<. It was below on the piazxa. 7 strictly aa tho ostrich bad presented "Who do you think Is to be a guest 11 to U«P public! here?" asked a feminine voice. curled up the plume and had my "I vo no idea." another voice equally i hat "elcctad lo appear early in Feb- 1 feminine, but more musical, returned- ' fuary. when low and bcholjj! They “Has Mrs. Grafton inveigled a star oi weren't wearing plumes at all! And I the flr«t magnitude?” those who dared to ignore thu styles' “Something like IL" was the re- ■ bought Very rich expensive plumes to aponse. “for this is no les* a person- ihow they could afford newer style* age than Wilfred Hunter, tho author." lf w»*hed, but that they pre“Posaiblo? 80.we will all soon be furred ostrich feathers. on the Highway of Fata, if not already *1~i "Of course 1 couldn't even pretend that my there." laughed the other. - feather waa of tho expensive . ”Y«s, and If ho ta u good looking , hQ£t- No 000 would have been so gulas look uu, out iur for jojr your ncari. heart • lll,le. It would have had to bo aw­ — bis'plcturo. —.w* aut Erolyn. for , I ---------------------suppose you have one.” fulljP BljrlUh t,, b„ pomelo Wilfred started. Evelyn? That . 1 AraPI>c<* R “P again! ,T- belonged w ,,'"Rut now has come my reward! name to the Httla goldenhaired fairy of his* humble youth. Wai , There isn't one of you who can beat thia aho? my plumo for style. See. I've pushed A little .later hla query was anof 11 UP anJ tle(] ** with a little swered whcn.'ho wu presented to , bow and half of it down and tied It Miss Evelyn Ware. ' with another little bow; and behold, a Ono day while they were walking french creation!’’ ■ together, the young man asked: L "Sweet!" exclaimed .U10 thin girl. “Would you think mo insufferably reaching for the hat and trying it on. egotistical, Miss Ware, if 1 told you-1 “* think my father belongs to some । th* outline of a little story I have in ■ society or something, and I'm going mind?" • *-------1 “On the contrary. Mr. Hunter. I tibcJuld feel deeply flattered," was ths response. Accordingly (bo man began. He de­ Seeking Harmony. "This *0DR is Dot suited to my j scribed himself as be had been sixteen voice.” Mid the prims donna. "Ara you—Bobby Shafto I "Well,” saM the discouraged man- j’ I agcr. "I suppose IU have to get you . another song. There'* no use of try­ Ing to have your voice rewritten.” Mothers of Men This Is My Appeal Direct To You Now Listen! »j This institution develops men. I know the needs of your boy. I know the needs of your girl, you know and I know that they are not alike. Your boy is not like any other boy that ever lived. Your two boys are notalikc. Your two girls are not alike. You evan sometimes wonder how brothers and sisters can be so radically different. Different in temEerment, different in tastes. Different in desires, different in ambitions. You now that this is true. But—’. ‘ ’ J Now Get This The public school system says that they arc exactly alike. The public school system says that what is good for one is good for the other. They tell you that ev­ ery other human being is just alike and should be trained in identically the same way. • Now do you believe that? Why. of course you don’t. Now I take your Ix.y ami dcvvlon ItiiiT along the lines that he should go. if I find that lie is going !■< be a gocxl farmer, 1 will give hiiy a practical education and I will make him a sup.cssiiil farmer. If Ik- wants to stmly rntdlcinc. and that is his “forte.” he certainly should have Michigan Business & Normal College Training.- Mapy of our START YOUR BOY OUT NOW \\< mother. . _ ...... .. ...... » -i. .-I.IIIJ .lie J u I chasing Agents. Sales Managers. Chief Accountant?-, b'acbirv Superinten­ dents. etc. Some «»f tlicin become architects, sonic teachers,"and wc have turned out a few preachers. . . Bitt now don't- your own sense a preacher with a ■ ......... common ..................... . - tell --•• -you ’*T that •• I’,'. 1111 .1 g-H,<| tljuruugh business equipment, a man educated along the lines of .scictttitic efficiency, a man who can organize a church along liii.siiiv-s lines, will be a better preacher and a more successful preacher, than one who knows noth­ ing of business vfnciency? M, arc forwarded !•» "The salary letters' a fine .enrollment. .(hir rooms arc filling up rapidly. Many ailing to see inc every day'fini! arranging for TH KIR Ixiys to ur boy what 1 have done for hun,-r many.years. 1 have developed young men and women. .1 have TRAINED YOUNG MEN EARN BIG MONEY Mr. Slicrntnn Siiks chtvrcll the. Michigan Business X- Normal. Culleac jhan lour yiars-ago. Hv bwlk llieMiil! Bn.-inv-ss aiul Shorthand Course. ingS Montana. inspection, as.I believe that tH^’ satisfactory rcslilts'obtaincd by Alic training offered bv-v.-tir college, ami the further fact that the' are forwarded to you by one wji<> appreciates fully every effort which vott saw lit t.. put forth in hi Iwhalf, while iindgr your supervision. evidence of .-wiy extraordinary intdligVmi-. naturt: whatsoever, but tin ou iff the effort.•xcrcisulp behalf erf your students. refrain from ptibli.-diiiig them.- The 1 can gjve you a little idea of what they, contain-by the following (fates: Jime 5. toil, an offer of a position to. Mr". Stiles by’the Nichols & Shepard Uut good initial salary. ’ ' / ’ a very August 31, 191 f. an increase in salary. July 1. 1912. another increase. ,191g, still another increase with the suggestiu fcj W <• Can y«iti tlfiiik uf anythin; of* any Now Remember This Your b..y is not like any other hoy. lie cannot be trained like any other. Is.y., I v.ai'it to find'the thing for which he is fitted. I -want to find the v. oi k th'at' he < an do best. 1 . ant lu-makc him aiijitlter Mr. Stiles— the world needs .Midi .mem ‘If he has the qualities of a good purchasing agent 1 want to make him a purchasing agent. Ti he has the qualities jhat spell .succe-4 ;h a lawyer, 1 want to. train him along those lines. 1 want lo "develop YOUR BOY, fur just that work for which Every mother is individually and jx-ronally responsible fur. tha development 'uf hej children. •UR boy’s future rests with Y<)I'R dcci-rpn. . 4.am at my office from 8 tu 11:45'01 the morning ami from 1 t<> 5 in the aftwiioou. . . ------C. J- Al'B-iULjlUtjUT^Pircclvr <>f .Suice-rsful | )c-,tiiiie.s. Expert Michigan Business and Normal College “THE SCHOOL THAT GETS RESULTS” . C. J. ARGUBRIGHT, President DAVID SILLERS, Secretary 43-45-47 West Main Street. Buttle Creek, Mich. Entrance Through Bijou Theatre Lobby • Thirty-third Annual Full.Terni, Sept. 1-8, 1914 OFFICE HOURS:-8:00 to 11:45 A. M.; 1:15 io 5:00 P. M. Saturdays 9:00 to 11:45 A. M; 1:15 to 4:00 P. M. �THE R ACTINGS BANNER. AI GL'CT II, 1914. TO HONOR MEMORY OF GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN Holland Furnace Economy, Clcnnliness and Durability There is no method FOR HEAT­ HOME lli.it eJiuds a warm air healing and venlilaHug-system for pure air, warm Hours'. fuel economy, cleanliness, ease of-operntimi, durahility, nnd saving of 'amtice in the room. Besides registers uro oriianienlnl jjnd do noLintake any noises like.steam 'and hot water radiators do. . ) A HOLLAND TURNACE, proper­ » VOLUNTEER 1JSADER WHO WON GREAT BAITLES BEFORE ATLANTA ING THE AMERICAN , ty installed, mid of the right capa■: .city, can not help but please the e 'most fastidious and exacting house owner. Tho construction is so Fta simple ami the fuhuaco is so easy * to opcrale, that it will bu a contin­ ual delight to the user. . J. W. TIBBATTS, Hastings, Mich. Or write it.. G. Redmon, Latudug, llit-h. Mr. Martindale as a Vote-Getter Mr. Martindale's popularity anil vote getting qualities .are shown by the results of the last two gener.il elections, I'JIO and 1012. In the election ol .11*10 running on the name ticket, Osborn received a majority of 13,11X1, Martindale and Ross 82,ffilfl; Mr. Martin­ dale’s being 15,<137 more tljan that of Mr. Ooborn. In Wayne, his own County, his majority wiu 5,IKK) greater than that of Osborn, and in Chippewa County, Ojljonihi home, he lacked but 273 votes of getting ns many a* did Mr. Osborn. In 11'12 Mr. Martindale's plurality over tits democratic opponent was 55,(XV more than Musselinati's and lO.UUO more than that of Ross. In Wayne County, Mr. Martindale'* home County, his plurality was It,IVO greater thau Musscbpan's and in Kent County, Musselman's home, it was 8,903 more than Musselman's. This proves Mr. Martindale to lie s remarkable vote-getter. HIS.NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR AT THE PRIMARIES WOULD ASSURE THE ELECTION <JF THE ENTIRE STATE. DISTRICT, AND COUNTY TICKETS. BUICK 1915 The new line ol Buicks will *oon Ih.- here for your ■ insjiection. • These cars include all the new features that could l>e added to any line. . ... n cn^ Bl our Garage, as we are inqtosilionto can- lor your ji.*|iair worknt all liny;. We carry n lull line- of MILLER TIRES, and auto accessori. j,' srew Hastings Buick Co . New Messer Building --.Phone 269 Hostings, Mich NEW SHbE SHOP .. No. 119 North Michigan Ave. AH, WORK GUARANTEED ' EVERYTHING IN SHOE REPAIRING YEARS OF EXPERIENCE W. F. PRIEST MICHIGAN HASTINGS. Order Our Drays When you have any moving to be done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. PIANO AHO'SAFE MOVING P. A. SHKDDON Abstract and Ileal Estate Office. Abstract Block, Bantings Money to lokn on Kcal Estate. Real Eaiata cold on eonitnlaalon. General conveyancing. Having a complete set of Abstract Bonks,compiled from the Records, can *urnteh complete Ab. Our Speciltty. Couldn't 6tump Barney. Barney Phelan. Father Healy's serv­ ant. waa celebrated for hla ready wit. One day. while ho was serving at din­ Matthew. H. Wellman ner. one of tho «uests said to him: -Barney, why is my ankle placed be­ tween my knee and my fool?” •-’Bcgorra,J dunno ."-Teplled Ramey; "un­ . .,----ticsa.lt Is to keep your calf from eatAn artist should bo flt for tho beat ing your, corn.” •oclety and keep but of It.—Ruaklmz HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Banner Want Ade Bring BoaullsJ . BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. ILLINOIS TOWN TO MARK SITE OF HIS BIRTHPUCE Two-Story l.ofl Cabin Which Stood On Land Now- Covered By Murphysboro. second Congress, bill before taking his seal was chosen United Blates senator from Illinois to succeed Richard Yates, the war governor. When bis term expired ho was de­ feated through the granger move* tnenL but was afterward twice re­ elected. He was th<.- H.-publican candidate for vice president with Blaine in 1884, but Hie lA'tnocral* were victorious lhal year through Hepublitukii fractional differences. Logan died in 1886 ir-un rheuma­ tism, contracted during (he war. Logan was elected commander in chief of lhe G. A. IL in 1H74 und was later reelected to lhal honorable po­ sition. Besides his widow Gen. Logai), is survived by u daughter, Mrs. Ma>y i-ogan Tucker. Hfs only son. Maj. John A. Logan, lost his life in the Philippine Islands in f8'J9. He vol-, unteered when the war with Spam broke out and saw aervo-e in Cuba, but jainc home with fever and la­ ter when recovered went to the Philippines, where he was killed while the regiment in winch he was a major was eluding an uttu^*. A .sergeant beside him fell from a sharpshooter's bullet und.hignn was killed while leaning over the fallen soldier with a bull'd from lhe same gun. John A. Logan tit., a son of Maj. ixrgan, lives al Youngs­ town, Ohio, and like"his father and his grandfather, loans to- the mili­ tary.- He is a member the Ohio National Guard. . An interesting war times story is told by.James V. Logan, a hrotli.er ■>! lhe famous general and lhe oidy surviving meinbebr orthc old Loguti family, who is living in retire­ ment in .Murphysboro. He was u younger brother of; Gen.. Logan. While organizing his regiment 5< :i. Logan wrote James suggesting that he organize a company and lhe t-oy complied with the suggestion The Murphyboro of the early tWs was a village and thu company made, up, practically every one in town be­ longed lo it. The young fellows had nn uniforms and were without arms, but they pricticed, using brooms for mUskets and red nnd white bird licking for lheir uni­ forms. A Iruvejer through MurphyslHHo observed the red, nnd lhe ied of lhe British unif"i tn "l eailiet' wars symbolizing thu enemy, lie im­ mediately concluded th" iKtys w-re rebels. He reported that matter to Springfield and in due cuursn of time a company of sohbers appear­ ed in Murphysboro, to arrest 'Hie rebels. Ttie captain of the com­ pany was called upon, and it mi happened That thu loimnuiv was then in tie* Courtli"u-" getting ready for drill. Tho soldiers wer* told <" wail nubile an<l they .••mid PAGE THIRTEEN Do It By Mail < BOOST FOR GOOD ROADS LAW Much Interest Shown at Meeting Held Al Bloomington, III.—Many In*provementa Ara Mada. Buy your Kodak Supplies by mail—Take Advantage of our service and Uncle Sam’s par­ cel post. • Have your Developing and Printing done by our experts. Good, reliable work. We get all there is in the’ film. Our prints are made on When a little country town of "00 ■ People raises ILJOO to put In con-, i Crete pavement around the square. It la a auro algn that tho good roads Berm Is active them. Thia la what [ tbo people'of McLean. In McLean । county, UL, have done. Now they have hard pavement tho year around whom before the mud waa frequently , h ao deep that It waa unsafe for a man h to <et out ot tho buggy to Ho his 1 __________ THE BEST THERE IS horse. Tho good roads grnn has been j; working in several places in McLean | county, jdat outside of McLean is a | ■tflp of macadamized road that Is | still In good condition after eight P “THE KODAK STORE OF GRAND RAPIDS’* years of service. Heading southwest j It Monroe Ave. ORANO RAPIDS, MICH. Opposite Menumenl Park from Bloomington Is a stretch of the J| finest country road in tho state—as- phalt-bound macadam. Out a littio farther on the same road a mite or HANF1ELH. Mr. and Mre. Earl Rogers of, B«Ttwo of water bound macadam Is be­ I L.i-I Week's Letter. Jortl aud*children were Sunday call­ ers at A. H. Adatus. ing put In. Next year tho plan Is W Messrs Muse Slrirkliinil and' lay a mllo of concrete road. Nor docs I b'loy.l-SIrleklHihl ihhI wives wild lv-j _3ln_HaiuiltuiLand family. uf.Bat,. tho effort stop with tho attempt to an Briug-. nf Lacey, nit* Sunday- tie Creek are nt OakwiHsI resort get satisfactory hard roads. Thoro • dinner wilh Irving Briggs and wife. . Fine lake for n two weeks oulfng. are drained, well crowned, well • .Mr. and Mrs. Will Adams of Hat-1 Thursday owning Mr. and Mrs. dragged earth roads everywhere— itli» Creek spent s.iiutilay nnd Sun-1 John Sheillehl. Mr. and .Mrs. Eugciie roads that good caro*has made os per­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Osoa Tal- Sweet motored to Battle Creek to we '•L'ncle Tom's Cabin" at Hie fect as an earth road can bo. j niadge. I’osL These were some of tha things that । Mrs. Mary Sliles is md as well at Dr. and Mrs. Sheffield of Hastings members of tho Illinois Highway Im­ this writing. We all wish for hcri enlisted us a private,.but lie was made a short rail on lhe doctors provement association and others saw .speedy ivcovery. elected by his associates as a lieu­ .Mr.* and .Mrs. t'.buid Puffpof of As-| mother, nnd .Mr. mid Mrs. John Shef­ on a hurried visit to McLean county | tenant of one of the companies of field Sundiiy I*. M. Th" doclor had November 30. They camo on Invita ­ syrin were gue-iuf H. Babcuck lhe First Illinois Infantry. He n pnifesMoiial Fall al Frank Free­ tion of Eugene Funk, a member of ! and family. Sunday. was made adjutant before the close .Mr; and Mrs. I red llphmsnn arc’ man's. Itow'ling and could not i<‘sist tho state highway commission, says I uf the war. After the war Logan, lhe rhanee to visit the old lioine. who had graduated from lhe Uni­ tho Pralrio Farmer. They wont away Ih" muv-Is <•[ Mrs. Boyh of Kala-j tor ;i few days. versity of Louisville, took up the more determined than ever to carry j nvizoo, Geo. Winters in-i;il!ed a City study of law In the otllce of his tho fight for improved roads to a suc­ Telephone for J. Tuck. Monday. I NEAT SCHEME OF REVENGE mother's father, Alexander M. Jen­ cessful finish. I .Mr. nml Mrs. A. I»ewey motored kins, a fprmer lieutenant governor In a -talk at tho evening meeting ; lo Bailie Creek. Saturday attend-! Theater Usher Certaloly* Got Glori. of lhe stale. In times of peace President Edens of tho highway Im­ {ing cbautauqua Saturday aflcrnmiti oUkly Even With Man Against leaders take to politics and so with provement association staled that ' and owning. They were the guests Whom He Had a Grudge. Logan. .who was elected county tho association was not organized prl- of .Mr. and Mrs. M.ir-ball Bellenger.! cleric, prosecuting attorney, member nTarfly In tho Interests of automo- ■ Tli'-y reluniml. by way «•( UrlHiuof tlir Slate Legislature mid tinally For reasons of his own the theater iii 1858, was elected congressman biles, but for tho best Interests ot the ■lal'*, calling on Mrs. Elisa Elsy utul । usher disliked lh<> man. He was stor­ । Ih-nry Wing and family. state as a whole. ing up some grudge, real or fancied, Mlllr'Clare Willkf-. who Ims tuicoinprdmtejng | ■IKflO. 8. E. Bradt of Dekalb county, a road and he terolvcd to gut even. Ho puz­ I)..... . very ill is innch belter al (bis; commlBNloncr, said that his township zled hiii head to Invent some novel lielU'in mid mi anient supporter of appeared and after Tteniing a few has put In an average of two miles । writing. the Union soldiers ■ .Mr. I'liilltps. who is Mifferingl and effective method of avenging himSteplifn A. Dougins fur the presi-1 explanations UlCJiimr-v:of macadam roads per year for tho I ffoin i-aiH-rr on the jaw, is very.ill.' siMf, but decided on none until he saw Logan Hinted, when (ark of K'ii. While survivors of l/igan's own past seven years, nt a cost of about His suffering is very great; he is< the man enter th<» theater one night Hece»-*ion Ihtiu.iio strong, that he 34.000 a mllo. This money was taken ipiiiieiit and comimsed. and is with; with n pretty young Indy He hurried would shoulder a musket if lived In­ regiment are not so numerous in to see that Lincoln was inaugurat­ Egypt, there are many old soldiers out of tho regular road funds. This I hi- on Will and family who nl! forward, took tho checks, and said, ed. Logan did take part In the there who followed Logan after his year a mllo of concrete road was put Join in givkig-liini thu most bmderl ■'This way. please,'* nnd conducted battle of Bull Hun. lighting in the advancement, and lhe?<- mill the In. Mr. Ilradt believes that this wilt and loving cure. ' them . to the best two seats In tho Mr. anXMra. Wall 'Norton of i ranks mid then cam© home-to Illi­ soldiers from oilier parts uf list provo tho coming material ,’or hard house. Then he went to the rear of nois lo face his c-oiislitdents. A stale will turn out in great num- roads, ns macadam roads need repair­ I Priti-iiardi iih* spent Hal unlay night i the auditorium and chuckled to him; land Sunday ;ii .Myron Whitworth's. great leader of men, he organized a ing ail too frequently. self while the pretty young lady was followers of Logan. And thoro are Mr. und .Mrs Wm. Lyon and son State Highway Engineer Johnson | XIIm-iI and Mi- Nina Quirk of whispering. “These nrt> splendid seats, Southern Illinois where no oUier many young people who knew Lo­ stated that If two p«r cent of tho Delton were guests of Dr. and .Mrs. Mr. Jenkins." man could havu done so and where gan, the statesman who will come "Aren't they?" Mr. Jenkins re­ il would have been much ’easier to to the dedication <>f Uic marker. roads In Illinois were paved these 'Smith iu their collage at Fne lake hnrd roads would reiich all cities of : Sumlay. turned. "t told the man In the box organize a Gonfcdcratn regiment, Tho association aims to raise by Mr. mid Mrs. Chas. Slionmker and office to give me the best he could, lie not only brgnilked a regiment.of popular subscription as -iiiucli as 3.000 or more Inhabitants, with possl-' possible and then in approach lhe oly ono exception; would reach most! I daughter Frtwia of-’Level Park and bo knew tho ones, I like." I ••-•* over Egypt wasJnrgriy Jiillmm- Illinois Sialo Government and the of the cities of 2,000 or more: and were Sunday guests-of Elbel'K Ed­ It was three oh four minutes later . linl in recruiting other regiments, national government for appropria­ would servo four-flfths of the through ; monds and wife. that the usher came down and said: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Itelleiiger and hi fart Loptin wik'Hio man who tions with which to build n monu­ traffic needs of tho suto. Ho advo. "Let mo see your checks, ph-ase." held Southern Illinois loyal to the ment to laigmt mid . it memorial catcd using tho automobile llccnso .Miss Pauliiiea spent *dmulau<|jia They were produced. Union, ' ’ building for tha preservation of fund to make a start on such a ays- j week in Bui He Creek. ■ "Seven rows back. In the center of Mrs. Mamie Carr went Tliursday Logan’s command first smelj imw- records ot all volunteer soldiers of torn. night tn Bailie Creek, the guest of this section," said tho usher severely. / , <l<-r nl Belmmil und there his horse all wars. C. S. Miller of Alexander county; Mr. a in f Mrs. eVnt J»oly. while at­ “But these, are the ones that were was shot from under him in the given to me." said the man. . . inidBl of balile. He leil a baynnel NORWAY^ PERIOD OF GLORY stated that tho people tn tho southern ; tending 'Cliautaiiqna there. •nd of tho stalo want tho state to "Who gave them to you?" asked the Mr. and Mrs. Fre<| Frey and son charge, bn-nkfiig flic enemy’s lint’s build the main roads, this to bo fol- [ Leo. were in Battle Creek, Sunday, usher.-In the samo chilly way. nml relieving Gen. MdClernand’s lowed by county improvement of tho the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellwm j command, which was threatened rWhy, an usher. I didn't notice—” other roads, with perhaps some help I Trefford. Mrs. Frey nnd son re­ wilh capture. He was wnnndeti al "Of course not." said the usher, "but from tho state. They also advocate j turned .Monday, l’<ir.t. Imm-lann nml detained from this gentleman has checks for these •ring Time of Nation. the uso of convict labor on tho roads. | Miss Marie Bira is lli<> guest of lh<- servii-n for ludiine. He was seats." bark iu Hu* fray again al Pitlsburgh amt thn abolishment of twothlrds of Mr. and .Mrs. Alberl Dewey. The pretty girl said:. "Oh,‘dear!" One of tho features of tho cctobraI.a.-l Friday Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Landing. liowoVri-. In March, iHtl2, tho present number of highway com­ Smyttir of Chicuigd came lo' make I and began to gather up her wraps. In- was made a brigadier general of Hon of tyorway's centennial waa a atone missioners. Mr. and ltrs.'Wm. Wlekwlre nit/cv- Hey escort said nothing, but he was volunteers. He was ncive itf the carved wjth old runic character*. It Ho was followed by Mr. Donovan of lended visit Sunday. MrLAViclJvtre very red in the face as they tnuved movement against Corinth and pul waa found in Nova Scotia more than in command of Jnqlnwiu Tenn., to a century ago, but for it long time tho Highway Commissioners associa­ entertained for dinner Sunday,'Mrs. back several rows and heard one or guard lhe railroad coiiimuuiculion. no one could read the roughly carved tion. Ho said that tho. commission- [ Bagley nml.Iwo children from .Or-1 two men say: "What nene that man had. Funny Mrs. Spencrl Gen. Uigan coinmandeti the Third runes. This was done at hist by au era do not wish to block all changes miuevrlle, -Mr. and of the present laws, but they do want t*iiini and-cliildren. Mr. and Mr.-. G.j how people will try to take seats they l>ivisioii of*the Seventeenth Army­ American echolar, who found that thu Corps under Gen. McPherson on fair treatment. He stated that much Dunn of Bedford. .Miss Mary Badey are not entitled to" Inscription .was cut by a None ex ­ Grant's Northern Mississippi oainmore would bo accomplished tinder mid lien. Wii-kwire. Tho usher heard, too, and felt doubly paign and give such a dislinguished ploring party that left Greenland In tho present system If tho commis­ ..Mrs. Alice Bristol lias returned! avenged. home. Sin* spent last week wtlli service that he was made a major the summer of 1007 A. D, bound for sioners had morn money. They her daugliter Mrs. Bert Bowser. general November, HW2. Ligan is the coast of Now England. There Is probably no man In Illinois and family mid FEEL LOSS OF THE FORESTS m<*nli6iie<l frequently for hip dar­ landed In Nova Scotia on their way. who knows more about tho roatF'ques- . Waller lit.... . Mi- Pike of Bailie Creek. |\ Vjming und his skill in I lie reports of and left thia record of their trip. tlon than Horner C. Tico, chairman of .Gen. Grunt and of Gen. .Sherman, What a glimpse thia gives us of tho tho legislative good roads committee. sickle ijnd family were Sunday call­ Enormous Amount of Soli Carried ers ofi rr. Zimmermmi and family. nnd il is a matter Of history* that he daring spirit ot those old pioneers of His committed han devoted much ' Last Tlmr.-day. Mr. and Away by the Rivers Is Distinct Ej never made a' tactical mistake at tlmo to Investigating the problem Crandall and - l.ellia attendeil Tffe Damage to Agriculture. any time during Up* great war. But Tho world has never seen a braver from every possible angle, and Is pre­ Crandall reunion al -Bedford. the crowning achievement of Ixigan breed of sailors than the Norsemen Sunday Mr. mid .Mrs. E. Crandall was before Atlanta, where, next in paring a very comprehensive report When the toll Is carried away from Mr. i eno place tt go«-e to another, it is act rank, he assumed command when of lhe tenth and eleventh centuries. ! to back up tho bill which It will in­ hud .Miss Lethll were gties|s McPIutsoii fell. McPherson had They pushed their voyages of plunder । troduce Into tho legislature. Some of Crandall's fallu-r ‘A. Craiidall ofi dissolved and lost. The United States just been in conference with Logan and discovery from tho rocks of New tho best -information, received by tho East. ohns|o«/i. geological survey.has made on esti­ Mrs. Flossie Branch is spending! and had instructed him to prepare England to the della of the Nile. They committee was from tho rural mall mate of the amount of slit carried by, lo march lo intercept the enemy, seated their chieftains qn half tho I carriers of the state- Answers to the ?i few days with Mr. mid .Mrs. Geo.| a number of rivers in the country, whom Sherman ‘believed were pre­ thrones of Europe. They harried ov-1 Tuiigiile nml family. • . questions sent out by tho committee and. with'the exception ot the Missis­ Mrs. Claudia Bent nnd little son । paring to evacuate Allauta. .Mc­ <|ry civilised coast within reach, hull , were received from 2.660 carriers. Elberl Edwrihl are guests of Mrs.t sippi and the Missouri, the Tennessee Pherson rode off nnd the clatter of barbaric shorelands they settled, or, I his hoqw’tt hoofs had scarcely died Ib-ar's parents. Mr. and Mrs. .F.lhret river stands at tho head of tho list, Edmunds. Mr. I nlier of Bailiei the estimate being 11,000,000 tons per away when mf orderly rode up and nt least, explored. There Is hvep some To Provide Good Roads. informed I/igan that Hardee's ca­ ground for believing that a parly of | Every farmer and every automobll- Creek and family are. al Oakwood i annum. resort, for two weeks outing in .Mrs. | valry was swinging around' to lhe Swedes and Norwegians penetrated ns I Whenever the water In the river 1st tn, tho country probably will bo In­ h»Vlll:i Slovens i-ollriL-e. . rear nnd that .McPherson hud been far Inland as Minnesota, doubtless by ' is turbid It Is made so by contribu­ terested in knowing that tho govern, killed. way of tho great lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Hams of Baltic. mrnt, as tho result of nn appropria­ Creek were gii>-l- of Mr. and Mrs.' tions from tho soli adjacent to the It was the flowering time of a na-J Wilh liis army almost surrounded river and its tributaries. So every nnd the beloved McPherson slain. tlon, expressed in-terms of daring and tion of half a million dollars ClioTiBt perry Arnold. Sund ty. Wm. Craig of nortlri-rn Michigan time the river waters are muddy they L»gan took command and rallied adventure, rather than In art, litera­ session of congress. Is about to co­ are made so by soli eros|oa. It is the heartened troops. McPherson ture or civilization; but while it lasted operate with tho several states to pro­ retuijied In his Inqiie Saturday from' a two wveeks berry picking at "Mr.; hardly necessary to discuss, those ami revenge was .the .battle cry. It waa one of the wonder epochs of the vide good roads. things In their relations to agricul­ Experiments are to be made In tho Arnold's. Although compelled lo light, from world. * Mr. Snell of Bafile Creek was Hie; ture. It is' easily s«xm that the enor­ way of constructing smooth and broad ih* n*ar the inirfCresponded gal­ lantly to Logan's tansterful leader­ hlghwVys in each state. If tho authori­ ttue’sl of his f'Mt 'lit Mr. Armdd's mous amount of soil that is carried Sunday. . Into the streamsInto the oceans and ship und repulsed attack after alThy Fellow Man. ties of tho state agren td expend dou­ Mrs. C. P. Jleynolds who .have the gulf. Is that much done for the |ark. The haltlii raged all day long Carvo your nemo oh hearts, and not' ble the amount of money, tho govern­ •been ill for several weeks is im- Impoverishment of the tend. And Logan won the day. but 400 of on marble.—Charles Spurgeon. ment will disburse. proviug'. Her many friends will be| the gallant men who followed, him -As, the forests tn our hill country Ou. account of pad roads many fat^. pleased tn IniV" IhT among us again. have been denuded, erosion has grown into lhe jaws of death joined their mem report the> arc unable to get Mr. mid Mrs. >hotn:iket- of Ur-! slain lender, .McPherson, in another “Slay-at-Hoine- Sufferers of Huy lheir produce promptly to lhe market. limtilnb* arc wilh Mr. nnd Mrs. El-| worse. The formers of this East Ten­ l-’ncr and AslInna-Get n Bottle world. u*Uh tho result that they lose millions belt Edmond-. Jlf. Shoemaker iiet nessee section would have been .vastly ‘of Foley's llonev nnd Tar ” Locan continued his brilliant better off today than they are. had of dollars annually. pnintinu lhe hou»e and store. service lhroughoul*the war. but re­ . Compound! , Mr. and Mrs. Will llenkps ofi they left the timber standing on the signed immediately after the war. Restful steep.'rotiet and comfort Something ,'or Nothing. ; Dowlina t- spending, two weeks in' hills. The limber was wasted, and declaring lie would pot /haw nay from, choking, gaspiug-asthma and when his services were not needed. tormenting liny fever for those who Tho man who despises a top-solL Mrs. Unilla Slevulis' cnltnge at; with It removed, the smile have been In 1805 Logan was offered lhe lake Foley’s Honey and Tur. 'll toad because It la cheap Is the same Fine lake. Alberl H-nkes and fam-. wasted to the extent .that, what is i left is unproductive.—Knoxville Jourposition nf minister to Mexico, but spreads a healing soothing coalftig fellow who scorns fresh air because id Ily are with Hwm. .. . Last week-'.Mrs. P. A. ,l‘i*lier wen|| na! and Tribune. declined lhe honffr, He became a a«Jl slide sdown ■'< raw tickling its free. to Ohm for a M«tf with relatives. Ai candidate for Congress and was lliroat, and stops irritating coughs I card to her husband Saturday lolls j elected, this lime as a., Republican. and summer colds.—Arthur Mui- I Bring your job printing to us— him she, was at Niagara Falls and! Ufe was again elected to the Forly- Holland.—Adv. * I do only Ursl claxs work. -'B.1NNEK WANT ADI’S.*------- enjoying a most lovely outing. Fifty years have elapsed since Gen. John A. Jmgan. ono of the greatest volunteer generals the world has ever known, won his greatest bailie before Atlanta, and I yet there is nothing to mark the |stmt where he llrsl imw the Tight •of day. Logan was born in a twoslory log cabin bn a farm in Jack­ son Go. III., wheru lhe wild­ wood, tho corn tassel and the morn­ ing glory greeted lhe youthful Lo­ gon now stands Murphysboro, a modern city of tLOOO popple. Where once ran country lanes now art* paved streets nnd lhe house and ••very landmark of the ol«l Logan homestead has been swept from the earth's face by tho inarch of pro­ gress. While Murphysboro has ‘wailed long to tuko organized ac­ tion n» give just honor to the son whose memory she reveres, she is acting now will) a vigor that means cmlam r-'niili -. A stone will mark’ lhe place where stood Logan's home. John A. Ixigan was born February. 2P, IH‘.T>. His father was Dr. John Logtm, a native of Ireland, and his mother was Elizabeth Jenkins, a na­ tive of Tennessee. Isigan Ural saw VELOX PAPERS— THE CAMERA SHOP, INC. �- THE HAgnNflB BANNER, AUGUST 111114. PAGE FOURTEEN Mr.-. Sophia Kmu. who we roeii-i CONTROL OF CORN-EAR WORM Hom'd in our last week's Hems ns ------------having had a Mfuhe of apoplexy Insect Eats Its Way Along Within ----------------I passed away Sunday .....nTn., evening ..I at1 | Huik( Devouring Young and Tam NASHVILLE. !v$0 nl the home of her daughter, •nee Mr-. Ed. Iv-v.s.- The funeral was I Ap- rheid Wednesday jnorning meeting । iml.i *i...‘ ck and nl pieman anti' will give p One of tho encouraging thlnga that vnylgellcnl turn up occasionally iu the eternal fteptamber-IM. , -Mr. h th<- .'•’.■jUi r rented George Gallatin: entertain"<•! chitrth at warfare aguinat Insect poets i»ilhe fact Middle street. that sprue remedy or other that is vi.--. Hlllit u>n> ii»i recommended li also an ordinary fea!>•!■ i NASHVILLE K-"«TA® .Mr. .n.! M,-. H-rh-u nfian.i ’ ’ Itackford llliimi-. tenners bndher; a Mr«. E. L. Schantz,. .. . .- a .* dren. Howard mid Mildred '■ M S...UC. .. ............. “'.'"LX t. jr..it ram- blesome Insects of Held and garden furferal «f 1 UPHa lo.U tn such location in tbs r-.' S<>phfa j ltt,° fal* Uiat we c*® reach them by ' stirring the spit. One or-two of them •niss al- I c/“ be fought fq almost no other way. Hastings | The pest that bits the mark most THE GREAT Change of Firm Sale Is the Sensation of Hastings and Surrounding Territory READ B. \\iikin-inin Maple <-io\. g l<>r :i Ikiiik* and iin: ouniiu-'.ired I hr rl si reel. Frank Coley spent Sunday family at T. Maple Grove. sons, within tho husk devouring the young and tender kernels and silk. As ft v I tho worm nils the hole behind It with soil. Put once at a depth of three or four Inches It turns and makes a short . Hol ••■it inrte, Sunday. Miss .Mildred Quick’s. Mr. and Mi MIm Mildn-d Mrs. 1UII Si’ll l.lll. I<---- . . ..... friends Sunday.’ i Sunday attending t.liaulauqua. .Mr. ami .Mrs. Wm. Smith w'-ul lo ami Sumner Hartwell of Detroit. Saturday.Tot a 'i-il wilh Kalamu visited ihv.t’nm-f* paro .Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Siebert. I •■nt-. Mr. nml Mr-. .Mrs. Walter Logan spent hi-t Sunday. week al Hasting-. Misses .Marguerite Ball'and Mil­ NORTH NASHVILLE. dred Slrailon returned from a vis. imd Mrs. Ed. Palmer and daughter-. Elizabeth ami Leia, Friday. Waller Ball was- al Anu Arlan one day last week, to again have;—° • - - • . . , , M> .->A MMniuwl «„•! falml lh.u 'h!,a”,, "" Com-Ear Worm at Work Eating ths Silk and Young Karnels. they were at bsl in go<>d condition.-. iou-l> ill the p.i-l week, but i .. .. । ii.ni,. -I Then it retired to tho bottom of this! oj.il was at Balli. «y • k : untU lt a rootb recovered from her operation to ho llillh ami Stella Bachelor in the-gallery the pupa of the last Arbor, last Tfiur.-day, bill ,U M.,- A tattle cn-k, Tm-sday. geaerattoa remains all wlbter. The in Ih.- city hetero rolurmng homr.| Mr. nml -Mbs. G, I'-. Price were at moth does not come out again until Uniter Burd and Arthur lli|s-ett V-imniilville, Saturday. next spring. Now, eend a plow were at■ Detroit, tn — —-■ 1last• 'Friday ■•• I-;,|, palmer is giving hiil house a through tho field in Into fall and you fresh emit of paint. accomplish very good results. Tho Mr. ami .Mrs. Troy Itedd of ••I'1'*. [ pupa |» buried beneath, solid earth, Mrs. Susan Beebe and grandson. John Wqlritig, were guests of tho are guests Mr. and .Mr-. I tank । wjjoh utcr Is compacted by winter I former’s daughter. Mrs. W. II. Axlhehii. or spring rains. Tho moths aro thus • Mr. ami .Mrs. Gemg- A ••'•■J t etfecttaUy imprisoned, nnd newr ' ■ L"'„T A,': ii>. iw ,<o .nd ter part of last week and the th . ............ .. ►'“"'-Imnu. III. round o.e. mor, W«bof this. Work has been commenced II. smill. I. rix-udlns III.- «... k " eondlUon. or d.rnud, or crop routhe McWha block on the-east si unit bi- daughter. Mr-. Mm i:y «'«“ may make fall plowing out of tbo Ki mg al Kouts' Indiana. I question, but if It can be done, there Mrs. Nina THmarsh of Ha-lings U much to be gained by IL , __________ wa> hero part of Iasi week caring ------ -- ---------------------* who will use 'the whole block I for her ••>*»«hor \lt-< Clinrloal-------------------- ----- :—e — --------- 1 PRACTICAL HINTS OF PLANTS which contains two good sized two Kciuhiier. mill) und mid I story stores, which will gne them Palm, When Grown on Shady Side of plenty of room lo conduct .the wutumobile business m which they House and Kept Moist, Will ■haVe vnguged. 'Hitt new lirin has Prove Thing of Beauty. the agency for the Maxwell car ami -will probably sell other makes of .(By BES8IH L. PUTNAM.) Mi>mi.i> . cars. -Mr; Burd will continue his If you cannot afford a palm, go to real estate busines-r. al the old lo­ tho woods and get a nice fern. If Hing Milson relatives and attend­ grown on the shady side of tho bouse sett will not personally conduct lhe ing Home coming. and kept moist. It will prove a thing repair .shop he ini* been tunning of beauty. for none time, but the new linn is Lion-*. N>‘W York, Tbo woodland violet* may well such an institution. . her future home. keep It company, some of tho large Tlie funeral of Mrs. Itozella J.; Mrs. Beruekix v white ones being delightfully fragot lirr granddaughter. Atisoii, who pawed awa County inlirmary last w< home at Charlotte. Saturday, nesday, was held at ll church here last Friday ... ----------- -.. - -—, and inlenueiit in-IgikeMvw ceuie- are visiting Arthur Hart and wif.-. lery. Mr.-. Anson was lhe mother Mr. aud Mr-. V. S. Knoll wore al of Afi-s. Fre»| Long of this place I Womlland. Sunday; alleiuling the with whom she made her hotiui | wedding ”f -Mis. Knoll’s si-ter. I until a few weeks ago. when she'Genie, Hany. fell and broke her tup ami at li'T i . — ------------- —— own request was taken to lltej WENI' VERMHNTYILLI . tjounty home, where she died with . Clarence Mai. blood poiHOti. ‘ Mrs. Bertrand Loan daughters, Mabie Cliarlollv CailieN Saiuoia> •••■-iuuh ; of her daughter. aiid spent Sunday Willi lhe form- ‘ urM mother, .Mrs. 1 rank Hartwell. , who is still conlim’d to -her le d' Willi, injuries she received six. th>\imiig add night and in some unaccountable way’f'-li down stairs. -Mr. Ypung Ward tiiibliin aud family arid* Mill Lewi- came Sumlay i and rolurm-d with hi- wife, daughlei-s Sumlay e\ruing. Aolph Kaiser and'family MIm Gaynell .Franck who f.i.-n.U in ‘I I1..1 li-kt.l.l,' Sllmi been confined to her Inal for severMrs. It. B. Downing.nnd Mrs. J. al weeks is un Hie gain and is abb!||s |{||rKIQ(t|i <.f Na-hville visited at to ait up a little every day. Lyman Baxter of Detroit!, who Ihrtimw,: spent Ins varalimi here returmul to Detroit. Monday evening. Mesdatnes Emma Filch and Ida and daiiRlib Hire entertained the V. P. A.. Mon­ day evening for lheir regular monthly husine-'s meeting and so­ • Ernes! Onh-y mid wife nllend>-il cial hour. Mr.-. Bes.de Wertz of Balli” Un? Grange picnic at Thornapple. 1’. Hayes last week. ui niiiY. Mending a fr.w weeks at pneketna. Mrs. Sarah Good spent la-l v\eek wjlb her daughter, Mrs. AHmtI Mc­ Clelland. west of town. B»w. G<-orge Koehler presiding ,,, 1|1K. I41hl. illH1 „1Ilhl elder of ih<-■ EvangelicalI church tei H<v.k ,lf H:i-tiiig- and Mi--Dora the Grand llapi.l- district and who „f Mansfield. <».. I.i-I was expected livre from rridiiy till |'fhiirsdnv • ’ * Monday tn conduct the quhrl.tlyi Th„ rH1.U(h llf Tj(ia nn-thig was taken sudd-nly 111 andichnffee will I..- glad In hear sh- is had to be hurried to the । rapidly recovering from her opvrMiuf Awlr-nlli ^Inuli' ......... .... i ...m ... r.. ..i i . > !___ amf Rev. Samuel (Ost rot li «»f nf Maple Grove took hi- place ul the ser­ vices here. . Myron Shrirfnn is ••tilerlaining'liis Mrs. Delilah Webb has improved cousin. Arthur Shorten and wife of one of he/ residences mi Qin -i.. CliieauA. by pulling on a new roof and a new porch and it is receiving a painted his granary. Jay Smith dbnew coat of paint. ing the work. Mr. and Mrs. K.” A.- Huunemann mIm Mary w.'itg«T of Caledonia hove moved into rooms in the Jlurd block. ' Ouitiiby school, which will bfrglri .Mr. nml Mrs. Ed Leibhatteer and August .'list. son Charles, visited Mr. and .Mrs. Preaching next Sunday August Stephen SjirtngclL at Ovtoaso, last nil li at 2:30 p. m. Sunday School A. R. Wolcott is away’on a visit­ ing trip with relatives iu Ohio, New York and I'enusylvania. Miss Panline Kunz went to Sebe­ waing Iasi week Wednesday as a delegate to the State Y. P. A. con­ vention nnd leturnejl Monday eve- - । READ Commencing Wednesday. August /2th Any $5.00, $4.50 or $4.0Q^umps, Oxfords or QQ Any $5.00 Lace or Button Top Shoe, Colonials, Sale Price ’ / _____Change of firm Sale Price----------------------------- Any $3.50, $3.00 or $2.50 Pumps, Oxfords or (T 1 QQ । Any $4,00 Lace or Button Top Shoe, Change of firm Sale Price ■ Colonials, Sale Price _____________ »pJ-eVO Any $2.25 or $2.00 Pumps, Oxfords or Colon- 1 OQ Any $3.50 Lace or Button Top Shoe, ials, Sale Price iPl.J7 Change of firm Sale Price One Lot $2.50, $2.25, $2.00, $1.75 and $1.50 &xtra! SHOE.S, PUMPS AND OXFORDS Men's. Women's $3.98 $2.98 $2.48 &xtra! 98c Children's ■ The Clothing Sensation of All Michigan Men’s Suits Any $22.50 Suit in the store Change of Firm Sale price z\ny $20.00 Suit in the' store Change of Firm Sale price Any $18.00 Suit in the store Change of Firm Sale price. Any $15.00 Suit in the store Change of Firm Sale price. Any $13.50 Suit in the store Change of Firm Sale price $14.39 $12.87 $11.87 $9.98 $8.77 ...$7.89 $6.69 J..$4,98 $3.49 „$2.39 Any $12.50 Suit in the store Change of Firm Sale price. Any $10.00 Suit in the store Change of Firm Sale pricc. Any $7.50 Suit in the store Change of Firm Sale price Any $5.00 Suit in the store Change ol Firm Sale price Any $3.50 Suit in the store . Change of Firm Sale price . THIS INCLUDES BLUE SERGES Everything Reduced In Price—Nothing Reserved—Everything Must Go! W eickgenant & Riede Successors to GRANT H. OTIS & CO., Hastings, Mich. When receiving a new plant, eapnclally if from a florist, examine tt well nnd see that It Lb freo from insects. A breeding ploco-for seme new insect NEASE CORNERS. ono of the beyt remedies for Insects; roses, especially, are benefited by spraying with It weekly. Only a few Corms of worms will endure tho weed; Start geranium cuttings in midsum­ mer for tho winter blooming- They are readily rooted In a glass of wa­ ter placed in a sunny window. As they Increase in aixe. keep the tips of the branches pinched back to In­ sure compact form ot growth. Tho agave, or century plant, will I respond wall to a draft of manure-j mor, but when resting the fertiliser must bo entirely withheld. Keep the flowers of all annuals picked regularly If you would hare tho season of biohm prolonged. Seed forming la a drain which moat plants ca/inot enduro except by a do torloratidn of tbo blossoms. Tho most successful flower grower is ono who is continually on the took- If the mH -is dry she notices It; if a to tight for her charges. Few plants will for a protracted period do their best without care. KEEP AWAY SQUASH ENEMIES Kerosens Emulsion Will Drive Bugs Can Bo Hand-Killed. Shame to Spoil Boy Like ThaL Running on the cars of jhe 1. U. T. | company between Indianapolis and Ft i visiting 'hti Harrison is a conductor wbos^ build, j paronls and other relative*. | youth and good ItiOka always attract I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spellman, i attention. . Mr. and Mis. T. Maxson spent On bls car recently, tlie last car \Vw|m-day at Sobby I,ake. coming In from tho fort were three I Washington Way. left Thursday passengers, each notable in his way. I In visit ’’his children :V Battle Ono waa a notoribus gambler and ex-{ Creek for a few days. bartender. The other two were hla< Mr. hud .Mrs. Jay Pennington'and companions and well .kpown prpfe* i cliildren vidted • relatives 'hear slonal gamblers. Their attention was iteltevilr. tin- last of lhe week. / attracted to tbo >^>ung conductor, Mr. and Mrs. T. Ma.x«>n vn-re whom they seemed to know. One of i^unday guest* of Mr. aud Mrs. G. the men remarked: "That boy ought to bo on some police force. A man Mrs. B. B. Lawning, Mrs. Nelson with his build has got no business Ahbolt and Mrs. Kent Nelson were running a street car." Whereupon tho calli-ri ul' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mcex-bartoudur-Kambler, hero or victim N'ttt s, Sunday. ’ * , of a hundred raids,^spoko up: "Bo a ------ shame to spoil a boy TAMARAC CORNERS. like that by putting him on the police Mr. and .Mrs. Alf. Huskins Imd force," bo said,—Indianapolis News. children of Saranac are spending a few days with friends and relatives in this vicinity. The bully depends on main strerfglh. Tin- .Me.-Ars Forrest Houghton nnd Cleo .Sears and Misses Ethel A bullying nation fs as disgusting as King and Glendora Wortley. at­ a bullying man. A strong man. mqrtended camp meeting al Sibowa, ally. and physically, reties on hla sense Sunday. .. of Justice, a strong nation has "a do­ Walker Cotton of Grand Rapids, cent respect to the opinions,of man­ is spending a few days wilh his kind."’ and will be as sensitive ot Its parents, Bos- Colton's. ' honor In keeping Its -word, as Ed I’cgt' Iwo sister from Tex­ an upright man In-his dealings with as, and iiuHIht, Mrs. Peels of Ionia, others. The bully will not reason. arc h|»-nding a week wilh him. Kale McLischy of Middtevilh*, Good Advice From Parson Bsgster. spent a coujiln of .days with her "Git sense, bruddren. and sistahs!" sister, Mrs. Colton. ' thundered good old Parson Bsgster, during the recent revival at Elienexer SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. chapel "Git sense and gumption, so’s , Lolah-Babcock has been, spending Italph McN'itl To keep bugs away from the young plants, cover tho hills not infested with wire netting, burying all edges under the soil, else they will get un­ der them sum. The squash is subject to flee beetles a few days in Kalamazoo. and yellow-and-blaokatripod bugs and Rnllih Jenkins and Roy' INiuglns these do not like clean cultivation. spent Saturday and Sunday - in So bum all rubbish after getting off Hastings. ■ Mrs. .Marr Havens spent last week a day. The bugs gather constantly Better- plant more seed than are with her son William Havens. Mrs. Rankin Hart and children property developed for emergency cases of destruction by bugs. parente, Wm. Havens and family. Kerosene emulsion will drtro bugs Mrs. A. Bui roughs-is eritcrlaioing -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— -BANNER WANT KNEW HOW TO VALUE BOOK,. „ * r-turm-d | it H.lster from Chicagokilled, and that la about tho surest Ira Otis .and family returned practice. ' homo Saturday after spnudina u eoUpte 'nf weeks with his brother, Frank Smith ix very poorly nl thia writing. Harry Olis and family. Feed Olis and wife sf»<yil Satur­ .The Misses Meda and Esther Au-bile and brother and gentleman out that manure that wna Wt in the day wilh Wm. Havens and family. Supple we are all going to see friend of Grand Hapids were over I Iho elephant tomorrow. Sunday visitors at Jay Smith's. . ___________________ -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. READ Sensational Prices on Pumps. Colonials and Oxfords ,i form Small wonder when The crowds yesterday were enormous and the purchasing was spirited. such prices as these prevail. been taking krer o' cbild'ra. footi and cullud folks for lo deoe many years, bim do IL But s’poso-do I^wd should fall asleep some wahm alternoon, den wbuh would roi laxy niggers be art Hur—rt>ijli!'t—Kansas City Star. Four years nun (he teller car­ riers in a Cincinnati branch postbflica began to save nil tho Iwinojin 7 . . ________ . . .’“’J*™ Mrs. L. Ilenney and sons Homer 'nnd Victor spent Sunday nfternoon * " ’ "" I . Mtoy' Bunn spent Saturday In Worthily Placed. (Grand Hapids. 1» llro UU Boccaccio proroot’A*'11,'!,?11*;!1M. ZrlronH la nnnv 1 11,11 " W* ।« < ■Vdl gf l.lUm llll.ll Wife, Oo to hl. Mood r.lr.rchy* top, ol. M j , k, । ..... |b„.| S.lnl Aupu.Uoc.^omJ.ni.r, oo an<) A1„|n.w th, l-rolio..Th. ^ Ih.r.opo. „ suit lo tho author ol the Uoromeroo. ;| H.-tui.y',. . Utt., u L.t!^.rof. Ol larara I •emend -spMiP ......... ’tlte- -wwkwhich may be translated thus: end visiting relatives in Nashville. "You have overwhelmed me with Joy Mtfrgy Goiff* spent last week vixby a present magnificent and rare, ittog'h^r !;; r ht' J;; 4.*?--, johii Utfiae. Henceforth I shall swim more surely 'Mr. Balldiae^h einl f.imily rtjo“t1" P*,ld Iho mldu „ tored from Peru,. ,IiLliaiut. lo Rev, of this troubled sea you have sent ™o • ^r|wco»1J •fhurM’sy. a very sturdy ship and a clever pilot, ASSYRIA. Saint AUguatino, wboxo guntus la dl* Mrs. Jewell returned homo last astonishment, and W/-tlnes<lay after n number months visit, with her 'son, Henry and self: 'Laxtness, get tbee tieiifnd me; If ever a moment of leisure remains family. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shepard to me, this gift shall fill it Here is an illustrious guest that must rocelvo and children, Mr. and .Mrs. J, C. .Tompkins, motored to Gull Lake. lhe best fare, and will not let me sleep Sunday. . They were the guests of a wink o' nights. In vain will ye Mr. Shepard’s unde. Edward palo and close, O eyes ot mine; ye Daunne and family at Willow must watch, and steep not; in vain Beach landing. sln|) ye think of rest, for we must Mr. and .Mrs. C. C. Serven visited her sister- ..Mrs. Irving Brandl and tabor.' ~ ; in those days the gift ot a good family Sunday. .Mrs. Lynn Shepard was the guest book waa a gift Indeed, comments Har­ per's Weekly. Minds are not made by of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mc­ Intyre of Hastings. Inst week. much reading, but by the enjoyment Edwin Prescott of Allegan, visit­ of a few books of thu best—their di­ ed friends here part of last week. gestion and rereading. Mrs. O. H. Phillips was tailed lo Hastings, Monday to care for her daughter, Mrs. Alina Watrous who (■range ProgrnnL is sick’. ' , . Program .for Star Grange, Satur­ Margaret Braday is the guest of day evening. August 15th. her grnndporenls, Rob'l Smith and Song .by Hie-Grange. ' wife. Roll Call—"The . praUtiul thing I l|»l I have seen today." Youth's Hardest Task. Musie-^SiMor Lottie Belson. ‘The tralnt>g of children is a cooSelect* reading—Sister Eva Sle­ feaacdly difficult task." says an edlto wart. • rial writer. No more difficult than Music— Brother Frank Bush.* ' the training of parents. Many chil­ Barnyard ManureL-When. where dren find the task of conquering the and bow should it be applied?— prejudices and old-fashioned Ideas ol Brother George Crawley. ’ father and mother almost hopeless.— Toledo Blade. Solo—Sister Grace Boyd. If you hud 9500 (q spend in mak­ ing your house more convenient, Perfectly Safe tn-Order. comfoitabte, or beautiful, how Crawford (In fashionable restaurant) would you .spend iIf—.Sisters Trav­ —"Don't order anything' for me. I'm er and .McDonoid.not hungry. ” Crabshaw—"But you will ' Song by Um* Brothers. • be by the time the waiter brings it." Julia. Christy, Asst, Leetirre, incoming mail instead of throwing it away. - A hall waa made of all not 'used on out-going mail,-and this ball now measures twenty-nine inchca in diameter and weighs -BANNER ADVS. PAY.— sevenly-flve pounds. WANT ADV8. PAY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. �---------- THE HASTINGS BANNER. H GIST 13,1911. ’ ----------- --- -------------------- .. -‘r~ PAGE FIFTEEN LITTLE CEDAR LAKE. SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE AT THE GREATER MICHIGAN FAIR Grand Rapids-.--Sept. 2-3-4-5-6-7 Open Day and Night Fast Horses in Running Races that will stir the sluggish blood, Dare Devil Rollo.Looping the Loop on Roller Skates. * Von Ritter in a hair raising Tight Wire Act. King and Queen, the Diving Horses. Morocco Arabs in Gun Swinging and Acrobatic Acts. Italian Banda-Roma, 35 Pieces. Splendid Fireworks Every Evening. ROYAL HIPPODROME—Nine Great Acts. Southwestern Barry Department . BARKYVH I.E. •ial al lhe h-im mill -win. evening given by Ur- young |u*ople was lamely attend- d. Proceeds UlK)Ut <11.00. The Aid Society Will fm-. t in lhe' liaseineni parlors of Hie 'church. Fruluy, Auutlal 13. I'" i‘ti|»p<)*> Mrs. Jctinir Whill- ik is vt-Hing her tiiree. Mr<i. Frnul. lioovw, of -ClaikHvilh*.. .Mrs. Wellman of iMWil. spenl from Friday untU " - din*>lny with lief d'atighlrr, Mrs) Dili: lauirn and Franve* Day Hp.-nt . part of lhe week in lln.-tings, at­ tending the Cliaulnii-iii.i. / visiting her parenf>. Mr. Ben Demarny. Mjss Lizzie Diguon .if spent Sumlay wilh h.-i John Higdon and fuinilj. Miss lAoixitha Howl i. Rapids is visited Bulb MmL.. The Sunday school. ami m-igliIktIiimxI will hnvc a pieiiie ’al Thurniipple lake, 'Him-day, Au- NOKTIlE.UrT iiumv. Mrs. Jane Hinchman of Creek visited al Imn lteml« ami Jerry Haype's Iasi wro L’l/.i VV.th nt Kiidlivill,* •TsIlOtt'sl. . Thu young peopli? gave I u" surprise Saltirday even lias been away lo work nil Thei-q will- be preach Sunday evening. (Jliirk. Homer Shorter mimoL last Frida Hall. .Mr . Shorter HIS GROUNDS FOR SUSPICION SANS CLOTHES. SANS DIGNITY <• Mr. Lanks Might Be Pardoned for Believing Brother Meeks ’. . Was Henpecked. Mrs. W. B. Slrallon will g«> ItiEnlon Rnpiils on Tuesday of this week to visit her iKirenls. Mr. nml Mrs. YOUR FRIENDS! Hastings, Michigan High School PlNS! PINS! FOR ALL PURPOSES is requuKlid lo be present ns it is the election of oOir-i • Everyone present al ilu- ..umlerlv Mr. ami- Mm. Wilk burnuug mu.meeting last Sunday enjoyed the lured lo Haslhigs Iasi Friday. splendid sermon dchvered by Rev Miss Nina Frmx-r and her iiiw aliomltst tin* Cl|au(auqun nl Hus- Among (lie Side Shows Will BeIndian Village of Full Blooded Pottawatomie Indians. Ncimy’s Six Great Shows. Hatch’s Autodrome in which .Xutomobileg will Race. Merry-Go-Round. Ferris Wheel. Thrce-I^eggcd Calf, alive and active. Blooded Holstein Calf with a snout like a pig, also alive and frisky, and a thousand and one other attractions. BRING Waller Payh* ami wife. Munson Newton and wife und Mrs. Will Peibc of Kalamazoo spent Sunday ul I.illle Cedar Lake. . • ^.. Some of the farmers are conlemplaling culling lheir, corn ’ tu savt nearly SIL• Sixth Annual Reunion of Kelley JEnmily. The sixth anuuaLj'-uuiuu. of lli>Kelley family wa- held Thursday. Aug. dlh. >it l air lake. Alami llfly parlook >4 an ('lalsuute picnic din­ ner, followed by iHinling. balhmg, larg'd practice, ball-idnyhig mid f«»llowed by a short addle-s bjr Rev. A. S. Bunnell. Tlm-eWrom n distance Mil.li and family a family of De "My dear, you remember I-have fre-1 quently said to you that 1 believed the extremely modest dress ot lheir Brother Meeks, who lives out beyond women, who were always deeply yelled Ciderside, came tho nearest to being when they went abroad, remarks tho Wholly sanctified of any of my pariah-, Walked In the streets you £ould not see-any part either ot their.faces or wife, noon after returning from a visit' of lheir whole person, nor could they to that portion of hU charge "Well, | themselves see anything of their now I grieve to say that 1 entertain a path." ’in this respect they were dlfgrave suspicion of tho genuineness of, ills sanctification." "Why so?" questioned Mrs. Irinka., "I spent the afternoon at the home, ot thu Meeks family yesterday," re­ turned the good man. "and during my 1 stay a severe thunderstorm came up! veiling of their women. "Every wom­ and theJiouxe waa struck by lightning.! an that praycth or prophesleth with Slater Meeks hud just directed her husband to rekindle the kitchen Are, ead." In another place he.says. "Ths roman ought to have authority upon he was down on hla knees before tho stove, blowing the coals vigorously, when thoro catpe a terrific clap of: veil on her head wears authority on thunder, and a bolt of lightning came! her head." Being Interpreted, this down tho chimney and knocked him1 senseless. Il also loro off nearly all! vail is the power and the horA>r und of his clothing, scorched hla whiskers dignity of the woman; with the vail on. her heud she pan go anywhere In and one leg that looked as if done security and profound respect; she Is with a red hot poker. It was some not seen. It la the mark of thoroughly tlmu before ho recovered bls senses, and when ho did so all he said was. to reproachfully remark lo his wife: an's authority and dignity vanish 'Sarah, you oughtn’t to treat me this along with the all-cnverlng veil that eying just us fast be doifig Brother but 1 cannot help nicro henpecked New York World. ing; Rev. A. S. IhiiUtdl nml family. Mrs. Vei ipir W. l-ier nml children. Will.Kelley mid family of North; east Harry. . • ns I could!' I may Meeks an Injustice, thinking that hr is than sanctified."— BY THE POOL OF THE LOTUS Thoughts of Inmates of the Harem Not /Always Pleasant, Despite Surroundings of Beauty. . Quantlty of Sleep Desirable Cannot Bo Made a Matter of General Regulation. How many hours do you llo In be 1? fine great man who wan much Impressed wiTh'th® value of'getting Started early li^ tho morning was Doc­ tor Johnson; 1760. Hesolvcd, To riso as early os Fall Term Opens Monday, Aug. 31 liohiiismi for Hi.- past t>-n day Mabie Martin rritirm-d hotm today after helpiug Mis. W. M Offers These Advantages: Courses that Prepare For College and University. Commercial Course which emphasizes Educational a: .well as Technical Training. Four years course in Agriculture, valuable because Scien­ tific and thoroughly Practical. Well Equipped Labratories. Large, well selected Library. Trained Teachers who are Specialists. Active Literary and Debating Clubs. Diploma relation with the Universities. Highest Standard of Work. For Further Information Address or Call Upon The Superintendent. F. E. ELLSWORTH, Superintendent, Hastings, Michigan. - his bnilhi-r-iii-l.iA l-'rank Web-I< The Tk'wliftg Sumlay scIkm>I w unilO'W'jlh Hu- Nml II Sunday Seh« anil will luild aj'u-nio at Web-I<।invited In alb-iid. ' Ilf. F. T. Unif rehicnerl li<>iti. Ann ArhoF Tm ' — ' .Mrs. Put 1'* children her. linin' Sunday wilh Mr. nml ’.Mrs. Frmik Keech ami lhe evening with A. E. Ifobinson ami family. Mr. ami Mi-, l.mi Hemlerslmlt of Mr-, l-.ec hiibbard. r tmdy from this-v Chautauqua .d II marble without flow or stain, and the petals seemed astir when the clear crystal passed flowing over them. (And at each corner of the lotus, complet­ ing the square, were triangular panels of delicate waterflowm. und through tho water the carnelian and the aghte and the’ jasper of which they were 1764. My purpose la from this time. fashioned shone’ strangely with vivid To rise early. 17«4 (September). I resolve. To riso Alt around tho pool of the lotus used early; not later than six. If 1 cun; to sit the flowers of Shah Johan's gar­ I hope sooner, but as soon aa I can. den of girls, and there is no pool .on 1766. ( My resolution, 1 purpose to earth that has reflected the Image rise at eight, because, though 1 shall of such beauty. Often did the pearl not yet rise early. It will be: much ear­ Illy, the chief flower and fav.Srijo of lier than 1 now rise, for 1 often Mo <he harem, sit there with unsandaled feet, waiting for tho summons of her 1769. I purpose and hope to rise lord, and sometimes a cloud would early In tho morning, at eight, and by degrees at six. fleeted there when she considered that 1772. I hope to rise by degrees morn | early In tho morning, .. . ■ soon her loveliness would pass and her beauty be maned by tho wrinkles 1774. I hope to rise st eight of tho shriveling years, and desiro The subject of sleep, being one on which men of science are In discord, would fait and long after her lips had crumbled into dust nnd her soft limbs is' not to bo dismissed lightly. Sorno had been laid underground for thu think that most people sleep too much. I worm and the red ant to fatten upon, and that If they am rationally they tho water that flowed there-would bo could get along with little sleep, while. others think all tho emphasis should' ever renewed and know flot the hor- bo put on plenty of sleep as a pre-1 (the Hall of Private Audience), by serrgtlvo of health and youth. Indi-, E. F. Benson tn the Century. vlduala may vary aa much about' sleep pecd^as. they do'afeoul diet and . . What Causes Twilight exercise.—Harper's “ Weekly. Owing to the Met that Iho earth has an atmosphere, daylight does lo tho uplift)—"1 guess not. de^r; I not disappear whenever-the sun sinks below thn'horizon. The rays of th® really don't approvo ot pleasure rides "Very well.” she said.* "If yon are I on Sunday." Billy (after‘n moment sun st Ill strjke the upper regions of afralii’ to ask father for mo wo will] of earnest thought)—"Hut this isn't a our atmosphere, and thus* wo havo consider our engagement at an end." pleasure ride. Well play Ini taking "Thank you." ho replied. "« was afral^j (twilight ahd th® gradual darkening at you .to.sen.a moving picture shou) of Oho sky nnd disappearance ot day­ you might h* disagreeable about lt.“— । light. Cleveland Plain Dealer. The Difference. Billy (who Is putting in a long Sunds> uftrrnoo'n’i—"Let's plsr auto with tho chairs, mummy, and jou tako a . Keep Vonf Liver Active During the Summer Month*-Foley (jtllmrtir Tablets for Slugnish Liver nml (!<in-'llpa(i<in. I IPdoes bent -ill how quickly Eojlry Cal ba rite Tabl'ds llvn your liver nm| . ovt-icnme ccmidlniiXlon. Ney Oldham. Wimberly., Texas, says:—"Eoh-y Calharlic Tnblrls are I1 Im te-Llaxaliv e 1. ever used: 4 Tho(hki*. Ih'- place oi ealmiiel" Wh»l«muh>«. sitrrmg ami oteaiming. -No Arthur .UuihoUaud.—Adv. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. AlT.L'ST 13.191L . IRVING. MONUMENTS iii’o t wring <digtnly If you until n Monument Harker erected this Smiiuo-, and •oiiiniudal.- When you huy a Monument or Marker you nant II ns n laxtinn expression of-jour utlecllon for the departed. You uanlfllir Ix-st material: you nant the tiexi uork: you mint a rruMHinhle Grice. We elm please you imall these lines. Lull IRONSIDE BROS A bad place in lb.- rung niio-hnlf which is reinforced with spreading mile_wcst of Irving station al the wings of concrete and stone. In fi«'l of Hie hill j-.i-t across tinhad n force nf men and train* at Blade by the pas<iiig of threshing work deepening and widening the mm-him-s up and down lhe hill dur­ race proper, which has been aling I lie dry monlli of July. This iQWixlztu till lip with sill and xediinenl for a score or more of years bad place which .w.i* cr thus' allowing only a fraction of |< rackibg and breaking •d lhe hi: Hastings, Mich. Free Ernployment Department □□nn We give our student^, free assistance in obtaining positions when - for them. they are ready Our aim is to make OUR students SO EFFICIENT that they will only'the HiGilEST-QRADE positions. fill Attendance at this school makes you a life member of our free employment department. W«-. not only help you get your first j>osition. hut we are constantly placing old students in better (Xisitions. • . ', । the oihces in Bprry county. again "Beware of leaving fires to Gab* Kidney returned Inst* week start f6'm your carelexsneiw," and Wednesday to the home of hia sis- so forth. For the past few weeks on tteeinml of tha gemirnl drouth it of on.- week'* duration lias been highly iiicumlMml upon till cureful thinking and right i Jfapld"- •Mi-.ktdi»-vi' --l,>wlygaiii- minded individualx to guard against | fag back hi* heallh ami was re- the Marling of Grrs along the roadipurled dnngemush ill wilh blood siih*s nnd in I In* woods., field* or ; poisoning in the left arm when tak­ hedges since a small' blaze in dry en, to Grand Rapids. His friends limes might result in considerable property loss ■ by - causing fires lo hnp» fnr his xuci >-*ful recovery. 1 Lyle l.ampsoii, win* lias been in a spread to building or stack of I -lib-normal Mate of Health the past gram or glasses. II l>elu«i\r- all i-piing and xumm* r. is'now mice io exercise extreme caution at such . ' ■ i mon- regaining his funner strength tiiuexi l"f Imdy and vigor of ymtUi. He Work is being carried on apace [expert* lo once inure try («> go lo in fitting up Irving Holler Mills, for I wmk in the course of a few days. general mining purposes. -Dr. Da­ ■ Miss Mary Jenkin- ami friend. mon I. Buller, of Detroit, has fieeu ;MGs Hall, from Gram! Rapids, left on the jab In person for lh<- past •Friday for a two weeks vacation at few week-, superintending the lake Huron. wmk. which i- being done by o. nf; Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey, a miller and mill weight from Toledo. He is also looking af­ M. Estop and family Lake Odessa ter lhe building - of a new cement We have many inquiries for book-keepers, stenographers and office assistants every month. These are the tangible expressions of the confidence and pn^tige which • ' thin institution enjoys among' promifl'-nt business concerns. □ □□□ day and gravel road bed at tlie mill. Dr. Buller is laying out sev­ foot nf the hill ha- been further eral thousand dollars al fills place pa^'iigi" of autoniebiles nnd horse tn order to put the mill property in first class condition. The many rolls through which the grain , lorn out. There is daiiger that xome autuixt nmy (u>axt >i>>wn the sleep lull lliinking-lhe lH>lh>m is equally tax good going as lhe lop with the IreMill l hal. a bad nccident may hap­ pen. In fart, abonl five years ago l<ef.»r«‘ tin* hill wa- put in condilion al the iHillom ns it was some few lhe self the the W. W. PARSONS, President. Wrile For Information. Kalamazoo, Michigan No matter where the price of wheat goes to WE GIVE YOU 40 POUNDS OF PURITY FLOUR IN EXCHANGE FOR EACH BUSHEL OF WHEAT You NEVER received over 30 to 35 POUNDS in exchange before we started .in.this mill. Our policy of giving you 40 POUNDS has saved the farmers of this county THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS EVERY YEAR. . x And don’t forget that set of BEAUTIFUL DISHES you get by saving PURITY FLOUR COUPONS. . A few cents and your Purity Flour Coupons gets you a set. Save Coupons from Purity. death wax the fad that the lop was up and Illis kept Iho ear from crushing those in tlie aulo. And llieii had places like this one can be patched up wilh |e« expenditure of PHONE 283 Annual Dividends Annual Dividends to be distributed to Wagon Buyers for the next 60 days. Any man who buys a wagon within the next 60 days will get the benefit of this dividend if he buys the wagon at my store. It will be money in the pocket of any man within 20 miles of Hastings to look into this wagon proposition. I have the "BIRDSELL” Wagon, so well and favorably known throughout Barry county. This wagon has stood the test for over 55 years and has EXCLUSIVE FEATURES which make it the most durable and easy running wagon on the market. Then I have the "MANDT” Wagon, which is a heavy 3 1-4 by 10 wagon, but which costs less money to run than the Birdsell. See THE MAN THAT DOES THINGS FOR YOU before buying a wpgon. Not in the Trust ings are all lo be phlnlcd. It is now iiieumbent for all interested tn Irv­ ing and its material growth, pros­ perity and welfare to boost the vil­ lage. and the enterprires lhal go to make up foj communal growth. priKpertly and welfare of the com­ munity. It is far better lo lie a IxMister than a knocker. On Saturday evening Dr. Damon I. Buller, lhe live wire from D<—। Iroit. gave an informal dancing par-1 was furnished l»y Charles B. Jolm-j wm. S«*la Ijim-aster and Allen Matthews and the parly nf merry makers (ripped nil lhe steps mull formations of the German waltzes, the qua'drill*. the Virginia reels and I wees me k'lH-xi. Ill n-'i (iiii-iii .Mutiny Musk, which served tn re­ itlaiiclid Brock, of Caledonia. call "Ye olden time" to many who were then*. .The parly shipped ! day. dancing at twelve promptly and Ml-, nml Mrs. Edward A. Johnson made their way home nfler- a <ff VR - Stuart 8t:. Grand Hapids, iciirtn- <nil with thf-ir iiuln one week I nizu Hnhirdny nnd on Sunday m-­ at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, ' i-ompaiiied bv Mr. nnd Mr*. Will E. Warner's Saturday evening. IJ.ilinson ami children Forrest nml F.l“ie. (lie party niitoed over to Knl- August 15th. Dr. Damon I. Buller informed the "Indies Ahl Society miuutoo' to spend the day. (hat he would furnish all lhe ice । Mrs. Cornelia K<*nhe*ly i* making cream that they could sell at a so­ a.q extended visit with her xon Dml- cial of this kind and that the-Lad- Hastings. . . The Misses Beatrice and \ivian Dunlap arrived home Sunday from a three w. e\x' visit with lheir aunt. Mrs. Gux t-lKslru h. of Grand Rap­ ids. _^'he^4-njoyed a most pleasant reeds lo help defray Hie church ex­ penses. This kind offer was im­ mediately accepted by Hie Irving ladies and all plans are Iw-iiig laid for a record breaking attendance at Ihi.-f social as Hr. Butler is de-, xirous to meet all tin- people ofi I and while there were ul lhe community. Dr. .Buller will; and lake near Grand Rap- also give n speech on "BoOTfingjOur Knliima/on HASTINGS. MICH. Hastings, Michigan prolix-ling railing on each si<le across the creek jn«t al the bait of the hill east of the Doyle farm, ly­ ing one mile north <>f Irving -sta­ tion, This creek had Iteen spanned by a wooden bridge which had be­ come unlit for further service. out all fires made in camp." A widespread agitation is being started in Germany to abolish Hie ax and block in the execution of criminals. Germany is the Iasi civilixod nation ToTdhtrf dwapitaJion In carrying out death' senlen- Irvins General Store It is (he aim of the IrviriM General Store to supply your every-day requirements at the lowest prices. We are now selling F«t Back Pork, lb. . Three 5c boxes Matches .. 13c ...I0o 25c C. R. WATSON,-General Store 1904-1914 IRVING, MICH. BOTH PHONKS—B««ting«, 15» iL-4S: Middleville Line, 102 H.-18. The disposal of one's property after death, whether by will or under the law without a will is a subject which most mortals dislike to consider, andjs often carelessly provided for or shunned altogether. The incident is not uncommon of a competent inheritance, lhe fruit of a lifetime of toil, ability and sacrifice, being swept away by ignorance in drawings will or the selection of a dis­ honest or incompetent executor, or failure to safeguard the share of a spendthrift child. Do not make this error. Avail yourself of the facilities offered by this company and have your will properly drawn and preserved. Grand Rapids Trust Company 123 Ottawa Ave. N. W. Both Phone, 4391 Everyone Should Know that lhe only wav to get value received out of clothing ia to have them dry cleaned and pressed occasionally. Women’s light skirts ond dress­ es, sweaters, motor robes, men’s white trousers,.Palm Beach anils, etc., are dry cleaned lieautifnlly. Our up-lo-dale dry cleaning phut, including ateam press machine and long experience in the business in- HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. ipt AU.nllon to el Poet Dollverlee M. KELLOGG, Pr.pri.I.r PHONE 323 Folks Gone Away? Come in nnd lake breakfast, dinner, or Mlpfs-r with us. We'll • yoii as delicious a meal as you want serve it appetizingly. -xatious delay. advantages >-mt get here. TOM DOYLE IN HOONAVS C.IjriAR STORE HasHnos. Midi. mtinily. who have lhe growth ami I lhe welfare of Irving deep nl heart. growing.on Oak street in Irving Adv. ,-flid now plainly perceptible to the Great Britain is pushing a war o'n writer .were si-.irrlted on the tops race track gambling. In tlie house lln-t.year which came on after a of lords a bill has been introduced by Lord Newton, to prevent the | dry spring. Those same trees Hus writing, publishing, or circulating ! summer have shown leaves a ver­ dant green all summer 4|>'> fa Pnrl within the United Kingdom of any .of «-nm-.*e to.the fact that this sbm- advertisements relating lo betting i met* was preceded by a spring of or tipatork* business. I j topic nnd one Hint is dear tn the fin: growllj of our village and from] I 1.11 <W ............... . •­ whom wo may derive much nsling -talimi ihat looks exceptionally sisjayce by all pulling together for 4 •» he in' r.ibliaues > ..nnuma ’-pci.. >L>iug.xwt ll "•its. impi'W-’j'.-tv* - *-y “tUywiiiuji muck land. The plants ajrf* liie.-n p. twenty-four- incm-x Mr. and Mrs. Burrill F. Gillett re­ | Hint the r.iws are plnlfily lined up turned, one week ago from a Iwo! weeks visit with Mrs. Gillett'* tin broad un-en lines, clear across ! I fie’field. Mr. G. tman bids fair to mother, Mrs. Hat lie Smith, of East be a In-aVy carload shipper of this la-rny. Burril is operator for. lhe li-ommodfiy which brings a fancy railroad company al Middleville. Mr. >nd Mrs. Lynn Bogart are price'in Hu- Chicago market where moving to Hastings. Mr. Bogart If this crop will b>- sent. i Mr.-nml Mrs. John Springer ami has been offen-d a substantial in­ a factory ’ Mr. nml Mrs. Jo-epli Springer vis­ crease to resume work . it.-d Sumlay nt James Bowerman's. nt Hastings, where he formerly had employment. His place on tho sec­ I of Yankee Springs township. ; Mr*. L. D. Hall is convalescing tion nt this place will be taken by nit'cly fri'in lhe effects of the severe a num from Raiding*, whohi Mr. burns received some lime ago nc- Gilletl has engaged. vnsiuiictl by spilling a teakettle full itf Bolling water mi her body when Curd <>f Thanks—Wc .'gratefully Overtaken wilh a fainting spell. I hank our friends and nrigliborx I Her many friemls were shocked to for their many kindnesses during h<-ar of ’In- painful accident ami are the illness and since the death of pleased l<> know lhal she is recov- our beloved husband nnd fnllier! criug. -• also Rev. Phillips for his comfort­ I Since the spell nf Hie drouth this ing word*: also the singers- for , mmiiifr has been broken by the helpful xong-, and lhe many 'vh-i heavy fall nf ram Monday, we may so kindly remembered us with Gow1 reasonably look for more rain from ‘ now mi. In fat-L the drouth of Ibis Mrs. W. W. McKibben. . yehr Ims not bi-eir near ns disast­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl .McKibben, rous as. was la.-t season's spell of Mr. and Mrs. Will Savaeoal (arid weather. Some maple trees | henvy Winfall. Now that we -tfayc had one heavy rain we may roas.nimbly expect that we have been found by the raid makers and since they have mit--range we may gel I another. Ernest E. Warner repents that [along the hi sb wavs in lhe- northern I pari of the state over which they jtravelled in their Irin to the Sauli Str. Marie last duly, that signs'.werr ' he H. While, C. Dr. Hasting*, Jennie Iluiby. Mix* Mjiud E. Rogers. Miss Jxfrraon Slrerl meet Dr. Buller, forming I lie ac-l quafalnm-e of a liig-h<-arlrd. sin-1 Normal C. A. KERR, Proprietor Jesse Townsend The Irving town-hip highway commissioner has r.m-«-d In be built Itachman entertainMiss Blinston, o Hastings Milling Company grinding titid a cob crushing de to care for buckwheat, grinding? llhill struck aoine sand nt till* is a matter of genuine satisfaction rami* spot with Hie result lhal mni'hine skidded u|x>n striking io know that Dr. Butler is doing the work in a way that will build up lense earth nml furnml turtle. Hi.- entire I'oininunily and re-iill in lasting improvement. The mill is; lhe formerly hard road lied is worn Parsons’ Business College shipped away to lie givijn a thnruugh dri"««iiig «h»wn nnd over-i hauling. In this mill will In* found, a complete flour equipment when it is gotten in shape by.the prexenL Advertised Letters. Kninnn & Boyu*. Miller H. F. D. 0), Warren Bultoo,- Mrs. Mr*. 8. W. Kidver. Bailey, Miss Edna Mauil VanderbrcKh. Il’s a laxative,, of cour*e—and .the nicest hot weather drink you ever tasted. Flushes thoroughly, and pleasantly, loo. F. Q. £rysler. Syra­ cuse. N. Y.. says: "Have used laxa­ tives for 15 year* but thin Cltrolax Ims gof everything elm- beat a mile," Try iLx-Arlnur Mulholland. And -AiW. FARMERS Who Want a Good v Smoke We want you lo conje here when you are in the city. You \\AM a GOOD smoke when you have one, and we're here to supply that - want. •There Is no need of your buying any there drifld-ntil, ditslcpveri-d Cigars and Tobacco. such as you will nnd in the usual ...i__ _ .. ...... ._______ ।................ The Cigar and Tobacco business is OUR BUSINESS.. We have no other business, consequently we give it our undivided-at­ tention. We keep our stock RIGHT—in line, lined vases, which hold tlie moisture. Our Electric Humidore. automatically keeps everything al just tlie proper temperature. We do a HOLE­ SALE business: we buy in LARGE QUANTITIES; we get the IXJWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. We turn our slock rapidly so its ALWAYS FRESH nnd clean. The result of all this is that here you get a bettor smoko for your money. Jusl try it nnd see. We’re on Jefferson Street Just Four Doors South of the Hastings City Bank Building. J. F. HOONAN Jefferson Street Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER AUGUST 13,1914—20 PAGES. PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. There are several services held in ful altars, and are beaulifled by different naris m different lan­ the bnislies of. Angelo. Raphael and guages. It alwi contains a M. E. others. In am* of tho chapqjs we Theological school nml a school for saw Angelo's representation of thu girls. Il is needless for me lo say dradjtavior on the knees of tho M»lhal we attended the services in the donna. In another chapel is a col­ umn of while marble, said to have English section. The room in which the English Iwen brought from Jerusalem and DESCRIBING THU' THHOIGII services are held is small, about lhe one against which Hie Savior loaned when lie taught in the Terns»’rrzEiu.vii>. taly and 30x21. feet. The interior walls Pie. . f . have a rnarblt* tlnisli: the floor is, THE ST. GOTHARD TINNHIinlaijl squares of while ahd gray ' There are many wonderful and marble; the six windows are each beautiful Inmbs .all dona irr mar­ double ami aro of yellow, blue ami ble or bronze, erected in Memory of ’ VISITED GENOA WHERE CHRIS­ rose colored glass. The .windows various persons connected with the One in TOPHER COLUMBUS WAS BORH ar.* separated by marble columns history Of the church. with rlehjy sculptured Corinthian particular attracted Aimee's atlencapitals, whilt* engraven on the (itm—that was the tomb of ClemenL bases of Hie columns are the names XIII. On one side of the praying Inieresting prscriplion of Some of of various American M. E. Bishops, Pope is the figure of "Death" sittingthe Famous Cathedrals. Palaces an,| divines. There are in the with his torch reversed; on the • and Art Galleries Visited In Home room four pure while Carara mar­ other is Hu* figure <>f “Life" (Re­ ble busts, one of Bishop Vincent, ligion) from whose head goes forth We herewith print a couple of one of Bishop Newman, and two ■rays of light, ft is guarded by two letters from Mrs. Flora Braille new ones on which no names have lions, one awake and,pm* asleep, Henkes, written from Rome, Italy, yet t.e.*n imM-Eitnsl. But I am representing ’- walc|tfnlne.«<. This on July 17 and IH. The first Jotter positive that one of them is the is the work of the sculptor Canova, was addressed lo her mother, and bust of Bishop Burt, our own Bish­ ami surely must 'bo his master­ the second was for her Sunday op. . piece. Wo did not go into the school class, Both of them will he Tlie service was conducted by crypt of the church, but it’must be found very interesting. Rev. B. M. Tipple. He did nut fol­ very interesting, for there rest, the Rome. Italy. July 17, IP! 1. Neither low Hie same order of service that remains of many Popes. Dear Ones nl Home:— we -do.. Tlie vongregalion was did We-wsrend to lhe eupalo, which 11 has been two or three days small, mostly American travellers. is reached by many step*. On the since I wrote you last and I think When the minister arose and said very top of the Cathedral is a large I had bett.er Rive you a little in­ in plain English:—"We will com­ bronze ball which can hold b» per­ formation about the “globe •t ml• I have not begun to loll y«ni mence our worship by singing, sons. tor.*." ‘Come Thou Fount Of Every Bless­ of tho wonders and splendors of .this Wo arrived in Rome last night al ing.'" I could not keep the tears magnificent structure. Ir would Ittrn big city, and so iiolsy. •from coming into my eves. Il has take volutm-s to tell ymr of an. its I guess I am like •’Samaniha Allen" been weeks since we have, heard chapels and altars. ii« pictures nml -from the country and can't stand any one speak in goo,I English out­ statues, its mosaics in floor, sides the noise.---------side of out own-party. Then when amLadlitigs it«jno-lalliQns,_etc. _ The.drowning event in cynncclion After we left Zermatt, sue staid lie called upon a Vermont minister the next night among lhe moun­ to offer prayer, and he prayed for wilh Illis Sunday, in Rorm* was the tains of Switzerland. al Brigue. those we love on the other, side of lirivilepe of sewing His Holiness the One of thh Catholic girls in ilhul was a dirty little place) then the water ns well ns wc. who are Pope. we went on to Inlrrioehen. h beau­ visiting lands that are strange ami our ptuty secunStl mhnission for'ii*. tiful spot so shut in by mountains unlike our own. the tears came It appears that upon stated occa­ We read sions the Pop- appears on a balcony • lhal all one could see was the blue once again all unbidden. sky alnive. From there we went the 2flth Psalm resp<tn»ively. nml of the Vatican, on the second floor) lo-Lucerne, such a pretty place and this taking part in the service made umLble«*e« lhe people. The scrip­ Iho shops so tempting. From Lu­ us feel quil»‘ at home. The Vatican is an immense pile cerne we wont to Bologia ‘in’ tho ture lesson was from John 5, while of buildings irregular in shape, Italian Alps, our first stay in Italy. the sermon, or rather talk, for it .built around a hollow square. It is We crossed through lakes nnd was not a sermon, was alsiut mod­ saiil .to be the largest palace in the ■ went part of the «.iy toy rad. The ern Italy.. . When the collection world, and is the permanent resi­ lakes are simply beautiful. They was taken, tin* pastor prayed that dence of th- Pope. It contains 40 never dump any rubbish along the God would bless all n« tlwy gave courts. 1,100 rooms anti over 2i*l After the stair cases. lake or river fronts, but build walls their offering in Rome. We entered ih- Vati­ and decorate them wilh vines nnd churrh servic<*s we took carriages can by one nf tho cloudeil marble Borghese si airways. Howers and 'shrubs. The ride along for n dflve to Hie The way through thgrounds, nnd palace and art galler ­ lake Como was ti.dream of beauty slaircas-s bribe court in which •Mie • for ono whole half day. This I rip ies. Pope was lo appear was carefully Tho grounds are l>ca>difl<*<l by manned by guards in costume. Tie* also took us through St. Gothard tunnel, next to the largest in the statues and fountains amt groves, Swiss guards wore a uniform* of world. PHi miles long, and lhe high­ through which interesting paths three colors, re<l. yellow ami navy It was in this grove nml by blue. est up of any tunnel in the world. wind. Thezlro»isei-s were red, nnd They close the windows lo keep one of these statues that Haw­ over them were lltre«*-iiu-h stripes out lhe smoke nnd gn*. and I lien we thorne laid the scone .of his "Mar­ of blue and yellow." Tlie waist coat, Some of'u's had our was of- the same color, made in plunge into the dark. I thought ble Faun." wc never would get through, it took pictures taken in front of one of Norfolk style, ami the tam-o-shaiius a little oypr a half mi hour. Hu* fountains' in tins grove. The ler shaped hats were ilecorated There is a*double track all the way museum, or art gallery, contains with gold ornaments. Another diihrough. so there is little danger of two wonderful collectioos, one of visinn of guards wore beautiful sculpture and one of paintings by black uniforms^ elaborately trim­ accidents. Much ''of the med in white and silver. I know that we went through at tin* groat masters. Surety least HO tunipds yesterday—shorter sculpture irv the one section per­ llo'se guards added a touch ot color ones that would take from oqe to tains lo Aulijectx. connected wilh and beauty to the scene, for they five minute*—but that is a long Greek and I-atin mythology. The were everywhere in evidence. Va­ time in the dark: In passing rooms themselves defy my powers rious orders of monks, priests ami Marble mosaics sisters were also much in evidence Ihrough some of the longer ones of description. ' with gold and precious stones form we had the light* turned out. iff their religious garb. The Pope We left Bologia for Genoa Hie side walls with tiieir medallions was slated lo prouounce his bene-, (Cxilumbus*' birthplace) where we %nd bas-reliefs, while tho ceilings dielion at 5 p. nu but we stooil in staid night before Iasi. We left are covered wil|i the paintings of lhe crowd, for over half an hour There bef«ire‘soim*-of the double-window* Genoa nt Grit yesterday morniifg the great mastAr paintcTs. and arrived boro Iasi ntglil. at 9:30. are-ten such rooms tilled with Jhe opened above Ihi? balcony where II. was n long, dirty ride, but not so busts of emperors. Greek anil Ro- tht* Pope was to ^piiear. nnd. J wo iiian deities, vases nntLycssels of hiiabl- will) horns aiiii<iuii.-.-.l Ins very warm.’ • I wish that you could sec where ophiln and plabaaler ami other coining. The band responded with we are staying al the Hotel de things that I can not mention, nnd a beautiful strain of music, lhe In tlie gallery windows into the balcony opened, "Boo!*"--th'5- tell US it is one of tin* did not understand. old palaces of the royal household, section*we found lhe great pictures and the Pope, all in white, with a hut no longer good enough for of the masters of painting, repre­ heavy gold chaili. on which hung a royalty. I know that the hall senting scenes from Bible history. crucifix, aiiout. his. mu’k. appeared. through which wc go loJhe dining There are l! rooms in this section; The crowd cheered and cheered. room is 15 tn 20 rods long, nnd in the side walls and Ceilings are cov­ Tho‘ Popo was accompanied by its dny was elegant. Aimce and I ered will) pjclur<*.s, the colorings of three cardinals, at least we took have a room that is 35 to 10 feel which defy description—picture* of, them to b- cardinals) dressed in long nnd nearly half ns wide. The the “Jx»ni's Supper:" the “Holy red, blackband purple robes. "Virgin ami the floor i<of marble, nml lhe walls Family;’’ the A hush fell over the standing au­ are ‘wonderfully" and "fearfully” Child:" the "Prodigal Son;" lhe dience: the Pope raised tlis hands frescoed. The chandelier is of "Crucifixion;" “St. John the Bap­ in an altitude of blessing, and pro­ opalescent glass, and as lurg<' tist.” by the brushes of the world's nounced a few wonts in Igitiu. The greatest masters—all met our wo^around ns a. big wagon wheel. Catholic members in tn- audience Tin’ flours (Uipouai- knelt and respdnded iii Latin, clos­ We all took a carriage ride out ilering gaze. through old hisloricnL-Rome today, oul the palace and art galleni's ing with "Amen"—lhe only words over the old Appian way that Hie were cither marble or mosaics rep­ that we cOuhl understand.' * After Caesars travelled over before resenting Bible scenes, gladjalnrial ttiut the band slriick up a .*arre<t siyl hnlogicn) ■ r-'.VWj.V niny, 'the Pope ariit cifwfinnis refir-" Gflrist’.f ti’rin-. .'-'rrrtlib* old CAirdn.; a, wniy'is still standing. We visited At ono o'clock we returned to our ed, nnd lhe audience melted away. tho Forum. Coliseum, St. Paul's hotel for luncheon. Tho meals are There were comparatively few Wo rested a Cathedral and went down in the Very palatable. Catacombs Ibis afternoon. The couple of hours and then started Protestants in the audience, hut I You goo we are some for one was much impressed with Catacombs are lhe underground out again. the sacred jolemn'ess of it all. Af­ Our nflernoon Initial places of the Christians in "ghdie t rollers." 1 the days of Nero nnd other einifer- wanderings took us to SI. Peters ter this we relurm-d lo our lioteh I did not intend to spin this out ors that, persecuted them. When Cathedral, where we entered Arid we paid our admission fet*. wo were what is called the “Piazza." an en­ In such length; hut tlierc seems to each given n candle anil told to fol-* closed elliptical court for ntariy be no place to stop. • At some of low the guide, (a priest) br we closed) giving one an idea of tin- jjur fiituce'iflnss meetings I may tell would get. lost. He said there wfcre amphil heater.. The colonades on yon much more than I ran write. Very sincerely your*. " over 5(i miles "of underground each side, (f should say were 300 or Mrs. Flora Henkes. caves, like so much honoy*cnmb. |00’> were of Greek style of archi­ WTEBESTIIG LETTERS FROM MRS. REMKES Better To Be Safe Than Sorry Wise investment of the money which one may have saved is a problem. Thousands of hard earned and slowly paved dollars have, in the past few years, by people of this city and county, been invested in fake mining schemes, fake promotion schemes, and other devices conceived by smooth-tongued promoters of get-rich-quick schemes to separate honest folks from their mon­ ey. Many of your fellow citizens are poorer, and, let us hope . wiser, for their sorry experiences. But it ought not .to be necessary for You to learn that way. And it is quite unnecessary for you to trouble yourself about the SAFE and WISE INVESTMENT of your Savings. Bring them to this bank and deposit in our Savings Department We will Pay You 50 Per Cent Higher Interest Than A Government Bond Would Yield You, and compound the interest TWICE EACH YEAR. Your deposit here will be backed by the $650,000.00 re­ sources of this bank and are as safe as a government bond. Come in and let us talk it over. We are here to serve you. THE BANK THAT DOES THINGS FOB YOU Hastings City Bank The Bank That Does Things For You Capital $75,000.00 An August Path. I know a path where balm o* the bee Makes bright Ila crimson torch for me, . * —— And the wild sunflower's whorlSl gold Is scattered on Iho trodden mnhl. •Here'mint and passafras combine With spicy nUars from the pine, And the sweet clover's fragrance fills Tho little hollows of lhe hills. I know a path where winging by Goes lh>' bright load' d dragon fly. Knighllfkv. to seek his Guinevere Beside some willow bordered mere; And where the thrush lhal made the May x Thrill wilh the burden of It* lay KI ill lunes a Huie ns line nnd true As lhe rapy Mnrsyns ever blew.' I know a path where I would lead .Your steu* away .from Ujil and greed. • And wrap you round with tho durpss. , Tho cloistral balm of quietness; A palh of drifting dreams whero dwell Life’s honey nml its hydromel, The taste whereof is joy's increase. And the full heart’s .case that is peaceI —Clinton Scollard. Resources Over $650,000.00 China's New Anthem. China is lo have a'new national ant hem. Il has been composed by Mrs. ('.hang Chien, wife nf one of China's greatest statesmen, who holds the dOico of minister of ag­ riculture and commerce. In the English lhe anthem sounds some­ thing like an American political platform. The music has .an ori­ ental flavor and lhe anthem prom­ ises soon lo become lhe song of lhe people. Hero is a free translation of the general theme: Her majestic mountains and superb . landscapes Witness the greatness of China. Chosen home of lhe oldest civiliza­ tion. The emperors have effaced them­ selves and restored the thrtme to the people. To lhe people belongs the supreme .... **r. • Long have Confucius, and Mencius taught this: . In the limo.of Yao ami of Shun was II, proclaimed. • Tho people comprise the live’races, nnd the live race are indissol­ uble. . Thus united, China is invincible. Wu must develop lhe wealth of lhe / laud, foster agriculture and in­ dustry, Redress wrongs, and make our peo­ Trying Times. ple happy. “Is your husband pleased with hla Education and civilization are the appointment to the benchT" Tn great works of the day. n afral.l not. Ho nays It's a very trying We mtisL all be oqual in fact as well situation.’-*— Buffalo Express. as in name. For did not Con­ fucius and Mencius teach ab­ solute socialequality? BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. For a Good Position By training for Commercial Employment at thia great school you are practically oMurod of on excellent petition. Over 200 Positions in 132 Dags From January I Io July 31 we placed over 200 young men and women ia ttaady“positions. The lime, excluding Sundays, ii 182 day*. Send (or thia and other lira of students placed in poaiiioM. Don't wait Writs Today far Heaatifu! Catalog Hay, Night and Hornt Study Coursgg McLachlan Easiness University 110-118 Pearl Jtreet Grand Hapids, Mich. Surplus $50,000.00 Death of Watson W. McKibben. ' Division of Labor. Wntsoh W. McKibben,* aged G8 While It takes 40 persona to make years, one of tho well-known resi- a washboard, 120 to make a shoe, j dents and civil war. veterans of somewhere between fifty end sixty to । Carlton township, died nl his home construct a corset, a score or more to on Wednesday afternoon of last manufacture a sltufie pair of overalls, week. He was born in Seneca county. Ohio, on April 13. IMO. Al and equal numberm to prodace other lhe early agv'of 17 years he en­ simple articles tn/dally use, the task listed in lhe Ninth Ohio Cavalry of proportlotftng'lo tbo worker a fair and served twenty-one months. Hr wage for hla,or l»r exerttono la not was in lhe celebrated ‘inarch to the ao simple a'matter aa somo would sea with Sherman und look pari in have us believe. But a fair division several important battles. would be a much easier problem to On August 29, 1807, Mr. McKib­ solve were each worker placed on ap ben was united itD-marriage witli equality In bargaining. Miss Dora E. Hakes. The young people, like so many newly, mar­ ried folks born in pioneer days, packed (heir few belongings into a wagon nnd drove from Ohio to Carltpn township where thpy clear­ ed a line farm. Six children were tuigx Jr» - TIuhim uslux GLyyivu are: Earl McKibben, who resides at the homestead, and Mm. William Savacopl. ‘ , Mr. McKibben was a useful citi­ zen in his community and had many friends. Until recently when he became too feeble to retain his membership In* was animated with Fitzgerald Post, G. A. R., of Hast­ Creston, Iowa.-"! suffered with fe­ ings. Funeral services were held nt 10:30 o'clock Saturday, Rev. male troubles from the time 1 came into Phillips, of Carlton, ofllcialing. womanhood until I Burial took place in Riverside. had taken Lydia E. Pinkham’s. Vegeta­ ble Compound. 1 Spray for Fall Brood would have pains if of Codling Moth. I overworked or Groat damage is often inflicted lift-ed anything upon lhe crop of (all and winter heavy, and I would varieties of apples and nears by Hie be so w. ak and ner­ fall brood or the codling moth, vous and in so much which weather and orchard condi­ misery that I would tions indicate will appear this year be prostrated. A about lhe flrsi week in August. Tho pest can be effectively con­ friend told me what trolled’ by the use of the following your medicine had done for her and I sprays: 2% to 3 pounds arsenate tried it It made me strong and healthy of lead paste or IV* lo-IH pounds of and our home is now happy witli a baby arsenate of lead powder should be boy. I am very glad that I took Lydia added lo every 'SO galloon of dilute E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and lime-sulphur or Bordeaux inixtUrd, do all I can to recommend it”—Mrs. A. which ever is being used to con­ trol the fungus disease; It is. B. Boscamp, 604 E. Howard Street, necessaiy that this spraying he Creston, Iowa. done wplh great’ thoroughness so Tons of Roots and Herbs that tho frulla and foliage are cem- are used annually in the manufacture pletely covered wilh the poison. of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com­ Should very heavy rains follow pound, which is known from ocean to within two or three weeks of the application, it would be advisable ocean as the standard remedy for to repeat the application of tho female ills. spray the third fcreek in August. For forty years this famous root and Many apple growers have .found herb medicine has been pre-eminently this extra spray highly profitable successful in controlling the diseases of in all seasons. . women. Merit alone could have stood More complete directions for this teat of time. spraying are found in the Spray If you have the slightest doubt Calendar sent free upon 'applica­ tion lo the Director of the Experi­ that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta­ ment Station, East Lansing, Mich. ble Compound will help you,write to LydiaE.Pinkbam MedldneCo. O. K. White. .... (confidential) Lynn,Maso^for ad­ Field Rep. in Horticulture. vice. Your letter will bo opened, WOMAN WEAK ANHERVOUS Find* Health in Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. BANNER WANT ADVS, PAY, I . and Iho graves were niches about 0 feel, long and 2 feet widy. dug in tin1 rock, one above the other, for miles nnd miles. Then there were cross-roa<Ls .leading in all direc­ tions. We 'were cautioned not lo let our candles go out, and to keep near the guide, or wo would gel lost. It surely wasn't a pleasant thing to think about. We also visited St. Peter's Cathe­ dral. which has cost untold sutns of money and work. One thing surprises me. here, and that is the weather. I ex­ pected to literally "roast," but il tins not been uncomfortably warin nqy of the time. 1 have seen many a warmer day al home than il has been here today. The dust is far tvorse than Iho heat. We arc all well and I think it re­ markable that we should cross the ocean and take the long jaunts lhal we do, ami none of us be sick. Rome, Italy, July 18, 1911. Dear Girls:— Toni sure that ’you will all be in­ terested in what has inlerosted me in Rom*>, on Lord's day, .Saturday July 18. , Two of oup parly arc- Catholics and went to early mass at St. Peters Cathedral. The other ten. after a- labs breakfast, started for the American headquarters of the. Methodist church in Rome. The building itridf is a largo im­ read and answered by a woman, posing wliite marble structure pf *ad held in strict eooldcnco. modern stylo of architecture' tecture. and so arranged as to leave room for carriages ami pedestrians to pass belweerf the rows nf pillars. This space v^as also decorated with COlOtMtal -l.ilti''-. In tie* ••enter of lhe court is a great red granite obe­ lisk. Several doors givi* access in­ to the church proper. 'The great bronzeil doors nrc opened only on special occasions (they did not ad­ mit our party.)/ There seem to lie thrye long naves on' tin* interior, 575 feet long, while J he main tran­ sept is said to be over IW feet wide. There are many chapels, altars ami smaller aisles. After we enter the main arch there are, on each side of the church, angels supporting the basins of holy waler. These are supposed to' be' boy angels. When we look-at llu-m and realize that they are as larite as grqwn men. we then can' estimate the-im­ mense size of everything in con­ nection with lhe structure. There is one-central dome and four smaller ones: ‘ Under the central dome is a grand canopy of bronze and gold which, it is said, covers the tomb of KI. Peter. Only the Pope and some high . Cardinals celtbrale mass at the altar connect­ ed with this—and then only on great occasions. The lamps about Hits altar burn night and day. On one side of lhe naive iA a bronze statue of -St.' Peter, pealed on a marble chair, wilh one foot extend­ ed. The loo is worn smooth by the kissing of -ilevot.-.'s, Die for Lily Leaves. A powder made from the leaxM of water lilies la successful In making various fabrics waterproof. The in­ ventor of rhe powder noticing that water was. not absorbed when it felt on tho leaves, but slid off, conceivedthe Idea that the same substanco which made the lily leaf waterproof might be used in connection with fab­ rics. The powder from the leaves la mixed with water, and the process consists -in Immersing the fabric in this mixture. Our Dwelling Placa. The earth Is not a place ot atone* meat; It la that dwelling place of pura where we must toil for tho achieve­ ment of the Ideal truth and justice— tho ideal of which the rudiments are hidden In every man’s soul.—Mazzini. Summer Coughs are Dangerous Summer colds are dangerous. They indicate low vitality and of­ ten lead lo serious throat and dung troubles, including consumption. Dr. King's New: Discovery will re­ lievo the cough.or coin promptly and prevent complications. Il is soothing and unliseptfa and nukeit you feel better at once. To dajyy is .dangerous—get a* bottle of Dr. King** New Discovery ol once. Money back if not satisfied. Ko. . All of the chapels contain beauti­ and 11.00 bottles al your Druggist. �THE HAOTOWfl BANNER, AUGUST 1H>IL Cegal JWwrtl*t««t$ Morlgnpc Sale. Default having been made in tho condition* of a certain mortgage made, axocuted and delivered by Harriet .Moors of lhe’township of Maple Grove. Barry County, to Af­ ton D. Smith of the City nf Hart­ ings. Barry County, Michigan, dat­ ed the 10th day of March A. D. let if and recorded In the office of the register of Deeds for Barry Coun­ ty, Michigan, on the l!Qth "day °f March A.*D. 1012 in liber 72 of Mortgages on pages.370-371 and on which mortgage there is now due al tho dale hereof by reason of tho non-payment of llm annual interest due March 20<h. I9J3 and the non^mienl of the annual interest due rch 20th. 1914 and the taxes due and payable December 1st. 1912 in­ cluding an attorney feo provided by statute and stipulated for in said mortgage tho sum of One Thousand Seventy Seven and 10-100 Dollars and the said mortgagee having elected and hereby electing to de­ dare the full amount, secured by­ said mortgage due and payable in accordance wilh lhe provisions 'contained in said mortgage, notice is hereby given -that by virtue of tho power of sale contained, in said mortgage, I shall’ foreclose the sauie by a sain al public auction to the highest bidder at the North front door of lhe court house, in the Oily of Hastings, on Saturday tho 22nd day of August A. D. Bill al ten o'clock in lhe forenoon, all of those certain pieces or paredi of land situated and being in the town­ ship of Maple Grove. County of Barry and State of Michigan and described as follows, to wit: The North twenty (20) acres of the North one-half (W) of lhe South west quarter (%) of section three (3), also twenty (20) acres situated in lhe Southeast comer of the Northeast quarter (U)of said sec­ tion three (3). said Inst parcel being forty (40) rods north and south by eighty (80) rods east nnd west and all in town two (2) North of range seven (7) West, Michigan, the same being lhe premises described in the mortgage herein referred to. . Dated May 27th- A. D. Wit. Afton D. Smith, Mortgagee. Thomas Sullivan, ■ Attorney for Mortgagee. Busi­ ness address, Hastings, Michigan. Adv. 13-wks. Order for Publication. Slate of Michigan, The Probate Court for the County of Barry. At a session of said court, held at tho probate oilice. in- the City of Hasluigs, in said county, on lhe 3lsl day of July, A’. D. Wil. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, Judge of probate. In lhe Matter of lhe Estate of Henry B. Robischung, Deceased.' Amelia Frances RobiMhuPtfAdministratrix of said estate hav­ ing filed in said court her petition praying that for reasons therein staled that Stella Locher or aome other fuitable person l»e appointed trustee' of the interest of one Sar­ ah Locher. ; It is Ordered, That lhe 21st day of August A. D. tl>t I. nt ten o’clock in the forenoon, al said probale oflice, be nnd is hereby appointed for hcamig said petition: It is Further Ordered, That pub­ lic notice thereof lie given by pub­ lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous* to said day of hearing in the Hastings BANNER, a newspaper printed and ■cirvulated in said county. Chas. M. Mack. A true copy. Judge of Probale. Grave Bauer. Register of Probate. CHANCERY SALE. In pursuance mid by virtue of a decree of tho Circuit I’ourt for the County of Barry and State of Mu ll­ igan, in Chancery,'made and enter­ ed on the 14th pay of March. A. D. 1911. in a certain cau.se therein wherein “vrmau and Nannie Sotivr were complain­ ants and Lyman Henry ChamberHan and Be»s(c Ch.ti'ifwjrlain were ‘■defendants. Notice is hereby given, tha|. I shall sell at pubHc_auclion to the highest bidder, at the. North Front Door of the Court House in the City of Hastings. Barry Coun­ ty, Michigan, (that bring the place of holding the Circuit . Court for said county), on Saturday-the 12th day of September, A. It. 191S at to o'clock in the forenoon. Hie follow­ ing described property, viz: all that certain pjece—or parcel—of land situate in lhe Township of Hast­ ings, county of Barry and state of Michigan. described as follows: The South one half (><i, of the South (44) of the North West one quarter (*4) of section number • town number three ,3) North, nt range number eight 'Hi West, Township of Hastings, Comity of Bfrry and stale of Michigan. Dated July 28th. 1911. James M. Smith, - . Circuit Court Commissioner, ' . .. . Billry County, Mich. Lee H. Pryor, Solicitor for Complainants. Business Address, Hastings, Shell. Order for Publication. Stale of Michigan, The Probate .Cojirt for the County of Barry. At a session of said court, held at lhe probate qfflee, in lhe city of Hastings, in said county, on the 17lh day of July A. D. <914. ” Present: Hon. Cha*. M. Mack, Judge of Probate. In the Matter of (he Estate of Mary E. Ormsbe, Deceased. Esther P. Freeman, daughter, having filed in said,court, her pe­ tition praying that 'an ofder or de­ cree may be tirade by this court detannimng who are the legal heirs of said deceased and entitled to'in­ herit her ortafc li ia Ordered. Thai the 15th 2i invite* tha nation to repentance, promising the return of Measiah. Chapter 4 records the manner in which the Yt’ord waa received. Tiiis time He say* "all things are ready," lhe Lord Jesus Christ had then died and risen, so that all things were ind>-< d ready. The in­ vitation is once more to “them which are bidden" Their response to this invttaUon is record tn v 6­ 6. They made light of it, ani^ went their ways, being occupied with farms and merchandise. Read Act* 7:51. Like Judah, after he had sold Joseph, fumed a merchant (Gen 38), so did these; They went Hieir ways (Is, ’ Nor dld lbvy , Mop there. "The reiMnanl took Notice of Hearing Claims. Notice of Henrinn Claims. Stale of Michigan, County of Hi* servants, and entreated them State of Michigan, County of spitefully and slow them. See, for Burry, ss. Barry. s.». Notice is hereby given, that by an illustration of the spiteful treat­ Notice is herein* given, that by an ment Acts 4:t-;j, and for .tlio ful­ onler of the Probate Court for the onler of the Prolmle Court for Hie fillment of the last- clause of v 6, County of Barry, made on the !8lh Count}? of Barry, mode on tlie 61 h .Act* 7, where Stephen gave His life day of July. A. D. toil, four months day of August, A. D. 1914, four for the testimony of Jesus Christ. from lhal date were allowed for months from that date were allow­ The invitation is not immediately creditors lo present dhelr claims ed for creditor* to present I heir repeated to those who were bidden. against Hie estate of Phebo A. Horn claims against tin; eslnte of Henry Instead, (be Kins i* now wroth, late of said county, deceased, and Coboon, late of stfid’ county, doand sword and lire jfe sent unto that ail creditors of said deceased ceatH.-d, and llial all creditors of This we find fidare required lo present lheir •aid <leceu*ed am required to pre­ tho murderers. filled in lhe destruction of Jeru­ claims to said Probate Court, nt the sent their claims to said Probate salem A. D. 70. Bee Luke 19:4L44 Court, at the Probate Office in the Prolate Office in the City of Hast­ and 21:29-24. Literal fulfillment 1 ings. for examination and allow­ City of'Hastings, for examination of these ami other (irophedes gives ance, on or before the t8lh day of anti allowance, on or before the 7(h rise to the que»tion "Why shall x»(e November next. and (hat aueh day of December next, and that say (hat promi'- ' concerning Is­ claims will lie heard before said Such claims will Ini Beard before rael's future wifi hot lie literally Court, on Wednesday lhe 18lh day •aid Court, on Monday lhe 71 h day of November next, at tan o’clock of December next, at ten o'clock in fulfilled?" Then a third invitation 1 is given, hut not to the ones who the forenoon of that day. in the forenoon of that day. were bidden on the two previous Dated August 6lh,.A. D. 19! L Dated July 18th. A. D. 1914. occasions. God's dealing wilh Is­ CHARLES M. MACK, CHARLES M. MACK, rael as a nation has ended until af­ Judge of Probate. 'Judge of Probate. ter the church is removed from the . earth. We note then the second in­ vitation seat forth, responded to by ■ CHANCERY HALE. rejection and open rebellion, with In pursuance aud by virtue of a the result that punishment was in- . decree of lhe Circuit Court for the ilicied and alhinl invitation issued County of Barry and Stale of Mich­ to those outside. igan, in Chancery, made and enlerThe unworthy ones are now set <-d un the 23rd day of June A. D. aside, and the world-wiile invita­ if)! I. by lhe Hon. Frank D. M. Davis, tion is given, “As many as ye of (he Eighth Circuit, of Michigan, .-dial) find" are now to be bidden. presiding, in a certain cause The individual Jew can come lo therein pending, wherein Samuel Christ now just the same as the For Sunday Aupust 23. Dickie. Clement Smith and William Gentile, but the nation is set aside. By Ixv IV. Amrs. 11. Brace, constituting the Albion The servants'did as instructed, College Endowment Fund Commit­ The WrtMinu Feast Mall. 22:1-1 L with the result that both bad and tee, were complainants and Amos It. Golden Text: Luke 13:3L good ape brought in. This cannot Haile and Anna R. Haile were de­ liitruduclorj’. ‘ refer to the true church, for in il fendants. Notice is hereby given, Our Lord continue* speaking there are none bail. i. e. unbeliev­ that I shall sell at public auction ers, who like the man without the parabolic-ally. Tffe parable is sim ­ lo tho highest bidder, al tho North ilar to the one we studied in the wedding gurmenl. will eventually Front Door of the Court House iu second quarter (Luke 14:16-21.) but be cast out. Only true believers tho City of Hastings, Barry County. a close study Will reveal that lhe are in tho true church, nnd they Michigan, (that being the place of We have dispensational feature* arc lacking shall never be cast out. holding the Circuit Court for said in Luke and are found in Matthew then before us Chrislcndom. the county), on Saturday tho 19th day where they belong, calling attention mixed mulliludr. partly good ami of September, A. D. 1911 at 10 Those who are mere Read What Father Mahoury Says in -again to lhe fad that the Bible is partly bad. o'clock in the forenoon, thu follow­ not the imperfect work of fallible, professors are without the wedding Ri'Unrtl to the Keeley Treat ing described property, viz: all that garment, and must be cast out. ment. certain .piece or parcel of land sit­ finite creatures, but rather finds Us source in tlie* eternal God. God The scene of the wedding furnish­ uate in the township of Irving, chose Hie man to write (2 Peter ed with good and bad guests is not county of Barry- and state of Michi­ l:2t); chose the subject about in heaven. Now but .the saved Rev. Martin Mahoney. gan. described as follows: The The scene is earWhcih he should write (Luke 24:26, will be there. St. Paul, Minn. northwest- quarter 04) of. the 'thly. Il is before men gel-to hea­ southeast quarter (U); also the 26; i Peter t:H); chose (he inci- < ven that lhe *ei>aralion take* place. ‘’Often ami often in the seventeen; dents (hat should be recorded tn years of my ministry as n nrtesl I west one half (U) of lhe southwest this divinely authenticated Book Many are called, hear the call, but have wished to heaven for some quarter (14) of lhe northeast quar­ few are chosen, only true believe ter (%), both on section number conci'rmng this divine Our, not re­ So here w« have the third when preaching and prayer were' cording all things that happened ers. sixteen (16), in town number four but only such as suited His nur- invitation, respond.-d to with a pro­ (4) north, range number nine (0) ■>ose (John A):3U. 31; 21:25); chose f.----;l a.-.-.-pian , . resulting in a unavailing with Mime poor victim i of |iic drink habit, and ’drink he west, containing sixty {60) acres of lhe words that were to be written separation between those who real­ inu-i have;* wi.« n a- such men of­ land more or less. Jer. 1:9 and elsewMre). No won- ly accepted ami those who did so ten pul their case,'’ff Indi and itself Dated August 4th„ 1914. This is th* same lay open indween them and u glass der.lhen. that the Gsopel is lhe only in name. JAMES M. SMITH. pmvrr of God unto salvation, (Rom. condition as dMcribed in. Matthew Circuit Court Commissioner, t:i7); that he Word is alive (Heb. 13, in’the parable of the lares: in of drink, they would plunge into, Barry County, Michigan. 4:12); that il cannot fail (Is. 65:11): Matthew 25, the virgins; and else­ cross and gel It.’ ' It ih a lilc^scd, glorious day when such rbouoniaral CIEMENT SMITH. The last scene of our les­ | possession can be cured with a lil­ that men are begotten of the Word where. Solicitor for Complainants. I Peter t:23); that it shall never son is identical with Matthew 13: : He syrngi"’." 10-43. Who knows how near Home Treatment for Tobacco. Ncupass away .Mk. 13:31.) Christendom is to that .lay of sep­ LrKMtn 1)1 virion*. HLsthrniu or Nerve Exhaustion. Writ of Attachment I. THE FIRST REQUEST, RE­ aration? What an awful place will For further information or lil>*rState of Michigap. the Circuit SPONSE AND RESULT. this world be when all of God s nluru in regard to th** Keeley! 1-4. Court for the County of Barry. II. THE SECOND REQUEST, people are removed from it! Rend­ er, if you have not done so. renne ■dilute. 733-735 Ottawa Avenue. N RESPONSE AND RESULT. 4-8. Farmer* & Merchants Bank, III. THE THIRD REQUEST. to Christ now. that you inay Ih- W„ Grand Rapid*. Mich- or phonA corporation :un<'iig\ the niimlFer of those who RESPONSE AND RESULT. 8-14. Plaintiff, iCite 571X5 or Bull Main MX5. shall rejoice at His coming, nnd The Outline -lleveolpcd. | This parable opens with lhe shall ever be with the Lord, instead Spet-iiil Prizes For Corn. Frank 8- Wellman, phrase .peculiar to Matthew, “The ♦vf-rcmainiiik'. on earth during a The banks of Grand Hapids out' Defendant. kingdom of heaven is like.” . The tone when the lawless One shall TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: certain king is God. 'flu made a rim Ids course, or, in case of pre­ uf a spirit uf civil! patrinthin mid with a desire to encourage the pro­ Take notice that on the 18111 day of marriage for His Son. find is re­ vious deatli. spending eternity in duction of one of the-most valuable June full, a Writ of Attachment lated to this world through and for the lake of fire and brimstune. crops iu a stale where lhe dairy was duly issued out of lhe Circuit His Son. He is ever exalting Hi? Precious Points. interests are nf growing impor­ Court of lhe County of Barry, in Boo. while the adversary is oppos­ 22:2 Study the marrtage of (he tance; have decided to offer special favor of Hie Farmers. & Merchants ed to I fiat exaltation, and deceives 1 Bible. exhildts Bank, plaintiff, against the lands, the people into exalting one who i« ‘ V. 4 Study God’s prepared things corn nt the Greater Michigan Fairteiieiiients, good*. chattels, moneys anti-Christ. Israel stumbled, at and effects of Frank S. Wellman, the Son: today the Gentiles afr in the Word. (c. g^ 4 in Book of The Nnlional banks of lhe city will 1 Jonah . Siudy God's dinners. give 8HXMM) for Hie b-sl Yrife.w defendant, in the sum of Three slunibling nt lhe Bon. Even some ML 11, 15; 1 Cor, 11:25,26: ik-nl corn exhibited und the slnf>Hundred Sixty Dollars and six who outwardly hear Hie Name of! etc. bunks will give n special prize of cents (O0QJ06) which said writ of Christ deny lire Person of Christ. Rev. 19:17-. ■ V. 6 This remnant rehoMod. A SHMHJil for tin: best White Deni corii rxh;b£ir^~---——-w--v =** 31-t day of July. 1911. till that He hail purposed for the These prizes are given without V. 8 ‘’Not worthy." Who nf us-.i.Dated August nth. 1014. Hon.nnd through the Ron. all nnti- wnrthy? God'* grace, iu/ Hie slightest expectation of tiny di­ COLDROVE A. POTTER. r.firlstlan efforts notwithstanding. .worth. *’ rect benefit'lo tin*, hanks tor tho Attorney for Plaintiff. The'servants who were sent forth V. 9 Ay..u bidding miy one? purpose of encouraging the raising Business Address, Hastings. Mich. wilh this first invitation were the • V. II Have you (lie Weifding gar­ of good corn which when led give* ’ —"wks prophetR. O. T. prophets spoke of ment on?- li must ho His garment, back lo lhe land fertHizalioti to the Him. John the Baptist came with not our*. extent of restoring tin- vitality tak­ tin* messag* “the kingdom of heav­ en from il in raising of the corn. Onler For Publication. en is at hand.” Those who were hlasidivtnous Another re.isuii lor lhe offering one day b<Slate of Michigan. The Probate bidden were Israelites. They were tHenred. nflhrsc special prizes by the bunks Court for the-County of Barry. bidiien lo the feast of good things is that they ap|ii\n-iat>- the fact Al a session of said court, held at that God had prepared. Nothing gft Ji-sus ChriM, the fewer people lhal the prosperity of the stale de­ the probate office, in the City of is said‘here alKiul Hie bride. Later pends upon tho priispcrily «f the you find there. Hasting.--, in said county, on the we loam aimii! tti>- bride, composed Next wto-k—A Day of Questions, farm*? Hint, dairy farming is the ini h day of August. A. D. 1914. of Jew and Gentile. In Rev. 10:7-9 Mt. 22:15^22. best for the limd. and thill the coin Present: Hon.\Chas. ,M. Mack. we read about lhe marriage of the cron is the best crop for lhe farm Sincerely yours. Judge of Probate. • Lamb to His bride, the church. ns it furnishes the best GhhI nt the I«ee W. Ames. In the .Matter of the Estate of Tlie invited.guests responded to lhe lowest coal; that th.- bankers are Franklin A. Durfee, Deceased. invilafioiiw by refusing In come. li’hat Democrat Congress­ iuteresied in increasing the etllciPhilo A. Sheldon. Administrator, “ They would not come. This was j'ney of each ucre of-land, ami having lik'd in said court his peti­ Isnfel’s refusal of God's goodness In. men Think IlH-refore offer these premiums for tion praying that a day may be as­ them through His Ron. This re­ Washington. Aug. 0. The sur- the purpose of culling the. attention signed for the examining and al­ sulted in the sending forth of other ■•rt Imromolor of political Bcnli- of tlie farmers to the * importance lowing his final account mid that servaids wilh w second invitation.’ mm in I Im Nation’ is the clnak- j>f this crop, that they may be the heirs-at-law of said deceased But between verses 3 and 4 certain r.«wm I,-ilk in the House of Reprerending und thinking about il. and and all other person* interested in ••vents have taken place historical­ seiitalives. The House has Iwo making greater efforts lo objuiii said estate he notified. ly. of which no mention is made । "cloak-rooms." Democratic und belter seed aud belter egn» per It is Ordered, That tlie 9th day Ill-re. The “again."-of v 4.- speaks Republican. It is in these room* of Septeihber A. I). 1911.. al ten of a later lime than v 3. After the Ihittgs are said freely which could o’clock in Hie forenoon, at said refusal of v 3 (here comes lhe cru­ not ho safely voiced on the floor of Infection mid Msccl Biles probate office,. be and is hereby ap­ cifixion. resurrection and ascension the House. In these room*. ConDaiiHeroits. pointed for hearing said petition: of nur I^ord before the Invitation of gree»meh gather and exchange |w>Mosquitoes, Illes mid other In­ It is Further Ordered. Thai v t is.given. Then, after the Lord lilical confidences. Their expres- sects which breed quickly in gar­ public notice thereof be given by is ascoHdad.-a second invitation i» sious are frei- ami qncolorwi by bage (Fails, ponds and stagnant wa­ for three sutceMsive weeks previ- i'-uvl, of .which we study in dur poliliral expediency. In short, ler,* barns, musty place*, etc; are publication of a copy of (tits onler. next division. We see therefore lhey represent (lu> thought of the carriers of disease. Every time <>us to said day of hearing, in the Hie first invitation given, respond­ “folks lack home.” they bile you. they inject poisop Hustings BA4NEH. ti newspaper ed to by refusal, with Hie result U'aks . from tho .Demncrnlic into your system from which some printed' and circulated in said th*l Gnd makes ready to give n cloak-room indicate a general be­ drend disuane may result. Get a county.’ ■ . •• It .is Second invitation. lief among Congressmen that few bottle of Sloan's Liniiuunl. Chas. M. Hack. This second invitation find* it* Democrats will be ejected from the nntiscptic. nnd a few drops will A true copy. Judge of Probate. fulllllinen! in the find seven chap­ Northwest in the foming campaign. neutralize the infection cayaad by Grace Bauer. Slonn'a ters of Acts. Those events of Acts The reason for" this agreed on insect bites or rusly nalts. Register of Probate. CoffifreAmen Liniment disinfects cuts, bruises 1-7 look plaw in Jewish territory. among BrnnocftHc The Holy Rpirit, the third Person 'but not for publication, of course) and 30m. You cannot afford to |>e of lhe Godhead, came now tn offer is the akiHi-l complete abamion- Without it in your home. ' Money Notice uf Hcariigi Claim*. Only 2# al to Israel the kingdom which had meul by th.- Wilson administra­ back if not satisfied. Slale'tjf Michigan, County of Bar­ previously been refused. Peter’s tion of the interest* and Industrie.-- your Druggist.—Adv. ry.-•#.--------------------- -------------------- -------- sermon in Ads 2 was addressed to of the nbrl iiwc^L ~ Notice is hereby given, that by Jew* (v 22), and was । call for tliem Atlanta. G*., proposes tr»>reform, an order of tho Probate Court, for .Io repent (V 39). i. ■$•.. tn change ’Gily. Beautiful” clybs are bcirig its schools by rodistriding lhe city, the County of Batty, made on the their. mmd coacarnina the One organized among school .children in reducing the maximum number .of 1st day of August. A. D. 191L four whnpi tfiev had rejected. It being a connection wittf a “Chan-up Day" pupils in a grade room from 6fl or mouth- hem that date were allow­ certainty* lhal the rejected One to be observed by McKeesport, Pa.. i0 to 40. and establishing a 7-year ed for creditors to present their was the Messiah (v 36). Act* 3:19- this month. • grammar course instead of eight.. day of August A. D. 1914, at ten o'clock in lhe forenoon, al said probate office, be and is hereby ap­ pointed for hearing said petition; It is Further Ordered. That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previ­ ous to said day of hearing, in the HaMinfe BANNER . a newspaper printed and circulated in said eounty; 7 Chas. M.. Mack. A true copy. Judge of .Probate Grace Baner,Register of Probate. claims against tho estate of Esek N. Yule, late of said county, de­ ceased, and that all creditors of said deceas'd an? required to pre­ sent (lirir claims to Mid Probate Court, al the Probate Office iu Iho City of Hariings. for examination and allowance, un or before the 1st day of December next, nnd that such claims will lie heard before •aid Court, ort Tuewlar, the 1st day of. Doceinber next, at Icit. o'clock in lhe forenoon of that day. Dated August 1st A. D. 191L CHARLES M. MACK. Judge nf Probate. MWWtnMMWWMMMMnMMMMMMWWWV A John Deere Miller Patent Bean Harvester Secure your bean crop and save time and money by in­ vesting in a Miller Bean Har­ vester. WE HAVE THEM. International Sunday School Lesson GOODYEAR BROTHERS Phone 1 HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT DEALERS 111*115 State Street Hastings, Mich. Drink and Drug Habits Cured FARMS There never was a time when farming as a business seemed so certain ol being a very profitable business as right now. Wc have many fine farms on our list. Let us tell you of two that ought to be attractive to any one who wishes to engage in farm­ ing: 80 ACREJi, in Eaton County, three mile* (tom Vermontville on • good road and fine location, ni 'arfrea under cultivation, balance in timber and pasture. The soil is a gravelly loam and lay* good. Tht building* consist ol a fine nine-room brick house in good repair, bascnrtnt barn 15*60, also tool house, hog house, granary and corn crib. Tlie price of this farm is 84.000. Term*, one-half down, or would take a good house and lot in Hasting* a* part payment. 50 ACRES, gravel, sand and muck loam soil, seven mile* from Hast­ ings and fouy miles from Irving. There are 25 acre* under cultiva­ tion, ten acre* ot timber, and 15 acres of muck and pasture. The house has five room* in good repair, small barn 12*33, also corn crib, hen house and granary. The fences are good and there is plenty of all kinds Of fruit. The price is 81,100, terms cash. Hastings, Crook and Gould . Michigan. PROFFESSIONAL CARDS H■ A. & C. H. BARBKR, Physicians and Burgeons, Calls hi city or country, responded to wilh promptness, day or night. K. WILLISON, D. D. 8.. Fi 1 by (lie’ qur.-lb‘ii of win-re ' tiny Plumbing. All you have to do is t.<> a-oinc here and thus make auto of Hie ie'sl qiinlilies und llir most economical pur.--, old buyer* oj Plumbing here cannot be induced to go el.M-wheie. Expcricore has laildit them that here is where they get lhe best prices and the F. A. BROWN-& CO.• East of Postoffica Phone 126 • , Hastings1 ■ । FOLEY KIDNEY PHISI FOR BACKACHC KI0NIYS AMO BLAQDlg.. Hastinirs, Mich. Good Indication From Kansas. Washington, Aug. 9—“The re­ sults of tlie Kansas senatorial primaty is record evidence that this n*inuLIii:au veur." ,said tleUresentaiivfl- uainplteir of Kan­ san, when asked what he fought uf the vole. • “It is particularly vn<>d evidence that those who vol<sP the progressive ticket in 1912 are nor­ mally Republican. I know lhal in my atuU* of Kansas those who voted for Roori-vell in 4912 did so, not because they had left the Re­ publican party, hut us a |>rob*-t against what happened in lli«; Chrcagn convention. ‘ "There will be u slump from the Progressive to thy Republican par­ ty this fall and in 1916, not because those who voted the progres­ sive ticket in 1912 ure pot jusl us progri'Mive u.s over, hut because they will liava no protest lo make and Bin vole with the party to which they feel Hiey Iwlong." MICHIGAN STOMACH SUF IIEBS DISCOVER THE QUICKEST REMEDY , Swift Belief for Ills of DigtVjUtc tho United States. Tho flrat doM proves—no ton* treatment. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Bernedy clear* tho digestive tract of mu­ coid accretion* and poiltonuua mat- Hundred* of Michigan people have found quick deliverance from »tomach trouble* by the uno ot Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Uomcily. . Thi* Street. Ellul. Mich.—-“I, Aievor saw anything wortf such wonders as just three doss* did. I havs be«n doctor­ ed by specialist*, too. and received A. W. Hobbs of 1S01 East Main Street. Jackson. Mich.—"I had not from aliment* of the stomach, liver and bowel*. Marty declare that il has saved them from dangerous opera­ tions and many arc aura that it has saved lheir live*. Because of ths remarkable success of this remedy there are many imi­ tator*. so be cautious. Be sure It’s MAYR’S. Go to MulhoHand’s drug store and sak about tho wonderful results it ha* been -accomplishing— or send to Geo. It. Mayr. Mfg. Cheinl*f, 154-16* Whiting St.. Chicago, lit., for tree book on ■ stomach ailments and" many grateful letters from pco- druMtst can t»U you >u wondsrfud ing a taw dors* of yakr won<*rtul retnsdy I am,tn p*rt*ct condition.** For sale in Hastings by all drug- ■ Such word* of pralso com* from • ’ users of thi* remedy tn all part* of gists.—Adv. �nBHAgrWUW, AUGUST nilli BENEFIT BY USING CONCRETE DOMoney—CemUirg? Itam. Use of (Jiarcoal. A few lumps' of dhnrcoa! make good kindling for starting a Ore iu stove or furnace. Hooks. Hooks and eyre were invented by lhe duvil for man's undoing.!—Froin “Ohl Mr. Bidgood," by Peter Blun­ dell. A Hit of Economy. Water when macaroni has been Ih.iIkI in H makes a nice starch for lingerie gitrineiite. Also gives a pretty gios* to colored ginghams. To Improve Coffee. A tiny pinch uf sail added lo the ciifTcu just before putting il un the stove Improves tliu'tlavur greatly, careful though. not to put iu i notigh tu lash*. The Our Tiling Wonc. . “What cun bu worse," he asked, than taking a kiss without asking • •r it?" “I don't know," said tlie girl, ** unless it la asking for a kiss without taking it."—Ladies* liumu Journal. * Blackberry Jelly . In making blackberry jelly it is a giHn| plan In have ono-lhiru of tho juice from barberries, or rhul>arb, nnd lhe oilier two thirds from blackberries. Tho sugar should Ih- in tlie same proportion as for strawberry Jelly. The Truth. It id positively unkind nowadays l<> say that a woman is as old as she looks. Women use powder and paint these days that lhey invari­ ably look far older than they real­ ly an*—From “Diary and Other Indiscretions," by E. A. Wall. (jinni-d Peas With Onion. Empty a can of iwas, pour off waler aird thoroughly rinse. Cook a iahlectiootiful of Hpcly-chopped onion in a rounding labtespoongtil <>f butter two niiiiutes. add tlie peas stirring unlit thoroughly heated:, season with salt, also add pepper if liked. ... women of I’arjs have thought mil kiudhcr think to keep lhe men lent with the slashed sxirt. they are now leaving off (heir stockings. No wonder statistics show Ih.'H so many men are run down on the streets of Paris—a person can't look two ways ul once.—Judge. K ’ To Boil Euus Without Timing. Or. rather, lo let them come to a nl. For lhal is all you have lo do. to pul th'-ni on in cold water. When the wiltei7 comes to a good Imil Uiey are done, alxnil equal to a tnree-mlnuto boiled egg, only with"u* (he trouble of liming. Besides, iln*y are jusl about twice as good, having tho ih'licious creamy taste of coddled eggs. Binekbcrry Jelly. tjhoose large, juicy berries that art* rather uhder-ripe. mash well nnd drain through a jelly b tg the juice , .Measure _ _ r „. and allow ,,r itngar. jutmr ** treoc Knn, nn* ■Winn* hinnnflt nr juice In a preserving kettle, and nl thiLjaine lime have Hie sugar heal­ ing in lli>* oven until hot. but not niloreii nt all. Ia>1 tin* juice boil for twenty iiijnut*-*; add th>* liot hi mar. stirring until dissnlveii; let lioil for a tew niinules, or until il will jell when a lillh* is ctrtted. When Milk Sours. In sutrnner limo il is hard to keep milk uwet-t, so il is-well to know a few of the many things that can Im? made with cutlage ebeedo er Dutch cheese (smeerkaso) or wliateyer natno you may give the chees made from freshly soured milk. . - You tpay-havn your own way of prepar­ ing the cbense. If not, try lhe foh lowing, for it Is good. Put (hick sohr milk In a pan and cover with boiling waler from the tea kettle. Stand il on lhe back of the stove a few minutes to separate the curd from the whey, then pour Il into an immaculate cotton bag and let it drip until the whey is all drained off and the curd Is firm. Be sure that tho bag is absolutely clean and fresh, as iho cheese ab­ sorbs odors. When it is free from whey, or dry, turn into a bowl, sal^ well, sprinkle with; paprika or add a tablrepoonful uf peppergrass chopped very fine, and a little cream or melted butler to moisten it. If you wish to keep it a short time, wrap it hi parafine Klo exclude the air, and put il i refrigerator. If you serve it plain, pat it Into small balls aud pul minced olives or fresh cress around tho dish, (iryumj^iuta mixed with xollue cheese is- pleasing to some palates, while others declare that il is sur­ passingly delightful served as an axwompaulmaut to bar-le-duc or other currant jellies. Other preserves are used with It, nnd served wilh wafers. Guava jelly is likewise served with cottage cheese. The Aryona pepper cheese is made by taking green peppers, scorching them slightly in a hot oven or over lhe coals or gas flame, I lien with a sharp knife remove the seedfl and put in their place a small roll of collage cheese. Holl up avail), skewer together with a wooden toothpick, dip in iteaten egg and cracker crumbs and fry lo a golden brown in good vegetable oil. Brown bread cut in thin slices and spread with butler and' cottage cheese, and then cut in lae table strips, is tosly. Any number of sandwiches can be made with cot­ tage cheese by mixing il with cress, chopped nuts, chopped olives and chopped preserved cherries nr let­ tuce, as taste and fancy dictate. uSo ot concrete. Are you having trouble getting good butter? If so TRY CRYSTAL PRIDE, it will pleitse you, put up in 1 lb, 2 lbs, 3 lbs and 5 lbs packages. AH stores handle the 1 lb prints, we will fur­ nish you with the other-sizes, or will pack your crock, if you will bring it to the Creamery. Crystal Pride is DIFFERENT from most Creamery RUT­ TER, it has a flavor you will like, it is made from good whole­ some pasteurized cream always the same, well salted with the very best salt money Can buy. , Let us fill you a five pound crock we are sure you will like it and will use no other. SEPARATOR IS GREAT ASSET When the durability and lessened risk Dairy Busti Iaum of Much are considered It Is seen that the con­ crete construction Is economical fa almost all circumstances Tho con­ crete silo ia Mhltary and* preserves <Br C. B. LANE. Tmlryman. Copyright, ml) In early days farmere set milk on kitchen or pantry shelves lo raise cream. After standing twelve to ernnicct teats. Farmers who Save not studied the subject of concrete construction will cool place, usually th* ceV handler than lumber. It te of hljh value for walks, dairy floors, milk houaM. watering troughs and steps, aa well as for general architectural fourths of tha cream waa thus se­ cured. When enough had accumulat- tbo more Improved can a, CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO HASTINGS, MICH PHONE 533 Where the fanner Is able to supply the sand aud gravel without much expense and has lime to perform lhe labor ot construction, or at least to tbo oklin $100 Reward, $100 leaving the cream in the can. Here again one-third of tho cream waa left In sMm milk to be fed to pigs. Thirty was made In this coeniry. The prin­ cipal of tho separator Is based on specific gravity of liquids. As the separator bowl revolves at about six thousand revolutions per minute ths heavier portion ot nfflk. skim milk. Is thrown outside by centrifugal force and discharged, while the lighter por­ tion. eream, is thrown to the center of the bowl and discharged through Bhick* nf camphor disponed in corners nf damp rooms in a new house will effectually banish damp TESTING MILK WITH NEEDLE in a very short time, even when tires have proved ineffectual.. They should be simply laid un paper, or on lhe hare shelves of a damp room No-Adulteration. or linen cliMel. The blocks gradu­ ally decrease in size, and when they Good milk ahouid look white, with a finally disappear should he replac­ yellowjah tinge. Bluish milk la poor ed until their purpose is served. tn fatty matter. Good-tnllk la a little sticky whan stirred, and lathers. If —BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY, water has bean put Into It it does not lather. If you wish to be eure that the milk la of the proper richness, taka a MAKES RHEUMATISM PROMPTLY DISAPPEAR It Is needless to suffer any longer with rheumatism, and be all crippled and bent out of shape with its heart-wrenching pain*, when you can surely avoid il Rheumatitm come* from weak. Ink,ln«r. ‘hat fail to filter from tne blood,, the pouonou* watt* nut­ ter and uric acid; and it is useleA to rub on liniments or take ordinary ■remedies to relieve the pain. Tht* ohly prolongs the misery and can’t filarklM-rry nnd Apple Jelly. Testing Milk With Needle. possibly cure you. , Wash three pounds of sour ap­ . TTie only way to cure rheumalijm dry, aad dip it into the milk an inch ples and cut in quarters without IP * ling or coring; remove any im- is to remove the cause. The new dis­ or so below the surface. Withdrew irrfeelions' and the blossom ends, covery, Croxone, doe* this becaule it it. and if the milk be pure a large drop neutralize* and dissolve* all the poi­ will adhere to the needle and hang •ul them in a prerejc'ing kettle sonous substances and uric acid that Vllh ilh two quarts quhrtfl of *•. water ••••-. and ».... two lodge in the joints, and tnuveles, to there for aome Unia. But If tho milk |H>iind* nf blacalinrrirs. L**t lliein scratch and irritate and cause rheu­ drops from the needle quickly In sev­ iMiil until lliy apples pulp, then put matism, and clean* out and »trength- eral small drops It has certainly been ip a j**lly bag and let I lie juice drain ens the stopped-up, inactive kidney*, adulterated. off, HoiPilie jnfi-e Tnr twenty min­ •® ‘h'y c*n filter all the poison* from It should not be forgotten that milk utes-add an e<iuul amount .if hoi the blood and drive it on and out of is a germ-carrier, aud that, oven Mit-ur and let Irnil rapidly until it the»y»tem.(> • ' though pure. It may bo infected and will jell. . Croxone is the ino»t wonderful medicine ever made for curing chron­ A few lieans of coiten burned un ic rheumatism, kidney troubles, and Have a Mio. coals urtaffis a dcoiJorixer. bladder disorders. You will find it If a cow could talk and you would different from all other remedies. Huh silver spoons which -have There is nothing elie on earth like it. bom stained by eggs with a little It matters not how old you are, or would answef: "Give me a Juicy, suc­ how long you have suffered, it is culent food and 1 will give'twice aa table salt. P^actually it into into much milk.” The succulent food Is ---- ------ — r— •■*—•7 impossible to IU take ISKC II ‘•I.tlo an .apple-tuto your horse -the human system without results, xiish and you will have as line u You from IUC the first lew few , — will — — find relief ilUUt relish as youTould possibly wish. doiex. and you will be turprived how quickly sit youc mijery and iuffering farmers should bare a si io. To bring out the fragrance of a will cad. « bahain t>i|lnw, place it on it radiator An original package of Croxons And lei il stay, there for a few min-’ costs bat a trifle at any first-clasi Is usually caused by having drug store. All druggist* arc au­ utes. thorised to sell it on a positive moneyFilthy quarters Shredded chocolate 'coooanut. back flusrsatee. ThrSt dosrs a dsy feedlug irregularly. Md ^ty pall* will also csum scaurs. which I., bought already prepared. for * fe*‘ days <ky» is w often all that is it a tew nuke* a tasty addition lo different I ev,er io core the wont backkinds- uf salad. 9C 9X£r<08K UD&rx diiofdcrs, BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. Blackberry Maruialiulr. Mash tin* berries, cook them in their own juice until thoroughly heated, then-press through a sieve to remove tin- seeds. Hot urn the pulp lo the fire with one-half the amount nf sugar n.« pulp, and Indi rapidly for twenty-five minute^ stirring constantly. Concrete a (meturea are more economical The original coat is about the'samo aa for silos of other materials if the farmer te abib aratora waa a great boost for the dairy business,-as it separated prac­ tically all cream from milk, prevent­ ing waste and making It possible to feed sweet skim milk to stock. Types of separators on the market today are legion. It la estimated the eales of separators In tho United States amounts to ITfl.OOO per year These range in capacity from two Bun dred pounda of milk per hour In lhe small band separators to four thou­ sand two hundred pounda tn tha big When making lemon pies, instead power machines and coat from ono of u-Hik- cornltareh or flour, grate lo six hundred dollars. one' imlalo to eaeli pie and the pie By turning slightly tho "cream will he delicious. The potato tastes screw" tn a separator the cream can much like cocoanut. and the cus­ bo made thick or thin hr rich or poor tard is thickened jusl enough. in butter fat, aa desired, depending A g(M>d way to bleach handker- on the amount of skim milk incor­ chltifa when II i> nol convMiienl ip porated with it For example, com­ hang (hem out of doors, is to wash mon table cream of 10 per cent fat them and then let them soak over or a vary rich thick cream contains night in waler in which a liffle from fifty to sixty per cent butter fat cream yf tartar has been dissolved. One would think a cleaner and bet­ tor flavored cream would be produced If an iron in allowed to gel redby tho introduction of the separator; hol, it will never retain tlie heal as but, as a matter of fact, the flavor and well again. Tha Hat iron is badly ahused if allowed tn atnnd on the sanitary qualities of separator’cream range and in a dusty place. Imus produced on the average farm are not should Jm put away to cool as ,«oon as good as before, and the quality of as done wilh. and then kept in a butter made In creameries from thia tool place away from dust till wanted again. of New Remedy are > Taken Butter! Butter! Butter! Safety, economy and utility are the prime eonaldesatlomi In allo building Chink of henry Smith Grand Rapids, Ifiicb. Concrete Trough for Stock. supervise it, the outlay for any given piece of work will probably be tees than it would be it lumber hero used. Tlio proportion of cement required la not a large item of expense. , The farmer also gains in the matter ot Insurance aa bo goes forward with his experiments In concrete construc­ tion. Thia te an Important considerstlon. and he adds both comfort and safety, besides saving money. HOW MUCH WILL SILO HOLD? When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest aud Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroo and Division Ave. Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 Farm Phones— Bell. 651 Citizens, 6251 Amount Can Ba Closely Calculated Provided Number and Kind of Announcing (By A. D. WILSON.) The amount of silage required and be quite closely calculated provided the number and kind of animals to be fed from It‘are known before build­ ing. An average cow or beet animal may be fed about thlrty-Ovj pounda ot sil­ The New Typewriter =OLIVER No E ANNCRJNCE AN AMAZING MODEL— during which sllpgo •» used in this.' latitude will bo about 210 days. Large , The OLIVER No. 7—a Typewriter ot aupercacellcnce, animate or those that are being fat­ with automatic devices and refinements that mark the zenith tened may consume considerably more than thirty-fire pounda per day, of typewriter progress. A marvel of beauty, speed and easy but thia has been found a fair aver- W action. Typewriting efficiency raised to the nth power. The OLIVER No. 7 embodies all previous Oliver innovaaverago weight ot the silage is about tjons anj new self-acting devices never seen before on any type­ forty pounds per cubic foot Near tho wrjtcr. |cap jQ advance which places The Oliver ten years presure not’’Rr.-eL,''n*wuTweteh1 “head of its time. So smooth in action, so light to the touch, so iulr t».n.y n™ .'.'.al per ruble r».|««>Y >° i™. >'>at experts are anrazed. A model lhal means lo lhe - typist delightful case of operation. while at tho bottom of• a -■ thirty-five foot silo it may weigh sixty pounds. A model that means a higher standard of typewriting, longer and better service. thirty-five pounds uf ensilage in a The No. 7 is now on exhibit and sale at all Oliver Branches day, she will eat tldHy-flve fortieth*, or aeven-elgbtht-Pf a cubic foot per and .Agencies throughout the United States. In a silo ot- ordinary . depth, . . . in |i« eursuive pnwI >i t n. ;r- I D I WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. It you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. Oi.C.LAS. hue 57 Hutlm Spring Term offering continuous opportunity for tbo' to determine ytc number ot cubic fMt of ensilage required to feed a cow or any number of cows throughout tho season. The diameter of the allo must bo such that the stock ou hand* can use one or two inches ot silag" off tbo top each day during tho wintor and at least three Inches per day when sumter fm<!lag of silage te to be practiced. This ia necessary to keep the allage^from spoiling. A silo ten feet in diameter la adapt-' ed to feeding ten mature cattle. Ono twelve feet in diameter will feed fif­ teen head, and ono fourteen feet in good salaried poUUou through the Detroit Business University DITHOIT, MICH. FIRE INSURANCE like to change your insurance call I KE H. 1*111'011 5% NET INCOME ly head; but if there are thirty os more cowa to feed, a slxteen foot silo should be erected. These silos should be thirty or forty foot, or even gmro In height SOME GOOD POULTRY DONI'S Capitol Savings < Loan Aiaooiatiaa, Particular Attention Should Bo Paid . to Drinking Fountains and Character of Feed. Ulciti, hliaino & Siglm R. R, Cl. Don't het tho drinking fountain alt In tbo sun; for If you do your poultry will surely get diseased. Don't feed sour and unwholesome food, because If you do tho fowls will have indigestion and liver trouble. x dloa'l forget to provide shade for tho poultry, the ccorching hot sun will bo sure to make tho buna sick. Don't keep tb» males in tho tamo yards with the femalea If yon have butcher. Don’t forget to supply grit and oy­ ster shells. Tbo hens need them as badly dur|ng summer as they do in lhe winter. Don't forget to bury any fowl that chances to die. Disease Is spread through a whole flock by allowing a decaying carcass to Uo around. Don't wait Uli fall, to sell all plus stock. Now la toe bast most profitable time. Useful Tool. Dally Except Sunday Tlir new model has more Im* popular 17-Cenbra-Day nurchaw provriiirnts. -rvllnriiir'iils and new plan, the suine as on previous Oli­ ■olng South 1:01 •olng North* 7:11 than ue can even enumerate ver models. , The OLIVER Na 7, equipped with The "ciisliioiird Lev board" vvitli the famous Printypc, it desired, “anrlior key a" anti I lie new auto* without extra chartie. malic features mean less work for You owe it to yourself to see the the hiind-. less strain on lhe ejes, new mac hine before you buy any less manual mid mental effort. l> pt-writer al any price. Note its With all ol Ihrsi- masterly me- brauly, siteed and easy action, its rhanical improvements wc- have wonderful aulouuilic devices. Try made the machine more beautiful it on any work lhal is ever dour on mid symmetrical. from every typewriters. Try it on many kinds standpoint The OLIVER No. 7 at­ of work that no oilier typewriter tains sii|M'rlalivc excellence. will da Nuthiiui ><»u could wish lor has Il is a significant fart that the been omitted. The new devices, re* liiiriiicnts. improvements mid con- typewriter that introduced such epoc-h-nuikiiiu inqovatlous us vis* M-nt an enormous outlay and vastly iblr writinn. visible reading, Prin­ inerenM* its value—the price has typc, etc- should be the first lo in­ nut been advanced one penny. Wc troduce automatic methods of op­ kiiall even continue in force our eration. iims A Word to the Borrower The OLIVER Typewriter Co. Oliver Typewriter Building CHICAGO California forest* combines a raki\ ■spade und hoe. It la compact, so that At can be carried on horseback, aod BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— Banner want Ads They Gel 7 nlar visitor to your home. The subscription price Is □□□□□□ BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— �the mmwoeewwn. alcist im»u FACE THTVTV (^IDEJMAKIMG Southwestern Michigan right right kind of nucUacry ia used. ----------------------------- _ ___________________ —_____ . THIS wuuir-n WEEK'S KWWR NEWS IM IN NEAR-BY COUNTIES. It is nn interesting sight to tbdli Farms For Sale Bablyon road near Allegan ahd see the big stone crusher al work. The big out fit keeps a steady stream of I tvauu drawing stone and gravel t«r tile state road bring laid n-ar Lit­ tleJo bn Jakt»._ , The ffy campaign' cortimlftre ofi anil Fee who can.win the prize Dining the coming Jour week.- Ill children will be io charge of Mil Marion Bills. We sell on 2 per cent commission. ..hi.h ...in. n.r b...,rr u» prooi. > IV? htJ! ‘Ajrl “«•> fnrin« nml u\»u. ul? i IdJ n places in the last » years. Ask any of these 172 men what kind of treatment and mtvIcv tlicy got from us. We will be .nl .Charles Bn hit’s law ofllee Saturday. August X. ami enrh Saturday hereafter. Office Iltnirx II to 12 nnd 1 to I. Ezra Morehouse & Co. Hastings or Delton, Mich. Registered Percheron Fur Yiir Oil SIiIIIh “Success” This stallion was formerly owned by Owen Graffmillrr nnd is well known to horse breeders of Barry County. • He is n tine young stallion of the very hardiest stock. Will stand balance of srnsot nt firm my place on the A. B. Gn 3 miles east of Cloverdale. । TERJIS—To injure standing colt, $15. marc with E. B. Gates Cloverdale, Michigan Ball Phone, Delton hire’s one =nrc way—USE HOMESTEAD FERTILIZERS. They "put back” in to lhe land the very element you “draw out'’ when you take .off a crop of gf.'lju* Homestead Bone Black Fertilizer is made chiefly of BONE i ton of it there is a FULL 900 POUNDS OF PURE It is more than a stimulant to rhe land, and its benefits eral years. That is WHY It is BETTER for your land than chemical fertilizers, which are useful only tor ONE YEAR. al large in Iho city of Allegan must until Oct. I next. Or It Can t Be Good To You No land in Barry County or Michigan, can stand continuous “cropping” .-without DESTROYING ito fertility^ Every BUSHEL of'grain that you raise and sell t'rom your farm TAKES AWAY ju-t >0 much fcrtqity. Some lands cah stand “cropping” bettenthan others, but in a few years IBTBEST of land in this county, or sitate will decrease in fertility and eventually become “worthless” from a producing standpoint. How To Be Good To Your Land Myron Squires, who lives about o miles south of Plainwell, while ploughing (bis Work. I Willed up 15 sunk We have an extra good list of farms for sale this year. August 1st opens our years business, and as last year was the best ue have luid, we hope this year to Ik- even belter still. Now is 11 good time to look farms Be Good To Your Land In our farming operations vyc.uscd a great, deal of Homestead Fertilizers. They gave by far the best results of any of tlie mdny kinds we tried. That’s why wc secured the Agency for them when we went into the Elevator busi­ ness. WE KNOW WHAT THEY WILL DO. We know that everyone who uses them will be pleased—and that’s the kind of article wc sell. Now is the time to order your fertilizer and we will be glad to Wk with anyone thinking of buying. We know .we can do you a lot of good. Failure lo com-; kijling pf any dog found at large . without a muzzle. The WiRon sailing station nfj la inwell is now completed and! Edmonds Bros.—The Elevator Men PHONE 18 1“'paraliflll on account of br-akage. but now ev.-rylhihgi , f.—ioi—mid il><- unn m-i I? 1".•Hwnjwm >* HASTINGS, MICH 11 .-nil a thing on the menu, so we driving Ihrough some of the crazl- regret fit that you people are not Announcement. just point al a few different things. eti streets we entered a court hero to nee j|. Yesterday for. des.--rt I pointed to a through a big gate in a mammoth We al.*o went to fcc the Cata­ I'Word mid they biought, in a fried high wall. D<> you undersiand? egg. Well, of course. I nearly Well, I began to gel scareA for il combs of Rome, the burial place nf I killed myself laughing, and so di«lL was certainly., a strange rodklng the Christian* .under ground io the the rest of the party, while lhe place. It wu pilch dark ami wo days of the iu*glhon eniperoro, and I French people sal and looked nn. could hanlly see our, own party. and paid for.“ Now lhal <'. rm'.n | ••!>< HIRING HER VISIT TO NOT- This is just one of my crazy mis­ Finally wo stopped in front of an it was terrible to walk along in takes. I certainly refuse to tell iron door. Tin* cah man got mil Ihoso cold, slimy dungeons with no -hip- are forbidden lo leave port-. Ell PLKIES IN PARIS, 8WITZall of them. We have dinner nt nnd after a lime, a I'omicnl tittle light, but a tallow candle which E BLAND, AMI ROUE eight and when w sjl down to (ho Hinn came out. He turned on the each one. carried. Il wan dark certain. Mr. Hank is anxn>ii-ly ' table there are four dinner plates light and w- saw lhe name “Pen­ waiting further information from J piled before you with a dish of sion Boos" which wu the place all and wo had to carry I hem high "L. wfr.. and .MH,, ; HAS DIFFICULTY IN SOLV­ above our fiends. Wo paused by soup on (op. I like tho soup be­ right. cause it is filled wilh noodles. Af*' The man took us down a Ini of hundreds nf graves where you Prosecutions have begun in ING FRENCH BILL OF FARE; (--r lhal was gone chicken was stone steps—mind you. wo had could see the bones nnd skeletons Grand llnpidj nf people who mainpassed, also a large dish of _ come in' one tlie ground floor and of Christians buried alive by the Inin filthy breeding places for Hi-*, covered with yellow-, gravy. All wo couldn't' imagine what on earth Pagan emperors of old. When I the name b-ing’declared a nuisance', Visited lhe Coliseum and Caln- of this was for tin- first plate; it wo were going down cellar for. studied il in Ancient History I only combs at Rome and Enjoyed was taken off and a big howl nf' My fear had turned into curiosity half appreciated it. but now I ful­ ports was pissed without any sauce .They as usual, and I started on ahead ly realize what it meant. ''Snow-bulling" In Switzerland. Inmono of the candidates* for mi them. Then Hie third plate with him. He carried a big bunch say there -are 350 miles of narrtiw was used for a piece nf cold meal of keys ami opened numerous iron passage* underground nml only County Treasurer on the republi­ Paris. Franrc. .July 3. Edgar French, (lie engineer who 11 l can actually realize that I am nnd a leltuco leaf. The last plate i floors., We went Ihrough many fifteen mijes explored. There nre can ticket. null in a foreign country becuu.se I can I wa«-u*od for a fruit cocktail which hall* nnd queer looking places. five different underground floors. I nm a farmer, reside in Orange­ Finally we came to a wooden door We went Ihrough part of tho first Hnpid*. will change hi- heailqiinrover hrre. Everything is -o strong'of wine it was horrid. which lie unlocked a«d I went in. and that, was enough. An old ville township, and have been sup­ ervisor from that township ulna . ...irh. every one speaks French I Lastly they brought a large copper monk liHik us through and he was Imagine my amazement when I Saranac, At one of tho years. amf-acls il a* well. We are nl a basin filled with waler and every looked around on one of the hcsl very interesting. Madame Dabuls and il is one nf the <»ne washed their hands. We are rooms I ever saw. A marble gates at the walls nn old man gave Orangeville hasn't boon repre­ queerest places you ever saw., the-only Americans in the place floor, an opalescent chandelier as me one of the Passion flowers ................. ............... ................ .... through Saranac. I»well an.I Ada I The rooms ar- very large, but th-I nnd ot course .we walch every one big as a carl wheel, a table with a which I have tried every where to sented on the ticket in years, ami I wish I might bring iklo you we feel entitled lo this nomination. without il-fay and GrandRapids! bed* an- so highHint you houehl.-Je|M-and they waldi us. beautiful silk, cover, large eom- get. He gave me I am pledged to no one, and if will be reached in a f<-wweeks. 1 ly hav- lo climb up a tittle ladd-r; Hereafter I am coming to France . fortable chairs, dresser, dressing as he gavoMl to me. Th- -ncin—r will then lay hi.* fu.— provided for that purpose. Then Ito get weighed T«fr the scales here. table, writing desk amt two bpd*— a fruit with'thc sends and 1 am go­ elected will conduct the office on I Then wc strictly business principles. - large affnir- under the [show I have Inst fifteen pounds. all of the girls have rooms like ing to bring il Imine. tires Is-fon* Hie promoters of the IdW-j If a man wants lo be ' in slvle■ this ami it. is one of lhe largest went to St. Peter’s Cathedral and will appreciate your support at the Im- and mil--* lli-y ar- um-\|><*. I .............. —rh we Americans — — • . .................. ...... - ............. Il us- Ohl fitch splendor! The walls pure Primaries on August 25.—Adv.. Ctlly largo Hi<-rc will In* cornelhing! "'I before we can -deep. There i.*; h-ro h<- must wear a silk hat. a; "Pensions” in the country. Alfred M. Nevins. fining. I Hie fuimic.-d little elevator. Each ' Prince Albert coat, black ami grey oil to be an old palace ami the dark Carra marble, and lhe ceiling in­ ------ '■ ■ • | person works il thcuiselvi’S. You striped trousers, while spats nvi-’r ■ place, of cniirse, was the court. It laid with gold mosaics, ami such Bonea of Prehistoric Animals. | -imply punch lhe bulbul to Hie his sh*"‘* and carry a can- mu) a 1 is wonderful hero tHul the parlors wonderfully h-nuliful paintings of Then we JOHN M. GOULD Hom nnd bones of n wild ox nnd ,,,w,r you waul to go. un-l b-ffue pair of gloves in one hand ami in 1 and drawing rooms, writing rooms Madonna's mid Christ. tho antler of a rad deer, both prehla-i \'.”1 ','an '*! .v<111 ar<* there, .the other a fan and on that wrist nml dining rooms an* nil gorgeous. went tn a lol of other noted places, LAWYER / am going to an oultorlc animals, have been found due!"''. b“v'' breakfast, in tmr nsmi. When I opt*ni*d the blinds in our then. I of-dom* musical tonight liy a great In. In rl.er TU.mc .( “L"1 >■"' aJ',’,11 ,:"“l V".' Office over Grigsby & Brooks Yesterday we took nn American bed room imagine my surprise to Mnrinw iiHrtrin^hatnahtrA i’ , coffee, nml the roll is so hartl Express company trip around Pari*( find wc were Iwo stories up from violinist. Phone 17a Marlow. Buckinghamshire. England |..|V. n|| wjl|. _ knjf,. . the street, when in coming in we and during the ride wo came across H ASTI NOS, MICHIGAN flon'l hav- bull-r here. That flo­ I couldn't —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. a statue of G. targe Washington, had gone down stairs. at noon. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY can't well, maybe ymij don’t think that’ understand until lhey (<>l<l me it was built on the side of a high hill looked good In Ul... . We arecj to try nnd shop a( or mountain for protection, against little today go to Grand Opera! foes, and wc had ent-roil from tho back. To go to the dining room very warm here and we get1 we have to unlock two big doors tn , tired, bul we arc standing lhe. hip, different halls wilh keys like this. |very well, f am a little disap- Imagine carlying keys as large ns I pointed'in Paris for It does not this about wilh you nil day. One Cald,nct -'picture of every AU of the people hero are Amer­ come up tn my expectations. It child under two yearn “f nge in is v.-ry much like an American ican, and we have met so many Barry Cminly. All you have to We slept- [ lefty, except ih<-y sell things' ouf In nice people already. do ia to bring in Iho baby. the sinwL in Iho day time. You tine last night nnd went to the ex­ THURSDAY, AUG. 20/ f«7r IIJ sitting and wo send you the FREE rnn buy a big boquel nf flowers press office this morning to got our mod any time of day for two cents mail. I wa> m-v.-r no ulad to gel PICTURE. Reinemlierll not cost you a cent. Come in ami I almost Item”irr•nwr-rtihfley.7 Wtfdicd French loiters in my life.. gel acquainted. Tolfynur friends. ' Special equipment fiirThil1 mom-y last flight until I have it bled when 1 asked for mail for fear I wouldn't gel any. We spent the • ilrens' pictures. । straightened out and nm- going to , try an<| use il. The large*! open rest of Um* morning shopping ami' 'air market here covers (hirly- ciyno back to lhe Pension for; 1 *ix acres nf ground. Imagine that luncheon, thon took a cab for the Coliseum and il looks just like Hu.I.ueerne. Switzerland. July H. picture. Thon wo went flown the Or”ft£!X5“Si;A"*" Hwtine. Mick | • Sm-h a wonderful tinie—I can't Appian Way nnd saw many oht ih-gig to describe lhe things I see. ruins standing above tho walls. ■ Ev-r since w- have been in Switz- 'Ohl I jusl love Rome and mjronlr Mrs. II. Bank, wife of the Ixuvell liermnn Mel limits! pastor' and little I [daughter. Freda, are two of tlie; 300.1)00 Americans who arc anxious5 hi get ,-iWa’y from Germany. ’ They; INTERESTING LETTER EROM AIMEE RENKES Big Day Thursday, Aug. 20 GREATER MICHIGAN FAIR FREE GRAND RAPIDS E. PATTON Sept. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 EVERYBODY IS GOING TO SEE Blooded MICHIGAN Horses Thoroughbred MICHIGAN Cattle Pedigreed MICHIGAN Sheep MICHIGAN Swine of Purest Blood WOLVERINE Prize Winning Poultry INSTRUCTIVE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS WITH MACHINERY AT WORK Splendid Fireworks Nightly Excellent Racing Finest Fruit Display Ever Seen Host of Other Attractions Including a Royal Hippodronfe Phone 84 erland everything ia so beautiful. : You stand on the grouml nnd look up nnd uji and" all around are । mountains so high the clouds cov, <-r the lops. li is grand, but more fun to climb them. It is hard work, but it is worth tho trouble, ila-t Sunday w- were in Iid.ihu k1 *11; eight of us look a train nt six a. m. and wept part way up the Jungfran. No nne can Ro way up on account of tlie glacier. We . walked up to the glacier from- lhe irain. I wi*:i you could see it. ns far ns Iho cyo can see jusl fields of ice. Wo walked to the snow and throw snowballs nt each other. Then three feet in another direction-from th- snow would be flow­ ers of all descriptions. I never saw such pretty for-gel-me-note. violols, .pansies, daises, roses, nnd tdnks. nil growing wild. Imagine il. I picked a hoquet of forgetme-nots as big as my . head thon look alKjtit tlir-e steps nnd picked up snow. This uocsn’l sound reasonable hilt wo took pictures so that I can show fbu when I get home. I.Ul-ei ne. i* beautiful. I mw the Lion of Lucerne, lhe old bridge and tho noted .pipe organ. Tomorrow । we leave for Home. Rome, July 18. At last wo are in Rome and of all the places■! wish-you might Fee Ihis Is the one. Wo got here last evening about ten p. m., after rid­ ing over since six thirty in the 1 morning. We got in a nab at th% station an<l.of course had a time undendand j I making ntaking the driver un I where we wanted to go. After You Can’t Afford To Bake Bread when you can buy such good bread as Hastings Potato Bread. We could not afford to sell-this bread at the price we do if we did not buy our materials in car-load lots and bake hundreds of loaves at a time. . We buy Gold Medal Flour in CAR-LOAD LOTS. Its the BEST flour made and commands a HIGHER PRICE than other flours. We have the latest pattern of oven that gives a uniform distribution of heat to all parts. We bake several hundred loaves just as quickly and just as good as the housewife can bake two or three loaves. We SAVE MONEY by buying flour in car-load lots. We SAVE MONEY by baking several hundred loaves- -at one time. That’s WHY we can sell you Hastings Potato Bread for LESS MONEY than you could buy the materials for and do your own baking. Why not cut out the hard, hot work and buy Has­ tings Potato Bread and all kinds of Baked Goods of us. Prompt delivery and special attention to phone'orders. (Star Bakery & Restaruant ! Phone 381 QUALITY BAKE SHOP Mich � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-08-20.pdf 7dec3bc8919d955d5e02f41da4da360a PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 20 PAGES Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, august 20.1914 FALL AUCTION SEASON PBINffl ELECTION TO 8uepfe*dve Year BE HELU NEU TUESDAY This Heto theHasThird SOON HERE Addressed That The lime for the fall .auctions is now drawing near, mid’the • BAN­ NER again rails attention to its superior merits us Hie medium for successful advertising of auction sales. ■ There is now no need of argu­ ment as lo. auction bills. They have linl their day aflmg with the 8lagC*coarh mid the ox train. The newspaper that covers lhe ll**ld so far surpasses till- <>l<| style bill that there is no basis for cortltiansoh. There can ho no comparison when there is an up-to-date newsp'aner that successfully covers its field in which to advert Ise mi auction sale. What «|ualitics must a newspap**r iHissess that attempts to per­ form the very real service of giv­ ing lhe wid*-t publicity to mi unc­ tion sib*..’ We believe them to h* as follows (I) The newspaper that can give the Iwst service in,advertising farm auelhm sales is-Hie rmc that best covers its field. W’«* do not care in wh.u fanning neighborhood ill Barry Co. you go, you will find Hie BANNER leads, mid in most rases fur mitdislnnces every corn- regular subscribers. The value- of that'kind of a paper tn the adver­ tiser cannot be queilhmed. (I) ■ Tliii - newspaper with the best Want Column advertising pa­ tronage is another indication of its value as.au advertising medium. 15) what makes an auction sale successful is buyers. The mon* buyers the better the sale. Other things being equal, the man who Forties from the logger distance will be the better htiyih* since he comes because li*- has read the list of articles in the BANNER and is interested. ns a prospective- pur­ chaser: while those who tome from the neighborhood are apt to come betnuse they are curious to set* how the sale goes, and hope to pick up something nt less than its worth. (0) The BANNER knows how Io handle sales, because of our large experience and this is worth much to the man who. is tn have the sale. 71 The BANNER is in touch with all (he auctioneers, and makes dates for them. (8> Roeuusr the BANNER is the recognized' medium mid because wo have the auctioneers’ dates, the HANNER reaches more fami­ wo are able to save luiving two lies than all other Barry Co. pa­ sales in the same ni-ighluirhood on Hu* same day. Io’ the detriment of pers combined. IhiIIi. This is an advantage which (2» Th** next requisite is that II every man who lias a tale will ap­ shall be the paper to which the preciate. |..,.pk will n.lur.lly Irn.k f.r jnr,„P BANNER „„ i9> The has issued aa l!"n lir' Y "'r,‘ b’Wkb'l lolling how to. plan for an th** BANNER is especially strong. *nurtinn sale, giving valuable sugIn Hie past .sexon years .we hnve|Kl.A|jOj)4 based on long experience, advertised over uno nlirllori sales. T|lirt W(, giv„ lo n)| w|10 prt. p|an. The newspaper that cun 1 uing for sales, and it has been of orve is not the one which ' groat h<‘!p Io many. may promise to send sample copies It will always be a pleasure for to people who d<> not think enough ' us to give to nny nm* who plans an of it to regularly subscribe, but |auction sab* the benoflleof the ex­ ilic one which people lake liecailse, pcrienee we have gained through they want it mid to which they are advertising over 900 salt's. FIRST NEWS FROM EUROPEAN HR ZONE Kidder In In The Ilai-e. INTERESTING LETTER FROM MRS. HENKF-S WIIITTEN FROM BERLIN AND AMSTUIDAM. SOME THRILLING WAR EX­ PERIENCES IN BERLIN For some unexplained reason lift Vienna on the lotsl Train Out lhe report has spread in some parts of Hie county that Arthur E. \tmil llnil Difficulty in Gelling Kidder has withdrawn from lhe Out of lit* rl I in. race for nomination for prosecut­ Berlin. Germany, July 31, 1911. ing attorney on the republican I thought perhaps- Hint you ticket. Mr. Kidder states that this wimid l»e iiilrreslrtl in lhe war sit­ report is absolutely without foun­ uation as it appears to an ignorant dation mid Hint it probably arose observer. I >ay ignordnl because from his inactivity on account of a our information is gleaned from a serious iilneM of Mrs. Kidder, who word I hat w<* are nbh* to catch lias just returned from a prolong­ now mid then in a country where ed stay in the state university hos­ th** language is unknown to us. I pital. This explains why Mr. Kid­ have s*i*h 'hut °ne English news­ der has not had time for cam­ paigning. Mr. Kidder 'made a paper since lhe I rouble began. While still in Italy we began to showing at the primary two years hear somi-lhtng of th** trouble, ago and he. will deeply appreciate but when we rcaehiil Vienna, lhe the support of the public at the ('.npitol of (he Austria-Hungarian primary next Tuesday.—Adv. Empire, the very air was tilled with "qui vivo." while the tense look im people's fares b**Uayed their •anxiety. In. the business places ami on the st reels, activities seem­ ed nt a stmidslill—everyllfing being displaced by grave discussions <)T th** topic of the day -“war." ’ We wore advised to leave Vien­ na nt once, •oHiorwise we might Im* ■delayed indefinitely, because nil trains after noon on tin* 3<>lh of July were liable lo be held in read­ iness Joi* the mobilization of lhe Iroop's. . We look IIh* fir«t train for Dresdhi, and wnro (old-after the train was under way. that it was they only train bywhich we could liave gotten out of Vienna for some time In coino. Our slay in Dres­ den was characterized by Hie same feeling of anxiety that-had filled I he minds of all at Vienna.. So we staid in Dresden only long ejiough Iq see lhe main things* of interest In travellers and came on to lb*r■ lin, wheye we will slay until Aug­ ust 2. and I hen go on lo N'urenberg. Here, as iii Vienna mid Dresdhn, there is'great excitement and anx­ iety.* Crowds of voluble people stand around the newspaper "kiosks" awaiting the arrival of special e<ytions. Surely the news­ paper vendors are doing a “roar­ ing" trade just now. Il is curious lo see men and women holding the •lamp sheets just from the press, wjde open .al arms length, scanning Hie news anxiouslv and eagerly, while-other pairs or eyes peer with e<iual anxiety add eagerness over their shoulders. As tncy scan the news, a moihont of silence pre­ . vails. Then ns the significance of Hu* news (which we ran not read a word of) is digested, tongues wag, heads nod gravely, and arms and hands wildly gesticulate in emphasis.»‘ In their excitement , they even stop us on the street and try to make us understand that, dispatches announce that fighting; .has already taken place on the' Austria-Servian frontier., Yester­ day as wo were passing along ona1 of the main lliorougbfares of Ber­ ; lin. wo saw crowds of people’ craning' their necks and peering1 ' Tuesday is Booster's Day Every citizen should go to -the fair grounds and see two excellent ball games, thereby encouraging the local team in a financial way. Charlotte's fast team will play hen*, and a great contest may be looked for.-It is Io be hopeil that the larg­ 1est-crowd that ever witnessed a game in HnslingK will bo present. Every store will bo closed and arrnngeinerits an* being carried on which may result in permitting the men employed in factories to at­ tend also. The team has made Hastings widely known in the base ball world, and the enterprise of its business men in supporting \uich a team Is everywhere coinmended. The team needs your financial sup­ port. So, come to the fair grounds on Tuesday and see two games. •The first game "will be a content flNwemi tin* Life-Timers and the Cubs, between which teams there is a hotTivalry. Roush and Rnbleski will 'officiate for (he “Lifer's" while elllwr Tinker nr Charley Leonard anil McPherson, Will be on the firing, lino-Jor the Cubs. Every body tfbmo and “Boost" the team. -. To Correspondents. Owing to the .fact that quite a mimbcr of. corresjiondenctf letters reached us at a very late hour, sev­ eral tetters had* to he omitted, and many items in others omitted. We dislike lo omit nny letters, or even parte of tellers, and wil] ask correspondents to mail their letters nt ns early an hour as possible. Campmeeting Closes Sunday. * Large crowds are attending ser­ vices al the Wesleyan Methodist campgrounds. During lhe week the number of campers has greatly increased and the officials are .greatly pleased with (he large attendance.- The services are being carried out' according to the nrogram published last week.. The meetings will close on Sunday cveiiing. BANNER. Assembly. • BALLOTS WILL BE BLANKET The Bay View Chautauqua As­ sembly have -on-, their prnkram SIZE. ALL TICKETS ON ONE "Country Life Conferern **.". which BALLOT. is addressed by leading farmers mid leaders of farm organizatinns. This conference lasts B**v**ral days FULL LIST OF THE CANDIDATES ami Ik well attended amt of muchvalue. It was address*-'! Saturday WHO WILL APPEAR OH BALLOT by John.C. -Ketchadi. «*f this city, whose theme was the “putlimk For Country Life." That Mr. Ketcham How lhe Voter Should Mark Ills is a favorite speaker al Hay View is evidenced by the fart that jhis Primary- Ballot to Make It wna his third yeaf- on lb«* Baywiew CounL program. The ballots for Iho Primary Elect Inn lo lx* held next Tuesday. August 25. have Jieen printed, and MOTOR-CARS IN HEAD-ON are quite a formidable affair, each COLLISION IN RUTLAND ballot being IH .inches. wide by 30 inches long, and contains six lickels. Tin* order of lhe parlies on Unrut Brush Obstructing View the ballots is ns follows: Republi­ Causes Cosily Crash u I (lune can, Progressive, Democrat. Social­ ist, Prohibition and Socialist Lab­ Ofer (Him) damage was dune Io a or. . . Under each imrly name-will Im a motor wagon driven by M.H. Vester circle. The voter sliould desig­ and Albert Bessiner's motor-car nate his party hy putting a cross driven by B«rt Skinner in a heati­ (X) in lhe Circle of lhe party he on crush al a dangtiroip portion of prefers. But he should not stop the Gun lake highway in south­ then*, for Hint would not count west Rutland, near the Lake farm, where two or mon* cmididnlra me nt 7:.'«l Thursday evening. The ac­ running for the same office. He cident occurred at a curve where should therefore place n cross (X1 the view is entirely obstructed by Both cars w*-re driven In the square al the left of ns many brush. .Mr. Skinner heard the enndidntes in his parly column as slowly. approortmig ami there are lo bo nominated for each* motor-wagon office. slopped just as the two vehicles Had he not done -o the arAn important thing for each vo­ met. ter tn consider is that he MUST cidenl might have resulted with NOT vote for any' candidate not jn loss of life, or serioivi injury. In his party column. If ho docs it the car with -Mr. Skinner were will void his ballot so far as that Mrs. Skinner. Mrs. B< - smor mid I particular office is concerned. Mr. Vester The voters will no doubt appre­ tdderably shaken up. ciate having all the tickets on mu- was bruised. The motor-wagon was consider­ ballot instead, of separate ballots. ably damaged. One of th** axles Any one who is a regislcn*d vo­ ter in the precinct when* he re­ was sprung and a fender was sides cnn.vote al the primary. He smashed. The other car sustained greater can register on the day of the Primary Election if he is not al­ damage. An axle was b*'iil. a fen­ der completely smashed and the ready registered. The cnnlfidales for the various whole franu* was sprang. Expensive repairs mu-i b<* made offices on the'respective, tickets mY Il is said that an 1he Primary ballot an*.as follows: on .both cars. attempt will be made In recover REPUBLICAN. damages from the towndiip. Governor—Georg** E. Ellis. Alex J. Groesbeck, William S. Linton, Frederick C. Martindale, Chase S. IMMENSE CROWDS ATTENDOsborn. • CAMPMEETIN8 AT SEBEWA Lieutenant Governor—Edwin J.| Curls. Luren D. Dickinson, David E. Heineman. Congressman—Edward L. Ramil- Incremml Altc.mlnnce tauscs Unit­ Um, Lewis L. Thompson. . ed Brethren lo Decide to Build ' State Senator—Von W. Furniss. Ijirxjc Auditormm. William If. Schantz, F.lte*rt V. Smith. . The United Brethren camp ser­ Representative—Charles A Weis- vice of the Michigan Conference NUMBER 16 PART ONE-1 TO 8 METHODIST |<j* PASTORS ASSIGNED ANNUAL CONFERENCE ENDED I SUNDAY WITH ORDINATION [ OF REV. GARRETT. TRY BANNER WANTS If You With to Sell or Boy. Bccaua Everybody Rente.The BANNER. Can Your Can yon put lhe sphWs weh hark in place' Cmi you put the apple-again on the bough CONFERENCE ACQUIRES NEW CHURCH AT EATON RAPIOS hasty MoWt Then* Is Dearth of Pastors Because To Replace Old. The 72mi animal eonf«*r**nc the W«tsh*yan Methodist chi closed last Sunday and Hie annual campmeeting session begah. Il will close *>n Sunifay. The confer­ ence was. id tended by a large numlH*r «>f' pastors and tin* regular mi- ’ nunl work of the body was carried lution endorsing the use of the In­ ternational Uniform Sunday School lessons as opposed Io the graded llWUMUi. . . — By the purchase of the Metho­ dist Protestant church in Eaton Rapids, a new pastor and 106 new Can you put tin* petals bark on Hie ro Can you pul the kernel again in I he uni. Can you put lite perfume back in the vase you Hunk my questions trilling. dear. ••Uce. The new pastor is Rev. O, .1. .Montgomery. Tin* Wesleyan Let me ask you another < Mvihodisl. sold lh**ir church at Ikui a hasty word be ever uni West Gun Lake .to the trustees of Or a deed unkind, Undone? the .Methodist Protestant congre­ gation in that localily. The form­ er pastor. Rev. C. F. Badder. re­ signed s«*veral months ago and Went to.Oklahoma. He ha<l in his con­ gregation four members, Ihree of whom mnviMl away. . The church was, Iherfori*. vacant. . Conditions wen* the reverse of liio.se in Eaton BIG SPORTS DAY AT ASSYRIA Rapids. There was a coiig'regaSATURDAY. AUGUST llon of Methodist Protestants in the vicinity and Hie church was sold to them. Among those present al the con­ A Splendid Program of Sports Has ference were Gertrude Preston, of Been Arranged and a Fine Sierra Leone, a returned missionAssured. . THIS INDICATES THAT THE Marshall, who has alls) served as a missionnry. . - AN EAKLY START. 20 of this UrdinaliOn services were held on Sunday., when Rev. SW\V. F. (>arBOOD BUNCH OF HORSES, CATordination* sermon dained. । TH* SHEEPARDHOGS OFFERED of Syracuse,-N. V. Rev. Mr. G.ii* nett is ti well-known pastor of tile been arranged, embracing many southern part of the county nnd'he now and novel fealuras inthe way | Also Lol of Form Tools and Mte'J'"1, of '»rl"u-l „||.nrl„ls S.t llir Ims again been assigned the 4»askinds The full program of spoils1 . , , „ , tornte in Hickory Cornell. < ... Advs. for Particulars. There is a dearth of paslars in is printed in lhe advertisement on •The auction sales have an early the conference, owing to a kick of page 2ll. The program will commence nt start this svaton. young men, and the resignation of This js an in­ some of th** older members, in 8:tMl a. m. with a ball game'fielwct’ti dication of mi. early opening up -of eluding IL A. Day, of Graiii Rap­ . Assyria and Maple Grove, and there nucliou sales. The two adver­ ids: II. D. Cheney, of Owplso andI will be something doing every min­ tised this wrek are as follows: E. W. Bruce, of Brighton? Mr., ute right through (ill 5:30 p. m. To Albert'Chose. ** Cheney will continue to art as those who know what III** Assyria Albert Chase has decided here­ conference'treasurer. All will oc- 1 Ladies Aid Society can do in lhe Sheriff—Cornelius Manni. August il Io in. closed Sunday even­ cinuimnlly participiite in evangeli­ way of getting up a fine dinner, and after to work no land except Clerk—Roy Aiidrus. . serving it right, the.most attractive lii.s own small farm. He finds ing with a s'erlnon preached by Itev. cal work.. Treasurer*—Charles G. Maywood. E. C. Mason, Pub. Agt, upon the new pastors" to'enter the part of J he program, lo a hungry that he has more live slock, lools, Alfred .M. Nevins, Edward L. following test of scripture. “He work are re R**v. C. Bullock, „•> of person, will he the dinner given by eli*A than he needs, and so will ... .. \V.. ... have an auction sal** at his place Schnntx. that being often reproved and hnrd- Holland: Prof. Ray A.. Scllinan, of that Society nt noon. ' Register—Earl B. Townsend. Farm work will be out ofythe IS miles norlhrasl of Mite, on sec­ enrth his neck shall suddenly be | Brighton. 13, Prairieville township. Col. Prosecutor—John M. Gould. Ar­ destroyed and that without rem­ The officers of the confernco way; business generally wont be tion thur E. Kidder. so rushing but what it can be left Ross Burdick will be the auction­ edy." Prov. 20-1. went elected as follows: Circuit Court Coiiun’r—James M. Let's everyone relax a eer nml Clare Thorpe clerk. .Mr. The services from beginning tn President—Rev. S. A. Mnirwell. for a day. Smith. iillje .take in that Sport's Day. get Chase offers four horses and colt*, close showed a marked increase in Hives Junction. Drain Conim'r—David S. Eng­ attendance and interest over oth­ our neighbors four cows and calves. 12 nice ]■’. McCarty, acquainted with land. down in Assyria, because they are shoals, some farm machinery, 2nd er years mid haye resulted in the Pittsford. Surveyor—Lee 8. Cobb, Waller spiritual uplift/if (he church ami 8. Rennets, a mighty nice lot of people, mid bushels of oats and other articles. See ret ary—Rm Heath. have a good time generally. Yes, Lunch for those coming from a all followeranT the b>rd. Romulus. Coroners—Frank G. Sheffield. and then there's the dance after­ distance to'this afternoon sab*. See The preaching -was - generally noon and evening. Read the ad­ adv. fop date, terms and full par­ NATIONAL PROGRESSIVE. ' evangelistiir and upon the line of rim*. Waldron. repentance and faith in Christ as D. Cheney, vertisement on page 20 for further ticulars. Governor—Hiuiry H. Pattengill. particulars. If the weather per­ necessary to salvation and several Owosso. Lieut Gov.—James N. McBride. E. F. Nichols. will undoubtedly J. Badder, mits. Assyria sought and -found Him ns their Sub. Tim-lb* Congress—J. Mark Harvey. E. F. Nichols will have an auc­ Saviour. • have'HieJargest crowd there on Hastings. Senator—William- 8. Leaven­ that dale ever known in her his­ tion sale at the William J. Fisher On account nf thephenomenal Delegates wen* also elected tn worth. farm. I miles cast- of Hastings on Representative—Anson C. Boyes. growth plans are being formulated tin* next General Conference of fin* tory. •the State Road, .mi Section 12, tn construct an auditorium within Wesleyan Metlmdiit church, which Sheriff—Gilbert D. Scolt. Hastings township. It will be an tin* next few years sufficient to ne- will be held al Hmiuhlon, N. Y„ in THORNAPPLE PIONEERS^ / Clejk—Frank I). Ferris. afternoon sale-with lunch.for those commodate the increased- attend­ June next year. ' This conference Treasurer—Daniel Erb. LAKE, Hue/27 coming .from a. dtetaiv*^.' A'.oi W, ance. . ■will- lie re>vesenli*d l*y lUtw* min­ Register—C. Columbus Price. auctioneer. The largest attendance was Sun­ isterial and three lay delegates as Prosecutor—Charles H.' Thomas. day when 2,(XM1 p-*isons .gathered. follows: Coroner—WillRffh IL Snyder. good horses, 3 good cows mill some Ministerial—R< No candidates on ticket for Cir­ Alxiut 175 motors Were' on the Noted Speakers tn Appear nt Semi­ ground. cuit Court Commissioners, survey­ . Annual Gathering of Old Set­ long list of farm tools. 0 tons of hay or or drain commissioner. and a lot of miscellaneous articles. tlers mid. Descendants. Band Concert Satunlny • Evening. The adv/ on another page will loll The semi-annual meeting of the For the first time in many months ” te.rms and full* parARREST WIFE-BEATER Thornapple Pioneer' Associalioli the citizens will have on SaMirdny Cmnpnireting will be held at JJarnr*au lake, near iiculars. AND SEIZES REVOLVER evening an opportunity to hear a Cominillei* was also chosen, a/fd is Caledonia, on Thursday. August J?7. puriunily Io hear n public band as follows: Chautauqua .Vw’n Finances. ■ ' It is expected that u large number concert. The memlxTS of KuenPres.-Rev.*E. K McCarty. Pitts­ ponses and receipts of Harry Coun­ John Woshwell. Lithuanian, Finds zel's Military band have decided to ford. Kent county and I he norllierirp^r give’I heir fellow' citizens a free .McPherson, of Barry county and their descent! ty Chaulifiunin Association, compil­ “Inind of Freedom" Draws IJnes concert.' The first pi**ce will be ed by George E. Coleman, fr«*asurer Cohlwaler. on Some ’ Things. played on Stale street at half past llu* association Jins left a balanr* Treasurer—ReV. D. Perrine. On** of I hi* features nf th** pro­ Justice Gould. City Marshall seven n'clooa. Tin* hand has gain­ Waldron. . gram will he music by a lift*’ iihd ed such a good reputation that it Goldsmith, Constable A. D. May­ Librarian—Rev. J. B.. Thompson, drum corps, ami tin* singing of Receipts. nard, two interpreters and a num­ has been engaged In play iq n nuin,- Rives Junction. old-tire songs. The speakers will ber of excited citizens figured in ber of villages ami neighboring . The pastoral assignments follow: be Judge Collingwood of Lansing. Cash in Bank .« 31.37 the investigation of conditions. towns. It will play on the big day AdullMlckel.s'suhi . 17BUD Ada—E. L. Haight. Huntley Bussell, Edward Hardly ' . 109.00 Saturday, which later resulted in al Charlotte fair. Allegan—J-'.. II. ami Ella Lindslcy.- Edward Barnard of Grand Rapids. the arrest of John Washwell, a Allendale ami -Talmadgc—Milo .31921.37 Tot pl ..; Lithuanian, who had been beating Kingsbury. Entertained Base Ball Team. l>islmrM*iiM*nts his Wife, who is in a delicate conBedford—William C. Bullack. • Paid Redpath Bureau 91696.50 dilion. The woman cannot, ns one. -The members .of the Hastings Berlin—A. C. Bunnell. Booster's Day Proclamation. of the neighbors expressed it, “talk base ball team, the olllcers of the Paid not *63.96 and interest Bird Lake—Unsupplied. As the inerrhunts and others «l.«.l ...^.......... .................. 07 HO United Stales," as the family has association and L. \V. Heath, were Brighton—UnstipplieiL entertained with a findinner on of this city lune shown their Paid A. J. Jowell, watching been in this, country not more than Chuksville-L S. Philo. loyally to the huso bull toum. 15 months. Mrs. John Harding mid Tuesday evening by Mr. pud Mrs. Cohlwaler -J. A. McPherson. rii- menu was. wtilch is one of Hu* most excel­ Paid Hastings Banner print­ others noticed the' woman silting Charles Brewer. Diamond Springs—G. D. Kellogg. lent advertising mediums which under a tree with one of her two ■prepared by Mrs. Brewoi* and her ing Eaton Rapids—<>. J. Montgomery. this city lias ever had. business children. When it was discover­ niece. Miss Belle St evens, of Grand Paid Marceline Edger, Grand Rapids—It. A. Stdliuan. Covers wen* laid for 15, places will te* closed al l*.H0 charge of tickets ed that the woman's husband had Rapids. Hastings-M. J. Badder. 3.00 o’clock on Tuesday afteriuMin In returned home with a supply of and all enjoyed lhe teast, which '. F. Garunexcelled by nett. . order I hat the iiftermMin may be . Total booze and had Llu'owu .her out of they pronounced anything they had **v* t partaken of itst*d for recreation mid the en ­ Balance on hand. doors, she was given shelter. Holl&nd—J. K. MrCreery. joyment of twn base ball games. Mrs. Wanag and'son, Fritz, were A few brief remarks wi^e'mado by Inghnnte-B. A. Hammond. Cdrrolh<<r. CdrrOther. and mid Mr. ■ Let -yvery one rmno to these summoned to act as interpreters, President Soldiers' Reunion Opens. • IjNkelown—C. W. Holies. ' games. "Boost" - for the ball and the woman, when acquainted Heath. The annual nunion of the Bat, lainsiiig—A. J. Knrker. team, which is one of lhe best County Soldiers mid (tailors will i with the contents of the w-arrant. Romulus and Martinsville—C. s means of recreation offered lhe open this afternoon at Iln* -(air made the necessary complaint. Rennells. citizens. The business men of grounds. Hearing that Washwell had brand­ Pittsford—K. F. McCarty. The program will con­ Brand Rapids Is*i>||iie Today. this city will thus have jin op­ ished a revolver and threatened to sist of an address by Rev. Bahou, Rives Junction-J. B. and Lena The Grand Raimis League Thompson. portunity to lay aside husim ss music and recitalions. In Un* eve- J use it if any attempt were made to team will play tile home team cures mid enjoj themselves for u arrest him, the' officers naturally ■Shiawassee—G.. K Densmore. ning there will be a big camp fi'y at the. Fair Grounds this after­ IBM hours. approached with some caution. Ho Waldron -D. T. Perrine. amt speaking by volunteers from noon .at 3:15. They doubtless came along readily, however, hut Evangelist—A. W. Hall, H. A. Wllliaiu R. Jamieson, Mayor. lite audience. \ come to avenge their, defeat of denied the charge of beatiogr his Day, A. 'A. Alverson. E. \y. Bruce. The lmsinc.«s meeting and elec-I 2 to I hero tjomi*lime ago. If wife. He pleaded guilty to a drunk „ Pastors Io seek their own fields lion, of officers-wil is* held on Fli-t the members of-lhe home team of labor—C. M. Keyes. H. O. Bushand disorderly charge and sentence Card of Thunks — To the neigh ­ day morning. -The afternoon'a pro\ are all “going right,’’ Grand was suspended. The officer* conbors who so kindly helped to tlnisb gram'will consist of an address by 1 Rapids won't liave any big walk-- .nell, A. R. Merrill, V. H._ Sibley, S. J. our flrated lhe revolver, and the pris­ haying and to harvest our oats, Hou. W. W. Potter, music hy Miss/ away. Belter see the game Young. oner was impressed with th<*, fact Superannuated Ministers-^.. T. we extend sincere thanks. Frances Burch ami n*citelions by i anyway. ' that another spree would result in Miss Helen-Newton and Miss Chari-/ Gray. L. O. Bonney. J* R. Sellick, R J. Bowser. j. H. Bowser. 15 days imprisonment. H. D. Cheney. ton. -J D2:$-9A ADVERTISED THIS WEEK D0^ �the awmcs banner avclot OUR 'Will Save You Monev On Your Purchase of ^French Cambrics and Percales 36 in. width------- per yd. 12V4c New Seersuckers, white and colors,-at------------- per yd. 11c Ratine and a new line Showerproof Poplins, all colors per yd. 19c You will be able to get many weeks of GOOD WEAR out of a pair should you buy NOW. We are selling all the Colonials, Pumps and Oxfords we have in stock at a GREAT reduction in price now, because it is our unfailing policy to sell every pair of these goods during the season for which they were purchased. We still have quite a number in the various prices and we feel quite sure we can fit you in a desirable pair of Colonials, Pump or Oxfords. The Ironside Shoe Company GRANGE HALL CORNERS. I Mabel Parks spent last week al Mrs. Minnie Risbridger ‘was in Ba*Uo Creek.Battle Greek. Friday, having denisA. Watt* and family spent Suntry work done. day and Tuebday at Lacey with relAmby Ferris is building a newiB^J** .^r'*: . r a,,1B fr”m woodhouse. Indiana is visiting her. Joe McGrath is building a house' Mereitl Mead and family spent for his son. Harry. I Sunday at Theodore Northrup s. Mrs. Delia Tungalc nnd Mrs., . „.. rnftVi.’ Eliza Sheffield will motor to Hast-' ing.8, Tuesday to be tho guests of : Wesley DeBoll, wife and three. Mrs. L. N. Mosher for a week.. sow returned from Ohio, Saturday Mrs. Warfler of Battle Creek is “'ffii’v?" Mpenthng ten day’ W,,h visiting her son, Will and family,/1*, , where-she will spend tfco or threeFanny Whitcomb and son. weeks. Bernard, are visiting her mother, b*a Talmodge and family went | J- «• McKee, for a few days. to Battle Creek, Sunday, (he guests ----- *m.... —i— -»af­ Imting the -• storm Thursday of George Broil and family. ternoon, Walt Ayer* barn was Mr. and Mrs. William Clark ex­ stuck b> ligrhlniDg and buned lo ' ptTl .to start soon for, Kalkaska, lho ground, also two large oal where they will visit his son. They stacks that stood beside it. The loss is covered by insurance. intend staying a month. The next Cemetery Circle will be Sanj’l Groslim-, wife and aon mo­ entertained by Mrs. Osa Talmattae: torod from Oakoah, WIs, arriving September 2nd. ’ at, lhe homo of Mrs. H.'s panmts, Harley Burkett Wnd family of In­■ Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wolfe, Saturday diana. are visiting Mrs. Minnie RIs- poon. bridger. , Mr. ami Mr*. A. D. Wolfe and Bert Bowser received a spray of gnosis, Sam'l Groailnc and family, lovely carnations from the Grange passed Sunday at the home of Mr. for which he extends thanks. • irosline's parents, near Battle Creek. SOUTH CASTLETON AND The picnic <<f the Maple Grove M. MAPLE GROVE. E. Sunday school and Knlaino Sun­ Chester Smith and family spent day Bchool, Thursday was well at­ Sunday at Theodore Northrup's at tended, hut was rather damp on Vermontville. account of the rain. ■Rev. Roy- Ix»rd and family spent A heavy rain fell here Bunday Monday at Fred Parks. night. Much wind accompanied it. Mrs. Ed. Hafner entertained a But little damage was done in Ulis sister. Mrs. Bowen, from Grand vicinity. Rapid*, last week. The bant on tho Roy Ijipham • •■Barley'Hayman hnd family spent place wu Struck by lightning ’ Sunday al Pennock's Grove rainp- Thursday, but the (Ire was checked meeUng; before it gained much headway. Sterling and Mamie Deller re­ Threshing is lhe order of the day turned from a ten days visit at in (his vicinity nnd grain is turn­ Detroit, Friday. ing out good, especially wheat. Hastings, Mich. Assyria Farmers Club. A special Invitutrtm is cxtenited lo all to nt I end the picnic of the Assyria Farmers’ Club to bo held nt 1*m>ii latke on Saturday, August 22, 1911. No special program will Alice G. Thomas, Reporter. Hastings, Mich lal Ins ilte|nte<| polities hi long in tin* exlronie corner of entertained companx from halamalhe slate. Lined up with Hamil­ xoo Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs. Morris Williamson ton is Alonzo Vincent, former war­ den of Jackson prison, for years the spent Sunday afternoon-nt Midland machine boss of Berrien. There­ Park, the guest* of the former’s fore there is much at flake in this mother, wh<> returned ■ । iday from light and consequently is of more 'California, where she has spent the past eight mouth*. than passing fnlerest. Mils Erma Winters who ha* "There is evolution in imjIIUcs a* well bb other ihings. The piihlio been working for Mrs. Josep'h becomes tired of one man holding Haines this summer returned io her home near Allegan Saturday. a particular olllce for 2<t years, parliculnrJy wfien that man possesses NORTHEAST BAHRY. no saaigiL qualities- nf leadership Th»ro will be no preaching m Hamilton has an ifidiffcrclil record. He has neither been a particularly Sunday school until September fills, brilliant congressman nor a.parti- 1on account of lhe campmeeting at citlnrly poor one Glancing over | Midland Park. Gull Like. Rev. A. Bunnell and family are hi* record one will find that he has been “regular" when the republi­ ! visiting his father and mol her. Ruv. cans were in control- One fails to I A. S. Bunnell and wife mid 'broth­ er Lyle Bunnell nnd family.. find him-identified wilh any impor­ Miss Fannie - Armour and her tant ronrtructive hgislalimi which would stamp him as a man of na­ mini.. Mrs. Bunnell of Bedford an* tional proportions. Such men as visiting Hamniie Armour and fam­ Smith and T- wnsend have served ily. The Hampton family reunion with him in the house ami Hwii passed on to. tho senate, lie has iwill be held al Alendalc, Gull Lake All those ■ml wrilteipflii* name on any great ■Sal unlay. August IMIh. bill that haiJH-en made a law. tn related and inli-.resled please be. fact a earefiHly analysis of his rec­ present. ord will show that he has been an ordinary eongresstnan. achieving only ordinary results. His passing, in comtenueiice, will work no loss to the district, to his state or his par­ DOUD’S CORNERS. Mrs. Cora Whippl® visited friends' and relatives in Augusta lhe past week. Miss Marie lauch and’Prof. C. F. Barnes of Colony. Kns., spent from Tuesday until Friday visiting rela­ tives in Middleville and Howard Cily. Melvin Blanton drives a new Ford Mrs. Daisy Bergman and son Nor­ ris spent Saturday and Sunday in Lacey. The Inv^n party given by tinMisses Gertrude and (Henora Wat­ ters. Wednesday evening was very well attended, about fifty young people being present.. The guests were served ice cream and cake, nT-~ (er which’ they departed for home al) reporting a very good lime. School begins Sept. 8 with Ger­ trude Water*, as teacher. Joo Wortman is some bolter al this writing. NORTHEAST RUTLAND. Charles Moore’s have moved into their new house. Mrs. Joe Wing of Irving visited her daughler Airs. Claud Hammond Sunday. Mr..ana Mrs. W. 7t. Moore visited ' "Thompson is a young man—able (heir son Glenn and wife of North­ forceful, courageous. He is against life tenure of office. Being young, east Hastings Friday. - Mr*. Martin Poland returned lie believes Hie young man should from a two weeks visit In Rockford. be given a chance to show his Hi* premise, that Hamil­ Wednesday the guest of her sister, worth. ton has d-iiio all that in* call for who has been ill. Sfhis Sunday School will hold a hiniV If. In* district ami hi* slate, Icqic at what -is known ns the seenis to be gaining popularity with ...... .... „. .. .......-....vr IbMU-r. Of the fourth .li.lnrl. ror outljakejiextThursday. Weirnge ■II will r<w «n<1 I,ring « well III&•—*"<—-Ir,(I IIW JIi In lhe .Ipilul h-x-.-. ‘ ” Huy that lluj Allegan judge . has ed* basket.* There-will be no 'Sunday SeliooKf Hamilldn on tho run and will next Bunday on account of tlic doubtless beat him fur the nomi­ ' meeting al the Cobb church in Irv- nation. 'd'hv Mate at largo will hope sin­ i ing at (ho same hour 3:30. . cerely that when thg returns come over the wires on primary night that ih>* fourth district will have •lone it* part in lhe work of. clean­ ing lhe dead wood out of Michigan's congressional .delegation and that. I Mr. Hamilton will have |...... rolir; ed bi private liffl."—Political Adv., ]. [ United Blates last year mined m».76O worth of filler*' earth. ~ No .other coronation rile in Eu­ rope reechos back to «o early u iieriml a* that, of Great Hritian. From the Englo-Saxon order of the coronation of Egbert was derived the ancient form of lhe coronations ' of the kings of France. There Is a Reason why Ml many of the leading" deal­ ers now handle the “Holland" ex* chisively. The special patented features are salient, common sense* improvements. - The castings arc .heavy and well made; the fittings are the best that money can buy, and altogether, the “Holland** is * thoroughly practical ami a furnace Unit our dealers, their customers, and wo ourselves an; proud of. We want you to use the “Hol­ land"—you. can’t go wrong if you slick to the “Holland." We are glad To. give you any ‘information you need. . .■ J. W. TIBBATTS, Hastings, Mich. . Air write II. C. Redmon, lensing, Hich.. . . ; ■, iriauk - ] B 254 Fulton St. With an electric flatiron you can do your laundry work for the week at a cost of a few cents. \ You do not have to run back and forth from stove to ironing board, as the iron can be attached to any Mr*. Mattie Cheney will enter­ tain. Hie Ladies Aid Society .Tues­ day aHern<H.n. August 25th. There l will he a birthday offering. Tills I meeting wa- planned to l»e held on' Wednesday, but. later decided Ln) meet n day earlier, on Tuesday. Every one Is cordially invited* lo; attend. . lamp socket. There is no fire to heat your house or yourself, the heat is all in the iron where It is needed. We will let you take an electric iron for a two weeks free trial and if you are not entirely satisfied with it at the end of that time you may return it to us without cost to you. This advertisement, if presented at our office 50 'towards the purchase price of a guaranteed $3.50 electric flatiron. Thornapple Gae A Electric Co. Phone No. 5, ALWAYSRENDER REAL SERVICE." i Mrs. Smith (hi the Program. i Mrs. Clement Smith, Of Hasting*, Mich., former president of lhe I .Michigan federation of Women's clubs will report tho nnlional lilonntfil rimvenlion of women’s vluhs which was heM this year nt Chica­ go. Addresses will also b« given by Mr*. j:dwin A. Jinnpp. of Kansas, vice-chairman of tho pre.*s comniiltofe of the National iVdernlmn, and by Mrs/RadclUTe, of Bl. Lolilu, who has been prominent in wonnn’s r’.rhs work. This program wdl commence at four pVlock ami all club mcinhers are urged to b6 present—Petoskey Reporter. California will print this -year 1.000,000 books of election law in­ struction for voters. » Nearly two thirds of the mail matter of the world is written in English. . . . . Telephone Citizens Number 6034 East, Corner Lafayette Avenue HOLMES church. The L.’ A. S. will be entertained by Mrs. Allitf Cheney on •'I’uesdiiy. August 25. for supper. . Everybody invited. Mrs. Emma. Rowley, of Bcuid Hill, Ohio, are visiting relative's here. •Walter Durkee went lo Ohio, Monday m>>niing, for a week’s visit. Fred Baine.and wife of Charlotte ami Mrs, Walter Wortley and dmigfitcrs of Lake Odessa, were week end vtdlnrs with their sister, .Mrs. Glen Fuller. W. S. Barnum and Fred Durkee and wives visit ted relative* in Lansing last week. Mrs. Durkee's nierc. Eleanor Thomas, returned Is There an Electric Iron in Your Home? before Sept. 1st, is good for W. E. Merritt Store Phone 66 We Sell Phoenix Silk' Hosiery Masonic Temple Building Not all of our nice summer* goods were sold at our 10 day Sale and we are still offering opportunity to buy fine goods at VERY LOW PRICES. Here are only two or three, visit the store and see the many other money saving prices we quote. “The. fight that. Judge Lewis L. Thompson of Allegan le making to secure the Republican nomination for Congress from nd* district is attracting umi-nal attention in the stale. The Landing Journal, the big paper of the slate, has come out with a long editorial saying that Thompson's nomination nnd elec­ tion will add new blood to the Michigan Delegation in Congress.1 The Lansing paper tolls of Jhe tight Thompson is making o*raAist Ham­ ilton and marlimc-jwifitics in the district. In parPTfie Lansing pa­ per say*." 3 “Down.Miiflie fourth congression­ al disbi'tct of Michigan, a district cnjqptfsed chi.dly of fruit belt coun­ ties lying alone the shores of Ijike Michigan, a political battle nf state­ wide interest is-being, totiglit. The principals an- Congressman E. L. Hamilton, of Berrien county, ami Judge lasw L. Thompson, of Allegan county. Thompson a young and energetic probate judge from Ber­ ill- tl) OK Gt I I. LIKE. rien's nearby neighboring county, Mr. and Mr*. Humor Sim* spent nurses the landnbin ambition of go­ ing to congre**. InmselP and think­ Sunday nnd Munday in Battle Crock.1 Mr. mid Mr?. Henry rietinan and| ing that Hamilton ha* had enough. U waging a real tight to unseat the family. Mr. and Mw. Ernest Cad* I vvalladcr motored lb Allegan SunBerrien gentbinan. ■"Hmndlon is niakiiig a last sland. jdwy as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Colonials, Pufnps and Oxfords * REMARKABLE BARGAINS In Nice Summer Goods Lansing Paper Predicts That Thompson Will be. Nomina­ ted for Congressman. Tells of fight he is making against Machine Politics. Says Al­ legan Judge Deserves Sup­ port of all Good Citizens. Clean Sweep Sale Pbone 176 a>. »n at Editorial by ireat Paper Grand Rapids, Michigan T no IrfnjJcr is necessary for music studenfs of Grand Rapids and Western Michigan to go to New York, Boston or Chicago in order to secure the advantages of a standard conservatory>of miisic education. J - The Malek School of Music is under the direction of its founder, Ottokar Malek, a. concert pianist and instructor of unquestioned atlaininenls, whose reputation is founded upon accomplishment, and whose preparation as a concert artist and teacher was made under the besl and most favorable conditions in Europe, the cradle of musical traditions. Sir. Malek has surrounded himself with a staff of tried and-capable instructors, and the school did pot have lo take years to arrive at a point of efficiency tuhich trould make it a credit and source of justifiable pride to the musically inclined of this section. Branches Taught: The Piano; Voire; Violin; OrjJan; Theory; Harmony; Counterpoint; Composition; History of Music; Eartraining; Aesthetics; Children's Piano Dep't; Harp; Orchestral Instrnmenh; Chamber Music Classes; Orchestra Practice; Elocution; Languages; . Iliter pref iw, Aesthetic, „ Folk and Ballroom Dancing. Call, or write for the school catalog. Faculty includes: OTTOKAR ifALEK. Director • Mrs. Florence Krumnw-Jfulek Mia Margurrife Knrilander MUi Lilian Benneii Miu Hasel If. McEadinm Guy G. ('allots Mrs. Clara II. Davis Waller E. Hartley Sherman Tullrr ___II. _______ _ Mr’- ShrrMan Waiter .Mn. IVillinm Irmmit Mrs. ilyrlle Koon Cherry-man Mb. EIm * Ho^s *' Min Regina Malek Mr». Ruby e. iiugfe* Sit- Auwlroo Carditlla want you to know all about this school , W Fall ierm opens Monday, September Fourteenth *W IRaUft School of Grand Rapids, Michigan 254 Fulton Street, East ] C ] ■ �THE HASTTSGS IWSMTCIW 3>, WIL LOCAL NEWS U. B. 8. 8. picnic Leach lake Sat­ urday. Bring baskets. Leave church al 8:30. Have I how old Inn oxfords or ■hoes dyed black and .make Hhi'in look like new—only 25c. Ludlow's Electric Shoo Shop.—Adv. A largo number of xupervisors nnd former auperviaors attended the. annual meeting of the Barfy County fiupervlaora’ Association held st Thornapple lake Wednestiay. Owing tn the fort that n MSe ball game oq Friday afternoon might interfere with the reunion of lhe old Mddlers, lhe lull game with Charlotte has been cancelled. The next game will he played on Tues­ day, “Booster's Day." Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Donald Van Zile, of Detroit,, yesterday an eight |Minn<f son. Mother and child arc gelling along finely, while “Grand­ pa" and "Grandma" GnodyWir— Well, they are simply the happiest people on earth. Charged with seducing a girl 18 years old, Fred Bose, nf Orange­ ville, who has a wife and two chil• dren, was arrested and arraigned in Justice Cadwallnder's court. Ths examination" was adjourned until AukusI 84. .Mr. Rose denies the charge. He was released on a bond of m. The trial of Dugal McCallum, the Cloverdale young man. who •was ar­ rested for making a collection of IUi*reggs of birds without first.se­ curing permission from the state game warden, will be held on Fri­ day, August 21. The case has been ndjournwil from time to time dur­ ing the last few months. Gdoryrn Hinchman had an excil* ing runaway near Hut Kelsey prop­ erty on 8. Broadway one day lust week. Just as Mr. Hinchman was getting into.lhe buggy, his team be­ came’frightened and started away. Me was thrown to lhe ground amt Notnewhal bruished. The team was caught, a considerable distance down the road. W. IL Kuenzel ami the members of his band are greatly pleased with the llliernl donation* for the new uniforms for the hand. AImhiI «3) in Mill required to defray the expense. The uniform* will be dark blue and very simple in style. Tim Bijou Theatre will present America's most historic nrlisl nnd unique . novelty entertainer, tlie original “Drummer Boy of Shilo" Thursday. Friday nnd Saturday evenings of lliis week., Tomorrow 'Friday' night nil old soldiers nnd llii-ir wives will be admitted free of charge. • rACETHMX FALL AND WINTER STYLES—School Time Preparations We are showing this early, a great variety of Fall Suits, Coats, Serge Dresses, Skirts, Silk Petticoats, Fall Dress Goods, New Silks, Girls’ School Dresses, Hosiery, Sweaters, Rugs, Blankets, Gloves, Ribbons, Outing Flannels, Sheeting, Pillows, Fall Underwear, Men’s Furnishings, Etc. . Prices arc as low as ever. We bought early direct from the foremost manufacturers and forced early delivery. A good many lines have already taken great advances, but as long as we arc able to protect our trade from any increase in price we shall do so. Our aim is to endeavor to «ell as cheap as possible and in no way take any advantage of foreign conditions. Coats, Suits, Dresses and Skirts ’ Right now we have a «ood assortment of Fall Halmacaans, Suits, Tunic Skirts and Serge Dresses. Btiv your Winter Coats now. You have a good choice of styles nnd materials right now nnd prices are lower than they will l>c later. Ladies* and Misses' Ural Lamb Coats, satin lined: Coats e<|ufil_ to £25.00 values.last year: w offer the 1915 models for only • • $15.00 All wool Balmacaans in Scotch mixtures, all sizes at $9.00 Splendid line of fancy Coats at • $10.00 1915 Suits, highly tailored, at only • - $15.00 Last year's Suits to close out at only $5.00 Summer Coats to close out al only $3.98 Serge Dresses in all wool nt only • • $6.00 R.ugs and Curtains New Rugs and Curtains, lhe finest line we have ever shown and great values. Wool Fibre Rugs (all sizes), size 9x12 at - $7.00 37x54 Velvet Rugs, a special at $1.19 9x12 Axminster Rugs, a" few patterns - $16.50 Heavy Mattress Covering • • $1.00 Table Matting • 50c and 75c Snakes Coming to Town. east woodlAno: Many East Woodland people are The xecoinj ward Is tn need of a attending camp meeting in Selwwa. St. Patrick, ns several snakes have The Hecker family reunion will Im*. 11 killed there recently. List lie .held Saturday in Maple Gravy Mrs. M. I- Cole of South \\7md- rattle sn:ikc carrying .m*xc(| rallies, in lite cellar window. -Tite M.*rpen: p Mrs. St. John. \ , pndianly can!*.* frain the creek.1 It. is reported that the lK|le Hie intruder was less than' Umci-. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer. In length. •' ~I Sawdy is very sick with typhoid fever. , ■ Grunge Program. M. Rowlader rotumert trom.Ohio PORCELAINS OF RARE VALUE Program for Cnrjlmi Grange No. Wednesday accompanied by his daughter and husband for a few Chelsea la Considered the Moit Valufor August 20. 1914. davs visit. They came by auto. Song selected by Pomona. Sir. and Mrs. Will F.uper entcrHall call answered by a conun­ Hlghly Priced. lained Mr. and Mrs. F. Seitz and drum or rhjdle. children of Vermontville Sunday. Music—Bernice Hntch. Thu Chelsea is amongst the niopt j Mrs. Edna Slrowe visited the Rainy day jobs al tho bnprt by home of her parents, E. T. Cole and precious of tho early English porce-i Juke Sii'odbeck. wife. Saturday. tains, and uh much as |to,ouo ban been • Recitation—Ijivornn Radio. Mrs. J. Fnlgor. who spent part of paid for a really fine Chelsea vase of Select Heading—Mrs. Frank Blood. What is the most ■profitable time Inst week wit li East Woodland tho fourth period. There are, how- ? mid way to dispose of surplus liens? friends, returned lo Lmihiiig Fri- ever, many forgeries. Thu origin of Cockerels?—Lewis Radio. ' tho famous Chelsea factory tins been Hecilatlon—Josephine Bray. Married Saturday. August 8. 1911, the subject of much speculation, but ■ Song—hah nnd Nina Wilson. in Grand Rapid*. Miss Gayla II. B>-eilalioii. “The Sissor.s."—Throe Hager of Woodland. Mich., tn Mr. nothing la proved save that it was at girh. Altieri F. Pemlwr of Nashville. work In 1746. Thu earliest authenti­ Song by Grange—“America." Mich. The young couple are well cated specimen Is a milk jug of the Homed canned meats—Mrs. J. V. and favorably known by a host of well-known “goat and bee’ pattern, Wickham. friends. Mrs. Peinbcr having lived bi!a.rl,'K ‘ho Incised legend, •Chelsea, Recitation Ruby Wilson. all her life in East Woodland where !745." In 1784’ the factory was dis­ • - Exercises -Watermellons. she will he missed in church and mantled and tho plant and worknjen Song- “Good Night Indies." Sunday Schmd work, by young were removed to Derby. Tho Chelsea Surprise feature by young Indies. friends and associates and in her porcelain may bo grouped In five - Augusta Brisbin, rhildhood home. They will reside chronological dlriatons: Period I—tho Lecturer. in Nashville and be nt. home tn Cnrllnn Grange will entertain Po­ friends al the residence of Mr. earliest, bearing a triangle mahc In­ mona Grange .Wednesday, August Peniber's parents; Many kind wish­ cised, with Chelsea above, tho ware 26.. Everybody come and show the es for happiness and prosperity fol­ being described as of a creamy tuuitc. not unU>q St. Cloud porcelain, with a people we arc still alive. low them-to their new abpde. satiny texture very transparent body . Jackson-Thomas. often distorted tn baking, nnd fre­ Grange Program. A very pretty wedding occured quently left while. Period 11—thickly . Program for Johnstown Grange, nt the home of Mrs. Nora, Blanchmade, but of well composed paste of nrd. at SotilluMHo. when nt 4:00'1*. AuruhI 29. 1911. sandy texture with a thick unctuous Hull call—Answer by quolalion. M.. August 15; her niece. Miss glaxo of creamy tint, the mark being Blanch Jackson was united in mar- .Select rending—Mark Bench. an embossed anchor, sometimes out-1 “Public Questions nt Issue in IhQ ©iagev *c-. ?Jt. -Svon J. Tbcax?, »1 lined In red unrf applied on a small i Minot. North Dakota. Standing Fall Campaign”—Roy Rice. oval pad. Period III—usually marked Recital ion —Edit h Vansycb*«. before a pink and' white back­ with an anchor tn red. Is a strength­ Heading—Janthin Rlsbridger. ground, clad in white crepe de “Are the Fanners Satislb*d With ened form of tho second class, which cltene nnd carrying pink roses. Miss If not, It supplanted by Its more practicable Blanch looked the picture of hap­ Their Present Conditions. why not ’ " — Iz>ren Vansyclcs., piness. The homo was beautifully nature. Period IV (t759-70)-paato Instrumental M u.s i c—Wanda more settled In character, warn whiter decorated. the parlor with golden glow and .evergreens, the dining Clotnence. and has lost much of the spft creamy Recitation—Leo GroaL room with siidlax and pink roses. appearance of tho previous periods. Reading—Ola Rogers. Bev. Mr. Scott of Montgomery per­ /Is a liebt’ Rightly Incurred and Period V (1770-84)—this was the start formed the ceremony. Only the im­ mediate family of the bride nnd tho Not Too Large a Help or n Hin­ of tho Dcrby-Chclgea period. Tho nnd Fred marks which wore no doubt common officiating clergyman nnd his wife drance?"—Dell Grant to both tho Derby and Chelsea fac­ were present. The wedding supper, Vnusycles. Emma Sheffield, Leet nr* r. tories consisted of a combination of which was prepared by her mint tho Derby D. and tho Chelsea anchor and served by Mr. nnd Mrs. Judson Dentil of George Barnes. \ was a fine piece of catering. After across tho letter, an anchor crowned, partaking of this, the young couple George Albert Barnes was born nnd a crowned D. though the old Chel­ motored to Kalamazoo nnd took n in Pittsford, Muss. March 5. 1818. sea anchor probably continued in use (Iyer for Chicago, where I hoy will ell came to Hastiifgs at the age of for at least a part of the period. ' spend n day theft on lo Minnesota, twenty-one nnd clerked for Barlow where they will spend a short time & Goodyear. He was manager for with Mr. Thomas' parents, then to several years and became n mem­ No, Ho Wasn't Neryoua. Minot, North Dakota, tn the beau­ ber of the firm which was changed A young pitcher making hla flrat tiful now home Mr. Thomas has eventually to Goodyear and Barnes. appearance tn big league company hit recently built’for his bride. In 1898 he moved to Chicago and tho flrat batter, passed tho next two, spent several years in the publish­ and made a wljd throw tn the flrzt pblluary. ing business. In 1908 he 'purchased a summer inning. As ho went to the bench tho Amanda Lnvina Johnson was born in Why no Co„ New York. Aug­ renort. known as .Orlon's at West manager of the team asked, "What'a| Are you nervous?" ust 26, 1848, and departed this life Gun Lake. 'The resort has since tho matter? nf her home in this city August 6. been known as Bnrircs’ resort, nnd “Naw," he said angrily, “but my darn 1914, aged 65 years, .11 months, H hm’berome very popular under limbs shake.” days. She came with .bar parents Mr. -and Mrs. Barnes able manage­ ment. to Barry Co, in 1851. ’ , _ After AU. In 1879 Mr. Barnes married Miss She was married Id Wm. D. Jeff­ Minnie Konfleld. daughter of Mr. rey in 1865. Most of the things that people think To them were born five diildrqp and Mrs. H. J. Kenfleld. There are are matters of great moment aren't of .whom three are living. Byron two children. Albert K. Barnes, re­ nnd .Jean L, of Battle Crock, Bert B. and Mrs. siding in New York OsA Lewis, of this city. Bev. C. W. Barnes. Ballou conducted the funeral nt the VIOLIN INSTRUCTION homo Saturday at 10:00 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pnttcr. Phil­ Interment in stony Point cemetery. ip nnd Charles Pnller, Mist Doreen H. G. Aidham Pnlter and Ralph W. Bogers motor­ Constipation Causes Sickness. ed to the home of Mrs. poller's Teacher of Violin Don’t permit yourself to become mother's home in Harrison. Thurs­ While there Mrs. Poller re­ constipated, ns your system im­ day. mediately begins to absorb poison ceived word that her brother had Fall Term Starts First Week in. from the backed up waste matter. died in Denver and that her mother ~ September. Use Dr. King's New Life Pills ond intended to return with the bods’. keep well. There is no better Mr. Potter and Mr. Rogers returned . safeguard against illness. Just on Sunday. Studio and Residence 4*5 West take one dose tonight, 25c. at your Druggist—Adv. Court St. Phone 391-B. -BANNER WANT ADV8 J»AY- ., Sweaters School Bargains Boys' £1.00 Sweaters from last year, to close BoVfi' School Pants, sizes 5 to 16. at only A big line of Shirts in dark or light • - Boys’ wool Jersey Sweaters, red or gray - 50c 50c - 25c ' $1.00 Boys' heavy School Stockings, double knees, linen K heel and toe, nt only • 15c or 2 (or 25c Suspenders, Ties, Underwear, Handkerchiefs, Etc. We artsbowing a pretty line_o( Men’s,. Women's and Children's Sweaters in. our windows, but oh, my! if you could only see our entire line, you would say that the buyer mpst have had a brain storm, but we must admit that never before have we shown such values. Sweaters from-" 50c to $7.00 69c Girls'School Stockings, fine and strong ■ 15c Black Bloomers and Muslin Pants 25c Girls’ Long Silk Gloves ifi white - 75c Ferris Waists for Girlsand Misses 50c and 75c Girls’ School Sweaters 50c, 75c, $1,00 and $1.75 Fine Hair Ribbons, all colors at • 10c Girls' Dresses, 3 to 14. at only - - New Dress Goods lor School Dresses, all-wool Serges and Batiste at • • Dark Ginghams and Percales Aihiouiun•niriil. 50c - Soft Plaids and plain new Daneclolh - 5 12c - and 10c LELAND GIANTS WILL NOT PLAY HERE OH SATURDAY Forced to (aiiiecl ' Dale Bemuse celli’il Games. Itall_ management. >*l* good team will be substituted. land, malinger of the colored play- t/aytyvt a < tf tn JOI 1IN J\l. (.jOUL/IJ Gliicngo. I... Aug. It, I9H. “I am sorry (hut I mn forced to drop I tic other date Hint I have with you 011 aci'ounl nf Blooming- R 1 ING to awakca him from his SLUMBERS OF . I j INDIFFERENCE as to his health and make him think for himself along sane | । lines. Remove the CAUSE and NATURK will restore you to HEALTH. ! ; me. which Prosecuting Attomej COPritlOUTED 5-e-c M. W. SMITH, A. C., Chiropractor Not the Went Investment. New Hendershott BldR.^City »:• Citizens Phone 317 coiiidrirs of mlicli 'inaller area nnd IHitatu Y« th, .m,. Rs.ont ......................... .. .............. ............. in a cattery is makinx a better fnvegtj parison was made, Geiirmnn led went than the gniilemen who sink with I.L'iM.oui.mxr bushels, ami the huge HUini In uu oociulotml kitty —! United Slates produced hut1 293,ChlCago Nowep.__ ' iMSUMkl bushels that year. ^..i.-------- -—. -HANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— Try BANNER Job Dept. Its O K SAID TRUSTEES SHALL ESTABLISH IN SAID // TERRITORY AT SUCH PLACE AS THEY MAY ft ft •• JUDGE BEST, A LITERARY INSTITUTE, TO 77 PROMOTE THE KNOWLEDGE OF ALL THOSE BRANCHES OF EDUCATION USUALLY TAUGHT IN ACADEMIES AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTIONS. / 1 hese words are an extract from-the original Charter of Kalamazoo College ONE OF MICHIGAN’S SCHOOLS OF LIBERAL EDUCATION, KALAMAz6o, MICH. SUBJECTS TAUGHT. Tlie faculty is composed of In­ structor* of highest ' accomplish­ ment* mid who lime liven trained in institutions of tin* li iist ndinured ADVANTAGES. Kplmnazoo CoUrge offers excel­ lent .opportunities, hi ..ambitknis young men mid women... Ideal lo­ cation, strong- faculty, moderate expenses; The record of its Alum­ ni is the liest mhcrtlM-nients. Sev­ eral inluablo scliolurships, ’ BiologySlnthrnintics. Clicmistry. Plillosopli.v. Englibh Literature. ' Physifk ■rinnn. Piihlie Speaking. Rhetoric. lllstory. Cotnposilion. laitin. Physical Training. I'rtliupig.v. EQUIPMENT. SliuleiltN l.aie the mlvmitaqe of a siilrslmitlnl gy nmiiMiim 10S by fret villi n physical director charge.' A college library consisting about KUMM) volumes and !I6W pnmphletx atlonls flic students rxleiishc tt-ailing mid research. •The laboratories are fully equip­ ped In carry on the full laboratory work of this splendid school. THE EXPEMSE OF ATTENDING KALAMAZOO COLLEGE IS VERY LIGHT. MANY EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES ARE AFFORDED YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN TO SECURE BOARD AND ROOM AT VERY REASONABLE RATES. Write for Information, H. L. STETSON, Pres., Kalamazoo, Michigan �?AGK FOUR REURiON OF MOOSE SCHOOL SCHOLARS AU6UST 27 Many Arrivals Sn Radies’ and Misses' SmartestJtyle Suits and Coats Already wc are showing quite a comprehensive assortment 6( the smartest Novelty Coats and the handsomest Tailored Suits for early lallwcar. Early buyers will do well to make their selections at once. In spite of the fact that • materials arc rising every day in price, and even some of the new imported patterns cannot be had again at any price, rtc will not take advantage of this situation, but will sell our garments at the extremely low prices wc had planned before wc knew anything about ' the war. Wc invite you to come to our . Cloak and Suit ^Department and See the Beautiful ifotelty fall Coats, at 912.50, 913.15, 915.00. 916.50, 918.00. 920.00. 922.50 and 925.00 They orc wonderful values at the prices wc ask. Just the coats that arc needed for cool evenings pf August and the still cooler weather to come. 913.15 to 925.00 Our New Fall Suits range in price from Jfew Russian Junie Skirts Regular $5.00 and $6.00 Skirts, absolutely correct in fashion, elegant materials in brqwn, navy and black, z* a q o some trimmed with Roman stripe, Advance Sale price----------------------------------------.. <pv»J/O //few fall and ie)inter Millinery Early showing of the coming most popular fashions. Wc invite your inspection Our Summer business is practically over, although wc still have a great deal of summer weather ahead of us, and all Summer merchandise MUST GO. Suits, Coats, Skirts, Flats and Dresses.arc now priced at' ( LESS THAN HALF THEIR WORTH. 98c NEW SHOWING OF THE PRETTIEST FANCY SILKS. MESSAL1NES, MOIRES and SATINS . Come in and see them. S>n Spite of the Soaring Prices on jfll food Stuffs Our popular Pure Food Grocery Department continues its former Low Price policy. Extra Fanry Early June I’eu* 10c Pork mid Heun*. With Tomato 1 ()z» Same, large .‘I Hi. run*1UL Bulk Spier* for pickling nnd per- T()p MTvhig. jht lb...................................«JV7U Mlv-O-Jii Loffer. a fancy grade 30c BOB WHITE LAI NBIIY NOAI* A very line wliile hiumlry soup, imide hy ip rnciur*. 3c fairs ..7 liar* foi-^OU Extra Lar stork. |i *. Tr .................... GJL Program. School Song-School of 1911. Prayer by Lloyd Meade. Holl eal of tVachers for lhe last -John and Gladys Higdon. Smith. •• ■ . • . , Paper, by Historian. Mrs.'Delilah Webb. - Recitation— Bernice Meade. Businc** meeting. • Rending of letters from old school mates. RamlniscensA's of old Teachers and ocholat -. Music—Mr*. Emma Hayman; Closing by singing “God Be With You Till We Me. I Again." Put a fried cake and a pickle in your dinner pail ami come. HOLSTEIN BREEDERS TO All Remaining Summer it)earabJes at Prices Ridiculously S,o» One lot of Coats, Dresses, Skirls and Trimmed Hats, values up to SIH, must go at Your Choice--- Program That .Will Interest All Who Hav I- Attended That School. Picnic Dinner. The clan* of th** Mudge school will gather at Thornapple lake, August 27tii.• The afternoon will be spent in renewing old school acquaintan­ ces and taking pictures of some of th" old clause*. The tables will be spread at 12 sharp. The school will be’called as itoon after aa (Jbs- Let us supply your table needs. <;tedr<**t Pink Salmon, lull cun*. 10c Fiincy Naval Oranges large titac, svvcct, per doz OQn LOCAL NEWS Kuenzid'a military baud played at Pralrtevitle's big Held day on Wednesdsy. Dressed poultry for sale, hens and chickens. Phono 3UIIL-Henry Smith, City.—Adv. Wheal is being marketed rapid­ ly .now. Hie high price proving a powerful magnet. Mr. Forrest Fiehach, teauber of piano, will announce bis next sea­ son’* opening tHNAb,—Adv. _ The central ecliud-buildings are being thoroughly renovated pre­ paratory t<> the opening of school on August 31. • . Club. No. I, of the Meth6dist F.pi >pa| Ladies Aid was enter­ tained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Edward A. Burton and Mrs. Handy. ' Word from Mr. and Mrs. John WciSsert, who are visiting friends at Atlantic City, -reports them as having lhe very best kind of a time. They will return lhe last of lhe month. The annual picnic of tin*-farm­ er* of Barry and Allegan counties will be held at Gun lake on Fri­ day and Saturday, August and S9. There will be present a num­ ber of speakers of state-wide prominence. If you don’t think lhe war in F.urnpe is affrijllng u* here in llasling*, just look at Hie. size of th" package of sugar you now gel far St .Ou or 50 cents, and compare it -with (he |>nckag" you rec-ivod far a like amount two months ago. SINFIELD. Mrs. Mike Stambaugh had a stroke of paralysis a week agu She is somn belter at present. Charles Lundquist wil attend the [onia and Eaton Co. Grange at Lowell, Wednesday. M«u Polly Friedly of Belding vis­ ited Mrs. Joe Blough, her grand- . daughter, and other friends here last week. The second annual reunion of he Godfrey family will be held at */,Bnd. J?rk' Thursday, August 20. Dr. Melnlyre of Woodland was called as council for Mira Mary Green last week. Miss Bidwell, a nurse, was called to help care for her. She is some better al pres­ ent. x Henry Bera and family, also Har­ ry Mapes and family, resorted at a lake, north of Hastings, fast week. and M*1*" Zella Wilhcnll of Talihina, Okla, are visiting their barenta, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. WilherilL Miss Ethel %rsdala of Parma, visited at the home of Miss Zella Wilhorell, lust week. The Rawson reunion was held at Bert Rawson’s in • Grand Ledge, Saturday. CARLTON CENTER. Mrs. Cornell of Woodland, is looking after thinx* at the homo of (). N. Landon, while they are at­ tending campmeeting al Charlotte. Others, who are attending are J. B. Buck and family, A. E. Field and family, , . Mr. and Mr*. F. Shriber and Mr. and Mrs. Hay IXnifey spent the lalUr iiart of lu*l week wilh Abod Ikmlvy in Isabelle county. • The M. E. church will hold baptisnial services near |ho bridge •Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Andrus and lit­ tle daughter spent a few days with relatives in Battle Creek. , Burn, lo Mr. and Mr*. Henry Willinme. a little daughter, Sunday. CmigrululalioH-K Mr*. L. Eisenhood of IMltle Creek, is caring for Mrs. Williams. Mr., and Mrs. C. I* Smith and Mr. and Mr*. F. Shriber, expect lo h ave Thursday for a motor trip to Ohio. W. C. Norris’ and daughter. Car­ rie spent (lie weqk end in Charlotte. • Mr*. Lulu Johnson ami family of liownc, called on Mrs. M. Cole, last HOLO PICNIC, AUGUST 27 mor leaeiier of penmanship in the Speakers Will lx- Present md city schools, have received the an­ nouncement of her marriage nt launch M<p rment to Establish Hart. August 13. to Mr. John Gaelx. Coopc ra t i v e t ’.on de nsary. for an electrical supply house. fair ground* on Thursday, August Where they will make their home L*7lh. under I lie auspices of Hit Barry County Holstein Breeder* sat unlay is to b<* a big day in A»*o« iatmiu-a* llv- member* of this Ih-ltijn. There will be two base nfganizatioii nb* planning to mnkt ball gain"*, a program of simrls Barry rount,' • ' * ■'“* mid a dancf A‘ •--large crowd —..... 1 Jis ,...... ....... . ......... m th.- state* present. In lhe providing tl><-y can hav an outlet morning team* from Augusta and line of flii-se out­ terooon. the old rival*. Hickory be dlM-Ui-Msl m meeting A great many complaints are he­ ar mad.- over the fact Hint some EVery one is hivilcd to coni itai school* are allowing their chickens to rim al large in defiance Mrs. Mintiip Clark, nee.Jones, and of lhe city ordinance lo the conJi' follow mi- family of IK-Iroit are visiting with noy:inre to tjieir nefahbm*. -Con­ friends around Carlton. I Min Andrus is on the sick lisL atlornfy siderable damagv Ims been done to LAKE ODESSA. Ito- district Sunday school, MImcs Galia and Gladys llulliKJ. ministerial, missionary and eonf.-rence meeting* vf th" Church of hurger of Williamston, are spend­ ing a couple of .weeks with friends •piallty. C1 Finest Kin Hulk t.uifee mu h>-l<l in Thornappio rliurch here. 6 Hi*, for run Sueecsrfuljy?—J. E. Ruckwood. one hiile eh«t and two and one half The farmers club h<>ld its annual mil"* -imlli nt Clarksville. The picnic nt the Grove, Saturday. •f a Milk Condensing «,-**ion* began on Trfesday evening Edd Snobhle, Lenard Anway and Coykendall, with their ami ViH close on Friday afternoon. Frank Thir oily park I* liecoining in­ him*.-* altend<*d the races at Lowell creasingly jHipular, nnd the licncli- Friday and Saturday. Mr. mid Meili Walters of Berlin, >■ ware occupied at all hours of the day. Th" deer are unceasing ofa spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.<t* of attraction, and scores of Frank Earfle. mn and other Lester Bushnel and GJias. Haller bints, seeining tn knm Music. • dso - make tlm also tending campmeeting near Bastings The sipiirrels (hi* week. Mr. and Mrs. John NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR GEO. I'aulker.Miii and son Jay 'allemleil W, ROCK HERE MONDAY the meeting .Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Karl returned from a motor trip to Ohio, Sunday evening. John McMillen celebrated hl* PERSONAL MENTION Geo. Hanies. 103 birthday Saturday. HI* rela­ i“ and Dori*!Grand llnpid,*, over Sunday., ■ Brickert, of Frankfort. I tive* Ip the numlxT <>( It gave a r.,r a I Sllli||, „r r41loS^ pienje dinner al tlm Grove, which Fannie ml vvilli friend* anil . .. Small unde John areally rnjoy«*l. ai-runipani<*d them. . Mrs. Hnobbln and daughter of Mis* Hublc ll. f-rmerly of Ihii Ionin, are spending the week with lias a line position in led rod. F. J. Thoma* Is visiting h-r al"! 'V her son Edd and wife. nt a memlier l iiev iefi" '\hin<Liv f.,r i *”'• ’••’“•‘•••s Thomas in Hallimnii H*rchildren.' ■ e mid Spencer Ward from a week* visit at Gull hike. liie> left Mun-lay ter| |mra-Arehart mid niotlmt Preiih** of Buffalo, arrival in the llijli Standard of Instruction Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Uen<ler*t city Wednesday afternoon and i nt Knlaiud/oO College. hiied-Jaini-' spent Haturday in Grand Rapid*. maim-d over nichl, having Kalamazoo College is entering lhi* country some time ago. tin from lieiroil hy aulomohib authorities detained bin, with the was in this city on bu»in> r*, Thur an institution it lias developed a intention of maklii day. I'.iie standard far instruction, mid a By f .... T«.v ir. o’. '..... . b„.l rnr , w^. .,n.i r...T bu.y .. ili«' unity. Mr. and Mr*. J. C^Kelrltm reputation a* a small rolege which Hid inn cutMuai in I lo Imwell, yesterday to i* liiinly grounded in the cni.rj Mr*. Clarence Fortier went to "*•'* «"h her son. Alva in Rutfriends. , . _ । -j.t-4wn»a nu.M. ui juux ..uo ..w-.ili" had taken Step* to Jieemno nal- -late. The attendance al tho oolMi-, t.- h. hart of \ra7Kir<n--4;.inrdy. t.iwwfnn: rirtbr ft.Yftld*. to’xteif Tr/T rtMtimr, ' /^W-i.n-rabte fo <|T*MrTi •trylug'rtm-TTrirtlnnf: ' ........ - -- .iMiUU show, w Miuluai increase ev­ ni*iting friend* and relatives in' ” ‘ ** ’ ‘ i Mi** Geneva Jacobs ery year, and tlm enrollment for submarine boat*. These boats jas the mn. the, city. Morgan *p"iiding this week have become so perfected Hiatlhey mile of Stab head. Mi»* Mary Pow-r* of Grand BapThk is due in part to the ere. remain under eteclinn of a new gymnusii m. Mr*. Alim Freeman and son, WiiII. Carlton town-hip, ha«'Tli" grad­ coming ing completed qml is now hauling which ha* already proved the adage of “the healthy mind in a to tho snrface. •lhe gravel, lie i* getting the grav ­ healthy taxly," and which Mas ce.. . Wilhelmina Bales wa- Ib­ di nary man a el from the Wallace pit, which.i* of iiPMiteil th" undergraduates In a id Woodland.'gu«-t nf l»i-troil relatives lhe lit*! would excellent quality. This road when way which they could not receive Iwcoiiii! horn the ria.** room aloh". . • •dnitT of Brooklyn, th" many Rood gravel Tn Graduates of high school* ap­ ar this week wiLii i. In, proved by the faculty are admitted l .iinly knows'how lo io th- freshman class, on.the pn‘rishi. . ’eiitnlimi of batisfactory certiorates ,»f work rkMie. nnd of rec >irmen<iaKent and Ionia couplira held a fiuns for admittance from the high Week’s out-'' M -•I.... I i.tdliontles. The*! CCCllfn-ale* must be suhninled to the ^landing committed on entrance and family । will and advanced credits, and will In* Thornapplc -drain, arceptevl only in so far' a* they could |h« reached. give detailed statements of Iho ex­ tent and grad" of preparat< ry County Drain Lommi-sintter D. E. do. Ohio, where h-'h.»* further work; and. without special faculty bu*in.»*i* lo Irtm.-acl Tor Uncle Sam; Birdsall ha* appealed the case to •irtton, only when presented within i*iUng her cou Sigta Highway <><mml.<»i«ner. F. F. ■ •ii» year and four months after lhe Harry Milton nt. BALTBIOIU: ( EXTEIL sime of graduation. uh relatives in Ha*lCards of Thanks—We .wish to |n pav hi* tin- f-r Iwing drunk, and disorderly. In th** vicinity nf Walt thank .our Jrimifa mid neighfair* •nt from W«*dnv—, Frod Aiislfn nnd daughter. take, ha* gom* to j.iil li) ppend 30 who so kindly assisted .us during I of Battle Creek, are visll- dav* wilh Sheriff William.*. uuh> Rev Ballo)i for Or- our bereavement daui i/.oo. and olso al'.hn,*. Villn-pi-’.-. n Michigan.. laiido ami several friends partook his comforting words nnd Mr*. Bal­ I of Ann* Ma<- Tmumi*. th rm-.-,There. Mlu The neighbors, loo freely of -the content* nf a hftt- lou for singing. I:-. Floyd Bobin*on '■ tile, Marion .... «<.aHltir, in tin. il", and t.h»'.former invaded several lhe W. II. C, tho I. O. O. F. mid the JlcH iwiiy nnd family vi-ifad- rel­ lirpi*"* wilh the.result that ha was N. A. 8. E. for lhe beautiful Row­ Carey Edmonds tiudl vu truly. Mt-. Ito!dn*on will W re rratidfat ii«T. court. ative* in Kaiahn forcibly ojorted from orfe residepre. ers. Mi.-* Wiji. D. Jeffrey. amt Sunday. Mi Th" complaint was made hy Juihes Bert B. Jeffrey. : Mr ’* -........luryd with H. Wilkinson- ' iy moi niiiz , .•aver and f.nmly. Frank Sht ibi-rawl family and .mother. Mr. ......................... , . Mr. and Mrs. Byron Jeffrey. guest* of Hastings fronds, the putlfor Ludhiglon, wlo t\|ex Ironside. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ar-, .,■> William Fiiliuii nnd Huah Fiillnn I oi4 Mi-; Ray Donley relurnctl th"tn. Mr. and .Mrs. Ernest Lewis. •If uf Ijdnii cdy, nn. giiestx zvf Nur- Monday from a viol with Mr. Shu- * Mr. and Mrs. F. Speaker . of thnr Crother*. Mr. mid Mr*. Man­ .A. D. Hugh* —Adv. and san: ■solo u>.in Latham and family and of Mr I Iht * sister. Mr.*’. Dora DonhT, 4n4llnbinsnn. Ill, vi«. at James ne" Pierson. Bernard, Taffee. Fraz­ er an<l Jmue* Ironside, and the • and Mr-. B>t( rancher. I Wudefnan. Isabella Co. Tlii* tnofll* I Crawley's Thursday NORTHEAST JOHNSTOWN. fi lend* a few imr.nles sialurihy at-; Mr. and Mr*, s, s. Scnantz.• of <> Mi**,* -Mauda afid KalherliP*- Iron­ Mr and My*. Weldon Bron*«m bnd mg Mr. Hcliriiier will leave for va” " li-rnoon. ■ < Hock ford. lit. are the giie-l*l- o"i daugiii. r. tenoiliy. Mr*. Ma" Barn-iriou* points in Ohio lo visit rela- cat" «d Dr. K.-llar. Mr-. I’.'atMii i'll" and children nf -id" went Sunday to spend lh" day Perry F. Pdwers, Jr_ of th- Cad-. relative* in this city and vicinity mity. ni.y. Mr. mid Mt- Warion Wilcox live*. . Will Allerding has tired of Tiuk- wilh former County Clerk Waller Marshall, are visiting her mother, iliac Evening N- w.-, was m Hadina*i They .-penl Inst week al Gun take.Inioforwl Ink* In Lnn«ing, Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Clark* of D"- iijg his own hrI mid. so brought; Brown and family irt lheir home in Mrs. F: E. Jones for a few days. Salmday mid paid the BANNER a with Mr. Sehanic' sister, Mr-. G.Ortmg**villr. In *tie afternoon lliey Elter Gox and Pen > Hallock are <)•*>. i"kirtied Monday. trail, arrived Sunday to visit the frateiml call. ■ ^Tinkler. were entertained at Hi* Brown rot­ helping Ernest Horn building- mi Mr-, s. i: Brock. Mrs. Mae Barn- latter’« mother. Mrs. Philip MeEtiuik Langrtroni, j>f Cincinnati.! Chas. Riedc went te Grand Rao iage at Pine lake. Owing In the addition to his barn. . ;ind_.Mr.jtud .Mr-. JVarreii Wil- Laiuhtin. Mr*. McLmiwilin and meeting at I hr M. E. churn who. with Mrs, Lahfridrom. ha=;idg. Frld'iv. for The <■ storm <>n Sumtay evening, th* menil»«U *|H-ndvi2 several wn-k.* with! bringing home hu brother J< ‘ An inmale of a county almshou** ber* of the rffmpmfy'vvere rnmnelain: Barents. Mr. hnd Mr* H.'who rrcrntlv unrt»m-Pni , l,*d to wait and return home Mon- in Bridgeport. N. Y.. wears shoe* a’g'ioi! attendance da* Eighteen person* tptflil Hi* sue sixteen, and he has to be shod ■Iran* Witt ,}oil<4°next ■^ifU^ta'imDro^^ h'H,*"ntendent - of City, flmmapple. wbgre they are enjoy- - Last year Califortna r«» ?rd«d one, night under Mr. Brown’s hospitable through formal bids submilted to •irom will follow next weekjRiede is improving so nicely. ।schools Lonklhig and family left on pug a much needed outing. , the board of contract and supply. marriage every seveuteau minutes. roof. , ' Armour* and Sniff'* Pure Lard per lb.; (juakrr Corn Flake*. frr*h. Hie pkg. i pkg* fur . LONKETS FLY KNOCKER. the be*! 11 v knocker mi the mar­ ket. $1.00 *i/r 50,-.—50c size 25c,- JC^ 1 **p lt)eickgenant & Riede Phone 30 ^apartment Jtore fastings. Mich. .Miller. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. At'Gl'ST 20. MIL Prints Clothes Kuppenheimer Standard grade best prints. Per yard For the month of Augusfwe arc making the following low prices, which should interest every man who likes to he* well dressed at a small cost. $18.75 16.88 15.00 13.50 11.25 9.00 7.50 19c Underwear Granite Dishes Silks 22 c 19c Ladies’ 5 0c Union Suits, only 59c Suit Dep’t 42c Straw Hats. Oxfords Ladies' Oxfords $3.50 values, now $2.62 $3.00 values, now $2.25 $2.50 values, now $1.87 $2.00 values, now $1.50 $1.75 values, now $1.32 $1.50 values, now $1.17 Morrill, Lam bi e & Company Hastings, Michigan v»:: 4 CLOVEHDALE. Henry Wilkinson while cutting Those services Conti bay in the culling box had the mis­ . .. 'i . । . । .. i. , i ; i । .. i fortune to cut his'two smaller fliiMr(h«Mtlst E|>iscopal Churrh. I•■l•■•*l. •nj»l mm li good is being done. )||( ||li# ||an<| ht,ar|y O|Y. j)r_ llcv. Htt'st-ll II. Breads Pastor. ! Ihtouah them, f you have mil yet ,,f praifieville dressed the Services Sunday, August 23rd. as ••(|riid>,d come holiday evening and,| । .......... ft Mi-i. .Marion Davenport and Mrs. Hr.oo a. vi*. Sunday school. |<a for. Miho b> < ln-ii.%✓ . ■><u tai. S|I1,ai, spenl several days wilh 11:00 a. m.. public worship and 'r,fi n i»«l.*» in Battle Creek and KalamaRih sermon in lhe scries mi the i m->i.‘.v_ • v.-mn, iou.i_r !''■>>' r. Aiwisllra’ Cre.sl “I rmn Thence 11-‘ '* h,',‘ i ^r‘* a"'1 Mrs.‘Wei I on BraoksninHlinll Loim; (<> Judge 1 he Uuick mid ‘ 11of A,,‘ ‘ lorrd to Kalamazoo Monday. Mr. mid 1 feWi Si. W„*k... . ........... »» .. ............ “ «"*•' $3.50 $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 All Suits, Coots, Skirts and Dresses at 25 % off Men's THE CHURCHES Flowered Poplin Silks, choice patterns, per yd. Kumfortmest Underwear Big Reduction on All Summer Underwear and Shirts One Price Clothiers An assortment of Kettles, Pans, Stew Dishes, your choice values, $2.62 values, $2.25 values, $1.87 values, $1.50 79c and Dolls Just received a ship­ ment of Unbreakable Dolls, priced each 35c and Best Men’s Work Shirts we can buy. Price each Only National Bank in Barry County . HASTINGS. MICH. 79c Ginghams Choice lot. of assorted Ginghams, per yard 9c HASTINGS, MICHIGAN One of Michigan’s Oldest and Most Influential Business Colleges ANNOUNCEMENTS IL .V. Smith. ' Candidate For The .XominnHon of I Stull* Senator on the Itcuiibli’ can Ticket. ‘ E. IUD SHAW. Hastings National Bank Dress Goods Regular $1.25 value, white wool goods with black stripe, 54 inches wide, per yard 45c Where It Pays To Pay Cash' xir. and Mrs. Claud Mosher., Mr. land Mrs. Mark Fox and Mis. Glenn Freer all motored tn Sturgis, Sun­ day all enjoying the. trip. LighUilofi Doca Damage. l b- -ad news came to ps that Mr. About 5 o'clock Tuesday evening lii-ooks* biiillnr of Evcroll died lightning struck lhe alie-p shed on Monday. . (.OATS GHOVE The Misses • .-\my Heplnglc and' Frank Bryan'.- place Jusl north of . Mr. mid Mr . Claud ' Laura Davies, of Bastings. hi>«nt lhe Hendershott school house in I Saturday ami Sunday with Mrs. Baltimore, act ling il on tin*. The loss was not large Willi no insur­ vis'tlors See full program .(Swl^i;*' sumli? ” » ; Mni thn II...... si.*. ance. The timely ns-isltince of 'former's auto. Church Noles. • neigliisirs saved his barn. Mr.-.*»Hilla lludson hnd son Ern-.j There will In* preaching next About R o’clock Tue«day i*veiiing . Bii'plisl Church News. e.«t of Gmpd Ledge vi-il-d last week .Sunday morning al 10:00 a. m. even-. the barn mi G.-mg.- t'.< ip.ui’s place, Thursday iiighl. 7:30 in auditor)-: with her -i-f-r. Mrs. Floyd VmiWIe.! ing al 7:30 P. M. Every one come. one mile south and one mile w<*<| of urnlof church. Midweek prayer midI J. . Joyt-e of Lansing, preafdent of Sunday School at 11:00 A. M. Middleville, was struck by light­ prate service. Everyom- we|c«irtrf. Hi- Yr Dist. Mi'-ieiiary.Society of-the The topic is •'Tho Wedding J-’ensl.” ning ami burned lo Ihr ground, with I-rtday aftemwn 2t3O. Bible -tudy; Chrlsflmi in th.' village. I VIII. . ■ -x Clmrcli । L-ssonwas VIIL Mnl. 22:1-11. Topic, (|uitc mi amount of grain anti hay. f.?*.-, 8ixlp i-htiplcr of Homans . ITtdny Ft idny in the f he inb Inlere.sl i.f mission*’’. “Spurning red of “Spurning t the Gospel." Golden A calf was burned. The house was I-nday evening. Talik- Chiss in j Til.' j he W. \\. C. <’. T. Ir.’ will oiri.l im-.-t .Itilv .lulv 25 1 Text. l.oko Luke t: ‘Ti'Ti-vl Ihrenteiied. but Ilin li»|p of iieightiiusn al imdiuction, . n( (he home <>f .Mn-. Melvina BarThe Y. p. L. bnrs saved il. \Ve were unable lo Al 7:.SI reuufiir-choir prarl ice. num. I Bagley. Hip lopil*. “Liwly Service." hear lhe extent of |o— of insurance. >tmday I (0:09. t.ome ..nd ” Woodward of Bnlhm I J.dm 1.1:1-17, Every dne rmne atAbout the same b.dir, lightning yi.-il fli.* ptimary d. pl., and nee th. will t • at Un* u-ual hours j lend. Bring your Bible*. mtei eslinu Hung-going on th<*rc. n. M Tfi,. h<>m<> baked good- wen* all ■nt Harris Creek, jn-t >ner .the line Morning worship. 4 • *• p . . in Bowne township, burning il to the ground, togeltd-r willucontents "i tn- cnairs. iiiiiiiia of hay and grain./ • ing <>f ||n< r[iiirrli. hi SOI TH WEST CASTLETON. <•<1 TalWTinirh-sen ir NotlcJ of Hearing. I Livid McClelkind nnd son l.loyif, State of 4tlchigiin, County of • d Barryvilh*. George McClelland nf . furnished ;. En-I Woodland, mid Mr. mid Min. Barry, ss. ■ Notice is hereby given, that by an Cart Cole mid children of Ohio, [order of Un* Probate Court for lhe .spent Friday, til Albert McCleland's’ Young* P.sipl r.tninlyof Barry, made on tho 191 ff Jasper I*fs of Nashville called day <>f August. A. H. 19(1. four •il Tobal Garlinger's Saturday even­ months from that d.ib- were allow.-d ing. Mi— Lillie Brumm who has been for creditors lo present their claims estate of Francis the service prMiti—.* attending tho Kalamazoo Normal is against (he Wilkes. Idle of said county, (lercaswide nwake one. ed. and that all creditors of said d«*•k 11,1 ll"' Chaulaiiqu.i ccasetl arc required to present (heir Alin* Loomis- will lead this sen ire. —BANNER want aiivs. pay.— claims lo said Probate Court, nt .Uh1 Prolinle (tiller m Hr- City <if lift-t­ ing', fhF'ojtirmTfiarlorr'’ arid -.t»/nvmicc. on or.before the 22nd day "f llecemhcr next, ami that such iclaims will be heard before said Sometime in the future opportunity will knock at your door. In ten years from now there will be business chances just as valuable as those of today. The men who command a little money then are the ones who will step into those chances. Why don’t you lay aside a little money with us every week and be prepared to benefit by one of those chances? Wc pay interest, compounded semi-annually, on every dollar you put in a savings account with us. In a few years you would have enough to give you a nice little start. 25% Discount PIERSON (EL SON I'ression of fraternity (uward the Ifcaleymi cmnpinceling. . Hastings Circuit. Rev. Hit-hard E. lost. Pastor. Services* Sunday, AugusL 23: Martin, Kit-'Pi a. in. Holland, 3:IM) p.Nir. Yci’kky, 7:30 p. in. liully and August 29. Circuit Young Man Parasols A large assortment of Summer Parasols 50c" Shirts regular prices. Corsets Latest style Summer Net Corsets, priced each 50c 8-1O-12-15C Ladies* Union Suits, only Many artcilcs not mentioned have been greatly reduced in order to make room for our new Fall stock. Come and see for yourself. Off on Dutch6?5 Trousers, Children's Suits and Crepe Ratine Laces A fine assortment of linen Regular 2ac blue and pink Crepe Ratine, per yard Laces, per yard Sc Arc never boomed withexplosive claims. They are exactly what they seem, the best-constructed clothes made. Any $25.00 Suit now Any $22.50 Suit now Any $20.00 Suit now Any $18.00 Suit now Any $15.00 Suit now Any $12.00 Suit now Any $10.00 Suit.now PAGE HVB \,|. llVtll December next, at ten o'clock in the • forenoon of flint day. : Dated Atlgtl'l 19. A. D. 1911. CIIAHI.F.S M. MACK. BANITEI.D. Mr. and Mrs. Ib-my Bora of Sun­ field. Mr. nnd Mi-. Albert. Dewey are al Leach Lake for n two week’s outing. Thursday I be Parmake's and Johnson'.*, held (h«*ir annual family IHcnic nt D-w-y landing, Fine iK-nuniM'iit iflllm-tu Lake. There wer*'2" present ftoin away, among them b-mu Mr. and । Mrs. Geo. Pariunbf Chicago. I Mrs. John Shetll-lun niece, ‘of Kalamazoo, Mrs. Laniphere. spent the v/.*ek end wilh Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield. Mr. nnd Mrs.. Gen. Sheffield of I Hallie Creek were guests of Mr. land Mrs. John Sliclli-td and mother, •Mrs. Sarah Sbetii-ld. Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs.-Chatincy Tungale and Mrs. Elinor Tongate visited ‘Mrs. Elnyr Tungai-'* mother in I Charlotte, Sunday, going by auto. 1 The Forget-ine-iiol .Club enjoyed tn picnic at Holy'» landing. Fine I lake. The ladies invited their husluinds. A good Unit* was' enjoyed by all. Mrs. C. P. Heytiold' received - n post c.nrd shower Wednesday which she enjoyed v«*ry tuiicli, la-ceiving I cards from New York Slate from t relaJivesjuid friend-. . Ul.bt i I.1HI IIIKI.E SOUTHEAST TllflRNAPPI E • . Matthew* jtll of liaslmg* caljT-iwy.*k Ii*>iim> Sunday. ’ he Mi's— Addii’ and Emily Illi and I-GriDlIh of Mfddi— . ...e w-r- Sunday visitors al (he d coining in •■oiilai-l with the home of Mr. and Mrs. (Hen Allan. __ __________ >. ■. ilaZ'd Weeks Ims been enliolh of Chicago are 'Pending some tlioiOO I hl’ g'i-The pt ••-•■nt rwn of I In* Eng­ time with Mrs C Anders aujl ben Mason Norwood □ tfjih het - Iwuie — school this ,lt»h kiiu' -wa*. originally made-for enjoying (he lltdimg here. Cha-. Cplh:.r ••■',*:*..... ’‘W . , H'1 nt year. . Gueeu Victoria at her ■ <v. million in Prutisltka sprnl.Sunday spent Su ‘ ‘ iigatti. winch is very gratifying lo Otto Praushka With ---------- —*------------183s pb*' principal jewel* were friends In Ka’amazoo. | his friends. j —BANNER. WANT ADV& PAY.— taken from older crowns. NORTH HOPE. Mr. and-M». Jas. Murphy expert In leave Wednesday for Ami Arbor. tiH,ako Mun Lanb d..•?*i'mus!y .Injured hi; ‘X �r*acsn THE HAST1NCS BANNUt, AVGI TT 20, lilt. Smith' double, a bMC on ball* to The funeral of Mrs. John Metezger Sprigc* and a single by Brooks gave was held nt th** M. E. church, Sun•dy afternoon nt 1:3" o'clock. Rev. J. H. Nesbrook otllciating. burial in splemlid gam*-. follow-, MiddlaviHe. IQ roll'* Mflgle added one Miss Data Parkhurst nnd Mr. Merriman and party hnye returned thrin nearer .t>> Hastings’ lead. from Ihoir trip i*> Niagara. A very Out Charlotte. i- i ighl tie is. sim­ Hou-h ph'v.'d their downfall In the pleasant I rip. ile thoroughly "mill• C. M. Bixler and family nave been entertaining relatives from Cold- IQ QI News of the Sports QI Olsepos Defeat Hastings. I Alas, how fleeting I* the fiime of' ti>nn>rn>w Ml H II <> .A forgotten. m wtYlioi r \ hit mi Mi Null, rf Shaw, DIIEUpU Frank B< Smith >iiriiu I<1. win* materially help**d Hi championship . . ... league. Wliili* Hlese f**im> r • Dial brought them down from Hum first intiins ai|. Yt.,1 imm luir-of llu» llr»L inning Michael aml Kym*lt made lw*» ba-'* hit**, while Erk, Beck and Gray mad* prolty single*, all of winch com­ bined with an error by Grundol. n**ll**d Hast ins- " Harting* 1; double play< Hall lo llyipes. Smith to Shaw to Mtrlmri: close play front. <inmdel L.da Gray havmg hi* lliig.*r-ii)|iir. -I IM-** n»>i» nil *■? - i*i........ bat. and Stark/lidd down first Mik imig-; oif Hale 2 m 3 innings; off Hall. i<» in H innings; <dT Roush o in I inning; ,-lnick out by Hull I. by Jluush hy Surine by Hah* 2; ioning March «ue- Chartotte. Suo- wen* out. Kynett wn on ball**. Bell sinx Eek doubled, woring Kynett. Bell on third and Jb*ck finished the middlevilk H|llchui doiibl second Stark's single. In the Ilf II) Hastings I threw lhe game away. ' Th Eck. aud- another by Gray.* bined with an error by'Hall, net- "■ a mor<* milk earned. ni'oei) into tin* Johnston home anil out a nice double. •*n to McKay, Hyniues lick missed -Michael’.* g each man a ba***. n moment later In the seventh.the visitors an- I r,,ul*|i. Mn..|, m*x<*d another score mi singles by........ ' Dm*. Bowerman and Stark. That! enih*d lhe run gCtiiiig. The score: Hastings. .. MIR II O A E, Hyame.s, 2b . Kynett. If Bell. rf * n Heck. 3h " Malli Maltby, II Hall, p .. Oiseeon Coetudi. If jtowemian. Gnmdel, Stark’, lb 11,11 I; 16 Chase. The Otsegos are Ihinnced by Stevens a millionaire lituihermnn. Hustings Defeat.** (inind Ilmen. genuine ha*** ball fan. and doe* rar** n Whoop what it cost*. ha« lids ball learn for hi** nrnu Charlotte Defrabi Hastings. Returning to their home l' ora run. Chnrjolh* returned leMnc|the fifth inning that he i ■ only to defeat Hast in; L Kynett pitched great bull lowing only five hit*, While Donald had luck all bi- wnv hits were well mn. Kyn. ll, u.,u| (he Chapple,* Chariot !<■*« od. Both players dlmii.-d •coring. The Brora by innings: - Hasting* 00 I do 0*0 0 0—1 Charlntle I 0 0 0 t 0 ti (■ 0~ Batterirs--Kynejl and MacDonald and Maltromsmt. Black Cross Tea PHONE 144 WEALTH IN TRAINING While the plan of putting aside a dollar a week will not of it-eli make yon a man of wealth, it is nevertheless true jhat there is no better training fur the young man or woman just forming the habits of Inc. . . * If carried on-for several years, this plan of banking a part of the earnings becomes an excellent habit, for.it means you have mastered y<»ur expenses.aiuLexpemliturc* and are living on less than you earn. Try S1.00 this week. numbers B.' Camidx'll. Mi>,R. I. Kenyon and Mr*. Clark Kenyon. A reunion was hehl nt'lhe home of R. f. Ken-. IhlCVI s. W. E. DoGnlia returmii from De­ etijoy.-i a picnic dinner and a good troit. Monday evening, whore ho had been on business, connected time togrlhcr. . Arthur Klein, employed in Gen­ with the Gleaners, wilh which ver's garage, is enjoying a visit with company he i* connected. TI10 Kimtal! Piano u,ed al lh» Mr*. Klein nnd children al Mrs. Chautauqua, the paat veolr, wa. Samuel Carlisle's. - PHONE 144 At Our Place, and at Reasonable Prices SllCCeedUIg entitled tn belief patronage. Mrs. C. M. Hinckley of Kalamazoo arrived on Monday to spend a coll­ ide-of w-k- with relativ«-«*lwr<>. in her n'.i home town. C. M. i* d<*411g a fine busineM in Kalamazoo, but al' th** present time is souff* what worried over tin: disappear­ ance of a hor*e amt buggy that ho rented to a -trangei on tlm J?lh. which he ha- been unrhb* lo mealo ns yet. but a short Ilin** ago. a brother in hudness at Dowagiac, lost a rig the same w*ay amt has not a* ye! received any information In regards to it. Look mil for horse Black Cross Coffee Heinz Spaghetti, nothing finer, 10c, 15c and 25c Heinz Tomato Soup 10c and 25c Heinz Pork and Beans with or without tomato sauce. per can. Sweet, Sour and Dill Pickles Plain and Stuffed Olives, 10c and 25c Peanut Butter, 15c lb., or 15c and 25c jar* Finest Salmon Steaks Cocoa in quart glass jars, 25c Best Cream Cheese, 20c lb. New White Honey at 18c lb. All kinds of Fresh Vegetables—Celery, Green Onions Melons on ice Green Corn, Cabbage, etc. ss of entertainment given, was especially inu.d<* day BIwood Ratlin, who recently f David Mattison and wife !went to Ionia, has n good posilion in an auto body works there. ning. Mr-. John Metzgar, aged fit’ years, ianhif*r nnd'family spent Sunday at the Gardner cottage at who for •nme years has been a r.'Hl-nt of Thornapph* township. c. B.'johnson and wifi*. Theodore Two Airing and Mi** Susie Johnson. b-nving nn aai»d husband. -i-l>*r«. Iwn daughter* ami tiv** kee Spring*. a little granddaughter. stand children, bcsiuen n host of friends an* !• ft to mourn tlm loss of a loving wife and mother and a I mo friend. Funoral was hold al Mr. and Mr*. Willard Culver. Hie M E. ehurch nt l:3P p. m. Sun­ •>f ila-lings. were Monday visitors day. Int**rm<-nl in Mt. Hope ronioal lhe home of C. B. Johnson. Mr*. W. If. Price has recently Tin* Chautauqua, which was held la-1 week, lhe last entertain- lo***n repairing her barn, at her hnme nn Shennan street. J. D. Dietrich’s house*looks very tlm* since trented to a nice coat of a better one next paint, bv Will Fenton. Will .Fenlon has commenced the Parkhursl lia« r**lurned, trip to Niagara Falls and Dr A. Hanlon, on West Main street. Tlu* ball game Saturday, between mipaniod IhMik* by her bri>!h<*r-in-laW. A. R. Merriam ami Freeport and Middim ill-* was wgn by our. hoys. who have been pl.iy- SIDE GROCERY You Will Always Find Seasonable Goods e Clunitauqud o|H*m*<l on day a* per schedule, aXul from start drew good crowds. ;m*l work and can assure the public of visit Ji**r grandfullier. Joseph Bray a good Chautauqua for WI&. While and family before returning home. Mr*. Sarah Ames of'Giand Rapids good w>*/wi-h to speak osnocially <if-J>r. Xlocmif, who gave the li*clunpon Saturday and Sunday, a* J. D. Dutrich for a week. The ladies of the M. £. church lieiiA: om* of the best that ha* over sold baked goods al the council a|ql>'ar* *l iff Middleville, and gDOUld it be our good fortune to si*curo rooms on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Allen will him for some future time. In* will Finanelally -pend the latter part of the week draw a packeU house. with the Jotter* sister, Mrs. A. J. lhe backers are well pl>**>-ed with Stevens nnd family in Kalamazoo. public fur their appreciation .of lain.'d Mr. and Mrs. Hilton, of East Middleville's llrst Chautauqua. L. E. Hamilton starlvd out upon Gillrad, Branch Co., Mich- last the road Monday •• m- after hav­ Mr.'. W. A. Prjce has been re­ ing s|>ent several .weeks al hi« linking her barn. John Tinker pleasant home in this village.- He lias been improving his little place Hx Ue-«. William Mcjlucp ajeXb.-k* f..iward'tn the ||me when 'm* can relire from fffe fosn’/oml ri* of Grand Rapids and Georg* spend hi* entire time here among M< -Null mixed with Hyme.-* fumble and followed .Wilh Heine's single parents. J. W Armstrong and wife. Mt«. Jam* Colbert and sons and fourth and gave them one run lo dmigliler* In law. all of Nebraska, im* struck out nine, but In* wa- w ild anil went all wrung hi the lifth. in Gray >mF Hall, follow***! •with butfto by Hyures and Michael, another pass lo Hell and singles by Eck and Beck gave Hayings six scores. ?Dad" Hah* began Want­ ing up and that was the last of Surine. unaccountable manner the auto jumped out of the rnad and mount­ ed the only slump between Middle­ ville. and Kalnmazmi. At nny rate, the jig*was up a* •" going to th** races that day. A hurried rail for Goodyear's repair car. and after some repairs they came Imine in their auto. Very luckily they were only shaken up and no had results I except to the car. Alla Nevins vf Grangeville, was in this village ami township on Mon­ day, looking«aft**r his candidacy PHONE 144 of the seats were taken. While some had their doubts of the suc­ Mr. ;pid 51 r*. Allwrt Parker are cess of a Chautauqua in Middleville entertaining a lady, friend. and hud looked upon the dark side, Mrs. M. S. Keeler ami son. George after a few entertainments had were in the vilngc. Salurjlay after­ been given they were willing lo go noon. We liav Miss Helen Ih*Barr, who is vi«il- Parkhur-I.' Ri»y \yiurlml was home from Inula river Sunday, nnd spent Ihf itny-xrttb htv mints, Miw« Anna and Emma Winters. . •, Sylv***l*'i* Smith myl fauiily nf Rig Rapid*, were railing "n rein- i Haw Ball Gnitw* Svhrdidril. Sunday, August 23-Ha.-ting* in' Charlotte. Tuestlny, August 2S>—Charlo! k*. (Booster's Day.) Tliurwlay, August ,27—Hauling* In Charlotte. Friday, August 28—Charlotte. Saturday, August.29—Hasting* In iMrtland. Sunday, August 30— Hastings in Charlotte. Monday, Sept 7 (Labor Day) _ game* with Studebakers of Detroit. din* Lynd has returned er several weeks wilh in Charlotte amj. Eowlcr- A vTsimr. he pul it on lijgli gear, ai.d shot across a walk and across n W. H. Gray returned homo from lawn nnd took a llying leap into the Ranch oil Tm -d.iy. evening. H* some tr**e*. fortunately lininjuml H*portM crops a- (In** in the North, the machine turned over, buT came ?"d I hat Block, ill Which, they are unL all । i-iii x.-vi ’ e*pei ially into Some excitement was caused last this season. Mr. Powers, nf Cadillac. spent lheI i been nt Barlnw laike were return­ ing to Middleville, pr«*iitiralory lo ••n Grand Rapid* street. going to Grand Rapids, one of tliem. FARMERS STATE BANK, Middleville ' On WednuKlny a young man nro- on umhation from the juvaplhi curt'd 'a pair of-I.... * al O. L. Ilun- court, nt Grand Hiipids. Ilumghl it' gerford'a simp <m credit, giving an­ other man's natm*. Mr. Ilungei ford Mniie llit* attempt but only sin...... d-r smith' and wife. William got busy, secured n warraiU. and **d in r.-turmng lo Grand Rapid* in, Deputy SherifT Amirus soon secUrtM ir,’,‘** , , , ,! toman and wife and Mis* Helen . ......... ra n* l»v l-nn|k.|,»rr. uw In "rnn.l I th** man altoul live mil*-* north oil .. , , lhe Grand Rapid* road. Upon ix*ing L-r.vit l,.<n,.IU riinl 111,* Irifi, fill him. arranged Iwfon* the ju.-lice, with W. will be greatly l>eiiefllied thereby. I Montague, the trained nurse Miss Ellen McKivitl has returned Howard Russell is driving a nrw| H. Prior appealing in liehalf of the _ ..a* hi*en caring for Frank i>ro-eruling attorney, he plead guil­ Fowl auto, recently bought of E. I. ! Sen.-ita. returwd tn’Grand Hupids Inline after spending four weeks with her aunt. Mrs. Isaac Keeler ty, gave hack th** -li<»‘*. and paid the’ Gotfy .Monday. . in Grand Rapid*, and her aunt.' rwsv--. ■iciini i**u .-mi •*• <*■-*■**’>••• i *.•• • a*?<L family and Mrs. J. J. Wadd was in Battle Mrs. Jud Pratt In Plainwell, Mich. pair nf shoes. Rather a dear pair of I I hmnns leuny and family autoed I'l'of .X. V h. V vv IV.•■lib .1,1. of ..r Webb Acad. . r>*»*k, Tue-day on business. Prof. Mis* Florence Cook of Hastings. :,"'*Y* ,?rnn'l -Rapid*. spent Sunday .returning Prof. .Murnfoid. of file M. A. C, ., . • ■ aa .a Ulfll 111B I > ?■ I’allt I U Il' I I _. * i splendid Ipoke at Hu* Ch aulauqua t. ic Wed­ in nesday forenoon to an appreciative Mrs. Man ia Jones of Grand Ratiids is the guest of Mr.,and Mrs. (1 Jackson, on account of the drought day afternoon. i A. .M. Gardner and wife nnd mint and should Jiav* le*en heard by a bi*ing more seven* ihere. Mr*. I r;mk Herrick "f Kilama- Mi-. Jiuob Dietrich, of J.qmi. and D. W. Johnson'attended llm Phillarger crowd; but «r* the fanner* are and Rapid* ball ' ‘ attending the Ghataiiqua afternoon* x.m, hut summering at Gon lake. j« Dr. Frank Shaw, motored to Kola- adi-lphia ..... Grand •~«i*»*is 1 game in m ru-uni (traml iin>u.u Rapids. and evenings, many of them could slowly improving from a recent- tnqum Friday and did not “pull a 1 u-am.' I slump. ‘ ____________ '•* ------ ”” _ KaU- I.. ,,r Wa,lM,| W3, not get away during Hu* foronouon. tflroke W. N. Gla<l*ti>m- ha* a ni**cTiahIMr*. Seth Gray o'f Calodmiia was On Thursday. A. M. Ganiner. and guest‘ of Mrs. M. *• M. ** Hodge, 1---- *— simp — “the • ------* **• - " ‘ ' wife and J. 11. Dietrich and wnfe cal display in much। Friday mid lo visit her father, S. startl’d for Kalatnazmi to attend the window. IhaJ is Miss, Eha Johnson spent Sunday jC. Kenyon. wilh friends in Leighton. races. They gi*» a* far a.* live miles attention. F„ D. Pratt, attempted to run! through lhe rope «lretched across; the st reel, at the Chautauqua j grounds. Wcdiic-duy after the af-| teriKum entertainment., mid broken lamps Maltby* at first. sold‘to Clark Bfiss by Ml Cooper, nn Monday. Z E. Gomting and -family ai*taking their vacalim and will spend some lime at Belding, going by auto. Tuesday for»*no<m one of our townsmen, while using another* auto, hud an experience wldch he does not care to repeat, getting Ceresota Flour JAY MEAD Goods Delivered PHONE 144 Right Prices ■MaDnnannDnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnananannDWMS ■ n Where. you do the- best ■ ' on School Books n n n n gWE BUY YOljiy OLD ONES nn n n n n n q n n n- a n n n n Mulholland is Selling Second Hand School n H Books as Low as One-half* off. Most every one in Barry County knows that Mulholland's n Drug Store'is the place to buy both NEW AND SECOND q HAND SCHOOL BOOKS and every item used in the school □ room ON A MONEY SAVING BASIS. =Just One Price= A Child Can Do As Well As a Gfown Person We will get your confidence if you trade with us. Our stock of School Room Necessities is so heavy and extensive just now that you cannot fail to find your requirements. We are displaying a counter of 5c Tablets and Composition Books that for quality and count has never been equalled. n B B B B n B □ B n B We ask all our many old patrons to bring n along the old books and trade for what □ n the pupils need this year. B n B a B n Arthur El. Mulholland □ -, . The Place to Buy Dependable Drugs ■ Phone 241 J B Hastings, Mich. We Will be in Our New location Next Year HMnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnDnnnM«M« �THE HASTINGS BANNER. U Gl j, r 22. 191L School Books Our line of school.books will be more complete than ever this Fall. But owing to the uncertainty of demand, some of the books will be -sold short before the first day of School is past. On this account it will be to your advantage to get your order in at the earliest possible moment. STRICTLY CASH. The new state law regulating the sale of school books has cut our profits to a point where handling school books is merely a matter of accommodation to the commun­ ity. Therefore wc -will have to insist on SPOT CASH for all school book sales. Below is a list of. the books wc arc handling. Any others that you may need we'll be glad to get for you as soon as possible. SCHOOL SUPPLIES. - Brook's Headers Baldwin's lli nilrrs Ilnrrlnnlon’H Spellers Alton Spellers Dai Isoms I'hysiology Overton's Physiology Milin ’s Prog. Arithmetic Davis AorlfulluriAbnilfliiinerj’** Hlvliirirs Frye’s Geuficiiplilrs Alrdial Copy .Books Metcalf's (•ranniiurs • Itolibliis A Row Grammars Scott A Denney Grammars Southwestern Barry MH.O. Albert -Chose Kb bills out R an nurtion sale. Mr**. Hobert Hay is ill with nerve, trouble. J. Bt amlsl-eller 't- li *me Cleveland, to stay. ■ Mn*. Gorham rihursday. Albert Chase made th fa-wis visited tliai chy .Munday of llljr W*-rk. Mr. am) Mrs. Per.-y ll.ilhml. viIled.tlm latters parent-* ••• • uesday. Mrs Babcock. Sr., is Mr;. Addison Spauldinagain able to Im* up. .Mrs. Henry P' from Iowa. Friday Hiinson’s Euijlish White's Algebra Well’s Plane Groiyrtry Myer’s General History Bergen's Botany Our line of supplies is unusually complete including the famous Rexall line of Tab­ lets. Pens. Composition Books, Note Books and Pencils. ■ We have several kinds of Lunch Boxes and Dinner Buckets at ioc and 15c. Aluminum Collapsible Drinking Cups, 10c. SPECIAL. Wc want every boy and girl in this community to become acquainted with the su­ perior quality of Rexall Tablets and Pencils. So wc offer this special for Saturday, Sept. 5 and Monday and Tuesday. Sept. 7 and 8—3 days only. Your choice of any 5c Rexall Tablet or Composition Book and a 5c Rexall Pencil, the two for 6c. PAGE SEVEN GLASS CREEK. i Wm. HarveiB, Mrs. Mary Havens, ; ami Mrs. Fred Olis wcnl Wcdnesi ihiy tn Grass lake to attend the I Melton family reunion. ! Tlie ice rream social al Hay i Envoy's was quite well att<-nd<*>l. will reside al Hancock. Mirli.Mii.-ue was furnished by Kryls where the groom has a |iosiLi>>ti.! band. I'his leaves lhe hmm* mn*t empty 1 , ,-------- ; 77-7 ,, as they have only tlib two daugh-' Arcnnling to on Italian malh*l.rs. It com.--, part.cul.irlx hai.l inatician. every prison In <h.* worl.t <*n Mrs. EllsWOTLli,- whose health n ‘''“W comfortably in an an a very p*H*r ' *'f squat* iihI*«. whtlo 11 gray. Ill,’ L. A. S. Ii»v.. vuirlimd «I«>u* I'-- »«'■ ui Colora.1.; <nu lor II..- Mhuol t„. . ""U1.I bury .11 of lli.-m. -liur.-li -ervir.s. Children ana -malcTicX Tiilf il*-4~S ? nnd only |*y heroic «-if**rt.-* w.-r** Hi-oilier slacks and buildings saved. PBAIIIIEA ll.I.E. v. Full*1!- of Plainwell cj Williams Saturday, in Oram DELTON, CHAS. DENE.AU, MICHIGAN. son were in Kafamaz. amj Air. anil Mrs. Isaac visited nt EfnrrBurl Quick's last mid wilh th-- Baleman faintly. I Good Goods iwn m e. «*f Hasim. >v -Thorp l;Gl Sun A half dozen Juden DELTON, MICH Il you have any work in the above lines I shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. AndyOu will find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. My Other Lines —Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. wilh hr- Miss-Laura Dost-r is spending and yninij Charles Hughes ami fitfully. Mi--* Haz.-I Hugh*-- sp- uiivb ugbee wi-rc alurdny on ELLIS E. FAULKNER The REXALL Store PLUMBING <5 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING church Sunday morning. It i* ex­ pected Ihal Dr. Tempi*- **f Topeka. Kas., will speak next Sunday. Tlmr*will ho n-' services at the M. E. i huteh. Dr. Temple was n former -resident of fliis place. You are all ALSO. Any time during the school year you can exchange six Rexall Tablet or Composition Book Covers foj a new Rexall Tablet or Composition Book. It will pay you to buy your school supplies here. CREEK KF-REET. Mrs. Gerald .Nash aiul son Ken­ neth *>f Hastings spent Friday ami Baturday nt Chas. Gnstelcin's;' Mr.-. L. AV. Calkins spoilt Friday In .Nashville wilh her daughter Mrs. Will Haynes. Airs. II. Holds of Baltli’ Creek ami Mi-** Maggio Hcughtaliii of Balti­ more visited Mis. Ida Bidelmmi, HiUuniay.. Mr. ami Mrs.'C. I.. Lewis an-l Mr. ami Ah- S. G. Bi*l*-lman of .Maple Grflv*- ami Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Gam­ ble of Hastings sp»-nt Sunday at Chas. Bidelman's. f M>>- eiinimi Mrs. Lili- mol' Sunday School I'irillc. We have a few pair of Gents Oxlords we will close out at $2.50 they are $3.50 Value and worth every penny of that but the season is getting late and they must go. i- innda. conla■I'-cidi'il lo |H>stp*m- her IMilo hidii-s imlil \\- in- — list 2ik Be sure an-l is_what we sell you. We don't buy any­ thing else so when you buy of us you know you are getting Value Received for your money. Dry Goods Groceries Boots-Shoes s. h'M>l picnic will l> School* Bring your joti printing to us— lhe I'liiidi' ii. ail eleven pound ihnighti The Fills l lhe Sunday DOWLING Illi- date, Aug. 22. George Judson left Monday morn­ ich-wij al Flint, ing for a few w****ks visit with’ his uiii-le. It*-v. Chari*** I'.liamberiaiii WHY NOT Extra Early Sale of Drink Good Coffee White Dress Goods Gerald. Air. mid Mrs. iloy Gaskill mid Mr. Gaskill attended* the Bryan family reunion al Hastings Wed- . After June 25 all White Dress " Goods, Waistings, White Crepes, etc., will be sold at Less Than an day until* Friday. Actual Cost. K ■'■.•lllli- ld Mr. Hughes' eiitfage at Crooked hike. Children’s Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. Sonic extra good bargains in Dry Goods. . . in lli.it f: reply miuisr*‘ir-*'- a- -!nr-tntkrd. h*-r tlnr ]’>annd:*y. \Vi*-li:;-l AVi-diu-sifiiy with Mrs. Will Town*' tilt** voice bi-c.mi" softer, lower ami monr oarm-M■ .md to- th*’ ia»t*?h*t| full-*-•4-41 ij- :ii- llh-kiiry. Mr. and Mrs. .1. IV. Murdock ami criplurc J* Mr. anil Mrs. Elgin Barton spent b’Uijihy if> GitfrsfiiTig.' -rJ In lb / than i’-1 be th. i CRESSEY. F. II. WILKINSON Both Phones attending Prairieville, Mich. Climb- We Pay 4 Per Cent Delton State Bank Capital 920,000.00 Surplus 6,000,00 A. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vice-Pres. Fred O. Hughes,\Cashicr DIRECTORS Dr. Donald McLcay Win. Elliott A. A. /Aldrich T. A. Aldrich George J. Doster L. B. Tccrpcning Dr. Mmford nnd -family attended! th Webster family reunion at Gull lake Wednesday. ' Mrs. Pennock's sister and family from Indiana vi-uh-d-Imr last week. |{**v. Wilson .of the.-*•!.'de lieform AssiHdhtion gave a good talk on! Moiiin'i>i*in al nt the church-Sunday'] Moiinohism church- Sunday! U-uflwl Hi--o imirning nnd in llu* evening ontheltiou at Hu-h‘ Bdi|>* in I lie public ><-hoi>l.«. Mrs. Gr-u Mrs. Irish of Grand L»-dg<* hnx I Frances, wh-* b*‘*!il spending a week with her former's si-t- DELTON, MICH. We Have a Large Line ill Kalama- Mi'. .Loomis left Saturday fi»ri/"o the Grapd Hnpids where she hns gone J Mrs. <'.l to get nn early supply of fall mil- resident ! littery goods. ' > Californi: Ah M. Manning and family motor- fr'mtfd-. ed north nf latke’ Odessa Sunday I Ben w When you buy a Wagon or Buggy you want one llqat will last (or years, one that has the "wear and tear” in it. Wc arc highly pleased with oqr line of Buggies and Wagons. Wc never tic ourselves to any one line, but when wc can find anything that is Better and the price is Right, wc add it to our line. Ice Cream and Soft Drinks, Cigars and Tobacco Peanuts and Candy That is one reason- why you always gel the best on the market at this sjprc. That is why people find it lo ilieir advantage to conic here from (piles around and buy of us. Wc . R? ! STORE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY CLOVER.DALE, KOPF & KOPF Buggies and Wagons Kelley’s Kool Komforts Stop for Refreshments at >1 ^jmild Hi-' When you can have it for the same price that you can inferior grades. We guarantee all of our coffees from the 20c quality up. Your money cheerfully refunded if you are not completely ^atisficd. II and Clayion Bar■ allellded tile BarAllendale, last Suil- Just Look al These-*- [ WM. RENKES & SON L MICHIGAN returned home with them. ! Ctinrlry Gtirrel mid family of Auausla visited in towii'Sutidiiy. ------ ----------------.. ... 1 Mn nnd Mrs. Homer Green enter-?pf llwhitnid. at fh«* p<ir»unm laiOCd relftliyea from Vermontville i m-sdny. ‘ *’ last week’. reside father's farm north The music-pupilf of Misj Beulah‘ and e-u .'.find Onltx-sdiy, Boyles will give a recital at the AL; August ■u eldesT diukhter. E. church Friday' evening. August j_Hazel. __ .... • ....!:• -I tn lu.-imag*’ to iGliu'iMd Carr, of Kaiamtfou. They give them money. the best for their Our prices arc lower than prevail elsewhere because the cost of doing business is much less, our living expenses arc'much lower. ?\lf of these items have to be added to the. cost and the consumer has to pay them. By getting these costs down to the lowest possible notch wc arc prices. Aldrich Brothers Company DELTON, MICHIGAN �WANTS a woao. a Slightly Nice Furnished Room- for light housekeeping at StH’So. Church HL Sre Pitta Mllii.T il rolling. two mid Aindtuill.' For Naic Cheap Bough 1-incli lum­ ber fur roofing and sheeting. also bill stuff. Phone 4<juJ. Inquire F. G. Pierce, City. It. Cpderus built, cleaned hnd repaired All work guarani*-.<1 Hmm- or Top Market Frier* leave word at Smith** Market. Leo Smith. City. if For Sale—Good dry mixed wood $2.25 per cord llelnered. Phone A. F. Sylvester or Geo. Tolhurst, tf Vacuum Cleaner to the day. or Sale- Cash or payment. Five Famous Rsgiment. pn«.‘nWT aiitiiim.liifp. IjitMy The Buffs, the famous old "Nut­ overhauled dml I'rpainlvil. Phone crackers,** of which the king of Den­ Iwk mark waa appointed rolouelln-chlef ll<>UM>. on bls recant visit to England, are one For Nair of the oldest corps in the British army. BuildHopkin They were evolved from the old trained band in the days of Elisabeth, Wanted—Ironing Iand because of this ancient connection with the capital they have the privi­ lege of marchlag through the city of lAiudon with fixed bayonets, beating drums and flying colors. * va*onab1 pant- tar .aM: - Atfrtr rroonmn.Historic Trss Dead. largest historical trees. It stood on Benedict Arnold's trail and waa mor* than one hundred yean old. It meas­ ured four feet three Inches across the butt For Halt Rrnl—El-;lri>- Pimm- 137. A western .court has Just decided that a wooden leg is "wearing ypparvl." Under whit classlflcatton would it put g bone head?—Puck. For Sale Fine stpnmec home .on bank of Thuriiappta lake.. In­ cluding bouse, barn nnd shop, with •» acre land, some fruit. Price right. Phone 23UB. B--rl Sparks. H The ash can lo which n handle can he attached to convert it into For Me—Registered Imroe J ln*g.». Both -eve-. Treated cholera. J. E. McElwain. nlional Clvh- federation an­ il food For Sale -Nun- room liouw*. •piire •xn So. Hayes S|. . For Sale—IS II. I*, ga-ulm •gine, liSXkt. A bargain. For Sa! Eirrylaaly Io kilim Hud kind* wider inaidt Far Mr-32 full blood While D-g-f Wanted horn hen* and 2 Hioslrrs. ' Al-'1 .11 full liloml WJiile tirpiiigloii hens and I rooifrr: I Barred Hoi k I rotMler. Phone .'Ki. M. W., For Rale llicksK Itasling*. Mich. If Nagin, if taken al once. «k Impure time. .. . Daily Thought. I go at what I am about as If ther* h.i wa» nothing else In the world for tho if tlm»- being. That is the secret of all Philmlelphia Iwk ion.! vari-ni* form* of street Iqjhls Iwk mainlaim'd at contract slaudat To clean up the balance of my stock, I will sell any Man’s or Boy’s Suit, except . Blue Serges at '/3 Off My Stock of Men’s Suits is not large so come early. $14.67 $13.34 $12.00 $10.67 $10.00 $9.34 $8.00 $6.67 $8.00 Suits $5.34 $7.00 Suits____ $4.67 $6.<M> Suits____ — $4.00 $5.00 Suits ___ $3.34 $4.50 Suits . _ . . _____ $3.00 $4.00 Suits... $2.67 $3.50 Suits ____ $2.34 $3.(MI Suits.. _.j._ _____ $2.00 Summer Trousers *4 Off. lam here to make good, it it's a year from now. G. F. CHIDESTER LEADING CLOTHIER—- take The Chlnt-si influence on interior decoration exte.tds to lhe wonderful _ *' dwarf trees tehlcuToncv almost prohlbI * ilively expensive, are now ft> be had • wk [ at really popularjirices. Commencing at about cu cents.for diminutive yews and cedars that look as if they hud come out of a "Kcwplea'** garden. Iwk [ Stalely oaks, sycamores, cedars, stand­ ing at least 20 inches high, arc won-1 I derful with their gnarled and twisted; branches and close foliage: they apIw k ! f?ar ,lko ■ncletil forest trees viewed­ ---------------------i front afar and through tho "wrong: dining room girl. I end" of a telescope. The Best For the Money Store Straw Hats J6 Off. 1 IHRSHRI.IIGER. PlioliRirapher lla-llnji-. Midi. For Stile—Heavy work leant. For Kale known M lg-wi« leant. Al-o otu-| wilh <*■ roll, wagon nearly now and plow. I <-|<|. A Mrs. Frank Burn hem. Nashville. | phono vi. r. if. i. • i-wk-. . ■ ,-b - —— ---------------------------- ,----------- - Uniilrd Al <r Mr - itl arrrg. good hs*em<-nl Inquire Si barn, 2 acres orchard. H acre*----------------limiter, 20IJ Sugar Maples, lay* Winded—Plain -wing. level, excellent I'layl-iam s<ij|v |i, Jv’*'.-' For R*At_ \ l-niiul m-w l»>ii*e. unable price, Ikililwm. 3»HII office. __________ ____________ banl'-worklijf men.—C. Kingsley. For Nair—I5*i acre farm, gm-l building*. giKid well, well fenced. Beerh ami maple timber. B.-l of I Miil; 3 miles' from Nashville. In-lFnr Mr quire of Peter Kun/, ........... Miclu Itauta " $22.00 Suits. ... ___ $20.00 Suits____ $18.00 Suits____ $16.00 Suits-. ... .... $15.00 Suits____ $14.00 Suits__ $12.00 Suits____ $10.00 Suits____ —.- raws Burke, that "u very great part Of the mischiefs that vex the world arise from words." The Knockers and th* Koncked. j Watch the man the knockers are dl-< reeling their hammers against. He la accomplishing so me thing. No man | aver made anr headway with'1”’ Msrglns Explsinsd. He—"You understand what a mar­ poaltion. The further he at gin in stuck is, don't you?*' Sb*—"Oh. lhe greater lhe anvil chorux. yes. That's tho money you pul up Is always jealous of success and lose. '—Boston Transcript ton Democrat. man * character was known by her -i ' and drugs. 1 " HASTINGS, MICH. HASTINGS markets < au k French’s White Lily Flour For Your Winter’s Supply Now is the time to lay in your Winter's supply of flour. Any family that has plenty of GOOD FLOUR on hand, need not worry very much. After all when you get right down to it there is nothing more substantial than GOOD bread and but­ ter. Cut out a lot of the “knick knacks” in the way of articles, that have no particular food value, and you’l be better off, you’ll enjoy better health; you’ll feel bet­ ter .. But you can’t get good results from baking unless you have flour that is ALWAYS THE SAME. Thats where French’s White Lily Flour has it over other flours—it is “always the same.” You can always de­ pend upon it. The last sack you buy is just like the one you had before. You don’t have to “guess” whe­ ther your baking will be good— you KNOW that it will be. It is all on account] of the perfect, system­ atic, and thorough .way that we make the flour. Every kernel of wheat that goes through our mill, MUST go through the same process as every other kernel.. There is no “half way” methods in any-- of our processes, from cleaningand scouring the wheat, until it all passes through our 17 setts of rolls. When you have a bountous supply of good flour in the house, you are assured of a good living. Every year there is a constantly increasing number of people who lay in a Winters supply of French's White Lily flour, many of them securing enough to last a Avhole year. . ' , Why don’t you try it? If you'will give it one thor­ ough trial, you will never be without it in your home. You will find that it is the BEST flour you can buy; you will find that it goes farther; you will find that there will be no waste. You'll use every particle. So if you are going to lay in a winters supply of Flour, be sure that it is F rench's White Lily. Itis the best flour made, and you’ll SAVE MONEY by using it. Try it once and see Middleville Roller Mills - R. T. FRENCH. Prop MIDDLEVILLE PUUI.TBT AND HHirs. HALID HAY ANU ST*AW. " ' A uirl for g.-m-ra) limp mil-For Rule Joint! 1.. > had hot water lo above wilh. Did It where youth ends and bid age begins. lug cnld out in front nf tho woodshed and made lather out of any old soap I could And." ' . "But, father." expostulated the son. A word, uttered In anger, can wreck "didn't you say you sent me to college a home or a nation: a word spoken In love can bring peace where before that I might hare the advantages you Multon. ‘didn't haver* ' kind- of -mini >|;ithi i iiH.i- Ghiireh. For Rent—Furm-hHl room. . Ilrtl bwlnw: hl-, .mtiir-' „„„,;)ark malted tiHinis. 21.1 North Broad-. ..hI,.* nmlit of nn way. ........ .'Mill. 5-wkjt,..,,,,... |t\\\ For Nair -tan acre farm. 5 FRUIT thought that it *u the youth of old Be Sure And Get Wanted—Good |n»nllry delitereil at my place -hi aotiih eml of East! street. Phom* MNll. J. G. Kiri ner. For Mt Nichol grille. . . Houle h paying DO rents for wheat. The Putting It Up to Fgther. A local contributor cites a fresh sx. wheat market remain.* unchanged. ample of the fashion in which thei There is a slight reduction In pric­ youth nt today tripe the unwary par- es of hogs. Eggs have advam.-.l two cents. Oats and rye have'adhero forty yean old. and you won­ "Father," said 'the son home from xancetl to reels. VRODUCS. dered how he could be guilty of Im­ college to his father, “1 must have bet puting romance to such an unconscion­ ter rooms at college. Why, tn the able age. By and by. even though you place I room nthr there isn't even hot found forty years to be the old age □rowing Old try Degree* Growing ottf has many stages. Ton Divorced wom.Mi I——e—— vrul. .*iat<* am| city oillrial*. Vin­ far tin- women. cent Astor is chairman nf lhe com- and ruurteKiu* were not allowed I-> Corrected Wednr-day P. M. millrt* it! charge. ■ The Basting* Milling •>»! For Mr—Span ............. years old. weigh! Kbsi. ily mnk-l ing of a good h-nvy team, tine light driver, three years old.; Hirer rolls, one lo lhr«-e year-­ old. C. Feldpausch, ltd I long 2 ■ - AUGUST M, 1911 THE HASTINGS BANNER PAGE EIGHT MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER AUGUST 20,1914-20 PAGES. MSI BEAUTIfUL i£S= Ihrtl possibly U"h«*n you got .Mienr. will m*e a blomWi. or ooms* BUILDING, TU MAHAl you part needing 'repair. But Ihid-Jsl MTOM fIGURES IN MIAUEl COLUMNS __ ________ 1912 1911. Which The Hustings Maccabees ' Hail hi lhe Rank Reloiiging tn to the Great Camp. BUILT DY THE MONGOL RULER. see the place tn stort. Ite-re is ;t1 Judge Smith on Salunlay tiled large basin of waler, wilh walks Ar-t half of 191: SHAH JEH.AN. AS TOMB FOR on either side. These walk- are HIS WIFE lined with Cyprus tree*, -iml afniir: General prosperity of the people. half the ilislnnco to tin* Temple' Full employment of labor. . . ami Tnnib. on a rolled platform., MR. KEELER TELLS OF VISIT TO iftue an* the actual conrrote flgures: is a large pond containing imiubvCOMMERCIAL FAILURES. THIS WONDERFUL TEMPLE-TOMB erable varieties of water lillit’S, and four marble seats around it. . , < • ■ January I to July t We- go'nt nnce to the Taj. as we. Learning that Hi.* Tent Shoes and Clothes Must Be Brushed in see tip* sun set upon il. xii-wing iO 12.223 Before One Pusses into This il frfjnl lhe outside. As wc sfnYl “Dream in Miirhle." lo enter an Imlinn approaches and1 brushes our shoes nna clothe-; and Al three in the afternoon.' we I do not think anything roiihl he more appropriate, as it was, 'too plaintiff ‘ * start for the Taj Mahal, a Tpmple beautiful a building to enter with 1912 \ .19P "Nmnb-’r • Arrihimt ami a tomb, built four centuries ilirty shoes. Anmnnt As We'view lhe ago by th>* Mongol ruler Shah Je­ Tomb, . we nre offered ?1 tlnwers claim in n-d*ling hnn for his wife. Our carnage which we are glad to scatter on lhal lhe funds id l"<s-e- over , a good wide road, on the iiinrbh* square. This mag­ number. passing, golf grounds V>r lhe Eng­ nificent marble Temple inlaid with lish. We drive Ihriiugh an en-' precious stones ami maibl>* lac>* in Ramp trance gale, and behold a stiuare ns 1912 large as four city blocks, and ask. building ever built, and w.i- envi­ what is Ihis square for?" We nn* ed by Shalt Jehnn as a burial place told that it is n large court, used for his wife. If we |ni>k at il as for the people |(> gather in mi hol- an expression of man - love for d many ilmu-and- of now idle railroad uuu. itrade. ruue Ioi ^.'’^I'ip.and. Tin* woman. w«> will in'rhap- f.*.-| u io vnhie platform around this square he more sacretl. is used for the nutivo Bazaar, and IDLE FREIGHT CAILS JULY 1. We leave this Beautiful marhlo. oil these platforms theyjiuy and building nnd pue back lo mm of 1912 I9D 0.7.11 28031 iX S‘^1! bl exposed to such dangers —our only armor is good nd ' -a__J/ t your stomach be of good uigeation, your liver -active ■nd jrour Jung* full uf guild para air ar.4.yuuXLn’l aurrvndrr U> any of ttre d(*r«w ■"TJHf ,t "* U* MAl »l:«uU»c. U.at curreel* a torpid liv«r. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery , .---------- - ....... '• — *•'• •'/ uiniKin. uoj.n in iva uquiu lurm “r,J “l’ n* Fr*'*i »atUfacllon. If yuu prefer you can now obuin Or. » • l.uld.Mi M. dir-ul lii.nivvry tablet* of your drugitiat at $l.0U. al*o In LOc aixa mail<-aamd fal, ......... 1, 0 tn. . .. n —IV * Questions of Life •EV.'ruw** XASHVH.LFL '.Jjist Wednesday the member* of INVESTMENT IN BANNER SPACE the .Moore family met at (he home • if Mr. and Mr*O. B. Sdiulze In coiebrale tlihu* fourth annual reunion. That Wns (In* Happy Experience of Forty-live were present. Dinner F. M. Roberts With Rut a Small lhe ttoreh. The afternoon was spent Auction Sale. in visiting ami a short program was given. Before departing ire cream ........ .. ................................••• tntPnnOil from away were: Mr. ami Mrs. L. A. .Moore ami son of Toledo, <>.. Mrs. Ernest Moore ami children •if iMlam-e, <>., Mr. ami Mrs. Luth­ nol look for tunny people nor for er Cross of New York, Melville .Mil ler ami children of Charlotte, M ami Mrs. Albert Turner ami daugli til the areeiliness with which they ler of Olivet. Miss Mali).* Wilcox < snapped up lhe properly Haled. Battle Creek ami Mr. and Mrs. F. I When (h>- aurtuinccr hail closed Kroger ami family of Vormonlvilli nut the last nrlich*. ami Mr. Rob­ Miss Hazel Schulze of Ypsilan ert- hml Hu* fiMdings. he was gifitifled tn Hml his small sale net­ stHinl Sttmlny with her cousins th ted him $ISO,t)n more Hint! he had Misses Schulze. Shirley Moore left, Thursday fci llrtirvil. Neeilless to say In* ha« an extcmli'd visit wiih friends an HANNER'S plan of handling auc- relatives. in Fife Jake mnoilhcr . liiiit sales. With our large circu­ Michigaii. lation. compleb'ly covering this Mrs. Ernest. Moore nnd rhildro county, we can give publii-lly lo of Detiam-c. <)., arc spending woven days with relatives in the village. Miss Mabie WUcox, <»f Haiti Creek spent scyeral day* last w< wilh Miss Gertrude Schulze. Mayor Ellis Spoke Here. Mayor George Elli* of Grand Rapids spoke Saturday evening lo Charlotte. Mr*. Melvin.' Miller 1 n large crowd in front of the ParFloyd Munson Bailie Cree HE MADE $150.00 BY TRIFLING: ; hi- addn-sL PILOT ACETYLENE LIGHTING and COOKING Filtered Gaslight For Rural Aeetylen* Gaslight is a natural light. In fact it is plain, everyday, world-old Sunlight. Bgt "it is Sunlight murrled ao that you can use it as ■"soft” or ax brilliant as you choose, by the mere turn­ ing of a tap on lhe chandeliers, or by the use of plain white glaaa globe*. Moreover. Acetylene is practically filtered light from which all useless or injurious color, aoot, or excessive heat factors are eliminated. On t*" and forever dispense with able lamp cleaning, Alling, and chimney wiping needr T. H. MASHINQ Grand Rapid), Mich. <JX 55 IMPORTS FOR FIRST NINE MONTHS OF THE UNDERWOOD LAW AND FOR THE COR- • .1913 A l»1 1. 127. till HU E LABOR 1912 Prarlicnlly num Counting om* w;ur bur million pctiph*. rum vulmllnry sorxir 1911 Abraham freed from involuiituiy IHLANCE IX THE GENERAL FUND OF THE TREASURY. July I . 1912 1911 Ladies’ Handkerchiefs Our Price 20c Per Dozen Can Covers A special assortment with embroidered ‘corners; look like a toe article, <. Boyd Caps for Mason Jars, Porcelain lined. Our Price 5c Our Price 19c Dozen Fancy Buttons Can Rubbers Assorted colors, fancy centers: just the thingfortrimmmg;could.be sold for toe Giant White Rubbers, Rood and thick. Our Price 5c Only 8c Dozen Men’s Shirts 7 bars While Laundry Soap_______ 25c 3 bars White Toilet Soap------------------ 10c Colgates Tooth Paste----------10c.and 20c Williams'’ Talcum Powder---------------- 15c Williams A dandy Tooth Brush.-.___________ 10c Another lot of those extra value Work Shirts; assorted stripes atad plain blue. Only 39c Stat>* Senatorial contest. If you are ported. I have no anxiety as to the onlfumr. If you are iml in­ formed. ph'a«<* ask any Republican Supervisor in tin* county, or. any Republican County Official, or any other well known. <li*lnl*Te«lc<l Ite- qiiainted with all candidates ami eomlilioiK al this lime, and I will -vMr. Hoover from SunlLdd visited be mon* Ilian content with your ht.< snn Isaac amf family, a few ci*|-dicl at (he Primal i*-s. I only ask you io get informed if you are pot During the slorm last Thursday- E. J. Bump ami family nlt<*t;de<l familint’ with tlm truth, nnd don’l afternoon, lightning stnirk Smut Hi’’ Wellman family reunion at lake my. _ur any olhi r camlidale's Mclnloslie's hay barn.'tearing off Aiding ami sonio shingles', hut no spending Von W. EtirniM. *.ry fortunate as it was tlil>*>l with days ... ----Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Beimer ami Haughtrr. Dora, spent Sunday al *mJaines ami family of if Nashville. IV. Z. Moore of C. Chiho's. Util land. a wealthy man ut Gnlvi—tun, Friday at Glenn rciurnctl In Sacramento. Walfer Beach ami family Marguerite Wood is spending I the hotel and discharged Dowling ami Mr. am! Mrs. I •ILsekeepers fullilliiig a proamt Mrs. .1. .1. RnBfnum. u^d** last summer. Wade Marlow ami family <»! The Ladies Aid from the six dif­ ferent points of the circuit will Carlton wen- Sunday visitors at meet at the M. E. church in Hast- Jinrace Barnum'.s. Miss Qitherim* Corrigan, of IrvI ing is spi'jid.ing a few days with /er mg Methodist.-Church. Promptly f. on the hour. Charles G. Maywood Floyd of Grand Raimis. will be I aisha*. Mi’s, tilenn Moorel^. will bouiii a s»in|f wrvie**,- ilurinpr presenTand a' good'lime nnlleipiitwhich h>* will sing several -*li-. Saturday night ami »<ll. 'Everyone come ami partake Upriiee Barnum'* ami The sneaker oPHie dav will he Rev. of a good substantial dinner Russell II. Brea' ' - * *‘ The T.j Mehal, the Most Beautiful Buildin, in the World, Buill Haslings church. further. t otnZanies laser ami family nr** enThe Pennock Reunion. by Shah Johan, at Agni, tor Hi, Wile’, Tomb. leriaining his brother, from De­ troit. will he held-al the home of \|t-s. i make mr jve turned, (ook a last look, ami lia-s.-d mil. Jay Smith look Jim Reisor and Kale Wtlliains. Delton. Thursday. I ent at lii I imp. unusually Jelly Glasses . 1 urge every Republican voter in Barry Count ytn gel familiar with ing her amil and tiycle, James Me 8 oz. Glass, not the small one; goodltin cover. Only 10c Yard To lhe Rcptiblirair Voters of Burry County. eight earn. Curtain Scrim Phone 102 period of the 1911 A 1912 ?t.2n;i.nt>:i.7oi Just received a_ new lot of Scrims in white anil ecru, wilh flowered border. - .responding These additional mqimL- were moved into Uti- ctnmfry hy foreign is. Had a similat quantity, been moved from one part of the ciitmliy Dependable Merchandise at the Lowest Possible Price ' in* j »t-i‘H*.'Uu*—£2l.3l<W7<i.8,.»,’or 12 (Wcrnt. Beautiful Tomb of Itmad-ud-Dulah at Agra, India, Duke, said to he the largest horse GOLD SHIPPED FROM THIS COUNTRY. in the world nml weighing more sell nml ctiok the food for Ihp grenifihe seats, where we wiitr-h sun' than 3jmo pounds, is owned' ami January’! hi July I whl’JT (t““0H*y say. upon il. a* mghi falls. W............. 'All this befur,* war tntlin-ii«-.* was nppnr>’nr n. rouhl have st.-np-d an English woman |.*axmg, mid Hrattleburo. Vi. 1.912 _ 1911 < m* of these aalh. rmgs. throe him-, as she Went, she paiiM-i -very few ?7.<NIU.<N>O ' «tM,<NMI,lA ?ti ? “ i,K"' 1,1 "l,r •‘teps to him ami loo), bark, ami Increase. $3H.<wo.ooO. or IW» tu-r coni. lallon wc can m e that crowd, pro- when half way out of Hie -ntram e i k,,Ta* '•“'"'•Is eh*- gale, turned-for a fan-well look. ' W” """" d'al' ly said, u- see our QUIMBY. II.ISTING^ANI) CARLTON conkttfg rising up into the heaven-.I finish, as ev......... •- •— • Quile n mimlior from hero nlDne ’of from this wo kiieUkheiX’ sin’ was ihinkmg that i’’ 1, i lhe "• . gates '■* ,fn "" ,, ii-«| wh sriiini-................. I.. : was .. . w.i....... 11 '‘l, Ithia lhe Iasi thin' she would temled tire show Iasi ''Tm*stny at Mrs. Peter Adrianson and dandl­ Hastings. ' lhe Inj Mahal. We I ever look upon Hie Great Taj. Ami LIGHTING PLANTS pass through those large gates,]just ju» It was “Aimii with us. as latter iniri of (he week at Glenn HOME MADE t/or PART TWO—PAGES: 9 TO 19. NEW YORK STORE Hastings, Mich. awoke and found tnysfelf review­ ing tlrese wonderful btiihlings, and the builder of them, am! 'lhe thought came lo .me. what alguit Bahar lip* founder of this great empire? We hear a ureal deal of I ho -kings who lived in splendor, but I could nol hc|ti thinking' how lillle credit we giv. Ihose who make these great opnortunilies possible. Then I Ihougnt of the thousands of pilgrim* that view these wonderful buildings daily, ami what an inspiration il is. to them, and how it has influenrt*d ArchilecliffW- throughout all the world. Jn our day. our sc.h<1|ars arc able to Jjuihl on equally good archifeciural lines ami Jehan's in­ fluence will pn>- away. Then I thought abtnil Je-tis* whrk am| when he hnd done without money, aiul of lhe Chinese, who Isaac snitl were going down simply becauso the race was. Uh> f.t-l for them. When seeing them. I had thought that if I should uv>-r’ help the ChinestC il would be along the lines of Medical Mission*. I llmught of Dr. Eubank, who had probably cured more than Christ did during his life time on earth. Then enme the thought. “B'ii-’whafis the gift without lhe giver, when Christ's doctrine can be given al lhe same time, ami if one is io bo cured, why not fell him who it was that gave lo the world that which makes all curing'possihle?'' Thin I know is a preach. InV I t'mild not help tell­ ing it to you. Lina Cavalierl. the opera star, claims that tfirls should wail until they are forty-four years old be­ fore marrying ami also that they should have ‘only one child. jprr.M’iQ. are psked lo help by your prest'm* Dry Cleaning Clothing For School Children SchooLwill soon commence and a good many people in the City and County will want to get their children’s clothing ready for the opening day of school. If the fabric is whole,, bring it here and let usDry-Clean it for you. The charge will he very small, and we will return the apparel to you as fresh and bright as it was the day you bought it. We remove all dirt, grease, stains, ink spots, etc. The Barry County Fair will soon begin, and a good many are having us Dry Clean and Press their clothing before the opening day. । I i f American Steam Laundry Phone 243 Shulters Bros., Props. Hastings, Mich. DRY CLE.AN1N6 AND PRESSING �rAOKTDI THE HABHNGg 1ASXEH AlT.l’BT 30, Uli. The Hastings Banner Want Column, ic a word for each Insertion. No adv. for less than 12 cents. Can! of Thanks, ic a word. Obituary poetry and resolutions, 5c a line. Obituaries of 20 lines or leas, will bo published free; 5 cents par line charged, for each line above the 20 lines. Notiros nf births, deaths or mar­ riages will be printed free us hows matter. , No communication will be pubHehedjunder any circumstances un­ less it bears the writer's name and postoffice address. COURT HOUSE NEWS PRIMARY ELECTION TU RE HELD NEXT TUESDAY Marriage Licenses. Continued trosn !■««• 1. We Are More Than Pleased Wm. N. Allerdlhg. Baltimore...^40 Mary E. Coe. Hastings................ 30 DEMOClUi. * liarton G. CbrtrighL Barry ,........ 20 Governor—Woodbridge N. Fer­ Majffie 8. Wilkinson. Orangeville 21 ri*. That the present era of high prices docs not affect the Furniture Market ! Subscription by Mall. Post-Paid. LieuL Gotv—Einmel I.. Beach.' Evan J. Thomas. Minot, N. D.._.. .33 ONE YEAR, in advance.......... 41.00 in the least, as yet, and to those who arc anticipating the pleasure of making I Congress—( teehee II. Arnold, Al­ Nora Blanche Jackson, Prairie­ BIX MONTHS. In advance..... AOville .......................................... -ts bert K. Beebe. Homan I. Jarvis, Jr. THREE MONTHS, in advance,. I a home for themselves we can give the assurance that we are in a better poai> Senator—John H. Pnlim-r. CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS LrgMature—William KronewiUj . . Warranty Deeds. ; tion than ever to serve them? ' per year, in advance.............. 1A0 • Byron E. Mupgbr. Admr. Estate Sheri#—Albert N. Williams. , i Henry Balch to Claud Huffman and Clerk—Fred E Raymond. Entered al the postoffice al Has­ We have entirley re-arranged Dur store and have been able to secure I, wife.. 3 acres sec. 36. Baltimore, Treazurer—Hinny H. Mclulyre. tings, Michigan, ns i«cond clis* 8130.00. Register—Alb- rl T. Shepherd. ' some very handsome and servicable gouds at the Furniture Market at/Grand r matter.• Bert 8: Holly, cxr.. Kilale Harriet Prosecutor—Thomas 'Sullivan. Holmes to Ezra C. Diller nnd wife, 1 Rapids and Chicago at very low prices, and whose who are in need we ask to | Circuit Court Coumi'r-AAIonzo D. ADVERTISING. RATES. lot 1, blk. 44, Parroll’s add, Wood­ Cadwa Under. Display advertising rates on ap­ JOB PRINTING | come and reap the benefit of our wonderful buying powers for our several ' plication. Drain Conim'r—Wallace A. The BANNER has one of the best land,-8000.00. . RiMinbM locals and reading no­ equipped job offices in Western Edward Mahoney to Edward Ma­ Hobbs. I stores. . Surveyor—Fred Elliott. tices. On first page or among brev­ Michigan and Is prepared to do any honey and wife, 2uacrcs. section 3a. Coroner*—George W. Lowry. ities, I2Mi cents a line. kind of-book and Job printing. Barry. 8100.00. Frank M. Hazel to Lafayette L. Berge G. Swift. 8()<l U.LST. McKnigtit, south 6 roils lots 17 and GERMANY'S TRIE FRIENDS HOPE FOR DOWNFALL OF WAR GOD. 18. city 8I.«*>.00. Governor—J;mi>--' lluogerliyde. James Hendrick to.GJenn E. Tag­ Lieut. Gov.—Edward A. Km«ten. gart. 40 acres, section 25, Hut land. CongrrsN—Ruth- S. Ireland. Th'* Evening Posts loyalty lo the Germany of which il has so often 8l.000.0f). No candidat*- for IPginlativo or Jesse Townsend and wife lo Geni­ county officers. . explWMed admiration has never for a moment wavered, but this has nol The Sample Furniture People • • eva K. and Edward Tremain, lots I PROHIBITION. been the Germany of the Katrer. We never have believed, and cannot and 2. blk. 12, Sophia Kvnlleld's add . Governor—Charles N. Eayra. T4nc:tincr<; fiti.xitvki: for i.dmj money now, that in this day and generation a noble.peCn.de should lie In.the City. $200.00. Lieut. Gov.—Harry C. Donm*. nasungb undertaking at lower prices Wm. G. Bauer and wife lo Fred Conger*,—Henry A. Foul hers. . hand of king or emporor, enlightened although lie may be, of however G. Stowell and wife,, west .half lot Senator—John M. Stone. ardent a guardian of peace, during a long period of years. Never have 2 and east half lot 3. block fl. east­ Ileprcxenlathr-Judge II. Bar­ ern add. Cityi 81.00. num. wc upheld lhe Germany of the mailed flat, of the autocracy of militarism; Philip T. Colgrowe ’ and wife to No nomination' for county offi­ against ils claims. Its excesses, ils encroachments upon civil rights, Rs John W. McBain and wife, lot 63. cer*. MARTIN CORNERS. Official Caill for (he Republican .Mrs. James Bolter, over Sunday. Bush's First add. to Delton. $50.00. nsretUon that 'll constilytos a sacrosanct caste superior to any other, we SOCIALIST LABOR. David J. Rizor nnd wife lo Alice State Convention. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Barry ;.nd Mr. nnd Mrs. Silas Endsley of Gmrrnor—Hennan-Ririi'tiT.• have protested in season and out of reason. We have long seen in this B. Fee. parcel see. 23. Hastings. To (hr Republican Electors of lhe dlildreu nf Baltic Creek were over N.bdWHI.. were callers al Slu iiium Sumlay visitors at Fred Jtarry's. $10090. No nomination' for any other ofSlate of Michigan: Endsleys Sunday. swash-buckling, overbearing altitude of (he militarists, and particularly R. I. Hendershott and wife to Ih'i*. , . Mrs. Hazel Pitcher returned Fri­ Alfred Fisher. Arch Graves, \v. A stale convention of Jlhe Re­ in Hits activities of such a body as the. Navy League—wc are cursed with John W. Ferdon- parcel. Yankee UE1.EGATK8 TO COUNT Y publicans - of Michigan is hereby i day from » weeks visit with her l»<nwmd and Mr. Wood made an CONVENTION. (Milled to meet, at the Armory in’ l uusTn ni Kalamazoo. flUlO trip lo Laii'ink- Sumlpy one of our own—a' grave menace to the peace of Europe; and it has now Springs, shore Gun lake, $1.00. Mrs. Allie Munn <>t T-akc View To select member* of County the city of Kalamazoo, Wednesday, ■ brought the very worst lo pass that the human imagination can conceive. ” Probate Neus. coniinillees, also delegates to slate September 30. 1911. nt eleven-thir­ .ip«nl Saturday with Mrs. Millie Shanghai recently saw tno open­ Estate of Hannah Reiser de­ conventions, to nominate candi­ ty in the forenoon for the purpose Fisher. We have never taken lhe slightest slock in a Kaiser who vows that he . ing of the llrst street car system ceased. Petition for determining dates for stale office, county con­ of nominating Republican candi-1 Mis* Ellen Bdler <»f Hastings tlnanced constructed and operat­ rules by divine right and not.by popular consent; and we cannot now up­ heirs tiled. Rearing thereon Sep­ ventions will be held in Barry dates for the following state of-1 visited tor unde nml aunt, Mr. nnd ed solely by Chinese. hold a form of govdrntneirt which denies to masses of. its population the tember llh. counly ns folmns: Democrat amj ilces: Secretary of State. Stale! Estate of Benjamin B. Travis, Progressive purlins in Hastings on Treasurer, Amlildr-General, and.; right to one vote-to every mandeceased. Order appointing ad­ September 8, Republican in Hast­ Attorney General, and fur the; Bond tiled. ings on Hcptcinber t». It is another Germany wltoli we have been proud to recognize and ministrator entered. The state transaction of such other business! Letters -issued to William S. Trav­ acclaim—lhe Germany of high aspirations and noble ideals, lhe Germany is. general mimin’r. Petition for convention of all three parties will as may properly come before the be held September 30 as follows: convention. cf intellectual freedom, the Germany to whose spiritual leadership every license to sell real estate tiled. Republican at Knlamuoo. Demo­ Barry county, will be entitled to I Hearing thereon September tltli. crat at'Detroit and Progressive al 15 delegates hi Ibis convention.1 nation the world over is deeply in debt. Ils llag has meant to us lhe Edale of Anna GnsafE el al. Bay City. The total number of delegates will flag of scientific knowledge planted furthest North in more fields of men­ minors. Annual account of guar­ The delegates to he chosen al the be il68. ' dian Jlled. tal and governmental activity than is perhaps any o(her. It is lhe coun­ Under the resolution of 1858, no Estate of Grace Long, deceased. Primary from the various town­ ships to the county conventions are delegate will he entitled tn a seat try of Fichte, Kant and Hegel, of Schiller and Goellip. of Korner and his Annual aeeounkof executor Hied. as follows: in the slate convention who docs fellow-champions of German liberty In the wars for freedom just’ n cen­ . Estate of Walter S. Page, deceas­ Assyria—Republican 6. Progres-- not. redde in the county he promis­ ed. Petition for special adminis­ sive When you want Prompt Service, 3. Ih-rqocr.tt 3, • tury ago; of Car) Hchun and Siegel and Kinkol and their revolutionary trator Hied. es'to represent. Bond tiled. Letters Baltimore—Republican 5, Pro­ Wednesday. September 0th, 1911, comrades of I8W; of Schubert. Schuman, and Wagner; .of Lessing, of issued to William R.'Page. Fine Workmanship at Reasonable gressive 4, Democrat 1. has been designated by Hie Slate | Estale of Eliza G. Day. deceased. Moinsen. nf Helmholtz and Siemens nnd all lhe rest of (he intellectual Barry—Heiiiibluan 8, Progres­ Central Cornmit.leo as lhe day on Petition for- special administrator Prices, send or bring your Work heroes who have been and arc the real glories of the Germany for which filed. Bond Hied. letters issu­ sive I. I lemocrat 3. which the several county conven­ .Carlton—Republican I, Progres-i tions .in tho different counties tor; we have entertained such profound respect. ’ We have realized, loo. the ed to torvnzo E. Mudge, petit ion to us. A trial will demonstrate the purposes of electing delegates Hied. sive 3. Democrat I. splendid qualities which have made Germany a foremost trading nalioh for general administrator Castleton—Republican. V. Pro-j to the Republican State UonveuuODj our ability to please* you. ’ and have watched wilh amazement, like all the world, her rapid com­ Hearing thereon Septeiiibr I llh. at Kalatnnz<x>, shall be held. Estate of Helen M. Dayton, tie- gressive 10, Democrat 7. mercial conquest of lhe seas and the four quarters of the globe. Yet. ceased. I, i The delegates from the several Es|ate closed against ' Hastings Twp.—Republican Progressive 4. Democrat L after .all, it is to the Germany that has done more for our own university claims. counties in each congressional* dis- ’ Hope—Republican 3, Progressive J IrioL.aro requested to meet in dis­ life nnd our inlrlirctuai'and artistic development, than any other nation Estate of John I.. Powers, insane. 3, Democrat 4. trict caucus al 9:30 o’clock a. m. on Annual account of guardian tiled. that hosts of Americans have been so profoundly al (ached. Irving— Republican 5, Progres­ the day of the state convention nnd, Estate of Cornelius Cappan, a sive Against this Germany (ho war into which, it has been so recklessly 1. Democrat. 3. select officers as follows, lo be pre­ minor. Release of guardian by JolOHlown- Republican 6, Pro­ sented to said convention tor eouplunged is nothing short.of a crime. Whether victory or national dis­ ward tiled. Discharge issued to gressive 3. Democrat 2. Jewelers and Opticians :: :: :: Phone No. 281 aster come out of it all/the intellectual and spiritual growth of the na­ James A. Fans. flrtn'aUon: . Maple Grove—Republican ITProID One vice President. . Estate of John Mulvany, deceas ­ tion is checked for no one knows h<pv long. The line Hower of Rs youth (2) One assistant ‘SecrcUuy. ’ Order, gressive I. DetHoerat 1. Hastings, Mich. is to be immolated by a ruler whoso signature to a single order signed ed. Proof of will filed. Orangeville—Republican 5. Pro­ '3) One. meinlier of lhe Comrniadmitting will to prohtile entered. their dtoth-warrant—without even asking the consent of the people's Bond Hied. . He on Credentials. ' , • ; Letters issued to Au­ gressive 3. Itemni-rat 2. Prairieville—Republican fl. Pro- ( '4) On(j member uf the Commit- > jiarliamenl or taking time (or angry passions to cool. In war. every evil gustus Mulvany. Petitions fnr tt.ee on Credentials^' claims * Hied. Hearing gressive 3. Democrat 2. passion is let loose. ns every pain and torture known to man is inflicted hearing . RutlandItepubliran 2, Progrcs; Order nf Business. on men and women and children alike; out of this war can come only theron Dec. 21st. sive 3, Democrat 2. Estate of Mary E. Onn.dic. de­ i.5J One member of lhe Commit- । another heritage of hatred and Bitterness, of sorrow nnd stfITering. The ceased. 'I'horimpple—Republican H, Pro-! tee on Resolutions. . ' Testimony nf witnesses mighty commercial . .............reeled by German enterprise'and loll’ls al­ tiled. Order determining heirs en- gre<«ive 7. Ijgnfocral i>. Each township, ward or precinct / • Woodland Republican fl. Pro­ shall be entitled to Midi number of ready crashing to the gruuW. Ruin already claims lens of thousands. (erd. Petition for special udiltoigressive .1, Democrat 5. delegates to lhe county eouvuntion istrator tiled. Bond Hird. ~ Order Germany's merchant flrel is being swept oil the ocean. Her internal Yankee Springs—Republican 2. of its county as shall be specilled in entereil. and letters issued to Ray development is at an end: her schools and universities are idle; the whole Progressive 2.Democrat 2. the call issued by tin* County Coin-। Freeman. City; \|st Wanl—Republican 3. millee. nation is being brutalized and. through the hoi haste of the Kaiser. Rus­ Progressive l. Democrat 1. sia nnd France nnd Belgium ns well. From now on its whrto- thought By order of Ilin Republican Stale1 LAKE VIEW. City// 2nd-Ward—Republican i, Central Committee. r n£U.<t be to shoot and kill people with whom ten days ago the country was Mr. ami Mrs.. E L. Sincleir are Rrpgtes^ive 5. JJemwral L ■ A. J. Groesbeck. at complete peace. If is for years lo come the most haled nation visiting relatives al Charlotte. City. 3rd Ward—Republican ». Chairman. 1 Carey Althoure of Vermontville in Europe. . Pi^Hiiessive i. Democrat 3. Chas. 8. Pierce. It is not made like other bread—it’s better. Those who spent-Sunday with his cousin Irving City, tilt Ward—Re|iublican 5, Is it nny wonder that true friends of Germany cry out against nil-this Charlton of this place. Secretary. have tried it once will never have any other. Progressivve 7, Democrat fl. from the depths of their affection fnr it? That they protest against (he .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and Total Delegah**, Republican W. It is made into a good solid loal and baked all the way sophisms of a Munstorlicrg and of all those who would suddenly see in daughters Mildred and Evil spent- Progressive Parly 8i, Democrat 71. through."It is never soft and^oggy. this horrible slaughtering of the true Germany a. new crusade against t|ie Sunday with Mr. nnd .Mrs. Warren Why not buy a loaf the next time you order, just to heathen? For ourselves we can only say that to us lhe oqe consola­ Daly <>f Stony Point Nalhmal Progressive Con vent ioa. ■ Nearly everybody attended the give it a trial? You will be pleased with it. tion in it alKis that, if humanity- is nol tn retrograde unspeakably, abso­ Wallace-HngenlM>rk circus in HilsI^ To the National Progressive elec­ tor* of the I'siunly i<f Batry :” " ' This bold* true in your .electric lutism must pay for tin- denial'of Christianity. In place of the king­ ings Wednesday. A county convention of the Na­ Mrs. Hazel Varney at|d son Y'oile wiring. That'* one region, doms there must arise-Hi*-, republics of Europe;-out of the ashes must Nashville' arr visiting her par­ tional Progrewvc-tiarly .u heii>|>y why 1 urge you to l«t me do come a new Germany, in which pure democracy shall rule, in which no of called t« meet at the city oj Hast­ ents, Clins. Smith and family. your electric work. You’ll one man nnd no group of professional inankillers shall have the power to ings, Mich., under and by virtue of A few from this place attended kirow il is done right and that plunge the whole world into mourning, if this be treason to Germanv. camp meeting at Pennock’s grove the law Tuesday. Scpteiiilwr 8th, 1911. al eleven o'clock in theyforeyour builtlhiga are safe il l do our realtors must make the most of it. To our minds, it is of profound Sunday. •. the work. Mr1-,. George Roush and Mrs. Hen­ uimiii for the electing of sir dele- j J. W. ARMBRUSTER, Prop. significance that m. many Americans are saying today: “We wish that ry Mead of Hastings spchl Sunday gales to the National Progressive the Kaiser might be beaten'‘and the German people win."—New York with CEO. VAN TIFFLIN their sister. Mrs. Di-ll Rose, State Convention {called to meet at i Hastings, Mich. Evening Post. the city of. It;»jr City, Mn h- mi WedPHONE 548 who 18 quite sick at this writing. Electrician. Miss Ruby Bell spent Inst week nesdny. September 30th, Hill, at with Mr. ami Mrs. 'Lloyd Allerding eleven (fcjock in the forenoon, anil for tlie transaction of such other of Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boll of Hast­ business, provided by law and ings dre visiting their parents. Geo. which may properly come before such- county convention. The Bell am| wife, of this place. county committee of said party has apportioned the delegates CAMPBELL The Dunkurds are preparing for among the different townships and \ their district meeting winch will be wards of Hie city of Railings, in held from Wcdne.-ulay until Friday. said county ns folows, lo wil: Assyria. 3; Baltimore, I; llarry. 4; Jes«e Knowles, wife nnd baby of Carlton called nt It. Eggerman's Cnrllmi. 3; Castleton, 10; llnslings, I: Hope. 3: Irving, -I: Johnstown. 3t Wednesday evening. The kind that countn. Kodakers from .Maple flrove. 4; Orangeville, 3; Jim Noreiitl and wife of Grand Raimis spent part of last week with Pralrirtille, 3; Hutlaifd. 3; Thorn­ everywhere are taking advantage of the former's brother Henry and apple. 7: Woodland. I; Yankee Springs. 2: Hastings -City, First family. our Mail Order Department. Finish­ Mrs. Esther Thomas and little Ward. I; Second wanl. 5-; Third daughter spent part of last week at Ward.. I; Fourth W«td. 7. ing of Films is a specialty with us—we Such ’di'li gales shall be electcil Ale- Thomas'. . II. Egserman and wife visited ov­ by the re'iNxtivo townshijx tiad have the up-to-the-minute equipment er Sunday wilh their daughter. Mrs. wards of lhe city of llasiing*. • By order of the county committee aM. J. Will nml family, of KnbiTm* . and workmen whose only occupation Ira Edgeenmb spent Sunday with of the National Progressive Party. Chas. H. Bauer. CliuirmAn. is to produce results. We get all there Frank l.lviiiustop. Anson C. Boyes, SecretaryJohn Nickerson amt wife and Will Dated gt Hastings,- Midi, Julyis in the film. Try us once, you become S|>ri<-li«-r nnd- wife are visiting 91 30111, 191L . ‘ Lake'View. Alma and Mnrion. a regular customer. We render bills Elisha Strong ami family autned lo Ohio l.-isl Tuesday where they keep Ymtr Liver Active Dirrljig the monthly. Work delivered prepaid. nttoudiHl their reunion on Wednes­ “Sutiunrr ■ MoaUrn—Foley ~Cnl harday. tlc Tablets for Slugfllsh Lher Velma Eizgcniian enleriained Roy und Constipation. Clark. Mntiel Slater,. CarlSJnb-r. Il does beat all how quickly Fo­ Ruth Short nnd Arthur lltpes Sun­ ley Calharlic Tablets, .liven your day evening. • ■ • Beniy Norcult and family. Mrs. liver mid nverroine cmifljnnlion. Wimberly. Texas, Custer and Gurner spent Saturday Ney Oldham, says:—"Foley Colharlic Tablets are amt Sunday at Grand Rapids. the best laxative I e*er t ired. They J Opposite Monument Park A railruad bpdgi* in Swilzeriaud lake the place of calomel." Whole­ PHONES 2&4 AND 224 has the largest masonry arch tn the some. slit ring ahd cleansing.. No 16 Ra,,,,. mu,. world, 205 feel high, with a span of griping. A' nomfort tn sjout per­ sons.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. 33U.foet, COQK BROS, Editors. ' FIFTY-NINTH YEAR Miller & Harris Furniture 60. ivucnigan I Watch Repairing PIKE & DAMON Cottage Bread ” Is the Best Safety First / — The Palm Garden Have You Bought Your COAL Yet? Summer prices are raising and you will soon be the loser by 10 per cent to 20 per cent. Better call Bauer Bros, and lower your cost of living by this big saving in your fuel bill. All Kinds of Coal Chunk and Split Wood The Camera Shop, Inc. Mun. Mi, The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. �PAGE EUtVEN THE HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST M. 1911. COHSMW A wide box filled with a bucket? All oacB <»f sintL air <i.n:krd Ijinr, • I and one pound of m.-.-i t powder.t I makes a most excellent dust bath, for the poultry him--. The Best Equipped Business School In Michigan I Brrediug“From Pullets. fi Is il possible I*' liiwd from B. I». R. pullets from ten t>» twelve] montjK old. and keep ymir flock uj»» in ih<* standard in ami vigor?! UJilNTS liable Information wo can obtain on die subjects they drain? riplMlncd. In axklng quralioiw semi full InforuiaUou. ute to tills department when they ran giro mure Infonnallon on any subject. Care—that’s one thing that goes in every prescription that goes out of our store. We follow the doctor’s orders— follow them with fresh, pure, full-strength drugs. As a result, prescriptions compounded by us often secure results where others fail. Back of this policy is the knowledge that too much depends on the medicine your physician prescribes to permit of substitution for the sake of a few cents more profit and there's no extra charge for the pure ingredients and extra care. Our prices arc the same as you’ll pay for Whin* Leghorn Comb. <'l> How many points-ought- a While Leghorn cork and pullet have lo be Standard? The Slamlard (minis, d IhiIIi mnl< calls You may say, "That’s a big statement.” We admit it is, but it’s true! There is no business school in Michigan that equals the Business InstUute in equipment. well inaliirmL.largi: A unrous._spi imens. well ettlahli-hed in, layi limy will give you excellent ■ <2i How should -■‘ticli Ihe-ff bo mated for lw-i nMato them with h good he-iillhy. vigorous mid«v I twelve to fourteen moult illse a healthy, lymtrllng or • two Males should b< Wcjghl. Females standard weighl or heaviei. your bird*, for' health m^l* vig and lie *ure they to- fully mail: ed.- I, e.—Hint they -tie full gro­ in frame ami ndulfc featherud ;r the females well cxlal laying. Would a II Ihatched in Februnry !<■ moll the following wither ' 1 for OVER 240 TYPEWRITERS LARGE FACULTY OF SPECIALISTS FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU OCCUPIES ENTIRE BUILDING to see the'BUSINF.SS INSTITUTE to appreciate it. The building they occubv^wai erected purpose­ ly for them ami its entire -.pace is devoted to their interests. The ceilings are high.-r-the"rooms are light, the . desks are adjustable,~ MANY electric lights illumine the rooms on dark days. 2U electric Uns assist in ven­ Subscribers are requested lo contrib tilation.- the tem[»er;iture of lhe rooms ik kept equitable by ­steam heat. Keep in touch with thicoeries of ad­ vertisements nnd write for full information. She would ImUliri'tsI in (h>‘ laid .Mummer female first' and remainder of comb Order Our Drays is nn nermann tn worry Tttmnr the Il Blnrk Frnthrr in White Wyantlollc moll of early hatched pullets. in soon mer and done. Our Specialty. Why not place your order with me and let me look after your wants. 1 make a SPECIALTY of FRUITS OF ALL KINDS. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Melons; Musk Melons; Green Corn not show Wyaitdolles THE REXALL STORE ' PHONE 31 GOODS DELIVERED Seasonable Foods ' Wunderlich’s gel bettor iiliinmK* STON A POINT. 'oilman is the proud main a« nature made them, ran be found lhal will nol show a trace of black in some part of their plum­ age. 1 If all lhe chicks came near-! perfect there would nol In* much' what appears to Im- a single point growing up from c*omli near rear and Phone 83 GOOD iJLIVE oil? HOT WEATHER BRINKS All Entering Binis nl the Show. Feeding While Plyirtoufh irinnei"! n ami family E. C. Russ 6 Son Two Telephones 5 acres Small tracts readily obtained, ■tomes in iiiisiiuys Lois, in Hustings • EQUIPPED FOR IT . Grnnl moaht arc like any oilier product that is good. “There’s a Reason." Several of them. -We would like lo hnvi* you inspoi-t our cement slanghler house, which wc keep CLEAN and which is equipped for doing tin* work right. Tlurn wc have tin* large.il coo|<_T8 in Barry. Cotinly anti also, our big cooler counter, where lhe meals are kept, imtil (hey are righl I" ' ill -Ihorvuglily cured ill fact. And until meals ate viir. Ami then we buy only lhe BEST nnimals, those that are 111 to go In the block. They cost us m<>n- but they an- heller. In other wonfs. we spare no pains or money lo please or satisfy our trdde. That's why il grows. , CUac 136 Summer roiix’tipallnu Dangerous. I'.nnslipnlioii in summer lime is will probably grow more "ilanuer-iiu- lhan'ih lhe fall. >• slniiglilen il !'• Whfll slyfo yard -would b« clean. grn >>al i* oflou contaminated ami is .more fik'ety th fermenl hi your .slomaeh. Then you are apt lo Earlobes^'drink nmeh cold water during lhe nib Hock *'"1 weather, thus injuring yotlr . .. ........ ptomnituj lU.dillcd for a little We have ’some/ exceptional bargains in small lots and independent sides and ceilings, that will pay late buyers to look over. We want the room for new fall patterns. C. E. HARVEY whjf-h rids congested poisOIIOI1N Il l II.'-Vl.VA.-H-l l.-» Hl M'l'H ■ >,— Usually allowing lhe.bird lo 9-11 Ionia Ave. N. W. Plisisant Mich. Fair li>- Grand Rapids Bunks make you feel heller. and offer live. Take a dose tonight. North Side Pharmacist Hastings, Mich. prove him and help him lo shape' best in of tinhtslry, lhe for ihe Room growing of corn. Dairy farming promises to be one instructions for selecting poulfi-y ■ "*• ‘ ' in iii.iblo agricultural for the show room. I raise Bar-! iiiduslrii lh>- State: il ret urns red Rocks nnd want In gel. some .......w. -in icIh's |he soil, ami pointers. K. M. makes il more productive ami val­ Employ a licensed phullry jmlsy uable. Tin- rm-ing of com is a lo examine your birds fnr you or have some breeder of the variety who lives nearby look your ftnek over with you. If you cannot af­ ford l<) do this gut a copy of the duclivily p.-r arre. which mean* latest edition of the illustrated greater onrnings lo the fanm-i's: Standard of Perfection, the price of which is SlTg) postpaid.-and •mhnpnui! compare your birds with the print ' lescriptloji nnd illustrations. $100 from the National Banks fnr lhi-Jioj.1 yclJuw ihMil corn exhibitThe poultry-industry of Arneri- ed. a creates approximately six XIOO front lhe Slate Danka for the hundred million dollars of now lM*st white dept com exhibilvd. wealth each year nml it is a po­ W. T. Gcim-ih-. Hopkinton, N. IL. tent factor in the econoiriy* nf all countries, yet il has not oven ap­ writes lhe. follow ing letter, which will interest everyone who has kidproached. the possibilities. ney trouble. “For over a year Mrs. Greene had been afflicted with -« Hamburgs. very stublmni kidney trouble. Fot (1) Does liglil blue in oar lobe ley Kidney Pills done more to comdisqualify you fig Hamburg fowls? plete her recovery than any modiII. W. IL cine she has taken nnd I feel it my GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. No. Ear lobes shopld bo pure duty to recomineml tjiem."—Arthur while. Off color is defect.-red in Mulholland.—Adv. . ear lobe , is more objectional-than Inter'of* light blue. -A’woman* is tho patentee" of a coffee pot in which lh? grounds . Many cases of So-called’ cholera are kept away from lhe spout by in fowls are merely acute indi­ a verticlb perforated partition exgestion, caused by overfeeding, es­ tending to* lh<* top. ilrst run. pecially with grain. BANNER WANT ADS GET RESULTS 430 Eut Center Sireel WM. A. DUNK, lilr, Wall Paper Remnants Hastings, Mich. Churchill Business Institute .$700 lo $flNM) ..$125 unil up Lopped (’niiih Ban I mu. dillxn to tho'nfTnir grain­ feed a good nudil mash e..... . .. ning to keep tin* birds up-in weigh), BESSMER BROS. Miss Russell is nn example of what nny imluslrlous young persmi might expel lo make of himself or herself under similar conditions. Miss Russell learned Simplis Shorthand nt th- Churchill Busi­ ness Tnsiilulc. She went lo Chi­ cago nnd entered n speed contest conducted by the National Short­ hand Reporters’ Association. For­ ty of ihe- world's best writers en­ tered and' but live of them quali­ fied Mr a speed certificate. Miss Russell being on« of the five. She later look the examination for civ­ il service nnd received nn appoint­ ment in the Iiidifjn -Ofllce at Wash­ ington, D. C„ al n handsome salary. If interested in tho commercial branches,' write for information, and it will be cheerfully given. .........................S5IMXJ SxlNNI S'JfMNI .CMHMJ $1000 SliiOO JUmOO $7200 $1000 lo $1500 $1000. No buildings. $!0O0 $1500 $2G00 $2000 $2200 EIASTOiSS IBldSKNlESS OCTAMGIS The Grocers f elect riexiiiincs plai PIMM 162 The Hustings Business Exchange with much cure has prrpnFfor nil romers. Hint wish to invest. Hie largest variety of Farm lainds lo select from ever pul on Hastings Beal Estate Mar­ ch Favorable conditions now confront us, mid the slogan is laiud, laind, IjiihI, Uadi. Sec. Investigate." KO. acresC$0000 SNKM) $12000 $20000 5U\irrvs ...........................................................................................swTsni xi» m-H’H Ihy and Wc offer a most palatable nnd refreshing beverage in Iwilh our Ginger Ale nnd Root Beer. These superior thirst quenchers are packed under the Richelieu Brand ami for pleasing, satisfying,- in­ vigorating qualities are unsurpassed. Hastings, Mich fcsiws® lEsetai® \spmnll s w Strong black Wellmans' Iasi Sunday. Tlm camp mci'liug mid cunfcrnnci- Our Richelieu Lucca Olive Oil is lhe finest quality of Italian Oil manufactured. You will appreciate it. Jefferson St. ■|Miun<i broiler ip right Salads become one of the most generally served dishes during .the summer months. And what is a salad without I ■ Vegetables oE all kinds Wc handle everything in season. H. Wailm>n for lhal only mean nnd gives [rt’omisi of (he plumage, ancestry uccountB PEACHES? TWO AUTO TRUCKS. PIANO AND SAFE MOVING a year ago Inferior goods. Carveth 8 Stebbins DETROIT. MICHIGAN Institute Bldg. 163-169 Cass Ave. SClcctlrig Bints for Show IIIQT IM f U U v I 111 ■ A little more Pocahontas Coal that we can sell at Summer Prices. If you want to take advantage of the LOW price on Pocahontas or Hard Coal you should buy your coal now, as delay means higher prices. ' , 1 ‘ ' , ' , - Soft Coal Have all sizes at $4.50 Per 2,000 lbs. We think it behooves the consumer, under existing conditions, to care­ fully consider his wants and not wait until cold weather to buy his COAL. '< It is certain that there can be no further reductions in the present BARGAIN > COUNTER PRICES, and we should like to have pur customers take ad­ vantage of the prices while we can offer them the opportunity. ALWAYS in the market for GRAIN, SEEDS, BEANS. ETC., and can sell you Flour, Bran, Middlings and other feeds at current prices. Give us a friendly call. Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. Dealers In Grain, Beans, Seed, Hay, Coal, Coment, Hides, Pelts, Etc. 1 , PHONE 150 HASTINGS, MICH. ♦ ♦ �THE HAOTINfM BANNER. AtT.l ST 20, ftH. FIRST HEWS FROM EUROPERN WAR ZONE Continued from pago.ons. Inwards I bo Sky. Wc too liegun to -riiblH r‘ (lu use' the common parlance of tlm day) mid in the dislmn-e row an air-ship •lloaling over the city. All that we could ^war,” "war" mid news. ~ 1 have no idea that we und>Tnimid tbt!. sitmiJhmjv* il is. N"W mul'd hell WC find JI |M'I>nif Him ciUI at.i-ak a little broken English mid they try to explain it tp-us. ' jftimwliate cause of it all sr.-m- BM.TIMOIli: TOWN LINK John Wopdruff received word Wednesday of the death of bis son Finest Wimdtuff. Id ITesfoll, Ari­ zona. . Finn’ Billingsley of Irvins visitedMiss Christy last wvek. ' Mr. mid Mrfc liuiicmi .Molkmald. who have been visit itig their son Al. McDonald mid family are I luguests at Frank Biiven's. this week. Irti Travrr spftiined his ankle while playing base, ball at the Grange picnic h«l Friday. . ' Arilror Harris, who has liccti vis­ iting Ids family nl Dirk young's lias i-eliiriied bi Soulh Bend. Ind. FftW Thrifttl^tlilfI Ton .and their fnmilie-c of.Nashville were Sunday visitorsNickolas Tebo's. Mrs. qPniiik Bush enlerlnimil Hml. Ernest Edmonds and family <>f HasIfiius mid Bert Garrison and wife nml eon Foresl lust Wednesday lo packed in n law. Wo all inanngi.-d to gel vn mid Hie I rain pulled pub Some of. our parly w»t on the floor ---our among the number — and some got seats. We were all iiunclii’d in. Ivgelhvr, dirty emi­ grant* with their packs, soldiers, ciluens. mid ‘Iravelling American iiiillimiaires.'' Thus vyo rode all through the tiighl ami until noon today. Sunday. By lhe way noirn of. U» went furllurch this morning! Wc hud nothing lo eat uni II w<- itoMied Amsterdam nlmul one o’clock nn drinking •Crown Prince mid Prime trili-fttmcaiy. lhe lieir-nppnrcnl to the throne of III'1 dual’monarchy some few weeks ago. "" lhe early part of the evening, and j later icc eroam and .cake were eervud ns refreshments, after wtiirh EiiTesl Cunningham look a picture of tlw jolly crowd. All No. 119 Nortt} Michigan Ave. report a fine lime. Theda Sears Fpcnl Sunday with ALL WORK GUARANTEED Ethel King. Ileiibeti Gerlingi r, wife and EVERYTHING IN SHOE REPAIRING duughler. spent ovi-r Sunday with Sirs, Gerling'er'H cousin.. John llitYEARS OF EXPERIENCE TAMARAC (IlHNEItH. Ilinger'8. nl Ehiulale, Mnfthi Tupper mid daughter. Will Smnlzried, mid family-ride Surah, of llltuneiimd an- visiting in a new Ford automobile.friends nnd relatives in.this vicin­ Ernest. (lunninghain i.s le.irina I ity. down the old lunuse in which he j Grlie (lillius purchased ,n mee han’ live\l mid will build an entirely < HASTINGS. MICHfQAN hmsc ht Karl Curtis lasl week. ; I iuiw. house.... .... Forn-sl and R«.y llouulilon toenl from Satui'flny unfit .Monday will: I Wyoming, where women havehad tin- full bnllpi for for(j-llvr I friends in Etitnq llapids. ■fhe young people' parly at L«->.n ' !years, has (lie smallest proportion I Miss Martha Suddalh' of Colum­ right of in-r mate.rual ancestor*, be­ PllHJinu, Friday was well ullended.! <if uiimtifried women lo its populu- bia, Mo., was married, recently With ginning w-ith'her greal-grcat-grealthe ring whirli had linen used by» grandmother. itunum nnd music were played in thui of any Male in the I5nu>n. a chicken tapper mid ice dream. It wa< ForesFR birthday; also her brother BerTa birthday. Millon GtMer mid family and Mrs' (tpHlrr’a mother Mrs. Bryant iqtd daughter Huth nml Mn and Mrs. A. H. Brill of Hantmc' were Sunday viglloiM at E«f. Mrfliyhn's. Al. Slrimback is some’ belter al thia writing. NEW SHOE SHOP W. F. PRIEST iwvi-u lhe Iwu nntioim Unit THE SCHOOL TH^T GETS RESULTS •ay Naturally the diplomatic relatfoiu between the (wo countries wen1 Jiroken. off. Since then war ba- quiel ExerythiiiK Ainxlrtdam. much in rviiL—... .. powers of Europe are liable to be ami nt tjif .stations. drawn. fn IIvent Hint the crisis should atfiH'l lhe whole con­ tinent. rat her than the two counfor that |>iii|uise triev invoiced directly. lo-nnmiy and'Italy will aid Austria .because of certain iigrei-nn-nts made be\V<- may st„, ------ ... tys if everything i< quiet and mation of the Triple Alliance some 25 or .'Mt years ago. At tin' al days ahead of our same time France will aid ftu-sia so no mail from home in the support of fiervja. England mul other nbn-inleresP ed countries are doing what they umvintr* towards Qw can lo localize I hr I rouble. ■ The lake passage, for home suddenness of the bursting of this war IhiiiiIi has taken everyone una­ wares and Urn public seems bewil­ nml i>l<-aiural>l dered. • The whole continent— crossing the ocean everyone mid everything—is like cnMjiog. and lhal our sheep without a shepherd. Amsterdam. August 2, ltd I. DC^nn-lravelllng Since writing the nliove account us in Vienna mid Berlin, n velopmcnts in regard lo the lion have forced us to change our plans materially. Germany lri|i Uta! would take- u< through Germany. It wan a “crow" in- hmnnun*. Inst nil \ and tickets. nnd had h-fl Anisti-nlam. from which! In-rs mid Wingbcrg hen?. and all the oilier “Iwnr*.” nnd the trip ilown the picturesque and I pf soldiers and citizens. Then-in a historic Rhine. Wr . ail looked forward to Hiis particular part of nf Holland, Enulaml bad our trip wilh mon- (han ordinary The lin.it would aerrnnmnilali' interest. eure passports. for wc tnnale' in st.-.: bunkx fire lhal Wi ,. l«» leave, Germany without them.; ride across lhe Chnmn-I wa and lhal they-would assure us nf4 trighf from 11:30 In-7:30 I ’ trainer while gnitiK luidhly. uf the navy Fame errand :i rahib -fin.I lhal Now Listen! This institution develops men. I know the needs of your boys. I know the needs of your girls. You know and I know that they are not alike. Your boy is not like any other boy that ever lived. Your girl is not Jike any other girl that ever lived. Your two boys are not alike. Your two girls arc not alike. You even sometimes wonder how brothers and sisters can be so radically different. Different in lempermcnt, different in tastes. Different in desires, different in ambitions. You know that this is true. But— Now Get This— Now I take your lx»y and develop him along the lines that he should go. l.f I find that he is going to be a good farmer, I will give him a practical education and I will make him a successful farmer. If he wants to study medicine, and that is his "forte." he cmainly "should-have Michigan Business &■ Normal College Training. Many of our young men are <level<>pe«l into practical lajvycrs, well equipped. Many are Pur. Chief Accountants, Factory Superinicnic architects, some teachers, and we have turned out a few preachers. .. . But now don't your own coninum sens©tell yon that a preacher with a g.KMl thorough business equipment, a man oducati-1 along the lines of scirnlilie efficiency, a man who can organize a ( hfffch along lm>inc>s lines, will be a fetter preacher and a more successful preacher, than one who knows nothing of business efficiency?/ . | [ I, I! II ; ,. I ‘ 1 START YOUR BOYtOUT NOW Wc have u line enrollment. OuPTOOtns are filling up rapidly. Many mothers are calling tiik-c me every <lay am! arranging for TH KIR Imys to begin work witli us. 1 want to do forjour buy what I have done for hundreds of others. My experience dates over many years. I have developed and educated mqre than four tliotroand young men and women. I have placed them where up|Hiriunity awaited them. . TRAINED YOUNG MEN EARN BIG MONEY When Clyde: Marshall enrolled til thesMiciiigan Business & Normal Col­ lege in- wa> adv»o| to specialize'along the line of expert court reporting. He i ! i1 1 hail the mental make up thatwould make him succi^’tnl akint these lines; Mr. Marshall followed our suggcsBons'alid attainetl the distinction of being lIie'Ja'tiM short hand writer in the world. 1 have a letter, under date, of Ahgnst (>, from Carl C.- Marshall, Clyib"''■father. Mr. Marshall says this: "I had a fine visit witli/Clydc when 1 was in .New Yo'rl . The buy has a very charming home out in Brooklyn and a job that nets him from five tn six thousai Clyde is now Official Stenographer for the King’s County .Court . .. , an<l he won the apjKjintment in-competition with Somv of the most expert ri|M.ru-r> that the wurld evcpfiriHhiceil. Walter Haughty eurolkd at the Xlichigan Business »*t Normal Colle en he came here to school hgjiad no thought of,ever being a saloimi representative for the Buick Motor Company ami sells autonudviles a recent IeK-r. "whal lhe Michigan UusiuesH & N'ormal College ha- do other young man who will go about it ami follow- the instructions given. Alien I’. Beach is now special representative fur the Fire-aone Tire offices at St. Louts. Missouri. Mr. Beach graduated from hen- less-ilia Wc. directed hi- efforts and tof«l him just how to attain to that which Xc must di jtisi a few days ago he says: "I Ivant to lake this op|x>riunity io say Biisinc-s X- Normal College the greatest school I have ever known. 1 ach day brings inc which proves the truth tatcmeiit.” . r j ...... , . than these three illustrations or do uni know of* any sthuol where your l>oy .will be so well fitted to climb the ladder Ci success? Now Remember This manner up." • Soin will inter quickly-ns possible. This Is My Appeal Direct To You The public school system says that they arc exactly alike. The public school system says that what is good for one is good for the other. They tell you that ev­ ery other human being is just alike and should be trained in identically the same way. Now do you believe that? Why/of course you don’t. all of Germany is now under mar­ tial law. -■* -- -• »When we could see that tlm Mt UtttioiL*wns crowing probability of ’deb Mothers of Men AVe nnii in-ss to take Hu- Oms'p. in. train fur wnu king tim< Apistvrdtk'm. The bow-i tn r.^ mtoro don't'W orry al helped In make things ••(do-i-ant " ■ right TRul wil for ns by charging ii« nearly■ three weeks, ihitibbi what we had expccled . !>• x - enough money mil of u« tide, jo r ! L>1' Ml. TRAP CORNEILS." ov»-r the war. II is r.laiim-'l the price of food sluffs is advimHm.-.' s. Wm. Hire of Cliurlotle spent I Tiny all .num think Aiucricmis Americans wji»: in.-y mi wp-> nvr Sunday with Mr. and Mt.-.! travel for plea.«ar». are millionaire- o\lilimi Andrews • "»d hqM us.up arcnhlfnely. while] tiiaraGmtld i- sp.-iniffw the w<-Hk Hu-n- is BO end t»„lh- "lip. '-x-i WIfll It.-r atmt. Mrs. ‘Him. Egtrr of! acted. thank goodness w<- have* West Belfl-vtie money enough with u< mo that vv| 11„. Maple GiVtvo nnd Kaltuim jired not go hungry or liavo. tn Sunday Schools held a ptenie in Mr. sleep tn the park. | t.oidneer's wood-. Thursday.'I here‘ I hope never aumnjq .see .qny-iua, a tm<u| crowd present, but on i fhiptr so near a not. a- w« exp.-r- neenmd of ihe s.were storm, flow J Innced. trying to board Hm train nt I wen- driven |n Mr. Hicks’ residence! Berlin last lilghl. l-or blocks tie-, [<„• »he||.«r street was literally packed. W. j Mr. mid Mrk Iter! Deller left la-t ! vmild not get carriages mid had !<■ week for tlrnir new home in Tiffin. I walk to the station, and thread nur'o, way through as i.e-l we could. I _______ _________ ' .. was in luorliij fem-lest Alnum and- AVith a view to increasing the I -teufld get separated ■ But Ihr jmmfnrt of passengers. I’ulltuun Worst came when we tried Mn get seats with drop ends have h’-en >!• - ! on the tiain. I simply can't le'dpuusd and are now being inM-dleiJ i about it. further than th say on imm« .ompailmeiK cars Thei i, we were'*• fueled till we wet-el seat i- tljeg practically a full length; nEd in like ao many herring 1 lounge. • r. | Your boy is not like any other !toy. lie can’t be trained like any other boy. I ■wjmji to fijtd out the thihg for which he i- liv-%t fitted. J want to find the v.< ■); that he can bc-t •! •. 1 want to make ' liiin another Mr. Marshall—another Haughcy—another Beach—lhe world needs such men. If y<mr boy has. the qualities of a good purchasing agent. 1 want to make him a purchasing agent. If he has the qualities, that make him a good salts manager.. 1 want, to train him along those* lines. If he has the qualities that make him a good lawyer, 1 wapt to giveiiim a foundation and direct hi> future study. ' f ' ■ In other wonks, 1 want to develop YQUR BUY lor jiut that work for which the Creator intend­ ed him. , . • . .. .. EVERY MOTHER IS INDIVIDUALLY AND PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF HER CHILDREN. YOUR BOY’S FUTURE—YOUR GIRL'S FUTURE —RESTS WITH YOU—WITH YOUR DECISION NOW. 1 am at my office from B to it 145 in the mdrning ami from 1 to 5 in the afti-rndbn. IJPtl.i. w C. J. ARGUBRIQIIT, Director of Successful Destinies. Our 1 landsome New Catalogue i< Now Ready for Distribulion. C. J. ARGUBRIGHT. Buiines* Eiperl Send for a Copy To-day. Michigan Business and Normal College “THE SCHOOL THAT GETS RESULTS” . C. J. ARGUBRIGHT, President • DAVID SlELEllS, Secretary • 43-45-47 West Main Street, Battle Creek, Mich.' , Entrance 'Through Bijou Theatre Lobby Thirty-third Annual 1-all Term, Sept. 1-8, 1914 OFFICE HOURS:—8:00 lo 11:45 A.M.; 1:15 to 5:00 P. M. Saturday, 9:00 to 11:45 A. M; l:15'to 4:00 P. M. �PAGE TilllUTt’.N THE HASTINGS BANNER, AUGUST 20. MIL ■... p J)o you &)ant to Know an Automobile? Wc Qualify Our Students for any position as Chauffeur, Repair man, Tester, Salesman or Demonstrator. __ • j ! She business institute—School of Modern Methods Ik-lroit has heroine famous in| Unit Is known of the si-ieu......... fi el-ewhero for -its trained young! vlnce one of il- ^uilabilily and in I up-to-date thoroughii.-* in erorythe ethicalinnal life of Ahi- Great /business. Il Ls in e\ery sense a | nieji mnl womiie. • The institute is tiie Jdrgrsl and; tiling that pertflrtus to a mudorn Lakes seclion. A few years ago<“School of Modern Mrthe-I-*." . there was established hi that city There is no better bu-............ ->l- i l>e.i ei|uip|>er. business training business college.home. school m Michigan, and is accredI In- onh-‘-rs of lhe In-lihile am. what is known as'lhe Business lu-llege in Detroit or anywhere(dilute, and from H» foundation ItjTlip phenomenal growth of the- ifed by Hie highest educational an-1 well known as advanced thinkers along’lines of progiv*»>ve hn-me-H has taken a prominent mid trading Husijiyss Institute since«il> slmP-d; ihorilies in tin- stale,. • i'lie courses of study offered in- methods in.thi- --clioii. ami aro part in educating the youth of lhe I right years ago—from nothing lo, »tate. . . more than •J.immi students yearly - elude stenography. Isiokkeeping.1 men of largo practical bu-diu-M exThr’Business Institute occupies* is.the result of Jim thorough, etli- bmiking. pemnaiwhip. commercial | perienre, Mr. :the entire Institute building nt HH-i cient service it gives to its -tn-- low. business arithmetic, mid vv-i’ Mr. A E, Tull 1* president. inti Casa avenue, where they have I dents. It has a lr...... mpkiynmnt1 • i.vthing needed to train the slu-i 1.. C. Hunch is vh-i--pro.«id<-nl. Mr. every equipment mid facility I department, receiving ab<>u( two dent for n-siicrrswtul and useful E. E. Vanlim- is s.-i-rotary mid A I treasurer, mid Mr. IL H. Old is the (necessary in conducting mi up-to-i thousand calls a year from the career in the business world. date school for, teaching the best!business houses of Detroit and ! visit lo the institution Will ,con-1 tb-bl seerotary. , The Aiwve Shows You a Front View of “She Old Reliable School” Established 1904In the Center of the Auto'Industry, Both Day and Night Classes OUR GRADUATES “MAKE GOOD.” The Auto field is almost unlimited and the industry is grow­ ing.. There are many demands for skilled men in every line of the auto business. It’s a vocation you can well afford to follow young man! .j, .> Write for the “AUTO SCHOOL NEWS." Michigan State Automobile FREDERICK C. MARTINDALE School Address Dept. /f.. Detroit. Mich. ASKYltlA. J visiting lb«-ijMrs, A. A. Mr .mid Mrs. Climbs Turkcrmmi Hoyt- "r lire visiting lit-r-Hj.-dpr, Mik. C. Inez Mclntyro nf Harting*. visitGoudrii-h mill "family in • Grand: - I hf-r-«isb-r. Mi-. Lynn Sh>-pi*id, Junction. Colorado. tli<* p:i«l wiM-k. Mr. amt Mix. I".'M. Burry mid, George Smart nf Iowa, is lh«children <ifvBfl(lIn Greek called «>n | gm-t nf- Ins kIaIci* Mi>. If, M. Charlie Severen mid wife. Srtmlay.i I’oiiipmii.-*. Charlie Watrous-of Hastings i-' Lizzie Ta-kt r roluined home nftlie gw-. I a of III* grand paronU-U.i ter ■‘pending several weeks wilh A. I’hillip.-t mid wife. | her daughtc-r, Mrs. Ih.r Stowell of Dorothy nnd Ihinn Jewell. nir Woodland; her grandMm, Ira DURFEE SCHOOL DISTRICT. SOI Til JUTLAND. Miss Hazel Puraell of Bailie Creek Mrs. Baieo-H mid daughter llutb spent pari of last week with her from IMliamlal.- visiied ti- r l-roth- r, uncle Nate Pursell and family. Fred Smith Hie past week. Cundidato for Nomination for Governor on the Republican Ticket. Mr. mid Mrs. Herbie Wilcox nnd Mr. and Mrs. Bronson from Has-! little Kenneth spent Saturday night tings, spent a few <lays al (he lionml I’. How Citizen*: . » mid Sunday In Orangeville tlm of their ■lailghler, Mrs. Butler; I mu glad to 'address in this direct way a greeting to Hi.- voters guests of their uncle, Eugene Wil­ Sinilli, lust week. of Mirhigmi and say a wont r>-gnnlmg my candidacy* for Ho- lb cox mid family. Mr. mid Mrs, Louis Bacbnuui । publican nomination for Governor. Bert Tempfelon and two daugh­ Yon have al different times hou->r--d m.- wilh your conlid.-n-'ters of Delton spent from Tuesday from Grand itapids spent hist w. , k ' mid . iiirii-h d me with imfiorlant i»o|iii>-iil duties. It has always till Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Will willi Mr. and Mrs. Waller Mont­ gomery and aUemJed some of Hie, ii.-vn my liislu st endeavor to fmtlifudy discharge ey«. iy trust. Aldrich. j I feel Hint you will look upon my past iwopl of -.-rvi- e n« az The ' Durfee boys defeated the j best numbers at ilie.l’.lr.nil imj la. better giiarantre of my future actions than any promi-«-s I might Bristol Igiys in a ball game al Web- [ Igiwrence Osbonr sp.-nf last wet k | make. Hie lm*t guarantee any man can give that tie will do w. It slur’s lauidiiig Sunday, with a score with friends it Galesburg. • Hi.- larger lliings cttlrualed to his care is that he has done w- ll Hu1 Among tlioso from lliis neigh-1 of four mid nine.’ sifiall- r things/ . ’ Mrs. Oscar Halt and children' lM.'1'ho.id who' altended till- ChrniI mn willing al all limes ami upon nil questions to trust tlm Orrin Swan and Mrs. Will Ingersoll tmiqun wen- M. Montgomery and' judgment of the people. If my olllcial c-ndu-1 mi the past has and baby Kenneth wen- Saturday [ family, Lullmr I-oehr’s family. Mr. met willi y.mr mqirnval, Hirn I ask for your vote for Qie lU-pubtigm-sls of Mrs. In«er.odrs parents j Biggs family. Mr-. Buller Smith. Mi's. Emil Bnclimmi. All enjoy, d cun ii-'initialion for Governor. * of this place.' I urge . very voter lo attend trie primary on Auumd 25Hl mid Mrs. A. Mclidyre is rifting fori lhe program. AVe .ire hoping fur tn any support Hint you may give me at that Huie, I assure you wit! little Mildrril and l-reildio Plank better program mint her year. during Did absence of Mrs. Warner, j Charlie Loehr - id sisp-r fkirriel be appreciated. • Sincerely, yours. . ’ who has gone lo Ohm.on a visit. I reitnncd Saturday evening from Vein Wilcox of Chicago is visil- Medina Co- Ohio. wher>- limy Ind FREI ’ERICK C. >| AHUM’Al JI. Injr rd the’ home of his bNHher ; IVi-eii spending hip : :’.«t two weeks’ among relatives mid tlUunding Ihci Herbie. Mr. mid Mrs. Todd mid children • I oehr reunio.t. attended camp meeting in Hie Pen-I Fred Smith mid xrtf - mid Mr.I P. A. SIUXDOX nock's gn>vewSunday, Biggs' family micndi-1 cm)ipine-t-> blorida are visiting al her broth-1 A ba tract nn<l Ileal Estate Offlce. . Mr. and Mrs. J. Edmonds mid son i sig Sunday nl Penn •«•!. - Grove. “ . cr's Anson Merrit’s. AlM.u-tu.-t Block. ItiKslIng* Mrs. Ervin Fields is eutertaiuiiig[ Monsy of Haslinun molor-d out in their ■ Mf. aud Mi-. Gorliam spent Snnto Ioan on Ural EaUtw. Real new car Sunday and spent tlm day dnv al Lullmr Loehr's. Ezt.no sold on coinmtMton. Genera* Anson Merril mid dmiKhlrr Lucy; a tu plivw from Fjmici*co. Jack*mi t eonveyanotrig. Having a complete set with her parents, Mr. mid Mrs. Win. Birman. .They rv'urn-d home in visited III Clarksville last week, the Co. They spent Sunday with her j of Abitract Hooka compiled from the nephew at Shultz. Aldltzo McCarty Record*, can 'urnlih complot* Ab­ Hu- evening leaving Clare for a old homestead. Mrs. Conklin an-l daughter from. and fih^iily. atract*. bmger slay with hi.» grand parents. Slowed, came with hor. Mn. Jennie Tmnpkiq#, Mr. mid Lillie Arloilh Young is viisilliigr. her sister, Mrx. A. Quinn. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jones mid daughter Catherine visited her mini Mrs. Bird, of Johnstown, Saturday mid Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Hamilton mid children, Jack mid Elizabeth, visit­ ed Mrs. M. Hamilton of Bellevue, from Saturday until Monday. Of the Grant H. Otis & Co. Personally Selected Stock of Mens and Boys Clothing, Men, Women and Child­ ren’s Shoes, at Less Than Manufacturers Cost. We point with pride to the quality of the merchandise offered in this sale. It is a well-known fact to everyone in Hastings and vicinity that Messrs Otis & Co. carried the best quality of merchandise that it was possible to secure at a given price. We now offer you these goods at a fraction of their real worth, in fact Mr. Otis’ own words are that vve are foolish to sac:, rifice these goods at the prices we are offering them to you, as we will be obliged to pay at least 15'/o mor^ when vve buy them again. However we are going to turn them into cash at our expense and to your benefit. READ THESE PRICES READ THESE PRICES / CHANGE, OF FIRM STRICTLY CASH Sale Price Soft and Stiff Hats , $2.00 and $2.50 value____ Soft and Stiff Shirts $1.00 value__ r.:............... COLLARS, All Styles 15c value----------- NECKWEAR, Four-in-hand 25c value ...____________ OVERALLS, Blue Deoini ' BOc value------------------ . ... $1.39 67( .............. 8( . . . __ _ In . _35C OVERALLS, Striped 591 75c value-------------- - ---------- _ _ _ _ STRAW HATS, Any Style $1.75 down to 75c value_ v........ 39( FREE TO THE MEN To the First 25 Men Who Purchase a SLIT OF CLOTHES SATURDAY We Will Give Absolutely Free a GOLD PLAITED, vel vet point FOUNTAIN PEN z FREE.! CHANGE OF FIRM < Sale Price .SUITS, Your Choice $18 value________________ SUITS, Your Choice $15.00 value.2_____ ■.......... .. SUITS, Your Choice $12.50 value........ ............... SUITS, Your Choice $10.00 value.......... ..................... . UNDERWEAR, Shirts and Drawers Qftr 50c value________________ ______ ______ w/l $11.87 $9.98 $7.98 $6.69 UNION SUITS $1.00 v aluc_________________ ATHLETIC.UNION SUITS 75c value__________________ _ _ _ _ _ 75C ....^....48( STRICTLY CASH PUMPS and OXFORDS $5.00, $4.00 and $4.50 values OXFORDS and PUMPS $3.50 and S3.00 values___ OXFORDS and PUMPS • $2.25 and $2.00 values_____ SHOES and OXFORDS One lot worth up to $2.50 _ SHOES, Lace and Button $5.00 -value---------TENNIS SLIPPERS 75c and 60c values. BAREFOOT SANDALS $1.25 values _________ f Sale Price Sale Price $2.98 .: $1.98 ....... $1.39 98C .. $3.98 . ....... _..45( 87( COMFOR1\SHOES • $1.50 values__ ____ BOYS and MISSES’SHOES $2.50 values____ ________ _ HOSIERY 15c value_________ _______ $1.19 $1.89 ........ _1K LADIES' COLORED HOSE 25c to 50c values_________ r._ . 17C SWEATERS */4 Off . Your Choice.-1—.______ _ CANVAS GLOS ES 51 I 10c value___ : . _______ ..... . HANDKERCHIEFS 7 for 251 j 5c value __________________ WE HAVE 4 LARGE RACKS FILLED WITH SHOES, OXFORDS and PUMPS AT LE.SS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ COST These Prices Are Now In Force. Follow the Crowds to the Greatest Money Making Sale in Hastings. Weickgenant & Riede Successors to Grant H. Otis & Co. Hastings, Mich FREE To the WOMEN To the First 25 Women Who Purchase A Pz\IR OF SHOES SATURDAY Wc WilkGive ABSOLUTELY FREE ’ SATIN FINISHED SILVER 'BUTTER KNIFE FREE! a �THE HA8TTNGA BANNER. AUGUST 20, 19H, PACE FOURTEEN NASHVILLE There/wen’ new fxuijml walklaid on lhe weit side of Queen St last week in front of-E. E. Smith .­ Mrs. McPeck’s and east of the Hup- Mr. ami Mrn. J. J. Potter of De- brother and -uiece. L. II. nhd Mli Mary P<>H« r In-l week. ’ Mr*. Waller W.b-I.r from. ik-:i (■urvm ihiy-vUilad-uhl-fEimidiJicr tun- .-lie Ir.i- Harry I’. Honks of Kaunas Cil -- --------- . . •ir;,|.1j|| hi at Tbornapple lak« Mnry Phillips FriilrtJ Sunday, aii-nig. |y-«(icond minlvei day Tuesday amt ley and his-tanuly with him. ‘ " ”f Tlrass WP visited at W. fivhnei - last week. 1. Munro wa- al St. Joseph last week. Wednesday. Mrs. A. Ilayner of‘Chicago is visiting her si-ler, Mr*. Eruhk McIkeii.y/ - ' • Mis. S. Wiiilimm spent last Week at .I.U-J.MIII. ’ . . Mr-. <: W. smdfi of Orlando. I la.. arrn-d lift "1 iiuiMlay evening ami will spend some lime'.it her home .1. \V. ........lie and ItbV*’ nf New­ ark <•- me guests of John S. Gi-'-n-met famih. Mr. and Mr-. C. I- Glasgow. .Mrs. it. 1. Mdb i aiid Hie Mi‘M-« Beiimtn -pent lil'l Week III Detroit. _ Ml/ Henry hoe is quite .‘ick llit-at.-iud with a run of fever. Mi— Itntli Um rilt .>f Shelby was ■t at|.-‘i Mi-- Puuluie Kunz, from Friday till rm-lav.. Mis- Pauline Kunz .'ciilerlained tl„. v|;--.-> li.-ulali mul Bernice Mead, Zldia Kev.-n Cerite Zti-rhiiiii. M<--i Ituihliaar and Ginrii. Mel». il.v bir 'li’ppef Mi.llday CVeJiing in ll'*ll<>!-J*f per • guest. Miss Itlltll Jtarritl. Hr. and Mt- >. M. Fowler of BalUp i.rc-k •vi-tlvd ielativi.* here Sundav .-m l in the afternoon moh.r.d’to llistmcs taking lhe il<*> l»r‘liliv . Mi". Pauline Kunz mid Mi" ffriiriU with tlieni. i.liarl"--1-•will -pent Friday mu! s.iiiii.I.iy with his son. Dr. S. M. ■ SOUTH NASHVILLE. Mr. Sye of Kalanib vTsitei! Id* son ami family.last week. ' Miss Mae McKinnis and Mrs.’G. Brown were at Grand Rapids Tues­ day of last week. ■ • Floyd Fisher is visiting relative# near Charlotte. Mrs. P. Peterson iyid cldldwjn nre spending the week with relative# al Grand-llnpids and Allegan. Mrs. Hulli Healli is .visiting frii-nds-nl Grand'Rapids nnd Coop.r-villv. Mr. mid-Mr-. John Rough of Bat­ tle Creek vi'-ited Hie latter's parents last Week. Mr. mid Mrs. S. Benedict. Mr*. Minnie Marble and son of Hast inns were the guests of Mr. and Mr-, s. Dawn*. Sumiay. Wm. Smitten of Grand Rapids was the gpe-t of 1.. McKinnis and family. Sunday. . . N. ...... . nii>l Mrs. D. Cassel and Mr-. I.iblue Bowen of Lan-uig are alteiulmg their family reunion, al Hillier. (>.. Hus week. BARRYVII.I.E. Ih" Kid Soki"iv will have a bake sale iii Hie, window of Mrs. Fils -lore Saturday. Augusl 2V. eon-i-luu «f collage ••hei—■■/ bread, baked b"m>s. fried cake-, cookies, pies and other things. The baking will be readv to sell by 10 o’clock. DmiT -land over the hot -love and bake? Iluv vour Satutday talking of the Barryville Aid Society. I.evvi- Heed spent >.ilunlay' aqd ■Sundav' with hr- s rand fat li"i—Heed Ja. tdi Kunz of -lloclip-lor. Minn.. al Quimby. perry K'riiiT’uyle is emnpmg al who wa- i nll-il here by the d.sitli of i.i-n W. Feighner fiiiiiliy at their cottage at ThoHUtpple Ink- ln-1 ui-itay. It- wa? -.ic<-uiiipaiiied a­ far a< Gijind Rapid* b.V his brother. Ii.ive, w!t"ie they -pent the day Utile Mildred Cole with llu-ir brother, Henry. Mr- Emma Kahler of Petoskey, vvh'i ba* liven visiting relative- here -incc the middle of tune spent Saturday. Sunday and Monday in i.raiid 1. nt Bat lie .I’Jeuk, Mr-. Bell Bell and daughter Mrs. II. C. ’I Maty of Burr <»ak called mi Mis. Teddy w«re both 1 >av id Kunz Monday on Itu ir way lo Matde Grove In visit relatives. <>. A. Truman was quite .sick Sun­ day: and Momtey. II. Quick, n v George l-"iu?. i« very sick with but little Iwuie of his I'lvnvei-y. Mis. A. .1. Reynolds mid daughter, nnd fanu.ly at Vail.1 are guests of M. II. Reyn­ Thornapple l;ik< ■ old'-. Mr. nnd Mrs. l. L. Ct Mr. ami Mrs. Dale Quick and son Sing* and Mr. and Mi Donald of \inger are gue.-ts of Mr. and Mr-. Ward Quick and children al tlieir TOtlnge uf -T hnrnapple lake. Arthur Smith of Grand Rapid* yva- .1 guest of Nashville friends Sunday. . Mrs. J. D. Allen wa- very sick lhe llr-l of Hie week. . Mi-, .b uy Wnjcnlt and daughter of Gaylord vi-iletl Hie formers uiotluT-iiislaw. Mrs. Lucinda Widcotr the llr-l of the w<ek. Mr. and Mr«. Clayton Funds* • f Athens visited relatives here •II nf Lansing i Hi" latter’part of )u.-l week mid Ur-. ITiniD* ‘laid for a longer visit wlllr tier parents, Mr. mid Mrs. J. it. Mrs. Helen llu--ll. , Our ffitaulaudua comment "•# nest B.Ki-xfl. Rev. and Mrs. luihr will go to Gull lake Saliil'lay lo alleiid Hie M. P. I'mnpnieeting and conference. Mrs. Ernest Golden gav<‘ a birth­ day parly Sunday. August’ Id in honor of tier husband Ernest tioblen- loth bill Inlay. Ju*l the near j< tativ.- were pre-enl. - A bounti­ ful Idrthhday dinner was served. ’I he day wa- very pleasantly spent in visiting. Sarne presents were left jrs token- of remembermice, Mr. nml Mrs. Cole of Ofiio is vis­ iting nt the home of Mr. mid Mrs. David MeClellmid. I'.ha*. VanTuyle of Vermont villi' mid Mr. Bryant. Mrs. VanTuyle of .Morgan spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Perry VanTuyle. Mr. mid Mrs. Willls'Calhlirop at­ tended Hie M. E. church in Hasting* Sunday. Mr. and MrsM Harley Hayman ryid children of Maple v«rt>ve -pent Sun­ day al Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. Haley I .at limp. Mrs. Dina Wilcox and daughter of Caro i* visiting her father mid fmnilv. Mr. anil Mrs. I.. E. Mudge. ' Win, -Hyde will go In Gull lake Saturday as <|idegate to the M. P. conf.-reiice. Mr. Rom nf near Hallie Creek called on old friends of this .place Friday mid Siilurday. . Mi-. Grace Hyde is in Battle Creek visiting her daughter Mr-. Beiilia Curie and will attend the M, P. l•on^er<•lll•n al Gull lake one day. \Oltf|| NASHVILML Mr. and Mrs. Milo Biveni and children of Rattle Greek are giiesta of Mr. Riven-’ ftsler. Mrs. Ed. Woodard. Mr. and Mr-. Ed. tlreenflrdd of Marshall are visiting friend*-in this vicinity. C. W. Appleton nnd family have | returned from their visit near Grand Ledge. ‘ II. A. Bivens has returned from a (fip to Marshall and'Bailie Creek. Mrs. Frank Price. w%« al Vermuniville, Thursday.- -N- E. V. Smith amt Wesley Noyes went tn Sunllvld. Monday wilh the lntter“s auto. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly of Doster spent Saturday mid Sunday With Mr. mid Mrs. Ed. Feighner. .1. Kunx of Rochester. Minnesota was a guest nf his si.MjiT. 'Mrs.l Frank Feighner the past week. | Mrs. C. C. Gib-on and two sons of Detroit, visited her parents. Mr. I and Mrs. F. I’.'iglluvr, Wednesday 1 and Thurmlay. returning Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Evert's little son is seriously ill with bowfil trouble.’ Mr. and Mrs. F. Kaiser and Mrs. Laura Maurer of Adrian, are spending the week with their brother. Otto Kaiser nml family. Miss Bernice Mead will leach in the Feighner district the coming year. . . Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Smith have returned from them Detroit visit •vvith Mr. njid Mi-. Siebert. . Mrs, Chester Smith mul children of Barryville, and Mrs. Shaffer of ..Massillon. Ohio, were guesl.s of. Mrs. E. B. Smith. I inlay. Mrs. Nina Tilmarsh of Hastings visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charley- Feighner recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Offley amt Mr. mid .Mrs. Adolph Kaiser and sun Francis, spent Sunday wilh Mr. nnd Mrs. Levi Hickman at Charlotte. They made tin' trip in ME Offiey's auto. Tho Grange met with Mr. nnd Mrs. J. AV. Noyes Friday flight. The program was .carried out mid light refreshments served. Henry Kunz and family nf Grand Rapids, were here lj> attend the funeral of his mother. Mrs. tloorge Kunz. Mt%. E. B. Smith nnd Mrs. C. C; Price werexit Hastings!Wednesday. , RAGI.A DISTRICT. Hip wind -torm last Monday blew down Della (lagla's Iml ami tore it all to-piece*. so she Imih moved on her other place. Leonard Wunderlich and family attended cnmpineoling in Pennock (•rovi\ south of Hastings, Sumiay. Matt Young* ami wife. Bert Mills I mid family ath-nded the Bunu> ami! Wellman reunion nt Thornapple. j Sat unlay. ' AUCTION SALE Having decided to work no land hereafter excepting my own small farm, I find that I have more live stock, farm tools, etc., than I will needz I will therefore dispose of what surplus I have at public auction at my place one and one-half miles northeast of Milo on section 13, Prairieville township, on Monday, August 24 Commencing at 1:30 p. m. sharp, and will sell HORSES One roan mare, 9 yrs. old weight 1400 Bay gelding, 2 years old Iron gray mare 1 year old Weanling colt, 4 months old CATTLE, ETC. Red cow, 7 years old, giving milk Roan cow, 5 yrs. old, good beef cow Heifer calf, 6 months old Lunch for those coming from a distance, TVt-rnc nf Qnlo1 erms OI OUIC. *H sums of »5.00 and undar cash. Over that amount 6 months time will be given on good bankable notes with Inter­ est at six per cent, payable at the-Oelton State Bank. ALBERT CHASE, Prop Col. Ross Burdick, Auctioneer SOUTHWEST united in Woodbury. lhe guests of Mr. Mrs Emanuel Rrodbeck. ami There are W.ll.'l registered auto­ mobiles in Missouri. Calf 2 months old 12 good spring shoats, aver­ aging about 130 lbs. each MACHINERY, ETC. Wide tire wagon, complete with box, spring seat, etc. Spring tooth lever drag Spike tooth drag Hay rack 200 bushels of oats Other things too numerous to mention. hi Rutland. -marriage Congraluhitimis. Pearl Orthring from called at Wm. Haye lernoon and evening. Grand iioy Ismglalocfor's cure. Kay Olis ,«pt IltWeil#. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. Clair Thorpe, Clerk A -erious-ininded Englishman lead a paper Indore -the Royal Sta- index registering the detail* of the lives of every person should hn kept al "Home cenlrnl government have his number. Detroit Business University An Accredited Commercial School Established 1850—64 Years of Success l&hat an jfccredited business School Means Jo Sts Students and (graduates 1. Membership in the Urliveri^u Employment Bureau. 2. -TnUisfer of tuition to any other Accredited School. 3. Recommendation and endorsement of the National Asso­ ciation of Accredited Business Schools. _ •1. Interested attention from any other Accredited School within the territory of their location. 5. Positive Assurance that they are attending a High Class Institution of Learning. 6. The preferance shown by business men for Graduates from Accredited Business Schoolg^^ 45,000 Men and Women Have Gone From Our Doors To Lives of Success Personal Direction The student is ut nil llinfs in exceptionally close touch with the Instructors so that every little personal Instruction needed can be given nt a time when it will be of greatest value. Each instruc­ tor is required to know the iiecda of lhe students through week­ ly writ leu work. An accredited Hu.-iiir— School Is one (hat has been admitted lo iiiembcndiip in the National Association of Accredited Com­ mercial Schools. . • To secure membership In the Association it is necessary lhal a school maintains lhe highest standards of education, service, and business ns follows: ' lectures During the winter mul spring months the l>. B. U. oilers regu­ lar lecture courses in political cconomy\liu.'dncss ethics and cur­ rent events.. These lire supplemented by general lectures on banking mid fliuiiicc salesmanship, etc., Uy prominent business men. Thai ils courses of sliidy^irr prueliral, comprehensive, and up-to-date. That they are presented to its pupils by an adequate faculty of capable, experienced instructors. ■ That Ils equipment is nniplc and modern. ,. That ils metlinds of itiatruclion are such ns to accomplish (lie highest business efficiency. That il hns u reputation for square dealing in harmony with the higlirst idrals'of business integrity: in short, (i. Thai it, Ims demonstrated Its ability to meet (he most modern business requirements nnd has won the positive approvuLof the business'ptihlic. ■ « ’ m ®t 0.IK.1VH ' ■ 1. 1 X i. Employment fiureau This Bureau . i«, conducted for the purpose of assisting D. B.V. Students in scciirin^guod paying positions. Many thousands have Im'CH phicrd in proliluj|le employment. The High Quality ot !>• B. U. mis! ruction gives its' students opening In best business houses in the Country. ■DtTRO/T Affiliated with the Michigan State Normal College, Ypsilanti. Write W. H. Shaw, Secretary. fil to 69 West Grand River Ave. nCTiiorr. >n< n. �THE HASTINGS BANKER. Al GtST Jft. WIL FACE FIFTEEN I GAINS W POUNDS IN 10 DAYS Southwestern Barry Department SOMETHING DOING Be« I'ncc 8rv«*n for -.J<JUoo»l SotHhiftM*rn llarry. EVERY MINUTE AT THE ' GREATER MICHIGAN FAIR Grand Rapids—Sept. 2-3-4-5-6-7 Open Day and Night dt Don’t Miss Seeing— East Horses in Running Races that will stir the sluggish blood. Dare Devil Rollo Looping the Loop on Roller Skates. Von Ritter in a hair raising Tight Wire Act. King and Queen, the Diving Horses. Morocco Arabs in Gun Swinging and Acrobatic Acts. Italian Banda-Roma, 35 Pieces. * Splendid Fireworks Every Evening. HIIUI.TZ’ Chas. Kenyon ami wifo ' Saturday and Sunday i Sponable of East lEi-nm G|emi Gates and wife Will Gate.-.. Sunday. Hcnuirkublr Hcsulls of the New Tissue ijnikler Toiioltnc Tablets in Slaiiy Gayes of Run-Down Men-mid Women. Prmr It VouFM-lf by iltiyinp it BOX "Dy Gwrgf, I never saw miytliim like Hie eilent.s of that, new treat­ ment. Tonwliiu-TnblelA. fin- mnldinl It ui-lvd mure like it ininuih* tliuu a rwululhm that hii|l taken place m mul' Mihm Mugpio i-uIh-H wood, spent Hufitliiy ui iktrpcnlef.t.... d. _ and wifi d.umht'T visited al Mr of llendendmU, Hund ly. Mr-. Edilh l/uirl 'ii .i (hnt •could iittikt- Im- tut. J/mir*. — dfi»*idhiiuit,—fumvy diets, n’lilk. Ih-vi* mid itlumU lliing «d*e you could think Tliuredity nml i rid.iy. i Kenyon and family ■ir Iioiik? in Grand I: Monday iiiiunlinr. mid iM’gan to think- H wn-natural 1 irii>d caluig. i vriyof. btjl TH! rciiimknldi will Hliellmi and da; '•miehody ••Im-. I have put mt juhdlliiff al hmmfmly (.minds during the last fort; A fi-W of Hie yom: ■ p.-.ipb- fr..in •lays, mnTTiever fell stronger <> Illis way.attended 4 impni<—line al more ‘nervy* in my life. lla-ilitiu-. Sunday rviuiK and uw- EXQUISITE V* dt ROYAL HIPPODROME-Nine Great Acts. I • d® di Among the Side Shows Will Be— . Indian Village of Full Blooded Puttawatamie Indians. Neimy’s Six Great Shows. Hatch’s Autodrome in which Automobiles will Race. Merry-Go-Round. Ferris Wheel. Three-Legged Calf, alive and active. Blooded Holstein Calf with a snout like a pig, also alive and frisky, and a thousand and one other attractions. BRING YOUR FRIENDS! ■her ami fam- ARBUTUS 50c Gm-cy *is«wniH-iid Finest Japan Tea—Put up espec­ ially lor us. Sold at .ill. llll'l .11171, . 31. .lll<l,'is IllIO }lwu । liildivn of Nori Hope, sjH-n*. The Cotfee Ranch;?!J±' JeflcrsOn St. ..... diidricl is BIRTHDAY, CHARMING ARE WE ARE WEDDING OR NEW THE OFFERING THIS AND AUTUMN. ANNIVERSARY GIFT FIND JUST WHAT WILL SATISFY YOU, AND YOU MAY KNOW PLEASE THE RECEIVER. YOU BUY FROM US IS HIGH IN THAT WHAT QUALITY AND THE FULLEST VALUE FOR YOUR GOOD NONEY. L. V. BESSMER Il<>-hm. Ma-. THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN THE GIFT STORE ESTABLISHED IN 13SJ ace Whittemore's laming lit- parent Ohio. tUmeni*f Thnnin- FARMS II Shoe Polishes Nashville edge I Quick white "ND .®l*f ” .»f«} 10”t-N5 PW^F.VtS LEATHEF. improving (In- There never was a time when farming aS a business seemed so certain of being a very profitable business as right now. We have many fine farms on our list. I^et us tell you of two that ought to be attractive to any one who wishes to engage in fgrrn- Mm 3। BO. ACRE.S, in listen. County.- thiec. milrs train Veinidnlville.. on » gool roa<! nnd line location. GO acres under cultivation, balance in timber and pasture. The soil is a gravelly loam aiul lays -good. The buildings consist of a fine nine-room luick house in good repaif. basement barn ISxtW), alto tool bouse, hog house, granary and 'corn crib. The price of this farm is $4,000. Terms, one-half down, or would take a gaod house and lol in Hastings as part payment; - now t-cmcul porch. Mr, and Mr*. I'rmiR llame vi-ilcd lU'lierl McKibben and faulty of fori y acre farm of .lames Hendrick, I known the Griffin farm. Mrs. II. Scelier of Hastings is visik Hastings, wifi< and FOR A l*i‘;it'l'.<Mhriiur <>f Mrs. Will ZiKrliiiitt mid Hille lilglifer* Gharlofle are .'pendim.' fjuality Tea, sold at popular price, THINGS YOU. WILL of l>l<>utl-f'tipii*cic Monday iiiormtiKliitifndr Juy ii.Hi nnd "i' । 11 mid .-olid heal! wilh itaukin Harb of Bm-li Ihdu-e. Will 1’irtir and f-gmty »>f JKud« mil lhe figure. l or women who can never appeji slyittdr in attylhtnu they wetir'be Th »macause .of their thium— this re .......i.-.ia.. ।... ... ..... .. AND UNIQUE 50 ACR.ES, gravel, sand anil muck loam soil, sev?n miles from Hast■ ings and four miles from Irving. There are 25 acres under cultiva­ tion, ten acres of 'timber, and 15 acres of muck and pasture. The house has five rooms in good repair, trndl barn 12x33. also corn crib, hen house* and granary. The fences arc good and there is plenty of all kinds of fruit. The price ia $1,100, terms cash. Spain la«l year produced inelrii; blm- of antimony. Hastings, Michigan High School Hastings, Crook and Gould Michigan. AUCTION SALE I will sell the following property at the farm known as the WmJ. Fisher farm, 4 miles east of Hastings on the State Road, Section 12, Hastings Township, on WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26, 1914 Commencing at 1 o'clock p. m. sharp. HIIILSE .Siirrcl g ■! Ung. II yr~. oltl; i 1‘rili- Belknap IhiIis Miljiriuirk mower. vid. I nion \ iclor turn mul m*at| puller lilllt Willie toil*-riding r irlliuihir * Spring I'xillt drag. 11 srcfioiK 25-IObfli .Singh- buggy ’ m i of fl. luiy sling II.tv forks nnd pulleys Dniilih* sei lied clinlii litii-nr- Hallie Horn fall Term opens Monday, fluo. 31 . Offers These Advantages: Courses that Prepare For College and University. Commercial Course which emphasizes Educational as well as Technical Training. Four years Course in Agriculture, valuable because Scien­ tific and thoroughly Practical. Well Equipped Labralories. Large, well selected Library. Trained Teachers who are Specialists. Active Literary and Debating Clubs. Diploma relation with lhe Universities. Highest Standard of Work. - and* family For Further Information Address or Call Upon Tho Superintendent. F. E. ELLSWORTH, Superintendent, , Hastings, Michigan. in in,,., -., ,, il,,, .. ,1, , ,vrx. uni llamlimilcUc ram. 3 j rs. old. eligible h> rrgts(latiini ilfll.S. MISCEl.I.AXEfli IIJ'I bushel endrs 15 grain bags fsiihmii/o:l dipping tiiuj, Hand corn planter llmiil potiihH- plmitcr (im-drii riillhalirr <>. I. <. iirood son. ul. *205. lint* Sept. 1(1 Buggy pole and neck yoke mid wliillli'trees Spring scat Burk sow Neck yoke l.iig chains FARU IflOl.S. I .msiug wide lire iwigo 1 A:< iriixle Uuggy .f .midiiiialioii Lansing lm> and stork ruck ( oiuliiiiutioii Hal liny mi|i slock nick ami Hnllh — Janie* fmv days ... ... _Mrs. Andrew V* tllium* nnd .-> McrrU vlsjt‘ d . C. Kunavdj family altcnded 'inldren m>«*ui \\ ->< with Mr> s.i •jsl Woodjan.l. I tio M-alr-d buggy 135 fl. liny rope Sei sling pulleys Slnt/lc harin-ss mid other articles not nii'iil loncd Lunch for those coining from a distance TERMSu OF SALE: ui ufibUi All sums of $5.00 and under, cash. Over that amount, 6 months time will be ftiven on ilood bankable notes with interest at six per cent. Nothing removed until settled for. - ■ E. F, NICHOLS, Proprietor COL. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer �facr tnrrroi THE HASTINGS BANNER. AVGUST M, 1tlL purchased by Dr. Buller near the railroad track by the depot for the erection of an ‘elevator and work Will be eouim»ne..l at onca bvak————— mg.ground for Hu- ereclion of an I held at tin- ''levator nt thig plarc in ti few day.*, I \v.,| niilt propertv and machinery U Itii-g'.-lv *,ul 1,1 **>■• be’i i-omlition so nn™. t7l.'lbal ’•"'’I' •» I* i" luni owr ■ - IRVING. MONUMENTS hit MolllUIH'tlt Murker u iirii you lm» h Honiirticiit'iir Marker you mint It as n lasting You. want the best material: you mini Hu- b«-*l mirk: yi a reasonable price. Wc can please you in nil these Ihu IRONSIDE BROS Hastings, Mich. las't F prayer meeting Friday evening al I In- parsonage. Sunday School SaJ»Xfi.-r nil bail n,vi imfiratinim all point that the balh morning at 10:00 A. M, follow­ am th.' gm-*l-PV' ,,f hil* '<• kn.-** i* over. ed by fib*acliing by .Mrs. Janie* , li. which had CUW’d f<T al the home Mend. Preaching M 7:.1<). by the pastor. All aie-cordially invited to this village.' iliew Mrvicea. Irdd life I Miss Rrrthn FcThnrnf MUskcpnn iTiU’ieliT pTocMiTn W!I* WHHV(mr~Jr.nw"Wran nnn wire visllipg her staler nml family, visited tho fiiruier'h brotlii r Todd a talk upon Mead of. Hasting* who.is recover­ On Monday of (hi* Meek, work ing from mi opei iliou which he un­ was commenced on lhe house (if Mr. derwent at Ann Arbor recnnlly. and Mrs. Joseph Spiirtger' of Irv­ Grace, Gladys ami .Marjorie Deck­ in.. 'I'l... .1............ t IO..I er of Yennoiitville spent Thursday with thVir aunt, Mrs. G. J. Norris. | Ola Norri* look the mooning train Sal unlay to spend over Sunday -at new porch S. |>. A. caihnmrctiijg at Charlotte. ’ W. H. Craig nml family of Has­ i r>*siiingl<><i and new window* will be ting.* and Eil. T&lh’r aipl £junily of placed in the building. The buihl- Quimby ’pent Thursday at the mg is to be resided and painted and home of Elgin,.Mead. W.C. Norris of Carlton spent Ilii* will make a decided improvrIiiiHiI in (be look.- «d lhe properly. Sunday, a week ago. with hi.* moth,1 Mi*. F.. It. Dunlap iwsishM by | Mi— Itosn ScliHTininn gave lhe in- You Get a Thorough Training at Parsons’ In the first place, Kalamazoo is an educational center, there is an atmosphere of learning in the society there,—a spirit of culture in the air you breathe,— and then at Parsons’ you get the closest personal attention. One of our strong points ii - INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION It is that which gives to our students the finish—that little qualification of "knowing how,” which is not obtained by the students of many of the other business colleges. The students from Parsons* "know how” to transact busi­ ness. If you want as good as there is take Parsons’. Parsons’ Business College W. W. PARSONS, President. MORGAN. ' O. .Jerusalem, Jerusalem, that Blllrtn the ]prophets, and sloneth killetb f|inf n , sent unto liter; liuw them that are often would I have gathered thy children together, even as a hen galimieln her own brood under her wives, nnd ye’would nol." - There will be .singing this Wed- Write For Information. Kalamazoo, Michigan. oiiuh clvnidng on Monday. Seliuul wilh her cousin. Mrs. Albert Deller. will eonunenre nevi Monday morn­ ing, Aug. Ji. wilh Verne H. John- Wednesday in’ Hustings visiting his m’iii Bert and family. I.a*l. week Miss Grace I. Higdon of Morgan was calling oti. friends grandmother. in 1 lie village. ' Mi— Higdon ;d*o ■ Springs a part of the week. Irving M. I Sunday School Mudge, and famity. It is the aim of the Irving Geheral Store to supply your every-day requirements at thc'lowest prices. We are now selling F*t Back Pork; lb........ -.7. Three 5c boxes Matches---Arm and Hsmtner Soda, lb. C. R. WATSON, General Store IRVING, MICH. . 1904-1914 BOTH PHUNHS— Baitings, 1MI1L-4S; Middleville Line, 1K8 1I.-1S. In appointing executors or trustees in a will, it should be remembered that every person or rela­ tive, however faithful or competent, is subject to the temptations of human nature; is liable to errors Qf/judgment and carelessness; and at best, his term of service is limited by the uncertainty of life. The ► rTRAND RAPIDSfRUSTnOMPANY is able to give to the administration of an estate the experience and ability of men especially fitted for the work. It never dies and is always accessible.' Consultation invited. iju*l m.rlh of th.- Milage Friday. property. । Aug. VI. This i* the same place where lhe annual »Sunday School Bnio,-our a urclly *pot wilhni for Hie hold­ 1- a good blacksmith aiul tin-: place inc uf a picnic dinner. Win. .Miller of Hastings look sup­ per Friday with lita niece Mrs. J. NOItm IRA ING. Mead. ' . ave been visiting relatives in Iowa ■pent a few days’last week rat ing nd niimijs. are rx|H-eled to return mile Ihi* Week. Mr*. Elizabeth Garrett of Milo Mr*. Sam Mar-hall returned Sat­ visit ing her granddaughter, Mr*. urday from a week's visit al Clhn. E. Cairns. Elson and Wilbur Fmilli nml Fi­ of Battle1 hood Sunday. Elsie jiml Florence Cairns arc al- .Marshall. An automobile this wturned forth-- nt ’ dug ' Cuirns fte Irving General Store from ltasling.4 tin- Northrup 'iiing. Forlu- 123 Ottawa Ave., N. W. —— Illi j WAR PRICES Our prices are just the same as they were before Hie war, and our work is just as ns iN-forr. if not better. Wc DRY LI.EAN finriin-iils riery day. Oftr plant has the iinzst modern uicIIi.hI* uf doiiifi ynur work, also wc hair thy rxperirnrr wldi-h Is rirrjlhin(|. Let us dry clenu mid press your suit Imlay. Men’s 2 piece suit. <lry clcuned and pn's-cii. •• “* (Julies' plain dress, dry cleaned and pn*sM I Julies’ skirls. »lry rleiined .................... . Men's 3 piece kuMm. sponged nml prewed.... HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. Pr.-.l All.n.l.. <• ■rnul. Montcalm <>».. ami .Mr. ami. j Both Phones 4391 r.rc.l .... D.II...I.. M. KKLLOCO, ,,...1.1., HlO.l ,2, near Gram! Rapid*. Flour Prices Are Soaring But You Get 40 Pounds of PURITY FLOUR In Exchange For Each Bushel of Wheat That is not all there is to it,—when you get “Purity” Flour you get a High Grade product. If you exchange your wheat for “Purity” you get a big price for your wheat. And don’t forget that set of BEAUTIFUL DISHES you get by saving PURITY FLOUR COUPONS. A few cents and your Purity Flour Coupons gets you a set. Save Coupons from Purity. Hastings Milling Company C. A. KERR, Proprietor PHONE 283 HASTINGS. MICH. Brotherly Love If thy brother trespass against thee that, is, steal thy plow, and then turn and repent, forgive him, and if lie trespass against thee seven times in a day, that is steal seven plows in a day, and turns and repents, saving I wish I had never seen lhe d----- d plow, forgive him. for in so doing thou mayest win thy’broth. er from his sinful ways. ■ (Jail at my store for Syracuse hijrh lift riding plows, and Wizard bean pullers. Jesse Townsend • Not in the Trust Hastings, Midiiftan BANNER WANT ADS GET RESULTS TRY ’EM .’pent Sal unlay al John Chce*vmait's. ' ■ Mr*. .Mary Turner w<nl Thurs­ Mr*. S.uah Barton ha* gone io day lo Ha.’ling*. Grand ll:qiid* lo *<•<• Imr daughter, Adam Evt-rlvy'* folks ar*- making Mt*. El«"ii Smith. Hy recently tamghl in I Im . village. FREEPORT. Mrs. \V. H. Adkins ami daughter lu.nBK, from M inneapting his parent.■* here in Rapid* ami reporl Mrs.'foile a* g> iinu niong nicely at lhe hospital. Mr. and Mr*. I'.. W. Barnhard arc euh'rtaining company from While ll. At. Calkins ami family’of KnlnaziMi arc *|i<-mliug lhe week with n- fnr.m.r* folk*. M. E. Calkin* |.afleni<s'ii with Mr*. May IteVine An excellent program was given the amusing number being the rol .laiii— Gy.lfr.-y nml son Clayton call io which each member re<'.f"CI»n!-loll.;/i i.*iip<l lelnlivi-.^jh.-.ie *|H>nd<s| wilh “The mh’l dtaavrvela.’l w>k_ ■ Mi— iEliznbrlli Thompson enter­ tained/! girl fih-nd from Grand b.-hiiid Mr.' DeVine'* tram. w Ihry much appreciated. They .tailing friend* nml relatives at !»>•«• again Sept. '.Mb. with Mrs. Fl rail ami Si. Ignace, ndurm^l Sal- Shupp. . inlay niglil. . NORTHEAST ' CARLTON. Saturday th.- b-enl learn jmirney- <d 12 to 7. The Mid­ hit Thompson. Steclih' brother, George Hatch Sr., at life ur extra ham's several home id Goo. Hatch Jr., and fam­ ily. The brother*. who had null lie bat. Muldlevillr play* alm day. ' . are Ix.lh up 111 ihe tdglifhM. The Beal nee Perkins nml foiriier Mr. Hatch having buried 1 i.'iid’ from Wkwomdn lhe former'H pnrents. ■*. Geo. Perkin*. iml Mi*. L. H. Wolcnit m,.' -hildrvn in and around Grand Hnp- Mis* Marion OTToob' yf Grand Edith llerrjngton is visiting naphta visited her friinui, Miss renl- heir. Heinice Jlatch last week. Celia l-'oder of Allegan is Win. Ta*ker nml family motored to Grand Itaphls. Saturday, to at­ tend their family reunion pt Heed's < <11 NTY LINE laike. Miss Glenna remained io visit her cousins, Mr*. Henry Bi'!’<;tias. Scoliicld is <lo- kell nnd Hay Coats and I heir fami­ lies for a week. Our mile of -good road i* pro­ A v<-ry larg.- number of our peo­ ple altvmli-d th.- U. B. raiiqiiin-.-t- gressing nicely under, tho siiperiug al S.'b.'wa, Sunday and report a vision of Al Nichols, the hustling man on lhe job. Extra teams are n-i-ord breaking .-rowd there. Karl Kunz and Mis* Esther Am- out hauling griivel this morning hil. .Mr*. Ileniv Kunz nml Mr. nnd who ever says the people of M.-nt.-liu* of Grand Hnpifls spent Northeast Carllin are iml on the Sunday wilh Mr*. Kunz's mother. map are mightily fooled for once. L. V. VanBrocHin and family Mrs. Baibarn Eekardt. , Smi.lai xi’itor* at Mr. and Mr.*. were Hustings visitors Saturday. Waldo । i. riiiig. r’s were Lyman Mi.-s Jennie remained lo spend -a l:irk*ou. .Mi** BerrJco Collier of few days with Mr*. Lydia Huyuiond. Mrs. Nona Sindel and son BcrSunil.'ld nnd Vidor Ecknrdl. Orii-y Gilliland had the misfor- win. returned from their trip to liine lo lo.......in- of his besl liorsea Toledo, Ohio, nnd other parts, Sat­ The trip wn* Ole p:isl week. Thia 1* nn espe- urday evening. rially *<-v,ero blow nl this time of made by auto and was enjoyed vfiry much. Chas. Karl of Lake Odes­ ihu y.-ar. ■ Mr. and Mi- .Fd. Slowinski and sa. brother of Mrs; Sladel drove, jwt family afnl Will SlowiTi«ki, all.of miles in a day with a rommnn rcintl h'uria. M-ih-d Ih.'ir mother, Mr*. A. louse, better known ns the Ford. Chao. Hickerson ami Alonzo Slowiu’ki. Hi. taller (Kiri of the week, returning home Saturday, Decker with their •wives, took the iriioiupanicd by llielr mother nml hall game in at Hastings. Sahinlay afternoon. dnugliti-i-.'Julia, who wHI make several days visit among her chil­ dren. nil of whom live in Ionian I J. It. Meyers and Orley Gillilnrtd |-wiinw hu*iii<-** vi*ilors nl Mulliken FYidny. ll*« a laxative, of course—and the I Mr junl Mr*. O. McLpod and ■ children visitid (he letters mother, nicest -hoi weather drink you ever tasted. Flushes thoroughly, and :Mis. J. Gerlinger Sunday. pleasantly, too. F. C. Crysler, Syra­ The Borneo islands boaaWa tele­ cuse. N. Yh says: “Have used laxa­ graph line construeled of mahog- tives for 15 years J»ut this Citrolax has got everything else beat a dotil'i lhe most*\nlliable telepragh | mile.’ Try it—Arthur Mulholland. —Adv. line in existence. Folks Gone Away? Conic in arid lake breakfast. dinner. or supper wilh us. We'll give you as delicious a meal as you want -serve il appvtizingly. and with uo-xexnlious delay. * TOM DOYLE IX NOONAN'S CIGAR STORE JctTrrson SI reel llaaUngs, Midi. Reasons Why I want You To Buy Your Cigars and Tobacco. Our Superior Stock Because the Cigai1 and Tobacco business is our business dnly. Because we give it our entire attention. Because we have the Zinc Lined Cases and Elec-. tric Moistener to do it with. ' Because we turn our stock eight times a year and you get no old stock. ‘ bid you ever buy a cigar that would break up. in your mouth? ’ Did you ever buy Plug Tobacco that you could not cut with an ax? Did you ever buy Scrap Tobacco that was dry, would break up, and no taste to it? That is not the way it was intended for you by the manufacturers. Our stock of Cigars and Tobaccos is always MOIST, CLEAN and FRESH. You get the worth of your money and it costs you no more than the Dry. Dusty kind. w ’ We ask you to try us once and you will be our regular customer. - . , We carrv an assortment of many, many kinds of Cigars and Tobaccos. We carry the kind you use. J. F. HOONAN Jefferson Street Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER AUGUST 20,1014-20 PAGES. PART THREE-PAGES 17 TO 20. PEAT LANDS OF BARRY CO. I FINDS BEDS OF LAKES ARE 600D FOR SOMETHING REMARKABLE GROWTH MADE BY GLACIERS Experiments nf M. A. C. Show- That IN LASTJORTY YEARS With Proper Preparation It is Exrellent FVrllllzer.EXPLORERS DISCOVER WONDERLA.M) IX SNAKE VALLEY, A us» for lhe thousands of ac­ THE CHAIT UJHA MOVEMEVT STARTED AT LAKE 40NAU** res or hi-reiofor,> usetess peat an-l. WESTERN UTAH TAl'QUV AUG. i. 1R7» bog lands in almost, every county of Michigan has been found by ('.. NATURAL RESERVOIRS MAY S. Robinson, M. A. tl, experiment BE USED FOR IRRIGATION station chemjst. as a result of ex­ MOVEMENT HAS GROWN NOW periment* and investigations con­ UNTIL IT IS A NATIONAL AFFAIR duct ed* at the college by him dur­ Enormous Caves Arc Too Forbid­ ing lhe past year. Results have in­ dicated that with proper ami Inex­ ding fy Exploration at lhe pensive preparation the pent can he This Minemeht Has Bren n Great Present Time. u-u-d as a fertilizer lo .enrich worn Ediiritlor. Was Startnl by The Utah archaeological expedi­ out lands and to increase crops on Bishop Vincent. tion. led by Prof. Byron Cummings, other soils. Then- findings are of i|i<i University of Utah, returned looketl on as particularly valuable, Chautauqua was originally a few days ago from Us first ex­ as'it H said they offer an easy known principally a<«-the n.Dm* of ploring trip of the summer. The menas for aiding agriculture in a county iff the western part pf explorers spent. nearly tun weeks Michigan. The result * of tin* «*x- N*-w York ami ax well from a lake investigaling ’ condition* in Snake perimorils will shortly be sent within Hie boundaries <.f said coun­ Wise investment of the money which one may have saved is broadcast throughout Hie alate in ty. Now-it L- alnm-il a .botre-hold Western-Utah ami Eastern Nevada, bulletin form. • wor*l ;Ul over the coqnfry ami pret­ a problem. Thousands of hard earned and slowly saved dollars Prof. Cummings had received reI(i hl* summary of the pent rfitu- ty. much every morning the news­ have, in the past few years, by people of this city and county, iiort* from Snake Valley urging nlion Mr.-Robinson .says: ’ paper* rm-nthm it in snm4 conm-ihim to make a scientific investiga“The value of peal as dh absorb­ lintror other, of late it ha- fr.-been invested in fake mining schemes, fake promotion schemes, lion of what seemed to be vast ent .for fertilizer is unquestion­ qii'-nlly coim* in nmler a Washing­ and other devices conceived by smooth-tongued promoters of nitons of an extinct aboriginal civ- able: In addition lo this it also ton-Mate, l»eeau«e Srer>'lnry of Stateilizaiitin. Il was reported that produces large nmount.* of nitro­ Bryan in order to make ’ out Ins get-rich-quick schemes to separate honest folks from their mon­ ruins of large pueblos built of skill­ gen. If w<- iissupie cattle produce 'It-mb-r salary nf £I2.(XJU a y*'ar.4m-.. ey. Many of your fellow citizens are poorer, and, let us hopefully hewn .stone were lii be fuuW 25,iXm) lbs. ami horses I5.IXM) ll«s. of .prove* Hie opportunity to speak nt ami lhal numerous ancient reser­ fertilizer per t.(Xx) lbs. toe weight certain gathering* in .various re­ wiser, for their sorry experiences. voirs of enormous size ami presume per year, tin* ingredients under gions. which gatherings are refer­ But it ought not to be necessary for You to learn that way. ably built by hand, spread them­ sent the.value of ?i2t) iiLa.IieriLof red ..to as Chautauqua*.. H*> is well selves before the mouths of the five cows ami iwo horses. The val­ ptiid for il and is n drawing card And it is quite unnecessary for you to trouble yourself about the canyons in the Snake range. ue of this, however, would be prac- which helps tn swell the 1h>x oflli-e SAFE and WISE INVESTMENT of your Savings. Bring them These reports and others led Tiealiy doubted by composting with receipts ami enable lhe directors Prof. Cuiiiinings, accompanied by one-thinl its weight of ^ivat con­ of the enterprise to pay the exto this bank and deposit in our Savings Department. We will Andrew Kerr nml ,J. F. Anderson, taining two per cent nitrogen. This pensiM amt perhaps have a little Pay You 50 Per Cent Higher Interest Than A Government Bond io visit the country which gave percenlnge is frequnelly exceeded. money |e[l to shingle the roof of such promise-of furnishing soiheThe investigation further show- Hie n«*enmly hall.,or b* buy m-w Would Yield You, and compound the interest TWICE EACH .1 hi ng now and startling for the sci­ ■••I that tliousnnds of acres of muck crockery' for the dining room. YEAR. Your, deposit here will be backed by the $650,000.00 re­ entific world, to explain. lands in Michigan now lying idle I'.hniflaitqua.s are no lunger <-nmin-it i *I» ii be made valuable ns farm soils lo Chautauqua. N— w York, but are sources of this bank and are as safe as a government bond. The expediting- found tho min­ held iff every state in the Union, ify to be a wonderland of natural : simply by drainage. Come in and let us talk it over. We are here to serve you. n-iaininc. however, the’ original phenomena. Careful examination name. The llesshin-lly Sitiialion. THE BANK THAT DOES THINGS FOR YOU rial raih-r than human Il i* interesting just now to not'* The same weather conditions are that Hu- fourth of August made the* that led up to tin- recent outbreak of the briny worm have favored fortieth nnnivi*!-«ary of ib.- Chau­ wrought by lhe mighty glaciers and Hie development of the hessian lly. tauqua assembly. What ha* grown subsequent waters that plowed For identical reason*, the parasite, io be so great an instilittn *i had it* of the “lly" have failed lo ’keep iH-ginninu away back in J87I when pace willi the pest and the “lly" is Bi.-hop Vincent, nf Ilf- MelliodM increasing in ’ numbers, especially Episcopal 4-liuieh. ami *>*v<-rarsunday School teachers held a meet­ in the southern part of the state. Now when Hie wise man see* ing nt Chautauqua. N. Y.w ami .alHitil Hit acres. Like all the oth­ trouble in. the distance, hr Inkes-al! founded what Jias sinew eomw (■> |h« ers, it is V-shaped, its right lateral Hie precautions possible and then known as the Chautauqua in*lilubank extending over a half mile lakes what chance* are neecssary linn. If became an annual affair bark and tile left tanjk fully throe­ to get his crop. In Hie liiiqi run and tin* Chautauqua there was n fourth.* of a mile. Another al lute sowing af Full wheat escapes large plant, .with. hoarding houses, with a minimum of injury duriiqi hall* nnd other mvessary ai-cotndep and one of ils banks more than "lb" years, because the late sown mr*da|ioii*. Speakers wen* brimghl a mile long. Rome of tin* farmers wheat is more likely to come up from all over the rounliy to ili.*after the flies that lay the eggs are cuss theme* wilh which they were this reservoir for storing irrigation through working, Hum that which most familiar and the. educational water. .Many of the reservoirs is sown curlier. If we could only value wa* reckoned a« vei-y Iprue. could thus be used, ami there sems forecast the wi-ailier and'qpuld tell Then there were iiooks publi*h<-il tn be plenly of water wilh which to beforehand just, how long tin- Hie* for study al home ami the *o-catl**tl Illi them. ■ are going t\ stay tins Fall we could Chaulamma course becama popu­ The man who had seen what they •cl lhe date wilh certainty. lurk­ lar. UnquestioiTably n*great deal supposed to be ruins of pueblos ing Illis information, tin- best we of information nml education was wore unable lo locate. them again, ran do is to decide on an average thus di-<*eniiri:iti‘d throughout Am­ but. it i* probable that they are dale which is as late a* we dare erica. air of which was of very, xubruin* of recent wails, since there sow ami yet which has been early .slaiilinl value. The .scheme which Is no evidence*of a. pueblo culture enough in Hie past to get a stand proved so successful nl the parent which will come* Uirougb the win­ plant was imifniml qml adopted m ip that" region. September 20 has proven as varimi* oilier **-ction* mi the short** Obsidiati wTapiins and slime lm- ter. pl--m--nts, togeih-'i- with piece* of good a date as any in the paM. <>f of lakes hml rivers amt in. other Mirhktmi lends in Fore­ Made In America. Government Grop Report. McAllister Fnniily Reunion. broken pottery, were found along course il is impossible lo guarantee places when* p**nple were induced' wood Consumption. In the event of any protracted] The latest Government crop re­ A reunion of the McAllister fam­ Wann Creek. The*.- shj-w a cul­ a crop under any conditions but to gather and lislm tq addresse.s The farmers of .Michigan spend port places lhe corn1 crop estimate ily was held Sautiirday, August 8th. interruption of import* of manu­ late sowing seems .ndvisable this and entertainments.' more nr less factured goods from Europe almost • more money for . firewood than for 1914 al 2.63 MNkUMMl bushels, at Shady Nook, the .summer homo ture which ix roiniNirafively re­ year, especially iii the lower thud on the ramp meeting plan'. A good all inir domestic .industries would llibio- of any other stale. There compared to Hie July estimate oj of .Mr. and .Mrs. JI. J. Kraus, which cent. extending up to 75 or HM) many of th>* socnlled Chautauqua* of the state. be stimulated to great activity. Ini arc 2,539.(XKi cords of wood, valued 2,917,000,000 bushel*. The falling is situated at IhcAhead of Gull lake. years ago. an* n far cry. from the original ami . X R. H. Pettit. Some -if (he old Shoshone Indi ­ normal times, nml especially underj at 8IO.f>t»3.oiNi consumed on the off of 283.000.00U bushels was, due About thirty J members of the ans now living ui Snake Vhlley tell are made up of that which amuse* Enlonu>logi*t Experiment. S|a. a l<>w tariff, we buy and use iniaii- farms of .Michigan annually, ac­ to the July drouth. This is still an family were n/eseiit; as follows: and ••iiterluins rather than that Pre**. Bulletin No. 39. lilies of nicrcljamlisc that could be cording to a report which has just increase of 188.00(i,000 bushels over .Mr. and .Mftrtf. C. McAllister, Kal­ of a time wjien their ancestors which instructs. - They serve, how­ imide nt Ikinic; but with the At­ been issued by the United Stales the yield for 1913. The report amazoo; Mr! and Mi -. Otis Earl and made .primitive polteiy, imple­ ever. to gel goodly coinpnnie* of Tho stales that the corn crop was pav- family of Kalamazoo; .Mr. and Mrs. ment* abd chilli Ing. but those are Helpful SubstUules for Meot. lantic carrying trade paralyzed we Department of Agriculture. penpb* ‘within an enclosure wherr* Would be forced to use our own total yearly firewood consumption ticularly hard hit in Hie big sur­ Waller Allen, Kalamazoo; Horace lost arts among* ih>- abarigintn now­ ’ Scientific dieting has tin* punch they an* sung to ami lectured to goods, Po-sibly this might not bo in this State is 3.700.000 cords with plus stales. The Illinois loss for McAllister, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. living in a more than half-civilized for a good hearty body blow to the and are supposed to get their mon­ ;in unmitigated evil, especially in a value of £16.567,000. The con­ July is estimated at about 87,000,- George Jioyk Richland; Mr. and way in lhe country visited. ,'lTie high .pijce of meiH. potatoes ami ey’s worth. Those who ihauiriirnta tunc like Hiis when general busi­ sumption in the cities pf this Slate ooo bu*hi‘l«. .while the decrease in .Mrs. .Orrin Blanclianl and’ family, few families now living thorn'sup­ like staples which have rushed to vd the enlernriso Augu*t. I, 187i. ness is lagging. Our children may is 1,121.000 cords and 37.000 cords Indiana was registered nt lo.ooo.ooo Kalamazoo; Mi-, and .Mrs. Wm. Hall. port- themselves by famnpg under Higher i-oosls since the European little gu**.*sed how much they Were the lion of a government mi** al Christinas time lhe toys are used in the mineral operation bushels, in Missouri 21,000.000 Delton: Albert McAllister; Miss wo* inaugurated. doing. They speak,-fairly good war that are “made in Germany," ami of .Michigan.each year. bushels, and in South Dakota II.- Laura .McAllister. Edward McAllis­ agent. Mis* Jennie Louis** Thomas .of uur wives.’ daughters ^ml sweetPoor corn pros­ ter. Hattie McAllister, all of Gull English and live, m many ways the the Thmnu* Normal , Traitwig In tkmlincnlal United States the 000,000 bushels. FARMERS MAKING WAR *lu>arU may Im* forced lo trim-their annual consumption of firewood pects are reported in Kentucky, lake or -Cressey; .Mr. and Mrs. H. J. same as while pontile. school; siiys there is nokiireil/for. The expoditbiii made some very lints with nriifirinl Howers mid amounts to 85.937.000 cords, valued Tennessee, and the southern states Kraus and family of New York City. interestiug trfploratimis of some, of paying the high prices when there ON HAWKS NEAR SHULTZ feather* of lyinie- production inT at £250.000,000. ' . Of (bis amount generally. the natural caverns .for which the .is at -hand an abundance of good •tend of spending £5,oat,ooo for 09,001.000 cords are used on the • The winter wheat estimate was country is noted. There are sub­ substitutes at lower prices. The Michigan Farm laborer. such articles in Franco; but apart farms. 14,222,000 cords in the cities raised to 6675.000.000 bushels, an First in. tin* list comes beans. Anilreu Carpenter Brings Down 9, terranean labyrinths running their from soijn* few important raw ma­ of the nation and 1,751,000 cords increase of 20,000,000 but Hie spring The farm laborers of Michigan Boston linked or fresh garden pick­ While Fred Weyrrmnn Slays terial* used'in d'linesUc manufac­ are Used'hi the mines of the Unit­ wheat crop suffered a loss of 39.- work on an average of 9 Jiours and da/ke recesses far into the heart of ed—the latter preferable. In se­ turing it-is, surprising as well ns ed States., The average value of (XM).OOO bushels?from the July fig­ 31 minutes per day, according to fin* groat limestone cliffs. Death quence then* follow peas, lentils, 7. Grand Total Killed 16. gratifying to note how imb'iwmlent wood consumed in the United ures. The latest reports place Hie a report, which has just been issued cave, which was explored by the cheese, milk, biiller. egg* ami Hawks have been raiding chick­ expedition, is a vast cavern of dark we really are of lhe rest of the old States is $2.9i*pef cord arid <4.48 in total wheat crop al Oi 1,000,000 by the United Stat--- Deparhnenl halls ami winding passages, which bread. 'I’hen* are other article* of en yard.* .*>0 fmiminlly and bodly world. Sometime* it requires a tills State. The overage consump­ bushels, compared to an estimate of Agriculture. Michigan- farms food that ran be used in combina ­ nf late in Hie vicinity of Shultz Hiat vast financial or economic up­ tion per farm in the United States of 930. 000,000 bushels last month employ 117,000 laborer*/‘and Hie pierces a groat cliff wall in DcaDi tion. hut the articles men!iotp*d tlm farmer* have |>i***n making war Canyon. Nevada. A veritable for­ heaval to make us realize how is I t cords per annum. and 763,000,(MX) bushels a year ago. average monthly compensation is est of hanging stalncli-*s ami stand­ form the best substitutes. _ mi the birds wilh the result that. 17 much we. ns a nation, have to be £21.90 with board rind £35,60 if •the Kansas is credited with a yield of “Of cimr.se, |hese article* .must have been killed recently. The dep­ thankful for. t laborer boards .himself. These ing stalagmites frill lhe walls, ceil­ be mill in combination." saiiNUb** redation*'have b*-en i-iutimitlvd by -.Mcdcric Martin, recently elected 160.000,000 bushpls. figures relate to’the year 1913. ing ami floors. “Yim can’t eat the- several xarietta* of hawk*. IiiclmlThe oats crop is now placed at The averaguwag-- for farm labor in The most imled and lurgest, of Thomas. Wheat nml wheat flour consump­ mayor of .Montreal, went on strike choose alom*. It is.liest to have it iiig the large beti-hawks ami small­ f, 153,000,000 bushels or 3l.000.iXXi the natural cavorns in I.oeman's tion annually mi inhabitant is es­ ami refused to attend a meeting of bushels more than a year aim. The Contincntnr United Stales is £13.83 cave, west of Baker, Nov. This with macaroni or rice. Milk the er kind*. Andrew Carpenter hold* the lion rd of control because he per month with hoard and 819.97 satire way. If can lie taken In )lie lhe honor To date for ’killling tho poorest oats yields are reported in timated at 31)2.7'pounds in Ger­ cave was discovereii a number of had not received £325 due vis his the middle west. • The potato crop witbm’it board. Hi* gun ha* years ago but has never'In-on thor­ wav nf custard* and in oilier way*. large*! • number. many, Sflo pounds in France and “ Then Ihore i* lisli. Fi*h i* al­ brought down niae of the bird*, ihe Hillary for Hie Iwo weeks during estimate is now 370.000,000 bushels, Michigan Horses Worth oughly explored Isicause of tho 650.7 pounds in the United Slates. which he was kept from taking of­ ]or 38.000,000 bushels more than was danger of getting lost in Hie laby­ ways a good suhalitule f*»r meat. largest apparently Hie patriarch of $139.00 Each. German eoivmmpHon of rye flour The bean ie the equal of m<-al in all the lieu-hawk* measured four raised in 1913. Tho Michigan horse is now worth. rinth nf tortuous inextricable suc­ nutrition. Wore 1 given'the cfioii-e feet, five jnches from tip to tip. is nlioul ns much as Hint of wheal fice by troubles‘over recounting the i-139.00 per bead, according to a re­ cession Of •passages ami chamber* of a diet consisting ' of merit nr Another one bad wing* which ballots. • flour. . The Community Spirit. port just IttUed by the United which reach for miles into tho beans. I'd chmise the bean.'" spread four fact, two inches. Tlie dark sopulcharl, ami ever dripping, A certain rural section has a States lh>partmviii of Agriculture, Cuire should-bo taken to combine other hawk* he killed were small­ strong communisHc.-ipiril and ap­ while a year ago his average value interior of the mountain where the the articles menlinm*d. a proper er, Mr. I'.arpenler can prove his tapping upon a stalagmite crystal preciation of its^own native good was AI37JX). proportion of each arl.icle at each statement a* to th** size of the larg­ tilings. Having a fine grove of There ore OKI,000 horses on lhe produces a strange medley of ech­ meal. All starchy fo>*d> make sub- ed bird .a* In* lia* nailed him to n trees a rural nark was created with farms of this State and they are os throughout the cavern’s vast-ex­ slfiiiti's, sin* said. Mi«s Thoma*, gate in fyout of his residence. . a lakelet afid concrete swimming valued at 8VO.7t57.<i<>n. Cornpar---! tent. however, believes that meat, when Fred Weyojnjau ha* also kilh*l Tlm expedition made «<inn* valu­ pool. Tillages were then built, with other states, Michigan ranks It able rtdleclions of pelrlfttd ami md abused, is a lieitpr mu*«-te seven hawk* of various size*. an auditorium for public fourteenth in number of horse*. huildcr than the substitute*. Even Most Chronic Sufferer* the blood, and drive it out of the andis estimated that the 16 hawks kill­ speaker*. Thereafter yearly Chau­ In 1010- the nuhibor of horses in fossilized life forms belonging to "In an era of high priec*. though, ed proliably devoured 2,000 chick­ kystem. remote geological periods. Home Find Relief After A Few So »ure, so positive, io quick and’ tauqua* ivere held and hundreds this stale was lim.oro nnd had an excolent' specimens of fossil sea there is no reason why those ton en*. Dose* Are Taken lasting, are the results obtained from came to camp or to live in the aggregate value of s7r-.860.000. poor to have moats regularly In the entire.Unib-d Stales Ulerc animals were found near Antelope should suffer." she tjnid. "You can the use of Croxone, that three, doses, simple board collages henealb the Slimmer CougLa are Dangerous , Backache, urinary ’ disorders, and a day for a few days are alien all trees. Thus drawn together Hie.se □re 20,062.000 liorses and they Bn- Spring*. abstain front meal ami live on the Summer colds are dangerous. treasure in worth $2,291.630.'x«l «»r>IO932 each. rheumatism, are paused from weak, that is required to cure the wout people found . rich substitutes for rm , iinim-a'Uraido It All Depends. They indicate, low vitality ami of­ inactive kidneys, which fail to filter case of backache, regulate, the .most friendships renewed nnd strength­ length of-time. There will I h? im When James A. Garfield was ten’ lead to serious throat ami lung The Canadian sturgeon catch for .out the impurities and keep the blood annexing bladder disorders, and over­ ened. They became a little world . ’’ president of Oberlin College a man hurtful effect." troubles, including consumption. .pure, and the only way on earth to come the numerous other similar to themselves, keeping in touch 1913 was 1,011,500 pounds. brought for entrance as a student Dr. King% New Discovery will re­ permanently and positively cure such conditions. S with the great outer world by Palpable Fraud. hi.s son. for whom he wished a lieve the cough or cold prtiinptly troubles, is to remove the cause. I,t is the most wonderful prepara­ means of speakers whom they In­ A young man employed a little and prevent complications. shorter course tjian the regular It is The new discovery, Croxone, cures tion ever fhade for the purpose. It vited lo address them from their colored Iwy lo help about, the soothing and antiseptic and make* one. ’ . such conditions because it reaches is'entirely different from all other Chautauqua platform. Tnerc I* -‘'The hoy dan'never lake all that house. Tin* little darky lioasted you feel better at once. To delay the yery roots oi the disease. It remedies. There is nothing else on real wealth' in almost any commun­ nne day. that ho could road any in,? said the father. "He wants to "Is dangerous—gel a bottle of Dr. soaks right into the stopped up, in­ earth to compare with it. It is so ity, in its people, and their en­ Mr. Brown handed him a King’s New Discovery «t otice.gel through quicker. Can you ar­ hook. active kidneys, through the walls and prepared tiiatnt is practically impos­ vironment, if only spme way can be Latin reader. Tho little follow Mouey back if not sausfied. 50c. —for JiK-irr-! range it for him?" . lining*; cleans out the little filtering sible to take it into the human sys­ found lo draw these together npd “Oh. yes." said Mr. Garfield. “He studied the word* for a long time, and 81.00 bottles al your Druggist cells and glands; neutralizes and dis­ tem without results. fhe SbOkdard Slin Remedjf teach them lo utilize their own. can take a short course; it all de­ his expersxion growing more and solves the poisonous uric acid sub­ You can obtain an original package pends on whfit you want to make of more puzzled. -Finally he tossed One of the most dramatic destances, that lodge in the joints and of Croxone at trifling cost from any muscles to scratch and irritate and first-class drug store. All druggist* • After extensive tests il has been .him. When God wanL< to make an the book aside. velonment* uf a material kind in "Dak teaclror done tole me Ah lhe last twenty-live er thirty years oak'Ho takes a hundred years, but cause rheumatism; it neutralizes the are authorized to personally return found that goggles made of a yel­ urine ao it no longer irritates the the purchase price if Croxone fails to lowish green glass are the best to He only lakes two months to male could read!" ho exclaimed ih dis­ has been the rise of tho cotton seed tender membranes of the bladder, give desired results,’' regardless of protect the eyes from ultra-violet gust. “Ah didn't believe it dei)v industry, the value of Hs crude a squash?_______________ and cleans out and strengthens the how old you are, how long you have rays and the injurious light en­ and now Ah knows ‘lain't so!" product.* increasing since 1880 from Tht Guaranteed Remedy stopped up, lifeless kidneys so they suffered, oj what else b»l faded Jo countered in steel and iron work­ Much, of tho best wallpaper is something more than $7,(*JOjOOO. to ARTHUR E. MI LHOLLAND ^Itfi.and fift.jll the g$MO£| from pure you, made in part from leather waste. ing. . _____________ .________ —BANNER AVANr ADVS. PAYr- $t50,<XX),(XMl. . _ . -g Better To Be Safe Than Sorry Hastings City Bank The Bank That Does Things For You Capital $75,000.00 Resources Over $650,000.00 Surplus $50,000.00 SLEEP DISTURBING BLADDER WEAKNESS BACKACHE-RHEUMATISM, QUICKLY VANISH D.D.D. Instant Relief u Skin Troubles �THE HASTTNGfi BANNER AUGUST 20. 1911. PAGE EIGHTEEN o’clock* in the forenoon, al said pro­ bate office, bo nnd is hereby ap­ pointed for hearing said petition; Il iji Further Ordered, That pub­ lic notice thereof be given by pub­ lication of a copyrnf Uns order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, tn ihe Hastings Banner a newspaper printed and “'"cK'ti. MACK. Tlioy acnl out their diaolplee and lhe HiiroUians. . They kept them- , selves oul ot sight, and senl lheir tools. They had disciples. Whul , Mortgage Sale. . an awful thing to Ihi lhe disciple of one who rejects lhe Word of Godl Default having bean made in the And yet how many people today conditiona of a certain mortgage are sitting under t he preaching and made. erec tiled and delivered by leaching of aurh men. They went W. H. Schantz, Ono’of the Cand­ Sarriet Mooro of tho township of out with the lb Indians, the world­ aplo Grove, Barry County, to Af­ idates for State Senator, Has lings, the people who favored Ro­ ton D. Smith of tbo City of Hasta Few Plain Statements to Judge of Probate. man rule. . Savs one "It may be ingi, Barry County. Michigan, dat­ well to remember that this coali­ ed the 2i)th day of March A/D. 1912 Grace Bauer, Republican Voters ReRintor of Prolmtc. tion of religion with politics and recorded in the office of tho Hl viewjif. the fad that unusual against God and ChrikU and the rotliter of Deeds for Barry Coun­ A true copy. people of God has bw-n the marked melliml.' an- brin'g'used hy uiie Of ty, Michigan. on the 20th day of characteristic of opposition all Uic the candidates for this office, March A. D. 1912 in liber 72 of of Onlcr For Publication. way through.'; Some llluslsntions. plain statements may not lie Mortgages on pages 370-371 and on which mortgage there is now due al Slate of Midiignn, The Probate are found in Bahik and ifiilaan place. Building a barn and silo in (Numbers ; The Pharisees addition to my regular farm work the date hereof by reason of the Court for the County, of Harry-, has left me Iml very lit tie time to Jon-payment of th<> aftnual interest and tho Herodnm* (in today's les ­ At a session of said court, held at ue March 2ffih. 1913 ami lhe nontho probate office, in lhe City of son) ; Annas ami 1'iluU ; the pro­ devote lo ihe interests of my can­ Biymenl of the adiiual interest due Hastings, in said county, on the fessing church nnd the government didacy. I consider It iMmeulh lhe dignity arch 20th. 1914 and the taxes due iri the third century A. D.; and fi­ I5lh day of August A. D. 1914. any santlidale for Ulis office to and payable December 1st. 1012 in­ k H«i. Slif Win. cf Hotd Q-Hf, Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, nally the two lu-iils of llev. 43. of cluding an attorney fee provided by Quoting again, "This is because lhe travel over the county in which he Judge of Probate. begging . county, officials statute and stipulated for in said In Uio Matter of. the Estate Of Prince of llii-t world and the <I<xl resides, A Heavy American Fence mortgage the sum of One Thousand of this age is pone other lhan Sa­ and others lo sign an eudoremuml Benjamin B. Travis. Deceased. his candidacy to be published Seventy Seven and HMOO. Dollars Co»U You No More William 8. Trivia, administrator tan himself, the foe of j/od and of Writ nf Attachment H and the said mortgagee having man. Surely the jHililical and re­ before lhe primarj’ is field. Stale of Michigan, the Circuit having filed in said court his peti­ ligious heaven- arc big with the socnis to me that the signing such Per Rod Than Lighter elected and hereby electing lo de­ Court for the County of Barry. -• tion. praying that for reasons there­ portents of the coming coalition endoraement before the primary is clare the full amount secured by in stated lhal ho may be licensed Fences of Other Makea Merchants Bank, said mortgage due nnd payable in Farmers U> Mell lhe rfal estate of said de­ Ihitl will bo the greatest of any­ plainly contrary tn lhe spirit and 11 is accordance with lhe provisions A corporation thing as yet attempted by man." intent of the primary law. ceased nt private sale. cpnsideriMl poor ethics for a I;! si ||l.||IWfclf A roll of heavy fence means Plaintiff, ' ■ contained in said mortgage, notice It is Ordered. That the itlh dny They approach Him wilh studied oven newspaper in an editorial to give vs. is hereby given that by virtue of wirc,lie wirc niean* Iw of September A. D. 1911. at’ten suavity, paying Him pretty c>nn- •me candidate an tho power of sale contained in said Frank S. Wellman, o'clock in lhe forenoon, al said pro­ plimentn. and apparently making Ulibre there are more endorsemont ihnn duh in v-OjIMmore strength and lunger life. mortgage, I shall foreclose the Flattery bate office, be ond is hereby ap­ inquiry in all sincerity. Defendant. same by a sale at publlo auction to is nol faith. Underneath this WW rmiC KArj' weighing the roll of fence hc*^BH pointed for hearing said petition; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 'decide al the primary who is their lhe highest bidder nl the North Take notice that on tho 18th day of It is Further Ordered, That pub­ feigned admiration was u daggijr. front door of the. court house, in MWjlMMMajiHPIf sells you. This will tell the lic notice thereof be given by pub­ 11 is the same wilh aoma present choice. the City of Hastings, on Saturday June 1914. a Writ of Allaohmont lication of a copy of this order, for day teaching. Mon say *amu-nice 1 sorviMi Barry County for three st<xy quicker than nny oilier £,<A( Wlrt tho 22nd dny of August A. D. 1914 at was duly Issued out of the Circuit three successive weeks previous to things nboul Hi“ Tuuminlly of sm-cessive terms as representative, Ipll u •■ ' *uG ilwN wny> fnr you cannot always ton o'clock in the forenoon, all of Court of the County of Bnrry, in said day.of hearing, in tho Hasting* Jesus,.tho beautiful life of Jesus, the Iasi term beimT six years ago, te” t,ie s*ze wirc *>y cyc' American Fence will those certain pieces or parcels of favor of the Farmers & Merchants BANNER, a newspaper printed and the wonderful works of Jesus, His nml I challenge any one to show. •" "P f land situated and being In the town­ Bank. plaintiff, against the lands, circulated in xaid county. sublime dtermirers. His human the press of this rnunty any crili- Mr kUuu! tl>‘ J lcst aCninst any fcncc tnn(,c> <md will ship of Maple Grove, County of tenements, goods, chattels, moneys sympathy, etc, clc„ and ycl deny prove its greater weight. Why, then', pay the same Chas. M. Mack. Barry and Slate of Michigan and and effects of Frank. 8. Wellman, A true copy. that with that humanity, that per­ ing that service. I am now asking money for a lighter fence? v Judge of Probate. in lhe sum of Three described as follows, lo wit: The defendent, fect humanity, there was also ab­ for promotion to the Senate. This Grace Bauer. Hundred Sixty Dollars and six American Fence is made of hard, stiff steel. It North twenty (20) acres of lhe Register of Probate. 1 solute deity; I hat not the bciftitiful is only in line with what is being cents (8360.06) which said writ of ia made of a quality of wire drawn expressly for North one-half (%) of the South life of Jesus bul the sacrificial done all over the State. I have a attachment was returnable on the woven-wire-fence purposes by the largest mantiwest quarter (14) of section three wide acquaintaifee with public num death of Jesus saves ns; that those a»r a facturcrs of wire in the world. Galvanized by (3), also twenty (20) acres situated 31st day of July. 1914. wonderful works Allow forth His and legislators and Irelicvc I have Dated August 5th. 1914. in the Southeast corner of the glory and are not an end in Iheni- their confidence and could serve latest improved processes, the best that the skill and experience ot COLG ROVE & POTTER. Northeast quarter (W) of said sec­ aelveg: that those discourses are this district ladler than one wh>> years has tpught. Built on the same elastic hinged-joint (patented) Attorney for Plaintiff. tion three (3), said last parcel being nol only sublime, bul also divine; has harfho experience whatever in Business Address, Hastings. Mich. forty (40) rods north and south by Tnerc are irinciplc, which effectually protects the stay of upright wires from that His aympnthy wax not only ■natters of legislation. —7wks eighty (80) rods east and west and ................... human, but also divine, nnd did not no unusual conditions in ’ this Tanking under hard usage. •l«->. 'udge nnd compare American Fence under any and all conditions and all in town two (2) North of range stop until il was expressed in aac- County making if necssary lo send seven (7) West, Michigan, the same rificc. And some professing one certain caudidale tn the Senate ,-ou will lind that the *ucl, the structure nnd the galvanlving are equal in duraOrder For Publication. . being tho premises described in. the Christians are so ignorant of the in order to save the district from vihtv. streugth and efficiency lo the hardest ure*. State of 'Michigan, Tho Probate mortgage heroin referred lo. Word of God lhal they can be told an awful fate. It should , be re­ Court for lhe County of Barry. Dated May 27lh A. D. 1914. LES^iBN FOR AUGUST 30. Ilhal Jesus Chri-t was nol God when At a session of said court, held at Afton D. Smith, ty names to an cmbirstgnrit, n few He died On lhe cross, and (hey will By Le« W. Ames. the probate office, in the City of Mortgagee. no serious (lefecl in that teach­ were democrats, would only be a <■ Hastings, in said bounty, on (he A Day of Questions. Matt. 22:15-22 see Thomas Sullivan, ing! Jesus Christ looked nt them very small fraclion of the volets in Golden Text: Matt. 22J1L > Attorney fpr Mortgagee. Busi­ 10th day of August, A. D. 1911. Intrfxltictorj’. «and perceived one thing—wicked­ this county.—Political Adv. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, ness address, Hastings, Michigan. Sleeping Christendom will After the divine uncovering of jness. Adv. 13-wk*. .Judge of Probate. bo I surprised when the veil is lift­ In tho Matter of the Estate of Israid's past unfaithfulness, and ed. -They arrived nt tho real the dlvihe prophecy of their future « Franklin A. Durfee, Deceased. question, after making lheir pre­ rejection of Himself and God's pun' Order for Publication. Philo A. Sheldon, Administrator, ixhmenl of tho rejectors, in which liminary remark". The question I Stale of Michigan, The Probate having filed in said court his peti­ the unbelieving Jews I hen -before was intended to place Him in n po­ v Court for lhe Qounly of Barry. tion praying that n day may bo as­ Him were involved by their enmity sition from which He could not « Al n session nf said court; held at signed for the oxamining and al­ towards Him, we today look upon possibly escape. It wns dduhlless l lhe probate office, in lhe City of lowing bis final account and that lhe effect of those words upon lhe thoroughly prrineditnled. If He I • Hasting*. >» raid county, on the 31st the hcirs-nt-law of said deceased lenders of the people. The re- ’answered that il wns proper (•• day of July, A. D. 1914. ami all other persons interested in mainder of this chapter records 4give tribute tn Caesar.' then tins hurt His Messianic claims, Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, said estate he notified. four questions, three addressed to would ' Judge of Probate. ' Messiah was lo deliver Israel It is Orderetl, That lhe 9th day our Lord and one "by Him address- for > In tho Matter of the Estate of of September A. D. 1914, al ten ed to the Pharisees. Each of the 'from the Gentiles, not to consent o'clock in the . forenoon, al said three questions comes from unbe- 1tn their serving under Gentile do­ Henry B. llobischung. Deceased. And such He willulo when ' Amelia France* lloldschur* probate office, lie and is hereby ap­ lief. The flrsL which we study to- minion. On the day, comes from the Henvdians, lo- JHe comes to them again. Administratrix of said estate hav­ pointed for bearing said petition; hand, if He said not tn give It is Further Ordered, That get her with the Pharisees; the other < ing Hied in said court her petition tribute to Caesar they could then praying that for reasons therein public, notice thereof be given by second from the Sadducees; the 1 accuse Him before the Roman gov­ The < staled that ■‘Stella Locher or some for three successive weeks prevl- third from the Pharisees. other suitable person be appointed publicalion of a copy of this order, Herodians. were a party of Jews 'ernment. Here wc see the cunning trustee of the interest of one Sar­ ous to said day of hearing, in lhe who wore in favor of the Roman ।of the adversaryw No wonder lhal Hostings BANNER, a newspaper government, perhaps for selfish 1he raises up men with mighty no inpom.itun s used. ah Locher. printed and circulated * in said reasons, and Were naturally one- ]mind* these days tn hurl cunning­ SATISFACTION GUAR JNTEEI> Il is Ordered,- .That the 21st day county. ’ mies of the Pharisees, wilh whom ly ’ devised argument al tho Word OR MONEY REFUNDED. of Augusl A. D. 1914, al ton o’clock of God In nn endeavor lo cause nif.-n Chas. M. Mack, they are now united Against the ' A hiirmlcss' vegetable tn-atmcnl in the forenoon, al said probate of- A true copy. tn lose faith In il and Him. But Judge of Probate. Lord. The first que.slibh was‘a lice. be ami is. hereby appointed for tlnil is (ukrn internally. Each pu­ fear nnf, believing child, the Grace Bauer. political ouestinn. The Sadducees hearnig said petition: llent' has u private room willi Register of, Probate. did nol believe in the resurrection, stronger man (Christ Jesus) fins! hoard, nurse un.l physicbin's mtJl is Further Ordered. That pub­ nor in angels; they were the 'overcome the strong man (John vices williiHit extra clnirgi-. lic notice thereof bo given by pub­ ' "Higher Critics’’ of the day, whose 16:33). lication of a copy of this order, for All hiudiu-sM strictly confidential. Notice of Hearing Claims. his lime Is short, true condition was revealed in v 29Solan throe successive weeks previous to Open duy und night. ' Slate of Michigan, County of Bar­ “Yc do err (or. ye deceive your­ said day of hearing in the Bastings Cull, 'phone or write for litcra. selves,) not knowing the scrip­ . .... his doom (Ml. 8;'J9-. BANNER, a newspaper printed and ry. as. , lure und full infurniutlon. Notice is hereby given, lhal by lures. nor lhe power of God." Self ­ -... . ..... there's a place prepared circulated in said county. an order of the Probate Court for deceived, Ignorant of the spiritual Mt. 25:11); Chas. M. Mack. The the County.of Barry, made on the content of the scriptures, and Ig­ He'll ho pul there soon Rev. 20; । A true copy. Judge of Probate. 1st day of August, A. D. 1914, four norant of the power of God was 101. , Grace Bauer, months from that dale were allow­ lheir real heart condition. The The Lord perceived their wick-1 Register of Probate. ed for creditors to present their third, question, which we study in -edneu. He is God. Ho rthl only! claims against the estate, of Esck a sulisequent'lesson, has to do with is true (v. 16); He is also the'] <2{ Sheldon street. Grand Rapids N. Yule, intv of said county, de­ the greatest commandment, was a Truth. CHANCERY SALE. He not only leaches lhe Mieh. Citz. 1776. Bell JL 169* 821 ceased, and iiinl all creditors of call for Him to decide the relativ.way of G im L but He is lhe way lo In pursuance and by virtue of a Woodward Avrn Detroit, Mich. decree of the Circuit Court for the said deceased are required lo pre­ ini|>ort;un-' of the commandment.", [God. Many a poor soul is decciv-l sent their claims to said Probale surely nol n hard question for the ed by the Haltering words of de-1 County of Barry and Stale of Mich­ reivers concerning (he Ixird; but igan, in Chancery, made and enter­ Court, al the Probate Office in the lawgiver Himself to meet, City of Hastings, for examination lesson Divisions. Linen Weaving In'Bohemia. He is deceived never. Ho said it ed on the 14th day of March, A. D. ami allowance, on or before the. 1st 206-208-210 State Street I. HYPOCRISY'S PURPOSE. 15 wa.s a temptnlinn. One of the oldest and moat Im* He saiv hypoc­ 1914. in a certain cause therein If. HYPOCRISY’S- PROCEDURE. risy hack of their 'courtesy. Ho portant Industrie* of northern Bohe­ pending, wherein Herman Soder day of December next, and lhal deinnibled a pieco of the tn<m<u< mia la that of linen wearing, which and Nunnio Soder were complain­ such claims will be heard before 16-17. III. HYPOCRISY PERCEIVED. secured from them lhe slalenxml furnishes employment under favor­ ants.ami Lyman Henry Chamber­ said Court. on Tuesday, the 1st day lion ami Bessie Chamberlain were of December next, nl ten o'clock in 18. able condition* to fully 25.000 peoplo HYPOCRISY PERPLEXED. Idefendanta. Notice is hereby gifeji, the forenoon of that day. Explained It. Real Boss. Dated Augusl 1st A. D. 1914. sp<>ke the Wnrds of v 21, which Who aro bo Skilled and clever, in tho that I shall sell al public auction WlgK--"Young BJones Blinks he is CHARLES M. MACK. The Outline Developed. have been selected as our gulden production of linn linen* that tlieso to the highest bidder, at the North scicntloua scruples moans?" Witness ” Judge of Probate. text. His words were fewer than good* arc favorably known and find n born leader." Wagg—"Oh, many a —"Yea, Indeed!" Lawyer— 'Well, Front Door of Uie Court House in men were hypocrites, and by One theirs, with a result contrary to a ready market in all parts of, tho fellow who thinks ho waa-born Ur tho City of Hostings. Barry Coun­ who never made a mistake in judg­ their expectations. command marries a woman who waa what does It mean?" Witnre*—"Well, Hml limy been world. • ty, Michigan, (that being tlig place Notice of Hearing Claims. ment nrz otherwise, who never faithful lo .God they rwuuld nol born to countermand."—Philadelphia my parents wanted nw to be a law­ of holding the Circuit Court for yer,' but I had ■cm!"—Boston Globe. ’ Slate of Michigan, County of needed to recall n spoken won I. Record. \__J ■Raid county), on Saturday the I2th who never hastily tillered anything tiles. Now since they were under day of September, A. D. 1914 nl 10 Barry, ss. Not ice is hereby given, lhal by an for which He later repented. So Gentile dominion, they bad obliga­ ran destiny- hostile dlraiiile bal­ o’clock in tho forenoon, the follow­ Thins Own Battle. ing described properly, via: nil that order of the Probate Court for the we will study about the hypocrites. tions bi lheir rulers. But. MUne- loons by dragging a sperially de­ •'Did you follow.(ho thread ot her In Uio battle of life wo cannot hire dlucourse?" "No; I soon saw that certain piece—or parcel—of land County of Bnrry, made on tho 6th First we nolo hypocrisy's purpose, thiiig Hint was not included in the signed bomb against them with a situate in the Township of Host­ day of August. A. D. 1914, four in v 15. The Word of God had question, “unto God the things lhal rope carried bhhfild air aeroplane a auballutc.—Harold Bell Wright. she just waited to string me.”—Judge. ion, county of Barry and state of months from that dale were allow­ withered the llg tree, but it did nol are God’s.'' No fault could be i (lying above them. ed for creditors to present their bring to repentance these men; found with His answer; nor did it Michigan, described ns follows: Tlid PUfUipinu Islands ils a tnarThe South one half ((%) of the claims against lhe estate of Henry They heard Ills Word against them, involve Him either as In His Messi­ UniInd States last year received kr-l for athletic goods. give great South (14) of the North West one Cohoon, tale of said county, de­ hut rejected Him and Hix Word. anic claims nr His relation io Ro­ 6,006,600 Immigrants. . promise, quarter (M) of section number ceased, and that all creditors of Some hear His Word and are man rule. They heard, rftarvellod. twelve (12), town number three said deceased are required to pre­ drawn to Him. These heard His left Him and went their way. What (3) North, of range number eight sent their claims to said Probate Word and "went.". They were a picture! They knew? were as­ (8' M est. Township of Hastings, Court, al lhe Probate Office in lhe henl on fulfilling the. Words which tonished: but left Him, tho only ^’uniy of Barr>’ and etate of City of Hastings, for examination He had spoken, but nol for ihe poke Ono who could heli* them, and and allowance, on or before the 7th of fulfilling them. Michigan. Rather in giv­ turner! to their own way 'Is. 53:0). day of December next, and lhal ing vent to lhe hatred in their un­ Irt n previous lesson Mk 11:18 we Dated July 28th. 1914. such claims will be heard before believing hearts they fulfilled called attention the astonish­ James M. Smith, said Court, on Monday lhe "th day them. They took counsel togeth­ ment and adoration of believers, Circuit Court Commissioner, of December next, at ten o'clock in er. seeking to work out a plan and the astonishment nnd stumb­ T n Barry County, Mich. the forenoon of lhal day. whereby they might lead Him lo ling nf unbelievers. Here we have Lee H. Pryor, Dalcd Augusl 6th, A. D. 191L speak some word that would put an illustration of tho latter. Solicitor for Complainants. where beeaure of Us Tb. hr.l CHARLES M. MACK. Him in the hands of the Roman Business Address, Hastings, Mich. Next week—The Great Com­ dos* proves. Judge of Probate. government that His life might be mandments, Mk. P2:28-44. .Mayr'* Wonderful Stomach Remedy taken, trialead of men being able Sincerely yours, clears the digs*tive tract ot mucoid to condemn Him through His or accrcllona and rcmovoa polaonou* Lee W. Amts. CHANCERY SALE. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. William .I.’. Oo»», Jl» Aldrich St­ their words, unbelievers are rather at tlo Creek, win troubled with atomIn pursuance and by virtue of a His Word. "8tny-nt.-IIome” Sufferers of Hoy State of Michigan, the probate condemned through YOl 14, TRAVEL FAR • decree of thp Circuit Court for the court for lhe County of Barry. troubles. They would entangle Him In talk. Fever and Asthma-Grl n Rollin County of Barry and State of Mich­ Al a. session of said court, held al Men today are triyng . to entangle of Foley’s Honey and Tar tn find such a line display of high nnd money with apeclalials ahd In'**-, igan, in Chancery,, made nnd enter- the probpte office, in tho city of God in talk. They declare their ('/impound! Crnde phunlnng as is tn be sqvn pvnxlvo treatments that failed. aaved their live*. od-on the 23rd day of June A. bl Hastings, 'jn< said county, on the discoveries of contradictions, mis­ Restful sleep, relief nnd comfort ere. You'll travel still farther lip took M.iyr'a Wonderful Stomach 1914, by th*? Hon. Frank D. M. DavU <VUi day ot Augusl A. D. 1914. takes, <»(c., in lhe Word which Grtd from choking, gasping aelltina~find to find sfirli low prices tillnched lo Jlenu dy at last and wonderful result* many Imitator*, so bo cautious. Ue of the Eighth Circuit, of Michigan, Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. hath snoken. and it may ho that tormenting hay fever for those who such high class . plumbing. -.So Collowed. When ho had taken only sure ll'a Mayr'u. Go to Mulholland'* presiding, in a certain’ - cause of PrenuliMinus deceived hearts believe that take Foley's Honey and Tur. Il save yourself lime. Itroibh1 mid dis- uno imttle ho wrote: drug store and ask them about the "I put inoro relief oul of one bottle 'wonderful therein pending, wherein Bamual In the matter of lhe estate of they uro entinglina God in His snread* a healing soothing coating appoinlnieiit by craning • here at results .It has been accomof your wonderful ei/miach remedy Dickie, Clement Smith ami William Elisa G. Day. deceased. talk, but’ God is not treribling for as it slide sdown a raw tickling once., Odr vii>rk wfll certainly ap­ among people they Know— llia/v 1 did In all my years of treating piisblnX H. Brace, constituting the Albion Oma E. Wilcox, granddaughter, His Word. nr sond to Geo. H. Mayr, Mfg. CbeinBeb. <:!2 is. still true. Ihroal. and stops irritating coughs peal to your judgment, our prices, with apecluHMl*. v College Endowment Fund Commit- having tiled in said court her peti­ Great is tho responsibility of those and summer colds.—Arthur Mul­ to your sense of economy. Ist. 154-lt* Whiling St., Chicago. IB., "if 1 bad all the money I hkve spent were complainants and Amos R. tion praying that the administra­ who reject His Word, as also is holland.—Adv, free book on stomach aliment* and for dubtor*' bllla 1 could btiy a farm. for many grateful letter* from people and Anna R. Haile Were de- tion of said estate bo granted to lhal of. those who wrvt II. Hy­ I will certainly Trccontmend Mayr's who have been restored. Any drug­ Notioe is hereby given, Lorenzo E. Mudge or some other pocrisy's efforts were, directed Wonderful Storivach Remedy." A scheme of duck extensions gut can fell you it* wonderful effset*. Il sell al public auction suitable person. againat Him. They would en­ Which Will t-nvi 87.560.660 has been Esit of PoHotfice For sale in Hastings by all drug­ test bidder, at the North It is Ordered. That tho Ulh'day tangle Him in Jalil. And now ob­ prepared by llifl Clyde trust special gists. —Adv. r of the Court House in of September A.' D. 1914, at ten serve their method. Phone 126 ■ Hastings remarkable remedy, with auch ascommittee of Glasgow. CegalI JMvtrtiiewtMts tbo City of HasUnirs, Barry County. Michigan, (that being the place of holding the Circuit Gouri for said county), on Saturday the 19lh day of September, A. D. 1914 at 10 o'clock In ttio forenoon, the follow­ ing cK«tibed property, via: all that certain piece or parcel of land sit­ uate in the township of Irvin*, county of Barn- and stale of Michi­ gan. described as fo lows. The northwest quarter (M) of the southeast quarter (U) I aljm the west one half (H) of Die southwest quarter (’i) of tho northeast quar­ ter (M), belli on section number sixteen ■16/. in town number four (4) north, range number nine (9) west, containing sixty (60) acres of land more or l«w. Dated Augusl '4th.. 1914. JAMES M. SMITH. Circuit Court Commissioner, Barry County, Michigan. CLEMENT SMITH. Solicitor for Complainants. Statement From W. H. Schantz I ftik! iwill uP°n ,he dcalerMK International Sunday School Lesson AMERICAN DRINK HABIT Steel Fence Posts Are cheaper than wood; very durable; can not be damaged by fire, heat, cold, moisture or lightning. Not lifted by frost. Cured in Three Days Con be driven in any ordinary soil, and require no staples. They take on any style of wo­ ven fence, barbed or smooth wire. Therp’s nothing about them to get out of order; theyr’e easily moved. Theyr’e uniform in size, length and appearance. Tested for 15 years and found Absolutely Satisfactory. Neal Institute Goodyear Bros. Hardwai/e and Implements Phone 1 WE OOGIORS EMH101111 flOB-OESIOBEO II ONE ME F. A. BROWN & CO. �wrwr- not HASTINGa BAMG3. AVGUST ro, 4»i L PAGE NINETEEN THE PANAMA CANAL OPENED TO WORLD'S COMMERCE SATURDAY Tho Greatest Englnrcring Work Ever Attempted Curried Through Hy American Men mid Money. An event of.lrainiciindenl Impor­ tance to the world look place Sat­ urday afternoon when the Panama Canal was formally opened to the commerce of tho nations. This hitf ditch, the superhuman task of building which has challenged lhe admiration of the world, hU-Wn cotnideled in leu time hy several months than was estiinaled when the work begun. The expense has beo<i upwards of WlMi.OOu.tKMI, Hui no one regrets it. When the na­ tions of earth shall “war no more," and shall strive to excel in lhe arts of peace, this great achievement of American men and money will bo more appreciated than il is today. And il is an achievement for which wit owe no apologies (<> Columbia, mid no soothing $25,<WM),ouo salve -to lhal nation on the- lliedry lhal we have injured her in any way. As a inatler of fart lhal country has heritf immensely benefltled. The Bryan effort lo mulct this country fur 000.000 to pay that greedy bunch of grafters, who long delay­ ed this great work, and would have shipped il if they could, ought to fa IK Hui for- lhe Canal, nn American Inslifutiiin, and the greatest eiigiiiecring work in all history. tel all Americans rejoice and he Ihunkful. . Butter! ries. Stand the bake dish in a pan of water In a hot- oven and bake POSSIBILITIES until the cake is well puffed up, dry and uiedy browned. Sol ve each portion of c$ko with berries and juice dipped over II. ‘ After Ealing Onions. Kill a leaf of parsley, or drink a glass of milk, and (lio unpleasant smell and taste will at once disap­ pear. .Summer Italiiteff Hint. • An Ideal summer bath can be had by slicing three or four lemons or limes and putting- them into the daily bath fully a half hour liefure il is used—this imparts a sense of freshness, and tho skin is thor­ oughly cleansed.. This bath is a favorite in the Wcsl Indies. Pickled Sweet Corn. Shuck and silk the roasting cars and place on the stove in a large kettle of boiling water. Allow them to cook twenty minutes after they commence to boil. Then lift them mit, pul them in a tub of strong brine, weighing them down so that no ears remain above the brine, and tie a cloth over tlm top of tub. When ready to eat them, remove the number of ears you want from Ihu brine arid place them in a bucket of water for a .day to freshen. Change the wa­ ter al least twice during this lime. Then lake them out, split the grains, scratte from tho cob nnd cook us usual, bul with a flinch of, soda added. Sfiould the brine mold, do not change' it, but re­ move tlm skim of mold. In this way sweet coni will keep all win­ ter. Okra nnd cucumbers which have been washed, then placed in Jars of strung brine, Will Keep sev­ eral months. Iron Stands l.'MM) Years. in Delhi slnuds u wrought-iron column which was placed there nearly I3(X> years agd and today Those who till tlm soil are Hie Provisions of German Law shoe's praclically no signs 6T . de­ chosen people of God. Agaimtt Unfair C<mi|M-lilioiL terioration. I'rirfning is as old as the human 1. Whoever in business transac­ race nml is yet in its infancy. tions for lhe piirfiose of competi­ A Gocxl Mouth Wash. Success is bound lo come lo the tion, enters upon undertakings If you suffer from tender gums farmer who plans white he plows. winch are against good customs, No civilization has ever advanced can be compelled lo desist and lo rinse tho mouth three times a day. with a tumblerful of tepid winter, beyond ils agricultural develop­ pay damages. • ment. 2. Whoever in public anriounce- to which has been added a teaNo termer is successful who nicnte or communhlnlions makes siHxmful of tincture of myrrh and incorrect stalenicnls concerning'his a teaspoonful uf powdered borax. thinks more of his barn than ha of his home. ■'■■mujerrial stunding or lhe cir- The myrrh is an astringent and dors The development of Hie fanner rmnslmiei-s, tho tamree, the method hanlens the gums, and the borax himself must precede the full de­ of manufacture or the prices of nets as an antiseptic^ velopment of tlm ground he tills. goods or industrial products, or the Tlm most* beautiful fuel ip Jtiip art of manufacture or the place Tdimito Soup. farmer's work is that everything of manufacture of his wares, or I’eid 2 pounds of nice ripe to­ Im planlsjs a lesson in faith. the iiossession of a special dtetinc- matoes and cut iu two. liemove Toe best fanner does not bother lion in his wares, or the cause or seeds. Take a slew pan lo hold aim of a sale or tlm amount of lhe four quarts of liquid,' put therein 2 about getting ahead of his neigh­ stuck, in a way calculated to give ounces of butler ,one onion finely bor;, his great business is to get Hie appearance of- a' particularly chopped, and melt togeljier for ahead of himself. We must give to tho people who . favorable Offer, can bo forced to three minutes to heat only, bul not discontinue the improper -rcjpre- lo color, otherwise the soup will be live -on tlm farm the same educa­ tional advantages for their child­ seiilal ion. t spoiled, adding one teaspoonful of ren as those of the cities enjoy. 3. Whoever,, .with a view lo giv­ castor sugar and a little salt. lie­ The country clergy is an agency ing the appearance nf a particular­ move from the tire and add a large of much potentiality because the ly favorable offer, makes in public labb*s|H«onful of Hour. Drop all rural life movement is religious as announcement .staieini-nls know­ the tomatoes into the mixture, mix well as individual and social. ingly false •hnd Calculated lo niis- well together with two tnblcspoonThen* should bo a social and ah lead uiKin Hie subject of his com­ fuls uf Mirepoix. Thon add two mercial standings, etc, etc., will be quarts-of meat stock (not clarilled) industrial survey. of every com­ The pastor, the teacher ■ punished wilh imprisonment .of One Isril briskly, stirring nil tlm while, munity. nnd the school and church officials year and wilh a line of 5,(MM) marks then allow lo boil gently for one aro they who should make such a or wilh either of these peualties. hour. Skim off grease from lime survey. t. If in public, advertisement lo time and pass through a fine animuneeuienl Is made of ihe sale sieve; return to slewpau, season -In a recent survey of a communuf products which have corm- from with pepper and salt or tabasco, ily in New England, the average -a bankrupt estate bul which no and, if nut thick enough, u little ar­ annual income of 151 farthers who longer belong to the remained of rowroot or focule diluted in a little hnd a common school education the bankrupt estate, any reference cold water will slightly thicken! wns $229. while the average net in­ to the FoutTg of lhe product from and to the smoothness. The soup come of 122 farmers of the same the bankrupt- estate is "forbidden. is particularly nice with rico .and locality with ri high school educa­ annually. This was Violation of this provision -is pun­ the starch waler in which tljo rice tion wns ished by a line ot I5f> murks or by is boiled will serve Xo thicken lhe worth to each farmer who possess­ ed it $253 ench year. imprisonment. tomato soup. 5. Whoever ih public adverlisrinent announces the sale of prod­ Discascs Piny Havoc With A Cure for Warts. ucts under lhe designation of a Michigan Ilogs An excellent and safe euro for clearance sale is required in the Diseases caused Hie swine brec’duiiiiounreniem to give the reason warts is to touch them twice a ers of Michigan lo lose ?l,i()0 hogs, which has occasioned the clearance day with a drop of aromatic vine­ valued at 91,lOl.(MM) lost year, ac­ sale. If reasons are nut given lhe gar, which you can procure for a cordin? to a report which has ju-l few pence from any chemist's. Tlm penally is a tine of 150 marks. been issued by the Department of rt. Whoever in the case of an ad- wart will turn black, and can then Agriculture. A vertiM'ipi'lil of a clearance sale of­ he picked out from tlm foot. This is an average death rate of fers for sale goods which have little bleeding results,' but this will During lhe been obtained for. lhe purimsu of soon cense. Tlm wart will nol re­ (12 per l.(MM) head. year 1913 tho ratio wns 10 per I,the sale shall be punished by im­ turn nor any scar remain. (XM) head nnd a total of 52,500 were prisonment for one year and a Hue lost. The latest census reports uf.5,000 marks or wilh either of Neapolitan Ice ('.ream which are dated January t, 1911, these punisliments. Scald one quart of crenm in a show that Ihure are 1,313,000 head 7 Tin* announcement of a. clear­ ance sale includes* all announce- double boiler do not ix>il IL Beat of hogs in Michigan and they are the yolks.of six eggs wilh oen cup valued al $10,150,000 or $12.30 per meids of a similar nature whether of sugar until Ifhht ami foamy. head. the sale of good* Is being made lwTho fnrmera of the enlirf. nation cause of discontinuance of certain Bent Um whites of three eggs until sllir, nnd fold into the yolks and last year |<ml.7,00tJk)Q. head of hogs lines'nf goods or because .of- cut­ sugar. Add a pinch of salt. 1‘our from disease. Tneir total value ting down the stock. Henson and inventory sales which tlm hot cream into lhe eggs—a Hi­ was $75.<M)O.(M)() nnd lhe death rate arc so -i:i(e»l in lhe announcement lle ula time and beating constantly. 119 per I,(MX). and w|iich occur in lhe ordinary Turn back into the double boilec coiir.se of liusiness have no appli­ and cook very slowly until of Hie Strain BRIDGES BUILT OF BAMBOO cation* except as to the number, consistency of custard. lime and extent of the usual seasun and allow to ’get perfectly cold. Experim«nt» Have Shown That Typ< inventory sales, winch shall be de­ Flavor and freeze. ' • termined by an administrative of Construction Is Easily Built iMiard. For Cooking Greens. and Durable. Both owner and agent are liable When .cooking greens, place a for an improper tinimuncemeiU by small piece Of butler in tlm waler. In Dutch Java the government on an agent provided lhe owner hud This will prevent . Hmm from boil- glneors have constructed a road knowledge thereof. mu over and w>n also keep the of­ Pictorial or other reprvaenlnlions fensive odor from passing off into bridge, more than a hundred feel long with a central span of over sixty feet calculated to lake (he plncn of pub- I he . room. . entirely of bamboo. The roadbed !> Ijslied announcements aro prohib­ composed of bamboo mafttng, which Is ited. • Celery With 'TnnialX Sauce. covered with a layer of dry earth. In Cook some celery ami lay while profile tho bridge resembles a alecl The Bath. very hot on bullertid toast in a hot structure, but all the members aro George C. Boldt, tho doyen ot the dish. Pour over some rich to­ bamboo rods. It is estimated that hotel-keeping world, said in New York: mato sauce and serve aLonce. such a bridge should be good for ten "It is now tho excellent fashion— or fifteen years. ' ~ an<J this fashion will bo permanent— Clearly Explained There are two kinds of bamboo used lo build hotels with a bath for every Men who sit sUll in Blreol cars in building and cabinet maklnif in ths bedroom. • . white women’'stand and give as East—one having solid and tho olhet “I remember tho time—of course, J their excuse the assertion that wo­ hollow stems. The solid; seen In Jap was then Very young—when bathi men do nol thank them when they anoae furniture, ia much; smaller than were'not so necessary. In fact. I ones do offer their seats will like Hits the hollow, but both belong to the overheard a little boy say to his fathoi Btory: The man arose and gave his seal' same species. In the construction ot tn a hotel corridor: bamboo houses no nails are used. The “ ‘Pa, what aro Knights of tho Bath? to a girl. "Qh, thank you most kindly, sir," parte are bound together with lash •"Why. Saturday nights, of course," Ings formed from the skin of tho bam­ she replied. tho father replied "Doni mind ber being polite.’’ boo itself.—Popular Electricity. "Anoltyer time vro put a rich old explained a sad-fuced woman, lady from the country—this, too, was taking het to a sanitarium." ages ago—In our best room, a room Infection and Insect Bitrs Dangerous. with a bath. , Recipe for the Gravy. Mosquitoes, flics and other in­ "The room clerk asked her In tho This is the recipe for lhe gravy. sects which breed quickly in gar­ morning how she had slept. She hid a Boil the stems and skins of tlm bage p.iiD, popds and Stagnant wa­ yawn behind hor hand hnd answered: mushrooms with a bunch of par­ ter, barns, musty places, etc, tire “Tjhe bed wng good, and I'd have sley and a sprig of thyme in .the carriers of disease. Every lunu slept fine, young map, only I was liquor in. which the. celory wns (hey bite you, they inject poisAh afraid somebody would bo wanting a slewed. Thicken with potato flour. into your system from which some ■bath, and tho Idea of atr.angers passing Squeeze in a liltte lemon, strain dread disease* may result.' Get a back and forth through my room won. and pour over the ragout. bottle of Sloan's Liniment. Il is antiseptic and a few drops will ried me so I just couldn't snatch a Berry- Pudding. neutralize the infection caused by wink." Any berries may bo used for Ihls insect biles or rusty nails. Sloan a dish. Pick over and spread them Liniment disinfect* cuts, bruises John Johnson, of -Georgetown. generously upon (he bottom of the and sores. You cannot afford to bo Del. has. b«en defeated 10 consecu­ bake -dish; cover liberally with without it tn your home. Money tive times m attempts lo be elected sugar. Now prepare a plain sweet back if not saiisited. Only 25c al coroner. Now making his twenty- cake baiter and pour over the bei- your Druggist—Adv. OF Butte'r! . Butter! DAIRYING Are you having trouble getting good butter? If so TRY ('i:\ STAL PRIDE,‘it will please you, put up in 1 lb, 2 Has, 3 lbs and 5 lbs packages. All stores handle the 1 lb prints, we will fur­ nish you with the other sizes, or will pack your crock if you will bring it to the Creamery. Crystal Pride is DIFFERENT from most Creamery BUT­ TER, it has a flavor, you will like, it is made from good whole­ some pasteurized cream always the same, well salted with the very best salt money can buy. Let us fill you a five pound crock we are sure y.QU will like it and will use no other.- Unuca for th# next 25 yeart wo- will have nearly two hundred million peopte to feed. Since milk i> one of the | cheapest animal foods, rightly edn-; ■ ducted dairying 1> certain to be profil- pwy so large a profit as tn dairy fann­ ing. yet ita possibilities uro Httlo realised, even by tho best men en­ gaged In that occupation. Tho profits on most dairy fann-i might easily be doubled. Like any other business, it Is made up of an Infinite number of, small details, and unless all of these I economical producer of human food of any of our dom> stlc animals, nnd aa she is lhe machine for converting crops into dairy products, tho surest profit and wisest economy Is In se­ curing tho best machines obtainable. Ono cow may not pay for tier board, while another, wilh the Mme amount of feed and care, may yield a profit of >75 a year. Tho wise dairyman keeps the latter kind. SELECTION OF BEST BREEDS A dairyman who has had experience ■ays tliero aro good reasons for not mixing tho cream uf different dairy CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO HASTINGS, MICH PHONE.533 S100 Reward, $100 Chink of henry Smith grand Rapids, IBicb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens. 5173 Fann Phones— Bell. 651 Citizens. 6251 Announcing The New Typewriter =0LIVER No WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS We pay you the*HIGHEST PRICES. Wc-operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. We depend uponiioing ■ LARGE VOLUME of business [at;* SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Velte & Co. Op.C.LIS. hiu.57 Hiitlip E ANNOUNCE AN AMAZING MODEL- W Thc OLIVER No. Tr-t Typewriter ot lupcrcxcellence, with automatic devices and refinements that mark the zenith of typewriter progress. A marvel of beauty, speed and easy action. Typewriting efficiency raised to the nth power. The OLIVER No. 7 embodies all previous Oliver innova­ tions and new scll-ucting devices never seen before‘on any type­ writer. A leap in advance which places The Oliver ten years ahead of its time. So smooth in action, so light to the touch, so cow breeds. Ho soya Ibero te au ad­ easy to run, that experts are amazed. A model that means to the vantage in having but one breed rep­ typist delightful ease of operation. resented In firhaio dairy herds; that A model that means a higher standard of typewriting, longer and better service. ■ The- Nd. 7 is now on exhibit and sale at all Oliver Branches and Agencies throughout the United States. Detroit Business Unliersify FIRE INSURANCE tow*a milk. And tho temperature ot cream In churning Holstein cream. If applied to Jersey cream, would keep the chum on the go for nn unreason­ able time, white the aarne temperature of Jersey cream, if applied to Holstein cream, would result In a great loss dY butter fat and a soft butter, lacking gralu. There Is no difference in churn ability of all breeds of cops, and ateo la the separation of butter fat from tho milk. Choose your breed and stick RESULTS FROM GOOD SIRES Ona county In Iowa whoro the use of pure-bred tlnlry circs was Intro­ duced 20 years ago now produces 7,400 pounds of creamcry butter per Capitol Savings « Loan AssaciatiM, Lansing, Mich. where icrub bulls aro still in use, or where beef bulls are usud in dalry berds. Because tho result of using a known where a Hereford sire was be­ ing used In n herd of high-grade Guernseys bccauY’o the man who had the Hereford bull tor sale said they were pretty good milker*. Such changes and mixing ot blood never improve, but Invariably weaken the stock. Tho first rost of a good dairy bull calf Beams hoary to a man not Way to Salt Butter. Placing frosh butter into strong brine and allowing it to remain until It has absorbed mfficlont salt to pre-, serve it, is ono of tho best ways to salt butter. In thia way there la no danger'that the butter 'will pot be s^Ub4'evenly and wbroughly Withnflt leaving'any h-inl. gritty pieces of salt UK.lt to disgust tbo consumer. Cllcifi, tlliimi A Siilm R, I. Cl. io new iikmIi*! — ____ .fincjiLs, rvlinrfiivnls mid-neiv , tlnitt wc cau even cnuiricrate "utK-hor ki'js" and the new iiutoinalir features iqean less work lor tin- hands, levs .strain on lhe eyes, less nianiial and mental clfort. Hiih all of these masterly moilhinii-.il improv I'nirnis- we have nuido Hie nuu-hinc more hcuutiful and symmetrical. From excry s)alidpo|nl ih'' OLIVEIt N’n. 7 at­ tains stificrluiiie cxrcllriirc. Nothing yon could wish for fans lieeii omitted. The new devices, reIliiemriilK. iniprovemriils and conirniemes found on'the No. 7 represviit aii.eiuirmoiis outlay uq^l lastly hirrfasc its lahie—the prire has iml been arfUmcisI one penny. Wc Time Table tn Effccs Mareb •, 1B11. 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Borrower The OLIVER Typewriter Co. iOliver Typewriter, Building on To determine whether a- cow Is profitable or not, you must know what she produces and what'U costa to produce tba* food. -BANNER WANT. ADVS. PAY, A Word to the Banner Want Ads They Get D9D li �THE HASTTNGfi BANNER AUGUST 20, PAGE TWPrtY IN hi» neighbor. John Roberts, on fishing trip to Grand river tr lew day* «•*>. but Ihn ineii had not even I got their poles “'I before Mr. Rob­ erts became entangled in his line THIS WBEK’S NBWS IN ’nnd the next thing the grind elder knew there was considerable wail­ NRAR-BY COUXTIHS. ing from hi* roinpanu’iie. direction. DcMiint Mason, of Butternut, .it- Mi. Robert”' really felt hk>- -ilting down, but II-- couldn't I” ’". for I tie exhibiting a fine-* piece of wood b<H.k had beaten him to it. A surcarving. It is an exact reproduc. Hon. four fret long, of a Pete Mar­ fore Mr. Rolierl*'could quette passenger engine, mul was wbitl|c<l out with a jack knife. 1 • d that Imok Opce me.-. ClicoUtl Southwestern Michigan Be Good To Your Land • No land in Barry Cnirnty or Michigan, can stand continuous '‘cropping" without DESTROYING it' lertility. Every BUSHEL of grAin that’you raise ami sell from y<»ur farm TAKES AWAY just so much fertility. Some larulfe NOT MUG 6 In our farming operations wc used a great deal of Homestead Fertilizers. There’s one sure way—USE HOMESTEAD FERTILIZERS. They “put Lack” in to the latnl lhe very element you “draw out" when you take off - They gave by far the best results of any of the many kinds wc tfiedr That’s a crop oi grain. Homestead Bone Black Fertilizer is ina<|g*chiefly of BONE why wc secured the .Agency for them when we went into the EtCVfitOFBusi- ' uro. WE KNOW WHAT THEY WILL DO. We know that everyqrje who uses them will be pleased—and that’s the kind of article wc sell. GROL'ND lt< >XE. It is more than a stimulant to the land, and its benefits Now is the time to order your fertilizer and wc will be glad to talk can be noticed for several years. That is WHY it is BETTER for your lathi with anyone thinking of buying. Wc know we can do you a lot of good. than chemical fertilizers, which arc useful only for ONE YEAR. Owing lo sine? I nn which ym with ”, ... ' dreel hnd-. :........... - j Just -’ll years ago witnessed the II'.'' '■ ,l. I famous'log Jam lhal still, lives in b"'!-' [Hi.- mi'inory of many of lhe nbl-r; 1 RG'al maiiihaliitant's uf Grand Ra|»bls- And!a,hl, ninny who were sinhll boys Hi.-n luatknl'l'- a- it Leonard1 down the stream and the rising ie -train water brought the solution. Tho inii.-i ■ia,n *” nmlily inarkbd tho de11... ,-,|tie of the lumbering industry in ; SI ' ii.'.l .ml It He KO < oOlces, f claimed li American) waiting ft lion. Soi «<> Ihnl ni HASTINGS, MICH PHONE 18 brought in all their outlying fami­ lies and prepared for a second at­ tack, which they knew was com­ ing. The Sirtux buried lheir dead ,Uv"r r,,r in the interval, but lhe Omaha* 'l"''d with which Hie outlying for- eould not do -O. a* they lltul |o-t e.-ts were denuded x‘"'i made other tlie engagement and Indian rille* uf bnttli! demanded that they .leave *"K •to,l,s nn hnpos-iliility. hnd buried lheir dead. Oftsn, to this day, when the sexton u digging a grave, lie unearths the bones of an Indian killed in tho groat battle. Upon the advent of the while* in Nebraska, they lirnid I ram l'i" In­ dians (he slm-ies of Ute great bal- •Mtf’lK, fl Announcement. in neutral through I No further attack wan made that ration of Hie battle ground was day and nt midnight tin* alie* I01I. Through the note* and data quietly struck ramp nnd started left. by 1 >r. Bowman. this ha* ju«t t.iimle<l logs from one side of the for the Missouri, where lived their been rediscovered nnd the history made in Grand Ha|istream to tlie other. *J'nr many friends and fellow tribesmen. The is to he plari-d in the Nebraska davs Hm loss name frhm many —. ..................................... — ,1 Hight continued until nfler day­ Stale Museum. mi!.. »n th.. riv..r-tln. >wli..n or ”".'.'' » .•.•ll>l>ar?lIV.-ly .-innll light. during which they wen1 not •> • • ----- - -.r,.ni lumbering! ’•N ,,f timber cut tn Hie siirThen they stopped to days— until nn rounding country was mamifaet- NEW THE MODERN. TOWN OF molested. Trivial Detail. Buy a farm now. If. the war ini'dhdricl in have breakfast nnd to rest a little amo. The gr-it ""••I IbereTtiere were 1.1g STANTON. NEHostess, (to young fiancee)—"And while. Europe rent tour, farm prnd'ir.. a* h;iii rjiiiif_ crashing .Mwn "intis in I.rand Hawn where tlm JiiHKk t ■0 you are really going to bo mar­ . . . ’ 1 1 . .. . umbelwas rut nml shiim. d ..lit l.v • -HHAShA. well as farm land will doiiliio in a th,, stream for day.*............................ . . _______ . After two hours’ fest, camp was ried next month, my dear. Well. I broken and the light continued. think your future husband seems a very short lime. The pti.e of f (l alwne i.iand Rapid* w.i- a ml- * . .......... , ’,l1" 1 1' . ___ I am one of the candidates for farm produce >* going up every of ing* j.unm.d K.g.n- r ho-■ ;4,000 FELL IM LAST GREAT charming man. By the by. what does County Treasurer on tho republi­ day and no 'mm ran slop : |<?7j<.}yWmos*! i J"'>- "«i. h'» i CONFLICT BETWEEN TRIBES on, catching the ntlies'oui of bat-! he doT’ "Oh—«r—well er—d you can ticket. lie formation. Th- Oninll.is and) know. I really haven't had time to aak Own a piece of lhe earth mu) high 1 skilled Tivrrmen wlin sought to I had bren almost ............. .............. .............. I am a farmer, reside in Orange­ ■ :................... . .... ■rw....iv rain in iwo ' IPoncas were surrounded mid bun-1 him; but 1 expect papa could tell ■iver. overflowed its Hundreds of Skeletons DiMoverrd ,dr<-ds of men, wmn-ii and cliildren' you.’ll you particularly want to know.” ville township, amt have been sup­ month? for soine-of qur. bargains next ?JI|‘w4n,L down ervisor from that township nine' ' Where 8|oux Defeated lhe Allied ' bunk* were killed. Finally thOmaha.* • — Punch. ......... 'Grand Haven. v broke through tlm Sioux lines nnd years. Ometims and Poncas. But tlm Sioux reformed into lumber for Hu- markets nf th? Orangeville hasn’t lieen repre­ In view <»f the fact tlie .Nebraska escaped. J and overtaking Hie fleeing Indian* ■iiii-ii ............. , ................ . sented on lhe ticket in years, amt lo )«»1 were “seriously menaced. <oine of ................ icah For ml y lias just ',launeh-d anqlber bitter attack in Sarmc Un Rinaiiili tU in -dWiiilely locating, ; wc feel entitled to this nomination. it was estimated Itkii) Indi­ iFnanufaciured. When tlie break them fnrr.sl h. shut down fora sue ..... ...A’li of Stanton, Neb., the which TrulMti lir 111 Dlllt ill , I am pledged In no one, and if. HASTINGS AND DELTON. MICH. cam-. t<*>.<100.11110 feet of log*, lumbime. J m- .lay* il." river site of Hit- great liattle iu which tlie 'ans were killed. DRUG Hill! ling over each other, many of Hmm 1 i»resonl.si n menace Hint gave the SiniiX Indians broke the strength elected will conduct the office on That night tho Omaha* camped rnrnmunity .gn-aV people Mrictly business principles. I near the present town of W«-sl ------------ lend over'end. were forced down! ■ndilem of lireak- uf the Omaha* and Poncair mul by 1Point. N.-b, nnd it wns Imre thal!((lMES Fn0}| A. W. HtWI.EY OF will appreciate your support nl tho iv> .sill Iw. nt t i.nrl-< il 'lr,'nm causing ile*f rucli«n to vnl- ciinver fir will be ul Charles H. Hauers ||nli](> |,rolH.rtv< >nlt: Gr!Uid Trunk tlie siliiject of killing more Ilian 30U0 of the atlie*. Hie attack was imide tlm next: i Primaries on August 25.—Adv.. SMlVWC MILD, reduceil those two tribes from Lak office in Hastinfls. every ba|-1 bridge which still exi.-l*. alllmm.lij Alfred M. Nevins. of tlm .> of tii<‘ logs rmiManlly piling- th-ir.position al lhe head of trails- morning. Chief Logan, unlay. • several limes rebuilt, wn» nlmort| , , u~.i»v '.Missouri t|ulimis, io a -secmiduiy 'Ornahas, led a charge against the .. Smux in an effort to break through ? place from whence they never .1. 1... 1. . 1 . . ..... Ill>.l■illll■—\>nv Hr Nevt-l* itilllK PROFFESSIONAL CARDS again em-rgefl. AH Western In­ n Drink—Snys II Wu> n GikmI dian tribe* speak of this buttle as ed and thereafter tlm retreat was a IlIVCNlinCRl. mu* of the gn^atest ever known be­ route the Sioux hanging on tlie Saranac, Miclu Feb. Il, tOOB. PHYSICIANS tween tnihmis. and mor- red men flank of tlm fleeing Omaha like fqken Mr. Guy A. Beckwith^ Manager, wolves. Lone Foot had l.,\... . <lied during the three days it raged Grand Rapids, Mich. . command after Ixigan ’ s death ami i Ilian in any similar period of Indi­ A. & C. H. BARBER, Dcar.Sir: In reply lo yqur kind Inn warfare. Juslthow many Sioux there was nothing tlm Omaha* and 1 Physicians and Snrgeona. letter I cannot express my thanks wen* killed cau-never, .be known. Poncas could do hut run. ' The massacre continued until in wonts for what the Keeley Cure Call* in city or country, responded to Iml tradiliqm-of that tribe are to Hie effect Hiat 1000 of lheir war­ noon, when the Sioux withdrew. lias done for me and my family. with promptness, day or night. riors were /lain by the Umahas Three thousand Omaha* and Pon­ We have taken more prhisure mid and Poncas during the three days cas were dr.nl. and lheir bodies comfort in the last year Ilian ever B. WILLISON, D. D. S., before. . of fighting. The number of shun a Hastings, Mich. on both side/ were, .as nearly as of the allies. It was live year* lie-;| I now have a happy homo nml I can bp ascertained, about 4tM). Ii^r fore the Omaha* and Poncas found that is more Hinn I could say eighteen months ngo. Tlm treat ­ In formation by which'the site of Hie heart lo revisit-Itm battlefield. ment cunul mo nnd made a man of I battle was located, was obtained the meantime. Dr. Bowman hail JOHN M. GOULD 1 from th- diary of'lhe late Dr. W. L. passed that way and seeing so me. I have never wanted a drink skeletons, hnd of the stuff. LAWYER Bowman of Stanton, who was led to many thousand The-KMt»y, to my miiul, is-tWo * stuily lite subject because of' the learned oMhe groat battle. over Grigsby & Brooks Office The burial parly of tin- Ornahas best way li> wisdom and tiit”j;lioaf>. ti-ld of skeleton' he found in tlm „ ... est and best investment n man /an Phone 17a ) valley of Hi- Elkhorn lUver. Ex- worked for weeks... gathering thFarmers and residents of Barry County, “take a day off,” relax a little HASTING*, MICHIGAN T7i-n IravaHnii* rw'iilly made near Sfan- honre-Trf their tribesmen. A. W. Hawley. | tun. in which hundreds of ekelctba^ they dug on- groat liole and with after a hard season’s work; come to Assyria Center on SATURDAY, AUG. Home 'Treatment for Tobacco, 1 were unearthed, substanligte Hie Indian ceremonies lasting seven But WhyT days, they buried all in one huge Ncurasthcnlu or Nerve Exhaus­ 29; “get acquainted with your neighbors,” and have a good, whole day of [data left by Dr. Rowan. If a man camo to mo and asked tion. grave. Later, they piekml up sev­ I The pum as and Omaha*, who eral hundred more skeletons and wholesome “fun.” We’ll be glad to see you, and we’ll do our best to give For further information or liter­ whether I, wanted a bydromerapod. 1 Lbveit lugelher on thfi banks of Hm Mis'otiri. were on. the annuaj buried these in a smaller grave. ature in regard lo the Keeley should naturally say no.—Loudon you a good time. Y'ou’ll be glad you came, and so will we. the town of Straiten was! Treatment address the Keeley In­ Truth. 1 spring buffalo hunt in the year When enough Uhel stitute, 733-735 Ottawa avenue, N. IHWt. when there were few white founded, curiously town cemetery was located npon W. Grand Rapids, Mirlu or phone Canada now has a debt of $510,I men in all Nebraska. There wen* tho very bill whore the Ornahas Cilz. 57«t5 or Bell Mtiin Hurt. 714.6W. 1.700 Omaha warriors and.500 l*onPROGRAM: /HERE’S OUR lea brave*. In adflition were 4000 . (>1d men, wom-ii and children who ’ w-re taken along to cure the meat prize 2:30—Pie Eating Contest: 8:00 A. M.—Ball Game, Assyria vs. Ma­ ' and prepare it for tho return 50c $1.00; 2nd • • . ple Grove; winners $10.00 I .. . . .1 ........ 1..... >■__ ...1.. L-t-i-.t t:im w.i. LOCATE SITE Of INDIAN BATTLE Ezra Morehouse & Co. SPORTS DAY 10:00 A. M.—Clay Pigeon Shoot, Assyria. Lacey and Pennfield; prize $5.00 12:00 M.—Dinnef served by the Ladies' Aid Society*. 12:30—Barrel Race: 1st prize $r.oo; 2nd 50c 12:45—Running Jump; 1st prize Si.op; 2nd 50c 1:00—Standing Broad Jump; isl $1.00; 50c 2nd prize - - 1:15—High Jump; 1st prize $1.00; 2qd 50c 1:30—Bag Race; 1st prize $1.00; 2nd 50c 1:45—Hundred Yard Dash: 1st prize 50c a:oo—Boys’ Foot Race, undet 12 years of age; 1st prize $1.00; 2nd 50c 2:15—Girls' Foot Race, under 12 years of age; 1st prize $i.op; 2nd 50c .3:15—Bicycle Race, one mile; rst prize 5OC $1.00: and • $1.00 3:30—Climbing Greased Pole; 1st 3: 45—Wheelbarrow Race; 1st prize $1.00; and • “ -" • 50c 4: 00—Potato Race, mounted; rst prize 50c $1.00: and ...... 4:15—Best Appearing Single Rig; prize • • 2 lbs. Candy 4: 45~ JVorst Appearing Rig: prize $1.50 5: 15—Best Song Sung.by Young Lady; prize ................................ $2.00 5:30—Tug oi War, Assyria vs. Maple Grove Box M. M. Cigars DANCE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. M. E. TUCKERMAN, Clerk. F. S. SCHRODER, Treasurer. J..F. WRIGHT. Marshal. fj. C. TOMPKINS. Judges 'A. T. SHEPARD. (C. E. COX. desiinntio day* ago. ened nnd meeting All of i church. ' ie were n ■* air «nng **< Th • much ne Tlm Iml the SI. Ki turn on G turn on <» wngers." silks nnd booking* Sime of l lion until F Assyria, Saturday, Aug. 29 2: 45—Gfacker nnd Whistle Race; 1st 50c prize $1.00; and ’ ■ • 3: 00—Fat Man's Race; 1st prize $1.00; 50c 2nd ... - <>w|ng I" H —at— These Indians nnd the Sioux had 1 been al wnr for time immemorial. In fart, tlm Sioujf were always al war with every other nation with­ in striking distance. The Sioux was against all men and all men were against tlm Sioux. But the omahas and Poncas were: .far from the Sioux country—fourj 'i<f five hundred miles, nnd they were nol expecting an attack of any kind. They believed the Sioux to 1 Ih> in Montana hunting buffalo. In-1 stead. imHi lighting Sioux, in light inarching order, without women, children or baggage, were nn tho trail'of the <)inalias nnd Poncas. Tlm allies finished their hunt. I cured Urn meats nnd were prepar­ : ing to return to lheir homes. Tlm , hunting had been good_nnd every pony Was loaded down with jerked ; buffalo meat for food nnd buffalo hides for tlm puepone of making ! clothing, tepees and blnnkets. Tlm Imnlers were armed with bows- and arrows, muskets and long lilies. One morning at dawn, the Sioux made art attack upon the big camp of allies. The camp was strelchjed out for several miles along the river and tlm Sioux attack was I made simultaneously al nil points. ,'t lm tight lusted two hours nnd ; hundreds fell on either side. Then . I lie Sioux withdraw just rtufiof rang-* and made prepnraUonn to re• new the balltn_ Tho Omnhns • • , . ----- • . iSth for tnrn. We news frun THOSE W Will Ik Stebbins Ihis ' Carvelh ■ If youie been on? of llmsc who thought It was economical to bake your 01111 bread—wc wimt'you to ronvlnre yourself of your mistake. For one month lake a vn ent ion from bread making. Watrli your gits bill mid see how much you sure—watch vourself amt see how-much better you fee) out of 1ml kitchen; watch your groc­ ery MH. «ud sec how much you have Ims»ii spending for flour. Tlie time sin cd can be pul to many Hibigs tliul are of more value Hnm what little you might possibly save by baking. Wc buy materials much cheaper Hum you do, we buy lhe best materials made—wc make thousands of loaves, by machinery, aial when the whole Is summed up—you really don’t save money bak­ ing ui Inline. • HASTINGS POTATO BREAD TTiiA H handling the ptist ' ing slit'lf school bo< good ax they ran • . .■ ' I’j.lMiked better than home made bread—Wcuuse we have the facilillra mid expert bakers. Try it this month and see. Back of our name yoa will And lhe best in quality. When you .buy pastry of any kind ask for ours. ’ Star Bakery & Restaruant Phone 381 pres* ollie are post's ....11 mil” bunt, steamer Don’t Be Guilty . HASTINGS’ Inn "SI. Ki Ida Edmonds Bros.—The Elevator Men thanking him for Ids kindness, and ’ • • • EXPECTS AUG. 19i ll(J can stand “cropping" better than others, but in a few years the BEST of land ip this county, or state will decrease in fertility and. eventually become “worltrtess" from a producing standpoint. How To Be Good To Your Land Farms For Sale ilu.ii .tnthul aw.iv. Is not Ui,- exhi-l ANOTHI Or It Can’t Be Good To You I«her Wheelrr, Hying nearCol- *]|)P parents of tin; ynung man line, threshed 62 bu*h«ns of chos-r jlimpe<I tlinmgh It''- WtTtlHjwl seed from 10 acre*, a'n excellent; of a fait b..i)nd Grand Trunk record, even in IhU year when all ir;ijn n,.np xiill.-if a few w.. k* ago previous crop rroaijis ""*• <_ v.,.-.. .«• i>n>u.>^>it_i nig Attorney Hoyle*, <»f Charlotte, gmnslu-d. 'having received a letter J "’in h « The Shiawassee Sportmen’s As- I father, Glt<» Jehanren. wlmsu ad-| socintioii Im* planted 12.000 small­ dt.— 1- Iii'irirll.iu.- Iboip. Ldb-n-i mouth bass in the ^Shiawassee 'linmnii'r Norge. In a Idler to Mr. river. Recently they planted 10,­ Bi.vl.-i In- said: •‘i.-eter Johnniu'ii is 000 rainbow trout and so.OOO.trout were planted. Game refuges have :ik«> and ptar l»een secured and lite .ie*oyiaiion - -..... . (dans tn make Ute counly almnda'iil f,n (|y.. in game and fish'. ' . • j * • • • •• , . , r rtVhilr driving his row .to pasluro. The 17-monlhs old baby boy of ‘----1 ■ —'•••■ Rev. nnd Mrs. Robert Putney id ' near Mulliken fell on an HxH sill), and tore the upper jaw completely one Of 111-' bind feet off. The chihl was taken at Oiiee caught in th»H«p <•! n lo the Sparrow huspilal at LtuiMiig nnd ihe Jaw sewed on willi a silver, w; • • • ।: nul-.t inn il-- d>'-. evidently gpl Ins' Elder D. II. Shelly, of Innin. (<M>k f.„,, ...my),! u|,i|- m the net ..«• ■ . climbing or jumping over I Im fence ami lhere is mt telling how long Im 'had Iteeii held tlmre in tins tlelp‘ condition. Luckily. Mr. Hin-k ih;ul i-lyei- with him and’he quickly { liberated him. Tlm dog, instead of 1 intioii -f -iieli uraiitude a go<n| e\. FIFTY-I QUALITY BA.KJ-2 SHOP Hostings, Mich. Fire me Tim in departme big dance dny durin dance wi The mus order wil tendance, used fa clothes s during tin Tuesday the BAN? snake-, w of Carter some dos •*A reptile, ly 7 feel � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-08-27.pdf 31da195ff75842b082adc51240804f99 PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY Clicalation Greater Than Ail Other Barry County Papera Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR THE 22 PAGES HASTINGS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27,1914 ANOTHER LEHER FROM . AGED POET. OF GULL LAKE OLD SOLDIERS HOLD of AA'clI-Knowu, Interesting MRS.! FLORA RENNES Sketch ANNUAL RENUION Pioneer of Southern Part of GEORGE HONEYWELL. THE BANNER. If-Yon With lo H<K or Buy, BecaftM Everybody R<«<ls The BANNER. PART ONE-1 TO 8 RAY W. BROOKS Witt UUUV U|PU|PA|| QUfilH 11 HAVE AN AUCTION SALE WBI IfilbflloAn OtlUULU - CHORAL SERVICE AT M. E. CHURCH CHURCH SUNDAY El EVENING EXCLUDE JAPANESE Loren Slaplcs.-of Grund RziphK NUMBER 17 Cin SCHOOLS OPEN TUESDAY MORNING Because Hr Has Rented His Farm. Has a lairge of Stock, Toots. Prugnun Prepared. Etc., to Be Disponed Of. Arh.M»l - .v,.-,- will I... 'l l- IIIT'KTMUVTS Wll.l. Ill' O EXPECTED TO LEAVE LONDON, ATTENDANCE WAS CONSIDER ­ * Having ronlrft-hU farm Ray W. MON1RAVUXE FLOWERS. PfiilfisApher, morfili.sl. poet nnrt CALIFORNI A. REA EAIS SOME AUG. 1 ftIh AND IK DOI BTI.ESS wliole-uudcd pioneer farmer is Brooks will have an aurtion sale at READY FOR AVORK OX FUAT ABLY LESS THAN IN FORM­ his farm two miles south, one mile lay eveniiu-. Loren Staples <•( I DAY. • STARTLING TRUTHS. Giurge Honeywoll. who resides nt HOMEWARD ROUND. ER YEARS. east, mid one-half mile south of irand Itapiits. who played the or. Hi.- in-ad Ilf Gull lake, mi * lillliNashville, on section !8. Kalamo an fur a few minute.'' Iasi Christ-) . plot of two acres, says the Kalama­ township. Eaton county. It will lie YELLOW MEN BECOMING zoo Gazelle. He ts living in his BIG DAMPFIRE WAS NOT MUCH WAR NEWS mi all <lay sale, with Henry Bideleightieth year, yet every day finds man auctioneer, and E. E. Gray.I him bending before ■ the tusk of GIVEN IN LONDON PAPERS SECRET PERIL IN U. S. TO BE VERY LARGE FEATURE THURSDAY EVENING clerk. Lunch at noon and -heller irgunist. Franri tilling his little vegelalile patch, for horses if it storm*. Mr. Brook'! and on frequent wcasions lie walks Ou Ing to n Strict Censorship of the to Knltunnzoo lo visit with a ('jHiirndc Pierce Rrrlrclnl PrcsiThey Arc Making Gum-Shoe Cam ­ Mnny Improvements . In Buildings. h<»u-. quantity .if grain and a l»1 of News. AVnr Exrilmcnl In Eng- daughter who lives in this city. paign Against Our NalundiznKitlib'i-giirtn |o In- in Central dent of Association. All Enjoyrd farm machinery, tools and other •vening. He is n man of remarkable hind (filleted Down. articles. For the date jpf the ^ale ' Hon and Emigration Laws. Bldg. Jordan's Martini Band Mitsir. physique and Mrongih. considering and furtlier particulars fend M-. ehooh will .qS-n on his advanced age, mid his mind is Haslingi The annual .soldiers 'and sailors' .11 Jias been two or throe days as ki'fii land dear as Hint of a man reunion was held al the. fair. Brooks' auction sale ■rtyerli-enii’nt lauqu.i wn< ■ be in tlh-ir seats at Hint j ..A»u<i1..|a’ ’’ sinee-| mailed my last letter to you. nr thirty-five. I|«> allritniles his ■grnnifiRnn Thursday hnd Friday. u- iiiusietd progimil will j f,,r nl(. good health and uiitisiKilly well The number of veterans in at lendgel. We me •still at Ixnuioii along preservAMl condition lo the fact Hint aiK'e- was smaller than in former ’ mlier students •Twilight by. Trine., Mr. I |;K| .jq-itig -dio with hundreds of Americans lie has always observed regular yearti, due in part lo the fact that const is Ihoroupjil! -waiting, for there is nothing else to linbils. H<* is nu adherent to I lie mi many of Hie old soldiers wore day morning. rise. Shine For Thy Light | dents -hmiid n •“early to bed and early h> rise" Iim» feeble to come lo Hastings. The .eloped lh-'<'. and “SI. Killin’ i theory, mid never in his life'has he reunion this year consisted of i it lias been understood, mid mon-. |« Gune by MaeDennid. Mis-.: morning. Tintoo guests. lasted tobacco or liquor in any meetings and programs. The pro­ gi'iierally misunderstood, through-1 Burch, Some form. out I’m United Slates. • ‘ Groan. ‘ In Springtime.' gram of the first day was in the The lohnciio linhit .is one of the now faring Express Office. and Un- STeninsliiii most Jlllliy and disgusting habits LOTTE DECISIVELY HA A that is known to mankind," he de­ claimed Hiere are Io.oini stranded clares. "Leaviiig the expense SCORE OF 12 TO 2. nelism. a keen analysis, gained l> MacDoWell, Americans hern in lamdmi now phase enlirdy out of consideration, wailing fur Sli-amship Iranspiirla-. the very nature of llw* habit should a How of oratory which hud Organ. Hon. Rome of the ports are closed nnpcnr suifidently absurd to cause MaFDowoll, LOCALS DRIVE VISITINS source in a deeply sealed con so lluil uiii-t of the IhmiIs leave lion in the (rulli of his slateun Liverpool, willi an escort of war ly Pmyrs. by MmPITCHER FROM THE MOUND Allhougli not a Prohibitionlst in his political nnilialimiH Illis old tiary- platform lecturer. Inti as an nf (he wilderness de­ iii neutral walers. I suppose that- phlloMMihor Hint liquor is the one great Life-TImei-s, With Rousti Pitching the future welfare i« tiie w;iy we will be escorted out clares curse of hnmairily mid holds that country. Redeemer," by 1 Defeat Cubs. Big Crowd Helps when our turn comes to leave. the man who will drink an intoxi­ ItWas only a few'weeks ago thill Gounod. Mi­ Finances. cating bovornge is In the same class llie newspapers announced the in­ \v>- have nnl >• with the man who drinks carliolic Hastings completed the base ball tention of the Japanese to estab-: ' through lli<* Shnki neare arid Eng­ acid in oil attempt lo end his wmes. and lilted up with a ventilating M-iiMHt on Tuesday by defeating .... because trains system, . ~■ "Tobacco, liquor and all drug Cliarlott** 12 to 2. thereby winning have not been running regul.1itv. file teaching staff will be as fidare acquired in on effort lo Hie secies which began when the owing to the goveriiinenl's using habits satisfy the rhind." he says. “And two 'teams resumed has. ball re­ Flower! " Frank E". ElllWorth, Superiplenit is ju*l as iiiipotudble to satisfy lations Inst July. rhe senes be­ dent. Hie mind ns it is hrsalisfy the eye. tween Hastings and Chnrlpih- has lirbigan lo have a yellow The war cxcilemenl horn «loe.« Man never tires of seeing and be is William T. Wallace, Principal, iiltrnetfsl Mate-wide aUention. mid rue. always looking fof soinelhing new. Hastings easily won the la-t and de ­ days ago. The- banks have VOTE W \ In the same way is his mind always ciding contest. 3 eiied and business seeips Y GO. VND craving for something new, and to 1,'lie garni witnessed by a big country I... lt..U I more pie in the -lores trading. "Booster’s crowd, numbering Jtflow, the people wli aiinul 75(1. There was a fivo-jp« •■d Slates' laws, are Prices of "eatable-" and “wear- kill the ambition for advancement ami nrhjevemonl." mugs’ preliminary context tu-inri i n H()T||11C() |||TaEST Comnuh' Frank Pierer. rare, ■rm an ami Engis striking n pftce far in ies' Association. Rev, .Mr. Bnl- ter winning by a score of 2 to I. meeting and fixed the maximum eration advance of its age and has little was Hie principal speaker. In WAS SHOWN IN ELECTION oxcluded The decision to end the base ball evening there was a big eainp- season Tuesday came as a surprise Iler of immigrants to our country is to (he fans, bur the. management ‘If |M*opb* of fifty years ano had Andrus spoke. Japan. Therefore this vital race I.nler Reports Show That Osborn English. if Iho finest painting. The business meeting was held on question becomes almost a Japan- Is Illuming Strongly For Goirrlire, earnings in the pursuit of Friday morning. In the afternoon pleasure as are those of today, this there was a program, lav IL Pryor, mice has not warranted a continua­ tion of games, which caused the Of Hie 75.000 Japanese in Ameri­ Ye.--ier.hiy w< would now be a nation of paupers." speaking in the W. AV. County Normal. treasury to shrink ami which ca. over 5<i,oo<i live in California. Is the Regent Court Presbyterian Getlnnle II. Miller, Principal. Potter, who was called out of the threatened to create ;f burd'-n of in- it any wonder then, that California church. The sorinon hnd (he mus.Mr. Honeywell, has spent the city Ida C. Jacobson, t’ailic. to attend the funeral of a rela- dcliledness. A debt was inherited must stand ns the "color guard." portunily of voting directly for the I greater part of his long life in Kal। candidates for the various state all sang “God Save the King.** from last year’s manafcftpenl, and and “picket line” for all the United lamnxoo rc.uniy, and n ventlment and county offices through the PriFrank Pierce was reeleejed pres­ this will also lie paid. States? Martini A. Striker, Music and The newspapers do not give born of years of association binds In IW»7 our first conflict with ll.e; ",aLv.f.'*1,’"' "f "u“ In awing. much ih-w information aismt IJie him to Gull lake. Ho is given lo ident of the reunion association. The crowd assembled was a joHy Every one wn< in good hu­ Japanese came. '"Tiie Japanese l,3*^ •'*,?,h*aXua8 writing poetry, and has written Venw Fates, of Allegan county, was one. Alfred I'.. Wilcox,' Manual Trainhip they say. numberless verses about the betiu- elected vice president* J. H. Bennis mor. and the Hasting' victory’ was children, and especially Japanese । was elected secrohiry; Friegd greatly enjoyed by all except, the boys ami men. attended the public ie biUletins say tliat Hie “Marttreasurer. The following few from Charlotte. In the open­ schools: and ns it. is difficult to de­ illio boat on which we returir Ilia leisure time in lileraiy imr- Soulea suils,-reading niurli and writing Were elected meinhrs of an ■'exe­ ing round, it seemed us (hough the termine'the age of-lhe- Japane>c. mg olf being in lite rural dislri.-tcirntir mid EfgliHi Grades Dept. cutive committee: I.ee Chase, A. visitors would have everything many were believed In be far, far when inspired. He is well posted obtainable up to Hie time nf oum Pdlit, Principal, ArilhineE. I ’ tiillips. Baker Shriner. James their own way. Th.-y made two on all events of current interest going lo press. ‘ and his mannei of living is jdnipli-i Bailey, M. B. Todd. American mothers of girls wildIn tfl nf the 23 precinets'of Barlurn on our boat ns •■slevrugi' nas- city itself. Reddick planted the ball behind rv Cffunlv. the follnwinu are the I..J* ’**" .A' ‘‘‘•’“‘’O a«"> His words ai- llrnsn of a Aluih ni; reunion next year. second for n single. He stole sec­ missing ■ dks and jewels are glad io get Jordan’s martial band furnished ond and Chapple sacril^ed him to and' with a sine wily which character­ excellent fife and drum niusic. third; Bell hit Collet!. Kyncll daughters goiiig. aipong these -yel­ precincts being Hastings twp Some of I hem can't get Iransporla- izes turn ns o-i ■ of Ihi' fast p.i-sing » On Hie first day only four’ com­ 'dropped*Uray's high ily and Red- low men. Onlrnl Building. Giov; and Orangeville: Osborn idiilosnidicrs. whose vast know­ rades marclied to Hie grounds be­ • Ib k '-.•oi l'd. M.'lyi)_-: need 'Collett Yet California yielded I" Hie Na- 375; F.lhMart indal.' 215; l.mWilcox; Principal, ledge has been gained first hand, hind Hie band. On the second day with a single. IJikTTwork boCame (iiHitd We wen governiiH'id u|uhi llu« school through arlu.ii contact with na­ there were none. stemiier. His dmivery improved question, for the Eniled States did itmrW. From thjw-it is-whlenl tlml Mimiie B. Matthews, Fifth Grade. , Osliorn will carry the couniy by me lucky, loo. to have them tun1. every inning and In- finished so Tliose who registered were: Margaret Miller. Fourth Grade. strongly that he closed the game by Japan: and has allowed the yellow toy or more. It. Hinman. G. Holes. F. M. Criag, fanning three in succ.MSTon.. Tillie Ritigutil. Third Grade. SUES HARLOW LAKE PURLIC W. M.. Ream. G. Bradish. W. M. Jennie McBain. Second tirade. .Hamilton By scoring oeveu itiu* in the sec­ Cast. F. Pnlmatief. F. G. Pien-e. G. Anna I.. McM,d>ter. First Grade. HALLASS'N FOR $412.78 are jio-ii d saying lliaf the "Mariond inning. Hastings clinched the Sylvester. F. Soules. Hv'l. Palma- ■victory. cincl.s are Hastings townsnlp: Irv­ First Ward Building. <m" will surely sail on Hie HMli. Eck lot a home run feelings of Japan. ing 2nd pree.incl; Johnstown: Hast­ We a|l said. “Hurrnli!" Margaret McGuiness, Principal, Lynn Maslcnbrook Wants Conmni- E. Phillips. I). Freeman, M. Fisher drive into left field, but the ball Hamilton will hxih and Fifth Grades. We .will leave Here TIpirsdhy Hie lion to pay Promissory Noir ami D. Hunt, W. .McDonald. S. Garrison. dropped into twi automobile and he ed In allow the Japanese to attend ,ings .’lid Ward. carry (his county probably by fipm Jhitia Brown, Fourth and Tliint. tfttli for the Shake-penre country E. Fisher, C. WiHiams. T. Phillips, was compelled tn stop al thir.il. Ihn school of the while children; .250 lo :m«i. Inten'st Now Over-Due A-phono from aUIt. Stanlmi. I. N. Winters.. B. Taylor, Maltby drove the ball through Col­ Japan agreed to limit the number 'llamillon yesterday staled Hint he Rulilick of laborers given passports to this , Winifrd. We will tic on the iirorder lo recover principal and «!. M. Bigelow, F. Hoot. V. Fales;!?. lett mid Eek scored. liad carried Berrien county by npfumbled Beck's gronndr and Beck id "homeward hnund" interest totalling rU2.7fi. Lynn Holes, G. Lirhly. -W. TulUe. j. Puts, enuuUy-' So ..willi Hie nOiubec of , "ttu B> First Grade anil i’ri- " rcilclii’' you. Ibipe •Maslenbrook, of Bowens Mills, has J. Howe. M. Bowler, D. Birdsall, \. was sn'fe Maltby •M-iiriiur.’ HulcJi- factory laborer' lessened Japan wards of 2.000: st. Joe county by Ball Hied lo left. turned liiy' allention to the farms. 'aliuul UMi; Cass Co. by 700; van- maty. begun suit against the Barlow kiku Lal hum. 8. Hefflebower, E, Mnwri'v, ins struck out. for some Public Hull As.so.-iation, the direc­ T. Dailey. G. Roush. B. Shriner, B. Hymes drew a pass. Kynett land­ turn. Set’oud \\uiil Building. The secortd groat conflict with Hint Thompson tors of which are Jay T. Hoard, Hopkins, J. Woodruff.'W. Morris, J. ed upon the ball for a long ground­ Japan came during the past winter ■ Minnie DeViiie, Principal, Fourth It went through news from home. William^Sensiba, F. DuMaresque Dennis. F. A. Blackman, W. S. er into right. when the California farmers be- :500 lo 1.H00 plurality. This would uiiij Third Gradf-s. Io all. and Lynii' Mastenbrook, the iatlcb Lanuston, B. Walker, H. Maniblc, Draher ami before the ball was re­ came alarmed at the Japanese :indicali* Mr. HamiRon's renominaGenevieve Rider, Sixth mid Fifth being treasurer of the organization. N. Nichols. F. Thomas. H. Heath. L. turned all three had scored and ownership of immense tracts of । Kynett land. The claim coven a promissory note Chase. F. Hart, J. Dailey. C.zMead. Kynett stood on third. with a princi|ial of $302.76, Interest A. H. Iceland. T. DeMott. II. Wells. scored on Bell’s intb'ld hit. A, mis­ THOSE WHO MUST Again Japan* appealed lo the na­ at siiuper cent and taxes amounting H..F. Naylor. J. Garrison, E. Chaffee. play let Bell go to third and he tional government lo prevent Cali­ BUY SCHOOL BOOKS to ¥8u>6. The principal covers Hie Caleb Moore, 1\ H. prow, M. B. scored on a ' passed hall. Total fornia from-passing a law forbidBoard of Education. that Smith has carried Clinton mid • cost of goods sold t<> the associa­ Todd. A mi ml m; r of oHicrs regis­ seven runs. Continued on pace Mix. tion. materials and labor. tered, who did not leave their com- citizen-, 1>> inh-rit land. In Will Be Interested in Cancth. A Wlil. I.. Shuliers. Ijecrela The not was dated on October I, names. this conflict California realized she Charged YVilh.Crucll) lo Dorse. Stebbins Aihrriisemcnl In This 1910. and was due three years from W L. Cha—. Trtfisuror. could Judge Ju;r own conditions ins; E. i'homas E. Walers. Tfm-h date. The, signers are not person^ Cliarwhl with .crurll) to a hor.se. heller than the fest of nur country This Issue nf the Banner. Important Notice to Scholars. Lu Schantz 2tiH; and C ally holdcn. as the note is signed n.« Rufus 't urner was arrested and ar­ The Hastings City Schools will raigned before Justice Cadwnlla.*26. The missing j n defeiidetil- association. unanimous vole. thin isijtle not really open this year until der. Mr. Turner purchased a However, before passing the law. BAND CONCERT POSTPONED Tuesday, SepL f?t. horse of Wesley Pi'tti-ngill. Dis- this stale received the national cinct; JolinstowiK Maple Grove, I •THE LIGirr .ETERNAL.** That 'lliis (vould indicate that Mr. Nev-1 Although the school will be open sntislled with the animal, he re­ government's UNTIL NEXT SATURDAY EVE Lofty ideals and sentiments that representative. Sec- ins will have around 2tM) plurality.| Monday. Aug. 31, yd all that turned to Mr.- Pettengill with it refnry Bryan, very cordially. ring true today ns in the fourth on He For Prosecutor, in' III of 23 preThis firm mpkes a speciality of century from the keynote of "The there will be on that dale will be When Mr. Pettengill refused lo was shown I he fanns owned by handling school books, and during Light Eternal," the big spectacular Teachers Meetings." take back the “ho$s" Mr. Turner Japanese, lie was taken itilo schools ciiirl.-i. John Gould - has 122; and| Players were Seuttcrrd unit Crouds Were Disap|ioiiited. but Amends­ the past summei' lia» been collect­ religious drama to be offered at the So that all students who are plan­ lied it to the feiici- and deserted it where yellow and while children Arthur E. Kidder 30tL ’ ing shelf worn and si cond hand Heed Opera House. September 2. ning to attend the-city schools, need Upon this act tho nuelly charge studied together.'* In one schuul Mnool books, some of them just as AH the glamour that wealth of col­ not begin until Tuesday, Sept. 1st. had its source. Mr. Tunier plead­ Mr. Bryan counted 21 Japanese and good ng new. • On them' book* oring, splendor x of costumes and Please bear this in* mind. Lee S. Ctibb It'.'. ed not guilty, and gave bonds for 15 white children. He was also they rail save you from 25 to 50 per, scenic settings can lend has been As there were no contests in tin urday exemng to hear the band Read the advertisement of the appearance at trial on August 29. taken' into factories where while cent. Read'the lidverlisement of utilized in making this production Hastings City Schols in this issue. men had heretofore, worked to cases of Cbas. Weissert for Hepre- concert which had lid'll announced. Carvelh A Stebbins in this issue. Manm foi Search-Light For Fire Department support their wives and children -ejitative: Cornelius worthy of the ideas embodied. sheriff: Roy - Andrus for Count) there wet- no strains of the ex­ Wesleyan Campmecting Ends. History lias been consulted for the The firemen have been provided and whore how. .only Japanese wo­ Clerk: Earl B. Tbwnsend {of Begi-. pect. d music in the air. Il was Firemens’ Dunce During Fair. theme and the horrible tortures of The Wesleyan Methodists clps^d with a big search-ltani which will men work. The members of Hie local fire the early martyrs make the climax thir -campmeding on Sunday •eve­ Ie* of almost indesp*'ii*lble use in Sjnri- these two contlicls the. Circuit Court Commissioner: 1\ivid i with great regret that the members of the band were unable to give the department are planning to hold a for a story of love and religious ning and broke camp, on Mondtiy case of a big fire. I'he light is Japanese government has 'been S. England for Drain Couumitioiivr i.ig dance on itWining of Thurs­ devotloii. Throughout the four monling.' All were Well fdeashl furnished by dry celU of any kind, making a quiet, hut thoroupIPcam­ weB' called away that day during, the. fair week. This acts the earnest zeal of the excel­ with the attendance this year, .ahd am) its fays will penetrate a great paign hgainM our immigration and Frank G, Sheillcb’l fur Coro-1 dance will he a great social event. lent cast ..engaged inthe portrayal great enthusiasm has been exprds- distance through smoke.. It will laws, nur naturalization laws.’our The music will be excellent, the of Hie.play fans the religious sen­ sed over the outlook for a large at­ throw a dear light a distance of land ownership laws, and even inousiy nominated for the positions day evenings-uf 'this week.- The I citizens aj.e- promised a gixid proorder will bo perfect ami lh« .fire­ timent of the audience into a living tendance next season. which named. The de­ several hundreds of feel. The against, our constitnfinn, The Democratic Nominees. -‘ im. which will more thup com­ men ore hoping for a large at­ flame, and a furore of enthusiasm nomination and conference ate lamp is carried mi'the fire-wagon. stands for years of (he ilmughtfut. tendance. Tin; proceeds will be invariably greets Hie close of the thriving. II weighs eight pounds and is con­ and unselllsh work of our farefalh*used for defraying Hie cost of thirdaet—where a flaming croM structed so solidly Hint it may be ers and public, spirited statesmen, clnihoH spoiled while -fighting fires appears above I he shattered altar Farmers Picnic at Cottage Grove. tisM-for breaking open windows against Uiat part of due constitut­ ing gentlemen were unanimously during Hie Inst year. ion which allows a stalo to settle nominated: • of the pagan god of. gods. Jupiter. ' There will be a base hall tourna­ and doors. Rose Examination Adjourned. a question within her own juris­ Th<\;Tiames of Louise Dunbar and ment and farmers picnic al Cottage Hon. W. N. ■Ferris, Governor: John ■ i The ■ iiv examination v.v.iiuiiu,uuu of ui Fred rim Rose. Is It Carter's Snake? diction. overruling the national IL Pahnbr, State Senator: William John Preston anparing in the prin­ Grove, Saturday. Sept. 5. Two or Hustings Hive Meeting. • Kron7whtAr“'wn.mr0^n7aiiv7-** xt 1 Orangeville, accused of ,-irducitig Tuesday Jas. Rbnsom brought to cipal roles, lenos to the offering an three games of ball, boat races, Jub Hastings Hive No. ftfll, will hold government’s Opinion. the BANNER office the skin of a added eclat gained by their line races and swimming races will take its next regular meeting Wednes­ Today -this Japanese question is mohd cJninK’Yterk'-'^Rirnev^tG^ln' '‘'“ni'iialioii in Justice Cadwallasnake, which jf not the epidermis training and artistic achievement. place besides a number of very ex­ day evening. Sept. 2. Election of vifal to the peopin of Michigan "r <*«“« <»•« M- nday. aftqr which of Carter's snake, may be from The cast of The Light Eternal" is citing foot races. Every body in officer* will be held al Ihis. meet­ Thfre are already many Japanese some descendant of that famousi unusually large for a dramatic of­ Barry county is invited to come on our fartn.s and in a short time oiienard. Register of Deedsi Thom­ Testimony was taken reptile. Tiie skin measured near­ fering even in iheso. days of big prepared to have a good time. The Hie opening’ of the Panama canal as Sullivan. Prosecuting Attorney: Tember 7. .from Miss Alice Cook. Howard May­ ly 7 feel in length. things theatric. event is in charge of I. J. Webster. —BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY^Continued on page (. ward. and A. M. Clem. enrollment promises BASE BALL SEASON CLOSES4^5747 ....... , , RESULTS OF PRIMARY EIECIION HILO IUISDAY ." IT-",."' -J,|,r,1 "in i»- «»■!<■■ �THE HASTINGS BANXER, AlT.IW 27, Wil. PAGKTWO GOATS GROVE. I Mrs. Ed, Lynn of Grand Rapid* is visiting her mother, Mrs. Miihlun Hmnth. . ♦ The Ladies Aid Society will moot on September 10th. with the «ecreWry, Mrs.je-.sie Stowell in Uaslingn for dinner. Miss Nettie I’u of Martin Corners visited Saturday and Sunday at Harve Woodman's. The I). G. T. O. club will meet with Mrs. Minerva Woodman on Wednesday afternoon September 01 h. . ; There will be preaching services |1 Sunday at the usual hours, byil Hinun A. pee/. \ ; New Styles of Fall Shoes Star Grange Program. Program for Star Grange for Sal-| urday uveniii.-. August 29: SorfV—By the Grange. Roll Call—l»e.i'ri(dion of a Sunset; seen this month. Musin—Ali >-n mid Forrest Christy. II Resolved, I hat fk-cs Do Mme Harm Than Mfflrmativn Ira Riser and Kate llilzmati: nexuiive. I l-surence Ritnnan ajid Juna Ferry. I Music—Lot lie Bolson.* Hymns—Sister Bush. Fong—star Spangled Banner. . I Pol luck aupper. Julia 'Christy. As.dstunl Lecluier.! Our new styles of shoes for Fall wear have commenced to arrive. They are not all in yet, but will be in a very short time. It will pay you to wait and get a "first look” at our line of new models of Fall Footwear. We'll have a * style to please every purse, and in our big line YOUR identical SIZE and STYLE will be waiting •for you. . . You will find our new lines are "high class” in every respect. In fact, for STYLE, COMFORT, FIT­ TING QUzVLITIES and SERVICE, you can’t find better values ANYWHERE. Watch for our further annoucements. ■ Masonic Temple Building • HEIRS Of JAMES BROWrS . ESTATE GO INTO COURT Grange. September 2ml, WednesMrs. Brann Declare* Derailed D- ,neet S‘Uh Carlton Center Husband Gave. Son Property • g ange. ? Openirtg Mng song—By the Members. .J Without Her Consent. |I Ho(1 || ^‘lldp IinU fjr Roll (;il ('.nilHelp ail(l and jHints Or • Mrs. Carrie V. Brown, adminislra- ii> me nud Farm, responded in by, lor of l£e estate of the late James Memhir.s. Brown, who resided on the state Violin Selection—Lewis Siad*!. road, and widow and heir al law ol । Health Week—Talk by Dr. C. JI. Brown, has begun action in circuit ■ Barber. ' ' . ' gave to Charbs Brown, their sou.. Music Selection—Carlton QuarThe ether heirs are Mrs. Jennie Nay- B'lle. Industrial lor. of Shelby, Charles Brown of , Discussion. “Should Taught ' in Our Coats Grove. Anna Mae Brown and Training Be Mrs. Carrie ’Nichols, of Rulings Schools?"— Lead by Mrs. M. II. to^-qahip. Mrs. Brown in her bill Burton. Violin Selection—fowls Stadel. states that during the Inst 10 years Mrs. R. M. Bates. Lecturer. for husband-suffered from an illness which afllicted his mental condition, Strain Roller In Use. and that on June 8. 1912 .he executed Creditable work is being done on without her knowledge or consent a will by which Charles Brown wait to some of the streets in the eastern receive Hie 60 acres farm. Mr. part of the second ward. The Brown died on February IL 191 i. tdram roller is proving very valu­ She says that Charles Brown notifod able in hauling lire scraper over the her or the deed on the day of the •dreels- , The powerful machine funeral, and that he refuses to re- does the work, which would in many places balk the efforts of limjuisli his rigfil to the property. three teams. Gutters are being N-rapeil out. the crowns of the Card of Thanks—We wish to ex- streets are smoothed and the funn­ Jress our sincere thanks to our er beils of big mod puddles have Ind neightiore and friends who so been obliterated. More work of generously administered to the Hie kind will' be done, as many com forts of'our dear wife and other streets need “planing off.” mother through her long illness;1 also Rev. Brandy for Ins comfort-1 Advertised Letters. ing words, the singers, the friend* and neighbors, also Club No. 3 of. Chas. De.Mnnd. Sylvester Brock. Ihi- M. E. church, the Young Ladies D. O. Elya, Chas. E. Anderson, Chas. Bible Class, the Brotherhood, the Haymond, Edward Rathbun. Amy I. 0. 0.F. and Rebekah Lodges for; Shuridan. Earl Enydero Ixmue Tra« hert. Forrest I >. Williams. Mrs. the beautiful Howers. fours Snell, Mrs. Marie Bonnell. J. D. Rounds. Miss Ella F. Burns. Miss Inez E<lna amt Hotel Rounds, i —BANNER WANT ADVH. PAY.- Hastings, Mich. • Perhaps you are thinking of buying dress material for yourself; perhaps some­ thing for your daughter, or daughters for SCHOOL WEAR. We have just what you want and in such assortments that we know we can please you in QUALITY, DESIGN and PRICE. -A nice line of Ginghams at per yd_ 12c Children’s Hosiery, light and m. heavy weights 25c, 15c andJvU A full line of Ralines at per yard_ 19c See our line of Fall Outing z0 Flannels at 12c, 10c, 8c, and.Ou Good line of Poplins at per yard_ 25c STANDARD PATTERNS CARRIED IN. STOCK The W. E. Merritt Store Phone 66 I The Hendershott Ffimily Reunion; Last Thursday. Aug. 20th. the I Hendershott family of this county held their annual reunion’ at the home of W. A. Hendershott in Balti­ more township. The members of this family are the descendants of Isaiah and Maria Hendershott who settled in Baltimore, within a half mile of weher the reunion was held, in the spring of 1855^- The autumn before htey had made the journey from Pennsylvanian in a-wagon. Mrs. HendccsjiolL was thrown open The commodious home of Mr. and Mrs. Hendershott was thrown open for the occasion. An immense can­ vas stretched from the house to the road gave shade for the long din-1 ner tables. A bountiful dinner was sci-v|«d. After this a program of music and mutations was given. A. SIXTY-SECOND ANNUAL Barry County Agricultural Fair Sept. 15,16,17 and 18 The success of any county fair depends upon the co-operation’of the residents and citizens of the county and every citizen of Barry County should help makp this Big Barry County Agricultural T’air the Biggest Success ever by attteding every day they possibly cani~ This is a • BARRY COUNTY FAIR 1’OR BARRY COUNTY FOLKS The Fair Management this year have secur­ ed the dren of the old home: C. M. Rendershott. Mrs. Amanda Johnson. Mrs. Iloxanna Garrison of Harry county; and W, 11. Ilemlersotl and Mrs. Pliehe Barney of Baltic Creek. , 1 This meeting occurs*'nt|mially ooi Hie Hurd Thursday in August. Next] year-the family will meet with Mr. and Mrs. W. 0.Tobias near Shultz.’ Largest Display of Agricultural Products Stock, Fruit, Vegetables, etc. and EAST ASSYRIA. Maurice Reese and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dingman and daughter,Mildred motored over lot Battle Creek. Friday. The Finest Attractions W. J. Brown. • Miss Ruby Frank of Baltic CreekL was the guest of her friend Mrs. H.rj J... Bohmiil and attciulsd. the Farm- J ers’ club picnic at Loon lake Salurday. Aunt Dollie Moon -and son John returned home Wednesday from Allegaib- where they spent most of Iho summer. .. —BANNER WANT AUVS.’ PAY, Hastings, Mich. Bring your job printing to us— do only firs! rlasv work. Ironside Shoe Company Phone 176 Dress Materials Ever Seen in Hastings Races Are a Strong Card The track is being put in excellent shape for the ( occasion and some fast horses will take f part in the contest for $1,500 in purses. What Is Coke? ■ 10 Big Free Attractions ’ r —10 ■ AMONG WHICH ARE: Captain Wells’ Seals and Sea Lions— e • wlost wonderful troupe of its kind in this country. Lecompte and Pearl -Tango Dancers — For class this act has qo equal. Silas and Mandy— . Button Busting /Acrobatic Attraction. The Streeter Trio—Virgil, Richard and RoyAcrobatic and THck Horse Act. . Mann & Mann— . Featuring Iron Jaw and Feats of Strength. Leo Peiffer— Novelty Act of High Class. / . Coke is coal with the smoke, dust, dirt, and gas removed. The substance remaining is 00X of pure heat-giving carbon. x . Carbon is the foundation of all heat­ giving fuels. Hard coal is selling for $7.75 a ton. The present delivered summer price of gas coke is $6.00 a ton. - The price at our yards is $5.50 a ton. Al) » vd fuel dealers handle Genuine Gas House Coke, his is the time to save money by having your winter supply put in. Try an order of gas coke and compare price and rficiency with coal. Thornapple Gas k Electric Co. Phone No, 5. ■ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE." ’ EVERY EVENING 6 Thousand Feet of Moving Pictures will be shown Free of Charge FRIDAY AFTERNOON A Big, Exciting Five Mile Motorcycle Race Open to Riders of Barry County FOR MIDWAY the Fair Committee havo secured Forris Wheel,—-Merry-Go-Round, Motordrome, Bowery Dance, Six Tont Shows, and Everything to Produce a Carnival of Fun. Tha Government will make a Farcer Post Display at The Fair. H.it.n .i .num THIS FAIR OPEN EVENINGS prui. t.r �THE IHSTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 37. 1911. middlevilk W. N. Gladstone, one Jeweler. I* known a*, a very careful mnn with hi* work, but the lure of the fish iim*t hfive goVhi* goal Wednesday night, or else he could smell Hint tl«h supper, for early Hu* next morning it was noticed that his More dol.r wa- open, just a, h left, the night before. The M. E. Sunday School picnic on Wednesday wa* a very pleasant event, participated rn Jiy. nlsiul 100, Sapiuel Johnsou, of Jrving town­ ship, T0lljFhi*d We<ln'e«<iay evening from Rockford, when* he hnd been to see Arlhuf Smith, who is suffer­ ing from a cancer. Elwnod Baltin, camo homo from Ionin. WtHliiesclay evening and left lliunday evening for IMroit, when* he expert* to have employ­ ment in an auto factory. * Several of our hall •fans wont In Hastings by auto Thiiritday to see Hie Grand Rapids vs. Hasting* game. They were loud in their demand fur a change of umpire*, nfler several very raw decisions, mid Severn! left, the grounds jrf dis­ gust. A change was made and Un* game progressed llnoly. Lnuis C. Barrell of Pittsburg, Pa.. • hasiioeii spending several day* with In* mollier and friend.* in this hi* old IxiyliiHMl home. He expect* to go to Chicago from here. Judge Thompson of Allegan, acrmpmiicd by several ipitoe* tilled .with hoosiers fur hi* candidacy Were through here Hie last of-the Wenk. . Mr*. ,Mnttie Lynd has gone lo St. Joseph to spend n couple of week* wit liher son, Roscoe and family. Max I.yml took possession of the Irish corner* barber shop Monday n. III. We bespeak for him a good trade, as this ia a popidnr shop and Max a goixl barber. Victor Wellman diid Charlo* Riilliliun of Hastings, took posses­ sion of tile Ritchie, barber shop Munday a. m. Those gentlemen roine well rccnminended mid will no doubt retain the good patronage of Ihi* shop. We welcome yiju gentlemen. ITed Mend. Oscar Sherk, G. D. - Whitmore mid Rev. Westbrook nuloed to Hasting* on business Mon­ day nr. m. Ihigs have ruined ' tin* (lock of Mr..and Mrs. George ' W. Ickes and daughter, Mr*. Sydney Hull, all of Grand Rapid* were hi nltendance at Iho funeral of Mrs. Ickes’ sister, •Mrs. John Metzger on Sunday aflernnon. ' C. A. Barroll of Grand Rtnidg wa* the guest nf hi* .mother, Mr*. Calvin Burrilt over Sunday. Mrs. Stephen Whiled ami daugh­ ter. Florence are visiting friends ip Grand Rapids for a tew day*. Dr. Amos Hanlon rides in *a new Ford nutoRiobile, purchased of E. I., Gonyer of qlir village. George Armstrong, who has been visiting hi* parent* for the last twawrek* returned tn hra lmmi’ at Arne*. Iowa. Sunday. Rev. E. C. Chevis and family who have been occupying the it. T. French cottage, nt Gun l.nke, for two week*, returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hodge mid Miss Helen DeBarr motored lo Mo­ line, Sunday and called on rela­ tives. Mis* Audra Chase returned Sun­ day nfternoon after a week’s vacnfruin Hie lelephonp ofllce. Arthur Bell attended the race* in Kalamazoo, Friday. Miss Olive Walker K spending the week at h'-r home in NasliviUe. J. D. Dietrich. G. E. Blake and wife, E. F. Blake, W. J. Robertson and wife molured to Wall lake FALL SHOWING of Up-To-Date Merchandise Our great stock of Fall and Winter Merchandise is arriving daily. We have in th house a full line of new Coats, Suits, Dresses, Sweaters, Dress Goods, Underwear, Linens, Silks, New Rugs, Ready-to-hang Curtains, Portieres, Linoleums, etc. e We Are Exclusive Agents For ’ in-r parent* near Alto. Dr. Amos Hanlon is nnic.e t.ufay. Monday, ... home on West Muin street, where Im will have all modern improve­ ment*. Miss Ethel Harper entertained a young Indy friend. Mis* Mnlml Huv­ en* of Portland, Mich, la*t week. J. .1. Stark and wife returned from lielton, Monday, after a throe days visit with the latter'.* sister, Mrs. Marion Geer, of Detroit, .ac­ companied them lumie for a week's vjsit. Mr*. Mattie Lynd, left Mnndii morning with relative* to visit In miii. Roscoe and family at SI. Joi •■ph. Mich, motoring through. Max Lynd has purchased, II. limiter shop ofd>otvPerkin*, known a* “Irish Corners." 'Max is'a good fellow ami wish hi*,'sm,ce*s. . Jttdgo- L. L. Thompson,- Burrell Frandsen & Keefer Hastings' Most Up-To-Date Store Mnc II. G. liennway returned from North- Dakota, where she ha* been visiting her Maters. the past month.-on Sunday. Mr. and. Mr*. Samuel Allen left here al 2:00 o’clock Fridnv morn­ ing lo drive In Kalamazoo' to visit relatives.* W. ETlieGolia ha* been supplying Illis villiig.* with pear* the f.-A day* fninr hi* Irving township farm. line of nur near by farmer* had nn.experience recently that he doe* not ran- to repent. ||c had ^nhl a load of produce in Grand Rapid* and started home nlmul dusk, when near what is kftnwn q* Plaster Only Reliable Merchandise at the Lowest Possible Prices VIOLIN INSTRUCTION H. G. Aidham iolin Elder Bughro i* 'moving into hi* recently piirchnji-d building aero** from B. A. Aliny*. lie will occupy Monday. August I lie room* above for living nxmi*. Mr. William* who ha* worked for John Olio for softie lime' and friend* during the short lime they lived upon his farm cast of town, ha* rnoyed into I he village and ha* urge Stafford re employment in (he far lory*. Mr*. Phebe Barton.'.formerly of Site i* ipiite aged and / "Munsing” Underwear for Women <9 Children \ "Wunderhose” for Men, Women and Children ) R. 6 G Corsets—New Styles for Fall Percival B. Palmer’s Coats and Suits • ’’.Jamestown” Dress Goods Vassar” Guaranteed Men's Underwear Pictorial” Review Patterns, 10c and 15c Just received a line line of Fall Dress Goods and Silks. Just received a new shipment of D. M. C. Cottons. It it most likely the last we can procure lor a long time. Fine patterns in Fall Silkoline, 36 inches wide, at ------- -------- — . ----- 10c and 12*/^c Good values in New Cotton Battens. ------6c, 10c, 15c, 23c, and 4 lbs. at 75c A good stock of Boys.’ School Pants, Shirts and Waists and Girls’ Dresses. and Mr*. Tobin* al their rotlagi Freda Olio is taking a week'* cation from her duties ING (o awak­ en him from his SLUMBERS OF INDIFFERENCE • as to his health and make him think for himself along sane lines. Remove the CAUSE and NA­ TURE will restore you to HEALTH. Term Starts First Week in September. apple township farm on Mondav a. husiiie** mid took dinner in. Word came in F. D. Prullihal new hold Marr, Hu** Armstrong mid famil jured oul of. hi* Irving township turned honir Monday morning, nffarm. Ajid still the cur* are al­ lowed In run al .large. mltagi John Rilchio went to Kalamazoo Tuesday. John haying sold hi* Mr*. Marcia Hubbard accompanied shop ,i* now looking about. Here is harbor the village. PAGKTHMK Studio and Residence 4»5 West Phone 391 -U. T IRVING. , r*. Calvin Barrell. .. *1 I I l<l.IV . e l.eiinon and daughter ........./. Mr*. I;red Baley mid daughters. Margaret and Mary Johnson and family are nisli COPYRIGHTED s" M. W. SMITH, A. C., Chiropractor New Hendershott Bldg;., City -f- Citizens Phone 317 Judson Master* and Mrs. George forenoon. Master* and wife. They, motored through. W. Ii. Fenton is painting Dr. Barnum. tertaining her *i*|er. Mr*. Fred Mr.-. Abbie Campbell Maltlu us and daifgblnr, Melba. r<>* Fannie Pratt- ih** OUR and children i«i*. Tuesday afternoon. Owen King of Moline, was in id otl^r re|town. Sunday nfliOTloon. little Poll* children, wl Mr. mid Mrs. Knmtiel Allen are md daughter* nf-! Pc spending a few day* in Kalamazoo Frank Pratl llm guests of (he hitler'* sister. Mrs. A. J. Steven* at 1201 Washing-; Philo Donne Ion Avenue. Tuesday evening. I Mr. and Mrs. John Parker of To­ George Comaii’s bai ho had, about *(*>r>.(N). ledo. .Ohio, are the guest* of hi* southwest of. (own. - .----- -------- 1--------' 1 ■ Li ••in tlif Standpoint of tin' Boy David PtTault. motored to Grand brother's Albert and t'.harh** and full of- ?-"x liny ami "in*-Ln-'s in jir ;“Stn.v-at-lloin«" Sufferers of Ifgy I F.ilgar. Tiffcld.' - hnpid* tm 'I'htrnday and traded hi* Ollier ifativ. - m i,.wn. . .......... ... ................ I.lWTlmJliids of .grain wa* Fever mid Vllima-Gcl a Bottle , "WhiiT • u car in toward a new Fool, which of Foley's llonry mid Tur /\ llinmch Mrs. G. A. Pratt has.been on tin* stared, wheat and oats, also a tool lie expect* to gel on Tuesday, when shed, corn cril ‘ ‘ " ■ Compound! ho will* again hi* ready for night or ter al this writing. wore Imihed. R«slful sb-rp. .r-lirf and coinforl ’ .I;i.-i.iiini day call*. Attorney ,M. F. Jordan was in which lli< was from choking, capping nsthina and ■ bv di«< u Fred Stokoc is spending his vaca­ Hasting^ on professional business tornienling hay-h-ver for those who i ' tion nt Barlow lake. Monday. lake Foh-y'* Honey and Tar. Il Miss Helen DeBarr returned lo Redftaiion, A. <i. nlltbavv4y. E. L. Gonyer and D. W. Johnson the horse* out, asflhe lire was run­ *iirviul* a h<*alinu- soothing coating Rattle Cr<*ek. Thursdny morning attended the bail game in Hastings 1 ning through the manger*. .\ cull it. glide -down a raw .tickling’ nfler a two w6t*k* visit with/her Thursday. wu» win ■■■ kiwii lor ip-ip min nr-1 throat, mid *h>p* irritating couch*1 unde, C. M. Smith mid wifi* and Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Robertson. rived .111 aulnmoliilc* and rig* and I and summer* c'nlds,—Arthur Mulother relative* in town. Air*. M. A. Dietrich mid sister-in- Iworked hard to : house, hollnnd.— Banner Want Ads Bring Results. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT ia for the especial use of everv man, woman amt child in thia vicinity part of hia or her earnings. If you want a bank filing to spend les«>than <you earn come lo this keep your money. fl.00 THIS WEEK FARMERS STATE BANK, Middleville Try BANNER Job Dept. Its O K —E Does Hastings Want Good Clean Plays ONLY AND ORIGINAL COMPANY WITH LOUISE DUNBAR PLAY WORTH WHILE The Light Eternal STYLE—Romantic drama, spirited in its action and thrilling in it* cllmaxfat. Contains n consistent re­ ligious Ihrritd. lint at no lime lapses into doleful mora­ lizing. Gives a sharp sense of life, Is Intense, thrilling, and often atari ling in its swift changes. Will Hastings Support High Class Attractions SOURCE—An adaptation of Cardinal Wiseman’s beautiful story of “Fulilola.” Dramatized by Martin V. Merle, a play iv right possessed of a remarkable iiwight and knouh'dge of Roman history, and endoued with the fitcjilty of blending the ileiotioiml and tin* driinuilie In­ in one powerful theme. • PRICES 25,35,50,75C press Pulpit Public Managers Indorsed PROD.L’CTItJN;----- Complete scenic and costume In­ vesture in perfecl representation pf the period" portray­ ed. ' I he glory of Rome al the height of it* grandem* is shown in 11 serie* of le-niitifully conceived mid rnrcftilly cveculcd stage pictures. RECORD—FiiM prcsenluil by the Majestic (now Park I Theater, New York City, in December. 19US it con(hinril •there for twenty weeks; following which en­ gagement < of frontthri-c to six weeks were played in ’ .... »f the country. From its initial pre-, uht Eternal” has continued constantm its one of Hie most* substantial sue- NOTE: This company is the.same one which played Grand Rapids, Jackson, Kalamazoo ' and Other Michigan Cities Reed s Opera House ONE NIGHT Wed 2 �THE HASTOfOa BANNER. AUGUST ». 1911. ?AGE FOUR of ths latter forests a system of two of t»y one species of a certain ago be or Jthrea towers will- be erected and determin' d, but also the cost of each 'connected with each other by tele­ successlvo-steirin the complete opera­ phone, and tn ail cases there will be tion. Wo aro thus sble to detect the u-lnph’imlc rommunication betwaru the! wepk we»k points point# in In our nursery nurser; work and ___________ _______ __________ ____________ —J______ All maio­ ■ UHL V I ______ L. 11 U U 11 1 U 1 tower# and forest hradquartors. When-1 remedy thenr accordingly. ■r ------ look-outs . —u ------------------------u as — .seeds, —■. u.u ---' ... ever..conditions warrant, will> rials such bed corers, mulch. nnrAT li/nDI/ •t*tion«i<! ln-lhe towers contlnu- lumber for frame, boxes; screens, etc;, I a K f* U I ff 11K K ously, who, by miani of the telephone,, an? taken Into consideration. Th* unit Wlltri I If Villi; will communicate their llnding# to the tor figuring costa Is the seed bed. The, | bead rangers without delay. When»| cost per bod having been ascertained,] I only one‘tower if necessary da order this amount Is then apportioned] lj to* cover the district, tlic location: among the number of thousands of Alrcady wc arc showing quite a comprehensive assortment of the smartest Novelty Coats and the handsomest Tailored ■' I should bo somewhat central and pref- plants shown by the annual Inventory । i eriibly upon some rommandfng eml- to be contained in the average bed of a | Saits for early fall wj?ar. Early buyers will do well to make their selections at once. In spite of die fact that ; n■ III.'-, in la’s.- of a largo territory ro- given species and age. Many of the . materials arc rising every day in price, and even some <»f the new imported patterns cannot be hail qtilrlng a number of towers it might, items of cost fluctuate slightly from again at any price, we will not take advantage of this situation, but will sell our garments , however, be more adrautaX'.-ou# to lo- year to year, depeading Upon the qualcate the latter along w. ll-trarersed ity of seeds, difference in seasons, | at the extremely low prices we had planned before wc knew anything about : roads, or patrol routes, whera they] death rate due to-fungus diseases, etc., the war. Wc invite you to come to our i would -Uy hcc.s-iblo to rang- but ths figures cited above, deduced! >n*. rather tlian.on the highest points, from observations extending over a, Cloak and Suit Department and Sde the Beautijul Movelty fall Coats, at A Paper Read by Stats Forester Mar- which might ! iu more or less out- period ot four years, arc considered as cu. MMM at n, MM MeUM, o' i “r dlc"» ‘ reWMiUUM. Tho iumrMlM $12.50. $13.75. $15.00. $15.60. $18.00. $20.00. $22.60 and $25.00 - . . We have found the tower most suit- supplied all requirements for planting They arc wondct/al values at the prices wc ask. Just the coats that arc needed for cool evenings of August the Nort vern Forest. Protective ablo for our Iiurpo6,.t to be a three- on tho Htatn Forests, besides large . and the still cooler weather to come. Association. • j„ ,t d- :i:u. 5" to tin feet high, made; numbers ot plant# distributed through­ ! of/galranttcd steel. On top is a square out tho State each year. Tho annual Our New ball Suits range in price from lio.is to tzs.oo . .X. MCA ’*“mber ,wo hundred eighty i platform, 3 by 3 feet, enclosed by nn inventory shows q stock of about . *ubllc A,cU, of tbo tus*. iron railing The <o.t of such towers’ 3.000,000 transplant# and seedlings on tody and control of the th.-n vtirtfag ls Approx Imai. !j »l. - P"r foot of, hand at the present time. , State Forests, wjjr.i numbered only; h,,|zl, A ] tw. -n wooden and'gfocl The activttlca In reforestation aro two of a combined area of &L0M acres, consider the tatter much gradually assuming larger propor‘u.4nl1 't«,d ta V trnctwoa of al tiuns. There are targe areas on tho Regular.$5,00 and $6.00 Skirts, absolutely correct in fashion, elegant materials in brown, navy and black, q n labile IXjmalu Commission. The pernuincnl nature arc 'contemplated.: State Forests that are almost devoid some trimmed with Roman stripe, Advance Sale price.... 0V»izO same annual appropriation formerly ; anil ,h(. ,wt but mtk( It any, in ex- of any tree growth of a desirable kind. I granted for tho improvement and c, ,., f Uwd. Although Are protection is afforded, maintenance of thr.-c two forests was prut^hm cf th., state - Forest# ta the absence of seed trees, from which /few provided la the act creating the Public furyjrr facilitated by networks ot lire natural regeneration might take place, Domnin Qommi*sioa as the attfount to j jjacA which have been partially com- makes It necessary to employ artlflI£arly showing of the coming most popular fashions. Wc invite your inspection. be Used by th" commission in carry- pj,,, o|J a1t ■ Rte fur. #ts thus far dal’ method# if such places are to be > ing on IU work. A further provision brought wi-l.r management. These restocked. Planting involves consider-1 I a 1_aC_Lrel<?2r''! Ih?‘ additional Hnc, ar„ grubt^j t0 the width of six- able llnanctal outlay, and Is advisable! lands be set aside for forestry pur-; t,.,,n r..lt ,,nil strips ten feet wide are-only where ■reasonable protection-can pose# to increase the total acreage to] |hcn p|owtd through the center. The be assured. Up to th" present time at least Wtt aer. which provi.-mt, । pI„w, |( Hr(pjl arP kppl cl(,an and fr,.„ w„ ner,., haV(> pIantl,d pf Khli.h Our Summer business is practically over, although wc still have a great deal of summer weather ahead of us, and all wa# complied with W reserving 1,9.-1 fronj aJ| prQWth p,. cultivating peri- number 679 acres have been set In the Summer merchandise MUST GO.> Suits, Coats, Skirts, Hats and Dresses arc now priced at . 000 in March, 1910. u Ull elPk or cultivator Where past four years. — acre, .. .^ .... .oun-aiiy »nubringitwr uisk or tho cultivator, wnerc • \ LESS THAN HALF THEIR WORTH. total Ollf prrM>nt pracUcfl u t(J p„pare | UU1 area MM to u wmethlna mhmm over our 131.000 lldl.wl ------------Und , , -------------------------„Wr ,ln----------ir„ru In .acres. . • provision, howevu-. in the character, ns is the case on most of all au of ot the tne ground grouna that tnai Is is to bo on planted piamca ]; One lot of (mats, Dresses, Skirts and Trimmed Hats, values up to $18, must go at way of increased appropriation was the State For-st#. such Hnea follow tiie by plowing shallow. (throws, In the, Your Choice matio by tho legiK.uturc for taking section lineOn areas that have been bottoms taittoms of which the plants are set set. [ care of thl# nddiliouat acrcagu r‘*’ a>tl:!< laliy r. furvsletl additional lire This partial preparation of tiie soil fa-i NEW SHOWING OF THE PRETTIEST FANCY SILKS, MESSALINES, MOIRES and SATINS ?rU ^.*1 by । *' i,moun,lnB 10 m.orIel Hi" ' “re put in on tho stibaivtalonal? cilltsles the work of planting, enables Ilian au rnurh ... .. ... . . . ..... than thrr-ithree tlni.-w times a# much na as tli.-it that nrit*l. origi- .. \ Come in and see them. lines of th>* section as a further meas­ tho plantations to establish them- j Dally set aside. ure of ritfety, so a* to encompass each Delves much more quickly than on un­ Slnc U. lund. .Wl.W.w.n..lte-,,„, ... .......tract. .. forty-acre The forest is thus prepared ground, where grasses and I .M: . llud. WK lor rr..|,.Tl>- -JluIq. w„Mn weeds are strong competitors for pos* ; MMK .11 Of Uk- .SU1« n>n,41 tad,. I o[ dln „ con. session of the soil, and results in a | M lo..n>urt „ tho 1-ubUc liom.il. I id |t ,„„„d ,„ch minimum death rate. The furrows ar« Our popular Pure Food Grocery Department continues its former Low Price policy. Let us supply your tabic needs. Cmumoo U rtoro.d WIU. dud»!o .„,„Ur|r. riado from five to six feet apart, and I render „ it pparticularly . . t!|t) cost pcr acre of pj0WjnK v^ri£> j Olter Um U1.1 ot uro protocUoo. 11, da!,Tl„-,o I. «l orr.oot. lot.l BOB WHITE I Al NBBY SOAP Cifiilcrxl Pink Naliiion. (all i-uit#, JQq wmUouMI 1-..1 lo llo.lt iu oamuw,ot , „ ................... . from a little leas than 50 cents’ in ■ m il. SUU Jor. -u lo .nd, iron. Fbrcrts. lmi u„. comparatively dean, open ground to . Purk anil Bcnri-.. uilh Tumalo only as could be properly cared for j no mat'.i . . about 11 In situations where there Is i Sauer, Inryc 3 lb. cans I'amy .Natal Oniuuc* until such tiiuu ns morq auiplv liuau- < F-arliy effective barriers, although. If a considerable amount of bfu'sh. fallen j Cial provision should bu made. In properly maintained, incipient tires logs and other debris. We have found, I Bulk SpUfH. fur iiirkliiiti anil pre ouwr .orae U MW tin- » ot ... .......... . however. that this cost is just about wUdoai lo ilweloi. and lo. uu proud-, al, „qult,d. ,„d offset by the increased efficiency of (ONkEYS II.Y KMM: Quaker Corn l- Jukt-s, frc*h, Ith- pky. Uoo on o l.w o! Ite SUU torau > 5 pktl-. fur........................ v................ -v<L roUu-r IJ>M.,PM| tlu- louse uprroW1lM„ „„„ I'lanting la done by what lx known as Armour's ami Sniffs Pun* l.anl 1 ^r» .Finest llio Bulk Ctdfrc, ■UM th o r «wr-« l M Ui. rchs ,i„. n,.,...-., | tho “slit” method jhe mstrument used per lb | loriu MrtUl. or to-rli.p, connd.u, ,. tl„ osulurf-loour ojoru to being a planting iron of our own de­ Ullur.. tor . U.iu. tluri-Ur.-, s,; F sign and make. A good working crew work WM Connor, to tte old.r tor.-.u M uulu ..tlrtMtorr, Dor- consists of frdm twelve to sixteen men. . . . in Crawford and Roscommon counties, ing the live ycur.i tn’which the Public Each m»n carries a pail of plants and and even so the allowance was hardly Domain Commission has had charge planting irpn and individually p'ersufficient to coVer the cost of tim uec- ' — ' ' '* in all. burning forms the complete operation of net• e#ssr> improvement and currctt et- ‘ orc ncrew-nn over- ’ ting tho plants. Once the tnen haves ci’- of 135 neres burned annually, ” or become accustomed to this method, a . subaUntlal IncAnso in the appro- approxtraatrly ono-thtrd 'of one per itlon given by the list legislature cent of the area patrolled. The damage crew will average, yinder ordinary con­ ditions. about 1,790 2 or 3 y^ar old Phone SO suffered was comparatively small, the seedlings per man per day. of protection and administration to tin s occurring for the mo*t part on The stock used in most of our open other of the State Forests, linraedl- open pine plain* and killing no mer­ atvly this became available, steps were chantable (InilTr. No eeuMin can be atlons .is 2 and 3 year old seedlings. taken to bring, under management an raid.to liav<-’beea particularly hazard- Tho species most extensively planted aro White and Norway pines, since additional 13,'iw acresembraced these aro unquestionably well adapted Unbidden Guest. tlun. Tho above lUurea do. not include for general planting In Michigan. Mrs Fptyump <lp hostess)—‘That • -i.it.-v IIulVinair. tiie tin - outside of our iHiundaries. of Scotch pine also being used to some Just nr. you look nu the thlnas that |i| PERSONAL MENTION in Grand Tracers* county. The work and does exceedingly well. For­ grizzly-faced brute. standing over at these two places Is now well under which our ranger# either rendered as-extent there at tho door ha<| such poor , _..w set only about 1,300 plants were commonplace or heroic, you> labor way. und many improvements of a : i tanre <t controlled them .unaided.1 merly per acre, but within the past few years taste as to'Mfua/to get pm a glass protective aliT p-rmtntnl nature have Included, however, are those tires oc- nil of our operations have bw-n on the of water. Su^-ly you didn't intend to drudgery or service, y ur mind a foun­ been made. Utiwr fill be eerelftg on tie- tatortop buldiiiaa. Tku -basis of 2,uou par acre. Tho tatter flg> Invite such a/nqn to your reception?" tain of bitterness or Kv.emn-#r. your outlook a dead nail or. the eternal hotaken In hand liiis Joining suuon. and measure of success, that has been at­ I .y t fret m> dear. riujn—51ac!cr<n. ill St. JUliliure makes ample allowance for uny Me Ho-t." tained in bur efforts towards protec­ ordinary death rate, and clone plant­ I didn't Invite him. He is my hustion we attribute to a copMnatira of inc enables the tree# to obtain com­ forded thorough protection. fairly normal climatic condition#, Naturally lii" first and most Impor­ vigilance through our patrol# and plete possession of ttp>-soil in a much time. Furthermore, the extra tant function In carrying out any for­ look-outs, and the co-operntlon of the shorter cost ,occasioned by a liberal use of the Hank Itahl ;ni>l win est policy is to provide fqr reasonable r<- Jdcnts on and in the vicinity st the ,j>lant In the first place is less than the nngS «riT hi tin- <-ily. m h i y 'protection of the property against lire. -**outlay for xubsaquent reinforcement of Mrs. Will tirliui । £_lv(ifapi.izZ'. . , KIP’-I 'll ttal to sue V t>. I hn.nnnav Meutton of other Important lines of the open spots that are likely* to result ’ ’ ' II. l‘3m\ 1Am Alio- ■JoIki-cii, uf’ CliAcTiiale. HunfSm Ores il I. rt.! . . H L 1 - WOfk ‘hat “r" °n by ,,IC »«>« »’“><• ‘ but a wMfoAt moufcy to tiur^t'bj c"nUBtaaton WB3r bc uf The. .MT-gcro nwtfc JWrering MS MICHIGAN STATE COPPQTPR n n I AIR Many /few J™!. Arrivals A Sn £adies and /disses'SmartestStyle Suits and Coats Reforestation and Nursery Cost Reduced by Business . Methods to a Science. /Yew Russian Junie Skirts fall and Winter Millinery All Remaining Summer Wearables at Prices Ridiculously £ow 98c S>n Spite of the Soaring prices on Jflll food Stuffs 10c 10c 30c 30c r...25c 35c i&eickgenant & Riede department *Store planting - and U10 iork of reforesta­ tion is. on rhe State-Forcst st lout, second* only "to t.’atof tire protection. It is with tin# object In view that the ■dmtnistratVm of the State Forests liaa been carried on since their incep­ tion. and it Is this partlculrir feature of tho work of the. Public Dutnain Uut will l>« ter« ered. .We have always considered the for­ est patrol to bo the mainstay of our protective- system, Which Is Intended to be one of prevention .rather than sup­ pression. Rangera are k*pt on duty throughout the summer months when­ ever conditions kru at all favorable tor the startlpc and -preadlDg ut fir#.-*. The number of patrolmen required largest fairiul is comparatively limit­ ed in area. In some' cases one man ordinarily-covers tho ground; in otii- id In time* of extreme danger. On all the forest# variou# line# of work uro In'progress to which the patrolno n can bo xhifted when eondltiohs ero such that patrol ia unneceaaary. In addition to atnclly patrol dutk-a the partunity to Rain the good will and co­ operation of settlers and (he fore.tuslng public tn general and In the pre­ vention and control of forest tires. ' Tho value of thia fiaturo of the work cannot bo overestimated. The experiment of using.look-out lowers from which t» detect tires was tried out taut season and proved so siioceaat’il that It ia our intention to equip all of the forests with such tow, era aa won as possible.- In »ome In­ ' stances onvktower only wilt bo needed, v-tyeii. If centrally located, will con­ tra! tlui entire district. Here, at taa.t. we expect to be able to dispense with palrvln|,n altogether, except during occasional InOrvaTs when the aunospWel* heavy vtiib smote. On tach in order to provid<- planting stock for our own use and for general dl»iribution. a forest tree nursery Is maintained, at Higgins Lake. This originally included .about live acres. seedling# of Norway and White pine and 3-ycar-old transplants of Norway ---------l- • - conditions, -----pine under- dlffereht are as follows: UNPREPARED GROUND. White pine 2-year seedlings, 1.200 In_ WftrNorway pine 1-ycar seedlings, 1,200 per acre plant:-, of conlterous species exclusive­ White pine 3’-yearzseedllngs. 2,000 ly, are rats-M here. Particular attenPREPARED GROL’XD. White pines, although other species, Norway pine 2-year seedlings, such . as Scotch. Western Vllow, 2.000 per acre....-. Austrian and Lodgepole pines, lied, Norway pine 3-year transplants, 2.600 per acre Douglas tir_ and -European larcji. .aye Tho costs of all labor, plants deliv­ grown for experimental purposed. ered to the Site, and preparation of ths Careful nenrda co. ring a period of ground are Included in the above flgyears have enabled us to arrive at rea­ urea. The death rate th the piantasonably accurate figures representing .. ------- - tlon# has varied from 30 per cent in ■the---- -•••.of rai-lng - dling.s and■ -tran«- .wide spacing on unprepared ground to . >f various specie*. The follow- only 3>» per rent in the ca»c of closer ing j ar" a fvw examples of the cost per gpac!Og on ground that was given thousand of 2-year-old seedlings and preparation. 3-ycar-old transplants in the ground; ! " TWO-YEAR SEEDLINGS. H#at Lightning. ,White pine (sowed in rill's);^.,.. Whpn the distant horizon la brilliant■ iiv.v<n.w """ "«“■ aumiuer oventpgs old resident# ku..;'r^,;““<«■ #»• '■u w iiKMnlng. THIlEE-YEXR TH YN.-ipLANTH, ONE. Heat lightning Ik really the raSecYEAR TllAJiSPLANTED/ lion of ordinary lightning. Afar off White pine s.siJ there I# u thunderstorm. Light travels at aomething more than 1W.000 miles Western Yellow pine... • second, while thunder travels slowly Th" largest Minnie item of cost is through the sir and soon beconfea in­ that of labor. All labor is recordM on audible to obr vara. It I# thi# light re-: time cards on which the time of each fleeted upon the clouds or mist nest man employed in the tiursery Is dis­ tributed to the most minute detail. beat lightning. Houietimea vivid dl* ; -----p.,.<,uu Ul Such --------details include .... preparation of P*"** °r no’ihetn light*, or tbo aurora • ground, -wowing, covering, mulching, b0*’**11*. ate erroneously ciiled he».t ] uncovering, watering, weeding, culti- Hi***dn< . ration, inventory, etc., for each tepaThere I#, therefore, no auch thing aa; ■ rate age c)a»a ot the different cpocics. beat lightning, and thia fheuld proper | From thiua'not only can the total coat lr be called "dlatant" H«btala*z-N’ew I of tabor entering into the produetfos Tp* Wof>rt' rrrnslnc FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. ase Ball Tournament fastings, Mich Kplu't-VUir,-il fu'T failfcn. ir.uij.-U fV,'i <ui'nltrt.-.Crlp“Ju the Parrth: ife.-Suiwiav i-« uhvi--Walker, <>f Na-livilie, a uiiiul -of Mi. ami Mrs. Ed, I'hylliH lt>->fields au<l daupli- Farmers Picnic were in Balllu i»:wlin« tho r Bat. . iiha A. V COTTAGE GROVE Saturday, Sept. 5 Two or Three Games of Base Ball, Boat Races, Tub Races, Swimming Races Foot Races of AII Kinds, and Other Sports Not Mentioned. Everybody Gome and Have a Day of Genuine Sports I. J. WEBSTER, Prop, Wann Lunches Will he Served Day and Evening Airh Ari f:ha«<' anti faintly. Mi--. Eillin IliiiU'd'l. <>t Rapid#, vi.tih'd Mr. mid Mt Hutrunin, ThUr.’duy mid Fndity. wh>r. Mi— Aen< kt home in Mana Cnl«-s !••(! Sun.• wiuik. '-lay for EUrI. when' «h- will -|h-ii<| Mnllmy :hi<I Ikt vacation witii her brother. J. reitiniwl in Crites. • ” * Burton left 1.1-' — ' '.'A ............ . ........ . ...|- &>nth Bflfl'l. Ind- and otlsor points : south. w Holh Mr. ami Mrs. A. C. Brown relurnSirring-, Mr. iiiui ’•■I Sunday -fruni nn automobile trip Mr*. If. E. V.inValkvnburg an-i rhil- •" -Traver#" C.ily. Pr-lo.*ki*y, Bay Isen <>f Racine. Wi« and Mr. andlVb'w and other northi-rti point*. ** ** ......... ... . ■■ a|Hj \|r„ j,,|m King and son lln*v-ll <>f Marliu and Mr. and Mr*/ E. B« Wirt's. _ Ifort .Fanchild i< a in. - j.o-ilrrtn with Ttfo HEd. Kdlley n-lurtipd Iik hdnH) F. Goodrich Co., and will inakf Ann in Fori Madison. Iowa. !■ riday «rArbor htg beadquartffr#. Of lai* lie v<>nu>anh-d by Ids Mitr. who has lierit has been oinploy/d by a tnerciuifile Jittwlg relative# in this, city mid resiablisiuueui in €40(011, Ohio. I vicinity for severO-uiouths. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. Al GI ST 27, 1911. A School Day’s Sale for Schoo! Boys School days arc just a few days away. The boys will need suits that must be full of wear and style. Jus’, read, mother, w hat awaits you in this very special sale. All $3.00, 3.50, 3.75 Boys Suits now 2.39 “ 4.00,4.50,5.00 . ...........................3.39 “ 5.50,6.00,6.50 ....................... 4.39 “ 7.00,7.50,8.00 “ “ “ 5.39 Ages are front 3 to 17 years styles are Norfolk, Sailor and Double Breasted. Nashville’s Chautauqua begins on Thursday. Noah C. Kraft slid Eunice K. Kraft have begun again-! D<-mii-on s. Bugb.-i- and his unku tui heir* a legal action to quiet till'.’ A wall is being laid for lh>- Uno1 ' PAGE HVB BROKEN DOLLAR SALE —of stiaw's properly on Jeff'-rsmi. The as-uult anti bnlh-ty can agiuri«( E.“Slih'MS, nf Xnvhvitt-. lia- in the case slated that th- mall hail hern adjusted salisfadojily. The trial nf Du gal M' l-.i !um. birds eggs without pernii*-i"ii from the state nu'lhmilies. w;i- .nfjmitlied । from Frnlay until August >. The Woman's Chririitm T'-mp-rdi»t Episcopal Umbrellas 25% DISCOUNT on all Summer Umbrellas . Kimonas Summer Goods $1.00 values, sale price . .. .... 73c $1.50 values,' sale price ... _ $1.19 Wednesday 25c Ratine, Sale price .. 19c 25c French Gingham, Sale price. .19c aft'-iiio-m. Princess Slips Lillian i*yra A. Pierer, and injunction. Sale Closes Sept. 5 Dressing Sacques $1.25 gnd $1.00 Sacques, sale price 69c 75c and 50c Sacques. sale price 39c rhurrli. lo he present. The Wnruaii’s Home Bond Sl„ Summer Merchandise $1.00 value, sale price 69c Lawns and Dimities 15c and 12.'. c White and Colored Lawns and Dimities.. . . Corset Covers Morrill, Lambie & Company l.uinl><>r Company jjas h--u|i a.it ui Iwgun a similar wlifi’h have Un during THE CHURCHES »l.i- Work will Min'n In' Unllatnl. 3:ml p. in. lliifilist Church News. Thursday night. 7-HI ini Summer Dresses lines. Friday nfk-tnuou. Study Chi**. Friday evening. A BIG DISCOUNT ON ALL LEATHER BAGS White Muslin,Skirts, 50c values, Now-- ------- . ... ... 33c $1.50 Values, sale price.SI.25 values, sale price . $1.00 values, sale price which will gi Au-u-t Leather Bags SKirts m- Hastings, Michigan One Price Clothiers pn.xior. Anrhi'iii b it'iiiig Propl'--* V Embroidery 98c 89c 73c H inch White Embroidery, 22c Underwear Laces 25c assortment of Ladies’ Summer Pants and Vests, sale price_____ 19c A line assortment of Linen I.ace, worth up to 20c, per yd. 7c, 11c, 13c tin- HANNEll it- whn,.- ab- 9c 50c Lace T rimmed Corset Covers, Sale price __ ___ ... 39c J. T. Pierson & Son '•nine Servie rv'ening HASTINGS, MICHIGAN “Where It Pays To Pay Cash" holin' of Mrs. St’niii• up ,i--> nil- r-,'*. i i i u.inp- in the mornitiu ibmn. • I'nilrd llrclhrcn Church. Iler. C. IV. Halloa, Pastor. । 'nfoinulal- j itinp MichiL . o.irl li ,,f NOH I HE 1ST •urplii* *oi| an,.: I'linnp.. kU.HIO. vVlun’x. All If hr I; sir and. family ~Mr-:'t7itn_ll"trnTnt> rmrHInushh ■d llull-l llllt I- VIMlitlg Il'T p.ur-n niglit. -tt- im-t Hing and gave him a mo-t.n-.y- {"■••pl- p.ilmni/,- lln-. dmn alite Mill'll-'-. \ put"- "i ,ii — dollars was lend-fd him; l>v Mi ilnsliii(js (liri-uil. Elnrk Ad.lnu - a l"t.. u -iNh'’- h.-h Iu. J. iLl h.yd wilt .-..nd •-l•••■m Hint In- (fiend* h.:-.- i-a f.d|..v,mu ,.qi i 'iiu -i . him and (In- loyal and d.iithlul* ll-nd' i-h"i!. tou ,i. m. n-'\! wi-i'k, whirly. In Hannah crandiimlli'-r "id ifr. Ilf lie. give a,cl in* honor. Diicoverers of Illuminatin'] Gas. It was In.lTJS-tltal aJ.:ri:i*hLr.oua of fl:rt>fiilo|'i. rrr[n-rtn.i of gtircj. Sir .years later h" erirrrttn-Rait npf>.ira'-.i.* ,n Bfrming' hnrn. In 1X03 Afoiiifi’tir la- l\in Utaminut'd Pari* by th is new discovery. hov mid a j union al. IT ,m-i— mid Mr*.' M"iiday. Youn£ Man Sometime in the future opportunity will knock at your door. . In ten years from now there will be business chances just as valuable as those of today,The men who command a little money then are the1 ones who will step into those chances. Why don't you lay aside a little money with us every week and be prepared to benefit by one of those chances? ' ' We pay 3% interest, compounded semi-annually, on every dollar you put in a savings account with us. In a few years you would have enough to give you u nice little start. Hastings (National Bank Only National Bank in Barry County HASTINGS, MICH. MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE ONE OF STAIESHFINEST INSTITUTIONS i* jvlth n-w European W.ir !• will .eonlrilmi'-. mltlinns r«’/omul country. •ifihil in tin of “linp !<IWII." “ ! Holiday.' lldin. nttr<irlJv"ly j: "in- half pound Iler •" captivated i:> Ifnlh'T that th- I t-r and daughier doing and J|ie proud p-y-'ils nf, congratulated by fri-i.d*. Thui.-i’ai' DI'HI l.'AV win .'t unity inure fully Pl i"nd- know- nf' l.l"’ arrival nf. daughter nF his Inn- llfr-’tilglut tw* ril tl'»H are-receiving thes-ongralulatIons of----------------- —----- ? friends. . |—BANNER WAN I At>>»'. Imrs'd t—uletfts >>l. and^'iij' llfl.'.-u dollars id fh'.'M’ residing B-u.d i.-. furnished in lUdUi lir- id •■nBiitrenng. Th« gradu-ite- of Hu- iiiitilution liiye u» jinflcupy whatever in securing good i-o-ilion?. ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER, AI.GC8T 27, 1914. FACE 8JX Miss Pearl News of the Sports WlbW—rrnnrh=n<Tk: Fair. Il will be urtislicaliy deco­ rated and will- In* tilled - " lliiesl exhibit of it* kind ten together in the Middle Tin* Fair management clean, neat and mentally brilliant. An fact in our congressional library of all Hie book* the Japanese .-pent in it* preparation, special tree.* wens set. aside in *|ieeial or­ page against iImiii. Tlh-so 1 took* chard* mul specially fertilized ami are written hy the some sentimentali.*|s who lune wriilen book* Ml.blhmiolher war, ili.il . Ilniinciers and Christianity would never again allbw it, that the laborers of alt na­ •xhibit tions united would Ticver again lay Mr. and Mr*. Watson Wootiruff the ^re part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Lewi* accom­ pained By Mr. and Mr*. P. S. Spark* motored to Kalamazoo and Batik* Creek Tiie.-olny afternoon. Frank Uugle*. Vice President of Hie Southern Surely Co, of SI. Lmti*. Mo, accompnnieil Donald Smith to thi* city tor a visit with Judge Clement Smith and family. Mrrnnrt Mfr. b. h B<Miy, nf Woodland, drove.through here la*t Thurxjay nnd then went on to Crooked lake and -spent the day. returned from I heir summer vactl- m coiiipanieil by Mr. and Mr*. Frank Holly. Mr. nnd Mr*. . D. Sheet*, of Dela­ ware. Ohio; .Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Har­ ter, of Akron, Ohio: Mr. nnd Mrs. O. J. McNaughton and Mr*. Rebecen ItUMirlfer. uf Mulliken; Mr. nnd Mr.*. Perry' Hunsicker. of Grand llapid*; R. H. Murdock nnd daugh­ ter, of Lowell nnd Mr. ffnrt Mr*. BeMing. Avery Miillison of Ionin, were here f M.do. wa* in atlend the juiift-al of Mr*. J. D. re Wai kin* Hotinil*. Mr*. Slu'el* and Mr.*. Har­ ter Imiiig sister* of Hie d**cca*ed. Mr. mid Mrs. .Fred Slehbins anti Mr*. Ed. Huffman were in IWhdl WANT THE BRAND-NEW GOLD .-n-. ra .-iiiiiiiii in *pond to their roiintrle.* call; and Cleveland. Fort. Wayne. Ilirlmiond. Caledonia tju* gu***l «»f Mr. ami Mrs. that public opinion would .not Chicqg**. Milwaukee mid oilier large Edgar Brock. I harlot Ie Defeated I hist I iqj*. Maltby used the -tic. lent* to alleiid Hie Fair solely lu' Middleville with Mr* •*• thi* exhibit. | Howard AlU-h. In America, we have already [uv[. Thi* exhibit w ill lo* oib> Unit will I Afton Smith ai two great race questions the red and the black mid now come.* the kind ever attempted inz this I Harbor Spring*. third race qim-lion. the yellow. Neilfier-lhe red n**i; black rar**-, had rli»* fame nf Western• Michigan,a* a j nna. f>, are "VT*itTTiK~lrrT~mnthr*r.' a powerful nation behind them a* have the yellow race, or they would surely have breir harder to copc Rapid* Saving* Bank ha* donaled with. The Jap^ne.-- have a powerful Mallli}-. Mlrh- navy and a patriotism that burns ' lly. Maltby: with a Ore many lime* hotter than pi.iy ninth* by any iiiilividual. a--*. r hnlnmazoo. ju*l morn They believe I heir yellow race lo - innings: Itv Inmcanson They an1 taught in their universi­ I ties that, “The-yellow man i* tn-1 Made Government See Point. Lieutenant Waglibrn found It dlffl-l liermlly *upen>*r t*> uu* wmie man. i.ieutcnant waglibrn dim Mr in economic efflcieiity. in brain cult to convince the British poutoffleo' power, in general culture and in I Of tho value, of the isthmus, of Suez! moral character. and that they! Ba B mealls of shortening the letteri wish to become becoui*' citizens ciluens .if lie route to .India. . ... xtrnr.-t...,d toi He _.. guaranteed Fniled State* and marry transmit a bag of letters to India and white race “in order to return with others to England in tho* the while race.' tamo time that it then took tho letters! Continued from pafte'Tme. RESULTS BE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD TUESDAY iug.*' erfonl singled to left. twice fanned 111* lt. Circuit -omething which he considet Cadwalltider. I'mnmissioiier: placing Rutherford Grim*** singltsj lo. rit went through Bell ami Ilutherford Wallace ferior lo what Iu* already i.«. t once ctoppvd up. fowl at .Port Saldi j wu |3<* a ton, at Suez 1100. so tip load­ ed carnets with coal and took them, l*odying freedom mid other nbtih . llnd in liis own government; then*tore, he mats .ell lu* mother cotintry’s custom* ami is proud lo ° 11*'’- j long to America. On ol । * . t.ongi head. Schoolmn finish the game. Drain-1 aimmt.s.smner lint. <b. Arab. <b.t <b. .null; > ami I ,h*' ,.1"’ 0,4 h*‘1 ; n ;nn, form­ their own country than their own Mr. Frank -tale and lli.lt tiie -late- do UOt -land together and light for their n foul, anti that Hall plate. After a leti Mr.-and Mr*. IL H. Conk Of Allegan.. wliich many of lhe .... /-in ■reihilmi* <*f any harm which nt n ■nine to their palion, believing H n.' Til*1 body wa* H-canse their iiiiLnn lias prosper y tn Hdhdale for -• far in it* history, it shall nlwa,.. . to so. Wnh this knowledge of •nt in . CAN DO WITHOUT ALBUMEN Absence Means That Growth Will. Not Be Natural. That albumen.'the nourlstilng mat- nic <it rhtirnappb.* lake. Labor Hay. for lu>lh tin i ue.snay lb* will attend i •■union of Hit* teacher* ami their albumen f the Mudge school. which held al Thornapplc lake on have been obtained, many of them: dAnrfed or defoamed, but It lias! polly provr-d-ihat vegetable man«r"may at- ing* leant, ha* signed to play with ,aln growth without being nourished Hu- Kalamazoo Southern Michigan br "lbu,,"'n U b«"««d note that album-n Is -*m. Bell ha* signed to phty with second a T|o| gn>imd*T winch 00 * “ V’wrre food intended to sus- Hie tilM'uus Hu*'lentil financed by slruck Webb, n iirrng Hie side. ,a!n young plant until it han bo Henry'Staven*, file millinntiire ItiniWilli the score -landing Ilin in* nttil condition-. a pn>* in ' •ijlIt mid thi-j ■• d" w- ni ; '< :'1!'1 , |*','ri"iit ■ li'i' Grimw’bbl toil’"iHlwi’oii ‘'l'i'?u‘l nml| run in the ninth. It w.i- an tm-‘P,nr,t can dispense with this reserve enrnod scare. Sl*‘il drove • a. hoi i food, but not without suffering from grounder t« F.ck who throw im- the privation. perfectly Id first .lhe tulm. r nr-I These research-* go to prove th­ riving safely. Mmffrdo sneni ecfi poialbllltv ' nf rn-om, ; . n him lo second. Ilirtlierford *.-m ’n°"»‘™a n hoi one El k. who threw I.. L..?'* ** L ,n ,hr Fa Reck, win* iu turn easily caught tnliln- Haresle produced at will de­ Well on liis way to third. Beck formed ehhkens by Interfering with the normal evolution of ths egg. ei­ unfdrtunati'ly dropped Hie bail and bolh runner* \vere safe. Kynett ther by varnishing a part”of Ila sur­ pa.*.*nl XVvbb. t" .. cored‘ op face or by exposing It to a too strong heat, or by tormenting it in some O’Day ,, ’s lly to ...------------left. The ball, how ­ ever. wa.* returned in tiijie Id other, manner. catch Rutherford at second and wan'retired. Hastings was unahle Jo gel lhe BANNER WANT ADV& PAJf. Use Magazine 8torlee. An Invalid or aged person who en- SCHOOL BOOKS At Lowest Prices ■ n n n n As high as ONE-HALF slaved on second hand and slightly soiled books n n n Better than ever before is our vast collection, which n surpasses anything ever shown in the county. We n n are prepared to furnish all texts used in Barry n n County. , n by aliens ami n law prohibit- : ing Hi*inisrnnling of the ,n New Books in abundance for those who wish them n while with other race.*. He ' a -aid nl*ii Hint one reason why : I hi- Japanese are not ready to be- .n or those not so fortunate as to get in on the second­ Ciinie American citizens i* Iho fact n that they have not ycl been fifty : hand bargains. n vear* mil <>f the night of jiarbarisin : n mid lhal with their fatalistic mind* n they can never become Christian*. n H is a well-known tnilb that lite We can supply every little thing used in a Asiatic race* produce four genera­ tion* while the Cauca-ic race* pro­ a diice I lin e. Ill all history no nn-_ tmu of a mixed race ever roarhod n the school room. n a .me-** understand how 10 circum- atmosphere. Umpire Murphy or’...... . ■■■■□□□□□□□□□□nannnnnnttnnnnnannunanDMMMM mm-. acre* are o^viied entirely by foreign I ■ on corporation*. Tho land i* work- w nnd|J.ilHe Thortuipple drain. . tire mroilj* are "reaped by foreign MtdThe Bnrry tknmty Hural 1;i*tlvr cotpwSnTon't. nnd carried out of our iZarricr* A—uciiiiion will hold llieir own ranmtry. ••nii-annuiil meeting in\Middle'I’ll* Japanese goal in their pres­ ent campaign is American ciiizenditji and the right of intermarriage between the white nnd yellow x-x name in whit'll race*. With their wUnderful. Q ineiitnlity they have studied “ : 1'1.11- frot/nih. nnd a . bv.'i'dhe'<-\cIi’.uic*- of < oiimlltnenr*-; HntvIniiT - Mm-tonnibl .? . in which some of ihc local >‘i'lm-*ui. llnll thinking the been worn off jbese coins in tho handling. t Tho money Is melted, and that’s whero tho thimbles and tho rings come from, or at least a good many of them. There-seems to_be an lmprcsslon that ono may not destroy t'nlted States money, but that is an error. It is unlawful to mutilate a coin, but you commit no crime when you utterly destroy either paper money.or metal currency- Thera is no law to prevent the old stunt of lighting a cigarette with a 110 bill— and properly in the yiciniHfpuldicaH County Conven- leaves, Iv iif Hi.- I.ii,;ine*e fin in* derri-a-e* ! M will begin Hell which ho had arranged to meet.him . was not there Tills difficulty he sur mounted by chartering an open Arab been *|H-nding hvi* ihdightful week*. I " ' uf Wye. boat the erew ’’ Ouai and' nuu forcing lorcingvuc crew al ai tho ui« pistol i-i,'?.;.. . l Doint to lake till! 600 miles mile. down ,ln»n ? " ' . point take him tho the Red sea to Jeddah, where he found ; \| An article In which Aanta (Taua dealt heavily la gold thlmblea. Phila­ delphia (tippiles an cnormoui number of them, one manufacturer being es­ pecially prominent. That city la alao a wedding ring producing center. The indict who wear the thlmblea and the brides who get the ringij. may be in­ forested tn knowing that a largo num­ ber of them aro made from brand-now gold coins. The manufacturer does not want an old gdld coin, because there la an appreciable difference In the amount of metal In a new and an old 110 gold piece. So the ring and thimble maker, knowing tho value the malls was better than looting’ Mr. mid Mi - J. W. Walkin* wentPrared. ■! them, English gold being h‘* strongest ‘',u J" a ,':‘"’l'i'ie*'luig ami .... . .. • ■ , '1*1'111 blllldaV Wllil Jllllll • I)o*ihi* condition i* found in many । argument. . ■ ! BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. in-*- m California. As soon asi llie Jap move* in. the white man — 1 “ iu Malltiv ■I i J . . Preclout Metal Seek That Which la Freeh From the Mint. burns tbo If a bank own customs, believing hi* own the return Journey lie completed well ; wore ncclduntstly to destroy some p»government far iwperior to ours. within the time. Tlitinceforwurd thoj ,vir. ami sir*. ei». .iieau antii ‘ Instead "f building his house faeroad and placing his stab««.<.. lor w.,h.,r„ «u .bl. to eon ... -I.y (... T.lllly n...l „ll...r Ibisliiiiis Defeats (ti.irlollr. liard in lh>* r.i't four umuig*. mail'll*'- Morris Hill, Isi Shown. j). \v. Hoot i* visiting with The fniit exhibit will be one of | Nashville friends for a week. the greatest features of this great A. B. Hedrick and daughter. Mis*, Fair. 'Un.* being tirepamt with • Myrtle, are in Chicago this week. the' ciiopi-rution of ’ tlm Western' jj slnjih and family returned, Michigan llevelopment Bureau will tll |j„.ir |innic in Detroit Sundlfy^ eiihsist of more Hinn i'M*» boxes of •• • • • .. i— , apples t-nve'riilg one whole side ur lhe Ball. JU*side .... Agrii'iillural *• “•*■ William Be«t. of Ni lhal there will be a epltmdul duMr. and Mr . 1 This building will. will bring Japan a* directly ennn*Tti*d with Michigan a* with Cal­ ifornia, Michigan a* a fruit stale will rail these yellow people. ’ The Japntie-e government ha* given <ljMM),i**> fm* *tcamer*hip linen lo carry immigrants to Mo­ bile, which is oiily it short distant'** from our Hime. What the people <*f Michigan d-cid*' m lh^ next six months may determine Hot* cumli,o lion of our country for Hie next three hundred year*. We hear sonic people say that the Japanese would make good cu­ \vn.* good f snerillci'd Nifli.n*! met the ball for a siliul M-oriiig Hutchins miii*l joyous yell Hyun Eek Hied io E<,kert, OF MICH. APPLES ■nd Orr Mead left..today for Big § BASE BALL SEASON WHY MICHIGAN SHOULD 600 BOXES PERSONAL MENTION AT GREATER MICHIGAN FAIR Rapids, where ' they will attend Fi rn* hidituU*. . . । Mr. and Mrs. James Wickham ,of l.ll In Vl.ll Aortmllurnl llnll M.^.,.1 I..JI Im.sday CLOSES GLORIOUSLY EXCLUDE JAPAHESE nob-1Where ।Grand Hatiids. were the guests of Thi* Immrnsr Display evening for Bay View. I Mr. Flowery thdn said he believed Michigan needed two law.*: A law reached it. retained iU Mr. Flowers said ho would like l*i r<luin tn Hastings nnd talk again upon this same •mbjert and lhal he fully lulomled to tip *o. Judging fmm Iho hearty opplause with which this announcement was i-oreivod. ho will undoubtedly 'be cordially wel.'omod by our oitizons. Every one after hearing Mr. Flowers, inltiilively knew bo was a man wtm hnd not only/lhe intore*lA of hi* own stale al heart, bur that he also had a sincere andjoop interest in Hie welfare of the-en- the magazines, with their bulk of ad­ vertising. h|y4 to handle. If tho mag­ azines are taken apart by removing the little wire clips that bind the sec­ tions together, the stories or articles A man’ who. lives in the Kansas can be easily bandied separately. And any article specially likely , to be en­ lown of • Cnnnecllonville is justly joyed by a friend al a dlatance can ent it led tn be regarded as I he most papular num In his neighborhood. bo seat by mail when separated la thia He was elected a delegnjr to the county conventions of the Progres­ sive, Republican and Democratic —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— parties. If the school room needs painting, papering or new Headquarters __ for maps, . . ° globes, black boards, blgck board slating, chalk, n erasers, etc. shades, let us show you. n_____ n' H Will H Q occupy new location first of the year Arthur EL. Mulholland n n n a n n H n ■ Where You do the Best The Leading Druggist Soods Delivered ■■■■nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannannnDnw«w« �PAGE SEVIN THE HASTINGS BAKNER, UGIST 27. Hit | * Roush nnd Fry** RriHikMu *»'---------------------------------------- -------I The llrtlsh and -Frjrf reunion was: What Willi* Got !jmld .Saturday, Ainnisl 22. at tile, among her four children—John, Msry, [during hall on the fair ground. At Jano and WtlHc. John got one-half ’t>»-irlv. Iinor Itiev began l«< arrive of tho pie. Mary one-fourth and Jane one-slith V.hst did Willie getT [.u-'lliof !•> enjoy tin* day. After bright Hoy—“Huh! Willie got stuug!"| ('.RESHA. . dinner tin* photograph innn, Chas. ■' '----- * ' wn and no-. Mr. and Mrs. Walt* r iLdy.-n, were ■ Carelsss Mr. Noah. rill looking th it in-KalnmaMMi, Mou l y. where Mrs. Much trouble might have been eared B. is taking. trcalMien!. hnd Noah omitted to take an octopus Mis* Hand Ellsworth and Clifford . >t won aboard the ark. [jrirtun Carr of Baltlu Creek will b- marri­ ed Monday evening. xAu«u*t Si. nl al | and fan tin* M. K. churFh i’.rhlarid of -R INNER WANT ADVS .PAYcalled Id which Ikt lather is iHisior. M tin* n*<|»rsl of ftnr ntmiy frtrnrl<*ttP niiirriauc, which wa- to havt- b*ei> Southwestern Barry I’i.ld Day. Tin* day wax lim* and • i*vi*rylliiiig passed oil in good nl»a|»*.; Tbr -hiill games-seemed to be tin*: biggest attractions. lichen won the game from Pine Dike in Iho fore-: game against .Hickory. A large | crowd rttuyi*d* over until evening lo wiule of allend thi* dunce. * Mi*, hoy liiiMkill visited relatives wnd Mrs. \\ lulb-. who is in Ki'inliillvilli*. Indiana. from Tucnlivallll will umma in lh*day mntil. Sidiipluy. . [care of her moth, i-in-law for ail riinh'lliiilo lime. I Mr.*and Mrs. Will Carflidg.* i.*[ turned* to their home m Baffle j Creek. Thursday; • KODAK .* with r* DELTON, Cummin- Good Goods| •Hill. «... ,,. ■ .Klin,,,-, ., I,,, |,,i|r I, .1, r-. 111.1 •; ill ........ visitor in IM writ-last-week.- ; -5 Wilt Wtiitmnri-nmtir nm tine) ,|t’, Mi*.-,<’.liarl*'s Aldrich and children .iikifidto rnmfortni'1* - t" he pre-; \-j of Slnifht wen* in town over Stnir- L..llf<-,| 1,, th.- two bi t-l*-. th.* daiich-' n, , day. •. I |,T« nf mtr pastor It -.. I-w"*lli. i Mrs. Skillman of Dowling vi-iled The following have donated to- ( , )lt is what we sell you. We don’t buy any­ thing else so when you buy nE us you • know you are getting Value Received for your money. nimictmrd. Ellis E. Faulkner i i j reunion. Dickriwnii— Spniiahh* RIGLA DlSTItll.T. Bush Bayne and family Woodland <me day last w>- nd ri'|»>rls a "Vi Hi,- girl 1 ml Burkfe and wift*.\ Mi-- Lucile WuinlMlicit I ford We have a few pair of Gents Oxfords we will close out at $2.50 they are $3.50 Value and worth every penny of that but the season is getting late and they must go. Dry Goods Groceries Boots-Shoes li-r Crrani Social. • will In* mi ice cream sorinl f num* of Mr. Will Morgan.' derlich. MICHIGAN. About 1" 1 Will Cnjp h:i*> II ’ (’reck a few days last week. -The missiniiary ims-tiiik'mi't with i it i- |hm> | Mr-*. Bei-tlin Hush last- Wednesday i Mine-thing puisoiim . ’“afternoon. i Friday nfleruoon HEADQUARTERS FOR KODAK SUPPLIES MICHIGAN CHAS. DENE.AU, j Kodaks $5.00 up Brownies $1.00 to $12.00 THE REXALL STORE —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.- II you have any work in,the above lines 1 shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices as low as 1 can possibly make. them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. ln*d rtnilMItal Picture taking opens a new world of entertainment to the children, and they never lire of the fun. ' | DELTON ' „ A Question. ‘Dobbs Is a mild-mannered man." ly so, or married *' GENERAL REPAIRING Ila-lit Mr. ami Mis. Mr J humid nf Detroit have Ih*.*ii spending the pant week Mr. mid Mrs.Polly mid Dane ’ with lloiivenif'n. field.—Houston Post PLUMBING 6 HEATING neetiatti'ii i.tnt' Song -Linie Mi* remained until its The Kodak puts this pleasure in the hands of young or old at small cost. Is simple enough fora child to use,with good results—so efficient (he expert can not exhaust its possibilities. X, Kodaks and Kodak supplies of all kinds always on hand, and always new. A South Carolina Poet: “And the echoes whisper among (ha pines, WM. RENKES & SON | ' scluwilmal vx. In Embryo. 1 |„ nH.-ti.j 'th.* ,\i‘il|. tn family ’ i >•- ' ran* firn Mill. Jf'iuiing*. who is still Opinion In go:>d men Is but knowL tniieii ami i< liiirie<| Monday. v«*ry low. *edge tn tho making—Milton. | t ;, .1 niid K.*n on- :ti*' pulling; •uh- t DOWLING Farms For Sale I ills Ii.iti’ll!.* at Dvltmi. ball White Dress Goods Teas Are Advancing In price, owing Jo the European war so why not lay in a supply before the price goes higher? Our teas will be sold at these prices while our present stock lasts. family, GRAND RAPIOS NEW $300,000 After June 25 all White Dress Goods. Wuistings, White Crepes, -etc., will be sold at Less Than EMPRESS THEATRE OPENED iu*M Fin* Prinif Theatre Western .Uli'hifjnu Willi 2.IHM) Actual Cost. Children’s Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. .kin, 'I lliipi'l-, , hard land, lit acres onion rp>t>d Imildi'njs... .SAMITHil flood lniildi:i.,;*- . .. llilDI’.IHI . ;|ocd bnildiiiji**... 3>il)0.tM) _ ■ •io'iti'd !:i*t -Mouday afternoon ul i \d<li(tt>ti:>l 2:3(1. — ' Thi.'* is lli<* III st rtiintik'h* lire Some extra good bargains in Dry Goods. NnshtiHe -o urn s. Dm. Hoy Prairieville, Mich. ........... .*............... taXJ.flil DU ... i F. II. WILKINSON Both Phones M buihlmu*. .... JIMI a.-cv*-.hiiilditiyv..... i:nitl.t*l) lluitM* ind one m re oriir ‘ted lliroiiglmnl. Comar teas TOc per lb., 5 lbs. for $1.75 Green Comar teas, the best values for the price 50c lb., 5 lbs. $2.^5. Marco Selected Pan-Dried Japan Teas in W lb. and '/• lb. pkgs. 60c per lb., 5 lbs. $2.75. Togo' Teas, piyTe uncolored Japan 50c per lb., 5 lbs>$2J5. Oolong teas, fancy quality 60c per lb. Ezra Morehouse & Go. The slag.- 'and sceim* rjleel' up-lo-dai.* from every pom view, nnd will acroiiiinndnti* TINGS. \ND DELTON, Mlt.IL KOPF & KOPF . DELTON, MICH. iird.'i;.. We Pay 4> Per Cent Buggies and Wagons Delton State Bank Capital $20,000.00 6,000 00 Surplus A. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. ... .. Hughes, Vicc-Kres. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS Dr. Donald McLcay George J. Doster A. A'. Aldrich Wm. Elliott L. IL Teerpening T. A. Aldrich J. G. Hughes Just Look at These -■ ‘ Kelley’s Kool Komforts Soft Drinks, Cigars IP EIcc’Crcum and and Tobacco Peanuts and Candy W j STORE OPBX KVKRV SUNDAY Stop for Refreshments at««* Ilk KELLE, Y’S CLOVERDALE, MICHIGAN We Have a Large Lind Tin* Eyipr.-s is the only I Imaln* i Easier wrili !>■ n in connection loi'. b Iwyond. 30 [i. in. diri'i'lly from that cily. 1 l.tt*li<'.s’ wailiug room a 'on I Ito second .Jldor ,ap*„ addition tn lhe usual . found hi a lliealr**. io SIudmI•*. vilh* managers in Mie mi.fflb , Grand llapids will receive (lie vTi’y hdl oilier : I*.*sl vaudeville arts olilamable. Life l ul n:.- • i ThP'loial cost of-tlie l'-inorpss',l.|j(M)| hnil.tiii-* , l heal re is something over ts3w.0i»L s« t.i I-'. ----------a------------ ----AlPlirgh -• h -Tin* sle,iiiier Thelma al Whalen >n|ea-*e tepm! fwJiarf, Gkiucesicr. Iias/is a iiia-*cui • (j.. tircp.’irc.l u_!'! pi large, brown- por’ciipine'wilh reg-j t<» take amii'tiin ■ I ulutiun qnillt*. II tfh* captured by| iir,i.|p. I three of .lhe crew m.l.he «•"><!*jirar; I Prospect,. Nova Scotia, and-has be- . ------- — j'coujo yuilcTaine. I—BANNER ILL When you buy a Wagon or Buggy you want one that will last (or years, one that has the "wear arid tear" in it. Wa: arc highly pleased with our line of Buggies and Wagons. Wc never tic ourselves to any one line, bub when we cun find anything that is Better and the price is Right, wc add it to our line. That is one reason why you always geijhc best on the market at this store. That is why people find it to their advantage to come here from miles around and buy of us. Wc give them the best for money. their Our prices arc lower than prevail elsewhere because the cost of doing business is much less, our living expenses are much lower. All ol these items have lo be added to the cost and the consumer has to pay them. By getting these costs down to the ' lowest possible notch wc arc prices. Aldrich Brothers Company DELTON, MICHIGAN �PAGE EIGHT THE HASTINGS BANNER Mystical Number on Coin. WANTS A WORD. Kor Sale Cheap -Hough l-incli lum­ ber for roofing and uhiwdimr. also bill sUilT. Phi bud. Inquire I." <1 Id.... .... ' • If < Th.-In ',. th. Old.r.nCa. . Searching CrltUtyn. A hlabbruw rah retire to bta allid, I FIvc-year-old Herbert, scion of a l bookish family, had learned to read and amrrar allb ihu .nnuuhram.nl so early and so readily that his Drat lhal l„. ba. dl.rur.rad . .ubrun.cluu. rail II ibuu.bl. glimpses ot storylaud wero growing »«». and hoxy In bls memory. One day ho con­ Bui a toabruw dan apeud H» rear. .„d fided to his mother. ' liuthlo showed • ipluHn, an unkhu.n me her new book today, and It’s tho claim lu harr dlarui.red a uu. animal and .. ar. queerest thing you cvefsaw! Why, rallrd lb........ .... unaulmnu. ibat II la uld bunb—CIncl.n.11 tn,direr. Cnn the dog run?' and a lot of things । like that! 'Course I was too polite to say so. but it didn't seem t<> tne'TBe Gladstone's Domestic Rule. . stylo was a bit juicy! - I.ippiqcbtt's. .Mr. Gladstone once said that ho hnd solved the domestic problem in: thia way: "Whenever Mrs. Gladstone Into u thick solution of gum arable Insists I submit: an 1 whenever I insist stir plaster of parts until the mixture she submits." tie didn't say. how-' assumes the consistency of cream. Ap­ over, whether they took turns about .Marriage ply with a brush to the broken edges Insisting and submitting. of china. and join together. In three is a failure when-one of the partlea days the article cannot be broken in Insists on being the Insister and the same place. The whiteness of the doesn't take turns in submitting to tho submitter. ••ernent adds lo Its value. Vneiiiini Cleanrr. to. Hrnl- -F.l<, tij. or hand power rlenn.-is lo lenll.j h'or Sale Fill*’ jttiiiiiiH-r lionu* on i For Stile Nine n qtlire 107 So. Ha For Sul ligbl il.i.p bld. short. ] No one leernB unwilling to accept! * 25-cent piece, even though there are I on each coin the following hoodoo combinations: Thirteen letters ,fu ’ the scroll held in the eagle's beak; thirteen feathers in each wing; thisteen tail feathers; thirteen upright bars in'the shield; thirteen arrow, "Wo do not," ha said, haring In mind heads; thirteen leaves oh lhe branch; , thirteen letters in the words “quarter; properly speaking, love Ufa at all, but dollar." living.” ■pendthrlR, said Hotxrt Louis Steven­ son. "than to waste It Ilka a mlsor." Stavenson took earn ot his health) of hlB body. But he did not hoard fats health. He did not make It the domi­ nant thought with him. ’Ths joy of N Cisterns bulll, cleaned and-repaired. All work guaranteed. I’li.me or leave word at Smith's Market. I.ro Sinitb, City. AL'GLOT 57, 1914. Giri's Trip Catches Mouas. ; pany nre paying »l,00 per bu.«lie| Al last a. new way baa bean dis­ covered for catching mice. Aud a over last week. About all grams Broadway show girt la the discoverer have advanced ns lias, butler fat, of the new device. It happens that brnn nnd middlings. *he chanced across the scheme purely PRODUCB. . . by accident. She purchased a doxen oysters In tho shell and left them on the table' In the kitchenette of her apartment while she went to her FRUIT boudoir to have a few bouts with tho rouge ■ box. aw*. When ucu «uv she iviururu returned to the ms noc kitchenette she found firmly caught I Hosm'. |IAO to |i.» ■ MKATS. “• “ “• uj.l.ra » . 11 m<'u— T11H °T— bad t^au ,ul|T • loft Sum Urn plat, ““ I™"* ,rtl» •"ow‘''1 “‘■r» >" »<-»“ l»d h” ;>”>"■ J1* '» «“ ’"d roULTHY AND II ID KM. ‘ ‘“d 'h' bine. Ib.a a.ar, •"! !' “>• parts of their apartments. "S" Things to Worry About. Tears do not accompany a baby's cries until It is three months old.— Cincinnati Enquirer. HASTINGS MARKETS • Elevators ami Milling Com- Wiinlcd—G.mmI ju.uiliy i|eliver>*<l til illy? jdfli e on will h end nf En«t Phone 5tX|l. J. <«. Kiii li- FRENCH’S ™ FLOUR For Krnl—Fiiniished ;d-«» unfur- Makes the Best Bread barn. : lirulu-r, onabl.* office. ituihiing*. g.Ki<r quirt’ of Top Market Prices kitols ot poiiHt’ Ih-lton every M. and WedtiPMlay. . -farm. Siiiith. lliKtings For Stile—Ihuise . Chris. Hei-kvv itli. For Side— ward with I ari Hourly ti»w.. NEIL DIM. lo.if. Muir.. J- Im "l While the average amount of water used daily in the cities of the United I Steles .tries from 20 to J50 gnlluiis j per capita, there is an almost uni­ form t oiisumption of a little more than half a gallon by each penum fur driuk- Inquire.. The Best b'or the Money Store Children’s School Suits '/3 Off This week only. Don’t fail to take advantage of this last chance. We also have a limited quantity of suits.that are not Norfolk style to close at It isn’t a “knack" that makes good bread—its very largely the real QUALITY of the flour that makes the difference. When you make good bread from French’s White Lily Flour one time, you can ALWAYS make bread that is just as good from the same flour, if you’ll make it in the same way, because French’s White Lily Flour is ALWAYS the SA^IE. French’s White Lily Flour is a “perfectly balanced flour, and is the result of 40 YEARS of practical experience in making nothing but this one particular brand of flour. It is produced un­ der those favorable conditions of manufacture that you will rare­ ly find surrounding flour of any other make:— 1st.—We run this big mill NIGHT and DAY, year in and year out. • 2nd.—We own the WATER POWER and LIGHTING PLANT, with which this mill is operated and lighted. 3rd.—We own our own mill and equipment. By running night and day. year in and year out, and having the very latest ami most up-to-date -equipment, we are able to make the BEST and MOST EVEN QUALITY of flour that it is possible to make. That is WHY, when you buy French’s White ’ Lily Flour, you can always KNOW that each sack will be just like the sack you had before. • •/ We are especially particular in lhe blending 4>f;th/grain we use. This with our perfect anil thorough system of milling, im­ parts a "flavor” that you will find in no other flour. Making flour IS OUR BUSINESS. For over 40,years we’ve given it our thought and study. Our aim has ALWAYS been to IMPROVE; IMPROVE; IMPROVE. For that reason you never saw French’s White Lily- Flour lagging along in the rear. It has always been to the front, and there we propose to keep it. We take pride in it. and the universal demand for it, because it stands as the result of our 40 years of experience in the millihgJuisiness, and of the study and thdught we.have devoted to it. If you have had "baking troubles” in the past, why continue using the brand of flour that you have been using? Why not try French’s White Lily Flour the next time you bake? Your.Grocer or Elevator man keeps it. Insist upon hav- . ing French’s White Lily. Don’t accept anything that is claimed to be "just as good”—because it won’t be. Off All Good Serviceable Suits G. F. CHIDESTER LEADING CLOTHIER: HASTINGS, MICH Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER AUGUST 27, 1914-22 PAGES. PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO 19. IJDqIcIi conditions that have obtained -in their own rounln*Only.-a few months ago the United States tn। vailed territory of Mexico and'sciied her greatest jmtH Ix-'caifse a-cerlairl salute wa« mji.'-given to lire American Hag. ’ Doubtless the Arperican people would, have Keen much aggrieved if Europe had BINK CLERKS WORK WHILE inock»if theyi for entering ujion NQl’ATTED ON THE FLOOR. hostilities for such a Irival cause. THERE BEING NO I demn I lie slrenuoiimethod* adopter! by Austria to punish Rer- MR KEELER TELLS OF HIS via for the assassination of lhe heir VISIT TO AKBRA'S TOMD DR. PIERCE’S to the Austrian throne, yet our own government refusud to recognize the authority of Hureta on the Klso Tells of City Built hy \klmr ground tie was Implicated in lhe alleged assassination nf Madero, a For His Capitol. Which Hr. Mexico—a refusal that resullrd Deserted Ijilrr. eventually in the invasion of Mexi­ Agra, Thursday. Nov. it. can territory. A lijtle more about 'Im-day. I PlrVt"' "We who watch over the Monroe wiiiih-d some money, so went to the SlOmiKn. fiver* unH --- ------- ~ .a —_ ——_ ■_ doctrine with nervous rare are bank of Bengal, al Agra. Tin- i< a , large building denoting wealth, two -lories high on the nutaide. 1 • ■ 1 was (hen 51. S»» i( may Iw^said of n*l! risk the .irluira- on the in-idc. The bull the German kaiser. Born tn IH51’. alMiiit forty by sixty /••et. . h» i« now 55 years of age. A gray- rial homogeneity. Jhat .may have plain on the jiuiide a* it hahed grandfather dot’s pot inHrk made. It is simply divid piihtuiy glory al an age three years lhal <k>clrin< three rooms, of equal aiz>-. greater than that nt- winch Napoter room being Hie lobby WEST hoodlInd. ■is fqr foreign corresiKm>i';i for people . doing hitsm. ■Ir.ifls and bills of exoban PIPER SHOWS AlkSi nniTY den. Ill I7I’>. he tdiiailted possession other end is purely dative CIAIM Hi: is "GLORY of Silesia for the second lime, nnd Mrs. Fred Haight and children T no longer is necessary for music students of Grand Rapids and Western house, with static floor, at himself io a great position in Eu­ and Ati'i. A. E. Kennedy from near reding. In the Aativ» Michigan to go to New York, Boston or Chicago in order to sectire lhe rope. ening al Harry Decker"*. advantages of a standard conservatory of music education. CARNEGIE REGARDED HIM very tine Mualled . ........ "The kaiser has so well kept the Mrs. Gi-o. Schneider and son The Malek School of Music is under the direction of its founder, Oltokar Malek, a I i hi. AS PROMOTOR OF PEACE '(ta.'S: Floyd of Grand Hnpul* arc visiling concert pianist and instructor of unquestioned attoinrneiHs, whose reputation is founded books. _______ negie. only a few inimlhs ago, |ire- at Chas. Heise.*. upon accompliihment, and whose preparation as a concert artist and teacher was made Mr. and Mr*. Ed. Cunningham of ! sciiled to him a tribute a- an ex­ rffiig it by weight, and testing each' Tamarac fipenl Sunday al J. II. I] litocial DrclaH’s lulled Stairs Is pression of the admiration of peace under the best and most favorable conditions in Europe, the cradle of musical traditions. • piece. They would nyryi on their In No Position Tu Shout About j lovers Hie world over for the niag- Durkee'*. Mr. Malek has surrounded himself with a staff of fried and capable insfructors. and cmdonicrs through an frofl railing, “lliliinrisiii nillcent work he hail done to pre­ the school did not have to take years to arrive at a point of efficiency which.would make lent war in Europe during his •••I camp inerting in Seweba Sun­ with a wicket at the very bottom, l he customer would khuai al a it a credit and source of justifiable pride to the musically inclined of this section. In a long editorial under the years of power. Now to say lhal hole, am) when the c.xcliange is | caption. “|s ipe Kaiser Glory the has plunged nations into war •Madf'fhe Army’and Navy'Journal.; for a mere freak Is tn misjudge enincludes; il ing friends in Ohio. the stone ikwir. rejecting every! piece that did not ring tight i<> OTTOKAR M kt .UK. Dimin ake Ode-sa were in Suntlcld on him. They had a big -cate f,.i Piano; Voice; Violin: Organ; Theory; heard. Hial Emperor [den stream that undermines inotmMines* Saturday. weighing money, hung on a tripod I iberately started Hie tains and brings the loftiest peak Harmony; Counterpoint; Composition; Min Miiriturrifr KuriljnJrv Mrs. M. W. Bloom nnd daughter of tiamlHio pote*. four iuche* of all history in order! Jevel with the plain, have torn History of Music; Eartraining; th rough, aud ten feel high. Tljel Mi** f.iliart'Kciiurtt ..... as a great soldier.ftlirdugh till coffvehtions and diidoiling al August Geiger’s. Aesthetics; Children's Piano-Dep’t; scale was heavy enough !•• weigh! I... 11... ■ ... *ei.._ ....ll .... .. ..■ .. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. August Geiger nnd Sir*. Clara II. H<ni ■ilium to i way in blood to the attainment of Harp; Orchestral Instruments; little deseriplimi ■»r to the■ their ultimate object. ^There has Sherman '1 idler Chamber Music Classes; Orchestra European | been niorr than one occnbion when ami Practice: Elocution: Languages; mid bees- l,h' German emperor, if hr had ill inilitm-v I hern glory-mad. could have thrown Mrs. Sarn Karl. of camels, donkeys, oxen ■ Interpretive. Aesthetic, RcjIhm VulA >n nil Aides' ewoni into the balance with fur •krr ami m>n Mur- kinds, carls with wheel-. Folk and Ballroom Dancing. Arthur Allerdlng high, and eight inches wid< more chance of achieving gucfesi m ar iimmcs imuren i mirsaay. imm kaiser is glory-hungry an> j George llafller ami sun Ijwrenn Cail or write for the school catalog. IVe wattLyou to know all about this school mil From Agra we look a .cai t iago that, iu a mad desire |.. achieve . name like Frederick the Great tn •isr’s Sunday. thing his great could f«*el the pressure of rival Akbar's Tomb. of Fuin|w‘. When races, naturally form the opinion j Mrs. .Emma Wellman ami three .iJiAvBuulanarr._x^.,.v,... ........... —.......... .. , rstnhlHIi........... •lone, inlaid with marble icilemenl was al . — that —the „ great military its height in France, onr of Hou- merit of |||e Germ.iii emperor is re­ and situated in the center of a lurg» langer's partisans anise m th>< sponsible for this war. and they Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Decker and liouletl |p giii not understand how a thing buildings. The Mosiac inlay is It was originally built you know that appears so small to them as son Murry visited Hie former's sis­ wonderful. not pun-.the Auslro-Serviaii dispute should ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. lohn with a. Dome, but as it looked too i’t;ily I rrsull in (his I'an-Eumpean con­ Ablioll. in Carlinn. Sunday. much like a mosque, the I tonic was AHierl Hauer is s|x*nding a week removed, and* in it*, placw was. an ih.isi- i Hagralion. This'mfitude on Hicir Grand Rapid*, Michigan 254 Fulton Street, East Houlanger1 l‘art ’* <IU8 ■!“ ,hl'ir Wiorance-of camping in the northern part of.lhe erected a most, beuudfut - marble • slate. . screen. Wc go to tlw roof to see Mr. and Mrs. David Curl is njnl these screens and panel.and 1 ""d.L | In mother of Clarksville were visitors al Wm. Fnderwood’s Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Abe Warner nf tifully carved, diroclly over the HR.KOIH CORNERS nursing a broken ankle. Wameryille Visited I heh- children spot when1 buried. Al the head . . s turning home Moml. of this is a post of marble, about I Ihre.-hmg seems loin for (hr "Holland" family Sunday. has made it iirteviary for us lo three feet high. htdh-Wcd ill the M '<"• day. build lhe tunic uddilloiM to <qji« center. This originally hold the All the folks hut tin HEAD OF GI LL LAKH KoliiniMir Diamond, lhe largest in cripple# hay-’ gone to Mrs. Louise Chapin made a im« the ‘ world. ’’ ing. They are having LITTLE CEDAR LAKE Ines* trip lo Kalnmaron Monday. frrl of iiround, mnl every fool is outside the gnle«. were buildings sermons. Mrs. Maybelle Geiger, who hr iilili/rd. stalling sixteen i lphants. Also W’r attribute the success of llolbeen spending the pas) few we«4 for a music building of marble, built extended visit with his grundmathso that the muslco-nuld be heard in horne in Holland Tuesday. . sons: Mrs. IJelle Houvenir aud Mr*1 Allly Ihird nn.l . Mr. and Mt*.. Morris Williamson Hrrtblt PefUHM-k ef-Auuiist;* Vlkll.sl. >H.<gl4llg lion. This hits (iidnrd us ns ruswlik'h things Iravagant F. J. Williamson at Midland l*Atk. turners Hie Iwst deniers, who tinwere done. J The young p«.p|e of the W. M. J,.e W. rtmai ,J' ilerslnnd Hie principles of heutinu, We also'rode over to Miriam's church had a picnic at Gull lake m.-in porch tr son Lester. Mr. ami Mrs. Sm rmnii and know how to install furnaces. Second—Square dealing, rowet Prouty motored tn .Cheshire ami Tomb, the Christian wife of Akbar. Friday afternoon and a moonlight building a av.»> back Sumlay in the former’s new He had wives Hindu. Mohammedan ride around the lake. mid prompt illlinti or orders. This an.I Chri-tian. Hi- motto was Ims won us Hie I'oufhlemc of Hie Font. of Augusta trade mill consumer. Rodney Chittenden returned to "I’se the pest of all. combine, tfl-t Third—Furl economy, elrmdinrss. mid ruse of operation. his home Sunday after spending n have been in mir age of combine, Fred llrunm 1 lu-M- features lunr been recommended from one customer and uhyti we ale lobl that he was to another. so <l|iit'1odny a building with n "HOI.I AND" Funnier logon. is roiisidrrrd I hr Iwst liral'-d. I Ninety persons. took dinner, at nn ignorant man. who could not turned foim north of Hasting-.,11 r ; Ever's. Hotel Sunday. ... rcaiLor_STilc. it ■••'•riainly/rftowH a ,heacl| .JnK'.T-»here Uljp- liajr, | Mrs. Hattie pelong of; Che-i.ire erry irmnierfm’* - ’rnrnpmg with Mr. and Mrs. H»-nr?” Our afternoon auto ride was a Bera of Simtieht. A good time re-L*’ Dr write II. C. Redmon, luinslna, Mich. visit to Fehipur-Sikri. a distance of twenty two miles. This’ts a de­ serted city built by Akbar for a capital, and deserted by him for Agra. Some of the buildings are Hastings. as lie left them. I hny. are red | sand stone, inlaid with marble. We saw Miriam's home, the Mohamme­ dan Wife's home, lhe Hindu wife's home awl the house nf Hide and THE WAI THEI HD r BANKING IN THE EAST°J y he Cheerful Life Favorite prescription 254 Fulton St F^ast, Corner Lafayette Avenue KAISER NOT H EAUIT SATS mi JOURNAL Telephone Citizens Number 6034 Grand Rapids, Michigan I ISk '?.? The Faculty Br^mchej Taught: BV~ Fall term opens Monday, September Fourteenth ] [ J. W. TIBBATTS, Hastings, Mich. School Days are Almost Here Wc have much of the material the pupil will need, over the following list and make your selections. Tablets Pencils Pens Pen Holders Ink Erasers RulersPencil Boxes Scissors Craolas Aluninium Cups Enameled Cups Sweater Coats Hair Ribbons Stockings Dinner Pails Lunch Boxes Waste Baskets New York Store Phone 102 Hastings Michigan Look Theso ruins are woty Interesting. Akbar's ofllco showed what a won­ der he Was. Il wax a building which looked about two stories high, but on thf* inside the second floor was simply a gallery, built around on all sides and two w*alks intersecting in the middle, so ns tn allow one to walk from one side to lhe other. Where these paths met was where Akbar sat and his four chief advisors occupied lhe cor­ ners. From this place he directed the affairs of the nation. He- bad a secret passage way to every de­ partment of the Government as well as to his wive- houses. We had a good road all lhe way and came hack into Agra at dusk, passim? p ’xV.ln? through native :ve villages. vi ”* of _» caineb ».. a|Mji ramping caravans other intureMuig sights. ’■ WEST IIOI’R Ira Osgnod and daughter went to Hastings Saturday. Vern McManus.’ who had been visiting relatives aud friends ..... since the Fourth of duly, returned lo his home at Milan Monday. Mrs. Belle Kell.v and little daughter Dorine of Potterville vis­ ited relatives and friends here last Floy Whittemore railed on friends here last Wednesday. William P. Johncox’a bam was struck by lightning.Tuesday after­ noon and was burned to lhe ground. His Mowly threshed wheat and oats and hay and some toote were also When You Lift the Receiver Of a Citizens Telephone And Call No 243 You have said the last word in Laundry and Dry Cleaning El Suits Pressed 50c. “We Wash Everything Every Other Day American Steam Laundry Phone 243 Shutters Bros., Props. Hastings, Mich DRY CLEANING AND PKE.SSING �THE HASTINGS BANNER, AI CUST 17, OIL FACE TEN The Hastings Banner Published every Thursday al - Wanl Column, lo a word for each HMlinga, Michigan. insertion. No adv. for less than 12 cents. COOK BROS, Editors. Card of Thanks, lo a word. Obituary poetry and resolutions, FTEH' NINTH YEAR 5c s line. Obituaries of 20 lines or less will Subscription by Mail, Post-Paid. . Im? published free; 5 cents per line ONE YEAR, in advance........... 11.00 charged for each line above the 30 SIX MONTHS, in advance...... 50 ' lines. ■ THREE MONTHS, in advance.. 25 Notices of births, deaths or-marCANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS , rinses will bo printed tree as news per year, In advance........... 150 mailer. f < No communication will bo pubEntered at tho poMOffici* at Hiuunder any circumstances un­ tings, Michigan, as second close liahed less it Lear* lhe writer's name and I postofiice addreM. ADVERTISING RATES. . Display advertising rates on ap- i JOB PRINTING * plication. The BANNER has one of the best Business locals and reading no- 1 equipped job offices tn Western Ucei. On first page or among brev- Michigan and is prepared to do auy iliM, t2H cent* a line. kind of book and job printing. SEEMS BOTH BGE8SAJIY AND' COWARDLY. COURT HOUSE HEWS Marriage License. Evan J. Thomas. Minot, N. D.....Z Nora Blanche Jadkson, Prairie­ ville ......... • •• Warranty Deed.*. Abner M. Wilcox to F.mm* Hodge, parcel, sec. 21, Thornapple, 11.00. Eminn Hodge to Abner M. Wil­ efig, parcel, see. 21, Thornapple, HOP. 1 Engene R. Ilardendorf to Claud Walker, lot. Hastings. 8125. Chas. H. Ford tu F. W. Deike. lot sec. 5, Prairieville,- *80.00. Enos Jacob* to John T. Craw­ ford. 8 acres, sec. 4, Orangeville, 8150. Washington Pponable to Sumner Sponable, parcel, sec. 28. Hastings, William D. Baker to John S. Hough, lot. Shore Acn-s, 'Johns­ town. *tl)0. Charlotte F. Montgomery to Elijah Trumble, 78 acres, sec. 33, Y'ankee Springs. *1.00. Joseph W. springer to Damon I. Butler, acre, sec. 31, Irving. 81.00. * Thomas C. Morlhland tn Samuel Dudley, 50 acres, sec. 2, Barry. 81.00. Harry Killick lo .Henry Reno, 30 acres, sec. 31. Orangeville, 82.000. Delbert Deller to Len W. Feighner. «o acres, sec. 26, Nashville. 8150. Luella M. Haye* In Geo. W. Wig­ ginton. lot. Gull lake, Prairieville, 81.00. Eugene R. Hatdendorff to Julius F. Bement, 3 lots. Hasting*. 8H5. Fay Baker to Louis E. Gardner. ■4 interest iri lot, Shore Acres. Johnstown. 8100. Susen Rogenberg fo Claude Ros­ enberg. parcel, see. 18. Thornappla, 8f3iM). John T. Crawford to Jas. Jonson, pniiM-l, siv. 9. Orangevillo. 8ML . Alice E. Kane In Hazel Seropian, 310 acre*, secs. 30 and 31, Irving, 8150. Up to last week it yas probably true that the feeling in Ibis country had been largely against Germany us being chiefly instrumental in forc' ing the cataclyvmic European war. There is still a feeling that Austria would not have begun hostilities without direct encouragement from Germany; and that after Austria had declared war against Servia, Germariy could have compelled Austria to desist without inpch trouble. But as the war ^progresses, the opinion seems to be growing in this country that England was not overly anxious to save a war in which her great commercial rival, Germany, might be humbled. And the feeling against England grows s/ronger in tins country because that government confesses to a direct incitement lo Japan to enter into the fighting by having her attack Germany's fortress in China, which can have no other effect than encouraging Japan to make further aggressions in China, to the great harm of tiie I nited Stales, and with the probability lhal lhe bitterness between Japan and America will thereby be increased. This act of England in bringing Japan into tliis war seems not only unnecessary, but tiie meanest sort of cowardice. Why should the martial spirit of the Japanese be stirred when they have no interests whatever in the European 'conflict as such? Japan has no European ikisscmioiis. Germany's one Asiatic possession. Kio Chau, which she rents of China and uses to defend her cummerce with the orient, is in no degree a menace to Japan. Add for China's sake it will be far better to have that port and the 100 square miles of territory about, il remain in German than in Japanese hands. For Germany has Probate Court News. do thought of exploiting China, while that i* tho very evident purpose ot Estate of Frank Marsh, deceased. Japan. To be sure Hie Japanese government has solemnly assured our Estate rinsed against claims. Or­ Secretary of Slate. Mr. Bryan. Hial Japan will hold the Cliincsc forritor) der for widow's allowance entered. she may lake from Germany in trust (?) for China, and wHl hand it back Estate of Sylvonu* Powers, de­ fo China Inter. But it is a safe Ih-1 that whatever Japan gets in China ceased.. Final account of adininfiled. she will keep. So it was unnecessary for England to ask Japan to do istralor Estate of Ida A. Brooks,-diseased. this, and was a step that will harm China, which England had. harmed Petition for probate of will filed. enough by forcing its people lo allow tho opium traffic. Hearing thereon September 21st. ■ Estate of Minnie B. Manker. dcBut to the American sense of fair play this act of Britain in egging Petition for appointment Japan to attack Germany in the far East will seem the basest sort of reaM-d. of administrator de bonis non, will cowardice. For, pitied against Germany, with a population of 67,000.000, annexed, filed. Hearing thereon right now is Russia with 165,H0O,000 people, France with 37,000,01)0, Great i September 22nd. Britain with 38,000.000 and Belgium With 5,000.000. England and France ’ Estate of Francis Wilkes, deceas­ have three June* as large a navy,a* Germany’s. If all these three na­ ed. Petition for hearing on claims tiled. Dale of bearing December tions, whose standing armies lire nearly twice the size of Germany'* can­ 22nd. ■ not take care of Germany without inciting lhe yellow men of the orient Eslate of George Hayward, de­ to attack Germany where she cannot defend herself, then they ought to ceased. Claims Commissioners* re­ port filed. l<e whipped. It seems like the act of a cowardly bully for England, un­ Estate ot Albert C. Storms, de­ der the circumstances, to force Japan U> enter this war. It will remind ceased. -Proofs of probatt* of will Americans that England sent hired soldiers to this country once. But filed. Order admitting will to it didn't help her any. firobatc entered. Bond approved. U seemsun impossibility for Ticrmnny lo win with nil these odds s<tb<i*M issued to Francis M. Storms for hearing against her. But American* must take with several grams of allowance all executor. . Order claims entered. Hearing Decem­ that comes to us in tiie way of war news. All cable* leading into Ger­ ber 23fd. many have been cut. A1I news from Europe has to pass through Eng­ lish Censors. You can depenjl upon it* being colored to suit the English, Official Call for the Republican State Convention. and to present the most extremely favorable view from Hie English To the Republican Electors of the standpoint al that. State of Michigan: We will probably all know a good deal more about thi* war after it A slate convention of lhe Re­ is over. Ix?t us all hope it may be ended soon. publicans of Michigan is hereby called lo meet at the Armory in TAJIARU. CORNERS. ' Rev. Stow of Wodbury will fill the city of Kalamazoo, Wednesday. September 3U. 1914. al eleven-thir­ . Quite *b few frfim around horn at-ilhc pulpil next Sunday. ty in the-forenoon for the purpose tended the baptismal services at Ed. Peets and family who has of nominatigg Republican undi­ Carlton Center Sunday afternoon. been living with his father-in-law. dates for the following stale of­ The Messrs Robert and Earl Cur-' Wm. Piirdun. during lhe summer fices: Secretary of Stale, Stale Us and wives spent Sunday at John *,a-s purchased a house and lot in Treasurer, Auditor-General, and Curtis' in Kalamazoo, making Hu- Ion'® and will tome his family Attorney General, and for lhe trip in the former's auto. there the first of September. transaction ofosucn other business The Messrs John aud Charlie Hit-' Th” overser of the roads tn this as may properly come before the tenger and wives of Lowell spent ■ s®cUon t* getting the men and convenlion. Sunday with theit^couriqs, Georg* lBWnJ bl!sY ,his woek ’n Anishin# Barry county will lie entitled to Sears and family, making the trip naif mile, north of lhe 15 delegates in this convention. in the former's auto. c,'u,rc"The total number of delegates will be 1468. Spending Un- week at Olw-gn with 1 G ..*7? Bnder Hw resolution of 1858, no —/ Perkins of South Mr. Short’s father and while >hero ....L'■■■■ ”' delegate will be entitled to a seat ’’ listing*. spent will attend the family reunion ' " ,Pn last week with her in the state convention who docs uncle. B. F. Cotton. Miss. Amy Barlwr of Portlnn-' The merry, merry school belle not reside in the county he propos­ spent n few days with her frien will again soon ring to call the va­ es to represent. Mr*. Rulh Dunkin. - cation boys and girl* again to get Wednesday. September 9th, 1914. Ims been designated by the Slate We aro «orry tn write in nu-’ ’»i«y for another year. items that Win. Finnefroek i- v-n tHve Curtis, wifi- and .mother of Central Committee as the day M low with anearnia. with not mud Clarksville spent Sunday at C. Pud- which the several county conven­ tions in the different counties for 'un's. lhe purport** of Meding delegates lo the Republican State Convenlion al Kalamazoo, shall be held. The delegates from lhe several counties in each congressional dis­ trict are requested to meet in dis­ trict caucus' al 9:30 o'clock a. m. on the day of the state convention and select officers as follows, to be pre­ sented Jo said convention for con­ firmation: (1) One vice President (2) One assistant Secretary. (3) One member of the CommiThe kind that counts. Kodakers from tte on Credentials. (4) One member of lhe Commiteverywhere are taking . advantage of tlee on Credentials. Order of Business. our Mail Order Department. Finish­ (5) One member of lhe Commit­ lee on Resolutions. ing of Films is a specialty with us—wc Each township, ward or precinct shall be entitled to such number of have the up-to-the-minute equipment delegates to lhe county convention of its county ns shall be specified in and workmen whose only occupation lhe call issued by lhe County Com­ mittee. , is to produce results. We get all there By order of'the Republican Stale Central Committee. is in the film. Try us once, you -become A. J. Groesbeck. a regular customer. We render bills Chairman. Chas. S. Pierce. monthly. Work delivered prepaid Secretary. Service The Camera Shop, Inc. Opposite Monument Park 16 Merit Ari. 6riiiti;l<i, Vid. A Republican I-aw Raves Fi­ nancial Disaster. Washington. Aug. 22.—In the face of the greater financial panic the eountry has ever known, the Demo­ cratic party in I'ongTOss had lo tarn hack to Hie RcpuHioan currency law lo avert flnaneial disaster. Never perhaps, did a groat party in complete control of all the branch­ 's of Govern rm nt never eat such humble pie a* did the Democratfl when they ask^t Congress lo use the terms of the Vreeland-Aldrich Currency Hill to savu the—country from a panic. , For five year* the Vreeland-Aldrioh Currency Hill has l»een the favorite sourc- of frttlctsni by the Doraocrals. 'Huy attacked it%roin evary side. Yet when they came lo pass their own Glass-Owen Currency Bill for the purpose of preventing panics, they embodied therein Xtie as.-mtial features of the very measure which they had at­ tacked. . Scores of iiinra on the tloor of both the Hou.--- and Senate Demo­ crats' declared the (ilass-Ooweii Hili would render a panic 'impos­ sible. Democrats stump speakers took up this assertion and declared a measure had finally been found to pul an end to panics. The Demo­ cratic press follnwed with fulsome praise of tho proposed panic pana­ cea. Then the Democrat* passed lhe Glass-Owen Bill. That had been a law for eight months, but 'organization under it had not been affected. Then lhe great European war came on. Eu­ ropean stocks and bonds were, dumped on America. The country was seized with financial fear. Something had to be done. It wa* rvjiorted that the Democratic <>lass-Owen Bill which had been sol widely herald' d could not be put! Into working cffMl for thirty days. more. Yet in ’that thirty day* business might be phralyzed. The situation was critical. Their eight months' old currency bill could not ilo the business. The President and his’Secretary of the Treasury knew it. • They were grasping for a relief measure. The fact was forc­ ed upon them, that the old Repub­ lican Vredand-Aldrich measure was their only salvation. So, with bitter reluctance, they asked Con­ gress to use its provisions to save Hie country. Congresa did nnd Hit­ panic was averted. maMM When You Buy Furniture It is perfectly natural that you should want to get the best for the least money. We claim that with the immense buying power of our several stores wc can come as near to giving the best to be had for the money as any furniture house in the country. , If you have a little time and are thinking of buying’now or some time inrthe future come in and let us show you.some remarkable values A Fortunate Purchase Allows us for a short time to offer a fine clean, soft and sanitary Cotton Felt Mattress at the exceedingly low price of 86.75. This mat­ tress is made of built-up cotton layers; hss a hand­ some art tick and will re­ main soft for years to come. Cotae and secure one before they arc all gone. FTHNITURE FOR LESS MONEY Miller & Harris Furniture Go Thc Sample Furniture People Hastings UNDERTAKING at LOWER PRICES PHONE 226 Michigan day. A photograph of the com­ pany ended the social event. Henry Bera and family returned to their home Saturday afternoon after a two weeks outing al Leach' lake, ni*ar Hastings. * • Miss Wanda Crawford is visiting relatives in Ixzndon. Canada. Mr*. George Ci+aser Is on the sick list, and Mr. Greaser has burn seriously afflicted while on hi* western trip. He wa* in a run­ away and In jumping from the bug­ gy, both hi* Inga'were hurt, before us-d with scuh pro-sure un (kill- time wa* enjoyed t»y ail. have ' -- and _rr _ — caused him gressmen as it is now being used j R<-v/aiid Mr*. L. IL Hahn are ru­ the knees ** trouble since returning by Woodrow Wilson and his tw । tertaniing their son. Howard Hahn much *— Imine. able political assistant-. Postmaster of California. £"'.'Tal •«' Swurr' Mr». s. <imM vWted law alMm. Many aw'iqM, »l.- Mr,. WlHiam |„t w„.k Frt: He Felt Encouraged. in Iho Mad* of tluse gintleinen । ,jiy rt.(Uru(?,j to her home at nnd. while nothing i* written, (.on-; j,.yvrjltlf • you any rncour**etuent." "Did she gresstneo.have liren-givrn to nn, derstand distinctly that ri these ap-! uMr- “'"IMra, C. Healy entertained pointmenl* are tn "come through" a,!*J Jm8*eY nnt* wn tuna, and that he had one toot In Congressmen must jump al Hie lo2.,If that Is not encouragerra. k it (II.. Kiraillw whip. , °< J'"- the grave Ozias Septi family was held al the men I. I'd like to know what you call Representative* recall that tho ' imine oN H. O. Branch, Sunfield. IL"—Houston Post framers nf our country's constitu­ Mich.. August 21, 1914. A table tion provided for mi executive, a was laid for 55 people. The out of legislative and a judicial branch of town gm-sls were from Grand RapCanada's canal system has eo-l government, but the actual working I'l*. Charlolte. Lansing. Kalern. iioLt&zn. Bellevue, olivet. Nashville and The Hrst edition of “Pickwick’’ about two third* executive. Coh- Howard City, Music, recitations sold for 82.476 in London the other . and games were the event* of the day. Washington News latter. ' St NI IELD. Washington. Ayg. 22—Between Mrs. Maud Mead and children of the avalance of letters from the Howard City, are visiting her i»ar"folki. al home" protesting sgain-l I ent.-. Mr. and .Mrs. H. O. Branch. Hie Wilson |Milii'ies and the retM>rt-i Mr>. Grant Mead visited her par­ ed throats of President Wilsdn and ..m^ Rr. and Mr*. 8. C. Croff, Wedmembers ot his Cabinet to puni»li I m-sday afternoon, ami accompanied members who refiiM- to holp put. them with their dahgtiter, Ruth, to through Wilson policies, many Alto, on lhe evening train and Democratic Congrossrpen aro driven ; Thursday they all went to the 2nd almost to desperation. annual reunion of the Godfrey fsmNdl for years Ims the power nf ily at the Islands al towcll. 40 Kindel LcavFs the Party. Congressman George Kindel, of the First District of Colorado, has formally left the Democratic Party and will oppose the Wilson Admin­ istration. Mr. Kindel is one .Congressman from the Northwest who has recog­ nized Hhe absolute disregard the present adminislraliofi and Demo­ erotic .Majority in Congress bay shown for the interests and ihdustries of the section which he, in part, represents. Mr. Kindel has liad the courage to declare his inde­ pendence. Be will seek reelection, probably as an Independent, for two reasons; first. the neglect by lhe Dembcratic Party for all that there is in the Northwest and second, his evident b»hrf that few Democrats will be eelclcd from the Northwest in the coming campaign. Of President Wilron he says, "the Presidi'Ut may know all about the syntax* nf Greek verb*, but he dfflts not know anything almut the prac-i----- ;— cnilMllllHeid questions that are confronting ar*.' Hearing Hu- American pcob-. ’ * * ’ I ent*. The -breaking point has althink the president has done a few mosl come. good things ahd I shall support him in these, hut, I ns a general thing. I A hint ion picture machine that I bzhis nieth'Kln and poliay be packed away in a traveling tics." wifi liereafier be Dassiblc for the National Prograsrivr Convention. To Hie National Progressive dec­ salesman to exiiiiiii hi* ware* any­ lor* of the County of Harry: where. Torelofore managers have A county convenlion of lhe Na­ tional Progressive party is hereby Ihealre lo see film* uwd.v railed to meet nt the city of Hast­ ing*. Mich, under and by virtue of the law Tuesday, September 8th, latR at eleven o'clock in the fore­ noon for the electing-of six dele­ gate. |<> lhe National Progressive . . .This holds line iu your electric' State Convention--called to meet at I Im- city of Bay City, Mich, on Wdf.wiring. That's one reason nesday. September 30th, WIL at | eleven o'clock in the forenoon, andi your electric for the transaction ot such • other know it is done right and that business. provided by law mid your buildings arc safe if I do which may properly come before such county convention. The the work. county committee of said party has ap|K>rtioned the dolegales CEO. VAN TIFI7LIN among the different townships and ward* of the- cily of Hastings, In said county us folows. lo wit: Assyria. 3: Baltimore. 4; Barry. 4; Carlton. 3; Castleton, 10; Hastings, t: Hope. 3; Irving, 4; Johnstown, 3; Maple Grove, 4; Orangeville, 3; Prairieville, 3; Rutland. 3; Thorn­ apple. 7; Woodland, 4; Yankee Spring-. 2; Hastings City, First Ward. 4; Second Ward. 5; Third Ward. 4; f ourth Ward. 7. Ruch delegates shall he elocted by the respective townships and wards nf the city of Hastings. By order of the county committee •>f the National Progressive Party. Chas: -H. Bauer. Chairman. Anson C. Boyes, Secretary. Dated al Hastings, Mich, July 30111, 1911. Keep Your Uvcr Active During the I Summer Months—Foley Cathar­ tic Tablets for Sluggish Uvcr ! mid Constipation. Il doe* beat all how quickly Fo- I ley Cathartic Tablets liven your liver' and overcome constipation. Ney Oldham. Wimberly. Texas, says: "Foley Cathartic Tablet* are Ql*> be»t laxatiso I ever iwd. They take Hit plareROlomlfi.';' WholeThere are about 3.200,000 hiclcle* Biinie. stirring Mtf'daalntoH: **0 in use in France now as compared griping. A comfort to *l0ut Pw' wiili 800500. fourteen years ago. sont.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. | ’A cablegram from Kiiigrion lo New York ( in|doycf*‘ have adopt-1 tiie famdoiuTimes reports that an Enclihb expert asserts that after <-d (he plan of having their employprol.inzvd prospectiifg he has dis­ e» meet with eftictenry expert-,, covered an rktviisive radium de­ who explain i-fllzuency aystcin- af­ posit on a Jamaican mountain. A ter IImv are installed in thibAvay. it sample sent lo the Unitet^Slatvs for i» argued, work-men can Nimler* analysis has been pruuuuuceJ Lu be stand betliT why certain ncthoda rati*factory. arc puraueU. Safety First U c Make Hundred* of Loaves of COTTAGE BREAD . _ Every Day That ought to be evidence enough that COTTAGE BREAD has a lot of good friends. People buy Cottage Bread Because They Like to Eat It ] ' IC, ( ire, sanitary and sweet- ___ j, fresh __ fallen snow. ."— We have many customers who have told us they liked it BEST OF ALL. You try Cottage Bread. The Palm Garden Phone 548 J. W. ARMBRUSTER, Prop. Hastings, Mich. Den t Pay War Prices COME TO Bauer Bros, for Lumber, Lime, Plaster, Cement and Builder’s Hardware. We carry the best quality of Roofings and guar antee satisfaction and price on all goods. Call on us for Shingles, Ridge Roll and Valley The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co PHONES 294 AND 224 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. U'Gt'ST 27. «fi. ln)hy Not Study Agriculture? . The scientific and .technical knowledge o( agriculture will be a great help to any one who wishes to.make a financial success of farming. To make the soil produce to its fullest capacity and still preserve its richness is a coming necessity if our vast d'nd rapid growing population is to be fed. PREPARE TO DO THE BEST FARMING , BY TAKING OUR Jvo l/tar Ulnttr Courst tn Agrlculturt We'wish lo call your allenlion lu our regular course which is desigmvl to meet I hr needs of lhe young people of Michigan. Agricultural. Engineering. The Two-year Winter Oiursc In espec­ ially designed to meet the needs of young men whp with lo gain practical Information bn up-lo-diile methods of Agriculture. The course Is valuable both for those who are practical farmers from experience and for those who lark such experience but wish lo become able lo operate u farm on a paying basis. . Forestry, Home Economics. Veterinary. In addition lhe cours4*s us follows: Dairying. Poultry. Fruit Growing Cheese Making. Home Economics. college Further information will be cheerfully given. All rifiuf should be addressed—East. Lansing offers short • . ' Michigan Agricultural College. SeasonableFood s Salads become one of the most generally served dishes duriug the summer months. And v^liat is a salad without GOOD OLIVE OIL? Our Richelieu Lucca Olive Oil Is the fluent quality of Italian Oil manufactured. You will appreciate it. International Sunday School Lesson For Sunday, Seplcinlwr G. By Lee W. Ames. The Great Commandments HOT WEATHER DRINKS Him.- Mk 9.7. t . nd The . commandments Were given In Tsrtu'l. not to GentibTho I»nl| our <hmI is one Lard Here 1* the; cxtalenco of Go<l, nnd Hi.- unity. .11so ilia. relation .with. 1-rncl '•'our] God." Next com*-- the obligation! lo thin God. The love .of hvail.j soul. mind, strength. to !*• brsknv-l ed n|M>n “the Lord llniy God." Noir I the word “nil" um*d four times in] this verse. “This I* the lli-i enm-r miindnient." Gan you measure up In II., reader? The second cum-1 niiiiultiieiit follows, •'ulliiniig rela-l lion lo man.-..Hight ii-intioii with God. is first, lo be follovVed by I Haiti relation -.wil It man. ' I ton'll pul them out of their order, tyivej you ever broken these i-orrtrnaml-1 fm’nls? Then, since the--.itre tlrnj greale.| commandments. |<> break j t beiu is no small -in. Duly Jesiisj Chri«k lived these <><111111.uidtiieiil- I out . in. their fulm... There i*! death in lllese COIIIIII.HKltlK'lll«, llol . life. TJfe is found in t'.liri«t. nut in commandmeritB. Life i« in faith, nol ii: doing. lb- quoted .from Iteiilernnoiiiy (6:i and l^>vilicus ilt);IH . Hero in one chapter wc tliuf His testimony lo |w>rli<«ii« of F.xndmj <v 261, L-x iii<n* v ■3! . Iteifioroniimy (v ■" . and the iMililis 'V III. 3o’,. ' Tlir scribe wits ■■otivinced of the liiitli of His word*, regarding the unity of God. anil regarding lhe relative value of love and sacrifices^ Hut He failed tn see that Hie one I.O.I stood be, fore Him. |le wa- imt far from | the kingdom of Go. I. but was still outside. Intell1g‘*ii'-e inaj" bring j you near, but only«fuitfi ran bring you into lhe kingdom of G,„l. He dill mil-id.-. Ar. We offer a most palatable and refreshing bcveragir In both our Ginger Ale and Root Beer. ■ These superior thirst quenchers are packed under the Richelieu Brand ahd fnr pleasing, satisfying, in­ vigorating qualities are unsurpassed. -J- Detroit is a ‘metropolitan city—the biggest city in Michigan—a rapidly growing city. Only a few years ago Chicago was no larger than Detroit is today. There are hundreds of opportunities for young men and young women in grow into the most paying |>ositiotis among* the industrial and commercial institutions of Michigan’s biggest city. All you need. young man and young woman, is the proper direction. No citj/in Michigan holds out to you such promising chances, for rapid advancement as this big city. 1 hjr sch>«ol. being the best equipped bttsinos college in the state, can give you just lid* assistance you need. Watch this sppee next week, we arc going to show you what one •of our thousands of student say about us. Order Our Drays JE PEACHES? I Our Specialty. Why not place your order with me and let me look after your wants. I make a SPECIALTY of FRUITS OF ALL KINDS. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Melons; Musk Melons; Green Corn PIANO AHO SAFE MOVING Vegetables of all kinds Wc handle everything in season. Matthew, es'tiiat In Him. the I'siilm has He stales that Wunderlich’s II M.TIUOIIF. TOWN LINE throu-b I-Phone 83 <|iosilion of lhe Word of - Ilian ^liiiL of any* man. learneil imnioii The Grocers Detroit affords Vast Opportunities in Business Life When yon bare any moving to be done. TWO AUfo TRUCKS. !■> do ninny thing, mid y> 1 lack one thing. Between tins,mid Hie last recorded ih. which lb* turns E. C. Russ 6 Son Two Telephone! Would You Like a Good Position in Detroit? lerrible thing to be m-ar. main outside; to be ph '3-16. Introductory PAGE ELEVEN Jefferson St. Hastings, Mich. I l. Mumoes Mimlay. sacrificing widow. Lesson Divisions. •li and family << EQUIPPED FOR IT Good meals nre like any olb<*r prmliicl that is good. “There’s a.Reason. BeveraLof lhenr. We would like to hiivr you inspect our cement staughler house, which we keep CLEAN mid which is equipped for doing the work right. Then we have lhe largest coolers in Barry County nnd also our big cooler cornier, where lln* ineats are kept unlit they nre right lo cut—thoroughly cured in fact. And until meals are ciire.d they are not III to eat. And then we buy only lhe BEST animals, those that are fit lb go lo the block. They cost us inure Imt they nre belter. In other wordft we spare no pains or money lo please or satisfy our trade. That's why il grows. BESSMER BROS. Hmm 162 The Meat Markat Man Haatinga, Mich. Do You Want the Finest Tea you ever Drank? Buy “ARBUTUS” 50c Finest Japan Tea. Put Up Especially for Us. THE COFFEE RANCH Jst?oo?n Hastings, Mich The Oullhir Developed, ire culling roncrrniiig Un trlhuc Harris, is In Hie «|l itiimamlly <>f llullnnd llhris Christinn- rheir creed is slated in unlHdief in the resurrection, in the supernal tiral.* Today we tlml off ev­ ery hand people, shine professing lUlmiission to Jesus' t'.hr •reed in n-nlily elimiiiut< pmialiiral. 'limy deny In- super­ natural in the sc’i iplurcsr disclaim­ ing that the Bible is lhe Word nl divine always and human since lie to gne of JOUr give that which costs something is quih* another lliing. TJie widow became |wn>r througli lu*r It vmg Sul unlay and Sunday. Siiinll Inicls readily obtained. Homes in Hastings l.ols in Hastings X.... Many and pi.. ions are I lie‘I ruth? Sunlb-bl nod two grandsons. Alliert light of llis e»m- Mark Garrison was a Sunday via- miracles of lhe Old Testament and Appropriate. .$700 tn $1000 .$125 and up IBIASTOKSS 1BKJSHKESS ESCKAKGE 130 Etsi Cssier Street W. A. DUHH, Mir. SOITII III 11 \MI HAIU IX I.OHMUIS. veals. lhe weakyess of rationalism* Somewhat Mystifying to tho Stranger $20000 ........................ $5000 XXIMMI $9001) .$3000 $1000 $6100 $6500 $7200 $1600 to $1500 $1000. No buildings. $1000 $1500 $2600 $21100 $2200 PNoae 136 WANTED HUSBAND TO LOAF APT DESCRIPTION OF FLATS ocrnsion. in His reply lhe Lord re­ fled Wife—Sought Divorce From Her Silent Spouse. $6000 SMIOO $12000 100 acres 150 litres 1i i acres 120 acres NO acres . 30 acres •lie. like the Mar.- These Sadducees professed to ac­ cept Moses' writings, nml now they bring something from Mose* with rd for nil coiner*, that wish to inxest. the larariit xurietj of Farm lamds to srlrct from ever put on Hastings Beal Estate Mar­ ket. Finoniblr conditions now confront iin, and the .slogan Ls "lauid. IjiihL Land, (aill. Sec, Inxestiyate." School Supplies anxious for tli«« threshing dinner •If-M -ignoranc uni :r ye know m>i lhe fwwv- We read of him tn three pUcop In Ecass Some of its tho Urias torma iiiid used U to &»!*« describe tho dlapmrbp of- lbv day; • :7he firs( apartments uro wyetitjlrig tt> the ua- present. - day eikuditmus? ik lf-doInitiated, declares tho New York Suri. ernved men. igiinTh'nf'br rhr-FpifiTs against her wilt, which made her so For Instance, "railroad flat" conveys mad that' she had him arrested for little Idea to the novlco until It la ex­ power nf God, nre propogatihg all aaaeult and battery, and the court plained that this special type of apart­ soils of anli-Chrl.«li:in nml anlisentenced him to thirty days In jail. ment baa no private ball.. The back biblical leachings, for all. of which door and the front door both open her husband arrested for Bolting into tho public bull, and the rooms The Lonl leaches concerning re­ drunk and abusing her. When before follow one after tho other, like cars surrection that (r *lhoy shall rise on a railroad train, which nccounta v 25. 26, 27-; (2' marrying and "My man's a flno mtn when tyb's for tho expression railroad flat. ' giving in marriage are limited l>> so bar. The trouble la hu earns money A “box flat" is 0110 degree up the Iho time before lh<> resurrection. and spends It on liquor. The only scale, for here, while there Is no en­ He also’teaches that Hiere are an­ time he's behaved himself was when tire length of private hall, there Is a gels, which Irtilh lhe Sadducee* Ho further nlllrms that he wasn't working and ^ot no money. sufficient slice taken from tho bed­ denied. 1 have an Income and can support the rooms so that one may wal^-from tha there is such a place as heaven, family. I wish you'd make him quit parlor to the dining room without nml that it. is'a place “in heaven." Thai death is-hot extinction is crossing tjie two Intermediate bed­ "All right," said tiie Judge. And rooms. The -tiny hall la boxed In. In Ibis passage He l>.•com.•- snonsb he sentenced the husband not to work htnee the narnp box flat. for the third chapter of Exodus. for thirty days. A "walk up" speaks for Itself and He appeals to it as authority, thus He <leIs easily translated into nonelevator indicating its inspiration. vorco, where the wife charged that flat. Aa a matter of fact, many of tho her husband would not speak to her. moat desirable of the older apartment of Moses, while some today deny He would eat his meals without a houses come under the head of "walk the Mosaic authorship of the Pen­ tateuch. He refers to il as his­ word, then aft down with a paper aud tory. H» refers to Abraham. Isaac read without looking at her or speak­ A “pash the button" Is sttll another ing to her. So It has been going on typo wtilch may apply to any of the and Jacob asr historic clinrrtclers. He stales that the passage is pr<x»f for a long time. Of course the coprt others. It is never misleading, as It of the resurrection, thus indicating granted the wife a divorce. Having graphically describes Its mode of en­ lhal the 0. T. Script tires nre. more a alient, sour hueband around la in­ trance. Ilian mere history. We see here tolerable.—Ohio-State Journal. All these fine points of distinction lhal wrapped up in the Script tires can be gleaned from a day's apart­ is more than (he wisdom and pow­ er of man. .Now we come lo the ment bunting. Smnmer Constipation Dangerous. commandment queslioit. The Constipation in summer time is more dangerous than in’ the fall, <i<»m of God as il proceeded .from NORTH CARLTON’ His gracious lins. anil was convinc ­ winter or spring. The food yon RqgBunn mid wife and Miss Nel­ eat is often contaminated and is lie Rwgan s[u>nt Sunday al Alga ed that He had answered well.- And yel He asked “lempting Him" (Mt. more likely to ferment' in your Tischera. , 22:35). this quest inn. nfler n con­ Miss Nellie Ragan of Freepoft ference had been held by the Phar­ stomachy Then you are apt to drink much cold water during the spent last week visiting Roy Bunn isees and Ho was so directed to do hot weather, thus injuring your ami wife. Mt. 22:31. 35}. They now take stomach. Colic, fever, ptomaine Mrs. Susan Prouty and son Will­ Him into lhe Wbrd to tell, them IFoisoning and othorjlls are natur­ iam of Indiana,, spent last week vis­ which is the'greatest connnandal results. Po-Do-Lax, will' keep iiing iting relatives in mis this vicinity. I'meat. The ready answer makes you well, as il increases the bile, Perry Allerding nnd family spent I demands upon mog which only One lhe natural laxative, which rids Sunday visiting friends in Hastings. | has every fully mel. "Hear." Men the bowels of the congested pois­ Glenn Clumrand Amelia Hauer.will not hear what God hns to sny. onous waste. Po-Do-Lax will spent Sunday at John ZusobnitVs. I People are so busy expressing make you feel beUer. Pleasant John Allerding and fanti.y motor- themselves and listening to lhe exand effective. Take a dose tonight. ed to Grand Rapidi^ Sunday to । pressions of other fallen creatures spend lhe day, Ithal they do not hear God. “Hear 50c at your Druggist.—Adv. EifWHtri last- w»'fk Ari.v*i! will Ir-iim nl-l'fie '.-Marl in' • I.u.hf.-I .1.1,1 fund;. Mi-- Katie Biiri:* visiting lu-mhnu* a We have a fine assortment oi PENCILS, •PfiNS-, TABLETS,- RULERS. BLANK PAPERS. INKS. ERASERS. ETC. Fountain Pens lor $1.00, $1.50 and up. A lot of late Popular Fiction at 50c per volume. C, E. HARVEY NORTH SIDE PHARMACIST Lakeview . xv.-i.- Sund Sherman Eml»ley and son Hulpli I tended Hm Endsley reunion a| JUST IN! Mr. nnd Mrs. Alonzo Hilton* and daughter and Mrs. Hilton's sisters. Mrs, iPtdejnan nf Lnke- I be past week. Mr.*, of Nashville visiled rmmi Enilsiey. n few days (hull of Thunks-'l he Soldiers Inghly appm-i.ilcd Mr. Jordan's invilation lj> the Bijou Theater Fri­ day evening, also. (In* miuiag'-rs courtesy. Il wa* grand mid Hot portrait* of <>ur martyred presi­ dents stirred all loyal In-arK II was ajipreciah •! hy one and all. Pios CorresiMindent. - writes the following letter, which will interest ev.-ryono who has kid- ♦ ney trouble. "For over a year Mrs. Greene bad been aRlicteo with a ▼ very stubborn kidney trouble. Fo- | ▲ ley Kidney Pills done more to lornptele her recovery than any medi- ♦ cine she has fakeii and I feel it my L duly lo rororpmend them."—Arthur j ’ Mulholland.—Adv. HASTINGS, MICH. A little more Pocahontas Coal ♦ that we can sell at Summer Prices. If you want to take advantage of the LOW price on Pocahontas or Hard Coal you should buy your coal now, as delay means higher prices. Anol OQTl ^rQai Have all sizes at $4.50 Per 2,000 lbs. We think it behooves the consumer, under existing conditions, to care­ fully consider his wants and not wait until cold weather to buy his COAL. + Jt is certain that there can be no further reductions in the present BARGAIN COUNTER PRICES, and we should like to have our customers take ad- ▲ ^vantage of the prices while we can offer them the opportunity. ALWAYS in the market for GRAIN, SEEDS,* BEANS^ ETC., and can sell "you Flour, Bran, Middlings and other feeds at current prices. Give us a friendly call. Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. Dealers In Grain, Beans, Seed, Hay, Ceil, Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS, MICH. ♦ ♦ �। HORGAN. ' "Render therefore unto Ceasar the 'things tli.il are-Coa«ir>: nnd unto fund tliu things thnl are Gotfe." I The iirayj-rmeeting this Friday ] evening will be nt Wm. Shoup'*. ! Sabbath school nt 10AM) A. M., and ! preaching at 11:00 A. M. Come to I these iwrvlcta. The hinging fast '■---I-------------------------------- ----------- 1 Wednesday evening nt Mr. Adkins* Grand Rapids’ New $300,000 Vaudeville Theatre tROFIT FOUND IN KINDNESS | Ml on Ed. Hamiin's one any recent­ ly. Mi*« Grace Higdon returned re­ cently from n few days visit with-I-^w sisfar Mr*. Elsie Patten of • few brMdars and dairy -fara :TlUlkw Rprlnjw. J" «*• to Mrs. Onia Wilcox and children y* ^aala 00 which th* dairy Indus- f n,tunHM| Friday lo Cuiro nfler hy Is foundad-ih* motherhood of a r,.w (l0y* with her foiks tho animal furnishing th* milk. On* . j, £. Mudge and family. tho most successful of tho **rly Mh, (;pil bay rplurned Thursday WUcoosfa dairymen had far Charlotte where sin-had spent •otto, "Speak to a cow as you would atHvut a week viaiHng her parents, J a lady;" and when ho was asked j R,-v. ami Mr*. Willltls. bo remorod hi* hat when entering Mr n|ld Mr$. W. 1'. Jnfranl of tho stabio door to the morning, De I x.i>hville wpre railing mi friends replied that he certainly would-do *o |atH| former ucigliliors in the village, it ho thought ho could get ftioro milk Tuesday. . thereby, writes * contributor to Fartn j Eno* Wflllnn being unable to wayand Homo. wi*e his -new Ford ha* Mid it lo hl* What owner, specially fa taatlng. | iindher Boaz. ha* pot noticed that eomo on* of hl* i The report lhal there was to', be •ilker* waa able to got mor* milk I a \ncam-y in our poHmastoohip tram, the cow* than were tho other wa* tiiifouiidwl. BiUkqr*? it 1* the personal equaMr*. W. I*. Jnrrnrd and mother, (ion. the regard tho cow baa for-her | Mrs. Bessie aiid granddaughter attendant, that give* hand milking: Franc House of Nashville spent an advantage over tho machine; and Thursday at E. W. Jurrard's and tiie more nearly the coW has adopted . family. l)or milker in tho place of her calf. | A new collagw-nl Thornnppln fake the greater, will bo hl* success a* u i« being built i>y (J rand Rapid* par­ milker. There la usually a vast dif-lli''*. ' • fercnce fa results between the milker Norlbrup’s cros-ing is getting to wbo gets a cow Into position by push- be quite a ■ popular automobile log the leg of the stool Into her flank (dump. Mr. Munlon being the third •nd then kicks her on the shin to’o,,l‘ lo ,r>' the dip recently, follow»>■ bw u.k, <b. Ob. wbo «l “'>■ “ i-h-»-- <■’) I -lly,.ln> u>. urn, .nd with p.u«c. .nd '-"’I, «-'•lu.-lw H. B Palmer r-bUra— Who caa bl.». U» caw l>'> “"I"1’1 r"“"* !' Ih;'1'““: tnr wanting in the. ftr.t man’ ,<lr a,U* «**«*i»l CUITlefS Wltll » llbelUl EMPRESS THEATRE Playing MARCUS LOEW’S ARGUMENTED VARIETIES With the competion and press Theatre, Grand Rapids est show house in Michigan, ducted the very HIGHEST VILLE. Three Shows Daily— 2:30 —7:30—9:00 P. M. fag tho *tock out. the bar A muet be|(. d nB|,ilk ,.;|||^| „„ (1„. thrown to one side and to eet the |1;|rpH|> ll|(. Ilr,( „f t(11. w,.,.k ,-------------------------------------------------Mrs. Flossie-Shoup is on Uie sick ri-°_ >) u’*> H. P. Feagle* is not improving Prices 10, 20 and 30 cis. The appointments of this beautiful Theatre arc simply magnificent. Every scat in the house ia comfortable. A charming toned pipe organ will accompany a skilled orchestra at each perform­ ance. Every afternoon and evening there will be a recital by an accomplished organist upon the Pipe Organ with the Human Voice. b“w T qow*. to attain the greatest vucct u | („njun automobiles of the it)! I mod• man must win the affection of tbc v| cow*. Some will say that this cannot j.;|'z,.y Mead' entertained T. 1.. bo done. But If tho ealf and growing Northrup over .Sunday. yearling Is treated gently and kindly,. Air*. Janie* Metld tmllNlaiDrd SalAnd then Is stabled and bandied before unlay tier moiloT, Mrs. Nancy Milfte’hcnlng like • cow. there will be no far; al»<> her brother W. It. Miller Such thing as breaking tho heifer to-and wife pmf Mrs. Miller's mother milk; the wfll take It aa tbc regular <>» Ba'lle Creek. thin_ , Mr*. Harry bponable uf Albion ' came Mnmlay lo spend n couple of week* with her folks, Adam F.verSTANCHION IS SELF-CLOSING iy ami family. 1 Will Hamlair of (irainl Rapid* nml Device I* Operated Automatically by Gfnee SRitldnn of Woodland spent Action of Animal In Thrusting t man's. It* Head Through Bar*. I Geo. Green Ims a son from Imli.. .. .. . ... . land visiting him. A practlcaFsUnchioa that will close >fr. am! Mrs. Ed. Brown of Wyoniautomatlcally by tha action of the jng an. visiting lhe latter'* parents, beam when placing its head through! W. C. Week and family. • tha bare i* shown 1n the sketch. The, Mr-. Ida Gregmy attended an ox stanchion I* made in tho ordinary ; ronsl in Mulliken Thursday, maimer except that it 1* equipped Cleim-nt Higdon and wife are with tho self-cloalng part*, write* i keeping house in Bnrryville Ralph Crano of Ypyllanti. Mich., in I . James Mead preaches at opening of the Em­ can boast ol the fin­ There will be coni CLASS VAUDE- A New Innovation of The Empress Babies' Free Nursery—a Real Treat for tho Kiddies. A maid constantly in attendance; The Policy of the Empress will be Seven All Star /Vets and Famous Pathc Weekly. Entire Change of Bill Monday and Thursday Proof Michigan's Finest Show House 24 Exits with Panic Opening Doors, Ventilating System which changes air every 12 minutes CARPETING, LIGHTING "AND DECORATING MAGNIFICENT ClimloUe were: Mr. and Ml*. E. A. Hanes and Miss Esther Arne*. Mr. and Mr*. A. I). Gibson anikMr. Henry Burton. lire, ami Mr*. Lahr left Monday for (-an'ii>im>eliiiK mid conference al Midland Park. Gull lake. -Mis* Leona Everly of Albion came Monday to visit- her parenin. k 1* J J I ' . ■ Automatic Closing Stanchion. • Obituary. Eliza G. Eaton was born in Huron Ohio. November IH, 1K31, and died al lhe Iiiiiiip of her rollier, W. •tanchlon after this <s done, it Is only H. Eaton, on Augusl ». i'Jll. aged necessary to place the ptoed B B« <'•’nine lirnnlh*. .nine days, shown, so that tho coll spring C wUi , sl"‘, H"’ farm on which hold It in podltion. Wb« th. beast J"*.r ’‘'““f J'.Cr ,U,r* enters. Its movement of tho bead ''ll "‘ ,IU •'•'Ol Of IK.»i. Site uu* - n iuuttal IR.1URU (“«•> v? J‘dm H. Day • nrtnr o’! A t ' U‘ Jo ifii* .UUIO)( spring locks tho bar A under tho loop w,.r,. 1>(rn foUr ( hil<lren. Ilaehel. D, and, th* stanchion Is securely. j->ni, uinilj An,j Mary. All' of c*080*1: which' pe e.... .. (heir mother lo I -------------------------- .Tithe great beyond. Her husband ■ - FORECAST OF FUTURE COWS For GOOD SHOWS Visit The Beautiful NEW EMPRESS High Class Vaudeville Corner Lyon St. and Bond Ave. Grand Rapids, Michigan - NORTHEAST CARLTON. LAKE VIEW. Tor/n«nt of Cold. Pie, the National Dish. Wo have spoken of smell coin*, but j - 1 thank heaven- that I know vj-hat Margaret Gillilan of Grand HapMrs. Henry .Mead and eliildicn. Three year* ago a ptoeattag con-.| ids mid Mabel Green of i.ake Odes- Leun mid Hazel „f South Hasting*. teat wa* held for tho championship ■ what of large *»a*ar The recorci. both U Is to bo cold; to be cold from tho .... . ...i...I , M > - M .... TV.,, 11 ■, I ... ..-HI. I- -tfi.l VI for a'.xc a:;value, uiuzt surely be crown of tho head to tho soln of tho of New Jersey, relate* the London! I®*/1*0 a,ui Slad'd mid jitmily fas! week. Frank Cogswell of this place. one described by Roger foot, to be cold frnrn the cuticle to the Chronicle. In tho United Staten plo held' by ” **"* .........the .variety i Aachara. It wm sjRdaByS^deJ us; heart.,and from tho heart to tho soul; The Ladies Aid Bociely wns well ___ Fatrl Me Fadden took a pleasure ia a________ national dish, .and* Irip to DHtoil, and oilier..cities ini attended Wednesday*, nt Hie home with 'which the compeUtonr had to *«B’ft frotu ,hu ‘nhabitauto ufTyrol I thank heaven for ft. because, know­ lhe south mid eastem pm I of lhe of Mr*. H. Munn. struggle confUb d of a layer ot the Eruporor atexitnilign, and *a* ing this, 1 Imvo a now revelation of the - College.) i state lust week. Mr. ami Mrs. Aleck Holter visit­ pastry a quarter of an inch thick.' of ,,,,J Blx‘’ of 8 ‘'Kreat Suffolk chc«MM possibility of suffering, and I am able Th* best forecast of tho future1 SOUTH ROWNK. relatives in Kalamazoo lust spread with canned fruit, the average 8,1,1 .Fred Ih'rkvr s|>enl Saturday ed and 8 a*" hcaky 86 as two mcn men «» could bear. “W hc “r- to find a papidlso in a common wood Mrs. Clara Epley .from Gjand mglil mid Sunday with Bernard] week. ‘ dairy cow is tho number ot pound* of( Mr*. Over 66,000 guilder* (about £1,200 fire.” weight being half a pound. Accord- Orcr *oco F ull,i«r» '«boul Ledge visited the- post week will. Scheldt of Lake Odesatj, ..Mr. ............... and Mr*. Frank Cliarllon and fag to tho report of a local journal. f*cd received from1 weaning limo | J-edu<' Knowing thi*. I declare to you there to tho making of Mrs. Qz.i- Pardee. *'r. and: Mr"r*. Floyd Ncabel motored! “amid enthusiasm, thirty-five young *' Miss Myrllo Cassel of Woodland. Mr. it, and 11 |t “ wa* “ *duly ‘",r ntamped with •the k“ 1* not a more pathetic sight In the Gi'ocuh Clark from near Lowell siM>ni I.ake Oi|i Od*«»a. Sunday mid spj.nl; men, trained to the minute, entered arm* of the emperor, hnd on the other world than a poor man who Is thor­ ■•pent Natunlav Saturday tifalii night anil and Siifiilav Sunday t<> laiko between the productive capacity of ilie day with Mr. and Mrs. Steve.: tho cow and tho care giv«n her dur-' •pent Sunday- with Simon Pender with Miss Gh-iiua Tasker. face "most lively tho contest for the championship.1 aldo , with hl* wife'* . ------------------• oughly cold from week to week. 'It la fag th* growing period is .quite con­ Win. Vincent is (earing down and Branch. The state record of twenty-six pies in 9r,nted.’ This, however, wa* a frexk.- tho refinement of torture. Mr. and Mrs. ITed Miller and Mr. and Mrs. H. Mynn and tiie half an hour fell during tha battle. Tho >ar8<?st coin ever in circulation' stant Constitution and capacity can daughter Ikirfa, Glenn Miller and rebuilding Hie farm house of Er­ It does not gnaw like hunger; which Mi-o-s Anna and Lena HeMernimi Waller Tappin of Tiinomfield, N. J, “ only bo gotten by supplying the nec­ ; family from Assyria spent Saturday ne*! Gunningluun. wan probably “ nro, ’aK,’r the old «=•Engllib —"-•• i• '•* £5 prer.ently become* a sort of insanity essary building requirements.. Jsirgc. ■ nnd Sumlay with Ul;U‘i.'i|cc Benedict John Nickerson, and .family ’ of spent Sunday with .Mr. ami Mrs. I was the winner, lie managed to put I piece.—London Chronicle. and relieves itsnlf; it Is a dead, un­ Campbell visited al Ervin, Cain's, Fisher, of Marini Corners. ■tronjf cow* aro tho result* of tare.I and family. blest. Icy torment I used to seo men * Im tho outside of' twenty-; Dale Everett mf. Nashville spent j himself Sunday. while belters. Tho dairyman must I MiA |->ma <h>«li fr Allo visit­ ■ in the army whoso silent endurance of Joy* of Companionship. ; seven pie* in tho allotted time. For1 bt both a breeder and feeder. Jm- ed her cousin Miss Clara Gnsch the Fred Raich of Grand Hupid*, wa* Sunday wHb orl Everell. Half tho difficulty . of fighting. any i cold brought more tear* to my eye* . Mr. ami Mr-. Crls Clarke of' thi* ho received tho ‘Championship proper feeding defeats the very ob­ I latter pari of the week, returning to “al home Sunday. anjr i than all tho hunger and all tho belt * — "* ” It «hould have been au elastic aovero battlo or accomplishing Bridue Street called on Mr. aud ject sought by breeding. T|i* dairy | h'T home Saturday • evening with wound*.—Sidney Ionian ■ hard t isk vanishes when a man feelal , Mr*. Frank Chat Ron, Sunday eve­ Family and Morals. ' COW 10 a highly-specialized animal, ia r father. AIIm-iI Gmsi-h. _____ _ [ that ho has comrades at hi* sldo fight-' AU theories of the origin nnd do ning. and. like all specialised animals, there [ Miss Bessie Renedirl returned trig fa tho *anio cause, or that the' ■ ' ‘ for home Saturday from Assyria where vrlopment ot morals agree on one Is a tendency toward reversion, this Sha Had Heard Him. ' Oy,.M 0( those ho.love* are upon him, tendency increasing with the more she Spent I Ilf pasl month with her point, that the family Is tho root out at (j.; After service we went to the bank* r—ypeughtor. I’ll tell you a an/j thr|r hearts praying far hl* vto-j sister. Mrs. Glenn Miller mat faintly’ highly developed and improved ani­ ; Mr*. \yjimje«Bur<ii< k and children which sympathy, and the social vlr| young fellow I wish you would grow ■ tory.~C. J. Ferry' ’-1 of Pryor creek. where In a clear pool mal. Scant feeding causes as rapid froth faiwell‘are visiting Oil Pardee tues have grown, however religion and' to like—young Wrigley—ho'H make a ■ . ! of water of thia stream, Mr. and Mr*, social laws may have variedWhat Is noise In tho world just wh"n yqu least U • • j Turn* .Back Plenty were baptized. revereton toward the unimproved Two Unusual Professions­ right In married lifn is like that which Wild Cat in Scotland. , , type as does careless breeding. One of fan most unusual professions look for it." Mabel—''Vou'vn gut tilth I Is right In tho larger life of society. ' In existence 1s that of tha m^n with a sized up all rigliU da|l: I board him The animal must adapt itself to A wild cat has been caught in Ard-, Medicine Rock, Mr. and Mr*. Old ToWhat the strong find useful becomes knowledge of many languages whe eating soup, fa a restaurant tho other nainurclian deer forest. Argyllshire,'bacco Seed. Joo Wood Tie, Mr. and Its surrounding*, and reversion ia no a duty to the weak. snore Than adaptation: so if tho food Scotland. gamekeeper. Mrs. day." . | Scotland, by a gamekeeper. Tho aniMr*. Scolded by Everybody,.Mr. and spends a great part of bls time In look Although some .morals have bad * ing through reference books fa order supply i* not sufficient tho greatest Dial la very large, mcoaurlng 45 tachos Mrs. Hull Snake, Mr*. Among th* WIL religious beginning, the moral# that to discover errors, tho publishers pay­ Mwalopmcnt. which means tho great­ . in length. It baa a short. bushytall,. lows. Mr. and Mra. Theodore White have sprung frtim life and Its needs ing him tor every . inaccuracy dis­ ast efficiency, la Dot possible. and Is dark in color with brown stripes. Mouth, Mr. and Mr*. Austin Lion are the ones which have endured. Ro closed. But this Is by no means ths What Twas weak to do ‘tl* weaker B ntnnds high on It* legs and ha* a Shows were present, although they are liglous codes of morals have only ro queerest* trade in existence. Evan: to lament once being done.—Shelley. • wr ttgqfish appearance. . not yet member* of The church.—From . Foundation for gepsrator. malned Important when they have :-------------------------. ' ___________ tho Report of a Baptist Missionary more out nt the way is the calling, idling. I----------------------— ' __________ } The cream separator that vibrates adapted themselves to social lite In Its whose existence has just made» lualfi itsell Th wiimwr among fwenly-nirte The city of Immiou, England. Among tho Crow Indians, in Mlsstou. rwlll not do its, beat work nor last as changing forms.—Ellen Key. if»ag as the one that runs smoothly on j—.......... cuyn,. v. -»i>plylag . jitTh!* in a -coiile.-l for imlii.ny gugniiatH nre about to rliniiiiale 1 —----------------------- dog's teeth to tho PgclOc Iglandm: ac|uplatie engine* iiiat will l.i-i. th,, word “liaujrfr". ,und to oubsliThe czar of-Hus*ia has a nows­ - ■ New York'- new Equitable build­ ‘.Ireland has 3.828.829 sheep and: Tbs latter u*o them ss currency. several monlh? will iw'U'i n ?25.- lute Ulfc word ■‘inmaie’’ m all »»lll-. paper of bis uwn. ypvcinlly prbded —■ I mg, now m course of erection, wlii Gl7jB» horse*. The area of lie--------- ...-------- — 'W prize from lhe British guvem- ejal-(locumenls, record*, corrtspuD- each mnniiug. H i* the most ex,—BANNER WANT ABVfci. PAT.— Ituenl. . ■ddnee, ole. jelusive paper in Iho world. WANT ADVIL | inquire 30,(JOO lous-of altwL ’ - Igmi is tajj3<l,125 acres. ” , j grand children and two great grand Constitution and Capacity Can Only i rhildreit. due brolher, one sister Be Obtained by Supplying Ne*^and a ho-l of relatives and Friend*. •d Building Requirements. ] Funeral servity.H were at lhe East . -----| lialtimot '! I'. B. cbm eli. conducted O3y w. a. DARR, United State* Dlvuton by Rev. Mrs, Jessie GoUld. Inlerot nalrytag. Colorado Agricultural mclll al I lie Striker Cemetery. �------ TUMTWCHU—K *''-'-'i r, im. Mr. and Mrs. John Hnllpck and daughter Bethel of Doud District, visited his mother, Mrs. Hannah Hallock, who IS quite sick. Sunday. Mrs. Ella Terpennlng entertained her children and grand children, Sunday. Mrs. Chas. Aldrich' entertained her aunt. Mra. Clara Underhill of Doster, tho first, of the week. Mao Hammond visited friends al Delton. Saturday night and Sunday.■ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kenyon and Mr. and Mra.’ C. Beachler and par­ ents. spent Sunday al Albert Warmus’A of Prairieville. •'■peter Mosher and daughter. Ninal went to Gull lake, Sunday to at­ tend campmeeting. Mr. and* Mra. Guy Giddings andI family of Hastings, were guests ofr C. Sonnervillo and family Sunday. ■ , John Pitta and wife visited at Georg.- Wilkinson's in Hind's Dis­' trict, Sumlay. Mrs. Mary Limbaugh and chil­■ dren of South HOP*' and John> Shultz of Hastings spent Tuesday' at John Hom's. Mrs. .Mary Bliss in company with1 her cousin. Mra. Clara UnderhillI visited Mrs. Kate Terpenniiiu ofI South Hastings, and attended Hi*• campmeeting nt Pennock's Grove,• Saturday and Hunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Bishop of Baltic• Creek are. visiQng al Chas. Ken­• yon’s. Herman Zcfnel and family* ofr Hastings spent the first of the week: nt I heir farm here. Chas. Aldrich and familv attend­ ed Sports Day nt Delton. Saturday. Mra. Aldrich remained over Sun­ day. Adah Mosher is vjsiting retailves and friends nt Kalaqiazoo amt Bat­ tle Creek. Make Money By Becoming Chaffeur, Repair Man, Tester, Salesman or Demonstrator 1 Michigan State Automobile School is rhe be.st. equipped Auto School in the country and puts out a better class of graduates than any other school because of the advantages that every one pf their students have. In the Block Test Department, the student is given .instruction in testing one, two, three, four and six cylinder motors, and they get experience in adjusting different makes of. carburetors, magnetos, tappets,. liming lli.e motor, scraping’ bearings, grinding valves, ctf. There is a big demand for competent m cn in each of the alx>vc lines fur which we prepare students. Don't wail any lodger* write us for. further particular* and for a copy of the Michi­ gan State Auto School News. • " .• MICHIGAN STATE AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT "H," DETROIT, MICH. The Plus lillra cleared «12.50 at 1 one of the crossings in Battle Creek LU.EY. | last Saturday night, and died of his Born to Wm. Warner and .wife on ilieir social last Friday iriglit. Mr*. Andrew Ketchum is eider- ! injuries in two hours. Mrs. NorWednesday, August I’Jth, a line son, tnining her ni and children a ; man was nlso quite badly injured who Weighs 13'4 pounds. . few days of this week. Iler sis‘but is recovering. . W. II. Graybunr and family and John Norris nnd fnmilygittmilrd the ter. wlm has been there a weekr- Mr. and Mrs. "Earl Wilbur and wn visited relatives.ht>rc Sunday. Norris reunion al Clear Dike. left for home Silurday. WednesdayMrs. Stein of Bailie Creek carnet Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark have Mr. and Mrs. George Clark and home Friday nml stayed until Mon-; been spending a few days with Mr. [and .Mrs. Daniel Case al Scholcraft. granddaughter of Cetilrcvillo arc day. here for a week's visit with rela­ ■ Oidle a number from this wav i Miss Maud-Corlright** and Qie tives, attended Iho Caso n uiiioii at Hie j Misses Mabel nnd Myrtle McGralli Mrs. Will Clark has been spend­ I home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole J arc camping at Fine Lake, this .. iweuk— ing a* week with relatives al <>»op- Iasi Wednesday. ervillc. i She came horns1 Friday ' O. E. Struble and family of Mid- ! Miss Grace Thomas will go to nml lierinolber returned with her dleville, visjled their daughter. | Bailie Creek next week to attend for a visM. . " . Mr- Will ,\\'.-nfler. 'Sunday. I .school there for“the ensuing ycifr. .Miss Dane l)en*on has tfli*n xi-.il- . Car) Nickerson, Harold Junes.! Mr. and Mrs. George Lee and ing relatives at Sonoma and Battle i I'tryd Hu-—11 and Da k Mason are|$lr. nnd Mrs. Will Joqm attended Creek. (■amping a! Pine .l.rike for a wc 1: camp mretiiig al Gull lake, Sunday. Mrs. Ellie Stevens nnd Emim-liiie : Jay Cu|c and family and Cyni-.' Mr. and Mrs. P. G-. Powers of camo home from Augusta. Sunday. Buxton ami family spent. lh« p..»t. Marion. Ind- and Mr. and . .Mrs. D. Mrs. F4I. Hill and daughter.,at­ wok al Clear Lake and enterinin-> Case, of Schoolcraft mid Mr. and tended camp meeting most of last e.| their sisters and brother* and Mrs. Ed. Stevens of Highland, were week. children hl lhal place for dinner'all here to attend lhe Caso reunion Emerson Corl rig lit is sick wilh >>n Sunday. j and to spend a few days wi.th old measles. Mrs. Frank Clark has been sick friends. Miss Ahua Harrell .of Milo, spent for a Week. Ml'S. Jessie Norris will entertain a few days of Iasi-week with her Wm. Normnii. who formerly re-11 lie L. A. 8. on Friday, September sister al this place. sidl'd here was struck by a train ill phi fur leu. Election of officers. rMaruMTim COTTAGE GHOVE. There will be a base l>all ■tourna­ ment and farmers picnic at Cot­ tage Grove,. Saturday, September Sth. Everybody cotnc and have aday of sports. Wednesday, August 19th the Noris family, to th> number of 75 and about 25 friends met al th** Grove for their annual reunion and' enjoyed ft Hue dinner after which they rendered an excellent program, finishing with a history of the family from the time their an­ cestors were born in England. Thursday. August 20lh about 12T ,T„1 V.n SyAl. IMIy an-1 ’* ll‘e people of'the Dqwling Union ami Mraand Mra. Earl Wood, Will um-,* , ,, , .. . Sunday schmd tor'To Ohio. Thursday, where they, <*aH;ms ami wl(4 <rt-Koto- Baltimore M. picniced at the Grove. will snend several davs , »'«""• *' ’ re visitors Wedpttraay. Mr Pm.d Mrs’‘I'halmer^orr.-J Mr. and Mrs. George Lowell of Mr. .and Mrs. Warren VanSyckle and si>n, Mr*. Grove Pallursuii and spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. ^'hville. w.tn also visitors. Don Wicks. 1 Mr. nml Mra. George Clary and Mr. and, Mrs. Ray Glasby of John-The Bullis scfimd will begin. daughters Maybelle ami Lillian of August 31st, withy Mrs. DeCroc£cr[ Hastings, returned homo the first' Mr. ami Mra. AD. Wolfe and as teacher. . i*'f Hi** week after enjoying a week family of Maple Grove. Mr. ami Mr. and Mrs. P. <». Powers of . at Breezy Rest. . Marion. Ind- called on' Mra. Minnie- Ered Gerber and Cashey Keller .Mrs. O. J. Wright of Balli- Crm-k Uisbridger. Saturday. " :of Deerfield. Wis.. spent Thursday and Mr. uml .Mrs: S/G. Gorsliu ami family of oshko.-h. Wis.. ciunped al .Mr. and Mrs! Frank McCarty vis-[al tin- lake. ited at Fred VanSyckl«*s. Sufiday. J. II. Nobb s nnd D. C. Watters of the drove. .Siiturday, Augusir27th. Thus Kidder and family sih-iiI Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones. Mr. and! Hastings, were nt th** lake Friday. Mrs. Ernie Crandall, Mr., ami Mr-. Herb. Brown and Mr. Feldpausch Sunday with their pit,pie at Wild­ wood cottage. Jesse Hinbridged. Mr. aml.Mr-. Gv,*..,'f Hastings, spent Tlniraday at wism nmiw:. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. David Bristol. [ Long Beach. ! Jas. Hammuml nml faniiiy -**f mid Mt. nnd Mra. WnthT Beach Hurry Stowell of Hastings, called > Baltimore ami Frank Keinerliug motored to Gull lake. Sunday, to:at the H*<l cottage last Thursday, and family spent Sunday nt the attend Hie campmeeting there. j Mr. ami Mrs. E. J. Ingram visit-[Grove.. . Miss Tinkler of Grand Rapids i* ed friends aF-fhe lake last Friday. Commencing August 3fih. *evecal visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. - Mrs. S. .V Weeks ami s**n Sir ■ - • • ■ ami Mrs. Sid Tinkler. . mg sm-m Thursday with her iVern Greenfield and family of OliMrs. Beiler and family of Quim- j t* r. Mra. Clary of Breezy Hrat. ....................... vet, Sam. Buxton ami family. Maple by visited at Silas Gaskill's recent-| . .......... —.. ........ 1 , Hastings mid J.0011 and Clarence I tirove, Asa Stanton and wife. Mr. nml Mrs. Don Weeks will Stanton of Augusta, spent Friday Maple Gnive, Plun Powers and slnv aUITed VanSyCkb-s While! afternoon at th<* take. I Wife; Marion; hut- Jay Cole amt they are away. I Mr. and Mra. Wallace Mack uml family. Assyria. Dorothy and DmMrs. Tinker nnd(laughterLo- 'family spent Saturday and Sunday aid Brown. Vermontville and Mi-* rene and niece. Miss Tinkler of I nt the lake, returning home .Mon- Alta Walker of Olivet. Grand Rapids, visited relatives al,day. , Sunday visitors at the Stanloii Bellevue. S.ilurdnv and Sunday. Frank Babcock, Mr*. M. G. Bab- carnp were Ge>>. Miller ami family. Mra. D*'liii Tungale and Mrs. [cock. Chas. H. Babcock. HmTy-Jolmslow.i. Orin Dmflm nml family NORTH HOPE. itdrah Sheffield, visited Eliza Shef- i Babcock amt Arthur Homes were Assyria. Elmer Wiles and wile, (guests nt Hie green cottage Salur- Bellevue. Mr. nml Mrs. Tmf.-elunloii Mrs. Donald McCallum and rhil-j field. Sunday. drcOn returned home vum..,, Sunday after,, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bristol, with-.lay ami Sumlay. ..... Toby."Mr. nml Mrs. Archie ilcrrington of Itowling amt spending several days with rela- [■ Mr. ami Mrs. Geo. Winters of BanMr. and Mr-, near ‘ " Mi<-m amt' daughter **f itolljo Creek Orville Bristol of Johuslown. lives in Hastings. field, visited nt Fred Freys; pear ' ' Mr. ami Mrs. «*•••>. Norris were a-dford. Sunday. call [called al the lake,-Saturday. Miss Bertha Smith, who ha* been j •Bedford. ’ ‘ • G. Berf‘ ’Bowser is aide to lie filMTOt <1 E. Norris aml wif*', Mr. mid; Sumlay eal|vrs at the Grove. spending Hie past week at D. Me” * Mrs. >.nu«. unusm-. iu-<> en*. .... ...-.,4-n Callum’s; re I tinted lo liar home in" again, with the aid of crutches. ••• mid family family Ormsbee cltli*'*t at the lake sundry. III)I.MF.S (.111 IU.II. May. ’ Warren Van Syckle nml llaslingi. Friday .< Harry \\ dudm.in«<-<- and friend Mr. agd Mrs. L. N. Durk-e ali-'iidChilso naml Bernice spent a few days last week at Cot ­ WaHftcc c:.;..... ■ from Battle Cn'-ek were llshing at',.,| tho Haearbus reunion al Leach Mosher spent n few days with the lage Grove. Clear Lake. Mrs. Delia Tungnle and Mra. Eli-i lhe lake Monday. lake Tuesday. • lalier’s rein lives in Kalamazoo. Rob. Garrison of Battle C ••— Mr. ami Mrs. Oliver Hayward za Shefileld were callers at Dr. and [last week witli Mr. a mid children spent Sumlay wilh Mrs. 'Sheffield,, at Hastings. Friday | called nt Hie pavilliiai. Monday, ) H*>b. Tolbert visited" at the pi>- i Coals in Grand llapid*. | Alcull Bugbee and family of Baltt- evening. The Bristol schol will begin Sep-[ villlnn Monday. ,.... . rnoi e. v'li-i iint-tiniii 7th. win, with vtiu.Miss Ella Durham , Earl Pilltun and family'oj Hast-. Woodland spent warren Sefton of Grand Rapids tember ein |iiips. were al the pavillion' Tues-1 McCloud's. is“ making mi extended visit wilh as teacher. Dan Karns. ( For cottages and boats call 3<H 2. to Toledo, Friday. F.lgiii Harrington, wife ami son of SOUTH WEST 111T'l.AXI). Mra. T. Townsend visit*-,! friend* Milo, Burnt Saturday and Sunday at George Havens spent from Sat-1 long and 2 short. aifU Gun lake last Claud Ihunmnnd's. _j „ *. .. ........ . ni (|H, |a]!,. i-'rijay. । whirk. Lewis Wise left Monday for, and relatives near Francisco. 1 Fay Clemenco nnd wife weft* at M™. Mark Burroughs of llullaml Nashville, whero ho is working. Mrs. Francis Gorham is <• j Hi** pavillhm Friday. > wa* tlw guest of Mrs. lienry Hagla ' Hnrve Karns nf Rullnml mid Sam : XV...I r.xl.l.tn • t F.arrabee of Doud District spent! taining an aunt, from Dowling. Mr.-. John Blood entertained Mra. Sunday at Then Pran-likn's. ■ n-m'iv<nvin«'"\L»n.'i7v’'' ............... !“l "“V"' " I... ..t L*....t <• ■ II.. V X" I Edylh Pranshka made a 1 itoia«»HH»n tolSn’ of Flkhirt ‘?v<‘nmg. trip to Kalamazoo, Saturday. . E ' “ J? ' «. !■ A" ' h Florence Shiver -if Kalamazoo *•’*1 1* r'1 v ’ I red collage c returned Y.. Mr. nnd Mr-. Arlhur Barnum of I home Sunday. [Coats Grove and'Mr. and Mrs.. G*'*v t la,, «-k al. Ik-raard j »„!, • Fuller Wi-dnesday lo dinner. ASSYRIAI Mrs. Fred Bulophxiiid dauulih-r . a.......... . o. 1. nu*-|iui<i. «u<- nml J. C. I Helen are s|>*ndin^ tlm.week with nre sucndiiig iU['r« n»i 11 Tompkins and - wife nll*-nded th*-1 Mrs. liny Wickham. ' Arthur Pallon, wife and dmmh- l.-w 'J.'fVltailv ‘i wiiii 11,1-11 gr 1 ’‘’,',pA,vn,:‘! Supe ’ , i-ntsor-i jdenie nt Tliornapple ■ Henry Gallespin and wifk of IIIWm. Kerr ’ ter and Mr. and Mra. Marian D.lv- U !'' K ‘J* andjfamily ! s. ni.x l;,k '' 1last Wednesday. lake have beejt visiting the latleHs sisenport al] of Cloverdale, also Mr-.'J‘[“j ‘ '* ,,,.arT vlri vi'iMr Mr. and. Mis. Sam Nay and chH-lter. Mrs. Geo. Goodell ami family Minn Shears of Detroit, were* guest a 'l,, r l^rc0?* neaE 1 ra*ri< ut*'-Ulrctt 11 visited her tmrfher. Mrs. JtdiiP Glenn Fuller is A Dtnsiug visitor al Orin Dayton's, Saturday. ,, . , , l ock* nd family -Sunday. ’ । trnlay. . * ' Mullii-i- ,luv—an oinnvnltoii from ' J. C. 'rompkiiis and The Misses Mary nml Ella Wood LI'ITLE CEIHR LAKE. I Aui-'iira ceh-br.-iled nf I Augus. visited Mr.' tA-n* the guests of Mrs. ttlcnirjg-nsHill* Tbccr will be an ice cream aouiul W'.,’,." .^"Ivi'i'ii'? • Hany last SUimdny. more «»f East W<»»llaml Tm-day. . on William Morgan's lawn, al r'[ Mr. and Mrs. F.d. spencer and Soil* Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ilurkee. Mr. and Cedar Creek, Saturday evening, for of Battle Creek- were the guesls of; Mra. Hany Decker nnd son nf Illi* beiient of lln- I'hutcli shed-'.' isil his- mollior. or if she J. F. Wright and wife. Sdmjny. Woddland, Mrs. Harriet limit *»f Oune all and have a good lime. Myron Tuckeunaii and wife. Oli-ivml. Mrs. J* nnie Graines of Mus' Hiisgell Molt ami wlf<. Mrs. Eva grave. Midi am'l Miss ihJda^Mnlt. spcnl Give our Want Column a trial for Bijoli in Battle Creek Saturday Sumlay with 'Floyd Muriil and famijy. ) I everybody reads IL ningr- WUILIZ GBA.NGF. JJA1J. U HIM-Ito. Mrs. Eliza Sheffield nnd Mra. Ik>lia Tungale havu returned from the encampment at Hastings. Mrs. Fred Bristol spent Thursday with Maggie 1jm>. .Mr. and Mra. Bert Bowser andI little son, Bernard, were in Hast­ ings, Saturday. . Floyd Russell, accompanied by, Harold Jones, and Carl Nickerson of I-ocey,'Allen Mason of Maple Grove, ami and uoraen Gorden o<ani*»n Stanton, <*i of’ i,rove, “Wne LONG BEACH. For some unaccountable reason the itemsTor Long Beach failed to pel into the paper lust week, al­ though they- were .mailed elrty enough. • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chase and daughter, Josephine, of Hustings, and Mrs. Emmons Chase and baby <>T I.X*tr<dt. spent last week at Um Red collage. Mr. ami Mrs..John Greene and family jMttf Mr. ■........ of Nashville. ...... .................. , J. W.; isss .ulK 1 THE CHANGE OF FIRM SALE OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO SECURE BOYS’ AND MISSES’ SCHOOL SHOES AND BOYS’ SUITS Seldom do you have an opportunity to secure these at the time most needed at such tremendous saving. You owe it to yourself to follow the crowds to Grant II. Olis & Co.’s former location, where you can buy of reliable, respqnsible people, reliable merchandise AT FACTORY COST AJMD LESS. DEAD­ COMPARE BOYS’ AND MISSES’ SHOES $1.00 Shirts, 67c One tabic of Boys’and Misses’ Shoes, worth,up to S2.Q0, splendid value at original price. Change of Firm Sale Price $1.39 The famous “ELGIN” BRAND—the Best $1 Shirt made. Sale Price Soft and Stiff Hats $2.00 and'$2.50 value—. ...... $1.39 Soft and Stiff Shirts 671 $1.00 value___________________ COLLARS, All .Styles 81 NECKWE/VR, Four-in-hand 131 25c value._______ _________ OVERALLS, Blue Denim .. . . . . . 351 50c value_____________ ____ OVERALIJi, Striped . . . . . . . 591 75c value ....____ ——---STRAW HATS. Any Style $1.75 down to 75c value ...---- _ _ _ _ 39( Everything in the Store At Reduced Prices SUITS, Your Choice $18 valuf .................. SUITS, Your Choice S15.00 value_______ Suits, Suits, Suits, Suits, Change Change Change Change of of of of Firm Firm Firm Firm S2.69 S3.49 •3.98 $4.98 Price Price JPricc Price... ALjL BOYS' TROUSERS AT REDUCED PRICES Sale Price STRICTLY CASH .... $11.87 .. $9.98 $7.98 ... $6.69 PUMPS and O.XFOHDS Pl no 15.00, $4.00 and $4.50 values. .... OXFORDS and PUMPS <?f BQ $3.50 and $3.00 values ............................. .$1.70 COMFORT SHOES $4.50 values OXFORDS and PUMPS* Cl 20 $2.25 and $2.00 values _______ _____ ^1.0 / SHOES and OXFORDS QOr One lot worth up to S2.50_____ ------------ VOL HOSIERY SHOES, Lace and Button $5.00 value . ... SWEATERS SUITS, Your Choice $12.50 value SUITS, Your Choice $10.00 value UNDERWEAR, Shirts and Drawers Qfi/ UNION SUITS $1.00 value / 31 zVTHLETIC UNION SUITS 75^ value BOYS’ SUITS $3.50 $5.00 $6.00 $7.50 CHANGE OF FIRM CHANGE OF FIRM STRICTLY CASH HEAD 481 Sale Price C 7 (IQ _____ «P«).7O Sale Pripe BOYS and MISSES' SHOES $2.50 values........ .......... Cl 10 ^1.17 Cl QH .....^.^vpl.OV Hf LADIES’ COLORED HOSE 25c to SOcvalues_____ _______ ________ jZ 17/ lit Ziff TENNIS SLIPPERS JEr CANVAS GLOVES’ Er 10c value___________ _...___ _•_____ vl 75c and 60c values-.---------1---------------------- 4vl BAREFOOT SANDAI2i Q7? HANDLERS 7 {()r 25( $1.25 values---------Oil, WEICKGENANT <3 RIEDE Successors to Grant H. Otis Hastings, mich. Co. day. �PACK FOURTEEN | NASHVILLE THE HASTINGS BANNER, AVGUST | -IasI week Thursday ErneM Barnes nf Battle Creek brought his infant daughter, Thelma Arlene, here for burial in Lakeview ccme- house on lhe fomm ot Middle and Maple streets, now occupied by B. B. iviwriiiig and family. Mr*. Fyed Nel*mi of Detroit, vis­ ited relatives and friends here the first of the wr«ik. George T. Bullen of Albion was th.- guest of hi* sister, Mrs. Frank MrDerbv. 8und.iv. Mi<* Mnry Wnltser of New York, is visiting .1! her uncle's Frank < (okay's. Mrs. C. o. Carpenter and son Clyde of .Little Arkansas, aro George Brown of'Gloversville, N. Y„ who visited • Id* sister, Mrs. Richard Graham a week started home Monday morning, it being tiie tlnri lime the brother and sister have sren each' other in forty’ I*’" years. Mr. Brown i’ in very poor health nnd was tH-eemp«m<*d by iuMpr George W. Knight nf Cnlumson-in-law. Frederick Diekery .of bu«. Ohio. Was a guest of her uncle lhe same place. and cousins.. James and Miss "Edith Mr. and Mrs. Will Hanes spent Sunday wilh relatives in Hasting-. Mr. nml Mrs. H. S. Small of Jack­ NORTH NASHVILLE. son wote guests of Rite- ami Mrs. H. C. Lord, over Sunday. guest of Mi-s Minidi . . Claude Malh-llc mid Mis* FlnrBloomville, Ohio, called io see Mr; Mary Townsend, Sunday. Mrs. Bonnie Oarlock .of Ashley was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hos­ Arflmi* Hart went hi Jackson on ier I lie latter pari of last week. liusim-ss Thursday. A Koster and family have moved Mis. ................. has returned into George GnllnUn’.* . house on Middle St. ' friend*. wedding Smith Pratt of Inwood. Canada, • Mildred yisiled hi* cousin, C. A, j'raft mid other relatives here from W. dne— •Jay till Monday. The M. E. Sabbath sc.litiol held Josephhie I'nrnplier. their annual picnic ui Pul num _-n a guest of Iut brother park last week Wedne.-day after­ Frank AxthrtlR mid family wont to noon and a very’enjoyatile time wa- I. Ill-ink- Io XI -11 (I I.-lid- :md will re Thursday evening, -willi her Mirier. Jlrs. L. E. Pratt nnd she wa* arrornpanied home by Miss Helen! fl. 1911 SCHOOL BOOKS BOTH NEW and SECOND HAND If you want to buy SCHOOL BOOKS just “follow the crowd”, and you’ll land right at this store. This store is known as the "School Book Store” of Barry County. For a good many years we have made a SPECIALITY of handling SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL ROOM SUPPLIES of all kinds. We have built up a school book trade that DEPENDS UPON US, and the number is constantly growing each year, because people have come to KNOW that our prices are just as LOW as books can be sold for. Then all during the Summer months we have been collecting shelf worn and second-hand School Books. Lots of them are in perfect condition and JUST AS GOOD AS NEW. On these books Mr*, frank Axthelm will m. We Can Save You 25 to 50 Per Cent. J. W. Noyes and family and Mrs. B. rt Pcmber were at Charlotte Sat­ urday. . Ed. Green nnd family ride in a new Ford automobile. Mr. and Mr*. George Dull enter­ tained their children and grand children last week. Mr. nml Mr*. Levi Hickman and Mr. and Mr.*. Leroy Perkins are| visiting the former’s parent*, Mr.j mid Mrs. H. II. Perkins. Mr. and Mr.-. Stephen Schantz who have been -vi-itipg ,nl E. I. Schantz’s relunn-d to uirir hoinu in Rockford, Illinois, last siitunlay. Master Hooflld Wertz wa- seven year* old last Sunday and lh»'event was celebrated wilh ' a’ tiirlhdnv party Monday afternoon ' Tliey willi Mr. and refreshments were served. spent Sunday at Thornapple lake. Miss Lida Sliirke ’ Mis* Bernice Hmighialiri of Irvmother. Mr*. Marx- . turned to her work in Giddes' tailor Mi— Eva‘Gretnllehl of Marshall shop nt Charlotte. Thursday. Mi*,* Breen of Chesaning is a vi-ited Mr*. J. W, Nove*. Friday. Mr. nnd Mr*. Bi-rt Iteckaihorn nf giiest of Miss Bernice Mend. Muir spent Friday night wi Mis* plivr Wnlker is home from and Mr-. V. S. Knoll. Middleville, for u week-* vacation. Mr*. George Harvey attend Battle Creek spent Sunday night family reuiilo nof her ihottier. Mr*. John Gearhart of Vcrniontvill with relatives here. few day.* ago. Mrs. Walter Kahler and two chil­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Green dren who spent- two mouths willi •Iren visited Barryville relative.* here returned to their Sunday. home in Petoskey, last Fi hl.iy, Phil Dalliausnr, has a new Ford STONY POINT. car. L. E. Pratt who ...Id his MrixMr. and Mrs. Woggerman of Oli­ well car- a few week* ago. has n new one of .the same make, hut a vet -pent Saturday ami Sunday later model with all the latest im­ with Mr. and Mrs. B. J. ami O. P. provements. . Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hilton of Chautauqua begins this Thursday Martin Corm-rs and Mrs. Hazel afternoon. The. Hecker family reunion wa- [•ilelier. n sister of Mrs. Hilton, • held at tlm home of Mr. and Mrs. spent Sunday wilh her aunt and laiweli Jarrard in Morgan, last Sat­ jncle, Me, and Mrs. Jos. Messenger. urday. I'ljoje were something over I.UXG BEACH. forty who attended mid those from away were Warren'.Hccker. Mr. and dine and wife of Morgan, ate Sun­ Mr. and Mr*. Bpardjnnn of Kala­ Mrs. Joseph Hecker mid daughter. day diiliicr wilh Mr. and Mrs. John mazoo au'd Mr. and Mr*. C. Mackin­ Lulu, Mr. mid Mrs. Jerry Hecker der and family of Dowling were at and Mr*. Will Kimey of Fayette. Ohio. Mrs. Lida Roth, mid Moroney Mr. and Mrs. Leon Barnum and Long Bench for a day last wre.-k, nnd Will Snyder of Ionia. ' family id Woodland and Mr. and Mr. audl Mr-. John Grie and Miss Thelma Philip- of Vermonl- Mrs. T. II. liodebaugh .of North family Of Nashville and J. W. ville was a gm-4 <d her mint. Mr*. Ca-tlelon spent Sunday with their Greene and Mis*- FlorenceSomerl of mother and grandmother. Mr*. Syl­ Mr. Curtis and Inge this week. Mr*. Emma Brown wns'a guest «•( vester Orsborn. - Mrs. Friend Soules of Hastings the family cairn- over in their new auto. Ross Catkins yf Ihu Kalamazoo latter part of last week and over Public schools: ulso Mrs. Galkins. from Kalamazoo visiting Iva and Merritt Calkins camped Sunday and attended, lhe Hildierreuinon. with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. freeman of Mr. mid Mrs. Wm. Troxel ami Hastings at lhe Red Cottage last Miss Thelma Young of Battle Creek is visiting her grandparent.*. «>il Verunrd and wife of Hastings, attended ehurcb at this place Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Partridge. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Brock and Mrs. Miss Ida Hafner of. Detroit, is day mid visited their s<m*, Irving Mae Barnaby, of Hasting* and Mr. and family. home for a few works vacation. and Mrs. W.ijrren Wilcox of Lansing Misses Mabie nnd Evndone Martin .-lopped here a white* Sunday after­ WEST SEBEW.A. w*t.- guesti of Mi.-. noon. Rdla Deller over Sunday. . Mr. an<i Mrs. Geo. Clary and Mrs. Will Wells is down with a AU-s. Mary l*hilif>s was very sick last week. serious attack of typhoid fever and daughters Maybeile and Lillian are Iiavid Kunz i* taking n vacation a tuofe.—nrnal nurse i* attending Mr: ami Mrs.-Arthur- Chaw, nnd from In* dutie- m Piatt's hardware tier. She is somevvlial better, but it daughter Josrphlnii of Hastings and store on aecouul of i.<Hir health Mr*. .l.mmi.' - Chase ami of WMjglil mf-liy heavy lifimg. . «itLi^aldi‘,w terne tier test. The Dowimig-I’eScoek reunion Detroit are at fhe Reif coiftTge^fiFs .M«ss Eifnii Schulze spent Finlnny with Mb; France- Kroger of Ver­ met at Walker Downing's farm on montville. Shfiday. Oveii a hundred wen; Next Saturday night. August 22. Shirley Moor., and Mis* EloiTtg-e l. lhe sai-reilnes* of the day will be a poverty dance al Long •membered mid all that look Beach. Every one come and Watch J/>ng of -Fife lake were married in yasJn keeping with it. After i I. Auuu-t tHili. They will • lleiit dinner, qijile a number lady mid lu the gentleman who ap­ expect to make tliHr ifome. ' pear to be the most poverly-slricKMilton Moore has been quite sick en. . - . Were the past week. 7 ’ Art C.lpse and Harry Stowell also Mr. and Mrs. Will Kroger mid liytnn* John Peacock, the were here Wednesday. children <>f Vermontville, spent - — gathering presided. C. G. Maywood of Hastings wa* John Peacock Jr. w*< appointed Friday al Olin Srhulze'--. Will Hecker nnd Harry Fxiurant president for next year, tis his fath­ 1wre une day last week. By. Dirkinsn was here last Wedhave returned from tin- we-t. er i- tod feeble to collinite the oL-E. H. Palmer went to Battle Creek Monday on business. For cottages and boats call 301­ Miss Carrie Qilvy has .relurm d ing al lite advent of a boy baby, 2 long 2 short. their Hist horn. from her visit al Laii-ing. Robert Bock, of the Bock-Walker ■. Mrs. E. A. Fleliarh anti son For­ Mrs*. Jason Downing, of Union Hardware Co., of Battle Creek ami rest, G. Fiehach mid Roebli Town­ a party of friends were at lhe lake send were at Toledo, Ohio, the first Thursday. "t th-- week. reunion. great Frank Pancoast was al the lake C. R. Quick was al Grand Rap­ -, -••nilig ids. Monday afternoon on hnsine-s. .Xhureh of *;••<>. Miller and wife of Hastings Mrs. Roswell West <>f Eaton llap- GlUbt by giving two1 sob>*, which attended lhe .dance here Saturday np. wn« a guest of lier niece, Mrs. .*lie"siing sweetly mid much fooling. night. C. R. Quick. Tuesday. Bru Bn'sten who has been in the Mra. F. D. Gr.i'ii and children, w. *l for. soiijb time attended. the Dorothy and Winn, are visiting rel­ by lhe pastor. daitee Saturday night. ative* in Hudson. Ilphert Brown and Miss Beatrice Word has been rercived here of NORTHEASI Hl HAND. Parker of Hastings and Messer* lhe death' of the four year oid son Several from ihis-vicinily attend­ Nevins and lady friend attended the nf Mr. and'Mrs. Pear) Bidlac of ed lhe meeting at the Cobh churcli. dance Saturday. ’ (.reenville and they have tho svm-* Sunday. B.-*-i<>. Ilinkloy and party of • . palhy of their many Nashville •"Sunday visitors at qiai-i.-s MWe.* friend* were callers al (be pavilion friends. They siircly are haxhig were Glutrles Beam, Mis. Maud Saturday. . . ' miafortune as only a few week# ago Gil re. Geotve Hulrliinsoi^ Mrs. Eli­ their little daughter fell and broke za Hall and Ruth Hutchinson of Battle (".reek were here Sunday. her ann. Mrs. Will Gibson is very sick. IIIGIIB.ANK. Mrs. Claud Hammond who has Mrs, F. M. Quick, has received been quit.- sick the past two week* ' Ftn'yd Irkos ciiiployo’d ill the U. S; wnrd that h‘,r brother. Cbarb-s is s.>me hotter al this writing. ' gov’t'service, on the Panama Canal Slade of Chester, Montana, is very Mrs. Ruse Trego and grmiddaug* is spending his annuhl leave with sick. ter* Martha and Nellie Gatilnex „*f hi* parent.^ Mr.- and Mrs. Oliver John Hinckley spent last week on Hastings visited al W. y<. Moore's Ickes. He left Colon. Panama on his. farm in Maple Grove. last week mid attended Hie Sunday August 6th and after an extended Mrs. Walter Logan visited Mr. School nirnir. trip through the southern 'slates ar­ nnd Mrs. A. C. Siebert hi Detroit, George Vandrnv.dker of Kalama­ rived home on August 17th. Tte last week. zoo. Morris-Brown of Cressey and stales that ho enjoyed a delightful Dan'l Feighner lias sold the place Frank Vnnderwalker of Prairieville trip both by land and sea. but was whore he lives, to John Mix of Kal­ visited their aunt Mrs. H. Hammond. glad lo reach his homeland destina­ ama, who is to have possession the Sunday. tion. He will spend a few weeli.s tlrst of October, and Mr. and Mrs. Feighner exp«‘ct to move Trite their —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— with, bis parents and friends before reluming to the tropics. We are always on the alert for the welfare of our customers. We realize that School Books cost monev. and our policy always is to sell at the lowest possible prices. If YOU haven’t bought yet, come and see us. We’ll SAVE YOU SOME MONEY A big line of tablets 1 £ E and pencils fromJLC 10 DC INK; DRAWING PAPER; PRACTICE PAPER; RULERS; SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF AlZ KINDS Garveth 8 Stebbins The Rexall Druggists Phone 31 GOODS DELIVERED KALAMO. Mrs. C. II. Holman is in Alliens al-j tending a reunion and visiting friends. . . Mildred Klahn jvturnrd Monday) to her home in Elmdale, after visit- ' ing her aunt. Mrs. Gora Curtis fori tin* past two weeks. . Fred VanVIiel of Battle Creek is visiting friends here. (Jordon "Mast of Battle Creek has bought the Powers farm originally owned by/day Sweet. M?Vr-f".dna Fluette and son Lin­ coln [came Saturday from Chicago to visit Mr. and Mrs. Levi Curtis. Mr. Hick* visited relatives iu Bat­ tle Creek a part of last week. •Ruby Love of Carlysjp visited te-vi Curtis and. family from Thurxday till Sunday. Cecil Dye of Detroit i* visiting Ijis parents and other relatives here. IXH D CORNERS. Mr. and Mra. Ira Gale* -and •laughter of Grand Rapid* have twn viMlNuf Mr. ©Rd. Hrs. E.-B. Gates the past week. • / Prof. C. F. Barnes, who has bXen spending the past week with Will lauch ami family, has returned to his home in Kansas. Several froln this vicinily attend­ ed Sports Da yat Delton Saturday. Glenora Walers. Marie lauch, Harold lauch and Norris Bergman went to Battle Creek Thursday tn nttend-Fnifernal Day and returned Friday. . Jean Bush's threshing machine was seen on our street Inst week. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stanton motored to Bailie Creek Thurs­ day. ’ The Misses Alice nnd Estelln Johnson have returned home after spending the summer in Hasting*: Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gates and son Wail.i -pent Tuesday wilh llieir daughter. Mrs. Cleo I’ennock, of Hickory Corners. • HASTINGS AND CARLTON TOAVNLINE Mis* Kate Ickes Of Hastings spent Sunday evening at James Swan­ son's. • Dale Bump spent the week with hi* unde. E. j. Bump. Fred Wood nnd wife of Hastings spent Sat unlay night nnd .Sunday al J. J. Barnum's. Mr. and Mrs. E. TZ Smith nf Bat­ tle Crook spent Monday with the latter's sister.-Mrs. E. J. Bump. Mrs. .Mice Cummings of Hastings, spent a few days with her daugh­ ter. Mr*. Jnipes Jtragdon'. Lynn. Marx- and Mabel Shupp of Carlton spent Saturday evening with Don mid Tvah Wilson. Mrs. A. IL Kenyon of Shultz, spent Friday wilh Mrs. James Bragdon. ’ Mrs. Kinne anil children allendgn campmeeling., Saturday afternoon and Sunday. >• , , Isaac Hoover and family attended Iho Garhart reunion al NrfshvIHe, Saturday. ■ / BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Hastings, Michigan TELEPHONE US YOUR ORDERS Where Is That Music? Mr. Fniresl Glonn Fiehach announces Ijie opening of his nett -liid.o, in the Stebbins Block, the llryl week of fh'tilomIh-j;, With Miss Mario Waters, as assistant. Great ;etr<>rt lias been taken in the furnishing nf the rooms, surrounding the pupils willi lhe highest musical in­ fluence-. Two Klmbull pianoes will be used; helpful rend­ ing materials, and good pictures will give a homelike atmos­ phere. Electric lights and steam heal aro also among the convenience.*. .Mr. Fiebarh will gladly welcome all interest­ ed amt do all In his power to* make advantageous arrnngo- as early as po**ilde. for he atm* to give his persona, atten­ tion to tin- enrollment of each. • Mr. Fiehach'* central theme in teaching is to discover Ilin individual needs of the pupil so studying nml uses the best texts of modem and great composers as adapted lo each. Therefore, hy doc* not confine himself to one parlicu lar met hod nr graited course. ItegulaS-reciliAs will lie given, which nre benepcinl In pupils and musical friemfc*. Selected "studt-nfs will lake part each time: the program* Will. Ie» varied with readings and sketches. ‘Pupils will be encouraged lo do J-bcir best wilh such personal and social, a* wfll rts nJuSirial comlill<m:< ' There is no intention on the part of Mr. Fiehach lo dis­ parage the etforts of any workiifg tn Hie local musical field. Books nnd sheet music will he provided ot reasonable prices, thus avoiding a great expense. TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS. Lessons wilh Mr. Fiehach: i p to and including third grade. 75r. forty minute lessons, SUMI. Advanced work, one hour, SI .25. Thirly rnluile lessons, Me. Forty minute lessons, 50c. FOREST GLENN FIEBACH, Pianist Studio Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nattles Proof of Man’s Prssonoo. In Qwallor City. Nettles aro said to bo ap almost Tho state ot Gwalior, In central In­ dia, in one of tho wealthiest and moat certain proof that man has lived- on progreaalve districts in tho great east­ tho spot. One British species, tho soern empire. Gwalior City, tho state called Boman nettle. Is said to. bo capital, has fine public buildings and found only where the Romans have parks. Tho mabaraja'a palaeo is been. Coles, the seventeenth century "It grows both larger nnd more ornate than the offi­ herbalist, explains: cial residence ot tho president of tho at the town of Lldde, by Romney, and United Hutes Tho fumlahlnga are in tho streets of tho town of Romney. magnificent. At official banquets al In Kent, where Julius Caesar landed moat ingenious.American electrical de­ with, his soldiers and abode there a vice of sllvay la .used for passing certain time; and for the growing of around the after-dinner coffee, cordials it in that place It la reported that the apd cigars. Thia la In the form of a souldlers brought aomo of the seeds miniature locomotive and train of can, with them and sowed it Ahere, for Vhlch, operating from an electric >aV their-use to rub and chafe their limbi, tery and running over a dlmlntftlva when through extream cold they track laid along the 'table, is so con­ should be stiff and benumbed; being told before they came from home that With practically no tools, a man structed that it automatically stops tho climate of Britain was so extream in the Bridgewater. Mas?., state before each guest. cold It was not to be endured with­ /lirm has made a perfect teapot out out some frictlop." of a cent. The center of the'cent In order lo prove that natural is kept intact for the bottom of it. The handle. cover, snout and entire gab is'harmless, B. J. GatTord, of German universities had 59,603 outline are perfect symmetrically. Utile* Rock, Ark- wilh his three Il is even possible to place water in daughters, slept all night in a room students last winter, of whom more • llfis tiny receplable and have it run sealed and lilted with the gas to the than 5,000 were foreigners. out through the wee snout, which exclusion of air. Not one of lhe Old nail holes and cracks in wood is about as large as a small common sleepers was affected by the ex­ can be filled successfully wilh a pin: perience. paste made of sawdust and glue. Witty Reply. ‘ Ix>rd Lyons, the ambassador. Was not what one would call a witty man. but there la one good story-told of bltn showing that ho could make an apt reply on occasion. ’ • Ono of his friends, Augustus Cra­ ven. was intensely mysterious iu man­ ner, and once on meeting him in Lon­ don Lord Lyons asked If his wife were with him. It happened that Mrs. Craven was staying wllh lady Cowper at Wrest, and Mr. Craven replied tn his sol­ emn. alow, jhyaterious way: . "She is Mt Wrest" "Requleacat In pace!" replied I-ord Lyons,*w|th equal solemnity. �■W TWK UAOT1M> BANM K. 'I ... ST S. IJli. SoHtbwestern Barry Department SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE • AT THE - . DOWLING. GREATER MICHIGAN FAIR Grand Rapids—Sept. 2-3-4-5-6-7 Open Day and Night Don’t Miss Seeing— Fast Horses in Running Races that will stir the sluggish blood. w Dare Devil Rollo Looping the Loop on Roller Skates. * Von Ritter in a hair raising Tight Wire Act. King and Queen, the Diving Horses. • Morocco Arabs in Gun Swinging and Acrobatic Acts. Italian Banda-Roma, 35 Pieces. t Splendid Fireworks Every Evening. ’• ROYAL HIPPODROME—Nine Great Acts Among the Side Shows Will Be— Indian Village of Full Blooded Puttawatamic Indians. Neimy’s Six Great Shows. Hatch's Autodrome in which Automobiles will Race. Merry-Go-Round. • Ferris Wheel. Three-Legged Calf, alive and active. Blooded Holstein Calf with a snout like a pig, also alive and frisky,.and a thousand and one other attractions. BRING ving. xinilrd bar dnii-b ' i‘. Mi Smith, the past few .L.y . Mark Skilliyati and «if Henkes ahd wife attemtaP-f day nt Delton. SaliiulnyA Jhhn Ght’iAiy, -ami -dai BAHR1 VILLE. Tin.' bako sulo luu been poslpou ! Arthur nnd Mildred Lathrop went! i in titjll Luk*- Monday hud will- r».<main until Wednesriny attending ■ impmee.ling. Mr. ami Mrs. Palmer nml daugh-| ehl*. Mr. find Mr*. Ben Jletnaray. Mr.,nml Mi.-. WhMler of Indiana 1 art! visiting ar the Innht ' *' " Mra. Geoi'gt* <ir» t!ii. -iib-rlamt«» Day I’.ily. a- “ Mr. utpi Mrs.,WittR Sumlay with tioir ‘ witlikRay (jHinly. Mr. an<l Mr? • man of .Maple Grove. Saturday ami Sutfdjy Frr*fman aml*f5luii> Will Rt-nkes and w laining his inolh<-r f .XORTilEAST BAHRY. -Mr. Eloyd-flaxrltk'n; Mr. amt Mr.. Mnrioii.Tmliana. ' i-if Mis. Max Smith. I la-on Stanton ami urdny-fimt Sumin? Mr. ami Mr*. E. E ing. ' George'Clark,if Of Vicksburg, vi-il Sinntnu mid wife • Bril Arehnrl ami OR SELL YOU A NEW ONE YOU SHOULD NOT LET YOUR WATCH RUN TOO .LONG WITHOUT BEING CLEANED. A WATCH IS DIFFERENT THAN ANY OTHER KIND OF MACHINERY. IT RUNS DAY AND NIGHT, DAY AFTER DAY, AND YEAR AFTER YEAR. WHEN THE OIL DRIES, THE TINY PARTS BEGIN TO WEAR, CAUS­ ING. GREA X DAMAGE, AND MANY A FINE WATCH HAS BEEN RUINED BY LACK OF CARE AND CLEANING. WE DO ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING AND DO IT RIGHT AND REASONABLY. nn<l wife Sunday. Oklahoma, from Momlay: F i’.luio. Mackinder. But r <ll.it k HaMnr nn Shinton and L. V. BESSMER THE RELIABLE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN THE GIRT STORE klovd GmTiaon. w ■r vi»il<-d ivlaiiv.•- There never was a time when (arming as a business seemed so certain of being a very profitable business as right now. We have many fine farms on our list. Let us tell you o( two that • ought to lie attractive to any one who wishes to engage in farm­ ing: “ v • * . " reared rliirk.-n »-r .Michigan.. 1-Tnlay, where 80 ACRES, in Eaton County.. three mitea fiotti Vermontville ou ■ • Rood road amt fine location. •»> acres under cultivation, tulance .in timber and putnre. The voilta a gravelly' toatn and lays Ko<m1. The buildings consist of a fine nine-tuutu brick house in good repair, basement barn (5*W, also tool bouse, hug house, granary and. corn crib. The price of this farm is $4,000. Term*, one-half down, or would take a good house and lot in Hastings os ]«rl payment. F. A. hllKI.DON Ab«tract and Heal Estate Office. phimiing on M>nie good ram iciiiily Thursday ruing. Money lo loan on Real Estate. A niuid'i'i- troin lhii< way are al- Estate Bold on eommlMlon. Ge The liquor huidtroas emidoyi* 152,■ ESTABLISHED IN FARMS I HEXDI JlSHOrf SI IIIHH HOI St Tin- lh-nd‘T*Bt»l TIip im-uhalor for lhe hnlchiiig of chicketm M'cirts hi us LAKE ODESSA WATCH and papriTng (he i YOUR FRIENDS! the Lincoln Ghaulaiiiiua WE CAN REPAIR YO UR OLD PEN TURN KEY of A tint ract Hooka complied from th* Records, can 'urnlab complete Ab 50 ACRES, gravel, sand and muck loam soil, seven mile* from Hast­ ings and four inilea trout Irving. There are 25 arte* under culltvatjpti, ten acres of timber, and 15 acres ot murk and pasture. The bouse lu* five. rooms in good repair, small bhrn 12x23. also corn <\ib. lien-house and granary. The fences arc gcxrd and there is plenty of all kinds of fruit. The price is $1400. terms cash; Oil Paste’ Polish ■!» Russet “Oil Paste ll.’igliTiel Ask Your Dealerfor Hastings horned ■ Crook and Gould Michigan. ‘iili.:. 1:.' I Ji;.- CREEK STREET •I a mini: I 1 ndny, Miidtin I,illllr I AUCTION SALE Having rented my farm, I will sell at public auction upon my farm 2 miles south, 1 mile east and 1-2 mile south of Nashville, or 3 miles east an 1-2 mile north of Maple Grove Cen­ ter, or 3 miles west and 1-2 mile north ot Kalamo Center, Sec. 18, Kalamo Township, Itulehnnii Ethel Ea'n Tuesday, Sept. 1, 1914 Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp, the following property: IIIIRSE Inirse.Ollier cut th trior Uh' im«r>':i making it HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, HIGH SCHOOL Knturdnj «»r -Ihwiin-. I Fall Term Opens Tuesday, Sept. 1st j innlher.-Mrli’i bushels <M| (AMPBELL. The di.*li b-l i'lCietim:’hel DunkHid r temleil. Mibln.l niiriil wiib Offers These Advantages: Courses that Prepare for College and University. Commercial Course which emphasizes Educa­ tional as well as Technical Training. - : : Four Years Course in Agriculture, valuable be­ cause Scientific and thoroughly Practical. Diploma Relation With the Universities Highest Standard of Work F. E. ELLSWORTH, Superintendent , : : SHELTER FOR HORSES IF IT STORMS. RAY W. BROOKS, Proprietor —For Further Information Address or Call Upon the Superintendent Hastings, Old wagon Double shovel plow -TFRM^ HF SAIF' All sums of $5 JO and under, cash. Over.that l IQ Ul UHLL. gmountt 9 months time will be given on good bankable notes witliinlcrest at six per cent. Nothing removed until settled for. Trained Teachern Who are Specialists Active Literary and Debating Clubs IbrdM-ll wiigun riding plow . GOOD LUNCH AT NOON. Hover, Mr. nnd Larne, Well Selected Library Well Equipped Labratories Jvrsi-J livHcr, (i nionil HOGS ■boats, uelglri KM) llm; Huy rack M-etion lever drag Wood rack urk rack ‘ Wagon box Ti»p box 1 op Imggy 2 seated open buggy llmitbsmrl j 2 buggy poles Pair Rrltmip bolts Portland cutter 20 huslirl erales 12 grain bags Slime l»Mt Post -hole digger 2 st 1% heel chain luirness. ouo new ■ Grindstone I bird-horse harness Scythe mid snath 2.horse collars Single luu-ueM Set toy bunks fur wu|joa :• log chains Hf-.itiiitf sloVe Crank churn' Extension table Large kclUo Ii small chicken coops Creiun cansforks, hoes, shovel-, and other articles uut mentioned - Hehry Bidelnian, Auctioneer Michigan —Adv, uihur Mulhnll.ind E. E. Gray, Clerk ■* �THE HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 27, 1»ll. Woodland A RIGHT TIME There’s a Right Time for. everything. Right now is the RIGHT TIME lo place your order lor a Monument or Matkreil you want it set this coming fall. When the light frosts corm- il will b«r difficult • " to put in the NECESSARY louridation work 1 and when the steady cold weather comes, it till be impo-Mjble to do to. Therrlzirr it mint ap- net up before >be Mt«n» Hies. Wc- fia» ble work in our ohopand somederign* that will »urrlyjipp«--»l to your taite. .f-Cadillac L making In- One nf the oldest and nwt im­ Johnson M. Camden, a turfman of visited the former's brother the Inl­ SOITH WEST MAPLE GROAT.. ier pari of last and the fore part of Roy Carroll of Balllo Creek in Kentucky and a candidate for. gov­ portant indual rice of northern fiolhi* week. viriling al Oraon Mctnlyre'*. ernor, rtitertaincd iii.ooo guest* at hernin is that of linen weaving, -John Volte, Window Anabri nnd Mr, and Mr*. Clem Kidder and barbecue at-bia home. There which furnishes employment under •laiigliier nf Bellevue spent Sunday vice examination at Hastings Satur­ wilh their parenltt. Mr. and Mr«. were rintiuhlered 250 sheep and *75 favorable conditions to fully 25.1100 people. v day. all bring a*pirantx for the, Frank Hyde. Woodland pout office Mr. and Mr*. Boaz Walton and • Mr. and Mr*. D. S. England and family catted at John Hinckley*! of *on (ierald tn-cmnpan»-d by Mr. and Xariiulle. Sunday. Mr*. •Hen England ;and little daugh­ Mr*, shennnn Swift was the ter Phyllis of. Rmitield spent li»ri last week visiiing relnli\> J in Toledo, O_ Tliunutay. making (he trip by aul«. Mr. nnd Mr*. Ram Buxton —,— .and Wesley Meyers wa* at Hasting* family spent lari week with a parly Saturday to get the pninary election of friends, camping ol Cottage It is the aim of the Irving General Store to aupply your -■iH.!,■■-. every-day requirement! at the lowest prices. The primary elorlion was n rather Mr. and 'li- Claude Huffman and qmel nffnir hrn1; n mnrtt votr tminy Mr. nml Mi- Cym* HUTTOTI :itf.-n.JWe are now selling registered, •*l the Norris reunion til Collage Ml*e Fraifcis Holme* of liariiiiUK Fat Back Fork, lb 13c Three 5c hoses Matches.... I* spending Urn w<*ek visiting Im. 10c Mr. and Mr*. Tom Huffman and Atm ami Hammer Scala, lb. Iibine folks. daughters of Battle Creek visited al 2 Be Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bnrkle became I Claude Huffman's over Sunday. (lie proud parents of a lino baby girl . Mr. and Mr*. Jamie Smith and Saturday night. • daughter spent Sunday with fricml* Mr*. F. F. Hilbert left for Pcloskey al Bailie Creek-. ‘ Wednesday morning, where she will Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyde allend. reninifi during the buy fever season, rd I tn- Mar-nail piFnic nl ThoniipIRVING, MICH. 1904-1914 *Jig being a viclim of I hi* trouble-' ple lake Iasi Wednesday. BOTH PHONES—Hartings, 150 1L-4S-. Middleville Line, 108 IL-18. .■M<nie malady. Iler budinml accom­ Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Iji'u-kley panied iiere as far a* ••rand Rapids. made a Inirine'**-trip In Bailie Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Holly were al Greek.* Salm day. Crooked lake Thur-d-iy allending a Mr. and Mrs. Wnllm-o Mack and daughter* are spending a few, day* al Ding Benrh. , The A. S. of the Evangelical ■•illy purcliaM-d. rlmreh will/ meet wilh Mowlamevi Mnbe! hnd Jennie* Moody, Thursday The « .1. M inklelone arriv'd Irfur.e the taller part of the week after spend-" • > fSifn^r ;inj Milwaukee.r Count), IDHMCinC DOHQ Granite A Marble Dealers inUIlOlUL DfiUOii Phonciv;. Haslinf's, Mich. home uf Imt daitgliter. of Grrenrimhunili. Ninth JLuobua. BANNER WANT AOS GET RESULTS The School of Efficiency To sum things up this is what you get at Parson’s Businesi College. A thorough business training; practical office work benefit-of free employment bureau; increased earning capacity moderate school expense; good stall on the road to success. I .11 inquiries promptly answer- cd. C. R. WATSON, General Store bring thimble*. ■onio n«>rlli Cha*. Balwock nf Bailie Creek kill- in tho spring. *p. nl the week end Wilh home Mr. mid Mr*. R. C. Vanlfoutrn and feiend*. Mr*. Joliaaon nnd daughter. Julia frtpn Mi**i**i|qii and Mr*. Mattie I’.apids making the lijp in Um form­ MeCulloch of Bailie Ciwek Wuje er's car. . A number from Imre ot’» n<l«i| the Harding, pl«' Bert Harding and family lari week. Hie Brethren at Ganipbfll Wednes­ Mr. ami Mrs. Mali hew Balch day and Thursday !a*t. I hi* week seetn* t" be a chori*n Boaz Wallon has week for picnic.* lu-iv. • Wednesday i large delegation of Hie local lodge Tn lhe Hunters of Harry Connty. .■nd their families. Al.«o lhe Kalh-. iTman reunion, which is u famous make* it unlawful fur any,person to hunt outride of the county in which who annually attend, lhe size of of a large number’ of tlw individual land wilhoiil llrsf obtaining ;i lir.'li-.' allldavit Write W. W. PARDONS, President. Kalamazoo, Michigan, Sell Your Wheat to Me And Take Your Pay In “Purity” living al a considerable distance in from Hasting*.’ I have arranged We Give Beautiful Dishes for the coupons you find in "Purity" Flour by your putting with them a few cents and bringing them to us. Hastings Milling Company ren*e. Tin required k making arniligemuiit* lo blank* and full in­ course tn Un* McLaughlin Nashville—j. Robert Smith. village ihipaign (lip one Middleville—Glenn 1». Whitmore. Gun latke -Morn* England. Oniiigeville Win. Beattie. i«iling relative. . nliltT attended th* .............. _innic al Thornaptde lake. being th* only represen­ tatives fhmi "liere, John Bulling and family. Mr*. J, llauer and AVrtl Hauer ami family Bantleld—-Arthur M. Edmumi.*. Prairieville E. A. Parker. Dated Hasting*. Mich.. Aug. 2 •I.. . Roy Andrus, County Clerk. Umbrella, the XflluTlainl*. when- light rain* an* frt*iptiHI. .. The new While Star HASTINGS, MICH. drills b>-r<- >>f the Knlhcrman family wh<r al I ■■tided th<- reunion at Satldleitau lake Wedm-Hay were the fol­ lowing from distant ppinl*: E. S. Kalln rman, damrliter Pearl ami *on Lee and vjife oy Warrenburg. Mi*­ ’ |~Kalhcrmat> and wife. jrman and wife. Sam Julian • and three children. At the present high price of beans it should stand every one in hand to save ALL the crop, which can be done most effectually by using the WIARD BEAN HARVESTER -Which you can get by calling nfmy store. Jesse Townsend Controlled By No Trust Hastings, Michigan BANNER WANT ADS GET RESULTS TRY a complete examination of the old garments before vqji cast them aside. We can take a garment, no matter how old, and surprise vou. Our special process makes them look as new as possible. Call PHI INP. “23 Till I AV. • HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. , Praprlalar rtlONE 22J A GOOD MEAL A,;Sh' When you’re down town and the pangs of hunger begin to assert themselves, just visit our restaurant. We’ll give you a-good meal, prepared RIGHT, and served RIGHT, at a reasonable^ price. And you can have the satisfaction of knowing that everything is CLEAN. 5 •• ship. each bring TOM DOYLE l\ IBMtNANti CIGAR STORE Jefferson Street llastliw-i, Mlrh. Slocker and daughJen’y Halliday, wife anti two daugh- It’s the Taste You Get nnd Iwo daualilera of Gettysburg. (».. Mi-. Ailna Witwer and daughter llli,:.V'. .iiid~wife off.tivinKfmi.-O. l o.. all <d whom b«ridi:s-al lending I tin .reunion are being royally enlert.iined flu-a few days by their many [lelaliVl S Here. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Mr*. Belle li.-n and daughter. Mary, who have |(I»<hi upending the ' " ’ie*|er. New York,. e of Wi*ek, bdfm-e are’ here Save All the Crop 123 Ottawa Ave. N. W.. Both Phones 4391 gm-.l* of J. Katlierman and family of Lake Odessa Sunday. C. A. KERR, Proprietor PHONE 283 PtRand RapidsTrustRompany ling lake. 40 Pounds “Purity” for Every Bushel Wheat Mr. Farmer—Do you know you are (Jetting a big price for your wheat when you do this—Hour is high—and such Hour as “Purity” ought to be high. “Purity” Flour is as fine a grade of Hour as any mill can produce. HE personal interest taken in a testa­ tor's affairs by a member of his family or a friend, or business associate can be secured by making such family member, friend or business associate a co-e.xecutor or co-trustee with the T Now Listen! ■inversing logelhWednesday. <»n Thursday I In* Sun- Parsons’ Business College Irving Generalstore Mary will lenrh again the coming year. Elmer Hiine* baa been reshingl­ ing the McKelvey achool house nnd Orla llourii i* putting a new detnenl porlch op the Btanch »chool house, gelling ready a* -chool' days will Main Im here again. . . Henry Burien hits returned from -fir- \i-ii wilh friends in Cauadi. A lilllc man by the name of Dale Henry, came last week to the home of Mr. and Mi*. Jacob Elirlmmn. nnd although he did not bring any ‘ clothing they, have decided to keep I him. I Harry L-indiy and family ami gueri Mr*. Bell* of Chester went lo fiowling to a party Saturday eve­ ning. ' ' Mr. mid Mr*. Elmer Hanes and j Mr. - and Mr*. Adren Gibson and Lllemy Uurloii. were al’ Charlotte. lari week atleihftng the Aiivenlisl caQIptneetiug. Vim-ent F.gg|e*i(in who has been spending Hie la*l four weeks al Mio- borne of hi* uncle, relurned to his Imine near Hastings. Thursday. Our Daughters. "I nay, dad. I've just accepted Char i lie Brown—he's In lhe drawins room —and-if you've a minute you might . pop In and e«e him and talk It. over; i but please be quick, we re got to ruah out and aee about the banns."—London Opinion. School Time Big Ben Timo from our tobacco and cigars that has made our place so popular with the smokers of Barry county and all visitors to Hastings. Kept always under sanitary conditions hnd_jin the perfectly natural state, and the good quality of the goods, are the rea­ sons why, when you buy from us, you get- IS Leave your call with Big Ben Drop around and sec'him in our window, you will know him on sight. --He is easy to see. easy to wind and easy to hear. Pike & Damon TOBACCO and CIGARS That Satisfy You We believe that a satisfied smoker is the best asset we can have and for that reason we have spent con­ siderable money to fit our place with every thing necessary to keep our stock in perfect condition, and then have attended to stocking with the best quality of goods. Get what you want At HOONAN S J efferson Street Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER AUGUST 20,1914-27 PAGES. PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 22. Unquestioned Security a State bank examiner, whose report is a public record. The law gives this examiner ab­ solute control over all books, papers and assets of every name and nature while making his examination. . , , Every bank organized under the law of Michigan, must be examined twice each year by its. own board of directors, or a committee chosen by them. The report of these directors is a public record, and the making of a false report is perjury. .Every Savings bank organized under the laws of Michigan, must invest at least half of its savings deposlis in real estate mortgages or approved bonds—the- very best of security . Any bank organized under Michigan Laws is therefore pre-eminently sound. These laws have been much improved since the panic of *93. But even then but one State bank failure was recorded in Michigan during that panic. This bank is conducted on the soundest and most approved banking principles. We Pay 3% Interest Compounded semi-annually on all savi ngs deposits. This is all a bank can afford to do and safeguard its deposits. DIVERSIFIED INVESTMENTS. To protect our de­ positors, this bank has best of diversified interest as follows: CAPITAL STOCKHOLDER S LIABILITY SURPLUS AND PROFITS RESOURCES OVER Every bank organized under the laws of Michigan makes a sworn report to the Bank­ ing Commissioner four times a year. The officer or director, who knowingly puts his name to a false report, is guilty of a state's prison crime. . Every bank organized under the laws of Michigan, is examined twice every year by $ 75,000.00 75.000.00 50.000.00 650.000.q0 These resources arc so diversified—mortgages, bonds, notes, cash, deposits in approv­ ed reserved banks, bank building—as to afford the most ample protection. When you deal with this bank, you entrust your money in as safe hands as if it were invested in gov­ ernment bonds. Let Us care for the surplus money you wish to put away for a rainy day. We can do so to the best advantage for we have the facilities, and that's our busi­ ness. Besides we pay you 50 per cent larger returns than a government bond. HASTINGS CITY BANK PHNOE 3 The Bank That Does Things For You i«nd may lie reached in alioul two Iho carrying off or wilful dwdrurtion of that portion of th.* ruin.-, which vandal hands have loft in­ tact. The ruins themselves* include lhe IlIUuL 111 ULu Lull I th- Village." writes Edward Ali.es remnants' of temples, iuilace.« and in the Monthly Bulletin nf tho Pan great structures of what once must ! American Union, Washington, I>. have been a large and densely pop­ 1:1.000 FEET ABOVE SEI C. ulated city. Not n vestige remains ' 4.KVFL IN BO“A traveler stopping in the little of tin* dwellings nnd less preten­ I town, and ignorant of this proximi- tious houses in which this pnmilaI ly of the ruins, would b>* astounded tion must have lived. These were to observe the number oCheauti- nalu.ally nf a more ' te;.i|.i>i .u v fully cut stones built, into parts of character and lhe relentless agents CITY BUILT WHEN ANDES ....... huts of the ;nost primitive of destruction, working through {adobe untlliTlIIIC UUCOC I nuuco 1dttiracter, n,|d sometimes forming Countless centuries, have obliterat­ .. MOUNTAINo WtHt LOWtH portions of a squalid patio: A ed all traces. The question which confronts the _____ I doorway lo a dilapidated. Ihatch' | roof hid. may have a lintel or jamb archaeologist is—how could a'pop­ Palaces Built of Monoliths Still. formed of an artistically carved ulation sufficiently numerous to -Exist. But No Vestige of Dwell- l slone. - In the wall- of tho...little aernuipUah. Abe building of siu:b_a city have maintained .itself In (his toils netiiuliis I Catholic church, nnd in those In­ Ings llrmuins. .closing Its yard, and oven in the region? The ruins nre located A city so old lhal even the leg-; paving, may be seen these smooth 13.000 feet above the Ipvel of the endary Inn* of’lhr Incas, who (inc- ; stones. The pedestal on which is sea on n vast, plealeau when* the ed an unbroken line of kings buck ; mounted the stone cross in front of consli-anl cold prevents the matur­ tn the eleventh cKitury. is dumb : (he church is made up of (hem, ing of corn or other grain. At concerning tho people who built it; j while on either side of the gateway present potatoes, oca, and some a city which a thousand years agrrifo the inclosure staild* a carved other edible roots are grown, buthad been so long dra<l Inal even? atone idol whose lines, marred by (he region sustains only a scanty Ming., story and tradition had for- (he ravages of lime, still show the mountain population. The city The gotten every vestige of its history artistic skill of the ancient sculp- once covered a larfn arch. when Columbus discovered tlie ; tors who wrought them.'’-great structures wen* built by •'New World." Such is the anc/bnf ----1 • ■ skilled masons. One stone 'is 36 Thus the ruins of the andcht city city of Tialiuanacu, whoso ruins have furnished much of the mater­ feel long by seven feet wide and am crumbling surely.- but very ial In build the village of today, and weighs 170 tons; another is 26 feel slowly, into dust not far from the while the strict utilitarian may find by 16, and six feel thick. Onjy lhe southern shore of Lake Titicaca, in no fault with this work of destroy­ monoliths of ancient Egypt equal Bolivia. ing the artistic monuments of a those found in Tialiuanacu. Tho "The little present day village of hoary antiquity to cater to present movement add placing of such Tialiuanacu is located on the rail­ needs, lo the student of archaeology monoliths point, lo a dense popula­ road which connects Li Pai. the it seems almost like desecration. tion. to an organized government, moitehi capital'uf-Bolivia, with the Tho Bolivian government has re­ and consequently lo a large agri­ port.of Quaqui on Like Titicaca, cently enacted a law which forbids cultural area wilh meahs of trans­ portation from various directions. The only tanable explanation is that al the time when Tialiuanacu flourished the Andes were from 2.­ 000 lo 3.000 feet lower than al pres­ ent. Geologists hold lhal in the Jurassic-and even in the Cretaceous period Ihere were no Andos nml that through a gradual upheaval Drives' Rheumatic Pains Away, from the blood and drive it out of lhey have been formed in more re­ , cent geological Imies. The bones Relieves Backache and Blad­ theItsystem. matters not how old you arc or of n mastodon have been discovered der Disorders After A how long you have suffered, Croxone in Bolivia nt an altitude of 13,000 Few Dose* Arc is so prepared that it is practically feet above the sea. and such an an­ impossible to take it into the human imal could not have existed nt such Taken system without results. You will find an elevation. Skeletons of gigan­ Sleep disturbing bladder weak­ it different from all other. remedies. tic ant-eaters have been found Ip nesses, backache, rheumatism, and There is nothing else on earth like the deserts of Tarapaca. and lhes? the n-.any other kindred ailmentJ it It starts to work immediately could only have existed iff region.* which so commonly come with declin­ and ihore than a few doses arc sel­ ing years, need no longer be a source dom required to relieve even the of arboreal vegetation. These, and other geological facts, support the of dread and misery to those who are most chronic, obstinate cases. It is the most wonderful remedy theory that the ancient city of past tiie middle age of life. The new discovery, Croxone, over­ ever made for restoring the lifeless Tiabunnacu existed when the An­ comes all such disorders because it re­ organs to health and strength and des were much lower'than nl pres­ moves the very cause of the trouble. It ridding the system of every particle ent, perhaps when lhe cave man of soaks right into the kidneys,-through of uric acid, and you can take it with Britain was fighting for his life the walls and linings; cleans out the the utmost confidence that nothing wilh cave bear, wild boar, and mas­ little filtering glands and cells, and on. earth will so quickly cure such todon. ‘and sketching, their rude pic.luras on the walls of his primi­ gives the kidneys new strength to do conditions. * their work property. It neutralizCi You can obtain an original' pack­ tive, subterranean dwelling. and dissolves the poisonous uric acid age of Croxone at trifling cost from substances that lodge in the joints any first-class druggist. All druggists Cornell university recently dedi­ and muscles, . causing rheumatism; are authorized to personally return cated a forestry building in connceand makes the kidneys filter and sift the purchase price if Croxone should tion wilh the New York stale col­ out fill iht pouonotu waste wattur fail m a lingle cay, lege of agriculture, HI nm THRU ULutH IHfiN sasteftS! ■Titnw III HIH FCYPT CL9 F2LKS FlfiD MH hEIOZ RELIEVES ALL KIDHEY AND BLADDER MISERIES HASTINGS, MICH A School of Instruction for Those Who Wish TWO SILVER CUPS GIVEN AS to Know About an Automobile WUZESJORFPUIT DISPLAY GREAT SUCCESS OF MICHIGAN BUSINESS i NORMAL COLLEGE Grand Rapids Trust Company Arc, Dcnuuid For Graduates About Donors In Interests of Greater Three Times 'ns lairge as Sup­ Michigan Fair. ply During the Year. ’fTiere will If- gathered together From Angust I. 1913, lo August I, nt the Greater Michigan Fair to lie 191 i. the enrollment at lhe Michi­ held in Grand Rapids September 2 gan Business and Normal CollegA lo 7, inclusive, one of the finest and wasTwo hundred tlfty-six students. greatest exhibits of fruit ever seen The Indications now nre that 1911­ in tiie Middle West, ami this ex­ 15 will bo the largest that lb» hibit will be tiie product of West­ school, has'ever known. They an­ ern Michigan orchards. For Hits ticipate fully three hundred young purpose special attention has been ln*nple for the criming season. The demand for their gradual)** paid 10 the carp of orchards amt can* ui parking good*, both of- during Hie last year has been alHinl whichishould th* carefully Judied three times as great as the supply, and«fJbi'.Ueuiamt.inej-eases.fls rap­ l»y.JUip -growers (‘f.tiieSwtc. f The'Grand Rapids Trust Com­ idly during the coming year as it pany has offered two silver cyps as ha* during the past three or four llrsl ami second prizes for the best months, it will be much greater fruit dbptay made by any individ­ than ever before. This condition shows a most ex­ ual. county or association, provided .such association does not comprise cellent and healthy growlli of tlm. more than onevounty.' 'I'heSc cups school Tiie opinion -is Hint Hiel»i*o|>le are beginning to realize that nre valued respectively nt'klSO ami Tho Michigan Automobile School students aclhnl factory experience "square pegs don't tit round holes.'* of Detroit represents all that is best m a-—mblinu. lock testing ami road SUM). This, together with the great amt that their idea of training and most successful in automobile testing, etc., in addition In/rouular interest being taken by the Michi­ young mm aud. young women fur instruction, amt the fact that tiie garage and repair shop experience. gan fruit growers in this line con­ the work that they aro best tilled The company maintains a garage test.. insures' an exhibit unexcelled to follow is of <><m>* value to them. School has grown steadily ifi favor and in quantity. There and i.-pair -hop in ruiiuvt connection repair suep huh willi -wim iu quality ----sinco its inception nml (hat the past ami Eijuealors alkovcr the country ‘J,‘ be *■" *buyers ---------- ml school and lake in' the differ- [ will an conuiiissThujjA,n year was the most-successful in its their St of' cars "for ’ fnm. Milwauk;;*. D»: are beginning to realize Hie fart . ’rmX? . ....» r„.. T^ir7 «.. from Chicago. Lhicauo. M history show that there is a grow­ which gives the students lhe b-ml Toledo. Cleveland! Fort Wayne, nnd that class-instruction -is not teach­ ing demand for its existence, while ing that tin- public school system 111, of a wide experience.-They have j Ihrhmoiid. Indiana, at the Fair, the acceptance nml practice of its is not in nny sense oT the word. <|emethods and systems in use by recently purchased a new Hudson idrawn then* by (he splejidld fruit velojunent. This idea has been lrlm with a Delco display. hundreds of educated students Motor ’ complete key-note of Mr. Argubrighl's in­ ----------------------would indicate lhe truth embodied lighting, stalling and ignition sys- ! struction for practically thirty tern, and also a new Lizie.r motor! in them. Constipation Causes Sickness. years, and accounts largely for tha People in every stalo in the coun­ with a Pray & Davis lighting un<l |I Don't permit yourself to become wonderful success of young men starline svrioni I ” «<•* in-ium jvuicvu try and people from I lie Hawaiian ■Jit S i I ia II.« nniv nna in i constipated, as your system iip- and women who have gone • from nd. !’ ! !'„"nlL. !m«H»telr brain, lo «b™rl> iwlrail this school ipjo business posithms. Islands', West Indies. .Mexico, Can­ ada and Europe, have heard of lhe existence that, actually ha the. < froni (|)t. backed up waste matter. m o^raUon -.dor, «... b“i- I.ile HU, -n.l Michigan Stalo Auto School.' It is After many tests an internal one of the oiliest nnd is the largest J.l !k*l. -HI. Tbrae i, no bell.r combustion locomotive, usiufc crude and best equipped Automobile students actual experience jn wlr-f'safeguard against illness. -Just oil fuel, is proving satisfactory in ing. maintaining ami rcpairin&i'take, one dose tonight, 2Sc. at your Germany, frequently attaining a School in the United States. This is -due largely to the these systems. Druggist.—Adv. speed «»i sixty, miles an hour. straightforward liu-iness policy The tuition rates are-very rea*adopted by the company nt its in­ nnabln nml may be had on applica­ ception. They do not exaggerate tion. Tiie school publishes a or misrepresent in any of their ad­ iiuuilhly newspaper—the Auto vertisements or statements. ................... They always aim lo give* just* ing information-in Regard to the Learn STENOTYPY, the machine way in Shorthand. Tha fastest writing what they advci li->- and if any- J automobile industry nnd also full thing, mor<> Ilian they advertise. It! particulars in regard tn the school, machine in tha whole world. EASY TO LEARN—EASY TO READ­ has also been their nun to teach the It will bo sent to any address free EAST TO WHITE. Sreoorypy meana greater efficiency, preferred po<iiiom.J autotnobile business and leach it«of charge. Write for it. RIGHT. Il has not been their aim| Read Hm special ads nf this etllto see how FAST they can turn rionl sidiool a* they appear in this UNITED STATES1GOVERNMENT I heir students out Imt HOU"-GOOD, issue and dyrlng the next two as the success of the school de­ weeks. pends upon Hie success of their School room to govcttUMtg pouiiooi at $900 to $1,200 per annum lo Mart'' graduate*, and the fact that lh« Advertised Letters. Michigan Stalo Alito School is the Let ua tnaU you Free Trial Leuoru and Beautiful Catalog Mr. Frank Clark. Mm. Wm. Free­ most successful auto school in the land, Mr. Fred Durkee, Mr. D. Fere U. 8. A. prove that their graduates guson. Mr. J. J. Lyon. Ir.. Mr. John nre also successful. They are lo­ Reynold.'. Mr. Jay Tinkler. Mrs. cated In lhe heart «f lhe automo­ Richard Hale. Mrs. Lillian Osingi?. bile center; they are particularly Mrs. Carrie Smith. MrJ. Martha well equipped, their instructrfrs are Derrick. Miss Edith Durkee, Miss the best obtainable and their grad- Dorothy Hunt. nates arc their best advertisement. They teach the automobile busi­ The pulp mills of British Colum­ ness frotjL-A fo Z and give- their bia are shipping pulp to Japan. Young Men and Women �THE HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST1 27, 131L Notice of Hearing Clalnp. Writ of Attachment State Of Michigan, County of . •Blate of Michigan, tho Circuit Barry, ss. . ’ Court for the County of Barry. Notice is hereby given, lhal by an I Nearly forty years ago—at the Phila­ Farmers k Merchants Bank, Order for Puhiicallon. order of the Probate .Court for the I delphia Centennial in 1876— “Ohio’-’ BUL« of Michigan. The Probate A corporation County of Barry, made on the Sth I Plaintiff, Court for the County of Barry. Cutters were awarded the gold medal day of August, A. D. 1914, four I AL a session of 3aid court, held at months from that date were allow- I as the beet made. ? ( tha probata office, in lhe City of Frank 8. Wellman, • ed for creditors to present their BMlniga, in said county, on the 3ist Defendant. claims against the estate of Henry Progress in silo building and silo fill­ day of July, A. D. 1914. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Cohoon, late of said county, de­ ing since that time, his been very great Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. Take notice that on the 18th day,of ceased. and that all creditors of June 1914, a Writ of Attachment said deceased are required to pre­ Judge of Probate. and has called 76r constant improve­ In the Matter of the Estate of was duly issued out of the Circuit sent their claims-to said Probata ment in sU&'filling machinery. C<5urt of the County of Bara in Court,- al tho Probate Office in the Hciiry B. Robfochung, Deceased. City of Hastings, for oxaminbllOd fovor of the Fanners A Merchants Amelia Frances Robischur Being pioneers in the field the “Ohio” plaintiff, against lhe lands, and allowance, on or before tho 7th Administratrix of said estate hav­ Btfnk, day of December next,, and that tenements, goods, chattels, moneys builders have met and* successfully sol­ ing filed in said court her petition praying that for . reasons therein and effects of Frank 8. Wellman, such claims will be hoard before ved every problem as it arose; they have said Court, on Monday the 7lh day defendent, in the sum of Throe staled that Stella Locher or some Hundred Sixty Dollars and six of December next, at ten o'clock'in ever been closest students in tbe-school other suitable person be appointed forenoon of that day. • •' trustee of -the interest of one Sar­ cents (8360.06) which said writ of lhe of actual service, studying the farmers* Dated August. 6th, A, D. 1014. attachment wa8 returnable on the ah I*ocher. 3ist day of July, 1914. CHARLES M. MACK. needs in practice—not in theory, and Il is Ordered, That the 21 st day • Judge of Probate. Dated August Sth. 1914. meeting those needs at first hand. of August A. D. 1914. at ten o'clock CO LG HOVE & POTTER. in the forenoon, at said probate of­ Attorney for Plaintiff. fice, be and is hereby appointed, for Ondcr For Publication. Business Address, Hastings, Mich. hearnig said petition; pressure on .the “Ohio" Table at a touch. A aix-year-old boy Thisconitant _______ _______________________ Blate of Michigan. The Probate —7wks Direct Drive Advantages Il is Further Ordered.- That pub­ comes directly against lhe heavy bear­ could handle it Maliy. There's no mass Gouri for tho County of Harry. lic notice thereof be given by pub­ At a session of said court, held at The powcriul lilt of fan is done at low ings at each end of knives instead of of gears to lift—no strength or labor re­ lication of a copy of this order, for Order For Publication. lhe probate office, In tho City of speed—650 to 700 R. P. M.; avoiding at one ®nd only. quired. RMdily gcceasible from ahqost three successive weeks previous lo State of Michigan.-The Probate Hastings, in said county, on tho all danger of blow-ups or explosions; any position around machine. . •* said day of hearing in the Hastings On any other type of cutter such bearing 15th day of August A. D. 1014. does away with necessity of makeshift BANNER, a newspaper printed and Court for lhe County of Barry. ' support Isn’t even possible. Yob can't Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack; At a session of said court, held at circulated in said county. transmission mechanisms; in abort it seplace a bearing on the rim of a fly wheel. the probate office, in the City of Judge of Probate. • Chas. M. Mack. sures all the advantages of the fly wheel In lhe Matter of the Estate of Hastings, in said county, on lhe It’s bound to spring, in proportion to its You may be told that the “Ohio" uses A true copy. Judge of Probata. Benjamin H. Travis, Deceased. type without any of its dangers and im­ i()th day of August, A. D. 1914. diameter and to the pressure of the wall Grace Bauer, more power than some other cutter. Ask Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, William 8. Travis, administrator perfect cutting. of corn. Register of Probate. Judge of Probate. having filed in said court his peti­ why a giant Mogul locomotive requires In the Matter of the Estate of tion praying that for reasons there*Knives Can ’ t Spring more coal than a toy engine. Ton for One Lever Controle All Franklin A. Durfee, Deceased. in stated that he may bo licensed CHANCERY SALE Away From Cutter Bar ton, fhe “Ohio" takes far less horse­ Philo A. Sheldon, Administrator, to sell the real estate of said d<v A single lever, almost human, gives oper­ Tn pursuance and by virtue of a having'filed in said court his peti­ ceased at private sale. power than any other. A cylindrical ator absolutely control o( “Ohio" feed­ decree of the Circuit Gouri. for thei tion praying (bat a day may be as­ A splid wall ot corn steadily forced It is Ordered, That lhe ttth day County of-Barry and Slate of Mich- j signed for the examining and al­ of September A. D. 1914, at ten shear cut always takes less power than ing mechanism at all times—stopping, against the cutting knives tends to spring igan. in Chancery, made and enter­ lotting his final account and that o'clock in lhe forenoon, at said pro­ a chopping cut. starting or reversing the Feed Rolls and them away from cutter bar. ed on the 14th day of March. A. D. tile heirs-at-law of said deceased bate office, be mid is hereby ap­ (914. in a certain cause therein and all other persons interested in pointed for hearing said petition; pending, wherein Herman Soder said estate be notified. Il is Further Ordered, That pub­ and Nannie Soder were complain­ It is Ordered, That the 9th day lic notice thereof he given by pub­ ants and Lyman Henry Chamber­ lication of a copy of this order, for Han nnd Bessie Chamberlain were of September A. D. 1914, at ten three successive weeks previous to [defendants, Notice is hereby given, o'clock in the forenoon, at said said day of hearing, in the Hastings probate office, be and is hereby ap­ that 1 shall sell at public auction BANNER, a newspaper printed and to the highest bidder, at the North pointed for hearing said petition; said county. It • is Further - Ordered. That circulated in Chas. Front Door of the Court House in M. Mack. the City of Hastings. Barry Coun­ public notice thereof be- given by A true copy. Judge of Probate. ty, Michigan, (that being the place for three successive weeks previGrace Bauer. of holding the Circuit Court for publication of a -copy of this order, Register qf Probate. said county), on Saturday the 121 h ous to said day of hearing, in lhe day of September, A. D. (914 at 10 Hastings HANNER, a newspaper in said air craft their destniction is sim­ o'clock in the forenoon, the follow­ printed- and circulated A BATTLE CREEK MAN RECOM Notice of Hearing. county. ply an exaggeraied form of duck CAT AND RAT EQUAL PESTS ing described property, viz: all, that . State of Michigan, County of shooting, wilh the duck ready to MENDS THE KEELEY TREATMENT certain 'piece—or parcel—of land Chas. M. Mack. Barry, ss. tire back at the hunter. There­ Former Especially Have Wrought situate in the Township of Hast­ A true copy. Judge of Probate. Notice is hereby given, that by, an fore il is believed llial it is only by ings. county of Barry and slate of Grace Bauer, Jtalllo Croak, Mich., Dec. i, (913. Lime lhal I have craved for a drink, Havoc Among the Smaller Native order of lhe Probate Court Tor"’! he fighting back with like air craft Michigan, described as follows: Register of Probate. and I think I was about lhe limft. Animals of Australia. Mr. Guy A. Beckwith, Mgr. County of Barry, made on lhe 19th that much-will be accomplished. What I am, if anything, and what I The South one half ((44) of the day of August, A. D. iVl t. four Dear Sir and Friend.: Col. Isaac N. Lewis, United States South (44) of the North West one have I owe lo lhe Keeley Institute months from that date were allowed Army, retired, has perfected a gunr► In the Monte Bello Islands domestic Notice of Hearing Claims. quarter (44) of section number I wish to say that since I ’ iraa al at Grand Rupids, Mich., ana 1 beg to cats have most unfortunately been In ­ for creditors to present their,claims which has ffiren some remarkable twelve (12), town number throe Blate of Michigan, County of BarIhq KMey Institute. two years ago. remain, Evet your friend, against the estate of Francis troduced. which do much damage results in tests held both in thia (3) North, of range number eight I Have been advanced by my em­ Home I realment for tobacco, neu­ Wilkes, late of said county, decease country and in Europe. Wilh this (8) West, Townsnip of Hastings. or ne.-ve exhaustion. Notice is hereby given, that by edr and that all creditors of said de­ weapon Lieut Slillingwclf of lhe terminated the bandicoot The cats ployer utul now hold a position of rasthenia Gouniy of Barry and stale c' of For fi.ilher information or litera­ foreman of lhe machine department ceased arc required to, present their an order of tho Probate Court for Belgian Army, firing from a Gra­ thrive exceedingly Michigan. . , dlngly wherever they are । and within two yearn I hare been ture in 1 ogard to the Keeley treat­ g__ „__________ __ _ | married ami have a happy home. I ment address lhe Keeley Institute. to great_ „ ■lie. the County of Barry, made on the claims to said Probate Court, at the hame-White' biplane, which was introduced, growing Dated July 28th, 1914. Probate Office, in (he City of Hast­ traveling ■•>. al the fifty inile.e । They n>>; rate of ....j juej >ouu soon Uccuma become wild ana and cunning, cunning, 'have never took a drop of‘ liquor, 733-35 Ottawa Ave., N. W., Grand 1st day of August, A. D. 1914, four ings, for examination and allow­ vtayciiuB James M, Smith, an hour, placed eleven shots out of ajl(j breed fMU It maJ. b« »afalv Bald never hnvj been in a saloon, and, liapitb, Mich., or phone CiU 5796 or Circuit Court Commissioner, months from that date were allow­ ance. on or before the 22nd day of fifteen in a 3(1-foot target. The gun । anlmaU ara doing mor. above all, there has never been a Bell Main Nd. Barry County, Mich. ed for creditors to present their December next, and that such is callable ’flring a maximum of dB e thj^ anythin* eUe to lhe n*capable W of'tlring • Lee H. Pryor, claims against tho estate of Esek claims will bn heard before said 750 shots a minute. Solicitor for Complainants. Court,' on Tuesday (he 22nd day of • The champion longtime MnokoEis Business Address, Hastings, Mich. N. Yule, late of said .county, de­ December next, at ten o'clock in lhe This weapon is of the air-cooled :indeed, tho tamo remark* apply to Herr Henz of Bachsensanscii. Ger­ ceased, and that all creditors of forenoon of that day. type and weighs 26Mi pounds, while . many. Ho established lhe record said deceased aro required to pre­ it tires the ammunition used in the are carried almoat univeraally on narles. About MO years ago a Span­ of 1 Taled August tt>. A. D. 191L " two hours, thirty-six minutes sent their claims to said Probate CHANCERY SALE ordinary’ type of small mm of the amalL trading shlpe, with tho Idea that ish sea captain brought from ths and twelve seconds, for smoking a CHARLES M. MACK, \ In pursuance and by virtue of a Court, at the Probate Office in the ■ Judge of Probate. country which may adapt it, in the they keep down rata. When they be­ Canary Islands some insignificant lit* cigar without relighting it, winning City of Hastings, for examination United States thia being a 3i-cali- come too’ numerous- or otborwiao ob­ tie greenish birds which were called frotri'200 contestants. decree-«f the Circuit Gouri forjhe aud allowance, on or before the 1st * ber. County of Barry and State of Mich­ day of December next, and that jectionable. they are almply marooned, canary birds, and from these have Montreal in 1913 shipped 54,335,­ Perhaps tho nsatest danger from for to kill a cat 1> considered among igan, in Chancery, made and enter­ such claims will be heard before 314 bushels of grain. aeroplane attack • comes from the ed on the 23rd day of June A. D. said Court, on Tuesday, tho 1st day ties of canaries known to the breeder fact that liombs of considerable the aaltora aa moat unlucky. 1914, by the Hon. Frank D. M. Davis, December next, al ten o'clock in The black rat la another Introduced of today. of the Eighth Circuit, of Michigan, of weight, filled wilh high explosives, the forenoon of that day. cun be dropped from Hying ma­ apeclee which-doea great harm. Tho presiding, in a certain cause Dated August 1st A. D. 1014. Fur ninny generations Pbrlh, and chines and are certain to Inflict animal is found universally over the therein pending, wherein Samuel CHARLES M. MACK. great damage, •provided that they Monte Bello group, even the small not Edinburgh, was Iho capital of MANYHIOH CLASS MEN Dickie, Clement Smith and William Judge of Probate. are aimed with accuracy. Lieut. outlying islets, which are never vis­ Hcoll.anil. H. Brace, constituting the Albion GOVERNMENT PREPARES TO Riley E. 8colt,a noted aviator, who ited. on which it occurs moat abun•College Endowment Fund Commit­ was fortnpriy-dn.officer in lhe Unit­ danUy. Its presence la attributed lo tee, wertf coinplainants and Amos R. FIGHT AIR FIEET AND Order For Publication. FIRST DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION, THE ed States (army, says (hat he be­ TmtMt Haile and Anna IL Haile were deLAND FORCES. Stale of Michigan, The Probate HEARTBURN, OR GAS ON lieves thqi great accuracy can bo • fendanls. Notice is Hereby given, STOMACH. attained in the dropping of such that this rat Is a good swimmer. It that I shall sell at public auction Court for lhe Gouniy of Barry. DRINK AND DRUG Al a session of said court, held al projectiles from an altitude of a to lhe highest bidder, al lhe North The question as to how long you HEREAFTER SPLIT TRAIL HABITS QUICKLY (XJRED. mile and a quarter, a height which la curious to find that this animal. nre going to continue a sufferer from Front Door of the Court House in the probate office, in the City of lhe City of Hastings, Barry County Hastings, in said county, on the 6UNS WILL RE USED woqld Tender the thinnest of npn- countries as to be looked upon as a indigestion, dyspepsia or out-of-or­ The Neal treatment has brought er a complete deiemrn against small Michigan, (that being the place ot . Wth day ot August a. D. 1914. der stomach is merely a matter of health, happiness and prosperity to Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. great curiosity, should usually bo one caliber bullets from the ground. holding lhe Circuit Court for sain how soon you begin taking Tono- thousands of high class men. Ixd LieuL Scott Believes any tiling as of the first species to populate now 11 no Tabs. county), on Saturday the 19th day Judge of Probate. Must Be us furnish you references. the In the Matter of the Estate of Aeroplane Projectiles of September, A. b. 1914 al 10, large «s a wagon or tent may be lands where It fa comparatively free People with weak stomachs should mission and work of the .Vai Dropped From Far Greater distinguished very distinctly on a from competition. Driven from all civ­ lake Torn dim- Tuhlets occasionally, great o'clock th the forenoon, the follow­ Ida A. Brooks. Deceased. Wiliam L. Cliase, as executor, Height Tp Insure, Safely. clear day from an aeroplane a mile ilized countries by tho brown rat. It and them will be no more' inaiges- is lo reach nnd save the able, bright ing <»«wriW property, viz; all that and. succetoful man who liutai it certain piece or pareel oflarid sit­ having fikd-in said court hia peti­ in the future every7 -Held 'gun* m4h»otr. Ja use against mortar has taken to tho sea, being better iion. no feeling like a lump ot lead necessary to take mure drinks.every uate in the township of Irving, tion praying that an instrument made for the army will be con­ lialEerieik ScMl believes that the use adapted for a life on board ship than In the stomach, no .heartburn, sour day in his effortj to. overcome county of Barry and stale of .Michi­ now on file hi (his court purporting structed wilh a special view for its of heavy charts of nitrogelatine Its otherwise victorious rival— P. D. liiihgs. gas on stomach, or bdching "craving*’ for liquor aud nervousgan, described as follows: Tiie, lo be lhe last will and testament of use against Hying machines, though would be aspcciallv effective. ns. of undigested food, headaches, dixnorthwest quarter (H) of the the said deceased be admitted to Us availability for ordinary fight­ while il might not injure the guns ybntague In Geographical Journal. ziness or sick stomach; aud besides The chuse of this is the poison of southeast quarter (U); also the, probate and the execution thereof ing against land forces will not be themselves, it. would lie practically what you. eat will not ferment and alcohol “stored up" in tho system. west one half (44) of the southwest be granted to your petitioner, or to destroyed. certain l<> destroy the rang.'-llndpoison your breath with nauseous The Neal antidotes neutralizes and some other suitable person. quarter (44) of the northeast quar­ ing system upon which the entire "Some saintly folk In this town aro odors. All these symptoms result ­ oliminales this poison-makes you It Is Ordered. That the 2lj»t day While every make of aeroplane accuracy of a mortar battery de­ ter (44). both on section number; always throwing the game of poker ing from a sour, out-of-order atom* wdl again in-three days. Nuallnsixteen (ifl), in town number four, of September A. D. 1914. at lent gun, as well as all the special mo­ pends. ach and dyspepsia aro generally re­ stitutes eslahlish'xi in sixty prin­ (4) north, range number nine (0) o’clock in the forenoon, at jJnid pro­ dels made lo fight* air craft has In attacks on dirigibles lhe prob­ gia editor. "Wo want to say, once lieved in tlvn minutes after taking cipal cities. No hypodernne injec­ west, containing sixty (60) acres xif, bate office, be and is hereby ap- been carefully investigated by lhe lem* of effectiveness is a much eas­ tions or bad after effects. 'J realfor all. that we don't know the game. Tcmoune Tablets. War Department authorities, the land more or less.‘ ■ , poinled for hearing said petition. Go lo your druggist and get a 81 nieol arranged - for at the Home. It is Further Ordered, That pub­ attitude has-been taken that it is ier one on uccoupt of lhe far larger Dated August 4th, 1914. lic nollce thereof be given by pub­ useless to atl>-inpl lo slop attack target which is presented to the ar­ this writing, by a house and lot. a Im>x of,,'l’onuline Tablets and,you Hold or Club for those who prefer. JAMES M. SMITH. Call, write or phone lication of a copy of this order for from the ait" by means of any tillery on the ground and the fact gold watch and chain, and a real dia­ will always go tn tho table wittt a hearty appetite, and what you eat . Circuit Court Commissioner, three successive weeks previous to special gun. 't herefore lhe trans­ that an aeniplano armed willi a mond etud." will taste good, because your stmnBarry County, Michigan.. said day of hearing, in (lie Hast­ formation of field artillery to such rapid-fire gun would prove effeeluvli and intestines will be clean and CLEMENT SMITH. ings HANNEH. a newspoptk printed a form as will’ render it available ivo in nine cases out of ten. In ad­ The meeting house in Itollon, fresh mid you will know there arc Solicitor for Complainants. mid .circulated in said county. to repel attack from the air as well dition to lliis, with its superiur , Clias. M. Mack, as on terra (Irina has been the de­ speed, an aeroplane could easily Mass., is lo be reshingle<l for the not going Lo,be any inure bad nights 7! Sheldon Ave, 8. E ' A true copy.Judge of Probate. cision reached by our military uu- tnouiit. above the huge airslii|» nnd first time since its erection in nnd miserable days for you. Tono1793. Some of Iho shingles are linu Tabs1 freshen you and make you Drier For Publication. drop IhhiiIis. or might-use the grap­ Grund Rapids, Mich. Grace Bayer, thorities. Mil) in a-pei’fect state of preserSta­ feel like life is worth living., Register of probate. (JU. 4774 B® M. IO.’. State of Michigan, The Probate। „ This object has been achieved by pling irons for such a purpose, tion Tonolini! Tablets cost 81.00 for 50 Cpurt. for the County of Barry. the use of the “split trail" for all tearing the gas bags into fragment" Detroit 821, Woodward Avenue, days treatment. At druggists' or At'a session of said court, held at •'IIIH II I OH PUBLICATION. field guns. The trail of n field gun and wrecking the machine in a few mailed by American Proprietary seconds. the probate office, in the city ofF Blate of Michigan, the probate is tiie part Upon which the recoil Co.. Boston, Moss. 4-wks Haaliuga, in said county, on the► court for the ('.ounty of Barry. comes when the gun is tired, and' in 19th day of August. A. D. 1914. At a session of said court, held al all old-style guns lliis was one Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack,. the probate office, In the city of piece, wlHle in the new guns being If the baby Is afraid of tho water Judge of Probate. Hastings, in said county, on the made il in divided like a compass and cries and screams when taking bls Jh<k Mat,“r of the used for drawing. By this means bath buy several prettily colored cork ( 12th day of August A. 4). 1914. Minnie B. Manker, Deceased. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, the ordinary field gun can be given “bobbers," meh as fishermen use. Ethel I. Manker. daughter of saidI Judge of Probate. so groat an elevation that il is able . deceased, havipg filed in said courtI Tn the matter of the estate of to fight iho enotny thousands of Throw these In the bathtub, and baby her petition praying that an ad­. Eliza O. Day,.'deceased. feel above, while in the howitzer. will be so busy trying to catch them ministrator do iMiiiix non. with willI ful Stomach Remedy- U Is known all Oina E. Wilcox, granddaughter, with.JLs sunMjpr elevation, this that he will forgat *0 be •fr»ld of bls over the United States It clears tho •iftlexed, be Appointed of said es-• having filed In said court her peli- fraturi! hecotirca' still more useful. morning bath, and will «mo learn to digestive tract of mucoid accretions Kle. and (hat such administration1 (ion praying that the administra- In case ail extreme elevation is like 11—Mother’s Magazine. and removes poisonous matter. It granted to John L. Broughton,, tlon of said estate be granted to needml when an aeroplane attack brings Quick relief to sufferers with or to somn other suitable pewm. Lorenzo E. Mudge or some other Is eilHMited, the trails, already di­ stomach ailments, liver and bowel It h Ordered, That the 22d day• suitable nersqn. vided lo give the highest elevation -BANNER WANT ADVA. PAY troubles. Many declare that It has Mrs. (luy A. Beamer of l»07 North of Benternber A. IX H»I4, at. teni It is Ordered, That the 41th day possible under ordinary oireuiustro«L Hint. Mich., wua tor a long saved them from dangerous operao'clock in tho forenoon, at saidI uf September A. D. 1914, at ten sUuciul are buried in Lhe ground, time.a victim ot atomaah and dlgoaprobate office, ho and is hereby ap­• o'clock in the forenoon, at said prq- while Hie wheels,jjf Hie weapon tlva trouble*. Ono of the .serious ef­ their live*. pointed far hearing said petition;; bate, office, be and is hereby ap- are left In their normal position. fects waa In bad backaches, which at­ Because of IM wonderful success ; "The lucky dog" is the man who tacked Il Ik Further Ordered. That pub­• pointed for hearing said petition; Tiie 6-nound howitzer, with the her almost dally. works and works intelligently, mid Hha took Mayris Wonderful Blom- 111,1,3... u" ouie lic police thereof be given by pub­■ a. uu to IL is Further Ordered, That pub- changed trail, can be fftvqn an ele­ then uses the res tills 6f his labors ach Remedy; then she wrote: Mulholland's Drug Store end ask lication of a copy of this order, forr lio notice thereof be given by pufr- vation of 70 degrees, while the field in tho same intelligent way. in If in. "I thank you very much for what them stout tho wondarful results it Uireu stmeosfiivc weeks previous toj licalion of a copy of this order, for kuus which under the ohf system want nf anything in the Plumbing your medicine has done for me. I has been accomplishing among pen. The Standard OH* tfemfdjf raid day of hearing, in the Hastings, three successive week# previous to had only an elevation of 20 degrees ----- enythlng work such wonbusiness you will bo a "lucky dog" BANNEH .q newspaper printed fedI said day of hearing, in the Hastings by sinking Iho trails may easily hit indeed if you come lo us lo supply circulated m said county. Banner a newspaper printed and an object. al an angle of 50 de­ Ing fit-. Chlcagp, IU, for free book on lhal need. grees. Chas. M. Mack. circulated In said oounly. id Had up wuh stomach aliment* and many srMsful A true copyJudge of Probate. • CHAS M. MACK. letters from people who have been This, however, is but a small Grace Bauer. restored. Any druggist can tell you ■ Judge of Probate. part of the work being done for de­ specialists, too, and received very lit- its wonderful eSects. Iteguter of probate. ' Grave fense against aeroplanes, as it is th benefit." Bast of Poeto&ca TAo Guarantied Remidy geiioraliy realized that wilh the For sale in Hastings by all drug­ BatUMT Waut Ads firing Reaulla. A true tremendous spued of the modern AHIHLH E. MLUiWLLANP gists.—Adv. Phone 126 • Hastings Legal MotrtlsflMati livery Farmer Needs A Silo F tiler Ensilage feed is a money maker for the farm. Many farmers every year are falling in line on . the matter of feeding green feed the year round. Any farmer can do so by buying the :‘Ohio”-~The Filler With the Direct Drive Easy Kunping We Want YOU to see the “OHIO." IT IS the Beat—Phone us. GOODYEAR BROS, 206-208*110 State Street Hardware and Implements Phone 1 Hastings All FIELD SUHS MADE 10 EIGHT AEROPLANES NEAL Neal Institute ■HI IBI! SHIM ILLS EH If 1fflWIIL REMEDY D.D.D Instant Relief « Skin Troubles Glad To See You, Sir F. A. BROWN & CO­ �THE ftAKTLNGS BANJOU AUOLffT 37, WIL . VALVE-IN-HEAD SUPERIOR MOTOR Buick Factory Service At Your Door The nineteen fourteen Buick success has been the talk of the motor world, a reputation merited by an Abundance of Power, Faultless Design, Perfect Performance, Efficient Service. Six splendid models comprise’ our NINETEEN FIFTEEN BUICK The enormous demand for all Buick models during the past season indicates that even with our increased output for 1915, there will be a still greater demand for this season’s models and that the supply of available cars will be exhausted early in the season. The Famous Valve-In-Head Motor, Conceded the Greatest Power Producer of the Day It is a well, known fact that the Buick valve-in-hend motor will develop 15 lo 20 per cenL' more power than mo­ tors of other types, all things being equal. The principal reasons for its higher efficiency as a power producer are therefore briefly given. An internal combustion motor is in reality a heat engine, and the greater the conservation of heal units, the more power will be produced. Obviously the loss of such units moans loss of [rawer; Therefore, were il possible to main­ tain heal in racial cylinders to extremely high temperature, the more [rawer it would produce. 11 is nol practical, how­ ever, to operate any mechanical part, lhe surface of which is nt a high temperature, especially a motor cylinder, so a cooling device must he provided. This in most cases is done by surrounding-the walls vylth a Jacket of water, the office of which is to keep tho cylinders cool, but in such cooling many of the heal units aro destroyed and wasted. In the. valve-in-head motor, the cylinders nre without pockets anil resultantly present the least surface to the cooling agent and lose, therefore, fewer heat unltdi On the T or L type, lhe combustion chamber is larger and has one or two [rackets, or chambers, which must be as perfectly waterjacketed as tlu; cylinder wall. This presents greater cool­ ing surface, which is continually giving up or losing many heal units which in the straight cylinder of the vnlve-inhead typo ahs retained. This means greater power, develop­ ment in lhe same siztccylinder. All motors must depend for their power upon Iho ex­ pansion of the gns in the cylinders. This expansion is duo lo the firing or lhe burning of the gas under compressioii, and the rapidity with which the gas burns determines the rapid­ ity wilh which the pressure on the piston head is developed IL is thia pressure on the piston that produces the power. The distance from lhe point of the spark plug lb tho farthest [mint in the combustion chamber is less than half that in a T head motor, and some of the manufacturer* of this type have taken to using two spark plugs at the extreme ends of their combustion chamber, and are thus able to se­ cure about lhe same results we obtain with our overhead and one plug. In the L type, the spread of flame through the gas. ordi­ narily must pass froin the point-of fire, or spark, across the cylinder ami around into the chamber over the exhaust valve. This is necessarily a slower process of burning tho Kase.*, nml (here is a corresponding Iqm of power dcvafrip- carbonization, nnd it naturally follows lhal these rough plu.-— provide a greater opportunity for preignilion due to Therefore, an the gqs expansion depends upon the rapiil.-' th.- overheating of any deposits or projections which may lly of flame proiragation, or, us commonly' called, the ex­ exist, ......... inlly when lhe motor is under heavy duly, or plosion, it can be seen that the valve-in-hend motor posses­ when- full throttle or high speed i» required. ses an imirartant advantage over both other types. Not only Th., fully machined, smooth, straight cylinder of the does its explosion become more positive, hut il cleans or’ vah''-in-head means an absolutely. consistent motor, as all scavenges its cylinders of burned gas more readily after lhe cylinder surfaces’ nre exactly alike, nnd each cylinder will charge has been tired. This is due In the fact that flu- ex­ handle its ehai'go in exactly the same way, under nil driving haust stroke Torres the burned gas straight.out through the cnii.|itiiin«. No irregularity or roughness can‘exist in any I'xhnusl valve at the lop of the cylinder, ami nol from the pari of it. . cylinder to a pocket and then out. On the [racket type; a The conclusion that must, therefore, bo reached after a certain part of the old gas rerhains after the exhau-l valve careful study of the shape of the combustion chambers ot closes, and is-thus mixed with the fresh gas. reducing the three types of'motors is that the valve-in-liead is the most charge nml causing a deterioration in its quality. No such reliable nml most' powerful motor, granting of course, that condition is possible on the valve-in-hend, where the fresh Ltiv elements of carburetion and ignition are equal. charge has a perfectly clean-cylinder nml tills same to its AVe have already seen that Hie purer lhe charge the fullest capacity with clean gas. This naturally produces mor.- quickly it burns. This explains lhe fuel economy of the Hmck motor and its ability tn handle lower grade fuel. greater expansion or piston pressure when fired. The absence of pockets or chambers in the straight wall­ A charge of inferior Fuel drawn into a cylinder mixed with ed cylinders of Iho valve-in-hend type makes possible tile a quantity of already burned gas further reduces its burning more accurato machining in lheir manufacture, and insures .value nnj its power- flevrloping [lossibilities. If the charge a more symmetrical chamber fur combustion. As this cham­ is quickly tired and the dead gases are completely exhausted ber'is merely the upper part of tho cylyider, it. allows Hits from the,cylinders, the power production is naturally much full machining, whereas the pockets on other types from their very nature mnlie it almost imposralilc to reach wilh The valve-in-hend. permits of lower compression than is any tool and. therefore, cannot he machined or smoothed possible with oilier'types. To illustrate, take the same nut. From necessity ’there must lie certain [daces in Hie-.- rhaTgaontl. cylinders of lhe same dimensions. On the T hetfij, pockets where there are small irregularities and where the lhe gas must fill completely not only the head of lhe cylin­ .wall is rough. ders, hut both, vaho cliambehi, ami the piston necessarily The smoother the surfpee, the less is the tendency In must travel closer to the lop of lhe cylinder to compress the charge, usually nn an ordinary size motor within, about *4 of an inch. On an L head, there being only one chamber to be llllcd.-dhe piston does not need to go as high, probably nlraul f *4r Inch from the top. On lhe valve-in-hc&d, having no ex­ tra pockets or chambers to fill, the piston does not have to I travel as far nnd stops compression inches from'the top. I This, together wilh Iho difference in lhe rapidity, in Hie I spread of flame after the firing previously,mentioned, makes I a difference in favor of the valve-in-hend of 20 per cent, ovI or the T, and 15 par cent, over lhe I. typo in [rawer nroduaI lion. - -1 VALVE LOCATION IMPORTANT ADVANTAGE. The location of the valve is another important item, ami E,fficient Buick Factory Service Every Buick owner is entitled to and will re­ ceive prompt and efficient service—the kind that will insure him the motoring pleasure-he expects. No matter where you go, or where you are going, there is a Buick Branch or a Buick Dealer close at hand. We have the factory service right here at home and when you get -a Buick you are assured of that factory service. HASTINGS BUICK COMPANY PHONE 269 New Messer Building I here again Hie valve-in-hend demonstrates its superiority. Tho oil that lubricates lhe piston is Usually spinshed or • forced into the cylinders and distributed by tbe piston along Iho walls of the cylinder. Moro or less of this oil works its way past the rings up into the combustion chamber. This surplus must be eliminated. and it is therefore thrown out .through the exhaust vilve. - I hit passes out as a vapor, no harm is done nml no opportumty to carbonize is given, but if It does not vaporize and goes out. as oil it is sure to create carbon, because when it reaches'hot surfaces like tho valve heads. etc.. th.’ volatile parts are quickly thrown off, leaving deposit or carbon. The overhead valves being located in the head of the I cylinder and farthest from the [listen, are much lass liable to become covered wilh oil and hence ore less likely lo carbon­ ize. On oilier types, the valves are low in lhe combustion । chamber, practically on a level vkith the piston when il is al the upper center, nnd any surplus oil is thus thrown inlo the pockets and covert lhe valves and valve seals. The arrangement of valves on the Buick car permits a longer duration of opening on the intake, thus getting the charge of clean gas of the fullest capacity. By reason of the smooth, pockelless combustion chamber, this gas is rapidly burned or expanded al the [rawer stroke, after which tho burned gases are quickly and completely discharged through an unobstructed exhaust, thus making positive Hie highest possible motor efficiency, and explains the reason for Buick superior [rawer performances in every kind of condition, and warrants the assertion that WHEN BETTER CARS ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM. HASTINGS, MICH- �nre HARTIMM BANNER. Al GI ST 27, 191*. TWENTY. ms. ISAAC PATRICK . VISITlKfl IN SCOTLAND Tydrn Buys Bia Flat. _ |. Tho Chicago Tribune snytu * I In another big north aide apart­ ment house ileal Frederick A. and 1 Alex W.- Anderson, . builders. Hold llieir new twenty-one apartment THIS WEEK'S NEWS IN building at tiiv southwest corner of NEAR-BY COUNTIES.Beacon street and .Leland avenue. feel 01 of ground, 10 to r.mii Emil —777U 1 i;,. r-ra । with w»H» 88x189 leet file 6«h animal Wfl Calhoun fair T (1),n of Evwulon for a reported and Mirtmrau and <Ohio-Mbort Ship I onBiderBlUm of $12S.(WL Tho bc,4*l Muraball Aug- ,,ulMjng lt of Engii,h basement usl Ll-w. . _ Inn1, With sun parlors, porches. t » ■ t . ■, ..Hn I,. ' l<\. nnd Is said Id have a gross anWork L said to Im progrowing in nual of The pUlchaspkxI Miap. <m (be' mlU <4 »r. who acquired lhe property a. Vn■ i1:"4'' JUsl. nii! 4 '‘Lrt’i0 invesiment. conveyed in pari of re ilevw. <;n ‘he /^' payment lhe- six flat building al which.was authorized by the couu- 503^.3# Prairie oveitui! at a vnluaty road .conunissiojwr. , . Uoo of e-ffT.OUO nnd 803 feel of vh, emit at the northeast corner of The .Via Pioneer association will! Wilson and Lawndale avenues, hold- their ' aimual picnic aHv'iluod nt 815 000 Mr Tyden osHcbenrk's grove September 7. Lab- '•“uc<> nl Mr’ 1 orl«>. H>i» I>.-™ It,, l.,K «“">«* •" Iheumbmner of «».U0O event of .the season in Ada for the —1 ■---------- 1_ 1 i past thirty years, and this year will _ be no exception. । 1 111 '■ Southwestern Michigan Writes Interestingly About Wur Ksrltcuenl nnd Mobilization iff Troops In the Old Country. Mra. Isaac Patrick, of Hus city, wax visiting relatives in Scottaud when war was declared between Groat Britain and Germanyinenting upon conditions at Hint time she states: "We left Cove in the early hours of Tiie morn tug fur Glasgow (6 get a good start for home. When we arrived at Glasgow, the city was in a Blate-of great excitement, lhe Iiavy was being mobilUeil and it was heart rending to see lhe reserves taking leave of their families lo go lo war. , “Glasgow under normal condi'Hous is a splendid city, but we enw Glasgow Uiis time-under very pe­ culiar conditions, and I’never want to see it under those conditions again. I. S. Butler of Charlotte, fell on “The banks were closed for three days owing to a run on tiiem and the icy walk last winter and asked people were lined up out onto tli» King <>f the city’s cold cosh for his roadway in front of tho grocery injuries, which consisted of a Tho council turned stores, trying to buy foodstuffs ae- broken ami. fore the prices went ui>. A silver his request down nnd ho has dollar is worth two shilling* and brought suiL in lhe circuit court, ‘ the case-being set for September eleven penf-e (73c) and a dollar bit!, three shillings and four pence ittoc. Gold is scarce nnd paper money will not be acc<q>led al par. Fol' George Hosier of Hosier, was the Ural few day*, everything was “. even ly injured when his automo­ ui«shIu down, but ivcrything is bile . turned turtle while driving quiet now. 'Hie nation hnd war. with . a party of friends along the thrust upon it but tho peoph; nre ,Kalamazoo road the fore part of dcteiTnined to see it -the High ami ।the week. Tiie . machine skidded hold their own. ;anil I timed completely over, pin­ “Wc were .siilvtracked Just an we ning । him underneath the nulo. arrived at Blackburn to allow a ;Four other occupants of the ear troop train of enormmis I -n-tli h> were , thrown clear of the machine pas*. Il was lllled with Terrilurials and ■ escaped unhurt. on their way to Hull to be in readiiiess for rvenluaJities. Two Kalamazoo young mcn.i! "I hope I can return on the "Cel- Herbert । Waldo and Hany Frey, Uc" on SopL 3rd ns - I intended. are . walking along the snore of Home of the boats have hv n with- Lake । .Michigan from Petoskey to drawn and the sfeamship offices nre .Soulh Haven, a distance of 250 IwTSieged w|lh Americans unviuus ,miles. The pair arc averaging to get home before Sept 1st. Many .alstut 2('. miles per day nnd have are unable to secure tickets. I am been । <m the roail two weeks.Their glad I booked n round trip ticket. > baggage consists of a tooth brush. "Your cousin just returned from •*•;![> . and Ibwete nnd a rain sheet of Manchester and said lhe iMOUt's mi oil ( chilh. \ .the stock exchange there were beyond description. Some of tiie llnyiies, formerly principal speculators seemed to have aged "•> ofNnt Fowler High sctiool. who is years in one ilay when the liottom nowline Prof, of Athletics, in the Ma­ fell out of thu stock iharkeL A lltk*h School of <h»- Philippine number of those affected were nila Islands, has the distinction of be­ Americans. It is too bad. 1 wonder ing lhe premier slugger of the Ma­ if il is affecting the United Stales. league his hilling av­ 1 hope not. War is terrible, but We nila lm*i'ball for the drat half was 351 nh<1 aro not so -badly off af lhe people erage for the tinal 3211. . Besides bring on the* Continent. I wonder if Mrs. lhe champion slugger In- is conch Hrnk'-s and Aimee are all right 1 of the Olympic learn thal goes lo hope they arrive home safely. “I whll be glad to get .back home Shanghai in Chinn, in Oclober lo again, as present conditions nre not the Far Eastern Olympic. Games. suitable for enjoyment." The Indiana plirtlcs who srvcml . - Mrs. Isaac Patrick. weeks ago IsHighl a large InuT of land in Benton townsliip. Ealqn Good Word for RaUglon. cminly. b> convert into pepiiennliit Thia is a broad minded ago, and the acreage have recently addinl two gentleman on the last tram; who wak mure good sized farms lo llieir bekffhg*. lo bn used for- llm same tiro cta'se, shared tho characteristics ptir|>o*e, mid .will go into lhe mint growing industry me nn extensive Nol all. of tho land they against '|pi even If ho doea belong to scale; P. 8- A. I'm no bigot, not a bit of It. have bought ran be lined'for mini An' 1 say this, that considerin' all growing, but enough nf il ran.he to things, Pro not found theso religious add very materially lo tho pepiyr-i, chaps to bo worse than ordinary mint oil output of this section oH • • fellers like you an' me."—Manchester ’the slate. Guardian. St. Patrick church nf Portland is coffering a net profit of exactly $51(1 ns a result of lhe annual pic­ Chip on the Shoulder. nic, held in. the sightly Dilley grove . “We ,oro afld we ’aiuo peace." said Jefferson. "Wo know Its blessings and smith uf the church properly. Inst Saturday afternoon mid evening, experience;, we abhor tho follies of and Rev. Fr. Koeber, rector of lhe parish, feels very greatful lo ev­ trotscs and calamities." A God-fear­ eryone-who helped to make the ing nation confldea In its strength annual outing such a complete Moro than 1150 jne.il without boasting of It and respecte success. that of others without fearing IL Tho tickets wero sold, and practically, weak nation, like the weak man, car­ i-verylhing had been’ ile.voured’ by the lime Ito* last diner shoved rier a chip tho shoulder. away from the table. .Mead .Family Reunion. ■ Tiie 51 b aiuiunl 'pifllieriiig of members of Jhud. fnmiJx wgs held TbuTStty,' Augu-d is, at Thoru?.;iplr Lake. Alsidl fifty came with wi ll lilb <i haskrls and' after greetings- bad been exchnngml nml souura hud sliarpcni'd lhe.ii- appe.lili-s by a game of basket ball. «>ur elaborate • Ph I’rcsidi-m-Mr*. Wm. Shank. Sherman Kiser and George Shank harvested two hun­ dred hnd one rattlesnakes mi the marahes in .Jefferson, near <m**z»polL*. during the few days they were ■■ngagrd in thmr enfi-i pri-e. The .snakes bad imt beep iinj-vesled off Ilu* abundant' crop. Primarily tlieir object was not ‘snake liar— vesting, bill this proved In be n in,<'-““ary purl «•! the work of making marsh hay I here and lhe iin-n were kepi busy'looking mil f..r lhe venomous ronlllis* while fh*>y worked. Their biggest day's killing Was over seventy, nnd Um largi-t snake wore ten rattles and a button. vasin-cr •Mi*. Ilcr'.hi Wilcox, Jack Manning, originally of Fow­ ■ogram Commiltie-Mr*. I.dli- lerville. nnd a familiar flcure in d, Mis’s -fcPilah Mead, Mi-, Ala amateur base’ ball line-ups of cen­ Ih’tin tral Michigan, saw a splendid opCoinini IHHlunity l*> at,-quire a catcher’s M-»d. Mra.T. mask al the expen.H’.of lie- Grand Athletic (’.ommilic ■ns>>. ami without giving a Ihoiighl lo lb'- seventh commandment that had been (nuebl -bint in Sunday mu ling Thursday. August 12, 1915. school days. Jack yielded. A few al lhe same plan-. . days later Manning was located John Mead, Bef'y. ' four miles below Ixiwell and arc«Hl*'*l by Constable Sebring, of CumplH-ll Itrunhiii.. Grand Ledge, -whojifild a warmhl The fmirih Campbell r.-uu'<>n wa- for his arrest on n charge of petty hcld al the home «>f Mr. and Mrs. larceny. Manager Brazce, of the - □.- B. Campbell, MiiWIevIllc. Augull Grand Ledge team, made the com­ 13. Hixty-four guests*w»-re pr^«- plaint. Mahnihg returned with njoy the bountiful picnic I be officer to Grand Lodge,' where Tfm pmsts front out he restored* ttl« stolen properly In Hie club and in addition paid n fine liie Chadwick and Mim Fannie Pratt and i-nsls amounting to $15 for his of Grand Rapids: Mr. and Mrs !><• misdemeanor. ' ! Bank. Mr. and Mra. Castle and daughter. Noniia of Prairieville; Recipe for Long Youth. . Mrs. Fiarinra McCallum. Mr-. Old age cat; be cured. The prescrlpChamberlin aud Mrs. Wcyerrnaif of Nhulli; .Mr. and .Mrs. William Mc­ Callum and ^on<, fra Hi-Callum. a bobby, shake well, nnd take as many N|m Belle .MvCallmn. Mr. and Mrs. ■ Ever! McCallum, Frank Harries. gins to ago until he Is borod. and tho Mrs, Libhie Mullen and son. dlqurt first gray'halr comes when a man «if C10VP.HWe. Mis* Blanche and Dr. suddenly thinks to hlmaelf: "What's IJnue HeuilrrijImH of fletrolh Mr. tho usaf Then Is tho limo when a mid Mr- James .Gcdheri, Mr. and hobby makes llto intcroaling again.— Mr#. John Colbert’of Xebraska. . Lippincott's. There sr« prosperl* Unit work on ... ,.._„.,jl An Austnau Austrian government bureau Uii Utttiish clunnvl (mmcl tunnel mny may iw m “«i year. Mcordiu* to a has offic ially estimated the populaiswjwi by the iiQiL-e uf Bon nf that country- this year at biuuei committee. » j almost 29,000,000. al 5'4 per einit. C. A. Tyden & Co. repreanptal both parties. <■ , Becoming Modernlzad. Native women of high caate in India, known as pudali women, because they kMp thair fagas covered with pudahs or thick vatla or live a l.lto at seclu­ . slon from the opposite mz. are begin- nlahlng & nn such articles. NEW SHOE SHOP No. 119 North Michigan Are. ALL WORK GUARANTEED EVERYTHING IN SHOE REPAIRING YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Famous Ruga of Persia. No Proverb to Guide Him. Kold In the morning and lead at night, meaning that it's bad for one In tho evening, 1 auppoae." He—“That's right! Look at tho trouble Adam got Into by eating an apple after Eve."— Boston Transcript. BANNER WANT MAN. PAY. Civilisation's Advance. ’ Mow timid and puny aeam tho old-1 tlms roar of tho ocean, tho crowing of roosters and the creak of farm wagons when nowadays, as wo Unger in some distant caravansary, we recruit our wasted energies 'On hesitation, ragtlms. phonographs, telephone bells and siren horns. fectcd tn Persia as In no otl^rx coun­ try. It takes from two months to five years to csmplctu a rug, nnd there sro ■omo that date back twelve centuries. In the White House there Is a. Persian rug which la valued at 150,000. W. F. PRIEST HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Potatoes in 1913 yielded 3,739,340 Eycry time a carp breathes II ——r--- Iho--New Zealand arbitratlo moves ■l,3H0«bom'9 and muscles; its ions In Ireland on 582,3(13. acres of* court has granted a six-day wee veins number 4,329. .. land. . to hotel workers. ' 7HESCH00L TIUTGETS^ESULTS Mothers of Men This Is My Appeal Direct To You Now Listen ! This institution develops men. I know the needs of your boys. I know the needs of your girls. You know and I know that they arc not alike. Your boy is not like any other boy that’cvcrpived. Your girl is not like any other girl that ever lived. Your two boysjarelnot alike. Your two girls are not alike. You even sometimes wonder how brothers and sisters can be so radically different. Different in temperment, different in tastes. Different in desires, different in ambitions. You know that this is true. But— Now Get This The public school system says that they arc exactly alike. The public school system says that what is good for one is good for the other. They tell you that ev­ ery other human being is just alike and should be trained in identically the same way. Now do you believe that? Why.’of course you don’t. . Now I take your boy and develop him along - the linc& tliat hp should go. If 1 find that . he is gatog to be a good farmer, I will give him a jtfstticnl education and 1 will make him a suftcsstul fanner. If he wants to study medicine, and that is his •‘forte." he certainly showltl have Michigan Business & Norma! College Training. Many of our young men arc developed into practical , lawyers, well equipped. Many arc Pur­ chasing Agents, Sales Managers, Chief Accountants, Factory Supcrintendents, etc. Some of them become architects, sonic teachers, and'wc have turned out a few preachers. -But now don't your own common sense tell you that a preacher with a good thorough business equipment2a mjur educated along tl(c linqs'of. scien­ tific cfnciaicy, a man who ca4vatg<ini7.e a ijhurch along business lines, will be a' better preacher nnd-a more Successful preacher, than one wljo knows noth­ ing of business efficiency? ' r START YOUR BOY[OUTiNOW - Wc have a fine enrollment. Our rooms are filling up rapidly. Many mothers arc calling to sec me every day and arranging for THEIR boys to begin work wilh us., I want to do for your boy what I have done lor hun­ dreds of others. My experience dales ov<j- many years. I have developedand educated more than'four thousand young men and women. I have placed them where opportunity awaited them. TRAINED YOUNG MEN EARN BIG MONEY When Civdc Marshall enrolled at the Michigan Business & Normal Col­ lege he was advised to specialize along the line' of expert court reporting. He had the inentaj make up that would make him successful along these lines. Mr. Marshall followed out suggestions ami attained the distinction of being the fastest short hand writer in the world. Mr. .Marshall I have a letter, under date of August 6, from Carl C. Marshall, Clyde's father. ---------- — says this: “1 had a fine visit with Clyde when I was in New York. The boy has a very, charming home out in Brooklyn anda job that nets him front five to six thousand a.year. . ' Clyde isxiow Oilicial Stenographer for-the King's County Court. This is a-Civil Service position ami he won the appointment in competition with some of the most expert fcportcrs thal the world -has ever produced. ' ’ Waiter Haughey cnrnllczl at Lhe Michigan Business & Normal College less than five years ago. When hr came hereto school-he hnd no thought oi-ever being a salesman. Today he is >|>vcial wcslern representative for the Buick Motor Comjiany and sells automobiles in trainload lots. He says in a recent letter, "what the Michigan Businets* &..N«xm;jT College has' ikmc foe. tb^ilTivin do for-any other young man who will go about it and follow the instructions given.’’ , '.-\llen D. Beach is now special representative for the I'ircstone Tire and Rubber Company wilh offices at St. Louis, Missouri. Mr. Beach graduated from here less than four years ago. \Ve direct­ ed his efforts ami told him just how .to .attain to that which he most desire*!. In a letter from him just a'few days ago he says: "I want to take this opportunity to say that 1 consider the Michigan Business ft^Normal College the greatest school I have ever known. I find that/vach day brings me something which proves the truth nf tin- abovF statement.” 4 • , z Can you think of anything more satisfactory in the way of progress than these three illustrations or do you know of any school where your boy will he so well fitted to climb thejadclcr of success? Now Remember This Your boy is not like any other boy. He can’t be trainc<| likc_any other boy. I want to fiiyl «4tt tiic thing for which he is best fitted. I want to find the work that he.can best do. J want to make liifn another Mr. Marshall—another I kiughcy—-another Bcadi—the world needs such men. Ifyour hby has the qualities'*>f a goozl'purchasingagent. 1 want lo-make him a purchasing agent. If he has the qualities that make him a g->od sales manager, I want to train him along those lines. If he has the qualities that'make him a good lawyer, I want to give him a foundation and direct his future study. . ’ In other words, I want to develop YOUR BOY for just that work for which the Creator intend­ ed him. ' • ' • ■ ~ -1.' EVERY MOTHER IS INDIVIDUALLY AND PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE • DEVELOPMENT OF HER CHILDREN. YOUR BOY’S FUTURE—YOUR GIRL'S FUTURE —RESTS WITH YOU—WITH YOUR DECISION NOW. C. J. ARGUBRIGHT, Bulaus Eip.rt I am at my office from 8 to 11 45 in the morning and from 1 to 5 in the afternoon. }4J . . .. C. -J- .ARGUBRIGHT, Director of Successful Destinies. Our I land some New. Catalogue is Now Ready for Distribution. Send for a Copy To-day. Michigan Business and Normal College “THE SCHOOL THAT GETS RESULTS” C. J. ARGUBRIGHT, President DAVID SILLERS, Secretary 43-45-47 West Main Street, Battle Creek, Mich. Entrance Through Bijou Theatre Lobby Thirty-third Annual Eall Term, Sept. 1-8, 1914 OFFICE HOURS:—8:00 to 11:13 A. M.; 1:15 to 5:00 P. M. S.lurdiy. 9:00 to 11:45 A. M; 1:15 to 4:00 P. M. �। bard ccnlur. mid ,cul into small1 fleets. Allpw two cups of ninepple to every cup of rhubarb tis-' •eil. and iu proportion mtn two cups of sugar mid one-third cup of wa­ ter to thia amount of fruit. Heat' v4rjr slowly aud coak al simmer­' ing point until it will sat when cool.i ■ Nuts, broken up, may bo added when it is served. It may be used wilh fart* and cup dcsserla, and in mousses and ipes. Simple Ways of Removing Common Slain* Oil Stains in Silk and Other Fabrics Benzine may bo used effectually on silk m well as on other matcrlaia to remove oil or grease Spots. Place nn absorbent cotinn on linen pn<! under the silk, and with nniither clean cloth or towel dampen­ ed with lhe benzine, rub in from Ilin outside ot the stain so lhal a ring is nol left. Another method is to apply magnesia to both sides of the stained place nnd allow it to remain on for a few hours. If lhe first application proves iiisufllcienl repeat the process, rubbing tho powder in with lhe hand. . Paint Stains. Chloroform riihlnil in repeatedly with a soil cloth will remove paint from silk or other fabrics, Il is even safer ' to use than oilier cleansers, as il will not injure even the most delicnlo colors.or fabrics. ’Always he auro lo havejm absorb­ ent cloth or towel on the other side. Thi* will lake up the moisture and grease which is rubbed oul of tho •|M>t. Equal parts of ammonia nnd tur­ pentine may j>e used to remove Ktiinl stains from clothing, even lough il is hard and dry. *Salu’ rate tho snot two or three times witli the liquid, then wash out in soup suds and warm waler. Grass Hiatus. will On materials which grease-----nol Injure, butler may be spread on Ho* stain; then lay it in the hot aumdiiiy, or wash il in alcohol. Fruit stains upon cloth or hands are easily removable by applying ■ the juice of ripe tomatoes on lhe slain. Tqr Stains. To remove tar stains from clolh, Saturate the spot with turpentine and rub il well with a soft cloth, always keeping anoliuT clolh be­ . Death Hie spot. ■ Iron Mold mid Mildew Stains. These'aud similar spiffs can b*e In-moved by-diluting the siml in diuiiled citric acid (lemon juice.) V'livii cover wilh salt and place the spot in bright sunlight until lliu ‘ slain disappears. If it is quite set il may be ncressaby lo apply the liquid several lunes. He careful to rinse ii^i’voral waters sis Soon as lhe slain is no longer visible. • Ink and Fruit Stains. First wash in dear, cold waler (0 remove as much of the s|m>1 as pos­ sible. Then mix one leaspoonful of oxalic acid ami a half pint of ' - rain waler. Dip tho clolh in this mixture and wilh a clolh wel with clear water wip# it off. After this it should bo washed immediately. Tim use of oxalic acid is limited to white goods. This proceM may also be used Muccessftllly l<» remove Ink and mildew stains. White cur­ rant juice is even belter than lem1 on juice; or citric Mid.' - DitssrrLs That. Are Always Gpod. Apples Stuffed Wilh Figs. Apple# baked willi ilgi. are sure • -br-im liked. s»»dwl •»^6»»pluW«l and juciekl dried tigs you can get and wnsls them, carefully pinching them into their natural shape. Then select good, firm apples, and wadi them. Hcoou out lhe con-s mid into each of three holes pack two or three whole tigs. • Place tlftin in a baking pan and bake In a hoi oven. While they gte baking, baste them with syrup made from the. Juice <>f half a lem­ on. two lablmpouiiful* of sugar and half a cup of waler. The se­ cret of making good baked apples is lo have tlwm thoroughly baked, bul not baked to pieces. If when . they look done they aro not soft lo the core, place a cover over your baking dish and let them steam lor n few minutes. Then remove the cover and brown Um fruit sltghbx.. These'apples may-bo served cither alone of wilh Mainburg cream. Filled Apples. T’ukit *oul the core, bul do not peel good baking apples'. Imke just long’'enough lo peel off the skin easily. Dip each peeled apple first in melted butler, then in su­ gar, and lastly in shredded cocoaliul. Fill cavatifd with this mix­ ture: One-half cun nut meals onehalf cup dahw., chopped line and inivtd with one lablespo-mful each - of sugar and Hour. Return to ov-en and 1 akc slowly unlil apples nre tinder. Bule Pudding.Crrainwlwo lublespoonfuls butter wilh one-half cup sugar, add two well-beaten eggs, three-fourths cup milk or water. And (wo cups flour, with which lias been silled two teaspoonfuls baking-powder and a pinch of salt.' When rather stiff, add ope cut» chopped . dates nnd bakp half an lionr in quick ov­ en. Tapioca With Coffee. Ingredients: 2 tablespoons min­• ute, tapioca—cup filtered coffeei —2 teagpooM sugar—Vi teaspoon vanilla. Cool desBerts flavored wilh coffee aro particularly delicious-for Sum­ mer use. For this the tapioca and coffcn should he cooked .together for thirty minutes, -and then (he vanilla is lo be added. Pour il in small moulds mid set nn ice lo .chili. ....... It may ho served served with whipped cream, or- a fruit ‘ " sauce dressing. Kummer Salmi Hints. bn a-lwari leaf of lelluca Jay a round slice of canoeil pineapple. With sclrtors cut strips of rosy canned, pimento'about an eighth of an iqch wide and king enough lo reach from the center hole to the rim of the slice. Dispose these like tho spokes of a wheel. Fill lhe center wilh collage or cream chees#’. reddened willi fine chopped pimento,’ and press half a walnut into the cheese. Musk one side of the fruit wilh a spoonful of mne-onnaise/ltavlng tho gay color show­ mi* on lhe other "ide. . Gut narrow strip* of canned piinentoa amt place on a small nest of cold spinach, like sjiokcs of a wheel. In thu center i>ut a small ball of cream cheese, rolled in pea­ nuts or English walnuts chopped line. This makes an attractive as a-4 delicious salad. Use either mayonnaise or French dressing. Egg launonndc. IIKIIKIUI. Beal two eggs—-whUns whiles uand volks bulb uro uro » separately until both —. liblll ...... as possible. Tn lhe juice of three lemons add Iwo-third* cup of sugar and one cup of boiling waler. Stir unlil the sugar is dissolved. Add two cups nf chopped ice. Mix lhe beaten yolks mid whiles together in a pitcher. Turn the iemonade from another pitcher tlialjs raised as high as possible into tho egg. Phii-upplo Parfait. Turn two or three times from one Ingrcglmts: 0 eggs yolks ,1 cup pitcher lo lhe other. sugar, i pint cream, beaten quite Counliy Chicken Pic. stiff, 2 cups grated (Hawaiian) pineapple, juice of 1 lemon, 1 cup ■ Have the butcher cut up a small water. chicken ns for frfensee. Seo that Beal the egg yolks quite stiff ami hark and breast are cut into four put in a double Miler, to whieh is pieces each mid legs dismembered added tho sugar and water, which al joint.. Wash well and place in lias been boiled together five min­ a kettle with one or two carrots utes. When this mjxture thickens cut into cubes, n chopped onion aud so thal il will coal the spoon .beat enough hot waler lo cover. Cook (ill cold, and add thn cream nml slowly unlil tender. Allow Ktifilcpineapple pufp; Then add the ient time for cooking, us length of lemon juice, pack in a mold ami time depends on age of chicken, .and bury in' ice ami salt. it will be it can be set aside until needed if ready to serve Jn five hours. done too soon, or cbickeit can be cooked in the morning or placed in Marshmallow Fruit Cream. tireless cooker, al noon. One hour Whip n hair pint of whipping before dinner prepare as follows: cream, which is sweetened to taste Place chicken in a shallow pan or nnd beat into ih a quarter of a pudding dislr and season each piece pound of quartered tparshmallows with a dusting of salt and pepper, and a half cup of fniit'pulp, straw­ lay close together. Iheu make the berries •.peaches or pears, us desir­ gravy tb t>vur over. ed. Pul it 011 ice to ebill and serve over the same kind of fruit. When done there should bn least three/cupfuls of slock; stock; if Duinly mid delicious ic«> crcmn more is on hainl set it aside to add cases can be easily imide by joining U> soup. Should the water have with icing thriii’ sugar wafers, Imiled off too much a liltle more making u trimigulm* shiiped box. can he added. Now lake two tubh-Half Illi these with vanilla cream siK)Oiirul# of biiltor mid four tablcmid mid' a tnblcspoonfiil of any Mpunnfuls of flour mm rub logethpresvrvril fruit, tupping with ur. adding a litllu of tho stock to whipped cream. Grated maple rub smooth. Heal gravy mid Seas­ sugar wilh a few minced walnuts on to laslr. Stir in tho dissolved is delicious over vanilla cremn as flour and cook unlil smooth, tlu-n is also a sprinkling of rolled maca­ |H<ur over chicken. Holl out the crust a little larger than tin* top of roons and minced almonds. dish mid place il over the chicken, then wilh sharp siqfiupni cut little Without a Freezer. -gashes one inch deen ami one inch Take .hi <dd dlatipah, fill half full apart aroiiml lhe <vfgo and give of equally mixed coarse salt and each section a twist. BC.tling it on finely crushed ice. Pul Iwo or edge ns it wyrc. Also cut n few three nriiull holes m liottoni of pan small gashes in center lo form a and pliii'i* it in the sink;* imt the star. Now bake il in hot oven un­ cream in shallow pan thal will lit til-crust is well done. into the dislipau, leaving enough room to puck Ico oround tlu* sides, Fried Slimmer Squash. tilir with, spoou unlil frozen. Gut summer squash into rings about one inch Ihiek. Remove rind For Those Who Crocliel. and lhe seeds, scraping out lligEvery mtn who makes tatting or stringy cdiiier well, (toil or sleam Drain, season <Io<W crochet work iu hot weather, until almost soft. knows how hard it is to do il well with salt, pepper mid dip info Hour, on account of lhe llireud gelling then fry as di rec led for tomatoes. dump. Keep a little talcum pow­ This is nice served with braised or der m a small Ixix to dip fingers in broiled steak. when they gel moisL and H saves Sweet Peppers With Forcemeat. all the trouble. To launder tatting successfully, Cut top from firm sweet peppers baste it firmly to a Turkish butli nnd scrape out nil t|w seeds anti towel and proceed io yash il as while rngi Wash mid wipe, then though il was u part of lhe towel. till wilh forvemeat. Tie tlu- lilth* When nearly dry, press Iho tatting cup on mid set iu a Hal pan wilh a still on the towel. Iheu carefully little hot waler and steam .in oven remove basting threads, . and you until tender. will find your lulling almost like new. To mend delicalo taco ami net ruplmiis, when they first show a lour, Ukv very linn thread aud u. hook mid Illi up the space with a' fiugle ehochcl stilch. When laun­ dered the mend will defy detection. MOTHER OF SCHOOL GIRL A Few Don’ts for the Dairyman FEEDING Al COMMON TROUGH Simple Plan of Using Calf Stanchions <■ Beet Way to Overcome One . DOXT! lift blue because your cows arc drying up. DON'T-! Forget that butter will be very high in price this winter. --Dt/X'T-l-NvgkvU thai c«w-.lluu-is.giv.mg iitxld milk. . ■— DON'T! Fail t<> have some good winter cows. . DijN'T! Fool your bank account by not milking several cows this vvintef. To feed tho calves from ono com­ mon trough ia a oarious error. The largest apd the most greedy calves smaller and weaker are robbed. Tho III very simple plan of using calf stanch­ ions Is thu best way ot meeting this il difficulty. Small rigid stauchluusJargc ||H enough for the cahis can bi» made ill ... rery eaaUy or cheaply. anti I •>“ “W U».« w tor thorn- ' selves. When alMchlonu are used | each cglf can bo fed separately and just the amount It sec ma to need. Tho j calf Is ill nnd It ia desirable to reduce j Its feed It can be done nicely when feeding ts done in stanchions. Thun tho use of stanchions overcomes anothother as they invariably do when sev­ eral are fed logrtiu r and run loo.-e Immediately afterward. Tho habit of sucking ts -nbt only Injurious nt the ! time, but as tn a case observed a [ i abort time ago tho U1 effects may show | ,up later. In that <«»•• tho owners had | 'raised some flue dalrj heifers. T.wo. of them learned to sttokle each other I when calves, 1 Later when they had । become mothers and were in milk they I suckled each other whenever tho op- , portunity offered. As a consequence A Few Do’s to Offset the Don’ts Do! Cheer up ami feed your cows well; they will repay you. Dti! Remember that Imllcr trout all indication* will be as high in price as you -have Du! Take that cow that is most dry ami fcc«l her twice a day; she will repay you ere grass fumes again. ", •• . ___ Doi Make it your twice a <lay job ot-milking not less than six cows this winter. Do! F«w>| your bank account by adding a good sized cream check to it each week this winter. The cheek .should be from the “CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO.” These are only suggestions but wc. believe they are giawl ami should be followed by every farmer in Barry t o., or we might say in the U. S. Now listen! You tn.> doubt wilt­ keep your cows all winter whether they arc giving’ milk or nut. s<» how much more will ’ it cost you- tn start feeding them how mid keep up the flow of milk through the winter well will npike her pnulucc for the keep of you and your family. r ’ ' As before stated we arc sure to see butter high this winter. Here arc nur reasons: Three of our leading markets received^ 75,000 lbs. less butter last week than they did lhe santy^datc last year, and last year vve were looking forward lo a large importation «'f butter. This, year owing to the war wc will not have the foreign butter to compete with so long as the Avar keeps up. Therefore we say gel all the..cow -» you can, they will .make PLAN FOR HANDLING CALVES Beat Method Is to Keep Yourigatera in Separate Stanohlona—Will Not i| Buck Each Other’s Ears. Ij The calves should by all nxfftfis bo kept (n clean, wall lighted and vent!- I lated stubjiii. Wb*rq.*plenty of burn!; only ixiurce of revenue from the farm in the winter. The skin will raise a nice bunch of hogs with a liule grajit mixed with 5 lbs. of skim milk is worth as much as one |s>iind wf shelled skim milk on the farm? CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO. HASTINGS, MICH PHONE 533 Announcing Pair of Promising Youngsters. The New Typewriter =OLIVER No . Penalty of Public Spirit. If n man undertakes to do anything of public , service without being part of a inkcblne, or It an nraanlutioa which Is composed merely of repre­ sentative citizens and has no preda­ tory Interests undertakes to do any­ thing. thu uord which sums up tho objections of the slanilpat mind ts ••self-constituted.’ —Harper s Weekly. or .hrd ™,rn „ Wli ANNOUNCE AN AMAZING. MODEL­ method for hauilliiig the calves Is lo u\j ’lhe OLIVER No. 7—a Typ^vriter of Niinfrcxccllcnce, * "“J1 d=vi“! ""•* refinement, th.l mark lhe zcnilh. five feet long and three feet high ifl; of typewriter progress. A marvel of beauty, speed and easy largo enough to/accommodato the calf I action. Typewriting elTicicncy raised to jhe nth power. . The <>1»VER No. 7 embodies all previous Oliver innova. ■he eatviw'srnaru d tn^thts manner *'ons ant* ncw sell-acting devices never seen before on any type-; me calves' si p.ir.i.- n in tms manner. ( . , _ • ■ , -i-, r-»,Tho ralvo. Wifi not suck each others I ‘'r,tc,r- ,5 ,C*P ,n advance which places lhe Oliver ten year* ears when thev g. t through drinking ■’head of its time. So smooth in action, so light to the touch, so their milk, which would cause tin* easy to run. that experts arc amazed. A model that means to the1 ears to freeze tn cold wrath, r. ’nml typistdcliglilful ease of operation. they can be given more individual atA model that means a higher standard of typewriting, longer! tention. They can bo ted as Indlvidu- anj better service. uts. and a cane nf > t ours among calve.. 7 ■ , ' ,, z-vii> Lt may be located n,.ro readily In tin. , * •»« ><’• \ ’* n?w o,‘ exhibit and sale at all Oliver Branches manner ami a r.m dy mny be applied a”“ Aficnctc* throughout the I mted States. . f \ at once. .Whurn tbiiru Is Itiaa room, f to be hml the si.irebltms win* usually— . ‘ give the beit results. - ’ , * JL" WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Wc pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business [at; a SMALL PROFIT. If you havc’ncver dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. Op.C.L&S. PkODi 57 Hutlip DETROIT ADVANTAGES OF DAIRY FARM Among Other Things It Affords In­ To Keep la*moiis Fresh. created Productivity of Soi] and Pul a layer of tine dry sand at Tell* How Lydia £. Pinkham’i Insures Steady Income. Hu* bottom of a large earthen jar. Vegetable Compound Re­ Place mi this a layer of lemons, Professor F. L. Kent, ot the‘Dairy elalk-end downward, being cdreful stored. Her Daugh­ Husbandry Ih'paronent of tho Oregon lhal tlu-y do not touch each other. Agricultural College. states as follows 'Cover llieso willi a thn-e-ineh layer ter’s . Health. of sand; add another layer, of lem­ tho advantages of dairy fanning in thu ons, mid bo on till the jar is lull. Oregon Dairyman, a monthly magn- . Plover, Iowa.-"From a small child In a cool, dry place, leinoa- packed my 13 year old daughter had female zine published by tho students at Q. liki! this will keep a year.' r—7.- iiw weakness. I spake Briefly stated tho advantages of Leiuuu Preserve. -I about it and they did dairy farming.are: Increasing producs Peel and cut one Uoz< n lemons in 11 Dot help her any. tivity of the !oll. a regular tnomhly inslices and soak for a day in cold cbmo putting the business on a,bash I Lydia E. Pinkhnm ’ a waler. Tiwn boil four pounds of j Vegetable Com­ basis, a better distribution of the 4usugar and n cupful of waler for 4 pound had been of bor of tho. farm than Is possible un­ about twenty" minutes and stir to keep frojii burning; next »ld the great benefit to me, der a single-crop system, ami supply­ lemon, some chopped raisins and 3 so I decided to Ipivc ing a product for tho market, all of aimojiiLs, and let thicken ' slowly. Ther give it a trial. which should b<- of the highest grade, This is a. delicious nnd new tilling, I She has taken five and for which there Is always a ready for sandwiches lo sene wilh iced I bottles of the Vego* tea or lenjonade on a warm after­ J table Compound acnoon. cording to directions on the bottle and AID IN KEEPING MILK COOL Tltr new motli'l has more ini’ •ho h cured of thi» trouble. She was When Your Thread Knots pniivmfiiLs. refinements and new all run down when she • tarted taking How many people know this nev­ the Compound and her periods did not Flannel Cloth Wrapped. Around Can uses Ilian hc cun even enumerate er failing little trick for taking out (Im obstinate knot or kink that gets come right. She. was so poorly and The “cushioned keyboard" wilh into your thread, when sewing or weak that I often had to help her dress ,' “anchor keys’* and the new nutoembroidering, and especially when herself, but now the is regular ami it Where tea water cannot bo obtained,. fniitir features nieim less work for you aro in a hurry? Take a firm growing strong and healthy.” — Mrt. or where a can of milk has'to bo left i , •thc less ---------strain.on the ■ eyes, — hands ----— -— M aivtin H elvig , Floyer, Iowa. grasp on your thread ju.-l alnvc tn a place where water and ico cannot !<•“•*• m‘munl mid mritlul effort. lhe kmil—lhat is, between the knot ’ With all ,.r of Hicm! ,.. mnstcriy . . . ... w .il. i.n iv mcHundreds of »uch letters expressing . ami the work—willi tho left hand, gratitude for tiie good Lydia E. Pink­ bo conveniently used, a wot cloth—pre­ chiiriieul imprzncmrnlx we have ferably flannul—wrapped around tho’ jiimic (tie machine more beautiful and with the right hauil catch the knot on tho. neejlle and jerk from ham’s Vegetable Compound has accom-. can fa an aid in keeping mi|k cool. Taud s> umielFlcal. ‘ From every plithnd are constantly being received, On. uo o< U. clolk u l.n .............................. ............. .. ................... you. IL will plways conie oul. proving tho reliability of tiffs grand old •xtendod from tho boltopi of iho can (ailw superlative cxi-cllcnre. Pinning Your Pattern. and immersed tn '- pall ot Water. A Xolhing you could wklH for has For ordinary purposM use num­ If you aro II! do not diyig along and largo amount of tho-Sun’s rays tailing been omitted. The new devices, reber 0 Dressmakers' pins, or for vel­ continue to suffer day in nnd day out but on the wel doth l» consumed In evap- tincmriit... improw-iiii'iils mid cun­ vet use numlrnr 2 neqdldT. Bold stance fake Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- orating moisture and la thus prevented reiiienres Found on the No. 7 reprethe pinhead Imtween tire thumb ami txblo Compound, a woman's remedy for from reaching thomilk. As lonfc as '.M-nl mi enormous outlay and tuMly forefinger. Touch Jfie goods lightly woman’s ills. tho cloth is kopt wet It Is a protec- '"‘rea^ its ialuc—the price has with the. point oT’the pin, and with but as soon a* H becomes dry. penny. We । ~ quick motion w. ,f Hlul «l*rial advice write to tion. a of' jyu, tour ocxvum second haxt pax.e« through fttho ™nir ,.n. s|lj11 «''» «•<<»»«« In force our. finger—the one on which you wear i'Lydla E. i’lnkham Medicine Co. (coafilafarniptad. yotjr thimble—shove the pm in dentfa!) Lynu, Mas*. Tour letter will without moving pr disturbing the 1 b« opened, read as4 answered by a I _______ _ . _ _ Italian Conserve. Prepare rhubarb by peeling II e stalks, and cutting into small pieces, cut. up a pineapple, re­ moving (be outer covering and lhe m«l«ri*^ riuivnl.s show that Du you need the Business University FIRE INSURANCE like io chance yuur ln»urance call in and »ee mo. 1 represent a com­ pany with a cash capital of Sl.OOt000 and can fully protect you. LKE II. I*IIYOR popular 17-(4-nl.s*a-l)ay purchase plan, the same us on previous Ulivgr models. The OLIVER Xie 7, equipped with j the famous Printype, if desired, without extra charge. You owe it to yourself to sec the i now machine la-fore you buy any1 typewriter at any price. Note it* I la-auty, speed mid easy action, Its i wonderful auloiiiutjc device*. Try I il on any work that is ever done on typewriters. Try it on many kinds Capital of work Hull no other typewriter Saving! & Loan Associate*, will du. Lag si ng, Mich. ' Il Is n sigiiillcunl furl (hut thn typewriter that Introduced such i-poi h-iuakiii!) innovations us vis­ ible writing, visible reading, Prin- Cilcui, KiIiuzm & Siiiui 1.1, Ci. type, elro should he the first to inIroducit automatic methods of op­ cration. Soina South • • ><» K m- The OLIVER Typewriter Co. ---- “ CHICAGO । woman and held fa strict conffdcare. ^BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY^- Oliver Typewriter Buildup 1 5% NET INCOME �THE HARTINGS BANNCT. AUGVOT 27, 1HI MM TWOCTT-TWO ywm— ■ ’ "*"•* this near the ' brooder, but high ___ *1 enough to. >w oul of roach of th® CONSOLTHN© ©WAIOMEKT jKiisoned meal ihr. bul If" hard tel 'gallon Itrh mid Feather Mites. The itch mite is snitl tn he the cause of scaly leg. H also works on the eonih and on t.lir neck, and ] burrow* into lh“ skin of the fowls, j One species’of this mite lives at the iba*e of lh» feathers. and i- lhe i cause -of fowls losing their liMd ( Wi! WiVlr feat hers. j A remedy which we have tried jwilh some 'success is a naive, composed of Iwo pm Is kerosene oil ami I mm part of lard, lo which is tfddeid la small quahnly of sulphur. Rumble Fool. ' Dear Sir: I havt* a Rhode Island Thts department is In tended to give Rist jock bird lhal has a swollen our KUbarril»rr» the beM and must re­ fool nml nl tiin.-s In* enn hardly liable Information wc am -obtain on It tins been mote or tlao subject* they desire explained, In walk on it. ptfst six ■akin* question* rend lull Information. I less .swollen for tho Nubaeribcnt «r- requested to contrib­ I month* Imt now it seems lo he ute lo tills department jrben Uicr can i worse. I would like to know what riro more Information on any subject. j Ihb Irouhb; can he-nnd how it. can he treated <o ns to save Hie hint as ' he is a vnltinlil'e lowder and f do HfrilN Worth Remembering. I nol want lo lose him. There is a Beef scraps gets mon- eggs than high fever in I hi* fool nt nil limes red pepper mid doesn't hurt the mid I know il must cause him a great deni nf pain, Yours truly. liens. If you can’t set your, hens on the .1. 11. M. ground, pul a square sod in the Answer—From the symptom* nest and moisten it oceosionally. you gixe your bird must he suffer­ The only way lo.secure a sofl- ing wilh a bad com’ of bumble font. ineai.-d bird is tn keep I hem wow­ ‘The following treatment will lie ing “from hatch In hatch." foumi effective in most cases, un­ The hens lay a larger egg than less it is in Its worst -stages. Se­ the pullet. To keep up the size of cure a sharp knife wilh small your slock. breed from hens. Made mu! Inure the swollen part «if Grind aluiut one-third of lhe lhe fool either on lop’ or Imtloin. so lien’s feed for her and she will |io as' tn allow the pun llial has gath­ more helpful in filling lhe egg bas­ ered there to come out. After you ket. have allowed the pus lo flow freely Washing eggs in 90-per cent al- lake hike worm water and bathe coliol before putting them ill flic lhe fool well for a few minutes-and incubator will sometimes prevent dry’ thoroughly. Thon apply dioxypen In the parts, using-several white diarrhoea.Mark Hit cockerel that crows applications. Tie thu foot up wilh first In the spring. He will be cotton and d<> not allow the bin! lo early maturing and is likely to be exercise |<w> much. Place hi dry. tho strongest breeder you’ll get. well .veltilated coop, well bedded H's (lie pullet that's the last on with clean straw. Keep frosh wa­ lhe roost at night and the first off ter and plenty1 of food before him in the morning thal lays lhe most al all limes. '% eggs.- Save hor for next year's breeder. Laying Ape of Binis. As soon as the crows begin to Dear Sir’: If I should buy egg* Imtlier by carrying away chicks, upon some eggs at otto end and drop and sol them early in Hie sprimz. nf in a few strychnine crystals. Put what age should lite pullets la-gin laying lheir first rliHch of egg*. II it my desire-In start n small egg farm and I want lo gel nothing bul Iho pest of layers. What breed would you suggest forme? Please answer this through the columns nf lhe Hastings BANNER: I have been taking lhe BANNER for nearly a year ami 1 like it line. Mrs. N. M. B. ,’ Answer—The ago that pullets start laying lheir first clutch of eggs depend largely on |lp> breed ami the care and attention they have had since being lialched. Chicks hatched from strong heal|thy parents and given lhe 1h**I nf alienlion and food from Iho start, should slnrT laying in from four and one half In.five months of nge. If you nre contemplating starling an egg farm I would advithj you .In gel (he While Leghorn <rr some of the other smaller breedfc if you want both eggs ami meat you should select some, nf the larger Buy a farm now. If the war in breeds, either Plymouth Boeks. Europe continues farm produce a? Wynmlnfies. Orpingtons, etc. well us farm land will double in a Trouble Wilh Chirks Frrt. very kbo’rl time. The price of Rome of our subscribers have farm produce is going up every day and no one can stop litem. hnd I rouble wilh chicks losing con­ trol of their legs—the chick first Own a piece of the earth and high walks “wooden-legged." then the price will nol effect yon. Look claws coni rad, and il walks sillily for some of our Itargains next nn Ils knuckles, and finally it dies. The trouble usually affects lhe week. thriftiest. best-fed chicks. ■ This trouble is whal is known as "i-ramf." and i< often called rheuI mat ism, but while rheumatism may | be in a measure ro<pop«il>le for the HASTINGS AND DELTON, JIICII. romlilion, a* a rule the trouble Is | caused by overfeeding in eontlnellTHlC. 'If. ’hey aro_ confined on We will be nt Charles II. Bauer's board or’cement floors Hie musdes are strained, and tin; cramp aggra­ Law ofilre in Hustings, every Sat­ vated. urday. „ - I The cure is to gel the chicks on Farms For Sale Ezra Morehouse & Co. Cool Food for Hot Days ' Better health comes with less meat and greasy food during the warm weather. By proper and pleasant food one can feel cooler than his over-fed neighbor. , Graoe Nuts and Cream —some fruit and a soft boiled egg, or two is sufficient for the hot weather breakfast. An ordinary portion of Grape-Nuts and cream con- ' tains nourishment to sustain one until the noonday meal; ” and being a partially pre-digested food, it does not over­ tax the stomach and heat the system as do heavy, greasy foods. These suggestions, if followed, should show that one can have a cool body, active brain and energy—even in hot weather.’ “There’s a Reason” for Grape>Nuts ■i Many Sheep Die From Worms There is no question about the presence of worms in many of th,e flocks of sheep of Barry county. Only recently their work has been seen with the finding of. dead sheep indifferent flocks. SAVE YOUR OWN FLOCK The seeds of worm infection are scattered all over your,farm and if something is not done your stock may be infected and a heavier loss follow than you have had yet f There Is A Prevention For This. There is no reason why a bad condition, shall be allowed to come when the prevention is within your reach—and it is so much easier to prevent disease than to cure it Dr. Holland’s Medicated Stock Food is fully guaranteed to do just what we claim for it, if fed according to our directions. Besides being a disinfectant and purifier it is a PRODUCER. Dr. Holland’s Medicated Stock Salt Makes MORE MILK - MORE FLESH MORE WOOL Good Milk or Good Wool cannot be grown from unhealthy stock. See us and get a booklet that will tell you all about this and what it will do for your stock and how to use it. _ Edmonds Bros.—The Elevator Men HASTINGS, MICH PHONE 18 51 soft grouml. An old Irish remedy I Malek School ot Music Is One of was l<> pul llie.in on u manure heap 1 Highest Merit. Give them just enough to rat to] One of the most interesting of re­ keep them scratching and running , c-ut educational announcements in about, and Keep plenty of soft bod-, .Michignn is that of the founding of ding on the floor. A do^e of a ||H. Malek Scfhool of .Music in Grund tea«poonfiil of epsom salts to. a Rapids by the eminent concert pidoxen chicks. L-d in mash and one I anist and instructor. Otlukar Malek, grain’ of sulicyiale of soda for each ] Three years ago Mr. Malek was chick, is the best i-enn-dy. Reduce induced to come from Chicago to the amount of meat fed. give plen-; Grand Rapids for a day each week ty ofifrrsh air ami pure waler, ami i during the leaching season. So lie keep charcoal nml gril before the arranged that the piano teachers chicks all the lime. nnd advanced aludents of Grand ------------- ! Rapids and Western Michigan who Wisdom From Washington, , desired-his iuteruriton without the Til., nuistershould I..illoWed i j" •«>week Chicago could meetHeart him .■ill lhe fin. & .lurill th ; ’'1'>'•> “’fit •* the Sacred leftover Ijutih and Rier. Take lean remnants of roast lamb and rut into thin slices, removing all fat and brown rind. Take left­ over gravy, first hiking off the fat. and add one or two tabh-spoonfulis of catsup or chilli sauce to n cupful of gravy. Pour this over the meat and let il heal and simmer slowly. According to amount of meat on hand see that you have enough gra­ vy to make the dish the consistency of a thick stew. Toward lhe last add a teaspoonful of flour dissolveil in cold water lo every cupful ami let this thicken well. A spoonful of grated onion can also be added. Sea­ son rather highly with pepper ami salt nhil place in Iho center of u deep platter when serving and sur­ round with steamed or boiled rice. If the meat portion is rather small supplement with a cupful of slewed tomatoes added to lhe meat, or lay thick slices of nicely friwj tomatoes over lhe meat after il is on the platter. itii«>ti.i>,,i It*ii<*1iti 11l* titit'iMt-i's Malek ixas .le.ul'l L- r.ir rertile. ......... i.ih-rt.le ' th* last Iwo .rials Mi.''.’tMtr'" ones will not hatch. jW<«k»to his Mich^.m students. It i« not necessary to the laying. M<‘,‘‘,kar, Mal'Lk’ 1'lir’’r‘or mmlili..« of 1 her Hut -i rooster lie t Malek H'llOol, has is-eil pmniilienlmtMnlainH in th.. Il<"k Mor ' •>' krnran for The test 20 years over, his presence means fertile i “broad and in this country as coneggs which mean bad egm and the; »“•’J, JJt consequent loss to the producer L'k’ J” M.idualed wiith and consumer ‘highest honors from the celebrated Fried Tomatoes. It to nurltri »nd jra. rn-» it i. is tulvlMble auvisauic to mantci lit. inc old mu - — -.................................................... Cut stem end frqin ripe tomatoes. .hens , itulrtthlnr m .. the summer as mh»ii hk th,- mtr.ul a« m.*lrucdor In lo iliu the lltivo Duke of Kcamd laying teaMin - is uv>r. a», I ». rM. nbcrg winmng this most Cut into thick slices, then season , I with salt Mid pepwr and dip into a hetu over iwv years old raroly lay:'’"'.‘«‘wJrmn many comuf flour. Sautee in a hot pan IIS innnv .HUM il Ihcv <1» 111 their Pallors. Laler h«f went lo Menno. saucer pulleL andX^rliw x. aKon<. wh.-ro lu- Mmli-d for three years in gornl butterine, or part Tiuiter pullet nml yearling seasons. sweet bwf drippings. Cook wilh the famous Alfr«-<l Gruenfeld. am! j Keep lhe nests clean; keep lhe slowly so flour will nul scoroh. . court pianist to the German and ' eggs in 11 cool. <iry rmim or .cellar; ami market them nt least twlae a Austrian emperors. After this. Mr. Malek took up with the celebrated Modem Young Man's Slogan. week. Ijescholixky his system of piano Market all ‘cockerels except Edna Ferber, writing a Jock- Mc­ those intended for breeding pur­ technic. Chesney advertising *tory in the Amer­ In fHOfi Mr. Malek began to tour .ican Magazine, represent* Jock ua poses. as soon as they allain broil­ er size, for they will pny a larger Europe as concert pianist, winning making the following statement: profit nl Hint time than if held un­ ovijrywliero lhe highest commondatil fall, when lhe rnarkdl becomes lion. Khorlly-before coming lo this counlLy, M/. Malek held the nosi­ tion aruTroL-SM.i- at- the Eichelberg you can bring ouL I know the young Conservatory in Berlin, besides be­ man's slogan used to be "Work and How to Rid Poultry of Her. I would like to have a good ing one of the “okpellmeisliTs” of Walt.” or something nearly like that. im-lhod of- ridding my poultry of the Berliner - Tonkuenslier orches- But these days they've boiled It down ler,” of which Richard Strauss was lo one word.—“Produce." lire and miles. A formula I but has given goodI then the first conductor. In'IflOS Mr. Malek camelo the results is as Jnllows: (.Ml of lar. Whistling Develops Lungs. throw ounces; gasoline,^ one-ltali United States and won fume and A doctor has discovered that whis­ gallon: crude rarbolie ncid. It oun­ recognition while touring exten­ ces; bisulphale carbon. 16 ounces; sively the Stales and Canada Since tling Is good for tha health. It nils the longs with invigorating oxygen, ekrost'na one-half gallon. Stir ItNMhte lime has been given mostly vigorously and stir well each time to teaching ami coaching pupils for and this revlvlhes flagging spirits and before using. Painl the floors, the concert stage, besides playing flabby muscles. Boys are prone to walls, boxes, nests, roost*,- dropping; publicly and occupying the position be broader cheated than girla, and boards. ete» very Thoroughly.. It’ .bfTiirwtorijf' piano $8j»rimente of better constructed for deep muscular . you- wish-.4i»” dhmfrrl-- the Inins,, -d'fferuut-large music.’ Boliohl* in and I-tone* because cf lhe lung exercise paint the tedium and sides 'of a Ik>x out of Chicago. Mr. Malek's abili/ which accompanies whistling, and one with lhe yiixture. pul lhe fowls in1 ty as. a teacher of modern piano of the first thlnga^hey try to do when the box. cover with a sack nml; playing was tpjickly rocognixed by keep confined two or three hours.. the public, nml his achievements they've passed babyhood is to whistle. have been prominently identified Path of Learning. with the highest musical and eduNo man can learn patience pxcept Hou lo IhAdroy Ants. ratinnnl interests of the country. Professor'Lewis says that to de­ The Malek School of Music is lo- by going out into the hurly-burly stroy ante.in lhe house, a mixture rated at the saulhvteftt corner of world and taking life as he finds IL— of three grains of tartar emetic Fulton street: East nnd Lafayette Beecher. mid. four onijres of syrup shouldI avenue, in what is known as lhe M. in1 smeared over bite of china, or L. Sweet home. —BANNER WANT ADVH. PAY. chips, and placed in lhe ante' run­ This tine old house lends itself away.- It i.« especially good as a very roadily lo school purposes, remedy because it will not kill lhei and nol only Js conveniently situants immediately. Tin y carry the nlod, but also located in one of the mixture 10 lheir nest and feed the' most desirable residential sections larvae upon if. and thus kill .out of Grand Rapids. - • the entiro colony. ' * | Bohemia's Forest Area. Could one but find their confessions, one Is pretty certain that many of our old parsons had little aptitude for the maklnc of sermons, and Iho Book of Homilies was found very useful. On entering hl* pulpit one Sunday one parson fumbled considerably at the edge of a crack in tho woodwork, then straightened himself os though making tho best of a bad Job. "Friends, the seftfions is gone down the 'glrko,' but 1'11 read a chapter of Job worth the pair of themFrom "Ohl Yarn* of English Lakeland.'* Bohemia has a forest area equal to S9 per cent of Its total area, and th* quantity of wood cut annually aver­ ages 6,174,105 cubic yards, of which 4,316,070 cubic yard* are suitable for building and manufacturing, and the remainder for fuel Bohemia export* annually , . about ___ ____ 1.307.M0 cubic yards of forest product* to Germany, For Iho woman who hoards receipts Jhcro are bill or recatpt books covered with cretonne In so many designs that one can match almost any room. These Infection and Insect Biles bill book# open and ahnt like an accor­ Dangerous. dion. and the cover and flap* are also Mosquitoes, file* and other in­ oFdretonne. sects which breed quickly in gar­ bage pails, ponds and stagnant wa­ Summer Coughs are Dangerous ter, barns, musty places, ctcn are carrier* of disease. Every lime /Summer colds are dangerous. they bite you, they inject poison They indicate low vitality and of­ into’your system frpm which some ten lead lo serious throat and lung dread disease may result. Gel a troubles, including consumption. bottle of Sloan's Liniment? It is Dr. King's New Discovery will re­ antiseptic and a few drops will lieve the cough or cold promptly neutralize the infection-caused by and prevent complication*. Il i* Insect bites or rusty nails. Sloan’s soothing and antiseptic and makes Liniment disinfects cuts, bruises you feel belter at once. To delay and sores. You cannot afford to bo is dangerous—get a bottle of Dr. without it in your home. Money King’s New Discovery at once. back if not satisfied. Only 25c at Money back if not satisfied. 50c. and 91.00 bottles, al your Druggist your Druggist.—Adv. ' - Chink of fienry Smith Grand Rapids, micb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizen*, 6251 Store Phones— Bell, 173 Gtizen*, 5173 Crust for Chickrn Pir. Over 5,0fii) boys and girls assisted Throe cupful* of sffled bread Mrs. Edith W. Pierce, inspector of st reel a iti in Philadelphia to clean up flour. Miree teaspoonfute of bak- rtroets ing imwflvr, one-half teaspoonful of Iho city, salt, one-half cupful of lard and butler, ne pupful of milk. Sift SIM Reward. $100 dry ingrodiente together. flub the shortening with finger-li then stir in lhe mite, using a fc and liandling il lightly. As soon as combined take unto floured, lUva curn now knowt itoard and with a' rolling pin pat| trrnlty. Catarrh twins into tho'required aixa. \ * K Tomato Sauce, for Roiled Meat. ! Two cupfuls ot strained fresh tirmaloes, one grated onion, one tea­ spoonful of sugar, one teupoonful of stilt, one tablespoonfitl of butter, two tablespoonfiils of flour, pepper to taste. Cook tomato until lender, then rub through sieve. Add on­ ion, sugar and salt and simmer for ten minutes. Rub bulter amt flour' together and add a little of the hot Yomalo, Now add to sauce and season to taste. Let simmer unlil well thickened. • PROFFHSSIONAL CARDS PHYSICIAN* Foroertieat forzPeppedi. A. & C. H. BARBHR, One cupful of sleanMl rK-e, onei Physicians and Surgeons. half cupful of ground neef or chicken, oho teaspoonful of minced Cails la city or country, responded to with promptness- dgy or night. red •or green peppers, ope-teaxpoonful minced onion, one Isblcspooiifu! of butter, salt and popnka lo taste,' B. WILLISON, D. D. S.. । Haatings, Mich. strained tomato ns needed. Com­ bine all the above ingredients with­ out mashing them, using just enough of the tomato to bold mix­ ture togethor. Condensed tomato JOHN M. GOULD soup or a fresh st rained tomato cun LAWYER he.used. Office over Grigsby & Brooks India in 1013 sent <0 Phone 17a States 10.’ students, ami HASTINGS, NUCHIOAN 501. 8 F Affiidl ^®We nd IKagM toy tystoai IBIaisIlniiD^s IF>©ftaift2p IBir®adl Anndl MaBlisdi E&rffigiffim Bn°®adl Our word for il, and the word of large and growing list of patrons for it, YOU WILL BE -PLEASED that you settled it-lhct way. If you' know this'bakery, you do-not need to be told that we use only lhe highest grade of materials in the making of Hastings Potato Bread-and Mailed Kreani Bread ; that it's “Baked Glean, -Made Clefln and Sold Clean;’’ that- wc employ the best skilled lal>or; and leave nothing undone that can improve the quality or increase lhe deserved popularity of Hastings' Potato Bread and Malted Kycam Bread, On the scote of wholesome, sanitary food products they deserve a place aLtvery But Bread. you can family,table in Barry County. . ■ . ' whal about the price? That’s the “clincher’’ of bur argument for Hastings Potato YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BAKE BREAD FOR YOUR OWN USE, when buy otir bread. ‘ ismuusra Star Bakery & Restaruant Phone 381 QUALITY BAKE SHOP Hastings, Mich. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-09-03.pdf 8d7bb50dfec97dff93c77887f57d0108 PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY Ctrcolation Gre#t.v Than All Otbu Barry County Paper* Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 4982 THE 20 PAGES HASTINGS PLAYERS ADD HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. SEPT. 3.1914 WANT MILE OF TRUNK LINE SHOULD HIGHWAY SOUTH OF TOWN. RELICS FROM PERRY’S STRENGTH TO LEAGUE TEAMS HUNTINC SEASON On Battle Creek Hoad FLAGSHIP “NIAGARA” Gray and the Chiltons RAISE MORE WHEAT Kynell.OPENEDTUESOAY Extending From City Limits Nearly to Show Up Well In SouthetMi PART ONE-1 TO 8 Everybody Reads The BAN NKR. NUMBER 18 ELECTRICAL STORMS CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGE Donna A. Dolph, of Bellevue. 1# So, FORD CAR RONS OVER HER Star School Howv. Jllehlgun I^agiu*. Tnnrh Her. PROPERTY IS DESTROM I) \\D IS A SURE CROP IF THE Tl.e . ............ .. ... ..... hi Thai Hasting# had u base ball LAW PERMITS SHOOTING SEV­ of I he proposed trunk-line highway i NAVAL t.ONs! Bl (.rtlll GM), GROUND IS PROPERLY ERAL KINDS OF SMALL learn much slronger than lhe fans in Barry county ha# spread from I ROCK. PREPAREQ. thought it wns. i* shown by the GAME. Thornapplr. Baltimore and John*- . excellent work of the Hasting# town townships into Hasting# town-I player# who me finishing lhe sea­ ship, mid W. J. Norris and others. UARNICIPCMT YAMKFf n tiy Wtihmn I*»t- NO TRAINS ON C. K. & S. RY. son with some of the'league tennis. DUCKS, RABBITS ANO LONG BERRY RED KIND Kyneti, who is playing third base M ON LAKE ERIE i. DNTIL SOMETIME FRIDAY IS BEST BROWN HERE for Toledo, has been swatting the SNIPE MAY NOW BE SHOT highway extending on the Battle ball so hard Hint the Toledo team tlreek rbnd from the southern lim­ has been winning game#. Other its of Hasting# to a point, within , Growers Will Realize Hifih Prices members of this temp m-e Stebbins, Inti re •who caught for IhNing# last yenr, Opru Season on Purl ridge mid 1 iilMiiit 8i) rod# from the star .*chno|., r‘»»pht ,(l> 1 rars Aga to Peres, HouMt* Sirin k On Account of the Great ing Farts AInhiI Ohl Sliip 'and Crjissman. " ’ * • »— • Woodcock Hegins October L ।The *ub#rrlptions will undoubted-; and Ollier Damages.. ly tn- very liberal as thi* load is oneJ Raised Year Aga War'In Europe. Hastings three ago. 1 of Hi ” most important ones leading . .... i._. Thera is no reason why Michigan no- iiuiiiHiK limiting m season -m#ou iHinuuiz partially npop into Hastings. The h-ward on a Construct..1 । • »i should n»l become one of the grenl- Dolly Gray will finish I Im season I'lH-ii mile of trunk-line rood 1* $l,,.#l,-I tioel! fot-merlv of Rn*tinir« life with Kalamazoo. He is ndl the; l-IIVII on Mil Tiiesdiiy. lll'-XHQ, when WIM’M it ■> became 1...................... . ,,.................... ful m rablul#. । whirh ’T n"rk’. r'*n‘T*Y.Sr J,a.' " t • r'. lawful io L.ll kill .iu.-k#. ducks, uee*.*. geese, rabbit#. which will will be be an an excellent excelb-m tinan.mil Hnanrlal j “ ■77 properly of .Knlamnzno. however. inu The lower peninsula has all I he ■ .....da । essentials fop successful wheal ■pi ing. «mi no mill! Wiinoqi inxoiwngj ,hlIi -Xiagarat- x.lniii-ul 1‘etTv'.* | eye*. Donna h.san growing. Il has the climate, tem­ •laying much cost for grading. 'Mlag-s hip in the Battle of Lake■ friirhl. hut it i< iiimec pered by our . surrounding Grenl game in (lie Held for the KnlmnnBaltimore township.will build onci i-’i-j,. •rjayetl Likes, and the soil. which produces zoo longue team. HI.# hndher mde of trunk-line W'l-'Wdh th” • tot yekr#,'ago Uii# month.’ TlvElmer, ha# also made n good show­ pnxipert of following i with irnoth- I fragments consist of a piece of lhe ing with the same team. Quite a number of rabbits are re­ er mile. lhe residents Of Johns- k,.,.|Min nn,| another part of Hie corn crop is a failure in .Michigan, Hell is pitching great ball for ported this-eemrnu, lull thick# me 1.™.. .r» Imlldm, a hill ■»■)-. t,„||. Al,„ an. ha.l and little comment is made, yet Tom Si.-M-u-’ (11 *i-go‘comity team. very few, owing Io the fact that Mrelch. extending north from Hie>|i*Hnguished tlieniselvc* by cap- EVERYONE WISHING TO farmers persist in raising corn. But i.alhoiin rnurtiy line, in I hornapple lunnjr lh,. nr4l COinplete BrlHsh BUY OR SELL A FARM British whm the wheat crop i# a failure, a have remained here this summer several miles h>}v® been built and m history, the “Niagara" mid great hue and cry is made, and Hie have been killed off. prepart ions are being made to con- w.vi5ra| sloops, which also fouglil result is that the farmer# are apt HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK Mii-nel more. more ... ........ ...... t. ■ Fort ... Will Re Intcreslrd in Benham A Hiil that it w.i A summary of the game laws fol­ struct in that great battle, attacked to got the idea that wheat Is nn un­ Trim’s Advertisement in Thi IN FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM lows: Mackinac, but the fort was so high certain crop in Michigan. Thi# is Issue of the Bunner. RABBITS— Open season from the bombardment was Ineffective not true and if care is exercised in because the muzzles of the <>UI.preparing Hie ground, selecting For Past Fifty-Eight Years Has September first to March first, in­ [ fashioned muzzle-loading ’’Lmgclusive. When lawfully killed may <1. planting and harve.img. wheat (kmduclcd Extensive (sinsrrvdToms" and carrotiades Could not be be transported mid wild. Unlawful i* 'as. sure, and profitable a crop*as lithe BusIiicms. to use ferrets or guinea pigs in i raised high enough to place the man thinking of buying a farm. any. slielL« behind lhe ramparts, while During lhe past 58 yearn, through hunting, Fanner* mid fruit grow­ It would be well for wheal raiser# period# of .feast iind periods of ers miiy use ferrets in killing rab­ the ships were subjected • to a locrupitM by Frank lUmner in Hie to ob-.erve the following: ' plunging tire from (he guns of the ptiign HinM# sunfamine the lla.-tings National bits on their enclosed lands. briug in many 2ml want w.i* -truck. A portion of Bank ha# enjoyed a suhsImHiiil and ‘SQUIRRELS— Unlawful Io hunt BY RISING VOTE THE QI ARTERbuyers from iiut*idi* of Hie Male t" the. siding mid some shingles were the seed, plant only the best it he vigorous gnAvth from p small be­ fog. black or gray until 1915. l.Y CONFERENCE UNANI­ - leaving two sloops to blockade buy farm# in Michigan.* If HlW long berry ml variety is. the Iwst ginning Io One of the finest mid the island, the American Comman­ MOUSLY ASKS THIS. FUR BEARING ANIMALS--OTisH ocl of' lightning wa­ adapted for Illis locality), free from strongest national bunks in the der took the “Niagara" and sailed TEIL FISHER, MARTEN. FOX. in Elmer Sponalde’s yai fuiil stuff and Inferior ke.riicls. St lite. » c Benham MINK. RACCOON mid SKUNK-Op2—Dip or sprinkle the seed in a Always since its estalilishtnont NET INCREASE OF 25 PER CENT »!?'J!;?.1 i','1": ground. solution of blue, vitro) or fonrialde- its ■directors and officers have been April first, inclusive. * that .light nimi IN MEMBERSHIP IS SHOWN *-.4 -.t-J,;';™- ', men of most sound judgment mid :|H>n.ible"s prenitsMUSKRAT—Open season from linn, mid hustling Real Gonservalivism 3—Fit the ground carefully and careful financing. -plinlered in lh< has marked its course and yet its inclusive. Unlawful to use firearms Societies Gonurilt-d With Ip Georgian Buy aiid destroyed tier 21), ns rccominend<-d by the liolic.y has been broad enough to or explosives in hunting muskrats. All damaged *maH buildim another post and some .-mall trad- sale, advertised .in this issue, Slate agricultural college, thus allpw every reasonable nccommoChurch Show Marked Gains. DEER—Open seasion from Nov­ Mr. Benham ha* had a large avoiding the Hessian tly, the grent- dalfon Io its patrons apd maintain ember tenth to November thirtieth. the greatest advantages to its de­ At a largely attended fourth perate by the faun The use of the foregoing forniulas positors. Success has crowned the £1.50: non-resident hunter's license management and today Hastings quarterly conference of the First blockade. slide < advertisunenls as lie has had thuNotional Bank enjoys tho confi­ £25.00. Alien resident hunter's li­ Methodist Episonpal church of this iMianled one of tin War is going on in Europe. .The dence of nil of Barry county mid cense S25JD0. May have in poses- city held Monday forenoon the whitil producing, countries will con- surmujiding territory. e a meeting of the sion thirty days after close Of sea­ member.* ummimo.usly, and by a fltripes' nt the mast-head mid thus e.Hiilng from people Ining in Ohio, *uine, if anything, inoi#’ wheat than of the county in son. Unlawful for any person to disguised Nailed Hie cajdtired boat Indiana and Illinois, where fanm rising vote, requested the relurn of When the new financial read­ kill more than two.' Unlawful to usual. It is up to the United Stales justment consort. lands have roarlicil a very, high by the federal govern­ kill in red coal, or fawn in spotted Rev. Russell H. Bready for another to supply much of this unusual de­ which they easily surprised, conference year. mand for wheat in Europe, and it ment occurred in which the Reg­ coat. Unlawful to pursue, kill or Mackinac is- going to sell out and locale where The pulpit *upp|y committee, boarded mid seized. 1Io *kiiv that corre­ ional Bank Federal Reserve Sys­ capture any Heer while it is in the consisting of Judge Clement Smith. farm# can be homrhf for les* mon­ numerous thaj I cannot spondingly high, prices for wheat tem was established Hastings Na­ water. Unlawful to use dogs in John G. Ketcham and Arthur G. their stomachs with a# much ease ey. It i# needlesAto sny that Bentional Bank became a member mid hunting. Unlawful to kill until I92i) will follow. Brown, presented a set of resolu­ a# they-arc today al the summer slmids sixlh among’ the national Tli« wheat ‘growers of thi# ctHin- banks of the Stale upon the Na­ get ns many of them ns possible to tions highly cnmnfi-nHhn: thi# work htdels. try should lake advantage nf (bls tional Holl of Honor. They have of Rev. Bready, and urging District When the “Niagara ’ was nn locate in Barry County. Read llletr Greatly Enjoyed Band Concert. 111111*111111 HiluHtion and ptanl'n larm* a special adv. this week in the Superintendent Floyd and Bishop longer in use, its old hulk was advert isenfont on page 9. a. remrelnf wheat mid reap the re­ BANNER which is shown some- HOLSTEIN 6REEDERS Burl to return him Io tho local ward of yoming high prices. • Sailll llullaiKl W. CT. I'. tiling of their strong financial These resolutions were FAVOR CONDENSARY HERE church. The South Hut land \\ sllunling. likewise adopted by unanimous lighter were raised a year ago lust vole. spring. . The ship was rebuilt mi CARRIERS Rev. Bready was deeply touched Movement laiunchrol at Picnic by the very evident appreciation TO MEET IN MIDDLEVILLE PREPARATIONS COMPLETED ■•‘Health Held on Fair Grounds. iVuturc of his labors here, and in response FOR HARRY COUNTY FAIR Developments Awaited. said that, in view of the unity of built by men brought lung. leader. Semi-Annual Gathering to be En­ the church in Its vmk and in its That a condensary would lie of tertained In Village, on Mon­ All Departments Organized for great henelll to the fanners of Bar­ lie might be returned to this Held, day. September 8. llnhllng Big Exhibition Week ry county. Io the business men of when* his labor# had been a. pleas­ nt Erie, and The semi-annual gathering of the Hastings and to the dairying in­ ure and where After Next. was prqmi.-e launched (he ships Im Barry County Rural Letter Car­ terests of the county was brought Complete organization has been of still greater .service on the part tiinhi'Y, so much'in a riers’ Association "'will he held in out by the Holstein breeders at their the community Middleville on Monday. September uiade tiy (he officers mid directors first annual . picnic nt the fair of -the church 7th. This will he Labor Day mid of the Barry County Agricultural grounds, Thursday. The program and the surrounding territory, mid all Hie carrier# will enjoy a holiday. Society for holding the fair week was carried out ns announced by where he believed far greater re­ sults could tie obtained than had finds coimecled with the two fragThe Middleville carriers are plan- after next. They are milking ev ry effort to give the public the best the talks by Mr. Ketcham and Mr. yet been realized. The reports of tin- various soa trip t» Gun l«akc. it is rumored. exhibit inn the public was ever of­ ItorkwiMxl. both being absent. C. A. 'j cieties and All carriers who have automobile# fered ill Barry County. Kerr was called upon to speak and -Ictko r.;;.| organizations of this the broadsides of her own batterare requested*to bring them to the The night fair on Wednesday and he explained the lienetlls of a eon- active church all evidence splendid progress. The chun-h debt had meeting. The Middleville carrier# Thursday and possibly on Frijay, is densnry in a .town in which he been reduced over £2,010 during the tin- Yankee sailors. rordiglly invite nil lhe carriers and a new department which promises formerly rosiilvd. year, with no special effort direct- ship.- ItM). that carried the British to be very well patronized. A their families. The 1.11 di is Aid prisoners and wounded to Sandus­ great deal of inleresl. lias been ex­ sary has been given up and .-efforts ei| to Hint end. during tin* ky. . whj’njfe llioy were • marched pressed in lhe motor-i^rle ran*.to wilt be made-to induce.-a company had raised oyer CITY TO HAVE SEPTIC TANK deterniine* "(he clinnipii>n'#hip' nf to establish one in Hustings. Plans yi-ar. - The i'ot->-:-ii and Home southward through the Ohio wil­ AND SEWER IN SECOND WARD Barry county. This race will close .for promoting the project ate now. Missionary Sorietb- made encour­ derness 1/ Frankfort. Ky.. win the program on Friday afternoon. being made, and will soon be an­ aging gains. There had been a line they remainoYi until exchanged. increase in the benevolent con­ Arrangements have been made tributions of lhe church. The Work Will Soon Begin on Im­ for a spncial excursion train mi llie nounced. Brothel hood had done tine work, VETERINARY ACCUSED OF provements Ordered by State C. K. A S-. railway, in order to ac­ mid was preparing for still greater CRUELTY TO A HORSE . Board of Health. commodate. those who Aunt Io at­ COSTS LESS TO ATTEND next year. The Sunday school enBARRY COUNTY'S FAIR’ '“Ument of 835 place'll it not be. Following tiie requirement# nf tend the night fair. DAnni uUUnii a nun 11IW lln. UUnLlll lk,. conference in Herman L Schuh ol Grand Itupiils The officer# are planning some nn iH-der of the stale hoard of i-nrolhiioiit io-nl>.ildv Iho lf.-*t enrollment no.I and probably lhe.Hr.*t liehlth, the city of ITfSlFnifs will nthrijrnttntrttnnR. which If obtain­ Than II Did At Marshall, .Where 3 in point of attendance. * Tn.: new Arrested on Complaint of Grant install a septic tank to dispose of ed. will be announced next week. Whitlock. Thornapplr. the sewage from lhe new Mont­ Coupons Were Sold adopted during tinyear, mid had gomery St.” sewer which will he Council to Improve Streets. Charged with cruelty-to a h< For $1.00. accomplished much in caring sys­ belonging to Grant Whitlock laid in the second ward. The The city council have decided to lank i# a modern invention design­ improve at the northwest city lim\ i ‘ Sec’y Dawson, Treasurer Shel­ tematically for the church linen- Thomapple township. Herman I. ed to prevent the pollution of its the road leading past tho come- don and Sut>t. of Speed Department •lloams by consuming the sewag.-. lory. and Stale si reel where it joins Spence, of Hie Barry County Agri­ was for large gain* in envelope nmy college in Grand Rapids, was more than a local Ilanling# will be one of thet first the mile of good roads nt the east !cultural Society were in Marshall contributions for the support of arrested, lhe latter part of Li*f Thursday attending tho fair and se­ the local church and the benevo­ week mid brought before Justice cities lii the'Stille to install a sep­ bind ihi curing attractions for Barry Coun­ lences. tic tank. . Cadwaflader. Ho stood mute mid called road have I discredit which- will he held. But far and away the best thing gave Isind* for *3tX) for appearing taries are Tho sower will, begin at Bond to the community, and their im­ ty's Big Fair, 15-i9. They were very on September 2J. Mr. Schuh is community mid Montgomery streets mid will prov) ment will be considered by the September successful in their mission. As a mnllnuc down Montgomery hnd city nn excellent investment of tin* result a number of tine horses will gain of 25 per cent In membership. nrcuswl of performing a painful Al lhe beginning of lhe year there operation on lhe horse without ad•r what Itoys. yotinu Railroad street# t«» a point on the nond'fund. . . be added to the list of entries to were -M»membeis. During th<i di-tmgui*h tl niinislnring an anesthetic, mid with families are moving to now hmm,-#.that river bank near the wool boot mill "The loose dirt. Vill bo scraped year 25 hn<| taken their letter# mid leaving tho milmat hobbled mi in another commupily, that letter#) friend by the mil tai.* on his cap. whcn» the Junk wflf "bo located. away, and replaced with grayel. af­ the races. ------------------------------ ■----------An important •discovery made had moved elsewhere, or had with- hour and a half when the. time of introduction may precede <*r This sower will dispose of the ter which lhe steam-roller will be Alhad lost _the name should have be.-n shorter. The immediately follow each one. sewage from the second ward used upon it. The city has been which will bo of interest to the res­ school, thus' solving a problem doing some exrollent mad vork in idents of Barry county, was the fact heen received into membership, horse is said Io have died as a re­ that al-the Marshall fair only three making a net gain of iOl-. publrc. who*#* home he wa sult of-(he treatment. , The war­ manual training which has threatened to create un- the M>'conq wnnl. Under all those circumstances, rant was issued after Humane schools of tiiis cil coupons were sold for $1.00, which s:inilnry condition# in Hie second made the cost of admission con­ and because of then- great Ir-ve for to Hast-105 reals vv. their pastor as a mail and -ps a riapiijfl. Oldest U. of M. Grad Is Dead. . had siderably more than in Hastings. I lie inu*. 'and that h< minister of God. it k small' won­ charges. Rev. Belville Roberta, aged 87 The South Is “In the Sluldlc.” . der that not only lhe ofllciary <.f Five new aAjislaiit Mirg«*«in< In years, n member of the first class Masonic Picnic Monday. the church, but its I'tilire member ­ twenty-four hours of a y> the Fublic Health Service have Ju*d that graduated from the Univer­ Boy Sent to Reform School. The annual picnic of the mem­ ship. mid lhe many, who attend in Hie city deti’riiiiin*-lib town to cents'worth been appointed by the Socrelnry «f sity of Mrchigari. died at Norris­ Walker Rumsey, aged 15 years, of i.i-ui . nr city. Then h» called the Treasury McAdoo. As usual, town. Pa, Sunday/August 23 and ber# of Lhe Masonic mid Eastern hut do not as yet belong, are unit­ Freeport, who was caught in- the perfected ' up thill town. I hey are all from the south. They was inaried on August 26. He was Star lodges of Barry county will ed in their desire that Rev. Bready act of pilfering money from the I orgrnii“Is iliure, are: ‘ Thomas Francis Keating, of a brother of James P. Roberts and be held at Thornatiplc lake on be returned Io Haslings for the Here Marquette station In Freeport, year. Unless There will be a picnic next conference -zations in the world by means of town working in the cemetery who Maryland: Charles Ronry Warirtg. John Roberts, both prominent pio­ Monday. Every member of the there shall lie. some very al long de­ was sent to the state industrial which it help* nearly :u») nmn atrtl i* .■xpecling a relative from thi' of Mfasimuppi; George Alexander neer residents of Hastings. Rev. dinner. I school Xor boys in Lapsing. Friday. Wheeler of Norrti Carolina: Henry Belville Roberta was known in lodges should be present and have mand for him from some city out­ Rumsey-will probably remain there boys a month to get pleasantly and;obi country?" Rev. R. H. Bready side the .Michigan s’onference, it rightly located m that city: {ikj “Ye?, and he's become greatly Charles Yarlmrough, of Alabama; Hastings in the early days, ns he a good time. will probably deliver an address. would seem iluit there could be lit­ until 18 year# old. Rumsey-conn*.# They an* introduced by the COUil-' excited because Hie date for tJie apd Roland Edward Wynne, of Mi#-1 often came here to visit his broth­ from a family in good circuin.*lan- try correspondent: There will also be u brief im ­ tle question as to hi* return. Sure ­ sought and.boy’s arrival i# long overdue,, mid ers and their families. He held sissippi. ces mid Ihcrt' .wns no necessity for program. The west­ ly it would bo dillh’iilt to sec any paslorales in Illinois, West Virgin­ promptu located within 21 hours by the city; the young, man ha# not yet come” bound afternoon’ train will sIod at place within tho bounds of the his (hefts. association through its 118 local; A special Tfforl is.'lieing madn Wespinter Becomes City Father. ia and other stales. Thornapple. The Masonic lodge# conference where he could ac­ “key men." volunteer# who are in-1 now by th” corre-fponding secre-. Carl W. Waspinter was elected by Ha.M- Ball Tournament, in Barry county are located at complish more by his ministry terested tn th” new comers; >3) Io- taries in Barry i’.ounty to secure E. T. U. Picnic. lhe members of fht> city council on Hastings, Middleville, Nashville, than he can jn Hastings. There will be q Ijasc bail tourn­ cated in church Bible class the‘the names of all young men going Friday evening to fill the vacancy The annual picnic of the E. T. U. Orangeville, Woodland. Hickory ament at Cottage Grove near npxl Sunday. ' away to college that college and . in the fourth ward caused by the assembly will beheld al the Fair Corners. Advertised Letters. They have a combined Dowling next Saturday. Every One New York Association di-! university BMocixtnm- may tn* fivrecent resignation of John Wnnlon. grounds I.alwr Day. All members membership of about 600. The .Mr. Eddie Coats, Mr. Ira Wood­ base ball fan will find there some recls 350 young men a month tolen an opportunily to Help them Me. Wespinter will don lhe official arc invited In al tend and bring well O. E. 8. chapter# of these lodges men, Mr. F. W. Barney, Mrs. Chas. exciting contests which they boarding houses which it regularly I find lodging, boarding places 004 loga al the next meeting. tilled bankets. have about 500 members. I. Ricker, Mi#* Male ! Ruby. should not miss. inspects. ,• ’ goad friends. ' .. -S IT UNANIMOUSLY REQUEST Mil OF BEV. BREAD! D02$D Barry County Y. M. C. A., To Extend Service to Young Men Leaving Home to go Elsewhere �THE HAgHNflfl BANNER. HEPTEMBER 3, 19H. Dress Materials For School Wear Perhaps you are thinking of buying dress material for yourself; perhaps some­ thing for your daughter, or daughters for SCHOOL WEAR. We have just what you want and in such assortments that we know we can please you in QUALITY, DESIGN and PRICE. A nice line of Ginghams at per yd_____ A full line of Ratines at per yard_ Good line of Poplin at per yard___ The 12c Children’s Hosiery, light and <An heavy weights 25ct15c and 19c See our line of Fall Outing Zp Flannels at 12c, 10c, 8c, and 25c STANDARD PATTERNS CARRIED IN STOCK For Youths and Misses For Boys and Girls Our Personal Guarantee YOUTHS Prices: $1.25, 1.50, 2.00 and $2.25. while for you to make yonrpurchases of shoes from our fine slock. No stock of good, serviceable footwear is as com­ plete in-any store in Barry County. The best tire always the cheapest.. That’s the reason we can save you money. Hastings, Mich. Sizes from M to 2. MISSES Makes it worth W. E. Merritt Store Phone 66 Shoes That Have Service Priocs: $1, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00 and $2.25. Sizes to 2. BOYS Prices: $1.50,1.75, 2.00, 225, 2.50 and $3.00. Sizes 2^ to 6. We Have AU The Above in Button or Lace Growing Girls Shoes With Low Heels Prices $1.50 $2.00 and $2.50 SPRING BROOK. INCUBATOR OF QUEER DESIGN Mr. and Mrs. Guy Honcy*«*t( Hpenl Safurdaynnd Sunday- with Sizes 2# to 7 Chintz* Otvlca Do** the Work of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hingham. ■..., Ik— Am .Mrs. (!. E. Barber has returned .from RielilainL wher she has been ■ visiting relatfves for tho past week. Continued from page one. Certain of the Chinese In the into.Mr, mid Mrs. Allen Hingham and। in Uwrlrn. iilhouu. -tan- Inn- ;.-w ■■•••■>■ |h« wwk cn,l with। rtor districts adjscent to Amoy em­ ploy a unique method for hatching ’barn. Jackson, Kalamazoo. Oakland j relatives in Oshlctno, and St. Clair counties. I nlawftit tor Mrs. C. E. Honeysett lias return?, both hens' and ducks* eggs. In this kill until 11HH on Bbh Blanc Bland, i rd from Vicksburg, where site hasi connection ft may be of'4nten>st tn Unlawful to knowingly trap, injure [ been spending lhe past tjiree note that some years ago a missionary or kill any deer or offspring thereof i weeks. living near Amoy suggested to tho which are kept in or have escaped I Mr. and Mrs. C. Dennis are visit­ natives that tho patent American Infront any private enclosure. ■ ....„ in? ... |rf Dowagiac,. cubator might be of great service to ■ .DC.AT—I -Mitis WOLF. LYNX, and WILDCATMiss Ida Coleman, Colour- of Kalamazoo. - ------------- ' the local Chinese—only to learn of TAM.tR.U I.OHXKHK. Bounty for wolf over six months ! who ba* been spending the pant their own process, which ta very eco? HAD TO RUN HUSBAND, TOO „ w»*r ' Kiui<»y»nxK. MARCH STRAIGHT TO THE SEA <25.00: for wolf under nix months, week with Mrs.. Dee Bingham, ha*; nominal. Usually a largo percentage , . ---------- --- ------_ Min. van Tuyl of .Morgan, is vtsof ths eggs produce live chicks "?'! of Mr- "Finnefrcck, <10.00; for lynx. K00; for wildcat, returned to her home.) liling her daughter, Mrs. P. .Maxson I Ml» KlUIr lliiurhf.ni- .prof lh»। "2. "'"'I' ..... .. -..ii.rday mo-nlnn J3.00. • Hand family. i — k .nd will. Ml„ Hwl Ifnnlm „, T “ ‘ ‘ i","". ‘ •> <:»• lhI — » Inn, |»ll-n< GAME BIRDS1 Leu Strow and son arc building Hubby. Mr. M>.t» .. .■n(-llf»i»l>K h' l' ‘■n.Uin. -nil...,.,- w- .,11 4>,. i a new tool shed. QUAIL— Unlawful to kill until ! sister from Chicago. , It down by fanning or by allowlug.tho sympathy lo th.- bereaved f.tmilv. I Floyd Downing and wife visited Wil .Mr. nnd Mm. Perry Atkilts of j »»nd to Mow through until It Is lake- Funeral Tuesday at 10 n'elork nt A traveler was taking bls dinner lheir daughters. Mrs. Dale Navuc fresh watar PRAIRIE CHICKEN-Unlawful to Kalamazoo, spent Sundayal Chas. ***■”>• He then spreads a throe-inch tho home-.md II o’clock al lhe'I . ono day at a mountain farmhouse on and family in Maple Grove, Sun- »tree me of tho West Indian moun­ kill or capture at any lime. . layer of the rlco In n wooden tub and B- church nt Woodland. the headwaters of the Cumberland day. tain e are quantities of crabs that rJ'WDC0GK r"nd!! Haskin’s. Sp¥rCF*’HFN’-fii’Hm'’mw«m from ..Clllir,''s Haskills ’ has goneto places about 100 eggs tb'ereon; anoth- 1 Mrs. Clnra Sear- i nh-rlaimd Mrs. river, and. tho lady of the house, who: IXltell Brown Went to her school Octoin'r Tlr»t'tn ovu.Imt thirtieth- i Rnn’ia!* ,0 vwlt rthlives. I sr layer of rice, thia second and sub- M,'<’'*aJk.|l,?1"n*,|,'l7,?h Hr’ had (our children playing around the work in Kalnmo. .Monday. October first tn X November thirtieth. | i sequent layers being but t«o Inches ',r; an'* Mr»- ,“1l'h «cnm y. Frt- front of the catabllahment. was in- i ',r‘- r-b'le Brown anti daughter, incliAive. Unlawful to take ihorei NORTHEAST HITI.A.M).’ la thickness. Is spread over the eggs. ,' 3J’ dined to repine at her hard luck In: B2'u,!,h- *•' visiting friends in Hom- crab* Indeed. than nix in one day. .Unlawful to; School comimuiccd this uian six in one calendar, ratenaar; ’ V Mon-1 Each tub will have six. layers of rice ' a, Anligo. having so much work to do. take jure more than When an American lady, crab year. Inl.wfhl f„ h»<- iikt.- I*ulf£> -'Ih In ■ •iu. are -i- iuliiiu thrir va­ . -...... I.yda Mater, of Maisliull, Is il Frank Dunkin’s. . .. ----- — vi’iliug around here. lifteen in possession at one time. ih'ua: will be 600 eggs in each tub— The; said. In a tone whictrindlcatcd lhat; Mrs. Mary Gardner visited h-r Without more ado and keepe them at­ vvvTPii iv.R-i ',r- an‘> J,r*- wMoore were in . ----Sears is altenduiR the she ready to rcalan. brother, T. C. SchoDeld in Wuod- tached to her body until they are r f.-.-........................... . J XorllH-asl Hastings last Friday to rice should be heated once every 24 Woodland high -.hoot Ibis yiur. ^ DLGKS, SNIPE.^PLf AF.R, SHORE *■■<> lhe new granddaughter that hours, the eggs being taken out at batched. But not so her West Indian ,-How many ocrea have you?" tlia land. Tuesday. Uk’oZ'iT;.. ** »<t,,i"liiig th.- traveler Inquired. BIRDS and SORA HAILS-Open arrived nt their son Glen’s -Inst ."rb >’■»• wh... .h. j Margaret Hutchens of charlotte, cousin. She Urea In tho mountains, season from September ilr>*t Io De-' Tiic«<lay. . put In the rice tho bottom layer is ■■ , . a. ... : . ’ "A hundred nnd forty; twenty tn i > «V'I Sara Frank .of Nash- but ahe feels that she muat lay her M<‘-dam<*s On and Percy Leh­ ci'inluT ihirty-ilrst. inclusive. L«,<m Shorlen’s father and mother fUM on <oP ud of thBolhar „„„ ..... and rhddn-n spent Thursday wheat, sixty In corn, ten In medder iat Charlie Neaac». eggs in tho sand of tho seashore. No-. RAILS and COOTS—Open season' of. Quimby are visiting them al layers ono row lower down, while the man al nl p n p; iz Cniton’e where elae will do. . an' palter, an' the balance acatterln': Kr*. 5* ifrom September fifteenth to Decem- present. eggs previously In the center of ihe( ’ ’ an" woods" ' Elmer Gillman and wife and litSo, once a year, all the West Indian Iber tliir|y-lli>t. inclusive. Nora Smith rclqrned Iasi Thurs­ -Ooi u, uockr ;or SprtnnX.rl. Ktoli-r crabs gather in a great army, which \ GEESE, BRANT. PINTAIL. RED*. day from nn extended visit with tire tub is covered with a cotton mat­ Ionin, fill* w.-ek into 4hoir sometimes stretches 40 yarda wide ItMiiie he r**c»-nlly purchased. BEAD. BLUEBILL WHISTLER, relaUyes .west of Middleville. and more than a mile long. Then Mrs. W. Z. Moore and Amanda trees. The chicks and ducklings are BUTTEJIBALL and WIDOEON—Op­ produced In 20 to 30 days? And you run lhe whole business? _________________ ' en season from September tirst to Krom-willer were in Grand Rapid­ One of the great difficulties with leading and the females behind. last Wednesday and Thursday t<» In the Blizzard. ‘ Indeed I do; every hide an' hair uvi April thirtieth, inclusive. visit (heir sister, Mrs. E. E.‘ Lam- this method Is the inability to tell | Nothing can turn thia flerce little Ftrnt Pedestrian (rounding the cor­ It," she sighed. “A great many people comq hero army 'from Ita course. If a house the— eggs oreaijx. who i.- in very poor health. .lust when ------------.— will ner hatch, |,y (hewhich Woolworth building nnd "Hut you have hired help?" Unlawful to lake riiorujhan twentySunday r* "Yea." anawervd the keeper Mrs. Martin Poland ’ s sister and etands in Its way, or a wall, or a cliff, ?u-C?-r,*'rC^e?_ ,rco<hcr,n« ot, aeuddlng before tho blast)—"I beg "In course, hut 'tain't hired help that live in one day. ’ In tho zoo. "And I'm to glad of IL friends from Rockford yisiled her the young very poulble. over ft goes. Somettmca hundreds of — ~-~~o | your pardon, hid you meet a bat coin­ takes the load often a body*." There | PLOVER and WOODCOCK-rUn- Sundiiy. Ing thi* way Juat now?" was phltcsophy tn that iiiatcmcnt, and It aecma to sort of cheer the animals crabs are killed In their tracks, but lawful to take more than six in one the host keeps straight on. turning { Second P«.d"»txian (leaning strongly the traveler paused a tninulo. day. o’clock.. neither to the right nor lo the left. SNIPE iiiid OTHER SHORE "Haven't you got a htitband?" he, .againvt th., gale)—I did meet n hat— BIRDS—Unlawful to take more When the army arrives upon the f 1 "Can you tell me where to find a but I let TS-fty-un. It dl.J not nt me.— next asked, with a good deal of sym­ - Wakens Something Akin. than ten in one day. "I rU..«.UT,u!.M0*h 8ty’L,u i K0"11 n*hlcr? 1 havo * bad caso of , New York" Evening Post. pathy. , To be able to appreciate anything seashore, the females settle down con­ PLOVER, WOODCOCK, SNIPE I never yit cd sec why folks come Insomnia." tentedly In tho sand and deposit their Tea. «lire»|-ondcd, very slowly, excellent reveal* that something akin and OTHER SHORE BURDS—Un­ Mt from th’ city■ f th' farm t' make -why do you want to And a fighter Anri Do Noth,n_ •but I have to run him. too." j to that nxcellcnco also dwell* In our- egge.. And when tho laying Mason lawful to lake more than Ofty in one slch a tarnation fuss about th' beauty for that?" And Do NothlnB. is over, the old crabs turn around and calendar year. ----- -... .। ; , . . . k Tho 1|1(|>1| world is1|ut Tull OT of „people who ■ -------------selves.—The Christian Register, uv cj ’d------yow?" . dandelions, --------------------------bl march serenely home. GEESE. BRANT and DL'CKS»« " ■» * Th. r.n». ’ Give our Want Giluinu a trial for L'nlawful to have more than twen­ -■■■.NMaTwANT ADVS. PAV^ everybody reads IL BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. ‘BANNER WANT ADVS."-----ty-live in (»oMrt»ion. PLOVER. WOOIM'.OCK. SNIPE and OTHER SHORE HIRDS-Unlawful Io have mdre than twenty in :.—i.>n. • Unlawful to tire any floating’<levice propelled by steam, ipts. nap­ tha. oil. jpisoliiu*, or electricity, or sail tx>.iL or to use any swivel or punt guq. battery, sink boat or sim­ ilar device hi hunting. Unlawful to use gun uf greater size than ten gitage. Unlawful to hunt from sun­ set (o sunrise. ~MISCELLANEOUS- PROVISIONS GAME BIRDS- Shall not be ship­ ped by express, freight or baggage, nor in any other manner, but spall Must appeal to you. The low prices we are quoting strike a hard blow against our old enemy, “high cost of living." The war we have declared as open baggage only. May have in pose.sMim thirty davs on prices have brought us hundreds of eager recruits, who have joined the vast army of satisfied Wcickgcnant & Riedc patrohs*_J Do you belong after season. Members of clubs to this great army? If not you had better join the ranks today or as soon as possible, assist us in reducing this great stock and at the same time owning lands in this Slide lo whom permits have been i—ued may carry fatten your purse. twenty ducks ns hand baggage. ’ HUNTERS LICENSE- Residents hunting protected game birds or an­ MEN LOOK HERE imals. oilier than deer, outside of WAR HOW ARE YOUR Come On, Mr. Man!“-SUITS ! RUBBER the county in which they reside, COLLARS ? Are- selling so cheap you had better buy one more. You had belter look over must procure license. Fee, 81.00. will not only advance Rub­ has advanced too % since Persons buttling on their own lands, your supply of Shirts. We •Any >22.50 Suit, Change of Firm Sale price._ S14.39 You can’t afford to have ber goods but will cause a their minor children and employees war was declared. Yes, are still offering Any S20.00 Suit, Change of Firm Sale price... ^12.87 your neck sawed, when we are exempted. Rcside.nl deer hunt­ shortage. we have your $1.00 ' are selling ing license, g|J50. Unlawful for Any StS.oo Suit, Change of Eirm Sale price._.$11.87 RAINCOATS non-residents to hunt or kill proSHIRTS Rubbers Any $16.50 Suit, Change of Firm Sale price. $10.69 COLLARS tectetpgaine birds or animals, other for 67c and are going fast at at Any $15.00 Suit. Change of Firm Sale price.. >9.98 tlnui deer, without having procured for license; fee. gtOJMi; alien residents and they are “Elgin" made. 15 % Discount 25 % Discount Any $13.50 Suit, Change of Firm Sale-price $8.77 8c Each nf flic State niu»t procure license to bunt protected game and birds, olbcr than .deer, the fee for which , is.ten dollars. •*Non-resident (leer hffn ing Iwenze. <25.00.- Lfcrnres for hunting game other Ilian deer.may be procured from county clerks or Arranged on racks, priced at less Arc going fast. These prices Stale game. H4i and forestry-war­ den. Mnsing. Deer hunting licenses • than manufacturers’ cost would tempt a miser! . procured from county ch rks. USE OF DOGS—Lawful to train ^jtoo, $4.50 or >4.00 Pumps, Oxfprds or Coloninla, Sale Price_____ _ _______ $.2.98 on game birds within ‘iifteen days $3‘5O» $3-oo or Xa.50 Pumfis, Oxfords or Colonials. Sale Price____ . ___ ____ _ $1.98 $4.00 Lacc or Button Top Shoe, Change of Firm Sale Price_____ ____ ______________ $2.98 of thft. ruflled grouse season, but ttersoiiB training must not.carry >1.25 or I2.00 Pumpg, Oxfords or Colonials, Sale Price.____ _______ _______ >1.39 $3.50 Lace or Button Top Shoe, Change of Firm S||la Price._______ -$2.48 firearms when so doing. Unlawful to uae in hunlIng deer. . ENGLISH -SPARROW-Bounty, two cents for each head, birds kill­ ed during December, January and ’ rnjyilic ON ENCLOSED LANDS HUNTING SEASON OPENED TUESDAY IRONSIDE SHOE COMPANY Masonic Temple Bldg. T„ Phone 176 Hastings, Michigan «...... ,lSis ;’i7.-SKiTais-j&HK-sah;; dw*S'r“ror®“ toauA Wk mnk, <h. AS A MATTER OF ECONOMY THIS ■* CHANGE, OF FIRM SALE 4 OXFORDS, PUMPS and COLONIALS (•tc.—Unlawful to hunt in public parks or game preserves or on eut-hiMtd land* uf another when such loedi *r» pu>tei against hunting, •xccpi M’ilh owner’s consent. . LACE and BUTTON SHOES weickgenantkie.de. Successors to Grant H. Otis & Co. Hastings, Mich �THE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 3. WIL COUNTY CANVASSERS I COUNTING THE VOTES BOARD DETERMINES NOMINA­ TIONS OFF VARIOUS PARTY. CANDIDATIX OSBORN RECEIVES A LARGE PLURALITY Contests for Niniiliialion Principal­ ly on Republican llrkel. Many Candidates Unopposed. The toiard of rnuniy ennvassar* were in session on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon determining lhe final and idllchil res tills of lhe primary eleclion Iasi week. The vote throughout lhe county wu* very light, especially among Hie deinncrats ami progressives-'whoso candidates almost without excep­ tion wore untip|M)sed. Tho vole of lhe progressive parly was very light compared willi. Im* showing made two years ago. • • 'Hie results of the canvass of the repuldie-.in. doimiendic mid pro- GpvcrAor. Republican:—Ellis. 2ft); Grus beck. 125; l.inhin, 107; .Mnrtindnh*. 2.31; Osorn. 4tlM. Tolals 1'221. D»*iiiucratiiv W. N. Ferris. 2so. Progressive, Henry PalteiiLieutenant Governor—Republi­ can: Curts. 261; Dickinson. 536; Heineman. 2H5. Democratic, Beach. Progressive; McBride, 45. Reprcsenrative in Congress—Re­ publican, Hamilton, 701: Thomp win. 159. Democratic, Beetle, 150; Arnold. 76; Jarvis, 65. I'nigrossivc. Harvey, 12. yilato Senator—Republican, fiinlth, Mn; Schmtl, mo.* Fnrniss, 367, Democratic, Palmer, 271. LOCAL NEWS A daughter was Imm on Monday lo Mr. amt Mrs. Jakie Edger. Attend lhe .Millinery Opening of Ironside A Mirhner^. Friday and Saturday, Sept. \ -uni 6, Adv. • Born, to Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson. August. 2rt, a 10 pound son. Mrs. Wilson dangerously III. Mrs. W.-S. Godfrey has moved ,to Grand Rapids, where slieTiljs a po­ sition in fhr Houk deporfmenl of Spring’s slon*. .Men’s M*weii or nnned solos. 60 cenfs; wnuvn's sewed or nailed solos. 5(1 cents. Be-t grade of leather. Ludlow’s- Electric Shoe Shop.-r-Adv. (’.. A. Kerr informed lhe BANNER "scribe” this week Hint August. 1911. had lHN*n the biggest month in calls for “Purity" flour Hint he has ever had. If will take several .weeks for. him lo catch up witli his Rev.- Dr. J. fi. Floyd of Grand Rapids, district superintendent held quarterly meeting rervices .on Hastings circuit Sunday, mid con­ ducted. lhe fourth quarterly confereiice for the local .Me||iodi<*t Episcopal church Monday. Tile regular inonlhly meeting of the Mystic Worker*' lodge was era! wore inilhded. ' Mrs. Jeuiina Laneo, of Grand Rapid*, district manager of Ilie fraternity, was Firc-Sorit mid addressed lhe gAlherng. The lodge i* rapidly grow­ ing nnd others will he initialed if! Frauk- Smilh, the painter, is promt of his success in raising a largo crop »f yams in his garden. The yam is similar tn a sweet poluto and -is a well-known garden product in the southern slate*, but it swms to thrive well in Michigan. SER ofllce a tuber weighing two ipid three quarter* fuiunds. Burr Vmi Houten, an employe of the Thornnpnle Gas A F.leciiie Heprescnlnlive in Alate LigiMo- company, distmgiiislied himself on Mui..lay afi.-1110011 by slopping a MS. lurr lloiiubllcmi. Weiswrl, ' 276. runaway team on Stale Slreel. I lenlocrnl ic, Kronewit I er. Progressive^ Boyes, It. leant coming he leaped into the Slieriif— Republicmi, Manni, wagon, seized the reins imd slop­ Pro- ped tho horses. onV oL thein hav­ DemurraUt*, Williams. 2H7. ing fallen down mid sibling along I'.oiinly Clerk Republican, raw.*, RttV. Democratic, RayAl lhe request of Grand Rapids wild. 270. Progressive, !«. olllcers. Slieriff Williams arresied Treasurer Republican. Nevins. John Diicliane. aged 27 ye ">W<: s-hanlr. If*: Maywood. 219. lhe Parker Hini.se, Monday Democralic. McIntyre, 277. Pro­ and lodged him in jail f night. Ducham*, was” ink f Deisls— Republican. Grand Rapids on Tuesday I IBM. t Democratic,! rer Bliuston. Durbane was e,| for hurling a piece of g; Prosemiliiig Friday and Saturday SPECIALS We have for the two days, Friday and Saturday, prepared a great many Special Bargains that we believe will do our customers a lot of good. Notice our LOW PRICES below. Coats, Suits and Skirts 1915 Coats are in, stock—Cape Coats, Ural Lamb, Plushes, Fancy Coats, etc.. TufNlay aflcniiam of blood ing. She i< survived by h . timid, a daughter ngetl IR years old. a son aged 15 years and nn Inflinl Min born on Wednesday of last week.. Funeral services will In* hrftl from her lain home nt 3:'H1 o'clock 'I'hursdiiy nfiernbon. HcV- Extra Specials AT SPECIALLY LOW PRICES One lot oi medium weight Coats—some sold tip to Jia.oo and f 15.00, for Friday and Saturday only $5.00 1915 Tailored Suits—the finest, neatest and most sen­ sible styles we ever showed. Prices $15.00, $16.50, $19.00 One lot of Suits from last spring and last fall—some sold up to $15.00 and $18.00, your choice on Friday and Saturday lor $5.00 One lot of All Wool Top Skirtr- in black, blue and brown, values up to £8.oo, Friday and Saturday ' $2.98 Misses’ and Ladies’ Serge Dresses at $3.98 and $6.00 Advance On Any Merchandise. We Have Some Good Bargains, as Always. Ready to hang Lace Curtains in three pieces, hemmed and finely trimmed with insertion, special, per pair__ 98c Ladies’ fine 65c Muslin Drawers at only 39c SI.00 and $1.25 Crepe Gowns and Suits at 79c A big lot of sligbtjy soiled Waists at ... 25c AU Wool Serges, all colors, 36 in. wide, at..48c Specials in Men's and Women's Umbrellas, Regular Style and New "India'' Style. _98c Full size Double Bed Blankets at----------- 98c Large size Cotton Batten, special-------------- 10c Men's 25c and 35c Suspenders at only19c Men's 15c Socks for Friday and Saturday at 9c Men's ribbed medium weight Underwear 25c Men’s Dress and Work Shirts only39c Boys* Overalls, Pantsand Waist25c Special Advance Sale on Sweaters— Men's, Women’s and Children's Ask To See Them. •jxra Seamless Brussels Rugsf 12.50 9X12 Axmioster Rugs, special at $16.50 0X12 Wool Fiber Rugs at only. $8.50 Small Velvet Rligs, 27x54, new patterns . ..1-.39 SPECIAL VALUES in Linoleum, Floor Oil Cloths, Rug Filling and Fibre Matting Extra large Turkish Bath Towels. 25c Bed Spreads—Special Values, at89c to $4.00 Wool Blankets at.l..;.. $1.98 to $3.00 Suit Cases and Bags at ... 98c to $7.00 Men’^ Overalls at-------------------- 39c, 50c and 69c Men's Women’s and Children's Sleeping Gowns at----------- 50c, 75c, $1.00 29c 50c Good Table Linen, special at All Linen Table Cloth Frandsen & Keefer Hastings Headquarters for Standard Merchandise Get the Habit and Make This Store Your Headquarters. It Will Be to Mut ual Benefit. waking in Hie night and wondering I wnat time II may be. who has not mi Rapid* ' lon,c*‘,, to ’be clock without get­ . • i-h'h'iii' tll,K "P an<l xUtMng a light? To make ■ . .dl.-d |<i ’hts longing epay to satisfy, a firm In !■> iln- ill- - Paris has jqit put on the market a PRESENT in any part of •Ivin, , clock Hint by pressing a button Is the body isGONTROLLMr- Dan n>“de to project a picture of Its fice,rn , * . , i'<tinpaiii)*<i i» n ray of ntht upon the ceiling. This iiD by normal or abnor* ,.!»■.a.uli clock, -kick lock, like ft ><-»..« «n ma| position 0[ the verteI iln* pio- ; non. stands upon a box containing ‘ . I thrFo dry batteries. Its mechanism Is brae OI the spinal Column, .McQukik* and Gene .a in a metal tube, ut onu end of which, which nieans either andr(s an ordinary dial The push button wn,cn means LltnCT can bo placed under tRo pillow or' Health or Disease. upon a table beside Jhe bed.. When | Clark iin*l Mr. one wairta to see tho time In tho ■ night ono presses tho button; Ibis', AI10W me tO A Lf J U o 1 lights Hie-lamp, whlgh projects upon 1 CAUSE tnnt fhnf NA. I the celling or upon tho wall a greatly ttlC A n iiHin-d Mun- magnified picture of its face, so that TURE may restore you . 'I*** .J1’1 , one can Iln. comfortably In bed and LIRA I TH •Injlglil et-'n Mr. mid Mrs. Glia*.’ read the time at a glance. Another Dnw.*on *. at Anu Arbor. push of the button extinguishes the | Mr. mid Mrs. I'miesl Woodinan-- j lamp. *•••*, of Grafid Rapid*, came Tuesday. ••Veiling, mid nr«\lln* guests of her THE DEGREE OF LIFE Attorney -Ib'puldi- 177. Ik-miwT.-rtir. Sullivan. 270. Progressive. Tliomnu. U*. Eircuil Court Cxmmils«ioners— Republican. Jilliles XI. Smilli, Mil­ lon F. Jordan. Democratic. A. D. Cmlwallmlcr. Progressive ' " IL Bauer. Cnroficno-Repulilicap, F. G. Shoflli‘lil. Maurice Crniw. Doinobraiic, PAGE THREE PERSONAL MENTION ilnrold Sliefflehl i“ Wnlcrmaii, vt-s.iii Elk Rapids, \Euunty Surveyor—Republican Mix AL W. Hicks i Lee S. I'aibb. ,MW: Waller Henlh. 591. BANNER lhat In* ha- ••njoy.R a ^plcmlui business since •••lining Drain Ci>iiuhissl<»n«ir— Republican. here. He ha* nihleil ninny things Mi-* Frames He D. S. England. P37. • Democratic, In the line nf goods mid some'other from Woodland, Mo. Wallace Robb*. 37i. Philip Hartman of 'Jackson v lines lie has rlOMsl oul. Every week some attractive special is <-d al Wm. T. Green's, Sunday. Pennock Reunion. given lo lhe patrons of tin* store. Tin* twelfth nnual reunion of the Pennock family was field al the hanrain in waists. Road -ndv. mi Burley Scott of Grund Rapid* ihoim* of Mrs. Kale Williams, Aug­ page 9. Wisdom of the Ancient*. 5-6-7 New Hendershott Bldg. Cit. Phone 317 siting al. lhe home of thin lu-wis Smith ust 27. Relatives began arriving . , It te now believed that thtf anclental * fronside and Michael have their Wodnesilay'. Ami continued until Fall Millinery opening. Friday mid tth.?,is" WemlhiK^ I u,wl fof Mfyonomtcal pue| Thursday p. in., when I ho members Saturday. H«qil. I mid 5-Adv. ■ with her cousin. 1,1 excavation* In Babylonia a reached one hundred and fifteen. The “Davenport 'Iowa Deitm1M ,,..,1,-1. liens has been found which was un-t Somewhat Lengthy Nap. F.ben Pennock and wife were the rral" gives a synopsis of a talk violin instruction Ailol|ihii-. of Atlanta, Ga.. doubtvdly used in a tcleeeope cen-' ||flr«l to arrive Thursday morning, given by Dr. B. J. palmer of that Sunday with his miilher in HanW. Foxfcy. potmaker to tho mint. , , , ,-nr» uis a,uni Mrs. Xlil.lic Odell, turics before tho birth of Christ. The! hut the excitement ------- ' city, head of lhe school of chiro­ Indulged tn a prolonged sleep, accordMiss Lena Sabin, nf Grand Rap-: Hi<past'week. Il«' lived in Ha-tinc; ancients, both Chaldean and Egyptian, for Mrs. Pennock nnd H. G. Aidham practic. slating that fliere was a hl*, -pent SundajT-wilh Mrs. Anna; .15 years ago mid had n»l hern’her.- w,-re acquainted with -tho planetary Ing-to Stow's Chronicle, which saya obllged to return lo her home growing tendency on the part- of Teacher of Violin ■' xr”1' 1 1.1 ' . 1 ■dure ______ System, ... - Hum. ...—... rymeiii, knew nuen that Him the iuo earth carin uai* that "he fell asleep on April 27, 1546, about 2:00 p. m. !Friends ’rL':;;:.-. wen* v... . Mi.. •>< Limj -h line miuersiin -Viiilei-Miin re iit-n.. . . isepiuiK' n-mrii-. -Mr. mid. .Mrs. James -Fi-winan ...... midi round,..could calculate meridians ex-' BnJ conllnu‘,‘1 S0”*11 present from l.nnsing. Nashville, *01111* of the srhnols of chiropractic cd <m .Monday fnjni a visit in Mnca- Mrs. I'.nvny left luihHlay for Han-!actly. oaleulatu the orbits of the plan-i n0‘ bo *■c!teno<, *,,h pricking, crampHastings. Aiigu«la. Hickory.. Cor­ Fall Term Starts First Week in lawa Pat k. ' " ners, Richland. Knlmnazoo. Dosfnr, adjust rm-nls, saying furl tier, that . .Miss Margaret ltelniansperu>-r »•••- lield to attend Hie funeral of Mr.jets; In fad. paid great attention to *"* **" "* w,*“ September. Spring Jjike, Vmkville. Prairieville Ulis' prat-tire wunld hr-vn-y dv'.rir m nn-ri - TWurr ifv Ntr ai • -Mmfl.-stre ■■ eclipses of the sun nnd moon, to 00 till the f nu day of tho fl< and Milo. A 'iininliimis dinner mental io the profession. Al this Thursday. James Plrttltps. VUlUKlUUi of oultations U, the I III- yoiucii, plaiictii. to IU The*mo-' IIIU uiw • which was full 14 days and ------------was served on the lawn under a Davenport .school of which Dr. -a" » lion, or <!>.- i.l.n.u, ...J 11... d.l.rmlTh“ '■»“ «' «• ™“ld Miss Sadie 'Gt large lent to wliicli nil did ample Palmer is head there are about ,day mid Sal uni; III 11— „„u,n or lh-ir n-rlodle .nd unodloI •« * known,, iboujh Iho umo w.n, bludio ftnil Residence 415 West Justice. . 1200 patients lake I real men! * daily ,Grand Rapids. ■"'I I”" 11,1m. lo in. oon.iruulon or l.U., ot tor b, Ihft kta,', -■ — Court St. Phone 391-B. After dinner. Mr. Quick photo­ □I the free clinic. lb. ni. a ,un .I.J II... u.or.plns ol wusrilen. .nd olb.r kem.a mon. s« graphed the company. Ilion n Ernest Todd went lo Butterworth Friday tn llhom inu oonsl.lloUoo. an.! io »b the king wl" himself -------- -- examined ye said short program mid liusinoss meet­ hospital on Saturday to have re­ An Actor In Spite of Hlmeetf. ’’ *“ tling the exact length of the true solar W. Foxley, who was In all points ing was held. moved from his right wrist a sur­ President Arthur Twining Hadley, Rev. Raber, nf Lnwfnn. conduct­ geon’s needle; which hail been in had slept but one night and lived 41 of Yale, used to recall with rest hia ed tin* devotions mid gave a short his llesh. for-five weeks. -When torn. , Wednesday. one-appearance. In ids early days, as talk which was enjoyed tiy nil. a wound was sewed shut five weeks Epworth Heights an amateur actor. 'They didn't give At the buaincM meeting the foU ago. the needle broke off nlioveJhc Balth* . Creek. family heft- Ibis lowing ofllcors wore elecleil: ' eye, and was lost in lhe'flesh. The friends Saturday. me any words to speak." he said; "all City MarsUnl G.rftl-inith ami fain-1 President—Mrs. Cetin Pennock. ' wound was allowed to hehl ill or­ I had to do was to walk across the Lynn Brown, of Jackson, upenl Family Pride That Kills Ambition. The adult's habits, Vice Pros—Mr. Willnrd Minor. der that tho needle might more ;Sunday with>hi.«'parIs, Mr. mid stage, but It brought down tho house." •fay ••viiing firm a five iln; S«if'y_-Mrs. Rose Boors. readily be located. Dr. Webb, of Mrs. ' Floyd Brown. on county, father, grandfather and great-grand- shot at him or thrust into him, but he —Tho World's Work. witli Tolt Trejis—Mrs. F.mmn Hoyt. Butterworth hospital, found that Miss Mtirwircl Rogers of Cndillm* acted a- farfftr practised tho saruo craft has "bolds tho same opinion still." But ' Master of ceremonies —Chas. Mc- I lie broken portion hm\ gone ।i* visiting her grandparents, Mr. Constable Gtildsniilll been commented upon In several' tho child's mind Is plastic. The Im­ •Tho Making of a Man. 'Donnoll. iflrnuglr mid into a cord. ■ ‘■i ;....... >--•. nn artery ..... ................. ;.......... , ,, •" •■'■mi . newspapers, and newrpnpers, anti nt at I-aruberhunit. 1-aniDoriiurnt. in presslons pressions it It receives tt It will retain, and j r»o university can make a No a man. . . . I Reporter— Floy McDermott. If required tin hour tuid one half. Mr.-and .Mrs. A. Tohey ’• *',,1l>loye of one • .K<mt, England; tlicfro Is a family who if — they ---------------------are economically sound.- It will Men may load 1themselves ' During the past year there have to remove, the broken piece of t’nle'donin v --------.---------------------------------—. ---------—-1--J With loro pt. tending .... (lie :funeral of WHO Was UlKeil to,’ li.-nn Jimk.-cpors iriiiki'Ctwirs for for four four cen.' Mh. grow Into .k .,i„ii with Hmlati- prin-; tilt ox- atnon honoaih th» been throe deaths, viz.: Porrv Arnes Ihi '.n bepn ah adult with •altrylatic “H th ’her »t°<>P beneath the weight of tin old frieml nnd 'neighbor, J. R. the. shack nt Hi■S•only farm three r»f Deltnn: Ellen Tolles of Hickory A largo crowd’, enjoyed I lie Ann accamulatlons. and yet fait to weeks <igi> wIh ii it was discuvt ‘ turlea. tn countries where tho caste | c|ptes holding duo prominence. Sows Corners; George Pennock of Alle- dinner prepared tiy the members ev.'r I P"' -'1* “uch a record would mu#t ,lart wilh the child In tho homo,1 llrt » car® from tho heart of tho weary. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lanudon of ’ gan; two marriages' viz.: R.nlph of Hie fjidies Aid Rocielies of lhe western' New York, are visiHng her I* KI'UIIIK muiiK. ' I> I.ir.-.y. Ml-'. ! b(‘ th0UKbt utterly Insignificant. Grant tll„ child In the atreet, the child In or Impel a single soul ah Inch on Its Pennock nf Nashville tn Miss Ger­ M. E. circuit. Saturday noon, tjjc mirenis, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clinrfes An­ is gelling along.'- ly nicely. Grace canif fmiii tfir northern pari notes In his diary the answer school. This la where reform- w,y ,0 God. The real building of a trude Hoffman, nnd Miss Rossie occasion being nuarlariy confer­ drus. I,n i • d> The* ti . sin|.* ... “.... wi|,’ .i-Vfa c>. family' i n,ado by a punkah npuller ..n— itn xi..i Madras ; must’.begln. . nian |8 witbin.—Dr. Clifford. Pennock of Williamston to Mr. ence and a circuit rally participat­ Miss Gertrude Poller returned on sjl|4. , to an English hidy who suggested, that | Hagerman of T>**<rr»it: also three ed in by members of the six Sunday from Gun lake, where she •side. Mr. and Mr*. L. R. Glasgow. Mr. ho m,<ht Improve bls position. "Mem-; birtha, vfc.: Inez Pennock. Violet churchesvnf which Rev. Yost is ■CT.1.,'-'"’1 w""‘ Darwin's Regret. I Elephant Remembered Him. • • ’ ■ sahib, my father pulled a punkah, my . Collison and Corenno Will. pastor. Ill* congregations are al .... h —— e——. all ... my If I had to live my life over again. When Henry Shaw revisited a clrpulled a punkah, ■*>. and Mr,. M. I.. Gw-k. Mr...1 ..Frank lui--" anil H.— grandfather This was undoubtedly the best Quimby, Welcome Corners. Rut­ — ,,,,, .... ancestors fcr four million ages pulled I would have made a rule lo read cu* ,o *hlch he had belonged many reunion ever hold as tho peonlo are land. Marlin Corners. Yeckley. nnd Clement Smith.and daughter. Miss1 before, no one of tho people congetting bolter acquainted nnd every Hendershott. Corners. The pro­ Gertrude, relurned from Bay View, Donald mid <oii. wool to lloll. Sun- I punkahs, and before that tho god who some poetry and listen to some music day. and were Hi-- gut-sis of Mr. and founded our casto pulled a punkah for at least once a every week, for per- nected with it recognised him. but one caino with -the intention of ceeds were about Hi5.no. After Friday*. Vishnu.” haps tho parts of my brain ntrtv otro- tbe elephsnt started trumpeting as having a good lime'nml making 0 lhe dinner. Rev. Dr. Floyd. <>f Misses Goldie and*Doris Benham Mrs. Homer Mi-lk‘Wi,ll. - They ri*-j * : . .......... A . ....... , __ , __ _ ■ pleasant day for-all. ! phled would thus have been kept 80on -*» l. he appeared, and showed Grand Rapids, delivered mi address returned Salunfay evening from a tlirllaul' M..I1.I-IX* ill III It wns decided to hold the next in which ho gave lhe new financial liyft weeks visit'with relatives in Mrs. A. I>. Mnynmd nnd son. J. Z.. | alive through use. .Tho loss of these j l‘rerX sign of glad recognition.. reunion at Ackers Point, but Mrs. plan for mooting the expenses lo­ Sgiilkern Mich. accompanied |<y Floyd Budd, mo­ : tastes Is -a loss of happiness, ices, and may WillfnnM seemed perfectly'.willing ।cally and for missions. “The damsel who hateth thee 1 ' Master Richard mid Russell Skin­ tored (<> Grand Rapids Thursday onlhe POMlbly bo Injurious to U — Intellect. Origin of “Uncle Sam.” •to entertain again and a‘goodly Miss Carrie Grace nf this city ner reluruqd on Saturday In their n husiiiPHs trip, going tiy way of cth thee with soft words, saying: 'Bc' and more probably to lhe moral char­ The name Uncle Sam was first used Piimher soeme<| *n think “Aunt ■wlio lias boon visiting in Bailie home in Jackson after spending ;v hold. 1 wi exceeding glad that thou iI acter, by enfeebling tho emotional In Troy, N. Y., in 1812, when soma Knle'g" was the only proppr place 1Creek fnr some time ..enjoyed I ho few weeks with their mother. Mrs. hast come: thou rejolceat mine eyes. pan of our nature —Charles Darwin. goods bought for the government and so it wns decided to meet al Hie ।privilege of, a trip .-through the Daisy Manning. im-litding homo of Mrs," Kale Williams, Die ipostum Cereal 'Co. Lid., on Wed­ Mrs. Anthrfny Rolli'.who has been’ e-lerks mid —..... call.' Hut as foe her who loveth thee, hat Thumday in August. 1915. 1nesday afternoon. With other spending the past week with her mitl ThuHwIpv mm* coaches tilled uel Wilson, a government employe, lo'. she runneth Hope wo can swell the number lo auesls 1 she was shown every uro- mother, Mrs. Lois Post, in Grand with »iiii -Ii.uni uiiiciier*. with wiiii I . ------. to. the door, . - tho . holdGrand iiiiihh Rapids- butcher*. •* rfamiliv—..it:... nnd clerks, । landed , ... Pleasant it Is to entertain the pic­ The similarity of Jhe initials suggest­ -I....... .v.uii.eu imiiiH .^muiiiv. |<hf-ir at 1 5,'^’ ’/ ‘X?* i°y “f two hundred at least. ■ < cess in (he manufacture of Pos- Rapids, returned Imnie Sunday ture of ourselves In some future scene, Floy McDermott. ILum. Grape-Nuts and other food Mrs. Lizzie Nixon, nee Miss LfzziO’,Vp Inland. While m Grand Rapid® K”*~ Tbo •'laxlms Noah, by ed the adoption, and tho familiar pic—j----..... Maynard visited Mrs. Edna Gelett Burgexo. planning wisely, -feeling nobly, and ex­ products made hy (his firm, wihch Rork. ; —i. and son..Richard, ofMrs. Holland, .,Mr* W. B. Sawyer and daughter is one of the largest pure food visited relatives in the city and-vi­’ Parker, whd is in the u. B. A. Hos' . .___ =-______ *___ ecuting w'ith the holy triumph of tho Miss Bertha Sawyer of Detroit, lhe olanta in lhe world. Tho arl gal- cinity pital under preparatory treatment I 1 wilt; but Il la a different thing' not In last week. latter a former instructor in music. iery Diiunlery 1U in me the aiinnuiairaiion administration huild.Miss Charlotte Mnnni, of Grand for an operation of a very serirgi? i Joy In Work Well Dona. the green avenues of the future, but i" our schools, were the guesls of ing was one of the most attractive Rapids, has been visiting, friends nature. In time of safely It la Just as well : tv v vujuj lhe uui hot uuai dust ui of suu the,present ptL'scui muutcut, moment. We otijoy vuiBLiu:, ourselves uuiy only tu In our our.[ in uic tho visit, -ns **-the nriv- ItnrA here. ’ Miss Xfnnn, Manni ...ill will Int.ll teach ? r. and Mrs. Frank Rage over Sun- 'feature' features nf of the । work—In our doing; and our best do i to do the duty that walla and wants d"?a.................. Idle collection of the late C. W. Grand Rapids schools this year. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Ing Is our Hat enjoyment—Jacobi. ua.—James Martineau. belts—Chicago News. M. W. Smith, 0. G-, ' �EM YIELD :8 ----------- BR. FRANK H6LMES, MNIBT SEVEN YEARS IN KALAMAZOO Salt in Proper Quantities ot Ma­ Operator and Owner of Four Den­ terial Benefit to Hena. tal Offices in State, Jackson. Bai­ lie "Creek, iumshig, Kalamazoo. Dr. Frank Holmes, (th floor- of Food Prepared for Human Tasto With tin- .Hanselman Btilldimr, Kalama­ * Mineral la Not Injurious or Repelzoo. ha» hem a successful dentist for 20 years past, twelve years in lent to Poultry—Rssult a New York Station. Chicago, on<' year in lhe South and It 11 A tradition that salt is craved by, and is beneficial, to all domutlc and many wild animals, with tho ex­ oeplion of poultry, and that to these it is poison. That in large quantities thia Is trOo 1> an undoubted fact,* us has often been tested. :i| jirt’jdiH. For nmri’ than IN years before the time of his ruining lo Ktilamaiob his father conducted a dental office tn'the cily. About one year ago hr. Frank Holmes opened offices hi Hirer oilier Michigan - ■lies. Jack-ou), LtinidtiK nnd Battle t.'ieek. and is now known as tho Cut-Hate, I’niied or National Dcit-l horrified upon going to tho barnyard one afternoon to find a dozen or more fine hens lying about degd. In looking for tho cause of thia sudden mortality ono of tho cow’s messes was found to be uneaten, and a close examination showed that tho attend­ ant, either through Ignorance or cxreloMnaas, bad dumped upon II a pint of salt—loo much to be relished oven by bossy—and after tho cattle had been turned into the pasture, the chickens, that had free range, dlscov- This is what Dr. Frank Hulmes (<>ld lhe HANNER—"Many people .-.line to tac-hcfifie I started (liesn idllces one year ago nnd asked ahbiit gvttmg their leelh lived and a large number went aw’Ay 'because they ,-uuid nut afford ta pay the regular dentist prices. I felt it was a crime for people to go with bad teeth a nd possible ill health because Uiey could mi! afford to hate their teeth Used. I saw that by conducting a .huge number of unices and doing work on a big ft freely, and so rapid was tho action si-ale I could give them thi- best of tho salt that aoma buna died bat work al a greatly reduced price. Thaff why J hav.o so many offices and why I am advertising." thn crop* confirmed tho supposition If l.liirohi Were AHxe Today. । that had proved fatal, says a writer in tansing, Aug. 31. WIL the Farm Progress l o’ihe Fat'iipiM of Michigan:— That food salted to tho human tris i'­ A few. score years ago our fulhll not, however. Injurious or repel ers brought forth on this continent' lent to poultry of nearly nil kind* a n.'w Industry ^Dairying) con-1 Is proved by the aridity with which eeived ip quality and dedicated lol the latter eat and thrive upon the become the backbone to agricultable scraps, which include, besides bread and meat, all kinds of vege fables and bits ot pulry. Close ob 'servers contend that chickens, espe­ cially, seem to need small quantities anted can tong endure. We of salt In their food, and when given a ebanoa, will prefer thia to unsea. have come to tlm_|M»int whore must demde wholli'T our j; soned grain. What the exact effects of tho alightly salted ration might be on the gen form, and thus allow <>ur foreign eral health and productiveness of hens neighbors,!* canturo our markel*. was made tho subject of experiment or whnihiT flint 'industry shall he so regulated by Maw" ipotsihlp of York experiment station. fulfillment and a mutinil. Quality i lite feeding trial was made upon a Basis established that shall 'result 1 in dur reclaiming our funner rep­ certain the approximate limit of the utation for American' GnmneiV feeding. For ono Jot of bens salt wax Buller ami other dairy products. Il is hltogcther lilting ami prop­ mixed In the food in increasing qunn titles, day after day. uptil It was fed er I hat vC’h should* discuss this. Hut at somewhat more than six-hundredth* it only with full realization of i«s of an ounce per fowl, or about onehalf pint per day. for 100 hens. Mors with careful delilH-raiion than this produced diarrhoea In ooms complete survey of lhe facts, which disappeared when the excess ol brave men. living nnd .lead salt was withdrawn. slrilKgh-d l<» perfecl lhe scieill art “f Buttermaking have dedicat­ ductlvo time of the year, but an un­ ed tn society a food product that is expected and gratifying result war known tn nil civilized mankind. that double the number of egga were The world will little note nor laid by the hens fed on rather ove^ salted food than br any other" dozer wim remain to derfu-ate fowls fed on unseasoned grain and hi the great task rcmaiiiother rations. icmiH,' that their efforts shill uul this in­ dustry i»airymg shall hnv<- a California Man Hlta Upon Apparatui new liirlh of freedom and Dial prcs.-iit cmidiliufM I’oor Cream for Extermination of Rodanta DEVICE FOR KILLING PESTS have In-.ti in vatu—that Thus we quote in parallel nf th.-: oddn*.-* “fl An entirely new device for killing f.iinoiK Geliysburg rodents seems to have been hit upon by a California mon, tn that It Is used openinu gun in- <>iir educational j tarfk contains a chemical which 1« forced out through a flexible tube by means of an air pump. With tho tube extending Into tho hole, thn push but ton on lop of tho cylinder lx pressed. cream ami Helfer Michigan butler. Ninety per cent of the butter reaching our marki*ta iti.below the top grade and selling from one lo eight .-.‘in- ie-liiw th.- top price, meaning a loss of thousands of dollars annually to the Cream pro­ ducer- and the industry generally. And when we slop to consider that milk i* by nature perfect when drawn, and that present condition-] are entirely due lo our nietliml of handling, we can understand why (tm run-iumer* — --“Ixlarcd — • --------- ■ hav*> War" '"I. I"1*”* bullor: We are going lo’olTer nnr "Good Offices" and ticl hi lh«- capncily-of medialois io bring alxiut n relation beI'ween Hie Factory mid the Produc­ er that will result in regaining our Dairy Mfift Divismn. Rodent Exterminator. says the Popular Electricity. This completes th«| circuit of the battery end coil, placed underneath the cylin­ der, causing a spark to occur at tho nozzle Up exploding tho mixture as a K>< designed to kill tho rodanta. Selecting Malo Hog. In selecting a male hog, good bone . Is a very desirable thing to look for. A a light boned ono, and Its costs no tnurs to ratio him. Breeding weight tn tha form of bono Is cheaper than feeding qprn to put on fat A good b med hoff is also leu llabto to "go down'*-when finished. Profitable Turkey Hens. Turkey hens are profitable until plan to change the gobblers every year. It require* twentyeight days .to batch a turkey egg. and seven eg(* I* considered a hotting. The neats To Study Forestry. The . Unlrerytty of Washington has Mt In connection with 1U forootry WANT Ama. PAY. Merchandise Jfews from Itfeickgenant & Piede's Busy department Store Our Fall Preparations are almost complete and our big double stores and the Second Floors are chuck full of the newest and best quality merchandise for Fall 1914. All of our purchases have been contracted early this sum­ mer and while prices on all goods are going up. We arc still in a position to offer you exceptional values, if anything, lower than here-to-fore. Better lay in your supply now and make your selections early, while our big assortments hold out. geautiful Suits, Coats. Skirts and presses Avait i/our inspection These are carefully selected garments, of the most exclusive and approved styles, the materials are guaranteed and the tailoring and fin­ ishing is faultless. Now is the time, when you can easiest make your-selection from our comprehensive stock. We will gladly reserve any garment for you. Prices range ieJool Dresses from Coats from Suits from $jq tQ $Z5.00 ^5 to ^27.50 Skirts from $2.98 to $J0.00 $5 to $17.50 You arc cordially invited to visit our beautiful Coat and Suit Department whether, or not, you arc ready to buy. &arly ^Showing of Stylish pall Millinery Pretty Plain Shapes and beautiful Trimmed Hats, each exclusive and no two alike. Fashion's latest designs. They arc very handsome. Come in and look at them. Our prices are very moderate. Advance Sale of Our /Teu fan patterns of X,ace Curtains. Rugs and Carpets We believe that we are ready to show you the largest and the newest Stock of Rugs and Lace and Scrim Curtains in Barry County Our prices are below anything we have ever* seen or heard about. There are over 100 new Fall 1914 Rugs and Art -Squares - in ■ all .. the . popular sizes. Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Royal Wiltons, Wilton Velvets and Axminstcrs. A great many of them seamless. Come in now and make your selections, these are a few of the exceptional values we are offering: $1,100 Tniieslry Bniswls Ffn TE 9x12. Special Price •I4.IJ i | $17JW SramleM BnanclH, F|4 TE 9x|», Special Price .. *>*• '» | I $30.00 Axmlnsier Rugs onr nn 0x12. Special Price.... i | Linoleums—8x4, 12x4 and 16x4 width. $1150 I’ro-BriLSM-ls. FD It 0x12. Special Price ... •3 KEL50 Axhnlnnter Huns rig jr 9x12. Special Price.... *10' >* S32.50 BruKM-ls A Wilton COT Cfl 0x12. Special Price 65c and 70c grades, your choice of any of any of our New Fall Patterns, square yard 59c. £ace Curtains direct from Jhe Mill The Newest Fall Patterns in Lace, and Scrim, White Ivory and Ecru, with the new valance effect. Sec them in our window. For Advance Sale we are offering them at almost wholesale price, from 48c pair to $3.75 /Yew dress CJoods, Silks and Jrimmings New goods are always pleasing but this season the variety is so.much greater and the colorings from the brightest to*the most subdued shades ore exceptionally appealing. For your new Dress Materials, Silks, Trimmings and other accessories you will find here the lat­ est and best for the money. Exceptional grocery Specials for friday and ^Saturday Best H. & E. Granulated Sugar, 2 lbs. for 15c, 5 lbs. for 38c, 10 lbs. for 75c, 20 lbs. for SI.50 Grand Rapids Famous Lily White Flour per 25 lb. cloth sack 79c, Quaker Corn Flukra, 10c pkg., | for ... 25C Pork A Brans, tonmtocs large Chit- Salmon, future price INCj-buy now per cun ... I5C Jrllo or TryphosH. nil pure fruit flay ora, llh- pkg. 25C (.hipped Beef, tec glass tumbler*, each ....... I5C Auto Brand Tea, extra fancy imrolomd. Japan is Hi. 1 Da package, each ...................... * ......... . Bob White (white) Laundry Soap, IOC we New Canned Goods' Arriving Daily. Extra Choice Pink Salimin. per can . bars for 25c. Fancy Natal Hnuigcs, large julby frhit per ? ]C do/m ...................................... 1IC SIB rr Grotts Ten. Ilm-sl flutiirrtl, itneolorrd Jnpnii 9 If* Hi. pkg for for.......... .............. *uu Is lb. ....... 7 Simw berries. Cherries, Pine­ apples. ciimied in heavy |Aa syrup, per can ................ 'v* . Gllmmi Early Mwcct Juno Peas, I IOC Lay in Your Winter's Supply Now. ideickgenant & Riede Phone 30 department Store fastings. Mich. Klndneis and Gratitudt. Beware of taking kinenessei from will loach ling;. Saturday uforning and were other* m matter* of course. The SOUTH WEST MAPLE GROVE, NOBTHEAST KALAMO. Bay Stahl was a Hastings visitorfor Shultz', whore heart well purged bg humanity ls»*o rh„ .-n| Trv-. ,,lu|, w|n mWjl .......... ... Mr.-. Fool mid ............... quietly married by llev. Betts. They Dr. and daughter, Wodiif-dtiy . the coming year. j.. burned to (fun hike in the ufterdeeply conscloua of It* unworthlnew with Mr. ami Mrs. Claud Hoffman. Pearl and f. friend.’ . ...I .Mamie Klambuch ....d ; ..JA bahy giti arriv' d-ul the home F. A. ami Clan .......... ' , mgin to attend the picnic, they that to receive acta of kindness al- Saturday evening, September 12. "from ClK'bca. " ’ ...here Hun-1 of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tappl* y. Grund Rapid*. Thursday, motored . will reside Imre for awhile. We al! ways-excites soma emotion of gratl- ami they extend a cordial iuvila- dtiy to spend the day with Mr. and j Saturday iu tn.. August 2V. The nil,| jjrs p,,.| jia join in wishing’Mr. and Mrs. SweetMrs. Clark Foot. I little lady will answer lo the name u„.ir household goodtude, ot shame, of surprise, or ail;titai to all to be present, 111 a happy voyage ou matrimonial Mis? Emily Main will rclurii] I’oluia E. * Huouis almvr Ev.-i harl - • three together—of gratitude for the; Mrs. Faina Edmonds and daughMrs. Orvin Smelker spent Wed-; . —----------------------benefii, of shame upon thinking bow ler Ikuolhca of Hastings spent ficin a viriil, in Puloakcy this week. i Gliidfon Brigg* Ita* « tie* ‘jbimMis. Axtell mid Dana Furr spcnl ' nesdoy In Grand ilapids. SOLTIIWEHT (.AHTl.KrON. III II is deserved, of surprise that our ■',<‘V4'ral days lysl week with her breu,.., >h«!U b.(o> «|»n u. Wh.l! “'ViVs? "■ ■““ “ >,k “"d "lh" Sunday with the former’s son, near Henry Wilhuy mid wife visited, Mr-. Nancy Miller and Evh Gar- Iify built on his house, W. II. Ido Charlotte. ’ IO. Bonch ami wife Monday. . turner vi-iled -friends in Italllt we so little merit.—From Mr. Glad-1 ' J ' ’ . , ... . William Baughman of Laneiug Mrs. Bert Briggs has been ill lhe A. Eash mid family left Thrus- 4-reek, a few days last week, stones Kcllgious Ltfe." Mr and Mrs Boaz Vkalton and i.umiv of oi ■ ram>' I hiirsiTiy to ?P”lid-« 'laY3 'day jiiorning on an auto Hip David M<Clelland midii family I children spent Sunday evening past week. Albert ’ Me-j with In* sister Mrs. Mrs. Clark Fool enterluii’iiil; throuah Illinois, Kansas and other, Uiirryvilb'. railed al Albert Me-1 ;• G. W; Briggs. f ■witli Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harding l.t.... oii. .. Muiitagiie P. G. .... own, J.ekwn Suu.h, .. .............. . Cl., lai,.! .. Sun.1.,,-. I. ....... .. «mid • g. ■ Gross "I uilit-r of llruring Claims.^ ____ . I, and family. | Mrs. Adam (.nrleler was a Grand Mi.- Lmnimi Fender of East hnhuiiazoo spent th* l.nl«ir pafL nf e of Michigan, <k>unly ofj V.-rn Grwnfleld of l>c Cenlrr Iasi. Listen for (he wedding bells tn Ilapids yi-itor Monday. ‘ Wflrtdlami. who ha- h»--u working lb” n-nilv ——. .'Itlal Mr. MI VI..'..I ..I II... a... wens Barry,. s-. ■ am| Mead of 11.. Bellevue Miss Huby Adnm- npeut Salur- tar Mr-, Albert McClelland, tri urn- Mi -. John Mm i is mid family. Notice is lii rrby given that by an I Ihriiugh hetc buying liuy lust Fri- Hie bear futtin*. Burr Sb'iitz iias sold his farm taiy evening and Sunday with Miss mi lo.her. hrmo'. Sunday. ' j- Floyd Holes -of- Hastings spL'iit ui iter “f the Pruale Court "for fhei(|ay. *nnrt experts to enter ni Hie mill I Hilda Goscli. j M » Methodist church al . Suuday with his wife and daughter, Omnly <d Barry,made on Hie 'Jlsl; George ’ •• ’ Ball of GlenwiKid, Mich., work in' Jackson. i.Stony n..u.. Pupil ...... was stltirk by-.liglil' • I '— _ day of Augu-t A. D. HHI.. four. is vislUng at Bert Harding's. FREEPORT. | ning Mmiday night, and burned to ■ mpijJhs from that rjalc were allow-! Mrs. Lyn Mosier is entertaining. ■ BANFIELD. Bert Reuter of Grand Ilapids was) *be tFroufiiJ. c«l for creditors to present their I Mr. mid Mrs. Sain Buxton and Next -Sunday morning Rev; claims agiiiinil Hie estate of Elhm daughters, visited al Chas. Stan­ r----------- ---------- ■ i home over Stimlny. * ~ BrtHsk* riuhjccl for this uiscoumc ton s in Johnstown. Sunday. BOWENS MILLS. SOI TH BDWNE. ' A nuuU'er frimi here attended L. Laubiiuuh. late of said county.| will tic "The Hund of God in RigHurry McKelvy and family. Mrs. deceased, ami that nil creditors of The liUle son of Scott Lowe and the Big Circus in Grand Ilapids Elizabeth Harding and Will Hard ­ ■ । with Charlotte. F uw I it . Ii'uclrer. 'tdry.' said deceaseti jtre required tn ntewife, who has b'-eti ill with diph-1 Monday night. is Mr. mid MU- Burdett Britt* vn- ' Rev. Brwtiks i« .-driving to win seiil tlifir claims to said Probate ing spent Sunday ut Bert Harding's.' Iberia, passed away Sunday mornMi j li-rlained •«» io Hofiduy dinner: Mr. the people pimple and to do ifo his duly in I• teriaiiied Sunday dinner: Court, at the J’tuliale Office, in. Hie . School will commence next week ing. -Ilie Imreaved parenbj have' visiting relatives here. Ur. IIxo A,. It*. >*...■> I ■ <■■■.( I. ■ 1.1...... .j all '..it U'llV, 1 I HI Slllltllirt Ilf Wrtrd Moore of Grand Rapids; mid Mrs. Bare roll mid ..cliihlrt*n, ways. (tlVt! Give 111111. him- tire support of Cily of Hastings, for examinatimi lucsday. September h, with Miss the sympathy of their many-friends Mr. wa* hoiire over Sunday. . M " mid Mr*. C|mid>' Wiilinih mid t your’ prvseilcc. mid allowance,• on or before lhe No)Ile.stanton us teacher. in this coimnunily. Mr. atvl Mrs. Boaz Walton ami ■ucc an*, sn-j Mis.- .««. —■ Kisson rilfled at liHle son.’Mr. mid Mn*^ Herl Brim i 2nd <Jay uf January next, ami that .Mamie Mr. and Mrs. James Panlee Mr. andi Hasting*, most of last wnuk. i mid Irfthdaughter and -Mr. and I such claim* will i>e heard before clnldii'ii visited Clyde Walton uiid nunibered with the Pick. Mr. amil uasnngs, m>»»' ”> . i -»« -*•»■ -•••■ i u,.,. mi» • . Mrs, Wilbur Parrfee of Traverse rmvHi-41' , .Mr. Mr. and Mns.'F. Mr.-Zb. IL Everhart Everhart arc; are Mrs. Royco Royce Kwei-t. hweqt. I . Hsfin t Tsstad Him. said Oiurt. ou Saturday the 2nd -wife, Sunday. Cily came Hundav lo awtet in car-, now located* in Hyir new Imine. Mr. uiui Mrs. Leo Barcroft and ' Is h« a frtsnd of yours?" "I don't day of January. 1915 next,-' at leu. ing fw tlietn y ’ Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Barnhurd children formerly of Hus place., know. I’ve psxer trfed to borrow mon­ No Profit In Unjust Gain. o'clock in lhe forenoon of that day. Dat' d 'August 81. A. D. 1014. 11 Prefsr loss before unjust gata; for Mrs. Austin Pender and children'spent Sunday and Monday at Gun Shut now of FreeiNprl. have been | ey* from blm or gsked him to gat a ....•. .-------- Peavee. who lake. I visiting friends and relatives here > relative a job.'*—Detroit Frso Press. CHARLES M -. MACK --------' te«t brings grief but ones: tkls for. uu«J sister, Miss Jennie . visiting i the pa»t week. have been visiting at the home of Mns. Conrad Smmker h Judge of Probate ever.—Child. Mcuortis. i Royce Sweet and .Mice Gale both • McGprds. inis this wees. week. -BANNER WANT ADVS.' PAY.-1-BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY— S. Pender, returned to llioir home att MissGraee Friday of. this place slipped away to Has-| BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. in Umiun. Suud„. I .......... Bouina left ' * A ' �PACK »IV» TKHAOT9M0MNMAMTTKMBFR 3. HIX TRUSTEES AW STEWARDS |— ELECTED FOR 8. E. CHURCH Opening Displax^ of the New Fall Styles for Men Our Complete, Correct and Comprehensive showing of styles for men and young men designed by The House of Kuppenheimer for Fall and Winter is ready for your inspection and selection. The well known, tried and true policies of service and guaranteed satisfaction which have won for this store the reputation it now enjoys, will be found as strongly in force as ever. Come in to-4ay or any day and see the new styles. Morrill, Lambie & Company One Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan HIS NATIONALITY MADE PLAIN TOO QUICK WITH HIS ANSWER ’ ~ Response of Court Witness Put Him Unnecessarily In a Somewhat Un­ 1' . favorable Light. j outlying country, a village merchant', was prosecuted for "arson. It de’arson.”’ velopsd that the business men of the town had retained a "special1 prosecutor* ’ to assist in the case. "The ! attorney for the defendant invariably tributed anything toward tho support of the "special prosecutor.” One old man Wli vnrr vaatnna In hla aftarta to eonvlcl lhe defendant. Tho attor- j It lb” day that Uncle and Avnt *’• “J, ***** for , Andltori. Shrewd Commnnt on H.nrV (It to tha . . ... . ... . . . . visit ths rllr city anrt and amnnv among tha their- va. va-| rted and prospective purchaies was a bratod Astronomer. clock. ; "Now," said the dealer, “wo 1 Ofll, tho Scotch astronoBlrhave David “B ®>“«*nt line of docks. Hera Is mar. was bo dry aa-dual adanUiL HU •‘’“’’thing partteuls’rly attractive, greatest contributions to science. per When the hour begins, a bird comes 001 from top and sings ’Cookoo!’ F’_or Instance, I turn this hand to seven aud lances just what progress had been o’clock, and the bird comes out and mode in Utts branch ho frequently told a good story on himself. "Waal, waal! Don’t that beat all!" cried Undo Lewis, enthusiastically, racy of mechanical oporattons os com­ "Mother, let'a hnvn'nnn**pared with those of fifty years ago. Ho pointed out that half a century ago Every time Friday falls on tho thtr- On Display Eden Cloth In all colors, suitable for dresses, waists and uhdergarments, the new wash flannel, per yard Silks of Blr David’s listeners, "Ye’d know he’s a 8 ■aid the voice. about a threepenny bit '* hundred miles off." "Why, yes; 1 would like H.lwr,’. VI.K CeUrln, “uch « >•« ,niadnt ph.ncra.urm of J'Ul.l »,nf Info th. klfefw. lo .1,. I, U» ,lodm. purpl. .o, erlm.oo •>*•" '» "" ““ 8I1« UU o>.r <h. >k, •••n Must Have Been. Says Mr. Fllson Young in the Pall Mall Gaxette:' "1 began yesterday by swimming in a sunlit sea, continued It of -Imo. b». lb. ...nlM »<irH. I 'I"1 “ by motoring through a hundred miles spreads into the higher regions ot the “"■' *Br9: , , . . . ... ... J "Mirr T want vnti tn ant nn n rtn. of lilac and gorse, and ended It lis­ tening to tho most perfect concert cocktail, rlth a curtain of deep red, full of mys-Lllcloua , . little . dinner. Oyster -------- program nt Queen's hall that I havq In >h. mounl.ln. on. In ..loo,re“' " ’»»'"•« • ever heard. . . . Was It not a ... l.rrHlflr nr ■ tririnr tnrlrnv—’• Ished to see this rose or violet color broiler or ■ spring turkey—' happy day?” Tho answer. Fllson, is produce no shadow but bathe the en­ the man that your banker U visiting In tho affirmative, Mr. Punch remarks. tire landscape. you or else he’ll be putting mo off with pork chops. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. E.,10.10, >11. . ..lub The Cleanest and Most Economical Fuel is Genuine Gas Coke Smokeless4 sootless and clinkerless Genuine Cas COKE costs less than the best grades of coal. GENUINE GAS COKE gives better results than coal Hard coal is □elling for $8.00 per ton Our price on Genuine Gas Coke delivered is $6.00 per ton The price at our yards is $5.00 per ton.' All good fuel dealers in Hastings sell Genu ine Gas Coke Why not look into the Coke question? The facts will convince you that ydu can eave money by using Genuine Gas Coke Thornapple Gas & Electric Co Phone No. 5, ■ALWAYS RENDER RIAL SERVICE 15c -. New Roman Stripe Silks one yard wide, Per yard---------- --------------------------- $1.25 Poplins Silk Poplins, gilt edge quality, 4ti in. wide, colors nigger brown, Copenhagen, Prussian blue, tan and black, Special price, per yard ___________ __ $1.19 Corsets G. D. Corsets, all the newest shapes and materials. Lace Front-- -----------_... $1.50 and Special Brocaded Corset $2.00 ttO ft ft Hand Bags 50C, 75C, SI.00. SI.50 Pnre"e"dehi“e■:.la'C!, Oxfords and Ladies’ Oxfords, % to x /z Off Regular Price J. T. Pierson & Son “Where It Pays To Pay Cash" • >n« IS SILLY OLD SUPERSTITION Belief Connecting Friday the Thir­ teenth With Disaster, However, New Goods Men’s by Intelligent and decently educated persons connecting this conjunction I of dates with 111 luck and misfortune. I The reason for the practise does rfot I clearly appear. It may bo that In ] some cases the porsdns perpetrating! these scare heads know no bettor and really think that disaster may bo ex­ pected when Friday and tho thirteenth coms together. There are people of good abilities and eves high standing aldertd a very omaU quantity In meas­ In tho business world who are haunt­ uring the diataneo ot a- a tar, "that ed by this ancient superstition; but being equivalent to the measurement of the diameter of a three-penny It Is a mere journalistic trick to at­ piece situate a mile off; whereas we' tract attention, or even a joke not could now measure within ono-hun- supposed to bo, seriously taken by anybody. The truth Is, howeyar, that I like who measuring a threepenny piece at for many thousands of peotfo are a distance of ono hundred mlloe." . educated enough to read the news- "contribution” question, but the wit­ "No. no!” she replied. medltaUvely, ness Interrupted him and' gave his still eying tho clock longingly. "That answer In tho middle of the question, sort of thing might do for folks that with the following result: ----------- —------ but It’d take mo half tho forenoon thing toward the support—’ -* that, bird." laughter of thn court. Jury and audlFinances were In a very low condl-j ense. He left the room, mad as a lion when Juliet received a surprise honnet, and was beard to mutter: "I Ii visit from her friend. Farnegle. I ain't got no family."—West Publish­ "You will stay to dinner, won’t | Ing company. you*" aho said. j The Official Board Now Itos 38 Members and RqirtM-nl.s Membership. At the fourth quarterly confer­ ence of the Methodinl Episcopal church of thia city on Monday, tho following, were aetaolrd ns trus­ tees and stewards for Lhe next con-1 ference year: Trustees—Clement Smith,.Dr. W.I H. Snyder, AV. H. Sctraniz. AV. a. I Hall, M. L. Cook, J. T. Lombard.,Dr. I J. C. Lampman, A. C. Brown and A. B. Hedrick. • ■ \ Stewards—Chas. Mack. E. C, Russ, Dr. G. AV. Lowry. .Mrs. Sarah Striker. Mrs. Clement Smith, Mrs. Flora B. Benkes, Mrs. Belle II. Bur­ ton. Mrs Ella Allen, Chas. Clarke, Frank S.- Pryor, Herman Zerbel, Wm. 1. Moore, J. D. Zagelmeler. Devitl C. Bronson. Chns. Will. Leo Burton, J. F. Black, 42- F. Bottom, W. J. Wgtkina, C. E. Harvey and Gerald Nash. Both the trustees and stewards are members of tho official board mid of lhe quarterly conferences of the church, as are also lhe fol­ lowing by virtue of their offices: , -L C. Ketcham, Supt. dtinday School. Mrs. J. C. Ketcham, Pres. Junior League. Mrs. Frank Sage, Pres. l.adu'S Aid. . Frank Sage, Pres, Brotherhood. Miss Ethel Hedrick, Pres. Ep­ worth I^eague. Mrs. M. L. Look. Pres. AV. F. M. S. Mrs. L. A. Eaton, Pres. AV. II. M. 8. This makes 3H members of the official hoard, which makes ii rep­ resentative in the fulle'st sense of lhe church and congregalimi The pastor is always a member. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN magnlficaticr . a large oualy taken aa an account of nn earth­ audience-court. facing the marble quake or a blltsard In tbs West. Tho practise feeds on superstition, encour­ ' Wr (inly wi-h ages It and does more harm than thoughtless editors know. Many use­ It very ..... .................... Tliruue. built. less fears, anxieties and regrets would ’ ! Ikifk of thi* b Iln- large marble be avoided If all such superstitions could be swept out of the popular ARE DESCRIBED BY MIXER S. palm-® »f Hi- , li.ii-tji-, ^.vlurlt iKEELER. HI II I BY MtMil I. mind. The harm they do Is Incalcu­ and in.the cenhir iHj.iiiliful lable, and their effects aro seen In all EMPEROR. SHAH JEHAN to Kulab Miuur, the most Importaik concerns of the common life, especially In morals and religion, to the enjfrhment of tho spe­ COMBINE FINEST ARCHITECTURE cious swln<fl^nr~who make- the public WITH JEWELER'S ART IN BUILDING 7^. SSil''; r pay a heavy tax on Its superstitions.— At Kulab Christian Register. liver mid gob11 • ........... - and nlltiough in 111*3. Describes Visit to Kulab Miuftr: IhmuFli Hu* polar* f |lnri*nis. tin Ignorant Butcher. private audiNear Delhi. Mrs. Putton-Ayres had picked up Is few French phrases which she worked Pnlace of HnrInto her talk on every possible oc­ i‘iy r<-ni:uk;ilil<< thing. A wnaight arriviiiK | . nw, ‘ <)n .ii|i,-r , ,i,| w. cliaincasion. ^Entering tho butcher shop" iir. AA •• • iwr-, ihnmch which Hu­ ono day. she Inquired If he had any nke uni -....i -.ti ।i.l. ....nu ....... Il.to called “Tin- Ann of Fame." U.-aial OMO VI -a I "Boned what, ms'amT~*Mkcd the breakfast look a <’.urn.ii:,7 1" -Hi<”w.it1-|i etjM.d. Th. -i-. . flu- The-in«rnntion «»n it nays that Ra­ butcher, puzxled. eifyrgellili* i’*riinls lo enb’i” HnriHitThl mhL'i.'.-,'h-ll.-.'biu: yiifif pic- ja Dajmn: had ■mbdtt“d n people on "Bon vlvant," sho repeated; "That’s Forr, and feeling Hint w® wisli.-iH luf.. from. lli<>n».ni<l- of ^[|l•m. tho French for good liver, you know," a roM from lempb-. visited llb’j Tin' privale imdienc® room, ronearth fm —Boston Transcript. ij l<> Hu- Bit: Mo.«m<*. which we’are . building. Hut mar as inlaid told is Hi'1 grand*1*! of all India, with Ikuiiitiful .Mo and lite -ltd Hi’ slip, •■••nltiry. A. D. mally built. it was »ti| For some reason we could nM en- centers of Un- ||<u CARLTON LEXTER. inVein Reason nf Owosso is veil­ nnd (•in* ruler unwisely moved jt. l< we did nt Hip oilier*. II i« indeed 1-rriplioii. "I ing nt F. B. Fleming’s. beautiful. built i>( red sand stone. | earth, it is Turkish Miles' Andras hn« returned In with wjill® marble ininurcH and bath* au- i I'rav’crse Cily after a two weeks fountains in I hem lined with slay al home. ■ Mrs. Nina Landon Root Ims re­ •aw I lie la-1 induce built cimi turned lo her liofm- al Coopersville after a week's stay with pajents from a builder to a jeweler.. and friends. Jay Carpenter's new store is nearing compleliou. It's an orna- ‘WMDERFIIL FAUCES m II III tin Of IBfc~r Mrs. Hiram Hogets mid dmighl®r (lerlnidf and Mrs. Wcbidei Rogers and daughter* Bessie mid I.'-Ilia visited un<‘ day ul Frank Andrus*. . School commenced Monday with Mrs. Jjtis Wickham as teacher. Mrs. Miles Antlru- with her two dntighlers leave Friday for. an ex­ tended visit with her husband at Traverse-Cily. Miss Rulb peel called on her many friends on tier return from ramp meeting id Cli'irlolle. zMhs Kggerlon starts this week to I’ommein e her -M'boOl at Houtb Haven. Miss Marjorfe Wright of Gaciot. fnd„ is visiting al Chas. Smith's. Mrs. Al. limit front the -norlliern Inert of the slate is. visiting al .Will ’ X'asli's and other friend# around Carlton. * Mrs. Myrlie Roger- ami daughter Vera are visiting frimdd in (Ids pari of the state. Chas. Smith and Frank ■ A-briber had a very enjoyable nuto trip through Ohio. Tale Buck nf Battle Creek is al home witli his parent*. Miss Mina Burk leaves soon to cnjmnenee her school in the north­ ern part of the state. Mi« .Gertrude Fleming leaves Monday for Carson Cily, where she Iirf going to leach lhe coming year. tic-$ighh'du«m ins to enter.’’ nlnius. Dud V, hat, muni-ram, f- Af moaqiKM, totnlH anil t.-m. I hat they do itol know aujlliiug about. - Surely happiness la reflective. like th® light of hnavcb; and every conntMi anco. bright with smiles and glowi Ing with Innocent rnjoynieat. is a ' mirror, transmitting to other* the raya of a supremo asd «•-er-shlning benevo­ lence.—Irving. . . Kutab Mioar, Delhi, India. BASXEII WAX! ADVS. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 3. 19U. I to emmets' if SWIMS 1- -MrtlmJist - - - - - - -Episropul --- — 1 [ CAUSE htffl DAMAGE <‘-hurch ilrresting Faria About Planet* That llhiinhiule lhe llcnvriw. Shortly After Sim*8el*. aw,l Venus is attracting alteiilion a« MnwSM.'""^.............. -.......... Rr». Hii*am*II II. Bread?. Portor. smidav S.!pb'mb>-r ik Hnlfy Sun.nd nmi-n.w «;-k. lb. P".- , !!Xd., -ri...,,!J””-;;--;! H..II. I*, prnpraiii will, nu nd('.:,;wrl| public .. ............ IH.U. '“"n. «■«. thl, .n'm?l«L, At Illis Iln* linn- ln-r i.r.lbon.'y I-.''Irrnnd, AnnU.rr|,rnrlk. and -l.......n by .ar-rnt sermon in flic series on Tim Aixri-1 cd high in I lie west. sometimes nn Ilea Creed'I'LJIeJi.exe. 111 J'Jie. icihity of i.arly aw four o'chak in. tho afterCalholic Chuivh. I >L ..u .....T.. Venus is 11,. the■ second nl'itii'l plane! ,1 1,1111,Ill'............. ...... " i.i.main. from the sun pnd a most brilliant another in Howne township. sermon. "Is There A Clii Three liooos. beloiiuiirg- I" Jame l»ody. Her diamelcr is nbrtul 7.700 tween Hie |^lM>rtng Classr Church and-Who Dug it?' not murli different from (he earth. Monday evening. 7:15. . Monthly lightning and killed. \IhiuI lhe lime you are admiring One of the most curious act* of vening. reception un­ the lightning was litc-rally to blow .■ will Im* found iices of lhe Epworth* to piece* a large oak tree near )a*ague for lhe public school leach-, tame* Bryan's farm in Baltimore t in* brightest of tin* ers. The general public are -in­ town-hip.’ The It was about 75 plmiei- as an evening -tar.- Jupiter vited. ■ . is Hie tlflb planet from the sun and Tluiradny. 6:30 p. in. church fam­ it til such n liiammr that the the Urges! of the solar -yslein ex­ ily uighl. ' Pol luck Mi|»pei'. fol- •Iruck ire.- Was hjrii into .-moll piece* a» cepting Hie Min. Jupiter in diame­ if a heavy charge of high ' cxplo- ter is about K5,ikMi Hides mid he is ...... >. ..I I....... >.l.....<l hi it Fv..n away from Hie -mi nearly live him-1 Tlie every member canv’nss for porbudget an<l benevolences wdl he foiind । Mara i* llio fourth planet from compleled next Sunday nfirrnooii.| The same plan will in Will Harding'.* Hastings Circuit. Richard E. Yost.-Pastor. BIG CROWD ATTENDS eviAihig. feteneo. Uutliuid, 33» p. in. lhe alaive named appvrninients this conference year. Marlin. Quimby and lleiKlershott will have |heir closing services lhe following Sun1 II 1. Is especially desired lltnl that ilip-e Iliese services be fully atlvndml as Hie pa-ior has a mailer of special imiHirtance to present. Hu. sure that the benevolence nnd the subscriptions for I hr Clirislian Advocate are in by that time. It will save me many unBaptist Church News. Thursday. 7~;«>. Midweek prayer easily located in the night sky as a bright shir shining with a reddish light. The diameter of Mart is 1.21*1 mile-, distance from lhe earth vary­ ing from 35 lo 211 millions of miles. The nearest approach of Mars to Hie ASSYRIA FIELD DAY moon. Hut if you want lo locate Vefiu.«, lake a look high in the west Enjoys Sports Pigeon Shoot nnd soon after sundown. Bum* Ball. List of Win(airlton Grange. Program for Carlton, Grange, No. Saturday wns Held day at Assy­ 261. Sent. 12. 1013: ria and a large crowd greatly enOpening song .from Grange .Mel­ odies. folks Roll call answered by miscellnticous quotations. will undoubtedly attend nnd Pithy - paragraphs . Penlbdd won the clay pigeon sliodl from A*syria._while Assyria won the bail game with Maple Grove, thereby winning a purse of $10.0(1. nor. Boy* Running Race -Edward Silage -Clnt- Three questions upon lhe. silo ibject. by each of three person*. Select reading—Mas. Julia Hatch. My Vacalion—Goldie Wallers, hislnimental Music—Mrs. Hd- arry County Fair Sept. 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th EVENING FAIR SEPTEMBER I6th and ITth “The Fair Without a Disappointment 10 Big Free Attractions! Among Them Are Capt. Webb's Trained Seals Monster “Midway Motorcycle Races Friday Evening Carnival and Fair 6,000 Feet of Moving Pictures Each Evening NIGHT EXCURSION on the 0. K. & S. R. R. on THURSDAY So You Can Attend the Evening Fair class. 1st. $l.no: Mildred Blank '.’nd. 50. Friday. 2'JK». This Train Will Leave Hastings, Going North, at 9:30 P. M.; and Going Violin Solo -la-wi* Sladlo. . Iluiimiig .lump Clare Smith. 1*1 Held in church. ('.losing .song from school KnapFriday, 7:3P.CIa*< »n musical in- SHOO: Fritz Gasser. 2nd. SO rents. South at 10:45 P. M. Barrell H.iie Albert Olm-tead. sirboiion and choir. There will be a daijce Sunday S»4hmiI, t,lasses 1st. $L(Mi; Myminl Thnmp<on. 2nd. Grange ball. FridayM-vening. will be held as-usual; IchiIht in. ' Morning worship, f I :<»>. >•[High Jump Henn Vice held in auditorium, mon • by pastor. 8p^i«* «"«“«• Myuard Thonipsbii. ling European Travellers Return. .. .. .. V ...... ...II < ho tinitii. Mi cents. The British steamship. “Marion." P. A. SHELDON J. J. DAWSON W. R. HARPER bringing a parly of refugee Amer­ ians, irrespwl ive id denomination, j Morace Mulvaney. 2nd. 50c. TREAS. SECY. Young People's Meeting, owl. Ealing tlonlesl Albert Mud- ican l.mirlsis arrived safely in Philadelphia on Monday evening. Miss Maud ('.hurlton will lead this j The Grand Rapids Herald of Tues­ meeting, instead of ltd weeks as announced. Miss Bertlm Biggs of Merrell, l-t. <l.i»»; Hoberl Horton, day morning contained bn inter­ view with Mrs. Flora B. Henkes, of. pbnliac. our former chorister, tia* : returned to this city, am! xyill re­ man for'the Matthew* parly of| GODFREY CLOTHING STUCK IL Wilkes, chairiiiau nf lhe Alle­ '• >'■ < ' | The leaders will have supper l< sume her place in Hm leading of gan county Y.M. C. A. comrpillee. Grand Rapids with which, she mid lhe singing. Memorize Hie lull IN CHARGE OF TRUSTEE „ “1KSy’TrX">?'x'"t in the Y. M. (’.. A. headquarter*. They will Miscuss melhoiis and her daughter. Miss Aitnee. have chapter of John. ■ plan* nf working with boys, partic­ been travelling.- The itiformntion • Yoke Fellow Hand tJ:>Mi. ------^'planning to call a series ot lender.-': Addresses will lie made by JI. B. ularly wfili the group and cluti Johnson, state htmlenl and religious TUMday r.vening cottage prayer 1 "r,’J w..rk secretary. anti by Attorney C. practically, lhe same as thaf publ- Hart, la l«' tpprai'—.1 and Sdd ............. rtT?..... Knie*-ting. 7::1U. lo be held al thy I'olat Far ,b.' Brnril, ihr ....................... M'1 ... ............. .. , . . .....a ....• |,.||cr in the BASNER two Weeks ago. relating the parly's exfd-iien ' Wodnesday afleiniMin. Lad­ invd....i nn..nruuy in .......... Vienna for England. ies Aid Society wilt i>e held at the nnd daughter are expected tn arrive of <H.flun. Mrs. W. S. Godfrey. — home of Miss- Grace Beamer, ••di ­ in Hastings late this Wwlnrsday proprie|nre'^"iif a local clothing * ner Madison and Dibble. Ihis will store, has miide nn assignment for H be a program meeting, the subject the benelil Xi hen crodilor*. Grant w Carrie living our missionary work among Olis Rx-—Keen appointed trustee. the nulifiiL-. their characteiistn-. Gnmiic Prdgrnm. An inventory is being taken of the | LI Maple habits, etc. Gome mid enjoy m> Program for Johnstown Grange stock, Ahich will be appraised ami | rj tirternoon of inlervsiiiig tilings. Seplember 12. UHI: ' sold. There are aliohl 25 or :Ui' Lunch will be serviil al V.3<i until Song hy. Grange. creditors, who will shore m the re- U «XMI. "IkH's This County Need an Ag­ • eiljls. _________ _______ ricultural Agent?"—Will Jones. CITY SCHOOLS OPENED TUES Wesleyan Methodist Church. FORCED TO HEAR SERMON 5 Reading - Fannie Crandall. DAYWITH LARGE ATTENDANCE "Fire protection on (hi* Farm."— M. J. Rudder. Pastor. Worthy Maslep. Sunday services: . Ilceiliilion—Ansel Talmage. in:(Mi a. in. Cln^ Meeling"What is the Most Practical Wlnka" In Ehgllah Churchaa tllijKI Preaching. Keep* Many Non-Residents Power Aviiihibb* by -Fanner* in If:i5 Sunday schmd. Christian Endeavor. . From Coming. Expense?" — Karl : Hculiies 7:.';u Preaching S-rxirv; Those aho have a habit of sleejy .. 'Vh"U/li only JmloJliiifo figures Bowman. Ing through the minister's sermon "may he obhiuied at nt.'there Reading- Worlliy Overseer. is- eveiy indicalioit Hint the nf"Wliiit is the Difference in Wo­ should thank their stars that thev lendanee in Hie city sclmols will he man'- place m lhe World Fifty were not living In England 300 years And and Now?"—Anna Jones. ago. for they would have been rapped I'nitcd Brethren Church. : school, particularly, in • lhe high Years over the head every limo they dored Reading—Minnie Groat. school, (inly .a portion of the stu­ Rev. C, W. Ballou. PaMor. by men especially appointed to the F.iiima SheRbdd. Lecturer. On next Sunday morning al the] dent* enrolled on Tuesday, owing task of keeping the congregation THREE HOUR EVENING PERFORMANCE ■ ■■■ □□□□□□□□□□□□ nnannunnunnti□□□ nnann■■■ ■ SCHOOL BOOKS n n n n n n . As high as ONE-HALF saved on second’ nn hand and slightly soiled books n . Better than ever before is our vast collection, which n surpasses ahything ever shown in the county. We;nare prepared to furnish all texts used in Barry n County. ' . New Books in abundance for those who wish them>g or those not so fortunate as to get in on the second­• n n hand bargains. n At Lowest Prices n In n n n church will ije opened lo receive EPWORTH LEAGUE WILL GIVE For Instance, In one parish in any who desire In join us in chinch men enrolled in lhe high, RECEPTION TO TEACHERS Shropshire. JS shillings a year was fellowship. ' ' regularly paid to a poor man to go increased. Y’otl are urged to he present and about the church during the sermon of all clmoo** in hoar both subjects for next SunI Social Parlors of Methodist Tin? attendance rlcd a thin, long wand in his hand, Episcopal Church. Parents of . * ........... cry large. By nevi Monday it which he could conveniently stretch Pupils InvitiM. Mibjecl. “What should the Church out over considerable apace and rap of the Present Age be Like?" ami the evening subject will be "Tlie :i< l llgures of th-- total emollmeiil. years, lhe Epworth League will offenders on the head or about the. Report* showed enrollments lo Lion Trainers of Our Generation." shoulders. — Y’ou will he well profited lo hear be as - follows on Tm ' the cilv schools nt the social room? ’ ' * these sulijecfs lg»tli of which are. ward. 112: -sc of the Methndlst Episcopal church structcd to be gentler, to Up softly, Hal building. proptWd tn give us a new grip and next Tuesday evening, lo which but pcrrlstently. until the slumber purpose for Hie work of Hie future was broken. For women. It war .grade* below lhe Inch lettlL m-rfiid out of lhe chnicji learned, were not so amiable as men 'lhe enrollment in roimly (July two more weeks until 'annu­ These annual receptions offer a on being aroused from a comfortable al cnnterencr. IX us have a full jllnr importunity for the parents of and inspiring attendance, to the end number are 11 high the scholars toufeet their teachers. uales. of Uie year. \ml Hie belter Hie toacllers and leave. causing no little commoUoa tV kindergarten , tOJ*l Sunday S^-bnol. on parcnls know each other, the bet­ '-about them. ' 1IXM Preaching. ter for b«lh and for the pupils ami Monday morning. . (1:30 Junior Endeavor. lhe schools. . 7:30 Pii-ai'hlng. J. C-Ketcham .will welcome the Constantlnopl*’* Mosques. ] »-» iy. F. M. S. Mccliiig. There are thrco hundred, mouses Q Eruiiuviuul Churrh. ' program with special iiuulc. ah*” tn Constanllnopl*, of which ■ the 16 Hit* mb'iMjial reception to the royal ones are regarded as the finest | Rev. Carroll I. Bules Rector. ly of the Meihrwltal chureh. will he With Hie return of the rector held nt the home of Mrs. M. L. Cook teachers. Light refreslimenls wilD in the world. The meaning of lhelU next Bunday, nil lhe usual * name of Turkey’* capital la "cjty of Q vices, will Im* re»im'ivd. her 01 II ■ . Constantine." ihe most noted of tho Holy Ctimnmnimi, H:bO a. m. Importance of Trifles. Program in ••barge of Mile Box mo.qu«. u (Pal ot al. Sophia. <ho Holy Communion and sermon. Committee. Mr.-. MeLravy mfd’Mr.-. After a mad chase the escaped lun flrat ancient exlatln* Chriall>n church.; U ’’Hopeful Aspects of the War in Hedrick. Help thi,* cmninHIcc by atic wap*tarrlcd back to his ward and which was converted Into a mosque In Europe” 10:30 u. in. being present qnd bring your mite 1463 on the capture of the city_by Sunday school. 12:00. before. "Beats all." panted lhe Turks under Mohammed IL ' Evening prayer r“ address lhe year. Glogiug pf lhe. Mystery turned "Vacation Experience Bos conlosl. Last Chapter of "The largo inslltutlhn can be stopped by a Spoiled the Effect King's Biieiness” ny -Mrs. C. Srrjkh. Prrobytrrlun Chiin-h. loos? nut." "What's the matterJ" a colleague Reports nf officer#. . , AH u»ual services next Sunday: asked of the advertising manager. The pastor will preach. "Matter enough. The fools havo . Always to Be Reckoned WltN. Sunday School at 11:15 a/in. You must learn to deal with odd and Mrs. Clara Fausey will entertain placed Mme. Sopranos testimonial Christian Endeavor. stiBn t.nncii • o., '..jo. for a cold cure on the same page with •neral A genei — rally to all the prop!* *ven in life, as well as in flgures — lhe Welcome Ladies Aid Society -1, ' Qsorgo Kliot. and W. G. T. Uw Thursday. Scp- the announcement that she had a sore i- asked. t ember IMh for suppor. .All in­ throat and couldn't slag."—Topeka BANNER WANT ADV8PAY^ Journal. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. vited. n n We can supply every little thing used inig □ the school room n n n If the school room needs painting, papering or new □ shades, let us show you. Headquarters for maps, ” globes, black boards, black board slating, chalk, CraSCl S, CtC. ' .. 5 Will occupy new location first of the year n n Arthur EL. Mulholland ° n n H □ "n u n n ■ { Where You do ttio Best The Leading Druggist Goods Delivered ■ «MnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnanQnnnnnnDnaM« �PAGE 8EVEW THE HUTTINGS BANNER. MJTSMBER 3, 191L IHENDERSHOTT SCHOOL HOUSE. I ------ - If it isn’t an Eastman, it isn’t a Kodak KODAK 1 Kodaks $5.00 up Brownies $1.00 to $12.00 HEAOQUARTERS FOR KODAK SUPPLIES Ellis E. Faulkner -----------DELTON THE REXALL STORE MICHIGAN Saturday. .Mrs. Charles Slanlon, who has bemi |o Bailie Creek caring for her mother, came liome Salunlny. Mis* Mildred Dunn ha* Men vis­ it im: In-r mini, Mrs. Mabel Babcock iiigh school al Ihnl place. Mr. and Mrs. IT.-d Tlmmas. Frank mid Cyrus Cltirk iiQdJfamiliea and Win. Jt>m-s and vvife of Marshall visih-d Mr. mid Mrs. Ben Delton State Bank Capital Surplus $20,000.00 6,000.00. A. A. Aldrich, I’rcs. J. G. Hughes, Vice-Pros. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLcay Win. Elliott J. G. Hughes , George J. Doster L. B. Teerpcning GENERAL REPAIRING DELTON. MauMrs. M. J. Cross and Marlin. a few days this « lire visited relative.* m Iasi .week. • . Mr*. I’ekhart hns I..... entertain­ ing her falhei; from Vermontville, ■ ills to trike ninth made Hits!ing* high ‘ for a r> w days. Mis* M. Imn ■ f Kala ilaughh-r, Jemmrlin Ml Friday fm. •p-'inliug a f< their lump* in Ph«»-uix, Arix-mn. friend, Jennie Tho .Grans, after spending- the Mb Hathaway's II Mr. iiml Mr*. Eugt-ne Kale Chmnberlnin CHAS. DENE.AU, MICHIGAN, SHOES SHOES Our stocks arc complete for your fall needs. School shoes, Men’s High Cuts, Low Shoes and Fine Shoes in all Leathers at reasonable prices. We arc closing out odds and ends of our shirt lines al following prices. The Pioneer meeting vvill I JI.OD Soft and Laundered Shirts 69c 50c 38c We have Salt Fish, Smoked Meats, Canned Meats, etc. for your table. I Wm. RENKES & SON DOWLING e<| a pirnie Iasi lluu-d.iy al (aim- Heading -Mrs. LONG BEACH. C. Bryant and dnughl**r. We Pay 41 Per Cent PLUMBING 6 HEATING Opening song’by all. Actual Cost. Prairieville, Mich. .. lioul.i enjoy.............. hi "Walter, return this tea whence It The M. E. Suudri) m ’ "",rr“ ■' x-.ll 3„.«..r lo II,., ui.ii. of IIMI, came.” eaid the sad-looking Individual. id it pleu.sunl butlm-’ al. Crooked Lake’ Wodnesrlay. School cominenci-ll here Munday Vl"'kle. Hew John HUUM* wa- in Lvon.*. ■o that ordinary water would make mo last week tn visit In- J-opIv. who wilh Miss ih-uhib Van Vrauken aJ .-Mrs. Andrew Hopkins and Mr* drunk.’’—Current Opinion. U-acher. , i .b.u lie Aspinall were vintnrs m have been in. pvor hi .ifih. Quarterly meeting held here Sun-.; P"‘“ Wumlerlirh's and Mr*. A. J. The Pennock Rronioii wa* held -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. at. Llm.Iminej?LKal'’ Wiffl.dns last. doy-coaducle.f by It.-v, Floyd. Hie I >enler > <me day last week. cnngiTRUlimr was' sTnuti’ orrnrroirntTThtiiswlny. • fc. Mr*. Eckharl and daughter Ver- of the rain. ' • Royal Brynnl mid hi* si*lef l.iit-a nife were in Haslin-- .Monday. .Mr. and Mrs. Rhhndgrr alleml-d Clinri-h lb-re Sun.Jay. Bechtal wml Lansing lhe latter pm I.irab-e. who is very low. Tim many friend* al. lhe Igiinr.of |jer dauglit• Peck*, in Itutlnnd is coining nicely id hospital, Grand Rap* house. putting .on new siding and recrni operation- thci If you have any work in the above lines 1 shall be more dirilis. * « ’ ■ than pleased to figure with you on the job. Anjljou will ‘ HIGH STREET. . •let- l.eora find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. Hany Robinson of Baltic Creek My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. . with him. Mr. mid Mrs. Cflmnl.ei lain and' daughter Kale of near Saranac nt unlay and Sunday nt Gan Ink* kina and child of Bailie Creek. After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waistings, White Crepes, etc.,-will be sold ut Less Than Both Phones set I*’ii»i * Mr* Al"‘a Wunderlich returned m& o! in Ha-limw. Monday. Pm.ri.ei of It.e memhers <>r Heml Monday night from Wood.-------------- :--------,.J■ • / w^XTent *mem"Lrs lhe ________ ________ .■rshnUsJXtJ al lhe ' land, where she has been for llw •I White Dress Goods F. II. WILKINSON • j -- - attended flm Kal.-una» Keimvlh Gm i-fdl mid'sister. Mil­ Ink.- Tn dred Irfl for Caledonia, Saturday. fur a visit with relatives lliore. .Miss Mary Islinrn of llnwliiig. spent a few il;ij* <»f Iasi week with League al lhe Home (I Mr*. Andrew Ketchum. I Sam Buxton ami family .spent BALTIMORE School begins her - Monday vyith Mr. Jlauer afid Miss,.Smilli as inloyee attended lliu Hampton • lr- siiucim*. Frank Norwood dn d -nddenly dmlt mid family union al Gull lake. is week. Mind Dim- Benson nnd Mi*Arthur lltlrri Grace Thoma.* will leave for Bal- Extra Early Sale of Children's Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. Some extra good bargains in Dry Goods. - ■ ■—DEI TON j MTy ii: ..' Florejiee 'Bini, who. - i... .Mi.«.« has l>een visiting .Miss Emeline Stevens for a week, returned io her liotne al Augusto, .Monday. Mrs. -Anna llnbbms and children has been visiting relahves here the past few days. ’ The L. A. H. will uiuct ^ilh Mrs. Jessie Norris on Friday 6f this e<-k. All coilia. Al. Durfee has-been very sick. it is Iw-ttcr al this writing. .Mis* Bernice Miller lias lending a week with her ;aunt. rs. Greenfield, nt. Olivet. There was mi attendance ... nlMiut 150 al lhe Slanton Clark re­ union Wednesday. The Stevens m-liool began Mon­ day morning with Miss Anna Thomas nt (he helm, lhe Bullis with -Mrs. Fern -DeCrookcr nnd the Briggs with Miss Maud GoytrighL Charles Stanton mid family, Mr. mid Mrs. Willis McNulty ami cllildivn and liOWard Sianlon mid wife nf Caledonia, have, he.en here lhe past week tn visit relnlives and at­ tend lhe iTuninn. Quite a niunber of families from I hi* way nl tended (ho great day al As«yria Center last Salunlay. James Smith mid family visited relatives at Dowling, Sunday. Picture taking opens a new world of entertainment to the children, and they never tire of the fun. • The Kodak puts this pleasure in thp hands of young or old at small cost. Is simple enough fd<k child to use with good results—so efficient the expert can not exhaust its possibilities. Kodaks and Kodak supplies of all kinds always on hand, and always new. VW ff VtAkW* am I ’■| | I a->—___ . ooutnwestern Dairy I HAG LA DISTRICT? Mr. Charlie Heise nf W<><Milmid L Th»’ Ladies' Alii will be entertain-1 ()lir w.|l,jt>| began .Monday, Aug- and Henry Gr.1Heise of Ctjftuumi snent -TMTiJ-Mr- TtaTri.r Brrntr-Mot Mr- *lt.f -vr uiHf Tm-FTTnTTTT CT TI.VT- Farms For Sale Mi Mi dan Of Bedford, stopped nt Lona teach, Wedm-sdiri-. Roy Burkett of Eaton <U>3*was a isilor a) llm lake Friday. _■ Dr. Kellar and wife and company from away were llshiug al.lh>'- lake Monday. Wallace Mack and family who have been slaying for a few <lays at lhe green collage, n-lutiird toIheir hoine Monday,. 111 nerex Iiiinse nnd poou or'chnnl, I Frank Granger mid wife were liohing nl (he lake. Tuesday. PIONEERS OF JOHNSTOWN murk. S'.ttlii.on. siiim.on. 53l)U.<W down ihr Jim Wood mid parly of ll.li.i.l ..t—*■ I.....- t-.l .. ''■'‘■-I ANO BARRY MEET Al DELTON mrest "',' on lime. .$,TiO(I.IMI . at lVH. ijihkI lillililillji. JIMWI.IMI Frank Brnndseller ami wife are .............. .. ....................... itsyii.iMi back at lhe hike. Al Ifome of Mr. m>d Sir*. Barrell M) iicres, (pied IniHdhigs one Ari Chase and Hugh Riley were On Thiirsdaj. Septchibcc HI. mid one half mile from Good ____ _ Program. _______ Nashville ........................... .'mOOJME , Walt Clark mid'wife from Maple Grave and compaiiy^-frum away called Tlmnwluy. Barry township- will K" "1 11 u'’ um biiildinn*.... iSOii.OO F. K. Patlerson of Chicago, was ii'.'.'; « t, ™; .....”.............. .. lip nl the pavilliop Thursday. Charles Slack and family llshed at lhe lake Thursday. and a line p Mr. Bin-kelt mid family of Grand smiling fncci Rapids, were fishing at the lake. Thursday-' , Following i* Hie program: Fay CletiK-nre and wife STINGS AND DELTON. MICH. llshiug Thin-sday. Ezra Morehouse & £0. LISTEN What do you know about 16 lbs. of Sugar for $1.00? That is what we are offering you this week with a $1.00 cash pur­ chase of other groceries. KOPF & KOPF DEI^TgN. MICH. GRANGE hall CORNEHS lutn • ollh-v in lliisliiiiis. every- SatIJraudM' ll'T ami > unlay. Bort JRowsi-r «was in Bailie Cr< a couple of days last week. Aline Cr«>*s. A. Iloeltzel. Mr. Philips, who ha* been si., Ileritulion - .Mi : for some limo-nt the home of hi*. son. Will, passed away Saturday nl Violin ? CREEK STREET. HOLMES CIH ll< II. ■Ji'io p. in. Seymour Reiiler mid aims ’Pile Ladies Aid will meet al Hal-• Charley Hyde entertained his [lie Bryan's '^eplimihei* to. Every’ .sister mid family Sunday. Yniing l.idi body cfinu-.1 ■ I'n-d Stamm mid family attend.Mr. anil Mr*. ITmik Andrus <•! home from। ed Sports Day nt Assyria Center. Music Cjirilpn Center called <m their mini Saturday. Mrs. l.hrniii’ BaTnmii, Sunday nf-l imr car.- of Mrs. Wesley Moireit. pioneer j Clialmer Norris mid family visnuetiug. lenionii. , ■ Mr. Conklin's people spent thei ib-d at Bert Bowser's Sunday. Efirl Demaray. Mmy Wood mul last <»f Hie week visiting idatives1 Mr. mid Mrs. Fred Bri.-hd look Ividi Cimkfnrd niiiiiiu-nasl Iheir in Kalamazoo. (heir daujchler, Mrs.-Bess Budd and « Mrs. Oliver Johnson visih-d *al granddaughter, Doraihea- lo their j !n wcHnt Vx Mwomhycur mid Welby Crockfonl. dan.-c v-mi the trough- iniptc- Tipon the minds of the people ot Barry Iliissel Barnum mid Ella -Wood W'. Dilnkellmrgei-'if Iasi week. ' !’i T'M","h|'V'. i. Nrit mode Of rtaiument; llien Iheir llrsf year in Hastings high' Misses Puurl and Mary Webb les to FURXiTl RE. that i> <mr strong suit. Wc ate spent last week with, their cousins! schiMil, Tuemlny morning. ■ i|s. We are getting in our .v lines and they Lois Wickham coiimienceil her have ‘furniture ., for every n* in .the honsc and School eitinineiiced .Monday i -um. rai/.n .-'iieiiiriu I-. spemilllg a, seoond year nf^cluMd work in Carl­ ............ ' .................... morning with Mi-> Bulali Van few days with .Mrs. Mamie Carr. , in buildings, known ;m-theaters, after Ion Ceiitoj-. Moiylay. Vrauken a* tenrher. ' Sdibol commenced hem Tuesday Tho Misses Maud Coitngbl. .Mary; a Greek word m . ulng "to ace?’ „ ... of the leading Soplrinbor gih. wilh . Miss Nora •Beach. Mnhfe Thomp*on, Amy; iiirniliiu inake.K afpl it is no trouble tojnakv a -ati>iact<»ry ^elecltuu. . Wmid.of Coins gwvj- as t-acher. limise. I.ant Smith doing lb1’ work. Hinton and Myrtle ami Mnbln Mr-j THE PRICE QUESTION Dcutli of Limes Phillips. Glfltm Mowry _is gniug with lhe Gralh have in-en camping al Oak' M4s"s Anna Blond" eonmiencod ■ school, nt Woodliimi Monday threshing machine. Nook. Fine lake. .mt -tore t-xpeuse is small and our operating expense is light: as we mioi^iing. Mr.*. Hattie Bristol has hel-n en• Mr*.. Frat)<’is 'Htmdnrslmll visited . I ■ and get die discounts, we can MEET ANY COMPETITION Mrs. Mary Patten went lo As­ nt Buttle Greek Ipsl wci-K. lertaining her inollier, from Char­ AN!) THEN SOME. This is no idle boast. We invite yoh to put usId-the syria Wednesday, when- -he will on Sunday Zaun Beach visiled her bnilh' i’ lotte. L -t vvhciicvrr yon de,sire to, make any purchases of furniture. We would keep liom-e for .Mrs. Jewell of that Lester Mrs. Warner of Baltin Creek his son. William Phillip Beach, near Nashville la*l place. ** Mr .Phillips w Ii’- >• have you in-peet our line <•« Bed Room Suits, Parlor Furniture, who hits been visiting her s<m. Will Jnhnslnwii. week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gversmilh linn ICIIIIUVU. Xill’rau oi ill,- I Couchcsr Rockers. Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, etc.' You will be surprised .Mr.*. Clip/. Rnbtock visileti at were al Mpple Grave. Wedncstfay. Lorahclle Wasner h.1* rctunieil yeaip-nr* ago agi In- < and pleased with lh^ money saving opportunities we can offer in Furniture. . Mr. and .Mr.*. I. Townsend ‘Were (Miner Johnson's hist week. he resided un-. home from her visit in Ohio. Bailie JTf JTre»k w! Greta Johnson visited her Uncle lhe guests of Nashville friends and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde HenSaturday and Suudny, • I Death 8cholarahl(f. w Jo Johnstown I" reside. Mr. and Mrs. Goscli of Freeport, dersltnll-. last week. „lln.d to. u Ki II. i. -ui The scholar is more Inclined in­ »»- 'lu, I'; ' visit nd their daughter, Mrs. John Quarterly meeting services were He 1* more- by two oilier children. Georgi' of K. *? He a.of! Kalamazoo and .’I'- Ida Arnifld of MceLod. Wednesilay. held at Hendyrsboll. school hottso quire than to affirm. Mr. and Mr*. Will Hauer of West Sunday., Dr. J. C, Floyd -of Grand ready to asy. 'What do you-think?" j Woodland, viisted at J. E.- Pdrnie- Hapitls,* life *uperinlend«uL- was ' Funeral serif* '-“re held from lee’s Sunday. there. ' . , Th«ln<Sanborn church <>n Tuesday affer■ noon. burial laking place in I)nw|-BANNER WANT ADVS JAY—| •uig cemetery. —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. - I THE PRICE QUESTION ON FURNITURE Aldrich Brothers Company DELTON, MICHIGAN = — �THE HASTINGS BANNER PAGE EIGHT rooin For Sale— l-'ifiy rordX of dry mix-i For TmiIc• TSfife’Wii. him wwmr~:ii«T WANTS kilcln-ii. Kmpiin* I.. pikd on iny farm .in tho cily] IT A WORD. Ni I'h.niv IK8H. It limilv. I will *••!! Iln- <-n(ir»‘ ltd nn III- ground for 81.75 per coni J ir SuhGh -I -l — l-idal form 2-wk*I or Kale Cheap-Hough t-incii him- j .1'. T. <ai|gn»v",t •prinu iMimry: also road cart and brr for roofing and sheeting. also • ■ .......... • ......... lllKKy. ■ Illi III- .11 .Biilimi; bill stuff. Phonr IntU, Inquire Mahogany- upriulil Elevulor ewks F. G. Pierce, City. , M piano. Will sacriftc- for qith-ki______ ____ L________ _______________ „ tbttrrns liujll. cleaned and repalnhl. ’ sale, Addr»—. iJIO'.tnn St.. Grand : For Nair Cheap Thn - horse xaIhipid-. MteJrr 2-wks, nlinr i-iiuini-. i'nn l«All work giiaranbs’d. .Phone or leave word at Hinillr's.Sfarket. Leo Far Nidi- -Gu* 1 Btnilh, Cily. if For Hout-flwoer. gunu.- away .will For flair—G>nmI Ury mixed wood " b..11ii-nl *furiiinlied apartment will* per roni ifelivrred. Phone. A. piano 1<» righl parlie,. PlioiitF. Sylvester or Geo. Tolhurst (1 131 5 png*. . Iwk Vacuum (’.leaner lo Reni—Electric For Nnlc ll.-il. .-‘pring*. main-*­ ? *lovc* and In-ii. coop. Phone 57.H. -?wk* Phone 137. II10 day. For flair—Fine *11111111-,r home on bank of Thoriiupple kike, in­ cluding homw*. barn ami «*— wilh % acre .land. Mime f Price righl. Phon- 23t>K. Bparks. Notice -Tho*- having silo- lo Inllll«-d, write or-phon- me nl onca. Phone -Hi 1 iuiig 2--4im-J.. P-rcy Win-low. Iwk not at all dependent upon tho amount ovAT'jaat week. About all grains of money one spends. A man can get Ijave advanced aa has hutter fat just as much fun, for Instanco. out ot lying- about the height of his tomato PROOUCA plants as ho can out ot pursuing the satno course with respect to bls tull age per gallon of gasoline. Near Kind. don't know whether I’ll let George go -Is there any tneat In that fellow's Plum,. or not-"—National Monthly. — argument tor racing beUT" naked ras . legislator, sternly. —Wall.- admitted the pleader fur - Burtt of Eloqusno*. This Is from Australia: "Gentle­ bets, cautiously, •'there may be a tew men, a member of the bouse has taken Wide Awnkr Krwlnd Circle. advantage of my absence to tweak! Good Night Light. Mr*. Sain Xnv of John-down n”r«»»«® behind my back. I hope that I ------------------- - „ me behind „CU1UU,| If a small pleco of camphor Is pro■nlerlninel| the liirmbety of the /he next time bo abuses back lit* like a II1 cured and placed in a bowl or glass of POULTRY AND BIDRB. Aid- Awnk- rtvwuii: Circle. -Wed- my b-sk - coward ees-srd he will w!!! do it, caickeoi. alive, w tc —7------------------------------------------------------waw It will bo found to float on the tesday. August Stilb. The Indic* to my face like“ka man, and not. go MfifsT*’'’’ ‘pent the iiflerii*><*ii with fancy! skulking into the thicket to assail a aurface, and when lighted will prove -v>.rk and visiting also an mleresl- 1 gentleman who Isn’t present to de-i * R0011 n,«ht ,l*h*- especially as earn­ ing program wnx rrtiderrcl. latirr ‘ J8I1J himself ' phor Is a good disinfectant, and its in lhe afternoon a delirious lunch-! - disagreeable. •• imell not at- all ‘ next uirciGood Hunting Country. EMU Good Things Moat Be Uaed. Wild animals are not numerous tn | Good la no good, but It It be apeutj Clovar Bead. ' Bind, although occasional reports are God gives good for no other ende-s! BALBI) HAY ANU STRAW. ___________ heard of-tigers, panthers, leopards,1 No. ITlaotby. liouxotia ------------------.------ Ths Jacka| I. |g j Bpe.naur. : Baled Htraw.u^s to W,J». Thn world would be better and wolves and hyenas. The Jiekii brighter If people were taught tho duty very common, while bears some- ' para are someof being happy as well as the happt- tlmea seen In tho ’hills. ~ Tho gad or nes* of doing their duty. To be hap-; wild sheep, the Ibex, the chlnkera, tha HASTINGS MARKETS py ourgehres is a most effectual con­ black buck and tho hog deer are comtribution to the happiness of others.O-m-rlrd. WcduradW P. M. Hep!. Slr John Lubbock. la aery prevalent al times. TJm EkvBlor9 an,| Milling Com* For flair—Nihe room house, quire 937 So. Jlaycs SI. Phone SUNIL J. G. kiniln of poultry. « lielton every Honda. atul Wednesday. For price* *-<•• F. G. Adams A Son. Iiellon. Mirh.l For Sale—Al a bargain '129 acrfarni. section 15. Irving. I). IL Smith, llnstjngs. Houle 9. liwksl I?'' "i ILi-lnip- | 11,-ni—l urid-lird i-ixuiu Mud. For S11I1 Keeping Up-to-Date is What Has Put FRENCH’S WHITE LILY FLOUR So Far in the Lead of Al Other Flours llalliaway For Sale—Hou— and lol. Cha*. Bockwilh.- with iwleaner; latcsl mo nearly new. Inquire al NER Office. upright ' A cdhtW. for the eidirgement of tbs Sunday school, entitled "A Trip. to Palestine.'" had been planned by tha superintendent. One mother, “*■ " the school, hearing that the superin­ tendent Intended- -Laklog tho scholars for a boat ride, hastened to remark. pony are paying 81.06 par bushel Dally Thought AVnntrd—Good poultry delivct Steinway msd. LA8ORIN0 NEN AND CHURCH?’ . And Who Is llr^ponxUih- For II? That Is Tlirmr of llrv. Bread) Sunday Evening.' “I* there n chn-m hetwren lnl»oring men ami ih>- church? And who is resjwinjiihh- for ii?" ’Dial will be lhe thr-me of llrv. Bready**; .-rrnmn nexl Sunday evening. 'And! all who know hint know Hint h-' will di-M-iiA* il wiHik lhe utmo-d 1 f r ankriwsr ' IF will In* wort Ii hear- ■ ing. Ella Wills of Johnslown. For flair—llegisiered Uunw Jr hogs. Bulb *«-xe*. Treated cholera. J. E. McElwain. street. ner. SEPTEMBER 8. 1914 Intxpsnslvs Joy. 'IS THERE A CHASM BETWEEN piano. * Hapitfs. Midi. For Nnlr A desirable gen«*r ik'llon, Mich. Wnnled—Man with (earn I from |<i tn .’Id acres of mm 1'hone 2I. Middleville Ex. Frank Prail. .Middleville. For. Hale—Four roosQng-cot pouliry, cheap, one corn 1*5 feel Inhg. shingle naif. Walnut sln-et*. Heslinga. For Sale—K soft waler, room huiHv. Plioiit* ggs. For Mair—Wishing l<> purchase 1915. model? will sell my Maxwell louring car. In p <-i>ndilinn. Will demon nnywhere; Claude Wmkl, a ■ F-Min llitihrr Will nay higher'prii For Nair—Good sjandtird pin'. mn_cce-+-yf*. old. good road*l-r: j mak« Iwk ;i«t will l»- —iv IT*> buggy and harness. I'lidim I*. S73B. -Iwk ‘I— ------- ----------------------------------------------- ant e i* dc-dn'd. ------- • Winded PeopleJo know (hill I win For Ilrul—A brand nuw liffluw. inrin-d Sunday. -Baldwin. Phoiu* 301B. For flair—New Miller Phono PW-5 'ring*. Iw-an pu 2- Mr. and Air*. G The Best For the Money Store Men’s Fall Suits Boys’ Fall Suits With all the recent improvements in machinery, making the BEST product of 'any kind is largely a matter of equipment, .and help.. This is ESPECIALLY TRUE of flour. The latest models of flour-making machin­ ery get all of the flour-goodness out of lhe wheat that is {ost by any mill us­ ing old-style machinery. Unless a mill is fully equipped wth the latest improved machinery, that mill CAN NOT make the BEST QUALITY of flour. • But the latest patented and improved machines cost patented devices do. To throw out an entire equipment and replace it all with new, requires a large expenditure nothing of the temporary disorganization of business, and a turmoil for months. But it pays in the long run. money-just as all of old machinery, of money, saying keeping things in The FRENCH'S WHITE LILY FLOUR that making with our - up-to-the-minute equipment of machinery, is so far SUPERIOR to anything that can be made with old style machines, that there is NO COMPARISON. We don’t charge any more, for it than as though we had old equipment, but our customers are so much better pleased with the QUALITY of the flopr.wc are making, that we feel well repaid for keeping our thill closely up-to-date. Satisfied customers has always been the aim of this mill, and we never let the question, of EXPENSE stand in lhe way. . , More people in Barry County are using French's White Lily Floqr than ever before. They KNOW from experience that it is the BEST FLOUR MAPE. Are you one of them? If not, why not try it and become one of them? Men’s and Boys’ Fall Hats New Fall Shirts Sweaters^'Mackinaws Make Your Selections Early as the Se lection Is Always Best Then F. CHIDESTER LEADING CLOTHIER HASTINGS, MICH Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER SEPT. 3,1914-20 PACES. PART TW0-PAKS 9 TO 10. ’ptv-Tir-thn-Ttrtnifr~h«,’t ’ ’*itnrrhry---------- MYTON*CORNERS:-------- -— exemng A good time was enjoy- j Mrs. *Mary Gardner visHud her e<l by all i brother Theodore Scofield at South Mr. and Mrs. John Castelien and , ,.a,t Woodland, Tuesday. . Mi*< Frances Child* of Wc-t Vermontville, spent Tuesday with than l.ooo,ono.(MW paiwng-rs and L- | nnsr MOTIVE tMUNMUNtn tons of freight annually, j After adopting lhe English-born child of civilization, the United UM 100 TEARS MO Slates took the lead In II* develop­ ment and application, uni i| today it stands as’the world’s greatest man­ held. and laid to rest. Much sym­ ufacturer of Jocomoifves. Besides pathy is felt for Ilia faithful wife milking enough tn me«‘l thn'.domes­ and daughter, who mourn Jus loss. Mr. ami Mrs. Filt-diroi Balti1 tic demand, the American mniOrfacturers nre shipping locomotives Creek spent Thursday’and Friday . abroad nt the rale of a dozen a week at Jay.smith’s. to.South America and Africa; the#.! _.Mjss Kat lierftie Rijzman has re­ EN0IHE LOOKED LIKE are disturbing the ealm ofTJje On-J turned .frOt’n Milwaukee where site ent nnd nre dashing from one end' lias Jg»en visiting her brother. Ed A HUGE GRASSHOPPER of Europe to the other, and have. GHif wife. Invaded the land of the toc<nn>-r ‘ Irving Gnskiil and family of live’s birth. England. I.ike^CheI Vicksburg have liven visiting hi* setnmship.-tlie locomotive j< grow-1 sister, .Mr.*. Waller Bidelman and ing larger and more powerful every year. 'I’lie largegL-reported to lie in use (inlay i^'-tk huge compound j engine, which measures f’.*t» f.-vt I over all. and weighs pound*, it is an nil burner and varies hunt' gallons of oil and 12,00ft gallons of: water. It cost M3.83D to build. These giants have reached a point where one locomotive is so long I hat it is hinged in the middle with a flexible Joint, so that it can turn a curve without upsetting. Tims the; locomotive has Inntomo lhe modern Atlas that carries the burden of liiei, worlds trade and population across the continents. the four wheels. There being no C. J. ARGUBRIGHT cab. lhe engineer had to aland while c__ I the engine was in operation. Il The Michigan Business and Normal College nave a nnCt|ll|||l,,| ,.jgp( loaded cars, which ngvrega|et| a weight of thirty tons, up ad. in the Banner [this week and it will pay ,.unv vound , a tutu trackotm that grade of I foot in . , . - . , ,, , , , , ~1 a tinea a had—a .. man to read it. It is full of good wholesome talk "straight Ian eighth of a mile. The test was and family. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. J. Ila«ey--dnn ehifdrcn * mint ..-11 r; .I.-aam - (I rant Mr*. Perry and. baby called at Sheymaju-CorniTs, last we»-k 'Ii' Almiifi tMieldon rii.'iliy Tli.-s Fuller Ii.i.i severaT of his -Mnnda/^x^----- ;—--— ---->|r< Claud- Kennedy and son, farm buildings reshingled and n1rTtf< <> and daughter. Thelma. visit­ paired Iasi Week. ed relatives at smith east Nashville lhe latter part nf lust week. Miss Teresa Weber of Hastings ,visit«*d her aunt, Mt*. S. Hynes and family. recently. from the shoulder.” President Argubrighl writes his own ads. and they1 are mighty good readingo for anyz one. Ill>l o/o cars K""‘ Thi locomotive to draw a train oi Our REAL ESTATE business is growing by leaps and bounds. We are listing lots uf property these days and we will peed and desire to in the United Mates matte its get every piece ot property that is for sale in Barry County to supply the wants of our prosi>eclive clients as never l»efore in our long experience ------ ----------------- .........--------------- ■ . 1 ■ I experimental trip in the Lackn- in the advertising of real estate have we received so many inquiries in answer to our foreign advertising as we have received so far this year. This proves conclusively that the owners of the high priced land In Ohio, Indiana and lllionis are coming to Michigan to buy farm homes instead •■d liny fur (f|tn». Hickerson, NORTHEAST CtRLTQN. I the product <>f Stephenson. if of going to the south and southwest and we are going to sell a lot of Barry County farms' to these people. JUST WATCH OUR SMOKE. Charh and family of day nnd " ... I larry was called the Stourbridge Lion.’ The only way to make the real estate business go is to bring in ouside buvers. " i., nre visiting the fonnlifter the place of its manufacture this proposition. List your/arm with us NOW. -- ------------------- ------------.. . ------- , .Mrs;. John "Niuimall and I in England. Its American engineer. you splendidly. The following are family, also other relatives in litis ' Horatio Allen, ran the engine over a. vicinity. track of hemlock fails for a prelim­ Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Burns, of Fre­ inary lest. Then hr invited tiny mont, Mii-lu wore week •■ml guests gerjllemnn In the gathering of spec­ of the latter*.* brother, Lester Van tators lo accompany him. His in-i Brucklin and family. vitatinrl was not only refused, but Miss Audrn and Edna Decker nnd he-was urged Jo give up his fool­ l.<di.t Wortivy Iwgan their schotd hardy ambition. advisers, lie pulled work nl Like Odessa, Monday. wide and "dashed" miles an hour. Today, more than fives are in motion over tin Your Last Year’s Fall Suit YOU’LL NEED IT SOON! Hang it on a chair back and Phone Us. We will return it in a few days and it will look like new. American Steam Laundry Phone 243 Shultcrs Bros., Props. Hastings, Mich. DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING -sAlumifium Ware Sale — The Swissalil brand of high grade imported goods at % Off Regular Price SPECIAL One lot of Waists and Middie Blouses, 50c, 75c and $1.00 values SATURDAY 2 P. M. We put them on sale at /A One to a customer - New York Store Phone 102 Hastings, Michigan C. B. BENHAM BENHAM & TRIM Real Estate and Investment Brokers, Phone 472. H. D. TRIM HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. �THE HASTINGS B ANNER. SEPTEMBER 3. 1914. The Hastings Banner Published every Thursday at - Wytinys. JUfiblSBU, COOK PROS, EJitonu Want Column, 1c a word for each insertion—Nn.ldv. f2r^l?SLWMLiX cents. Card of Thanks, ic a word. Obituary poetry and resolutions, 5c a lino. * Obituaries of 20 lines or lass will be published free; 5 cents par line charged for each lino above lhe 20 lines. ■ Nplices of births, deaths or mar­ riages will be printed free'as news mutter. . •'* No communication will ba pub­ lished under any circumstances un­ less R hears the writer's name and postolUcc address. COURT HOUSE IMS Official Gall for the Republican State (kaiventlon. To tho Republican Electors of lhe State of Miohignn: A state convention of the Jle- Charles K. Btrimback. Baltimore 34 Lenna Tindall. IlMlings.............. 30 George Lebiuar, Hickory Corner* 36 Adah May ‘ Whittemore. Hinkory Corners ............... Ray G. Lancaster.' Hastings .. Jessie M. Wilkins, Hastings.. Royce O. Sweet, Middleville Alice Gale, Yankee Springs.. — Furnish Your Home the city of Kalamazoo, Wednesday, September 30, 1914, at clcven-thirly in the .forenoon for tho purpose Isn't it reasonable to believe that the advantages we have in buying furniture Of nominating Republican candi­ Subscription by Mail, Post-Paid. for our several stores enable us to sell GOOD FURNITURE at a less price dates for the following stale of­ ONE YEAR, in advance............ 91.00 fices: Secretary of Slate, Slate than most furniture houses can sell at? IT IS A FACT. SIX MONTHS, in advance M Treasurer, Auditor-General, and THRJ I MONTHS, in advance.. 25 Attorney General, and for the CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS transaction of such other business per year, in advance.............. 1.50 as may properly come before the Warrmily Deeds. convention. Entered at the postofllce hl Has­ Waller lj. Webh to Win. II. Pitt. Barry eounty will tie -entitled to tings, Michigan, as second class 86 acres. sec.-35 Yankee Springs, 91- 45 delegates - in this convention. matter.’ Wm. F. Pnuslle lu Len’a Fincham, The total nundi'T of delegates will lol city, «|,20D. bo 1468. ADVERTISING RATES. Lillia 8. RIiotid'M to Preston B. Display,advertising rates on ap­ JOB PRINTING Under the resolution of 1858, no plication. The BANNER has one of the best Rose. 20 acres, sec. 2, Baltimore, delegate will be entitled to a seat • in the slate convention who does! Business locals and reading no­ equipped job offices in Western «1,300. Allows us lor n short time to offer -a fine clean, soft and J nines A. Elliott to Lonn J. Kar- not. reside in the county he propostices.' On first page or among brev­ Michigan bud is prepared lo do any ities, i2H cents a line. kiqd of book and job printing. chvr. trustee. W44 of NE Sec. .es to represent. rfanitary Cotton Feit Mattress at the exceedingly low 33, Barry. 61.00. Wednesday, September 9th, 1914, price of 66.75. This mat. Phebe Barton tn Henry Cisler. 2 has been designated by tho Slate । lots Midtll'-ville, 6175. Central Committee as tho, day on tress is made of built-up Win. L. Chase to Wm. H. Barna­ which the sCv.-rul county .conven­ cotton layers; has a hand­ by, lol,' laiach lake resort, Carlton'. tions in the ditTeronl counties for 6275. some art tick and will re­ the purposes "f uleclihg delegates Jooob Edger, Sr., to Ernest J. Ed­ lo tho Republican State Convention main solt for years to come. ger. lot, Hastings, 91.500. ' at Kalamazoo, shall lie held. ■ Warii A. Quick to Emi B. TownTho delegnli" from lhe several pome and secure one before semi, Vi acre. sec»25. Hastings. 9l.t»>. counties in each congressional dis­ they are all gone. Charlotte L. Heed to Edward II. trict are requested to meet in dis­ Wilkes, !60 acres. Rutland. 9t,W0. ’ 7 YEARS IN KALAMAZOO trict dauous at 9:30 o'clock a. m. on David F. Wolfe lo Covert O. the day of the •lute convention and F’or six years many people in moderate means came lo me to I Freer, lol, wigwams, Gun Lake, select officers as follows, to be pre­ Grangeville, 91.00. have Iheir teeth attended to and went away disappointed. bn- I Louis V. Rlanilley to Itobert IL sented lo said convention for con­ malion: Kirscldiian, 3 lots, Fine Lake Park, fit (!) | cause they could not stand the regular dental prices. I decided | Ono vice President. Johnstown. 61.00. I to nuke less money and give lhe people a chance lo have First ? (2) Ono assistant Secretary. It. Hardendorf to Lillian I Class Work ul Cut Rate Prirca- I rlinlirngr your Investigation—I J. Eugene (3) Ono inrnilior of lhe Comini-| Ackell. lot. Nashville, $160. ” tie on Credenilals. • i you get regular first class dentistry nt lhe low prices.. I Bertha 5k Pennock to John W. (4) One member of lhe CommllFour offices maintained—Lansing, Jackson, Buttle Creek, and ’ Albertson, pared, sec. 28, Barry, ttefl on Credentials. •«l no. Order of Busin"". I Kalamazoo. I The Sample Furniture People Andrew L. Myers to Lee McDon­ (5) One member of the Commit­ ald. lot. Hastings, st.(ID. VNDEilTAKING M LOWER PHIUE8 tee on Resolution*. . Fay Barker to Louis E. Ganhier, PHONE 236 Each townsluii. ward or precinct: lot, Short Acrocs, Fine Lake, Johns-1 ■shall be entitled Ip such number of I town, MtM». delegates to the county convention! ' 9lli FLOOR, HANSELMAN BUILDING, J of its county a» shall be specified in1 • KALAMAZOO ,* MICHIGAN I Probate Court News. the call issued by tho County Com­ Estate of Mary G. H(i*e. Deceased. mittee. HEAD OF GULL LAKE. provamenl which, has been needed Final account of administrator til­ By order of tho Republican Stale Mr. and Mrfc Harold Upjohn mo­ Horn August’ ’.HI It lo Floyd House many yearn. ed. Discharge issued lo fcdwiu W. Cehlrdl Comniilleo. tored to Ann Arlmr Tuesday lo and wife u fine son. Arthur Glasgow and 0. Bttgbee school al 10:00 A. M., preaching al Penfold. MORGAN. „ A. J. Groesbeck. Chas. HulTi’nan, wife and son of are preparing to erect (heir alios. Estate of Harriet L. Miller, de­ . Chairman. “Thou shall love the Lord Iby j 11 :t)0 A. M. by Mrs. James Mead and ceased. .hdmsttiwn were welcome guests at Petition for appointment Our new school hotiso is com­ Chas. S. Pierce, God,'With all thy heart, and witli! al 7:30 P. M. by the jutstor. and Dr. and M ik . S. It. Light a Item! Wesley Edmonds* Sunday. of adriiinistrntor tiled. pleted. School will commence Tiext .Secretary. all thy soul, and with all tliyi Estate-of Ellen L. Liutuiugli. de­ Roy mid lama Bryant ntteivded strength, and with all thy mind.' ceased. Bond approved, letters is ­ press Theater in Grand Rapids church at Hendershott school and Ihy neighbor as thy self.'* ■ CAT AS A SNAKE CHARMER sued lo W. A. Burrell, executor. Monday evening. house biuulay. Oldtlms Crimlpal Trials. Mrs. H. Neil Palmer of Jackson, Estate of Leon A. Tyler„a minor. Wm. C. Robinson and wife of near , Criminal trials uked to be conducted has been slaying a couple of weeks Pussy's Fascination of Dsadly S«r* Annual account of guardian tiled. Hickory Corners vrsiled their with wonderful speed tn Landon, ttpr with her-parents Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Estate of Henry B. JVjbischung. pent Proved But Not Absolutely Mrs. Luly Smllin of Jiloomingdaughter. Mrs. Chas. Gillespie and Dcmaray. deceased. Order appoTtfltng trus­ Accounted For. family, from Thursday until Sun­ daily after tho court had dined. An tee entered. Bond approved. Let­ Miss Helen Holzimer returned • day. Wednesday to take up her second! Stories of fascination by snakes are ters of trusteeship issued to Stella tral criminal court cite* a com la Vida Hammond "pent Inst week year’s college course al Berea, O. Locher. The Kalamazoo Academy of Med­ with her sister. Mrs. Frank Kim- which a prisoner had picked a pocket common, bill from India comes the Estate of James E. Pratt, incom­ Mrs. Adah Rock and son John-of opposite In sn account of bow a cat of a, handkerchief. Two wtineaaaa icine held their annual picnic on, beriiltg mid family, uf Johnstown. petent Final account of guardian Battle Creek and Mrs. Fail Webb: may exercise such hypnotic power were'called, tho man robbed and a Earl Wood amt wife accompanied and son of Hastings spent a pari of . over a deadly serpent M to deprive tiled. constable, who stated tho facte tn a Estate of John W. Fincham, de­ Iasi week al H. Dv Webb s. wives and families wore invited. Mr. and Mrs. Freil ■ VanSyckles in ceased. Receipts and voucher Hi­ it of all power at action. The women foniislu-d tin- program llu-ir car In Wmisbmi, Ohio, to visit tha prisoner. “Nothing to say, I au> .Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Skidmore and rclaliv.es last Friday. They expect Discharge issuced to Lena A gentleman who has lived forty-six ed. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller left Wenpose?** The summing up was as fob Finchanv admmist rat rix. a.lji'iiriird and to return Monday. nnsday in lhe Jailer's auto for' years, as ho says, in India, relates to Estate of Robert Dinwiddle, deChas. Hammond mid mother went lows: "Gentlemen, 1 suppoao you havy Woodbury, returning Thursday by s writer In tho Field thst twice bls CtNUfed. Jury— H"poi t of sal" of real es­ to Cedar Creek Sunday t<» visit thn no doubt? 1 have none-** tho‘way of Grand-Ledge and Lan­ life baa been saved by a ent On ono tate tiled. “Guilty, my lord." Judge to priaonen latter's grauddauglileur Mrs. Ardri which later in th" iiflcrnmiii they occasion, he say*, ho walked on to sing. Estate of Walter I’age, deceased. "We have met before—we shall not lOwenxand family. W. C. Norris and daughf< :• spent the veranda of his bouse and actually All receipts tiled, discharge issued meet again for some time — sevua MrsAMay Johnson Baker and lilFriday night with Mrs. C. .1. Norris.I trod on a cobra that was sitting up to-William it. Page, special admin­ lle daughter are visiting Mrs. Mon­ team’ trntspbrtatlon.M Timo pfltriai, pleasant day. Floyd Baird came Wednesday to, ready to strike. Expecting every In­ istrator. . roe Merrill and other friends In this two minutes fifty-throe second!, n visit his mother and grandparents, i stant to feol Its fangs, ho wondered at in bi iroil on. ■ neighborhood. was said that tbaao after dinner trial* attending Hie Mudge sciijo! picnic] tho delay In the deadly stroke, when, SOUTHWEST RUTAND. I James Crawley, our highway did not average more than four mi»Thursday., and returning to l.ntts- glancing behind him, he saw his cat Win. lldvcns rvlurqed home after Mr,'. Louise Chapin and Miss Em­ commissioner, is graveling what is utea each. ing tlmisday (-veiling. Shit ley I crouching and gaxlng Intently at the spending a week and a half in Jack ­ known as the-Durfee hill, an imma Rolzin spent Friday in Kalam ­ Hapilin g-.ffig with him for a week reptile with a mesmeric effect, which son county. azoo. end visit. . Rankin Hart and family rtf North Mr. and Mrs. Harold Upjohn Cn<‘ia Noris sprjnt from Thursday seemed to render It unable to move, Hone s|ienl Sunday al Wm. Haven.' lertalm*d 'eompmiy from Kalamazoo Mary Townsend of Nashville and so that ho killed It easily. and also wilinOscar Otis and wife Another time, when sleeping in a attended the .Chautauqua. and Grant Olig and wife of llasMr. amt Mrs. Ernest Cadwallailer Julius Maurer is working for cot on thia veranda, he awoke to And lings. Wc Make Hundreds of Loaves of "Ulerlain'd Mr. and Mis. Arthur Lloyd Marshall. on ono aldo of the bed a huge cobra, Sewral from here attended Hie Cai|w:dl;i'l"i' and Son Harold of hli < h'.... -man is spending the with head erect, and on the other side picnic al Gun lake.. The band boys Jtar»T <• H«F <-•»«* week with Mrs. Dorothy Huffman. his cat. Its glistening green eyes bias­ had a jolly time. . ladcr.and Mi', and MrLaura Ckeeseman who is attend­ ing at the snake. The man crawled Clark Olis of Hostings spent -ASSARIA. ing lhe. Normal at Hastings wns out of bls covering, koi a gun, and Thursday night with Wm. Havens Every Day AITEJutL Day al Assyria the ball dinner Sunday. home-over Sunday. even poked at the cobra, which had and family. Jb"hvc"U wren Maple Grove and. Arthur Lathrop spent the latter remained aa immovable aa a stuffed John Baker and family mid Roy game Jbel Thought for Today. That ought to be evidence enough that Assyria ended 11 to 7 in favor' of part of last week at Bay Ciy as del­ Douglas camped a few days of lust specimen. Wishing to test "tbs phe­ A fool and hla grandfather's money egate (o the C. E. convention. COTTAGE BREAD has a lot of good week al Gun lake. .Miss Gladys Mead and her bn.lh- nomenon. bo placed his hand In front Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Dingmun .friends. People buy Cottage Bread er Harold went to Grand Rapids of the eyes ot the cat. whereupon tho entertained Sunday, Mr. apd Mr?. NORTH IRVING. Satudday to visit their aunt Maud- snake Immediately showed signa “f Last Week saLetter. II. IteeM-, Mr. and Mrs. .MorribJones. life and activity, but when the hand Elsie and Florence Cairns return­ R.»se and children and tlirco cous­ Mrs. Rilla Hudson and son ErnMt was removed, fell instantly into mes­ in* from Battle Creek. of Grand Ledgq and Mrs. Carrie meric fixity of attitude. Then it was ed Sunday from the camp meeting It’s wholesome, pure, sanitary and 'Mrs. Lena Kilgus pleasantly eti- : south of Hustings and report a very Vsnwee of Woodland spent lhe killed. swe^t—lifjtt as the fresh fallen snow. good I mi". <* week end with their parents, Rev. j Granting tho facts, how much was Thia holds true in your electric Hill. Friday. August iat. A line .Mrs. E. D. Reynolds and daugh ­ We nave/ many customers who have and Mrs. Hazeldiue. the effect upon the snake due to hyp­ ter Lucille and son Harold visited program was given, after which ati • wiring. That's one reason Mrs. Mary Turqer returneij hum*" notism. and bow much to paralyzing told us they liked it BEST OF ALL. Tzflztel relatives Imre Monday. .Migs F.iiuiw clegimt. te.i wgs servisi. Wednesday from Hastings. You try Cottage Bread. Mi'S Georgia Lathrop returned! fear at an ancient enemy, rendering Cairns and M. Floyd-Cairns return­ dcrorntlorH weri? white mnors andi your electric work. You'll Monday after spending the sum- . It forgetful of everything else in Its ing home witli them for an indeil- pink geraniums; A birthday enkr know it is done right and that with *J< ■ andles was fine. Toe intense watchfulness of a recognised uite visit. tnrr.al Mackinaw. your buildings are safe if I do Miss Elizabeth Garrett, who lias hostess received a line rug from] Rev..and Mrs. G. II. Lahr return-; danger? i hw next meeting will I been visiting her granddaughter, tho club. ed Monday from conference* fol be witli Mrs. Cura Greenman. Sep­ Mrs. Lizzie Cairns, for some time, J. W. ARMBRUSTER, Prup. slay with us another year. is going to Mt. Pleasant to visit her tember II. ’ CEO. VANTIFFLIN Bring your job printing to us — Prayenneeting Friday evening Hastings, Mich. Phone 548 son this week, ytie will lie accom­ Will All. n and lady friend of at Mrs. Win. Shoup’s. Sabbath j do only' Unit class work. Elactrlclan. /' panied by Miss Florence Cairns. Chicago, wen- Sunday guests of his Mr. and Mrs. Eviyell Cairns. Mr. parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Fml Allen. and Mrs.z Will Cairns and family Mrs. Mnsyio Hamilton is the and Henry Kidder attended camp cm-f of her Min, W. J. Brown, and I meeting south of Hustings Sunday. The prayer meeting nl Mr. Wilt Cairns' Inst Friday night was well attended. The next meeting will‘he MARTIN CORNERS. Mr. imd Mrs. William Paul and To the Hunters of Barry Cpuuly. Act RIH. of tile Public Acts of 1913. hand. Mr. and Mrs. Glia*. (h'born. rnnlres il unlawful for any person to Mrs. Minnie Stillman mid Mrs. hunt outside of the county in which Hazel Pitcher of I'ittsn.-r.i. Mn«s„ The kind that counts. Kodakcrs from he resides* <cxce|4 upon his own who hitvi- 1...... making.their sister. land) without first- obtaining a li- M^. Ainu/,. Hilton un • extended everywhere arq taking advantage of xeii.e for that juirp'ise. Before the: visit returned to their home. Wcounty clerk can issue such n Ii-' our Mail Order Department. Finish­ cense, the'* applicant, who must be A goodly number from here at­ 17 years old or over, niii’t make an tended th" circuit ratty at Hastincs ing of Films is a specialty with us—we affidavit aa to his residence, age, at tlie M. E. church, Saturday. All etc. For the convenience of those onjoyi-d a Mimptuous dltutor and a have the up-to-the-minute equipment living rfl a considerable distance iln" lime. . ' from lia.'iiux'. 1 have artainged Mrs. Alice Whetstone i* vi«iling and workmen whose only occupation with the following persons tn take tier nir'ci *. MrC Lloyd Eaton and the required aQldnvil for this U- Mi" Muii' l Miller in Hip I'roliio to produce results. We get all there cense. They have lhe reiir:—* neighlioriiooU. blanks mid will furnish full inis in the film. Try us once, you become Jnhn Cf’!Twlcy*bf llasiinx'. .vtFilformntion concerning them: t'd his brill her, Thomas Crartloy Nashville —J. Robert Smith. a regular custombr* We render bills and wife imc <jay |qst week. Woodland—Wesley Meyers. Mr. and Mrs. James Flatter vis­ monthly. Work delivered prepaid. Freeport—Eugene H. Sisson. ited Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Miiiui. oi Middleville—Glenn D. Whitmore. Lakeview. Saturday. . ' G*m Lake—Morris Englund. .Mrs. Ida Hilton is slaying with Call on us for Shingles, Ridge Roll and Valley <if-angeville—Wm. Benttie, Delton—Fred O. lltlghes.' Hnatiitgn, u f. w days. Ak-xI'iu—P. J. Jewell. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hillun of Hickory Cyrutrs— David B. Pope. Hastings visited his brother, Lewis Banileld—Arthur- M. Edmunds. Millen and fmniiv. Sunday. Ptairieville^E. A. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. William Ihnil and Dated Hastings, <Mich, Aug. 21.' chirdren and Mr. ami Mrs. Chas. iOli. Opposite Monument Park Or-'lmrn spent Sunday with Mr. and PHONES 254JAND 224Roy Aridrus. County Clerk. Mr-. Delbert Slocum. ’ •< It Hhth An. 6tul Ri,lh, Nick. FIFTY-NIMH YEAR We Buy In Big Quantities and We Meet Competition This Buying Opportunity 20 Years Experience i As A Dentist S Miller & Harris Furniture Go. ■ Michigan Hastings | DR. FRANK HOLMES COTTAGE BREAD Because They Like to Eat It Safety First The Palm Garden Doo’t Pay War Prices — COME TO Bauer Bro?, for Lumber, Lime, Plaster, Cement and Builder’s Hardware. We carry the best quality of Roofings and guar­ antee satisfaction and price on all goods. The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co The Camera Shop, Inc. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. —BANNER WANT ADV& PAY. �PAGKEIXVKN THE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER X 1914. though' Young men who have not the opportunity to operate farms of their own will find that the knowledge of this course added, to their practical farm ex­ perience will be . gets very cold up here, Maying os I low as 21 dwrees below zero Jorl two weeks al a time. -o wo will not let lhe chicken# out only on ycnf nice days, as we are after the eggs Our correspondent should, in pul nmr.' than (JO hens in a Imu* 10x30 feet. The Ix-.t plan woul inch boards on •hiding*. then over <ui tho outiml'* with a liropnivt! roofing. Inid- with ma-nle«l Joints, wnli a wall i A (food Jnitestment Good positions at satisfactory salaries are not guaranteed, but there, is an would lie qpili ACTIVE DEMAND FOR COMPETENT MEN WHO HAVE TAKEN THIS COURSE ale not expo-i .| t.i draft' Many former students, who-have not returned to Michigan farms are now successfully Managing Large Estates at Good Salaries. This Short Course brings the student in actual touch with the work the barns, judging rooms, shops and laboratories. could tic |dnsti'red with a .-m>i«tlli cunt of bard pla-fer on whii'li mile* could not Judge. We would not । ••rmr.en.l- the u-e of pta-ier bomdr hra i.titckin hoiiM*. Some people u-» phstcr claim i : lli.it it i* hard lo put on < iuring, mid lhut th. । PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATIONS------- ILLUSTRATIVE MATERIALS LECTURE WORK ' All mail should be addressed East Lansing. Michigan Agricultural College. it by the bundle* of too). ••le.u.ing cut. A Strong Student Endorsement This is only one of many hundreds of the favorable letters we rteeive from our students. The Business Institute. (Sign'riD HILDA W II.KER. Institute Bldg. 163-169 Cass Ave. wit light wooden fnime* binged ; jdtn-r.' Hie lj‘P .Of the K!~J|iii *, mi ihid in uni weather they i-iui be’*vvmig vvil pay :i bigger dividend anything else mt the farm. Seasonable Foods m a chicken houSalads become ono of the most generally served dishes during the summer months. Anti what Is a salad without . GOOD OLIVE OIL? •lime ait lie replaced with elemi -and. Our corroM(>ondeiii should • •lie fool |»er fowl on Hie I placing the roost* IH iiiclieA dropping Iwuinl bi'iiealh i* I...i.. t .. ....... ii. . i........ Our Richelieu Lucca Olivo Oil is the finest quality of Italian Oil manufactured. You will appreciate IL same HOT WEATHER DRINKS We offef a most palatable aird refreshing bnverage In both our Ginger Ale and Rout Brer. TTipmi superior thirst quendiers arc packed under tho Richelieu Brand and Jot* pleasing, satisfying, in­ vigorating qualities are unsurpmwd. , enough, a The Grocers Don't if make >•■ down some inorniiu .. Ihiek-f.iil hef.-d In n all fluffed up in llm hoi pesl, where you have Cheapest Furnace To Have— it’s the HOLLAND during the summer bi-h mid one fourth corn. Buckwheat may io* .substituted for tho oals if desitvd. Inipure drinking water is one of the most common cau*en of sick E. C. Russ & Son Two Telephones Economy Economy Economy Economy •I. w. TiBBirrs Who is beating. up tho-bgiues ot Hastings with Hbllsnd Pufnaces in Fuel in Trouble in Waste in Expense Users of The Holland Furnace are Holland Boosters. Ask any of them how they like The Hol­ land. J..W; TIBBATTS, Hastings, Mich. Or write IL (L Redmon, lamsing, .Mich. Do You Want the Finest Tea you ever Drank? day in < fraud Rapid*. ~ Hale Keller .and family of Penn­ sylvania, who have ben.visiting at |i‘ii.<, although lii<' young bird.* uro nut iiiiiiiuiii'. by any mVaix*. Tin' can.*.' of gralj* log I* a liny oijlt*. -mailer Ilian I he rdmmoii r'rod mil, *." which hl lark* I lie liodA Silting Urn is a Laying lien. ie* of tin' fowlnX 1‘nlikf it* cuu*|it>, which live* in eraek* mid cirvi- you know *h- i- a laying ben. she hadn't triisl her level be: till Up lhe egg basket she Won sit. You kO"Vv Unit. Ind '■rusty deptoil which raises the “call’s ami gives the legs an un­ sightly appearance. .\* a<Mi>ual thing, lhe general health of the birds is not affected, although they may iieeome lame if the inifv it al­ lowed |o breed and multiply for a THE COFFEE RANCH Jstroot"1 Hastings, Mich. Aiwa Clean pali'd combed ••nr that roams about lltlf this SeeniS to which has proved effect ive. One application will uxiiMly suffice. but in advanced liles a* though she was • afraid ca^es i< may be some QlhiH* hen would gel a lute. peat the dose in jf you do not study yuur hens you have no idea how many star A subscriber writes; iwitrrder* you have among your "I want to make a hen hmisa 30 Hock. Ymi know half uf human­ kind makoMit tlieinsi’lyex problems ; sloping to (he back. Now. how for the <ilher half to solve, and it bnnny hens can I pul in there? What, is the best plan for venliln- Some, biddy may be a beauty. Her | lion? I have a lot of old hoard* ' •••rhat>* i“ full clear tn the • that nre good yet. and thought if 4 skin. Her rye* may be bright ns a । made n concrete (mindation and She may hnv/5 the shape of put tip the 2x4'm and covered them a thoroughbred, ami (he air of a .with paperrlhen put oil the boards conqueror, but if she’ean'-t perpet­ and covered the whole house with uate her own kind, what good v* i roofing paper, that would be warm she but to eat? If you are in the {enough for one nr two winter#, as bii“ine*“ for what-you Van gel out I really can not afford !■• go In i much expense, nnd when I could in lhe shows, hut the chance is not I afford it. I* would side the house worth her feed. lo my way of reckoutsjde. and pul plaster lioard in­ onlhg. and brsid.-s. wouldn't you lie side, and I am sure that would be warm. What do you think? Or.Poultry Yard Suggestions. must the plas^r board'be pul In right away in Order lo *J>e warm Grit should he Supplied the fowls thi*riQxl winter? Where nnd how at all time* as it aids digestion. The poultry manure is a Valu­ Ha,tints, Michigan would you put the roost and ventiIntions? And-.-would a satfd floor able asset. The most satisfactory dolor a few year*? Please figure way of storing1 it is in barrel*. on the cheapest but most profit­ Don't have mo much poultry able. We don't want to go lo any house furniture. It occupies ; expense without being good, and space nnd affords lice n hiding S FOUNTAIN PENS C. E. HARVEY North Side Hiarmiclst rays nroimd and pick* J he cl it. mid (he clioieer wheal irn.TOTd (lit* fr-tifr terms tn •net'.* content while £mi are t good way lo reward the faithful, to my way of tboiking. be applied locally. One of lhe l.'.*t Break lhe Sitting Hen _l’p. of them is made by mixing one part Just try breaking her up by kerosene and Jvvo parts raw linseed shutting tier up in a shady coop oil! Dip the leg* of lhe ' ‘ Illis liquid. allowing them main in it hut a moment, lhe oil lo tlrin off before again. If she doesn'i llw lirst our to cackl< Parker Try BANNER Job Dept. Its O K Hliciiip:i(l*m Pains Stopped. Liniment goes right to the painful Truth. We are born to Inquire after truth part—it pi'iielrates without rubbing -if slops the Hlieumalie Pain* •cm it —Montaigne. Dizzy? Bilious? Constipated? Jr. King'* New Life Pill* will re you. cause a healthy How of >- mid rid* your stomach nnd wel* of waste and fermenting IhiIHo today! It is n family medi­ cine for' all pain*, hurls, hruise*'. cut*, rfire throat, neuralgia and chest (tains. Prevents infect hip. Mr. Cha*. II. Wentworth. California, writes: "It did wonders for my Rheumatism, pain i*.gone as soon as,I apply it. I ferommend it to •ver used." Guaranteed, roiir Druggist. Adv. ' The llustlngN Business Exchange with much cure hns prepar­ ed for nil comers, (hut wish to invest, the largest variety ot l-'nrm l^mds to Srlert from ever pul on Hastings Real Estate Mar­ ket. Favorable conditions now confroiil us, und the slogan Is 'Tamil, laind, lauid, Call, Sec, Investigate." KM acres $6000 — S-HOOO $12000 $20000 ftGOlt . ................................................... S75OO ........................ $M0l> isOOO $9000 .XtOtIO $1000 $6100 $G.>00 $7200 ................................. $1600 to SI500 $1000. .No buildinus. $1000 St.700 $2600 $2000 $^JOO leachvr for the coining Mr. II. Iloiightalin and daughter man Sam Bidi'lman and family nf Ma- •f Iweiily-livc young • surrounding tu'ighday evening. All re- Order Our Drays Put Up Especially for lor Us. Keep Things Sanitary. I The first thing to he done is to giy« the ImiijM.'.gnd yfrd* a careful Watch Your Opals. The reason why opals aro so oftsn lost from their settings is thst they ezpsnil with heat morm than other pre­ cious stones, and cunsaKjucntly forc« open the gold which holds them la place. Small trartH readily obtained. Uomi'N hi Hustings Lots In Hustings ..'$700 to $1000 $125 and up 130 Ead Ceader Sireet TO. A. DIJHH. M^r. P’vGkie 213€ the Circuit Hally al Hastings Sat- Buy “ARBUTUS” 50c Finest Japan Tea. clrnt times by the Egyptians. In Europe during the eighteenth century, when there existed such a craze for porcelain, flowers were made of this substance; while the odor of the real flowers was Imitated by the use of perfumes. Mrs. I. .W. Calkins returned nre rather more liable to de* Itllby conditions Ilian al other -mi-. Dirt and uncleaiiliiie[Thi' trouble i* roadily rrcogniz.rc in its advanced alogv.*. tin* leg* ol .'tip' fowls hi'vumiiiu I'iuvIi and nn|“ighlly. It *>*em* to ntlnict tin DETROIT, MICHIGAN Our Marvelous Intelligence. The wonderful Intelligence of the human -living In such that, after thou­ sands of years of assembling togethci on occasion, they are still unable to bllioiM urn! roii'tipat.'d gather In large concourses without trampling or c-olllding with each other fatally. •nil days with Iler ilaiigh- The Holland is built on econo* mic principles— • (acntlcim-n:— I think it only fgir that 1 sliiHild let you know uhnl hd*> become of one of yonr nunieroir* slmlrnts. It In now ii little levs than a year slticc l lacgan my wtudlcN at the Initilulr and I am earning nearly S2U.IMI u urrk. I knew nothing of lm*incs*. shorthand or Jyjwuriliiqj ubrn I enIrrtil I tic liiNlittitr. huK I hank* in the individual rare und kind personal attention uf thiAr in einirge of Ihr work, it Atns<pos'dblr for me to make rupr.1 progtrsN in my studies and fit myself for a position in the short lime mentioned.' 1'frcl that I cannot siirak t«M> highly of the niannrr in which lhe mrmliers of the Mnnageinrnt or Sluff were ever ready to advise und assist the student in any vvuy whatsoever, with a zeal for the welfare of each individual that overcame all thought uf personal incoiivenirnce. and also of the relined, moral lone* of the school, which rrfiert.s Ihr ch.aruclrr and iHTsiaiutity of IhoM* hi niilhoril.v. I horn' that Hie success of Hie Institute will long continue mid increase and that many slndcuts will not only feel Hint the days they spent there were among the lutppirst, but that Sweet Juicy Pleats At thi*(seasny of the-year there is much danger to he feared ifroin improperly prepared and iinproperly cured .meats. It is best always, ivk buy ’ ' ironr'lts thcii“y6tf‘arc ’sifft nf" getting'meats that , i have been not only properly cured and prepared for the block but arc from properly selected stock.. Jf you are not buying' from us—order your • next meats at ohr-market. ■ |; | ■ PIANO AND SAFE'MOVING HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. BESSMER BROS. PIMM 162 The Mut Markst Man Hasflags, MM. COAL ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ there's an jfctive Remand Practical, Experienced partners We have All Sizes of ANTHRACITE, POCAHONTAS and other SOFT COALS and at prices that will be satisfactory to you. Now is the time to place your order, as delay may mean higher prices to you. We think it behooves the consumer, under existing conditions, to care­ fully consider his wants and not wait until cold weather to buy his COAL. It is certain that there can be no further reductions in the present prices, and we should like to have the consumer take advantage of the present prices ♦ while we can offer them the opportunity. ♦ ALWAYS in the market for GRAIN, SEEDS, BEANS, ETC., and can sell you Flour, Bran, Middlings and other feeds at current prices. Give, us a friendly call. Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. Dealars In Grain, Beans, Bead, Ha,, Coal, Cement, Hidas, Falta, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS. MICH. ♦ 0 �card of EducatioH Proceedings LOCAL NEWS ' “ L. H. naiulaTT pTd in Justic^ CaidwollMikr's court laM week for disorduriy conduct. ’ Work began Monday to fay the City Council August 7, I9H. - ’ . Mayor Janmwn presiding. Pn-senl at roll call Ahl. Kdidonds, llerney, Ni»--s. Roush and Selden. Akn'iii at roll rail Aid. Carvelh, Im J. Knickerbocker <lird at the Lunn und Wuolon. Sililifr»' Hume, Grand Rapids, i Moled by- AH.- -Hmtsh that coun­ ‘i'iiurwtajr ap«sl M-jmr-. Hr wav cil Blipense with reading of mui- ndmitb-d tu that iqi-liluliun from Freeport iu ItftO. The following accounts were auF. Il.-jl’.me dilcd: Win. Roush. labor.....I F2.i« Here’s to the DRUGS, r 1>. Wood, labor H. Criu-n; labor N. llerney, labor J. Ileriu y. lalmr F. Waldron, lalmr .... \V. Ilnrdinir, lalwir .... F. Wail, lalmr J. Wallers, lalmr John W. Harnm. lalmr H<i> Water-*, lalmr .. -. To you young men and young women who are having the “time of your life" right now. To you good fellovys who arc spending everything you earn and enjoying (?) every minute. Freeman, labor 4%-^ C. Mellen, labor C. Deprisler .labor ... Hen. Cramer .labor ... J. II. Peterman, labor I>. Waldron, labor .... H. llurjeol. lalmr .... Hickerson, l.ilmr Turner, Ials>r ,... Mead, team Smith. team .... , Leonard. lalmr Freeman, laliop . mbmhhmmhmhhmI iCarter ratin Just iittHide of lite city. ,.lie mne upph-s in one clusb-r and !>oveu in lhe ulliiT nnd'they are of fine quality. Mr. Heimer in- momk, Horney. SeldeiL Absi n. ™ Moved by Aid Rouzh that conncil adjourn, pirrfi-*!. Why can’t you’get just as much pleasure in more useful ways? Why not meet better people? Of course have your parties and your fun; but why not prepare for the future so that the future wiB hold something for you worth while? Why not go after the big things in life, instead of trivial, passing pleasures? IT ALL DEPENDS UPON YOUR VIEW POINT NOW. 1 know men and Women who have passed over the cotter line of life. The noontide is gone by. the day is waning. Ami they are working hard, mi­ ller most unfavorable ^oiplilioiis for .small pay. Smie'oi them scarcely ame to make a living, and all because they did ivd plan their future, Und pre­ pare fur it right. Some of these men were I"os when 1 was a boy. ’llivy trusted to hick. They are reaping the harvest that luck luinga. In bu»i- •■I in adjourned Friday evening Mayor Janlieson Leonard, lalsir Freeman, lalwr KouaIi. Ial"»r .. Howe, team ... refrain far one year from drinking and ai-o to pay a line of «21M«». Mr. Eggh.-lon made himself very of- X Shultz. labor .. J. Ih’Hiey, laiwir . W. Harding. Inlwir il. Hiirj.‘*l, labor ......... IX Mellon, labor Jcmc Melnlyre. Ial*»r .. J. FrankrnlH>n<er, lalmr <». Cramer; lalwr ...... J. Wallen, lalmr /. Honey, lalmr J. Shay, labor 'l he Irin) id Htifm ill of rrueltj jmtrned C. Shultz, labor .. Dm llo-e. lalftr .. W. Pauslle. l-vtsjr'. R. Frerinati. labor W. Wbndmff. labor ... A. r-h-iy. labor R. Tobiak • accl I. Ilick*-r*on. labor ... 1). Waldron, lalmr F. Waldron, labor (Hide Hnltnn. jnttatnent N. H.-u-y. lalw.r .......... J. l,<-i>rman. labor .... forim.-rly conaidenal not worth th* taxes paid upon it, la imoring lijgh m Hie real*estate market i>n ac­ count of lhe prnpfwd Gun ltiv<-r il. Hill, ilrayinx .... C. IM»PHr»t«,r.‘ labor J km Shay. lalbr ... A. J. Warn«T. I.d<*>r IziFrank Fire EntrimMoved by Aid. Lunn Hud- Aid. CanidIi. Edrm Lutin, ilnti’dic Srlden. Moved by Aid. S-bl-n lh.il rfluiit of •IfiJiO of Sullou fl. ••d. Carried. Ay**s Aid. < Herm-y, Lunn. Mis*. Rm a- mil only mti-h-r *-f r.-r-1 tit nn *-xj>.-rl with tlui\iii*.h»- having latnied a hmr half pound plrkyn»| for • Mined bv.Md. Cvrvolh lli.H pH rescind the action nf (he rtf on Jnnn 12. 1912 and co I io- building «f the Market •uch a mastery oror natural laws that! Washington street wwer Bond street on n« .wa« originally thftjr drive and control theta. The farveyad out. Carried. Ay< - Aid. winds, the water, electricty. all aliens Carvetlt Edmond’. IDrm-v- t.-nm that In thetr wild form wrn» danrnrmnt. Nltw< and Roush. Say Aid Selden. are now controlled by human will, and Ah-'-nt 1. are made useful servants.—Hoary Moved by Aid. Carvelh that the |w>flt|on nf C.ha*. B. Baldwin ami llifac oliu-re for n «<-wt-r »n Fa-I Ulute Roard lo* graig. q an-] fa..v j,,. nSbiy-al-llmpr" Sulfrn-rs of Huy I’rttlmpzisf tn IqilJd llm s«w*n- un­ | Fcvr-r and Aslhmu-Grt 11 llolllc I of FulryX lloni-y mid Tur der Mim-i-vision of Cily Compound! «»»r. Carrh-Tl. Ayes Md. iairv< !li. Hdtmmds. H«rni-v. Lunn. Nies*.. 1 R'dfnl 4l«*e[i, r« li> f and comfort 1 -Anim I'hnkim.’, iraxidiu* astlima amt Rmisb .and S*‘lden Alr—nl I. Moted by Aid. Limp Ihat cmiiicl! MnniieiMinx hay feiK-r for [hose who! It! adjouni until Augu*l fMh. 1911. [lake Fein s Hnn-y and Tar. Hurrads a In-ahnu soothing noatintci las u »lid* ad<xvn a raw tickling throat, and alops ifritafimt roughs: and wimmcr colds.—Arthur Mui-. I WANT ADVS. PAY. JhoUaud.—Adv, You live but once,—you think you want to get the most out of life. Your philosophy is all right—you arc looking at life as you see it—but-^do you see it in the right way ? Are you getting the most out of life that there is in it, and making the most of your opportunities? In a short time what you think are pleasures today will lack interest. You will have responsibilities—wives and children—maybe husbands—to take care of, and then what have you to show for the enjoyment and for the money and time you arc spending now? Here la a Point I Want Every Young Man and Every Young Woman To See and Consider: nuptial meeliug of lh> Valley piomvr Soeintj Catupau Lake, mirth o! W. W. W. T. Good Fellows THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS LUCK If I were to offer you a good |x>sition today at a salary, sat- of $75.00 to $100.00 a month, to begin with, cotihl y*>u accept that position and cam that kilary? (.will tdi ymi>vhy not. it is simpU* be* cause-lAiu have been having the wrong kind of fan. ' • 11 pending your time and your tuprwy ay. The other fellow, the lucky prepared hiifisclf for a good posi­ tion. can earn the saldry and hold down the respon-sibilitics, and grow to a much bigger salary, simply because he lijul the foresight a'nd the judgment to (■elect a different kind of pleasure. - ** WORK IS PLAY. You probalilV don’t know that our yoting men ami young women find it just as interesting to dis­ cuss thc- probk'ms of their work, in analyzing a balance sheet, in striving to see how many woftfs a minute they can write on’the typewriter or in sluirthand, as some others do in discussing Tfai-4atcst f>H>tball news' or the latest baseball newij or ac­ quiring skill in many oilier things. There‘arc a lot oi (wople in. this world that know more alsmt base­ ball ami the baseball players than oitr student* do. 1 will grant you' that. But a year froiit now your baseball knowledge wil^ have lo be revised, and learned all over again, (lur boys ami girls arc learning the fundamental principles business. I hey are learning the psychology of letter writing, they arc learning how to gel up adilvcrtisiug copy, they.arc. leadingTj.»uwxs.manage:.nriiitrJ tlAy are anptiring skill in secretarial duties, tlfcy are Icarning how to teach, they are acquiring stamina, backbone, ability to do aml'pcwer t< ♦Uy ‘ in the game. When pppArtnnitics. come they :<■ ready. When. you hear of A..me of these boys i'l girls who have gotten way up the ladder of success. iccc*s. don’t say, "W ell. John always .was Juck;." John I'.hn is i* not lucky. You could, not hold the job John haA if as of* fered to y«>ii. because you have nut prepared your­ self a> John did, and 1" will wager you thi,s :--JUm has bad a wl^dc lot more fan in life while he was getting ready for this big StKoo.txi or Sjooo.qD or $3ooo.n>.* a \ var j*»b than you did walking around a billiard table’. >-f helping to >up|l*.rt a Tlw.re isjto dement of luck in John's JUST GOOD PLAIN JUDGMENT WHAT IS JUDGMENT; When J was a boy . I sometimes .. thought that .n. . : inherited quality. I km-.y what it was. but I couldn't ju*t exactly' place .it. Now I know what 41 is. Judgment i* gathering together all the .knowledge on one side oi a <|ue>liu>i, and then gathering together all Qtc .knowledge on the -other side of the question, ami then thinking it all over carefully and coming fu.a dccLiun as jttsl what is the licst thing to du. Why can t y'.m use fast as feoofl judgment as anyl>o<1j'? A'm can. You van gp about fhv big thnigs of tile just as well as yon c.-mi thrsmal! things. < im kind uf w<»rk isir’t any harder than any oilier kimj of work. Some kinds arc rtiorc congenial lo you, more adaptol to your particular (pialitics. than utltec kinds of work; but that isn’t the |k«int. The |x»int is that you have the brains to be a great big success in this world, if you just develop them. QUALITY NOT QUANTITY COUNTS. Here’s'another Jhing that 1 wish young people could sue. You and 1 have the same amount of brain material. In fact, scientists till us that sonic of our most noted men of the World had the light­ est brains. The diilcrencc why you don't get as much out of your brain as 1 do out of mine is simply because my brain is developed more than yours. SujlpQic .two farmers .owned forty acres of lah«l each; one developed and cultivated fifteen acres, the other develops :,1U' cultivated tliir^’ acres. They have the same amount of ground, but who gets the most harvest? It is the same with brains. The man who develops his brains, trains them, gets the most out of life, ami gels the greatest amount of real pleasure. Une man is jiaid $5<xx>.uo a year, another is paid $51x4.00. The difference is. due to the difference in brain development of the WHAT KIND OF KNOWLEDGE IS THE BEST TO CASH IN ON .Which' would you rather hire? Knowledge oi baseball, -football* billiards, basketball, etc., or a fundamental knowledge oi the underlying priiicipics of business? It doesn’t rc<|ttirc any argument, •Iocs ii? You know just as well as 1 du.' When the i’os'tum Cereal Company go yut to hire a man. what kind of knowledge do they want him to have? And do you suppose 'ffiT a iuiimt<^ tlinl-it is a knowlcilge of these things that brings Henry Ford f*o.ooo.uo a day? There is Ho question alxmt if. WI-: Di) MORE THAN TEACH—WE DEVELOP YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WO­ MEN PHYSk \I.1.Y. MENTALLY AND MOR­ ALLY. •\T TJIE SAME TIME WE ARE TEACHING THEM TO DO ACTUAL BUSI­ NESS WORK. Not only do they learn all about business, but they learn the tools <<T Imsincss such !i> Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping.- Auditing,. CvaL^lfirr-nnting, Letter Writing,; tln*im-5-s l=tw, -Adwtv** ing. etc. They learn all of these things, and then When the tim^conics, they arc directed in the proper channel. They arc told how to go out ami get the best there is out of these things. . Stave made great big stic*:v"cs in life. They tell ns that their success is due to Michigan Business «Se Normal (’..’liege training. These graduates arc oc­ cupying the bfagi-st ami best position* throughout this" state. ,an<r scattered all over these United State*. Many of them are earning from $2500x10 10 $5oix>xx> a year. Some arc getting more than thi'. .Many of them arc in buxines* for thcmsclvej, and many of them arc now scmlirtg their daughters livre to school. Isn’t this abundant pr<*of? You can grasp an opportunity |odaj£ to- fit yourself tor the logger salary, the better work, the lieUcr associations, for success, for life, if you have tlie nerve. Hdvc you br haven’t you? Don’t say that you cannot afford to, «< that you haven't the mdhey. Th > is a bitsinc-s poqsisitiou, and for every good business projuisition there is always a way to raise the money. It has been our pleasure to help hundreds oi young men and young women to solve thi? apparen't difliculty. There is a difficul­ ty in the way of axcally. earnest, sincere young CALL FOR AN INTERVIEW. Call for a |MTM>nal interview with our Presi­ dent, Mt. Argubrighl. A fifteen minute visit with him may be worth thousands of dollars to you. He has pcnpmally supervised'the training ami the development ami the placing of thoiisamls of young men and young women. Air. Arguhright will tell you honestly and franjflv whether or not yon arc intrndc<rfor.-the work, lie will tell yon what yon must do and what you must not do. He will |X>int uut your strong |kiint’ and your weak |x»nts. He will help y<»'.i to specilizc. grow nnd develop, w that you will not <nily lie a good worker, but a .specialist in the line for which you are best suited. NOW YOU GOOD FELLOWS. You bright young men ami women, you fan lovers, you spenders, yon who. arc frittering away time as though it amounted to nothing, come in. Let us talk this over. Let. us gel togctlier. Tile world needs you. and yon need development. Sometimes ’ ' " ’ clop into the-finest of God's nikhtcmtTi. Th r>f business lakes sonic cejuragc. ami ycra usually have il. Anyway, wc want to talk, NOW COMES THE QUESTION OF NERVE. That is a slang expression. It means this. HAVE YtrtX THE WILLING l'< AVER TO AA.T'? 'Are you too limbi to decide? Your judg­ ment tells you which cour-e is the. best. • Then, since yin know- juAt what is best for yoru and just get you very far in this world. Nobody wants ex­ cuses. It i.- results that count. -You must divi<le right now just what you arc going- to be.- You must deddi right now whether yoii are going Jo work hard all your life for a bare living. <,Y whether you are.going to-develop your ajtiliiic'- into the allaround‘man or womau.^tlie .mix w.rth while, the one llijjt.tlie world want-, and is going t-.» pay for So grr.it is the demaml for these v-miig peoplb tvat EVE IT’ GRADUATE IS ASSUR 1.1 > A l’< >SITloN.QR EVERY DOLLAR OR TLTHON.1S d’.EH'-ND,ED. Dm.-n't that show yon th; • v uwan'just what wc .-ay when wc tell you that s training, and the tight k;i-<i of training for < • y*.»’tnj' man and every young woman? Docsn' prove t<» you that' ricn better thousand or ttttknu.wlib Our Handsome New Catalogue is Now RcadyMor Distribution. C. J. ARGUBRIGHT, Business Expert Send for a C2npy To-day. Michigan Business and Normal College C. J. ARGUjJRIGHT, President . 43-45-47 West Main Street Thirty-third Annual Fall Term, Sept. l-$, 19J.4 “THE SCHOOL THAT GETS RESULTS" BATTLE, CREEK, M1GH. DAVlb SILLERS, Secretary Ectrancc Through Bijou Theatre Lobby �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WTTF.UBEH 3, 191C PAGE THIRTEEN HELD THAT DOG IS PROPERTY Students Are Trained At The Michigan State Auto School By Actual Experience — TennwM* Court In H* Decision R*. versa* Ruling*. Tl>»l Have Been Mad* on th* tebjecL volving tbo imliure and aah> at public I auction of two coon dog* tor d«bt ba* brought from th* auproni. court ot th* state a ruling that a dog la prop­ erty, although, a* th* report goc* on to *ay, provlou* ruling* have bren to the contrary. If there la any other part of th* glob* that denlia to the deg tho man Ifoat right to b« rated aa .property thn error ahould promptly be corrected. In thia InaUnr- the dog* were all tho earthly tnaeurea. the debtor poucaaed, except th* ciotb^a oq hi* back. Otherwia*. ot conrae. the aherlff would u*v*r hftva levied on them. Thn hardeat-hMri> <) officer of tho law would not d«pri'<’ a man o( bl* dog If anything *!so could be middlevlik I IT IS SURPRISING l»r. A. L.-Taylor was In Grand j ilapid.*, Moiulay on Vrofcaaiutial. I bu«i ties*. | Waller Robertson is on the sick!J list. ' | Mn». Sophia Chase vntertaln-d I liter ni-ecs, .Mrs. William Eggl-slnn.| and children uf Grand Rapids and? ;Mtx Allje Thorp«! and ctufdren onli Tuefliay. « Horn, lo Mr. and Mr-. George*| Tonv-rse, Wednesday, Aug. IU,. a How quickly you can create capital when you go about it .in the propier way with determintion. Money saved can always be spent—it is n<U gone and forgotten as is the mone^ that spent as it cornea. A savings account brings Natislaction every day in the year with interest addsd. Begin now with $1.00 and be ready for your opportunity when it comes. 0 0 0 0 0 0 J iu,.' ' Crc-k. vv.ro gue-!.- of C. M. Stmlli'i ai*l wife from Tuesday until JL rimr-.hy, " ■__ • FARMERS STATE BANK . -- T r~» r> v x=x/ii 1 e? M IDDLEvILLE . ,. ut tiranu Haptu*. Mommy. _ Mi«*es H-beera and Julia Coffin-, Ira* cln-unj hi* la-1 »Dr. D; t!. Swift and family reberry and liter-. Mi»* Monroe ofj Afitinlronff. in llm lurn-d Munday rveliinK from llarGrand Itapida, were gn-sla of Mis. J’ •>f. Ih- week. I bor spring*, wli-r- Uu*y had b—n \V. II. sk'veftmce, Thursday afler-U ••f Kalamniou. La-’ ri|Juy uig lh« c«m»I .bre-ze^ for a noon. • o f-vv day* with hisftim-. Th-y fmmrt U»- -umm-r ro­ Mis* Myrtle Cook., night uporalur *■ .il ■(Ii- Telephone ortli-o (<s>k li-rih....... :............ il* al III- lake.• H-lMirl* a* crowded. vaentUm last wrok and «p-nl it atjfo'md lime In com- to town and I*> you tike water m-l-n? W«dl, horn- eiiiorlaininu r-lalives. , —m- o,f foi* old fri-nd*. . Mr.- and Mr*. C. M. Smith wet-- in! Hr. A. Hanlon now rides Grand llapidts Friday in euo.vUlta-UT ' ' grain- hna)al a,,,"wl >',ur < w>. Ifc'iiv. high runner, in A sn-al many are prepariin: lo I ' ■ >lh-r. are #P-nd a day or two at life Grund cd ><ti menu nt of llB»“Sa'noUH ill- .|,|| |„_. n-sw of Imr diomht-r. Mrs. I.. John-1 h»ldfmi “•n. n-c Addi- (kuili*. ' W. I>. Gordn-r was homo from | ; ' MEN WHO ONCE WERE POOR that .li­ Gun lake, llMiradny, ..returning [ . night,- who occasionally lifts one. is not a nt associate for a yoggman. There is another aspect of the matter, which, in fact, has been a bone'of legal contention from very ancient । times. As the supreme court of one I stale observed: “Il bears a tlngq of I the ridiculous to contend that, howPart of Electric Starter Department j ever many and however valuable dogs I a men may own. he cannot b-- made In thin M-hool the nludruls rrerhr arhial ex* Here llic slmlciit become* acquainted with imv prrinitv. They have no rtHTrepondrntt* eoursrs (rouble Ihnl mn> occur mt llir roml. Aflrr Hitt ■ to pay his debts if he will only Invest The slinlrnt Is first pul Ihroiigh a departmrnl In j his money In dogs." That a dqg la he enters lhe gunige drpurlmrtil, where the rouiwhlrti he learns (hr imines of Hip different parts pii(ty overhaul mid repair, nearly every make of । not property has usually been argued where I bey are located, what thev are there for, cur. Aa muiiy of lhe gnuhinles go inlo (hr gurugc I on tho ground either that frorh its anrleM nnd then Ihrough the iissrnibllng department, bittinesN for ihcmsrlvr'i, they will liud this u grout ccstry It remains a wild animat in where they build Inn ears from the ground up. help to Hirm. They nre. also ponied as lo prices . .. ....... I.......... .. such sense as not -to be a leviable ""!»?•.......... Some Dislike to Be Reminded of The curs llu y build are both two und four rvclr, to clinrge for different jobs equipment m-eesMiry possession, or that an animal which Their Early Struggles and have sliding grur and friction (nuikniisslans. lo open u gurugc, etc. I | Is not good to cat has no Intrinsic ».»(. V-rn- and family ul P.iniial—, for Suecom. Alternately with this prarlicul work, (lie (Un­ Next the .student bi taken through the block same back in value. » . G-otu- Wat kin* lia* sunt’ Indents arc given Ict'lurix pertaining lo (heir testing di partiiient, where the company have one, .i t"iXi '• '■ ■ li.iaa t.1 ath-fid 11 family nunmn. work. In the lecture room, which is one of (he two, Ihrec, four and Alx-ryllndrr iiKilors to test. large*! mid hcM equliiped in lhe country, they in r»-ull* l.•••kt•d for ’ Icona not foniS of recalling hl* Herr the .student gels experience in ad|iiMing the liute oil of the leading niakea of carburetors, .1. I „r w.u.ihml »n.l Si', ‘J,'" r"‘"; h’”!'• different maken of carburetors and magnetos, ad­ Tho swurtlsiucii of ths mu arv magnetos, rolls, xtoruge liallerlrs, etc., soon- of justing innpets, timing the motor, scraping bear­ Ii-w I’.iik'-c of fli- \V,-,| •,erw* ,roM bl* wife, say* a writer ' tho sawfishes, »pcarfl*hc<. Mdlfiihea, Aum* il.niLoti and wifr which uro cut open lo show the inside ns well ns lv line.' made .1 trip uilo Illiln ‘ h ’ G** 100 »«reld. One© when he ings. grinding valves, etc. After having plrnly of I swortltlKhv* aud tho uarwLal. uith It* the tAilsidr. practice In thia department lhe student h then and Iwotvlit .1 c.II load »»f youti»find1'1* fault with a wa*herwota. »pirall> twUud utralght tixlui. tUwtaken into th- road testing nnd driving rirnartThere lire lots of openings for romprlcnl * I n*hv« inhabit tho warmeF i>ea», while v r-iHii' th- drouuhl .1 an *bo had Jm-cu card*** with a Mrs. Jatp* Cisler sp<’iii frofii lurnl where lie goea out and gets lhe experience Chauffer*. Itciiair Men, Testers, Sidesmen uud • me in Hint -<-i lion, and dre** *hlrt Lady Strathcona called the narwhal is a creature of the Art \V<*dn«*«4tay mHil fhindny with r*4J Demonstrators. in roud (eating, just as 4hey lest for the factories f.inn-r ■ without . .... . and out: “Donald Smith. I remember th* alive* lit • Irani! Rapid*. • .tic. The tu«k of tho narw hat I* hollow ll; . t.. I. «*l,...... I. . _ ..I >m|iCll-d to •j-ll thfjjr day when you never wore a shirt that ‘ nearly to tho point and 1* aptrally 1 had not mad* and washed and grooved. . It uses Its tusk a* a w. upon ironed my»tlf.” of dcfcnio and to plunge through the knitting f.Tjdoiy.igr in l|ii« vicinity. The Who I* tho great «nob. tho man ■f I«rael Half, nori It and that la ashamed of th* year* when petacran. Sometimes when a boat baa Knlninazou cam*' Sunday . for a turn caught in the ice great damage w-ek’d visit with -hi- mother, Mr*. Hl* baTir was burned on the ?amr he «ai poey and struggling, or the . DEPARTMENT MH,” DETROIT, MICH. man who Is always boosting of them? baa been lufijufed by th* inqulaitivu- W. A. Pierce, while 11. A. >- mak­ noss or blundcticg ot thl» gnat crea­ ing hi» w—kly trip tn Saginaw, ii n «ad blow tn Mr. Haff. Just nv- Wo all know the man who camo to the city with only |5.!n hl* pocket ture; that aoriior.mro teacli'-* a length lotiin. Grand Rapid*. "and NOW—Year* ago Jhe proslof 15 feet, with a tunk of from burned f» tin- gronii'I. W- have Miller and Mt*. ho.-n iin:il>!-.!>> l.-arn nf llm pmb- never weary of saying that he began STONY POINT. visiting parents and Old friend*. life a* a water boy and worked hta Scluad opened again laal Monday* T. II. Ilndrhaugh lias pone' to |mm'i« sister. Null!-, hiisiiaml and for killing fish for food. In the ca»Walker way up. Now th- prreid-nt giten lw<> children, also a Mrs. Shaver of- Ud of Rouftberg »ho kings of Den­ morning, with Mis.* Gludya Beck at assist* in watering tho stock. What mark have lone posseu'ed a magnlflHast lug*. , ha* tml .*--n for n-arly 10 year*. llm helm. Hlak. by lightning in llm Mine alnnn. ba* become of thus© queer oid-taahcent throne made of tu»kr-«f ihio Mr*. Jain-i Mel’wk went l<» Ik Mr. and Mr*. Harry Hilchio nnd ioned waterpot* with the little rack John Rogers nf Ha*tim:s I cetacean. Thcso tusks are harder .and family went to Gun (ako, Saturday II- Cteck ln«l Tlinteduy IcT visit Ii frank -Morgan lirnl a row killed Real Love. for two or ntree glasaea? Thera was whiter than ivory. lb aiieiid the annual plcnie of tho father a few days. fry lightning <m Sunday, ihiring the If a woman (till laugh* at her hus­ pv.'iiiiig and no fear of death bringing microbes farmer* at that place, and al one Mr. nnd Mr*. Sa -tornt. band's jokes five years after the wed­ IL- ii going then and fcppeadlcltla was commonly lime (he hprne of Mr. Hilfhic'* par­ Just When the Pain Was Worst known as Inflammation ot the bow­ ent*. Claude ..Wood from th- and Mrs. John Varney of lhe Ridg-. ding bells have- jingled- tho divorce The dentist (getting even with his week and will visit h'i« els. In those days tho popcorn ven­ lawyers get discouraged. Grove took them over in his auln. last Sunday. Immnear Plymouth, dor drove a roaring trhde In tho photographer) — "Look pleasant hull taking Oliver Bolton of HAlingn” fcpcfit ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Orslmni bavlias not seen fur nearly please!”—The Tatlor. train. And dl<| the roan that cried Saturday and Sunday-nt lhe Point, been enlertnining company from BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. Afton liibble of Albimi -p-nl "Sponge and jelly cake'’ ail th© way Wnlk-r spent her Curation from New York to Springfield leave Sunday with Id* molbnr Mr*. II ek ik Nashville. Ddxirn and will attend lhe Grand no descendant? A.I.Ir'.' I'li,... ■■•I... r.. h at l>ii|u-iiiiiiig. ■ George H. Boughton,, the painter of puritan maidens, ua* aided In hl* nflir hn< youth by a brother who kept a list, cap and fur shop In Albany, N. Y. n-w ilollu girl After tbo painter was famous a dln- MICHIGAN STATE AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL is Everything b-nry Put.of K;tl:i(h<iino, e'nnm Albanian, full of enthusiasm, dwelt on ant.- Monday and riill-d »n hi* j tho guest's early poverty murh to Mis annoyance. At last th- painter cried •liri-n-r hlark'iuil [ •« poor aa all that.'* aii.i from Ilaflinch no* MADE UP OF SMALL THINGS Hastings 50 " ‘ Bank “Only National Bank in Barry County*1 Has an enviable reputation of aver S8 years experience of sane and conservative banking. This strong bank is under the management and direction of some of the most conservative, strong and successful business men of Barry county. nnd Imni-d t«» Hi- ground. are innking ;irr.-iiik-<-ni-nl* ' in the Grand Rapid* fair Even tho Moat Ihalgnificant Words al.-.l ■ buggy Sum- uf. Ihi* fariu-rH liav- (h-ir ■b-an« pull-d and tire anxiously A wild bird'* song I* a little thing 'lookimr for, fair w-alh-r. W. E. X-l-on and wife spi’nl —lost In the d-ep* of a frowning sky. Sunday al Whii-liaH willt (Im And yet as It falls on u listening A. Jon.' car and leaves It* message of melody. . . earth's green »eeru* brighter un i llfn ’’k ; is sweeter, all through nn autumn day. .iMliiin in lb- l-h'ldiilHt: "il'K-.__ j.1'11 Thu coo of a .bahu U a Utile thing— Mr. S. brod"i.> b.uii wa^irtltk -info u> r.ui'ipa'ni. d l.y \V l-~ triranlngle** sound froln a "vacant |A-'lightnitttf (hiring III- storm Sunmind. d-itrc 1- practically"cimiplriql* and j Uul '’*■ ,ho ""’y u,Bt *11 IL .1. Chapman han limy will Mwiti >M-cupy >am<'“ lion* herd; the on© clear language all ■/iking jm-iil—»s I" • i-i ar Sh-tk think* war lim-* nr- Taco* know. r.db-r. *tn nimu* -ven In Michiuhti A mothpr's love la a little thing—too in Hi- p:i*l lw<> w—k* h- h t» U»-i • goon B|agi forgot. • 'riii' grain, hay a ..... !n;»i .Iri.in.!“’• ,r“« »"■> •tock I- p.’i'lnt- lliifw a (.bni-*“Ml bear-with patience calm and at limn! lo littrrv Hmm nloiU: mid • ■wreijh* Wilful wrong* in these lives »t -truck 11 c..w <>n llm I. Jhoyk- (°f our*. A passing *nd!e I* a little thing— ■st In a world of toll and care. -aipiol itmuin* And yet the soul with glrotn opIh'-ir linn- fmi.l p.-rraull ri.hs in a It has a Capital Stock of $50,000,—A Surplus.and Profits of over $75,000,— and Deposits of Over $525,000 TOTAL RESOURCES OVER $700,000 with burden* hard will happier be In tho afterglow of a atnllo that la warmly kind. * A kindly word I* a Bule thing—a breath that goes and a sound that _d|ea I,But th* heart that gives and th*, ................ b-art that hear* may know that It in* reljirn-d fn<m I sing* and alng* and ilnga till at last and > \|i. bi* It blend* with tho‘wild bird!* song, urn from Imlbn i and th« <*00 ot Labe* iu what men call .lo liv in time f-t tho celestial choir.—Utica Saturday .. , , Globo. - -buw will b- at ~ 4 I hi? ■ ,'’1': 'ing* I * Sign In the Snowatorm. IT PAYS 3 PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Walking from Hapu to Hay Held by INTEREST COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY OFFICERS: CLEMENT SMITH, I’rcsidcnl J. F. GOODYEAR, Vice President H. G. HAYES, Cashier W. N. CHIDESTER, Assistant Cashier ■ '1 ,injjv „[ |;4|_ I v.. • \ vv ilh mid fuinil’v id . | -dd Id- mi-| DIRECTORS: CLEMENT SMITH W. II. CHASE J. F. GOODYEAR D.S. GOODYEAR F. D. PRATE . A. N. WILLIAMS II. G. 1IAYES THIS BANK IS A MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM i.-iiic id tkuapnu lake, ajid refiort mi- of* Hri>wii« . ••v-r attending'. »rondrnt of Il’.u Manchester Guardian. 1 ,t>un‘1 Hie hllla covered with snow, A frceslng east wind made thing* an> thing but pleasant. At one i«l*t 1 ,,a<1 ,o sdndt that I had lost my Mgy. • Inii <«f Jatk*.m. . ' ■l«njM>»t. The inacrlpiion wm -1. ll-'iywnnl and M. I'. .Ionian; blotte.l out.wlth froir.n snow. il by nulo lo fleeij* I’.ik- nndi I climbed tho pool, and with gregt •y>s| |p- Jiipnnrse eights Otte e\-j difficulty and pertonal dlaeotufort r "ui 'y,M i ii . i . thawed the mow off with toy already d.draa(- ftX CreL <‘«<‘P»«ertng the inscription It mH: » nv *«* r>> b Vi. K~’ OtoW. Jam-.- Iiv:iu. .Hi -Id Middleville c.»-nt Lotlgn im l.-i. w •- callm.- on friend# lhe past joined at Grand Raiddi bv Hou. T. I few days. * IB. Taylor. _ z . -BASNER WANT ADVS. PAY# �THI HABTINGB BANNER, SEPTEMBER 3, ttli. PAGE FOVRTTEN SPRAYS TO DESTROY WEEDS OPEN-FRONT POULTRY HOUSE Best Dressed Women Application of Dsstroysr Should Bo Caro In Handling Polson*. Wind* During Win tar. Buy Tailored Garments From Us JBIE1NG Well Dressed in Stylish Fit­ ting, Tasty Patterned garments is one of the things every woman owes to her­ self, her family and her friends. To be poorly clad in ill fitting clothes does not permit any one to be if their best. Every one should always be at their best—women especially -for upon women depends mucn of our social and moral prosperity. . We cxceff in the matter of Ladies* Tailoring. We guarantee^ satisfaction, and every lady who knows our firm knows wc carry the latest patterns and cut the latest styles. Sec us at once for your Fall Suit. . A. S. WEGUSEN 148 East Fulton st» Grand Rapids, Mich. CITIZENS PHONE. 244S x It la a rather ted loo* process. and front poultry bouae, but wo do not like the door at the end on account of the wind* howling around the corner In them out between the stones, but there are a number of chemicals or apraya which can be uaed with good success. L Salt. Take one pound of salt to on* gallon of water, boll and apply while still hot, or dry salt may be used and then watered In; but thia will color the walk more or leas apd Brs«is. Ws use a two-piece door and like It much better than the one-piece, in the illustration lhe lower door'is closed and the upper door open We have nailed lath to the top of the low- It gets too cold In winter the upper i door to also dosed. The open front, 2. Crude carbolic acid, one-half shown tn the largo rectangular apace, ounce of the liquid to one gallon ot la covered with canvaa. The roosts | are hinged to the back of th* build-' 3. Sulphuric add. four-fltth* ounce of the acid to one gallon of water. Best applied w,,h * ’’uoden pall. 4. Take one pound of powdered arsenic to three gallon* of cold NASHVILLE j South Front Showing Two-Piece Door. ' Ing. When cleaning out the droppings them to a hook In the celUng. The foundation to uf conoete. Rnsaeil. Writ. Jarranl i* 'erecting We Help You Earn Your Way While In School At otir school all the pttblic work taken in to>e done by us is turned to our stmlcnt*. ami they receive the pay for doing it. We feel this, fair to the students-nml it greatly aids them in’ their efforts to secure an education fur this public work aiuoupt<t*v several hundred dollars per year. In addition to the financial help it gives thetrt the actual business practice which every sttnk'iit nc^yl*. \\ e arc at present doing work foe firm* in . Niles, Coldwater, Allegan and many big firm* in Kalamazoo. ' The prppriptor of this school has been employed a* bookkeeper wijh one of thc.largewT manufacturing concerns in Chicago and is familiar with cost sy*ten»« and the beat method* m accounting. Has also been employed as stenngwpher with one of the leading law firm.* of Gray id Rapid*, *o doe* nnt , depend on the cu| and dried forms of book* to know how business is done in a modern office, and to this fact is due to a great extent the success of the graduate* who arc filling the best office position* in the city! Even during the dull times of last season there wa* a constant demand fpr the graduate* and all accepted positions. You ought to write for information. HINTS FOR POULTRYMEN chased aulotmdiilc. Mr*. May llemoD ami Mrs. Vera Fi'ighner of L-mutur Were her*' l.i-i Feighm-r hOflght J"' h*Tr lot luikevmw cemetery, 'in iiwmory I -iwupftur Our cliaulau*|ua wl lumi.iy evening was a c|mu-.| tier. * Mr. ami Mr.*. W. II. Pea tv. < Grand Rapid* mrriv.-d la«l Wcdnc*d;»y evl-iiiiig tor a tow day Cocklo Bur. ter, boll and stir well. Then add seven gallona of cold water with two Su«nll Beebe of Barry* ill* Mary 'town semi ami atlended thMr. ami Mr*. A............ Grand Rnpid* aTler *p<*mhng Y*lm*<lale. vi*ilrt| Iheir daughter. Mrs. L. E. Pratt ami allcudrd the Clark Tiimnrsb. rhaulau<|ua. Mh Mis* Ola 6. Llm* and sulphur, ten gallona of water, twenty pound* ot quicklime and two pound* of flour of sulphur settling, the clear part la dipped off and used when needed. There are also a number ot com­ mercial weed killer* in tho market which can be bpught at seed stores. Miss Carrie I'uhm-r of Cedar mid her •l;yiuhl*-r. Application* of weed destroyer* Rapids Iowa, who ha« ........ vi*ilshould best bo made oh -a hot day. in« her um-le nml mil. Mi. ami or right after a rain, with a watering dlage al Mr*. C. M. Pulliam, *<A.nil weei.’* pot (sprinkler), and ono good appli­ *larlc*l home l?rl Friilny ami will cation 1* usually sufficient for the Ikirlfaia Fiirni* season. A* the most of them contain George Wellman. {Scorge poison,- either arsenic or acid*, great ____ , W. .. .I- Ilyik and aid Will. \ ' "Ii'-re 11 1/*-) «-»|**Ti: Denn. __ Emi'r.«on care should be exercised In handling Messiim-r went to li- htdl. Monday nimllier year. morning to.attend Hi.- Nntiomd G. Mw* Marguerite iilrhinc* ami them. A.j:. emam|*m< iil. A.-l-*.n .Murray of (.harlotL* arc Mr* Sa-ali Sv.-.-zv is visiliiu-1 M*i<imr their gram! parent*. Mr. DONT’S FOR HORSE OWNERS relatives in D*-tn*it. thi* week ami I MrFranck.attending the <J. A. K. ehr.impmeiit.| ‘•ra£f a* n" Among Other Thing* Animal* Should Mi*.< Wil.la Gorlliy .•p*-nl lft»t lie Creek. Momlay sliopning. Not Be Fed Too Much Com Dur. Mr. nml Mr*. G. W. Gribbln look w.-.-k wilh Mi** Edith Mayo in n nortlo-rn trip in Iheir machine ing Hot Weather Season. Maple Grove. Dr, nml Mr*. village ami atb-ml.-d the Chautau­ qua. Ed Reynold* «>f Juuising. vi-ili-.l his parrnb ■ Ileymdd- u ort right returned Friday noon. Dell Durham week attemling i-auiihm-nl. Mi** Mildred Hielu-il of who ha* l*-*‘ii -pcmling Mi*, ii. \V. Walralh ami dauph-. Hah .*p.-nl fruiir \Vedm-«d.iy ’ While the ben houses must not be kept too warm they must be dry and free from drafts If you wish your forwls to be healthy. It to claimed that the flesh of fowl* can be flavored by feeding herb* and apices. Thia la a common practice In Franco, and It to done to aome extent in thia country, eapecially In feeding celery to roasters. Don't forget that the hena want plenty of fresh water even If the weather ian't hot Laying hena ar* heavy drinkers a* ao much of the egg Mahers Business University Phone 4171-R Kalamazoo, Mich 319 So. Burdick St. .ARKNVILI.E. I >illruhai-Ji fohncrly Mis.* Ed mi Carpenter of Th** \\’*-*leynn Method!*! nre" ^milling a Gntve nn-i-ling in MrComiick** wood*. The weather Ihi-ii uufaviirabie fur large qieakiiiK i* Well cushions and plllowa. Dry the feath­ Willmr'* <>f Elmdale. ers thoroughly before putting them You can beat the ban raising thickSunday. ena If you give your mind to It. aa Mr. mid your brain should be better than a Inking an outing at Gunn lake. hen's, but If you want to aucceed with cream ami rak ning. J. Blough, wife ami baby HICKORY CORNERS. chlckena you muat learn from your School rmnmenrvd Momlay with own mlatakea a* wall aa from tho Born. Momlay, lo .Mr. an»l Mr*. hena*. Mi** Dorothy Tnm-in spent ln*t Ixnii* Mick, n »>>n. Mi** Carrie luiwr*-m-*-, I ••ache* in Mr. ami Mr*. G..A. W****l of I.ak<* Hi*.- Toller Mhnol. Over, feeding ahould be recognized week with her aunt in Grand Hup0*1*—a. wen* Sunday visitors at aa a very aerioua matter, alnce diges­ Mi** Grace B*>ly*‘n, leaehti* in liu* returned tive disturbance* la fatal to quick ills- Jiurdick at-hool.. Mrs, .Ethel Bolyi-iiaUeaclicii in the , phom* fmm. ElimlaU* in»lallr*l iu Exercise fa nature'* ons great pan­ in Chicago. • Mr*. J. .Markham ami baby Huth III* lioin**. food* and the feeding to keep your chtcka at work. ’ 8t. Psul. Mlnn.l HOW TO FUMIGATE HENHOUSE Don't overload your horses. Don't feed too much corn in hot Building or Room Should Be Tightly weather. Don't make any sudden change tn Clossd During Process and All the feed. Fowla Carefully Excluded. Don't keep your horses in poorly ventilated stables. Fumigation to a mean* of reaching liov. J. W. Morningstar ami fan;-- Give them hay first. I room and in-the cracks aid crancainpfiici-tiiig Don't allow the harneaa. especially ntekirf the wood wort, says the Cuitlra^or. The house or room should bo home । Don't expect your bored* to rellih tightly closed and all bowls excluded their feed, unless the manger* are during fumigation. A simple method home Satuniay. sin- wn is to burn the sulphur candles now MIRTH N ism ii.i.i: sold at stores dealing In i|pultry sup­ Miss Vnila Feighm-r. MuIm-I Mnrbb at one tltq* Small amounts frequent­ plies. Tho fumes of brimstone may Bunday in Detmil. ly are much better. • also be produced by burning In a met­ ‘ 1>. A. Quick was in Grand Il;*pi*l.*; Don't give your horses patent medl-' a inc basin (such aa allic as an old laou ketkclMonday. cine that you know nothing about. J tie) a number of rag* previously soakL W, Fejghm-r ami I'. V. Sindh' eapecially colic remedies. I cd in melted sulphur. Sulphur may be I>op't keep a horse going after >'j mhed with a UXtlo alcohol oi beroaane 'll Um J‘Uli)lC.uJj|V>ls4l h. •trier ..I Mr*.. Jnv F.. M;dl.-lt.- and begins to show sign* of exhaustion, i oU ,nd burned, or it may be aprinktod E*l. Hafm r of Walla. You will save him by resting a bit. upon pT0 coai, jn a ci^flng Id«l Friday in a h--p Don't allow your horaea to drink a d|th The hou,# Or gl)OuId be re/naim* will Im ln-< large amount of waler on coming In hept cloied for . MTeral bourn And .interment in Lakevir to tho stable very warm. Allow them tbj.d 0J>cm.d ** thoroughly as possible to cool off a bit flret. to allow the wind to drive out any re­ Don't allow young horaea to wear maining trace of poisonous gaa. In a aei of shoes mor* than a month. fumigating by burning aubatancea be careful not to «ee fire to the building. • turned home Mmi.I.n eled and tho ihoes reset It they are Remember also that tn most cases lhe worth IL aubatancea which are uaed are polaon­ oua to human life and to fowls. CareDIP FOR SCABIES IN CATTLE lesaneaa In their uae or in leaving Spencer. them about where chick or child can Secretary of Agriculture Amende Or- get at them may have dire reaulta. dec by Permitting a Stronger Mrs. P. if. Biuniin nf Mu.4ki Solution of Tobacco. Deadly Rooet-MIta. : visiting h*'r sister, Mr-. i The roost mite. to probably ths Glasgow. The secretary of agriculture has cause of more loss to farm poultry Charlo* Gurt-li*-*" atul- family amended Order 143. effective August raiaeni than any other peat or dis­ spending-* two 15, 181.1, relating to dips for acablea ease. The mites In the daytime are pin Lak**. In cattle by permitting the uae of the to be found lodged In the- cracks near tobacco dip prepared from tobacco the roosting place of the chlckena. Mr. amt Mr and suitable tobacco products, pro­ They can be killed with varioua liq­ vided it contain* not lesa than seven uid*. Whitewash to a good remedy, hundredth* of one per cent of nico­ as It buries both mite* and eggs be­ .Mr*. EBa .. imi. .,IH| family vi*ifmp I tine. Heretofore, the requirements neath a coating of lime from which .nre visiting th< have been that the tobacco dip ahould they cannot emerge. A solution of contain not lea* than live hundredth* carbolic acid tn kerosene, at the rata Ii. Baker i of one per cent of nicotine and two of a pint of acid to a gallon ot oil, la per cent flowers of aujphur. The to­ an effective lice-palnt. bacco dip of th* new strength seed Jruin hiew York., not contain the sulphur. The regula­ Make Big Money From Hans. Lao Flory t* tion remain* unchanged regarding the Ona of the axchange* publishes aty Mi** J*«*ie Lui*- ;il V*-nmmivi||>lime and sulphur dtp. which may ba ccknta of two men who cleared more Mr*. B. B. Brniieu entcrlnlu**d uaed as directed tn the order. than two dollar* each from hena dur­ llm B. Y. !’. U. J’m-il.t$- -«A*-iiiiu-. lhi« writing.' ing the past year, selling poultry and Ik'lleiOtis rgfry.-dum-nl* were *<•!>egg* to the general trade. One of vi-iliiltf Fn-*l h'-nriunn. haIn an increase in timber sales thi* thn men made about 11500 on 600 The L. A; S. of the Bo|'li-I year and In a decrease In receipt* from henfc and the other about 11,800 on rhureh im-t wills Mr*. <*. B. Hup- , Umber trespass aa compared with last 700 hena. kins W*Mm-**Uy afferuAoil amlj Yjrd off a eouiforiabie. Mi$x Gertrud*- Wnh-r* aeromMrs. Fre<| Polli-r **f Ceylon sfienl panied by her niolher nml *i*t*-r Poor Market Condition. fiatuntay al L. B. Botl* r>. Overfat la a poor market condition. ami. Mi** Murer Inui-h inotored |r» spect for the federal foraat policy. Mr. ami Mr*. J. D.'Alb-n inov*1*! Hasting*. last W.*hm*<liiy. Fowla should bo fed fattening food from .Maii. Griffen'* hou*e on sh*-rVernor Web*lw ami faftiily two week* before marketing. Fat inaii st.. Into rooms in Hie Hurd, spent Kiim|ay al Win. lauMi's. A Russian scientist cUitaa to have poultry, If dry pifiRed. will cook betblock on Main al_ la*l Monday. Mis* Alice John*>>n Imgnn .school dlacoverod an InocutoUon for use .Mr*. Jennie WIUHock of Harry- at Hope Onter, Momlay. against forest Insscu. viile, spent Sutiday with .Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. l*-wis Maier visited KllMbelh Gulriics*. her parent)* at Cedar Creek, SunMr. and Mrs. C. D. Ajrer went to il.iy. —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. d a new Ford : church Saturday coming tn a large Glum, Inst crowd. _ • louring car**f week. , I Leonard Naber of Graml Rapid* Mr*. Will Phillip* enlertnined I ram** la*l Monday lo-||*.,lp his her sister.’ Mrs. W<H»ilwortli ami । ».***»♦*<•* tirotfHT *n in tin* th* stur**. . Mr. Eldred and family and Mis* husband. «*f Fr.-epori last Sunday. Ib-vn Na*h "vlslled from WednesSteam* farm. Born, I** Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph .Mr*. Iln.-a Jvp-Au-nnd Mr*. Ed. Evan* wen- Grand Rapid* visitor*. Bow* riiinn of Lake O*l*-**n, an 814 poiiml boy. Mr*. Bowerman was Ia»t week ThtMvdar. lial.« willi Climax. Saliirday. Scon* r> lo I. favor of Climax. Good*Ram*'. Cliarlit* Drovlett nml family visit­ ed at Fred Brtmney’*, Thunolay. Mr*. Hoy VanWaitm-r of Oxfonl, ami Mi** ElnUt Forst of Kalamazoo, wen? call**r* on Mr*. Ethel Bolyan, Thurwby, Marru» fliple .nml' daughliT, Etlna, *>f Ionia, are making an ex­ tended visit to Iji* siMler-itl-law'*, Mr*. Fred Hrunm-y'«. Detroit **-v*-rnl Millinery Opening Finest Fall Styles Friday and Saturday Sept. 4-5 You are cordially invited to attend our facinating exhibit of models in Fall Millinery. This assortment of beautiful fashions in Hats will be the correct Fall and Winter designs. ■ -■ We shall be greatly pleased to have you call upon the above dates. Ironside & Michael FIRST DOOR WEST OF HOTEL PARKER Hastings Michigan �TUB BASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 3. 19fi. Souibwattri Barry Department ftolden Hfedical Discovery HASTIXliH AM> CAUL­ TON TOWMJNE. Miss Florence Cooley of Hastings spent Friday and Hal unlay with her sisler, Mrs. Max Bump. Moorn, Monday lilh, n daughter. Miss Elsie Bump un/i sislm-. Dorothy visited al Erriesl Kenymi’s m-ar Frwport, from Wednesday until Friday. Mr. mid Mrs. Eevi (lbw of Foals Grove'visited |heir|daiiglder, Mrs. Clarence Kinne. Sunday. Miss Hora Heimer nml Mary Bump spent Friday with Winifred MB-O Paul Dunnint the ’ end. with relativ® In Kalaniqzi teaching school al.tll'- head of Gull lake (his week. Alumni Nye. Jr.. -nt four days of last week with Leo Quick :K East Milo. Miss Alice Jone* commenced her Mr. ami-Mr*. "Burkett of Grand this week. Rapids visited their daughter, Mr*. school Carpenters' commenced ed Hie Hhmip Reunion nt Byron lewis' barn Inst Wei'S. Howard Hush will go lo Kelchnrh’s, Thursday. Tuesday. of lhi« tn E<l. Coals moved into the roonu tvtiidiitig manual training • in the Barney block Thursday. fcIhmiIs of thnl cily. M. I v l I . 'IL.rlui > I, Mrs. DeCrocket and son Linden spent Saturday uiight mid Sunday Abram Yarg«;i- and wife of Dimassisting her ndale are visiting Iheir daughter, Ira. Ia*o Ciiminings f6r it few days. Mr. and Mrs. L<-o Cummings nml Ir. nml Mrs. Abrnin Yaeger spent her uncle Liwlon Skillman anil ................... Marlow's of wife iu Grand Ilaidds from Tues­ day until Friday and attended the , Miss Lulah Chase of Kalamazoo Hallie Creek Sunday. Mr. Webr-l'-i •pent the loiter pari of lhe week will enter Niohtns hospital Tuesday for a criticnl operation. Mr. and Mr*. Enrl HuniniervifleMr*. Mary McIntire nf Mnpb* ramped at Giuilnke during lhe Grove is slaying with her slslor farmer*' picnic. Mr*. Einmn Hire, during the abAlberl Wm.ner, wire I* working al *ein-e of Mr. mid .Mr*. Webster. the carpenter trade in Kaladitizoo, Mr*. John hepreasler is able to spent Sunday with hi* fmnily here. ride nut, which her friend* ary Mr*. Bishop of Battle Creek was’ the gw*l of her sisler, Mr*. Warn­ er. a few day* Iasi ww>k. Mildred Jidmcox is visiting at her visil with her sister. .Mrs. Ed. Glynn in South Hasting*. Grandpa-Brog's in Wayland. Mis* Lillian Whilvvorlh Mis* Cand.’ice Adapts of Clovcrher cousin dale will teach,our school Hie com- Sunday with Mrs. Nuy Hump nnd son of Jlndiugs and Miss Alice Foluy -;|Hnd al Glenn Moore's and also at E. J. Hump's, Thursday. I». 1*. Sprague and wife nf Coals Grove nml Mr. mid Mrs. J. J. Bar•tnini spent Saturday and Sumiay al Morrison Isiku, near Clarksville. Sunday visitor* nl Max Bump's Mrs. Adah ingranmn of Gobb Were Frank I’reiillre mid family visited friends here this past wee and Vermin Kelly mid wife of school in Ha-ling* this year. Mr. and Mr-. Hay Hammond of Iler. Brooks subject. next Rut Earl Wood made n business trip Hop- •'.••nl«T wore Sunday visitors day evening will ho “The Dirrf G. to Freeport the find of, Ute week. John Hart anti wife wore in llnslAir. and Sira. W. Z. Moore of • lltillnnd and Mrs. Victor Pratt of ings Inst, Fridny. J»hn Hoback is building n kilphi-ii Freeport- were Frjdny visitors al mi his -house. Arthur "mid Herb Jdlmeox with Iheir families nllended lhe Brog reunion al Guif kike la»l week NtHiTIIEAbT BARRY. Tlw W. C. T. U. meets with Mrs. i NvQa Cjimplu-ll -Friday afternoon,! ijJepL -Ilh. All nra.fnviUti. I There will 1** Sunday School ami i -preaching-nt the usual hours next Sunday,. Rev. .McCueJi-iob-vii ler. | turned la us another year, his nuinlermis friends will he glad to hear. 1 There was quite.n number from i Hiis way attended camp ineeling at ' Midland Park Sunday. I .i'diu Arnold*-and -Will Mrl»onald | ‘ing Mrs. bln Aniohl ami 'family. There was.quili- a Infgc, crowd of friends mid nrighliora surpriswt Mrs. Clara Clark last Tm-d.iy . veil­ ing. A g.MMl supper was -erv.-d. days in»t week at Midland I with ll>-vy McCue nml faintly alt ended ramp Hireling. Harry Eldred ami family of i: wntor are visiting Ed.judm| DON'T RUIN YOUR EY^S Clark amt Mrs. Maggie Illituu-ll Molt and "'h* Mr*. Shaw was fornivrl’ iSliarpsto.ji of MI-i-4 l.nuise thwt is vi>iling reltrti Mr.'mi'd Mrk. Mor. hi i i: mi». ie opfiiinn of Hie M. \ The |.adi« s Cliib u i* ISt We.di al •■Walllleje p i- home of Mr. ;m.| ' William- al Gull lake. Mr. mid Mrs. Joint I Ki I I lie recent funeral tn r lhe formers UK'' . Little O-cnr J'.hrni.in been sprmliiig a w- ek lehiined lo his home i; Sunday. Mrs. Adison Spmildit able In be up. FARMS so certain ol luring a very profitable business as right now. Wc have many fine farms on our list. Let us tel! you of two that ought to be attractive to any one who wishes to engage in farm­ WE8T IHH'E Most of (he people of fly all ended lhe Ho,h' Sunday school picnic NEW SHOE SHOP No. 119 North Michigan Ave. ALL WORK GUARANTEED EVERYTHING IN SHOE REPAIRING YEARS OF EXPERIENCE iuwipli- from I lufftil >. \ parly >>f neighl<" .pire.| Hi’ -’irprisc. Hi | A large majority nT Hie ।of this place nit•■ii<|«-<| Hie picnic nl Guri lake Friday iirdny or both days. ‘ Penalty of.Public Spirit. !f n num undertakes to do anything of public service without being ;iart which la comix'scd merely ot repreBcntnilvc cftlxcr* end has no prt-dalory tntoreeta nndrttakes to do any­ thing. tlio word which I'utns up tho । objection* of tin- atnmlynt mind Is-f "MU-cuMUtuted.**-— Barpcr'a Weekly. W. E, PRIEST MICHIGAN Second Thought*. Second proverb. FARMERS’ PICNIC and Base Ball Tournament at SATURDAY, SEPT. 5,1914 Everybody come and have a good time. We’ll do our best to use you “right/” You'll enjoy taking a "day off” and coming to one of the prcttidsl lakes in the state of Michigan. One solid day of spqrts and "entertainment. • best—Old aru Hastings, er Grace Higd-gi .ws back lo smile school in iSilfirhore. Ch; Hiadoii, (•■acb< - H ar Woudlmu Michigan. Having rented my farm I will sell at public auction upon my farm 1*4 miles oast ot Carlton Center and AM miles west ol Woodland, on Section 32 Carlton Township Tuesday, Sept. 8,1914 Commencing at 1 o’clock p. m. sharp, the fallowing property: MmiTiv' uiW> Mmwtav ille. visilfiig fi i-nds am ie r.hliiilnmpia. ■ Mr. and Mi-. I tester, re.-k. are vi-iioi.- nt Hi FARM TOOLS. HORSES. Oliver riding plow Bay fi Bay horse, 6 yrs. old. wt.'about 1200 Miller bean puller Walking plow Mowing machine a-horsc cultivator ■ double and arc not afraid of autos. PROGRAM Crook and Gould AUCTION SALE Cottage Grove (NEAR DOWLING) thoushta Coll, a yrs. old 10% foot Spring tooth drag ’ Span of colts, 3 months old Flat hay rack Set dump boards Most oLthcsc tools arc in splendid shape Pair knee bobs Grain cradle Surry, in good condition COWS. Single buggy HARNESS. Good set double work harness ,Othcr numerous articles 'Blowing -Box Candy. Rcnk*'* A- Son. B«-t rippcajruiK Big, includ­ ing horse, buggy and har­ m's*, driven by ladies. -Whip. Win. Clemeuce Everybody Welcome Lunch for Those Coming From a Distance i 0HLL* amount.mpnthf. time will be givenun guod bankable not^s with interest al six per cent. Nothing removed unfit settled for. CHAS. ASPINALL, Proprietor DANCE Afternoon and Evening Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer �THE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 3, l»l«. IRVING A RIGHT TIME , There's a Right Time lor everything. Right now is lhe RIGHT TIME to place \our order lor a Monument or Marker it you want it set tliis.coriiini'. * lull.- When the light frosts come it will4>edifficult to put in the NECESSARY (oundatieri work and when the steady cold twat her c«im<-#.- it ... The ,---------- bIe |o Therefore it tiiiot ap]*»l to vou lh»t now i» the tune lb FLACH VtX'K.OKDEK (or the .Mon- n line ustrntmrnt ol r.ianilearid Marlife work iiroui rtiop ariO.'itii'r deVghi’ lhe lettering we <lb, for Millian >ec i' iti every omelery in Harry County IDnM C InC inUnOlUL nnfIC Dnlldij By Buying Second Hand School Books If you want to buy SCHOOL BOOKS just “follow the crowd" and you’ll land right at this store. This store is known as the . "School Book Store" of Barry County. For a good many years we have made a SPECIALITY of handling SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL ROOM SUPPLIES of all kinds. We have built up a school Book trade that DEPENDS UPON US. and the number is constantly growing each year, because people have come to KNOW that our prices are just as LOW as books can be sold for. Then all during the Summer months we have been collecting shelf worn and second-hand School Books. Lots of them are in perfect condition and JUST AS GOOD AS NEW. On these books Goods Deliv- ered On W.-Jin-sdny Dr. Damon J. Buller mulored fioin Detroit ac- Tele- phohe We are always on the alert for the welfare of our customers. We realize that School Books cost money, and our policy always is to sell at the lowest possible prices. If YOU hsiven’t Ixtiight yet, come and see us. We’ll SAVE YOU SOME MONEY. A "big line of tablets and pencils from1c to 5c Us Your Order Ink, Drawing Paper, Practice Paper, Rulers, School Supplies ol all Kinds I CARVETH & STEBBINS, The Rexall Druggists . riin-d by the use of umlniyJrf <>H. combinvil with pluck njuKiierserVeraiu-e. II cnun-'l .Xlsiugltl like ni.-rehiiiidisc. ■ Hoy luiinpedn Is now working for Fred Cu»Tfvr, soulliwvst of Midfllej villifc-'' lie started wor k last. w<‘vk >nd will help .Mr. Currier through i witli his fall worl}. <Jti. account <>f (lie Illness of Bw. I. II. Weslbiwk, •■! Middh-viljr,.op Sunday, tlipre wa< no preaching Sunday afternoon al. (he Irving M. E. church. Sunday School was held nl (he regular hour, the work being in charge of Daniel .Gelman. Iln* road IhuI so that now Uu* road-1 make# fairly good going. It will Im necessary io look out thal no I heavy threshing otillils or id her | form fur heavy traffic. Tin* road, «•<>•*! a trifle over one dollar and; Mr. nnd Mrs. Maurio- Pionton and! two children from Hasting* writ- of Will latke ■ 'IIIIU‘1? .-H-IJOOI. » We Can Save You 25 to 50 Per Cent - 1904-1914 IRVING, MICH. ■Into lift erahle poor stretch of road 54 nuts I.Hig and iiad needed fixing up tor ertith'ate. years. Last .Mwt*hty work was i-oliinieni-i'd^uff.ler the commenced mil of nn education a# Iu- puls in- under llpKJiupers'WoD iff fbgirg.Bedford. overseer for ilii* corner <it Irving township. and n very S&ve 25 to 50 Per Cent • Irvins General Store C. R. WATSON, General Store Granite A’Marble Dealers Phone 197, Hastings, Midi. BANNER WANT ADS GET RESULTS | Irving township >s making an ex-! The teacher. Webster Bastiotfi, ASSYRIA. fended visit with her son und fam­ Jay Prescott of Allegan, visited and pupils appreftlRte- llwAppear­ ily. ance of the school botise, newly friend# here''part of-this week. \Vi> nm informed (hat Mesara painted -nnd vnrnjehe'd. Mrx. /ten. 8. Hartoin of Battle Snyder and. ScObey, will- have un iiuctibn #alc (hi# full disposing of 'Greek rtstlwi Mrs. J. B.'Tntnpkmv —BANNER'WANT ADVS. PAY, Iheir personal property mid leave :mid family, part of I his week. for the stale of Oregon either this ■ fall or early in the spring. It is ■d. Chari.-# B. JuIiumhi of Yankee understood that the men und their Spring# township nml A. II. Sisson families will make'the trip tiy au­ ••f Jackson are doing miil-wright: to. nnd that Iheir plans include work inside. An elvvainr is lo he lhe purchase of two new tlve-pasbnill’this fall up near the railroad j senger F’ords for the, making of lhe track, lhe docinr having purrhnsed! trip. While loath tn see these It is the aim of the Irvinf General Store to supply your a Ini of-Joseph Springer for Hint: families depart, still we wish them put pose, just east and'north of the success in Iheir underinking of go­ every-day requirements at the lowest prices. point where lhe Michigan Tenltiil ing to lhe land of the selling sun. . We are now selling Lnsi week Coi|iinissimu<r Mnrey railroad intersect# Mill Si. ■ Mriiirice A. flow.-iby leTI foKBig Moore rtf I nine township milhnriFat Back Fork, lb. .. ia« llnpid# Saturday, where he will zvd the gravelling ol tli« strip of IOe nll.-nd Ferris indilid'*, - Maurice mad from Oak St. south oii Mill Atm am! Hammer Sola, lb. lanu'ht school for Die. past two st. Irving village as far as the nut-1 25c years very succ.v-fiilly near Hart. mad crossing. The gravel for the He feel# that th.-ie is more in life -trip of highway which by the way for him Ilian being a count r\ pedngufcue. 'l he yoimg man is goDr. Damon J. Hutler from Iln* bed the capnctiy Mie mill formerly' had in the-feed grinding depnriilierit. In order lo make #tifnelerit' water power, that I lie wheel# may; turn en«i|y, when (hi« grealrr ipill eiiipmenl i# in pi.i,ilie rare ba# been widened nnd iliypernul con»i<lerably. The force of men work- he r>-luriiay >r. and ti'lided picnic । il Gun Lake. | . ! mv.-n al Dr. Bulb: "' -'v-nlitg. The .• ■•iiiovru mi •njtiyednrl by midi ; .i.llJiMin Buller and family l»*rliuod went gatlicr- * ' j to Hives mid family. Tluim:L# will purj. .. ..... ‘Purity” Flour is u line I ligh Grade Hour. There is none belter upon the Michigan market. We give you 40 Pounds of “Purity” For Every Bushel of Wheat This is really a bargain for flour is high and upon this plan of ex­ change you receive more for your wheat than you can get in any other way. • Mr. ‘mid Mr«.j ftRAND RapidsTrust Company Being a corporation never dies. It is. always in its office. One policy con­ trols the management of an estate, there­ fore no opportunity arises for loss or confusion which might result from change of an executor on account of death, etc. It is especially useful in cases of trusts under wills for Fong terms of years. 123 Ottawa Avenue, N. W. Ikilh Phones 4391 dmiuhler, Mima FIoi .-uc<- Buller mid mid Budd. PHONE 3»—HASTINGS. MICH. Trade Your Wheat for “Purity” On Sunday BOTH PHONHS-HriRinjc*. 159 1I.-4S; Middleville Line, IBS II,-IS. kenl. im>ii of Mr. : . A. K.-nl ami a gradual. >rmal t.-arli.-rii training s The words from Article It., amendmeats to the Constitution ot the United Blates. “A well-regulated militia belug necessary to tho security of a fre0 people, the right of tho people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed," evidently havu a communlty meaning; but they also curry along with them the right of the tnto safeguard himself and b’1 bo“B" by keeping hlmeelf armed w,,h the necessary means of defense. Thn (aw against carrying concealed weapons, now on the statute books ot most of the etates, Is a matter quite foreign to the broad principle* of the right of keeping und bearing arms. | Slop Tlnit First Fall (lough. ! Check your fall rough al once] don't wait—il may lead lo ncrioii«| in*,' trouble, weaken your vitality Get. a liotth* of Dr. Ifc-lls Pine Tar Honey today: it is pun- nnd harm­ less u#e it freely for llial fall! rough ur cold. If Baby or children] an- Kirk'give it in them, it will reIll >nce mure aide In Hovo quickly and'permnnenlly. #b-illie# the irritated throat, lufig# ..... .. ....... .and air passages. Plllrgin liim- of il. tuning Miff, r.-d an nl-H" anliM-plir and fortilb.-s the #ysiiirk nf bl.Hxl poisoning ami il w.i# |11"i againsl colds. It surely pl'-Guaranteed. -BANNER WANT API'S. PAY.—I Now Listen I Before you call the uld clothes man call P1IONK 223. I.ej us tuske a complete cxstuiuajiou of the obi garments before you cast them aside. We cun take a garment, no matter how old. and surprise you. Out special process makes them look as new os possible. Call I'UONK 223 TODAY. . HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. “• "‘•‘■‘’"Wsw'ws ‘.T4S’BSi:.%.. Just What You Want COOKED TO SUIT YOU That’s what you get when you come to our restaurant. We'll give you a good, clean, appetizing meal -- at a moderate price. TOM DOYLE IN ROON.IVS CIGAR OTIRK prugio#'xng ijf a #afi.#fadory man­ ner. Tmjwork is being done by Pbillili fy-iscr nf Yiufkee Springs ami Ji sZ- Itowernmun. uf Middle-' Uastlnas, Mich. Jeffersoii Street Save Your Coupons for the Beautiful Dishes Cost you only a few cents to get a nice set of dishes as any one can want. Hastings Milling Company C. A. KERR, Proprietor PHONE 283 HASTINGS. MICH. Save All the Crop At the present high price of beans it should stand every one in hand to save ALL the crop, which can be done most ' effectually by using the WIARD BEAN HARVESTER Which you can get by calling at my store, Jesse T ownsend Controlled By No Trust * Hastings, Michigan William Are You a .n, Particular Smoker jwriji|.:c. Mr. and Mrs. Goodi-jiriugli I liavo already miiunence’d puRm'S rtmii* home m -bane for" occupancy ....i lv ll.U f ill ' .will tie an ice cream s^winl Mr. and Mr*. Will evening. Semi. 5. program nre being vill he announced d invitation is oxAll come. The liv­ 'd that mi'll Arc to prevailing styles of This ought t<> in- iillett, Amy Kent live i<|i|o of lb,* i.»u,0 will be champoined by Vein.- It. Johnson, Tliom- i Irving la#l w.-.-k. They are re­ pairing (he Michigan Certlrnl bridge mu- milt- w<-#( <>f Irving Motion. । Train Xo. 101 going west al 5:.T> \. M. will stop at Irving Sept. 2nd. ;3rd. ilh. and Mil.on account of the i Wl-M Michigan State, Fair, al I Grand Hapi-I-. Dam' Slanlon and wife nf Dowl(ng visil.-d ai E. E. Warner's one ] wck ag-> Silurday nn«l Sunduy. Mr. and M.t- A. J. WiMMlmanst-o [of flasliiigs were visitors at En»e#l . Warner # nuc week ago Sunday. IRVING-GALLEY TWO ; Sunday. Mr. anti Mrs. Ernest WarI Her visited retalivpg in Hastings. ' On Momlay Charles McCann nnd i wife accompanied Allen Malthewn i and wife Jo Grand Rapids. Mr. Matthew* drove bls car to the city I .nml while there the party will take! In Buffalo Bill Wild West show. They-will .be the guest* during the idny of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Watkins ; of Burton Heights Corner.#. Mr. Watkins used tn be an Irving boy, but for the past ten years tins efr'me.| on r large grocery and meat BANNER WANT ADS GET RESULTS TRY-«EM j? mother Mr*. Stanford of .Middleville. of William P. Stanford of School Time Big Ben Time Leave your call with Big Ben Drop around and see him in our window, you will know him on sight. He is easy to see. easy to If you are, we want to appeal to you ■ in partlcular. You don’t care to smoke every old klnd of cigar,—that’s why our talk will interest you , There is just ns much m knowing how to prop­ erly handle,, ami care for cigars and tobacco, as there is in caring for ami handling meats, grocer­ ies or dairy products. What would you think of a meat num or a dairy concern trying to handle their wares and sell them to the public without having a refrigerator to properly keep those products? You wouldn't care to buy from them because you would be afraid their goods were spoiled or harm­ ed by exposure to heat or flics or impure air. , Cigars ami tobaccos become damaged if they arc not properly kept I Our smokers supplies, arc kept properly. Il you haven't smoked any of our cigars or tdiacco just tlrop in and have a comfortable'Satisfying smoke. __ ii-JB-A- wind and easy to hear. Pike & Damon HOONANS ' Jefferson Street Hastings, Mich. I I I | �"THE HASTINGS BANNER SEPT. 3,1914—20 PABES. PART THREE—P ABES 17 TO 20. Unquestioned Security a State bank examiner, whose report is a public record. The law gives this examiner ab­ solute control over all books, papers and assets of every name and nature while making his examination. ’ Every bank organized under the law of Michigan, must be - examined twice each year by its own board of directors, or a committee chosen by them. The report of these directors is a public record, and the making of a false report is perjury. Every Savings bank organized under the laws of Michigan, must invest at least half of. its savings depostis'in real estate mortgages or approved bonds—the very best of security ■ Any bank organized under Michigan Laws is therefore pre-emiaently sound. These laws have been much improved since the panic of ’93. But even then but one State bank failure was recorded in Michigan during that panic. This bank is conducted on the soundest and most approved banking principles. We Pay 3% Interest Compounded semi-annually on all savings deposits. .This is all a bank can afford to do and safeguard its deposits. DIVERSIFIED INVESTMENTS, To protect our de­ positors, this bank has best of diversified interest as follows: CAPITAL ............................................ ............................................................... $75,000.00 STOCKHOLDER S LIABILITY .................................................................... 75.000.00 SURPLUS AND PROFITS........................................’....................................... 50.000.00 RESOURCES OVER ................................................. 650,000.00 Every bank organized under the laws of Michigan makes a sworn report to the Bank­ ing Commissioner four times a year. The officer or director, who knowingly puts his name'to a false report, is guilty of a state's prison crime. Every bank organized under the laws of Michigan, is examined twice every year by These resources are so diversified—mortgages, bonds, notes, cash, deposits in approv­ ed reserved banks, bank building—as to afford the most ample protection. When .you deal with this bank, you entrust your money in as safe hands as if it were invested in gov­ ernment bonds.’ Let us care for the surplus money you wish to put away for a rainy day. We can do so to the best advantage for we have the facilities, and that’s our busi­ ness. Besides we pay you 50 per cent larger returns than a government bond. HASTINGS CITY BANK PHNOE 3 Q. E. D. "Willie," said the teacher. "give mo three proof* that tho world in ac­ tually round.” "Yeg'tn." said Willie, cheerfully; "tho book cays ao, you nay so. and ma aaya ao.”—Lad.lca' Home Journal. THIS NATION SCORNS THE USE OF MONEY QUEER NATIVE TRIBE FOt’UND flez Ole Cliff Fox. (IS MALAY PENIN“Honesty la largely a matter o' not Hl'LA. hieing found out. Yo can't call a man a heavyweight Jeat because he's at th’ top—look at th' foam on beer.''—De­ MARRIAGE RIR AND troit Free Press. DIVORCE VERY SIMPLE MAKES BACKACHE' QUICKLY DISAPPEAR A Few Doses. Relieves AU Such Miseries. Bladder Weakness, Kidney Trouble and Rheu­ matism Promptly Vanish It is no longer necessary for any one to suffer with backacning, kid­ ney trouble, have disagreeable blad­ der and urinary disorders to contend •with, or be tortured with rheuma­ tism, stiff joints, and its heartwrenchtng pains, for the new discov­ ery. Croxone, quickly and surely re­ lieves all such troubles. - • Croxone is the most wonderful remedy yet devised for ridding the system of uric acid and driving out all the poisonous impurities which cause such troubles. It is entirely; different from all other remedies. It is not like anything else ever used for the purpose. It acts on the prin.ciplc of cleaning out the poisons and removing the cause. It soaks right in through the walk, membranes and linings, like water in ■li sponge, neutralizes, dissolves, and makes the kidneys sift out and filter away, all the uric acid and poisons from the blood, and leaves the kid­ neys -and urinary organ, dean, gtrong, healthy and well..* It matters not how long you h’avd buffered, how old you are, or what you have used, th* very principle of Croxone is such, that it is practically impossible to take it into the human •ystem without results. There is nothing else on earth like it It starts to work the minute you take it and relieves you the first time you 'use it. * 4 If you suffer with pains in your back and sides, or have any signs of kidney, bladder -troubles, or rheuma­ tism, such as puffy swellings utjder the eyes or in the feet and ankles, if you are nervous, tired, and run down, or bothered wilh urinary disorders, Croxone will quickly relieve you of your misery. You can secure an orig­ inal package oi Croxone at trifling cost from any first-class druggist All druggists are authorized to per­ sonally return the purchase price il /alls jn a tmglgjgas^, ’ These Jungle Folks Believe They Turn Into Tigers After They Dir. Rider Haggard himself, whoso most famous heroine is icresistibly 8Uggeste<l by- (heir cliteftainaui— iipvi'p.imagined n queerer race than the Panggangs. a new anil asloriishing native tribe that* has Just been discovered in lhe mountainous i jungle land between Trengganu and Kelantan, in the northern part of Hie Malay Peninsula. These Panggangs, as they call themselves, whose perhaps queer­ est trilit is that they have no Use for money, are nf a negroid type, whose social organization is thaKof a simple form of commonwealth 51ml who nre nomadic, wandering about from place to place in their dense jungles and (nresls. They sleep on the ground., covered by a single, large palm leaf. Among them dwells a woman named Toh Medang, whose strange characteristics are strongly remin­ iscent of Haggard's famous “She.” This woman is supposed lo be a great enclinnlxesii. She is held in positive dread by. lhe Panggangs, who declare that any one incurring her .displeasure will assuredly meet wilh awful and mysterious calami­ ties.. Toh Medang lives alone .in a jiamlioo hut shaded by the leaves of the sacred Ubang tree. She lives on special food brought her dally by tho oldest man or wo­ man* of lhe. tribe, accompanied by lhe latest born infant, and never appears among lhe tribe, except by proxy on thd occasion of a funeral, when she is represented by a tame wa-wa, a local species of orangout­ ang. The Panggangs are said to be a peaceable and remarkably honest p«Qple and do not, among them­ selves. cither, fight or steal. They are extremely fond of tobacco, and are content to remain some time without food as long as they have tobacco and salt. They literally have no use for money, for trading purposes, but if by chance they get money, they bury it so that they may use it in trading after death. After getting a supply of food, they The Bank That Does Things For You do no work whatever until the sup- ' ply is ended. They i-n| any crealure, moreover, whether monkey, snake, elephant-or tiger. The Panggang marriage rile is| simplicity itself, but none the Icssi effective. The bride runs nl great speed around a big anthill and the bridegroom does his bps! to catch THEIR CITY l> CLEANER BIT her, which he generally does. ' THEY RESENT AMERICAN Should he be unsuccessful in doing OCCUPANCY. sn. however, lhe marriage is off. After Uni wedding, should the couple fall out, divorce is extreme­ ly easy, an appeal tiding made by SHEER AT YANKEES FOR NOT either to the chief of tho tribe, who GOING ON TO MEXICO CITY instantly annuls the. union. These people do not seem lo have any religion, but they have a queer belief in the transmigration of American Troops Have Lost All souls. In their country, tigrrs'are Interest In Life There and numerous, and they believe llial lViint-.8ometliiiig .New. ■ sometimes their "relations, •when- , they die, become changed into tig­ There Is no longer doubt about it, ers. This belief is so strong that, if Vera Cruz in jlrooping. Only rare­ they meet a liger, they call the ani­ ly now is seen that pleased, bright mat by the name of a relation who and-anticipatory smile which was has «tied. and who,’they guess is em­ the rule some two months ago, bodied in this particular tiger; if when everyone was thankful that their guess hr correct Ike animal it had fallen to In’.* lol lo lie there. will be instantly changed to the Whatever bis particular reason, form of tho relation named, and no whether brigadier-general, naval harm will ensue. Should, however, officer, marine private, American lhe guess bo a wrong one. (he tiger refugee or cor»*s|M>ndent, every Will, most assuredly, eat up lhe dar? American bore that expression ing suriniser. which is the mark of those who consider themselves for lhe mom­ Public Opinion. ent Hid chosim of the gods. People -Bay how strong public opin­ Now all is changed. Even- the ion Is; and. Indeed, it is strong while weather has joined in the con­ it la tn Its prime. In tta childhood spiracy lo make Vera Cruz hate it­ and old age it la as weak aa any other self and ask why. oh. why an un­ organism. I try to make my own kind fate condemned so many good, work belong to tho youth of public Americans lo drag out a dreary ex­ opinion. Tho history of tho world Is istence here, on the damp frpnl tho record of tho weakness, frailty door step of Mexico, into which ulf and death of public opinion, as geol­ the world but an American citizen is privileged to cut«*r and receive a ogy is tho record of tho decay of thoso welcome; where there is nothing to bodily organisms In which public opin­ do but eat three meals a day, which ions havo found material expression. nobody really wants, apd endeavor —Samuel Hutler. to cling to wjint was once a cert in­ ly- hut now only an attenuated hopo. that the days of action and And the Clerk Smiled. life will return. There recently went Into a fashion? Tho almost constant rains have able shoe shop tho daughter of a man Whoso wealth has been acquired with­ drenched the soldier, in his camp, lhe unrelenting nrtrlh winds almost in very recent years. Tho young wom­ entirely cut off the sailor man from an was disposed to patronlzo the clerk (ho shore, while Ixntli keep the ci­ and rejected a number of ‘‘claasy" vilian practically a prisoner within slippers ho produced for her approval. running distance of his habitation. Finally aho said: “I think, perhaps. I The daily •trickle <K news from tin'1 shall toko these two pairs. But Louis States, which offeri*tlie only legit­ XV heels are too high for me. Give imate excuse for getting up these mo a size lower—or. stay—perhaps hot and damp mornings, so eager­ ly scanned .over coffee, is tantaliz­ Louis XIII will be high* enough.” ing in its meagerncss.and exasper­ ating in its daily promise of action Constipation Causes Sickness. which has not yet- been fulfilled. Don't permit yourself to Income Two ffionlhs ago every one wns constipated. 88 your system Im­ awaiting with calm assunmee lhe mediately begins to absorb poison orders to move in: now all are still from the backed up waste matte#. wailing for the order to move, but Use Dr. King's New Life Pills and cynically and with the utmost in­ keep ,well. There i« no better difference. as to whether the move­ safeguard against illness. Just ment is to be into nr out of Mexi­ take ono dose tonight, 25c. al your co. so long as It' is to go some­ where. The navy, abandoning Druggist.—Adv, . VERA CRUZ NATIVES UNGRATEFUL TO U. S. HASTINGS, MICH. hope of its being called upon for under arched sidewalk, cafes, one; you. I thought you werwa robber more than mere watchihg servied' sits nnd talks, lakes a walk around j ami a murderer nml a. scalawag gen­ in I tie Mexican situation, wants to lhe block in n fitful moment of ••»-, erally mid now I’ve found you to go home, unanimously. The army, ergy, only to return ngnlif to talk be awfully nice. Really you know. holding to the belief that Mexico and sit. where all is gloom except I believe nil (rliose things people canol be regenerated without its Hie fat faces of the Spanish pro­ used to say alxiut the gringo and services. wants [p. go in .but would prietors. A*en for the first, time now I find they’re not so at all. I’m like, if lhe nresnt rail* of progress it would be n pleasing picturesque 1 ever so inucIt' obliged to you for is lo be maintained, if yo uplease. scene. Even now in t lie evening, sparing my life and respecting tlie sir, to go home for a vacation, when under the influence of tin* women of Iny family, ami making there to await a second call lo brilliant electric lights the music im* clean up my patio, and com­ Mexico. hidden in the soft and twinkling pelling me to pay my taxes prompt­ The blessed in Vera . Cruz nre green of .the plaza across lhe street, ly ami in fuQ, und taking away my 'those upon whom work falls heav­ eatable food, the customs of gener­ little gun ami ammunition, ami ily. Upon present conditions there ations. the Americans brighten up even sending a man around lo vac­ is reason for envying Hie officer a bit, and to the stranger might get cinate me nnd tlie-inembers of my charged with the responsibility for Hie impression of a brilliant happy household. Yes. indeed, *you've lhe flllipg • and emptying of.lhe assemblage. , Hut that would be.Alone no end of little things like thousands and more bright new partly because they would V-ueogJ■ Hint for us ami we are mighty ...... for ,. it.............. let me ... .... tell you. Krbnge cans which Uncle Sam has nize him. ns n stronger, perhaps (he grateful ----nja tight for Vera Cruz out of the bearer of real news of the wished any time I can help you. let city’s money. He has something to do; he can make himself all BOFt * Ami -U.l bm-k pnP from II. Tim t«»T i.ap.r.. of wn/fc with those cans; he can • to the eternal topic these davs in,PVen though Carranza organs. decorate them with Spanish wonts Vera Cruz—lhe situation amt the । ro«»kinK with encomium* of the in great black letters; he can move Chances nf something d.-tlni e and .1UII(. Ill(.n ^tO|ll |h,. W|iilc house them around from day to day; he decisive coming, out of it all. So once referred to as “endeavoring lo con hold reviews, assemblies, con­ in 'era Crux no conversation can remove from Mexico the stain put ventions of ashcans and keep him- continue long without some cheer-: U|MII1 nu,.r(a - an> as violent" sel fund a gang of Mexican peons ful idiot, desperately seeking ju«lI-,.v..r j,, tto.fr rnmnients on llm busy with them indefinitely. If llcation of, his remaining hopes, । Americans. A wholesome respect snmelimos ho feris lhe tadinuitnnss bringing ui> the subject. Ilioudi, for nn|jlar>. apthorily k-ep* Hi.-m of the situation in which the tfsualy he has the grace to c-mecnK^jij,, ri.r|affi limits, lint it is hot American forces as a whole are how earnestly he feels about it. A |l(. believed for a moment that placed he can cuss out lhe pcotuq word is ••miugh and llm old argu- |)„. idea-nf gratitude has entered they couldn’t Understand the cuss­ men Is., pro ami con, are brought ito.fr heads ing- and wouldn’t mind if they out. bandied hark nml forth until I ... L... ...... .... .t^ktes S mvi e could, while the officer would ob­ conversation iMen away for lacA of i. . 1 ?>’.3 ' ",u a new thought or^i.lea; finally end*; ’J''? 'I, ‘* tain relief. in a iimmenT of atomlnie .item-c, ‘ : f t™", , “ .'’‘'I "'J' »rc Hut what qf the thousands of Americans, soldiers, marines.’ ci­ 1111,1 evert- in <■> tfiul.leiilv IliinLb ,,f ”,or‘ IllrllllCil III SniM-l* flt AmOI'i*111* excuse io vet im mid im some 'ea,ls n'"1 -'Hi'Tican military prowvilians, who have nothing tn do? wheroeven If onta“to m- ’ 1 h"v frequently lhe Each one’of them came down here otln-r. itroiin it oTalile ,n"st accounts, of the fighlin the pink of condition, brimming ailavN f mm Xt«l two * Jtaros' "'* r ab-ur-l Vcr? Cnu T over with energy absorbed in heal­ .V1’ thy life in Hie north. For lhe for long such gloomy reminders of !!'n* J’JV* ‘ majority there is a daily routine the common misforlime. discussion.‘‘ "A J** w ’’k? h„v > all of which, wfien analyzed., arises, of which makes the prospect mem n','. 'm* ill- th . flJX Hmn? so gloomy as tn inspire ’ one with a । ?|*** a ! al1, ,9 ” । ’ ’ I ,r’ purely from lhe necessity of feed­ desire to go down amfjump off tin; ‘ '*1 , , l ^ lh ] ’ L ’ ing the human animal three limesta courage amt quieted their tremblday. and then—nothing. If Gen. Sani.lad wharf Funston, or better. Secretary Gar­ the situation and the climate .... , oni." rison. should suddenly find himself combine to make even talk serin ' A, ? LiTh n?? Daniclized nnd issue a sort of blnn- an effort JioL worth tltf energy re- ;r«* »es 'Mill he American nn y he has Only nercsslThe si.l.-walks sitters ore.^,‘‘ nJ'l *“}* to. ..P 1} ? 1 lhe V? ner .»** 2 gel wine mess order for Vera Cruz quired. Hie Americans would lie driven to aiino.i;,-nn,..ni.n......kiMir.I;;-,',!;;'” the verge of insanity. in’-m-ei- "" l,H’ Apicrican population, .1,11 civil or :r. 'mcrlran nnnnl.llnn For it is early discovered in these ream llial in.lulR'in,------- “...Tmilitary. There are not- litrt Amer­ regions that the reason lhe white abuse and cAnleiunt* is dangerous can count ns man in the tropics drinks much in this climate. Moderation in all icans hen* who more than he is accustomed to nl tilings is nature's rub*, but more , friends any resideitb* of Vera Cruz. home, even lhe surgeon, who sol- firmly enforced in lhe tropics than There are not a score who have ever received an invitatibn to cull cmnly avers that alcohol is Iwice in cooler, climes. * ns poisonous in the* tropics ns in People in the state who read of al lhe home of a Veracnizano or the -Temperate zones, is because the tine things done for Vera Crux who are able to meet the citizens In there Is nothing else to.do. and also by Hie United Slates army, making f anything but a business way. ecause evetybody else is. doing il. lhe cily a belter place in which to. „ ,. .. It is a perfect circle: once within live, ought not to cherish any de-'. Boni Be Bothered tilth Laughing, its .circumference one goes pound lusions tn the effect that these 'aclsi Slop it with Foley’s Honey and Tar and round on Hie perophory; There arc making any difference in the Compound. ..... i i> ----- -.1- ..a soothing,, Il spreads is no escape, for even thoae who attitude of the Mexican toward the healing coating as il glides down the shun alcoholic liquors find thom- American occupationers. It must throat, and tickling, hoarseness, and Mves taking about twice as ninny not be-imagined that grateful nervous hnckifig aro quickly healed. Tlmonadas” nr other sweet and Veracruzanos are running up to Children love it—tastes good ami no sickish substitutes as I hey really Fuiislon or any nf his representa­ opiates. A man inTexas walked 15 want. . tives in authority, slapping him on miles tn a drag store to get a bottle. The life of Vera Cruz today, the hack, with something like this: Ik-st you can buy for croup and somnolent, ns it is. still centers “Look here old rhftp, I'm mighty bronchia! coughs. Try it.—Arthur. about two sides of tho plaza, where, sorry about the injustico ^ve (Jone .Mulholland.—Adv. �THEHAOTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 3 1911 Notice of Hearing Glnlm*. Writ of Attachment State of'. Michigan. County ol State of Michigan, tho Circuit Barry, m. Court for the County of Barry. Farmers & Merchants Bank, . , NoUco is hereby given, that by au CHANCERY SALE. order of the Probate Court for the In pursuance and by virtue of a A corporation County of Barry, mado on tho fllh Plaintiff, ■ decree of the Circuit Court for tho day of August. A. D. 1914, four vs. • County of Barry nnd Stalo of Mich­ months from that date were allow­ igan, in Chancery, made and enter­ Frank .8. Wellman, ed for creditors to present their ed on lhe 14th day of March, A. D. Defendant claims against tho estate of Henry (9(4. in a certain cause therein TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Cahoon, late of said county, de­ pending, wherein Horman Boiler Take notice that on the 18th day of ceased, nnd that all creditors of and Nannie Sutler were complain­ Juno 1914. a Writ of Attachment deceased are required to pre­ ants and Lyman Henry Chamber- was duly issued pul of the Circuit said lien and Bessie Chamberlain were Court or the County of Barry, in sent Iheir claims tu said Probate Jdefendants. Notice is hereby giveh, favor uf Hie Fanners A Merchants Wiurl, at Uio Probate Office in the that I shall sell at public, auction Bank, plaintiff, against lhe lands, City of Hiulings, for examination lo lhe highest bidder, al the North tenements, goods, chattels, moneys and allowance', on or before the 7lh Front Door of tho Court House in and effects of .Frank S. Wellman, day of December next, nnd that tho City of Hastings, Harry Coun­ defendont, in the sum of Three such claims will be heard before ty, Michigan, (that being Inn place Hundred .Sixty Dollars and six said Court, on Monday lhe 7th day of holding the Circuit Court for cents (8300.06) which said writ of of December next, at ten o clock in Mid county), on Saturday the 12th attachment was returnable on the tho forenoon of that day. Dated August 6th, A. D. 1914. day of September,.A. D. 1914 al 10 31st day of July, 1914. CHARLES M. MACK. o'clock in the forenoon, the follow­ Dated August 5th. (914. Judge of probate. ing described property! viz: all that COLGROVE A POTTER, certain piece—or. parcel—of land • Attorney for Plaintiff. situate in the Township- of Hast­ Notice of Hearing. Business Address. Hastings, Mich. ings, county of Barry and state of —7wks State of Michigan, County of Michigan, described as follows: Barry, ss. > The South one half ((«) of the Notice is hereby given, thal by an South (H) of the North West one Order For Publication. order of tho Probate Court for the quarter (’,() of section number SlfLle of Michigan, The Probate tkiunly of Barry, made on the* 19U1 twelve (12), town number three day of August, A. D. 1914, four (3) North, of range number eight Court for tho County of Barry. At a session of said court, held at months from that date wore allowed (8) West, Township of Hastings. County of Barry and Blate c' of the i>robate office, in the Cily of for creditors lo present their claims Hastings, in said county, on the against lhe estate of Francis Michigan. 10th day of August. A. D. 1914. Wilkes, late of said county.' deceas­ Dated July 281b, 1911. Present: lion. Chas. M. Mack, ed. and lhal all creditor* of said de­ James M. Smith, Judge of Probate. ceased are required to present’their Circuit Court Commissioner, In the Matter of the Estate of claims to said Probate Court, al the Franklin A. Durfee, Deceased. Probate Office in Hie Cily of Hast­ Barry County, Mich. Lee H. i’rynr, Philo -A. Sheldon, Administrator, ings, for examination and allow-, . Solicitor for Complainants. having filed, in said court his peti­ ancc, on or before lhe 22nd day of Business Address, Hastings, Mich. tion praying that a day may bo as­ December next, mid that such signed for Ute examining and al­ claims will bo heard before said lowing his tinal account and that Court, on Tuesday the 22nd day of the heirs-at-law of said deceased December next, nl ten o’clock in tho CHANCERY SALE. and nil other persons interested in forenoon of that day. In pursuance and by virtue of a said estate be notified. Dated Augusl 19. A. D. 1914. decree of the Circuit Court for the CHARLES M. MACK. It is Ordered, That lhe 9th day Countv of Barry and-S|olo ot Mich­ Judge of Probate. igan, in Chancery, made and enter­ of September A. D. (914, al ten ed on the 23rd day of Juno A. D. o'clock in the forenoon, al said 1914. by the Hon. Drank D?M. Davis, probate office, be and is hereby ap­ RUTUNO SUNDAY SCHOOL oj lhe Eighth Circuit. of Michigan, pointed for hearing said petition: Il is Further Ordered, That ASS’N MEETS. SEPT. 4, 5 presiding, in h certain cause therein penttklg, wherein Samuel public notice thereof be given by Dickie. Clement Smith and William for three successive weeks previH. Brace, constituting the Albion publication of a copy of this order, In U. H. Church. State and Township'Offirrr* (o Appear on College Endowment Fund Commit­ ous to said day of hearing, in the tee. were complainants and Amos R. Hastings BANNER, a newspaper Program. in said Haile and Anna R. Haile were de­ printed and circulated Tile 25111 session of the Rutland fendants. Notice Is hereby given. county. township Sunday School Associa­ Kat I shall sell at public auction Chas. M. Mack. Judge of Probate. tion will he held in the U. JLcliurch lhe highest bidder, al the North A true copy. in Rutland on Friday and Saturday, From Door of tho Court House in Grace Bauer. September 4 and 6. The program lhe Cily of Hastings, Barry County. Register of Probate. follows: , Michigan, (tliat being .the place of Friday, IM P. M. bolding the Circuit Court for said Notice of Hearing Claims. Song SerfIce, conducted . county), on Saturday the 19th day of September, ■ A. D. 1911 at 10 .. Stale of Michigan, County of-Bar­ G. Merrill, assisted by Miss Lucy o'clock in the forenoon, tho follow­ ry, S3. Merrill, at lhe Onrau; Miss Mamie ing described properly, viz: all that Robinson with Violin; Elmer Loehr Notice Is hereby given, that by wilh Cornet. certain piece or parcel of land, sit­ ' 8:00 O'clock—Lecture by Mr. uate in The township of Irving, an order of the Probate Court for county of Barry and stale of Michi­ the County of Barry, made on the Fred Washburn. Supl. of Hural gan. described as follows: The 1st day of August, A. D. 1914, four Work, of Ih’nlon Harbor.. northwest quarter (44) of the Saturday Forenoon. southeast quarter (%); also the months from lhal date were allow­ 10:00 O'clock—Song Service; A. west one half (44) of the southwest ed for creditors lo present their quarter (44) of the northeast quar­ claims’ against lhe estate of Esek G. Merrill. Devolionals—Ri’V. Mrs. Gould. ter (44), both on section number N.,YuIe, late of said county, deSong by Convention. ■■ sixteen (16). in, town number four r.eascd, ami Hint all 'fl-editors of 10:30—Address by Mr. Freil (4) north, range number nine (9) said deceased, are required to pre­ west, containing sixty (0p> acres of sent their claims to said Probate Wnshbunv Dinner. . _ land more or ids. • Court, al tho Probate Office in the Saturday Aftcrtnain. Dated Augusl 4tii, 1914. City of Hastings, for examination and allowance, on or before (he (st 15)0 P. M.—Song Scrvico—A. G. JAMES M. SMITH, . Circuit Court Commissioner, day of December next, and lhal Merrill. Devolionals-xRev. Yost. . Barty County, Michigan. such claims will be heard before said Court, on Tuesday, tho 1st day I JO—The School as Seen by CLEMENT SMITH. of December next, al ten o’clock in Sup't—Chas. Bcl»on. Solicitor for Complainants. the forenoon of that day. The .Sup'l ns Seen by School— Dated August (st A. D. 1914. Bert .Merrifield. CHARLES M. MACK. Iliscussion—Fred Washburn. Order For Publication. Judge of Probate. Recitation—Orpha Warner. Stale of Michigan. The Probate Music. Court J<Jr the Countv of Harry. 2:00— Address— ('red Washburn. Al a session of said court, held nt ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. 2:45—Trio by Vera and 0<d Mer­ (he probate office, in the city of State of Michigan, the probate rifield and Master Ivan Merrill. Hastings, in said county, on the Question Box. court for tho County of Barry. (9th day of August. A. D. (914. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, At a session of said court, held at Officers. Judge of Probate. the probate office, in the city of President-O. W. Biggs. In lhe Matter of the Estate of Hastings, in said county, on the 12th day of Augusl A. D. (914. (st. Vice Pres.—Mrs. Pearl New­ Minnie B. Mankcr, Deceased. Ethel I. Banker. daughter of. said Present: Bon. Chas. M. Mack. land. deceased. having'dltd in said court Judge of Probate. 2nd.‘Vice Pres.—Mrs. Sarah Er­ her petition praying that nn ad­ In the matter of lhe estate of way. ministrator de bonis non, with will Eliza G. Day, deceased. .Sec’y and Treas.—Mrs. Nina Er­ annexed, bo appointed of said es­ Onia E. Wilcox, granddaughter, way. tate. and that such administration Basket dinner al npon. be granted, to John L. Broughton, having Hied in said court her peti­ Bring Bunday School Voices. tion praying that- lhe administra­ or to. some Qlfier suitable person. tion of said estate be granted to It js Ordered. That the 22d day Lorenzo E. Mudge or some other Gleaner Day al Greater of September A. D. 1914, al ten suitable person. Michigan Fair. o'clock in (lie forenoon, nt snjil Friday, September 4th. is Gleaner It is Ordered. That’ lhe 11 th day probate office, bo nnd is harebv ap­ Day at tho Western Michigan Fair, of September A. D. 1914, at ten pointed for hearing said petition; and thousands >•( (lleauers tire ex­ Il is Further Ordered, That pub­ o'clock in the forenoon,-at said pro­ pected to be in ;flten<laiii an<l vi-il lic notice thereof be given by pub­ bate office, be and is hereby ap­ the big Gleaner Tent pitched on the lication of a copy of. this ordbr. for pointed for hearing said petition; Fair Grounds. This tent, will lie It is Further Ordered. That pub­ headquarters three successive weeks previous to for fanners and •**d,d»y of hearing,.in lhe Hastings lic notice thereof be given by pub­ GlMnera and iheir hjKMRiUvfl fami­ BANNER ,a newspaper printed and lication of a copy of this order, for lies where they can rest mid at noon three successive weeks previous lo urculated in said county. their dinners ami picnic in said day of hearing, in the Hastings bring Chas. M. Mark. community arid family groups. Banner a ni!wspaper\prinled and Everything'needed to niako tho rest A (rue copy. Judge of Probate. circulated in said county. Grace Bauer. (ent a place for comfort durhig fair CHAS M..MACK, Register of Probate. week will he provided. The ladies • - Judge of Probate. will (Ind lhe Gleaner Itest Tent es­ Grace Bquer. pecially arranged and furnished for Register of Probate. Order For Publication. Iheir coinfort. Hero they may. nt all hours of the day. (Ind 'quiel and State of Michigan. The Probate A true copy. rest. Court for lhe County of Barry. G. II. Slocum, founder of (tie An­ At a session of said court, held at Order For Publication. the probata office, in the City of cient Order of Gleaners, will be Stale of Michigan, -The Probate present on Gleaner Ikty and at 3:00 Hartings, in said county, on the Court for the County of Barry.19tli day of August a. D. 1914. p. m.’ address the public. If you Al a session of said court, held at Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, the' probate office, in lhe Cily of have never hoard Mr. Rloe.urn in public speech, this is your otiporJudge of Probate. Hastings, in said county, on the Iunity. Those who have heard liim In the Matter of lhe Estate of 15th day of August- A. D. 1914. will ulndly lienr him again in his (da A. Brooks, Deceased. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, characteristic expression which Wiliam L. Chase, as executor, Judge of .Probate. . pleases and interosls his nudieiH -. Jsvlng (liedin wnlri court his peti­ In lhe Matter of the Estate of on Gleaner Day nil Gloaners will tion praying that an instrument Benjamin B. Travis, Deceased. . be -.given Amdjres which W ill minnt now on.(Ho in thia court purporting William S. Travis, idminislraior to lie the latjt will and testament of having filed in said court his peti­ I hem to the grand stand in the nfThn em­ (he aaid deceased be ndiniited tn tion praying thal for reasons there­ lernoon and evening. blems of (he Order will be displnyprobate and the execution thereof in slated that he may bo licensed he granted In your petitioner, or to to sell tho real estate of said de­ ed in (Reworks - in the overling. Every Olranor should be in nil end­ sonic olQer nullable, person. ceased al private sale. mice In Wilmas this, wonderful dis­ Il is Ordered. That the 21st day it is Ordered, That lhe 11th day play of^tlrw works.' of •September A. D. 4914. at ten of September A. D. 1914, at tetr During the day n Gleaner Band o’clock in tho forenoon, al said pro­ o'clock in the forenoon, at said pro­ will discourse a musical program at bate office, be and is hereby ap­ bate office, be and is hereby ap­ the Gleaner Jlest Tent. pointed for hearing said petition. pointed for hearing said petition; It in Further Ordered, That pub­ CmtOLAX. Il i« Further Ordered, That pub­ lic notice thereof be given by pub­ lic notice (hereof be given* by pub­ Urent say il is the ideal, perfect lication of a copy of this order for lication of a copy of this order, for ga fuccewive weeks previous to three successive weeks previous io laxative drink. M. J. Perkin’*. Green Bay. Wia„ rays. "I have utiul pills, day of hearing, jn lhe Hast- raid day.of hearing, in the Hartings sails, etc., lull were all disagree­ BANXEIi. a newspaper printed BANNER, a newspaper printed and nib. able and unsatisfactory. In Citrolax circulated in said county. circulated in said county. I have found the Ideal laxative - Chas. M. Mack. Chai. M. Mack, t drink.” For sick headache, sour A true copy. Judge of Probate. A true copy. Judge ot Probate. stomach, lazy liver, congested bow­ Grace Bauer. els. Citrolax is ideal.—Arthur Mul­ ot Probate. Register of Probate. holland.—Adv. , Ctgjl JMvtrtlttBtati A Grain Drill VAN oJHJNT That Will Work Under. Any Circumstances or Conditions The Van Brunt Single Disc Drill is made to operate in mud, gumdo and sticky or trashy soil without choking up or clogging. It is fully war* ranted to do first-class work in any soil capable of being seeded. Constant improvement has resulted in a drill which will plant any variety of seed, from alfalfa and flax to bearded oats, corn and beans in any de­ sired quantity, in any soil capable of being seeded. Improved construction overcoming unnecessary weight and strain, has made the van Brunt the light draft drill. It has added to the durability of the drill and re­ duced repair bills Let Us Show You a. Van Brunt Drill Miller Patent Bean Harvester Secure your bean crop and SAVE TIME and MONEY by investing in a Miller Bean Harvester. WE HAVE THEM. GOODYEAR BROS Hardware and Implements Phone 1 Hastings 111-115 State Street. Lojuliy Not Lssrnual. In onlcr to .tMajilish and have paid by this Government millions of dollars of Civil War claims in tho South, the loader of the Democrat­ ic majority in lhe house of Repre­ sentatives has proitosed thal it shall not he ncressmy to prove the •'loy­ alty” of the claimant to the Governmonl at the time of tho war. This is (lie entering wedge. Once C..lt this priiposition passes Hie Con­ gress the Trea.-ury will be swmnped' with claims from evciA- cross-roads south of Mason and Dixon's line, mid Uncle Sam will.be forced to pay what actually, amounts lo a money premium upon the disloyal­ ly nf men who are n<> longer con­ tent with hi* generosity in long ago removing all civil di.«.abilitie.dhot they justly incurred by their rebel­ lion against him. lhe Bright wooden .Hiihkhv flint hvprrsMixis of Appreciation. Spin* From the Reel. From the Hope Township Sunday By W. (). WilliltO . school picnic held al Ackers Point: We wish to express our thanks How dear to my heart is the deep and appreciation to Rev. Bready for tangled wildwood, lhe interesting and helpful talk, The brooklets, the springs thal oft which he. gave us at our Sunday come to my view, m-IuhiI . picnic; We all appreciated The lakes that ofl thrill me lhe very much; also to ttfc band boys charms of my childhood,. who Were present and added much to the VocmI spirit of the day. Wo are truly grateful to them, fancy knew. . . 'Mrs. Ida Newton. ■ In fancy comes Teddy, who skims Mrs. Weyennnu. lhe lakes over; ■ Ben. Johnson. Wild for Ilh1 joy boys in bass geaBaril Hayward.. son feel.,, Mrs. Alta Mosher, Chm. of Com. When that season upenil we boys arc in clover. Al casting (he minnow that spins from the reel—• The Downline minnow, Hie fancy­ Hiles, and Ilona rampant, and spread bark minnow, eaglea, In Aelds.d'or or d'argant; bat, The'pride nf the angler, that spins if heraldry were guided by reduon. a plow In t. field of argblo would be Whes lhe humid south wind with the moat noble and ancient arm*.— Abraham Cowley. K'aluro 'makal glorious things the tall rushes wrestle, enoug^niut nature’alone never mado And shako lhe calm surface nf BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. a garden. And the waves grnlly toss the pond­ lilies Hint nestle. ' Looking for Praise. Wc lake our wihmI minnows and hie for the lake; merely done hla duly wlH bo- dirap- And with long studied skill cast pointed. -Banner want advs. Drop them close by the rushes, ,. then su<f<|enly feel The glory, the thrill of Hie strike (ace the riIlles' — Then hnul in lhe piker Ihal's caught on (he reel,— ■ Op tho whilewonder minnow, tjic DowiiKiiic minnow. The dream of the expert Lhal spins from thi* reel. pay.-' WOMEN WHO ARE ALWAYS TIRED May Find Help in This Letter. j 1'lial lily fringed hikelel surrounded You Don’t Want to Forgot with rushes. , Ofl fills me with* pleasure and Hint when you need plumbing this fisherman's gleet And Hu* r<Hi|, bubbling hpriug rising is the best store lo come to lor we are not satisfied wllhvgelliiiK you just ordinary plumblhg/s4Efl' alm !■> give you a better quality and inure of it for'the money than you ran gel efajwbero. Como see how lightly pushes. Skillfully wielding his rod, line we are accomplishing ttibso results right now*. »- - und reel; Templing lni«s. pike nml pickerel lo . dart from lhe rushes•And strike the bright minnow that Swan Creek, Mich. —“J cannot apeak too highly of your medicine. When through neglect or overwork 1 get run down and my appe­ tite is poor and I have thntweak, lan­ guid, always tired feeling, I get a bot­ tle of LydixE-Pink- The Dowagiac minnow, (he yellow perch .minnow. Compound, and It Tho glory nf sportsman Hint builds me up, give* spins from lhe rifl. me strength, and re­ In dreaming of Imyhood,' when wc stores me to perfect have grown older. health again. It is truly a great bless­ When long, silver locks lake (he ing to women, and I cannot speak too pliffie.<>f lhe poTtt , highly of II I take pleasure in recom­ if then we will wish we mending it to other*.”—Mr*. Annie I . wonder were bolder. Camkron, R.F.D., No. 1, Swan Creek, Ami some! inies in fancy forget wc Michigan. are old? ■ And in our pipe-dreams wander v Another Sufferer Believed. bank lo lhe woodland. Hebron, Me. —"Before taking your To lakes, spring- mid brooklets, n-modiw I wa* all run down, discour­ zind once ngnln feel aged and had female weakness. 1 took And see, n« of old. the romance of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­ . our boyhood. And sigh for tho minnow, that pound and used the Sanative Wnsh, and spinit from lb<* reel. find today that I am an entirely now woman, ready and willing to do my Tho IkWHginc minnow, that won­ derful minnow homework now, where before taking The joy of our ta'yhood that spins your medicine it was a dread. I try to " from lhe reel. Impress upon lhe minds of all ailing women I meet tho benefit* they can Keeps Your Liver Ih'ulitiily Active. derive from your medicine*. ” —Mrs. A man in Kentucky lotd n friend Charles Rowe, JL F. D.» No. 1, that Foley Cathartic Tablet!) were Hebron. Maine. ' , b the most wonderful medicine llial If you want special advice had ever entered Ins system. Said write to Lydia E. Pinkham Med­ he would not bo without them. Neither would you. If you had ever icine Coh (confidential) Lynn. tried them. A thoroughly cleans­ Mass. Your letter wJl be opened, ing cathartic for «:hrom<- constipa­ read and answered by a woman tion or for air oceasioqaU purge.— and held in strict confidence. Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. F. A. BROWN & CO. Phone 126 Hastings Peculiar Furnishing of Bird’s Nest. BL Neat* (Hunfingdonihire, England) links the other day hit bis bgll into a hedge, and after searching for It some time without auccess, observed a bird's nesL From curiosity more than with any expectation ot finding bls ball there ho looked into tho neat and found not only his own ball, but three others as well. Banner Want Ads Bring Rcaulta. Abutrac* lihx:k, HraUnga Money to loan on Real Estate. Real Estate sold on commission. Gensra*. conveyancing. Having a complete set ot Abstract Books complied from tho FIRST DOBE ENDS INDIGESTION, HEARTBURN. OR GAS ON । STOMACIL Tho quMlion os to how long you afe gqing to continue a sufferer from iuiligcsUon, dyspepsia Or out-of-or­ der rtomac.h is merely a matter of how loion you begin taking Tonoline Tabs. People with weak stomachs should lake Tonoline Tablets occasionally, and there will bo no rtiore indiges­ tion. no feeling like a lump of lead in the stomach, no heartburn, sour risings, gas on stomach, or belching of undigested fno<l, headaches, diz­ ziness or nick stomach; and besides whal you oak will not ferment and pnison your breath with nausrslus odors. AU these symptoms result­ ing-from n sour, out-of-order stom­ ach nnd dyspepsia are generally re­ lieved in live minutes after taking Tono)lne Tablets. Go to your-.druggisl and gel n 81 Irox of Tonoline Tablets mid vou will always g» to the table with n hearty appetite, and what you eat will larto giwkl, because your stom­ ach mid intestines will be clean mid fresh mid you will know there nre not going to be any more bad nighls and miserable days for tou. Tonolino Tabs freshen you nml make you feel like life is worth living. . Tonoline Tablets cost 81.00 for 54F days treatment. At druggists' or mailed hy American Proprietary Co., Boston, Mass. -4-wks JACKSOH MAH EATS A SQUARE . MEAL Ol WAITING15 TEARS A. W. Hobbs Ends Ktomaoh Buffering parlance I* typical. Thousand* have taken ihla rojnrty with remarkable Quickly With Maye’s Woodb*Mfit. Il.-i* known everywhere. erf nt itemedjr. A. W. Ilbbba of l|0t East Mata Street, JuckKon. Mieh., after some fif­ teen years of Buffering from derangeincnu or the stomach und dlgestlya tract, took Mayr's Wonderful Stom­ ach Remedy. ; He got th» surprise of hla life—and awlft rollrt. Mr. Hobbs iiaa told hla own .story In a letter, part of which is given Mayr’a • Wonderful Stomach Rem­ edy clear* the dlacetlvarfract of muoold accretion* and remove* poiaonoua mailer. It brings awlft relief to suf­ ferer* from etotnech. liver end bowel .troubles and many declare It ha* a«ved them from dangerous OReratlon*. llocauao of tho wonderful aucceaa of-thi* remedy- there are many 1mltamta. ao to cautious. Be sure it** MaYr’a. Go to Mulholland’* Drug Momneh remedy I am'ln perfect con­ Store and ask them about tho wond­ I _ —_1> .M,. erful reaulia It hua been accnm'pllshChemist, for fr»» book on atomseh ailmonta and many graloful tellers from people who have been restored. druggist can t«!l you IU wonder­ The first dose of Msyr'a Wonderful Any ful aflecta Stomach Remedy convinces auKerora For sale in Hastings by ail drug­ of tta merit. Many have found only one dose-aufllclent. Mr. Hobbe’ ex- gist*.—Adv. �1 .twiaMiwoa wiMWirn, bEPiTAiFiF.n a, ml imtll ttm polalo crust is well browned, .ifcasmk. the gravy in which Hie steak ds stewed with salt, pepper, u few drops uf uniun juice and a little toiualo catsup, add flour to thickvil slightly, cook until smooth and serve in a gravy boat. Chopped chicken, or veal, or other -tender cold cooked meal may be substituted for the steak, and this makes a very substantial luncheon OATS IMPROVE MILK FLAVOR or breakfast disli. Why Bed Indiums Are Bed. A German doctor lus 'evolved a queer .theory about the coloring of Hu- liinii.iii race -that the tint of the skin is determined by the food An Invalid Drink. Originally, lie declares, tho hu­ man species was black, because our primitive forefathers subsisted on fruits ami roots containing manga­ nese. The American redskins ows their color lo the consumption of raw flesh. The Mongols are yel­ low because of their descent-from K.JrilH* which consumed great quantities uf herbs rich in chloride; and Hie Caucasians have to thank the salt. Jor which they have a great likings.for their dainty pink and white br. delicate * complexions, ‘ , • dry, and beat in two tublespoonfuls of granulated sugar; mix uim’Uble.-poonful of lemon juice with two taiilespoonfuh of grape juice and pour over two or three crushed mint leaves; remove tho mint Stocking Tarn. leaves and fold in the white’ of The fuzz on yarn used in knitting fcggs; ill! a tumbler half full of crushed ice and pour the mixture stockings is removed by passing the yarn through a gas flame al a speed over it. Serve at once. of about. Hou fee), a rnlnutoi Stiffening Curtains. What tu Do in the Cbsv . A Question of' Cast. When doing up curtains at home, * of ii Dug Bite. Small Klvn. Mamma, the. bible if Hour is used instead of starch piles nnd stings are says we aru to love our neighbors the. iron will nnl slick so much, and as ourselves. Does it mean those on the curtains will have more, the ap­ even when thb animal is pcrfeciG’. One good the back streets aa well us un the pearance of new ones. tablesfioonful of flour for each cur­ healthy, is attended with some dan­ avenue?’’ Physicians say that a heal­ tain b» sufficient. Mix the flbur to ger. To Preserve Matting. a thick-paste with cold waler; then thy dog that snaps only* in. a mo. men! of irritation will not often To preserve matting and'keep il pul in tho tub ami |M*ur un as much pause serious trouble. But then* perfectly sanitary, go ov'er it wilh boiling water.as required for rins­ is always .the doubt Lo make one a damp cfdlh nnd then, after il is ing the curtains. uncomfortable. When there Is thoroughly dry give it a thin coal of reason to suspect madness, il is a<lclear varnislL The Cure. visjMl that tlw wound should be “I hies your wife ever grieve be­ sucked and then cauterized with a "To Thine Own Self Be True.” cause she thow over ft wealthy man: nd-liot. iron or slick eausUc: tinThis above all; to thine own self bu in order to marry you?” queried latter is much the easier and is said • true; Hall. to fie Just as efficient. After cau­ And it must follow as the night the “Well, she started tn once.” was terizing, the wound should Im . Jay;: the reply, “but I cured 'her of il drqHMNi as any other burn. Bak­ Thou const not then, bo fake to any, without delay.” ing soda made in n snlulTon is man. • "I'wish you would tell me Imw,” very good lo dross tho wound. This, _ —Shokeiflicro. said Hall. killer is also very soothing for, “I started nt once In grieve with slings. Iliough tin* rcmwly always A Gum Bcniovcr. \ her.”-replied Illa other, "and I al hand is equally good— saliva and To remove chewing gum from any! ! grieved harder and longer- than she earth mixed into a paste. Snake kind of doth, put a few drops of ,didr v <­ biles are especially Ju Ate dreaded, as tho action of lhe virus from a gasoline on the iqiot und the gum Cod Steak. venbmous snake is so very rapid will crumble Instantly and can be rubbed out. Then wash in soap, Cod Bleak in a savory sauce .is 'lhal help unless almost instant is suds nnd rinse, well in clear water. prepansl in (his way; Pul two likely hi be too late. Sucking tlie tabb'spiionfuls of bolter in a drip­ puiiclure is recommended by-Hie<iSwul The Mootpillo. , ping pan nnd ndd a chopped shallot. ical workH, although il is attended If the saliva Kill every mosquito you see about Put in this a piece of cud steak .3 wilh Mime danger. Pour over it a be iiiHlnnlly ejecled the result lusty your place. If tlu-y exist in great lor T inches thick. Liquor is numbers destroy them by fumiga­ cupful of fish ■slock. Cover and li«> nil that in desiretl.' tion with sulphur or uimtI ihiwuit. bake,’ busting from time, to time. tisualtyrgivcn for snake bites, bcThe burning of. must insect now-: I When lhe fish is tender add a few rmiHe the action of the virus is lo A111dels sflnply stupiiles nnd doe* not] ! Inlilespoonfuls of cream to the pan, paralyze ’lint nerve .center. kill the mosquitos. When so stupe- thicken wilh h little flour'rolled in imlnia should be injected into (lie fled they full tn the floor and : butter and season with chopped lilfMid is there if any mentts nl hand to do so. IL would pay a family I parsley and pepper und salt. should (hen bd-collected and burn-; living in Hie Country* where veno­ mous reptiles iilHiund to keep a Steak Dumplings. liypixlermjc syringe fur this pur­ Fish Block. | Cut thn sleak into lingers and let pose ulune. Fish slock, so useful in preparing simmer in a very little slighllyfish dishes, is made from the bones | salted water for half an hour, or A New llrxleo SuimtL ' nnd trimmings and beads of fish, । until tender, then lift from the gra­ well rb-am-d ami put in a*saucepan. vy nml let them drain well. Boil Belioldl where the sun-god, his work | «lone, now sinks ’ To them is ndded n stnlk-or celery. some (fotaloes until lender, drain. ’Neath a sea of gnldeu gray light. : > liltln tomato, th bay leaf and some ; season wilh salt, nepppr. a little iarslcy. some chopped onion, car-; ihulter nml a little' hoi milk; mash Tins far-spn-ading mesa ills lust glory drinks, Ail und turnip—ulMiut -a table­ and heat up very smooth and •make spoonful of each. Cover these hi-1 'tljuitt into a paste wilh a lilllc-flotir. Save where a shadow of dull purple t inks , . gn-dii-nl*. wilh waler, simmer for! Holl each^lrip of steak in a piece First (race of the deepening night. an hour or I wo. season wilh salt 1 of lhe potato crust, put them a nnd (Nipper, strain niul inwi to baste I stripping pan in which hutli-r or ami flavor llsli. This stock can be dripiiings have been melted and hd Briglit ro*0 are lhe clouds and most glorious gold,1 kept on icq for scv’eratjlays. (hem hake slowly about an hour, or For a space, glow these gifts of the sdn. Small wonder lhe inesa-lxirn people (Mrirli Agidn. In thn absence of the aigrette (Americans can’t buy it), Puna is taking to the ostrich feather. After Dark Chores are Easyfor’Jones laghTingfPlants •Jones has a’big enclosed Acetylene.light Joshis.barriJ , big,', round,T brilliant,white light. A < light I he-calls ^"the This big light is solidly fastened to n heavy timber.1 nnd unlike Jones' . old ■ oil lantern, .it can't. be. tipped, ovfr. ' Jonrs turns this J high £dhdfc » power light H on— without a match, by simply pulling a little wire rod.that pangs from the light.' OnT cold X winterT night* When he.gets home from", town hqe—* Or' when'he’ h.isTa'sick .'•crittcr"4p look'ahcr. Jopea finds , his l b'K- bam J light t*1 great convenience/ He<lsa>>-s1he' '.wouldn't. Today we sell more Light, machines than all other manufacturcrs in this .country put together. ' \ —, - Wc sell these Pilot plants complete—through three f^j. torics and 3.000, local repre. factory I In. Newark — a central factory in Chicago . a Wcstcrn.Watchousain 1 Angeles. ' Mrs?Jones’too.' shares; inr the good thing? . She^hasYacetytenet light tn every room in her.house, and ■ her | light | fyit urea rare handsome ornaments of brant feeds this range and the lights on lhe Jones' place T. H. MASHINO He fills the light machine with'UNION' CARBIDE and plain water, once a month." o' o (o JThis Pilot Light ing'Plant ’gives ’Joaev. the safest and most practical light and cook.t ing fuel,available ter.country.hvraFJisc J ' Lock Box 55 Grand Rapids, Mick OXWELD ACETYLENE CO. CHICAGO _______________ ' -------- ■*----- page nineteen DAIRYMEN The state dairy and food depa^Qnent .of Lansing arc going to isjue a circular letter to the dairymen ol the state, in behalf oLbetter cream and better butter tor Michigan. These letters are of vital interest to every Dairyman of Michigan. They will be sent out to the It has been aswted by romo dairy* men tliat tho feeding of crashed oats to cows wilt improve tho flavor ofl milk. To ascertain the correctness of j this theory a aeries of experiments; was mado by tho bun au of animal in- j duslry of tho United States deport­ ment of agriculture at the.exi>erimen-' tai dairy farm at Beltsville. Md. Six i cows w’«ro used In tho experiment; three were fed a grain ration of corn meal, bran, and cottonseed meal;.the other three were fed 3 grain mixture! of Ove parts crashed oats and one part: cottonseed meat A number of sam- j pies of milk from tho cows fed these rations were submitted to various per ! sons in the dairy division and they were askod to Indicate- their prefer- I enco. In all, 60 opinions were passed on various samples. Of these. 18 showed a preference for tho milk from 'oqws fed on crushed oats; 25 preferred that from tho bran and corn ration, j while Moo expressed no choice. Thej results sh&w that lu these rations, hot only was thcre.no marked difference! tn favor'of tho erqshed oats as a feed to improve flavor, but, if anything, the I rstlhu-Containing bran’^nd cx.ru was more successful lu produlflug a flne- Creameries and they are,to band them out to their patrons, if you should not get one calf us up and we mil see that you get one. wish to say io behalf ot this series ol letters, that Mr. II. D. Wendt is in charge oi this depart­ ment and is capable of telling us all a great many things in the line of Dairying. Yours for a square deal at all times. CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO PHONE 533 HASTINGS, MICH. How'» This? GOOD POINT IS OVERLOOKED DRINK HABIT We offer One Hundred Dollora Ro; ward for any case ot Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh . . Conquered In 3 days. THE NEAL 3-DAY WAY The iihi.ye statement has been proven in thousands of cases re is im nek -iu> loss of time, no deathly sickness. Our In­ .... X_ ■ V... ■ «... .u._?BJH, |nM|1 |ju A point tliat is often overlooked, and should receive greater considera­ tion, is the discovering of cows that S-nd ii- lhe inim- s >>f Ihnso aifiiried- -in i-mifldriii-e. \Ve may ie nidi- to rescue them. Write, 1‘limn- or (sill Fur Details. NEAL INSTITUTE PROFFESSIONAL CARDS 21 WiMuhuii-d Ave.. Detroit ’ * Vr ' *7i Sheldon Ave., Pimm- Grand 7tWI__________________________Grand llaplds, Mich. lii Announcing The New Typewriter =OLIVER no E ANNOUNCE AN AMAZING MODEL j short-period co-->•. A cow giving milk only six months during tho year must Made sacred this symla.l, Ms bless­ bo a llbernl producer In order to pay ing extolled. ’ ind, by UA-tual test> And named him the Holiest-(|jie, ing. that he long-period cow that gives Out tln-ro in the. ligld-sheen, where mouths during Uie year that pays beat „ sky im-i-ls earth I'M surely tin* eml of Un-world. Ami there men niay glimpse in thitwilights birth rhe shadowy lake ’neatli whose walers make mirth every cow in the herd often imougb The dead, to R# dark c^- hurled. to know what each la doing. Thu rec­ ord sbett will prove to bo irgnnt. lnI wah'h fur (he ghost forms and fancy almost • Hint the chant of their dance gn-ete my quesL ’ GOOD DAIRY COWS RATIONS Bui fol 11,.. |»t,. hk,. H, dwell,*™. n gin*!; And I am alont* al my now darkened POrl, ' And around Ijinnislrr—Wilkins. 1 Mr «*<f?^IMHU,er i""1 W*"* Jl-«sh- M. \\ llkllK COIIljKIS.-d lll<mill flirting parties of a very quiet nnd impressive wedding reremnnv performed al lhe Uttib-d Brelhreii iinrwiiingn by R« HaHou (1I. last -Hnlurday evening, when (tn-v wi'i-e united in hold wedlock. ' Wi-llis I-'. Hawkins and Mi-« Em­ ma -H. Hawkins ael.-d a- h<-,i man and hridesmnid. Mr. Clvde Killinger accompanied the party and -• l’hy»icl«ni and Surgeons. Calls in city or coantry, retpondeS to with promptneM, day or night. K. WILLISON, D. D. 8., Hastings. Mich. JOHN M. COULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 17a HASTINGS, MICHIGAN \AJ The OLIVER No. 7—a Typewriter of supcrcxccltencc, with automatic devices and.refinements that mark the zenith of typewriter progress. A marvel 'of beauty, speed and easy action. Typewriting efficiency raised to the nth power. ■ 1‘he OLIVER Nq. 7 embodies all previous Oliver innova-j tions and new self-acting devices never seen before on any typc-j writer. A leap in advance which'places The Oliver ten years’ ahead of its time. So smooth in action, so light to the touch, so easy to run, that experts arc.amazed. A model that means to the! typist delightful ease of operation. A model that means a higher standard of typewriting, longer and better service. . WE BUY GRAIN OF AU KINDS We p.y you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and scjl on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Volte < Co. Op.C.L&S. Phu 57 Hutiip DETROIT Business University should have enough feed to satisfy th.appetite, tho proportion of jeunrstf feed to grain muut bo a.jjusted to her actual noedH. Roughage, in a general way, should bo fed noordlng to her size, allowing two pounds of hay per hun dfedwuishl when 1: Is the only roughngo used. When • diage Is fed, the general rule may bu to feed, one pound ot hay and three pounds of silage per hundredweight and the balance of the nutrients*needed »hould bo provided in concentrau h. except that <hen roots are fed they will take tho place of a part of the grain at tho.rate of ten pounds of roots for ono pound of grain. These directions aro only general, as in practise it will btf found that spare, big-bodied cows will take relatively more roughage. 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Nothing you emild wish for hnsl 1 hoy indicate love vitality and of­ and'return a protit for tt, but only ten IcniLto sflriqns throat and lung cows of strang conMltutlou umf ex* been omitted, the new devices, rr-| troubles,. including consumption. qepttonal productive capacity can Dr. kings Now Discovi-iy will re- yield economic returns under heavy Jinve the cough or cold promptly feeding. Homo cows will respond to and prevent eOufplicaliou*. Il i* liberal feeding with an increased How soothing and antiseptic ami makes you teel hotter al once. To delay of milk, while others will not Highis dangorot|j—«’*•* >1 a» bottle »m_ of Dr. producing cows should receive moro feed than low-producing cows. Money back If.not satisfied. Me. and 81.00 bottled at your Druggist -banner want advs. pay.— jO**ver Typewriter'Building CHICAGO The OLIVER Typewriter Co. bl«. Our XX IS yur, •1,000,000. • •rlta tadtylfar ftnaaclal afato* mat aad •wklalcivlac lull par- Ulcip, KiIibum & McHii B. I. Ci. TUua Tatilo In iJTocS Marvh t, 1S1*. Doll; Kaccpt Kunday, Leave Haatlnga ■oltig Routh. • a. m. A 8: IB p. tu. •olug North TUT a. tu. A 4:11 p, aa. B. C. GKKVEEL. G. P. A. �THE HASTING8 BANNER, SEP! EMBER 8, J>11, COMING TO HASTINGS. MICHIGAN United. Doctors Specialist BKltHY HOTEL Saturday, September 12, 1911 International Sunday School Lesson Many Sheep Die From Worms FOR SUNDAY SF.PTF3IBER 11 OmDijOUj. Hurl 10 A. M. tiSP.M. The Ten Virgins. Matthew 25H-13. Golden Text: Matt. 25:13. • Head- Malt. 25;11<36 Introductory. . As indicated in a previous lesson study (that of lhe Pounds and the Talent*. L believe this parable is a The United Doctors, licensed by the Stale of Michigan, nre experts in pari of what is known as Hie Oli­ Hie treatment of dftieiise* of the vet Discourse, which covers chap­ blood, liver, stiunacli. Intestines. ters 2i and 25 of lhe first Gospel *kih, nerves, heart, spleen, kidneys record. Following our last, lesson, or bladder, diubeles, lied-wetling. we have in .Matthew a chrfpler of rheumatism, sciatica, tape worm, warning-' and woes concerning the leg ulcers, appendicitis, gall stoni-. goitre, piles, etc., .without opera­ tion. and are loo well known in H»* aimounres it; this locality lo nerif further nmn- Ilio tempi' . Sitting -.iipor I ion. e' is approachei Laboratories, Milwaukee, cousin. reference lo lli»- destruction of Hip, _ Call and see them. and the holy cily/ mid Offer Their Services Free of Charge FURNACE . 125:31-16, concerning lhe judgment general There is no question about the presence of worms in many of the flocks of sheep of Barry county. Only recently their work has been seen with the finding of dead sheep in different fldeks. ‘ SAVE YOUR OWN FLOCK The seeds of worm infection are scattered ail over your farm and if something is not done your stock may be infected and a heavier loss follow than you have had yet There Is A Prevention For This. There is no reason why a bad condition shall be allowed to come when the prevention is. within your reach—and it is so much easier to prevent disease than to cure it .Dr.. Holland’s Medicated Stock Food is fully' guaranteed to do just what we claim for it, if fed according to pur directions. Besides being a disinfectant and purifier it is a PRODUCER. Dr. Holland’s Medicated Stock Salt Makes MORE MILK - MORE FLESH - MORE WOOL Good Milk or Good Wool cannot be grown from unhealthy stock. See us and get a booklet that will tell you all about this and what it will do for your stock and how to use it. Edmonds Bros.—The Elevator Men PHONE 18 HASTINGS, MICH. other. may he itii)H>rt;inl discourse >f Hie Sunday school have I" be left mi earth mid sufferloil in their vessels with their lamps. { Thus locating our m lhe ur.*al tribuhllon. Thi* fa a! ‘‘f lhe l|o|y Spirit. ’Hie pn-vnl portion with relation lo the .. .... \v.. ...ii Dh'IimIi virgins mad.* a profession, very -rimis error. \\ * uill I-"" . npV(.r ha<J nj, )||(. H„|y spirit: out some consnleralions uhichnim- aill| “jf aliv mnn j^,. nnt ||l(. Snjfi |parable of the llvt‘ wise "and tlie rate the impossiliilily of accepting ir of Christ he is none of His," THIS WKBK’S NEWS IN live foolish virgins. Ic.'irliing. NEAR-BV COUNTIES. I.rsson l)i\fclons. dilion. They were not saved, mere professors. Wc an- assured of this I. WHAT THE PAYABLE DOES Fred Zinn, son of Mr. nmljlrs. A. by the Loril> word in verse 12 “I NOT MEAN. . know you noLM This He will nev­ K. Zinn of Galesburg, ami a student I II. WHAT THE PARABLE DOES di-olM-dieiit child is still a child. er say to the weak**'! believer. If in tin* engineering department of MEAN. I lie canial-Corinthians I Cor. 3:1* lhe objection is raised that verse 8 (he University of Michigan, has The Outline Developed. were, nevertheless, saints and sane- indicates (.lint (he lamps of the joinod'-tho French army al Paris, titled I tk>r. 1:1. 2). The position -Tills parable has been interpreted foolish gave some light nnd there­ according to an Assoeintcil Press Zinn left Imim* a few in various ways. Before slnlitilr fore did have some oil. we reply dispatch. Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in* i»*iii* on Jesus that th" Word «ay< they “took no J.what we believe tn be lhe teaching no (UMuranre nil." and further that n wick may in Western Michigan. ;of the parable, lei u« look at two vhose 'destiny hum far a little while without any In go. The news of his enlistment •.interpretations which are given, ...... ............. own efforts. ■oil. Verst’ five speaks of th" sleep­ land indicate wherein they cannot Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave.. In' nrcepled.. First, there is an in­ Again, this fa contrary to the hies— ing of Christendom wilh reganl lo a bouts. If the Gird's coming. He tarried nnd Store Phones— Farm Phones— ' h-rprelnlion which places this pnr- ml hope of His coming again. The bonrtl of trustees of the vil­ BeU, 173 Bell, 651 lablw as to its fullillment in Hie all tin* church, or any part -of it. the blessed Hope was given up. un­ lage of Saranac has awarded Iln* Jewish «*n<l nf lhe ago. coincident were i'\ffeeling to go Ihrnugti the til the midnight cry was heard. It Citizens, 5173 ■ Citizens, 6251 contract for the construction of the tribulation, we could not at the l wilh the great tribulation. The is thought thal the recent revival of new water works systcii) in that same time be Imiking for His coin ­ I word wilh which lhe parable be­ the hofie of His coming is lhe fulWe would rather be shaken tillment of (he midnight cry-, which village to the Hydraulic Engineer­ gins "then" is taken-as an indica­ ing. ing Co., of Grand llapitfa, nt a cun ­ HASTINGS, MICH. tion lhal that which follows refers in mind nnd troubled >2 Thes. 2:2'. would indicate that His coming is lo the time of (he end. preceding This would -deny the unity of the nigh us. The midnight cry causes tract price -of 818,071. The voters The. church is one a separation between the true and of Saranac appropriated $20,000 for ■lhe coming of the Lord to deliver church, also. Miss RuMfill is an example of Will the false, those who have nil pre- this work al the last village elec­ I Israel out of the great tribulation: fafdy. the iKwIy of Christ. IK ,„ WHI1O the tion. The water '•viii be ndred in wbaC apy industrious ympig person 1 whereas in fact lhal word proves Christ take part of Ufa fanly nnd J paring forr 11 is CO111I1IM coming,, while * JJ _ , IJ'O" just ••• the ’’ V'-HIHH, contrary, I'UI'IWIU)-following MB as II It leav.* the rest to go through lhe nUlP„ ar„ not reaily. T|Wy come a steel lank of 50,000 gallons capa­ might exncl lo make of himself Will vnu ike vmir ... of r going .. city—a structure _ nearly as large as you take— youri' f >//f V does the first nf the three parables tribulation? Will I,'il.nl'ilt.tit to thet wise for oil. instead or herself*under similar conditions. K(J relatingZlo Chrislendom. If the head ami foot uiUi you ami leave tn Him who eivMh.t The coming of Portland's Rlandplpe. Miss Russell learned Simplis the Bridegroom witnessed lhe en­ A curiosity In the shape of an chapter _______ — chapter 21. their contention would trance of the wise and the exclusion eaves trough hewn out of n while Shorthand nt the Churchill Busi­ nal Corinthians thal ‘‘ the body Is “■“T QUALITY LARCUT variety larqut V»»im have h IVe fa* been correct. Hui it does not F1IUMT of the foolish, a cjosed door sepa­ wood log. was discovered by car- ness Institute. She went to Chi­ (follow ver-je (t. and the “then” one" t Cor.'12:12 , nml "By one rating thorn. More might be said pent'Ts. who were repairing the cago and entered a speed contest places it in this age of Christian Spiril .we are .-ill baptised into one if space permitted. This parable Again, this is wry particularly for our own ixirch on J. J. Btodgett s house in conducted by lhe 'National Short­ [profession. If is said that the vir­ FmmIv" I Cm*. 12:13 . Hillsdale. The trough was remov ­ gins do pot represent the church, would strike al grace, making des­ [day; wo know not how soon He will ed from its original place to serve hand Reporters’’ Association. For­ All wc I come for His own. .Reader, are you hut rather the Jews during.ihe trih- tiny tin* result uf works. as a stringer for the porch by G. W. ty of the' wofld’s best wrilera en­ uliilion, but we i-ADtiol think of the have is through Uis grace. Beware a professor, or. a possessor? Find jr., when he rcifitirod the tered and,but fivy of them rpialiJews ns going asleep during that lot wa. suhsliluU* works for His tin* answer not in your feelings, or Clark, house in jhc sixties. The building | lime when they an1 In be preaching abundant grace. ‘ Saved by grace your perfections, but in your alti­ is one of the oldest In lhe county, jfied for a speed certificate, Mira the gospel of the kingdom among •Epb. 2:8 . kepi |iy the power of tude toward Jesus Christ as Saviour with a reconl of probably seventy- Russell being one of tho five. She nil nations, as these virgins slum­ and Lonl. and toward the reconl later took the examination for civ­ ■<. lint <>f God. pt" com­ God has givenjof His Son. “Watch five years or more, nnd the oldest bered and slept. Neither can we We can therefore, foi/ye know neither tho inhahilaiU cannot recall who built il service and received an appoint­ think of Ilnur growing weary, ,............ ii, ami ns II now stands is a nent lit­ through long waiting for the Bride­ mid nothing to what He has done. day iioO+he-'hour wljerein the Son tle house construrlwd upon the sub­ ment m the Indian Office nt Wash­ groom during that brief period of Again, if the unspiritual living of man rnmelb." ington, I). C„ nt a hnndsome salary. stantial frame work of the past. tribulation which lasts only three snints who shall remain only the Next week—-The Judgment of the If interested in lhe comrnorcilil nnd one .half yearn. We must re- coming of the Lonl must be pun­ Nations. Mt. 25:3t-1fl; followed the StHlTHWEST MAPLE GROVE ished thus, why not have some next Sunday by the quarterly re­ Last braneboe, write for infonnalhin, Week’s Letter. refers to fin- Jewish end of the. age. means of punishing Hie uMpirilunl view.. Mr. and Mrs. Ja£ Choeseinnn and it will be cheerfully given. 'later seeing tn what it does refer. saints who have die«| these hun­ Sincerely yoiire. •returned from theft’ western tour Second, it is taught by some (hat dreds nf years?,- Why make a disLee W. Arnes. last Thursday, having enjoyed lhe Again, since Hie virgins all represent Christ Ians. rriminaUon thus? trip very much. Hie live wise speaking of Christians Hu* Holy Spirit will bh removed ■ Mr. and Mrs. B. Walton and child­ Circuit Court Jurors, who have received tho fulness of from the oarlli-befnn* lhe anllTho following have hwn drawn ren attended their family reunion in Penfield Thursday. hitcher plane of Christian experi­ for_ the September term of jurors _ . , ____ The Sunday 'school picnic at I ence than.others, while the foQlfah (ion 2 Thes. 2:7. etc.', and since “if WnrrTURORK BRO*. A CO ±11.......... GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. \1fMns are those who. are - merely any man h,w nt>r Ilin Spirit -of Barry-Rflimly. circuit fouH wliirh Thornapple was.attended by seven-: 9-11 Ionia Ave. N. W. ty-llve. and all reisirt an exceed­ convenes on September il: justified iH'lievcrs and who will Christ ho is none of Hi< (Rom. ingly good time. We joined with q Clare O. Thorpe—Prairieville. Sunday school from Coals Grove main on earth during the tribula­ CIhis. W. Mead Rutland. and had a program which was en­ tion.—a lime when the Spirit will Henry Poll" -Thornapple. joyed by nil, not be here? Again. God makes a Gwen Smith—Woodland. Misses Nellie nnd Harriett Dono­ difference in reward, but not in th" Clarence Brady—Yankee Springs. I. i I I -------- for Is years-------van returned home Wednesday. af­ Myron Cleveland—Arayria. ter spending n month with relatives nre •'in Christ" whet tier Worldly or Geo. Norris—Baltimore. • • •"• The Standard Skin Remedy in Grand Rapids. f Floyd E. Collison—Barry. difference I Cor. 3:11-15). Lei us Orlee Fausey—Carlton. ’ . Instant Relief for all Skin Troubles not confuse the two, lastly. God BANNER WANT ADVR. PAY. ARTIIL’B E. MULHOLI.AND distinctly says of carnal believers Elmer Ingram- Hastings. in the Napolonic Wars rested ujion the state of (tho Corinthians.' that they shall he Herbert Freeland, Cily 1st nnd tut one man’s stomach. And because Napoleon's stom­ changed I Cor. 15:51 . These Cor­ Wards. Sinclair Brock. Cily 1st and Ilh inthians were carnal; they had di­ ach was in such a condition that he could not think visions among them >1 Cor. 1:10): quickly or act decisively, athe Battle of Waterloo they were only babes in Christ William Silsbee, City, 2nd and 3nl (3:1': they tolerated fornication Wards.. was lost. • . John Campbell—Hope. 5:1'; they wont to law against each < «eo. Willison—Johnstown. m.ii'i' It helps mind and body to use a nourishing, easily' ’ <!<■<* nl tin* Lonrrf’supper, nqd un­ Valentine Dipp—Irving. Hay Ostrolh—Maple Gn»vo. worthy partaking of (hat supper to digested food—such as. such im extent that God. afflicted Imn. Hine—Orangeville. ' Homer Flower—Prairieville. some nf them with sickness, and even caused some to die (11:27-30'. J. W. Reed Rutland. . ’ And yet., of these people it is said Henry Adams—Thornnpplo. Chas. E. King—Woodland.' “the church of find which is nt Earl Wi st—Yankee Springs. Coriiithi (1:2': ganclillrd (1:2: William Stanton—Assyria. 0:11?; wailing for Jesus Christ, not Are the Same Old Price and for trilmlntimi (1:7'; blameless in Henry Smith -Baltimore. . Vernon Web-ter—Bapry. thal day .(kN : judge the world C>:2 . -The church, dr any part of BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE -I. <». Pennington—Castleton. it, will not .go through lhe tribula­ Made of the best wheat and barley, it contains all Jn«. Ilragdon—Hastings. tion. We now proceed to the i*t|>dsilion of I he parable. . We are receiving compliments all the time upon the quality of our the. true nutriment of the grain, including the vital Th" kitigikuit of heaven here,, ns Clock* and Time. Breads, not only from our regular bread customers, but from many trani mineral salts (Phosphate of Potash, etc.) often in MU 13. is Christendom.. The ten The punishment does sometime* fit virgins represent the sphere of tho crime. An individual who for sients who patronize our restaurant. Our Breads are not the result of lacking in the ordinary diet, but necessary for bal­ Christian profession in this age. some months past speclallxcd in tbefta chance they are made after “old fashioned” receipts such as your mother They were virgins—separated: and anced up-keep of body and brain. and grand-mother used—that’s why our Breads are so popular. Become they went forth to meet the Bride­ —Punch. groom. “The Christian church While war in Europe is sending prices up here, our patron. - ■ start'd out so to speak with this * it’s a good time to find out there's economy and twe-fold altitude, separation .fn»m A Lame Back—Kidney' Trouble Causes It. the world and in expectation of the better health in GRAPE-NUTS. coming of the Bridegroom.” See t I And it will give you even worse if The*. 1:9,15—separation nn»l expec­ not" Checked. Mrs. H. T. Straynge. tancy. See Heh. 13:13, It separa­ Gainesville, Ga.. wait fairly down on tion and expectation, l.amps an* her hack with kidney trouble and for light. Si'ii Ml. 5:10. Next we inflamed bladder. She says: "I took notice that five virgins were wise Foley Kidney Pill* and now my back and live foolish, the foolish taking is stronger than in years, apjl both No advance in price—at Grocers. lamps .((he form of godliness) hut kidney and bladder trouble are en­ no oil (the power., the Hilly Spiril, tirely gpne.”— Arthur Mulholland.— ■R’O 2 Tim."3:5), while the wise look Adv. Southwestern Michigan Chink of Ifienry Smith Grand Rapids, IBich. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose RARSTOW Ubay STATE II HUFFMAN BROTHERS WllUfVlAlVl ffShoe Polishes Churchill D The Fate of Europe business Institute Tk TX PRESCRIPTION FLOUR HAS GONE: UP $1 PER BARREL Malted Kream Bread Grape-Nuts Hastings Potato Bread I there's a Reason Star Bakery & Restaurant Phone 381 Quality Bake Shop Hastings, Mich. t � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-09-10.pdf 8b8605e32df88ddbb25c54bd4abfa474 PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY CttcrfaUon Greater Than Alt Other Barry County Papers Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 645 THE HASTINGS 24 PAGES BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 10.1914 1s Primary Law Is ^5384139 “ ’ REPUBLICANS SHOW Small Minorities Make the Nominations GREAT ENTHUSIASM A. J. LARSEN, CHARLOTTE. 1 BUYS MRS. MERRITT'S STORE Frank Horton PurrluiM’* Mini RulJiUfltr. Whleh He Will Iteno• vntr mid Importr. ‘ PART ONE-1 TO 8 Everybody Read* The BANNER. NUMBER 19 II COUPLES DECLARE Every One Should Come to Barry County’s Big Fair, Which 43 *. Tuesday MARRIAGE A FAILURE LARGE INCREASE SHOWN ON Many Free Attractions—Two, Perhaps Three, Big Night Fairs-4 SEPTEMBER COURT CALENpiuvhused Mrs. Merritt * dry good* Many Exhibits—State Fair Shows and Numerous DAB. Hlure. An inventory of the slock \ N Other Attractions Will be Shown. ■i* now being taken. Mt\ l.ar^-n has for a number nf years h,,>*u manager of. W. S. Proud'* store in, ONLY FOUR CRIMINAL ENDORSE C. 0. VAUGHAN .Judged by Hie zomiIIs of I he August primary in this sfote and county. Charlotte. Tim deal wa* made CASES ARE RECORDER. throngh Dan Zaut. uf C.harliiLlr. Michigan'.* primary law is a dimii-pointmenl to those who-in good faith exhibition AS SECRETARY 0 Frank Horton has pun-hamd Hkurged itslennriineiii in enable the 'people to t'oidrol the selection of can­ nevi week, beginning Tuesday building from Mrs. Merrill. “ ' lasting until Friday uffennwin didate* for public office. Owing Io tin* many contest* arid the nature of, will pul in a new from and innk< Mirny Interesting <4i*c* urr I. the contesi* an tinusualiy large vole might In have been shown August I Denounce Underwood Free Trade many impnTvciimnts in Hm ' rd on ('.hunrery Docket for Bill und (lotninend Party's 25. A* a matter of fart about •ok- third of Hie registered republican Barry • county , ' Hearing. Nominees at Primary. vole, about one fifth of the demoernJic. and but a small fraction of the The .number df co* other parlies expressed their preference* for parly, nominations. .Wiiit old-time enthusiasm the re­ HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE TO Tli» principal justification of Hie primary law is that it brings the publicans of Burry roqiily held ATTEND KALAMAZOO COLLEGE X3T, imunty government .nearer the propio by emilitlni? them to choose those who Hmlr county conventioi* in' ll'm court ronvern promise) 1-oi-m nil W.-diivdav, ndofitrd reroi is. 51. Of-this tuitnshall voted for al Hie general election n* candidate* for officara who lulinti* and clecli-d delegali *,lu Hm nmimy than you product Ben .Gurland, who made Fine Rec­ criiuimil cause*. shall make mid execute 1 he laws. But it appears that the republican stale convention. In the absence of ord Willi Various Tennis, to • candidate for governor was named by about 12 per cent of the republi­ Hm county chairman, County Sec­ Seek Higher Educa­ can voters uf'llii* stale, that the lieutenant governorship nominee had retary Arthur Barimr •-ailed the * and eight meeting to order and susgi-«lrd tion. Matriiimnal about 13 per rejtl; and that in this congressional and senatorial district. that a lemimrary chalrnran Im iv e taken a Ben Garland, whose work with elected. J. P. II. Keny< n. of Free- I the various athletic teiltpa of Bast­ rather gloomy turn a* ilidaies roreive.1 from H to 31 per cent of the republican vote, while llm [Mill. w,i* rleeled and pr -*id»si until ings. high *«-Jiool last season. Im* with the calendar* of.'tlu dcmoaralir nominee for congress-M-ns nnmed by nlioul H per cent of the decided tn gn to Kalailia/iMi college The following committee* were and seek a higher education. Midemocratic vole. Where dims majority rule* appear in simli results? apiHiinled: Committee on orgtiniztiCandidal. * for state offices la-lnw Hie lieutmanl gozernorship will be li<m-C. S. Palmerton. Carl Till I It* Garland htT* plenty of 'ambilimi' and energy, hnil be will work his I chosen by delegate,* to the stale coim-nlion* which delegiite* will repre­ mid P. A. Sheldon: Com. on Crwtrii- way thrmigh college. Criminal Cautses. I tmr*<lay . sent less than 5 per; cent of the voter* of this stale. Could anyhing'he lials— George Coleman. Bcnry Bagla. Ben was a «lnr on the biQie hall Proph* vs. Herman Nnl/.rl and The*o night fair* promise to- lull 1 C. J. Hendershott; Com. on Resn- Hm font ball and liaskel bail teams. mor-' fareirnl, considered frpm Hie slahdpolnl of "let the people rule?" I luirMlay, Sept, I Num Carims. illegal •■••-Itabitation. lulions—I.. II. Pi-yor, E. V. Smith. \\ . « The old convention system, with all its faults,, was often quite os L. Thorpe. :i* athlete, mid the liesl vvjylie* of < By. will Plll-M ropTMonlaiive of the [H-ople's will as the August primary, anti interested The meeting adjourned until l:3ui hi* many friend.* will co with him drunk members of the various parties ||afe.n]l expenses of caucuses and con­ •mite heal: vention*. Now the public fool.s.Hm bills, and they are larger than for a Tiic afternoon opened with regenral election. And the legitimate expend* of candidates for nornina- IMirl* from the committee*. Talk* ARRESTED FOR COLLECTING lion for the'governorship and U. S. srnalor. in presenting their candi­ PROTECTED BIRDS’ EGGS. dacy. platform*, etc, to the voter- are ordinarily, so large that only lion adopted: Barry . man, a* wealthy men. or aspirant* hackeil by men of wealth can Afford to Imrimie We the representative^ of the Dugal Mctailhnn of Clmrnlale. Ac­ candidates. This is certainly far from ‘‘bringing the governmenl rinse Io republican party in Barry county cused of Neglecting to Get Stale I Im people." in convention nssintideil. re-affirm Frank (■nine Warden's Permission. We have stated those evident defects in the practical worthing put of our allegiance Io Hm principles of Charged with rnllocling Hm egg-* Nelson Kitteuger V*. Fred IlllHl vriaiiueniviit our primary law in no spirit of mere fault-finding. We have no 'desire the party ns laid down in the Inst of protected birds, and vvitli rm-1 . .The *11-011(1 box of the treasurer lighting Hie ground* National liepublican platform. nf the Agricultural Society ha* been for the reltini of the convention system. It had largely bro-onm till? in­ •if Hie exhibition halls Wo cull attention to Hm fact that ploying two Iriys to aid lorn m cid-j Victor B. during the last Jew in the evening. The strument by mean* of which professional politician*, often with corrupt since the first few days of the pi-r­ lecting egg*. Dugal WrCnlhim. a rm. caused -by'many young man n-idmg in Cloverdale. liaekbig. made use of public offices to further.unworthy private- interests. ent democratic adminisirntlrni the was arrested on Eridnv mi cmnadmit line Io lark of good weather We have spoken of the failure of Michigan's primary law to accomplish country has hail a continuous ses­ plninl of lieputy Slate Game War­ sion of congress and that the ex­ Mr. rough*, de Hie result* desired in order Io offer some suggestions thrfl may remedy pense of the administration lias ev- ren Yelder, of Paw Paw. picture Him. The grand • .1 Iasi tire court. it* very evident defects. - We waul the people to rule. We have the cenleii all other* for a like period McCallum was lii-l at i Allie <ia spring, and the case wa- adjmtrnfullest •••mfiilcnce in them when they understand the matters put up Io of history of the Republic. ed an iiimiinerahle iiuiiiIht of *uinp«it. We re-affirm nur. confidence in tithes mild it Was Dually di*ims*>-<l them Xor decision. The ex|mn*e of (he primary to Hm taxpayers we have mentioned not because we think 'individual or party organizations the principle of a protective tariff and denomice the Underwood -free oxi sea lion*. inn,worthyn, of ig the l»oy* to get -bon'd assume Hint burden, but to -how Hint Hie people received very trade bill os a direct attack on amt .............. rl.vthe county. f .oHi-. issue.1 and .*erv- lain A. Ball in Hi meager results for Hu> money they invested in Hie August primary. The American prosperity, which had al a number of fair* probat •luestion of expense ouglit not to lie considered if the primary were in reached it* greatest-height under tHtlfoids. ae­ held m imighluHing counties. Mr-McCallum stood mute, fact what il is assuind to be in theory—that is.a means for giving the the Republican adminiklralinii of gave IhiiiiI* for appearance at trial No charges will-Im made for en­ robatic artists; Shultz an4 wife William Howard Tuft. her. ntlnctimenl. people real majority rule, and ibereby a far larger control over their on September 15. , Ah><-<- spivialtie* are wonderful tries, except u* s|H*ctally provided: la-andvr A. Cain Wp are also opposed to the dem­ manifestations of strength and brf- bm all exhibitor- except minor govemincnt: for making it increasingly difficult for designing men tq ocratic spoils system which has trespasa nn the caw niicing. The secretary l» now ar­ nn-mbers of a family whose pan-til* use public offices to furllmr private end*. Wo believe even the present swept aside the stoat principle of ranging !■• lunik Nome more \ery or guaniian* ai>- 'iimudHTs of the inefficient law marks an Improvement over the old convention system, civil service built up by the past ilesirable entertainments, which M>cioiy will Im.required to purEdward l». Silcock v*. Twi Hepublicun administrations. chiiso timmlmrshlp lirkef* n but it ought Io and can accomplish very much more. Orangeville, assumtisil. . In Lomdiloring pwiffiile remedies’ for defects in our primary law it We endorse and call attention Io William Lickla v-. Albert N. the various progressive measures daily Shetland pony race. seems pertinent to inquire; I .Why did over 75 per c<fhl of the voters enacted by Hm Republican parly.in William*. slmrilT, as*ump*il. Frank Campbell vs. I'r.jjik Price, ••f Michigan ignore, the August primary?- (2) Do not the final returns of |he State of Michigan. assumpsit. Hint primary prove Hint n large number of republicans voted for (he first We endorse the action of the re­ Corm* William P. Johncoek REVEAL TH IS name tiiub’r the heading "liei.ilenant governor," with very evideid lock of cent Republican slate convention* STATISTICS nearlj •STARTLING AND APPAL­ ipiiitioii. knowledge of the character or film’s* of (he man for that very important in opposing Hm socialistic doctrine elude: the’ athletic show. .Hie nuiLING TRUTH Auv (••■r«nn paying into the trensoffice? Isn't it truo that but a.very few of the republicans in this state nf the recall of judges and judicial decisions. *rum Hie two-headjil calf, the ... l. .... ... J. r., . I. . -.»............ John Sehriimr v*. Ambrose were at al! acquainted with Hie qualifications of the three republican as­ an anWe endorse with pride the splen ­ Hindman, appeal from ju.< pirants for the lieutenant governorship.nomination? . r^- did nominations made by the Re­ imal show. “Japalar" Hie ; show, mid -"Billy " the fat boy Answering the first question the BANNER believes that three fourths publican party in Hm recent pri-, "HEALTH WEEK" LECTURES terftig animal* atffi articles for ex­ Imparlance. ett year* obi. who weighs hibition and of voting. T4i«’ Mice of •>f the voter* of Michigan failed to allend the August primary because mary and predict their success at Farmer* A Merchant* Bank v*. pound*. TO TELL HOW TO PREVENT IT |iimntb<'i'liip tickets t«» the Barry they lacked Intdtad in it. Answering the other two questions asked the November election. Frank Wellman, allachmeiit. In addition there will be air old- County Agricultural Society fair We note with pleasure that our Burdette Brigg.* v*. Jennings nliove, we slate our emphatic belief that the great majority of the 33 per I shall *l.im and StJo. Tim gl.i»' former efficient senator Bon. C. C. cent of the republicans of this state who voted August 25 had little or Vaughan of fit. Johns is a ciuidid ile Lectures ami Exhibits Will Instruct wheel and I ticket eoii-isL* of four rou|»on* and motor-dome. . im-kimwb'dge of llm three aspirants for the lieutenant governorship, for ttie nomination of SiTietary nf the *1.50, ticket, of six ruupons.— Public in Methods of Avoiding Basting* National Bank whal'llu-y st/md fur or their qualification*. In selecting congressional State, pledge him our hearty *ti|>The exhibits of all kind* promise ter Bidlemnn. lre*pa«* mi and Fighting Diseases. to |>e mimonm* aiid representative and senatorial iioniim-es, in districts comprising two or more counties, it |m»iL and instruct our deli-gate* to Philip T. Colgrovo ei al tjp: state convention to ihv all hon­ •if Hie county'* licet products. Al Representatives of all the comwill nften and usually does happen that llm average voter, In counties orable means to secure his nnnuna-| utid«-r I .' year* of age acc-uiipanied miftees, which are to arrange for Chancery. outside Hie one where a candidate may reside, does not know enough Hon. ■,|.y parent holding a membership • ''Heallli Week" in Barty Bonier E. Downing ' Great enthusiasm accompanied .holding about that’candidate pr his'qunliilcaiions to enable him to vote intelli­ exhibit* in ' tlie. various depart­ tndiel. adlllllli'd free. county, held u meeting on Friday Children ment* than Hie/fact that inuclv iiigently. And this is imt due to tiny fault of the voter, but is due to con­ the adoption of this resolution. The afternoon-and discu.*»cd plan* for Thomas W. Hammond v«. Cbartes following 15 delegates to llm Hub­ ditions which il is lliw business of this slate to remedy. II is generally convention lh« great course in knowledge »»f and John Wei*«ri-I.;admrs., Wil- Io wore elected: . health law* destined tn save many true that the voter* of a county are sufficiently welt acquainted with the Baltimore. Chas. Houglitnlin. needless death* and much needless aspirants for county imminations. or can. so easily learn what they may Barry, 2nd PrecIncL Ellis. E. Illness in the future. * . _ Pennock y«. Clara Bishop, bill (or Michigan Crop Report. LIGHTNING DOES SOME wish to. know about Hiem. Hint they ran have little excuse for not vot­ Faulkner. It is appalling when one consid­ acrtninling. Carlton, Henry Bagla. ing inteiligeiitly qu county nominations al a primary. Michigan Crop Report for QUEER PRANKS IN HOUSE Castleton. 1st pvec.inci. C. L. ers the fact that too pereobs? ac­ Theodore C. Downing vs. Myron average Il is farcical to say tliat “the people rule" in choosing nominees on Glasgow. cording to statistics, die every year in Barry county from diseases Brooks, bill in aid of execution. the various pnrly tickets when but 25 per "cent of the voters take any Hope, A. F. Norris. Alien Johnson vs. E. J. Lockhart, which might have 1... .. prevented Johnstown. A. F. Edmond*. part in the primary, and when in the case of contests llm actual nomi­ had il been known how to previ nt injunction. Maple Grove, H. J. Calkins. Abopl .. mips receive ohly « to 3t per rent of the parly votes cast at the primary: Robert Hendershott vs. William them, or how to change aurroundOrangeville. A. M. Nevins. Titislmls were marketed in August. ( Continued on page ten. ings to keep various kinds of dis­ Moore, injunction. Prairieville, W. L. Thorpe. Oat* show an i.-ld in' ,M'11 "f lighleii'og during Hm eases from developing.- Morrow * Mjiry Fn Townsemi Eggleston v«. 'Thornapplc, Glen E. Blake. ................. , ... -..Jstorm on xilurday niglit rut *)>me would not come , soon to 100 fami­ Woodland. C. S. Palmerton. thul stale cf a lit Ilian ,-a|wi- in the .resideiM’OCity, First wrad H. ,D. Selden: lies and the economic loss follow­ junction. Bertha Orsboni vs. Milto Ortbnrn bu*heli*. and rye of nUmt J5Ji nrJtunvs l-Teeniati. Bond St., eau*second ward, C. if. Osliorn, Third ing the removal of too persons by 1 mg some daniage in Hie rooms i divorce, rmilempt nroreedings. death would be saved for the ward. H. S. Sheldon, Fojirlh ward. 'the condition ■i the and friutili'inng Mr. and Mr*. FrccEdna Miller V-. Herl Mill.-r. diAn elnlmrate celebration of Na­ Bunday i* "Peace Day" -and pcaae A. A. Anderson. county's communal working capi­ man who had retired f»r llm'nighl | vorce. • tional interest and impnrtance is ill he Hn‘ theme in all the church^ The following were unanimously tal. p ago. in an upper room. A terrific Indi Leno Tinkler vs. Marlin Tinkler. parr* with Ri per • taking place this week in Balti­ olecteii members of the county . No one is immune from these dis­ nl 1 uirtu.L liirira.* i.lin lrn.» :ti*r)l<* 1 Brail* are report •'• more, js Maryland, comnmmoraling _ A Request. committee: Assyria. J. C. Tomp­ eases which spread Hi rough lafk of a* compared with Laura L. Leinnnr vs. Peter I.einHie wonderful victory al "Fort Mr’Becau^ nf this celebration and kins; Baltimore. C. M. Hendershott; a knowledge of h>-allh laws. An ex­ year, ago. Potatoes, a* ruinp.iied room mi the lower ll-*tr. He^e it -Benry mid the writing <>f The Si nr its deep significance, I request all Barry, 1st precinct, William Elliott; ample is shown here by the fact with an average, are per cent-ini . -in-led round l|m bed. ripping the N'ellie PickSpangled Banner" by Francis Scoli I'itizen.s to make this a personal Barry. 2nd precinct. John IL Burk.-: that 2 children have died in a fam­ Ihi' stale, compared with 72 a o-um*_i>f tile car|tei and tearing matter. Il is yourHag and your Carlton. Henry Bagla; CuMleton, 1st ily. which moved into a house in aid. divorce. ltole*Ti\it. It lln'ii passed ttirmiuh ii Trank Bonny, ago., 'rite comlilion'of clover Edna Ileal song. Be grateful for this oppor­ nrecinct. C. H. Tuttle; Castleton, which had died aAvoman suffering ns compnrerl with the average :li<«* pariitioii into Hu! pantry. 2nd precinct. W. N. Devine; Hast­ from tuberculosis. These deaths- | divorce. * patriotic features Saturday be­ tunity again to give (hem honor. Martini Myers ing "Star Spangled Banner Day" To this end I recommend and re­ ings. twp, George Burgess; 'Rope. might have been prevented had Hie divorce. I was 80 i> «r •■•>ni. Bert McCallum; Irving, 1st precinct, members of this family known how when (he original Flag measuring quest: them about the room, That Hm Stars and Stripes be dis­ L. H. Wolcott; Irving, 2nd p'reeincl. ip have escaped infociinn. The p of a frame containing Port it) IHIA and inspired the Nn- played Sunday Land Monday Sep­ Bert Walker: Johnstown, W. IL family would have been spared the amah, divorce. Chanerry—Pro-Con fr**o. Grayburtu Maple Grove, C. W. grief Booster's Day nt the Fair. iinnul nntlrnm,. will Jm borne tember 13th and I4th. of losing the children. I unit'd Hi- frame completely about, Pennock: Orangeville. George B. Mao Cole v*. Normiin Ole, Ihrough the streets Io Fort Mc A rmnmittrc of the business hut Hie jar remained in the same ,n­71 That “The Star Spangled Banner" Hyde; Prairieville. S. B. Bogers: Looking nt another side of it. they Henry wherii ten llmiisand sc' men are urnmoinu Io lune Fri- ■position. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman ,w L,.... Im sung in the churches ui the Rutland, A. E. Burroughs; Thorn­ would have been -a\e<| financial children forming a .human flag, Eliza Monlgonmry v*. John Mont­ -oinclhing to ilny afternoon "Biioster's Du.v“ at were upstairs ami the noi*w of rip­ ‘ ac ' ­* morning service and in Sunday apple. A. R. Cridler; Woodland. C. loss—for it costs companied by a band fifteen school September 13th, Peace Day. raise children and iIi<-m* saine.chil- gomery. divorce. Hie county fair. All business ping mid tearing caused them-Io Grosinger; Yankee SpringsJ.Mark dreii would have n-. "ine workers Heba Morris vs. George Morris. placM will be eloMxl from one think great damage hud been done. hundred musicians will sing this That "The Star Snangje<i Banner” F. A. Ritchie.: City of-Hastings, 1st anthem. and wage-earnrrs and thereby have until Die o'clock. It Is planned The loss wii* covered by insurance. ho sung in the public schools, Sep­ Oscar Palmer to ask every merchant* in Barry In (he evening" tile bombardment tember 14th, it's one hundredth ward, L. H. Pryor; 2nd ward. John ridded to the wealth of'the com­ Weissert; 3rd ward. Henry S/Hlml- munity. couiliy tn close his place of busi­ of the Fort will-be pyrolcchnirally anniversary. Notice. don; 4th ward, P; A. Sheldon. During “Health Week,’’ ■ excellent •ward Baros ness and attend Burry County's produced and on Hie original silo Mrs. Jason E. McElwain, Stale There will be a special cmnmttnllecturers, such as Dr. Vaughan. Dr. Bin Fule. Aminormenls will he Big Yield of Apples. of the ilnp of 1811, there will flritil;..... ....... «.<«>■ Chairman To Prevent Desecration Warlliein,. of the stale university, .made Io hold a lfl(|tit fuie on Fri­ catimt <if Hustings Lodge Nio 52.mt W. A. Scott-brought io Hm BAX- and represent olives nf (he stale Wednesday •••voting. Sept. -H al •::»» our Banner of Hi|f, with its * Wjof the Flag" Committee Daughters day eveiiinu. H Ulis i* ilonc a NER Office a cluster of 10 apples health department, and nHicrs. will Pnnzy Fomin special cveniii(| train will be run stars. » jof the American Revolution. . from a tree in .John Ei-litinaw's disseminate health information, on (he ('. K. & S. Hallway. The Tressfl Whilnkqr . ’ vs. Charles orchard in Routh Rutland. They how to .obey hcuilHi laws nud how candidates for (jovernor on the and Chas. A. Eddy will lie present are of the Wolf River variety and ito guard against iliesasea. There Whitaker, divonu1. Only North Gates Ope if.. republican, demoerntie and pro­ for the purpose of conferring Hm At Cxiunly Treasurer's Ofllcc. the tree is so full of ’them that jwill be exhibits and moving picture gressive tickets have been invited M. M. Degree upon tits broih<-r, The gates at the south and west Saturday September 12, and Crops have been used to keep Hie :films to illustrate the lectures. The ' * Chicken Dinner. , to be present and deliver adends of the fair grounds have been .Monday, September 14. the Secre­ ranches from' breaking. ,Thc i A twenty-five c*nt chicken dinner drewes on Friday evening. Gov­ ordered closed during the fair. All tary and his assistants,will be al fruit is in excellent condition, and imembers of the program committee Banquet ’after cereniopreparing aomo other tenures. will bo served at the Odd Fellows ernor Ferris has already accept­ welcome. admissions.to the fair grounds must the office of the County Twnrar, Mr. Echtinaw has already gather­ arc It will be a veritah)e “ Chautauqua Hall Q»xt Saturday at noon. All ed the inviiatlon and -will be nltM. bn by the north gates. al the Court house, wh«t» efitriea ed eix bushels. It is estimated Health Weak" mondB are invil*d a* we need your J present, if his wife's health will By Order of W. Mm Chas L. Bach­ By Order Board of Director*. for the fair can be made. there ar* still If) bushels lefl on the' The committee will meet again pal i nnage. permit. elor. „ Barry Co. Ag'l Soriely-Adv. J. J. Dawson, Bec'y.—Adv. Friday. L'nlted Brethren Eadies Aid<—Adv Oscar C. Eorlior. Sec’y. Suggestions For Changes In The Law. Primaries Should Be As AT CONVENTION HELD IN HOUSE. WEDNESDAY Well Attended As Arc The General Elections It TERNOON They Accomplish What They Ought. mo oie needlessly II BAHR 00. TLARLY Star Spangled Banner Centennary �T1IE HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 10, 1911. NEAL TREATMENT kBKOLLTELY CURES The LIQUOR and DRUG HABIT "tkdling out" pibcoa at nworts only temporary relief, ours i» pcrnimmnl cun1. , Neal Tn’iilmrut piorc rlfecimd Ihun monllis apeut nt a health Absolutely liarmles* vegetable reiimdie*. no bpd after effect*. THE NEAL WAY I* to rrciive you tike a gentleinnn. treat you with all the reDnenienl aiid .lo-omimHlations of home or dub. and in a- few day* let you go with restored Ifrftlth apd a loathing for liquor where you foritleily had a dtaire. Investigate NOW. NE.AL INSTITUTE, 71 Sheldon* Arenue, Grand Rapids 8ai Woodward Ave., Detroit Phone Grand 700 . Min. l>. C. A'andri-cook underwent an operation -at the Butterworth PERSONAL MENTION huspilal. Grand Rapid*, lari week. ' from which she is now convale*ring. Mr*. Henry Harper, Mr. mid Mr*. cdy Saturday. .George Miller and Mr*. Albrris IfKcef*1. of Grand Rapid*, were the fram Cadillac n- a guest. guests of Mr*. John 1 Mi*.* Georgia Lathrop ha* return-1 day. >f r.iiicngo e,l from Mackinaw Island. Mrs. Will Fairphild Henry Sniilll mid family .-pent J was called here bj the crlnti* ill­ I jl..r Itay Id .. . .............. "• ............ ' .. Bnivvii, Mr. and Mr*. Lewi* Barkb-y weir' in Grand Rapids over Hutmay. Mis* ManuK'iile Heimmi*|ierger will til tend Hie Kalamazoo Normal, lie*! Hasting* friend*. Salurday. college tin* fall, ami went to Kala­ James Rathbuni of Cliarlolle isi mazoo Tuesday In arrange for. her |H>ardpig place;Dan Lewi* and falnily -peuf ov Mr. ami Mrs. George Hooper and Hundiiy with an iiiirb* in I'.aM-ad*' ■hitdren of Miniphi*. Jeiin- who iave been spending the summer Milo DeVrie- spent Sunday amt Ghn*. E. Strirnhi'ck, of Hallimore und Mr* Lena B. Tindall, of tbi* city, were uniied in marriage I* R6v. J. T Hillted. of Grand Rapid*, Mr*. Arthur Renner of llaslingA iow<i«hip wa* operated upon in Rultetw-ortli Im.pilal 1>v Dr. Webb, a*.-islriT>b>- Dr.'C. P. Lathrop, of Hn*lmg*. Fri'lay. - The *cini-anniial meeting of the town township* Is Io be held today nt llm horn** of Mr. ami Mrs. Orrin Barrett, of Deikm. fore Rev. Ilrpady will attend the Michigan conference, which will be held in Muskegon next week. Hi* *>-ltnon Sunday evening will lie his where I hey enjoyed an miling. Kellar Stem nml family. nml/r> In. the big I'irdmi dam tdioxr N>-v avao Saturday. ryUtriimg Monday Mr.*, Ikmabl XunZib- ami Philip ‘ relUriied •Imre .... ............ ,Julia i>ooa|vear. Mr. ami Mr-. M W Birks and Mr. tmd Mrs Gould loft Monday for hr. Webb. n*-i*|id by Hr. Lath­ Belding to visit t lie fonm-r's son rop |ierfornmd an operation in the Butterworth Hospital, for Arthur Benner. . Philip T. lidgrove went k .lurkson. Weune.-ihiy. Io speak licl'i’Sv Hie Jat-k-m* roiinly republican ceii- It is expected there will be a large attendance at the Barry Co. Fair this yegr Barry Cuiinly Y. M. (k A., is great­ ly pleased wilh the reports of the |li<iy.* engaging in the corn contest. The rcMilt.* of their liibor* will be exhibited al llm annual farmer*' institute* in Jamiary. 'I'lie Ini-ge fruit mid melon "crop* of Yankee Springs are attract Ing u great deal of ntleiitmn. The big orchard is yielding excellently mid many oilier fni\l-gniwvrs ^ho hnvc trimmed and *|>rayed their orchthe Arch . Wi.th our stock complete in every detail and tiie greatest variety of styles in stioes for $ Men, Women,. Boys and Girls You will find it an easy matter to be satisfactorily suited here. The range covers every sort of shoe imaginable and whether your tastes run to extreme novelties or the plainer styles, you will find just what you want in the size you require to give comfort and satisfaction. Every worthy leather is represented in the gathering —leathers you can confidently depend upon to give you goud service at all times. , iiiNlaliiiiK and repairing fill­ 's. Ilf i- rumimg a few ad-, in HANNER irllmu hIh'iiI llie fur­ ’s .iiul iiImxiI hi* ability Io uiaki dab-. ’ Mr. ami Mr*. Luc ml uncle in ImwvJI*. Sunday. Roland Mci'.reeiy 1»A Jheir guests for the week's end Mr. and Mr*. Lynn Spath. Mr. S. Sunday. Wiley, of H.dlle Preekr Mrs. || II. Mr-. Timina* Sullivan and daugh­ ter Ellen were in Grand Rapid*. Howvji and Kalharyn Peniiinvlon of Lnniliert. Mis*. ; iSumluy. Donald l>. Smith, who had been Ijpixiitg visited friend* last week. Mis*-Goldie Benham is sper.ililia part of the wve|i with relative- in in- iii>iii<-. Mr. ami Mi*. Ala1 larger have re­ Solllh Hasting-. •Mr. an,| Mrs. Royal Myers visit­ turned to.theii home in Potterville a nmlilh'* visit with Mr. and ed friend* in Grand Rapid* Thurs­ alter Mr«. .InIm Francisco. Mr. Frmici*day ami Friday. in-iiiiik (Inin honm in Ills molornml daughter. Dorothy. spent Sun­ Mrs. H II. Hm day al Ij>ng Lake. iss Hazel and * Mr; and Mr*. ’Lucien Willi.-on urdoii. of Haith, spent Sunday and Monday with hi* •nilmn. of Cliirauu. were guests of mol her in Assyria. ’ r. ami Mrs. J. T. Iminli.-iid >•«?*Miss 'Beatrife.Parker left, Monday to' begin her work as teachdr in terday. Mi- Huth F. Wei-erl i.•turned Middle! ille -ellool*. • mi Tue.Mlay from a visit with rela­ ■ Mr.*. Taylor, of l.e Sueur. Minn­ m Philadelphia ami Atlantic is a guest nt her daughter's. Mr. and tive.* City. She wa* accompanied by tier Mr». laHin Bauer's. Mr*. Mamie Tfaiyinuhm. TsX Hehl* r.nusiii. Mi*->. Elsi** Gelii’t. of Phila-, ' frig..spent « few day* Hie past week delidiia. Mr. ami Mrs. J.VL. Reed werc'in visiting friend- here. Rev. II. H. VanAUken. of Char­ Detroit over Sunday, visiting Mr. lotte wa* in fia-lmg*. Friday, and mifl Mrs. I lios. Dudley mid other Mend*. They expert Mr. mid Mi*. greeted friend* here. ; Mark Ru—idl from California Fri­ day to -pend several day*. Mis* Frances Burch reiui'nml oil Monday io Chicago to begin her Mr. and Mrs. Chirrmsecond year s slmly in the. Ameri­ visited Mr. and Mr.-. Ci can Conservatory of Music. Chicago. Saturday and Sunday. William Beebe, of Hillsdale, spent Mrs. Minnie Nolde* -pent Sunday, ’ mid .Monday with Imr son In. W. Sunday and Monduj ‘ Noldes, of.Grand L>*l«e. Thoruuppic, Monday. Mm. Herbert Eaton and daughler Bruce Eggleston and son C-mrad. KAIherinv. of Hallum>re. spent Sun­ of Colfeyville. Kmisa*. also unothei day with Mrs. A. Myers. Mr. aiftf Mr*. Clarence ImPlunla. lirolher’(com lietTuil and a sister of Grand Rapid*. were the gue.-l* of from Iowa. Mrs. Harriet Hart, also daughter Mrs. Z.elia Ha-lingx friend* Monday. While Pigeon. Midi.. Potter Smith, of Plainwell, spent from Thursday till Saturday with ..... _... . lit 'Ir I Mr-. Jolin Eggleston 101*1 Week. Mr. mid Mrs. G. W. Roger* look Itladr little granddaughter t« her home in Toledo. Saiurd.iy. LOCAL NEWS Mis* Mae Wil.Mliixof lielroit. was, the guest of.her lirolher tiriirge ami; ;fatmty Sunday and Mmvhv. ’ Mr. and Mr*. Anthony Both, mid, Mp. and Mr*. H. T. Wilson motored In’Grund Rapid* Monday. • Mr*. Georgt- G. Nirhols, Of SI.i l.'iiii-. i- Hie guest "f I,..r profiler. Gisurge.Newloii nml family. Mrs. Martin linvejl of Imlndt wa'sl the gm-l of her fattier Luke Wat-, ers fur the pari two week-. Fall Footwear Si Fair Folks ‘letdinx* a camera belonging, < MeNauiHiimi. «>f Thornap- 'We Welcome You at the Barry County Fair” O------ nu.iii’: Ironside Shoe Company Masonic Temple Building Phone 176 Hastings, Michigan Sept. 15-16-17 railway .__. ... ... Monday imfUHtf. ..ihp tirri train from Hie mini rvarfrtitg.Hasting* on Hiuidny. util -eetiun of Hit’ i'o.id-hi'd between Kalaina/*«> and llichlmnl Jum-ilmi wa* a difficult one. Nine bridges between East Cimper and the June- -. Large quantities of freight ■mutilated al Her station* during ■ suspension nf train service. file celebrated bull ease of A—■ TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY TOWE INVITE THE PUBLIC of Hastings and OT vicinity to attend our Fall Opening. This wonderfully ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY surpasses any previous Fall Display we have ever held. The styles were nevermore beautiful than they are this fall. Every new material and fabric is here in lavish assortment. Nor will you-have to ■ pay prohibitive prices in order to be correctly at­ tired.’ We arc opening the season with prices low­ er in every department than any previous season. ON TUESDAY WE WILL PRESENT OUR CUSTOMERS VISITING THIS STORE WITH A NICE SOUVENIR. .Mr. and mV*. S. I). Block -l.etll Siimi.iv al I4n*ing. returning Mon•My. .trc*>iim.-uiii*d by Mr. amt Mrs v ■ Mr. mid Mrs. M. H. Burton, wli. have been impending th** sunmim here returned Frida? to tlieii h.,me In East Lansing. Joseph Little of Chicago, who ha* bqyn the gu-*t of Mr*.John H.Mf" । for several day* rriunmd to bihoim*ii> Chicago. Monday. Mt*, tktrah Fisher ami Mr*. Luk*Smith of Eaton llapids w<-u! Io 'Pnilwatwr. Monday where the'- will Np-ud the week violins>•-. Mi»» Olive Lathrop left for Lansinu Thur-«lay. !<• resUttlo her posl। ffi the state Ltbruiv She reI* refused a posilmo in the library at WA-htngli-jtepi lli<*. tmail lull hl We want people to know what we carry in Coats, Suits, Skirts, Dresses, -Blankets, Furs, Rugs, Curtains, Dress Goods, Linens, White Goods, "Munsing” and "Carter Underwear, Men's Furnishings, etc. WE CORDIALLY INVITE EVERYBODY nfed on pj the*Buttervviirlli Ibi-pil;d. Thursday, by De. Webb. a**i*l• d by Dr. Lathrop. . ■ Mi. and Mr-. M. W. lin k* intend to ntuO* within a few week- to Belding, wivie llieiii Min. WHfonf .Hick*. i« ; u editor of- the Belding Hastings’ Most Up To Date Store b.wniy day Up- fraud was deloctnl. j Liv* Poultry^in N«w York City- ; 1 »r. G. Wilkie Shipman wa* arri-ted Wednesday limi-iiiiig when try ton n. Each year fbr several yoare ■ he arrived in towq iiitoxicat>*d -mi past aa average of >1040 permit* la lie east-bound pu«*eiiavr train. liatied to Individual* to keep live | Hr w,H jailed ’ by brputj -fieri if Ltebty. Mini, eontlseulrd a quart iWUl-sut whiskey, a pint but|h- and Frandsen & Keefer Headquarters for Standard Merchandise at Lowest Possible Prices �THE HAfiTHNGB BANNER SLPTEMBEH 1(j,1911. * FACE THUER THE, SECRET . The Secret of heating your home for less money—with less trouble—more comfort—and less dirt is found in burning Genuine Gas Coke and burning it the The Right Way. There is really only one fundamental principle to be remembered to get the greatest good out of Genuine Gas Coke and that is—big volume of fire under very little draft. If you will fill the fire pot, of your furnace full of Genuine Gas Coke and as far as possible operate your furnace as shown in the above diagram, you will find that Genuine Gas Coke will prove the most economical and satisfactory fuel you ever burned. Keep the drafts in the ash door closed—keep the air-check in damper pipe open—keep two inches of ashes on the grate bars—do not allow ashes to pile up in the ash pit. That’s all there is teftt, anybody can heat their hpuse properly and cheaply if these simple directions are followed and genuine gas coke is the fuel used. * THE SAVING With Hard Coal at $8.00 per Ton And, yes, Genuine Gas Goke and hard coal. It’s all in remembering the Secret of— Genuine Gas Coke $6.00 per Ton . (September Price) ------------- ------------------------------ There’s a Saving to You of $2.00 per Ton / / will go as far as Big Fire’ Little Draft- Remember, you get twice the volume of fuel for less rfioney per ton and Genuine Gas Goke contains more heat units than coal. THE CONVENIENCE The convenience of burning Genuine Gas Coke is found in the quickness with which it responds to draft (gets the whole house heated before a coal fire is hardly under way)—the ease with which it is handled (only half as heavy as coal). And in the cleanliness in the cel­ lar and throughout the house (all the dirt, dust and soot have been removed at the gas works). ■ Genuine Gas Coke is the pure carbon that remains after the gas, tar, smoke and soot have been removed from the highest grade of soft coal. It therefore gives off no odors or soot and is clean to handle. Everyone who knows the secret, the saving, and the convenience, of Genuine Gas Coke will burn it this Winter. . ■ . It is surely worth a trial to find out—and if Genuine Gas Coke fails in any way to fill.your expections the Gas Company will send a demonstrator to your home to show you how to get the best results. EVERY GOOD FUEL DEALER IN HASTINGS SELLS GENUINE GAS COKE �THE MAHER BUSINESS Mr». William McArthur arrived home Saturday from a week’s visit with bnr son. Ed. near Remus. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mrllmicy spent I last week visiting frit-mis al Bucyrlu. Ohio. After being without train service since last week Monday, on account nf (Im washout at Kalamaxoo. trains began running again Monday on M'heduto time. It seemed like be­ ing cut off from Hie rest of the world without trains-for n week;Al­ though wo received part of litmail by nulo from Hastings and Woodbury every day. Mr. and Mrs. John Ritchie who recently sold their barber business in Middleville.are making Hie lat­ ter’s parents. .Mr. amt Mrs. J. J. England. mi extended visit. Mr. Ritchie contemplates locating ni UNIVERSITY OF KALAMAZOO School Where Students Pahl For All Public Work They Do. The students of Maher s Business University of Kalamazoo, are doing a very pleasing line of work. They are getting paid for much of tho business exorcise they Ar- doing, •pii,School is called upon to do a great deal of public work, sui'h ns writing -and .addressing letters, folding, stamping, tilling, sending staU-mejjts. doing neostyle work, clc. for which a reasonable rate is charged ami this work is dope by the students and they nre required to do the work correctly and am paid whnl limy earn for doing tlm work. Mr. Maher says this plan Frvd Jordan is giviuff bis Imine a lias been a groat factor in teaching p.-nural overhauling. converting »! accuracy and responsibHily .to the into a coxy and couvcni<nl farm sludenlv who attend the University. dwelling- lule advance in lhe price of grain icausing many farmers Io a.'JI. A. H. Humsou and family tiro eii-l tertgiumg his mother of Toledo. Ohio.Tor a couple of week-. Mr.mid .Mrs. J. F. Hoffer are en­ tertaining for a few days, a cousin from Pennsylvania, whom they have not seen for many yeerr. . Hue. II. II. Atchison filled the pul­ pit at the U. B. church Sunday eve­ ning. and was listened Io 1>y a very la ii«* eongrogalion. Miss Nina Chappell of Nashville, called on acquaintances iu the \tl- Fashion’s Latest Ideas in Suits, Coats, Skirts, Dresses and Hats We offer you now the very newest and most dependable fashions for fall and winter in Ladies and Misses' Ready-To-Wear,—fashions that are interesting and up to the minute in every detail. We have put just as much thought and attention on the question of value as we have on style. Jhe Prices of Our Radies' and Misses’ Suits There arc suits at $5.00. 7.50. 10.00. 12.50. 15.00. 17.50. 19.75. 21.75 and $24.75 Try and examine them ai early as you can Smart Styles in Separate Coats al priwa Ibat please peraona who demand (ood values. prove it to be the place to buy. Splendid values at These Coats alone mark this as “The Smart Style Shop,” and the prices $10.00. 12.50. 15.00. up to $27.50 It is to your interest to sec these coats and make your reservations early. /fewest Style Dresses to $16.50 Will surely please you. There is but one of each style and color, although we show you many different ones, so you better come at onoc. fandsome ifovelty Skirts . No wardrobe can possibly be complete without one or more of such artistic new skirts as wc arc showing you now. Wc show the very new accordian plaited, the Roman styles and the tunics. Special values from-------- ------- 9 QO fo She beautiful fats We arc showing have been carefully selected from the best known millinery houses, and wc know the styles to *9/\/T $r\ an be the most approved of the season. Our prices will surely appeal to youIU 0 (,OV In Inlking with a BANNER r>*p-i re«4uilntive Mr. Maher said that there was a greater demand f«»r lheir gruduales lhan they could For values you’ll expect to pay more money'for. Dress (foods. Silks. Ribbons. J^aces. Srimmings and SIU Dress Accessories will be found here. Mabel Sheldon; the lieemet. eehotd. Miss Grace Sheldon. Web­ ster Haslinus will leach in Assyria: Albert Hauer again at Helton, mak­ ing hb foriilh year llit're. Mi-.Myrtle Ca-toi-l will teach near Fgitmi Rapids; Levi" H-mcs nt Fireport: Marguerite Slinchrombat Shultz: Joe Ijthicheninl' the Fisher ".luwil; Arkm Burkle the Haffner Helmut al Caalelon GchRt; Vera Woodard the Martin school mid Mis* Velma Ben­ son will lertch in one of the ward schools in Bailie Creek. These Aralu«> must be seen to be realized. arc absolutely rcmarkaWn. daughter. .Meh a and Mrs. Ford Annul of Buttle Creek.- sidled Mr. and Mrs. A. W. I lill.'iiluick. Monday. Mr. and Mr*. Will Carter'<>f Mar­ ine City, and Mrs. Charh— Sackett of Brand l.edg<-. an- visiting the A. W. IMIIenbark and Phillip S-hray families this week. Bien Fuller and'family are en­ joying a new He .ill nin-n — i i”. i.u.'.m- ■ . ........... gaii Iasi week Monday, the rosl tills wtH-k. with the following leaehers, outside of the village high school reported last week: Mrs Gh-n Heusinore in I lie Smith Jordan; Mis* Bulb Jordan in the North Jor­ dan; Miss l*'ra Mohler in the Su­ per disfrii l: Miss Lei ha Asplnall in llm lax- school; Miss Elsie Holmes in the Myras school; Kilpatrick M-hool (frliu Yank: Warnorville rrhool. Miss Florence King; fuma­ rin- school. Mu*. Myras; Holmes special Style Exhibit Purin9 All lhe newest things. Large assortments and modest prices. Come in and let us show you. IHCREASEO ENROLLMENT IH HASTIHBS SCHOOLS Tolul Number on Wediir-MlKv Murn-1 Ing' IVun l.WG. of Wliain 317 I Are in High School. . Tin- ril’y schools have a thrifty. iiiiiiiral.gHiwliit according 'to enii'lhie-iil ."tali."lic." available on Wi-dimiwlay*.. The total number of hludenl" in all departments Is l.lMi. Last year lhe lolul enrollment lhe last td September U»k I.UikL More Exceptional (grocery Specials for friday and Saturday Bob White (white) Laundry Soap. 7 bars for 25c. Grand Rapida Famous Lily White Flour per 25 lb. doth sack 79c. Uuaker Corn Flakes, 10c pkg., i for ... 25C Pork 4 Beans, tomatoes (urge Chic Salmon, future price 18c, buy now per can .... ■ |C Jello or TrvphoMA, nil pure fruit flavors, 10c pkg. TffP 3 for .................................. f-,';,,i2c.. . . . . . . . . joc llt-nkcr.s New Puncakn Flour, py sack ....... Straw berries. Cherries, Pine­ apples. canned in heavy (An syrup, per can .................... Ivli I'.xIi-ji Choice Pink Gallium, per run .... Faury Nuval Orungcs, large Juicy fruit per Tin doicu ...................................... Silver Grow Tea. faiesl flav­ ored. mirulon-d Japnn TTn 54 lb. pkg for.................... Auto Brand Tea, extra fancy Gilman Eurly Switt June «An Chipped Beef, 18c glass uneolomd, Japan 14 lb. 1 QfJ Pens, 12Me can for........... tumblers, each ....... package, each 1 zu Thf cla*-* ••nrollttuml in (ho high Ji.Mil follows: Vlh grade. 95; ItMli.l fluid. .... tllh grade. 101; 12th Total. 317. Tin* number! .......... . .ideal aludenls is Bit, al EQMONOS BROTHERS EXTEND slight increase over lost year’s a<WELCOME TO FAIR VISITORS leiidati. .-. There are about 20 more local Mudunls in the high school I than hi't year. The.junior class is Burry County Mm and Have Bull1 remarkably large, due |o the fact up (hie of (In- Most Thrifty Ele(hal nonro of the nun-resident* stu­ dent" attend the yth and loth grade valor Busincsvscs in Slate. Edmond" Brothorfc are exlcmliiig in foevndary schools before coming u hearty Welcome U> all vi-ilm- I" the Burry county fail" rn lheir spec­ ial udv. mi page 17 of tliv BANNER, Both Imnt :n7-Bwf> emud^Wl htriiding. KimlergarfT'n. U»; '■ '■ —' . . ■ . ■a _ THE BREEDING OF LIVE STOCfc STOCK >i Ikimlmy wa< (he center of lhe rc- l.ouisiatiD. Massuchuselb, Moninitn, 77Sr,rli;;'':,IiS,l^!^"^HTHREEAPI,ROAOHEHO SPECIAL BROCERTIARGAIHS /■ ous of Eston county's foremost la- \ ceuL linundal picnic u> India. North (kirulimi. Oklahoma and t'.ouilty Nomwil, 21, Totals, I.UBI. ! CITY TO BE IMPROVED! AT JAY MEAD’S HEXT WEEK duitriea. • -- — • —' and Individ­ Netherlands. India, in HH.'l pn»- Washington. Many fine herds The ^ logical survey has esliiiiaTual specimens uf 0ms stock aro owned 1duced 1,503,1160 (mis of pel roleum. Springllcld Mo., han in MuiyBoyd iu the county and will t>c shown at tho fd Hie available waler |Miwer in Ilia 'ABOUT 30 CAHOIOATES lo Gradr <nd G„„| simi. iru. I Offering 100 Pounds of Best H. A E. Eaton County Fair lilts year. These ia teacher wlnr has taugiil steadily Unibul Slates from 3GJMMUM10 Io GtkWEIOKGEHANT & RIEDE Sugar For 16.75 With Grocery years and is still-in tlm■ .AXMMNi h<>r-epow<w. not including departments arc growing each year. lifty-one 1 REPORT FOR FOOT BALLI City Limits East. Norlhcosl FIHAL CLEARAHCE SALE Order. . | IhV power thal could be couaerveil The breedera themselves are the onM ‘ and Northwest. The (aching of home ermiomiusj by resen^m. Jay Mead, the East Bide Grocer. to make the stock departments tho With coimpendafih' eut«rpftsethe1 is always puUulk off some kind of best feature of tiw Fair. Tha manage- 'is now required by law m-the etcGoal totals 33 per cent of all miii, Practise ami Good Eleven Will Be menlary schools of hidiaiuoNunXi. orals dug. membera of the city council have ’ mi antunishiug merohandise stunt. niont can only give you Kha opportuni1 Formed Under Direction of r Sturt Sale Next Salunluy, decided Io improve one more ap­ This time It’s a few apMlala in 8T<»- ly. They hnvp conalatenUy retnaed Uuuvh llogrrs. ■ Srptriuber 12. proach—Hie one leading from the• eerie" and-a “whirlwind offer on to pay bonuses for outside herds. Ev­ end of Michigan avenue toward bust H. A E. HUgar, ery dollar In premiums to open to com­ Jay has built up n tremendous petition. Ontaldo herds must have the : Io Grant II. Olis A <;*>.. have an­ Bj.iL ball eleven in tlx- ipcal high Andrus' Corners—in addition to tlvj■ nounced in lheir advert ising I his 7-chpol is mnre than good. About 30 [two mentioned last week. This1 grocery trade in tho East side and quality It they take the money. Eaton Week a iltial clearance ".ilo of the vandukil*'* have reported for pruc- work will begin at lhe city Ihnifa1 keeps his nulomW coining all lli<Il will be.’ time by offering them some!mpg county has the pretfilum an Ims Is with "lock they liouglil from Olis A Co? tiv uiid-r Coach Turn Hogers. and, dear tlm Grow farm. which to keep this money tn the copn-1 Thu Block fniiu Hie store al llrmiv I lie young men are wvll-plea»ed nicely graded and gravelled and will1 novel anil giving them bas lH-'-n brougiil flown li' ic.aml with ilo- rudrtuciils of the Woi-k. form a corttlnualion of the afale re­• gams. Hee his adv. in the BANNER ty. It Is'up to you, Mr. Block Breeder! j ward road which tho township in­’ this week. Bring your herds aud animal* to Char­ Curtis Bollum' will be captain of ' will be included in tlld articles «Ifernd.. ■ / Hie h am ihi>> i»ca."on. A game has tends to build. , , ,, lotto. Kept. 2ft. 30 and Get 1 aud 2 Beginning at a point east of the . Unique Announcement Party. It will pay you Io read tB,,ir already been booked with Grand to help to make the Fair. Mance farm on East Blate alreeL IjsL evening Mr». J- T. 'Lombard Rapids I tiion high on October H. The place to buy your supply of nice fresh There i" "plenty td good, malerial and al lhe top of lhe hill beyond gave an announcement party to 2<> GOVERNOR FERRIS TO BE GUEST . meats is at our shop. for a (vain in the high kcIiikiI. The tlm old Calholic ccmelery. the east­ lady friends, lhe gue*‘ ‘if ’»onor YOUHGEST SOLDIER IH ward nml northwestern approaches ing Miks Ida Mora, and wtow •«OF HONOR OF BROTHERHOOD Io lh<‘ city will also be graded and gagemenl lb Mr. Albert J. \ odder Four Deliveries Daily by COUNTY IS SURI gravelled. City Engineer Tobias , wai| ivon 4u waa „ given iu thia thia' unique unique. maunerv General Delivery j........ ■__ in si., riMitl will surpenibo lhe work. Tho good|I | hP boration.Hie rlmitiir wmt At Its Opening Mceliug To Be Held street work , necessary m • were pink. Under the electric light F. M. CruigS C.liildrm mid GhukI- A. E. BASSETT & COMPANY i." something immense, but the c»>' ,hamiulier was a paper bag from Monday Ex ruing October rluldrvn Belli Cclebnitc Ills . ' Wejtandle Five Different Brands of OLEOTELL MERITS OF MAXWELL fatlmra uiv show ing excellent judg- |w|1|c|| pink rthbon • mrtcnd«l «<• Niiiclectilh. l.'.lh AlirGiduy. mini in making Hie cnlraucea rop-ack plate. When ’thia bug was cut. MARGERINE. F. M. Grtiig. of this city, who Ini" thia city inylWBg. | ,.HPh lady pulled a ribbon, and Hu nThe ilrsl hireling of lhe Metho-J lhe disiiiiclimi of liei.ng one of Hie Have Secured Agency For Entire | came In her u “heart’' on pnp aide disl Brotherlumfl wil) hike place Utt ytuuMvsl ineirwhu fought in lhe roBurry Goimly Territory . of which was written the names, or Monday uvuning.' October 19. lhe A Cash Market, But Prices Will Suit You. Ih-Huhi. was pleasantly rtupri.'-->l on Making Thornapple Uruinugc Map. Miss More ami Mr. Vcddor. and Tin gtiK"t of hmior will ■ he Governor Muvvvcll Sells Stqmtf. T; lit» <K4b birthday ml Suturday when Stilt* Hiffiiwav Commissioner Hm other was a picture of a caL Woodbridge N. Ferris, who will Tile A. E. Bussell A Co. linn, of Rutters has notilled County Drain!Thus llm “cat. uas out of the bag. Just Phone' To Ua^293. Ida Iw« daughters, his son apd 12 give an address, which of eourse giuudrliildreu gutlu*red-ul his home. Nadiville, are Vuslmig, a warm will be non-polilical. Guv. Ferris All eiilvyed an excellent dinner, and campaign oil 'the new (PI5 Maxwell llm .state highway departmeiil served. Mrs. Uood caUrinh_ is no stranger in Hustings um all had un enjoyable time. Mr. Uraig molar car. They have secured lhe Market Open Sund&ya fri* 1 Ws3° *• *• ~ ■ “ '. . ' tho members will be glad to hear w«* eumphilcly Burprismi. His agnttcy for the entire toutily and makes a decision concerning ln<? H i* planned Io have Gov. t^rd of rimnkwWc wusli ro A*' him. uuur.uui of ,,, expciisU to be borne by children ar«: Mrs. Jon Sage. .Mrs. urn sellhig 'cars . alsmi ns fust a# amouiils •> ■ . , iinfl lKent -. ... rountb-s for ............... . most sincere lhanks press our (hanks Io to Eberhart and Ex-Gov. Osborn laIonia Miry can gel llnin. Hhe Maxwell is Barry. liourac Miiriilo.flml Gl>du Cruiy. Rev. Brooks, the choir <d Bowling, .the proposed lutite Thornuople tor' Mr. I laig enli.-ted al lie- .tue of ! । a convarativeiy new ear m this the cfimraac" of tin- 1*0*1 ‘"fd the yngrs in Cum|H»ny 1>. Nimdy-A-v - seclinn but it i* fust becoming a Grain, H will be necessary for turn neighlxirs ami friepcU and all who .-nib Ohio infantry ami served m popular cur. selling al fcJtG.UO. The l<> have a map of lhe drainage basin flowers and tutaisled on during Hhondan’s campaigns IbniUk’li Hie e< itii|>uiiy I hi v<> a hull page adv. in "bowing llii<>' kinds of bunvflta— aunt At NlxtMD * romantic girl expect* to lands dircully bunciltted. I?nds par­ our bereavement in Ihn lo«s «f‘«ur sfnmamloah Valley in IWti. He bus llm BANNER ! his'week. marry a priuca who will drink wine tially benelilled and lands-' slightly loved father aud Brand fa Imr. item a rvsidenl of Barry county :» Mr. and Mrs. Will Phillips from her slipper; ten years later ahe Jefferson St Hastings, Michigan Mr. llirdsall ami Sur­ ■ Tliisf summer Ih'ere will be three bcnelllted. >-r‘ _____________ ___ ami family. dups upvraiims Uulwueu Euiuuuund veyor George Burgess arc doing the Mix George Phillip*: J to uslilAWled America, each more than (MM) wet in work, which will require bcvvrul Jilt Ida Arnold.—Adv. weeks. length. New Canned Goods Arriving Daily. Lay in Your Winter’s Supply Now. inJeickgenant St Riede Phone 30 - department Store fastings. Mich. Fresh Meats GEO. W. SMITH, Sr. �THE HAffTINCfi BANKER. SEPTEMBER 1Q. 1311. PAGE FIVE DOESN’T REDUT HER El PERIENCtS IN EUROPE Mr. Man To-day is the best day to buy your'F^LL SUIT or OVERCOAT. A big selection in a variety of the newest models and, fabrics made by “THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER” make buying here easy. Come in and see tile new models, try them on, look them over and tell us what you think about them. You will not be urged to buy. NEW FALL SWEATERS, NEW FALL MACK­ INAWS, NEW FALL HATS AND CAPS. Morrill, Lambie & Company Hastings, Michigan One Price Clothiers 'WOULD MI MI DANCE K. P. ARMORY During Fair Week Troxel’s Orchestra TREES ALONG ROH CALHOUN CO. ORGANIZATION'S M A.NI THEM ALONG NEW .. W. C. T. U. Mothrre’ Meet’ HIGHWAYS Ing mid Hally Bay . The Wonuuijt Christian Temper­ ance'Union will meet at the Bap­ tist church. Tuesday afternoon^ RECEIPTS FOR FRUIT TO PAY s-pi. truli al 2:110. Tin* is Io lie a FOR UP-KEEP OF ROADS ‘■Hally Bay" and every member. Rew ami old is earnestly urged In be TJiis is al««» “Mothers present. Bay" with program in charge of Supmliurs Will Be Axkrtl lo Ap­ .Mrs. Ballou, local superintendent of mol hers work. Mr.-. Wilson, Hm i lirupriutc 81.ULW Aimuully Fur county supL will be present, and Fruit Tree I'iunLiuy. w- hope for a good attendance. and ■ The idun Iu plant fruit trees that each member will bring a ; along llm Ciillmuu county- mads friend. Progrant j built by lhe good mads Vummiosian Topic. “Th- Child In Bur Midst." j Is to be laid before Hie silpervisbrs Singing—t'Jeu'els," ! ul tin- (Jclpbcc e-hsioiL Tile * IbiTI <uall-"Childrens Hayings.” (following p-lition is Iwing ctrculutInstrumental Music. |cd. mid will be ilk-d wilh lhe supStory, "One Mother's Way." ervison*. Paper. “ Some Need.* of the Hour." “Wc llm undenigued resident# —— «f Calhoun county respectfully pc- .Mrs. (Sail .Meyers. Vocal Solo. Mrs. Bells. ■■i i it ion mid ri'quesl. I hat the num of Heading. “Before the Child Slarls ■■■ 'fiMKi mi- ihouMind dollars Im — lu(>(>mprial-d and set \ aside i-ach to School." Music. year from llm gcimral (fund of lhe "M<»(lii’i> l'r<'>ib'iiK.“ — Round —-Icoimly and assigned to (he use of lhe county road commissioners for table talk.'cnndui ie.l by Mrs. |H,r«.Iliy Wilson, Co. Huwl. .MoLIpt'h De­ llm <-xpr-*s purpose of planting, partment. growth mid.cum <>t fruit beating Singing. ) trees uhmu Ih- highways uf Cal­ ,Jl- len Smith, Sec. houn county when- Male -reward roads have been built and.taken over by Hm counly mad coiumia- -NEW ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOP THE DEGREE OF LIFE PRESENT in any part of the body is CONTROLL­ ED by normal or abnor­ mal position of the verte­ brae of the spinal column, which means either Health or Disease Allow me to ADJUST the CAUSE, that NA­ TURE may restore you to HEALTH. M. W. Smith, D. C„ Chiropractor 5-8-7 New Hendershott Bldg. ♦ Cit. Phone 317 Try BANNER Job Dept. Its O K MAKES BIG SUCCESS IN THE BUSINESS WORLD * Mr. Louis K. Grouscl, just an ordinary every day boy, from Hastings, enrolled at the Michigan Business & Nor* mal College just a few years ago for tho intensified busi­ ness training offered. Mr. Greuscl is now General Man* agcr of the Central Electric Company at Battle Creek. HR SAYS: “Michigan Bualnasa and Normal College training put mt where I am today.” What Mr. Grcu&el has done, you can do. Our handsome new illustrated catalog is now ready for distribution. Write lor a copy today. The most remarkable O£&y payment plan ever offered by any institution of learn* tng is worth ydur consid cation. Fill particulars 01 application. C. J. ARGUBRIGHT PRESIDENT BATTLB ORKEK MIOHIQAN Store News InlrreMing Foreign Tour, Which W'kf Cut Short. Mrs. Flora B. Renkes and daughter. Miss Aimec. returned on Wodnrsday of laal week from a lour of Europe, which was cut abort by the outbreak of ihcAerribln war now in progress. Mra. Re tike* had a number of unpleas­ ant diniculties and wished many times that she wu al home, but1 ahe declares that aha does.not re­ gret her experieneoa. Mm. Henkes' lellera published in Ihn BANNER described her exper­ ience* in reaching Ixmdon where there was a great deal of excite­ ment. -Tho banka were dosed and il was intpoaaiblo for the party to cash money orders or lo have money changed. Al lhe Kavoy ho-, lei an agency was ealablishod to as­ sist travellers. Here Mrs. Henkes obtained enough money (o tide her over until she could Use her own. The party travelled to I.lvei'|»ool Where they boarded the liner “Marion," bound fur Philadelphia. The voyage was not os joyful as most trips across lhe ocean arc. There were four alxrtnch guns on the decks, and there was a captain and a squad of num lo serve tliem. The lights of lhe ship were ob­ scured at night in ohler to avoid lhe atleniun of German cruisers supposed lo- b- in th- Atlantic watching for shiim of lhe Allies. The “Marion" look a different course than that followed fn»in Liverpool to Cape Rare, and Hu­ Grand Banks. She steamed di­ rectly ac.ruM th.c Atlantic and (li-n turned soulhvvaid. keeping a course about 75 miles off lhe cya-t until Delaware Bay was safely reached one week ago Monday. Though th- war in Belgium bad begun before Mm. Henkes left lhe Continent, she saw nothing of the war except Hie interminable lines of Imops and troop trains. She *nw. too. in crossing th- Channel it large Heel of British war-ships paiiiled gray. Thejr crews ap­ peared impressed with lhe serious­ ness of th-ir mission, for lliey <lid not cheer, though tho ships sainted. From Pierson's ought to be of considerable interest to the people of Barry County this week. Next week begins the county fair and many will attend and while in Hastings Pierson’s will be a place of interest. Below are some of the things of interest. Shoppers will always find many bargains on our counters that are not listed in our ads. Call at Fair Time New Things to See Eden Cloth In all colors, suitable for dresses, waists and undergar-fl ments, the new wash flannel, per yard________________ Silks New Roman Stripe Silks one yard wide, Per yard______________________ Silk Poplins, gilt edge quality, 40 ip. wide, colors nigger brown, Copenhagen, Prussian blue, tan and 0^*1 1 Q black, Special price, per yard____ _______________ Corsets G. D. Corsets, all the newest shapes and materials. Lace Front1.x—’ $1.50 and Special Brocaded Corset__________ $2.00 Inspecting Post Ollier Sjltw. X S. McGregor, of the United Klal-s Treasury Department. is iu Hastings inspcrling the sites frou which Uncle Sam will make his Munition fm- Ih- new post olllro building, which was promised amnu lime ago. Mr McGregor's pre­ decessor wps in (own curly in the year aud inspn-lcd a muifber of places cmisldered suilable for (lie iiiiihliug. Mr. McGregor will looka( all of them. He will be, in Hastings until Friday. He is slop­ ping al I lie Hustings House and iuvHhh i-itH-ns lo confer With him Ilia Tanganyika railway. muss­ coiiceruing (he sites us liis inspec­ ing German East Africa, has been tion will be llnui. finished, it is 7UU miles long. O ft ft . Hand Bags Pri«dH“ehBaM,J“c’1 onc.“r“p.eir“L - 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 J. T. Pierson & Son “Where It Pays To Pay Cash" Tuo Good Bull Games Labor Italy.: Thf hall games brtw HASTINGS, MICHIGAN (.iiru <11 ibmik and iieiHlilMir LtiKl family. Monday ley, l.e«mnnl pitching for lhe GiiIm. afternoon gmm- inniii---- Hu- hottrM garnillrt* ditiim'iol. probably iu Ila-Fing-. h» under llm management ofTmnsid- Shoe Cnmpmiy it will Im tiperalod by Fred TarbYdl, an <-,\|lei;RAUH CONCERT IN CITY emed shoe- mukm who has had DAnU n1n5nl|7n.„ IrTrnunno years uclual work’. PARK SUNDAY AFTERNOON With this niodcrii electric equip-’ mcnl repair work can be don- very MrmlK’rs uf Iv'iien/el's Military Hand rapidly and with the skill of Hii* competent operator shoes repaired Lnirurnis. there look like new. . The Ironside flhue Company wilt be very pleased h» have Ih-ir many friend* and patrons call and see Hm new place of business. uniform Wnlrh for their adv. in next Week's BANNER. publii Hose Fulls lo Slop Fiohl. While one of (he young men of this city was walking home mm iivehitig lie met near Andrew Sever­ ance's residence ill the second ward a stranger who began calling him m*u|lhur name'. After uu ex-? (thange of i.'finipllnieiiLs. lhe men Canto’ lo blows. They went al each mlhrr tooth and nail. wh«;ii Mrs. Severance considered lip? ex­ hibition nyogetiicr unbecoming. Her remonsllnnce ma<Je no differ••tirc. they kepi «in lighting. Mrs. Severance*; seeing that her olllces qs peacemaker receivwU. utmul ns niucli nlteiHion a* does-lhe Hague peace Tribunal during Hie ureseul F.ui'ipcau^war. lurn-d the hose jil>mi.the coinbiilsHls, hul they foti^li^ on in spile ,,f (he stream until boll’ had enough. $1.25 Poplins BEING INSTALLED IN CITY liibiliott. Harry Baldwin aiKbiluu-ki . This peUUon is endorsed by rusxlution from lit- Battle attic Creek brock —--------Horticultural sneiely. ion* ILv3 am? th*Company , Have Lew1 Fruit Growers' association, and the rd Beekvvilh South Slurr On Chamb-r 'of Commerce of Battle ly. cauuhl Tx»lli game* f«» Jcltcnuui Street. il». Mcl'lic.i;“"» for Ih- Life “By lidding,lhe fruit tree ptnulFor sotlM Hm- past lhe Iroliside ing plan to th- road building work, Shim Company hnv- fell that the il would do much toward making p-iiplc of l|a»tmg- and Barry Coun­ Rurul Carriers' I’iriiir. this county haw ll^e must .bcuuli- ty would appreciate the advantages ftd highways in (he slate. Hint would Im afforded by having "'I‘li-.*e fruit. H-ecs planted, along within immediate. r-acli a slrirlly Ih- highway-, would not only pror r-llahie mid up-to-date vl-flrir t-i’l th- sides from eroafen. but in shoe repair shop vvh-re every:,parl [Villt-yrnrriers held th*,ii‘ .■M-mi-ahnual meeting m ih- form-of u tueIh- Kumynor lime .would add a most welcome shade, prospect of benuly it appears jn-l a.- well a- whim A Util! and a s-nsV of living companion­ new and in accordance ' with that ship. This plan was suggested by belief have leased lhe’ smith 'Store Hie late C. W. Post as jl mean.-j of nf tlie new Beckwith building on not only beautifying the highway, south JelTersmi >lr--t and ar- in­ bill til Hi- same June producing a stalling on- »d Hi- most complete revenue bjw.irds lhe upkeep <jf Hie and model'll electric repair machin­ Iliad, ns lhe fruit'trees would soon ery equipments Ihiit money can fruit and al Um sum- lime would l»- th- means of fuinishiug fruit at a very small coal lo.the wagc-ourn^ cis Jn Un's country. “In several rounlri-s of J’Juropo it is h’urtied I hat every fow miles of highway was a repair man in charge of lhe road all the year, who. b-sid-s keeping lhe road in repair, lakes llu- care of Hie tree* and sal- of the fruit along thniadvvuy. “As the Callipun rt'hiity road system is lo b- extended y-aY bv y-or.jlm b-giimlug of lhe fruit H-p rdaiiiing should commence and continue- wilh Hie mad building work and in a very few years the highway will produce a sufllrieut revenue Ihal will do much toward guild mads in this county beside leducim.’ Hm high -orit of riving and i< uircTi ii<-«-ded Indp-to |H- d-serving wage enmem of this county." You Are Welcome Mairli Miller Milter The Mill in. Hi- I’.T.-t Blu- Ihmube Waliz . ...... '....Julian Klrnuss1 The Lillie Finch. - F. Kling Chiriiml Solo. W. H. Kumuel Our Country MarchIf. Siii-g-nl AlIvri’H'ed Letter*. Mr. Leo Haskin. Mr. < John Slmllz. .Mr. i,c|er Liudall. Mr. 1.. C. Wiiidou-. Mr. .1. Ilaynmiid. Mr. Isa L. Fuijis. Mr*. .Mary llosenhurg. .Mrs. Aniurrilu Young. Miss Vein King, Miss Euuna .Madden. Specials For FRIDAY and SATURDAY FRANDSEfH KEEFER’S Raady-to-hang 3-piece Curtains at 98c Large 11-4 double Blankets, gray and tan, 98c Eitra value 27-In. Outing Flannel, at only 8c All wool Brass Serge (Jamestown) - 48c Young Ladles' Winter and Fall Coats $10.00 Ladles' Top Skirts, $5.00 values, some made from vol), serge and wool ratinee, $2.98 Special Wool Sweater Coats for Men and Women in blue, red and gray, at only $1.00 Large Pillow Muffs In black and brown, $5.00 Close out In Goats and Sults, at only $5.00 Fall weight Underwear for Ladies and Men, 25c Flannel Night Gowns at 50c, 65c, 85c, $1 Men's Work Shirts, dark and light - 39c Men's 25c and 35c Suspenders, only 19c Men's Overalls, 7 wIM bibs - 39c Silk Petticoats, In colored, at only $1.98 Large rolls of Cotton Batten, at - - 10c �pun: THE HASTINHH IIINNER, SEFlK,MBHR 10. 1DH. hix THE CHURCHES | U«-(Ii«mII*1 EpKcopal Churehr' Rri, RumwII II. Brrmfy, Pmdor. suliMTiutionA will not ai-cumulntv. some time ngn the rural leUer-carriers id Hasting* offered a Ma ml- follnwiug I though Illinumber of eiiitroli. for every mile of goml road built lamin; w ithin a certain. radius of Hastings.I fh’veral of them will he willing (o' repent lheir -ub'criptions. I ain| sure, if Mime one will start thisi ling IH.t»> II. in. Sunday School. 11-on a. in. Holy Communion. C. Kelctiam. fender. Presbyterian < liiireli. llnurTcr Grl|i*b.v. Hlnisler. menls-ln build it mile of Irunk-tim*. highway from the -o.ulh/ily limit* lo a [Mint not far fronrwthe 'Star ochisd, and another mile from lhe of the' churrb will naw. Bi-li.-u William Bun Buffalo will preside at both pipe al lite <Jiimh Don’t go to the trouble • of bringing your dinners and other meals with you—we • ARE PREPARED TO TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOU Extra help has been secured to accommodate the trade and a special effort will Ih* made, to give every ope a treat. . EAT WHERE EVERYBODY EATS. We have beert known as the most popular eating house in Barry County for several years. lllrnr. Htlle grading ncir-sary for either of these miles. Liberal tilhscripall WHY NOT HAVE CITY GOOD ROADS FUND? The nf cofninnnicanb mile northeast id the'eounty seal, and llmse for the hiilr south will he middleville Aaii" Star Bakery & Restaurant Quality Bake Shop Phone 381 Emmanuel Church. morning. WITH STATE REWARD Itrsliiciil StifHjeMji .Tluit City llasliniis lime Siamllnu Offer Im. 1n:.|o \. M.; Quimby iirlos of tin •I- .luammeiii.' .Iroil and will nti-tid Ho Grand En- .i'-..’ rampmeiil of the h. V. II. while! *L’ Vaiiilu Murphy i« the proud po*there. Mrs. Leroy Mead and daughters aoK.Mtr >>f u yew piano. puii*hn<<*>l of Grand Itapiit* parth**. Don Perkins and "wife have mov­ ed to Hastings, when* In- ha- a posi- Vinos lleach. of Woodburn. Ore­ Mr. and Mr-. William gon. an old resident of our town tor three sons of Ada were many years, is shaking hands with lheir mu'iu. I». \V. Joi friends.--and is the aue-t of' Howard lulled Brethren Church. niidil night. Friday e« fur all. morning lamed for dinner luilmr I ay, 'mi. Maynard and wife, of < Rapid*. the Mi*o** Van I l re.| Harlow. ■ II. A. Pierce nml family rolurmil div dormant. to fheir home in Kalama/,*’. Satur­ ’ “Il is lime that this rmnmimily day. after a wwk'* vi»it with hi» ere wa« provided with r>><ld^<»vec which em> and two' son*. I.Ayd nml Merle mother. Mr*. William A. Pierro. - IT IS SURPRISING How quickly you can create capital when you go about il in the proper way with Jctermintion. Money saved can always he spent — it is not gone and forgotten as is the money that spent as it contty A savings account brings satisfaction everyday in the year with interest added. Begin now with $l .00 and he ready for your opportunity when it comes. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FARMERS STATE BANK in Grand Rapids. Tuesday on bu-i-! ness. I know she is John Bristol left Monday mo^n-1 be expectwd. Born. to Mr. and All-. <>. fully Clark Kenyon. wiA|| will be brought hero Tm-day laRenioon and funeral will be hold at the M. E. church \Vedn<-s«Uv afternoon al. 2 o’cbwk'.- Burial in *>h liMlk : tin- family lot. She was th * moth­ ; er of Mrs. Albia Barrill. ■ Misses Ruth Lee and Gladys Gray trunk-line highway. •f Hatting* ami will <><• My Sliepliiyd." l-y Mi offertory. Young Hastings, Mich. WOULD NICELY COMBINE llastino* f'irSiiit. Richard E. Vo«t. pa-i< Tliiirwiay' —25c— While Attending the Fair limietl. "has decided to grade and gravid three of tlic’worst approach-1 intere led a fulr willing' to pay tcrworlh hospital. Grand Rapid*., Mrs. Earl she was uccoinpiinicd by Hr. A. L. were in Hr Taylor. Or. Richuni Smilh per- shopping, Master* and doil'iestic science. formed the operation. She r<-I w.- learn go. nr-’l Mr. ami Mrs. Byron Tinney turned home, Sunday .noon. mrom- | and'family. ............... — —-„ge. Wei Chicago were uue»ts nf C. M. Smith •have been spending six weeks wilh I-. the br.'s Mother.' and her many frienjls are plon-cd to] welcome them hack, this being their। and wifc/|ajl wgek. ?■ Thi.- is Ih'-I lifth son. l»r. B. C. Swift and family return­ ed Monday from Harlxir Springs Barry County’s Biggest Fair 10 Big Free Attractions—8 Big Side Shows The Finest Fair Barry County Ever Had—-Not a Dull Moment SEPTEMBER 15, 16, 17 and 18th Fair Open Wednesday and Thursday Nights 6000 feet of Moving Pictures and All Free Attractions Both Evenings Night Excursion on C. K. & S. R. R. on Thursday / So You Can .Attend Evening Fair Train Leaves Hastings Going North at 9:30 P. M. Shetland Pony Race Every Day The track is being put in splendid shape and the races will be interesting. Big Five Mile Motorcycle Race Open to Barry County riders—Friday Afternoon Midway a Carnival of Fun Merry-Go-Round Ferris Wheel Bowery Dance Shows Trains Leave Hastings Going South 10:45 P. M. Some of the Free Attractions Captain Webb’s Seals and Sea Lions— Most wonderful troupe of its kind in this country. , Lecompte and Pearl—Tango Dancers For class this act has no equal. Silas and Mandy— Button Busting Acrobatic Attraction The Streeter Trio—Virgil, Richard and Roy — Acrobatic and Trick Horse Act. Mann & Mann— Featuring Iron Jaw and Feats of Strenght. Leo Peiffer— Novelty Act of High Class. Some of the Shows The Fair Without a Disappointment • “We’ll yoke up Buck and Brindle and Who-haw-gee to the fair” Fat Boy Show—boy 7 yrs. old weighs 193 pounds. Five-In-One-Show. Ath­ letic‘Show. Deep Sea Diving Show. Three Legged Calf. Two Headed Calf. Girl Vaudeville Show. Motordrome. ^□□□□□□□□□□□□□□nnnui^irinunniiL'nn'naijr.innnnnni=psanntaaaannnnnrjnnnnnnnn^&innnnnanannaaanannnann of , �PAGE SEVK* TKK HAMTINGS BANNER SEPTEMUEH II, 10IL It’s Been Said HE basic elements of thusiam are usually active intelligence, good digestion reasonably clear conscience. as hard to get enthusiam out of a grouch as it was to get Huerta out of Mexico. But then there's usually good reason for grouches and many come from the want of a few dosers of //yal's <£,ii>er J"aJI. brightens the whole system. i Ellis E. Faulkner DELTON MICHIGAN Southwestern Barry The curb I- being, laid in the block < ndvertiJug for several yean and south of GrcetV street. This broad the manufacturers inform us that a street will be b<-nuliful wilh the V ••ry sal isfacloryI Hide lias develop­ imrklngs down the mmdlr of il. mid1 ed in this locality. This is only hnNo rliut<-|i -tu\f.,~ li.-ro Sunday other proof of the fact that an ar. MEANS TO DEFRAUD HIM that- all might attend the quarter­ i n heard. fwllowing till tide <>f merit backed by adverti— ly meeting ul Springbrook. Illg days of ttii- Fair. %hc fair is as ing.lii newspapers is alnmsf sure of Having no Iranis on our railroad fillium England !>*•« lairs . Sli good on Wednesday as on other days, the past wook made one think of i We want yon to get tu-thq habit M Fulled lo keep Promise tu Ghe | the “good old days’’ when we got coming every.day; tbenHuro onr best Ufe-LeuM-. I mail once a week.. racing program will be given «li that : Isaac Hickenmorn of Kalamazoo William Englund, aged. *k spent Labor Duy.nl Cressey hunt-,[of Orangeville Isluiui. <om ing and visiting. * who is partially hliiid. has Iwg Will White is tilling his silo. , gal at-lmii lo obtain a lull }«. Our sehool commenced Tuesday •Ihe title of land on Section with Miss Ada Nickerson of Hich- which he says Ids >lilighler Elmer Huntley Ims failed I Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bulyvn and him a Jiic-k*aso acconliuz i daughters, spent Sunday at Thom­ as Gorham's nt Milo. After the big storm of a week ago Chester Honeysett pickiai up land had led l»» hi* two dainijiIf you have any work in the above lines I shall be more about 150 dead sparrow sin his yard Mrs. Nettie Cartinn mid Mrs. than pleased to figure with you on the job. AndyousgiU frtiin under Hie maple trues. I.ollie Huntley. property’oii’ Mrs. Newell Barber.,r<x<-nlly gave land, bul hi-ni a Hie ■ -i.iie'ni the find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. a parly'in honor of tier daughters properly. After that dale he • • My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, pressed a desire lo tran-fer im< re­ Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. mainder of his hohlint: in Hie j — hind lo Mrs. Huntley, a-kuiz no giving Mrih lhMrs. Ollie Doolillli* ami Mr. ami ronipeiisniimi-but remaining property In- love and Mrs. Christman of Kalamazoo, were DELTON, MICHIGAN. cullers at W. Fi'lior’*. Halurday. Mr. and Mr-. Frank Wright ami Mi:, and Mr*. Clayton Barlfer imi- lo Grand Itiipids with In- swii-m FREE CHECKING OF LUGGAGE loK'd to Ghu Like, Mnmlny, and ntfnw, Elmer Huntley, who (o.A Jm lehdi'd lhe Mail Carriers' picnic. AT THE NEW YORK STORE Charles Hart, who in forim-r, in Di-Vrre .11. Rodwell.- a nolai public, who lo- said would <h.i(i I It yearn speiil cninddorable time in,, lileed. To Hiesir ill- il he, n n-4.‘ this vicinity. in<>*l of the limo। the work implicitly. his sight । working for Warren ’ Fisln-r ami Byrmi l-'ciim.-r, calb-d on Mr. Fish­ er rccenlly. He had mil been lien- Since he left i3 year- ago. He Our stocks are complete for your fall needs. Cmiml many changes. He dislim-l-l ly reineinheretl till the old neigh-! School shoes, Men’s High Cuis, Low Shoes bars and imiuin-d afler each "lie, and Fine Shoes io all Leathers at reasonable ••ven to those lhal wore then clnl•Ih-ti. But few of lhe heails of prices. families living here then are now dOEMKV. AGED MAN SATS DAUGHTER PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING CHAS. DENEAU, i SHOES After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waistings, White Crepes, etc., will be sold at Less Than HARDWARE ANO IMPLEMENTS , F. H WILKINSON Prairieville, Mich. We Pay 4 Per Cent Delton State Bank * Capital >20,000.00 Surplus 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Pres. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald MfcLcay -George J. Doster T. A. Aldrich Win. Elliott L. B. Tcerpening J. G. Hughes Of Course You Are Coming to the Big Fair Next Week Why' not come in and sit for those Photos which you have been thinking about? We make a specialty of Family Groups, Bridal ■ Couples and Children’s Photos Courteous Treatment, Prompt Service, Highest Grade Work and Prices as Low as Consistent . a city of Sum popiililioh. t accotiiiiioduling.way.' ind t Jieranc*- to- honest ^n.-ines pies mid lhe inerilorfous nien-liandisc they Tuiiidln SIMHISIIIU! lol HIV VSUU'lll III Iney are h>*ld by thr people ry County ami m-ighlioi iiig ties. They innnh<T'tln-ir amt palroiH by Ih.' thitiistiiii Across From Court House - Hastings. [—III . . - - - Michigan ■ $1.00 Soft and Laundered Shirts 1 1 1 Wc have Salt Pish, Smoked Meals, Canned Meats, etc. for your table. . Wm. RENKES & SON DOWLING Farms For Sale LISTEN Sunday visitors al Mr. and-Mi'. Nick Acker.' wen- .Mr. and Mr.-. Ed Acker and daughter’ Helen mid Mr. and Mr.'. Jim Shtirlow-mid daugh­ ter. Dorothy from August a. Mrs. Olio A'k<-i- called on Mrs. Marlin Chandler of Doud Corners. I’liursday. ’ Mr. and .Mi>. Flunk Slim- return­ ed to lln-tr liottic at Bat lie Clvi-k. Saturday after »i>'tuiing yeveral days with their inollicr, Mr.'. .\rk What do you know about 16 lbs of Sugar for $1.00 That is what wc arc offering you this week xyitli f. $1.00 cash pur chase of other groceries.. RECEPTION TO CUT SCHOOL TEACHERS TOESOAY EVENING Allrndcd mid Very Ph-usmil. Giv­ en By Epworth l.eiiQiie. Th*: third niiual nxrcpffon to J he ieachtTs of our rify school' given under >he ausinces of lhe Epworth League took plnci^Tuesday evening in lhe social parlora uf lhe Metho­ dist Episcopal Cutiroli. Alsjul Wm Furluml sang a solo which was greatly upifrceitiled.Then came an informal reception for the leuehers, after which light refreshmcnls were served and a solo was given by Miss Marguerite Matlln-wa which was very pleasing. I. V. BESSMER. JEWELER. After Un- wlo’lhe lime until IO;'1> o'clock was taken up by informal OFFERS WATCH BARGAIHS visiting, ami (he get-urquaililed spiril was intirli in evidemu'. Suuli a gathering cannot fail >4< being helpful in promoting .a beib.u- scIhhiI spirit in our. xily ami1 surely if unvwmk in Hustings is. d'-'vrving bi rerofA’rttloii il is Unit of lhe pufiin- school teacher.' " wtitch sale in bi' advertising ihiweek, in which In- "tfeni.lhe genuifie’ Elgin. Walih.iui. Sotilli’ Bern and ftm-kfurd watches in gold lil’.i-< PE SURE AND READ OUR AD IN THE RACE PROGRAM. IT WILL SAVE YOU MO&EY. E. PATTON STUDIO BOUGHT IN BIG QUANTITIES have hern in herj ... the joyuusness of! the afternoon. Children's Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. Some extra good bargains Goods. Both Phones tVrilthvr Inlerfrn. Wilh Piridr The cold weiilJiei' oil Monday w re'|H>iisil>h- for III., pres.-nre only alHitit I:.?, persons al th- a niial picnic >'f Hie’ It.11 rv County Cour I’hornap'i««llmtd. Uirkoty The L. A. S. Indu-s gave Jeiinii-’Van Dewalker a surprii het- birthday. Wednesday'. S<-( her A liirllnlny cuke wa- Actual Cost. SHOES closing out odds and ends of our shirt lines at following prices. lay. but was bettor ul last reports. Su-an liurlHT anil Bethel Honey­ ell and T>mi Wright conuncnced chuol at Hichland. Tuesday. For Extra Early Sale of White Dress Goods Hark Again. .our readers have, doubth-.-u, no­ cud the advrrtisemehts of Black ilk Stove Poll'll now apfteartng- tn Curd uf Thank' -I wish trf lli.mk lie llicktiry- C<iriii*rs W. ■ C. T. I’, md nil who sen! im- llowvo. |hw1 •aids tuid other gifts during my q •eut illness. Your kindiies- will jeier b<- forgotten. t . .Mr».‘Fruiit-es Glnsuer. UAXALR WANT A1HK PAI. Ezra Morehouse & Go. KOPF & KOPF DELTO^MICH. THE PRICE QUESTION ON FURNITURE will suit you. We haw fjiniilurc l<>r- . eve ii v>»ti should desire any article not found in lilar stuck, wc will be glad In send and dviguvs «>i the leading furniture maki :l»Ty sckctiuti. THE PRICE QUESTION * A- <>ur -tore expense is’sniall and ,i>ul . — „ expense is light :.as wc wc tan MEET ANY COMPETITION bin for r:i'h and get the dii die boast. Wc invite you to’pitt us to the AND.THEN SOME. This , make any. purchases'<»t furniture. Wc would like'b* haw you inspect our line <d Bed Xoom Suits, Parlor Furniture, Couches. Rockers. Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, etc. Y«>u will be surprised atul-pkgocl with the inoury. saying uppoftiitiitics wc can offer in Furniture. DELTON, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER FARE EIGHT I For Sale - Ga« range, lawn mower, | For Rent—I'urni-het r»»om« for II couch, wringer. Imokrase light hmua^uo-phiit: " -• "" '•*“ sohm rocking . eh: nisln-d room*. 213 . orlli iluard.MUt L*wk* hmi*<-lmid articles-. Hmi. War..... Il For Sale Cheap—Hough t-inch him-1 ?wkimr.se’. Plmne :<Hilt. her for Hmflng and sheeting. nlao W«ntad—hiiillry. hill Mftff. Phmte 4'MU. Inquire 1 F. a. Pierre, City. If WANTS CixIrrM buill. ib an.-d and repaired. For R(.ni—Hrnis.'. dct lne .light* Slfickh-n. \\ nodland. All workjmaranteed. PhOM or nnd ga*. Inquire .Barnaby and Wanted—Washing* willi or without leave word al South * Market. I.00 redntirant: -r plmne 2iV ironing. Plmne fdiU. 2wks Smith, City. ’ ■ B. " i.7"iiSii^* Stra>rd-Tn. *diy .A. mng ■ Fl>r Sale—Good dry mixed wood!Notii-e-r-l will -> m . ... ...! gray Angora (.al. Reward I* SIU’S per cord delivered. Phone A.; lo pme piaim-. Hirn. Mi*s I.iolah Barlmr. dote. • ____________ F. Sylvejiter or <hm. Tolhurst. If: Miller A Harn* __________ r \1 I Iilln-r 1 f > Fur Sole—I? Vacuum Cleaner to Rmt—EliHilrie j r.-—' i.'nTm* M.' thedtiy. I horn t.h. lf| A Hvi.r,tlll Ha-lings ?wks For Hale- Film siunnmr home on hank of Thornnpide lake. In­ ’ eluding house, liarn and slain. with % acre lamE -some fruit. Price right. Phone ±WR. Bert Bpark*.________________ ■ tf stock of general nienhimdise !..’*! Hull1 Inland town. vi state. If vmi mean business. mldree* X. care BANNER Ollie.*. If. I : :.Notice-I hereby forbid all imntiiig For Mr—Registered Duroc Jersey' hogs. Both «exes. Treated -f«r cholera. J. F.. McElwain. It’d Cumming.*. ' 'For-Sale-Nine room hoitae. In-' quin* 937 So. Haye* Si. Ill For Sale—Al a bargain 120 acre i farm, flection 15, Irving. 1». II.: Smith. Hading*. Route 9. flwk*For Sale—A desirable gem-r at pm-' im*.» hnn>e, 1300 pounilfl. Safe and a g*"»d worker. 'A. B. Bn«li.| I or Side; SEPTEMBER 10, 1»H Ilnrrj-Turner was taken »ud<l- n-1 Eitel—Dies Family Reunion. ing AJJJ8 fnr wheat. Pnlqtm-s. Miss .X'otna Liridsley was hlllen hy a dog owned by William .Fi-dioij ty ill at Gun laike, Momlay. at lhe! T)i» Kitol Die* family, reunion was|chirkonii, wheat and oat* advance Dr. Taylor *|Iwid IP|d Sept, r.lh al the u“ ’ — which showed symptoms of hydro? Mail Carriers Picnic. lhe coimlr country home in pnre. Other artielea are un— - > *« — HennAn'Zemke, .aw*z..v, phohln. and was taken to Ann Ar­ was summoned. of♦ »• Mr. and Mr*. rel­ clymgcd. bor for trentnient-. Pr. A. L. Tay­ Mr. and .Mrs. C. M. Smith' will vis­ ative* gathered lo lhe number of lor accompanied her. it in Battle Creek this week with fifty-four. The day was apenl in PBODUOR. relatives . visiting and renewing old acquaint ­ Hr. A. L. Taylor stool Willilnr ance*. a nio«l bountiful dinner was Fenton's mad flog on Friday and Mr. and Mrs. James- Creglnw of sent the flop's head lo Am. Arbor, Cassopolis and Frank Pender ami served to tlm gtieMa mi tabbm. lo have it examined, and il was wife motored to,Traverse City and spread op lhe lawn, after which fol­ lowed. a program nf speaking and found To have hydrophobia. were guest* of her parent.*. singing: also a picture was taken of the group. TboM* from away were Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan, daugh­ M i I •. ter Helen and son John of Akron. O.. Mr. and Mr*. Harley Burket and daughter* Thelma and Benin, of Marion. Ind.:’ Mr. and .Mr*. Cha.*. Moran and family, of Olivet. .Mich.; .Mr. and Mr*. Earl Johnson and fam­ ily of Bedford: .Mr. and Mrs, Wn». Correct Breathing: Pure Tone and Enunciation. Italian Hammond. Mrs. <). A. Risbridger. of rOUl.THY AND Hl DU. I Dowling, Mr. apd .Mrs. Bcrntifd CnlMethod. Pupil of celebrated teachers »h New York City and i lalmn and daughter Garnet. Mr/ami {Mrs, Cha*. Burk«-rt and daughter Chicago. Experienced church and concert soprano. Technic I Maicillc. all nf Grand Rapid*. Cha*, o( Piano and Interpretation as given by the beat masters in i Burket*! wa* elected presiden! nnd OBAJIT. '■ Andy. Eilql, secretary for the coming this country. year. Tlm day closed with.many jgood wishes and much pleasure in VOICES TRIED GRATIS ! looking forward to meeting again next year. BAIJtD HAY AND STRAW. -For terms call nt 301 N. Broadway Teacher of Voice A lll**t ria Mrs. Grace Blanchard Hastings, HASTINGS MARKETS Michigan ■ if CaaBaUm. Two good* o reliant- A. Cain. FKKDS— RETAIL FJUCU. Corrected Thursday Mnrnini September tn. The Hastings Milling Co. nre pay Phone WHB. For- Bale GimhI *(••• r<mm Wanted—Man with learn tn ph.w' spring hiurnv: also mad carl and; Wanted—Help fnr old buuuv. Inqtiii* nl Morgan woi'k fan w**<*k. Impiiro Star from TO to :mi acres of muck land. Elevator.’ Phnnc 21. Middleville Exchange, Frank Pratt. Middleville. 3wk*j-.-chi-nti- Hin-o hm*.. ua*-j Wonted—Job mi farm by year. t oline engine. Can li Washington St.. So. Hu-liiig*. For Hair—Four moMing coops for •. I operation. Phone poultry, cheap, one <*nrp house., 25 feet long, shingle ruof. , Photic*' Svniid Hand; Store. fdu». 385. M. W. Hicks tyr. Park ami -- -ry—rr—;---- -- ;r—<). Tohi.-i*. Shultz. W«lnul lol7, For Sale—8 room house; m-ariyt 573J.’ uias. Jones farm. new. in second'ward. Hani ami Lp—:—-—rr—-—. * soft waler, gas . Phnnc 118-31 «•»“•* Rent (a.llag.* ring*. • 2wk*| 'y?>nul For Me—Hub* delivery i ak.- in fir-I i ela.« condition. M. W. Poland. Route 9. ' Its In The Making! French’s White Lily Leads For Sale Cheap—Two one ho wagons two "ingle, hame** Daniel llftint. Hastings Route '. : For Xulc—Or exchange for. hotisei I and lol. eight acres nf good-rich | soil. t% miles ea*t*of llni Stale road, fair liouse. nieid cellar, out building Found—.Michigan Automobile li­ cense nunilmr. Owner can ob­ tain by inquiry at HANNER oflice. • ■"’ Itvb Iwk fenr.H. Phom- ili'.'-il.-'S. IWKj ‘ Hnwlrtiptr For Sale Cheap —"Nn. | ‘j, Mlrnlioii—I Juno Started up my rtlew drigli*. sleigh*.,, der mill al nt Carlton Center. Center., mid I . medicine wagon and new 1 K • I lie. ’ I rmt only make cider. Iml I । njjike a spei-iallyof l»oib*<l cider y ami -A. l>r. I'.hnsi*’*. Rociim lb»»k ' and jelly making. I’nlil Scotcm-{ Adder Imiwevn my home mid Mirhiggn j| Iht 15. I will make on Friday* j Central freight d<qml al Ha«tiiiu-. |! only: after that every day. I have Finder please leave nt BANNER:। a line-equipment and ran :is*uriiinni rvn i i.OfOce. Andrew Smith.’ Iwkl ' Hasting were gm *!* ,.f For Bale—Coll, roming three, and :I S,,,Uh'two etdla corning Iwo. S. A. For Kale—Sliropshin- ram. It. s. g. E. Blake and family Monday afPage, mile ■mutti of County Farm. Sowerhy. Pimm- i59-|S-ll.. euk jenioon. Phone 120-j ring*. 2-wkx. Alh-n Pemk-r wa* in Caledonia. .Monday on business. . For Salo—7 room ItottMi on West Arthur Smith, son of John C. Mill SI. Phone 47(1 or 2C?R. l-wk .... . । Smith, died at hi* Imine in Rock­ Barn. well, large apple orrhmd. j r„r,|. Sunday morning. 41 in-res plow land. .In acre* main* were hrottghl .ho1 Lost—A ten dollar bill in the .bunk or upon street. Finder please .while oak limb™- '• »’'l*‘ !•’* ........ ml wa* held ar Hi. . land. Price ^SOt>. Grant Dirk:U |_3n o'cl 1 er«on. Cfqvcrdal took place in the family 1.1! in Odd FellowV-'remi'lrry. VVunlcd—I wan? standard varieties: spies. gn-euHenry J. Chapman has sold hi* undertaking-liiisiness tn Charles R. tags; russets, wagnei*. etc. Have lips. Shull/. Gordon of Jackson and will occupy bwti spraycsl and An- llrst class. For particular* enquire of .Mar­ For Sale—Top-buggy and harness. the Arthur Pike house mi Bniadns soon as John Richie and shall S. Bagley, Jlelton. Mich. Condition Bell phone. acute. Stale St. I The Best For the Money Store SUITS $10.00 to $20.00 Are Unexcelled Don’t get the idea that making flour is simply “grinding up wheat.” If that were all there in to it, then one man could make just as good flour as another, and experience wouldn’t be neces­ sary. You take two men who have worked at the milling business the same length of time. One of tnem will take your wheat and convert it into a nice smooth, even quality of flour; the other ‘ man will only produce a POOR QUALITY*. Whv? He doesn’t KNOWHOW. > You look at these two different kinds of flour, and you will find that they both look very mu&h alike. In fact the POORER QUALITY of flour may ' even LOOK better than the other. Now WHERE is the difference in these two brands of flour? We will tell you. It is simply in the MAKING of the flour. There’s A Difference In Flour Every housewife KNOWS that there is a big difference in flour. She knows from experience that a certain brand of flour may produce poor bread, and the next sack even worse bread. On the other hand, she knows that a certain other brand of flour always produces the best kind of bread. She knows ' that if she uses the same amount of flour; prepares the dough in about the same way. and bakes with about the same degree of heat; that she will ALWAYS have nice, white, delicious bread, that, it is.a delight to eat. Do you wonder that we like to have the housewives try this experiment:—Make a*batch of bread from French’s White Lily Flour, and from any other flour you/choose. Bake thalfn side by side in the SAME OVEN, ;:t the SAME TIME/'WeZcould tell yo,u just what-.the .remiltyWiB be, but we’ll lea.ve.it foryou to .find out. You’ll think more of'French’s White Lily aftenvards. Don’t be Disappointed— Buy French’s r If you think that you are going to buy just as gootj a flour as French’s White Lily for the same money, you are going to be dis­ appointed. You will not find as complete a mill as ours in the country, where EVERYTHING is to be found for producing the BEST FLOUR at the LOWEST COST. Owning our own mill; our own water power and lighting plant; a fine equipment of the latest improved machinery; running 24 hours each day, year in and yeah out; with the BEST of skilled labor, and backed by 40 YEARS of successful experience—all of these are important factors in producing the BEST FLOUR at the LOWEST COST that you will NOT FINO IN ANY OTHER MILL. When you buy French's White Lily Flour you get a GUAR­ ANTEED flour that is fully “guaranteed” TO PLEASE YOU. If it should not, all you have to do is to return it to vour Grocer and GET YOUR MONEY BACK. So you don't have to take a single chance. Let us show you some of the new fall patterns G. F. CHIDESTER LEADING GLOTHIER HASTINGS. MICH. Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER SEPT. 10.1914-24 PAGES. SEE PUT TWO—PAGES 9 TV II. EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR The 1915 Maxwell “25” for $695.00, With Gray & Davis -Self Starter and Electric Lights $55 Extra This Car With 17 New Features is Certain to Revolutionize the Automobile Industry What oilier car .ini the world with all these features is selling at less than $1000? Let’s take the new features in regular order, and note individually how greatly and wonderfully the Maxwell “25” has been bettered. ■ 1—Pure Stream-line body. 2—Adjustable front seat. 3— Sims high-tension magneto. f—Spring tension fan. 5—Tire brackets on rear 4— Three quarter elliptic rear springs. 7— Kingston carburetor 8— Clear Vision Wind Shield. 9— Foot-rest for accelerator pedal. 10— Tail light's, with license brackets attached. 11— Gasoline tank located under dash cowl. 12— Crown fenders with all rivets concealed. 13— Head lights braced by rod running between lamps. 14— Famous make of anti-skid tires qn rear. 15— Gracefully rounded double shell radiator equipped with shock absorbing device. 16— Instrument board, carrying speedometer, carbure­ tor adjustment and gasoline filler. 17— Improved steering gear, spark and throttle control on quadrant under steering wheel; electric horn button mounted on end of quadrant. The new model is destined to be the biggest and fast­ est selling popular priced car in the world. The 1914 model was a tremendous step forward, and it placed the Maxwell Motor Company, Inc., in the very forefront of big and responsible automobile manufactur­ ing concerns. ' But the 1915 model with its 17 new features is the one that will stir the automobile field from center to cir­ cumference. Its price, its quality, its beauty, its very heart and soul, make it lhe BIGGEST AUTOMOBILE VALUE IN THE WORLD Its increased equipment broadens its field, places it , within the sacred circle of much higher priced cars, and . when the public generally become familiar with its big new features—its extraordinary additions and improvements —there will be a vertiable stampede for it. The picture we print on this page gives some idea of the graceful stream-line beauty of the new 1915 model. The picture is big and impressive; but bigness and im­ pressiveness are not enough. It’s what’s in the new 1915 car, it’s what the car actully does—that’s what counts. ■ Therfe' are new features that are going to create an enormous nation-wide demand for the 1915 Maxwell “25.” No less than 60,000 new model “25s" will be built dur­ ing the coming year—possibly more. For a long time it was whispered all over the,ynited States that the Maxwell Motor Co., Inc., Detroit, Mich., was preparing to spring a tremendous surprise. But nut until recently was the full nature of this sur­ prise revealed. Dealers everywhere were aroused; are aroused NOW! Day letters, night letters, special delivery letters and regular letters came pouring from everywhere. Rush tele­ grams shot into the office. The theme swings constantly around the one point: “What about the new model Max­ well “25’?” The climax of enthusiasm was reached, however, in the Maxwell selling organization when the traveling sales­ men and district .pales managers came to Detroit and saw the new 1915 cars in actual operation. • The man who wrote these lines rode 25 miles in one of the new 1915 models, and the car shot over rough and even ground with the speed and ease of a boat flying through smooth water. Not a jar when passing over rough country roads, on­ ly a soft, cushiony buoyancy. It was a wonderful performance. It was observed that the car could be throttled down to 3 mjles amhour, and then within 50 feet picked up.tol-he rate.of 20 miles an hour. • The ease and rapidity with which the Maxwell “25” picks up speed is something astounding. ’ * The maximum speed of this splendid new model is about 55 miles an hour, considerably faster than the aver­ age rider cares to travel. Hastings Agency-BUDD 6 BLACK’S GARAGE NASHVILLE A. E. BASSETT & GO MICHIGAN the young woman you will marry, Sweater CO3 tS-For Chilly Days We are the agents for the Famous Columbia Sweaters, which have the reputation of being the best for the money. We have them for Men, Women, Misses and Children. They are made from the best of materials and are exceptional in fit and workmanship. They have the quality, the fit, the wear and the right price. . .WHY FREEZE WHEN YOU CAN BUY SWEATERS SO CHEAP? Check Your Luggage Free At New York Store Last year we extended a cordial invitation to all Fair visitors to check their luggage at our store, and this year we again INVITE YOU TO COME AND FEEL AT HOME WITH US. Ladies’ and Misses’ Sweater Coats, from Children’s Sweater Coats, from iahead t<« that -iluiiloii. Tlm very I thought will protect you from evil '* doing-and~wiil prepare you for the greatest joys, of'life and the most I lasting. . ■ “When that lime comes you will 'sec how.much .this happiness sur; passes all other human jdJW And MARRIAGE DEVELOPS I how it is Hie real foundation'for CHARACTER AND HAPPINESS j earning a Jivmg no matter wheth- , POSTPONED MARRI AGE , GREAT MODERN EVIL ' SOCIETY. liirli you earn your self- satisfactory or ! Famous Harvard Educator Say Every Voting Man Shonld Lot/­ * -shirr llnrchiw SertmBtv. r [rom Hm ..and. 'empRiyntems- "Me "wifthave the salisfaction nf earning the Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard Universlt!,. • gave the above advise in.an address! "The postponed marriage has Um some lime ago to lhe students-of! sreal disndvanlag** that a man ran-. Ilifil university. j not begin io ••njuy grandchildren1 The American I’nilurian Associn-t11" too old io do so lion has just published tills address i eomplelely. A young grandfather with addition* reedited by (Im au-llsfla '“'y pl>-a>it|g object and mm thor. More than •JS.imM copies have nf“1'""r **• mi-duraled das* ben put into circulation. This in-■iU"1 111 1 harbarou- cminirms. as doisemvnt by the uIhivc association I w,‘ r'1, them, than among (tie ed­ of this address lias led to y roritru-; ,,f <' ei.vihzcd country, ver.y over the giving up of «»•••«•!that snltsfactimi iu Dr. Eliot while llrsl condemning tlm] ,a,‘'1 I1''*1*lhe use of lea. ha* compromised i iii.i w.-ai. i-a BANNER REACHED NEARLY ALL I* not |O be pul under Hie hail. nr.nrnr. .rrrn-rrn nw <r>r hi speaking of postponed man la-, READERS AFFECTED BY TIE UP . Men’s Sweater Coats YOU WILL REGRET IT IF YOU DON’T BUY A COLUMBIA N. B. WATERMAN, Prop. < .. . ....................... on ». i». ix n. on rtriivuiiie tin jukl died. You will hear x>me young ■ ,, , iman say: “I cannot invito a'girl who. 1 ostimgrfcrs Along Line Help I has been brought up to do nothing;Their Patrons. I for herself and to have every graftllration and every luxury provided’g ’ h.Jim4 of commission rfor IAt-to marry eel . ■ ........................... * me, until I ranij],i 7 him W wits nut ine BANNER did -ura an in.-.un.- »l.„ h w.ll unable „„.......... . aU . her In 1,V.. w.lh me in llial way. .......... ...................... .. I have two remarks tn make about! Automobile* were secured. nml tlm that doctrine-that if a girl has' BANNER package* for Wnmllnml, been brought up in Hint manner, (Coats Grove, Shull/. Cloverdale, the »iM»nvr she has a chanve to |ive| Drllnii. Prairieville am| Hickory rCome'r* were .conveyed to those jpostoflice*. and served, by carriers int tlm regular lime. NEW YORK STORE PHONE 102 ami of ih>- family life which will EARLY IS . I normally result. • PlEHLI0rSMCE;S".~£?£“::3 Hastings, Mich . .. -------- - - ------ ---------- which are an- along lhe the C. K. A A H. S. am nm jure he rau »«ru a are- taCTmu.|<.nUtled u„. ,t,Jnk, 1liu nw «hnwu h» » clear ,„r bu... rtrtl U> w I .iuk on lhl» aub- Kalama,... ami lla'llnw an.l ..... • Jrel lo Ih,- man .hp me, ami mil wnt OUl lhe daiOoa ami lhe l<-ll.-.-. lo Im ohlicnl I.. »alI .imlil he la Evfcn though llmimll they llmv were were a a day .he later lal-r 35.before h<> asks her to miijry him. than usual, the people ntfiuTed by ".Marringy '* a maHer of looking the tie-up of the C. K. A F. trains ahead til 11 eritjeal point in a young greatly appreciated gelling lheir man's life. Youiiff- men are not al­ daily papers. + ways in the habit of contemplating the event. It would be wise- for Tennis courts will be provided every young man to consider mar­ riage. The sooner you begin to by the city park department in all think about il the better, llrst be­ parks in Cedar Rapids, fa, this cause i( will b* thinking about lhe summer. most important event in your lives Ther are 917 co-oper*Uve farmers in respect to the development of societies in Ireland, and them hand­ your own character and to tho hap­ led W.'.ftCi.lW worth of business last piness not only of yourself but of year, or II50 per individual. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER IU, 191 I. PAGE TEW Official Call tor the Republican • State Convention. To the Republican Electors ofjhe Stale of Michigan: A state convention of the Re­ publicans- of Michigan is hereby Marriatr Licenses. called to meet al the Armory iu Ray li.' Lancaster. Hastings t the city of Kalamazoo, Wednesday, t« September Jessie M. Wilkins..Hastings I 30, 1914, at eleven-thir­ Orvin Allrrding. CarltonJ ty in the forenoon for the purport Ruby Bell. Castb-lon 1 of nominating Hepublican candi­ Benjamin W. Conklin. Johns-.( dates for the following Htate of­ town fices: Secrelarv of Slffie, Blate Maggie B. Hyde, .V.-yrin1 Treasurer, Audilor-Gfeneral, and Attorney .General, and for lhe Warranty Deeds.. transaction of such other business John W. French to Albert Dill as may properly come before . the nnd wife. IlJt acres, city: 4!3U0. convention. ’ GM. W. Taylor lo Cluirb- It. Barry counlv will be entitled to Ilnyes. parcel, -•■•'lion 31, Barry;, l& delegates in this convention. The total number of delegates will Waller Buehler to Eddie Seger, be Hffl. parcels lots 8 and 7. Freeport; 41.00. tinder the resolution of 1858, no Milo A. Auble to John M. Patter­ delegate will be entitled to a seat son. parcel*, section- 27, Yankee. in the slate convention who does Springs; KKMHMI. not reside in the county he propos­ Emma Metzger lo Ora' L‘. Clever, es to represent. . to acres section 13. Thornapple; Wednesday, September 9th, 1014. euw. ' has been designated by the Slate John M. Shriner lo John IL Cook, Central Comrnitlec as the day on lol 7. block 4,5. Middleville; 41.200.00. which lhe several county co'nven/flames II. Winslow to George H. lions in the different counties for Winton, 10 acres. y*c I Ion 21, Burry: the purposes of electing delegates to lhe Republican State Convention 4700.00. > • Lewis Acker to John IL Coon, at Kalqmazoo, shall he held. The delegates from the several parcel, section HI. Hope; 41.00. Amanda Johnson to township of counties in each congressional dis­ Baltimore, one-half acre, section 16, trict are requested lo meet in dis­ trict caucus at 9:30 o'clock a. in. on Baltimore; 450.00. Estate of Robert DinWiddle. by the'day of the-state convention and administrator, to John C. Anders select officers ns follows, lo be pre­ and wife 30 acre.*, section I, Or* sented to said cunvenlion for conilrmalion: . angevilb-; 4101.18. (!) • One vige President. Lyman Bales to Robert A. Hend­ erson. 60 acres.'section 33, Rutland; (2) One assi.Manl Secretary. 41,350. 3) One meniiwr of the Commitle on Credential*. Hull Claims. (■Q One meinh-r of the CommitItee on Credentials. in ncies. section 13 and acres Order of Business. • sect ion 12. Maple Grove; 4l .on. (5) One member of lhe Commit­ lee on Resolutions. Baltimore, -eelinn 10. Each township, ward or precinct 'shall be entitled to such number of delegates to the county convention Probate Court New of its county as shall bo specified ini tlm call issued by the County Goin-1 ceased. Petition for brining mittee. claims fib'll. Hiller entered.' illite By order of the Republican Stale nf hearing January 2, BUS. Central Commit(1:0. A. .1. Groesbeck. Chairman. Chas. S. Pierce. lib-d. •I lo William Secretary. The Hastings Banner GOURI HOUSE MEWS Published every Thursday al Hastings, Michigan, , . COOK BR0Hr Editor*. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR Subscription by Mail, Post-Paid. ONE YEAR, in advancef" StX MONTHS, in advance THREE MONTHS, in advance.-. CANADIAN SUBSCRI1»TION8 per year, in aiKonce 1.50 Want Column, ic a wohl for each Insertion. No adv. tor less than t? cants. Card of Thanks. Ic a word. Obilunry poetry and resolutions, 5c a line. Obituaries of 20 lines or less will {be published free; 6 cents p?r line I charged for each line above the 20 lines. Notices of births, deaths pr car­ riages will be printed free as news matter; No communication will be pub­ lished under any circumstances un­ less it bears lhe writer's name and poslofllce address. A’"!' ADVERTISING RATES. JOB PRINTING Display advertising rales on ap­ The BANNER has one of the best plication. Business locals and reading no­ equipped job offices in Western Michigan and is prepared to do any tices. On flrsj page or among brev­ ities, 12H cents a lino. kind of book and job printing. Michigan's Primary Law Is 00889809 “ Small Minorities Make the 393264 Continued from page one. It is dearly evident that, under .the present workings of Michigan's pri­ mary law. a small minority of the voter? of the stale selects the nomi­ nees for public office. To lhe extent that majority aclion docs not ob­ tain. the law fails to accomplish that for which il was designed; that is the people do nol, under our primary law, w far control lheir own gov­ ernment that party majorities make the nominal ion*. but rather small minorities and with lite mo.-t vital offices where contests are and ought to Ih* Mtpirtrd very small minorities, actually make lhe nominations. The people of Michigan. through lheir lawmakers, ought In and can <levise some plan that will accomplish these (wo necessary things: I To arouse interest nut he primary by the people. 2 To compel the voters t« attend the piTmary.- We will dlsctlM lh»-se two propositions. Lut cannot go into nil Hie chance lo know lhe charneler-and IHnqss of candidate? fob lhe lw» stale offices on the primary ballot. It appears Hint they are nol exported I1' know anything about Hie candidates for nomination for necrelary of tenant governor, who tire chosen by a slate convent ioft, and who may. and-.sometime* do. antagonize the program approved by lh»» people,In clioosinu a governor. Why not recognize tin* fact Unit administering the affair*’ of a gical commonwealth like Michigan is largely a business proposition, and wl alwiut II a« successful business., iden would do in Minors. E. SI l imbeck. dealing with lhe mailer: Choose as a candidate for governor a man who would, if •'Irctrd. befiniir a sort of general manager fur the stale, and let Change of munes l<> Dora R him clioo.se his own a*sislanl.<>. such as lieutenant governor, secretary of beck ami Clara E. Alrimik. stale, etc., by amk-wiih Hie approval of lhe legislature, and then hold claim ballot? It would nutkg for efficient and economical government. That would renlrnllzi* inlere-t in a great office. and make iln* people interest­ ed in selecting.Ilie>right man Ip fill it. As the naming of candiilnt^s for public office ix, .under Hu* primary plan, u public mailer, il should be Miller. the business of* the ’•tale and not that of aspirants for nominal ions lo give the voter* such informtilimi a* I to the’ perammlily. .Millet. c ha racier, qualilication*. ulid for stale AilmmistiaiiiT cimercd. Hees tlm pint form ><f Hie a’*piranls. so that Hie voter* may he irr po.<ilion Order apppinling .pum for to intrlligeiii |y cli'Mi-e their nominet'*. ' Why should nol Hie stale sup­ cd. Dale of ply lo every6 voter through llm mails a statement witli reference to each hearing claims entered. aspirant for nominalqm* for Male, congressional and legislative offices, giving a brief hiographii-al «kelrh of each nspiraiiL and a "lalemm! from him of Hie principle- for which lie will stand if nominated and elected? ceipls and reqi lo discharge tiled. Itjscharg for such nn office n* governor S. serial or an equal chatn-e with lhe I J. Ladwullader, rich man. llclty. - We Iwlievc the Jl ' . e<|. fortnation wiili reference loStipeAwlio sought nominations for public office, we believ* (hi- state -hiiuld require every voter to attend the priniaiy^ 'll should punish a failure to do so by denying the recreant vo­ ter a right to vole at Iln- -m-ci-nlurg general election, utiles* h- could ►how I That he wa* not a kind voter al the time of the primary, bul had Iwrome one Is-fore tin- general nlectiun 2 Thai lie c<iuld nol alLendjlic primary mi account of illness or 3) That he was neressarily nbse’nl from his voting precinct op primary day. . L<iinmi««iaiera on claims warill- of Hanmih Reiser, d* < Infer of ileTenniiKitio Estale of Nelson Isham. Insane. I Annual accuuul of Guardian tiled. EMate of Zuilla I. Griffin, a min­ or. Annual account of Ubardian filed. Estalr of Angus Liekwmid. deci*as**>i. Testimony of freuholdera IHimJ. LiceiiM' for the aalc of real EMale <>f Robert liigU'iddie, popular rule should In- a reality at llm primary. ceoAl. Order confirming rale August huge- majority Ute voter* . . 23. BulNi _...... .... ' J of ............... . • cai J,I..... I II.M ■ | ••'.‘J*?1 “«d 'i'll^LP,'> ' "‘■""i 1,1 ...... cii-t.-i 't.ifulmuly ..I Hi.- r.'iiniaiv, I io- -i.i*|,. should ’ Wlftlv Pr*lt» Quahfi*d. Th* busband wa* listening with Mipply lhal infiiriiniliim. . T.lieu il should compel lhe allcuduiice of vot­ I bluthlnx pintturn to hl* wife** pralMt ers at the.primary. J-urlher we Iwlieve lhal where there nru more Ihuu two aspirant? of hl* handlneat. H* looked a little for any nominal ion vu lhe primary ballot lhal ballot should pravnk- Up deprecatingly at tho other paatengnra. luter un opportunity t» expressj, second or third, or even u forujh and fgm*!" Then, unfortunately, say* the lifth choice, and that (he county; district or stale canvas-inlr l?>ards must Manchester Guardian, hl* good wtf* con?ider surh choices in delennimng the successful nominee. perpetrated one of tho»* error* *omeWe hope tin- next hgidalurr of (his stale will net itself’r.-solutely ttm** clattlfied ,a* "thing* which to. Hie latk uf making it iin|M>s*ibie for small minorities lo name camli- might have be*n expressed different­ < ate? for public-office- in t|6- primaries of this state as they‘certainly ly." "Yita." the tald, with an em­ phatic nod. '"e made a greenhouse did on AuguM 25. a real man 'ivl made It." from" DOCTRINE OF GALEN Service ond Century. The kind that counts. Kodakcrs from everywhere are taking advantage ‘ of our Mail Order Department. Finish­ ing of Films is a specialty with us—we have the up-to-the-minute equipment and workmen whose only occupation is to produce results. Wc get all there is in the film. Try us once, you become a regular customer. We render bills monthly. Work delivered prepaid parson* even *top to comldor «h»n they apeak of 'a man of spirit' that they are unwittingly employing the language ot the day* of Galea." •aya the Journal of the American The Foreign War and Amrri. enn Instiranrr Policies. The Michigan lieparlmenl of In­ stil mice has receiv'd Hie past, two weeks a lurga.’,number of letter* in­ quiring as to what offecl the Euro­ pean war wtlj hate upon the slnItility of the Foreign Insurance Hastings’ Big Furniture Store Is going to have an exhibit at the Fair this year—they al­ ways do—and every body is cordially invited to visit them while attending the fair. No more complete stock of furniture was ever seen in Barry county than can be seen at any time at their store. Visit them. The hand of good fellowship will be extend­ ed to you by the Miller & Harris Furniture 60. Furniture and Undertaking "The Sample Furniture People” Hastings (.l.OVF.RHAl.L laisl Week’s Letter. Mr.’liiid !ti:s. Roy Headley and family are spending a few days with relatives in Indiana. Miss Mayme latnyer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Lewis Acker. Mr. and Mra. Conrad Kahler rriiiirneil home one day Iasi week. I They have lien visiting friends in Leighton and Grand RapidsMr. and Mrs. L-wis Acker spent| I'lue-day until Sunday with Mrs. Acker's aunts m South B»*nd, Ind. Mr. and Mra. George Gurney and ’ family of Detroit motored here by citizen? of the United Stale-, thru- parents. Rev. and Mra. Gurney: I Miss Edith Johncnx spent Salur-I and I Ro Comim—:ioner deem? 11 nml Suud.iy with her grnndpar-' proper lo say lo Hu- insuring pub­ •lay lic of MirhigaiL that Foreign In­ enls. Mr. and .Mra. Conrad Kahler.! Mi-* Harriet Kingston of Knlnmsurance H<>iiipi»iii<-$ doing business a few days j in tin- (-minin'. Uvat are admilled azon has been spending . wilh mi Mi',. ami and .Mrs. Gurney. .She and autborwed by lhe various I wuii mis. «»urii.<>. .!.• in Annnnan C™,-! rHuin.nl Snn.M* In h.r hnnin. putties. Every Foreign Company Mrs. John McLcml spent \\ •••!.. authorized lo du bu-ines? conies hiojduy until Fridav with her brother, lo lhe lulled Stale- through one of! A. M. Nevin*, nf Orangeville.' f the stale? a«.;i stale of entry. M'lft Mrs. McLean of Kalamazoo . of.the.mpaiiiv- -make New York lheir Mate of-eiilry. and lhey| Ira. Dmial CampMI. / must, hav a deposit capital willrj Eric McLeod of Kalamnzm/wa? minimum ciq-ital requir.-d of H>»me.Mie CmtipamF*. This d«‘|>o»H j capita! 1- r-'k-arded the suin' 11* the break' liis right arm b< cranking capitarofa IMme-dic Company. ।.................................... • Buick uufomobile Friday, owned FiirlheiniAiall Foreign Com- by A. M. Nevin* of i/rangeville. pnnies are esquired <•• niainlatn (he I N,>1*011 Guinev 1* spending a few slime ie-iiiyuiance reserve as the I day- with tn* paieuL.'Rev. and Mrs. Doioewiu-Zmiipanies. Tlie*e re-1 Gurney. . . ..... 1..... . I~ 1,... I ..ill. 11.. .....I XI. I 1.' ... ....... 1 Truslpk- fur lhegeneral bemdlt'and; Mr. and Mi-. Marl. F>'\ -pent Sun■MTunty of all uolicyholdvra of stn-h '• day with friend- in Hasting*. coiiipunie- in lhe United Slates and; Mr. nnd-^ira. Gb'im l•’r^.■l•r spent lh<—•* fund- cannot Im w uhdrawui. Saturday and Sunday w ith friends wiHioui ih.- pnrtnissiou of |he In- at Gun lake. suranre )i<-purtuif*iit of the stale of! Mr. and Mra. Campbell ami Mra. enlix A- a matter pf precaution: Mussivtuuanall of Kalamazoo epent tin- New York Department ha- 110-1 Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Dugal iiHi il Hnv various Foreign C*>mi>an-;CHiftpbi*ll. •fl Jloward Sumlfisoii p(.Kalamazoo ins I hut no funds fro|n this Hido of' *‘ ' " ' .... tin* -wnivr.-may.--tra •waler. iMajL.-bw Tr^'sXcF'JT'il /P'sPPPLA Jp couple <jt days with Dugal Hit' other side ilurilig lhe tvar per-JMcCallum. - J ' Mr. and Mr.-. • Russ Burdick uf In view of lhese facts and the as­ ’ Hickory tairner* -(•••nt Thursday surance by the New York DemfrU wilh Mra. E. S. Acker. mi nt lhal no funds will tie pi^inirThe «rb<M>l Indi* am ringing Imnl mid dear and Ihn children guiifg; ion of Ilii- lieparlinenl that Hu- ■wilh Ilmir lllh-d ba-kel-. slates mid Kunqleaii Wai will nol qffi'ci the pencils, all for lheir year's work. security of policyholder^ lif Foreign], Born lo Mr. mid Mra. Grurgo Kah­ Fin- IiiMiranco Companies-nutbor- ler a fine baby Iwiy. Mr. Jiahb-f is Ued to do business iu this country. wearing a broad smile. ' Churrh Noles. cm NTV UNE.* Then* will he pn aching next Sunday here iu the morning al 10:00 I.isteii for 'w edding bell? mkhi! aqd in the evening at 7:30. Mesdani— F/fisbergcr. Gerlmger and Lucas of Lake (hlessu were vis­ itors at Mrs. Gerlinger's Thursday, Mrs. Waldo Geriinger is clerking in the P. 0. al fjikc Odessa for n few wyeks while her sister, Miss F>ln:i.Hhoweruian, is taking n va­ cation. * ' ' Mis? Edna Hchmidl of Grand JJapiils i« making a few'days' visit ,ut II. J. Gerlinger’s. . Breck Gilliland ami 'Y'f'' spool Sunday with lheir son’ Oriey and family. Silo niliug is the order of the day in this neighl»orhood. Miss Julia Slowinski and mother Mra. A. SkiwiiMki have returned after a few weeks vim with n-hiUves in Ionia. Sunday visitors at Mra. Johanna Gerlingen's were Mrs. Sam Gerlinger and children. Mr. and Mra. IF-n (lerlinger. _Mr. and Mra. Ellon Lucas and daughter of Lake Oiwssa mid Mr. and Mra. I^onnrd VVaiTiter and daughter.- Mr. and Mra. G. I and. children <>f Woodbind. Opposite Monument.Park ISMHfNAN. SflU RiiiA, Midi. Michigan PHONE 226 Thrf Y. P. A. will be lend by Miss I Edith Jtdmcox. The lazdies* Aid will meet with I .Mis. 'Bert McCallum for supiter. Ev- I eryonr is cordially invited to attend. The ladies have nut met in a couple I of months. Safety First This bold* tru* in your electric wiring. That'* one reason your electric work. You'll know it it done right and thtt your building* are tafe if I do Bartenders in Han Francisco nre conducting a campaign for one day'* rest in seven, nnd in many instances their yequeai haf» been granted. Fig growing is being tried iu Tex- GEO. VAN TIFFLIN ' Order Our Drays VIOLIN INSTRUCTION any moving tob« AUTO TRUCKS. Whet done. Electrician. H, G. Aidham PIANO AHO SAFE MOVING Teacher of Violin Our Specialty. Fall Term Starts First Week in September. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO Studio and Residence 425 West Court St. Phons 391-jB. Matthew* Fancy Pastry Bought from us saves the housewife hundreds of steps and lots of worry and when you can buy such fine pastry as our baker makes, WHY SHuuLD any woman be asked to swelter over a hot oven • Try an order from our case and be convinced. The Palm Garden J. W. ARMBRUSTER, Prep. Phone 548 Hastings, Mich. Don't Pay War Prices dently th* *urvlval of th* obi doctrln* of aptrits. W* may betlav* that Galen had a conception of th* nerv* trunk* at conductor* of *om*thlng—he called It spirit*—to *M from th* brain and jpinal cord. • -'The natural spirits wer* that un deftned proparty which gave to blood the capacity of nourishing the tiatu** of th* body. Th* vital spirit* w*r* ac<iulr*d In the heart, and when at lam the blood with It* vital spirits went to the brain and. experienced a' Cort of refinement for th* laal tlm*. “Slay-ul-Homc" Sufferers of Hay Fen-r and .\sthliia-Get a Boltin th* animal spirit* were separated of Foley’s Honey and Tar from It and carried to th*, body by Compound! The Camera Shop, Inc. —--- - ----- lli'slful sleep, relief and comfort Sueh «n tl|u ide* of tho vital funo tlon» l>4hi_ai<on<1 century. Today. from choking, gasping asthma and tormenting hav fever for those who lake Foley s Honey and Tar. U are.no "*ptrlta" tn our blood or nerves, Miread* a healing soothing coaling but we »tH! tpeak of being tn "high as it sfiih: mIowii a raws tickling( • nl-it.’' pr "low spirit*" nf being full thrual. av-1 stops irritating coughs, «f "animal spirits" of a '/spirited aa mid Miumi-r cold*.—Arthur Mui-; Holland.—Adv. -1IAXSEH wlvr auv£ pav—BANNER WANT ADVB., PAY. COME TO Bauer Bros, for Lumber, Lime, Plaster, Cement and Builder’s Hardware. Wc carry the best quality of Roofings and guar antee satisfaction and price on all goods. Call on us for Shingles. Ridge Roll and Valley The Hastings Lumbers Coal Co PHONES 254'AND 214 �THE HASHNCM BANNIB. SEPTEMBER 10. 1911. PAGEELEVEN FARM CHICKEN MONEY About $350 Realized From FloJk Prepare To Young Man FALL TERM-OCT. 26 to DEC. 18 WINTER TERM-JAN.5toFEB.26 of 150 Hens. Short Course In Agriculture Poultry House Kept Clean Jifa Free Ing and Painting jjf Perch re and by Whitewashing. (By HRB. O. H. WARHAN.) Thia is What You Get the First Term : We live on a farm of about SO acres, •nd keep about 160 hens. Thia Year, from that number, I will realize at>out 1130 from the sale of eggs. I always manage to krep my poultry bouse clean and free from lice, great­ log and painting the perches and whitewashing about three times a year I Save my ben house partitioned off, This Is What Yon Gpt the Second Term: Types of Live Stock—Feeds And Feeding Study of Breeds—Soils—Farm Crops— —Veterinary Science—English Composi­ tion—Forge and Bench. General Horticulture—Forge and Bench. Write for Special Catalog on "Two Year Course in Agriculture' Address: J. L. SNYDER, East Lansing, From 1906 - Just See How We Have Grown! Reid This and See Why lif IW-. a few smltll rooms in lhe Brrilmeyer Building; In ltd I. lhe entire thrve-slory In*lit ul<• Building on Ca« Avenue, ju*l north nf Michigan. , • . . Iti-iW an equipment of a dozen typewriters; In 1914. over.two hundred^typewriter*—all bf standard make* and lale»t mod- In 1900. anenrollment of about a hundred ’ludenls; y In 1911. uvliiai al tendance during the yeaV considerably over Iwo thousand. Iq 1911; a faculty of thirty-two teachers, officers and assistants. TODAY—The Lirpst. Best Equipped 1914 laying hens and when a number want I to sit, I place them In another" room ' by themselves, give them their alloted ■ Mich. number of eggs (that it. If It fa brood­ Ing season), and keep them there un­ til they hatch, keeping the room com- ■ Pfcone Mill 6534 fortable for biddies. uiJ how thsy en­ joy their quiet and undisturbed brood­ tf Gill id Ing. 1 keep fresh water, com. oats. | Yl$lt the Inutile millet or whatevar aeeds I wish them i to have. In this room I keep grit and a box of wood ashes for them to wab ■ ' low in. ' _____________________ __ —---------When a number hatch I divide the I Business Training School In Michigan Would this remarkable growth in eight years have been possible.if the ln«tilu!e did’not render superior service? Cgfl'dde leather*. modern methods. Free employment department. Positions M-curril fur student*. A well-known Detroit automobile factory employs be­ " tween thirty and forty Institute students at salaries ranging from SMI.OI to S175.00 a mmilli. ' ' '* • ; Michigan Agricultural College LANSING, MICHIGAN I Seasonable Foods : X?A”““ MONUMENT TO MARK SITE Of HISTORIC FORT IN ILLINOIS right I provide geod coops, dry nnd ... , .. . ... . I I do not take the little chicks out of' Wrslrrn OulfNMt in Mur of W12 the n„t untU ,4 bou„ ollj and don-t lias al llnrsjiw mi Mfalsdpfeed them until 36 hours old. and then pi's Bluffs. i for a week lheir diet l» rolled oats. ’ One hundred- years agl, thu and after tMt rornehop. smllet. seed monlli Fori Edward* was erected'id ‘a»>to crops, a little mlUtcurd, plenty of Salads become one of the most generally served dishes during the summer months. And what is a salad without GOOD OLIVE OIL?' Our Richitllcu J.ucca Olive Oil la lhe finest quality of Italian Oil manufactured.' You will appreciate it. ern oulpo-l during the second war with Great Briljan, Zitrherv Taylor, than a major in the Third United I Stale.* infnnlry, selected Warsaw's I high bluffs overlooking the Mi>-i mssippi aud giving a commanding view fur t<» lib- north ami west,, iw the most advantageous point mi which In build the stockade. On the centennial anniversary of the erection of the fort a Jubilee* HOT WEATHER DRINKS We offer a most palatable nnd refreshing beverage In both our Ginger Ale nnd Root Beer. These superior thirst quenchers are packed under lhe Richelieu Brand and for pleasing, satisfying, in­ vigorating qualities are unsurpassed. ‘ ■ It; 1 -169 Caw Ate.. Delroll. SIX MONTHS. DAY SESSIONS. $30.00 SIX MONTHS. EVENING SESSIONS, $20.00 Ki that they do not got their bodies too much wet. ns it is very harmful to them. To Insure rapid growth, they I must be fed regularly. 1 thoroughly grease the mother hens for lIce before giving them tho chicks, 1G0 acres...................................................XllllOO XSOOO $12000 $20000 , 150 acres WiOO Hi acres $7500 120 arm$5000 $8000 $9000 Ml acres $.1000 $1000 SGI00 $6500 $7'200 10 ■“ acres --$1600 lo $1500 .$1000. No buildings. ...$1000 $1500 $2600 ' 5 acres $2000 $2200 Small trad* readily obtained. Homes in Hast Ing* .$700 to $1000 Lots In Hastings .-SJ25 and up E. C. Russ 6 Son Two Telephones This Urpartment Is Intended to give The Grocers The Holland is Simple To Operate The Hastings Business Exchange with much rare has prepar­ ed for all comers, that uisli lo Invest, the largest variety of Farm 1 jmds to select from ever put on ilnstiugs Ileal EMule Mar­ ket. Favorable condHions now confront us. mid the slogan is "Irnivl, Land, IjuuI. Call, Sec, Investigate.” .bo subjects they desire explained. In asking questions send full Information.: SubscrlbCrM Af" MqWMtCd to contrib­ ute to tills department when they ran imide for a generid hoinecoininK uf I former Warsnwilx*.*. The,Slate of! Illinois iipproprinled $250(1 lawnrd the fund for Hie erection of the luonuiueiit. and among those pres­ ent al tin- dedication will he Gov. Edward I'. InintK- and t inted Slate* Si-natm * Jnnp-s Hamilton Lewis and L. Y. Sherman. Elaborate hisloric ■ feature* echoes of Hie earjy Indian I dav*. will lie stnueil. citing and they nre a imisaiicc. The proper lime Fiose 136 IS© lEazi Ceater Street W. A. DUHH. Mir, Sweet Juicy Heats . At this season of the year there is much dan­ ger to In- feared from improperly prepared and imh> broodincss lo jrropcrly cured meats, it is best always to buy, and Quito often during tho summer are -a frniy us then.you are sure of getting meats that I KO in the evening to tho coops and have been not only properly cured and prepared iml lay i* a burden, lake out the hens and grease them, so for the block bul arc from properly selected sjock. as to keep tho young chicks freo from If you are not' buying from us—order vour your gelling- t ill li stand* - verin,n and 10 Aeep them growing aud MfUliUK ‘ ’ a strum inbhds, getting ready for the early market, aa i!^"1 next meats at our market. nnccs not a fault. iry Taylor, the fori I broilers or fry to command tho top;''1"' any and Gov. Etlward' of'Hlimii*. fm market prices. Tho pullets will mature early and i kind nnd nil kind.* of fuel- I । begin laying. While tho old hens are 1 J. W. TIBBATTS coal, jmfl yoal, lignile or wood. : moulting I manage to begin tho sitting Who is beating up the homes of :i Holland user. process as earfy ns tho weather will Hastings with Holland Furqaces permit and the) hens to sit. If you Tbe Ralnbrw Monkey. have warm, rorinfortablo p quarters You have all seen black monkeys1 your hefir.-wtu become broody In Jan­ mg. and gray monkeys and brown mon­ uary °r rtifly February. Tho earlier Or write H. G. Redmon, l.nnslny. Mich. keys. but how many uf you huve'jcen;- your cliicEs tho quicker Into market. a rainbow monkey? No. 119 North Michigan Ave. 1 am qpw selling cockerels for a good home agnation was The rainbow monkey's name Is the' price for next years breeding pur­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED mandril and ho lives in tho hilly parts ; poses and I am not tn tho fancy JherovenvIndniuiL-ly lost in ... 1 of Africa. He la. Indeed, a weird1 i oughbred chicken business, either but 1:h>i-Ii0 of protests against EVERYTHING IN SHOE REPAIRING look.,, er...ur. 4n. .,»»■ I. . , 11°. i1 kccp sood stock antl people buy them clmnge. Porhnfi* some who wore , .c.rl... .« .. elihrr .Id. ot kl. look „ he, lh,lr br„a, YEARS OF EXPERIENCE nninlervsled voted,' bul lie- verdiet Idd-o. lao. ,r. d..pjroor.. or pur-, H,mo.tl> Rook. I h.r. stand-. Fincll Japan Tea. Put Up Especially for Us. I pl. .nd nod Mo., 111. „u„b„, 0, „ , pn,,„ Describe a pullet mating in Rhode ■n>r ■ nt for their .good salable qjialllles; their size and good yellow flesh make, A pullet mating in ttetta.'ut sup-? The mandril lias funny, stubby ears; them preferable for good eating. I posedly a milting that will produce, HASTINGS, and a tall that la only, a sawed-off am not condemning tho-other largo millets MICHIGAN of an exhibition chnracler.j slump. Ills hind legs are a deep vlo-' breeds of poultry, but tho B. P. It's I W1.. I I. ■ .. I I.... . ... I. ....... I ...I 1... . Worth Knowing. Cardinals Other than Papal. | lot color. jiiosI bret'det.s. that of providing hava had the most experience with: Roentgen rays are produced under England has cardinals other than ' In tact. If <you ever see a rainbow pullets wilh. ticking in color only, eultabla conditions by electric d!s-_ those created by the pope. At one ! monkey, you probably will exclaim: the bens make kooJ mothers and are tlm- wing marking*, ole,, mid mul­ good layers it given the right kind of „'VS BURIAL PLACE OF KING JOHN charge tn vacuum tubes. They pass time there were officials of that title "There ain't no such animal!" ing to males having some .chnrnecare. through wood, flesh, paper and other attached to a number of our catheIn cold weather I take tho chill off males may b- expected. TIi^T ques­ ami are almul three times the size optically opaqua substances, but are drala', whose duty It was to'visit the Young Sandy’s Shrewdness. that they ought to be. L, H. of their drinking water, and the drink­ absorbed by such substances as metal, ---tion has hern argued many limes. sick---------------and relievo tho needy, but St. , These chickens are troubled with I -------uir.v There inIs ua ,au lad inIn a Lvi.aiu certain owe ScotEnglish Monarch Took Pises bona and glass; for which reason ’Paul's is now alone In tho possession । ttsh town who Is" noted for his shrewd- Ing vessels must he kept clean, at all a disease called emphysema. Il is i times. With tho crevices' all chunked, at Worcester. when a limb of an animal body Is in­ of a senior and a Junior cardinal,; neas. The other day he was sent by plenty of grit, a* dust box of dirt or quite rare. Treatment coi¥qsts in | terposed It will cast upon a screen a elected by the deans from among the j his father to a neighboring public ashes and surely you will bo well paid puncturing the skin with a nbrdle Locution for lhe Poultry House. io“ reh-a’*e'’ the aic’qmT t hen giving j ,n “>• Amsrlren Law Review there shadow In which tho dark, bony cen­ minor, canons. Ono of the holders of 1 house with lhe following order: for your trouble. Besides these warm The Itesl local inn is the soul |wp grains of nilrale of iron in each •PP«*re<1 “ article in which tho tral structure can be clearly distin­ the title In recent times was the au"Please send to our house ten doz- mashes I feed grains, changing around glassful of the rhick’s drinking wa-i *riter made an allusion to King John guished. These shadow pictures also thor of the Jackdaw of I\hcims.' > excellent air nnd water, drain- ter. Some poultry rairt-rs from-1 to suit their appetites and never feed England, and said ha wont "to his show the presence of foreign metallic London Chronicle. j Now, ft so happens that one Of the। ono kind of gr/Hn continually. II*to lhe wnlrr and air drain­ moiid lhal no effort b>-made tn treat । unlamented rest at St. Wolstaa'a!" substances such as bullets, needles. will bo good and nt Iho same this di«easi< for even if cured of the Now, is this correct? King John was i publican's faults Is a propensity to Keep your chickens tamo, never dog etc.. In the body, and ire ot Immense { ; poke his nose into other people's bust­ or excito them tn any manner. trouble. Jh<> chicks rarely develop burled at Worcester nnd In the caservice In surgery. Japan has proiltici-il nboiil 250.000,- j' ness. nnd so when he had road the To sum up—Keep good breeds of I cried. •‘Arne from (lie severe north , tbodral .there, and his body baa alapt • _____________ 1000 buflholH of Tice nnnunlty for tin*-j order he tould not help ejaculating: poultry, comfortable quarter^,. freA winds, tn a house locnled whore *atL*fac|orily, ------------- i In that spot until now, unless, like a ‘ lust four years: the surface waler coUecIs, tho floor The Number of Roosters. j streak of morning cloud, it has mailed When a hydro-aeroplane dived in- i The inlinbiiant* of Chni-|e*worlli, I "Quid gracious, laddie, and what- from vermin, good range, plenty of is sure lo he damp. All successful water, proper food, nnd certainly any poullrynmn know that a dump floor What is Hie usual proportion of Into tho Infinite axure of the past In lo Sweedish waters a suhqjnnnc»England, nro enjoying tin- 'nirioiKi [ woman who ts energetic and tries can males to females advocated by 1787, for the purpose ot Identifying boat divwl under il ami'brought it experience of listening lu a statn। For a moment Johnnie wax puzzled, make poultry-raising profltable and have i(i a chicken house. For this (joullry raisers?--------------H. W. F. tho lo shore uninjured. tnerlng cuckoo. the resting place of the king and his i knowing that his father wouldn't like flntf It a pleasure. She must watch so rcajtoii. when- tudefiliQg n silt* for n Where poultry breolers are rais­ remains, a committee of clUsans was ' him to exactly tell the truth. Then an as to have the hens bring, forth many ing pure bred stock ami are espec­ appointed to investigate this matter. ■ Ides occurred to him and he quietly eggs in the fall and winter when tho little higher than (lie surrounding ially anxious tn insure the produc­ Tho body was identified and all that tion of fertile egg*, one male is usu­ prices are high: also watch for their ground. ' replied: A good poultry house ^should be ally mated with from six. lo ten or remained of it placed In a new mau­ “I'm no verra sure, but I think he's comfort and dispel the old idea that soleum. when it stands today aa one , gaun tac mak* a cork frame and he’ll they can care for themselves. In sum­ as’ sinlide in roiHtfiirlHin as possi­ occasionally twelve feptales. In a of the objects of Interest in Worces­ need the corks.”—New York Tribune. mer they can to a certain extent, but ble. -Absolutely no fancy work nf farm flock, however, where lhe any dettcrinlion. A they poodneed many putattention poultry is allowc.i fre range five or ter cathedral. Shakespeare, tn his in tho winter your six roosters per hundred hens will "King John," puts tn the mouth of in fancy door frame* and unneces ­ most. With an experience of 18 years, The Difference. sary window casings. These are usually.be found suftlcient. Prince Henry the following. words: I find that by following these Instruc­ absolutely During Fair Week we will sell our box stationery at -worthies* except for op-An Atchison man who never held tions I make more money and have a pearnncc. and nppeaninres will cer­ Stop That -First Fall Cotigh. one job over two weeks, died not terrod, for so he willed It? Thus we better Income for the amount invest­ tainly never make heps lay. Check your fall cough at. once see King John was burled In Worces­ , long ago, and people said he was ed than anything else pn the farm. —don'.t wait—il mayllead to serious a genius out of-his sphere. When If pullets don't lay before cold lung trouble, weaken your vitality ter cathedral. an^Jdt is therefore losehe was alive they said he was a loafer. This will be the greatest chance lo buy regular high grade wenlhor thev Chicks Busy. Keep unicKs uusy. ................... ,, pre, apt ,to jvni.l ' ■ until, ........ and develop a chronic lung ailment. stan's. Tho memory of King John is —Atchison Globe. Get a bottle of Dr. Hells Pine Tar box stationery that has ever taken place in Hastings. SxerdM „tunf. ... ..... Honey today: il is pure and harm­ not cherished with the feeling that has cca, so see that you manage your basket. Dirxy? Bilious? Constipated? . less—use it freely for that full foods and tho feeding to keep tho Dr. King's New Life Pills will The normal temperature of a hen cough or cold. If Baby or children of England's sovereigns, and he will During Fair Week euro you. caqse a healthy flow, of is lH*ch»r than lhal of a human be­ bu remembered only as tho monarch i bile and rids your slumach and ing nhd 1£ she ha* fcnoUgh fresh air lieve quickly aud permanently. Il j bowels of waste and4 fermpnling Feeding Com to Turkeys. l<> .keep, up lit combustion fed Iry soothes’ lhe irritated throat, lungs charter of English liberty, from which itoily poison* They ;wwa tonic to Corn should be fed tp turkeys only her respiration, she ' can enduro and air passages. ‘Loosens Phlegm । your Uomaeh and liver and lone mon- cold Ihtiti tli<‘ human folk, hut is antiseptic and fortifies lhe sys­ of its valued Inheritance.—Letter to I the genoral system. First dose will dampness is a grave injury' her. tem against colds. It surely pre­ North Slds Phormocltt Hntlnjs, Michigan icure you of that depressed, dizzy. vents cold germs from getting a Bt. Louis Pcst-Dtspalch. 1 bilious and constipated condition. A Disease of Chlekeoa. hold. .Guaranteed: Only 25c. al 125c. all druggists.—Adv. ■BANNER Want Abvs. PAY— your Druggist. — Adv. ■•BANNER WAN's. ADVB.”Can you tell me what is wrong That is one of tho greatest vir­ tue*. nijy furnace run have—simple lo oprrnle—and by Iwing so gives IH-’I.- after United Stales troops had horn slalioneil there'fnr ten Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerel. BESSMER BROS J. W- TIBBATTS, Hastings, Mich NEW SHOE SHOP Do You Want the Finest Tea you ever Drank? Buy “ARBUTUS” 50c THE COFFEE 4 Hastings, Mich. Buy Your Box Stationery Now 10c per box C. E. HARVEY ' — wmZ priest �the mgnNca makner. September io, ibii. PAGE TWELVE GLIMPSES OF HAS­ TINGS 35 YEARS AGO Extracts From. News Col unis of die Hastings Banner, Published May 28» 1879 . M. C. B. IL Train Service. Going EaM. Detroit Express - - -7:ti.A. M. Day ExprcM - - t:29P. M. AUantir Express, daily - H:to P'. M. Way Freight al - - 10:15 A. M._ Going Wail. Mail Train nt - - - 2:13 P.M. Pacillo Express 'daily 5.1)0 A. M. Grand Rapid* Express - H:55 P. .M. Way Freight - - - 12:33 All trains daily except Sunday*— except aa Mneciflcd aliove. T. J. Bush. Sialion Agent. THESCHOOL TH^TGETSJ^ESULTS Specimen* "f ruck’from MineliaIta rTills. Miiim-mla. and alsoqdecrs of n Mill JMune from-w of the Stone* of lhe large Mill lhal exl>|oiled in Minneapolis Iasi year.] wi re received by u* yesterday from Mr. Charles‘Mixer, for which- he will please accept our hearty Lewis P. Cole the ThornApple; Lake man. i.« -about to commence | building n .large and commodiousj hall, for the purpose of accommo­ dating visitor* whrf wish to trip the I light fantastic. We do not doubt I but that nice parlies might be held COUNTY OFFICERS. • • ...Clement Smith there, and would prove profitable to Judge of Probate. lhe pioprielor, and please* the par­ Hltcrlff................. .Henry- Houghlalin ticipants. Under Sheriff ... Deputy Sheriffs, Win. Q. GruAn! . W. H. Powers .Enoch Andni........ John Liehty .................................. Win. XL- Reudder Pro.sC'ciiling Attorney, L. E. Knnppon Injunction Master................... John Dyer, of Orangeville, has a pair of block iM'.ir# a year old. Bentley Bros. & Wilkin* •■ire building n Icnnnt lioviso neat- lheir 1 fleam mill. Uncle Billy Wood’s hnu*e that ho Is building in the tlrst ward is near­ ing completion. Chel and Burn.* Messer lire making Join of sales of lhe Buckeye Reap­ er* and Mower*. Treasurer LieJily has purchased Champion, T. lhe Franklin T. Ctioiphell residence Wallies. II. F. Hartford, S. » In the Second ward. IWiert Marshall Esq., nml wife of Cleveland, Harper, L. K Prairieville wore vlsilmg al Hon. D. R. Cook’s the hitler pari of the week. We an* told, but cannot vouch for Hie truths of the a*«erl,imi. lhal l\ the Nashville there arc nine doelors io ami hImmi! •ally that when a GMlar Creek. . was finished Hint When Happy Goorge tisk* you i- about to build. for money to hid iu celebrating the Fourth, open ynur heart and purse and hand mil a good sum. The (kid Fellows of Prairieville have their new lodge room nearly compb*l<Mi. and will dedicate thn Mine In about irwdik or leu day*. Ex-Sheriff Creasy. Norman Ballcy and "Happy Georg*” are the commill:'.' t<> r.ii-r money for defray­ ing expenses at the coming Mb.' Mr. Waller Spaulding, one of the Croquet firm, bul a resident of Chi­ oilier place cago. Is spending a few days ill tin* Grand Rnpidu city, looking over Hie,croquel works. Patten the Ire Qrenm man Im.* • h Ill'll: I,••VI .-Mini un? strawberries, leltuae, string bean*, II. H. M—--r. i:-|.. of Mid­ cin-umbers e(e„ ivpd he keeps the - In inaki. a craml .*'|h*lh'iiicvsl -apple* we ever say nt this tickeyr Reaper* ami Mmvfenluro of the day. will lie «<f • a splendid. "Sulkey Burkcyo delivery nf Middleville, our week from next Salunluy will enjoy himself, and it will be a big day for Middleville. James M. Hrwcs and Ammr Pal­ mar are Hm.'iuna up humiriuLs of grain cradle* and iwery body knows that lhe Painter rradlu e.-umol . be (•••al. TH AT YOU SHOULD ATTEND THEIR SCHOOL BECAUSE GEORGE B. CORTELYOU ATTENDED A BUSINESS COLLEGE AND EVENT­ UALLY BECAME THE HEAD OF ONE OF NEW YORK’S GREAT BUSINESS CONCERNS—they will tell you that you should attend their school because Rose L. Fritz attended some business college and became a world’s champion as a typewriter operator—‘that you should attend their school because William Loeb learned shorthand and became private secretary to the President, and later, collector pf internal revenue at the port ol New York. But^ ■Do they give you any specific instances of their own grad­ uates who have won distinction in the world of business ?■ Do they rfive the names of young men and young women who have attended their schools and orc now located in prominent positions in the business world? Can these institutions that “point with pride" to the fact that they have adopted the most recent and unreliable system of shorthand—that claim that they have a course of study that can be completed in just no time at all—that claim to have some magic plan by which you may do something that no one else has ever done—can such institutions show you a list that will read like the following list of young men and young women who have graduated from the Michigan Business & Normal College, and gone out to become great successes in the business world? Walker. Department of Mchoolsund (>dirges, Rtirrotighs Adding Machine Company, Detroit. Bernice Bushnell, priv’atc semdury to the 4jrnrral nuinugrr of the Yrllowstom* Park Associatlmi.Wultcr llaugbcy, IVcMeru Supervisor of Agen­ cies. Buick Motor Car Company. Flint, Miehigmi. V. I_.Grassnum, ('ashler Savings Depnrtmcnl, Central National Bunk, Battle"Creek. Ernest J. Fiske, sereelnry to Mr. Wolfe. Ca-ntrai National Bank. Baltic Crock. Elnora Knapp, private secretary lo Guy 11. Cady. Detroit. Eairl il. Finlay, brunch house agent, Buick .Motor Company, Spokane. Washington. Elizabeth Hoyt, private secretary In Mr. More­ land. Moreland Motor Truck Company, Los Angeles nils IS THE SCliUlM. THAT GRADUATED: George N. Bliss. Production Mimnger for the Thomas B. Jeffrey MmmfuTluring Cbmpany, Keuosha. Wiscmijsln. Mary Scvison, private secretary to the chief of (hr Prmluetlon Department of the M. Rumelj*Com­ pany. lail'ortr, Indiana. E. D. Lanigan. Michigan Sides Manager for the M. Ilumely Company. Battle Creek. * \da Willitl.s, private secretary tn E. C. Ilfamau, Amcrirnn Strum Pump Company. Bailie Creek. - Harry VonWagner. private seeretury to Mr. Hills Vssistmit .‘•ales Malinger. Packard. Motor Gab ttmipany. Detroit. C_ W. Brainard. Secretary-Treasurer Vniuu Strum Pump Company, Battle Creek. Fred L. CbrjNtluii*, Cashier Savings Drpartinent, OH Nutlomil Bank. Baltic Creek. Earl Marvin. Receiving Teller, Old N'alkaial Hunk. Itullle Creek. .Hubert 4. .Ifar. Receiving Teller. City Bank of Bullie Creek. ■ j.iindl Lurtis, Assistant Lusliier, Merrhiinis Sav­ ings Bunk. Battle C.rci'k. * John Meister. Cliicf Arrountimt, lit genie Food tloinpaiiy. Buttle Creek. (I. <;: Crssim. PurchashigiJcpurtmciil. M. Blithely Lonipmi). I.a Porte, Indiana. t <>. G. Culver. Lost Keeping Department, M. Iluincl.s Company. La Porte. Iinliaua. V. I_ Bramble, I ninn Strum Pmiip'Couiiwny, official stenographer King’s kmk City, and harder of Ila* '■peed noil accuracy in writing Frank \ndrrser. Cashier II. B. Slrrrin.in Mimufii'kturing Company. Battle Creek. Winifred Wing, private secretary to tin* Work* Muniigrr. M. Ituniely ( ompaiiy, Battle Creek. ThfsMlon* llnttcndorf. Chief IceounluiU, I nion Strum Pump Company. Bnitlc .('reek. Helena Stanley, privule se< retnry to IV. K. Krllogg. Kellogg Toasted.' Corn Flake Cmnpmiy, IliiUle John 1_ Kellogg, secretary Kellogg Tiuisl-d Com Fluke Company. Baltic t.n-ck. Mur llocke, with lhe IL B. Sherman Manufac­ turing Company, Battle Creek. Frank N. Miller. Pay muster i’ostum Ccrral Com­ pany, Ltd., Buttle Creek. Charles L. Marble. Purchasing Agent, Kellogg ionslril Corn Flake Compnnl, Bailie Cceck. Nettie Cuinaniiic. privule secretary |<i Mr. J. C. This list could Im* <-milinm*d i4delinltclv. Three are young women out in. Hie Imsini’ss/vnrld who Imvr made lie counted wlmse salary is greater Hum lhal of William New York. AMERICAN TACTICS , lure inure i- mi avium v irv LMTED STATES . MILITARY !hilly or rolling country lh< METHODS IMT1ATED L\* ,!r“ ElrilOPEAX MAH C. J. ARGUBRIGHT, Business Expert NOW, MY FRIENDS BUSINESS TRAIN!, S NOT D1FFCULT AMERICAN SMILAR TO GERMAN METHODS UFA l this war will revolutules nf Hu- war. game, iphaxanl and hy.-lerii-al ElDrieuty of Light Artillery mid Armored Motor-Cars H ill Be Thoroughly Tested. The tactics 'of lhe Amcrican.Army are on trial in lhe Aurnpeuci war. nays a military expert. For years il hoi* been known that the Amerii-im mid the German modes of warfare have been similar, Except fur the open order formations—in which! lain strmis-hold . with yninpleie iuAmerica gnr.s to the furthest ex-| ' I formation of the si length of that heme—lhe two armi>*« are directed I position. Export* believe lhal l|i.e by almost the siftne system. It is,i day of such .-peclaruhir charges us known Hint Maj. Gen.' ’ Lemiuid; that of lhe Light Brigade. .Picket s Wood is mi anh ul supporter of the j' men at Gettysburg and of the Old Genium method*. • Guard al Waterloo, ha* passed.- H ■ IL is also true that the Freni a i.* m>l believed -that this war will hurtles uro somewhat similar lu contribute anything like them. pari* of the German, and when’ ' The Germans will wage a fierce they depart from Hiem they begin bul careful campaign. They depend (0 (•arallel ours, so Whatever Hmb■Upon their terrilic onslaughts to onh'Otm* of the European war. thr|jbrcuk the enemy. Their losses will J ar lie* of .America will receive a liw' fmmviHe. bul Ul«y esttmale Ihr seven- test, lhal may result in Hiej.Isreal sderiflce nl the lime of Un1. inauguration of radical changes. .'jchni'F".- as eompetLsaled in Hie diortAmerica closed il« mind to itrings’iciiihg.of i tin- war. . j The I Tench will e^ririsc caul ion. Uli-Ariuiricair* war,, hut. nothing । They will lighl llererly. bul in open muid be more fatal than to judm- formatiuu.-iiiid will ptvbubly annih­ the army of any nation by the- ilate llm mlvaiice line of llm cncriiy elmidards oxisling then. . . In the wilh (heir expert liimdlitib' of the brief lapse of MxtnAn years the artillery. army has received lhe closed sludy. mid has been benefited by ptore "iuvenlions Ilian at aijy ollinr period of Ils existence. Holding up a globe before a bright Ditto boy in school. the teacher naked lhal Ibis war will either make mi what country Ik opposite to ua on the break. Ono is rfliciem-y of lighl ‘ globe. ^1 don't know, ma'am,“ was artillery, another is the mrtor cart the reply. "Well, now.” pursued the in i.ho dual trsl a» un armored j teacher, "If I were to bore a hole jeout and as n inode of iramporta-! through tho earth and you were to yil aimluer is camp taniialuH feature has dev el- go In at thia end. where would you mnrif the fi|ianish-Am- come dutT' "Out of tho hole," replied 1 will be Mibjevlol tn the pupil, with an air of triumph. lent by the frrmtfnd-l __t!U|utlJP tl|r. Til'*' a lure ver tliv vol- u WDMI A I II VI A IH SINESS WONDERFUL POSSIBILiTlES. AMI EDI CATION -OFFERS IT TAKES EXPERTS a Ini-inrv, expert to leaeh > mt i>t&i< s— it lakes a stenographic ex­ • i r—-it lakes ii peiinnui to leach yrtu ■ueb as you gel al the Michigan Business ■ iiisL npplir.i|ioii, ics just folhiwing Indnisinr— irilirt. you nssocj'ulr with Mir- ......... • -*■- THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT I he work of the “SERVILE DEPAHTMEXl” ot (hr Michigan Business mid Xormal College i> un out­ growth of the personal help which Mr. Argubright has given, lines give, aud will give to everyone who enrolls ut the .school. This depiirimciil furnishes just the right position for you—places vou where you cmi grow—hist that place for tvhirh you are best imi*|iiwe of giving professional advice ii|hxi efficiency in general, out in parliruhir, lo increase the efficien­ cy of every graduate of (his institution. This de­ partment h--bvvon<L.lhr comprehension of the ordi­ nary individual. The only way Unit you (-an grasp the full signifitancr of the wonderful work done by Mr. Argubright F lo enroll Ht the school mid become n human, integral part of the prim............................. MORE THAN $3,500 A YEAR tunin’ up lo the College office mid let u* show you it letter from a young man who (mis-been out Of school uboul four yearn mid now receives more than MAHb.im u jrur. with a percentage of the prolita in mldilion. lie says, “Another com- of what tin- (ruin­ ing ill (lie M. II. «k N. C. will do for u fellow with or­ dinary hilelligeniT.”’ The demand for our young men and young wom­ en is fur iu advance uf the supply, business men arc calling un us each month—each week—each day— training lhal equipped them for life's work. This (ruining hus given them mi ndvunhioe lhal is WORTH TIIOrSANDS OF DOLI.VILS |n lhem. We want to tell you about tiirw young people. We wunl to show you why we can nlo for you what wc have ■ ilout' fur. (hem. If you riiunot rail, send fnr (xillegn literature— Il is free. . C. J. ARGUBRIGHT, President 43-45-47 West Main Street BATTLE, CREEK, MICH. Entrance Through Bijou Theatre Lobby Office hours—8 to 11:45 A. M.; 1:15 to 5:00 P. M. Saturdays 9;00 to 11:45 A. M; 1:15 to 1:00 P. M. �PAGE THIRTEEN THE BASTING* 1ANMCJLW PTEMBER 10, 1911. ■pximmMXMxxnMxininmiia»xio»MM«mix*xx*iiMxxixnxii ------------------------------------------------------------- S---------------------------------------------------- :------------------- ---------------------------------------------- —L. i The Biggest Implement end Hardware House In Barry County For years we have dealt with the farmers and other people of Barry County and during these years we have established a reputation for honorable and square dealing and today we number our friends and patrons by the hundreds. Always *•------------------------------- - -------at “Fair Time” we expect to meet many of those who have been our patrons. . Our store always extends a welcome to all and Usually at the Fair Grounds we have a tent to which every one is cordially invited. This year we expect to show as fine a display as we have ever had. Below are given a list of some of the things you may see there. Remember you are a welcome guest at our tent. Visit Us at The Fair Olds Gasoline Engines R. & V. Triumph Gasoline Engines United Gasoline Engines x Sharpies Cream Separators Oliver Plows John Deere Plows Ensilage Cutters Wind Mills Sewing Machines Studebaker Wagons' Feed Grinders Manure Spreaders Carriages Electric Lighting Systems Many Other Farm Machines We Buy In Tremendous Quantities We are probably the heaviest buyers of Hardware and Farm Implements in Barry County and this section of the state. We buy in enormous quanities and conduct our business on a big scale. This enables us to obtain advantages with the factories and jobbing houses that smaller dealers cannot get. We can supply you with almost anything in the line of Hardware and Implements. When any new improvement in the line of machines or time and labor saving devices is placed upon the market we endeavor to obtain it for the convenience of our patrons. . • ' THE PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY KNOW THAT WE STAND BACK OF THE GOODS WE SELL GOODYEAR BROTHERS Hardware and Implements Phone ! HASTINGS, MICH. Rapid* Saturday, after soil, ami for a scromi forest lo ';r..'"i«"™an|iJl“toh™'! MINISTERIAL RULE IN BOSTON grow. The roolj of this forest | ■aim* limn ii. . 11 wuuiu !><■ mlE. E. Faulkner anil son Earl were | must have nduullv entwined among ' ding io Iv.-ini tin* Indpht till- | Writer Had Some Hard Things to Gay in Northern Michigan la*t week. || the.topmost branches of lhe oriuiKith* Clnimbiirluiii. of Sparta, <m Mt\s. Graham and son from Penn­ |j mil foresls. Jflieit volcanic'ucliviMonday <*vemng, August filsl. al । sylvania are vuiliug .Mr. ami Mr.*. Long Since. Gone. I .os Angeles. Cal. The wielding was, -----------I foie-l. Up’ -lump the oulroiiie "f a rumand- which Itev. Pope ami wife of Hickory ’ tended lh<< fmteral of her cousin. ar>' The ministers r&led Boston in tho NEW WONDERS OF I »"«' ►‘•••n a shot iH’gan here four years ago whet. •loriWTs spent Sunday wilh Mr. ami j• Mrs. Georgi-. Georgcy Wilson, uf Hasting.-, Hasting.-. [ ARE AMONG un- VL-I I U-I-OVL. .-Io|>e. was hlll'K ■ 11 n good old dajs. They wero the bos-ies. Miss Chamberlain was here with Mr.*. Cross. THE YEl.I.OU STONE 1 Thursilay. -. •<>nt<- j- Literally. ’ «•-—«»— The ■»-- vi ------------------— .ubig minister* were the her parents while her fnlher was ' Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Smith and 1’Mlk. . Karl Ku<iz ami Miss Esther *\uuni again a Vulcan। at'i colonial bozacx; .they steered the gorpastor of lhe M. K. church, ami Mr. Mi.** Veronica Smith of Buffalo arc biti <<f Grend Rapid- visited al Jay Dinkci was*Alien conducting a । ernor and the. general court, while the Smith's .Nalurday mid Sunday. visiting Mr.-. Tillie Snulh. ' store here. The bride i* very well 1 lltlin minister* were the ward or town Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Manning of known in Ix-llon a- she has h<<*l» W&TC' &«*»• 6E0L0G1CAL i-iiiielcr fiiiin ” In '» fe a ‘tor “‘“de tip ‘he voter*' lixlx. •II ’ItllWVI'of friends among both young ami Owo-.-u au<l Mr. and .Mrs. M<*K<*weii last s<‘rnmn of lhe conference year. WONDERS ARE REVEALED -i;»-■> ,!!r oden hollow in Ihi- ceiteletflona and "ran" lhe town 'old. Hli<* I* a graduate of the Kal­ of Hallie Greek were vlkilors at M. Suiway Siduwl nt p. m. avities willi brilliant amThey them.elvc* did not amazoo Normal ami for lhe past M. .Mannings Inst week. Karl Bid<’lman and Jesse Galli-. • !■<• <-uli>nili<’>l <nif rstnls. ' h<’Id office. ..Like'our modern political thren years has been a successful Mi*» Hazel Eckharl left Saturday linn are allending lydiool in Hasiuimw li'nre a huge irei- aupi-ars 1 b°sses. they ruled through other*, Finally lhe vnl(earlier in lhe 8|uirla high sduHik foi‘ Big Ilapids where she will ulVulcanic .tlatrriiils Overflowed 13 riinor George', us he Is called . here, in neon prost ru<«d'Wore it ■ And ‘ l “ ) "o «f u« who think that "low. Our "I'luxil began lasl Mpnday.' Succoodve Furcsls Vntil Depth lied. II IS ntmul < feet 111 1 down poHBclan*" are the only men^ known by all ami i- a good evnmple Mi.-* Addie Mniiti'l of Prairicvillu Ifruilicd 2.000 Feel. of young iiianbo'sl. Al present he was home over Sunday. dinnieh'i ami I- >>xpo»e<| for j ! ‘hat "lake orderf will pleaxo obBervn •* i-donia as IrMher. Six m-w schol­ is in business 111 Los Atimdes. where lb (eel. There i<jjv .qZ- j that in till* ciw those clerical hoaxes The 15-to-l fossil forest of the .Mabel Econard is tcaclijng ars' were enrolled, making a lolafI aiul the- young people have gone to iuMiss dimimiiion in diainetFr ruled through the gentry in office and of twenty-two. YellowstoneiV'TI'C Mounlains aun>os« all You kville 1 hi- yettr. ”......... |.Jlin jinmcdiati'ly in and has cui’ lmusek<!e|>iug- id a jum* bungalow Gfinrlry litrkcl-and wife of Foulh| the other wontkT tales -»« Mr; Kopf-oT Lowell. wag* burnt! of «,«T the i|l(' Y-Uow-'ona - i2tny>>u '--through ■•-■ v-u-t-v■ ■ .-’P‘DillIiy_U 11 >!l»| have b‘ <,ii: the carefully selected good people in which was all furnished and ready over 1B^d, k-owom I he famous faniou* petnlh-d tielrilli-d forest forest of of Ari Ari.■................ .............in G 1.luari . . of, ■n v^ry tall trwrt. ABWlror pririlMl t6ctr ­ tin* Sunday. Ben<l spent Friday night at Scott: The nmunlain. the for the bride when she arrived. zona may be the best known, but Which- may Im read th>- story <<f ilSprague is uttending school Boll 1 Mr. and. Mrs. iJiukel have Hu.- m Merle •Mi« Esther Hiihdm.'i.'i begun her• it tells no- such story as do the lifr origin, million* nf trunk’, roots nnd Buttle Crock again this year. • forest arv'uprigld i Mri,tocr"(T into a theocracy than it is Iiiffll wishes of the entire cominun11 link'The Delton Study Club/will hold school near Freeport Motiady, Sept.. teen Yellowstone forests of ada­ hranclo-.* having been subnierg<-<l •• i»-ii:u G fee} lngli I now“da>‘B to corrupt a democracy into liy. mant, grown one .on lop of the by these stupendous volcanic in­ their first meeting of Hip year wilh t' in diameter. . j " Plutocracy. Caleb tytibridger ami Mr. Wise Mr.«7 Eugene Horton m> Friday, af­ other, and rcvcidfifi; Hie growth of undation* nml conv.-rb'<l into the ................... M„| ||,j rarity. I ^o’U'? ‘he methods of the clergy have gum* to Soplh Berni, Indiana, ternoon. The work this year will BUT NOT ON THAT MACHINEI the douse vegetation of the early must -beautiful ami hanlie.-l of Slymp* and h<g* of U are found inij woro logitlmate: others were not. on a motor trip wilh Mr. Edmonds be on Political Economy and Am­ • world, of terrific volcanoes in erun­ altrix'l all <|ti:irl>'lS <<f tin- globe | Their .influence ns preacht'rs upon lion. and of chemical inetnmurpli~ ■ of Hastings. erican Lileralun*. Girl Had Right to Balk on Joy Ride1 Ism-* on a gigantic scale—natural standing on the slmws and .•deeper from far Northern pi'iiits of Arctic j public opinion wax that of leaders; Mr. and Mrs. Moore of BalUu Drath of Frank Norwood. hillsides, rise i<j a li.-iglil of -.ii l<< .'Mi That Homely Escort Had Promphenomena of millions of years !«■ feet, nml are covered wilh lichens 1.. o..„n----Southland so long as they exercised It in Creek nml Mr. anil Mrs. Webster a: from' 8|dizhenp!ii. fore the appearaniM'-upon the eurlh nml hlaekeped mol di*c<<lor<ul by nf Banfiold were visitors al Dr. Barry township, Michigan. 8ept. '.imibtn to Suulh Africa of lhe find cave man. Morfonl'a Friday. frost and rain. Tbou.mmls ami nyl125. 1831, ami died of apoplexy at his I The visitor to this fantastic re- | lions of years old and of solid -lorn*, George Quick rnlurnrd from Bat- home in Delton August 30. 191 i. al But when they abused It to beat a Ho Creek Wednesday where he has the ago of JH) years, il months ami ever met, but almost his first sontanca1 gion views these submerged for­ you can not distinguish them ut a governor who. feeling that their pun­ ests. standing upright as I hey grew. been working all summer in lhe five days. Al the. age of 25 ha wa- won her heart. ishments were too qgu^ attempted to It was: "I’ll coma around some, in lhe punlice un<l lava deposits of dead -tumps <»f I lie pn-sefd forest of show and ice should oner h;tv< use the discretion * iiicb was properly Hanilarium. married U» Mis* A<|elia Pennock of Not rvin-y visitor, to tho Yellow. been tropical.. In many IdCalitifa his; when they put 'off conventions to Bussell N'olKvood has moveil h[s Ikirry fltfii to them wen* horn three Thursday and taka you out in tho ma­. Hie ancient volcanoes -not fifteen loo. Hirre are tfggregaliiiii* of l«s . ‘ , foresls spread over iliffcrcnl areas. a.loiir notices I lie pot rilled for»«l* family in willi his mother for a sou*. Russell, of Hi<’kuTy; Mu-on chine.” limes and places where they could but fifteen foresls -landing one and Marshall of Kalumazm<. Ho was short time. . "Oh." aba twittered, picking a hair. above control them, against public opinion: Jhe gemt c<-yM-ts mid other won­ dignified by fh<< utmie the other, each' rcpresenlDr. Lowry of Hastings a-sisb-d always ready io administer to the from his coat collar. "What Thurs­ and when U/ey lit a bribe be scut to ' ing 3 long period of lljc earth's hiA- der*. As you ride up the trail that by Dr. Cross of Dollon removed day. Mr. Dickdockar?” the ..king of England—when they did Forj'. Along flic preclpilbus am! meanders along the Mnoolh river adenoids . from Vcrnicc Eckharl pulhy and duriuK Hu* past three 'How docs some Thursday next almost perpendicular sides of the IxMfnm. ynn may note Hie cliffs on these and other things, the clergy years nf his illness was a patient Thursday. week suit you?” ha replied. Ycllowsionn Canyon, where the lhe right hnrtd covered with a mul­ CaL ami one in lhe vicinity of; were "playing lhe game ’ fn what »a. Mrs, Peter Adriunson ami daugh­ sufferer but he wm.given the best "Oh. tha DraL please!” she ex­■ river has during the later ages cut titude of the.-- bleitched shtiie Cairo. Egypt. But in th<>e places would call a "pretty practical fash-' ter Margaret visited Mrs. Hurler In of rare by his wife who attended io all or mo.-t of lh<- trunks ate on).— claimed. its wav through lhe mounlains to trunks. In lhe percipitnle middle him wilh untiring patience. Hcliool craft from Thursday until truipt nnd lie hjiiken and scallereil Ion " And. they went a practical lot That Thursday she stood, with her• a depth of 2000 feel, may be seen portion of the mountain, face, rows alamt in the greatest confusimi. of politicians, thoso godly ministers: Saturday. ‘ He hath parsed tlie darksome valnew auto coat on. waiting at tha par­, the trees of these separate forests, Uf upright trunk* stand but mi lhe pious, but cunning; good." but no Rev. John Slater was a business . h** .. layer above layer, like the bands lodges like the columns of a-rumvisitor in Battle Creek last Thurs­ ■ alrtihifion. "mollycoddles"—Lincoln Steffens in .Where death's cohl waters How., lor window for two hours. in ;t gigun.tic chocolate cake, ceday. the Metropolitan. He hath left the land of shadows ■ "I realize he's ugly as sin and has menled into the volcanic debris James Brown has gone to Plain­ fourteen gold teeth,” she mused, "but w-ffich in turn oyerwhetmed each loo sleep lo -upporl vegetation litw.-lonv National Park, on lhe oth­ In the i-v£ping's sunny glow: well to work for. the winter. Mrs. And his happy feel uro pressing with wind goggles on ha surely won't growing forest wherejt stood. save 9 few pine*, the (Yi/rilled er litutri, are not otflj tnuch more Brown will conduct tbe meal mark­ In Fashion's Jungle. pallia beyond Hie vale of niglil. • look so bad and he'll probably keep In the lone,, long according -trunks fairly cover Hie -urfm-e. et during his absence. ,A big garao hunter. Just back from Where the shining river Is flowing his mouth shut on account of- tha1 1 to geologists“(he higji. rugged re­ As the. mail carriers didn't have .Close beside the throne of light. six months between Kilimanjaro and dust?' gion of the Ye||bw>l«iic park was a bi go on Iln- mail rouk' Monday The slope*. of Amrltiysi Mountain, Victoria Nyanza, was walking on Fifth There was a sudden chugging. low, fiat couqIq*. only a Utile above I hey at (ended the mail carriers' lhe Thunderer. Mount Niirn* .1111) Might Have Liked Them. “'Tla he!'r she breathed. sea level, willi'u diinqle ax nearly The lara^-l trunk in the Yellow- <<lh<*r peak* in lhe .vicinity. nil have eonveulimi.nl Middleville. . In .ano* block ho passed a furrier's 1 tropical ns that of Foulhern Max- stoiie Park i- a little over' I't fed lheir Al a reunion of the Adame family Mr. and Min, Hines. Mrs. Hlnule pelritied fbre.-ts—in fact, A. magnificent foroat eovorwl across, whirli includes a portion of llnifr t* hardly a .-quaiv mile of the shop with mounted skins' of tignr and nml Mrs. Hurter uud daughter Hel- tho chicken croquottas gave out. ao was seated on n dusty motorcycle। ten. the area. Hiroiigh which roamed lhe well-preserved bark. This area of the iioriheaslrro portion of eii of Schoolcraft spent Thursday the maids carefully neglected the with an extra seat behind! the gigaiilic iH-asls of the early huge log projects al«<ut t» feet above Yellowstone Park willmut its mulwith Mrs. Hlpbridgor. Ha rank the bell. young‘children. After vainly trying to leopard skin coat another a wolf Delton-bus n good number rep­ attract the attention of hie mother, "is Miss Nlddlestoop at home*" he, world. There were no men. Vol­ (hr-xurface. Tlm most remarkable I1I11<I<< -seallete<l or canic eruptions- then burst forth resented in Hastings high school •nough hvtsil inquired. nrralir willf tremendous energy, and ibis on Hie western end of Sjmcimen this year: Irene HoelUel,- Glenn end of the table called out in a loud "No." replied the maid. "a*s Just' fopest. the lowest oije of Ute fifteen, <•<1 llidge. Throushoiti several ticres cviTliistiiiK palare for a hundred of mammoth shape, Horton, Paul Faulkner. Gerald tonn of voice: "Mother!" ' aa you view it today from Hie floor the trees'- an; ex|Ki.<e<1 at various kings. Husli, Gurucr Huinpjtm. Georgo arras twitched. ' ,‘t "What la it. AlbertT" she replied. Press. of the canyon, yas ronuflelely bur­ beighl.- 01.1 a very sleep hillside, Green. Hurold Houvcnlr nnd Leon "Do you think.” went on the child. ied under the masses of falling a»h- most ... of them projecting well above Dunning are all attending. Paul whore a chap misses his rifle more Whit Makes Flattery Welcome. cs amt pumirc. The trees were the ■' surfaci-. -..... .......... white -.............. al lhe very Faulkner and Gerald Bush - were -I should bare liked tho croquettes Navigability of the Kongo. than on Fftth avenue. And," he arfdad What makes a man. susceptible to sooked by sdicu- charged waJjsummit <<f lh<‘ slope stands ijne of plucky enough Tuesday to walk the If 1 had onet'—Lippincott's. The Kongo river and its tributaries then lers. mihI Hie uir being excluded, I the largest ami best preserved Irecs. flattery Is the fact thavha welcomes vcngcfully. "such a hunt tnlthti Mire distance lo and from Hust­ furnish more than nine thousand Thu ik'iuirlmt'iil of agriculture raThey Were presort e<l and turned in It i* feel in circumference anything that affords relief from the amiss, you know." ings rather than be alwunl lhe first After the find forest vvasiwiHioul Hie bark, and stands 12; indiscriminate knocking. ijay, which they would have lo tiiualc* that diaeuue and •■xpumirv miles of waterways navigable by ftal-’ stone. Iruve been <m ueciiunl of no train­ caused a lose’ in meat tmiiiud* m bottomrd steamers. vnlotiilMMl quiet was restprqd.for a; feel above the ground. This giant! this country amounting Io SI&0,000,sufilcient length of tinw. for the i (rec. literally is us old ns the hilly, . service tm the C. K. & 8. -BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. - vulcanic material tu be reduced lo is a true Sequuiu, aud is so closely BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. Mrs. Hunt's brother returned to uuu last year. \ DELTON. • dat'd* are out in town announcing (he wadding ot Georgp Dnikid or Grand gtesafe ■ 15 rtTRFH FOIBB I i=is£~vf=i ME MINE MtfflEI .!•-.rs �THE HAKHNCl BANNER, .SEPTEMBER 10, IflIL PAGE FOIRTFEN al Thornapple lake, WEGUSEN’S Tailored Garments . Command Admiration Mr. nnd Mra P. II. Carter spent Hie Inlier purl of ln*t week at Ba;-, e Creflk. Mi»*r** Yada1 Feiimner and Villa i Pnrroli comnirnced alterdiiu bu*l- That in because they are property cuf and fitted from the Season's Finest Fabrics See Us E.ariy A. S. WEGUSEN LADY TAILORING i48 Eaat Fuiton sn By IDA SHtPLIR. ----------------------------------------------- I— McQulre languidly watched the smoke curt from hl* cigar, play tn weaving circles about hla abapely face and head, then float off to the realm* of pipe dreams. PreeehUy a dreamy. satisfied smile stole into his blue eyes week. and love for hlmaelf Adorable Lora. Mr*. L. W.-Feighner and d.iuab-i He waa hastening back to her and.( h*r Yada wore iu Gram! Ilnpids la-t. their wedding day at steamer speed. i Thursday and Friday. The half dosed door of hla room let: Mr- I'.. IL Quick i« enlcrinmiiiK In tha sound ot voices. It was Ed the indie* nf Hu- "-W Ciilb till*.! Kataey and Tom Larkin. McQulre had* Thurtdny aflrrnoon. .. run’Into them somewhere abroad.;! Mr. and Mrs. E- B. Towfirend indL'They were coming home on the name sun* of Ha*lmgs visited reln.iv- s gteamer and friend* hrie Monday.. bld t„.t her R*lney i VI m ,x ^Unri. WM “ring. "Believes thgt Lora 1s|i RMmm.. Mvmdnv afi’er^peiuUnd ;1! Inn«>c«ee personified. Doesn't know, w'ei-k Wilh 'relative- here. ,h*» • «‘’od or mor8' Mi»* Lila Exurr <*f Alhrn*. vvlioloW”- than himself Don't gueaa that has spent t'ln* -uinmer lu re went, abe's out to marry a fortune. Don't: liniin* Smidav aflernoon. She was know tlfat ahe*. In turn, been sweeta< ronipani**d by Von \V. Fljrni** heart to all of us. or anything of that | and family With ilifir tiunniuibib- '»ff»tr of here and Lambert'*, does hs?" Mr*. Bynni I’eGravv aiiu Ivvn chitMcQulre's cigar dropped from his > dren. Mi— Vida and George, of Hit-I parted Bps. The red leaped in an He Creek who visited ilw- fonner * UI|y flBm8 |0 b)i (ace. Tfaey were | rtrt'T. Mr*. C. G. Munroe. Itirt W< I talking, lhese frivnda of his, of the girl, returned home Saturday. r. . ....... . his calumniating mouth. Larkin'a an . in the very latest and most attractive pat­ terns. ''Once a customer, always a cus­ tomer," is the motto we work by, and we are in position to talk with AUTHORITY nl»out Styles and Patterns. CITIZENS rilONE. 244B | Grand Rapids, Mich. L. Glasgow. Coy Hruintii'fia* a new Ford. .. joiui oniey Htnvml huildiiiK ju-i .... lITof when*.lliry his pipe: "McQulre is young. Bhe Isn't good enough for him. that's only too true. But. Rainey, tbe girl was only a little recklesa, too much ot a flirt. Nothing worse. Lambert is a liar. McQulre'* a good looker and no gold." unless he brought her gold?" Rainey nr siorc.; Mr*. F. D. Green nnd children ■till persisted. ' Oh. you need nol worry about abutting the door; Mereturned home Saturday noun. Mr*. Malik Boyil of Charlotte was a kii.-I of-Mr*. Frank PurcIHs out nour ago I Sunday. McQulre fidgeted and worried about I Joint Caley has purchased Mr* i hla cabin for an hour after. Nol a I Hlildn Hriwk* house and lol on Stale I doubt of Lora'a lore edged Itaelf In hla I-Irrel and i* having it repaired be- Wlnd. No one but htmaelf bad ever I fore moving into the xatne. Mr. and Mi*.. <:• H. Quirk. Mi.** Agnes Rosendale and Frrel GaiiinAfur awhile the plan he would work gcr. motored to Battle Greek. Sun­ to confute there friend* came crowd­ day iiftrrnoon. Waller Springborg spent Sunday ing Itself Imo hl* head. It was neither new or original, but It would do. in Grand Rapid*. , Rainey apd Larkin found him dull i Dnn'l Feighner ’ has commenc' d repairing and remodeling his hou-** company forthwith Then It* reason at the corner of Middle an<l Maple ci me out. He bad received a telegram I at starting. Hoped It was not so bad a* Stated. Hl* fortune, to tho laat e<| lii her liiinu* in Maple Grove. Her dollar, was In Jeopardy. He had made ‘ daughter. Mr*. Lydia l.nlhni|i ac—------ - Further he; .ydia Lathrop ar- 1 *<nno foolish «investment |coni|ianirH her a..,.! ..3 and , will woui<i not not talk. Simply moped, smoked , , ‘-. , remain -...... . would will) her atid Mi— J . J' *“*1 read. - 'h jwill luord nt J. B. Marshall's and] s "Rainey, the little sneak, will go I .illend N’hnol her**. !111'hm*w Valve-in-Head Motor Be sure to look over the 1915 line of Buick Cars while at the Fair. You will find them on exhibition just south of main entrance. When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them.” Lower Tuition Rates Because We Have No Solicitors Mailer'* Bu*ine»* I'nitersiiy gel* nnd hold* it* palroiiage by .merit. It doc* nol tmpo*e -idiriinr* on lhe public or n*k either -Indent* or lheir pareitU to sign contracts. bul i* tilled each year wilh the friend- and relative* of former student*. When you pay tuition Intro it is for instntdinn purposes nol to pay solicitors to no from door lo dour. That i* why our tuition rate* are 20 per reyit lower than any other business school. Students Paid for Work Young men and women having a hualne** course in view wiH appreciate the merit* of Maher's Busin**** Ihuveraily when you understand lhe business-like manner in which the-work i* done. Student* are not epgngiHl In wade banket wnrk. bul work that hu* a commercial value, nnd in doing the public work which i* solicited by the school lhe xludrnl I* paid, fur wbnt be doo*. Tin* plan encourages uechrncy a- nothing else will Im* accented and stimulate* the student lo work u* he is practically working fnr hiniM-lf. It also is an accommodation to the puhlk*. a- lluty ■*nii get rt vast amount of work done al n nominal charge. Al rhe present we arc directing SJu) envelopes for a Niles tlrm. . Kvwy Graduate Plaeed in a Padtlon. Ask for further information. Mahers Business University Phone 4171-R Kalamazoo, Mich 319 So. Burdick St. In the year 18V8. Mi«s Hickel wa*la laving mother. Her life ha* not Obituary. Jane Jlickel wa* l>orn united m marriage to Mr. Geo. Wil- been long but it* influence (or good Her hotly reals in i* township, July 2d. *on. She Was the mother of three will fie lasting. ig-L**and ’’di’ed at" “her ’ home ’in children. Mi-- By«sn* 15. Mush r our beautRiverside ceinelety. Hastings, September 1-1. Hit I m h'-r G>ui* 12 and baby Richard Vernon, bul'her spirit ha* returned to God f„) |y.nrst year. She wa* tb.*i Ihii-ii Auku-I '.M. 1914. seven day* who gave il. The funeral service* (were held at Hie home. Hev. Rirh4 of ||jn,, r||i|(jr,.n nn<| previous to his mother’s death. younge-I ninon* Ihos** Ih among of her own family, th** < For- Ifi year* of married lite her, ard E. Yost, nfllcialing. lirolher*. Hire.* sistera and an ng.-.l! endeavor lias Ihm'Ii Io make an ideal > -----------------------New Messer Building home. j In JHU5 the state of Oklahoma pn>mother, who since I lie death nfh.T She deserve* the hfthest praise ihicb<| thirty-seven barrels of crude Hastings, Michigan. (lint han crown thu Irb* of a woman oil. Al lhe preMUl lime tho producin Hint she wn* a faithful wife and lino is ;ihkOiM> barrel* daily. sixth grades is boarding al David k »“*•«*» Nothing will suit • ’ daut.HK r. Kunz's. me better, rtthsr. “' ------------। Mrs. Brace. Mra- Elmer Swift's From New York McQulre wrote n___________ __ _ _ _ _ _ '. mother, i* very sick. _ . 'My Dearest: I’m viewtag the hole W. W. Poller and family of Hasting*, motored here Sunday and took Ih'* former’s sister. 5|iss May doubt have heard of th* Parkinson Potter on tn Maple Grove with them and when they returned Mias they swamped with their own stupen­ dous failure? I have trusted Parkin­ , here with ln*r aunt till Monday af- son as 1 might have my father, had 1 We hav.? completed arrahgenient* to equip your kitchen with lhe valued and much Wnrk Can R? Doha at T.nwpr Prir**« .! ternnon. ' nrited aluminum cooking wan*. With every purchase made nt our store, we pn*»»*nt 'yni I I Mr*. Frank tide and granddaughwith a roiiiion. When your cash purchase* aggregate AHUM) n K> item in pure Aluminum ’ ter. Ml- MmMihe Cole nf Potler- cry over spilled milk. It s done, and i* given FREI-?, you paying Wc in cash to cover packing and shipping expense*. Cut this • | ville. vi*iti*d Mra Contelia Tomlin ml. out and present it I hi* week and 82**’ in punch-out* will be given yuu n«» mailer what darilng. I have youth, health, atrength i your purcha-u1* lunouiil to. < ' . . Ullice- I can do your dental work at it low prn Walter Beach and David Bristol and T&yw-left. You know I studied 1IF«1 cln*» job, and A Few Reasons Why Every Kitchen Should Be Outfitted With Aluminum Ware and -on of Dowling were guest* at law. behold a future Webster la your | | r.ha». ParmH'* Sunday. v husband. I cannot wait to aee you. I. The liygenic ipialily of lhe ware reduce* I Mis* Jrnnie Buckle i* Iman I ms at Lovingly. Phil ” away will) repeated renewals of epukirtg uten­ the danger* of. stomach ill* which the old Rainey waa with Lora when ahe re­ sils. Mi— Stella Van Al-line of Kaln- ceived thia eplatle. He watched her 1 2. The high condurlivily, of lhe niflaF re- L-i*liione<l ulensil* promoted. There can be no rno i* bark t«» Frank Wertz'* for an­ pretty face torn pale, then flashed. flaking of Aluniinurft. therefore, diminishing . other school'ycar. 3. This feature also assures an evenn**M of the risk of appendicilin, tumor*, etc. There "Of course It’s love In a cottage?" Mi— Grace Franck returned tn heat which make* possible the cooking of ran be no tioisonou* chemical rearlion* !*•Nile* Sunday to commence her aald Rainey. mp*i delicnle O mm I* wilhoui fear of burning V'Of course It lanl." ahe flared. "la It 1 school work for another year. cause nUuninum i* acid proof. or.scoiTbiug. Mi-- Goldie Hitt, wa- home ft.mi a fact that he waa fool enough tb trust his Immense fortune Io the keeping of The Forementioned Merits Should Recommend Aluminum to You Harting-. Sunday nnd Monday. that company he refers to?" i Mr. and Mr*. Johnson and 911) Fl.tHHL IIAVSELMAN Hl II.IHNG. ESPECIALLY when we nre giving you lhese ulen-il* as tokens of appreciali«m of ymtr Ou^k'lta dld. He was tolerably Jauilly uf. Mi.ldUivltlr Mient Sunday patronage. Our flrrt giCr>HI U1' a. iwo-pieCe combination Jiri-all article forgeneral KilcJten KALAMAZOO , MICHIGAN f and Monday with ' Ine fwfe frank about the matter. He Is playing i use. Wlieu yo)i "have M*ci)re<! this, MheF arti cles will be Is*U*hI. . brother, N. E. Johnson and fondly. cheerful to you In thia letter. He b63 Piece Orrul Scl « Quart Dairy Pall 8 Quort-Kauce Pun tievws that nothing would separate •J Cup Percolator ■ Cu.vN*n>le * Quart Berlin Kellie Hartings'spent Sunday and Monday your love from him." .1 Quart Hire Cooker 3 Piece Strainer Scl Ji Piece Kitchen Sei "What!" ahe nearly ahrleked; "mar­ Fry Phu 6 Quart Tea Keltic10 Quart Preserve kellle Halpin cl ry a pauper? Rah. be baan*t bralna and Ml-. enough to get a first client Me do Dell Durham spent kitchen work nnd make my own ■>f Chesaning wal;i-l week ar |leU->ill alle||i|hlg III,gllesl G. A. IL enrampntatii. / . Phil was nearly a month getting Frank Hartwell visited at Detfoii over everything that followed that letand Milan. h»*l week and ntl-ndt.: HENDERSHOTT C.OHNEHS. Mr-. Hammond and children Gladys, Phil's cousin, went calling ttnenl Sunday wilh bee daughter. Ronald un.i Manne Mr*. Charlo* Hendershott ahd fnm- on Ix>ra. her cousin's late betrothal ring shining on hpr hand. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hutfintin of It wasn't fitting for Lora to notice Mr*. Walter Buni anil daughter, High. Bank railed on Lon Heuder- this, but she did the lovely bracelets Kallieriiif! rrtuin>**l l>**me Fti*hiy -li'itt and family Sunday. Gladys was wearing. "A gift from night after a •week'* ’ visit, at Esca­ Cousin Phil," the girt quite .innocently naba. Bracli began her Mi-s Agn>-« llo*>*iiilab* of Norway "I never knew that you had a Hind* district la*l cousin so fond of you. Seems to me other year * x\.ok tu our -chools a•hiwd npi-tied Mfiiida.' k-uchir of music. .. ride with ■I. IL.Italy spent one day |;nd week money." Ibra's •: Your heavier suit, which you will need with the cooler days Mr. and Mr*. E. IL While weal t>i During Iln* -lorm Salunliiy 4MkIi( Kalamazoo Saturday to -pend Sunsurprised Inquiry. waler tank al I lie I.enlz table coming sopn—is hardly in condition for instant wear. "Oh. no." Gladys went on, still mors i.lory’wa- -truck by liglitniiig school house net Sunday evetfing al the usual .time. .. . George Johnson and family wer*» urday iti Grtnd Lapid*. t he Pldlalh-a ilu- of the Evan­ girl. I couldn't get him to tell me Hartman Lalling w.is at Gtaiid gelical Sunday 'school 1 held lheir the Sunday guest- of hi* bro’her. who. He brought her no many pres Rapids last ’Nalurduy. ' mobility liiisine,-* Hireling ' at the Oliver JuIhimiii anil family. Misses l.ibbie Haynes*. Berth.*) enta from abroad. Then, because one Mr*. L.E. Pr..t> "and daughter make a rule to send your suit to us at stated intervals for Dry Cleaning of the friends be same home with Shultz. EMilh I e-inair and Archie afternoon. • After tty; bet him. or something like that, his Tobias att**n*led kh<* .Western Stale and Pressing, and it will look fresh, bright and as attractive as new? It’s in Grund Rapid*. They were uccutnbujr_al_4iraml Ila।o ds. la-1 Snltrrfl ay . affianced wouldn't marry him If he pHiiied home by Mi— Margarel Pratt, who had been visiting id -'■rvod. a real economy. The girls, then departed Inhabltabllity of Mars. Elmsdale and Mis* < Burr ufi afl'-r ib-rhiring they bad had an had lost all. The question of the habitability of Elmmlale. who expect? f<» teach | • WE WASH EVERYTHING EVERY OTHER DAY." Mr. and Mr*. Otto Schulze and Mars la one on which astronomers -on*. Earl and Lewi*, spent Sunday differ greatly. The sole evidence’in in .Maple al Ehatlotl*1. day willi Mra favor of the existence of Intelligent • Irove. Mi.»s Mabel .Wilcox who has bcm beings on It la the obvloualy artificial Mrs. Brown—My husband lost a vi*iling relative* and fronds here nature of the*so-called canals as some great deal of money on that decline in Frapklin and Haynior. I went to for the part live weeks returned to stocks. Grand Ledge one day last week her home in Bailie Creek. Sunday. be said to be evidence of additional where they will visit several days Miss Wilcox spent Saturday with canal construction on the planet, tbe htar of those declines ta stocks 1 before going tn lheir home tn Mich­ Mi»* Gertrude Bchuhe. HASTINGS, MICH. SHULTERS BROTHERS, igan City. Indiana. Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Partridge. whole question of the existence ot any think wouldn't H bare bero * good Mr*. Ora Hart and dansbUr of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Partridge ubd canal being skill a matter of contro* thing if everybody had sold out ho Phone 243 Proprietors . t Rjunds wa* a ku-**i of the daughter. Pauline motored to Bat­ •r* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. IL .1. tle Creek and ypent Sunday with Puck. »lrt.« over Sunday. relative*. ' Forty thousand dollar* were'sprnt H. (V**kifw had tho misfortune Unite a good many from hrro at­ tn England in lhe production of a I h.-» toe »m*?hed al lhe Lentz tended the Bar 17 county Masonic -ingle moving picture film. -BANNER WANT ADVB. PAY, The Hastings Buick Co (First Class Dental! i ... Work . This Ad Is Worth $2.50 in Punch-Outs Can Be Done at Lower Prices • DR. 1FRANK HOLMES | NASHVILLE W.L. HOGUE, Phone^i Hastings, Mich. Your Suit Cleaned for Fall? Why Not American Steam Laundry �■ — PAGE FIFTEEN THJE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER IV. 191L BA.NFIEl.DLAKE ODESSA. Robert JJbwdriae of London. Eng-1 Frank Coykendall made a bust­ land. cousin of Mr.*. Lids NmiJ. i«'n*«ss trip to Bradley last Wedmxi’ Mr. Neal's. Re expects to make j dux .returning by Grand Rapids and in* home tn our free America. i attended the fair. Mr. Hippie amt daughter, Edna, j Mart Tupper of Blanchard vi*u• >f h>wa. vi-iled Irving Brunney and i-<l over Sumlay wilh his sister, Mrs. 'daughter, Huth, Friday and Satur- Waller Johnson, day. The Lady Maccabees gave Mrs. . Mr. niid Mra. Chas. Drolntt. Glynn Myers a surprise Hobday MI 1.6. ■ I daughter ami son 'of Battle Creek. night ami presented her with a set ' Charles Jenson was quite ill all J ,pent Friday al Mrs. Delia Tun- of table.*|>oons. 11 last week. ' gale's. Mrs. Orin Hammon-1 JWho ha* > .Sun-Hw will go lo Gull lake vn'l Mr*. Mora Tungalr called on Mr*. been in p«M>r health a long lime is [ Tuesday of this'week U» move a I May Stiles. 'I'm-day, who is nol now conllimd to her died. I*house lit the (*>untry Club. ‘well. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, wilh lheir ‘ Mr. amt Mrs. Allen of Richland . M,'( ““•* JJ',''f.n”d daughters. Mrs. Otis Miner. .Mrs. :*|.ent Sunday ill the Ray home .at I «aW6°r’ El1"'’ of Cor. m-iwon- in our vicinity. fim-*day. Cheboygan and their families are Tlmriulay. Mr. ami Mrs*. L. Mmm, of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bolyt-n of I <>f Brittle Greek. Mr. ami Mrs. II. spending several days at their old |Cnx*ey spent Sunday with Mr.*and i Webster, of north Barry, spent the j| Mrs. Gortiam. Mi»» Thnmlon. former triinmcr -lay with Mr*. Delia Tungatc. | Mr/and Mrs. Albert Chase S|M»nt i.a-t Tuesday. Mr.*.- Divilla Stev- at al Geikles hat shop; has bought Sunday in thr home of Charles Bar- L.n,« Im-ke camp al Oakwood resort. lout Blanche Holl, and al*o Mr*. Grac-* . Slraij**' mdtim-ry /lock. I her of Cre.wy. I returning lo her home with her She has employed Miss Helen Stev­ ♦ John Rickenmore of Richland is i dauabier. Mr*. Halsey Tongate. i working for Mrs. Blanchard. i Mr. ami Mr*. Anzie Tunga'b*■ went ens of Larej- ami mil conduct her. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norris nndu" Ha*ling>.. Saturday for a day nr Mr. and Mi-.. Burton Ern*burm-i Mr. and Mrs., Ben Trinph- spent l"*’, r . jsiindny with Mr. nml Ml**. .Homer luiiaute has a perfect of in and Rapids; w Ito w bi tbirirh/ .1 mulched lenni of sorrel horses. H<- ly married came Saturday night to I* .. ’ . • . li-.i,l"<l III.. Iln» h-ir-tn iu- mlt- visit lheir parents. Mr. and Mr.*. •pring with S. Ney. r. Ney a matched Shepard, daughter of have Shepard J A. Rlckeiiifmrn returm-d from an Mr. ami Mix. Harry Kelley of a pupil of our sclxwl and later a ; extended visit in Lansing and 1' t- Hirlo»ry turners ami Mr. Perr.y vei’V .in■.•e..fill tofietn.r • ** . ji.-n.ille Satunlay/and went to I*e- Arnold and wife were Sunday 'trdit the following Monday. C«>lleg>I Mrs. A. J. Reynolds and daueh- : Mr. ami Mr*. F. E. lb»ly of Crban- Churchill's B<Rin«*M Grand Rapid'. Mi«s Ruby Aug j dale, returned Thursday from an Mis* Grace MeCariimy are also I outing in Northern Michigan.Grand Rapid? attending - Jiool. j Harry Carr and family motored to Battle Cr-i-k ‘ Thursday. Archie Shellleld of Helndl. is ' 'iorl visit with his par-, died home folks the Mr. mid Mr*. Harry Konuody "f! <1 Mrs. John Shcffleid. Kiilminizmi spending n couple o' ■^ll SOMtbwtstern Barry Department for fair lt)eek payers September, 15,16, There has been a very marked increase in the wholesale price of very nearly all lines of groceries. Rice, Tea, Coffee, etc., have increased 2 and 3 cents per pound and sugar has gone much higher in the scale of high prices. J am in position to save you some money. Head these prices Raisins, regular 12 cts.—priced ,25c Rice, 3 pounds best head quality.... .......... $1.00 . Alaska Red Salmon, 6 cans Faultless Brand Peas and Corn, 2 for .. • Best 50 cent tea.... hit day* willi the faller's parents a ;C|liidll'll Wl-l'.- glm.*h 1 Milo. . . Mr*. A. Adams Sunday. J. B'nimlsletter. returned h Glevehind. Ohio. Sumlay. Tl..EM.,, uni HnlllHy,: : Mi. K.b.ioi ui.i Our Own Brand per pound - Nedrow, per pound .... 28c 30c Black Cross, No. 6, per pound HofbraWi per pound Morton House, per pound . Sugared Corn Flakes, 3 packages ................................ •1 boxes- Searchlifcht^Noisless Tip matches Ihwl.-i* itf 38c .2oc 15c Prniri", ill., l.-.iif-.r . | in the Held. Tlrvy' lliglifnlng. ahfrday. $6.15 Hastings, Mich urday eveiiim lo lhe conspi ^ompHng l<> : all Sunday^ returning day and Monday. tur.-t.- at Henry . window* siding, plastcriiig. |rtpor- Never before have such high grade watches been offered at such low prices. If you have ever thought of owning a good watch, now is the 'time. Take advantage of this sale and save money. These watches are our regular retail stock and Fully GUARANTEED. SALE CLOSES SATURDAY. SEPT. 19. . JoIui.Slanley i- working for Herb. and -iiiolay with Hon- lirolher. ; Saturday. Kenlield (§> PECIAL 10-day sale of bur entire stock of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Genuine Elgin, Waltham, South Bend and Rockford Watches, fitted in High Grade, Gold Filled 20«year and'25«year Guaranteed Cases. । *p»-nt Sumlay ami Monday at Karl Bti*l*>rs. ' Will Stanley ami-family of Ha*l- . S. Jlarnuiii nt'-ll SI NFIEl.H.. 1 IMH’II CORNERS. NORTH HOPE. M. Wheeler is alteml- ' Chester ih'iimn-* of Delroil visitSchool began here Monday with B. Conference at Gain--* ed Mrs. Henry Wright liisl week. ing Ho .... ■ ..._ • . Ethel Miuuard returned tn teacher. fra McCallum u.i* laid up conference er schont in Ypsilanti Saturday. Miss Ethel Johnson has again re last Sunday.' Fmir'rn-w n Harry Waler* nml family nml w.-re taken into Hie dfurHi: Mar,.,. ||(|1| Eduai- school after several vacation. R.-V. A. E. Wynn Will preach hi<, mazmi. Sunday. Andrew Ihmd enlerlaine? his sis■ Shultz., were Sumlay vixilorx' at Titus o School commenced last week with Win. Anders'. ' . L. 1». n large enrollment and many ouiMr. and Mrx. Jan. Murphy madt-i dra ■ M.iiiifiiriMl school ul ilu-liiig* sit|e slfijeld' tillending. A linn •lArnill wa a business trip lo Haulingx, Tues- j ,i"in v program wax given the tlixt'day*. day. x 'i-iing. Mrs. F. F. Fish left last week Mix. Oscar Chaiiiberhiin of Deli Dorol Wedm-Uny for her ln»n.m al Vir- . «m-ur of Barry la»l Ion. spent several days of lhi*t week I "anI , ge||e, MoiiIm after a long slay at her j Tlnii sdiiy. here with her bhillier?. Frank aim । .»i'lmo| here la*t vv k. Imim: here in Sunlleld. Mi*s Ma.. Wallaw Chilsofl. i.hiile a gulherm- al Mrs. SenyiiR left last ♦Thursday aunt. Mix. Will Litts a few day*, iiioriiinu for Ohio, lo vi*il i.luiive-. s-* .... 1 ................. ----- Monday *• — ‘ School cummi-uced1 *here wilh Miss 'Gertrude Walers us land spent Sunday al OliVcr Hay­ Anders and wilRev. S. C. Groff and familv mov­ wards. ed into lheir ne\v lihusn orj the ror» Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hammond Henry Bergman and son Norris, children. joint I Harry Johnson a mJ Harold laueh, and children visited over Sunday allended the Slate tyiir al Graiiii wilh the latter's parents Mr. and f Hicoiv C.nners, ll'mmramj Mr. mid Mrs. Joe Blough 'and Hii|>id.», Thursday. dayghler attended’ a family co- . MI'.’..-Nellie l,;iridtt.‘e..viailed. Mr.. Rankin Hiirl, wife ami rlilldteii i John Mckiblx n. G<«urge Haven-. uminr vLtiiv yimigh family til Ed­ J"*e|di Wertnimi the llrst of Inst spent Sunday ul Lewis Etway's of 1 Barney McMiUiumore lily Ih st of Inst week. ■ week. Mr. Wertnimi Is not as well Rutland. • Mr. mid Mm. James Ketchum Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Johnson "f; NOHIDEAS I BAHRY. ...i of.at tin* writing. ■ Lake tldessii. visited her uncl.-, Rev. I ----------------------------High St reel spent Saturday with Chriidiii S. C. Croff and ftihiily Sunday. A full grown elephant can carry relative,, here. I evening. : three tmis'im il* buck. ' ........ * ..... . .. - .. I'.-n-l, •/HI- -I-l”ll m spending some tune with -Mr. chrisliml F ............................. ••' Tin- world tlse* idKiiil «S,Ml0.0ro . ],]■,, ,.\,.|unU- w.,. Ir.ide.unions wa* held reccinlly in wmih «>f buttons yearly. ■ ' and Mrs. .Ralph Bcown. . Walter Oliver of Kalamazoo is — Madrid. I Italy's total wine yield in iUlSwaa visiting at F. Cliils*m'-. Most of Hie o*lriche- on Hie niurlr lji7'j.i;ajtoou gallons. • ■ and —W. -............. , , it.eunr i.ree*. Mr. and V Mrs. “ IL Brown " and little I,.,„w.| Illh| linlJ) e* <>f South Africa are hidclied in j Clmfoo, China, yearly exports Leil over Sunday ul Jas. u|t. ,,,j..,,,!. niece fisil<% . inciibutors. 5UM)0U pounds of silk thread. . The deaib rjite for Hie hisl year (treat Britain emmutmx :it,(NMi,niNt; Brown's of Orangeville. Gould. All wdl be glad th have tn Ihir ciWiiiiry wa**1.')S to each l.tNth: ions of coal annually for domestic her returned fur . nolher year. j of rsiimatcil populating. j purposes alone. —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Mrs. Sarah Brown is visilmg ulj. Lyle Bunnell'-. Vernti'o Kelley Ims gone lo (I*- Watch Sale ||—\ cement ■ laike Gouuac. in honor uf Mrs. Sa 1 ahi'Sheffield's mother's birthday. hl l< JAY MEAD, East Side Grocer Phone 144 Arthur Fisher is dotn- ..... <. Sheffield of Hastings. (Jet ydwr Sugar /Tow With every cash order ot $10.00 worth of groceries we will sell 100 pounds of best H. & E. SUGAR for-------- :------ .------ Mr. and Mr*. Will Town are mov­ ing into Nelson Willisons tenant and family. aud Mrs. Sam -Smith ami sou ItobcH and friend M>s* Charlotte Fowler of Wayland, and Mr. apd Ml's. W. E. Aldrich and family Of Ballmmn- A parly coimnrsed Bobby. Luc I ue. r--1 Smi|h. May-in-- <4 Cliarb-s. ' •f Ball I* W. Fnmk I’lt-w* ami >f ■ Kalamaxuu wer-- • d tin- w. Thun Vorn Aldrich and dmigh- •I. Amler'Oii. William- Malliburu. E.’ Lunn, all Burke*- ehHenry Ruu- birthday. l\ld \y.hillne Thoma- drCKb.-d tn iik-vi- tp L**i alioiii 'll(i> mmilx-i« ail danrv iinil all injciyijil a linn-. A number fmin Ihi- way atliffid- •liullz ih^ndp^r- Sal unlay. ’ II. T. Wilson. F. L. Fairchild and nturning. >f delicious had l>> |»- without Saturday night. Everylxxly come and have u good time. yard. .who tilt mi mg* each morning GRANGE HALL CORNERS. altendiirZ srhiml- id i tv finally Fee* ••d ihv iuail. which John Arnold of Knlaimizmi sjient ■ h»*t yenr. Sunday wilh hi* with Imre.' '.Battle Cr* I by lb-- - Way of t<» KiilAmazoo. Sunday. Mix. ltu***-ll De«<-y Stanton and Giinmr1 .... .... ... .. ~, will win spend ,«[>eiui a week, wren, visiting visi relative* Hampton a;*- atleniliitg high sclmofi Madge Thoimi*. I.*>rm- T'iukh-i'. ?.*.■ 't’" 'here, ami at Portage. ill Hasting.*. • 'Ga*kill and Ethel Hill. Herl Bowser and family- vi-.il.-d Gladys Eldred ■■{ Coldwater i* [relative* in Hastings, from Thur*visiting her* brother Ed. Eldn-d and ••ell near Grand Ritpid*. Monday. day until ..Saturday. wife. . N'ejfrly every one from arouml Mary -Smith r- lurm-s In Balti-' th-- rorm-r* (Blended Sports Day al . ............ • , । i.o".ice nnnr i.iear laxe. *murnay N.iiueiVille and' Mrs. mua SijenWd and Mr setroot al Knliinnvzoo. and family vi-iled 1 aife ale vi-iling .sir.ill Sheffield went to Battl — .-in, . ...... ... । d family Wednesday. । W'lntivi Crock. Monday to alkiid a picnic Battle Creek afbi spending roim-J Mi ■nl Gogunc laike. from there liiey mile. go l<> Kiilmnazo". Delloit. tlien l<> lim<! wilji h‘,r l<i*n>. •mu Bertini Shultz Hast Ing* where they will remain ijii.ii STREET. and until afli-r llm fair. •.. 1'ieil Bl'iMol aud wife ;jltend««l Saturday on lhe large iih- -'tin they I’liurch at Bantlt-ld. Sunday, spend­ ited Frank h---'< li .-nd, funnlv Mon- Mr. ami Mi ­ ereebM for IL A. Zdrbel: Chas. ing the remainder, of the day, with das’/*—* . Glcfin Mil Miss Slum l' tick-nn her x-hi»il ; *vrih *p<-ul Mr. ami Mrs. Geo.' Winters. here Monday, ami il.L* plei]/aut l-.iMr*. Millet- Fil'd Van xy-'klr- ami wife Iri*hear the sound i-f the Sclioid |»-ll j die'.'*. ,. Z------ ---------------a,e been entertiiiinng Henry VgnSycklo once mon-. . Chejler .limb y amt wif,- vi-dle*!. . I’o-lhi-Liiv Banishes I’liuplF*. wife, daughter and.yuungejd a*»u "f Berllia Zu-eliuitl of llastiuz*^ fli’-tr •••n'tn 1::in«inv, ftmJnTh'f'puJ I Bad Idood. pimples, hcadarlie.*, Barilon. Mich., and Miss Margaret spent from Friday until Munday ■'of the week. . ' !<iliou*iiees. torpid liver, constIpa- Pickard of Bailie Creek. wit|i Ida Robin*"! * J K •hl> r. tn-l family calliMl on lion. elc.. Kintif froti). indigestion. Chas. Hyde enferlaiiMwl hi* father Mr. ami Mr-. Ira Baldwin '-of relatp.-'vn Irving. Suml-Q'. - '!Tijkn PosDo-lix, the pleasant aud mid mother of BaIHe Creek, Sun­ Haslin'm* v (sited -1b-r pan-ids. Mr.. Edw .>J Kmu*lmry ami daughter. I absolutely sun* laivativc. mid you day. ami Mr*. Cha*. I’eck; Sunday, Mr*.-Wild-r Gale* i-f Keene. N. IL,, won't suffer .from a deranged stomMabie iimi Myrtle McGralh spent । Quito a iiumber Iniin tin* plnre visited al Um Imim* ;-f •Ja*p*,r Car-: acli or other tumbles. If. will tom; Sunday with Ihmr cousin.*, Celia ! allrmle<l the Gniml Hiiftids. fay- |A*l ijenh’r and Cli'"'m " BeiiedJcL lhe-up lhe' liver and purify the bloml. mid Jessie "Wiillips. । week. . irjsl week, Mr. Ktim*hury i» « j l-se it T-rgulaHy and you. will slay lienimirk As acres ploulnl | . Mi. nnd Mix. F. Keeeh and i hi >-■■, brother-in-law of Mr.I'.nrpenler. 'well, have clear coiiipleXion and jcltiltln-n spi-nI- Saturday mid Suu- ■ Adam Gackeler. wife and dauuh- jsteady nerves. Get a 50c. bottle to sugar l‘i i'i*. , day with p i-ml* mid lalaliv*-* u*»er. Mabellr visited Mr. uti,l Mr*.-' fodav, Muiiey back if not sati*tled -___ _ । Carlton mid North Irving. ‘ fnlui Ruul-'r. Sunday. VII • Druggist*.—Adv. was I5.I(M3I®'tons. ~ — ——r-vie 1 " ■ Wm. Mi*mi-r mid family vrsifed —i —— . H i» ••Miniated that in L h—BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.—| l.jw.cli rcbllive- Saturday. .-Mmn •«.- ..------- — j —BANNER uzaanv WANT ADTK PAY/ ------------ ■ Battle �THF.H ACTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER PAflK SHTfTI A RIGHT TIME IDHUQinC D D 0 0 I n U H I U L D n U dlr Granite A Marble Dealers phone 197, Hastings, Mich. BANNER WANT AOS GET RESULTS Come to the Fair Early Enough To Spend a Little Time With Us. At this time of lhe season we are CLOSING OUT SEVERAL DFIFERENT LINES and can give you some Big Bargains in Summer Goods Such as WALL PAPER, HAMMOCKS, etc. We have lots of short patterns in Wall Papers that we are closing out at any price. You may find just what yoii want. Bring your room measurements with you. Any HAMMOCK in our stre AT COST or LESS. It will pay you to buy now for next summer. Largest line of SCHOOL BOOKS for both City and District—­ New and Second Hand. We can save you money on your books. All Schoo) Supplies carried in stock. CARVETH & STEBBINS, The Rexall Druggist? Goods Delivered, Phone 31 ■And Get 40 Pounds of Purity Flour for Each Bushel A good many farmers in various parts of Barry County arc bringing their wheat to this mill nnd exchanging it for a winter’s supply of PURITY FLOUR. They are doing it for Two Principal Reasons: First—They know that wc were lhe first ones to give 40 pounds of flour in exchange (or each bushel of wheat. Second—They know that Purity Flour is the best flpur made because they have used it for many years. zYou.will find that Purity is the BEST flour too, if you'll give it a triol. Why not do it? You get Dish Coupons in sacks of Purity Flour, too. Hastings Milling Company C. A. KERR, Proprietor PHONE 283 HASTINGS, MICH. ROOFING ■ ■ • i Ij I1 M ■ 11 When you start out to look for roofing never stop until you get to my store, 1 have the greatest and most varied stock ol ready prepared roofing to be found in Hastings. Here are some of the different kinds I keep: Bermite, Red Slate, Green Slate, Rubberoid 1, 2 and 3 ply; Silver Kote 1, 2 and-3 ply; Sanded Asphalt, 2 and 3 ply; Galvanite, .1, 2 and 3 ply. Prices from $1.10 to $2.80 Which is from 15 to 50 cents on a roll less than others ask for the same kinds^if roofings. You know what happened to my plows mid harrows when the trust got them, don t you ? Why, the price went up. of course. Well, that's the way with the roofing. Now, the trusts don't have ALL the roofing, soil-will pay you to call at my store for your roofing, as I am not in the trust. Jesse T ownsend I Controlled By No Trust 1914. Grand Rapids Greater Michigan Fair Exhibits While the Fire Burns. r On a cold night how comfortable !t | ’ fa to alt tn reverie before the leaping. | fantastic, flames of a »wl Are' Ono ! etttrra the chilly solitude of a room The exhibits nt Hie Grenier Mich­ ! and by tho t|ny magte wand of a igan -fair of Grand Rapids, which bdrnlng match—prestu. change* one jii'l closed Monday of this, week calls into existence tho cheerful, so- were very fine, -urpassing those of etety of a troop of genial splrUsI funner years. 'The attendance wa* not so large as was expected *by They dance upon the wall like falrterts jthe management hut this was dm|ln the moonlight on a midsummer i partly to the unsettled condition of ••ee; they are here, there aud etery- ]}||(, ... ......... .. i where: .wo are alone no longer. T||,, Sy,l<>ln wj|), the pfoIn the warmth and light ot a wood !reedings were condiiclet^ilnring the! fire— coxy, snug and sheltered—let on fuir is worthy <d melilimi and renot forget those who are outside In I ibvt credit upnn those utllcials who . the whirling storm or pinched and I had that work in • hnrgu. ,|iluc In lheir narrow beds for lack of. Splendid Exhibit-. ' ‘’^blbii of the Reynolds Flftx\\e can enjoy tho comforts that «• -i|do Asphalt Hhinclc* was not only have only when wo have done our-ut-! attractive but wa-* instrurlive and most to the end that others may rnjojjpi-i.bably attract' d a* much allelithem, too. “The best tiling* any mor- ]lion ns any Ihing.m the Ari hall, tai hath are those tAuC e»«ry mortal; They displayed a complee colshares " Philadelphia ledger. i •»»'*. wf cover- d ultli Reynolds • • A'tdiali Shingles with an artilicinl nigi fall flowing down over it in a ”l comimious stream showing its resistanro. lo wet no matter how many dilliciilli' "* I heavy or of how long duration. | There can be no doubt bul whrd ■ the* Reynohls shingles have mot Hastings, Michigan QNER WANT ADS GET RESULTS TRY ’EM power yet lighl io weight—should surely m*o the King before buying. .Mr. Phelps has established one of the strangest sales agencies in Western Michigan wilh his mannor-or square dealing nnd lhe splen­ did merit- uf the King and Carter­ car. The latter noted for (he tre­ mendous power of its gearlfos transmission, the quietness of- Ils nmlor anil its slight vibration. The Citizens Telephone Ope of Michigan's biggest con­ cerns. The Citizens Telephone Co. had a tlm* Imotli in the Art hall. where excellent service over l»th local and long distance lines was gi\<-n lo fair visitors. The display! was in charge of parlies Who wore entirely familiar wilh the system and lheir accommodating manners inude lheir section of the hall all pleasant place to Im*. . The Citizen*’ Ikimpany is a grow- . ing concern. The most advanced | melliodfl and appliances have been adopled by tliem.pnd pul into active ii|K>rntion. Almost any pprl of lhe ' ••ounlry rau be WWhed now by । their nel work nf wires, which lie I u|><m the very best imme*. They this country together, town by town, | have been found to produce Ihu county to county mid state to stale. | The growth of the exchanges has ■ very best roof nl a very moderate Ip’riM*. Th»*y are flexible, non-com­ been so rapid that it is almost im- I ; liiBlible. handsome and practically possibb* In tieeoniiimdate any nm-e ' • ■■verla-ding. Tin- Mill cannot warp patrons in some section* without । .them, water cannot penetrate them. greatly enlarging lhe equipment in I I frost cannot break them nor sparks thoso localities. iknile them. When otic considers Fine Plano Display. these splendid <|iialilies of the Tho Herrick Piano Company lo- . fliolds siiiturle-. il is hind Id See. rated in Grand Hnplds on Ionia | v any olheFshingles can tie used. Street. Suilli. had space in tin* Art hall at'tin* Grenier Michigan Fair. I Reynolds Flexible Asphalt Shingb s There was music in lhe air from 1 are It. C. Fuller'Lumber Company. that locality, during thu day and evening. Their exhibit was nf high grade Ehfc Phelps of llu’ Phelps Auto piano* and players. Such pianos Kurtzmttn. Sales Company, who exhibited King ns Chicki-ring. Vose. .■I.-, Kroeger. Herrick. Milton and Cami-X-j bridge roiL«tUtiled lheir line. The Michigan fair, walhel Herrick Company have been piano ar- people for k! years and have raiiging for territory wilh dealer*: li-*hed a piaim repulalion in Wesl'ifrom mil Ihrougli lhe state wlurde-[ern Micliigati. ’sire lo sell cars Hr him. : Two of the makes (hey had on The interest shown is not stir- j display des-rve-; esp. enil meiit mnh-rising. fur the King car for HMiiJthe Vose and i.hickering. Receiilly! ■ with it* pure .slrcaiii-linj- design andjihyy placed quite n number of lliese Kiev appeartuico h one of the very | mstiiimcfil.s m th.- shidios of The, snfippicsl models Hud has ever lie.-ni Malek School of Music, of tlint-riiy. 1 jshown in Grand Rapid* to dale.; Tho Herrick tympany have a fliie Those wlin are-tiuiking for a good।roomy store on Ionin “ire.-t ami looking and sturdily made nulomo- have lheir floors full of line pianos bile at n popular price—plenty «>f i and player-pianos.—Adv. MORGAN. ROUTH RUTLAND. .Many hearts in lht» community Arthur Halhaway and wife enwere Widened Tuesday. September! lertnine.l i ompanv from Ohm. al I. lo learn that dm ing the seven- the Podiink lake. I hutsday. eleclrieal alarm, Hie Free Mthodirt i The Kist Sunday aelmol .held (lie ■•hiirvli al Cnsllelon was struck by 'young pi-oplrs Bible class inwlmg lightning nnd buried lo lhe ground a( the home of Elinor oslsun. SunalMiul -.'tno o’clock a. m.. of lhal (day afternoon. dale. insured for one thousand yr all(| Mrs, W. Montgomery dollars Jn lhe Woodland Company [ M.Voral days id Grand Bapwhirluaiimiinl ui|' granted in full -1(|, |aHt.. week visiling their daiighby. Ike n.lju-toTk.^ Work will pn>b-i|cr nn,| (iflendlng iBvdl’i-sl Mirhiablt begin soon to replace it *‘ttn|gnn fair. n new churcli. , (ihirk Oslmrn has gone t«> Aurns- •Il ami family. Mr. nml Mrs. J.--W nml her. ax.-it nml Frwl Bio--' -pent Wedhnn begun ■ ' oing in Grand- Hapdrive during rli»* fall term. Mi-. Jane Norris Wednesday. Mr. and .Mr*.- Olif» Hill spent Tuesdav. with the latter's grandmolhcr/Mra.J’.. J. Norris. ~K4wdid A. Fillion of Gas* Lake Mian.. and Alt-- Ethel Irene Barnes of/Morgan.' won- married al Weal Union. AugtM M. 1914. After spending a few days with Mrs. Fullon’jt parents .Mr. and Mrs.- -G. •Marshall, lhe young cpuple will return to Crookston, Minn., where Mr. Fulton will continue his'eolThe following young people from our community will lake up high school work this year. First year Mudpnt* are: Winifred Bunion. Mildred Ulhrop.. Clarence Hidgon. Booopd yem: Mali Marshall “----- -------------Devine, Ebner Cidlin-. Bar •y Cheesenian. Mabel „....h- Marshall. . Third year: Arthur luithrop. George Matsbnll. Gladys Higdon. Grace FassetU Ellul Fnssell. Frances Day. Irene ll.mchtalin .Hasting- . Fourth year: Wnivard Gardener and Laura Day. ‘Miss Laura Checseinaii. having entered the normal af Hasliugs. A 1». Gibsun has painted and oth­ erwise repaired the Mudge sclmol buildings. <>- tbiuah nml D. Tubbs Jmill solice cement steps ak lhe Branch school house, and L. M. Campbell nnd Fnmen Foster have also limit new centonl steps al. lhe Moore school liuusn. ’ Mi-* Grace Higdon will tcarh the Durfee wlmul this year. Charles Higdmi is located at the Friends s. huol and II I Hiror. at the Star scIkm.I. Mi'* Lillian Mead will teach llie Morgan school. Miss Alice CaMclein lhe Mudge school. Miss Lillie Brumm, teaches the .Branch M-hool and Hazel Koykendal lhe Moure school. . . • Mrs. Edd Hamlin spent a few days the latter pair of the week at Lansihg. bringing hot son, Shirley home wilh her# It has been aid that it is human lo error, bul divine to forgive, wc might add that it' h near diwine to diM-nver ones error to himself and not io anol her. ■ ! Monday Lester Webb attended he tuuiii-nnnuiil iflerting of the Rural Carriers held at Streeters landing Gun lake. The Middleville car- Be Irving General Store It is the aim of the Irving General Store to supply your every-day requirements at the lowest prices. We are now selling Fit Back Fork, lb. ......I...................................I3o Three 5c boxes Mattbea.........„.....IOe Anu and Hammer Soda, lb5c U cans Peas. Corn or Tomatoea for.................... 25c C. R. WATSON, General Store IRVING, MICH. Being a corporation never dies. It is always in its office. One policy con­ trols the management of an estate, there­ fore no opportunity arises for loss or confusion which might result from change of an executor on account of death, etc. It is especially useful in cases of trusts under wills for Iqng terms of years. 123 Ottawa Avenue, N. W. Buller Smith nnd family visited near Freeport, last. Sunday. Shull/ W. C. T. U. Our September W, C. T. U. nnd with Mrs. Jessie McCarly. Subject “Sabbath Observance," -leader Mrs. J. Horn.- Our next meeting will be with Mrs. Boyes, first Tuesday in October, subject "Medical TeriiOhilitnry. Buller BUTLER—Edward W. died at his home east of Hastings Thursday. September 3. oftcr an illm-ss lasting several years. Dcc>*a«,-d wa» ln»rii ul Mur-bull. Mu-lu Feb. 1, 1852, He was the yohngcsl of five children. His parent*, .Mr. Both Phones 4391 I ( I » I I I » I Fair Prices ostab- Of course you arc going to attend tile Barry Connty Fair and yotf will need that heavy atrit, fall coal or wool dreaa cleaner! and pressed. We are giving you FAIR prices on all thia work. Our price* are al­ ways FAH^and our work is better tban Fair,—it ii the BH8T. Lett vcm forget— ' . . Men'i 3 place Sulla 8pon<«d and Pranad. SOc. HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. Prampt Attention to M. KE L LOGO .Proprietor Parcel Peat Dolleorloo PHONE 333 Brincb Aianclsti ^Woodland. Sunfield, Woodbury, and Mlddlovlllo NOTICE OF IIE.4RING CLAIMS. Slate uf Michigan, County of Bar- order of the P.robai;* tkmrt fur the County of Barry, made on the 8ih day of Srptemb.-r,^\. D. 1914, four nimiths-from that dale were allow­ ed Y<»r credilnra to present lheir claims against the estate of Harriet L. Miller, lute of said county, de­ ceased,' and that all crekiilors of said deceased are requih*d lo pre­ sent their claims lo said Probate Court, (it. the ProlKih- Ofllce In-lhe Icily nf Hasting*, for examinalion and allowance..on or before the 8th li»«r day of January, next, and that such claims will bo lieardMirfon- said Court, on Friday lhe Hth day of M-rmou Sunday ••veiling 1904-1914 BOTH 1‘HONKS—Hartings,* 159 1L-4S; Middleville Line. 182 1L-1S. During a prolonged study of tha livea of varioua men both great and amall, 1 came upon thia thought: “In be regarded aa the warp, the other aa the woof. It la the little men. after tho great men firmness and solidity, perhapa also tho addition of some sort ot paturu. Hut the acissora of tha fates determine Ita length and to that all tho rvat must join in submitting iUelf."—Goethe. Must Work to Attain/ Succesa You *111 find no stojipluK placo along the line of progress; there may bo relays of new Impulses, but no forenoon <>f I hut day. stopping-places. Work Intelligently— Dal'-H Scpli-mhi-t- Hth. A. D. 1911. work with energy and force to CHARLES M. MACK. achieve succesa, and If you persevere Judge of Probate; success will, surely crown your ef­ forts. .Notice of Hearing Claims. Slate of Michigan, County of' Barry, ss. Notice is hereby given, that by an order of the Probalo Court for lhe. County of Barry, made on lhe 3rd •Igy of S-pli-mlH-r A. D. 1911. four months from that dale were allow­ ed for creditors lo present their If You Are Troubled With dnims, against lib- cslnjp of Benja­ min B. ‘Travis, liWot paid county, ilecrased. and that all cmlilora of said deceased are required to pre­ sent their claims to said Probate Court/nt the Probate Ofllce in the City 6f Hastings, for examination mid allowance; on or before the Uh day of January next, and that such claims will be heard before said court, on Monday the 4lh day of January next, al ten o'clock in lh>- fui'-nuoii of (hat day. Dated Septemlier 3rd. A. D. 1914. CHAIII.ES M. MACK. or have JudgtrnUPjobale. neer residents of'Marshall and here he grew in young manhood. After (be Chicago lire he went to tha! city, remaining fur several years as an active member, or the Chicago Boacd of Trade. From (here he. went to Kansas City. Mo, where in ItfH-J he was milled in marriage tr Miss Kate Lansdowne^ oL Green­ ville, O.- Following his purchase of WEST WOODLAND. lhe old Butler Imjne.-lead in. (889 he removed-io Marshall wilh his Real fall wi-alher this week. family remaining for a number of Mis* Grace Sheldon begun her years nnd enjoying an .active busi­ sellout in lhe Freemire Diidrict ness career there. Later his this week. health-failing he removed in'Hal­ The Euper school began Monday, ting* where Ip* has lived for lhe Mins Dora Mohler, teacher. . past 7 years, always deeply in­ terested in anything that/wn* for 'Miss Inez Barry and Leland Kilpntrii-k are tillending high school the betterment and advance of the town. Ho is survived by his widow, In Woodland this year. Mrs. M. L. Cole visited Mrs. For­ on son. Edward L. Buller, a brother, A. G.'Buller, of Buffalo; and two est Hager, Saturday. sisters, Mrs. .’T. B. Wellman, of Miss Martha Lundquist is’teachBroolyn. N. Y. and Mrs. Cheater ing in Sebi-wo this year. Messer, of Harting*. Services wore Vernon Beardsley is helping his hold al the house Thursday after-1 brother Albert, with his farm work noon. Bev. H. IL -Van AuKen. of this. week. Charlotte, olllcialing. Intennpnl Mrs. Aqgusta Harl .and son Vir­ w*is al Marshall. Friday. - gil and grand daughter, Helen laze, visited Mr. find Mr*. T.-’SeoCOTTAGE GROVE. Ih-ld Monday. . Dr. Hoyt nnd -family of. Battle Floyd Cole spent pari of just Creek are slopping at Wildwood week with hi* sister; .Mrs. Elmer Gilman of Springport. Collage. Saturday. Sepl. (2 there will he a . Mrs. A. G. Kilppirick returned clny pigeon shoot at the Grove with from the NationaUEncampmegt ul the object of organizing a gun club. Ih-lroiU Saturday and rejiorted 'a P. K.* Jewell, of Assyria. vi4|ed grand gathering and a very inter­ esting program. mailing free automobiles trafisporMr. and Mrs. A. G. Kilpatrick. tnlion from I lie station to the lake Mr and -Mrs. Hoyt of Battle Creek, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. L. Cole. Mr. nnd and return al*o a delightful trip are stopping nt Wildwood aj pres­ Mrs. St. John and J. F. Fulger over the lake is a launch. From ent. e were guests al the home of E. T. , . . ' ..... The Farmers Pieinc was well Cob*. Sunday afternoon. tfii-*bi-;uily of Gun lake nnd tho mid a good time generMrs. B. Hays nnd Mra. C. Smith ■contentment --uivnunrni if, of III': the •cottager*. we " • attended n ‘ ’ ally reported, wilh a good program of Nashville visited nl the home of are more than ever convinced that that I- lhe ratmnat,wav“for folks of well carried out Mr. and’ Mrs, Homer Hager. Mon­ The wind and rain made it im­ day. x ■ ine.iiis to spend their leisure,' Prayer minting Friday evening al possible for tha dance tb go on in The Antt-A81atlc league of Cali­ Elgin Meads. Sabbath school al an open bowery, consequently the 10:00 n. m.. preaching at (1:00 a. m. dancers adjourned to I h(* pavillion fornio, is conducting a systematicand 7.-00 p. jn. by the pastor. These at-Long Beach whoer they.reported campaign of education against pat­ ronizing Asiatic lahpr^ a fine time. services are worth your while. Headaches EYE ANNOYANCE of any description, you should have your eyes examin­ ed, and while in Hastings to attend the Fair is a con­ venient time to have in done. Pike&Damon Jawalora - Optlclana �THE HASTINGS BANNER SEPT. 10,1914—24 PAGES. PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 24. old home week Cordial Welcome; Will be yours in Hastings. We have been ----------------- ;------------------------------ - preparing for this week, for a long time, don’t miss it for we are certainly expecting you. Lots of our friends will stop in at the Elevator for a handshake and many more will visit us at our display at the Fair Grounds. We want to see all our old friends and patrons this week, so make it a point to come. We want to help you in making this week the grandest holiday you have ever enjoyed. Every day will be Booster Day for Hastings and Barry County. Lay aside your cares for one week and come to town. Come and see the Races, the sports, midway, meet old friends and be sure, to make us a call before you go home. Hastings Welcomes You—We Welcome You w i; BUY ; | WE SELL antee you the highest market price for it. Bring in your Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley, Hay or Clover Seed, we want them. Last season we dealt with hundreds of Barry farmers—ask them about us and try us yourself. Our patrons are “repeaters" and the best advertisement of our business. । । । | j I I | I [ ! ! E have H-en in the elevator business in Hastings long enough lor the people ol Barry County to know us and our business meth­ ods. We were born and brought up on the farm, and know the problems the farmer has to meet in raising and marketing his crops from actual experience. We know lor we have tested out the value of the various fertilizers, the value of tiling on certain soils, and we are glad to give the benefit of our experience to aojAwho may be interested. We believe we can show to any farmer that our l>eing in business has been a help to him in marketing his slain, seeds and live slock. We have equipped ourselves to handle coal in kinds and quantitigsih'at will enable all to depend on us lor hard or soft coat; wdod andcoke. In flour, feed, cement, lime, plaster, etc. our customers say thiv can do belter at our elevator in price and quality. ------- ;----------- --------- .—;------ —--------- ------------ ;------/------------------------------ .—:------------------;-----------;----------- ------------------------------------------------------------- W The Housewife Knows That good bread is the recommendation of the dinner. Who ever called a dinner good if the bread was soggy, sour or tasteless? Yet often timer poor bread is the fault of the flour rather than the cook. Many a housewife has blamed herself for poor bread, yet could not find[ the remedy. She has been using some pct brand of flour for perhaps several months and had found it quite satisfactory, yet now she has one “bad baking” after another. In despair she finally changed flour and presto, she again has her accustomed white, light and wholesome bread. The explanation is simply thisher brand of flour was not uniform. The change in the flour made poor bread, some brands may remain even for several months, yet suddenly things go wrong. To insure against such troubles our flours are of national reputation and never known variation—they arc always the same. f French’s White Lily Flour Tlif merits of French's While Lily Floor nre !<•<• well known in I tarry C<>. Iu mill recounting lnT<-,’ II i* made iivilii*.county. in a mill Hint TIM* no superior in point of eipiipmenl; n mill that runs night nnd day by waler IHiAver. in.-uripK an even grade of tjmir nl nil lime*. We liundb’wVeral rar loads of French’S While Lily, a year, nnd can a!\\ay<MUI|dy <mr trade. f»ur trade i* *b«ndily graying for the rrawn that every hoiiscwih1 in Harry County kuow.-f that this llmir, nia'de by this mill-for. nearly i(> year-, i* always a driwnjla'b|e Hour. • IIT Pillsbury's XXXX j , j ' : j I I ! Pillsbury’s 'XXXX is a spring wheal Ilnur: Nndde .iq the big Pillstmry Hour iriUla at Minnea­ polis, mills in which every detail of Hour making is reduced lo a seletrtfile basis; and lhe resulting product ns nearly perfect as the highest skill and the best of ma­ chinery. representing the last word in flour manufacture, can produce. The- value of spring wheal flour to the housewife is lhe larger number of loaves you . get" from a - given weight' nf il. 'The Pillsbury's XXXX ifotlr we carry is known as “Family Pat­ ent. and is especially prepared for family use. not only sell things and back up our guarantee, but give you th* SERVICE THAT COUNTS, if quick and efficient service means something to you, we are giving some­ thing away that you want. Give us a trial’order and sec. - —— I Your produce and guar- j Flour, Barrel Sult, Feed. Middlings, Bran. Oil Meal, Barley, Ground Corn and Oats, Hay and Straw, Home­ stead and Sure Winner Fertilizer, Blatchford’s Calf Meal the milk substitute, Dickinson's Baby Chick Food for young and growing chicks. Hard and Soft Coed, Coke, Cement, Lime, Plaster and Tile. We can save you money on Drain Tile. All sizes, best of quality. Weinviteyoutoour yards to inspect this Tile. Don’t Wait Until Snow Flies I Before buying your coal. If you buy now, we wilFsavZ you money. Coal | prices will soon begin to soar and the wise coal consumer will take advan- | tage of the/present low price. We always give you the best for your | money, honest weight and prompt service. This coal economy adviep is a little the best tip we have ever given you. Gold Medal Fill You Coal Bin Now “Eventually—Why Nol Now?'’ Washburn. Crosby & Company's Gold Medal Flour is a brand known to evefy reader of the current magazines. You have seen the neat little lady on lhe back cover of the Saturday Evening Post, pointing wilh pride to a sack of Gold Mi'dal. You efln he assured that a brand as widely known as this, has (he merit to uphold its ■sales and the demand . in the na­ tional market for this celebrated Hour will back any. assertion wo could make. It is essentially a bread flour, though many are using il for making^ fancy breads nnd sweet breads. “ | I | ■ : ■ | J I | |. | | | | | Wc have several car-loads of coal on track and in bins including POCAHON IAS and HOCKING VALLEY lump, and also Cannel the best fire-place coal on the market. For your furnace, our Egg or Stove coal will suit you; for your stove, try our Chestnut, easy to handle and right for-the purpose. ONE GOAL PILE MAY LOOK LIKE ANOTHER, but if you would gel the coal (hat is richest in HEAT VALUE, get coal that has Been carefully screened and inspected, that.is practically free from impurities such as slate, sulphcr, irofl, etc. It will then burn to ASHES ONLY—no clinkers—no slag—it bums up clean. Try our coal and apply this test—you are sure to be pleased for we sell this coal on its merits alone. / Coal Now t ; EDMONDS BROS. [ | j HASTINGS ,,-up PI FUATOO MEN» “ tlatVAIvli IvIELN ■ ph°we 18 1 - | । MICHIGAN | | 'trough the .Elevator. Slope! our booth on the Fair Grounds— �THE HABTLNG8 BANNER. SEPTEMBER 3 1«!1 Writ of Attachment­ State of Michigan, the Circuit vJt.i j.,,—;----- — Court fbr the County of BarryFarmers & Merchants Bank, CHANCERY SALE. la pursuance and by virtue of a A corporation Plaintiff, of Hie Circuit Court for the nly of Barry and Slate of Mlch. iakii, in Chancery, made and enter­ Frank 8. Wellman. ed on the Hth day of March. A. I). Defendant. 19tL in a rfrtain. cause therein FOR SUNDAY SEPT. 20. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: pending, wherein Herman Soder Take notice that on lhe 18th day-of and Nannie Soder were cnmplain- June IBM, a Writ Qf Attachment gnla aud Lyman Henry Chamber- was duly issued out of the Circuit The Judgment of the Nutiuiu-MalL lian and Bessie Chamberlain were Court of the County of Barry, in Golden Text: Ml. (defendants Notice is hereby given, favor of Hie Fanners, k Merchants that I shall sell al public auction Bank, plaihtiff. against the Jahds, Introductory. to lhe highest bidder, at the North tenements, goods, chattels., moneys We now coiiui lo the third ami Front Door of the- Court House in and effects of Frank 8. Wellman, last division of the Olivet Discourse, the City of Hastings, Harry Coun­ defendent, in the sum of Three which has lo dn wilh Gentile na­ ty. Michigan, (that being Hie place Hundred Sixty Dollars nnd six tions. as contrasted wilh the ilrsl of holding Hie Circuit Court for cent.* (I3G0.0ID which said writ of Mid county), on Saturday the 12th attachment was returnable on the portion which wa- Jewish, and with day of September. A.J». toil nt 10 3isl day of July/Mtli. O’clock in tho forenoon, the follow­ ing wilh a ies-ni mid with a sub­ Dated August 51 h, 1911. ing described property, viz:.all that ject about which there is much COI.GROVE & POTTER. certain piece—or parcel—of land !.••! u< bud: to Attorney for Plaintiff. inisiiiKlcr.'landing. situate in the Township uf Hast­ Business Address, Hastings. Mich. the Author to unfold to u< the ings, county of Barry and slate of —7wks meaning of these Gml-hrealhetl Michigan, doscriin*d as follows: worilsr-The South one half of IhiJj-ssoa Divisions and Development. South (H) of lhe North .West one ORDER FDR PUBLICATION. quarter (U) of section number Slab* of Michigan, the -probate ME.X'T. By Ihi* w«* mean, what twelve (12), town number three judgment is it? I* il ihe same a* (3) North, of range number eight court for lhe County of Barry. spoken of elsewhere 1 At a session of said court, held nl judgments (8) West. Township of Hastings. th" Word of God? Wc will under Cou.ily of Barry and Mate of the probate office, in the city of take to answer tli.Hv question*. Th Michigan. Hastings, in raid county, oh lhe Dated July 28th. DHL and simullaiieoiire-ui-recilon Presont: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. judgm. nt of nil men, and II....... ... James M. Smith, Judge of Probate. one re-urrection mid judgment wilt C|reuit Court Commissioner, In tin- matter of the estate uf take place, is not m-rording lo rev­ Burry County, Mich. Eliza G. Day, deceased. elation. The srripliires distin­ Lee H. Pryor, between two n-urrections Oma E. Wilcox, granddaughter, guish Solicitor for Complhhiants. . . . _ v ,J|;5 SAeral Business Address, Hastings. Mich. having filed in .-aid court her peti­ set before us in the tion praying that the administra- judgment' li<>|i of said estate be granted In Lnivnzo E. Mudge or some other judged on Hie cross: we are lo judge CHANCERY &H.E. suitable person. In pursuance nnd by virtue of a api war Il is Ordered. That the iltb day if Cllirisl. decree of the Circuit court for the of Hepleniher A. D. 1011, at ton County of Barry and Slate of Mich­ o’clock in the forenoon, at said pro­ wa i in Chancery, made and enter­ bate office, be and is hereby aped on the 23rd day of june A. I». |N>inted for hearing said petition; I9IL by the Hon. Frank D. M. Davis, It is Further Ordered. That pubof the Eighth Circuit of Michigan, presiding, in a certain cause judged ....... — on that of judgment of Jodaj therein pending, wherein Samuel three successive weeks previous lo u* chureh Dickie. Clement Smith and William H. Brace, constituting the Albion raid day of hearing, in the Hastings whirli is ... ............ — Banner a newspaper printed and the judgment wo are studying some College Endowment Fund L'otnmii- circulated in said county. are -'‘nl awpy into everlasting pull­ tee, were complainants and Amos it. CHAS M. MACK. Haile gnd Anna R. limb* were de­ . Judge of Probate. fendants. Notice is hereby given, Grace BlM' i-. de.sihy al all. but has to do only wilh that I shall sell at public auction ..... .... i ...........a I., n. Register oi Prtlbate. to lhe highest bidder, at the North A true copy. , Front Door of tho Coin t House in the'City of Hastings. Barry County, pie an* being judged, saved and lost Michigan. That being the place of ones; only one class of peopb* will Order For Publication. holding Hie Circuit Court for said appear before lite Judgim'nix’*'"1 1,1 State of Michigan, The Probate iSirtst—saved one*. -AiHF if ike county), un Saturday the ll'th day of September, A. D. 1914 nt 10 Court for the County of Barry. works of lhese saved ones arc burqAt a session of said court, held ut ed. Hiis d<n*s nol affect lheir sidvao'clock in the forenoon, the follow­ ing (/"scribed property, viz: all that the probate.ofllce, in tbe City of limi- "he himself Uudl be saved" * certain piece or parcel of land sit­ Hastings, in said county, on lhe Cor. 3:15 . This judgment is in uate in the township of Irving, 15th day of August A. D. 1914. I hen. identical uilh Hint of belie Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, er.*. Is il lhi* same as lhal of lb county of Barry and-slate df Michi­ gan. described as follows: The Judge of Probate. 20:11-15. Hu- great while throuc northwest quarter ■%) of the Al lhe In the Matter of the Estate of judgment? Again, no. aoutbeast < quarter (M); also-the Benjamin B. Travis, Deceased. great white throne judgment there west one half . of the southwest William S. Travis, administrator i» also bul one class of prople, the quarter (*4) of the northeast quar­ having Hied in said court his peti­ wicked dead: whereas we have al­ ter (M), both .on section number tion praying that for reasons there­ ready seen (he two classes in our •ixteen (16). in town number four in stated that he may be licensed present lesson. One destiny is be­ (4) north, range number nine (9) to sell the real estate of said de­ fore those who an* judged in Rev. west, containing sixty (60; acres of ceased al private sale. 2W. while a separation i» ma<k* iti kind more or less. lhe Malt hew 25 judgment. In lhe Il is Ordered. That lhe llth day great while throne judgment the Dated August 4th...WIL of'.September A. D. 1914, at ten dead come liefote God; in Matthew • JAMES M. SMITH. o'clock in the forenoon, at said pro­ Circuit Court Commissioner. bale onii'e. be and is hereby ap- 25. lhe living. In one case there is n'surreclidh: in ihc-ijllu-r no n*.*Barry Coifnlyv Michigan. (n'iiilcd for hearing said petition: iirn*rlimT. - The judgment, nf Mt. 25 CLEMENT SMITH. • Il is Further Ordered, Thai pub­ i* when Christ comes; Hint of Rev. Solicitor for Complainants. lic notice thereof be given by pub­ 20 after Hie llmusand years. The lication of a copy of Ihis order, for two are nol identical; to identify Ihr.-.- Mii'i-.->Mv<* weeks previous to them leads to confusion. What Order For Publication. said day of hearing, in the Hailing* is this judgment, if nol that of -■ Slate of Michigan. The Probate BANNER, a newspaper printed and then Itelievers or the wicked dead? It Court for Iln* County of Barry. circulated in said county. is I he.-judgment nf living nations. .41 a session of said court, held at Chas. M. Mack. ■Gentile nations, the details of which lhe probate ofllce, in the cily of A true copy. Judge of Probate. we shall eider into as we proceed. Hastiiik*. in said county, on lhe Grace Bauer, II. TIME OF THIH JUDGMENT. ItMh.day of August. A. D. 1914. Register of Probate. From verse 31 of nur lesson we Present: Hon. Chas) M. Mack. learn that this judgment lake­ Judge of Probate. place “when Iln* Hou of man shall Notice of Hearing. In the .Mailer of the Estate of conte in Hi? glory, and all the holy Minnie B. Mtinkcr, Deceased. State of .Michigan. County of angels wilh Him." when lb- is sil­ Ethel I. Manki-e. daughter of said Harry. s.«. ling mi “Hie throne of His glory.' deceased, having tiled in Mid court Notice is hereby given, that by an It i- then lb lake place nt the secher petition praying that mi*ad­ order of Hie Probate Court for the ministrator de Ihiius non. U-ith will County of Barry-, made on the !9lh annexed, be appointed of said es­ day of August. A. D. *1911, four tate. and l hat *urli ndniiriistrnlion months from t|Kii dalu were allowed nhall-inuot the Lord m the air I giAnliil fn Jiilm j* Broiiulilmi. for emiilors lo present their claims fhes. 4:I3-IK . The rapture.uf lhe .or lo tome 1'Ui.e.C^*')'table. p*‘i i-m.. agauist-Jhe estate .. uf Franrts chuicb Mill Ih* hidden from the • t(-i- Onlered,- That-Ihe-r.*d dnv Wilkes, late of mh<1 county, drreas- wiuid. mc fm as llinir beholding it Of September A. I.». 1911. at h n ed. and Hint all creditors of satd dc­ With the eye '» concerned. Hie odock In .lhe frirenonn. at said! ’eeasisl are required to present their rliiireh will he gnthnt-ed unto Hun probate (•nice, be and h> hereby ap­ rliiims to said Probate Court, at the then, nut Hie nations gathered bepointed for hearing s.iid petition: Probate om<*e in lhe City of Ha-t- fun* Hun. - Hut He >hall afterward , R’is Further Whirred, That imb­ ingx. for examination and alluw- cmne vi-Udy, imiuifestiiig III* glory, ue notice thereof bo given hv pul>- Slice, on or before.the 22nd day of bringing l lirdtion of a ropy of this order, for December next, and that such we -hull < three successive week* prevhpis to claims will* in* heard before said The*. I:IS said day of hearing, in the Hastings. Court, mi Tuesday the.BA.XM II .. II.I .-r I.limed and Iiecember next, at ten « wreulated in said countv. z forenoon of lhal day. juduDated August 11'. A. D. It'll. ll Hie A true copy. Judge of Prohate. Thi|l does not sound much Grace Bauer. jjke Hie conversimr “•-* ----- ,J _ Register uf.Pr«bale. before He THIS III rm; Notice of- Hrurinji Claims. Order For Publiciition. Stale of Michigan, Gmuty throne of Hi- glory, a literal throne Stall* of Michigan. The. Probate Barry, ss. ■ ■ Ml.' 19:28. The judgment will Gourt Juc-ihe c<wmty of Barry. lake |d:u-‘- upyn Iln* »arlh. dotiblh*-— At a session of said court. h>*|d al m Pnl«-liu<\ for m lhal coining Hi.the probate office, in the r.iiy Ha-fmib*. m «aid- emiMy. mi the day u’f-August " A. -1». tt»li. four Illites Z'u h li:« . ami in the val­ HUi day nf Augu*t A_D. it>t i. iiipntbs from ili'm date were allow- ley of Jehoshaphat Ih' i- to deal w Present:’ Hon. Chas. M. Mack. with the tuition*. in that day Joel Jmige of Probate. Legal HdMrii«nioi$ International Sunday School Lesson igan. Iu the Matter nf the Estate of tiln A. Brooks Deceared. i.l'-m L. Chase, a* exwulor. javmg tiled m «ud rourt his peti­ tion praying that an instrument ii.,w on Hi" in this rmirf-purpoiling to be Hie last will and testament of th- -:<id <|e*a?ed bo admitted to probate and (he execution thereof In- granted to your pvliitoilet-, or to wme other suitable person. fl is Ordered. That Hie 21*1 dav of,September A. D. 191 i. m ten iFrlock in Hie forenoon, at said pro­ bale office, iw and.is heretiy ap­ pointed for hearing Paid petition. H is Further Ordered, That pub­ lic notice thereof be given t>v pub­ lication of a copy of this order for Hirer xueressive weeks previous to <lay of hearing, in the Hast­ ings HANNER, a newspaper printed and "circulated in said .county. _ r (3us. M. Mack. A true copy. Judge of Probate. Grace Bati' i. * . Register of Probate. I.. Inubmigh. Ial» of suid county, deceased, and Hint all «-ntlitur> «»[ <u\i di-cea-ed are required to pre‘••nl thrir i-hiinu to said Probate Court, al lhe Probate (Jfllce in the City of Hu-lings. for examination; mid allowance, on or beforf the 2nd day.of Jmiumy next, and | hat .such cluimt> will 1h'„heard’ before said Court, on Salurdity Hie 2nd day of January. IVI3 next, ut leu o'clock iii the forenomi of Hint duy. Dated August 3(. A. D. It'll. . CUARLM .M. MACK. Judge of Probate. (diii-e*m lit.- mr: and with the great whit*.* tin one judgment when _tbo fa<)- who sits upoii that I- iIi*- Judge. Believers will judged at Hie jiiifginonl seal unto judgmciil nl the Voire Son of mnii. John 5:27-29. xitull vim. 1:1 . Hr is today Hu* Saviour. Keeps Your liver Healthily Aiihc. |!oiifm-row lhe Judge. Today He A man in Kentucky told a friend lhal Foley Cathartic Tablet* were •■"im , in un- nine oi juuglhe most wonderful medicine lhal mviil He wifi draw men.unto Him had ever entered his nyeidm. Said for, judgment. Nutice '"and before he would not b without I hem. I tiltn eliall |e- gathvied all nation*." Neither would you..if you had ever Il .i»'no trouble for Hun*to galln-i Hied them. A thoroughly cleaiu- Ibf’in together. "Oh. that men might ing cathartic for rhrvUie roust ipu- realize that the One who is gialion or for an occasional purge.— •-ioii* now will one day. wield Hi*1 Arthur Muihullaud.—Adv. .mighty power! You may despise Avoid the Temptation ..J 1 .'IF1! I!___ S-S— Money in the “pocket” is too often spent for things you CANNOT AF­ FORD and could well DO WITHOUT. How much BETTER OFF you would be if you had forgotten to carry it with you. The BEST WAY to avoid the temptation of spending it is to place it on deposit in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, where it will draw 3 per cent interest, and we compound the interest twice each year. Why Not Acquire the Habit of Saving ? Why not acquire the HABIT OF SAVING ? You can acquire it just as easily as you can the habit of spending all that you earn. There are a good many young men in this city and vicinity who could easily become “independent” in a very few years if they would only acquire the “HABIT OF SAVING.” They would be ranked among the “successful” men. They would derive a nice income from their deposits and would have the “ready money” to take advantage of an “opportunity” that comes along for safe and profitable investment. Young men especially should learn that NOW is the time to acquire die habit of saving. They cannot learn any younger. $1.00 Opens an Account in Our Savings Department. HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bank That Docs Things For You Phone 3-2 Rings HASTINGS, MICH Ollier* will treat them’ exej-ei*.*d in judgment, yuu will re-!kindly. As men treat (hem. sospend promptly. I will they If treating the laird, just, V. THE SI’BJECT8 OF- THIh!1,s l'ei>"''Uled Hie Lord nl in Acts ......... "ENT. A» already indicat' d.! P,’f*';5’’1""*’..U'*. * ’ R:l'.! “ “ verse 32 ch-arh clearly■ «lutc*. and a« v.-r — ;tj state, th" flieiI .,5J.L, 'll. RESlU’A S *? ill-’■ ’.THIS JVlxt-j niilmii- nre are the riibjecl# of Hus | MEN T. illrighlemi* nre ushersiibj.-rla tin*! 'H'-N I • Hi" righteous judgment. ' This I hi* judgment i* fu-! "d into l»1’' ll the "' Kingdom. Kingdom They do not । lure. That lhe nalions will be m! immediately go to heavcU. “Hi-j such a cmidilioil that Hie inlerv-n-'•''‘■d H".' Kingdom ell . This i* timi mid judgment of Jehovnli will; diffct' iil .than th" d"*tmy of the; hecmii" lie...... ary. d>»-' not indicate !' •"irch. The church is with th"; a condition, of world-whir rigtile- Itaird. and is with Him in Hus mid; ousnes* before HI* coming. • The il'lber judgment.* i Uor. 6:2'. reason for lJu* judgment uf the mi- 1na*!!.'""- l"g"lht;r with Israel,1 Hmnuwill hr dealt wilh in the next I Kingdom blessing*- Ihpm.-ic-l^'iplL ♦* * i milb'iuuin. on .earth. The Ohl VI. .'THE BASIS OF THIS Jl lMi"'‘i 1,“ ,1','''r.7 MFN'r Wo noir lhal He- Imr.luiil;' '• ' On--'* ble**ed one* shall -iMi.ii.- ii........ im» iw.. .i:...r?'.'!;,."1:' .’''.Xu!" i“1 uccnrdinu lo thi* pnmheev 1! ' . Hi n f.ulli w.i tnamf' l.d which" i* noi a'parable, bin ■wariH. who Im‘wrilten hi'lory <>f actual' mid ini— HIIHLDON What Did He Mean? __ _ _ __ *n°n’l you know that your wife aSwT BtaS."nwlmoi •hou,d h,v® had ,ho raon*y you Money to loan on Real E*Ute ,n «t‘Ung on tht* drunk?" Judgo E*t*t* eold on comnMon. Genera', Church White,asked a prisoner, re-j conveyancing. Having ■ complete aet. Iat<» the Atchl«on Olpbe. 'I no , compiled from the wife.’ tho prisoner replied. -t'Well, -urnl*h complete then, what on earth did you want to | , I , .. get drunk for?” naked the judge, i FIRST DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION, _____ •__________ HEARTBURN. OR GAS ON STOM.AEIL BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY। The queMiun as to how long you are going to continue a sufferer from ! indlgeMlion. dyspepsia or oul-of-ur'«lcr itormich is merely a inalter of I liowr soon you begin taking Tonoi line Tabs. ’ People with weak stomac.lis should Tonolinn Tablets occasionally, »i ■; lake and there will be no more indiges' tioa. no feeling like a lump of lead -Jn lhe stomach, no heartburn, sour risings, gas on stomach, or belching J.ito everinslhig p)ini*hmeid. ev H^» right hmid He extend' bb-—j’hisling lire. of undigested food, headaches, tiiz''Depart from tm rilTIMC * xlncss or sfek stomacIC and betrides ing. anil to those on His left hand*. Milemir. dreadful ] wmd*. The He announce- a cursh. in each cn-e what you cal will nol ferment ami ' tmt.siqi yuur breath with nauseous ■fnlkiwing tnrti •*Fott"-*.v 35. 42.- H»*. tfi'nt Ml* <iT ih'- ireatimml lb* flini>***lft odors. .11! these sytnplOJPB resjiltf ing from a sour, oul-of-order stom­ that what th. y did ’ ach and dyspepsia are generally rdr 1 .‘re £ !E' •"“•""k I""* STRIVING TO WIN r<-n they did to Him. limed in live minutes after Lakipg .L.X'.':1"1' i'"-, ■ have been trying lo win Hie Tonoline Tablets. nnd mhlir's coulidi'in-e fur u long lime. Go lo your druggist and get a «l Th. Ve have -ucveeiled because we do box of Tonoline Tablets and you ; good work ul moderate prices. Every- will always go lo the table with a riuti I i-i m *. 1 job l.f ' hearty appetite, and what you eat will taste good, because your slmnwin klmnPhmibinu or ileal inp. I undertaken by us is carried to a suc- ach aud intestine* will be clean and Chriid. |...... ("I coiiclusimi. There nre nt I fresh and you will know there mier i “”l 8",n8 ,o *,l! a,*>' moro ,N,<* ni«lit» । ial is used and only skillet J* l and miserable days for you. TonoI line Tibs freshen you aud make yoiT । f<*el like life is worth living. through fitirli; and that not of Tonoline Tablets cost 6IXX) for 5(1 Ea.t 01 rouoSc ■!»>:» IreUorenl. Surprised Mr. nml Mrs. Allen. . work*. le-i any mart should bon'd" mailed by American Proprietary 'Kpti. 2:8, The .lew* are His ’Ole Middleville Sun of la-( week Phone 126 Hastings Cu„ Boston, Mass. 4-wks brellireii m-eopyiig lo lhe Ib'sC: Ilrxet.- me brought into the family genuuie surprises imuninnbb* hupChrist Hom. Aj47'-: tail-' iu-what pt>u«M| |o Mk mid Mi-. Ib'wnrd sense i* th*- tmwilevrr tn whom-you Allen. Knlurday evening. *A- big ma} give t'lulhihg. food., .money..eh-.. cairn* from Hasting.**'mi the 1:26 p. iu. train mid 'i.idlbily wended their way lo Ihr home i.f the worthy young manu-d couple, cur­ gu.|ie| of Hie kingdom shall lie rying baskets of provisipiis. el cete­ Swift Mriiof for IU* of DlgtaUvc! the United State*. The Oral doit preached in all the world for a wit- ra. They hud a joyrtil liine ami 18 ne«» unto all the nation*: and then sal down to. a* line a ooihick supderful TrvatiuraL Mayr'a Wonderful Stomach Rom­ shall the. . ml vmin*." *4'h<* g<H?P«l "f |»*r as was ever served in Middle­ ' edr oteara the dlgwljvo tract of mu'.cold accretion* and poiaonqus matth" kiiigifom is jiol the same as the ville. AH returned on lhe lute tram ter. It bring* swift relief ttr autTareri gimprl of i.-r.ice. * Th'* veyse dmt* iu line spirit*! Hundreds of Michigan people have j from ailment* of the stomach, liver not refer. (» Jhe cbuirlr and il* found quick deliverance from mom- and bowels. Many declare that It has RIieuiuuliMU Pain-. Slopped. preariimv lhe gospel. The Jewach trouble* by tho use of Mayr'a saved them from dangerous operai-h reimiant will, during lhe «*ifil <‘f The Ilrsl upplii-alimi of Sloan's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. Thia tiona apd many are sure that it has the hge. pleach Ihjf Jtospvl of Hu- Linimeid gwes right to Hw* painful remarkable treatment haa established kingdom'. piSs-laiiuiiiK the cptuimr of part—it |u*netral»*» without rubbing Bec-auM of the remarkable »uccc»e the Kiiigdi.ri) and the Kimr, just as —it- slops the*'Rheumatic Pnips of thia remedy* there aro many imi­ did John the Baptist Ml.,3:2. This around the joints mid gives relief tator*. »o be cautloua Be aure it'* Mrs. Guy A. Hutner of 1107 North MAYR'8. will IH<. done "unlo all npimu*." -In aiicLComfurl. Go to MulhoHand'a drug Don't suffer! Str««t. Hint. Mich.—*11 nev.r mw •tore aad aak about the wonderful response smiu* natiuns will perse­ iMvttle today! -tit is a family medi­ anything work such wonders as just cute IhbM* Jewish in.'s—iwr*. WHil‘- cine Jor’all pain*, hurls. IiTUIm’*. three dose* did. I have been doctor­ or aend lo Ueo. H. Mayr. Mfg. Chcmolhetr-licliev iug nnlioits—wiU be cuts, sore lliroal.. neuralgia and ed by specialists, too, anj received 1*2. 154-lfil Whiling 8L, Chicago, III., Prevents infection. merciful unto them. John, the chest pains. for froa book on atoniayh tdlnitinu i. W. Hobbi of 1101 preacher of the-gospel "f the King­ Mi*. Chas. U. Wentworth, California, ■ nd many grataful letter* from peo­ dom, gavn up hi* life; -W»qdn*ii. vvriles:—“jj dnl.wdiidem for my not ple who have been restoredAny druggist can tell you It* wonderfud tiiM)ili<*r preacher "f the imspet of Hheumdlisiu. pain is gone as soon I recumniTmd it to ing a few do»e* of your wonderful effect*. th*- Kiiyniom. did likewise; pers«- as I apply il. rem.dy I am Ip condition." Uiy friend* as Hie best l.tuinie'ni I esRivu eam- io th" Kingikmi uv>For sale iu Hastings by ail drug­ Huch word* at prat** come from 25c at UMra seiigers in those llret seven ellOP- ever used." Guaranteed. of thia jamedy tn all part* of gists.—Adv. ter« uf Ado. 8u it will be in the yuur DruggiBl.—Adv. Ab- ._ I r-« * r. BROWN & CO. are .11 ... IIICHM STOMACH SUFFEIEIIS DISCOVER THE QUICIESIREMEDI Get a �THE HAS PINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER X 1911. PAGE NINETEEN IN THE HANDS OF---------------- ARRY COUNTY PUBLIC THE GRANT THE ENTIRE STOCK H. OTIS & COMPANY HASTINGS AND REMUS, MICHIGAN /Grant H. Otis & Co. Old Stand Now in the Hands of WEICKGENANT & RIEDE, Barry County’s Greatest Bargain Givers, who wish to dispose of the balance of this $25,000.(M) stock of magnificent Clothing, Furnishings Goods, Hats, etc.. Men’s, Women’s, and Children’s Shoes at GRANT H. OTIS & CO’S., Old Stand A Stupendous Undertaking Our Store Wi Closed Owing to the unforseen and unavoidable circumstances we were obliged to close the store of Grant H. Otis & Co., located at Remus, Mich. We were forced to ship these goods to the store located at Hastings, where a force of men have been busy placing the stock on shelves and counters,ready for this FINAL CLEARANCE. Saturday, Sept. 12 AT 8 A. M. Saturday, September SUITS Shirts $22.50 Suits for m<m and young men. including Capps 100 per cent wool suits. Final Clearance 0 1 A 7Q Kale Price ................... . .................. . $20.00 any Sult in the store retailed nl this price by Grant Otis & Co. CIO 7C Final Clearance Sole Price........... $ . I1K.OO Sults, as so|d by Grant Olis A Co., nothing reserved. Final 011 7C Clearance Sale Price .................. $15.00 Sulls, really worth more, lint a special price with Grant Otis A Co., Final Clearance Sale j | shirt made. AU sizes from 14 to 1754 inclusivo. Grant-Otis & Co, ’sold these shirts for $t^5 nnd $1.00. Final Clear- xy. mire Sale. Price ..............................Uf C r । 50c Dress Shirts, While a small lol Ipuis,,sizes li>4 io, 1014 inclusive, these shifKarit sold in largo cities fnr "5c. Final *ir . Clearance Sale Price ..yt'.'.................... OOC I $9.87 $12-50 Sults, some excellent values, ' __ _ rcfcct style and workmanship. QJ7 7E Inal Clearance Sale Price............ $10.00 Suits sold for a higher price In sfny other store, but Grant Otis fl?Z ZQ A Co. Finn! Clearance Sale Price.. qHJ.Ox $7-50 Sults, including-Jfavy blue serge, sizes 11 lo 17, inclusive, a rare oppor(unity to buyui'gaod sujl for little CC OQ money. HMl Clearance Sale Price ql*J.*Jx $0.00 Sulla.'sizes 15 nnd 16 only, while yioy-'lnsl. Final Clearance Salc^J^ $5.bo Suil.s, splendid assortment including blue serge. Grant Olis & Co- made this pricc.their leader In boy's suil.s. Sizes 7 to 17 inclusive. Final fl*"3 CQ Clearance Sale Price ....................... JM.Oz $4.50 Suitvjust lhe thing for a school suit, warm and durab^. . While fl?9 QQ they Inst. Final Clearance Sale Price xO $3.50 Suits, sizes 6 to 1I, these will go fast al tlie price iidw quoted. Final fl*O OQ Clearance Sale Price ....................... Jlfa.Jz Never Again 50c ' Work Shirts 35c , 3 for $1.00 $3.98 Not the latest cut and small sizes only, hut th* price dm- not cover Hie cost of the labor Sizes 33, 35, .Tij— lt> aud IH worth upto fl*'? QQ ' lo irt.oo....................................... »PO. zO HOSIERY I5r iltisc .for Men. \\'num qnd Chil- ’ dnm. splendid valu--. Final Cff-ar- 11_ mice Sale Price .................................. lit 25c HoseVor Men. Women nnd Chil­ dreq, hlarji uujj Lui, <|so ■ colors fur 1 Q_ 14 W to 17 inclusive ami this is your last chance, no more when those arc • gone. 50c is the regular price. Clearance Sale Price 3 for $1.00 or OOC 50c Wool Hose, for women, while a small lot last. Final Clearance Sole 70^. Price........................................................... «JxC A SALE OF Underwear 50c Suspenders, hurry if you want a pair the lot is small. Final Clearance Sale OQPrice .................................................... 50c Police & Fireman’s Suspenders, tho . kind that stand the strain. Final OQ._ Clearance Sale Price ...........................uzC Think of buying winter underwear nl the opening of the season ut reduced prices. Men's extra heavy llcecc-lined shirts and .drawers, all sizes from 31 lo 44 inclusive. Gra^l Olis & Ctx's price on these goods were 50c per garment. Final Clear.- AOo unco Sale Price ' i*-rC $1.50 Wool Shirts and Drawers imide by the standard mills, this alone is a guaran­ tee of the quality. Final Clearance Ci (S Kiile I'riee ................................................ $1.10 . $1.00 Wool Shirts and Drawers, another of the famous ’•Standard" make, only a limited quantity. Final Clearance Sale Price........................................... OJC 25c Suspenders, heavy anti light weight. Final Clearance Sole \ 1 Price ....................................................... ixu $1.25 Union Sults for meih extra heaVy weight, soft heavy fleece. Final Clear- Q7-» ancc Sale Price................................. x/C Suspenders SUIT Wbrth $7.50 to $18 for Read These Prices DUCK COATS $1.50 Duck Coals. well lined with heavy plaid caution flannel, drivers find these . coals very serviceable. Final Clear- IT 1 It njirc Sale Price ..................................qJA.lD $3-10 Covert Coat. extra fine quality extra quality lining, while a small lot lasts. Final Clearance Sale Price * LAST CALL 10c HOSE n.. $1.00 Black Duck, corduroy collar Mon­ tana lining, just the thing for cold rainy days. • Final Clearance CQ IQ Sale Price ......................................... $3.17 $is.oo Black Kersey. fur lined, always sold by Grant Oti« Co. as a special leader al this price. Final Circa:- 0-)i no unce Price ......................................... $ZL7o $1-70 Duck coat; sheepskin lined, a warm coat for a cold dayand a lung CO ZQ - drive. -Final Clearance Sale Price. s’O.Uz $2.1.00 Brnr Skin, black quilted lining if you drive a great deal, this will keep you warm. Final Clcaraiirr 0(n no Sale Price ...................................... $17.78 $6.00 Corduroy Coat, sheep skin lined, . fur collar, none made better al any 0,4 price. Final Clearance Sale Price. IQ Once More—1Oc $22.00 Cloth overcoats, fine quality, best style, good colors, every coat worthy of a higher price. Final 0<z no Cleiintnrc Sale Price....... . .......... $10.70 1 Canvas Gloves 5c— $15.00 Cloth Overcoats and lhe wonder is that they can be sold at such a low price, and then to be cut still low- fl*Q QQ er. Final Clearance Sale Price ... x. xO $1(1,00 t/otli OvcrcouU, good ser­ I- ■- >1 111.-nt well lined anjd • well mnoe..Final Clearance Sale YOUTHS' AND BOYS' OVERCOATS DUCK COATS (Continued) $10.00 Chinchilla, fancy mixture*, regular and rxlHLweirld coals , every boy will lifr-ptuud to wear.’ Final fl*7 /IO Clearance Sale Price ........................ «p/ .Tx SC-50 Reversible Coraluroy and leath­ er, th- very best made, only two to go at this price. - Final Clearance Czl 7C Sab-Price ........................................ $Zt./c $7-50 Cloth Overcoats, good enough for any one, the materials are:the besl Xo.be fmiml at the price. Final (PC 3Q Clearance Suit- Price.................................... iz CAPS Now is cap lime, here is lhe place to bu; 5c Cups large lissorlmeat of styles, Sale Price ................... 50c Cups, assortment large enough, to plea-e- every one. Final Clearance Sale Price ..................... 3VC 75c Cups, choice selection, 'big variety of styles. Fluid Clearance Sale ’ Price ......... :........................ DOC $20.00 Ckilh overcoats, handsome styles, best workmanship, a coal well worth your choice. Final Clearance 0(E in Sale Price ......................................... $13.J7 $IS.OO Cloth Overcoats if a saving of four and a half dollars appeals lo you. you bad belter slide into one of these. 0 f 1 ZQ Final Clearance Sale Price.............. $ 1 J.40 Owing to gn at demand aiid lfie small oui»ply, we are obliged to limit lhese Lo .’I pair to a customer 10c GLOVES 5c FOR MEN ' Men’s work hnse, tli* kind that sells for 10r. a pnir, while a limited lot Felice ....................................... Rp nr lasts, 3 pair to a cu-' oiieh Final wb pit Overcoats FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN It's impossible to go into detail regarding ■ these overcoats you must see them to appreci-’ ntepieir value. ' << ZQ _________________ _________________________ f YOUTHS' AND BOYS' SUITS^ Never Before a $1.00 ‘■Elgin” Shirts, pleated ami soft bosom, Ilin Elgin is conceded tho best popular price The entire stock formerly located at Remus has arrived and is being ptacecf on the Bargain Tables at Grant H. Otis & Co’s. Old Stand WEICKGENANT & RIEDE. 12th, At 8 A. M Come and-----see With Your Own Eyes -------------- ------------------------------ ..... Read These Prices 'FOR MEN AND Y(M NG MEN WEICKGENANT & RIEDE WEICKGENANT & RIEDE will attempt the greatest merchandising event they have ever undertaken. It will be our aim to close out this entire magnificent stock of MEN'S and B()Y’S CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, etc., MEN’S WOMEN’S and CHILDREN'S SHOES. Here will he the greatest Clothing and Shoe event that has ever taken place in Hastings. Our reputation is proof positive that this is not a fake sale nor u sale of goods purchased (or sale pur­ poses, . ( ■ The “OTIS” quality of merchandise is too well known to need further comment, it's a chance for every man, woman and child to get his or her winter suppl/for less than actual cost at Grant II. Otis & Co’s., old stand, Hastings, Miclw beginning x"' Saturday, Sept., 12 i For a Fow Days to The Buying Public, and will be Open Again ( $6.00 Overcoat, remarkable values at original price, while a small lot fl*/f JQ -lasts. Final Clearance Sale Price..qJT’.T’x .. A Few Cheaper Overcoats at Reduced Prices Every Article Guaranteed As Advertised or Money Refunded A$ saved is a $ earned. You can save not only one but many if you supply your present and future needs at this FINAL CLEARANCE. SALE. WEICKGENANT & RIEDE. WEICKGENANT & RIEDE REMEMBER GRANT H. OTIS & GO’S. OLD STAND SALE OPENS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th AT 8 A. M. PUT ASIDE YOUR WORK AND BE ON HAND REAO THE OTHER SIDE THE PLACE GRANT H. OTIS <9 CO’S., OLD STAND Remember Tha Date SATURDAY, SEPT. 12th, At 8 In the Morninc. �---------- tBE BAtTOMM BANNER SEPTEMBER 3, ffll FINAL Clearance Sale OF THE *, Grant H. Otis <fe Co. STOCKS, HASTINGS and REMUS, MICH. Men’s and Boy’s Clothing and Furnishings. Men's; Women’s, Children’s Shoes The most daring price cutting ever attempted in Hastings. Men’s and Boy’s Winter Suits, Overcoats, etc., Rubber Boots, Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Rubbers, Sweater Coats, Caps, Etc. Work shirts, Dress Shirts, Overalls, Flannel Shirts, Neckwear, Collars, Hats, etc., in fact everything in the entire stock will be sold at reduced prices. Owing to the tremendous selling that these exceptional prices will cause we cannot guarantee the length of time that the lots will last, it’s just a plain case of First Came First Served. NO GOODS LAID AWAY OR CHARGED DURING THIS SALE Saturday, Sept. 12th at 8 A. M Rubber Goods 60«- Women's Foot hold Rubbers a ir-x«l .rublmr for town wear. Final Clear­ wire Sale Price ................... ................... .TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS ABOUT THESE SPECIAL VALUES IN 55c Women’s storm rubber, only a small lol !6fL Final Clearance Sale Jrn Price .......................................................... 4 DC 75c Woincn*sxp|uin and storm rubber, lhe justly fuimms Shawmut brand / Final Clearance Huie Priee...................... UJu MEN'S 90c Men’s plain nibliers, nt present price of rubber these nr>n bargain at rrgular priee.. Fijiul Clearance Sale Price... i vb $1.00 Men's n>11 edge *|i>rm rubbers, now going al.. Final Clearance Sale SHOES 39C 50c Woiiicii’h plain rtiblier, wjiilc' they last. Final Clearance Side Price ................... '....................... ;.............. 4 Lu MENU. $3-50 Men’s gun melnl, blue her cut, a good medium priced -hoe. Final Lieurance Sale Price ......................................................................................... $1.00 Vici and gun metal, lace or bplton, only a .small lot. on hand. Final Clearance Sale Prie« .............................................................................v......... $i.50 Men’s patent Burrojups or min metal shoe, a few ■ button, balance lace.. Final Clearance Sale Price .................................................................................... $1.00 nnd $1.50 Men's patent button or lace shoe, very good values. Final Clearance Sulc • Price ......................................................................................... $1.00 Men's Inn vict or Burrojapa, hu?v shoe, extra line, ..durable.. Final Clearance Sale Price ......................................................................................... $1.50 mid $5.00 Oxfords, including the famous "Florsheim" ;braud. Final Clearance Sulc Price .-r:\ g jg CHILDRENS $3.39 . $3.69 WOME.VS $200 Women's kill butlmi. with patent tip medium heel, a good shoe for little money. Final Clear­ ance Sale Price.................................................................. $3.00 Women's black velvet, button, medium heel, a very servicable shoe.. Final Clrarance Sale Price ................................................................................... $3.00 Women's lace ami button shoes,. black and tan. Awhile the lol lasts. Final Clearance Sale . ; I $3.00 Women's patent or kid lace dioe, splendid style, cellent workmanship. Final Clearance Sale Price .................................................. . 55C uOr (.IdldmiN storm nil.I. i a special value by Grant Olis i Co. at tin: prf> • Final Clearance Side ‘ i'ln Price ................................................................................................ IXu 49C 65c. Boy's plain rubber*. made of llrst quality rublwr, only • a small lot. Flout Clearance Kale ,E!In Price ...............................................................................................'DDL Rubber Has Advanced. Notice was received from a rubber inaiiiifarlurer (hat rubber hui advanced qier 100 per cent xv illi ii limited supply. BLY NOW. Notice We urgently request you to bring this Document with you so as to get every article just as advertized^ Let nothing keep you away. The day is Saturday, Sept. 12th AT 8 A. M. $2.39 jjg 23fc Ties, foilr in hand, flowing ends. Final Clearance Sale Priee .................................................. IIU 50c Ties, four in hand, flowing ends. Filial Clearance Salo /•»(* Price .................................. .......................... 23c Gdlara. waler proof, all sizes, now going al Final Clearance Sale | jp Price .............................................................. Hb 15c Collar*, assorted styles, the famous " Arrow" brand. Final Clearunce Price .................................. OR 0U 18g 75c (lxrralls, with bib*. Mme sixes are nearly rtnnc, so hurry if you want a pair or two. Final Clearance Hale 59C 50c Overall.^ most forge or small >izcs, you rtiusl be on'hand early Id secure a pair. Final Cjhirance Sale Price ....... .k....,. $1.39 CHILDREN’S BOYS GIRLS’ SHOES $1.75 . Misses' popular “ladylike” shoe. Final Clearance Sale Price ................................... $2.50 and $2.00 Hals soft huts in grey, Ian and bldck, will go fad at this price.. Final Clearance Sole $1.33 $3.00 and $2-50 lints falora and derby#, black, navy, brown, etc. Final Clearance Sale ;..$1.69 $1.79 $1.75 Boy Scout Shoes, huLd lrfnu>-d quantity on band, *0 ilon’l delay it you want a fiuir. Final Clcunincc Suic Price ...................................... $1.35 small tot tn cld»»‘. at nearly half. Final Clearance Sale Price........... 85c Children's button ‘•hoc, hiz<-s 6 to 8 only, hut a .'•mall lot. Filial Clearance Sale Price .............. $2-50 Boys' pun inclal bul(on shoes, Hie kind (bat stand llm bard knocks, a lively boy will gix,<--Ihem. Final Clear*• ante Sale Prlfc............................... 81.50 Children's, button shoe, with ».-hou| lun-f, tlm fmiimis KriedOr Of |Z 'make. Final Clearance Sale PricevLlv $1.19 $1.19 59c $6.00'Sweaters, heavy knit, rqll collar, maroon and gray. ' Final Clearance Sulc J C J IQ Price................................................... Jl.jy $3.50 Sweaters, flue wool, ro|l mid r«-d and gray. Final Clearance Sulu WEICKGENANT & RIEDE Grant H. Otis & Co.’s Old Stand HASTINGS, MICH. TWO STOCKS IN ONE ! READ THE OTHER RIPE military collars, $2.69 $1.00 Jersey Sweaters, xcry popular.. Final Clearance Sale Price ........................... Sale Opens Saturday, Sept. 12th, in the Morning REMEMBER 35C $1.25 Funnel Shirts, grey and navy, size* 14 Mr to 17, think of cold days and buy . now. Final Clearance OQp Sulc Price ........................................................................................O7U Small sizes and odds and ends,. find your size and gel the biggest bargain of your life 60c Cliildcrn* elonn rubber, Sbnwmul brand, a servi able rubber for lhe little Iblks. Final Clearance Sale Price $| Qg $2 JQ $2.98 SHOES MISSES faiipni- ".Sliawmut” make, Final (lem-mi it $1.98 19C 25c Bow Ties, they will not last long at^ IhiS price. Final Clearance WOMEN'S, MISSES’ and GIRLS’ $2.00, $2.50 utid $3.00 Me Misses' sloriu. lubber#, rainy days will rood dmrnid • Final Ctettrauro SaleHn Price ............................................................................................. IZC Suk'I'rii-. $1.49 $1.00 Women's, patent, button, kid lop, m<-<liuin heel, don't fail l>> see tlieac exceptional values. Final Clearc ) no ancc Sale Price ........................................................................ $£,70 $3310 Women's gun metal button, military heel, a sensible servicablc shoo. Final Clearance Sale $1.98 $2.98 39C 25c Belts, bhick. tan. grey, etc, un­ usual value*. Final Clearance Sale Price ................................................ 50c Gloves, bather, gauntlets and wrist lengHi. Final Clearance Sale . 9Ur Men's Rubbers, plain or low rut. here’s a real rubber kirgain, per pair. Final Clrarunee Sale ’yg inns $2.69 Miscellaneous 50c Bells for men ami Ixiys, while they last. Final Clearance Sale Price ....................................... 79C Notice As the quantity of some items is limited, we can­ not telkhow long they will last, so we earnestly urge Rain or Shine, This Sale Opens Saturday, Sept. 12. �PACE TWFATA -UM: THE UUTINfiS KUMa. UPTTMMH J, IHI YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO DRINK AT ALL World Wants Steady Men—Keeley hudliutc Makes Them—No Place for tin- Ini-brbilr—and N<un- for Ihr Mun Who Drink* Hi raslonallv — Work Of l-oral InaUlutlon—Men und Women Cain Be Treated in Seclusion for Liquor, Morphine, Cocaine, Tobacco, Gigare Is and Nene Exhaus­ tion. WHAT MUST YOU DO FOR THE INEBRIATE? Y’ou want to do what in beat, of course, for his own aake and for lhe sake of his family. , . Il is nol wise to unbfaid him; his own conscience it doing that, be­ sides you must remember lhal lhe man is diseased and that a symptom of his condition is an irresistible craving for liquor; he simply can't stop llrinking; the singe when he could have done II Is long past. What you should do is to advise him lo lie cured of the disease und then lhe crav­ ing .for drink will disappear, you should advise him to take the Keeley Cure aud no .other. Why? ” First—Because'il cures. Il is now in iln thirty-fifth year und. Is therefore, no experiment IL dues lhe work. Second—Il has gained public confidence ami the people who control Il are reputable business men. Third—Because in nil caws where health is al slake, only the be.«t should be selocled. It may, probably does, cost more, but in so impor­ tant a matter one should nol be “penny wise and pouud foolish." Y’ou may hear that olhttr cures are "Just as good," “ahorter." "cheap­ er," etc., but be particular lhal he does take the Keeley Cure; some peo­ ple think lhal every place where Inebriety is treated is a Keeley establishmnnt. This is not so, and this mistaken idea is a grave' injury to us and them. There are thousands nf people who have taken alleged "cures" and the failures are wrongfully attributed to us, though such persons have never taken so much as one dose of our medicine. Tin* right plate is known by the name. •‘The Keeley ln*tilulc"zipd this is the only one in Hie Slate. If you prefer to send a patient to some other esIahlialiinciit that is your right; we are unwilling however, that the blame «mich attaches to lheir failures should lie placed upon us amt it Is un­ just that il should be. DO YOU ALWAYS SUCCEED. That is a proper question and one which we will frankly answer. In bll cases where a full couran of trealmanl is-tajinn and where our in­ structions are followed, a pure is affected. The Keeley cured man who smokes cigarettes generally relapses. If he tries to he g moderate drink­ er, he will fall nnd soon lie ns badly off as ever. The Keeley Cure will eunble a man to Ih* a total abstainer. The so-called failures of lhe Keel­ ey Cure are only failures of lhe mnii. There is no question about il. Every man who takes Hie Keeley Cure properly, is cured of lhe craving fur drink, nnd. If tn* chooses, Iu- can ami will remain sober as long as In­ lives. AT LEAST NINETY PER CENT REMAIN SOBER. Is not that 0 go»d record? (knnpnre it.with hospital statistics of any kind mid you will sec that we stand al lhe herni. IS THE CURE EXPENSIVE? The Keeley Cure cl»ts money, of courdet but how III tie doos il cost tn comparison with its lieiietllM nnd the increased earning rapacity of lhe cured man? The charges al lhe Keeley InstHulu arc more mmhuate llirnj in llospilals or sanitariums; all medical allraitiou costa money. ■ Every patient who comes lo us fof treatment lias special can* and attention, mid the trealm<-nt adopted to his ri*quin*mriits.t Ijidy patii'iit* ;n<- treatod privately in thair retain*. Ev. ry patient, on arriratgr. has a Aorough examination, and because of our long experience tlivn* rs no phase of lhese rani's with which we are nol nlile to rope. Our system of lrcatm<*nl allows patients freedom from physical re­ straint: we have never confined a patient, as under our syslern we have never found il necessary to do so. . Homelimes the absurd idea prevails lhal we cure patients by nausealing llivni. Nothing can be furl her from lhe triilli: a "CtjllE" ac­ complished m (hat Way would iml Im* lusting; II. is a fraud mid d'-ceptimi. and i-amiol last. From tho beginning lo the end of our trealiiieiil there is neither sickness or nausea. Improvement in the general health b<*gin* lire tlr*t day mid continues wjthoul interruption during Iln* whole period of treatment. Al the conclusion of his term here Iln- patient i* not only eqn*d of his addiction, bul iiy the building up and st remit lieuimi nf the nervous system his general health Is also vastly improved. Some patients, supposing that wc cut off liquor and drugs abruptly, hesilale lo come lo us. knowing from experience the suffering such a course entails. Liquor patients are permitted to use liquor under Uio direcUon of our physician, until they can gel along comfortably without U. iu. •rug patients are given support as required, and nee/l nol fear suf­ fering ur collapse. The reduct ion is carried on so gradually lhal in many cases the patient does nol know when hp is without the support of Hm* drug; many refuse to believe it nl ilrsl when told they have been en­ tirely off the nrujrfrom five to ten days. \ HOW DO'.WE DO THESE THINGS? Our answer Is. wllh-the Keeley Remedi***, and our physician has lieen thoroughly ins(nielcd in lheir use, having had twenty-two years' experi­ ence in this work, amf imderslands the requirements of his patient; thril­ ls no phase of any nf these cases which i-an surprise him. Heineinbcr in all (his lime thal,w<* nnver have lost a patient by death while- under Irealni<*til. The internal remedy is taken a lea.*p<Moifiil ••very two house until rigid doses daily have bis-n taken. There are four liy|KMh*nnic injectioiu each day, a process which involves no pain, sore­ ness or other Inconvcnjeiiei-7 each patient is thus seen by Un* physician four times each day. In this connection we may call attention'to the - fact that hyjKHlerinli- medication is approved by all physicians of'Bland­ ing. and an .reputable text-books. Homelliue.* quacks advcrlising nos­ trums having no merit, prate "f the dangers nf liypodennic uirdiealion. Etc. Thia i* a favorite argument with Iln* promol its of several so-called ‘CURES." who having no knowledge of Iln- subject of iiiehrn*ly or its cure, seek thus io nllrarl attention to (heinaelve*. Only the ignorant are uppcal'-d to or inllurni-i-d hr such an urgiiiii**nL They seek to climb by pulling othera down. "Il is always the tree wliirh bears lhe best fruit which has the greatest iiiiiiiIh-i* of.clubs thrown ul il." HAVE WE INTERENTEH YOU? We hojx- »o. If w*t, have, we areepi H u* n compliment, mid invite ‘you lo send lo u« fordnore deiailed inioriiiuli<in. Wr have a large va­ riety of wellpriiitvd pamphlet.*, dealing with the different aspects of our worbMltbf which will be sent fiye upon apphraiiou. You need mil hesitate to writ*- us. as nil rorfrermndem-e wifh uk’ls ufrii-Hy ciirtflrtl-iilinl. and business men an* our staunchest [riend*. Home treatmenl fnr Tobacco. Neuraalhenig or Nerve Exhaustion. For further inforfiinlioo dddreu the KEELEY INSTITUTE. 733-35 Olluua Ate. N. W-, Grand Itapids, Mirk, or call Citz. 571MI or Hell Main 806. He Grrek. Mh*h.; Airs. Ella Larkin* Shoup Family Hcmiiou. The Shoup fiuuily reunion was Mrs. Huldn Hawk*, of Nashville; ii.-iu Thursday. aiiiiie'iuj. oukuov -',r*- Walter Clark mid son held August ...... !J7lh. at ...« the N,rcountry home of Mr. and Mi>. By-/Ll“*'eiiri-. Robert Shoup. Holrert rou Ketchum, near Dowling. Mich? ’ -»}ieS, ue.Mi-r ii.iwks, me MI.Meft Relatives to the number of flfiy- Weiu. i.otia. Imogene and TrefiM Hve spent a most enjoyable day. Hawk*, all of Maple Grove: Mr. and Albert visiting and renewing old “c'iuaml-.| Mr*. ‘ A 1’}?” Chaffee of Hailing*: niices.- A very tine dinner wm Yr-J“ ‘' •** M’'** Ira ! , Chaffee, hor. liild ^Uheiwii’fU‘’8lS “uluthn Chaffee,if"' OlivenChafun the Ittwn. unlhcluwu. Chas. Burkort, —...... -.......... daughter daughters Mildred "Those prc.M-nt from away were, mid Man-ilie mid n»i David of Mr. and Mrs.-Joe Shoup, two daugli- Grand Rapid*, ’i he day ended by l<-rH and a grandson of Penfield, having a picture taken und looking Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Fr<-d Shoup forward with much- pleasure lo mid danghlcr Zola. Mrs. Harry incetiiig auaiu next yi-ar. Drew and son, Mr. und Mrs. Lett Moore. Mr. Sam Shoup. Mrs. Hr-ssie Hollon. Myroh Pennock, all of bat- -BANNEH WANT ADVS. PAY KUENZEL'S MILITARY BARD HAS FIRE REW UNIFORMS. Member* Exprews Gratitude to Citi­ zens for Liberal Donations to Uniform Fund. The members of Ku'enzel's Mili­ tary Hand are highly gratified with the liberal donations madt! by. lh>cltizeiM for the new uniforms of winch lhe players were in great need. They express their deep apprMiation for ln« gifts. A list of t|ie donors follows: Sign'd Cierk Hn>.i........... .« SJJO H. G Haye# ... . 3JM) . 10X10 H, H. Messer .. 5.(«) A. A. Anderson . A. E. Johnson .. BOO 3 IM) E. C. Edmonds . 3jUD Kellar Siem ... ixi) Hoy Andrus- ... IJM E. B. Townsend LOO Leander Hearns LOO P. A. Sheldon .. IDO Chas. M. Muck . 3JM) G. F. Chidester 3.00 Waldorff bro». . 3XX) Goodyear bros. I t») O. A. Hoyes .... I. . J. Goodyear . i no fjOO Cook A Henry . i no Clias. C. Freer . ?■>> Rhuliers Urns. . A. II. Hedrick .. Cam-tli A Stebbins Frandsen & Keefer N. H; Waterman Hoy J .a Forgo .. W. J. Michae H. Coiu-arclli If. H. Miller . E. J. Huffman PjlillipLiitz F. A. brown Co. Miller A Harris A. E. Mulholand Wm. T. Gricsby Cl I). Mohler H>*in«r Bros. D. Furl ini .... II. I*. Wunderlich A. N. Williams Win, Rju-nre . Abbott Bros. . F. W. Stebbins I). W. ll.HIl'tH il.- M. LaiiiplK'i John Freeman Shirley E. Joy \V. A. S.-oll .. Frank. lines .. A. 1». Maynard II. C. Fuller I no IDO' Leera STENOTYPT, the machiM way in Shorthand. The faataat writing tnachiM in the whole world. EASY TO LEARN—EASY TO READ— EASY TO WRITE Stanorypy mean* greater eKciaacy. profaned poi.horu. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT McagniiM tha maria <rf Smoolypy.’ Many undent* are going diracHram lb« $900 to $1,200 per annum 10 tun. | WHY Taking Care of Hay. The BANNER’S]Plan of Handling Hand Auction Sales Ought to Be Favo Favored by Every One' Who Contemplates Having a Sale in Barry County:];^ . r imhto WMBMi t exarctoe Judicious ptoanlng to utlllre th* morning and the proapecta ae«m tinned good weather. This bajr aflamoon, so that II will dry oul un- good, la fact, the Ideal machine to hay la aufflctentty dry. and portanco lhal tho hag be absolutely dry from dew before putting it into the barn or Stack. Alfalfa is more difficult to cure properly than tbe 1.00 -DO C. G. MaywiMi lien Matthews Thus. Sullivan .Morrill 1-amhie & (ii. .. Ii<>fh<id<- llro«. M<>num<*iil i* u' A. M. Dr. McGtiflln J. B. Roberts by weight, their true value Is very significant. Course st State Agricultural Collage Will Imbed Desire to Work In More Modern Methode. need for any farmer to keep on farming In the earns old haphazard way. A course at bls state agricultural college, will fill him with a strong desire (,</ farm. In tho more modern wajp—the way which brings success. Plan to spend a few weeks or months, if possible, at the college thia winter. couraea for tboie farmers, young and old, who cannot ba away from hotdb for any length of timo, bat tn tbeao to ao fully taken _________________ •iao£o Australians still'lead lhe world as l.-a drinkei*. 7Jt rnmnds being each Australian's yearly alhfwmico.- New Zeulmid'i*s drink 6.7B iMiiinds a head yearly. up— morning, afternoon and evening, Citizen* of Ihqjsh* of Wight do not that tho wide-awake farmer can ac­ look with favor upon (he proposed complish a great amount in a very fmincl b'-tween the island and the short time. main Imidof England, mid th.- cham­ A course in general agriculture Is ber of i-uminrrre has adoiiti>d repoluti'nis in favor of a inoilcrn ferry given for farmers, who do not care to specialise in any particular branch of' farming, but wish to secure a fetter knowledge of all phases of agriculture. It Includes work in sotl fertility, farm management, farm crops, poultry This is the raising, dairying in all of Ils branches, Stove Polish animal husbandry, horticulture, in­ sect study, and plant diseases. ' A study of these subjects will in­ crease the earning capacity of ovary T'S different from othen tx.-c.1tu4: more cure i« taken la tho maldcg and tlio matoriaL, aro higher grade. I Black Silk Stove Polish poll>l>.*L'*c<1 on tunpto S*3 ixU add Blade Silk Stqvo PcXakWorkn Grand Rapids. Michigan Shine in Eveiy Drop ' ND—BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVE COME TO LOOK TO THE BAN­ NER FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF AUCTION SALES. The success of tljc BANNER’S plan of advertising sales has naturally led people to ex­ pect that an auction sale in Barry Co. will be advertised in the BANNER, j'ust as they expect the letter carrier will deliver their mail. 2 •2 RD—BECAUSE OF ITS SMALL EXPENSE. vVe make a uniform charge for our service in reaching practically all the people of Barry Co. that is but little above what used to be charged for sale bills (hat were read by only a few of the people. 4TH—BECAUSE.IT PUTS THE SELLER IN TOUCH WITH HIS BEST.AVAILABLE CUSTOMER IN BARRY COUNTY. The BAN­ NER goes into practically every home in Barry Co. The people naturally look to the BANNER to learn about Auction Sales. If a Harry Co. man wants for his own purposes any tool or live stock advertised in any sale, he knows just where lo go to find it. He will be prepared to bid what he bclievex the article or animal is worth, because he has use for it. There will be no element of speculation an his bid. With the old plan, the people in the immediate neighborhood Were the only ones who knew of the sale, and they would generally bid because they hoped to buy something cheap. CTH—BECAUSE IT AVOIDS HAVING TWO AUCTION SALES IN °THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD ON THE SAME DAY. The BAN­ NER makes dates for the auctioneers and practically all of them report the Sales they book to this office, which is the recognized auction sale hcadquar- • tefs. If we find that two_salcs arc booked for the same locality: we can and do at once take it up with the.auctioneers, and arrange for a change of one of the sales, thereby avoiding spoiling both sales. This is an inifioiXant con­ sideration. * • ’ TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER’S PLAN REACHES ALL THE PEOVpLE OF BARRY COUNTY WHILE THE AUCTION BILL REACH­ ED ONLY A FEW IN THE IMMEDIATE LOCALITY OF THE SALE. This is so evident that any elaboration of this .point is quite unnecessary. 7TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER CONTAINING THE AUCTION ' ADVERTISING IS LAID AWAY AND PRESERVED IN THE HOME WHILE THE BILL IS SUBJECT TO THE WINDS AND RAINS AS IT IS TACKED ON THE FENCES AND TREES. FARMING IN HAPHAZARD WAY Chas. E. Lunn . YOU 1 ST—BECAUSE IT IS A DEMONSTRATED SUCCESS.. In the past fiix years, over 750 Auction Sales have been advertised in the BANNER to the mutual satisfaction of the sellers and buyers.. Wc have letters from many who have advertised their sales in the BANNER showing that on a single article they have realized enough more than they expected to pay afl the expenses oi'thdauction. In all cases when results have been com­ pared with expectations the sales advertised in the BANNER have exceeded expectations, in sonic cases by several hundred dollars as wc can show by let­ ters and personal references. readily, and when wa consider Jhal Crook A- Gould J. E. McElwain Lcaaoiu and Beautiful Catalog. IHdll Pearl Street of Controlling Factor* in LU) IJM hauled into tbe now. , P| I Tho following method la practiced, ; nd lends Irada ItatU lianlf admirably u> to taking taklnr r»^) and ' care ot u hay crop If It la not too ! |’iiO I heavy: Tha mower would be run lata; 1 is) Iu the afternoon, when not much willJO Ing Will take place and when tbe | undergrowth la perfectly dry. The advantage ot thia over the early morn­ ing is that tho soil to warm and dry. and that less surface Is exposed to become wet by daw than when alfaUa Is standing. The bay to turned in the following morning Just before noon, and will bo ready to rako and stack In tho mlddiy of the afternoon. An­ other plan Is to reko in tho afternoon and put II up tn small cocks, turning thciso over tho foltawtog day. replac­ ing these twb Into on<*. and letting them cure for a few. days before Should Use Young Men and Women One 3JM) turn tho hay. Beginning on the outLOO IJM alda of tho fold, the hay la carried t on further out, leaving gn open space I IM) Ita JBO turning the next swath lhe dry. hot DO stubble aud soil will quickly draw JM tha moUlure from It, therefore the IJM) I fit) from above. The follow I nit morninc Chan. a. ................. Howling* Dry Clranftut <>' Colgrove A Poller John J. Dawson Pike A Damon .. Geo. E, Coh-inmi W. H. Bclinnfz .. Chas. L. SherwiMxl E. J. Edger .. W. H. Olney . L. W. Healli . F. R. Panrnasl TIME TO CUT ALFALFA xgu—uiwif Iirrrn=rr=ni------ lai==ir=TF=ir== THE BANNER'S METHOD of ad ver Using Auction Salee ha. been endorted ist—By the State Association of Auctioneers. and—By all the leading Auctioneers of Barry County. 3rd—By all Auctioneers in other Cotinties where the same method has been pursued. Any printing office can print auction sale bills, but only a paper having a large general .circulation, such as the BANNER has can successfully advertise an auction sale that will bringTesults. The BANNER is now printing 5^00 papers each week and covers the County "like a blanket." We would be pleased to hear from anyone contemplating haying an Auc­ tion Sale and we will mail them one of our booklets, containing 16 pages of information and suggestions on conducting an Auction Sale. You should not fail to secure one of these booklets if you contemplate holding a sale. Its suggestions will mdan larger and better results from your sale.’ We have both the Bell and Citizens telephones. The Hastings Hanner Both Phones No. 15. We Make Dates With Auctioneers HOPE CENTER. Mr*. Will Whiiiritoie of South ituniay with her Lui; LAKE ODESSA. /e.-ks Utter. Woman \ rliurr’i liuivli. na-|iliMuhrr 11)1 ii. . Mrs. Eva Leigh and dau^liler dilli. Mr*. O. V. Slioweriiun ami Wilh n •nulHammond ■laughter Myrtle, mid Mix Henry .Hureler mid Mrs. C. Lawreie-e Sugh riu-ampOrin fiaininoad ■t much hope-, of bring any Horses at bard work aud on full letter. grain feed should have gait often. A od tlfi’ir grain on Ute Belker fufm ML mid Mi>. Allie 11 good way is to keep a lump of roci Mr. hud Mr*. .Holder Miugan leave for Ashland. Ohjo Mr. and Mr-. Chu-. Mi-Denuoll rail in tho corner of each Teed box— and iluU,:llh-l' mb-llde*l lhe' Pen­ i\> r Nunda? They look ihu Irain nock reunion'al Dellmt l luu -duy. amount of salt they require, and if -ijuih- n Iiuinher fioni Ihis way ut- Sunday itighl for G{&tniilli'> their afforded a constant supply will not b-iidi*<Libc Sunday S-lmol. picnic al Conscience. Conscience Is a matter of educating Mr. iuhI Mr». B.ildw. i of.AIAcip-r's Point. All report u nice h-knu. vi-iib-d Mr. mid Mt>. liam in combination with environment. linn*. Gnrlingi-I- u.ver Sunday. Mr. mid Mr*. Frank Slim- <i (Jarman Forestank employer-a grievous wrong, and many There are nearly six thousand pro­ troll caim- Inal l^hiir-sdny lo Hhi hX %-tvFai an employny haa ground an employs fessional foresters V- Germany, who are associated with various technical .Artier. in tho dust, yet in neither Instance has Mr-. Sarah Mn-lu-r »*f Cloverdal societies. either been reproaehed by an accus­ j<H-*-ifainin<uid of Shultz called on b>i>Huii, tQolored h--ii- Tuesday to ing conscience. vihit their imrente. Mr. and Mrs. Importance of Cleanllngsa. Hay Hunmxqid's Sunday niphl. Greed Hrrtairrl.v th« greale.-d btiiCleanliness U>always impdruat but b-i-_eater miumk th- nhliom. ’fluIt never goes further toward making wenlth of lhe I'luh-d stab-* ha* in-1 w.is m li.wn Monday, with a Hue| English eat 13 poinuin a head u year, good butter than during dog days. , loud of melon*. (Julio a treat for, i-reiiM-d fruin iilxiul »*l_75o.ik.Ki.0Ut) to, a* mfaniKi four pound* m Fiamtg. s-finetliiiur lik<- UI.W»M>.D(WXMO. or!I Lake (»<le««a people.# eight pound* in Germany and tuu [’ Miss beruaee Dunham is taking a pounds iu Rusaia. nearly 8,500 per cent. ‘BANNER WANT ADV’S.' �THE HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER S. 1914. H OODL'AND. Just What You Want COOKED TO SUIT YOU The K. of I', picniejaf Saddle-Rag lake |ji«l Wednesday was a hummer. About ode hundred were in attend­ ance. AB kinds <>f good thing* to eat. Sports ‘of yll kind* were in­ dulged in. makinu (lie day-paw off all l<4o. quickly. Such a pleasant him* was had.h>‘ all .attending that We’ll give you a good, clean, appetizing meal at a moderate price. TOM DOYLE for a couple of weeks visit wilh relatives in la>gan*|M>i-|, Indiana. Hiram Walls and family made a I rip by-auto to Belding. Grecnrillr. Remits. Weidman and other points last week, calling on friends on the Hastings Mrs. Early ami daughters Emma i.l Icy of Norlhmam-ht-ler. Ind..1 tme-i'liiirsday for a couple of । 50 nnie Thursday from a four week's i.-il pl,E-rutmlm timlother points i 4,he up'llel* penliisilln. Mr. Subtly ■ports lino jatelo- of lUh wllije Only National Bank YOU ARE COMING to the FAIR! Next week will be the week of the BARRY COUN­ TY FAIR. We arc paying for this advertisement because wc WANT TO ESPECIALLY INVITE YOU TO COMJ1IIERE and buy your CIGARS and TOBACCOS. Has an enviable reputation of over 58 years experience of sane and conservative banking. This strong bank is under the management and direction of some of the most conservative, strong and successful business men of Barry county. ■ When you buy here you will find that you get BET­ TER \ ALUE for YOUR MONEY, because with our ZINC LINED CASES and ELECTRIC IIUML DORE we keep our goods nt JUST THE RIGHT TEMPERATl JRE. and in a PERFECT SANITARY CONDITION. on NEVER-find Cigars or Tobaccos here that are all DRIED UP and covered with dust, dirt and filth, as you DO find them in other places. This is an EXCLUSIVE Cigar Store. We BUY in VERY LARGE QUANTITIES: we “turn our goods over" every few weeks; we keep only the BEST GOODS and wc keep them in PERFECT CONDITION. YOU are entitled to the BEST value for your money. WE are prepared to give you the BEST for the price. Wc invite you to MAKE US PROVE IT. Come here and buy iVhat you wish before you go down to lhe grounds. Meet your friends here*. You arc always welcome. THE PLACE TO MEET YOUR Verne Monasmilh again, This time into cehtly vacated by -R It has a Capital Stock of $50,000,—A Surplus and Profits of over $75,000, and Deposits of Over $525,000 TOTAL RESOURCES OVER $700,000 IT PAYS 3 PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS The Village High School began Monday wilh alwnil lh<*,ilsUnl mimher of pupils, with'Arthur Bidding* til Hie helm as principal. .Miss Dur­ ham in Hie grammar room nuM .Mis* OFFICERS: DIRECTORS: CLEMENT SMITH. President J. F. GOODYEAR, \ ice President H. G. HAYES, Cashier W. N. CHIDESTER. Assistant Cashi FRIENDS Jefferson St., Hastings,.Mich. Phone 106 J. F. HOONAN E. J. HUFFMAN j Senter mi South Main St’. Tlmrs: I day fur *.'75.t«l ami hifsxilready bogaiijlte erection «d a barn prelimin­ -oniplicaimn of ailments. Mrs. IL L. Wrighl who lias hern1 ary b> luiildiug a hnti.se which will lie completed <his fall. Oliver ruffering from n siege of fheumgSea.e having taken IIU1 cnntnu'l <o isni for some time h on the gain. do I tie building. We understand that C. E. Gnulzinger left Monday। ■veiling for Ishpetming i>> allend lhe HASTINGS HIVE L. 0. T. M. M. Electing a Goat King for a Day. Puck fair, held at Ktliorgltn. Is one of tho last of the old-Umo Irish fains, and more than one story la told aa to Great Hite Officer Will Install Hie tbe origin of tta name. Amongst them New Officers At Meeting on la a tradition that when Cromwell's (lirtober IK. soldiers were In Ireland A large party The mrtubrrs of Hastings Hive of troopers were coming over Kerry No. .’W, I.. O. T. M. M.. was held mountains, making for Klllgorlln, when on Tin—day evening. Among those they frightened a dock of goau. These present was Mrs. Rachel A. Bailey, uf Grand llniiidit, pait great com­ for Klliorglln. and darhed wildly into mander. and al present vice past tho town headed by a great Puck. roinmaudet*, of the Great Hive of That warned of impending danger, Michigan. 'the followiiig-elecliSl tho inhabitant* beat off tho trooper*, and in gratitude dedicated a fair to their horned defender, and elected him king for a day. HOLOS ANNUAL ELECTION lodge iit-iv Life is Altogether Too Short To worry out your days half frozen. Let us heat your home with a the furnace that for sim­ plicity* durability and economy of operation Elmer Rising met wilh llu* ofHistorian's Report. i-rrs of i|i>> Barry. County, Fair al The 'following paper was read at notings, .Monday. .1. .1. England was in Southern II- the rednion of lhe former pupils of nois last week ami purchased for- the XLndge -ehonl til Ute recent ple- ‘A iii.iiory ot me .vmiKe would till a good nixed volt as our Him- i< limited w speak of a few things I bring liefora you. Did you ever think oF th< tave concluded IhSl life was ton ffiort lo milk lhe old way. nnd each >f them liuvc purchased machines if Mr. Risinger find will hereafter u*nl iltenwlves in a com furl able vtrker-while Ttie machine is doing men ami women who recejvis ••arty education at the' school? I do nol mean a I hem became president of tin 'Ii -inpan; but we <|o claim lhe holl­ er 7>f one fd nur early teachers becoming .t Judge. ’ It must have required c/tirnge •ttnd self di'iiiul for lhe fifteen young men. who-had attended otir school. T<». leave home and friends in the sixties and li.-lp defend (lie flag I hey loved. Surely, they a. sol- wok. being Hie guest of his son Charlo- mid family. Carl l aid and Robert Born left f>>r Grand Rapids Monday, where HASTINGS, MICHIGAN they will begin a business course in* lhe' MeL.-malilm inelitute. Good many from here are aliendRig the fair at Grand Rapids if any other country, school in the county htjs a rdderd us good? Then'think of the great numbers Of (eachera that acquired I tieir Too Many Lonely Breakfaete. early <-dm-aii<>ii Imre, many of them IT IS NOW KNOWN AS I-ord Teonyaon. late In life, , yde Milh r and Indy friend of teaching wtlli success in lheir Itomei THE "CLU8" CIGAR STORE sadly to a friend. 'I have taken hr« •poll. Jessie Miller and son of i. tide..;< and Elmer Holton and become jniuWers am) ily and Mi.* Vulenta Fullcr^of i-doimry in far away HUFFMAN BROTHERS equal to lUmoit any effort but appear­ ing In the uiorning before their hus­ band* go to builness or their children —If there are any—go to school or t<\ CLEMENT SMITH W. H. CHASE J. F. GOODYEAR D. S. GOODYEAR F. D. PRATT A. N. WILLIAMS II. G. HAYES Treas.-Will Jon.-. Hislorian for the Clark family— ‘esley Clark. Hi.-dorian for lhe Stanton’s—R. K. Lieut. Corn—Elizabeth Ashnller„ Past Com. — * ~ Record K< SeiRjm-l—Liuie Trimmer. Picket—Mary Bennetl. ' Utwani-l --.Mildred Mai toon. which have nt New Bed­ ............. ......... Mass.. during tlm last ,17 years, recently been/ inspected ami evidence «»r life of more than •prs before corrosion destroys; knowingly a down and more ele­ phant* go *ilently through their tricks. The dapper little trainer's frequent ac­ knowledgment ot the audience's appre­ ciation vvldently annoyed the llttlo lady. Buabla to further enduro his ■qemlng conceit ahe cried out, "Now man you jual keep atlll. You ain't doin’ a thing. *o we aln'4 a clappin' you."—National Monthly. Tesla of Various kinds of concretes nml cemebl morters now under way in Gemiaity will exlend over a per­ iod of thirty years., * _ Then last- l>ul not lease are lhe Dmr Millrr stml family Sumlay. ■ You have only 10 Harry Lamlis nml • !.<•<• FtCrn‘11 Imnie-iTiakfi-. have i-ach begun the erection of look around you at the happy, sulilarge .tiUiH. I.BWMH* Cbti'.liao left Monday for Kansas Cily in the intere^l nf the Kellogg Coni Flake Co_ of BalDon as Unwell Lancaster, October illh. 1913. nged.37 y Holla l.ailimp Holine*. died cemlier. 1913. aged 01 years. y«nr» Iq, a smart aptirtnfr-nt hotel have dispelled a-vcral IJlutiions. To begin with. 1 hardly know a married man there who wouldn't like to keep School dosed lheir picnics nl Sad- lirrnk in our circle .since tbe dtdmjr hike. F{*i«lay with n hall game meeting Jnno 2; IfKML between Ihr school. The I', R. easily Clara .Hayman Feighner died ‘-•7, 191 i, aged .|3 years and w«>n .by a score rd one lo six. •hihn Velie. S. D.'Kalherman and V doe* a very huge b in' large quantitie« at C. E. Rnwladcr were in Irving Mon­ day forenoon, where lhe Ilrsl two amplete equipment foradjusted a loss nf three - horses MinniP-Presion Mead Decem­ killed by lighlning. Sunday mornber l|h. 191.1. aged 30 year?. [ William Fennifmck died al hrs "A London puss, officially known* home Friday morning, the funeral a* lhe "King’s cat." is the only one was held in lhe U. B. church Tues­ in the kingdom lo receive an allow­ day forenoon. Rev. Freeland offici­ ance from lhe treasury. He inhabit ating. Burial took place in th* Woodland ceinelefy No. 2. George lhe record office und Li cents a week Weed of Lake Odessa funeral con­ is spent fnr bis meat. < ductor. Mr. Finncfrock had been a Wc have All. Sizes of ANTHRACITE, POCAHONTAS and other SOFT GOALS and at prices that will be satisfactory to you. Now is the time to place your order, as delay may mean higher prices to you. We think it behooves the consumer, under existing conditions, to care­ fully consider his wants and not-wait until cold -weather to buy his COAL. It is certain that there can be no further reductions in the present prices, and we should like to have the consumer take advantage of the present prices while we can offer them the opportuuity. ALWAYS in the market for GRAIN, SEEDS, BEANS, ETC., and can sell you Flnnr. Hmn \firl<H.nrfc and ntliAr fo.irlc a, nnrrnnf ... — -It/, «w»lt Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc, Deilirs In Enin, Buns, Seed, Hey, CoiL Cement, Hldit, Pelts, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS, MICH. �. .(Washington Letter.'. Washington. S'pt. 5. For Hie first year of President Wilson'* administration his ^vish and word were lhe rule and law ofdiis party. Things are not going that way now. thoroughly. Twcniy-flv'e pounds of Oongresaman Hmnmoml. a Democrat wilh the prestige of three success­ ful I'lectimis in n republican dislrict in .Minn, and with till the patron* age of the President behind him. was itoininuH*d for Governor by les* than a Ihoii*ani1. majority over lhe " ( laidy Hiilliimirc Goke. weakest kind of 11 catujidale, the , line cup biiller. two cups sugar. purtiose of whv.-e candidacy .was a 1 one cup milk, three nml one-half lucre 'protest against Hu* adminiscups Hour, two ieasiMMius baking DEVELOPING THE DAIRY CA1F powder. one teaspoon vanilla, whites six eggs, (’.ream butter am) while beating constantly, hold. Texas Is Hie homo of Post­ gradually mid sugar. Mix and master General Burleson, the Pres­ si fl flour and- baking powder, and ident's njosl powerful patronage Home. add alternately wilh milk Jo first When* the family skeleton hasn't tBy K. K. I’AKKIMKHt 1 -pjitel.L any fmiiiylKine. The development Of a dairy Whitn.- a telephone is a device by should begin in the alrc and dam, which men escape cojimiH ’ home to several generations. ' To lllustwi credit for the great part of bis *uc- then* is land enough u> keep a <}»•*» al Ballimore. Were used to nom­ Where I lie tiro of love may be inate Balt, of Hou-Ion. as Governor. and money being dlStinctU an <> eovereq wilh ashes of poverty. The Texans nouiintiled Ball’s ’rival, It Is decided to buy • heifer < all Where the key is changed- from B Ferguson, by a majority of 30JXW. natural to two sharps. milkman or butcher Is Interviewed, Bryan 1jam*s in .Xenraska. When* the *ins of tlje falhurs are and. being an obliging chap, he linds 11 the excuses of the children. pretty little bossy, drop* Jia Into his Wtiure lhe family tree has many usm unu iikiisvs is ns;ouunei>ueu pocket and the prospective milker Is fallen leave*. by Dr. Heaton G. Howard of Lon­ Where the family cupboard has don, in an article in Hie Lancet. many borrowed dishes. Hr cilet numerous rases in-his own Where the family lies uro often with new milk pall In homl. th* knolted. b«*ii relieved quickly, souieliiuim Uy gather In the barn lo watc by the Ilrsl application, and. the milking—the rcsulL^bom •■IrBi < thiid lhal has exuded into lhe joint or-lhe tiii'inbraiie* has.been absorbed within a few days. setfa Agricultural colic to- has fi Potato juice is used as ah oinl/here t>.der»nre. tenacity nnd keep of a cow (fccd.ansio.iiii I may be Hie threw ruling inuaM, ineui. 11 liiiinietil or a plash r. The depreciation. etc.l 'flosts HI' -Suplim Irene Ixh*Ii in Kmart Bet.1 raw poluloes an*-siimw.ed in a hy­ draulic pn-ss: the sinrch mid niquarts for 3W dayay(|be <• dry two months yo»rl>» cl quarts, whlcli If sold at- six quart would return Jilt. a lo —not quite what we had rcc '*Eat Crystal Pride1 Il will pay you much belter to put tn tht arjug fin; them. I han cranking the churn. Bring in y«mr crock ami let u«'piu:k it with Crystal Pride, you will like it. lAila’easier Hunt churning. . . . . Fe«sl yonr <•■>** well ami "keep Hicin milking nil winl-^. and feed tlin*e pigs ;he skim milk, it i* worth F>>rty Genl.* per hundred to any pig. \V" rn-eil yqur ei'i-am, all you proiiuee.and will pay you top price al all ituea. "W i: UH’. <>R<»WIXG.'' wlial is lhe eau*ef Ju*l this lop price*, correct CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO, hXmL 'Eat Crystal Pride1 This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re­ ward for any case at Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall'a Catarrh Hippiiiti Ire Water. Ire waler, if laken al nil. should be taken in *mall *ips mid retained U*lll|l Specimen, ul lhal was 're­ cently found on <he Iwnch near in the iiidulli unlit wurni<*d. lted">i<lo. Cal. The stone is fitting­ ly called the HAweKstone. Tin specimen found is a v\-ry hard and mfintba PROFFESSIONAL CARDS 1 slalns from •leani of larlar WunIiIiiu C.IiIih-.m- Crepe. To clean Chinese rrepo. nuike n strong Imher of bi'iiling waler, mill, when ii'-mly cn|d. wash lhe crepe quh-kly niifl rinse -in hlinl. sally Uil.lH. Hluliis. K. WILLISON, D. D. S. view of the tight Hull Mr. 1 will make un Wilson in i'.'lfl. th opitnMils in Bryan’s stale nre gtirded as highly signillrmil.'' Chicago this s,niimirr nii«l il is p n«>l lo double ihi* amount by liciling nuiong Ihr bii-iih’.*.* mr Hie cily. • , rnivci-ily training for bu*i as- well a* for |irofi-s*ion*. Ii after will I..... . by lhe Im halt a pound u! OLIVER No WWE ANNOUINGE AN AM AZING MO DEL­ IA/ with automatic devices and refinements that mark the Zenith lightly willi a fork with two Inble*|rooiifnl** of nielled butler. Pul a layer of Hu-in Hu* iioltoin ill a good-sized shallow dish, and lay on six eggs; sprinkle with -all, cover evil- practise Device Arrange^ to Effectually Stop Cows From Milking Themselves— Improvement Suggested. writer. A leap in advance which places The Oliver ten years ahead of its lime. So smooth in action, so light to the touch, so easy to run, that experts arc amazed. A model that means to the typist delightful ease of operation. A model that means a higher standard of typewriting, longer and better service. The No. 7 is now on exhibit and-salc at all Oliver Branchei and Agencies throughout the I nited States. If you want special advice write tconfidcntlnl) Lynn, Sluss, We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. Wc buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Velto & Co. Op.C.LIS. riaat57 Hutim Business University TM Arthur Lydia E. Pinkham MmHcin^Co., j WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS DETROIT NEIGHBORHOOD There Is Hardly A Woman Who Docs Not Rely Upon Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg­ etable Compound. ful- of-milk, four (iiliiespoonsful of bllller Olle-hlllf le.'lspoonflll of -lill. Princeton,III.--“I had inflammation, red pepper on tip of lea-pooii. Honk hard headaches in the back of my neck Tin* second on-, after pondering a lhe limimoes un,| -irain llirough 11 ———-—tvj and a weakness all while ami gazing nl In* compaiiiun. sieve. Melt I he htilfef first: I lien ■ caused by female pul iii Hie flour an<l keep Hie biilter n-|dir«l: ■, ,7 trouble, and 1 look . ..... .. . wii il I fucken tin- Hour before ii' i* thor­ Lydia E. Pinkham's grandfather linfst a be* ' J'?) ’J* W Vegetable Com­ oughly mixed. Don't ..blown lhe I poutid with such exThree Methods of Making Coffee. Ilnur. Aflerjhe flour and butter anW’H mixed pul in Hip tomatoes. nnd' Vienna Collee— I *r lbre<-qii;irtrr* stir all I lie line-. When Hiirl.vmd j— am now feeling line. of air ounce of pulverized or very mil out In root When cfihbptil in i recommend tho finely ground rofTer_ lo each cup. mid milk. Pnl on tlre lo heal il up.; ' / 7$/I // Compoundand praise / 1 "h’111" /rl I Ki°d t0 have you ---------. 1—publish my letter. There is saareely a neighlior around me who does not use your medicine. ’ *—M ra. J, F. Johnson, R. No. 4, Box 30, Prince­ soffee into a paste. Phu ton, Illinois. ■I over Hie lire mid roinnvi Experience of a Nurse. as il eon|cs In ii Jmil. equipment for their srliiHil. served, gioiuul* and all. In Greuler Lnndtm Ihwe tire I*.-, Poland.N. Y.—"In my experience m b _____ _________ .... __ rarely .’i'M better housing rooms provided. nurse.I certainly think Lydia E. Pink­ pleases the pallil"of un Amrriran. Inst - year, compared with 7-5a»7 firm's Vegetable Compound is a great | French Coffee- l!w I mnin- of medicine. I wish all women with fe­ pulverized colTei' for eacji cup. Ihi! male troubles Would take it I took it IHiur only one-lhiid cup of boiling when puMing through the Change of waler over Hu* colfu; when Ihi* is Life with great results And I always re­ served 1111 the remaining Iwo-lhinls commend the Compound to all my pa­ «f lhe cup with hot milk or milk, tients if 1 know of their condition in and cream. time. 1 will gladly do ail I can to help others to know of thia great medicine." —Mrs. Horace Newman, Poland, Her­ kimer Co., N. Y. • , If you. orc ill do not drag along until an operation ii neceMsry* but at once take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegctafllo Compound. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN The OLIX’ER No. 7—a Typewriter of superexcdlience, qulrcd. Hall cab's should m nf typewriter progress. A marvel of beauty, speed and easy obllg. <1 to depend entirely on pt action. -Typewriting efficiency raised to the nth power. | until eighteen ir.<u.tiiB.old. ■ heifer growing, Vccd her well, hut do The OLIVER No. 7 embodies all previous Oliver innova­ not fatten her. J tions and new selbacluig devices never seen before on any type­ TO l'RE'/E\T “Bridget, have you turned on gas in lb" parlor, as I io|<| you Mum -every burner, t yez miicJI it?” JOHN M. GOULD Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 17a FIRE INSURANCE Temperature for Churrrtojj. Crc^tn should be churned'al u I he- **iu*liioiied keyboard’ with “uurlinr key *'•mjkI Hie new -uiilommie feature*- iiii'iiii 1c** Work for Hie hmid*. In** strain on lhe eyes, lc** iiimiunl and inritliil cRorl. ■ IVilli nil ol Hm-m- umstrriy mei-liiiniv.il iiiiptiKciiii-iil* we have inntlv tin* iimrhinc more lieaulifiil colrfi’r tlm cream ulidn churned tln-moro elliauatlvo ’> burning attained and the better the grain and flavor of the butler. Oib r conditions being favorable, from 5S' to 60 degrejia will sliiinlpoiiii Tin- OLIVER Xu. 7 at­ usually bo ■uflTcieutly low. tains Mi|icrlnUvr vvccllcnrc. Xothinii you could wish fur hits Churn Is Final Decision, been niiiiUrd. The urn.devices, re* The* Hillda In milk gauge its produce- linriueiit*. iniprotc.-iiFiil* and toil- _ —not its bulk—(or it is the same as >i*iilriUT.* foiniil mi Hie X’o. 7 reprau-j''Poch-uiakfnu innovations u* vis' wllh crcam. - Equal v.maauromcnts pro- Mill d» cnonnoiis uiiHii/und vastly Hde writing, visible reading. Priu-1 ducu diflareiit rfeults ga-milk 1st In im reuM- Ii* v.ilm—the price has ‘.'P<'. elv.. should be the llrst to in-I one sense, .cream diluted, and'tiio not been adtan»i-.l one peunv. Wc troduco uutomatic melliods of x»p-.| churn intfllt be tha ilnal decision la the shell cun tuiiliniir in forte our cruljan. Tbe OLIVER Typewriter Co< Oliver Typewriter Building CHICAGO Capitol Savings 1 Lain AssociabM, Lansing, Mich. • IbIibatm A. ^iflut R R Cl ...T K«eo» •* MiaD*llr Eux-pt feumlay. Lmv«.Hastings �COMING TO Teachers and Pupils of Mudge School Enjoy Annual Reunion and Roll Call at Thornapple United Doctors Specialist Will •> al ’lhe RMftlY HOTEL Ralunln.v, tieplembrr 12, 1911 OllDljOilf. H»ff» 10 A. M, tl 8 P.M. Offer Their Services Free of Charge Th# Coiled Doctors, licensed by tlicj Stale of Mii liik-.in. are .-xp.-ii- in The oulins reason al the lake be­ ran jMitncwbnt earlier than usual hi-* year und seems lo be cloninff earlier ns then* iih» not many in the collages nt pre-rut and the llsh are taking lime li> think ubout what has happened. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Eugene -McKay of Hallie Cwjok, Mrs- Albert King nnd .. i. j i.i...... ./r il... ..I—.... I............ ioy«;<i ii two WMk* Muy ill A. <1. I’tturM eollagi*. They nil relurned lo Battle Greek mi Sunday. THt; two ehildjen of Mr. mid Mr*. Will Kirk Imve been sick. Peler Fie ig on the Sick list. Me*. G. K. Paurnnd daughter Mary spent a fexy day* ht lhe S. D. A. <*dn>nnv*i*llng ill Chnrlolle. Mr». Puijl's sister. Miss Lula Glover, nf blond. liver, stoinnrli. intestines. fd0n. -nerves, .heart. spleen, kidney* or bladder, diain-b-*. bcd-welting. rheumali-tii. sciatica. lape worm, leg ulcer*, tipiirtidirilis. gnll.slonet. goitre. piles, eic.. without operq^ Around the World DoYou Feel It is because of some derangement or disease distinctly feminine. Write Dr. R. V. Pierce's Faculty at Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N.Y. . Consultation is free and advice is strictly in confidence. Dr. Pierce’s at 11.00 per pottle, giving general Mtisfactioo. It can now be hail in tablet form, aa modified by R.V. Pierce, M.D. [SoM 6 v JWo<«ofn«OMUmps or trfa/hox 1 mall on rootMpf of 3Oo In stamps]^ Which Lag 7 In a small town In the wear of Scot­ land the town clerk, who was a bit ot a "character," had the mlsfprtune to lose hla leg in a railway accident. As a mark of appreciation and es­ teem for bls long service, the council unanimously agreed to replace his the lirnadway hot eta for two hour*, loss with an artificial limb, which they then, deciding to risk my beat bonnet j did as soon as ho was suffidenUy rein lhe allchtly slackened abower, I A few month* afterward* th* town started acroa* to a Sixth avenue shop clerk, who wa* generally known by under the elevated-cutting what pro-f hl* Chriatian name. Paul, wa* unfor­ tection 1 could and waiting for a hold­ tunate enough to have hl* other leg up tn the traffic, a young girl stepped fractured in a trap accident Naturally tho mtihap became food up beside me. With her skirt silt to the knee, her hair forming "ear fiopa” for town gossip. and on* old wife, in down over her loo pink cbeoks, andi discussing tho matter with a neighbor, blue, blue eyes peering through a' wa* overheard saying; "it'* gey bad buatnc** for Paul, wan a bow three time* a* big ** tha- pulr man; but l*'t hl* ain leg or th* hat it adorned. *ho wu In every de­ leg that beiang* to th* toon that'* tail the latest cry of her type. One glance and she aelxed me by! HAD William Devine, one of the “Pupils,” anti President of the Reunion Organization, at the Big Rock Familiar to Generations of Pupils in Mudge School, Showi Background. When tbe U. S. Battleship Fleet sailed round the world, it carried GrapeNuts FOOD Favorite prescription restores the health and spirits and removes those painful symptom^1 mentioned above. It has been sold by druggists for over 40 years, in fluid form, A SPIRIT OF KINSHIP Even If my mind had not b«en on my veiy^ extravagant hat. 1 should have met half way her spirit of friend­ line**. After thirty •■girlie" baa a rare «. Heise mid family have berii and soothing sound, anyway. aining his hndlier Henry Chatting as to an old comrade, she nnd-d.inuhlor Helen mid Miss sheltered me to my shop door nnd. minuti uf Chicago for n few with a bright nod. passed on whence Compact in form—crisp, sweet, and full of true nourishment for body and brain. CITR0I.AX. I'srnt say it is lhe ideal, perfect laxative drtnk. M. J. Perkins. Green Hay, Wis- rtys, “I .have u«rd pills, oils, mH*, etc. bul wen* all iliraKref*. abb* and unisalMfadlory. In Ciindax drink.’*- for sick headarluC win Miamisch. lazy hvei* congested'Imwvls, Citndax in Ideal,—Arthur Mul­ holland.—Adv. War in Europe has sent American food prices Anna 4lmi«*lieil. «uiniiier of |8; lllioda Wilder, uinter of 1871. Mtna JncliMHi. Mii|tmrr of 1871. Frank l.alhru|i, wilder of 187?. no advance in price of soaring, tut jjJieres Chink of Henry Smith •\ Grand Rapids, micb. Sold by Grocers —every wheic •knur. wilder uf IHI IrrMA muunuT ut rl.«, wiiibT of |876 When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. ymttemores Shoe Polishes I’.lnrn. W;irt‘, -iiinintT nf 1879. Mriry lit-.idk-. winlor <>f I88n. Williiwii ’ Wnru-r. |88u-XI Lily VannnckAr, summer of gilt ;Rvis; I er. wmunade in Pui*«y in Franc IKtHi fur lln*llr-i lime. Il 'wa- in from llu’ fat nf the kidneys mid Ii of cattle. Tallow, lard mid olive nnd cofimi ■n-rd meal are alvu t Fann Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 Is Your Furnace Giving You Entire Satisfaction? mi Warner. n<>w-principal auinatv high -cli«ol. who >. over wa< ^ftiy happier th Many good furnace/ do not give satisfaction lecause of Bailey. 1890. GLASS ( KEEK. I.n«t Weeks LHI-i. The Gras* Creek band furnished music fnr lhe fanner.- picnic at Gun lake. Friday and Saturday. Floy Whittemore relurned litime Saturday after spending smite linn’ with her grand parent* at Delton. Mr*. Friil otis and two children ■ nd Will Havens returned home Thurjulay after n week’s visit with lheir sister, Mrs. John Miller, at Gnu* lake. .visiivuie now i-. . Secretary, ••ailed the loll ps. Some’ of the .record-* j u. and wimo of the ieaeli lot «nhe in. ju*l the orbul fiOm-tlie winter of h Olis Mellon-. 1895. Mrntdr Wilcox. |8tF»-l>rt. E-la Femhner. 1896-97, • Chester Smith. 1897-W. Lula-Allerinn.'1898-99. H—si.< H-.w.-n, 1899. M.irv Pilgrim. IDOO-OI-OC-OO. Itufiri Ehret, HOI. mps; r.lu-hT Smith nnd ilhrup Hayman. Nashville; tudon. Btirryville; .. Alic** few,days I; ;.nd family. _ „ Warren Foreman mid wife wont ' jjt 'I hjtrwlny *" f’f* •‘•'id 'nori hern \ l.tinir Back—Kidney Trouble (aitisrs II. ' Ami It will give you even worse if Mrs. Flora Rose nnd Mra. Lui* CrtHiiw of Konnewiclt, Wmdiijiuiun an* visiting lheir njiftt Mr*. Abbio Goat* und nlher relatives. The D. (». T. O. wilt riu-H wilh Mri*Mint*rva Wffodmun next Wedneaday.'isept. Wh. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Wood snent, a few day* Iasi ww*k in firand.Hap- laijoj-jo Holton amt Ralph Wood, ho will attend hipli ' Mt-boo) and era W.w..Liu. iwA«tlhtL.X’nrfual. Sundu.V School Noirs. Subject, of leF<vm next Sunday i« The’ Grl«al CommandmcnK'. MAKES RHEUMATISM PROMPTLYDISAPPEAR Chronic, Crippled-up Sufferer* Find Relief After Few Dose* of New Remedy are/ JTaken It is needless to suffer any longer with rheumatism, and be all crippled up, and bent out of shape wjth its heart-wrenching,pains, when you can surely avoid it. Rheumatism comes from weak, in­ active kidneys, that fail to filter from the blood, the poisonous waste mat­ Celia Palniifer. -fOftt-Ui. ter and uric acid; and it is useless to Flla Inlhrop. Il>ort-(17. rub on liniments or take ordinary B.rlhn Meade. 1907-08. remedies to relieve the pain. Tffls Emma Hnyman. 1008. only prolongs the misery and can't Clara Austin. 1999-10. possibly cure you. (trace Higdon. I'.Hl-l? The only way to cure rheumatism Alien Cashdem. 1913-14. is to remove the cause. The new discovery. uroxone, noc* this because it ■ neutralize* and dissolves all the poi­ sonous substances and uric acid that lodge in the joints and muscles, to scratch and Irritate and cause rheu­ matism, and cleans out and strength­ ens the stopped-up, inactive kidneys, so they can filter all the poisons from the blood and drive it on- and out of the system. , CroxOne , is the. most wonderful medicine ever made for curing chron­ ic rheumatism, kidney troubles, and bladder disorders. You will find it different from all other, remedies. Tfiere is nothing else oh earth like it. It matters not now old you are, or how long you have suffered, it is practically impossible to take it into Hcve Up.* ___ ____ r— .the human v*tem without results. cold_ promptly, pud prevent loinplicallons. ■’II Is ‘‘ 'You will find relief from the first few wnd liing and antiaepllc and makes doses, and you will be surprised how you feel better at once. To delay quickly all your misery and suffering will end. , —1 is dangerous—get a bottle of Dr. An original package of Cy^xone King's New Discovery al once. Money hark if nol aallsfled. 50c: costs but a trifle at any first-class nml 81.00 bottliw al your Druggist. drug store. All druggists are au-. thonzed to sell it on a positive moneyback guarantee. Three doses a day for a few days is often all that is ever needed to cure, the worst back­ ache or overcome urinary disorders. ’ Improper fliel Or over-feeding. ’• Not installed properly. Cold air shaft in wrong place. Outlived its usefulness, • Or some other ailment. See “The Furnace Doctor," graduated from the School of Experience and has diplomas ■ from hundreds of Grand Rapids’ best citizens. Phone or write fonu^fonpation. Dr. Weatherly, F. D. He Knows How! Grand Rapids, Mich, FARMS There never was a time when farming as a business seemed so certain of being a very profitable business as right now. We have many fine farms on our list. Let us tell you of two that ought to be'attractive to any one who wishes to engage in farm- 80 ACRES, in Raton County, three mile* from Vermontville on * good ro*<! and tine location, 00 acre* under cultivation, balance in timber and pasture. The »oil I* a gravelly loam and lay* good. The building* cotuiirt of a fine nine-room brick house in good repair, baicmcnt barn 45x00, alto tool bouse, hog hmue,' granary and corn crib. Tbe price of tbi* farm it $4,000. Term*, one-balt down, or would take n good house and lot in Haating* aa part payment. 50 ACRES, gravel, aandand muck town aoil, *even mile* from Hart­ ing* and four mile* from Irvitig. There are 25 acre* under cultiva­ tion, ten acres ot timber, and 15 acre* of muck andipaature. Tbe house has five room* in good repair, small barn l.r-u. also corn crib, hen house and granary. The fence* are good -and there it plenty of all kinds of fruit. The price i* $1,100, term* catb. Hasting®, Crook and Gould ' Michigan. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-09-17.pdf 938c57fd2ade83ed0427eae4e2559deb PDF Text Text THE IN BARRY COUNTY Cittaktion Cmtcr Tton AU Other Barry Couu«i’ I’apart Cowbin*!. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 20 PAGES IM ®ffl SUITS MTMlSlH THE AUCTION HALF. REASON IS NOU GETTING U KU. I NDER WAY IN THE COUNIT THESE TWO SALES ARE EXCEP­ TIONALLY STRONG IN LIVE STOCK Hut u Good Many Useful .Farm Took An- InvIudodTn I In1.1*1* Offered. , W. W. Drlann. W AV. In-lano has n-nlt-d hi* farm, known a* tin- Irn Cohb farm, on section 27 Irving township. thwill Jhi'6-foro have an auction sale of personal property. Col. \V. II. Couch will Im- IIh- nunlioiiiH-r. Hol lunch nt noun, nnd slu-ller fat­ home* if ii niunii*. Tin* will In­ n large *nli-. .Mr. Delano offer* nix good horse*. 15 pimhI diary row*. 5 ralvnt, 17 hog* anil pig*, a lung list of farm tools, 30 arrt-n corn in Held. H> Ion* hay. quantity oat* and rye anil other article-. For full'parlii-nlars «>-e. I he adv. on anollu-r page. Erven Troxel.Erven Troxel find* that he I* obliged Io give up farming op arrounl of poor health. He will have . an'auction sale at l|i*‘ Wiil Troxel farm, known a* the, old Knapp farm. 2!4 mile* north and 2 miles we»t of the Nashville standpipe. Henry' Bidelnian will bo Hu- auc­ tioneer and .lame* Howard, clerk. Il will In- a large sale. Hof lunch al noon. Mr. ,Troxel offer* 5 good horn-*, an especially line pair of three year old* among them, well - bioki-n Mingle or double, not afraid of car* or nulo*. <• rows, H head of young calflr, 17 hog* and pig*, quantity oat* and corn, and a long lint of farm tools, .-*.-•• adv. on an­ other page for dale, term* and full particular*. - 0. E. S, GIVES FAREWELL PARTY FOR MRS. MITCHELL Well-Known Former Irving llcsiilrut Wlil Make Future Home In Lok Anode*. In honor of Mr*. Elizabeth Mitchell, who h-ft Tuesday for Iji* —Angeel*. Cal., where she will make her future home, the mem­ ber* of the O. E. S, chapter gave a party in’ the banquet room of the Mnwnlu temple on Thurmlny eve­ ning. About 75 vAi-re present tn bhl her farewell. - she wa* presetned with a hand-oine souvenir (». E. S. spoon. An excellent snpper wa* served. An Inprotnnlu program of mfisir and singitlg tolIbwed. Mr*. Mildu-ll served a* chaplain of the chapter for live year*, and ha* math- n^wiiti* acHiainlance during her re-idenct- in Hasting*.' Mr*. Milclirll. who i* thn widow of the lal>* William Mitchell, of Irving, moved Jo lla.*ling* several year* ago following the death of her husband; one of I he prominent resident* of Irving. Mr*. Mitchell wa* a resident of Irving for nearly fit year.*. Him and Mr. Mitchell began housekeeping in the old Ingrplmi tavern, which they aflerwanl* replaced with a fine farm residence. Mr*. Mitchell will re­ side in 1*»* Angele* with her son Gi-otge Mitchell. The Wishes of her many friend* will go with her. REV. C. L. BATES LECTURES ON CHURCH HISTORY Sunday Evening* Alsu Give* Con­ firmation talk* Friday Evening* Until Bishop's Visit, Nov. 22. Rev. Carroll J*. 'Bale*, rector of Emmanuel church, begun a series of lecture* on church history on Suudav evening. Bishop. McCor­ mick, of Grand Rapid*. is expected In visit the church on Sunday morn­ ing. November 15. Every Friday ••veiling until that dale. Hev. Mr. Bale* will give confiriiialum talk* in the Parisii house. A list of the Sunday evening lec­ tures follow*: ‘ Sept. 13—The Atg-ienl Brjli*h Cliiirclu Sept* .20— SI. Columba; and how the tlhurvh.began in Scotland. Sept. 27 •Si. AuKU*titm: mid how Home sent '.the Church to the Sax­ ons. . , OoL I—St. Boniface: ami the (.onversion of Hie (lerinhn*. Oclt It -King Alfred; and how he saved Ihi- Church from Hie Dane*. Oct. W—Wjllinm; and tin- Coming of the Norman*. October 25—King Richard: and tin- Crn-ad>’*. .. Nov. I—John Wycliffe; and the early morning of lh«- lieformation. Nov. 8—lienry VIII: and the Eng­ lish Rt-farmalion. • Nov. |.’»—Edward VI.; and the first two English Prayer Book*. Death of Joseph WertnrtAin Joseph Wortman, aged 67 yejnt*. a well-known resident of Hope township, died on Wednesday of last week. Funeral services were held in Cedar Creek church on Sat­ urday. Rev. -Mr. Griswold officiat­ ing. Burial took place in Cedar C.rcek CVlMelefy. He is survived by the following children: Oliver Wertman, Harry Wertman, Miss Lulu Wertman and Mr*. Cyril* I-arahee. all of whom live in Ihe vi­ cinity of the homestead. URGE PAEtEMATION T QF COUNU HISTORY Michigan llistorirnl Society Urges Organization of Loral Societies. Will Pntvidr Speaker*. The Michigan Pioneer and His­ torical Sociely is making an effort to -preserve nil Ihe -history obtain­ able in every county in Michigan, mid i* urging the organization of. pioneer and historical societies in nil counties in which there are noiio. C. E. Beim-nt. pn-*tdcnl of the Michigan Historical. Society, says: "Tlie coiiimi**ion will send; free of expense, one. or- more di-legal«-« to these pioneer pn-eiing*. when reqt|e*ti-d to do so. who will, if de­ sired. make addresses, and also ex­ plain the desimhilily of enlarging tin- work. It i* an undisputed fart thnl cacti year wo bury more his­ tory than we record, and if this can lie gathered and sent to the Stair Society it will In- copied and preserved and the 'original* returneil to you together with tlie valuable bulletin* amt pnjier* now being published by the .Michigan Hislorlrnl lkinimi**ion. Any <|urslion* n-latiiig ro the early days or hiJfVirical event* will Im- answered by the Shnii-ty or lhe Commission •>n application.** Communication* should he ad­ dressed io Mr*. M. B. Ferry. Cur­ ator, tin- Mirhignn Piom-rr and llislorical Sociely, Iguisink. Dealli of Mr*. S. J. Bhlrlmmi. Mr*. Samuel J. Bidelman. aged 85 year*. Hl month*. 8 day.*, died Tues­ day inotiiiiig at tier home near Quilnhy. Slie wa* horn in New York shite, mid ram» to Michigan in an early day. Stu- wa* for ma'ny year* a resident of Grand Rapid*. AImiuI 2ii yeai.-s ago she wa* uniti-d in mar­ riage witIi Mr. Bidehiimi. who sur­ vive* her. He is IMfjye^r* of age. She is *iirvive<| by fin- fallowing four daughter* of ji former mar­ riage: Mr*. Nellie* Buchanan, of Quimby: Mr*. M.. L. Daggett, of Beliiionl; Mr*. John Morri* and Mr*. S. M. Barrow*, of Grand Rapid*. She i* al*o survived by an aged sis­ ter. Mr*. J. E. Way.coll, of Grand Hnpid*. Funeral service* wore held at lla*l o*r|<H-k*lhi* Wednesday morn­ ing. Rev. F. J. Bed* ofllcigting. Mr. ami Mrs. Bidelman became acipiaintcd when Imth were boy and girl in Hie same locality in New York state. They separated mid lost all track of each other until over 20 year* ago. when they accident­ ally met. Mr. Bidelman was then a widower with children, and the.imipiaintance of hi* youth was a wid­ ow. Mr. Bidelman once served Barry county a* re present olive in Hie state legislature, and a* presi­ dent of Hip Barry tkiunly Agricul­ tural society-, lie is one of tlie most widely known resident* of the cen­ tral futtl of ih«! county. KUEHZEL'S BAKU GIVES TWO PUBLIC CONCERTS lairflc Crowd* Entertained on Sat­ urday Earning and in City Park, Sundny Afternoon. Owing to a confliction of an­ nouncement* of the Sundny band concert, the member* ot Kuenxel's Military band gave a public con­ cert on Saturday evening in addi­ tion to the one on -Sunday aftermkm. One city paper announced Hu- concert on Sunday qftornoon; the other paner announced the concert as Inking place on Satur­ day evening. There is not lung stingy about Hie im-mber* of the band so they turned out on Saturiksx yve.uing mul gave a., tine, con-Ofrt.:----Tlie concert on Sunday afternoon wa* hold in (he city park and was enjoyed by a large crowd from Illi­ cit y :1ml a number from tlie.coun­ try. The musicians made their llrst. appearance* in their new uni­ form* at (ha concerts. Any’ one seeing the large crowd in the park /votild not doubt the public.'* ap­ preciation of good..music, or Hu-ir ability Io make good use of Hie park. Death of Joseph Beck. Joseph Beck, aged 73 yeai\ n pioneer resiihtnl of Vermontvilh*. died on Salurdny morning nt the homo of hi* son, A. J. Beck. No. 217 South SU after a three weeks’ ill­ ness of inthunutiofr of the stomach and intestine.*. Deceased was l»orn in Pennsylvania on November 21. 1U1L He- was a successful farnu-r and retired several years ago. The funeral wa* held in Vermontville a(**2:00 o’clock, Mon­ day. In Addition to six son* and nm- daugtiter leaves a 'large numIwr of relative* to mourn lus pass­ ing. Relatives from Battle Greek. Lansing and Fremont, Ohio, at­ tended hi* funeral. Hi* children are: A. J. and C. N. Beck, of Hastings; E. W. Beck. HoBumi; C. W. Boek. St. Joseph: Mfa. L. Near, Charlotte; Lelioy and P’rank Beck, Vermontville. - Presbyterian Rummage Sale. The Indies of the Presbyterian church will hold a rummage sale in L. Wooley’s, building, recently occupied by Smith’s meal market, beginning on Saturday, Sept. 20-— Adv. Notice. . Paving tax on Gresn, Jefferson. State and Church Streets, is due and payable at Carveth & Stebbins Drug Store.. Hnrry R. Miller, 2-wi* City Treas. BANNER. HASTINGS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEP!'. 17,1914 BAHRY COUNTY’S GREAT FAIR HAS BEGUNI MOTHER AID SDN INJURED IN RONAWAY II FIRST WARD lurj Webb Badly .Brulwl. George Webb's left Wrist Brok­ en. Starlet! fo« Funeral. URGE NUMBER OF ATI HAG THINS AND EXHIBITS CHAR-/ ACTER1ZE IT. / resident of the MUjpni part m Hasting* township gn'l' “trer ?nnr George Webb, were l«'lh injured when their horse ftublenly turn­ ed. lipping Uio buggy over. In MANY CALL IT GREATEST front of A. M. Wcbirs residence on Michigan ^ivrnue, TBitrsday morn­ FAIR EVER HELD HI ing. They had start'd Io attend the funeral of JoMJih Wertman. Merchanfa Make fine Exiilhil*\ Mrs. Webb'* brolhefrin-l.iw. Mr. Webb wns Ottown out »inFloral Hall Filed. Mui-Il Stork Xdanlly Mr*. Webb wa.* dragged vk feet, in the overtjuni-il buggy li.' hon*e wm caumii near Ihe of living park. iih every imlira'ii The injured, wen- taken es-ftll f.iUI! tl.e * into A. M. Wehh'a rwhlence wlo-re entries, of :tl.'r::cli<>i * and «>f ul- they were nitendotl by Dr. G. 1*. lendaiii'e, Hie uiinual county, fair 'Lathrop. Mr*. Webb wn* sp bad­ ni-*day afiernium. a large, crowd i* ly bruised about the upiier part of the l»idy Hint, she Wa* unable tn on Ihe ground* enjoying tin at­ b-ave her bed until .early in the traction* of one of Hie i>.-sl cHlilly week. Mr. Webb's left wri*t vv.i* fair* ever hold in this sinh*. • There will In- good race* twin-. ning nt one o'clock on each day. The Dig fraltin-* of the program this year an* the right free net* given each afternoon. Tin- act* dilion of 6JMM) feel of moving pic­ ture Him. The evening programbegin al seven o’clock. Hie tango dancer*. Ihe trained M-al». Brown's trained do^«. two “LIVE LONGER" A GOOD HEALTH WEEK SLOGAN HEALTH WEEK MIDI LD HELP S1OP THE 1IMI PREVENTABLE DEATHS JN BAIUU CO. aeriaiists, wire balancing and .iug» GREAT PROGRAM IS BEING ARgiing iicM by ihe Kridle-s, ediibLlion* by Paul Clifford, the nrrobalic and mat artist. ■ D:0:+.3-D address on Friday afternoon. Health Experts Will He Here. 'flu- program-will close on Fri­ Week Will Mean Healthier and day afternoon with a inolor-c'ychHappier Folks. championship of lh< beginning November 15. an- now welt under way. Thai it will Is- a notable week, nnd that it will result in tlecrcasimz Hie annual hi*.* l-y CIRCUIT COURT JURY I0T TO BE CALLED PART ONE-1 TO 8 TRY BANNER WANTS . If You Wish U> Sei: or Buy, BerauM Everybody Reads The BANNKR. ‘ w NUMBER 20 ^^S^Eennes.NOTOR-CYCLISTS have REMARKABLE ESCAPE Jailed for Varioii* Offrnres He at Isist Gets Lodging in Ionin . • lleformulor.v. • . NO JURY CASES TO RE TRIED Cy Stafford, who ha* kept llie of­ WHEN FORD E AR HITS MACHINE AT GREEN AND JEFFEHUNTIL NOVEMBER ficer* busy rounding him up for variou* offence* during Ihe lost I-' TERM. Jiionths. and who was recently con­ fined in'jail for third offence ns a diunkard. wa* arraigned before CHAS. SEVERAL CHANCERY CASES Judge Smith tn circuit court on ■Stafford apLINNINGTON THROWN OFF CALLED FOR THIS TERM Monday morning. pear»n| Io i>e nli*olnle|y Jndifferent io any punishment in shire for him. After being M-vrrely .lectured by Ynolhrr ('air Obstructed Y'irw <»( Orsborn Contempt Cam- Begin* Next Hie court, lie was sentenced to (h-org«- Roliliestii* Car and Miindny Morning. Dnte* Set spend fnun six ihotilli* Io one year in Ionia reformatory with a rreotnitieiidalion of nine -month*. Slafnthi Bvrt Lmningtoij, county circuit rmirf opened onMon- sentence, a* In- exclaimed,. *xclaiiiii*iC'“Hull. lluh. I u stand on my head Jongvr Hunt ,|, i-i'Uk-t.iluiati- them? •d the cldendnr. H was announced can during Hint sentence." . I,,, that Hie jurors would not he sum­ Stafford'* pt'-vioii* punishment |1 ;1 a( moned until the NovemlM-r term, Im* been iiicnrenrniion in a steam tti when it is vstimnled that there will heated jail where lie liad giant in Hie jury, a* many long ca*e* have Iiti<i hi* new place of krepThp the innli.r-cyrle nnd tlie rar were bej-n continued until Hirn. -omewh.il different. Tlie charge* IhjHi running at reasonable rate* i.f The work of the September term brought against him during the -.pei'd and 'in- biauie camml- Im will consist of hearing a few clinn- l.i-f y. ai include drunkenness, *• in]••»-.. vngon,, nlai-ed placed on anv any one. mere are a a I'ht-re .rancy. refrigerator rraiding ’ and ; number •■( diffi-rent explanation:- aThe rases of which announce-^ witbloW-peeping. inent was made follow: Charles lawrence. of Johnstown, CITY WORKMEN ENGAGED was arrnignrd. He.pleaded not guil­ IN IMPORTANT ROAD WORK ..... U ty and I.. II. Pryor wa* n|»i>oinli-d by the court Io defqnd him. The ••a.-u- wns emit imi'-d. Fred Underhill wcupied the llrst Ipprnnrh Nearly Complrlrd. Grad­ it. Mr. Robinson wa* several »•*!* er anif* Holler to Im- Kept Busy la-mmx. Isaac-Arnold, of ChatTofie. Hu* Ismilsman of the,missing *•■* coining eastward •■uGre>-i Tin- work grading ihe approach .called noldemnii, wns ordered to Mr. I nderhill turned inti bring hi* protege inlp court for strtl is very gratifying. The sin* ly Hie sum of SJUO. fjie amount of will be ready for gravel. whenev* *lr»-vl just .in lime (i< |m- struck bv Hie bond W'liiMi Hie Englishman llie loWn-Uiip bnilds the stale Had either of jumped. Tin- wtiereatMiUls of tile ward road. ' The workmen “Vt«counl" nr»- unknown. f.uinitigtiui y injured. Ray Stafford was sentenced ns way. which will be stated eisrwhen ’ " ■nlmnns. * a boulevard. <i|>rn.ii(i t he cn*e of .11 iH-tween Denha _...% ............. . ...... will Ih- begun on .Monday mornmg. Catholic and gravel it marking Ih- Iw-giuning of Ihe prvs- 17144449 to e.*taljii»ii lien, which allenlion. It is planned to use tin I (owning bringing steam rollj-r and grader for clean­ ing out gutters and grading city 1 >i«vn*eiiil. wp* uiunjured. but streets until Hie ground freeze*. of 'li. I iiiiiin-i"ii - leg* was liur!. The attractions al the ground* The roller is also being used very announced later. are arranged somewhat different!! graln will, be surcbsafully in pulling grub* and ' than in previous years, pinch t > Downing is bringing against Myron small trees front Hie sides of the was also damaged. Hie program *•> fur are follow: Hie advantage of tlie public. Brook* i* set for Orluher 6. This roads. Ilins eliminating the cost of Governor Woodbridge \. Feri The exhihitinti* by tm-rchanl*. will he followed by Ihe action which hiring a nutiiber of men for the IMAIL SERVICE RESUMED— by ipiplemenl dealer*, by motor­ of Good Health. ‘ Thoma* \V. Hatniiuuid lias brought work. BUT WOE TO THE BISCUITS I car agents and individual* are This work of Hie council ip pay­ Dr. Victor Vaughn, of Ann Arl»or. agnin*i Charles and John Weisscrt. ing attention to long negh-ctcil numerous nnd ven- airactive. The entries in the fowl, slock and agri­ streets is vefj^ cornmendalile. ••state of Hulate Susanna Hnm: Interest In Newspapers So Great cultural ih-parlmenls are of a very Association. Ofllc.er of strue will. The attorney* for Ihe high grade and in evtry way gj-edDr. Slepmions, Barry VYellniuu Didn't Notice IRVING TOWNSHIP ORDERS Hit- city of Granu__ ilnbla Io the county. 'irfainlHf in lliis case an- Coigrove ' the Biscuit*. Dr. Caroline Bnrllrtl Crane, one and Potter and Jewell and Ewing, The Thornapple, Gas & Electric J From Martin Cornets Gurespon- , company lias a line exhibit of eh c- of Hie world'* noted authorities on of Graiul Rapid*. "Ihe attorney* deni: Lrical i-quipment. The Sniillierh sanitation. for the defendants are Thoma* Sul-i -ry much pleased last Railway company has a very at­ Mis* Carol. F. Walton, .secretary livan. Jnhu M. Gould and Messrs? l.»if mid Three Hog* Die of Rahlrs, tractive exhibit of agricullu'-nj of Hu- Michigan Assoi'latum f(tr the Kleinliun*. Knappeii and I'hl; of Follow lug Ranipugc of M ill ' mail one-- more after going withoul products grown in-the slates trav­ prevent ion ot Tubriculosi.*. Grand Rapid*. Feii(on’s~Mad Dog. it so long, though .we were not an ersed by this line. . Dr. Elsie Pratt, of the University The low'll board' of Irving nt a The exhibits in Ktoral hall are of Michigan. REPDBLICAN VOTE IN MAINE special iiK-eiing cidb'-d at tin- in­ a certain man in Uli*.vicinity who attracting admiring crowds, as lie hurried in with liis*arms full of paDr. II. M. Rich, one of D.-troi'.’s MORE THAN DOURLES TAFT VOTE stance <d W. Ii. Harper, member of hall wa* nevpr before filled with noted physician* and a health spec­ the Stale Live Slock Sanitary Com­ sitcli cxi-ellrhtly arranged exhibit*. ialist. mission ha* passed a measure or­ Noteworthy among lliem are a dis­ Ihe Ucivcrsily Progrcsshc* Heavy Lom-i-m. 'Demo­ dering dll dog* in Ihe township un­ play of painting* and painted crat.* Gel Stale Offlreng Republi­ der quarartliiie and tied for a per- lliis, had taken a tin of lihwitil nut rhiiin. the products of the. class of bygiem- have Mr.*. G. A. Ilocllzel. of Dcltoih jeclures onJ| can* Elect 3 of i Congressmen. ton's mad dog went through Rte of the oven nnd put lliem ou the There are also a large number o( won hiin.iialmiial fame. On Monday oceurn-d the election northwestern part of Hie cbunLy table-then had placed, them on the . Dr. W. H; Sawyer, of Hillsdale, flower* and can*, of fruit. No one of governor, slate otlicers and cou- liRIng dug* amt cattle Hut.- have chair for some reason* regent of tlie University of Mich­ should fail to vl*il. Floral hall. After looking far the bi*cuil, say* died three hog* belonging to Mr*. gressmen in the state of Maine, to A complete nrconnl of the fair igan. wliich unusual interest i* attached Former Sonnier Holme, now hrtiil because of Hie indication it afford* calf beionging to Fred Manker. Il will he published in next week’.* of the Michigan Dairy, and 1-ood issue of Hie RANKER. is known that Ihe mad dog bit a Attend the fair—Boost Hie fair— which number of other dogs, and other 'You are count ry. Help Barry county all you can. for AISo Dr. McClure and Secretary Until two year* ago. Maine had animal* are expected to heroine af­ you want. Io sec successful fairs Burkhart'of the Stale Board of v ' *....... always Ih-uo a republican state. fected with rahh‘* here in the future. Health. ilog.* will lie allow, run Chas. N. Carson, factory manager heavy, he receiving about Hl pet large in Hie towns roll ran a-k Barry Wellman about of Hu- Cadillac Auimnobile CO,,of cent more voles than Taft,- tliatj ODD FELLOWS WILL HAVE BAN­ Detroit, .who Will speak U the High Wilson carried the stale Uy a huge . Death «d John H._Eddy^ QUET TUESDAY EVE,OCTOBERG। Schools of .Barry <'.••-. aqd who will , plurality.- A progressive ticket Firemen’* Dnnrr, Thursday. expiat'd Io' Hie pupil* why Ihe great wasypuL in the field again Hii* year, Union City Cadillac cninpany refuse* to .em-j nnd Ex. President ..lUhwevell - utul Al Their Temple, Corner Green nt-d ploy' a *mbk<*r of cigartJUes.' noted members of that, party Jefferson Streets. Good Pro­ No definite slogan- far Health other on Thin sdrtv evening, iieuinmng al Hinde campaign speeches with tinWeek has been adopted. But Hint object of hnhling Hie progressive* gram Being Prepared. used by Hev. Bie.idv' in hi* an­ A* might have been ex­ The second ajinunl banquet given nouncement in the “Bell" io In* in line. by Hastings lodge, No. 5H| 1. O. O. F.. own church concerning health pected. Ihi* course resulted /in will lake'place on Tuesday evening week strike* u* a* Itelng vi ty ap­ democratic victory on the slate fallowing lickel, hut byAsi sinnH a plurality Hast tug*;' . October-6. al their Temple, corner (hut the result, can give no t'ticnur- Minnie Ballad. Green nnd Ji-fferron Sts. This de­ propriate. It is “Live,Longer." cision was reached Iasi evening. Four S. S. ('.lass .Members Honored. ngement to tin- democracy. ’ The injection of the prohibit ion is-tue Di finite anouncement witli reganl Adtcrlised Let Four member* of Gerald Nash's into tlie campaign also worked to Unity Club Meeting. Io tln» program will he made lai er. class of young Indie* in the Metho­ the advantage of Hie democratic .oyal Aldridg* dic Sunday School will enter col­ candidal*- for governor who. .as FIELD A6ENT OF BUREAD lege this fall, one Mi*s Enid Hauer mayor of Portland, had shown that iiriernoon. Septehiher 21. al Hiereil. Mrs. WiJI SeribOF CROP ESTIMATES HERE having already gmu- to Albion. In I honor of Hn- other three. Mis* of Hie law in Hu- hjg cities. liu far the \rlhur Vrimei'ian. MisThelma Burch, Mu* Marguerite Of Hu- tour congressmen voh-d Verne II. Church Here Io Gather I Mat th--ws. ami Mi** Marguerite for. *ht«-e republicans mid one Inrormallon Aboul Cn.i^ . HHm.ll-lw. r » l-l luek ,U0l»-r democrat are elected, and on Hie . „__ wm given by Ihe ■ lass Tuesday in Burry Cxiunly. levelling aL the new lioitie of |lr. and lican* carry Hie {date, though Htey Verne II.-Church, field agent oft Mrs. Nnslt. It wn* also iurthe nn- were*oppo*i>d this linie by progres­ BUSINESS DEPRESSIDN? FUDGE! the bureau -of crop estimates oft tun- of a “house wanning'’ sive candidates, while they had 410 Hp* United Stales Departnu-tiL of such opposition at tin’ Septemtier Agriculture, was in town early -in ant limielection in 1912. you any more. the week gathering information The vote.in the slate show;* that If you’ve given up your *tulvn»om on a transatlantic ship. • Shower for Miss More. far the bureau. Mr. Churcli, whose the republican.* gained over i<k> headquarters are In Lansing, trav­ And are going down to Coney on your m-xt vacation trip. Monday evening, al the home of per cepl. in their vote in Maine, els abouL Ihe slate studying tin. ef­ Mr. iind’Mrs. C. J. Lahr a "iniscel- compared with the November elec­ fect* of weather upon crops and laneofi* shnwer" in honor of Miss tion in 1912, the progressives lost merely psychological—which nftans it'* in your mind. .reports the results of hi* observa­ Ida More was given by Mrs. laihr about 60 per rent of Hu-ir veto and tions to Ihe federal office. He ha* and her sister. Ml.*. 'Donald J>. the democrat* gained 10 per cent.] numerous agent* 'in'tlie stale who Smith. Aliout U> ladies were pres­ If there shall be tin- same rale; If Hie foreman -cqnifg nnd tells you that the slwip’i* going Io cb»s«’ also make reports and he in Lum ent. Very unique entertainment If you cannot hike lhe'i-hildreti tn Ihe tinning picture show*. reports Io Washington. In the for the guests made the gathering a If the interest out In- mortgage'isn't anywhere in sight, • winter he gather* information verv pleasant one. for nil. Mis* was shown in Maine, the. republi­ almut the number of farm animal* More wa* showered with many can* will .control the next congress.! in the stale, their kinds, cost*. <lc. varietl gift* as r^mmdent of the qrBy this work the government is casion. RelcaM-* Carrier Pigeon*. la ehlin-ly psychological—-which mean* it isn't real. able to send Out crop reports, Ggorge Bradley, agent, of the] which*are remarkably accurate. Dr. Howell Going to lamsing. American Express company, re­ Therefore let your hopeful Itnsoin give a psychologic throb. hi view nf -the fart that. Dr. and ceived Hii* Wednesday morning Dugnl McCallum .Not Guilty. A*k some psychologic brother for a (isycholiigic job. Mrs. M. IX Rowell are soon to leave from John Karses. of Grand Rap­ After half an hour's deliberation, the oily and take pp lheir rexi- ids, a-bos containing half dozen the jury which heard the trial of «nce in Lansing, neighbors num­ carrier pigeons, which he released Pay the. grocer and the butcher with softie psychologic cash. Dugal McCallum, the Clbverdale ring about thirty, surprised them at 8:10 o'clock. Tin- bird*, greatly And you *pecdily will find yourself in psychologic health. young man accused of collecting al their home Tuesday afternoon. frightened, flew south of town, but Au<4 po*««-**e»| of an embarrassment of psychologic wealth. protected birds’ eggs, brought in a A sumptuous dinner was served at they soon reappeared, and guided veidiclof not guilty In Justice Qid- six o'clock. ' •' my that wonderful instinct, which -Afames J. Montague. wanader’s court, -Tuesday. Mr. Il is a matter of k<*ou regret that has made these bird* famous Ihe McCallum's case has been dragging this family is to leave Ihe neigh­ world over, headt-il swlflly "far along several months. borhood. . Grand Rapid*. in a live miles exhibition run n uni* of B<>li Burlinm'* racing car: the .-Inlislic.- Homer • ounty, would 17602046 �HIE HASTINGS BANNER, HEITEMBER 17, 1911. NEAL ABSOLUTELY TREATMENT CURES The LIQUOR and DRUG HABIT “Boding out” process at resorts only temporary relief, ours is Nral Treatment more effectual Hum months spent al ■ health Altsolutcly hannlest vtw'tabh’ remedies, nu bad after effects. THE NEAL WAY Is U> rreeivc you liken gentleman, treat you with nil the relluement mid accommodations of honre or club, and in a few ■days kt you gu with restored Jiealth nnd u lo.ilbiug.for* liquor where yny formerly bad tl desire, Invraligold NOW. NE.AL INSTITUTE. 71 Sheldon Avenue, Grand Kapids Gauge Program. . i.Prografn for Union Graun Sat­ urday evening. September 19: School Program. /'The school l»oy suit we ne'er forgef. though there we are forgol.l . Songs from school knapsack. .binging by Grange—ihe School licll. Rei-.ilAhon, ’'School Ttme^Heien McLarty. Talk. "The lk<t«*miluing I actors of a Good School; How Gan We Se­ cure Them/"—Suter Elliel John­ son. . Singing—bindenti Lay. Recitation, "Boys in Trunsil'— lloss McCarty. • Discussion, “The r»eho<d Lunch Basket"—led by Sister Alia llnlhnwny. Recital ion-“A Muriityiiig Mi— Play Ground; How Shull — Made I Better?"—Brother \V. O. Tobla*. Recitation, "In School Days’ — Laura Tobias. Intel "School Day.-"—Brother Fred Bush and Sister Irfl Newtoil. Roll Call—School Day Heiumi- 8at Woodward Ave., Detroit Phone Grand ~oo LURE OF THE BRIGHT LIGHTS Uncls Mow Could Not Ba Satisfied 'Public Life." A negro waiter named Mose had served with a measure of distinction CONVENIENT HOG COTS Fine Fall Animal Must Have Ample Protec­ tion From Rain and Cold. Ccrn . Grow, But Dampness Takss Off Wsight Almost as Fast ss Pc' On—Houas Simple Affair. [ nets management to raUo hogs, feed them high-priced coni and then al­ low them to bo In the rata and cold. Some farmer* think that because n bog la a bog it can get along with any kind of shelter or with no shel-1 ter at all. Tho corn and other feeds j dampness will take off weight almost as fast as it la put on. With only a small amount of money spent for, lumber and rooting for building com-, fortablo houses, sows, pigs and ma­ ture hogs will bring In larger profits • In tho hog business. Hogs of all kinds like cool shade, and cool places I for wallowing and sleeping during tho; warmer mouths Tho efficient hog house Is a simple York restaurant >ith a large patron­ age among business wen. One day last spring a customer offered him a with only a small cash outlay. It) good position ns servant at his coun- need not bo more than four feet high In tho rear and slightly more In tho | front to allow slope for tbr> roof. Tjto. forin sides should bo short. The lumber getting. Mose accepted- envied by for them will not cost much, but It should be ot good material to keep out bls white-coated associates. One morning recently Mose turned rains and winds. Probably the best, roof for hog houses is that of heavy proprietor by asking for his old Job. felt. This Is to bo laid on tight fitting or matched boards. Galvanized iron service?" asked the proprietor. "Didi aleo makes a good roof, and is to bo 1 commanded for the movable bouses. he discharge you? Didn't he treat you 1 When.iron of any kind Is used for ths 'No, sir, I ain't been discharged.! roof it should be laid on solid boafds. I •bd .h„ e.,UUbl, dia ri,ht .npofcdrf .1 Slbrt . boa boo» o..a no. b. loo ■Tfcm -hr lb th. -Orta ™. b.ch| rinner wb0 k>cpl ^079 Stylish Shapes—Highest Quality We extend a cordial invitation to everyone to visit our store and see the new fall and winter styles in Fine Footwear. The very newest shapes and leathers have arrived and are now on display. MA tKc Arch Well Dressed Men and Women Know the value, of having a perfectly stylish assortment of shoes to select from. We have, been known as the “House of Style and Quality” by Barry County people for sev­ eral years and when you buy from our large new assortment you are sure to have goods that will give you both service and satisfaction. We Can Fit Any One In The Family Ironside Shoe Company MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING HASTINGS Phone 176 MICHIGAN ' I sows and Is growing a largg number "mom paused, looked veantiy wt of,|' of pigs each year should have a onX half-, PREPARED FOR ‘ RAINY DAY” I GATHER AT LINCOLN'S STATUE (uirltun Grunge Program. Obituary. Program for Carlton Grange Nu. the > window for a moment, and with,. farm and In «, M-Bfant ulaces. -----------.Millon la-ander. fourth aon and’ convenient places. Some ' a broad grin on his face, whispered: "I farmers haw all their hog houses Ameer of Bokhara Said to Be Storing Children Seem to Recognise Compan- Jtil, Seideinber 2t>. 1911: seventh'child of Daniel and .Mary Song from school Knapsack. wants mah ole jqb here again, 'cause near the barn and other buildings, i Golden Wedding. Jennings, was Iwirn July llltli. RGU -- ----• -■ - - Holl Call. "In Whittr Direction in in the township of Algoma. Kent And it came Io pas* in tbo.«c days 1'so got to get back In public life, dat's but I do not think this Is a good prac­ M,000.000 a Year. Your Opinion Might the Grange Co., Michigan. His father died when .this people wen- disturbed tice. Hogs of different ages and sizes, Promote Co-operation to a Greater whtm ho was a small boy. lie Ih-.- ii.-.- war was m ihe land, Ihe In the, city of Newark, N. J., there Extent." will net do well In one herd, says a Tho largest private hoard In tho caino with his mother io Carlton north arose - against the south and "Die Cure and Milking ot Cows” in I8H9, where he grew Io niniihixid. the pUza plaza !a in f.vut front of ths the kirn Toile PUARAPTFR *n *n exchange. Theyjhould world la probably'hat owned by tho stands on tun there was great sorrow and much CUfMA/Q —g lalk by Gnirgc Keeler. weeping because many were slain onurvo ncn II1UC UnRnRU I tn , be Be[/aratcd Into small herds, accord-' Ameer of Bokhara, the Russian vassal courthouse a bronze statue of AbraSelect reading—Mrs. CCivcrL .. o 1 ,n« ,he,r aRe* and conditions. Bows . itate ln x'entral Asia, writes tho St. ' ham Lintuln. Tho figure of Uncoin easier. October 9th, IWI. Jp ihrtii in bailies, that one Randolph, surCover Crops Why. Whal. When were born three children. Vera nuincd Silas, and Ruchcl, whose Floorwalker Has Observed That Worn- Md growing pigs should not bo al-1 Petersburg correspondent of tho New la seated on a bunch on which rests l<> tie Sown?—G. V. Wickham. an on Shopping Expedition Ret lowed to bo on------------------tho sahib lot wrlth "*' fat*“'•yortt 8lln . .According I .... .v_.that .u_the ------president u—-----------Velma and El han. After ' air III------- ------------to tbe Turke- I ‘h" ‘"H hat was acfather's name was Sfiarhawk, were Rec|(nl ion — Blanch Irevens. lieHM lasting six inoiilh- he passed la-lhrothed and we.nl befon; the toning hogs. Tbe excessive corn diet gtsnsklyo rvru Kraj the Ameer posses’"" 1 cuatonred to wear. Frequently you see ------- — — ----- -----I.-------------------. ,d #. vauU 3J5 man of God and were Joined in »< ,o«l for Shotr their-----------ero.fh .nd .nd nro. pro ) . .hi. , „. roBgto ... feet „„ Jong mcn landing there, looking at this man's Magazine, or department— away -September 10. 1911. aged 35 Someone has said that you can al­ Auction, and with largo fattening hogs • <5 fee^ wlde an(J „0~ fefil h|gh (;0|nv i, remarkable years and two months. Besides holy matrimony. Now this was in rvuiulM„ulc, statue, and «llu — tu. aa Mrs. fuincnster. It* »v seems Ihe city which is called Adrian, ways judge the caliber of a man by the smaller ones will be crowded and ____ pIctpl)r 01|e(1 whh ________________ |d and co|nod... • |f they were in confidential chatt with. In-lrumenta! rnttsic—halt Wil- hie wife and children he leaves mi ___________ aged mother and three brothers, which'is in llie south part uf Ihe the manner in which be amuses him­ Injured. Too many hogs In one pen gold. - _____________________________1j ’be -figure ---------of * *-bronze, -----------------•—• ■Is Itaj sun. so natural ili-maii. Chas, and Francis nil of count ry callbd Michigan. * ' self. My experience of IS years as are more apt. to contract disease than , Recitation—Alice Brisbin. Tropico, California. One brother, Now this was- in. the year one floorwalker in one of the largest de­ when they are put into several lota 1 Some years ago ihe Ameer had an- . pose. .Music—Arthur Keeler. other vault built to hold his savings. Every day ths little children play Gwi. of North Michigan, three sis­ thousand eight hundred and sixty- partment stores in tho country has and smaller bunches. Closing song from Grange inelu- ters, Aills . of Carlton. Isabcll of and the new storehouse is now almost about the statue. To them It Is the four and in the ninth month un the convinced mo thjtt you can always When the farm Is divided Into small Rolla. Missouri and Nellie of Hope full. There *is a: the Bokharan court | figure of a companion and friend. It thirteenth day. and they abode in Thr ilanee that wax trfTiavc been relatives and one house peaceably witn two judge a wutnon by tho way In which fields and each field U fenced bog -' an enormous cash book, which has U not unusual to see a child nestled held at Mie Grange hall Ihe fH. will and many other tight U will pay to have at least one .; served for generations and in which i In tho arm of the statue, or clamberfriends are left, to mourn. daughters and one son To- cheer I m po.tpdned mi account id it being other way of saying the manner in hog house in each field, so tbst It can ‘ all rerenui-s and expenditures are sup-1 ing over It.. Recently, a passer-by fair week. Call jint back the dear departed . bo pastured, with hogs st some Ulmet which she amuses herself. posed to be put down, but'also for gen- saw three children there. Ono little­ Augusta Brisbin. Anchored safe where storms are 1 have learned to realize that when esch year, thus saving and turning to •bud- the weight of the grasshopper Lecturer. orations It has never been checked ! girl sat on one of Lincoln's knees; i o’er is nigh unto .a burden.. the average woman goes on a shop good account, all the waste forage. with tbe cash In hand '1 another little girl leaned with crossed ; On the border land we left him. In ihi^-e latter days they dwell in ping expedition’—when she has taken nromeo enn UIATCD DimueTCGrafting is the easiest thing In the' arms co the other knoo and looked ?5umi to meet, to part no more. up the trail of The.bargain, determined. CARRIER FUR WATER dUCKEIo world at Bokhara. Tho Ameer's offl- <«P into tho great benevolent facc;,and first name, is George, and his wife A Russian doctor gives Interesting Ulis world -----------cials draw no salary. They'are ap-- <ho third child, a little colored boy,. accounts of memory- failure of ooms ’’ whose name is Emma. Now they brings all her cleverness into.play, and change s. Lid Covers Palls and Prevents Con-| pointed on ths understanding that I stood on the sain.’ kreo. wound his of bls patients. A literary man bad J tents Baillino ' they must ke« p themselves on what I arm lovingly about tne neck of the been troubled with absolute failure ot I good and delight in making llie ag­ Spilling Out—Invention of ’ e shall lind.our missing loved to reveal her true self and uncon ­ ed linpoy. So hkewj^e it came to i they can make out of their various j statue, and-laid his cheek against the memory. Ho could remember exactly 1 Illinois Man. Otte pass when Un- lime was near at sciously drop the mask she wears on . offices. There la no-budget, and the groat bronze nose. — anything he Had done more than a |n our Father's mansion fair. hand and they -aid “oar father and most social occasions. A carrier for buckets of waler, gar-, iurK<-at jK-rnuinent charg" on the These spontaneous tributes of af- year ago, but occurrences ot later dato; iiPiihcr have dwe.IL together fifty bags and tho like has been patented by Ameer's Income is one of 115.009 tui- faction from thc children must Bure­ he. had entirely forgotten. When at-1 yfars. And again there are Wais to bring down the game, big or Utile, Evidently Crazy With Love. au Illinois man. A wheeled frame sup-| nual)>. for a j 4, hospital. Then there iy gratify the artist who'designed the tackejl by thc disease ho was engaged j aud rtupppi of win-. |.«l ih make ; with a timely purchase, these shoppers 'Starts out to, be married; held od a ureal day when it is llie thirteen- you WIU see browsing about thweoua- ports a low-lying Jatform that Is do-1 ij( a mnSll-TOnirlbuHtm toward the up-i statue, for. they show how remark-, in writing a novel, which he had half.— known men j{I|,.»tan police in the pro- 1 ably ho has brought out tho great finished. Ho remembered tho first | Daan, ’r char«”' th. Ixi ih invite far ami mar and ln and oul of You wlll signed to receive the buckets, and a k<M?p of I to get mad hinged cover Is adapted to wwing > fa c i Ora t/ und 'he maintenance of the i love for humanity that was perhaps half, but could not tell how ho had: lo m *d after afni they were married dw'-llelh "am.mu ih”" h‘ questioning the salesgirls, parallel with tho platform over tire, jhikharan "army" which has shrunk the most striking characteristic of intended to finish It. Ho was at last a While, but this man probably was ot name h Wynn to again read from tPr,n« 10 learn ,n when re­ -nu. eor.r cu> b. .dlu.ud I „ . Abr.fc.rn Unclu.-Tbu.h . Comt.n. unable to remember whether he had a neurotic disposition to start with. tire Book and say the worth which ' Auctions are to be made You will see —Philadelphia Public Ledger. The Ameers annual savingsvlt Is Ion. dined. inaketh them man and wife, that no; them pick out'somo article and then I I calculated, amount to more than 18,man may put them asunder be-! come in day after day and watch its I 000.000 u year Ho Is by traditional -BANNER WANT Al>\8- PAY.— ■BANNER WANT ADAK PAY BANNER WANT ADVA PAY. caiHe God halli joined lliem i<»- j price tag. Then when the price is lowI usage compelled to send every year gelher. \\ Iren they «!ood bcforei ered to the point where they think It ! a .nkmber of valuable ’ presents" to hr man of God there w-h- ejglfl ta a bargiin. )o<» will see them pounce] lirnL,In.lul. --*l^i inn,, I,, . , j the Russian authorities at Samarkand stand bt'sid'- lip- hrklcsrooni. , Atn i ou it-and carry it home.—woman and Tashk-nt These present* con- ‘ '! WorW_ _thrv wot'L* agreed .an<£ many wit | list of carpets, silks and the liko.1 bidden ami (Trey <tld."alet' us jnw.,________________ i which are niim<'dlatMy sold by the re-' ill Hie hall colled I. O. O. I'., which j Found in a Glacier. nts to native trader's, from whom I I* nu lipper rounr nn«r’'lPiTh-ni!| Sir-Martin Conway has recently fold' Ameer as regularly buys them/ .••‘tnvenieiit.' and they j fp' | this story of finding a lost ax In tbe I " r Jr?:"ili ’""'“"‘ I Alps: Zurblggeu, one, of the cele-l and to serve again as ’'presents'' the. a., a i l 'i r*; brated mountain climbers nf the following year. tudii ciune and brouunt fo -.l fur ... I tlpiir wedding supp< r. rire; ■ w.-i. l . fd' /C8,^?K p . k fA Minis and ureal-, piik.l-, <h.. .1 f,a,‘M neart,’-hamounts. accidentally। BEAUTY IN THE FAR NORTHS liuiH and rakes, nil Ihiiiu-* in jireal |,‘t hu ax ,"n n,‘“r <lf ‘h°; abundance 1h.it nmny barrel-I l"‘ak- R frl1 »<>•»* thousands ,of feet, fulls were left mid many Imnii-,' *h® normal course of things It was Magnificent Duplay* of Color When Kitchen is cold it qaneasily *" “ ' •■ ,| I buried In snow nnd swallowed up In the Arctic 8un Shines for a come. There were musical Brief Period. atniments'and imi»(e and flowci ■arm, j ..... -And they brought gifts <• in Ilin-Il । time bring carried slowlv <lo«’n«ard Nature has provided wonderful dis-, <*nil>ix>id>*r>-d and of rliinn. :,,’4 as the Ire flowed on. Hevsu or eight to fit-close to .the tops of tho buckets plays'of color as uu offset to the oxstaff to lean upon, also a < The kitchen heater is the easiest and.best way i!”q I y‘-ar* nf,*rw»rd ,,tin- c- G- Bruce and and prevent them from overturning ar .treine desolation of the far north. .A] to raise atxwr th>*rhead to from spilling their contents. With this . I Harkbir, a Sepoy chief, in descending carrier a man can movo liquids about traveler In Alaska describes In vivid . them from the sun and t it stands right beside the gas stove, it burns coke toldl a p * alt ot A,l ' a 1u,t •• nlKht waa in money fifty two -be.m rapidly, as he need not bo exercising on'-' ,,f “• ahort-day appearances, ,.,orh Dilina- a»'l « great crevasse barred care to sec that there Is no jolting of ot ,1,e Arctic sun follows: 1 of soldi al-> ;i chain f«.i die grooiii ,he **>'. being unable to find tbe his load. Tho cover la not required; It F’°* 0,1 thc •outh‘ coal, wood; gives out plenty of warmth to heat the and a holder of pearl wilh ,i p.-1( nf bridge over It. eut a path down to can bo turned up Into vertical position buriion. brightening into lemon ’ ’ ' '' doc-1 to bottom, where Harkblr stepped on and dropped Into a recess In tho back »’‘d ‘I>«» *»*io clear-primrose, invades liin- | an ax which had M. Z. Zurbiggen's Inlkitchen; gives you additional cooking space; and is roinc tin " tlals on thc handle. There could be locks it into either position. I Then a beautiful circle of blush pink no mistake as to the Identity of the I above a circle of pure amethyst gradu­ and fn; decidedly economical ax. a's Harkblr bad seen It and used al ally stretches all around the edge of Generous Feeding Required. shuiirenjs nt n.»i-u». of idi l.iud, < f it before. Tho incessant and continuous de­ the sky. slowly brightening whilo the and tho heavens change llrewmks," mid they.did and there l mand on a brood sow, when suckling The kitchen heater can be perfectly controlled wan a joyful tn»i- • mir« more. Now I Puritan Jury\ a large litter of pigs, is such a drain i to , , , , „ That the Puritan fashion of nomen-; on her system that It creates an ap-; "The dead v-hito mirror or tne s o and you can keep fir§ overnight claturo produced some very odd ro; petite that wtirrequihj-generous food,nkr ' f every tjm tbst the skies display Ing and helped |<> rnnk ‘ suits Is very generally known. Tho Ing for tho good of the sow, pigs and u,,h « faint but exquisite radiance. pleasure mid good will.’ London Chronicle recalls .that James tho man who contemplates getting! Then the ->t|n's disk . • -From one lhai u-.n there. Come in and let us show you a kitchen heater flood of yellow light, but with no a> ; Brome, in his "Travels Over England, I quick returns from them. proclabb* wirrmtb, and for a little I Scotland and Wales.'' published In I I'oirtl of Thnnkt—W<- «lc-ii>' I. 1700. gives a copy of a "Jury Return ■ ws.gni .. us....*, 1 »"» W« » h ®° 1 o,,t « ,,d Weight Is Useless. Thornapple Ges & Electric Co astel . Of what value Is weight In the big G'® ’°P» n"d »he dfatant bills. .imes. "Tho ,no* springs to Ufa- I*1'*'1 Phone No. 5 an<l liurlnl of our liinbimd am11 bell,ou* Troublesome Times. ]1 horse unless tho horse is able to movo j Tbo names of tho 12 good men and I that weight at a good rapid gait, and whl * 0 no longer. Its dry* crystalline falhi'F: for Hie lleaultfiil floral (.fMeek Brower, Graceful । without occupying an acre of ground I P*rtlclos glitter In .myriads of di«foriiigs: Hev. Griswold and Ui* true wore: ■ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICEHarding, Klllsln Plmplo, Earth Adams, | to tarn around. ' tnond facets with erary color of tne prjim.' Then tho sun is gone, and Billing. — More Fowler., ’ -------- £-----------------a Mrs. Joseph B. Wertman. . .! Weepnot ......... — Trait ------------------Keep Fences Repaired, I ,h« l0TGy circla of rose pink over Mr. and Mrs. Harry F- Wertman.I Hope-for Hopo-for Bending. Bending. Return Return Spelmun, spein 1 | fir. and Mrs. C. P. Lfirabra. 1 “ ’ ~ Roberts, ’ -------If a hog ever starts tho "getting •»*U»rat again stretches round the Fly " Debate Stand — Fast on •Mr, O. A. Wertman. out" habit it Is bard to stop him, but ■ horizon, slowly fading until once more : High Stringer. Be Faithful Joiner, and Mis- LuU M. Weilujjn. it the fences are kept in good repair ’ho pale primrose glows,in the south Fight the Good Fight of Faith White. Mr*. Ida t Utile trouble will follow. ’ ' »saln»i the purpte aky with ite Hirer Close ^ilh Floral March. Lunt Tobias. Lecturer. In The Winter Time WANT ADAS. PAY. BANNER WANT AUV8. PAY. ■BANNER WANT APIS. PAY. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 17, 19 IL PAGETKREE LOCAL NEWS JxniiH P. MrKay. IHrlnr of piano I of Grand Rapid*, hax resinned letehinx in Htutinn lAery Tu«-#day. Girls Inquire BANNNER—of Adv. j'hc FriwIly.Rodffly ilw Kpiacnpirr *h«ich, gave a very plmuanl dancing party «i the pOrish house Tiiemfay evening. The frees in Ihi- city park and in Ihe first ward park are being trim­ med, greatly improving tlie upjiearnnee of both public place*. WnxhitigUm lli’lmor, who lives north of the city, brought to this offlee Tuesday, an apple tree limb :<14 feel long, which ha>i aft apples. |>r. Shipman, who was taken in­ to custody for intoxication last week, was releti-.-.l without a rhnrgj* Iming made against him on his promise to reform. Mrs. Clinton J. luilir grave a shower on .Monday evening in hon­ or of Miss Ida More, a large tiumIwr were present, nnd Miss More received many beautiful ami useful gift!’. The fourth annual reunion of the Shilton family was held near Grand Rapids one day last week. It was deci<le.i to hold the reunion next year at the home of Benjamin Shilton, Jr, of this city. AIhiuI 10 members of the local llehekah lodge of I hi* city were the guests «»f tlu> Freeport llebekahs on Tuesday cevning. They conferred work ami gave a drill. An excel­ lent supper' was nerved and all re­ lumed home early this Wednesday inoriiiiiir. Mi*s Chrrio'Andrus has been en­ gaged to teach history amj Eng* iish in Ihe Hastings high school, aIhe large enrullnienl made thc em­ ployment of another teacher im­ perative. Miss Andras is excelienty qualilbsl for Ihe position. Owing Io Ihe cost of Ihe proposed sejdic lank, which will installed in the- second ward for consuming the sewage of thc new sewer, it Ims been decided Io enlarge llie -ewnge system and give more rcri(iehtt the bellelll of Illis excellent ■onlrivanre, which will save the Mr. W’egusen, the ladies tailor of Grand Rapids, will be at the Park­ er House next Wednesday, Sept. ??», with ti line of soiling* and dn-ss goods for fall and winter. Thu ladies nf Hustings and Barry coun­ ty are cordially invited l<» call and inspect Hie goods. Rend his adv. in this issue. Tin* examinalinii of Fred Rose, of firtingeville. who was arrested on a charge of seduction made by a young woman of Hie Minto lowudiip, was concluded in Jiisltre Gndwallader’s court, on Saturday. Mr. Ro«e wa- luumd pver Io cir­ cuit court. Re fiiriiisliiHl a Inmd of Kino. He declares I hid llie girl s charges are,absolutely false. The charge of unu-fly in animals against Rufus Turner, whose trial was in have Inken place tn Justice Cadwalladet s coml. Salurdav. was dismissed. Mr. Turner was accus­ ed of leaving lied in a fence a horse which In- purchased fmm Wesley Hallengil). Mr. Turner re­ fused Io keep the hor.se mid Mr. Pallengill said Ii- didn't want him. Some mie was found who would ac­ cept dhe horse, and Ihe rn.s.e was diwihssed. river from further conlamilinlinn. The soil, which William Vick ami Bert Hidden, of. Assyria, brought against George Willison of Ihe same township, to recover rompensailun for I heir bull, which they declare Willison sold ax his own, ended in disagreement. Four were in favor nf Ihe plaintiffs two in favor of the defendanl. Willi­ son's bull joinml tile cattle mi the plaint i tTs fa rib. Willison ctpiuhl tlie recreant animal and sold him. His neighlMji-s declare he sold their TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER animal instead. He snys they are mistaken. The jury will decide. Declared In Tliete Daye to Be the Manning Doud, one of the pio­ Only Safe Topic of Con­ neers of this rnnnly. well-known versation. in (his city, will puss his iiinHytl.rsL birthday on Thursday of tins Perhaps the chief reaaon why thc Vj-eek. Mr. -Doud enme\ Io Hast­ ings in 1KIH. The following year weather la a aultable topic for conven­ lie. wcjH back Io "York" .state and tional conversation is Ils usefulness. f'?!dni?'«r.-_'WljL l'i« hrille." Mr. Nothing can bn done with the weathor I loud is well-preserved for his age •except talk about It.' no the talk la and he can walk long distances. ||e not Hable to Interruption by a call to has been-a familiar" figure-in this action. Hard times are a topic ot vicinity for fiO years. general Interest. common alike to mil­ Among this ymmg people from lionaire and workingman. But It you (his city who will enter college this-Rill, are: Misses Marguerite say to a perfect stranger the times are-hard ho may take advantage of Hetmanxperger ami Marguerite Matthews. . who will attend Ihe that admission by ajiklng for a aubWestern Normal college; Earl Cole­ acrlptlon for tome charity or by de­ man, Alma college; Ben Garland. manding that you rote tho socialist Knlninazoo college; lamrenre Bau­ ticket er and Richard Doyle. Ihe Michi­ / The weather is. in fact, almost the gan Agricultural college; Miss Enid only safe topic left for pure conversa­ Hauer ami Leland Holly. Albion tion In this energetic and practical college;-Miss Amiiiwave Coleman age. says the New York Independent. will resume studies in Alma col­ However much you may deplore tho lege; Clayton Brandstelicr, in Kal­ badness of tho weather, nobody Is amazoo college; Paul Tower*. Bur­ likely to bold you responsible for it nette More nnd Gordon Edmonds in Ihe M. A. C.: Miss Thelma Burch or call upon you to remedy It unless will attend Kindergarten Training you run across a crank who Is raising a fund to bombard - the heavens for School.at Grqnd Rapid*. The Michigan Central Railroad the production of rain or the dissipa­ has advised"its agent al Charlollc tion of hailstorms. Hint extra car.» will be placed /on Leading off with tho weather Ih all day Intina. during Ihe Eaton spires confidence because It la a tradi­ (kiunly fair lo accommodate the tional and established opening. If a extra Iravcj. The Iralllc on this man on being Introduced -to a young road to Ihe fair has increased so woman la asked by her If he la nuirmuch or lain years that the regu­ rled, or on meeting a stranger In a lar accommodations have proved inadequate. In order to lake care dark and deserted road la asked what of (his increased tpillc. Ihe rail­ time It la, his suspicions are aroused road people have madp n thorough at once. In fact, any conversational mvestigalion of the' ainmmt of opening except the conventional one travel tn the Ealoif County Fair in la Hable to raise the Inquiry, "What previous years ami wdl arrange does he mean by It?" sufficient coach room to lake care If, however, one begins with, tbe if its patrons. weather we know that he means noth­ ing by It, and wo may continue tho conversaUon with ease of mind. Be­ Weather Indication*. ing then both useless end useful, the Dew and ftg both' tndlcaio fine weather la unequaled as a topic of weather; wfillo nuqarkablo clearaeaa conversation In Its formal and pre of tbe atmosphere 1* one of the moat llmlnary stages. charaeteriatic eigne of coming rain. 'OND COWARE BEYONI Au N SI NG Wear HEADQUARTERS for COMPARE Munsing Wear Best Standard Merchandise GREATEST LINE of Coats, Suits and Skirts Better to Admonleh. It U better to admonish than to re­ proach; for the one la mild and friend­ ly, tho other harsh and offensive; tho one corrects the fanity, the other con­ victs them —Kpictotus. Ruling Spirit Strung In.Death. lira. MazzuchclH. .of Carmarthen, Bngland.Teft a bequest in her will oi |5 a year to pay for tho cleaning of tbs marblo ot her grave with soap and water. VVc arc showing a fine line of Suits from . . $15.00 to $30.00 Our range of Coats is greater than any previous season and tilt prices are lower all die way through. <-. A Special. lg*al Lamb Coats, satin lined, worth $20.1X1 at only $15.00 Corrugated Flush Coats, lined throughout, at only . $8.00 Balmacann Coats, in gray and fancy, at $9.00, $10.00, $12.50 Tunic Skirts, iriall wool materials, at _____ $5.00 and $6.00 The greatest line of Sweaters for Men, Women and Children. Conic in and see them. Special Values in Eadies* and Misses* Rain,Coats. Double Faced Batiste Coats $3.98 Children’s Coats Our selection of Children's Coats have been given thc utmost care to every de­ tail. Big choice to select from with all the new features in style, and prices arc right. You will say so yourself wherryou sec them. Flannel Night Gowns for Men W omen and Children the l-est gown in and long'll ptice* Our Stock of Furs Is Complete The finest «ct» ot Furs you ever saw for the money. Munsing and Carter’: Underwear . Whether considered from the standpoint of health, durabil­ ity, appearance ar price, the best underwear merits your patronage. Thc sanitary conditions surrounding the produc­ tion of this underwear are ideal. The yarns used in its man­ ufacture are the best that can be obtained. The garments are made perfect-fitting, and the production of 40,000 of these a day has made it possible to reduce the cost per garment to a low figure. The mills where it is manufactured are complete tn every detail. Give it a trial." One trial will convince you of its merits. X Sanitary -Supreme" Sleeping Gowns lor Children, all 50c FRANDSEN & KEEFER " ~“r LYNNiBROWH WILL PITCH FOR ADRIAN LEAGUE TEAM"' Foi-ni'T lliftli SrliiNil Twlrlrr Hu*Good O|iportunity- in South Mirhiuntt I.engiK*. “Miilge" Kyin-ll, who has li.-.-n niakiiiK sui’h a pood riTord astblhL*arki,r lor tin* Toledo ti-anr Hl Hu Tm.i.Hi MMllgiUi !.•.>*>.."I.a- : n'luriiMl 'Io Hnsfinpv.''flrbrtnipnWfil' by Gcorgi* Slohbins. who ha< b.-.-n' culvliiug fot.tliv ouiiu*. Ivtuii. Ky-: ■tell ami Stebbins have both sigmil’ with To|i-do fur next .M-asou. ..Mr. Kyu.-lf stiys llial- fornu-r ilaxlinus |*layi>rs iu<- innkinu line iwordH m ihi* Soulh Mirhiuan longue. CrossiiHiii: former piirhcr, iniule a creditnlih* r*cord with Tob'du. Joe Groilick, with Soulh I Bend, former short stop, will m» in­ to higher i-nnipniiy. BrodeE out- I llelder. with tin- same loam, who I was also with • 11 u«t Illg' in several j games, i- making a good showing. I Lynn Brown... son of Floyd: Brown. <>I this oily: who gradualedj fioii! llli-lmu-. high Iw.. y.-.ii.s auo I ami who also pitched for tin* high* school team, has been sigiu-.l by Hie: Adrian league team manam-r. Mr.j Brown has Iny-n in Hie otli.-p of tbi.-; city engineer of Jackson. He is; pitinning to dfitFF Ihe M. A. C. Ihisi fall. - Captain Webb's Perfofmin& Seals Sept. 29, 30, Oct. 1,2, 1914 Eaton County fair . Directory of Mineral*. Every city has a directory of It* In­ habitants.- If y<.u do.not know u per­ son's niunc but <lo know that ho is a paperbatigvr. the clmulll.-d by«1ness directory u ill locate him for you A directory <:f th- useful minerals In the United Stales, on much tlie tsamn plan.-tias Just been published by the United States Geological Survey If you wadi to know where any one of the 400 useful in'ucrals occurs, this directory gives th- list of localities In each state where your mineral util b«, found/ .This publication should ^e. use ' ful to many classes of people In many ways. If someone wants to sell youj Child's (l|iinlqn ofj^ruyrr.' Tho cominenls of 'children 'upon stock in a Texas oil company.tho re-; Ihe more serious .things of life are port will tell you In what counties in often “so unconsciously funny that • Texas oil is produced and in what! they hear lelling and re-lelliitu. At • other counties it may eventually buj the homo of Mr. and Mis. J. T. found. If your wife wears a bloodI.ombard are their little gran'd- siuno lavalllcro, the report gives you I Aiauglityrs. Dorolhy- PUrxou and- the only locality tn lha United States, Gertrude Smith, ,l«ilh little girls where that stone is known to occur. "bolwi'en four and live years of age. If you want to manufacture plaster of or thorealieut.s. The gills Were to parts or need Hm-.for .your back pas-1 sleep together one niuht In-l week? lure, this report will toll you where to' Noticing that. Dorothy mtido not preparations- to -ay her prayers.) find the gypsum and gives tbe location r Gertrude asked her if she did mil | of your nearest limekiln. ' intend to ,pray. . ' , ■ •‘Praying?- What is thatask-j . Value of Money. - *| cd Dorothy. I CLonaider him a wise man who does "Talking with God." replied - her i not overrate the value of money, nor cousin. thirst for It, nor found all fils hopes) “Do you talk wilh God?” ’ on IL . . . Who makes u good and1 "Yes. I drt*whon 1 pray'." "\V»q|. the nerve of smne folk!a’- rightful u>e of It may be called its i kids!"Was Ihe unexpec|e>| response* lord and owner.—Petrarch. of Dorothy; whose reply caused coiisiderfiblr coimnolion among Jhcl older ones present. Banner Want Ads Bring Results. Charlotte, Michigan VAUGHAN G. GRIFFITH, Secretary Short Ship Circuit Races Wanted a Little Praise Himaelf. I Dally Thought ‘ I Life’* Service *nd Joys. Following a disastrous fire In a west-' Wo do not know what ripplea ofi Hall, social life! Into thy pleasing ern city, many men and wonum gath-. nre set In motion whi-n wo'sitm bounds I cpme to pay the common -red to look at the ruins. Home of,the ( hrjillng ply smile on one another. ChrlitlamWtock. my share of service, and. In men, li ving that a wall near which. Ity wants sunny people.—Henry Drum-1 glad return, to taste thy comforts, they were standing Was toppling, made mend. - thy protected joys —Thomson. haste to g-t out of the way, ami nar- j ---------------------------I --------------------------L rowly escaped' being crushed. BANNER W^NT ADVR. FAT. j —BANNER WANT ADV— Johnny Brabtson. a good Irish clll ) xen, was so near the wail that he could1. not escape with the others. So, whirl . Iiik ntxiut. he'made for a door in the wall, burst through it, and came out on tim other side safe, and evidently wry -proud of his ekploit. Women who had shut their eyes and shrieked when they saw his danger now gath­ -red round him in great joy, and cried put: , • Praise heaven. Johnny Brablsou, down on your knees, and thank heaven!" Don't expect too much ot the Furnace when- you have a “Yts yls.” said he, and I will, but small one or when yon'have had it .installed by some tfovice. wasn't It injauvyous inn me, nowT’— Youth's Companion . ' or by some Would Be Furnace Man, or when you buy a ..cheap Furnace because it is cheap.Ii you do, you have foolednobody but yourself. : • . No Landmarks in Spac*. A < iood Warm Air Furnace properly installed is the ■■Them are no landmark*-ih space; best and Inostwyconmnical licating plant you’rail get.and at am* portion of space is exactly llko every other portion, so that we cannot. the least cost. And if you hftve me" install it you arT sure to At*ll where we'arc. We are, as it were, J Have it working right. in up unruffled sea, without stars, com­ pass, soundings, wind or tide, and wo cannot tell In what direction va, are going. Wo have no log which wa cast out to take a dead reckoning by;. we may compete our rate of motion i “The Furnace Doctor" ' with respect to»neighboring bodies, GRAND RAPIDS 37 No. Diviiion Ave. bnt wo do, not know how these bod-1 les may be ms-** *u space."—Max-well. - ’ - The Service That Counts C. D. WEATHERLY �Tiff HATINC* BANNER, HETTWffR IT »»!<• WIIDBWI IS CHIDESTER'S STORE ArU^ Rally Trimmed by Waller Ptirlps and Nothing Meer to be fieri. In Any Hloev. MISERERI MEI DOMINI Ry CHARLES W. CUNO. Jn the provinca of San Diego, neat more urlistic himmiiig than* Ihe ones in G. F, Hiruleslvrs slora have this week. Walter Phelps is life artist. b> whom Ihe credit for the Wort Is due. The .windows are truly very beautiful ami Mr. Chid­ ester i> to lit? congralululetl upon their ailrucliveness of thc display. Grunge -Progrttn. Prograpi for 8lar Grange. Sept. IP. toft? Kqiig• Roll t^all—Sum?- helpful idea. " • Recitation—Mies Traver. IHju-ussioii—led by John Christy, followed by others mi the “Advuutngi-s and Dismlvmilages of a Silo.” Music—MiM Christy. “Surprises," by sin-rial- commit­ tee. Music for Hie evening' by Eva Stewart. Watennclons will lie furnished by Hie Sisters for supper. hi fljk Nellie Groat. Lecturer. the prettiest flow­ er nature bad. ruitic picture, wa* abe. .Indeed, di­ vine, Mercedaa. Don Palo,-dark, handsome, atood beneath a festoon­ ed palmetto and gazed enraptured at thia pltcure. In tbe dlitance could bo beard tho silvery peal ot a convent bell and. when tho wind quieted, tho faint echo of the Mlii-rcrl floated Palo'npprosched and touched the Hat®nltig girl upon ‘ the arm. GRANGE HALL COHXEIW. "Oh, Palo! Is It youT’ sho cried. Mr« t'.lara. Warner nliended ihe He tpok her hands-in his and print­ Smp Club at Mrs. Don Putnam's Saturday. ed a fervent kiss upon her lipa. "Yes, ■ Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jem-s m- Ihe Mercedes," he answered, "I have come proud parents of a 7 pound -on. back to see you onee again." Imrii September l.'lh 'Jongrutjila-, "Hut— but—" sho began. Hod*. ' “No, Chlqulta, there is llttlo dsn­ gen No one knows that I am here." thn Bristol M-lmol house. and il iOut’of tbe convent window Sister Sorico looked listlessly. Will W-iruer and family wer*1 As she looked tho two jiarted, and xi-dlnra al Willard Nyc's of hear Mercedes was left standing alone. Sho Bedford, Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Fred Bridol enler- was the daughter of a mlllor, he tho tainod Bml Iknv.ier npd family. J. son of the governor of-the province 11. Buw.'?t ami Sln-nu Zimmerman of San Diego. Bister .Sorice shook her head sadly. Three months before and family. Sunday. she had witnessed their first meeting. When Palo went to his father and GImIiik-i- Norris mid family have confessed his lovo for Mercedes, ho nwvi'd !<• (heir Imme in Dowling. flow into an awful rage. Mrs. Marble was n visitob a( “ "Son,” ho said sternly, "you Will Bristol school. Monday. The silo fillers are. working in i never go near tho miller's daughter again. I shall 'give orders. If you this vicinily. .Mr. mid Mrs. Will Warner at­ aru caught there, you will be pul In tended ihe Mmnby reunion at John prison. Remember, 1 mean what I Mmnlo's of East Bedford, Mon­ Hut Palo camo again to see hie day. . . Frv«| VmiHyckles mid family Mercedes and Sister Sorice was watch­ railed nt Frank 'MctTarlyX Sunday. ing from her high convent window. Floyd HusMdl viailvd al Dtalcr, Alas, he came to tel) his sweetheart the week end. that he Is going away on a trip to fur off Spain, but ho will bo back COATS GIIOVE. again In a year, perhaps sooner. Will Mik. Sarah Brooks of Knlmu:i- jiho wait for him till then? zoo, came lm*l Wj’.lm-Mlay Io visit "In tbe morning." lie said, "I may | her miii, William Brooks. ' She see you again, 'tis for the last time by was taken quite sick Sunday mid tho bridge that goes over tho Plaza. Dr. McIntyre was calfcti. Tin? 1>. (KT. .O. meeting was Irnld Wetlnesday. at the home nf Mrs. John WiMidmah. Plans t>>r nodded her head. He kissed her nnd Ihe proposed lecture course .was went down tbo path. In the morning she was waiting (or him al tho bridge i Mr. ami Mrs. William Kt-lli'y ami when Palo arrived. Sho was about j cltildn-n .of Cloverdale, lias’ been to fly into his arms, when, out from visiting Richard Demond. the shrubbery stepped a soldier. *T Mrs- E<lwnr<l Lynn of Grand arrest you Senor." ho said. Rapids i« visiLng her ihother. .Mrs. The officer's back was turned toward Maldmi Senior. her. An Impulse, a Hash, and it was Wiiiiiio I>o\e nnd mblher, Mrs. done. She had drawn thi< dagger from Julia Dote. Mr. ami Mrs. Isaac her girdle and plunged It into his back Rowley ami dmiahler. Norma, went lie fell like a log. Palo shrank back to Clarksville. Sunday, io visit rel­ aghast. atives “Ilrl am caught now," bo cried. Pr«*aclting services next Sunday "But you will not. Go! Go! she by Mrs. Mary Woodanf of liullm’i. Mrs. Maude lldwley Remns.- cried, in frenzy pushing him toward thc bridge. At tho bridge sho stop­ ■............... ... ..... ,l| IJUISUIK. Ims li.-.ui Visiting her mini ped. “Kiss mo once." sho cried, lit Mrs. Helen iJemond. ntei .Mr. .9ml stooped and klaaed her passionate­ Mrs. David Ih'inond and oilier rel- ly. They parted and Mercedes began to run quickly through tho woods. Shu saw people standing around the Smith’? afternoon. body. Sho fancied she beard her nmntf spokfen. Fleet aa a deer, she sped away, but before aho bad gone Jhis store doles Friday. •Sept. IH. from IZ to i p.m. Ue art all going to the F<dr fait fashion display- teg /Tow going On at ' lt)eickgenant & Riede’s gig department The Latest Modes in Suits, Coats, Skirts, Dresses and Women s and misses Suits THE BEST OF THE SEASON. Exclusive styles, new ideas, new fabrics and new effects at interesting prices. This week we are offering a special assortment of Ladies' and Misses* Suits, values up to $20, remarkable values. It is to your interest to come early for we expect to sell them very fast at our Jpecial^rice of $13.00 There arc other handsome Suits, a great variety, PRICED VERY LOW, from $5 to $25. Come early and get your Choice. Coats. Skirts. Presses and Peter Thompson •Suits All the new colors and fabrics that the styles call for at thc LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. come early. Wc want you to see them, but you must /few pall millinery Exclusive styles and patterns, every one a brand new hat this season. You will surely appreciate thc clever, smart styles and also the substantial saving on the price. Our low prices range from $1.98 to $7.50. Wc are glad to show them to you. /Yew Fail Press (goods. •Silks and Summings Wc arc showing all the latest materials which thc new fashions require. Everything from Serges to Satins and thc new Trimmings, Braids, Ornaments and Laces are wonderfully pretty. We have done qur buying at thc right time and in thc right quantities, so that now wc can offer the lowest prices. When planning your new dress come in and let us help you. Carpets, pugs. Curtains and piankets New Fall Stock. Justin. PRICES AS LOW, IF NOT LOWER, THAN EVER BEFORE. Friday and •Saturday of Jhis Week JI re (great bargain Pays in Our grocery department BRING IN YOUR WANT LIST 2 pounds for__________________ JBc 5 pounds for38c Zest /$. & &. granulated Sugar 10 pounds for-------- ------------------- 78c 20 pounds for--------------------------- $1.50 benefit as many homes as possible with our present supply of sugar wc feel obliged to limit the quantity to 20 lbs. only to each In order customer. Luxo Coffee, granulated, one of the finest flavored coffees on the market. Try a can of it. Our Special price, per lb. pounds for Choice Bulk Coffee, fresh roasted. Special, per lb._ 19c Six pounds for _ r(Choicest Bulk Spices, Special price, per lb.__ Pickling and canning season now. You„ ’ll________________________ need some of our pure spices. Mason 1 price 25c, . . .Special. price, per dozen . Mason Jar Jar Can Can Tops, regular -------------------------------------------------------------------- - -------Fresh,crisp Corn Flakes, Our Leader and Quaker Corn Flakes, 10c quality Ji 4 Lenox Soap and White Flyer (white) Laundry Soap__ 7 “Am” 25c ■ Finest Pure Lard, Special price, per lb.. Our Best Baking Powder, 20c cans for 14c. 10c cans for_____7c | Gilman Early June Peas, 12 1.2c quality, per can.. 29c $1.00 _25c 15c pKga. 25c ..13c 10c toleickgenant & piede Phone 30 Pepartment Store pastings, Mich JTherc was a shout and a dozen start­ ed after her. l-’w, (iiM.n Wood ami family. The silver bell of tho convent was • Kiinilay Kclibot N'i>|i-%. . Tlii-rc ,wa* a good iiUi-uil unn- in again ringing and she ran instinctively ■- ^>'g==inr'.'.'n.... ami—I Mik« Bi-mi'a Lininuer Grand [ T. W. Pn-4oii, of ^pririjfmrt;; isf S»mday-»-«?hobl MKr Sunday.. AH lawarda the aombro sheltering walls, j— ■■■■------- - -------------Sho etumbled* up*tho steps and fell Greta Edg«*r will attend Ihi? Into tho arms of Sister Sorice. ! 11RADED BEGGARS OF MEXICO I Itepilh is Mpijuding Hu- work with Um guest of rdalivcs Iil-iu during Snme-new scholar^ wore pj........ 4*oo, Normal .the coming H .. B 'Rapid-, Snatching the silver crucifix from ! . —-——. fur-iii*Kt'Stnulny i* funml Q PERSONAL MENTION 0 In-r sister. .Mrs. John trawsun.. . him week. Jg r Ii. C." Vnndi-ri'ook qii-nt Sunday; Miss Grai-t- Binion, of Di-tmil,' Helen Ch'arlHinn'LTti, of De­ in Mali. 25:31-1(1. Subject "The her girdle Sorice held It defiantly into Ten-Cent Mendicant Held .Himself । w. "sabtr-ria^EH* -jEi—=i£Z/ w|||t yrn Vandi-rrook. at Bullen- uas llie gui-sl of Mr. mid Mrs. E. A. Jutlmnenl of flu- -Nalioii'. tbo faces of the oncoming mob. They i Proudly Above ~ -His - -Brothers Who Miss .Mnry Bump was cleclttd as- recollt-d from It as from a great re- । worth lm.?pital al Grand llupid-.. ! Burton from Thursday uuiil Mon- Hayes. ' Struggled for Coppers. , Richard Doyle is visiting Grand siiilanL^'-crclhry; - pellnnt force. Mr. nnd Mrs. W(|lt<xr Hayes, of , . i Haven Iehitives ihis week. teis Angeles. California, were guests) Mrs. Floy Austin of Cimrht,' Is Imnilt. are visiting his brother H. "Stop," sho,cried, ''she haa taken Tn bls book on Mexico. Mr. W E. .\. c. Brown left for Chicago of Mr. mid Airs. J. L. H-ad Saturday । visiting her. brother. F!d Kingsbury G. H;iy<-s and family. refuge with God. Would you dcfllo | Carson discourses amusingly on ths Monday on a busineM trir BALTIMORE TOW.XLI.XE. and Sunday. . I of this city, and her sijler, .Mrs. .Mrs. Anson Xobb-s was the guest beggars he met. On one occaalon he Huy teiuv-ston spent II week . Mrs. Mhiiroi! Simon wnn/loGrand Chas. Smith; of Irving. Mr. and Mr?. Will Evans mi«l| tbo sanctuary ot tho LordT* of her son. Dr. Winn Noblest, nf They looked Into thc calm, de- proffered a five-ccnt piece to a dole- ■ end with Grand Rapids friends, jp. i Rapids Tin"-day. Mr. Si-mi went, A|M. Evelyn Shipman mid .... Grand te-dge mi Monday. cliildn-n, nf Golden, C<>|orai)<y are term Incd face of' Stater Sorice, and ful. but plcturwaque street muaiclan. I l‘ A. Sheldon attended Hie I visiting their mother. .Mrs.'John ' up saiumay SatuAloy mm mid reiurneu returned-with Hk daughter (1^1,1,.r, Mi«s Emily rfliiiuikui sjiipiiWn •••«"»he««.«*«.. u-,'.,:;: .witn iii-»j M™.wenHarry of To mv my'astonishment, politely : Im fair Thursjlav "' “V * ‘ |Lxf*OI■d IHip w,f" 011 ^'""I'y. : of Grand LwfS, Midi? w*kL'1 r!Mr>'"l n1 » "* ipiils, the Kelly, guests of ahamefaccdlv away. awav. I' "Tn nniu^i. and Friday. one by one. slunk shamefacedly Woodruff. i Wife on Sunday. • j (lf Grand Ledge. Mich.. wieek Trembling, Mercedes wept out her declined my humble offering. • E<L Halley of Kalamazoo, visited • Inw^tei teen ter?.* 'l‘ I..Mlss <«v'Hudr Bentley ,.^s» ofMr. ‘VuS c vr V I1.' < will W| ’ go m to 1° ' Lv,ni *"|1 HU *nu:s,! of ■Ml- mid 011,1 MraS-K -MteS-K H. H. j Hastings friends yesterday. " Benor." said he. tn choice Span‘"‘fJ±,l?.!ri Creek Saturday, m.fl will te*'•. F|^|lk hi 1IluIlif,0Iof Delaware. story (o the sister, wfyo, when she . Mr. mid Mr?. Will Shoflield, of heard It, wept with her. Ish, with some emotion, you must par \ t ‘a j 2 J Ihe gurat of Rev and Mr*. W. I. Mj,, Alinawave Col. man left onjdim. was in th.- city F'llday, the Ruilaml. were the guests of Mr. M,0,U “ j te.eklon, ter u week. M„I1(toy for Alina. wh,.n. „|ro wl|| | ^11. *( of .Mt*s Aan-v Holbrook. "My child," said Slater-^orice, gent­ don me for being unable to accept $ ,O' and Mrs. George Crawley, Suu?la>. ly putting her arm about Mercedes, your gift, but I am a ten cent beggar., ||. f. nlck.-| W1|l start Thursday j e^Vhday “X’S^h •* wiffLl tend • aU ',,Ml college tho ' coining year. attend j Mr. ami Mrs. J. C. Futnlss of Mr. and Mrs. B. Munro, who has "I will tl-ll you a stofy. Twenty years senor tun mendlgo de dlez cenlavoe), inoniing for Iowa for a two uiuiiUin "he ’coming year maki g Miss Bessie Duffy of Boyno City.Xnjln ill-, are Kue.,ts at her sisbeeii visiting al Fowlerville, re­ ago a maiden bld her lover good-bye and sever accept a smallsr gratuity.' I stay. m ne vv it hiher sister M r' Wm spent Tuesday atlernoon ami muh! । “''p -'lr*. A•JX9W!1,8! , turned, home last Saturday. .with her aunt. Mrs..May Go„; She .Mr. mid Mrs. Freeman W. l ord, "Drawing htmsetf up with an air of । Mrs. Albert Pullen, of Kalama-i ' .... Mr. ami Mr-. Al. .Mcikmald werel by that little bridge down there. 'Walt 1 Tv.ten mid ’ was OH ,,,,r w,l>’ ,u “Ih’ll'l '•\lhioii1 "r 1 ('limidnle, me guests nt. Um Sunday willi her lius- I Mr’'mill Mr lint mi’-'ts of Nejsoii Willison of for me.' ho said. ’I will return soon!’ pride, he continued. I shall ba honored , ' ,r ; , '• 1 ni " . college. boiiie'uf Mr. mid Mrs. D. II. FosUh*. Hut bo did not, and soon tho maid 1 1 hand. • ButiHeld. Sunday. to sing for your entertainment; a songj I daughter. Mis? llorem-c.returned* |>rHul„| Mrs. (:. p. UtbropM-l Mr. Mis. H. J. Chappeji. of Mr. ami .Mrs. E. C. Edmond? vis- took refuge in this convent to hide ot old Spain or one of our noble Mex-i Miss Margan-i Harper was a weekI1, tn f.liicago, Satunl.ij after spend-: |,.|M|,.,| u,,. af Long of' Cedar Rapid*, were guests of Mr. end guest of friend* iu Grand) her shame. A little girl was born and llnd gl Ffrank Bu-li's. Sunday. ' !hmr ‘ i'dtegc ar(;un'l-ikr , " , “ ” r ! 1 Ionia. Sunday, lie ai ling as one <if ami .Mrs. F. li. I'micoast. Thursday. Rapids. Mrs. Litilm- Harris Delroil. n good man tobk pity on It and adopt­ the pall bearors. Dr. Lotur wa-1 --------------------, . ■ Mrs. Sandy FUliotl was in Free- Jlheir collage al<.un lake. gu?-.*l of Mr-. Bert Gtirri- ed It aa bls own. That maid, Mercedes, j |Mjrt Tuesday to confer with n phyMr. and Mis. '.. U. Moore enter- siipcriiilemleul of Ihe Stele Hosni-1 Rev. J. II. Wooloii Will Prearli. was myself. For twenty years I have cent beggar, senor, poor aa 1 am. Jmmsl ln*i..w«-ek tlieir children: la( at Ionin for XI years. Dr.। Itev.J.H.Wnotun.ofEaionHap"it was Impossible to resist this detail. iookiAl down (hat road, watching for j touching protest, so with an apology 11 Mrs. .Imni-s Johnson of Ruilaml. ml Mr* I' F Alome TteHr'ernn L 1 S'“” i |"*'• wil1 oi-CUOy Oer.ul* llie lilllllll 1'Ulplt HI al. till* Hie I .. i- »•......... .1...................... ■■ ienu><»|» .^-si.-o.iin. nup(|. Will tho return of my lover.” - handed the courtly vagrant his proper is visiting her daughter, Sit's. Will Conscience. rh.l.inu?’ Mr ' Mr*iT>'.' , “«"’««■ >"■" 1I Mellmtli.l E|.iM opiil church here ’ I fee. ihlch he ho” acknow|edg*d'Hm.kteT acknowledged with ‘a ■ Hopkins. ‘ . andlii.ni- gi - il --rat^ M”‘- Wn? S‘'"'ls of l”‘iit-1 n< xt Sunday morning mid evening, Conscience Is a matter, of education wiS-iE? v«rami0d"Ld',rCvodu"' rnntlnnlt ^£t ’-H*. th. mUter inousaua thou“n4“inauas «ok•, <(*iu “tf «gracias, T‘CU* MMr) in combination 41th environment. »«uori ( i I!oleinaii mid son F.nrl n.ii. l-ii. ri.> 5 g* 1 *»ran,fean KU1*I water. Mich., is Ihe gur-l of Mr*. I"Ralph’’ as he w familiarly culled | anc continued at last, Has tne miller ...bow At _.. . . - or 1i and. a graceful tho other end. u» business -........................ ICIement Smith, arriving hen? y.?->-, by his many Hnslings friends, grew ' nevi-r told you." ■ ' iSniunliiy. . • .Mrs. ManjareL I rtixel Ims been Tl-nl.iy. Mrs. ........ Sands.„is tin? pliairchair- Io. mmiiiuod here, mid graduated «... •tnployer a grievous wrong, and many ?X°r' '■ H-.rr-.UKl.,. o( i-tigagcd. as soloist, for'tlm -Home mmi <>f Ihe Mercedes looked at tho sister In I [| Mr. mni «'■ Mrs. A. Burroughs. ,<>f program cqmmillm* of from our schools liefon* going to an employer hss ground an employe[ surprise. "Told mo what?" ’ Wedip-*day Urn Slate Federal ion of V.'oiiieii'N rnllcgu to prepare for the iniidsKjjx sij,™',.'; ,n""u vi,“w"" (kilning In be In-Id Io tho dust, yet tn neither instance han evening al the South ('aingregnti-tii- Clubs, mid is 'uii tnulu to .olnmi Uy. ' You — you are — my — child.' , • either been reproached by an accus­ >n m-teuM, mlo..r.l ,l.ne«l a. Ih.nu, r,.. phvalsiau Mi'n. A. wh<?b? the uest Federation ini'eting u pliyidciat <■( al church. Grand Rnpidii. ing conscience shrugged his shoulders and wared bis Chicago, visilwf Miveral friends D. Garwood wjii acco’miuiny her mt will be held, and stoppnd over hen? Hie pipe organ. ’ hand deprecatlngly. the city Sunday. to consult, with Mrs. Su-itli with rcst, but there is a slater still. w(th Earl Coleman left. Slirfllehl, Monday who had been , ------. .. Harold refcrcucfc to Ihe progtam. (kipd of Thunks—AVe vvi-h Io snowy white hair and kind, wistful LOCAL NEWS I'. II. Pmicbast nllendefl- the HteuL <*ur friend* and iil'IfIiImu -. <>f face, who stands by the high little poor people, thtiy have to work hardi Alma, whore he will alleifd college visiting relnttveg al Elk Rapids for the coming year. three weeks, rtturmil lioiu?’ Snf- mcelhig of Ihe Oplomeu*feb Asso­ llie- city mill also of Hope for Hi- window and looks out upon'tho road. for their bread; good folk, worthy , Mrs. E. W. Cainion and .Mrs Aflk- urtlay. Ite. will slurl Monday for ciation at Detroit last week, and *>Ti?p*illiy m<l kiudn?-?-- shown U> Division No. 3 of the Presbyter­ Perhaps sho fancies she bears a folk, well dtiening of your charity.. Willison wi-tv the gue*l* of friend* Ins srhool al Manliu*. N. V u> in the sickiv-?# and d'-ath of our speaks eulhusianlic.illy of ’the ian Ludit?.s Aid will meet wilb Mrs.' iirKalmnatoo Im t. week. I Miss Marguerite Mal.lhe.ws leaves gathering, ]>d<>ved InHiiajid and father: also voice. It is only tbo humming of the lie .says the president Gard Bcnnult next Wednesday afold bell and tho echo ot tho quavering Miss Maytiu Rowley, "f Kalama- । Monday (nr Kalamazoo, where alie and twcrelary were inslrucled to leinuoh. . tor the heautiru! flower?; and ; All mepdivru ant urged j class them with poor musicians like( voices as they'sing: I z'Xk-"pent-Sunday u» Hie guest of will attend tlie imniful the coming ii«V.*-«BeUs for his kind words. secure the best educators in op­ Io he present. j myself.’" ' "Mlsereri niei Domini." 1 Hr. and Mrs. Slieflield. year. Her (inn-nt.s and Mr. Luke tometry in Uie country to conduct : • Mrs. Milton Jenning-. In honor uf Iter cousin. Miss > Mix Eliza Sheflleld and Mr*.[Waler* will accompany her. a- a post graduate course al the next Elsiu .......... . Vein Jemimas. Geliri, of Philadelphia. Miss U1K.LVU invfi iuv , George Slieflield, of BatilVId. are . they will lour, there in Mr. Walers’ state meeing. which* will be held,1 Huth F. f. Welwert rrt gave “a a*dauciny ear; next February tn Detroit. . (parly, Friday evening. WANT AOVa MV^j BANNER WANT ADIS. PAY. jguuste uf Dr. and Mrs. €heUleld. �PAGE FIVE THE HASTINGS B*WW. SEPTEMBER 17, fill. pinter. plumber, Van Tiffliu. elec­ trician; Fuller Lurtibar fax, Wal­ dorf Bros. F. A. Brown- Ben Phil­ lips and Bon, Mr. Clarence Hobinson & Hon. Thursday night, 7:10. Midweek prayer and praise earviec. Friday afternoon.. 2:30. BtblSludy. Sth chapter Rom uh. Friday evening. 1KM> Class in musical instruction. Clmir. Sunday School, lOXio. l3a*S'*s for all. Then* were 138 present Iasi Bunday. We want 2iMi. (kune and join us. ' Morning worship, HdM. Messag-x by pastor. Special ntu-ie by the chorus choir. . ■ Young People's ' M's-ling, • 6:00. Leader, Mias Bertha Bigg'. Yoke Fellow Band, 6:<M>. .Mrs. Miller, trader. Evening service, 7:30. Bright song service. Gospel message by pastor. B|>ecial music by chow and individual member*. Tuesday evening oottau** prayer meeting. 7:30 al tlie homo of .Mrs. Eggh-slm*. Ill W. High si. Wednesday afternoon. 3-0 tgidles Aid Society meets with Mrs. Charlton, on- Walnut, near Han­ over. A large altond.iin-v is de* sired. Special business will come up. This is sewing day. Bring thimbles and needles.- Mr. Man To-day is the best day to buy your FALL SUIT or-OVERCOAT. A big selection in a variety of thc newest models and fabrics made by “THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER” make buying here easy. Come in and see thc new models, try them on, look them over and tell tis what you think about them. You'will not be urged to buy. NEW EALL SWEATERS, NEW FALL MACK­ INAWS, NEW FALL HATS AND CAPS. Emmanuel Cliiirrh. flex, ('enroll L Bates. Rector. Bishop McCinnick has dianged the day for his visitation to n dale one week earlier than prevtnmily announced. Hr will be with us on Sunday morning. NovemlnT 15. Until thal dale then* will He weekly preparatory led lire* in tho parish house on Friday at ,:3n p. m. All welciimi*. Suhjrcl next Friday, thf* pccond •ariidr of the Nicriir Creed. “I Believe u ' Loni Jem* Christ.** Sunday services as follow*: Holy Communion 8dm .1 jii. .Morning Prayer and Sermon, 'JO a. in. Evening and second dnrdi lii*ry. word sketch “SI. Coin id How Un' Church Bcga Scollaiid’’. 7:30 n. m. Morrill, Lambie & Company Hastings, Michigan One Price Clothiers IHE NEAL WAY DRINK OR DRUGS Wc arc showing New Fall Silks, Dress Goods, Coatings and Suitings Just in—a new line of Sweaters for Ladies and Children, The Angora—Very fine grades and all Sizes—Something Different. Some of thc smartest Fall Models in Coats are now on thc way to our ready-to-wear department. You should wait and sec them. We Want You To Visit Our Store Every Time You Are In Town Though you may not wish to buy now, make our place your headquarters while in thc city. Wc arc receiving shipments of peaches daily and can quote you very reasonable prices. Neal Institute* in 60 Principal Cities Free lleiliodiMs. Win. A. (aiyxxood, Paslor. There will be Sunday school at the. Free Methodist chuii h Sunday iiuirning al p:30. followed by nrvncliing al nlso preaching in Ihe evening at 7;:>' Midweek prayer meeting Thursdiy evening Tin* llrst Quarterly inerting for O OPEN TURN KEY Oil Pasted Polish u- Russet "Oil Paste” ins Friday evening; Saturday |i. in. ni 2:<Mi o'clock, nlso ttafiirdiiy eve­ ning. Sunday morning al II a. in. ami Sablialh cv*ldng..Aii old fash­ ioned love feast Sunday morning al t():OU'o'clock. »ry ' Hini'W Inal Pn- COIiUiGuTED M W. SMITH, D. C CHIROPRACTOR Cit. Phono 317 church fi l l .atronger to go mi, in I Im winning <>f souls and Ihi* build­ ing up of His kingdom. To Hun 81IH.TZ. Lizzie Zt'ibdl visiled rda' * ‘ Hastings frbnrl T'tioeday unlfP banliaed in Ihe evemiig service. Miss Mur II nml her of । .Mr. ami Mr.-. EImti Pennock, as al C. Sonnet'-1 siloverdnle viz a token of lheir interest, iitniln a gift of Ihe four new lights in Ihe ville's Sunday birill nf a Min !•» John Water* ami wife of -Tustin, formerly of Hum •• following firpis place. ixtcnii'ilieir iiearlie-i thunks ’ and Ilin ZitIh'I bill rm ling il ikiwii and nml widoidug il mul also Ihe cros— The Bank Book □ There is a lot of satisfaction in feeling a BANK BOOK IN YOUR POCKET and knowing that in it is recorded thc deposit ol a sum of money laid aside for some future need. - Keep aw^y from all Big Interest schemes. Tiic rate of interest (3 per cent compounded semi-annually) wc pay is afl that a conservative Bank can Safely and surely guarantee, bo you know your money is safczwith us and earning all you can expect it to cam. $1.00 OPENS A SAVINGS ACCOUfTWJT1I US Hastings National Bank I made a-blisiii'.-vv trip to Hastings i Saturday. ' Miss Margimrile Stinrlicomjr vis| ileil Hastings friend' Saturday mid Sunday. Sunday visitors ' al Chas. Km>ponnhle timl wifu of Raid ing*. Kenyon ami wife ami AllwU Warner ami fam­ ily of Cloverdale and Judd Kenyon mul family ot East l.-roy. Chas. Aldrich ami family vi-ild al. Hoanld McQiiarri**'* of Wall lake AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming on account of poor health I will have an auction sale on the William Troxel Farm, known as the old Knapp Farm 2/2 miles North and 2 miles West of the Nashville Standpipe on . Thursday, Sept. 24, ’14 Commencing at 10 O'clock a. m. I offer tho fallow Zg described property IIOllSl.S. Bay coir. 3 yew nhi. wC aUbut I Sorrel mil. lllll. ttl. lllHilll ..I.I ....H. ‘ Soliii Comfort riding plow ufruid of curs or aulu*. LOWS. „ I nn sealed hiiggv .Spoiled riixx. s vrs. yld, j|lxiiiff milk Durham row. I x I'nltiie nml Belli I’iillon of Harbin Marlin Chamll<r and wife miih Corners were guests of I J. Hliullz Srlmol Notes. Editor. Gladys Him*. Our school began Monday Sept. /. with Mi-- Marguerite Slinrliromb of Wood I a nd teacher. . 't hr iwiTed spdl' l- for Ihe WP.rk were Helen Siinierville.: <iJadxs Him*. Emma (airpeiUer. Mnybdh' Hart And Raympnd Aldrich. Haymond Shultz. Herman T»*rprniug and Adelia Peake an ‘ soul on nccomil of sickness. We ... are very sorry not see them here ‘attend next he visitors during our first k were Bcrlhii Shull* and Adah ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY HASTINGS. MICH. .Hi-ailiiie- H\t|>. V.m-yd Johnquifit Grange Progrnm. will be a great help to tlu> aulm*. Mis* Maggie TeCiH'mng is Imiin* i from Gull lake for u few day*' Ilia Shullz and Frank Horn and Arahld Tobias spent Sunday al IChas. Laubauuh's ■>! Ih*lton. Big Interest Propositions Unsafe Hastings 11:00 n. in. worship ami mtiiuii. 7:30 n..m. worship mul seriripn. Tin* beaulifully decorated limlding. id* will otllriali* al both Un -• ii mxy lights, il/' special iii'i-ic. lb" throng of digcr faces, all romluii'-d to make llie day xrry mot mug. .■ppi Try BANNER Job Dept. Its O K jflUl “Where It Pays to. Pay Cash” Phone 9 Mclhodhd Enhiupal Church. Ilex. Hiism-II II. Ilrrady, PnSlur. Services next Sunday a.- follows: THE CHURCHES Baptist Chiirch Neus. , nihl ,'ain ami THE PIERSON STORE al the church Sepleml»-r charge of District Elder, lie 95 PER CENT pl.-.’l riril ’ Time is ripe for canning pears and tomatoes, your supply. Woiuau'-. Auxiliary at tin- Rcclory next Tuemlay afternoon al 3:00 o’clock. Por free book and high class references in confidence, cab, w£jlc, or phone the NF.AL IN'STITITK, Ml Woodward Ave., Detroit, Phone Grand 7(10, or 71 Sheldon Ave., Grand Rapids. 5-6-7 Now Hendershott Bldg. IN THE HEART OF HASTINGS braliun or Holy Giininunion at 10:0(1 Overcome* the cause and effects of using of suffering IniHp Is The Pierson Stpre W. R. C- Meeting. Tim member* of the Executive committee uf the W R. C. are re­ quested to nie'iq ~at Hie Host Hoorn. Munday, BeiAember 30, at 3:00 p. u» Order, Chairman. I 2 Fixe 11ailli eiillixulorN lumber wagon • Mingle liuggy Pair sleighs SH '.rule*. *»IHI llrs. rapuril.x , t.rind 'tune Pair sheep dippers, nearly nrxx lleud ol yearling '.mb ■i .spring calxi-v Hill. Iliad, soxt xxith.fi pigs White soxx, dur soon While sou. due 'ooh 2 lloil'. xxeigliiug 150 Io 2W Hi'. lairgr copfirr kclllr ‘ lairgr iron kellle an Pi>-,1 bolt* digger 3 Com planter* Corn culler Ollier article* nt»l mi nlinm d HOT LUNCH AT NOON Terms of Sale: der aii1.iS5.w<.ru.i*. cash. Over that amount one year's time will be given bn bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No property to be removed until settled for. ** ERVEN TROXEL, Proprietor HENRY BIDELMAN AUCTIONEER JAMES HOWARD CLERK �THE HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 17, 1IM. PAGE SIX IWdleville Royal Kenyon and family have .j-riurrmd from .Merritt, where they have been sprndingjhe -ummer mi their ranch, Wesley Schnndelmayer i« the gueal of his parent*. '!*••* Sclmn3_.-------------- 1 —nf|,,r twins gone tin* been in the •real Food i*u in On Saturday thrio occurred one CELEBRATED BOLOEH of the old time exhibitions on our WEDDIN6 AMHIVERSARY streets. Ihe old 11*1 method nf *ee: ing who was tho bolter man. Mrs. H. E. Miller. Monday. E. F. Blake irnnsucl.il business I Mr. mid Mrs, II. E. Miller nnd Mr*. Mr. and Mix Charles A. Neuluqd, of Robin/on mOTor.M m Moline Satur­ in Grand RaphK Monday. S. W. Rutland, mid Children day and visited relative. Enjoyed FrMhiHrs Saturday . । Mr. and Mrs. Chofles A. New-! land, prmnlneni pioneer residents of southwest Rutland, celebrated Hie golden univer-ary of their wmIding on Saturday. They tirst iit.lemied an anniversary dlufiFr nt which relatives alone were invited al the Imine of their daughter.I Mr. and Mrs. Il.>. Holly motored। Mr-. Emerson Edg« r. In the eve­ i.v.-r to Kalamazoo Friday i« visit ning a reception wa- held at fhei their daughter. Mr*. Ague- Fisher and family, returning Sunday. (Ucodland last ■‘course" wa- served by lheir oldest daughter. Mi-. Alida Hognr•lus of Chicago, who brought in a tray containing two golden bags containing gifts of *30 in gold from Hie children nml *.M in gold from other relatives. They also receiv­ ed many other gift*. The room* were beautifully decorated witii golden rod and bitter-sweet. In (ho evening, an inform: I re­ ception was held nt Ihe farm home Mrs. Ann‘White <.f Grand Rapid* I* the guest of II. G.-Benewny nnd family-.*iitd other friends in the Refined May be saved from discouraging disaster, and the over-worked nerves of the tired hostess saved from further irritation from the annoyance of having ALL the care of preparation and baking of the Fancy Pastry required IF our phone is used and we guarantee to fill your order for Party Cakes Fancy Cakes When you have your party, order your pastry from us. It will be all right if we make it. Everything we make is made unt^er the strictest sanitary rules. : : : : : ; ; Star Bakery & Restaurant "Quality Bake Shop' .... - accompanied the remains from Mimreapolis. Minn. The Epworth League will give a reception to the teachers of our High school on Monday evening at the M. E. church parlors. All are nn it e<l. .Mis* Amanda Eisenlohr of Haug- in the school. Mrs. Laura Kepkey of Uibmoosa Mich.. is visiting her sister. Mis Howard Rii-m'II and brother GibHal ton and James Keykry and fam M. E. .Ionian and W. .1. Hayward were nicely entertained al a duck dinner by Frank Hrandsletter and wife on Wednesday. Sw.-n Abrams goe* with a cam*. Macaroons Tarts Puff Paste to Order Phone 381 Hastings, Mich. Ann Arbor.’ Here i* hoping 'hat success will attend him.. Mis* Letta Hanies held her fall opening of millinery Saturday. We understand -he sold and took Shoes Made New Mrs. Alida Harrell returned from Grand Rapids Monday afternoon. Calvin Harrell accompanied her a* tar as Grand Rapid* before.return­ ing to Richmond. Ind. Dr. Thompson. wife and children arrived in tip* village on W-odne— Mr« H. s. Earl of Galesburg >eiil the latter part of last and ie fan* part of Ibis week visiting i*r sister. MY*. Alber SheliJon. Frank Fuchs of Detroit is inakig tn* sister. Mrs. John Dell, a Will Warner report* raising Ihe rlimnpion nui*k melon of lhe' *i’a-: sun. -It weigle-d fifteen pounds. Mr*. Alina F.*tabr«iok ha* grow­ ing in her garden a tomato which i* six inches in diameter and twenty inehe* in circumference, mid keep* right on growing. The losing side m a cbftti’Ji! held iiridi- to Knlnm:i''»* on lheir wed­ ding trip. Aboul 10 year* rfgo they settled on Ihe farm in Rutland, their homo being in a log-cnbin on the Inrm. Hero their eight children were born. Through hard work and thrift, they prospered nnd nlimit 2tt year* ago they litiilt a now farm house, the' present. homestead, from which they retired two year* ngi). Tho children are: Mr*. Alida Rogardu*, Chicago. Mr*. Emerson Edger. Rutland; Gi-orge Newland. Olivet; Mr*. John Storm*. Englew‘iod. ilal.: MF*. Fred Heinds. Battle Creek: Bert New­ land; Mr*. Charlo* Robertson, Mid-dli'villr"; Fred Newland, Redland the going was good. • . W. E. Richard*, wife and Tlanah- of the M. E. rhurch enlorlniiu'lt ler, Irene. <>f Marion arrived W-d- Hie winning side aj their ball Fri•lay a’tli rnomt A number of surAmong tin* relative* from away G. Ii. Whitmore and who ntlcnded Ihi* anniversary Sat-1 refMfthntfnl s unlay wen*: Andrew Wicringa Mop-.s Hingham. of l*lniimrll Dannie Ci*lcr ho* resigned hi* Mr*. Julius Kithball. Plainwell; Mr*. |H»sil4on in M. E. Thompson's meal looking over a land deal. Mr. ami Mr*. G'eorge Davis. Mr. Lihbio Mcltobrrl*. Ml. Pleasanl. market on'-hreount of ill hcajth.' • -e was in Grand Iowa; Mr. and Mr*. Dewitt Cole,; Owen King was .a visitor a| the ■** Wedm-’ilny. Hattie Creek. Mr. and Mr*. Will hmm* <>f Mrs. Sophia Chaw, Sun­ i* again hi , I he Sweitzer mid daughler of Wood­ gnrlu*. of Saginaw; Mr. Lnzern day. • ....... ... Thompson, in 11gbury and S...C. Van Houlin and Earl Towne. Milo; Mr J. W. Armstrong nnd wife motor­ meat market. lie inontly sold family of Ihe village were enier- Brown. Augusta, Mich. ed to Consluntim* Sumlny morning •ml hi*, market. hihwd lo dinner by Mr. .nnd Mr*. Brown. Augusta. arid will be guests of his $nn Ross George Lefller id their farm lioim* nhd family and an* expected home west of ihe village Sunday. soirrit west maple grove. Tuesday. lime. lie will: Ed. Rider were Mr*. Carrie Cassel i* speiiiliiig n Mr. and Mr*. Ferd' Thoma* of Mrs. HtM’lv* and daughter Mi** taking a ri/le when but a short dis­ few days visiting her ilaughier* at Hasting* spent Sunday at Dave Ihvlu* of New York slate an* guest* tance west of Hie. village, when il Kalamazoo* nnd Eaton Rapid*. Brown*. •■might atire. There being several Rev. Kenyon and wife left Mon­ Mis* Nellie Donovan, who al tend* tained .Charles William* gallons of iKt.soliue. aimard Jack at day by auto to nitend the M. E. school nt Nashville,' spent Satur­ of Hasting* over Sunday. i-onferenee al. Muskegon which I* day and Sunday at horn*. is badly Sir. ami Mi*. Cyrus Huxlnn. in Rev. and Mrs. Freeland are at­ company with Mr. and Mr*. T. Nor­ mail on his roul**. No. I but slighllv injured, il •« thought. returned . The tirst M. E. Aid Society *up- tending the if. IL conferein-e nt ris of Baltimore, motored lo Com­ Mrs. W. F. Hevcninc linuid Rapid* Hii* week, anil Rev. from Three Oak*' Mi* Y per. after Hie summer* vacation, ami Mr*. Lyon attended Ihe rniii- stock last Thursday to visit Mr. John N'orri* of that place. noon after a week’* v, w:i« was well Utteildi-d tiil<*n<l>-<) last Iasi Fl'idav eve- ral conference al Caledonia «a«t and'Mr* Mr. and Mr*. Jay Ode and chil­ C. Laulher and family. niitg and thoroughly week. Who thc pastor* of ihe dren visited!at Clyde Cole'* SunL. W. Fenton of Grand Rapid*! all. wa* tin* guest of hi* mother AngeMr*. Egrl lainib anil line ‘KeAtnn and hrollnr Will <uf' chiidrt nt. lent Sunday at David Friday. nnd Cdiiuni; Hiram Walt* ha* been Inid Mi** Kila Rubbiird returned i ii mil" trip l>> Lmi'iug the pnsl two week* by a ve Mi** Lillian Harding left for Thursday from an exlcnd<*d visit I ■ to consult the Attorney hand caused by a nail catching hi* with friend*. on a matter in regard* to hand while removing a handful ><f Hauer. Mielu on Monday where she will resume her duties ns •nt mad dog ileal. ' leaehiT in Hie same school^i* ln*l Thompson a* number of Woodland year. nitenilir.g the County Mr. and Mr*. Ray Oslrolli and feeling line ami taking a treatchildren visited Mr. and Mr*. Ralph leave Wednr-dav mi'ining and will Last week Monday the stork Swift Sunday. later take a nm?1i ner<l»*d iv.-i. Arthur Brown nf .Baltic Cnek Fhiyd j-tov«*n- reuir>w*d—Thin.*- was found 16 have riiliii**.' There again visited our village Ihi* lime a line baby girl with Mr. visiled'hi# parents. Mr. and Mr*. •lay iiimuing morning iu lo mIn- ueui*bom- in. m n.naKaln-| i- -ihi danger le-uliing if Uealmvnl leaving day mid Mr*. GiHjrge Parrott. The David Brown, Friday.. marnn and will take up-hi*-school i- taken in tiiiY**’. it i* Hninied. happy parent* will' remain with Born In Mr. and Mr*. David A*work in Chicago in flctohcr. Mildred, only child *d Mr.-im-l!,wa- iiiTfio village With a IfiK- foa<l' Gimidi«:i_and .Grrnnliea I’acroit un­ pinall, September 2, .a daughter. Mr*. John Finklwiner Jr_ divd ali,of Elberta* nn Friday, which found! til the mother and Miild me abfe, Mesdaim-* Mary McIntyre andOlive Mclnlyre and ilaughbZ her home west, of town Saturday | wli‘*r> they have every Edith visib-d Mr*. Ida Chee*man evening, funeral Tuesday aH<-r-' । h-adines* to begin house Thursday. noon at Ihe home “of R<-v. J._IL I ping Westbrook nnirialmc. . Burial m[ All enjoyed a good social even­ ing with the "1'11 Try" Chili al Mr. Ihe Middleville rcmeUTy. TEN 816 AUTOMOBILE LOADS Boni lo Mr. mid Mr*. Albert |.< and Mr*. Claud Hoffmajj's Saturday valley a ll'-ijb. boy at their home! e.ycning. OF HASTIN6S REBEKAHS1 at Burton. , Marrjjd al the home, of the I bride* parent.*. Mr. nml Mr*. Al­ ... . -1 Knnv-r- aim no n-niiu W.. nma un.l M... ► ......... , ....... Went to Freeport Tuesday Etc. bert Harding. Thursday. SepteinJohnson motored from Grand Rap•• • • ----Th- H.irry County fan will al- Deyrce Tciftn Exemplified Work. b<-i to at 12 o’clock. Miss Fem Harding and George Hall of Glenn''!?i ’I?."'13?' ’fnr ei?i,in“ r“,:'Uv' ' trarT tunny from "ihi. Fine Banquet Followed. wood.. Midi, the ceremony being , ,md attending Um fair I wo.«l« Hite week. W performed by tho Rev. R. U. Garwork at the flouring null al Irving iclt of Berrien Spring*. The •her* of Ihe Hiawatha Imdge of II. for Dr. Butler. . bride wa* becomingly, gowned in le-kahs. of lids city, went Io Fret After o short Mr. and Mr*. William John-on evening nnd w«-ic blue silk poplin. journey 'to - Ber/jon left Saturday !■> vii-it: thvif son daughter of Mr. aft.f Mi*, J<3m rveporl Ri-baknh*. wedding Rollo and wife at Decatur. legree team. Mr*. Springs, mul also lo (ilenwnixl. calur. j LiuklieiniT..living three mile* wf.*l where they will visit the. groom's Rolierl Gurri-t' hud wife and.,,, ,m-<i parent*. 'They will be al hqme lo David Pender and wife motored to! |„..,rt trouble. Funeral Tm-’-Uv Grand Rapid* ’Sunday mid *pent; flol„ th. home. Mildred has not dm-lftig tin- inilinlion of two candi­ Hn-ir many friends at the home of the.day with friend-. j • • date* into the Freeport Rebekah (he bride where they expect to re­ Ernest White i» painting the Irv- . lodge. After this came a short main for the roniing year. Mr.-mid Mr*. Will Ogden and -Ipg flouring mill. niusiral, pxOgrmn. which wa* great­ Mr*. William Bingham. liis- Mmily i-njnyed. Following-1 Jii* cmin- a daughter* <»f Assyria, Mr. ami Mr*. Jey. of Plainwell is the guest «»f her ifriuid*. Sin* was ’a v«*ty» lov.ild** delightful-and sumptuous baiutuei ElWood Ogden of I’entlelil mid Mr. •laughter, Mr*. W. H. MrKcvilt and child and will he greatly missed. - at which the more than U) Hasting* mid Mr.*. Everett Shepherd nnd husband for a few day*. • I John Rilrbi<‘ and wife have Rvhaknli* were gu« *1* of honor. children • of Assyria attended a Andrew Finkbeiner mid wife-mo- packed and stored,their liousolydd Orchestra music enlivened th^ban- family reunion at Harry Hinkley'* Saturday. tqrad to Grand Rn|>id» Saturday. 'gno<l* and after spending a short Mr*. Mary Babcock i* spending Mis* Je-<w» Johnston -leave* very considerate uf tho male driv­ Thursday for Now York City to al­ Kalamazoo will leave for Florida er* of Hie. HI automobile*, and they some time in Battle Creek-visiting ien Columbia University. d«l. ample-Justice to the banquet relative*. Mr*. Jiinie Garrett visited her Miss I'lnrenre Bisbee of Mulino. Mr. Wellman ha* geluim-d lq also. The Hasting* member*, of Stanton of : Mi** Rhea Brandstefb.-r will leave Hasting* to work in a barber *hop. the order-, enthusiaslically praise sister. Mr*. Russell Tuesday’ morning for Oberlin, colChnrh** William* ami wife of the fraternal spirit.shown'by lheir Dowling,. Sunday. Ifgo^ Oliio, to take up a course'in Ha*ting*. spent the week end as 1 Freeport sisfer*. music. . SDITH CAKTLETON AND Mr*. Elmer King of Grand Rap­ i*n rnlertnining two t-oustn? from MAPLE GROVE SOI ITUWFkST CAST LETOX. id* jpeut Inst week-with her broth­ the earf. Mr*. Emnu.'lL Feigtmer ha* been Mr. mid Mrs. Walton, of Soulh er John Shriner returning lo her Th<* mad dog scare has resulted I entertaining relatives from the Maple Grove spent Sunday at "Ed. home Katuntay. in Ihe death of a goo«| many dog* northern part of the state. Hafner's. .Mra. Charira Gordon and bahy ar­ that wore known t<» have been bit­ Mr. and Mr*. John Ochampaugh Mr. Hicks tnoveR Into Mrs. Mcrived Thursday ami will make this ten, and som<* that the owners did nnd children spent Sunday at E.. Beth'/place Monday. her future -home and will occupy not car* to take -the risk of keep­ Feighner’s. „ Sterling Deller returned from his the house recently vacated by John ing confined for so Inng: also in the Miss Lillie Hrutfini hjiRjUi her camping trip at Pine luike. Sunday. Richiti and wife on Broadway. arrest nf some that either did not school in the Branch district Mon­ Mrs. Ed. Hafner nnd daughter J. H. Coon* ami Carl Serve know nf tho quarantine or else day. visited at Mrs. Sarah Smilh'*, in improving their blacksmith shop failed lo obey Ihe law. nnd in a Mrs. John Ochampaugh and chil­ Vermontville. Friday. " by building a new cliirnnoj- and good many argument* as to the dren spent Saturday with Mr*. Al, Mr*. Fred Pajks visited Ihe two new forge* and will improve value of dogs in general. bert McClelland. Nashville school Friday, That’s the kind of service you will get at our new Electric Shoe Repair Shop. Often when a shoe is repaired it looks cheap and like an old shoe still—when we do it now with this new machinery and skilled shoemaker we have—The Shoes Will Look Like New Ones. Full and Complete Equipment When we concluded to put in an Electric Shop we decided to put in .the best equipment we could buy so that the work we put out should be absolutely first class, and wc have done so. It don’t make any difference what part of your shoes need attention we can do ihe work and we—-GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. Kapid Shoe Repair Shop Ironside Shoe Co. Proprietors ! Hastings, Michigan / Jefferson Street right good will, accomplishing n Baptist church in Hasting* Sumlny wild giHMl Joi of work and lixiilg a pir-co nt one o'clock. Tlie friend* anil neighlmrs all ex­ d <tf ju-t *m h a Job. auu which tend‘their heart felt sympathy in from Chicago who s-orlhy of much |trai*c. Wo Hieh’ hour* of bereavement to Mr*. session in a short Lancaster mid little children. time. runt other communities may lake Mr*. Walter* ami Della Ragla nfMr. and Mr*. F. F. F,ug<-m* Itavi* has recently .Mcr ami Mr*. John Morri* Mumt Sunday with.tho latter'* nmllier. Mr*. JJillenbendiT wlio'iu ^they found not so well a* usual. • Mr. a|id Mr*. Royce Sweet were in Grand Rapid*. Saturday pur­ chasing fumll * • They will Ii to Ihqirj friend* after Mr. and Mr*. Albert l/ nmgs in Hastings and went.'with .the fri-pds to Harryville. where he • l.iugiiler Ians, of JAluedm/i Sumiay with Mr. pud ..Mr/. iiyru; was laid to rest. Huxlon. Mr*. Will ’ Strickland is on' the Mr. and Mr*. Ted Stanton sick list. al Eltner Wiles in Assyria. Sunday. । gain as rapidly ns hi* friend* would Mr. and Mrs. Willis Healey have; gmte to Battle Creek Where Mr*. like Io see. Futurist Window Display. children of near HradPy spent suiue time. We hope she will be; An Oxford street store has turned Sunday visiting friend* Imre. . , henetlted by them n* she has been Delbert Latta, who i* • attending in extremely jMmr health for some one of Ita wlndowa into a fbturlat boudoir, which Is a regular ''Midsum­ high school in Middleville spent tiipe. mer Night's Dream." the wei*K end with hi* people livre.; Mr. ;|I1( and Mrs. Sam. There in an oxydized bed with black G|nd<*on Briggs lln(*hcd footling! j .nm’ii,.,. sheets and pillows, black and whlt< Waler Slanlt of Wnyland.did the work. He striped wall paper, spruce and orangi pul a galvanized steel roof on cushions scattered about at randott school house. on sofas or on the door, and finally Ernest Kenyon mid family call­ one of these very green china par ed on I.. Wunderlich mid family CLOVERDALE. rots, the reason of which la not ap ' . ' Air. nml Mr*. Cell Conyer of Sunday.' parent.—Washington Herald. Cressey, spent Sunday with Mr-: liiiyce, Bain nml wife of Coals Grove visiteik at Frank Cain's Sunnnd Mr*. I.ewi* Acker.. Conrad Kahler received the sad <lav. ------.. Etfn L..r. Rniisba. । LucileLucile-Wunderlich Wunderlich wn* ’">»« nn »« over Modern Proverb. new* .. that - n,:.• liiima. di'nii." H«- left Mumlay! s»*n«lay «’f Mr*. Claud kunLo, It is cuy to bo happy when for Petoskey, where the funeral 1 "f Ji".’’ • ’Tf , . . the aun ahlneth and tho birds sing and wilt >>•• held I Alma Wunderlich nnd dnughler thine aches are forgotten, drat ’em— Mr and Mr* Fred Gibson I->'ha altendi-il the funeral of MilMeditations ot Jeremiah of Joppa. Saturdny in Kalamazoo and -in1,nn J-nnmg* which wa* held at the Richland. I :------... l.lllircn |— Church .MMr*. N'oltx ,----There will tie preaching next if Sunday morning al 10:00 a. m.; H evening at 7:30 and the *' Young ' Peoples JUlianre . Junior* meeting, nl -3JM) Saturday. Sunday school a I 11.00 A married woman with a bank account in her own Sunday. name can justly feel independent. As a rule the wife is the economical member, of the household SOUTHWEST UXPI.E GROVE and as a class they are more saving than the men. A large number of wonfen' have bank accounts here . vicinity, located norih from Lewis'! and transact lheir own business. Would it not be Hill's to'Chas. Stricklnml's, wasi, greatly impn>v»*i| one day last week I1 wise to open an account for thc wife and allow her by a road bee Four farmers fnttnji the proceeds from certain sales or earnings for the Baltimore township. furnishing: necessary expenses of the home. 4% on deposits. their teams lo draw gravel as fol- । lows: Lewi* HilL Uyde Cole. Irv- 1 ing Miller and Wm. Man hews and । Dan'l fninkelbcraer and Cha*. Sricklund of Maple Grove. These i with the Overseer, Levern Shaffer, , hired'* shovelers comprised I and two h:;. Who Worked all day with a Ml. Ihe bee^Who -------------------------------- ’’rJ'0’!'" ?nr'l Vi*. A Bank Account FARMERS STATE BANK �It’s Been Said HE basic elements of en- thusiam are usually active intelligence, good digestion reasonably clear conscience. as hard to get enthusiam out of a grouch as it was to get Huerta out of Mexico. But then there’s usually good reason for grouches and many come from the want of a few dosers of ifyat's After Salt. brightens the whole system. It ** y Whilb-more spout -Saturday I iunday with her parentfc’ sic McKibben spent Sunday: ’ Parker Erway Southwestern Barry Mis* . Beatrice Carrotherg of I Hasting* ha* been vmiIiiik I*>i? Leonarit mid Bernice Pennock for' the past few days. Talmailge King left last Friday' for l.afayeHc, hid., where Im hog a. |M>.dliun for (he year teaching manual training in the school* there. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Chase of Kai-, amazoo were at Mrs. Orren Bar-| mil's Thursday. The fatdles' Aid In-Id a special meeting with Mrs. Win. Hull Fri­ day evening. Gr^ydon Blackman is again working for the same firm he has been with for tlie past two years. Mrs. Easton veiled Mr. and Mrs. Orr al Milo from Thursday until Sunday. Mrs. Doyle of Augusta spent sev- Mrs. Gilbert Searles. Hot. John Sliter left Moniuly for Muskegon to attend the M. E. con­ ference. . Mrs. Brown of near Hickory spent Inst week with tier son and family, Mr. nnd Mrs. James Brown. MiI i ed <ireen returned Tues­ day from the hospital in Giaini llapids.’ Him is feeling fine from tier rectnl operitHon. Mr. and Mp>. llenau and Mr. and Mrs. Gale were in Detroit last RHEUMA Primary Room. This yearMftid* in wit rolltlieill. nf III {Hlpii* of are new btglhiier*. hmiiii Fern McCue and G<x*fs havo les-n perfect spellers........... The fifth grade ave (.•hjoylng-ph? Barbers. Saturday • Sunday. •C.liurch nnd Society. Mr. and Mrs. Chain The Methodi*!’ Protestmil of Banliohl were e Aid nt«d :tl Uh? homo of former’s brother. h, Mrs. Marlin Peter*. Frida and family Friday. tcinlij-r 11th for supper. John Oswald has ............. Ford runabout and Charles Cook an Overland louring rar, Mr: nnd Mrs. ' •Ffank Cooper . were gi Wright’s, Sunday. PLUMBING <5 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING If you have any work in the above lines I shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices as low as I can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Jjyslctns, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. Mrs.’ Robert jjufilnii Among lh<* gut'sls w.-ie Erijlirks of Allegan. Mr-. James Bnfvhi-ll mid two dmu-lilei’*. of Hichhind. Mr*. Claien.-.- H.inmtoml. Mr*. Manty Billing!' ami Mi*. Eddie Farr, of South Pine Lake. The an­ nual election of ofllret* was in or­ der amf the followim.- wen- rh-cl<-d for the ensuing -jrrar. i’le-ident, Mrs. Laura White; Ao-e t*»- .. Mr-. DELTON. CHAS. DENEAU, MICHIGAN. Fall Weather is Here And You Will Want Something to Ellis E. Faulkner THE REXALL STORE MICHIGAN DELTON week from Orchard Lake where she * has been spemlitig sex'vral weeks with her pau-uls. Mr. ami Mrs. Browning. Mr. nnd Mrs. McNaughton and Mrs. Goodwin and family of Battle Creek were Sunday guests al Merv. have something warm for all Mimlay al Joe H i Ella Itm-khol.i > >b L.wdeli, of I Extra Early Sale of We still have some White Dress Goods After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waistings, White Crepes, etc., will be sold at Less Than Actual Cost. Children’s Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. Farms For Sale to purchase goods when thc market is low and who giv^ps von the benefit of hisxforcsight. H. WILKINSON Prairieville, Mich. Per Cent Delton. State Bank Capital Surplus DOWLING Ask Yourselves Some extra good bargains Goods. both Phones Wm. RENKES & SON atnazoo spent Sunday nt limpo. I'm. -Gillies had the misfortune qiraiii his km-e last Wednesday. i. Parker of Gni«« Like Is ric­ her brother. Fred Gale. also ii*r’ ‘ ’.■dMesf-»Mrs. HFKimld*. the pioneers frequently. The Helton Study Chib held it.* tirst meeting nf the year with Mrs. Horton Friday. Two excellenl napers were given. One entitled. Nature nml Scnpo of Economics" was given by Miss Florence Leon­ ard mid the oilier. ‘‘Ocean and Frank Dietrich, Inland Transportation" was given lins and dmigldei by Mis* Bessie Faulkner. We ran to Like 04.— .. > ’liidil >20.000.00 6.000.00. Ml in n-*.. jjood hiiihlim./s.... Ml nrres. jiihhI liuildiiitis ....... XOllil Ml burrs, rvir.i liiiildiiiys....... il.iMin IW aeiTS fair ImiiM*. jimrfl land m-ar Nm-lnillc. price, riylil. 125 nrrrs. extra leiililim.i(jmsl farm .................... lilt! acres, fair huildimi*.. I2H iirn-s. (pioil Inilhlirqis. it) aci-i-s, ji<H»d lmihlhi(|s .. 1’20 aws. extra biiildiu<|s 12V ncrcs, extra huihlinn** SV ai-n-s. (jood Iniiltlinus 120 ai-n-s. extra rmififiiiy* lb m-n-s. good Injildiug-. That is what this store has dohej that is what it is doing now. At thc first intimation ol an advance in price wc purchased a large quantity at considerable risk to ourselves and arc now giving you . wilh a $1.00 purchase of olher groceries. This latter condi­ tion is simply to protect us against dealers who, at this price, cuuld buy sugar Aiuch more cheaply of us than from any wholesaler. Ask yourscl this for you? is question: Has your grocer done Ezra Morehouse & Go. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prcs. A. A. Aldrich, P __ Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLeay Wm. Elliott J. G, Hughes Notice nf Hearing Claims. Slate of Michigan, County of Bar- Gcorgc J. Doster L. B. Tecrpcning Leonard ns aonrhs Tho di.,»*o team have very kindly otTen-d grounds to th" Indic*, nml n n ing wijll Iny hold again this for imiking final nrrmigcpientministration of said estate liiiy be ter which the team . will 1 granted to C. I’. Larrabee, or to work. some other suitable person. It is Ordered, That lha Ittlh day of , October. A. D. 191 i, .at ten o'clock in Uiq forenoon, at said probate office. be nnd is^hcreby apiwiiuted for liparing said petition; . It fs Further flfdered, That pub­ lic notice thereof he given by pub­ lication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous lo said day of hearing, in the Hast­ ings KANN Ell, a newspaper print­ ed and circulated in said county. Chas. M. Mack. 'Judge of Probate. allowed, for creditors to present .their claim* agnirisl the .-Mate o.f Edward N. Buller, Jatu of said coun­ ty, deceased, and that all creditor* of said .ti'C.Msed an- i.-quired In pnwnt (Ifeir claims to said i’lxibale CotirL nt. tin* Pnibale Office in the City pf Hustings, for exmiiinnhop unu allowance, <>u or before the jHh day of Jiimimy mat. and that Grace Bauer, . such claim* will bo heard before Jlegisjer-of Probate. said Cqurt, on.Saturday, the t'ih day of January nexL ui ten o'clock -in the forenoon ofTlmt day. Dated September 9th, A. I». 19H. ‘Has it ever ntruck you there la one CHAIH.ES M. MACK, way In which girls’ cnUrjjee have nev­ • Judge bf Probate. er altnuipted to rival the meu'e?" •'What way la that?" Order for Puhliciilion. "They, never attempt to apply the Stale of Michigan, ’ihi Probate Court for the County of Barry. EAST BMIIIY. Al UTtession of said court lieliHul’ Ihe probate office, in tho City of 1 John Stahley spent Sunday at Bastings,-in said county, on. the home. i"ilh day of SepU-mlxT A. D.’ifHL Boni, lo Mr, and Mrs. Karl Bris­ Present; lldn. Chas. M. Mack. tol an pound son, who will an­ Jiidge-pf Prnfiate. swer lo Ihe ijaine oLIloyal Clare. - In the Mailer of tlie Estate of Mrs. F. E. Jone* in,doing work Jowq.li' B. \\ ertmmi. decea-ed. am! cantig for Mrs. B.ristul ami Jennie Wertman. widow of »md deceased, having tiled in said com t Mr. and Mrs. F. Town called on lo-r petition, praying that the ad- daisy Tuugale, who is sick. graveled roce Mr and Mi Harold have Mr.-and Mr*. from a fixe months visit-with hii son Chas, dud wjfe nf Tiny'. ’’ ' He'likes the West-so Well l will return in.October to i permanent home ” ’ Clark.* ton. Wnshinhton. fmm N’.irlh l>ak-u B -ii lo Mr. '.lut­ Monday. es, Mondayi a lu.y, Chalnwr Norris and family mov­ Si lmol Notes. ed back into lheir own home last Sc'cnlh Grndr. Tuesday. Arthur Gorham has |iurcl\ased Miss V.-lm.i Jesse Warner's farm of Hn urn’s. ■Creek is n wrlroim- mem George Garrison and wife visit-<-d their son .Floyd ami family Thursday. Bernice nnd Ethel Hill mid Edith taken up tin- *lmh Grayburu of Lacey.*i*-iil from Fri­ ..f V.-w Volk," in IL day until Sunday with Knjnlz ami hi-ion* or HerimiU Mae kell.ti^ Arithnu-iu '.Wesley Grax-liurn and fmully ofi Our cl.i; Lacey spent Sunday with T)r. ty-l- Hboiit the lar and wife. I ica.” THE PRICE QUESTION ON FURNITURE •i the .people v: Barry >tiung >iih. We arc new lines and They furniture tor every room. in theholme and article not jomul in «»t»r regular stock. we will be ’ es oi the leading is no trouble? to make a *ati*f sclcctiuii. THE PRICE QOESTION <c is small ami «*ur ... operating , , . , .. . Hglrt: as wc I.nv’iur cash mid get tb 1 w. can MEET ANY COMPETITION idle boast. Wc invite you u. put us to the AND THEN SOME. ,c Vjny purchases- <•( furniture. • Wc would . , <>iir-line ■■■' Bed Room Suits, Parlor Furniture. ■Couches', Rockers, Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, etc. Yoh will l>c stirpi’iscd and ple:i*cd with tlie money saving’opportunities we can offer in Furniture. DELTON, MICHIGAN �page nflfrr THE HASTINGS BANNER Fur Sale-M ronin hoiise. nearly I Gwinn lo the srarrlly <>f 1 now, in second ward Hard and 1 will |H»y 5 cnjiits i*n* h >ofl. wilier, gas.Phone IIK-3! ■UDounl ■>( H..... 1. wli'd*’ bags'. . Hasting* Milling rings. 2wk« For Sale—Hide delivery rake in lli>l Wauled—Work class condition. M. \V. Poland.' vobk. Mr>. Imiiwk Mari** CfalrrM built, cleaned ami repaired. Ail work guaranteed. Phone or leave word al Smith's Market. Leu Sindh. City. It may b* recalled that Rudyard Kipling’s poem, "Th* Recessional" (“beat We Forget' i was never copy­ righted. but was a gift to Britain, the empire and the world. It was pub­ lished in the London Time* at the dia­ mond Jubilee and a check for gSOO wa* sent In payment This check-he returned, saying he would accept nothing for his poem, which be dedi­ cated to the nation, >o that It la open 1 for »A1 tho world to print and to uaci SEPTEMBER 17, IM 4. | Tli* JIn>Iuik» Milling Co. are pay­ ing W renin, a bushel today, ihe wm on* afterncton giving a bridge name an the elevator*. Oals and party, whan. ju«t before th* guvata be­ ryr also declines? Butter and eggs gan to arrive, ah* found that aha had not a sufficient nutqb*iz‘of chalra In her desperation she bethought baraslf of a near by undertaker who might b* willing to let her hava a faw of th*. needed piece* She telephoned and wa* horrified at th* reply: "Why. certainly. Mr*. Smith. We'U let you have all you want at half­ price tbe doctor gives ua ao much ' Here'* a curious Item, Joshua!" sad claimed Mr*. l^mington, spreading out tbe Blllovllle Mirror In her ample lap. "The Nellie E. Williams of; Gloucester reports that she saw two: whales, a cow and a c*Jf. floating off Cape Cod the day-before yesterday.** < •Well. ma."J«plied old Mr. Leming-' ton, "whai^the matter with thatf** > "Vyhy, it'a ail right about the two yshalea. Joshua, but what bothers me is how th* cow and oalf got way out -BANNER WANT ADV& PAY. Allrtillmi—I h;n** stnrljNf ii|i my d**r milt nt CarRoti <>nier. i For Kali* —Fin* summer home on itivile Hie pabtfnuge of tin- pi bank of Thomapple lake. In­ cluding house, barn and •hop. with % -acre land, mint* fruit. Price right. Phone 230IL Bert Sparks. _____ if Second Annual Banquet For Sale—Registered Duroc J«*i*ey hogs. Rolli sexes. Treated for cholera. J. E., McElwain. if. There la this thing aboul worthless • ' gkain. Jude Johnson: Whenever he strikes < wbsal. Na 1 watt*, a**; N*.l i a town that doesn't pleas* him hs! __ ... r. doesn't knock but gets out-—Atchison ays. «• ' ' ' For Sale-Nine room house, quire 107 So. Hayes St. . At Their Temple, Jtflcraonand Green Streets I'br Ralf -A durable general pur|hk<- horse. I3i*» |wiiind«. Naf* and ti good worker. A. Ik Bu*!t. Itrllon. Mich. If I <>-oi nnd skunk Wonted—Man with I ••am lo FOUND Phone 21. Middleville Ejciitingi*. Frank Pratt. Middleville. 3wk« WAY TO slock of general mrrvhuwdiM*. in3S-II*.___________ voicing almul $7Ji(Mi l«H-al.-.l in... . .....,,....1, Ih*<I little inland town in stale.’. L. . If you mean busin.^ a«|dn*M X.1 '' ' ■"' Wt,'V BASXKS om~. u. • “1*,.^ ", conspired to prevent him crossing tha channel. He cannot speak a word of French, and last week he .spent throe days In Paris. When he came back 1 went tb see! him. ' I think I have seen everything there| Nutice-I hereby forbid all hunting । mill (rapping on my farm. section J 35 Carlton. I will prosecute all trespassers. Mrs. Alice Cumming*., Poultry Wanted -1 am now bmah-d ——!—■ in building nt rear of lin • »i - ■'"_p ^dr rwUauranl. near Fanm*i*» Hiirliing Place. Phone 5fMR. J. <■ Kin'hiier. For Sulc—Hon....... .. Park For Kale—Shropshire ram. Nowrrby. Phom* l5(t-iS-lL said when t met-him. "because I dls-| covered thc Ideal way of seeing a ■ "Whenever I wanted lo go anywhere I signaled a taxicab and showed thc not more than a few hundred yard* । away from the hotel. Still the-cab I driver* determined that l should Im­ ! prove my knowledge of Part*. * _____ For Side— Two wid* lumbe , __ ■ ■Tl. _____ _ ____ — r...____ ___ wagon*. -••I Inavy i- .■Uhl | method of slghlsfrtng is to drive for wl work ha mens, ». May- half an hour In silence. Then you nard. 2yk* | f((,p the cab with violent signals., pro \j(. I duce your written address agalh and Wanted—Pmdlrv ■p|V>dl*-1 flo'irlah It In the driver's face. . Fruit.' “He amllea politely, and generally If ! treats you as though you are a naugh ———— I ty child. Meanwhile, a small crowd nd lid*' composed of polite individuals •<n Lincoln Park Addition.' ' ' aH anxious to proffer you their aervII. Perk. Phom* 311. ■ They direct you to different place* For Nntc—Ijii-s- »)/*• laxoril-- ot public Internal, nnd afler an ex­ har*l coal Iium* burner. A.*5jm, change of courtesies you start on an­ iioud condition. A. E. Hillier. other Joy ride for half an hour or so. buckwheat grinding, milking any day. sit l>m li.mi How to Win an Author. "There'* nd greaprr fallacy." said *p:iral«*. Highest prices paid f..i pmiliiv liv.-rcd nl A. .1. IL-iny barn, plmn» .331. il. F. Xiel J club, "than the popular one to the effect th*t writers don't like you to talk to them about their work. ’lark Twain exploded thia fallacy veil when hr aald that there were I three way a. of. pleasing an author: For Sale Cheap—A i.inu* puLjii ga«. Phone in; om* of hl» book*; *< rond. to tell him i yon have read all hl* books, and. third. ____ _ F'or.ilrnl;_ A hull*** on W**«l Wnl-| ,o “*** **ln» to let you read the manu­ mit -1. Furnace, light •* «rlpt bf hi* forthcoming book. Thu nttd-ga*. For hlfortn.'ilion pliom*| flrst way wins hl* respect, the second X* . Iwk ; wins hl* friendship. au<l;bt'‘thfr(i ulna -------4 -------------------------* ------------1 his love" ttlriilion lli- Tim word **piinninlrrd" wmclimes is nol worth much lo the consumer. n«prrially when hr 'know* ■milling iiImhiI Ihe lllllllllr. Bui Hie guarantee on . Clot hern fl Mill dr G. F. Chidester ery time. The quality of flour depends to some extent upon the proper BLEND­ ING of grains, upon the proper CLEANING of the wheat and taking out all the din and foul stuff. MILLING. But more than anything else it depends upon proper That's where KNOWING HOW comes in. With our unbroken record of more than 40 years' of successful manu­ facture of French's White Lily Flour, we have gained a lot of knowledge that you can't find in books. Every time that you buy a sack of .French’s White Lily Flour you get the benefit of that experience—and it all counts in improving the quality. You have to pay for that EXPERIENCE when you buy other brands of flour. You may not have to-pay for it in dollars and cents, but you DO have to pay for it in INFERIOR QUALITY. The great majority of the people of this county would not all be using FRENCH'S WHITE LILY FLOUR units, they knew il Jwrth/ BEST would they? TJfey are doing just what every one else is seeking to do. and this is to get the best for their money. have tried other flours. They have used French's White Lily; they But they all come back to French's White Lily Flour because it is the best made/flour on the market. * and polished: all cockle, broken kernels and foul stuff are taken out by special Found—A sum of moin-y. miv. llibt when you our nru Fall nnd Winter Models at S10 to $22. Good salesmanship may succeed in getting "first orders" for an inferior flour, but in the "long run” it is QUALITY that^vill decide the question ev­ It is also rhe cleanest flour on the market-because all the graines^vashed Mund. Hading-. Remember It’s “QUALITY” That Sells French’s White Lily Flour Into Thousands of Homes from one office to another they drove me all ruumj the city. Often after tho flrat day I knew Work Wanted—By ex|wrii*iirrd nurse. Phom* 3HI1L 2wk* N'otlre— Having Clothes protection Quality Counts these French cab driver* are. men with wonderful intuition*. They knew nt once that I really wanted to aee Pari* in all It* beauty. So they took charge For Rent—Furnished room* . for light house-keeping; ;d*o unfur­ Xollif I will have nished rooms. 213 North Board Any oin* wishing way. Phone SHIH 2wk* Tlirrebtcr, when we sell still of Clotlivrafl wr 1. nrr glad lo add our gtiariuilcr lo that of.thc' maker*. ]f you urr not sal 1*11 rd you ran hold its rr*pon*,lbh* ■ml ur'II M*r to HHurt you • nrr not I hr luM*r. C.orrrclctl Wrdnrflday After­ noon. Sept. ir-.gSSS5f*iSJyr*^.M.<e. j Wheat has taken a a^ert drop., } advance. j Mrtteud tWi.»«. SEE PARIS There la a very good friend of mine, whom I now call thc New Innocent Abroad, says a writer In the I^indon Time*. Though he liaa lived the great­ er portion of tils life tn the West r*d Hal^|llark ml. because nr stand hack of il miKelvr*. tt’i* kimu ulial CJothrrafl is—hou il h imulr—uhut . kind of U'OOj is itM-d—u lial - goo * HASTINGS MARKETS~|[ Englishman QulcklyaGot on to Schsm* Which Enabled Him to "Do" the , City Thoroughly. For Nair—Four ronditig rnonn for l**mltry. rhrap. Oll<* corn h>»u-*25 fret long, shimrir. roof. Phon*' Walnut »lr.',-l., | Tuesday Evening, October 8, 1914 farm, section 15. Irving. Smith; Hastings. Route 9. For Suit*— Ib-gi-li-i.-d rami*. Ifc-rt. Newln , Phono HU 3 r. SlltlllZ. Iwk ... Piuliink and Hrn-li lti*lg<- *>'|i>H*i ■ -lipu-a*. porkri book rdniaininK| 417.0(1. Hrwnrd t»*r r**lurn. Pran*ld2a. Ilidl idiom* frm ..„v_. 1 , <rdal*>. ' Oder Mill—We will Marl lb.- Me [ Callum cider mill al Cluvordid appreciation ot the country, tllakq thc painter and tuysilc dreamer, lived in thi* heart of London! Millet, tin painter of FVench rural icrnea. de llkliu-d In hl* life tn Paris; Turner commenced life in Hevea Dials. It. it possible lor people to live in tho midst of earth's glories and nut appreciate them (ill someone from the city..re vcala to them the charm. Of late year* we have heard much of the cry: "Hack to the land." It will never be much more than a cry. Men In the. mas* *IH not Ro back Man's Ideal Is nol the-Gurden of Eden. He has left that far behind and u ill never return tc will it, It.—Rev. W. II. Armstrong In the Dally Citizen. this stuff in the flour those mills make. What kind of flour are you using? ■' Is it the kind that makes baking day .a dread, or Is jt French’s White Lily, the flour the best cooks use? Does it pay you to EXPERIMENT with flours when you can buy French’s White Lily for thc same price you have to pay for the inferior kinds? Think it over. Presbyterian Church. 1 . every day during SCUMUI. ica A Kh|gsbury. I , For llrnl—H room Ikuim-. 221 floulh Broadway, modern imnovcmiuits. Applv al J. B. II..I..-I1*.- Now* th*- inm-r.mg wnici*. Yming J'*.* <stand. J?wks pb's Jlci-Utig at 0:3(1. Xvi-nin» Al>>n.wks patented .machines, which is not done in other mills.. Therefore you get all For Nair or Rent 2fi7 acres, Irving I twp_ six .miles northwest of I Hasting*, known a.* Tra Cobb evening nl ti o'clock al Ihe home of ' farm. W.W. Delano. Phono Mr. and Mrs. E.’J. F>lg* r. \S.-I an 21 IK.. '.‘wks Green street. All the im*mbers ntt EfKis Higher—I clean ami fresh. invited. • Tim p.-«*ior allnide*! the inert log 25 cent*: small nml dirty ?t renlH . We ward ynur poultry. of-Cansibg Prrfbylery which was , Will pay highest prices. Jtnrnh held aU Ntoqkbridge .Morday and I Rogers. - » if. Tuesday uf Tins week. ' He al*o visited his lirother, Prof. For Kral—Four room*, fin iibdicd Allan D. Grigsby, at Dansville, who unfurnished. Frances M. Has recently been elected as Kupt. . Tower, 429, Hanover. iwk of U10 Schools there. Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER SEPT. 17,1914-20 PAGES. Jnarph contaihed eight houses and Hpven shanties ami IhirepHra populpdon consisted of 15 French- permiIis md «.< vci.1! ............ slaxe.’. Hjm-lair's attack on SI. Lohis.WAs a part of England's attempt th re­ coxer -the Mississippi river, Spain drelar<-<l war against England in 1770 ami her troop* seized the Eng­ lish imsls.nl Nalctn-x, Halon Rouge, Be Fair toYour Feet Shoe them properly. They have a lot to do for you. Don’t abuse them. Pinched, aching feet will make a grouch out cl the best of men. • . -. vnlb-x. If she could i-.-lablish her­ self in the northwest, she rould be in a position lo secun* Ihe l-ike country, or al least have some­ thing to trade for Gibraltar. in January, I7SI. Don Frnnciscn Cross!. Spanish romniandei*. sent forth the millia olllci-r.*, Don Eu­ Roush, labor genio I’ourre. Don Carlos Toyon Wood. lalsuand Hie Interpreter Dop Imuis Green. Inl»or Chevnllier.jn-companied by n hand Zerbel. laborof Indians'* In make n midwinter Walter.*. laboi journey <.f lisi miles In capluro st. Joseph. The hnrdships i-ncoiinlervd by Hm Spaniards make up a “an Slmy. lalmr < huge tmrtion of lheir. reporfs. As it: Jeffry, labor .. they went northward, lheir rnhks A l.>-oiin rd. labor were swelled by Indians, who went nlong with Hie hope of plundering L Henry, lalior .. the post. With lack of details, the IniKtt* re|mrl say* some Eiigiislimrn were htltoi* captured, though it is provable llial the only person* in tin — —— i<l ,'<>(!iemenl' - HIRTH-KRAUSE COMPANY HUt to Shoe Tarmrrt and Shot Munufacturm '... •_ ---------—------------ - MICHIGAN - . — -------------- --- • ■ ■ OFFICIAL Maydr Jamieson presiding. Present at roll rail Aid. C dtnond*. Herney. Lunn, mish. Selden and W'-pint Rouge Rex Shoes No. 493 GRAND RAPIDS CoMidl Proceedings - PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO 19. GLIMPSES OF HAS- ’ TINGS 35 YEARS AGO Board of Education Proceedings Extracts From News Colums of the Hastings Banner, . Published June 4, 1879 Regular irfeeling Board of Ednttfon, Hasting-'. Mh-IL Sept. fl ML Present. Rider. Cha*e, Bron- Alinules of last regular mooting i rend and approved. Moved by <’.ha*o supported by Hron«on that wn engage Mr/Herl M. Hnrtgerink, salary wOO, and Mi*.* Elsie Fit/, salary, $700. as I'ommerrial (parti­ as clerk for the en inry «3t per month. Rider. C,lig*<-4 BP When The Spanish Flag Flew Over Lower Michigan—A Little Known Phase of Our E.arly History. Though most residents of this stale know: Unit there once waxed •■ver lheir soil the French anil Brit l'h Ung*, few of them know that llie Spanish ll.ig was hoisted.nl St. Joseph. near Niles after lie- post 1....t । 1,.... •• » Spaniard* who <•81110 overland from St. laiuis in I7HI. The expedition of ihe Spanish is one of.Hie.most romantic incidents in the history ofj this slate and-it is known only to »|ircialisls in history. At that time the Engli«n ami Spanish and several other rounlrie* were at war. Captain Hiriclnir, who lind hull! Fori Markinnc bn the i-laml decided lo organize.tin expe­ dition to operate against the Span­ ish settlements along the Mississip­ pi river, as English expeditions Were to sail agaui't New Orleans, 'the Spanish obtained the province of Tmuisiana in 1702. .Under the easjb.gvdng - Spanish ‘gOx'erimrs. Hie old French town,of SI. Isuiis llmir- important lo Im abandoned alto­ gether, while at me *nim- lime it \va* nut of i-hougR moment for ex­ tensive fort illcal urn*. Consequent­ ly when mu- set of pickets fell into decay another stockade Was litiill al n different site on tho'rivbr, and the spot near which the present city ter Hie pence <jf 1703. the post-was garrisoned by a small company of British sol<h<-rs. When the pon­ tine war swej>l away the fort and garrison, the post wal 116,1 re-e*lablished Iml it remained a jrading|hj'I among Hie Pottawntoinics. ihe leading lender. Louis Chevnllier. being the n-pri’sciilative of the yaid. setting Howers on the grav« of their little b.ibe who died Iasi winter; <0 the burglar had ainnl- whole lime. He look (he English one and delivered it on his arrival al St. Giuis t<i Ism Francisco Crur.at. commander of that post." The Umia ChavelMer mentioned in the Spanish employ Is not the Mime Chevnllier. who wa* the British crown'* representative in Hie lonely.litll<* si-lih'inent on the banks of Ihe SI. JiiM-ph. Chevalher. of SI. Joseph, selHed at that past nlmiil 1715; nt the outbreak of Burgct. labor v Kelley, lalmr . Peleiltuo. lalsir 'gel her. yet ’W-> limes grumbler: The Thoriis. abandoned their lands and house*, lheir orchards and gardens, furni­ ture anil cat lie nl SI. Joseph amt went to Markinnc where Chevnllier was ill-treated by Sinclair. Sin­ clair anid Chevnllier had nn right abutting (he East .side of lol ami to. block I, Chamberlain - addition in manner, form and material prescribeil by the ordinance .of tincity of HnstingA. adopted July H>. t9O7._ Re it furtherV-««Hved that n’copy of Ibis resblulhifi or notice lie served upon the said parties. Signed. C. U. Edmonds? Whereas il ha* become nece«sarry to improve Michigan Ave. by laying curb -and gutter tdui gravel- Saw Bin Post uni Factory. Hallie Ci-eek. iessrs. Eugene Cellar Creek. A General attend­ ance is invited of all interested in the Temperance cause. By order of the Committee. A. M. Black is to make for Mrs. A. E. Bull, a splendid monument of DOUDS CORNERS. Nora Clemens-nf Lacey Tin* (siting her sister. Mr*. Daisy Chester Demon.*., who ha* been visiting his aunt. Mrs. Henry Wright, spent' Wednesday night with Norri* Bergman and visited Harold ranch Thursday. ’ Joo Wertman passed away nt his home Wednesday night, after a long and se\*iv illness. The fam­ ily have Hie sympathy »f Ihe en­ tire neighborhood. Mr. amt Mr*. Harry Walers ami family visited the latter's sister. iJUUlaX in.lln^Utig? feature* of the visit, as thc 1 collection of fin- tale C. W which is on exhibition then tains many wonderful painti Unbleached Cotton This cotton is gixxl value at regular prices, but wc were able to get a .pecial price where wc bought it and it’s our policy to pass our bargains along o'our customers. Better get it while it’s going. 36 m. wide 7/4c value, special price, 36 in. wide H'/aC value, special price , 36'fii. wnlc 10c value, special price .... 3 lb Comfortable'Balling The Sewing Sociely connected with Emmanuel church will >>»< en­ tertained on Thursday afternoon of Ulis week by Mr*. J. W. Bentley nml Miss Rose Goodyear, at the So­ ciety parlors, in the’Hower block, over tip* shoe store. Gentlemen >(-solution he adopted. Carried. I herewith submit lo your Hon­ orable IwHly (he cost of material and labor for the construction ol tiOrt feet-of cement curb and gutter built on .south Broadway, between Resolved that Hie <-ily of Hast­ ings vacate and discontinue dial portion of South Broadway street' eight feet east nnd west ami ex­ tending from tin- south side of Green street to Ihe north side nf Wool Sergei In. wide I Brown nnd keag quality to Hie city after having made n let-lurilig tour of .sijveial weekthrougli the southern part of Illi­ nois. He re|Mirtt« the h-mprranei movement in ,.i Nourishing condi­ tion in Hint part of the -country: but he also slates, thill ' “** country he visit*, noi street, also llial a -urvey bo order­ ed made and an estimate of the cost of. said sewer. . Signed. A. H. Carveth. Moved by Aid. Carveth tliat res­ olution bv’iidopU’d. Earned.’ Ayes ■ In October, 1777. Thomas Brady. Clark'* commander n( Cahokia, had lieaded n raid qii the place ami captured some goods, but he and LaSallt-, I—. . ,. .v, mouth hi.* party.vyere canlured. on Jhi-ir 11 HoP, and” wYiile' retreat. Brady aaiil he was willing - .. . Tonly employed his to join Hie English cause, but he men hi buildilws-a- fort. " " made hh e*enpo. and returned to situation on the line < Cahokia. He was afterwards sher­ the Mlssii ' ’ ■' ’ iff oCSt. Clair County. In I7IW, St. Fiuo White Holl ba*e ball of Rutland Frank Horton,, janitor pli<;* Tlmrnopple Gas A Hi and Inijinns journ«y<«l li**isgippi to attack Hie Sonnish selilcmenls. hint Illinois ruling Gem-rat Company pod*. A.s-M-mbling at Prairie du of Mnckinat, with Chien, in Wisconsin, they captured policy of Hie country. They were many river-craft From I Im. lead cultivating lheir Helds in common whom Sinclair dealt exclusively. iiiiiK-s Jhey brought away 17 Hpati- and sharing the summer's..toil with The report of the Spanish expe­ the harmony of lice*. By Hie year dition was not made public until i«h nnd . American prisoners. T-wet|ly of Hie Canadian voluntis-r* 1777. one year after H16 Ta-clarnlipn I7K'.’. when il appeared to disturb fruin* nlnckinac attncki-d On* <b- was signed.' nn ••rrflffr emigrant tin- discussions of France. Spain, fensAless town nf Si. Lmii*. Iml from Pennsylvania, named Tom England and United Stale* and to •■arid ip Hi«* light. m» Msiii as (lie Brady,-who had s>-ttb*<l al Cahokia, give strength to Sjiain's clayn to Spaumrds began to defend them- planned an expedition against tlie territory- now included in Mi».'••Ives. the Sacs nml Foxca fell Imck. British post of St. Josepti. The Kissippi. Alabama, a part of Geor­ thereby making Hie Indians sus- .plneii was garrisoned by 21 soldiers, gia. a .part of Tenno*m-e. Kentucky, liicioiis of treachery. T|ie attack I Iml. Braily's party. n>|ying upon the a large i>arl of Ohin. all of Michion-'tige of surprise, fell ronlhleiire faih-d. hut iml until seven white .gnn, Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin. >iii-n had Imcn killed and IH pris- in their ability to lake it. although Fortunately Ihe Yankeq commis­ Hu-ir parly -only numbered H> men. sioner* insisted upon having Hie They made n night attack and the Mississippi River n« our western (lm( boumlary and ii was given them. selves up as prisoners. The invad­ te killed ers had proceeded ns far as the or four WinnebagoEast Rutland W. C. T- U. Calumet river mi lheir return when The East Rut kind W. C. T. U. they wore attacked by 301) British and Indians. Two of Brady's num, will meet with Mrs. Augusta Wat­ were killed nnd the remainder of. er*. Wedins4|ay, September 23. nt 2:3). After the business meeting •to-i ph. which the parly WM taken prisoners then* will Im a good program in less ^nporlmil Brady escaped ami made his way through Ihe woods to his former honv* in Pennsylvania, lint he af­ terward returned to Cahokia where’ In- became sherilT of St'. Clair coun- Cotton Batting burglm-v’. He I* proiiably on flic worst specimen of (ramps, could he tn- caught, wuuhl r»-< his just dm-* by being sent tn penitentiary fora serie-Unf yea Red, Phone 102 raid street, also that portlhn of saitl street, -eight feet east ami west and extending from the soulh side of Walnut street to the north side of Grand street in the center of said street. • fle-Jt further resolved that Fri- o’clock in Ihi* afternoon at the council room in the City of Hnst.ings. the council meet to hear ob­ jections thereto. . Chas. E./J.unn. Moved by Aid. Selden that resohillon'-bc adopted; Carried. Moved by Aid. Lunn that coun­ cil, adjourn. - Carried M. Patten. City Clerk. Studio Redpcidngs. Mrs. Margaret .Troxel has re­ sumed her classes in piano am voice culture, and has reopenei her studios at 202 West’ Court St, Hastings, and VII JeiTerson Ave, Grand Rapid*. Wilt he' in Gram Rapids Qie first four days of i-vcrj week.—Adv. Burry mid Johusioun Pioneers. The Pioneer iiH‘<-fing held nt 0. Barrett’s ih Delton, was 3 great success. Over too p<-ople present. A line picnic dinner was served and an. interesting program was carried out. Many old friends, who had nol Diet befdte in years enjoyed a very happy meeting. Mni. G, c. Wing of Battle Creek met many Old friends and, pupils of the long ago. We all fell it was'good lo be there. . E. Sheffield. the tvorl<l*“great artists, tr with valuable tapestries and ary. including Hfe Veiled L maryelmis .specimen of (he ptor’s art. DON’T Your'dothes are all right—good enough for any one, but they need DRY CLEANING and PRESSING to make them have that “nifty” look. Phone to us and our wagon will call We wash everything every other day1 AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 243 Shulters Brothers Hastings �THE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 17, 1911 PAGE TEM Official Cail for (he Republican State (xMivenlion. To the Republh an El acton of The State of Illchigau: Published every Thursday at Want Column, to a word for each A state donvention of the Re­ Murrlagr License*. Hartings, Michigan. , insertion. No ody. for less than 12 publicans of MichigaD is hereby Russell A. S*’hnu»tofter. Freeport 20 called to meet at the Armory in egnl* , COOK BROS.; Editors. Card of Thanks, to a word. . Pleasam Pleasant —Anna Griner, I tie city of kalamaioo, Wednesday. jyre .. ........ Vermont ■-*—-■ ­ Obituary poetry and resolutions, ville ...r:.................................. »' September l#H, fit cleven-thirFIFTY-NINTH YEAR 5c a fine. ' ly in the fortenoon for the purpose Frank A. Puivhis. Nnohville. Obituaries of 20 lines or less will Slrlln Hager, Woodland ....... of nominating Republican candi­ Subscription by Mail, Pout-Paid. be published free; 5 cents p<*r line dates for the fallowing statu of­ UHoy L, T*mH, Carlton ....... ONE YEAR, in advance......... fices: Beorelarv of Slate. Stale faX MONTOB, In advance..... JO charged for each- line above the 2U Vera B. Chamberlain, Carlton Treasurer, Auditor-General, and THREE MONTHS, in advance.. 2b lines. George D. Ball. Gleiiwwotl ........... Notices of births. Meiiths or mar­ Aitorutf Genet.il. and for thc CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS riages will be printed free as news Fern L. Harding. Maple Grove..IM transaction of such oilier business per year, in advance....... .»>80 Otto Prnnshka. Hope ................ -'I*1 as may properly come before, the matter. Catherine Campbell. Barry conventioh, . No communication will be pub ­ Entered at tho postofflce at Haaunder any circumstances un­ Gaylord Woodant Hastings county udl be enlilled to ae, Michigan, aa'aecond class lished io 15Barry less it bears tbe writer's name and Vera A. Waite. Hasting*... delegates in this convention. ter. The total number of delegates will postofllce address. Unit Claim Deed. be Ufa. ’ ADVERTISING RATES. Laura tadnaar tn Peter Leinaar. -Under Ihe resolution of 1858, no JOB PRINTING Display advertising rates on ap­ The BANNER has one of the best 15 acres, sec. —. Orangevdl*", fl.00. delegate will be entitled to a seat plication. in the slate convention who does Business locals and reading no­ equipped job offices, in Western Warranty Deeds. . not reside in the county he propos­ tices. On first page or among brev­ Michigan and is prepared to do any Ilazid Seropian and John Sero- es lo repreaenl. » kind of book and job printing. ities, 12H cents a line. nian lo Mary Etta amt Shanes 8. Wednesday, S‘pteml»er 9th, 1914, Fulton 1<M» acre*. 11.IS been in■••II design.ii< UCSIRII.II'<I ny tlie me Stale oinw " has d by see. 3f|« Irving, 91.01). Central Committ.i' a* tho day on fa LET US HAVE HIE SHORT IHI.LOT. Buln. which the seveinl county conveifHulda F. lliiwk* lions in Ihe different counties for the purposes of electing delegates Jennie lo the Republican State Convention In the renoniination of Ex-Gov. Chase 8. thborii the republicans of Itonry Donne I" Henry A. Lyon, al Kalafnaxoo, shall be held. Michigan have as-mAd this commonwealth. in the event of Ills election, . w. ‘i, »••«•. 2. Ruilaml. *l.'rt. The delegate* from thc several FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING THE SAMPLE FURNITURE PEOPLE fa Henry A. Lyon io Tylec W. Lyon. counties in each eongreasfonal dis­ fa of the service of a man who has shown hi* quahtlrahon.* fur the great Phone 226. Haatinga, Michigan. . >-5 of n. vv. >i. sec. 2, Rutland. trict are rcquc*i>d to meet in dis­ office Of governor *'f this stale. In addition to that he is a man who trict caucus at .9:39 o'clock a. m. on Chas. Campbell to Peter . W. in*' nay or tne convention nnu Stand* tor tin- le-d Hung* in UFA and a mail whose intellertual attain­ Leinaar, paicel. sec. 31, Barry. eelect officers a> tollowa. to be pre-| , __ — ■■•!•ment* give him a high tftacr among the strong mm of our day nnd coun­ •IjM. vented 1o said convention for con-[' . „ , , DURFEE SCHOOL DISTRICT. ' .members especially by llie hostess Mary E. WoodrtflT to Simon Hef- Urination: • try. He ought lt» be .Mirrresful, for this is, a republican slat**. l, Onp vir,. President “•* “ '"'"fort was tied for her. af- Last Week’s Letter. tleto.wer. lol. Husl Illgs! a.’.-YMl. o « ir.Mueni. ,r w||u.(| MJWMir W(ls Bui It is fortunate for Michigan that its-electors are privileged to Verne Witco^ who has iieen Mary E. Woodruff to Simon Hef(2) One assbtanl secretary. M.nwl. llie club adjourned to spending the past week visiting diotiM- between two such men for the chief executive of this stale as When you hart any moving to be C3) One member of the Cornrni-1 m>-<-t again September 23rd with relative* and friends, returned lo F.lmina J. Adam* done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. ’ Ex-Gov. Osliorn and Gov. Ferris. Then; will be no room for personali­ tie on Credential'­ Miu Stella Howard. ' his home in Chicago Monday. usher. 3 acre*. George Webb spent Saturday ll) One memlier of thc Committies and the people will know if either shall be selected that the inter­ WEST VElblONI VH.IlL PIAHO AHD VAFE M0V1MG night ami Sunday with bis daugh ­ Claud D. Mosher to EI11 Hee on Credetilial*. । ests of (he people nf this stale Will nol suffer; that respect tor law will be dam*, lol. Cloverdale. ?l.no. Charlie Raymond, Joe I owning ter. Mrs. Herbie Wilcox and family. Order of Busin****. Wm. Paddock entertained his Our Specialty. (5) On# metnb-T of the Commit­ of Nashville. Mrs. J. D. Hager ami required; that us far as they can secure that end. an efficient administra­ tee on Resolutions. Mrs. Carl England of Woodland. sister ami children of Jackson Co. tion of public affairs will lie Insisted upon. W.HMllaml. HAST1MGS TRANSFER CO. Each township, wanl or precinct Mrs. til*'U Murphy ot Thornappto nl-o his sister-in-law from Maple Lucy Sanford to Sarah J. Norris. shall be entitled i<» such number of called al M. E. Downing's, Sunday. Grove last week. Some republicans may in* disposed’!? oppose Gov. Osborn's reeleclion 2 lota. Middleville. 6330. delegates to the county convention Mrs. Agnes PurSell and daughter Mr*. John Maier to sick with the Alphoiuo J. Ogden lo Chas. E. of its county, a- shall be specified in grip. Bernice spent Tuesday in Assyria <■11 the ground that he supported Roosevelt two years ago. They will Matthew* acres, sec. 8, Yankee tlie eall issued by the County Com­ the guests of Ihe former’s sister, think brWr of that proposition If they .will give it-due consideration. If I lackson, . Charlie Nrnsc ami family visited Mr*. Hose Miller. Spring*, fil.00. mittee. they will consult the election returns of two years<ago they will discover I Nate Pureell bad a new silo erect­ By-order of the Republican State al Maple Grove, Sunday. Mrs. Matilda Wiley of Hastings, ed last week, Charley Hammond Central Cominitie**. Probate Court. that in Ibis slate and nation a majority of the rupulllicaK voters did Ihe is visiting at John Snore’a and Len ami Nate doing the work. A. J. Groesbeck, Estate **f Harriet 1.. Miller, de­ Mrs. Ed. Whitney is al Barney Chairman. same, thing a* did Gov. Osborn; and if republican success be desired ceased. Petition for hearing claims Mrs. Elmer Cole ami son of Mills raring for that I3H son who Chas. S. Pierce, anywhere in tlie future, it cannot be had by setting out to punish those llh*d. Dal** of henrimr Jan. H, 1915. Woodlatid. E<lgar Cole ami family came lo live with Will Warner and Searetary. ’ Estate of Franklin E. Durtoe. de­ republicans who vot.it for Roosevelt. II ought to lie the aim to win ceased. Order allowing ^filial ficof Battle Creek visitcl at Clew wife last week. Thia holds true in your electric Mrs. Emma Paddock spent WmlSI row’s, .Sunday. , MORGAN. them back rather than antagonize them further by seeking to compass i-ounl entered. wiring. That’s one -reason Mrs. Edna HuU'hlns amt children nesday with her mother who was Estate of Caroline Saunders, ar. "Inasmuch as ye did it not to very iiadly scalded by tipping a lealheir defeat.for doing whal they hud a right to do. Few men have ever alleged iiicmnpi'tenl person. An­ one of the lea-i of lheae, ye did it of Charlotte, viailed her sister. i.a.l I,,,I I.,, ■■■ I,.*,, t.,. Mrs. Charlie Nense iyid family, Iasi your electric work. You’ll been won to a parly by clubbing them. Tile spectacle of persecuting a nual account of guardian. Hied. not lo me." Mrs. Herbie Wilcox called on Estate of I.uella P. Sidinun. a know it is done right and that Mr. and Mr- Peter Truinper of man because of differences iq opinion is nol illuminating, and is discredit­ minor. Annual account of auardian friends and relatives in Hastings Hastings visited lheir daughter. your buildings are safe If I do Monday. able. The BANNER contend* that conditions in the republican parly in tiled ami |M*tili<iii for hearing (here-* Mrs. Elgin M*-.id and family re­ Mr. Todd nnd family spent Sat­ Claud. Kennedy ami family last 1912 were such that no republican, who in all good conscience failed to on. Date of hearing October tOlh. cent ly. urday ami Sunday in Batik* Creek Mr. Jesse Townsend of Haslings, wek. Mrs. Frank Smith ami Mrs. Ben and Climax. supiKirt Mr. Taft that year, can be. justly charged with having forfeited ceased. Pal Ilion for dolrnniiiatiod was a r.'ccjit visitor on our street. ■IwctrIatan. Like of near Vermontville, calhsl of heirs tll**d. Order for hearing Gladys and Harold Mead report a his rights or his standing as a republican. n*"lh mid Verne- Wilcox were * ' Date of hearing October tin*" time at Uk t aunt's al Grand at John Snore’s Thursilay. Mrs. Will Haines of Nashvilh" Tliursday purrta of Mrs. A. McRapids. • The altitude of every republican toward Ex-Guv. Osborn ought to be 91 h. Mrs. James Mead visited Mrs. 8. vtaited at la-wis Ia>ckliart's lust Mannis of Cedar Creek/' this: il) Is lie now a republican? «8j Is he competent to Illi the office Petition for probate of will tlleil. B. Norton of Nashville, a week ago Charlie Neaiu* ami family visited Order of hearing entered, date Oc­ of- governor? tober 9th. Last- TlmrfcUy McPeck's thresh- friends in Maple Grove Sunday. It ii predicted that a epeod ot IM As to thc llrst, we believe il is entirely safe io take Mr. Osborn's wont Estate of Enda May CalRwrll, ■ffil nmchine imlled onio Mrs. C. J. mites an hour will be reached by eloo EAST AMI III %. minor. Annual account of guard ­ Norris ’ farm at 11:3" a. m. ami on that point. He says he is a republican, and that his chief concern 'trie and steam railways. Thea eves Mis* Anna Grieuenberger was a more persons will b»- reached by can ian tiled. drove away again at 0:90 n. m. with Fall Term Starts -First Week in so far as the party is Concerned is that its lines be reformed, and that it Estate of Eliza G. Day. deceased. a fa&H thresli I.ill non ball express and limited trolley • September. administrator Miss T. to lling spent from Tues­ Mrs; John Ihll. " present an united front to its opponents. It will be conceded too that Order appoint ing ••nterr*l. Bond aiiproveil, letters is­ day till Friday with her sister. F. , H. H|muldinu ami Bernard the very fact that Kx-Gov. Osborn did supimrt Mr. Roosevelt in Hit2 sued-to I>»renzo’E. Mudge. Pelilion Mrs. Heftry Deller ami family of l.eiinon attended lt»»- State fair at . Studio and Residence West Nashville. gives him the best possible opportunity to win back to the party those for hearing claims tiled. -BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY.-l Court St. Phono 391 -B. Estate ot Clysius Bailey, deceas­ Mr. ami Mrs. HoraceCronk an*l Miss D. Hagerman s|H>nt lad who left it two yea$ ago. ed. Petilimi-for'appoiiiling admin- week with In r brollier, N. C. llag- Mrs. Waltor Hamilton, of Battle ••nnan of Nashville. ■The answer to the second question is not difficult. Chase 8. Oslwtn tndor tiled. Hearing Oct. 13. Estate <if Benjamin B. Tnivis, deand John Hill’s Sunday, moMr. and M»«. W. 8. A.tkhta spent is a brilliant man. u patriotic man nnd a man whoM ideals of'cilixenahlp riiursdify in Grand Rapid*. Battle J. A. Hovv^d.-J, W. Shaffer amt Henry Keith mid wit* granted. / and of public service are high. If lie gave satisfaction as governor be­ Estate, of Ann Gregory, deceased. A." U . JYi;)- spent Wednesday in Creek took an outing fore. there is every reason to expect better results now. For Mr. Os­ Rt’porl of sale of renl estate tiled. Grand Rapid*, making the trip in Estate of Christopher C. Merlau. Mr. Howard’.* ear. born has spent the past two years in travel around Ihe world, visiting deceased. All receipts and request* Mrs.'Ellen Nesbett went to Ann children were Sunday •.■very civilized nation, and learning the best tilings in lheir methods of in discharge Hh"d. Discharge issued Arbor, Monday, probably to under­ her mother. Hundreds of loaves of Cottage Bread are to Philip C. Merlau. go an op-rahon at Ihe Umversity conducting public affaire. ho'pilal.’ being eaten this week—and every week We repent that il is fort until# that Michigan voters'are privileged to Mr. amt Mis. Cleim-nt Higihm mother's. Mrs. Mattie Dibble's. TOOK POSSESSION OF HOUSE Mrs. Cora Greenman pleasantly choose between two such men as Ex-Gov. Osliorn and Governor Ferris. in the year. of the latter's entertained tin* A. B.-C. of Section Either will be iii|M>s|tioh to give hi* best to ihe stale, since neither will Crowning Eccentricity of Engllehwom- gnmdftdhcr. Hill. Friday. ScptcmtiBc llth. YtlM. P. -Iiin.ird of Nashville wa* low wa* the. color scheme, minx aspire tb another toxin- We hope that whichever one shall be success­ After a program wa* nn our etrewi. Monday. - . - golden rod. Eccentricities. ful at llto i’hHIs. h" will atm to giveihe votetv of Mliffilgan “tlie “short “• 1 Everett *.f Itotridt given a gu* **iiig content w:n in­ It is made upon merit and makes friends day to visit Iter parents dulged in. Mrs. Aline Spauhiim: IhiIIoI;' (hat i*. |M*riiiil them to name a governor ami have the executive, lu an old book publlshru li Parte un-• won Ural amt Mrs. Lena kdgus. llw k * nd family. by amf wjlh-the Wncthin <ff the legislature, select all llie officers brtow wherever it is tried. Try an order thc *•■•11*1. Mr-. G..R. Marshall spent the governorship. Then we can hold one public official responsible in next time you need bread. You will not account of tbu way in which Louly David l uld.s is <-uii rtaiiiing a slate kffuiis. and then whatever |*olicle» a governor may have-submitted Heater Lmfy Stanhope, the eccentric Dora Andrews. be sorry. friend ami former neighbor, Kitolt to tlie voters with hi* candidacy Tie can carry out. As it » now, what English traveler, took possession of Boyes, of Mulliken. Notice. I.. W. Jan’ard entertained clover change has Gov. I ■•iri- to iulhience the course o? ixdicy of (he Auditor the house at DJoun. where eventually liull'T-. Monday. she made her pernpuicnt home The Knights of Pythias lu*)ge will Geiierul, Secretory **t Slate or Slat* Treasurer? Or what chance would Adkins *ipcn Monday night. Kept: 21. All She was pleased with the house and members are exiwctefl to Ih* pres­ Gov. Osborn have if he shall l^* successful? Its surrounding gardens, and accepted ent. A jolly time will follow ihe The administration of tlie affairs" of this stale is largely a business an inv.itatiop to dinner. As she aat af­ *«f Clu. ugir wWfo is off duty recov­ Hastings, Mich Phone 548 . ter dinner, with the owner, a Christian ering from a bullet wound reccivod matter, and there might to he ope head, a- there »* at Washington. merchant, he Wald to her that if she ♦M'pteiiibcr (lie fourth, during a liked the place, he should be glad if lU'«to with a hold-up man. ahe would stay the night. When she .lay Jcmiimis of Hudson. Mich., said that she liked It so much that i* s|»-n.|im: a wvelTxVith his uncle. Frank F**sler and family. The Misses Grace Giddings ami days, be took It as a polite figure of of Hastings 'took speech; bur a fortnight later, as she still prolonged her visit, he suggested dtmi-r let's folk*. They made (lie trip that, Europe might be expecting her with their mw Haxon auto, of return. which we alt, nol blame them for "I do not Intend to return.” she re­ being so proud. . ’ . plied. carelessly. Prayer im i iing Friday* evening Salibalh M-hoid ”Ab, then you intend to build a pal­ at the paiM.iiagt*. at lu.iNi a. id., preaching at 11:00 a. The kind that counts. Kodakers from ace in the neighborhood?" said be. “No, this bouse suits mo very welL” m.. by Mi- Allie Mead ami al 7:00 everywhere are taking advantage of p. in. by th*’ pastor. Our ph-*(or preaehwl in ihe Holllttw? church lady. ” our Mail Order4 Department. Finish­ in Nu*livi||e. last 8abbalh morning "I do not wish to hire il or buy It, ami will pleach lliere agam next ing of Films is a specialty with us—wc Bitbbalh morning. H** appreciates ling reply. • * Hi** kirnlm-* -liown’him lliere. Cream of Pocahontas Lump have thc up-to-the-minute equipment In this dilemma- the merchant disFor many moons past a postal Lehigh Valley Anthracite .patched a messenger posthaste to clerk of KemliilVlIlc. Ind, I'1*1* heon Bauer's Famous White Ash and workmen whose only occupation Emir Ueshyr, who sent word to Cady making. *piite regular visits to Massilon Washed Nut kat ----------- , O|ISUii a fgimmi .local dtfnm is to produce results. We get all there Washed Egg and Coke We under­ house. Lady Heater, however, wrote hunter and trapper. to ConetaBtinople, wnact ■ courier stand that th*'- trend of his investi­ is in the film. Try us once, you become lia« lieen along the lines: came io the amir, bearing tho order, gations “ H*iw to. capture nnd rare for the a regular customer. "We render bills "Obey the prtaceaa of Europe In ev­ Fox."’ Now Dial the game season erything." All kinds of Wood—Split, Slab and Chunk Is open we venture the opinion monthly. Work delivered prepaid. So (he disgusted merchant tied, leav­ that liefprc il closes again that ing her ladyship In possession. There yuling (Hislal clerk will Iriutnfor TO years ahe ItvBd the life of a phaiitly return to Kcndalvillc with K recluse, growing more and more with­ ihe desire of his heartMrs. 8. L Bolinger has ' been drawn from the world, and more ac­ customed to dwell tn • mental and •p*'nding a * *"iple nf weeks.at Bat­ tle Creek, she with her IguMuml. spiritual realm of her own creation. untU she died, and was bdrted In the 8. L. Bolinger.-are expected home Hie hist of this week. garden of the bouse that she had I he M G. H. Club met Wednes­ usurped. day of last weak with Mr*. Flossie Rbupp. Th- diversion nf the af­ ternoon was much enjoyed by Ihe -BA-VXCa WANT ADVA. TAT, The Hastings Banner COURT HOUSE HEWS M ■ ■ ■ ■ After The Fair It will be tirpe to think of things that will help make the home more cheerful through the long winter months that will soon be here. ‘ We wish to call to mind the fact that we are better prepared than ever before to furnish STRICTLY HIGH GRADE and DEPENDABLE FURNI­ TURE at very low prices. SATISFACTION K GUARANTEED in all cases. We believe we will be able to please the most exacting customer when it comes to choosing Linoleum, Rugs, Carpets or Draperies, as our stock is larger and better than we have ever carried. ■ .■ ■ Miller <5 Harris Furniture Co. ■ Order Our Drays Safety First GEO. VAN TIFFLIN VIOUN INSTRUCTION Cottage Bread Do You I^at Cottage Bread? The Palm Garden Service BAUER BROS ARE Headquarters for Good, Clean Coal The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co PHONES 2S4 AND 224 �BAGS KLCVBI THE HASTINGS B INNER. SEPTEMBER 17, IM I, COHCTLTOG 3,380 Taken Advantage of Our Short Winter Course First clacs met in 1897—It is a great advantage to every farmer to take NL A. C. Short Course in Agriculture. Why Your Boy or Gjrl Should Study in Detroit ’.vc.jtavc told yon a few—only ’a few of the advantt’dj at the Business Institute. Second Year Courses: Winter Term. Fall Term. THE VERY THROB OF THE CITY LIFE OF DETROIT IS EDUCATIONAL. Stock Judging. Advanced Soils. Chrmiidry. Bacteriology (Animal Fertilizers. Horticulture or Veterinary Science. Forestry nml Apiculture or Phy.sicg Advanced Farm Crops Building Designing. Farm Dairying Farm Engineering. Agricultural DntelnpmenL Farm Management. Animal Breeiling. Plant Disenaeti. Entomology. Tills deportment is Intended to gi«e ir •utMcrtbcni tho lxs-t and moat re- I liable InformaUoa wo cun obtain on die HUl>Je<-tH they dealer etplalnc^J'. lu I asking questions send full lutorimiUon.' HubM-Tibem aro requested to contrtbnto to thia deparuDcni when the* can give more information on any subject. Write for Special Catalog on “Two Year Course in Agriculture.’’ Address: J. L. SNYDER, East Lansing,, Mich. ‘ *' " > ; Michigan Agricultural College ‘S* | Detroit rye developed to the ven.- highest point il its highest, it is a well known fact that young I he pa*t ten . Write us'a pcrsonahlclter telling us your needs. We will be glad tn help To make the farm Hock return an, renige la'rge pndll Hie hcits mu-l nape t«> heL-iti laying by tli« ln-i -w<i4i If -169 Ciiw Air.. IR-tro I. slath-d tn faying NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. Stale of Michigan. County of Bar- Seasonable Foods regularly. Salads become one of Ihe most generally served dis|tes during the summer months. And what lx a salad without Bight now is well-balanced. liberal ration I" Il went illlnw- IrlniiiK against th" . GOOD OI.IA E OIL? Diiixt llie laying hen be food element- date nf llarrn't used, and (hat all crcUihiiM of Our Richeliou Lucca Olive Oil is the finest quality nf Italian ()il,mam>factun-d. You will appreciate il. City <>f -finding-*, for examination We offer a most palatable and refreshing beverage in b«»tIi our Ginger Ale nnd Root Beer. These superior thirst quenchers orc pack'd under the Richelieu Brand and for pleasing, satisfying," in­ . vigoraling qualities am unsurpassed. of foods. regularly. iltiy of January tn-xl. ami Hint Mich E. C. Russ & Son $6000 $*000 $12000 $20000 .......................................... tSIWttrt ..................... «75nt» ........................ $5000 S-HOiM) $9000 . $.'100(1 $1000 $t>i(X) $6500 $7200 :$1600 to $1500 $1000. No buildinos. $1000 $1500 $2600 $2000 $2200 160 acres kind HOT WEATHER DRINKS Business Exchange with much care has prepar­ ers. thnt wish lo inirst, Ihr'largest variety of Farm I .mills to sclrcl from ever pul on Hastings Real Estate Mar­ ket. Faioralile conditions now confront us, and the slogan Is "Lund. IuiihI, Ijmd, Call, See, Investigate.** The regularly a* the heavy icing dairy herd. All COWS must lie fed Well j ,ge milk yields, but tool inrmy imagine ilmt h<-ns ran simply] ■ • di-imil tleidq.imd hnrio’d »<> Hi acres 120 arns KO acres . :IU at-rt-s Small tracts readily obtained. Homes in Hustings lads In Hustings The Grocers Two Telephones Notice of Hearing Claims. Buildings With a ■'Holland' Are Considered Best 0 ‘Holland’ bus made il necessary for Ihe Company lo build Five Ijtrgc Ad­ ditions to the factory during the J. W. TIBBATTS Who is hcatiag up thc homes of Hsitinjca with Holland Furnaces to several things among lhepi. first—Individuality ,«if coiislruction. This has ghined us ns-t'ur.tmimrs the best dealers, who un­ derstand the principles of healing, and know bow to install furnaces. Second—4*<|iinre dealing*, correct: nnd prompt Idling of orders. This has won u.< the confidence of the I nide nml consumer. Third—Fuel economy, cleanli- the forenoon of thnt day. Dab'd Heptendien3rd. A. D. IfHi CHARLES M. MACK, Judge of Probate. KALAMO. The funeral of Mrs. Brace who di«-d m Nashville. was held in Kalaino. Sunday. She was formerly Mr. and Mrs. BroSnmle and daughter, Mildred, Mr. Oil- Wrber and family nf Rattle Creek \i.-iied in-Ihe lilrage Sunday. Mrs. Hall of wlrmL lisiQ-d her daughter, Mrs. Sriver from TIh.i>duy until Saturday. Jerry Pollen of Grand Ibipid* was a-guest nf his brother, Will Do You Want the Finest Tea you ever Drank? Buy “ARBUTUS” 50c Put Up Especially for Us. - ASSYRIA. • Mr. and Mrs. Burdict and son nf Bat Ho Creek visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A; Fisher, Sunday. Mrs. E. Hartom. is Visiting her daughter, Mrs. M..O. Tuckerman uf Battle Creek. / Mrs. P. K. Jewell and daugner Dorothy, are visiting the fonner's sister. Mrs. Sanford Plum, of Goblesville. Mildred Hartom entertained a •few young people lo a mandim.nllow roast Sunday in honor of her jirthday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shepard aid children, attended tho Ogden fiiMlly reunion al the homo of Mr. nnd Mfs. Harry Hinckley, lust Rutunhy. Ml and Mrs. Lyons and son vis­ ited At John Beams, Sunday.. Mi and Mrs. John Sylvester of Batik CVeek visited relatives here BRIGGS SCIKMMIL NEWS School opened Monday mnrnlng September 7, with Miss Maude Corl right, ns teacher. Twenly-seveii pupils vt\‘re rnrolled Monday. . Dale Bullerllold. Clifford Dunn, and Emerson. Cortrlghl formerly of the Briggs school nn- attending Assyria Center 'school this year, nnd taking up Dili grade work un­ der the supervision of WelJster Hastings. Wayne Greyborn. of Slovens school and Clare Norris 'ol .Briggs, visited Detroit and the state fair Thursday nnd Friday. Walker Colton has bought n It) acre farm of Earl tlurlis. The farm is-known as thc Ralph Ih-nney farm. Art llenney ami wife have bought a house and lol in Lake Odessa and moved into ;i Inst week. Mr.-Hortney was .obliged to leave the farm on account <>r i>oor In-jlth. Wc are sorry to lose them fqyn our midst. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Peels' anil daughter. Florence of Ionia, spent from Friday until Sunday at Wil­ liam Ptirdun's. ■Ora ladiman* and family spent Sunday al Merle Dunkin's. Mrs. Peels of Ionin, spent over Sunday with her dnugbl*r, Amur Slinchcnmb. Mrs. Clara Scars spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mary Stmim in Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Halton call d on George Scars Thursday. Buy Your Box Stationery Now During Fair Week wc will sell our box stationery at 10c per box Thif will be the greatest chance to buy regular high grade box stationery that has ever taken place in Hastings. C. E. HARVEY . Sorth Side Phirmaclst Hastings, Michigan 130 East Cester Street of Wl£. A. DUHH, ifdr. Michigan, County Hmm 136 Sweet Juicy Pleats ' Al this season ot the year there is much dan­ ger to be feared from improperly prepared and im­ properly cured-meats. it is best ajways to buy from ns then you arc sure of getting meats that have been not only properly, cured and prepared for the-block but are from properly selected stock. If.you are not buying from us—ordc next meats at our rmirkct. BESSMER BROS nn iMmltry; all the time if ilu-j are to grow or produce protilaltiy. But in nverage canes ImlIi7ii.- drinking v«>m4# and gi-ottyeU—A) In-r»- J he drinking v.-*.4e|s sLutd pooh become polluted. I'aiHinizi', No ina'lleiywhat kind of Irotich- or drinking vessel, the liirds wlh soon Bullalo, pollute il and make it ui>:mitary. Incubator Ihe only thing to do is In .-raid out the vessel ‘every day or lwovor iwjaily de-iune,; to smiplil caponizipg; mui-h operation of i>ost paid with full instruction* ran not lie rw.rciwtl NEW SHOE SHOP ' No. 119 North Michigan Ave. ALL WORK GUARANTEED EVERYTHING IN SHOE REPAIRING YEARS OF EXPERIENCE W. F. PRIEST - Permanent Reformation. Blgga—“Hallo, old man. how are [ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN yfiu? Haven't aeon you for a long Cottrell ami family Sunday. •bane time How's your brother doing? Has ho pulled himself up yet?’* Mlggs—|, l-'r.nl Van Vioel of Battle Creek "Do you kndw that my brother has ■ small cracks in wliiclk they hid" givbn up smoking, drinking, gambling, Soft Soap Used With Concrete. . and breed. If the boards of the. and all bad habits, and has gon^ to a j Great attention la paid by the .city] A solution ot soft soap Instead ot TAMARAC CORNERS quiet little- place In tho country." । ot Ma<|K«burK. Prussia. to Its bicycle j proof concrete la building the foundsroada. Ono can ride many ra ink carlMilic acid in the 'wash ami; Biggs—*'You*don‘t say so! Mlggs—"To the graveyard." the country on smooth atretc applying it Iml. *1 — u spray rnoiiii which occurred Thursday washing if all «<f Hie crarl bank In Budapest night. ' She had* been in-v.-r,B INNER WANT ADVS. PAY Imallh for sume time. Sit died corner! brush. happily in Jesus. Het have our deepest sympathy. .... funeral was held Sunday iiflcrniMin at 2:00‘o'clock at-Lake Odessa, al sure tlint mil a tin- U. B. church. - part of -last week., Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J. Hnrlom en­ tertained Mr. and Mrs. Bowes mid daughter. Thelma, Mr. nnd Mrs. Webb of Baltic Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Moore of Bellevue, Sini'lay. . During Fair Week ant item* in poidiry raising.* must have clean drinking Waler i* over and cooler days are coming St iver accompanied liim. to. I'ovi. Un»i litM* wjB -a»e»a»e- to Wayne. Ind:. Saturday,, returning trouble. The-c pesls. are one great cause nf low egg yield. • Make Hastings, Mich. of liedllhy ami properly nourish- I months from that dale were allow­ •fully ami ! ed for creditors to present their a variety claim*, againil the estate of lleiijamin B. Travis late of said county, sparingly, | not healthy deceased, ami Hint nil creditors of bran', skim I'said deceased are required to pre­ milk and mils abuudanlly. .UplcMl sent their claims to said Probate rm ground-, rub­ Court, al thc Probate Otiyie in the City of Hastings, for examination bish amt tilth of all kinds must be ami allowance, on or before the Hh kept down lo a miniimim. liraii-and—diofls mash day of January next, , and lhal I day al noon. Groumt' I such claims will.be heard before drink. t i<;atl hnnnrr to «*nf Or write II. G. Redmon, Lansing, Mich. THE COFFEE RANCH Slate >as.sei| I hrmigh »• in a position Barry, m. Notice is hereby given, that by nn order of the Probate Court for the J. W. TIBBATTS, Hastings. Mich. Finest Japan Tea. $700 In $1000 .$125 mid up Judge of Probale. i ; Dizzy? Bilious^ Constipated? Dr.' King’s New Life .Pills will cunryou, cause a healthy flow of I bile and rids your stomach and bowels of waste And fermenting body poisons. They are a tonic fn your stomach and liver and* tone the general system. First dose will (jure you of that depressed, dizzy, bilious and constipated condition. 25c. all druggists.—Adv. COAL all tin- lice ann powder lo kill good job of du.-ihi? chickens is d<>m rulitiin-.’ Hi" powder into the fortherr. By holding tbe bend of I hi tdtd down Ihe insect powder wi! SurceM witn poultry tn just as sure ami «‘imy' bs.'IIow with-hogs, beef cattle or diary cattle. Fnrmanimals feed, and look after the general welfare of their animal* in The good ImZritiaef not only f< cd.* a balanced ration, but Im .disin­ fects bedding, rotates feeding ami pasture lots nnd does tverylhinc lhal tends (n keen the animals fre< from disease nml crowing rapidly The good dairyman Imiks after tin individual needs of every cow ev­ ery day. and I he'cows are ftd lib really of » variety. Keeping a Hock of laying hens Is not unlik" keyuing a herd of dairy cows. Both kinds of animals, are kept as producing stock. Tim composition of milk and eggs Is much alike. If the dairy’ cowmust hi1 comfortably sheltered and •fed a well-bfilanced ration tn pro­ duee a large qualilily of milk, so We have All Sizes of ANTHRACITE. POCAHONTAS and other SOFT COALS and at prices that will be satisfactory to you. Now is the time to place youi4 order, as delay may mean higher prices to you. " . We think it behooves the consumer, under existing conditions, to care­ fully consider his wants and not wait until cold weather to buy his COAL. It is certain that there can be no further reductions in the present prices, and we should like to have the consumer take advantage of thc present prices while we can offer them the opportunity. ■ ■ zkLWA-^ S in the market for GRAIN, SEEDS, BEANS, ETC., and can sell you Flour, Bran, Middlings and other feeds at current prices. Give us a friendly call. Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc Dealers In Grain, Beans, Seed, Hay, Coal, Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS. MICH * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ �JIMI'S nillTH M THE HAOTTNGft BANNER. rkpwemho IT. MIL «■'“ PAOKTW0.VR----- -- S. SEMS s* n nnturn and n people altogether apart. Japan believes that, in Western estimation Asia is prone tu» Im*, looked down upon, mul she It position >>r people not entitled toil ■'quality witli tin* best in Europe It in lierntise tlie California land IHPMHIATJC CORRESPONDENCE law* npprRrs- to (dace European races a high-r |»edestal (linn the OVER CALIFORNIA LAND Japanese thia Japan ft so intensely HIESTION PUBLISHED. and persisleiilly opposed to them. The very Mispicion that Ihe \ynslifngton Jiovermnenl shpubl ven­ JAPS HOLO U. S. RESPONSIBLE lure bi cimiiive. nl Ihe' California \THE SCHOOL THAT GETS RESULTS Some Will Tell You . . FOR CALIFORNIA'S BILL "ly4 Ihe eiflirv Japanese 'nation, ■lliere- i.« another aspect of the lestinn which is apt to be icnorVrllow Men Drilurv l:. S. ilus nu Wnsliiiiui'Hi ■nut Tokio kIiowh Hint Hight lo Deprive Them of i’rivlii>’ Aim-rir.'in antliorilirs do not • lieges Given Europemv*. I regard llir law as discriininatiug The jiuhliration of the diplomaiii* .-igain-i Ho* Japanese in particular. fonrn|HuideniT between -flu- g.ivernmetitn at \Vn«luiigtou and Toki*> during the ii-gnlialions over !.he r«e nut lion Ii-- are nol only em­ phatic in deiirul of this conlenlioii. »|tip in - California c-mtu i.Iml they allirni llial tin* nnisl-fnvmeil-iiulioii ‘clnuiM* gives Japanrs’! stage in the.' r»‘ln|iiajH bvh in Aim iua lh>- ,-auie rlghls mid privili'tfcn a- all oilier nationals. THAT YOU SHOULD ATTEND THEIR SCHOOL BECAUSE GEORGE B. CORTELYOU ATTENDED A BUSINESS COLLEGE AND EVENT­ UALLY BECAME THE HEAD OF ONE OF NEW YORK’S GREAT BUSINESS CONCERNS they will tell you that you should attend their school because Rose L. Fritz attended some business college and became a world's champion as a typewriter operator—that you should attend their school because William Loeb learned shorthand and became private secretary to the President, and later, collector ol internal revenue ut the port of New York. But— ini i-ou.iftuiii'ii in the c«qtrary. Do they give you any specific instance* ot their own graduates who have won distinction in the world of business ? th- allitud- of the Tnjiip milh"ii mg this ■■■Yit-iiliiin k interesting The vernacular press tint' -------•Ling atiew- are MiifirroMl, and nvedl— enily th- aulliorilii's nr tn say nil foreign** in. the Jmvx d.i* libit. I’r-Md-nl are much more oirpH.-o : ’d;1 “ (if ill-p.ll. Il- -I .-.‘vl‘.-laI y nl Bl I ,............... ..ijnre mil*! made in view of tl»«* fact lhal i!n* correKpotid>*m:r was made pphlif In tin* |in>U>l of Japan. The last Cabinet failed a* nn through’ wlial was regard'd «• an? flu* J;i|>nm.**<* hold lhal Ilii*; .n l wa- ii of concur-i r.-iiip with’’lin-ir opinion. -TJu-y siy that .-im*<* tin* Washington <h>vrrnim*nl -failed In-iiithi<*iii->: the t'uilifornin l.eKi»lnlur<* ngainsl injustirr Inward Japan, the gnvrin- cabinet is determined Ji rthmg min', mid Ihe (rot ihkI Do they give thc names of young men and young women who have attended their schools and arc now located in prominent positions in thc business world? Can these institutions that “point with pride" to thc fact that they have adopted the most recent and unreliable system of shorthand—that claim that they have a course of study that can be completed in just no time atill—that claim to have sonic magic plan by which you may do something that no one else has ever done- can such institutions show you a list that win read like thc follow ing list of young men and young women who have graduated from the Michigan Business & Normal College, and gone out to become great successes in thc business world ? ■•xninplt* nf il< policy nnd NO--THEY CAN NOT '1’111! point is tin-: All the people. Th..... i-. however. HHiivlhimf not quite riulit in the d'*i.»l:)iid h"W Wiishingtoii ctHiitl .1" ni'giitiatioiiK. as indicated by the wlint it i* may !«• cither ■ liif.-rnia bill. \iid lli-i-in. lie* tin* danger, for if Japan be confe«.i*Mlly ■ unable tn >. .* why American internal iminl Irr.-ili'** may not override .•tnl- laws, il will Ih* ’ipi|Hi<.<ibli' I" .-atUfy lu r. unless ind—<l Hi- euii-Utii'Inin ‘if th- I’nrt-. any. kind i»eiS (ii'rfertly familiar deni ctlKlolllM. Iml Weslei conv< ni-iic-. That this is what •i«lo<>d. greatly (irejudii'ing Japan really wards w*cnis obvious gre*s «>f diplomatic negofin­ from Hie JapmiWm press including in matters of law mid dip< ven scinioflleial journals. Wh-tti­ er the’ Aineric!in ronsHtulinn wiH nn Is* ainemled in deference to any foreign (Mivvcr is a ^piedimi. Bui Ih- vernacular press of Japan.evi­ comilnied us the accordance dently thinks it can li**, and there- fight. Anyone who has had nillclr deal­ ami ing with Japan-— will readily imdchdaiid tliis. In .lii|>an if n man wi n*, employed in work, say 1‘igln UMI III" irniij ■>! ■■■-« Ii'.ii, Inmrs. he would always In* afraid, which Washington Is <t<*cland In to work longer b*«( it should dual-1 have proposisl. -Tlien; is every­ where nn intense desire in llnd out giv ing. anything for tin prevailing opinion is Ihnl if the rejertioii of thr propo.-ui w.*rr favor­ able lo Hie diplolUHlie. authorities in write .*•> s a tilth* magazine the thiim mon III Ill'll' vcruneular |ir**s- i- piimfi l*i uccui*r I' ll*. Ill* the giivermnenl of withholding th- linin' doing tliis without payment, term.* of the proposil in ord-r l" aged In tench .-<> many shield iiirif from public opprobri­ ................... school, and Ip* .-hould um. Tin* publication of -• very U-atli inor-e Ilian that ’ number of imporlatil a diplomatic correspon­ hours as a convenience to Hie in­ dence with reservation!* as to tin* stitution, In* not only might 6o ex­ mosL’vital fealni-s of th- qu***tion pected.to ho >>n doing tin- withmil it (nucli regrelled in Japan. ’ • xi.in payment, Iml might have mid-d d-libcraG ronvirlioi] llial the whole Ihuible is du- to rare prejiulirr. . Not only Hu*'Ain-l lean jempk. jmt IhcAinrrlean <lev-rnniriil. says the Japan­ ese preM*. are uuiler Ike iiilluMire •of rnre-prejiHliec. In -aying -n* inurh, llie Japanese |i<‘ople ■)*• nol deny Hint Uipl-r similar rireuinslmires they miclil perhaps show th- same tttUll. Th-re h lilll-Tloiilit ilial Jitnuu would not favor legisla­ tion exl-lMRDi.' ownei'shiii < T tigrL elliirr «»<•- i-miMclivii »f mil giving cuuuhIi for tli<* -.•j|nr?’”h^'in’h»-and-abmibk mon*. In olln.-r words tin* only way to have nd iiii-iimlerstMlding in the ■rylhingjs stall'd in bhirk mid jtiirw laltoren*. ami bad u'return lo their own cminlry. Unite*! Slates it no tonm*r Xin* id immigration or of laiior. but ot just treatment <■• J.ij>.i^*'->’ nation­ als now in Cajlfornja; Tin* Jap­ anese in that -tab; an* deprived by |i-gis|nli"n of tb- rights of land ownership' whit- Europeans an* entitled b> »drli rights by virtu- <>f ilitir. •.■tfeihility to citizen-flip. ’Hiuh lhere Is an Invidious di— crimitiatinn. say Ihe’ Jaiiniu*—*. They ns-r.that while nil foreign­ ers in Japan are trraled'alike with raMAcI lo rishi* nf land owne.rsjiip. the California law diwiitni- lar. Tin* American. conleirttor> Hint Jnpanea*' arc iml- aingl-d out for eurn ilis*!riminalimi any mon* ibnn Indians^or Chinn*- ur ftny other Atqalir race, tlie Japuu-sc refos- tn it-.ar. inlrresHng evidence to «.fferr More limn a year aim it was xinwd-d tliut Hi- best way <iul of th- riiffirully was for th-, Washinahin c<ou*rnyii nl tn conoade the Fluid of naturalization to Jn(ian>— suhject“. making lh<* qualiflciifinnthwrehire' reafinulih'. Sintli* ttiul Wmp .many impotimil jottriinls. l«*th in JapNii ami the I’nifod Slal-A. have reiterated Hi- suggelion with approval. X>wrthele»«. Hi- JniKin«*«>* anflHirili-.s hiv i-. nutli>e<j Gtninfu.<ly silent as In hope 11 tin* M alk<-r. Drparlincnl of Schools and Colleges. Bur­ roughs Adding Machine Company. Detroit. Bender BiisliiirlL priintr secretary lo llir gen­ eral manager <tf thr YrllowsliMir Park Association. Walter llauglicy. Wcsli-rn Supervisor of Agen­ cies, Buick Motor C-ar Omipnny. I'lint. .lliriiigmi. • V. I- Grumman. Cashier Savings Department, Central XntJoniil Bank. Buttle Creek. Ernest J. Kiskc, secretary to Mr. Wolfe. Central National Bank. Battle Cn*rk. Eliiorn Knapp, private secretary Huy B, Cady, Detroit. Earl II. I'iiilny. brunch Ih>um* agent, Buick Stotor Company. Spokane, Washington. Elizabeth Hoyt, prhnte secretary to Mr. MorrImid. .Morrlund Motor Truck Company. I .os Angeles California. Clyde Marshiill. oPli-iul stenographer King's County Court. New York City, mid hnldpr of tlie world's record for s|H*cd mid ncrtirury in writing short timid. ■ Enmui Hess private seervlary lo tlie ellivf of one of th- depart incuts of thr lord Motor Company. De­ troit. Frank Andrew, Cashier IL B. Slirrmun Manufac­ turing Compmiy, BuU.tr Creek. \ Winifred Wing, private secretary lo the Works Manager. M. Rumely Company, tint 11- CreekThiMidore HuMciidorf. Chief .Accountant, L'nlon Steam Pump Company. Battle Creek. ■ Helena Stanley, private secretary to W. K. Kel­ logg. Kellogg Tousled Com Flake Company, Battle Creek John I- Kellogg, srcreljiry Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Company, Battle Creek. Mar Itocke. with the il. IL Shvrmmi .Manufac­ turing Compmiy. Battle Creek. Frank X. Miller. Paymaster Pustinn Cereal Com­ pany. I.tit, Battle Creek. Charles I.. Marhlr. Purchasing Agent, Kellogg Tousled Corn Fluke Company..Battle Creek. dillb-uli tli.d Japan ran nol «o undetstmid. ll-ru we have bill inn* more «*vi-deuce of how iillb* Wed-rn ~ mi- allow, poi ■•’Wti imliaijv- for the sake <4 being -kind nr courteous rum* tin* risk of having its act ion interpreted as one aalisty. W E I RGE Y(»l TO ATTEND THE MICHIGAN BI SINESS AXD NORMAL COl.lAXiE BECAl SE THIS IS THE SCHOOL THAT GRADUATED: . George X. Blivt,-'t'rodurlimi .Manager for tlie Thomas B. Jeffrey .Manufacturing Coippany, Keno­ sha, Wisconsin* .Mary Sevixm. private secretary to the chief of the I'rodutlhm Dciinrtiiwiil of tlie JI. Rumcly Com­ pany. l.aPorte. Indiana. E. D. I.auigmi, Michigan Sates Jlanagcr for tlie JI. Rumcly Company, Baltic Creek. ( Adn Wiliitts, nrivale s«*cn*tary tn E. C. lllinnan, American Steam Pump C<nn|imiy. Baltic Creek. Harry VunWagner, private secretary to Jtr. Hills Assi-tnnt Sults Jlanugrr, Packard .Motor Car Czinipany. Detroit. C. W. Brainard. Secretary-Treasurer I nion Strain Pump Company, Buttle. Creek. Fred I- Christian, Cashier Savings Dcpartiujpil, 01:1 NnIioiiiiI Bank. Rattle Creek. . EurJ Jlarviu, Receiving Teller, Old National Bank. Buttle Creek. ' ItolM'rt J. Rar. Receiving Teller, City Bank of Battle Creek. I.orell Curtis’ Assistant (aishlcr, .Merchants Sav­ ings Bank, Bailie Creek. John .Meister, Chief Accountant, llygcnic Food Compmiy, Battle Creek. O. (>. Ossnu, Purchasing Department. JI. Rumcly Company, lav Porte. Iniliaiui. O. G. Culver. Cost Keeping Department, JI. Rum­ cly Compmiy. lav Porte. Indiana. \'. 1_ Bramble, Union Strum Pump Company, Battle ('reck. Nellie Caimamilr, private secretary to JIr. J. C. This list could he continued inifrimilrty.• There are now more tlimi live thousand of our young men mid voting women out in thr business world who have made marked surcewt. Many on Hie abnvc list alone run lie counted whose sala>y is greater flinn that of William Loeb, collector of internal revenue nt Hie port of NOW, MY FRIENDS-YOU Y(H NG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN who are interested in n real busi­ ness rdiii-ution. how many schuob* bffn* you such a reputation its that? How ninny schools cun show you n list of graduates thpl will even approach tills? Now. do they? No, they do not. And tiny do not because thr reeonls of tlie Jfr<qiignn Business and Normal (lottrgr. Its training, its srrviiT, nnd Um* llmd .reT.. suits utlaincil cannot be even iipprotirhtM by any institution, at least within this stale. • , I WANT TO SAY TO YOU YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN THAT A BISINESS EDUCATION OFFERS JVO.NDERFl I. POSSIBILITIES. . It offers wonderful possibililes, because with the right kind of (ruining you • have n elimice to learn the business of I lu* (irnis you ure witli. Because you write thc linn's letters. BECAUSE you limidle llir correspondrnn*. BECAUSE you keep tlie accoiints. BECAUSE yon, individually, do the work as planned by Hie heads of tlie departments. You leurn to think THOUGHTS OK St (X.t.SS. br■ ails- you work directlv for thc men wlioais* Irin in liusincss. Bl I NOW 1 W AN! YOUTH tlHNK THIS THOUGHT RIGHT THROUGH TO THE END. If you ure going to succeed in business you have go I to start witli the right kind of buMness training. If you start with tlie wrong kind of business (ruining, the rnrnp kind of business training, the superflcai kind of liusiness training, you are bound to foil Ka-htiigion tjte J:i|iam*Ki.* puldir as in.-iiirrn*' for havingUrst tried in preveilt (hr i-mii-liiK'iil ••£ I In- California law nnd (nr ttnerwards alteinpting in coiidoue it. This fart rankles in Hi- miinl of Hi- nation, and will do more to liind-r tlie progie-s nf llie negolialions than anythin^ that Po-Do-ljix Banishes Pimples. Bail blood, pimples, headaches, hiliouMiees, torpid, liter, constipa­ tion, elo., come from indigestion. Take Po-lto-fjix. the pleasant nnd absolutely sure Laxative, and you won’t suffer from a deranged irfoiqach or oilier troubles. It will tone up the liver and purify Ihe blood. iqura gffnjaiyt Lse it regularly and you will slay well, have clear complexion ami steady nerves. Get a Wc. boUlu races. She tie- today. Money back it nol satuffed., on being treated All Druggist^.—.Adv. just ns sun’ as llie Min rises anil sets. If you gel a thorough business (raining, tlie kind of trail ling you get al thc Mh-higun Business mid Nhrmal College. you an* p hired al (In* very start in a position, offering an excellent salary, and mil only (lint lint you an* placed where you have nn opportunity to GET ON THE IN- . SH)f-» of (he business, and your chances for tin* future are indeed unlimited. BUSINESS TRAINING IS NOT DIFFCULT Stmrtliand. tyfzcRriting. the- fiindmn minis of Ivookkerping arr a part, but tire not in any sense <if the wonl AI.L OF A BUSINESS TRAINING. You cun learn those things in it very short time, but don't let miy one delude you Info thinking (hut (his is a hnsini*ss education—physiology Is not a naslical course— nrilh- IT TAKES EXPERTS II lakes a liusincss expert to teach y on hiisiu-ss—il takes a stenographic ex­ pert touuikr you a HEAL shocthmid writer—It takes n penman lo Irarli you lo write—mul witli Hu* proper trm-hhig. sucii as you gel jit Hie MlrhlipM' Business mid Normal Collrgc,<thr road Is easy. It's just application, it's just following In­ structions; mid here, exactly ns in a. real foislucss offlec, y ou niwmclatc witli suc­ cessful business men—you gel their point nf'jtcyc .and when you go out into the Inlsiness world you arc n success from thr very stmt—al a salary from 50 per cent to IiM) per rent greater than you can earn in any other eaparlty. “THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT The vvork of Ihe “SERVILE DEPARTMENT” of thr Michigan Business amt Normal Cxrilegc is an <xilgrowlh of (be personal help which Mr. Argubright has given, docs give, and will give to everyone who — enrolls at the school. This department furnishes just hen* ihe right .position for you—places you wlr* —’ ’you ----i-un grow—just that place (or which youi ure best' Which? I> woman more intereating than morn He has more' genius In exeeptlonal individuals, and less of goQlu*-llkn Insight in the'ax-rags per­ son. H- competes; woman endures. He builds externally, sho at homo* Its fight*; hhe preserves. -Our worth­ less opinion la that men are more In­ teresting than women, but that wom­ an is more In teres Ung than man.— Harpor a Weakly. C. J. ARGUBRIGHT, Business Expert purpoM* of giving phifcMlonal adv ire upon cfllrirnry in f|cni*ral. nut in particular, to increase thr rtflcicncy of every graduate of thLk institution. This de­ partment is beyond the eomprehriLsion of the ordi­ nary individual. The only way that you can grasp the full sigiiill<-mire of the wonderful vvork dune by JIr. Aiguliriglil is to enroll ut the schuol and become a huiumi, integral purl of the plan............... . ............. ' : ' titled. Tlie personal analysis which JIr. Arguhright, gives to every student of this school is’vvorth many • times the entire cost of tuition. This help is the oulgrowth of ninny years’ experience in tlie practical . vvork of advising young men mid young’women witli j regard lo (heir vocations; enunscllng employers in . j the wlcclion and assignment of employees; InvcsliI gating industrial and commercial institutions for thr MORE THAN $3,500 A YEAR Cornr up to the College olfice and let us aliovr you a letter from a young man who Ims hern otrt of school alMiut four years and-flow receives more than h year, with a percentage of the proQLs in nildition. Hr says “Another raw of what the train­ ing at tlie JI. B. A N. C. will do for u fellow with or­ dinary inleillgrnrc.”’ Tlie demand for our young men and young wom­ en Ls fur in advance of the svipplv. Business men ure culling on us each month—cadi week—each day— training Hull equipped thrill for life's work. This training lias given thrin* mi ndvmitagc that is WORTH I IKH’SANDK OF DOI.LARH to them. Wc want lo tell you nlaiiil these young people, ttr want to show you why wc cun do for you vvhal wc have done for thrin. If you cumiot cull, send for College literature— il is free. ' . You may start any day. Tlie Thirty-third year is now iipsrsslou. ’Hie Instruction js individual. Thc enrollment is limited.. faster I linn we can gnidiiale our sludcnls. I he demnml is so great that EVERY flitAlli ATE IS AS- . SI RED <H A (iDOD POSITION or every dollar of tuition paid is refunded. Wr-want to talk with you personally. AVc want to meet every.serious minded young man mid young woitfun. IVr want to open your eyes to thr wonder­ ful possibilities before you.’ Wn want you to knbw what wc lune dom* for mofr. (linn 5,000 young men mid young women who nn* now niukliig big miccckscs lu life bcejuist- they hud SI'ECIAI. 1 ItAlXl.XG— Send for Our Hafiiltdmc Ncw Catalogue. Sc nt- Free. Michigan Business and Normal College . C. J. ARGUBRIGHT, Pre.idcnl . 43-45-^7 West Main Street "THE SCHOOL THAT <?ETS RESULTS" BATTLE, CREEK, MICH. DAVID SILLERS, Sectary Entrance Through Bijou Theatre Lobby Office hours—8 to 11:45 A. M.; 1:15 to 5:00 P. M. Saturdays 9:00 tojl:45 A. M/l:15 to 4;00 P. M. �PAGE THIRTEEN THE HASTINGS BAWFR. SEPTEMBER 17. 191L GOUNC11. PROCEEDINGS. street committee with power to City Council met in regular ses­ act. Curried. Ayes Aid. Edmonds. sion Friday Evening, August 2«th, Herney, Lunn. Nicss, Roush, Sel­ den, Absent I. . iflIL Resolved; Thnt the •Supervisor Mayor Jamieson presiding. Present nl roll call. Ahl. Ed­ of the 2nd and 3rd wards, ofllie monds. Herncy. Lunn, Nfas, Roush City of Hasting*, be and Is hereby orifereil lo make a aperial assess­ and Selden. . ment of all the land* within the Absent al roll call. Aid. Cnrvelh. special asaeMoient district liable Minutes of August Htb read and to special aaMMmenl for the cost approved. of (Jic construction of thc Mont­ Th<* following accounts were gomery street sanitary sewer, ac­ auiiit.-.l: cording to the benefits wiHiout Jake Niess, election .S 0.00 reference lo the improvements Chas Warner, election COO thereon; that he lie and Is hereby Leander Pryor, election . 2.00 ,ordere*! and directed to inane a Wm. Miller, election' .*jwHqsT-nw9Bm<’nr-Tri!i if all tin . Norton Patten, election .... . 15.00 land* within the special sewnr dis­ Chas. Plckel, election 2.00 trict. Hable lo special assessmcnl. Kain Crawford, election .... 2.on for the cost of const niri ion of C. H. Barber, elccjmn o.on Hie Montgomery street Sanitary Frau Cannom, election 0.0ft ^ewcr, according lo benefits with­ N. Clark,.election 2.00 out reference, to the nnprovemeni* (J.00 I hereon, and to make n special »*Isjon Tolhurst, election ,1a*. Woolon, election 2.00 *<>«smenl roll of said specinl as­ Adalbert Heath, eleclion .... 2/XI sessment district, entering and de­ L. Rose, labor 0.70 scribing all tin* lands liable to J. Walter*, lalior 5.63 assessment lharoon, and Hint In* Wm. Jgionard. labor ....... 15.00 levy upon . said lands liable to B, Jeffry, labor •. 12.00 special a*se««mviiL Ihe nnlouul of Win. Pauslle, IhImun.no, the estimated cost of said Mont­ F. Ickes, Inlier 3.30 gomery street sanitary sewer in ni’i’ordance with chapter twenty D. Wood, labor .... ii mt of the cliartcr of thi* City of lla-lH. D. Selden, election L. H. Pryor, election tijxi A. G: Carlton, election : d.mi resolulion* of the City Council of Wm. Roush, election <1.00 the City of Hasling*. ' ‘Sigiu-d: WiIIihui B, Ibmsli. <><M> Chas/Reamer, rierlion o.mi Moved by Aid. ilou*h (hat re.-mA. H. Carvelh, election C. II. Edmonds, rlecllmi ti.mi Irving Cressy, election Aid. Edmond*. Herncy, Lunn. f.on Nil’s*. Roush, fk’lden, A»went ’(. Chns. E. Lunn, election .... 3. L. Maus, eleelion .............. Moved by- Aid. Lunn that Carl 0.(10 E. J. Edger, election t.on Wespinter be elected member of M. Roush, labor l.on cily council lo till vacancy caused Wm. Roush, labor (0.00 by the rehignnlion of J. A. Woobm. A. Smith. lalMir CuTrh*d. Aye* Ahl. Edmond*. Jos. Shay, learn I'.UK i Herncy, Lunn. Nle**, ' Roush anjJ Holden. Absent I. Geo. Tolhurst, learn Moved by Aid. Nir** Hint (he Wm. Coburn. U*am N. Smilli, labor 21.00 building of a siilc-vvalk near Wm. 8. Mead, team 21.00 Paiinll.-’Carried. . 2021. Chan Hill, labor ”’ Edmono* tiia; unlil Friday, 50 council adjourn J. A. Wnolmi. .salary ... M. Patten.* City Clerk. A. I. Warner, acct Jacob Strouse. lalfair ... H.ir, H. l», NORTH Ximill r.ABI EAST Kt-II.VMI. RETHND. Hasting* Printing Co. ... I. 5O Charlie Moore and family visited City Clerk, |M>*tag<* ----- «.i_ -111,1 family „f Jas. B. Clow A Son, acct . Grottier Fire' Equipment ------ iruMii Northeast Hast ing-. j, Sunday, (lie Richard lln-k<-y and ai daughter of Moved by Aid. Edmonds lhalI Ihe accounts be allowed and orders Vermmilvilli*. viAih*<Kal FT«•«! R* n\ ' • drawn. Carried. Aye*. Aid. Edr kra’ Sunday.Mr*. Claud llamnim'id lUilerhiinmon ds,- Horney. Lunn, Nira*, Roush, <■<1 her brother Lin Wing. «»f nnd Selden. Absent I. Moved by Aid. Lunn lhal the roll Irbil and liluUiel', Of NoiIII Irving. Sunday. y of Ihe west Slate street . Arthur M«*ire whn Is drawing adopted. ................. - ...... F>liin»iid«.1 gravel (»u a *|nie rrwnnl road Carried. Ilerney. Lunn Nies* Roush, Seldon, noi lh of'Carlton Center wa* home -*■***•-* I. *................................................. ' over Kiiadav. ■Absent Mik. Norri* of Middleville, i* Moved by Aid Roush thnl the re pairing of East Statu' ilrerl. am- visiting Iter ilaughter, Mr*. E. cemetery load be referred tn the [Springer. ORANGEVII. I-K. HASTINGS AND CAHL' G. Warren’s new bouse is nearly) TON TOWN LINE. , Sunday, Sept. 6th. being IL V. completed. Mr. Newark it buiding an auto-1 Wilson’s ilfty-eighlb birthday, a * I number of friends and relatives mobile shvM. Marshall Beattie has a new au-| came to help *him celebrate the same. .They gave him a post card tomobile. Hale Brattle of Kalamazoo was shower and left other presents for which he was- very thankful and at Clair CoJIiaoaw Mending a few days last wwk. appreciated very much. Born to .Mr. and Mrs. Williamj Mrs. Horace Barnum was called to Lansing .om* <hi>- last week on Farnsworth a baby boy last wwk. I Onions an* being emilrnrtcd amlj account of the illness of her sister. Mrs. Leo Gummings spent Wed­ an* not a very high price, thirty I ’ • nesday and Thursday with her sis­ wills. The rain did lots "f damage to ter. Mr*. Jbhti. Francisco, in 1laslthe onion crop. In places Uie on­ W. B. Herron Hermn of Cliampaiun. HL. ions were floating. Champaign. ill. Frank Beattie vttlled relaHves! sprit a few days.of last week look­ last week. ing after thc intervsU of. his farm, hen* School began lari Monday with now occupied by Max Bump. Mis* Hazel Nevina and Miss Fox as • I kin Shripbcll and family of teachers. Coats Grave visited at Isaac Hoov­ er’s one-day last Week. SUNFIELD. Jay Rockwoxl and wife nnd Mrs. Bev. E. M. Wherier will movei Rd I a Hager spent Sunday, ut E. J. lo Caledonia, and Rev. Lyons will; Bump’s. be ihe new pastor lo the.II. B. |s*oMrs. Alice Cummings has re­ turned to her home in Hastings af­ ter spending a few days with her M. I’., eonforence, Tuesday. Rev. Hahn • nt tendril the I-’. M. son Leo nnd family. Charles B-nbam and family bf district inerting at Fl. Louis Tn.-I | Hnslinus visited- nt Jarno* SwnnMrs. Randolph and daughb-r.| Grace Sherk «>f Grand Rapid* Mr*. Bailey, of Adrian, attended] *pejlt from Monday until Wednes­ Hie. golden wedding of Mr. and Mr*.; day. vi-iling nl Glenn Moore's. . Sila* Hn'mlolph Inst Saturday and; n’tiiriirtl hnme Turadny. Miss Rernice Greaser and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Rumsey of Freeport Weipperl went to Albion Thursday and t>. P. Spragin* mid wife and lo tnke up thejr school work al, college again for another year. John West died veiy suddenly with heart Chnrtes 'Moure and family <>f Monflay morning, • Rutland visited his brother Glonn trouble. Rev.’S. C. Groff and wife visibsl and family Sunday. Levi Boice of Champaign. IIL (heir qnuglilcr. Mrs. Grant Mr.nl at visited his rmiidh. Mrs. E. J. Bump. Grand Ledge, over Bunday. C.hrrrv Tree Blonoms William Ourigan and daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley, sides on the McOmbor . Folin Doyle and Agnes Doyle ’■•( Ilnllimon* townships, ha- n cherry Freeport "called on Glelin .Moore tree which produced blos«om.* on nnd wife uno day last we«’k. Friday. Seploinber 11. She brought several of the bl09'<ims io Ihe sh*y and family from lUrasjlay |inid Sunday. Slop/Thul First Fall Cough. Sunday visitors nat James End- I Cheek your fall cough al once irat. Ki-nymi and ' —don’t wait-it may lead tb serious lung trouble, weaken your vitality and develop a chronic. lung ailment.; Senter Gel a bottle of Dr. Bell* Pine. Tar !.|c«* -u«e il freely for that fall ' cough oru-old. »lf Baby nr children Daily Thought. sick give il t<7 them, it will re­ Man’s highest merit alwar»-4s. ■■ 'are lieve quickly and permanently, ft much as (MMisible, (o rule vxicrnat clr- :i.-oofltM Jhc. irritated th mat. lungs cumslancra. nnd as little as possible ‘ 7nl'| ";iir pas*a,ge"'** i^r."eii* !! ■i. Loravns Phlegm to let himself bo nijed by them.— antiseptic’ and forlilie* tin Goethe.' .i ....i.i^ n tern ogainst colds. AMERICAN FENCE What makes a good fence? Should it have wire hard as flint made with the highest carbon the same as the makers of American fence put into its piano wire? Or should it be a soft wire such as they put into their weaving wire that is sold to manufacturers of wire cloth? Neither—it should be a medium wire that many years’ experience has shown to be exactly right for the purpose. The American Steel & Wire Co. makes every kind of wire that is used, beginning witli its own mines, through its own furnaces and steel and wire mills and they know what is the right kind of steel to use for a fence. Tnist their judgment. 11 Should a good fence have a rigid stay? No —we believe in thc hinged, joint that is strong, flexible, yielding to pressure like a spring bed and snapping back again to its place. Flexibility is its life. A pneumatic tire on a bicycle is more durable than* a.solid tire for this reason.© American fence is made of large wires thoroughly galvanized and proof against weather. I! H it 11 n Goodyear Brothers Hardware and Implements PHONE 1 HASTINGS, MICH M MITIN CORNERS. Mci.lenn.iii (linn iinQal. Alonzo Mr. nnd .Mrs. Gri­ per Friday wcnini lni«ir.ind'> hirllid.i' j hold. Guaranteed. -BANNER AVANT ADVS. PAY.— • your pruggisL—Adv. THEof the FINAL CLEARANCE SALE GRANT H. OTIS & CO. STOCK, of Hastings and Remus, Mich Now going on at Otis’ old stand, Hastings, Mich., is drawing record crowds. Opportunity knocks once at everybody's door. Thc man or woman who succeeds in life is the man or woman who grasps thc oppor­ tunity vvheix it presents itself. Here is your opportunity—arc you going to let it pass by or arc you going to take advantage of it? Seldom does an opportunity present itself to buy seasonable, serviceable mer­ chandise at less than cost of material. Pon't neglect the chance, —come tomorrow and get your share of thc savings. ■ MEN'S AND BOYS’ SUITS, OVERCOATS AND 1-URNISHINGS-MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S SHOESAND RUBBERS-AT FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS ABOUT THESE SPECIAL VALUES IN SUITS $22.50 Sulls for men and young men. including Capps 100 per cent Wool suits. Final Clearance Cid <C) Sale Price L..............-.alTojV $20.00 any Sult in thc store retailed nl llih price by Grant Otis A Co. 1 'T Final Clearance Sale PricesJl.fe'./ O $18.00 SuiU, as sold by Grant Otis A Co. nothing reserved. Final Cl 1 Clearance Sale PriceA•/ $15.00 SuiU, really worth more, but n special nrice with Grant Otis A Co„ Final Clearance Sale $9.87 $12.50 Sulls, some earelleij/ values, perfect style and workmanship. <C*7 7C Final Clearance Sale Price -P* •• *7 $10.00 Sulu, sold for a higher price in any other store, but Grant Olis ZQ & Co. Final Clearance Salo Price.. «pU.Ux MEN'S. $.150 Men's gun metal. Iducher cut, a good medium priced ----------- - stior. Final ( Imranrc Sale----- r-— Price ' ......... Si.ill) Vici and gun inolal, lace or button, only a small . Ink mi hand. F inal Clearance Sale $2.69 jy $1.50 Men's patent BurrOjaps nr-gun metal shoe, a few button, balance lace. Final Clearance Sale Ol zn Price ...........................................................................................$i>'Uy $1.00 and Si.50 Men's na|ent button or lace shoe, very gnod value*. Final Clearance Sale Price <• $1.00 Men's laq. vici or Burroiap*, lace shoe, extra fine, ..durable.. Final Clearance Sale Price .. :... $L70 and $5.00 Ovforils including the famous "Florsheim* ibt-aud. Final Clearance Sale 0 7 no Price $4.70 $1.98 $2.98 10c Underwear Never Again 50c Think of buying winter underwear at the opening of the srason’ ut reduced prices. Men’s extra heavy fleece-lined shirls and drawers, all sizes from 3i tn .41 inclusive. Grant Oh* & Co.’s price rin these goods . were 50c. per garment. Final Clearancn Sale Price$1.50 Wool Shirts and Drawers -made by the standard mills, thi* alone is a guaran­ tee nf tho quality. . Final Clearance Of IX Sale Prieo ................................................ $1.00 Wool. . Shirts and Drawers, another of tho famap? .“Mandard" make, only a limithd quantity. Final Clearance Salo Price ................................................ $1.25 Union Suita for men. extra heavy weight, soft heavy fleece. Final Clear- Q'7r» anic Sale Price .................................. x/V Work Shirts 35c Men's tvork hone, the kind that sells for p^lOc a pair, while a limited lol lasts, 3 pair to a customer. Final 5c pt O£C $22.00 (loth oM-rroals flue quality. $1.98 $2.39 Rubber Goods 55<* Women's storm rubber, only a small lol |<-H. Final Clcaranec Sale z-A Price ........................................................... 43V* plain .nnd sfnnn rubber. Final Clearance Sale Price .Just about 25 ’dozen m the lot. ■$»u<»ii 1WJ tn 17 inclusive, aud ibi&Js your.last chance, no more when these are gone. 50c is the Tegular price. Or Clearance Sale Price 3 for $1.00 or sJoC c Sale Price .. $16.98 $20.00 Cloth nverenata, handsome 'U'hfldnaifcdilp. a coat well worth your choir.-.. Final Clearance -Sain Price ......................................... $1^,39 $18.00 Cloth Ovrrcont-s. if a saving of four and a half dollar* tt|>p<*aU to you. you Final Clearance Sale Price $13.18 $15.00 Cloth Ovcrrnats, and the wonder is that • pi I./’, ami (hen lo b<- cut Mill low- (TQ ci<SQmilj(:icarancr Sale I’rirc ... »P /•xO SIOJKI Clolli Oiercouls, good *)■;•viceblo garnu’iit.s. well lined and well made.. Final ( Icarnnce Sale $7.49 Once More—10c Canvas Gloves 63C 5C Clr 3 for $1.00 31.13 men FOR MEN AND MH NG MEN WOMEN’S $2.80 Women's kid buiton. with patent - tip m-ilium heel, a good shot* for little money. Final ClearCl JQ nnre Sale Price ^1.17 $3.00 Womens black velve.l, button, medium heiil^a.very SQrvicablo shoe.. Final Clearance Sale ct GO Price ......... y.............................................................................. $1.70 $3.00 Women’/ lace and button nln»>, black and tan. •while the lol lasts. Final ('.Icaramc Sale - Price ....................................................................................... $1.00 Women's, patent, button, kid lop, iti-diurn heel, don't fail tn the.-’ exceptional values. Final Clearea no nnre Sale Price f. $3.00 Women's gun metal button, military heel, r. /i nsiblc Bcrvicalrio Bhoe. Finn! Clearance Sale CT 70 Price :.: $3.00 Women's palei.it or kid lace shoe. *p cellent workinanship. FinaJ Clearance Sale Price ........................................ A SALE OF LAST CALL Overcoats SHOES FOR MEN AM) YOUNG MEN FOR ACT QUICKLY READ PON PER. ‘J0<- Men’s plain rnhh'U j. at prij.-mt price . >>( rubber Hi'*-** a bargain at irirular price. Final Clearance Sale Prive... /du $1.00 Men’s hdl • Price *!inin rubleu*. now 83C Owing lo great demand and the small supjdy, we qre obliged to limit these lo 3 pair tn a customer Wc GLOVES 5c WEICKGENANT & RIEDE SUCCESSORS TO GRANT H. OTIS & CO. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER'1?. 1911. PAGE FOURTEEN NASHVILLE Mr.'aWegusen, The Ladies' Tailor of Grand Rapids Will be at the ! tin tabor Day podmfo-ter GlasIner had. the interior of th<- post of­ fice elianged -so that now all of.the mail boxes are at tin- -outh and; [the iniutey order .window m front ut the north of the-general deliv­ ery and stamp window making 'more room for Ihe working force (in Ihe back. . . Elkhart, Indiana. Thursday, where PARKER IIOUSE, WEDN ESDAY, Sept. 23 ' ■ with a line of very latest anil and finest patterns in materials for Fall and Winter Suits and Dressed and the ladies of Hastings are cordially in­ vited to call and look over the line. A. S. WEGUSEN Lady Tailoring i8E. Fulton St.—Citizens Phone 244S—Grand Rapids, Mich. I old regiment. | Mrs. Mary Holsaple went to Du­ tra nd, Friday, for a visit with her ( son. Elmer and family. tier daughter, Mrs. Ina Ritchie al Stony Point .--veral days lasivweek. Miss-Pauline Kunz left on the evening train idle by Mi-’ Olive Walker and Ho y went lo Grand Ihh Rapid* and -p ent Sunday, and Mrs. C. F. .**11111 ii. • Mrs. Bertrand Yoiiffg and Hirer i hildii n of Charlotte Mpenl. Sunday with Hu* foriijer.* parent*, Mr. and and la.-t week Tuesday "veiling. and Mr*. Cha-. Muivany thr.*.* children fit Belleville e-ts'i-f Mrs. Muivany’* Frank Wertz. and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. guests id Mr. a Smith ware i;. M. Putnam. D. L. Smith. F. M. Quirk and R. E. Solibv take ■" ' 11,1 pjs iwiui-rB Valve-in-I lead Motor You will find the BUICK line'of cars at the Fair just South of thc Main Entrance. When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them." The Hastings Buick Co *900, *950, $1185, $1235, $1650 New Messer Building Hastings, Michigan. Gribhin and Powers have their new cider mill and jelly factory ir running order and it will Im* op­ erated by Mr. Herbert Cross of Vermontville, an expcrienrecl hand at that bu-in"**. B. P. Seward of Battle Creek visited hi* daughter, Mr*. R. G. R"lhhanr,- last week. We were mistaken in our item Inst week in reganl to Mis* A ilia Parrott entering hit*inew college nt Grand Rapid-. She nerompmiied Mi*.* Yada I'righnpr to Grand Rapid*, but rrlurntsl home Mun­ day evening. The remains of Mrs. Eugene Brown who died'at her hoirf^ near 1 lhesler 'With cancer of thr slomach, .Sunday morning were lijuughl here f»»r interment in take view cemetery. Wednesday afternoon. MiK* Inez Smith <11 ftelroit. i* <i*iling her father. R. C. Smith, and other relative.* nnd friends here. B. B. Downing and family are moving into Rnv Riven*' noutu* in Hi.* east part of the village. NORTH N ASHVILl F. E. V. Smith was at St. John*. Tuesday and Wednesday, on busi­ ness. - Mrs.-Ed. Ritznni. mid two sons of Milwaukee are visiting Hie form­ er's parents, Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Bachelor. Mrs. Orville Slorkiiig is •mile ill with intlmnmatiiin "f ibe bovveh. • Mr. and Mr.-. Frank Frazer of Battle. Creek wn* guests of tintatter's aunt. Mr*. Cliarlry Feigliner. from Friday until Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Munson of " ‘ vitle spent Hund.i.v with “ Mrs. C. Feighn-i. The Grange inel wilh Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Brumm. Fridayriling, After the ■prelirninpries a good program was •ariosi out. utter which light refre-'inirnls Some of the Reasons Why MaherIs’sMeeting Business University With Success Wo teach the latest and twos- up-to-date systems, . This was Hie first school in this section of the stale to introduce Grogg shortliaiid nnd P..dionnl Typewriting. OlRer* who oppoaril it liavi'-lind to either adopt if. or go out of business. We tench-the mjIijei'U ie'cauw we know from experience that they nre sutierior, hot herause public sentimi-nt has roiiHiellvd us to do so. • hire is Hie only school in Hi'- -tale whore Hie public work is turned over lo Hie Students and they receive the money fur doing -tune—this’ amounts to several hundred d'dlnrs Pach year mid not only give* Un* students tin actual liusine— experience hut enables Silirilors have never been employed ns the.class Hint, nre inilu••need by them as a* rule would never make very desirable help in the business world. 'Ihe school is tilled each year wilh friends and relatives of former students. We an* |ocai«*«l near Hie heart of the city so lhal pulilir work h'r easily, obtained, mid a central point for nil students lo attend. - '.Mill Century iMHikkeeping is taught, which is nil thnt its name implies, being up-to-date in every respect, mid graduates of Hit* system nre among the best topKKecpeitf in the city. same liu*ine-s. and ■ ven they must'admit Uihl after a i-omplete fail­ in' al their hands lh>- sann- students made g,H>d liefe. At our school all III.* public woik i.ik. n in to !>,• done by Uk la turned over I" our students and J hey. receive the pay for doing It. We feel Hii« fair in Hie student* and it greatly aid* them in their ef­ forts lo secure an education for this public-work amount* lo wvrral liundrcd dollars tier year. In addition to Hie Unanrial help il. gives them the actual business practice which every student needs, Summed jqi—The most up-to-date sysleiu*; We lead while olhtrally located; Teachers that knovvurk; Positively no solicitor.*: Cen- follow; Paid for your public w month evening Corl rigid s a gue*t at M Ask for further information. ir.-l uf Ihe w« e regular monthly htisii and Mr. nnd Mr*. Fred Brmmn -octal meeting of Ihe Y. P were elbcled delegate* to alb*nd ie Evangelical church was the convention at Hasting* the iii.'rt al ihe home of 5 30lh of September. C. C. I’ri6e and Mrs. EUn 1 Coe tie met al llie church .. were taken a line nu-; were nt tanking on business Fri-| tomobile ride before Hie meeting day and Saturday. by members of the church and so­ I Ernest Fuch* and family have 319 So. Burdick St. ciety who own macliines. mid on inoved to North Castleton. School began in the Feighner lheir return were left al Mrs. district Monday witli Miss Bernice Mead at the h'-|m. . place a .good slipper was nerved. .lack Brumm 1* pl Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Ueuiatay of Chicago. ure gue-t* of Mr. and Mrs. where he will attend the n<n-:nal the coming year. miu-qiiohUyli Im almost tinimsAi. BALTIMORE CENTER. C. M. Putnam. MIm Lulu Helrlglo spent Monday Mr*. George Co.* nnd Mrs. C. C. la Pease and wife of Cedar evening with Miss Itengie Benedict. at Hastings, Munday dek with appi-ndiiiliM -last Price wen* were Sunday guests of Chas. Mr. mid .Mrs. C. Hooper and Minn on business. .... day and wii* operated on loCt.-d Rhoda Kan-her wore in Hastings Gillnspie. Mrs. Frank Price and daughter. Sunday. Mrs. A. Karrlier who ha* James Hammond hud the mis•ondilion. in*en -pending some time there n<— Mi*. 1'. A. Quick is at Hastings urday. coiniianied them home. Glenn Oversmilh was nt Balti'* i*owm la»l we tins week acting- a- one of the Mrs. J. W. Califf of Grand Rapid‘..JUx Monro Creek on liusine— Friday. had quite judges al Hn* County fair. i* vhiting friends and relative.* in HOI TH BOWNE. Mr. mid Mrs. Damon Spencer nf Mrs. B.’B. Downing wa* taken Warren King vi-Hed J. II. Cnr- thi- vicinity. very sick with ptomiane poisoning Lansing, have gone to SI ill wider. Mi** Elsie Fields of Podunk in frightened and turned' peiller ami wife Sunday. caused from drinking sweet cider, Oklahoma, where Mr. Spencer has Iiecame visiting nt the home id James Par­ MU* Eleanor Pardee, who ha* dee nnd wife. a position-as instructor, at th" Ag­ around throwing h<*r out. Oio- foot last Saturday. caught in Ho* lines, and had il n<*t been yi-iliug relative.-''and friends ricultural college at that place. •Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Murray went Mis- Hilda Go*cb left Saturday to tn Attica. Ohio. Saturday, for a Mrs. Spsorer was Mias Iva Cue of ietn fur bur wearing a »lip|H*r ' left fo? Kansas City Wednesday I i><-Biii idudie* in the Evangelistic which was easily drawn off. she Nashville. Training. School of -Chicago. Ni*i» Mr. Jind Mrs. GranJ Faslibaugh might have been dragged mid se­ I morning lo begin her lycemn work. laijr accompanied hen* an far ns Miss Z'-lla Franck returiwd to Mr. nnd. Mrs. John MisIder and Grand Rapids, .when- idir' vidfed Jackson. Monday, to lhii«h her of Bailie Creek visited the form­ verely. injured; but luckily. *he es­ course in. the liu*ine.-s* college er’s sister. Mrs. Charles Feighner caped being hurl. Th.* horse ran Mr. mid Mrs. Wm. Mishler mid almuL half a mil" and was caught, daughter Gleiina were in Caledonia and family a few days ago. there. A Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Feighner none the worse, for his run. Sunday. visiU-«| Item-dirt. and family Fri­ Rnv Bivens and family moved to Workmen -h'hve I...... ,.,*lling nccDiiiimnicd by their guest-. Mr. Adam Garkeler, wife and daugh- day evening. and Mrs. Grant Fa-hbatigh of again the telephone poles which ft. Nash is visiting nt Ihe home o| Balti" Creek visited relatives al roadbed, wife tn-ar Clarksv tRe Sunday. Saranac. IxiweR, Lake Odos-.t and Belding. - . ■I Feighner of Lilclitleld visls brother. L. W. Feighner. FREEPORT. Monday forenoon. i liny Conway of Grand Rapids is Mr*. II. F-. Feighner of Hasting.*, 'assisting IJ L1’ R. Wolcott in Hie visited her son. I.. W. Feighner clolhi” ' uie “ ' week. * this and family »he first of the week. Clat.-.. Taylor of Grand --------- Rapids ___ Mis* Carrie Caley commenced spent Sunday with relative.* here. her school in th" MrOmberMistricl Edilii' Moore left. Mis/Edith left Monday Monday. for Oberlin. O„ where she .w ill at­ Mrs. Lucinda Woolcot was quite tend school for the coming’year. Having rentad my farm I will sell at Public Auction upon the Ira Cobb farm on Section sick tin* tirst of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Simpson Of Richard Elliston is improving Grand Rapid* motored lo Pfeeport 27, Irving Township. his i'*sidence on State street by Sunday. building a porch on the 'west. Mr. and Mr*. Levi Hynes are en­ Mr. and Mrs. David hutu and tertaining compmiy from Wood­ Mi** Grace Collins called at Chas. land. Fowler’s in Maple Grove. Sunday Mr.*. Freeman Furrow is enleratlernoon. James Taylor took them taiiiing her sister from Woodhind. with his automobile: Miss Hazel Smelk'T returned Mi-s Bernice Mend commenced from her visit with friends in l.ansleaching at the Feighner school ing and Fenton the first of last Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp, the following property: north of the village Monday. week. . / SupL C- W. Appleton and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Millard Light font Agnes Rotendal- were at Hastings. and son Bernie who have been vis­ Tuesday, arranging the school .ex­ iting relatives d|. Elgin. HI., return­ HORSES. 2 Oliver riding spring tooth cultivators hibit al |he fair. ed to the village.one day last week. Our school is closed today. Miss Huth Cheesebrough who 2 spike tooth drugs 2 Syrncuju* plows Pcrrhcron mnrr, 5 yrs. old. ut. 11(10 Thursday, to give Hie teachers ami has been visiting relative* here, left Lund roller Galt* vlirck-nmcr Belgian coll. 1 innntlM old scholars a chance to go lo the fair. Di-crhig mower Deering hay rake Bi-quii nuice. to yrs. old. ul. 1200 Mrs. Harriet Brace died nt the ter. north of Hastings. ■ 1 idleil G IL P. gasolfr home ofzlier daughter. Mrs. El­ gasoline- ejigine Chcslnut mare, ut. 1201k .Mrs. F. It. Everhart was in Grand HiillmiiLTccd grinder mer Swift, last Thrusday night of Rapids Tuesday. Pulr bobs Bay horse, ul. 1200 cancer of the stomach. She bail Miss Hazel Roush who has been 2-hidr power corn shrllrr Broun jmirr, II yrs. old working in Grand Rapids is home Double box 2 Studebaker wagoiM and Imxcs I was first taken t<T her lied il was for a few weeks wilh her parents, GOAVS AND CATTLE. Brush rmuiboul 2 Single harness (>n account* of a broken shoulder who have ju?l returned from Gun she received by a fall which she lake. 15 head of good dairy rows coming in at dif­ 2 liiinirss. double and one brand new received last spring. She was 78 ferent limes. These an* nil tirst class young F. E. Hyde of Freesoil was in Top buggy Open buggy v,*ars of age and leaves two daugh­ (own the tii-sl of last week. cuttle. Blue Bell cream separator 500 lbs- capacity ter*. Mrs. Swift of NasliYilh*. and Fred Tahbr-rrr as visiting his I, heifer ralvrs . Hull calf Butterfly rream scpnralur, 500 Ills, capacity Mrs'. Mead <t1 Brllcvuo. A short children al Mayfield. Thette euhes' ure grade Holstein . service was held at Iht— linin'* Range, Kulumuzoo make i,og -holds Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Babbitt nnd , where she died. Sunday morning at family are now located in the Ellen HOGS. Buzz saw nine o’clock and tin* remains were Will 111,use. . 3 g<M>d brood sous 11 pigs, Jersey Reds taken tn Kalamo for interment. Mr. and Mrs. Warreh Surrarrer .. GRAIN AND FODDER । Moi.* than :«0 students were en- of Ghngiin Falls. Ohio, are visiting IMPLEMENTS. I rolled, in our schools last. weak. the latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. N. 30 acres corn In Held Ten tons hay Ninety of them are in the high Hinckley. All these took nre new purFhawd lust spring Quantity of oats Quantity of-rye room mid aboul half are foreign Guy IJovee and son Leo attended and sonic of tlym huie scarcely been tisciL Other articles too numerous to mention pupils. Thm-e ar.* several changes the ball game in Grand Rapids Iasi in the ti'aeniiig force. Misses Min­ Wotlneiday. nie Fttrtiiss and Mildrod Quick Miss Hilda Gescb ieft Saturday’ Itavo the Mth-primary nnd tirst for Ihe Evangrlistic Training gradu. Miss Bess Burr lias Hie ser- Schpol of Chicago. • ond and part of the third grade. Miss Nina Chappell the rest of Hie Dlicovere* of th* Pacific. third, and the fourth grad'*. Miss Tbe discoverer ot th* Pacific oceai Grace Collins tin* Mflh and sixth. ’ai Vasco N'unu de Balboa. On th< TFRM^ HF W F' All sums of $5.00 and under, cash. Over that Harry Gulcheft< llie seventh and early morning of th* 2tRb of Septcm I Ltimo ui uRLLi amounli 9 months time will be given on good eight II. Supl. Chas. Appleton be­ bankable notes with interest at six per cent. Nothing removed gins his eighth year as superinten­ ber. 1513. Baibod, and a email party 01 until settled for. dent.and the others of the faculty men, made their laborioua-way up ths ari- Alexander Wrhli. Miss S. Jen­ densely covered faco of a *tecp rtdgi nie llurkle. Miss Gladys Hunt and from tbe aumtnit of which they w*r< Mis- Agnes Rosendale, the last rewarded with th* vialon of th* great named is I lu» teacher bi music and •'Boutb »*a" which.* up to that time ai_4. Ono day last week Frank I’ur- while man. rhis. Jr., and Miss Stella linger of Woodland, were united in mar­ riage and expect In conunenco houso-kccping here soop. The K. of P. hall is undergoing, woman'* aa old »■ her but friend extensive repairs'. Mis* Lena Balirandl of Flint Ih BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. Ihe gutat of Mrs. H. C. Zuschnitt. Maher’s Business University Phone 4171-R Kalamazoo, Mich. AUCTION SALE air teeth attended to at the CUT RATE DENTISTS Regular dental work of high quality at much lower rate than 4'oti aih usually charged. DR. FRANK HOLMES KAiaiTAZOO , MICHIGAN WILLIAM H. FRYE “The Farmer's Auctioneer" Auction Sales personally conducted on a lair, honorable and equit­ able basis. Expert service in conducting all kinds of sales. Information regard­ ing sales Furnished Free on Application. Write. A Few References ■ More if Desired etter, Clarksville, Mich.— Returns from this Mie amounted to fh»Hn execs* of owner's expectation. ' Ehaa. Hooper. Alto. Mich. Henry Hahn. Woodland. Mich. I'hntbe Darby Estate. Clarks­ ville, Mich. The return* here showed au excess of f3S.(Mi over the sppraised valuation. I Specialize ih Conducting Farm Sales; iny methods are strictly modern and results obtained have never failed to meet th* jqiproval oi my customers. If you contemplate having a sale I would 1-e pleased to jjive you the benefit ol my experi­ ence. My rates are reasonable and my best efforts are yours whether sale ir. large or small. Write, wire or phone at my expense. ---------- LET FRYE CRY A SALE FOR YOU---------Citizens Phone na-jR. Address, Lake Odessa, Mich. Thursday, Sept 24, ’14 Hot Lunch at Noon at Noon Shelter for 2 if it Storms W. W. DELANO, Proprietor Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer �nu: ii.urriscs b vajKii. -i:m:unrn ft mi. GREAT YEAR AHEAD FOR THE FARMERS Don’t Forget the Big Special Sale AND THAT SUGAR BARGAIN AT m Jay Mead’s ALL THIS WEEK Hastings - Phone 144 - We have placed our order for fall and holiday mounts and folders—securing the exclusive local use of a full line of the most beautiful and artistic mounts and folders that has ever been our pleasure to see— These goods are made to our special order and will not arrive before Oct. 15th—In thc meanwhile wc will get rid of our present stock if reduced prices and high grade work will do thc trick. low nicn. but additional No man is Than his Stomach Thc Mtdieal Adi-iccr by R. V. /T<rrt. if If.. Ruf/jl... .V. F. answers Aotfs f drlieatc questions T ET the greatest athlete have dyspejuia and hta I strength will soon fail. One's * lamina—forcefulliHi* and strength of mind' ur muaclc depend, upon the blood, and the bloul in turn, requires ■ healthy stomach, for the stomach Is the laiyiratcry where the food is digestvd and such elernrata are -taken, up—or assimilated—wfaieh iMbe fi/oed. In eor-scqucnce all thc organa of the b«ly, such as heart, lurin. liver and kidneys, as well as the nervous system., feel yie bad effect it the stomacn i«dcranged. . Dr.Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery rufaed. The 1 r.-at afump* *<» f>r irrupping and hiailiwj. Troublesome Gender. The truuble that Latin grader gives Ill. Ml.sma IkUa. his part to play in fulllllitig Ihi* by a hiuh-graue oil • । -11 great rc»|MHMibilily. No iiiallfr how' intcrebl, fuel, food Hid d'^'t... U;nn. Enropo'ii rail fur beef, bacon and linn being iitclud*••! bread, and mi the amount he ha* lo ni'll will depend not. only his sate ui.iw .inly about ly Michigan — Styles Change In Our Business Same As In Many Other Lines lack a<n>»» the room until the arcuslng thumb halted near a tabla Ga*kd| <d Iicltmi salisfac- .with n huid. \ funner begins hi* fall work wijlt Iwo Mriqg.i to his |h>w. Wilh one himd In- ts rracuiiig I Im parishing nml with Ihe oilier, he i* reaching out for tangible.cncourageim'iit to­ ward a batik account and a btAter homo. Now is his o|*|wirtimily. anil this mouth is Hi>' lime to lay his fotniihiimn. Tltera nre two lines along which he .should plan hit work, but only omv line along which he should work his plan. Firs!, hr should uldizo every available pari uf his kind, and si'cmid. lie sltouhl si rive (o raise |ho average yield of z. or .•1‘i'Wiir-- . iliin. -... . Kall. FURNACE w'llt comim'rcia farm* urn Ihirt ellilltf. .have ,, itMitt* ... al. l.iivm.l1" . I he 1..... prices which their | m tiinkinlilcdly bring ■ W.ldlllg, "f >lnllar*| tnlllim*' HOWE Southwestern Barry Department Barry County's Leading Photographer Stebbins Block, Over Frandsen & Keefers atiinl.iyf NOItTIIEAST BAHIIV. in bciUr than those that bear thc ruex dustry, Will Set’ Ona Well on the * Path to tho Goal. long ago <|eM*rtlH'd by F. I.. PelerIn Santa Hoaa Cal. I* a Ilaptlit. *011 of Ihe I'nivvrsily Fnftn at Dav­ time aiid.i>luiil life wilt g church building, tho product of a «1n- anything started with nothing but abll- in, Calffunti#. he Myn: glo Riant rodwood tree which Rtow tt> ain^ determination—a combination in Ihe neighborhood of Guerneville, a which recognUea no man-made II ml tn- come greater, il becomes more evi­ few'mllee dl*tant from where it now.. lion*. dent lhal Ihe witkid caiinut afford al activity, ii 1 stenuB. Any kind of work I* better than Idle- large farms skimtmul over with I mail • inlelllgi'm •land*. Not ordy only Is !■ «i»e the main itn;c »tructaro built il from tho UIIU on o'tree, but BMW. lh«. nc**. which II.UIIVLU, la.directly ■responsible for cai''lcss ctilliirc. IUIV I.UIII MUI (Illi III,®. MUV iivaa. bUICU CD.KJIIBIUIU IV. - —- ---- . • in --- nit ---- actual ------- cxwork. The di-k lu(rro intraldr finishing*—except tho floor, i dm of the unhappIneM in this world- penmtTil it gain <•! ?•«' per cent lib- lending npMtre Aide wM.l, I. of wn—.r. of th. ldl.o«. I. . a.o«o,„U. ,0,0,; U "X';.!’' .•"’’L*; ,111g. It is imidi 1 b it rig ■.co. boom., onlpl, Old ...no,, ool ■ „„ low. h.bKih.lmldM.lick g L1.,,. crop profita partlrle of. plaster or other similar to you after you get back tn haruc**, v|owlug am| harrowing. 5tl per ccjtt Ihnn iuhl oiRi r f ifm material Ifl-lng used In thia remark-, and the man who loafs oh his Job Is I beilur culliValion, lind the rest and shmiiitbe tt*-<| on Il it*, one) of Ute wim able balldlng. ' only fooling himself. (to |»-|(cr sis mrnls itiaili*; one "f Hi Thc tree when sawed yielded TO.-1 Eternal. Intelligent effort Is the price A |e«Min < obtain: simple !■> run: OOO feet of lumber, and after the build of commercial growth, — and — where .communily —-_____ _ would twhiii work il* tng was finished In every particular. thcru **—- is •- no-------------■- ■* - ■—11 way into • - •farm opm-alimi in such a progression there li •-bound enough .......... material was left to ... manufac .— to hr retrogression. Business is some- way lhal several coMly •praclices turo several thousand shingles., be- thing like aeroplaning: to stop Is to saiicUbiicd by tune and custom sides a quantity nf scantlings, joists drop and to drop l» generally to busL would become in a short lime a* ------------------------------r..i to tho ... law of com- historical as cradling wheal ami <>f thq I nil<>! >i.<i. s. a farm wiiliand other dimension Muff. So careful-. pin yotir faith ly wore the detail* planned and *o j petiMllon. but don't take any (lock in threshing it wilh lullnil arc now. The great rconnmlr law which siultl a* a *kllfu(ly wa* ttic framework put to- tho law of chance; then** no auch aether, lhal the bulldrra of thia one-. thing. Waiting for somklhlng to turn make* a'man'.* lund proiilable (« Ihrtuiliohl of urn ■ - il tt«* tree church declared It might be a* up fft th* belief that thing* are bound F. JI. DeMmee. acting Agrono­ enduring a* the old Qaxon churche*. to come ytiur way eventually )a tbrow- between thi* price and the amount mist al Ihr Mi—'urf Agrieiiliiiral of England built conturie* ago out ofing dice with fate. -Many a good dog native timber and *tlll In uae. It I* never got a decent bouu dnlil big teeth gothic In ‘*tyle. flntahed with maealve were gone. .of the I racier—a in.'clianii'al way nf plowing, ami of disking—a mebultre**c» nut*ldo and heavy beam* I'hndicul way of iiia**aging the Inalde. A tower TO feet high wai built lunil. .*o t« apeak, nml of drilling— on th* aquthWMt corner, hut it came Life I* a moving picture., and th*.a inrchmiiral way pf aowjns the i which ran be u- 'l on mi: down at the time of thc great earthDim often break* juit al tho inter* seed. In the co*t of raising :r early-ploW''.l Inml and • quake In 190ft. eitlng' pUce.—Judge. , crop, just Ihe same as in the cost -----------------------------Inf iniikimr carprlx,'Mum* or wug BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. [otis. hand tower nml aifitnal |mw<> corn-plan* imr —BANNEll WANT ADVS .PAYW'lllcjl We RARSTOW UBAY STATE if fully m«n* have brought th< Bay SUU to tU pruani Kalt ul ix.-lcOwn. / Mini it. HUFFMAN BROS. JEFFERSON STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN X' Let Us Be Your HOl.MliS ( 111 Hi ll. IH.XDEIlslitH I St IIIMH. I Hit SI L ■h.i'4 in Hie llitid- nn Watch Sale} FECIAL 10-day sale of our entire stock of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Genuine Elgin, Waltham, South Bend and Rockford Watches, fitted in High Grade, Gold Pilled 20-ycar and 25’ycar Guaranteed Cases. Golden Opportunity Never before have such high grade watches been offered at such low prices. If ymi have ever thought of owning a good watch, now is thc time. Take advantage of this sale and save money. These watches arc our regular retail stock and Fully GUARANTEED. SALE CLOSES SATURDAY. SEPT. 19. L. V. BESSMER HASTINGS. MICH. ! 1 E.tabli.hed 1883 1------------------------------------------------------------ Jeweler We can take; care ol you in all de­ partments, also re­ pair yoor watch or clock. And we are the best equipped Optome­ trists in Barry County. ONLY THREE DAYS MORE »»■'.» halt the of the plalutirf The accu»er explained: That little and when 1 point at l:tm. she hit* uu." —Youth .labai.ii.n -will plow fully Hi < much in an iimr or *0. It will, luriib-rmoti . i a big market. Bui to’gct this yield a brller. k|ml of farming. Now would be a kimuI Hute lo break away fnun some old-fashiom.'d {idi-tis alHiut the moon: front Mime limner . rutlTvaihin Without delving ini. | low plowing; ami tu'inic o|>lfa*liiou< d t-ari,le*«|i<'** ill i-ii|tivniing; ami nf a plant sonic old-faaliionod tln'orli,e in reIgnnl t<> joM'diiyt in tho*e part* of lain salt CHURCH BUILT FROM A TREE SUCCESS MUST BE EARNED I"11 •"> 'I'" aitidiuhl and air lit t ■ _______- ■ 1 _______ lin'd )» made and tho way (he miw- with llu: soil liawL<> k M-mbling tjiesi* r' tm'iii hi .• n j j ■ m . iii ..., cw„-. unik in > “ »•' D Hlis fall will delenniiie Single Giant Redw.-od of California Barnest. IMalUflent Bffort, With In- rn |i ii( |. |wx( >|>a|. JEWELER strugxltnc with the rudiments of that . tor.cuc should Inspiro'A them a »mpaihetlr feeling for a matt descend­ ant of the race of Xltlia who found the' gender of-our. EhtxUsh nouns and pro­ nouns a ktunibUng block. * * A solid littr» figure trudged up to thc librarian in the children* room. ' That. liute boy.' hv jhetared. Indi­ cating the rest of thc roam vaguely with his thumb. ' he hit me." • tug crop*, much Mock, man) hog* next year will mean big profit*. sown Furnished Enough Material for ths Whfils Structure. riccnrrecs . eanuul. couuutlk*wiIU iu. LlMnirallttuurnl lu. ihi: value of, tbf disk power. Ilf mecliaiurally pre-.* crop factor factor 15 l* ••* emphasized by r............................... -............. j *•A crop . --...I bed i...a no! nni only <>nK coet* ile» _.7 i.xsr. •v drparltiietil I pared seed ’/V»KeFy I'xpcrimenur C M's. Their! In ils iircpaitlioii but d gno* forth-workirtg Bte-ng form Rm* ................. more in its hanvM. . ‘official <1. K. coniirme what IhousOata and oil ora In Ihq throes of antlfi of farut-r* have proved, a liltl" war of Itieit ah Just the I After the seed bed i* same as tho human l^irk ■mrr|ti«m satisfactory for lii'I'HEPAIIE FOR WAR'S DEMANDS coriilialted with Ihe reamfr knife, velopnn'iil of Hie wml, I This strife i* fast beroinliti: mm<•;jgirlanl step is to 1*> *u ON NEXT YEAHS onlyacute Iteeauso the 'li.-iiiy Inu'b 1 Mrd is sown just righl. EIIQIV. , {tween eowing with a drill and h>w. -- J sold mH of the cwtinlry t • U.S. n IE WORLD'S 13KH mounts to be used abrns I mg broadcast, but <>ii -m>I> •d < , m redrain upon the - Aim 1 STOREHOUSE HEXT SEASON supply will soon be *t h thaljgard-to three nuiiiwherever pwssible tn rmuiira! - titoadeasUnK h contrivances will be u*«* UecomiliD Etldeul World Cuiiinol once, it will rctiuir-' liv y.-.i Afford latrgc Fortns Skimmed I rcftleniMh the drain which Ht< (her With Carelcsa Culture. I hnx-alrrady made Mpmr tl«' ’ By Douglas Malcolm. *upply of the world. The I Inlcrnalioiial Mart eater Co. Il <1 nd all If ever-America pula iU hand lo Agrjcuiiur.' has eslimai.-d that it: ihe ground. lo $«<> |»Cf year lo keep a from nit even depth not do lire plow in Ils effort to feed the cosls world, it has assumed that rettpon- horse, and in a study 1 f horse uLt- iirgiit germinating uniformly. Mbilly now. Nol since the harrow­ ing days folluwitiK our own strife of llirill.s. th' tbu siXliee have the tillable acre* of slightly y Hus country faced such a |M>*sib|iVVIlt( it al a ii dram uptui their bouiittfuhiesM. can'fttlly Without even .dimly prophesying (lie dural inti of the war now rag­ ing. we are already assured uf the fact that next yepr this country •ante will In? the slorehotiM' of the world. Every farm owner, every tenant d<nn* i|* work mid put nn Hie (io'i*lt(iig Imn-lv**. The re«ult <d those touche* acl ill rQfferont w;tv« nnd- t .i> miru> 1 «i ■•inn'l im • - ■ I' liHid nceije-.a heavy rainfall. Ihe disking‘iiIIoa - the -ml lu lake up larger quantities <>f till* m lure Ihnn could I*' obtained iniileiIho farmer condition. Then the iljisorjiiinn oi ini' w.ipt na* not only the benefit of storing li|*iii"i*>-at-lloiiic” SiiIIjttm Inre for the fuitira Usa nr Hie plant*. but ■ by. allowing Ihe witlor. ver and \sthma-(.cl a l<» -*oak into llu* ground. il pn<if I'uloy’s Honey and (.ctllipollilil: vent4.l1> a rerhiin extent. the sur­ IV’sIfut sleep, relief and comfort; face-waMiimr *»f Hie land. Ftirllifrom choking, gasping a,ilima and^ er. the disking of Ute siirfare give* Mill another mjMtilmjp m Hid it .. . . ... „ . tormenting hay fever for those who It form* .i mulch which, break* iqi the tu urlterSa Rbr»r> numbered lakt. Foh.y s ||1)H,V and. Tar. the.effort o) wh.1t-fa Xnowtra- e-<- IODO volumes. lii 3. languages. Iherej^upjadn a healing soothing coating were almost a* mtfljy books I u English •*-, it slide «.jown ft raw tickling m in ftuj»ian— U15 against 3.M5.’ IUiio.it. and Mop* irritating roughs _— and summer. colds.—Arthur Mul—BANNEll WANT ADV'S. PAY.—j Holland.—Adv. We lake the chances by guaranteeing ev­ ' ery piece nf work. Pike 4 Damon Jew«lara'-;Ootometrt»tn > pHOnxsat ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 17, 1914. RAGE SIXTEEN IRVING. ■ While at the ran We shall be very pleased to have yon visi^ ua. We have a fine line oi Monnmentr. and Markers and nil ready (o place. [They nre of-Tirtistic ‘ design and granite. highest quality Orders should l*e ] sidenng the va»i amount of labor which lind to he |H>rfornied before 1111-1*1111 roulH is- |>n>iiotiiic>>d in giMwl shape. The property is be­ ing pul into flrsi class rondilion. Willinin G. Juieiher and friend John Timin, of Caledonia, were Sunday guentki of Mr I.uelher's diiughlcr Mrs. C. II. Walson i.. d family nml also were biuers nl the Tbo blahop of Cashel, having occa­ home of .Mr. nml Mrs. Chrialnin sion to visit Dublin accompanied by hla Hachmnn. । Mr. mid Mrs. Gustave Friedrich ter. determined to are slopping ‘ ' of Mrs. perform tho jour Cornelia Ken^m.. noy by easy ' ricli is engaged d-uiig inill-wrighl I work at Ihe Irvin-' mills. F(* many carriage. ROBBER ROBBED HIMSELF placed now for Fall delivery.. i Vullry City mill* *>f. iliiuul Hnpid*. I and it is during a vacation llial .Mr. 1Friedrich had from his work in IRONSIDEBROTHERS Phone 197 u rkliiK ill Irviny. MONUMENTS AND MARKERS Hastings, Mich. At* the Irving General Store may be had the opportun­ ity to purchase cvery-da/ want* at the right kind of prices. 'Tis true some things have took a jump, but just-look here at these prices: ,IOc Three 10c pkga. Tobacco H bar* IxnoxSoap..........-------------------------------------- --------------- C. R. WATSON, General Store BOTH FJIONHS^Haxtingx, 159 1I.-4S; Middleville Line, 1«2 H.-1S. ’ to hasten. At a wild point Ih tho road a fellow This Company aims to make its charges reasonable—one charge is made for the services of all of its officers and employes— in most cases compensation is fixed by law. In other cases it is fixed by mutual agree­ ment. In all cases adequate and satisfactory service is rendered. I gh u ruin appearance hind some stones, flourished a cit^b, and demanded '■Money!' The bishop gave the robber all the njoy allver ho had , n.-lu.-ell ftkOll mil loose in ma pock-; ... ... hamlicnp bricret, hoping that It would BaUafy him; |i .•<1 by I III* iip|n,-m'mi<-- <»f rain, . Although no bean* have Iweii I Final Summer Clean Ulis Wall Paper Hammocks I'm after letting you off?—a few paltry tln-pcnnlea! Arrah, don't aland shivering and shaking there, but pull out >our purso immedikteiy, or I'll bate you as blue* as a whetstone." His lordship most reluctantly yielded bls wclbfilled purse, asylnx In tremulous accent^: “My good fellow, ... ..r# f£)r_ .iiii'f mnoiiK ll>''I there .. It la; don't ill-uxe me; I'vi . civen vou all: nrav let Int me mn depart." dnnai given you all; pray “Fair and softly. If you plsse; as during the sure as I'm not a good fellow, I haven't nf August done with you yet 1 must sareh for your note-csse, for 1'11 engage you while some ary *tiU employed ih| '••ryiiing lite crop, h is a foregone laxiriii-nm lhal. Hu-yield'is bound lu Im a light one. In fact il is pre-.! I ha! nol so | will be found wa* had Iasi As usual at this season we have many odd lots of wall paper that we are selling very cheap. Much of this paper is the finest quality. This is a chance for you to get high grade paper at low grade prices. Bring the measurement of your rooms. You will probably want a new hammock next summer and now is the time to get one. Any hammock in our store will sell at cost or less. sup sorrow tonight-” It was given up. Tho bishop made an inxtlncllve movement aa though x normal anxious to uncapo from further pllin wnn* tty In'-mts "Wait a while, or maybe I shall get wfiatevef. otilnin in some angry with you; baud over ytxir liter ordinary CARVETH & STEBBINS, The Rexall Druggists Phone 31 In Exchange for a Bushel of Wheat Before we started in business here you never received over 30 to 35 lbs. of flour in exchange for a bushel of wheat. We have saved the farmers of Barry County thousands of dollars every year since we started. . We are not asking for charity, but trying to show you that you have al­ ways got thc best values from us. It is a mighty good proposition for the farmers to lay in their winter sup­ ply of flour now by getting 40 pounds of “PURITY” for each bushel of wheat to the amount of what they need. Don’t forget those nice dishes you get with “Purity” coupons—you want them wcNwant you to have them. Hastings Milling Company C. A. KERR, Proprietor PHONE 283 HASTINGS, MICH. ROOFING When you start out to look for roofing never stop until you get to my store, I have the greatest and most varied stock of ready prepared roofing to be found in f kstiogs. Here are some of the different kinds 1 keep: Bermite, Red Slate, Green Slate, Rubberoid 1, 2 and 3 ply; adver Kote 1, 2 and 3 ply; Sanded Asphalt, 2 and 3 ply; Galvanite, ■ . 1, 2 and 3 ply. Prices from $1.10 to $2.80 • . Which is from 15 to 50 cents on a roll less than others ask for. thc same kinds of L°?,i S' j u. ’inl,w Wftat happened to my plows and harrows when the trust -.1 A ' C 1 y2V ? ”1,y' price went up. of course. Well, That s the way M’zLii .rOO“n** ow’ **,c ‘rustsdon't have ALE the roofing, soil will pay you to call at ipy store for your roofing, as I am not in the trust. Jesse Townsend Controlled By No Tru»t __ Hastings, Michigan , 123 Ottawa /Avenue, N. W. And bo jerked the bludgeon from his right hand to bls left, spat in tho horny palm of the former, and reK ran pod tho fonnidablo weapon; .this action was not unheeded by his vic- Warner ha- returned from sine spring. On Monday Rev. (ieorgp Perry Stanford returned from a three aiul Utealoii m northcrii llrv. Geo. I*. Slanford I' the gw«l nff hi* brother. brother, Will StunStunmij- i-asl of Inimr stalion *j pleaseYPprtth lli<- mulisicriiil work. Mr. lyiil Mr*. William .McCann a<Tiiiii|niiii<*d Mr. mid Mr*. Allen E. M.-iUhcw* mi mi auto trip tn Alma. Saturday. Thi’‘party were guest.* • if Mr. and Mi-. Chc.-dei- ||en<-di<-l’ and Mr. mid Mr*. Willimii r.lfchim: and dauidilcr Mills 'Hulfi Cushing, while in Alma. They returned !«• lheir home in Irving Sifnday afierniudi by way of lainsing reporting a Hue lrip and mt eitjdyahle time. Gale* Kidney has so far I'onvale*ce<l fnim jus recent illin1** Hint jie’7* 'oni <~ inure able, fd"lle IiIhiu! , Both Phones 4391 । Fair Prices ‘ Ol course you arc going to attend the Barry County Fair and you will need thst heavy suit, fsll coat or wool dress cleaned and pressed. . We nre giving you FAIR prices on all this work. Our priceaare al-' SlF.; HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. ‘tSiVi'vn trudge.” "Surety you have taken enough; leave my watch, and Hl forgive all "Who ax'd your forgiveness, you old: varmint? Don't force me to do any-1 thing I'll bo sorry fore-but without.' any more bother, just give mo tbe Goods Delivered 40 lbs. of “Purity” fiRAND RaPIDsJrUST r,OMPAMY | . I ’ I j’ ! I - crop having a Largest line of SCHOOL BOOKS for both City and DistrictNew and Second Hand. Wc can save you money on your books. All School Supplies carried in stock. . IRVING, MICH. GENERAL STORE hill, however, ho decided to make tbe ascent afoot, and so his family advance | week ago Saiunlay niuhl at 'Ihe I Imine nf Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ihvin BANNER WANT ADS GET RESULTS The Irving General Store piece, and with a heavy sigh handed ' it to the spoiler. It needed no persuasion to induce | the blahop to turn his back upon the ' d'-spoller of his worldly goods, and,, having no weight to carry, he set off at what equestrians term- “a hard; canter." Scarcely, however, had be reached the middle of tbo precipitous road when ho perceived hla peraecutor running after him. “Stop, you nimble-rooted thief of »orld!" roared the tho robber— —"atop, “atop. tho world!" 1 toll you. I've a parting word wilh Tbo exhausted and defcnaeleea cler-; gyman, finding it impossible to con- j tlnue hla flight, suddenly came lo a standstill Tho fellow approached, and I Juicy==Sweet Steaks Cooked To Suit At Doyle’s \|y. if you only knew what Delirious meal* mul lunches you t ill "TomaT you’d nil go there. Try gelling your . meal.* TOM DOYLE ' Jefferson Street - IN IIOONAVH CIGAR STORE . Ilastioas, Mleh. Lnng Evenings! Pleasant Smoke! roclty, was lit up with a whimsical I roguishness of expression as he said: ; “And la it likely that l‘d let you off I with a better coat on your back than j my own? and will 1 be after losing the I chance ot that elegant hat and wig? I Off with them this moment, and then . you'll be quit o' me." Tho footpad quiekiy divested tho ' walk <»nl Ihe home of hi* imiV bishop of hla single-breasted coat, laid | enl*. .Mr. mul Mr.s. Charles Kidney violent hands upon the clerical hat and , pin- mid one-half- miles west of Irv- full buttoned wig, put them on bls own person, and then Insisted on see­ Willimii Goud!*ilc niarkidisl *>uii<- ing his Into apparel used In their i Then the question conics, where to buy the cigars or to­ llir*- unions at ihe Irving gem'ial stead, and with a loud laugjl, ran off. I bacco? It is no question with bur patrons. /Those who have store Hii* week, which he i>i*ed Thankful of having escaped with un- ’ mi In* farm west bf Irving Mtatimi. broken bbnoa, his lordship was not tried our stock knnwHt is first class and any brand of cigars inw shipjH'd sevcnil aelies |o Ibis xeclion long In overtaking his carriage. “My dear William," exclaimed hla ur tobacco you want win be better if bought from qitr stock Harbor Iasi week. ;i ready sale. The affable wife, after listening io tho ac­ than from any other stock because we have facilities for Ihe variety called the count ot the perils to which her hualitic and made a nice peach band had been axposed, "for heaven's for canning purposes. Mr. Shaw sake, take off that filthy jacket and preserving the flavor and quality. also shipped a ipianlity ot thc same throw It out of the window. You can j fruii lo lln*l mir* last week, which ! put my warm cloak over your aboul- 1 < The long evenings arc here and it is a great pleasure for fuiiiid a ready sale. dera till we reach tho next stage, and The work on Ihe home of Joseph । then you will bo ablo to purchase a smoker to sit down in a pleasant place and have a nice con­ Springer is drawing near comple­ some habit much better suited to tion. A story has been added to your habit and calling." genial smoke in thc evening. t)ur club room is the place for it. • llie house on Hu- corner of Mill St. "That Is more easily sold than done, mid llie M. C. right of Way so lhat We have a big trade anti turn our stock often so it is always the |'>romise« hear an. alltmqtlmr tho money I poasesed; not a single different aspect than formerly. It fresh anti with the great variety of brands we carr>- you arc guinea Is left to pay olir expenses to ­ make* a very nice home for Mr. mid Mrs. Springer, giving lliem night. My watch, too. that I so dear­ sure to be suited here. * ly prixo. Everything gone! Mlaurnuch more comniodious quarters. ablo man that I am!" "Novar mind your watch or any­ How Customs Change. thing else Just now; only pull off that If some of the notables of ancient mass of tilth. I Implore you; who, times uere living now how differently knows what horrid contagion wo they would act! might all catch if you persist in wearNoah would charter an ocean liner Nero would step into the parlor and turn on the phonograph while Rome the daughter, “but don't throw it burned and the heathen raged Be® Hur would pilot a 60 horah-power nic the wretch who robbed you." ing car and spin around saucer tracks Tho obnoklous garment was re­ THE PLACE TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS Jason would hire the great detecllvi moved. Tho young lady was about to find tho Golden Fleece. Instead b! to plnco it under tho scat when sho Jefferson St., Hastings, Mich. Phone 106 going after It himself. Icarus would heard a jingling noise that attracted thou nt to the sun In a Bleriot mono her attention, and on axamliiatlon E. J. HUFFMAN J. F. HOONAN plane without fear of its wings meltlu* found aecrdted in various parts of tho sff Napoleon would invade Russia lx coat not OQly tho watch, pocketbook., b Pullman palace car. Demosthenci ' Extremes. would nd on the Chautauqua ctr t. ther had been deprived, but a yellow Not tho Real Thing. ■There are two certain causes oi Caln would plead clrcumstantla' * canvas bag such as used by farmers, family trouble: A woman’s love of dry ono Irishman to another, “thst list goods, and a man's love ot wet t dence, self-defense and emotlor -■ In containing about SO guineas. boeaxe you have n flannel mouth, you BANNER WANT ADS GET RESULTS TRY 'EM ~ "ran-! •The “Club” Cigar Store BANNER WANT ADVA PAY. -BANNER WANT ADA’S. PAY. �(THE HASTINGS BANNER SEPT. 17,1914-20 PAGES. PART THREE-PAGES 17 TO 20. We ar-- in Bombay afler a ride off MIDDLEVILLE . Iwo night* and one day. from fiel.iL.ut Week'* Letter. DISTRESSING SIGHTS hi. I imagine you arc asking why Janie* Ixmghcr and family of to see a country. one ride* night* «•» Three Oak* were calling on friend* much. bt|| the fact is there I* noth­ [here the past week. • He worked SEEN THROUGHOUT INDIA plain, ing to see. India .1* one great ifpr Ihe Fcniher-bone factors’ years and not one interesting sight. Avoid the Temptation Money in the “pocket” is too often spent for things you CANNOT AF­ FORD and could well DO WITHOUT. How much BETTER OFF you would be if you had forgotten to carry it with you. JChe BEST W/\Y to avoid the temptation of spending it is to place it on'deposit in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, where it will draw 3 per cent interest, and we compound the interest twice each year. Why Not Acquire the Habit of Saving ? Why not acquire the HABIT OF SAVING ? You can acquire it just as easily as you can the habit of spending all that you earn. There are a good many young men in this city and vicinity who could easily become “independent” in a very few years if they would only acquire the “HABIT 'OF SAVING.” They would be ranked among the "successful” men. They would derive a nice income from their deposits and would have thc “ready money” to take advantage of an “opportunity” that comes along for safe and profitable investment. " Young men especially should learn that NOW is the time to acquire the habit of saving. They cannot learn any younger. $1.00 Opens an Account ih Our Savings Department. HASTINGS CITY BANK COATS GROVE KAI.AMO. Hilda Marten* of Bellevue spent Il M-eim d like old linn- Iasi week because I hero was no train* on the several tlayn of last week nl home. C. K. A 8. H. R- from Monday un­ Arthur Marten* ha* Mild Ihe retil the following Sunday, mid very llltb- mail .We can sympathize Walter Gardner. now wilh out of the way place* Min. Emma Roberts Is'seriously which do nol have good tram and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brook* al tend­ ed the Grand Rapid* fair Inst Thursday. Mr. and Mr*. Bert Crandall of Grand Rapid*, visited al Alonzo Wood*, last Sunday. Mr*. John. Mark* rind -daughter. De**ie -from Ihe Stale Road, called on Coats Grove friend# on IoiIhm' I lay. Claude Wood and family were in Gntnd Rapids la«l week. Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Ctxik are visiting in,Muskegon. U-on Barnum spent n short vacaMr. and Mi-*. Judge Bai num. Tin- “-Fresh Air Children." who had sprnf two week* here relurneri lo Chicago, last -Sal 11 rd 11 y. They did nol start from Coal* Grove og Thursday, a* il wa* planned, borouse Hie trains were not funning here, Iml were taken to Hailing* ‘Mr: and Mrs. James Smilh nnd family of Albion and Mr. nnd Mr*. Bernard Smith of Kalamazoo, enme from Albion, Sunday In visit their • parent-*. Mr. .and Mr?. William Smith and other relatives. .They came in the former's new Stude­ baker car..' There Were IKvenlvthroe rhlallves ^h<» visited logethtabled a comiMliy •'( relative* Inst Sunday. . Those present were Levi Boice of Crbann. lllinoi*. Mrs. r’lora Rose 'mid Mis. Luis tkdlin*. of Washington. Mr. and Mr*. .A. K. Richardson and family, Mr*. Abbie Coats. Mr. and Ml*. E. Coat* and daughter. Mildred. , ■ Mr. mid Mr*. C.lirtde Wood anil family attended the. Hural Carrierpicnia al Gun luike on Labor Day. Preaching next Sunday . al the ,■ usual hour*. • A nninlier of the friend* of Mr*. . Rilla Hudson, gathered at the hmm■ of her sister, Mr*. Carrie Wan Wie and gave her a suriirise last Tues­ day ovonmg. - A fine lime wa* enjoyed. She" left fnr her home Grand Ledge on Wednesday.. C1TROLAX. Ufiera say it is the ideal, .perfect laxative drink. M. J. Perkins. Green Bay. Wit, say*. “I have used pills, nd*, salta, etc., mil were all disagree­ able and unsatisfactory. In CUrolax I have found the ide.al laxative drink." For sick headache, sour stomach, lazy liver, congested bow­ els. Cilrolax is ideal.—Arthur Mul­ holland.—Adv. Charles Martens visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyle Lyons nnd attended the fair nl Grand Rapids from Friday until Sunday. Mr*. Leo Martens nnd children visited Mr. nnd Mrs. M. D. Cross in Vermontville Sunday. . Amo* Dye was in Hallie Creek, Saturday on business. Cecil Dye of Detroit, visited Mr. mid Mr*. Fred Cass from Saturday until Munday. Mr*. Anna ’Martens was called to Battle Creek Inst week by the ser­ ious illness of her brother Herbert. Mr. and Mr*. Lcn Curtis nnd diiuuhier EVa vilrilcd Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Lcpard num- Lake Odessa, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arno* Dye visited lheir daughter, Flossie (inss- -and family Sunday. • Mrs. Anna Curtis returned Sun­ day lo her home near Lake Odessa after'milking an extended visit wilh relatives here. Mr*. Oren Flutll- .mid son Lin­ coln returned Thursday tb their home ’in Chicago, after visiting at Curtis* for Jim nasi Iwo week*. ' Thc -houAolipId. good* of Terrell and Hico which have been stored in.the Pease house wero shipped Tuesday lo Pecan, Mississippi, where I hey now live. They have lheir new house mid barn nearly completed nnd their many friends wish them much htippiticss. Kate uud Ntdlie Bowen left Fri­ day for Manistique in the lipper Peninsula where the former is em­ ployed n* teacher hi the sc'iihH there mid Miss Nellie will be 11 pupil .in l|iu high school. . CAMPBELL. Last Week’s -Letter. Arthur Karr and wife are the proud parents ot a baby girl. Mr*. --------Cusler,.--------------assisted --------.Mrs. AlTrowbridge with her houiie work Saturday. The Mill school will begin this week wilh Oppl Strong as teacher. Arthur Hines and Velma Eggermnn allcnded the fair at Grand Rapids, Thursday. . Born to Herb. Geiger and wife August 20th, a son, Dale E. Elmer Wiriey and wife-spent Sat­ urday and Sunday in Grand Rapid*. Hev. Moxon and family of Free­ port called on several in this vicin­ ity Friday. • Mrs. Gar Slater has relumed from a "week’s visit In Indiana. Mr*. John Nickernon is attending conference in Indiana. It <m»nn- Hint-one- Wednesday ey-iilng. John Bristow had been laid il io general cire-ednc** until prop.-r pn-cauli-nary measures. Quite a number attended il Grand Rapid*-fair on Thursday. from bi* rhotnupple. fruit farm iif late, lie ba* some Rue peaches on young ire,-*. orchard la«t week. Mr. Wednesday night, fol­ summer vacation. •n* nnd family of Knl- M. I.. Ttailes-m and wife of Gmiid Rapid* were down and a family re­ union wa* held at Ikivid Mallesoa'* parent*- of Imlh Mrs, Sleven** nnd M I.. Mall-son. Tlio penny supper al the Conai-egational, church parlor* Friday evening was-enjov’sl by all. ** E. Blake returned from Ish­ peming Salurday a. m. He enjoy- ■ A Religcous Fanatic in Southern India ItemlM-r. and (he balance ■ty thin, but lheir stomach* bulge I year. pructii;ally no rain. north land. i level off small place*, am They would -it around 1.slops, draw wuh turned from lheir northern farm I leather buckets. and Will lake up llioir homo duties again Hen- in the village, while II. I. wage. Three anna*, or six conlsl in lii- sliiliiin. . will Im busy wilh Ihe baler from for the men, mul Iwo anuus.’ fuui | Hut on the Indian ■ Ocean and in now on. cenl* for the women. And whaf i India, what suji.rises and sunset* —of Arthur D. Smilh. do they eat? Millet mid drinl pea*.iwe have si’en. As I looked at Hie who died al bi* home in Rockford, ground nnd made Into a butler and I beautiful *1111-1 i.-e Ihi* morning. I wen- brought hero Tuesday and (ho at •fin* Congregational baked about liken pancake. Wliat i wondered if llie-e sun rising* and fun-rat clothing they had mi. wa* orange, i *e|ling.-, have not- been the cause of. church wa* .largely allended by pink, ri-il and white. What a’llte native* hiving these (ones of «ibl friend*, he having lived here nml hi* farm inter— ble-sing that lhi-y can nt least fujoy , yellow, pink mid red,’ etc. And hringing him bark this fouch of color whicli look* sol then, I do not think it’ever ncguir. NORTHEAST KALAMO. . I . Th® Shillon Family Reunion. mce. in this iiiirnl up. scorched I red to me before.- I.tlioughl of the , sister and other Last \\wkN Leiter., L ,TI"‘ fourth anminl reunion of the country, witli .Hits exceedingly hot, fact that on our earth there is a widow, one son. t > coiilinii.il sunset and sunrise, and relatives to mourn, all having tlie bred Briggs and family were 1 Shilton family wa* held on Labor bright *uu shining upon them. On our return we slop at beauti-I lhal when I was seeing thi- suu- sympathy of many friend*, Many called In Brighton, by (he ilcnlh of Day nl the farm home of Mr. and frienfl* from Hockford mid Grand hi* uncle. Will Hobins, Inst week. Mrs. W. A. Green, on Michigan nve. Rapid* attended the fitneral. Burr Slenlz will move ‘ ------ road. ame ‘ -----1-------of ' "the place*, llial only a historian can set at' home. 1 reunion The remain* bf Mr*. Caldwell, snns and Brighton suoit. .... -— — .. •rs or Mr. and Mr*. tell about lull which wo ciin enjoy. fully one'half of tin- people *0 very Edit Dean of Custer spent Sun- J^ttjfchil .... «. ..... r-. deceased, of Ionia skinny nnd poor. Their leg* above Tih-mtay evi-ning.' She di«*l at the County, u together with their de­ day nl Bert Briggs. * Cnuntv. home <if her son. Chnudie. in Min­ The sons and daugh­ Alma Upright is the new schol­ scendents. low. and Hie little children will lie neapolis, where she had hern for ter* are: Mrs. Jane Burger, of ar in (he Wyble school. some montbs.. She wn« a resident I Ionia; Mr. Arthur Shilton, of Ada; here for many’ year* nnd b-ave* lp-Bert and Frank Brigg* and fam­ । Mr. Bcnj. Shilton. Jr., of Hasting.*; >ide* lh>* *mi. a dairglH’-r. Mrs. Lu­ ilies motored lo Buttle Creek Sal-1 Mr*. Margaret Green of Grand Rap­ cinda Biirre.il of this village. Funurday and spent me day. , ................. „ a »,' ids; Mr. John Shilton of Lake OdesI cral wa* held on Wislnesdny. Lyn Main had the misfortune to *a; Mr*. Marion Patrink of Ionia, George Mctjm-cii. of Grand Raplose hl* gold watch and chain Tilery were, altogether, about 50 Monday, while attending the auc- present, lo enjoy n least of good linn sale nt Burr Slentz’s. Hope the things nnd to b- enlerlaincd by Under will be kind enough lo- ro- recital Ions from Hi- little ones anil ol commenced on. Tuesday*, turn il to Ihe owner. ' All except tho-e who resided out Mins Alice Dean . began school ami uuTuesday in-the Cogsdill; Eleanor. nf the skiff’'Fame by. automobile. Those residing mil of the slate were and Helen Briggs are the hew Many of Hie fanner* nre having Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Wallace and schokirs. , ' 10 itnio of their'live*, procuring Miss Hazel Brigg* entertained a family, of Chicago, and Mr. Byron icir Iwaii crop. The numerous friend from Brookileld from Fri­ ll. Green of Duluth. Minn. Election of oRIrer* wa* held and day until Sunday. er* liking. ' Fred Bailey. has sold hi* farm those who have served during the John lliicbio and wife returned' past year wero n‘-e|octe<l: Mr*. during lhe past week/ ' Frank Patrick being President; mu'•nimeliced Wnt. Wallace. Vice President: Mr*. WEST VgRMONTT ll.LE. I Moro and Flora Ames. Secretary mid Treas­ List Week's Letter. for Florida, • Mr*. Ben Lake pf near Vermont­ urer. The reunion will he held next ville visited her aunt. Mr*. Mary year at (he home of Mr. Bcnj. Shil­ Gardner. Sunday. arrived from • Goynel and Zella Frank of Nash­ ton. Jr., of Hasling*. 11* their giH>d* arrive they will on< ville.. visited their sister. Mrs. more become resident* of this vil SOLTII CASTLCTON AND Mary Noase and family Friday. Inge, where lM>ilr of them .spin MAPLE GROVE Eat Tailed Sheep as Seen in India Mrs. Carrie Gardner entertained their childhood. Welcome Imm the Birthday Club Monday after­ Last Week's Letter. few pennies. Al this place •nil as if llley would burst. on gi’ all you old Middlevilliun>. Sterling Deller is camping near noon. All had a line time. wa* one srttall gran-, much Several zlemocral* from hero at count of having breat .-uch cityr* Miss Martha Slocum of Arkansas, killing with M. A. C. students^ .food. lhal contain* n>> notui-limonl londe.l the Democrat Convention*! is visiting her sister, Mr.s. Sylvester Mr*. McBeth mnl granddaughter ihutings on Tuesday. Hynes and family. »onn leave for Milwaukee to Hye. Among those who todk in the He Jehan, who when- her father wa* lhal happened oil dur auto ride Charlie Yank and wife of Wood­ Ned Hicks of Kalmno has ri’nled imprisoned, fur seven year* would publican convent imi on Wislne* land vi«ilcd at Leu St row's. Sun­ Mr*. McBeth’s place. riot leave him. She asked that herday. — Mr. and Mrs. Torn Streeter of Whitmore. Clove Strew and family visiled al Cedar Spring*. -Mr. and Mrs. Bowen Freoftnd. J. rtflilied my cane, up ami down Ihe Hob Cronk's in Nashville. Sunday. attended the funeral of Miss Fish, ••red wilh gra**. a* she belonged io . Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mer­ which was held at the home of an­ those who were lowly in spirit. them some change, rill. Sunday, a son. He will an­ other sister. Mr*. Ed Hafner, Thi* i* the inm-ripliiMi as near a* I on a necklace, of -till swer to the name of- Ralph Hay­ Thursday. I can ronn-mber it. n certainly mond. Miss Jessie Parks of Battle Creek expresses the *w«*-i way in which .- .m<- hmm- or Sunday*, and on Charlie and Roy Kincade of spent from Saturday until Tuesday many thinglf were done, in tho«ci miile a pretty jai’.e wilh a ring In Tuesday Ihe iuir*c returned home. Bcllovue. visited their iisler. Mrs. al Fred Parks. times long past. . Delherl Taylon and family last Mamie Deller and Mabel • ParkHotel Taj Mahal. Bomlgiy. 1 in week. ” entered the Nashville achooh - Saturday,-Nov. til. I GLASS CREEK. Warren'Taylor and- wife ..... near I Monday. La-t Week * Beller. Vermontville visited al1- ”Delbert Mis* Tryphena D»Long of Mor­ Mr*. \V. A. Kerr went to Toledo, Taytor's Wednesday. gan is spending tip- week with her .MIRTH MAPLE GROVE. Ohio, with her grand children. AlJohn Snore and wife. Hob Chance sinter, Mrs. Martha Deller. Last Week's Lei 1 er. . * . Saturday anti Sunday al the Home • xiuid'jr and Zeldn Arent, who have nnd wife attended the fair al Grand Dorothy Buxton ha* returned Mis* Wela Hummel who ha* of lheir sister and family. Air*. E. been spending some time wilh their Rapid.*, Fpday. from her visit lo her grandparent 1 grandparent*. been a**i*tRig .Mi*. Jacob Fuhrman; a I Woodbury. Warren of Suntlebl. Jim Radfonl and family of Hast- A Lame Back—Kidney Trouble Arthur Watts, wife and son and for Ihe'past llrt-e week*. returned Mrs.ZhjMia^Lathrop. nnd daugli- ■ing* called nl Win. Haven*. Sun­ Causes It. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hayman at­ lur. Julia of Nashville, will spend day. Bell .uni mid daughter. .>10*. Belle u-li- i»-ii iiaiiKiiier, , And il will give y’ou even worse if tended the fair at G.rajiy Rapids, Rankin Hart and family spent Mary wpnt to Battle Creek. Thursnol checked. Mra. H. T. Slraynge, Friday. Sunday with’ L»ui* Erway nnd u-linrn *lhnv will * day. where-they will vieif visit 'frinnrk friends Gainesville, Ga., was fairly down on Miss Man- Hayman spent Sunday <lav .. Miss PViniini will begin her family. . . ■’ her back with kidney trouble-and until Tuesday at Halley Hayman's. a few days, then gn In Burr Ogk Anna Gorham returned lo her where Mi** Mur> * school will be­ school here m (he Branch and Mis* inflamed bladder. She says: "I took Hickey-’in the. McKehry. Monday. school in Bailings after speiidiiw gin thi* Monday nlnruing. Foley Kidney Pills and now my back Dally Thought. her vacation al home. Harry Larabre and family at ­ is stronger than in years, and*both Tho- many friend* of Mr*. Chas. nt beitows a gift should forWillard Bagley spent Sunday tended Sport* 'Day. Saturday al kidsey and bladder trouble are en­ be that receive* one should Fowler will be glad to hear that Dowling. with Roy Douglas. tirely gone."—Arthur Mulholland.— she was able to return to her home Mrs A. Burroughs is visiting in last week after an absence of Cliicagn. eleven.montiisi where she will be. Give our Wanl Column a trial for Ralph and DelU Jenkins w«rn in BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. ■BANNER WANT ADVIL PAY.- glad lo see het- friends. ’ ■ everybody reads iU Grand Rapids one day last-week. The Bank That Does Things For You Phone 3-2 Rings |ago. and went to Three Dags wdh Of course there are village* nnd in them wh.en they con«olidal’‘d lheir plant* and has liven with them e'»T AVAGER OF SIX CENTS PER O AY *ry fine fmsiti.in. FOR MEN AND FOl R CENTS nighl* and one day wa* fully one Thursday- evening *n- mad d“a PER DAY FOR WOMEN. third de-ert. aod- two third* where ran- wa- caused by thi- biting of life could only be maintained by ihe Mi*« Lind-ley: by the hound ring liard—l *1 niggle. During th* MR. KEELER 6IVESVERY GOOD ■fvr.ii day* ho ha* been wandering —~—1 .1.. ------ ughtjqg aiMj REASONS FOR NIGHT TRAVEL inonth*. luting that cam-- in ninny waytiding IltriH seen over irr also’ in EiisL That Country. Wonderfully bad, but at night ww-enulrf hear the nio-F nldrous eri—- of th- jackal accompanied Mi»s Brunt if ul Sunrises- and Sunnnd the country looked jn*t right for'snake*. Thousands die from ment. lb- also 1 We look out over this ||.-*4>lnt.for - examination. township couritry. that is practically’worth-1 I>oard met with \ less amt only siKfuiu- life by llie] He Live Stock severesl toil. They have a heavy I Ominu* 10 comi**inn has rainy-sc:i*6n.from JuTn- until Sepminute in Thornapple.* Spring*. Irving. Barry township. Alb-gari County and Calplonia HASTINGS, MICH �THE HASTINGS B INNER. SEPTEMBER 17, 191L FACE EIGHTEEN International Sunday School Lesson You Have Neighbors Who Use For Lighting and Cooking For the asking you can have the name and address oi the nearest one. Then you can, if you wish, make an evening call and get the facts at first hand. AH told we have sold no less than six thousand, Pilot Acetylene Plants to the people in your state. automatically mix iba (a* producing *ton«. Union Car­ bide with plain aratrr. How they make juxt enough Review: Jesu* llie Jmtge of Men. Heading Lenoir only: John 3:11-21. Golden Text: Hev. 3:1 IK, Introductory. In Genitais 1:1. the Ural verse of the Spirit-given Wrud, We read “In the beginning God created the heaven and llie earth." ComparIIJK Illis With Jidin 1:3. Col. 1:10. 17 nml Heb. 1:3 we llml that nil tlnit wa* created wa* created through Christ .li-sus. We have, therefore, in Ihe tlnrt vvim- of Hi.- IlDde (he GREATNESS of tin- Lord Jesus Christ, ns seen in creation. Turn­ ing to the la-i verse of the HiblRev. 22:21 we read "Tlie frace of our laird Jesu* Christ be with «ou nil. Amen." Here we have Hie GILKCE of Hit- bird Jesus Christ. 'Ill*- Bible is tH-cupied with the GREATNESS and Ihe GRACE of tlie b>nl Jcsu> Christ. Let us, in .reviewing ..; i.._ || 1(, |,.. M,|W ||le [||ih! the |e.*ou quarter, look th< * for " “ two things in particular. I. THE LABORERS IN THE VINEYARD—Ml.'2UJ-ltJ. Here is Ihe GREATNESS of llie I»rd Jesus Christ a* seen in His Sovereign right lo rewnnl in accordance with that it providaa country homes with avan a batter light and Bis own will. H<- dies what Ho will fuel than the gas which twenty million dty people are en­ I with Hi« own v 15*.' He i«* good joying. also v 15 . which can alone tie *nid After you have inepactad a Pilot plant we will leave ii to Jesu* you to say whether it doean't make the whhrat. the moat bril- amt He alone i- holy, Christ is ttod. Hi* "Grace is seen bant, and moat beautiful light you have ever seen. in (hat Ih1 take, unworthy souls, who deserve only the punishment Acetylene fixture* ate not muds safer than oil tamps, which due their sin*. *avv# them, to ren­ der acceptalde -ervice uml then re­ wards lliem Joi lbill service. . IL GKKVFNES.................. through > the misuse and abuse of Pilot Acetylene, while ten tbouir.d accidents have been charged to oil lliummanls tn a single concerning «*n t<> HimThat is why the Oxweld Company, makers of Pilot Light machines, has grown to be tbe largest concern of its kind in the world. .' . the outcome of thing* that had not yet come lo pa*< "Now nfe we Complrle Pilot Light Ptanli may ba pure bated from lliat thou knowe.*l all thing*" daakri in Oxwald Acatylana Company product*. These Ixiire . I Through GRACE dealers are permanently located in some three thousand ■ John lg:30. lie submits |o the suffering.* that di&teut towns. ■ a,.■■■ l■.*n■.<k.l II,... 11..■ l» HOME MADE>?^. ACETYLENE lo handsome light fixtures in 'An Army Moves Upon Its Stomach' Better Light Than City Hornet Enjoy Home-made Acetylene when ths light* ate turned on —and stops when the lights are ’ You mu»t swe a Pilot plant and talk to th* pwpla It wort for. Than you will have a clearer understandirg aa to wh over two hundred thousand country (amities now find hom< made Acetylene indlapensible. y«* LIGHTING » CpOKING The Oxwetd Company’s ad­ vertising book*, telling the whole Acetylene story—with full de­ tails about Ihe installation of the Pilot, its cost, economies, etc-. cross that He might save us. He the minislerina one, gave His life a ransom for many. HI. BLIND BARTI.MAEUS-.Mark 10:111-52 romi.a:.- I*. 1.*:l-7 . We well a* to big. round safety ligdts lu all barns and outbudding*. Utt- little valve—how T. H. MASHINO Lock Box 55 Grand Rapids, Mich, You cannot Judge the Pilui Acetylene Light Ptant by »Bat OXWELD ACETYLENE CO, CHICAGO *ai<l decease«r are required ■.to pre­ sent lheir claims to said Probate Cyiirt. nt Ihe Probate Office in the City of Hastings, for examination Order For Publication. and allowance, on or Indore llie State of Michigan..., The Probate 2nd day of January next, and that Court for thr County of Barry. such claims will b>- heard Iwfore Al a srMipa of said court, held at said Court, on Satiirdny Hie 2nd the probate office, in the city of Hastings, in said county, on the HHli day uf Augu-I. A. D. toll. Prerrtfl: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. Judk-e of Probate. Judge of Probate. In the Matter of tlie Estate of Minnie R. Manker, Deceased. Ethel I. Banker, daughter of said • Order For Publication. deceased, having tiled in said coin! State of Michigan. The Probate her peliUon praying that au ad­ ministrator tie bonis non. with will Court foi the taiunly of Barry. At a M-s*iun of said court, hdd at annexed, be appointed ,.f tale, and that sm-ft administration the probate office. In Hie City of lie granted to John I.. Broughton, Hastings, in said county, on the fl'lli day uf August a. D.'itMt. or to some other suitable person. Il i« Ordrit-d. Thai the “2d" day Present: Ifun.' Chas. Af. Mack. of September A. D. toll, al leu Jmlge of. Probate. o’clock in Utr. JomkauL. at »au|. .. tu UrJlalH of tlm EOalo.ut probate office, he anti i* hereto- ap- i(da A. Brooks. Deceased. pointed for hearimr «nid petition: Wiliam L. Chase, as executor, It is •Further Onlenst. Thnt pub­ 'laving Hied in said court hl* P<“tilic notice thereof Im- given bv pub*. ih-ii . .praying that nu .instrument Ilralion of a ropy of thi* order, for •now i on tile in this court purport inc three successive we*-k* previous lo ilo Ih-. Hie last Kill and testament of of hearing, in the Il.vlint’* the i -aid deceased be admitted to BANNER 4i newspaper printed amt ।protinte ami the execution thereof urrulaled in stfitl county. . ibe granletl (u your petitioner, or lu Cha*. M.’ Mack./ ■ .Miine oilier suitable person. A true copy. Judge of Probate. It is Onlered. That the 2tst day Grace Bauer. .of September A. D. toll, at ten . Register of Probate. < o'clock in Ihe forenoon, at said pro­ bate office, Im- and is hereby ap­ pointed for hearing MidVielition. Writ of Attachnivnt It i* Further Ordered. That pub­ Sjate of Michigan, tlie Circuit lic, not ire thereof be given bv pubL ..... . ..V il.;.......1 ' 1. _ Court for tlie Counts uf Barry. Farmers & Merchants Bank, said day of hearing, in Hit Hast­ A corporation ings BANNER.'a newspaper printed Plaintiff, . v*. . and circulaletl in said county. Chas. M. Mack, Frank B. Wellman, A Irin- copy. Judge of 1'rubaU . Defendant. Grace Bauer. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Register uf Probate. rake notice that on the IBth day of June toll, u Wjil or Attaehment was duly issued out of the Circuit CHANCERY SALE. Court of Hie 'Qouiity of Barry, in In pursuance urn! by virtue of : favtir <4 tiie Farmer* A Merchants Bank, plaintiff, against the lands. I decree of the Circuit Court for tin ' Count m^T iwnly F of Of Barry and State Slate of Mich (Uhl effect* Of Frank s I u*nn’ Lhahccry, made and enter fend nt I ih? «ttm of &' H on 11,e *’3nl of A. U Hundred 8 "ty fJollaw -2 Jhby the Hon. Frank IE M. Davie rent. («360 06)y wlneh if ' G'reu,‘* <>f Michigan attachment wa* returnable -on on Hie Hie Pirei^<?Ln8' *r a c!-‘r*ul.u pau*< nllacliment was returnable 3l»l day day of of July, July 1914. tote ' ‘l', Ie,n landing. wherein bamue Jlsl I v n t. t... v .... >!«*<*•. Clement SmiU. n.v. Liemeut Smith and and Willijm Williun Dated Augubl 5lli. pjil s IL Brace, constituting thr Albim C0LGHOVE A’ I’OTTER, Caillege Endowment Fund Commit .. r . tor Plaintiff. !•*; were complainant* and Amos II Business'Address, Hustings, Mich. Haile and Anna R. Haile were de -7wks lendauts. Notice Is hereby given that I filmll hcII at public aucltoi to the highest bidder, al the Nortl Notice of Hearing Claims. Front Door of the Court Hi<uh<* Ii He of Michigan, County uf the City of Hastings, Barry County Michigan, (that being Hie place u tii-e is hereby given thnt by an holding the Circuit Court for eau r of Hie PriMle Ikmil for Ihe countyi, up Saturday the toth da; 4y of Harry, ms'b- on the Bist Of September, A. D. t»14 at ii of Auga*i A. 1). 1VII, four o'clock lu the furenvun, the foltowh» ftvm lhi' allow-; ing described property, viz: ail that __ da'e Welu ....w"» to present llieit certain piece or parcel uf laud sitthe "-lul" of Lltenjuate in the township uf Irviug late of said county, county of Bariy ami tdateofNii-hithat ail creditors of gan, ffescribed as follows: Thi Legal Hdvtrfittnuis Kingly authority is wen in HU ciMnung nf Hm dsIRed temple. Hi* claim that the temple was Hi* house is nol without significance. He who cau announce the secrets nnd powr of prayer U thr On>’ whose power is made known in an­ swering prayer. Ito who know* the Father’s mind and wilt per­ fectly iv 25-26? 1* the One who was in the b"ginnlng with God. and was It cannot move faster than its supply train­ God (John 1:1). ..Men question HU authority, but are unable to stand men cannot march and fight without healthful, before the power uf His Words sustaining food. Heli. 4:t2). White mm “cknnot lei!" ,(v. 33 . He does not (pH be­ In the Battle of Life, you cannot go fast or muse ihe divine will will* not In. toil. And now His GRACE: “He far without nourishing, health-building food. was liunuiy '— humanity, poor that we might be made rich 2 Cor. 85>-. Such a food is ' A* we think of the Father forgiv­ ing our gms (v 26 let us remember that jt is only liecmise of Hi* Son's sacrillce that He cuil do so. VII. THE: WICKED HUSBAND­ MEN —M t. 21:33-4«. I he <IREATNES.S of Jesus Christ is before us here in tltal He is the exalted head of the corner, as also tlx? smiting stone Dan. 2'^ While His GRACE It is scientifically prepared to supply the i* surely ..ivn in His humiliation in greatest amount of nutriment in concentrated, eas­ Hits, plan of God nt the hands of men. He was the rejected stone. ily digestible form. VIII. THE WEDDING FEAST— ML 22:1-11. He is the King’* Son. While war in Europe is sending up the price - His GREATNESS. He l» the One of all foods in America, remember there's deli­ who knows the course of this age. and its culmination; and who will cious flavour, economy and better health in Grape­ make a separation balweeu Hie Nuts. • good and Ihe bad. And yet again it is His GRACE that enaides the Father to include in tbe invitation "all things are ready.” His death made that invisible. His tong suf­ fering promph-d ttie giving of two invitations to Israel, then a (hint ■old by Grocers everywhere. to the Gentiles, nnd finally ihe re­ ception of lhal nation after lheir long disobedience and dispersion. IX. A DAY OF Ql’ESTIONS.Mi. 22:15-22. Surely GREATNESS nnd deity flash forth in this lesson. While politics mid religion com­ Miss Russell is. an example of bine to oppose the Lord, and tempt Him. th" wnrd* from'divine lips si­ what any imluslrious young person lence the adversaries. Gne day the same divine One will pul the might expel to make of himself or herself under similar'conditions. Mi« Hutsell learned Simplis Hhorlhand al Ihe Churchill Busi­ more. His discerning spirit de­ ness Institute. She went lo Chi­ tected and denounced hy|MH-ri*y v IH.-Which of us can l Im* read cago ami entered a ipecd contest liumsn hearts? I Sam. 1(1:7. At conducted by tho National Short­ the same time GRACE is manifest- hand Reporter* A«*ociation. For­ >-d here, in that lb- submitted to ty ef the world's best writers en­ temptation al the hands of man. X. THE GREAT COMMAND- tered and but five of them quailMENTS-Mk. I2:JH-H. GREAT­ tied for a speed certificate, Mi.s NESS stand* out in Ibis (Mirfion ns Russell being one of the five. - She we watch Him tell His questioners which is th.- first cnmuiamlm.-nt of later took the examination fur clvnil, knowing and revealing tin* ,il service and received an api>dinlheart of <!od—yes. |i<i«L-^-mg that ■ment in the Indian Office nl Wash­ heart. He reads man's heart, ns well v 31.' 41-14 nml determines ington. 1>. C. nt a handsumo salary. If interested in (he commercial And defines the value of man's gifts. He knows Ihe origin nf thr Scrip- liranrhes, write for information, ine One nlrnui whom the Serip- and il will be cheerful!/ given. One rye* open, ami IqjnakC n tirlleviiig -inner whole v 5<. Looking al the iiii'idcnl ili.-petn>al tonally. Hr will inanifcHI* GREATNESS when He rdftir* mid bring* light and glory to the remnant nf Israel in the ••nd of the agr. Hi* aliumj- No Advance in Price commenil* Ihe widow for her' gift, and iearhe* truth in reply io thr lenipliiig qursliou of enemies. Al­ though Gn»l also is son of Davi>l. ami i* 'iieli I Ual "the rnrnmon |irnpte heard Him gladly.** northwest quarter U) of Ihe ' GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, XL THE TEN VIRGINS—Ml. 9-11 Ionia Ave. N. W. southeast quarter (’.*); also the ing power to thin |»a>r blind begiml only had Ihe power 2S:I-I3. II" know* ihe future con­ west one half of the southwest ।gnr. quarter ■ of tbe northeast quar­ lo heal: lb- also had llie rnmpil’- ditions in the prefesHng Christian world. Nope but the GREAT God ter (’j . IhiIIi on section number knows that, primarily. Hr is thc (LARKSVILLE. E. Nash returned Thursday from sixteen 16}. in town number four Bridegroom, for whom Iwliever* ■uiiut* lhal Hit u week's vacation spent in Detroit (4) north, range numlwr nine (0) 1 west, containing sixty (60) acres of Mr. and Mrs. Berf Lenhart have am! vicinity. all have one object of ga/i^-lhe land more or less. , " “ ' — ■ ■ (|ie returned from Detroit, where they ngoni* cam* Dated August 4th, toll. door. ajmission to have Jieen attending the Soldiers FIRST DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION, Ute Em-ampmeiit. JAMES M. SMITH. HEARTBL RN, OR G AS ON Tent mrrlings in McCuraiick's Circuit Court Commissioner. us if. we nn* bl enter in. Our STOMACIL f. |H*t tiiilteil him to Barry County, Michigan. watching has Hini*>-lf n« its object. woods an- still (Mipular. The question as lo how long you CLEMENT SMITH. Hmn •■•llnw-hipped with him a* tu In GRACE !!•• provide tin- supply are going to continue a nuffnrer from Solicitor for Complainants. fpllowrd .!•-u« in th" Way. v 52. nf the Spirit nil for those who be­ Sunday and Monday in Hasting*. Mrs. C. Scoville spent a few days indigestion^ dyspepsia or out-of-or­ He al«u tarries, mid is u"l mid h-d fnm. “Wto-re sin ul>yiinil- lieve. last week with Mrs. Mose Lenhard. der stomach Is merely n matter of «*d. gnu-" did much more alMiund* DAVItyt ( (HINERS. Leroy Bcoville is building a new how anon you begin taking Touoto t tic marriage. Last Weeks L.lb-r. ■ house on his farm, three miles east linii Tab*. Ml. THE JUDGMENT OF THE IV. THE POUNDS of here. Propio wilh weak stomachs should children of Arkan-m ■guest' TAIxEMS Luke PJ; Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Han»eu/vIslt- lake Tonolino Tablets occasionally, H<- will num- in'Hi* glory, angels • d lln/ir daughler, .Mr*. DhlA-, mid and there will be no more indiges­ family al Jenison. laslWek.f tion, no feeling like a lump of lead Hu* ‘"tv ants, alli-nditig Him. and miinl* also. IllIhe Congregational Snndav Wolf. hf .Nariivilte, nervanl*. IIKi Hr will sit ujiotf Hi* thrum- uf school held a rally Sunday which in Ihe stomach, no heartburn, sour rising*, gas on stomach* or belcliing i>ui>i-hiiM*iit of Hi* ijnviiiii-. Hi*i glory. Nation* shall gather before was Inregly allend>-d. Elba Ackley, aud family. ■ "l -hall M pgratu them. He Him. Hr Kiitiwl.’f|g>- of ftoure mwnte. Hu. E J<dm Nreh pm up a silo tor his of undigested food, headaches, diz, x/i-slh. Ku King. Hr *linl| speak the zinesa or. Bick atomnr.b; add beside* words of rommrr - -- ----- • — brother.-John Inst week, llir. .‘Hion - , duinet. .Mi-*. Bet Urn what eat will nol ferment and John Bustance uml family spent jroisonyou I nation In them-, Mint! direct Hmm- will t<:u-b her third year your breath with nauseous Sunday with Wm. Bu-tam-e. lliem lo joy rle Imre amt 'li— Nina llvm-- will All these symptoms result­ Mr. nnd Mr.*. Floyd Blouglr spent odors; , pii4ii*llilirnL li ing from a sour, out-of-order stom­ kmiwlrtlg* last week with the formers iriolli- ach and dyspepsia are generally re­ v. I.< al— John 2:21. 25 . lb hold er of Edmore. lieved in live minutes after taking Hi, GRACE in Hip long *ufferhig Tonolino Ta|)l<-'l”Inward wicked citizens “not. willing dny morning. when* he will allend ■lived by trrnrc lhal any should >ei'i-h" .'t Pel. Go to your druggist and gel a SI the Soldiers Encampment.*. :idl . iihd l«wnW Wicked servant*. The stork left n baby girFsqLJflir box ol Tonolino Tablets , and you ||e d>« > tt'd overlook Ihe fnilliftil- deserve not—that have been home of Mr. ami Mrs. Shirley Groff will always go to the table witli a ne»« of ,.-rtaulM “in a Very little" hearty appetite, and what you cal Monday. Evert I hough abilities difIhe ptotid pareul* of a big lioy born v 17 . The apple dryer Is now running will taste good, because your stom­ and Ihe early apples nre coming in ach and intestines will bo clean mid diifer. reward* service llial fresh and you will know there are i.i-i. heiy millenimn* of Hnfnilhful'■’/‘'.‘i1 Vr- !'• fuiH'RilUnworthy son* of falWtH. Hhank*. Mrs. J. to-n- 1 U”1 »««•»« <«.**’ *POP® l,ad to Him. _.Ye* GHEATNESS of Mnrtin |,-n Adam \ ■ nrr marie ruler* over hard and Mr*. Curnuc went to i “nd miserable day* fur y»u> ron<t . y thing* nml nre i>i>riuiMed to •’B|e**wj |>e the Name of the j^ird." Grund ilapid.*. Saturday, where j«'«« Tabs, freshen you and make you limy will attend Ihe fair. fcei lilje life I* worth living. •Next w«:ek—Chri-I Aiivintcd fur la«l Monday. School opened here ln*t Monday i Tunoline Tablet* cost <I no for 50 Burial-Mk. ti:l-tl. V. THE nilUMI’HAL ENTRY. with an ctirollinciil of 126 puplte. (days 'treatment. Al druggute or BUNNER WANT ADV8. PAY. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnnas Kauffman left I mailed* by American Proprietary UilODLAM). Saturday for u trip to Uhio, by auto. I Co., Boston, Mass. 4-wks •« Udler. mi comiiiwnmnint: men WoitI was r-rrived here lhal ire lhl» wilh Ml. 28:10-20 l ly>sr* Bally'died, III a hospital ah M>8*or of nil tamer Grand Rapid* Tm-wlay inorjiing and mb hi* body sliipprd hi-te I iir«day evrniiix. At Hii* writing fum-ml nrrnngetiu'iils have not been made. P*. 5(i:lii-t?'. Again nnlire the imwcr. lintIi and surce** of Hi* Ashland. Ohio, visited their daugh­ Word v i-n. I*. 55:IH. -D . " And ter-in-law. Mrs. Carrie (kirael. Hie w. w.ili-h dim a* He rides till* un- tore purl of lire wreL Baltic Creek Man Finds New Life lit where bee suae of lu merit -Tbs tint lonken roli uith perfect caw. In­ John Hauer nlleniled the Mail ‘ First Do— ot Wonderful ina remuid-d of Mark 1:18 mid oili­ Carriers picnic al Gun Lake. Mon­ Itesuedy. Ma>r*« Wonderful Stomach Remedy er passim * where Hi* dominion day. clean tho digestive tract ot mucoid over animal creation, the wind* Miss Letta iwiiVs. who has peen otm • briBtant s!o»«r «**»• ,tai and remove* poisonous and wave*, i-ic. nre presented for staying with her parent* in HastWilliam N. Goal. 31* Aldrich BL. ’■ccretlou* doe* nol ru’i >lt of dtqt ol—Ciat matter. It brings swift relief to sufaoncalt to Ibe lion -that Ixatx (oar our im-dilaiion nnd mbiralioii. He itigs tor sevej-nl weeks, cnim- bark Battle Creek, was ttodbled with stom­ feren from stomach, liver and bowel Umca M (ox m MX other. I* pri-M-iii.<| na King. loo. in this 'I'lieMlay. and i* now ready for the ach and Intestinal ailments for yean. trouble*. Many declare that itzh>» Year after gear ho spent endlew lime b -M>11. fiilllllliig Hie scripture fall millinery trade. t them from dangerous opera­ Black Silk Stove Polish and money with epoclaliata and in «x- saved notice (hill while He is Jesu* in v. tion* and many penaive treatmenu that failed. ’ saved their livea. are sure that It has U Is > tlui by IticK. It's mots It. M>1* al*n Ihe Lord in v 3. We Summer (x.unhs are Dun(jrroils r«made and made ' Ho took Mayra Wonderful Stomach think of th>< day When He shall Summer coin* are dangerous* Remedy at ta*t and wonderful results Because of Its success there are come «n Blnry on a while hnrsc They indicate low vitollly and of­ followed. When ha had. taken -only many Imitators. so be cautious. Ji« ll<-v. tll:|j ’ We wc al*o GRACE ten lead to seriou* throat and lung one bottle lie wrote: v •*>. . sure It's Mayr a. Go to Mulhollarid'i her-, fur "•Re Is Ju-d. nnd having troubles, including consumption. “I got more relief out ot one bottle Dr. King's New Discovery will re ­ of your wonderful stomach remedy snlvalimi: lowly, and riding upon among people they know— an a»s, mul unun n roll the fhal of lieve -the cough or cold promptly than I did in all my years of treating pliiblng □r »an4 to Geo. II. Mayr. Mfg. Chr-:ntin as*" .Xedi, and prevent complication*. Il is with specialists. > "If I had all the money I have spent '1«L 1M-WB Whiting 8t., Chicago, 111., Vf. THE BARREN FIG TREE soothing ami antiseptic and makes for doctor*' bills I could buy a farm. for free hook on etotnach ailments and AND THE. DEFILED TEMPI E- you feel belter al once. To delay I will certainly recommend Mayr'a maqy grateful letter* from people MifSurely Hi* GRF.AI- is dangei ous—get a bottle of Dr. Wonderful Stomach Remedy.’’ Bmg's NeW Discovery at owe. Mr. Gum', experience is Ilka those ot oney back if not aali&fled. 50c. thousands of others who have taken For sale in Hastings by all drug­ * w.ud Um'fljr tree dried in . the imd*. And#agaln. Hii and 11.00 bottle* at your Druggiit. this remarkable remedy with such aa- Igists.—Adv. Stove Shining Bright Churchill Business Institute GIVE DOCK ENOUGH II Oil HNI-RESIOHEO IH ONE HI �Tin: Hastings panwr, siTTr.unr.n n. toit i nol .well iiurno as a rule, and If thc | poisoning has reat-flbd n riago hot eonlrollra controlled -by Inese these Lrenlmciils irenlmenls it il is belt lo'liava- prortawionai ir-ntment. a.« few, if any. nf 4he imiuhr* ••rable dotncHlii* remedies prove lo bo entitled lo reliance. .. Murtha Washiughm’s Preserve*. “Ye pears should be very frrehe. Washi> anti pul them into, boiling lye fur .a mliiule. Remove anil place them in cold waler. Next pul ye fruit-into a prepared sirupe of sugar nnd water. Use half a pound of sugar for everio pound of Under a Pine Tree. ye fruit; water lo dissolve. Now Beneath Ihe swaying .nine, tree, . That the iltful wind goes though, cook f’»r- a quarter of an hour. Re­ move nnd pul on pldtcs to coni. ) gaze on Ihe widening landscape, Boyle sugar down lo one-half its That fades in (lie far-off blue. original quanetie. Put vc sirupe and pears lulu Jars and add bianily. And like low music playing Seale while Itolie.” Abovo in the organ loft, J'hu wind in the pine tree moving. Elderberry Wine. Makes musin strange mid soft. Take eight quarts of bcrriis and Fur ihe trees have nil lheir voices। pour over lliem four quarts of boil­ Of light or earnesl tom*; ing water. Let il stand twelve Tin* aspen—dlln laughter, hours, stirring, it now nnd then. Thu oak—a 'Filan’s niuan. HI rain well, pressing out all the juice. Add 3 pound of sugar to ' But Ihe pines have caught Hie mes- four quarts of juice, I ounce of *<igr . |M»wd<’n*d cinnamon, half nn ounce Winch the wind bear* from the nf powdered cloves. Boil five niinuies, and act nwuy to ferment In a And its voice is I ho voice of ocean slone jar with a rloth thrown light­ And it talks elernily. ly over it. When it is through —F. W. Bourdillon. fermenting rack it carefully, so ns not !•> disturb the lees. Hottie Shine When* You Are. cork lightly and pul in a dry, cool I>011'1 waste ymir time in lojigiug place. Fm- bright impossible .things, Don't sit supimdy yearning What The Dasheen Is <... Ih.. ..r >ra..| *iw. T|,P rival h.r e.'!" -I'"""....... a ru.li hahl. Hi. ..nllmry lrl»l, |M,I... II ha, ....u... a... ....I a >l»r: . I, r| । ,1U„ llav„r |„ ................ I""1....... 1'“ '■< 'l'"h"'— || h a rro«» lH.|»-,l a Inn..,, whil, Uy ahhililh Jurat «hrr.‘ ,‘>u ure. j .l(l|a[,. an,| .. ,u,mr l»’*',l. Il '* a . , i heavier tidier plant mid forms the .... lliere m need of Ihe Ihiiret raudloj । f |(,,.nv KnM||is of leaves very As well as the garnish sun; •‘imilar It- he qniameulal “oletdiniit The humblest deed is ennobled car” of ii'-* llrwvr garden. It Ims a slinging taste raw, hut ■ il is delightful when cooked, and it >• liarkoiied regions afar; any oilier way llial (he ordimuy | putnlo is Used. Il make# a splendid By .shining jti'l where yau are. —jomi >*«*>.[ sis»i.‘*» Governmeiil is experimeiili ing with the dansliecn and coniiLun- of llir lloiik-ltonk. di-nlly expecls llnl that il it will will vlmrllv shortly A tiddler tried it Mtretuide; he very (Mipular on American She didn’t smile on him. I aides. She scoriird the music lhal made, . • Cantaloupe Pickles K Zim-zim. green cantaloupe:*, make u A fellow with n- Ihiiijo came. and pul down in brine. Tile damsel dbin't think ' In Uh* fall freshen by. soaking in It worth einiTging for his game, i waler,, then till wilh rut cabbage, Pluik-pliiik. • small green tomatoes, onions bean* । and caulillower. wilh plenty of .Tin* third arrival won I In* girl. I while mustard mnwI#. Although lib lune vras puuk. ' - Boll gently in a mlxliin* of waler ami vinegar, half nml half, then put Hunk-hunk! —Puck. in a vinegar solulion made by ad­ ding enough water to keep it from being lm». strong, and sugar anil A Polishing Smlng. 'pices In lasle. Let Illis get very fender* and llre-irons can, hr<l < no more than Uinl.) then put iirird wilh a special pivpa- nil in slime jars ami -tie up wilh brown paper. Keep ■................. , lu iiwii pa icr. iw< |> a plale ■i.ik- over from retihiiiiiK con-laiil polishing (”|„. (no m l(j remove ami remove the Ihe picKlt pickles as ’ II .... t.ul needed. Summer Niptush. from If summer squash is cimkcd im- hiring lo keep I In* spilling out. cinlljifg is th-layctl a few hour.4. How lo Develop the Bust. Garlic for Wasp Slings. The inlinliilniiis of French Swit............. I lie zvrhind ami Savoy rub a c*rusli<*d wtli-l. line, every imntiing upon riscluvr uf giirlic iiimii a spot that lin# ing. Hub ihe, skin dry wilh n been stung by a wasp or ji her.!lurkish towel. ' At bedtime rub i*oAccunliiig to Prof. Mei mold or l.au-|,.,,a huller a portion lhe size of n saune this makes Ihe swelling g>> dim>.. ..In a circular direction iolo down and lak<<^ away tlie ' pain. ..... I each breast, brgiuning.al the outer porliun and working toward llir Clrnnliiff the LIihiIviiiil . ‘1 nipple; nib very gently. Kneading Linoleum or uilelotjr 'inny I,,.] h. bread Is Evaluable exorcise to <!••ilr.1 ve|«qi the husl. Walking, by in­ rlrmi'sl willpml soap by .using ” ciriuHug Ihe rireulatiim r-t the w.inrt water and (t'fmiiur. A little libHxi. ahis in tilling oiil 'Hie bust. Food Inecessary too—the belter ixiuinve tlie dirt. The water must liob llmid llie I'ilrlulh, fit'll fie put mi one is n<niri«tu*d nml fed llie better sparingly. Always keep a snpQgi* lu'r appearance will Ik*. Drink a gin-* of milk with u. raw egg ' in ihe kii' ii'.u and remove .my dirt ul the liim* ii is innih* so lhal the up Ihree .limes'a. day with cue h covering of the floor may never b<* meal for several months. very dirty. WOODBLRY. Pencil Shortcnkr. / ASRYBt.V Lqst week's Letter. ' , Mrs. Miller entertained her kodsin from T-ekonkha, last week. Mr. ahd Mrt. Charlie Severn vis­ ited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Strickland, Saturday and Sunday. School Noles. School began Monday, August 31, with 30 pupils-enrolled. The walls and ceiling of the school room are dcwly painted, the .„;'nlslic<i. and (he flow tlesks i.. ore varnl pileik Many thanks lo the school board for their Interest In.our wel­ fare. . The primary puuns are busy making mals and chains for the Barry County fair; also, some weather charts. We give Ihile Bullerneld of the Briggs school a hearty wi’lromo. Ho entered our jilnth grade Wed­ nesday morning. There Is room for others who might'improve this opportunity of gelling nn education wilhoul going lo ihe city lo board. The Eagle school furnishes Iwo bright, .ambitious ninlii grade pu­ pils—Miss' Ixiuisa Durham and Merle Campbell. Doris f*. Jewell was elbcled. li­ brarian for this year. Neil Shepard was elecled mana­ ger and treasurer of the base ball b-.HIL FACE N1NP.YWN ■Eat CryMai Pride” “Eat Cryatal Pride* Dairymen, Don’t Chum ,■ PROFIT FROM FAMILY COWS Important Animal Be Vigorou* and -Bound and Bo Submitted to Tuber­ culin Ted Annually. right, I»U 1 ’ A question often asked la: “Does lt.UI pay to keep g cow for family use." in If there Is a fair sized family, if no extra help la needed to look after tho I cow and It there be a convenient.' place to house and pasture ter, then I keep’ a good cow. A Jersey, Guernsey or Ayrshire J might bo chosen. The Jersey and: Guernsey give rich milk, which readily ' |W creams owing to tho fat' globules-in ' their milk. Tbe Ayrshire gives a well' III auatalned flow for table use. im H .Contains tho /mallest fat globules and ■ H does not cream so readily. if a family is to cunsumo the milk i 111 of one cow It la Important that sho be vigorous and sound aad bo submitted M to the tuberculin test once a year, for | ■ the danger of drinking milk contlnu- ’ ously from a diseased cow Is apparent.. That Is the reason why herd's milk la ” lo be preferred to thc Individual cows' • ’ We will '<11 you -ynius liftlter forjust uhal wo pay. for your butter fat and Sou know wo always pay you jnoh- fur your butler faL than you can get fur dairy i.ulter, AHI, Sol |J HIKING foil PROFITS. • It will pay y>>u.un|ch heller lo put iiith<* extra lilpo milking more cows aud ariug for tlhin; than ••ranking Ibc'churn. ■ Bring in your crock and let us pack-it with CrystalPrhK*, you will like it. ads easier Ilian churning. . •rd your cows well ami keop’lliom milking all winter, nml feed those pics Jm. jntlk.il i' worth Forty Otits . per hundred to any pig. • vtfiat iIn you that Wi’ 5EPTEMBEII IS -Satislled palrmi«. that is Ail.. ■ '■ \V«* cairn* her.* d^tei mined to please .Hie dairymen in buying his -dairy pro­ ducts, "PROOF ABOVE” :i butter that any one eopldcal. “PROOF BELOW.’ * Also d»|enmli<*d t> Knot tug' people rpr.-J • Inns uf Crystal Pride butter last month. DID Y'Ol from school Tuesday, on ucimunl of sickness. George S. Tompkins kindly gave the Iwys a giMNl Imm)> ball diamond. Many thanks for the same. Mr. Tompkins perhaps remembers that he wns a boy once. Would lhal more of tin* people could remember that they were once yqung! 'Eat Crystal Pride" Glenn Phillips is our organist for this month. Ira Stowell of Woodlaijd and Ixuivis Everts of Nashville, visiled school Monday. lailMir Day was observed by Ihe Merle Iinnkiii spent TAMARAC CORNERS. school Monday. Tile eighth grade arc iinproving agred. Mr. an Regular hour* for milking and feed- daiivhl- । ihi* county fair. ing urn necessary, mid a row ntnat be • Thui'diO liberally* fed. Often Um owner of one ' It'iU"!4. Harvey a map of Hany rtuinty. Wo wish to (hank lib* ItaMing* cow la nil Utnutcur and has no idea J?"•' l- 11 BANNER, tin* Journnl-Hontld mid of the tminenac capacity, uf a cou a .I1 '.1 ‘, thr Bcllfvin* tlazelle for Ihe tu'lniol stomach, for n good sized animal's J!?. )( ztutnach hold* 35 gallons. So give her ' pf,,, ,, ,. rending tabfc, ' Clifford Dunn of tin* Ellis school dally and provide gome forin of succu-! ,,,2/ 'W'"| h M.1'1 j..i • My "• ' ami Eim*r«<m CoiirtriMU <»t ihe 1,,,, p Briggs school cnlcrvd Scluml Labor lent food for winter in order to main-; Hl^ \(l . p,.... w|„, Ikiy. W«* give lhein a cordial wel­ ulnjliu milk flow. Roots, beet*. car li. Smith nml daughter, rota and inangeta make a splendid i .p.wlj mi il> - k'iiu. come lo our ninlh grade. •f Sutilh Nii'livjlje. called subatltutn for silage; Mato doewl Walker 1 l.-ifmi <>t <irtmd II Mi'Otellnnd «. Sunday,' CEDAR CREEK. steeped hay. Put the hay through a'spending a [••w d.iys with I cutter, then put into a water-light box ' •nt4. AllH-it Prayer meeting al Mr. Norris' mid pour over It hot water, cover "is. Jam- Mv- i - »p.-ni T Thursday night was well allcnded. tightly end leave till next day. On lop "‘Jj*11j"1'1 "“<> Mr*, The next meeting will he ar Mrs. of thia molat hay feed meal, from four • ■*■"''' B.INNER WANT ADVS- PAY. Amy Baird's. Thr W. C. E. U. al N'rlia Camp- to eight pounds per day, according to ; t tbe milk flow. Crushed onia, three । pounds; bran, four pounds aud oilcake. tended. Henry BiTginan mid nun. Norris, one poujid, make a good mixture uleo | Harold lauch nnd Harry Johnson Feed some uncut clover hay nt noon - 1 ' Give thc cow tWice daily all tho wa-1 attended ihe Urand Rapids fair Thursday. tor she will drinX.- for there in a vital-] .Mr. mid Mrs. Will Tobias of connection between the milk flow and Shultz, spent Sunday al Harry tho Water supply, mUk being 87 pc: I Johnson's. Calviir Stanton spent part of last One cow's feed for a year amounts week in Detroit, altenduig llie Sol­ .0 from S4fi to Ifi'j. Varying with food, diers’ Encampment. There was a large crowd al Un* prices and cow a appetite. church Sunday evening to hear “m b..' to WE ANNOUNCE AN AMAZING MODELMrs. Gould’s^ farewell mtiiuhi. C. Mowry has returned home afW T!“ '" IVEk No. 7-» Typewriter ot suoerexcellencc, CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO, ‘■Eat Crystal Pride*1 How’a This ? Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollar* R»cannot ba cured by Hall's Catarrh =An nouncing The New Typewriter =OLIVER No. iuikc. etiinpiiiceliiip. .writing. * Mr. and Mrs. Wallie*Canpbell are the proud pan-ills of a little daugh­ ter, born 'I'lihi-sdav. A couple went Inropgli Jn'iv one night Inst week hunting for wal«rim'lmis, bill Ihey found itn'ihselvi,*# in Henry llergmnn's squash vines. Beller wail until Un* moon shines brighter wjp’ii you go ••rooniug.” Sellout cmnmeuei’d ..Monday wilh LAKE VIEW. lai'l Week's Lclle*'. Mr. mid'Mi- I'.has. Gralimn NATIONAL, BANK OF COMMERCE. TTall'a Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, xtlng dlrr.'llr upon tho blood and mu- DruRirtsts.' PROFFESSIONAL CARDS a. &c. h. barber, ■ Phyilctam and Surgeon*. Calls In city or country, responded to with promptness, day or night. H — ■ ' lions and new scli*actmM devices never seen before on any. type­ STflP PETTY TMlcutkir writer. A leap in advance which places Thc Oliver ten years o I IT inltVINu a|)Cad (>I its lime. So.smooth in action, so lijtht to the touch, so Automatic DeVice Locka Milk Bottle easy to run, that experts arc amazed. A model that means to the typist delightful ease of operalion. In Such Manner That Only Owner A model lhal means a higher standard of typewriting, longer' Can Remove It. and belter service. , 11 U more Ihu . .o.plcl.m ||,„ T;,v No. 7 is now „„„ on „„ exhibit and J sale M;v at all The S1— mid milk front door slops of late risern.Toi discourage this form of thrift a device ,Mr». Iliilu* Graljmii yf.. hsr been Invented which automatically Mi. nml Mr' ih-f ll.Tyn locks the bottle' In such a manner jtiat j.'pfiit-Thiirmlny with Mt. and .Mi-. ft can only b« removed by the ©ecu­ Will Gfllespie and family. pants of the bouse upon opening tho Mr. nnd Mrs? Wash Heir iui<i door, says tbo Popular Mechanics. The > daughter Carrie bf North contrivance Is -fastened to tbe door ings spent Sunday wilh Mr. and Jamb with screws. When the milkman Mrs. Frank Jdliiison.' Congratulations are now in ord«*r of Miss lluhy Bell nml Orvjn AlIrrdiugz who were married Tues­ Moke a rich shurji-akr hail' Thi y ties ill Oneida district. No. 3. near day morning by lbw. Y’osl. B-fl on the noon (rain lo visit rel­ Ledge. Monday, August 31. with freshly Grand wilh butler. Bywaler and Hay's rider mill atives in Indiana. slarled to run oik Wednesday's, kcIiooI near Milo. Kundny. during Ihe month 'of tieplembcr, whipped cream. coming hisl week. Our school opened Monday inurnoilier mud'* Mr. and Mr*. Einrm-f FeighlneT iiig with Mbs Ivah Scliray uf and children ail'd,Clyde Hehneur nf Woodland nfc teacher . Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenre llildm- near Nashville, spent Sunday with rremn may Ih- piled mi lop. gvr are making a week's visit Wilh Mr. and. Mrs. Flqyd McKay. Mr. (Mds of Carlton is (luinling relatives in. Fostm ia. Ohio. Ho|iiri .Mixed Pickles. Pierre, the assistant mail carrier is Will Gillespie’s huildmgs. Mr. nnd Mrfc llainillmi Muun ami ■Take u'liead of caiilitlnwi r. a looking afler.Umde Sam's iiilerests. Stops Petty Thieving. Miss Anna llcidermnn spent Sun­ qiiarl. of bullmi onmin*. Iwo or three Rev*, and Mrs. Stone and Rev. and pod-, of green nnd red peppers Mrs. Arthur Forman are alleiiding day, wilh Mr. aud Mrs. Fisher of makes his delivery Ip tho morning,'he (■hopped line, a quail nf the very l\ B. annual conference al Gaines Martin Corners. •lips tho bottle under two projecting Miss Lmiilla Rose of (Jraml Rap­ Miialle-t cut in near ijuiedoiiin, i<-'< kind nun, of <u cupmiibcrs. ........... Caledonia, mis this wetu week. Bisfiop ids is visiting her iiareuls. Mr.' and flanges. As tho bottle 1st pushed.fur ­ I'inl of string str ng licaus. licaufc has-' hits- \\ „„d of Alma, presides. dice., one pint ther In, It conies In contact with a plyliirtiums mid t»oil all until lender. Henry Vanhouten, a former mer­ Mrs. Debt Rose of (his place. ..reu plate, vuire. the .«« .~rev -u.c.l Is u Tlw ... » U.mlrl hlV. mor. 1m­ outer ... end of which chant and resident here. but. now of . Ibillaml Barry and Miss Akltos voted n lb.r.u. nl- .iml tov t«n-m>minil of .'iigar. half .a ten- Lake Odessa, was. united in mar­ Todd called mi Mr. and Mrs. Leo b..* do.nw.rd ...d, wh„ rdn.-d b, Mik striking Mrlk.li, thu udrer rad. ’»"“"«*>• spoonful oMIalt. two table spoonfuls riage to Mrs. Grace .Clark, of Lynns. Fisher of Stale lioad Sunday after­ th. the bottle thu other end. I1'1- u“" ”* ’*,n of niiislnvd #••••<! mid spices. Pour Sunday? Mr, Vanhouten is stl|l in noon. , drops, effectively locking tho bottle In Tho "cushioned keyliortnl” with Mr. nnd Airs. Marthnll Cote call ­ this over the pickles, mix well and mercantile business.place. The locking device can only bo “nnehor keys’’ mul thi’ new uuloseal - carefully. , Mr. and Mrs. U-ouiird Waelder ed on Mr. and Mrs. Ixireu Foul, released by opening tho bouao door. niallc fisitunS nirmi less uork for andTbaby of Woodland Sundayod. Sunday. llir bonds, less strain on Ihe eyes, Hoy Deqiond visited frieuds ut When Poisoned bj Ivy. witlf Ernest Hough and family. Plant Grazing Crops. less iininuai iinii ineiilnl eliorl. Marlin Bever allcnded Ihe Soldi­ Hasting- over Sunday. After exposure to poison ivy, Ihe. Milch cows will need succulent food With all oi tliew inaslcrly mrMrs. Sarah Water* of llasliugs ill effect can often he warded <df ers encampment al Detroit, last spent Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. B. this spring nnd next wfnter. Plant clianii-al „ imprmcmriitN wc have by prompt removal of Ihe irritating week. crops for early grating end build a made the iiuicliine mon* beautiful Carl Bvw.it. r. .■■( l.Hi-mg. «,e a Lewis. suhslance. Vigmously washing mid syinjnctrlcal. Iroin every sifo and fill It for winter fecdlngT^SucSunday viislor al Iifas parents home. with soap and water, preferably us­ Keep# Your Liver Itrultliily Act he. culent food Is Indtapemable to 'eco­ standpoint The OLIY'Elt No. 7 at­ ing a band brush, and after Hint tains sii|H*rhilhe excellence. with alcohol, will, do Illis. This Don’t Be Bothered WHh Coughing. A man ii! Kentucky tol«.l a A-iiml nomical milk production. Notbinu you l*oiiM wisji for has often praveuts I he ill effects, nml Slrqv it, with Foley's Roney mid Tar lhal Foley Cathartic. Tablets «■<+•• ■ hern omitted. Tlie^nrw devices, renflen when Ihe chnrnrlei’isltc in- Compnund. Il Spread# a soothing,' the most wonderful medicine lhal Mlcrobis Lodge In Seama. lincmi'iii.s. improvements mid ronllammalimi has become mauifesl il healing coating as it glides ilown the had uvuf entered his system. Said Tbe teams of al] palls and cans • an be reduced to sligiit inteiu.ty tiiroat, and tickling, hoaroeness, and he would not be without them. Should be soldered Inside aud out flush । sent nn enormous outlay anil v’ustly by the. same meu»un-. This rim nervous hacking are quickly healed. Neither would you, if you had ever not be done, however; after the ir- Uhildren love it—tastes good and no tried them. A ihoroffghly cleans­ with the surface ot tho tfn. It will 'lutTraso its taluc—Ilin price hits i nation has become intense, vigor­ opiates. A man in Texas walked 15 ing cathartic for clirouic constIpa- last longer and be easier to keep clean, not Ihth ndtiiiired one penny. We ’ t ta in the scams that the microbe* sliull eten. continue in forco our ousI washings ure impossible and *1, • UHM JI miles Hill'-.-wO —» .. lo---a drug store .to gel a tottliw tlon or for an occasional purge.— ..... .. ~painful. nrui. Witeli lodge and cause mischief. cohol Witfh hazel hazel wi water. | Beat vntt you Inncam r«F' buy pia for.iacroup and Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. foUuwed. by application of dual ma bronchial coughs. Try it.—Arthur powder is comforting. Salves are j Mulholland.—Adv. -BANXEll WANT M1V8. I'AY— —banner WANT advs. fAY.— । Oliver Typewriter Buildiug it. WILLISON, D. D. S., Bailings, Mich. Fa During this noting period reduce I w,th »utomatic den ices and rclincmenis that mark thc zenith the meal'ration to one and om-haif i of typewriter progress. A marvel of beauty, speed and easy I pounds bjhn and one-half pound oil-i action. Tyncwritipjl cflicicncy raised to thc nth power. uSwtalSZtaX’i, . T'0. OLIVHR No, 7 embodies all previous Oliver innova­ Will Hastings, Mich. JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 17a HA.TIRO.. MICHIGAN WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS We pay you'the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a Small profit, ii you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Velte & Co. Op.C.LAS. Pint 51 Hirthp DETROIT Business University populiir !7*Ccnlx*u-Day purrbusc pbiii. the same as on previous Uli- j ter models. • । Tho OLIVER No. 7. cquipi>cd witli the fmnotK. i’rlntypc, if desired,: without extra rhurge. new iiim-binr iM-foro you buy any j typewriter ul any price. Note llxi lM*n(ity, speed ami easy net Ion, - Ibr', wonderful nulomati* devices. Try| il on any uork that is ever done on typewriters. Try it on many kinds' of work lhal no other typewriter will do. Il is n siyniticant fuel that the] typewriter that iiilruduced such I' 5% NET INCOME We receive *75 or any multisle et that Um snd mall dividend cheeks Mml-aanuelly. Sets, convenient, evelleble. prentsble. Oer a* th year, aeseta 51,000,000. ■rite tedsy *.fer RasnelSI staMmeat end boehiet givliifnitl *ertleulars. Savings t Uan AaMoisitoa, Lansing, Mich. type. etc., shoulil be the tirst lo In- TlaM aMb* ta Kffsm Msreh •, lr<Hlu<i< uulofiuilic methods ot onD*Hy Kxccpt irauday. ...-,.11,.,. * r^va Hiatlnn L«*va Hairttega cralion. The OLIVER Typewriter Co. CHICAGO, �rAGt TW1NTT. • ' THE HUTrXCB 8VSNKK, SEPTEMBER 17,1>lt Edmonds’ Elevator^ENCOURAGES ECONOMIZING ) During our management of the Edmonds Elevator we have saved thousands of dollars to the people of Hasings and Barry County in one way and another. We believe there is not a firm in this section that has offered to its patrons greater opportunities to economize and save than we have offered to ours. Scarcely a week goes by that we do not have some­ thing to say which if followed will mean a saving to the one who takes advantage of the offer or the advice. BUYING EARLY. The coal we sell has the GREATEST HEAT PRODUCING ENERGIES of any Coal.that can be II bought. It is absolutely free from any foreign substances. When you buy our coal you get your value in weight, in coal and when you burn it you get just the ashes left—no clinkers, no slag—it burns up clean. We offer you a BIG SAVING 1 if you BUY NOW. So, just on coal alone we save money 1 for you in two ways—on price and on quality—for when you I buy from us you get more heat than when you buy some 1 poorer grade of coal. We have car loads of good coal now and are offering it at big savings to our customers. I Place your order at once and save the advance ih price I that must come with later months. ---- — WE PAY HIGHEST MARKET PRICES FOR PRODUCE --------- - Buy Your Winter Coal Now XEDMONDS BROTHERS Every summer we are making special efforts to get peo­ ple to save money on their coal by buying from US dnd (aim'd tvlnlive.* IIHI of IIIOII1 iii'piicrmiiit oil. Hh* water, imdeml of llowii iik Feighner'* barn lightning durin-- the THIS WEEK’S NEWS IN NBAR-BY COUNTIES. from Butfalo. last Miss Cora Ward, of llastim.-*! sp.-lit Salut'diiy and Sunday wilh her uni-h* and flumly Dennis Ward. । lorn nlT. and two holes,ninth* hi •poul Sunday' iirani wilhoiil hippliimlwilli Ionin friend'. ind Mrs. Ambrose Marble o children of Itnltla* CrCeek About 50 enthusiastic Germanal tended a mass-meeting lu-ld Thursday evening in Albion in the interest.* of ihe German soldier-. laushter. lays at I Brown and Lelnn Clark ri-ntly con|e over- from Germany, cine u-centiy annonm-ed lhal bud chargi- of ihe iii.-eliiig aii.l would build and equip a timdern I Prof. Jtdin Zcdlcr nml Dr. Freder­ ick Luiz .made , short.. speech*-* Subscription* wen. taken for the Bed Cross work and for ihe Ger­ man hospitals and over 8100 wa* pledged. lowrll people firsday. are dtMippoinled' mul" uumg year. mids.Mrs. Frank Henry Myers of Mnrrellus kj-led <1 load of’righty-<»iH' h Feichner Allen was al Grand Rapid.*, uf land and wtii.-h Will. , The Elevator Men Phone 18 NORTH’NA.MIVH.LE. Southwestern Michigan brought wilh Mrs. Slnilli* Tin* library tniihliiip in Allrqau i small lake. «mly . -now. travels a month of six week*. and lumber are tu-allered work now. The Wilson Parking (Umipany made Hu-ir first payment for cn■-umbers deliver lo the Mill inn made relating I00 sih.-iiI Frill Ida Ileal li. Ills* Alice Mickiimis returned Ini r mdnxd work al Grand Rapid*, I nridny. COUNTY LINE. Paurand KUi st* of Mr.*. Mary hiib'iln-o">ri, oi. Mr. Stocking was-called.homo from warning* Liimkiiig.anil packing • Mr. mid, Mr*. Will Clime, of Mnn- di»y* tin- Hist of lb.- week. | roe. and Mr. mid Mr*. Georp>- Wi«dMis. Charley Underwood and iitm miii4lanuhl<-r. Alice, of Dundee three i-hildn-n of Ark:in*.i*. visited ] mil* for a ruling. aru’ttnw*!* --f Mr. and. Mr*. .1. \V. her sister, Mrs: Sylvester Hynes and e imi*l he marked with family the nasi week. \H-. nml Mrs. Samuel Lez-k of ■ Mr. and Mr*. Hnlpli Mi-Nill. nre nd address of the per*on ■ place ihe fruil is lak- Stony Point visited Mr. and Mrs. V, S. Kiiull. Sunday. ,E. tj, Myei- ha* relumed from a visit lo hi- daughter*, »Mr*. Lee ALL DREAD HARMLESS MOUSE •dgnaiiiig fruit Greviiougb nf -Grand. Rapid.*. ' Mr*. Jeuni- shamp ha.* relumed Well ch fruit rieritnens. Xo visit her daughter. > For years we have been stating in the newspapers of the country that a great many women have escaped serious ojJ*. erations by taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-­ pound, ana it is true. We are permitted to publish in this announcement extracts from the letters of five women; Al! have been recently received unsolicited. Could any evidence be more convincing? 1 noDODON, Me.—UI had pains in both sides end such a sorenp.ss *•1 could scarcely straighten up at times. My back ached and I xvas so nervous I could not sleep, and I thought.I never would Imj' any better until I submitted to an ojieration, but I .commenced taking Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable (.'uinpouud nnd soon felt like a new woman. —Mrs. IIavwAi-.d Suwkk*, llodgdon, Me. Q Charlotte, N. C—“I was in Imd health for two years, with “*• Pains in both sides and was very nervous. I had a growth which the doctor said wa.su tumor, und I never would get well unless I had an operation. A friend advised me to take Lydia E. Pink­ ham ■ Vegetable Coni|M>un<l,and I gladly nay that I am now enjoying tine health. —Mrs. Rosa-Sims, 16 Winona St., Charlotte, N. C. O Hanover, Pa.—*Tne doctor advised a severe operation, but mv **• husband got me Lydia E. Hnkham’d Vegetable Compound amt I experienced great relief in a short time. N6\V I feel like a ncwwetwia und can do a hard day’s work and not mind it.”—Sirs. Ada wilt, 190 Stock St, Hanover, Px A Decatur, III.—“I was sick in bed and three of the best phyticlans said I would have to be taken to tlie liospital for nn oper­ ation as I hod noinethnig growing in my left siite. I Mused t<» sub­ mit to the operation and took Iwdia E. I’inkhnm’s Vegetable ComPy11”,?*?11”w^rkc<1 amiracle ip my case, und I tell other women what It has done for ine. —Mrs. Lavita A. Guiswold. 2300 Blk. East . illiam Street, DeCatur, HL . Cle '71-and, Gino. —“ I wm very irregular and. for several years my «ide pained me so that I expected t<> have to undergo an op­ eration. Doctors sard they knew of nothing that would help me. I took Lydia .E, Pinkham’s Ve table Compound and I became regular and f from pain. I am thankful for such a good inc cine aud will always give it the highest praise. Mm.C* H. Griffith, 7306 Madison Avn Cleveland,Q. " 5 M»>Write toLTDI A E-PISKHAM MEDICINE €0. W (CXHFIBBWT1AL) LTJI5, MAAH., forodvioe. Tour tetter will be opened, read and answered fey a woman and held in strict conttdenco. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Farm Phones— Bell. 651 Citizens, 6251 Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 FARMS lendinu their family reunion. ■ailed hen . ii.i.'u > grand Rapids, mich. Down* nnd family. Delbert Slocum mid wife and Mr. Mr*. Mary Dillenbeck i.-ilo Hastings Chink of fienry Smith bi<- Bowen leiurned from Buller. condn. Ohio, Sai unlay noon, where they I a number' G. Murray a received word a •ph because ■ .jay., aRO mat his brother, Kl­ in III.- I.IW 1 .n..r.>\ nf- VktIMe Pilv fnin I • There never was a time when fanning as a btisinexs seemed so certain of being a very profitable business as right now. We ■ irnve manyftne-farms"tm <mr iter. - tet ififteif ymmf Two that ought to be attractive to any one who wishes to engage in farm­ ing: 80 ACRES, in Eaton County, three miles from VcrmontviDe ou a good road and fineMocation, ft) acres under cultivation, balance in timber and pasture. The soil is a gravelly loam and lays good. The buildings consist of a fine nine-room brick house in good repair, basement barn l5x<>0, also tool bouse, hog house, granary ami corn _ crib. The price uf this farm is f4.000. Terms, one-halt down, or would take a good house aud lot in linstings aa part payment. 50 ACRES, grave), sand and muck loam soil, seven miles Iron Hast, ings aud four miles from Irving. There are 25 acres under cultiva­ tion, ten acres ot timber, and 15 acres ot muck aud pasture. The house has five rooms in good repair, small barn 12x33, also corn crib, hen house and granary. ’The fences are good and there is ' plenty of all kinds of fruit. Tlie price is $1,100, terms cash. Crook and Gould Hastings, • **• Michigan. + Nice Distinction. Once more there 1a excuse for Bak­ Molei a Real Peet. «i have four more cone," said a witCharlie Aspinall and wife of Ohio, ing how much of sincerity there-Is In Hitherto moles have been toleraVl BPM Bl B Weitmtnster (Rugland! foriled hi* ■-..tirin'. James Aspinall i In our gardens in spite of the rav-j quest Ihe cither day: “two in America mid family ■ •Ith- "Ridge" Iasi Fri­ tbe feat* of mice to which so many day. Frank A-pinnll of Hastings women give such vehement expres­ sion. A night telephone operator and In the flower beds, because of i brought lliem over in'his num. over in Jersey saw onu of tho little thr belief that they fed upon tho in-1 .­ I~iri Tue*d.>y morning ab-»ul Six little Unify tiifinca kittens. a. m„ during llu-. hard ebH-lrical creatures steal out on tho floor of the sects that deetroy tho planta. If J Riches. storm. lighlnhiK struck the Free room In which she was keeping her Xavier ................... Haspsll. tho French ..-.ui-.,.., naturaltit. ;I The shortest road to riches lies Melhodist cliiu.-h at this place mid lonely vigil, and. though his attack Is to bo-credited, we shall have to) through contempt of riches.-^-Seneca. burned il lo ihe ground with . ml . , -------------------------- -- ------------------ - give up this Idea, for he says that —■-----------t ii- .-onion1-. Il wn» mnm'il m her luncheon, ahe promptly fainted.fmoles cat nothing but earth worms’ BANNER WANT AHVft. PAY. for * iw Th.'- official* ,X’t "n On "“’ery she rashH into the closet, and an ----- - -------------------------------- ‘ ------- --------------------------------------Thurtlay :md niaffi" ay. investign’J* *“ Uapriat^ed till morn-; beetle. eetie. P. A. SHELDON Hon ami tli.-ir claim wa* allnw.-dI ln« “>• ■Print catch on tho hastily I1 Every Ever; one .knows how valuable the’ Abstract «vnd Heal K*ute OOos. AiMtracs Block. HaxUncs ' worms in full. .. ........ will be re- »l»mmed door * ’ are, for the 'holes they make I Yet thia young woman, like all oth-l permit tho air to permeate the soli.; Money to loan-on Real E*1***- Rea! bmll right away. J Estate sold on commission. Genera' BT,ne a . oomplate ... Mrs. Maugu- Slocum Underwood era. knows that mice are perfectly! Therefore tho mole may bo regarded।' convoyanclnit conveyancing.. „ Having set and three chrtilt. ii of Arkansas, are harmloea; that they never -did hurt; »■ anzenemy and not a friend of the of Abstract Books compiled from ths (visiting relative* and friend* al this anybody and nevsr will. gardener r»—-a- — - eumiah camnlets Abplace mid spending a few weeks in The wicked suggestion has been* 1 her old Inline where she was born made that feminine outcries on the! QUAIL TRIP CORNERS. mid btirtitrlil Up. Glad"to *»’»• you appearance of mice are a mere faah-l Maggie. • . I he two si-l.-rs of -Mrs. Alonzo Ion or hahlt. inveterate now, but origl-l nating In nothing better than a desire 1 in PitlsHeld. Ma*-., after making an to show an Interesting sensitiveness I dauulilei. vxleiKled visit with Mrs. Billon mid >nd timidity and to give rescuing man | irited friend.. a chance to show his superiority. ( family. Biilimi <>f Grand Rapids, xiri!Several from this place attend“d There must be something more to It I Even Most Chronic Sufferers the blood, and drive it out of the I Sb"v<- D>*i-k>-i'.* Sipjilay. ’ church al Morgan, lust Sunthy system. find Reiief After A Few . ai|if Mr.*. Cha*; ^uipos visited niorriing and evening. * So sure, so positive, so quick and wonien, even when quite alone, aa this j . Doses Are Taken lasting, are thc results obtained from alter'’* i-aieiils Sutlday, Mr. and Collage prayer meeting nt Royal one waa, manlfeat aimoal convincing | the use of Croxone, that three doses Mtim-e Manning, Barnum's m-xt Tuesday evening. IU1I..U.H M U.I., wrh.,. Ui., Bac^die. utin.ry di.oH.ri, .nd a day for a few days are often all in*. .Gould ■■turned home Li-I all, coiik- wlm are interesl<Ml. I rheffmatiiin. are caused from weaK; that ii required to cure the wout jsil with reRiMr. mid Mrs. George Cniiiield of leaa real because eo unnneeaaary. Apparently tbo fear la Instinctive.' inactive kidneys, which fail to fillir case, of backache, regulate the most Lansing, molon-d over to this place Inat Sulufdny lo visit Mrs. Canfield's but nothing hi ancestral history ex- out the impurities and keep the blood annoying bladder disorders, and over­ plains the instinct, since In the line Pure" an.‘i ,tie on*y on earth to come the numerous other aimilar Rhetmuillsm Pains Stopped. mother and brotliera. Mrs..William ... . They returned ot motliom running back through the pretnanently and positively cure such conditions. The firsl application <if Sloan's Mead mid kons. it. is thc most wonderful prepara", troglodytes t6 merely anthropoid for- troubles, is to remove the cause. Linlmenl goes rigid to the painful Imine Sunday evening. The new discovery, Croxone, xures tion ever made for the purpose. It Several from this place attended part—il penetrates without Tubbing such conditions because it reaches is entirely different from al! other —il slops tip- Ilhi-umatic Pains the Grand Itapids fan'last Thurs- mouse apd not mom than half a dozen the very roots of .the disease. It remedies. There is nothing else on around Hie Joints and give®‘relief soaks right into the stopped up, in­ earth to compare with it. It is to mid comfort. Iton'l suffer! Gel n And Instincts are not co easily made. active kidneys, through the walls and prepared that it is practically impos­ SOUTH NASHVILLE. IhiIIIc today! It is n family medi­ linings; cleans out the little filtering sible to take it into the human sys­ cine, for all pains, hurls, bruises? Last Weekjt Letter. cells and glands; neutralizes and dis­ tem without results. Francis ShxWalier relumed home cuts, sore, throat, neuralgia ami _ Booki. < solves the poisonous uric acid sub­ Yon can obtain an original package idlest pains. Prevent* infection. Friday immiii after making an ex­ It Is not sufllclont to merely stuff! stances that lodge ’in the joints and of Croxone at trifling cost from any Mr. Cha*. H. Wefilwoith. California, tended visit wilh relatives al Wor­ ourmlveS with various collections of,; muscles to scratch and irritate and first-class drug store. . All druggists writes:—“It did wonders for my cester and several other (Maces in books; unless we masticate, every-; cause rheumatism; it neutralizes the are authorised to personally return Rheumatism, pain is gone as soon Ohio,- returning home by.tho way of tnmg ' thing inorougmy thoroughly oooa. bonks win will not givegive; “n“,e 1° “ .nc ,onB«r irritates the the purchase price if Croxone fails to as I apply il. I ragommond it to Albion and Marshall and Battle give desired results," regardless of my friend* as thc best Liniment I Creek, where he visited several .. «m„>. ... .our, how old you are, how long you have over used." Guaranteed.' 25c at families al each place of old ac­ ----------------- ---------i stopped up, lifeless kidneys so they suffered, of yjjat e|sc bl| failed to your Druggist.—Adv. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. filter and sift ‘h? poisons frpnj pure you, quaintances. . SLEEP DISTURBING BLADDER WEAKNESS BACKACHE-RHEUMATISM, QUICKLY VANISH � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-09-24.pdf 31354bbd45bd2939d66cbe0a132e34bb PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS 20 PAGES FIFTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1914 Y. M. C. A. LEADERS Barry County’s Fair HOLD CONFERENCE Was a Great Success Weather Was Havorablc and Crowds Thronged the Enabling Society to Pay Expenses. BANNER, Grounds MIDDLEVILLE/ NASHVILLE. A ITALIAN'S LEO BROKEN IN FISHT IN A WAGON Albert Cnxaro Hurls Joseph Igifltlr NUMBER 21 PART ONE-1 TO 8 MOTOR-CYCLE RACE FULL OE THRILLS Albert Caxaiv, aged . /yc.irs. Af I WALTER NEWTON. OF Incorporating Company for Making Vacuum Cleaners HAST- .Nu-xx JnUustry is Located in the Motor-Shaft Building and Doinf Grand ItapiiK who. ha- a family. INGS AVIN'S t'.Ol NTY CJI\Mj Thriving Business brutally a-«aulted Joseph l.atllte. a -» I'lONSHIP. PIONSIIIP. tclloxy countryman, on Saturday I The Barry Cmiut'y fair itus al i quality. JuM why there w.-re so |;>sL Mirc.-edi-d in dodging the raililfi-W of them no one s.-eins Io be mmninu. striking him and hurling M-heilule and been ma.lc a cotniileief able to d.-tlnitely explain. Some PLAN TO USE "GROUP" him from a. wagon to ti"- paxeim-m TLA/f| RPFFRPRS HHRIFfl m Slate •In-et with such fore.- ni.,11 IWU-drCCUCnd nuniXU __ 7L;[_tiie,.!la-Ung- I:Jeel_rieiit..Lb-a FROM THEIR MACHINES in arniiseMETHUU IN BARRY COUNTY l.nlille'- left fog was bi-'ken. Thrj Hie West Michigan Fair. im-iils al fairs, amt le-s interest in —f-— Arrordinu to tigiu*-- available mi-the premium departinent-. ■IFitiu Xxillr pain anti railing fur a Tm-*lay. the rvcvipfo xvere S'i.-i Wli<-lhei- this was the reason Plans Made for (irgmii/alion of 911.06. What on Ninth lain U hm Smid . Groups of Roys Early xVhiio tin- crowd wn> g.illi.-nng ■ xv.-rc isnol yet known. Atimdlwere ew reniums In October. (.KIMI 1-oupmi tickets were- sold, sw.-h alHiUt laitUte. wondering xvhnl Ihi.I Whether then- will In-a siiridu-1- Tin happened. The injured man wa- so foully' wen- loo few. A trip Ihrutigli Hie eminty -will convince any one of inder Hie aiHUik'ift <>f the that. The iMinllry exhibit was i*xA. at its local ln^i<li|iiuii< wlii'ib tin- bone* Iasi .Friday evening, Alb ami water-fowls premiums nuiniH-risI Wilkes of Allegan said Tin- number is about on the morning train. i",""X1;; russell h. bready is • llu- same lliicomity. Tliei-e xvere also a numSheriff WillianH secured a inothrt.hrei--uuarlers of a lap ahead ‘>t; Imt of guinea-pigs, rabbits an-l RETURNEO TO HASTINGS Infix, were thnixxii from their m.i- haot*. KUMM) pt-r.-uin- un Hut—gruumU-uu 1i tfotaimi lutu«, whiidi iMigKti-d Hi<nn? Thunulay, the "biu day." and’ near-i huh- ‘folks. " ly ns many on the next . ating an apple night fair- wen- very successful I ing Hie fair. Tlie music by 4. else our rijigion anil largely nlh-nih-d. Tin* night Km-iurl's Military band tn WedM-ssinn on Fi idiiy was nl«o welt at-j m-d.iy and Tlim-d.iy, and by tin­ make mi greater inxc-imenl Ilian with the officer. Arraigned before Justice SYRIA AND VfASTINGS REP­ RESENTED AT .MEETING MICHIGAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE UH.I. \l..so HE ihe liusim-s (daces in liarry eniin- "smiiething doing' minute Mr. \\ ilk.-s ha- !>.—n ’( li.ni iiiaii ly xvere closed in’ miler tn aixc till land every one •■■e .w -, .... of ihe Allegan County C.imitlee of ImhIiIv harm. he was remanded in i formerly ■of Dowling. mi 6|ipmt*iiiily tn “ImiosI" the fmrjcontinued ncHril. The ni;^ii fair- Hie Y. M. C. A. since- its orgnni/nmid Io liaxe a uimhI Lime. [will umlmibli'dly Im pcrnimii'iil liun ubouL nim* years ago. lie exc.-ll.-nl I “What rail be dime to make Bar- congratulated the small group .of men wh« gathered by invitation hi of which I ’ J’ ''ouiity fairs a success?'' is. a i... I iiiii-slloir >• spilt. During i>rai'tn*v '."iliu uiioii- iiiiii- in-i-ii Winn ■ini', •.......... - wliicli ------ -- liuiliv .i-oKideiils - -...... - - of •mini* rmmties where il price Of admission. The eilura-‘ ,l»!’ C«O»‘>* have been asking lluni- iinpoijMblo to gel such .. ... , ... ., , .. tional exhibition wns Hie Ite-f „f, wives sine.- H b. eam.- evidenl that life of the roimminity. '■* ‘",y| seaso* opeiis WIDER ON OCTOBER 1 IHE SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERS­ ARY OF HASTINGS METHODISM • < oiilerem c Will Rring Here Notable Men of World Wide lie t luidi-iii. '••* ,WI11, Middleville. Nashxille. Hastings I Gut< |i. - following bun. lib— I I'ui '-S--'ll willl'llll ami Assyria wen- all represented al Restrictions L uder AVIiicti Pari- the sixth lap’ xvhei Lhi* i ridijc mid Wmidrock Jla.x Thru m.n-liim* st nick fh 'll III'- 1.1,1- ll will lit" fin-.---.il ? j -------.............. .................. ----- • cure. •iilargi' the building. As wa>'ie alt. mlam e on Friday aflerBe Shot. tiom'd in the BANNER ln-t 1 *"?”> •■'bowed what loyalty fo the e;irHunter- have been having liltli k. the inerrhanl-. imideim-oi < tair ineaiis. Many closed lheir ..... . .. . . .. . । , places of liiHim-ss ami .Hlemieil tin- i hot while-some doubt that virile hick in bagging game in tin- connj fair, ami they xvill probably be lent imlividuiil exhibits. . [glad to do Hie same tiling in ftitur*- i'ltlii'IcM the high st-iinnl li*nd<*r«<>f many a large ami small cily in have a xyidcr range for griivilies as plied with the usual iiuinfo*r of mi Friday nfter- Michigan an- lining -<>. eating -lands; fortune-tellers. "h*>‘ The ’"’■Jprogram ’"’1 In addition 1 "’Hundreds of high school leaderto have forgotten, that il •* }!. u. - -r. s., excellent. attend the sununer coiifi+em-e । rialc--camn ' “ ’ '~‘ evening . , , , , , .• piildirnn candidate for governor, lhe social side of the fair rnnjWJW unable Io ernne. never beji failure. If fmr.s bivmnv -|'h,. run by Hm raring* rar was nxe who have isomething which every one enfm- years <>[ j(ly/-,t. It was something, which liBkmg for old, ,—““:f.,w peiM.iis present had ever bcrflm other quartet.■ fore seen. The tinn* made on the newing old acquaintances xvill iqiearth track wfls live miles in 7:11. I The Barry county fair was a Il I- L be regretted .Hint Hie m- ! great exenl mid a siutiiisTuI event. iiitiii- «>t whii-ii harry Co, nw 01­ way* be proud wore very inadeiiunle. The products. Hie fowls, tlorks and herds exhibited this society should’ not receive hearty mens and wide-spread support for the I fair m-xI season. ' Night the open Heart.. ’ .Each .......... , of --------. .............. lioy *•— is invited to tell what that < ninti has. meant to him. and ninny a fellow has said Hint of most in­ terest mid helpfulness, was the Bible siiuly. In Knlama/{>o la-| winter, the cily engineer, who i- a, • t_........ ________'-inte. comiui ted nt - v-. ........ ------- ■■ ten oilier follows; resfHrHim in Barry county. training cln.— bad a group of ----------- :----------- ~~ plicatiul in .larksmb Detroit, Hil/s- AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY dale. Albion mid ninny other lik.-i q-c.*...*. OFFICIALS GIVEN BANQUET i'™"'1, . ' 1 he w<m ||i>< rliiiniiuoii. Secretary Vandercook slated that With Thomas Sulliit is tin* hope of the Barry. County By. Cilizrns. Commillee to inaugurate the group Van Ariino as Toastmaster. In­ remote taiiiL-. Chautauqua would IIUIIltn'1 ItllSM'll II. llH'tll1>. work ill Hastings. Mtudleville.l r«»rmnl Pmamm Followeil Nashville. Dowting-mid perhaps Aformal Program rotioxvni. syria this llrst y<»or. lie explained I As a slight te-tmiortial of their I Ia>rd. ‘ loth«*r articles.. Rec the adv. page that the group work include- thel appreciation of Hit• ->• Middfoxilli* -Ifov organization of natural gangs ofjdomi by Hie officer.Agri.-uHui al : pulling* up | Bible study, a brief butdiH* fair, n num-’ grain of debates, iinprmnptu speak-; Beiiedicl will quit fanning and ing nr perliaps a practical talk by tendered them a complimentary1 have mi auction sale on the Dr. some business man or a pltysicimi. banquet al the Parker-House, Fri­ LARGE LISTS PREVAIL IN ALL; Russell farm, mu* mile south of! These plug rains always conclude day night about pi ..'dock. U-l. -*I4H» ; THESE SALFK THEY WILL I lie Soldiers monument on Broad­ with a social session of a-“feed" or AIhiuL 50- or 75 gi-nllemen xveii-i way. section 19. Hastings township. games said he. and the educational RE RE AD. <’- VRE1 T ’LLY. Col. W. H. Couch auctioneer. Will and sm-inl phase of the program; tianqm-l cigars v pa.M-eil | Gorham clerk. This will he a large is given just ns inurh importance । aild a gem-rah good । enjoyed. J sakv as' In- offers I horses. 5 rows. jis is Hie Bible, study. The older | Thus. Sullivan wuIfov-J. ,W i StiL-eliau. js.cl EXCEPTIONALLY 6000 USTS , i calve*. 31 hogs and jiigs. mid a gioxjps In be organized in Barry Co.i ToasLmmilrr and Hile Ifoutifffd front Sxcmnl -SFroH- eh nr i mt omny ide nctEDcn lo "K " r aild tn'^ ’ i'IUlin year xvill take up lhe study iifjtiun most m : cepluhly OF LIVE STOCK ARE OFFERED lam-mis nrllcles. Hol lunch al ”Ji:suh. thitHead .Com b." a pui'IimiLgram iiad Imt-n prepared, but vari- Liiid iii-m'dei Iv i-liarg-. PICKPOCKETS CAPTURED • ____ I noon. The ndvv.. on another page of xvhich was studied by Ihi- men inns nnes xvere called upon'for ie-1,,,1 cnti|( ■ will give ynu. the dale and full attending tin- ’conference. AT THE FAIR GROUNDS This marks. Among them were Pre-.t The Dales ami alj Particulars Arc Jparliriilars. course of study lakes up the qual-1 \v». R. Harper, oj Middleville; P. A , Annie tn I IteV. XX. .11. PlllTer illcalions of a coacli. his engage- j Sh-hlon. -Trvas.: J. .1. Dawson.' i-lnin-h. Grand Itsipid*. Wlllinin Sndlh. Tun t'hiriiuo Men. Who AlIrinpli-il nu-nt and try-out. recruiting. — -JHec'v: Maynr Jamb-son; Boh MarI William Smith xvill quit fanning lecting and developing his team I tin: Jtfck -In Rob Isaac Sponablr. Chas­ llinkhw: Hoy Thorpe. | Chui. W.-WInoinud so aifverlisi-s an auction sale nt and similar topics of interest. Thclfo-w Heath: II. B. Mes.wy; Fiedj ed and Caipt unW. his farm nt Coals Grove, on sec­ younger groups will study a rour—: Stebliins; W. If. Spenrc; Judge AdHarry Jo-eph and Sam Conner, Col W.’ cntitl-d. "Men Who Dared,' xvliieh anis; E. V. Smith, of Nashville, and quit farnung owing Io the death of tion il Castleton township. fell lulu the hands of the iiflJci his wife, and tiiiniiunees an iiuclimi H. Couch will be Hie auClioneer. is based on hero worship, a hero * others'. ’ for the BANNER Io -uh- on page IK. Gol. W. II. Couch Mr. Xrn.ith xvill sell four horses, a Miu .I.UIne.1 ». "n <r.-. «iaU ul.nl T|„. „mlrk, „( s..,.-,- j„h„ imw-I " among aiinlioiti-er and Bernie Walker cow and some young entile, six dares Io do hard Hungs xvmth|i.u.,„...i tv-ifi. 111 derk. It will he nn afternoon sale shoals, some farm-IihiIs and other while." generally con! Notice to Correspondents. . with lunch for those cmniijg from ai l ides. This xvill In- nn afternoon It is expected Ihnl soine groups : sab- with lunch for those coming will In* organized in Hie county a disMnce. The. argely due i<> hi- efforts, though| ; Church Ifonr.i Inquiry I north-jfmm a distance. See Hie adv. for early in October. Mr. Wing’s-farm. was too rmjde.-t to accept any •2, Irv- 'lat«‘lertpH, and all particulars. * \ WiUMraw Emm Progressive'Ticket , 'w^-'xe!^^ pl 01V lllOTinU Oil FO oIa AuLIIUN oALlo ,lai"■ ■" AOVERTISEO THIS WEEK Ing. ... . Clrarlr* Duffey. piilieta. qiiniiiiiy of hay ami grain t Charles Duffey will* have an aucnml -mm- niiscelkiirtsiu- aitiib-s. timi gale at his farm. 1H: miles Tim adv. will give full particulars, mirlheasl of Hie Yankee Springs —. ।.store on section 27 Ynnkee Springs township. -N. C. Thomas xvill Im Merrifield and Merrill. (he auctioneer ami W. J. Hayward A. I.. .Merrilh-bl ami G. I- Merrill clerk. Mr. Duffey offers txvo good will locate in the South, and -o an­ mares, llye head of cattle. 55 hens, nounce nn auction sale at the farm 0 tons clover hay. quantity apples of Whitney Tartner, 5 miles soutli- and eon» stalks', some harness and ----- . o.. .. ......I ,,f farm tools, and numerous other ar­ 35 ‘ Tanner school house. ticles.. The adv. on another page Rutland. Col. W. II. — will give you the dale and full parlioncer, Will Gorham, rb-i-k. An ticdlars. nl| day-.sail), a big omx with hot lunch at noon. They goffer i> Whist Club's Annual Mecliiif].horses, 3 cows, 75 chickens, a lot of The annual ini'eting of Hie Hast­ farm tools mid miscelhuieou- arli- ings Whist* Club xvill be held on rles, 20 tons of hay. also fodder, Thursday evening. October I. Offi­ grain and oilier articles. s.e the cers will be elected for Hie ensuing mix for datp ami4ull particulars. year ami plans will be made for the season. C- Feldpausch. . The members of the club will C. Feldpausch has rented his play thin Thursday evening, Hie farm and will hme an auction sale llrst lime this fall. at the farm 3% miles northwest of this city, Mi mile west of the Brick Sliidin Rcopcnlnns. school liouse on section 30 Irving Mt's. Margaret Troxel has re­ township. -Col. W. H. Couch Is the sumed her ulasses in piano and auctioneer and Chas. Woodruff voice culture, and has reopened clerk. It will be an nil day sale, a her studios at 502 West Court. SL. big one, with hot lunch al- nopn. Hastings, and Oil Jefferson Ave, Ho offers 13 horses and cohs. sonle Grand Rapitis. Will he in Grand excellent ones, 7 shoals, 3 cows, a Rapids the 11 mt four days of every long list of farm -tools and somo week.—Adv. - In Communications with thel |lin,u(.|,oul. nn,| wa< a very county clerk, t.onnly Drain ...nndiimiil to a " inlftloner D. E. Birdsall and Charles1 (Vm"er# whose xII. Bauer, nominated respectively; wori|J',hj) ns dram commissioner and circuit ■ v,.ry j,W| [ntere-ta fai-U' court commissioner on the Pro-1 i(ni, n| j|Mr| gressive ticket, have asked that; ‘ at “ art’ their names he withdrawn from thel ticket. Mr. Birdsall says lie is a; BARRY CO. ESTABLISHES republican and has no desire to fuldbuaua CATIMD Drnnor fill any more the office of drain DAnAnA*tAI IflU ntuUnll -onferem-e ,.f Otth-ers commissioner. Mr. Bauer is one of! . ________ i In hienlioiiing the Silas Handolpji n-rs of the County C. Erl’nipn of s-’sn bail.golden xvwftlihP last xv.-i-k. thelh» 1,-a.lm. or t|„. I.,,,.,,,- : ................. IS, BANNER iijndveilanlly ’ faib-d Io will he hebl in Ha-Ung*. Friday' sixes and he says he has no desire ... . to run for any office. •* T,,nr« ■' *•«<*» afternoon a! 1:30 at. the Prvsbylor- Married al the Prrsliylrriun Mnnsr Uit-hiflan Fuir-Gocrs. ’ ticld. This wedding xvas celchrnlxvill be made for Hie coming couii• ’ According Io P. A. Sheldon, who I w Suiiib bl. Sept. 13. ■ Notice to Poultry’ .Men. ly convention. AH’ member* ur* Members of the Harry County obtained his llgures from a wlndc 1 I urged Io be present. . . Poultry Association will meet m sale dealer in Grand Rapids. Bar-I lllmdratiil.i.m inn- mi Europe, Bauer's lumber office on Broad­ ry county holds the record officiating. for; The paijior of Hie Pre-bylcrian way, north of the monnim-nt tm consuming bananas. Big. bunch-[ church will gixe mi tllu-tnite<l !<•>■Has Brother In German Army .Monday evening. Kept. 28, ff»IA at es of the fruit arrived in Tuesday I uro on Europ.\ 38 view- xvitt be Former Register of Deeds .fohn 7.W o clock' sharp. As we have mid the vender- had a slendy sale, shown covering scenes in Itu* counsome very important business to A steady, consiiniplioii went on ' ' * ' ' : * transact, we desire all members tn through Ilin fmr. Peelings liUerand many la- present and others who are in­ ed the ground and quite a.number .Mr. Walt. terested. of person^ look llu* cnstomary falls i. Winters, Sec'y. by stepping on tli<*mThe end he given in the Presbyterian of the fair ahSwed lluU a grand to­ church next .Monday evening al cnnci*rn**d over the fuel that he has noon. Sept. 17th and xvere united m —. of ........... ..... . ....... Notice. tal 169 bunches had .............................................................. been oaten. 7:30. Admission is is frac ftw .Io to ijia tjie heard nothing from his ymmg»*stl:marriage bv Rev. M, Grigsby.. .Mr. A silver ufforing will he* brother. Frederick Doster, of Raitf-I.land Mrs. I.rll. Evarts who happen-, Paving tax on Green. Jefferjon. This was-over six tiinta as many;public. State and Church Streets, it* due as has been sold at the W*'sl Mich-[received Io defray expenses. J5f> xvnnccn. who is serjuic in the Ger-1led Io li- culling al the Manse Wiland payable at Carvelh & Stebbins I igan fair tn Grand Rapids. Where people attended this lecture and man army, probably under Prince m>.->.-ed th- ceremony and gave the Drug Store. -only 26 bunches w^re dupooed nf.isax* Ihess* line xo-w- when given in All-re,-ht ’of Wurttemberg, whose voung couple -■•onie good advice. . - Harry R. Miller, Al the Holland fair 29 hunches I the Presbyleriah church al Battle army corps ha« pained ->n much ’ Mr. and Mrs. Lake will makfi their 2-xvks City Treas. 'were sold. I Creek the other evening. , home in the city. • - . distinction in France. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 21. WIL PAGE TWO ANCIENT TRIBUTE TO LONDON Widely, Was Old Writer'* Prof Walter Rlppman ut Oxford. England, has unearthed a little known Ixmdoa. 'which has a *p*M.lal appro prtatenees al the prwaeat time. It domes from a descrlptjbh* written by William Htsstephen. dated 1170— soon after the death of Thomae a , "Among tbo noble cities of. tfie world that fame celebrate,, the city of Lon­ don of the kingdom of the EngHsk. Is WELL-FILLED PURSE SAVES A MAN’S LIFE Mie- Merk <»uy ednuneiieeU her .-i ImniI nimr Lake (Me**a Ind week. Truman IaHi>|H|Kin sold hit bar­ ber initllt In fhti. Neal of Lowell and he ha* upenod a -hop In tliNirliota budding. Mr. Acad anil faintly have innvwl into llav. S. l!. iAlbert Winkler. Fired on by HiahChitTs hAipu*. waymen. Owes His Escape Ri-v. Ern—I Ljoii* preurlf'il. his! Iir>l. M-itiiou un In* new-work un] to Money in Pocket. this cireuil Sunday and 'll wu* enjitvetl by n large < ongr»‘gn:vm. Mar|tu-rlte. lillle grmiddauglihT|I Chicago—It was a lucky thing for I Albert Winkler that he had lota ofnf Mr. and Mr*. Gm. Pralt dietlh Sunday nioiiiing of tyjdKiid f-v— ''banknote* and. guld coins In his purse when he ran Into two highwaymen ily vi-ded nl Geo. N'cad* Sunday. early the other mornlag. Mr-. Bell I’easler I- veiling Itet No, not lucky for the bold up men— tacky tor Winkler. You'll understand minute. The Cream of the Styles In Men’s and Wonien’s Shoes TS^E SURE to call and sec the new AUT­ UMN STYLES and if you want to realize perfection in fitting slip on a pair of shoes from among the handsome styles we more widely. sends to farther land* its i.lmksviltc weal th. and trade. lifts U» head higher "It lx happy lu the liMlthiness of Ila air, In the Christian religion. In the QI III. TRAP CORNERS. Morris Miller of A-»yria t carry. •Mild hav* afforded to have made the Mr. and Mrs. Monlie Madison of .title Creek Im* moved back on H-ir farm. Malcolm Guy has . modesty of Its ipatronv; pleasant in ■ports; fruitful of doblemen Mr: ami Mr*. Indi Sho’tip called "The clemency of -the skies there •often* minds that they be opt fierce ■>n Mr. and. Min. .Milan Andrews. and brutish, but rather benign and Sunday. haliberal. pi-s-nl In- is *ffglit.|y o(i tin* gain. where. Uio citlxens of London are re­ garded as conspicuous and noteworthy for hsnd*omrne*« of manners and of il front this way' nfl-hd-d •peaking. report il a success. Mtltice Manning has moved thmore commendable custom* of keep­ bam nrrnas the road on lhe place ing sacred festivals, almsgiving, hos­ where his mm. Ed. livtgt and will pitality. con fl rm Ing betrothal*, con­ tracting marriages, celebration of nup­ tial*. preparing feasts and of cheer* COATS GROVK Ing guests." Woodman is having lull'll painted. l^ane Y'oungw had a *1 LIFE A CONTINUOUS CHANGE a4>o|>l-xy. 1**1 Sal in day. Patent Leather and Gun Metal arc especially fashionable this year. Then there is the beautiful, dressy cloth top for the ladies—one of the most popular shoes. , Don't wait until you need them, come in now and see the unusually attractive 1915 styles. lt)e sell phoenix Jllk Hosiery jor Men and it)omen. Ironside Shoe Company Phone, 177 Masonic Temple Building Hastings, Mich. ■ <•■•11.Illkhi. hr. .McIntyre iAmong the Numbar. -. Willard main* in lhe same state, wrote 1-uls de Granada "Man" says Job. "that full of trouble liecometh forth like Alum rind Mr a flower and la cut down: he fleeth What l> more changeable' We are •fml-d out iirwlil and early told that the chameleon aasumrs In an hour many colors; the sea of th- Kurtpos has an evil name for its many w-re any al) this compart'd to the changes of Michisnii. many different forms ‘as man does •very hour? Sow sick, now In health; now content, now discontent; now ■ad, bow joyous: now tiipld. ho* hope­ ful; now -auspicious, now credulous; now peaceful, now recalcitrant, now h»' wishes; now he wisbeg not. and many times he knows not what he, wants a • * in short, the changes are as numer ous as the accidents In an hour, 'so that ctery one of them turns him up­ side down The past giv«s him pain. the present disturbs him. and the fu­ ture causes him agony. of llun>- »r .luhii Wotnltn.iii. Mr. and Mr-. Ed Lynn daughter of Grand Rapid* ' Mnldoii SonL-re Sunday. Seiih-r rvlutn-d with them. and LIKE A HARBOR OF SAFETY । . NORTHEAST CARLTON. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. ALL HAD TROUBLE WITH LAW j ILit'ii lu t'.laful Tb<una.«.« and anti wif«> wife •■ ------------- Th,, ninny many friends of mini Mary vta'auth-UnrahAeld '‘'"tuiuy I Monday 111- Ilfi ijiiI Uh «i of t-t-plSe| . iiiIht ' a Man Who...Raachae Aga of“'Hl Thirty Ann sorry Bellas towill b­ . .... ,ths , JeUSP ba Ivery At buuth Marshfleld Chaucer. Bunyan. Dante, and Shako- . |Mrt. |,a|,v 1„,\ Molli-l'.and ,*<in d«>1 • »----• May Congratulate Himself on !|,'“r ll,“l »he is very ill wilh ly* r HarriMin .tra-.-t thr uau* ........ ‘ ... . < ■ ... Meny Things. highwaymen appean-d. For the first । j Mr. anil Mrs. Ralph Eggleston of time the coneclousueM of the money in ' ■ il nf thimvliell tins * m.dlcal iraar.r rw.atl, d^l.rrt "“""J"'-, ”K"1 hla |>ocket made Winkler uncomfortTh,. n„t gr,.„ t^ur* of modem char la m.„ <Mrr, >. Ib.enilrml ’ r1"" ’ brell“rable Without waiting for the turn to literati. " sen In th. .v.r... O-Z- I *>• M l ' »IW Wilt. _ _ t-iting her win Alonza Ih-ck-r ami holat the landlubbln.K pirates Jolly remarks ------------ -------- - e. Gabb’ii enltTlaiiietl the Gm,’omyou reach thirty you have outgrown ‘ family Sitmlay til dinner. Mr, ; mrnt, the lawyers' magazine, was many serious diseases on the otb- and Mrs. Jacob Fnrhain anti wife : Ufiuudrd from pillar to post by hla •T band, you become liable to many [ mid two sons from hfre being |HeeWinkler saw something bright flash creditors. So p.-r*i*t.-nt Were they that Iltli nit.id- vi-ili.r IM T». kll., tlJ . . w,'„.'ll1,.7.7 . others that seldom or never attack ’ cut. wif- of hv;i|l. people In the .teens or twenties. I •'"> tHMTy to n’pmi Mrs. CliaHtM purse to his hip po< koi weighed him pemion took Chaucer unJer his »pe- ar- vi.ilmu Ib.-'ir dmiglihT. Mr*. AMinla> for lnalance. l8 practically ’ ,/'7k r not-gaining in h-allh a* down, but despite the stress of the mo- ' ctaj protection- and torb.de that he lul u \4ylmdl and family unknow n after thirty, if you have not J*'?’ ,na"Y Woulu rant he was not willing to lighten I ahwl|d „r ,ued by any. vi. mUy, had it by then yoh never wHI. If you Dr nlul s|,Fowl . , j body except on a ;>l-a connected with Mi** idady- Worll.y wlm Then the hold-up men b^gan to Unj ( have, you will bav* outgrown it at |l4.(| the doctor's father at his ] land for two year* ■boot. The first bullet whisaed over h» | _. so. Acne,rotoo-thal spoilb ! hotria here. Hnndny. The to thirty ur complexion rommJn ^ng . .- _ . . . . I Ii.- imperlslubl. moerlatiab . allegory on which . (: ” —- • •....-------------------- 0|(j uran(jpa naw,j,.u of Graiitl claim t« hip. Winkler, realising he had been ,1 Bunyan** »«’'><•» « •'Wm '- immortality chiefly ,... out agmii’ - ---------------'* '*■ — ■- — win* live H-ur I'lim iia|i|iIyoung people." 1* — certain to *•-----------have van-* Ramils. i» visiting Henry Burton. rests, ’ „ . ............................... . w..WM. tshed by then hit, wondered that h* wss able io keep . f 6*1*-.- "Pilgrim' ’ i'WUB» PtOglWS. • •• • ' I Mr*. Agqes HiUinan and two »uux wi-n? railing on l-uar Young* ulluT (umikL* lh- tir.-l id ill; Wiljigm umi Clarence of Milwau­ runnlug. He raapd on a >l«k. then 1' U-ast conceived lu jail, and probably . day with Xh-ir l.n.lb-i. Waller Mr*. Surah Imuik* who W “Holy City." "Res- • I :i-k-r a|wl family of GamplHdl. mumbled and felt. The highwaymen. '. thr kee visilrd al A. E. MilFs lids' I um-ctina of Jktt Dead." together with i while Aituusl and Glcmtii inoiorvd itur li-i- -on. Willhim Brook* satisfied with their revenge, tied consumption. If you have shown no ~ •-•-- ■••-- • h'.-ii quit- -irk bill i- Intii'h When Winkler picked* himself up other treatises and tract,. w*re also ' " spend Iht sign of It by then in all probability com|K>e>-d In the ’’den" where hr lan- i you never will. If you have hitherto Historic Flight Fram Paris. Ik obtained bis , non he could And no wound*, but hla guisiird i; y ars escaped rheumatic fever, too. you are ! hour* Mme. da Hegennann-Undencrona, i- " i ripurse seemed a .trifle heavier. He full rclca*- Uirough the Intervention .. . fairly safe from it for life. Epilepsy .,di.iocm. „.ir, ». flora -Wood Tlntt-d.iy opened Jt and found inside, mwtling and goiter, too. never make their Aral . who was in France during the FrancoILick-r-uiii Pol lurk dinner. Every contentedly beside lhe gojd. a flattened • d In the x-ieral pardon passed by Un- klDg li> touncll In b>-hair of the,' — ld% ............ farm (<> .\|<>nz<> | Prussian war, relates a detail of the bit of'baser metal—the bullet. n,„ thirty. flight of Empress EugeoAa which waa The side of the purse and the outer . prtouuer* of that persuasitta bearing , ati mt. li-m -al- in Hi- v-ty u-«wr PRISONER IN CHURCH TOWER . am a scat in i . — .• r.*"3. lUinyan। will] fulur-. of layer of bills were torn and a dent In ’ 'to'" September 13. 167.'. Idinyan will j fttlilt-. of till all lbHi- liv<; liv nl»ck. ' ' furut " andja gold piece showed where the pie-. Perhaps always hold rank as one ot .•>“•!* and h‘.ii--li.d.| furniture. Ad­ Strious Waste of Money. about to gel Into a cab. which she English Clergyman Put in Mar , ^,... ...... Im-.-ii ' beian metallic intruder bad finally : *h,‘ nr,‘l ">non4 rqligjpu* wrltera In '-'l'-<-m-’i|l -d -al- will ii|i|.->r latBecause of the improper drying ot chose fur Its inconspicuousness, a Lonely Hours Before His Plight .tllimi-r nt llt.-ir rul-1 come to a stop. 'he English language. I!1’’ corn a vast amount ot~ money is small boy, cacthlng sight of her. called k«>ty Poittl. t-iiirn-d ■ ■—, - ■ ■ Accysed on the strength of a forged 111^,,. - - -nn r- wasted In the payment of freight, it out, "Voila ITnpmUiM!'* Luckily tho ■ Is estimated that 4.16,681 tons ot water Italian ambassador, who waa with her, A remarkable adventure recently be­ BOY KILLS OWN BROTHER arc shipped with corn every year. This turnid on the boy. quick as thought, ' fefl the Rev. Paulus Ashkeuaxle in ihv (udr to Bunlfacv VIII. of extortwould All 14.556 freight care of 60,000 and said in a loud voice. "What do you lonely church at Crome. un the Holdn^U limt. ThV «d*D 1 dn ‘ r n Know , ’ X ^ a 8 . h ° tBUn I ><'n-Tton;ak “ pounds capacity, making a train more mean by hurrahing for Prussia r and erness coast of Yorkshire, England Inining GJvc Our Want Column a trial for than 110 miles long. 11 tune. and .. * ' «*,■,>» ia*v ■»< ...w Dldn ..... t Know It Waa I and to two years' banlvhinint. .... Hla everybody rends IL of which he Is lhe vicar, lie had f ' I diverted from lhe empress. °* ' । bouse was given up to pillage and hla clambered up a long ladder Into ths until Sunday church tower with the object ot inves­ , .... „ . lahds d-va*.ated. Three mon'ha af-BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. —BANNER WANT AIMS. PAY. -HANNER WANT ADVS. PAY— tigating the up|>er chamber.-but on his . '»'*■« w boy. war shot and killed the other day . 7 . ... , ,, attempting to get down again a rung h, hl. broth.r. Wiliam ll.„. ..Ml, "" "Wj* •“w"”“their gu< William cla.m, .Uh a .bmaon 1 ?'• ‘ W C scend He''tried Jo atlrait the .Mi Tb. .h«,0,, Ur IMk IMmY. X"*4 “ „ ™.” b'““ “r .1 s.,.ou «ru. aru-.t bad Ellaatarh | “““ bell, but, though man) villagers won­ Everybod) haa heard of Shakedered why tb« beJL loll-d persistent­ I aptare's . poaching adventures— how -on of Frank WillianiMtn-wa- rutr viaittag ly for three hours until late In the The father of the boys Is William ' a ‘0,u‘, • •' "c» of * char8” 01 •teap over by ihi. and kilb-d. Mr. Wilafternoon, no one investigated the limmon' O. Berg. John, with b|s brother Will- *'*« ’»«•'*' *'• .«‘r Thomas Luc> s, park -matter. lam.-went over to Bedelle s homo h'- *“■ obliged to leave his tpfainesa • Al last the vjyar In desperation tfarly in the morning. 1-v, They had •“«“» “bolter himself In London. tu— Smidtij* vvr ar- hayitiu- ferly broke off a wooden bar of tjir. tower I',nl V’ Piaotuxl “ day of play and while wailwindow, and, tying a while bandkerl"',,l'le lb.it |Og for jiedelle to come out of the1 took .hnncr nt lUl'lier llol-l; house Wllllirm noticed the shotgun! The poMwtion of a freak memory is the cleanest and most economical fuel dow. A farm servant lalur noticed tho ... I,. I,,.,. > standing agMnst the porch. as ri-»eah-i during lhe course of'a distress,signal and summoned the vil­ Mondav ', ,n * ’Ptrlt of play - - and thinking - the ..ise of robbery tried pome years ago in-' lage carpenter, who wlt^l some diffi­ . of Kidnot loaded he picked It up, Bl Melbourne. The prisoner declared is cheaper than hard coal and will last culty effected the vicar's rescue. ifternnon [<Dd «wun he did so the' that wlwn ,he crlnje committed am.s/.H. spoilt -Suiiiliiy aftornmm wu“« n » around*As aw . u. ... wag hl ,|le ,|ul of a Inah uamod with Ik- AHi-«n and family. ' trigger caught in some, nianner and the longer and give far better results Mi-* i;-rtrud- Bak-r -p-nl from ' gun exploded. T_„ --------- into U|(C h,Mri|,K hln, Th. eh.r«. ««nt Wa||M,lc l, Wi-dii'-dny juud Friday with r, l-1 the back of John's neck. He died ten 'Old Kncli-h Baron." which occapitd] Tbo stout party had b-en in the :iliv-*.ill llit-lifiu*. I minute* later. two hour* half, inand Hu- delivery.। !t and isa dry easy to handle and contains no shoo shop for over an hour, and the The jury disbelieved this statement. patleut shop assistant had bad half DOG'S BARK PEEVES LIONS so Lan<<alled to prove that he tbo stock down for her- Inspection. was capable of the feat. He atcppadl mid She found fault with them all un­ Foster Mother of Husky til bis patience became quKe ex­ Whelps Makes Entirely citing the story In a wgy that showedk hausted. jAll good ooko dealers in Hastings' handle Genuine J. .1. linin'Much Noise. h* knew it thoroughly. When be had "These would suit you.*' he said, gone on for ».imo time without a mod All ii-|H.rlr.l Imviiiu 4 r Coke as well as ourselves. Pittsburgh, Pa. -Kate, a Scoth col inrnt'w h-»iution. the judge w anted . source. Btlli lhe lady He. and foster jpother to u pair of him to atop, but counsel for the de­ lafled. ' , husky young lionesses In the Highland . fanso Jnalaitd upon proving his case) I don't like this sort,” she said. Friday with In* »i-lTo warm that cold kitchen use a Kitchen Heater zne. Is about to be relieved of her job. I by having the whole story repeated. "They have » tendency to get wider iris \Villiam*oti. For some months she haa acted aa । Eventually it was decided to admit nurse and governess and thnra.J>as , the evidence if Latin could repeat the It will burn ooko, coal, wood and all garbage •• ,11. UISUSUI. iviunvq SUV - • 'been no complaint. The young Ilona last page of the book. This being salperated attendant, politely, "didn't. llU‘‘llltf b-aif-. ! were taken away from their mother tsfactorih at < ompllabed, the alibi waa youf — NORTH CARLTON. ' because of the habit captive lionuasea J allotted and tlpt prisoner received his and rubbish, llsurui- >milli ’ of Irpjjtulfi | hare <>f destroying their young discharge.—Loudon Chronicle. Uorg.ni (Starter* Program. rPlHliv— in Ihi*\lriuily lu-( j l-atply -•-••• • haa * --------Kate's bark been so per It adds to your cooking space. It stands right tt-Miny uti'l uuu W-ln-.Liv vv <->in-«n.iy. : slstent as to terrify the young cubs. Cult- n tiuinli-r fioni Illi*.wuy «ho fly to cover and tremble «flth n.....l...t H... f ..* ..i ii .-.i...,- tn.t r*aj^^ Her• berks also ha*e gotten on Many varieties of Australian wood up to the gas range and is a marvel for producing itoiilalKiit—H. lymcl-if. 1w—k. . the nerve* of the adult lions and II- ■re of kqch Aguiar beauty and ar* I>i-,ji-vir,n 'lh«v.' May \V<- 1.’—I luuira Italitund -i>-nt Hi- w—k- onesse* an.l they refus* to sleep. AH so admirably jilted for cabinet making tli- t’.ii-siting Hnu«- t<> 4 B-ii-r |-nd visiiiiig fn-iul* near Clpritothat they arc in great'demand for that Advaiil-.is--.' —Harhj Huyuuui, E. Ville. ttillr-jn-. 1 Petry All-iding ntn| fniuHy yp-n|- of the eollle. who haa proven herself purpoit. Il—ri i ui ion—-“Hie W-ddiiur Fee." I Sunday -it L-wi» Rush* near a mods! mother. Thornapple Gas k Electric Co l\V>>odf.UltL IL <j»liin. Must Depend on Ont's Saif. Phone No. 5 S ‘ R- iJiih.- — Mac be-{ R-v. i,ri».*o and family '-p-ul ’Sunday al AIpk TiwlPT". Much as worthy friends add to the mt—*Tx>qg Muy, lhe »pptni-»s and .value of life, *• must-in John Zuarlinitt and nd- hi-i -»*n "ALIAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE” key Mrs. Vtlma Delmar fell tour Utmui-y m«l faiiulv. everyone is bls own .best friend, or stories to death. . Ev.-rybody Lithy uud Ucw <• pn-suul. worst enemy —Lord A<ebury. L-Uta Alikins, Leet. I. ate.-. BANNER WAN"f AMVS. PAY. Use Genuine (jas Coke for Winter Fuel l.eat �THE HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 21. 1911. PAGE THREE ^PERSONAL MENTION^ Munday rnonimg for Liverpool, IIL for an indellnib’ stay. Sidney Shipnuin left Monday umniiiig for Ann AriMjr, when*- he will *ih>ii rcMUiie liiM xludle*. Mrs. Alice-Brovam is visliing in’ Mi**'M:ibe| Si«*on ami MH* Wlii^Rnuthem Indiana. *. nifred McLrnvy. h<> have Iwoii MrA. Rachel Raj ley viililed in pending *cvcral wiwks nt Si. Igiiare Hasting*. Wednesday. . ■ rehirned to Hn*ling* Friday. Mrs. Morion -Ciarlook is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson her parents in Yale, Mich. were railed Io Marine Cily Thur*Miss Graco Gallery- spent Thurs­ day wilh Mrs. Olli.- Willison. iiwither. • He n-utrned Sunday. Judge and Mrs. P. H. VnnZilA. o.f Mr. and Mrs. S. Hettelbowor were ill Ohio I hl! first of Hie week. , Detroit, came Friday Bi witm-** Miss Maud Misson of Freejmrt, the rlirismning nf llieir grand­ daughter nl Einmmimd church. sent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. Frank Trimmer ap'cnl Siinduy wilh lu-r husband in Plainwell. turned from Homer, where they Mrs. Ed Coals of Coats Grove, visiled their daughter, Mrs. .lay visited relatives in this cily ycsler- Wise; also a daughter, Mis. Sam Renfro nt Albion. • Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Darling and J. Barkley Skinner. Kent County’s daughter-Durol liy. of Ixrrnne, Ore- well known farm ngeiil. was in friends. town Saturday and Sunday. He Miss Hazel Fuller of Vermont­ ami Mrs. Skinner we're lhe guests ville is the guest of R. C. Fuller and family. Mr. and Mr*. Freeman Ford of Hubert Cook le.fl ye*|<>rday. for Urbandale, ami Mr. and Mr*. I). R. Miss-Allie Taylor and Helena Mc­ Donald were Grand llnpids visitor* Monday, Mrs. William Rhullcr* and dmifcbler were In Grand HapiiL*. . Tm-sday. * * Mr*. Frank Hnmilliut of I>elcware, <Hr is the guest nf Miss Ktlfie . Holbrook. Mr*. .Mmiricc Igimbie enloHnim*d nn uiicle fniin Marslinll early in Absolutely Headquarters For DRY GOODS Our Dry GooJs taction is how complete with an. immense range of all styles of Fall anJ Winter Dress (mods, Silks, Linens. Laces, Trimmings, Ribbons. Jewelry. Combs. Bags. Fancy Towfls, Handkerchiefs. \ eils. Flannels. Outings. Percales. Silkalines, Draperies. Cotton Batten. Buttons, etc. PartiQilar attention Kas been given, as 'much as possible, to selecting merchandise manufactured in we had to buy imported goods, we made heavy purchases io protect our trade. til*. Saturday nighl ami Sunday. Mrs. <>. Blough nf Ulis rify mid Valencienne Lace Edging and Insertion, new patterns, at. 3,5.8. 10. 12, 15 cis. Torchon Lace Edging and Insertion, narrow and wide, the new linen Torchon, at5c Slradow Laces and heavy-B*ndings. - --------all at great values, at 8c to 50c Gold and silver trimmed Lace!, in wide effects, selling up to.$2.50 yd. 36 in. wide Netting in white! black, cream 50c Carset Cover Emb., good values, at. 18c, 25c We carry all the new styles in Trimmings. When you want gloves buy good ones, they cost no more. Simmons Kid Gloves.. $l,$1.50 “Kayser" Gloves in chamosette, leatherette and silk..50c .111.1 Hastings, visiting old friends ami rveeirtly i-eltilives mid atlemliiig'llu' 'Counly Mi*« Gertrude Bontloy, in visit­ ing Rev. nml Mr*. W. J. Locklon. of fair. Mrs. Lnuii’iiee Arehnrl <>f thi* .appearanet*. Bui tin , Creek. Miss Georgia Liilhrop w.iMi-*. D. C. Trego is visiting her Rapids, went to Jackson Saturday si-ler, Mrs. E. E. Iguneraux of night and will make a three week* Grand Rapid*. 'isli-d 111 Miss Gladys Feller, of South Arehai I and family. Beml. Ind., is visiting l*r. and Mr*. • P. Lathrop. aid Doyle. Mr*. Grace Bauer mid Harold Shcfllold loft , Monday son. I.iiiireiieo midorbd .Io Lucing Sunday mid vDib’d the Michigan Mmiliu*. N. Y. . Agricultural College in which Imfh Rev. ami Mr*. .W. J. Locklon. <>f young men wore mnrliciilal>*il rtn Bailie Creek, .“pent Saturday at JTuesday. F. Goodyear's. , . Gordon Edmond* left Monday to lake up the work nf Sophomore MINT DEALS IN DIRT year al the M. A. C. DURING THE PAST WEEK Dr. and Mrs. Owens of Grand Rapids wore guests of .Mr. ami Mr.*. Kellar Siem. Tuesday. llrxsrs Bcnlium A' Trim Are ('.losing Mrs. Monrw Sisson nml lillle .Muny ih'uls in Rrnl .Eslnle and dmighler are visiting relnlive.* al mid .. Rcporl Fine Biisiiirss. I'r.-s-poi-l this week. . tVIIIIP Mis* Frtinc.eA Williams is enterII is very-evident llial C. IL lo Mr..and Mr*. Clyde SidiMm of hiining her cousin. .Mrs. Ada DanButtle Creek la*l TlmrMlay. lbBurnell Mure left Saturday for tan Mr. Trim tin* polrncy of will answer lhe name nf Alb'-rl L-msing where hp will continue his Ihf Benham A: Trim agency has Ibdlin. Clyde'* many friend* here lieell manioldeif. Donald VanZile 1.11*1 week lhe .-ilnive agency Mdd Goodyear's. Miss Dura Arehnrt yisiled from Salunlay till Weiliiemlny with her Hn'uni in u,i, i,.-«'ii. , Miss Jennie Samlnljl. of Lansing, wa* lhe guest of Hastings friend* fnmi Tliurol.iy lit! Mnmlny. Mr. ami Mrs. Oscar Gilford, of ■ujle (’.reek were guAtn last 'week Sstr. and Mr*. Bert Webb. * T-’ormer Comdahle Alfred Hnughlalin has rclurm-d from an e\i lendeir slay ih.Norfli Dakota. I Mrs. Boyes, who Im* iwen visiting \Mnyor Jamieson mid ftnnily , reliirmnl lo Ypsilanti. Weflnesday. Mrs. Georgiannn Brnwn. of Prai­ rieville. ha* iH'eir the guest of • Ha'ling* friend* lhe past week. Miss Josephine -Anderson left ymlerday i>> reMimi- her Simin’s nt Akeley Institute al Gtuml Haven. Miss Marguerite Hvtmifnsporger left Monday morning lo hvgitr her studies at the Kalamazoo Normal. • Emory Wood, of Erankfort, look J advantage nf the fair Iasi week hi . visit Hast Rigs relative* ami. friends. I Mrs. Gertrude TTnhnn of Hrad' ley. III. is visiting her slslers Mrs. Laces, Embroidery, Trimmings (None Better) made from all wool yArns and fast colors. All won! Serge*. 36 in. wide, nt 45c and 50c S-r'ir Nevehy GchxU and Brocaded nt 75c, 85c, SI .XbcdiukcsLalxick-iit Silka at popular pries*. - noon for Minm-apoli* Io vnil tin- I; Mm and former'* brother. < lit* SlIH'll Jamestown Dress Goods We haven'’, tniwd the price, nor will we, oii any of our I.-ficin. though every piece was made in Europe. We ln»r pnrrhuM-d n Urge Mock We can sill rn_ AC-/ • iiti all linen German Damask nt DUC, OOC 7^ in. heave Table Damaik in strikingly beautiful pat- 89c! $i, $1.25 Curtains in plain Nuliinglmiii ami Serini curtains, nil ready hemmed with slide for rod. The mwt con­ venient curtain* for. bed room*. Frandsen & Keefer HASTINGS’ UP TO DATE. STORE. horn. llullund township. to George llaUMim for siajoo. Win. ZiiM-hnitl's house and lol, cily for W2«»>. Wm. Zuschnilts III acre farm. Hasting* township to J. W. Herd, guilty in Justice Goulds court aud for felon. In addilion Io the alnivi*. several liglll'll. Week Well- ground loph QUICK FREIGHT SERVICE TO HASTINGS FROM DETROIT BY M. C. Special Has! inns Cur Leaves Del roil in Evcninu Reaches llaslinu* Next Morning. the hands of lhe ojllvers for a long: lime, rniue Io town during the fair Captain Webb's Performing Seals Sept. 29, 30, Oct. 1, 2, 1914 Eaton County pair Circuit Charlotte, Michigan VAUGHAN G. GRIFFITH, Secretary Philip N. Kipper, representing the Detroit Bomd of Connm-rce, pleasing informal ion that an ar- Fully f.nno person* WOLVES ARE HARD TO TRAP SAVED HUBBY MUCH LABOR Mrs. Sam Renfro from Albion X*। ­ rangeinent had been imide wilh the One of the fluent secret-keepers on Illi, ’ visiting her mother. Mrs. Dell■­ Michigan Central for a through enr ' r.d 8n4re*’ ,0 Se at AU Effective. Must B« Chivalrous Man Probably Mode a Few record was an Irishman, a prisoner ot Wood. She expect.* In stay a few from Delruit to this rily. lu be The Is nmounleil t '9S. who was captured with a comrade. OF GRAND RAPIDS Handled Onlw Only With With nil. OH­ ■ Handled Remarks That May Be Expunjed brought by the fast freight leaving hundreds of dollar*. He told the officer In command that , Soaked Gloves. . k Miss Cloella EngeHiardl. of Lake1 Detroit early, each '’’veiiiiig, and ar-! Ralph II. WrCnslitt .was From the Records. ha could'make very important disclos­ Would announce thgt she is ; fblessn, sphnt Monday ami Tuesday riving in ll:L*ling early .tin- follow­ ures. but that ho dared koi-do Ao as making weekly visits to this • - with her wramlimiltier, Mrs,- Elia! ing moi iung.—By-Him arranueim.-nl : support'm;»l>- |>y Itia w»f-.-wlr» i«-i Wolves are the moat difficult of all A wtouwiu with-IG.bnndlfMt boarded nn order from Hasting* reaching eiiildoyod fn the laundry depart.-;'anlmids to trap.i. and it .Is usually by ,tlie *Wu*t cur tlic qtlivr afternoon long os tho other man lived, since bls . Powell. fiity, for the purpose of giv­ Ilalidi Jerles nf Napim’o, Ind., any Detroit, wholesaler in time to Tiuuif of a Incal hot.-t. Arraigned I working upon their uncontrollable curl- : when I watt bn my way to my mibur- llfn would not bn worth a day’s pur­ ing chase if that other managed to .es­ Im loaded into lhe Ihtsling.s rar not before Jiisijce CadwaHiiiTer. Iii-l oslty that tbey are most easily deMrs. Gail He*l. from Tliursday un­ later than 5 o'clock p. m.. will be tdvaded not guilty nml O. loher I | cidved. The ’ camptire s«t" Is one of brni ruHldence. She was n v»ry pretty cape. The officer presently cleared young woman. I. felt sorry for her. that difficulty out ot tho way; where­ lllbsl ami reach Hasting* early tin* til Monday. the best. . When a man makes camp ini She was retonilng from n shopping i hi- Is a viv Mrs. Emeline Preston and Mrs. following morning, Miss Osborne is specializing ” | the forest Vb|! wolies. If there are any tour. Iking a num with a kind heart. upon tho prisoner said: “Now shoot, Phoebe Ferriil are entertaining jrcat improvement over past *ermo as soon as'you please; 1 knew he'd 1 in classes for children. Latest their sister, Mrs. Harriet It* Earl of vjre from Del roil, mid ■ will no Parish reception and expert-’ near, aro *ure to note his whereabouts. I helped her upon the car and plied peach." : When he lias gone they trot up to in­ her bundles about her. A man got on methods used. * doubt result in a larger Hastings Chicago, Hl. ... I veatlgato the ground, and with due Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Lowry ami business with (hat cily. . nt the same time unit took a yi-at on' . REFERENCES ’ Mr. ami Mrs. J. T. I.omhnr<l went churcli nn Tuesday evening. s-pL I caution pick .up any scraps he may the other sltlo of the young Indy-. Can’t Keep Up. She Took Exceptions. Prof. C. N. Colwell; Prof. W. W. bi Gun lake. Saturday, remaining 29. al seven thirty o'rlocji. Au uu have left lying about. ,Tfoo ’’caffipAre ■ . About the lime a thoughtful man Freeland; Freddrich’s SI u sic A woman waa excluded frdm a‘ leresting Chinese colle<*|,ion will lie set” Is mnd- ns fojhn.e:' First, hollow until Monday. / House; Prof. Hc.iry Post, Grand t Mr. nml Mr*. James Freeman church In England because she rung shown. Ileireshmi’nl* tire >IG nut ah oblong.-hole in tho ground. Just gin to pick up her bundles.' Instantly1 -begin! to get nn Inkling uh tbx^liaj Rapids. . went lo Maple Grove lo visit Mr. Ilka a frog and spoke the responses n breteltcs nro the fashion editor opens i'L ,D.eni "f ■' ' i ' ,arK" enough to lake tho-trap, and permy >en •• of chhjilry prompted me to' nml Mrs. M. E. Calkins from Friday In what she called the Protestant help her off the car.* and. .as 1 was ualiy mentioning darts, basques and unlit Monday. voice." An English paper recalls in '..I,!.। | with n sheet of brown paper, and.ores- gortii; in tho same direction, ! asked ! Mr. and Mrs; Geo. Abbey were connection with the Incident the of'Hastiugs was 6ne of pipings. ,.x,.| | this fill the hide with damp earth.- permission to carry her 15 bundles.1 ' called In Kalamazoo Sal unlay by story of Elizabeth Fry. the Quakeress, the death of Mrs. Abbey's brother; in.-n T,,cn IlKl't a fire on the top-of it. and. The man got-otT also and started on OR RHEUMATISM KIDNEYS ANO BLADDER who was once "testifying." as Quakers ;md j into the Arc, as II crows low, throw a . Lewis Munson. ahead. I was loaded down like a cam-! —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— , Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ford relumed allow women to do, until aho came the largest", aijeiuliuiie ill y•ear.*, j few scraps of raw invaL el crbralng the desert. In those packlo their home in Urbandale on to the lines in I Corinthians where the The proceed* tnlnlleil about *1:25.1*1. j -Should a wolf ..me along to invesag. ■> .-die had everything from an cloc ­ Monday, after a week's. visit with apostle aaya. "Let your women keep -- • ............••• • ■ ................................ . i>KClu Illi- p he la sure io kcent tric flatiron to a flye-pound big of silence In the churches." She closed mg the cost of clothing spoih-d [ thl, ,.f.,,kpi5 Hastings friends. and will start ' prunes. We trudged along about’a 1 Me. artfl Mrs. Frank Horaherk of the book and said In a firm, clear While the tlrem.il fought fire dur-1--L. ". „ . scratching-in th- .-lies fdt it., thus, of half mile. Tho man turned In at a Hickory Corners, visited their voice, "On this point St. Paul and 1 ing lhe pa*t year. I course springing the trap, daughter, Mrs. 11. Frost and nitendgate. When we.uiached the gate the The road or-1I . One. of the greal'^t difficulties in young lady thank, d me and said: e<| the fair last week. lhe liighe*lu-oif-trapping Is to hide (he aforesaid • Mr. ngd Mrs. Earl Jone* relum­ Wnr a Flannel Walttband. ............................... siniHiIhri'. I'lie I telltale scent*, ro keen Is UiAlr'senso Thank you very much.” ed to their home in I/iwell. Sunday . la tropical countries the French and grade at the Imitom has been will-1 of stncli. The tn.pe must never bo after'spending the week wilh Mr. "But the man ahead of utf. the man! and .Mrs. Dan Lewis. Italian army regulations require that emil. lessening lhe danger of run-- handled-with the naked Angers.. .. . Old who.camo out on tho car with us.j Mrs. Luke Smith, who lias been soldiers wear always a flannel band rung over the side. “ " sununll --------- " I gloves, soaked ' — in -'<•!! or fut. are used.1 turhci| lit here, too. the guest of Mrp. Sarah Fisher for around the abdomen. This la the boat run made1 "Yes." she said.- ’’He Is njj’ hus*onu* lime, returned Jo her home, preventive of all disorders of the wide, enough to allow (wo (earns k: . and it U best to smoke the trap over ;i ( “atnodge" Arc. b<■'<to setting it, jam! band.' but ho hates to carry packages­ Eaton Rapids. todSy. imss. This read "Is nm- of the most bowels In hot climates. . ' > then Inclose It In n paper bag.--H.i through the street.”— Exchange. । M. W. Riker, of Grand Rapids, important mniiLroml* in (he counly I. ' ' • ■ look advantage of the faird to vis­ ^Something that makes it a mere fuel consumer. . -' and the imprayemeiil was needed. J -Mortimer Batten, in Wide World. Circuit Court Doings.’ ' it Hastings and to greci.many or Something that makes it a non-heater. but an inveterate smoker. his friends here. ’ Like a Broken Toy. Tho divorce ami coni erupt action many dollars llinl inigiit have been . Gave Sphinx the Double O. William Craven, and Robert Crav­ between Milo and Bertha Onilxirn saved had the road been iiiainlaim d Something that causes hammering noises when you'd like to "Yes."said the nnm halant Mr. Wom­ en nf Battle Creek were guests of begin in circuit court on Monday from the grip. Ix-aulng his little head i sleep. * ■ their parents. Mr. and Mr*.- Jas. morning nml was adjourned until bat. ’’I was in Eg yr'" "!I suppose you on m(1t|n-r's u/ni. he cold. wearilyH Craven, last week. Card Mnf *Fhanks—We wish Io stood awestruck tn fore the the afternoon when a settlement grand and -qj,, ninn!tTia, [ fve| like a broken toy!" i n mnd Something that makes’you mad and causes profanity. Mr. and Mrs. Homer McDowell was consummated and the caw dis­ thank our friend* and neighbors solemn sphinx." .Well, 1 gave it the C-Boston Herald. and son returned to their home in ,continued. Something that you ve tried to fix and couldn't. ■ once over.” Holl;* Mich., after spending a week . The next ertse will be hied on during <mr sad hereavomqnl. ai*o Another winter will soon be here and will stay Jong Pipc.iiis Wide GikmI Time. wilh relatives and friends in this 'Tuesday when Judge Smith will lt«v Betts for* his■ cflmforting •* BR YE PREPARED. SHE.THE FURNACE DOCTOR— Lambs Piiy Well. j fily. k ’ agenD fore I he* hear the action which II. I. Hender­ Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ketcham were shot) < , ’Mr. nml Mrs. £ha*. Peck John Stewart, ot Haatings lowo- Anii>rie;ti Conipany, who has brought against. William in Muskegon attending tho session :Moore, of Grand *. and family. I ship, had 12ewe* which prmhn'i'd r.deii'-d ■r ’ pigcoll* fbr Rapids, who of the annual meeting of tho Mich- ■"squalled'’ on Mr. Hendershott's is­ Mr. James Jenners. ’ 21 lamb* last spring. He nii--,| hdm Ka wan conference of the Methodist land | lhe lambs. bVbQghi them lo rAvfi t rereived word fliat’lhc birds made in Gun lake and built .1 cottage Mr. William Jenners, ,<on _ GRAND RAPIDS 37 No. Division Ave. Episcopal church. on Wednesday and sold (hem for I the llichl from lla-hnas to their Adv. . Mr. Gordon Jenner*., a legal holiday. Miss Allie Taylor, daughter of ------- -• Tlaiuly coop in Grand Rapids in one hour Mr. and Mr. B. F. Taylor, left Ijanner WanL AJs Bring Results.! paid to keep sheep. - J aud fifty minutes. . Miss Mae Osborne Plano iMiructDit FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS It May Be a First-Class Furnace - BUT— There V.aY Be Something the Matter C. D. WEATHERLY �Tim HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 2(, 1911. PAGE FOtTt Uli HILO ffiEN CLICK THE TEETH; J3 KII Mfflf MONKEYS IN PANIC ™ JOHN WICKHIM SAW LAST IN BAHRY CUI NTY YEAIL4 AGO. ON OUR SECOND FLOOR Big Beast of . Prey Is Partial to ‘ Flesh of the Jungle Simian. 12 01 15 SPECIES OF OUR AMERICAN BIROS EXTINCT Comprehensive Display of New Fall Styles LEOPARD WAITS PREY Fule of Pigeons Ought to lx- Uiirii- Hunter Thinks He Is Going to Bring . Ing In Slop Killing of Birds Down Fine Spotted Specimen, But Now Becoming Scorer. Animal Springs Into Marsh and The last passenger pigeon, com­ monly known ns the wild pigeon, has died in the zoological garden­ in Cincinnati, where it ba? long been pointed as tlie Inst survivor of Its race. For three or four years reports of it* death have been of freqdenl occurance. This time the story is I rue * •-•*•- Dually Joined Hu: ......................... ‘till kinsfolk, which darkened the sun wilh their Hights. There an* liv­ ing in Harry county numerous p< rHOU Who remerber. the . wbukocilr. raptures of the hird« with nets and gun*. They remember also the wonders of these enormous miurtilions of birds, which folks years. ago thought would never heroine could not willuilAiid the dcdrudiv forces.’which man iiwd inbaggina them and hi-capturing the Miunliin lhe nests. High prices oiT-t-.i Novelties in Tailor Mades The coming week we shall have on display, on our Second Floor, a very com­ prehensive line of the very newest and latest ideas in Tailor Made Suits. Models of highest excellence, admirably adapted to satisfy the good judgement of discrim­ inating shoppers. These beautiful Suits possess all the features of the most exclusive French style ideas, but at the same timq they are distinctively American, in type and character. London.—-Hotr tho leopards of tho i ■y Jungle of Ceylon capture I b told by L. 8. Wolf In a lot- I Ttmes. Native Sinhalese, who know the! me that no form of food, except. | perbapd the dog. is so’acceptable .to j the leopard as the largo gray Wan- | dcroo monkey. I have several times Very Special Showing at t.ieal. in the caves which servo thp I for a lair—and. the Insldo of j. has shown further ; proof. Tho Sinhalese had often told me that Inopardu do not attempt to climb Novelties in Fall Coats Strikingly handsome are the new Fall models in Coats. While the majority of these Coats arc simple enough, yet the materials from which they are developed add much to their very stylish and attractive appearance. We have just received and will display this week n splendidly complete line of the very newest and most stylish'garments introduced, in all the newest materials and colorings. Three (3) splendid groupings will be shown at "Whenever monkeys r.eo a leopard I Blinking’ under the trees they become ! de.- a bush and begins to click hla dll the mon- , They buddle together In the tree and the ivopard a head. Jumping and ] iil<y COUl.l l*M*<l|*«* 111,* ■nan made continually If Illi? i.< .«o, they have rciwrleil by wienli-f? explored uliii<>ji every world. traveling tn thick Junand my bullock carta having gone dfalh of lhe on.- lingering bird capliviiy in.Cincinnati. , Kcu-ttli have gone on long journeys duri $10.00 PHONE 50. Avixi VF.nuoNiAii 11: Nearly^ every nuic aomnd her. hard cold?. Frank Brown Orvll Mater li: Mrs II. B. Ik.wning. M Bnnnn'm <*C Xa-hville. -M* $12.50 Saturday. Corsets alt rucli v i* appearance. mnlrrhils' net* rxrrrdinply new. very hand- Lady Corsets reflect these demands perfectly, arid arc absolutely the modish foundation for lhe season’s gowns. Wear American l.ady Corsets, just the right mpdel for your require­ ments, and note the improvement in your fig­ ure. I’rrees range from . Spcelnl illlillNl lo dmtvii nl $3.98 • In choosing your corset, why guess? Why purchase a make at random?. Why not be sure of having the best. Amer­ ican Lady Corsets fill every exacting re­ quirement of design, quality and fit. They arc modeled to produce the most advanced and correct lines of the sea­ son’s vogue. This season calls for sup» plcness and willowy grace. American The New Fall Skirts $1.00 to $2.00 $5.00 $7.50 $15.00 When vou a*k for American Lady Corsets, insisl'upoti getting them. The name. "American L-i«iy," is-on every pair. Look Tot it. when you purchase. . &)eickgenant St Riede Standards of Education That Win Approval Mtn<* sandy track. 1 noticed that a largo li-opard had boon following bohind th>- bulls nml that hr* hud sudden­ ly. yjrucd aside down a small game; tracTit. ’’At th'- aamo moment I became I aware of a tremendous chattering of I monkeys in the distance. I had n Sln- j hal> e with w. nn<J we crept .through ttu thlek jungle toward xhe noise. * . ’After* crawling about 120 yards I sv-. about fifteen or twenty monkeys juinpitiK up and down excitedly on the li- looking down at something Im tlie other side of a Ivr.e bush which waa th.?) kept on turning their heads first' .o ui; and then to something else, leaprhg up and down atid\-rhr|rking Ik $23.75 Individuality in Dresses This week we shall make a really re­ markable display of the latest models in dresses. The very last word from Paris. These Dresses for the .Autumn arc models of pleasing individuality and rare distinctiveness, and have been developed from the new, fashionable soft silken fabrics, in a wide range of pretty Autumn colorings. You will be interested in this display, and you arc very cordially invited to inspect them this.week on our Second Floor. Three specials are shown at lowing Liter tu the evening down’the , rare. $18.00 $15.00 until । suddenly one ot the monkeys misses hla footing and cornea to the ground a thud—and then' the leopard is bound. \ always received this Informa-■ until I one day ! Filled the $15.00 -I'dMAXWELL AUTOMOBILE SHOW■h ,-- r ........ ' 1 ED UP WELL AT FAIR rdhele.1 fl •ry when hutcli hair i>.-< Halter Biinl mid A. E. Bhvm*II of igh hix elTorls. Nashville Handle lhe N'rw 19I5 (air in This Trrrllory. Bank Notes Made of SllkJ Bank'notes made of stlk-of / par­ ’ few lllllllkll* — i — il —ii ill.my mill— । T’» ’ allude ’ *- .................. t iupl'ivi > ..s have been titular that will udle bailiethe'bs-*th.'bank....... ... -kvHi.r>* llu- iii-vv rju .’liixvv.’i •»........................ nnaaltilA Aa l.n'.r off. HtrntplmTif ’ — ‘Hi.emmfry ' imlA »''«•' lArt'.r forger aro xnu* nmr jmulblr. AgfJ^. ' wn^sbown. A. E -On our iwrot vimI „l Bullle t’.i••*•», U known, tnuii of tbx export banknota nn,| WuHi-r Biinl of-NashAreuhnU.I iln.ivid u..... ......... , II? ------------’ forgcr-i uxu --------------------------------------pilQtugraphy to obtain. %|||,. ..................... |,;,ii<||iug .Illis ................ I'Trilmj AT tinlill. ■! i .ill- L>t yoiiiik- men at).I their best results; but a recent In-'an,] they had three Ho.* new Mavvoiinir women to m, out in m.o.L vcnt|on magct p possible to manufac- well- ..n exhibition. f lure silk of a particular shade that lliimlred- <4 prople vi-iled lftifirm- who. cannot pmrMbty be photographed." U:uL anil CSW*^*'I_ ..WT Discovered by g woman, this In- - w-b* mad- aud a l«W mimveulion la a nfew procusa for water­ 4 liv >- pros|Hi-U Mere oblamiiicien.*y -Ijjiw- up pii.liai.ly morn proofing fabrics without rubber and Hum nl mty olh&r time, and i« cou- dyeing . .. them. In the same operation. <iiir y-OtlUC pen- : Linen, cotton or other inatcriajs y> diould l> ' ' " *' • ■ j,,, tr<.atC(i by this process are placed running pTult page white iulo one end of the machine •r. eyfe.< l>» be ayd brought out at lhe other ead a few minutey later colored, water­ proofed and dry. Fabrics ao pro- HASTINGS UNITEU BRETHREN CHURCH HAS NEW PASTOR 'duced. the •'in'Venlor- maintains, can - gesticulating and* b*ekdnlbg to us with Ihler long thin gray arras. . ■’’h'. same tiyioght came to the-Kin-; hajc.'c. for he whispered to me; ’They * -i '"rkonlng you to ahoot.' I lay still for a moment thinking which side of lie* hush U v” best lo crawl i atound. and then 1 distinctly heard toe click, click ot the leopard's teeth bchlntklt. I .chon* tb<* wrong side, for be uncd fn hundreds of trudcl, fro tn ' fair gropml- on Friday u.-roplane building to bank-note tu*k- t. (.. H. Ballon Will Gn lo Bi-n<ial. lb v. <•■ E. Lmijlrn New Minister lien*. - ‘ • Bagla Srh.jj^ ■pcllers Idr made Lett Minna - and raUuri al John leopard disappear tn a groat curving Stiorm'a Sunday. . Boland Williams mid fatmlv mid •xi’ind Into tho thick Jungle beyond.’*; Mi«s • William? r,r Balli,. Creek visited’nt W.-- Willi .:r> Scnda Baby by Parcel Pott. ittwl Will Ba** Irt’l w—' . Olympia; Waali —A package, m«dc[ Th-man wlm--mplo.v-a stadualv Huns? Itav,1,light *llu’ bil-in-.* Zinme? llo«-- mid wifi* of Mat.lu ;>f*tt liwitr, kicking Infant. andHnmi 111- .Mp lugiiii-Bir*im-?-> ------ ------- ------------------------- ------— H . . . . v......... .1 0..11..X..' <lrove vixiled Ih.-ir daughter. Ml-. .Mieiiiiruu approve? of th<* high' sialant Poatmaitrr Jcxae Havens to the home of a relative at Hoquiam. Palmer Encampment Installs. qfteniwun umc ifxcyllcni’iaixing ............. . vvek lii<itigh»l*>- nur lltmi .’ver IwforL*. lb* said Uud it Ikiiolliv vva- mi error lo alnle Hint the chiidi. il of lodav yotdd li»l spell tilid. . .. . .. ■■ ........... i.n.ih..........r ill Ml h i- 'I.W’^hK- IT» iRivM. ’ ! Iiaudrtl «ut miiiu* g"«»*l auvicc about n,.. .’Wt!'nil oitjoyna Thnntrlay nl lh<**ninkhiK ixiy? ttud girls work. .hai^’1'1- allhough vv>- Ji:id l<> work Fri-Uication wjiirlr do«*« n<»l bring 1 deii»lilinili<*ll. ^lite apIMlilllnl** iR'itig r.*ud mi Shnduy iaal Hi-hop I .ml. Bev. C. \\. Bal- i!K...... ...................................................................................... II. J*’-Jr»hn Bronson. . J. W.—Tom Jnlio-on. ’ K. \V - Will ll.mkin‘I.-I‘ *W ” Ja«. Kilmer. —Kd. MuHoiluLL .*tnl \V.—J. I>. Hntiml-. tlb W. —I.. Stiuutn. Pntil Trumpet-.’ I*—Eml •Gold<mifh. Iwr.L Peter Tramp ata. Havens being-lit. Mias Era Smith.'a llmugh lie pav- a salmy at lensl piido in hiy postal clerk, saw that tho bundle1 llfly per rrnl lusher Ilian ho could ;fon*- ............. jti-f a-jt ;! .................................................................................. ...■.•..j.’.i :l M.. Itali..", r..r '*7 '",7"' "I.......... ' reached its destination. | m*i oilier help for. lu* S**e?. real: uni? ntv hi .•rmmmy hl lli<* invi<liin*nl. Mix- man. Tb.- Ii<,].|,.r of a ' Miclnynnt-it..’ Iiik bei’n‘an mi-i-lti-li, b.vul,11 ..V’’ r !...‘'L’f, I A’-.', ~Lrnuav<--om<- ruh-n-t Hawk Bests Farmer In Fight. Went Livingston. N. J.—James I Is is run* tn re-mli In mi?-1 experience in the pity • fiiareuriiry in hiking die- lir-l. mid in the rapid with a hawk which was carrying offca "'f' ;......makniK i ..... ■........ L-ilioii. in r.*^mh....Uii.in bill-.•.•..i oii.L Bi.-lhr. ii • linn b of lln-lmu-. Th. ‘ ,1. .y, Io' MUh x . rnoelcr. The hawk was cutting, liedritb iw taiooaI, ”'F. bi iiii'UkmIk o/ routing mi.’ Hu* policy Ims won for Un* new fuxlm- i- Rev. F.. Uttulgn vo. ll.Jtt WuiHlprir.-l, „>.i Ifiblr, Way ” Worfc* Out' den’a fare to ribbons ."t ---------- . .hippint-. incmnTt rinling. pric- Mu liman Bn«imbu* ami Norma!1 whose wm-k her,' vvi-Imp- may t>.‘' •*; ” ' ’'.'.'.Li f.-‘,.' Th# MIow who kttowa |l Ml doean’I whan the fanner's wife appeared and (tiiilii g. nml the IhotNaihl.iilid one College many .friends. II 1ia< al-, a? successful as tlml of Ips l,1',‘“’,|HV*,,n nrrounL tit illnoi* . ” glwkya get along. Many a fellow la dispatched It. .Hut Hiiul-m which . ..imfldal- for H.ul-dJo I........ . a good .la-? of'.;...... ... u""1 "b ,,ln' Mra M 1( and fOeg aBetd -iircees ill th«- fiti-im-? world ‘litd-nl?. A? a xtudrnl of Hint inRev. I.Inrl. Adam- i? tlie new, und done tha wa^x (AUo. j BANNEll WANT ADVS. PAY. ' jshould be Irutued to avoid—Uieaeplltution >911 will be glad that theyjjuulwr al Woodland. j—U.VyNEH WANT ADVS. PAY.— X.ff'.SS- «[MK ter wte„,!te t '?£ ? �PAGE FIVE T1IE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEWRER U 1911. due lory sermon for second year of pastorate. 7:30 p. in. worship. 'li»t lecture in scries on amusements, "Are Amusements a Necessity.''' TROUSER5 C$S THE AMERICAN STANDARD Uf VALUE Extra Trousers Are a good investment, but if they are Dutchess Trousers, a splendid investment. We are now showing the new fall styles. You will note some exceptionally smart models among them—styles that could not ordinarily be duplicated at double the price. Dutchess values are more marked than ever. Let us show you the new fall styles. lOtrnKaBuimn ' Morrill, Lambie & Company One Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan Drink Habit Cured in T)g|Vjgi t/ ANDREW CARNEGIE says: ' ' ’ "You are more likely to fail in your career from Bv the acquiring the habit »f drinking liquor tlun from any ot the * other temptations likely to assail you. You may yield to T — almost any other temptation anti reform, but troni the in| Mae Uiirat for liquor escape is altn.nl ittiuossilde. I have *** known hut few exceptions to this rule:” it produces weaknets, not health; death, not li(e..Tlunk of the men of genius it has WRECK­ ED. Ves. Iiut hear! All these victim* may be RESCUE!). The true antidote Tk 1 For.lrec book and high class references in conlidetjce, call, write or phone the NEAL INSTITUTE, Sat Woodward Ave., Detroit. Phone Grand 700, or 71 Sheldon Ave.. Grand Rapids. 95 PER CENT | THE CHURCHES | Free .W'thfxllsK Win. A. CnywotHl, Pustor. Evening prayer and church bisfollowed by >ry ttddre**. 7:30 p. nt. Subject. ■SI. AtigiiHtiiic. and llnv hi ilVenin-" nl 7::«>.• f Midweek prayer meeting ■I'htit'Mlny evening. llir Church In I tin Sa’.t< - < l.-l |\ III,'! Illiu- (>,| Baptist Chiirrli News. Thursday night, midweek prayer lii-lriel Elder, -Rev. II. D. >f Bolding. Mich. I’rrnchFriday afternoon. S:3H. prayer evening, Salurday p. m. mevling. held III. lhe hnijii' of Mr». White. .01 N. Broadway Sunday morning til II u. in. Friday lAeniug,. 7:30. llogUlar ibballt evening. All old hvdif<*a*d Sunday morning at •Sunday school, IO;tx'. or all ages. A WQlbtiuie Li Morning worship. IlJ’i. iiu’SMRe I idled IfiTlIiri-n C.htirili. UiH-Mae Osjtnrh. of Grand Rtipid*. vilf tie pianist for the tiny. .Voting Peiiple-* Herting, GrOiv. Leader. Mr*. E: FinMw " Yoke'Fellow Rami. «:«>. . riling S*Tvi<'<*. 7:30. iiriglii sung re. (ipspcl-titcHsaffe by p:isSpccinl music by ennlr. H.ipil riTfinOfiy In follow the i*v<‘- •arly I'ycryuiZ Ihrtl iillriidol fair frtimjirmind here, it*|>orl.... .„ -. will !»• entertained by Mr*. Htiltic Bri— l«d. October ’ aud Mr M. W. SMITH, D. C CHIROPRACTOR ijinuralulnlioii- Cit. Phone 317 l.-dned for dime r Sunday. ME mid Mr*. Frank Cherry of Erhan.liile. mi Ramie Cratidb* and wife of l<t:ti:» a. inf Sunday; Heltool.; i vlaiivca Bimlir-hi paper at , Witt Herrington* • of liuwliiic. lhe p:t»t week. Mr. nml Mr*. Abrew Adam* at- Saving Habits LEAD TO' Self Respect and A Bank Account A hank account means more than so many dollars put away lor a rainy day out ol your earnings each Week or month. , A man who spends each wc^k a little ;LESS than he has earned soon finds that he has saved his p^ucc of mind and his self respect and he has vastly increased hii power to do. 3.—Saving requires self denial, self denial requires strength. And strength shows. Ask any successful man if a bank account is of any value among the men he has to hire. ‘ • us at once. Open a 'savings .account with Wc pay 3'/ Interest compounded Semi-annually. Hastings National Bank Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings Both cotton and 4*^ V Hosiery | Heavy cotton- ilnd woo!, wool.all ,ize, for ul __ JOG 4o 5OC morning, al COPYKliJOTEO. Save today. Men and Women, Boys and Girls. wool, heavy a^d light, good, durable goods, sure to please you. Woman's Auxiliary will Hastings on October B and gram for the -ante will l« "Inler. A Chinese exhibit forwarded from New York. I rating life hi (Ihina. and ihi Holy CiHiiiniiiiion. fl:(»i it in. Morning prayer aud sermon. IO:3U CO Underwear EnimiiiitH*l Cliurrli. Ilrt. Carroll I- Bates. Berlin*. GRANGE II VI I CORNERS, 4.—Don’t deity the starting. For Children, Misses and Women, in fine grade wool and all sizes, both heavy and light (Cl (£A weight. Prices from <P * TO ipU.DV lO.JMi a. m. Class Meeting. 10: 30 Preaching. 11: 15 Sunday school. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 Evangelistic Prayer meeting Thurnlay eve­ ning. ’ Tlie Womens' Hom* mid Foreign : MisxitJnhiy'TSTcIfry w’Rf lidHF an all <hiy inn-ling at lhe home Mrs. Will Hopkins, N. Mich. av<*.. un | Wednesday. Sept UOth. 1911. Como •d to work. Everylwtlj I Mm?. । connecl ion .......... _ _ mei'tiiig. Public cordially invited. Friday evening Irelures. <>n Nierny Creed ul 7:1M in inin»h house. O Sweaters Wesleyan Methodist Church. . ,M. J. Bin Ider. Pad or. r*. Ivilir Benjamin, of Ohin. lu.e I,....... A!, - Clnm \V Try BANNER Job Dept. Its O K Both single and double texture Rain Coats for Ladies and Misses, in most desirable colors. d* A di 1 Priced fromIO 1 liit'ttlntjs Circtdl. Pervir.'s a* follows. Repl. Martin.. 10:30 a. m. (Jitiuiby, 2UJ0 p. m. llendersHoll, 7:30 p. 111. t>.«day evening rotiage 5-6-7 New Hendershott Bldg. Rain Coats Presbyterian Church. "Rally Day" will bo relebraled neat Sunday al all lhe service*. It is the “Home Coining Sunday” foe all oilr people, largo and small. An "Every Mem|ter PriWrnr Sunday. Morning worship «l ih:30. Th'* Sunday School* will observe Rally Day ranis arc bciiiif mailed by thel U'.irhcrs. Young People’s service at fijfl. Popular etching *crvi*p al 7:31). Let us make It uttanT* mous.. Michigan ilay. also vidled L. A. lltthbiird anil family, returning home Ffiiliiy ev*nihi.-.' . Sid Tinkler enl.'rand Hoy Emitums of l’->wl- .. mid family have Iit entertaining folaliv**' from Grand llapbl*. Hi" i j*l week. They Maty Beach i* a—fling Mr Mrs. Iluitie Hi i-inl hns been her Miii KtuTs -everal days. In Ziininemtmi'k from Knlnwhere Mie wits culled. by S i VI E HOAD. as 11 giH.I mooting nrtlie church Sutnlay. A. Ilnwlnnd of Department Store Phone 9 HE WOUND UP THE RIBBON GREAT MEN OF LIGHT HEART MAKE HEALTH FIRST ORDER New York Hotel tiuest Found It Led , Many Examples Show It It Not Neeew to a Very’Much Embarrassed ,ary t0 Co Through Life With a Young Woman. A man who could not pimsibly break 1 Ruxwll I *>« <■)! is said to hnvo In the middle war sauntering slowly | |lprn ,,f vrr>. fun.|ftr|nK dbt>dsUlon. away from the cnrltlerx window at j j.|K|n h,.art..(j jest md noniensa were a hotel in Ni*w York vh- n suddenly he । P1,rt,lh|cU |,|i ntfftilly through the long caught sight of somethliiR bll<- lying jlfl. which, v as so filled with solid, bn tho floor. Il- r.u.A.iH'd. but could hard v.orkand achievement. not g<-t down far enough A belllHiy olm day. wh-i, walking wilh a saw what he wna after and pick, d , fr|(,nil |h)%> n Ur(t„ bulld|nK up the end of a pl- ce of narrow rib- <(Vpr ,h(. (>f wh)(.h >rl|u.n: bon and gav- If to him , "Hotne for Incurable Children " Moro than the usual number of A. .. . w|tb a BbJ|ke of Think health. pnl signals of physical distress If or liver. Motnach or tin* caaco too In­ frequently understood—rycntraln. Then-correct the trouble. Head- hla head, "tltat I* where I shall have lu fobhynt tho time. and.soon they and the clerks wrr.- matching the stout Kirr>taMy khftWa „f |h^ m.n 11. 1 th- U'--.. « rib-'..h,,,, i.ui,,.,,™. ,h.. ben In . .or. urraraopl.A l^h,™ rest and complete Tvlnx.ilfotr; Indues circulation by exercise You cannot think clearly if your Uver I* nut, of corridor Ho dM »o< koo. II, l..n Ihi oihrr rad «» «>"."« A. .ho wBlkrd th' rthboh .-mrd sluggish. . The law of health..^ Uw luv uf pr« vention. k„o„. Ira,.,. M ihcir „<U-O moth .< . m)r gr?y ?,n^L . . , boy* off <m a Holiday ’ To such an exrfn.ll, >b. mra >on-d .»d., d|J brara >' n>ll "h rlMioo »ra. h" ,hr|r rad.rc.hlra. ....... .'—r... u.,'. ...A ... ,Jrtt,.,o„. .'raM by the time he. reached the rtcva’or . . .... ray i» in., virr; ivvauy. n>» uvnr.no, '/ *' ought not to indulge In mo many joke*. • woman who Mood there; “• ! \Vp*are r»t*Ink too old: it is not bo...... .............. .*••« «» rt'Lror!“m'" “■ door mercifully, ojm-uM and swallowed’ on introducing as much frolic atiHher from the gaze of tho-tlttcring rpccmeryyinaklng into his .family llfo as tstors. pokalble. Ho was proud to be able to say; I sometimes wonder whether. Hi» Objection.' "Generally run <!o«u. sir?" queried home In England-as at our parsonage." tho druggist. "SUgliU? seedy and want a good toning up*’ 1 Th* pale fared customer nodded. Ono Theory Exploded. "Well, I’ve the very thing for you—. vuvv on the weath- I Wars hove no influence Jenkins' Juvenator. Three a day - cr"x“a7/‘w,'at'her ,Eoreeastrr"lt.!"*7‘ln »-"»» u ,,nn mind *if the body I* soma one of a'tlK>iunu<l maladies may vn*u«r In thin climate aad thi* Agc of rush and wuray’tliere an* few who do nut In condition so that the meats! taciftof >a;;>r with a <« lemon jub;e tn ■ it -before and more if necessary. .Fifty a but- xplte of w hat ue have always'believed ixceilcnt »U3ge»l|ou; a loxatlv* about thunderstorms and the Fourth Aside from th-is*. »; "No. thanks." said tho pal- patlont. (1 , jmI>. A ii? ??atlier ai!-:rcf hfe of'July. Anyv. jirojdirt of <the a reasonnlile amount "Hut,' my dear sir. it’s tho rage »f.' O|(f fchool wprlh th:- name will sagoly tell you' that the Fourth of July al of modetfl jpedl- - ways winds up with a grand display of to keep on the plane of Jpioif physical cine. It'a the rice of the season. nature's own - firework*; au electrical and mental balance** which *p*ll« health.—Plttiburgh. dJlupatch. Every one is rejuvenating., you migh'powder. The old fashioned rainmaker* 'Yes.-1101 1 think Id rather try: ■of grandfather a day put their trust in.; _ when they Life, wanted nt^doubt. water ,1s paved for) with enjoy. something else." replied thn customer. cannon .•'Nonsense,-' pressed th* chemist. the crops It t» jn inUresting theory. «nents.bu't nB must all .xp.ct tim«k of "! loll you, Jnnkins- Juvenator will Forecaster’ illiss admit*.’ but has- no «n«lwy. of suffering and of sorrow; have mors effect on yon Ip a single basis In fact. Records at the local ar“J <ll*n these come It Is an Inestimday than any olh?r medicine could ■ weather*bureau from the time it wav •flblo comfort to have some deep Inter­ have in u month It cure* uvcrythlng| organized dlaprovo tho theory that est jrhtph will, at any rnte .'o tom's from coughs to corns.•• \Vh.it s your! there hre more tiiunderatorms .July 4 extent enable us to escape from ourselves.—Sir John Lubbock. objection to it?" , thtfn at any other time. , Hie latler’s limilirr. George Colvini mid fitiuily fitir w.< k. Mr». Barry of N»*w York slate iyisilinir her dmijihlet*. Mr*. Ben Merrick. Mesdamr* Jmie aiid Julin Fiidi<*r went h> Wall lake Saturday. . ■Mr. iflul Mr*. Bayne and Mr, and Mr*. Adam Smith autocd (o Port­ land Sunday lo the latter*.* "AVhy. nothing, only I'm Jenkins." uncle who i* very ill. Georav Goh in. Sr, of Ahirikii. To Save an Egg. , Mich., was th* gii>**l of. lii* nt-idifw tico. Gotviif through the fair. When eggs *ire broken and cannot School is progi<*S'ing (hie with Mr.T'tiiirliroinb a* teacher. better If th* ahdla are removed and a Mrs. Tliomns' Fisher was a Kalt*- i quarter ot a tragpoonful ot salt la mariMi visitor Sunday. • ; beaten In for cach.fgg. Iter diiu*rlili'i'«iti A-sypJa Ci*nlt*|-, BANNER WANT ADVA PAY. Hastings, Mich . Bring your |t»l> printing lo । do only Hrs I class work. errnoi. tx. Upto-Dite Starekespcr. ng delicatrsjicn a j.ro«a|e oecans ojdy M fat ... .H.» SVM.U...U, hx«l'»‘* 'Irink. M. J. Perkin*. Gt wi fit men v. of Teutonic extraction’ isdn'senxe! Not while the। *'«>*. '''■•*■. j-ays. ■ I *21 S busiticTs cy'art or professldn contains "J1.*- 'alt*, etc- hut were all m .k, v .. aide and unralisfacuiry. in i.tlrolax f J? ‘"orekeepet;, । v f(1|1 j (||r j,|,.ni |ass,t»-ve who Ms put over hM pface a big sign ,Jriuk<Fnr «lck hMifeche. WU€ reading Culinary Art Specialties." ,|ol|mrh, lazy liver, congested Im»wel*. Citroinx'is ideal.-Arthur Mui­ -BANNEK WANT MS. PAY. : Holland.—Ady. , . �THE H4STINT.fi BANNER, SEPTEMBER 2*. 19II. PAGE filK SH0UL0 BE HAL|,H "iifra*" nurrMAR SECURES ocuunw OF ITS SCHOOL EXHIBITS F'“r JOB IN SO. AMERICA " FINE 8AflRy " 1? nwietill? Mi«» M.,E. Huhhnrd hlilier millinery shirk from il Klak*- and C*>. -lore ihm i room <d tin- lintel where - ” last I Wo w crop being 1 (nr I hr huru*li<-.l' Dl*|dnys a< Fair Were ihniMii I i Itepresen- (,org lo ValpnriM.. Chili, us Rrpre- American Gomte. •xhihits of(4fi>> .Ralph Hnffni.m; eldtutl son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Chari*- lluffinan. of this, -attention. mor. which liv will mid ftmtll) K-H.-.l I rejmblic. right. I.I.||,.U| sa|ai — a oner*—i m imm-ii,- -lerire de-i,.n|,,rpr||l<,i |mniig lhe Iasi three particularly yem-, Mr. Hulfman has been , em- largest exhibits timon; manager >*f Hie company nml Mr. Iluirniaii graduated.from tlib Wellman. Hastings high svlmol in'UMB. H<has had consid' iable experience in | 'railroading and m business. He limy feel pron*l of hi- new position, us it i* one which .-••b'lom come* tn The Haith exhibited a perfect (!o|dwati'V. M-iidi.. lii-f I'li wenrrnr.” xrhrn’*inrtinrt'twn' SMALL PURSES KEEP DOWN NUMBER OF RACE ENTRIES Choice Baked Goods Star Bakery & Restaurant "Quality Bake Shop" TfirnmmWt Hastings, Mich. Phone 381 Horses Herr. Ilunever. Made Good Time Consiilrring Condition of the Earl hen Track. mill (Unity idfcred for If larger pm-- ate oitei*;.ili will be a ^lenrili'of g>*>d 1ior«e* nf I lHi.sil.imi ft j We have the lightest, nost convenient and BEST ARRANGED bakery you will find ANYWHERE. We have the BEST and most up to-date oven that money can buy. 2nd. We use nothing but the BEST MATERIALS. We buyj GOLD MEDAL FLOUR by the car-load, and make other purchases in proportion. . 3rd. We Bake in Large QUzVNTITIES. We Bake several hundred loaves of bread at one time, and bake Pies, Cakes Cookies, etc., hundreds at a time. We can do the work at much LESS COST than you can. You see the 4th. We employ the BEST HELP that money can.hire. RESULT in the highest ^QUALITY and character of Baking ever shown in Barry County. Our Baking don’t cost you any more. Why not become one of our satisfied customers? 1st. ’ (>nJrr F<|r State of Michigan. The Probate [ If Your Business future fairs. Th- .-nine* in race* Court for the County of Itarry ihi- war «. .. as su-M a session of said court held at Is'nt Worth Advertising, Advertise It For Sale. •iidiu Chrislciird in Eiiiiiianurl Church. Hex. W. .1. I.ovkhm. of Battle, Ci. ek, formerly pa»lor of -Em-' maiiiie] churcli. came |<> Ihi* city; |Ninqbj_^.Van Zile| ceremony hiking Hasting*, in «said county, on Hie I 23rd day of Scplemlier A. D. I’.’l (. : lion. . Chas. . M. Mack, week were good. , ITvsenl •• made when I he Jmlge of I’p’Ijah’If we do not have something to tell you, that is to . your In lhe Mailer of the Estate <»f!:„,„„e, * ■nrihvti track i- Violet G; B. -r.t.rr and Greta G. Ilndebatigh. ;,DtOTest' educationally. socially, or financially, we cannot hope to have you give our advertisement a careful perusal week alter Minor.''. . I ix'iiiii- 11. nviH-iiiiii^ii. ■ *11.11 III..II [week, and we believe following the subjects of education an^ religion I having filed in said court his puliWednesday's Hurcs. ;there is no one subject that is of greater interest to all mankind than in -laii-d that h*' may !«• Iie<-n-t-d In I i?c-d 'Estate • ' -••II al private -ah- tin- i*-.il estate • j ’ , . , , of said minor-. I o own something: to be independent; to t>e a master; to have VanduH i> mdi-rcd. Tliaf the 2»'ih day dominion all one's own. This is the part of the heritage that came to i.juil.erlimln. I* m Johrtnf <hlnb*'l. A. D. 191). al tell oi'lni'k . , ...... in Hi.- fon nmiii, at -aid probate nf- | “S from our Anglo Saxon ancestors, and is as much a pkrt as liberty of N,h .............................. lice. l»*'jiiid|i- hereby appointed Im I religious thought, liberty of press, liberty of public speech; for domin*—2:M'.-. 2:2tl'A. ,’ur,,|s * Further "finterod. Thai l*on over wbal *s w,tl”n ,he breast and dominion over what is without, :35 Trol—Purse $200. John, k- tn anxioudy _l< Hnrl- lher.i, field' ■file , SlroilUWOOlk il,',,! ll.K-kl- ... Thursday’s Karrs i„H.dyear, Mi-. \\ . J. Holloway, ttex. Romeo g and .,,,.1 M... ... ........ .-------------------------------------------------------------- 1''"'*­ /. ................................ v i May Slrnngwood, .ch . Wiittlicws— WrLrrrry Wedding. „ K’||.*y; ------- ..... Due of the rno-t ticautiful’wed-[ Maywood, s in -I . ding* of 111..M-nsuii psik pin ..... Fri-ph'.' ’ *' J!!.T? Holm. day at Imdi noon at the home of! Time-2:20'4. tin- bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs.[ 2:15 Trot—Purse X'.MMI. B. A Matthews, wlb’n Hieif- daugh- Mav l.-nf. h in iWnnd ... I ter. Mary Hannah wa- united in Alwine. hlk g Draper ....: MANY SMALL-GAME HUNT......... ....... '•••’..... . . .................... hr g Van ■ if Laii-imr. Buckle ................•' k EflS PROCURE LICENSES Brother John, h g Wand . .1 strains nf Mentlelssohii's wedding Time-2:36Vi. 2:2ii',. 2:32 iiiarili. played by Miss Kathleen One Half Mile Burry Co. nine Wooley. the bridal . prove*.sim> .1.line- Whllliey *.f Grand Rapid*. I’Kjitl Ina from many Haling 12 Ipplirimls. Mtund of lhe shot-gun is father id the groom. then mute tin thniiisliuiil the rnnnly- hut )a«l Friday. v pCuiit lltipld- ilolHLrjjm, HasB King: McKl Boy. (Jojm Mead . I -1:15, 1:1ft, 1:15'4. Friday’s Races. Wdliaiiiof luiusing, and lhe bride-maid-. Miss Itvafrice Blinslnn ■ ■f Grand Rapids and Miss l.tilu Me-1 Creery nf Holland, tlu-n came Hi,. I* ’ Rny t:. I.r t Chanite*r* ...I applirnuti •rh,.; MaywiMHl. p in ; Goo? ...........2 : an.l I Zaiubcr Linda. I) tn. ‘Johncar-i vM'ti ......................................... •’> : little. Miii,„„ Swoolwoud. m. (Vanduzon: " ......................... -•*— •28}4, d game' appeared Un- bi ide. on .Hie arm of. her father. ’ . j .... I ll*- bride wme n'becoming gown Mikado, b g Anway I f ! >>f While rreitejlv etiieiU'. irinpiii'di ktdy Online, eh -pt •A’air tiilimt while NOTICE (IF HEAItINt; CLAIMS. . .Slate of Michigan, Counly of Bar- 1 ry. 8S. .Notice is hereby given; that by an order of th<- Probate Court for the Cminty of Burry made on the 2lsf day of Neplember A. D. t9l i. four months from that <lntc,jvere alloiv- T^liere is no other one business that is more important to fare of.all people concerned than an honest, dependable, vertising Real Estate Agency. moodland Free. Miviuirh Trouble Quickly Fiirrand! • Smith. Xa-hvilh*: M*'Au>* \V*-nger. 2:21 girls. Ill l Inu. For China Stand. When on* baa a eblna umbrella Mrs. Matthews. spougn m inn Bottom oi <nc jar <o •'dm ' *'ecI> lt *rotn being cracked or broken, aiid! eponge not only prevents II-from ' * broken, but al at abaorba tba while, «blch drips from the umbrella Mr. and Mrs. Ed|l Bird-all wen At Him [rille: F.dwin ••Tlmma*.- Fr. iS I'. Pliillip*. Ila-lmg-: -I. W Curl'd. ad­ plishing to-day, we are entitled to the above record; onic.. >n III- BARRY COUNTY- REAL ESTATE. Guy of Hasting*, for examination: and nllowanre. .in or beforo Hie 2lsl ,, , . . .. . • .. - , If you desire to sell your property this year, now is the especial •lay of January m xi, and that -u*-li [opportune time for you to list it with us. Let us hear from you and |Court,%n^^^ !w<will immediately look over your property, and make you the most i January m xi. at hm o’clock in’ lhe [liberal terms possible. ,''H™i,ls'.’[.i'™i',.'.n>i|.i. A. t>. 1011. Thanking you all lor lhe many kind word, spoken lor our Agency I in the past, and knowing that our methods of doing business will meet CHARLES M. MACK. f)f Probate. | your continued approval in the future, we are Yours very truly. Order For Publication. Stale of Michigan, lhe Probate , Court for tlie Counly of Barry. ' At a session of said court, held, al J the- probate ofllco, in the Cily of. Hustings, in said county, on (he! Present: Hon. Chas. J.«»•.„ I,... M. Mack. e.1,.1.. Benham & Trim Real Estate and Investment Brokers Phone Phone472 472 ... Hustings, Mich. 118 N. Broadway. Tombttona aa Barometer. t’ptpn. near Peterborough, one ot ' Obituary. To Attend IL A. Il Coiifrrvncr. The fourteenth annual contercned. Daughters of Hu* Aincricaij Revolution, will b>- held in Kalainl azuii S.'pL. inb.T 2H. 29 and 30lh. pointed for.hearing said pciilion; ii"i-. . To Huhn were horn three The local chapter will be repre„ is Further Qrderod, UM_ That pub- । -on* and two daughter*. They are wilted by flu regent Mrs. W. W. It lie., notice ,i...>„„r thereof in- given‘-by pub-I Mr*. (Cha.*.' Peek’.*7>7 "lliiUmid;'James. Janie*. 1 Poller one d.leifate. Mi*”* M. ><•»o--------J Mr< .|ias p^.j. (if lUiUartd; liration of a copy of this ord<r. for of Detroit; Gordan ami William, *4 [ Goodyear nnd Iwo iillernatex. three successive weeks previi.m lo, this cily. Florence having pas— I Me.*dame> (r. A. Hoellzi I nml Jas. •aid day of hearing, in the Hastings e.l lo Hie Great Beyond when elev-t *a,n' BANNER, a newityaper ,>iii;te(l and i en ■liurcli of ! !‘H»|1 will also attend. circulated in said i.'iunly. I uni w, ... ................ and was a • uz. . _ A t rim copy. Jjiiig ■ of Prolgitc. [faithful Chri'tian. believing in (Ue I Advertised Letters. Due who doetli all things well and I Mr*, tiro. B. Dorsey. Mrs. S. OhnRegister of Probate. I trusting ।- Him unto (he end, •••-•■ which Ii stent], Mtj!. J. A. Davis, Mrs. M. J. . < aim- Set. in. 191L She w;m a good I Chpinplin, Mrs. Moses lUwnburgli. NOTICE OF ... CO.1I,MISSION; neighbor, a kind mid loving mother i Mr*. Wm. Ward, Mrs. Jgiuisa Keith, ERS ON CLAIMS.; and will lie greatly mi«*ed by all I Miss Pride JcITires, Miss M. Neck­ Slate of Michigan, County of Bar- | who kilew Ker. I |(*y. 1st al’ ■•••*» a myatertoua tombatone of black We, the undersigned,' having been i'vcep-1 marble, which emits a damp ooxo In appointed by the Probate Court for Hie Counly of Barry, Slate of Mich-1 d Mr. and’M r*. W. Birkett-i The stone li regarded tn the village igan, Commissioner* to receive, ex-1 amine and a<lju*tall claim* and de­ aa an Infallible barometer. morning ad Hi*- I . Bs rbiiiyji Smu 'lh' mands of all person* against Raid i| day evening, foilh- pa-lnr- Doing I dtfeeastyj, do hereliy give notice Unit' irwny attending ionf>:i<*iire. I^iruoilin Aswyria Farmers’ Club. we Will tiled ul Hu- SupervisorsII uudti-iice- li«-.ii d Ri'i. Alvhb*'it al I In* The fiilb.wjng program will bo 1m*iIi chiirrli*'*. ’ [in land: Mr. .1. Whnllon of Siork- ghen at the Assyria Fanners’ t’.hib Mr. and Air*. G. A. England Jtnd in: bridge; Mr. T. f>. Blinslon and Miss to be hold Saturday. Sept 26. wilh liornlhra of < irand IJapids: Miss Mr. and Mr-. John Hill: I he/form’r Iwcnly-llDd day id January, A. I>.j H<-;ihici- Btiiistonnf Kalamazoo t'olClub .Song and Devolinnal*. Jesse ll< 1915, at nun- o I'lrw-k a. in., of earli llegr and Mi— Jennie Sandahl of Reading- Mrs. Wm. Cargo. ' Pleasant x of said days, for,th*f purpose of Lan-ing. Rociiatinii Margaret Sime. Sunday. Paper- I- lhe Lens of Your Tele­ ainimng mid allowing said claims. 1 and that four inmiUi- from The TOWLINE l.iirryiiiiin*.H Homes Drmv Prizes. scope Clear op Smoky?-—Mrs. A. D. Mrs. Ella Osbortn:. Tablet* not only promptly relief,- —H.* C. AVallrrs. ppopriclor of the Nineli'i-nlli day id &'|ilcmlior, A. I). mother. Mrs. Anna ...... all di-tie’-.’*. hut .if taken regularly l-.d.*i-«- livery. Jh much • gratified I Olmstead* Estabrooks ,1911. wi're allowed by said court , Discussion. * Monday and while I livre received will absolutely'cure indigcstfoii by over the Mel that a number of hi.* 1 for creditors.lo preseiil (heir claim.*! I Roadluc-Stella Turwrmyn.’ building up the flabby, overwork­ hoi'scb won prize* at the fair. Hr ‘ Recitation- A. T. Shepmi?. to us for exaiiunution and allow- ' California. Four different varieties ed walls of lhe stomach and make w.-k awarded blue ribbon and first I ane'e. Reading'-Mrs. Emma Hill. were in the crate ami- ihr'wriier them Ntrong enough to digest the prizes for hi* gray carriage team, I Ilecitaliou Dated Hasting*, Midi.. Sept. loth. nr. . Tasker. —Mrs. hJrun voueji for I heir excellency, as most hearty meal. $1 for a 50 days’ lu- line chestnut driving horse and .c.ioing Song A. D. 1911. , 1 noiig. , Mrs. Odmrnn kindly remembered treatment. . ' Irving L. Cressy. hi- Uhite priding carnage hor.-e. —. Ti -Alien Alien fl. CL Ti,.*.., ThAmas. Reporter. Mailed hy American Proprietary all nf them being handsome aniBaker Shriner, . ' ‘ Co, Boston, Masi. Commissioners. I m*«. . — BANNEll WANT ADVB. MI. er*drlnl; hustling, Scriptures state that "By the Fruit ye From our past record, and what we are accom­ Shall Know Them." said arrount find tilTuwiyn •• liter*’-! dinner. till house. liberty the wel­ Fhr Eighths Mile Run—Purse $100 Sheriff William- Wm investment and to all its citizens." ' x Clarissa Earabee ..X.i-hiilh-: venture. That country year, the most money • 1 more prosperous that, We are at present time carrying on an extensive and expensive claim.- auainuL Hi.' I'.-lal,- <*f Ida A. Brook', lai,' «>f said county, d*'- campaign of advertising, which is bringing us many inquiries tjach day. . comoU. and that all creditors of from prospective buyers in the Northern Central States, and during the 2n! fc'TtaK W—-I- WE HAVE SOLD NEARLY ,,0,000.00 WORTH OE Inn daiidly gowned tn pink .,,.i ..... 1 i...ut ..r • to the underlying in­ ous to said day of hearing, tn the I There is something in every human being, besides the body, that aJu 'jXl.M ""*’*£5 0"',• »■"' '■ * •*»« '» e«»*r«lte <b« hu»- Anderson. Jl-yiwild*. Na-hxilh': mi. Na-hvilte- F. Kent kil||'; le-lie F. Feigh- Both go back county. gers for the chance of Jionest effort and honest , , Chas. M. Mark. ’ [is not the most prosperous that divides, each v.-re;i2;2Ma,. 2:2tD4. A true copy. Judge of Probate. ... .... u'among its citizens. I hat country is infinitely Ziie. File-Eights Mile Run—Piii-m? $50. Register of Probate. jeven on less money, opens up every avenue of enjoying a Well t^mplM‘11 A given by are essentially the same thing. Van ' ARyine. till; g dinner ul I In tip tlie. dinerunre. public nolico thereof !*■■ . w: j.. 1. ' ' BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. and It is a real step forward when you open an accouiit withMs and start to build a competence for the future. As the account grows you will also find increase in the amount and frequency of your deposits, as shown in your pass book, make mighty interesting reading. Come in and let us show you. 4% on deposits FARMERS STATE BANK �PARS SEVEN THE HASTINGS B.INNER. SEI’TFAIBFH 24. IJIi. Southwestern Barry THE PRICE QUESTION ON 8HCLT7, White D ess Goods The helion Study Club will meet Friday afternoon with Miss Burtee Flower. ^I'he KUoks from the State Library are here and cap now be had at any tinje. Miss Ethel Green of Kalamazoo wa« a guest of Mis# FlorviMk* Lisinanl for ir few days Inst week Mr. Kopf of Ionia was home over Sunday. . Mr. •and Mrs, lang and leon Nichole of Kalamazoo visited Mrs. Gillespie Friday. Mrs. John Slater visited friend* in Battle (keek from Friday .until After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waistings, White-Crepes, etc., will be sold at Less Than Actual Cost. Children's Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. Some extra good bargains in Dry Goods. Prairieville, Mich. We Pay THE PRICE QUESTION Aldrich Brothers Company DELTON, MICHIGAN AUCTION SALE wilh Mr. ami Mrs. Smith nl Hick-) d.iys with Iht tlaughi. t <>ry. ■ Ghmn TagRcrt and i«■> i•••>- li->iu Mr*. I.inenln .Bush (•nb>rtniib,«l illm Tarnier District «••!•• mi •tit her niwe-'mill two nrphrws from; streets Sunday, Cmmtuck Sunday. Wm.' Busti's two of l’li.-;i. illayimi Branilsleller Im- Im'cuii| N- '., who have bc< :i \ . li^m ' of work nl tin-Kai-1 for some time, relni m .l hoiiie amazon ami 'Mi*- Flon‘tn'« Wednesday ifigllt. $20,000.00 6,000.00 Capital Surplus __ . . J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prcs. A. A. Aldrich, .Pres. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS Dr. Donald McLcay Wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes George J. Doster L. B. Tecrpcning The undersigned will sell at Public Auction at his farm on Sec. 27, Yankee Springs township, \ miles northwest of the Yankee Springs store, on Thursday, October 1st prrinl work at tin- Kalamazoo । iurmnl. Dr. Cross ami family were Run- Commencing at 10 o’clock a. m., the following property: PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING Dark bay mare, 9 years old, weight 1200, good driver, Bay mare, 8 years old, weight 1200, work chunk. Heifer, coming 2 years old. Yearling steer. Bull, one and one-half years old. Two calves. About 55 hens. ,6 tons of clover hay. About 12 acres of coin stalks. About 200 bushels of apples on the trees. Old double harness. New double harness, never used. Single harness, used 2 years. Top buggy, used 2 years. Blanket. Lap robe. Neck strap. 5 jack screws-, new, one foot high. Numerous other small articles. II you have any work in the above lines I shall be more than pleased to figure wilh you on the job. And you will find my prices as low as ,1 ran |>ossibjy 'make them. My Other Lincs—Pneumatic Word romes Jpilll Blackman that this year Pressure Systems, .......... ............. . •■■<••■■>■■•••. IOV m lliiig along very niculy with his' siinid'i Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. DELTON. . Dr. .tones nml wife of Kan-i* vi*-। J’’ ifed ltlldr Ideeo. Mi-. Hoy GnsRill.i . la-l 1'iie.Mlay niwhl. , vi-I v Homer Green and family ju.■ imiviiig into the Kahh-r propiTlv. . Mis- Wanda 'Kelder. who h.i- f been -pending lhe -iimmer' wiihi o CHAS. DENE.AU, MICHIGAN. ilion. Ask Yourselves daugiilvr. A large ■plimi g ui-wlay i to purchase goods when the market is low and who gives vnu the benefit of his foresight. That is what this store has done; that is what it is doing now.-. At the first intimation of an advance in price wc purchased a large quantity at considerable risk to ourselves and are now giving you 1 16Jbs. of Sugar for Si.dli with a $1.00 purchase of other groceries. This latter condi­ tion is simply to^protcct us against dealers who, at this price, could huy sugar much more cheaply of us than from any wholesaler. Ask’ ypursclves this" question: 'Has your grocer done this for you? ' . As our store expense is small.and our operating expense is light: as we bin for cadi and m’ th.- diso unl-. we can MEET'ANY COMPETITION AND THEN SOME. This is no idle boast. We invite you to put us to the -'test' wiirnever y<nt desire !•» make any .purchases of • furniture.. Wc would like !.• have y-m inspect «n-r line of Bed Room Suits. Parlor Furniture. Couches. Rockers. Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, etc. Y-ou v.ilFbe. stirpriseiF ail’d pleaded with the money saving opportunities we can offer* in Furniture. 2^, Per Cent Delton State Bank A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich Wc cannot t.Hi strongly impress upon the minds of the people of Barry Cm. that when it come-s'to ITR.XTTl ’ RE. that is our strong suit.' Wc are therewith the g-kwlx We are getting in our hew lines and they will' suit you. . \\ c have furniture for every robin in the. house aud. if'yolf -liould, tic-ire any article iu>t found in our regular stock, we will be .glad to .semi and git it for you. We have the catalogues of the leading funiiture makers and it is np trouble t” make a satisfactory selcctipn. Mrs. Orren Barrel Visited in Kal­ tallied their children fram ll.i-lim and" Grand Hap ids. SundiX amazoo Thursday ami Friday. Nearly everyone from ilii- plar A large delegalimi from Ik-ll/m aud vicinity attended the Harry attended the County fail' "in- « iRo. fair on Thursday. Elmer Mantel was in Grand Rap­ id* last week. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hull ar.- mak­ ing a Ten'"ifay< visit 'with ffb-ndv and relatives in Allegfln and Vicin-; F. H. WILKINSON 'Both Phones FURNITURE A. W. Zurbtfl was calbil lo: Bo-J Chester. N. ¥.. lasf S.Munhy by tlie death'of a sister. Bertha Shultz visihd her mother1 at Hastings from Tueidny until1 Saturday of last week. Mrs. Maude ZertH‘1 ami little sou of Hastings visitwi her si-ler here, the first of tho week *•. August Froijnrt ami wife of Ba­ tavia. N. ¥.. are vimIiii-- al John Horn's ami A. W. Z-riiel -. Frank ‘Hallock, wife mid m>o, Colon of Johnstown, xisiled al Uro. Kenyim's. Monday. V«-ln Kanyon of Kalam.i/.-o vic Mr. Treesc is moving hi* family iti-d itctl her hei parents over Sunday. Guy <iiddinpe and family of from I he Williams house into one I Hastings of Mrn. Main's houses. • • HasUng were Sunday xi-ilors at Mm. Frank Norwood left lasijC. C. Sonnervlllc's. Sinn Shultz mid ...... Jjdui Tuesday morning for a • several|I .Mrs. Mrs. Carrie < weeks' visit wilh her brother and of Hast family in lhe northern part pf the>.Sunday II?, I- Free Lunch at Noon .1 t’dk nihl f;nn/|v SUIldllV. • TERMS OF SALE-AII sums of $5.00 and under cash. be given on approved 6 per cent notes. The Universal L*nguage. Tho one unlv r.- I language Is’not Everywhere 1:1,111 tho s,-.rno niUBfca! ,-rorc In played. The HOLMENTIUHCII. tv"i" r1 Charles Duffey, Prop ll.'my (Start!! im.l «if.. nf Un- Si* ch«raic,,'ri“,“' national nuallties. -inu -iH iil Salunlny and Sumloy :(l I j I W. s. Barnum**. • 1 Harry Parmalee of Eyarlj ,i I ih.t* hrefi-hero for' -•»»rrn» tiuie.' I turned ....... lo ... hi- home Monday. ■. C. M- .Blown of ’Grand Itapi.l-j 'k We'rl uie we... mJ KOPF & KOPF Sunday t|ic Over that amount one years’ time will mWe-lovcrs -verywhero find de­ llglit-ln n comiwsition. il mutlern not from.what land or dime the <<y!ipruy. halls. Whdlx r d th flermsiiy or Italy or France <>r at home, your furor­ Ito mustq sounds tiio *time.—Leslie's ''CeUlr' Col. N. C. Thomas, Auciioncer W. J. Hayward, Clerk DELTON STATE giivst? BANK REPORT Fos-mc Fnr Q<ala —Try The BANNER For. Better Job * aims r OF Odle Printing—“Once Tried, NeVter Denied.” l..-| | . I , “1,1 (II I I" Il Rank al |MI«i. Wh'ZVi.Ut It.- > h. DELTON, MICH. :4 Uf-ui’ Right Goods at Right Prices Has Always Been Our Motto Henry Flannery •in., ni.. .num A-|i|ipiii "1 i .iit'iioi) , wS."'"'"’ ■” AUCTIONEER I Inn" hiul miiiK* Intyjf Miles. If I tun <|cf n sitlr In yiiiir tirinil.v, I mu sure it uill briny others P.O. Address, Dowling, R.F.D. No.2 STOre RHEUMATISM Incipient and Chronic Cases are ctiecked by using RJIEUMA ' SOUTHWEST ; III TI..IND. Wm. Haven* add family ■ spent Suduy with Itaiikju Hurl and Bun- ' .-..i-uju,. .1 Wc have always sold you the best goods for the money. You can be sure you gel your*money’s worth if you buy it of us. . . arrrs. fpxnl Imililings.... :mhw extra biiihlhiQs. •n <'s|4lal Mik'k |*ald li> Hurrtu* tnnii. . I’lidlvMml i;« Connnervlal iUh • •Ull|H«-t 10 MIWX : b<»inx» dcpu-.llbdoK account-> . ii Fuller i* hudiling a gnr-j bktlnr* ertUncatc-. ot depot11 II- week.Art Allerding is lb" work. . ToUI........... rifllil. >'* poiKl farm ... 1211 ill It's, (prill Imildhl!)*........ in nrirs. <px>d liiiihlini|s ...... I’.’ir litre-, rxlra. Imiliiiiin-. ... 120 inn's rxti'u liiiildiiitis .... : xf> uirvb. tpnbl liidtdhifi' .... ' t.'O mir-. ixtfti Indldiiifj's ... .-m- Birds Don't Like Bright Colore. Martine, bluebird* and wren* do No matter how long you have suffered.. Hm'l cpeiil Sunday wilh Ins not take kindly to bouse* made of new, bright wood. Their instinct* or what firm of Rheumatism you may ,"'rIxre, RHEUhfA will remove the cause I' - ' haul m very til ul lhe prei- lead them to prefer the place* which ■and make you well. Cleanses the Uric! • n' writing. . j moro nearly resemble the inside* of, Add from the kidneys, muscles and joints Mi— Mabel Barber nf Knlmni- decayed tree*, in which their ances­ purifies the skin jind blood, and roSkt-s ,.'■•• epenj 'Vliursdtiy uiglil, al lie- tors have nested Trom tltne^linmvyou feel young again. It ha doctor's pre- le :n»* of AX m. Hawn- ami fuinlly..'|■ mortal. Build your birefhou’ses to suTe: scnption—free from narsJUca and opiates. the birds rather than tn please your 50 cents a bottle. : 'own tastes.—Farm and Fireside. CAItVLTU A STEUB1XS -BA.XXEH WAAT ADVS JAY—i i- ".. «.oi l coin . Jlemy Ibiula timl wife were ,:rt. Wnll Ink" S.iiupilny night nml Sn day fhe iriir.«h, of Mr. nml M Henry Fishl’i-. Georue S..'Fuller an.<l wife *i(,: Sunday at Wm. II.TUer'> in Wi Woodlmnl. • " Harriet lluui of l-Anrl i- Ib-r ■ f Fred Durkee*- p>*o(>te tlii* u.? .................... UMMI 3.300 G.ibhi II.IKIU i.lOO B.lilUI Try an order with us for a few supplies for your table in Canned Goods, Break­ fast.Foods, Hants, Bacon, Minced Hain, Cheese, etc. banners wc have Grain bags and Timothy Seed. . iu nrn’Sj. jpiiwl Indldiiiijs y... 2JJ00 Ezra Morehouse & Go. iiv-nxtsS A\t» iiFj.rbx. will !*• al Cliarle* LMiracri. urduy. mii.ii. Wm. RENKES & SON DOWLING �THE HASTINGS BANNER PAGE EIGHT WANTS MEMBERS OF HEALTH WEEK nicety inemin: «;i«. waler in kitchen. ONI CIWT A WORD. AO ADVINTMBMINTrOILIIITHANIXOINTI SEPTEMBER 31, 1M4. Mr< bUMMII Itto ANnUUNutU ■«_ « II., rnn a ti. From m. «*. Ihul.line line Amlnis. Dr. J. A. tat had a busy time of it one night reWooliin. Dr. !• rank (kirtidlmni nml cently trying to serve four Irishmen. They Will Mft*l Friday Afternoon nt Y. M. C. A. llrad<|Uiirl<*iN.lo Mnkr Further Plans. ’alany In rigid parlies Miller A- Hau l- I nml nml "enquire for W each of the four thought ot somothlng Long ----- Unconquerable. ------- ---------------------------- eUe they wanted. Thoy evoa ordered The ancient Herbert w|io ■till live' their drlnka one at a time. They ttSt-Jf Anntller ineHing '*• the coimiiiitbl. mountain territory of Kabylia often atopped feaatlng to watch the ■■•••» having lh<> rILid plans in chargo'foc; hi?rv iVninlvT h'wJ‘k *''r”-------------- ““S'**!!4 b>' Ko“*n- *«>“r "inning back and forward, whirh il U,;; >.mdai Nov is . Vanda Areb-orTurt. They md. — - ----------------------- When............... the dinner waa over the host gr>>und. <‘liailf‘s will.es. Hast Ings >2^5 per rord delivered. Photto A. r a blit with the num-1 VmJ* will Im held nt the headquarters of fln*‘.obeisance before the tlreF. Syivenler or <i«*. TolliursL Iff jewelry' »h*n 'You have done fraud," | II*.- Barry Counly t:<.mimllei» ..f the. of lhe »reneb tender the xecopd prices paid fm'p..ulln Y. M. A. lomnn-'Wafferminn nt empire. Through all these millenniums1 Far Kale - Fine Miiiimer liotfie' <<(<• i o clock. j ‘hey hove lived In their populous vlF; you run. bank of Thotnapple Like. In- . I he-n. rommitlee«me Iiinde'iii. I I***1* perched high on the tops of ctiidhiK Ihiii«<*. Iiurir mid whop, with 4i nrre land, mime fntii. • ' "I steep hills. Around them In all dlj’rii’o right. Phone Lfkilt. Ben in i I inane I'ne Side i. Anderson. II. <1 n-ctloas H a xou* of trees, with pas-: The cashier looked it over. "How'll' tore above, beginning at about three’ •I. Hayes ai Smit li. ’ thousand feel, mid the oft-ccuquered ' lahar he aiked. pointing to the | iionm iiuvi. tu»aud u.m II. |(, open valleys below, Here for vuknown ■criptlon. which read y»dirf—li: - Iimuiie .d II..1 Att.lt IH. i Itreadv’ an Rev M. Grigsby. "It la hereby certifled that the Irish jTrilow.ae. ZffVlIle rholern. -n.rl.. •-'wk. Puhlieily—M. I- W. from his trees. There are (qur sta- republic la-Indebted to the bearer. 15.. GRAIN. --------------------------------------------- , I eldllier. w. I For Rent—« t:iinrlrg| p|ea of nr,. in Kabylta—dried tigs, I'll., per-oii Willi lhe liiozingor. Rev _ " * It roadway. ! olives. bread und meat. For miles knowlmlgment of the independence ofluals. w. ........... . .. Hom a Field. Rev. C. \v. linllou atHl’Mrs.' Apply al there Is one unending succession of place ni Itniwn* Re-iau-l ||, filn<>iipr. ylmid. hi lhi>lihu- during fmr I Evhihils—M. \ Verier. R M villages set in this open forest of tigs Irish republic. .March 17, 1861." • I tod • f lh. > «dl teluiii lhe ILnl.s. A. II. Cnrv-ili. |>r. I*. E. Ful- mid olives. For Sale fihrap.—Hough l-inctj Itirn- per for roofing ami aheeting. also K.-iiamuX'W'. Mich. bill ■luff. 'Phone‘ 4<MU. -inquire KG. Merer,'City. If! For Stic—I» * ".i l-wks * xoiriiig nlmul *7.im«i locallil in] __ Im-sI litlhi inlamt town in -tI Wiiuli*tl—Poultry, l.'nhner. j <»r\. Hur-' . Colorado River. The Colorado river wan named by I HASTINGS MARKETS by the Spaniard* from a word in their ' language meaning ruddy or red. an al- • M.-iru-nrel I'rovel. turion to the tint of the water. La- ( ..rrrrln! Wiiliirxihiv I’. 3L Kre»L 2» I”' Mi- Alailha • n.k.r u„.l I ,„„k s.n, ,he v<iy li|||r r|i>TO h| llh. jilii'IU—Jlmilirhi Horton. ..u—u• o , VnUfortunel one or two of his party llwurtli E' having beer drowned in Its current | iis w,.'k. s-Hk.ima. nyiinr W cent* L>r wheal. I MaaicaM s*lt. *«. Poultry \Vaiitrd -I uni m.w local. dug 4’Iiuil -I'hniie. SflHlL—J. Kirchner. r-sliredder. for- Nil. I.mnnier- mill : Wanlcd-^A rihnI run-.. Beil Newland, S Phone |f.l tl r. Cider Mill—We will riarl tin Mich. Sale Fnr Sale—in naiuluiiiill.ii Making Flour Is Our Business 40 Years Has Put Chilli*- Fur Sulf nr llrnl Campbell, Morgan. -<• cenlAl ■.mall ami diily .’I i rents. \V<- want your pnulLry* For Sale—I Will pay higlie-t prices. Jos. ph sit naled on f <>f city liinii- French’s White Lily Flour at The Head ruiiiifiii in-ide. rWxVH: Fur Sale—«> I. C. Hni.«l For miw. Making flour IS OUR BUSINESS. For over 40. years we’ve given it our thought and study. Our aim has ALWAYS been to IMPROVE; IMPROVE; IMPROVE. For that reason you never saw French’s White Lily Flour lagging along in the r£ar. It has always been to lhe front, and there we propose to keep it We take pride in it, and the universal depiahd for it, because it stands as the result of our 40 years of experience in the milling business, and of the study and thought we have devoted to it. Sale W. IMlleii. ’Hum to t ICeiil R» ;i-..nnble li-rgi- fl j House For ItrnlEmUlin* Xhi. I ost—i'ltilil'* locket mid cli.iin with intiinl i'. Fiiiih’r |*lra«e return MODERN DETECTIVE AT WORK French’s White Lily Flour is a “perfectly balanced flour, and is the result of 40 YEARS of practical. experience inunaking nothing but this one particular brand of flour. It is produced un­ der those favorable conditions of manufacture that you will rare­ ly find surrounding flour of any other make:— 1st.—We run this big mill’ NIGHT and DAY, year in and year out. 2nd —We own the WATER POWER and LIGHTING PLANT, with which this mill is operated and lighted. r 3rd—We own our.ownmiill and equipment. Little Show for Wrongdoer When the Up-to-Date Sleuth Really Gets It isn’t a “knack" that makes good bread—it’s very largely the real QUALITY’ of the flou» that makes the difference. Inmps'J two ». pi” Fri«ln’ liillii HlU,S.-pl. r.inm (£-• I fe ' • V—____- ‘ D„ j । ttnntrd- I- Pleldire. P.'tl F-l.-l Wallllll. ■_________________ I k -For Huh’—Sugar htirrel.-.. i»>i k'fc ■!' ' rd-, lard liil-i. vinegar han. | ". t Matthew-. lul D6 lour Own Model i <r coiiiini' When you make good bread from French’s White-Eily Flour one-time, you can AIAVAYS make bread that is just as good from the same flour, if you’ll make it in. the same way, because French's White Lily Flour is ALWAYS the SAME. wild the great detective, “you • A plci.iro ji- Waulwl—Two hijf you whether, the fab.-;.: £2 . is real wool,’,vfirthcrtlie । coat’lj loamy and tom- £ | fortM*le,or v h.-thcr the p.’ clothes will lock vrell on ' r=. yen. fel .,n,.i | “Ut everything I go after—if deduction ty <desiR.-n nr c f,‘*‘ 'H'l'h'-■ i*”., "But confound It. I toll you.” aplut**ie banker, mopping his peraplr;1‘: Ing brow, nay I have nothing to > j confee»! I hare been at my doiik 2 every afternoon for tho past three ■ri t- Kline. S.-tfev MmmtnT. /inifl* lildg-- Cieleinihl. ' By running night and day, year in and year out, and having the very latest and most up-to-date equipment, we are able to make the BEST and MOST EVEN QUALITY of flour that it is possible to make. That is WHY, when you buy FrenclVs YVhite Lily Flour, you can always KNOW that each sack will be jusb4ike the sack you had before. Wmiled- "Well, why don't tou prove’lt?” dej manded Iho great detective. ' Ih-eaurt*. no'matter how hard the : wind blows, she b still his mother." j retorted the banker snrcaatlcally. . ... ..... । "is that a species of the capricornua w qd. hard and -on wirier in hunkydnry on your wrirl?" cried the kil* hen. Phone iKHlt. I.: A. i.ain 1 great detectlvo suddenly. _________ ■ _ ; • 'Where?" said the bunker, niid flubg i»r Suh'—-Al 'a bargain acres,1 ul* hla wrltd. Quick us u Hash of butwilh lw<< --I-, of good iitiildingi.; t’ re'l lightning the great detective llin-e mile- notlhw. -l of Na.-h-j Belied It. stabbed It sharply with a Ville, one half mile from ‘•cIiih4;| small stiletto tfhlch he bad concealed g....<l f.-ne. -, M.fl and hard wal-r. hi his hand, and as quickly whipped Will sell IIII III' i'1 tirres willi (lff h|„ 1||U |o Mtch th(> r,.sulUnt „lx ........ ..... -__________________'’'..Iran. drop. Of blbod. 1 I Store anti see “-I I JO” | ' Blue Scr;;.t S; t rial and j other Clothcraft ruits and overcoats, fur xoijrsell. Tiivy’n- all f.uarI cnli.’d pure wool, and it | won't take a minute to I r-lipinto a .tout tbut’siust ’ ri’ht for your ane, height i and chest measure. iiiiiniruli • Why thc^c particular clothe,? Well, because we’ vqjookcd over every­ thing that .sells between tea and twenty-two dolJars, and we can’t offer you as good value for your money in anything but Clothcraft. G. F. Chidester "The Beat tar the Money Store*' If you have had “baking troubles” in the past, why continue ’ using the brand of flour that you have been using? i night he examined them. Tannic mid’ Just full of it." b0 exillte.J. "He could never get himself In that condition without attending tango teas every afternoon for months! M. Bilks. Now to Identify the brand of tea by Wanted—Al E. Bund SI., City.' the acid, thus locate tho hotel that Uliildle lined eoillpolenl Wommi iol do general house work. ■ Modern । woman—and presto. hla wife gets her hou«o. two in family. Wmiex divorce and 1 got a 110,000 fee—hoe ‘ ‘ ~ *- |dnei‘ hee!”—Exchange. -for right party; .Iwk Notice—Uy Mi,ii,l:iv : Cloihcraft stands for Better workrnanuhip, better designing, money . saved and put back into fabrics and linings— clothes that will faft as well as they fit. Cpme in and see us. Why not try French’s White Lily Flour thd next time you bake? Your Grocer or Elevator man keeps it. Insist upon hav- ’ ing French’s White Lily. Don’t accept anything that is claimed to be “just as good’’-r-because it wofft be. 1 | vale home. ORiee. mill Tied | v-iyi Iwk I , .|ni 1 . Inquire at BANNER |wk : Allcnlion—TIm>m« wishing “ cliimI liny* nr furnaces- cleaned |>lea>e nidify nl once. Phone MOB. ;W : For Stile—full blooded light | Bmhamns amt one rooster. Phoig118-3 rings. . ?Wfc* For Halcr-R ronin hmise. nearly new in Mcond ward. Bard and soft waler, gas. * Plrone H8-3 1 nogs. -• 2wks Mrs. O'.FIsnagau—'Come here, ye obstinate young Irlah raakil. an' put yer-hat on! Shure. If ye hadn't got especially particular in the blending of the grain we use. This with our perfect and thorough system of milling,"im­ parts a “flavor” that.you will find in no other flotir. - Wethat are 1,1 the sllfnce of Ma laboratory Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor that contralry! IV. II. II. N. Mccllna. Tlie Woninn'H lloinv* Mnwionary Society of the Melhndiri diun'li will meet wilh Mrs. Emma Snyder on WoditMuay ofternfton, Seplemarr 30. Every member fplease be pt-Ment, Middleville. I ■ nnuiiirirrc suunn �JHE HASTINGS BANNER SEPT. 24,1814—20 PAGES. .^'glimpses of has TINGS 35 YEARS AGO CID IMS Flffi HS iHED'l SilltVES ORIEWAI CITIES[— SHOW................. utiitniHL UHILO oitun sitNwrMyuMihb Smi'iiiiioMi fl cannot be imaginRL------------------------------------------------------- J • "V',w Drive* Rheumatic Pains Awcy, from the blood and drive it out of the system. p Relieves Backache and Blad­ It matters not how old you ue or I der Disorders After A . how long you have suffered, Croxone i Few Doses Are so prepared that it is practically. Taken impossible to lake it into the human Sleep disturbing bladder weaknciier, Lackache, thcumaliim, and '■**> ,ro3n>’ o|her kindred ailments y men so commonly cbme with tledini:.g years, need no longer be a source of dread and misery to those who arc comes all such disorders because it re­ moves the very cause of the trouble. It soaks right into (he kidneys, through the walls and linings; cleans out the httle filtering glands and cells, and gives lhe kidneys new strength to do their work properly. It neutralize' and dissolves the poisonous uric acid substances that lodge lu the joints and muscles, causing rheumatism; and makes the kidney: filter and sift •ut all lhe poisonous wa.tc i.-.att.-r A Mitihls Forlrreis Js ,<hir. Gud_" i mighty fnrlre** i* our God. A bulwark never failing: mr helper Hi- amid tlie Hood . of inoral j||* (irevailing. , ------------- PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO II. . On-oue side; ■ . - :S,J। little wmnl I ; lance of one block, I counled *e\enty three women ttoli.-iiing Ihim- Extracts From News Colums nothing bit prisons It- li­ . of the Hastings Banner, innai.-i m Hublisjwd June 1879 !■ ------------------------------------------ ............... -------- Buckeye's Ahead? svhich-t,* drawu up by a lamp* roppl The Grand Deliver) «’• .Middleville and wiiidla*- by steam. I'he ma-, *■. On Saturdnj Lust. FOR INMATES I bars like nn animal cage. Lystem'without-results. You will rind it different from ajl other remediei. ninu iiirnimun mi in numn ■■ । •'....r K.-.-p.-r r...... u-/..- at । There . is nothing else on earth like1 RICH AMERICANS WHO SHOW ILL «»••• y it. It starts to work immediately nnrrnnio iun cwniuiniiinr Much to our *orrow. in lh>* < atibland more than a few doses are seiBREEDING AND EXTRAVAGANCE ,,f 'i-i'iv.-*, i.liiiw*.- and Japan-: Mid.il. dom required to relieve even the . Wr *aw ;i fi-w Win'-- -lav.-*. most chronic, obstinate cases. i I'hc following morning w.- rod.-1 • reaper* and It is the most wonderful remedy ; Camic in ii Ship l.oml lo Bombay. - *'i a virlm ia v.-ry h. through 1' ehiria very eat earlj. that place a* •f il.u-Hv thickly twnnil.it.-. populatedI .h di— — ever made for restoring the lifeless ■ ll“- '•'“** orpa__ e... .... -,rpans ... tn --------health-----------------and strength and Credit lo I idled Stales. ridding the system of every partich man her .of uric acid, and you can take il with W the utmost confidence that nothing j Monday. Nov. JH. ' 1 night. on earth will so quickly cure such j The two day* al Bombay ,. , We conditions. ... , I ph'iily. It i* nol u sight’ seeing I o\er twelve feel •upint.- with lif-!! You can obtain an original pack- icily. It hn« a i>o|xilntion of one' teen men silling on the iloor. tail-'.if.. ■..! age of Croxone at trifling cost from |millioii. mid when x-i-n from Mali- : wring or trying to mat..- .Iio>•-----any first-class druggist. All druggists , |,ar ||d| does nol seem latter Iliad hardware, etc. We i ?hre “ "•'■I- Bombay bay i* lM-mi- the Grant Hoad, ami i machim the puichase price if Croxone should nlauiing many large ------------------- < -• •»t.U In ■> ,u.£l. ...fc ■ .. ....... .. ;ln.,n ------------------whal a hiili-ou* sight, "ur main About boai*. II .is surrounded by high olijecl of ihi* early drive, wa* ii':ijl.ki hill* and moimluiii*. I only wt«lt 11 i*il I heir native Hnxaar. ;d*o going j (1HII '.j- vyreiuomi. Hanknijiltj Notice. ymt.imuld .liuxc.li>Luu_ui_auc.roum ;il; Ju.-Hi.i_w|i.-i.-+t-tf»o* • Xv|.(; j,aid all ntbl • Il 1 nf men tiiixombh* from Arabia -mid nock, ;i*l. iiHiit otillyim: province.* ' n. u-.-l -hil>t>l> \y.- drovi- to Millibar Hill, nndi \ITiV in and Hie Bay sUIie wealthy Parsers or Sim Wm. nd .as morning ayd we female IVhnl l|ar ('Annul Kill. per minut**. imipinu >•!• ran. real War «ill forwdrd- erond kiln will j Prine i* building a I miner of'.•ireiiuih. In- sprang lie 1*1 waiil. -ward. grasped the r<-|:im'*nt:il in Hr. I'pjobn * I ‘J3/** 1,1 dniitf'-i- of ,1 bloom mid jJfnk'm. and *lnmtmk-->;iv.i th.- rticiimi. Many the .lohtiyon D. ltd I. on reading lhe petition by I. bid we in mjr own slrcnglli confide. .•aid Bankriipi for dischnige. it i* ' I Ordered by lhe Court. Ihnl n Th*. innb •urn-1 a"‘ ed. d •Y'ih . : used throat. twi**- very Ih-aulifiil. Mih.Ii.-iII r. heroi'in filled . Should threaten In undo tn. •’•• will nol fear, for God hath'will­ • «... Illi•.IIU ed (iliom-r -Iinnld not be uriinldd. His truth lb Humph through us. Iiallle||e|i|; Th.- mortal life also: The Inuly they may kill: Gods truth nbidcih still. Mnrrlrtl By JtiMlre Gould. From the German of Martin1 -Frank S. Baki-r. agyd 32 year*, l.ulluT, by Frederick Henry Heike, of FpH,:jH>ri,..and Airs. Edna- M. ■| <du-.v. ag<-d 2K y<;nr*. of Irving | lown-hip. il;iuglil>-i' of Wellington , on Snltirdliv for Belding, Kiibh-r. wore united in marriage by icy will re.-ine. Mr. mid .lindjcc Gould oil September 17. lhe eerctrthny being performed in lhe jii*ln-e'* office. • C. K. & S. Ry. Special Trains and Low Excursion Rates Moslem From Northwestern India at the . Great Mosque at Delhi. rrnne*. lhe hill* and sky light up I wilh a deep shade of red. long !••■fore (In* sun could be ,-ieen. Isaac and I .-iiHid al lhe window fully mm. Iialf'ljptir. watcldyg il light up. i jlie bay wilh the boats in It. This wdl be our happy remembrance of Bombay, as was once our view Account of the engaged a small native 1OO Mile Auto Race S. C. GRESUEL, G. P. A, ilead. These Pai see* are a great people, there are a tv thousand of them, atul a row that ha­ in eiglil year* olent. and ihmiulilful of their poor. Speaking of poor in. Bombay. we I lie occasilHI Wil? aie (old lhe Iwggar- peg in groups. They will make up iJparty of from Middleville live (o llfly go_tojiJfiiiim*. ami make life unbeandd moan-. thing lo ,* wilh Mr. Conklin's in Onondaan be accommodated in, Fi tick- under ground. seven hundred llOUls. lhe Iltp.VVnlimj .UsWhal rviravagance for a sail i>o:d Harmon nesday evening, programme, c _. ..n... ini- tarn-1* *oiiau-.i iwo i lo our gn-uLjijy. lhe Round Ilin .....i ..r ,i„. oan ..f w..,r.T-snj,. e back hi* faint. •it Bi.IJ,i:s is huv a little ■ • . oxer a v mrrmirrdmg \ ....... . i,!. mid me furnished a crew of eight that they are hungry, and to see .then- wasted and' diseased form* . . and from whal we hoar of them. I JUI"' 1H14. and enjoyed I lie rjde, bid intnd think they are lellmg the onlyi *>.- Kalamazoo, September 26th. Round trip Fare from Woodbury, Woodland, Coats Grove, and Hastings__ ■ $1.00 Shultz\ ■ .75 Cloverdale __r___ _ __________ _ _________ _ . .65 Delton and Mi!o_____. .50 .1 .|.r,>«. IM l. now.......... l-tlwlitx. Ita «n-kof epar-. Etui R. *av* "you I J^’nlif Brigg* refuni’il homo •tiler. IHw I* il I. W. ’ from Drinkwaler. ikmada. Saluniay Ike! we have vi,*iled yotirJh'L ■ I pe;.r tree, jind lhere ii I A|r. and Mr*. Harp- Vernon from in all il- glot>-, and ha* «»tiejTennv—j-e. ar- vi-jtinv hi* <i«ter, .ns pern- on ii which look*, Mr*. Irvin Brigg- and fatt|Uy_ . .n-iv.,!..i„• |..ri miii.I,'., I.......... . an.l l.air „.......... ......... nl- nr-dy Aui.-rKan-.i ,tn.h.„„| „t Mr j,,,,,, , Our 1lr.*l evening we rode -in n mn.lr.-d „,u |„u( . ............... . victoria through tlie famous (Irani . .................. ... ..-.I at .mr H.oM. «■■ I had I htu told ............ di by tualtah-1 whn-|.Z.-..l»b.tnt aluni-t Bond. Whal Highlit of immorality. t iiigim./ n|e” i- repnr xmd. that, lie. "would The RANNEIl l. •nd*, I|OW we tremble «ll fori tine .’ - .lame? and *mt ■?od- (rein-VeitnnnlvjlS-la-Marli‘y^_ Married by Judge Mack. i years tadpole Children’s Coats in a variety of colors and fancy weaves. well made in the latest designs, sizes 6 to 14 They are of this opportunity lo see lln-ni. I hours need some reflection lo.pass judg­ Hindument. They proceeded al once lo enjoy Bombay and American drinks isfy them. We talked wilh sever­ al. one man front Lorraine. Ohio. Itnd remembering «ur automobile $2.95 to $5.95 Babies’ Goats in Bearskin, Corduroy and Chinchilla; variety of colors; good linings; sizes 2 to»6 \ $1.48 to $2.50 Babies’ Knit Coats, made from the finest of yarn; white, white and blue and white and pink 25c to $1.39 . had a feeling that "they had hotter save their money, and go to a mov­ ing picture show, where they could CAPS Babies’ Hoods and Stocking Caps, knit from the softest .of yarn; white, white and blue tyid white and pink 25c to 48c - BONNETS Babies* Bonnets in Velvet and Bearskin; assorted colors and trimmings 48c HATS Children’s Hats, assorted shapes and colors 25 and 48c New York Store of Ralph, and as we -aid we were, he greeted us a* a brother. Postal cards were all sold out nt I p. m. Hastings, Mich, Th« Hypocrlto. The divine punlihineut of hypocrisy Is fatigue. Those, in Shakespeare's fine simile, whoso hearts are alt as false as stairs of sand, must really, i have much of that exhausted-sensa­ tion that comes of walking through sand when it Is loose and deep. Tho I hypocrite la that unlucklest of actors i who Is never out of a job.—O. K. Chea­ terton. ' Po-Do-Lax Banishes Pimples. Bad blood, pimple.*, headaches.' biliousness, torpid liver, consllpa-| lion, etc., come from indigestion ' Take Po-Dprl.ax. lhe pleasant and absolutely sure Laxative, and you! won't suffer from a deranged storn-i ,ach or Other troubles. Il will tone up the liver and purify the blood. I Use it regularly and you will stay well, hfve clear complexion and steady-.Verves, Gel a 50c. bottle today. • Money back if nol satisfied. All Druggists.—Adv. ANXER WANT ADVS. PAY. It s a “Wild Throw When you throw away your suit or coat because they are soiled and all out of shape. Bring them to us and we will make them look like new. A phone will bring our wagon to your door for your dry cleaning or for your laundry work. We wash everything every other day AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 243 Shulters Brothers Hastings �The Hastings Banner PubliaberL-every Thursday a( Hastings. Michigan. gbqjt Want Column. Ic a word for each Insertion. Nd adv. for less than 12 Edilont. ■ Card cif Thanks, Ic a word. Obituary poetry and resolutions? 5c a line. . OiiHuaiiei of 30 lines or less will SubacWpUon- by Mall, Post-Paid: • be published free; 5 cents per line ONE YEAR, in advanceI1J» charged for each line above the 20 BIX MONTHS, in advance 30 lines. THREE MONTHS, in advance.. .23 Notices of births, deaths or mar­ CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS riages will be printed-free as news FIFTY-NINTH YEAR per year, in advance,130 No communication will - bo pub­ lished under any circumstances un­ less it bears lhe writer’s name and posloflh-e address. Official Coll for the Republican ' Slate Couvenlion. To the Republican Electors of lhe State of Michigan: A state convention of the Re­ Mnrrintjc Licenses. publicans of Michigan is Mreby Gem-go H. Wickwire, Johnstown 33 called to meet al the Armory in Celia Phillip*, John-down..20 the rity of Kalamazoo, Wednesday, September 30, 1011, at eleven-thir­ Rcrlw.rt Hose. Hastings twp23 ty in lhe forenoon for lhe purpose of nominating liepublicmi candi­ Frank Kliuie. Ilm-tlng* twp. . dates for tho following slate of­ Mary Youngs. Hastings .... fices: Secretary of State, Stale Walter D. like. Ha-tings .. Treasurer, ■ Auditor-General, and Ida Mabie Harfy, Hasting* .. Allorney Gem-nil. and for the' Frank S. Baker. Freeport ... transaction of such other business Edna M. Tobey. Irving as may properly come befqre the1 convention. John A. MariioJI. Johnstown Elizalrelh A. Traynor. peldM Harry counlv will be.entitled to 15 delegates in tliis coiwnlion. The total number ol delegates will Unit Claim Deeds. JOB PRINTING Display kdverlising rales on ap­ The BANNER has one of lhe beail ! Jacob DeCrocker to Fein plication. Business locals and reading no­ equipped job offices m Western Crocker, parcel, sec. 33, B., tices. On first page or among brev­ Michigan and is prepared to do any kind of book and Job printing. ities, 1214 cents a line. The following cdilorial appeared in ih^Cliicago Exuniim-r of Sept. 17. ami show* what the leading ili-mui-i-alic paper .of the-we-1 thinks of th*.-, democratic law makers: It is quite natural that having failed to lake a common-sense view of the revenue problem th** President ami Congress should disagree .on the methml of meeting the deficit eauM-.l partly by Un- European war M-are, buttnore hy faulty Democratic tariff legislation. It is iiI.mi natural that Congtxws. being a iiKiiiy-he^Jed body, with mine nf its heads appar­ ently competent In grasp tlie priiu-iples of scientific laxntioii, should be Under the resolution of 1858, no delegate will b*- entitled to a seat in lhe slate convention who does not’reside in th<- counly he propos­ es to represent. . Wednesday, September 9th, 191 L| Im* been designnled by the Stale; Central Committee as Hip' day on ■ which the several counly conven­ tions in the different counties for the purposes of electing delegates I to lhe Republican Stale Convention al Kalamazoo, shall be held. The delegate* from lhe several j counties in each congressional dis-1 Iricl are requested to meet in dis-, trick caucus at 9:30 o’clock a. tn. on llo- day of the state convention.and select officers as follows^ to be prei tainted to said convention for. con­ firmation: (I) One vice President. (21 Ono Mjislnnl Secretary. (3) One member of the Cotnmitte on Credentials. (4) One member of the Commil- hills. The inriea-o- in the income tax is wisely upjioeed by tlie Presi­ Chas. II. Williams I dent, but still dallied wilh by Congress. The stamp tax on checks, thea­ Jr.. Inta 6 and 7. bloc ter anil baseliall ticket*. Pullman faces, elc.’, is noisily debated. Autonrn- ad. cily,“tH«O. Enrie H. bmgman biltt are looked u|mn with huslilily n-> lhe properly of (he very rich, lo N**aii i’. Kraft lo Hila M. Barm s lw taxed heavily, and lh»-limitations of lhe Congressional mind are tfrikingly iliqslnilcfl by |lu- serious proposal lo lax perlid in order lo parcel. Middleville. 81,750. William Jenner to Liiwrenee Pol­ strike al lhe Standard Gil Company, ler. parcel, Unsling*. Moo. ■ But *»n num- of these propositions is a majority of Jhe majority in! Jncoh Si-honiielmayi-i- lo Eugene Congress able lu agree, and apparently hone on wliicli-'lhvy show signs C. Knox, w 14 of w '4 of n- e. All Goods Guaranteed The time has arrived when the people have begun to think more about their furniture wants. The evenings are getting longer, and we naturally spend more time in lhe home. On looking around you may find that it will require some article of furniture, or perhaps a Carpet or Rug to make the home complete. Right here we wish to say that we have in stock, at the lowest possible price, everything that goes to make a complete and comfortable home. Remember you take no chances in buying of us, as we absolutely guarantee perfect satisfaction on all purchases. Miller 6 Harris Furniture Co THE SAMPLE FURNITURE .PEOPLE Ilaotinsa, Michigan. Miss Catherine Corrigan of Irv-| ing spent Thursday mid. Friday with her sister, Mrs. Glenn Moore. Mr. ami Mrs. Leo Cummings, Mrs. Alien Cummings, Cecil Conner am Crystal Brogdon motored to Ionin , Mi*.* Irene Daily will go I*' Al­ Sunday. lbion. this week lo attend college. I i’linny Russell was seriously in­ land spent Sunday with their son jured Saturday by falling from a Glenn ml family. 'building nml limbers falling on Georgu -Alloft s|icl Sunday with! him. Hi* left leg was broken twice his sister/Mrs. (>. B. Kenyon. ■ mid ihn-e ribs crushe*l in. lb- wa* Ib-n Norton mid Miss Myrtle I helpiim- tear down an did building W’ngrr of limitings spent TTiurMiuy ‘for Bennett & Prestage. night with Max Bump and wife. , T. A. Johnston and wife of Hast­ ings spent Sunday al James Swun- PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Order of Busin*-“. (5) Une member of the Commit­ toe on Resolutions. Each townsliip,’ ward or precinct HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. shall bo entitled to wch number of delegates lo the county convention of its counly ns shall be specified in the call issued by the Counly Com­ mittee. By order of the Republican Stale Central Commit tee. of agreement appeals to I’re.'idenl W’ilson. Lifayi-U** Parroll t*» Willjam II. A.. j a J.. Groesbeck. urocauecK. Chairman. The troubli* lies m lhe fact that-Congress and lhe Administration fen- Mohler, parcel, Woodland ,'village. Chas. S. Pierce. acted a tanll bill which limy have up a* pi-ifp-lion ami called U|M>n IT75.OO. _ ' Almena Geiger- to Clyde J. Mil­ Secretary. lhe people to worship. Nothing inhannunious with il,\ in principle, and i ler. parcel, See. 36, Prairieville. Si.. Grand Rapid*. in elfeet, can find favor in present Democratic eyes. ' . SI.IX). .Miss Alice McUnrlhcy will soon Isaac Hoover and family visited This holds lpie in your electric I’.litid II Tni-inir f<* I'.IviIp J Milleave, fur Laming, wh*-r<- she will their father in Sunfield Sunday. But nothing harmonious with il in principle will meet the needs of I wiring. That’s one reason tnke it course of study at the M. A. lhe existing situation. why I urge you to let me do EAST ORANGEVILLE It was a tariff law enacted lo raise revenue. It has brolighl to dcyour electric work., Yoa'll n tn Wm. E. J*din*-*<x nml Iasi Friday a son who will know it is done right and thst Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter' . answer to lhe name of Clarence! Il was n- tariff law enacted lo reduce Un- high cost of living. The n.-ville, >1.200. Doris is s|H'inhiig a few days with I your buildings sre safe if I do William I*. Jarrard IEll Mrs. McKee of Cloverdale is! homo early Friday morning. Th*friends in Mop!*- Grove. cost of living has gone higher daily since it went into effect. Wchb. 0 lots. Morgan villngi raring for ili*-m. . The fair-was well patronized by i funeral was hold Sunday al the' It was a law vnacled lu aid American business. Ils first effect was acre.*, si-*-. »i. Castleton, Sl.tW. Miss Edith Jolmcox spent th*Radical U. B. church. Mrs. Ham-1 Hie Quimby people. Chas. H. (i-iiuiii tn Qrvilie H moiMl was 31 years old and leaves wevk-erir! wilh lifer parents. Site H M of .n *4 of n. v. li, sec. 22, Karl limit and mother are both. returned lo her school in Ifnslitigs ing, |700. ’ down with typhoid fever. Tlmir; It vvas a law cnacled u» promolu prosperity. It brought adversity, father ha* been called here lo belpi Probate Court. earn for them. We all hope lhe •closed factories and increased the number of the unemployed. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION Eslnle of Edward. W. Buller, fever will soon fie broken. These me all farts written large in I In- history of lhe titlily life ami The funeral of Grandma Biib-1-' business of our people since the Underwood tariff went into effect. They let-rased. Petition for probate of HjG. Aidham aiII Hied. Waiver of police and iii.TIi was held Wednesday at IO.iMF are universally recognized except, appurenlly, al the White House ami in consent Hied. Order admitting will Teacher of Violin the House of Ik-pesrnlativj-s. •nleretl. bond approved and letters issued lo Kale L Buller, executrix. 'l he opportunity is now at hand to.correct. at least in pari. Hit- blun-l Fall TJerm Starts First Week in tiers of (he Admini-lmlmn * tariff law and lo allay somewhat the dts- Petition for hearing, rlaults. Hied. Date of hearing January 9. September. uppointnu-nl rausiMl by that futile measure. Estate *>f George and Hazel W11Jealous jnan. He Is jealous of every­ This opportunity, however, cannot be seized If the Democrats nt Wash­ body. Ho would bo jealous of a broom Studi and Residence 4*5 West ington ding blindly lo (he fetich of free trade, of even to tin- lililf-h**art>-d pointing guardian standing tn tho corner." art St. Phone 391-B. ant Anway and Frank Ji>im.-mn had lion of guardian version of free trade they .enacted into law. proved, letters , Hannuh Bachellor wa* a I three, tmrses entered and will at­ Patriihig lip Ihr law with petty expetlienlx for lhe ne caller ul the home «*f C. tend Hustings fair lids week, with fundamental fault* only makes Iho**- faults nloro ... .. -----------To plaster and Fruit Mclnto-h's Sunday. the business community over with added incomi- tnx*-s. stamp tax*-*. Petition for appointing guardian .■* S lieidt nml family of tiled. Nomination of guardtan tiled. e.X|M.n*** Of traveling men. luxes on auhrtnirk* ami dray*, Bond approved and letters issued I hl,...:i .inurt Sllllduv nl luxes on furl, lax freight bills, which will be aliilird to the consuin* i --'ii* h a poli.-y of Inilutinx and unscjenlitlc luxation will h>- an im­ position oil th.- public death knell of th.- party Yet this.h precisely ih>- policy which blind adherence l<> lhe ex­ guarditin guardian Special Notice. isting D-moctai ic tariff compels. ■ I that the city In commenting upon ihi. pru|H,Md revenue .................... Mr. Hrar.l Safety First CEO. VAN TIFFLIN Choice Candy And ICE CREAM wrote recently: "Why raiimd life D-nmcralic party abandon its tln-ori*-- which have proved fal.**-. il* policlr* which* have proved fatal? "Why can H nol cease forever taxing"»*ui- producer, forever b-»lrielmg, re«haminirsand reistfdinir <mr proiluclidn? , ... " 11 ‘li’! ■■’"il'J'Jrk 'M-n-a ut-w and i-ulmlm-tu-d policy u[ ju_ Wwmilr ....... . „ur We have had a lot of experience in making candy and ice cream and when you buy from us you are always siireof GLEAN WHOLESOME and SANITARY Candy, Ice Creani and Baked Goods. il»o that ■ighl ,f** 1 "" " '"'1 inlanrinu noil n umii.s Ihr Iqlrkct. for our pnohicfion at horn, ami abroad? "In tilts way he program ami proMM-rity for the pailv, f.o lhe gov­ ernment ami II,.. EMale’i-f Myrla L. Johnslnh. «brj-asvd. l**-lition f**r appointment *>r mlminlslralor iit--d. Dale *-f hearing. Gel. 13 F.‘lat*‘ of Rutherford I’. Bryant, a minor. Pehlmn for mipomlment of gnardimi. llh-d. Buml approved. The Palm Garden J. W. ARMBRUSTER, Prop. Phone 548 . ’ Hastings, Mich. CARLTON CENTl'lL iml Mt*. Frank Andrus ami ai-’|.l and D*m left Sept. 15 b-u. View. N'eh^ why-re they Service BAUER BROS The kind that counts. Kodakcrs from everywhere are taking advantage of our Mail Order Department. Finish­ ing of Films is a specialty with us—we have the up-to-the-minute equipment and workmen whose only occupatipn ia to produce result’s. Wc get all there is in the film. Try us once, you become a regular customer. We render bills monthly. Work delivered prepaid. The Camera Shop, Inc. RXGLA DISTRICT. Delimit Sent er nml w'ifo in*'* ■•■I t**‘ i;he*i*-r Sundny lo **•<* lath-r* sister. Mr*. Snyder, who hirm-*| liQiue with them fm School let out Thursday for th*: fair. Adelberl Wnmleriirh was absent from school Friday on account «»f l<«nslli|i< • James Lancaster and wife. Will sirji-kkind ami wifo.wyrw Bunday vi-imrs mH near Hastings. Clayton . Laiscnby and family were down-friihi' Conklin and «|temb-d tin- fair with.Adelberl 8ej»- Opposite Monument Park ' li Murn Ah. Grid Ripits, Mich. wi-*'k-*-inl with her daughter, Mrs. It. Allen in J lasting*. ' ; Kbl. C. I . McVagli nml F. R.l Eastman <*f Grand Rafdds: Ehl. Weslworth of Balli*- Creek: J. F. i R.hiI of C...>|i.Tsvilli*; J. Evans of.! tb-dar Lak*-; l r*-<l Chuk of Uanomi Cily mid M. Hoyt of Sami Lake, ‘pt-ni Fritlav ami Saturday wilh; II. A*k*1plms of Allanlti. Go- and the MbA-s (hl.-ll of Hasting* vHting» visited at c. |„ Smith's last week, also Mr. and Mm. Harrison of Chnrlotio. - and wile of Detroit visited frond* nml relative* In-re J|ie past .week. Mj.s Minn Buck left |«*t Wed­ nesday for Whittemore where, she will I rar Ik Zene Huck of-Bailie Creek is ‘pending a few days with his folks ARE Headquarters for Good, Clean Coal Cream of Pocahontas Lump Lehigh Valley Anthracite Bauer’s Famous White Ash Massilon Washed Nut Washed Egg and Coke All kinds of Wood—Split, Slab and.Cljunk The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co PHONES 2S4 AND 224 Friday. ■BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY, �THE HASTINGS-BANNER. SEPTEMBER 21, tfiH. ty, if they fail to Win. nr excel m quality, if they are -• fortunate a* Iq capture the "blue.’’ If you are a lover of pounlry and enlhasindk* you will find much pleasure- in tn—img and conversing wuh other poultry lovers and ••uthusiast*. Even llmugh you think ymi uro qtiih" well mfiinnfd in i-ouliry *ulijerta you will llnd <q>|Mirtuuily .to add murh and valuable inlurimiIton to the poljltry kuowleilge al- Increase VAI IIP YOUR IALVL BE THE BEST FARMER IN YOUR COMMUNITY YOU COME OUT AND BE A LEADER You have the opportunity! Department “THE ONLY TRUE GUARANTEE OF EMPLOYMENT LIE$ IN SUPERIORITY." Now a Word About Our Free Employment Department and rliniiK- All yon This department is under a' separate and thoroughly competent head. The employment rec­ ords of the Institute are complete, giving detailed inionnation concerning salaries paid, qualififfications required, etc. ■ The Institute can assist in tinding a place for a student where a given service is required, but the student alone can hold • the position only by being qualified. Here is where The Institute is Of great value. Wc have the etticient equipment, the qualified instructors, the best location in­ quired to bring out the best there is in you, and with our splendid Free Employment Depart*ment. there is no better place'to prepare for a life ol active, aggressive business."r Write today for full particulars. thick* an- hatched I heir TWO YEAR WINTER COURSE IN AGRICULTURE IH-Jlrr much If you expect to follow farming as an occupation this course will be of great value to you, We would like to tell you more about it. ELKVtM Free Employment Alfuirn For Lldrken Miles. have not .had any Irjilher at all i mile* among my fowls tin* year. I think it is all *<Au< io tlie yenermi* n-e of alfalfa. The hay is guthend very gr—n -ihat i*. There arc always plenty of people to fill lhe commonplace positions and to attain the half-way success in life. You have lhe push and energy! need is our PAGE with (a an.l usually liavlisitinn where one had many, diotild buy bales of alfalfa Michigan Agricultural Collette I lie 'dark, for the LANSING, MICHIGAN belter Ilian <>n sialo 61-169 (.as* Ave.. Detroit. \n i)lM|iuililh jitiuii. Ihlli-rcuti I* fail* Lak. Let Us Supply You With ' Fresh Vegetables I getting r.'.llliei: In pull Look over this list of good things to eat and save money by buying here. li.ibll ■ame feature is seen m mult Fancy Sweet Botatoes, 7 lbs. for............................................... 25c Spanish Onions, per lb.................................................................. 8c Green Corn, per dozen............................................................... 12c Green and Red Peppers, per dozen ....................................... 15c Tomatoes, Best Quality, per bushel....................................... 75c Pickling Onions, per quart ...................... 10c Osage Melons, Large, each........................................................ 10c Water Melons, Sweethearts....................... r ............................ 10c Concord Grapes, per bushel....................... .\....................1.00 Celery, Large and Well Bleached, per dozen...................... 25c known. IHIW a bird us big as III- I'lymotilh Hie l.eg||<nn< E. C. Russ & Son M. W. lltck*. Penny Wise lots whose hints are compel mg for honors at our county fairs, and among lhe beginner* ,< of Poultry ay for lhe Hist lime ihi* fall. If yuw M'cured foundalimi 'hi tine- hi save on first .good care, and right mmuigemviii. most nutiind vvny of hi-niing thrrr tuHiac.- i* nn rdxunimillollnnd Furnaces gh’r elemi, Wbo ii heating up the homes of wTvrn bent, with cunt bills rut in ila-uiiigi with -Holland Furnace* ludf. Edward .lacks Martin to live Ilian line., an.l a half year* old, a ifatbn lie-1 tale last fall. kge of six weeks they M-il Jaek»<;n. are nt lending run out.door* every day up normal al Kalamazoo. * npddle <>r Ihciquber. and al Km'ii In nr. and Mr*. II Iltal. time w-ie full fealhervd and I hi illy. This -hows somelliing Smith. Sept. 13, a daughter. tdaitil whal rim In- done wilh nn old Brogg entertained 50c . THE COFFEE RANCH J Street Hastings, Mich. IHASTOraS BUJSHKESS EXOBIAK®: 130 East Coaler Street Pfame 13S TO. A. DUMB, Min Leave It To Us! Why Not? We are in position to give you the best service possible in the purchase of your meats. We aim to give you satisfaction. You can't go wrong in leaving your meat trouble* to us. Just phone to us and wc will deliver fresh, juicy meatsqt your home. BESSMER BROS Phone It* Tlie Meat Mark cl Mm lliLslinas Mich. IMKir readier NEW SHOE SHOP |iulhd* f..r breeding vxhiblt ll»l ii*.« iinmtiliu- timilie Do You Want the Finest Tea you ever Drank?!.1,.OH a-e^w k-nerally thnl No. 119 North Michigan Ave. ALL WORK GUARANTEED EVERYTHING IN SHOE REPAIRING YEARS OF EXPERIENCE frbiii" two (>• llni of roiupan-um | Il is jtisl whal you ouuhl lo d". Ih-giimer, mi overcome your lumdj'l!.’. Iinlclied ri.un laidby puUuls| .IjiiL^liiucr. ...Mr., and Mrs. . 1-liukas.greal' "Imier’liateTTir‘syiiiuaThy of llieir .Ra»l- hi make a careful solet-liuil -I bird* -4na| tired f< hatched youngster.* i '•fail'd'* from Hie Olliers, idl’d to exhibit. The McLachlan Buxine** Untvenity oflen ihi. education. Sienolypy. Shorthand, Saleemamhip. Bookkeeping. Higher Accounting. Commercial Matbemancs, BurineM Law, Burncii Correspondence and Buaineu Methods are what you need. William in lln^i- i.iugh and (jigged ul- whoso upptfUraiict owner would like, Put Up Especially for Us. in Cnnfer- lierrs..........................................................$6000 SMJOO S12000 $20000 aerrs ....................................................................................................... ««<»> acres . X50U0 S-'IMMI $'.M00 urn** .. gilKMI JUIIMI....S72U0 ill acre* ....................................... S1600 lo M500 ......................... 11000.....No building*. ............................. $1000 $1500 $2600 5 acres .................... ’....................... ............................................F2000 $2200 Small tracts readily obtained. Home* in Hastings .................... .9700 to $1000 Ia»ts in Hastings ........................ ..$125 anil up 160 150 Tit 1211 Iwginner Or write IL C. Hrdninn, Jainshig, Mich. ARBUTUS gone Al lhe anol her year. weiftlied molt ing Ihey Finest Japan Tea. tho ,s" “ |j,,n J. W. TIBBATTS, Hastings, Mich. Buy a|d to mo armind half naked thel most of Hie summer, devoting nil• an.l Thr llbl Urns An- Vnltinblr. protein than i* contained in corn Exhibit Your Birds nt Your Krrp «rnn<" nlrt hcn*1. They are Comity Fair. worth mu. Ii more f.o- loenlmg LEIGHTON. pui|M>..-. ili.in pulh'l-. and many nt and Pound Foolish' j »v TinniTru J. H. rtlinATTS >11*11 .. hniMM'dhiiity mid prob ably Mill fm- quite u while. ev«‘ii i MHIlehndj dot’s claim InlEIVe then I. If you will add n* murh <>f Hila department In Intended to give while middling.*, emu nu-al and our HulMu-rllicrH the bent and most re­ IP I told you I wa- aiminu al gluten feitl In the bran and llflevii liable InforniaUun wc enn obtain on these kindly problem* myself jmi per rent lirrf scrap you will have the Irabjcctn they slcaira explained. In asking qumliotw actul full Information. Sulmcrlbeni aro requested to eontrlb- The Grocers Telephone 16 wdl probably be forgotten. 3. Your ration max’ no’l contain! sulllcibnt mmend matter lo enable i feather normally. Add, The Hastings Business Etrhange wilh.murli care has prepar­ ed for all comers, that wish to invr>l. the largest variety of Farm luiuds lo srlrcl from rvrr pul on Hastings Ileal Estate Mar­ ket. Favorable conditions now confront us and Hie slogan is "Land, laind, IjuiiI, Cull, Ser. Invesligalr." know the Standard requirements of m<vjliis should yuur birds, and linvO b-arned whal me Ih- disqualifying defects, then moiling period always round a linn intelligently. If nrr Poll.hing Wood. d molting liens, tn me that this . Ta reMofe and pollgli ebonlzetj wood, rub all apota the way of tee grain with finely pulverized pumice atone and oil and fhen polish with a aoft dry cloth. Carefully done, thia will make ebonlzed 1 furniture look like new. W. F. PRIEST MICHIGAN HASTINGS. Soft Soap Uatd With Concrete. Excellent-Carman Roads. A eolation of soft soap Instead ot Great attention la paid by the city of Madgeburg, Prussia, to Its bicycle roada. Ono can ride many mile* in t proof concrete in building the found*ith^atretcbea of ,lon of ft <raln ’levator on a rtre< the country on smoot J । bank in BudapeiL road. McLachlan "Business University 110.113 Pearl Street Grand Rapid/. Mich. 1 ■ . Barry County Map The prize of $5.00 in Gold for the best map of Barry County was awarded to Lyle ■ E. Harper of Middleville. Had there been a second prize Vern Blanck of Assyria would have secured it. I wish to thank all the boys and girls who contested. C. E. HARVEY North Side Pharmacist Hastings, Michigan •ding i*ur|M>: jscleclion for you. Birds Hint have I b-eii. handled a great deal, and Peculiar Trouble leather Pull­ I made unafraid and friendly appear ing— Feat tier Slow ly — ltd ion I lo much belter advantage when in cisips for exhibition than do birds my young eilickK? Ithnl are frightened at. Hie approach of nvery passerby. Birds “of co|- mice they get »ome trouble m ilicir jor" should be clvan-d. and their backs mid cannot walk straight. It plumage brushed .smooth before, .'—m* li> he Kom-l.liing wrong wilh I sending lo lhe fairt mid all while j birds should lie washed if. they What cause* them I io enhance lhe appearance of lhe | fowl* w- are placing -in conipeliitirni with bfjjerh. Maliy a realty | fine hirdzhas lost the blue fibbon I because of neglec.lcd or cnreles* prepanllion for lhe .show room. Having decided lo exhibit, write bwthe secretary of you counly fair •for entry blank and shipping lags, and if no premium list lias I... .. previously sent to you request him lo send you ope. In this premium list you will find niles’and regula­ tions governing Uie entrau— and exhibition of poultry, and make yourself so familiar wilh these that there will |>v no tUnger of ig­ noring or trui.*gre».«ing'an.v olie-of them. ' • Nol only send your birds to the fair, but go yourself, and spend much time in the poultry room, [comparing your birds with others or your nreM. thereby learning I wherein your birds la< k in quali- COAL and al of foathei-s. They seeiirto fealliei very irregularly What cause Ihi*? ' They un* all ynung chickctis aud h.lvf a large run. Thet rrarked coni ami wheat and div bran betmv Hkiii alt the turn-? l li- y fa.no plrnty of gr—n -lulT as thoy have a large clover nubft. M. • L We cannot (eH- whal ihi* H-nulil.- h \ iration ili.in Dray may be 1..- al irmible is Yuur at fault which ran*— weakness. Tim, fiici Hint Ih-y |.-.ifher irregularly and slowly would indicate this2.’ J-entber pulling is n vice that fowl* get into, arid I* ultftkllv I lie result of Idlenes*. .Many remedies have been suggested which have worked well in some instances and not so well in othera. A good ar(iclti on Hie subject appeared jn lhe A ▼ ▲ 2 ♦ ▲ “ ♦ * ▼ > ♦ Wc htjvc All Sizes of ANTHRACITE, POCAHONTAS and other SOFT COALS and at prices that will be satisfactory to you. Now is the time to place your order, as delay may mean higher prices to you. ■ . . Wc think it behooves the consumer, under existing conditions, to care­ fully consider his wants and not Wait until cold weather to buy his COAL. It is certain that there can be no further reductions in the present prices, and we should like to have the consumer take advantage of the present prices while wc can offer them the opportunity. - , • ALWAYS in the market for GRAIN, SEEDS, BEANS, ETC., and can sell you rlour. Bran, Middlings and other feeds at current prices. Give us a friendly call. Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc Dealers In Grain, Beans, Seed, Kay, Coal, Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc PHONE 150 HASTINGS. MICH ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Our Students Win in ilw» exacting battle of famine*, life. We place more Bookkeeper, and Stenographer, annually than any other two businoM achoola m Central. Wetter* or Northern Michigan comfamed. Let in mail you tbe proof. Catalog free. �T1IE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 2i. tail. TWELVE idCaxtrell A Superbly Constructed, Fully Equipped, Big f Roomy Ifive-Passenger Family Automobile Equipped with Gray & Davis Electric Starter and Lighting System $55 Extra It Has Been Repeatedly Said “The Maxwell 25 at $750.00 is the World’s Greatest Value in Automobiles.” When you own a “Maxwell 25” you have a car that you are always proud of—a car that you do not need to apologize for, a car that isn’t a per­ petual subject for jest—but a handsome, dignified streamline car that stands up and delivers at all times and under all conditions. More than that —the “Maxwell 25” easily keeps down expense on Gasoline, Tires, Oil and other costs of main­ tenance. If you could see the immense plants at Detroit, Dqyton and Newcastle—if you could sec the acres of newest automatic machinery—if you could witness the thousands of expert workman hustling thru the days work—if you know the mil­ lions of dollars of capitial behind the “Maxwell 25,”you would be as enthusiastic about this wonderful car as are the hundreds of owners. Investigate The Maxwell and You’ll Be Its Admirer Maxwell 200 Mile Test and Then==Every Maxwell car is given a run of 200 miles, and to make-assurance doubly sure, the engineering department swoops down on the production department at irregular intervals, takes a chassis off the floor and sends it for a 500 or a 1,000 or a 5,000-milc “cross-country” run regardless of road conditions, rain, sun or snow—to see if the production department is main­ taining the Maxwell standard. . Nothing But Poor Eye Sight Should Keep You From Reading This There are thousands of people who have wanted a fine large, roomy motor car, fully equipped, one that has all the elegance and luxury of a fifteen hundred dollar car—smooth, even, gliding movement—easily operated—beautiful in design —powerful in operation—handsomely finished and / upholstered—they have it in the “Maxwell 25” at $695 The 1915 Maxwell “25” Outclasses at Every Point Even The Splendid 1914 Model Il lias a graceful slreanillnc IhhIx of ample capacity fur lhe adult passengers. JI is bandsoincly linishnl ami upholstered. Crown frialt t s, rounded radiator ami pcrfei-Uy lilting lop add lo the artistic appeurauen of the cur. < Thi*MM|tiartrr elliptic rear ‘springs in connerlion with M*mi-elliptic fnmt springs same slw tins all urmimj nml deep Mail-.upholstering Insure comfortable rilling qualities. Gasoline tank located iiuliril.isli eowl with filler mi dash, logetler with carburetor ndjiistincut control and speedometer, add lo the emitcnii-ncr of the driver^ Ij-fl side steer. electric .him, centre rrniiml. thrrr-smiM sclrclhr transmission.* rone rluleli. loot accelerator itigi large,sen iiv ami emergency brakes make lhe drivinq of a Maxwell Mire mid safe. A new feature of the tati-sl .tfayucll "25" Hint will be appreciated by tiunij, especially mi In the short or very Infi man, is an adjustable front .seal. If electric starter and. electric lights arc desired, tie equip lite 1915 Maxwell "25” with the efficient Gray A Davis system for additional. In designing the Maxwell "2»" <ar we lime aimed to inert lhe requirements of the in.ui who knows what tic wants; who wants a cae of standaid design; win* thinks lie lias siiltlcienl intelligence lo handle a three-speed transmission mid knows its superiority; unit, finally, who upprrciulrs the value of more room and .inure rmnforluido riding. If that is the kind of-rar you*hate been looking for, you will Il ml II hi the 1915 Maxwell "25.” A. E. BASSETT & COMPANY Budd S Black’s Carage NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN �PAGE THIRTEEN THE-HAHTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 21. 1911. WHEN RENOVATING IS NEEDED TUBERCULOSIS IS NOT ^524 ASSYRIA. ABLE TO EAT A FEW TRIFLES Silo niliog seems to be Lhe order of the day. Star’s Appetite Had* Not Completely Mr. and Mrs. John Sylvester re­ Failed, Judging by the Dinner turned lo Battle Cr^ek. Wednes­ She Ordered. Furniture. day. Mrs. A. 0. Haskell of Tennessee ..The theatrical manager leaned wear- is visiting her parents .Mr. and Brown—Ubo turpentine colored with AKE Mrs. O. Philips. burnt umber, yellow ochro or burnt HOST PERSONS' LINGS the hotel. AT SOME TIME AF­ elenna, according to tho depth doMr. and Mrs. Albert T. Shepard attended the Barry Counly fair' aired. FECTED. The manager shruggod bls shoulders from Wednesday until Friday. ' Gray—Mix gray In turpentine, allow­ without replying. Webster Hastings visited his Ing ono ounce of liquid japan drier to . “Good business?" fattier in Grand Rapids Wednesday I oae pint of «uin. Apply with a brush. IRULES FOR SUCCESSFUL The manager evaded the .question. evening and Thursday. and hi five minutes wipe over with a TREATMENT ARE SIMPLE Mrs. John C. Tompkins is vlsit-J soft doth. By adding a little terre lore the tcaMn'a over. My •t*r'$ sick. ing her aunt. Mrs. M. 0. Tucker-^ j ton verto to thia formula you will have .1 she "hrcurflea to the theater at man iir Battle Creek. I Whr-. She is very greoo; or by adding a very llttlu white I'alh-nt Should Not Use PermtMioti poorly from the effects of hay fev-, | night ahe'a hardly able to get through lead you will have pilver gray. That DIwiim* Sjmploiiw | ,I her wqrk. Sho aaya the can t eat any- -Mr*. Jay Prescott of Allegan* is| Violet Stalo—One ounce of cudbear, I I thing." ono and a half ounces of carbonatetof { . Just theft the telephone bell rang.1 'isiling among her mitncrous potaMlum, ono pint of hot’water. -Ap-j Pruhnbly every nite InhidiM lllhrrTho clerk turned to answer It. At! frii-nilH-in Assyria and Baltin Creek! ply with a sponge saturated at one end rtthiHiN genu* nt m>iii>- lime, mid ill with the color. Ihc lung* of tmwl person* ilu-n-.itn* ter listening for a moment ho aald: al l,r,’H,’nl«•’>’• aU'1 •',M' Kcnnt^ty w.-n- giv-l White Enamel-One pound of white "hewing wh.-tv Hie lui.eii’u- "Walt till 1 gUt H pencil. I've got to write that down ” 1' “ a surpriso ill the pm.onng.j. slnc, one pound of white Icatj and vtir-: ""J*. i* ll,'‘i’?ir!r?' ° h"'? ho he wrote he rooMted: “Mock «>’ "v.-niug. by Hi- m.-m»i.n. Add«ra).i, w,ta ,tae.k»' 11 i"■. Put nave iie.-n <i~*i।ii ab no A. wrote repeated: “ ■ iiers mid fn.'iids of liii -ehurch., ■M l~d .Mil II l> i u!,'r JonM.mnU™,' “SJiiUfc. porter- j Si<-kn<’«< nnd other unavoidable rir- i I _°.u stcak' ha,f n ch!ckrn' kept whim- al limno; Ebony Palm— Dlsiolvn dry lamp­ black in turpentine. Bao mm ounce of. ' Then ho shouted Into japan drier to a quart of paint. 1 .Mis* (India Fhoch entered sidmul slirnclli. fever, nfclii swealn. and How many Is that dinner■ Monday. slam-s of lhe J®"*”’’ French ' Poltah — Shellac, three ab'cnl in ........... Miss Hazel Shullx wenl lo Vpsi- I for? One? ounces; beqioln, three ounces; boiled She will utleiid! Then be turned to thn manager.. latiH. Monday. IlnseraJ oil one and a quarter ounces: "Tliufa jour 'alar’s* dinner," be aatdI the Normal school this year. methylated aplrita. two pinta. Dis­ huiiM-lf tii.il lii> xyinfiloms hav> Miles Schroder nllcn<|e(| the! solve and. niter. Holl Aanru-l Into a I county fair Thursday, at lla-lings. | ball three inches square. Saturate this not lose valuable linn School Items. with |>olli>h. then put about it a piece When Bryant "Came to Town.” | No absciil Jtor tardy mm ks last' of very tbtu muslin, then put a drop of When Bryant camo to New York he! linseed oil upon thia pnd and rub upon found no literary min, nol an editor W(. n|<,. (1|| ,<Ul| nf (j,,. j tho article with a circular motion. thing for him lo do is lu ho exam­ who war. living by his -pen. Both Ir-I OUs premiums liuiL were awarded! Sandpaper down the polish when dry ined al oiir<- ,by a physit-imi whr vinr and Cooper had begun to be sue- |,, our school nl the Counly fair,, crasful. it Is true, but both of them last week. Murh of the tredil is' Shellac applied to natural wood An­ had somit little tn'redllary fortune and; due lo Mrs. Lynn Shepmd and' have gained a foothold in his lungs another rallies. Verplanck and Sands [Mi"" Stine for beginning Illis work | tibes covers marred spots. he .should give himself lhe be.it posweru lawycni. Halleck waa In the men [ hist yi’.’ir. , cantile business, and Drake waa a .^'5 ,,n *'’**'* *^*e lhl.«. >thing depend* on Uses of Kangaroos. IH.o-dnii,,.,. So on. -■* 0— '"JJ, . ............. , I incut early. In Australia kangaroo farming Is an ........................ . ................ •« n™ad.» , ’p.‘Sch„_|,.'r. Important Industry. Tho hides are ■■ nr,- i.rows a ...mpln exampin ..a aau .n.mpi attempt ,o io II..1 iivoi rf,„. (l|. ||1(, ||,1,. enu i„lliru (ifu|| j, ,|lal roii'iliiiiilion; Un- following valuable, and th? tendons extremely Hie, most imporhmf factors: . ,j by by literature, although although tho tho city nowi noviM 5,.||| .||| p, p, lhe i|l(.’s<'hool. school. fine: Indeed, they are tho best known BEST. If n cunsiiiitplivc'cmi ho j mimbered nearly 160.060, and the ela» The Soiitiieasl IJarry Co. Teai'hto aurgeons for sowing up wound*, and i-|>l <]iiiel. mueli of (he lovin llial tic Broadway —--------had —unrolled , na far aajers aaiers*’ Beading Cirle Ilirlo will Inhe orgnnizespecially for holding broken bonea Can«l afreet.—Algernon Tanin, in cd; al Assyria Center, Saturday aftogether, being much fitter and tough- thrown idf in the sputum. Any­ Bqoknmn. lernoon. Orlobcr 10. It'll. There thing ihal i-misci tlh\ br>-;il.hiiig lo U only, one book lo lie st tidied this be quickeinil and deepened causes year. All Ipaelierg, and would bej‘ SOUTH RUTLAND. teachers, nnd especially IcnrlicrH FREEPORT. who want their certificate* renew-| Proper Application of Colors to So- Aiclirr left Monday for a Hailing ■re«l. If he hns fever, lie should have nb'oluh- rest, nol even walk­ Iht ill also ing about hiQmghiiig ns mueli (’Till' village to-lhHiln were cloned Th|ir.-day mid Friday fur Hie fair. fi ver, j little i-xeri i»- may be tak­ en, but it .should iRt taken wilh rare. l>. A constimidive s| ' I'eckhmiL returned Monday. mi ahumlanre of food. Mr- S. P. Ilidnlhtg mid daughlt-r > Alln-rla, of Toledo, came. Friday f<<r nn exlettdeil vlril wilh tho furmer’x pareuh, • Mr. nnd Mrs. C. good food* that lie ran ent ami «ll\\ "CUrtlm i""'’* taken. Lumdies Ihirli.s ’ , ” . . .......... ■shnubl be eateil lielwven floods nnrt Si’linol la progressing tdrely un-’ • dor Ilie "iipei-iulcitikury of W. OUTDOOR LIFE. Nothing in Um Furgeson. One Imiidrod iliirlytwo. pupils are enrolled In lhe va- llrealmmi of consumption is more important Ilian fresh air. mid (he • disease has In-eii most successfully MtV. J. M. Sis.MHt mid daughter, ifn-ab-d where the patients have Built' and Mi H.Hditig Btiipme mid winter. Warm dry I'lolhilig is nei-i-»s:iry to do this. ' The t-on'inniiiivo should nol wor-l nearing Iimild piiwlbr in- cheerful Odar tlri’i'k circuit. Wyi>niing. n former resident, is visiting Iter ni-phew* in Ihis com­ munity. I’T'-’d ami Butler Smith mid fdmilies. . Mrs. A.ilhmi M.-rrill>-hl is viaiting her 'isier in Town lids inotilh. 1’aiuT‘T t’.ninis from Baldwin. ing. Commissioner E. .1. Edger, l». C. Vnnderrook nnd other* will! be present. "Mr. Vnnderrook will 1 trail'll us several outdoor and in-' door KuittiM ‘In ‘ d in one 1 lei|ursb-d In bring as iniim Friday ♦V.IM). A young daughter arrived al Ear I Hubbles’ Iasi week. Chirk (>«horn sold his'farm Sat -..i-­ urday lo George lltinsom. Tin- -a •ah’ Scores of women will do it this winter, in some poor, old base burner; and they’ll get very little warmth out of it, too. Xi® Don’t you think it would be a good idea to buy a First Class Favorite Base Bur­ ner, with. Triple Exposed Hues, and save enough on youT coal bills this winter to buy a new dress in the spring? It is a positive fact —the Favorite does burn less coal and throws out more heat than I any other base burner made. It took an organized body of stove ex­ perts nearly fifty years to perfect' it. There is no other Base Burner like it, because the features that make it such a wonderful and economical heater arc patented. It is the most attractive and best made stove, too. HASTINGS, MICH One Dozen of This— Three Dozen of That— Some Forty Styles and Sizes I Catling a man a ’’genius’' is often s ; polite way of intimating that he lacks : common sense. Odds and ends of Mounts and Folders which must 1h: cleaned tip before Octol>cr 15th. KALAIIO. । ill IS IS YOUR CHANCE ’ Friday Barry County's Leading Photographer institute. STEBBINS BLOCK from |-BANNER WANT AI>V& High Grade Photos at from 25% to 50% reduction in price. HOWE Wednesday. ... ..i.iii.i ii.ipius i-.iih-.i ai i cui(ini« ,iii l*1'«r.J. h. Italy’s Sunday on their way |oitended llnfarm Knliimarmi Ih-tr old home? ■ • Mr<; lair Ilk- Confer- i W.V -33i Hardware and Implements PHONE 1 ‘ills in vahiu. and family ng <>n In* ntfi’lmu. \ olives in L,ik.' (hie llaMlhg*. ronlaui.d; pnvid Terryll mJ! wife of bi- Sunday. Uba. lhe mondale visjh><l f/i. nds'heru from i Mr. mid Mi'. Sim l> lhe fol- Saturday uiffft’TiicMiny. • ” -. .-mil.' they! Mrs. Pearl rf;iri and baby of Kai>ver. .lint the money waHniiiuzoo are tfsiliiig • I Mi's Brown attended for a week. ; insl itule in Vermont ville hjivc been allling fhtiii Find th-? In the Triple exposed Flues you will find one reason why it will save fully one half on your coal bills. But there are many other reasons—too many to mention here. zSSgfcx Come and see us, and we will show you that there is no other base burner that will compare with the Favorite. Jxxik for the program next 1 Man's Hardest... Duty. wmjR! . Coin. E. -I. Edger is • xpeeled lo A man’s best desiren are always tho bring a .supply 'nf books for lhe I Index and measure of his possibilities; Tenejieht1 Braiding Circle In Awy-1 and the most difilcult duty that * nian pin Ceiilcr ihi week. V"U jrail gel > (■ capable of doing is liw duty that ....... Imok ymir ....un »• a. ■ .ii... any lout? io for lhe|abovo aH ho ,hould d0—Cbcrlcs H. .Beading Circle, if you widi.. vv<- Tn-.. 11..H ... .1i ’u’,jj, ■........ Brent. tn-w sanitary lowels. i We regret lhe removal of Mr. mid Mrs. U.slNirn'niid their .young folks from this comintniily. Our IIENDERSppTT SCHOOL ilOt’SL loss will he^some olher iu-igtiborIn the evening of Scptetiber '”” IiihmI'k gain.' . there will lie a iwwial al. Glen M A hiritiday parly was Jriven Mrs. ry's. Eyerynno i*‘invi|oil nnd Osborn and daughter irenn Friday -r>om- is expected lo bring one or evening. Tin- young imopk* sjHiil m-re parrels which tiro to contain and ... Whnt He ow' riiurrh and eilTmiiunily will great- i "After earning a crriain amount." ly mis* the pa*lnr and hi' family 1 propounded Mr. Blrchrod, the teacher, and nil join in wi'liiug him sue- j ”! spent two-thjrds of It and lost five- K»'ne. j clxths of tho balance, winding up Edna Ford was in (irandII with »3. What did I hnveT’ "About Htipids Sa'jurdiiy. eight drinks, I Judge." answered tho tlian'tice Averill of Canada ,boy at the foot of the class.—Louis­ of Itullmul. an< . llevLW._ i*_ PJiilltiM mid fmnily. ville Courier-Journal. ■j Goodyear Brothers good time. » The ladies will one of their noted 10 cent su bauuh farm for (lib lari T)oidi5iirn Up ItourAlewDreAS ■ ■ PAY.- OF THE, 50c Clothing and Shoe Stock Work Shirts 35c 6 CO., Hastings and Remus, Mich. ' MEN’S SUITS $/ •1 v 1 I v (Hd $20.00 Suits, find your size, Qi 9 Clearance price__________________ v $12:50 Suits, your choice at Final Clearance price--------------------------------- $15.00 Suits; every one an excellent (?n Q»T value, Clearance price--------------------- «P<eO $i8.oo Suits, nothing reserved, Clearance price-.—।--------- >2.00 ’ HATS $1.39 $6.00 AUTO ROBE $3.98 • $3.50 Sweaters $2.69 $22.50 Suits, while they last, Qi Cle'arandt’ price____________ 1____ 7 $5.00 Suits lor boys . Clearance price. ?. . 50c 75c Rubbers 42c Rubbers 63c , 7K- i ?0 Q? C\0 7- 75c SHIRTS 49c 50c 15c $4.00 15c CAPS 39c SOCKS Rubber Boots $3.40 Collars Successors to Grant H. Otis O Co 8c each There Is No Let Up in This Great Sale There arc just as many bar­ gains today as there were at the very beginning. If you want to know just what sensational bargains you can get at this sale ask your neighbor who has been here. In all your life you were never able to buy de­ pendable high grade Clothing and Shoes at such unheard of low prices. WEICKGENANT WOMEN’S $1 and $1.25 Dress Shirts 67c SHOES MEN’S $3.00 Wojncn'. lace or button Qi no Shoes, Sale price..................................... <>l«7O $4.00 Men’ . patent lacc or button QQ Shot s, while the lol lasts Sale price ^ls zO $3.00 Women’s Rim metal or patent (PT TQ lace or button Shoes, Sale price. ^Z»«) z $4.00 Men's vici or rud metal Shoes, Sale price $-1.00 Women’s patent lace'qr button Shoes, Sale price.-------/0 10c WORK SOCKS 5c 25g Bow Ties 13c 5c H’d’k’f’s 4c 10c H’d’KT’s 7c ‘50c Winter • Under- ’ wear 42c 19c 4 (or JJc $2.69 50c 25c TIES 17c . 25c Suspen­ ders 50c Neck­ wear fT QO --------------- / 0 (?T »nQ . ij.59 Men’-s gun metals Blucher cut. Salt' price.... .... 7 for 2Sc Neck- 25c 10c Canvas Gloves 5c RIEDE Hastings and Remus, Mich. ........... .......... M �THE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 24, 1914. Purity Flour Wins First Prize Again The judges at the Barry County Fair have again pronounced “PURITY” the BEST FLOUR and placed upon it the BLUE RIBBON of merit. Thousands of housewives have found “Purity” Flour a First Prize product and have stamped it with their approval and this award from the “Fair Judges” has added another honor to the long list of honors that “Purity” has received. If you haven’t been using “Purity in the past we will be pleased to have you try it md we believe you will be pleased also. : : : : : : 40 POUNDS OF PURITY FOR EVERY BUSHEL OF WHEAT HASTINGS MILLING COMPANY Phone 283 near Petoskey amt .Mrs. Fond Mux of Olivet, a win. Frank Long, and .his wife and son. Chte lamg, Mr. -and Mrs. George'Dickson. Mr. and Lyninri of Tonin ami Mrs.-- Hurry Carrey and daughter. Miss V.dina Pullman, all of Battle NASHVILLE Do you Know you can have your teeth attended to promptly ' nnd when they need it most by coming to me. I do regular high grade dental work at the , Lowest Possible Prices. I lereshiig mid helpful lo |In I did attend. I1 Mrs. E. A. Pliillips of Apacorles, Washington arrived hr the village 11 InuC n-nnfc Vtikilrirlv sitlH isilihg ami is. Mary Phillips went to Lnn^ hi-l Thursday for a few day- CALL AND CONSULT Mt DR. FRANK HOLMES 9lh FLOOII. HANSEIAIAN BUILDING, KALAMAZOti MICHIGAN Well Tailored Garments From Select Stock of Patternsand Fabrics give so much greater service and satisfaction than any cus­ tom garment. FIT-STYLE-QUALITY are what you get when we make your Fall Suits nnd Conts. A. S4.WEGUSEN Lady Tailoring 148 E.Fulton St.—Citizens Phone 2448—Grand Rapids, Mich. WILLIAM H. FRYE “The Farmer’s Auctioneer” Auction Sales personally, conducted on a lair, honorable and i-quilable basis. Expert service in conducting all kinds of sales. Information regard­ ing sales Furnished Free on Application. Write. A Few References More if Desired * 'citer, Clarksville, Mich.— Return* from this sale amounted to fit'll in excess of owner's expectation. Cha*. Hooper, Allo, Mich. . llenrv Hahn, Woodland. Mich. The -return* fiW.OO over valuation. the appr*i»ed I Specialise-in Conducting Farm Sales: my methods are strictly modern and results obtained have never failed to meet lhe approval ol mv customers. If you contemplate having a sale 1 would be pleased to give you the benefit of my experi­ ence. My rates are reasonable and my l-est efforts are yours .whether sale is-large or small. Write, wire or phone at my expense. - ---------- LET FRYE CRY A SALE FOR YOU-?------Citizens Phone H2-3R- Address, Lake Odessa, Mich. I Beulah mid lleniii’- Jteail L M» nl Im la ter part of last week ■ with their sister, Mrs. Clyde \X il- Mr. and Mis. C. H. Reynolds went tn Lansing last Thursday Ui visit tirnir -‘pm. Ed. ami faiftily. Mr. and Mss. Milton Bradlev wen! lo (irand Rapids, Saturday lo vi«it their 'iin.’Charles Bradley amt family. Mr. ami .Mrs. Frank Hecker ami llil-ir two youngest children went lo Detroit. Saturday to visit Mrs. Hrekersl brother. John Messimer and family for a few.days. . Miss Hlive Walker was home from Middleville. Sunday ami was accompanied'by Miss Mary Srhondelninyer of Middleville. Harry Culrhess spent Saturday. C. A. KERR, Proprietor Hastings, Mich. ■Mr.'and Mrs. James D-ek amllsistec Grace nt Grand Rapids over dau-.'hter. Dorothy of Chm lolle I Sunday. Were guests. Of the former's par- . <||r, 1Uf,| Mrs. Howard Tolles ami ruts Mr. and Mr*. James D-ek,)). ai„| Mis ||1)War(| molmsunday. ■ led to Battle Creek Sunday. , i, ... ..r I ... ... ... ...I go to Henry Walker had Hie misfor­ tune while threshing a few da vs ago lo run a idlchfonl in his foot . Mr.' mid Mrs. Clyde Derby ami "■‘•'k with Mrs. Derby’s-parent• visiting al C. II. Quick! die wiltr'lr- aHl* Mr*- 1‘hilip Fram-k. ; are daughters of the deceased. Mrs. B. IL I downing who has been in doiim'tic science .r. ami Mis. John Bahs amt seriously ill with ptomaine poisoiiHirer children of North Castleton syrla w<-rr gur»t al il. Quirks John Sullen, a high school pupil, iug from- drinking cider froin a weri% guests of Mr. ami Mrs. David Saliinliiy, . is very sick with scarlet fever at jug which had been tightly sealed Kunz, Sunday. , ' is getting Id’tfer.. • Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Brown nnd tlie.home of Chas. Stuart. • Mr. anil Mrs. H. C. ZuscliniH and daugliler nf Brlleviir writ' gueMs Mrs. Celia McDonald is enter­ Mr. ami Mrs. Shirley l.epnrd jind Mr. and ..Mr.'. Clark Titmarsh ino- ><f 1 hr former's sister, Mrs. Charles family .'pent Saturday night amt taining her sister, Mrs. Edna Bail­ Jored lo Grand Itupids ami spent! Parrott. Suminy. ey of Chicago. J Sunday with llieir hrollirr Burt Sunday. ' Mrs. W. B. Cndrighl mid son Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C.-Doane, son. I father Chailrs < irand Lisle were at Grund Rapids tho George, daughter. Marjnrie Ol’d Rapids, Sunday county mnvejIlion here I Uh ths! of the week. Miss Cecile Zuscbnitt were guesls plays. ' Fred Baker was • nt Hastings • >f fri.-uds al Wayland. Sunday. ' Mi. Gayimll !! Frnirnk returned to Miss Parker, ami daughter Grace Wednesday. Mr.' Sftil .Mrs, Chris Marshall. Mr. Jackson Sunday rsson wimro । Brunson of Kalkaska counly ami Mrs. E. G. Rolhbnnr ami two her school work i« III.. -.1!..-•I” "'liim --’"'71 «~-k« "-Illi I'-r daughter.' Mrs. Philip Dallinuscr. children nmiored to Battle Creek , ------- — ....n.vicinily wax* '•’»* KUiel Feighm-r is the rrLAKE ODESSA ............- . well repnvwntrd at Hastings fair. Mrs. W. E. Hanes was al Buttle tings Thursday where she met her I Fnrineni nrr. very busy pulling : *»♦ Greek last week caring for a sis­ daughter Mrs. Blopgh amt loKotlmr I thrn* big crop rtf corn in alfns mid I ' „. !• .. ter. who was quite sick. ........... "* - ' ‘ ------' kharve-tiiig beaus. >• ami daughter. Ada. Mim Clara Melterby visited rel­ \ ----------। Itency Gearhurt, James and Grot ul Minneapolis. Minn. atives at Albion, last week. NDRTII NASHVILLE. Harvey, made 11 visit In the county , There was no wJimil In Lhe f»nn Bumtay. ’ Glenn • Howell -a tl’A pound dtiughdislricf Thursday nor H<*nry /.iisehiiitt ami family ami brook over Sunday. Mi" Geiger Frighnor Miss Eilna Bailey of Chicago, is has a position ns teacher nt Clarks­ Friday nn ncrminl of t Im-Harry tkiJMr. mid Mrs. Clark 'Tltrnnrsh mnde fair. .a trip to Grand Hapids, Slimlny In visiting her sister, Mrs. Celia Mc­ ville. Thursday Frances Dunmn had Donald. . Mis. William Munroe of WalerE. V. Smith wa-. at Gram] Rapjils Evil Effect* of Fear. tnwn, South Dakota was a guest ing at school ami break his rigl Fear ts tho acid which I* pumped Monday. leg Irnlow the knee. Miss Bernice Dunhmn was horr Lisle )lnv»oii ami Frank Lowder into one's attuoiphoru. It causes menIL Till tie last week. Floyd Smith nml Albert Spit lor tai, moral am! spiritual naphyxiatlon. ■r Sunday lo brother Jake Bnahersnnl. on't lie ndrlli and sometime* death, death to energy Mr. Maxson-is building a hmjw and all growth—Horace Fletcher. Miss Alice McCartney < Bald of Vassar viiled her ■! Mi-s Marguerite Baht, the plr. and Mrs. Jns. Harper visited Climax, he was accompanied as lat Buttle Creek laid we.jk where •far as Battle Creek by Alexander Mr. Harper attended the reunion of his regiment, Merrill’s Horse. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bera spent Mrs. Mamie Glasm-r gqve her Sunday wilh the fonnefs phrenls, lecture on “Race Betterment” iii the First Methodist Episcopal at SugMehl. The old Indies Bible class mol church at Kalamazoo, last Friday wilh Mrs. L, Brumm Tuesday nf-‘ under llm auspices nf the W. T. lentwin._______ L—__ ™_;.. . .. lb-- W. C. T. U. will ni””l HhMr. alfij Mrs. Orreii M.iilo-r won-: Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Sar­ nt Albion last Wednesday attend­ ah Bailey on the South side. Il is ing the funeral of lhe former’s a inoltiers' inerting nnd Mrs. Wii- brollier. Horace Mather. [ 'on nf Middleville will give an ait- ' Mrs. 11. D. coririgfif nml childroiri nf Mawni, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Allen last week. / Mhs. Eunice Mead spent the lat­ were guest.- at’ W. B. Gui'irigbt's ter part of last week with her sis­ Sunday. ter, Mrs. Charles Fowler in Maple Grove. . . F.d Reynolds of Lansing, tic-1 Hu sons .spent Sunday afternoon al their rcotlagp at Titorhhppk cQinpanied his father ami mother. hike. Mr. and-Mrs. C. H. Reynolds home Ronald Werlz who has hviul very front hrs place Monday ami’will sick wu' able In return lo school stay wilh I hem for a While on iircaiinl of his father's poor health. again Monday morn(iig'. Mr.'. E. A. Phillips of Anacdrlis, Daniel I .-ighner has raised Ins Washington, spent Sunday at De­ house al the corner of Middle ami troit. Maple streets sixteen Inches and [ Folti’sl G. Fiebuch and Lisb cut the old wall down sn as lo phi | Cort right motored to Jackson Sun- in n three row cement block foun­ dation. Work was commenced Monday morning rrshingling the Hex Thea-, •evcral weekire building. , • Mr. and Mrs. George KnirkrrIxrcker. Mrs. Josephine KiiickerU;ii i-yville last Saturday to care for Jsw-kyr ad two rhifdren. Alvin -and Miss Ruth Tomlin ami Howard Crdfee nmloreri here from Fowler­ 1 Mi" Lidn Stuckey of Charlotte ville, ■ Sunday and visited Mrs, Cnr[spent Saturday’ afternoon and 1m-lia Tomlin.' | Sunday at l In- borne of.her mother, Mrs. Floyd Sessions of Fowler­ Mrs. Mniy. Townsend. ville is visiting her grandmother, Mis. I, K. Piatt amt dauuhtels. Mrs. Cornelia Tomlin. . [Margaret ami Helen. allrnddrDdhr Mrs. Rhoda Baxter and daughter I fait al Haslings, Thursday after- 1Clykia visited in the village lhe iimin ami were accompanied home 1llrst of the week. . i by ‘-'ll-*- Arthur Burr of Grand Gisirge Frank had new cement j It.ipnl'. who visited them until isteps built, nt the.hack door of his Monday morning. -Mr. Burr came 1resident-” and a cement hark yard land spent Sunday. walk. . । Mr. am! Mrs, Frank Hartwell and Dr. ami .Mrs. S. M. Fowler of Bal­ daughter. Miss Amy, went'to Ctr.ir- 1tic Creek railed on the iloclnr’s sis­ lolte Sunday aftermHin to spend, a 1ter. Mr>. David Kunz. Sunday. week or hm days with-the form­ Mrs. Frank Johnson of Lake er’s daughter. Mrs. Bertrand Young 1Odessa visited her daugJiter. Mrs. ami family. Mr. aqd Mrs. Joe Hurd Von W. FurnlM lhe latter part of took them in I,heir aulnniobih*. last week. George Ding, an old soldier, Mrs. Clara Morgan is vlsiliitg rel­ passed away after an illness of ;atives al. Battle Creek. '•-vend nioiilhs wilh cancer of lhe The young ladies and young stomach, but ho was not confined men's classes of lhe Evangelical to his bed quite a week before his ;Sabbath school were entertained-at «|ealh. The funeral was hold al 1the home of Miss Mihlred Purchas, the EvnQgelical ,»church Sunday 'Tuesday evening in honor of the aflerffbon gm! interment tn Igikc members who expert 10 go away View cj'tnelery. Those from out to school soon. of town who attended the funeral Mr. aud Mrs. C. R. Quick, Misara were a brother and his wife. Mr. Agnes Rosendale and Grace Collins and Mrs. Long of Ix*e Center, two spel Sunday at E. V. Barker's, sisters, Mrs. Belle Hemes from south of town. AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming'! Zill sell at public auction upon my farm at Coats Grove, on section 6, Castleton township, on Friday, Oct. 2, 1914 Commencing at 1:00 o’clock P. M., the following property: HORSES FARMTOOLS. Bay mare. It yrs. old. good driver Black Pen-heron mart*. 2 - Gray ninre^A yr. old Wheel cultivator Corn shcller Disc drag Spike tooth drag. filt-tmitli CATTLE. 2 yr. old Holstein heifer, (jiv itifj milk Calf about 8 months old Calf about 5 iiiiinllis old HOGS. Champion mower South Bend plow Iron Age wheel cultivator Sui-kliiig volt,' Perrhrron (I head of shouts, wl. about 150 Hrs. Dayton hoy loader , Sickle priipler Brel cultivator Beet fork DeLuvnl' cream separator Potato hitler Lumber wagon Ohl bob sleighs Buggy pole Double work- hanicss Terms .All sums of S5.00 and .under, cash. Over that amount one'year’s time on bankable notes with interest a 6 per cent. Lunch for those coming from a distance. for horses if it storms. Shelter William Smith, Prop. Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer �ADDRESF.D TO WOMEN AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming on account of poor health, I will have an Auction Sale, on the Dr. Russell farm, 1 mile south of Soldiers Monument, Hastings City, on Monday, September 28 IS YOURS A SoNthwMfem Barry Dtparlmtfit * HIGH BANK Jay Jennings of Hudson, nnd Famen Foster of Mapb wen? tho guest* of Mr. m Heber Foster last Httlurday, Case of “Nerves?” have the sympathy of their many friends.in Uimr Jiocravcmepl. Tin Inner,d WO* held al I tn-' Bapt i -l •-lmrt.il In Havljiig-* Saturday; Alva fh Favorite Prescription is Lhati.f * phyikUn unu-/aii/ri;r ricner.l Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, I offer the following described property: HORSES, Buy Mure.'6 yr*, old. nt. 1200 iluumK While Mare. X jis. old. nt. 11(10 pounds. Bny Horse, 12 >rs. old,, nt. 1(100 pounds Brown Hiir.M-, nt. 1IQ0 pnmuls <: vrrl.i-:. Grade Holstein. X yrs. old. (|hliiu milk, dur Fcbriinry 3. Komi Cun. X yrn. old. dur Nor. Id IlirJ mid While Cow. (i yrs. old, dur Ort. .'I. Grade llidstrin Heifer, 2-yrs. old. fresh milrh. (■Hide Holslrin, 2 yrs. old. uHi»U milk, .dur . Hay X South Brnd riding plow. nrnrly new Banner Widkiug Plow, new. 2D-tool Ii Sprint) Harrow. Gil-toolh Spike tooth Harrow. 2 two horse Gale walkinp Ciilllviitors. Wiile (Ire Innin Wiifiou. new. ’ Wide tire Lansing tiiiflint 2 I ainsinn Ini) and shirk racks, combined. TAMARAC CORNERS. Pair Hob Nh iuiuK. MIM.ELLANEOUS. ’.No. 9 Home Pride Nlcvl llaii(jc. Ml l-fijfi ilurkcyc iiiriilhilor l*> Barre l Hock hens A ipinnlily of rioter ha> A.tpiniillty of oiil.s HOT LUNCH AT NOON, nTantYt «.• AI1 sums of $500 or und8r- cash- Over X tjrilloe that amount ono years'time will be given on bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent No property re­ moved until settled for. iiaiiravilli: Dr. Chas. Russell I PROPRIETOR8 FURNACE 'll- Will K.lley m -I 1-liiX‘l Armour -i day ’until Monday COL, W. H. COUGH WILL GORHAM AUCTIONEER CLERK ; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Itnbuismi l’.spent Salurday night and Sunday |with Mr*. Alice llobin.«nn. * I Ed. Myers and family spent Sun- HUFFMAN BROS. JEFFERSON STREET HASTINGS. MICHIGAN STONY POINT. . Mr. and Mr.-. Hurry lljlchie \jsilid Hoy Thorpe and family ••! Milo lust Sunday. '.Mrs. Eininii Mead was in Matih' •iii'\e;. Iaal .Thunuhy. .mid ITiduy. WEDDING YOU WANT YOUR GIFT TO RE GOOD, CORRECT, AND AT A PRICE YOU WANT TO PA Y, DON’T YOU'.' THEN COME INTO OUR STORE AND LET US HELP YOU MAKE THE SELECTION. OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE JEWELRY BUSINESS AND OUR YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WILL HELP YOU TO SELECT SOME­ THING APPROPRIATE, 4ND OF LASTING VALUE, AND YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH TfHC GOODS AND THE PRICE. ' Let Us Be Your Mi" Catherine -l-dinsdii ha- I, J. .Mu and Air*. Aluiuo -1,'ilt.m of spending Kotin- liw with trhWi II Martin Cornm-n visib’il her niirle. ill Klllillllil/nn.___ •I”- i'li M n--. r mid t uiuly Sun­ N’OHTIIEAST KiH.Nb-KHVN. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jqhn Varney of the fr. and Mr*. I.. Horn went !• idge. visilipl Mrs. Varney’s brolh- Detroit' i<> th r. Andy Brooks and family of Ea-I hmm’ WiMneasllehm line day last Wenk. the Fair' at II. One of lhe little twin* nf Mr. ■uiiiili’illy'fll last Friday nf rhulcra infiiiilmn. Dr. Baker' wn« called and it in much butlnr nl llii.« wril- Order for Piildiciition. Slate, of Michigan: the Probalir Court for the Qounty of Burry. Ara session of said court, held nt lhe probate office, in the City of' 11 ii.■Jungs, in said county, on. the 15th day of September A. D. 191L Present: llon.>Chas. M. -Mack. Judge of Pr>4>ut< Joseph B: Well lll.lU, drrelHol. Jennie. Wertmnii. widow of said; diM-enseil, having illed in •mid court: lier pelilibn praying Ilia! the udininislrntiou of said eslute may be' granled Jo C. 1*. Igtrnibee, or to Mimi' oArr suitahle person. It is Ordered. That Ihi* Itflh day of ih’lplM’r, A. |>. 1911, al ten; o’clock in the forenoon, at- Maid prohalo oflioe.-lnL and i* hereby ap-i pointed Tur hearing said petition: It is Further (Tribred, That pub-' Iii: notice thereof lie given by publiratiun of a copy of this order, for' throe xucressivij weeks prtvloiy to said day of hearing, in the liaslingM BANNER, a ueWspiipur pnnt-i rd and circulated in said count y. Chas. M. Alack. ' Nolirr of Hearing Claims. Statu of Michigan, Count)’ of Uar- tlmir claims against the •-slati- of Edward X. Buller. Inlr of said coun­ ly. drci-asr<|. and fhnl all credilnrs of said drcfa»«’d are rriptued to present their claims In said Probate Court,* al- lhe Probate OiUce in lhe Cily of Hastingi (or examination and allowaftce, on <>c-before the 9lh day of January next, and that such claims will be heard before said Court, on Sal ur-lay. I hi’ Wfli day of January nuxl. st ten o’clock in lb” forenoon of that day. . J>at«t depl*mlH*r-Wh. A. h.-H'li. CHARI.ES M. MATE. ’ Jddgv of Probate. Samuel Varney nf XAshvilb* 1ms taken lhe job of building ihr F. M. church al Ihi* piner. He is |<. have Ihr carpenter work nil t-iniTpbded by the l«l of Decrnde'f. w> il will nol lie long before we'il.p,- aide to nllend servici’s qnre di-oe Soliimmi Vnrnov nf N'nrih fasilrlon-went to Xnslivilh’ limt Satur­ day with “the Ihotighl’" a mirkelImolj mid ffitl in money, exj'irr'ling In pay a small drill he was nWihu Mr. Glasgow, but when hr rrarbed after the •'change" Ip! and brlmld. no pocket book was (here. Well, there was '.woriying, hurrying, si'urrying mid flurrying until Im arrived ll'fini' nml found the inins­ ing Irrasii're h(id nol even been to And we ere the best equipped Optome­ trists in Barry Watakethachances by guaranteeing ev­ ery piece ol work. i<utlitic il mildly mid we me g|Ad loo. Solomon. ■ Mr. and Mr*. -Horace .Curti- of Woodland and Mr. and Mr*. Syl­ vester Curtis nnd family nF Smoky Row... viniliHl their mnUie ■ and cramlmother. Mrs. 8. Orolidrn, i of Ihi* nJqr»C Sunday. Harry Hit* hie and Aimily e-ilerinimaf - roinpmij.. from Pfa.i .>-\ ill.-, Sund-v. . ' Mr. and- Mrs Jidin-A’arnev of.'ll|i> Ridgo vigitf'd Mr. ;uid AL -- ' \l‘<r?ni 1’iinlrip nnd wife nf East Ca»f|nI-'ii, Sunday. BANNER WANT ADVB. fAIr Jeweler Wo can take care of you In all de­ partments, also re­ pair your watch or mother. w ho has lieen* visiting 1 lO -Illi’ home of h’’f .‘■oil. niel Gutrlie-s of East' Castleton. _ .-l-A.J... .. - • ’ . . 111. .ulii .'l N.TjIm - Ri’dSef at Er.’Mi 'llli>La<I;.’Lu—d;.\~T>w Cltiu'lhm l-S’’. Dem in hD'.||„.j,. .fah-hi . ................................. , aubi. . . —.,..f |loin.U- makoiu the Ini’ in tlie i ..r \lI-........ -J > . ■ ’ Pike & Damon -BANNER UAAl ADVS. PAY. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 24. HMI. PAGE SITITEM IRVING. Monuments and Markers We have a fine line ol'ir.onumeets nnd markers all ready to place. They nre.of artistic design nnd highest quality granite. Orders tor tall deliv­ ery should !*• placed now so a good foundation can be built betqre cold weather comes. IRONSIDE BROTHERS I nt Lake Ode«-.i Hie latter part of last Week. Mr. and .MN. Bion M. Estep entertained as week-end guest* lhe following eornpaijy from (Lake Odessn: George Fleb-lmr and I wife nml Mr. and Mr*. Bench E*lvp I nml daughiap. luiurii Eslep. ! Mr. ami Mr*. Oscar .M. While I were gucsta of Mr. and Mbs. G»»<i. I». Hinll Ii of in jug. f ritlny. / 1 Mr. nml .Mrs. W. \. Kent of VunI' kin- Springs tiAvn-hip have wen ‘•nlerfainmg Mr. Keill A sister, .Mis* Elta Kent of Odrimi for lhe pasl few week*. Ml-* EllaUvenl lefl for i her home Snlnrdny. Il has been e-tiinaleil thnl lhe beiiii crop ot Mirhignii would m-l Ilhe farmers of Mirhigim lhe tidy sinii of nlsiul ihirh-en million dnl'l.irs this year. W<- don't, prnfta* lo know the value of lhe crop a* il i* merely nn •••limale hut we an* sure lhal lhe crop around hero i* not half nn average, yield. Ernest While win*’is working-in Hie Irving roller nulls having i buildings, received wind Salurdnv I ••veiling thal blten-yenr-old daughter living al the prune <»t her | grandmother. Mr*. Rachel Mtiirh|e|e. of Leighton township, had fulli-n ami broken her leg. h seems lhal lhe little girl fell 5 or l> feet, ins she was plavum........................ Mr. While and bi- BANNER WANT ADS GET RESULTS Milks’ Emulsion A Valuable Remedy For LUNG TROUBLE, ASTHMA, STOMACH TROUBLE CONSTIPATION;. THROAT TROUBLE, COUGHS COtDS and CROUP Milks’ Bmylsion is the only full petroleum emulsion made, as.well as the only solid emulsion, and is by far the most palatable one. It is nothing like cod liver oil emulsions. Milk’s Emulsion is eaten with a spoon the same as you would eat jelly Irving General Store First of the Animals Shot in Mar- j inette County, Wis^ in 16 Years. ARE TRACKED BY DOG BOTU I-IIOSHS-Ilulll,.. It’s nol often in these days of game wardens and scarce, game that one nlrnroc^ bags four bears in one day. Thia happened the other day, though, rfud In Wisconsin at that that rabbit shooting might be fairly good and started out with a shotgun, u dog and ono companion. There was no snow on the ground, and all the rab­ bit tracking had to be left to the dog. main street of the village ami started I for the rabbU haunts. Now* the dog wan glad to be out In the open. and|| ni.'lh <>f tWK Sim.- SI_,P.-I..Hk«-y. 111fotin* uh lhabli*1 1* working for Ihr National Grocen ■ of thal place Arthur hn* worked for this wholflhi‘ niiddlc left I here. Many no doubl will "-holler” lhal there will 1h> hard limes'this Win­ Jet-, Such n cry i* the, deepest fol- C. R. WATSON, General Store IRVING, MICH. GENERAL STORE Mr. Sackriaen was following the *og'a tracks as fast as possible and soon caught sight of n black spot mov­ ing over the horizon. Now the dug is a black one. and he thought It wax tho dog. but he soon caught sight of an­ other moving black object and Mr. Sackrlsen knew that ■ the dug wasn't hero It- His companion ducked the neareit stump, being a foreign- 11.-4S; MkUUnm. I.Im, IBs U.-1S. Jn the management of estates this company renders accounts that are complete and easily understood. Jhe books of such estate are always open to the inspection of those interested. Recounts are filed promptly and in accordance with lhe law. [}rand RapidsJrust Kompany venue if. it). 123 Ottawa Both Phones 4391 Suit and V Cl V^MO.1 „roce«s. Your overcoat, winter suit, furs, feathters, jn fact eVL.rythiog in the clothing line con l>c maile to 'oo^ Hk® new 1'V our special Don't foreet that Drv Clranimr business exclusively and WE KNOW HOW. HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. M. KELLOGG, Pronrl PHONE ipt Atlantlan lo al Pool Dallvariaa Price 50c per bottle CARVETH & STEBBINS. The Rexall Druggists Goods Delivered . ami al good prir*-. Silo filling Ik imw I he order of the iti.iy -Ingether wil|i corn cutting. Several *ih»H wre filled in this Cooked To Suit At Doyle’: “The Man Who Lost the Plow TOM DOYLE n J When the TRUST took my BINDERS did the price go UP down When the TRUST took my MOWERS did the price go UP DOWN DOWN ■ When tin-TRUST took my PLOWS did the price go UP When the TRUST look my HARROWS did the price go UP ..... .......... DOWN In every instance the price on these tools went UP and NOT DOWN. Are these BINDERS. MOWERS, PLOWS or HARROWS any DIFFER ENT or any BETTER now than they were when 1 sold them at a LESS price?.Most emphatically NO’ They are the same, but with an advance in price ol from laj'j to 25 per cent, which you farmers have to pay. I II I could lave yon thi« extra per cent on binder*, mower*, plows and harrow*, which you know 1 wm doing. I can and will save vnu n« much <>r more on lio-Jln;! and all lines Hut I am selling! Remember 1 have the South Ueud Riding Flow which tru'.l dealers are asking you fill tnr. but my price i< only $37. Now it will pay yob atulpay you good to look into tbaM^liinga,- K< m«mb«r Uh> truot |-o«e <>( fX.on „ No. - Jesse Townsend Controlled By No Trust, er tie Mai Wh Lett Ike Plow Hastings, Mich. IS IIOOSAVH CU.M' STORE JrflrrMtn Sfrrrt W. Cuirn* mid fuinil, phi:i_Tnlioy and Mr. Frank utli "d I Ills plnri* wero inar­ i Thiirylay ami are visit Ing I lltiliidx. Slovens School Noles. Our (earlier Anna May- Tholm* ami pupils Glen .Innes. Ferd Slev- j ••ns. Joyce Hampton. Laura Dur-' cell. IJureiii-r Tinkler. Madge | Tttfflmi* -ami iwih TRm-unrsiw Thursday at I Im fair In Hasting*. Glrn; Jnne« and Ether HIIJ Were • • (hi* week. ------ ------- Woodmnn****' vi-ib-d Monday. • / This w.--k we ngnln enjoyed t ileal of grape*.. pear*, watermelon! ami imi-knh-lon. Aunt Maty Sleven*. Llororta- Tinkler and Until Miles and Miles The big bear had three cub* with her and they were soon ;uldi-d to tho day’s spoils. The companion who Bed for shelter afforded by the stump camo! out after the war was over and helped take lhe trophies back to Dunbar. killed In .Marinette cdunty In all yeaga, according to .Mr. Sackrlsen. Suwanee River/ . Above the bar nt Its entrance Into tho Gulf of Mexico the Ruwn; < rivet bolds Its way with a deep cm rent, la places 40 feet, from far up through ths. forests of lhe best hard pine In Flor | •da- The river ha* Its romance In bgv 1 ing given rls«^ fo a melody that, like He Knew That Money Talka. He cuuldn t talk English, though per­ haps he' understood a little, but hn knew n thing or two. Ho was riding on a huckster's wagon past a public school 'lllu partner had gone into a hpuse to sell some truck, and hi< was .learning the business. His clothes during the summer, iiq huntsman ever got dose enough for u shot A man might travel the county for a whole summer without gutting so much aa a lydr Bftimlt and Mildred Bunn. TwA Iml-.wrn* discovered one on MUST KEEP SOBER 14 YEARS u li of two of tlie school hrtufte inflow* ln-l Wednesday. This ii'alVd some iiinusi'inent for a re­ it was here that, a French family in. period. the reign of Louts XIV came to settle' School closed Friday for IM-’ upon ths river banks and made a plan­ Jo understand that they were making ouiity fair nl Hnstimrs. Sonic of tation. After a time the father and in children went Thursday, to lhe fun of his clothe*, so he reached In Oakland. Cal.—Fourteen years with­ mother died, as well as the sons and | lir and others Friday. All reporl out an alcoholic drink is the price hla twk.-t and pulled out the bromidlc daughters, with the exception of onei "roll of bills that would choke a cow." thal A. W. Hounlngs of this city must girl. It Is the legend that this girl.;kaglued he hud captured the affections Theie bills.he waved at the children, pay for a riotous career. Hennings diVwsrtehed and desolate. returned lo |j of bur heart. He was supposed to be Imbibed loo much.liquor in Oakland । for apparently he believed that .money Erance and there wrote, adopting the '•working bard on a rubber plantation would Insure respect; even If he did ono day, passed a bad check fur negro dialect with which she had beenjI lu Africa, busily getting together the patriotism la slightly subordinate to 138.50, went to Loa Angele* and woke familiar on the plantation In her girl­ up In Seattle. hla pocketbook. hood. and making a lasting tribute to, There ha appealed to a detective • he "old folks at home," whose graves agency to look over hla trail, and want in a far country. A wejman out In Bratenahl says' Found Porkcltmok hut Money Was Gone. when he discovered hla delinquency that the best cook Bile ever had left "Why. what haa he .said.’ dear?" her good job to get married. The One ilay last week Olio I’ranshka, submitted to arrest and was brought to Oakland. Hi., was put on probation W. (’_ T. I'. Mwlili(|. asked her mother, mildly. cock's hew husband didn’t turn out of Hope township lost hi.* jwkeJRnsliiUK Kepi. io. Bill. Hie W. C.j "Oh. nothing much—but'! suppose to Iks such a hero aa he was expected book cunjaining $17 and a note fur providing he doe* nol drink Intoxb $175. The lo-i pockHhook was ad­ canta for 14 years. T. U. met nl the Baptist church, he thinks it is funny! He says that vertised in the BANNER Wantl our President who hu- nol been hu .has just shot s len-foot-long croco­ (kiluinn In-tl week. The uunw was with us for lunerol month* owing| dile, and that aa soon a* he gets an­ found nnd rd timed to thc_pU nor. Syracuse. N. Y.—J antes E. llubbel T.» nine**, railed (Im meeting In or­ other he will have a pair of allppers Tin? money was missing, hot tho waa bitten on the lip by a pet dog nnd der. The meeting being a Molhei* made for me out of the skins. Funny, noir was in the book nil right. The received treatment for the wound. His 'livling wilh Mrs. Ballon as lead­ IiockellMHjk was evidently found friends joked him continually, about er was very interosline. A nne Originally by -ome one who ex- the rabies and Hqbbel began to read ■.■wnpany wn« preaent. im nib«T* of . Irnclcd the money nnd theft car­ ■****-’— —J visitors. .Mr.*. Gail, Wopld Be Dangerous*, _ everything he could find about the dlsa, paper <>n “Thvi Almost any man would be sent to1 ■ Tve been thinking of that. But ried il-nlong the road for some <listancu nml then threw it nside. t>up,’’ tn,which some' the penitentiary or an Insane asylumj I got a lame back and can’t wash no .There -4s a -uspiciotii as to who and returned to the hospital, where he IhfiutAts found ex-1 If he admitted as much to lit* discredit,' more, and bow would. 1 ever get ths I got the riffrinry. nnd it is hoped Hint dled4 An antopsx, on lhe body showed ~ had a ofce paper to .that wasn't true, as he trill admit false-i money to pay hla flno if he was a guilty conscience, or some more lhat’hydrophobla. induced by auto-sug­ •tie had .given a great deal pinched?' -Cleveland Plain Dealer. convincing proof, may turn op so gestion. undoubtedly caused his death. iiflil. Mrs. Wibon the" Co. ly lo his credit. thal-the guilty party, or (lartics will iwlorn the properly to Its talk brought out BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. rightful owner.. j > I eftjoyed, .itni Mr-. S* < delightful in-liuiiieiilitl Adilllirued fur I wo w.-.-J Hnslinfjs, Mich. When you meet a man you see he has a pleasant smile--and you know that under all circumstances that he kept that pleas­ ant smile—well—he smokes our cigars. A good cigar is enjoyed by every smoker. We have the cigars and want you to enjoy them. If you haven’t been smoking cigars from our perfectly keep stock you had bet­ ter come here and try some of our choice brands. You know a man is known by the company he keeps. Men are in good com­ pany when smoking our cigars. The Club” Cigar Store THE PLACE-TO MEET YOUR fRIENDS Jefferson St., Hastings, Mich. Phone 106 J. F. HOONAN Elmer Kplley, of Cloverdale. call<■<1 at the BANNER otllco <>u Mon­ day. Mr. Kelley had the misfor­ tune to, break his arm while crank­ ing a car, last Wuqju E. J. HUFFMAN Hr -Slii|tfnan yas again arrenhul early, last week for drunkenesa on the streets. He ptoadnd guilty in Justice. Cndwalladers court and paid fine and coals totalling $8.95. �THE HASTINGS BANNER SEPT. 24,1914—20 PAGES. Declare Your Independence E love'to talk of Independence, but can a man be *aid to be Independent who ha* no money laid away for the inevitable rainy da)*; no mean* within his control that lie may take advantage of Opportunity, when she knock* at his door; who looks to the future with dread because he W knows that if he loses his job, or is ill, or meets with some accident, that he has no means to tide him over until he can square away again? is likely to become a dependent. We all know that such a man is NOT independent. In fact he And no man of thought or spirit can‘look with anything but distress upon anything of that kind. ' . ■ Now it is EASY to escape dependence and become really INDEPENDENT. way that has given to the world its successful men in every walk of life. easy one for the ordinary everyday man in these days if he be determined. WITHIN YOUR MEANS AND SAVE A It is the same old “ It is no royal path; but an And here it is: LIVE PART OF YOUR EARNINGS. By Industry. Economy and Saving any man in America can become really independent, where he need not fear the rainy day, nor lhe loss of a job, nor miss the chance when opportunity shall knock at his door. The first step is the RESOLUTION to do it. The Next Step is to REALLY DO IT. And the next is easier yet. ' Bring your Savings to this Bank and deposit them in our Savings Department, thereby your savings become an INVESTMENT: for we pay 3 PERCENT INTEREST compounded every six months on your Saving* Deposit and that is 50 Government Bond will pay and the security is just a* ample. backed by the $700,000 Resource* of this bank. NOW? Why not per cent better interest than a For every foliar deposited here is begin depositing your Savings with.u* BEGIN TO-DAY. The Hastings City Bank Phone 3-2 Rings 'Tin Bink Tint Does Things For You" Hastings, Mich. * Only a few. days ago. the National Tube Company of McKeesport, Pa.. I anointing of the head of lhe Lord closed. throwing out of employment 2.590 men. Their work and their [in .Matthew, because this is in harrnooy with Hu* object of tho (•<»«uagrs lune been taken fnnn them and given to the foreigner. pel. H* is th* kill#, ami while During the first three months of 191i under a Democratic tariff law Hr i« the rejected, King, her faith our sale of cotton goods to the foreigner decreased $1.200,000..'.Our pur­ no doubt looked iieyoinl death and chases during Ihr same period increased $2,100,000 nr a balance in favor burial. In John-the Holy Hp.fil ol lite foreigner of $3400,000. rives the anointing of-the feet timl leaves out Ih«* anointing of the During the first three months of 191$ our imports of woolen and head. b»*can<u* tho King' « the Son worsted goods were $7.661470. under n Democratic law. During Hie first of G<mI: a« such he i< describe*; in three months of 1913 they were $2451.010 under a Republican laaiff. or u Ihr Gospel of John, and thet alti­ balance of $5,110460, in favor of the foreigner in three months. tude of Mary b«for«- Ills In three months after Ihr Underwood law went upon the statute nnointina them is in.fullest hura 'books. Bradford. Hie,great woolen aud worsted center of England, in- ninny with the fourth .tjosurl.’’ Tin* ointment wn.« valued nt altout < reused its sale of these goods to the United States 2S0 per cent. *50, a large anmuht of money wln*n Comparig this year with last year,-during the month of March the we consider (hat a ‘day’* wages amount wr sold abroad at lhe Purl of "New York'nhme decreased $11,000,- was alHitil .16 rsiiH. H.-r love wive fh«’Tm*«! she had. just as GodS lova (MM). gave the best He had John <KttJ>. During Huy month of April al the same port it decreased $I2.IMM).WM), ?jlie hestow<*d it. on him reganile»4 or a loss in.mir foreign market* of $23,000,000, in two months nt this one nf eo->n ,*,*|- ct-iHni<m. "And Hih port. lioone was filled wilh the odour nf the ointment;" and th** world with Imports increased for the same Iwn months in the’port nt New York the remembri.inrr of it.- This act alone otfer $20,000,000. In other words, during March and April of this of devotion «n her parUjxa« con­ year under this Democralic tariff law thal was to give us the markets of sidered wash* by- some. Judas-the the world the luilanee in favor of the foreigner al the port of New York traitor doublle-« leading, and he alone was $16,000.000,.nr lo put It in another way. Hie DrnuM-nilie tariff hm-ame th- spokesman-for that ele­ law now upon the slalule IwMiks we ure losing one foreign markets at. the ment John 13:1?,the reason for his rule of $276,000,000 per year through tills our port. Our tremendous indignation nnd protest- fofinwimj loss of trade is sliown more strikingly still vvhrn you remember Hint our this verse in John. Here w.« have Imports of material used in manufacturing Ims decreased in Hie first six a rovel.il ion of her heart, and a moiiHis'under (he UndcrwiHMl law more Hum $i«.000.000. Each monlli rrxelntimi of his heart, followed by since the figures show a still greater loss of foreign trade. lhe JeVelathm of the. I.oi-d s heart. During April. 1911. (hr last month for which figures are available, as Slo* was iii harmony with the i-ord, and H- wilh her; Judas out <if har­ compared with April. 1913, wc Ixiughl from the foreigner SMJJOO.OOO mon* mid Mild him $37,000,000 less, or a balance in favor of Hu- foreigner in u mony Wilh belli. He would lake frffin the Lord to sivt* to the pour. Single month under the Democratic law lhal was !«> give us the markets To some her act w;H “waste;" tn of (he world of $73,000,000. Judas il was "robbery;** tn ihelmnl During the first .six mnntlis of the Underwood law our foreign trade it was "a good work.” Tho traitors brought forth I ho decreased mon* than $100,000 000, us compared wilh Hie first six months indignation He cninunder the Payne law. Our imports sinre the UndcrwiMwl law has gone lord's commendation. She upon the statute books in six months have Inrreasril 37 per cent. Our rx- ini-tids devotion to Himself.' ports during the same six months under the Underwood law have de­ look advantage of .an opimrlunily creased 31 |x*r cent. This shows how wr are capturing tin* markets of v. 7 . 'Sih* hnih done what sho Hie world under the "new freedom.” Tills shows Hie r<*sult of sharpen­ could”—blessed words, found <»nly in Hie shortest Ilospel, lb* indiing our wits in competition witli lhe cheap labor of foreign nations. c.iles lhe character of her actr-it is During the first six months of the new tariff law, us compared with related, lo His burial v. fl . A pn*sthe old tariff law our revenue has decreased $25,000,000 during the same ent reward is given h<-r (v. U). Hu prriiHl. rtie excess of rxpfmlitiirro over receipts |ms been $:t7,000.0IX). word* are helm; fulfilled. This stirred up Judas, who ar­ During tin* Mime period hud year under a republican tariff Ihr excess of roreipts over expeiidi(un*s was $7400.000 or a Imlume in favor of a rr- ranged for Hi* hetrayul. He who never was a b»*He\er. now return* puhlicun tariff law in six months of $11400.000. In his own 2. pet. 2:2?-. .Matthew Every day this Detiweratic Congress is expending more iirnnev than tells u* tho amount agreed upciu. the price of a slave, in* fiillHImenL until wt will have to again issue ImhiiIs io raise innnrv to pnv the run­ of scripture. They lyen* ulad.’’ ning expenses of goverium iil. u thing (hut has not been done slnee the Hjiare forbids further remark'. I .n‘‘l1n<M*■u,i,• "dmimslration under Grover Cleveland. \ DcmacruHc . Sincerely your> ' tvonls Xnll’’'’ an< ,"W'*' " hat memorii-s of (lie past Hiom* • Ie*.» W. Aines. International Sunday School Lesson SIMIAY S<;1|<H>I. ussnx ran Speech of the Hon. W. E. Humphrey, of Washington? Before the New York Committee, Murray Hill Lyceum, New York, City, Thursday Night, June 18 The following speech was delivered early in June, this year, before the European war had been thought of. It I hen represented the actual conditions in this country under (he Wilson-l'iidcrwood tariff bill, nnd shows whal Is the effect upon lhe Industrial life of this country of a "tariff for revenue only." We believe our readers will he Interraled Inrs. Every day the nuhibrr of unemployed hits Increased. Every da) mills and factories hair rinsed. Every day since this Dcmnrratic ailminislration went into power mon* than ID.IMMI men have hern forced into idleness. Every day the wane earners of this nation are losing more than $5,000,000. ■* Every day that Woodrow Wilson has been in the W|dle House the business of this nation bus tlccrenMxi mure than twenty million dollars. Tills Is the price of democracy. 'This is lhe price tlint lhe people pay to have the affairs of (Ills nation controlled by aradeffiic doctors and cincieiicy experts, by gownrd theorists mid scholarly“iTremncrs, by podmitir pundits mid Cluiuliiiii|ua performers, by learned nllusionists and grape-juice statesmen. But wc are (old that nil this is merely psychological. The President in II. has asstintl the country that what it needs is inure legishillon. Hr Inis The Detnoeralie party went into power upon (he general promise assured lhe etiunlry that there Is nothing Urong with Democratic ad­ The only difficulty is that lhe Ihev would heller coiwlillons Unit had existed in this country under rr- ministration. or with Democratic, laws. puliliran rule. We .have hud nun a Utile more Hinn six months’ experi- business men nf ihr nation are too stupid lo appreciate the blessings enre under n democratic tariff hlw mid Ihr "New Freedom, and whal Is Ihnl Hair hcen bestowed upon them. The only remedy proposed is to , the’ rrsilUX Herr *•”«•«' "r Ihr results of u democratic administration give thrur more of vvliiit they have already rrceNcd. The President lias served notice on the country (lint Congress is lo hr kept in session all that was ioldcAsllir mitimi with unexumplwl prosperity: summer lo riiucl further legislation that will practically destroy what I compare 1913 nnd 1912. nltlmuglr during 1913 we had but three filth* business Is. H*f(. months of Ihr demm rallr turilf law. mid ten months of democratic adIt may be jisychological, but it is a truth that no cniidld man can niinislrulion, but cvru-lhal mucli.drmocrucy is strikingly different In the deny Hin'tTvery day that Congress stays In session that business grows results. less. The greatest blessing Hint (his Congress could possibly bestow up­ The bank clearances In 1912 were $1,175,000,000 greater than In 1911 on the country would be lo ndiourn and never meet' again. There is this slight consohilion, however, Unit while Congress is in session destroying The number of corporations recorded In 1912, was $713,000,000 more lhe business of Hie country they arc also destroying whal remains of the than those recoded in 1911 • now discredited Democratic parly. The business men of the nation <)n the last dav of January. 1911 the United Slates Steel Corporation have nppcnlixl in vain to.dhe President to slop further legislation, hut had orders for 7.M50.000 tons of steel. (hi January 1, 1911. it had orders Ids reply has been that they simply imagine that they are being injured. for 1,2501X10 (ons. (hi (hr first day of/Ills month it had orders for 1(uipturing the Markets of the World. !<9*,000. ’what could (ell a more distressing story? Under the Underwood Tariff law Hint brought to us' the benign Steel is one of the grral business' barometers of the nation. Today, blessings of (he "new freedom” we are to go forth mid capture the mar­ more than one-third of (lie steel mills in (lie entire country are closed. kets of the world. We have Inal one wits sharpened by competition with the rest of mankind. It would appear to Im* the part of wisdom to'slop Today, tlie steel production in this country is ID per cent below nor­ and sec how the Democratic tariff law has worked. * • mal. ’ In my own state the new Democratic tariff law immediately closed Today, there arc $150.000,goo invested in Idle steel mills. Today, there are a million Idle men in Um iron and steel asoclalcd industries, ri-prcscnlliig a daily payroll of more than $2,000,000. Today there are 271000 miners in this rountry out of work that In republican limes wi re earning $350,000,000 .annually. Today, there are 23* 000 bile freight ears, the largest number lii the history, of this nation. When the Republican party went out of power then* were none. . more than 60 per cent of our shingle mills threw *,000 men out of em­ ployment. mid there mills arc closed today. It immediately opened the mills of British Columbia (hat for months had been closod, nnd they have been running ever since nml 95 per lent of I heir out put is sold hi the United States. The price of shingles has mil been reduced to lhe consumer. We now pay (he same price for foreign shingles that we. paid for (hose produced in this country. More than $2,000,0Q0 in wages is now lieing taken from the-American workman In (Ills counlry and given to (he Chinaman, tin* Japanese and tho Hindu in British (Lolumbin. Today, there are more than 500.000 railroad men out of employment During (lie first six months of the present Democratic tariff law (hat were receiving more than n million dollars a day in wages when 33,000.000 pounds of (in plate valued at $1,.'131,000 was imported Into (his Woodrow Wilson went Into the White House. country, ten times as mueli as was brought into this country during (he Today, lhe wage-earners of this nation arc losing more than $5,000,­ last MX months of the Republican tariff law. 000 every twenty-four hJurs. This nation duripg (he six moutlis under a democratic tariff used less In six months, the Democratic administration has wiped out mi an­ tin plale (han 11 had during the Iasi six months under i» republican tariff. nual payroll of more than $*00,000,000. ■». Tills means oniv million dollars In work and wages taken from the men who work in industries of (his counlry nnd given to foreign labor. ■This $5,000,000 each day has been taken from the ordinary channels of trade. This has brought depression and financial ruin to every busi­ Thousands of tons of foreign steel manufactured by foreign cheap ness and to every section of the country. Tills $5.001000 In wages daily labor is going into Sun Francisco and Seattle. taken from (lie working people-of this nation means that the workmen Thousands of Ions of pigiron are coming into Hicm* ports from of this country are spending S5.000.000 less each day for bread mid China produced by labor paid from 6 cents to 8 rents per day. dollies and the other necessaries of life than (hoy did a year ugo. There are 300,000 Idle men in New York; 200,000 idle men in Chica­ go; 50.000 Idle men in Pittsburg: 25.000 idle men in San Francisco. We are .racing* the .awful problem of unemployed everywhere. There are more-idle men in this nation today than rverbeforc. . Every day that the Dcm<fc*r»He party has been In power we have bought more from the foreigner and sold him less. Every day we have lost in our foreign trade more than half a mil­ lion dollars. Every day the nation lias gone in debt half a million dol- Thousands of tons of rollou ties are going into tin* ports of Galves­ ton, New Orleans, Savannah to be used by Uie southern cotton planter. During tlie last month of tlie Hepuhlirim tariff law the Pittsburgh Steel Company that numufarthres cotton ties paid to its workmen $191;(100 every two weeks. Now it pays to these workmen $11,000 every two weeks. The rest of this payroll, $1*0,000 every two weeks lias been tak­ en from them and given lo Hie foreigner. More than three thousand men that worked foe this company are out of employ incut, wondering how they are going to earn their daily bread. PART THKE-PAGES 17 TO 20. si xiiay A <kt. i. By U*o W. Aines. Christ Anointed For Burial. Mark il:i-H. G. T. .Mark* 11:8. Read Luke 22:t-d. Introductory. We enter Ihi* Inst quarter of the year, in nui- Iasi ‘lesson, the Jtidk-inenl. of tin* Nations, we con­ cluded the study of His last great discourse. In that, discourse Hr told beforehand things (hut were to come to passz Now there re­ mains for Him to die according lo the Scriptures, to be buried, to rise the third day according In the Scriptures and to return to*, the Father. I here to await Hu* fulfill­ ment of His Wonls concrrniiig Ihr course of this present age. al the end of which He shall return fur His bride, then with tlie bride set­ up Hie kingdom and reign. We are fnlroduced al once lo His foinina .death, in the first lesson nf lhe quarter. For here wr sri* His rnrmirs planning it. Mary iiortraviiig'U. aml'Iinlos unilriiatiiig do accomplish it.. Lesson Itiiisions: I. THE. DETERMINATION OR THftrDEWL.. t-2. , II. THE DF.VOTION OF A DIS­ CIPLE.^ III. /HF. DECISION OF A DE­ GENERATE. Itl-H. Thr Oiilllnr Developed. I say "lhe determination of tin* devil” for wr must rometnbnr that while.men were the instruments, they were not the instigators. M is none oilier than tlie adversary, Hu* arcu-er of dur lirellireii. who is hack of these dark proceedings. He it is who all lltrough lhe iig**>. since his own fall through pride, •wlten dr drsinhl to lx* like llir .Most High.iIs. 11:11.) has hern op­ posing God in His exaltation of His Son. He worked the ruin of our first parents; H>* sought lo de­ stroy Ihi* nation Israel, through vrhoni the lle<U*etn<*f of the World .would cofnr Ex. I'; He sought, to defeat the imryose of God Jhrough His <»m when the latter was here in Un* flesh, lenijded Him. perse­ cuted Him. and* finally k'llled him: Hr will vet give power to one who. will rise.-uif nnd exalt,himself as being Gnd, lhe Anli-Christ 2 Thea. 2:l'i; yea. even after he has .fell lhe binding coni of thr Son nf <lo«l (or ont! thousand years. -He will gather l|ie Italians (a bailie ngainst God's people (Rev. 12:7-0'. No! until he .is pul by divine power into lhe place prepared fur him will mm l>e free from his decep­ tions. Satan was hack of Hu* plot­ ting of the leaders pf Hit* |ie<ip|e. Comparing -Matthew' 2t’*:L " 2; we learn that, after the Bird had spoken Ihi* wonls of our Iasi les­ son. He announced for thi*- fourth liinruu that Gosnel record His coming death, this time teHing when U would lake place (nt fbe time of lhe feast of the pnssover'." Immediately thereafter (ML 46:3) we are lold of Hie plot, of His ene­ mies—ehief priests, scribes eld­ ers, together with the high priest <rlm was called Caiaphas (see John 11:19-52’—to pul. Hun tn death. Satan would kill Him. he would fulfill tho very scriplures ’ which he deceives men inIn wresting, and which predict his own downfall. IL* would bruise tho hoot of the sped of the woman" Gen. 3:15 . The tilings thal God hud "deter­ mined- liefnre tn be done” Satan wnuliLnow "by wicked hands” ac­ complish (Acts I-4S; 2:23J. God in-1 spired ini’ii to write lhal it would' ronu* to pass; Satan incited men In bring it to pass. His death was lliiir desire. Tho devil's deter­ mination included Iwo things: I. His death; and 4. Not on the feast • lay. He would have succeeded that far if lie hni.l been able to avoid J ho eruclUxffili of Jesus Christ al that iireciru* lime: for it \va-‘ - iid of lhe pasMtVvr lamb Hint “it was In In* Killed ’between tile evenings.' Thai is lietween noon and Hu* nigh(M the aTlernoon; that is wheu Christ, died.” See Ex> rxlus 12:6. But Satan's desire was frustrated. There is n world of difference between the n*sulls of "Bill they said” (xi 2>. and "Bui God said” Luke 12: 20). Remem­ ber that the poimovor commemo­ rated Hie deliverance of thir chil­ dren of Israel from the liondagi* of Egypt. The lamb was killi*tl, lhe blood was sprinkled. The <loslroying angej brought death to the firstborn of every home except where the blood was snrinkled. All of which sets forth the re­ demption which is in Christ Jesus. "For even t'Jirist our passover is sacrificeirror us”'*:l Corl 5":7>._F6r the feast nf /unleavened bread see, Lex. 23:G-«. ■' We ..... nil Ihaklrov-/ en always stands for evil. Say.v Dr. Senfiuld of this feast “This feast.speaks of communion with Christ, the unleavened wave-loaf, in Hie full blessing of His redemp­ tion. nnd of a holy walk. ’I'iie di­ vine oilier here is beautiful; first redemption, then a holy walk.” ) . In Hie study of the second divis­ ion compare John 12:1-8. This; took place six days before Hie passuver .(oliii 12:1’. Jesus was I in Bethany, in Hie limise of Simon: the leper tv 3 of out lesson). pt)<b. sillly ' the' leper whonr He had cleansed (Mk. 1:10 etc--. He was there ns a guest; eating wilh l-izani'. wluiiii He had raid’d (ruin lhe dead. Martini served. These In* loves (John 11:5). are about I Him. "He is Ihr guest of a cleans-' ••d leper; brsidv Hirn sits Un* num who lived because lie had spoken Hie words "j.azarus. cmue forth" J*li.n 11:13).; supplying His m,<*da is lhe one who was «n occupied with service; and then enters the one who twice la-fore had been at His feet. With this Inlier,*whi>.is none ether than Mary, the sister of Mary and Lazarus Hie present natralive is largely occupied. She brings her ointment, very costly, and anoints Him. Once . before 'li'- sit al His and h’-.»rd Hiword (Luke 1041). finding in Him h«*r pmpliet. fader she was at His feet in her hour of deop sor­ row John il:32). wliefi .lie who is our Great High Prii*.'l. mot her nenl. Now she anoints Him for Ilts burial. Perhaps as she sat al His feet He lold her about His coming death and triumph. Un­ like the other disciples, she ctyuprehended His oft repented word* concerning His death nnd resurreetinn. She.anoint* Him now for His burial; nnd was not among those who went tn the tomb lo anoint Him. -'A supposed contra­ diction in this incinunl is found in the slnteinenl thal she anointed His head, in Mk. 11:3. arid that she nnointiM His feet. irrJohn 12:3. The fad is, she anointed both. Tho Holy , Spirit reports No Happln«*a tn tdlinasa. _ Tdleneaa la ono of the greatest en9mlea of character. As some one has said. "The devil tempts other men. bug idle men tempt lhe devil." Do nog envy the idle man, whomever you may envy. You may have too much to do, and too many things to think about; ■tilt, do not envy the man who has not enough to think about, and baa to fall back upon himself. Tho passions of human nature break loose tn Idle mon, and wander over forbidden place* seeking wljat they can devour.—Dr. James Stalker. Dizzy? Bilious? Constipated? Dr. King's New Life Pills will cure you. cause a healthy flow of bile and rids your stomach and ImiwcIs of WastA and fermenting, Iwidy poitmuR. They are a tonic to yuur Moniach and liver and tom* the genera! system. .First dose will cure you of that, depressed, dizzy, bilious ami conslipalrd condition. 25c. all druggists.—Adv. - li- > £-There Was an Old; JWomanWho Lived ‘in a Shoe— But, So Do You That la. you Uve In your shcoa about two-thlrda of tho time. * How Important, then, that your ' ahooa b« right—right In quality., right In comfort, right in price. " Rouge Rex Shoes Are Right We tan the leather and make the shoes. Wo know what goea into them. They are made for a par­ ticular service—the needs ot lhe man who works. They give youcomfort and wear and al tho right price. The beat coats lhe least In the long run. Cheaper means poorer. Ask your dealer (or Ns. 43M here shown, a tan Jersey grain ahoo 'with a lol ct wear in il. It you do not know where lo gel them write Dept. C and we will tail you. Hirth-Krause Company Hid* t» r«=M»a SAW MaMSwtaNW 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 21, 19H. AUCTION SALE A, wa <n about to locate In the South tho undorilpiod will offer for sale at public auction at the farm of Whitney Tanner, 5 miles south-west of Hastings, and BQ rods west of tho Tanner School House on Sec. 35, Rutland twp, on Wednesday, Sept. 30,1914 Commencing at 10 O'clock a. m. Sharp. We offer the following described property ■ HORNEH. Bay IhirM*. IT y rw. old, weiplil aliotil I'.'tlO His. Ill.uk Mure, (i six years, weibhl ubmil IlMMJ Ihk Bhiik Mart*, 7 ynv ohl. .uei<;)il aboul 1<KW III*. Blurk Man- l.'J yrs ohl, with colt by side, roll ■ xinil by Sucrcsx. Bay iriirllng roll. Hay Man- colt. 19 months old. CATTIJ-L l.arfle nil rou. 9 X1^- "Id. due Jan. ltd. Voting red «;on. .Test.510. No I In every rrspecl. Due Dee. IWh. Spotted Con, II yrs. old. Dur Oct. 20lh. CinCKENN. , About 75 hens, ynunp. mostly Plyimnith Bucks. TOOIX !l Hoc Thomas Drill. MeCornilek Binder. Deering Mower. Osborne Huy Tedder. Two Hay Bakrs. Two Combination Huy anil Stock Hacks. Steel Land Holier. Two 2 Horse Walking Cultivalors. John Urrrr Hiding Cultiiulor. Banner Plow. • Two GO tooth Kmoothihg Harrows. Two sent rd Surrey. . Single Buggy Pori land Cutter Set 1’4 ini-li Heel rhnln llaroc^M-s. Pair Knrr Bolls Pair tHvillating Bobs Pair of light Sleighs, with box. Hocking Valley Corn Shcllrr. MIS4.EU. t.NEOl S. Buggy P<dr Ten gnllon Barrel Churn. Three {;<»■! iirating Moirs. Set liglii breeching for light driting harness. StohrmMt. (*orn Murker. Ihitn-ock Tester । 15 good friire iiosts Set Hotm* collars. Hog Crate. Row Boat. Black fur coal. qihmI un new. Four cords of Beech wood. split ready for HAY AND GRAIN. Alxiul 20 tons of piMKl Mixed Hay. Straw Stuck. Also Xu nitrous other nrtirffs. HOT LUNCH AT NOON SHELTER FOR HORSES IF IT STORMS Terms of Sale: •um?of or der cash. Over that amount 8 jnonths time will be given on bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No property to be removed until settled for. Etflal wrflttntats Writ of Attachment Slate of Michigan, tho Circuit Court for lhe County of Barry. Farmers A Merchants Bank, \ corporation . Plaintiff, Frank S. Wellman. Court, nt thd Probate Office in Un­ City of IlnstmuM, for examination pud allowance, on or lH*fore the 8th •lily of Jannaiy next, ami that such claims will be' heard before said Court, on Friday the 8tli day of January next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of lli.it. day. • Dated September 8th. A. D. toil. CIIAIll.F.S M. .MACK. Judge of Probate. cupled by towns and villages being comparatively small, the poMlblllty of a ahower of stones falling within a town is extrqmely minute; the like­ lihood of a living creature being struck, saya Leiarus Fletcher In tho new Encyclopedia Britannica, is still remote. Tho first Yorkshire stono—that of the Wold Cottage—struck the ground only ten yards from a.laborer; the second, that of Mlddlesboro, fell on the railroad only 10 yards away from aome plate layera at work; a stone ctmpietely burled itself in lhe hlgb- 50 ACRES, gravel, sand and muck loam Mil. seven miles‘from Hast­ ings and four miles from Irving. There are 25 acres under cultiva- crib, ben honee end granary. The fencaa are good and II plenty of all kinds of fruit. The price ii fl, IOO, teruia cash. Crook and Gould Hastings, Michigan. Chink of Ijenry Smith Grand Rapids, micb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Store Phones— * Bell. 173 Citizens, 5173 . Fann Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 H F JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER retm And m. nf (h.n, .nta.l. , j.„,uao. „r|ock the usual condition. — New York said to- have been killed. weigh as much as a Jersey cow! the forenoon nf that day. World. cally, 1 knew he was right; yet. as ------------ 1-----------------J Dated September 3rd. A.’ D. 1911. so near that bo was atunued by the for myself, 1 could not help preferring . CHAHLi-a M. MACK, ehock; while al Mhow. also in India, a to wonder at the hand of the Almighty ,, l ._ .. Judge of Probate. Holy War Not Probable. Ho Sold IL man was killed in 1R17 by a stono In the creation of.* dandelion, a tpar"Have you found a customer for ' I am of opinion that unless you whleh fa a true meteorite and Is rep­ row. a flounder.—Robert M. Gay, In could bray Christianity in a faortar, your gramophone yet?" "Oh. yes—I ' resented by fragments tn museum the Atlantic. and mold it Into a new paste, there played It for 1J hours on end. and ail ’ Notice of llenrJng Claims. collections. (• no possibility of a holy war.—Ba‘o<ether “d Stalo Of Michigan. County of bought It from me." | Barry, s«. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Notice is hereby given that by an Don’t Be a Grouch. (order of the Proate Court for the The old Connecticut farmer bad ths Comity of Barry,-made on the 31sl right Idea. A group of his cronies day of Augurt. A. D. 191 i, four Ware talking at tho usual corner store months from thal date were allow­ about the best way to die. A great ed for creditors to present their 1 claims against* the eslate of Ellen many theories were advanced. Final 11.. L-iubiimtli. lake of said county, ly tho others turned to Zak and de­ deceased, and that nil creditors of manded his opinion. “Wall." said he said doceA-.d are Mqulred to nre- “I ain't ruddy ter die Jlst-ylt, but It I sent tlieirlclaims to said Prolmle I Court, aj/the Probate Office in the like ta have somethin' tickle me ta liiiJ’jnf-lta-tmOT, for examination death an die a-laughln*." It doesn't . ' Owing to the death of my wife, I have decided to quit farming. I will therefore have an and (allowance, on or Iwfore tin* auction sale at my farm 6 miles northwest of Hastings, 6 miles southwest of Freeport) and k’nd/day of January next, and thal cost any more to be pleased than to such claims will be heard before bo grouchy. But it means a lot more 6 miles east of Middleville, on section 22, Irving township, on said Court, on Saturday the 2nd pleasure to all concerned. day of January, 1915 next, nt-ten clock in the forenoon of what’day Hoat'a Bad Break. Dated Augurt 31. A. D. J01I. High society has ita cruda.perKDall* CHARLES JI. MACK. ties, if a story in ouc of the magazines Judge of Probate. is true. At a dinner given to tho famous pianist. Liszt, bls boat. Count Commencing at 1 o'clock p. m. sharp. I offer the following property: Ludolf, right in the middle of Liszt's most exquisite playing, "Sajd In a loud HASTINGS CITY BANK REPORT. AUCTION SALE Thursday, Oct. 1,1914 HORSES. About 150 Ileus and pullets. 9 Shoals, wt. about 125 lbs. each. ‘Mare, 7 yrs. old. with foal. wt. 1290. i mouths old at side. Marc, .'! yrs. old. ul. 120(1. 80 ACRES, in Eaton Counly, three miles from Vermontville oti a good road and fine location, 60 acres under cultivation, balance in timber aud pasture. Tb,e aoil is a gravelly ioatn-and lays good. Ths buiirUnga coniiat of a fine nfiie-room brick house in good repair, b« semeut born 45x«0, alto tool house, hog house, granary and corn crib. Tlie price of thit farm is 94.000. Terat, one-half down; or would take a good house aud lot In Iluttfnga aa part payment. PROFFESSIONAL CARDS Noliec of Hcarino Claims. 'We offer One Hundred Dollars Ro Stalo jof Michigan, County of Barfy, os. PHYSICIANS i cannot be ,cur»d by Hall's Catarrh Cure.d^MA"****^ Notice is hereby given, that by nn order of the Probate Court for lhe J. CHENEY A CO a Toledo, a. A. & C. H. BARBER, ; •r - -F. ---------------------------— -------------County of Barry, made on tlie 3rd • Physicians and Surgeons. day of Repleinber A. 1). 1911. four months from that date were allow­ carters on the road at Charsonvllle. L-alla lu city or country, responded to »>to^rteeUy honorab . in ail i cut *ny obllgatlcaa. made V>y hla firm. ed for creditors to present their throwing the ground up to a height of with promptness, day or night. -------------------------------------------------------------- ' .NATIONAL HANK QE COMMERCE I claims, against llie estate* of BeiijaE. WILLISON, D. D. 8., niin B. Travi.-, late of said county, tsorito broke tho pave mont and wsa i Halting*, Mich. dt-cejiM-d. and tliat all creditors of Hail'e Catarrh’ Cure ta taken internally. brokon lUulf. ■ actinx directly Upon the blood and ir.usaid deceased are required (0 pre­ coua aurface* of th» »r«tem. Trrtlmor.tala Tho Krahenberg stono fell within ,, .sent their claims to said Probate I aent fr»«. Priea n cenu per botUe. Sold Perfsctiy Idiotic. :Court, al-tho Probate Office in the by all Druextita. Keeper at the Zoo (to his wife)— City of Hartings, for examination Angers stone fell close to a lady stand­ “I consider that whatever belongs to "Listen here. Mary, to what it says In i‘"id allowance, on or before ilie Uh ing in her garden; tho Brounau mass Office over Grigsby & Brooks my busband belong* to me.”—A wom­ this hero fool npvel. 'Sha took a taper ; °I /an"a!> a|ld that went through the roof of a cottage; an witness In a Jersey Cily trial. Ths in h.r h*na nnH Phone 17a nut nf th« su'?l1 cltifng will be heard before at Macao, in Brasil, where there was CLERK Only the other day I liatened to a lecturer on s'upspoui expatiating on the enfranchising and ennobling pow­ er of his science, teaching aa it does tho majesty of God and his handl- ‘ There never wgs a time when farming as a business seemed so certain of being a very profitable business as right now. We have many fine farms on our list. Let us tell you of two that ought to be attractive to any on^e who wishes to engage in farm­ ing: , It la often told that Engeno Field ono day wandered into a baaatneut rMtaurnnt, iiat down at a table,, put hla chin tn hla hands and gated mood­ ily into space, relates the Youth's Com­ panion. A waller camo up 16 him, and after the manner of hla kind enumer­ ated the long Hat of dishos thal were WM. GORHAM AUCTIONEER FARMS World Would Bs Happier and Bsttar If Approbation Were Mora Freely ■ Expreuad. —- Defendant. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 1 Take notice that on the IHlh day of June 1911. a Writ of Attachment was ilnly issued nut of the Circuit “No. no.” ita Id Field, dejectedly. “I Court of (ho Counly of Barry, in favor of the Fannors A Mi'rchnnts require none of those tilings. All I Bank, plaintiff, against the lands, tenements, goods, chattels, moneys kind words." nnd effects of Frank S. Wellman, Whether or not tbs incident bo true, uefendent, in the sum "of Three it Is suggestive. Unquestionably, deeds Hundred Sixty Dollars nnd six weigh far more than words, and yet it cents (O(J0.0t> which said writ of ic almost tragic to think bow much attachment was returnable on the happier and better this struggling 3isl day of July. 191 iworld would become tf..klnd words Dated August 5th. It'll. ’ COLtiROVEA POTTER. day.iVomn lu contact with thoso who Attorney for Plaintiff. Business Address, Hoatingv, Mich. aro In Eugcno Field's stalo of mind. —7 wks They are. In our own homes; mothers and fathers and children. They aro behind counters of stores: they aro employes on trpius; they are servants NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. Slate of Michigan. Counly of Bar- In kitchens; they aro everywhere, and their name J* legion. A word of ap­ preciation would brighten the whole clay'and would make it easier for them Counly of Barry, mitdi* on the Hili to keep on tryingday'of September. A. D. 1914, four months from that date were allow­ ed for creditoi- lo present .their LITTLE HARM FROM METEORS claims against ib>< eslate of llarm-t 4.. Miller, late of said counly. dci-euseij, and that all r.rrtlitors of said deceased are required to nrebut Deaths or Serious Injurlss A. L. MERRIFIELD and G. A. MERRILL, Proprietors COL. W. H. COUCH KINDLY WORD MEANS MUCH m-roii of ih,- ronllUoa of Th* II Uy )bnk *t Ita-llun. Mk>hl(an. kt tl ' • . ■. 1.II1. 1 ui. 'h-pam hr < on1n>l..lo(1cr ot the Banklnx Also cull ' HAY LND GRAIN. - ■Two slacks of hay. . 9 Acres Corn in shock. i00 bitahcls of oats. Man-. 7 )r\ old. wt. IIIMJ. Gelding, i ynt old. wt. 1100 These two last are iiiVcIunI and Jine drivers nnd workers. Work htiTM*, 8 yrs. old, ul. 1100. . l>-|art:ueul [Itrnfull. ............. lUnkliix Ikki MISCEI.I. LNEOl S AllT1CLES. cows. Durhuni Cou, 7 yrs. old. dur Dec. 12. Durham Cow, i yrs. old, dur Dfcc. 29. Durham Cow, 5 yrs. old. dur Fcby 15. Diii-hani'Cou, 8 yrs. old. coining in. t Sewing machine, good repair. 'New washing- ituirhine, " '• ' SWINi: AND POLT.TRY. BefrigeratoV. New Bnrrcl Churn. 1'. H. Cream Separator. Some Farm tools. Song- oilier llotiM-lmid urtirlrs. Dtlicr- Articles nut TneiHlmied. Brood Sou, full blood Chester While, ut. 300. TFRM^ OF Sil P All sums of $5.00 and under, cash. Over that Lliniu UI OHL.L.I amounl( j year's time will he given on good bankable notes with interest at six per cent. Nothing removed until settled for. Ab. tract and Kcal Ulate OfBca. Abstract Block.,-Hastings conveyancing. Having a oomplata sot of Abstract Books compiled from ths Records, can furnish complete Abi tracts. Cklcige, KiIiiuh A Siglnv A. It. Ce. Dally Except Bunday. Leave Hastings Black Silk Slnre Poll«h Black Silk >’ Stove Polish P-•*» - Em, w,.« « r Solns North 7:JT DETROIT Business University Get a Can TODAY’ lurtetive ailukl WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS FIRE INSURANCE We wy you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. II you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. like to citangs your insurwno* call in and ma. 1 ropraaeut a com-. fany with a cash capital of 11,900­ 00 and can fully protect you. Filter DOME ENDS INDIGESTION, LEE H. FKYOR HEARTH LUX, OH GAS ON OHioo In Now Slobbln*- Borton Blk. STOMACH. Op.C. K.AS. Phu 57 Hutlip The quest ion as to how long you Curd of Thanks—We wish to: are going to continue a sufferer from lliank llio-c who a-'i-l' il ih during indigestion, dyspepsia or out-of-or- our late bereavement in the death: dor stomach is merely h matter nf of ourzfalher. Joseph Beck. • The Family. 70S BACKACHE KIONIYS ANO BLADOU how soon you begin Inking Touoline/rabs. . . People with Wenk stomachs should lake Toiioline Tablets occuHionally, mid there will be no more Indiges­ tion. no feeling like a lump of lead in lhe stomach, no heartburn, sour risings, gas on .-toniach, or belching of undigested food, headaches,diz­ ziness or sick stomach; mol besides Mra. llctuncr of Flint la Delivered tul Stomach Remedy. It is known all What you cut will ijol ferment ami over lhe United States It clears ths 'll Vtiir I,nalli xxirtl UAIJSCOUS digestive tract of mucoid accretions odors. All-these symptoms result­ and removes poisonous matter. It brings quick relief to sufferers with ing from a sour, out-of-order stom­ stomach ailments, liver and bowel ach and dysprpsia’ai-e generally re­ Mrs. Guy A. Beamer.ot HOT North troubles. Many declare that It has lieved in live minutes after taking street. Flint. Mich., was for a long saved them from dangerous opera­ Toiioline Tablets. . time a victim ot stomach and diges­ tions; many are sura It has saved Go In youf druggist mid get a $ I tive troubles. One ot tho serious ef­ their lives. IhYk of Toiioline. Taidels and you fects was in bad backaches, which at­ Becauso ot its wonderful success will always go lo the table with a tacked her almost dally. there are many Imitators, so bo cau­ Hho took Mayra Wonderful Stom­ tious. Bo euro It's Mayr’s. henrly appetite, mid what you e;il Go to will taste good, baeauso your stom­ ach Remedy; then she wrote: Mulholland's Drug Store and ask "1 thank you very much for wjial them nboet ths wonderful results it ach mid intestlip's will l«.< clean and your nicdlelno haa done for mo. 1' fresh nml you will know there are nover saw anything work such won- haa been accOTnpllshlng among peonot gnin/c lo be any more bad nights mid miserable days for you. TonoIng St.. Chicago, III., for free book on line Tabs freshen yon and make you I did not have my head tied up with; 'stomach aliments and many Krutcfhi a cloth and 1 have not had a head­ letters from people who have been feel like life is'worth living. . Tonoline 'rtbletsMTOst Jt.oo fbr 50 ache ilnce. I had been doctored by restored Any druggUi cin tell you xpeculuta, too. and received very 111- I ita wonderful effecta. days' treatment. At druggists' or Uv baneflt" Just such atoners era told by thou- i .For saio in Hastings by all drugmailed by American Proprietary Co, Boston, Mass. 4-wks Mnda who have used Mayr'a Wonder-i gists.—Adv. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. MICHIGAN WOMH SUMACH ILLS ENDED BI 1 WONDERFUL REMEDY Total. • ..... • • >'■ v.ll*. U* IIIvfdrndu. tUIMM.. lomoie.................. s -1.1.1 HMM II Total- CHAS. W. WING, Proprietor vs i i u.os, CaiUrr. Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer Bernie Walker, Clerk “A SHINE IN EVERY DROP” FOLEY KIDNEY PHIS Ilona! Ilahk run, ! , I Hold Coin ...... Capital Mock paid in Lunch For Those Coming From a Distance game of wbtat, there are tabla* lu the other room.'" Lint, aaya the narrator, stopped short, but aa no one moved he consented utniably to remain at the piano. The amount of wine that had been consumed by Llvzt'a boat on thia HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HARTINGS BANNER, SITTl-WflTH 21, WIL GIRL WITH BROKEN NECK AVERTS DEATH HokU Her Hud Firmly While Be­ ing Driven in Auto to “I don't see your Uladya," re­ marked tin* visitor, as ilie child came into lhe room empty handed. “Whal has become of It?" . "it'd gouu,” auounced Gladys Willi a regretful sigh. "It got so dirty that f Just had to out It.” ■ Fruits as Tonics. Fruit juice* of the acid sort* are tunic* mid aid dige*timi. The acid1 • fruits eaten al lhe clone r»f a dili­ ner will- prevent dyspepsia. Banana*, dates, t)g* and grapes। owing to their large amount of su­ gar, are the most nutritious. Mel­ on*. Oranges, leinon* . mid grapes ••(mtaiii lhe lnrge»l junoihit of wa­ tch Apple*, lemons and-oranges nn* valuable for their potash salic, and oranges ami lemons for Ihell* dlric urhl. Plum*, punches, npri* cols ninl raspbiTrirs have les* «ugur Hinn oilier fruits and nre perml*sihle for those who for any reason may have sweets excluded from their dielnry. Thoroughly ripe fruits arc nlwaya safe to cal. They should be thoroughly washed however, be­ fore being eaten. Unripo fruits and fruits hegiiioing to decay should Hiner eaten.„— If- the teeth are never be to oaten sensitive to sweets mid acids, slic­ ed fruit* will be found unirrilatiflk as well a* uppeluing nnd tonic. Fur the beginning of breakfast the juice of pineapple Is tho bent of nil fruit.* for the dyspeptic. Apple* or tig* are excellent for those who suffer from con*lipalion. Toothache i* e-tentinlly an in­ ' llniiimiitory condition, qii«1 in JM per in Uli1 loolh. of the mouth out, but prevents thermal clionges Tn>m affecting lhe nerve when hot nml cold ore taken ialo the mouth. Curing “Hie niues." "Occnrionally." said my friend, “if I llml myself Itcroming whal is termed 'blue' I lake I "Jake myself out of doors. Automobile nr car­ riage I liave nmib. *•• the trolley rar is my convenience mid I must eoufes*. It is n good one. I ride to the end of the rdulc. transfer (<> anol het* line nml go in tlie most roumlnlHiut way t>ack home. "If the attack of nene* j* m>l then (jured 1 walk nwltilc.' At time* n glnsssof orange juice or a soda is refreshing. '•The'clitmging of one's costume, leaving lhe house, (he motion of fares will restore umi quickly l>> one'* rational senses. Ill humor vanishes wilhouL even speaking u train* Thon, ngitin. Ilie laughing riiro’w ..ni. arioil*. Try ir-hK ha. Im—Ira, ha, jin—he—ha,, ha!" Ginuci-bccad. Warm tpgettor.two -tfuufula of mid butter. untl two laliiriqiooiifuls •if ground gimrer, nnd when n little fore than, blood warm, beat hard for ten, minute*. than add two teaspoon fill* <d soda dissolved in a llUle lud water. a cupful of *otw milk and enough Hour lo make a woft dough lhal ran be rolled out. Turii mi a iloured board, roll out. ml into shapea.tmd bake in a good oven. While hot-brush over with ii'liil.i <>r mi vifir. . . A Caw of New Nslly. A inuti rolled < n :in acquaintance nnd found the iitlk* daughter of tin* lintiau playing with a gingerbread’ cal. cry nice cal "Thnl is ft vt*.,, ' you‘ have "'” caller. '‘Are <you tliiTe," smiled Itlie lie ....................... going lo cut il?" "No." answered lit'? youngster, affectlofinlely -Iroking the cat with h-r'little hand, ‘’Il's loo pretty to ent." Tltree or four day* later (he man hnppciierl (o call ul (he house again. The SaltiitiHoii of (lie Dawn. Listen lo lhe exhortation of the dawn! IsHik jo this tiny! * ’ * In its brief chut-'e lie all the ven­ ties nml realities of your ex­ istence ' ■ Tin* bliffi of growth, . The glory of aclimf. < /The splemlor of beauty: For yestenhiy is but n-dreaiii Ami tomorrow is only 'ft vision; Bui .today well lived mnke* Every yesterday u dream of happi-j IICSS. And every tomorrow a vision’ of l<ope. I.«»ok well. I^erefoie to thj* day. ; Such i» the saliitftlinn of the dawn. From the Sanskrit. I Marguerito DAIRYMEN! BIO LOSS TO THE DAIRYMAN Hospital Boston^—Miss Teele, United States Through Low Maia- weeks ago la Brookline by gras pin* Twp 'Tooth Ponders. From two simple powders, pitlmr of which is beiiellcial^wiien cmi- her neck snap, la now almost ready to slantly used; one may' be chosen. leave the Peter Brigham hospital. Thai - containing camphor i* made of seven drams of precipHated vhalkt half a.dram *>f -powdered orris. Sift many, time* to mix. Person* who objt*cl to the flavor of camphor may try thia: An ounce of precipitated chalk, htilf an ounce of powdered torux. a quarter of an ounce each Of powdered myrrh and orris root. l)Lshnmilihi(| Hint. Cleaning u saucepan in which milk ha* been toiled i* often a Iroublesomo task. A sininlo meth­ od is to quickly replace lye lid af­ ter iKibring out thu boiling milk so that tho steam will not have tirin' to escape mid allow the saucepan to root before taking tho lid' off again. Theft pul Hie pan in cold water to soak; afterward it can be washed easily mu| quickly without lhe bother of scraping. X Berry Puddiup. Muke a rich biscuit dough. Hull this out, spread thickly with huckleberries, spriuklo with gran­ ulated >ugar mid dot with hits of butter. Holl the sheet up care­ fully into mt oblong parciq, pinch the edge* together and pul into a muslin bag. Plunge this into a vessel of Iwiiling waler and keep at a Irani boil for at least two ‘hourg. ill-move the. pudding nnd serve witii hot liquid sauce.' (Copyright. DU.) (By A. A. BORLAND. 8ut« Aavlealtural I Con«K«, BurUngteq Vt.) Fourteen million dollars ore annual- j ly lost to dairy Interacts tn.the United ; States through the low moisture con-; tent of butter. The maximunr-Jeiial amount Is 16 per ceuL; the average . for tbo United Staten is only 11A p-T ' cent An additional 3.S per cent, might' be added, making the water ‘ content Y5 per cent., without exceed-1 Ing tho legal limit nnd without do-' terloratlon In quality of the product. butter bo controlled? There are many factors intluundng molstun* content of butter, but tho two most Important uro tho churning temperature aqd tho amount of working. Churning temperature In ot fundumental Importance. During fall and winter, when moisture content of butter is low. temperature of churning should bo as high as is consistent with securing a product firm enough for handling. Experiments conducted under direction of.the ’writer showed an | I h ; ' ' j I i mid cover' with an iru-h or two of soil, adding other layers of gras* culling* mid nf soil from Lilin* to lino- us the lawn i* nuiwed. This makes a llnest kind of soil for tho spirited animal on which she was. alblo without prolonging the time of house plant* uiftl ferns grown dur­ thus causing butter to bo I-' riding stumbled. 9,1i —churning, h”r,,l— ing winter. Sitting loosely and unprepared for |salvy. M|Vy. tho accident, tho young woman was! The amount of c. working hM,conslil- • Graham .Mullin*. thrown to tho ground. As sho struck ' crablo Influence oa per per cent cent, of of molsraois- !l :c an Huh lo a cream a table*|MX>nful of sugar mid two of butter. Into tbu earth, frozen aa hard as atohe, she : tu re )n thl. flnj8hed product. Whi n Uii* lM-al four eggs. Sift a Ica- heard her neck snap. With a presence ■ butter la worked in absence of water. sp<M)iiful of linking powder into of mind that has seldom been equaled moisture content decrease* rapidly a.*! three cups of graham Hour, add she grasped her head in her hands, amount .of working increases, but if ! the buUer and egg mixture, and knowing that a motion In any direction butler Is worked tn presence of wa-1 heal very hard. Turn into heated wodld snap the spinal cord. ter moisture content Increases with ’ mid greased muffin tins and bake in It seamed hours to Miss Tcelc, lying. amount of working. C-onreqtiqntly if i on tho ground, not daring to move lu high fiercpntage of water is desired ; tho slightest degree, until assistance butter should receive minimum C<M>kbi(| N'cn Pulutues. arrived in tho shape ot an automobile amount ot working sufficing to distrib­ New putatiH-s orv very much im­ driven by a chauffeur. ute salt evenly when no water Is pres­ proved and have a delicious taste Still grasping bar head Ln her hands. ent, but maximum amount of working If toiled with a lump or two of sugar along with a bit of mini. exorcised nt all time* not to overwork Two lumps of sugar to a pound of driving. Tho chauffeur, Impressed with butter. Again. If 'usiural moisture potatoes give excellent results, rendering them llrnier and .more tho danger of tho case, wished to rush content of butter Is high all water to tho hospital with all possible speed, uppelizing. sliould bo drained away, butter par­ but Mies Teelo Jnsiated that he drive tially worked, water drained off aud I slowly In order'that sho could steady One Beason. tho working coinph-tod. "Why du wc ask the Jxird io give her head in tor hands throughout tho us each day qur daily bread?” usk- trip. When the hospital was finally WHAT FATHER DID AND DIDN’T "Becaaim w>- want it fresh," reached, and Miss Toole calmly an­ promptly answered a bright little nounced to the physicians that sho fellow. was suffering from a broken neck, tho Writer Atror a Review Expresses elded Preference for the Thlngi men In attendance could hardly be­ When Wagner Searched for Pawnshop. lieve that she waa speaking tho truth. Wagner's worat experience of pov­ The pics anlthlnga that mother used erty, was during |ila sojourn In Pavia WHEN THE “BLIND” MAN SAW ‘ fJ have been totter, but tn 184(1, when ho had to pawn all that of what father did. why. | he and hla wife poaaeaaed of any when Beggar Man Swoops Down on the . o the ihfnga of tho proavalue. “I looked up tho French Collection Box and Merry equivalent for a pawnshop," ho re­ ent day/ Bays the writer ot a letter to Chase Results. late* la hla autobiography, “aa I waa thu Now York Sun. too ahy to make tnqulrlea, The only Father used to make us sleep In un-1 Now York.—“I am blind.” For many heated bedrooms and take n bath once ; word I could find In iny little dic­ days a man bearing this sign on tho tionary was 'Iximbard.' On tho map a week In a codar tub In tho Mtchea. corner of 8lxty>thtrd street um Third of Paris I found a very email thor­ Father used to make ns ride In street ■ j oughfare called 'Hue den I-ombarde,' cara drawn by If: ' . nud ll|:'.!-.1 • I'h kerosene lainpa, egra that ran off tho nnd thither I wont, only to.find tho hla. arms. expedition fniltleaa. Often, on read­ track about ovary three blocks In The'other morning on elderly wom­ streets never cleaned fn winter and ! ing the Inacrlptlon ‘Mont de Piste! I an went that way and was much affect­ not overmuch in summer nnd that par-! felt ctirioua to Tc&o^-Ha meaning. ed by tho sight of thcr poor old man. Evontnally, to tny great delight, I She opened her purse and a quarter, haps wars not paved at all. Tho aldo-' learned that thia 'Berg der Froommlgwalks were of brick.that bubbled up kelt' waa where I should find aalvaTho beggar man happened, too. that when the frost caiuo out In the spring tlon, and there wo now carried all way. Ho looked at tho blind man and till they were as uneven as a nutmeg wo poaaeaaed In the way of silver.*' ho looked it tho quarter nestling in grater. Father didn't give us any elevators­ tho box among the ulckels and dim.ui., Don't Be Bothered With Cotighiiifl. Like a hawk swooping down upon its’ but made us climb. Ho didn't give ua ' any telephone. Ho made us rido In Stop il wilh Foley's Honpy and Tar prey his talons dovp Into tfio box and Compound. IL spreads a soothing, the quarter was his. Thon a miracle, railroad cars with link and pin coup­ healing coating as il glides down the "happened. lings that jolte i the life opt of us throat, and tickling, hoarsendss, and every two miles and that were hauled The blind saw! nervous hacking are quickly healed. Tho green goggles camo off and the, by wood burhing locomotives that Children love it—tastes good and no small change was transferred to tho, kept us combing the cinders out of opiates, A man in IVxas walked 15 । our hair all the time.. Hu didn't give miles to n drug store to gel a bottle. pockets ot tho "blind" man. Then withi us moving pictures, nor flying ma­ Best you can buy for croup mid a yell for tho pollco, boggarman mid hronchtnl coughs. Try 1L—Arthur blind man raw like sprinters down Six­, chinos, nor meat grinders. In tho kitchen; nor .well-cut ready nmdo ty-third street Mulholland.—Adv. The beggarman looked over his, clothes for men and handsome gowns shoulder and saw-that tho blind man, for women, all nt nil sorts of prices saw also and that ho waa gaining on, to suit all purse*. Ho didn't give un him. Ho threw tho quarter down upon, any ono of a thousand comforts and tho sidewalk and tho blind man, conveniences now shared by all nnd stopped and ploked it up, then pausedI which we couldn't think of doing with-, in the race. out. things which in bis day were । . “A miracle, my friends, a miracle." qqlto unknown. he said.. "My sight haa been restored." The crowd did not understand It this Relations. “What is your uj.lulon of our foreign , The blind man “beat” k in time. Otherwise, violence might have fol­ relations?'* askid the patriotic cltisod. “They don’t do you any good." ! lowed. replied the local polltigian“What you want la a lot of relations right Boro in’your dwii country that 11 vote ta [TO OPEN TURH KEY I 'Oil Paste,Polish j- Russet"Oil Paste Tr ^.-AikYour Dtjerjor MM We wish to thank our patrons and friends for their loyal support during the. past summer months. Thu* weather was unusually hot and many creameries found it impossible to make a quality ol butter that would sell readily and were thus forced to. pay low prices to their patrons. On Account of our UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY and METHODS of MANUFAC­ TURE WE are able to hold u)> the PRICE to OUR patrons. We arc in Jwsiuess to SERVE the DAIRYMEN especially, and we avould like to ask EVERY FARMER who sells cream to STAND BY US during the coming winter months and send your cream to us all the time, as WE will NEED YOUR SUPPORT in order to run without a loss. Many of our patrons churn during the winter months and we would especially likg to ask this class of patrons to TRY SELLING YOUR CREAM all through this year. Wc see no reason why we cannot make you MORE MONEV in the winter than we can in the summer, and we would like to sho'w you. skirt of aailn. tan ahoca and a gold ; bead necklace, Mlaa Chump Ankcrman . entertalnad In celebration of her sixth birthday/at < the homo of Mra. Kuthcrino C. Fay.' Mlaa Chump la a dog. i ■ . To those who think of patronizing the large city creameries, we will say that WE GIVE OUR PATRONS the immense amount of money that those creameries.s|>end in 'jibstage and sjiecial advertising,'by giving I'etUir wcightsr better tests, and higher NET prices. Don't be tricked into shipping your erpun away, when we pay you more, and give you better treatment. CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO, The Farmers Friend **Eat Crystal Pride1* **Eat Crystal Pride11 tent of butter churned at 70 degrees.' F. as compared .with 50 degrees F. I That churned at 60 degrees F. aver-. ( aged 13Ji per cent, moisture: that at i Voice From Elba. ' 60 degrees F. averaged 14.4 per cent.; I more 1 atudy — thn world, that at €6 degrees F. averaged 14.0 I .The ----- ’ ~~ --------- ”tho —— i per cent.; that at 70 degrees F. aver- muro 1 convinced of the Inability __ . 1S.7 - .per «>L . .' U«1 Churtlnu .bould , of form r"''" tn «' rrnnln mivthlnx rtilrnhln—. stop wiM II butler gfluniti a ara the aiM •'“P0*”00 Bonaparte, Was Thrown Heavily to the Ground, j of corn grains. Tho temporal uro of j _ _ Create. Tightening First Artist—'Tlx: Umbrella you lent I line bridle path was all that saved her buttermilk, although it high churning i lite, tue the surgeons surgeons or ot me the nospitai hospital say, say,! temperatures aro •mployi-xl uro, wa- ■ no? I‘ havo lent It.to a friend." Sec- 1 «Dploy<-d wash wit' ' j for had she failed to stay her head the j ter u- few degrees low- r tends to firm ' on<1 Artiat—' That is very awkward, lent it *'■ to — tny delicate spinal cord would have been i butter. Vice versa. In springtime, ' The man Who •« ,,J •* “ triend •a | •napped, when per cihft. of water tn butler ex- ! Ulla mo that tbo owhor wants it." It appeara that aa Mlaa Teele wm I seeds thu legaljlmll, cream should bo , cantering by tho aldo of lhe brldlo path j churned at aa low temperature as pas- Grus* Cullinu*. To uUlize short grass clipping* a- nerve exposure, Un' treatment is simple -I'l’l'.ly « Hi dnlive nml ex­ clude the secret ions of lhe mouth from the cavity; prompl relief will (pll'tw, nml then mlvise lhe pnlienl to visit u competent deniint, says Ti denlist. A wry effective agent, mid oiiei always at band, is lhe oil of cloves.I Il should Im- applied by- Maturating cotton with Hie remedy mid intro­ ducing it into the cavity with a toothpick or other pointed inMra. men!; that tohig done, I lie secre­ tion* an- kept out by tilling Lhe cavity with a little beeswax, a household remedy always at. band. The wax can be applied by wann­ ing over a imnp on the (mint of a knife luul forcing into lhe cavity. The wax HIHHiX serve* not only the 'Eat Crystal Pride1 The Change. "It used--to — be." declared Brotheri ------------------------old —----------Bombershny, ‘dnt when Brudder Mau-' lev dav ley nnd and hla his wlfar wife xna was nh-aniiahhlln' uh squabblin' dey had-It up and down like a sec-saw. • sometimes one of m giftin' de best' of it and den de yudirtr. But now.-blcas j Koodne.ui dey dess goea 'round and ; ‘round like n mrrry-go-round. and no-; body kip prognosticate which is ahead.' -,,ock' BARNER WANT AnVH. Don’t Overlook thxt rubuTiption. the MONEY PAV^-1 Do You Know This Step? The girl who can dance THE CASTLE POLKA will not be a wall flower / The Castle Polka is Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle’s latest creation ; and it will sweep the. country this fall and winter, just as'the "Hesitation" did last season. ’ ' Let Mr. and Mrs. Castle teach you —in your own home • —how to dance it They give you persona/’lessons in two pages of pictures and text •’ •’ In the October Issue of The Ladies’ Home Journal You cart learn it in an hour or two in your own home, just ‘ as if you were in Castle House, where all fashionable New York society will dance it . FifteeirCents the Copy, of All News Agents Or, Sl.’5(l a Year <12 issues! by Mail, Ordered 'l ltrough Our Subscription Agents or Direct ' Our Sales Agent is Luiuc Bink-h'idney ' (5iUM-* It. Trouble Youngoter la Tough. Gainesville, Gu., «iw fairly down-Mi . Now Yofk—Israel Marvin, four h»r hack With kidney Iroifblo arfil | yoora old, la tough. Ho was run over intb'im'd Madder. She Hiy*: “I look by nn automobile: jumped up; bawled IFoley ..... . . now my . Kidney Pill- and back , and ran haioa. Not a Imm w hr*-' >' <.,on^"i- than in years, and both. Icn. < : j. kidsey and bladder trouble are en. ,i, ■ . tirely goniv'-—Arthur Mulholland^-. i-BANNER WANT ADVS. PA»|Adv. - ff yoe that wa can alwaya find good aao (or R. F. WILSON, THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY Independence Square. Philadelphia Pennsylvania . �THE HABTlSqS BIVVEB. NJPTEMBKB K »UL I farther for the electric power. | which is now furnished the villagq Ins lhe dam in lhe St. Joseph river near Parkville, Mich,-will-be de­ stroyed. With the compleUon of lhe outlined drainage system the largest drains ever con-trueled in | any of ihr foui' counties will be lite miles. Southwestern Michigan THIS WKEK’B NBWS IN NMAR-BY COUNTIES. John F. Collins and E. G. Krrmnn reprearnling the businet>.« men's The Kent counly rood comrnh.eiuti of Poliendlh’. on' out Jwcur-Jalon will lu-gin to buifd lhe propos­ ing pledge.-' for'subsqribefATlntnri .■,! hYiii*. lif i’pinTi'tr mmf-on lhe a slnlo bank in that village.. A good Homh Division rood from Bitrloq amount was promised by lhe busi- street south. Tlie road will be new men and the well-lo-do form- built of cmicr't-fe and gravel, wilh xi er* are now heme canvassed forltiLfool tlri.veway. The total cost help. The prohnidlitie* are lhal will be nl»mii Of this *Wywhen they get through the objeci I anting and -I'.iih townships w'fll will be accomplished, ns the-l|n- conirfffuie g.’xk> and the stale reInilialive taken by such men usual- ward will be *3.5'*' double ly brings resulls. reward on nn ordinary road Hazel Kidder, whn disnppearctl some month*, ago while en route fom Kalamazoo l» Jones nnd was later found in Racine. Wil. nflei her father was *up|>0M*d to have spent considerable money in searching for her. |« now up before the Caw counly Juvenile court. Thia time she is charged with be­ ing incorrigible nnd.a* she is only 15 years of age her admittance lo lhe stale reform school is asked by her Him her. Mrs. Not Inn. who wnrf >>eparnli-(! from Ralph Kyld>r, ilazela father, and married again. Marshall Ellioii. Albert Ruggles and L. Bundy, subpoenaed . in Un­ case. appeared in courl Thiii-tluy forenoon. These with Sheriff Ralph Chapman aided in (lie search for lhe girl. A number of lellers which she had writlpn to her par­ ents' while in Wfsconson were plac­ ed in evidence. hi these she Ihrcaleni'd to burn lhe farm build­ ings if brou«hl hark to her home in Jones. The trial will probably lie compleled -Imlay. Otlo IL Way’s remains will nol rest long in n soldier's grave nt Vent Cruz. Mexico, where they were tenderly laid away wilh full military honors on lhe afternoon , of Hoplember 1st. for a letter-From I he hoy's father. Myron C. Way. nf Portland. is now well on its way lii ihr proper nuthorilics. asking lhal lhe body Ike exhumed and trans­ ported to litis for burial. Thia week Mr. Way received a Id­ ler from Albert .M. Abitol I. Guniti'ry Sergeant, U. 8. Marine Corps, dated at Vera Cruz September Olli, in which Otto’s friends nnd com­ rade* joined in extending their heartfelt sympathy to the bereav­ ed father. Several vhnv's of lhe ceremony. nIiowIdk the roiiinim* ly­ ing in sialo in tho funeral lenl, the -•■oldiors bearing the flag-drapaMl casket to lhe grave, ami an individ­ ual photo of a huge wrerilh of rosea donaled by trpnrocialiro fi-ii'inl-. were enclosed in. the leller. In concluding. Sergeant Abbott, said: "We thought. Ilirse views might be appreciated by you, -ami nl«> that you might see that a soldier is nev­ er denied lhe expmsinn of ‘sen­ timent that is huslonmry in the loss nf a true friend.'' ~Mi<« Goh Bracket of Ross was hitteu by a inassmuiugn Inst Hundny. A companion who w.in wilh her al the time, was Inn frighten­ ed to help her nnd .Miss Bracket suckl'd the poison from her foot herst>|f. showing surprbmg pres-1 ence of mind. Though nol yel I covering rapidly. Drain commissioners nf Kalama­ zoo, SI. Joseph, Cass and Van Bur­ en counties wilf go before thr Itoard* of supervisors of their re*l»ectlve counties litis fall wilh a proposition to expend approxi­ mately f5t),(KNi nnd reclaim fully IMJUO agt** of land lhal is now worthier. In accomplishing (his. ihr village of Mendon. SI. Joseph county, will compelled lo look FARMER’S WIFE TOO ILLTO WORK Professor E. M. Anios. of Olivet i:iiv>i- peach in his vicinity Ihla weighed lim e quartets of i pound and was If inches tn cirettnifer- EELS AND SNAILS AS to their tex should Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to re-^ store their health by tho many genuine and t-uthful testimonials we are con­ stantly publishing in the newspajx-rs. If you have tlie slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkiuun’a Vegeta­ ble Compound will help you, write to Lydia E.Pinkliam Medicine Co. (t'onHdaaUal) Lynn, Mbah., for ad- HIGH TEST uhlle all that move in tho waters with­ out tins and scales shall be on abom­ ination. CoL Newnham Davie has described the ideal conditions ot snail-eating. “At Price’s." he writes^ "the horned thing I* eaten with proper ceremony. In a sliver bowl, with’a stiver three­ pronged fork as a means of conveying the alleged dainty to the mouth, tho long, black gelatinous things ore brought to the table, very hot. and swimming In a sauce In which lard and onions and garlic seem to Im> the principal components. Speared on thu fork, the snail goes into one's mouth— and then comes ono of lhe critical mo­ ments of life!" You will need coal, for the cold days will soon be here and the comforts of the bright, glowing grate will be mighty cheer­ ful and comfortable. Better order now before the price raises. Edmonds The Elevator Men Hats the Cause of mildness. Baldness I* a matter ot headgear. The doctors are fairly well agreed up­ on that Men grow bald more fre­ Product for Heating. quently than woineu because of the hats they wear. It Is true that women Dry coal does not produce aa much wear bigger and often heavier hats heat as coal thal la considerably than men, but they attach them to damp. It Is, of course, a fact that a their-hair and not to their scalp*, greater heat makes the fuel' moro hence they permit ventilation and do valuable, and It Is essential to know nol constrict t|io veins, while men's how to secure tho most from ordinary hats, with their hard. Ught-ntting fuel. brims not only permit no air to enter, - Coal that Is to‘be burned In a fur­ but constrict tho blood vessels all nace. a stove or < grate.for'lmmedlate around the bead. heat will product nearly ono-fourth more-heat when wet than when dry. Coal that Is to be placed tn a store Keeps Your Liver Healthily Active. A man in Kentucky lold a friend produce a long^atinuet!, moderate (hat Foley'.Cathartic Tnbhdg were beat will produce a little more than the most wonderful medicine that uin-iuuu one-third more luum heat nc.n ii If there mure Is ■■ plenty plenty had ..........ever. entered his system. Suid “‘ ‘>1"1 without them. ot moiathrc than can bo secured If the- <T. ------wouIl »M* ml I. r-l dr. “ • "T »'«M.I'".'tried them. A thoroughly r|raiisI-arge lumps of -'■■‘Kean bo soaked iiik cathartic for chromo yonslipaIn a pall of water for a half hour, and iion or for nn occasional purge.— the heat will bo Increase.l, nearly one- Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. half. This I* done,'in cases where the lumps aro used In stoves tightly —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. closed, such as those known as air­ tight furnaces. i " « Several tails of waler throwu over Fuel Should grsgatlon Back to Hla Church at Night. A characteristic story of Dr. Parker from an old minister who wo* much Interested In Joseph Parker’s early work as a local preacher, "says the Uritish Weekly, ono Saturday he met Parker and asked him whether he had an engagement for Sunday. "Yes,” Be Thoroughly Hastings, Mich Damp- greatly to the consumer. Coal will burn briskly In wet and almost airless mine*, and It Is said pile burns. It Isldlfflcult to drown that portion of theXre with waler. well secure ■ little ot thn heat permit it KO unused. Whereupon the old man leaned for­ ward. fixing his nephew with hl* bead and Joseph had a happy day. Rheumatism Pains ‘Stopped. The first application of Sloan's Liniment goes right to the painful' part—il penetrates williQUt rubbing —il stops lhe Rheumatic .Pains around Hie Joints ami gives relief and comfort. Don’t suffer! Gel a bottle tndiiv! It is a family medi­ cine for nil pains, hurls, bruises, cuts; sore throat, neuralgia ami chest pains. Prevents infection. Mr. Chas. H. Wentworth, California, writes:-—"Il did wonders for my Rheumatism, pain is gone as soon a* I apply it. I recommend il to my friends astbe hesb Liniment t ever used." Guaranteed. 25c al yuur Druggist.—Adv. rothers Phone 18 DR. PARKER'S TWO SERMONS MOISTEN COAL BEFORE USING "Are your sermons ready, Joseph?" REAL CAUSE FOR ANXIETY asked the minister. "1 have tho morning sermon," was Old Gentlen^a/i's Exceedingly Neat tbo reply, "but 1 am' not sure about Rejoinder to Tactless Remark tho evening". Made by Nephew. “Well.’Joseph, what is your text for the morning and how do you treat It?” There ta an old gentleman In Phil­ adelphia approaching the ninety mark outline of his sermon. who still finds''much seat lo life, and, “Hut. Joseph," said the xblnfster. having retained all bls faculties, ho feels,that a few of the physical dis abilities of age are of small account. real meaning of the text. If you'-uill look at the commentaries you will suo Hla nephew la a man of small tact, that you are. wrong." a fact which haa always aroused the Parker thanked him aM went his Ire of the old man. A few weeks before the old gentle­ tray. On the Monday thu adulator again met his friend. • man’s eighty-ninth birthday this "Well. Joseph, how did you get on nephew, who had been overweighted yesterday?" with bualuea cares for years, start­ "Very well? was the reply. ed on a trip lo Europe that was to "How did you manage?" consume a year. ’’Well.'' he said, "in the morning 1 preached my sermon and explained nounced the nephew to the old man. “I am starting abroad to be gone a said: This Is how I understand It. Hut year—perhaps longer. .1 thought 1 learned men understand It differently, might never—well, you ^understand— I wanted to bo sure to see you once nnd 1 will toll you in the evening, how the learned men understand It.”' more." "BUI;" be said Impressively, filo you! mean to tall ma tho doctor doesn't I think you’ll live to get back?" COAL Our Prices Very Moderate Proper Ceremony. Leviticus has been adopted Into tbo law of Scotland. But there aro some peculiarities which suggest that It ha* I probably* been adopted into Scottish practise. Take the prejudice of the Slot against eating eels, and also shell­ fish. There is no more obvious reason why an cel should look moro like that abhorred snake to a Scotchman than to anybody else. and. taking the objec­ tion to shellfish Into account, one can­ not help thinking of the rule in ixe vlticus thal "Whatsoever hath fins and That’s what you get when you buy a Ton of Coal from our sheds. You not only get full weight, but ydu get, also We have never tried to make you think we were GIVfNG YOU COAL, for we are not We are charging you a price consistent with good quality and good weight that makes Three-Pronged Fork Regular Thing to Cordelia Haa an Unhappy Memory. "Speaking of outrages," stated CorA Weak, Nervous Sufferer della Killjoy, "when uty cousin Foadick, who used to play the concnrRestored to Health by Ly­ Una so affecting!/. died, two ruffianly brothers in the lodge came lu sit up dia E. Pinkham’s Veg­ - with tlje body, bringing, along’ four more of thu same sort to keep thorn etable Compound. company. They tramped mud all over my clean floor and yaw-haUed in the Kasota, Minn. — “I am glad to say most raw-cuss way Into In the night that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege^Ablp when they thought I was asleep. Then . .-U__ ,. Comjjound han dono the extra four «>nt home, leaving the more for me than ■ other two ruffians to entertain each anything else, and I other with funny stories till morning. had tho best physi- i dan here. I was so | came again, bringing a I\t more of that I could not do their ruffianly Ilk. ami tramped moro my work and suf­ mud all over the .house. Aud al­ fered with pains low though that'was seven year* ago not down in my right a word of denunciation of tho outrage side for a year or haa been uttered to this day except more. I took Lydia what I have said I “—Kansas City Star. E. Pinkham's Vege­ table Compound, and now I feel like a Neatly Headed Off. different person. 1 believe there ia "Do you not propose to marry?” asked Mias Flitters of young Mr. Bain­ bridge. "Well, I haven't proposed young girls, and I would be glad if 1 yet," replied ho. In a tone which for­ could influence anyone to try the medibade a further prosecution of inquln more than it i* claimed to do.” — Mrs. Claiu Franks, JL F. D. No. 1, Maple- 2000 Pounds a Ton To Remedy a Leaking Pen. If one Is troubled with a lcaky<onn-' tain pen the appIlcaUon of a little, soap to the thread* of the screw will Then laxlness. "Do not do today worl^ magic. If tho pen Is emptied, what can be put off till tomorrow" is thoroughly cleaned, tilled and the soap the flrat commandment tn tbo unwrit­ applied there will bo no more trouble ten constitution of the Mexicans. Be­ until the pen needs filling again. ware of tho Mexican who euRages to do something for you. “tomorrow.” For “tomorrow" merely means oomotlme in the future. Because of thia peculiar point of view Mexico has tieen humorously dubbed “the land 'of tomorrow.” .It Is the land of procras­ tination, the land of "poco Uempo," or “wait a while." An Appointment made for ten o'clock In the morning may t>e kept at eleven or twelve o'clock,’or perhaps not (intll afternoon. The Mex­ ican* never cegse wondering at tho remarkable energy and promptitude of Americans. When It is intended to The demand from warkeep an appointment promptly ths torn Europe for f o o d is wbrds "a la Inglesa" are added to sig­ boosting prices and cost of nify that the appointment Is lo be kept after the English or American living increases. fashion. — Correspondence of Chris tian Herald. In spite of the heavy .de­ Congress Investigates High Prices mand from abroad, the True Enough. Retailer (of odd lengths of tableoilcloth)—"Only one-and-ilx. ladles and gentlemen—why the king ot Hingland ain't got a better bit of oll-cloih on ’Is dlnln’-room table-"—Lon­ don Opinion. Slup That.First .Fall Cough. Clicrk yoqr fall cough nt onro —don't wait—if may lead lo rerious lung I rouble. Weaken your vilaMljr and develop a chronic lung ailinenl. Gel n hollle of Hr. 1M-1I* Pine Tnr Honey todayj jl is pure nnd liarmtes-i—Use it freely for Hint fall cough or cold, if Baby or children are. sick give it lo them, il will re­ lieve quickly and permanently. II sootlics lhe irritated throat- lung* and air passagas. j-oosens Phlegm |b antisepiic and fortifies the sysiem against colds. Il surely pre­ vents cold germs frdrn .gelling a hold. ’ Guaranteed. Only 25c. at your Druggist.—Adv. price haa not advan­ ced on. GraoeNuts This healthful food, made of the finest wheat and bar­ ley, is fully cooked, easily digested, and with cream or good milk, is an economi­ cal, delicious dish for any meal the year around. —sold by Grocers An Income Our Prepaid Stock pays, semi-annually, cash dividends at &% |>er annum. I S» Net | Safe Convenient Profitable Write for full particulars. SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION A well educated person who ha* been atTiIgh school And a university use* from 3,000 to 4,000 word*, but thu average Individual can get along with 1,000. Shakespeare tqadu use of 15.000, and tn Milton's works 8,000 aro used. ByV actual-count the Hebrew Little-Known Spanish Province. The province of Airaorta Ilea In the southernmost part of Spain bordering on tho Mediterranean sea. It com­ prises 3.360 square miles, and tn 1*09 had a population of 3S9.013. Almeria, with a population of over 50.000, Is Its capital and principal seaport. with 6,643 word*.—Popular Magaxlnn. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. AUCTION SALE Having rented my term, I will sell at public auction at my farm, 3 1-2 miles north-west of Hastings, 6 miles south of Freeport, '/z mile west of the Brick School House, on RutlandIrving town line, on Section 36 Irving Township. This sale will take piece on Tues., Sept. 29,1914 Commencing at 10 o’clock a. m. tharp. houses. I oiler the following property 7 shoals. HARNESSES. Il double work hnnieaMi*. Light Dnublr- Driting Hnrne^K Single llarnrsK TDOLS. 1 .umber Wagon., I'hilfiirnt W.tgon. Double Buggy Curriuge, nearly new. .. 2 IVkcclvd Carl. Sleigh ll'-ci-iiig-JUouiny, Machine, nearly new Horse. Hake. (Islmnic Spring loolh Harrow. 2 Spike loot Ii Harrows. Thomas Disc Drill. 2 iloi-sr Walking (ailllvnlor. Disc Harrow !« -Oliver Plow. Grind Slone Wheel Barrow Cprn Shelter ('.ombinallon Slock Rack 32 gallon'Kellle. 2 pairs Huy Slings and wire cable. CATTLE, Jersey C«nv, 7 yrs. old, tine in November. 2 (Htryrs. old IIHfrrs. dur In'Feli. 50 gal. oil drum. Hound Ouk Heater, nearly new. Illhcr Arllrles too numerous to mention. Brown Mure. (• yrs. old. wt 1150. Iron (inn Gelding. 5 yrs. old. w Blni k Mun-, i yrs old. Ml. 1201. Black.Gelding. 1 yrx bid. wl. 1200. liny Gelding. yrs. pld. nt. l-'IOO. Bay Gelding. 3 yrs. obl. nl. 1350. ’ A pood pair. Buy Gchllnfi, 2 yrs. old. nl. 110ft. Bron n Mure, IK inos. old, wl. KIMI. Buy Gelding, 3 yrs. old, nl 1UUU. Broke siugl nml doulilr. A nlcr pair of sm-king colts. Brunn Gelding, 3 yrs. old, nt. KOO. HOGS. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Hot Lunch at Noon Tormci AI1 Jums °f J5-Do or under cnh- ■ amount lulllla, 8 months time will be given on bankable notes, with Interest at 6%. No property to bo removed until settled for. C. FELDPAUSCH, Proprietor Col. W. H. Couch Auctlonaar Chas. Woodruff � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-10-01.pdf ddece9c73476f4a31610186dc4515103 PDF Text Text IN BARRV COUNTY Ctrrahrtion Greater Than All Other Barry County Papera Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR WANTS DISCHARGED MORT­ . ~ THE 22 PAGES UAllV CQinillTR BABE MADE 71 YRS. AGO IflAIH bRAUURlLO ATTENDING COLLEGE HASTINGS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCT. 1. 1914 000ftLL0WS WILL HAVE1HEI" I SECOND ANNUAL BANQUET DOT. 6 BANNER THY MANNER WANTS Everybody Read* The BA NN HR. NUMBER 22 PART ONE-1 TO 8 RIIRU R1RII?' pastor breadt discussed NOCTURNAL innfli INTRUDER ininuucn r VIEW MISSIONARY EXHIBIT! VPADIQ orAnho Ml DAnUd, -I the amusement question Parish House. Il Gav­ FRIGHTENS WOMEN In■ Episcopal LOSS ABOUT S1 1,000 . and Nerrxsity of Rring C.oiisrirnrin Every Phase of- Chinese ' Al Their Temple. Rev. Russell IL Fred H. Fuller Want* to Clrar Title, to Ijind Hr Ihiiu hi I ■ Hready Will Be the ToastJohnstown. maslrc. Fine Program. tirnis About Them. Ilrv. Riusrll If. Hrendy gave /h. I'riYl II. Fuller, of Johnstown HASTINGS HIGH HAS 59 GRAD­ . Next Tuesday evening at -70M FRANK EGGLESTON BREAKS IN­ Sun Yat Sen who .has *kmv so TWO LARGE barns UATES PURSUING HIGHER first'of his. Sunday evening township, tins liegiin acHou in cir­ o'clock the Odd Fellows will serve TO HOME OF WIFE SUING much for the hew China, and who HATS DESTROYED IX cuit court Io have cleared the title I heir second annual banqucL nt the iimns »hi “Popular Ampwemeiils' -kqjs'largely instrumental in bring­ ’ STUDIES. . FOR DIVORCE. IJOIVNE TIVP.' temple, on Jeffer*on Street. The last Sunday'•nrning. Afisrussink Hu to land in Johnstown township on ing the new Chinese republic im«> general which then* has Iieen no discharge invitation tin* Iieen arre|ited to as­ .being, was converted to ChristianHURLED CHAIR AT WOMAN ] ;J>, ...... 'IFOUR BARRS WR « a broad-mindsemble in lhe iHiscment of the recorded of a mortgage dale Feb­ 12 STUDYING IN V. A. C. il IRQ IR *■ Ri Ui Methoilist church, where lhe pro- 1 ruary l| IHltl, mid ircuiil<*'l mi it. pltfln that' folk.* in our busy lime 10 IN STATE UNIVERSITY r*March II, 1811. .The mortgage was WHO shouted "MURDER" mssf diiursion*. and that n life that long ago paid. had no time iu it for amu-'-mctiG |ThiJ following is tin* program: Tltfl mortgage was nne of the hia ime-sideil.. abnormal life. H> NeighlMirhood Uuickly HoiimxI Hut i Dourdlot Miiwinns.Of the Episcopal j Farmers Promptly Responded uiiil w.is " InvocaUnn, Rev; C, XV. BnlliAt. ridenls of pioneer life in tile early l.arper Number of Grnduntes Thun' Banquet. Utllphnslzed I lie iiei'd of conscienl.lUurfwr l-wmed. Found Xslr.u <*«*»». ?"* •*„ "/ ,W ’ -"'-I Flumrx. fi-Unn House ’ ■ Fmighl Flumes Sa* Ing IIuum* ",d ‘out Hie liinus’-'iili-llts Introduction nf Toastmaster, hy lll.li.rbrc Kwiiprd. *’on..d A.lrrp Iij,”'jmri.h engo fownshiii. Calhoun county,-er-, E* er IIiTiih* arc Seeking'High­ From Destruction. er Ediiral.loii. the Noble Grand. L. siainm. on Porch and .failed. . Emmanuel church in this. city. and' su' rented to Jofiti Moll, of Hickory II. Corners, mt Felirmiry I; IHl.'t, u- Fifly-nine Cries of "muriler” rmiled n**i-1 .The exhibit i- remarkably cmuthe • Toastmaster Rev. Russell Tlmi-day iiflernoon about Ilin graduate!. ... -... iimu*cnienl i mortgage on 320 nrres on SivliniH Ilasliups high .school are pursuing Breaily. dcnls of North Michigan axenm*:plete. ei.veriiig a mo*t eiery iiha*.* Xocal Solo, Albert Brill. KI and M Johnstown, giving n»i sliidira beyond Hie high school. from their beds al alMnu one o'clock "f Chinese life, showing sample* of one :uix7l. the oilier lux to. lielotigToast, Judge Cleiiw-nt Smith. |>ayn1en| 22O.OTMI feet of wliite-wiwid on I'uesdny morning when Frank articles used by carpenters and I mg Io Win. C. Anderson, in Bowne Toast, by a speaker from outside Eggleston broke into In.’ leyiden-olCadosmeii os well a- i........... ; township, Kent County. als>u| ■ a lumber and Wni in cash, totalling leges in this state. Of Hie above . in value *1.700. 'Hie lumber was .number II lire attending Hie.Barry the city. of Mrs. Mary Towiuend Ecgle*lon. t ** hiHlls and in domestic life, ‘ h of tlie Barry County Vocal solo. Frank Horton. to be sawed In a mill on the prem­ County Normal school. The Mich­ his wife who is. suing bun for di-1 • burned to the ground. Toasl, P. T. (kilgrove. ises. The first payment of K.’.OOO igan Agricultural college lias mon* vorce, frightening her and her vi*iToast, by outside speaker. fi-ei of lumber was made on Feh- studeiils from Hasting* iugli I linn ,lor. .Mrs. Harriett E. Buiil. <>f Evart. Solo, C. A. Kerr. ruary f. IHII. The balance of pny- any oilier cducalumul nisiitutinn. I'.’ who was spending the night willi Han Kow. । inenls were -mnde aiuiuidly in him- having enrolled. The state uni­ Tin* personality of the outside her. Mr. Hum wa» .w.k.-.i.M ... i Idaimcd lo llhl.lnil” Io d.m.U III” is a profound iiiyslcty ; wnlK|aill( only partially covered* by in-i sound of crashing Blass and in­ versity is a close second willi leu siirakrrs only to the toastmaster. To Hie payments in cash of Stno each were xliidunl*. Elgin are attending the known formed Mrs. Eggleston. • Mrs. Hunt. , , . , Mirance. Only by great efion* wa­ in Hm-Ii nine made annually. * * him has Iieen commltlod the task nw, lurn.M on The li.hi- .nd w. id ' , IMrlnii.1l>.’ nrownl II rajkb hi* beautiful luuiu* saved froi'n thKalamazoo Normal. Two are in Today, the lumber yvtmld 'Im* the Ypsilanti Normal, three in <if importing them, and keeping ..... mln an a.U.’.n.na ib’’ .’■>>,I—y ”f s.,,.c H ..1 >!,. 11.” tlames, a* well a* some *|p*'ls near • worth about W.tYMt. rljddli’ii ”1 II”' ’iirniu. the^larger of the two liarns. Mr. Alma, three in Ferris Institute, one. I them sober until after Hie banquet. >a:ali.’.l”ii pnl.Ti’d. WilKoul aayinn in AHiion, one in Olivet. om> in De­ the best, and we will await the re­ a word. I.” inrkm up .. r”.kln«- ura’I". Willi Ih-lr n’.ln’rb>” l”ad>- Anderson has a waier system l»V” M”'n I....... .. R. B. MESSER PRESENTS. throukhout tiis hoti«e. and only hv, _________ , . troit Unlvornily. of Hie three, sult* of hit* conquest with deep in­ rhalr and burl.-.! II al h. r. ..... ... rlam. Mr-. Hind .Mrd "”>■ al diffan’id hour. I>> appmulwho nre studying milside of this . GAVEL TO MASONIC ”ninnl..r- and d<ilaiM II”' rliair. "’'HI’. a'"1 ,Mr’- "J1!-* I,’"" stale, two are enrolled in Chicago, terest. garry co poultry ass n Music during the evening will be: which w.-iil Ibniunh lh.a ...... i„ ’ »h..win« and .'Xidainhin lh ” ........... one in Virginia. HOLDS IMPORTANT MEETING furnish-*I by the Troxel niclicplmj Mm. k^slcahm *lj2 **'*'ih. , . Sparks from Principal Wallace says Dial every This banquet is only under thei Iho Ironl mom. Rrou{|hl it From Palrallnr, Wide effort ....... a|m. aml and Mid: • "Why. ‘ lh” .’’ahihil wdl I-..|.;n . ........ . burning barns iisls and , . ----------has been made Io have no Country Hun Great SIgnHh-mirA names omlllcd from the lid arid to auspices of the Odd Fellows, amt f rank, what am >-ou rh’iiu.- h.-r-r rHaiM* I” lh” Mni-ral nlihllc -yer,’ ohn M<-- i Planning Biggest Sliou Eirr Held the |>ublic is given a cordial invi ­ wont mil l.v lh” I ab”n”»m »' rl.””k ami in ad- Carthy'* In Masonic- Origin uinl IIImIoq'. Vivoid any errors in the list Itself, tation whether members nf the Or­ ..................... ' ' in Counti. Cha*. Mrlainr En­ I'1'1'”" '»J!**- “IMII lhur~lay the ground. I yi that if there are any mistake.* der nr not. The lodge is making way in which h” bad anl’-md. gaged as Jialgr. n.m..i by call, roc a-i-lancc: J™ X'/ .’X’"" WtaJyhl^ of wheat and > the members of the Hasting* Ma­ it will be understood that they are tin effort to improve the properly : i 1'iin -it* .uni sonic lodci* on Thursday evening ifiii nlenl ioiial. ■"«" “ein Oe.nl.cr 7. and make it a credit Io the City. {S7b,"«dSSj*l.,fi Harry County Poullr n gavel which he brought front s- mid will gregl|y appreciate the pa­ i...i.i ................ l*.ile*lini*. a rminiry fanmu* as the frightened by their line-1 ..mto maim* A •««* y- tronago nf the public. 'Tickets grimily cd a part ex' rhe McCarty fann..Tb<*■ • Jrase Tnwiro nd DR. SAMUEL DICKIE It) SPEAK origin- of Masonry, mid from mg followst may be secured by application -In lurnal iisilnr. loss <m Mr. .McCarHiy's barn and i ’’inkwhence .Masonry' lias spread over Penelope Ablmli. 1919, Ypsilanti any member nf the Order. Mrs. wa* unable to locate the intnid minty Hie higgi-M poultry show in DEFORE M. E. BROTHERHOOD the world. The hammer is made Normal. Ida Wood, ratcior. a small insurance. ' ‘ ; i's history, if it from limestone from the quarries Eggleolnn, however, was found in I ----------Imwrencn Bauer. 1013, Agricul­ It is not known whether the lire | V' *'■ . * in Jerusalem.: lhe handle from tural College.. the morning asleep on the porch of Delegate to Pratt* Confcn*nei* Brok. Drath of Mr*. .Inhn l.lrhty. caught from the -park of an engu.e i ?* ' '* ‘J’ "r ' ’J1* wood.'from tlir* Mount of Olives. Mr Kcamn.UlcnM and jail-.l. ,,, Klin , m .i, War. ....... Lynn Brown. 1912. Agricultural Wilf or from some one sm-ikitig. iTorl' will F>r. ' •-"•"•on. a* judge On motion of Fred Brown, junior College. .... .. • tin his person were found aome . Heelresidents of Baltimore, and whlakcy and a Mlle ... in. » ’ ’ ' “ l ” ro n. . -a warden'of the lodge, a vole of was first, discovered in a large; Huh Bidehnnn. toil, Barry Coun- for a number, of years matron oF thanks was given Mr. Mes«i*r for ly Normal. straw slack near -the barn, mid Two mince* nf chloroform. F.gRev. Dr. Samuel Dickie, p. ... [the county house, where she he-, soon the buildings were a mass «>f hi* gift. Maliol Blmigh, 1911. Barry Coun­ |camo noted for her kindnes.* Io the gleslon, came lo-tnwn bn the mid-inf Albion college, will deliver an j MM,H night traiu from Grand Rapid* and; address al the opening meeting <u' Hames. Hu* intensit; ty Normal. needy, died at her honn-. riRnrr of evidently went immediately to lln* Hn> Brolherllnod mi Oclnl.ei Pl. Iieing fart that tin Frances Burch 1913, American Green ALLEGED PICKPOCKETS mid Hanover alreet*, Salur-, IlHIIle nf III* Wife KA tin* ill-! Illi- I l<- llimki,, Una n <l,’1i*L*:it e I 1 I lie north ...... .... . .. Conservnlory. Chicago. ROUND OVER TO CIRCUIT distance from the barn*, was sepear। Thelma Burch. I91.L Grand Rap­ day evening. leiel) scorched. Il was thought fort will ul.-u lie*made to induce Hie for violating a |>ledge. which he id*, Kindergarten Training School. Agricultural Society hr join in lliu fur a lime that the bouse would gave iii Justic*) Cadwallader's court. Clare Burton. 1912. Agricultural Qnirt. Sum Conner* mid Hurry College. His present difiicully is a very ser­ for exliihltimi plll|H>-H-s. Josrpit* Rrniandnl in Dcious one. He has been frequently lion nbonl affairs in Europe mid iu* limiselmlil effecl* Were moved old. excellent Mend Burton, 1913, Agricultural A campaign will al.Mi be made to but hard work and an ample supply in Hie hands of the afiUera. who also had great difficulty in len\i..g 'fuull of S 1.009 Ball. Cdllcge. • '1*99 secures new member*. The uome have shown him unusual toleration. Germany. Clhylnn BrnndsU-ller, 1913. Kala­ Harry Josephs, aged 28 yeai s, and of every fancier tn Barry comity u Eggleston was nrraigiusl before' Fire ha* been especially severe SmnJjmn**ro. aged KI years, the two mazoo College. on the memlH<r>nip roll of Just ire Cadwallade* on Wednesday are fortunate in securing I)r. Dirk- in that locality this year. Ahaul wanted Glenn Cadwnllader. 1912, .Univer­ m>*n accused of attempting Io pick thn association. on a charge of assault with intent six weeks ago. hist east of Mr. An­ Isaac Spanable's pocket during the sity of Michigan. The exhibition will be b**hl dur­ to do great bodily hq0u Ira*.khan Bratfien Carrnlhers. 1913. Ypsi­ derson's, a iarg\ barn was burned ing Hie iosL-week m January. county fair, stood mute when ar­ Hie crime '>( murder. He uernand. Sind recently one Just (■> the west raigned* Imfore Jmlgn Smith in cir­ lanti Normal. ei( an examination which was set WORD HAS BEEN RECEIVED Atmnwavr Coleman. 1912, Alma of him tiiirued. The rtiifB of'four cuit court Saturday oflomoon. SNYDER & SCOBEY for Friday. He waunable to fur ­ College. FROM LOUIS J. MICHAEL burned barns' "in a row" is not of­ They have retained X^'., XV. IMllcr nish a ismd of *I.OiMi. Earl Coleman, 1911. AI mA College. ten l.i Id- found, and'ri’sidciils of a* their attorney. The'num claim TO HAVE AUCTION SALE Elsa Dirk<*r*on, 1911. Barry Coun­ CliicagAns their honn1, hut it is’JieWho Is Located in Russia. Where ty Normal. ' SUPT. M. E. OSBORNE Richard Doyle, 1911,' Agriciilllira! Hr is Employed by the Rus­ A|r. Andrrsmi will commence rr- They Offer it Sire List of Stork sian Government. bullllinu al once. . ; • Their iionds were fixed nt ?I.immi College. CONTINUES LIVE POLICIES ami Farm Tools. See Adi. Greta * F,dg**r, 1913. Kalamazoo As neither wa* able lo.rnj'“‘ |',nJ Normal. At last word lias- been received This Week. Mini, both will 'he remanded until Parties For Bridr-Elect. from Prof. Imuis J. Mirhael. of Hit* • Kalamazoo Bcnfrfce Farr. 1913, As Supt. of Drilling School*. Has On anolher page <if lhe BANNER trial. m s • Normal. .Several parties have hern given will be fouud an auction' sale adv. Friday Aftrrniain Lecture* of vies. John l.lrhty. Kiivherner. Russia, huf of late In during the past two week* in hon­ for Snyder Alice Foley. ’ 1910 Kalatnttzoo Scoby who have ’ Street Work (aiiithinc*. Practical Vifiuc. or of Miss Ida More, xvhosr: ninr- deeidisj to and . Mrs. ____ , ’______ ___ nanii _ Normal. Lichty s maiden quit farming. Th** The work grading Hie npnn>ach ringe to Air. Allntrt Vedder took Gordon Edmonds. t9|3. Agricul.- Susitna E. Layman. She was borp Morley E. Osborne) is proving Io lids city from the northeastern lurnl College. i- Russian Empire. Hur it place Saturilny. On Friday even-1 rod? in Richland eotinly. Ohio, on himself the same Iiy6 superinten­ Powers •ips that some Chicago people mg. Hu* IHlb.'llie Misses Mary and; limit* by tin* Grow, farm was com­ Benjamin Garland, 1911, Khlnmn- February fi. 1837. .On December 23. dent of schoolom-Helding Ijiat he ■re in Odessa, and to them Mr. Martha Slrikbr pleasantly enter-] ship, *nle Io begin al leu o'clock. pleted Inst week.” This road ha« zou College. 1850. she was united in marriage was in Hastiiigs.l He is ono of the Iieen )mt into good condition for laim-d th" Randle Club at a mis-; Lloyd Gaskill. 1911. Barry Coun­ xvirfi John Lichly, her sish r al the most widely ynown superinten­ ccllammus shower comttlinivniary] Hot'lunch a| nooii and shelter fur same lime marry Ing Dnyal Ickes. dent* in this slate. In order Io give in tins country. ty Normal. Mr. Mii-liael advised his father nffi^^he^ud.^h.-'xh-L"’ Mao’m,|dii“^|nh^ Pearl Eckert. 1912, Ferris Inrti- Mr, and Mrs. l.lrhty and Mr. amt .bis pupils something nf value iu 2mu* graded. Mrs. -Ickes scllled in Bnllltrwre addition tn whnt they learn in their and relulives here not Io worry Gem-go Gillespie. 1913. .Agricul­ township, Barry. couitly.' Mr. and book* and ill class rooms, be has about him: that lie was all right: been done <>n lie* road norlhwrsl tural College. Mr*. Lichly coming in#-Hie fall of planned to give them a little in- and that .hr was going to stick by - of (ho oily Irading In from the old ’Geneva Hayes, 1911. Universily 05 The iiiinille* participated in sfHl'otion lo ttlir <u> ambiiion and J hr Russian help, and aounl Y^Httiltlc renietory- Slight grading Of Mlrliicnn. the rugged pioneer life of this to pin* thrnr glimpses of/Dll’ out­ .was, needed, anil grniul tigs been shower Wednesday evening. S<-!>l.' Ihden .Hayes, 1911, Universily of county. . side world, hy means of a series of put upon the road ns fur a* Hie Michigan. . . AI kiuI 28 years agn, Mr. and Mrs. "Friihiy talks" given by-men who peer ha lice.-* the Germans invatied 23. al the Imme of .Mrs. Stowell. cenieleries. cliiiiiiialiic.- one of the Miss More wits piiwntvd wiUC* a Morris Hill. 1911. Ferris Ipslilul e. Lichly removed to Hastings. haie succeeded in various voca­ worst slrelclies wilfiln the city. doubtless would go inland, and m large uym.ber of u*cfjjl .gifts. .. . iRQUP MEETING OF Leland'Holly. 1911. AHiion Col­ For aboul 12 years .Mr. and- Mr*. tions. The gravel catne from Hie Fitleld lege. ense he would go with them. Sixteen young ladies were guest* Lichly had charge of lhe county '1116 Uqucs will bi* <>u opportunity' that WOMAN'S AUXILIARY pit* and i« of a good quality. It In his letters nothing was said at a charming four course dinner Marguerite Heltmansperger, 1911, home, where they became greatly in various fields—law. lhe ministry, has packed so well iir wmp* per­ Kalamazoo Normal. endeared to (hone under their mediciiit*. denlistrx-. jotintalisni, aimiit tlv1 war. nor lhe conditions Xrlhur CrolJieis’ and tin-'Mi* Hons of the road llial Orville Henry, 1912. Agricultural charge. Of the Episcopal Ghurch Will Re Failing health compelled pedagogy, fanning, etc. Maude. ' Anna and Katherine In nerossnrjr id roll* it. College. It will be remembered that Prof. them reluctantly to give up their Held Herr Tuesday and WrdRev. Russell H. Breadjr opened Michael : Friday evening al the honie Mrtbel King. 1911. Universily of duties and return to Hastings sev­ Uns hired by the Russian side ’ the serie* on Friday afternoon. Mr. government Eiitcrprisiiig llellriue. 'rieMluy. Michigan. ' to aid the peasants in eral years ago. Osborno declared that Mr. Bready to ilie tiriih’-elecl. For, ngriciiliunil and nlhlelir Harold Lampmnn, 1911, Almn Col­ < On Tui-sday anil Wednesday, Oc­ The- illness which caused Mrs. gave the finest talk he ever heard the growing of corn ami grains. Re complimentary The celiteriueci* in Hie dining room tober «> mid 7. Hie Grand Ra|«i<l* ptirposiw, llie school hoard of lege. . Lichly’*' death came upon her four has been doing splendid work, and, of pink and wlril<* rihlsm and Ih-lh-Mie have purrhns<-d It) ac(i-s Glenn Loomis, 1912, Olivet Col­ years ago. She i* survived by her given to high school students. He it is unfortunate that he should l>/ was styles il as "witty, inspirational .caught in. or neat; the war zone, of ’oink mm white cosmos, while kis- will hold its autumn meeting nt iif land in the town. ' The vote lege, I aged husliand, who is a veteran of kels coiilaiiling the c.ismns were, Emmanuel enurcb. Hosting*. Tin* IX’ssio Marks, 1911, Kalamazoo llie civil war. Iter slater Mrs. Ickes and adaiitcii to student.*.” (he warring nations. also used in the decorations! Th> Normal. . luxiliary is the national lyr sister. Mrs. Senlx, of Hastings, The Chicago popple, who brnughf 1 Miles Mark*, 1911. Kalamazoo and the following children: Mrs. ST. ROSE CHURCH IS dtfufanaled by a large bow of pink aid explained lhe project and urg­ Normal. Allie Thrtinas an<i-Umh*i* Sheriff ed the vntora to “look to Hie inlurJoint Layer. 1912, Agricultural Orlfin B. Lichly. of Hastings: and a notable of San Franci*co. . ••sts of tin’ childn’Ti and not Io Hie College. add ’ Jay I.ichlynf Grand Rapid*.-. Arleigh Mead. 1909, University nf Almighty* Dollar." Prof. Waller Funeral-services were held at 2 French, of Hu* Agricultural college, Michigan. o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Beautiful Stone Structure Hus HASTINGS YOUNG PEOPLE was present ami gave iiiT mlih'e«s on Orr Meade. 1912. Ferris- Inst Hute. Russell H. Bready officiating. Bur­ Allc-niling State Convention. Bern RiHifeil and Carpenters WEDDED AT CHARLOTTE Mjirgtierilo Matthews, 1911. Kal­ ial took place 'hi Riverside . .ceme­ vocaltonnl training in the puMIc Among those •Who are athmding Tuesday. Oct. 6. Arc Finishing Inside. . school*. . amazoo Nonnnl. ■ tery, ■ the republican statu convention in Holy Cmiunnnioii, with nddre**, Arion Mead, 1911, Barry Counly Workmen are completing flu* Mr. Albert VrcHrr and Jltew Ida Kiilntnazoo today i|r<<: W. R. Cook, Mrs. Lichly enjoyed a wide ac­ XV. Hurry Hpiirks-ll/u E- McArthur. Normal. . quaintance. Her kirjdly and sym­ new St. Rose church, which will lie County Clerk Roy Andru*. JE. V. " Burnette Mbre, 1910, Agricultural More Mnrrlcd by Rev. Van M.'irriage flcc'use No. I.'ta hear* Hu* pathetic nature, ln>r spirit of pio­ ono of the finest church structure* Smith, and most of the following 'nlM>ve iiTnnr*. And An Saturday .ev­ College.' Aujien. neer hospitality and her ready aid in this part of the slate. The roof delegates: Gertrude Potior, 1911. Virginia to lhe unfortunate greatly enilenr- Ims been placed upon it and car­ ening at 7 o'clock III (he beautiful Baltimore. Chas. Houghtalin. ••Row !>• Make Hie Auxiliary At­ fprennon nf ton o’clock limjp* already furnished mr Broad­ College, Roanoke. X’a. ej her to all. penters me now finishing the in- theSaturday Uarry, 2nd Precinct, Ellis ,F.. tractive"—Mrs. Van Vliet. home .of Rev. and Mrs.dL H. way. in the rooms fmuierly ocrit- •Louise Poller, 1912, University of ■Those from a'dfstance who at­ Jerior. M . Mission Study Class—Mis* Emily X*an‘ Auken of Charlotte was the Faulkfier. \ - . ' ni«*d by Mr. aiid Mrs. Max F.e», XV. Michigan. tended (ho,funeral wen*: Mr. and Carlton, Henry Ragln. The rimmhors pf inc-pariBh and Tjlloston of Xew York. Reuben Paskill, 1911,’ Annnur In­ Mrs. William Layman. f,eiuuel Harry,Spark* mid llza E. McArthur Castleton. l.«t precinct. <’’. L. Rev. Father Linskey are . very t:3t) p. m. The Geneva Missionary . were united in in:uTiagir, Rev. stitute, Chicago. l.ajinan ami Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Conference—Siiss Syiile Hopkins. Lillian Peek. 1913, Barry County Layman, of Coldwater; Mrs. Hager, grateful to lhe citizens of Hastings ImiLIi of this city, were united.in Glasgow. • Maurice Grigsby, pastor of the Hope. A. F. Norris. who so generously aided them by Rev. Van Aitken, the 2:00 p. in. Mission Study Class'• Presbyterian church, officiating. Ttormkl. “ Mrs. Grimes Layman. Mrs. '(mas. “ ~ through their -donations to Mr. marriage Johnstown. A. F. Edmonds. ring ceremony being used. Mr. Miss Tillol<mi. ’ Fred Rehor, 1913, Universily. of -The ceremony was witncjMed by lhe Igiynian, of Manon, Ohio. Maple Grovi*, 11. -I. Calkins. Burk. Hurnetlo More of Lansing and Miss > Wednesday. Oelobcr 7. immediate relatives only and -nne Michigan. . The churcli will be one nf lhe Jennie Mon1 of Hastings, brother Orangeville. A. M. Nevins. Sidney Shipman,-1913. Universily XVithdniwn From Proor Iwo dear friends. After lhe cer­ Holy C.ominunion. 7:00 a. ni. ' • — • ... wwe Prairieville. W. L. Thorpe, and Jtisler of the bride, gresslvc Ticket. show places of this oily. emony npd rongralulalion*. Harry of Michigan. Minion Study—Miss Tillotson. !* Thornapple. Glen E. Blake. groomsman and bridemuiiil. Rnyinond Smith, 1913, Agricul­ served ice cream and cake, choco­ Gilbert- Scott, of Baltimore.town­ Woodland,' C. S. Palmei km. ' 1.*7v. in- lh.> t-M lowing the >ilhi|IUlllV. Turvmonv, \1 Mrs. Vnu . late* and cigar* Io his gui**t«v These tural College. Mission Study — Miss Tillotson. ship, the Progressive party’s can­ Appointed Pnst-lBffiic -Inspector. Auken served a wedding dinner fur City, First xvard. 11. I». Selden: young people have many warm adMary Randall, 1911, Barry Coun- didate for?sheriff, has ordered his Roy laiForg*. for. nearly three lhe bridal parly. Mr. and Mrs. second wird, C. IL Osliorn. Third jnlrers. who rejoice wiili.tbem and ly .Normal. name withdrawn from lhe ticket. years city mail carrier, received X’bdder are spending the week in ward. II. S. 'Sheldon. Fourth ward. * ' ' Notirc/ wish (hem a. happy*voyage. Marie Ragfn, 1911, Barry County He gave no rea*on for doing so. Mr. word on this Wednesday morning' D*q.roit ami after their .return Jo A'. A. Amlerson. * ~ Scolt is the fourth nominee to or­ from Postmaster General Burleson tins rity. they will reside at 331 Normal. AH t'lersons an* hereby forbidden Jobnsod’-Dniimnond. his name withdrawn from the of his apiKiintment as a post office West F.oyrt St. XVIII-Locale in Hastings. to bariMir. or extend crydit. t“ my Elizabeth Richardson. 1913. Barry der ’ Married, by Rev. M. Grigsby nt County tirkel. . inspector. Mr. LaForge took tin* wife, Bessie A. Wolfe, as I will pay Alex-xBudecmatT? a well-known Normal. The bride ’ has hM*ii ,a. icsMent 4In* Presbyterian ntaiuu* on Thurs­ examination in Kalamazoo in Aug­ merchant, tailor of .terrain. Ohio, no debts of her contracting. Meflc Sprague. 1913. ArgubrigliFs ] K. of P. Meeting and Reception. w as­ here tor many years and has a will witif 7)is family locate in Hast­ Adj'. day afternoon, Sept. 2t, Mr. Edwin ust Mr. LaForge will soon be , Isaac Wolfe. . Johnson and Mis* Julia E. Drum­ Business College, Battle Creek. There will be. a reception for new sumed a poiiuon. He was born L..... in ;.. largq qrcle of friends. Mr. Vedand'engage in that lino* of Mary Striker, 1909. Ktftamizoo member* in the Kntghls of Pythias Elk. Rapids and resided, in Detroit drr is in the employ of the Grand ings. mond. both nf Chicago, They carne Socialist Cnndidalo Withdraws. business. H6 is an enterprising " by boot from Chicago. . finally Normal. lodge on Monday evening, following for <0 years before coming in Rapids Bookcase Co. and their hosts man.,who will conduct an up-toJacob Niess. the socialist parly’* reaching Hastings, bent on mar­ Gertrude Stowell, 1911,, Barry the regular lodge work which be­ 11 . He made one of. the best date establishment, and Hastings candidate fnr sheriff ho* requwitriage. They returned fho earnc day County Normal. gins at 8:00 o'clock. Refreshments s» os that the base ball asso­ At /friends unite in best wishes for Will be glad .to welcome him. Mr. ed his name to be withdrawn from to Chicago, wht’re lhe groom is a will be served. A large attendance ciation ever had and lhe fans and the ‘happiness and prosperity of and Mrs. BuderraJn have rented the the ticket, according a notice draughtsman. is desired. others will regret to lose him.. thrae estimable young people. floberls house on Broadway. sent to the county clerk. 11889762 irThr.i.f.'y 34976241 . ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER J. 19H. .........AavrU JFanucrsf Club. Woodland I F. F. HiUicrt spent Thursday and1 'Ftuioy In Ghtfago on business .. r^hir Han­ ' is cnlcriaiiKsl al l lie id*. Io, hotrrv the lalh-r |u»rt lif tile Wddli Mr. ami Mr* tieurgi* Cuil’T enlerlained friend* ftnn. (iramt llapul*‘ I lie litltai part of ln>( week and the fore lihtl of ihi» week. , Karl.'F-iul. of’Grand Hapid*. was itonie 6\rr Sunday Through the agenry* «»f J. J. Eugr I a mi. Ilin fkriu known n* lh- J«'lni l>axi* farm. ro<d nf town, Wa* nuld liy F. F. HilliArt h> :. Mr. <lnr.frter. and Mrs. John Hill .Saturday ittemIftl to Itave struck about the bueiesf acaion nf tin- ymr. Only aboul fin sat down tn dinner nllliuugh aevpral cainr iiB<t‘ifimicr. The pro. grSu . oii'Mcd »!.y a uittb mhA "Ftninl Un for Jesus.” followed by llie rfailifcTT.f lhe HWh PSalm by the chaplain. Mrs. Cargo. Tita -♦*rylary wa* mu' present w» no report was given. Mr. Farley was nunied a. new inmnls r of._tlie program I'timmlltfe and Mr*. Robert Smith of ilie refreshmenl cuin.mitlee. Mrs. Cargo tnivr a reading «nlitb*<l, “Home." which wits' exceptloi.ully giMMl. Margaret St in.- gave a pleas­ ing rvcilnlioii. Mi*. Olinslend. who MH SME DIDHT LIKE By KATHRYN CROWE. the green ooat that bulged In the miJ- T haven't seen you since the Kipps The young woman In the shapeless guidly. "I don't like to be critical," me that Gladys Kipps collects lhe queerest lot of people about burl I MF , w*’ The the Best Shoes For Men and Women present, ilii* had !<■ !••• omitted MWhta; eno w 1-rjok Hill'-ri l|,„k,„.- .......... -11.TI. OII1.S1 Gladys hasn't the first Idea of being Fib Um» Aren and utAnd«on HR liar <1 h-f1 Ln •*- who wer$ tn linvo taken pail were Our Hobby Is Selling Good Shoes —k-y <w !.■« Mr-. IlliMr-. Kill r.-n.l il Irtl.-r l« rl wb-- l>«. Ib-ii >|..-ndli>A j. K, ■ think r of........... Bellingham. >....k« ih.-rr, »,ll ,r.omi>,n>- ........ wM|u,„i,.„. The kind that prompts people to come, and come again, to get the same kind. Such shoes do not COST YOU was tlllen-.l' She certainly seemed to be terribly liotne. • g..b x,,,.. Ta*ker rcclbil any more to buy, but they cost US more per pair than other shoes cost ntheg dealers who sell at the same pried Bt.uk sn.ilh IwtiMi. lhe rornur -S,. • iu- her usual lol formerly m'(ipii-.| by l». II. hi!- > n or even k little more per pair than we do. “1 really don't know," yawned the "Uln.k from Or. Mrln(,n- l r..luv.H, u„,„. re«u<l ulnady r.uil.d»l .in.lni-l h,,rt, wl„r|, r,.r,.|v„|. In the Line of Dressy Shoes for a bntMmx -I In 3H feet. (0 be xfu-r «iinring "Muhir Everywhere." didn't notice him particularly " ”1 thought he waa terribly good look- j U-.I ».» «■<>«! wortita kbop i|h, (.),,1, „,ii„„rll,,i |„ (lc. For men and women, you will find no lines that will compare with ours lor PRICE, (or WEAR, for STYLE, A la^r.-nu»du-r..r Woodland|»..- r„| Ir. find Mr*. A- Fndn. Friiin. lor FIT, for COMFORT^ If you are paying more than we charge, you are not fel­ <•»•'!<»* ■’■l'»l>W- "< H- 1™ ...... AH,... n,,,,,,,,.. Iteporter. — —.................. I 1. Tlioniu*.to kalqinaroo Saturday on ari-ount -------------------------frock raised her hands and let them' ting your money's worth. If you arc paying less, you are not getting the QUALI­ «i.f the auluinolrih- ran I armrill TtlDC tlfiT klCMI f,1‘ “wpalHouly. 'Don't tell me you TY. i » . WEAR >» onn or ui STYLE. 01 i v-uuic Come in anu add nee see our our ixe NEW .iv L.inr.0. LINES. Mi. and Mr*, ueorge Parrott and TREE AGRICULTURE NOT NEW ware attracted by hla type! Just like baby moved this week 011 th® fann -------a butcher-with hla broad shoulders We Sell Phoenix Hosiery A r<M?viitly purehnM-d from the Ha Possibilities Whs® the Sub- and his red face—’ fact Haa Baan Thoroughly and "Ho playa golf." explained the girl make Hk-iii a fair lionie. Scientifically Sifted. In the green coat "He gets his color Mr. and Mrs. McKrndry and Mr. that way. Of couree be had to be poAnd Mrs. Cowan, of Ionia, ami Mr. The modern conception of "tree ag­ and Mrs. E. A. Burton. Mr. and Mi- . ree no reason for hie being Will Hayes and Mrs. Handy-were . Sunday visitors al Hie M. I'. Fuller years since men began to dlacuaa the home. possibility of substituting permanent lorted the girl In lhe mauve dress. HASTINGS, MICH Phone 176 Masonic Temple Bldtf. Phil. Sebfay’s coll did Oli'cllcnt trees for annual seed-bearing grains work ul the fair at llasting*. taking aa the worlds food supply. Bnt the "1 thought you said you hadn't no­ third utoni'y again-*t two track] fact of tree agriculture la very old. ticed him." objected her friend. "You bor*e» of mntiin-ag.and few who live In northern lands eoem to have kept a watch bn him Mi«* Mlln Barnre <-nf>Tl:niivd a ... ,, number of her yotjng lady is’ ’ h® hot regions. regions j "1," ejaculated the girl In the mauve in her millinery parlors Monday Ii ',u “‘’be ' There are some go.ooo.ooo cocoanut, frock. "How utterly absurd! 1 couldn't Mn and Mw. H. C. B. aird and | tr»** •«> fhe lalsnd of Ceylon, valued at help seeing a creature like that who Mies Lei or' Jordan ri«itc<l fro-nd- nearly 1200,000.000. They furnish much -hi'Kiltie Creek over Sunday. I of the food supply of the Inhabitants. •waa moot annoying! 1 detest that kind The date palms of lhe PacMc are other of person who is so big thsl he fills FABLE DEALING WITH ADVICE show GRATITUDE FOR RELIEF Gas Refrigeration. ENDING OF THE GOLDEN DAY rompained by the'.Mealtime* Ella, examples of tropical fruit trees; and up all the room! I was frightfully recent meeting of the Natural and Jessie Faul. imide an nutn trip the cheetnute, caroba and olives of bored with the whole thing. Will Be Interesting Alike to There Elephants Cured of Toothache dive Gas association It was announced that !<■ Grand Bapi<l* Monday. southern Eutope show something of "Why, Mr. Perkins—Lockens—Bickcomplete gas refrigeration outfits S. D. Knl Berman hit* ix<ugl)t the what can be done In cooler climates. ens—that's It, Sickens, waa just Impos­ Seek Guidance. IbyimrvHt Early properly mid ex­ sible! In fact, there were no interest­ pect* to remodel the Mum- this fall,। ing people there at all, outside of our making It a comfortable duelling. trees are so pliant aa animals. When very the committee, the new machines will Once, ou a day when many problems ' own crowd, my dear! This sumByron Fisher i« *pending Hie we consider what has been accom­ mar I met so many splendid men that rose up and encompassed me about as phant has got lhe toothache, but It la become one of the moel economical * Tooth camo into the market place plished In animal breeding In the last appliances that can be Installed. The halt dasad by thfi denting brilliance of high walla my friend came to me with Illg tin- rotiiitlalh.il of III* building admonition In his eyes and advice on do know It. A London surgeon, who method of operation la simple. When ready spirit. Touth found a master, I. ...... .. llrl.-d tree fanning as our descendants may his longue. i had been for many years In fndla. says Mr. and Mts..Georw I,«-ni<’r••nv -... ---he would sooner risk a railway acct refrigerator cold, as the gal Jets fa with labor and meagerly rewarded and b'rtniiH'd H<'v. and Mr*. Bostwick U., 1 unlo th. d,„, than an elephant with k-Ut. ovar Sunday,- .Mr. and Mrs. Bost­ denied sunshine. Touth gave largely words of my friend and did as he ad- ache plnge upon a tank in which la placed wick are busy I hie wci’k (eUhtg willed for hau<wk>*cpiii# in the bl_“® L° • .11 ‘h«t toothache affects an ammonia tn a liquid form. Thte am­ things Youth wee prodigal. A huge turtle weighing 1.175 pounds Radical U. B. parsonuge. good thing. Nay rather It led me deep-. ,iephant In a more aevere manner titan monia bolls and vaporises, ths taper Rev. K>nyon i« nved Hie Irbubb* was brought to San Diego, Cal., the er into'my prison of questionings. And ' u do,, .any other anima). Elephants being conducted through the refrig­ «f moving by being returned to llie other day by Capt. J. Zollexz! of the when I saw that my troubles were tery sensitive nerves, and a erator by means of colls, forming quick, and showed the pallor of work* ,M. E. pastoral<•. Italian fishing launch Belvedere. The multlpUed upon me 1 sought out my touch of toothache often brings on lhe cooling agent, upon the same prin­ Ing indoors for small recompense. • All three pSAl<>t-« flllml their re­ turtle, said by waterfront men to be ciple that the great led machtoee in Then one day (he maeter reflected and friend again to ask him why this — -----spective pul|dls Sitnalay. the largest specimen ever caught in should be. And I said: Providing you are able to chain said to himself ty.hmidMr. and Mrs. John Stairs were Lower California "Lo*. AU that thou badest me do I' The\mmonla la ured over and <wwf visited by lh** stork Sunday and the time again Indefinitely. have don®, yal ajn J not released from I offending tooth, the brute la certain 'were left ■ bouncing baby boy to my difficulty — rather la trouble multi-1 look aflor from -now on. I s J to be affectionate to you afterward. plle.1 upon me!” Sain Gorliiig'-r and family.- of short tail. The front flippers are four Here la an Instance. And rrty friend lost patience with | An elephant In Bengal, India, became Lake <>d'-*-a. were Sunday viailore feet tn length and almoet a foot wide, MkU tUjeMa , ... „„ „„ .... Leonard Warhler borne. I tapering gradually until at the end nt the me and laughed me to acorn and said: affected with toothache, but lhe keep­ B emaeel. .u o oplntaj, that taxi, Too(, p^, at., th. maMi*» Manila Hym- wa- the win-} they are about five laches wide. The "If thou kneweat that what I said ers managed to secure It while a den Philipp, need dalib«nwlr to eaua. t„ m.f,M Bar -tUxat iprnh that tier m the cracker eating <<intc*| Jawe are a solid mass of teeth, over would bring thee to no good end, why j tlst drew a decayed tooth—the cause >" “ “J"‘'J-be •" k,»r.r .... arfdr at h,r meh al (hr McHaney store Saturday| JOO belnf located in the upper jaw. swell bls hoards of money. "Bohlea." waat thou obedient to my voice? 1' , las qnce,. and- he reflected/ "A few •I They ,uvy runge uuvul.. — range iroui from one-half to _a quarter advised for thy good —but tby life I phant seemed to understand that the records Busch tn his diary.on Januarvi Mie Haro- Hi.tirk-. ,„h IU <BU,UL Tb , u . an.l "*klaUi-l . ■ ; tin, ’. - - V,.... <UVU ------ ™ that Napoleon _____ cannot make for thee." HI Tah»o to tad, and 1 ahajt be paying Jier dentist was try ing to do something fot ?«. H7i, remarked .... A UW BUieiA BS SSSmH?' Mr ‘Si Tiil-itl.ir a jL’- ffmn.L 1\ill'r ribbwl ■“‘.. Ho'pots pliable, which leads And at first 1 waa wroth with my bls pain, and he gave every evidence bad saved at least 60.000,000f during aa much aa her labor la worth to me— mln’’ "•henn.n to friend, but later, when I bad lain still of appreciating the attention. When nuiipoy. ‘ - bell.ve th. turtla w--. a long tlnA with my thought. 1 ras the operation was over he frisked Mrs. t>. E. Bttly>-:it ntid *in. of la nearly two hundred years old. thankful unito him. doubt It. Lo.U rail.ott. .polkd th. AnJ „4 „u. -M, Sparta, are ‘pwidnig a few day*, round the dentist like a young lamb. with Rer in«>niPr. Mrs. David Linsaid "Henceforth I will not **• «•.“J rtou .rxu.M .M Too|1 „ Printer Followed Instructions. di*. . ' 'Now, Steve," explained the editor th.o bou,ht stock, on th. Atn.l.nU. . „„ t„ Ice only of 'my own mind, and I within me shall be a counImmensity of Siberia. .> c h.n,s until Bt .st tal.m nt.n Bfcwl M „a M I to the new printer, "you know thia la EAST WOOHl.lND. Siberia contains one-ninth of all lhe «. IhreuBB C Hnut.ldl Uuu oh- lh4( , a United Presbyterian publication. We with a crowd like that one Gladys had! And when I had sought the advice of l»’,d 00 th* «lobe Great Britain and ■erred that tBI. reemrretul moMreh. 01nmMd,ttan uo.m tu I Bae. tound never use the word 'Sunday,' but lo­ What on earth made her ask anyone like that Mr. Pickles—Bickena—I am my mind and taken counsel with mine *'• Europe, axcept RumIs, together a ..I :li. ri„;„.i,........... Ok— own soul. I saw a path between the ’ »**b ,h* wbolc of ‘he United States, h.ln-.llar«hl«:L-sure I don't know, except that poor I mtue. und.xund.- And llev. Dawson and uife and. Mr.| _ , .. a walls and knew where my feet should. reuld bo put into 81 be ra. . ’’ I tears cane Into Tooth's eyes, knowing and Mr*. M. I.. Cole, railed on Mr*. Te“' ,lr' •ald 8‘*T* “ ha *bin*4 KI. John Hunday afiei n....n. • h'» P,u« «® • convenient pocket, suppose he made lhe mistake of being tread. And by that path 1 began to llabhil shows arc liecoiniug coin*" “ l ,b * Youth no longer, b I Htibaji It’ll stntar crop I* e.*li- mon tn Hermany. Mltdrwl Kilqnirii’k I* r.-i-.-rt. 4' •“‘1 proceeded forthwith to get out tha nice to her In a thoughtless moment cllnjh from my prison. ' ~4 **"L-Coillert Weakly. 'Then < ir other friends with ad- dialed al <swi iinitrovinff quite rapidly in li.-allh I weekly publication. "However, he didn't seetn*to strug ­ vice on their touguea and cried unto Ihlw week. Threw days later th® dignified clergyMr*. Pearl \ anlb<uluii gjid rhil-. man-editor received ttia first copy from gle very hard, I must aay. He doesn't me. dr.-n uho have he..,, pTpw Hr o,ped. colispsed snd look aa though he had any Ideas in But 1 hearkened not unto them, (totu,* u ■ S.'^lv" rJ,r?1 10 Tk» '■ ->»l te his head—tab's one of these ponder­ Mt* U. ftawhly. returned to Edous, alow moving Individuals." 1 felt that I «aa destined to be mine “It's too bad you hare taken such a own deliverer. And at last there coma 'TtlSSi who ha* been i •,1,»V*bbrohb“,b^ dislike tp him," said the girl in the several week« reported better at conduct a serire of green coat. "After what Gladys Kipps below me and when I could smile upon prvM*nt. ' mretings In this town next month." For Fall feather told me he told her. 1 won't bore you my friends and say. Mi** Zilpub Kilnntrick thank*■ “t------------------ “ by repeating H!” (be kind friond* who remembered ■' ^What he saldl" repeated the girl in Bill my friends only smiled back at her birthday wilji glfl*. Hhe uNi" When discussing the peninsular tSa mauve gown. "Why should ho say me with right good will and said: entertained —venil ■ younir fri>-ml*. w^,b John Wllfon Croker anything about me? Hbwever. you've her «ider. Mi*. Mnlwl Ila./? .uni' ' family, and her broiher. Fu<jni and I " eBlngton told him that "the national no right lo conceal anything. It might glad.”—’Marguerite Wilkinson. Comfort and health for a fee cents an ' | character of the three kingdoms was I bo something Impertinent that I ought Mr. and Mrs. B-rt Hiniji-I of Sun- s’rongly marked in my army. 1 found hour during the cool evenings and mornings of ed. of course! What did he say?" Patrlcknin'l Joseph had Just arrived their parent*. Mr. and Mr*. best humor ‘Glayds said.” answered her friend. this Autumn. . Lundquist. Sunday. "that the moment you entered the the ttmr .by looking at all the eights .. ; ■ ■ ‘ I ""re countries, and tne A amal.1 and convenient gas room.heater b r> a",l Ml- I.;...,,.. K,l.„.l,i, k ... ,h,„ ,h. 4„u.„ „„ e„, asked who you were and he told costa from |3.50 to *6.00. . - - - Holland are >i<dhng rela vrs in ntl Thi. uv. ZT, In -lhe course of their travels they Hurl...! Spring* Hii* we-k up. T’,‘* h«‘I Gladys he waa dying to talk with you. found themselves looking at the out­ They are just the thing fdr emergency Kuiill.-ld people g.ne lli.-ii n-fii'itici PWeptibW. But we managed to standoffish. He said something about side of the free library. It was a pa . tm-lnr. Rev. Lyon* and wife M । reconcile all theirtempers, and 1 your being the best looking girl he lat lai building of carved a|one. heat, and can be carried from room to room After a uhort silence, something In-1 irondbyc i-B'ct-plion ........... . .-te- venture tn eay that in our later cam­ bad seen, loo.” ' " an.l Mi*. Pabma. and especially when we "The idea!" cried the young woman scribed over the main entrance caused easily• Bernard Black SiinlUdd.. crossed the Pyrenees, thej-e javer was In mauve. "I think I may have mis­ Patrick to ask a question: "And. phwar. Joseph." he asked., an army 'in the world in better spirits, judged Gladys. 1 think she always Warmth in abundance in a f4w minutea ESiyanl n’fte4ihi>-nt. u«-i Miter order or better discipline." means well If she sometimes dors "may be the meanin' of th Im letters ■niul a plra-aiii social linnmake mistakes. Did you say Mr. Sick­ on the wall?” tha.t's what the gas heatir li aadf for ens waa a football player? That would "Which letters. Is It?" asked Joseph nieny kiud wi-lk’s wi n- < xpros-si Hadn't Seen Them. account for his magnificent build. Did "Over the door, there. It says for fiduri- lo-.Tlth and They Call at our offiob and 1ft ua tlemonwtrate A correspondent from Cheshire. hm. hy Aitidni*ss, ondoaird Jneiti- England, says: "I came upon a small you ever notice the expression of his HDCCCXCVH.' and sorrow come to our gas heaters me If I cun make out the mania’ of *th«’* hi laSuy jrk-jids on tide rliurgr. liant mind. You always can toll co fishing with an improvised rod and much from a man's expression. 1 For your Slater rust it is best to use 'Surely. m« boy. It only manes book in the muddy waters of the think. eighteen hundred and ninety-siren!" IV. C. T •’ Mretinfl. canal. I cannot but believe that he Coke. “I particularly hate to hurt people’s "Is that all. sure? Faith, thin, it's Tib’ W. I- T. I . will i|i,-<-| a| lh,. feelings and 1 wtah when you aoa Mrt lb-... rtrk b' uU ’ A li *»•“ “*• ,h' *w* Gladys yow'd tatl her to explain to Mr. meaelf thinks all thia alrapllflod spall­ For sale by all good fuel dealers in ing business-fa tommy-rot!" V,.. M. .rirk, ............ I. ”, i7.1 »""«*»“,»«“W Bickena that I am sorry If 1 was rude lere.luitf one. .in tiAllnlion i/ m. ' Bn< he *“ ,rom baPP’r- Ha Hastings Ldlded tn iTrfYTHwtv nfiiTH fc in fie ** ** Tlii’iv Mi-rim* Io b« M'lne dUftrho(M-d hII nit'luNrre will be pii-M-ut. adournfuUy pursued lb® matter in of opinuHt 3” I’1 fbr enei'l hand 'What are yon doing?' I asked l an i.-i-lx’rg on lb>’ tt-mp- ialiiu1 of Wrordmg . i-.i Ibe EtUlhwr'-il i| i* i- him at last. Fishing for saiga?! 1 tuedn. He's a friend of hare and I । llu- unlcr m if* iniliH'dialr vit'iniThornapple। Gas & Eleotrio Get ly. I Ik- i.-cvnl observations ittadr Un«- Mon t tfiow; he replitd. drearily, Tre •>f railway riitim-iiiu.' tlii- line* ,•»- never eaught any yet.' । by timsi* mi Um rd tin' vrssi’ls of Phone No. 5 i ‘ U'rinr the Hlr nf SI. pei.-rMnit* Ilf l.nilrd stales irs* palrol of th® tta- luiv will fiTtr for the IrniwI North Atlaniii: wran •'how that ALfAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE ;<h.; , uK. W1J Uuil wua> i uute'in ,iU13 think- feeling C said the girl In tte gsMm 11 Xit ( lie raitHunl Msf.-ut |.f ,ni ■ - aij.J unib-* mid 3..'3U.7("» »i ponds tar reutpvi ioelieroS n " . a I ■ ■ 1,1 .11-- I’............. I . —-—--------। u a< t.j |||C hiuiH’iualiBANNER WANT AMVS. FAX. . IpreieiKe uf liw b«r8- IRONSIDE SHOE Co. / �PAGE THREE THE H ACTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER 1, 1911. * Andrew SIvom and fiimlly spent i Sunday at Shultz. > Orvnl.Rpyes was in Grand Itapii Tuesday on' bustnesa.. I L. D. Waters went to Chirui iTuosday on business. , Mrs. N. H. Waterman Is visiting .in Detroit nnd Mt. pleortinL r •­ .Mrs. W. R. Jamieson viriled id . 'Grand Rapids, over Su48hy„ ., Mrs. Anna Hoel is Mpetidirat -0 couple of weeks in Kalamazoo. Mrs. V.’Slain visited her mother al Shultz, Saturday arul Hundity. Louis Goodyear.'i-Jnl to Chica­ go Wednexitay mt.a btiHiness trip... ' Mis* Winifred Mcl.ravy visited j-elnlive* al Hiclilanil, over Sunday. Mbs. W; D. Hayes was thu guest tif. Battle Creek friends over Sun­ day. , Mix* Grace Eilmond* was the jjiteal of Charlotte friends yesterilay. I .Mis* Verna Clemens entertained ' her mother from Constantine Tues­ day. ' wehlon Bronson nnd family spent Sunday at their cottage at Long lake. Mrs. Mary Beadle is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Furniss, of Nash­ ville. . • Mix* Francos Crowell, and Miss Adah Odell are in Battle Creek this week. .Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wood spent Sunday al. their cottngij nt Leach Lnke. '. i ■ Mr. ami Mrs'. Bort Hilton are in attendance qt the Chiirlplle/( fnlr Imlay. ' . Mrs. M:iry Vw*1’ Bailie Creek is visiting, Iler daughter, Mrs. Herl Kinne. <’ —, ■ . .. Mr. anditMyx. Bon Shilton oblerIninrd cornffafty fh>m Iz»ka (hlessa jiunday. . , Vern Hyde of Johnstown spent Monday with hix cousin Lucian Willison. Mrs. Eil Richards and children of R<Md City nre guests of Mrs. -Cal­ vin. Powell. ", , 'I homo* Sullivan attended I no • • Demopralic. convent km in Detroit, Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Kinne of Nashville are visiting .Mr. nnd'Mrs. Lester Kinne. • Mr. and Mr*. Heid Beach spent the week end with their son Clare al Grand Raimis. ilex, .Apberi Burch visited her daughter. Miss Tbehnn, in Grand Rapids. /Saturday. Mr. and Mys. Wait Moore Of Col­ orado Spring*. Col„ arc’ ’visiting IlnstIngs-friemU. . • George Whitcomb of Grand Rap­ id* ha* Iieen visiting Hnslings friemlM thi* week. < denn 'Cp<lvynl|nder left Monday, noon fur Ann Arlmr where.he. will resume |ti* studies. ■ • '■ Mr. and Mrs. M. I). Barrett of Grand Rapii)* are gUi'sl* of Mr. and Mrs. Ari bur C. Bniwn. Mr. and Mbs. R. C. Brork and Mr, ' knd Mr-. 'Hugh icycrs’isere in free­ ” qioH Rnitday aflvrnokn. ■ • Mr. and Sirs. Fmerxrtn' Hathaway irettimed Friday from Hallie Creek, lift er a visit with relatives. ' Mins Hazel Fuller returned Mon­ day to Vermonlville after ►iiending a week with Hastings friends. Mi-'.'i Helen and Geneva Hayes lefl last week for Ann Arltor where Um-,will allend the Universily. Mr*.’ Harry Hayes and mother. Mr*. Matthews, have gone Io Ash­ land. Wis, for a two week* visit. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Messer'arc In Kalamazoo' thin week visiting Mr. Meswr’a sinter, Mrs. Thurston. M. E. Nevins leaves this week for St. Dinis Mo, |o resume his work with the Broadhead Dress Goods Co. Edmund Wood and Fred Hehur ■ have returned to Ann Arbor to re­ sume their studies nt the Univer­ sity. ’ Mrs. Jamn MrElwain is in Kala­ mazoo this week attending the , meoHnga of Hie D. vA. R. confen' once. Mr. ami Mm. E. W. Morrill nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. II. M. f^imbie attend­ ed the Hires nt Grand ilapids last Week. Mr. and Mr*. L. J. Goodyear, re­ turned Kafunlay evening from' n few week* trip to Hay View and Detroit. John Wickhnm of Lansing, visit­ ed friends in lhe city the fore part of the week, ami left for Kalamazoo Tuesilay. Mr..nnd Mrs. John Bowen nnd Orvie Gould, of Battle Creek, ware Sunday guests of Mr. ami Mrs. H. Palmatier. Mr. nnd Mrs. Deb Norwood, nf Howard City are visiting al Mr*. Norwood's Ki.sler’x, Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Taylor'tC Mrs. Wm. F. Green ha* heen on.lertnining her sisters Mrs. Mary Weatherby of Howard City lhe past week. Miss Hu|h Bouse, of Ypsilanti, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lnmhin. Mrs. Lamhie and Miss Rouse are sisters. Mr. mid Mrs. Jxniis Goodyear re­ turned Saturday from Bay View. They yisitnd in Detroit on the homeward trip. Miss Grace Fisher returned tn her home in Dolton, Monday, after 'pending a few weeks wilh Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Powell. Mrs. Fred Foslef and daughter June, have gone to Holt In visit Mrs. Foster's sister. Mrs. Homer MrDowoll, for two weeks. . Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Hall ami daughter Marguerite were guest.* ••f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jonec of Hickory Corners, Sunday/ . Mr. and Mrs. Art Wilson and Mr. and Mrs.*Fred Fairchild spent Sunilay in Grand Rapids and attended ••.September Mom” Sunday evening. A. A. Anderson, Lee Pryor, Henry Sheldon. W. H. Cook, Roy Andrus nnd E. V. Smith attended the- Re­ publican convention in Kalamazoo. Mrs. Donald D, Smith and two daughters left Saturday for their home. St. Louh, Mo. They slop­ ped for two day# in Chicago to vis­ it Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Field. Frandsen & Keefer HASTINGS’ MOST UP-TO-DATE STORE Jamestown Dress Goods Coats, Suits and SKirts We don't know howat the present time Jamestown Dress Goods could be improved on. All wool serges and nov­ elty weaves at prices Our line of Coats surpasses anything we have ever shown in Hastings and if you come early you will be sure to find what you want. Materials are the latest out and no two coats alike in cut or style, yet they all have the new features. We have Coals at $6.00 and $8.00. , Great values at $10.00 and $12.00. Best Coats in Novelty and Plush coats at $15.00, $16 50, $22.00. 45c, 65c, 85c, fl, (1.25, (1.50 Flannel Gowns FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS. Our flan­ nel gowns are made extra large and full length from heavy flannel. You buy them ready made as cheap as the material usually costs you. Furs We invite you to see our line oi furs, not a single piece of (nr can l>e duplicated (or less than 50% higher than lor what we offer it. The styles are pretty and the prices are low. We offer some large Black Wolf Muffs at $10.00 Fancy and Black sets at $10.00 and $12.00 Prices 65c, 85c and (1.00 Gloves, Mittens and Hoods We needn’t say much about our line of glove* and mittens, we can only recommend themnto be the best American Manufacturers can pro­ duce. “Kayser" guaranteed Leatherette gloves at 35 and 50 cents. Rugs snd La.ce Curtains Our Kid Gloves are made by -Hutchens & Potter, Johnstown. N. Y. America’s most famous glove manufacturers. We have a new line of Rugs and Cur­ tains. Ready to hang Curtains in three pieces at 98c. Beautiful Nottingham lace curtains at 98c to $5.00. Axminstcr Rugs, sizes 9x13 at $18.00. Brus­ sels Rugs (special) sizes 9x10)'.’ $9.98. 36 inch wide Rug filling Woodolium 39c. 40 inches wide 45c. Stove pat­ terns Woodoliums $1.25. Prices (1.00, (1.25, (1.50 LOVEf Our line of Knitted Hoods has new features in 19:5 style, we want you to set them. Hoods well lined 25, 50, 75, (1.00 eS^vCr:!OBIGIN and Partial Hislory-INTERNATIONAL 05133772 SCHOOLS, Scranton, Pa Charlotte, Saturday. Mr.- ami Mrs. Vurnc Wellman w<t« in Kalamazoo, Saturday. Mrs, Russell IL Bready is the guest of relatives in Kalninnzou In the eighties. President Thomas I,«!tidying this week. J. Foster was editor ami miblitdnT mail’, Mr. and Mrs. l4*e Matthews visit­ of the .Mining Herald.,of Shenamlo- it ed at Constantine Feldpausch’s in Hut land Tuesday. Pennsylvania anthracite lipn. ventilation, iwlli Miss Hazel Hayden of Lansing gion. ■ | ing, and Hie instnlIim was the guest of Hastings friendMining condition* were very । im- uf immtiinerv the last of lhe week. diingrnms iii those .days, uml- 1 !»«■ j n,,(l ,,f coal, ami I Miss Grace lutuhaugh, nf Hast­ large iiuinbvr <>f arciileulx in which i t-mm. |(l Svi-anten ings, spent Sunday with Clin*. Eat. inim ....... ii toil ..Ijieir .......................... .. lives aroused Mr.! .imctiiui in aur¥CJ .unvcy on ami family of Quimby. I FokteFcJnlriise perxomil inliTr-i.' flllln ri.Md<-ui tea Rev. M. J. Badiler was cnll.il to j|,. wlial l„.|i..Vrd It...... thCla-^. f." the Saranac. \ye<mexiliiv to oniei.ile a* primary-cuuso—ignorance on Ihv*'-iud<>id<« whn came Scranton b> nne—Vniiiiti Mnrriugc. •iTiy Record, (luldtatied in ■illnwinu f Frank Munsing ' Y/ear Everybody ought to wear Munsing Un­ ion Suits and everybody would wear them if they fully understood how sensible and serviceable and satisfactory and econom­ ical they really ate. Price* are no higher than other maker and why not wear the be»t? For Women. Misses, Boy* and Girla. Mr. Charles S. Weatherly, the VETERAN Furn­ ace Man of Grand Rapids, started in at his trade forty-five years ago. He has been through the School of Experience and knows how to INSTALL A FURNACE. He is the— Sent.’ Il'th. nl the hmm Real Furnace Man UlKt-T „ He will install Your furnace RIGHT. Why not have him look your furnace over before cold weather comes. Lomnuk* Frank Pierce will go to ptmimmma and science ami .of llmiw,.||. uifiiniaim’d After lhe rer, -mon). coneralul.iKalamazoo linirxday to attend the principles of the machinery they , |IU| ilir.Mii.b-n annual reunion of the Sixth Michi- j were xniuired to operate. So he i f,.w could sirnftone <<r leave wuldimt diuimr. gan Hewxv Artillery. decided Hint from Hint time ini’ he! n.Hr wmk te ;i n”.' h,H,1,,!,’r ?!•<•!'''»• •• would devote his paper mure large- , j,,.,. im,. ami Sterling. Dr. nnd Mrs. McGullhi |y |<> (he interests of mine workers, '-tnirthin on il..ami Carrol, visited at C|ins. Masons |,y publishing articles <m tin1 -ci-!, ..miifi-s ami n i The Furnace Doctor of Manio Grqve. Sunday., Mrs. . . . . iiialvfiak. Mason is a slater of Mrs. Sponnhle. GRAND RAPIDS 37 No. Division Av?. Mr. ami Mrs. Ed kecs, u>f Seattle, BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Washington, are the guests-of Mr. and Mrs. bun Hauer. Mr. I iii*('ontiiiu> ‘ <l had nnf been in Hastings since, he in teaching iiiamom: loft hero 10 years ago. He is connected with the engineering deSirtment of tin* Jfhrlliorn Pncillc. any of our city rendora will ronu'lnbor hix pnrenlx, Mr. and Mr.*. Isaac Lees, who im for-mauj' formany years -■ Fr­ sided here. I.ill* ’i- Mister, -i-i— ..... Mi*-* Fan'ii.r in ... I(he I... 11 ■ ■ 11 ■ .m )■-i • ■, I nio. is a teacher Bellingham schools, while hi* brolher ami hix sister. Miw< Florence, are conduct­ Having decided to quit farming th. undersigned will sell at public auction at their farm ing a fruit ranch in Eastern Wash­ on Section 33, Irving township, 60 rods South of Powers School house. ington. Miss F.lnora Barr ami Miss-Alma Huff went to Grand Rapid*. Sunday to visit Miss Georgia Igifhrop who lx cnnffliod In BuiliWurHi lio*[iilaL C. S. WEATHERLY AUCTION SALE Grange Program. Program for Star Grange, Octo­ ber 3, 1911. Ten minutes of Singing, , ■ ‘The Monotony of Farm a humorous paper or talk by Sister McDonald. " "Whal Part Should tin-’ Agricul­ tural. College Have In Ihv Future Development of our Slate*"—Sis­ ter Juna Perry and Sister Christy. "If You Were Hiring a Teacher for a Country School, What Would You Deem it Necessary (o Learn Aboul Her?"—Brother Christy, Brolher Blivin and Sister Bush. "The Work of Mrs. Mary Sprague Among Grange Patients in Jhe Uni­ versity Hospital"—Sister Ketcham. Iiuftrumontnl Music—I-otlie Beison. Beading "Flowers"—Lecturer.. Surjirixe Feature—Brother and Ri»tor Hillis and BfSther mid Sister Blivin. Closing Song. Music for the evening hy Sister l>Ulie Belson. Surprise feast—Entertainment CotpmiUee. \ Nellie,Groat. Lorjiircr. Grange Program. Program for Irving Grange. Oc­ tober 6, f DI I. Instrumental Music—Roy Trav­ is. . Reading—Frank Hoonan. Is a Debt Rightly Incurred ami' Not too Large, a Help or a Hind­ rance?"—Rena Walker and Chas. Woodruff. Song—Joo Wlllills. Recitation—A. G. Hathaway. There will be initiation in the first and second degrees. Our delegates have been elected to attend the convention held in Hastings, lite first Tuesday in Oc­ tober al ten o'clock. Mary Kronawitter, Lecturer. Wednesday, Oqt. 7, 1914 hungry for a IM- Commencing at 10 O'clock a. m. Sharp. Wa offer the following described property FARM TOOI.8. HOUSES. This dennrlincnl vfnx “till n lure of the publican when Foxier changed its name In lhe liery Engineer and moved to S< (on in 1889. Finally. Mr. F. conceived lhe idea of conducting a I lx correspondence course in mining i p by preparing special iiislructmn d and.question papers. in Il was in 1891 that, he put this •' latter plan into practice, and on Or- :»I«-i*m • «•— ■■. inlier 10 of Hint year, the tint -Iu-! Mr Waterman is running a dent was.enrolled. By the follow ing April one thousand men wet Bay griding. <’• yrs. old, wt. 1150 Brown gelding 7 y»«.-old. wt. UUX) Black gelding 5 yrs. old. wt. 130 Gray gelding 2 vrs. old, wt /1150 Holstein cow. I yrs. old Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old Rid cow, U yrs. old Red cow, I yrs. old Spotted cow, 2 yrs. old All giving nice me** of milk 2 Red Heifers *■' mo. old Red Bull 0 mo. old lied Bull 7 mo. old Red Heifer 7 mo. old Red Heifer 5 tug.,old ■ HOGS AND POULTRY. flog wt. 250 ' About 50 Spring Pullet* GRAIN. FODDER. ETC. 27 acre* Bean Pod* in barn. About 2U acres of Cqrn in Shock 1 rmily church m Gram! Rapid*. T. • . ami formerly pastor of th" Hastings ! f,Jf!' l’."' n' M. E. churvh, on Sunday evening I ', ’": ' 1 . 'L|isii*ojiai Parish lay ••vi'iihik w»*rir Ills Cvli-_T.--.il mu -his 30 years nf service' in the min-' •■nt and spent tin enjoyable even-' i$lry. Mr. Puffer orginully inlrmi- ing. Light refreshment were serv- 1 rd to become a lawyer. He was re­ ed. The Chinese exhibit in the par-' reived in the minis!ly in ll-jirehouse attracted a great deal of senlalive liall, Lansing, Septemlier Ish attention. A number of boys and 1 15. 1881. girls dressed in*Chinese rostumes-i Claude Wilcox, s6iT of Mr. and snug several mhhz* -greatly dijighlMrs. Adelbert Wilcox, of Rutland, Ing the audlertec. who was.wounded-duriniHhe battle of Vera iviii uiu* Cruz iii in April, .null, nos lias nearly nearly,. The iuslallnlioii of n septic lank recovered from the effect* of his 1,1 ,r" injury. He fins Jieen al tlie ffios-1 *’,’'*-ige “* from th*’ proposed sewer pital nt Key West, Florida, since thu Will probably |ie delayed until nexl battle. Hix wound was very slow spring, owing tn lhe fact that the in healing, but he exndds soon to w*wi»r system will embrace a larger than* wax at- first planned. return to duly on Inc battleship* ■area Hosting* will-be- one of lhe Jlrsl North Carolina. ' '- ‘he stale In install this Stew Benefit Dinner Itor Rev. Ballou. Nexl Sunday ha* been designated method o,f disposing of •mwage.Al T. O: 0. F. Hall next Saturday, by President Wilson as Peace Sun- The tank wa« wa- ordered onlered by the state from II O’clock till all ore served. day. at which time the American board of health, which is stopping! —....... -hict. Is Chicken Dinner, 25 rente. All people arc invited by the Presi- th,the f.iUh. furtherr pollution of streams by friends Cordially invited.—Adv. dent to assemble in the churches, ordering septic tanks installed. r.-'. icWed ii<-pn.- HOT LUNCH AT NOON 12 Shoats 3 Sets of Double Harness' 2 Sets Single Harness Top Hoioiy New 80 foot Endless Belt Olds Gasoline Engine, 8 horse power No. 9 Blizzard Silo Filler, new 2 Roll Deering Corn Huiker. new Feed Griftder Oliver 2 Bottom Riding Plow, new <Clover Leaf Manure Spreader, new Lehr Lahil-B.aller. McCormick Self-dump Hay Rake McCormick Binder Oliver Riding Cultivator New Ixig Chains. Hoes, Rakes, Shovel*. Jack Screw, Brace, Set of Bits and all small tools useil, on a farm. Moline Check Row Corn Planter, new Stock Rack New Corn Sheller Banner Plow 2 Spring Drags Little Daisy Walking Cultivator 5-tooth Cultivator Clover Seed Buncher 60 Tooth Spike Drag Grindstone Empire Hoe Drill 2 Grass Seeders Economy Chief Separator, Hay Fork, Rope, Pulleys 200 Egg Cornell Incubator, a good one • 2UU Chick Brooder, a good one 7-3 Partition Show Coops Row Boat ami Spear Acme Spring Tooth Riding Cultivator ~ Syracuse GO Tooth Spike Drag Light Fruit Wagon Harrison Wagon 3 in. Tire Cant Hook Ladders 3 Burner New Process Oil Stoye and Oven 3 Burner Gasoline Stove and Oven Whiffletree* One Man Saw Eveners A few house hold goods. SHELTER FOR HORSES IF IT STORMS Terms of Sale: Aii.um.ot $5.00 or un­ der cash. Over that amount one year's time will be given on bankable notes with interest at 6 ppr ceht.' No property to be removed until settled for. Snyder & Scobey, Prop’s COL W. H. COUCH AUCTIONEER WM. KRONEWITTER CLERK �tip: HAgniw awwa, octorbr i. im : AlYfflWIinLHOLlSUFD'STIfflTS- ArWrar* 8earl*-'ie up on the -oM ' BIG REMOVAL SALE CHURCHES farm for a while, has been helping Mr. Fisher sow his wheat. Edward Brawn is lucabid by Uiu Pi-r-Jnh-riiui Chunk this reaches .you on West The Ixyvfs supper will be ol>- In J. 8. Goodyear Building First time Mgln bl., Battle Creek, mid is ta>nn-| sen«l nfxl Huopay morning and of Year M15. •• (l­ £ger gl the ^M^eslic jdr M^.-daMmembers will tie received into For tho past ten V?ju-^ Artiiir'fc. Mf * mid Mrs. Vrrii "Brininstool I aburch fellowship. Prayer will beofformt for the world’* peace. Gos­• Mulholland lias conducted a drug took in the Kalamazoo fair’, after] pel Rvivise at 7 p. in- All usualI store in Hastiugs and hy perfectly fair andTmiran* treatment of’ the returning from the fair in Hust-I Services. Rally <by services pt IU:f>p andI public Me built up one nf the tin­ JDM. "llie base ball ground nt the lake I noon weir largely attended. A, tsl buednease- in drugs, paints, wall plowed (or whrai. I special program wns'k-ivi-n at the paper, ete- tn*Western Michigan, liMK^been Mr. Know'les of Ballff- Creek, vis-1 Bunday saliool hour, when nddress- and today lias the jonfldenee of the Hod his sister, Mrs. Markli.nu mid e* were made by Mewru. E. C. Ed­ public and’numbers hi* patrons liy husband on Sunday. Mr. Knowle* monds. S. ft Ron-Il, M. Grigsby. W. tho thousands. Not long since Mr. Mulhollmiil is pressman al the Gage Publishing T. Wallace and Miss Marie Waters. purchased the J. 8. Goodyear store Company's office. E. Deo Paid, wife mid son spent I across from the new (my Bahk Mrihodisi Episcopal Church. ■ building and expects to occupy the Sunday at the home of the furtuer'sl . Rev. Husm-11 H. Bready* paster. same some time the early part x»f parents. Services ^ninlay, October 41 h, as 1915. Extenrive repairs ajm*im< • Tlte muy. frk-mfc. »f- Will B. follows: provcinciils will soon be stmti-d Hatfiiltou will im plMsad to learn tO.-rtl A. M. Sunday school. and the new possession will lake on that he is slowly recovering fromll Ilia injuries uijuries received white while employ employ-] ­ tl^M A. M. Public worship and thu dress .of a thoroughly modern his ed al the Postum Cereal works in scnnmi. Il) this service we will drug .‘tore. comply with ' the prodsmatiqn <rt Mr. Mtdholland slated, to (bo Bottle Cn-ek sojne time since, H<-l able In Inabout the' Streets of ix Presidon I Wilson, that at thu titm> HANN’Ell ><-Hb»-" that lhe propos­ all citii'-us assemble In their place* ed increased Cost of remaining in (lie city iu a wheel chair. of worship and offer prayer for un­ his prcscul location makes il 1 No frost on (he pumpkin a.« yet. I iversal peace, and that our own cliraper for him to purchase n —T. E. Godde a fonm-r resident nfl nation shall not become Involveil permanent place then, loo, groaler this place, hut-now <if Augusta, got I aiivantngi-s in light, and room will in a terrific inix up’ on the hitenir6:00 P. M. Epworth league. he obtained than aro afforded at ban line, east of the guide lxi.mll a few nights since. Ili« auto was I 7.-00 P. M. Worship and second address in tho series on (xipular 11 will Im- a tremendous task to wrecked mid tin* occupants badly! amusement*. "I» Il Wrong To At­ move the enormous stock of ROdds burl. tend the Theater?" into the iu-w quartern and Mr. Mute Note that the (hue nf tin* ••veiling holland wishes to reduce his slock HIGH BANK. as much a< possible before then, service is changed from 7:30 to 7. mid with that imnwisc in view is Pursell and Miss Alma Grenm-ll at­ offering many r|H-ciui oppoiluni- tended the luidies Aid SorjclV at Eiiiniaiiucl Church. ties |o ••c<Hiomn-;d buyers Marling Mrs. Liaia 8kidmnro*a in Hope. Rev. Carroll L. Bates, rector. next Monday. October 5. Ho has it i* our wish that every p«reou .1 »p<i-ial adv. in Hu- HANN’Ell this Thuhiday. Mr. nml Mrs. Henry Bidb-mmi in Hastings "may m-<- and study 1 and son Forrest spent Sunday at i carefully the nxhibil al Hu- parisli Iioum illustrating life and customs ASSY HI A. W. C. Willetts found a puff ball in China te-ten* il i*,uuix<.-d to an­ 3 feel, tl inches III rir-i other place, 4hicb will be on Gel. 7. Mrs. J. Edgar Cob- of Battle Creek measuring riimferenci* in hi* woods one day The parisJi housb will be open and Mr. Edger of Hastings visited the last week. some 011/ in charga every after­ school one day last. week. Mr. mid Mrs. G^orgo Skidmore I noon at’A^Xl till lhe above dale. Mr. mid Mrs. J. Edgar Cote of Veda s|ient Sunday in Informal service mid addresk Fri­ Battle Creek visited her parents, ami daughter Grove. day 111 parish Ikmim- nt 7:3(1 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. John Tasker, last Coat* Mr. nml Mrs. limit and son Carl, Hunday services: week. 4 are quite ill ut thin writing. Holy effrutmakm h a. m Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Jones and Miss Mr*. James Mead mid daughter. Peace service, .holy (*mi|hlli1ioiL K’alliryu (fould, of Battle Creek vis­ Eunice Apetit Friday afternoon with and sermon. "Peace by (he Iiloo<l ited their son, Hugh mid family. Mrs. W. C. Willette. Suaday,Hunday -*ch««d IS m. Rally day. ’TrarlterK achool officers, pa­ KAI.AMG. Special talk. Souvenirs for all. trons. yotnig iieople, and the chil­ Evriiiuic prayer with history word dren are cordially invited to atleud| Levi Curtis and family in romakstcli. "Boniface ami the Conver­ Hie Teaclu-rs and Patrons Iln11y"m pmiy with Mr. mid Mrs. Waller sion of tin- Genual’*." 7:30 p. in. As.-xrja Iknu-C/Xal unlay aliqrnpun Vickers. molm^J, t<. Iiill-dd>- nml Thi* theme la very timely tn view aii«revening. October Id, Hill, and -spent Hnhirday and Sunday will* I - I of the present war. * have a gtHMl time. Hupper 2it rents Mr. and Mrs. Ebon Hmilh. and H)' cents' for llie. .childreu. John wiumwsy and family, Mr. Weslcyuu Metiioilist Churali. G<mh| limber* have been secured mid Mrs. Ih-Meranvllle mid Alice Nye <>f Lake Ode-*a. vi«iti-d Mr. ter (he rally. Ib-v. M.J. Hadder. pastor. F.d. Barli has lioughi Charlie Ser- mid Mr«. Will Sriver. Wednesday. Rt'v. and Mrs.Badder will be in Miss Marshall of Nashville visited attendance al Hu- quarterly meet­ ven's farm. Pearl Gearhart a pari of last Week. ing •‘•■rvicc in Williamston Hunday. Mrs.-Pearl Money mid I wo chil­ so there will be no preaching SCr- and Mrs. Jidm Angus were at South ( dren of Detroit, are visiting Mr*. 'vico in (he morning. In the evening Haven, Sunday. Emma Roberts this WM»k, Rev'. Ez E, Day. of MlddR-kllle. will Mr. and Mrs. Will Snver worn] |l • Tin* Mbiwliig is a report of the Class inreting at 10 and Sunday Assyria Center school for lhe Sunday gucsls uf Mr. and Mrs. John! Curtis. school al 11:45. month ending Sept. 25, lull.: Young people’* meeting al 6:30. . Number days uf school, 18. A Mr. Itenry and family have moved nn the McDertiy farm ropreaching af 7’JO. Nuniber pupil* enrolled, 3V. . wnlly vm-aU-d by Hicks <aud Niftilwr toys. 18. family. ItaMiitO’- Circuit. ~4Ujinb*-r gyla, 21. NinnlH-r visitors, 12. Richard E. Yowl. pirfter. I’en-entagi' of attendance. tri 1-5. -HliiMrutcd l^*clurr on Euro« 1 lorris S. Jewell. Louisa Durham, prun Wiir Welcome, (0:3U a. in. Neil stmpiinl. Merl C. Caiupte-ll. Rutland, .’kW p. ‘in. A lnrg«« crowd gnihrred in the Glenn i'liilil|<". Roy Callahan. V.-rn l’r<-4byli-rian cliim-h last Munday Y<*rklry. 7-tO p. iu. Blam-k. Tbi-lma Crandall. Ruby ovciiinp mid-saw Ifis graphic views Marlin. 10:30. Mr. Wm.Jo-.lin. itn the European war. The views Mildred Blmick. Christ tan Srleurr Society. wrre.‘Up-lo-dato ami tlie h-cture Howard Blmick. was'inspiring ami instnictive? At] lift Jrlfcraon sth.-ct. Tasker. Rae Scliaim-iibiiker. Ger ­ Hunday servin’ at 10:3G a. in. trude Blanck. Mm- Ib-llu*. May t.al- the clone the nudiom-c by«a rising vole authorized the pa«tor to s**curi'| Subject. "Unreality." lahmi. B-rnard Tusker, Beecher further set* <ui this same interest­ Testimonial meeting every Wed­ Pugh. Margaret Itrauy. Lloyd ing subject. ll<- is glad Io mmoum-e nesday evening al 7:30. , Roush. Alta Ih-llus, Cenil Gage. Na- that next- Monday evening bp'Srttt-fl mni Eaverts. Allen Goiter and Louis give*the »**cnnd Illustrated lecture, WEST SKREW A Brady wen- pn-sctil every day. with views of (hexRhine valley,/In-II Dale Butlerlleld. Emerson Gori- much coveted prize Alsace-Lorraine Jhmiii Thorp I* ”8 the sick list mid lias b«-*n confined In (hr house right, Clifford Dunn. Oniha Schoch and many additional new war views, for several «lav». und Marion mid Esh-Ila Ki-nnedy the pastor use* the are-light sl«-rv-| Mildred Fletcher allahr-d li'-i liuvcn'i been absent siucc they, en­ optical), which thrown a. Iiriliimit loth year la»l Friday; on Saluplay tered mrliuul. pieCUre on (he .screen. Remember morning 12 "f hi-r x-Ihmi! rompanthew pii'turetf-are free to th.- pub-| Ioim paid her a surprise visit All m-Iio-.I up Friday afternoon. lie. amt tin- offering “pays the! spent'a good linn- together. Oniunissioner E. J. Edger vi»il«-d freight." Next Monday, Oil. 5lli. “TiE~SiRr Mts. Uurr Cotton vIMti-d M-bo<d Wednesday afternoon, mid nt 730. in the Prpshyrr-rtan rhurcti;! Mrs. Valentine on Sunday. mu<lc some very upp'ruprintc r«- I.(t-lure begins promptly. All seals Ghiire RrckMom- raim- home to miiks. Gome again Mr. Edger! an* free. lii.-t parcnte.on Sunday lo spvu<! a . Mr. ami. Mrs, J. E. Cole umi few days with them. dmiL'Iib-i- of Halite Creek visited ■ Ohltiiurv. ‘ Mr. mid Mrs. Durkee and Mr. amt school Thursday afternoon. .Mrs. W. Well* took dinner with The pugUn Were pleased Io re­ Fremont. Ohm. !>•■<•. .•ml. 1816..and ceive their roiMirt ranis Monday. Mae umi Alla Belhis wen- the died Befit. 26lh. 1914. Hho was united'in marriage to Mrs. Peacock. wilh'IVu—ell War­ "lily pupils-to take their half holiJoseph Beck. XovciiiImt 131b. 1866. ing mid family, visited her son. Dr. ■hiy- Friday afternoon. peacock at HunilehL on Rundnv. Ib-rm-mlM-r. Sntunlay aflern<M>u They moved In Vermontville in 1878. where they have since resid­ Mi- G. A. Goodemool visited her and evening.’ Oriobi-r 10. ami be daughb-r Claris Andrews on Hun- prcMqil al Assyria Cenb-r for a ed. Eight children wete horn In tin.-* general pmmI lithe. Every laxly is Mitik Wesfbrook visited friemls uflieera. union, ’lhe following seven sur­ vive: Allan J. Berk. Hastings Mrs. on Sunday. Ijmiim . -, near CiiarloUe; Frank Beck The.Ladies’ Aid cmim-cl<-il with dn-o. • •f Vermontville: Wilbur Beck of Ilin Church of Clirisl ltiok dinm-r at for tulips, hyacinths crocuses nnd Mrs. I. C. Johnson's, Thunday, Oc­ Itey Beck of Venimnlvilh- amiClair narcissus. ' . tober Hlh. Brck of Hading*; hImi eleven grand children amt two brother*, Joseph I SOI TH WEST MAPLE GltOVE SOirilWtXf CASTLETON. ami Nicholas Gnrhwiild. Him wa* a Albert MrClr|luud and family al- kind and affectionate mother, lov.ed and Mrs. Frank Hyde, Tliui-I.iy. fended church near Woodland. by all who knew her. always rherrDrteber 8, ter dinner. A rordi.il Sunday, and spent the remainder of; ful umi ready t<> Im- the life of any invitation is extended to all lo ul- the day al Peter Multenix's. gathering of people. Funeral W;uti-nd. Mrs Frank Prire and (laughter. In-Id at Vermontville, Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Babcock has teen Gertrude, were at Haslings, ” September 29. making an extcntfhd vteit to rela­ day. tive* in Battle Cn-ek, returning MK. Alcwla Mallell of ARLIETOWHSEND, COATS GROVE, home Thursday. , ilapids epeiil Tuesday Willi Mr. uimI Mrs. Sam Buxton' mid Andy Brooks. SPECIAL BARGAINS NEXT WEEK daughters visited al* Ham Ostrollf.Ed. H<-rringl<»n of Battle )i»-ar Nashville, Hululay. GimuiHll-<l suicide- recently, Mr. and Mi- Am Slnnlon itip-nt formerly lived near this Phu-.. ..... Will Sell Fifteen Pounds Sugar for Hunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cob- uiis u nephew uf Amiy Brooks. SLOG. Offer* Other Bargain* j of.A’syriu. In Groceries. Mr.-. Janie Garret, i* helping l<> SOlilt CASTI.ETOX AND emo for the infant child uf Mr. and MAPLE GROVE Mrs. Joy Smith of Battle Cn-ek. gaged in tin- gem-nil im-rrhaudiso I Frank Bateock and mnib'-r visit- er. George hay <d Emery Coiner-. -LusinesM in Cnate Grove has te-come o*l at Henry Babcock's in lialUmorc Ed Smith mid futility of North one of the BANNER*!} new advenis- I Sunday. Nashville .mid Mr. mel Mr-: Win. Mr. Slid Mrs. Wallace Mark mid funith <d Nashyillr, »-|h-iiI Sunday at offer on granulated sugar which 4«il<-d Will Ih>u<><un ami Cbe-ter Smith's. •luring I hew Hines of high prices family Hundny. ■ —' ■ Mrs. McBeth uf Nasirvilte, spent will be appreciated. All of nexl F.ii'ii Walton is working at Geo Sunday at Ned Iffrks*. week from Ortoteir 5lh l<» 1(Hh. lie Mr*. Maritin Deller spent Tues­ will Sell 15 pounds of sugar for- *1 (WOthsday. at Phil DalhoUM-r« al Nash­ i( jakeii with n KI purchasejif oth­ w, i spent Bunday al* Ted Stan. ville. er good*. Other specials are being Mn-. Fred Park- -|m-iiI Friday al offered which will te- of interest. Io ■: ami Mr*. Boas Walton ami Frank Berry’S of 5a»!iviMe, th» careful buying housewife. iron s|»rnl Satuiday.in Baltic .Roe Tuttle o( \'a-hv|lb- spent Saturday with Robert and Frank Curd of Thank*— I wish lo thmik ■ io Durfee is Working for Frank Smith. tho Grangers mid friends ter Hie Mrs. Harley Hayman and chil­ pend card shrnver mid tlovters. Mary Mrlnlyre and Mn dren r-'iiirned Thursday form a Mrs. Karl Bristol.—Adv. ■ Brandt arc vfwtiug ';r?. weeks visti in Antrim Co. Sli-tuinada in t»!3 produced 76,720,i H ronin of Eckfurd ami Mrs reported everything killed by the . Udi uf Balkvue. . froal iu Uul secliou. UUU bushels of pulaloes. 1 | A HOST OF ‘ VYew Chic f'all^tutes in Clwer New /fats. Blouses and Shirt Waists Just In. Special Low Prices November Coats, Jutts, ^Skirts 0( Ladies' Haw* Jpanal PaHanujutta and Presses New shipments have been arriving every day and it is with a great deal of satisfaction that we invite the Ladies and Girls of Barry County to oiir Ready-to-wear Section on the Second Floor. Our garments embody all the latest style touches, they are perfect in fit and workman* ship and made from the most favored all wool materials. In style points and perfec­ tion of workmanship, they surpass the best we have ever shown before at like prices. Smart Suits From SIO to $27.50 .Stylish Coats From —$5 to $27.50 Nobby Skirts From. Oil If PETTIPHAT^i OILK rLlIluuAIOi $3.95 to $12.50 BEA^«r^Era,..J5.00 to $16.50 CLEVER FALL AND WINTER HATS, From $1.98 to $7.50' WE INVITE YOU TO COME NOW. NO BETTED ASSORT­ MENTS WERE EVER OFFERED IN THIS LOCALITY Beautiful new Silk and Messaline Petticoats, black and all QQ qnd M 0Q colors, also changeable effects. Special values this week. —_vlijO dllU vliuQ New Fall Designs in Hugs, Carpets, Jfynoleuins and Curtains bur new Fall Stocks arc all in now and we believe that at no other place could you find such a splendid variety to select from and such remarkably low price*. Our moderate prices would be unusual at any other time but now—right at the beginning of the Season —they arc most extraordinary Seamless Brussels Rugs, 9x12. Beautiful new pat­ Wide Linoleums—3 and 4 yds. wide. 65c and 70c quality of the best grade of Cork Linoleums. All terns, regular $15.00, $16.50 and $18.00 quality. new patterns. Our special price per sq, yd. 59c. Our special prices are $12.50, $14.75, $16.50 Extra Heavy Axminster Rugs, 9xl£. Abput 50 new pattebnfc to choose from.-* Our special prices are $18.75, $20.00, $22.00, $25.00 for val­ ues up to $30.00. Curtains—Lace, Net, Scrim and Madfiu. The newest effects of the season, a great number of. them with the valance. Special low prices from 50c a pair to $8-00. Fall Underwear and Hosiery We also carry a large assortment of all odd sizes in Brussels, Wiltons, Axminster, Tapestry Brus* seis and velvets from the smallest hearth size to 11-3x12. Come in now, while our great variety is at its best. Our new Fall and Winter supply is now complete and we find it necessary to devote more than a hundred feet of shelf and floor space to accommo- . date this vast assortment. AH weights and grades in complete*sizes from infant to old age. At most moderate prices. &>ery Pay is bargain Pay in Our (Jrocerg Pepartment On FRIDAY and SATURDAY we offer the following, Specials. Learn to take advantage of our Special Savings To You Every Week End. Grand Rapids Lily White Flour in cloth sacks, Friday and Saturday; per uck-'-L—-78c Luxo Coffee, itecl cut, I lb. tins, served at our demon­ stration, per lb------------------------------- ..29c Kellogg Wheat Flakes) ’ Post Toastie* ( .. o. Of"' M.ple Flake* (’ 1 cr 7C Washington Crisp ) 3 fOr a5c Choice Pink Salmon, per 1 lb. can.....lie Fancy Red Salmon, 20c can now Sweet Potatoes, Fancy Virginia.... 8 lbs. for 25c Perfection Baking Powder, absolutely guaranteed 10c size per can------------ 7c 20c size per can14c 18c Choice Bulk Coffee, fresh routed, per lb. __________ 19c Runkle Cocoa and Baking Chocolate,25c sixe for___-.21c Bob White, White Flyer and Lenox Soap, Friday and Saturday..’.1—.7bars 25c Canned Cherries Strawberries Blackberries Per Can Black and Red Rupborries 10c Early June Peas, 12)jc can for 10c Choicest Wax Beans, 12J4e can (or___ ....-•lite Maraschino Cherries, 12c glass bottles (or. .3 (or 25c Olives, plain or stuffed, 10c bottle* 35c Bulk Olives* extra fancy size, per quart... 10c Candy Special—Pure. Fresh Candy Combination, Pink, Plain, Marble, Walnut Fudge, Cream Square's and Wafers, Fruit Drops. Sour Balls, Horehound, Buttercups, Gum Drops, Jelly Beans, Molasses Kisses, Marshmal­ lows and Peanut Brittle. JpKlal, fur lb. lie FRESH COOKIES—Fig Newtons, Peanut Jumbles and Honey Cake Cookie*, Special, per lb. 11c Special Announcement for Saturday, Oct. 3 the Season. We will .erve dclioiou* coffee in connection with the many dainty new thing* the National Bi*cuit Ch. have brought out this year. Be sure and attend. It i> free. &feickgenant&Hiede Phone 30 Fastings. Mich. �the HAsnaoa iambs arrniK* t ml PAGK FIVE txi r. Mr. J. Kuppenheimer Suits, Overcoats, Balmacaans and Mackinaws •re guaranteed In every Way, Price Style and Quality. New Fall Styles now ready for your selectPrices are from *15.00 to 925.00 with very large showing at >15.00 and 918.00 •th*r reliable makes at 910.00 and 912.00 L. Morrill, Lambie & Co. One Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan ren Kelsey and son. Kenneth, daughter. Margaret visited nl Jesse Chases, Sunday. Remember the L. A. 8. al Flora Woods this week. Thursday, Oc­ tober I. for dinner. • William Smith will have a sale of stock and farm implements or* Friday afternoon. October 2. A number of ladies from Coals Grove ntlended the Martins Cor­ ners L. A. 8, held al Mrs. Ida Floor's and report a tine lime. Mr. and Mrs. Mnhl Senter visit­ ed Inst week in Freeport. Ernest Smith had f severe nt lark of indigeidjon Sunnqy. Dr. Barber wns called. He is much better now. Mr. nnd Mrs.. George Scidrnore nnd daughter. Vedn. of Baltimore, attended church Sunday mid spent lhe remainder nf the -day with Hnrve Woodman's. The soinl-tinnii.il convention of lhe 3rd district M. C. M. S. nf the Church of Christ will meet with the , church at’ Coals Grove on OrHhcr 3<-a>Mrs. I.vilin Crilejt of .liaatings is nursing Isaac Youngs who is still veo' sick from an at lack nf apo­ plexy. He Is much belter but re­ quires steady core. • Sunday School Note#. Tho lesson for next Sunday is “Christ Annointed for Burial." Ink­ en from Mnrk 11:1-11. As nexl Sunday is lhe first Sun­ day in Iho 4th quarter, why not make an especial effort In lie pres­ ent each Sundny and on time* Tho al tendance has been good through Iho summer but there is always room for more and all are very welcome. A now serial has begun In the “Lo'iknui" by Hope Daring entitled “Edwin West, of Wesvillc." If il is as good ns her writings usually are. we will want to be sure and gel every number. Buy Sugar Cheap IS lbs. For $1.00 (With mh 0.00 Cub Order) One Week October 5 to 10 * TRW OTHBR 8PKCIALS: fl cant Light Houk Salmon Pathfinder CoKm, rc|ular 30c for Regulw 5Oc Tm for............. *..... RngWr Wc Tm fa*..................... Fine Baedsd R*J»in» < Boats Corn Flake*..x... b Bats Lenox Soap 5 Gallon Oil Can and 6 gallon* of 10c Oil (or.... .91.00 ...25c .11.00 AU Calicos, per yard................................................ 10 B^xe* Double Dip Matche* ........................... ByifaRiag adrautoB* cibastahuyoq will aavt • nice litile ,j*um. Good* dohvtred every day. Arlie Townsend Both Fbonea, Woodland and Hastings Coa|« Groo, Michigan WATS GROTE* The W,tC. T. U. will* meet with • Mh. Flora Wood, Tiexl Tuesday afternooiy October 8. The sub­ ject of (be day is “Eugenics" and Mrs. Bertlia Bush of Delton, Dis­ trict President will be present nnd -speak on lhe subject. Refresh­ ments wHI be served. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wood and faMily and Mr, and Mrs, Oraan wood wxii.to Buttle Creek. Satur­ day. Claude and nls father went op lo Kalamazoo to ’attend the -races. They returned Bunday - evening. .Mrs. Florence Barnum. Miss Charlotte Barnum and Mrs. Bessie Woodman all ended the Christian Endeavor conference in Hostings, Friday. A good sized congregation at church Sunday were disappointed that the minister did not come. As the time table on the I’crc Mar­ quette, had changed, and he could not crime in time for the Sunday service. ■ Mrs. Lillie BOllOU's limtlicr and grand fattier visited her and thu family Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs. Gilbert Scott ami daughters, Gretchen unit Frances, of Quimby, and Mr. and Mrs. War- Saving I For Hie healing of their houses the liomane used » form of furuaov, known ns Hie hypocausl. Which was placed in a chamber benoalh the lIiMir nnd the heah*d air was made io circulate aroUhd tho walls and ftndi'r (he-floor by means of hollow lubes. Habits LEAD TO Self Respect and A Bank Account 1, -rA bank account means more than so many dollars put away lor a rainy day out of ydur earning* each week or month. 2. —A man who spend* eaeh week a little LESS than he has earned soon find* that he has saved hi* peace ol mind and his self respect and be has vastly Increased hl* power to do. 1—Saving require* sell denial, self denial requires strength. And strength shows. Ask'tny successful man if a bank account is of any value among the men he has to hire. 4.—Don’t delay the starling. Save today. Open a savings account with us at once. We pay 3% Interest compounded semi-annually. Hastings National Bank : Only Rational Bank In Barry County Hastings W.. family, near Logan. Mrs. Clair Andrews and son Mer­ rill were in Alto, Tiiesday. Judson Kingsley, wife and rhlldren of Grand IWpid* Vblted Wediuuday with N. Kutmpel and wife. Mas Ktryscr, wife and baby, Gor­ don Rines and George Crumback of Caledonia vlaitwl (Windaf with Robert Crumback and family. Semiah Scom, wife and sons, Clayton and Karol, of Fillmore vis­ ited Bunday with Adam Gackelcr and family. Clarence Benedict, wife and daughter. visited Horaoh Benedict ami wife of Campbell, Sunday. Mlles Andrews uf Carllln ve­ iled al the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Pardee. Monday. D. Nash, who has both visiting relatives hero left for Grand Rap­ id* on hi* Way home to Illinois, Monday. Jacob RUckel of LULher, William Adkins of Morgan and B. B. Hparks of Hastings, called at the homes of J. Carpenter and C. Benedict. Tues- Michigan I1KA1) OF GULL LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. Pelrr'Dekildcr.spcnl last Saturday In Kalanttytoo. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baines and son Lester motored to Cheshire and bark Sunday. Mrs. Helen Schafer and Mrs. Mauffrt spent Sunday with friend* al Midland Park. The silo tillers were al Alfred Galnder's Thursday. Mrs. Susie F.llioll. of Hickory Corners spent Saturday, and Bun­ day with Mrs. LmilM Chapin. Mra. Morris Williamson and daughter, Bertha, spent Wednes­ day in Battle Creek. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Cadwnllader and Mr.’ and Mrs. Rom Cadwallader motored lo Detroit Thursday and returned homo by the way of Owosso, Sunday. Peter Dckildcr is suffering from a severe attack of rheUtnalism. Mr. nnd Mm. Morris Williamson spent Btitiday with Mr. mid Mr*. Charles Brackett aifd family of Ross. MORGAN. “She hath done whal she could.” Word comes from Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fox that they, are ut> to their ears in the luxuries of Southern California. Mra. Lltiie lllnner of Hnginow and Mr*. Mary McUmber of Nash­ ville. spent Thursday and Friday with lheir nephew, 8. L. Bolinger and family. Mrs. James Mead attended quar­ terly meeting al Hastings. Satur­ day and Sunday.’ Mrs. Ella Mead ami Donald and Dorotlty went lo Hastings Saturday to visit Mr*. Mead's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Trumpet. Elgin, Clare and Ernest going after them Bunday. Mrs. Mary Devine treated lhe MonIran school to watermelons last Wednesday. Needless to say they were much appreciated by lhe teacher and children. Mrs. Mary Turner veturned Wednesday aflei- a week's slay near Nashville. E. A. Hanes sp**ii—Friday In Charlotte. MlsikLyla Oversmitn of Nashville has been spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. G. Huffman and family. Mrs. C. Van Epps relumed Wed­ nesday aRer a week's visit al Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. H. Hyde spent from Friday Gil Sunday with 4n«r nephew, L. W. Jarrard and family of Maple Grove. Mrs. Win Brew of Hastings is spending n few days al D. Gard­ ner's. Mrs. A- J. Norris is suffering from, an attack of indigestion. Jake Ruckle formerly of Morgan but now living at Luther, visited W. 8. Adkins, last week, also lie and W. H. Adkins visited Dr. Car­ penter of Freeport. . Miss Stella Howard entertained the M. G. II, Club Wednesday. There was a. good attendance nnd lhe occasion was enjoyed by alE The after supper hour Was made Interesting by a guessing contest. The nexl meeting is with Grace HigdOn. one Week from today. The llrst quarterly meeting for the conference year will bu held at the Morgan chun-h b<-ginning Friduy evening, October L*. District Elder IL U. F. Gallin is expected to be with us. Come and gel your portion.of these blessings. J. W. Bhaffer, wife and son, re­ turned Monday evening aRer a weeks visit at OnMed and Albion. Rev. Leonard Haseldine of t^diHac spent Monday night*With his brother; Rev. J. L. Haseldine. Mrs. Mary -L. Webb returned t< Has lino. Saturday after aboul ten days'stay with her children in the village. She is somewhat recov­ ered from her recent shake up. Individual coupon No, 2. l‘For other foundation can no man lay Ilian that which is laid, whjch is Jesus Christ?1 ROWENM MILIJ*. Mr. and Mrs. John Motrin and daugblcra spent Hunday with Mrs. Mom** mother, Mr*. BiUonbendcr ' 'nfirtfrttF’Miv. Herl Briggs and lit., lib d'foghtrr deft Monday for Merfil, wfibre they will visit reinjives and friends. They."pent NUmttay ntriit in Cadillac, the guests of l Heir obtain, Ray Briggs -.aiiu fam­ ily. Saturday aftornoon nlKrtit to of Hie friend* uud iii'IkIiIhiiv of Mrs. Wm. Holley arrived at her homy to remind her uf her birtlidsy! A l«Hinlifiil aqiipvr was rerviHj by lhe ladies and all enjoyed a Hue time. Rain Coats Both single and double texture Rain Coats for Ladies and P •“‘d’f in most desirable colors. . $4 to $12 Sweaters For Children, Misses and Women, in finq grade wool and all size*, both heavy and light £ I 4.^ weight. Prices from............................ V 1 TO «pO.3U Underwear Men and Women, Boys and Girls. Both cotton and wool, heavy and light, good, dur> Off4^ (fiO able goods, sure to please you. £££• IO ff A v Hosiery ”“7 “t,°” “d.’roo.l,.*ll.’i"’...10c to 50c J. T. Pierson & Son Department Store Phone 9 . Hastings, Mich. . CLOVERDALE. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Mi»s Maymi- Conyer of Kalama­ Mr. and Mra. Fred Hanes and zoo spent Saturday nnd Sunday daughter Eflle spent Sunday with with her sister, Mrs. Ixiwla Acker. Orin Hanes mid family, near Nash­ Rev. and Mrs. Gurney spent fAim ville. Saturday till Monday witli friend* F>ank Dilliahner of Chicago was in Maple. Grove. . an over Sunday guest of his Miss Maggie <'4implH*ll of Kalam­ mother. Mrs. Charles Fowler. azoo is spending a few days with The North Maple Grove L. A. 8. her friends in Cloverdale. will serve dinner Thursday. Octo­ Miss Susan Fear was in Hastings ber 8th. at Hie home of Mr. ajjd pn’ business Saturday. Mrs. Jacob Fuhrman. AH are Misses Ethel and Mary Given cuydially invited. were visiting friends in 1'rairievillc Wo are glad lo report Mrs. lAdSunday. ler somewhat belter at this writMe. and Mrs. Milton Conyer of Cressey spent Sunday with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fuhrman and Till Chamberlain. two bons spent a few days I his Mr*. Martha Replogle spent Bun­ week wilh Mr. and Mra. George day with Mr. and Mrs. Hack Hart Kahler and family at Cloverdale. of Shultz. STATE ROAD. Mr. and Mrs.-Runion of Grand Ml/. 11.11 IV iHuriud In h. r lil.din Rap ids droie through {o this pluci .¥ w York. Friday after an exSaturday. They expect lo spend k _hi temrcd visit with relatives here. fevv days will! Mrs. CliamlH’riain. Mrs. 4un> Fisher visited al Mr. Several from this place Imik in the Kalamazoo, fair, and autQ races. and-Mrs. Henry. Uaobur's of Carl- . James tlrnhmn sjumt a few days fob. Sunday ~aiid report' Ihriu brrtli ‘ very poorly. in Kalamazoo wilh .friends. Archie Chilson spent Monday Joe Hltflchromti,' Miss Morgnerito mid Tuesday in Kalamazoo. SI Inchcomb nnd r Mr. Riser of COUNTY LINE. Mrs. Martha Replogle is spending Woodland were the over Sunday Wedding invitations are out an- a few days with friends'in Nites, visitors of Mr. mid Mra. Lyle Fishnouiicing lhe coming marriage of I wh^re ano is having her eyes trealMr*. Mary Levvfs'of Hallie. Creek Charles Boynton mid Miss Lillie Myej-.s. Congratulations. Mrs. Glenn Freer is Improving Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Bed II. J. Gcrlinger and family and slowly. Khine. Mrs. Barbara Eckliurdl were guests . Mrs. Sarah Mosher is spending a Mas!FJraler nnd Mrs. Julia Fish­ of Mrs. Louise llenncy of North few, days with her. sister, over al er nlfelided a birthday dinner Ulat (Triton. Cedar Cteak. • j Mrs. * ’ Ida Wood's of‘ Holmes “Mmes district, district. Lyman Johnson mid wife are Mrs. Catherine Pranshka nf I Friday. . moving into the Jesse Moyera ten­ Shulix is spending the week ’with! Mr. and Mrs. Colvin, altended I’hr ant house on the Dave Shaffer her uncle. funeral of a friend in Hasting* farm. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl .Hjiyward have, Tuesday. J. B. Meyers' have bben enter­ ‘moved in Fred Gibson s bou-e.. Mr. mid Mra. Frank Kinne re­ taining relative* from Ohio several Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pcnm ls arejlurned from Perry, New York, Frk Hays this week. spending Ibis . week with lheir। day. , Mr. and Mrs. Orley Gilliland and daughters in Kalamazoo. i ■ -; son spent Hunday with the latter's Waller McIntyre S|>e(it over Sun-! ' 1 ' parents. Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Le- day with his parents. Mr. and Mra.1 Order For Publication. ~ purd, of West Odessa. McIntyre of Hustings. j stale of Michigan, lhe Probate Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Church Notes. I Court for the CourHy of Barry. Waldo Gerlinger were Mr. and Mrs. There will be preaching next; AL a scssiun nf >aid court, held al Jay Sliowerman of Scbnwa, Mi*« Sunday mormiw at 10:00 a. iiu and i (he probate ufih-e, in Hie City of FjIiiu Hl;owcnnan mid Miss Grayrc preaching al Shultz in lhe after- Hastings, in said county, on Iho Fender and Hale Lcpnrd of Lake auxin at 2:30 p. in. j-jtilli day of Hcplember. A. D. tvtl. Odessa. Sunday school at 11:00 a. m. । Present: Ulon. Chas. M. Mack, Mra. Johanna Gerlinger is visit­ Y. P. A. in lhe evening nl 7:00 ji.; Judge of Probate. ing her daughters, Mrs. McLeod m. Topic is Twelve Great. Verses I In lhe Matter of lhe Estate of mid Mr.*. Wachter, of Woodland X. The Trust Verse. Isa. i-‘:2. Ix.*<i Amanda L. JcITrty, deceased. ' this week. by Dugal McCallum. Every' on»-l Bert B. Jelfrey, son. having filed come.and attend.ihh mreling uml'ni said court his petition praying DAYTON CORNEIW. bring your Bibles. ' 'Hint mi order or decree may lie fhe revival meetings will begin made otade by Uris Mr. mid Mrs.. Byron Rawson of tin- court dcteriiuning detcriiuninp nori Ji Vermontvilla spent Sunday ul Shultz next Moriday night. wlm are or were the Hie legal heira heirs of at Clarence Utter's. .. . ~ , i * »'<’ dw'asvd mid entitled In JnFolcy (.athartic lulilrts. herit here, ‘--‘jlheril her esjnle. Miss Glyria Pennington of this It is Urdrrca. That Th'' -ith day placw and Floyd Ovnrsmilli were You will like lheir i-uritivr nr- j " ' " ' united in marriage til Stdrgis re­ lion. They have u tonic ellfcl on v, Of OetOlwr. A. D. Wil. al ten o'clock «« ww,.। cently and-are making their home the bowiib. mid give n wlmleMinie, in lhe forenour —tioon. at said probate offor the present with lhe groom's IhorouRh cleaning lo the vulireilice, Ire lice, be mid 'Is hereby appointed tor uarents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Oversmltlf. iiowol Iracl. Stir (foe liver I.. Iu I hearing said ' pelllion; Conrialulaunus. eh It is Further Ordered. That licallliy-acJivity and kiHjp stomach Visitors Sunday afternoon at sweeL 1 •■pulilio noliim thereof, he given by Constipation, li'-iidai-lio, Claude Kennedy's were Mr. and dull, tired feelhur. never uhlirl publication of u copy of this order, Mrs. Don Everetts mid children. Iboie who ’iw rolt'y Cathartic for three succewilve weeks previous Ml*, fi. A. Baker and soli and Sirs. Tabl.-ls. Only iSc.-Arthur Mul- tv said day of hearing. In Hie Hast­ Eugemi Barnum and children. hullaud.—Adv*. ■ . ings BANNER, a newspaper print­ P. O. Dunham and wife mid Jas. ed and circulated iu said county. Cbas. M. Mack. Harvey ami family were callers at Hm>o.s sleep only three or four Clarence Utter's Sunday afternoon. hoijra in each twenty-four. A true copy. Judge of Probate. Wild anlinuls. work great hav­ Grace Bauer, BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY, Register of Probate. oc in India's wheal lle|ds: FREEPORT. Fay Ward from Missouri is vis­ iting his grand parents, ML and Mrs. D. O. Ward of this village. Ray Ware. Foster Bisson and Fred Brunner spent last week near Lake City. Ray Conway is assisting in L. It. Wolcott's clothing store. Mrs. Lang, who has been visiting friends in Chicago, returned Mon­ day. A large number from here at­ tended the horse races in Grand Rapids, last week. The out side work on Charles Hooper's new house is nearly com­ pleted, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smelkcr visited in Hastings, Saturday and Hunday. - Miss Mabel Sisson and Mrs. J. M. Bisson nnd daughter Ruth, of Hustings spent last week with F. A. Sisson and family. Mr. and Airs. John Doyle and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rwweh motored to Grand Rapids; Friday. Mr. and Mfs. L. 8. Wills of Hast­ ings' are visiting relatives here. �TWF HASTINGS BANNF.R.-OCTOBER 1. WH Second Annual Banquet It’s Economy To Bo Given By HASTINGS Lodge No. 58 At Their Temple. Icfferson and Green Streets I Tuesday Evening, October 6,1914 Get Your TicKets Of The Committee Your Future Prosperity । ' ■ . *■ II Being a matter of considerable importance isn’t there .extry reason in the world why you should look into and thoroughly investigate anv method that will help you accumulate faster? Our Savings account department—the system which makes it easy to acquire and when you have used it long enough to realize its advantages you wouldn't think of handling your finances under your present method. 1 4% on time deposits FARMERS STATE BANK MIDDLEVILLE ' around in such n way that it did not upset, nnd niter gelling help to.get it bark in lhe road, went on a* if nothing had happened. • | (». |». Whitmore was showing I M>nie ii|iple» Monday grow n by C. Mnr. .Apsey, of' the l'.al>-d><llia | A. Culler. ,nf I horiiappli- take. that New;*. was hi lhe villus? <>n Thurs­ ■ weighed IH I-? <mnc<-« jmd niea*day. in lier auto, wilh bannei- Ily­ need 15 incite* around. Sonin ap­ ina mid lhe American ting al the ples. those.» rfront. Mr*. Apsey believes in ad­ vertising. not only with printers* , The large bard* on lhe William itik. but wilh bright and attractive (Anderson farm iii Bowtie. -were ।burned with heavy loss last week. color* on her nvio. we hear, by lire started Albert Seiunba. of Montana, ar­ I caused, while filling *ilo. H«-tt<;r watch the rived oii Friday to vi-.it In- iieople Ijold engines pretty rarennd friend*. Hi* fattier. W. C. Sen- j fully.thresher We know of two tire* started riba. met lum here with In* aulo. ln*l week hy them. I orlunately .Mr. S*>n*il>ii brought to Chicago lliey were discovered in lime, -• no M-veral load* of fat steers that ,■‘damage wa* done. brought him-a line price as lhey ' Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Brace, Sr.. Were prime rllllT. Iliave le-cii spending a few days here foamier Pryon of Hastings, was '.it lheir home. They have been in llil- guest of friend* here the,Inlier • Grand Rapid* several months. pati of lh-- week. .Mrs. Nellie Russell. of Grand HapW. <!. S?n*iba-i« making arrange­ | id*, for many years a resident here, ments lo go lu Florida for the win* wa* calling mi friend* Sal unlay qnd ter. 'He thinks the climate there looking after her properly here. just suited lo his nerd*. Harry Turner, one of our H. F. I>. Mr*. David Harter returned on | men, ha* not loom well of late, so • Thursday evening from Kan Frmi-’ i* Inking Ids vacation and is away i»isdji. whole she wont iHhiuI a yearhm n trip fhal will cover southern ago t<> live wilh her sou. She mils Michignii and a part- of Indiana, of mmdilibns there that wo of Mich- Janies Sanborn is doing hi* work, ignn can be thankful ha* not u-. W. ||, McKivefl is not enjoying yet happened l<> u*. People thou*- th'' best of health of tale, and Mime and* of miles, from home without jday* ran hardly make his It. F. I». labor nnd no mean* to take them. trip*. to Ihyir homea arc walking lhe Postmaster Cbarb-s J'. Parker is street* in search of food or work [having the H. F. I» men's quarter* m order to gel the urliinl neres-i- • changed so a* lo give them more lie* of life. •I room. which was badly m-oded and Several from here attended llie I will lie appreciated by lhe men. great horse rare* at Grand Rapids I Henry Pierce, nf Kalamaroo. was on Thursday and were well pleased, ju the village la»l week and look 1 >r. II. C. Swift wa* in Grand Hap-[In* mot tier, Mr*. Will Pierce, home ids.on*bu*in>-'* Thursday. with him to remain during the vvinT<o aulo loud* of Mason* al-l-r. tended lodge in Hasting* Thur— j Mi*s Audra Clia«e was taken ill day. One and all speak highly of while al work al the furlory .MoiiIheir cnlertaiiimeiit and of the fine day mid had l<> be taken Jiome in degree work they were privileged an aulo. .to witness. । |ir. Thompson i> making Dr. B. John Bristow returned from Ann IC. Swift and family a short vi»it Arbor Thursday evening, where he before going west on a Trip. find Iieen taking treatment for the- Z. J. Townomrl snhf adrkrly tram •log bile he received from Hn-.Feii-' ......... . day lo Mr. Chase. I<m*lmui>d. John is t-'-img lip>'-and] Tlmmas Beany and H. G. Ih-nazuffered no bad ie*ult» from the, way made a trip to Grand Rapid* by 3ttaJbnmL J.le took III the _sighj*!u|i|q oil Moiidqy. . of (hr city, and while doing mi rii-j Tin- K. of P. have eank rmf sfiowjoved a tax of fine cigars sent him [mg lhai there will be *om<-tliing by the brillhel* of Cre*cei||| laslgr doing on Wednesday ••venmg. _ No .RS. fv. of FT. of which In- i* nn George Master* and family will old. ami valued member. John wa* lake HMimn in lhe Dibble house for welt pleased to ge| back to litilf 11 lie w inter. old Middleville. ■( it was llii^Urat -'M. A. Dietrich i* having his resi­ vacation he had had for .*ome years. dence pMiiled. XV. I» Fenton i« . Miss Lindsey returned frot'i^Ann wielding lhe brush. A liyle paint Arlnr Friday, where she wa* taken work* wonder* in the look* of a for Iroaltmiil for dog bite. She did place. If you ilmilil il, Iry it. Well mid i< pleased |o Is-/t .home' again. W. II. Kane of Hasting* i< doing A al ray dog wa* shot by tip- *her- ' upiiot-iering m the -ide room of iff nn Sunday on the farm of Lloyd । llie Ferguson block and doing very Clever, in ea.*| Thnr.nupph* town­ nice work. ship. ' Irving Sltllfbrd awd nmlher. lefl On Saturday W. II. Kam- -..Id hi* Widiiesday- morning' for a week'-* Pirturo show. The li.eambimL U> vacation from his duties a«-<’te<;iriThoma* Coup, nf Delndl. who will rian. . ' move here at mice and occupy lhe I Mr*. Gtiarle* Rodger* lias re.house on Ea*t Main slreel ig>vv oe- tuiiie<l home TueMlay lifter sevcrcl cnpied by Mr. Kane and wife, who 'weeks visit with her daughter. Mrs. ejqlwi io go tii C,adillac for a short I Charles Haulbdd and Imslnitid. 'lime on a visit, not havinff derided ] Mr*. J. W. Armstrong vvn* in n« lo lheir future residence. Mr. । Grand Itapid* Tuesday and Wod* • ••up mi. nd* !•■ hl i • some mi- । neMlay. phivemeuU on the (healer and will Oliver llufigerford wa« in Grand continue tn give u* a mw>d cln*» of i Itaplds Wmlnrsday fnremxm on -now*. We are sorry In I... Mr. business. Kane'a peoplr. who have made many Fred Currin reiitrnrd from Itilfilends here that wish litem well ile Creek. Saturday noon where lie wherever lhey may ■j.-ci'le In lo­ Iliad been for lre«lin*'i>t, at file gnnicale. . tarhim. • hl Thursday morning a Mr. Kah­ Mr*. M. A. Dietrich left [l ue-day ler. who dnve* th.- auto cream d>«- 1 morning mi lhe early Ira'in for a livery far Irv. Rieeby, wa- unload­ two weeks visit wilh her mother. ing at the creamery. The car look Mr*. Koon.*, «*f Farvtell. Her aunt. lhe rein* in iI* teeth and made a | Mr*. Perry- Wiseman, nf lla*ling*. da*h for the river, mnmf over a aci-oinp.iuied her. Mecp bank, bill luckily IhSfo- was ' Mrs. Sophia Chase is spending no oh»(ruai6ii but wei-d* atnl.4nall । Um-week'willi hey brother. Frank brush, “o lhe car kept right side up [Slimsmi. near Parmulee. ' nml ho damage was done. A huge |‘ Theodor? Smith ami. wife, of f«Wre of men colbh-ted and by lhe Grand Itaplds. were guests of hi* n*«islanre of roje-* mid pulley* i brother. C. M. Smith, nnd wife, Weddrew lhe auto hack up IJie bank, ;ne*K,y and Thursday. They also w here it whs iipaui ready for busi­ j entertained a brolher. J. S.* Smith, ness. ’[of Endeavor, Wfs.. at the Mme An utilo party had a narrow es­ । time. cape lhe other night near the resi­ I The stockholders of lhe Farmers dence of George Wtlsou. on .the Stale Rank of .Middleville held their wool county line, where there a I :'iibual piTnic at West Gun Lake, Still. They gn| the car out nf i Wayland landing. A good lime is raid with one side over the report rd and a fine dinner was but luckily the car ?cl on the i served. , IlWtoilk Mr-. G. W. Searts. who has Iieen Kiieniel's Military Rand will nlnr sending th? -uinmer in Nina Hen-'in Charlotte on Thursday lhe “bigtia. arrivisi in ih- village Tuesday dhy of the Eaton county fair. • noon and will he tlie’puest nf her! Dr. G. W. Lnvry i* in Grand Rapinqlher. Mm. •Aug-line Fenton, nnd ids today performing nn opnralhin brolher. Will, for *?veral w—k* be- for removal nf cancer upon Mrs. hire returning'to her h<>m- iii At-polin Housh, who reside* north of rhituum. Kan*n*. town. Hoi). T. B. Taylor nnd family, nf Mr. and Mr*. M. W, Hick* intend U/dar SprifTiff, and hhr rotlcgejin travr next Tnr«day fnr Hrhfimr. To buy all your baked goods from us. BECAUSE we buy the best quality rlium. Ih'ii l»ewey, and wife nnd ini-, where they will make lheir fiiltiro by. nf Clyde. Ohio. «p?ni Thursday’ home. of materials and we buy them in very large quatjHtiH. Thia enables us to liiglil wilh llie former's parent*. ’Th? annual meeling of the rnnget them at much lower prices than others can get them at—Then, instead Dr. A. L. Taylor ami wife. gregalion of lhe Hading* Baplist of trying to profit by that we give it to our customers by putting that dif' C. A. Harrell mid family, of Grand I church will be liel<| on Thursday (erence saved into the quality of our goods. haplds. will lie week . nd guesls «>f evening. hi* mol her. Mr*. Albia Barrett, on, The trial of Dr. Schult, of Grand Broadway. : Rapid*, artrwted for ertielty to n. Mr*. Fred Guilin i« entertaining[ horse, has been adjdUnbrti until her *isl?r. -Mr*. Frank Burr, of October 5, That you feel when you eat Of the baked goods we send out. BECAUSE Meara, for n few day* amt getting Word received from Rutterworth •qu.iiiitcd with lo r new tu-lcv. ] hospital «hovv* that Mi«* ••ittrgln our bakers are-skillful and our goods are practically HOME BAKED, that Mrs. Jarno* Hubbard, of Chicago. Lathrop i* recovering mrely from] is, they are made from' the OLD FASHIONED RECIPES, that our moth­ is spending some time wilh h-r her recent operalimi. ers used to use. These with our late sanitary ways of doing our baking brother. David Webb, and wife. 1 In connection with my repair give our goods that home like flavor. The only sure way of knowing is A. M. and G. F.. Gnrdn-r were in work, a* a si.I- issue al very' small i shoes shoe* by sample. Grand Rapid* Thuradav and al- profits, i will «-ll men’s I. •nd-d the race*. at $3.10. Ludlow's Electric Shoe Mi*. I». W. Johnson-and Mr*. W. Simp.—Adv. , Come and Get a Sample Order and Find Out That II. Severance were in Grand Han-[ The first meeting of lb- Progro*td« Tiiui-Mlay a* delegate.* to 1I1- give Teacher*' Assoeiaiion will he What We Say is True. .. Grand Itapid* Raplisl A*«ocinli<m, held Saturday afternoon at 1-10 lh-ld al th- Foiminin-Street Bap- o'clock at th- court house. All li*t i hundi. leachera aro invited lo be present. Mr. uii.t Mr*. Charles Courtney, a largo nutnl'-' of Barra county and son. of pottbind. .*pein h»«t; republicans are attending lh? slate week and over Sunday wilh her' convention in Kalamazoo this Wed| ’’Quality Bake Shop” Phone 381 Hastings, Mich. par-nl*. Mr. and Mr*. George nesdfty afternoon. Some of them Th'»n>e. returning Monday morn- went to Kalamazoo Tuesday afleriiig to lheir Imitie. • noon. Jiid*.>n Harvey and nioih-r go to, Mrs. L. II. Evarts gave a d-ltght- ' laing Bench. Cal., lo rpeml the win- ful leu party Friday uftenioon and lei . Will leave Grand llu|*id* I hr evening to 2i> of li-r lady frieml*. 5th of ib'tober. ; After an afternoon of social pleasMra^W. X. Pierce left Saturday iure a tine thi>*- course supner was lo spend lhe winter with her son.■ »rrved. Mra. Wood catering. Henry Pierce, and family. -Beginning next Sunday the hour Waller Roliertson and wife. o.--,for th? evening service al ths conipanied by I'.h—ler Hubbard and • churclies will la- changed from wife, iiiiilored to Graml Hapids and! 7:30 lo 7:00 o'clock. lhe young spent the day Friday. fieople's socirii-* will meet al-zkim F.. F. Blake. Glenn Blake. Mr*. F.•o'clock instead <>f 0:30. I.. Blake, with lh- Mira?* .Walker On October l-\ lhe Western Inl­ and Otto. aNi Wall?r Robertson ion telegraph office will be reinovand wife, niitoed lo Lak? Odessa.led from lhe Michigan Central *loWas one of the world’s best educated men. With­ Woodland and Hasting* Sunday. lion to lhe freight station where out the opportunity of schooling he ground out an Mrs. A. I.. Taylor is qiMtr ill with three operator* will give conlinula gri|i|ie. miu.* services. education by hard study. During the long evenings Mt*. J. W. Armstrong and Mr*., The remain* "f David Sweet, of John Ritchie will leave next wr-k t Nashville, father of Edward Sweet, by the light from the fireplace he pored over the as d-legal-* to the Rathbun? Hi*-|of this city, were brought to Has­ contents of such books as were obtainable and by ler* Grand Ixxlge. which conven-s Ungs and buried in Woodlawn cemal Saginaw. elery. Tuesday. Rev. Belta conearnest thought and steady application he won the Mr. and Mr*. James Clnrk? spent ducted burial services. Saturday and Suiulay in Grand; Fred Hush was taken suddenly highest position of trust and honor ever granted to Itapid*. visiting rvliflives. Ill while al work in Goodyear Bros. any man in the world. You may never become Luk- Smith, of Buttle Creek, is More Monday, and was taken home. ’ Iii* sister. Mra. William I He was much improveik Tuesday, visiting President of the United States but rf you will Corson. and In* lualber. C. M. contrary to reports that his con­ ........... ..nd wife. dilion was Very serious. T. D. French ha* l»een seriously Hr Ixiwry performed operations ill for Hi? last few days. Is slightly | for removal of adenoids upon Her. man Zerbcl's son and upon Don improved at present. Mr*. Crispi. of Bowen's Mills. I McQuarri- Tuesday. He wa* a*and Mr*. Green, of-Grand Rapid*. [ slsted in th- operation upon th? spent Saturday nnd Sunday with later by Dr. Cross, of Delton. Mr. and Mra. William McKealh. While Sandv Elliott was backing Mr. Wirenga-wa* in Grand Hap-! a wagon nut of his barn on Mou­ lds Thursday In meet In* Wife and I,|ay j1(. R||pped and fell wrenching mother.-who had bi-en spending a |,js Fpine so badly that lie is now you can educate yourself for your life’s work and week al Fife f.ake. ! confined tn hi* bed. Mr. Elliott do it much easier than did Abraham Lincoln. Our s« veral from town attend-d Ih- ha* nUo been ill almost all bummer iu <ir»i»l IUi,id< Thiir;w J.-1H-.1 ot h..»uorul splendid system of instruction by correspondence day. A great rate. Hial. and [ flowera in llie rear of the National mm,',- rlmns.M h>ml>,A !••••. 1U„k ,. .ilwliw a ,r.al doal .>( has proven thfk meo and women may attain high Mr. and Mr*. E. L imiter wen auention. Mr. Miebacl often sends positions in every walk in life by following our in <.oblwatei- I Imr.’day. .. contributions of (lowers to cheer II. E. Miller and wife spem part the patients in Butterworth hospldirection in one of the comprehensive and practical of la*t xyeek in Bangor nnd 'loline, fa| courses we offer. At the present time there are over vljilliw rrfallv™ and | Mi„ FjM Shwban. wHI-known idran <'«nl,,.-r nnd ».(.• b-d Min-!b). „r lhe 2,000,000 students benefitted by I. C. S. courses and dnj .hy.nnh, fnr Ihn MHIt'lHn |«rl n|leIaf..,t npon I rii*it reJnlki-s. Ex- day al Butterworth hospital for over 250 in this district. We will be pleased to till appendicitis. At Inst reports she you more about I. C. S. methods and courses and Wai* doing nicely, which is verygratifying to hpr friend*. what we can do to assist you to better your present | LOCAL HEWS^I Tuesday afternoon. Cha*. Hachposition. eller. on«* nf the rural mail car­ riers. brought to this office a branch a. red raspbefry hush Th? board of «upervi*or* will wlrish—Ma* well, loaded wilh b«tbegin lheir fall *c*«ion on October riesj This freak was found on Will Crock's farm near the city. Carv/dh Skillman is adding a nice Judge Smith has fll-d an opinion J. M. Waterman, District Manager — porch Id hi* resilience in lhe second denying the application for lower W.ll d. bail made by W. W. I’otlrr allorRoom 3, Pancoast Bldg. Write me your needs Hastings, Michigan The open M-ason for jrart ridge riey foe Sara Connors and Harryand wnotk'fick begin* Thufsdgy. Jacob*. th? two alleged |>ii-kpock(JcIoIht.I. [cl.« now in jail hccauM- Hi-y canAlice J. Rn»e tins hemin legal nr- not furni*h. imnds of st.ooo each, linn agaim<l Ella Basting* for a hill v The treewlu lhe city park and in . t<» construe a will. ! first ward park have been lrimmed. . . Th- annual jn-eling of the Ha*-1 Th? portions trimmed, however. Workmen under th? direction of l.ing- Wlii*( cljih-will be held on have been left lying on the ground City Engineer Tobias are preparing this Thursday evening. ‘ 1 marrihg Hi- beauty of Im>Hi park*, <'» improve Hie eastern -approach to liH *-biy Kvpmror? w»v*r* lminR .4uM. Hs rhcumatism iuohiyx mo aiAoots Owing In lhe death of his mother, nnd encumbering the path* greatly Hie city beginning at the city lim- for fourtpcii. Fmler Sheriff Lichly wa* not on to the inconvenience of ped<-*tri- its near-th? Mn'iiee place. This is a Tb«> old ulilp rnnnnn. wtiirii ha*I] .duly early in th-week. an.*. / very poor piece of road: which has ben <li*im>unli*<l ' sljtff vW/faWt" ■ ’ • long been a ifiscredil to lhe city. Itrok? tho foment nxuinf during thoI ” While wrestling. Kenneth lhe 15* *umrm*r. will be placed IhU week i ' We want the best automobile dealyears-old son of Mr. nnd Mrs. on Hie new mount which Hlinrle* ler la thia city to handle our com­ George Newton, lost his balance nnd < trace made some limo ago. The I fell. His opponent fell upon him rnnnnn weigh* nearly 1JMX) pound* | plete line, requiring no capital or investment, Big opportunity for and il was necessary fbr Kenneth lo and a *<|uad r»f men will -be needl'd | visit J)r. ixiwry, who discovered Jo place il in poalliou. Mr. Grace! responsible party. Address. that lhe lioy's left collar (Mine had ba* completed a new ^nnunt which John Raker. Jr. Wyandotte. Mich. . Iieen broken. he think* much Mipri'-iijrjto the Twenly-«ix year- ago Mrs. J. C.I building was built April. HMI. and The officers of the ■Agricultural other in stronglh. Carr began in Grand Rapid* on a , wa* carefully planned to inert the Society nr- planning to hold u small scale Hie iiianufaclure of a needs of the concern. There are meeting as soon a* the record* are fac- cream, lhe formula for wlnch.no dark corners and no stagnant completed Praises for the fair had b-inn in h*$ family for genera-[ chemicals. The planl itself i* a* have been heanl on every side II Hon*. fodny that face cream.;wholesome ami .fragrant as th? expected that there may be a Seinpre Gojviiie, i* *old :d over the buh l articles that are. iRajle there, slight surplus after Hie expense* worbl. thousands nml thousand*; lhe original factor}-. Whn'li is now have been paid of person* in many countries an.l an annex, is 22 by 1«W feel, l he u_ w Gris*bv wa* onerated It’s Satisfaction i Star Bakery & Restaurant Abraham Lincoln Study Evenings and Spare Moments International Correspondence Schools mley kidney phis Marietta41' . Co. Displaying Sempra Giovine In Hastings Drug Stores ^Announcement^ xJMrs....Garr ...... .......... »-.<•, (Space i* required ’X . for‘v— the ofllce*. J].;’ " a;ij "" Ww v ahipjdrig Sum" ',or",s of she ' cBInt . tLBasil ’Lh The oplralimr ha* eslablished .. the s ”0” iml' 'lohon many. sk Mariella Stanley Company. Today (the plant, that rompany rnokeA tkigana of otlioiii- e____ _ ..._ ,_____ , ,, j.___ makes dozens . _• er , <'lOvine and the dozens er toilet toilet articles articles in in midilion addition u u»; Sempre Giovine. Hint are in de-; ?,f ",,"r 'mlct articels. which have niand far nnd wide. The’busine-s 11”’* rierllng quality of lhe has grown from a local l oiicerb to ]. , 'iual"' , v,‘ H'e indoracincul a company Hial 1* probably the' iM' “'Kog stage people and hunlargest\.f its kind In America. Ils ?rT1* ,,f *’ ..!'J...r •tM‘r^' 11'* dim,....... rim,....................... .. fifiy girls plum is niosl complete and thnr- J........... 110.1."11 ../'.RX #ir!# arc,employed are.employed .■uglily modem, and ils sales or­ in Ihr Mariofta Manley factory. aH of th. ni being girls who live ganizations cover Hie world. ..... Sempn. .Ilinlni- I. pninounrnr MU' '■'«■'■ A '«■*’■ •|l».W ......... !__ Jn-vr-nay. ... ... .. ....-’ umi *. . :is .. -nmimpd with cookmir ni."S'ln-pray the room, uaralu*. was installed for t,heir Italian rquivulftil for- “always Unfit on the third floor of lh? younif.” It I* made from a secret romljhiation of vegetable oil*, ami nr?nheM ‘ hero',y ,U,'P1 ,u"' br”"s it- i-i . p.ii .<1 ii.n i' a proccM* rcqun- are mid there. It may be of interest to Jmow ink' MX months. Ils cleansing nml softening effect, on the face after that brmpre Giovine Is used by pie Ural UQpliralion is magical. In praclically all the star actors and addition lo its cleansing qualilie.*. actresses in “The .Million Dollar jl is a skin nulritive, and Its fre­ Mystery which was started last quent use brings* a healthful skin week in our local theatre.. of velvet softness and delicate tex­ The Marietta Stanley Compauy ture. inanufaciurers of this product have A (rip through the Marietta Stan­ a half page adv. in thrt BANNER ley plant is a delight to the sense*. this week and will have displays In The utmost sanitation and fresh­ some of the drug store windows In ness exists throughout. The new HasUngs this week. ,o l>1? ”1j—.T* ....... _?!!]?. ..................... ‘ ~on" Uieroad 56 reuovery. , AwHrtanl has beun trailed fof the arrest of Dr. G. Wilkie Shipman 011 a charge of violating Hie local oplion law. Mr. Shipman is accused <>f furnishing lhe fire-water Which u-«l led IUIHIWIHIi W.in-I WIIII-ll lo r, the intoxication and nrr<>*t arrest of |.(,n.n Rand-,II. Shipman ha* b<<.n out of town for a fc* days; .i.,. JLL.,^"ii' j * | ' * d the EaUm <>>. fair. Thi* will lie’ll*? fourtl| y0nr he |)M b(ic„ |h<t J||(| nf swltw, and th? mcoikI year of sheep al the fait held in our nirahboring county. The Im nl foot hall season, will open al the fair grounds on (Vednesdky afternoon with a game with Nashville. The nexl gam? will be played here on Saturday afternoon with the Western Normal College Reserves. Under lhe instrtjelion nf Coach Rogers, lhe squad is rounding into good form. I have purchased the Tailoring Estab­ lishment of F. Wilhelm, and will continue the business at the same place. I expect to do the best class of men’s and ladies, tailoring, and will guarantee satisfaction. I will be pleased to have the people of Hastings call and inspect the new things I have to offer. Alex Buderman Hastings, - ■ Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER, <>■ iOBEH I, H>1L Southwestern Barry Extra Early Sale o£ White D ess Goods After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waislings, WTiite Crepes, etc., will be sold ut Less Than Actual Cost. Children’s Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. Some extra good bargains in D[y Goods. F. H. WILKINSON Both Phones Prairieville, Mich. We Pay Per Cent Delton State Bank Capital Surplus >20.000.00 6,000.00 . A. A. /Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Pres. Frtd O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich ■ Dr. Donald McLcay Wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes George J. Doster L. B. Tecrpening We have sold our busines in Dow­ ling to Messrs Rice and Cassidy and we desire to thank our Friends and Customers for their kind and continued patronage in th6 time we have been in Dow­ ling. We wish one and all many prosperous and happy years. Wm. RENKES & SON । | DOWLING PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING If you Eave any woik in the above lines 1 shall be more than pleased to figure with you on-the job. And you will find my prices as low as I-can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. CHAS. DENE.AU, DELTON. MICHIGAN. DELTON. .The Epworth Ix*agv* will hold It* social and huuines* meeting tills week Friday night at the home of Mrs. Mosier. Every Epworth lx-ague memtier is urged lo be present Mr*. Caleb Rishridger visited in Schoolcraft and Galeaburg part of last week. Mr. Shier is moving Iris good* lo his new appointment at Gerard this week And our new minister Mr. W. E. Holtz Is moving into lhe parson­ age. " • Mr. and Mr*. Hall returned Wed­ nesday fcotnjheir two weeks’ trip anil both reixirt a pleasant time. Dr. McLennan of Three Rivers was a guest of Dr. Cross from Sat­ urday until Monday. Mrs. Eckhart and (wo children visited relatives In Vcrmonlvifle over Sunday. A large crowd from here look advantage of lhe excursion lo Kal­ amazoo Saturday. .Mr. and Mr*., Corwin have been visiting relatives in Battle Creek for tjie past Week. , The W. (L T. U. will meet nexl Tuesday afternoon wilh Mrs. JtfMic Payne al Wall lake. Elmo Mantel and family of Kal­ amazoo visited his parent* Sunday. Mr*. Christie Hartman has re­ turned from Detroit when* she has Iieen assisting her old friends Rev. Chamberlain and wife lo gel settled in lheir new home. Dr. Swift of Middleville was call­ ed' in consultation with Dr. Cross Sunday at Mr. Polly’s. He is not gaining ns fast a* his many friends would like lo have him. Mr. nnd Mrs. Eruie Norwood of Plainwell wen* in town Sunday calling on relative* and friends. ’ Veryl Erb is visiting relatives In Battle Creek. Mr. ami Mr*. Fred Wing nnd daughter of Augusta visited -Mr. mid Mrs. Oscar Diamnnii Sunday. Delton I* again without any mus­ ic Icachei' as Mis* Boyles ha* pjenly of work to do in Kalamazoo for. Hit* year nnd Miss Godfrey has arci*pled a position In the Conserva­ tory of Mu*ic nl Grand Rapids. Both lencher* won* excellent and will be, missed hy Ihnrr pupils. Mr*. Delia Norwood returned Ini week from her visit at her brolher'« in .northern Mlahinn. Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter Adrinnson mid family. Dr. Cross and wife. Mrs. Slater, Mr*. Ixiumi* gild Mr. and Mix Roy Gnskill alleinh.*d the hirlhdny parly on Mr. It. B. Lewi* on Tuesday evening nl Milo. Ev­ ery one had a splehdjd lime. Mrs. Brmidsleller nnd children umi Mrs. Smitli nnd’sun. William, were in Knhpiazoo. Saturday and Sunday. Mis* Emma Durkee of Kalama­ zoo visited al home Sunday ami Monday. Frank • Gillespie of SI. JoiM*pli visIfecTlris mother. Friday. Mrs. 1*.’inc Newton wa* colldd In Ilin ling*. .Munday, hv tlm seribu* illness of her brolher. Fred Bush. Mr. mid Mrs. DeWill Murdock. Mr. mid Mr*. Peler Adrmnsan. Jr„ and Mr. mul Mrs. Cnh*h Rlsbridgrr molored lo Sfhnlcnifl. Sunday, In visit Mr. and Mr*. Harter. IJltle Eleanor Morevvood has been very ill but I* belter again. Clara has nl*«> been quiln sick but is abb- to be iiIhhiI again. The Delion Study Club met with Miss Bernie** Flower. Friday nt flu* hmm* of Mrs. Riabridger.* Two papers were given, one by Mrs. .Morehouse on Hie “Pii-senl Econo­ mic Syslem” mid the other by. Mr*. Cross on lhe •‘Ecqnonric Signif­ icance uf lhe Panama Canal." Two visitor* wcni prosent. Mr*. Flower nml Mrs. Doster of Milo. The Imsles*. assisted Ly Mrs. Ilis|n idgcr. *crve<l delirious n*fn**|ini>.*iils. Word hits just bwn rwtved that Hoy Gaskill is to lie our new |H**tmaster.' ~ THE PRICE QUESTION ON FURNITURE PIOMEER BORN IR UTILE L08 CABIN 77 TEARS A60 Willlmu H. IJttle Well-Km>un iu| South Part of County. Ls One of Oldest Setttrr*. William H. Lillie, of Richland, whose name has been known lo most residents of the southern part of Barry county for several generations, is one "f (he o|ih>*l pinneera in southwestern Michigan. His early childhood was spent among the pioneers of that sec­ tion and hi* playmates were ludiuu children. lie wus born in a log cabin 12 feel square. The.site of his yearly home is marked by a mound on J, R. Moag* farm, com­ monly known as (He peck farm, north of Richland. He spent bis childhood day* on the farm, ’now owned hy William Brigham, which was little more than a wilderness when Little'* father bought it. -He lias devoted Iii* entire life lo lhe calling of an agriculturist. Before he was thirteen yoai' of ag** he cradled 20 acres of pal-. The cat­ tle were allowed to run rn the road and lhe fore*l. A bell was al­ lached to each cow, and it vvn* lit­ tle William’s work to go after Hurow*. If lie did not return wilh them in due time, hi* parent* feared Hie bear* or wolves wenafter him. a* Uiey Were numerous in th*- woods here/ Little attended the first Fotirlh of July celebration In-bl in Rich­ land in lhe wild woods ovvue*! by Samuel T. Smith, now Ihv C. Iluvve properly on Wed street. He received Iris primal y t-din-alion in tin* district schools of Irin neighborhood, which was supple­ mented by allendancv al the Prai­ rie Seminary in Richland. LilHe recall* lo" mvnfory two punishments he received while n youngster.' His U-arher. Mi**'* Rend, asked him lo spell (h<- woi;d ‘•longs.” He (Tatty n-fusisl i<> spell it. mid the U-aeher beemning vexed al him for not olicying her. pun­ ished him severely, then asked linn again In spell IL lb- refused again, and she sent him. home, when- he related hi* experience In Id* parents wilh much diimiljr. Wh*-n-ui»*n hi* fmid father applied th** rod of cnrrecllon again. l he word wn**Bpelle<| an<j will m*v.*r l»* forgot Inn. Another lime In- spill­ ed ink over his desk, und his lendier inuiieilitiiely dntib<>l il over Iris fare, and s**ul him home. . His lirsl. presidenUnl vote was cnsl for Lincoln >in IHdl. An Impqrtnnt ev-enl in the life of Lillie occurred Jatiiiaiy |. [Hfj, when he was milled hi marriug** lo Miss Chariot I e Hrowii. «laugliti*i* of Charles Brown. By fhi* union have been 'iMirn four chllllrvn,, Charles If., Georg>*. । Lucy E . nnd William F. “---*“ - years ' after verffl wife; lK>' niaruied mrmher rlmrrh for 70 year*. He has serv­ ed forty years us an elder, ami n nt presrnl the oldest -elder in I hi rhuivh. He has heard every pustor of his chiirch during lhe sevenly seven years nml ran name them in their turn. Four remarkable avoids occurred in thu year IH.I7- ..The Presby­ terian church >if llii-.hlnml wus or­ ganized. Quedn Victorin was crowned queetr of England. Michi-1 umi wus^MdiHtlled lo (he Union as Wc cahnotjoo strongly impress upon the minds,of the people of Barry Co. that when "it -comes to FURNITURE, that is our strong suit. We are therewith the goods. We arc getting in our new lines and they will suit you. We have furnitbre for every room in the house and if you should desire any article not found in our regular stock, wc will be glad to send and get it for you. Wc have the catalogues of the leading furniture makers and it is no trouble to make a satisfactory selection. THE PRICE QUESTION ' As our store expense is small and our operating expense is.light; as we buy for cash and get the discounts, wc can MEET AbjY COMPETITION AND THEN SOME. This is no idle boast. We invite you to put us to the test whenever you desire to make any purchases of furniture. We would like to have you inspect our line of’Bed Room Suits. Parlor Furniture, 'Couches, Rockers, Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, etc. You will 'hc surprised and incased with the money saving opportunities we can offer in Furniture. Aldrich Brothers Company DELTON, MICHIGAN ifow is &he guy &)aU Paper Our Thirteenth Annual Wall Paper Sale begins Oct. 1st and continues throughout the month. We will sell every roll of paper left from our spring.stock at less than manufact­ urer’s cost. This means a BIG SAVING TO YOU. Prices begin at 4c PER DOUBLE ROLL and with the exception of about 200 rolls our entire stock will Be priced at 15c or less. In addition, wc were fortunate enough recently to pick up about 3000 rolls of paper at an exceedingly good price. This bargain lot of paper will be included in our sale, and all priced at 15c or less per double roll. Come early and have first choice. - ’ dnld Pich VJvJlUI 1 1311 Nt FAULKNER’S DRUG STORE are Thursday. LVdya Friday and Saturday, October 8,9, and 10. We have arranged to give away on the above dales 500 beautiful Gold Fish and Globes with pur­ chases of Rcxall products. Two Gold Fish and a 36-oz Aquarium Free with every Rcx­ all purchase of 25c or more. Only one outfit to a customer. Below we give you a little idea of what the Rexall Line includes. Some of the things you arc sure to need in the near future: Absorbcnl Coliop ............... .Xx’Jh. ” Tablets and Pencil*.... .3c mrj H)c Hol Water Botlh;* ....>1.00 to $2.00 l-'iuitihrin Syringe*.... $1.50 to $.’L5U Toilet, Snap HJr mid 25c ■ Safely Harm-' Nutlet l>iilc*‘ Talcum.... Vmiei imh’i’.r.oid I’.reum Violet Dulan Cohl Creniii ill IiiIh*. .................... Cnrim Buller Cream Ih-appearilik S?kin Cream. Aiili*i.*p|ir Toplh Powder... Sliearmmt Toolh Panic..., Kb*nzu Toolh Ihu.lus .... .. We .$1.50 Rexall Dyspepsia. tablets. the most effective remedy ou the market ..'25c mid 50c Rexall Eczema Oiiilment 50c Rexall Eye Wash, for iiillnm**<l ami sore eyes 25c Rexall Hair Tonic, will impart lo the hair new slrengih and life 50c mid $L0O ■ Rexall Headache Puw’ 10c mid 25c Rexnlb Kidney Cure, remedy obtainable in liquid form 30c and $1.00 Rexall Little Liver Pills, purci/ vegetable ; Rexall Liver Halls, gentle in aclion, cleanses lhe system, lone* up Iho liver . .'..25c mid 50c Rexall l.axUlivK Syrup, a pleas­ ant non-griping propandion. .50c Rexall Mucutone. for chronic calarrh 50c, und $t.00 Rexall Orderlies, fur chronic ci.nstipahon, a most agree­ . able —and. effective laxalive lOv, 25c. and 50c R>*xall Pib* Ointment ...25c and 50c (Rexall/Pearl Toolh Powder.... 25c. Itrxall/ Rheumatic Treatment ' sufferers from—rh<*umali4m ■ will obtain great relief from this preparation ....50c and St.00 Rexall Rubbing Oil. relieves pain and inflammation 25c Itexall Sarsaparilla Tonic, a tonic and'blood pnrider ....SI.OO Rexall Shampoo Paste, anti.-jq.- lie. removes dandruff, mokes* lhe hair soft .and silky, glossy nnd fluffy ...'25c Itexnll Syrup Hypophosphnte, anti laughingly say* he was on mush and milk and th* !■ chism. Lillie and hi* family rfimimiml w The foliinving pn-pumlions urr •.«I••^•IIM nf fheM*n-1 " !|Im» inclmh-d in Ihis offer: * tirrjamiinunily. Now al th** am* Ml of n years few ran cnmiicle vvilhl w ' ii. xairMenlliiiiriu*'Baliii. siil?nhim for heallh nml'slrengl.h m*-ISi del for cold in I In- head, iucording to his urn* a* demon'lrql*-*! JM' <o-cl bite* uinl till ‘ around this rrt-enl hurve't limo wlu-n Iu W .aIV*' .. .25c and 50c ueipcti stark si.-u-k wheal vvhv.ii for ior FL r.. F. r. Knap-1" tvuuphelped HOPE CENTER. . Rcxall- Aroimtkk. Cusior (id—a ' ;pcn <mc very hot July aru-j-mMiiu. Ml .Mrs. Slim* of"lfariihg* spent Sat­ nnd kepi callffm for bundles lhe ■I plei(»’ant Ctnlnr oil .......... 25c urday and Sunday wilh her (laugh­ xuiiie as n young nml). Itexall Baby Cough Syrup, for ter Mrs. Olio Acker. Mrs. Nick Acker spent Saluiuay NORTH IIOPK. in Kiifumazo^. Sunday visitors nl Fred* Ashby’s relatives here. were Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest Horn ami larrah and colds .'23c Mix Pauletie Murphy, te very ill family, ami .Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ham­ e.viill Cherry Bark Copgli Symond. riq*. I he heal Of all cough Miss -Emily Prmuhku is raring .Mr. amt Mrs. Chas. McDermott remedies 25r mtd 5l)r and family spent Sunday at Del­ for her. ton. Tablet*. a simple I’tnrl Hayward m>>v<*4’ his family Mrs. Sarah'Mosher of Cloverdale lo Cloverdale Iasi vv.*rii when- tiny called on Mrs. Q. Geslcr one day will make lheir hmmj, Phosphate last week. Itexall Thmal Gargle M.r. mid Mrs. Oliver Hayward mid Miss Fanny and Gone Kay spent children spent. Sunday vvjth Erfrom Friday un)il Sunday wilh Mr. iie«.l Johm-oek and f.dnily. • ami..Mrs. Arthur Eddy of •South Rankin Hart and family were Wall Lake. Mr. ami Mrs. John Acker went to Sunday visitors "aI .Inliu Haji *. Mrs Olio Pi-aiishku. is visiting Kalamazoo, Saturday. her grandparcul'. al Cloveidal*-. HOLMES CHI RCH. Mr. ami -Mr*. L. N. Durkee ami DELTON “ The ~ Rcxall Store Waller Durkee were in Frve|»orl. Sumlay wilh George Kellar mid • Sunday, lhe guests of Mr. and Mrs. family at Orniim'villuL Rankin Hiirl lia* a new silo. John Donley. Berne Pierce of Marlin miil liane Mrs. Charles Ward, of Six fuik<**. nml Mr*. Fred Andrews of .HusTing* Heree <>f Riisliiiu- sihjuI rhe !nli**i were lhe guest* of Mr*, hla Wood awl fiunily Sunday. SHULTZ. " | Gates Sunday. John Bulling, wife mid *on spent ' Mrs. Uielmrd .Inlmtmck and Ar­ Claud Hammond mid family of; John Hallock, wife and daughter Monday nt (loo. R. Fullers of chie Woodman <>f East Orangeville call’d ul Jniiie.i Murphy's Sunday. lest Hope visited al Joe Hum- inf Douds visile! hi* Haul her. Hu.iWoodland. . . • Gj:o. Coats, wife umi Keiidel of EAST RAItltV. Coni* Grove, spoilt Sunday al FL' J. and Mr. mid Mix II. B. -Wright of pjirnieb’'*. II. Hullook*. Mr. mid Mr*. John Lee ami son. Hope visited al A. P. Furshey’s iling relatives in'Grand Rapid* and Burton, of Kindston. ami daucliler, Sunday. . lnrm*U !<•'lheir home’in Colombo- NasilviHc. Mrs, Sparks of Rodlco ami Mr*. Eurl-und Arleiia .lirjslol ale .’Sun­ Mr. anil Mrs. Will Chamberlain I Elmer Riseiug of .Woodland, spent day dinner al Karl Briidor*. visited lheir daughter in Kalama-1 Mr. mid Mix 11. B. Wright visit­ Thursday ul W. fl. Bifnium'*. " Mis* Amy Keovui i* visiting-bur Mr*. Walter Wortb-y of Lake ed at- Karl IJi ish'l *. Momliiy.C. Koifnerville bus been tilling Iii* Odessa, is spending a few dnys MrS. F. FL Jolies helped Mrs. A.. broile r and (ajirily in Grand Rap- new silo tho, past week. • . with her sister. Mrs. Glenn Culler. P. Foraboy clean house Monday. Nliullz School Noles -Thomas is on lhe Mrs. Hurriei Ihml is visitjng Mrs. Sumliiy callers nl Karl ilrishd's We hud Thun-day and Friday »f .irk li.l. I Jesse Townseml in Hastings. |lii* were Mr. aiul Ml*. ’Lui Bo\vuiuu lasLweck for lhe fair nnd |dl the . •week. * ■ mid -dnldh’u mid Mj-. aud Mis. l**mlim> hr.. pupils who attended re|»urled u .-Mr*. Ida Durkee i« raring for Tluumiif Cleidl-nfc and.sun of ' Mi*s Mn** llmiiliion*t*:ificude<l the good'lime. - . Joluislowd.' . , . ’ Mrs. Scot Lydy in CarlUm. ' fnir nl ]vinntn,i/*M>, ,Thur*dny. Therw wa* no one ab'seul ur tarfly Mr>.‘ Waller Durkee mid d’augh- -Mr. mid Mra. I hiiHj ‘I’.iwtr nr*i ’ Mfx’ Gen. Mumit mid ‘cbmireii of lust week but ihusc iilycul llii* ter.Julij. weut !•» pQmw. Salqrdny en|ei-luiiiipg. romii.iiry, • fji*m Hi** Delton spent tS'tl'.inliiy tri Cha*. r.l- week wore Ailifi Thdma* and Roiw w’iiji her cousin. Mr*. Spbrkes not+ht+uf pari of ih't wttw ■ ’1 ' • •Mrlf’’. . , ’ -McCarty on account of sickness, where they will visit «oini"WH>ks. The fni nicr* in tliD ^jriilflv’ h.n*« • ,Ck*o.' Pennock aiul Irimily ol amt Adelin Peaky was absent lheir silos all |l)fed. They made thu trip by aulo. Hickory " Guj uera visllvd ul Ldd Thursday. 9 Ellis E. Faulkner, Henry Flannery AUCTIONEER I have bad Mime large sulcs. If.I •cau gel n sale In sour tielnllj, I mn sure il tvlll bring other* P.O. Address, Dowling, R.F.D.NoJ RFL£y,MA SOUTH WEST Hl TEAM). ? Wiu. Jfuvciis and famny moioretl to Woodland. Sunday. Antia Gorham spent ’Saturday RHEUMATISM Oml Sunday al home. Don’t be skeptical about RHEUMA, the A few from Illi* vicinity atlend- modem enemy of Rheumatism. Lumbago, • e*l the fair ui Kalamazoo Iasi week. Sciaticx Anhritis, Gout. Chronic NeuralMrs. Uiiiint is belfiir ttf this wnt- i Kidney Disease. Alter taking a few ; <k»e9 you will know that the pui^onoua J Urie-Acid is leaving the sjnem. • * Telliug the people'tl’rodgh n*'W*-' "For six yearn I was practically a cripple ' papgls Und pi ulher ways „f lhe Ifiu <m crutches from Rheumatism. One bot­ 6r mo rd specicA of bird* to b” found' tle of Rheuma cured ms ’*—J. K. Greeni hi Ihjnr Jidnie town i* lb*> task' / w^l/llie ^<>iix f.ily llinl Culb bus GAMVE1M A triERHlNS MICHIGAN lhe perfect s|H‘l|crs wen* Emma nml Blanche fLirpenter, MuybvllHail. Lwru Fraukcnbcrger ami Helen Somicmlle. We have improv.-d our ulav ground* hy pulling up four swingund we are now swiugiug “ikuealli Iho old oak troes.-' Wo have received a new dir- inuok The visitors were as follow* Mrs. Fraiikenl wiser. Miss Dun Terpenning. Robert Aldrich ami Herman Terpeuuing. ■ Our teacher i.« reading '’Uncle Toms (".ubin”. lo us for uionuirg exerdsM. The "Ynd ami 3rd grade* anim-muraing jingles, and tint tub and 7lli aie leading "biCMQ* Christmas Carol.’ �THE HASTINGS BANNER fare ekhit S*WHI For Rrul FtiruUhod h*im» ! uacTiiine Ull 11IIR PR light hmi'rkiM'ping; alwi unfit - 1 nAOllnUO MILHrlU UU, ni*hod room*. 213 North BromlINSTALLING NEW MACHINES Phone Will. ... , . . goiter—will . tn.viii*-r in im- Will'Date Very Finest Equlpiurnl Fnr Mr (Arap Hi•ukIi I-meh linn-1 |.amninil|| nt <:..,|ar Creek, Fur Piirifyiug • Flour. laitrat her for nH-fiiig and slwling. a so Mondav-, Wr.ln.*Mlnv*. Fridays. Wool in Flour MiithliifK ■ .--HhMte dzuiulffc hegrnnin-- Monday. Kept. 2H. Cnri Th»» Hnsting* Milling Uoni|»any F. (I. Pierc< City.U , iV |vnnnck. I« k an- Installing n new ninrliim* to Far 8ale-Ho...t dry mixed wood ;F milch row. calf In lheir .flour innkihu cquipiiienl (8^5 per coni delivered. Phone A. - * which i* Uie liiti--i. word in Hour V. Sylvester or Gru. TolburdL If j making machinery. II j* a niarhim.* fur purifying Hu* flour and I* l**ing Far Mr—Fino summer home on i installed at an expense of -ottu* bank of Thoniapple lake. In­ «tM. cluding bouse, barn and shop, witli % acre land, some fruit, Hiiiik mauufucUired mid Price rigid. Plumb-23814. Herl Spark*. ______ If hti* a Mptendid p'cudiicl in Purity For Hair—Registered Dunn* Jersey --------— 'ipiipmenk hogs. Both *exe*. Treated for cholera. J. E. McElwain. If.I IhirryvHh* Liu** *70. Kirryvilb* claim of (878 held their dock of general mrrriimidtse. ineighth ahnual reunion ul Tliutn.ipbent lillle Inland tilwn in stall*.! HaliM-n tf you menn bu*inr*< mldre** X. rare BANNER ।iflh e. If.[ WANTS Poultry Wmitrd - I nm now lordhd in building'at rear of Fra Oil*. nslaiiriini. near Farmei-* Hllrb-1 *j*|,nl oh lug I’lacr. Phone .ifiHH. J. o. ,,1L.« My mother ha* ilonn k f*>r Kirchner. Fix' Hair—Id Rnrnl>ouilli*tl nnd four yearling rani*. CamplH-ll, Morgan. Phom1, vilte. . wa*. with Kidiu-** io ail a* im* lira! quin- at 33fl W. Stale SI ami tiirly 21 nrgmiizeil, Ida l-mm. cent*. We want yrnir poultry. Will pay higlie*! price*. Jo*r idi llnnch. Rewarfl. Hoger*. ______ (f Minim* Austin, Elsie. Midi. 'Mirimi Sale—I . iii.ib* afire—1 hereby forbid all hunlKill lioi inx and trapping <mi my farm, quire nt BANNER Office. nccliou 18 and 19. Maple Grove. I will prosecute nil Irespasserft. |.i>**l—Al l'n'*li.vl<*riiiii riitiiiii:iK>* Enog Walton. sale. *mnll . black -nn<l r»*l hat Hour. Wallop. roiiiaiiiing gliiMAc* umi crnehnt->| ing. Rpwanl. Iwk ' NF.R offlrft Wanted flood alp. Moll. 3firt II Is, 2wk« Wanted—Cider apple* al C. K. A s. Itejeil. II. R. Newton. If. nf find knives Far Mr—«oo.| fl room hnu«e. nicely localad; gas, hunt and soft F. II. Wilhelm Sell* Business. water in kitchen. Enquire L. A. Cain. Plume 488B. tf ell-known tailor in Hii* city f< STOVES RENICKELEB— NteU! number of year* >ald hi* Im* plating and silver plating nl rea­ <m Ilii* Wedne-ulny to Ell band. sonable firice*. Advance Mfg. tk»_ Budri'itiaii. a merchant iftilor ' ' Kalamazoo. Midi. l-wk* U>rraim*. Ohio, who will jjikt-mn w^ion on Suliirdny. Mr. ain’t Mi For Sale—House mi Park 3L one Phono and one half blocks from court Ku iii aboul two weeks.. house. Modern ronvenirnre*. Igvd- ... Dr. Howell. If week somewhere on fnir ground* Enforcing Ordinance*. T|n* officers are NoHre—Having rented llie Pricharrlvilh* mill*,.will do feed mid Iwk huokwheut grinding, also cid*1) making any duy, nl I cent f»* r For Sale—lloklein Bull. rife Ed­ in Hi.' vMotiK direcllnn mi si.iie gallon. Frank Allen. '* ward llouwtje-No. IWflKI. Eiglll street. SuiAlay. lUiarle* \V. monllin old. Ikuu accepted Iu Ad- wa* urrestvil and biuiiUMinod Wanted—Poultry. Inquire McLravy’a Feed Rlqre, 35" lb*, milk in “ consrculiv.* Court House. • MrLrnvy A Craig. days. Rin* tin* fntmni* Bourd- (•'1ICJ*. Plrniiu Ul. . tf man Edward 71WH. Thi* ynting hulk is rvgiidered. Hi* mn'«**l<>r* For Salr*—Registered Hampshire Apropos of the bad eRecta eft bual ram*. Rert Newland. Shultz. P. T. Colgro ne»» on the health, a millionaire conPlmnefOiMr. tf For Me—Desirable farm property situated on Stale Rnn<l ju«t ea«l <tf rily liinils,. 40 acre* «*xr<*||t*iil land, large apple nnd pear or­ chard*: nimung water on place; also gravel pH. Qood ll<llt*e, |errnUy iKiinicd and riqiairrd. ri«. tern and well water inside. .Mra. E. W. Butler. Phone l(F» I short i long. SJwk* For Sale l ine building lot mi ehurrlrsl.. also several’ lolk In i.inrmn Park addition. Peek. Phone 311. For Suh*—I will *e|| my Slnrrk Upright piano for,8311(1. ro-t F7T»4« and i* good a* new. would trade for flw paMeuger ntilo, also good gas range. Am, leaving cily. A*uiu* now. It«*v. C. ‘WrUalloii. 128 Enal Mur*ha|l. 2wk■ Fer Mr Cheap—"Retort Oak." ■*>(! in Cleveland: "The bad effecta of bualneaa on the health of bualnesa men la auch that I confidently inform all our fiiriii-died Fur Rent. aalcamen that. In order to win Infal­ Smith. 30i South Churrii SI. If libly the friendly Inlereat of any bualnesa maieover forty, the one thing Wanted—1 want I" let job for 2ini to do is to commence the interview ro«ls lilimr. Frank Shriber, mite by producing for examination and dlacusalon a box of some naw kind of Wanted—Elderly lady l<> care for dyapcpala cure." Hinall children. Inquire nl Chii*. Reed’* blacksmith shop. MirhiGata Tardy Recognition* l-wk Anne Hutchinson, whom a Boston writer designates as the "Puritan pro­ Lincoln ram. C. tagonist of feminism,'' is to have a Itellon, Mirlu Rvulc statue among-the other Boston wor­ J. W. Mrlxiwl k Son. uf Chnerdnle. thies. She la ttfso described by anoth­ “'wain' yntir'i'ldrr apple*; and will er writeru the -spiritual iscrnsr or every woman's alllauce; indeed of evall poultry brought II; triotlc or social or iatcllectual or re­ Of vm*li Week. ligious Conference and. Improvement " She organized the Woman's club, ths tin.... . first one being held In her house, and For Sale—Coni crib. capacity 3ln| she talked so plainly that-she was RAILROAD LANDS SELLING RAP- banished by Winthrop, and in March, Sdulh SI. IWtf, *mt forth into the woods where W’antrd—A middle aged woman fc»r time. ' Another made ah» was finally killed by the Indians. thia fall und winter. Any one rmikiiiK k««*I linking for a place plemu* enm. nninicale wilh me, Phone 118 5 When the hired *girl saj-s ber tnlaring*. Mr*. Sidney B. Todd, Ver­ Irras la not at home, while said mismontville, Mich. Houle I. /Jwk* tnwa la upstairs with a novel; when il ea*y 1" sell, only ♦IH.-pcr acre year lady 'frliad aaya she, la not a For Reni—flood 8 room house, l-d installment*. live years lo pay ’bit hungry and forthwith consumes |6 ward, hard und soft waler in kitchen. Phone 48BR, I.. A. Cain. Comprehensive literature and ri»- wortb-of food and drink; when you aay to a panhandling friend. "Sorry, old top. but IflhvenT a cent about me." Tor Sale—At n bargain 225 arre*. for mu* man in your wr- and there is a large, yellow >20 bill with twn m*I* of giM*| building*. lion. Athlres* E. A. Cumming* A Uiret* mile* iiorttiwesl of Naali'Established I8fl9 . Chicago. ville. mm half mite from school; III. good fence*, soft ami hard water. pie's feelings; lhey are triumphs of Will sell 10 or 40 acre* wilh altruism over the brutality of con­ building*. Elzey Mead. Monmi,. , buggy ami Imines*; or"will trade science.—Exchange. Route 1. If Tor un aiihmmbile. Pnom* :r.t»B. Aitrntion—Those wi*liiiiK chim­ neys -nr furnace* cleaned plea*c —I will start my ri­ To make a good scouring mixture notify at once. Phone 53«B. tf Annotincriiiriil der mill thi* week Friday, mid for boards, work into a paste half a auk pn pared to make cidei mid pound of soft soap, half a pound of For Sale—9 full idnmlml light lioil cider. Alrnoti Callahan . IL aand Brnhamn* and one rooster. Phone and a quarter of a pound of lime. 118-3 rings. 2wk* For Sale 4'.lump—RnumF 7)a k *ofi Put It on with a scrubbing brush in­ coal burner. Also oak lied-le.id. stead of soap, and then wash off with For Mr—8- room houoe. nearly Phone 25". . l-wk plenty of clean water. new in serond ward. Hani 'and artft waler, gas. Phone 118-3 For Sale Cheap—Good steel range. rings. . 2wk* Enquire O. A. Fuller, III Jeffer­ ,.ine rincn. * son SI. ■ 2-wk* "Yea. I don't so much mind 'im glvFor ' Sale—H<m*<* and lot within two block* of Wale Street. For Mr—Radiant Home hard coal In* me the sack. That's all right. But This, place must le* iwld lo l»ur- ' stove. A. \V. Parker. Iwk • waa a dirty outsider lo send a let­ lilion a joini estate. Fpr par­ ter lo the paper advertisin' for a boy Curd of Thunk*—We wish in —a boy, mark you—to take my place!" ticular* inquire of* Roy Andru*. County Clerk.2wks Blank nur friend* nnd neighlioiw for —London Opinion. their kind sympathy, also the flow­ For Sale—A few cords of nice, dry. er* sent, during our late misfor­ 2-fool furnace wood. Fred Ber­ tune, Accaptsd. ber. City. If Mr. and .Mt**. Ray Burd.—A<h. "You're a mighty poor tajkrr. espe­ cially to the girls. How did you raise For Suh*—Shropshire ranw at Advertised letters. the herve to propose Jo Mlsa Sweet?" -IftnBKt* Drier*. H. R. fiowerby. Abraham Shafer. Henry Norton. '"Oh, I didn't uy macb of anything to Hume tfiii la il. Iwk Garwood Marshall. G. N. KralnnilM»r''fiiiir^Gnod rtafttord hroq ter. A. E. Cherry. Gten Hornsby. D. her. 1 handad her a solltalrg ring and she slipped It on her left forefinger mare, 4 yr*, oi«, old. ni»d roadaler; f. gi*Mi roausicr. «..’ £[ t.ronio Mra. i.. A. Rny<ler. bny<|er. M Mr*. H. “!'''• N«*. r». B. ■nd hamrv. Plmn, V. Mlu Evelyn Lip,ky. Ml«> 2vkl • ------Viplet-«*•-• L. Oibwn, (14). - MyCarly. Shull/, ■ Iwk SEPTEMBER 24. 1SIL nnnannnnnnnnnnnnannDnnannn Best— For — The Money Store' n 'The AM n , E See ©ur Display of FLANNEL SHIRTS n Brown,’ Gray or Blue at n n n $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.25 FT $2.50 - -- n SWEATER COATS 50 Cents to $8.00 H n MACKINAW COATS $5.00 to $12.00 n n I Sell p n SUPERIOR UNION SUITS The Best Fitting Union Suit Made n a n rt a n PKUDUra. AUENDING COLLEGE ConUniiad from page ona. Paul TnwAr. tbl3. Agricultural Hollfge. Earl Waite, 1909. Universily of Michigan. Lro Wing, 1911, I •niverafly. of-De­ troit. Edmund Weoil. I9tl. l'uivrr«l!y of Michigan. Vera Wood.' 1014, Barry County Normal. - hr. II. Annslrong-Jone*. chief medical officer ul Clnybtiry asylum, 1 WiMMifonl. EiiglnmL in u lecture on tlie relatimi of genii)* lo insanity, recently said that hr knew u ntqn < who could recite lhe "hocline and I Fall nf the Roman Empire," yet hi* I mind rnntinm'd <>f (lie nursery type, mid h<* -r1i«| mil ututersluml ' what he drmnlairally recited. roUl.TMY AND UIDU. $1.00 to $4.00 n n G. F. CHIDESTER a n Leading Clothier Phone 22 □nnnannnDnnnnnnnnnnnannnnn HASTINGS MARKETS FMDO-MTAIL PMICZS. Corrected Wndnrsttay After< - - - ■ m<,i iiimhi, Srpl. 30 oii The Hn«Hng* Milling Co. miotesI>■ «* wlieal al tri 'cents. Price* decline! pamisn^li Dairy I on grain*, bran*, butler fat and;tgyigyMy A Big Difference In Flour No Difference in French’s White Lil It’s Always Right! Don’t get the idea that making flour is simply “grinding up heaL” If that were all there ir* to it, then one man could make just as good flour as another, nnd experience wouldn’t be neces­ sary. You take two men who have worked at the milling business the same length of time. ofyour themwheat will take . i willOne take and your wheat and convert it into a nice smooth, even quality of flotir; the other man will only produce e POOR QUALITY. Why? He doesn’t KNOW HOW. You look at these two different kinds of flour, and you will find that they both look very much alike. In fact the POORER QUALITY of flour may even LOOK better than the other. Now WHERE is the difference in these two brands of flour? We will tell you. It is simply in the MAKING of the fjour. With all the recent improvements in machinery, making the BEST product of any kind is largely a matter of equipment and help.. This is ESPECIALLY TRUE of flour. The latest models of flour-making machin­ ery get all of the flour-goodness out of the wheat that is lost by any mill us­ ing old-style machinery. Unless a mill is fully equipped with the latest improved machinery, that mill CAN NOT make the BEST QUALITY of flour. But the latest patented and improved machines cost money-just as all patented devices do. To throw out an entire equipment of old machinery, and replace it all with new, requires a large expenditure of money, saying nothing of the temporary disorganization of business, and keeping things in ■ a turmoil for months. But it pays in the .long run. The FRENCH’S WHITE LILY FLOUR that we are making with our up-to-the-minute equipment of machinery is so far SUPERIOR to anything that can be made with old style ntacl?ine/, that there is NO COMPARISON. We don’t charge any more for it than a» though we had old equipment, but our customers are so much better pleased with the QUALITY of the flour we are making, that we feel well repaid for keeping our mill closely up-to-date. Satisfied customers has always been the aim of this mill, and we never let the question of EXPENSE stand in ' the way. Every housewife’.KNOWS that there is a big difference in flour. She knows from experience that a certain brand of flour may produce poor bread, and the next sack even worse bread. Orf the other hand, she knows that a certain .other brand of flour always produces the best kind of bread. 'She-knows that if she uses the same amount of flour; prepares the dough in about the same way, and bakes with about the same degree of heat; that she will ALWAYS have nice, white, delicious bread, that it is a delight to eat. . • Do you wonder that we like to have the housewives try this experiment:—Make a batch of bread from French’s White Lily .Flour, and from any other flour you choose. Bake them side by side in the SAME OVEN, at the SAME TIME. We could tell you just what the result will be, but we’ll leave it for you to find out You’ll think more of French’s White Lily afterwards. More people in Barry County are using French’s White Lily Flour than ever before. They KNOW from experience'that it is the BEST FLOUR MADE. Are you one of them? If not, why not try it and become one of them? Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville Michigan �THE OCTOBER 1,1014-22 PAGES Keeptag the Body in Repair Nature intended that the body should do ite own ^pP^ii'ing—and it would do »o were it not for the fact that moef of tu live other than a natural life, u C», nor live in tin, I-J ’• >l,“ " **“>•“ n„.l .I.n.iZ*__ a of dUea.... folUiwing lher.fn.ro. /nS^.T^.r" roEsotil’T w •tent than DB. PlEHOt’S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY. ®r- Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery RnldlnTI.-M__ . . _ . • HASTINGS Outside of the mountains at Dar­ jeeling, we have not seen one piece of timber growing. ■ The fuel is •tried dung. Ilml should be used for fertilizer. * Whilewriting, we nave Just pa-*-*c<l a sial ion where monlrays sat on the fenc«* begging food of us. Il was «» hot today. I wore pajamas all day bul this *11'1 not interfere wilh gelling out'and walking around at sta­ tions. The implements lhe farmers use arc vary crude; The plow is of wood, wilh one handle sticking di­ rectly up, Just behind nnd between tho oxen. The farmer walks al one side, leaning on lhe ox. as he walks, hut docs not carry a whip. He simply wrings lheir tails and FOUR CARRIER PI6E0K MAKE BANNER ■ 1 QUICK FLIGHT TO HAND RAPIOS Reach Their Homo In An Hour nml u Half After .Their* Releasr • in Haslliqr*. ExpiTM Agent George Bradley rei*(*lye<l 10 carrier pig*"/i' l-'riday morning by cxpreai from John Knrsiog of Grand Rapid-*, wilh inidrut'Uons to release lh**ni as soon is** |>ossible aflrr the arrival ofH|w* morning train. Thia was the sec­ ond lot hi* had received from the same party. Mr. Bradley id nu­ ll) go at 8:12. Il was interesting to walrli lhe birds. They all llr**t tlew well alsive lhe city, and cirri- .__ ... PART TWO—PAGES B TO 18. GLIMPSES OF HAS!" TINGS 35 YEARS AGO! ’ ?,^ .... _________ l,,f I-'11 mi- “f He* «-vo*IUri f:*i Extracts Prom News Colums of the Hasting. Benner, ’“fl* .-,.*ninglhc’ billowing nam­ ed im-mbt r-* of Hastings Ix>*ig>*. No. Published July 1879 5H. I. n. (). F, were installed into D. R. Cpok s|>nrlH a m-w covered |were clreted officer* fnr lh** <*ncarriago. uiul a m*w Jiarm***. | suing f«*i-m. viz.: Crwwy A Upjohn will Un* (hoir; Z. B.. William. C. I*.; P. C. P.. Gen. », «... .1. .’I. |»S**Sll brick nnd lib* kiln Salunlay next, j M. Dewey. Mv E-, 11. I’.; James Mui - Itnwtks. Treasure llemembcr the .Firemen's ball al j.hy, S. W.. I'. •’.. I*. John M. Ih**-*I’nion Hall on the evening of. the mer. S.; I*, i:.- I*.. Gru. II. Brooks, lib. TryONurer: Israel S. Geep, .1. W. land Chees** fact Phin Smith ha* hi* barn painted j Gniduutino Evcrriscs nf the lln*tand it l*>ok* very nice. Addy Eu'-j h>(p< Hiijh School. C.ln*w ’" gleslmi did the job. Wire scf»*en doors nr.- all the I Friday Evening, June rage now. and a go*I thing they I Though the ’evening was anyarC.' 4?*'., thing 1ml pleasant. Union Hall was bowep- wil | nvniernlcly filled by-the friends of ■und<mt.l.-.lly 1,,, Izt, 11,1... 11 v >,«. riinif,.,. i ., ,............. , .................. fa- Inre..lv largely iril palronixedj the riass an>’d Vh«ml. «-hfi,k and the day 11111I evening of the tih. Ther6 •!*>*•.•* not seem lo iw« that on** hunting her fact* •.assy Brooks ha« purchased <>•> interest in matter of Hu's charm-Mauhrw "..err. J... . ....... . whH.b .I,,,,,!,! ................. Park street, nnd has moved ••>•■•- ■ •ilizenof.... Hastings. .w|io. |n»n-t. j tho same. .w WiU rrnnm-nrM M-. iiiousands of doifour yeara J..I. carrying the mail !a„ for |bl. 8ll|l|Mirl „f .MucaiinniH-tween Woodland an.l this cily, -| instil ultan*. Union Hail should right limb obovi 'mi I In* outside very severely. nnd Four of llicm seemed lo lie salish>*simply runs around tho oilier ox lt<-d whal tn do, bul could not and lhey nn* turned around. si-eni to make llu- other six under­ Isaac is busy rending, as usual. stand. jm» lhey- soon gav>- iq> (he He jusl rend nloud. one thing that' lank nml took a bee lin>- for liome. is pretty good. I will INI it to; - Mn Bradley received a letter from Mr K5r*ie* Saturday inornan English stare In buy lunch, nnd you. “N’alure nevdr. plants poison, iun staling that this qut*r'**t renclifound that I hen* has been n new In tmtal built, called the-Spencer Ho- without leaving lh<* remedy. Indin with lhe deadly cobra, I hero l>:i3, showing that a lillle over an lei. which is much heller. is lhe Mongoose. his deadly enemy, hour and a half had dup-ed from We are nenring Tuticorin, our and in America, willi lhe deadly lhe lime rff lheir release until they, railroad in India is nearly rattle snake, there is Hie bottle of michi-d home. As thtty bad sp**nl Wc expert lo nrrive-ut I p. in. and whiskey." M'voral mi rules in circling around we huve Iwen reviewing our trip. n<*w meat market, running in |.say that such wa* not Hi** case. By the wny. wo saw n. tight be­ the city before thay w-i out on their tient is now doii MADRAS SHOWS THE GROSSEST Of lhe Inst five niglits® four have their homeward Hight, this shows fine order, nnd <*v«*rything aboul The stage wa* bi*aulifnlly nnd Report* II.dll been spenl- on lhe train, and hen* tween n Mongoose which looks like Hint carrier pigeons *-an make the premises is- ns neat as a new tastily IOHMS (IF VILENESS AMI ditcornlcd: lhe cln*« niollo. n weasel; nml a snake. lie look hi India, where they use mostly |dn. VULGARITY iMAGINApLE. quick lime on the wing. "hji*o,qunm videri." being given parlieipulvd in the ccleltralinil on iron ties you can imagine how hard Mr. Snake like a rut terrier n rat Will Finly, stepson of S. W. Lane especial prominence. According to Mr. Hnrsies two ihe and tliul I.he .oration l>y iii>* riding ruling ha* uni* been. ncen. Ilin* We hiive und lhe snake would coil ^around Hutlnnd has returned from Am<| '■ The ilrsl pl»Te of music, "Child lion. Uh. The Mongoose more of lhe K) libmatid here <>f .Ituii'-s O'lkonn*-!. was IhiIIi d ;.. railroaded iu Irqlin, three ihmis- lhe Mongoose. Arbor with his diploma from Ihri LIFE IS ONLY SUSTAINED BY -------------------------------। mid nnd i*ight eight hundred hundred and n thirty I wo would have to skin Iho cal. which reached lheir hmne al II oclock inedh-nl ■ department ns pharma- of Mortality." wa* nicely rendered. alii'- and eloquent. Rev. w. s. Wilkinson tu-xi fullown. in. Strange tn say when these his body would let" him do. nnd lie HARDEST SORT OF STRUGGLERS. never once let go until lhe snake two arrived hmm* they hail picked cinlisl. - ---- , ,, ... fd with prayer "O'er the Billow*" TALE OF LITERARY BOHEMIA H»"onmwii »r ,„lart..ii.. | only four hundred miles, one *«*es was dead. This snake wus prob­ up a third One on the journey, and L must also Hial oim proved lo be tie* mdy nun "™ ;™* ■ I -Olllurv- w.i. lhe HlWwl n j Hint this is quite n country. In ably four feet long. ha.livill.-. III.' .lh, Mr. '>l-niirll ll„..|y wrin,.|,v ........... French Dramatist and Poet Brtakfaat.Mr. Keeler’s Interesting Leiter three week*, we have slept in n speak of lhe snake charmer nnd of lhe six pigeons relapsed by Mr. a m<»l nl.'.-in, »p..,k.T. an.! II,.-1 «... .Hi,,.,, ’ rkrrlI. He would handle Bradley the week before which hud Tells About These Mullens und hotel twelve night*, and car* nine. I Iho cobras. ,r,| rrall,| lM. ........... . Amuilng ClrcumaUncea. Our railroad Irin io Darjeeling I them as he pleased, and they would failed lo arrive in Grand Rapid? Suhvllli,!,, will n-i-rnr ., ran-. I,.,,,; How Farmers do Their Plowing ,r‘.n, n , . r-, , .. ’ ly heanl by each One qf llie audirust for fare, about $30.00 'bach; stick up their heads nml .spring nt wilh Ils males. rh- Board of Education, of lheThey many merit* of the He had in his cnlleclinn. a Al tho time Mr. KaiLies wrote On the train. Madras to Colombo. from Calculla. and from Calrullai him. In his published reminiscences of U-... I. ..-I.... V.... ■>.> of Ha*tmg.< for the ensuing production w- have not tin* space Henri Murger, Mons. Felix Duquesnel to Colombo, alsiut 48LOO each. Our bon -oImiuI ten feel long. I Hunk Friday evening, four (d lhe ten city year organized Inst evening by lhejfo mpn|ion. We spent |he entire, day। yester­ -ervanl’* licki’l for the entire I rip this snake story will make n good pigeons, had failed to reach Imme. olection of Hon. Nathan Barlow,! -Mimi Development" was lhe tells an amusing story of a breakfast ending, He expected their arrival the next early inlhboul day, nL Madras. arriving e -'' $21.00 nnd his pay 50 cent* President. Jam.** .fnrkc. Secretary, thwne of John McElwain’.* oration, with the poet of the "Vie de Bohetne." •lay. . He hoards board* himself, bul lhe morning und leaving ul 8.xM) p. .... per — day.. hut Theodore Barrlere, the dramatist, nnd Mayor, Robert J. Grant. 1 rea*- The ^-penker* endeavor wa- lo do not worry about him. ns "he NOTHING TO CAUSE WORRY Ur*r\i i. t ,-i; . show that no matter vvhnl might wished to adapt Murgcr's work tb the_ The city Ims a population of live lookx'far belter than when we took! FIRST TWO MINUTE A Mr. Coulter from Chirngo tin* _ 1>p our ,ul|OH in )lft. w„ ough| l(, stage. He had never met the poet.' hundred Ihousnml. :in<i over four him. Fsct That Fri«nd» and Neighbor* Will been spending a few days in this,cultivate our mental faculties. Hi* but he decided to visit him at his HORSE RACE IN HISTORY city hundred thousand are Uindtis. The The ....- grvnl plain*'of u. ...mu Fmlln vuuium contain visiting, and also .-Imwuig our:vojCP W0!l rlear and strong, und no home and introduce himself. Murger Critlclx* One Should Bo Matter Hindu Is lhe Inst resort In us, and very jioor land, lhe rainy seawm is chess players how game of.,,,,,. |in.^nt could pass th.* ci-itiof Amurement. lived on the sixth floor of_a house In are not . tn )><• compared to lhelaliOfL mid when it doi-s rain, ' ’ il u play«l. and our ta**l play-| that it wa- an effort to listen, tho Rye Gregolre-de-Toimi. It was al­ MoliaminedHim. Nowb<a-e hav>> doe* not sprinkle, bul |M>urs it on. Was C-onlesIrti hi Grand Ilgpids che-te ers tire cnntldenl that. Mr. Coulter hdlowed -“Song " ” We do not wish to alarm you un ­ they left good- liuiltliqgs. nml ev- and the crops ..... are ....... oHr.i vvn*h-*d most noon when Barriers appeared at Thurstlay Be I wren Stallions i* tiwi many for them. dom ’ cry thing cmuireli'd will) them is nut; hut in the dry season, drought duly, but do you know that yotr are his lodging, but Murger was still tn Wm. Cnmormi of Orangeville. | 51^ }&jnn William and Directum I. I rami the <hrlv i i.liriuill..,,. i r,.«.i ir.. . dirty find vulgar, lheir temples be and famine. Life i.*t sustained being criticized? It may be that you was arrested mi .Monday last byi- - ’ • ’ bed. • •For more than a century it has deputy iliu no exception, Now here e|*i sheriff Swartlioul aiul' "Pardon me. s|r, for disturbing you," wilh the Celt-. Hi.* have wi* seen life nt jis Iml- an **bb tcmpcialiin* in hoi monlhs, uxer- so abandoned and so bent upon an been the dream nf horsemen In <*re brought to this city nt the instiga­ Onnmcnring iuhabitants of Britain, said Harriera. "rm sorry to see that iis hero. They live in i-midiiions ages III) lo 112. going up ax High as evil course m to be lost to all Sense lhe lime when a mile could be par­ tion of Frank Curtis of Orangeville primitive she. dopfcled. in line style, lhe re­ ed or trolled in two minute's Hal. (hut cannot be described. In their1135. Casta also makes life very nnd to se<* a speed conb'-l between for committing trespass on the sults of the various conquesls— promise* of Curti.*. The trial is Human. Angels and Saxons, and very well. Indeed, and very glad to maculalely virtuous aa to leave not a animals having that record.. *«•! down for tomorrow before M. Norman—uVon our language. She single vulnerable point of attack for make your acquaintance." Tim Arid rni-o in hlsiory Iwlween II. Wing. Esq- at lh o’clock a. m. ahm ilw‘i*ll upon "the works and the alanderoua tongue.' The fact re­ animals *<f that class occurred in One nf th** Davenport brolhers worth of our best authors. Her mains that uncomplimentary things Grand Rapids Thursday afternoon wilh Forepangh's show, broke one elfm-U wore very much appreciat­ to flne a day as this?' are being said about you; things that when the greaf pacing stallions of his legs here on Thunulay of "I'll tell you.” Mid Murger. laugh­ ed by ttmse present, a*, indeed, William nnd Directum I met. at tho lad week. He turned a *l»uhle Ing. "You know the story of Epatnlof youraetf. Not one of your frienda West Michigan Fair Grounds, lo summersault over wen elephants were (hose of iho other, members nondas, who stayed In bed while his decide Which one was to be herald­ and struck on the edge of the tick but objects to sonjcthlng about you.। Prof. Mitchell in a few well- clothes were being mended—that's my ed as the world’s, dianu'ian.' wlti*-h threw him oti the ground, remarks, hade farewell to In the presence of about 8.000 with tho reaiill above stated. He I chosen sorry for you, became you oannot stop the blns. He reviewed tlh- work and the porter has taken them to tho It. It woiild be a good thing for you spectators lhe race was contested, is at the Newton Iloqse. and is be­ of lhe year, and raid ll)ul It had, tailor's next door for reinforcement— William winning in straight heals ing treated by Dr. Upjohm to mend your ways, but don't expect to l*e<|i a pleasant, one io him, and! in 2:01%; 2:0114 and 2XI2H. The It may some times he difflcHlf ihal. li” Impeil il* result* might be so I must wait for them In bed!" ■top the talk Jn that way. Figure weather "Have you had your breakfasts* was cold, and a brisk wind for Republicans lo determine the blew down the track, making con­ best man for a cnndidnle. but they slf'wu by Hie successful career of I can and then expect your neighbors ditions very unfavorable for oven may' be quite sure that the one iho "Then we will eat together.and talk Hon. <••*>>. M. Jlewcy, in behalf of and frienda to dlaapprove In all pos­ equalling past nt-onls. Consider­ Democratic paper sdecls is lhe one tho matter over." the Board of Education, presented sible combinations and permutations. ing conditions llie time'was very they should not sMilecl. Murger shook hla head. *1 haven't I hr c.-riHlcale* to Un* gradqnh**. —Life. fast, ami had Hie weathi’r been On circus day some fellow went We could not but pdtnlro the cloright, much faster I nne would through the l-'e***l Store of Barlow quent words of the speaker, ns he "Never mind, be my guest." With have been made, and perhaps n & Hayes, taking about 852 in cash invoked I hem lo make the best use these words Barriere took a flve-frano Positively Masters Croup. new world's record hung up. As and notes and city orders to the of acquirement.. We could piece out of bls pocket. l lie money wns nqj their Foley’s Honey and Tar Com­ it was a half uqie was made in 51) value of 8<o. but tael indignant as we "By George, you're rich!" Mid Mur­ pound cuts the thick choking mu­ ■seconds.- This race will go down mostly lhe properly of Henry Closrt thought of lhe farce that was be­ cus, nnd clears nway tin- phh-gm. in history ns tin* Hi>l meeting of deposited there for safe' keeping, ing played, when wo knew that ger, with admiration. “Let m , nnd in our opinion taken hy some those certificates wt'ro nnt tiiplnm- those things' are strangers Opens up lhe air passages and (wo minuta-pavers. The pur|e was, for M.000. of one who knew of the deposit. We ns slops Iho hoarse-rough. The gasp­ Well, ring'for breakfast." nl all. but were scratches ami The Gateway: Tomb of Akbar, near Agra, India. ing, strangling tight, for breath which $5.pl)0 went io the winner do not believe that any showman scrawls of paper Hint n stingy Barrlere looked round for tho bell, gives way lo quiet brenthing mid anil 81,000 to the loser. In lhe first did that job. Ah! for a. marshal. school Imarri were endeavoring to but could find none. homes. which are only, holes in tho hard. The beast of burden is lhe peaceful sleep. Now Ike. we will lay ashlo joking Harold Berg. heal William wtin hy a lead of not pnlm off on thpse wlm lind com­ "We haven't such a thing," said i-'kdic, and it is he who built the Mass, Mich, writes; “We give. Fol­ more than six inches, but in tho and will say in sober earnesl. that pleted a emirs** in our schools: and llimiKand,** of miles of railroad. ey’s Honey and Tar lo our chil­ oilier i\*-o heals hr was compar­ the pear tree which you alluded then'to think that this board could Murger.,. "tn'this place you act ac­ key. nnd ns for the • Bazaars and ■Th** railroad is built nearly all. on dren for croup Mfd il always nets atively'’an easy winner. lo, is quite a sight to behold. Tin* have the cheek lb call them di- cording to tradition—Uko that brick Mnrkels it is bcsl In fqrjref them. rnjstM.groimil, so as to avoid lhe quickly."—Arthur. tree is questiou. has eleven or Mulholland.— . Natives woiild fie”standing or HI-. .huI long bridges cover dry ihtijicen’ sntonrtld prarrTtn tt.- nnd plnnias!___________ ___ ___ 1.J_____ ; knows the signal; he'll come right 1jiroe HoMinie Gathering. Adv. , squallim.’ on meal Mocks; bare sandy valleys, which an* lhe beds AImhA UN) members of the local I In* tree is not. iiinra than four feel gramme ''Fairy Soqg." was. ns •Wore f'Hd'*d, With'only n shoe strfngjnr of rivers in lhe rainy season. All The United States mines live Masonic bodies, including visildr** high, umFis not a dwarf either, but the other piece.* of iriiisq^jemV’red clothing, cutting up meal, and Hu* stone nnd dirt to build these tons of coal a year for every in- from Middleville. Hickory Corners, is a standard, we think a parllctt. by the quartette. ronsj«lmg of/llrv. peared. Murger then pot up and ■ M'llimr offal from iish,' etc. Our tm< been carrieil by coolies in bas­ hntatant. Freeport and Pollerville. gathered J. S. Goodyear also has *wne of the Bnnernfl.’W. S. Nelson. Mr*. threw a havelock over hla ahouldera. hold which had b**en recommend­ kets on Ihoir'heads. All the slone Christiania's present t.-l.-plione al a special meeting in the Tem­ Same variety, which lind over tliir- J. W. C. Barnum' nnd Miss E'talli’ ed by Cook, wns terrible, and we ImllaHt has I cracked by hand system is lo be transfovm.-d into ple nn Thursday evening, when ty qice pears, but Mr. G. picked E. Wheeler. sitnply could mil ’rat. Wc ■wonf-tn on the ground, wilh crude toots. nn automatic one. third degree was conferred upon them on. fearing that to let them In conclusion we must regret were eating lheir breakfast of pork John Eddy. ■ Charles Haeheller. grow might injure the tree.- The I hat we could not notice n( greater cutleta and cucumbers.—Youth's Com­ inastar of the Hastings lodge, was trees came from the nursery- of N. length Un* prodticlion* of class '79. panion. assisted in the work by Charles B. I'. Ihisled of Lowell, who raises lhe Eddy,- of Hart. hro|her of the can­ July 9.' 1879. ' didate. who holds the office of R. Al’Keith lost a vnlunldt* horse on foiitp ai-j Liege university., com­ W. J. G. D. in the Grand Lodge nf Al a regular meeting of IJrtlmer Monday night.- Il was one of I In* mends the practice of yawning. A Michigan. The work was follow­ Encampment held on Thursday Black*, nnd is. quite a loss. good-yawn, the Belgian iirofes-ur ed with a banquel. With - Mr. Bachvller presiding; an informal program followed. Those who spoke were: Charles B. Eddy, John Eddy, Robert Martin,‘Super­ intendent of Schools Fdlsworth Cold weather is coming fast and you had .better get ready for it.. Re­ am! Willis Rockwell, master of member that we have a large stock of STAPLE? GOODS AND OUR PRIC­ Hickory Corners lodge. ES ARE RIGHT. HE MIS THE HINDUS ME ABOUT THE LIMIT Fall Necessities Philippine Insect Peats. IOC Insects in tho Philippines show dis­ tinct appetites for insulating rpote- 6 in. Stove-Pipe ElbrtwW Keep Your Overcoat Like New IOC anta and cockroacbea on Insulated wire and almlte.- aubnunaaa. Nor are theae the only peats which the elec­ trical engineer in the Orient encoun­ ters. Horae lizards seeking dark, cool Eire Shovels 5 and ioc 19 and age i, i.aiitcrii* ............................... — ............ .V--.48C N’r>. 2. Hain’s New Style Cold Blast ............. t..*98c 8c and ioc. No. 2. Lantern GlobcsX............... ........................ SC. 8c I jimp Chimneys .................................. AH Steel Coni Poppers..................... aoc F«mi«1 Choppers .................................... ............................ »8c Pad Locks .».................... ................. ..............................IOC . Kitchen Knives .................................... ............................. IOC A dandy Kitchen Knife...................... 35c Chnppinn Bowls 15 and 25c Kraut Cutters, 2 Knives .......................... 34c Gas Mantles ’.. -..................................... ..ioc, 3 for 25c Shoe. Soles .. 10, 15, 20, 25c Rubber Heels ... ao. electric light metera and lay their eggs on the magniXIcdrag disks. The Philippine anta. too. like to build their neats in automatic signala. Annoy- PHONE 102 SOMEWHAT SOILED, MUSSED AND WRINKLED. SEND IT TO US.AND LET US* D'RY CLEAN AND PRESS IT FOR YOU. WE’LL RETURN WORE IT. IT LOOKING JUST AS IT DID THE DAY Y'OU TELEPHONE CALL WILL BRING A FIRST WAGO_N FOR THE GARMENT IMMEDIATELY. by scaling up all openings with pitch. —Klee trie World. There are 3.039 public schools and 317,075 pupils in Chile. , NEW YORK STORE BASTINGS AFTER A FEW WEEKS WEAR. YOUR OVERCOAT WILL BECOME MICHIGAN W. T. Hutchens. Nicholson, Ga, had a severe attack of rheumatism. His feet, ankles and joiuts were swollen, and moving about was very painful. Ho wus certainly in a bad way when he started to take Foley Kinney Pill.*-. Ho says, "Just a few doses made me feel beller. and now*, my pains and rheuma­ tism are all gone and 1 sleep all night long.—A. E. Mulholland— We wash everything every other day AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 243 Shulters Brothers Hastings �THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER I, 15M. ruWlshed every Thursday at Hastings, Michigan. j COOK BROS. Editqra* Want Column, k a word Tor each infer!ion. No adv. for lew than j2 fiard of Thanks, k a word. Obituary poetry and resolutions, FIFTY-NINTH YEAR fat a line. ■ Olntharies of-20 lines or less wi|l 'Subscription by Mail, Post-Paid. be published free; 5 cents per line ONE YEAR, in advance......... .4MM charged for each line above .the 20 BIX MONTHS, in advance....... .50 lines. ’ .• THREE MONTHS, in advance.. Notices of births, deaths or mar­ CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS riages pill be printed free as news per year, in advanou........... ’ 1.50 No communication will be pub­ lished under any circumstances un­ less it bears the writer's name and postofflce address. ADVERTISING RATES. ’ JOB PRINTING Display advertising ratei on ap­ I plication. Tho BANNER has one of the best Business locals and reading no­ equipped Job oflices in Western tices. On first page or among brev­ Michigan and is prepared to do any ities. t2K dents a line. kind of laiok and Job printing. I Marriage. Licensee. Fred-A. Huff. Middleville ....,.« Ollie May Hensiha. Miihlleville .,19 "fiientf ETTaggcrt. .Rutland..........38 .Ma>* Baker, Balinnorv ................. 21 Edwin Johnson.* t’.liicngo ........25 Julia E. DmiiinondJ Chicago....... 25 Albert J. Veddcr. Hawi nigs ..........35 Ida .M. More. Hustings ................ 30 \V. Harry Spark-. Hastings ....21 Ilia E. McArthur, Hasting* ....... t8 Quit Claim Dent*. Gertrude ’ A. Rymi to Mead J. Brown. lot, City, 1323. Emilia I,. Johnson to Maurice F. ■Edinson, 120 acres, Prairieville, $1.00. Second One Last Thursday Evening Attended by 2M. Welcomed Pastor and Family. There has bred* inaugurated by the Methodist* of this 'Hly what may Im termed “Ghurrh Family Night." which Will be held owe-a month on Thursday nights In the khuuI rooms. when the whole rhuivli famih can gel together. V committee of uriangcmrute is •horen in advance, a potluck sup- plan, during which there IsXjaitmg und much sociability. Then ufli*r lime Is given for moving about, those present am called io order, range theinselvrs in a cir­ cle about the pastor. sing some of Uie familiar hymns of the church, listen to a timely talk by lhe pas­ tor, after which there is a brief prayer and testimony service. ’The llr-l gathering was held,'shortly before Pastor Brcadr went lo con­ ference. The second gathering was held Thursday night, and partook of the nature of a wel­ come home to lhe pastor and hit family. Aboul 25l» were present Socially and religiously; it was n very iduasaMl and helpful lime for all who attended. A tine supper was served, to which the pastor contributed the ice cream. .kssyria Sunday Srhdol • Avs'n Program. Program for the Hemi-amiual convention of the Assyria Sunday School Association lo be held at lhe Attetlll school housu, SatjURjay, Dclotoe< 3rd. Iflli. Ifllu—Roiur Service, led by Mrs. NinVTwJUT■ v... ... Dovnlfonaf—R*-v. Kennedy.- 1 Paper. "Advantages of the Home Department in the Hural Sunday School "—Miss Burleign. Dixcussion— Mr. E. E. Berry. Recitation—Tiielnia Craudat. Sour hy Convention—Adjourn for dinner. • 1:3ft—Song Service, led by Mr. E. E. B*-rry. Devotional—Rev. J. W. Foy. Secretary’s report. Recital mil—Ester Caso. • Song—Mabel Thompson. * Paper—“Five Formal Steps in Tear hi tig"—Mrs. Nina Tasker. Disctisaion—Mr. O. Phillips, (tending—Eva Kent. Recitation—Mario Sharpstoen. Song—Bernico Vedder. ■ Paper “The Social Duties of the Sunday School"—Mrs. Marshall. Dlscuadon—Mr. Webster Hash­ ings. Recitation—Mildred Hartom. Song—Dorris Wilbur. Paper. "Tho Relation of Good Teaching to Average Allendauce.’’ —Mrs. Vedder. DiscuMion—Rev. J. W. Foy. Election of Ofilcors. Song—By little Girls. Recitation—Laura Marsliall. . Concction. Duel—Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Tasker. Benedict ion—Rev. Kennedy. ' Basket'Dinner. Bring Pentecostal Hymns, Nos. 3 and 4. ' We Want to Ask Yop Ifyou have acen thte famous White Beauty HOOSfER KITCHEN CABINET Wnrrunty Deeds. H. Ira Mapes to Albert Spire and wife. s. e. Ji of n. e. sec. 25, Maple Grove, 51.700. Wm. Mainard to Roy Andrus, trustee, lot. City. 51.00. Sheldon B.‘ McArthur In Villa M. Cornell, parcel, sec. 21, Woodland, What it means to.b|i\t! the democratic parly in power is surely being #850. ' evidenced right now when, to keep qur heads above water financially, Charles H. Btekwith to Panner wc'will be us a nation compelled l<> I'ubmit lo the most'odious forms of II. Karns, lot, Hastings. $3uo. John F. Coals lo Jus. E. Dibble, special taxes' in order tjijuuke Hie revenues salfichml to pay the vxprn- lol. .Middleville, SUMI. shluivs of our government; and it is pveti considered ik>ubtfi|l if the (• purge Rickie lo Russell Green­ field. W acre*, sec. hi, WJOO. School Report. £li)5.b(M).nuu which it is proi>o»ed to levy in s|>ecinl taxes, will be sufficient. Lafayette Parrott to Wallace J. Report nf School District No- I. . All this come* irofti the folly of attempling to apply the impossible Merriam, Int, Woodland. Wft.OO. Rutland, for month ending Sep­ theory of “tariff for revenue only." It never did work, and it never " Rosanna (loolbaugh to Wallace J.’। tember 25. Number of days taught. 20. will. True, due to the tremendous destruction of the European.war, Merriam, 3 Iola. Woodland. <700. Total aUendaiit-e. 338. Orlen D. Stevens' In. Wallace J. we may for a lime be able tu maintain our industries thal_are affected Average daily attendance, 16.0. Merriam, lot, Woodland. 51254)0. Number boy- ertrftUftdi It. by lhe tariff in the face of European competition. But as soon as the Lemuel R. Forman to Goo. F. Number girls enrolled, (J. jieoples of Europe shall be able to reorganise their industries, lheir low­ Fuller, 80 acres, sec. 10. Woodland. Whitt BwOj" Percentage of at tendance, 99.il. Scltoql Report. 58.500. Those earning Ijalf holidays are Report of Btinliek School Dis­ er wage scale and bur open markets will mean that we have, without Almon O. Jones to Fred H. War­ a* follows; Alva nnd Maud Moore. trict, No. 7, for inontli tinding. Sep­ any compensution to*ourselves, uiatie America, the dumping ground for ner. it) acres, See. 288. Baltimore, John Dryer. Leatha, Floyd and tember II there is r Cabinet made that poareases as many ex­ 25: 11.200. Loyd Shroyerf Mabel Shorten. Mary .foreign products, to the delrimeht of our own interests. • Number of days taught. 20. cellent points, and is as handy as thia cabipot, we should Philip T. Colgrovo l<» Sarah Ann Smith. Harold and Clarke Spring­ 'Total attendance, 13.23^. like to know about it. To meet foroign comiielitiou on anything like even terms.'American Cook, lot, Hastings, Wdtl. ’er, Mary Poland. Ida Ray and Glerf Numtair of boys enrolled, 8. Ann Gregory, per Hold. Garrison, HaywoOtl. When you buy a Cabinet, why not get one made by industries ia’i*l be oiganizcd into large units. The massjng of resourc­ Number of girls unrolled. 0. ■ilnu to Jay II. Snyder, 8 acres. Clarice Lyon from Grand Rppids the largest Kitchen Cabinet factory in the world, and whose Percent, of attendance, .9191-1es; production on a large scale, with corresponding reduction in the |>er- Hostings. 5725. entered »ahool Un- last week. 'lliooo neither absent nor lardy years ot experience have enabled them to produce a Cabinet John Ehret to Pear) A. Slaup ceiiluge of overhead ejjieiises: these constitute lhe only way by which Norn E. Henkes, teacher. were Florence and Earl Knowles, that is the very acme of perfection. . panels of lots. Nashville, «l,tqo. Haul Brewer and Charlie Allen. we can maintain dur relatively high wage scale, a^id meet foreign comIf you ere interested in • Cabinet at all it would pay you to eall Grace Bolyen, Yecklcy School Report. Probate Court Neus. at our store and let na shew you one that I* superior to aay Cabinet prtiliuu. Hut the douipcralic administration proposes to make this » < ' Teacher. Report for month, September on the market, and it ia always a pleasure for na to demonstrate tfii* of Ida A. Brooks, deceas­ 18: impossible by ils “trust busting" program of government law suits, wilh ed.Eslate splendid Cabinet ns it la no convenient and up-to-aata in every Proof of will tiled. Bond ap­ N'uniber days taught. 20. respect. . , . . '; ■ . ' 'tho pQvpQfe nf "n‘sjo^|iig»com(ieliLiun” ami giving America Hint'much proved. Order admitting will tn Order for Publication. Total attendance. 32t»Ji. ' probate entered. Leiters .issued In Slate of .Michigan, the Probate liemldod ‘2sbw F/cedom." Thus are our industries hampered while the Win. Average daily attendance, 15.9-’-. L. Chase, executor. Petition Court for the County of Barry. Number IiOys enrolled. 12. ■bani tokiur home market* jue opened to all comers. for hearing claims tiled. Dale uf At a session of said court, held at Number girl* enrolled, 5. . * But tip; jitter. Unpcactaiietil of democratic capacity lo deal with our hearing Jan. 21. 1915. the probate office, in the City of Furniture & Undertaking -c« Tho Samplo FusaUura People ‘Total. 17. Estate of Alonzo ’E. Ken.isten. de­ Phone 2t0, Hastings, Michigan. Percentage of attendance, 97 per Hastings, in said county, on the naliunal finances is shovyji by the fact (hat. notwithstanding a foreign ceased. Annual account of Ad­ I3lh day of September A. D. I9IL Petition for- Thorn nuitli.r ah-enl nor tartly :war, amt the'itfiiimulied'jiiviuiuea of the government due to the L'nder- ministrator filed. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, hearing therenn. date Ort. 19. for ,lhe month are: Lewi* Hine. Judge of Probate. .vvood "tariff-fat-revenue only," yef a d''m<H'ratlc cmigress. in the face of Estate of .Minnie B. Mankcr. de­ Stewart i*ain. Eldon Mathews, In the Matter of lhe Estate of ' -all 'Hiis. jia.wci; a rivers and .harbors bill appropriating J9L(MM),UWH! ceased. Order appointing admin- Howard Christie. Charles Peck. isli-.ilnr de lionis non. with will an­ Thelma Pe/fk, Vein Lauhaugh, Ru­ Joseph B. Wertman, deceased. Every uiie. vvlu> knows vvhilt such a bill moans well understands that nexed entered. Bond approved. Jennie Wertman, widow of said by Hubbard and Riiby Hawkins. >urii an ttt*|>ropriaiion, even were- we at the high tide of financial .pros­ I,ell.-r- issued l>> -lohii I.. Br.>u-'lideceased, having filed in sai«l court Grace WHI. Teacher. ton. hrr petiliou praying that lhe ad­ perity, would b'*j nothing abort pf cxiraypgunre. l|ut coming now, when Estate of Sylvciius Powers, •!<'ministration of said estate may. be Thi* hold* true in year electric 'School Report. ceased. All receipts and consent our guveeumeiit * receipts are $100,000,008 less than our yearly ex(*eudigranted lo C. I’. larrabee, or to wiring. That'* one reaaon Report of Hendershot I School for some discharge tiled. Discharge is­ oUier suitable person. •appropriafMn• sh»»w<'inter*inrapncily- to inert tho re­ to mouth ending .Sept. 25, l')ti. why I urge yon to let me do sued tn Elbert V. Smith. Admr. 1 It Is Ordered. That the tOth <l|y No days taught, 20. Whiles, of George and - Hazel quirements of our sitiialioii. Had not four republican L'. 8. senators. of October, A. D. 4014,- at ten Total alteiidaiici'. (HOW. WilliamX.Jximia tthedd and Wal­ know it is done right and that 1 o'clock in the forenoon, at said Lacked by their i>urly colleagues in tho senaje,- bhirkod this porfc-barri'l lace Bitgtec. .Minors. Petition for your building* are safe if I do probate offlee, be and is hereby ap­ No. girls enrolled. 19. scheme by a filibuster, and compelled Iho senate committee on rivers license (o' sell real , estate tiled. I co. pointed for hearing said petition; No. |M>ys enrolled. II. Date for hearing Oct. 17. 11 is Further- Ordered, That pub­ nnd'h.-n-bois lo reduce Hie appropriation lo 02(1.000.000, more taxes would Estate of Anu Gregory, deci ased. GEO. VANTIFFLIN PeiTontng.' nf attendance. 97 plus. lic notice thereof be given by pub­ have been necessary than those already cOnt>*niplated, all of which will Order confirming sale of 6-al es­ H.,Wellman Those wh<> earned half day holi­ lication of a copy of this order, for ■l•etrlol■n> entered. successive weeks previous to hear on Hie “ultimate consumer;" since the new taxes will lie added to tate Estate <>f Vitilei H. and Greta G. days were; Greta and Elsie John­ three said-day of hearing, in the Hast­ the cost of Hie foods, so the consumer will fool the bill. Rodebaugl). minors. Petition for son. Mildred Slocum. Irene Beach. ings BANNER, a newspaper print­ Mary and Dorothy Clino. Minnie "This alf goes |o show that the democratic party has as in the past license In self real estate filed. and Leo Hi ndendiolt. Lula. Freda. ed and circulated iu *aid county. 1 Hearing Ort. »i. Chas. M. Mack. failed lo |iivi>eijy provide for tlie financial needs of our government, hut Estate of Melvin II. Smith, in­ .Via. Cryriat nnd Jeanette 'Thomas. Judge of Probate, i Hattie Brog.in. Clare Strobridge and is still Hie same o|«l parly vyiUj it? oft tried and deficit-producing jMiticy sane. (now deceased? . Final ac­ A true copy. . ‘ count tiled. Order allowing .ar­ Grace Bauer, two dqys vacation ^fur .of "tiyjlT-for-iuvenue-qiil^'," aiid whieh seemingly has hq little concep­ cmin! entered. AH receipts rnd Register of Probate. The hot weather is about gone and-nothing is tion of the situation in which this country hits been placed hy the Un­ request 11> discharge tiled. Dis­ the charge issued lo Cha*. F> Cook. Vi'iror.* |l><* month wore Mr. Ed­ derwood bill and the foreign war that it proposed to spend $»I,(MXI.OO(J on gunrdia|i. Notice of Hearing Claims. more chcering'and invigorating than one of our ger. Mr*. Chits. Hendershott. Clare Estate of Amanda Jeffrey. de­ llendersholt, Nina Brogan. DoroHiy Slate of Michigan, County of Barrivers and harbors, the treat hullcrr il bimig cuncededly unnecessary, HOT DRINKS. ceased. Petition for dcleripiiiatiou Huyne*. and Helen Slribriilge. and tuirely to help (lougressiucu gel yo(es al the fall- election. Fortin- of heirs tiled. Hearing Oct. 24. Nolice is hereby given, that by 1 Frederick Fuhr and Elate Slronately for the country republicans in Hie United States senate cut out an order of the Prohate Court for! briilgv are in-w scholars thia year. Rutland W. C- T. t . .Meeting. We Inn.- a (hie new utovr. the County of Barn-, made on the _e7Uw,utX!.iif.Hus uncfiUul-iux^iipwopDatiau. A few Tcsasjtrfittka may? The AK._U_T._LL was held Sept. Gelia--UIhh> 4a-our Jibranuu fur . VLli day of SwdemtH'r. A. D. 1014. [ not hear the sonhd 'of the 'team dredge next year, and a few North Caro­ 23. at the home nf Mr*. Augusta O?lnl.er. fouc months Troiii that dale were. WahTs. This meeting was in hon­ Is another onoof/our specialties. You can always . lina inland villages may be thwarted in lheir ainbitiou to become sehpofl or of Frances E. Wiilanfs birlliThe rishili graders me studying allowed for creditors to present their claim* again*! -Iho estate of! ■towns by the grace df*Cnh^h,.*.«: hut the-rountry will he the guim-r by Iduy. which is Sept.-28. Eleven be­ F.vHitgelliir Mid are al»o much iu-. Edward N. Buller, late of said eoun- ( ■ feel sure ypii are getting CLEAN GOODS for we ing present, meeting wus called to tervsted' in < urrerit pvonls. ly, deceased, and that all ereditort at least, innl ought lo appreciate lhe service of the men who prior Biifah YatiVranken. teacher. by vim president. Mrs. G. W. of said deceased arc required to1 make them ourselves and take every pains with prevented this cnlnswal extravaumice. Bigg's.' After the business' meeting present Ihelr'claims to said Prabhlei N(»T DRUGS / Uie prograiit was in charge of -Mr-. Court, al the Probate Office in theJ them. Gertrude, haiigliman. Supt. id Red Food Did II. City of Hastings, (or examination Leiter Day*, and' wa* called Hie. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION' s<ht«i itrport. After using laxative and cathar­ and allowance, on or before the 9th! 1 Report o( Hope ('.enter school Children's llurve-l Home. Collec­ tic medicines from chihll..... I n day of January next, und that tion for flowers, tin cents. The Un­ case of chronic constipation yield­ such claims will he heard before for iihhiIIi ending. S»-pt. 2G. H. G. Aidham ion \oied to sepd Honors io Mrs. ed to Hie scientific food, Grape­ said Court, on Saturday, the 9th day ' Nunilier days taught; 17. II. IL .. ..................of uOF members Total ullendance. 352. Nub. in a few days. uf January* next, al ti-ir o'clock in Teacher oi Violin who is sick, 'l he next meeting will J. W. ARMBKU3TEK. Prvp. “From early cJiildhood- I sulTer- (he forenoon of that day. Average daily attendance. 20 plus. Dated Hcptemher 9th, A. D. 1911. i Number Imy* i-iirulled. 1*2. . Ik- October 21 at .Mrs. Homer Ycck- cil with such terrible constipation Phone 548 Hastings, Mich. b-y’s. The program will be in that I had to use laxatives contin­ Ninidier girl* enrolled. 0. CHARLES M. MACK, charge of Mr.*. Lulu Walers. “Tcm- uously .going from one drag store Judge uf .Probate. I Fall Term Starts First Week in! Total enrollment. 21 penuice in the Sabbath School." |o another- and suffering more or .Percentage of attendance. U7.ft-!-. September. ' I Alice Johnson, teacher. will be Hie .subject. Notice’ of Hie less all lhe time. meeting will lie given later. Every-, "A prominent physician whom I body plan to attend. consulted told me Hi'' muscle* of Studio and Residence 435 West I Augusta Waters, Pres. Supt. th*- digestive organs were weaken­ Court St. .Phone 391-B. - ‘•r’-' *' u start in rus fruit growing.' ed mid could not perform lheir HIGH STREET. work without help of some kind. Mrs. Charlotte Still of Hastings *o I have tried nt different times and daughter Mrs. tileiin Sluuiiard Ubout every laxative and-cathartic of -Kalamazoo spent Bunday ami known, but found no help Hint was Monday of last, week with the nt all permanent. I had finally former's daughter Mrs, A. E. Rob­ become di-i i-urageri ami had given ARE inson. my'i’ase up ns iiopt'less when I beMrs. Will lademiiii.ha* been quite gall to um' the pre-digested fixid, sick ‘with heart trouble, lhe past Ortipe-Niils. week dull is lielter ul this writing. "Although I had not I’xpocledTo worry oat your days Mrs. Charles perk and daughter. this food to help my trouble, to my Florence, visited friends in Grand great surprise Grape-Nuts digested half frozen. Let us heat Rutiids. the iiasl week. Her daugh­ easily from lhe first mid In a few ter Mrs. hia Baldwin of Hastings days I was convinced that thin wa* your home with a Cream of Pocahontas Lump , • nn-d for Hie house while she wus just what my system needed. gillie. "Tlie Ixiwete performml lheir Lehigh Valley Aqthracite . “ \Ve wrVe■' nun'll plrasisl tn. *.-e fund ion* regularly ami I mn i»<’w Bauer’s Famous Whit? Ash Mr*. Chas. Biggs and daiigliler l-oiiiph-tely and [HTUiaUClltly CUtCll ^dawilon Washed Nut Katie of Podiiuk out lo Hunday of I his awful trouble. School wilh us. Hope they will “Truly the- jmwer of mcIuiiIillr , Washed Egg and Coke eo|||e (igllill. food mu»l . he unlimited." Name the furnace that for simtileim Tuggarl weiil tiway Wed­ givgu by Postym Co- Bailie Creek, pliclty, durability and nesday anil returned with a bride. Mirh. We extend congratulation*. . Trial hi days of Grape-Nuts, economy of operation -AD kinds of Wood—Split, Slab and Chunk Will Liunington of West lluilnml when regular RmnI «locs not mmmu spent Sunday with F*rnesL Robin­ to sustain tlfu body, works wlm-: ia not surpassed* * son. , den*. “There's a Henson." I.ook in pkgs, for the famous lit­ ! HUFFMAN BR0THBR8 tu-Tiiiun stamp collectors were tle iMHtk. ‘"The Road to Wcllville." delighted n few’ Weeks ngn to be Ever rend the above letter? \ JEFFKRSON tTRKKT able to iidd to lheir treasures the new unr a pirears from time to find, airtdiiii stamp*. Leiters pro­ time. They are nrnuliie. trite mid HASTINGS, MICHIGAN vided with them cun thruwii in- full of Iiiii'iihii intrrmt.—.Wv. To'any letterbox, to tie-conveyed by the Pin-llurscliirf Srliwahrii Birtiiiiighani. England, giiitfuak* PHONES 2S4 AND 224 along the Rhine to Frankfort or •‘r> reiHirt a shortage of skilled. Darmstadt. labor. I MILLER & HARRIS FUMRE COL Safety First Order Our Dray* HOT DRINKS Home Made Candies The Palm Garden BAUER BROS. Life is Altogether Too Short Headquarters for Good, Clean Coal RABSTOW UBAY STATE 11 The Hastings Lumbers Coal Co. �THE HASTINGS BANKER. OCTOBER 1. 1914. Farming a Profession FARMING IS THE MOST NECESSARY OCCUPATION ON EARTH. The world needs not only more farmers but BETTER FARMERS. Better Farmers are Being Made Every Year by our TWO YEAR WIN­ TER COURSE IN AGRICULTURE. Tf you want to keep up with the procession you had better Investigate this course which, is doing so much-for the farmers of Michigan. 33K0 have already availftl themselves of the opportunity offered. Write us tixlay for Special Catalog on “Two Year Course in Agriculture. , Address: J. L. SNYDER, East Lansing,'Mich. Michigan Agricultural College LANSING, MICHIGAN PAGE ELEVEN Jay-r* i,rww‘ ,h7"i DIVIDED INTO TWO CLASSES within standard- requirements. , Hint they will not only |t,. i.rixlm-' ' .... _ _ ,. .....i• Bn..,.. ..ii..uj-•j*"•• "j"up will imifurm l<> it groat extent I o1 Th0M That Draam and Thoae ill feat her und Shope, an*l lhi.< i«] Th*‘ Sleep. iM-iiig arenmpliahed liwljiy by many] ----of tin' lending breeder* tn this On a suburban trolley car we met cotmlry V^hu not Only have mi eye I a pleasant-faced butcher who ascribed on Ho- rug basket .done, bul alMo’*-' — • ■ -•-- *J— ----­ one for the beautiful. That tins cnmbinaHon in mor*- diiih ult to *>)>-! except Bomellmes for the first three tain, no oji« will ipi*-*ii*m. for inj' I minutes. Successfui men In thia world till* lhe lireedera mu«l Mriv** fori'! might be divided into two sort*—the not mu- breetling rcuina i-harncloristic, ciinnu-urrisur, iI . , .. , —. .eggs „„ ' .alnm ........1. but. *• v.-ral-pluinm.-. ' _1 - ----- . I d“«» “>• sl«ep««. The sue shape ami head marking*. ceo of a nation depends indeed upon mean* cln*s*r t-ullim: for lhe utH-; the right proportion being maintained ity hr slitw-nr.l* only th<.-*-1 tjelween these two classes In the comwhich do lift pFii*iii.-.- ;i certain! munlty; It the sleepers achieve loo mimb**r of egg* wilhin th** year. j complete a dominance, that nation be’I'll*- breeder nf stan*lar<l-l*iv*i. comes Boeotian In its stolidity and con*'**''Jt , ,l'*,‘in'l fowl.sl servatlam—prosperous, perhaps. In the which liuv*- laid n largt* number **f things menfbuy and" sell, but without HW bmili.. of 11, .l. r.s H ... I,-,,.. ,^d,„Up laiuu,, or l».ulr u. b«<o" a I'i..’. »“ “• °u,,r h“d- ’*■' “Uo“ ulililr inulin™ or .....ir l.,«r. .. “ dr™»r.-.»a rout ploddiw true.'and il i* thM via** of tin-wl- clerks and butchers dream o nights . Hittl to a great -slent liavei Instead of sleeping all but the first Ijtade .lite claim pn—ii*!*- Hint l.b.-j three minutes— then, as the old-fashso-call>-<l fancy fowl vy;i* iml Hn-I toned almanacs usyd to say. look out producer that, the utility br*,i-<|i-i ; for storms, revolutions, upheavals In clninu-il for iii-* own. Bill Hn-rei WJd tetters, the invention of new ar*1 ninny (drains "f fancy fowl* forms,of depravity, excess In everyltal an- (.ro.huw- ..r II... lliM| lh„;t „„pt th. ,i„»bie u<l.t.cuoo. gram-.*, and ami linin' more ami nun nittre more earn । -*. ... . ’•* “ ■* • - curious bualnesa, this vrar ar.- llie hrwkr<r»nd»n|. •' '“rt‘ l.r.,1 r..»l. working <..r l.ll.T ..gg | n>"*rr nt Orrnmln, production, with Hi*- result that succeed wo owe it to "superior imiglwilliiitn short tim*- th** claim that tiatton." If we ignobly fail we are vis­ ionaries and unpractical Idealists and well meaning theorists. The child is ■hire large number- Let Us Supply You With Fresh Vegetables preach more closely the beasts of the How runny started in last spring fields or the king tn hla counting or this -summer t room, counting out hla money, the mite: farther wo get from childhood and Ihi* poultry husim Look ovor this list of good things to oat and save money by buying here. Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 7 lbs. for 25c Spanish Onions, per lb . 8c Green Corn, per dozen 12c Green and Red'Pcppers, per dozen 15c Tomatoes. Best Quality, per bushel .75c Pickling Onions, per quart .10c Osage Melons, Large, each 10c Water Melons, Sweethearts* .10c Concord Grapes, per bushel................................. 1.00 Celery, Large and Well Bleached, per dozen.... Imbecile or the bard.ned criminal that does not dream at all—and thia Is not an editorial theory either, but science out of a book.—Collier s Weekly. E. C, Russ & Son TelephorieTl 6 wlo-ii you started •- ----- 0 ’are if tli done well. <•* try lo raise thousand poultry. M. w. Hicks; fowl- and fatten thgni lw*for ing ilh'in t<> market. The Grocers liable Information wc can obtain ou I be aubjects they desire explained. In asking question* send full Information. hm.htuffs soaring al.f pOllltt •ri<-i- from t5 lo.; ,... . vtll wagi-r that th*- num who ''al* hi<-k*-u and i-giw di.irmc Iho enjnFcalhrrs and Emits. Of late Hit- beginner in pnuliry hns n-atl and heard much aboul Good Poultry Adi ire. utility and standard breed, or .***The Bi.-at problem in poultry cnlled'fancy poulti'y, regarding tlifproducing p*>w«*iH of Hu- >u»-<-iilli-d i'liltiiH' is "How to make lhe in­ utility fowls amt tho non-producing come nverlnke lift* cost of produc­ qualities of.the so-called fancy tion." ami in *r>hfnfe this problem poultry. Opinions differ 011 Un* HOLLAND subject some'i-laiminK that, it i? impossible lo have fancy Yowls and nf breeds .nml Then* Is no method of healing I utility al, the same time, while Olli­ breed jflndl I se­ the American home that excels u ers a****ri that Hie two ran ami onwarm nlr hunting mid ventilating Imlay being dm-ed. Naturally Ho- .How ran I improve the quality nf system for pure uir, warm lldora. average lu-ginnor looks first to th*- .my flock? How can I maintain fuel economy, cleanliness, e.ise of utility qualities of; th*- fowls he vigor, size ami pixxlncfivones* in operation, durability, und sating of hnfiiw to purchase, for in those days llie flock an.l sacrifice nothing in space In the rooms. Besides, reg­ of .M-arcity of fresh hen fruit nml isters uro ornamental mid do not strictly fresh-kille<i ixtullry, th*- lions that make tiny noises like strum and average per^oh who ho|ios to raise hoi water radiators do. poultry' wishes producers. 'At tinoften matte Hint same lime, iflost of those wlm raise good , as another. poultry have an .-ye for the beauti­ I must In* taken ful. and when this can be obtained, lhe beautiful with the utility, lhe ing of a breed must he determined Or vrrlio * H. (1 Redmon, Lansing, Mich. breeder of such fowls will find a by climate. lhe >-nvironmeut, llie ready market at good price*. Hut end sought.ami llie tastes of lhe are such being produced by the ad- individual. The White I.egii*>rn vahcetl,breeders qF this or any olh- would not he .eleeled for a market or cotmlry? From .some of the Do You Want the Finest Tea you ever Drank? dyed-in-llie-wool ttdvoctiles of util­ ity the claim lias.been ma*l** -that one can not serve Two masti*rs. ami ern climate. that a sacrifice must be mail*- one Finest Japan Tea. Put Up Especially for Us. Maintaining Quality While Pre­ way or the other, eilhet in the serving Vigor, .rids . Js .licrntnpfeather or the egg-prodtirtng grow­ by introducing blood from ers of the fowl.*. Front snmo Qf Imhed In time and by a process of the leading breeders wlm have tinii* line breeding. It is somt-lime* worked along advanced linns,' tin- disastrous to introduce new blood. claim has been made that Hie two If a conflicting sIrinnJs used the can lo ft great extent he combined by proper breeding and selection, a single "eason. But new- blood, and tn this lhey are in th** main I jf obtained from llie same strain as the original flock, i. from a Poultry breeding—poultry- knowl­ strain that lia< been -bred in line edge—is yd in its infancy, nnd for years, will add vigor, nnd qual­ within th- past few years much lias ity to the Hock. Some advocate be.-n accomplished and much more adding new’bhm*! through the fe­ When people buy DRUGS they are will be realized in tin- future. male, others . prefer selecting a Homo of our experts hut a few choice male ami mating him witli particular about having everything years ago scoffed at the idea of fli<|200-egg hen. amj yd today fowls properly compounded. As our repu-, । have, made this record and over, Suppose a brt-i-der begins wilh. a tation is at stake, your needs in times not only al some of (he laying flock of two f.-niales and one male. i contests now held in this nnd nlh- They of sickness will he carefully attend­ have been linn bred ami er countries, but on the plaids and therefore an* imt closely related, ■ farms of the leading poultry breed ­ ed. I Hiring first year this pen will ers in each and every slate. True produce lhe a large number of pullets | they are not. plentiful, but in the and cockerel*. Al the beginning hands of some breeders who have worked along egg-producing lines many heavy producers are ob- and hens <>f Hi** original pen are Inim-d. hi the majority of cases with one of the best cocker­ North Side Phirmeclit Hastings, Michigan the breeders working along lli<* mated K.rom these two pens we '■gg-producing lines conduct tlie els. have fwA line* of production. The so-failed commercial plants, their cbckrrcls from one line can be sole aim being to produce fowls mated tn the pullets of the other that-will furuisb a good supply of line and vice . vena. By milling Lvcky Man! eggs for the’ near-by market, and new blood from time to time, of One morning two njen who chanced they have bred only as a rule) this same strain as Hie original to meat at tho club were talking of many puzzles to the philologist. There with that idea in view. Any pen. a line of breeding ran be es­ a young fellow of dlitingulihed family is no doubt that France Is the coun­ fowl, regardless, of shape, feather, tablished excelling in color, shape. whom they both knew very wgll. The try of the Franks, the free men. or comb marking, color of eye, etc., . young man had succeeded in diasipat- that Austria is the eastern empire. was bred if il had during Hie first ' Ing the entire fortune left him the But one would not so easily guess that year ma<V* a creditable record in 1Slop Those Early Bron­ producing >ggs. As a rule, lhe "Russians" means rowers or seafarers chial Cmighs year before by hla father. fowls making-goml records were of "I m really, awfully sorry about IV —a word of Swedish origin commem­ good depth n fliudy. strong and , Tliry hang on all winter it not said Dolan. "He must be in a bad orating tho Scandinavian vikings. sturdy, am) by each year, breeding ,cheekeil. nml pavo the way for The Britons have been supposed to to such, the egg type idea was M*riou.« throat and lung tliseare.*. . a bntlle of Eoloy's Honey mid take their name from a word signify­ formed, viz, that only those fowls Get . Tar Compound, and take it freely. shape," said Donnelly; "but lust think ing variegated, in allusion to their with long l>odies,.deep keels, etc.. <Slops j'ougti* nnd coldn. heals raw how much poorer ho would bo if lhe staining their skins with woad. Most MjC’re producers, nnd for a time J-inflamed throat. .Idosens the puzzling of all is "Gormans," which is (until the, trap-nest users dispelled old man had left him more!" not tho Latin "germanus." own broth­ the idea) the egg-type'fowl wail!phlegm mid is mildly laxative. B*-*l .fr^cliildren and grown persona. er, but of Celtic origin, and has been given much publicity. Wa^ftpiale'*.—A. E. Aluiliollmnl.—j A German chemist al Hanover variously Interpreted as meaning “the Today it is known that the finest Adv. , ' . ' ' |’ has succeeded in making han! coal paopls" or “tho sboutore." .marked fowl, up to standaiyl re- ' out of lhe elements of whiciujhft quirements, can lay as many eggs Canadian *famn»ra ar.* gradually coal in mines was formed. Hia es­ If bred along those lines as tho so-- idiscarding the heavy fence rails Barcelona, Spain, docs n large called egg tyne and it is here that > timate is that it took 8,000.000 years which have surrounded thoir pro­ for this coal to assume its present business in the manufacture of a class of brt*eden» is working. perties । for dec.-ple.*. .and are erecting condition. drinking cupa. To first produce fowls that are serviceable wire field fencing. ’ No More Cpld 'Floors J. W.TIBBATTS, Hastings, Mich. Buy “ARBUTUS” 50c THE COFFEE 4 Jl®nton Hastings, Mich. RELIABILITY Ominous. A New England mat) tells of a man tn Westfield. Muss., who had been married four times and hod been so Such a matter of course had thia man'* wsHldtngs come to be tn Wcatfield that when, after a year of wldowerbood, he announced hl* fifth engagement, one of the'neighbor* aald: "Richard, I *upi>o»e getting married conic* pretty natural to you by thi* lime, doean’t !t?" "Well." said Richard, after due re­ flection. "thi* fifth marriage ain't go Ing to *ecm *b natural. Old Parson Bcgg'e off on a trip to Euro,..- and he's never failed to tie the knot for me. “1 Mid to Mary that 1 didn't think It would feel like a wedding without Par *on Begg; but ahu satd that It waa her turn to choose, nnd that she meant to start out with that young mlniitex that ju«l come to town, and that If he did well she guessed she'd stick to him. She didn't explain what aha meant, but It sounded kinder ominous to me." Leave It To Us! Why Not? We are in position to give you the* best service possible tin the purchase of your meats. We aim to give you satisfaction. You can't go wrong in leaving your meat troubles to us. Just phone to us and we will deliver fresh, juicy meats at your home. BESSMER BROS Phone 1ft! Tlie Meat Market Men Hasting*. Mich. THE GIFT STORE Let Big Ben tend to calling up the hands Lot Big Ben tend to calling up your help. Don't bother about doing it yourself. - He'll get them up easily enough if you give him a chance, and he'll do it on tho dot at any time lf ho doesn't rouse them on tho very first tap, he will repeat hia calf 30 seconds later and keep on calling until they are wideawake. And he’ll guarantee to do it year after year every dav in the year, if you only have him oiled BESSMER Th Jinlir Big Bon was made to get tho people up on time—why not de­ End on him and save half an ur’s sleep? $2.50 OPEN EVENINGS Lverywoman Two venerable theologians In an up­ state town ■were very friend’y, despite their differences in belief. One. who was about seventy, was an Episcopa­ lian, while tho other, who was slight­ ly younger, was a Presbyterian. The predecessor of the Episcopalian in that town had always liked to be addressed as "Father N." Having got used to this title in cr-vena­ tion with the predecessor tho Presby­ terian minister used It several times In speaking to the new rector, who did • Wife, Mother or Sister.-get after that Husband, Sop, or Brother and tell, him that you would rather have a fine photo of himself for a Christmas present than anything he could give you. Also tell him'that the Howe Studio has a special proposition to business and professional men (over thirty years of age) good only during the month of October. See that he attends to this at once—He’ll be too busy later and we'll all be the loser. Several time* bo asked the Preabyterian to omit thu title in hla direct I coaverantlon, but without penult. Ono day an explosion came. "Seo hifre, Doctor B.." said the ven­ erable bul irate rector, "for lomo time J have been asking you to atop calling me 'father.' If you do It again. 1 shall caU you mother.' and If you do ft again HAer that I shall coil you 'grand­ mother.' " . Tho threat had the' desired effect. Stebbins Block The Howe Studio Utilising School Grounds. Bridge* built of timbar, and par­ ticularly those of the-How* trua* typa, have shown a remarkable longevity, eapedaliy where they are covered ta from the weather. Woman suffrage proved llu» most It takes, three seconds for a cable popular of 1.167 subjects treated Jn the package sent mil by the depart-, ine-tsagr lo cross Hie Atlantic to tm-nl of debating and iRiblic dis-: Eludaiid.. J^tble costs about #1.000 ............................... a mile to lay and the total Sfijo ’ eonsin from last July lo April of'laid al the bottom of the sea f resents a-value of. #250,000,000. . Making the school grounds a minia­ ture colony. wilh the pupils busily en­ gaged in ail kinds of productive occu­ pations. Is the device of the Blriey House school, an open-air school In . England. Two hundred megaphones havo been ordered by the British war of­ fice for military u.*te. They will be used chiefly- hy artillery o til cere lo give commands al a distance. COAL C. E. HARVEY < We have All Sizes of ANTHRACITE, POCAHONTAS and other SOFT COALS and at prices that will be satisfactory to you. Now is the time to place your order, as delay may mean higher prices to you. We think it behooves the consumer, under existing conditions, to carefully consider his wants and not wait until cold weather to buy his COAL. It is certain that there can be no further reductions in the present prices, and we should like to have the consumer take advantage of the present prices while we can offer them the opportuuity. ' ♦ v ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ AlLW w'A"\ A VC 4 I KT encnc — .and > can sell you A S in the market for GRAIN, SEEDS, DntMC BEANS, T'-T'. ETC., Flour, Bran, Middlings and other feeds at current prices. Give us a friendly call. . ▲ ♦ 0 Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. Dealers In Grain, Beans, Seed, Ha,, Coal, Cament, Hides, Pelts, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS. MICH. �THE HUTTNC* BANNER. OCTOBER I. 1911. A GROUP PICTURE OF THE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN IN ACTUAL ATT] Hastings Man— __ | Louis R. Greusel, | | Makes Big Success Mr. Louis R. Grctmel. just an ordinary every day boy, from Hastings, K enrolletl at ’the Mjchl^n lJmim£s> & Normal College Just a few years ago for the intcitsilicd business training-offered. Mr. -Greusel is now General Manager of the Central Electric Company at Battle Creek. HE SAYS: "Michigan Business and Normal College ' ■ . . training put me where I am-today.” . Mr. Lours R. Greusel is well known to many people ot* Hastings and i • Barry county, lie was b"rii in Barry county and graduate<l-[f<nn the Hast’'ings High School. Hc'is the son of Mr. Sylvester Greusel who was a resident n uf Hastings tor thirty years. • i Mr. Greusel’s letter to Michigan Business College is here given in full: Battle Creek, Mich. X Muy rj, 1914. < •Attention --C. J. Argubright, Pres. -flattie (‘reck, Midi. Dear Mr. Argubright: • In reply to yoiir letter of recent date, regardingTlie writer's experience al tlie Michigan Business &-Nurinal College, I can say that whatever suc­ cess 1 have attained in lhe past eleven years has been directly due td’the Kcal Business Training I received at this college. 1 sincerely believg that every young mao should have this business education, as without il success is nw>re luck than anything else. — ■ Since 4 graduated trotn -your-school!-have Iieen instrumental in send­ ing you a number of students, and I have noticed that all of them hold |h>silions today that have been attained only through the careful training and.preparation they received at your'hands.* - ■ ' • With, the kindest personal regards to both Mr. Sillers and yourself, I . remain, . ’ Yours very truly, (Signed) L. R. GREUSEL. What Will YOU Be at Forty You Now Stand at the Parting of the Ways! . It Is For You To Choose What You Will Be in the Years To Come! You,arc standing at the parting of the ways—one road leads to affluence and plenty, independence, power—the other road .... ■ continues a life of drudgery, the time clock, the pay envelope—the weekly stipend.' FOR YOU MI ST CHOOSE NOW*. If yort nn* rontciil to Iratcl (hr “low road” well mid Ijood—but IF YOU ARE LOOKING AHEAD TO THE BIG JOB. THE MANAGER'S CHAIR, THE 1‘EM.E .WORTH-WHILE W ITH ALL THE PRIVILEGES THAT IT IMPLIES. YOU MUST PLAN FOR YOL K FUTURE .NOW. YOI MI ST OBI AIN THE EDUCATION WHICH WILE FIT YOU FOB IT. Upon your diofer, jiow of lhe mad you an* going to -travel 'defwnds tho kind of kfe you will llvn in lhe yems w come. 43*45-47 West Main Street You Are At the Parting ol the Ways Years ago n Business Education was not so necessary as now. Then a business usually grew only as big as il wan p<NMllt>IO for one nian to handle—letters went written in long­ hand. n goom- <|uill was used for a pen. tallow caiolles mid lanlcrim furnished lhe light. To­ day. imt few bu-nness concerns cun lie num­ aged by one maty. A General Manager is at the head, ^ib'jxlimte’ to whom is the Sales Manager, tn? I'urehasiHg Agent, production Engineer, Grie ral Superintendent. Advertising Manager, no- Chief Accountant, Financial Man -umi each of these departments is again divided into its subheads. ' The ..Manage: - :md Department Managers of practically nil uf the biggest industrial conrm n* in Sonlbcrn Michigan are MICHIGAN lit S1NESS A NORMAL COLLEGE graduat- s. These men <-m-u more ’money Meh year thmi pri>fe.*-i?)unl men uf any kind. They earn far : niore-ill,in Miiall tradesmen or sliupkrrper.s. Tliey cam double, treble, quadiuide. yes, ten times the salary paid to the man wlm works wilh ius haivIs. Ifyo’li look over the eollego register ufid sic the. names of those who grndnnt/Ii ten years ago. and then look where lhey are bahy, you will 0- s.-iti-Ded that MICHIGAN BUSI­ NESS A NORMAL COLLEGE ITaining pays back thousands of ifatllars.fnr every dollar in­ vested iii it. The records show more than four thousand surceiuful graduates. Some of them own great business Industries—they nro general managers, they are sales managers, purchasing agent.*, office managers, chief areimntanls private secretaries, cashiers, audi­ tors, credit men, etc. 1 'GIllPII DICTATION. I SE OF VARIOUS OF­ 'Argubridil and other Bu-iness Experta. Many FICE DEA ICES.—EVERYTHING TAUGHT gradual'have said that the Iwttires aloni’ UNDER ACTUAL BUSINESS CONDITIONS ar<- worth ten times the price,of tuition. The BY AN “ACTUAL Bl SINESS METHOD” THAT only way y<m ran appreciate‘tin- value of M. MR. \RGt RIHGirt HAS BEEN TWENTY B. A N. «!. Training is to gel tl for YOURSELF, YEARS PERFECTING. IND THAT IS NOW and use il us YitL’R LADDER TO SUCCESS. ino PER CENT EFFICIEVr. THIS MAKES Il I* u strong und alurdy‘ladder. H will not YOU PH) PER CENT EFFICIENT WHEN VOL bru t IT WILL NOT BREAK. IT WILL GRADUATE . STAND HIE bl HAIN OF ALL LIFE’S WINDS Through all of this Iraining is interwoven AND STORMS, AND PLT YOU SAFE AS HIGH *l"v:al lectures along different lines by Mr. i AS YOU CAN CLIMB. "THE SCHOOL THAT GETS RESULTS" BA'ITLE CREEK, MICH. If you have any doubts about your ability to el re me the Business Training, which you will get at this scl the vi cause you have not sufficient information upon the t. We gives all information to any one interested, and we w ggest ther investigation of this subject fortheir sons and di a. Itw This is the only institution in Southern Michigan whe good an education you have, It don't count in business. No 1 ing at this school will fit you out for business BETTE.R than you may take. Instructions are individual to each student, bj at the same speed. Mr. C. J. Argubright, our president, will 1 Cur beautiful Catalogue Will & Cheerfully Jent Jo jfiny Address -DAVID FILLERS, Secrct.ry Entrance Through Bijou Theatre Lobby Office hours—8 to U:4S A. M.-r 1:15 to 5:00 I*. M. Saturdays 9:00 to 11:45 A. M; 1:15 to 4:00 P. M. ENTER ANY I knu not a Your oven radio Diffei Is iru (Juaran^a food 0 ing graduate or ifui Michigan Business and Normal College C.J. AKCUBRICHT, I'nwlcnt c WHICH WILL YOU CHOOSE ? ONE THING IS SURE Vi’IIEN YOI ATI END THE MICHIGAN itt SINE88 & NORMAL COLLEGE YJ>1 WILL GET THE REST THERE IS—THE VERY CREAM OF THE SHORTHAND UORI.DTHE VERY BEST KNOWN IN TYPEWRITER TEACHING AND TYPEWRITER OPERATING. —MODERN III SINESS METHODS OF AC­ COUNTING.-FILING SYSTEMS -DOWN TO THE MINUTE” EDISON BUSINESS P1IONO- AT DAY Blallzei 9W Ilml public 10 two a > meet We Urge You to Atter e N and Normal Coll pec; the School 1 Gra George N. Bliss, Production Mana-, ger for the Thotnas^B. Jeffry Manufact­ uring Company, Kenosha, Wisconsin. Mary Sevison, private secretary to . the chief of . the Production Department of the M. Rumely Company, LaPorte, Indiana. 1 E. D. Lanigan, Michigan. Sales . Manager fof the M. Rumely Company, Battle Creek. Ada Willitts, private secretary to E. C. Hinman, American Steam Pump Company, Battle Creek. Harry VanWagner, private secre­ tary to Mr. Hills, Assistant Sales Man­ ager, Packard Motor Car Company, De­ troit. ' C._ W. Brainard, Secretary-Treasurer Union Steam Pump Company, Battle Creek. Fred L. Christian, Cashier Savings Department, Old National Bapk, Battle Creek. ’Earl Marvin, Receiving Teller, Old National Bank, Battle Creek. .Robert J. Rae, Receiving Teller, City Bank of Battle Creek. • Lorell Curtis, Assistant Cashier, Merchants Savings Bank, Battle Creek. John Meister, Chief Accountant, Hygenic Food Company, Battle Creek. O. G. Cessna, Purchasing Depart­ ment. M. Rumely Company, LaPorte, Indiana. O. O. CulvJ ment, M. Rutnt Indiana. ; Company, Battl Nettie Can! to Mr. J. C. 1 Schools and Cel ing Machine Ct| Bernice Bush! the general marl Park Associaticl Walter Hal visor of Agen<| Company, Flint! V. L. Gratin! partment, Cent| tie Creek. Ernest J. 11 Wolfe, Central! Creek. | Elnora Knl Guy B. Cady, I Earl R. Fi Buick Motor Cl ington. Elizabeth ]| Mr. Moreland, I Company, Loa I Clydc^lUd er King’s Conn I and holder of I speed and actl hand. Depar a Port team Pum e sccretar trtment >ughs Adc ecretary rellowstor fern Supe Motor C Savings D< Bank^ Ba Batt retary isccratary □tor True ifornia. atenograp r'Vork Cir । record f ting sho �PAGE THIRTEEN THE HMTINM BANNER. OCTOBER 1. »iL Mfr AT THE MICHIGAN BUSINESS AND NORMAL COLLEGE IN NOVEMBER, 1913. others of Men This Institution develops men. I know the needs of your boy. I know tho needs of your girl, you know and I know that they ary not alike. Your buy is not like any other boy that ever lived. Your two boys are not alike. • Your two girls are not alike. You even sometimes wonder how brothers and sisters can be so radically different Different In temperament, different in tastes. Different in desires; different in ambitions. You know that lids Is true. But— This Is My Appeal Direct To “ You. NOW LISTEN! Now Get This— The public school system says that (hey are exactly alike. The public school system says1 that wlufi. is good for one is good for tlm other. They tell you that every other human being is just alike nml should b<- trained in identically the. same way. Now do you believe that? Why of course you don’t. 'ng Position Jo &>ery ifund Juition re money, if you have any doubts as to the value of | the value of such a training to you, it is probably be­ . We will be glad to send the college literature which ggest to all mothers and fathers that they maKe a fur­ s. It will make a world of difference with their future, plalized Business Training may be obtained. No matter how bw limited your education may have been, a Business Train­ Public school education you may get, or any academic course fo two students require exactly the same teaching or advance b meet personally and talk with any one interested. e Michigan Business because This is Graduated: ing Depart­ . La Porte, team Pum^ Le secretary lartment of loughs Addloit. Secretary to ■Yellowstone pm Super­ Motor Car Savings DcBank*- Bat- Battle retary to line agent, me, Wash■ecretary to ptor Truck Ifornia. 'York City, record for ting short­ Emma Hessj* private secretary to the chief of one of the departments of the Ford Motor Company, Detroit. Frank Andress, Cashier H. B. Shcr,man Manufacturing Company, Battle Creek. Winifred Wing, private secretary to the Works Manager, M. Rumely Com­ pany, Battle Creek. Theodore Hattendorf. Chief Ac­ countant. Union Steam Pump Company, Battle Creek. Helena Stanley, private secretary to W. K. Kellogg, Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Company, Battle Crtek." John L. Kellogg, secretary Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Company, Battle Creek. Mae Rocke, with the H. B. Sherman .Manufacturing Company, Battle Creek. Frank N. Millar, Paymaster Postum Cereal Company, Ltd., Battle Creek. Charles L.‘ Marble, Purchasing Agent, Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Company, Battle Creek. This list could be continued indef­ initely. There are now more than five thousand of our young men and young women out in the business world who have made marked success. Many on the above list alone can be counted whose salary is greater than that of William Loeb, collector of internal rev.-’ snue at the port of New York. Now I take your boy and develop him along the lines that ho should go. If I (lud that he is going to be a good farmer,.! will give him a practical education and I wilt make him a successful farmer. If he wants lo study medicine, and that is hh ■’forte." he certainly should have Michigan Business A Normal Col­ lege Training. Many of nur young men arc developed -into practical lawyers, well equip­ ped. Many are Purchasing Agents, Eales Man­ agers. Chief Accountants, Factory Superinten­ dents, etc. Some of them become architects, somo teachers, and wc have turned out a few ■ preachnts. Bul now don't your own common sense tell you that a preacher with a good thorough bus­ iness equipment, a man educated along lhe lines of scientlfin clUrh'noy, a man who can organise a church Mong business lines, will be a belter preacher! and a more successful preacher, thap on/who knows nothing of bus­ iness efficiency? Now Remember This— Your boy Is not like any other boy. -He ran not be trained like any other boy. I want lo find the thing for which he is filled. I want lind till: work Ilia! lie can do bed. I wan' lo make him another Mr. 'Stiles—the world needs such men. If Im,has the qualities of a. good purchasing agent I want to make him ■.a.punduwiiif ageiiL It he lias tho - qualities that spoil bum's? as n law­ yer, I want to train him along those lines. I want to develop YOUIl-BOY. for Just lljal work for which he 1A best fitted. Every mother Is individually nnd personally responsible for the de­ velopment of her children. Your boy’s future .rest* with Y01.lt de­ cision. * Another Barry Co. Man Praises Business College Battle Creek, Mich., April i, 19x4. Mr. C. J. Argubright. Battle Creek, Mich. \ • My Dear Mr. Argubright: I certainly am willing to add-Tny O. K. to tlie work of the Mid Business & Normal College. I believe the student who is seeking a training that will fit him for a position of responsibility in some business office will find just lhe.training he needs with you. Your policy of “Learning to do by doing” is the right one for this kind of work. Yottr modern, up-to-date equipment and the careful training to go with it. gives the graduate of4 your school information that certainly is worth • • while. The fact, that you are.constantly on the lookout fur |Hjsitions fur your students, ami arc able to place them in good positions. is certainly worth consideration by any one who is contemplating such a course of study. Your policy of following up and helping them to secure better positions is also worth the consideration of-the pro.sncCtivcy.student. W ith kindest regards to yourself, Mr. Sillers and Mr. Heaney, and wish­ ing you' continued, success, I am, ■ . Yours very truly, CHAS. R. SYLVESTER. H. B. Sherman- Mig. Cu. (Signed) Trained Young Men Earn Big Money Mr. Sherman Stiles entered the Michigan Business & Normal College less than four years ago. He took the full Business and Shorthand Course. Today he is Branch House Manager of The Nichols & Shepard Co., at Billings, Montana. . 1 wish it Were possible and proper to publish the letters recently submitted to us by Mr. Stiles. the first two paragraphs: ' . . • Here are '• ’’lhe salary letters hereto attached, are forwarded to you for inspection, as I believe that they will prove a source of pleasure to you, due to tlie tact that they are evidence of only one of the many satisfactory results obtained by lhe training offered by your college, and t he further fact that they are forwarded to you by one who appreciates fu|ly every effort which you saw fit to put forth in his behalf, while under yuUr supervision. "1 do not consider these letters as evidence of any extraordinary intelligence, or anything - of that nature whatsoever, but they are simply proof, beyond the.shadow of a doubt, of what any student can accomplish if he will co-opcfatc with you in the efforts you so freely exercise in behalf of your students.” The other paragraphs are even more interesting, but they arc of such a personal nature that I refrain from publishing them. The "salary letters" referred to tell a story of success that reads better than lhe stories of sue- ' cess we read in magazines, ' ' ' I can give you a little idea of what lhey contain by the following dates: June 5, 1911, an offer of a position to Mr. Stiles by the-Nichols & Shepard Company, at- a vury-guud initial salary. ■ August 31, 1911, an increase in salary. July 1,191'3, another increase. •" December 24* 1913, another increase. January 7, 1914, still'another increase with the suggestion* in January 19I5, there will be another raise. Can you think of anything more satisfactory in the way of pipgress, or do you know of any school where your boy will be so well'fitted-to climb the ladder of success. • C/4. ARGUBRIGHT, Busintss E«p«rt �f<h trn:»:x HASTINGS ANT) CARL- ' TON TOWNLINE. Emory Wood and wife of Frtinkfori sire visiting their, mother, Mrs. Jay Barnum. * < Mr. nml Mrs. Geo. Bint and grandson, Clifford Iden of Bedford spent Saturday and Hundjy nl Jas. Swanson's. Sunday visitors at O.'B. Kenyons wen- Albert AHoft and wife and Robert Allofl of Hasting* and Geo. Alton of Carlton. Freil Wood and wife and daugh­ ter Marguerite of Hastinjrs, spent Saturday and Sunday at Jay Barnum'i*. John Corrigan of Irving, visited his sieler, Mp. Glenn Moore, Hun­ day. Mrs. Etta Bump of Granil Rapids, visited at E. J. Hump's. Saturday ami Sunday nnd also colled at O. B. Kenyon's nml Glenn Moonfs. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bird of Bed­ ford nml James Swanson und fam­ ily of this place, were callers at J. W. "Fogh'song of Frehporl. Sunday. Mr. nml Mrs. Mhck Hfcks of Hastings, called at Leo Cummings, Friday afternoon. Scott Priest ami wife of Hustings visiled al H. V. Wilson’s, Sunday. SUNFIELD. Rev. A. E. Wynn of the M. F.. con­ ference was aenl back here for an­ 1 ol her year. He preached his first 1 ’sermon for the m-w year Sunday evening. 1 •Rev. E. M. Wheeler moved lo his !new appointment at Caledonia Thursday. Auto trucks were sent from there lo move his good* over­ jland. OF THE Ureter Godfrey of Bowne called ,on his niece Mrs. S. C. Crabb Sat­ urday. The 8. W. I.. A will meet with :Mrs. Nancy Linhart, Oct. 2. Leader THESE PRICES MAKE AN INTERESTING STORY ■will be Mrs. Beatrice MerritL .Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Creaser enler1tained bis. sister. Mrs. Mina Barstow from Detroit over Bunday. She was on her way to Alma and Ithaca. The guests al George Ncad’iv Sun­ ■ .<2100 Chilli (hrreoata, fine quality, For Men and Young Men 'day were Mr. and Mrs. Hitt and be.*l style. giMMl efttora. vvery'coat family nnd Leon Nead all from worthy of a higher price, l-'innl C 1 fC ()Q Woodland and 0. Travis and wife .*22.50 Sult* for men and young men. ' Clearance Suh- Price anil little son. iucludilig «.apl»* I(M) |M>r cent wmiiejd. OQ S20.IMI Cloth mrrcogls. handsome A number from here attended suit*. Final Clrnrancr Suh- Prlcr«?A ■•***' • style.*', iiest wurkmanshui, a coal • lhe races at Grand Rapids lust wi-ll worth yiuii- choice. Final 1CQ() Thursday. S2i).o<) any Sult in the store retailed Llrarance Side Price Iv.J/ Mrs. Chas. Walralh entertained at. Ihi.« price by Grant Oli* & Co. IO /C Sts,00 Cloth OVcrcoul*. If a saving company from Nashville Bunday. Final Cleuraiirr Side Price ......... ° PAIR pair( ■ ■ of four and a half dollar* appeal* , They rd| look lheir dinner at the slN.OO Suits, a* sold by Grant Olis to you. you- had in-tier elide into . Hotel Burn*. & i'-o^- nothing n-serxed. Final 1 1 7C nite- uf tin-*.-. Fluid Clearance 1 *2 /IQ , Men, wc have but 12 Oxrii Bera from Grand Rapids Values from $2.00 to Clrurancr Sale Price ................... ±A«f Nub- Price ID/tO visited bis parents' Mr. and Mrs. pair left, sizes S2.50 a pair. Sizes I.?-• to SI5.00 Cloth (hrrvont*. ami the woriHenry Bern over Hunday. SI5.00 Spls. renlly worth more, but Grange Progmin. and 10. Hurry if you i* that, th.-y can lit- sold al such a _ _. Miss Huth Groff was very pleas- • 5!--. Better hurry if you a special price with Grunt Olis Q Q/ Program for Carlton (irpnge, No. nnlly low price, and then lo .......ul still Q QQ surprised on Monday Sept. . A Co. Final Clearance Sale Price >*.0/ can wear these sizes. 2<H. Oct. H). 101 A: xvant a pair. lower. Final Clrnraiirc Sale Price x.xo Ten minutes of singing. • 21. after school by her class, the tenth of the High School, nnd “The Monotony of Farm t.if«>"— other grade numbering twenty- -. A humorous paper or talk by laiw- live in friends all, il being Ruth’s I8th ’ renco Farrell. A buffet luncheon was •50c 50c 50c • 50c "What Part Should the Agricul­ birthday. served by Mrs. Croff, nnd theh a tural (killego Have in lhe Future UNDERWEAR Police Suspenders LADIES' HOSE romance contest was entered intn WORK SHIRTS dr ss shirts Development of Our Stale?''—by by (hose present, which wns very Geo. Hatch. 42c much enjoyed. Pretty and useful Comic recitation—Inder Nettles. , gifts All Slioo Color* Only Small Lol Only 3 tar Zl.00 wore loft in honor of the dny.>y-j If you were hiring n teacher for All left feeling they bad a pond n country school what would you lime. . J deem il necessary to learn about Floyd Fogle of Lansing visited nl her?—Mr. Covert ami Mrs. Hatch. George Crvaser ’s Saturday. <3 Instrumental music—Mrs. Ed­ Prof, Whistler entertained the M. ward laiwrence. Sunday school at the church. ’. Th work of Mrs. Mnry Sprague, E.by reviewing the entire s. .. among Grange patients in the Uni­ Sunday S. lessons for the *pa>l 3 months, .< Successors to Grant H. Otis <9 Co. Hastings and Remus, Mich. versity hospitals—Mrs. Cover** ■ He made it very interesting for all y ' Heading or recitation, "Flowers.” present. “* — Mrs. Lewis Stadel.’ Song by Norma Decker. NORTHEAST CARLTON. Holl call responded to by eachI Emmanuel BroombAugli • is 1 naming a vegetable. for I. N. Raymond. NORTHEAST KAI.AMO. NORTH NASHVILLE. Neva Potter ami Mra. Hoy Closing song selected by Iho ste­ working Miss Ethel Sindel is enjoying n I were guests of Mra. Carl Miss Gammon of Detroit Mr. nml Mr*. Howard Boyd ac­ ward. ’s vacation at home from her ; in Maple Grove, Friday, spending the week with Mrs. companied Truman Bolinger to Bay Augusta Brisbin, lecturer.’ week MY PERSONAL GUARANTEE household duties nt Mrs. C. 8. Me- j [View, Sunday. and .Mra. -1». A. Quick” were I- eighner. Inlyre’s of Woodland. Gninoe Program. • Mr. and Mra. Ed Palmer .amt ...........Mr. . and Mr*. Claud Popo of BACKS MY WORK , Mrs. Chas. Jaralerfer of- South j was a detegnte to Hie stale daughter, Elizabeth und I^la spent Charlotte. Program for'UUninn Grange to •rat convention ' Mr*. " L<atunlay with Mrs, Palmer's par- '••* hi* cousin, Mrs. Ilert Briggs and h<* held Saturday evening. Oct. 3rd, Campbell was in our vicinity Fri- « ‘ day organizing a l^trkin club. enls. Mr. amt Mrs. Gdorta AliiH-y of family. Mr-. Lyman Johnson.of Freeport ’ Citizens program. Mr. and .Mra. Walter Bunt ami Hastings. The visitors at the Wylde school cnlb-d o n Mrs. Frank Allerding . Singing by Grange. Mr. amt Ml*. C. IL Quick motored W. I. Marble visited from Thurs­ the past three weeks: Mr*. Nena .Thursday afternoon. Holl Call—Current events. In Battle Creek, fast Friday. day until Sunday with Hand Lake Randall. Mr*. leivelaml. Bessie Talk — “ In Whal Dm-* Good Citi■ Born to Hcntt Lydy and wife, a I relatives. Granger. Ruby Briggs, Dorothy ' son. Monday, Sept. 2isl. Mra. E. B. Smith went lo Kouts. Mveluml. Marion Gtrnsvy, Mrs. planned'a picnic to be holi| in tinMrs. Caroline StAlrs, son Arthur 1 Putnam Park. Wednesday after- Indiana. Monday to spend n couple Davis, Mrs. Mary Wyhle and Mr*. Heading—Sister Jrss.ie McCarty. nnd grand children . visited her “i m»oii. after school, bul it lurm-d so of weeks with ti- r daughter; Mrs. Claud Pop.-. Singing—«Male quartette. , daughter Mrs. Harry Church nml j cold they were entertained at Mr. Murry Kring. Matde Baker of Onondaga came Can ThisJ ami family of West Clarksville I Gb-nn Ovi-r*niilh spent Sunday here Saturday to stay over for Discussion—“Whal I<fnd Mr*. L. E. Pratt's n-sidem-e. Grange Do- For the Good of Our Sunday. I Mrs. A. D. Squin * of Traverse with JarkwMi friend*. Charlotte fair with relative*. Country and Mankind?"—Led by K. V. Smith wg* al Charlotte lipFrank Friend nnd wife of Pleas- 1 Mrs. Edd Hall entertained com­ Sister Edith Snyder. . A treatment NOW may save you pain and money and ant Valley were guests of Claud j phm- MiiGt «d. Boyne City were first of the.week. pany from CaHTbrnm one day Iasi \ Instrumental Musie—Patriotic. Ernesi Fi-ighm-r was at Hn«lings I Tllomns mid family Sunday. uuo»i- al Frank Purcht*' Insl wee!,, a set of false teeth later. Nly personal interest is in each week. Medley — Sister Iva Newton and Monday in - the interests of Jlr. James Young of Hastings visit- fl patient and satisfaction is given in each case. Mrs. Fgnpk Purchi*. ,Ji.. of Pratt. . »/ 1 • - MrsWClark Fool altemlnl lhe , Bro. Fred- Bush. . WiMHiinon visited ig- th* village Talk—‘ What Shall the Womenj ing bis slepsorf Chariwi Hickerson j Mr*. A. -g.’Taylor of Duluth. ’wedding of her granddaughter, ami family. .’ Klamhacli in Chelsea Do Next?"—Sister Lota Cox. Minm-*ola ia n guest of Mr.*. C. C. Mamie DR. FRANK HOLMES ’ Wanted—Master Vivnrn Thomas 1 Singing—America. . Harold Shulter of Grand Hapids Price and other relatives in this Wednesday. smite new teeth for his “lit- J Lura Tobias, lecturer.’ wants as a guest *al ■Geflrgn Franck'* vicinity. 9th Floor Hanselman Building. . Kalamazoo, Michigan. Frank..Briggs motored to Grand tie hrudder" that the man left al J W. 1. Noyes nnd family wore al Ledge Sunday. his house recently. ju MARTIN CORNERS. Charlnlle. Saturday. Charles Pennock'.* oi Carlisle, Mrs. Lewis Hilton is in Hastings Mr*. I’. V. Smith and Mira Minnie spent Sunday nt Edd Hall's. TAMARAC CORNERS. M parents. Mr. nml Mr*. caring for her daughter Mrs. Aaron I’uini.*.- 'd Nashville were guests The Christ inn Endeavor Society 1 Eleanor Briggs has been absent; Sterley and baby. elected ofik-or# Sunday evening as- j Mary BrAdle «f Hastings. •if Mra. C. C. Price. Sunday. from school the past week, heenusw Mr. and Mrs. IL F. Munn nnd Mr. and Mr*. Ruby Bivens of Iler daughter. Mr*. J. C. j| illness. Mi«s Annie Heideinnn of Lakeview follows: Maple Grove spent Sunday wilh of Bert President—Roy Houghton. ■ Ftiriils.* Hpuse of Charlotte, Sun- visited Mr. ami Mrs. Orr Fisher the former's sister. Mra. Ed. Wood­ dayed Vice Pres.—Forrest Houghton. fl al his farm here. Sunday. . ard olid family. Secretary—Miss Glendora Wort- g Mrs. Millie Fisher visited Mr. nnd Donald and Howard Bivens of EAST ASSYRIA. 3 Mrs. Frank Cogswell Thursday of leyTreasurer—Cleo Sears. JliiUb- Cii-<-k are gu«*ls of Mr. and c iMr*. Floyd Exerts.* last week. Organist nml Chorister—Mrs. 1 daughter in Grand Rapid-*. Mra. Miss Chloe Townsend is assisting Al icq Anspaugii. ; Zein Eim-ry nf Maple Grove and pleasantly entertained by Mr. and Mra. Al L>ntz went lo. family. *i»ciil Sunday with Mr*. J. ikira Andrews, Septemlx’r 21. .Af­ Miss Florence Cool ba ugh wilh her A pretty wedding look place al I DeHuil, Saiuiuay, to visit lheir I. Milb-r. ter a iliie musical program a d-- housework. . the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles Last week Tuesday being Grand­ The Grange met with .Mr. and licious two course -upper was Any lorm or figure can l>c sure of a of Kimross, Mich, last :il Grapd Mra. Pink and white dahlias ma Fry’s 82nd birthday, her friends Sears C. L’. Price. Fr^lay evening. served. Wednesday at II o’clock when lheir satisfactory fit and a satisfactory decorated the table. A line pr»*sremembered her with a nice post only daughter Allie and Charles Tliere wi-n- about 50 in attendance. Vada iphner wa* home Tire program was gnnd. Light regarment when ordering from our card shower. Grandma was sur­ Lutz of Fenton. Mich., were united will he wilh Mra. Will Lennon ami prised when she found so many complete assortment of fall fabrics. in marriage. They tbok llie even­ Mr. Fru*t of Detroit was a guest . Mi** Gerlii Prieu wa* al" V daughter,___i card* for. herself and. was pleased ing train rrto name day for Fenton, 'ofTRF'Corl right last week and montville, Friday. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark of Lacey to be rememlrrcd. / the bridegroom’s home, on lheir returned to Ann Arbor with him Tho L. AAik- ay Mrs. George Way Mr*. John Mater onl-’vlained _ was a welcome guest of-her broth­ there they slopped a few days Every lady who has ever bought from us knows we do just as < Moiidav. couple of nieces Friday, from Sag­ er. John Hill, Saturday find at­ Flory’s was well attended. .Mrs. with the bride's grandmother Mrs. Mildred Schilling left Saturday tended llie Farmer’s Club. Flory served a very lino supper and Fannie Gilbert ami also at her un. .. „ . . wc guarantee. .See. us at once. < -for Ann Arbor to enter the U. of inaw. Mra. R. E. Bowen le.Il for. tier new ail report a plcwanl-time. ch-'*. Geor'ge Bears’: ’lhey will hehome al G.'iie-m. lllimji-, Fridiy. WF-ST ATRHONTVILI-E gin house keeping soon «< Flint Misses Boulali Mead and Altin . Mrs. John Mater ami McX. Clyde Mr. Bowen is a teacher in lhe high CAMPBELL. Congratulations. Rarick tefl Friday for Ypsilanti, In Brown were iu Charlotte shopping. school. Gordon Livingston is "very low nt Lil tie Master Clarence Eddy H attend the minnal. Mrs. Gilbert of llie northern part this writing. Wednesday. , very sick at this writing. Mi«* Wililii Gorlhy was in Grand of lhe stale is visiting tier daugh­ Mra. Helen ’ Linekc of Flint has £ady Jailoring Ethel Anspaugii ofCarlton spent Mrs. E<l. Cunningham is quite 'Rapid*. Thursday Inking music. ter. Mrs. Sam Moon. been visiting at Delbert Taylor's. Saturday night nnd Sunday wit It sick al this writing. C. A. Pratt returned from visiiing Mrs. Tuylur and Mrs. Lim-ke visited C. A. Iluggett and Mr. nnd Mrs. 148 E. Fulton St.—Citizens Phope 2448—Grand Rapids, Mich. J friends .Strong. Mrs. Fannie Gilbert and Mr*. al<Kalanuizoo und Battle at Bellevue. Sunday. Mra. Taylor Fred Allen molore/f over to Athens opal A large crowd attended the sur­ Clara Scars called on Mrs. Lizzie home. My*. Lineke rcprise party-at Arthur Moll's Friday Gerllnger Saturday afternoon. !•'. M. Quick. I,. E. Prall, Menno returned mih^, Saturday. I for a longer visit. evening. . W*jnger ami E. G. Rnthaar attended .. ........ Mra.- Helen Lineke of Flint, vis­ Hoy Winey is visilinglii* parents GRANGE HAU. CORNER* I h- race* at Grand Rapids las! ited A. <). (). G. Program. at L.-n Strow's Iasi Wedi.eiday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer WiTiey. Born, the 15th. to Mr. and Mrs. nd Rapid*. Ernes Thf Banlleld A.’ <». O. G. will Bill Ba*s and family, Sylvester Minnie- Long is numbered among Perry Arnold, a daughter, who will i. Luther Frank Peter Hotlinar and Herman Hine.* meet at the Gleaner hall Saturday the sick. ami wife and son Owen at ­ answer to the name of Num Marie. Mnurer have storied home from a farewell reception at Ber­ evening. Oclobef 3rd. Let us start Frank Tasker nnd family of Lake Mr. grid Mrs. W, Russell were m I>. ll.llt'-V <OIU\ their-visit in Germany nnd expect tended nard Black's in Woodland Monday again with new energy, vim and in­ Odessa spent Saturday night and Kalamazoo, a couple of. days It si In lake passage October 3rd. Born lo Mr. ami Mr*. Carl Jxm*’1"”" a'"> Mr* "'“I Kinne; terest after our summer vacation. Sunday at Wolter Livingston's. evening, for Rev. Lyons and fam ­ Miss Mildred Holly resumed her ily. Sept. I7ih.,a daitgliler wtn>~> mumEach member is requested lo bring Hay Richardson is spending a " Many from around here attended is Jam- Elizabeth. oils spent Suiylny with-* Mr.*. school work in Grand Hapids ln*t Mra. George Taylor visited her a question for the question box. A few weeks with his parents, Robert the races at Kalamazoo. Saturday. > uncle. Charles Walniili ’ week. father. 0. McConnell in Vermont­ good program has been prepared Richardson and wife. ., Mrs. Alice Bristol spent a num­ V. B. Furni** was very sick la.*l ville. which is as follows: last week. . •Robert Cowden and wife or Ohio ber of days in Kalain.-zoo. th- past week, after hi* return from Mar­ Reading—Mary Putnam. Corl right and Sylvester Hines and family en­ have been visiting lheirUince Mr*. week. Iler mother. Mrs. Haugh, tinsville. Illinois, where he and his tertained I’aigT—“Plans for Full and Win­ ami friend-. accmnnnnied her home. hi nl her. V. W. Furni.*.* had been evening. the C. .C.' club Thursday ter Membership Campaign''—J. E. John Nickerson. Lo'.:ie Russell entertained from Geo. Hull nnd family spent Bun­ ... ...... , to attend the funeral of an aunt. ■ Bert Hart and family and Char­ Chandler. Tuesdav until Friday, Mr*. Minnie day at Hiram Livingston’s. was in Urn xilliig.* A.dmsday an.li Mrs I. I. L.iuz ami mr guest, guesl.lj |mvid Sweet who has been in Song-CffMter Miller. Mabel Slater spent Saturday Prescott of Aitegan. rirtirmlay .d last wck. Mra. E. A Phillip* wen- at <.raml Vl.rv |MHtr hl.a|||, f„r a mmiber of lie Cfo<* and family of Nashville, Discussion—"How May AVo L’.*e night with Mrs. John Ream. Fred SUunm was in Battle Creek Mra. H Quick ••nlj-tain.il a llapid* halunlay *md freni Ih. ie»V1.aM |ia<,,.(1 11Wiiy Sunday S-pt. 27 visited at Wes Williams’. Sunday. II. it. Downiiig nnd wife of Nash­ the Cleariiig House to a Better Ad­ Glenn Torry and family und Mrs. company uf ladi-s with “3m> la\l [Mr*. Phillip* w.ui on tp i.oc|H*r— ' s j,,.. |,a8 purchased nf G. A. vantage?"—Led. I»y Chief Gleaner Wm. Brooks spent Sunday at Art. ‘S,Mr.n and Mi>*8urplus of Battle week We<hic..l..y afl-iwmii. ville for a tew day* m*h . Truman the building and lot south ville and Boardy Parmelere of Bat­ and Earl McGlockin. M- V.... U !•*..«.!.. V._ I Mr n..,t Ur. I. « I..... .. m„l«r»,! ((f (#n(| tle Creek visited at M. E. Downings Creek arc "living in the Babcock Karrar's. Question Box. Mabel Slater called on Velma EgI li<- building, making a photo stu­ Sunday and Fred Bullis nnd wife, r°Mrs.° Jay Webster visited Lottie Coni Winters. Lock german Thursday afternoon. tn Grand Raimi*. 'day ami Mra. Lentz's mother. Mra. dio uf it ami when finished will be Mra. Frank Bullis. Homer Downing Wit!. Mean* of Di* Angele*. Cali-l Mary Phillips, .wlm had |e-n vtail-j a Hue .place, in a splendid location ami wife nnd Mrs.'Jm\- Downing, Russell. Monday. BARHYVII.I.E. LAKE VIEW. Mrs. Will Philips Ulld sons Har­ fornia'Uas a guic-t of Jntm-.i I tem-Jug tliere for uhoui n-ti day.* r-:~ ami while waiting for his building all of Nashville, were, callers nt M. The Aid Society will have a so­ Downing**, Sunday. ing ami Ins daughter from' Friday; hirm-d hpm<- with them. . Mr. and* Mrs. Sam Varney and old and Clifford, visited nl J. Mc­ In. fie finished will have his studio E. Della and Josephine Mater of cial in the basement parlors of the son Voile, of Stony Point spent Sun­ Graths, Sunday. • till Tm.-sday. Mr. ami Mr*. F. J. BalHrnek Of ••ii tin* second floor of the Mallory Boyne City and Mildred Pun-Ills of church. Friday evening, October 0. day with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith. Don Weeks, wife and daughter, Judge ami'Mr*. Clement Smith o| Charlnlte and •••'••••• <iiuu»lii.-i- xii * Hastings were un the village Sun-i Walker M<-C Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Charlton Reilha nnd Chalmer Norris, wffo Sagina« Miss Marguerite Dahl underwent Nashvilhi visited nl John Mater’s a All come. Mrs. Daniel Deller who has been spent Saturday and Sunday wilh and little sons, spent a few days of last week. . , day. . were guesfA r another operation Monday after- part Orville yalcr of Lansing visited seriously ill with typhoid fever is Mr. and Mrs. Watt Rose of near the past week with their parents, Claud Marshall of Charlotte last Saturday. F. VanBycfcln'and wife. . parents over Sunday. , on the gain. *pem.-Sunday .wilh hi* parent*. Mr. Rnnt Mayo wn* ffirtrtnu in the Grand Rapids. " ’ Iry "and son Herbie hi*Mis* Scofield of Jackson visited Preaching Sunday morning nl Will Philips and daughter, Jesslo“ ami Mra. Cliri*. Marshall. ITlminapple river Siimiey and wa* ............... Mrs. Cal Parmer of Baltimore ...ok with friends at lu-r aunt. Mrs. Mnry Gardner, last this place. Mrs. Chris Marshall is at Saginaw arre.-led by the game aiul |i.*h war- Petoskey ami Harbor Spring*. spent Saturday with her daughter are visiting relatives in Kalamazoo. Ixirabclle Warner spent Frida# Mr. ami Mr*. Ernest Gohlen and Mrs. Will Gillespie. this week attending Pythian Stater-|d/-n of Ettldh County for taking James Oflley left Monday for • daughter siwnl Sunday al the h(jme Grand Igidge. i black batw undersize and -ttaiiing Jamesipwn. Pennsylvania, where Mrs. Henry Mead and children of night at her grandfather Merrill's SOCHI RUTLAND W. C. T. U. of Mr. ami Mrs. Cnisn of Quimby. South Hastings spent Sunday with in Bedford, and Saturday visited Mr. ami Mr*. L. F.. Prall and , without license. H cost hint .over he has a position on-a large dairy Mrs. Ida Kjniic and 'daughl-r. her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Frank her grandmother, Mrs. Warner, in datmliti-t *, Marynn-l and Helen, amt BULOO. The last meeting of Iho Soifth farm. Miss Cressie nf Hastings, were the MIm Burr spent Sunday with relaMr. and Mrs. Ray Townsend nml Cogswell. Battle Creek. Rutland W. C. T. U. was held at Mrs. Kittle Benjamin visited her | sons. Robert ami Teddy, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Munn and Miss lhe offices of the Loose-Wiles tho home of Mrs. Yandenburp. A guests- of tffe former's sister. Mrs. ■ . Miss Flossie Wood uf Grand HapRar and .Mrs. C. R. Quick infitortii to Biscuit empuny. Kansas City, con­ "Health and Hereaditary’’ program Emma Whitlock. Sunday. Anna Heiderman spent Sunday niece, Clara Warner, Saturday, ■ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preston and with Mr.ahd Mrs. Fisher of Marlin leaving Sunday for her home in ids spent the latter pail p:::i of :-..f the •!.. Penfield Sunday am! .spent Hie day tain a large accounting room was carried out- Mra. Vandennurg Ohio, going by way of Grand Rap­ week wilh Mias Gerlruzlo Schulze. wilh Mr. and Mra. Fred Long. where many clerks are employed. was leader pf the meeting. The baby of Maple Grove spent Sunday Corners.'.Sunday visitm* at Guo Schulze's . ......................... .. visiting ...... Mrs. A. .1. WeM. is Imt At 3:30 o'clock each afternoon- a next meeting will be held at lhe with Mr. ind'Mrs. Ralph Devine. ids. ______________ Mr. and Mrs. Willis Lathrop en­ The average depth of the sands were Archie Hobart and family ami daughter. Mr*. C. H. Quick. bell is sounded and each employe home of Mrs. Glenn Kellogg, Octo­ tertained their daughter, Mrs. of the African deserts is from Chinese are resorting to beans to MiM Laura Checwman of Hailing*, Mt** Davis of Alb ...nv Mildred ...... n ...Albion WUS i« .expected to leave his or her ber 8. replace poppy culture, now illegal. Emma Hayman and fan^ily Sunday. thirty to forty fecL Press Correspondent. WimhI ami Mr. Tbnmas a guMt al C. R. Quick's, Friday. work and exercise. DON’T THESE FALL DAYS REMIND YOU OF THE FINAL CLEARANCE, SALE, Grant Otis 6]Co. Stock of Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes SUITS OVERCOATS Boys’ School Men’s Work • SHOES SHOES $2.19 $1.79 75c 29c 35c 17c L 49c WEICKGENANT ®- RIEDE Jatisfaction in Press Ji. J*. NASHVILLE Idegusen | �Tire HAIWM8 PANNED. OCTOBrn I. HU SoHtbwctttra Barry DtpamatRt HINDS CONERS. flev. .Griswold will preach al tbe trhool house next Sunday morning at ti.DO o’t’iock. ' Gusaie Kline and family spent Sunday al Wm. Bechtel's in tho city. Clark Robinson and wife spent Sunday al Ed Andrus' of north c»al Barry. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Martin spent a couple days Iasi week at Maurice Cock's and lliram Payne’s. Mr. Maxwell of HaatinRS Bpcnl Saturday and Sunday -with Mrs. Smith of tliia place. Mra. Geiser, who Lin been spend­ ing some time in Kalaniuoo. re­ turned home Sunday. . Hiram Payne, made a business trip to Kalamaxoo, Saturday. The Misses Mabie ami Rose Hop­ kins and gentleman friends of Kal­ amazoo spent Hunday wilh Mra. Jas. Brown. George Robinson and mother, Mrs. Ella Pierce ami Mary Payne, spent Sunday with Mr. Monroe Ar­ mour's people of Lake Odessa. Mesdamea* Lois Cock ami Luc.y Martin spent Friday with. Mra. Payne of Delton. Mra. LU»ie Skidmore very pleas­ antly entertained tin- Shultz L. A. S„ Thursday. Abohl forty flvu ale dinner. A (im: Uim- ami dinrn-r were enjoyed by all. Proceeds KDO. " ■ ■ EAMDimreN ‘ Money Saving “ 8534 NORTH EAST -BARRY. Christian Endeavor nexl Sunday evening al the usual turn-. Sub­ ject: The trust verse, Isa. 12^. Consecration meeting. Leader Mrs. Nelin Campbell. There will be a church fair in the M. P. church basement, after­ .. •-.--r-...... noon and evening of October 23rd. Every one is ’ Invited to donate aprons, fancy work or anything Hint is suitable for a church barnar. Chickeif pie supper. ' Haminic Armour and wife ai>enl from Friday until Sunday at Kal­ amazoo. Mr. and Mra. Lyle Shedd brought them home Sunday after­ noon wilh their auto. Clark Robinson and . wife of Hinds Corners, visited L. E. An­ drus and wife Sunday. Mrs- Ida Arnold visited friends al Kalamazoo Iasi week. Milton Nobles and wife visited -------Harry Werfinmi and wife Sunday al South Barry. , Jioh't slay away from ehun-h mirvlfes Sunday. We have very interesting limes in lhe study of Hie Sunday school lessons. Lome MILO. ami have a good lime with us. Mr. nnd Mrs. Klgin Herrington Prayer meeting and i-hoir practice spent with tho former's every Wednesday evening. Every motherSunday near Delton. ope come. . Mrs. Clara Dewoolf Richards, of Osci ’ ola Co, is spending a week at HICKORY CORNERS. the old-family home al North Mile, Tho sick list includes Francis Willi li- c sKl-T, licorgia. McCue. Mrs. Bertha Moyrer and Mrs. Ernnia 'Johnson ■ spent four Jxira M»(t. days of last week with Mrs. Blan­ Fanners around here are culling chard. corn and drilling wheal. Mrs. Fannie JaokMin who has The Hotel Evers al Gull Lake Ims spent several inonlhs with friends closed for the season. . in this part of Hie slate returned Bernard Baker has Iieen absent to her home in N. Y, Wednesday. from school the past two weeks. Beulah Slorr Ketcham is ill al Jacob Veenslra of Hickory Cor­ Iho home of her parents al East nels while driving homo from Milo. Kalamaxoo, Thursday crashed into Airs. Jenson is entertaining her tlie liack of a Imggy in which Mr. mol her and sister Mrs. and Miss A. A. Smith, hi» wife nod child, Overamilh of Nashville. were riding. Mrs. Smith was Mr. and Mrs. Will Hall of Hast­ thrown from the buggy and In- ings spent the week end with Mr. juriHl. The ambulance was call­ ami Mrs, Harry Jones. ed nnd Mra. Smith wns removed tn Seventy of thil frinml* of Mr. and Borgess hpndlal. , Mrs. H. B. Lewis surprised lhein Mr. umi Mur. W. H. Jones. Mrs. J. in lheir pleasant home Tuesday C. Jones and Alice motored to <H- evening, the occasion buiim lhe srgo. last week.' il'th anniversary of Mr. I.-am--' Miss Grace Botyen has been birth. A tine supper wa, servetl .spending Hie Week end nt. her sis­ und a splendid socud time enjoyed ter's. Mrs. C. C. I»etlengllls. by all. Al a very late hour the Archie Hoolsman Hindi’ a trip (c iiiiproniptu guests departed, h-nvHastings. Thursday. iiig wilh Mr. Lewis their best F. Kelly made a business trip to wishes nml a .substantial reminder Hasting*. Monday: ■ of Hie occasion. Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Jones ami -Mrs. Nora Blanchard enlertaindaughters Alice nml* Doris. R. B. <>d her nephew. Eugene Jackson, nf l^iwls ami son Maurice motored to Otsego, Thursday night and Mr. St. Marys Lake near Battle Greek. und Mra. James Jackson of llie Mini- town Sunday. Sunday. ' „ , ' The surprise parly on n. H. l.'-wMr. and Mra. Hurt Patton spent Is lo remind him’of his forty-ninth Sunday wilh Mr. and Mis. Burl birthday was largely atteiuh-d and Me Bam’. n good lime wns eujoyed by. an. Mrs. Rlaiui' Hay and Mra. L’wis Itefn-Dtiinrnfs were served". recently visiletl Mra. Parks,' form­ H. Joni’* nnd family al tended lhe erly of North Milo, who hud Hie fair nl Knlnmnzoo. ThuiS4jny. misfortune to full mid break her Several froth here attended the hip. She is a woman of pour knlainazm. fair Frldnyz in-alth and advanced age ami her Mr. F. E. Lawivnce And Mr. nml recovery seems quite dctild fill. Mra. S. W. Gai-m’H. motored to Much sympathy is expressed for Battings, Friday. her al Milo. Willis Rockwell Jins a new Max­ Homer Flower is tilling Iii? silo well ntihiinobilo. which wc believe is the lust one to Mr. and Mrs. F. Dietrich and bo tilled near Milo. daughter. Helen were Sunday VWiA loiter was received on Munday from Ella Hay Mcl,e<>d, of AIImtIu, School Notes. who fears her Intsbund will lie drafted into British • military ser­ Tenth Grade. bad. hut cli)ldr>-n must In Algultra we hnvn finished in- vice.run Too away from home. voliiiionwmd evolution nml are now milThe Misses Eva and Clem Flowtaking radicals. We are studying the Age of Ile- Gah-stiurg. Mr. l.ymon Dunn vivnls in History. . Them holin’ Sunday. physical cGography » veryrtn- brought Mrs. Huim-r Flower ami sun. tercsting. ’■ Wayne, and Mra. Earl Towne at­ Muth t.radr. tended the •automobile races at The Ninth grade have just fin- Kalamazoo. Saturday and report ^lie7l persdmft*" -descript fans —m»! Hitil HierWefeTi fihe sigiil. English and are studying India and Un tho evening of September 25. China ill-History.. Mr. unit Mra. Harry Jones left llieir Eighth Grade. beautiful faun home fur a half .W»’ -hav»' been, writing examin^-. hour, ujiid upon their return were asfonishei! to lieiir strange mti.'es lions tins week. W<> are studying lhe Massa- in the house. They limerously ■ rhUKOtte Bay tfatony ia History ami mitered to lind one hundred of their friends there, who promptly Ocean Current* in Geography. reminded them Ihal il was the 25lh ' Seventh Grade. jinniveraary of their marriage and BAGLA DISTRICT. i DOL'D C.OILNERS. DOWLING. . expH-ssed a desinf that they re­ week on accounl of examinations. new their marriage vows. At pre­ Mrs. Iz-cmard Wunderlich reMra. George Rock nnd Mrs. ci<-<> Chas. Bidi-lnnin is recovering! 'Je.»*e lUsbridger, wife and son of Mias Gladys Kellev of this cln-s cisely |0:3(i. to the beautiful strains rened Hie sad news Thursday of-PxiimH’k of Hickory Corners spent from a threatened- attack, uf up- Ib-dford. Alln-rl Henkes, wife and went lo Hasliiuy i'Ctday lo vi-il, of laughter, the bridal party en­ tho death of Laurfi Brown BrighlJ Thursday at E. B. Gates', pendicitis. / , |,ahy of Clarksville spent Sunday at! her grandmother; Mrs. MrQuarne. tered. tbe central parlor and took youngest daughter of HoyaJ Brown : -- . . -will Henkes. Mr. ami Mra. J. H. Valenljne visJ tn Physiology we expect te/®*- lheir places in Hie center of a cir­ having died of tuberculosis in; ll4M| (he latter* sister of Battle Frank Wilkes, wife and soil of nniine the digestive organs bf a cle uf admiring eyes. Tlie bride Grand ( Hapids, bep . .'1st. Ihc,c,vek thl, |iart spending a couple weeks with'rclaBanllold vi.-iliHF-Ray I reenuQi jind A|„|ri.w ...... was gowned in while embroidered Imnral »„ 1..-M tl.ur.day. family Sunday. are soiim answer^given in argenlim*. jnull and wore white seventh and eighth grade Gcogni- Lal-'rancc roses und a lieauliful - Mr. mid Mr*. Skillman Xisited Sn&steJ ^nl 4t“umewiMr,,Bxl!Lir....... phy examination. The cqiintor is snyle on tier usually placid face. nn Imaginary line going around llie The groom with llowing'beard amt with Clayton Price and family of' . Sunday afjernoon/ s,lus lb u"’- ,,ra«r of llie earth, which is very liol. an air of great dignity, wore tlie making the trip by aulo. ......... , Geyser is a spout .-"f waler burst­ conventional black.- They were Freeport, l>..lh IU»I» .nd Holla I... wi'n^ ,„u,:,i ni..,,.,; ao.|bn.|ali'.l,''l'i1': ing up in Hie air. . and fa’mdj until spring. attended by Mr. und Mra. H. B. the l ist to thresh beans tn Ibis. .\usmMu, tin;. pu«t wi-.-k. Ail IsHiimj" is where is it prelb Lewis. Mr.. Hluter, lhe retiring Cora Brown n[ o( Hastings, Hastings is. Milo pastor, performed - thu core- U?H|,eMicre°d’ "“-U re,K,r* ° bMsht''8! Mrs. Coca . .. . , , , ............. , uuij,m, f * visueu uer parci A gej'ser i» a mountain when it imjiiy, after which the Hev. Mr. vLsiluig her sister. Mrs. Will. Curl. ..> ..in.b, ...T.' f .u. «.,h> |„ -trwirt an.l mfe Hurry Waters and family spent Clarence Lewis and f.nuiiie* ofgels' la burning underneath and McCue relaied many humorous 1 Gliloiu Hagla called un Lucille .Sunday al. Altieri Warm-Fa-of mar Maple Grove, mid Fn-d Gamble mid Mrs. Iteid fia* relurne, blows the top off. tales of wooing ami wedding. Lat­ I Wunderlich, Sunday. Alma I'raii nv U).-. famib <-f Hading*. : from her dauahteFs at Dr ii " Primary Il«Mim. ■ er, ice cream und cake were sorv- j Mra. Snyder called on k. Harold Payette of Redford spent . Cha*. Mixer ai)d wife rlu Ph/sinlogy we ar*- ••tudyinu i-ti and u firn*'musical program was j Wunderlich one day lust week. wilh relutiv<*»-ai Erie. Penn. ’ I Thursday afternoon . umi evening lhe cuculnliou of II"’ blood, with rendered. The hanpy couple will ' CEDAR CHEEK. -wilh Will Jmich ami. family. >. Kahf Burroughs visited her SO acres, good buildings.... SX-VHJ nml Mrs. James Milan l lie al\hoim< to lheir friends ufl'-r the. aid of lite mirro»>’ope . Mr. mid Mrs. Richard Hall - eii- ami •r of SO ucres, good, buildings 3,000 Remember the ‘ preaching ser­ , lerlaim-d I KchiMil dosed Thuraduy for Un­ October 5. They receive<| from company from awuy the Maple. Grov.- \isi|,ir al Lyman week” vice next Sunday evening at 7:30- . SO acres, extra buildings3,000 fair. -week. I.eheiuli's Sundav. i l-nuik Day and family of JohnsI The Gingraphy class drew maps ver ware as souvenirs uf llie or- Como early for they are going to I|'■ past acres, fair house, gouil Mrs. I.. Wt C.ifkins spent 'Sundav: *"wn visited at Chas. Dulwis’, Sun- 10 laud rasion. Mr. Jones in a few well organize a young peoples meeting.' Mr. and Mrs. John Hallock g’inni of tlie school jwim. near Nashville, price riglil. willi lu-r daughter. Mi-. Floyd day. . Prayer meeting Thuraday, Or- < Sunday near Shultz. . 1 Iu the fifth KJHide arilhmelir wo chosen words llmnkctl. bis guests 125 acres, extra buildings, a . , Mrs. Marlin Chaiidfor Inis been Watkins and family Ifaslhiu*. Will Rice and Edd Cassidy have tobe/g will |. o at Mfa. irfirry JohnI forrtho fri<;nds|iip umi . kindly in­ are studying .United Sinh’s money. good form 1X259 Sum page and family vi-iled ii<r purchased Hie store of Heukvs A' terest Hint ...... brought __ llmin" '*“ '*U> his. son's, Every-body invited. 1 visiting friends nnd.. relative* in nl lhe I Ku|MtllMit <w * I lie-past week ­ sister. Mr«. Gro*anil family of . > • ' ,, n nml will tuke (mssesaioii Oc160 acres fair buildings..... 1H.000 homo in such ~ * a pleasant soriul Church and Society. There was a large crowd al ' East Quimby. >unduy. . ; t"ber 1st. ’ 120 acres, good buildings LWHi chicken pie social Friday ul,... night. ORANGEVILLE;' Church services same ns usual. ORANGEVILLE. --------------- ■ .j Hichnrd Powell and chtlProceeds 110.25. which will be us­ । Oscar. The W. C. T. F. met at Hie Wes­ •o- usOscar Diamond, Diamond. of «•< Dqlfan. D« m<>. GI.ASS CREEK. j dpm of Cadillac are visiting rela- id acres, good buildings:L>00. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. ed to 'finish the chprch etetip.i. leyan church Friday. Scpleinber ‘A’ >rv*l to lowntown lriiutMiay. 120 acres extra buildings.... 6,0Ud torvd liutMiay. Mr. DiaHay F.r-way ami family »ptml i BV’.s here. . Mr. nml .Mrs. Robert -Messmer of The Busy Bee da- of thi- Mdh-• Mra. Jake Albertson is able to bo inund lias not in-on tn thu village Sunday wilh Harry Dunn and fam- ■ A. wPHinun and family i«t 120 m-rt-s extra buildings .... 9,000 i Nashville visited the lalleFs pur­ aroumj againodisl Protestant diun h’ wili dy; a — .. .... -- •—Z’ .. ily. . | Baidleld spent Sumluy. at Frank Ml acres good buildings .... i.100 ’ cuts, Bunday, Mr. and, Mrs. Almon Edward Caiupbell Is suffering nalural. jrovortt social a week from Friday Herman Bronson went lo Kain-1 Whitworth's. with a bad case of blood poison in night, October Dth. The place isi Sheldon. Mr. .lack Fcm-t visited llie miiri& inazoo Salifrday to visit relatives, i Waller Ormsbe. wife and son. 120 acres extra buildings ... 3,600 Mrs. Frank Gage and children of his hand. hut known yet, bul will he given। and onion pidrlii-. ijRc.was mil a S -yniorr Leningloa and s.m'are J"hu and wife, .spent Sunday’ at 10 acres ooml buildings X2vW Assyria visited at. Ihdl Shoup's Mr. and NQ-s. Melvin Stanton very welcome visitor. next week. building a new barn Tor lloim*r ‘ Hastings with their cuusin, Chas. Saturday and Sunday. spent Saturday and Suinlay with Muny from here ulti-uded th- Warner. . 'I ^“ItThild and wife. The Canailian Northern has 8.1WI Mr..and -Mrs. Hay Gould-and ,Mr. their eousip, fclra. Albert Lee. .......... fair in. UQslinmt. Frank Johiisoii Jud wife of Chti*. ‘Mackiudiir and family atmile# of road cmnidded and 7.152! and Mra. Almon Sheldon were al Mr. and Mra. Harry Johnson nl-. A good many ymn'ig. people ftM-r>*1 Sliullz vi-tilei.l his.-jsler. Mrs. E. । lemliM lhe races, at Kulauiaxoo, miles, under operation in Caqudn.. Vermontville Friday.night mid.nt-- ended. I'huroli ___ at ___ Hinds ........................................... Corner.*, : al tlie Kiilanm/ou .............. fjjh- u/j4 hu ! Shjpuihn and family. .Salurday and remained-yver Sun- ILUTLNGS AND DELTON. M1UL The.coiigilv-|e<l mihniKe Ims cos! (ended RcbOkab lodge. Sunday waning. week mid attended tlmfotc.iSunday owning. t t Im. Jutc-ti for eonrt ruvl.lnn and equipment Joe, O»ror. Oscar. John. John. Loviny Lovinas CampCamp- j i Cl-d Cb-d Brown Brown »r.. .mml' tr.; three <fib-Tii !' . . ~—;-------- >——•', I I »pe. ‘ »3il3.31 ■ In iweiity-llvi- yisu- 513 vul per-;bell and Myron Mason Ma.son altfiided alleiided the ibell mid lip- ’‘this place plart- lit»i iiGl .w.'ele.-l w.'.-k*.' ’ •■ . ' We Mill be ul Sharks IL Bauer ’* family. ‘blfie now mm. book'' ixkii, uuw conC.UII-I _ ..... o . ;—il. have been killed in Imjm by automobile races at Knlmmuoo. - Mr. ami Mr-. Widler.Blown mid way* aiul----.————r tains the mimes of 050 “best num-ILnw office iu HaaUugk, every IMWANT AOVS. Mr i‘“kduwUw r.ir BANNER WANT ADVIL PAY. j lies.? junky. ----- . ON Wall Paper, Window Shades, Paints, Varnishes All Decorating and Heavy Shelf Goods COMMENCING Monday, Oct. 5 at Drug Store 87925 .As announced a few weeks ago, we have pur­ chased the J. S. Goodyear Corner, Opposite the New City Bank and will occupy that location as early as possible next year. To make the huge task of moving our enormous stock as light as possible, we have decided to make a sacrifice sale on all bulky goods, now, just when nearly ev­ eryone is in need of “Brighten Up Goods.” This is an opportunity which you cannot afford to miss. We will continue this sale until the desired re­ sults have been obtained. In our new home we will be better prepared to meet the demands of the purchasing public of Barry County. When alterations are completed, with a clean, light, well ventilated store with ample room and conveniences, you will be given a service never be­ fore experienced in Hastings. Get the benefit of this Removal Sale and let us tell you about the New Corner Drug Store. Arthur E. Mulholland THE LEADING DRUGGIST “Where You Do The Best” Goods Delivered Farms For Sale Ezn Morehouse & Co. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER 1, ItK made Htn ttanghter and family, Mrs.jn most prolific producer ever since- <mI of emigrant-' wagons pnd pnssent:.'R. IVni-mi a visit iln* falter, part (il lias been under the t>mrad man­ gors nstrirte of saddle horses in the or Hie week. '■ InK«mci)t and by lhe way. this is hill year of IHtfi. Mrs. Baldwin re-1 old glory now wave* over the! mint her way of staling Hie axiom call* lhe Woryjolniive <<• «fa* or-i «< hool limiM* at Irving Di-tiid ,N<>.|that "It-pay« lo know how.’’ Mr. i-liard Hint a |on‘ of Yankee Bill .. ................. --. ...... ...... ..t. .......M''' “'•no «<M‘<I ... I. For some" time rpast llo* village!Conrad cotijd *I>H in Lewi* loving ally life used tn jpcml By HARMONY WELLER. , For Ila* pn.«l f«W days we have schiMil ha- been Hi- p<>**u**-or of nt Hie old ‘Tun out" orchard which I considerable time in Ih’lroit mid < XXpWfnneert u run of weal het ffl- nice lame flag, bul im facilities I was allowed lo,grow Up tn siirper- | while there *lopn<*>L At lhe "Partforablo far farm work. Tin* nib* wherehy Hie stars and dripes could I litmus growth of . tops while ill**. ri*h" hotel. Living tn a manner ’ «ln>s have Iieen mil lo good mhanl- he unfurl-d io - He* .breezes until hillside* were allowed lb lake on a i that wa* extremely -xlravaganL he Hod Bronson BMn tho ord (nary typo riK.* by the ■farmers, who have im­ (he l-arlmr Verm* H. JolutuMi look | growlli <)^*a*safra*. and mullen un- j snon rnu up a able bill til proved lhe lime ' by gelling flieir ■' ' • - < an(| ahiy.ns- lil Hie wiseacres said ns Imw th-1 the hotel and hi* father dying quib* of man tbe incident would never have happened. I jall seeding done a« well as pulling •i«h*d by ,Ern.*sf Dunlap pro- "blooming Ihijiq win no good. 1 suddenly *Parri*h" the hotel But Bronson was : the Imlimce of the corn crop in the . not ordinary Tn stock nnd ntllng up lhe wilos. wind flu* flag p«'b- Mirmoimling lh<* iicl-lmrm this orchard has |mrn<* most I tnh*-for his pay. Parrish then made nre very numerous m tin- section, ' * " "k* mJi<m>| house, a : abundantly -for M-vend years. Some j arrangements with “Yankee BiH's" jwi Hint then* may be n<> brook in few day*- ago. word. HU «reats> now tin- lieauli- years il lias pro<hic«*«l more Ilianjson to take over sortn* lauds wilh lhe mailer of forage and fw»LTnk-t ip<*s wave m 1 heir during others, bul there lias l>n*n hI iIih umleralandiiig between lhe paren as a whole more Ilian nn ordin-1 <>ver lh<1 land of । prolilublc return from Ihi* orchard; lies concerned Hint they could reodd phllanthro ,.\ery year. Not many years ugo ;drem the lands by paymetU nf the 'nlanted-in this locality this fall. !i lhe writer can rerollerl when nn [debt nnit pnying for any adHitinnal The I Julies Aid Pocirty of <h-j| apple ilryer Aid a more or b—« lu- 1 improvements Ili.-H Mr. Parrish counter Of one of Trxing M. E. church will serve dm- a i-rative husines* This «>r. hard is might make in lhe land. 80 Mr. the department per Friday October 2. The dinner y i-Pnrrish planted Hie orchard, or stores Bronson ! rather IiihM it planted by others, .I girl's by. McCann, I'errj- nnd Wilcox.. \ in.* *ighl->>f this 1 rarimis- grade* of slock from and was to tiny slJM for each tn*e voice lamenting 'cordial invilalion is si’iil out tn lend* to fast dha't grew. The iiiiprovviiieuls were the fact that she The new section man .1. C. Milb-r. ji>f the young is <ml .... ..... .. so heavy Hint Yankee Bill's heir did of Nashville. exh<*cl* lo move to the fi<-t meaning of good loyal citizen-i grading of the could not have not redeem the lands. Il is Mid that Village soon. Mr. Miller ha* 'made ’ ..hip. . Iv hauled aw:i iir. for shiii- nbgul 3400 -.u>pl.- !" ■•■< were made । the dainty pendhrrangernrnis wilh' .-Mr*.. (Wnelin I Tiimnns Gjllctl left Friday for bulk of tin* li> grow upon this land hy’Mr. Par­ 'Kennedy, whereby he hp* renie<| :i,chiraco and experts to return to! .. far marketed rish. so the improvement* of the ."They arc my birthstones," she told Igirt of Mrs. Kennedy's hfaise; They i Irving tin* IBsl.of lhe w.‘ek. Mr. from Ibis sial ion. Tin* story <if how upp|e Irees alon*’ cost A'LUfxi.OO. • Xpert to move lo (his village fie.xl < Ide'ii will visit a llrm nf nrtiflra! this big orchard raim* in 1»* plant­ fader on Mr. Parrish sold jhe or­ would bring me. No," she shook her week. ‘limb iiinnufacHirers l<» have *»mi • ed in early,days i« -xlr-m-ly mi-r- chard lo the Snow family nf Yan­ head and banded back the velvet case. kee Springs. Till- on-lmrd is worth will nwwe into Iho home rormilly II. E.-Al fjprinus. Baldwin residing at Bowens Mills a greal deal more than SIJM) a tree "I would have to go without lunch •’Iirchnsed of Willi.im Fjtleld. Mr. manager n nnd Mrs. Goodenmight expoci jo |h* ' ncr<* :m|de who was lw»m Del. ST liW. near 1.3- ging for I lie original owners tn re­ Bronson was uncomfortably suscep­ it^miciled in .... ir n<*w tiome li<*-;<loiirad, ex,-.... ... deem il for that much per-lree. Michi- Thus whnt nl one j line looked like tible to tho timbre of tbe voice. fore the wenther becomes cold, i apples the llr*l of Hh< week from Gniiigp. Ohio, She raim* William I', l.tielhe of Caledonia; this poinl. This orchard has Issm expensive impnwcinenls has after a lap— of three generations htrtu*d links when tho engraving is finished. oil! to be a - wise venture nnd wc are seeing demonslrated down Illero in Yankee Springs tlie results address and turned from the counter. of carefully, applied Mlonlfilc Bronson did not look after her. He knowledge in srourhtg paying di­ was not interested in her os a woman. vidends from lliis okl orchard. Xo "Show me that opal and diamond far d**iihl Up* roAtilb v.* see ‘today ’ J‘“ pendant?" he asked of a clerk who had surpass nnythim lhal thi* early not served Avis Brayton—for such was planters on thes. Iiuihlcv! better tho girl's name. surmisz-d. “Th< ran well be bo sai.. unit! Ilian they know." can "Send this t<5 Miss Avis Brayton,” of those who plarfied the orchard. Tlie fonui of men who have been dress. Ho scribbled a line on a blank Had you imt rather read a book before giving it away and know it is appropriate and fitting for tbe person to .whom you'arc giving it? arc gelling the work well along lo- the girl with whom Avia roomed she wnrd -compluljoii. Although there thought nothing of It and took It In, yet remains coitsidernble In he done without question. slid lhe ptoprielor Dr. Damon J. "But how could I know to send it Buller K able to see Iln* end of Iho wmk. If is gelling narrowed down back?" questioned Mary Ellen when Avia unwrapped the pendant "I sup-. so Hint In nlsmt two weeks more And by Christmas time you qan have them all read ami know what you the end of lhe work will be plainly posed it to bo something you had or*. are giving. Wc have moHt <>i our Christmas Ixmks in now and can offer visible. This has sure Ih.*cii a heryon an immense assortment nf 35c and'soc ones to .select from. Lots of new rulran job besides which Hercules ."Oh-h," gasped Aris, delight glowing , books in this jbe edition. Special among them is Harold Hell Wright’s comparison. Tin* painter* While “THEIR YESTERDAYS." The enpywright has expired and wc arc commid Ibm-wiiy . of Middleville, will pellcd to cldsc out alxmt thirty copies wc have on hand at 50c each. 1’irst "Avis Brayton—that Is the most ro­ rnmplOl- lhe painting of llie mill mantic thing I ever heard of! An c«nuc,.iirai4>ci ved while They-last. We are glad to have you look the books before this is printed; The color anonymous token of admiration!** • over while you arc waiting yotic turn to buy BARGAIN.WALL' PAPER at wltife. They will liu-n nnint I hi* Mary Ellen wrote love stories that oc­ jjpr*larg<? Fall 'Sale. Iioum* nnd wagon »hop nnd the barn 1casionally brought checks from tho l»-longmg to Dr. Butler hert* in In-- :magazines. “You will meet him some iiigj Several machines have been ,day and marry him—I know it!” n<|.led in the rquipinenl. of the mill and iho war ov. r hi Europe delay- entered the Van Wilde's spacious c.| lhe shipment nf one of the mn- , Phone 31 Goods Delivered chines from Gcnnany—or al least ner-muslcale. the specially annealed hail bearings were made in <ii*rmnny. Ho we see Ihnl lhe European war is uff.vling to a girl to whom be bad not been us down here in this liltle village. presented. She was extraordinarily Bul lb'ev go! Ufa bnll hearings al beautiful, and her gown of white chif­ Iasi nnd now tint big machine is be- :fon and swansdown brought out every ing Installed. The mflh-r. Mr. Chap­ manifold charm ot her. man. will arrive in a few days from The girl waa evidently one of th* TrrumsB-h. nnd his family will live ,song birds. She waa even then. ma­ in Iln* doelor's houoo on Oak 81. king a graceful.pilgrimage toward the Lasi week Iln- hnlanre of lhe work side of the grand piano. in tin* renienl line was done on llie Bronson sighed. Surely a girl so Hume approach to lhe wliehl house. lovely could not be possessed of very The driveway over lhe llmije has great musical ability. That would be Iieen guarded by iron railing* on an abundance of gifts seldom given to both sides, which adds much lo the safely of the public. Never had’ one being. However, the applause railing* l«Arn there before. Tin* that greeted her appearance beside the latest acquisition which Dr. But­ piano gave partial evidence that she When tbe TRUST took my BINDERS did the price go UP or DOW ler has av/uirot js the purchase of was al least of magnetic personality. Ihe^jiUi-Z-heese factory building, Later, he met the wonderful girl When the TRUST took my MOWERS did the price go UP or DOWN whirl! he famghl’ this week. No and tho very slightest of premonitions W'ben the TRUST took my PLOWS did the price go UP or DOWN doubt ibis will be overhauled and When the TRUST took my HARROWS did the price go UP or DOWN painted I" he put In sltlip*’ for a verge of a tremendous love affair, In every instance the price on these tools went UP and NOT DOWN. since room of some kind. ills unlquo trend of thought was InterAre these BINDERS. MOWERS, PLOWS or HARROWS any DIFFER­ rupteed by the voice of bls hostess. ENT or any BETTER now than they were when I sold them at a LES School Noles. • "I am giving you our star to lead In price? Most emphatically NO! They are the same, but with an advance l-r bn-y w-uk the churl £lQ8A to dinner," Mra. Wilde told him and price of from 13>5 to 25 per cent, which yon farmers have to pay. six In number, art making paper indicated the singer. If I could rave you this extra per cent on binder*, mower*, plow* and harrow*, whi "It is she who will lead—I can but riiains mul weaving rag rugs. you know J wa* doing, I can and will Mve you a* much or more on H'm/oiM, Httgtil follow,” said Bronson with a gallant lhe 71 h ami Rih grad- are oill- bow. Aoo/fai/and nil Hue* tliat I am selling. Remember I have the Somh Berni Riding which trust dcaleta are asking you $IU for, but my price ia pnlv gl”. Now it w lining lhe rnbmml-period ill bfcbiry. At the dinner table it wus Jimmy you and pay you godefto look Into these thing*. Remember the trust prfeeof FBor also making a list nf explorers jtnd ■I Belknap Sleigh, while my price on.the same sleigh wa* only S3 1. Some price 1* disenveriers according io national­ Rogers who made tho startling sug­ gestion. ities • "I want you to disabuse our minds Eldon Gelman, 8lh grade • Ij/d what might., have boon a serious on ono conviction. Miss Brayton," he accident fast Tuesday night, caus­ said with a laugb. "All famous people are supposed at one time to have ing him lo fa* absent one-lfalf day. The only absence for the week. He gone about bare-footed and all that wa* riding a horse from walering, sort of thing. Tell ua the true story of Controlled By No Trust, (r 111 Mn Wh lut III Pin Hastings, Mich which was iraveling along at a your life."* A general laukh followed. fair rale of speed, when just as lie Avbi Brayton smiled! reached tin- barn it audiienly stop­ "It li a long story and a true one.” ped. throwing ifa rider over it* she began laughinly, "and there is a head onto tin- cement floor. Eldon little of tho romantic In IL I really was was rendered unconscious for a lime, bul he was oosintenl upon-hls seined work that he only missed —you can see it tn all the best maga­ one-half a day. zines now—wore cooking our meals in At last onr ling has been placed upon Ilia sluff where It can b<* used. a chafing dish to save money. Wa VISIT THE— The M-hool is very grateful, to Mr. wore very poor, but optimistic. When E. R. Dunlap, who assisted by lhe wo w.ere at the lowest stage of the lad­ der I—" Avis paused and held up the teacher pul the ropes in .place. Df onr last year's class nf live Rih opal pendant, “was presented with this graders lhre<* of them. Madge necklace—anonymously.'' She glanced Johnson. Nellie Stanford nnd Arth­ Aprons—We have just received such a Auto Hoods -For women, children ur Srhiffmnnn are attending Mid­ dleville high School and all are do­ ble companion. fine line from 10c on up, including and the baby,-all in the latest fall ing good work, ncconiing lo re­ "I have never known who sent it the large apron with sleevek We are port*. fa*o Shroyer is noL attend­ but it brought me luck almost during styles and at all prices. ing seined nnd Eldon Gelman is the hoar 1 received 1C I would not anxious for you, to see our line. with us again. part with it were the donor himself to Curtains and Curtain MaterialThe school as a body axtend, their. Jackets—Foi the little folks. All the new fall patterns. All Curtain I hank* lo 4h<* Jliddleyille Hun nnd Accusing fingers were pointing to the Hastings 'Journal-Herald for Bronson. m'aterial 10c per yard. Curtains i'/t Sweaters—For the big girl and boy.. the eopie* which .are rent lo our yards long, one pair for 48c. school weekly. They are also philanthropic specimens — Bronson lli.-mkfiil lo fa-vern Wnlnon for the Auto Scarfs—For the ladies in l>eauGloves and Mittens—For everyone. Youth's Crfinipanion which he hero is the guilty person or I'm a Great values at low prices. brings tn selirkil weekly. The chil­ Dutchman!" laughed Jimmy Rogers. tiful pattern# and colors. dren are allowed Fridavs to rend lhe papers after their lessons are Bronson, baa given me all my suc­ cess," she said softly In that mellow learned. Visit our See our big Still selling Auer­ Wc don't see quite as many visi­ voice that had a wistful timbre. "I ioc Granite Depart­ have a feeling that one day—I can re­ tors a* w<* wnuld like. '■ 5 and io cent Dish Special in bach's Candy for ioc ward you." . ment. . out window. , pound. Bronson gazed at her until a soft Tauflarl-lfakcr Marriage. Glen E. Jagyart, of Rutland, and coloy.ere pt into her clocks, then ha ro............. ; I moved his glance and gave back the Mr*. Ma>- Johnson TB-B. Baker, were’ tintted in marriage al the home df Dr. banter that was being generously ■ and Mrs. VanVelsor at high noon. buried toward him. HASTINGS MICHIGAN Thursday, JteV. C. W. Ballou perfarujjng jho ceremony. Mr. nnd Mrs. Baker will reAide in Rutland. BANNER WANT ADVA PAY. | AT THE JEWEL COUNTER IRVING. The Irvins General Store At the Irving General Store may be had the opportun­ ity to purchase evcry*dax wants at the right kind of prices. 'Tis true some things have took a jump, but just look here at these prices: Three •'< boxes N.T. Matches....------- ——....._____JOc | 25c Three 10c pkgs. Tobacco 0 bars Ixuox Soap------- - C. R. WATSON, General Store GENERAL STORE IRVING, MICH. BOTH rilONBS—llMflnn. 1» *>r ' W« O//«r ffigh grade first Mortgage fionds (Due 1916 to 1919. /nclusire) <7o Wm + pT* Now is the time to prepare your * 110.1. ▼ ▼ 111IV1 wardrobe for the cold weather, artfl Your overcoat, winter suit, furs, leathar^, Oliva in fact everything in the clothing line can fk-wr+ l»e made to look like new hy our special VC1 Vvul pr0Cess. Don't forget that Dry Cleaning., isour business exclusively and WE KNOW HOW. HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. Appropriateness beat .conveys to the mind the offerings from these monumental works, to all who consult ns. “Non-Expenalva” expresses what we give our p> trona in tbe way of ezcluaivene of design, symmetry, attractive- well a» lasting qualities. Place your orders for fall delivery now, ao foundations can be placed al “The Man Who once. IRONSIDE BROTHERS Lost the Plow” □□□ Line of New Fall Goods I PEOPLE'S 5 & lOc STORE To See the Fiasst A. B. HEDRICK, Proprietor □□ Both Phones 4-391 123 Ottawa ‘flitenue tf. It). CARVETH & STEBBINS, The Rexall Druggists Jesse Townsend Met 6^c/o PtRano RapidsJrust Hom wfy Do You Enjoy Good Books ** Buy Your Christmas Books Now Mid.llenlle l.(M. IB, H..1B. Monument* and Markara Haatlnga, Mich Remember this, that the more trouble you are having with your system, the more reason you have to call on your local Chiropractor for adjustments, which will remove the cause oi same, that nature may restore you to health. M. W. SMITH, 0. G. 5-8-7 Hendeuhott Building CHIROPRACTOR MAN CKIzant Phone 317 GREATER THAN TOOLS '„1™rr '•---------J of lhe eltaffeur. If we.fnay trusL Perseverance and Determination Ar* Hie standard rates approved by tin* the Two Keys That Unlock ' New York stale insurance depart­ ment for workmen's compensalmn Door of Success. I insurance. While the ball player When Faraday, whom Sir Humphrey is raU*d at 437. commercial chafDavy called hla own greatest discov­ feura arc placed at 2:43. ery, had a chemistry bee buzzing tn his head, ho did not wait for luck to Stomach Trouble Quickly Cured. bring him a fine laboratory, or a great I People go on suffering from HUln store of chemicals, or a largo fund for aiomach trouble* for year*, and research. Ho went to work with a I imagine lhey have a serjoua dijpaw*. They over-eal or over-drink and kn earthen bowl, and, aa tho artist said force on the stomach a lol of extra when asked what he mixed his paints work, but they never think lh.it with. Faraday mixed his chemicals "with brains, sir." One who had much the stomach needs extra help to do to do With discovering a cheap process the extra work. If these people would take Tonofor separating aluminum from its dross worked to earn biR,own chem­ line Tablets regularly they would icals. used a few pans and other cheap be a great big help to the stomach in its strain of over-work. No utensils and experimented In his fath­ matter what you ent or drink Toner's woodshed. In both cases, the man oline tabs sweeten your sour stom­ was more than the tools; he forged ach and stop gas belching tn live his own key to success not any mor* minutes. The heaviness disap­ wtth natlve talent than with persevsr- pears, and tho stomach is greatly ance and determlpaUon. aided in its work of digestion. . , TONOL1NE Tablet* not only promptly relieves succeeding Imagine that if they only all distress, but if taken regularly absolutely cure indigestion hy bad toots or right help or great cap­ will up’the-flabby. ovcrjw»ri<ital, they could do wonders. Truth is, building the siomut-i*-anu simnach- and -make Ik-. __ J /-II. _ - ' ed walls wans of OI Hie mani* Ilia*, — -- >L_ —-L L» “■ hem enough to digrni thwho makes himself more than equip- lnoal h<,arly woa|. g| for a M days* went, and insists on working out hie treatment. own ideas whajgyer his gltuaUoa.—Er- Mailed by American Proprietary change. |Co, Boston, Mass. �' THE OCTOMR 1,1914—22 PAGZS HASTINGS BANNER PART THREE—PACES 17 TO 22. FamousoidTawn If they Ihougtit they could make tym leave U» come try it. Then ho doubled up a big lint ami plant­ ed it between tile eyea of the big­ gest Mormon and showed him just what kind of a dent he made in lhe ground. He announced furth­ er that the first Mormon who step­ ped upon hi« pro|>ei-ty would nev­ er leave It alive. Then he laughed and went about his buslnes*. A few day^ later a bund of Mor­ mons kllbNl a neighbor of Jim r.ahlc’s. ' Still Jim laughed at them. One day ho was down by the lake when a Mormon friend >aine to him and said: “Jim. they're coming after you: They'll get you. There’s a boat. Take it." But Jim laughed and defled them E love to talk of Independence, but can a man be said to be Independent who has no money In come. The Yriend urged him tn laid away for t|ie inevitable rainy day; no means within his control that he may take advantage leave. ’ "Remember.’' he said. . “Then'’* of Opportunity, when she knocks at his door; who look’s to the future with dread because he the wife and boy. They'll gel knows that if he loses his job, or is ill. or meets with some accident, that he has no means to tide him them, loo. They’re coming to­ night. - Take tho boat, Jim, and over until he can square away again? We all know that such a man is NOT independent. In fact he leave.” is likely to become a dependent. And no man of thought or spirit can look with anything but distress . Jim looked off across (he walers The history of this once famous bubbling |iol of corn meal mush, nnd there saW a brig standing up hostelry In fast nearing eblivion. and from the top of 4hat great oak upon anything of that kind. ’ * * toward the island. Ho could eas­ *ays Franklin 9. Dewey, in the Ibuiled un eriornuius ' ling of our ily rnnke thabbrig in the open boat "Detroit Saturday Night." Even i country. • • Now it is EASY to escape dependence and become really INDEPENDENT. It is the same old even if it’ was storming hard. Hut the people living about and indeed In the month of June. I8i7. a he didn't relish Hie idea of leaving in it. cherish only at best dim very distingulshi'd party arrivist in way that has given to the world its successful men in every walk of life. It is no royal path: but an his property. Neither did he rel­ memories of vague tradition. It Di'lroit.. A large, urbane and ele­ ish the idea of letting the Mormons had ils palmy <lays once, as hud gant gentleman. wilJi wife and easy one for the ordinary everyday man in these days if he be determined. And here it is: LIVE he haled so and had so bitterly de­ many another inn of past genera­ daughters and servant* ®ml two WITHIN YOUR MEANS AND SAVE A PART OF YOUR EARNINGS. By Industry. fil'd drive him off the island. Bul tions, bul now il Is simply a great, Indian guides and great quantities then' was Hie wife and lx»y. They conspicuous farm house, oecupioti nf liaggage, came off the Buffalo Economy and Saving any man in America can become really independent, where he need not fear tbe were nil in all lo him. only in part by a small family, to Isiat. It was James Fenimoro rainy day, hor the loss of a job, nor miss the chance when opportunity shall knock at his door. ’ He went back to his cabin, took whom the story of the house that Qxiper. lhe father, the creator of tlie wife and boy and brought shelters them may read like an­ American lifmanee. Che writer of cient history. them lo the Iwat. Then he sol many book*, rend nil over th® sail upon l-ake Michigan in the I visited that house a few days world and translated into no less teeth ,of a (tale and stood off to­ ago. Few in the early sixties it was (tian 15 different languages. ward the hrig. It was n venture­ my old home for several years, books have ever Ih-vii- read more some trip bul Jim Cable knew how and my father's until his'death in nf with' greater delight than lhoM> tn handle a boat and he handled lhe nineties. A young cousin of of Fenimore CnOper. He had this one especially well. As they mine, now living there, begg'il of Iravebhi everywhere, had been Ilin And the next is easier yet. Bring your Savings to this Bank and deposit them -in our Savings drew near fhe brig they were me io isii h.-i: ii- hirtpiy, for< said cherished guest of nobles and Department, thereby your savings become an INVESTMENT; lor we pay 3 PERCENT INTEREST warned off al tho muzzle of a nuis- she. "Many n<*ople inquire aboul princes, kings and queens of many ket. Ships had gone to the Reav­ this quaint old hoqse nnd I can tell count rip* and was a frequent and compounded every six months on your Savings Deposit and that is 50 per cent better interest than a ers and never returneil. Persons them nothing. I wish you would welcome giK'.-l and friend of Iho hail cotne off to ships in that vi­ tell me all about It." I promised venerable Igifayettn at his prince­ Government Bond will pay and the security is just as ample. For every dollar deposited here is cinity and under guise of being in her 1 would write ils history. ly chateau near (lie gay capital of bucked by the $700,000 Resources oi this • bank. Why not begin depositing your Savings with us distreM had decoyed tho.se ships In Utt? tbe congress nf the IJnit- France. A journey of 61 miles into places whence lhey never re­ ed Sinti's passe.I an act appropri­ oveiland brought this whole party NOW? BEGIN TO-DAY. turned. The officers nf this brig ating the sum of *25().(M1() for tho lo the hospitable inn of Mr. und were taking ho chances and they vonslrurtion of a territorial road Mrs. Walker.* warned Jim Cable nnd his wife lielwevn Detroit anil Chicago, and Observe that long row of win­ nnd tin by to keep away. Musgrove Evans, the first settler downs on the south nnd reaching Ak last Cable took (he baby in of the village of Tecumseh, and around lieyond your vision at tiio his arms and held him up to the living then1 was apitoinU'd survey­ west. Tliose are the Cooper brig. Then • he ixiinted to his or of lhe “Chicago Turnpike" as it rooms. TJiey occupied nearly half wife. They allowed him to come was mill's!, and by thal name it is the second floor. In thus charm­ a hit nearer and he told his story known lo this day. In Detroit ing x|M>l they spent much of UlO when within eandiol. They fin­ and Chicago mid in-many towns summer of 1X17. Frnifi this place ally took the family on Ixiard and through which it passes it is Mr. Cooper made exploring excur­ to Chicago, whither tbe brig was known as Michigan avenue, bul in sions a* far west as Kalamazoo and bound. Like a bee gathering the rural regions its old-name still iwyond. On lhe dock of that liltlo brig, Mays. Il passes through Ypsilan­ honey !>■* was collecting material was a locomotive living taken to ti. Saline. Clinton. Jonesville. Cold­ for that rhanning bul thrilling Chicago to pul on a railroad lieing water und so on. terminating as tale of the Oak OpeniiEks. Th*» old youavenue in Chicago. Iwv hunter, a pltluresque charac­ constructed then'. IL was such a Michigan Incomolivo as .could Im* placed in Sixty-four mitet west of Detroit, ter in this story, lived the life nf The tender of a malorn engine and in lhe townslim "f Cambridge, a farmer on Little Prairie Round then leave a‘ lol of rami for fuel. te-nawee county, it is joined hy for many years after he had iieen Well, anyway, the Cable family another turnpike coming up from immortalized by Ulis illustrious came through all right. The baby Monroe. This junction of tlie two author. The great room nt the grew up. Jim never forgot the famous turnpike:, has always been i*bulliwe«l corner was “the Cooper room, the -pioer where Mf. Coopsc Mormons and 'his properly on Iho known Is CaiMirfdge Junction. Beavers. When the time • came On the northwest corner of this prepared the notes for this deeply right ho wilh his young son went juneli.in mi high ground ami sur­ Interest mg story. A much smaller back and took over the properly. rounded liy n stone wall, stands room lo the north is called Iho That babe is, now C. C. (bible, of (hi-, greai. rambling house, known murder room, for from this small \ MIDDLEVILLE. Min Ines Bass is home from U. Claude Klrmean was slightly in­ Mackinac Island. Ho .runs the far aiul near as iho old Walker room one dark night a traveler Usl Week s Letter. II. A. hospital. Grand Hapids for a ked on Monday afternoon at the Lake View liotol then* nnd besides Tavern. Brond slone' stops lead with much money disappeared and J. R. Smith of Endeavor, Wi«, is few days rest al the home of her Dr. Hanlon farm. (hat owns (he old Astor house, lhe up through (he wall from thu east was never heard of again. Sonin the guest of liia brother. <’.. M. parents A. E. Bass and wife. original fur trading post of the and alm from the routh. landing in days later his starving horse was Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Willard Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. II. E. Miller’s Sept. 21, a son. Smith anil wife for a week! visit great territory of which Mackinac a flower garden oven with the top found far imck in the forest, fast-'" and will visit Ilia aider, Mrs. Wil­ sister wns called to Molino Monday island wns Hu.’ center. This old of tho wall. Broad porches run ened to a tree. Tlie murderer was Mrs. C. A. Reed of Washington. morning on account of the serious D. C„ is lhe guest-of her parents. E. liam Cownn. trading post he left in its natural lhe entire length of two of its never found. At the far window condition, but hy building to il has atnnlc sides, and all of its numer­ at the east is a iong-tieilmom called » Mix G. M. Blake nml daughter. illness of her sister, Mrs. E. C. J. McNaughton and wife for an ex­ C. C. CABLE, OF >1 ACKINAC tf. formed another hotel tn which ous windows nro provided with the suicide's ropm. for in this a Katharine left Monday for Bay, Nevins. tended visit. many summer guests love to go to protecting green blinds. You en­ weary traveler, for reasons un­ View lo spend a week with lheir ’ Waller Robertson nnd wife. G. E. LAND, RECALLS BOyilOOl) Mrs. Charles McNaughton and sleep nnd ent in the very building ter. On either side the rooms are known. hpik his own lite. mother, Mra. F. F. Hilbert, who is Blake, wife and daughter Kather­ daughters are spending two weeks experience:. ' in which the Indians and French spacious, -kell kept and scarcely there for her.heaHli. ine. E. F. Blake nnd Mrs. F. I.. with tier sister, Mrs. G. Slocken nnd Sylvester Walker was a courtly voyageura used to trade their furs changed from HO years ago. for the gentleman of. the old school, lie Born, to Mr. Ind Mrs. Fred Guf- Blake and G. E. Gardner and wife husband, Battle Creek. for powder, lead, provisions, whis­ house was huilt in the early thir­ wti« a lorn leader'nnd a man of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Ladder POLYBAHOUSOUTLAWS tln of East Main sL. Septemlier IS. motored to Allegan then tn Holland ky and a little money. ties, Just after the completion of unusual intellect. I never knew a a 9‘4 pound daughter. Gertrude and back by Grand Hapids home on of Grand Rapids were guests of G. Sunday. E. Blake and family Thursday and the Detroit and Chicago turnpike. man who powessed a mom ROBBED THE ISLANDERS Loulic. BOWENS MILLS. From the spacious hall you mount aisiunding store of interesting ntiProf. G. O. Doxtader’s infant son Friday. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Johnson spent Miss Jessie Morris of Indianapolis, lhe stairs and wander about the rcdoles or could, relate them more Sunday and Monday with his niece is quite ill with eczema. Dr. Tay­ Ind- was the guest of Mrs. W. E. Cubin' Kulbrr llinalrnrd Will. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davis an<l mazy labyrinths and count the entertuiniiufiy than Mr. Walker. Mrs. Minnie Whitten nod husband lor attends him. Nelson and husband. . — . __ rnptna,. the old retting .place* of He cduld charmingly entertain John fanbtiw of Moline is the .. . nl Morley. Midi., and relatives nt Mr. Death Took Family and Escap­ lillta son spmit-Sunday wilh — men Tike Ewiiig. Coiiper <>r Web­ guest of Mr. nod Mrs. James Clark and Mrs. William Holly and family. the weary Inn .-l.-i - nf long ago. Grattan, Mich. ed, in Open Boat. Fall Flowers. Burdette Briggs was in Grand In the copier is the WeJisIqr. ster. or lhe humblest traveler that Ulster EUmpaon of the’ Soldiers' for a few days. by Strickland W. Gillilan. The receipts of lhe Baptist Ind­ room. This was mine 5B year* appeared nt his door. . He was a Here rt a little story of the long Rapids on business Monday. Home, Grand Rapids, is lhe guest Mis* Ora DuMaresq of the M. IL ago. Here, in this very'^rnon/. man of most pronounced opinions of Mr. and Mrs. (hrtr W’hHe roFb ies baked gpods sale on Saturday i’vo nothin® against—for who over■ ago when the world waa less -encould have?—the llow.irs thati lightened than it is today, when 9. spent Sunday with her parents; Daniel Webster lodged in one tit ail’d inaile no .hesitation (n. ifr/ktrwn* II2JD. at the council room. visit. ’ bloom in the spring. Clare Baker nnd family and tiis western lours in the year. 1838. ing them. Hi- plan* was a rendez­ Michigan was a wilder alate, when here. Mr. and Mrs. Oslmrlh Griflllb and young The naaias that croon thin the> men were rough and ready and lady frip'hd Miss Viola Young Mrs. Anna Baird expects to leave On the same trip he was a guest' vous for the gathering and distri­ . son arrivetl in the village Friday were guests of his sister Mrs. Jas. glories of June sweet pence to> the best man only survived, says this week Wednesday for Jackson al the Michigan Exchange in Ad­ bution of information, and in ju­ morning from -their home in Wa­ Sanborn, mid husband. and father the soul of me bring. viril her daughter, Mrs. Pearl rian. built in 1828, and in constant dicial fashion lie laid flown the law bash. Neb- ami lheiMcoming waa Ixirenzo Baker on Sunday. They But the rarest, to me. of all blos­ Frank M. Sparks in the Grand Iu service until 1859. when it gave wilh nn emphasis that meant • Rapids Herald. Here is a story Beach and family. a complete surprise for his par­ motojed over Sunday A. M. Pro-slavery to the soms thal be—so far as I now' of thu Beaver island-* known to Mr. and Mrs. Harry I-atla attend­ place to- the Bracket House, re­ something. ents. They will remain in town Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Armstrong can recall— . ed the fair al Hastings. Thursday. christened from time to time till it core, he drtipiseil- the nlxililionists ■ alxmt throe weeks visiting rela­ will attend lhe races-in Grand Rap­ Are he blossoms Hint wait till the Michigan history for its scones of Mrs. John Morris spent from Fri­ now bears the name of Maumee as possessing no right to exist, nnd 1 violence. Herq is a story of a man tives and friends before returning ids Thursday. . • year has grown late, then bloomi living today, who. when bul a.babe day until Tuesday with her invalid House. Tho corner room on the as for the negro, he dts-larv<l him to lheir home iu lhe west. Mrs. H. L. Moore loft Monday af­ even brighter than nil— In arms, was set afloat upon the fn..! D« r. Mrs. BlUenbtnder.. Mr. second floor of the Walker Tav­ lo lie "nothing bul an animal." ' Bom. to Mr. and Mra. Ed Ryder, ternoon for Grand Rapids, where 'lhe nick of the lot—can you say’ waters of Lake Michigan in an op- Morris and the children spent Sun­ ern hns always been known as the There being in this house nn September 18. a son. . they are .not’-ore the flowers। en boat, who since thal day has day with them. she will be the guest of Miss Emma' Webster room. Ils outlook is place for a grand Itall, he erected that bloom.iit lhe fall I John Shriner was In Grand Rap- Fay unlit Wednesday aternofin. Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Briggs and tnOal charming. To the eihq. ini !8f»3 n stwriptis three Mory brick seen much of life and who -now Mr. rind Mrs. Albert Wieringa and Tlie other frail blossoms have fledI occupies a most unique place in daughter Belva spent Sunday with stretches 'Ids. Friday, having denial ry work the hroad turnpike. -hotel directly. np|Hisi|e on the son and Miss Elizabeth WteJifiga ’ from the- ^aoeno—they heardI lhe history of Michigan. Mr. ‘ami Mr*. Claud Willison --•* and Michigan avenue, now Hie grand south. T’rom this oil. tin* junction lhal the year could mil last I " Mr. ami Mrs. H. E. Miller nnd were jurats of Mr. and Mrs. Charles highway of endless automobiles among lhe hills and*lh<' lakes.be­ This man is C. C. Cable of Mnck- family. Mis. Robinson attended revival B. Johnson nml family on Sunday. Each false, fickle jaeje bred in sun­ inac. island, a hard listed Scot ch traversing this beautiful llmr- came the most impulnr resort in meetings* al the. -('.ongregxlional S. G. Rmilli and two sons of Chi­ shine or shade has gone, and ils1 man witji a. great bundle of home­ The Hollyhock. Home thirty rrnfe tn southern Michigan. On every hol­ oughfai-e. beauty is past. churtdi in Moline. Friday aflrt^ cago carfie Monday morning to Iho east of the old Jiouse is a re­ iday and on rnaqy other days ly humor and philosophy. He is All day across my window low spend a part of the day with his Then, when most we not'd cheer, to the son of old Jim Cable and lie Thy flowery stalk waves tn and fro markable willow tree, planted soon throngs came from alL over tho nooir. the fall blooau are here! The lias a son. young Jim. Mr. mid Mrs. John Shriner ac­ sister Mrs. Amos Hanlon and were after this house wns huil|. Mrs. munlrysido. *ntr more Ilian filling Against a background qf blue sea. aster, hydrangea and phlox— companied by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon at Bartow lake fishing, with good Moulton brought it from' Tecum­ this great building. Both the obi Il was back in (he old days when were in Moline, visiting relative* success, returning lhe same even­ E’en the..xinnia aflame breaks into seh iM'lween the leaves of her tavern and lhe jiew still remain On the south wind, to visit thee mid frlrmls nml attended church. ings the game and.nt autumn’s sol­ floats on the Great Lakes burned* Come airy shapes in sudptuous Bible, a mere twig, but now at six HnrUnnged. .the one during ftl nnd wood and were under tlie neces ­ years. The old tav­ emnly mocks. Mrs. M. McKay qnd daughters are feet From its base I found its cir­ lhe other Sunday. dyes— Mr. and Mr*. S. R. Gordbn enter­ moving into rooms in Mrs. F. L. Round Iho year’s dying bed stands sity of establishing wood stations Rich-golden, black-edged bulter- cumference to be 17 feet. To the ern was a public inn until 1853 aiul Hie dahlia choir red and laughs al convenient places all . around tained the Inlter'a mother. Mrs. E. Hlnko's hous«.-.recenlly vacated by Miutheast on tho top of a hill is ten years later it passed into tho flies, thd lakes. Jim Cable, hardy, ’all the grief from our hearts— C. Joslin, of Jackson. Iasi week. Miss Etta Hubbard. And humming bints in emerald Iho little Episcopal church whose possi'ssinn of F. A. Dewey and it ’ She returned to her home Monday. Mr. and Mf«. C. M. Sixior attend­ Sings a song of goal cheer round vouiflT and fearless, took up some cornar stone was laid hy Bishop wns occupiisl by him und his fam­ coals, the dead summer’s bier nnd joy land on the Beaver I■‘lands’. There Willi Hecks of Arc upon their McCxiskcy. in 1851. and in tho shad­ ily as a farm home between thirty Henry Hewlill of Washington. ed the county fair in Hastings he cut wood for lhe boats, trap­ to j»ur mourning imparts. D. C- is spending a few days wilh Thursday. ow of its sacred walls sleep the old and. forty years, when it was throats. Miss Ella 'Hubbard is nicely lo­ Tho gentian tuft blue 'is a sample ped and flshed and fanned a little. That in the sunshine whir and millers of that early day. Isnight by other inemlirrs of th>> his sister, Mra. Frank Pender and cated in tho west room of the Hotel for you. and others I know Be had with him a young wife husband. Tho ton of the great spreading family, mid is now ix-cupied by the and soon a boy came to bless lheir And glance. you’ll recall— . Samuel Finkbeiner. underwent an Marr for her millinery store ami probe the flowers wilh slend­ nnk. al the left! waj» sawed off in family of W.C. Dewey. home. The cosmos aglow ami chrysanthowillbo glad to nee all her friends. operation for appendicitis nt Ruler lance: Mr. Walker di<ul in (868, at the 1812. The great campaign of terwirth hospital. Grand Rapids, Miss Lois Goodrich of Allegan is mum so hedizen the eyes of us About this lime J he Mormons •And many a (’ * *) drowsy hen "Tippedanoe and Tylep too4 had age of 73. and Mrs. Walker In IftJ2. came to lhe Beavers. They un­ Singing his song hilariously. all Sal unlay mid the operation was trimmer for Mrs. Albert Parker at She ml the whole country wild. There nt the advanced age nf 96. Aucctaful, and is doing aa well as her millinery store. . Thai we're fain to admit they heal dertook tn run things lo suit their never wns such anol Iler campaign. left her properly to the little springtime a bit—those flowers own convenience and lheir own About tho garden fluttering yet could be expected. Dr. A. L. Tay­ Misses Katherine Otto and.Olive people gathered about (his ohurvli on (he hill neat by. some ideas. They laid claim* to tho is­ hi amher plumage flecked with jet. The that bloom in the fall. lor accompanied him. Walker are housekeeping in Mrs. ten yards from which both are house for more than fifty miles land and to everything .upon il. The gohlllnchcs charm all*lhe air Mrs. George Roland and two Crank’s rooms. -------- .--. and campod for day*. buried. They were a lawlesJ outfit and To the dry sunflower stalks they around nephewa, Homer Ingram's sons, ac­ Hartley Hendrick of Grand Rap­ Keep Your Stomach and Enormous,' sH'cially conslmcte<l Liver Healthy. soon told the other settlers on the companied her and spent Thurs­ ids was in town Saturday. cling, ' ' GLASS CREEK. with log Imuses nn I hem Most of them And on Hie ripmted disks they trucks day and Friday at tlie fair ami Prizes awarded to Shaw and A vigorous Stomach, perfect island lo gel out. and beds and provisions and 'end­ Last Week’s Letter. were the guest* of her brolher. Johnston at the epunty fair in Has­ working Liver and regular acting scoffed at the idea-of abandoning owing: ■ less quantities of hard cider, all Esther Cronk spent from WedThe Mormons With delicate delight they feed Homer, during lhe two days. tings were: 1st prize, year old-Jer­ Bowels is guaranteed if you will their properties. drawn hy powerful teams of ten nreday till Sunday with her par­ . Mrs. Allen Pender and Mrs. sey bull. laL prize on bull calf. 1st. use Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They promptly pul some of them to On lhe rich store of milky seed. or twelve yoke of oxen, nude a ents nnd attended lhe fair. Frank Pender attended the county onze on 2 three year old heifers. insure good Digostlon, correct death, burned the buildings of —Celia Thaxter. pageant such as tew living people T. C. Williams and wife of the fair Thursday. 1st. prize on 2 year old teiters. I si. Constipation and have an excellent others, ruined their farms and have ever seen. Tom Ewing of- city spent Sunday with €. Otis and Mrs. John K*6key of Camoosa prize on the whole herd. tonie effect on lhe whole syetem— stole 1 heir furs. • A popular drink among the peas- Ohio, a most n-markabte and Itery family. • was a visitor at the home of her Rev. Gordon and wife of Moline Purify your blood and rrd you of Ono day lhe Mormons nerved anfs or Russia is called quass. It orator, was there. From lime to Will Haven* has purchased a sister-in-law, Mrs. David Beneway are expected tn visit their sons S. alt body poisons through the Bow­ noliio on young Jim Cable that he is made by pouring warm waler lim® he elci-tritied and stirred that auto. and William Kepkey ami wife last R. Gordon nnd family he first of the els. only 25c at your Dniggisl.— must leave the island. Young over rye or hurley meal. Il is a vast assemblage as a strong Ford Mrs. Fred Chant is under he doc­ weak. • week. Adv. Jim laughed al them and told them fermented liquor and is very sour. housewife might stir's steaming, tor! care. 17528544 Declare Your Independence is sun standina fit Gamfirldoc Junction, UanawsB Gountu. James Fenlmore GooDer and Daniel Webster StODued There In The Late Forties W The first step is the RESOLUTION to do it. The Next Step is to REALLY DO IT. The Hastings City Bank Phono 3-2 Rings Th>t Hastings, Mich. EXILED DY MORMONS OF BEAVER ISLAND �THE HASTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER 1, 1ML One day a man said to me: . ' . “I buy all my cigars and tobaccos here now.” I said, “that sounds good to me. why?” • He said, "because I can always get what I want and it is always fresh and moist.” We hear similar remarks in regard to our stock and store almost every day, there is truth in it because we do HAVE THE GOODS and we do KEEP OUR STOCK FRESH and MOIST. It is our business ONLY. We give it our entire attention. We have the ZINC LINED CASES, we have the ELECTRIC MOISTJ2NER to keep our cigars and tobaccos CLEAN, MOIST, and JUST RIGHT. You can be one of our satisfied customers. Try us out, you will find we speak the truth. { . J. F. Hoonan The Place To Meet Your Frienda Phone 106 Jefferson St. Order For Publication. i State of Michigan, The Probate •Court for the County of Barry. ■ Al a session of said court, held al ' the probate office, in the City of i Hastings, in said county, on the i?3rd day of September A. D. 1911. I Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, ■ Judge of Probate. I In tlie Matter of lhe Estate- of My, if you only knew what Delirious meals and lunches you 1 Violet B. and Greta G. Rodebaugh. 1 Minors. gel al “'Tom's" you'd all go there. Try getting yohr meals Thomas H. Rodeiiaugh, Guardian, there during this week and nest. having filed in said court his peti­ tion praying thal for reasons there­ in hinted thal he may bo licensed to । sell at private sale the real estate I of said minors. . Il Is ordered. That tin- 30th day I of October..A. D. I9H. at ten o'clock in lhe forenoon, at said probale ofIN IIOONAN’S CIGAR STORE ‘ ■ lice, lie and is hereby appointed for fcffcrsou Street Hastings, Mich. hearing said potiUon; Il is Further Ordered. Thai public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of thia'order, for three successive weeks previ­ NOTICE OE HEARING CLAIMS. tn Mid day of bearing, In the Stale of Michigan, County of Bar- ous Hastinza BANNER, ■ a newspaper , , . . . /. , . printed printed ana and circulated circulated in in saiu said Notice is hereby given, that by an ;.ounty NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. ^has M Mack ' Stale of Michigan. County of Bar- onler of the Probate Court for the Cmnly ot Birry myde on.lh, 21.1 4 Inm ju<l« or Probate, rue copy. day of September A. D. 1911. four) ------- BBauer, ------Grace . NoUse Is m n i>y given, that by an months from thal dale were allow-1 Register of Probate. order of the- Probate Court for the ed for creditors to present their I__________ _____________________ County of Barry, made on the HLh claims against the estate of Ida A.i TirTIil NibUee. day uf Seplemlmr, A. D. 1914. four n^r'- .SS'irtii “ill Siini*rl '"■< W «.«months from lhal dale were allow­ ed for creditors lo present their said deceased arc required to •'.^i.^Vif flouth BnfarilwavStreet claims against the estute of Harriet sent lheir claims lo said Probate t Pori 0I' "f S*”**-** 1.. Miller, late of said county, de­ Court, al lhe Probate Office in the rLm^ihL d J^i n 1 i. Yr ceased. and that all creditors of City of Hastings, for examination ! !J‘, ,“ra/?£»L h , said deceas'd are required to pre­ and allowance, on or before lhe 21*1 ih. .. '. Ar I sent Liieir claims to said Probate .lay of January next, and that such ; '' a.ln'*‘J"n,Jrf?Anr . I Court, at the Probate Office in the claims will Im* heanl before sSid *• J ‘1^ i*>°ll«in City of Haiiings, for -exammulimi li™rl;.;"'..3ur«‘K..',Xi«i «'■* *”i«i*Xr r^h <b* US und allowance, on or before the Hlh day of January next, and that such claims will be heard before said Dated September, 2tsl, A. D. toll. gjjj street QMll i. «>u I 1 ida> the 8th day ot CHARLES M. MACK, “ ............ ...........that Fri­ Be it further resolved January ortt. at ten o'clock in the day. October 9th. toll. al 7:36 Judge of Probate. forenoun of that day. o’clock in the afternoon at the Dated September 8tli, A. D. 191L council .room in the City of Hast­ CHARLES M. MACK. ings. the council meet lo hear ob­ Murtgaoe Hale. Judge of Probate. , Whereas, default has been made jections thereto. Chas. E. Lunn. m the payment of the money se­ , 3-wk.No(jee of Hearing Claims. cured by u mortgage, dated the Statu of Michigan, County of Ninth day of August in the year A. Order For Publication. > . Barry, m. D. IW»9. by Frank W. Smellier and Stale of Michigan, the Probate Mazie L. Smelker, his wifa of the Notice is hereby given, that by an order of lhe Probate Court for lhe Village of Lake thlr.-sa. Ionia Court for. the County of Barry. Al a session of said court, held at Coabty of Barry, made on the 3rd <a>unty, Michigan, to Farmers and day of September A. D. 1911, four Merchants BauK of Lake Odessa, the probate office. in tho City of month* from thal date were allow- Ionia County. Michigan, which said Hasting*. in (Sid county, on the -«d for creditors to present thrir u»ntg.igi- .waa reronlril in Llie of­ 21-1 *|..v ..f S.-pl. mb.T A. D 1911. Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, claim*, again.-t tht\e«latc of Benja­ fice of lhe register of deeds of the • min B. Travis, late of said cuunly, County nf Barry in lile-r No. 71, of Judge of Probate. In lhe Matter of the Estate of ileceaM**!. ami Hial all creditors of uiortg igex on page- No. IKi mid ixid deerased are required to pre­ No. tKk <>n Ihv 121 h day of Auv- Alonzo E. Kenasttin, Deceased. A. A. Auderaon. admiulstralm u-l in ll>« youA.-D.IDlW. al eight sent their clalma tn raid probate Court, at the Probate Office in the o'clock a. in. And wharcas. I tie having Died in raid. court lift* an­ City of Hastings, for examination amount claimed to he due nn Said nual account and petition nrnytng and allowance, on or before the till mortgage at the dale of this no­ that u day may be m-i for liearihg day of Jan.ua 13 uMt. and that tice is the .-uni ot Sixteen Hundred Mid account and allowance theresuch claims will be heard before Fifty and 75-100 ;'«IOb0.75 Dollars Of. Il is ordered. That I hr Ninel eensaid court, on Monday Hie 41 li day of pniH-ipal and intcreM, and lhe MOW. of January nexl. at fen o'clock in further *.11111 of Thirty Dollar* a* mi" albiriiey fee *tipu- o'clock in Hie forenoon, at said pro­ the loreunun of (hat- day. Dated RMtetnber 3rd. A. D. 1911. iatvd for in Mid mortgage and bate office, be an|i is hereby ap­ winch is the whole amount claim­ pointed for hearing said m Litton; CHARLES M. MACK. It is Further Ordered. That pub­ Judge of Probate., ed In Im* unpaid on said nuirigage which amount* to Hie sum of Six­ lic niHice thereof be given by pub­ teen Hundred Eighty mid 75-IUO lication of a copy of this ordi r. for I Millais and no suit or proceeding three successive weeks previous to Bankruptcy Notice. having iw-en instituted al law to said day of heuring. in llie Hastings r<*cu\et'lhu debt now remaining BANNER, h newspaper printed and ent Di»tl irl .Michigan. »». secured by said mnrtga|(>*, or any circulated in said ;v>unly. Chas. M. Mack, pari whereby Hie power of Court iu nnd fur said District, sab* (hereof, enntuined in raid mortgage. A true copy. Juug? uf Probate. boulliern Dhismti. • Grace Bauer. has brcninc operative. In the Matter of Memo Turner. Register of Probate. Ir“ 1" .ua"kT'’': Now. therefore, notice ,f;, In ?, hereby “js 1 ..Iiik.°rII.......... . x'l'teiniMT. A. power of sale, and in pursuance of. NOTICE OF COMMI881ONInf . <111 I-,. III,.,., I... . I EHS ON CLAIMS. D. 191 i. on reading tlo* |><*Uti<ui by­ tin1 ataiuti* in such case made and Stain of Michigan, County of Barsaid Baukrupl for di*>*liarge. it in / provid**!. the raid mortgkge will Ordered by Hie Court, Dial a bo foreclosed iiy a rale of the™ .... *> * »i: »r Mu. «. IK l*.™-il. hearing-lie had uimn the same on wniiw. Ilicreiu .|.-.>i|..-.l, the |(i day of October. A. D. 191 i. public uurlu.p. Iu lb» luylicl lu.l- Wc lhe uuJcr.lgiuul, liovlup boon .1 Ihv .-..I .Iw.i- ..r Iho lb>urt W'l*"!*1*’** !* ' !•' ' wb.u- Cuurj fur before said Court, al Grand Hapid* clly ot Ila.IiWK >„ '■•’““If "I tony, epic ot Michit} said district, nt Id o'clock in the .............. UnnmtafioKT. lo receive, exforeuoun. and that notice thereof M>IJ counly or Ifaiiy. on !*><• cemb. r A. D. toll, at ten‘online •'nine and and de <lay of <<r Ih l.-ceuiber lull nl uud udju*l nrlju.l nil claims chums nnd <!<■-­ lot Lubli*he<| in the Hading* BAN­ day J’*,01 persons against jaU NER. a nmopaper pniileii in raid o’clock in the forenoon of Hi-.r di-trirt. and that all kiimsn rredi- ilay: which raid premise* are ,|,..;«Ircearad. .h» hereby givo nottco that tnn umi oUrne*parwits in interest acril»cd in raid mortgage aa fol- «*-' **, "J,'*1’ ,.al /•l‘„ Supers i»nrs '«,»••? ‘•‘•“'J «<“»» ,‘n lhe may appear-ul the raid tun** and lows, lo Wilt-Cummeuring at six-! onThursplace mid -how came, if any they teen feet west of Ilin North-ca*( ‘1,,> •?[ d“..Vr havi*. wb» Hie prayer of said pe- < onicr of lot Seven. Block Flse.i;1^' tlmm-e running w<wl Twenty-two •?’}• ai"IHiur»da> the tiiiom'r should not 1h-grunted. f. ei. thence South eight rod*. '«r January, A. I . Awl il.is.Further Onirrcd by lhe r*‘ h Court, ilia। tin- Clerk sliall -end. by IhtticL* east 3>x*niy-lw-A- fret. ‘•wi “l «"»•* '*d'" k a- ’**« ~td days fur Uie purimra of ex­ mail, to all known creditors coim** Utrnre north eight rod* lo t|I(. «'“* ha''1 of said petition and this onler, ad- Plure uf begmuing. riluato in the;um Village of i reepurt. County of Bm ,•!“*' Jour 'rom . ry ami Slate of Michigan. N m te.-nlii .lav of Heptemter, A. D. Wtluess, tin* Honorable Clarence \V.S>-M<U1S Jiulgnof Hi** -aid Court, I ‘ 4. A. IW». ito u* fur exiuiunuliuli and allowumi ib»- seal thereof, al Grand Rap­ tanners and Metchanls Bonk, lance. id-. in Mid dialncl. on Hu* 17tb day ,r, . , Mortgugv. / Dated Hastiugv, Midi-. Hept. 19th. uf Jsn.lrinb. r A. D. 1911. firuuiu* Joiinum. I A. D. toil. ▲Usai: . Attorney fur .Mortgagee I_ Irving L t'.rvssy, Cbas.j. Poller, Clerk. Busiipw AthircM, Lake (Mei Baker Siirmur, Nwbigau. ’ . Couimissioners. Juicy==Sweet Steaks Cooked To Suit At Doyle’s TOM DOYLE £tgal JHotrtisemtsu International Sunday School Lesson FOR HI ND U OCTOBER 11. By Lrc W. Atnew. . Tlie luist Supper. _ Mark 11:12-38; i compare Luke 22­ . 14-23). Golden Teri: i Cnr. 11:26. .ReadMatihew 26:17-63. INTROIH iHORV. "We have now come to the even* ing before th*- >1 tiriilxiun, when llie Lord ln-liliiled the blpssed memorial aui<i»-r I hat has mme down to us. lji<- -igu nnd seal.of the now covenant. Tim tree of life wu* lhe zeal and sign tn Adam of I hi Edenic covenam. The rainbow tlie sign to .Noah of the covenant that the Mabie emu-** Of nature sliould not again be interrupted by a tlood. tlircumelawn l<> Israel a sign tn Abraham of lhe eterlaaling |«mim*s*ion of Canaan The imitfpver lo Israel a sign of deliverance and now the Lord * supper given ns a sign of iln* n**w covenant which God ha* made with u* that through Jesus Ho umkrlnk* * to lie our <iod, lo lake us for His people, to reinemlier our *in* no mure, lo put Hi* Holy. Spirit within us on condi­ tions. not of work*, hut of faith in Hi* only Begoib-n Son. This mem­ orial of Hi* Is the Ariel window of tho church through which she looks continually lo catch tho first ray of Hie second advent, ns eai h M nnechoes the words, "Until He Corneal" I Cor. IU26." LESSON DIVISIONS: 11 PREPARATION FOR THE PASSOVER, to-16. 2. PREDICTION AT THE PASS­ OVER. 17-21. 3. PROPHECY IN THE PASS­ OVER. 23-25. The Outline Developed. On the first day of unleavened bread, "when the jmssover must lie killed" (IAike 22:7). His disciples questioned Him as record'd in v 12. In response Iwo disciple* (Peter aud John. Luke 2231) an* sent, In make ready ftr the passover. They would find in the city a man bear­ ing a pitcher of water, an unusual tiling, for women unuaiiy perform* ed this work. Ourtord knew lhal this man would do the unusual tiling; He knew that he .vould do il pt a certain tine-; and Ho ***ul lhe disciple* at just that lune, onre more ijbowing f'*rth His glory (John 2rti)."’Uc knew where thi* man would go. knew thal lhe good­ man of the house would be ni home and that lh** latter would re­ spond favorably to the request of His sent one*. When they spoke lhey were to »i>eak His Words, and in HI* Name. The liutructlons were given, ami ole* lienee follow* *1 w ithout any .record ol quretionings or doublings, p. rli.ip* Juda* would have said that It w-etc foottshntw to go lo lb«r«Uy ami follow lhe find man you saw who Imre a pitcher of water. The Unusual thinj* on the Lord's program are M iuduiie* foolishne*- lo unbelieving UMrtA The disciple* nlnyed, and Hi* Wor>l« were found to l>e inn- Thu* th*.* obeying child of (Ind al way* finds His Word. Whether ii Im* the re­ ward of.failhniloeM <>r th** punish- ...... ' of Um adp. of tba one of >f who wa* ■Ti and -snrl of cnatrolling Judas (v iT?, Judas' departure (v 3fi». "And it wm night." Surely this la a sol­ emn portion of God’s Holy Word, ami worthy of our meditation. And now w* come to ths Lord's flupper. No little misunderstand­ ing is current concerning the laird's Supper. The bread ami wine are not changed into the body nnd blood qf.the I-ord Jmu» Christ, nor does that body and blood coexist in and with thuse elements. From Luke 23^0 w<* learn that the Igird's Supper'is a memorial, to- be obrarved in re­ membrance of Him. And again in the portion from Which our Gold­ en Text, is sel«*ctt*d we learn that in taking of wine and bread we proclaim the Igartfs death till Hr come. We look back to His Cross, and forward in Hi* coming for His own. We drew lo believ­ ers, to unbelievers, tn angels, to demon*, to Gnd the death of the Lord Jesus Christ until He come. Thai it is a memorial essentially for lielirvers is evident; and it it tor all believers. From Acta 20:7 we may conclude that' this mem­ orial was observed on each Lord's Day. No commandment is given as to how often the Hupper shall be ohservetl. Tbe Word says "os often'’ fl Cor.' It:M). He says "this do" (I Cor. 11:21, 24). but does not say how often. . Many arc the practical lessons and precious things connected with the Lord's Supper. We see tho brok­ en body of lhe Lord, His shed blood. “Christ our passover" (I Cor. 6rt), etc, It is possllile to partake unworthily of Hits Supper (1 Cor. 11:27-341, and thus come under the chastisement of God. even lo affliction of body and death. May the Holy Spirit leach us concerning this memorial, and lead us Into splf-judgment and worthily partaking of the Lord'.* Supper. May wc not mira tb«* significance nf lhe won! “until" (t Cor. Il:2fl in connection with this Nrwd table. The last verse lo«|is forward to the future king­ dom days, when wc shall lie with Him, when the kingilom will be wl Then we shall know more up. perfectly the fulness of meaning of those words. • Nexl week—in the Garden of Gethsemane. Mk. li:.72-42. Sincerely vours. Leo W. Ames. FARMS so certain of being a very profitable business as right now. Wa have many .fine farms on our Uat. {-et us tell you of two that ought to be attractive to any one who wishes to engage in fann­ ing: , in Eaton County, three miles from Vermontville on a 80 and tins location, 80 acres under cultivation, balance in buildiags consist of hutment bars 45x60, fpintxy and corn • <*•00* Terms, Me-half doyrn, or I in Waatlncra .. __ . ' SO ACRES, (ravel,* aawl end mack teem soil, seven miles from Hast­ ings and four miles from Irving. There are SB acres under cult tvshouse has five rooms in good repair, sapd! ban. 12x33, also co ' crib, hen house and granary. The fences arc good and there plenty of all kinds of fruit. The price Is 61,100, terms cash. Crook and Qould Michigan. Hastings. Chink of fienry Smith Grand Rapids, IWcb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Diviiion Ave. Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 Fann Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 PROFFESSIONAL CARDS Deafness Cannot Be Cured Dearness la ccueod br an Inflamed cos A. & C. H. BARBKR, tian of the irmceua lining ot the Kus chian Tube. When lull tube Is In flan 1 I'hysictani aud But yeans. The Power of Masonry. Bu have a rambling e^und nt irapcrt artrig. and when it fi entirely c(os The power of Free Masonry is Calls in dty ot country, responded lo Deafness Is the rrtult. and unleax lhe illustrated by a story told here by with promptness, day or night. flammaUon eta ba taken out and t a citizen of Louvain, who. Milh the Masonic sign, says he saved 50 of K. WILLISON, D. D. 8.. his fellow citizens from being shot ■ Hastings.Mich. — ........ to death by German troop*. (!-n rt (hr nueoua surfarc*. lVAvlllrlrarvr.na»ln-1I«!lan brinrnnj* This group of citizens, according JOHN M. GOULD tn the recital of (he Belgian Mason, had been lifted up for execution. LAWYER The German firing (tarty had their rifles al “present arms" when the Office over Grigsby & Brooks narrator gave a Masonic sign. The Phone 17a German officer commanding the HArriMoa, Michigan firing squad happened to belong to Tbbuth^ the craft. He reeogni/.d I bTOttlffl Store Polish’ Mason and ordered lhe famvain I F Efr1^atua*Ks~,:sss-Rr",B This meanb sparing Ids life. Th-* l-ouvaiii c.inteu, however, - refused saying: "My fellow citizen* arc mi more guilty Ilian I am. If ymi are gnlng Iu kill them. I shall be killed with I Ivin.” Tin* German officer thereuimn nrdrnyl the release of (he entire party. Hist He lia* spoken, nol one word Sciiool Notes. will fail. “And they mnd* ready the Report for month ending Seppassover." “Thia would include |m*. *i<i**« Hie lamb, the pirivislon of tember 18. 4911: Number day* taught. 19. the unleaven cakes, «■! Hu* biller Total attendance. M9. herbs, the fvdr or five cupa of led Average daily allcildance. 2781. wine mixed with water, of every­ Numtier lioys enrolled, if. thing in -b'Ht noressory (or lhe Number girls cnrollt'd. IL im-.il. *Wb.*t a priyil*-ge. that of Total enrollment. 28. preiiariigt a meal for the Lord Jesus Per cent, of attendance, V9.i33. Christ! / Numlicr visiUin, it). The first word* we hear from Hi* Tho following were neither ublip* in thi- Gospel are spoken “a* or tardy: Beatrice,, Vivian, lhey *al and did eat" when !!•• rani rent Dunlap; "Verily I ray unto you. «»iie you Kenneth mid William Filleld: Hora and Gladys which ealeth with me. *liall lietray Grace HcbifTniaii; Alton Warner; Naotni me." Thi’ made lhe disciple* sor­ , Eva .and Lavern .Walsoiu liny al rowful. Ti>i*y ' were sunirtswl tn hean thi-. Yet. il wa* not new (o, Bell.*; Gerahi, Hernan. Eln* un>i Him. nor new I olhe Word of God. Eldon .Gelman; Avis perry; Joella. and Harlon Mutilow-; Glen See I’*. ii:9. ArquainUmce witli Henry Benmi* Jnhtiffin; Nellie GtfAbe-Vvcni <«f *tod will •*•*>• »« Irmu 1.fiean; many «ur|* rises. Goll" will lift U. 1... I..- r.-lr;,. W'-te do absent marks un-. what •• wniirtt: ao wdl Satan, an­ tilThen* Friday, Si pieinbei 18, Hie fad gel*. demmi*. men, uaiimi*. Nol lhe inontli. only weir lln*y sorrowful, but tli<*y.' ofMo*J of the children nllendcd began r<> look into their own hearts, fair al Hading* Thursday. All ami rai<l. rnir hy om* unto Him, "I* Hie had a good Huh*. it I?" “Each man wa* Ini lo look In Hie test* last Week nearly all into hi* own heart mid there raw । tjie children did well. th** tMiMihffiiy of such infamy ami cried out. " "A* we look into our own heart w hat '■ possibililic* for RiMsia'A population is estimated . evil we »•*•. bul praito (iud. there al i7IJJ00,lMJU. la grlic** at **rtr disporal to ke<*p these |M*s*ibilitiea from becominii FllUsr UUmTknDS INDIGESTION, Hctiuilitio *He is able to keep ti* HEARTBURN, OR GAS ON from falling' Juda 21." ' In reply STOMACH. He say* "H i» one of Hu* twelve, The question as to how long you that iii|>|>*'lh with im* in I In- dish." Iu Hu* midst of their fellowship nro going lo continue a sufferer from there wa* a traitor. Th**, follow indigeslion. dyspepsia or oul-of-orthu word* of v 21. Hi* going "■<■* der klomach is merely a mailer of in accordam-.* wilh what was writ­ how Kobn you begiu taking Tonoten; even to mimilest details. I* II no Tabs. was written «>f Him. Yet Hint did People wilh weak alomachs should e the one who belrayed take ronollne Tablets occasionally or is pronoum-ed upon and there llmi. will be no more Indiges­ w*r to iiavc Iieen born tion, no feeling him. like a lump of lead tho stomach, no heartburn, sour uf Juda*. Amf thi* i* true of ev­ hi risings, gas on stomach, or belching ery unbeliever. Our Lord surely of undigested food, headaches, diz­ teaches tin* awfulness of sin in Its ziness-or stomach ;'and besides coHMMiiji'iici-*. These word* of Hie what you sick eat will uol ferment and Hun of God do nol sound much like poison your breath wilh nauseous piv*eiil *ih> teacjiing that Hl** odors. All these symptoms result­ wii ke<l will be antlillllnled. or Hial fraun a sour, oul-of-ontor stom­ you will hdve-a second chance af­ ing ami dyspepsia ore generally re­ ter death to believe the gospel ach lieved in five minutes afler taking Belter mrfer lo have been Im»w> Tonoline Tablols. than nol to havo been born again. Go to your druggist and gut a II Beller never to have been born thrill lo .lie 111 your sins. Juda* box of Tonoline Tablets and you twfcrd Him Mt. «:25' 'Master. i» will always k»» lo tho table with a it I?" To which he received the hearty appetite, and what you eat reply, "Tlmu hast raid." Juda* will laslu gowi, because your stom­ iiad already bargained wilh llu* ach and intestines will be clean and 'enemies uf (he Lord, ami wa* fresh and you will know there are awailing a convenient opportunity not going Ln be any more bad nights In iH liriy Him (Mk. II • In mid miserable days-for you. TonoJohn I3:2t.-3n we are lokl further linn Tabs fresheii you and make ydu concerning lids event. Then* we feel like life Is worth living. learn «*f lhe -urrow iu Hi* lieail TDnoline Tablets cost 8f .00 for 50 v 21 . of J'.lin* nearness lo lhe days treatment. Al druggists' or bird v 23., of Hiimm * iieAoniug mailed by American Proprietary Co, Boston. Ma*s. 4-wke uud Jobu'a QuuaUou, of the giivug Estate sold on commission- General conveyancing. Having a oomplsle set of Abstract Books compiled from the (tracts. •slni South »:•! Soina North T:»7 a. a gueoceu a. ». Y0UW Should T'S different froi otben becauM mote । lx taken la the Hl. I Black Silk Stove Polish SLTWJUaX SSSZJSS DETROIT Polish Work* 11716533 '/A Shine in Every Drop WE BUY BRAIN OF AU. KINDS FIRE INSURANCE tike to change your insurance sail In and aee me. I represent a com­ pany with a cash capital of <!,•••000 and can fullv nrolsol von. We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on ■ LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business al a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. VelteACo. MKSHfflS? Ol.C.LtS. run 57 Intiip jn Mil EAIS 1 S|01»E MEAE AFEER WAITING 15 TEAMS A. W. Hobbs Ends Mnmacti (nffertug parlance la typical. Thousands have taken this remedy with remarkable Quickly With Marr's Wuudbenefit. It la known evtrywbars., MAyr*S Wonderful Stomach Rem­ edy clears Ute digestive tract of muc­ A. W. Hobbs of 1101 East Main oid accretions and removes poisonous Street. Jackion. Mlctu, after soma nt- matter. It brings swift relief to suf­ ferers from aCOtpach. lives and bowel tract, took Mayra Wonderful Hom- td tlwm from danatrous Optra lions. Many ara aura it has saved thalr liras. Bacaum of Th* wonderful auocau il r. Hobbs has told hla own story In a ItUer, part of which is glvon hors: Mor's. Go to Mulholland'a Drus stomach remedy I am In perfect con­ Htor* and ask them about ths wond­ dition. I have not fall so wall tor ttf- erful result! Il has b««n sccomplUh|n« In CSMS thsy know ot In yonr la.n veara ' ' Iowa- "W send lo Gen. H. Mayr, Mis. for frac book on Homucn dots not dlstrsM me. I hops IhoM Chemist, allmvour sod many xraietui icMcers affsutsd aa I wm will pfocssd la (St from people .who -have titan restored. your fsmedy at onoa.“ * r t y KecU l<i> **“ Ths Aral dosa ot Mayr's Woadsrful Hiomach Hainsdy cnnvincM luReters For sale iu Haetiuga by ult drug* of Ijs merit. Many bsvs found only m doss aufilalsBX Mr. Hobbs' ax­ giala.—Adv. �OCTOBER f. 1ML Sempre Giovine (Always Young) (Pronounced Sem-pray Jo-ve-nay) This is the only face cream in cake form. ' Sempre Giovine means always young and is one of the most delightful face preparations ever manufactured. It is economical to use. There is no wasteful dipping of fingers into a jar. One cake of Sempre Giovine will outlast four ordinary jars of cold cream. May be used upon the most delicate skin with perfect safety. No expert massaging required. You simply rub it on and wipe it off with a soft cloth. It does not crumble on the face. It is a delightful preperation and you will say that it is the most efficient and convenient you have ever used. Miss Snow’s Recommendation­ Marietta Stanley co., TTbanbouscr film Corporation Stubto Grand Rapids, Mich. New Rochelle, N. Y., July 22nd, 1914 Gentlemenl-I am pleased to attest to the merits of your Sempre Giovine having found it a necessity on my toilet table. It's use after a day out in all kinds of weather leaves the skin in a velvety condition. I rec­ ommend it’s use to every woman as a skin cleanser and complexion beautifier. MARGUERITE SNOI MI88 MARGUERITE (Pfflfly) SNOW “Countess Olga” in “The Million Dollar Mystery Uses and Recommends Sempre Giovine Miss Marguerite Snow, or “Peggy,” as she is known, at the great Thanhouser Studio at New Rochelle, N. Y. is admired and respected by all who know her there. This same respect and admiration is evidenced by the hundreds of thousands of people who are following the “Million Dollar-Mystery.” But to know; and see her is to appreciate what results can be accomplished by giving the selection of a face toilet the proper attention. Marguerite Snow is winsome, talented, sincere. She possesses a beautiful complexion. Her recommendation of an article means a lot to you, for she has to use care in the selection of a toilet article that will keep her complexion and skin in perfect condition. Obtain a Cake at Your Druggists Joday. Sempre Giovine can be Obtained Wherever High Grade Toilet Articles are Sold. SOUTHWEST CASTLETON, NORTHEAST KALAMO. mrutti• » s • WALT WHITMAN’S OTHER SIDE HAVE FOUND WEIGHT OF AIR luist Weck'g Letter. Qur second instaUment of suip- Last week's letter. George McClelland of East Wood­ Sheridan Stilwell’* motored to meq weather is everywhere pres­ ent \in the coni filed and.in Iho Detroit last week. .Mrs. Marlin re­ land, railed nl Albert MrCl.-llaiur,- Poet on Several Occasion* Showed Scientists Put End to Popular Belief . ' That Ether la Practically Wlthkitchen. Tho invhirible mosquito turned home with them for a visit. Wrdnendny P. M. Ing* and Action*. Mra. Nancy MtHer of Battle Creek ha* been making an equinoctial or out Substance. Mra. Mary Wyblo nml daughter nnd Mra. Tobol GarUhger and obnoxious attack on man and bean!. spent Thursdiyr in Charlotte. daughter Eva attended the Barry With all of his radicalism. Walt There were a number out from The common belief that air weigh* Alice Dean ami Han't Briggs Co. fair Thursday. Whitman was ofttlmea conservative. nothing—or almost nothing—a belief town on Saturday and Bunday to spent last Thursday attending 911 Mrs. Mary Flory spent Iho past enjoy tho calm, still September insituie in ’Vermontville, conduct­ ' 'i her daughter, Mrs. John Comment. This wm because of his which has given rise to the smile ed by .Miss Nicholson. days"light as air," needs correction. Offley. profound sense of Justice. When the Mr. CaldweU made a flying trip to Mr. nml Mra. Harry Vernon re­ A toy balloon filled with a cubic Mrs. Sarah Good of Nashville Battlu Creek on Saturday. turned to their home in Indiana. spent Sunday with her (laughter. great Emperor William ot Germany foot of air weighs 564 grains more died. Whitman wrote a poem called than the sumo balloon collapsed. This Edward Brown has tho porch Saturday, after visiting reinlives Mra. Allert McClelland. completed at. C..E. Paul's residence here. Mr. nnd Mra. Frank Prien nnd Mr. "The Dead JEmpcror," which gave shows that the weight of a cubic foot Mra. Waller Briggs isenlertaining and Mra. Green motored to Ballltt much offense |o many of his radical except tlie screen frames and doora. air Is 564 grains, which la a good He ha* rented rooms on West Main relatives from IlnstingH this week. Creek Sunday, making lhe trip in> friends, who c/uld not sdo why a mon­ of deal more than an ounce. Accord­ Forb Hullx of Iowa, called in this I the latter's auto. St, BaUle Creek and expects lo ocarch should be called "a good old man ingly a small room (15 by 15 by 10), . eupy them wilh his family and work neighborhood Friday last. —a faithful shepherd." containing 2.350 cubic feet ot air, Henry Harwood and son of Char­ for Mr. Caldwell in his moving Hu bad a great admiration for Queen would weigh 2.900 ounces or 183.7 lotte. SundaytMl nt Bert Briggs*. picture rooms. Ho said that our peophT pounds avoirdupois, as much aa a largo Bessie Granger is visiting Mrs. There is anmelhlng .magical and sat- Victoria. Alex Brown has been filling his Enuna Dorinan in Detroit, this Isfylng in the art of leaving off. Good should be eternally grateful for Vic­ man. Co alii you lift a room full of silo. advice !• infinitely.jncre_ potent when toria's sympathy for tbe union during Some farmers are sowing their Mrs. Bell and son Clark spent It la brief and •vnienl than when it wheat and some are notxsowing it. The air In an automobile tire under "feel strongly grateful to Victoria for A number from our settlement Monday In Sunfield. Bert Briggs and family spent dribbles into vague exhortations. tho good outcome of that struggle— pressure of 160 pounds a square inch attended the fair at the hub of Many a man has been worried Into weighs proportionally ten times as the county. If it was nol a suc- .Saturday in Eaton Hapids and vice by well-meant but wearisome ad-, the war horrors and finally the pres­ much, while nlr under tho pressure ot .. 5cess the blame can nol well bo Broaklleld.with.Mends. ervation’of our nationality." * fifty atmosphere* weighs 00 times as Leslie and Fred Brigg* motored monitions to bo virtuous. A single placed on the weather. ' He said words in defense of Presi­ Edward Bowen has been paint- lo Grand Rapids Thursday return­ word of true friendly warning or en­ dent Cleveland when there was criti­ much.as an equal volume of.ordinary couragement Is more eloquent than ing lhe Bush cottage and will per­ ing home Saturday. cism because, he sent a present to tbe Mr. Upright's are entertaining volumes of nagging pertinacity, and is reduced lo one sixteen hundredth form a similar act of improvement may be spoken and left to do IU work. pope at the time of Ills Jubilee. normal, so that tbe liquid la 1,600 time* on the W. 8. Powers collage be­ company from Detroit. Henry Harwood entertained rel­ After all. when we are anxious to I cite these cases to prove that Whit­ aa heavy as gaseous air, or about as fore leaving for aBltle Creek. • John Jones and family made a atives from Indiana. Sunday of last help a friend Into tbe right path, there man believed In government, in law. henry as water. • . In the acceptance of present conditions visit to Comstock, Mich, on Sat­ week. A little daughter was born to'Mr. is not much more or better that wo until we could better them. I remem­ urday last, al the home of Mr. and and Mra. Elver Briggs Tuesday, can aay than what Sir Walter Scott ber In the year 1SS7 Sidney Morse.-a Mrs. J. IL Norris’. September 15. ■ i The school in No. 8, has lhe un­ in-law, Lockhart:, "Be a good man. sculptor from Boston, spent many days The war of tho Spanish succession, lucky number, 13. Counting (lie with Whitman in Camden making a in which the great duke of Marlbor­ WEST SKSKWA. teacher all is made right. must say tho rest."—Prom "Days Off,* bust of him. Morse had anarchistic ough playeV a brilliant part, was said I Oscar Gifford has torn down the Last Week's Letter. tendencies. Tho day the Chicago an ­ to bo tho outcome of a glass of water Leo Walltfco is building n new by Henry Van Dyke. band stand in front of his pavil­ archists were hanged he was very de­ at a ball at the Tuileries in Paris. . lion. Il wa* in a crippled condi­ barn. spondent. Whitman said to him: "It Oiie of tho court ladles bad ex­ Mra. Roy Williams and her little tion, caused by a large oak tree won't do, Sidney; wc must have po­ pressed a wish for a drink of water ''Language*' Hath Charms. being blown over onto il during daughter, Gleo. from I/iuisiana. are Few people enjoy a joke more heart­ licemen. law, order and such things in lhe hearing of the British and the-neavy puff of wind which visiting relatives in this neighbor­ hood. ily than Sir Oliver Ledger, tho prin­ until the human critter.can get along camo our way a few weeks, ago. ambassadors, who hastened to Ed. Van Kampan -had quite a bad cipal of Birmingham university and without them, and that* to a long way Spanish Mr. Huff who lately purchased tho Baker collage is about lo make spell while dragging last week. Il a foremost authority on man; things off. Wc can't throw bombs, and kill get’it for her. Returning each with some needed improvements lo is guppowd. too, one of his horses In this world aud some few in the people, even If they are policemen.'' a tutubier, they found the fair bird make it suitable for a winter resi­ must nave kicked him, ns he had next Among the stories he Is fond Morse's sadness was increased bo- had flown and was dancing with a French statesman. Tho English dip­ rather a deep cut on the right tem­ dence. cause he failed lo get any sympathy lomat accidentally. It is presumed Mr. Huff’s son. who has boon ple. of which he knew nothing until of tolling Is that of a bishop who brushed against the Spaniard and up­ making his home with Iho family he came lo himself after Dr. May­ was walking along a canal towpatb from Whitman. thi* summer has gone to Iowa, to nard had attended him. He is get­ when bo beard a bargee using very set the glass ho was carrying. This spend the winter with his grand­ ting belter how nnd is on his land strong isnguago to lhe horse. The ridiculous incident Inflamed the jeal­ An Egg In the Wilderness. agalh. bishop remonstrated in stalely terms father arid family. An amusing little Incident concern­ ousies of the nations and turned the G. A. Goodomool had a severe and pointed out that such profanity ing un egg is told by Captain BUgand J. J. Fish has been making n silo base for Randall Carpenter of kick on the thigh by one of his waa moal unseemly. Tho bargee lis­ iu his "Hunting the Elephant in Af­ Bedford, a stock tank' for Lucas hoi*ses. A few days after he had tened respectfully and then scratched Case and some cemenj work for a fall which injured his shoulder. his head ruefully as ho replied: ''It's rica." "It waa a solitary ostrich's egg Thomas Johnson nnd son. His Though ho is about again, he is all right, gov’nor.. I sees what you that I found in tho open. I supposedNot long ago a cub reporter on one It bad been dropped by lhe ostrich be­ •till unable to do his work as us­ work is lhe kind that slays. taieatl, and I'll speak quieter like. But fore she had decided where to make of the largo dallies waa assigned by Our community was made sad ual. tho city editor to cover a meeting of Kenneth, son of Ruwell Goode- I’m afeard as how it’ll bo a bit lone­ her nest. 1 ate that egg in omelets for the board of trustees of a public by. tho announcement in tho colurfins of the Battle Creek Morning moot: injured his foot the other some like for the hose." three days, thinking myself lucky to library. "Bring a story of about 400 He is now improving. Enquirer of the fatal illness of day. । get an egg bo fur from civilization, wards," said the editor. The Ladies Aid, connected wilh Mr. Fred Hoagland of Urbandale. but rpnrvnllng much at Its peculiar fla­ A Demonstration. Mr. Hoagland was for a short lime the Church of Christ, met at Mra. vor. From later experience of ostrich not being forthcoming, tho youngster "I distinctly saw you with the police ­ a tenant on the f-ois tSandloy farm Durkee's Inst Thursday afternoon. waa-sont for. "How about that story and made mfny friends while here. .A very good number was presept, man's arms around you.'" "Oh. yes. 40. An exceedingly pleas­ mum; wasn't ft nice of him? Ho was The surviving members of the about ; of the board meeting?" asked the lime was spent in working and •bowin' mo how to hojd a burglar If family have he sympathy of our ant ; What, la believed to be the larg­ editor. entire community in this their sad ■visiting, which was followed by a I found one In the bouse."—Life. est verdirt ever given a workman "It isn't finished yet. You told me bereavement >well provided and much enjoyed in the United Slap's was awarded The members of the Banfleld W. isupper. by a jury, in White Plains, N. Y.. to get only 300.** C. T. U. met at the homo of Mra. B8cause frosts do the most dam­ recently- to Oscar Fried, who lind •managed ”Wbtt did the board do?" Allie Budd on Wednesday last Al­ The cost of replacing with steel age when lhe air is calm, a Paris lw>th arms' burned off while in the though a number of the ladies tcars all tho passenger cars in use scientist has advanced the theiry employ of the New York. New Ha-' were conspicuous by lheir absence on ( lhe railroads of the United States that orchards and vineyards ran he ven and Hartford railway, the journed."—Llpplncott’i their cause is Just and ought to iis estimated dl more than WOO.OOO.- protected by electric fans to keep amount of the verdict being 875,­ triumph. "Hasten on glad day," 000. ( the (atmosphere moving.* 000. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. LIVE FOREVER IN MEMORY Loved Dead Who Have Gone Before May Still 8,-iak to Ue With Compelling Voices. Historic Clontarf. Clontarf is ono of the moat hlatorio on Good Friday. April 33, 1014, Brian Boni and the men of Munster, Con­ naught and Meath fought thq Danes. Brian waa killed Ln his tent; Sigurd. Karl if Orkney and CaUhnM*. per­ ished also, and 11.000 Irishmen and 13.000 Dane* are sold to have fallen. Victory remained with the Irieh. bat the Dans* reoccupied Dublin. In modern time* O'Connell'* mon- Who has not known old man and women, bent by the atorma of life, bearing on their forehead* lb* Mara of bereavement? They have lowered into the tomb with the sons and daugh­ ters they loved the most precious thing they had on earth. But there was so inu'ch kindness in their eyes •nd so much peace in their faces, that culminated at Clontarf. But the meet­ ing was prohibited by tho government, — ---------uvw. nan before the pares which their loved and O'Connell waa put upon hla trial dead have shed about their heads, we for conspiracy and convicted, though bow u la. „ hlUl Mont Blanc. For you. young men and by tbe bouse of'lord*. women, who perhaps have lost a father Poetcard Hint or a mother, no precept, no book, no Have your picture postcards aud example, however great It may be. can do as much as their momory Zt when preparing them to send to hos­ tho bottom of your heart, Jf you kt»p pitals and orphan asylums paste two tt sacred. They axe’here no longer to together, back to back, thus concealing follow you, to console you. tv point out the way for you, nor to rebuke you lag the tick babies two plctnrea to look by raising their voices against your errors; but In the silence lheir memThe smallest tax bill In Now are respoaaire it will be Men that this York is on property in Toltenville. compelling voice of absent loved once The assessment id-91 and the tax la ablo to accomplish more with you amounts to 1 cent a year. The city ' than ever their direct advice and lheir already han spent 4 cents for post­ age stamps >» un effort to collect lhe I cent. —Christian Herald. Drink Habit how much longer the superstition 'will live which ascribes to the moon an Influence ovw timber! This unsci­ entific and unprovable claim has long held a place Ln the backwoods, where people were prone to accept the teach­ ings of Uedition without much con­ cern abrut cause and effect; but It Is rather late In tho day now for edu­ cated people to attribute to the dead. The Neal 3-Day Way Inert moon an Influence on vegetation. If there is anything certain It Is The nlmve statement has been, that the moon has no observable effect proved in thousands of cases. There is no risk—no loss of time, no deathly sickness. Our Institute is characters aud qualities ot tbe wood. It can be argued •'•InntlOc^lly that a beautiful home. You will find the escape from the horrible drinking habit nn easy one. BE A MAN onstrated tn practice that It does not AMONG MEN—don't go down to a have such effect. Apparently there la drunkard grave—don't lose borne, some mistake In the statement that family, position and friends—but tho felling is done by moonlight, or make up your mind today to coino with regard to any phase of the moon. and talk il .over. Send us tho Accounts of modern mahogany-logging names of those afflicted-in confi­ operations In America and Africa do dent*. • We may hr able tn rescue not mention that custom. In sbme of them. Write, Phone or Call for Details. tho tropical regions hauling logs from the woods Is done at night because the Grand Rapids Location, 71 Sheldon Ave,moa and team*.—Hardwood Record. Detroit I.ocstion. 821 Woodward Ave. The dimensions to which the graphnpbonr business has grown Grand Rapids PtlMiM: may bo judged from tho fact thal Cltlrens K72. Bell MR Caruso is receiving 180,000 a year De (roll Phooe: Grand TM. in royalties on tho hew records which ho has mad*. CONQUERED IN 3 DAYS Need Institute �THE HJ ERICAN FENCE ■ What makes a good fence? Should, it:have wire hard as flint made with the highest carbon tlie same as tjie makers of American fence put into its piano wire ? Or should it be a soft wire such as they put into their weaving wire that is' sold to manufacturers of wire cloth? Neither—it should be a_ medium wire that many years’ experience has shown to be exactly right for the purpose. The American Steel & Wire Co. makes every kind of wire that i* used, beginning with its own mines, through its own furnaces and steel and wire mills and they know what is the right kind of steel to use for a fence. Trust their judgment Should a good fence have a rigid stay? No —we believe in the hinged joint that is strong, flexible, yielding to pressure like, a spring bed and snapping back again to its place. Flexibility ia its life. A pneumatic tire on a bicycle is more durable than a solid tire for this reason.® American fence is made of large wires thoroughly galvanized and proof against weather. We have just received a car load of American Fence Goodyear Brothers Hardware and Implements PHONE 1 HASTINGS, MICH 1835 R.WALLACE Silver plate that N resists wear Call and 'dk see the W BLOSSOM pattern, the / latest example V of the only plated ware bearing an unrestricted guarantee ' Pike and Dam|on Jewelers Phone 281 Ivocataa of disaraimnenl mid dis!liHinitrig of tlie nniiy nml the navy. | is thiil the Ifnitisl States, with its । eoniiHuous territory- mid Alaska, should Ira a tralf-cen|eru<J country ; in Amerit a. abaduh ly isolated und 1 relying upon that isolation for safely from other.powers. tONGHESSHW KAHN nTHPHOV“'If wc will mind our own busi­ ness wc will have no war With any ‘ ES TliEOHIEH OF DISAHMAMIAI . - - nation,' has been lira, slogan of lhe disarmament iicople. "Just let us lake the European war as an example of what would WE WOULD BE HELPLESS have happened if the ideas of the IU A CIHinKU UUAD i w'ln didn't want either the IN A OULHlcn nun army or navy here prevailed. The ----- United Slates would have been bot--------------------------tied up. Having no ships to send (European Conllirt Shows Sonic our products abroad, we would not Nation Alight Go Wrong und have boon, allowed to purchase any ships. We Would rtpt have had ' Draw L’s Into War. vessels lo use for transporta­ Representative Julius Kalin of jiavid tion td gold for slraiKled Americans California. uuuiunuu, aa metairar monnor of or Huine llou.si' tiou.^' t.. ;.. w;ir,. Hum ii,.,.. that, ii.iit any anv More S'kiiM UartictoM for ^iio'^St^’fiui''-‘ of ,l"' "an‘"g nali<‘i>x in EuCMU|'1 ,iavP said to UH ',)o 1,01 Iln- European has . been ,'JK I" war ,?<1.1 S I ™ Ikhi.’hikI would h»VK l«-n rum­ .. • .0 -1.1 !”| 1 |H'1I*'4 to-comply Ix-caiwe wo would bt'fii clamoring for decreasing tin- such fuw imirchant ships us wc •rmy and navy. Ho picture,. con­ now possess or may acquire under dyiutiH winch iniglit exist belay .’j"* emergency legislation which Had lheir advice been taki-it front !• !lra \ h<-;-n passed. has This is , “'i’lie' European war has been the hi, 1. il.,. , , . „ ;,H'»l object lesson, that could have If the United f^ates had followtmighl those people who have nl the advice of dlxarmainviit ad-. 1h;,.u clamoring for decreasing the soratox, say.^slnira lhe civil War. ill.inny and navy. If lias shown lhe i>> iiiien'-tfing to coiitemplah! the: country that lhe army mid navy kind of a IwIiiIcni nation which we have be. n iracessmy to mamnin the would have iieen at tlie present honor mid dignity and own tinIt ?i Uh w’r.U11'1 hav,! I'r.l'--' rummeiTial position of the United traaliy without it, navy except, a fewj Slates.*' siatc-.* lilllr shit's for saluting purim»»» “Thunks (<» Him -patriotism and W«‘, would have been without for­ sound sense of men >wtio have been in control of our government IHwailAo that wc wouldI we have n good navy and we are I flic I'unaina Canal, al-■ going to make it belter. To the tl|H u -a very doubtful। Maine men who -are indebted for the nn. ax llm trip uf Uih ()r«--■ iraci-ijy we feel in our seacoast drind Kiulli Amcrli-a fon’nlI fenao. ... iHII Kieie I1 "Ihll there 1.4 is yei yet mucn much u> bi no be tin* cfliial we would have I dofte to make the mobile army Mifatiiuis tlibre. And oven 1 ficieni to inrt'l new couditions. fried to prol«’vt by neu-j Willi garrison* iircdial iu the Pliilalii’x lhe p;ut few wevk«|.ippiuet, Hawaii, ift Alaska and in 1n.i1.1ted such iieidi-s toi I’ap.-mw. more infantry and Held iltie wtarieW in times of| artillery tire imperative. Tira num1 • ideal pusilimi of the • her of men in compauiits should Ira ley, licuordiug to tho ad- iuoreased to insure competency. miHBi URGE MUI AID NAVI ‘ Optometrists "The army shoqld be coneenlrnled mi that oflicerx and men can bo (rained"in large bodies. How can general and Held oflicers be dnvt'loped in small garrisons? (Inly in mobile maneuvers can lliey learn 10 handle large bodies of troops. "We need more traiiied soldiers, men who have served in lhe anny and who cun bo called into service when any sudden* emergency arises. 11 is lhe undisputed fact Hint in every war we have suffered for want of (rained soldiers. The raw­ levies ever have lacked lhe knowl­ edge and discipline necessary in a clash of arms, The same raw re­ cruits nnd volunteers that become a disorganized mob and run away when thrown into batllw without training became (he Hower of a Mleadfast army after one or two years service. Thai is the kind of troops we could maintain with nn adequate reserve system. v “If the United Slates Govern­ ment does not tangle itself up with arliilralidn compaejs and pencil treaties and goes iU way maintain­ ing its supremacy upon the West­ ern Hemisphere, its rights'of com­ merce in all parts of the world on an eipiality with all other nations, asking nothing but wlmt is right of other nations, wc ought to avoid OCTOBCT 1,.mt . ........Last ........ Week’s. Letter. Art. Hucon. of Grand Rapids, on a P. M. freight train MfeBEISOrSOIPLOMAGY rundueor out of Grand Rapid*, who formerly By JULIE LINDQUIST. nianacoti to got It. J. Perkin* Bea«on in perfect health. J. Perkins was htfalthy enough, but be had nothing to boast of ip tha matter of elite. Both bad determination to a positively painBcn*on had to leave tho house ratb- Only after prolonged argument bad be managed lo convince Mra. Benson ot the many benefit* to be gained by a realdenca so tar from town, and even after he had flubbed his argument she did not seem more than half con­ vinced. However. Mr*. Benson found no difficulty In remembering most of the things her husband had said upon thal occaalon. She frequently took pains to recall to bis mind some of his projnlsaa, and between times she as- would never, under any condition*. lived east of the village, met wilh an. accident that rexulted in his daath on Monday. When his train was leaving Grand I .edge, he fell from the caboose in aueft a way an arm iuid ••leg •that ............. n were w..,v severely injuruiL He wa* rushed to a hos­ pital iu Lansing where all wax done lhal wax pokslbie, but he did nol rally from the ope ration, tn rumovc the badly injured leg. Hn leaves a wife-end two sjnall chil­ dren. Mra. Bacons parents live tn this village. ." Mrs, James Hubbard nf Glriragu, for many years a resident hare, arrived in Iho village on Monday and is visiting relatives sr™ nnd friends for a fuw days. Guy Willard fa stepping high sinc<r5 a. m. Monday, when a son arrived al lheir home to remain several years. All doing well. Mrs. CJiase and daughter, Audi a spool Hunday with friends in Mo­ line and are spending lhe foru Cart of tbe week wilh the former’s rolhor near Parmelee. Another coaling of dust down was applied lo our Main street Monday evening. This keeps the dust down fliie until a very heavy rain, when It washes to the rivOr from off Uiu sleep gilido. Will Ji chnffeur nrtw with' Warning Waler. Neb., i< viailmg relatives hnte, wehre both lit1 and Mr*. Griffith spent their enlirt* lives,.previous to going went three years agn. He reports nrops good with Ilium this yei>. and that Ne­ braska looks good to him, alliiougb nalurally glad to sen old Michigan again. . Nearly overt- one from around hore wtml to the fair ono or more days last week and all nro saying wlmt u good county fair. We are in hopes they pulled out of tho hole this year, for with the fine weal tier and good supnori of lira citizens if they did nol whou ran they ever expect to? oflice Department will i«»ue Iwp special stamps, the designs foy which have been approved’ by 1’osl master General Burleson. The ■dampj of twn and- five cent douoniiualions will be ready fo$ is­ sue early in tho fall. The wards, “Peace: 1814-fOH" will bo on each. Tira, two-cent stamp will have op il a .hemisphere with a female fig­ ure on lhe left, hoMtag an Amer­ ican flag, and on tho fighl a figure bearing a British flag, the iwp clasping hands cross tho hemispln re. The Ilve-eenl flag will be a winged figure typifying lhe spir­ it of peace, with • a dove flying before iL . Robin* In Profusion. Apparently tbe most abundant bird tn the United Stato* oast of the Ulr slsalppl river is tbe robin, with an averag* o! about fifty pairs to tho ■quare mile, or a hundred million rob­ ins In tbe eastern United Blate*. daughter who has to stop tn front at every mirror she sees and add • ill* tie color to her cheeks.—Clnelgnatl Enquirer. * A Ixindon physician practicing In the iMMirer district of that city says that 25 per cent of the chil­ dren coming under Ids observation .wear charms and amu^els undeq lheir clothing. - Tho Ashes of America north of the isthmus of Panama embrace throe classes, 30 orders, 223 fami­ lies, 1,113 genera, 335 cubgopera, 3,203 species and ltd flt|b>peciefl. Tho old-taahloned sirl just have to get up a little bit earlier," she concluded, calmly. Denson felt that be ought not to bo he hardly had’tlme to catch hla train, opt ao amount of argument and ca­ jolery could Influence Mn. Benson. Bo Denson decided to try something else. One cold morning he got out of bod at lhe usual time, but arrived at the railroad station live minutes earlier than usual. Tbla'wa* because he had walked gayly out of hla own front door without having gone to tho basement at all that morning. And as ho tripped lightly back over hla »houlder: "Oh. furnace. If you don't want to freeze you'll have to break your rule for once.” . . When Benson arrived at the offleo he waa whistling and he seemed ao excessively cheerful that Blmpson. his offleo neighbor^ went over to Inquire: "What's up. Perk? Get a raise?" Benson did a dance stop or, two. blithely. “Away and serve. If you will, tho woman who is both youj- wife and your ruler. ’ As for me. I bow to tho aictaies or no tomaiei i—- no pausea to plap Simpson on the back heavily. | "I shoo^ oif tho chains of slavery thia fix the furnace Ore every morning Simpson iMtnt-d impressed. "I wish I had your nane." ho said, "but It wouldn’t do mo any flood to try a Hunt like that’with my wife. Not *0 that you could notice It!" -Ho want back to hi* own desk wondering If Benson had won out as easily aa he aupposed. When Benson reached home that' evening ho found ths dinner awaiting him aa usual, and it was a good ulnnsr. But bls wife was getting it ready round her bead and throat She wore "Hut il has Iieen shown that Eu­ a pair of kid gloves when she sat down ropean nations do nob stand u|>on rights. Home nation wns wrong or ns tho-grave. Denson sat down oppo­ there would not have Iieen any war in Europe. Some nation niighl go site His wife an<f tried to eat But bo wrong in dealing wilh us1 and a was ashamed to put on bls overcoat war roujd easily result Conse­ and It waa altogether too cold to en­ quently we must have an. army, an joy tho dinner tn any other garb. So tinny belter than thal which now he hurried over his favorite dlihes. exists; nnd :j reserve force which could he edited to the centers in floor. Mr*. Benson did not offer any cuso of a sudden war? . Tho Eu­ comment She sat perfectly quiet and ropean war has shown how sud­ Ijcr conduct wa* as chilly ns tha denly nations can Ira emlirnileil and ■house. Ihnl trained troops and reserves Next morning Benson was an hour are necessary lo meet suoli emer­ gencies." ■ desk after hanging up bls hat ' and coat Blmpson got up nnd went to meet Nocturne. him. It waa ovidut that BlmMdn <) royal niuh|, under your stars bad been thinking over tbe conversa­ that keep Tlicir golden troops in charted tion ot yesterday and had come for morn details. motion set, • "Well." ho began, “flro going this The ijving legions arc renewed in morning. Perk? And did It take you bleep , an hour to persuade her to fix itF* For bloodier battle yet. _ Benson looked not tn tho least em­ less .sky barrassed. "You mean did I fix the <J royal'death, under your bound- flro?" ho retorted. "I told you, didn’t L Whern unrecorded constellations [ that I meant to fix that flro no more? throng, * Dispassionate Uuk-o other legions Hi'. . "Wife tlx itr persisted Simpson. Invulnerably st rung. —John Drinkwaler. . i In the London Times. Ing after this?" . "Not exactly." replied Denson. "We compromised." His Composition on flhoop. "Compromized?" questioned Blmp­ The other day In a Cleveland school son, grinning. "How on earth did tbl* composition was handed In by a you—" little German boy: z "Oh, I suppose I might as well tell "Tho sheep are weak and foollab you now as any time. I had to uao diplomacy, that's alL It was the only can 'use everything on them except way tn which wo could both retain our their bleat. Tha abeep learn thalr dignity—and I had to allow aa much as that didn't ir they are dumb animals. “That doesn't answer ray question." "They eat hay. grass and carrot persisted Hlmpeon. "Come across, soup. And tho captain ot the sheep now. How did you settle It?" I* called the belle buck."—Woman's "Easleat thing In the world," ex­ Home Companion. plained Benson, waving bls hand air* Accurate ineaxuremenl h a j a steam-heated flat here in town. shown that few raindrop* excued That's what mads ma lata " oira-tlfth of un inch in diameter. Bread Advtrte Title Contested. Your Full GoH Nerds Attention. Eleanor Hallowell Abbott bolder of No tree to fuss nnd try to wear the standing broad adverb champion­ il out. It will wear you out in­ ship. may loan her title. On page 53 stead. Take Dr. King's New Dis­ of "John Ward. M. D~" by Charles covery. rvlirf follows quickly. It I'liix-ks your Cold and soothes your Vaio, one lamps thia: "Umbly. he Cougli away. Ph-aMtiL Atiliscplio withdrew.” At first wa thought it was nnd Healing. Chiftirou like it. Gel Wall street slang tor getting out of 2 fiOv bolllu of Dr. King's Now Di*- tbe market reft of capital. But it ruvety aud keep It hi the house. "Our family Cough aittl Cold Dot­ ■heeply or at lot” writes Lewis chuiiilierlnui. Maiicliestef. Ohio. Monoy back if nol xatisiled, but il nearly always helps. -BANNER WANT ADV8. FAY. WHY tl If y The BANNER’S Plan of Handling Auction Sales Ought to Be Favored by Every One Who Contemplates Having a Sale in Barry County: V ST—BECAUSE IT IS A DEMONSTRATED SUCCESS.. In flic put 1 six years, over 750 Auction Sales have been advertised in the BANNER to ' . the mutual satisfaction of the sellers and buyers.. We have letters •from many who have advertised tlicir sales in the BANNER showing that on a single article they have realized enough more than they expected to pay all the expenses of the auction. In all cases whpn results have been com­ pared with expectations the sales advertised in the BANNER have exceeded expectations, in some cases by several hundred dollars as we can show by let­ ters and personal references. 01 in ND-BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVE COME TO LOOK TO THE BAN4 NER FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF AUCTION SALES. The succesa of the BANNER’S plan ol advertising sales has naturally led people to ex'■ pect that aa auction sale in Barry Co. will be advertised in the BANNER, A just as they expect the letter carrier will deliver their mail. ? RD—BECAUSE OF ITS SMALL EXPENSE. We make a uniform charge for our service in reaching practically all the people of Barry Co. that is but little above what used to be charged for sale bills that were read by only a few of the people. • 4TH—BECAUSE IT.PUTS THE SELLER IN TOUCH WITH HIS “ BEST AVAILABLE CUSTOMER IN BARRY COUNTY. The BAN­ NER goes into practically every home in Barry Co. The people naturally look to the BANNER to learn about Auction Sales. If a Barry Co. man wants' for his own purposes any tool or live stock advertised in any sale, he knows plst where to go to find it. He will be prepared to bid what he be­ lieves the article or animal is worth, because he has use for it. There will be no clement of speculation in his bid. With the old-plan, the people in the immediate neighborhood were the only ones who knew of the sale, and lhey would generally bid because they hoped to buy something cheap. C TH—BECAUSE IT AVOIDS HAVING TWO AUCTION SALES IN °THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD ON THE SAME DAY. The BAN­ NER makes dates for the auctioneers and practically all of them report the sales they book to this office, which is (the reAignized auction sate headquar­ ters. If wc find that two sales are booked for the same locality we can and do at once take it up with the auctioneers, and arrange for a change of one . of the sales, thereby avoiding spoiling both sales. This is ay itp|>orUnt con­ sideration. A TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER’S PLAN REACHES ALL THE PEOUPLE OF BARRY COUNTY WHILE THE AUCTION BILL REACH- . ED ONLY A FEW IN THE IMMEDIATE LOCALITY OF THE SALE. This is sp evident that any elaboration of this point is quite unnecessary. 7TH—BECAUSE THE BANNER CONTAINING THE AUCTION 1 ADVERTISING IS LAID AWAY ANIXpRESERVED IN THE HOME WHILE THE BILL IS SUBJECT TO THltWINDSAND RAINS AS IT IS TACKED ON THE FENCES AND TREES. ni in Im 111 BU ill w m Ira uu Ira un w THE BANNER'S METHOD of odvortlilng Auction Solo, hoc boon ondorood 1st—By the State Association of Auctioneers. 2nd—Byall the leading Auctioneers of Barry County. 3rd—By all Auctioneers in other Counties where the same method Has been pursued. ' Any printing office can print auction rale hills, but only a paper having ■ large general circulation, such as the BANNER has can successfully advertisfl au auction rale that will bring results. The BANNER is now printing 5^°° papers each week and covers the County "like a blanket.” We would be pleased to hear from anyone contemplating haying an Auc­ tion Sale and wc will mail them, one of oucbooklets, containing lo pages of information and suggestions on conducting an Auction Sale. You ahould not fail to secure one of these booklets if you contemplate holding a sale. Its suggestions will mean larger and better results from your sale. We hays both the Bell and Citizens telephones. ' lin •M Im iu i'l If w« tin The Hastings Banner Both Phones Jio. 15. We Make Dates With Auctioneers 11 lh Hu th W Ill UH �I. tflL < COMBINATION IS GOOD I III Nutlng Bum and Rooiti Are Arranged Together. fashioned rule# that have been tried and never have been found lo fail. tf iron rust gels on white flothlng, a* it is apt to do in Iho suiiuiwr Unm, squeeze lemon iuire on the spot# und then rub In plenty of salt and pul lhe garment Where lhe sun will shin* on it. To Tell Good Bacon. When baron is good aud sweet the lean is firm and bright and the fat quitD while. Pumpcniirkrl Sandwiches. • Pul n very thin slice of puihueriilckid bread between two thin bullered slice# of white broad. Mus­ lim brown' bread cut nol quite so thin may be ujmx! in lhe same way. To Clean Molher-of-Prarl. Mpthor-of-peaii articles lhal hove become dull and blurred mny lie resloretl by cleaning them wilh pure olive oil, then apply ordinary null brush and rubbing wilh cham­ ois. EffBS You'll Like Beller. Often when boiling egga llie while nomrs through the shell and spoil* tin, taste of the egg through its apheiirancd. This may be prevent­ ed if 11 leaspiHHiful of salt is put in­ to the waler before boiling. “ Such nn Appetite. A hungry young man in Key West Was eating beef stew wilh a seal; Ho file without slopping * Till wilh n loud popping The buttons sll flow from his vent. —-Washington Herald Canned Blueberries. ■ The berries should first lie thor­ oughly picked over and washed. I hen placed in a ketllu wilh onehalf cupful of sugar and one-half cupful of waler to each ’quart of lhe lierries. Cook uniII each ber­ ry is done. I hen turn into hoi jars aud seal at once. culate Without Draft*. His Worry. "Clarence." said the American heiress Imsltolingly, “I think lhal you should be tola al once how my father made Iris money. Our businew men in till* country have methods which do ono nt your pure soul, whoso motto Is 'NobioMo tag their egga. oblige,' can not bul—'" Tho rooata are in a position to allow “Cease, Mamie, cease," said lhe young lord reassuringly, "tell me no all possible fresh air without draft. more. However, ho made l|i* mil­ third lions, I can forgive, for your sake. Bul—er—has he>0111 got them all that It la made ao much in section aa right." Croquettes. These may bo prepared from alnuMl any loft-over meat or fowl, or both. To two rups of minced cold roast, steak,*veal or fowl, add onequarter uh much mashed potato, ijeaaon well wilh pepper, salt mid onion juice, and wilh a little very finely minced parsley. Add enough gravy to moisten the mixture nnd a raw egg lo bind it. Work together well, mold into rones, cover wilh egg nnd cracker crumbs; let them gel chilled for a couple of hours and fry in deep, very hot fat. The Otiioib Cure. Kit onions aud you'll be well, Koine ent them just before retiring. Slewed onions need only milk, but­ ler. pepper and sail. Many can eat raw ones in the good French dress­ ing. Without onions, soldiers nnd sailors would havo scurvy and gravel. Hun-down people may well lake llicrnselves tn Ihu wopas and enjoy an onion cure. Au onion cure breakfast in camp includes two poached egg# aud fried onions: iutu-lntnn, brown bread sandwiches fllled wilh cliopp«l raw oninna; supper, stewed on­ ions, with steak or chops and pota­ toes. For a really sick person, who is cxenipl from social duties, (here Is llie onion diet, lhe onion plaster and union sirup, which will break up n bad cold. The garlic (lo go a step further,) is said lo be used by some physicians in fighting and curing tulmrculosis. Aged. "Why. bulk here," said llie mer­ chant wlm wad in need of n boy, “aren’t you lhe same boy who was in hcrtt’a week ago." . ' “Y'ch, slfi" said llie applicant. Do you always take every opportu­ “I thought «i> And didn’t I lull nity to walk when you can? If It pHi^thcn that I wanlefi an older Is a matter ot several blocks, do you take a car when It la possible? Take "Y'es. sir. '1'hal's why I'm back. every opportunity to walk, but walk «. ■ .’ n<»me I’m older miw."- —.Ididies as if you really enjoyed it; put some Journal. energy into thia exercise. Really make It an exorcise. Do not eat more than • Brlllserrnrr. 'When she cmihl im»'t-willi Billy ono starchy food at a meal, drink plenty of water, but between meals, i They nlnyiif al bill mid coo; aud, above all. eat enough to allay uiiii when *hi- met nnl Hilly. hunger, but stop there; do not con­ \ Th<-y iilaycd at biHel-dffuX. tinue as it you were never going to Now she has married Hilly, get another meal Instead of one quite Iler lebnivn time hIic tills as heavy In another four or live hours. By trying lo t-oncillAnother thing, sleep with plenty of .\(<- Hilly or her bills. fresh air circulating in your sleeping DAIRYMEN FACTS FOOD THE DAIRY COWS LIKE la perfectly accessible. ao as to bo easily oiled or whitewashed, to pre­ Compo«itian of Milk Ba In (CupyvtahL UH.) (By JAMES B. MORMON.) t, A dairy cow giving largo quantities of milk consumes much feed. Milk is formed from feeding stuff* digested esaary all substance* enuring Into tho composition of milk bo supplied to dairy stock In proper proportion lo get good results. For production of milk there are required viler, carbohy­ drates, protein, fat and mineraj -ash. High quality milk contains about 87 , : ; ’ of fat. 9.5 of caaeln, 0 8 of albumen Feeding stuffs contain necessary elo I | , CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO, „X.5£h The Farmers Friend 'Eat Crystal Pride* QUAKER SPEECH NOW Whiftemore's rf Shoe Polishes Berry SIiiIilh on Table Linen. If berry .slain# lire on lhe table lilii'li then be rureful In tmur t>oiliug water over the ntuins before (he linen goes inlo I hr wash. The heal riww quality tub nr bnshi and I hen pour Hip boil­ ing wnb-r right on Hie spota or Slain*. Iclliiig llu- water mu . Ilinmgh until the stains any gone. It will uni lake long, for ir really works like ningir. • - L'mh of Strain. If you do your own work uhd find trouble in rleaniiig pans ami kettle# when lhe partlclr# ill food liave dried on I hem. then Irjc u Hi­ lle eleani. Pul h bit of waler in lliein, cover clusely mul «'‘l where Hie waler will .gel hoi. I.el lliein Maud a few mhiuln* while you uro doing wiinuthing else. Then try Uiern and you will find nil lhe food will come off very . easily. The slrniu Ims saved you a Kjmd deal of .When Iron Hurt Gets on ' While ClollilniJ. .. .... <■ nuii^t.-ikL-t.-pvi mill , tin.-* i* your flint *ou.M»n. (hen youi tiKiy nob know some of these uld-1 Pure Bred Poultry. Despite the constant preaching of experts. It Is sate to say that moat of the chickens of the country are juat LancxsT vamm chickens—nameless. R would be Im­ possible to classify them as breeds. There are some farmers who claim siiStJSLSii, better, and consequently pay better than thoroughbreds. The fanner who keeps pure-bred stock can also sell a uniform product whan he disposes of surplus stock, old hens, broiler*, roasters, etc. A mixed crop of chickens presents an appearancs of inferior quality, and will never take ths highest quotation. Another advantage of keeping purs slock is that ono can sell eggs for hatching—at a time whoa market eggs sell for tho lowest price*—at a vgry reasonable figure X !&lDEVISED xar." any# Bultrlin No. k*6O of tin* I U. 8. Department of Agriculture in I • , - ___ railing ul I fill ion lo the case wilh Al a Friends' meeting In Philadel-1 which llu- United i Hlale# could I V,. to. to toUppU,. «u...r ■pooch, known a* tho plain Ian*iali*s which have■ been ■>>•(•11 dem-1 nfiii-i adtipted to ,i gunge." was going so rapidly out of.onrtiwlitl lo bi* well a.:..,....; .... I . •■•>... uao. Il wa* asserted that tho gentle- tho gnnving of sugar beeH. Thes** ncaa that distinguished it made It slnli-s nre California. Colorado, MPMlgUy dertrablo and effective and j muhn, Illinois, Indiana. Iowa, Kntithnt the influence of Friend* wa* In a ’•a*. Michigmi. Minnesota. Missouri, measure docreoaed by Ila abandon‘Yl0'1"’ mcnt Dakota, Ohio. South Dakota. Utah. ... , , . ; Wisconsin, Wyoming. The stales Doubtlcsa this view tn correct. The t-olltain ff|Uro Ilian 2.0H0.IMIU farms Quaker speech, now so rarely hoard. al|ll OVt.r -Jw.iMMMklO acres of imwua always much liked by people notj pnived lands. The Bulleliu con- . ; associated with cahnnciui and aerenlt)-' "If one fanner in four in those' of manner. Probably, thia serenity I stales were to plant a three-acre was a quality not dependant on the; pnlch and give il Hie care thnl languaxo used, but was a Ynatter of;'""1'1 n«a.fily be liestnw.s! u(>on temperament and habit, but IL seemed 7!* Ul1’ gentio ’ thee and thou nnd othsr po- nl(, improv,^ |Dnd jn area is collar form! of address. A* u«ed;vthl*, „|| Uinl v\mhl he required lo ncQuakcr speech wa* not strictly gram ininpjiah ibis re*ull. More thal; mntlcal—"thee is." for example, being ihnl acn-agd lies idle, aiisolutely open to objection If anyone ev^i unused, ev.ery .yeur. Any one of thought of ft In a critical wayZNever-S lhe, rtntes of Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, theles*. "theo Is" had it* charm. rMi**oilri. .Minnesota, Nebraska, or Th. pwln. or lh, Qu.l.r cumr : <*•••• •" -"rar uo. ntv, .HnVon „♦ _l,h “’Ul thCB llOVC I IlC 1'Cf'l* OCCUF Ollly ,.r rho» who l»h.<u«l iu dlui- „| ............ ....... . ,|„ j, pearaoca were not inalatqnt on it* on a 'five-year n>lulioo. \ readoption. Apparently they aaw no. "|.nfm (his Inhb*. it can la* seen •■special connection between the plain Hull devoting lhe pro|H»*ed g»rb and the plain language, yet there '**• acres, to sugar-beet production undoubtedly is one. (would have mi ulU*riy;insignificant 1 The speech is expected from wear • I hi 1 glueing lhe acreage of «r. of the distinctive eoatume-tbe, " ,";r .’I?*" ■IraUht severe ■uvoru govni* and nn.l the th. clo»e- 111 ’|A'riy()f COIlHKleri’d FoUilJOIlH straight, vi((1l’«.lIiy cxcciil fitting bonnet*, and tare It. effective- ,.„l|lin a'11(| ......... . of Um nesn whpn It come* from the lip* of in increasing lhe yield of lhe * woman arrayed In faahionablo at- olJiers wpuhl nittcli more (hnn tire. The change In dress w*« urged ciiunterimlmice the acreage taken by tho young generation of Quaker*j (roiq lhe Inlier.. AB thnl i* neceson lhe plea that the old fashion* set I >nry. so far as acreaty is voncernthrm apart from their neighbors and '',l- >" <’nb-r 10 make u-> independwore a hindrance. Pcrtmp* they dldil'*1^ ?»Kar producers, L- hi bring m,..n lo .1.. up ll>, .|u.lm ,p«wh “ Wr«T «>■ «r To F0IL THIEVES ---------atitutcd aa a Protection to Lon- ,l ,D clal 1,1011 lh»l ‘b* busineea world . -— denlllJr ’hat the pedestrian can sec tut • fnw ttl...a<l r\f a few feet ahead of Win. him. Something over a hundred years ago.tho attacks of tbjeves and highwaymen in tho streets of London upon bank messen­ gers and tradesmen going to settle their bills became so frequent In times rith the conduct at London's business. . . --.... >nic, tiiuuun.l hla victim, club him into insen«|bl)lty, rob him. and then disappear into tho murky atmosphere, with llttlo likeli­ hood of apprehension or Ideullflcatlpn, or that passers-by would witness tho commission ot the crime or be of any In these circumstances bankers. check was devised for the pay ment of debts. Soon tho highwaymen found the booty they wore likely to get from a "hold-up" of even a wealthy trades­ man. Accordingly the activities of tho daylight rubber* soon came lo an end, but tho convenience of tho bank check proved co great that it survived not only in London, but was adopted throughout the cfrlllxad world. A Missing Man. “Wbnt has become of the old-fash­ ioned man," asks the Cincinnati En­ quirer, “who used to wear a yard ot crape on hla bat?" Perhaps he's mar­ ried again.—Toledo Blade. Apply Kilian's Freely for Lumbago. Your attacks of Lumbago are mu nearly «o hopeless as they seem. You ran relievo them nlinnsl in*la»gy by _«»f Sloan # Liniment on Hie back and It doea not belong with worldly dress , loin*. Lumbago is a form of riitniI «... —Indianapolis • -Star. -_____ --_____ _____ Money in Kangaroo Raising, 1 mil inn. and yield.* perfectly b> ' ’_____ ______ ' . Tn Australia kangaroo farming ta an SloanV whieh pcm-lraU-s quickly Try This. , Important industry. The hide* are all in ihruiigh Uie sore, lender yBponpT (meeting acquaintance)— valuable, and---tbe-------------------tendons are the— beat iiiu —------ ----3< i-:^, iiiiiirvin n uii -i muscles limbers u|> up Illi lhe itui back and “Do you know, old man. I really bo- v —"— — — ’ *for “----'— up, inakiH II feel fine. Gel a bottle <•! knoMn to -----surgeon* sewing Hero I'm losing ray nerie? I'm get­ wounds, and especially for holding Jinan's J.iniinenl 'for 25 cents of ting so I hate tn ask any ono for a, broken bones together, being much any druggist and have il in the Ihuim-—against ' rnlds, son; nnd loan. As soon aa I saw you 1 began finer and tougher than catgut. ______ (___ HwdUen joint*, rbi'umulism. jicu«to tremble."—Boston Times. f ralgikz .sciatica and like ailmenl*. The .fedemled Malay siiile# in i Your tnom-y irfck if net satinUcil. j June e\|Miried 2.3Mi tons of ukinla- I but il Mpes give almost iuslatil rvlive industries. , Linn rubber. .1 lief.—Adv. MAKES BACKACHE QUICKLY DISAPPEAR A Few Doses Relieve* AU Such MUerie*. Bladder Weakness, Kidney Trouble and Rheu­ matism Promptly Vanish Many Farmers Are Exchanging i ; ! | I , i I ; 1 Wheat for Purity The merits oi PURITY FLOUR «zre known and recognized all over Barijt County. Farmers are coming here from miles around, and from all parts of the county to exchange their ^ood wheat for PURITY'FLOUR. Many of them acknowledge their indebtedness to the Hastings Milling Co., for first givirlg them 40 lbs. of flour in exchange for a bushel of good wheat, and all of them admit that it saves the farmers of this county THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS EACH YEAR. These farmers had nothing but PURITY FLOUR last year and year before. They have taken away thousands of pounds of it this year. They all speak of it in highest terms. That is the best evidence that they Tike ft. Why not bring your wheat in and exchange it for Purity? REMEMBER THOSE DISHES! I thm. »uph as'puffy «welhngs under the eye* or in the teet and ankles, if you are nervous, tired, and run down, or bothered /with urinary disorders, Croxone will quickly relieve you :'of ?tour misery, Y’ou can secure an orig- ' nal package of Croxone at triflitag cost from »ny first-tlais druggist. All druggists are authorized to per- ' jonalty return the purchajj Rncs u it < -BANNEll WANT ADVb. PAY,— fail* |q g imgle case, Fartlla Turfciy Eggi. It la a noted fact that if th* gob­ bler I* present during tb* tlm* of lay­ ing the Drat cluuh ot «gg*. the *«oom» clutoh Will bo fmilo without hU RARe '“\ to Have Decreased Through It* AbandonmenL A cow weighing from *50 to 1,000 pound* receives a dglly balanced ra­ tion aa follows: Roughimr. 35 pounds of corn silage and 11 pounds of mixed hay._- Coliccntrataa, two pounds of gluten meal, two pounds of wheat bran and one pound of cottonseed meal, oilmeal, ground o.ita und wheal middling*. If the cow gives les* than twenty-flve pound* of milk daily de­ duct ono pound of concentrate* for every three pound* tai> of milk. On tho other hand, for ev^ry throe pound* of milk above 25 pcmiuia *•<!■), give an additional poundIM Yfoncentrat**. Cows fed entirely on hay (or rough­ age should be given about 10 pound# a day and about two pound* of oil­ meal Instead of ono po.und. It h no longer necessary for any one to suffer with backaching, kid­ ney trouble, have disagreeable blad­ der and urinary disorder* to contend with, or be tortured with rheuma­ tism, stiff joint!,, and it* heart­ wrenching pains, for the new discov­ ery, Croxone, quickly and aurcly re­ lieve* all such trouble*. Croxone is the mo*( Wonderful remedy yet devised for ridding the •J?1®*” °I ur’c lc>d and driving out all the poisonous impurities which cause such troubles. It is entirely different from all other remedies. It IS not like anything else ever used for the purpose. It act* on the prin­ ciple of cleaning out thq poisons and removing the cause. It *Q*k* right in through' the walls, mefnbrane* and linings, like water in * sponge, neutralizes, dissolves, and -makes the kidneys sift out and filter away, all the uric acid and poisons from the blood, and leaves the kidney* and urinary organ* clean, strong, healthy ana well. It matter* not how tong you have suffered, how old you *re, or what you have used, the very principle of Croxone is such, that it is practically impossible to take it into the human system without results. There is nothing else on earth like iL It start* to work the minute you take it and relieve* you the first time you we it. v If you suffer with pah* in your 'Eat Crystal Pride*1 • —----nl hi licets would free uh from de-1 Gentleness In Some Measure Seem*, iioDdfiice upon bu vign-xrown su-1 top of th* nest is a ctated cover ot matched boards that cairiee an open­ faced box withoutAop or bottom, that sets on the cleated cover and in turn supports a cleated cover. Iq this box Is placed a roost of two poles nailed to 1 by 8-lnch stripe, t< Inches long. fnr ■uptrw.-la I* ■>.* -.I-cover 1s fsstsnsd * p|oce of burlap or Capons Hatch Eggs. j strip of blanket to turn down on very In Germany capons are used for ... cold night* after the bens are at roost Large fowls need a cleated board eel hatching egga and raising tho chicks. with Just sufficient sleep, and above slanting In order to walk up to tbe They take better^ care of the chicks all omit tbe nap In the middle of the roost. A small box should be .set at than bens do, even fighting hawks to protect them and1 running with them much longer _ ' PROPER HEIGHT FOR ROOSTS It hue Ix4n foinimlcd Hint al the and Found" department ot the Inter lime uf the arrival uf Columbus borough (New York) Rapid Tranait there were JSi.OOO.OtM) Indians in High Roosta—Eighteen Inches Is company, "we get all kinds of stuff North and South America. w Considered High Enough. Club Sandwich. This is one of the heart it's! kinds, of Miidwiches nnd may conslltute । nlmo-l a whobt meal. It may he, Hirer sloriejrliigh. und the bread is - inu.il commonly Ion sled nnd cut cron* into diamonds or triangles. . sometimes after I he tilling is pul in. This consist* of a lelluce leaf, on lop of tills n thin slice of breast of chicken; and then very thin broiled ham or bacon, with such individual queer things people leave behind them The perches for fowls should be - finish of pickle or olive# us the lash- on the trains. You wouldn't believe low. Eighteen inches above-the floor It, would you. were i lull you some- I* high enough. There nre many dis­ suggests. \ . advantages Iu . high roans. First. PiMiehrd Efipt In Milk or Creuin. train yesterday? Rut It's a fact I’ll Buller an egg imarhi-d nnd half show him to you," and he led tbe way tain to injure their feet when they fill thi- pun b-neatli with boiling down the aisle to where a large, green fly down from a high perch to a hard waler. Break in the required parrot eat In Ila cage. The “tat“ nmnlx-r of eggt anti n-t noon o» they bumblefoot are caused. begin to grow firm add two lableAll porches should preferably bo sptxmfols'ot milk or cream. When ■Idea being able to say "Pretty Polly" orui. tht °‘*er AtOCk pjrrrt-pteM**' built *0 thal they will not touch the linn, Hrncr place upon un.se. rounds ... of wusswre.. buttered load and hcu.-oii with butler, nail had a modest vocabulary of ouaa walla al any point When they do so und pFjiprr. (larnlwh wilh parsley, word*. "Wouldn't you think," said the It is much.easier for lice and mites ---------- clerk, “when that critter began to to thrive. The fewer, creases or The Family Zmx ( aay 'D------------------ !• that hla owner cracks, wherein lie* may find a lodg­ "ll’it funny, uin l 11, lhal every-1 would remember and com* back for ing place, about the perches the bet­ body in our family's some kind of/ him?’ ter, and If they dp'out coma in contact nu animal?" with the walla ot the building at any ** "Some kind of an animal, indeed? ’ Of lhe 7JKX),(MK) mules Unit ore point tho insect peats will have very What do you mean?" esliimiled in the world more than llttlo opportunity to hide. Thon, If “Why, inollier's u dear, you half are in lhe United Blates. No the roost poles are thoroughly know." other, country is credilrdX wilh drenched with coal oil or. some other ■*’Y’«l certainly." 1,000,OW. Spain comes nearest liquid lice killer frequently, all vermin “And my baby niHlcr's molher's with 10,000. about tbe perches may be kept iu little' lamb, nml I'm life kid and check. dad'-H lhe goal."—Louisville Herald. Don't go to churning, just keep your cream coming every week all win­ ter. Wc are sure you will make more out of it than you would to churn, and then you get the CASH and that is. quite a help to most of -us. Wp. need your loyal support, especially through the winter months, and you sure: can not afford lo get along without us. So let us work together for the benefit of a1L Inataacs. la contained in all feeds, but Tho foundation la a bench. A, 15 not enough to produce milk, so cows Inches high, which allow* tbe hena to should be given plenty of fresh, pure water. Carbohydrates are of two kinds—those without aitroKen. such as long aa deaired, conforming to tbe apace available and fowls uae IL Re­ lose, which forma the greater part of member the neats E should be 15 plant cells, which are converted by inches square, ao the length should cows into fat. Sloeo carbohydrates be an equal multlpl* of 15. Tho neat made th* bail* of calculating ration*. Protein 1* tho flesh producing sub­ stance, containing nitrogen dirivctl little light and yet dark enough to from plant*, an important part of milk, encourage them In biding their egga and nothing can replace IL Fat fed to dairy cow* in feed* Is stored In the from hunting after the newly laid body and changed Inlo milk fat. The uh I* what I* left Of feeding stuff* The hena enter at C. at back right after being burned and goes to form bona and digestive juice* Now a balanced ratiou la one In which tho proportion o( protein, can bohydrate* and fat is such a* to give the beat result* In the quantity and quality of milk produced, which varies with different cow* In different cli­ mate*. For a cow giving 25 pounds of milk a day the German standard fixes a ratio of on* protein lo -1.5 of carbohydrate* and fat", lhe Wisconsin and other standard* * ratio of one to ■lx. The latter Is regarded a* con- Combined Rooata and Nests. No, the war isn't the cause of the slight drop in butterfat, at this time— Just too much good pasture all over the country. But thia won't last long, a ew frosts and the good pasture is gone—then the price la aure to go up again. Our three leading markets received i5>ooo packages of. butter last week more than they did the same week last year, or about 909,000 pounds. No wonder the market has weakened. When, aa a rule, there is not enough fresh butter at this season of the year to supply the demand. But Depend on us for the top market at all times. Our seUing manket has dropped two cents, we divided with you and only dropped one cent, and will bring the price up just as soon as conditions will warrant. . 40 lbs, of Purity in Exchange for a. Bushel of Wheat! HASTINGS MILLING CO C. A. KERR, Manager Phone 283 HASTINGS. MICH. �THE istarn Michigan ■nilS WKKK'S NBWB IN HHAB-BY COUNTIES. laying out Remy Fords beautiful farm, ati?*ts to. the man's industry and'elficiency. Though Mr. Broth­ erton was forced io le.ivu school al un early age, h>> vast knowleilge of plant life, gained through practi­ cal exiterh-nce, attracted the atten­ tion of 1|h' greatest naturalists of theh world. He had gathered -a wonderful library >n which he spent much ol1 bis lime. Never having married, he elios? to spend then eartier years of tils life in tlie woods. Hi* grandfather. Mninwnrtng Brotherton, wns one. of the first men to settte in Michigan. Mr. Brotherton resided in Rochealer nil his life. . RAWER, SEPTEMBER 34, 1>H. 2000 Pounds a Ton building lhe county road rormnisalon<*rs exfowt to have seventeen mile® of state reward- roads co-nThat’s what you get when you buy a Ton ptetod in Eaton Counly. according 10 lhe report of Commissioner of Coal from our sheds. You not only get James Caster. Some-of lhi« road is already flnishmi. bul a Large por­ full weight, but you get, also tion of it i« now in course of l-onstniclion. nnd thi* is the busiest Sccretury Knox .of. the .Wilson a«wn of lhe year for road build­ ers. and il will keep them busy Packing rinnpatiy of Jaeluiui.-exn.i until lhe season close* to get them pressed himself an well plenred willi the pickle industry in Otsego oonqdetcd. this reason. Tlie company preparChlckrn Ihtetr-. hare been op­ «M vote tor, 10,000 hustivte-and have received more than 9.000 bushels erating north and wesl ot Allo. They nre said to drive n large car thus far. Tin- IQH crop has bw-n with dim lights nml no rear lights. sold and it will probably Im moved Mrs. Fred Priest discovered one of from Otsego before the first of the those MipteMu-il thieves prowling year. We hove never tried to make you think, we were GIVING YOU COAL, for we are not, shouL her home • n'crnttj"^tewalchcii hjm for some -time nml We are charging you a price consistent with good quality and good weight that makes Sam Bell, n Grand Rnpid« um­ then inquired what he wanted and brella linker, rained "Sam Hill" in wns told that he wished to enquire I*>we1l Friday; got drunk nnd stole the way to Grand Rapid.*. Mrs. Iwo umbrellas while the lady of Priest- who had a revolver, order­ lhe hnitse was looking for some ed him to leave, which lie dill, pro­ old- rain-sht-ddora lo give ' him. testing lhal he meant no harm.-- Judge Andrews gave him <50 days regnrdle** of (hr fact Hint the good ... i Solo. umbrella-fixing xycathcr will bo all These nre busy times at lhe in by thal limo. You will need coal, for the cold days will soon be here and the comforts of the bright, glowing grate will be mighty cheer* kraut factory in- Charlotte. The -calibagc reason is now on to full \ hand of dirty, greasy gypsies fill and comfortable. Better order now before the price raises. swing nnd daily hundreds of toils went info Otsego an<f nt once pro­ Ilf this vegidnblo nre being unload­ ceeded to rob tly* town. The lazy ed al Ute factory. Ifi’Rptte of the men lei the females do the work long, hot, dry spell, the crop of and they certainly did a land office cabbage is good mid those who liusmflx* f«>r n little while. The have planted the crop to any ex­ dark skinned damsels went up nnd tent hove been well rewarded. down tin- streets nnd succeeded in The cabbage heads are uniform in picking the pockets of at least four Rite, and are hard and compact. men. almui M’l.hO being secured. Th? factory mating- r is well pleas­ Their thefts were discovered nl ed with tin- condition of lire vege­ onco ami llie thieves were corrall­ table, Fanners nre taking n new ed anti taken before- Justice Mcinterest in this latest ot Charlotte s N'elf-.'”vrhcre they were forced to businesR enterprise*. - There is a disgorge lheir Ml-gotlen pains.. . new field of opportunity opened by il and plenty of gooik real money women. can be made 'in cabbages. A* lime gore on this factory will no There Is un< likely lo be many doulit. prove a valuable nsset tu apple* dried in Allegan counly muA Birthday Party. neighbors so many free rides ns LAST OF ASSYRIAN KINGS No Need For New luxes. BOUND TO HAVE INTERVIEW Ctiarlolle and the farmers of Ibis in'lhe rest of*Michigan this season, Every song is supposed to have iliis good Ford. Washington, Sept. 28. "With virlnity. So here’s to Charles Loehr -nnd the industries of the country which is (ho more unfortunate' be­ a prelude nnd tho prelude to this Ixmg may they lx>lli Sardanapalua Olvan Credit by Hit largely paralyzed and labor out of Pertinacity of American Woman Jour* cause of tlie large.-crop. This is musical production must take the his aulo! The Grand l^rlge Clay Produi I work, il is no time to iiniiose nd- . mor? way in which tho Euro­ lorm of un aiiology for lhe writer love and while hi* brother nnd fel­ Chinese Statesman. plant had a record breaking day one clent City of Tarsus. dilionol taxes, and taxes, too which pean war effect* this country in­ is not used to appearing la-fore the low-neighbors, by tin- sweat of Inst Thursday turning oul fifty juriously. are entirely unnecessary.’’ declared Silly-five per cent <(f pnblii*. bul being too good naiured their brows, are Intiorinusly pro­ thousand • three-inch drain tile. all tho dried apples of the United io refuse, Ito* consented to Iry to viding new- hate* and g<>wn*s for The first Interview with ths famous An ancient legend tells us that Bar- Jaimm IL Mann, Republican Minor­ Twenty-five In thirty thousand is Slate* have been shipped (<> Eur­ write nn article explaining- why exact ing wives, may he ride mer­ ity Leader of the House of Repre­ Chinese statesman, LI Hung Chang, considered an ordinary day’s out­ ope, lint at presept then1' rs no de- we are culled together to celebrate rily by, happy iii tlie possession danapalua waa tbe founder of Tarsus sentative.*, in a slatetiuml Imlay. waa obtained by a woman journalist, while others ascribe that honor to put. Foreman L. B. Flesher ac­ for them. They have been the eighteenth of September - to­ of nn extra tire nml ample funds Sennacherib, king of Nineveh, of (tong.ressmnn Mann's statement an American—Mlaa Elisabeth Banks, counts for the record breaking run m.nuj, Say nl) you ph-ase about il to buy plenty nf gasoline for the umhI chiefly in France and Ger­ night. is regarded as an important utter­ whom the Bible record speaks. An ance by tlie fact that new augurs and many for adulteration of wine. iteliind her bark., bill don't let her return (rip. In view of the tight lhe Rethe Chinese diplomat before she had new fining wa* used and tin- clay people in this country who rate'll n lisp, and she won’t mind, jI The pride of a father's heart is interesting part of this legend about K' "iran .Minority is making in had hsf breakfast, as she had boon was plastic nnd of excellent quality Tbe rluimpagm- have for many l*>ng ago. Father Time decided a son am) so Fallier Time called, Bardaaapalus.i the last of the As­ House and Senate lo preveijj, - told that her victim waa an early all of which conibiiuil to make Hie drink syrian kings, telle us that he recorded years been swallowing more dried Jo have a birthda} parly. Hi- is u ns llie. nexl member <>f his parly, a the Democratic- Majority fron. riser. But the attendants told her record (lossibli-. The output rep- apple juice. II. is said lhal some old gentleman so he said, lililu iH>y. Hut. for unco. Father on bls tomb near Anchlale, a record imposing a so-called "war' lax on ri'si-nl.i-d on« huniirtM tons <d clay ex|M>rters of dried apple* in New courteous find."- arid in lhe little 'Time himself was laic mid the at having built a nearby city In one lhe people in addition to their tempered aq<l.manufactured, ivndy York have gone Into nankmptcy iu "Ladies town of Augusta, on September other burdens of taxation, al a tency was about to go I none boy has ifenn obliged to write day. a feat surely worthy of any king, for lhe dry room. I-n*l ycat- llii« order to save themselves from un* IWW. the first member :SoptcmlxT nineteenth ns his birth- but the kings ot those days. It must time when this country is at peace American determination concern produced 1200 carload* damage* from lheir nreessary vio­ eighteenth. abashed. of the party, a baby girl, wns wel■ dny all his life. However, we nre with nil the world.' be remembered, took as much license and this year the oulput will reach lation of content* lo buy dried ap­ coined Io tin- home of proud young willing to .nvertook :.his mistake "There is no necd Irf nut new lency that an American woman jour* ttiOi) carload*. This company has ples. The Allegan dryers can gel parents, themselves scarce more.;nnd give this number his rightful with the record on their tombs as any already paid forty per cent cash no contracts nor nrouiim- of any. than children. Alami four years share in the celebration, for. since Munchausen who ever lived. lwire ou the people'at (his time," nallst called to see him before alio dividend this year which gives The cider mills will be lhe busier. Inter, Death-called the ymfng fath­ Ihnl evcijl. Fallwr Time, nol lo be "While them Wo are also told that on this tomb Mr. Maun asserts. had had her breakfast, knowing that Mimo idea of lhe prosperity of the er and. the lillte mother was left caught napping'aagiu. has lierii was a statue of tho king snapping hla may he a slight falling off in cus­ vnnccni. The new clny rumpmiy Fully 100 curs of grapes luye alone wilh the care and rv3|ft>nsl- whirling us^afotig at A rapid rale fingers, while ' this Inscription was toms receipts during the European war. that can easily be more* than will soon bo £eady for business. been, .-hipped from tawton during bilily of thi! family. How well and,. If we should lose count of a written beneath: "Sardanapalus, son invl hy proper governmental ccua- that the American woman will call the present season, and they are Wilfred Brnl fieri on. nti years old, now going.oul at the rale of about she kept that trust, nearly all prc«- few years and Iry to apj»«nr young­ of Anakyndaraxea. built Anchlale and omy. The war in Europe may be on him tomorrow at 7 o'clock, and. er liimi we really nre, jusl lay ii Tarsus. In one dgy. Eat, drink and over soon And -tlie treasury ran If lhal is too late, she will call the nf Rochester, Mich- known lo rars a day. Tin- present prices sin- rainbow of light, showing all all to tlie haste of Father Timo. play, for everything also Is not worth nif'l tile expenses of the govern­ nexl day at 6, and, if that's still too ?r* of botany throughout the slate 50 are 9 rents per basket, while the Hial is liigh***l and best along, life’s The Itoyhood of Ulis nwinber was this" (a snap of your finger). Whether ment. without; difiiciiily for a Inng late, she will coino tbe next mprning nnd country os Michigan's greatest juice faclorie* are paying ite'5 per pathway aiul. at the und uf lhal spent among you ami here he is thia statute and Ila Inscription are time to come if it draws .on the at authority on plant,, bihl mid insi-cl ton. Some growers figure-that tin5, but she must see him!" rninhow await.* tonight Hint, niotlifast becoming one of lhe commiin- purely mythical or not, the tradition government money now deposited life, died Sunday afternoon at tonnage price i- equaLio 12 cent., In ten minutes the attendant re­ < i'.- unchanged love. ily's most thrifty nnd prosperous waa probably current In "Paul’a time, nrrttwrirankw." Murh nf the money Harper's hospital. Detroit. Mr. per basket. welcomed U) farmers, known fob- his tireless as his own words Indicate: “If after already appropriated need not te­ Rrolherlon devoted years to scien­ “Hip excellency will be delighted lo tific. rcrearch and first won recog­ Allegan will be quirk to use the brolher'*. iiome and hero the girl- energy and scarcely could he be tbe manner of men 1 have fought with nsed for the present if the Pres­ nition through his artistic arrange­ Panama canal. Cltarles Weny <4 IkhhI of lhe writer was passed, persuaded lo'.leave his work long beaata at Epheaua. what advantageth ident will direct the departments see tbe American lady!” he an­ ment of shrubs and flowers exhib­ that city will ship a carload of wilh school as its primy factor. enOUgb to ntiend his own birth­ lo -practico reonomy. There are nounced. ited at tho world's fair held in 1810 beechwood shaving* In San Fran­ Then came Clark Osteirn. who suc­ day celebration tonight. many/things which can wait over. nt Chicago. Much of the succens nf cisco by way of New; York. The ceeded in persuading, her that h TheiPtivres tn Amil Bachman! eat and drink, for tomorrow wo die." Temporary delny" in many cases Reciprocity. Hie Detroit Institute of Kcience is shaving* are to he used in a Vine­ school of one with himwlf us life Ixmg may he live nnd prosper and Wh»l greater contrast" could, there be will he no injury. With a feeling of sadness for lhe re­ attributed to his untiring effort*. gar factory and formerly have been pupil, would be' lhe greatest,.suc­ be a signing example to nil lhe than between the strenuous, manly, “For the seven months of this undaunted apostle and the voluptuous. year ending wilh July 31. before cipient. Dorothy finally concluded to Every week hi- spent n day al the shipped from tin- Allegan fartorv cess nn cartii. But to her sur­ laggards in the vicinity. institute aud added valuable con­ west by way of Oregon, bul lhe prise. as the years roll by. she the war began, our imports from pen a missive to her former fiancee. For a while, Father Time was so '"Dear Harold," It read. “No doubt tributions to its collections. One Panama canal furni-dii'* a cheaper find* thnl mon- and more, hr like.* well .satisfied with bis birthday founded tho city where hundreds of foreign coautries were 122 million Jo try* li.i* hand nt lhe teaching company that no change was (hade, nf his latest achievements, that of route. dollars more than they were for business and fart she is learning to hut. after eleven years, he aenin tian Herald. the same periml Iasi year, while Mr. Anthony the coming month. I "Dm-" Bnribrnii. the I', of M. be n docile pupil, though trying sent nn invitation, this time tn a our .export* were iM million dote shall, therefore, appreciate It very pitcher,, is going to locate in .Baltic hard to preserve l.h<- role of teach­ little girl. This child lived a labs less. Thai is caused by the much If you will burn all the llttlo French Courtesy. t'nderwpml Inritf. Tbe. bnlnace of. . tireek.!" .vjratlmeJ'iii-niidtasjtiiu yt er nt least half of thu time. happy. JnynuA .life and no joke fact he has already, rented ufilcek Then Ihtv'a to Jennie Randall about her has ever been told to the Irade jn-<iiir favor fofejjirst/seven clproclty in regard to those you sent Paris. The question of the relative in tin- Post Building. Mrs. Iliri- • Hborii! May she have her heart's writer, unless this Is one,—she mnnllu in this year was tin iuitlmn me. Dorothy Bell." of nations came up. te-au recently ivroived the bulk of desire, tlie love of those who know married Perry Lauhauxh. dollars. For tlie same seven Bul courtesy Immediately upon receipt of above "Well, It would take a very good months last year, the balance, of the estate, of the late John Burtch, her te'.st, the good-will of her as­ Ihnl was years ngo. nnd long'ere the young man mads this reply: friends, (Ids -r ct sir r» . . j "Sliinnhxl at fi25.ixio. The story is sociates mid - friends, UH" very ’ ■ • J likely, (I h* IJ . they* Ul, * have ,11,., IIxdh nl I II illustration to persuade me that any traile in nur favor won 30K million ----- — . . decided again nml again Ural nml- 4»ople teal tho French/ ieaunea She Waa Restored Hold timi Iwo m-rtifieates of deiHMit frteiuls! dollars. This .shows a falling, off "Dear Dorothy; I shall certainly com­ liUa but tuil n v.u'v ilui*I—­ marked. “ ’"I1'11 ’ll give clvr* you vnn an ati example. in lhe bnlntire of trade in our favor ply with your request, and at onco. Then, a bright thought struck cwnnitv rimony, ,4 is tn. no joke very seri to Health by Lydia E. old hunting wampus used by Father Tim?, and be chuckled to ous matter. However, if any one I waa walking down the Champs in seven months before the war Aud, Incidentally, aa your new fiance Pinkham’s Vegetable J Burtch. liiinself and. when the calendar is curious tn know lhey are both Elysess and wanted to find a particu­ commenced of 218 million ilpHara. also holds a few notes of mine, 1 shall rhronicli-d September eighteenth. hern tonight, you may ask for lar street called the'Rue de la Clochee That i* equivaknil to a demand on count it a great favor should you bo Compound. I Thi*. Ims been u record breaking 1873. what should appear hut­ younu-lf. 248 million dollars in gold. able to induce him to burn them Kith Not knowing just where to turn off us of is Laekawanna, N. Y.-" After my first year for fur the tin- cucumber , ,,, uuiin-r growing Krrwnig inm-i twins. One was ar little girl, who one of the main troubles the rest. Harold Sawyer." Then here’s to Mabel Beach Lau- Into the side streets, I aske<r a young That child was born I felt very miserable and ' diiftry in Eaton county. The pro- rlnimvd* n home just act'os® the with the country now nmT Is the could not BUUK1 stand. .on on I i duel already marketed n( nil' the Miinxalt- lakei where-she remained the only bniixh! May she be rnHed l|ie bent Frenchman who passed me tf be result of tlie new tariff Jaw. WUW n.-ll-u .11 myfecL My sister-| "ig stations in this city. BAllevu*' child. The jither. a boy. still lives rook and the handsomest woman could direct me to It. He assured ,"If we were manufacluHna the her coinnnmily and may heV me with a thousand pardons he did Shrewd Butcher. in-law wished me to I r,,"l Onondaga, shows a large in­ in his choseh hom<- near the good in goods we use instead of importing ,• A certain English butcher, who sold hu.shnnd tell her nt least throe not know. try Lydia E. Pink- ' “'yr nny previous yi-ar. and llsbing groumls of Podunk lake. times them, we would, have prosperity, about 30 cooked legs of pork per week, a year that her apple pie is ham’s Vegetable 'lh" .‘■rn»‘ sMI* S004* tor uIhhiI Iwo You have watched the girl grow th? best nnd if we had n sufllcionlly high he ever lasted. said hla loss was formerly 40 per Compound and my I “"'f picking. Up lo (his .from babyhoo.1 (<> womanhood in rying feet behind me and there was ini|>orl duly on the goods we bring Father Time’s pleasure in th? my Frenchman. nerves firn? ‘“lie the Eaton Rapid* soiling sta- yon community lovingly shielded in from abroad, we would have glicst was so great that he tho electric oven, or a clear aavlug from cares nml hardships by a de- Inst sufilcient revenue without ques ­ " ■Madame, ’ he said, sweeping ofi called a little girt to* Im? lhe ,tcP pickle*, nml lhe branch station* al falher and mother. She lias again tion. Whflt we need now Is econ­ of 18 par cent. After daducting tho elastic, and i lost Onondaga and Bellevue each aboul V0lt*d party. Her chief his hat and bowing profoundly, 'did omy Iw-en loved for tier happy, bnhy ofis nllu, an<| not new taxes. What we coat of tha current at two centa per sunny good humor and that weak, tired 2,(XK) bushels. The picking yet to always sunny di*|»osiljoii. But she made charm titive under lhe Democratic nd- unit, b(a saving amounted to 50 centa feeling. That wu be done will bring the total tor the mn desire to please everyone. Hut de la Clpchee? I waa sorry that I ministration ’ sad mistake, when angling in the is extravagance ami per leg of pork, or |15 per week extra six years ago and I | county up lo nt least 20.n<ir) busb- th? matrimonial pond, she caught alas, she is a baby no longer, for did not know, but I have now seen my additional" taxation." profit. On being told that be bad have had three fine : el*, in addition In what have been und Inmh'il lhe wrong fish, hut she she is fourteen tonighl and has brother and asked him, and I am sorry only saved water, ho answered: “Per­ healthy children since. For female trou- 'produced for honn- use. "flit- crop did nol know it nnd Father Time, done up her hair ami drive? n lit­ to Inform you. madame. he did not Seven Young Buccaneepi. haps ao; but, you see. my euatomcra ties I always take Lydia E. Pinkham's ha* te-en so. great lhal il hn* been lluuigh Itenppoinfed himself, did tle black pncvr to school and il is know either.'" Seven boys from tho National Nau­ pay me 28 centa per pound for It!"— Vegetable Compound and It works like necessary !<• make several carload not till her, for he thought it was rumored that she lias tried to race horses on lhe way home. tical school at Portishead, Somerset, ixcharm. I do all my o»n work."-Mra. ' -hmmenls of pickles in order to all in the same family, nml never Popular Electricity. “ April Fool" Pranks. England, engaged In a remarkable Here's to Irene, O.sDome! May A. F. Kakameo. 1W4 Electric Avenue, ’J!™’* >nM"" r,'r tile cucumber* Unit to this ifny has she found il out Tho custom of playing a joke upon exploit. wore Vdiig brought in from llie LtdoHruM, N. Y. . . Here's to Jennie .iiorhum Ixiehr! her cheerful disposition attend her Ambition. The boys had been on a cruise In The success of Lydia E. Pinkham’s daily picking*. Tlie greater pro­ Mav she be blessed wilh. health' through life nnd, may who always one's neighbor upon the first of April portion of Die crop-this year lin*. r.ml prosperity amt may her good do ns -her. fallier says, as her moth­ Is of very ancient origin, dating so their training vessel Polly, and on To one hard-working man of this been harvested by foreign help. will toward all be the open sesame er says, as her brother says, as her far back In the past that we are un­ returning io headquarters took French busy generation success maar, time Belgian* having been brought in to the heart of each fellow-lravel- stator says, as her teachers say able to tell just when or with what to retire to a quiet, book-lined room i :cd with perfect confidence by women from Detroit. Chicago and Lansing and as her neighbors say nml al the nation it .had its birth. miles In ono ot the ship's boats. An­ overlooking an old-fashioned garden, to do lhe work. Tho childhood. LoybTiod ami close of a long happy life may this Among the Hindus there Is a feast other boat set out in pursuit, and tho and read Dickens leisurely through iastiou, ulcerstioc,tumors, Irregularities, be hor her ,,wn own say, ‘‘Whnl What a good goml which young tnanhotid <>f tim ■ >iiurr twin twin l,c is still observed, called tho again from Pickwick to Drood. Fall­ periodic pains, backache, bearing-down fugitives thereupon decided to take to Hopeless Lung Trouble Cured. were nil spent in his first liom<< I.......4 '"‘’‘'hl ibis has Iieen to live Ini" l'»«Ung,llntalency,tndigMtion,diExine.M, Many recoveries from Lung cored for by a tender, loving ' ' All these year*. Father Time has "HUU.” which, continuing several the land. They drove their boat on to ing in that ambition, he would like to or nervous prostration. Lydia E. Pink - Troubles nre due lo Dr. Hell’s Pine­ mother mid a kind, indulgent fath­ been having his celebration all In days, terminates on the 31st of March. the shove at a place called Holes- spend tbe evening of hla life raking ham’s Vegetable Comjxxmd is the itan- Tar-Honey. IL strengthen* the er. nnd no happier wish can be himself, bul the people of Podunk One of the distinctive features of this mouth, and then plunged into the mud, leaves In the peace and beauty of datd remedy far female ills. Lungs, checks the Cough nnd give* made for itini than (hat middle are wise and pulling iwo and two feast is that every one endeavors to which la particularly soft. They pre­ .Branch Brook park with the other old Women who suffer frvfn those riis- relief at once.—Mr. W. S. Wilkins, age and the declining years of life together, have found that if makes send ids neighbor upon some errand sented a remarkable sight wheq they men there employed. The commis­ tnwaing fils peculiar to tbeir sex should Gnles. N. C. writes: '4 lined Dr. mav Mill find him there, content Rix and'*0 you arc called Ingot her to soma Imaginary person, or to-per- reached the bank. Their experience sioners will please consider this an l» ccmihced of the ability of Lydia E. Bell's Plno-Tnr-Honey in a case wilh "lhe reward of hi* own labor* tonight tn help him in the sons whom hi> knows are not at homo: knocked tho buccaneering spirit <jut application.—Newark News. l*tnkham's Vegetable Compound to re- given up us hopeless and it effech-.! and the success - of' well-spent hralion of this happier and IhmI and then all enjoy u good laugh at the of them, and they submitted to cap­ But. when lie had grown birthday and may each present disappointment of the messenger. The ture by lheir pursuers, who arrived t-tora their health by tho many genuine a compteie cure." Get a tedth- <4 yearn. In Berlin mirrors have Deen at­ If tn yn.tr* of .discretion, he decided help to make il a knccciw. und truthful testimonials we are con- Dr. Bell's Pino-Tnr-Honey. observance of ,thls cusjom by thli on tbe scene a quarter,of• an hour tached to the aides of street cars your cough i*-dr>' and hacking tel to gel .far himself a dear .posses­ ■ And I'll whisper to you the se­ peculiar people seems to Indicate thal later. al uiv lhe height '■ot a passenger’s head il trickle down the throat, you will , ai Was it n wife?'* Th> indeed, cret which Father Time tell* lo It had a very early origin among man­ -------silt special ad rice write to surely get relief. Only 25c. at your sion. standing on the tower step. ’• '_______________ ‘ when standing he was ton wire for that and pur ­ each member of his parly every ytaMma Metetoe Co. (tail- Druggist.—Adv. ' There are 17.00$) agricultural This gives lhe passenger a view <4 chased an automobile inslefid, nnd year nnd now exteuds th® imrtRa- kind. tbn Ira file thal to approaching him banks in Russia. I know that nn other autg in Po- iinn to you oil: The brick store of Wm. II. Tink­ dunk has ever been found which There nre 7,000,000 peons in Mex­ Woodworkers 'in Servia work behind and will, it is hoped, pre­ “Grow old along wilh me, n vent accidents. ler i« progressing'finely. ico. eleven |toun» a day. has afforded to Hie friend* nfid The hern is yot to be." HIGH TEST COAL Our Prices Very Moderate I I Edmonds The Elevator Men WAS MISERABLE COULDN’T STAND Phone 18 rothers Hastings, Mich, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-10-08.pdf ae8689a58d39ae002e93082ecd14efb2 PDF Text Text THE AN BARRY COUNTY Circulation Greater Than All Other Harry County Papera Combined. FIFTY.NINTHYEAR -xss.- LIVELONGER HAVE BEEN 0R8ANIZED Frank (j. Pivrre. Ilio well-known reelected- vice-president <>f Hit Sixth Michigan Infantry nl the an­ nual reunion in Kalamazoo. - Thurs­ day. Tile Sixth Miehi-'an iiflrrwnrds served as heavy artillery., Monday's Grand Hnpids Pressny*: “Archie Fehcley of llnsfings was loble-'l of hi- pipe, his chew mg t->bucco and his moip*y, S3B5, Satur­ day niglit. And that's why lie tried tn liide a gallon jug uf whiskey in a mail Ihix near Hie Union elation In said. He wanted Ln save that til least and Like it home as a remcinbr;ince uf liis visit to the city. “Patrolman Milo Green arrested sl«l hi gaining this didrffalion, hr Archie and it was a mighty hard i« arranging to tiring jo the towns of lhe county a moving picture Archie thought lhe ofiicer was an­ lihii which slinws Hu* great con­ , nt her emdbiehrt* man and a part uf ference parade al Saginaw last a package of tobacco bad been Novrmbri*. when I.2P0 boys were fn overlooked hy the Ihlef who, al­ •line, mid Hie .Micliiumi-Pcnnsyl- ready had, robbed him. But Judge vmiia foot bnll gniqr, I tie pub* rush He*s look -mail cognizance of Hint. mui other feature! nf university He asses-cd Archie •.» ami costs or tifel f twenty days. The jug of whiskey Preliminary step's have been tak­ was broken iii the sciiIHo when en for the orgiinixalimr of lhe first Green arrested Archie." three groups in Harry cnimly. Siipt. F. E. Ellsworth is |z> have charge MRS. FLORA HENKES of the first one organized in Hast­ WILL TELL EXPERIENCES ings. and Supl. G. o. Imxtader i* to din*cl Hie work of Hu* 'one just -started nl Middleville. This week In Home And In Other Parts of g.'iniz.'ilimi mid Hie elect Im* nf of­ Europe At Methodist Cliurch ficers. Newton Trmilinnn will he Tuesilny. Mrs. Flora Betulle Rcnk'i's will iMiys group. Other similar groups will Im* organized a* rapidly as give an illustrated lecluro on some possible, although this ilrsl war • Ihvri* may not b** mon* than,six or day. October f.ttli. at the Methodist Ic'n nf t(i>-m in this program of Episcopal church, for lhe li-mefil Bible study, vduratjnnnl work and of Club. No fl. of the Igidies Aid. There will Ih* an admission of Ifif whiih-sonn* recreation. Al tin* meeting of Ilin Barry which will go to the alsivi- Club, talk .wilLj-elafr. mm c pari leuRngnty (lurnmittre. tho plan <)f the .tier, and observa.... i.i j hirly tarty to tn experienceexpern Agricultural Committee Avi ' wise- approved; This -committee II.'!"* I" I"™-has in charge the coni contest for instruction to every one. Ticket this year, and is planning Io add potalzM*N to it next year. Tin* con- will he on"sale atfh'E. Han'ey’s an Carvcth A Stebbins' Drug Stores. of the. Farmers' Insiitule mi Amuiuncemcnt. Wheels, and the first show will rtirne ui the lime nf the Round-Up Then* will lie n bet* nt the Brush nt Hastings in January or Fehrii- Iliike- cemetery. Thursday. October nry. 15, for Hie punicse of putting up Middleville was represented nt the fence. Everyfioiiy who is In­ the committee meeting by W, E. terested is invited to come witli Nelson and II. <». Ijcne'wgy, and their teams and shovels and help. Nashville by J. Clara McDerby. Chicken dinnec will be served by The ladies al Will Anders. Ladies Each of Marconi's IHO-fiml, masts please bring chicken or what ever is most convenient. sunrise. • ’ . As a preliminary to this. Hie groat twelfth Older Boy-' Male Conference will be h>-ld at Atm ArIsir lhe Friday, Saliihlay amt Sun­ day of the Tliniiksgiving vacation. Omnty Sccrolary. . Vandcrcook liflpes tlinl nl lens! 25 older boy’s from Barry County will Im seen among the,2,(MN) cxp<*clvd at the I iiiv<-i -ily ami nk h-a.-l half a doz­ . ................................................................... . f Gov. Chase S. Osborn I L. ... 1 And Party Will Make An Auto- l _ ! mobile Tonr of Barry County on 1 - « , j • - : Wednesday, October 14, 1914 J « » I And Will Speak At The Following Places | Atjyri*-.____ 9 A.M. Woodland________1 P. M » ; MipleSfove____ 10 A.M. Caftton__________ 2 P. M » < Nuhvllle________ 11A.M. Freeport______ 2:45 P.M 1 1 < j Dinner at Nashville Havinget 12:15 P.M. 4p1m! MIMnlli_______ Hastlnjs________ 8 P. M. i Gov, Osborn is one of the best posted jnen in < die country, having visited every country in (he < world having an organized government. He is a { most interesting speaker. Don t fail to hear him. •••••• —w •••<*»*»«»• •w*»*»*»'»*»»»»w»wwWWW ww ww a “Live Ixinger." That is to be the slogan of Barry Co. people, and the earnest of it will be "Good Health Week" for Barry Co, which will be observed for lhe seven days tmgining November 15. It will enlist tin- interest and hearty cooperation of tin* churches, the schools, lhe granges. Hie women's clubs, llm W. C. T. U- Um doctors, the health ofilrials and then of all Un* folks. The statistics of the stale Itoanl of health show that about iwt pro­ pie die in Burry Co. from diseases that arfi preventable. In oilier words 100 people die mM'dlessly every year in this county alone. Ought we not all to Ik* interested in “Barry Co. Good Health Week?" Amt we air: and we are going to be' nmn* and mon* interested loo. 'I llis pHiject rec<*ived a .very sub­ stantial ImkisL from the cily coun­ cil Friday‘evening, wuen by umuilinnwi vole lhe council appropriat­ ed ¥100.00 toward the KMO.OO neck­ ed to finance this proposition. We were never nmn* proud of our city and of its ofilcers than w<* were Fridav night when every alderinnn voted Ayr mt giving tin- JUMl Imo-i. •Mid Me venture Hu*. assertion that this city tins never n*ceived ns much in tangible, helpful results Irom any $i(Ni it lias ever expended. A committee consisting -of D. C. Vandei cook, srorelary of the Coun- FROM JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL Miss Mary C. Nelson Will Spend a Month in Harry Co. Teaching Gospel of'Health. ■turn iftg .... of the tie.| cro mg the salary vork shall be taken -or admission charged have arranged, not only for their*.Every inveiing will ’Im* absolutely **wn good, but for the good of knowledge that can ami will he lln-re gained of I he., means Inr'combaiting disease will bo Jkorth many limes the cost in dollars and cents FOR A VISITING. GRADUATE NURSE a. •inion. I'htiis were made to mnrk their old camping ground in Kala­ mazoo. Mr. Pierce enlisted in Ea­ Il ta expected that from 75 Io ton county. Mr. Pierce is iiI.-mi pres­ toil older high school ln»ys will nl- ident of Hu- Barry County Reunion Assorialion; County Secretary D.’ (L VanderciHik is making nn.elTort Io secure HASTINGS MAN'S TROUBLE J nines Taylor of Ionia a* otic of DOWN IN THE BIG TOWN the speakers. As a free lance Bed Cross nurse, Mr. Taylor has seen seven ditfcrenl wars. He was in the siege uf Igidysinilh during the Archie Fclirlcy Goes' tn are Sights, Boer War. and was lied Io a live al Mistakes Policeman for Confi­ Hie command* uf a Boer general dence Mini—Jail for An-hllmhl. I 60426321 City Council Boosts The Proposition by Appropriating tfiAA 'I-' ' 1 T7__________ -.1* _____ a $100 Toward Expense of this Great Meeting. We Must Put an End to the 100 Deaths in Barry County from Preventable Diseases. ' < it OmiMIMl Barry County People Will Learn How at The Barry County Good Health Week Nov. 15-21. Great Array of Talent THREE “BOYS’ 6R0UPS” i NUMBER 23 I.E\RN HOW TO (ARE VII LAKE EXTENDS INVITATION TO Till'. OLDER BOVS OF Committer 'Intends Io Add I’olnto Contest to Next 8eaMn'N Corn Growing tiniest. ' Nashville will entertain lhe first Barry Counly Older Boys' Confer­ ence, the buys^uf that high school having tent what was practically a unanimous invitation to the Har­ ry County txiimniitee of the Y. M. C. A. rhe iMimmiltec i-onsidrrrd Hu* Invitation al its meeting hi-I WednesiLiy, and unanimously vot­ ed Io accept the Millie. . '1 liis conference promises Io be .-mmlhing new and Interesting Io Barry County. It will open Satur­ day. February 13. a big nanqimt lira! evening being planned n* a special feature of it. Boys will serve on committers making plans for tins conference, boys will servo ns ofilcers to conduct it. and alder TRY HANNER WANTS Kvpbody Re»d« The BAN.NKIl. PART ONE-1 TO 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THORSDAY, OCT. 8,1914 20 PAGES NASHVILLE 10 ENTER­ TAIN BOYS’ MEETING BANNER HASTINGS uil tuiaziHi ilrangwholo stile. For depend Daughtri on it that this new way of at leal romimtt.'.- from Itu- Fourth ing public interest in provtJiljrtg ItevnluUou Chapter disease will receive a mighly. iin- district i« from Marcellus. .going into* horn* complisiicd in IliisliuL-s llmmgh the nuenrv nf Barrv County Gooi| ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY Health Week. guard ELECTS DELEGATES STATE ASS H Just tn give an idea to our read­ Any organizations in the County ers of the groat movement in the ■Jiroclion of “Live Izuiger" and thni Tlir Sl.lr llr.ll.., Kill Hr ll.-l.l In wishing the services of the visijmeans of cotirxe .“Live Better." Muskegon October 27 y ing nurse al anytime during (hat inunlh, wiliimit cost i«» themselves Wi‘ call ntleiifion to the‘great * ar­ ray of speakers whom the people of Hastings and of Barry Co. wi|l The Hasting* Anti-Tubercnlosi* Hasting* ociety met’on Friilay afternoon. terlainm ■ Second—II will give oar city ab­ solutely free a complete survey, made by tin* experts Of the stale health department, of our sewage mid waler system, of Hie sources of our ice. ami milk supply, of subgestion* for the proper ventilation, etc., of* schpolii and puldie build­ ings. disposition of garbage, etc. Third—As crime has n difecl red­ ial inn Io health and habits of in­ dividuals. it will save many limes Governor Womlliridge N. Ferrii its cost al that very point by lend­ hn will _*peak on the goenrnl top ing In prevent crime. Fourth—H will undoubliNlly lend ie of Good Health. io promoh* length of life and more eilb-leiiL living, and will therefore IlCir. PlT.sident of' .Mvilical AssiH'ialion. cost. Dr.-Slcminons. Jlealih Officer of Fifth—The «ln(e board of health the city of Grand Rapid*. • will issue a large edition of bulle­ Dr. Cnrolim* Bartlett Craop. one tin*. giving a complete outline of nf the worlifs noted atillioiHies on the. proceedings and the addresses -anilalion. here, which will he Mattered all Miss Cnrijl F. Walton.. secretary stales. It can be seen Hint lla»l- following coinmillee me. crary of Mix* Nelson, the visiting Miss Nelson however "Will spend. " I............ mils'.- -Mrs. B-lle IL Hurlmi: Mr. *'r11.. .III. W. T. Wnlhlre; and Hev. Bussell II. luig in Bready. The following delegate- were ing health talks. , This is a rare opportunity tor ing of the Michigan Association for miy of the towns <>r commuiulie* in. the County t»* get valuable help at ervulusis .lu.be*. held in Mu-kegon. 'iimll cpsl. in lhe most impmimit. j-'rancM Ilin-Ion. Dr. Elsie Pratt of Ute IrniversUy ing. which will be of much credit of .Michigan. to our city. Sixth—Good Health - AVrek will a . health bring Io our city im-ni’of nation noted physicians nnil Bev. RujmpII H. Ilready. A: A. An­ wide fnm« in Um study of causes speciiiliid. derson, Dr. Clarence Barber. Rupt. of amt n'mrdi<*x fnr prewntahh* Dr.- Wartlpiin, of lhe Unlvci**lly Ellsworth, Mrs. Belle Burton. C. F.* id '.Michigan, whose smrOoplicon Fiehl ami M. I.. Cook, representing fional repulatimi fo’r sane, whole­ lectures on nmrnl hygiene have lhe general GoodJIeaHh Wrok com­ some and greatly n*eded inslnic- won him national fame. mittee., of which Mayor Jamieson lion on moral hygiene; also spe­ Dr. W. IL Sawyer ,of Hillsdale. is also a iiwmlmr. allended the cialists who are noled as aulhoricouncil men ling, and by the couc- ties on sanitation, pure food. etc. igan. t.->y of Hie council were permitted A gn*aler array of special talent Former Sqnalnr Helnm. now In give (he details of lfib prbjecl. was n<*vei* lirouglii into a town of of the Michigan-flair)’ and and what it would accomplish for this size in one week than Hast­ 1 head Hastings and Barry Gg. When Hie ings will have for the seven days Food Insprctimi Deparluuwt. matter had Iktu presenteil by Mr. lieginning November 15. , • ■ . • Sr.rnll.-n will J.ri.u Tolk, fmm K '.1* Sl"t" Vandercook, Mrs. Smith. Hev. every quarter of; Barry Co. In ' man Carvclh moved that the JBIOO Hastings for that ikeck. There is Chas. N. iTarson. factory -mana­ asked by the committee be voted I scarcely a llumi* in this bounty that, ger of the Cadillac Automobile Co.. hy the council. Alderman Can*y. is not nr linWriol been directly or Edmonds quickly seconded the moHigh Schools of Hai ry Co.. mid who lion. An Aye and No vote show-* which modern science has shown ed all Ayes. can lie prevented. Of course Bar­ great, Cadillac company r< fuses ho Well Hint was splendid. ry Co. people, alert, intelligent and But il will be worth it many, up-ln-dali'. will be deeply inlerDr. Darling, of the University, an 1 rated in Good Health Week ' ” authority on cancers, wliq- will Amr limes over. s- oiiic.-r ami Ri*v. Hus* The program for I lib public Wlf.iro work Ilia! will i.mk, .. ................. ..... I IkalHi W. vk will |,nul* ..m: of iim.ly mi.-iv-l .in with a Chautmiqun in (hr fame of;tw* a.splegdhl public s.-rvice which view of Hie many d.-aths enuseti the talent. And no collection willjtlu* people and the city of Hastings cancer. raw amw utOTWnars ....... opportunities- for "serving tpleiidid traniin; ami vember 1st. . • Miss Mary u. Nel«*n was l»rn in Shanghai. China, where her par­ BROTHERHOOD WILL HAVE -........................................................ , ents were for 30 years as missioii‘ FIHST MEETING OCTOBER 19 sX™ ™ tn ami established Bill Supper Squad Will Serve Re­ sclesil for ChlneM girls in Shang­ freshments. Guest of Honor hai. . ... She tiHik her nurse'.* training al hospital, ilallimore gfndunled midet ili-i lli.utn rlnkui wilj take place Mnrylnim. nplmi. lhe Flon-uee Nbmdtiy ivujng. Octojier 19, at Inc Nightingale of \nierica, rind unNulling, now th** . Tin* program cnm- der'Mis* M. e had two djsappoinl- pinfrs-Mic of nursing and health al mill* Columbia L'niversily. New York iicki** fimhng it impossible tn be! ere nfler lliev had been I............. „. it. ' । •n., ,™,uui.,.. She work***! under the New York department us a uber. ulonurse in tin* famous mwer **a*t >rfolk, Va.. Il.nl Mr. O,u«li.r will I- I'r''- . X',', If |m»»1|.I... II.. I. Ilu- rlWMll ■■l.i™,.""""'".Jarkr?-I,,.* »u7-,i...u.-mu. ne-wMiS®-unS,TSTTTarXS? ,,r ll,> the. infant welfare work under Iho • same auspices, * ’* ’ ' ' work hi*.has.-fouiui tiuuu aJLei’X' lUs, wf .lif'iriLn’ NEW FIRM OF A. J. IARSEN CO. TWD AUCTION SALES ARE REV. MR. HAWKINS ACCEPTS slll.lv .1I..I III., .>ll:l Hr... * ... .। . . • . Miss Nelson is tin' tlr*l cousin of START WITim SPECIAL SALE z ADVERTISED THIS WEE^SK. BAPTIST CHURCH CALL .illur«)UlliL'i:jLttliLli.'JJa_T<VHlJi»*.N'd.niiw »<iir nmba.«sidor Io _........ __ . .............. ......... ... . j |de lowaid ex-pii.-miet Such an :s*>n j),'|jvPage, ’ Well-Known Pastor, Like Rev. F. J. At the New Front Store on Stale Both Have Gixxl LIsU of Live Slock { address, could not fail to Im* iulerBetls, Was Educated In Moody | St. So Long Occupied by the and Farm Tools fn Their । esling. coming a a*first it hand doe* i from j' AUTUMN MEETING OF Bible Institute. Institute. Merritt*. AdverUseMente. ! £,o "Tu'!!: Advertisements. Bible ■, HASTINGS WOMEN'S CLUB Chits. Hickerson. Rev. M. E. Hawkins, rpastor* of Vs will iic. Seen on pago 13, the /” alwiuL . churches in Casenovia Co., sueCasenoviu and North Norin new new linn urm of ni A. a. J. z. Uraen urata w, mhh: Chas. Hickerson has dei •i'deil to Brotherhood supper squad. Hulu. -----------... . .. >has ................. . . i _a call ....it tn <t... !• M«*r Chester. accepted the > cessor-s I., Io II,., the linn hi of \V »'• h. MjT-<qUjt farming tfnd go wwi|. so will I Cook, eapfain. Chas. Alb i:,. <» First Session to be Held in V. M. C. pastorale nf the local Baptist rill start their career with n big |iaVl! au auction al his f; ......... “ ' । ■ • z- • tiartrrs Nevi Friday !•___ i. .which _ i................. i....... made .... nil nlTprs .1......... i. east of | Fred church has.liven va-1 kiio.-ml special ...I., sale, mill ami bargain olfer-s Hint I hat,; mji,.......... noup a|hi | ........ twO miles Beclitei. Cha Afterumm. cant by the resignation of-Rev. F. I cannot fail Io appeal l“ win careful. cm |(nn Center, or four miles wl*.*l Clark, Win. Chub s J. Bett.*. Mr. Hawkins has been I buyers* of Barry Go. Hie price] aii(LgyB mile north'of Woodltwid on Frank Erb. C. F. temporarily filling the pulpit of I he I quotations are particularly note- • Hectiun II Carlton township, sale Io! kill W. L. Hogue, Hasting- Women's Club will be held Manistee church, which Mr. Betts j worthy because <d the large con- jn-gm nt njlie o'clock A. M. Hot E. Hilton. Clark J<ones. J. c. Lamp- nt tin* V.-M. C. A, rooms mi Friday has accepted. । cessions on all Imus of iiierenun-1 |U|)(.j| noon and shelter for hors-1 num. Bvrnn Lewi* «. J. G. MeGufiln. afternoon. There will be a program Like Betts. Mr. '••‘if il s-tornw. This will be a lai-gc'Chas! Nfack. Oscar Like Mr. Mr. Betts, Mr. Hawkins Hawkins wasl was; ,li8C* , sale mid Hie list, includes JJ.horses. Horace Pnlmer, Gro. Robnrson, W. educated in Um Momly Bibb* In-; Joy-lHners t.niignl. g KO od cow-t, some - hogs, chirkeiisl H. Snv*l**r,'C. L. Smith. W. Seoil, Anna Jonn-on. 1 In slilute, and had considerable work | in the slum districts of, Chicago.j During the Inst few months own-1 and a large assortnivut of fanni Frank Steinke. J. M. Town«eiui; Mr -Tiotl . all- M..-I Profitable Day of Mr. Hawkins is n a native of t* Grand ' ‘ era of motor-cars have been annoy- tools, harness and household furni- Herman Zorbl**. Burr Vanllmiteti. Rapiiis. a i>ii>niiiiriiv prominent member ed by tura. Col. will cry Rapiil.s. and UIIU is u uiv.iiin-i ’i ■ -z a group i- of .young men mid,i------•W..IL .Couch . . the.' l.y|t. Tobias. .Maurice Foreman. ..___ * River ___ v..n ... ii. , i1 boys, ivli.. Im linl.il * .ml., iin.l _ of. ... the. Grand Valley Baptist who hnuu have luu.ii peen ill m Ithe tinbil^sale and S b. II. Slr.iiiLstrong will will lu. be Hi..I the! Assocallion. ' luf stealing cars, riding m tliem un-; clerk.- See tin* adv. mi another prg»* j W-iodiiTanAihcrtiscd Letters. til their tlu-ir pleasure iilen-iirv was satisfied, Satisfied, or; or: for full particulars, narlieulars. Mr. Win. ({tirlnnd. 7: Mr*. until their fear of apprehension i --------■Mrs. B. Pri«e, Franccna Culler. Eh New Ofilcers Chosen. overcame their enjoyment, an'd . George Benedict. luitier. Minerva L. Pcrliamus. " The first meeting of I tie year for n.<n Btandonra ll.p ran where, B-nnbrl lu. .............. I., lhe Young Ladies Bible Class of the ever they pleased. Numerous Mncil,i |i„, wii.i,..h.,. -nuth «*i Methodist church was held Mon­ lastP,aa*W••tmi'ieh' " o^w’ould be "'ll ,*HP‘,i'‘ "r l,‘‘ Phonal proper-! day evening al lhe home of Mrs. lust a bum, h of would«b*. , ... ... n|i.-(mii al his farm *,ln mil*** . S '’.'■ Frank Sage. After a delicious pot -.pen,” Wtn. reuiulnl up h»l week ’’ **1, A"" hick supper, lhe following ofilcers M?Uv<u ^brlur^U i-I'—UU? w'*'1 were chosen for the ensuing year: Pres.—Miss Huby Gaskill. ur...« u. X. X *!,h!•«*•u' »"•’ “'ctock- '-•■■•A., Vice Pres.—Miss Myrtle Hedrick. will ... lhe future ,'X X'";',.,'™' ,|;““"™1?.',''lknr; Secretary—MIm Elizabeth Web­ th,-.. HereafU-r all purchases mink*, by | amount of expemlitnros footed up. ber. Asst. Sec.'y—Miss Hazel Rounds. :........... • ... ;■...... .. ... .. •* •••••• "•*? •• i” i»ii**»ii »iin ii Lommitu-g. : ......r,,,/ ......-i*-................................... Tn a.-ui rr—Juna Perry. .. Ih-siiIos gasoline. . |inctudr-s a horse. 3 goml rows, 5 by a “IHirrhasuig which consists of Aldennan, Car- ' '* , ' The next meeting will be held head of young cAttle, some hogs. veth. Edmonds and We-pinter.' > *us nrw departure from tin* the first .Mumlay evening In Novem­ Progrexstir Teachers Club. iHHHLry. hay. hiH-m ss. lol of good These gentlemen an* members of former metho*! of doing btiMness •* ber nl.Mrs. Gerald Nash's. The first mroling of the Progrcs- • farm tools and smile miscellaneous tin* finance committee. * «<•• ••( Hie presentation b-c sive Teachers Chib was held on । articles. He also otters. Iiis 10 acre The resolution creating the com- * payment of biUs of hjiig-siandiiig. Joint Fraternal Meeting. Saturday, about 50 being present, j farm, with good house, hartl and niklee was introduced by Mayor ”■ nas been pii«sibh* for employ® On October 12. the local frater­ Tho following officers were elected, j other buildings at private sale. Jameison ami unanimoiMb’* adopt-• °f the city to Hiaky uurchiwoa nal orders will meet m th# Maecn- President, Carl Boyes' vice presi-i ' ----------------- - -------Vtl. At.the suggestion that he name1.without much.’ diiliculty. Mr. hee hull in the evening tu lake dent, N. O. Bump; wcrelary. Mrs. . Opening Meeting I). A. II. ■thp i.n members i.„ ..t ।.... I,. of ti... the committee, lie. Jamieson said hv ili*1 not llunk measures^o .oppose an amendment Maude Smith; ireasuiW. Mrs. Mary member!, of Ute council would can* Opening meeting of Emily Vir- appointed the above gentlemen. of the state consUUition, which, if Andrus. ’J?.™?' .... . * sima. Mason Chapter D. A. R. will It will.be lhe duly nf the commit­ .to conduct their own. businesses m carried, will he greatly detrimental Work will he based upon the be held at the home of Mrs. Sarah tee to install a syslenf whereby no that manner and there wu no rea­ to alLfroternal orders. O. M.-Fox first «.• three is... chapter* of Charter's R gtxikpr, Monday. October 12t^at one may purchase anything for the son whv the city's intrrests should is county chairman of lhe organi­ “Teaching the Common Branches." ,2:30 p. m. RrporL* "f delegates at city without an order signed by the not be conducted hi ■ thoroughly sation. Good speakers will Ik* D. C._YanderCouk ami C. F. Field । Stale Conferene** will he given. _________ w w purchasing v..-chairman of, .„ the cbiu- nusinvss-like manner. present and a good attendance is were present and nxplaiued the hiiliee. Each,month, lhe records} The city wilj retain a duplicate Mrs". C. <*. MaywntMl.' ftiillee. F--*" *" “ ■ ----i-1 desired. purposes of “Health Week." will b« examined and lho! exact uf .ill orders for iiqrohasog. .. . ^ City’s Business Made Systematic By Creation of a Purchasing Committee �THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER 8, 191L PAGE TWO moodland EAST WOODLAND- _ Wheal need.* iHTil In this vteini- Mr. ’ J. Lundquist is reported Slowly nnpr-’v ing ChriAian Endeavor leader next sutni.it evening will be. Mrs. B. Bt-AHlsley. There will be some l.il Mings l.-ading'. VoU will lie welcome. • Mr-*, wru Lehman entertained her brother. Burr Cotton and fam­ ily Sunday. . Mr. and Mrjt. Will Euper eulert.iincd her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. J. Esrbe an«l oilier friends from Bur­ lington. Sunday, 'They came by auto mid returned Sunday night. MH* Fila Hill is spending n few .lays with friends near Kalamatoo. Horn, lo Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kil­ patrick. Friday, a baby daughter, who will hear the ronuniln' name, Goldie Thelma. Congrt’IUhlion*. ili»* Lucy Hut •‘(sent part of lad week with her aunt. Mi«* Emma SYLVIA AID THE DAIGE Hr-. Carrin Fisher of the iiial.By GRANT OWEN. Road visited her father, .M. J. Rei.«• er. <rt<-r Sunday. will Kingman and family, and The Civto club, as a general thing. falter and mother from North of U not given to wild burets of enthpaljjikr Odessa, sti.-nded *ervices til lhe M. E. churrh hero Bumluy II.OI llilig. concluston of Prof. Prayer jwrvires were .very apWilliam Parry's prppnaicly conducted at I tai vari­ address on “Cer­ ous rhurehiM here Sun.lay. R.-v. tain Dangerous Atahison gave tin Inture-Ling talk Modem Tenden­ on; the great European wltr. brief­ cies" that winter ly oiillimug the cmi*es. Hu- w.mArrk derfnl carnage am I devaslhliun be­ staid audience ing' enacted mid tlni*|ie«l In* re­ quite forgot itself mark* by asking the prayer* of all and wildly ap­ ' ehriftiau* for a speedy termina­ There is nothing more important to the health of the body than the comfort of the feet. plauded the clean­ tion of lhe awful conflict. • Leland Holly of Albion CoUcge cut asceUcfeaThe feet should be kept warm and dry as well as free from the pinching of an ill fitting shoe. was home over Sumlay. Robert item and Karl Fuul. of Mr. and Mre.- Orson Hager are the Mckiuglilirt institute Grand hastening the cmniitetion of their Rinnd.-. ketarmpanied by tho lat­ flue iu’W residence in West Hunthdil a girl In furs arose hurriedly, slipped ter* cousm. Miss Hu/el Wall*, I hi* lirw weather. from the hall and wont rapidly down were over Sunday gUe,tk of tlie.ir Mis* Okul Bennet is reported on folk* in Hie vilalge. lli<- »irk list this week. ' coming on and It was beginning to After Frank F.. Smith had lite Wc always carry the most complete lines in stylish shoes for men and women that can A number <>f East Woodland and building nearly ready for the roof. West Sunfield people .gltendeij Hie be found anywere. We don’t want your trade unless we can suit you, but if you buy from us A tong line of cars waited at the U10 local Odd Fellow lodge made Fahm County Fair al Churlullo, him a proposition to have mi upper Thursdky. carb. Sho held up a slim hand and once you ore most SURE to remain a permanent customer for we aim to please. elory erected for a hall, which ••iThe L. A. N. al the home of Mrs. summoned one in ths line. It was a ery iiiw is glad to team is being Cora Cote wu* not very w.l' al- big gray limousine. Wc sell Phoenix Hosiery for men and women. done, and the old vacant rnrm-r tenped on account of lbs "enll of - Frits," she said to the chauffeur will soon have on it a fine two story building, which will add imu-li Mr*. I*. Abdc. who- hu* licrn to our beautiful village. The -p.-nding part of tin- suimm r with touching his cap to her, “drive slowly building is nearly enclosed and will up and down hero in front of the club, Nxin be ready for Occupancy. The church of the Brethren held Friday. slopping in Kalamazoo over a block down that way and a block back this way until further ordera." a council meeting al thrir churrh Sunday i«> visit friends I here. in Hie villsgo. Saturday forenoon. Miss Jrsxit* Hrant visited at tin* A large number from here al-' horn.- of lo r brother, A. C. Kilpal-' off, slowly through the sifting snow— leutb'd the Ki’piuT sale Saturday rick. la«t Friday. down the street a block—a whirr and Masonic Temple Bldg. Hastings, Mich. afternoon. ' Phone 176 Mrs. Ora te-hman entertained creak of shifting gears—back a block The writer had lhe privilege to her brother. Burr Lotion and fam­ visit H. C- Bcaicd's ginseng gar.b ii ily of West Woodland. Sunday, same route once more. The girl's face recently and found ' Mr. tteaird Mr. aiid .Mrs. John Stair enter­ was*pressed against the window. She busy digging, hi* se\rn tear old tained , Mr. and Mrs. E. Hough. Mi. walled until out of the club doorway root* which to say lhe le.i-t is the and , Mrs. M.-Iaiuglilin of Woodbur.-, finest and most iterfrcl crop of Mr-. McCloud and children and 1). she saw Prof. William Perry step out into the dismal dusk. She opened tho root* that we have ever *»’rq. lb- ,E. Bawdy and children. Sunday. cx|H-ct»i to have nearly a humli-d Mr< Lulu, Rowlad.-r*!- Sunday |M»und« of dried roots to sell which gm-sls were her daughter. Mrs. "Oh, Billy I" she cried, softly, mu­ usually l.rimr around -••ven d«>l- ,Stanley Davis and family afid II. sically. .. Staggered the Witness. Autumn Dinner Cafeteria Sen hr. Jar* per pound.. "Besidct the'dried •Walls, J Perry came bounding to the door of FOR ELIMINATION OF SMOKE wife ami turns uf Woodland. "Now tell us," sternly demanded (be root* he will have several tlmusand ' "Oh. Mildred." cried one young lady The ladies of Club, Nb. 4. of Hie young legal luminary whose brow' meeting a school friend of some twe Methodist Episcopal church will WOODBl'itY. "Sylvia!" be cried, his whole face Firing Must Be Systematic and Propsell, which are in perfect condition. overhung like the back of a snapping' Mrs. Jay May and sun Aubrey of lighting up. "Why, this is a surprise. sene an- autumn dinner, Cafeteria Mr. ami 'Mrs. Farr and son Clan- Cnsmivia are visaing -Mrs. Geo. turtle, addressing the cowering wit-, How do you happen to be bereT" service al tba church parlors, Fri­ Hay and family. "I'm just going down to Rioll’s. Want visitors al lhe Sheldon liome, ea«l day afternoon. October 0, from S Io upon the afternoon In question T* Rev. and Mrs. Voelker returned never tried IL What la It?" Smoke is caused by failure to burn of th« village. 7 o'clock. Every body come. from Ontario. Canada, where they Mr. ami Mr-. Albert Ream of "Do I want to come?" he cried boy­ the combustible gases that arise when lake O<|es«a and Mr. and Mrs. Je*-.- i.ltended a reunion of Mr*. Voel­ ishly. "Watch me!" iHMiple; it being the first she lutnib . of Vermontville, visited at ker's Away whirled the car. In a mo ­ had s* en many of her relatives in Leonard Wachters, Sunday. ment it seemed hu was helping her “a complex mix(ur» of various hydro­ eighteen years. .Mrs, Atwood of Ludington, after Airs. Vera Gilson of Gniyling. out al RioU’a. carbons, from some of which carbon several days of hanj work lias suc­ ctime for a visit with her people, Up tho stairs they went, checked separates on cooling in tho form of ceeded in orgnniiing a Maccabee Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Guy southeast their things and found themsedves to lampbtack or soot. The smokier fuels lodge in the village. uf lown ami sister, Mr*. H. Horn. a palm-lined and more or lees smoky Quite a number <>f W<hhII;ih<I The quarterly meeting servicito pebple attended the Charlotte fair al United Brethren churcli were room. People at many Uttie tables tfenss and help to gather tho carbon last week.. particles Into flakt-a or 'smuU.' well atlende*! and finances full. "For tho burning ot tbeso gases aa Hev. Anal Lash, Presiding Elder litllo daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. delivered a must inspiring dis­ Inga both to Sylvia and to himself. Glen Blake at Frvejiort Sunday. course both morning am! evening. Finally they fou^d themselves at a conditions must exist: Air must be JT N. Covert is .under the doctor's1 We make this stupendous offer to get in touch with the men that were paying I35 and Itaymonil Smith buran*Ilia-aetend Utile table well down the room. Sylvia aspplled above tho fuel bed. Hie care. 940 lor their clothes—at'tbe same time within reach of the average gentleman's years course at the Me-A. C. Wed­ temperature must bo high enough lo The Elevator Company started radiantly beautiful; her cheeks were Insure ignition, and there must be pocketbook. their bean pinking department last nesday. Bushed; her red lips parted. Tho mu ­ We offer high grade Suits and Overcoats made absolutely to your individual measure, time or space for Combustion before week, which gives employment U> sic. which had momentarily ceased, be ­ the mixing cucrenla of gas and air are a large number of ladies of lhe A. J. LARSEN OPENS STORE tailored to please you, and fitted correctly. gan again, morp haunting and wiord cooled by flowing into or among the village and vicinity, the greater THURSDAY WITH BIB SALE than before. Sylvia put down the part of l he year, imuit of w itoin tubes of the batler." TO ORDER Sevres cup. make good wage-. Firing coal in largo quantfes pro­ John Hynes has been confined to Purchased Stock of Mrs. IV. E. “Ob, Billy," she cried, “I just can't duces so much gas that neither air the house for the last two weeks fancy weaves. Overcoats; Chinchilla, Meltons W Merrill and Added Many New supply nor combustion space is great With rheumalism. , "Oh. thero'a no one, no one, can enough for its burning. Therefore coal Lincs. 8. C. Vanhouten and Perry Floiy and Novelties__________________________________ — dance like you. Billy," breathed the should be put on In small quantities at made a business trip to Grand IlapA. J. lumen who came here from girl, "and yet, Billy, 'we are dancing frequent Intervals. ids Monday. Charlotte a few weeks ago, and J. H. Durkee Mild his eighty art.; purchased the W. E. Merrill stock today those dances Imported from farm west of town Saluntay. Io of dry g<Msls lias ilnullv got lhe blindly Ignorant and superstitious savCharles Schoileld. (e»u.«i<b-ration stock ami business in shape to be­ of ladies* work. Quick service. Satisfaction guaranteed. We would '. Mr. Durkee expects (o gin a big sate-which will be started move lo the village soon. Philosophical Tribute to the Morbidly Thursday. October 8. be pleased to have you call. . ' Curious. Who Are Subject to 'And this was a trafc?" While Mr. Horton, the owner of SherilT's Notice of Election. Much Criticism. lhe store building, has been pulling To the (jualillcd Elctton of Barry m new windows and making other I He glsaced quickly about him. At extensive improvements in ih»> one of the tables were four members Dickens noted In bls day—as I lai County: Punmunt tn due nutice from building. Mr. Larsen has te’en ad*l- of thq, Civic club—tour of the moet mine—how casual people in the street _ the...sectrlary vl atalr. vmi.are mg lo the dock which te* bought, Influential members. ________ would flatten-against the hereby noli fled Unit nt t lie gen­ of Mn*. Merrill several new Hites "I am going home." he said sudden­ window of a chemist's shop in order to' eral elwHon. lo be held in Ho- vlale Irides many new gu*»d4 in the ly. sick and disgusted and angry -and catch a glimpse of some little surgical on Tuesday, the third day oF No­ ashamed. repair which tiw victim of a trivial aevember. I9ii. the following offierr„ "And so tan* m 1 brought yon I shall clduul might. Ik- undergoing in lhe back lhe dry ?me«t* Inmovsc are to be voted forrr" * parlor. . Governor. Lieutenant Gqyeruor. —____ 111 go> with you." Becretary uf Stale, Slate .Treasurer. displaying he u must sure Lu med "*ld she. "So "Morbid curiosity," says the superior Auditor General and Attorney uen- with success. He Im- a special He zdtber lie neither acquiesced nor negatived person, who may none the teas have • eral; Representative in Congress page adv. in the BANNER this this plan of here. Im! taken his own measures to t/come ac, for the Fourth Coiixressiotiai Dis­ comment whatever. Stiffly he stalked quainted with each gory detail. The trict. comprising lite counties of with her to the coatroom, helped her superior i*rM>n is notoriously short Obituary. Allegan, Barry. Berrien,-<"imi. St Joseph and Vau Buren; Senator foi 1‘t-nee, daughter scended the stairs, and summoned the blinkers: the rose flatieners are not,! the Fifteenth Senalorial District, Henry and .Man* Pence, wna Imrti walling Fjilx. perhaps, articulate, and can give nc comprising lhe counties o.' Barry, Ui J'ulUdUi u»>.iiuy, Ohio, Novi-interr "So you were there thia afternoon?" philosophical description of the Clinton and Eaton, Representative ’.if iNtii. Mie wn* ow .11 eight in lhe Hlate legislature for the children—lo*4f boys and live gilts. be said again, when they were in the promptings «hlch ‘move them, but Have you considered tha^Winter is nearly here? county uf Burry. "they-are -wayed. however, uneou W hen slit- was very young. il»e You are hereby* further nufilb-tl family was broken up by Uie death she said, a little frightened ariously, by the excitation of their dra Have you thought about whaVthe BEST WINTER FUEL that an atnendtneni to Section 10 of of te.lb parent-. Sb< was mgrmatte MtiM*. ‘ Article X of the Constitution of this "Whjrf he asked. They are doing reverence, though ‘ oould be? Slate, relative to the issue of bonds dh’ii w< buriLfo this union. Thrie "I know I'm frivolous, Billy," she fur the construction and p/Tina- luve mid care wa* te’.'t/.we.t tipuu said, "but there’s no harm in me. ignorant, to the foundation trulh that there is' drama in everything and even nenl improvement of the pulilir an adopled duughl* r whom . th-y Have you thought about what the cheapest, cleanest in nothing.-Percy Clare, in Loudon wagou roads; an amendment t<> Arof them dancing back there. And you tide VIH. of tire Constitution otl^i,,. Chronicle. and greatest heat giving fuel could be? and atl your horrid old speeches before thi* State lo rtami as Section Fit-1 inotlu r. the Civic club and auch places—they teen relative lo the issue '• GENUINE GAS COKE will solve your heating problem. • temds for the const rar turn off . which time She ha* rm-n.Ml loving "Well, what? Say it," he demandud. Many platita-ar» equipped with won j drains and the devdopment and hod Under care b) the (opted It sells for $6.00 per ton delivered. derf-il weapons for their defense. The1 improvement of agncnlttiral land* daughter. Mr*. Bylvia Sliivv.*tm. F««r . "Nad." said abe. within the county; an amendment six mhUtlu she declined rapidly lite anger was mounting. Now It thoras of lhe rose buah. bramble and j io Section Qne of Article III of the burst forth la all Ba fury. gorse prevent cows and horses from Why not put in your Winter's supply now? <>>nstiiuiion of this Slat*-, relative Fiiday. October 11: whom -he pub eating them, aa well as keep off snails - to lite right of sludeiits while in ut- her trust. She became .1 Liiri*li:m said, reaching for tho speaking-tube. and slugsAll good fuol dealers in Hastings handle GENUINE tendance al any institution of Vlwn xery young mid with her Sylvia caught his hand. Cactus plants have a formidable ar learoing. nierwto-i- of. Unv iegislu hti*ban<l became a cliarter'memiwi"Oh, Billy, please,'' she begged pite­ GAS COKE. > . lure white in attendance nl any of Baltimore Ls.B. church to whuh ously. “Wait! Watt just a minute. mor of prickles and daggers. The plant known as the Spanish bayonet w—ton of tin- legislature, or com­ they gave many year* of *. ivn-e. la armed with taper-pointed spears mercial travelers, lo vpl<-; also an Ute»u coming, lo Hasliitg-*. I hey iJsten to me—just a minute!" amendment to Article Nil of the were transferred to Hu- lli.| I iiileti ' He drew himself up coldly. HU at­ that have nitlike edges. ' (toHrtiluUon of till- stale, lo In* Breliirwt churrh of thi* c.iy iiut titude said pMlnly: "Bo brief and be Some plant*, such' aa the ragged . known as 8«*dioa Ten. relative* to through many -year.* proCed to Im- cohcise." robin, hair sticky stems covered with Thornapple Gas k Electric Co She did mat speak tor a minute. She fine hairs? to which Insects stick it ■ th* Inoorpuraliun. resuialton timl mosl. *-on-eeral*’«i iiud *«’ll-sacrific­ Phone No. 5 sufvorvision ol fraternal beneficiary ing. was trembling In btr furs. Until the last of her day* <1 (hey climb up (o try to steal ths "I'm a horrid, bad-tempered little honey. tiilhclion she renjumte’ieU Iter1 rlrureh and Saviour. Nine years The sun Kpurgs. has a polsonuux ■ALJAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE" submrtled to, lhe qualtlied • lei ln- ago her companion precc<b,*d het lo juice which kills -insects, while the of your county <m Tuesday. No- a Miler world. why 1/dld ill 1poisonous properties of (ho deadly vcjiiImt third, uineieeu hundred Sh'- tenv* lo mourn an ado(4>*d P. S. Coke is prepared in three sizes; IQirnaoe and fourleeu. daughter, Mro. Sylvia Sluw-oir and unattainable,-that—that—I want­ nightshade are well known. The You are hvicbyv further m.-liti.’.l i ihiw- grand twi broHai-s.' bracken fern has such a bitter taste ------ ' ciiiidren. ’tao ed yml down on my level; yen, that's that cows and sheep will not touch it at $6.00 per ton and tvo stoves sizes at $6.25 per that at said general el-cUon j,d pence of o! Evart l.v.ul and.Frniitimi —... the .... ^. r,in u rv.»i.SMBIMBw ft^taJly*'’~*Mu<jers •“ fcIn~i1 ponce *— of * ttelumiius - ■ • '• —- ar are1 In -Grove, Ohio, It. ,*] wanted you down within speakton* ' , i-lertMi HlirnlL epnily clerk, besides many rehtiv*. many teg? and touching distance—and—and Paint Clsanlng. ii aiMer of <i>-- .l», lr.aauier pnHe-'j neighteir* mid fi u-nily. w;ill mourn, The best way to clean white paint .-uliiw attrnney. two riremt eouri the fungml wm> held ul th.- Mt-, tn me to make an abject omtcealon is to take a noft flannel cloth, dip it .'■•mmissinm’ni. ih«m roMnmssj<invr.l8law-..H's fiene at (wo ..clock, fflke this to your* In warm water, wring out. and then two coroueM tuw Miney.H. i Monday conducted by R>-\. A.illou. "Merciful Petsrl" ha cried, and. dip tt In a »auesr of clean bran. Th. x u All“‘r.1 \ aMirted by R-v. L. E, l.midou friction of th- bran will rsmsva any ‘iriiff Of Barry temuty. Michigan'Hutial look place in Riverside <emMwh, OCL a ,iiHL etenr. . 1 . •tain without injuring the pataL BANNER WANT AMVS. PAY. AUTUMN DAYS WILL PASS find With Their Fasslna Musi Goins Winter’s Rain, snow and Slush • If you want the "greatest comfort and greatest safety to your health you should consult us about your footwear. IRONSIDE. SHOE. COMPANY ^TAILORING High grade blue serge, black unfinished worsted, Scotch tweed and hundreds of flfl Ladies’ Suits Made to Order Alex Buderman Hastings, Michigan Keep Warm and Comfortable this Winter �TffE HASTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER H, 1911. LOCAL NEWS whose gallery is in the Stebbins block. Mr. Howe will continue lhe im*m«*»N. making xome im­ provements in furnishing and MuipmenL and maintaining the high grade qnulity of the work. The next meeting of Hie Barry Counter Ministerial Association will lie held on Monday October 19. 1 Ih'm- nuteUnsa will horeaftOT bo held on Un», third .Monday of each month, this being lhe.day of the monthly meeting of the Brother­ hood. Tho visiting pastors will thus have nn opporhirifty to attend tho Brotherhood meeting. The conversion of Broudway be­ tween Groch mid Grand Hlreets into a Motion of boulevard Is a protect which is meeting with a great deal of commendation from cilizci|s whu are anxious to see this tine Im­ provement for the cily completed It will bo a* piece of civic improve­ ment, which will result in beauti­ fying lhe city. Tim curbing has been laid for the proposed work and lhe residents are making necessary change* in their, parking lo meet the improvement. , With the opening of Hie hunting season last week. Hie. booming of gun* in Hii> rural districts i* heard on rftery; hand, hut the hunter* m« nnt having ' good nick tn .their search for game birds. Many farmers in Hie vicinity of Hasting* have posted on their farms nolire* prohibiting hunting. A» a resuli the hunters are compelled to trnv-l considerable distance* to hunting grounds. The southern slope of Zerte'l hill is being cul down. For every dollar donated for the work, an­ other dollar will be pul up by the township. A ronsideralde sum has been tniliM*rite*d - by residents >f Hastings, D<dlon, Cloverdale and elsewhere. This is the worst hill on the main road between the county seal and Hie .southern part PAGE THREE When in Grand Rapids eat in tne Body Cafeteria.—Adv. C. IL Osborn in oomplrting three collage* on Gun lake. Special Eastern Star Monday night. October 12, to confer de­ grees. J. T. Pierson & Son are closing nut their coats, suits and skirts. Bali- starts Friday. October 9. . Frank Horton has pul in a beau­ tiful front on the store he recently purchased on West Slate St. virr A H, sbrvc people of Hastings and vicinity, with the best Don't forget the Autumn Dinner, cafeteria, nt lhe Melhodi*L churvl'i W C XJk.r“ • assorted stock of high grade Standard Merchandise that I omorrow a fl ernoon.—Adv. Hastings ever had. We are showing a fine line of Coals, Suits, Skirts, Dress Goods, Silks, Linens, Our rendeirt will be pleased to Sheeting, Flannel, Ribbons, Rugs, Lace Curtains, Linoleums, Stove Patterns, Portiers, Blankets, Furs, learn Uial Fred Bush seems to be iimrh. improved Vlih good pros­ Gowns, Hose, Underwear, Corsets, Waists, Dresses, Sweaters, Hoods, Scarfs, Purses, Belts, Petticoats, pects of recovery. Men's Men’s Underwear and Gent’s b'urnishings, etc. Priced in most instances, even lower Thursday and Friday, Oclolwr 15 mid H5, a lady will be at Pierso'i’s than last year. store Ln denuinslrate Hie Kellogg Company products. . . A daughter was Ixirn oij .Monday morning to Mr. mid Mrs. Philo ShiIll.WKI JS AND BED PILLOW SWEATERS. nnnu of Bal He Crack. She has IJnliy IHmikets. in while with colorIwen named Virginia May. Men'*. Women’s Bo.vx* Girls' an J A very inlervAtinK financial Children's swnilrrs nt great value*. blmikcls, wool llnish.• statement of the Battle Creek1 Illi) s’ ami Men’s heavy ribbed size iUiv.V). at only Building mid Loan Ams'ii appears in .... Sl.IRI this issue of Ilin BANNER. in ml. brown mid gray at only -"itir Ribbon, all -ilk, with . . mid Mother Goom* Aplunin Dinner, cafeteria service, mu! plain rotfiinrj Idnnkels. size ::ilx|(>. nl only.. ...lite nt tlm Methodist church parlors to­ with pockets mid heavy roll collar, Double lirmy Idmikels (mi. ffniy morrow a fl cmnon, from 5 to 7. in gray, navy mid red. \ splendid mid uhilr. <>0\7G. al only............ !te<Kverylmdy conic.—Adv. vnluc nl only W<m>I Idmikrls in pretty checked Messrs Frandsen A Keefer are inFine all wool Mt rater* ul pattern*. hIzcm tatxXO. nl <’ml.v ..«.«« Malllng a fine sriilmn W overhand Kt.MI mid S'i.iMi. Gmre- friitlirr pillous, well coirrCurt itiii hi pliiin \<il iii(|h;iiii electric lighting that will ad<i much <il with (|ood striped Uckinfl to the ntlrartivcnes* of Iheirjilore. Prices' r iil||<*. .I>9v. X.H-. Xl.fM), XI-HJ .... UhThe eastern approach M> the cily Down Pilaws nt ..S2.00, $130. SMH) is being gravelhxl thia week mid Rrad> made comforters, rmerrd one of-the worst pieces of road in ribbed. lull with silkoliiic, ul priei*s .............. llm township will evidently Pc ®te ............................... si.Ti. <i.G9. eliminated. dilrK .-ill Please mt our cotton batten before Mr. Howard Kelly of Hasting* is now alcnding tin* .Michigan Busi­ . roll ness and Normal College, Battle store uith one Civek, for work in Hie combined Hope .township taxpayer* several business mid sboriluind depnrt- IhomuindM of dollars, and Hie of. price to all---the lowest fleers want lo place it in so good a In connoc I ion wilh my repair condition as their finances will work, as a side, issue al very small permit. Il is a worthy undertak­ prolilA, 1 will sell liien's $1.00 shoe* ing mid should be eryouraged. al $3.10. Ludlow's Electric Shoe Simp.—Adv. I.adie* welt made nnd trimmed dtesve* for the hou«e, in dark blue,'gray C. I-’.- Itiede left for Chicago the • | urevi ibuics nuii niue> <.oan u:a<ie ir<__ LOCAL NEWS and fancy. Made from Percales and Flannelette in *i>e« 31 to 52 at only *1 Aral of tho week and will remain 1 luihes, I rat Lumb, Aitrachan and Fancy Scotch mixture* in plain atvle*. several days buying lhe ltd-sl slyl • and cape effect* at the popular price*.......... *10.00 and *12.00 preuing* *ack» and Kiinonas nt only_________ 50c and *1. ami naftoma of imtns clothing And Mrs. C. H. Oabortk was in Grand The grealeat bargain of the aeason, are our tine Grat lamb and Hindu furnishings. Girls whool dreaars aires i’>to 11 made from dark petcatci in the new styles • lank Coala. lined throughout with guaranteed lining at..-. 915:00 John Francisco baa. just finished Rapids Wednesday. with tow belt'effect* at only..................... 68c. T. J. Pnljer made a business l rip ler's now barn. Mr. Frmirisco can Raymond Doud was home from Women's full tnnde Kimona Apron* made in dark end light at only .-38c. , ----- —i>u.,iuna, uui me .nr*. yxi io conic. re­ ceived a new line of extra long and medium length suit* at *15.00, 18.00 well li«« (•lunpllniented on such ex­ Bailie Creek Sunday. Children'* achool stocking* (Wmiderhoae Second*) reinforced keel* and Judge Smilh went In Charlotte I cellent work. toe with linen thread at only 15c. tiur.all wool tunic skirts are The Morgan .Gleaners of Morgan Monday lo open Hie October term wilt hold a Harvest social, Thurs­ of court for Tiatoii county. day evening, October 15. Every­ Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Sylvester body invited. Hupper sefved nl spent part of last week in Char­ reftMinnble rale. lotte. Mr. mid Mrs. Fred Ravarool and rial meeting Saturday evening to -on Muriel weir in Grand Rapid* confer theSnitiatiiry degree..Tues­ Sunday. day evening following they will Mrs. Ida Mclk'niiolt. of Grand confer lhe llrst degree. Hilton were gu Rapids, is the guest of Mrs. D. England of Battle Creek, flehi. removed Hie lefl eye of Miss Gixxtyear. .Min Georgia Lathrop Mr.. and mid Mm. Mr.*. M. W. ilirkllirk* left ’-n tllbdys Wnlrnll, dnughier of Mr. M*n in Butterworth <ljy for their new hmin* in i> mid Mr*. A'rrhie Widcoll. Saturday Ulberiillori was the cause of the Belding. George Whitcomb, of,Grand Rap­ opA*ntion. • . Mrs. John G. Roush, who was op-1 ids. was railing on llasfings friend* day. ■ ended uihui for removal nf cancer Friday.-----------Mr. and. Mis. Albert Fluilt of Petoskey visited by Dr. luiwry in a Grand Rapids i from Friday until hiMpilaL Thursday, is rapidly im­ proving and will soon be able to: Saturday. Mia,* Jennie llnninier. oT Cl. ret uni home. afternoon. Miss Hazel Burns of Bailie Creek Mrs. Henry Jtur sang a solo al Hie Methodist Epis­ C. Broriwip. Burns. Leo Burns ; Mr*. N. B. Waterman retiinied copal church Sunday evening that evidenced of di beautiful voice well Monday fronts a visit in Ix'lroit mid guest* of Mr. an Mt. Ptearanl. trained. bard oh Sunday. G. !•’. Iliedi* hn.« gone to Chicago The examinalinn of Dr. Schuh, W. II. I>. l ox of the Grund Rapids veterinarian, ar­ to purchase good* for the Grant H. nominee for ntlorney rested for alleged cruelty to a Lisli Wight and Fnvl Demarny the prohibition ticket. horse.*-Has been adjourned until of Battle Creek visited nt S. C Tim I rial of Ralph McCaslin, ac­ Brock's Friday. Mrs. Ilutrhins Me. mid Mrs. S. C. Brobk spent cused of non-supiiort. has been ad­ journed until October 9. Mr. Sunday with Mr. mid Mrs.-John •'ills, Mr. and Mrs. F. McCaslin furnished u bond of $100 Brork nt Otsego. .Mr*. Jennie Stebbins, of Grand for his appearance. . S1111d.1v>ti-ie id->. Rapids, wns the guest of .Hasting* -Thr suit for divorce which Mrs, frienil.s Friday. M. Rorkwelt nnd Mi- len­ Mary Townsend Eggleston brought Mrs. Russell 11. Brcady returned ity Johnson and Mrs. Lnwr> in e. of nuainst Frank Etrglrslon. now in Friday from a week's visit wilh Hickory -Corners and Thomu* jail for breaking into her home, is relatives In Kalmnazoo. Rockwell. of Newark N. Jvisited now being heard in circuit court. Mrs. Samuel Horner and children al F. R. Pancoast's Tuesday. Judgv Smith on Tuesday .after­ of Rood City are guest*-of Mr. and Francis Pence and wif.-. of (1bnoon heard arguments in lhe de­ Mrs. J. D. Zauehnrirr. I'lmbns Gr.ne.‘ Ohi0. and Alfred murrer in the rase of Downing vs. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schumann, of Brooks. Atlokney Powers of Char­ Grand Rapids.were guests of Pelvr Miller, of Gibsonburg. Ohio, were lotte Appeared for Mr. Downing; Schumann over Sunday. AHn'mey Sullivan for .Mr. Brooks. Harold Robertson, of Hornell. N. About 20 ladies from Grand Rap­ Y„ is visiting his copsin. Sirs. F. II. Amanda Krb. Dr. and Mrs. Will Thwaite* of ids are attending the meeting of the Pancoast for a few days. Grand Rapids group of Auxiliarie. Mrs. Grace Beacli lefl Friday for Grand Rapids were- guests of Mrs. of the Episcopal church now being a two weeks’ visit with friends in Hr. Thwaite* limi* returned h> Grand held in lhe parish house. Among Grand Rapids mid Conkling. them are Mrs.'Collins Johnston and; Will Smith mid family spent Mr*. Anna Pow.ts. / . from Friday till Monday al llency Miss RuIJi F. Weisrerl left last I Fisher's on the State Road. Mr*. T. M. Mahar, of Jackson, is stage “Cherry Blossoms" in which visiting her mother. Mrs. C. Brooks. To be successful we retailers must above all else nuraes nssoeinlion. also Mis she will play lhe lending role. This Mr. Mahar was here Tuesday. consider your needs, your taste, the real value that you Is lhe second play which slin has Mrs. Max Eek and baby of |gms- Welch a nurse : singed in Hudson. She will also ing came Tuesday to visit her par­ week end guest get from what you buy of us. I- II. Evart*. play in Mt. Clemens and Grand ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sparks. Mrs. Will Vcrkefke mid daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen visit­ Ledge. No argument, no tempting profits could induce us All persons having premium or­ Frances, of Grand Rapid*, are ed Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen, uf |o buy clothing unless we felt &ire it would satisfy guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sisson. Middleville. Sunday. Mr. -and Mrs. ders can get them by railing al. you in fabric, style, fit, comfort and long wear. Mrs. H. J.-Shirley wns lhe guest W. J. Watkins motored In MiddhWutulerluch Grocery store on So. Jefferson HI., mid they are request­ of Mrs. Chas. Graves last week, en It is easier for*us*to know this about No. 4130 ed lo do so ns sotui »» convenient. route to Cadillac tn visit her par­ turned together. Tho .nrderg will lie cashed at the ents. Mr. and Mrs. Chflfl. Will mid Mrs. Clothcraft Blue Serge Special than almost anything Miss Ermina Goodyear, of’Jack- Addie Winslow went to Grand Rap­ N'nltonal Rank. else you will see in the store. ' Tim mile ten-monlhs-old daugh­ son. will spend the wefk-end with id- Wedn-'.-day. Mi-. Will expects ter dT Mr. mid Mrs. Clin*. Reed died her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. S. lo be operated on lodny nt Butler. "4130’’ is guaranteed pure wool—we know it has nf cholera infnnluni, Tuesday eve­ Goodyear. the stuff in it to make it keep its shape and dutwear Lathrop and Barber rice the lural ning. Funeral services will be 1-lii in the Baptnsl church on orsn.i Attended lhe funeral of their two suits of cheaper fabric (often at higher price). uncle. Leonard- Crandall nl Paw will perform lhe operalinn.' Iter Thursday afternoon. Rev. Bolts of­ Paw. Saturday. . friends in Hastingn hope for a speeficial ing. Burial will lake place 1,1 Then, too, it’s made in the Clothcraft Shops where Mrs. Frank Trimmer and daugh­ Riverside. •’ ter Miss Vera were guests .if Mr. every little operation has been studied and im­ Charles Brown, of this cily. who and Mrs. Ilefsel Follick, of Nash­ proved, where thousands of dollars are saved, and Siirak Thief nt Work. has been travelling in the western ville. over Sunday. stales, was in town oyer Sunday. put back into better design, better fabrics, better A siivak-lhicf seveyal day Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds mid daugh­ He iv|g>rts immense crops in lhe ter. Miss Mildred, left Monday for stole from the residence > ’> workmanship. *» But it costs you only $18.50. west and northwest. While on the Chicago, where the latter will re­ Pierce, a well-known Tingnorth wetsern railroad in Minneso­ main for several weeks. township thresher, a purse . Drop in at the Clothcrpft Store. Whether you ta. Mr. Brown counted 100 slacks Mr. and Mrs. August Fromm from laining $97.92. which con*is buy pr not we’ll be glad to see you and show you of wheat durirtu 15 minutes of BataVia, New York, spent Tuesday all the cash colleeled by I raveton nn express train. not only "4130" but many other pleasing Clotncraft night and Wednesday with (heir pierce for. her husband'* A social supper will be served at niece, Mra. Carrie Shultz. Suits and Overcoats from $10 to $22. • lhe social rooms of lhe Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rose and laining *151) in checks. Episcopal church, Wednesday. Oc­ children of Battle Creek are visit­ Wc also carry a Spring weight Clothcraft Blue tober Ji. next from 5 to 7. to which ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Scrgc Spccial at_$15, Juaown.w_No._ 5130;, . ’ Notice. all are cordially invited. The oc­ Freeman and other relatives. Tin1 Board of Supervisors casion is thi autumn tea of the Mrs. H. E. Reynolds, of Prairie­ meet. October 12th. All’ I .... "The Best for lhe Money Store’ Woman's Foreign Missionary So­ ville, is spending the week with bill* against lhe county please pre-, ciety. The supper will follow the Mrs. Chas. Allen, of this citv and sent them nl once. regular meeting in lhe afternoon. at Lee Reynolds, of Holland, Roy Andrus. : Chas. W. Howe has purchased Mr.' and Mrs. Henry Culler of C.ounty Clerk. .. ' the Bruhaker interest in the photo­ near Kalamazoo were guests mf • graph Ann of Brubaker A Howe. ♦heir daughter, Mrs. O. B. Lirhly BANNER WANT ADV& PAY. 1 Frandsen & Keefer ’ Hastings Most Up-to-Date Store «77ie Dresses for Ladies and Girls Coats, Suits, Skirts and Dresses Why We Buy “4130 G. F. Chidester The Leading Clothier �anm hustings banner. October «, i»n. Bul jBgnin the loyalty of tho mem­ bers was manifested. Some gave of their vacation time to paint the outoide of the church and to make Hie necessary repair*. All the Christian Science Society. help possible was ul*n given for HO Jefferson SL • Uie inside work, and Uh* greatly • Sunday service al 10:30 n. m nviueeil lhe bill of «typense. The Subject—“An1 Min. Disease and wall* inside were all repapered. tho WOlU) HAVE CLOSED ClIURCll woodwork varnished, the flours bentli ilealf" ‘ Tesliinoninl meeting eycry wed-. UNLESS HE LAME TO HELP painted amt i • •ai peled, and new ne*day evening at 7 2M1. ceiling light* were •put in. The ' llttlL choir platfonn was also enlarged, Emmanuel Church. and everything |MJs*iide done to. Rev. Carroll I- Batea, flei (or. make lhe church a* alltaclivo as ASK HIM TO DUPLICATE WORK Conllrmation talk Eridtvy, 7:3'i i>. It could lie. Pledge* were made m. sharp, dosing al 8:00 o'clock. for this expense, mid almost • ail ACCOMPLISHED IN HASTINGS have iieen. paid. Had they nil been All invited. A inusb-al al 8:15 p. m. Friday in paid they would have covered ev­ ery.bill. But through lack of Hie pnrisli house. " Program prim­ ed elsewhere in this paper. AdIn Aihh’ioti to Bulldinfl up Thrifty wink some were 'Unable to iniNd inission Iree. Silver offering tuktheir*. *<> it was neces*ary to bor­ .Church, lie Carried Gospel 1)1Wc arc now ready to show you the most extraordinary assortment of Ladies’ and Misses’ Ready-Torow from the churrh Ireasuiy. rectly- into Many Homes. Sunday services: Holy Commun­ Tim* all hiil* • have been met to Wear Garnjents ever shown under one roof in Barry county. Morning i'rayei dale, and we shall enter the new ion H:(X) a. m. H«v. F. J. Ret to. pastor of the war with 816.76 in the treasury.and sermon. 10:30 a. in. First Baptist church of Uns city, ‘ since last association, thirty two Our prices arc very reasonable. Wc invite comparison. Our styles are exclusive ami out of the ordinary. All alterations Kunday-«chool, 12:00 in. has resigned his pastorate and av-. have been baptised, and nine taken Evening Prayer itnd • imn h ,H>-.arc made right in our own department by expert bands. Work guaranteed. ended a call to Hie Maple Htn.l in my letter. Tlie total ihcuiberchurch iu Manistee.. winch ha< lier«liip of the churrh is nmv 115, been kepi up by a dwindling, con­ having hist five by death* during Hie banes." Now is the time when you will begin gregation. Mr. Bella’ resignation the year.. " will bo effective on October 15. lb \ The use of our rhurrh ha* been looking around for your new fall and win­ Ihiplist, l.liurch. will bold his Iasi services on next given several times during Hie year Thuriulny night. Midweek prayer ter wraps. Come in and let us show you Sunday. During his .pastorale of for funeral*, and for lhe W. G. T. and pratoo service. 7:3d. (ho local chureh hr has ac.comp- L". meeting*. our handsome garments. Try ' on 'a few Friday afternoon. 2:0 Ikdlage' Itohed -remarkable result*. When at lhe churrh prayer meeting nl tW home of numbers and you will be convinced that ...... —... iq» well during Mr*. Waite, 21H N. Btiudway. we have quality garments at the right price. tlie entire .war. the summer audiClasses caaionally by pastor* from other rnri’* proving a* large a* those of, Sunday sellout, l<i:(M. and a welcome for all;----• -- ~-j towns. On his first Sunday here. last winter. Morniiig Worship, it:tt). ’ilits i> Mr. Bell* prearhed to .a cmigrrgaThe midweek service outgrew th'ii of 37. From that lime on Li* lhe prayer iwiitf al limes during ■<iur yearly Missionary Dav and the ' congregation* increusi'd, the socin- tin- siimim-t- and the auditorium of sermons will be along th; Why not choose corsets which will Isitl) morning mid evening. tii's comiected with the churrh amt make the most ot your figure ? Why not Our line of’Coats includes all the plain and tlie Sunday school incn-ased in lagn pnivcr Hirelings have also wear modish models which will give the in the morning, membership mid became acliv. been well* aBendi-d. novelty cloths, fur, fabrics and chinchillas Prayer .lias lithe, willowy lines demanded by the pres­ working bodies. The church tin- Ini'll the lite of the cliu(*i:h. and rinse with the in a great variety of individual and dis­ ent vogue? Why not have the very best, been itnp&ved by rcmiidelling. by inind Ih> of any church that wishes the luMllinn of n nursery mid a (<> grow spiritually a* well a* num­ vlted to partake not only in style, but in service and satis­ tinctive styles'. You will be greatly pleased cinl music. drinking touutian. and the church erically. We praise Him from 1 Ymillg I’ei'ple' faction, especially when you can secure all at our moderate prices for such quality. tr»-a«ury is on a flrni liasis. whom ail blessings flow. ■ Lender, Mi»* Mabel Hawth'* this at moderate price? American Lady Rev. Mr. Hoti* ha* not confined Coats range frgim Corsets represent all that is good in corhi* rcligiou* work to his congrv-t Evening setry. Just try a pair of American Lady gution. H" has extended his work Iliflli School Fool Ball Schedule. servire. U. •. . The following sclieihib' of game* Corsets and note the improvement in your into the homes of tho.-- who need­ Iii-nq-i Superintendent I ed n'llgion carried'to them. Din ­ ill wIikIi the llii-lmg* high si'liool- Kalamazoo, figure: Remember, too, American Lady ...111 I... <11 II... ..V.IIOIIL* I ing his work here he ha* greatly fobt ball eleven will participate is Corsets arc warranted to wear and not to audience I vice, and address endean-d himself to Uie. mcmJe-rs aiHitnu'iil: rust. Prices range, Saturday. (Iclober 3—Kalamazoo along missionary line? of score* of families. Hi* great Monday evening. 7. cxperli'ticn in evangelical work in Normal Heservcs in Hasting*.. . Saturday, Grp,her 10- Grand Chicago la-fore coming to Hmdtog* •Iitirch to lhe pa*tor • emdiled hftn lo extend the gospel itnpids I nimi High in Hasting*. to many who were in need of it, Wednesday, October 1 i—Hastiugl and who could not be reai-lmi by in I'.harlutle, Wcdm-day .October , 21—Charordinary iiielhwl*. The work of building up Hie lull.' in Hasting*. Wc are showing a great many of the new long coat effects. The new materials and styles arc very desirable and you will ineiniiersliHi of Hp- local church him al the same iiim*. - ---. find our great variety a material help when making your selection. Our prices range from Wii* a task, which required a trail­ 7—(U'uiid cent ion i* free to the public alm u| er wlio knew Ids work thorougwy. Saturday. No cordial invitation extended lo all| During the critical period nf tin* Rapids Cctiltal $10.00 to $27.50 intcrv-dcd to be priwnt. work, Mr. Bell* receives! an offer ting*. Tuesday cve-‘r which would have li'inpli-d many lo Suinnlay. November it—Hastings Hireling, 7:30, in Enton Rapid*. L .More than 3MI clever models «ie here f<* your approval. Come in early 0 <N A O M/x 0/*> /)/) home "of Mr. tit It^rl lrk/l «-> mid take ymir choice. Some ot tlie new nccoidian plaited Skirts are ex- UjO.i/O tU fbt Hnindwny. uncle tn which the "famous HjMir•• ’ ccptionally pretty. Prices, range from At. Hie annual mMing held last C. D. BARHA8Y TAKES CHARGE nvu <»nc.o preached. Thursday night. Ilw fallowing dea­ it was not difficult for Mr. BellOF THE CLUB LUNCH ROOM cons ami trustee# tn reject-*Ibis Offer for lie realized . that lie was .'till needed in Hn«tfor life. A. P ing*. When news of-hi* work m Wcll Known ilcstaiirnnl Man Will fill vacancies. .. Hasting* spread. Hie few mende rs Every"new style feature and material is represented here. Our dresses arc well made and neatly trimmed. Exclusive left in Hie Mnnislee chureh ti.u.m Give Petrous Of Tlie Club What nimu'd. tin' B»iinl c<m*i*l* lh< Invv'iinu E. Kv'llcf. Axel Tydi-n. to make appeals for Mr. Bell* to They Wiml to EaL and charming.values for such low\riccs, from man S»Hiar., Ibrl Place. Mn*"»i come and build up their chun-li. II will b« cheerful iieWs In a lot Halliawny and Win.- Fisk. Mr*.| Al last, when Im heard that Hi* <55 to SJ6.30 chmvh doors would iie closed mi- of Uie men of Hastings and Barry Place was sdi-cti'd clerk. jes* he cam*, he decided-to fidlovv cotinlv to learn tlial an old frieii-l PETER THOMPSON SUITS.„„r_$7.5O, $10.00 and $12.00 Methodist Episcopal Churrh. ’ whnl hr bvtieveh to he God's will mtl townsman, nnd experienced le ’ lnuiiinl man hili' taken RtU'. Rusm'II II. Brcndy. J’aMor. ‘ mid accepted. . . 'Mr. Ik'lls kmc* the'local con­ *mn of and will operate “The Glub gft’Wpes next Sunday as follows: ■ gregation hr a tliriving condition. lunch room. lo:3u*a. m. worship nnd rlrvcnlh Mr. Barnaby expect* Jo keep n 5'ho members, on In- n’commendiisej'tium in lhr *i'ii«'* ufl.lha Ap<>*He* Cn-cil. "I Itolicve to The it. F.. linwkin*. of t'aiiM-iiovni. iminton of Saint*." \ Tile report of the work in the particular appetites. He ha* spool local cliuiVh during Ito- lost year about 15 years in I lie restaurant tkttll p. in. Epworth League, was inado at Un- annual mceliup mid lunch room business in Hast­ 7:00 p. m. ings. During lhe past 3.years he Supply l/our Jable /feeds prom on Thursday evening: Al our annual inerting last year, has been south and west amt- is Lhe Board of Ik'acons opfclCTJ were heartily welcomed back by his Lards-.'" minty old friends. Mr. Harnnby a* follow*: Whitney Tanner. Beit Next Sunday Finer. Frfflik Hmilh and Mason has a special adv. in the-BANNER Ham* Eol<>iv<i Singers will 1 Hathaway. - Trudres elected wen- tills week. one sacred number in Imlh Axel Tyden. Herman Soder and Er­ l're*bvterian and - Mell. nest Keller. AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SCHOOL cliuiThes. Starting the year with the strong PUPILS TO WIN CASH PRIZES band of men, and a praying Prcsbj'trrliyi (.liurcli. chureli back of ttirin, it is not to =-AYillia’m* -Colored Hineei? -hr- wwwtofed-BUhto- the year ha* selection* in this । bn-n attended wilh great.Messina. lldrtv Dollai-s in Prizes Offered by i Sunday night ab-tho 7:iMi Essay Commlltrc nf Good The Thanksgiving \basket* sent service. fliis company will nlxi Out numbered eiglib-en. -Those I hull Ii Week. .*ing in tlie M. E. chnrrli Iliy .*pme went to the newly families of our Tho Essay Committer*- tor Gnod evening. chun-li. a* well ns some nntsid". H<'all.li Week, emishding of C. F. and were pruli-fully received. On New Year's Eve a 'most in­ Field. F. E..Ellsworth and E. J. Ed­ pastor. Sunday *ch<»«'l nu'ct teresting Watch-night service was the close of the morning w held, and just a* th" new year w;i* being ushurwl in. several gave their *ay* <m *ubjvct* Hint must !«• ap- Mi** Wilcox will lead Hie > proprial** to the general subject of Pimple's ineetmg nt O:tMi p. n hearts to the 1*ird mid started the jhhmI health; Thege ••■>*:iyl* should The Aid Sociely al II* meoltof new year in His service. Toward spring, a m-w piano was iw written the week fullowing Gihmi Health Week, and tile topic* should beautiful set of found to be a pressing need in ili< Phone 30 r /Hastings, ftlich. church, and a vnmpaian was start­ Im .xuggysted by what I lie writers ed tor raising tho money, “it i* learn while attending the lni|Hi.**ible," Mine said, “to r-ii/ mid viewing the exhibits during and butler plate aiid saucers, etc. the money“Nothing is impo—ibh■ d a handsome design, vvitli tin- two .with God back of us," was Hie an­ fered are ns follow? letter* D. D. sla'mpe.l 111 gold ill swer. The piano was iiought. and the money needed to buy it was NOBTHEAST THORN II’PI.IL Jennie Wood of Grand Hap •ixlh grade; 8250 for tho SUNFIELD. ' tortlicoiidiig at Hie proper lime. illo- tilling in I hi* vicinity is meal. ir nnd lo Mr. and Mr*. Chestei Another groat wa* Hie nut­ ,..„t piano contest closed — ---------- --------| ciimph'ti d for this fail and the I iv ft dollars for l he best the Doti as ptimrblci > ting in of waler in tho ehiircli. to Saturday at 3 p. m. with great inMAlfrlN CORNEILS. | farmers are now gelling to their fill and beautiful uifL . .supply the hapulry, and for drink­ l.-r-wL by all .■.iilestnnts. there, MT*. AtAnzrr Hilton and daualilvr j hdl emp* of wheat and The wcmid Illustrated Iwitire on were six in Un- i.ice. but Mis* H-rii ing purpose*. A number of our mi h or ••’iglith grad*-; 8250 for the ■irt. and Mr*. Chn*. Weis^fCof l!u*tJ Mi. mql .Mr*. •'7,^ jjie European war was given last loyal mcn-cmun to tho churrh mid •s.coinl |h-sL ina*. visited Mr*. Millin l-'ishcrjdb' are viMilintt h' lr i (to w. Five dollar* for tly; besl es«ay Monday evening. The offering wa* Iwdievn all vv. k- glnd she roc«iv»yl dug the trench'-* m-C'-ssary for the suid'Tt’ tor Ilin in« Widm-lav <>f la-1 week |\JI'!lin Allan mid wife Delore »•;**laying of tin- pipe thus saving the written by any pufdl of the ninth Uie. piano. Sh« is worthy ami is llem.-mber there will le- ,..n1 >>>g tor Ibeir.. J'*'*' rhurch a.largo bill of expense. A or tonlh grade; 8250 for Hw sec­ allhcted by being blind, 't ieuv was ul lhe church next Sunday umll .Mildred, bn [-elulivc* rdpr. The third lecture will be great rejoicing t»y many Hud she wash liowl and drinking fountain ond best. .......... m......i... ri.t.<<■ plan lo-attbhd. " • [ week Jn-Hastings was Hie lucky one. ,h‘* •UM'‘"'d written )iy nhy pupil of the rl< Mt*. Millie Fisher will, entertain ““J1 "•'* l.".‘1lg 1 ,?.''i- win. of Jump* higli.esi iimu-dmii wo.- ......... . .vrr-. luiriovv 'o.-.n HuL. \ s. W. dm sd.iy, Octoto'r 21. J-se Allan and w f of • who are never free frnrii the ■•idiiiie lliileil. and »h n ceiven a । veiling, her daughter. FirM U. II. Church. for dinner. A cordial invitation I* town. Mich., wer vis Hatiiri of* their little one*. Tn en— ------ ----- - --- third. Mi#* tri'" Merritt. G. Elmer laiiulcn, Pastor. exlendod tn all. I home of his brother, <.len, natuii«tliflUL to enjoy the service*. Winnie Snvd"f. vacuum rleaiier.i |. ;i yton CnrnrH is goi Bibb' school al 10:00 a. in.: pubA Mr. I’ laiihvnbergi-r and fhlidly '*•*>'• , „ wi-iAnm nf Itmisom—Stedfle. lh»- fmirlli. Me- Be**ir Nagi-i-. ii:kil||,.- Washington.Jtiv- Uiu». .......... .......I. .....I............................................. Mr. Madison Itntuntn of llulland ring; Hie liflh, Mi*s Opal Niclml*. |n,; W1|(| |,j, iimi. Iillrml fr,»"'Hiisl.inas ...... meeting nl. filUft aim. mu ml s||(.u|ia|1 f»n*Ul<«x»a tenant bouse. and Mr*. Thedia J. Sledge of this in. i. TenEyck nm-ery. The vv.dl- were .ippm- city were married nl Hie ..Melhmli*l i P..rilaud i< Mr M,s “ rr l' i ‘ ber visited Peter .Miller . . ''' . ..................... and family. priatrly "decorate in children's 'Episcopal ■ hurt'll* Tnesdiiy nfiei: her sister. Mr.-. ............... ■ p;ip**r. toy* purthnM’d by friend* noon nt 5 o’clock", Hev. Ilu**ell H r4"S'ji'Wtr'!n"> >™".......... . NORTH CARLTON. • and the rtfcmi made a* attractive n* Bniuilv oflleialing. They wore nt' The ofticial Board Monday ev.- j Set., wa r.i-im-, . Lurch Sunday rv-r Mr. and Mr*. <ioot«- N. ...I piMsibb’ for the little one*. Tin- lended during lhe ceretndny by ' mog I. ■■■■■> .......... - ■ * decided lo (rr*.... Ih<- .'hm■ h. ■ - nmg. ‘l.llle son. Glen .nd L an-nre Hilt ‘ • nd frith her Mister, Mrs. Hynes uf Mr. mid Mi-. Merrill C. Sledae. .Mr. who for electric light*, addin-- m-w .. < Jiiirlr*Jlall-.inoW to Grand visited at O. I taxi*, ^""dav-; w, g. , ________ • and Mi*t llaiiM'in exprej to the I i-.'piuLLedge bi’t week.' ’ ' : Mr. and *!• -. John I..f’ N'nfth---------------- :-------.Hude a number from tin* way near future lo .make their home iul cm pet. nint~ Y emeni work nt the Mr mid Mi\ H Amnn nnd ville me visiting "id iieitftdmi* and -School Report. front, of t|ie church. This i* a »u*pe<idnd for Uie little, ones -to Hasting*. Ib-p-.rl of Cobb scttool. .tor the attended the races at Grand Rap­ much needed iininovemeiil nnd the daugiili-r Elizabeth and'her molli-i friend* in SunBi ld And vicinity. nnii in. id* Sunday. friend* of the church me invited tn ••r. Mrs. Sear*, ami Ethelyn Sltiilhi Mr*. Julia Bail. Im- iieen ipiite;month ending Oct. 2. lUli. As warn as the hot weather rot Leo Bogers had Hie misfortune Graiiflr l|ifllii{| in llastinn*. coopci'ate ami Imd a helping hand. nilendeil a fiinrr.il of ii distant rcl-’Tick. toll is better at pre-vnl. hl. we hrtd our Huinhiy mglit mevtIn Imu* one Of hi* horses last week On Monday evening, October 12, " ................... ' Mr*. If. S<^\i.H relnrm-d hntne| -J— *--*»— open air in front of II. C. ZusChnilt and wife and Total enrollment. 3. •Inst week from ohi"-. mid is ,*ick al mbd'ty afternoon. A number of light* John C. K'-lcham. : master of HoCui rd of Thank* No. |hiv> enrolled, I. ■ Mi--. Elhelyn Smith visited her pn-**'iiL . . In front of the churrh stalo ghinge.' will m<-ri witli Hast­ ings Grange. No. 50. mid deliver an No. girls enrolled.-; ’ . * -rrf«lp6 J. ojr ,n..;ir Clarksville the Albert Say.-r b"UCbl a f nm two tree, and the service* any way* during I hr death met bur­ day with Mr*.-L. Iloniu-y and fam­ ;vldres‘. .Tlp> local grange Will ial of our-dear Wife aim moTlier. -: mile* -south of town. In-1 I rid iv. Averaffo daily nltendanee. 3. ily. ■ Mr*. I'Jinie Keiil of Hnwrll t aim-i and. also sold a Imtise mid !<■! m. IMTenlasp1! of nlfendancv, HN1.* hot night* and conduct initiatory work. Election Mr. John Gurd. Mrs. Lewis Demand spent Wed­ of -late .tHtigai.M wi'i b‘d<[. HoMrf ami Mis. Jim Hammond. Io %Ht her pareiflK, Mr. aitoglrSjiUmn. nesday afternoon with Mrs. Rodg­ primary system being used, v* L Cramer, hist Tuesday, but found 1 lie W H. '■ • " Mr. ami Mrs. Wjll (iunl. ers’of South Campbell. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry "Johnson. Ibetn gone to (ihm nn a visit. She,chicken dmm-r nt the i. A. R. ball - .. ?me hiindied Tile Foiled visited other telnlhrttj ami friend*; SHtunlny. Atonit wereStale* in tW|3 pro.Mrs. Lizzie Bmilch. ; Give our Want Column a trial fori BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. iwved and all went went away away fetliug feeling it itjduccd ft!,$97,131 barrels of ccfUcnlbefore reluining IiBtue. Ism^wd bold to H. j everybody reads IL ' Mr. Otis Fisher. MANISTEE BAPTISTS CALL BEV. Dll. BETTS THE CHURCHES I Our Ready Jo Wear department, on the Second floor , Is crowded with’hundreds of the Best Styles of CLOAKS, SUITS, DRESSES and SKIRTS collected from the best manufacturers in the country. • American Lady Corsets beautiful Coats Why Not? $5 to $27.50 Pleasing Styles in *Suits $1 to $2 presses and Peter Thompson Suits New Fall Showing of Rugs, Curtains, Blankets, Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings Our Pure food grocery department We have SPECIAL SAVINGS for you every day. Saturday only 15 lbs. of H. & E. Granulated Sugar for $1 itieickgenant&Riede �page THE HASTINGS BANNKH, OCTOBER 8, 1BII. rm FINE COBPANT OF JUIILEE SINGERS AM COMING HEBE WillisHw Jubilee Singers Hcrp Monday NIphL Will Shiq at Methodist Chureh Sunday Eve. Health, Comfort and Economy are all combined in the popular pric­ ed, perfect fitting Munsing Under­ wear for Men and Boys. We believe in Munsing Underwear, that’s why we sell it, and the reason we believe in it is because we know positively that it is hon­ estly made, well finished, and economically priced. . Those who wear it believe in it because they know it fits the body, wears well, and feels good. None of the bunchy, distress­ ing feeling about Munsing. Wc have a full line, including your ^izc, at the price you fee! able to pay. Morrill, Lambie & Co One Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan REMINDED HER OF YOSEMITE If You Knew What We Do If you could st, tho care taken in tan­ ning the leather for Rouge Rex Slice^in pur own tannery, and then could folibw the leather through the factory and see the-solid leather counter*!, heels and in­ soles, and tho kind of leather wo put in the soles, also test the thread with which wo stitch these shoes, you would say “HERE IS AN HONEST SHOE” You do not h»ro this opportunity; HIRTH-KRAUSE COMPANY MICHIGAN Real Things In l_lfp; When I was a little boy, I used to geL a great deal of satisfaction out ot stroking a kitten or a puppy, or crush lug a lilac leaf-bud for Its spring fra i grance. or smelHug n-.-wly-turncd soil.! or tasting the-sharp acid of a grape tendril, or feeling tho greet, coolness, of tho skin of a’trog. I could pore tot, long minutes over n lump of pudding j atone, a bean-seodllng, a chrysalis, a knot in a joist lu the attic. There was a curious contentment to be found In | these things. My pockets were always J full of shells nnd stones, twigs and; buga; my room In tho attic, of Indian relics, fragments of ore. birds" egga.' oak-galls, dry seeds and wa-weeds,1 tiottlQd-. K'U.tlorflira. on corks., All the lessons of the schoolroom seemed of no consequence compared' with things so full of Intimacy, oti frlcndU"'**.—Robert M. Gay, In Ab "I am satisfied with your handwrit­ ing." said tho manager to tho appli­ cant for tho position pf secretary. •'Dot can you write shorthand?'’ "Oh. yes, air; only It takes longor." Once tho philanthropist set up a drinking fountain: now there Is good city waler laid on everywhere. In olden times kind-hearted people pro- “And.'' Watkins continued, dream-! Hy, "tho woman said something that I I never forgot. Wo were going' through the Straits of Gibraltar.' and.! of course, tho whole passenger list! was out on deck, storing nt tho old ■ rock. Our boat didn't stop at Glbral-! tar—wc just went slowly through tho' straits, nnd looked out and up. "Tho woman from California was beside me. leaning against tho rail, looking nt Gibraltar, and Algeciras, and beyondXo tho headlands of Spain. She was mightily Impressed by ths created funds tn provide meals for in­ digent prisonent In tho jails, but John "‘It’s magnificent!" she said. "If's wonderful! And what do you think? If I half close my eye®. so that I on't! get quite all of it, I can just Imagine that I am back home In tho Yosemite these unfortunates. There will always valley!"" bo opportunity for private philanthro­ py to render signal services; but a In Its natural resources Sweden posdemocratic society with a proper spirit Of Independence will not allow Itself: Wmi-« all the elements necessary to to form the bad habit of leaning upon become un Important. Iqdustripl state.' the large private donor, but will take Inexhaustible forests, rich ore’depos­ its and important waterfalls form the basts for future wealth aud prosper Coats, Suits and Skirts Our experience has taught us that it does not pay us to carry a line of coats, suits and skirts under the existing con­ ditions, and besides we have hardly enough room to handle a big line of these ready-to-wear ' garments. For these reasons wc are GOING TO SELL All Our Coats, Suits and Skirts They must all go and at very attractive prices. We have many as desirable garments as can be found in any ordinary stock, and there will be some bar­ gains offered until these garments arc sold. Sale Starts Friday, October 9 Ready-To-Wear Department is on the second floor. A demonstration, for ^Thursday and Friday. Oct. 15-16 A lady will be nt our store upon the above dales to.demonstrate the products of lhe Kellogg Food Co. Toasted Rice Flakes,—Protoae,- brings home to one more conclusively tho unity ot life, and therefore tho unity of knowledge of that life, than the attempt to study any particular 'subject by Itself nnd confine yourself to It alnne. Yon find very noon that you cannot do so. No aspect of life can be separated from tho rest and understood oven In any aniall degree; ABOUT -MIO ATTENDED ANNUAL EVENT IN TEMPI.F. ILESwithout acme knowledge of the rest of life. No part of into stands alone. DAY EVENING. Every phenomenon of life.la the re­ ault, not of otfmor-fwo causes alone, but of the interiction of Innumerable EXCELLENT ADDRESSES Causes. To gcFncar lhe understand­ ing of only one Item you must be able AND PALATABLE MENU to estimate more or leas truly ail tho forces that make life, and lhe objec­ tive of life. Aa with the eddy of a Frnternliy In Rapidly Growing And Is Nou' One of Slnmu'*M •» not merely the eddy but much also Harry County. . of the river* Its volume and its speed, the density of Ila water., the configur­ About' “attended the srroin ation of Its banka and Its general di­ annual l»ani|tn‘L of lhe Hasting’ rection. The observation of tho eddy ♦ hid .Fellow lodge- held in the lentonly would load jou Into the wildest pin on I uesdriy evening. I' vvas fallacies.—II. Fleltllng-Hal), In tho At- one of lilt! ni'wt successful fi'aler- ODD FELLOWS HOLD SUCCESSFUL BANQUET Is Within the Reach of Every Man and Woman economy. Hastings, Mich. Phone 9 flul of lhe VI,I’iA-’IW people in rontinonlal Hulled Stales, accord­ ing !>■ Hi- Iinii n-UN. 78,031.616 have agreed lo the li-yenr age lim­ it for lhe employment of children in factories. »*«l with delicaries. I pronounced Hie ihvnca -BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. which the- banquet w -Troxel's orchestra furn celleiiL music during' the After the last rippclib. . ... . . satisfied. L.'D. Stamm, Noblo Grtuyl First. She—"The clerk at the post ufilco said tho letter was overweight and 1 would have to put another stamp on It. Wasn't he silly?" Second She -y Why. dear?" First She—"Wouldn't The road Success Begins With a Bank Account The Hastings National Bank offers to depositors every accommodation con­ sistent with sound banking principles. The savings department will receive your savings in any amount and will pay an interest rate of 3% compounded scm<*annually on your investment. Don’t delay. Start an investment at once. Success does not come to you—-you must reach for it. A!! it requires is a little more effort and you have it. • Thousands of successful nidi and women have begun their travels toward SUCCESS wilh a bunk account. Hastings National Bank Only National Bank in Barry Co. On all our- Tlie Knlniuatoo Garelle. Friday. Jan. 10. 1911. So popular went lhe Williams, Colored Slngnrs wilh tho larw crowd which heard them nl I hr Pythian frinple last nighl. flint a return date waa demanded, ami granted to occur aonlo time in lhe month of April. . The Dowufllae Daily News. Tiuirsday, Jan. 15, 11M I. A highly plentunl audienci* asM’liibled In Ilin Elks' G.in|»lc ainlilorium last evonitig io listen to the Williams' Colored Ringers, ami the entiTlaimm-nt proved to be one far brtlrr than anything of Hie kind ihal lias ever before iHt-n given in Dowagiac. Every one qf the num­ bers presented In the long and vnrinl program was roundly ap­ plauded. and- lhe singers graciously respomk‘«l l<> the encort!.*. The company is not to be compared Willi I Im so-called '"jubilee" sitigrrs that occasionally lour the counity.| as" they are educated . musicianwlmse services nfe largi-ly snughl to fill long Cliaulauqun and concert | riigagenieuls. Fellowship Club. The first mre|iiurxof tin- Fellow­ ship Club will he mild nf the Pres­ byterian Manse on Monday evening: October It. The following com­ Some one who was seeing Watkins mittee have full charge of the en­ off tho other day made tho Inev'-ablo tertainment and program: .Messrs nnd Harry remark about visiting "America first.!" M. Grigsby. Daniel Walldbrtf. Chas, and La Verne Sut­ Homo one Is sure to say that sooner ton. George anti Earl Coleman, A. ■41. Hum ami L. IL K—' ‘ ’ Mills, a prominent ...z — dealer* of LansiTig. will give an ad­ dress. The Michigan Synod of llie Presbyterian church will mei-1 That la how It was with Watkins, m lhe First Presbyterian-church of who was going to spend a summer on Bailie Creeek, on Tuesday. Octo­ tho Island of Sark, and who had never ber 13. amt ronlihue through Fri­ day. October 'IB. A strong program I has been aranged. Dr. Robert E. Speer of New York is to apeak on Wednesday evening. i'iie local church will bq officially represent­ ed by lhe pastor nnd Elder Hozrll. with some California people. They Others are idniiiiiirg to nllend some told me a good deal about the Cali­ of Un- meetings. 7 fornia climate and how beautiful tbb Thby should acquire the habit of thrift and Closing Out Prices Them is no’ qn(Ariainine.nt I hat Site suiU the popular fancy like a st daw Jubilwj concert, ■■'pei iiil1» where I he slngBM are lhe irenuine colored folk. Hayings is lr. have the opporuinily !<• hear-such an «nlcrtainrnoul next Monday night al RuetTa Opera House, and il will no doubt be crowdt-d when tho Williams Jubilee Pingers give their concert. They will sing at the .Methodist Epiocopal church for the Bunday evening Service. Here aro what some of our ex­ changes say of the Williams Jubi- Hastings, Michigan k-r in this city to handle our com­ plete line, requiring no capital or investment. Big opportunity for responsible party. ' - Address, John Raker, Jr. Wyandotte, Mich. community fop.llu liaiI bon t-M.-ii.l.1 his resilience here. 'I'iie Hireling was lo cnnclmh ]<><>kml torwnrjl I’iie bulge ini-* ....... growth. an«l is mn* uf lhe strongest HOW I CURED MY CATARRH TOLD IN A SIMPLE WAI Heals Day and Nigfrl SALMON’S NEED FOR OXYGEN .At a meeting of tho French .Acadrrffy of Science Recently an interesting I communication was madc-on lhe re-। salt of tho observations of Professor i Roole on the migration of salmon to fresh water. Tho observations covered the rivers entering tho sea unriho Breton coast,’ and il was found that ih-_- proportion of oxygen dissolve! in fresh water was the principal factor determining the ascent of the salmon.- Like all fish, of their family, the salmon have an Intense need of breathing, and thia; Increases In tho reproductive period., Smifh is iml a member of the fra-' Consequently they 6nlj? enter rivers ternity. but he explained wiinl the whoso water* are aide to satisfy this principles *»f frntorunli.mi. tm-atil need by the quantity of oxygon held in | lo him ami .fur wluL Llmy-stood iu-L ■olu‘lon- - B la la the search tor this. tim life of a rninmunily. Judge Smith wim followed l,y i .Mnyoj- Ellis, pf Graml llanids. wlmj gave - an inL-n-sIlng in wliirh In* maile a plea for Hu- wid­ er extension of fraternal 'priiiciples iiilo all degrees of all xorial lip-, e— j pvritiHy anioiKc.the working men, Frank Horton followed wilh al solo, and his audience prompllly i u'alled for uitollier one which vva.tj 8 --------- formerly Chan­ ................ . Uh' Supreme PythiHii l.odn.-uif the World, •k’livered air eloquent address in which Ire dis- pn-paring tin-'banquel, ' lhe Object "f lhe • promotion of U friendship, love s Bn-qdv. he said, s 4np like Ihal o "I David, a ,lirolli«*rlj. .............. . Ilu- Good Samaritan. ni|i| f*»r simplb Irulli. I A. E. Brill followed with aiT ex­ cellent wh> ami he !',q>«iml*-*i vvil.li utiolher'iii ohb‘f lo quid lln* de­ mands of the audience. I Wilh n few brief reman.-. R<-v. ’Broody introduced Judge Gl*,im-u‘. I Am Free!-. You Can Be'Free tK,lisri*«s-4S!sr*4S?.,“ RISK JUST ONE: CENT �THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER 8, 1911. FAGE MX To Save I improvement* lo ln> w Mitin | street, residence. I Miss Edna Whitmore attended i Die graduation of'nunu‘« nt Grand I tlapid* Monday evening, when her Hold friehd. Mi«» Moybello Stewart 'lgraduated from the Butterworth HOW TO MIE I n TANK Why must your wife bake? . Gvnfiuu^l from Pane 17.) .. P. Parkhurst of Grand wooden- fortns, passing the lumber was a caller here Tuesday out die manhole opening. While Let us do it for b'er. We bake gocJ bread (or tbe health of all, old and looking after hi* property in the- tank make certain that Hie pipe* are all unobJnictod and not young. Our- breads beat the home-made breads because we have all the j r. i.. uonynr mm .imii'** t*m>- even partially clogged <vith dirt or 'hie- inl'-l pipe is then | horn made :hi auto trip In Augusta, liiniher. modern machinery for making bread. connected to the pipe from the "Monday. ■ small depositor.' house and the oiilb‘1 pipe joined in Grand RapidAd to throo lines of throe-inch von4% on time deposits .creie drain tile. The drain tile •nl ing will he laid about, twelve inches great. of p. bulge drew a good hriow Hie surfnf the ground and the joints left op«*n, that is to say. no mortar nin-l !••• used in the ing fl iie.tiug. Visitor* .ilwa welcome joints: This permit* the discharg­ ed fluids to he absorbed by the sur­ al Crescent Ixwlge. No. I are both made from old home recipes and with our convenience (or mak­ rounding soil. Tlie- drain tile lines STRAWBERRIES GROW shouhl Im* laid in the form of the ing perfect bread nothing can excel our products. Time, labor and cost ~’• HERE IN OCTOBER letter "Y" and sulficieiilly <;x1eii<hsl lo cover a large area of ground. o( coal are all saved when we bake (or you. Phone to us and let us fill, •mmtry. Average condition* require that each arm be about ItNlii feel Jong. an order (or bread or pastry. • * Jiimcs M. Smith ‘ Jias Plaids Which full. After this is dom-. cover the lank Hair Bern Brariiig Fine diowing Judson Shirk* u with earth to Hie level of the num­ Fruit All Summer. „ , .i’”lf River apple hole covers. It i* now ready for young Mfs. S. IL Gotxlon and little son: Hint grew on one Strawberries, con be grown - In are visiting her parents^,-in Jack-; tree* of Hiram Fl Michigan, not only all summer, but It is sametune* lhe’ custom In utinces. sou. .for a week. town. Ihal weighed plant a few shrub* around the W.’ il. Harper attended the Dom-i in-, p. Swiflright kinds nf plants, manhole openings. thu* effectively ocratic stale convention nt Detndl Caledonia on Fndi morning, James M. Si hiding all eviihmc*'* of the lank. 'Quality Bake Shop' Phone 381 Hastings, Mich. ,W«slncsday. 'broken i*ine* ip the brought In A Jank of the *ize «p«*cilled will require about four cubic yards nf SI. Thomas, CamuM. wre ih.-.,.,| by his Ford auto, while crank­ crushed rock., two cubic yards of guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Whit-,mg sainv. The Dr. will know how Mr. Smith has a dozen plants of the sand nnd seven barrels of Portland warn nnd family last we*-k. h,, Hvmpathisr with some of his pa- "Ever-Bearing" variety and they rcmenl. Thej-o will also |><- needed Wm. Conum and C. M. Smith ((,.„(„ (Jl Hi<* future. have been bearing fruit ever since feel of %-inch W'«* in L \ W.iylaml cn.wd in. alu.ut 20 last spring. The plants will keep seventy-eight round steel rods, which can be ob­ Mr. and Mrs A. Npianlner with £i|h ,|(l.lr Kllth. haild a„ on producing until frost comes. tained' from the local blacksmith M«. and Mre. Charles I . «»"dr'ch• 1^^ for their street fair this nr hardware dealer. The lank can nutoed to Moline, Grand Rapids w,rami. jmo town Friday and Deal h of Airs. John Gurd. be built without skilled labor. It **iL®*.^u,l<*a/* .... pleased tiir .people with Several Tiana Trolhrie was born in requires but few tools and rnn\\. N. Gladstone and I Imnins ‘ ,,j,-e .*ei>|cllons nv their firn* band. Perth C<u Canada. Feb. I. 1818. qnd st ruction method* are so simple Coup wen* doing Imsmcss/n Grand -• - ■ ■- *------ - that one man can easily build il. RnpiiL*. Friday. . . ■ towards Caledonia lo quench their in Hasting* Clayton Ijizcnby and.s-.n. R**x. of, DR. C. H. BARBER APPOINTED nuo.si lo Battle Creek wilh her MARINE CORPS EXAMINER parents and on January 6. 1871. was l»rk lo .Mi.Hl.-vill» ..or.- h,11 •**•. b*",l',,">' wl,ld‘ '*'11 ■" untied in marriage lo John third of Baltimore townsnip. To this un­ awhile, ion was born Jive children, one son More Recruits From Michigan W. N. Gladstone and Thomas M. M. Prindle and Mrs. Mattie One dauglrLynd returned home from Char-1 • amp were doifig business in Grand and four daughters. WmUed. Given 3 Months In­ lotle, Monday morning, when* they Rapid*. Friday. struction Before Serving. lind been visiting for a week and! Mr*. M. A. Ritchie ami Mr*. J. \V. world. Dr. C. If. Barber of this cily has For more than 30 years Mrs. nt-n attended Hu* Eaton Coitniy. tini'lrniig returned Nfrom Saginaw on Friday, where they had been in Gurd lived in Baltimore township recently been ap|*ointe<l Official fnir. . Tn Whom It My Concern:— Mr*. C. M. Smith left for Baltic attendance at the annual meet ink where'she had a large circle of Medical Examiner for tho IT. S. Three years ago she nnd Marine Corps in ^Hastings and* vi­ Crock Saturday morning. She! nf lhe Grand Lodge of the Pyfli- flieiids. This is to certify that I have taken a course of Stationary Engineering will accompouv her husband home I inn Sister*. They report n very- her companion moved to Hastings cinity. after a few days visit. |< njoyable meeling mid a pleasant Moro recruits are wanted for the with the International Corrcspoiukucc Schools and cannot-speak too highly H. G. Benaway anti W. E. Nelson time, Brethren clmirh io which she Marine Corps from Michigan, ami were in llastlqg*. W«tdnn*day. 1111 Mi" M. E. Hubbard ha* a very proved herself a worthy and ac- Dr. Barber will examine all appli­ of their methods of teaching students: They can’t help hlit learn, if they attendance at the meeting of the neat sign on* her shnp windows, cant* who apply. Accepted aptkiunty Y. M. C. A. 'Marion Beiiaway did the leitoriiig. She lived a Christian from her plicmits are transferred first to only.study the text Ixxvks. When I ctirdlled I was firing, hard'work and long Mr*. Charles P. McNaughton and I Our bridge crossing‘the Thorn- childhood to lhe end of a long and the Recruiting Headquarters at ctlildran returned from 'Battlej apple river on Main street is hours, I am iiow in charge of a 300 II. I’, engine with shorter hours and happy life here below. Besides Detroit and from 18-1 roil tn the Creek. 'Fhiir*d.iy evening, where'reiving a needed coal uf paiill. gray her companion and.other members Recruiting Depot at Norfolk. At she had hem visiting a stater un-i ni -*olm. Marion lienaway wi-bliu:* of the immediate family and rela- Norfolk they are put through a in<irc than double the'pay 1 was getting before I cnrolleil. friends for 'several weeks. , ' I the brush. . three months' course of instruc­ J. S. Broughton <>f Grand Rapid* | Clayton Lazenby and son. Rex. of friends and neighbor* who will tion. after which course they are WM. HOPKINS; Chief Engincci wa« calling on old friends hen* on ilonklin wen*,.calling on old friend* mourn. available for duly abroad any WedtHMMlay. {Saturday. They like their new Hastings Wool Boot Co.. Hasting*. *hip. or at any Post nr foreign sta­ The following reiailves from nut George Coman has Hie limber*; home but Middleville has a warm tion where Marine* serve'. of the cily were present: for his bam on the ground and the ’place in their heart*. The Marines form lh« military Mi *. .1. Hutchins, Hattie/Crock; building will b'*giu at once. . Monday u. m. Vein Newton was branch of. the. Navy and serve both Mr. nud Mrs. Harry Minty, Hallie Mrs. Sam Allen wa*in Grand!driving Hu> M. E. Thompsmr h*ain. -id sew and an land. They have Rapids Saturday. | He had occasion to n<> into tin* Creek: Mrs. ChmdMc Grand Rnp- seen service in Egypt. Algiers. Tri­ Mr. and M<*. WiH<*r Robertson' lumber yanl. so (daring lhe weiglil iil*.- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wills, Bed­ poli, China. Japan. Caron. Cuba, This is only one of thonsanjls of similar letters that arc written by stu­ with Mr. nnd Mr*. Mrrt Thompson - thought eit*ryllung wouht In* all ford; Mr. Wm. TreUiric, Alto; Mr. Porto Rico. Panama. Sanlrt Domin­ vidfed Mr. and Mrs. Noah Kraft at! right, but the hiL-h-«tiirited liars*-- John Trolhrir. Hickroy Cornersfl go. Nicaniugua. in the Islands of dents of the I. C. S. ami this man's experience is the experience of every than Charlotte mid attended the fair. decided to run. When they rvach- Mrs. Lettie Henry mu! daughter. Fonnosa. Sumatra, Hawaii and the David Mattison visited A. -t ied Hie factory they tried h» turn MmIona; Frank Trellirir, -Samowho applies iiimsclf to bettering his circumstances in life. Philippine*. na; Edward Trolhric. Dowling.* After a short service at the home The regular pay nf Marines var­ Saturday nnd.Suinfciy. What He Has Done You Can Do. on East Marshall SL. the regular ies from 915 to *69 per month, ac­ Mr.*. Marcia Hnbbnrd nf Gmservices were h<-hl m lhe Halticording tn rank and length of serA lucky runaway. slnnliua is visiting, tier daughter age done. There arc 287 different course* to choose from and whatever your aim in nnd son. Miss Ella tftid Chet Hub-' M. M. Prindle and Mr* Maith A man starls in ns a Private nl Lynd returned from Charlotte C. W. Ballou, speaking from the hard ami wife, for a few days. life an I. C. S. course will make the road Jo success more rapid ami sure. siibjeci of the “unfeigned Faith of 915 per monllrand climlis up in ac­ Glenn E. Blake altonded the Re­ a Christian 'Grand mother and cordance willHhis own merila and publican stale convention at Kal­ He was nseisled by Rev. individual effort.*, • amazoo, Wednesday, n* one of the in the sight* of lhe Eaton County Mother.’’ Mr*. Gouldman who road the scrip­ county ‘ delegates. fair. . Board-’i'iuul lodging, clothing, Mrs. C. A. Reed nf Wn*lnngfon. Abe Carl ha.* returned from Can- ture and !«•<! iti prayer. Inlermeul was made in IhexBal- medical ’and surgical nltendancc. D. C. is visiting her parent*. Mr.... are furnished in addition to llu'ir liinore cemelery near the church. nnd Mrs. E. J. MrN'aughion for a | tlin-slung lhe. ii*ual large wheal pay. crop earli year. This year il i* Sail Death of Earl Tucker. of McBain Mrs. Win. Arnold n, ......... i* !•■** Ihnn one half of a crop, many A Furrwell Parly. Karl Tucker nf this city, a well- .On Wednesday evening a iniblic thn-gueal of her daughter. Mrs. Al­ 'thrilling huL little-more than will OFFICE OPEN WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS known employi*"of the (ainsolidal- farewell party was given at tinbert Parker and family. Mrs. Samuel Harvey and son i.’niled Brethren churrh in honor Write me your needs Hastings, Michigan married on July ft to Miss Maude of Room 3, Pancoast Bldg. droughl. R^v. C. W. Ballou and family Judson loft Safunk'iv evening 1 , M. M. Wilson returned from hi* Stuart, died in Butterworth hos­ whose three years pasloral«- ex­ California for an milrfihiie slay. >1 vacation on Sunday .anil is again pital. <irai.Hl Rapids, at two o'cIock pired with hl* asaigumbnl to Ben­ 4,»|iu ihe AL R. IL’Cn.’-s business nt on Tuesday afternoon following un gal cliarge. The house was well Grand Rapids were th** guesU .... ' pleasant operation fur appendicitis. Funer­ hill’d with m.-mtiers nnd friend* her parents. Mr. mid Mrs. Samuri al services will be held from the who spent Hu1 evening in a social manner. . Zerhe, Sunday and Monday. [ Recital In Parish House. llasliugs Grange, Frank f.ee sold n nice bunch of home of the parents of- deceased in wny. After luncheon had been Mrs, Mark 'Riirhie nud Mrs. J. live stock from hi* Thornnpph* • •rand Rapid* id 2:30 o'clock. served Miss Mary Stamm nresenteilI / A Recital will he given at the Program for Hastings Grange. No. W. Armstrong returned from Kng- farm one day Iasi week. Still with Thursday afternoon. Burial will the pastor and family a nice purse■ Parish house of Emmnnmd church 50, Oclidier 12, H»li: lake place in Grand Rapid*. The of money on behalf of the member*1 on Friday evening, October, fl. nl Roll Cail—Suggestions far better­ in ntlendiince al lhe annual meet­ i*n anxinti, amt friends, at the same lime• 8:|5 p. in, by Mae Aline Osborn*, ing our Grange. ing of the Grand Lodge of the Earroll L. Bates, rector of Ernmah- ■peaking in most filling words off pianist ami Mrs. N. E. Degvn, yo“Whnl Part Shouhl the Agricul­ Pvthinn Sisters. ii.-l church. li:i'i>n--. a detaUr home Gray The admission Is free, hut tural College Have in the Future the esteem with which they were• calist. Abraham Carl returned home lion of local FrermasoiM and a a silver collection will b<* Zaken (•• Development <>f Our Stale?".—Bro. held by their iiianyxfriends. Saturday from Canada where lie ••lion crew Is overhauling number of Mr. I’m-kcr’.* associates The Neal Three Day Rev. Ballou then replied in a. defray the small exiwnsrs. II. M- Bates. goes to assist m threshing the>ii*-inu planking on M^in st. in lhe factory will allend tin* fun­ The following prograni will In* Treatment for IJquor mid most touching nnd lender way, re­. ual large wheal crop each y«-6r. “The Work nf .Mrs. MnrvBprague eral. z Drug addictions has -been M. A. Dietrich ha* had his home Mr. Tucker was 26 years old calling briefly his three years pas­-.. Fantaisie ............................ Thall-erg Among Hu* Grange Palienraxbi Jlie Mi** Edith Jones i« housekeeper on Arlington- Sln-eL ' painted in for her brother. Emory, out nt the nnd came lb Jfnstings about live torate. He expressed' his npprocia-. University Hospital."—Sister rllla used In a great many thous­ Chopin Olis. cream wilh while (rimming*. njd home in Lcightqn township, years ago. He had previously re­ lion of the loyalily and help of theI• Elude ............ and cases without n single Mur AlineOsborne. R.s-ilaHoii while liis wife is assisting in lhe sided in Big Rapids and Grand Rap­ church member* and friends that "Flower.<—Sfislcr failure. Wo an- willing to ids. -He was.a great fa\'or.-tft wilh had helped lo make his work a‘ Recompense . ....W. S. Hammond Francis Oita. He a*ked that his many •prove lo you. beyond n were in Hastings, in attendance. Al the lime success. Under date of llrlr.b.-r 5. 1911, hrs fellow workmen. anisic—rosier .aa*n. ’Lily T. Stricki.nu> ipicstlon or doubt, and with the meeting of the .County V. M. C. Ihero appears in lhe Grand Rapid.* of his death he was a**.slant sup­ friends give lo his successor and । ■ Tlie. flniiige legislative P t roithe churt-h the same loyal sutqiorL Mrs. N. E. Degen A. on Wednesday. News, u nt'jvs item that will Inler- erintendent of life shop. Feeling out a single rent of cvpciwe, gnim”-;4<in|a Master J. C. Kelchiim. Ho expressed his rogrel lo sever Yalsq Caprice J. L. Broughton of Grand Rapid* r*t the people of Hii* vicinity, who Hint vve can remove nil de­ the tie which Isnmd them together Mnszkuwski । Refreshliieiits Will he-served. was calling on old friends here on becnni*1 acquainted with Rev. Rob­ sire for alcoholic sllmuIher Granges nre Moszkowski Wednesday.. Old time resident.* ert Invis, during his work here covered that he was .* .ffering from in love ’and Christian felluwship. Value Prelude .—— -—. huils. We permit you to be nnq old friends are always wcl.i.serious case of appendicitis. He He sang “Blest Be The Tie That Mac Aline Osborne. Addin Edmomls, coined. Thomas ing meetings at Spring luikc. tlx wa* hurried to Bulterwoi;h hospit­ Binds" nnd then pronounced a final ('jivaline Iwith judge mid jury. Secretary. in.: reception 1 .-ivpieui tendered lenovrvu itev. . ......................... The lbw. , *eci sect calltul the Holy Roller*, hrad- al on Thursday afletmioii. an oper­ benediction, remembering- nil. both ation b-ing v>erfornie<| lr,|e in lhe obi ami young. .Mrs. N. E. Degen -------------------------• Westbrook at the M. E. churrh on *d by the Rev. I Etude ........................................... Liszt : Coining Foot Ball Gaines. Wednesday evening was well al-1 came so noi*>*y mid evening by Dr. Webb, nutated by Ndcturnn ................................. Chopinj The members of the high school tendod by member* of ul| th*' much noise and Dr. Latfirop of* Rusting*. The op­ Bavkrt Bull Trams En­ .Mae Alim* Osborne. Rm>1 ball squad are steadily prarchurches in the village, for irre- (he (ifflcors werx , . eration revealed a serious case of thusiastic In Deltou Grand Rapids Ixieation gardirss of their church nflllin- ■ lhe di*lurbnnre. Some of the -sippcndicitta.' mid the physician* Thc Enchanted Fnrost*....Philipsitiring under the direction of Coach The young ladies basket ball From the Land'of the Sky Blue ; Vcrn Rogers nnd they are making 71 Sheldon Ave. Hons. all -.nre glad to welcome! residents. living some live blo<k*i had little hope of his recovery. Mr. R»v. Westbrook hack In this vill-’nway eamplafiKil that they couldI Tucker rallied, however, and sceni- team i< now a well eslahlished fact Water Gadmanjsuch good progress they may that they may Gadinan ■ Michlluit good progress Del roll Local ion ---------------------■ng<> for another year. • not sleep, mid that Hie neighbor- ed to he holding hi? man. espccial- in Delton, two very .enthusiastic The Moon Drops Imw .Cadman;bn expected In develop into the 821 Woodward Ave, ' Mrs. N. E. Degen Camntell A .Pratt look in llve-hiM’d dogs took up (|u’*noisc to addi ly on Tuesday .morning. Later he practice game* having been played. ' host .team which (hi.* town ha* li.nl Schyite.jn several years.slock Wrttflesdav; but for lack of to their iliscoinforl. Several of’ begun to sink rapidly ami death Regular hour.*, for prneUee .occur Polonaise ~ Grand Rapids Phones: on -Monday and Thursday after­ Firefly cars were unable to load until late the members showed light to-tin*-- followed eaf-ly in the afiernoon. Prudent ■ The Grand Rapids Union high Citizens 5572. Bell 1(192 .Mac Aline Osborne.■ , . ■ I school team wilb play in Hastings nt nigh), competing .rail road lines1 ofllcnr, who called in reonfnrre-■ • Mr. Tucker was an industrious noons from four until five o’clock, Detroit Phone: Grand 700 would be welcomed hy our slock mi'iiLs. and then advised a mure or- .voting man. n useful citizen and it is needless to state, perhaps, that A Birthday Song..Macfndyen' ‘ on Salui day-afternoon. On We<iShippers. Itlerly meeting nr else he would be■ promised t<> rise high in his wtrrk. the young women feel rather dif­ noMlay, Hastings will play in Char­ fident in rcganl to tdn>ii.g before The H. T. French Mill has been, ■ ompelb'd tn take -nnw In jail midI Great symiiathy- lum been expreulotte* mixed gatherings, hut that ladies shtrt down for n few days wlilie Htnp Hie meriIngs .•nlln’hr.” ' First Fool Bull Game. Paying Fair Promhuns. some repairs were licRig made. I Mis* ('.ilherinc Otto, nf the Cili- aged parents and his two sisters, will be most cordially welcomed al The Hastijigs high school fool T. p. French, who ha." been ill pen* Telephone Co. is soon to take who survive him. His passing has all times. Secretary Dawson of the Barry Mrs. Chas. Kopf. patroness.., ball learn played ils tlrst game on SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. for a few day* is out again grant- her vacation and will spend a (Mir­ Is-eii a great blow lo all who knew . Saturday with lhe We*lern Normal County Agricultural Society, is ing hi* friends. ition of .*mn<- al Clan*. Mich.. vi*il- him. W. H. Olis of Brookfield spent Reserves and was defeated hy a paying premiums to exhibitors* nt Dr. Thompson of Grand RapidsJ ing friends. Whenever ;the the rei’enl fair, who apply to him. Sunday with his son. Harry of Odd Fellows Attention. score of 55 to “ was ..... > i . i „ I...;,.,. ..... wa* here in c.niisulhdion consultation witli wilh Dr Dr. Whist Club Elects Ofllcerx. this placf. C:>n*iderahle wheal is bring saw­ ,*mn aucc succeeded -------- ,„ in gelling (Im-! After all exjiensvs are paid, lhe ofSaturday evening. Oct. JOIh. a home team B. C. Swift. Wednesday evening. _r.against -- -------------------- nnd directors Will hold a ed this week by finneis in IhiAt the annual Hireling of lhe special meeting of tho I. 0. O. F. ball, *k'mi<I gams were fnadc Hoy Douglas now drives a new 'Th* mteWnn sale of Charles vicinily. who are pulling in more member* nf the Hufilings . Whist will be held for tho purptnw nf con­ the visitora, who rank well wills business meeting. Compliments for buggy. ■' Duffey in Yankee Springs. was than lhe pvcragr uiiminl. thinking Club held nn ’Thursday evening, the ferring lhe initiatory degree on Iwo minor college teams. Conch Rogers ............... the fair are still being heard, and «■„, George Havens spent from Salwell all ended mid good nrices re­ lhe prospect* good fry good following ofllcers. were elected for candidates. On Tuesday owning, is making line progress in Irainirig-owing lo lhe revived interest'next uniay until Monday in Kalamazoo. ceived fur-the goods offered. •prices next year. the ensuing year: . . Oct. 13th at the regular meeting tbe tho squad, which is expected to fall’s exhibition will be boosted. Mrs. Francis Gorlnrm spent Sun­ Mrs. C. P. McNaughton and chil­ W, J*. Corson went ' to Wayland President—Roy Hubbard. • first degree will be conferred. A turn out a very good eleven. The day with hur mother in the city. dren returned from Battle Crock. on Tuesday in run his eland dur­ Notice. Secretary and Treasurer—Geo. good attendance Is desirM at both work of the local learn cannot be Tljurntay eve. where she had been ing Ibcir street fair. loo highly complimented, as many Bill is al­ Myers. I will lie in my office everv Fri­ Tho Cleveland. Oljin, chamber of meeting*. of the players had never seen a veiling a staler and friends for ways on lhe job where the nimble Members of House. Committee­ L. D. Stamm. N. G. day night and .Saturday until fur­ commerce is considering n co■nan* weeks. C. p. returned Fri­ nickel is on the move. fool ball game, to say nothing ther notice. ' Dr. J. W. Woolen. G. R. Olis, W. A. partm'rwhip housing plan modeled day front several weeks spent , al about playing in one. Frank Rayner is making some Schader. . . M. L. Howell, M. D, 2wks on lhe English precedents. DANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. One must «acrifice. The best things ol life are gained in ibis wav. If you want to lay aside a part of your earnings, come to this bank and O|*en an account. . A bank account will assist you greatly in the undertaking. Wc welcome the FARMERS STATE BANK J Hastings Potato Bread and Malted Kream Bread middleville Star Bakery & Restaurant * Hastings Man Commends I. C. S. Cource of Study International Correspondence' Schools J. M. Waterman, District Manager A PROVEN SUCCESS ■ • . Neal Institute A A r D �THE HASTINGS BANNER, «»C lOHEH ft IMI. THE PRICE QUESTION ON TABLETS (•eorirv Mosier. Th** , young folks voted lo have n Halloween .-uH-inl on (Irtiilu-r 3lsi. Mr*. Norris of Banfleln ims Ihu’D spending a few weeks with her brolln-r Miles Fisher anil family. .Mr. ami Mrs. Urruu Itarret. Mrs. Ellnwurtli BhhtI, Mrs. Geo. Whiltt-more nnd Charles tunilli motored to Allegan Thursday to attend the is jutt what you need, madam. Many rISwomen who were troubled with indigestion, a sallow, muddy skin, indicating biliousness and habitual constipation, have been permanently cured by the use’of Chamberlain’, Tablets. Before using these tablets they felt miserable and despondent. Now they are cheerful and happy and relish then- meals. Try them. The L. A. S. will mc l al the hall on Oclobcr tilth, for dinner. Bring Uiimlile.-*. . Mr. total Mrs. Albert »aud Orrou' fade mui James nmil.-’wi.* Hill inui families look in Um fair uL Char-’ toile, Friday. fc .Mr. and .Mrs. Albert Httniptai and chifdrett Bpcnl sumlny will Will Hampton and family. Sir. ami Mi>. Frank \ .ii s> vi*il*-*l tln-ir cousin, L*’i’*-n Van Sy Okies, Jost Sunday. Vance Warren ami family, u Flinl. arrived Iv-re W«tim--Mlay fa a week’s visit wilh relatives. They only cost a quarter. Stnrklmul and wH* aitd 1 Bhriner mid family alb'itded fair at Charlotte, Thur-luy. ' Mr. mid Mrs. Ertv-t Smith Chicago are visiting Mr. and Chamberlain's Tablets FURNITURE "We cannot t<to strdngly impress upon the minds of the people of Barry Co.,that when it cutties t*> FURXI'^l RE..tliat is <>ul strong suit. Wc arc there with the goods. Wc arc getting in our new lines ami they, will suit you. . \te have furniture ‘tor every nxmi in, the house and if you should desire any article not found In our regular-stock, vve will be glad to semi ami gel it for you. Wc have the catalogues of the leading furniture makers and it is no trouble.to make a satisfactory selection. THE PRICE QUESTION As our store expense is-Small and our operating expense is light: as wc buy for ca>li ami Kcl the-discount- wc can MEET ANY COMPETITION AND THEN SOME. This is no idle boast. We invite you to.put us to the test whenever you desire to make any purchases of furniture. We vvotihl like to have you inspect our line of Bed Room -Suits, Parlor Fumiturf, Couches, Rockers, Dining Tables. Dining Chairs, etc. Y*m will be surprised ami pleased with the money saving op|»urtunitics wc can offer in Furniture. Humor McKindley of Kalamazoo w.is in lOWit'Tnwwiay organizmu a rl.ias in music. He sorun*d eight pupils and Ims the promise of severnl more. Big bargains in Wall Paper nl Tnulkncr’s Drug Store, all of Un* ni'HiLh. Mm.’ Gillespie entertained he and wife. rMr. and Mrdaughters from Kalamazoo Sundaj <mlU>n Jiurfer,. Ivan Briggs and <'■ Stevens and family vv.-m to i Varying Weight of Elephants' Tusks, j Thu average weight of Ivory ob-[ "I say. Wilkins. I can’t set any speed tntned from n tingle elephant is1 out of that car you sold me. I thought about fifty pounds, but tusks weighing! you Mid you wore arrosted six times up to IGO pounds and 180 pounds havo tn itl” "flo 1 was, for obstructing been procured. Examples have even been recorded of tusks oxoeodlng !00 pounds tn weight, but these are very A trtp-of a few hours would seldom be worth while if one did not bare the phones to look forward to It tor N. IL, a granili* cutter, jiosm-.-hcx I wo. peculiar characters. Bis hands work in unison, that is. a nuivcim'nl of one involuntarily causes ■ lhe other hand lo perform lhe .-am*- fiimdion. mid while he ha* nliundimcc of hair upon Lis lieafl. In- has never had Ip use a razor on liir /ace. . Mr. ami Mr- Ernest I'ennork and sou nf Grand Rapids were visitor.* al Beri l’gmiock's la-1 week. . Mr. mut Mrs. Ezra Noi^liouse vvent lo Bradley Humlay l<* visit Mr*. Morvlioiixes molhi-r. Mrs. L*oL Mi-s Ad*lie Green is visiting rclain Ghnrlulle. *. timh-rlijll is over *•.1*1 of viziltifg her old friends and DELTON, MICHIGAN Mr mul ,Mr- Will *-.ui.:i und ■ liildirn and Vance Warh-n and familx spent Sunday .it G; u Lak--. Mrs. P.irm-ll \\'o*wiitiati--i- ha* gum- to Muskegon to vi-.il her sf— ter. .Mr*. Henry Barn>y. Big Points That contribute to the cvcr-tncrcusing popularity of Raxal1 Cheery Bark Cough Syrup and its superiority over many other cough remedies I Our students Win Its taste is exceedingly pleasant. - ' It docs not derange Uie stomach. ■It’s a large bottle for the money. It contains nothing harmful. Its purity is above reproach. It will relieve you or your money hack. Mr. and Mr"f Kalamazoo mid Mr*. Pennock and sou of Alm-r have- Iie.-it visiting Mr. mid Mrs. Is it strange that wc sell more of it Ihan ol nil other cough remedies combined? in the exacting banle ot btuincn life. We place more Bookkeeper* and Stenographer* annually (Iran any other two buiincu school* in Central. Western or Notthern “Michigan combined. Let u» mail you tho proof. Catalog frat. 25c. 50c. $1 McLachlan "Business University MI3 Pearl Strut GIlAXGE IIALL CIIIIXEIIS. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bes datighlvr. Marr. *'’ ’ ’ l-icy ami Air-. I Ju Battle Cwk. Grand Rapids. Mich. Saturday, White Dress Goods After June 25 all White Dress Goods, Waistings, White Crepes, etc., will be sold at Less Than Actual Cost. Children’s Ready-made Gingham and Percale Dresses at Cost. Some extra good bargains in Dry Goods. II. WILKINSON Both Phones We Pay llOWI.IXG. . .VTTTvrning •nrint will hr held at the liomr «*f Mik*- Sniith njixt .Fri­ day evening. Ladies In-in-- llieii ■youthful photograph. Pot luck supper will be served. Mr. ami Mrs. I'rank Whllvv**!th and 'll-. Maiy Burroughs allended the fair m Charlotte. Thursday. • l.lny.I Hus*-. wife ami -**ns Wayne and Patil of Bfllllt’ Creek, visited lo r brother. Hay I'nrmmi and family Sahirdny ami Htmday. Mrs. Elnrl Emmons reittrm-*l ! home Ibis week from caring xfor Mrs. Weeks mid baby, in Helb-vtie. Will B-mk’es and wife are mov­ ing to Clarksville, where they have ptirnha.-w-d a liotip*. We regret to have I hem leave. Mr. and Mrs. Skillman spent Sunday al Geo. Gh«-i-si-mun's it Mnpl*- <*n*v»'. ------- - - -----Glialnn-r Norris mid family visitesl with In-r pari'itls. a few dayIasi .week. ' . ------ —— dntiuhh-r Mr*. .Ii-mdi . Itirhlaint Sept. J7 . Ho was i> »rn in L->l• to this count ry many The Perpetual Blunderer. Ever meet the affable gentleman who smilingly confesses that he has m?de a mistake in some matter or other nnd is richly nnd profoundly re­ gretful—won’t you forgive him—and bear the penalty, of hts blunder your self, hke a jolly fellow? Fine, gen­ tle mannered. valuable acquaintance. lA'Wling. titmiiay. ___ John Shidlield and wife capacity for ■ blundering aud th« goncrons capacity to apologize mid l< avs*. v6u to hold the bag. pnzilcd to know Just why. you grasiiL'd hold of the, thing? Afterword you regret meeting him nnd try to tram-for-your business Prairieville, Mich. Per Cent wet-- uttesls of -It. K. Stanton mid; wife. Sunday. •'1 In-re will ho roller *kaLmg..in Dr. K-llar’s hull every l’u -day and Friday Evenings, Coinlucl-'d by. | pl CoqU. «■ PLUMBING 6 HEATINti GENERAL REPAIRING If you have any work in tbe above* lines- I shall 1ms more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you wift find my -prices as low as 1 can possibly make them. My Other -Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. Lcar.ing''Tower of Pisa. This relebrat-.d tail-tower la situ at« I in Uf-- city uf 1’i .i. Italy, and was built xiuriiiR tho twelfth century’ by tbp "derman architect. William of Inns pluck It is .cylindrical tn shape, 50 feet In diameter. l*i feet high, and leans about fourteen feet out of th-* <>crt>c!)dicu!ar. It is entirely of whin- Ought ha not. ns n inark of apprecla lion, ho given n job driving n garbage THE Rtxall STORE Michigan ‘‘.Pollyanna. that optomistic heroine of Portcus who found in every circumstance and upon every occasion something tor which to be glad, said that one could Be Glad upon 'Blue Monday’ week because nc.vO Now you people of Delton and vicinity have something for which to be glad, not only upon Monday, but also upon every other day in the week, and that is because you have a merchant who can forget self interest and sacrifice a well earned profit to tide you over an unlnokcd for emergency. When even Sears & Roebuck sent'back your sugar check with their apologies and you were forced to -rely upon your home merchant to supply your needs, you found our store not only willing to fill your orders, but also giving you 33’ •'X* more for your money than any other merchant in the county. We arc still making yotithc .same offer and will continue to do 30 until the market drops below that point or until our pres’ent supply is exhausted. Why not help the merchant who helps you? Kopf & Kopf Delton, Mich. divid ’d by Hint* of columns. The top 1 whlcn Ir surmounted by u Hat rout and I glanced ferociously at tbe solitary por­ an open Railcry cummnnding a splen­ ter lamp glowing n< ar tho piano. did view of the xiirrnipditig country | Quick at Repartee. Teacher- -’ Williams, after selling merchandise, where do you put It. on originnfty’ tended to Ban I iinif.itli.ii settled infirc on ono| the -pr* sent in*-llnaiton. -which it has 1 beg your pardon. malntnincc) with icarctly any pitrin-p- way to the workhouseJ" John gave tible Incnai" for hundreds of years. her a look of clerical dignity, nnd, Tho upper part of the structure was jMiinting to the bottle, gravely said, Mr. ami Mi- M.inly of Battle CrtR'k. took dinner Willi. Ctau..G'ir- part the Inclination;-and the cram! ham and wifi- Friday and Satur­ chime ot belli*. »i-v<*n in number, ot day. They i-nti itauu-d her siMvr which the large,i uk,nt? weighs *11,0AC which are and i- Ims l*--n found hi Egyptian child h *22 Ellis E. Faulkner Delton >f Bmdl'-lil. . Esther Freeimin s|n-til- n few days n Hastings lliif we Capital $20,000,00 Surplus 6,000.00 A. A/Aldrich, Pres. J.G. llufthcs. Vice-!’ Fred O. I luilhcs, Cashier DIRECTORS Dr. Donald McLcay A. A. Aldrich Win. Elliott. T. A. Aldrich J. G. Hughes DELTON, Gold Fish Free! Mere Woman Work Now. In 1850 only one woman worked tor wages to every ten man; now tho ra­ tio ot one woman to four men. ’’■George, ten years ago you promIstd'ine that wEen you made a million you’d retire from buaineas, and then we'd travel and enjoy life.’ '-j RHEUMATISM Decay of-lhe System Easily Pre­ sobbed.. ’Why do you still keep on vented by the use ofRHEUMA ’ ’ "What d<» you UiluK at her vole*! since |t has b-in mlnodr “Wsll.’ j smiled Brown. "I can’t way Vhat It Is any better than It Javbul then? UI certainty a ’whole lot more ot ft."— i Ilehoboth Sunday lleraltj. workingT Chronic Rheumatism ia the reuilt of •’Georg*'. as he hurried Into his over lhe organs of the body becoming impreg­ coat, growled: nated with Uric Acid crysuh. which catwo " ’Ah, that’s just'lrtte you—never eat- their decay. Rhcuma will stop al! im uf the disease and. restore the M functions of the system. RHEUMA bers up the stiffened jointt and ref CHAS. DENEAU. MICHIGAN. tlwm Is �THE HASTINGS BANNER furnished Not long sinew the Hornum Cigar I slore became t'The (Hub" nnd l.« living up lo Us ii'imbitlou* Ilf Hip liosiMiality Wing dispensed. Along Urn latter part of 1013. tin- , ili-r tin- able mmi.ig'-menf Ed. IltiiTinan. the Hooumi Cigar Store I MARKS RICHNESS OF BUTTER ■<|H>iied a new era in cigar stores ini Barry county when they wAij. into! new iitiarlers nn Jefferson St. The; object al that time wa« lo make the For Hale Cheap-Rough l-iiich lum­ ber for roofing and aliwtling. also bill muff. Phone MMU. ImpHie F. G. Piefee. City. ____ If For Sale—flood dry mixed Waul *225 per cord deliven'd. Phone A. F. Sylvester or Geo. Tolhurst. IT 17161558 HAS HANDSOME HEW SIGN 113-1. For Sale—Good clean, lip l>> dat< slock of general merchandise. in­ voicing about *7.000 located ii . Ih-M. little Inland town in state If yon mean business, address X .rare BANNER Ollier. tf The rich, yellow color demanded by the public in dairy product* haa been shown to be due primarily to the na ture of cow feed. Tills announcement Is made by tho department of ogrlcul turn an-the result of expcHmenta car­ ried on in co-operation with the Miasouri state experiment station. . The conclusion Is that, although to some extent a breed characteristic, tlie intensity of this yellow color, may. within certain llmffs. be increased or diminished at will by chnnKhiK the K.irrhm’r. Kale—10 RamlMiuillctl id four yearling ram*, impbell. Morgan. Phone, ■ For Sale Cheap-r^RvloH Oak," soli or hard coal stove. Nearly new. Phone I23B. F. G., Stowell, 322 E Green._____________ G- LOCAL NEWS CLEAHER IS VERY POPULAR •xnicn Find a Good Denutm! for ,11 Wherever Offered to ’ Homekeeperx. The wliercnliouls of Dr. G, Wil-1 kin Bhipmgn, wanlod on u.charge nf violating Hh* local f>(>Hon law,i ate still tiirkmiwn to the ulllcers. The Hastings Electric Co., man­ There was a -large gathering o* ufacturers of the miw ami greatly Pythian* in Castle hall nt the fall improved vacuum cleaner patented by .Mr. Barnes are enjoying a tine hade and seem tn have un article ■ hut appeals.slrongly to lhe homernnkers. Forest. Jordan went t<» a uelfthlmring cily. and in two days The examination of Alber! Ca-' sold 14, and he hud never al templ­ vnro the Italian, who wan acreded ed. to sell elpaners. Other* sales­ for throwing Joseph La title from a men have the same experience. wagon,ybi-eakin. ai* left leg. will The Electric Co. is a local- jmtfilake place in Justice Gould's court tion whose prosperity we should 'The Club" as It i* known nl the mi October 8. present time is enjoying a most re­ I Frank Eggleston. t.Iij was ar- all-be glad to see mid to encourage. markable patronage. Considerable । rested for i-iilcring the Imine of lii.s Ils prrnhuT is calk’d lhe "Hastings" money v.ns expended in Utting the wife who is suing him for divorce, store with lhe most, improved and nltempting to commit assault equipment, for (tie care and proper and baUery. was arraigned liefnrc an,| fcipirs.; JusiJce Cndwnlladrr on Rntunlay ilrong drawing HASTINGS MARKETS Cnnl of Thank*—We wish to ex­ press our sincere gralilude to the waul vniir cider apjdes; and will pay lhe higlibsl market price for green plants, lhe principal one being friends mid who so kindly -gave all pmillry brought us mi Mmi- carotin, which constitutes a largo part sympalhy mid nssislmire hi our Inle . . ■ i...............। .... । _ of the coloring matter ot carrots The other yellow pigments In milk are ■I rmig< known as xanthophylls. These are found in a number of plantfl, Ineliidlng grass, but arc especially abundant in yellow autumn leaves. This explains the fact -that fresh, green grass and carrots increase ths yellowness of- butter. Green grans is probably richer hi carotin than any other dairy feed and cows feeding on It produce the'highest colored butler. For Sale—Good 0 room h nicely located; gas, hard ami water in kitchen. Emiuin A. Cain. Ph«ne 1 OCTOBER 8, 19M. HEW "HASTIH6S" VACUUM Tho Hastings Milling Co. I* pa ing CS cent* for wln-al. Wheal Up to Broker to Explain. While admitting the genertl metalnets of the genus "flapper" m corresi pondence clerks a London broker tells jof a terrible happening, caused by his । signing a letter in a. hurry. The letter I was duly dispatched, but was speedily , I returned by tho client with some rath­ , er sarcastic remarks. Ou-loeklng at | the concluding sentence he found tho • typist had written, "business here liaJ i been on a more mopl basis today." (Mi|—A small black imrsc. cmilain-1 Of course(what ho said waa ' normal.** ing bi'twden seven mid eight d"llars and some foreign coin*. I ‘ Sal unlay aflenmon al lhe sale For Rent—8 room Ikiiiao ward, hard anil " ' kitchen. Phone. PERSONAL MENTION For'Sale—Al a bargain 225 acres, with two sets nf good buildings, fliret' mile* northwest of Nash­ ville. one half mifa.frpm wlmol: XTnnI fence*. soft and fiard water. Will Ml lit or lo ---- “ buildings. Elzey ” IWH. number lo suil \l-. several ShropTeleplione 17 or uml my .house pair old ver Imwed plll-ses. Fill le.-B- nl BANNER oflh lirnlion—Those' wishing eliinj- ' Edward*. ney* or furnaces cleaned please Watifad—Capablo girl fa notify at opce. " Phone. 83011. if Mr. mid Mis. I . Ii. J-Arni* w in tirmid Rapid* XVedne-day. M rs—Ar—II.- -Hedriuk—lias_Eyiir Indiana In visit lirr parents. ... For Salo—A few c«nU of nice 2-fool furnace wood. Fred her. Cily. . Notice— No hunting, trapping- or trespassing will be allowed npmi our premises in Rullmid town­ ship. ami nil guilty of such will lie piYNeciilcd according hi law. A. F. Burroughs. If you think that you are going to\uy just as good a flour as French’s White Lily for the same money, you are going to be dis­ appointed. You will not find as complete a mill as ours in the country, where EVERYTHING is to be found for producing the BEST FLOUR at the LOWEST COST. Owning our own mill; our own water power and lighting plant; a fine equipment of the latest improved machinery; running 24 hours each d^y/year in and year out; with the BEST of skilled labor* and backed by 40 YEARS of successful experience—all of these are important factors in producing the BEST FLOUR at the LOWEST COST that you will NOT FIND IN ANY OTHER MILL. When you buy French’s White Lily Flour you get a GUAR­ ANTEED flour that is fully “guaranteed” TO PLEASE YOU. If it should not, all you have to do is to return it to your Grocerand GET YOUR MONEY BACK. So you don’t have to take a single chance. house. good windmill. ciriern, plenty of fruit? gnod outbuild­ ings., Mr*. C. H-. Palmer. Phone Delhert Reynolds. 2wks Wanted— Married epupb* to wnri <>n farm. Moan) with the farm er. Woman In help aImmjI haiisiwork. Address S. F. Him-hmm Dowling. Mich. Banflohl phone. linve been spending a few dayI heir farm iirAssyrln. Mr. mid Mr-. .1. M. Sis-mi v cursls of Kalamazoo friends f Saturday I ill Monday. Alhcii Baylrr. of Detroit. For Hale-Hard both months old. Dam accepted to Ad­ vanced Registry on the record nf :Bh lbs. milk in 7 ronwulivo •lay*. Sire tlie fanimi- Ihitirdmun Edward “fill. This young in* oilier artirlos, at of Jefferson and 1 :it unlay .afternoon nt 3B l=l t = lE There is a difference in flour Every house wife KNOWS that there is a big difference i nr flour. She knows front experience that a certain brand of flour may produce poor bxead, ami the next sack even worse bread.hi the other hand. *lu\kn.«iws.ihat a certain other brand of flour always produces tlic-best.JdiMLui_br<!ad. S)ic knows that ii she uses the same amount of flour; prepare* the dough in alwmt the same way. and bakes with about the same degree ot heat: that she will ALWAYS have nice* white, de­ licious bread, that it is a delight to cat. ou lake two nicn who/iiivc worked at the milling business the same length of time. < >nc of them will take your wheat and convert it into a nice smooth, evert qtialitv of flour; tlie other than will only produce a POOR OIAIJTY. Why? He.docsnt KNOW HOW. ’ Ddn’t get the idea that tuaking flour is simply "grinding up wficat.'’ If that were all there is to it. then one man could make just as good flour as an­ other. and experience wouldn’t be necessary. X on look at these two different kinds of flour, and you will find that thev Is.th look very much alike. In fact the POORER Ql'ALITY of flour may even LOOK better than the other. 'Now WHERE is the difference in these two brands of flour? We will tdl-you. If is simply in the MAKING of the Hour. . ill.-. Win. Gntr*. of Shull/. • Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hall nnd family, •f Ciirlbm. spent Sunday wilh Orlille BurtihilT and family. Mr. mid Mrs. F. CarrotuiTS rwlrr- Single mid double, tnwanls big Irani horse . Southwick ..... . cheap. Frank Slocum. It. 0. -r Hale—Eight large loads of lieau faultier at ■•*? per load. Alick Boiler. City phone. , I wk NnUc£-AII hunllng. trapping ami '•nmassing on my farm. Si c. 2f>. Baltimore is hereby prohibited and all violations will lie prose-, ■•utad lo the full extent of the law.- H. M. Babcock. 2wk» Wanted—To rent a modern Ihiihc centrally located. Phone 15. ty-^'ireert .-ilk vil ui church or on road. Mrs. try. twk retiirncd to their linme in Sylvnni-'i Ohio. .Thursday. * Miss Mdry Striker. Miss Marguer­ ite Matthews mid Mi** Grein l.dger nun* up Trim, the' Kalnmnz'w ' Normal Friday |o spend tlie week­ end willi Imme friend* hen1. Me. and Mrs. <•. M/Fox returned Tuesday from a moli?rij)g Irin to Pirrsmi and Big llapi<ls> In Pier­ son limy visiled Mrs. Fyx's aunt. Mrs. Arthur Barber and family. Mr. mid Mrs. Johii Payne.Mr. mid Mrs. Traverse Phillips. Mrs. ra Brown. Mrs. XV. K. Barber ami o:hers will allcnd lhe 481b Ajimtnl Scs- Star, -which will convene in Grant Rapids Wednesday of riexl week. Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville, Michigah �THE HASTINGS BANNER OCTOBER B, 1914—20 PAGES PANAMA CANAL WILL DIVERT OCEAN TRAVEL Is $1.00 Worth Keeping? SHORTENS ROUTES BETWEEN ORIENT AND NEW YORK Will You Accept One Dollar From Us If We Give It to You Gratis? IMTERNATIONAl COMMERCE MAY DOUBLE IN 30 YEARS T TQrT'Tu'T^TI M you resolve to send your Laundry, Washings x V-z W A Hill • and Dry Cleaning to us during 1914 and keep that resolution faithfully, we will do even better then giving you $1.00— we will save you SEVERAL DOLLARS in time nnd hard work and expense. We Can Wash Cheaper Than You Can and “We Wash Everything Every Other Day" If you have us DRY CLEAN YOUR GARMENTS when they need it, wc save you money in new clothes for by our process we preserve the clothes you have and make them wear longer. Wc do not “Rough Dry’’ Shirts or Overalls. AmericanSteaml/aundry SHULTERS BROS., Proprietors Phone 243, Hastings, Mich. An Income Our Prepaid Stock.pays, semi-annually, cash dividends at 5% per annum. | 5% Net write for full pentculati. SAVINGS * LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 Your furnace needs a thorough and careful over­ hauling just now before you start it for the winter, so you may feel sure it is in shape to do the Iwst work possible during the coming months. OR MAYBE Thoae Who Daaplaa Monay. your home or store needs proper ventilation, so you can lie assured of fresh air during the cold of win­ ter without vour nearly freezing from a direct cold draught. IN E1THERCASE, GET I am acquainted In a number ot towna and tn every one of them ther£ are three or four rich men. There aro alao people tn every one of the towna who are always saying, "Well. I would like to have a lot of money. C. S. WEATHERI.Y (naming one of the rich men) did.” The man who talks that way is a liar, pure and simple. He would take The Furnace Doctor 37 No. Division Ave GRAND RAPIDS Klnd-Hsarted Superintendent Tho superintendent of a rnsnufsc-I; turing plant In the United States de-, iayed the sale of a set of Iron coils for ■ more than a month, while a robin which had a nest of young there raised them to the point where they could fake care of themselves. \ - Altofl School Report. Report for month ending Octo­ iler 2. !9I4: No. days taught, 20. Total attendance, 070. Average daily attendance. 338. Number buys enhdliil, 17. Number girls enrolled, 17. Total enrollment, 31. Percent, of allendanre, 90-',-. Number of visitors, 3. Those neither absent nor lardy' were: Alfred Altofl. Ruth Bailman. Gladys Grmnes" Ruby Becker. My­ ron Reynolds, Etna Cheney, George Epdsley, Elsie Reynolds, Harold Norton. Clarence Bump, Edgar Cheney, Velma Scheib, Edwin Rey­ nolds. Henry Scheib. Fred Kennedy, Clifton Becker, Edward Scheib, Hnmer Becker, Dorothy Bump, Beatrix F7asU>n, Tressg Hoover, .Nellie ^Kennedy Thelma Endsley. Arlie Endsley, Elmer Graines, Durnthy Herbert, Agatha Kinne, Min­ nie Norton. Nina Wilson, Harold Reynold*. Mary Hoover and Letn Reynold.*. The three best spellers from our class of nine, in the seventh nnd eighth grades were: Nina Wilson, Mary Hoover and Leta Reynolds. At lhe cl«>M‘ <>f - i(i| l* ih>< Iota! railroad mileage of 4he world was 055312. mid nl Hint lime I In* IJniltrack, ns nuainsL ^IflJMN) Europi-. ’ miles in would get up In tho middle ot the chanco. Ho would take It and forget how he got IL He would take It and In three weeke bo the tightest wad in Unhappy Bachelors. town. He would tako It and In a little The Moors In Morocco maintain while be blowing around town about that a married man la bleated In thia what a priceless thing a good name life and goes to Paradise after death. whereas a grown-up man who dies a providence that had . made him an bachelor does not find the road to honest man. These fellows who-blow Paradise, but wlllrtse again with the about wanting money, but they want devil. fourflushers. They will grab it right Hince the Ural of lhe year I). H. and left, Bunday or week day, and nnd E. W. Verrill have Iieen har­ the neighbors know they would do IL vesting spruce gum in the forests I near lUingley. Me., and returned They hot only know it, but they tslk recently to Willon, -'»• H, wilh 3,-. about IL—Kansas City Star. 399 pounds. 'B White Toilet and Dinner Ware > Wash Bowl and Pitcher . Wash Bowls Combinets .... 9SC •« 48c each .... 95c each .. 37c each . 87b dozen $1.00 (dozen ’ Chambers ................................. Dinner Plates Cups and saucers Oatmeal Dishes Sauce Dishes . 85c dozen . 45c dozen .:.. gc each . Bowls ............................. Mirrors IOX2O Bevel Plate, White Enameled iaxi8 Bevel Plate, White Enameled, 16 ip. Bevel Plate, White Enameled, roxi4 Plain Plate, White Enameled iaxi8 Plain Plate, Oak Frame 10x14 Plain Platet Oak Frame .Igcia Plain Plate, Oak Frame . 10x14 Plain Glass, Oak Frame . 8x10 Plain Glass, Oak Frame Frame Oval Frame .. Round Frame Frame 1.79 1.87 •79 1.19 .69 •48 .io NEW YORK STORE HASTINGS PHONE 102 MICHIGAN Trntllr .Between New York and Wei*t (xmlsI of South America Expected to Boom. The NAlional Geographic Society at Washington, D. th, has iAued Hu* following statement nn the probahln effect of lhe Panama Ca_mil on?the commercial grography of the world: "■"It spemfl that the Panama Canal will carry inost of lhe freight pas­ sing holwi-eji the castiTU roast of lhe United Stales and the western coast of Iguin-America, and ihal the shorter distance and lower rales which it offers will greatly increase that Irada: that lhe trade heiwiAm lhe eastern and western seel inns of Uie United Slates will lie greatly Increased .and transport­ ation at a, much lower charge per ton: Hint it will sufficiently shorten tlie distance to Japan. Northern China, Australia and New Zealand In im l ease sleninship^ service and materially increase the traffic with I hose countries and that IL' Eur­ opean countries will uw lhe canal in most of the.ir traffic with West­ ern America and in exceptional cases wilh Northern Asia, Austral­ ia and New Zealand. "The canal has sliortrned travel ronins between New York and Yo­ kohama by 3750- miles: between New York and Shanghai, about 2,100 miles; between New York and Australia, about 3.000 miles, and between New York and Western Smith America, by from 3J>00 to 7.000 miles. It also reduces the distance from Europe to Western South America by m>r« than 5,iloo miles. International commerce doubled in tjie thirty years follow­ ing1 lhe opening of the Suez. Canal, and business and personal inter­ relationship between Uie Occident nnd the Orient was Increased in like'proiibrtion. Will similar re­ sulls follow the like ahoriening of trade and travel route* by lhe Pan­ ama Canal? "Highways of travel on the ocean are inlluenced hy surrounding con­ ditions. Just as are those on land, so that the sliortost distance be­ tween Iwo given points is not. al­ ways the best. Plentiful fraighU supplies, interehnngeabUilyiof the products of lhe countries forming lhe termini of the routes, -'way sta­ tions' on such routes, plentiful coaling fllalions ,and cheap coal of a quality suitable for steamship engines, and even favorable windand ocean currents are among lhe factors contributing lo the success of routes of travel upon lhe oc<*aii. "The section of the world which may ba considered ns probably within the ‘sphere of influence’ of the Panama Canal are the eastern and western coasts of America, the eastern coart of Asia and the is­ lands of Ih^Papiilc. All of West­ ern America! is nearer to Europe I han formerly nnd al! of Western America ano most of Eastern Asia ne-i Oceania are nearer to lhe east­ ern coast of America. A study of the producliort and consumption <4 lhe various countries lying within lhe canal’s sphere of influence shows that their various products nre Ihorqughly interchangeable. "A study of distances also shows that both New York nnd New Or­ leans nre now so rmicfi nearer lo all of Western America*# Ilian is Liverpool (lint wp. may expect nn increasing share of the trade of 4hat section to fall to-the lot of Eastern North America; that the eastern ports of the I'nited States are considerably nedrec to Yoko­ hama. MeRiourne. Sydney and Wellington than is Liverpool by ber shortest route, hul that Liver­ pool is still nearer Hmig Kong and Manila than either New York or New Orleans via Pfinama. “One of the most important re­ sults of the opening of the canal will doubtless be found in its ef­ fect upon the. movements of mer­ chandise between Hie eastern and western sections of lhe United Slates. The data seems to justify an estimate of about 3.000.000 tons per annum nf freight moved by rail and about 590,000 Ions by wa­ ter from tlie Atlantic coast section and about an equal amount from lhe Pacific coast section ami Ha­ waii to lhe Atlantic coast section. The freiglit charge* on these 7.000.000 tons are estimated at from ?250,(XMI.OOO to ?3»N».i»0«M»<M) per an­ num. The canal will chop huge amounts from these charges." Heard In a Divorce Court Judge (to woman asking separation) —"How long have your relations been unpleasant?” Woman—"Your honor, my relations have always been pleas ant: It's his relations that are the old grouches." Potitivrly Mavlcrs Croup. Foley's Honey nnd Tar Com­ pound cub the thick choking ioucuH, and j?tears away the phlegm. Opuns up the air passage and stops the hoarse cough. The gasp­ ing, strangling light for breath gives way to quiet breathing and tioaceful sleep. Harold Berg. Mass. Mick, writes: "We give Fol­ ey's Honey and Tar to our chil­ dren for croup and it always acts quickly.''—Arthur Mulholland.— School Report. Report of Hie Norton school, disIrict No. 5, Maple Gri've Twp,-for the month ending Sept. 251■ Number days taught. HL Total attendance. &.*:i.5. Average daily attendance; 3 lira plug. '-Number hoys enrolled, 15: • Number girls enroHrti, st. Total enrollment. 3rt. Pencenlage ot attendance. 90.219 ldu.< ■ Those who received holidays this month nre. Myrile and Earl Chrcseinan. Irene, Kenneth nnd Keith Norton. Irene and Dorothy Cannom. Fern. Greta, nnd Mildred Gould, Leona Whhcnmb, Moris Green. Evelyn Smith'. Clnytnn. Keith. Thelma Jarrnrd. Vern. Greta nnd !>oris Knoll. Beatrice Shafter, Clar­ ence and Orville Dvlndl. Edith nnd Aubrey Helson, Ines IxiweR and Gaylord Gray. Fern Gould Ims nn average of inn in spelling. Maude Eno Rk) and A'ern Krtoll.'DB. • The Visitorg this month were Commissioner E. J. Edger. Margaret and Sarah Stine. Mrs. David Hug­ gel!. Alberta Knoll and Elsie Mayo. Irene Cannom received lhe prize for lhe best (dan of improvement for lhe school house nnd grounds. .Mariamnn Stine, { Teacher. PART TSO—PAGES 9 TO 10. SHOULD RECONSTRUCT OUR RURAL SCHOOLS Report forjnonlh enjiinu Septem* Im i- 25, I9U: Numlwr days taught, IP. Total attendance, fKM. Average dady aftehdance. t9. Number boys enrolled. 10. . Njimber girl* cuddled, HL AT LEAST TWO YEARS PRAC­ Percentage of attendance. y>. TICAL TRAINING ARE - Thu— who were neither absent NEEDED nor tardy. during the month, and arc entitle*! lo a half holiday are: L. B. Baker, I.. V. Baker. Roy- StanPRESIDENT ELIOT OF HARVARD Ion, Helen Hanlon. Edith GraySAYS "SPEND MORE MONEY" iiui'i. Elizalx-ih Ibutson. Bcmico Hill. Joyce Hampion. F«Td Sb-vrii.*, Laura Efficient Training in Schools Ob­ tained Only By Improv inn Traln' iiifi uf Rural Trurhrrs. ougli rebonst ruction* of tli>* ami |WThe writing. . —........................ „.™ and arithmetic should no! be dupinish- 1'iiiwli, all wind tlmi* lesls Four of are our girl* Saturday Miss Thoma* spent Sunday Hire,. her parents in Hast his*. The greater part of the direct School Report. instruction should relate lo nat­ Report of i!oal* Grove ural history, ,-urrieullure. and farm ing. reading. mid spelling should on tln-e subject*. with pddilicfnal Total attendant' Average daily attendant. !!R Number hoy* enrolled. 17. .The nrilhmvtic should he con­ Number girls enrolled, !?. fined to the simplest examples in Total enrollmen'. 2P. • addition., subtraction, multiplica.Number days taught. 18. ijoii. and division, decimal* neing Total attendance. 33). The, following pupils made familiar almost from the Average daily ntiendance. I7J>8. ‘tart; for the well taught child will • r absent nor .lardy Number boys enrolled, to. learn nluiut lentils ami hundred!ti­ Numlier. girls -enrolled, 9. Stowell. Arthur I. Howard ns quickly as a1*oiil tens and hun ­ Total enrollment. 19. Barnum. Horace Weh-irr. Barliai.i dred*. ’ Percenlagi- of attendance. 93-!-. Eoolbnuglt. Harlow- Barnum. Hu­ The eighth grade are studying All the child* reading and all the bert -Barnum. Ralph lbchard«>n. the Rhode Island colony in history. We had some tine papers on the illuslrateif wilh concrete examples: -growth of Boston by Hie eighth t.ml every rink) should be trained grade Wednesday. to see, hear, and touch accurately mmid Hollon, John J. FuHrr. -Earl Donald Goodell was poisoned by and lo remember what it thus Chase. Wildn Richardson. Ihiriivy last- week nnd was absent from learns by observation. An import­ ('.. Sprague. Thelma 'pAvn-emJ. Mae reboot Wednesday and Thursday. ant part - of th>- sclnxd pn-uram Woodman. Olive,Vim Wte. Florence Goodell was absent last should he' devoted lo the Iroiilinir HU*se|J Bcnuer spelled lhe school Tuesday on account of illness. down Friday niulil. , All our board room has been do­ training of tin Thelma 'Townsend is Hie librarian nated lo our first grade who nre leaching reading, ey-ery child learning’very fast. organized alphabet by .Fri-lay Lydia Wunderlich was absent should learn the Inst Thursday on account of illness. heart:, and whenever a change is Our teacher spent Tuesilay mid children to write—such -ciningv Thursday nights, respectively, with exhibit al the recent fair. her pupil* Hilda Mills and Lucile ItibiliNl forty-two entries. change «hould apply,only tn !»•Wunderlich. Kiimer*. and mil lo (he children Marguerite Lancaster called on who have already practiced long we rev* ive*F twenty-three first and sewn second premiums. _. Mrs. Jay Strickland, Sunday after­ lhe rejected system. Visitors al m-I|iw>1 tin* past month noon. . tn the lart two years of the rural .were Mrs. Arlte Town«»ml nnd Miss Merle Slocum called al Donald *cbool> course every child should Goodell's Sunday. Chnlia Ragtn visited al Mamie learn the i*leinenL* of agriculture N. O. Bump, teacher. (ioodpll'a Sunday nnd enjoyed going. jfirtl gardoning, ami should have a garden plot to cultivate. . Prizes beech nutting.. Ella Walters visited nt Marguer­ should In* offered lor the beat plots I TELLS OF TENSE MOMENTS of vegetables, small fniits and ite Lnnrasler'A Sunday, afternoon. • Leo and Albert Barry Visited at flowers. Eveky boy should he givArthur Woods of CoaUrGrove, Sun­ , an practice in lhe use of carpenlets tools; and every girl should day. Different Beginning*. Igiwrence Mnrvf’n and William be taught lo sew. cook, find can Rending Slocum called at Clifton Ragin'*. fiiiit*’ nnd vegetables. a Inml and singing should be a sub­ Sunday a Bernnon. I heard a prominent Cambridge man stantial part of every rural school's Eva Smith, tell of the two most tense momenta program. The practice of Eng^ . Teacher. | li*h eomiMirtlion should niainly of his life yesterday, says scentI consist <>f writing descriptions .of ■pondent of the Boston Journal. Bift Lillie Briek School Report. : wlnil lhe child itself hears\>r Report for Lijlle Brick school touches. for month ending Sept. 25. 1911: “I doubt If 1 ever shall forget either Tliese improvements in rural Ny. days, taught. 20. schools cannot bo made without occasion.” he said, reflectively. They Total attendance. 27GLa. spending more money than towns, were big moments. Average daily attendance, 13.8. and counties have been in lhe No. boys enrolled. 8. ■ habit of < appropriating: hut no No. girls enrolled, 8. town or apunly eipelidHure will No. girls enrolled. 0. be so proillnble to tin* community team that year. Wo camo to the end Total eiirollmenl, IL as lhe expenditure which makes of the ninth. Wa needed one run to Pereeolnge of attendance 99,5. Those neither absent or tardy these changes possible. In order the put these improve­ game. Two men down and two on for the month were: Gordon and Willett Cole. Geral­ ments into execution on a large dine and Muriel Meade, Ruby. Haz­ scale, all normal schools will have for once fa my career I did IL I el and Irene Kaiser, Dale and Hart lo prepare their graduates to give lined out a three-bagger, right over (kiok, . Mildred Calkins. Howard instruct ions in the subjects ami the railroad track. When 1 felt It go methods indicated. Some normal Ricker and Arthur Haywood. Gordon Cole, -tiflh grade' was, schools are- doing Hint now, but I* "And the other." He chuckled, but no means .«ll. l._f a slow flush crept- orer his cheeks. Visitors for tho mniilh' were: ' In the meantime granges, fann­ "It was thirty years ago. toon after I Dorothy Roush. Alice nnd Ada ers' clubs, bankers'_an«i manufac- left college. I went over to sea a girl Gelhing nnd Behlnli Cook. Visitors nre always welcome. rational boards. and private givers I thought was pretty nice and (o meet may well promote liberally this her folks for the first time. 1 vent milch needed refonn.—4'Jinrles W. on a Sunday. All the men wereSTgy. “ HEAD OF GI LL LAKE. And they had duck for dinner " Ha Mrs. famise Chapin spent-Thurs­ stopped. *Ever carve a duck?" ho day and Friday in Kalamazoo. asked meaningly. ”>’<>• neither had t Mr. nn>l Mrs. John Albertson and before. - Nor have I since.” His blush 1 NONE IMMUNE TO DISEASE family spent Sunday nflernoonrut deepened. ”1 never even went to see Ike Allison's. Now Recognized at a Fallacy that girl again.” he added plaintively. Mrs. F« J. Williamson of Midland Park, Is visiting nl. Morris William-, son's al (he present time. ■ erally Ita Victims. AD SURELY DONE HER BEST Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pendleton nnd little son of Kalamazoo spent The claim has been advanced that Lgdy Who Took Her Theology Lit­ Sunday al their cottage. tbeMnfectious diseaseshave benefited erally Was Hopeful of tho Proper Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry , Germain the race by the destruction of the un­ and two children spent Sunday fit. This Idea I Jiavo combated most Recognition. wilh relative# in Allegan. typhoid ry Giiiiienuon. ■- Mr. and Mrs. Harry t’.hitleiidon. vigorously since our study of -• cas taking a trainp trip through I!Tc:;!y ’roulv ! f*vcr h> the army, writes Dr. victor ---------- -------- - ----------Berlha Williamson. Glenn <!!;;;;; • ■ ■ at.. a farmu. Vaughan vaugnan tn in Science. scitnc®. My my colleagues I the country -------- •» ami stopped •• Bl„. and Lester Baines motored to Alle­ L nnS it found fonnri that thxt out nut of nf 9,481 9.481 soldiers |। hou.a bouse to get a glass of milk. Stem Stepgan and attended the fair Wedncs- and -bo h.d b»n on lhe .leb OF to Iho oo'» kKeb™ door tn n a roeh.r rocker a■ gray■lot ..port »r.d could nut be regarded [ uow within .e.iud lo gray balred old lady, apectaclea on her .. pcraulug .Undurd h.nlih. •<>. or ■ — <**•• •» “ •' tained company from Kalamazoo the latter pari of the week. 6.8 per cent, contracted typhoid fever; noae. open Bible on her lap.. .Morris Williamson has improv­ whereas, out of 46.348 men who had I ace you're reading the good ed lhe look,* of his. silo hy a new no preceding Illness, 7.197, or 15.3 ’ book." cont of paint: per cent, developed typhoid tever.^ -vvneu you gci Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baines and Mr. nnd Mrs. Sherman Prouty at­ More than 90 per cent of the men who I good thing to do. tended* tin- Allegan fair Thursday developed typhoid had no preceding ; the Lord says: 'Have your house In Intestinal disorder. Under ordinary । order test 1 com*.' -ypu look as though you have your Not Altogether Unselfish. ’ conditions the strong, busy man, esHusband (newly marridd)?r-,^Don,t peclally the one whose. activities de- ’ house as tho Lord tells you to have he; his eyfes resting on her you think, love, if 1 smoke It would mand wide excursions.’from his home. 1 |( spoil tbe curtains?” Wife—“Ab! you Is more likely to become infected than , kindly old face. “pfegjl much so." she replied, a HP are really tiro most unselfish and tho one whose sphere of action la more thoughtful husband in the world; cer­ limited on account of infirmity. Th® t|n Wearlediy. "I've got all the rooms |op floor caictm|ned and patainly It would." Husband—"Well, reason for this Is too obvtout to need on statement, and It foilown that more perwj. got the "new carpet in tho then, take the curtgins down." men than women and more 'adults dlnln< room, an)j this kitchen floor than children have typhoid fever, jult been painted. But I haven't Sin—n r.” w r .ba a <-011ar T. Hutchens. Nicholson, Ga„ Moreover, the mnrtklltV mortality il is Creatcr greaier been able to get down Inlra Into 1H tha cellar hail avsevere attack of rheumatism. among the strong. Contagion, like yet to whitewaah it. 1 aucstf. though, His feel, ankles and joints were war. destroys the very flower of the that If the Lord cornea before I trt swollen, and.moving about' was race. Tbe ylew Is sustained by the around to it he'll remember that I'm very painful. He was certainly in hlatorlaos of the pestilence ot former an old womap. and he’ll overlook tha a bad way when he started lo take j cellar. Foley Kidney Pills. Ho says, "Just a few doses made me feel belief, Tho fli^t. "special ■professorship i A historic paceant. representing and now my pains and rheuma­ tism are ail gone and I sleep all in vocational guidance in this iscrnes from local-and slate history; night long.—At E.' Mulholland— country has been established by will be .staged by Hopkins, Minn, Adv. IJoalun uiyverrtty. [ibis fall. ' Rngla District. Report for month ending jBepl. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, (MTOBEll 8, Wil. page ten The Hastings Banner ■I HOUSE NEWS 63316^07 ■ Published every Thursday at ' Want Column, tc a word for each Hastings. Michigan. ’ insertion. No adv. for less than 12 cents; COOK BROS, Editors. r Card of Thanks, 1c A word. Obituary poetry and resolutions, FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 5c a line. . „ Obituaries of 2® lines or less will Subscription by Mail. Post-Paid. . bo published free; 5 cent# per line ONE YEAR, tn advance............. 81.00 charged for each line above the 20 SIX MONTHS, in advance....... AO ■ lines. THREE MONTHS, in advance.. .25 Notices of births, deaths or mar­ CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS . i rings*. will be printed free u news per year, in advance... IA0|•] matter. . No communication will *be pub­ Entered at lhe postoffice at.Has- ushed'under ---------------------------nny circuinsiatice*. ani lings. Michigan, as second class {es9 j( |)<?arg (lie UTjier-s nam0 and ma tier. postoffice address. ADVERTISING RATES. JOB PRINTING ' , Display advertising rates on ap­ The BANNER has one of the best plication. Business locals and reading no­ equipped Job office* in Western tices. On first page or among brev­ Michigan and is prepared to do any kind of book and Job printing. ities, 1244 cents a line. Marriage Licenses. Ileano Potter. Yankee Springs.. 22' Mary E. Rica, OrttngaMUiC.......... <H Leo C. Smith, Hastings.................34] Nellie Jones, Hop<-................ Madison Ransom. Rutland . (KJ Thedia J. Sledge, Hastings . FRUIT-GROWIHfi PAY IL WWHTIH M CKMRMC SCIENTIFIC FARMER AND HORTKlEllRALtSr. — A Good Sewing Machine Is a.necessity in every home, and the better machine you possess, the better work you will be.able to accomplish. We have taken the agency for the New Vertical Feed, Davis, which we consider the most wonderful Sewing Machine on the market. It is so simple that a person with no experience whatever in sewing can learn in a few minutes to accomplish the most wonderful work, and do their own sewing with ease and comfort. A telephone call will% bring a demonstrator at any time. . Wc want every young person to call and see the wonderful $125.00 outfit, consisting of Rugs, Furniture, Dishes, Etc., for four rooms. Prtdiule (ziurt Neus. APPLE ORCHARD ATTRACTS In tho matter of Gilbert Jen­ M. A.C. EXPHIT’S ATTENTION nings. Adoption by Gilbert and, Beulah Roach, and change of name to Gilbert Jennings Reach. Entale of Henry Miller, de- Herat llesulS Follow fc“Tr|nmiIi»u censed. .Estate filoaed against Procwai.” Cost* No More lo claims. Finjil account mod. De­ Uitisr ■Goo-’l Things." cree of assignment entered. The C. H. Wliilluu. slpc-k ami Estate of Polly Ann Tubbs, de­ ceased. Final account tiled. De-i fruit farm, a short distaina oulAll cree of assignment entered............. ,»ido of the cily limits, nn lhe Dim­ receipts and consent to discharge ondale road. > co nrnaiidiilg flontiled. Discharge issued to W. J. >'dcrable anioi.r! of attention these days, particularly because of ll"> flainsey. . . Estate of Aaron FL Durfee, do- unusually attractive crop of fruit reased. All receipt^ and eonseul in the apple orchard on the place, THE PAWING OF EXTREME RADICALISM. lo discharge filed. Discharge is­ says the Chariot!* Ilepublican The Whitlum orchard holds a promi­ sued to Royal A. Bryant. FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING It I* an ♦•»tah1:*hed.facliui natural philosophy that "actipfi nnd re­ Estate of Catherine. Roush’, in­ nent place among tho best orchard action are . <tual and in npr.o*il- directions.’’ 'Ilii* I* not les* true of hu­ sane. Annual account of guardian propositions in I-ilon rm.iMy, nnd like the F. II. Parker orchard, on man soCiMtaml <« conspicuob* iUustratioti is ahowp In the changed atti­ tBed. III.plains road, gives every evi ­ tude of Hu- people toward the extreme radicalism that was m» rampant Estate of Henry Geriinger. <io- dence of having’becn given ili'il and popular a short lime ago that il tlirealwinFfri overturn lhe Artn-rrean ceiised. 'Annual account of execut­ best of care, m’ respect to (rimming1 system of irepuln. government, and give us th- rule of the mob in the or tiled. nml spraying and the general carol Estate of Lewis Williams, de-,jof the ground. Place of that of d-lilreraliv.- nwmHie* bark.*d the court*. And .this cea-e.f. All receit>ls and requests Nearly all <»f the trees in the or-| ■radicalism was in turn n reaction from the manipulation of conventions, lo iliM-harge tiled. Discharge is­ legislature* and even eongre** by th- f-w who *oimhl to gain by- stealth, sued to Mrs. Florence M. Slaton Chard are lo, .|.d wilh apple* trti led ... in -----Barry county, forfeited for Mlchlgmi Slate Laud Office. - -----BARRYVILLE. such an extent that it -has been iiutirwliun and emniptiou what they well knew they eould never obtain hml Mrs. Annie E. Humphrey, ad-]j necesMry in many cases lo irface Uiulns. OcL 1. l»ll. ’ iKur-tiavirucat “WW* tti ?' intArn^ will be You are all invited to attend a niinistralrix. . I ‘wires oImhiL tlie trees to hold the pumpkin pi- social at Un- Barry, ... • Hereto Given, Given. That Ttol <P“_jlic S" auction if they came out Into the .q«-n. Notice is Hereby al thia office cut (he I2lh day of In the mailer of ttichnnl Ver ­ limbs no that fire load of fnjit they « k churrh. bn.ln, .vcnlng. Ml ,1|e The fart of the rule Of th- prjyileg........ king f.-w through cor­ November. A. D. 1914. al ten o'clock non Wilson. Order of adoption by are carrying will not split them i.he first quarterly meeting of the ..... .. ti1(, stalo। a. iiu unless previously redeemed rupt political |h.*».* and machine* xx'a* finally exposed, and when tire Elmer ami Olah Fulton and change m? .2 down from the tree’s trunk. Mr. . ronferem e year will be held al the , angry people miw how m.ivil-**ly they had been dup-d. they not only of name to Richard Wood Fullon •Whitturn’s crop of NorUiern Spy, B u n Ville ehuich Satiirtlay mid ,,y ,,M! AuM°r under the according to law. Auguitu® .C..(Urton, smudied the [Mxlitical machine*- and relegated the old Im»**-* lo oblivion, Whiter Hamit . Baldwin and Green­ Sunday, Oct. lit and fl. Busine*s! provisions of Section 127, Act 203 Commissioner. but they ,*nitt.*tied al*.' every tool that-tire bosses and machiii.-s had u*-d F.-lalr of Edwin Coleman Eber­ ing apples, at- looking especially ineetiiig Saturday al 2 o’clock. I of Hie Public Acts of 1H93 and acts 9232 P. 8. » w W of a. e. «4, aecAnnual account of good, and they have been *o care­ Preaching Sunday morning al 10:001 amendatory tluTeto. having been In gain-llivir ends—«urh n* th- caucus ami convention, ami we now have hart. minor. fully spraytd at lhe proper limes o’clock. Ildv. Jackwin. the colored! withdrawn from Homestead entry. lion 16, Town 3 North, Range KJ Hie primaries. Because they I bought (lie Judiciary was an aid in per­ West_________________ lor doing tlu-'woik. that it is a dif ­ evangelist will assist Hev. Lahr. He] by Lire Auditor General and OunE-tate of Minnie M. Colles, depetuating boss and nia.-lim- rule, it wa- *.-ri.iU«ly proposed by such pa­ c-awd. Annual account of exe­ ficult matt, t to find any wormy will give a s-rmoii lecture on Bible unisshmer of the State Igind Office HOPE CFJfTER. triotic men n* Roosevelt and Hrvan (hat th- p-ojd- must get their band* cutor filed. fruit or appl-' that have b-en saints, Sunday evening. i under the authnrily conferred upj Mr. and M.ra. Nick Acker went to I..- ...-..-I. nn nnv lli<Hary'Hayman left Saturday fori'’11 b>’ A9l n*- pul‘li,! Acls onto the judiciary in such :i way a* In make the momentary impulses of Estate- of Georg- J_ Kunz, dePontiac to spend some time. 1901. examined and appraise^ will। Augusta, Saturday to spend a few the people.'nnd not th- deliberative judgment of a trained judiciary, lire . days with their daughter Mrs. Jim season., especially during-lhe post Elmer Bivins uf Madixen 111 i* placed In market by 'iff.Ting] Shurlow and family. final interpreter of law. Al llrsi Mr. Roosevelt urgvd the recall of the real estate tiled. Hale of hearing two months nr so. has been favor­ VlMi m/ hil L \lr .nl iirl f,,r "a1” «l * r*“Wic Au<*I Mr. and Mrs. John Anders of. judge*; mid when Ihal seemed to b- proven a* a dangerous tiling, hable-t<T the fruit industry.'ami as a Wi Hyde and Mr in< Mr* Wilhs’ li,,n ,o |m‘ h',,d ut ,he lMal* •1.1. ’ t<rtne trnit mousiry. an.i ... result of this th- trees in lire Mr •‘n" Wr»- " omri. iu the cily of Lansing on । Coopen<Ville are visiting their purI’hnng.d Ins plan to one Of urging tire recall'nf judicial decision* which Quit Claim Deeds. Whiltum and other orchards Ui,inr°P; . . j Thursday lhe 12th day of Novcmwe lreliev.1 is far more dangerous..anil would be umhing abort of a men­ Iiouixl here that have been given «« Louise I-Khrop visited Irer -ig.,. D; tt»H nl ten o’clock......... in the ... Mrs. Sarah Mosher of cioverdnl’-. ace to the stability of our government, and wiAild epvli nothing short of lire proper all-iilion. will produce daughter, Georgi-uinn. who had nn ■ forenoon at which lime it till LcIre*’ I enlled’-on Mrs. O. Gesler, Monday. apple* when harvest time comes operation for appendicitis in thc>eome subject to purchase iu anarchy'ami disorder. . : *Uiu ’ j Mr. and- Mr*. Kay Hammond 31, Johnslowu, for the 1911 crop, that will find a I B'llterworlh hospital. She reports ■ manner prescribed by law. We have the primaries in this -tale. The BANNER has sIh.Wii how spent Sunday wilh Joe Hammond ready tnark-l at price,* that make loat she is gelling along very nice-- Deed issued upon lire sale of this I of Shultz. ' for short’was Hie August primary of giving majority rule, and flint min­ fruit growhig wi.rlh while. | ,, . land will contain a clause reserf-1 orities and small ones, ut that, really named lhe candidate* that were Wiurauty DcrtK Besides having n tine crop of top . ’*"?1 e‘fz<*, , .ki,np °.n ,'a,rl'*d >«lhe State of Michigan all:i Mr. and Mr*. John Acker and nominated. But it was giving the jreople a chance lo choose their nom­ ?. of "‘Is place last right* in nny minerals, coal, oil and Mrs. Olio Acker went to Hastings, Annie E. Humphrey to Jewie M. tifltch quality apples. Mr. Whitlum ' _ ... iga* as required by Sectimi eight of Friday. inee-. according to the advocates of that method of making nomination.*. Miller, lot 36. Stony Point, Pral- has hxiked wisely to lhe matter of *'**• .. . Mr*. Stine of iiaalings spent being properlv equipped for har* he Marde Grox.-Aid bocicty will, All 2W. Public Ari* of 1909 and *o we are all bound lo accept the action taken ut lire primaries a* the ricville. gijw'.’ Saturday and Sunday with her George A. Truman tu Slienuan vealing. packiuu and matkeling Hi- ! 1"*huf!<'iay'j acts amendatory IhereoL expr>.»)uuu-uf- the. publio will. a matter of fuel we think lire old *ysdgughler, .Mr*. OUo Aakcr. D. Joy, lot. Nniihvillc. yl.iNJ. Gene Kay spent Saturday mid William D. Bauer lo Chas. Pome­ Sunday with hi* grand parent*. Letter cxpie-*ij>n of majority will, and at n great saving in expense. ■ But roy. lol, Hastings, 81.00. «!«. .* n-h-u,. Mr. and .Mrs. Eddy pf South Wall Louisa Coombs lo Chas. Serven. ■that we will discuss some <rtln-r time. For the present we must assume During Hi- pr<•sent season rep-' n.-y\ brother and wife, Mr and ! A- "• ph,,,IPX Addition, LakeL ihal tins people had tli-ir *;iy ami expressed their will al tin* August pri­ 21 acres, 'see. 21. Assyria, 81.00. resymlativea K-m the Michigan: Mi *. Ehm r Gill.-tt. , ’ ' East 7 feet of Block No. 2. Leonu ixl Dudley l«> Clarence Agricultural -college-have beeiit ' .............................. mary. We mu*t also take Lt granted that the people made their own Ctty employe* of Pittsburgh. Pu.. -------- ——--------- — Lansing, Michigan, Oct. I, <914. Dudley, parrel, sec. 2, Hany. 81.00. carrying on experiments in "thin- ] Tl I. nited states government NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN will Ire insured by the city against choices for delogairs IO county conventions. These county conventions .Mead .1. Brown to Mary Jamie­ ning, al the Whiltum orchard, and' last .ear produced 9,773,121.000 [That lhe following described part­ loss of time through illness or acmust therefore be taken lo represent Hie people’s will in their selection of son. lot, Hastings, 8975. th- sucre** of these experiment* postage ‘ stamps. | paid primary schbol lands, aituat- cidenl. ami against dea|b. Roxana Dawson to Amanda L. delegates to He- Male convention* which were held last week. are very noticeable al this lime, even lo 1|»vhi who have madu no And wliM del tho-v Mate cvBVentii>iw do? And remember Hui every J. study of the'science of fruit grow­ delegate in them must Ke a*«uiit-d under our system lo represent the Duster, all that part ofvc 44 of n: ing. On one tree in particular » M, see. IP, Prairieville, lying where lb- experimenter* took off people, *and they probably did. TIw democratic slate convention flatly southwesterly uf the Michigan upward <d l.»J0 apples, lhe results repudiated (lie recall of judge- and <>f judicial decisions. The republi- Railway right of,way, 81JXL have h,vn exactly wiint the AgriWin. Grib to R. I. Morris, 21 cul I oral, college rrenpl- had niiticiKan stale convention utterly ignored that issue for reason*-of policy only. acres, Hope two. 81.00. pal-«l. a* the fruit thill was left on ,IIa<l a vole been taken that convention would have buried the recall of Leonard D. Hazcldlm* io Carl F. Hie tree and there is still so much of it that il can warorty sustain judges and of judicial decisions so deep that a resurrectioii would be dif­ land. 4M0Q. ' the weight!' is materially larger ficult. Only I In- progr-*-ive convention stood for the recall of judges George (I. Hawk ms lo Hold. R. and Iretter* nil around than .it»| . and judicial decisions. From present indications therefore it seems Hindman, parcel, sec. 7, Barry, ii-ik’libor trees ihal. were nol pul 81 .tX). through the “Uiinning” process. very probable that the two parties which next mouth will represent 90 Everything on ine Wliitlum KALAMO. per cent of tlie voters of Michigan are prepared to turn down a propo­ farm. Worn Holstein cattle, to BarLMiss Brown visited relatives in sition that probably would have romninud<*ii the sup|»orl of a majority of Lansing Thursday night and Fri­ klLjdai- and crabapples, is tlioriSmiliii’d and'Mr. Whitlum i* hav­ Jhis Community lhe voters two years ago. Such a marked change in sentiment as that in day. ing pretty gnm! success in d-mon-] .Mr. L-wi* is laid upNvilh a sore •drnting tlie fact that il “costs no two year* ought to show any ope how unwise it would he to ask [or a hand, •$n &he fiest Possible Manner.” the effects of being kicked more to raise good tilings than popular vple on whether a Judge's'or a supreme court’s decision should I liy a horse. poor on-*” after once gelling h | Mr. and Mrs. Archie. Miller and sitirt. Mi* place is n rnndel of i stand or nol. daughter. Elouise of Assyria ana nealne»s and convenieHrc and., lit­ We believe in the recall us applied to any political office. We would Mr. amr Mrs. Will SriVer were tle or nothing is being left undone favor the recall of any judge on the groufiif that he was not qualified, or Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. i^Jvi that xvn’11 provide comfort for his Curtis. stock and keep tiiem making mon• on the grouihl that .he wa* hiilll in character lb be a Judge. But the re­ Rae mid Hugh Cass of near Ver­ cy for him in the matter of grow­ | call of-judge.- on the ground that their decisions do not please the peo­ montville visited their grandpar­ th and -Irexving of good care. . ents, Mr. mid Mrs. Amos Dye, from Mr Whitlum i* one of th- tn-n, ple nnd lhe recall uf. judicial decisions would often be a monstrous per­ Wednesday until Sunday. wire do. - ’hlfigs on th- form I.Tri version uf justice ami u»uhl be sue h a •Intigetnus proceeding to uuy erv- —A. C. Bourlmau-aud-Mr. Brigg*.uf c:ui— he like* .to. and rv, iylhing Battle Creek vfrttrd .Mr. ami Mrs. about th- place, from th- uuinp Hired society that il ought not to be thought of. Amos Dye Saturday and Sunday. Mr.-. Will Ouster mid son Cleon and windmill to the mod-nZ ideal • . We need radicalism a* a cheek to’ultra-conservatism. We do-not be­ visited A. R. Williams near Nash­ ’d preparing food and shelter for] hi* live *fock. lonlre very much as] lieve our constitution, either.slate ornallonal, is so nearly perfect that it ville Sunday. Oscar Rem-gm- mid family visited though th- things he like* to doi should lie worshipped. and Hint worship of Jt should cause us to accept the former's parents in Olivet Sun­ and lake pride in, are the sort of thing* that make ' farming, frazil • as necessary evils that not only ought nut lo exist but-Ihal Ought to be day. . r . cured and can he . tired But to attempt tlu-ir cur.- b> robbing our ju­ Mr. mid Mrs. Fred Cass ami their tn'owimr iirirl stock raising pay. when practice instead of theory is diciary of their imb peiiiZ-m v. and making them mere time servers wilt be father. Noble Cims. visited Mr. and mad- to -how above th- surface Mr-.zAim»“ Ibe Sunday. Will Riiil of near Marshall is vis-' a long s|,.p toward annrrhy and disbnler. rather than toward civilization XORTIIEAOT cablvox. Ring friends here. . . .and order. » . Art Allerdinr of Woodland, with So we are glad lo note the passing of.souie of the aspect* of radical­ WEST VEKWOXTVII.I.K In- workmen began tho cellar for the new lin'jso that John Abbott is Mr. McConnell of Vermontville ism that seem to u* as daiuterdu*. visited his daughler Mrs. Grzirge having built on hl" farm, just south of the Clietioy school house. Mr. Taylor ami family. Thursday. AklH.it and family will locale Hktc oiklng for Gift i« Hlrow. John Mater ami wife are visiting iJwirge Englert h whs Miller & Harris Furniture Company Hastings, Michigan Phone 226 wS'W. ■ 1 Builders of Good homes by Contract Bauer Bros. For Gouruous, GoniDCUnt Service. ers Supplies Our Aim: “Jb Jerfe To this end we strive and are content that our profits share be small and the volume of our business large. We employ from thirty to forty men and have associated with us some of the very best mechanics in the city in each of the several build­ ing trades. Life is Altogether Too Short To worry out your days half frozen. Let us heat your home with a MRSTOW UbAY STATE 11 the furnace that for sim­ plicity, durability-and economy of operation Is not surpassed. HUFFMAN BROTHERS JIFFIRIOR STRUT HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ' ' stale. Cleve Strew and family Vislled their aunt Mr-. Raji Decoo and fanii)<- al Charlotte Thursday. Ray Bassett near Charlute. visit- Floyd Cole <>f Woodland < n,kr Mi*. Cleve SI6 family Wednesday. • villi, visited at Clove Strow’s Satur­ day and Sumlay. Mra. John Snore and her ninllirr Mrs. Matilda Wiley of HiV-lings vis­ it'd frieiuls in -Jackson from Tliiirsduy (ill Saturday. Elmer Mater and fiinfily of North Cjjjh inu vi«UimI al Clyde Brown's Sunday. John Gardner and family visited their gnuidiuotlitT df-.North (UiHllctmk Mr*. Mary •Gardner. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hager.- Mr. ami Mi>. Carl Enuiaml uf Woodlapd; Mrs. Harry Wliiti1. Mrs. Rffiph Kaufman »d Comstock: Mr. H. B. Downing and tvife. Mr»J. E. Burginim. Mis* Joe Downing and CharleRaymond Of Nashville called at M. E. Downing's Sunday. BA.XXER WANT ADV8. PAY. wilh n f-i-r. Dr- «• S, McIntyre, of Wrexll.ind. was rnileil nnd the little Ind i- able l>> he nliont again. Mr*. J. nnie Humphrey of Fremoul \ i-iting her brother. Lesler. Vaebrn. 1 Im and familv. Mis* Elna Static! and Mis* Jennie V.ie Ihn.-klin yisiled the Brown m-IiooI \\-<hie«day. where Mi*.* Gl-nna Ta-ker I* fencliing. Mfr. John Winey. n-nr I nk• fd<**i. nnd daughter. Mr*. Arthur Kinlin.'<•( fretrolt. were guests of Mr*. 1'11,1- t’.lreinw. Monday after­ noon. in d Mis*- lUhjI D-merav of Lake Odi;«>a was » visitor thurc Tii-*d:iy. Actinic Karrar ’and family ,'of East <'.lnrk*villo mqjored -over (<> spend Hi- day with Gara Sludl and family- Sunday. ' ' \l Ni. hols nnd wife. ne5r Haijting* w< ro guefctfe oTT«c<». Ilnicli andfamily. Siniday., ‘ California is lhe first slate In i-r»ab> a . otniiiisstou for Hie study <>f recioaiiou. Il will report recoiruireud.>*><>n* for ’iikabbt law* lo Ire pg**.<.| ).y IRe Hilf leginlalure. ■. -B.LXAliCwAIYr’ADVS. P\Y The fact that we get “repeat” orders for houses by contract shows somewhat the satisfaction we give. This year we are building three houses for the same man for whom we have al­ ready built four other houses. In another case this year before the first house was finished we were given the contract for a second house of the same design and price. This week we took the third contract from another customer. These are only a few cases and we shall be pleased to submit others and to demonstrate to any prospective home builder that we can best serve his needs as to quality and price, Our record so far this season: “ TWENTY-FIVE NEW HOMES FOR HASTINGS ” Yours for satisfaction, The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co PHONES 254 AND 224 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER 8. 1ML PAGE ELEVEN and si hen which an’ insi inenus. mu * m<u Are You Looking for Some Remarkable Offers The following will slut you:— 7 lbs. best sweet potatoes for_2 3 quarts Cape Cod cranberries Genuine whole Codfish per lb 7 bars I^nox soap for..... 6 bars Galvanic soap for ... , 2 packagesJersey Corn Flakes Porlc *nd Beans regular 15c size for Best Bulk Olives per qf. ... . Bulk cocoanut per lb extra good grade per lb Liquid Veneer, best furniture polish, per bottle Rayo Lamps, complete, each CONSKJLTUNG _25c 12,*-c „25c „..10c -.,40c ....25c 20c 25 50c ..$1.75 our subscribers the lx-»i and most re­ liable Information we can obtain on the subjects they tlcslro explained. In asking questions send fall Information. The Grocers The "Holland" Furnace Makes Home a Delight Iz’tiniinj) ('.hicks to Eat. Mnybo (hose of your readers who have had ^onitilcraide . ex­ perience with cliiekrns may n<»t nee anything worth while in lhe following experioncu which Mrs. D. had yesterday., hut to us ama­ teurs il seemed like quite worthy of notice. Mnt.’D. Was giving about forty young incubator chicks their first lesson in eating, and was having tho usual amount of I rouble witli the job. Close nl hand wan a yoar-ulij hen with a bunch of ten chirks, nlHiiil three weeks old. Tlie hen heard the baby chicks peeping ami was excitedly chicking away, trying In call them nil over lo her. Mrs. D, thought il would In' in­ teresting lo see what would hap­ pen if the hen could get. nt the chicks. So she ph-ked her out of her |>en. and placetl her -gently down in tho brooder coop wilh the Simple in Construction Easy to Operate Economical in Fuel Gives Plenty of Heat Makes No Dirt Burns Any Fuel -If you want your home complete—buy a "Holland” J. W. TIBBATTS, Hastings, Mich. Don't Spend All Your Money for New Fall Hats XXX Use some of it in tbe home where you spend most of your time." Our Interior Finishes will greatly beautify your rooms and now is a good season for using them. We have some new Room Mouldings in tbe latest designs. CV • WAPVrV Vlaij North Side Pharmacist HASTINGS, MICH. FOUND HER INTERESTING MAN PAYS TO WATCH THE PENNIES Young Lady Who Had Built Castles In ths Air Somewhat Rudely Brought Down-to Earth. Real Explanation of Why Some Men Are Wealthy, and Others Are Directly the Reverse. Friends ot a Worcester young wom­ an are forcing her to aubmll to consld arable gbod-natured joking about her acquaintance with a youth whom ahe described aa “the most IntereaUng man she ever met” The girl was In­ troduced to him at a recent social gathering and before they had talked together long he had her attentively listening to an account of bin travels throughout the country, and bls ex­ periences in many different cities. He also alluded to his college life, and before they parted the girl had tho Idea that she had become acquainted with the son of a millionaire, or some dignitary. She talked freely about him to her acquaintances, although not menUoning him by name. Ono day while with a young woman friend, she passed him on tbe street, and waa surprised to see him bow to her companion. “Do you know him?'* asked thsyglr), vary much surprised. "Bure." tbe other replied. "He used to be our paper boy. He la now trying for a job on theipoHce force." The girl was surprised Into admit­ ting that he waa "the interesting man." and what followed Indicated it yould bo many daya beforb she heard lhe last of it—Worcester Post It is a habit that a rich man as­ sumes to pick up a penny whenever or wherever they can conveniently, and sometimes they will go out of Whales Dying Out. The whales, including blue rorquals . eighty foot long, are tho giants of the modern world, but Ed Perrier of the Paris Natural History museum points out that several species will soon bo lost. At least thirty companies of Norway are seeking whale* on the Af­ rican coasts, and the danger from Engllsii hunters Is as great The Paris academy has parsed resolutions urg■ Ing French and' International promo­ tion. A friend told Sir Herbert Ttm that another well-known actor had''gagged" fa a Shakespeare play. “Ahl'* was the reply, "but you must remember that both ha and 1 are Hcsnseo gaggtats. Indeed, wa might ba called Gag and Maygag."—London Express. Commission government notable victories In elections held In Caldwell, Kan., and McAlester. Olka, to decide whether they should return to lhe bld aldarmanIc form of government. I was a small boy. that was nearly fifty years ago. a very wealthy man In our city came driving along toward a high overhead railroad bridge. I was playing with soma companions - ■ Sulphur For i on Is. 1 Will you (dense Udi me’ through|1 your paper horn tmi.b *d|diiir.should be fed to hens .uid Milckri supposed to be tbe resort of tho sea-! faring population, — laid --------violent---------hands conveved I on all ollrihln eligible men. and conveyed! thero fotTtbly to the ships ot war ini lhe harbor, litigations of the harsh . II. I*, . Feeding sulphur will nol pre­ vent canker. It may be in a meas­ ure beneficial In your fowl- if fed sparingly during a dry lime, hut rhi’iiliiulistit. (fro more information on any amt Or write IL C. Redmon, lensing, Mich.' — The pressgang was an Institution Which flourished tn Great Britain In the olden times when Impressment was the mode resorted to for manning, the navy. The practice, which bad nor only iilt, sanction of custom, but th«ii force of law, consialed In selling by | force, for service In the royal navy,| -------- ---------------------- -"<* n'amen. river watermen and •• at timet«■i landsman. The press-gang, an armed I party of reliable men commanded by; officers, usually proceeded to sueb WE LIVE NEXT DOOR Michignn in IKl nd iwn brollier son,- from live years "f ago, grew up lo mniiliood nmld.-i lhe hard­ ships nnd privalions of a new and sparccly settled minify Al- lhe The Mrut Market Urn BAROMETER tn urgent national necessity. Uy that time ...» the system was becoming obso I num -' f*0 >'ou pronerly understand the balete, and now lhe navy is manned by | rometer? Many people Up the glass, blotting paper, slightly dampened, and press with a warm Iron until tbs page is quite smooth. Statue Erected to Cat Tribe. in memory of the countless cats which have been slaughtered since the invention of the yamticn. or three­ stringed Japanese guitar, which has cats' skin aa one of Its principal ma­ terials. a number of Japanese philan­ thropists have caused a tomb. In the form of a cat's statue, to be erected in Tokyo. Hastings, Mich. SHOWS -----------, of the local justices of the peace; In - Some Short Rules for the Intelligent 1835 the term of an impressed man's alHuil Hu- right quantity. . The I quant itv for chick! will drtiem.i on without being repealed. I (hidr size. Half grown chirks u«e half Hu’ amount " ‘ ' Badly Treated Book. To rcstnro to. good condition the kcr is ii form of roup ■■ leaves of the valuable book that have I duo to mold germ* -• been defaced by careless treatment, I abraliu’d porlioim nf the rub the soiled parts gently with a Huh off a* much nf HiPI.CT or brerf. '>■•» re».r >b> .pot. Orel renrelb 'bo- upon .bleb, there is printing) with blotting paper I dampened In a solution of oxalic acid. This will be prepared by a drugglaL mirrvAHL Then pass a hot Iron over the blot­ ting paper until it dries. To remove *i. Y.. Aug. remotM ninmnt DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK OF IT? SINpE THE TELEPHONE, WE LIVE NEXT DOOR TO YOU —THAT IS— ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS TO • CALL TO IUS AND WE WILL SEND OVER TO YOUR HOUSE JUST SUCH MEATS AS YOU WANT. TRY OUR SERVICE IF-YOU ARE NOT USING IT NOW. BESSMER BROS Phone 162 S3H: A!i;| WHAT tell What is the cause of ranker ' authorities had to secure tho sanction! E. C. Russ <B Son Telephone 16 । - "I .iotfl think lO-HDorely n.Hural affinity," '. 1 “in wbat way?" ,1 Believe your hen amt yr>ur«ih>gr are. both w’tterA" , . ■PM. egg* .are 41* hnril I I tolil you nol lo bill' I hem more than three minute* and ■ a half." . «ir: that’s Ju*l He- lim« | j Hut there's more tn barometrical actenco than that. The following key might be cut out for reference. weather may be expected, and. tn winter, frost. A rapid rise indicates . ”"•> »•> »• •>' ■“-« ■<> Tb. <"«» ri»es from a northward change tn tho wind. A fall of half a tenth or a storm. A fall with a low thermom­ eter foretells snow or rain. With aJ rising, thermometer, wind or rain from tho south. A fall in winter indicates warmer , weather; In hot weather, thunder. j Fine weather may occur with a low glass, but it precedes wind or rain, j The rise or fall of a barometer rather j than Its absolute height shows an ap­ proaching change, so the usual words, •'Fair,''. "Change,'’ etc., cannot always be depended on. The rise from a low ! point indicates tbe close approach of gales. Concentrated Food Strength of field grains— Grape­ Nuts This splendid food con­ taining all the nutriment of prime wheat and harley,- in­ cluding the vital phosphates, makes for Good Digestion, Clear Brains, Sturdy Strength Crisp, ready to eat, appetiz­ ing. economical— ‘There’s a Reason lison families hero many Indianfor to pick lhe' Itabie.*. Al flr!*t .tlie lived in this vicinity and ma'nj ebiekfi all fled lo lhe oilier end of lhe coop jn n panic. They were trails <if these primeval A Thing Woman It Sparvd. afraid of the hen. But biddy was Many of IliesC families plainly dee-lighted to we such a One deep sorrow which no woman. mid deni nice,, big hunch nf babies, and she sold by Grocers—Iwgan picking up food ami drop­ iy, experiences la losing the pipe ping il from her bill, nnd chirking everywhere! which she has smoked for four or flvo toughened Slop Those .Early Bron­ with all her might. Ifi-tfs.* than chial Coughs years almost without stopping.—Ohio a minute she had the whole bunch mimh. „, State Journal. around her, pal ing and twittering sibilitli-- and sterner I rials of lifa. away, perfectly happy and con- With tlie exception of a few years ithccked. and pave lhe way for absence from the sltile >|r. \yi|liAlcohol From Sap of Nlpa Palm. After tin’ chirks Itful b-nrnrii The Philippine Islands produce ap­ their .ipmuhi, biddy wan relumed to' Ihal life Iuik been ho sinrrrr, in- Tar Compound, and take her own homo nnd family. C. E. I). Ioffensive and upright a- to win lhe proximately 10.000.000 gallons of alco­ ronlidenre. respect and aiTecihm of inilanii'il hol yearly. Almost all ot thia Is made throat. hi* fellow citizens* in a very high from the sap ot the nlpa palm that The beginner should learn about degree. For many years hr and for children mid grown pernoni*. I grows In great abundance In various (he common diseases of poultry liis brother Marlin, have lived hnpand the experienced one also, as tdly togviher. bearing <nie nnolhrr.s No opiates.—A. E. Mulholland.— swamps ot the country. diseast* is liable to come nt any time, hut mostly in the fall, nnd ultliQUgii the experienced poultry failing health and limtly Sept. 25th keeper may never have any <lisIn* heard '|ft'* Mn-derS summon* ea«e, it is liable to come in una­ anil fell' nMe-cp- hi await a Until rewares, and ho nol knowing Hie narehansii nf deatli. tilde, nnd although lhe loss may l»* nm« i derwbh*. i I - w i 11 -Ije n -1ihmsi• i u. ■ bhii «i*liT. Mr.«. Eiiz;ilM‘th uutcli-’. and the rami’ will not occur in tho! future. Al least il should nol. brother* families To them nil a I The negro bqy was up for lln’ large circle of neighbors extendi you epn get what you want in meals and lunches in illflh time on a rlitirge of chii.*keir sincere symptilliy and feel in lhi« j-tealing. Thia/ lime the pmgis“The Club” now. The most particular appetite will find inviting dishes. We Rtindtiy tin liaie decided to appeal In life hoy's have just taken possession and the place is now under limin’ Ills nephew father. ‘ Emmet "Now sqe here. AIh’." snid In* In the darkey, “this laiy of "yours has llurial in Nnrth ('.••mbeen up in court so many times for stealing chickens Hint I'm tired of । hi* grate in a full age.”| seeing him here." s and I iiionih* “Like a* n "Ah don'-t blame ynu. Mill." - re­ corn coineth in its «■»Rich Soups Chicken Other Delicious Meats turned the father. “All's tired o' Grape-Nuts “The Club” Lunches Gentlemen.- NEW MANAGEMENT 1*011. seeing him here too." “Then why don't you tench him how to net. ■’Slmw him the right Every woman, or at least almnstj way. and lie won'L bn coming here." “Ah htts showed 'im de rlulit every woman, has. at one time or an-i way. sah," declared Uu; old man olh\r of her life; rhargo of the per-1 I cannot exactly remember why It earnestly. “All has suttenly show­ Konal health of somebody, whether I waa done, but 1 flshed a penny out of ed 'itn de right way, hul Jic some­ child or invalid—In other words, every my pocket and was showing It to my how keeps getting caught comin* womap Is a nunie. Every day sani­ boy companions when It slipped way wid dose chrckensf' tary kpowiedge. or thg knowledge ot through my flugera and dropped to the nurslmb or, in other words, of how to/ pavement below, Tho wealthy old Mrs. Rhoplelgh—“Why didn't you put the constitution In such a staid man drove up. and to all appearances toll mo that you had nothing but that It will have no disease, or (hot tough. scrrfwny, bony fowls in yriur ho was in deep thought with bls bead it can recover from disease, takes shop?'* buriod upon his cheat. Tho Tradesman------"I have too n higher place. It is recognized as He saw my-penny, however, delib­ much respect far ago to say such tho knowledge which every one ought erately stopped bis horse, -getting out ihlngs nf them." * to have—distinct from medical knowl­ " ‘ uf his casrlage, picked up that penny, edge, which only a profession ean pocketed It, nnd returning to bla wag­ on drove off as if nothing had ever The falovvjng, in reference tn lhe if, then, every woman must at some open lUHir, <looK" seems wunii worth porrowliorrowj, .“uihhi nappenea. -[| wns gnnjbo that was benman- time or other In life, become a nurse. Thero was a sad heart pulsing over j|(g (||(, (|la( |)p ]|;|1| f,,rg,qi,.n I. e.. have charge of somebody's health, his head, 1 can tell you, for a penny In l(, fftg(PW (|l(. (|(ior of his chicken how Immense and how valuable would those days was as big a dime is house the night before." be the product of her united expe­ to a boy today, and I felt the loss -"Were they stolen?" he was ask- rience if every woman, would think of it keenly. That man waa a multi- i Ctl." how to nurse.—Florence Nightingale. millionaire, and by Juat such little! "No, they wont home." I Anklets Like Phonograph Disks. The women of souUiern 'Nigeria wear extraordinary brass anklets, shaped ilko gramophone ■ records, which are riveted, on to their legs at an early age. and are never again taken off. Walking In them, ns will be readily imagined. Is'very difficult, 1 and necessitates keeping the legs far apart: while running Is altogether out of the question. The disks are kept highly polished, nnd when tho women walk in long flies to market the sight of their anklets flashing in the sun excites the envy of their poorer, but more comfortable aisterfe—Wide World ■ awnatnna. nt th. -.IM re-K. 1 ’Orrn nn‘l When yOU CrttSS I Iley Magaxlne. “L* ■Si.”1'1,' J?’ bn-'-'l Ireck «»4 WM.nl U» q'»UYOut* Full Cold Nieds Attention. sweetness of the child fa largely fade |j,;g nf tolne of th(. f,n<Is whit.h pendent of bls personality. It la tn hli went to make the original breeds, No use lo fuss and try-to wear wav, and In Illa Innka anM it out. It will wear you nut' in­ thing la true, though not quite ao much There comes (he news Hint Knn- stead. Take Dr. King’s New Dis­ it ot tho yoahg woman. But when sweet J Ba" more woman ofllceholdera covery. relief follows quickly, ness cornea at alxty It la the exprca Hinn any Ollier sialo. checks your Cold and soothes your PlensanL AnHseplic aion of tho very nature of the aoul . flamo stale pro- Cough away. and Healing. Children like it. Gel J. M. turn. .. ilu;'-- mnn. nre. than any ollrer. 50e bottle of Dr. King's New Dis­ h» ..u> <w.. .o...b..«. ir- 2covery nnd keep il in the house. tr^ttmt1?#11 Vorth* mo^^’ IL**11' “Evpr-Vthhig has gono up." .said “Our family Cough and Cold Doc­ ty that fa worth moat la the beaut}, (he poultry man. “coffee, aujmr, tor" writes Lewis Chamberlain. that la connected with the charactai meats, grain and now Ihoje pesky Manchester, Ohio. Money back if itself.—Selected. chicken* have gone up to the top not satisfied, but il nearly alwavs ---------. ( of that tree where I can't get 'em.” Jielps. slantly accumulating more all of the. Crossing. v Uns. | Whnt color could I gel by crassThe average boy of today-does not । ing a Brown Leghorn cock wilh H. take advantage ot his opportunities j I. Hod hens, or n Bull Lcghoi ii to make and lo save. There seem tot cock wilh H. I. Red hen*? I’lensi* be too many forms of temptaUon ,l»'l ’»<' know in your next Issue, thrown In bls way to rid him'of his ■ *, . . .nrf nletral* when if they ’ '’hirkeilS WOUltl liol COnW sJil’itlS ta im^oul nl,'0f O,H’ co,orwoul‘l were saved and deposited tn-some |)rown8t rw|, nn,| Maeks and a savings institution a startling result raix|ure (lf these colors, probably would bo achieved In a few years.— I)(l sojjj color unless it were black. Portland Express and Advertiser. Yoq will gain nothing by crossing the.breeds as the chicken* will not * I be as good* ps- cillierYireed pure. Beauty of Character. ' H- takes a long time to g>M a strain There Is a sweetness of lhe child fowls so that they breed utti- Fresh Vegetables Salads Juicy Fruits. Come to the most desirable short order Eating House in Barry County— At “The Club;” we want every business man to come here to eat “The Club” Coffee Has The Flavor. C. D. Barnaby In The Club Cigar Store Jefferson Street Hastings, Michigan. NOW’S THE TIME Take Time By The Fetlock. Don’t Let The Mild Weather Fool You. Jack Frost Is Surely Coming. You can right now BUY your ENTIRE NEEDS for the WINTER in ALL KINDS of COALS for All kinds Stoves Furnaces and Ranges. Just step in and SEE, THAT’S all we ask. We invite Inspection and we are always pleased to show you what we have in COAL, FLOUR, CEMENT, BRAN, MIDDLINGS, and in fact anything we have for sale. BRING in your Samples of Seeds, Beans, Wheat, Oats, or anything you have for SALE that is handled by ANY ELEVATOR and we will name YOU a PRICE. “ Under the present Market conditions it is impossible to quote future price but our aim is to pay all we can for Grain, Beans or Seeds on each days market Call us by Phone. Give us a friendly call, the latch string is always out, we are always at home. Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc Dealers In Grain, Beans, Seed, Hey, Coel, Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS. MICH �THE HASTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER 8. ItlL American Field Fence will stand the most strenuous test and we invite you to make a comparison with any other fence you wish to Buying fence is an investment and you should Sr* fl 5 ~ '''iyXK strong,' *’thoroughly reliable nnd durable fence. Built -’ °f larg° Wirca of Btoel “Pecially adapted to tho wear and tear a fence ia BubJ°cU!<1 to- beinK “tiff and springy but j pliable enough to bo cafiily spliced. Is galra- k nized by tho most perfect known process aad made . proof against weather conditions. Como and see tho dif­ ferent styles, made to fit all purposes. Test, compnnrand judge for yourself the structural points that years of perienoo have proven to bo mechanically sound and best adapted for all uses of a farm fencu. -. • look into the flutter as carefully as a day dr week, but for a life time—that’s why American Field Fence is «o popular because You Should See Us Before You Buy Fence GOODYEAR. BROTHERS Semen^ 206-210 State St. Hastings. Mich. Phone R. WALLACE Silver plate that resists wear Call and BLOSSOM pattern, the latest example of the only plated ware bearing an unrestricted guarantee Jewelers Optometrists Phone 281 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gorham went > KalamaoHi Sunday.' with Carey dmonds and wife in their car. Frm Viin*yr1e* ami wife *»f hI*. taik-vilfa nml te-on Roush !lolly spent Saturday wilh ahi and family. Sunday lu-l.. ,i'4i. Sunday, Oclohcr Ith, I** *1 W**oil tind wif*< a nine am ■half |**iund son. ■•*. Hirkel ami Hu--<*ll GrvenI traded farms ami moved th* Salurda) lhe past f* w we* k*.Telurm**l l<* Inhoim* in Traver*** Cily, Wediie«*foy. Mr.-. U JuUnran of rfl. John.-, iveiling rofativ*- in this vicinity. .Mis* Be—ie Benedict was a guest of Mt«s fa*y Gosoht Humfay A Pleased Patient Is Our Best Advertisement Plates, $5.00 up; Crowns and Bridge Work, $4.00; Fillings, 50 cents up 20 YEARS IN DENTISTRY DR. FRANK HOLMES 9th Floor Hanaelman Bldg. Kalamazoo, Mich. HAHTfNGS AND CARL­ TUN TOWN LINK William GIm and family * f Lan­ sing spent tfaturday and Hunday al Jay Harnums also Mrs. Nelson Burroughs and son of Hastings. Mrs. Clarence Kinne spent Sun­ day with her parent*,'.Mr. And M.-s. Levi Chase, of Coate Grove Mr^. Ellen Kingsley of Hastings is spending a few days visiting ut E. J. Bump*. Horace Barnum and wife an I Mrs. Elma Yarger of Carlton visited Lep Cummings and wife Sunday. Carlton Bump had lhe misfor­ tune to have his left eollar bone broken while playffig at school ed and left him quite comfortable, but he will not be able to attend school for a few days. A numfa r i h <>hnates called on him Sumfay afternoon and gave bin* a number of post cards ami flow. rs which he appreciated very much. * Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adrianson of Deltea spent from Thursday until Sunday visiting at Glenn Moore's. Catherine and Joe Corrigan of Irving spent a few days with their sister, Mr*. (Henn Moon*. Edwin Kinne and wlfu of Nash­ ville visited their nephew, Clarence Kinne and family, Wednesday. Elmer Warren, ami family of Suntleid spent Sunday al Isaac Hoover's. Vernon Kelley and wife of H i*linga spent Hunday at E. J. Hump's. DOUDS CORNERS. Mias Aleen Christy of thu Wicks District viisled Miss Gertrude Wa­ ters Thursday night. Fre*l Bergman is visiting friends in Buchanan.. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stanton at­ tended Uie fair al Charlotte Thurs- Mrs. Emma Gunsenbouaer and sister Mrs, Ad*lie Nwitxer of North­ east Harry called at D. L. Morlhland's Tuesday. Mr. ami Mrs. Harlan Wsrtmnn of Hickory Corners visited al Cal­ vin Hlmitun’* Sunday. Fairl Gal*** »|M*nt Bunday wilh his sister. Mrs. Cleo Pennock. Wm. laueh and family, and Miss Gertnido Waters spent Sunday al James Ihiughtalin's of Augusta. Mrs. Kamh Water* of Hasting*. vi»iled her daughter. Mrs. Harry Waters, Hal unlay and Hunday. Miss Lulu W**rt man anon I Tu**s- Hi**, largest and moal efficient in the World, staled. “If th** rliutvh pul tin* Y. M. C. A. out of business to­ morrow. I would be (be first to •sing. 'Praise God from whom all bb'ssinus How.' 1 am working primarily for the Church.” Cuirresponding members fmm various sections of the county have b**en listing the boys and young men wlio went from here to college . The 5l.il. dtii. 7th and 81 h grades tills full. This phase of the work clojc*! thousamte >*f factories, n*- . have commenced (he study uf Cur- is another link in the chain where­ itueed hours in olhers. set al idle­ Lrenl Events. by the Auocialiun follows lh>< .I'-iin Hallock is buRdlng un a*L ness more than a m*llH*u men ami • We Iwvf had n number of young man, after having coin** In Henry l^itllrop brought stagnate*)! In lhe business beautiful bouquote at school touch with him in his own horn** Mr*. Jane llltfrhmnn mmly seat Friday. world. Il doe-n'l pretend to be a town. Seventy years of asuw ialmn Creek Is visiting her protective mea-nn*. More than The oilier day G«* history indicate that many a |g»y is Daisy Bergman. that. President Wil-on. in hi* m***d up about thirty reached by the AMOCiatiori before sage of Hepteml»*r I. virtually con-I he leave* home, given un Iinpuls** QUIMBY. fesses to Congre-* that the Under-, lo attend college, and there kept . HcIkniI Report. wood law has failed in its primary; interested in th** work. Then when ' purpose of rai-ing revenue f»»r the R**p*irl of Prairie sebmd. Uic'-e men gel their diplomas mod । Government at a lime when the apple district. No. X for month of them render a large service to Quite a numlM’r of men. from this 1 countiy wa* a absolute im*sc<*. ending Octub**r 2. t'JIt: the commimiti*** where they svl- 'comimmlly applied the golden rule The sei bnd *'achl«*vernml’’ is the NiuiiIm’F days lauglit. 18. tl« for their life work, being u***d Thursday and Friday by culling It has Nund.iy evening to li.iv** rail on us banking and curgchcy law. Total atetidaiU!*!. 335%. by\lhe ns*ocialion a* volunteer Kart Root's corn for him. Tin* on lhe -lathi*! books since a former pupil. Alb* rl Lyor« of■been ' Average daily pltendance community ha* lw**n very kind lo Haiilield nn*l Indy frmnd. Miss Znni I •eretnln’r. IUI.1. but it i« nol yal in them m their nlllic.lion for which Foster of Maple Grove, "’ll recalls they *l<i f****l Inily*grateful. Mrs. Then* i -tn-om—mmd n-great many kind- -*{tde- ren-on- for thw. RimiL ami Karl an* a little belter nl •irs-es - received from th** patnm- either .-**m**thing wrong with lb this writing hut Mr. Root, remains of the Bantb*!d dhtncl though ’ll law. or there is something wnuu Grace Giddings is wjlh those who nre to adminisle has hern tlflren yean rm*** We nursing thein. it. or the a*lmihiidrali'>n does, no iiad the privilege -of laboring Wm. Cridler. lama Garret I. Dor­ Miss Kiltie McIntosh was con­ dare pul it into operation long be cas Baker. Mary B*»«lwlrk, bin Veramong them. fined to her lioyio last /week with mahien, Malcolm Hoyt, Margacvl demonstrated us big a failure as, Kenyon, Paid Cridl**r. By Edmonds entertained lhe fol­ the Underwood tariff law. Muskrgon Entertains (tenweek* with Their lowing al his home Sunday; Mr. The third “achievement" i* the • mention. October 2Slh. ami Mrs. Shatenburg of Fremont. and family of Mu... _ ... r**|w*al l<y Hi** Damocrnls *»f pi** Our quarterly meeting Programs are out for th** Eighth Indiana; Mr. nml Mr*. Rums GrvcnPanamaYn-e tolls, thu* repudiating Annual Convention of tho Michigan, b*hl of Balliinorc; Jny Edmoml* the plaU**rm of their parly, th** A«*o*'intlon for Hie Provejilinn and ami family of Hastings; nnd Mr:. Parsidym'i* okru public ple-lg** and Relief *>f Tuhercnlos, which will N. Scesncy of Knlnmo. llm evpr*'-o*>l 'will of an overI*** h<*ld in Muskegon. October 27th Much myrnpalhy is express! fo«* wlA rming majority of . the Ameri­ nml 281 Ii. Copies may be*sccure*l Mr. ami Mrs. John Liiilky in their can penpte. hy writing lo the Secretary, Medi­ allliction and we nil hope he may Tin* lour.Ul “achievem*:ul'' i- lhe cal Building. Ann Artair Among M«>n find help U> relievo him. proposed approprition by this <a»nthe prominent speakers hr**: Rigeiit Preaching next Hunday. <>«*t. II. ar* *- of a tiomlred million *li*llar* W. II. Sawyer. Billetair; Dr. Vi<*f**r »»l 2:90 p. m. Sunday School ul mr** Ihan wa- appropri.lt***! by J lie C. Vaiiglmn. Pre»i*l**nt American 1:3(1 All try and coin**. l*i*l ll-publuvn (teller***’, ami veil Medical Associalion: Ex -Governor. that (tengre** was bitterly conSOI TH RITLAND. Chase S. Osborn; State -Grange Mus­ ttenimd .in. the Baltimore. platform ter. John-C. KelrlioMf J.i**ul«nnHtClark Osborn hn* purchased the Fovernor lUaw.^ir. if H. Kellogg McHaiR faiiJ) lW‘> mile* east of Deb Mi*« B'TUii" Luiuod was a week __ lllh________ *1 U****|fty. Bo II. Will waa. lake —— po*M»r1---* • ml u*i**-l of her sister, Mi-. Law­ Mrs. h. E. Grrtler. Ruin; :of Mielii- sion the first nf March. . rence 'Maurer. gnn Branch, of Re<j Cross ■Nur****; Waller Montgomery ha* been in .Mr. and .Mrs. Maurice Reese wen* and Miss Mary C. Nelson, Sial** l*oor heallli for I he past week. in*<!h*r of Hallie Ci..;k took din­ guests of friends al Hallie 'Creek. Visiting Nurse. Lnwrem*«* Gsfairn has been work­ •Miiiday, ner with her Friday. The Slate Board of Health Ex* ing* for him. . , . CIAHK8VILLE. ' fltin i**a**h**r. Miss hibit will be displayed hi lh«* «’.itj Mrs. Elsie Field* spent last week G**o..F«om1 and family, of Grand NORTH MAPLF. GROVE. llnll and will be open to. vtallon -with friends near Freeport. • llnpid- -|m*i»I Sunday wilh T. M. Daylon Smith ami wife ar** mov­ during the entire session. Mrs. Dema Tuttle from Hastings Clynnnnt nml family. ing Into Mr-. C. F**wl»*r’s house, is spending a few day* wilh. her Mrs. Alice chrfatholm of Grand known as the old Gibson ptac**. Review Childhood flays. bro'.lu r * family, W. Mmitgnmerv. Rapids i* vi«iiing.her jiarrnls, Mr. Hnriie Mbrgentbal/r. who is at­ Charles Bigg* ami wife visited al Ths Birthday dub met at lhe . ■ami* to ***** Ids mother, and Mr-. I. Holly. tending bii-in*'*- college al Balli*,' home of Mrs. Ida Wook Frwlay. Middleville with frieml* also at U A. C. Rente*- entertained Mr. nml Creek, wus Inline over Sunday. and found her improv im. Sept. 25. Seven nmtlllwr* Wen* Barhman's-al Irving Inst. weekv Mrs Wnr. R.-nkes and. Mr. ami Mrs. Mn*. A. E. Mill* ami Mrs. Jo** Mr. ami Mrs. lluil**r Smith are en­ P. L. lb like- and son of Dowling Bell ami sons are spending the Jennie Brown. Julia Fisher. Carri** tertaining their Grandma Brovvn over Hunday. Parmelee. May Townsend ll;irri**lt from Hcmlcrshott neighborhood,* alMrs. Herb Chase is entertaining Mrs. Jacob Fuhrman cnlertalnMl Fuller. The flay was spent in re­ «<> an aunt from Grand Rapid* spent Mr. and Mr*. ‘Henry Gnrling**? hoc ni*1*- Mrs. Ralph • Bowerman her grand parents, Mr. and Mr*. newing childhood days. Most of a few .lay* wifh them la«t wi*k. and daughter Lula, and Katiij Eck­ and Baby **f Lake OdewMV Golden of Qdlmby Sunday, lil-«* Mr. and Mr*. Spencer Powell from members went children logetjjW. S**hm*ider Im* inoV'd *’JS an uncle ami wife from Um *ami- tin* ard! of Woodland, mid Mi— Mary <*r. ' Mrs. Wood served n iioiiiiti- Grand Rapid* are spending their Slieriy of Ann Arbor visit***! at good* ba.-k to Stratford. Cnnndn place. fiil diner io which all did ample vacation at tho old home. Fred Weelwr s and Daniel Os- fr*.im where they*came only eight The remoin* of Charles Laubaugh Miss E'hth Mniin r accootpanied IroUi’B Sat onlay. month* ago. , from Wi-cou-in an* expected TuesM*r brother and wife to Kulumaxoo Daniel Garlimser and Mr*. H<dW. H. Bull’nnd wife-ami Mr. ami Thursday to visit their sister. Miss *lay. Th.* funeral to fa’ held from -ap|« «>( \.>-ln il ■ . Mr ami Mi - Mrs. J. H. lla-fay of Balh visited Dr. .Minnie Mourer at that pbic**. the h**me of his brother.-Jim LauMi. NORTHEAST RITLAND. Fred Hanes and Mr. and Mr.-. End ami Mr*. Warner Suiulay. Winger of Nashville taking them, Mr*. Maud Gilre of Ha-linu* luiugh. Mr. Laubaugh was a -former Werber visited al Daniel Osiroth'* Th**'** who altend**d Ul** race* nl in his auto. i*.**** i| Sumlay with her eister, Mr*. r***idi*nl of Rutland. A visit te lh*. Brushriilge ceme­ GiuikI-Raiiiil- Thurwlay were Mr. Charite Mixid*. * Rieka Fekanll w tery c.mvince* u* the Ladies Ceme­ .nut Mi . J. Jordan. Mr nml Mrs. M. Leon Shbrlun. and family w**n* 1. Thursday. . T I.a Monte apd Ray ami Jacob Miss Anna Scothdd of Jack-on a um**l« at Myron Shorten'* near tery Circle is iteserviog a great Ella Bunion spent of cn-dil for th** improvement* and guest of her aunt. Mrs, Mary Gard­ Ouimby Saturday nml Sunday. nice now building* ami cistern that ner. for a voriplevf week*. Mr.'aml Mrs. Charles Baldwin of Mrs. James lte>e nn*i Mr*. Stan­ Hastings accompanied by W. Z have 1..... 1 place there by tho ley Mn and son Lynn of Hoiilhea-t Moore nml wife aul<*e*| tn Middle­ funds rai*e.l by ilielr circle. A fence will also fat erected. Nashville vi»ile*l th*' fohnir's ville Kalhrday. Mr. ami Mrs. Clark. O-born spent ■liughtei Mrs. Claude Kennedy Frivoicing. ' . School is pr*Mfn*ssing fine.wilh' __ ■__ M.- Ci.v . fnttiilv vmlli Miss Nora'Rcnkca, lonelier. Mr. Pierre and family of Dulton Geo. Harvey and family. of ? arrit***! in **ur midst Insl "Wfs'k ami I9H ‘ Christmas Seal. is pulling in a. gmcery and shoe tile spent Sunday ut Clurvhci •lihg fine. The Wit Rh| Cross Christmas .............. .. of Belding :-Ion* in the building fotfnerly oc­ l*> Jay Cawley's restapii«iil. .Mia. Mary : Gardner and guest ’sent ha* been received al Hie office •pent Mon<lny night With her folks cupied i Verne Church of Unsing "nine to Miss Anna Hcoliel*! spent Friilay of ilm Wnle Anll-Tiili<*rcnlosi* K^~ quail trap corners. -oi-fation in Ann Arbnr. II depict* with John Gardner and family at this village lo m*e his mother who t. T>*Im»IL hud the misfortune lo a Santa Claus head and bear* tlm day in-Gjaml Rapid*. is quite III. • . . - £ustlrtnn Center. lose a colt last week. Chas. Ileldde **f South ^otMaud words. “American;Rwl Cm**. 1014— . Mudge gather***! up a Wm. n**nk. s of Dowling hq* pur­ Neat|y ovary one from thia viMerry Christmas — Happy N**w । Im* m*nl to tin* sulier- * bused <>. J. Eldred's house ami will visited at Ernest Rasey'a Hmi'iay. Year.” It fa rnfore! gr* **n ami n*d. rinily aUended thu fair at ChurMrs. Mary Gardner and Miss Anna is -qunro in shape, nnd*14 v**ry at­ occupy it a* -non as noMible. <>.*J. Bugle is inunling the W. M. Hcollehl spent Monday with -the tractive. Samples may In? securod former's sl»tar K ^ilrs. Augusta Hart cliurrli. from the ' S**crvtary. Mroady twenty-two county agencies ami Mrs. Mc.l4iriw<m ami <wo daugh­ ut Northeast Vermoritville. ters left la-i week for Arixona., । Flojd’Kilpatrick of Soullj Wood­ several city agencies have been where they will spend lhe winter land railed «t E. J- Kn*w>'» Hunday. granted. with tho latter's mother. Mrs. Herin th* hope* of beneliung Mis#it He amtouuced the arrival of n lite i tie daughter al their homo Oct. L -BANNER WANT ADV6. PAY^ nngtou and family. •McPhersou's health. . Dubious 1835 Implements Thins* fkitiqj in I County Y. M. C. A. Wark. Barry County's (kimmiltee of the Y. M. G. A. hopes Uiat 25 tn 30 older high school beys will go from this section of the state to Ann Arbor to attend lhe twelfth annual older boys' state conference. Between 2,000 and 2^00 older l*oys are ox,pecte<! at thj« great galhennt. which will bo the largest of its kind ever conducted in this section of the United States or the world. Il will be held Nov. 27, 28 apd 29. Richard P. Hobson and Secretary of the Navy Daniels may be among llm speakers. Olhers who will Im present will I* Frod B. Smith and Arthur Rue of New York., The meetings, will he held in a great auditorium sealing 5.0U0 poople. A feature of the*program being plan­ ned will be a football game between lhe upper and lower peninsulas ' Motion -pictures showing last year's conference of tJJOO l»ovs. at Saginaw and picturing the Michigaii-Peunxylvania football game and university life, will prbably be given here a little later. In answer lo a questionnaire re­ cently sent them. 74 of th** 115 emS'oyed s»*crefaries of th** Young en's Christian Associations of .Michigan indicated that the.y rep­ resent ifi religion* denominations, including the Presbyterian. Baptist. M**thmh*l Episcopalian. Christian United Brethren. Advent. Lutheran. Disciple, Proteqjant Episcopalian, and Congregational ehurchiM. Ev­ ery secretary is a church member. Tin**** figure* were given out last week al the fall and conference of th** employed officers Of Um a*.*o(flalion, held - ........... ................. secretaries were Lansing. 'I guesfa at the cottages of It. E. Old* and Richard II. Scott, the president 'and vice president of the Reo Mo­ tor Car Co. Fall and winter work were outlined during that meeting, the county men taking up especial­ ly the technical phases of their work. While tho secretaries were dis­ cussing their relation to the church Dr. A. G. Sluder, general secretary I �PAGE THIRTEEN THE HASTINGS RAHNER. OCTOBER «, 19fl CHANGE OF FIRM [The Store With the New Front Th© Store With the New Front1 A. J. LARSEN CO. Successors to W. E. MERRITT Sacrifice Sale A. J. LARSEN CO. Successors to W.E. MERRITT SALE STARTS THURSDAY A. M. AT 8 O’CLOCK Extra Special and the First Sale by the A. J. Larsen Company Extra Special For Opening Daye Thursday, Friday and Satur­ day we will sell to any pdr»on making a purchase of one dol­ lar or more 10 yds. of Best American or Simpson Print 39c We have made wonderful preparations for this great Change of Firm “Sacrifice Sale.” It is to be our first sale and we wish to make it one that will be long remembered by those who are lucky enough to participate in the unusual bargains offered. With the taking over of the W. E. Merritt stock \ye are enabled to come to you and say,—here is real opportunity,—genuine bargains,—and a chance for any one to make a big saving on their fall and winter needs. After visiting the eastern markets and purchasing extensively of the season's best and newest goods, we cordially invite you to this, our first sale, and ask you to participate in the wonderful bargains, to help 9oC »■£.«« .... SI.OO lull hl.a.hnl Ih-ll. si,29 nm -Ur„. Ila. .lanla.l,. nlrn XIhM UHUU CQ QQ OwiuO naul. of ta, .amolhJia- nn «dlabl. |.»-anhliau U.ll*b?1.,!h"“r- K"'“ OJU ..... ... giiu. riflee bale Price................ * Scicrilke Sale Price ......... S150 napkins to mnlrh lln- CO QQ *5.00 nankins to match cns.' Sacrifice Sulc Price vA.30 cloth. Bucriflce Sale Price 50c luce curia ins, small size suitable for bedrooms. Sacriflce Sale Price ........ SI.OO lace curtains, ’ (jimmI full sizr, new deriqns. per pair. Sucrillrc Sale Price *1.25- lare curtains, large assort incut of pallerns. N'ottinubain Im e, per pair. Sacrlflce Sale PriceSI.5D law curtains only a few of these left, tfacrilire Sale Price........ rx . *2.00 Ince curtains. Sacriilre Sale Price .......... /ll | 8 ’V nn / *250 lace curtains. Saeri- C 1 ft Q flee Sale Price ............... «P1.7O 5X50 Ince curtains cable p net luce mid Notliitnluiiu \ / *A|I Snerilke Sale Price..... xpkr.UV "z V nn t UX I *10.00 Point deVeuise cable net curtains, only 2 pair rj> a P r» ^11 stock. Sacriilce Sale XU 1 Lace curtains til way, up-lo-thc ‘ Sm-rlflcc Sale Price. Extra Special 1 A'lL '‘aid waists and slightly soiled. sleeve styles. $1.00.......... Mnrriflrc *L25.......... Sale *L50.......... Prixe Lt Ji !t *1.50.......... Saeri lire *‘2.tM>.......... Sale . *250.......... Sale . Mostly high. neck 19c LOT 2 *L23..... .Saerlllec *1.50.......... Sale *2.00.......... Price 39ch SX50......Su tri Ike *5.00..:' .Sale Price and long REMNANTS REMNANTS REMNANTS REMNANTS RE.UNA.NTS 29c $2.98 Sacrifice Hosiery Specials Lhdies fancy cotton hose in colors, stri|»es, etc., 50 qualily, 2 pairs ’. 29c 11c ribbed hose, 15c quality. Sacrifice Sale Price... 12c hose in black/navy, brown. Sacrifice Sale Price 39c ......................................... 19c. plain black and plain tan hose, Sacrifice Sale Price ................. Children’s fine Gent’s 50c silk ** $3.98 Sacrifice Sale on Cornets Remnants Prices cut.from OF FLANNELETTES. OF LACK OF SILKOI.INE OF CERTAIN GOODS Every Piece Must Bo Sold Regardless of Cost and Halcyon Messalina Underskirts (Also a few e*tra sizes for/tout womciC) H5c cotton tuflcla underskirt, medium sizes only. Sarfllk.- Sale I'rl.r.......... Remnants Unlimited bargains. OF WHITE GOODS REMNANTS OF: EUBIlhlDEIlY REMNANTS OF SILKS REMNAN I S OF SILK GINGH* REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS BEMNANTS OF GiNGH\M REMNANTS OF TtSXt Eg-------------- REMNANTS AH-’PERLhYLES.REMNANTS OF RIBBONS REMNANTS OF-COTTONS REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS OI PIECE GOODS $4.98................. Black 0 |lr ?"■»•• tlih clolli is .>l ill. wide uid umr. m L.nir ui..l «( 25c to 75c on Dollar Sacrifice Sale of 150 White Waists. QO- Every remnant marked to sell quickly. You will find in this-assortment of goods prices that arc suited for children’s school dresses, dressing sacqttes, house dresse s and for quilt-ing purposes. Every »tyle imaginable can be found, in this collection of all that is new in coats. They <rc splen- eio CA diil garments and wotidvrfitl values. Sacrifice Sale Price ............................................................................ <JlO.0U CHILDREN'S COATS. CHILDREN’S COATS. liluck curly Mohair Chin­ I Stripe velvet in new simp- rt» *■» zvq Flo® Bear skin. CJiluehii1 OR chilla coats, Sacrifice Sale la in black Boucli.| Price ....................................... Grey and blue Chinchilla. »OC Greatest remnant sale ever offered. One of The many purchases which make this sale possible is thi* wonderful offering of new fall and <T1 A winter coats in a large assortment. Sacrifice Sale Price ................................................................................................ Never l>cfore have such unusual values been offered at this early fall season. Coats to sell at this**-) rn price, made up in all the nejv smart materials. Sacrifice Sale Price ........................................................................ <JlZ.uu -> no $3.98 |vrii1>lrv riH,T S.,1. I'rl,T................ SI.25 lil.uk im-VMninr S.„- Remnants SACRIFICE SALE OF NEW FALL AND WINTER COATS Large assortment of new fall and winter coats, charming garments in every minute in styles. Material anil above all, the prices are remarkably low. A splendid assortment of the very newest materials in fancy,.a* well as plain weaves in dry goods and silks. W e have all the Aicxv anti leading shades. Plain Satin Charmcuse Mcssaline. Dining this sale wc'offer our entire line of this staple silk, (some­ times called’Satin‘De Luxei at the Sacrifice Price of................................ 89c $1.00 navy blue wool voile. 42 in xvide $l.io brown wool voile. 42 in. wide OQf) §1.00 tan wool voile. 42 in. wide eeagle* Sacrifice Sale Price ............ ,.............................. ................................... priced by the pair. Job of 50 sample curtains, all soiled, ranging in price from $1,00, 1.25. ?i.$o, $2.<x>, $2.50. Sacrifice Sale Price ......... ,............... 19c, '29c, 39c Splendid Assortment of Fall Coats > Q1 1 ft lUf v z x. . 39c New Stylish Silks and Wool Dress Goods For Fall A splendid assortment at decided price concession. in. | *1.25 extra hrmy bleached lLH P linen, 72 in. wide, a nice smooth satin ilninh that 10 yds. of Best American or Simpson Print SACRIFICE SALE OF Sacrifice Sale of Lace Curtains Sacrifice Sale of Linens •Wr mereerhed table cloth, full 62 In. wide. Saerilice Sale Price .................. o. wrww,.un. For Opening Days Thursday, Friday and Satur­ day we will sell to any perspn making a purchase ot one dol­ lar or over - Cftf «>”<■ <2.50 S'130 black I1r.1l hrulherbluum herliluom skirts for far simp women. wumrn. Al. JU S-H.-Ml. . . . ....*•••" Sacrifice Sale Price SUU black HM-rreriMd end llalcvmi mmalhie unilrrskirt. SacriOec Sale M*"* .Mt'?. '"“,rPr^Irl with Mldr JuII zvq Prkc'*'’ '1,,r c'' h‘"' dZ. 70 Si50 black, heaihrrblooui , skirls with full flounce. Pf 1ft • Sacriflce Sale Price ........ Jl.Jy , , "'W'1 ••Hdrrsklrl-imttenis. Haeriliw bale Price 891 Sacrifice Sale­ Blankets, Blankets, Blankets $3J>0 uiMilii.ip tilnnkc'ts. Sacrilkr Sale Prirr.... ftn *2.50 Wnoliuip blmikrls. Sut rilke Sale Price ..... (? 1 ftQ 1.70 sa.50 all wool blankets, extea larqi’ size. Sm-riflcc Sale .Price ...................... _ CA 7S SIJ.IIO all wool blanket. S-icrlflcc Sale Price............ SL25 evlni qualily cotton . blankets (100 pairs only I. Sarrillrr Sale Price...v. Extra qualify rub robes, (nil sizes (blur only), as­ sorted IMltCHlH ........... $6.50 98c 59c. Sacrifice sale Cotton Piece Goods 500 x ds. (lark and light’qtiilting outings, 5c the yard 18c Galatea' Cloth, best quality for girls dresses, lx>ys waists and Extra Special men’s shirt*. Sacrifice Sale Price........................................... 14c Fancy Silkoline. Nearly all of these are the regular 12'k quality Sacrifice Sale Price 750 Yards Fancy Dross Suitings and Cotton Piece Goods 25c dark fancy Scotch cotton suitings. 15c fancy plaids and mixtures in Beige gimds. 35c fancy plaid tissue. 25c fancy dress plaids. .While they last, the yard, 7c .............. Dress Trimmings Ml odd pieces ranging in price, from .25c tn 75c. Sacrifice Sale Price 2c 5c Royal Worcester and American Lady Corsets. $.300 corsets, Sacrifice Sale Price............ .................................................... $2.49 $2.50 corsets. Sacrifice Sale Price........................ ........................................ $1.98 $2.00 Corsets, Sacrifice Sale Price....................................... ...................... $i-49 $1/50 corsets, Sacrifice Sale Price ........................................................... , .$1.39 Sl.25 corsets?Sacrifice Sale Price ................................................................. . .98c .$1.00 corsets. Sacrifice Sale Price................................................................... . .89c 85c New Model Corset, just in. Sacrifice Sale Price.......... '.............. • 59C $1.00 New model corset, Empire stylc.VSacrifice Sale Price............ ..89c Mail Orders' Promotly Filled Sale Starts THURSDAY OCTOBER 8th At 8 o’cloak A. M. Sacrifice Sale-Wash Skirts White Indian head skirts, $1.50, $2.50 quality, Sacrifice Sale Price ’ 59c .$1.25 fancy black and white cheek skirts, Sacrifice Sale Price............ 79c $1.25 Indian head skirls, black and blue* with white polka dot pattern. Sacrifice Sale Price ........................................ 59c Sacrifice Sale—Hair Ornaments Odd combs nirl fanes burivllrs. ivgultfr !5-25-:t5e C* Sacrifice bale ................. VV THE STORE WITH THE NEW FRONT A-J-Larsen Co HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Splendid mtoriinciil of bark coiiiIm. bahvttrs. mid front combs. SarH- 1 Ike Sale Price.............. ■ w#’ Mall Order* Promptly Filled Sale Starts THURSDAY OCTOBER 8th At 8 o’clock A. M. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER », 1814. PAGE FtHRTEEN’ brook Crdmn,' entenpg the garden, n place to which He * Cnmparo here with Hix dUciplex. 2 Ram. 15:23, where we *»••) David, Jesus Christ, crossing the brook Kidren with bis own followers, in hl» time of rejec­ tion, when a misted one hail risen up ngninsl him; just ns the l..>r>l now crosses the hnxik, with tlie eleven: who remained wilh Him (John 0:tk5-fiH', rejected by His own, one of His own professed fol- Remarkable bargains will be given to you during the last few days before the painters and workmen begin the remodeling of our store interior. Many lots and odd quantities of merchandise that we must get out of the way before hand are now sacrificed. Come early. Many of these lots are small, but the Bargains are all the greater. Here are a few of the values that await you. For Men, Women, Girls, Boys and Little Tots OIlvzLzO $7.49 $6.69 MIM). 8150. KL00 shoos for Ladies tli*M-x mid GirK qj an Spcrhil Prior, |H>r pair .... 31. J z $9.87 S2.IMI Woiucn** kid button Shor's pnlrnt tip. medium heel. S|H'clnl Poire, per $14.39 WORK SHIR I $1.00 lined underwear, nil sizes lo Hi. Special price per garment ................................ Children's Button Shoe*. size's if to 8 only. Special • Price per. pair ....................... -nSpecial' Price 81.50 Children's School SIiih-s. button Myle. Spe- aj icbil Price per pair............ 3Lld ' Men’s mid . Lidie*' Shors. The best values llial arc ottered unjitliere lor X3.IMI. S|M'ciul Priee CT IQ per pair .................. ................ $1.75 Boy Srout Stioes, very srriirnblr footwear. Cf |D Sprrinl Price per pair 4SL50 Men'* nnd luidlrs Nhoes, excellent vnlues per piilr .....’.........................$2.69 $150 Girls' nnd Boys' gun metal shore. Highest qual-{| Hy. Special Price per puir^l*^ 1 Lot of Men's mid Lidir*' Shaiea, thnt sold up to iAil per pair. Special Ci no Price per pair ...................... 3L7O 8125 Boys'- Elk Shore, n i small quantity .left, oi in Special Price per pidr ....vLlz bJeickgenant 8t Riede $9.98 815.00 Bear Skin overcoats, extra good quitted lining. A great delving coal. fin 00 Special Price non .......... J1V.VO All Duck (axils. Greatly Reduretl. SI-50 duck coats. well lined with heavy plaid canton ci |e tlminel. Special Price now d*l*lD 15c Linen collars fmnoits Arrow Brand itiakr. Spec­ ial Price, rurh.................. tray Hirn. Hr enters lhe garden. Twas in a garden the first Adam met defeat; in this garden lhe last NASHVILLE pills 1 spoke to you about?' Mrs. Newlywed-*' Well, you see, the drug­ gist hod some.awfully cute pink ones that just matched the darling's now dress, for IS ceuft. marked down from 2i, so I got those ♦gatead " oil last Thursday .after spending veral weekswillt the home folk*. A great many from here attended e fair at Charlotte-but week. Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Kraft visits (heir daughter, Mrs. Clayton Furni—..al Athens from Friday till ila.stingg where they -pent the day. Dan'i* tinrlinger and Mrs. Mary Holxaple motored to Maple Grove. Sunday nfiern>»>n and visited the latter's daughter. Mrs. Fred Hanes. Mr*. Eunice Mead spent several days at her .farm in Barryville, last I “ Harry Hale is reshingling «L A. Parti’s men are.-putting a healing plant in Wm. Troxell's new house nt Hu-tings, Mrs. Hiram Coo, Mrs. Etta Coe.; Forrest. Fiebarh and Robert -Town-: *eml motored to Jackson Saturday and were guests of J. J. Austin nml family over Sumlay. returning Monday. Bertrand Young- near Chariot h Sunday and brought Mr. and .Mr.Frank Hartwell and daughter. Mix' Amy. wlio -pent two weeks there home with them Sunday evening. Mi-s Thelma Phillip*, of Ver- Kin-h-y. Kansas, arrived iu the village' la-t Friday ami spent three days here calling on old friends .Mr-, harry While «•/ Kalamazoo and Mi-. Kalpli Kaufman of Hol­ land nn» vi-ilmg (heir parents. Mr. giie-ls of Mr. jind Mrs. II. IL Vin­ cent near Behling fast week, am: Mr. and Mr-. Vincent and Iwo chil­ dren accompanied them home Suu- Light Your House and Barns—Cook Your Meals With Home-Made Acetylene And Make Your Acetyh With Pilot Lighting Plant Pilot plants make Acetylene automatically a little at a time as you use il in your gas cooking stove and in your lightS distributed throughout your house, your bams and out-buildings. You simply fill the generator witlt the gas-producing stone "Union Carbide" and water about once a month. \ *• tachino pud called on oh Aihh'son Eby xml son of De­ ' ' former’i C. Dowu- T. C. Downing i« very flck. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Putnam vis­ ited at Battle f.reek hist -week. . Mr. ami Mr*. C. M. Putnam are at Karannc thi* week visiting. Miss Mildred Quirk spent Satur­ day nnd Sunday with her parents in Grand Rapid*. E. H. Palmer was al Battle Creek thi* llr.«l-of lh» week oq business. Pilot plants are approved by The National Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters. All told, ever 250,000 country homes arc using Acetylene made the Pilot way. A complete Pilot plant, consisting of generator, pipes—-hand­ some light fixtures and gas cook stove, can be installed in any country Iwme in a couple of days' time. Such a plant is a permanent improvement and will Furnish you wgjj the cheapest, safest and .uost practical light and fue^ now available for country home requirements. A. R. GRAHAM 808 Mason Street Flint, Mich. Mxr.ajing S^leun&n for OXWELD ACETYLENE CO., CHICAGO Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Townsend nnd >ti. Teddy. spent Sunday at HastCharles Gulchr-s and family are moving into lhe hoiiso ou the cor­ ner of Washington and Cleveland xlreels that he recently purchased Me*. Ebrr McKitmi.* of Blaine. Wa-hmglon is. visiting her mother. MH. Ellen Mix •and Mrs. Mix rx-_ prei- to return home with her to make her home there for a time. Mrs. MrOtnber. Mrs. Mary Clay. Mr. and Mrs. Menno Wengeg and ison. Harold, vixited the county ifarm last Saturday. I Miss Ethel Brow.. ... _______ was a guest of her cousin. Miss Vil­ la Parrott from Thursday till Sun- inent. -wonder, adoration al these tilings! He was without sin, there wax no spot or Jdeinish in Him. God the Father was well pleased with Him why then, this sorrow Brown of p Sunday company with Jacktolored lo Hill-dab i college there Sun- International SuncL School Lesson F0K si'NDAY OCTOBER It By Lee \V. Amrs. >1 Ml. 2fl:3d-’>0. Introductory. Mrs. Hayden Nye was at Grand Rapids Kat unlay to visit her moth­ er al the U. B. A. hospital. In some ways shy waa better. Nearly every body in this McinHv nt tended the Charlytte fair Thursday. Solan Ward of Whitehall spent Sunday wilh his brother Dennis Ward nml family. Melromb Grey-has got move<l on Hie. Ray Brooks farm. , Mr- “r"> Mrs. H. Benedict ami daughter Earnesiiiie sp(.(li Sunday at Roy Hough a. Miss Hli')la Mix of Detroit is home raring for her mother. Mrs. John garden lhe III st Adam sinned, and in a i.-.inh ii the t.i-i Adam Buffered. Whrn< all wax delightful Adam, fell; where nil-wax painful,. Christ i-onqurird. The guilty Adam fled nnd hid himself'among the Irerer of of the garden. The innocent Christ come forth to Hix enemies and Mid, ‘Herr mn 1.' In the garden Mn<. F.lier McKinnis of Blnim-, of Eden wa* disobedience. Near VVnxh. s visiting iJ(.r mother Mrs. a garden on Calvary Christ , wa* Ellen Mix nnd othfr relatives in ami around Nashville. death of tin* cross (Gal. 3:13.) In Mr. nml Mrs. Joseph Mix attend­ tbe lirsl garden Ad;wn wax prom­ ed the (wo day meeting al I„re ised life and happiness, becauiu* Hal unlay and Sunday. the last Adam was to arise from Mrs, Wm. Fisher aigl children the dead a quickening spirit." Here attended lhe fair and visited relaHe leave* the eight tv 32'. saying tiv.-x in Charlotte from Thursday "Sil ye here, while I xliall pray." until Sunday. . He enirre the garden with the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marlin visit­ eleven, hul only lhre»‘ accompany ed at Milo Ehret's Sunday. Him to the place near which He prostrates Himself in prayer. To TAMARAC CtHLNEILS. only three would He reveal th" Abo Haggerty and family are sorrow of His soul, such wax the moving on the farm west of Hast­ ings. this week. We are all very sorry to low them from our midxh Allen Rice ami family of Grand Ledge, spent Kumkty at Geo. Jar»lfeFs. They made the trip in their cred pines are Peter, James am John—the three who on other oc­ Ed Prelx'and family, of Ionia, casion* were separate from th« spent over Sunday al L>on Purduii's. Mr. I.’urdun returned lo Ionia IlgtiraLioii. with them Hunday evening to xpeiyl a couple of days wilh them. Forrest Houghton ami lady !rie|id spent Saturday and Sunday with John Siirinkell's people m' Grant H. Otis & Co’s Clothing and Shoe Store Ing questions, asked Johnny. ‘ Why do they call Cifrtairf Spear point a vet­ eran?” Johnny thought for a u. xent and then answered. "I guess Il's be- SOUTH NASHVILLE. Mr. and Mr*. S. Down* spent last week nl Maple Itapnii. JJay Hough wax at Battle Creek Sal ird ij and .'■unday. . ■ Mix* Huth Heath visited her aunt Mrs. B. Benedict and family, RaUir- *in; that we mixhl-iw* made righteousness of Hod in Him. for iiiniM'lf. but for fix, wa-ormw pul u|miii Him. O. Mm. Innt ha Cunningham. Master Clarence Eddy and Dan Woodard. They nre slowly on tho-gain. Mrs. Adolph Kaiser entertained i-r mother. Mr«. Houghtalin and step Gladys of Morgan and her ster Mix* Bernice Hotighlalin of *ho loved us. and wa*b>*d us from >ur sins in Thine own blood? "He diall see of the travail of His soul. id* is making an extended visit >• xatixtled."' -He would with relative* here. rmpnthy of these three, Mrs. Hiram Guo and Mr*. George "tarry ye here, ami Coe spent Sunday with Jackson re|- .Mr. ami Mrs. Wesley Noves and daughter Ada nnd Mr. and Mre. Ed. liftle, nnd fell on the ground”—He Woodard spent Hunday with Battle who crcnb-d Hie ground; and Creek friend* making the trip In without Whom was not anything tie* former's auto. Mr. nnd Mr*. Humphrey Atchison Carl Reynolds wax home from Lansing over Sunday. Fred Wulring Is reshingling his taught' that the Lord ger o$ physical death den. and prayed for regarding which we was in dan­ In the gar­ deliverance quote from "Weak is the "effort of iny heart. And cold my warmest thought; But, when I see Thee a* Thou art. tinct tn'(leth.semane; (here was no »lich danger nf Hi* death. Hi* ' I'll praise Thee a* I ought." As we come' to thi* *<-em» we se. in Ixidy was not mortal hul immortal, to hear tlie word* that were spok­ Ix ath is the result of sin; where en to the lawgiver of old. and then there is no sin death has no claim. Mr, and Mrs. Dugla* Hall nf (o his minister and successor "Put Our Lord could never die under Hastings, visited their place, Mix. off thyj«horx from off lliy feet, for the attacks of the enemy. On the lhe place where on thou *lnnd>-*t dry Chaffee, last week.-' J. Rnlwrl Smith commenced' ia holy ground” 'Ex. 3-j»'. *•••• also life; then as our substitute He died. work in O. M. McLaughlin's cloth­ Hi* death could never take place ing store. Tuesday mnrjiing. . premo vahie of thi- -lory lies in Mr and Mag, Jaepb Khrinhans nf tjie eff&T il'iniiy produce u|Min (he. till that solemn moment had home; Grand Rapid* .were guests .of the /ne who hears il." From auolher whfin He was made sin for us on former's brother. William Klein- wo quote "TIi.- value of the ac­ doth tny Father love Me. haii* ami family lhe first of the count of the agony itf the Garden "Therefore is in lhe evidence il affords that because I lay down my life that I week. I might lake it again. Nn mail lak­ Mr. ami Mr*. H. A. Brooks visited He krn-w fully what the agony «»f ’ " " * “ hut I .lay il down relatives at Rattle Creek, last week. the cross would mean when His R. Mayo did not pay his fhie of soul wn* mad'' an offering/for .sin ‘"io hiding of the something over forty-six /lollars '' Knowing the cost ing from the same nulhor^regunifor catching fish under size and fishing in Eaton county without n ;........ ....... — -Je voluntarily paid ing the meaning of this cveni^Hc license, hut waived examination it." The following probable order lhe Holy, the Spidles* One. the of events on the night nf thi' Pass­ over. prepared by Dr. Seoffeld. may One who is the linage of God. wax Ih- helpful: " I The taking by our wain to be made sin and lo stand Ixvrd and Uie disciple* of their in lhe pn-euce nf GoiL nd longer ax the Beloved One. but in the sin­ Mis* Hut h Lake has cnmfnenced places nt lhe table; 2 the conten­ ner's sleadz God'x face upon which attending Ihe*stale normal school tion who -hould l>e greatest; 3 He had ever gazed which had ever (tie feet 'washing; L- the identillal Ypsilanti. smiled Upon Him was seen lo be M. R. nf the M. E. cation nf Juda*, ax the traitor; ’."> hid. Thai eternal love Ho enjoyed the entertained al the the withdrawal of Juda*; rt was to be no longer upon Him, but home nf Mr*, R. C. Ln rd ln«t Friin its place judgment and wrath day aftornoon of God. And what was it when at gow leader. .. Topic, "Oriental' last He wax made sin for us? That John |3:3f-35; M:I-3I ; (8) the The Rnnli«r L. L. .... A. „ R. ..................... mot awful cry from the cross gives us wonls of Jesus between lhe room Mrs. Phil. DahllMMiser yesferdav. | (he answer. ‘.My God My God, why WednoMlny. afternoon-for their an­ land the garden Ml. 2iJ:3l-35; Mk hast thou forsaken Me?' But oh! 114:20-3^; John 15. i<>. 17); if seems nual dollar meeling. . what did that cry mean for -flint The Doren* society nf tho Evan-: probable 'that. Shall we ever, know Un<-t Holy One? selical cliun-h held their innnlhlv prayer (John I'., „„ its depths ami the awful suffering meefirie nl the home nf Mrs. Ida:I they reached th'* garden; (0) the lhe Holy One. made Min for us. had Hire. W'-diiestlay. October “th. i agony in the garden: (to) (he be­ to ,pa.-s through, when thus He trayal and arrest; tl Jesu« before 'lhe Evangelical Rtjhbalh school In con­ cried? From this Ills holy soul hud “Rnllv Day" exercises - last Xaiaphas; Peter's denial.” His holiness ami perfec­ nection with this h»Mu>n Hie fid­ shrank. Sunday, which wore well nllendod lowing may he read: Mt. 2fi; Luke tion even made this shrinking and the program was good. Tho 22; John 18; Ps. 102; Is. 53; Phil. 2: necessary. He could do nothing church dei'oralionii wore areen and Heh. 5. May the Holy Spirit iciol else hul shrink from it, and yel He vcllnw. wilh large coHecllon nf tho us into an attitude of adoration of Ixiwx in perfect submission ami fall flower* nnd. much cre«lit is duo lhe "Man of Sorrow* ami into a obedience to the Father's Will. Not Mrs. Riihv Dollopg claim which act­ heart H'*|M»n«e VTho' He l.pd me my Will but Thy will be done. Thia ed as deenratinir committees thro' flic garden, nt «.> with Him. whs before Him in the garden in H C. G|n*ner nnd fimilv got with Him all The way." Ihal dark night of agonf and sor­ stalled some whore in Maple Grnva row. And hero we would rvaL Ibison Div IxioiM. Sunday evening with their machiho Bui all praise and adoration <o I. IN THE GARDEN WITH THE Thee our blessed Saviour and Lord and Jelophnncd in for help, nml F. C Lentz wont nut with his ma­ for all Thine agony and sorrow If. IN THE ’GARDEN WITH and for Thine obedienev unto the chine In bring them hnme. • Mrs. Lydia York who has heen a THE THREE. 33-31. 37-38. 40-42. death cf the cross!" sufferer for some lime wilh can­ Sincerely yours.* III. IN THE GARDEN ALONE cer of ih* eve. na.»»ed away Mnn- WITH THE FATHER. 35-36. 39, ||. Lee W. Ames. 8-’? fainter 5th. at eleven Jt. jn. The Outline Developed. Mr* York was ninely-twn years Il is proposed to abolish the col­ We read "And they old the 17th nf Juno and made her lection of a 25-cent admission Tea hnme with her dau«ht*r Mrs. Eli­ from visitors to lhe homo and zabeth Williams on Washington tomb of Washington, al ML Verwe learu that lie crossed .'V. Smith attended the repuhn convention at Kalamazoo dnesday ns a delegate. FIIKEPOHT. hnve bren visiting relatives in Ohio returned the first of last .week. Claude Fighter Is the owner of a new tour passenger Buick. Several unto loads from here at­ tended the races ill Graml Rapids. Sunday. "Mrs. H. D. Johnson of While Cloud visited friends and relatives here last week. Mrs. G. A. Curtis.* and Mrs. F. R. Everhart were in Grand Raimis last Wednesday. Mrs. Win. Me Venn of Grand Itapids spent most of last week with friedds lien*. Claude Tnylnr and girl friend of Grand Rapids spent Saturday nnd Sunday with relatives here. Job Clieescbrpugh imtiroved the looks of his handle factory tasL week by the use of a coal of paint. Stnm„h Trouble Oulrkly Currd. People go on suffering from httlo stomach troubles for years, and imagine they have a serious disease. They over-eat or over-drink and force on tho stomach a lot of extra work.-but they never think that tlie stomach needs extra help lo do tho extra work. If these people would take Tonoline Tablets regularly they would be a great big help to the stomach in Its strain of over-work. No matter whnt you eat or drink TonOllne tabs sweeten your sour stom­ ach and atop gas belching in live minutes. The heaviness disanpeira. and the stomach is greatly aided In ila woHi^of digestion. Tablets nol 6nly promptly relieves all distress, but if taken regularly will absolutely cure indigestion by building up lhe flabby, overwork­ ed walls of lhe stomach and make them strong- enofffch lo digest The most hearty meal, gl for o 50 days' treatment. Mailed by American Proprietary Co., Boston. Maas. Constantinople offer* an exeel lent market lor carpenter s tools. �THE HASTINGS BANNED. OCTOBER * lilt .... . _________ __.. ______ J Mrs. Floyd McKay- ie visaing hor ,, Mr. au<L uk-t, nahmu, Mr. and Mrs. Clirenee Mr.White ’wfaBpd lo Middlevdlo Sutolay and rallwl .on braves ai Battle Creek. . «" friends. Mim Maggin Campb.-l! nf K;i Mrs.- Helen ^Reynold* and Mrs. Toil Parmer of Baltimore', spent piaroo is spending a few we. with Mr. mtd’^rs.Jhuial Gampb . Mrs.'Graeo"wnil£ »f Ann Ail and family. spent WedmWay au'd Thnmd Mr. and . •pent Sunday with-Mr. nnd Mr.*. Ilcnry Mead of South Ha>*Hng*. It. B. Lewi/has ilnislied his line Mrs. Clnre Witbau; w<»|jt |q Mr. and -Mrs. Frank Gharltoo, ncw^Jiiirn. , Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Nc*bel stwnl Grand 1.»t<ige, fipluhliy to spi nd a Mm. I.ocklin relurojul Tuesday Hiyiday wilh Mr. nnd Mrs. Elwiu few day- with her p'-op! -. Mrs. Thead ticih triurmsl home Nash of Assyria Center. ami Pennsylvania. Mrs. Will Gillespie lias lyen dn Sunday after a-few <iays visit in Lehman and Adams have the sink list, but is wine belter at Kalamazoo. Mm. Till Chambeil.fin i- raid­ painting • Hoy Thorpe's hous Mr. nnd'Mrs. H. Munn. Miss Amin ing this w«M»k with hrr d.iiuliier, Ih-iderm.-tn. Rnhi'il Martin. Mr. nml Mrs, Milton Cnnjwr of f.r.-s-.v. Mrs. Martha B»’ph Saturday after a f«*'$ bO acres, (jood buildings.... >3,500 KnlainnziMi. 80 arrt*s, good buildings 3,000 NJ acres, extra buildings 3,000 Mr. nml Mm. Wm. Smith ami of Behling visited .1. B. Gri40 acre*, fair huusc, gmal children. Madonna and Anhry of fnini Monday until Friday. land near Nashville,, price right. ----------children lla*timts spent Sunday wilh Mr. Mr. ..mid nnd jniia-- Mel 125 acres, extra buildings a spent Kun. lay nt Poplar Hill with and Mrs. Cha*. Smith nnd family. ! returned hmm* Frid *> front [|(mm1 farm -. 12,250 Wm. Charlton spent Sunday wilh days visit with frii'H-l- In k; Mr. nnd Mrs.- Hayes. Mr. mid Mr*. Will Dumiiiu hm»- Mr. Chisler of Assyria. 100 acres fair buildings..... 18,000 tored Ip Allegan Thursday to Ht120 acres, good buildings i.IHMJ Lend the fair. 40 acres good buildings3,500 The Milo young people's Sunday ie Trustees of the F. M. C.. 120 acres extra buildings.... 6,000 School class presented to Hp*ir r.- Jfi-aph MeaiL John Varney 120 acres extra buildings .... 9,000 T. II. llodolmugii held. n "b««" Monday for Hit* nur|WM* of imtN) acres flood buildings .... 4,100 lln’r limber on tin* ground for 120 uarrs, extra buildings ... 3,000 Gurney ha* '-"i 40 acres, good buildings Mr. nml Mrs.- Hnrry Joni* and bring Mrs. Tyb»r Mrs. It. B. Lewis motored to I'rbanSin1 lefl Jfrid o dale Sunday evening lo bring home tho latter-- un.iti.i-, Mt-.. Marla Lewis. Mr. and Mr*. B. J. Wellman and HASTINGS AND HELTON, MICH. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert McBain have Mr. nml Mrs. Joseph Messenger _ausold their, beautiful farm homo to tord over to Olivet last Sunday. Several- from this place nitendWe ullj be nt Charles II. Bauer’s health is the reaom assigned. Up Law oilice In Hustings, every Sat­ to Hie pri'sent lime limy have math' no plan* for the fiilure. urday. The enrollment of the Milo -Sun­ day K<'l>ool last Snhhalh very near­ ly reached the half hundred murk. The happy, radiant fare of Mrs. Flower, our ■uiperinlond<>iil. would have impres-ed even a casual ob­ server, MIL to the few people w|l» have known of her brave amt per- Farms For Sale Southwestern Barr? Department Ezra Morehouse & Co, keep up and improve life Milo Sun­ day School, il was a revelation, II you* d» md artend elsewhere. Iw good trt yourself mid come.to tin Milo chu'n-h i*vr<y Sunday and wt will «!<• >••»! good. PAGE FIFTEEN NOW IS THE TIME to secure Wall Paper, Window Shades, Paints, Muresco, Alabastine, Room Mouldings, etc fire bargain on account of Mul= Holland’s Big Removal Sale. We are going to occupy the J. S. Goodyear Corner, opposite the new City Bank soon after Jan. 1st, 1915. The easiest way to move the heavy dec orative goods is to sell them. Thats what we are doing now and at : big sacrifice Better supply your wants while the selection is good, An opportu nity of a lifetime. IHCKOIIV COHNEIM. Helloes From IjixI Year’s Conlliifp-ntlmi id HoMerm'vs Hall. What lhe lightning Ix'gan. Th.- diouili has abated. ' nn 7 l.-.l liy Mrhi. Till* lupie^a Our Alliance." « 1' time when 1 go traveling',” how often yon bear that si>okdn. s The Leading Druggist Where You Do The Best. Everyone appreciates the inconvenience and ex|$cnie of missing h train by only a few minutes, because of a watch that didn't keep the correct time-^-bhf if ft watch does not keep good lilnc at home how can you expect it io keep correct time on n trip? Goods Delivered. nrighb BattleCreekBuilding&Loan Association Financial Condition at the close of boslness, June 30, 1914. Doubles and Re-' doubles its Capital Stock. Incorporated: April, 1908 for $100,000 Drop in and let us show you a watch that beeps COR­ RECT time ALL the time. Reincorporated February, 1911 lor $250,000. Reincorporated February, 1912 for $500,000. Reincorporated February. 1914 for $750,000. The Battle Creek Building and Loan Association Increases Capitalization to $750,000. ha* been visiting her parents, .Mr. ami Mis. Frank Dietrich. Loyal Flower* win i* nlt scliofd al Uinsliigr visited his par- Prcpaid Stock. "Class A” Installment Stock, “Class B" Loans on Mortage Security ’. Loans on Mortgage Security Re-paid . Bills Payable Accounts Payable Bills Receivable Accounts Receivable Interest and Premium • Dividends on Prepaid Slock "Class AMembership Fees Due Borrowers (Incomplete' Loans) Interest on Bills Payable- — Insurance Paid for Borrowers Taxes paid for Borrowers Real Estate Office Salaries General Expenses . Z. . . . unlay and Sunday. School Noles. Igiurn Mull, sprlled I down Friday nftornmin. Tenth (irndr. Safety First This holds true in yoar electric wiring. That'S, one reason why I urge you to let nic do your electric work. You’ll know it is done right and that your buildings are sate il I do GEO. VAN TIFFLIN NORTIII3ST BMIRV. E. next Hunday evening Order Our Drays German lalbnll is the late-l gnm« for the girls of our rlnss. Those'on flie roll of honor foi Number lioy Number girl Total . nrolli PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Miss Pearl Fifer spent a pari of riM week nl KalnmnKQQ. Mr. mid Mrs. Aus-n Tuir-'al" Illh'd on Mr. ami Mrs. Ed*. Eldie*! VIOLIN INSTRUCTION H. G. Aidham Teacher of Violin Mr. n\id Mis. I larry W South Barry visited Itei Milton Noldes, Sunday. Mrs Hnmniio Armour with pleurisy. I'here was n Inrae croud ogl'lo idiurrh Sunday evenin'-'.-MF^GoiiLI gave us a fine talk on war and its . ff.wls. A eoll.-dion w;i- taken for the silent stifferbrs ill Europe. Mrs. Mary tky.m 1* spending a few Fall Term Starts First Week September. Studio and Residence 425 West, Court 5t. Phone 3&1-H. Wenz's Capital City Orchestra AUTO.PHONH 3KS Lansing Michigan FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS , BACKACHE KIONKTI ABO IM BLAOOKB [silo Monday. ’ Thj* Busy Bet’ meeliim was held I saiunlay eveniiiu sit the home uf El. illia,' M.iry and Eddie Hire. I . D. Woodman hud his silo filled rn and Guy McManus rami' Monday from Mt*. M<'-' 1* and family-will hnk<* limit-' ami idlcmling the fair Mr-. F.ininn Norris 1 ' Inn.' uith'ldijyd |Hii.-<i few days wilh Mt*. hum I. . ' 1. ■> <. , / , . Addie '' nnphell t'-ltirm’ Mrs Jny H<>lD>n. wild Ims <|UHc her Imme in H i-Imus M-.mlA poor hcnlHirwa-z hrmivld sti* tlm W. W-i-inim i- iiilTIdin: : Imino of her parent*- Ii«~i wook in corn crib mi>l buggy -*ii hopes of regaining her Imtillh. twerk. Mr. and Mts> 11. Hlmdon m-.s; |>in!t for-ml slaying nl their S«n Herbie’s-while!al Mt-. Hmij he and his wifi' an* visilitm in Alba, j evening. ’ •John Trelliric so»*nt Gi ldny nurlit Digging p->u vyilh hix iilpre. Mr*. Harry John-; corn wjll -.„>n Prayer meeting Oclohcr lath will]ci-,.1. of. ludai"- * -Hik -,.n-, , • • at E. Norris*. 1 *.|-. iy.- .. ■ ;■ • j,-t . Aunt .him* . Him-linmi spent a m Vet mifte. „ 50,mio couple, -of day* nl Mr. nnd Mrs.1 ----------- ; Jilcury Bergmans’. L-BANNER WANT ADV& FAY. Stationery and Supplies .AdvViising ............ Office'Rent Furnit ur^: and Fixtures Cash, on Hand ....... ASSETS. . •Loans on Mortgage Security.. .S2t9.093.8t Bills Receivable '. . 6,288.60 Delinquent Interest and Premium 1,803.61 Insurance Due from Borrowers Taxes Due fro’m Borrowers. 44*-75 .Real Estate ....... -. :. ... 15.650.00 Stationery and Supplies -i?. 195.00 Furniture and Fixtures .. 170.00 Cash on Hand ’... 3.377-3’ ■$3x7,060.50 ' *.933-2« 151.30g.48 18.750.00 ’.597-9» $ 81.855.50 630.00 370,403.29 14.000.00 1.163.51 6,304.00 7535 9,670.6g 136.05 398.8 a 75«-97276.50 840.56 15,650.00 1.578.83 203.25 74’3 182.06 147.90 188.25 3*377-3» $509,388.42' $509,388.42 LIABILITIES. Prepaid Stock. "Class A"J Due on Installment Stock "CUm D" ......................................... 1403-31 Due Borrowers (Incomplete Loans) 1.5 J4-99 Contingent Undivided Profits 1.803.61 Bills payable 4.75000 Accounts Payable 381.17 Contingent or Reserve Fund. . . , 98.49 Advanced Interest and Premium LS4’*5« Undivided Profits 561.56 I hereby certify that the above-btatcrnctit is true and correct. R. H. CADWALADER, Public Accountant. STATE-OF MICHIGAN County of Calhoun On this 8th day of September, A. D. 1914. before me. the subscriber, a notary pubijc, fa and-far sdid county, personally appeared the saftTR. II. Cadwakider, to me knowri'to be Xhc same pet son described in and who executed the foregoing instrument, whb has ac­ knowledged the same to be his free act and deed. C. E. WHEELER^Notary Public, cotniuission expire-, (Jet. t'j, iglj- Battle Ci;eek Building & Loan Association Rooms sib AJarjorie Block. Bank Creek. Mich . . ' Bell Phdne 650. . . . . l or further nartitailars call on Jasper Black. Albert Ahoft. Agents. Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER 8, 191L IRVING. »ng you will be blamed for it. Every family should own orfe (or their own comfort. have recently, added the famous Rexall line of Rubber Goods and can now We can supply yon with any rubber goods you need, Combination, Syrifiges. Extra Tubing for Veterinary Fountain Syringes, Extra Fixtures, Rubber Cloves for all purposes. Sanitary Nursing* Nipples. Nursing Bottle Tubing, all kinds of Nursing Bottli Call and see what you need. CARVETH & STEBBINS, The Rexall Druggists Goods Delivered HASTINGS MICHIGAN The Man Who Lost the Plow has just got in another car load of wife fence, and as I was saving the farmer money on .the plow before I lost it, so I am saving him money on wire fence now. Call on me to prove it. You will also save from 15 to $0 cents a roll on roofing if you buy at my store. You will soon need robes and horse blankets. I have a new fresh and complete stock of these goods on hand at prices that are sure to win. No canvassers to be paid out of these goods. For a Malleable Steel Range see "the man that lost the plow.”. Preaching services by made by ttifi pupil- «h»ws the wi*- Pegg. of Grand Rapid* al <l<im evidenced by Hie school hoard hour nftxt Sunday. in retaining thn u-rvice* • of llie •ami* teachers for aimther school year. IL does not |<ay Jo change teachers l/m often. One week ago tl.<- Mato traveling library which was InstatlM In the Irving M. E. church somp liinr'paM Mr. and Mrs. Myron Tuckerman of Assyria visited Willard Dcniond and family last Hunday. In lhe iiflernoon. they all went l<v Lake ter in thia community, -and have Odessa in the former's auto. done their full quoin of benefit in Mr. and Mrs. William Smith vis­ alTordiiig a good wholesome past­ it elz at Levi Cotton’s near Verlune for the recreation of lhe mind but also have been an aid to many .Mrs Edith’Richardson fell down of Hie pupils in otic public schools. The librarian Mi-- Bernice Kidney the cellar Dieps and receivod quite a painful injury. Iler daughter. work since she has to he away at J his time and tin- committee must necessarily' make .irrangmienls for th'*' appointing of a successor for Mi»s kidney. Then .Riother lol uf the iMuiks-w/U-bu-.’U'curvd. The chorse factory building which Dr. Dam<», J. Butler pur­ iml regained Ills chased nbout a week ago of Mrs. s*i«le of hi* body. Mary Hills of pcnllrldl is ,U> bd Calkins largely improved. The preliminnry work is being done this week Mon­ day. A force of men are employed cleaning nnd burning lhe dehris ly­ ing ;i|h>uL Lhe ground* of which llii’H- is much since this building was orginally built for an apple day taken from Mark I dryer and the late l„ .*. I tills of I in.* Subject, ‘The Last Supper.' irfarr. carried, on there an exten­ did the Passover-Feast mini sive apple drying liliriness in this building in the early nineties and insliiufed lhe L"i-d* Supper, which was oliscrvi’d hy the early church on the llrsl day of the week. Aris • A’-7. For whom is lhe laird’s Sup­ per provided? Ilnvv often is the bird's Supper lo I....... l'-<-rv<*d? Or the Man Who Lost the Plow Hastings, Mich. I OR nfftfvrmmiinnn ‘The women who have used Favorite miri HEKHUUD Prescription will tell you ■■■ that it freed them from.pain— helped them over painful periods in their life—and saved them many a day of anguish and misep'* This tonic, in liquid form, was devised ove?40 years ago for the wotnanly system, by R.V. Pierce, M. D., and has been sold ever since by dealers in medicine to the benefit of many thousand women. A’oir— if ift-u prefer-you can obtain Dr. Pierce'a Na curite Prescription tablets at pour druggist at ft per box. alto in 50c lUfcrmd 30 one cent stampe (a Dr. «. F. Pime. Buffalo. N. Y. tor trial bosL bowels. Be **r» you get what you ask Jar. HF.XDERSIIOTT SCHOOL HOUSE. RAGLA DISTRICT. Adelliert Senter nnd Clnvlon ’ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryan have another girl added to thbir family, Price went li» Charlotte fair. W,h|nesday. returning Friday nnd re­ born tin- r.ih of October. Mr. Italy and Venna Hendershott’ port a go<id time. ia'onard Wunderlich and son, went to Middleville. Tuesday of this A'lelhert were in Woodland, to see Dr. McIntyre, Sunday. Mrs. Knlhennan or Woodland is visiting her son, Rolla Fox and family for n few day*. Mrs. Lmnard Wunderlich nnd son Milan, when to Grand Rnpids last Friday lo visit her son Edwhi I atop ami other relatives amt re­ turned Monday evening. The Irvins General Store At the Irving General Store may be had the opi ity to purchase every-day wants at the right I of prices. ’Tis true some things have took jump, but just look here at these prices: C. R. WATSON, General Store IRVING, MICH. JtRand RapidsJrust Company Mr. < iiapinan will act in lhe rapac­ ity <»f miller at. the Irving Holler mill*. The family move hrr<- from WILLIAMS’ FAMOUS COLORED SINGERS In Girlhood Womanhood pf*"“ GENERAL STORE he of a pennnneiii chanivler ns the Dr. does all thing* well. Mi*s Ella ,.M. Iliils :u companied by Miss Ikdore* I lahrily of Cbarloile were the visitors of Irving friends the latter part of last week. The guest* of Mr*. C. H. Watson and family. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Chapman nnd daughter arrived in lhe village: SelHTulay evening and arc now get- ■ ling thing* ready to move into their JESSE TOWNSEND Not in the Trust COATS GROAT. The American quartet, which is tho* first "number of thn lecture course to be given hem (his win­ ter will Im> held in the Ctiureli of Christ. Thursday evening, October Hi h. under the auspices or the I>. G. T. O. Club. • Gladys Wnlcoll. of. Hastings, formerly of Coals- Grove, has bad Mrssrs, la*wis and Lyle Wilcox ai week-end guests l^»l week. Verne JI. Johnson l« meel.tn« with signal Mirccs* the ' ing M'hool. This second year ( We sell you a Guaranteed Hot Water-Bottle for what the other kind used to Family. Ear and Eye. Ulcer and : J^cts as Executor, {Trustee under wills. Jidministrdtor. (guardian. Receiver, business Sigentfor women, and trustee, Literary Cluh. Mis* Heie-rca Boice of Middleville lib* orxanizetl a class, al this place Tusker and ll.ntmuwid ■mtcrlnip. StIkniI New*. to receive iiisln.ction m ihslruThe eighth -gnidc has begun, the muulaUuuuii^.ll laJuxlunaLeJlial the children ran Mcur* I lie ser­ sfiiny or Asia'm nwinraptryr—nnrt’ vices pf a teacher so talented and they arc through with tlie Hevolu-I tionary war in F. S. Hislory. The ninth grade have begun the study of the Persian Empire iu General History. . Miss Orpha SIhA’Ii is organist this monlh. . The pupils nre preparing a pro­ gram for Culuinhus |>ay, • bond issues.- receives wills for safe keep­ ing. manages real and personal property. , ConsuJtatoin invited. 123 Ottawa jflvtnui if. it). Both Phones 4-391 We will do the rest. Wc can make that Winter Suit or Ovcr’ coat look like new. Dry Cleaning isour business exclusively. We specialize in Ladies* Garments. Furs, Feathers, Plumes, Etc., also Feather Dyeing. WE GET the SPOTS. spending soiiv* tiirte nl llunr home. Mrs. Clarence Thompson is-on lli» sick list nt this writing. Mrs. V Ervin of Mlikilevtlle vva« an over Sunday guest of her son, Warren Ervin and family. HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO, FAVORITES OF TWO CONTINENTS NORTH IRVIXG. 130 PERFORMANCES IN LONDON, ENG. Fuller AT REED’S OPEltA HOUSE, MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER Words of Praise From Those Who Have Heard Them lay Adam* who has lw»*n in Wi«<msin has returned Randrlil V O. O. G. Meeting. Tho* regular meet inc of lhe lr«. Lisle Adams who ■siting relatives here Gleaners was held nl the Gleaner wedding <>f Miss Ollie Setisibe and l ied Hough of near Bowens Mills, which occurred on Sept. 9G. David Lewi- of Middleville is vis­ iting lii* daughter Mrs. Chas. Bruce. planning for a Halloween social Friday evening. Oc|o|.ee 30,'nt thi Gleaner hall. Every’ one will In welcome. Keep watch for furth­ er notice next week. Cora Winters. Lecturer The concert given last Sahin In* splendid company was nppr> Was lhe enliTt.sinliig Iv.itiiiv ot unlay night “lioodou" by idling .................................................. ... glad lo have them wilh u*. W- only hope they will com. back nizairk iti.vl vAftr........ ,. ... Frink VanConoil is visiting near Howard Cily. Mrs. Lena Weaver and children <>( Hastings have been spending a few days al J. W, Cail ns. Tlie A|a»slnli(— H diness lent meetings which have been running kr il.v Iasi two wetkl, closed Fim<:iy night with a go«4 crowd and Prlco»--50c-35c-25c. IIIMIS COIIM:|IS. (iUMie Bunnell of. Coopersville 1 U visiting ieialive* in this place. Clark Robinson and wife enU-r-1 lamed Mr. and Mr*. Olson of Grand! Rapids, the latter part of the week.1 George Wiikinxni * people «n-' Urlained company from Kalama/'sv. HaUinhy an.k Kuwlay. Mra. Rou*h and daughter. Myrtle! of Greenville are .«|wnding tlie! Wwk with Mrs. Edd Myers. । STATE ROAD. Twelve Indies met nl the home of Mrs. Julia Fisher -last Friday to hel horbeleb'rtUe her Nrfhdnv. 'Af­ ter n sumptuous dinner, and Jn sorinl visit they left for their home*, • leaving several present.* n« nunin- । ders of the ph’n<ant occasion. I Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kinne return­ ed to Nnshvilln Fridnv after «uending the week with relative' here. Mr. and Mrs Leo Fi*h**r mil two sons. Mrs. Thomas Fi«lier nnd Joseph Slinclironib wora hi Gramlj Hap ids. Sunday. Mr. nnd Mr-. W. It. Kii*<nz*| and two so.is nf Hnaiiiig« /fianr Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nel-dn Kennedy nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. Vernnrd Cnllob and family spent Siuidny, with Devi Cotton nnd family «nenl Sunday * - “ * “ • fami|y of Vermontvilh. Miss«Realrice Colvin visiled Mr*. B. Hunndirey K Welcome Corners from Wcdrrrsttay-until Saiurdav. Mr. and Mrs. tx-nler Khun* bav-* gone Lo Muskegon to visit relatives Wide \wuke Circle. An unusually pleauint meeting of the Wide Awake S-wing Circle Mm’iday.' vva« held Weilnesitny. Seplomber Florence'Cairns who is working :«Hh with Mr*. Charlie Wills of nt Pleasant Valley spent Sunday al Soutljeriy J>diii*liiwn. All memweri' prixx’iil. The house was prettily decorated with garden flowers. At noon the hnslf** serv­ 'd a MiinpHious dinner. The nft'-rnoon was spent with fancy work 'vv'iik and-v isiliqg; also several l-.hhI selections ami a floral gue«<Xo. girls enrolled, ft. . • ing game vgem enjoyed. Mr«. Jesse No. la.ys enrolled. 7. Rtftbridaec will-.he the next club Tula I enrollment, UL « host'*.. .. Average dmlv attendance. 12. Pen-ent age of attendance. 100. Iliere were nu absences but Vera and Richard Guppy wore each tar­ dy twice. Jennie A. Wjlliams, teacher. in Bailie Creek. Monday. To be enduring mnit be of the very bent material known. ItRAUTY AND DIGNITY IN MONUMENTAL ART are obtain•d only by careful attention to detail, proportion and finiah. ALL MONUMENTS FROM OUR FACTORY are made of the best materials from domestic and foreign quarries. OUR PRICKS are the lowest consistent with tbe highest grade Ironside Bros.Maatlnga, Mich. Remember this, that the more trouble you are having with your system, the more reason you have to call on your local Chiropractor for adjustments, which will remove the cause of same, that nature may restore you to health. M. W, SMITH, 0. G. CHIROPRACTOR 5-6-7 H»nder»hott Building Citizens Phons 317 �iTHE HASTINGS BANNER OCTOBER 8,1914-20 PAGES PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. sioru 01 who rincon wiS Has Just BBGOfflc Extinct, One Dollar Will Do Those who wait until they have fifty or one hundred dollars with which to start a bank account, seldom have one. ONE DOLLAR will start a Savings Account in this bank, and if added to Systematically for a few months, will secure the first one hundred dollars. , A Savings Account of this kind provides a fund upon which you may draw at any time, either for investment purposes or as a fund to pro­ vide for your future needs. Besides the protection such a deposit affords you receive interest compounded semi-annually at 3 per cent per annum. Your deposit is safeguarded by the $700,000 resources of this bank. All the accommodations which a bank can extend to i,ts customers we are prepared to place at the disposal of our patrons. Hastings City Bank THE BANK THAT DOES THINGS FOR YOU —il How To Make a GonoreiB S8B Tank For individual use The Wffi Slave Ever OfEeredl IFor Safe, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Every Oae b » Bargam it Acres—Gravelly loam soil, good house, good water, large hen house, ho’g house ajtd corn crib. 160 apple trees loaded with fruit, the location is fin?'; •)zt mile to R. R. station, store, school and church. Price $1300; terms cash, jo Acres—Two-miles-Iroiu...Er«c|M>rt-;-clay loaiu-tmil and-lays good:- the lutildings are fair and tbe farm is well watered and has good fences; there is plenty of all kinds of fruit and the location is good; price ?2,ooo; terms nnc half down' ' . 35 Acres—Good Soil ami lays gently rolling, nearly all under cultivation and fairly well fenced; there is a fair 8 room house with good cellar, one barn 30x50. another 16x24, also 2 hen houses and hog house. This farm is four amT one half miles from Hastings. Price $1750; terms $1,000 down. 61 Acres—Clay and gravelly loam soil and lays good, about 50 acres under cultivation and eleven acres gcxid pasture; the fences arc good and the farm i* well watered: there is a good severf room house; barn 36x44, also corn crib, hen house ami hog house; there is plenty of all kinds of fruit; steel windmill and tanks and five acres of alfalfa: this farm is 2% miles from R. R. station, and 6 miles from Hastings. Price S3600: terms one-half down. ■ 80 Acres—Four miles from Hastings on a good road and ideal location, good soil and lay* level: the fences arc good and the place is well watered; the house has nine rooms and could not be duplicated for £3000; the barn is full basement 30x40 in good repair; there is plenty of all kinds of fruit; steel windmill and tanks. Price $6000.-terms $4,000 down, balance long time at 5. tier cent. IfflASTHNGS. MCIKBGAH flsnslblo Berlin Authorities. 'An old man In a Berlin suburb com­ In the United States army the in­ fantry goes to battle, with 100 rounds plained to the police (hat his sleep of ammunition on him and 120 rounds was disturbed by" the -singing of a per man In two bandoliers In wagons thrush kept on tbe balcony of a neigh­ not far behind him. Tbe German sol­ bor’s villa. A policeman who was or­ dier carries 120 rounds, the French dered tn go on duty near tho balcony 120, the Austrian 120. the British sol­ reported that tho complaint was well dier 100, the Russian 120, the Italian grounded, and tho neighbor has been 162. tho Japanese 160 and the Swlsa ordered to remove lhe thrush. 120. In battalion and company carts near at band tbe ammunition, added to that carried by the men brings tirt Cuatoma statistics show the people supply of cartridges up to an aver­ of thia country am the moat ardent admirers of diamonds In tbe world. age ot about 300 per rifle. 4 Not only are they the largest Import­ ers of tho gems, but they own prac­ Nation of Gem Owners. tically one-half of the entire diamond Customs statistics show the people supply of the world. of this country are the moat ardent admirers of diamonds In the world. Not only are they the largest Import­ "I suppose you're your mama's dar­ ers of the gems, but they own practi­ ling." said a sentimental caller to cally one-half of. the entire diamond young Richard. "1 suppose she thinks supply of lhe world. you're a dear little salht," "No. 1 guess she thinks I'm a moving pic­ ture. She's always telling me I should be seen and not heard." Frightened. "What waa tho matter with Old Belief Does Some Good. Booile when he called the doctor at midnight last night?" "He thought Some folke Hye an* die In de ballet he had lost bls sense of taste. His dat dar’e gold at de end of de rainbow, an' runnln' ter'git it gives 'em de ^Crrl- >n£i>. Constitution. The well-managed farm of today means many household convenienI ces as well a* iaiior-saving farm machinery. Backbreaking drudgery has been largely eliminated froth both house and fli'lil*. Hunning waler and the kitchen sink and | bathroom have supplanted the oldlime pump and open, insanitary drainage. But the most efficient disposal of sewage' remained a problem until the ednerete septic lank was invented./It is a simple, cheap nnd effel'tjvr device, rapidly .supplanting thef drywell, with its onnstanl menaph of waler pollu­ tion. In brief, there has come to I ho farmer his own little sewage I plant in concrete, which answers hi* purpose even belter than large cily works, for lie ha* neither the tax nor repairs that always allash Tho system upon which the con­ crete septic tank operate* is' exIreruL'ly-inliireslinx. .11 consint* nf a long, water-tight cistern, through which sewage pa**e* very slowly and evenly. Dicah-d underground, it is u.inu nnd dark, thus afford­ ing pci feet -condition* for the de­ velopment of the bacteria or germs which clarify- and render harmless the sewage. After pas­ sing through the septic lank, the sewage is practically free from all suspended matter and has the ap­ pearance of waler. From the sep­ tic lank this clear eflhienl is dis­ charged into three linos of ordi­ nary farm drain tile. While lhe odor from tho septic tank is scarcely noticeable, it is nevertheless be*J to locale il nl *01110 distance from lhe house. The scarcity of flour drove the Brtb Choose a spot easy lo excavate so tab privy council to some remarkable that the top of the lank can bo sumptuary recommendations in 179&. sunk six inches below ground level All families were begged to give up and where the line* of drain tile puddings and pies, and the privy coon- will have sufllcient fall lo carry off the discharged fluid. The tang chors announced that they proposed should be large enough to hold the entire sewage for one day. For a family of eight or ten people oc­ household bread,'partly made of rye. cupying a house having two bath­ One quartern loaf a week waa recom­ room* tilted with the ,customary mended aa tho maximum a"nwanoe appliances in the way of tubs nnd per head, and the loaf should be put stationary washstand* and down­ on tbe table for eaeh to help himself. stairs the kitchen gink, a concre'e tank having two compartments, Rich people were urged to do without each four feel long by four feet soups and graviea, to take only the wide by four feet high, will he re­ quired. Since lhe .Inp mid bottom aro each four inches thick and tho poor. Tho poor should bo taught how lop of the lank I* six inches be­ to make soup and rice pudding, rtos low ground level, dig the pit five being a new food which until then feet two inches in depth. The had been little used. walls of the lank are eight inches Ihick and lhe partilion between flie two compartment* six inches. Dally Thought. Love ot reading enables a man to Therefore, tho length of the pit be nine feel Ion inches nnd exchange the weary hours which come should lhe width.five feet four inches. to every one. for hours of delight.— Montesquieu. . If the earthen walls of the pit stand flrm only inside forms will be needed. These inside forms are merely boxes made nf one-inch board*. Two boxen will be re­ of the world could furnish food enough quired to make two compartments. to sustain three times'tbe present pop­ Tbe outside dimensions of lhe ulation of tho world if tho nuts could botes should be four feel square by four feet high.’ The boxes or all be utilised. forms will be placed on the freshly Economy In Flour. laid concrete floor. Holes for Ink­ ; ing six-inch pipe should be made, in the boxes four inches from lhe lop of |he box form, measuring from the top oLihe hole. The, concrete should be mixed in I lie, proportion of one purl Pori land।, cement, two parts , sand nnd four naris crashed rock or gravel. Place n four inch thickness of con­ crete in lhe boltotu of lhe pit hi, form the floor of lhe tank. , On Inp of this concrete set the box forms, which should be ready for: immediate use. Place lhe forms *0 that there i* a space of six inch­ es between them nnd an eight inch space between them and the; ' oninmonco depositing the concrete, for the ‘wall* and partition. As soon as lhe level of the concrete reaches the hole* in . .the forms tdace in lhe hole* six-inch pipes. Then continue' lhe concreting un­ til even with the lop of tlie forms. Twi) ordinary iron manhole frame* and covers may be obtain­ ed from u local dealer in building supplies^ The manhole cover* shouhrflt tightly and .should - not bo perforated. The manhole frame.* should be ten Indies high so that when placed on top of the form.* the upper edge will be even with lhe ground level. If lhe many hole frfitnd is of less height than this, it nhould rest on a circular piece of one-inch board, which is nailed lo lhe lop of lhe form. Since the concrete roof is to be self-supporting, il will he necessary hi reinforce it with a few lengths nf %-inch round steel rods. There will be needed four pieces of %-inch rod*, nine feel, six inche.< long, and eight piei-e* live feet long. The roof is now.ready to be placed. Place the manhole frame.* in proper position on top of the form, nnd deposit the concrete In a depth of one inch and on (he conCrete, lay the long and short bar.*. When the bar.* are plan-d. ueposil lhe balance of lhe ronrrele so as to bring the roof lo a total thickne.*« of four inches. A* il .will be covered with earth it. i* not neecssary to. give this top surface a t-moolh llnish, merely level tlie surface by striking nlf with a straight piece nf board. The tank should now be allowed to rest undisturbed for at. least" two week*, Al the expiration of this time, saw away wooden ton of the forfns inside of lhe manhole frame*. Then entre lhe lank nnd remove the _8he Is Not Yet Extinct What' has become of tbe old-fash­ ioned mother who thought that her small son was destined to become a great musician because he could', get a tune out of a mouth organ?—Ex­ change. Nave* Alone. compacted by Philip Sidney. noble thoughts.—Sir The American wild pigeon *cloplsln migraturiou* . wa* the most b»antiful and graceful bird that ever inhabited North America. Its back was a- variable blue, .its neck richly glossed with metallic golden violet and Inflow a purplish or brownish red blending Anally into violet and while. It* superb state­ ly grace wa* in perlect harmony with il* surpassing beauty and lint and coloring. Al lhe lime of lhe early •*dll*’- ‘■ingle flock nf. birds for one day he estimated would require •17.421.­ 000 busied* of grain. But while they WTO fond of grain, it was not their natural food. They sub­ sisted mostly *on acorn*. iMjechnul*. berries. and even insert* which wyre found in v.i-t quantities ap­ parently almost. for them alone. ear* ago those courier* of the . swarmed in immense number* and while all lhe various o(|ot bird* were far more numerous ihan now. yel lhe endless swarm* of pigeohs must, have far outnum­ bered all the other, birds combin­ ed. They were caught in trapnets by tlie thousands and shipped to eastern market*. . nnd whole shiploads were sold in New York. Whit- <ie«erihing further thi* most interesting crenllire of mem­ ory and hi’lory. wc may-lie pardoped for trenching »lill. mofe on credulity by analyzing the amount of il* required daily consumption. way* di-ir fond plant; wnuM-jw .ilmul a billion pound-. or StklW carlnalte of l*M»si pound* would reach 2fiu mil*'*, tlie buffalo, many more fell lo lhe would mean (hat in fifteen npIH-tite lo kill Ilion lo the'appe­ >lid tram reaching tite to consume. They were es­ unload continent of North sentially a gregarious bird, living and moving in Hocks of many mil­ America. lions. .’iTid a* they swept iu va*l clouds low aliow the earth, -they gripes m lheir- tripe* mid liuitn.-r Afid. too. there fairly darkened lhe sky. By tak­ !•> be assuaged. ing a partially concealed position weto billion* of bl her bird* and on some Imre round top <>n one etuild ea*ily strike liown hun­ dreds wilh no other weapons than Mother Earth. while she wa* makclub* or long poles. As they wore too hCW 1° Hwtlt pare with their demand*. on the top of growing' grain wiih-................. CT.e..M 1 beautiful birds gone? • were rarely distinctive, but after The ruination, of lheir feeding Hie grain wa* harve*lc<l I have. ground*, lhe destruction of their seen them 'literally cover great vast fore*i iianie* by the onward siubble Held* mid in two or three I march <*f civilization, their easy miuulr* every kernel in lhe Held;.'laughter, lhe terrible blizzard <kwould be consumed. Whereupon|er their entire rango on-the tii*t at a given signal they would Sim-1 day of I8»H. and lhe severe w»nt*T* ultanmuidy mount the air and with and long cphl spring* between IK*iu lheir hundreds of wings striking; and IKlfl—all these have swept. Path oilier the rushing noise was them from tho earth. The Iasi like (hat *if a lerifllc gule or hurri- remnant of. lheir . race that I evec cane. They were in a sense mi-jsaw in the wild was more than, !thirty year* oratory birds, and ye' ' '‘ _-------------...... ’ -ago. rIl* wn* per* ■­ birds arc, for they w.... ... ...-----by .- -A­ “bulhd hawk" or "pic —waa tug nt (he । reclion that lheir wants impelled > .hawk. mid a tialf _a -------minute.. .. them, or thu storm* or snows of a i............................. might drive them. lucky shoi brought down lhe hawk. A hundred mil** west of De-iaiid I have Hie saii-f.ieiion *>f feeltroil wa* one of their nesting plac- < unflhal I *aved the life of the la*l e* ur breeding grounds, where year j wild pigeon my eye* ever looked afler year they congregated by|on. inillimis. They built their ne*l*j Not a Bird. mainly in oak tree*. These ( completely loaded wilh nests and; Titian Smythe stood anxiously by aa many were broken down by their the great art critic bent over his mao weight. So far as 1 know thi.* was torploce. That learned man. having the only nesting place in Michigan examined lhe picture from every exceftt two or three very much .smaller 'ones near Petoskey, but ''Splendid, my dear str! 1 cotig ratt» there were other* both in I Im I nileil Slut*'* and C.auada. The late you on having got ao much real trad which Ihe.-e birds occupied fam into your work, eapecfally in thuM ui_llu.'n -kume. was about .twenty­ daya of Futurlata and auch-Ukn fadeight miles long and four, mjles diata. Tbe realism and eenae of depth wide, or more than seventy IhOUs- that you have got Into that ImprcBaloo nml acre.*, thickly wooded with of a coal ratno la, I naaure you. my more than live hundred nest.* lo tha acre or nl*least forty million 1 nests, wilh fully seventy-live mil­ During this speech Titian's face bad lion egg* all hatching at the same; gradually slipped downwards. lime. , mine!" ho toared. "You tab Men nml Imy* traveled- long dis-' "Coal -------------tances with tennis and great lum- hooded Idiot. Uiafu a blrdo-eye view tier wagons ami armed with long 1 of Blackpool!" Iioles. carried on their ralhles*| “!■ it. indeed?" answerod tho crltlo slaughter until lheir wagons Were picking up hla hat and walking alowly tllleil wilh dead bird* ami their; t0 th» door. "Then I am glad I don't thirst; for slaughter was salisllvd.| itTO m utackibol. and I am evou hapTl... ii.ilt.mli*l Ail.ill. , .... . . The celeb ruled n.ituni|i*l, Audit-i pier to think, atr, that I am not a bon. describes a similar nesting I place in Kentiicky which wa.*.for­ bird!" ty • miles long nnd three miles wide and contained as many (nest* . __ — ns lhe frees ‘could hold wnliOul 7 The Oregon state board of health breaking. Indeed, many were] broken down by the great weight med doga, "never kill tbe animal that of nests and bird*. These beautiful aristocrat* o7 care." for the condition that dog de­ tho' wild moved with almost -in 1 velops la of the greatest consequence creditable swiftness, nnd tho flock I to the person bitten. If the dog Is that was here today might bo flvol killed, the neg'rt bodies, which aro of hundred miles away tomorrow and still live hundred miles farther lhe| Importance tn tbe dtagnosts, may nol next day. Distance seemed nolh-i be developed and no one will ever Tho flocks were all perfectly rabid. But If the doa Is saved he will goneraled. The lender *elecleAJ himself within a week or ten daya the place for alighting and forf■allow whether or not be Is rabid. If feeding, and posted many sentinel.* he proves himself clear of rabies tho । on tall trees whenever the flock man bitten need give the matter no ■ wa* feeding. - further consideration from that aide, A single sharp prolonged scream । of warning would instantly lift is still plenty ot time for the man to । ihal mighty swanrf of ten.* pr hun­ take the proper remedies. If a dog , dred* of thousand* and in a min- biles you. save the dog. । iile ’lhey would be a mile aw’ay. I wa* never able lo make an es­ _ Wallachs In History. ।timate of the numlKTs in those 1vast living clouds. Professor Au­ The Wallachs have a large legendary , dubon describe* many Hock*, one literature, ballads of past history, folk­ ( which Im estimated to contain lore. flrrelde tales and songs. To this of , one. billion one hundred million subject I-axar devotes one of the most , pigeons. Tlje flgure.% are bewild­ Interesting chapters in the book. Ils , ering. ami if understood they 'J' I has nol aimed at presenting anything , nil ’but would be a" ....i unbelievable, and • i nke a complete record, but his specl1,11 । they are। still .......... slil! mor> more ...... increditnhle ,when we consider thi* vast num­ ।ber from another viewpoint, A here awaits Investigation and record ।full grown wild or passenger pig­ before the encroachments of newer ( eon from tho lip of bill lo end of culture have destroyed this invaluable । tail is about eighteen inches long. record of tho life often Interesting j Suppow. therefore, thi* flock of folk. .Material of tr»ls sort now stands' , more than a billion bird* were fly­ upon a high plane. It is recognised j ing in single file nose by tail, they that it is worthy of studious attention 1would extend.one billion six hun­ ,dred million feet of three hundred people aych aa are lacking to the arid­ thousand mile* ‘ or twelve limes ity of chronicles and documents of hi» around the world, or lhe luic would roach from earth to moon und sixty thousand miles beyond. The celebrated 'naturalist-. Wil- 1Keep Your Stomach and anise describes one of many Idver Hcallhy. s observed by him. ft wr •ns A vigorous Stomach, perfect 210 miles long, .requiring more than working Liver anti regular acting four hour* to ’pass, and according Bowels i* guaranteed if you will to his .reckoning, contained two use Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They billion and seventy two thousand insure good Dig>-slion, correct birds. This Hock would /urnish a Constipation and have an excellent pigeon and a half apiece for every tonic effect on tho whole system— man, woman and child on earth. Purify your bloqd and rid you of In a single file, they would reach all body poison* through tho Bow­ 633,523 miles, or tweoty-flve times els. Only 25c al your DruggbL— around the world.. To feed Ibis Adv, _____ . �PAGE EIGHTEEN Cigar Talk THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER *, 19H. SHARK IS LASSOED AT PALM BEACH, FLA. When Caught on Hook and Line, gvlher for endurance and efficien­ of those contracts arc old ones, Xhe woof of an. all-powerful, EDUCATION SECRET OF cy. wonderfully trained government, the warp of an industrial popula­ for several years, so as lo install tion wherein every individual is contracts for service al a fixed GERMAH EFFICIENCY Specially trained for a place; these rata psr call. are woven together in the loom pt daily doing, into n national texture Tbe house will shortly have a that defies imitation and compe­ chance lo wrestle with the regula­ C111LDREN TRAINED FOR COM* tition. cotton futures, as-provided Fish’s Head. PETENT SERVICE IN EV­ Germany is the land of efficiency tion.lhof 2 I-cver bill, which . specifies ERY WALK OF LIFE. liecause il saves and uses even­ that there shall be no tax on conthing from babies to bent nails. ,r?Cil* J?r coU?» which are deem-, Pwlm Baacb. Fl»— Lauoiog a shark Tin- land that keeps everything in cd legitimate, fiut imposes a proDiscriininating smoker* make the CLUB. CIGAR STORE their head­ which had been caught on a'xtnall Ash­ supreme order, and where I defy h'bl,live lavy upon contract which ing line by Mr. James K. dlarke of SCHOOLS TEACH THEM quarters. bccau,-c here tlitfy can always get a nice moist cigar—one that you to find a waste nc.re of laud. don t fall into the/ first category. Ardmore, Pa., cawed excitement tha snuikcs just as you want if to smoke. . EVERY CALLING IN EMPIRE After you have sojourned a,year in Colton de«|t jn by the .exchanges, other day on the ocean pier of the this land of efficiency you can They cunie here to meet lheir friends and whiff* tlicir.cares away, for upon such bodies, maul be uf a Breakers hotel sympathize with the Chicagoan or the time’being, in the fragrance of a good cigap (that is KEPT RIGHT,) ami standardize grade, necording’ t*» i. Mr. Clarke, when Ashing for kiiig-1 who went up to a Munich police­ **1*° provides fur in lhe sociability of “aula lang-syne." . . I flab, caught the shark on hia-itna, but Dice All. National Trails Develop­ man and said: "For God's sake ,1!* J1Vk the establishment of a board of ap­ waa unable to laud him. Several Inet'lhe selling of Cigars and Tobaccos is our EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS. ed Arc Industry nnd Fru. show me a rubbish heap!" peals to consider disputes as to i fectual attempts were made/ to barWe are equipped to Ut) THE BUSINESS RIGHT and wc.j’ivc it our nn.quality, grade, length of staple etc. polity. 1 poon the Aah. Fencing the slender line Washington's business nn'd pro­ nnd to prescribe publicity for all ditided attention. Everytliing that is newest and best, we have. You would break. William Steamer, a noGermany is nol like other lands. fessional men are kicking vigor­ transactions relating to futures. will find its right "up-fo-the-minute.’’ i gro flahorman. offered to lasso It. With It lias the exaelnera, the thermom­ ously against the Ihreaiened dis­ Wlu-n you are in town, and want the BES'I Cigar for the price you wish eter certainly f tin- orchid house. continuance by tlie local telephone ’Ulher lands.havu the naturalness company of the popular unlirnilud What will be Uie largest rein­ ro-pay. UO.ME HERE and .make us prove all the things we say. We’lland abandon of lhe Helds. Man service. The company has notified forced concrete arch bridge in the '•made gtkxl.” Try us and.see. for man. and child fur child, Ger­ all hohlcru of contracts fur such world is now being built al Langmany is Ute most efficient country service al a flat rale that I hose welz, on tho-Ghur Arosa railroad. in the world. Ils crust should contract will be terminated June Il will have a 160-fool rise and In fact, however, almost all XX) feel between abutments. bear the microscope and psy­ 1. chrometer. The entire fabric of Gyrman dominance is built ujion the possibilities uf training lhe The Place To Meet Your Friends averagu child into competent ser­ vice in any kind of work that may Phone 106 Jefferson St. be determined Upon by the parents J. F. HOONAN . £.. Jv HUFFMAN or the slate. Besides lhe usual three R's, the German child is taught to sew, to draw, lo use touts. He is taken oil extended educational excursion.-) and learns intimately his pwn city bate office, be and is hereby af>-1 Mortgage Sale. or neighborhood nnd its economic Whereas, default has been made pointcii for hearing said petition; ‘ possibilities. ml of the money »eH i* Further Ordered. That put.in tho payment “•■­ No mutter what lhe bpy wants to Order fo7 PubhruTioii. cured by a mortgage dated dik'd lhe He notice thereof be given by pub-1 be or what it is decreed he must State pf Michigan, the Probate ............. . Ninth day of August in lltv lhe year A. lication of a copy of tins ord* r, for. ------- -------....—j previous lot 11. 1909. by Frank W. Bmelker mid • three successive weeks previous to. Largest and Beat Equipped Floral Eatabliahmcnt Court for the County of Harry. him and give him special training day of in the Ilaslings! Al a session of said court, held al Mazie L. Bmelker, his wife of lhe Mid .................... * hearing, '•• jn his callftig. No matter if it is in Western Michigan. the probate office, -in'the City of Village of Lake Odessa, Ionia BANNER, a newspaper printed and; street cleaning, or horseshueinii Hastings, in said county, on the County-. Michigan, to Farmers and circulated in said county. painting, or sugar' refining, or ply­ Store on Corner of Monroe and Diviaion Ave. 13th day of September A. D. WIL Merchants Bank of Lake Odessa, ing a canal Boat, or making a piano Present: Hon. Clias. M. Mack, Ionia County, Michigan, which sJid true cony. Junge of Probate. or violin, or tinrbering. »>r tailoring ,$torc Phones— . Farm Phones—: Grace Barn-r, ■ mortgage was recorded in the of­ Judge of Probate. /»r salesmanship. Al any rale, and Bell, 173 Bell. 651 Register uf Probate. In the Matter of the Estate .of ficii of Hie register of ileeds i>f Hie here is lhe gist uf Germany's Jnsrph B. Wertnian, decensled. Citizens, 5173 Citizens, 6251 County of Barry, in liber No. 71. of greatness, lie is trained llioi-iiunhJennie Wertnian. widow of said mortgages, on pages No. i»i amt Order For Publication. 1"^*=? — - '•-------------- -■ • ' ly in one thing.' There is no guess­ deceased, having tiled in said court No. 1K5. jin the 12tli day of Aug­ work about it. Saxony atom- has Stale of Michigan, The Probate Threw the Rape­ her petition praying tlial tlie ad­ ust in lhe year A. D. 191H), al eight ii schools for farmers mid garden­ ministration of said estate may be o’clock n. in. And whereas, tho Court for the County of Barry. PROFFESSIONAL CMOS ers nnd three schools for training, Deafness Cannot Be Cured Al a session of said court, held at a «°‘l of roP* ’lun« °’er h,a arm granted lo 0. P. Larrabee, or to amount clhillicit to be due on said boatim-n for the Riser Elbe. by local apuUeatloM. as theyisds cannot some other suitable perfen. sea ih,rss 4.jrwjJ mortgage at the dale of this no­ tho probate office, in tho Cily of cowboy fashion he climbed over tho Everybody in Germany is <'du- Il is Ordered, That the 16th day tire is tho sum'of Sixtwn Hundred Hnslings, in said county, on the' ra|l to tho piles supporting the pier. caled rm- a definite place. There and that U by constitutional remedlM. of October, A.- D. 1914, al ten Fifty ami 75-100 (11650.75) Dollars 23rd day of September A. D. 1911. | Standing oir a crossbeam, a foot be-' is.iio haphazard.' In Germany. Deafnisa Is ciuebd by nn Inflamed condJo'clock id the forenoon, al said uf principal and interest, and the A. & C. H. BARBKR, ' ------- x, he then, a man is cdm-aii-d. not’ for a Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack,,------neatI’----------------------‘»e sttrfaco of the waves. m,u ifi.£ss probate office, be and is hereby ap­ further sum of Thirty tWO.OOj •Judge uuev ut watted Of riouaie. Probate • wnltnrf until the thn shark *hnrlr came r*amn within wlthl a I place, but into a lifevvnrk. I tajk• Physicians and Surgeons. you have a ru.-nblins sound or Imperfect. pointed for hearing said petition; Dollars as an attorney fee stipu­ In the Matter of Hie Estate of,fe<wr feet- Then, holding to the pile* I * *i with one of th*- leading labhr It is Further Ordered, That pub­ lated for in said mortgage and Violet B. and Greta G. Hodcbaugh..wlth hla ,eft “rm- ho lhrew thu rop® ^'' 'rhirii- in Germany aie.ut ttiis.' Calls in city or country, responded to with promptness, day or night. lic notice-thereof he given by pub­ which i.s the whole amount claim­ Minors. in can be taken out and this Hu liad liiul bbuuu in Un* United Slated when the flah poked its noxe above the He ............................. . lowd to Its. normal condition, lication of a copy of this oixfer, for ed tn be unpaid on said mortgage . . ..... —.. . _____ .in.I ol.l 111, ltiirini<„..l liv nn? srfll be destroyed forev»f!' nine B. WILLISON, D, D. 8., Thomas H. Rmlebaugh. Guardian, ?ur,ac<’ of ,hc walcr- Tho noo’e three successive weeks previous to which amounts to the sum of Sixof ten are caused by Catarrh, jumping-jack methods \ of doing • Hasting*, Mich. nothing but an InlUtnsd condlsaid day of hearing, in the Hast­ t*-eti Hundred Eighty and 75-100 having filed in said court liis peli-ilo Catch and the fish charged things. "A young num jumps from ings BANNER, a newspaper print­ Ixdlars, and no suit or proceeding lion proving that for reasons there- the negro. The latter climbed higher -mtrade in another, will, rjv.' •.“.ffiuw'.wa.iffioi-xMstg ed and circulated -in said county. having iieen instituted al law to in stalttu that be may tic licensed to dn the piles until the fury of the Ash you and at ini.Mh- life JurnpK In­ JOHN M. GOULD , iiiUlUatarracnrrt. 6. nd tot tircsUn trre. Chas. M. Mack. recover the debt now remaining sell ut private sale the real estate I waa exhausted. Rearranging tho rep® to th*- bread line.” No such imp­ __ r. J. rngj<«T. * co, Tni«ta. Okie. K . Judge of< Probate. [po threw it and this tlmo was sue- hazard in Gi-rniany. LAWYER secured by said mortgage, or any of said minors. <)ucg a gro­ A true copy. . i*arl thereof, whereby the power of f ...C,r<**-T*,<*ay ^cessful in getting it over the shark's cer. always a gr**eer. Hint is the Office over. Grigsby & Brooks Grace Bauer. of (Jctobor, A. D. 1911. at ten o clock body. However, the flxh put up such sjjle contained in said mortgage nib-. Result: Good grocers. A Phone 17a m lhe loiyhooij. al .aKl prutale ..1-1 „ h , 0 ,„ ll)e „ ... u „. Register of Probate. has become operative. lice, be mid is hereby appointed fur „. r” . ,, .. w_ txn!11|v h_ ,lb_ German efficiency. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Now, therefore, notice is hereby bearing This is carri­ said petition; able to hold him. FlMlly. be oU Notice of Hearing Claims. given, tlial by virtue of the said ed into nature* life, by a thorough 11 l> Further Or.ter.-d, Thai h*n~“ •'”lb2! State of-Micbigan, County of Bar- power of sale, and in pqrsuance of public notice thereof be given by.ihau,ed uP°a u,e- t,ier- Thc ,,hark discipline. P. A, SHELDON •The nrmy in lhe bash of this the statute in sm-h case made and publication of a copy of This order, measured ten ,4 feet Inches. Abstract and Keel Estate OSoa. **‘ eight tnehaa. Kovidcd. the said mortgage will Abstract Block, Haeunga Notice is hereby given, that by forectaM-.i by a sale of the for thrre successive weeks previ­ lows the government l<» lay- its Money to loan on Real Estate. Rael an order of the Probate Court for ous to, said .lay of hearing, in tbe THIS IS THE TA^E OF A NAIL t luii'l up ■ ।; ■ tliereiu drscrilieil. nt Esuta aold on cammlsstOB. G*llp.rM IheGounly of Burry, -inedo on tlie premises -------- A. 3 pubirc aurff*m. Io tin- highest bid­ Hastings BANNER, a neu'flfapcr •>( ajjc at any time for i:iil- conveyancing. Having a oomplate sot t>lh day of September. A. I). 1011, der, al Hie east door ' of tlie Court printed and circulated iu said service. Two years are Re­ of Abstract Books compiled from the ORlcarin Bankrupt 5ior«, Pulls II Out llnry • county. • four months from that dale were quired *>f every man. with some Records, can turnleh complete Ab­ and Finds >5.000 in MerChas. M. Mack. allowed for creditors to present house in the city of .Hastings, in ' exception', in which he must servo stract*. their claims against the estate of said bounty of Barry, on thi* 2Hlb A true ropy. Judge of Probate. **f December A. D. 1911, at l«-n in th** ztauding nrmy; This has Edward N. Butler. Into of said coun­ day Grace Bauer, li*-en going <m for ;t cenluiy in ty, deceased, and that all creditors o'clock in the forenoon of that Hammond, Ind.—This Is the tale of Pni-Sia. / Register of Probate. Chlcigt, Kilisuii fc R, R, Cl. These | day: which said premises are de ­ of said deceased nre required to a nail—a nail with a shiny bead whose soldiers. During rime Table In Effect March g, ItU. present their claim-* to said Probate scribed in said mortgage ns fol­ dlKOVetr lt d. it ts said, to tbe finding Dally Except Sunday. Court, ut the Probate Office in the lows, to wit:—Commencing al sixSpecial Notice. of one of the moat mysterious caches bat lies. ;shaves tHid walks upright Cily of Hastings, for examination Leave Hastings Resolved that the' city of Hast­ mid .allowance, on or before the nth corner of lot Seven. Block Five, ings v;ical.e and discontinue that of whlcg this.city has ever boasted. physically. Tint elTtcl is clean- Being South 8:01 a. m. A 1:41 p. m day of January next, and that thence running wc*l Twenty-two porlion of South Broadway street ifaxe-L* the tale that bung from tbe Volng Norlh 7:17 a. m. A 4:11 p. SB. eight rod-. ua|l: such claims will be heard before fed. thence Stint h H. a QREUKEL. & P. A. night fed east and west and ex­ ^Herman Matasar. proprietor of a de­ |» lo a daa* by Uadi. U'l more said Court, on Saturday, lhe OtIi day rsirr/.FFztuado and made • tending from tin* souiii side of;, partment store, notitled his creditors :u-t*-i- </r tn riiiiiny in <-vi*rv p’la*** of January nest, al ten o'clock in thence norlh eight rods lo tb>Iron ittur Mkriili. plarr of beginning, situate in the I liav*- (nkflii tbo army ■ that be had liabilities of about I11.U0D. of lift*. lhe forenoon of that day. Villauc of Freeport. County of Bar ­ merely n.« an illustration. Gi.-nunny Dated September Oth. A. 1). it'll. sfiid street, also that portion of . They amuiged with Attorney Samuel obeys orders?-in nuu-uable tn dbwiry and Slate of Michigan. CHARLES M. MACK. । Du Inky ofjhlcago to prepare a pell­ said strep!,, eight feet east and l*lim-. docs i*-alu work, subordi ­ Baled this 23rd day . uf SeptemJudge of Probate. west and extending .from tho south! Hon tn bankruptcy. With Federal nates tin* i-g<>; Axes bayonets when side of Walnut street to the north। Clerk Charles Surprise of Hatntnoud Order For Publirutioii. Farmers mid Meicliauls Bank, side of Griiiiil street ln ttiO~C«.‘ilter cannot-have-*-fib-t*-tiey wiiluad lliU Slate of Michigan, Hie Probate Murtgagei of said street. alore. They discovered about 13.000 etdril nf willingiK — In pull togeth­ i'liumas J<ditiM)n. * ■ Court for the County of Barry. B<> il further resolved that Fri­ worth of goods on the shelves and er; this com mil nixing effect. Atturmy for Mortgagee. Al a session of said court, held ut day. October 9th:-191 i, al 7^0 We have. Jbeil, here a people ed-. U-*l »«l Grand Biver Ave. oflera lbs the probate office, in the City of Bu-im—, Addrm-Lu|io Odessi o'clock 4n .the? afternoon at the zjcalM. HmruuKhly._fur- a lifu.W'j’rk. vary beat in practical ItasiMe.aTfe.laiaff . -----. . -Hastings, - in - vittd rounty. <>n the Michigan. oouueil ronm-in ttlT CHy of llasl­ headed nail on the bulkhead under­ No mailer how humbit- their place Jor sjacrallvc aiJuatlon.. Our eraduatea 2flth day of s*-pu-niti<-r, A. D. 191 i. ings. the muncil" nicer to hear ob­ neath one of the big show windows. in life, they are required to till it winner* Oar wwETa hl*h grade (a ev­ ••Present: Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, jections thereto. ery particnlar. _ Write (ot our laleal *» He investigated and after pulling Judge of Probate. NOTICE OF COMMISSION­ Chas. E. Lunn. nounceracnt. I| may prevent you (rom In tbe Matter of- lhe Estate of ERS ON CLAIMS. 3-wk? out the- nail and several others found makins a oliakt. H. M. 'Bhaw, Previ. State of Michigan, County of Bar­ that they had supported a secret panel, Amanda I.. Jeffn-y. d*,c*-:i'*,*)_ WE WYSUIN OF AU KINDS deni. M. McMann*. HegiUrar. „ Bert B. J*-Ar*-y. >**n. hnximr tiled ry. it la alleged. Behind tho panel waa autocratic centralized government, Estill*- uf Eliza G. Day, Deceased. F1IW DUHE ENDS INDIGESTION, about 11.50m north of shoes, shirts and that claims the right to lead them in sail! court his p.-utiuri praying Wo pay you the HIGHEST around by the enrsy-ns u . schoolWe. tli>undersigned, having been that mi order Ul- deyn-*- may be clothing. Their curiosity aroused, the PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ HEARTS RN. OR GAB UN There mmk’ by- Ibis court determining appimib-d by the Probate Court for couple went Into tho cellar, where, are EVATORS. We buy and sell KTOMACIL Who are or w.-re the lewtl Jii-irs of tin- County of Barry. State of Mich­ FIRE INSURANCE they say. they found a secret passage on a LARGE SCALE. Wc said <lecea-*-<| ami entifl.d Iu in­ igan. Commissioned to receive, ex­ . They quest ion as to bow long you had been dug leading Into a subccllar. If you aro not Insured or would drill. in*-i<- training, mid obedience depend upon doing a LARGE herit her estate. amine ami adjust all claims and de­ are going to continue a sufferer from like to change your Insurance call There they found more good* piled In will not make ah v,lfi-clive race. Il i» Order*-*!, rlial tin- 2ith day mands of all persons against said indigeslihn, dyspepsia or out-of-or­ boxep lo^jie value of about $4,UOU. tn and see me. I represent a com­ VOLUME of businew at a There jnnsl be inln-renl trails to pany with a cash capital ot 11.000­ of October. A. D. 1911. al t«-n **'rlock deceased, do hereby give notice that SMALL PROFIT. If you complement the external condi­ 000 and can fully protect you. in tlie forenoon, at said probate of­ wc will nice! at Hie Supervisors der stomach is merely a matter of have never-dealt with ua, why LEE JI. PRYOR fice. lie ami is hereby appointed for Ibioni in the Cour\ Hou.-*- in the how soon you begin taking Tono- THIS WAS SOME CHICKEN! tion*. What personal trails ilo Hu- Gernot give ns a trial. OW00 la New Stobblna-Burtoo Bik. city >>f Hastings. Midi- on Thu'rs- llne Tabs. hearing said petition: . mmi.-. posse-s I bill unite with lhe People with weak stornanhs should It is Further Ordered.- That When Its Gizzard Was Cut Open Forty- training, iiml lheir cut-and-dried Smith Bros. Velt« & Co. public notice thereof lie given by b'T. A. D. iUH, nnd mi Thursday the take Tonolinl* Tablets occasionally One Pieces of Gold miuiipolrni gxvcrnnietiL in produc­ Op.C.LH. nm 57 Until# publication of u copy uf tins order, Iwenly-tlrsl day «»f January. A. I). and there will be nu more indiq'wDropped Out ing Hie • results seen fli modern I for three Mir.ri--.ivr weeks previous 1915. al', nine o clock a. m.. of each Uon. no feeling like a lump of lead Gi>rmany? They jio?i*-ys two FOR BACKACHE KI0N4Y3 ANO BLAOOEI | to said day of hearing, in tin- Hust­ ■ d -aid days, for the purpose of ex­ in the stomach, no heartburn, sour Puobki, Colo.—H. D. Fisher wanted traits—frugality mid nnlqslry. The ings BANNER, a iii'wspnper iirint- amining mid allowing said claims, risings, gas un stomach, or belching Of this nnd Hint four months from the of undigested food, headaches, diz­ a threw-you nd ohlckan.for dinner the German, is induslrimis. ed mid circulated In said cotlilly. Nineteenth day of SeplemlHT, A. D. ziness or sick stumach: and besides other day. The market had only one no mi" can doubt. Someliuiys you Cha**. M. Mack. 1911. were nllowed. by said court what you eat will not ferment and chicken left. It weighed four and wonder how so many thousands of A Im - copy. Judge of Probate. Grace Bauer, for creditors to prewnl their claims poison your.breath wilh nauseous threo-quancr pounds. The matter was I hem cun sit of un aftcriioon and to us for uxaminulion and alluw- odors, All these symptoms result­ referred to Fisher and finally, after drink beer.. But you mmiij. learn Register, of Probate. ing from a sour, out-of-'itder stoin- much misgiving, he bought the rem- to know ihal this is their recrea­ Tinee. tion. To Iris Miduslry the Ger­ Dated Hastings, Midi, Sepl.'lVth, ach ami dyspepsia are generally re­ man adds frugality. This is us lieved in five minulus after takingNOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMH. Whcn the chicken's gizzard waa cut chureeteristir a German trail ns is Tonoline Tablets. ' . State of Michigan, County of Bar­ open in the Fisher kitchen 41 pieces tin love for beer or for Hie official bwUt Keller lor Ills ot DlgrtlUvo tha United State*. Baker Shriller, ry. H-"- ' . Go to your druggist and gel a SI ot gold dropped.out! uniform. saves every pfennig Notice ft hereby given, that by an Commissioners. hpx of .Tonokne Tablets mid you Mayr’a Wonderful Stomach Rem­ derful Treatment. Fisher has not yet weighed the gold, In- cun spare, i will always go to'the table with a order of the Probate Court for the edy clear* tho digestive tract of mu­ Evldenc*1* of this ar** every­ coid accretions nnd poisonous mat..Order For Publication.' hearty-appetite, and wliut you cat but estimates its value al not less than Comity of Burry made *m lhe 21st where. Iu the tlrsl place, tho wife R 8Ule of Michigan; tho Probate * ’ ' >u, 1 * r day of S*-pt«-miM:r A. I). !9t t. four robale Hundred* fit Michigan people have from ailment* of th* stomach, liver She lets Tbe 41 pieces ranged in elxc from is a good housekeeper. “*> bt' f «» •,"1 months from that date were allow­ Court tor lhe (Juuly „r lla.ry, found quick deliverance from stom­ -ry. tiny pellet* to a strip half an inch no waste go into the garbage can ach trouble* by the um of Mayr'a ed fur ctviJttnre to prescnl their ... n —■•»,. V./U,«, ll*'ld Ul I them from dangeroua opera­ long, by threeetxUanths wide and mid her rliilikvo1 are .never ragged. Wonderful Stomach Henudy. Thia saved claiaia ulixiM Hid rotate <d |<L a. Their clothes may be carefully remarkable treatment haa e*t*t)ll*he4 tion* and many aro aura that It has slightly under one-eixteenth thick. Brooks, tali* jiL. said county, de­ ?i“ .i^„r'£wi“ru"bi>. Sii T-‘“ Freshen you -........ - make you but they are always clean a record of proven results and bene- 1 i Fine Tabs and Neither Fisher nor the proprietor of j patched, ceased, mid that alt creditors of nml never in nigs. This instinct nt*. It ha* friend* everywhere. Here _______ _ w ,ww Mtaid ih-ccased are required to pre­ Present: Hon. Chas. M. bfock, feel like life is worth living. I fo're .careful housekeeping is not, l» what two Michigan people eay: Ent their claims lo said Probate Judge of Probate. Tonoline Tablets cost >1.00 for 50 to the market w|tb a lol of cuhi:# from ( HunuHfuii/cd hy lhe women. The taiore. ao be cautious. Bo sure it's Mrs. Guy A. Beamer of lg#7 North >urt. nl the Probate Office in the Go to Mulholland's drug In the Matter of lhe Eslalu of •lays Ireulment. At druggUto* or a local boef housa. men in lheir affairs aro adepts nl Street, Flint,' Mich.—"1 never saw MATH'S. •"Cily of Hastings, for examination Alonzo E. K'-iiaslou. Deceased. store and ask about the wonderful mulled «by American Proprietary-’ enraftil saving. Take, for instance, anything work cuch wonders as just results it has hken accomplishing— Jml allowance, on or before (he 214 • — A. A. Anderson, administrator, (k>., Boston. Mass. . la Borman cobbler; lie caU lib three doses did. I have been doctor­ or send lo Geo. H. Mayr. Mtg- Chem­ Song In Dentist's Chair. ' ay nf January next, mid that sm-li having tiled in said court his rniSt Paul. Minn.—While a dentist Ib'nlher a* savingly us can possibly ed by epeclalhts.* too, and received ist. 1G4-154 Whiting St.. Chicago, IU.,' claims mNII l»- luard before said nual account apd petition prgying for free book on ntomach ailments •was probing for a nerve. Governor lie imagined and makes every scrap Court on Thursday the 2lsl day nf that u a day may be set for hum SI. I^iuis has just adopt*-d a pm Ebortrnn of XBnnMota eomtxwad a । count. Great financial institutions heal ing A. W. Hobbs of 1M1 , East Main and many grateful letters from peoJanuary next, ut fen o'clock in thu -aid arrounl au.i allowance Iheio- i milk onlmanre. woiiM a big Men% u Street. Jacksen, Mich.—"1 had not I pto who have been restored. Any H Hur, (weir.,, liinu- IwIh. “* *«“““< “ me run like the little cobbler's been well In fifteen year*. After tak­ druggist can tell you Its wondarfud -l|i*i>. Hie bans- ).*■*•]■ cb*-,*- walidi ing a tew 4to»ea of your wonderful effects. II is ordered, That lhe Nineteen- register ami .milk must be p;t»l•<: ■ “*• "*Ie<>n ••vary pfennig. remedy I am In perfect condition.” CHARl.ES m. mack. Hi diiy of Or tuber A. D. IVtl ut ten riz*-d or come from imws liupected Am! so th*1 entire fabric of thia For ante in Uraling* by all dtugJiuigu of Probate. jo’clock in t|iu forenoon, at said pp>-lby,the board of health. , -BANNER AVANT ADVS J»A¥new industrial nation is woven to-' gisls,—aov. Negro Throws Rope Over The “Club” Cigar Store Chink of fienry Smith Grand Rapids, micb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Legal HdoertBements H F Your Stove Shining Bright BhckSa Stove Polish DETROIT Business University Get a Can TODAY FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS MICHIGAN STOMACH SUFFERERS DISCOVER THE QUICKEST REMEDY �PAGE N1NCTWN •r~~rr IUE llAEriXCS B.LXXW. «TORCH s. ISll ‘WAS SO LIKE A MAN' DAIRYMEN RIPENING CREAM ON A FARM " Spice Pie. Take- one cup of rich crennj. one cup of sugar, lhe yolk of three one' Inblrxpiwinful of (lour, half a cup of raisins, one teaxpmmful of cloves* one toaspoonful of vinnaimm and half a (enxpoonful of nutmeg. Line a pie plate wilh .rich crust, pout the spice mixture in it and bake. When tbe pie is dune sprenil the stiffly beaten whites of two eggs, mixed with two t.-tl>|esp<H>nfuls of |M>wderod ' sugar, over il, and put it back until.this becomes a light brown. what the girl said. Tho girl's naao 1 waa Cloudlo Martyn, und sho had juut J bccotno dtaengagod to tho man in j Many Fall to. Grasp Principles Und«rquestion. That sounds so much nicer j lying Qualities of Good Flavor and Desirable Arorpa. than saying sho had jilted him; which. persuaded her to see the attractions. | There.Is perhaps no other favor in personal and regi. of Somebody Elsu ‘ (arm butter making thut Causes 'mors, in a brighter and mpro vivid light than : trouble than tho lack ot proper ripenthoso posaesaed by lhe Man. ing or souring of the crrsoi. Ou many She had been engaged to the Maa farms tho ripening is done with ■ no two months, and disengaged to him ex- other purposes in view than that ot actly two hours. Sho bad boon very ! causing tho cream to churn more Don't go to churning, just keep your cream coming every week all win­ ter. Wc are sure you will make more out of it than you would to churn, and then you get the CASH and that is quite a help to most of us. Wc need your loyal support, especially through the winter months, and you sure can not afford to get along without us. Fish Pudding. Flake auQIrlciil cold bailed fish tn mak<‘ ono cupful. Ih-al ng eua. without flt'parauntr,- until light, add n hidf-cupfiil of milk und four UiblespuonfulH of softbroad, crumbs. S<-:i!u>n V,c *,4h wjlh a To Prcicnl Moldy Books. iwdf-l<NMipodbful ciich nf rail, A .few drops of oil of lavender black ]>eppvr iind Worccstcrshin scattered through a bookcase in a .«niici.*; mix tho egga ami fish; turn close,d room will save lhe books Inbi a fish or puddiii# mold- and from mold in damp weather. gleam thrce-quarlcrs of an hour, -or place in a pan of waler ami cook in tho oven. Serve hot with cream Crruintd Fried Tninalomc Flour, a tabltunoonfu! of c sfan'li.-s.ill, uno pint ot milk. i> per, butler, tomatoes. Fry How She Enjoyed tlie Play. Hubby. How was Hit* uiali I'licliungcd. Everything 1 “Hoyr would ho tako it?" thought Cloudle. Of course, obviously, liko a Man—fighting. “If you do not write me," ho told her, "by six o'clock today, recalling all you have said I will shoot myself. I don't care. It sounds bombast, but to­ morrow you will know that it Is not. I rnuan it I will not give you up; and If you throw mo over, I wiU do as I it has a peculiar* desirable flavor and aroma which cannot be exactly William HeMorgan while -Mr. Ileiny J: I In- ppct laureate 17 nklil ....... ... < “ThuI n nothing. I know 11 man fhnl mnrrieij mid his wife took Un? heart out nf trim." ifinhister I'fiUshing Ebohl/rd Wood. I'o restore mid polish eln>i nd, ri|b'.'all ' “ Number of tmy.i enrolled, 10. Number of uiirls i-jirolled, H. Total viirollinent. IK. I’crcciilngi* of attendance. UU plus It was a pleasant afternoon for cycling. Tho Rivercourt road# were fairly level and seldom very muddy. Claudio cycled well, and, being a huarly. healthy English girl,-enjoyed her spin immensely. Now and then shu bethought heraclf of her lover and •untied. Sho met Somebody Elan a' milo out of Rivercourt, and returned his bow with a pretty blush. Rivercourt church dhimca rang out tho half-hour pastsix. Cloudie's heart gave a great spring within her. Sup- have meant what bo Bald!. Sho wan riding past the river now, and tho light j was beginning to fade. Tho running stream looked suggestive ot horror.> Oh! why had sho not written* She, could have written and temporised, that would have been easy. But it was .ill. a little sugar, wet ...................... flour or corn March. Bake in quirk oven. Cnhbage Pickle. . j \ rilil>:iu<- pii'kle for winter 11-r , imide afLer Ibis recipi:: l'«> a : art of vineuar iyld. nn ounce <»f';i ueric powder. Choir it large । nd uf eiiiibiigv, eight large, while , RM1E.J1. Inittl «!f ei'IiTF and, four i; develop MiMoUri has led the- senate to cut down lhe appropriation so thut on­ ly $10,0(10 can he used for tnat. pur­ pose. The "habit" of which (he Missourinn complained has Ip-come so common <«f late Ihul iiu.suBgest'■<1.' to his coHe|i»u>-s "it opened. parUrient funds for any and all Nnollcn. Sorr. illi<itrroil Feet. iiueslioniddu diA-remedy for swollen, sore ami purposes in -Hint ■ bliNli-red feel is a dinting powder i-ocfinn." cnnM>o.s»<| of ttiroe purls nf sqlicylin acid, ten parts of slnrfli and vik'ldy-scveii par's of finely pul- Pr-nat<- u jiiid Of b-imui jelly.: Four a .pinrlcrj>f il inlo a ndd. When j| is rixil lay frosh p'-ach'-s in il aifll set tiway to harden.: Wlnni il is firm pour in nmn- jelly! ami mid'another Irfyer.of-peaches*! thru (he f-psl nf the ji’II.V. When «e|-lucn <*iit and serve- with-oweeb-1 enbd ciTaiiu “Oil Paste’,1 Polish F«f afl'kind, of Black Shoa* Bkcka/Toliihea.YPrcservta .1.0 Rukset “Oil Paste’* Same glse box,, gash 10c. WYour Dealer for ho stood looking at'tho turbid stream, rapidly darkening in tho twilight, something silvery, shining, suggestive, gleamed In his hand. Cloudie gave a wild rush forward and almost fell at hfe feet. "Frank, Frank, no!” sho cried, and burst into Incoherent tears. ’ Picking her up, and putting his arma about her, tho Man kissed hur ten­ derly. “My darling, what Is tho matter?" . it was some momenta bcJnru Cloudie could spook. "Say you did not mean it—say you did not mean LU’* sho cried, clinging to her old lover. “Mean whatr* said tho Man “What you told ma" For answer tho Man kkincd her mouth, now uplifted to bls. “But that—that In your hand?" “The silver cigarette case you gave mo on my birthday. Cloudie d<w “ “What did you think it Was?" de­ manded the Man. Then a light broke in upon him; to hla credit - bo it said that though tempted to laugh, ho gath­ ered tlie woman lie loved into hlu arma, and klaeed her again nnd again. “I need nol write, Frank?">aaUl aim, through her tears. "No," eald the Man. "And you will not ahoot—ughl— yourself?" ’ “KUs me. kiss me Frank!It wu so like a woman I But Man kissed bar, and said nothing, 80 like a Mani AUCTION SALE Monday, October 12th Commencing at 9 O'clock a. m. Sharp. Wo offer the followihg described property Buy Griding. 7 yrs. old, wl. l.'UO. Brown Gelding. 12 yrs. old. wt. 135(1. This is n good work (ram. Buy inure. II yrs. old. wt. 1100 Ills., good roadster Throe seis uhltnclrfrs and rvriu-rs Grind slontlank ht-alrr iron kettle, rapacity 32 gallons I^twn mower Tun log chains " —” Tun humt corn planters Gross cut saw. nearly ncu Mill set hits mnl bruec .. _____ Evonoiny Chief creuin separator, GU<J lbs. ca­ pacity - • • - These cows are girod ones. . HOGS. \ I’oluml China hour. thoroughbred. Ii mo S I'qkind Chilili hriMHl sows II pigs. nl. 75 lbs. each 1 we have 'ImHled mortal \ roil, give usjpaii--; llicrc' (> fl. McCormick binder 5 fl. MHairniirk mower Farmer's Favorite disc drill Clean Streep hay loader lleterMblr Bunner plow. Ajux ctillivulor McCormick lever drag (Hiter riding ciiltitiitor. new Miller Ih an puller with 2 set Throe tools an- mostly all good rendition. One tthb* tin- Studebaker wagon, with (op box Throc-picrc lied room suit with mnlirwc mid M'rinilThroe Im-iIs|(*iu|s iiilli springs Six-piecr chandler set China cliwl 2X yds. new mg carpet Improv rd Singer sewing nuit-liinc 12 rime seated eliairs Kitchen cabinet Three rockers and a Morris chair Terms of Sale: Somo ouo sitting upon tho next scat struck a match and lit a cigarette. Something Jn tho action auonied fa­ miliar. Cldudio rose to her feet and But that the dro.i . after derftW: began to totter tremblingly to war da Tho uhdiseuvi-wd tho smoker. At the sumo moment he Illl ll -b'p.llllll.'lll, Si'll,lint- It...... of ‘Eat Crystal Pride’ Having decided to quit farming and go west, I will have an auction sale on my farm 1 mile north and 2 miles east of Carleton Centre, or 4 miles west and 1 mile north of Wood­ land, on section 11, Carleton township, A shot rang^out on tho darkening air. Il struck a pang of fear to Cloudio’s heart. Hur knees trembled so that oho could not ride. Sho dis­ mounted and wheeled her machluo bo aldo her until she reached a scat bc- iri'i'cn peppers and id a pound uf brown sugar • nml quurler pf a pound uf nui-lard rd. Mix with lhe vinegar nml )il frir thri-rquarlcrs of tin li<> •. S«-al while hot in 1miUI<*.-< or . CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO. reason it Is desirable and profitable to develop these qualities in butter to the highest possible degree. ■ In order to produce desirable flavor ! it is very essential that the milk and cream be bundled under sanitary con- in his heart for her, and which he, be­ ing a man, was afforded many oppor­ tunities of displaying. And now. she bad thrown him over. "It was so like a woman!" said tho Man, bitterly. Ho strode home, shut himself Into his room, and sat down to wail until Bqng! pnn-ly by ‘iigm-Mion. His uif<- Migm-w|<>«| (hat since lie could mH slrrp In- niiirhl. its Well t>|| up mid moti'<- tho btihy. Il worked like n charm." So let us work together for the benefit oLall. But though she laughed when the Mun , had gone away,- sho did feel a tlpy bit uneasy nt heart about him. lie bad been very fond of her, very true to' her, and waa really a man, not a love­ sick boy. The Man strode away with a set face. His pride had been touched to tho quick; and ho cared for her. Lit­ tle light flirtations ho had hud by tho score. But nothing had over gone so deeply with him as this. Ho bad believed in her thoroughly, though sho had been cold to him somotimea, at others coquettish, and al nd limo at all demonstrative. Still, she was a woman. Ho could nol expect rubbing-gently with No, the war isn't the cause of the alight drop in butterfat, at this time— just too much good pasture all over the country. But this won’t last long, a few frosts and the good pasture is gone—then the price is Aure to go up again. Our three leading markets received 15,000 'packages of butter last week more than they did the same week last year, or about 900.000 pounds. No wonder the market has weakened. When, as a rule, there is not enough fresh butter at this season of the year to supply the demand. But Depend on us for the top market -at all times. Our selling market has dropped two cents, we divided with you and only dropped one cent, and will bring the price up just as soon as conditions will warrant. AU«um»ot$5.ouorun. / der cash. Over that amount( 10 months tpne will be given on'.bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No properly to be removed until settled for. CHAS. HICKERSON, Prop country COL. W. H. GOUGH S. I. STRONG CLERK AUCTIONEER lheir RECIPROCITY IT'S FAIR TO BOTH MILL AND FARMER d the people ul Hany Ciuinty thousands <,t dollars on their . giUng 40 lb.-,. <>i I-kJur in EX1 'HAN’tiE i«>r.each hu-jhcl of' . - - nmttcr-h‘»w high or how low the price of wheat, our INVAR­ IABLE tu? tom has been to give 40 lb*, of Flour in Exchange. Ami wr give PURITY T l l-Ol'R MADE in this Excliangc, Mr. Fan•flier, in .js mttcli as wc have helped you, i-n't il fair that you ihouhPbring \onr } wheal to this mill in exchange. f<jr PURITY FLOUR. , . lhe operation of this ihill hits'made Hastings one of the best Wheat markets in Michigan. W atyh the Banner's market report and von y.iii mv how wv help the when ui.tfkcl. Let's have Rdciprucily in our deal­ ing. It s fair to this mill and to the farmer. • loin«. I.umhau.* i~ a form fif rheiiimiti'in, mid yields perfcvily hi Sloan's which •«i'* 'iielrates quickly all in through lhe sore, temh-r mtHrle.'. limber- up the back and tnsK< ■40 Pounds Purity For Each’ Bushel of Wheat. HASTINGS MILLING CO iliifj. if Ul’l Hul lulled, rive .rloKJsl instum re- Phone 283 HASTINGS, MICH. �jwjrrr Southwestern Michigan THIS WKRK'S NBW8 IN ' NKAR-BV COUNTXRS. W. A. Barton of Otsego thinks cucumber raising a profitable In­ dustry and Hi" following report provw IL From a half acre lie picked I4H4 bushels of cucumbers and marekled them at the sail ng station of the ilson Packing company, W5J2. THE HMTTNC8 U.WT1 OCTOBER 8, 1ML . Hr- and Mrs. Jacob JaUdo of Charlotto have received word from retatives in Germany that they liavo one nephew and eight grand nephews actively engaged in the. fighting in the'terrible world war.: Mr. Jackie .was born in 8chwen-i ningen. Germany, but came to America 48 years ago. In 1900 Mr. and Mrs. Jackie went nn a trip In the old country, visiting their rel­ atives In Germany and now having pieture.s of Hie young men now in the war which they jn*cured nt that time. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jackie, also visited the Paris exposition while on that trip. This Ad Sells Coal Because IT’S TRUE! Tho pool room question nl Oli­ vet is quite a complicated one, hut it is announced that' Hie present l otincjl is In favor of allowing one In be operated In tho village, but a« yet no one has asked for the privilege of, (.lilting ope in. An ordinance was passed recenlly al­ lowing a pno| room, but a petition signed by tst women was presenLlhe council protesting The water In Grand ni»l Maple ■ d tn rivers is said to be fefy low. in against Hu* measure. 'The mailer fact lower than il has Iteen at this ■*rntion. but nt the last meeting of time of year for several years. There are several* camps of clam Hie council Utr" ' fisherman on these streams and they hro now able tn gal her the bi­ allow a pool room. valves hy wading a comiilion which they aro enjoying . for the Tlie executive board of lhe Kal­ first time. * amazoo County Recreation Park association mol and divided to lake At a special session of the Ne­ up immediately Hie proposition of waygo County board of supervisors building a two-mih* automobile last week tho Grand Rapids- Mus­ Mieedwny. together wilh grandkegon Power company was granted sland and bleacher* tlial will dcpermission to construct four -dams commodale 50,000 spectators. Thu within the county. The first dam end nf those improvement* will must b«> completed within seven exceed 9250.000. It is nl«n decided y«-ars. Three others must i»o com­ l<> give a two day automobile theeto pleted in 13, l« and 22 years re- ing next year. Labor day being in­ spoclively. cluded In the dates selected. Timm will be a 100-mile race for a large Lake. Odessa Is after the con­ purse. also a series of other races. st ruction of a milo of stale reward TTie mo«L famous drivers in the road and II Is believed it will be world will be invited to compete. built this fall. A mass meeting was held al Igiko Odessa and the township board voted* to make ap­ Paul iJirge, young son of Rev. S. plication for the stretch of state W. Large of Cns«ipoli«, i* a rabbi! road. Tbe proposition mile will fancier and just at present has a lie half on the oast, nnd half on lhe family of eight rabbits that Is being west of lhe village nnd will draw a nursed and brought-tip by a cut. reward of 91.700. A dog invaded Paul's rabbit, farm one day last week and killed three Burton Barrington of Filmore of his pels, among them being the township has begun suit for 95.0H0 mother of eight little rabbit*. A damages in lhe Allegan county cir­ neighbor had a cal, whoso family cuit court agninsl Sheriff Ferris of kittens had just liven sent tn lhe and his deputy. Max Short, charg­ next world by the chloroform ing false imprisonment. Harring­ route, nnd as an experiment one of ton was lodged in. jail in connec­ the rabbits' was given her. Sho tion with a Zeeland jewelry burg­ ' mothered it so nicely Ihal,the oth­ TWO LARGE IRON C.HESEB l.V EXRTHED ON MATAGORA lary two years ago. Im! was releas­ er -even Were given her and now ed. The burglars wen* later ap­ she is raising Hie whole family and ISLAND. / prehended and the men are now serving lime iu Jackson prison. kitten**. PIRATE CHIEF'S HIDDEN At a recent meeting, the Premont Mrs. Jones, on tlie Plainwell road. TREASURE LONG SOUGHT Ixiard of trade in conjunction .with Iwg* to announce tlial nl six o'clock County Fann Agent. IL IL Bland­ Tuesday night a visitor called, who ford, decided tn hold a coni., apple lives some place down by the riv­ nnd potato, show lhe last of'Octo­ er. The chickens seriously objeetber. Much stress' has been laid de lo lhe caller, nml on investigat­ C.lue to Location Given By Ancient ('.hart. Story Like Stevenson's lhe past season on belter selection ing, .Mr. Polecat took a good look al of corn and potatoes for seed and her nnd crawled under the barn. “Treasure. Island." better methods of spraying and Sho thought the caller very pretOno of tho strangest and mo#! thinning and the result of this ly, black nnd while, hul did not like work is to he shown in this show. the perfume he Used, so proceeded, mysterious treasure hunts that has The agricultural department of the with the help-uf her daughter nnd probably taken place since the, days local whnol will also have a show Mr. Clayton Baumgarth<t. from when bold buccaneers niamcTf tlu'i Spanish Main has Iieen brought to in connection with the other. next ilopr. to punch him out wilh a dramatic* And in Port O'connor, poles. After the work of an hour, If the reiMirU Ihal artf in eirvulrfIt is reported that the people of they succeeded in cntclung Mr, latnm among the Usher folk of Eaton cyunly will have tn vnto up­ Polecat, but oh! niy! whew! He Purl O'Connor, and the circumon local option at the coming fall weighed about ten pounds,' nnd. as -lances ,-urraunding the whole af­ election, enough nohus having lhe, fur was not rimh|. he was bur­ fair. are to be believed, the long iwen secured on the petitions of ied with dun ceremony in Hie corn hidden treasure pf Jean Ixilltte, the the wets tn have. Hie question field. pirate chief, who preyed upon tho again submitted tn tho vole of the vessels Hint plied lhe Gulf of Mex­ people, and the petition* wifli (ho This year's honey crop will Im* in ico more Hum a century ago. Ims names of tbe sulwcriber* in llv great contrast lo the one had ln«l b«*eu discovered. Il is as least sig­ various wards of the city having year, says Elmer Moll. Lhe Glen­ nificant that two large Hun-bound been posted. It will now bn up wood honey king nf Van Buren Cn.. chests that are said to be tilled to the hoanl of supervisors to pass who haa now lefl his lu-i's to lheir wilh Spanish gold were placed on upon the petitions and call the fale nnd opened his cider and Hu* tram here by three praipinent election. It will mean a holly -orghuin mill for lhe making of the citizens of Austin, nnd that two of contested election and bolh .fac­ fall crop of applejack and syrup. them accompanied the previous tions will put forth every effort to I-ast year Mr. Moll's anlary stored shipment fur the purpose of keen­ win. M-veral Inns of honey, largely from ing n-close guard over it. The ’ white clover. This year there was fortunate triozwho aro reported to no white clover and Hie long have brought io successful conclusdniulh caused a shorlage nf other i'in this searah forjlie hidden for­ flowers. Consequently the honey tune of lhe pirate. Lafitte arc Dr. yield i« a light one and the priviwill Im* pretty high. Mr. Molt 1ms tind-Uuvi' Hurrell. | haff a giNul .season with' bis queen TUi.'*beginniiig of Ibis search for ibis' industry, bowev.rr. .lift daily piral** gold dates bark four nr Avf' shipmonls running from half a years ago when |>f. Wooten was on —'— |doz<*n up to as high ns 50. lhe a limiting expedition in the Bio V7)>o Suffered As Many Girls1 ~lli:|l1' r lo|s going by pared post ■Grande border region. Il i- ro­ rt_ t .. „ and the larger by express. Almpi tated that, while exploring a dark K —leu* How one I the only clmnee for making honey and dismal cavern which opened 1Fnnnrl 1 ",,w is fro,,‘ gol'lenrad Hower.', into an iirroyn that led into Hie Rio s rouna zveiier. uh, swamps-ond randsides Heine Grande he found a musty piece of n_ ct ... remarkably full of this, handsome parchment upon which was crude­ Sterling, Cam.—**I am a girl of 221 plant and presenting a beautiful ly drawn a-map or a portion of the B faint away every । appearance. gulf coast. Below it was a detail­ .— — * ed explanation of the chart. In carefully tfrillen Franch it was sol Railroad Men Out of Work. bothered a lot with forth that thr treasure of Jean IjvWages Cut—IIoiim* Reduced lltte was buried al a certain des­ female weak neat. 1 read your little book hundred thousand railway ignated spot which wa* indicated ' Wisdom for Wo­ men in the West,are <*Ht of work.*' on the chart. Tho ancient docu­ men/and I saw how according lo the statement of Fred ment bore tlie signature of Joni L. Feick. represen|mg lhe Bmllier- Ih-nuit. who is known to have been one of TadlHe's lieutenants. helped by Lydia E. huod of Railwav Trainmen before How this remarkable chart came Pinkham's Vegeta­ the Inier.slnh* (bimmerce Commis­ to he placed' in the remote border ble Compound, and sion. “Men ‘who have li<*en 'engin- cave is not known, but it is suppos­ decided to try it, and eera and conductors of ten years' ed that it was stolen by Benuil it has made me feel service have been set back to from bis pirate chief and that the something (hat has never like a new girl and 1 am now relieved breaking, . limppened liefore.” declared Mr. traitor was making his way to some of all these troubles. I hope all young I Feick. (.',.(..1- “Many empolyes. have been place in Mexico when he was prob­ girls will get relief as 1 have. I never dismissed ,jj»nii«4« and . relrenchment i- ably attacked by Indians and killed, feltbetter in my life.MImUehtua A. II u.'imrar general >n all departments. In However 41 camo about De. Wool­ I’ELoqtTN, Box 116, Starling, Conn. I| many cases, wages have been cut en placed implicit confidence in the N Y—h.vA I fro”T lb 1o P‘*r hud the aulheiilirily of tho document. Many ■h/pmi^IiL’. v A* hours of employment of Ihimraud* were th** hour* that he pored over JilThtaS^^Vm,re^h ,! ^*nP°und|Of "mplayes have been reduced." the map and its inscriptions in the an^ * hlB"1y.re*®rnmcnj1 ilT anyone >|P. f."eirk is n Democratic randi- hope of locating what part of the He be*“nta to write, to me I will gladly tell dale for the Indiana legislature, so gulf consl il represented. "'* oww. my com. Ii waa wm ernauuy her about certainly in In; his statement can not he taken as nari devoting' hFs vacatidna each a bad condition -a* my blood * *“-* waa all tarn- having been made for political year In investigating lhe cons| out­ line. Ho llrsl made a careful re­ ingtowatar. !*---■ ----------on my -faee purpows. 1 had pimple* search of 'ho shore around Rockand a bad color, r, ___ and.______ for1 five_____ yean.I had IHjrl and Corpus Christi. Ho grad­ Loon troubled with suppression. The Hopeless Lung Trouble Cured. ually worked e.istwnrd until ho d.<etors called it ‘Anemia and ExhausMany recoveries from Lung camo to Pass Cavallo and Espiritu Troubles are due io Dr. Bell’s Pine­ Bay. the taller separating the main­ Lydia E. Pinkham'• Vegetable Com- Tar-Honey. Il strengthens the land hero from Matagorda Island. jjuOd brought mo out all light.'*—Mlu Lumrs, checks lhe COugh and gives Dr. Wooten found that the chart l.AVUU Myrks, Box 74, Massena, N.Y. relief at once.-Mr. W. 8. Wilkins, exactly fitted this part of (ho coast Gates. N. C. wrilest “I used Dr. nnd it did not lake him long to de­ Young Glrla, Heed This Advice. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honcy in a case termine that The treasure spot was given up as hopeless and it effected on Matagorda Island. QMa who an tnobU with a complete cure.” Gel a bottle nf For four consecujive sensory ho Dr. Ball's Pine-Tar-Honcy. ' If has been going down there, making doo,should immediately your cough is dry and hacking lei his headquarter* at Pori O'Connor it trickle down the rhronf. you will while he took daily cruises over lo i to health by taking Lysurely get relief. Only 25c. al your the island for lhe purpose uf con­ Druggist.—Adv. ducting his search. Niles churches hair united In nn evangelistic campaign and n tab­ ernacle seating 2.000 people has been erected iu which to conduct Hie meetings. The Stephens par■ ty of evangelists, who conducted a tnccessful series of meetings In kiwaginc about a year ago, will have charge of tbe meetings. We know good coal and fill our bins with it. Buy Majestic Coal CLAIM THEY FOUND WHITE’S TREASURE IN STERLING I 4 UVES A GIRI and MORE COAL Buying coal is an art by itself To the inexperienced, a pile of coal looks much like another pile uf coal. Then, too, some piles of coal all look alike, and only the experienced buyer knows that one pile is GOOD coal and the other poor. A man buys two loads of coal, one from one yard and the other load from another yard. They both look alike and both cost the same, but one has 25 per cent Greater Heating Qualities than the other—that is because . the dealer knows GOOD COAL. WHEN YOU BUY COAL FROM US YOU GET THE HIGHEST HEATING VALUES FOR YOUR MONEY. OUR REPUTATION IN­ SURES YOU. ’ Edmonds The Elevator Men rothers Phone 18 Hastings, Mich School Report A Familiar Scene. Now, here-'comes the most eXcil-|Dr. Woolen stood-on guard all Tlie following is the report of ing pari of the wonderful story. Il night outside of the room where Hills after hills. Bullis sclinol, Disl. No. 9 Johns­ seems that Lafltte must have had they wen* (•laced for safekafiptiig. A sea of billows. town for 1st month of school end­ in his possession a duplicate of Hie! He walked uji and ttown tile bent And everywhere a brook ing Sept. 25, 1914. ancient chart nnd tlial il was found; hour after hour with a ritlo on Ills Willi feathery willows a few months ago among some old!shoulder ni"’ ,wn I’Wol* hanging No. days taught. 20. papers in tho little iui<*bln in-Yu-i from his belt. Outside the noh*| Total attendance, 5WX4. Fern-sccnled woods entan, where the French pirate] Mr."Lightfoot ami Mr. Harrell, both Average daily attendance, 29 plus. In evenglade died. Al nny rate. Dr. Woo'ien re-j armed to the ledli. patrolled all N, boys enrolled. 15. Where ghostly silver birdies reived information from an old; entrances lo .the building. No. girls enrolled, 15. Haunt the shade Total enrollment, 30. . niter cajdain thrie who had car-j Some surprise was exprcsseil Percentage of attendance. 07 plus. rii'd him out to Matagorda Island । w|h,n found that Mr. Har­ Fringing I hi* ronita, mony limes that a mysterious Nex- ri,|| wa, nni going to accompany Thi* happy summer flowers Those neither absent nor lardy: lean was wondering over the island n,,. treasure boxes tn Austin along While laxity awrjy Bertha Willison. Marguerite Ward, M-eking to locale a jmi of money wilh Dr. Wwten ami Mr. LightClair Buxton, Holla Babcock,* Clar­ Tho summer hours. by means of an ancient-looking. f(M,u buL it Wil4 sai<J (|,nl he n._ ence Taylor. Lyndell Bird. Zena* chart, lhe cult.r skipper was mained a few days lunger wilh the Talmage, Ethel Bird, William At hide and seek enough in Dr. AVootens confidence view ..r ........ n —i then* <■----<>f making sure Hint Wurd. I.uclla Talmage, -Clarence Among tin* maple trees, lo know lhe meaning of the latter's was no more of tho wealth on I Im The sun in varied mood Balicock, Haney McCarty. Wini­ visits across the bay. island. fred VanSickle, Harry MeCarty." Plays through Lhe leaves. Now that some one else was also Dura Tnlinadge, Ellie VanSycle. hunting for (his hidden wealth, no Wide pastures bare. Sylvia Habroi-k. Mildred . ............. Miller, lime was Jo he lost, decided Dr. With lichen covotijd racks; M'Wis, Babcock. Dorothea Ward, Kentucky has a new child Inlmr Woolen. Bui what about legal Almw*, lhe marketed clouds Dortha Trick and Bernice Mclx*e. which is unique in that it. for­ eomidicalions should he find the law Mrs. Ward and ilaughler visited Iri'nsure.ninl Hii' Mexican'put In a bids street work for boys under It school Friday aftennKm. *• —Marin K. Lnmb. age. It also includes the claim for It? Dr. Wootert decided H-hour ;years ofilay The 3rd grade painted the “SunJikymir—limit. far. In lake ”Mn Ligiilfboi into HTe iJOTmrtrftrtrtwtr —----- ■.----dangerous occupation*, including M'hetne as his legal adviser. Tho , mines, and the 2i-year limit for ' Haiti ’ s 1913 imports were valued I We received premiums nn four spirit of possible advenlun* appeal- .night mea.*u'iiger.4. . things al the Hastings fair. ••■I tn Mr. Lightfoot ami he agreed lo accompany Dr.- Wooten down : here and search for the fortune to­ gether. They arrived at Port tl'lamnor nnd arranged to go over the island while it was still dark in the early hours of lhe following! morning sn ns to prevent nny notice being Inken v>f their departure by, the guest* ofjlhe hotel. In order ly do Ijis cruising about] the b.iycjuid inlets with privacy Dr. I Having decidad to spend the winter In the south, with the Idea of making my homo Woolen! kept a gdsoline Inuncli. He amV Mr. Light foot boarded the there, I will have an auction sale at my farm, 2 1-2 miles west of Hastings, on tha river little Vessel ami cast off to make road, 20 rods west of the Chidester school house, on section 14, Rutland township. The sale the voyage across lhe bay when they heard the puff puff of another will be on gasoline launi'li just in frryit of them in the darkness. They list­ ened and back of them floated the resonant voice of some one singing: 'Three men sat on a dead man's chest; • . Commencing at 1 o'clock p. nt, I otter the flowing deoertbod property: ' Oh ho! and a bucket of blood. CouldJt be parlies? The two! treasure' hunlcrs laid.hold, of their] IIORSE& trusty weapons but the muflledl Single harness Third-horse horuess sound nf the engine of tbe othe/] IIhxmI marc, 7 yrs. old. good driver, cily broke, Single harness, new boat grew more distant and the marc roll by side, 3 num ths old FARM TOOLS. singing ceased. Feeling somewhat CATTLE. „_______ j Cutter Pair (hclltating 1m»1»s, good ones reassured Hint nn immediate attack Cow. 4 yrs. old. froth lost June 2 M*atnd buggy «*-j — Road wagon, good one upon them wa* to be made they| Durham cow, 12 yry. old. dur Felt. 19 2-borac Ohio riding cultivator, new headed for the island, arriving Spotted <‘ow, 7 yrs. old, due Nov. 21 valor 5-tool h cultivator 2-tiotM* riding cultil___ ___ there without further incident. To Jersey and Durham licifrr, 2 yrs; old. due 2 double shovel cultivators their great surprise they conic Fcb y 26 (Hit er 99 plow, nearly new across Mr. Harrell busily employed Holstein and Durham heifer calf, 8 mos. old Spring tooth drug, nearly new digging a hole in the ground a few Jersey and Durham heifer calf, 6 mos. old Stoiie.bout, new Hay rake rods inshore. At first Mr. Harrell Yearling heifer 3i Holstein MHtarmlck rtiower, good condition was reticent ns to his purpose, but Helfer calf, 3 wks. old, M Holstein One-horse Hoo*dcr wheat drill in as much as he saw (hat Imih Dr. One-liurse corn and bean planter HOGS AND POULTRY. Wooloti and Mr. Lightfoot also car­ Iron frame 18-toolli lever drag 3 shoals, wt. about 150 lbs. each ried spades the i bought came lo Jihics chain driirniowrr SIkmU, wt. about 50 ||>s. him that they word there for the Culling box and corn shellnr About 200 hens und chickens , ■' same purpose n« hinisclf. There Wheelbarrow, new wfls a, complete confession all MISCEI.LAXEOLS ARTICLE& around.. It seems that Mr. Harrell About IM' tons timothy liny had visited the i-iand several years About 600 ft. of lumber und 2xi’s. HARNESS. previous and had observed the All small tools used un farm Set double heel chain harnrire. Mexicans hunting around for buri­ Other articles nol mentioned ed treasure, ami mat for vacation divertisement hojlecided he would I Offer My 40 Arre Farm. Good House, Barn ant! Other Buildings A t Private Sale. do a Hille exploring on his own ac­ count. Weil, lhe upshot of il was that Mr. Harrell was taken into partnership in the scheme. What these three men did during lhe ensuing ten days is full of deep mystery to tbe people of Port O'­ Connor. who were well aware that Taoctm-. AH lumi of $5.00 or under, ceih. Over they were engaged in some kind of 1 Grillo, that amount one yeera' time will bo given xvork out of the ordinary. At any rale, excitement enough to do |he on bankable notee with Interest ot 6 per cent No property re­ litlb’ town for many days was caus­ moved until settled for. ed when a parly of fishing excuraionist* who had been over to Ma­ tagorda Island rushed into town, and announced that two big chests of gold coin had been removed from a hole in the ground n short dis­ tance from Pass Cavallo, and that Hie three Austin men who were the discoverers of the wealth*. A little later the Wooten launch ran up to the pier and the boxes were unloaded. They were so heavy that the united strength of the three! men could hardly lift them-. How firecious their contents were may k» imagined when U is staled that AUCTION SALE Wednesday, Oct. 14th LUNCH FOR THOSE COMING FROM 4 DISTANCE. Shelter for horses If it storms. GEORGE BENEDICT, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY AUCTIONEER WILL GORHAM CLERK � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-10-15.pdf fb0027003bfe392c8f2a07a9adb5747d PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY Circulation Greater Than All Other Barry County Papers Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR om fiIEHSION SCHOOl , THE JL ■ ■ .J 20 PAGES GRANO RAPIOS UNION HIGH DEFEATS HASTINGS 66-0 TT A STTNGS -■ ■ a w JL B X. BANNF/R JLfxjLX 1 J. 1 JJJJLw. m HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OQT. 15, 1914 NOTED SPEAKER FOR BROTHERHOOD MERING COURT STR0WBRID6E BITTEN RY A RAHLESBAKE THURSDAY I. M. C. A. WORK IS PROGRESSING RAPIDLY PART ONE-1 TO 8 * TRY BANNER WANTS If You Whh to Sal! or Buy. Becauea Everybody Reads The BANNER. { NUMBER 24 cmonM&No'AIIUAL CHHISTIAI ENDEAVOR RALLY I Hasting* Musicians' Work Appre- | Prompt Art Ion on Hi* Part and Ahl of n Phyidclaa Lead to Quirk rintrd by I hr FJVIoii (xmnly Recovery. TO BE GIVEN BY INSTIll (TORS ........„........ Court Slrowbridge Of Baltimore. E<H H<.R<H WUrmns TDTYL.; Il lias been the hard luck of Ihe WILL BE IIEIJ) AT MKTHIIIIIST had an experience Thursday afliri, AND FIELD AGENTS (IF MICH. ING ill MF.MBI-.ILs. AUK w.i* gr'-ally appni-iaied by Clr.irUII HLII PARLORS NEXT Ha.-tiiig* high school fool l«ali elev­ noon, about 5 o’clock. Which he will 1 AGRICULTURAL <X)l'.I.F.GE en lo play its Ural games with some ORGANTZED. hrtfe fair-goer-, aeordmg to slaleMONDAY NIUIIT. not soon forget. He was gather ­ very- mature and well-developed ing butternuts witli his son, Mr. S. teams. On Saturday, the Union Hepiihliean shaking tin* tree and hi* !*>>- gnth-i high scliool eleven of Grand Rap­ CHAPLAIN E. H. L0U6HER FOOR SUBJECTS WILL |w || „ REPORTS OF VARIOUS ering the nuts. .Havmg <lom* a1 HASTINGS ANO MIDDLEVILLE ids di'fenhxl Hnstifigs 06 lo 0. The I borough job of shaking tin* tree, -’"s'SOCIETIES ARE REQUESTED BE DISCUSSED HERE CRIMINOLOGIST AND LECTURER Court clinic down io |teln his son SCHOOL SOFTS. HEAD GROUPS music al Hie fair II oulplayed thi* local learn, which 1 lilt ») .IV * gal tier Hie nuts, and was in the act pul up a g<Hwl defensive contest and gave an exrep >.f picking up a handful when u laical Work Will Be Under Hie showed much improvement since Will Be Guest of Honor mid Speak­ rattler cut loose al Mm. burying Bible Sillily Topic by Older Boy' and Mr,’ Km tin* game with the Normal Hcserves stamp* him m er. Big Supper Squad. Glee his fang* deep in the left liaiDl. jit-, NujicriInIoii of the Agriculture on tin- preceding Saturday. The ability." . s. suckl'd out the jiuison the Im**l Id Club to Furnish Music. Teacher, Hr. Kehler. Held Saturday was water-soaked, I lie Head (Touch." could and called to hi* neighbors The first meeting of Hie Method­ for assistance by lelephon>*. Frank The one*weck extension scliools and. fumbles were very frequent. Four groups of lioys. totaling a From the start, it was evident Hint ist llnillierhood will be- held next are being introduced in many <>f train Ihe 'Hastings player* would have a Monday evening al 7 o'clock. It will Blivin brought him to town in hi* Hie towns all over Michigan. They ganized. umler Hie supervision of hard linn* to keep Ihe score down. start out with a memliership of well auto, and he was taken l>> the Mat- Hie Barry (ki)ihfy Committee of tin* consist of a live-dny course of two excellent music Sl.rnighl line-bucking yielded the toward 300; a line supper lo. I»* hvIuriH each day on the following visitors 40 tioinls m the llrsl half. very kindly prepared a r.*>m for Y. M. C. A. during the pasf week. diiy. This was served by a supper squ.'ul of with him. .subjects: Horticulture, agricultur­ Dr. MrGuffiu wa* smnhion- Before another week lias gone, it In tin* third quarter, the visitors in­ al engliicerriiig, farm lioukkcrpitiK troduced a numlxT of sulistitule* Ruiiri t (Look as captain, and one of vd. gave thq proper antidote*, and the best unit most interesting adami home economics. into the control, and ' Hie local.* dressi's ever lieard in Hastings, one next morning Mr. Strowi>ridge left similar club* Will be kiunclicd. from nppvnranci>*. they were all ThO following topics will bo dis­ were aide (o hold them lo one making a total of 75 Iwiys interested th>*r*'. m the all-round winter program of j --------------------------worthy of any Chat annua platform. cussed under the dirferenl subjecj.-: touchdown, Hastings showed up The gm**l of honor will Im* Chaplain nr.) ....................... !SUPERVISOI'Sn“B" Horticulture. ju*l as strong m the last quarter E. H. Ixiugher, crimiiKdogist, orien­ FIND SKELETON OF MISSING tally held in Calhoun county Propagation—Grafting and hud- and forced Union high to tight for tal traveler and lecturer, who al BOY DURINB CANOE TRIP kind is cninpo*ed of eleven older j FOR AUTUMN SESSION every inch of ground. Both teams present is chaplain of Jackson pris­ ding. Layers and cuttings. ' high schmd Iwiy* of Hustings. Supt. -------------Orchard Operation—Planting and tried many forward passes but the on. and who tins made splendid use cure of young orchards. Pruning eoiidllion of 4he Held made their of that mid other similar jdares to Chas. Sherwood and Eveson Brik Eiigage Only in Rcgiihir Routine j the county. Barry county, with successful tuniii|mlull<m impossible. l>riuciph*s. . make a llrsl-hnud study of crimi­ Made on Mnnlslee River Dis­ Work. Will Visit County ;thirteen societies, should iviv.*'r)ma* follow*: I'rcsidr'iit. Curtis Hot - ' Ilii*linus succeeded with onb pass nals, and Hie causes, leading lo the Pruning practices. Fan'll on Friday. cover) of I nt crest in Mesick. tom; vice president. Gardner C.hid-1 Spraying—Insects ami diseases tlirouglioiit the game, and file' visi­ commission of crime. e*ler; secretary. James Radford: and their control. Spraying m.i- tor* failed tilleriy Jo make one iwss, Chnrlerf Sherwood* ami Evesoti Chaplain ' Ixmglicr's subject will The their nuluiim The loyal fans cheered for Hast­ ierinls and mixture.*. Spraying Berk, both enthusiuU| young ca­ treasurer. Hubert Bronson. rally a «m* ings to score in the final minutes of b.* "The Shackle* of the World." noeists. returned on Monday even­ ■■i|ui|>menl. No man has had a better opportuni­ < ■*. «.111.11, Mrkniahl. <,.-ral.l ...................... w',|| bn.ak lion in our heart* and minds fr>*m Orchard Soil ’Management—Till­ the game, hut Union's heavy play­ ty to know “the underworld" than ing from a trip down |li>- Manistee . n.„,lar work. Ommiltee They staritsl at the hrnd- SHemkr. la*''-™- SuUun. Karl age,'cover crops, fertilizer*.Thin­ ers |>rev«*nl«*d them from reaching Chaplain Izmgher, and what he will river. *zm. Harold Hnuvenir ami Maurice work .......... Th„ any dangerous points. Most of the ning fruit, especially with refer­ say idsnil crime, criminal* and the wnters of the river allDeward add X‘O’>*’|'* supervisors will equalize on the must be dilligrnt if w< ence'lo apple*. Harvesting and vi*il4ir.*' gains were made on fake altitud)* of society toward ex-con­ lilays. a delayed pass netting gain* stream in 10 days. ^Jiggers *ay The -Middleville group i.« under findings of th>* stale tax commisgrading. , victs will Id* well worth hearing. Ihe leadership of Supt. G. O. Dox- sioner*. They will pay their an- offering a C Hint the st'rea'in is .35d miles Jong. ApricuHural Englm-ering. c.-um* acquainted with this* trick. Concerning Chaplain Isiugher a* a They saw many .kind- of small ta>ler. wlm D*renlly moved to that | mini visit to Hie county farm on Water systems for count ry Roush, Bishop and Eckert played n si>)*nk)*c. wa» give *ome comments of game mu village, where he has already nfade < Friday. Tin* work of Hd- board ieir active-meniberhonitxg Sewage dis|Hisnl by means giMsl offensive gainev while Ketch­ the uress in this and other states: many fri)*ii)l*. Officers wen* elect- j next week wil" • • >imr society may be. and bear. of si'fitie tank'and drainage. Light­ am and Barnes played the best de­ A man in the prime nf life, with interest, but the evenijnf .. __ ... , . -. Bryaif. lion of jmilior. examiner ami n strong, clean personality and an noy wu* a discovery’ whi ing system* for the farm. Rope*. fensive iMisilioiis. Packard; county" ptHif understanding heart, he crf*ab*s kmd» mid splices. Plmmiug farm 't he summary and lineup.: of great interest lo me iiIhhiI him an nlrhnsphrre that barn*. l-'eiiciiig. (>ntcrrte con­ ti-)*asini*r. Sliirb* Griffith. Union (IMi) llaslinps (0) struction. -Gas engine operation. arouses latent manhood ami a desire, other members are I'. Cobb. It. in A n PUADTCD to be somctliiiig better than Hiey Silo cimstniclion. Proleclion of Dunhrook .. . e Barnes While Hie young men were being Smith, C. Shirw. S. Braun. ().• Ka«*- «• "• B. UHArltn FiilKtM*iii«*r . I. I ................ Kcicliain hav)' been.—Christian Inlelligeiireiy farm buddings -from . lightning. cheh*. U Welton. M. Nichol* , URLD FIRST ■ MEETING Hammond I. a Want and M. Ilartx r. This ohhinizaliofi nCLU ITS rindl cc,inQ Boston. Ma.«s. Care and housing of farm machin­ them of a Imy who had been ery. l’aw«T for farm mid domes- Earl Cross .. ,c.Steinke. W. Horton The human interest lecture, “The drowned last April and wlio*e |um)v will meet Wednesday evenings. It*’ -. g Hnrtnn im*mlH*rship includes the.leader* of : liilerrMlng Brports of Fourteenth had never been found, iliinkinc Blanford I Morlau Ixmglier. yesterday afternoon, wa* nothing more of what they liad Illi* .Middleville high *ciiool. Slulr Eunferenrr Were I'urm Management aitd ■. o...-. Eckert Knowlton someLhiiig grand mid of vital iin- been told lh>* young men ronlimiBookkeeping. Brawn .. [. b Bollum Gerald Nash i* the lender of lli.* Given. |>or(nnce lo tin* whole human nice. ’. h Bishop The varioii* types uf farming We an* only sorry that every citi­ The first meeting of ib«- Emily gone alxiiil half a mile when they organized in Barry county. These I. h Roush common in Mirhigun will l><* di*- 1 zen did not hear it. ■ Montevideo saw , mime elotliing on Hie banks. have elected officers as follows: Virginia Mason Chapter- l». A. It. , eiis*ed from III)* slamliMdiil-of prof­ Ilnni*h f. b limivenir Daily American/ Monloviiieo. Minn. They were startled to find Unit its ntrti success possible and onnln-l Fiiiul M*m«*: Union i'si. Hastings (htr county president has cent Chaplain E. H. Ixmgher. of Jack­ They I...,,..- ... ur.. ~n„r. nation* advisable under Jocai con- 0. ’ Scon* by quarters— Union 27, son prison, addressed a mass moil­ they had found a skeleton. ■«l" ...... jmi.r™,,,.- nuul ..-rTl......... ............................. .................. ■lilions. . Hasting* 0; Ijiion 40. Hastings (i; ing al Ann AiImh* Sunday..and made returned al once Io Mttiek and un­ roll Boles; treasurer, Hubert Pike filled ihe father of the missing hoy. II,.- usual Uu-im-.s »ns Iran.y .... uk. Instructions will also ba given In Union 53. Hasting* 0: Union <kl, a decided Tut. He gave his famous who with olliers. al once hurried and Harry Yuunit. ”'■'•■■ ■ *'• arn.ll .............. -ram. a „,ur farm Itookkeeping. Difficult and Hastings 3. Ilnmsh 3, Elmer Cross lecture. "The Shackles of Hu* to th>- spot and n>ok qharge of- Ihe i-uiikI., rctiM, . ... .. . .- । * the ; ’member by from IhZForl I.' •’Jesus. Hie Head Coach" eii ys .is im* o' ir I,,"? Itransfer complicated mrthnds will bi* avoid- ■3. Goals from toitclidown.*—Brown World," which was heard willi in­ remains. ,X ‘~ — ^-r <>/ Rouir. N. Y. uudy text l~ Stniivvix CliniRet sulij.-ci .if Ihe Jhiile -I...... be givpu In conclusion, please remember ) i| and tillenlimi willI l»* ~l-— In ' o. • Jlfiferee—StephinuU Umpire— terest by a Id# nlidienre.—Evening ill Inti) V’.i,-,- inlenoding r«*ports were the following point* about Un> Barwhich Hie Older buys will lidm iir. up Very t ho aimplusL system which afflke.s lfinckli*y. Press. for the next thirteen week*. In nd- given Ilf Hie fniiiivenlli stale'con­ u enmprohonsivi) reconl Nationally lie is known a* one of TWO GOOD AUCTION SALES ference nt Kulimiiiziiu by the regent doiiuoii the-farm.-, hi ad­ BARRY COUNTY’S SHARE Hu* lending authorities in Hu* coun-i t. Hastings. Nov. rt-7, RAI. ADVERTISED THIS WEEK iiy on crime and criminals. — (bti) I lo Hits, lessohs will be givTHE C.llt IlCH IN I.ARGE practical laika ami impromptu IliiM-lla Guudycai. .BEILS.-------------------------h a more' complete .•y*s|i*m OF STATE'S BIG TAXES lz.cn Press. Jackson, Mich. i is norcMary if it is intended Besides Hu* supper and the lec- iThe Adis, nn Another Page of This speaking, ami social session* ami alldeiic work. The younger boy* 1 meiding was -nf unusual importance In keep a cost account ing .record of lure, Ito- Brotherhood Glee Club hili). Issue Will Give Full Par­ <>n the I Taxpayer* of County Will lie inlrr- will furnish special numbers for the will study “Men Who Dare)!." which ■ m .i- much us it wa* held at Hie Hie different enterprises <.r, ticulars. is bas«*)l on Ihe h<*ro)** of the Old lime of Hi of the one ' rated in Direct Information as meeting. The Glee Club consists of farm. Testament. Home Economics. the following: First tenors, J. F. Cost of Trouble of 2 Yrs. Ago. Black, A. II. Brill, Ira Peck: second ‘ There Is no difficulty about in. The planning nf rational diet. Wm. Rhodes lias sold his farm so .Barry county taxpayers are in­ amazon Chapter was named. Selection and care of food sluffs. terested in the outcome of the tenors, L«*o Burton. John Freeman. will hnvr an auction sale al Hu* 1 Ed Powers; first Jiass, (’.. A. Mackey. premises % mile soulh and H mile social ion program." slate* County William Cumming Story ’ of dividual responsibility A. C. Wilcox, F. E. Ellsworth; sci-- west of the Striker^< h<Mi| house, mi Secretary p. C. Vandrrcook. "Tli’c York. President General. Mr*, i iioinu* sanitation. : been interested in many years. All nnd has*. A. (’. Brown. Ed Mattoon lies in getting the leader­ Abbott <>f New Hampshire. Vice section It. Baltimore township, sale difficulty ' of them have fell Hie burden of and C. G. Maywood. to begin nt one /clock. Lunch ship willing to make the sacrifice Pd*.*. General and Mr*. J. C. Bur- w**u recent unusual slate taxes hut it Y> for those cofDtm^' from a,distance. of ! lime enough to make tin's)* group roughs, ofrrespondiiig. Secretary The crnnoi/iir 'and Social aspects may not lie known Io many of them MRS. BE: Isdh interesting and worth The list iiicliiics a driving indro, 2 meetings 1 that the appropriations approved WORK ON BOULEVARD of dress. Already several appeals chmrman. Miss Florenc* ki-ows. heifer. Vsleer.*. rt shoals, twiine while. ' The lectures on the above sub­ hy Governor Ferris bnmglil tn Barry County Union. have been made by hoys for more IS NOW PROGRESSING poultry. 200 shocks corn, ft) bushels 1 jects will be given by Hie instrue- Burry county nn increased tax of in attendance. such nrganizntinns. but whether or Oats, some hay and potatoes, farm ! glliJMI.VI. these can he launched will d>*i tools, etc. Henry Flannery will cry not 1 The entire stalo tax for Ihe Fer­ ilroadnay. Bptween Green 'S|.\and the sale, gifii Agricultural College. All peo­ See the nd*, for further) I ple wishing to lake in the lectures ris. administration was gl-i.7IB.74B.Ujty- Park, Wlll^he Made . )*nlisted mid [ Alice Lotii*)* McDuff>*>* of KalnmiiI*' di inforriuilion nboul date, terms, etc. can ' must )-nr<’ll before Gctolier .«Hh. K‘.». almost three million tlnllnrs in j yy ' Beautiful. A Tool eomtrained (hl? It may seem zoo. vice regent; Mr*. McElwain wa* and 50c must accompany each <*n- excess of the stale lax permitted hy Mrs. L. B. Guppy. yWork on the section of |w»ul»’rollnienf. This is to defray Hie Hie Osborn administration. groups this first y>*ar. ami h’nvejioe hi prevent de*)Having Yen!rd her-farm, known 'Vard on Broadway between Green etpnnses of hiring a hall or place them a *uc»H*.** h)*cau*e of proper flag.' . as the Will Johnson farm.-about : street and the cily park Is pro­ of meeting. The '. enrollment i* M. 0. TO INSTALL A supervision, than to launch inore[ Refreshments W)*r» gressing this week and this will 3S miles mostly north of Irving than <wi_be given the proper al-j social limu* cnjoynL limited to fifty, to *>'l in early. Charles -L, )|)*cc;L*ed* pafuui: POSITIVE BLOCK SYSTEM be one of the mosrottractive-por ­ village, on section 17.- Irving lowu- lenrthn? —=—:------riUchelief. ma«rni. _ ...f-—Rgstiints'Hiis is Hie chance for the farmer ------------- ' tions of the city after Hie work is ;t.<H|g<* No. F. .V \. M . coinlucTen lo get- .irquainU'd with . Ihe city C. Thomas finished.Cement eurbingh - for an nuclion sale. Oruiiiii/p Alumni .Toirn. -Ivlu) uuptLLxxiv*- rite* >»f .Hie ftaivix man's need* and ferine city map In will be Hie auctioneer; Walter TRAIN KILLS HORSE gel nvqmiiuled with the farmer's Forre of Operators Between Jack­ the parking will bo placed in the llnywnrd clerk. This will be a middle of Ihe street and shrubs son and Grand Rapids lm-reivM*d idmhIm. so let ns all gel logetlier for TIED TO A COAL-CAR log all day sale, with hot lunch at organizing a leant coiiiimi a general round-up. /. By Eighteen. \ ' aqiI trees will bo*planted after Hie noon. Mt*s. Guppy ulfers four wcrtmid of parking are completed. Previous to litis year, this w.irk /The division of Hie M. C. ft. ft. 1X horses, three cows, live pigs 25 kA large quantity of earth will he Fnrmer al Nashville Used Car In­ sheep, some geese, ducka and tur ­ e funeral Grange, but this year li e HastinjJ tween Jackson and Hustings will be rnmi>ve<l until Ihe proper grade is keys. a large list of desirable farm stead of Ililching-Posl and LafeLmade as safe as imssible by the-in­ reached. < ■ J parly. High School will nd ns Ihe hjtnl stallation of a complete positive llorsc and Buggy. The work is In charge of City tools, a lol of miscellaneous ar­ cmnrnillri*. under IhA supervision hlock system, which will become Engineer Tobias and will lie com­ ticles, 10 tons of Jiny. a lot of corn, A •farmer, wlmsr name is unof Hie teacher of Agriculture. Ad­ rffei’tive Sunday when IB additional pleted within a few weeks. Many oats ami ground ,f**e<l. See the dress nil correspondence to R. N. operators will be added Io the forc­ compliments are heard for Hie adv. on another page for date, drove lo Nashville. Tuesday night, Kehlei? Hasting*. Mich., can- Hast­ es already on the line. The Hast­ council for pushing this work. terms, and* full particulars. ami f.o ->im>* unexplainable t>*a-*ni ■ ings High School. ings office will be removed to the Hastings needs beautifying hy tied his horse to a coal-car standing;' freight station, where .Messrs Wat- means of public work, and it might DEMONSTRATION OF MAJESTIC on Hie siilmg, instead of using nc Interested In Amendment. kin*. Hubbard and Rogers will>give ns well bo begun on Broadway ,as hi(cliing-|Hi*t. A short linn* later ; RANGES AT GOODYEARS' Hu* wesi-liound passenger train c H. any whCro else. About 50 members of Hie Modern continuous telegraph service. The BANNER feels sure that Ihe people of Barry Co. will Woodmen mid Macrabee lodge.* at­ A. Foster of Valparaiso. .Ind., will came along and struck the vehicle • wish lo eooifcrnle with thr local, committees in making Barry Drain Commissioner Busy. and the horse, cutting the poor'; tended Ho* fraternal meeting.* call­ have charge of the tmy new station Comitii Hralili Week accomplish the greatest possible good by An operator reducing hirgclv the niinuul death nite of nearly 100 in this county ed Monday> evening by eveiiiiiK ii .» Chairman i.ii.oiioun G. »>- al Quimby. **■......../• ......... will also Drain Commissioner 1). E. Bird­ Special Prizes arc Io .be. Given j beast in two The train crew madeh io .proli-st pg^nst I Ilf I IM* placed in the Morgan station. Children Tuesday. Demonstni- . a vain ftearen for the hxly of theb from discuses that mudern Science lias provcli lo Im* preventable. sall is busy these day.*. He has amendment to the slate constitu­ man whom they su|i|x>s<*<l hu<l oc-j; advertised for sale on October 29. Some of this country's most noted hm-ii mid women, noted for Hon Entire Week. tion. which many emtsider ilelrlCiipied IId* buggy. Il was then dis-'* the Woodland and Castleton drain, llirlr expert knowledge of thr caused' mid cure of diseases once Gives Mrs. Eggleston Decree. As has been their, custom for iii>*nlal to fralernities. A fraternal covercil that, (lie horse hud been); classed as fatal, but now known to lx* pervratable, will be hi HilsIn an opinion Hied by Judge which is designed tn rescue scores After an hour’s^ worker named Harris, from Chica­ Smith, he gives Mrs. Mary Town­ of acres of kind between the two years past the firm of Goodyear lied In the cnu. tings for that week, and will tell us in plain mid understandable go. and Mrs..Timh*y. of Grand HnpThe. * langunttr wliat wr can do to groally reduce Hie fearful lull of prevent' tin* Bros., hardware dealers of this city- delay •tin* tram proceeded. send Eggleston n decree of divorce townships and to . ill*, wore prijseiit amriirgm'd against from Frank Eggleston. human life now taken by preventable discaWs. If uii epidemic of Eggles­ drowning of a road every spring. are to have iu big demonstration of name of.th)* horse's owner could not ; . hog cholera had invaded Barrs Co. there would lie no luck of in-' Hu* proposed nmi'iidmenl. ton's half interest in the property On Saturday, Mr. Birdsall will have Majastic Ranges all nt next week, be (lien obtained. IcreM Im-ciiiisc of the llnam-hil lire, it would involve. Surely wr is void, on condition that Mrs. Eg­ surveyed the Mack and Manning October 19 to 21. A special dem­ Resigns From Progressive Ticket. drain in Baltimore township. This ought lo lie far more interested in helping to stump out *ueli gteaton pay him the num of S2ix> drain will be thoroughly cleaned. lirevrntuhh* disease* us tulierculosis. Burry ('.ountv people liuvr onstrator from the factory will be C. II.-Thomas, nominee for pros­ The Woman'* Christian Temper­ for imprnvemonta which tie made SeAerai more weeks of work will tin* opportunity to hear during G>mm! Health Week, such people present, (he entire, lime to give his ecuting attorney on the Progrvsance Union will meet al Hu* Wes­ on the premises after ihe pair were ns Dr. Victor Vaughn. President of tile American Medical Society; The information reveal­ be necessary before Surveyor Geo. undivided illenlion to explaining leyan Methodist i‘hiUN-11 October married. Burgess completes his work mak­ Dr. Warthin. Hie nation’s forrmpst authority-on moral hygiene; withdrawn from the ticket. Mr. 20th. at 2:30 p. m.. Ia*ader, Nellie ed from I lie stand during the case ing the map of the drainage basin I the merits .of Majestic Ranges. Dr. Caroline Bartlett Crane, an authority on siinitntion; Dr. Hu h. Thomas is the flfth candidate to Bump. Topic. “First Tilings First." was of a very distasteful nature. of Hie Little Thoniapple drain. A special offer is made io the withdraw from the Progressive a specialist on children's diseases; Dr. Elsie PralL State Dairy ami • A paper by Celia Pennock and an Eggleston is now in »he cage await­ FozmI ('.oiuiiiis*ion<*r Hr I me. and the rxpcrts.of the Stale Board of children on Tuesday and souvenirs ticket. address by Rev. Badder nf.lhi’ llas- ing arraignment in circuit court for Mr. Thomas stales that Died in 95th Year. lirallh; Dr. Sh'inmons health officer of Gram! Rapids; Miss Carol in wilhdrawiag. he b« in no way oxI breaking into .Mrs. Eggleston's will be given. Ihigs Wesleyan Methrtdisl. chujeh. F. Walton, secretary of the-Michigan Vssociution for Hie PreMrs. A. L, Devine, aged i»i years, We hopirfor a good attendance of home-and hurling a chair nt the Hundreds of Majestic ranges are pressing any less dr' loyally to the v'entinit of Tubrreulosis; Dr. Sawyer, argent of the University; died on October 9 al the home of head of a lady visiting her. He says that he could not nieniemliers and visitors. in use in Barry’ county and they parly. Dr. Darling, of the University, a specialist on cancers und Chas. her daughter, Mrs. p. D. Abbott, for financial reasons accept the SECRETARY. N. (’.arson, giiprrintendrnl .of th)* big Cadillac Automobile factory 437 E High street. Deceased was are giving general satisfaction. It office and give his'linie lo th)* duTwo Games With Charlotte. at Detroit, who will icll why hr refuses to employ a riuarelle a pioneer of Hillsdale county, going Leg-Bmiklng Cjiw> Adjourned. The iTigh school foot hall' team there from New York state many will be an interesting and busy day tics^and that it would bo unfair of smoker in his plant. Dr. Warthlq ami Mr. Carson will also ad­ him. to allow cleelbra ti> vole for The examination of Albert Cnln- will play on this Wednesday af­ years ago. dress the young men of Ihe high scIumHs of Hastings, Middleville She had' resided with at Goodyear's. They have a spe­ him under the*)* circumstances hro, the Ilnlian held in jail for ternoon in Charlotte. cial half page adv. in the BANNER On next Niro. Abbott since I3sl March. and Nashvilic und possibly of Freeport. when they might choose between throwing a. fpiiow countryman Wednesday afternoon. Cnarlolle ’ A great privilege, a great opport unity and a great niruns of Death resulted from lagrippe. this week, lolling all about the candidates who will accept, rhe of­ .from n wagon breaking his leg will play a return game at the fair She leaves' four sons and six demonstration. " service jo Barry Ca will be offered through Good. Health Week. fice. He also states that the peo­ during the fair, has he<*n adjourn­ grounds. Every one interested daughters. The sessions will'be held in the Methodist church, which can seat ple have twice honored him with ed by Justice Gould until Oclnhqr tn foot ball, should attend the 1100 people, and it ought to be packed ut every session. Brief funeral services were.con­ Notice. the office of prosecuting attorney “*21. The examination was to have game in this city. The team is ducted on Saturday by Rev. Mr. No.admission fee to any of Ihe lecture* during Health Meek, I will be in my office every FrfJ and that he would be ungrateful been held nn Monday. Calabro playing excellent ball considering Badder. nor will any collr/tion bo taken. The expense* foe the whole The body was buried in day night and Saturday until fur­ indeezi to pennit any of them to will he defended by an Italian at­ the short lime In which ihn iuem- Woodbridge, Hillsdale county, on ther notice. week hove been provided for. lose lheir votes by casting them torney from Detroit. Ibers have been training. MoQay. . M. I.. Howell. M. D., 2wks for him under the above conditions. Visiting Player* Outweighed Gooch Ihiger*' Embryo Eleven, Which is Fast Improving. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER 15, Wil. Woodland EART WOODLAND. A fine rain has helped Hie wheal. Mrs. Nora Cotton and Mr*. Currie Tyler called on Mrs. St. John Wed­ nesday afternoon. The W. M. A. met Thursday nt the livmr of-Mrs. Cora Cole. There, wn* quite a good attendance. A tim- |hiI luck dinner served and a lol of work don*. A tine report from lb>- annual meeting by Mrs. Bertha Guy added to the interestof the m'i'tadou Our village was riffled unan­ nounced UM W.Nftte«by afternfion I* a bunch or Bull Moosaro headed by H. II. Patleogftl. Progressive candidate fur governor, with 1. Mark Harvey, candidate for emi­ gre** and G. C. Price, cmididiite for register "f decil*. After the bugle cull bv one of the bunch. Mr. her 18, Miss Zilpnh Kilpatrick. Toj»ilanev spoke for a few moments, after which Mr. Pallenaill guv.* Gome! an address l«> a very small number Mr, and Mr« t’.harb t’up'-r. who listened I" lh«* -speaker give life version of (mhlical otfairs, most Sunday. • of Which eiil>>giza<l Vx-Pre». Ri>'’"Mis* Anna Scofield, who s|H-nl pact of la-t week .with her uncle T. prroident. Their slay here wa* Scofield, returned Imine to Jackson. / nboil. and wilhmit tiny entlni-iasm Sunday. LOCAL FIRM SELLS MANY REYNOLDS ASPHALT SHINGLES Product id Grand Rapid* That lln* Stood I hr Most Severe Weather The R. C. Fuller Ounpany. local iumlHT dealer.’, in talking with ilm BANNER •ocrib"' teceully. s|Mike .in the very highest terins of the Reynold* Asphalt shingles, saying that (hey sold many llim;*aiid* of (linir during the scaMin. Also that they had formerly had many cull* for these shingles and hud sold some, but .since taking over.the ex­ clusive agency, they lune dour a frenieiidmi’ mid .'.ili*fnclmy lnisi-1 Hess with ihem. Many home* in! Hu-iiiik- atid’Barry '•'“" • *"•-; gmnmg lo appreciate iti- superior value of the Reynolds .’h.iiglr’. ’ |H*nl Sunday It. may be of interest to the read- tha speeches. Mr. ami Mrs. A. W. Dilleiiback niteiidiil Mr. Dilleiil'ack * regimen­ .f (heir fnlhrc. M, .1. tal reunion at Grand Rapid-. England TbutMlnv. They stopped over -it and Mr*. ' lUnrksville until !*nnd,iy . Veiling !•■ visit their suns Huy mil Clmile.* Mr. and Ml«. and famiJies. Then’, is ron.’ideralile building being dime in (lie village at pres­ Straw*' in Vrmionlent. t’.. E. Is-nnanl is buildii.s a proje-rly tn a considerable • stent and will be used by him in hi* dray Thursday, breftkirig an arm and •• luiwnmce Fan) is doing bnii*ing him*elf quite badly. Doc­ tor McIntyre reduced Hu- fracture puthiiK in dermoi window-. which and Paul i« a* comfortable ns can will Ik* a big improv; men! to hi’ he expected. Albert Barry has a m w beaif fine resideruu*. F. F. IBRiert i? having the east end o' hi-- *!••;• | thresher. building occupied by B. -S. Holly resided with galvanized sheet stud, SOITII BOWNE. which with, th" F. E. Smith build­ Miss Elizabeth Thompson "f ing being erected on the corner, Freeimrt. *|H-nt Sunday with Mt*s Be»|e Benedict. •mr car pouter* all lh-y can Mr. and Mr*. Hulaboum of Mid­ dlebury. Indiana, are guests of Mr. ami Mrs. John Hitchi- ex­ their niece. Mrs. Wesley Blmigti juft to leave for Daytona. Florida. Thursday. They expert to -p-ml and family. Henry Hiram and family visited the winter there, nud if idea* it Sunday with Samuel Stahl mid with thing*, there. CMiilemplate making their permanent home in family of Etindalr. Ixmn Roush, wife and baby visit­ the south. ed Saturday with S. Jackson and Mrs. Carrie Cassel-, who ha* been family of Clarksville and Sunday stieiidiug several Wroks with her daughter in Eaton Rapids, arrived with la-wis llrnirbowef and fam­ ily near Saranac. lh>mi- Saturday evening. Mr., and Mrs.' S. Pender *pent Mr. and- Mrs. DeVere England. Mr. and Mr*. D. S. England and Stmilay with Mr. mid Mi-. Hourj Long and family yf Caledonia. son. Gerald, spept Sunday at Lan*inu and Grund lailge making the GOATS GRfH'E. trip by' mplor car. The Farmers have • oinmeniTd The llr*t number of Un* l.erlnt-" digging their fwtafoes mid report a Course "The American Quartette." go<Hi yield. Ihe mo«t of them slur- given laid Thursday evening wa* very gnewi ami was enjoyed by a full house. The w. c. T. i will meet on Friday, October -jj, iii*lead of fell at public -ah' all .hi* furniture next Saturday afternoon, basing the Uni District convention. ro|M>rl will li»- given by drlrj al thl* meeting with .Mr*. Mary .’ ilrozing* (I. S. Palmelloti. G ami l>. S. England Preaching next Sunday by Mrs. Woodward al the usual hour*. Mr. and Mr-. I. F. Hilbert and Mr. and Mrs. fra l>»tlon of En*t grand who. RtchanL' returned from Woodlaud attended church Sunday J'etO’kev Mominv evening. and -pent ihe remainder of the. d»y Rev. Freelatui and family Wt willi Mr. amp Air*. WiHiarif Sirditi. Monday for Murluman. where he i* Th" 3rd I >i-i 11. I ronvi idimi of M. i-ngagtil a* iastor for the liberal C. M. of the Disciples of tWiri-t F. B. rhurcb, Rev. Ftvwland w.t■Migned -the ba»loral.uf the 5 and fi. . • hurch at Oflawa. but aper vfetlMr. and Mr*. Harb aiding change. Rev. und Mr*. Clark Adam* have moved.in thr parsonage, vac lb*v. Freeland. . John Babbit* and family mu* v'i*ited Mr. and Mr*. .1 Inger. Saturday and Sundi made Ihe trip by auto. Gam home Sunday. day* feriaining the funner's sister from Ohm. fur a few days. George Golden, diolorrd. who came nnrth with C. E. Ruwlader. la«t ’firing and *j>-ul the-Mimmet Iona. Florida. '1 imr.-day. i.l-Hiv. Mrs. Helen Demand was in. Pi'tlervilb’ lu*t week, called Ihri" by and allended Mi** Vim-iia the Hickerson IMi day afternoon. Iliunk our irniiiy fiu-nds. relatives and nBfctilNir- wim -•• kindly- a*». m«|wI it* in the >lrku<.—*aml ileal ii of our little baii.t, Geraldine Reed. e*pe«-ialTy thr ladies of the Bapli*t Cburrh. uiwi for. the kind wmd» lo u* rendered by the R/w. anil Mr». Bella and fur the beaut iCharlie Ibid Ana Family. BANNER WANT AHV8. PAY. E. Bowen, secretary and treasurer;' Harry M. complete shingle mills in the world.' equjppiil with every tip­ convenience and- device. Tim building.* cover a flour apace of <M»x ■SOI) feet and they occupy two floor*. beside* this is a rorkc rushing plant. Ihe premises cbv-l ••ring over -even acre*. Their output in the 1.1*1 year.has been more than one thousand carloads. Although ttie firm handle- in mid out freight of about two thousand The company Im* <li*lributing agencies in. all important cities from New England to the Rocky Mountain* and from Lake 8u|ierior to the Gulf of Mexico. The Rey­ nolds Shingles-are conslnicted of long fibre wool fdt. treated with: ’preinl asjihall runipogiliomt. They nn> first Ihormighly saturated with .•pecially treated asphalt ito as to make them absolutely im|>ervimis tn moisture and are then coated with a heavy coating nf another form ••f a*|ilAill. finally being MuTaced with a mineral grit to protect them from the .element*. rhe comfuiny ha* spent the past (••ii years in the exclVisive maiiufactute of asphalt sliiiigh*’ mid give a positive, teti-year guarantee with their prmlucl. Thousands of honies throughout Ihe country are roofed with Reynold* shingles. Mr. and Mr*. William 1J I can almost tell a man’s business by the Shoes he wears A keen observer of characteristics was Gladstone, the “Grand Old Man of the British Empire,*' dad while he nev^r judged a man by the clothes he wore, he formed his opinion of a stranger by the grasp of his hand and the appearance of his feet. Your Shoes should be in keeping with your standing in the business world Relined, if ypur business is refined; sturdy, if your occupation demanda sturdiness. This store is exceptionally well equipped to care for your requirements in the sort of shoes your business and .occu­ pation demands. An advantage you will have if you buy your footwear of us is that it will be neat, comfortable footwear that will reflect credit, give copifort and satisfactory service and cost you less money than you will us* • have to pay for our class of footwear. Drop in and see our new styles. ii)e Jell Phoenix Jfosiery Ironside Shoe Co PHONE 176 Ta, Uw Arr-K Mlll«. IV "Walcll and pray that ye enter not into temptation." Mrs. Willis l-athroii visited her daughter Georgia in Hastings Wed­ nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Murphy re­ lumed Tuesday after a two wpeks' visit in Detroit. ' Mrs. John £tu?e.*einan. formerly Mis* Anna. Eaton, says she well re­ members tumbling out of a cherry, tree ami breaking a leg as pub- | Ifehed in Liie BANNER thirty-live j years ago. Mis* Winifo’d Burden of Bath; spent Dpm Wednesday till Monday t with her pureiit*. Mr. and Mrs. CharleN Burden. Mr*. 'Geo. A. DEMAND FOR VISITING . kenrlaliv llle. hid. They al*o vi’lled al Fl. Wnym- and nlner jdaces ••! NURSE IN MICHIGAN interest in thul state, making thr trip in their motor car . Michigan. •• -••rvice* of Mi** Mary C. vi*iting nurse, for Barry wife ami daughter Alice. Win. McGowen of Rutland -peul from Saturday Uli Monday with his daughler. Mr*. M. Collin* ami fam­ ily. Mt*. .irtier returned from . r....... lay morning mid b-ft hi the aflk'rnoon to help care for Mr*. Ilatf Heller of Maple Grove, who i* slowly recovering from a ide over Sunday. Sum|ny School Notes. fun' any orgamratmn wishing her Good attendance hist Sunday in iM’rvire* and do a limited ainounl of actual vi-iiing nur.*e work, hocIi Subject of Bible ns culling on patient*, leaching lheiii how lo prevent mfeclion and how etlwinanr." Mail. Ihi*. *he will make a -urvey of con­ dition* alfecltug Ihe henlth. of the peujile. mvc’llgate water supplies, coming convention. dumping ground*. elc~ and ,u<ivi.«r visife4 Id* *i*ter-in-lnw. Mr*. C. J. Uu* be»x. line* of wjn jv_lo lie started Xqtxfe. mu- day la.sl wre^. ' • f„ handle file' and F.tla Mead'*, father Qinl m< FATHER DIES OF TYPHOID; Truuipcr mid ‘brother and *i in her wprk [Mid tie alde'lo *how Ihe in-law <»f Ilii’ting* -visited THOSE HE NURSED RECOVER people nf Harry cmmtj* th" enmti- Tan Ae.T,. 7 ' * ; ” limia ihaL-exLd.......... ' _ Mis* Fern Fox ha* been nn-111 I'lgihi/.iiH'ii- „vr ill.- ri.iiiily can sick list. lie. Shilling |>i-oiimiiiced Palhclii- Passing of* DcForest Howl. elp tier lo do the-great<*1 amount •>f kuihI in tire .*hmie*l. lime by ar­ •Who Fume In Cure fur Sick Beulah Shaffer i* under I In1 ranging f..r public imidin'g* where Wife mid Son. onimiimly. kindly write or phone Mr.*. Edward A. Burton, giving the LADY MACCABEES THOROUGHLY .wLTa-fftoTt; Al Their Merlins Wednesday - Eve­ ning. Thr Surprise Was Sure­ ty a Complete One. regular nieeling night for the Mac. c thee-. Wi’huur mr e’pvrinlly pond nilmdaiire. it wa* attliounced that there would |h* "-oifielhitig doing." Mrs. Mary-Maynard. Press Con It All Comes Back minutely the fashions are followed lor atyle, correctuea* •nd attractiveness then you will know why we can ao confidently gnarantee these clothes to give ■baolute satissaction. The clothes CD« no more than any other all wool hand-tailored clothes—and they're belter. ■ Ladies' Suits Made lo Order of Indies’ work. Quick service. Satisfaction guaranteed. be pleased to have you call. Alex Buderman We would Telephone Number S28 Haatinga, Michigan Coke Gives an Even Steady Heat An even, comfortable temperature is the object of all house heating systems. No fuel accomplishes this object better than clean, smoke­ less and sootlcss genuine gas coke. The best coke costs less than the better grades of coal. vdkili Jnrk’on Saturday mi busirn di-r arrived" our Lady Ommiaiidcr. Mt*. I<la Eaton? in her courlemi*. •mr *iun, hi- M failhfhl and)1 rb.innuiK way. called Sister l.ady i* in forgive v* in. our >hi*.!' he lived tinly a. few day*. IB’* son B.dloii id the platform, mid iu be­ and wife are recovering.- The fun half of Hive. No. :«■•. presented Mi*. right* is unaware of his father* death. Ballmjwith a token of Ihe |hve and Chip ni.'t •hud There are four rooms in ll'r Root i;-|ecm in whirji-.*he is held by her in with Mr*.? home. Nur*es occupy t\v> tents • ’l.-l -. in v lew of the f.iel that *lu- Grace mt the premi-e*. It is suppmMd In wrj) chosen words the Ludj Ihtd infection rtmie frmh n well on Commander oppressed 1he rpgrol Mr. Hout was a meml* r gii>gnil<liicifi cjmlc’t*. •Any bnu\[( (•f fhe‘M.g*miic lodge in-l.'mmi I'.tiy v hieh-all Irjl over Mr*. Ballmi's we're safe in *tiyinu mrli one rrnild'; Lady ami the ft i'•roily has exi.n'Kd a d<-imrluro. from Hailing*. imw iiuiiii- ten ritic* of Michigan J B-illou wit- Tijd only gtrully »urgreat ileal of lielp. without h<‘*itulioii. -A fisc uclockb ’UjijH'i- wa* ’i-rvcd and th" cakeT Not ire to Snndiiy School Wurkrrs. I raid fmiiui it dilTh-uU tv express vvu* ••vci.'ptiiiiiHlIy giHHl. cmbdderiug < Un* Hill" Mr-.' who broughl it a»«i' All the munly officers and Sun­ lleiM'lf lei-miM* nf her feeling*. day m-IiooI workers lire urgul to; After Ihi* cant" a fruit lunrhiim. •-l.'iiidiiic on a chair in liy*l"rical < illwt Sunday. October IBIli, al Iwo' which was gruOlly enjoyed. The fem- <>f a w. i- lumi’ic. while fro*l- • Mi— (trace Adkin* enlcr-P p. in. in Ihe parlors of tb« Mel In­ gift in .Mr*. Ballou coiiidided nf a ing it. Iniio -nun and plan* for 'In- t-mumg crnmiy rmivenlimi. A good ulkmfriuee is desired. Do Not Be Misled By Any Glowing Signs Representing Fictitious Values. ’NUF SED—Now Read Our Ad. Suffered o.inrwhnl I.HI.t id Ilii* I ieul. This sliould be attended to al m>ce. - SURPRISE MRS. C. W. BALLOU HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SUITS AND OVERCOATS ML’ cured For Burry County lleallh Week. Masonic Temple Bldg. TRY BANNER JOB DEPT. FOR QUICK SERVICE 1911 will reach nearly a million dol­ lars. . with her brother. L. E. Mudge and family. • But How <i . Mr. and Mr*. .1. M. Miinlon re­ turned Friday evening after a few .'foiling nurse in gurel Sisson «»f Fr.-<i|»<ul. viaitcd Mr. and firs. Bud 1. WoicuP, Fri­ day. ■ David Wartier. Mr< John War­ ner and daughter. Mae. of Green­ Thai rare auain*t infe. ti.ni from ville, I thio, w ere gm *t* ' ".......... ' ili*eare*. especially, those •r Smi- any Mr*. S. D. Kathermaii day. l.akcii. A. E. Beebe. d—n"c>u! candid/•) for Cmign-* ifiiiisi to -[.enk'iii’ pressed upon the residents of Barry the town hall. Saturday, night. county. The last proof of this is a dealh which broke up a little family. Sunday, when DcForest WEST WGOIH.AND llool dic«l of typhoid fevvr al his ' I’etry Barnum lost a valuable farm south of Quimby. His body horse Sunday nighl." Mrs. Caroline HmuT «nd Herman wii’.’liippcd to Kalamazoo on Mun­ ‘ ' mid Miss Amelin lltiu'-t spent Sun­ day for burq-l. day at Will BcbmAliriod in North ••uliarly pathetic be<au*e Woodland. A. E. (Hddiiig- of Woodland, vvn* u visitor al J. J. Hest*rly’*. Sunday. agu lo I'uine to the farm and take Rev. Freeland ami family of care of In* wife ami son. who were *Mr. lion! was WiHwIiaml are *[ienduig a few day* HI with ly|ihoid. 18 years ultT. H- wa* u hard­ Will Veil" mid Eldnn FnrreH of working man mid In* worked hard­ East Woodland were gue*(* of Curl er Ilian ever before in caring for th" sick ini'inbenr of bis family. Mci&i*. Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Decker visit­ Jle had ed at John Abimli* in Carltmi. Mon­ day puny wa* established in ISiA. incorIHiraled jn 1891. with .imide capi­ tal for conductiilg an up-io-dafel maiiufucliuuiK business. Il i* olli-l reted by H. M. Reynold-, president;! Gladstone BANNER want ADVb. PAY. Goke burns with little or no draft. few clinkers to choke up the grate. It has little ash and * Furnace coke sells for $6.00 per ton delivered and there arc two stove sizes that sell for $6.25 per ton. All ggod fuel dealers io Hastings handle genuine gas coke. Thornapple Gas & Electric Company PHONE Na. S ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE �PAGE THREE THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER 15. 191L FRANDSEN & KEEFER Rapid*. HELP US MOVE OUT OF THE PAINTERS’ WAY SPECIALS FOR Mrs. Georgja' SantMHi of Igjkei.'W and Mr*'. John Cappon and tit­ le I tori* of Hastings wore Sunday lln>wil*i<. Mrs. O. Blough returned Thut ■day from a three we»>k* visit- I ■her lirol Iter's.’ Prof. Olio Zelrier: < ; Minneapolis. .Mimi. She aliio visih; FRIDAY AND SATURDAY New Goods Arriving New Goods Arriving SHOES ILaifies1 We still have a good assortment close at The. flowing end ties ere the ac­ knowledged leader* for MEN' WHO CARB. All the approved pattern*, extra quality at the price— $1.98 $2.39 5.00 $2.69 Men’s Shoes $2.69 and $2.98 Boys’ Shoes $1.79 SSJg® j»r. 3.98 U3 pr. Better Get that Suit Good *s*orttnent of color* and style*;at tlie popular price of S0c msidl 7Sc $1 Shirts 67c Dowa to $1'.25 • Successors to (Grant HU. Otto St Co. jOrmigvvilb* motored mid spent Sunday ovr—„ ................. Itermer's brother. John I'.iippoit and wife of East Walnut St. Marjory. Oscar Knight l.tn-y Jury and daughter, f St. JohiH r.iuie Monday 'pending tin* week with re’lnves and old friend* here. Mr*, h. It; Trego was in Lansing io ffrst the wook l<> attend the PERSONAL MENTION live* and friend* hi .Montpelier, Ind; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mend spent Saturday with friend* in Nashville. Win, Kingsbury and son. Ed and grandson, Harold, iqicnl Sunday ul Mis. I,. I». Wnler* was n Grand Rnpid* visitor Saturday. Mr*. Frank Nash is visiting wit! Mrs. Wilbur Lane i« spending friend* inWallle Creek and Kulathe day in Grand Rapid*. Mn*. I). H. Trego. Irin Grand Rap­ id*. V’’J* week, visiting. . Mi»s Maud Sisson, nf FreepnrI. G. V. Chidester left Tuoaday for was thr guest of Hastings relative. Saturday. Hulln Ray nf Satani -iH.-.-w, Hie city Tuesday on business. lor Stem were Herl Tilinnrsh is visiting Saturday. brother in Chattanooga, Tenn. .Mrs. H. J. Christmas of Eaton 50 and 69c 1.00 2.25 BOVS’ HATS up to $a.2S Weickgenant & Riede Frank Sylvestet ville. Wednesday. Robert Burch was in"Grand Rap­ id*. Thursday. hr. Ethyl M. Williams is in Chi- railed nearly two weeks (end her uncle's funeral I for her aunt. Mr*. Leona I till, who was ill. ' A. M. Hail and family nf Belding froin Thursday until Monday. spent Sunday with Mr. 'and Mrs Statu Master.’ j. ) . .tKetebam Ivft Will Gortinm of Rutland. ' AVednestlny for Perry. Plymouth. Mr*. Claude Bush and chiltlrei returned Sunday from a two week': visit in Grand Rn|itd*. Howard All-n of Midifievilh 50 and 75c LOCAL NEWS Mrs. John Goodyear -*|"’lll lll« nasi week with her daughter, Mrs. lYotiald Van Zile of liejroil. AUCTION SALE Hiring rented my farm, I will have an auction sale on my place,;known as thaWill John­ son farm, 3 miles east 1 mile north, one-half mile east and one-fourth mile north of Middle­ villa, or four miles west and two and throe-fourths miles south and one-fourth mile west of Freeport, or about three and a half miles mostly north of Irving, on Sec. 17, Irving township, Wednesday, Oct. 21 Commanclnt at 10 o'clock a m. sharp, I offar tha following property: HORSE& Black Perrheron mare willi foal, 7 years old, weight I.3H0. ' , Black Pcrchrron mare, It) yra. old, wt. 1,400. Grity Mare bought Inst March of Goodyear Bro*., nt Hnslings. for 12 yrs. old, perfectly wife for woman or child, weight 1,000. Pen-heron Colt, 6 month* old. CATTLE. One Black Cow. part Jersey, frosh. 5 year* old, a splendid cow. Jersey Cow with calf, :l yrs. old. Heifer calf I months old. SHEEP AND HOGS, Five pigs, ,0 weeks old. Pure i|ii*d Shropshire Ram. Eleven Ewes. A No. I. Thirteen Limbs, grade Shrops, in excellent condition.. POULTRY. Flock of. 10 flue geese. Flock of 22 Pekin ducks. Indian Runner I hick. Young Turkey. FARM TOOLS. New Deere hay mipler. Oliver riding cultivator Single, walking cullivnlor.'-new this scai 1<*>-spring loolh harrow. Oliver W walking plow. Good farm wagon with double Im»x mid 2 sen toil surrey, good Single top buggy. Post hohvdigger, ne.w Single open buggy Wire slretrher. new Corn planter. Post hole spade Hog crate Cnts* cut saw Two log chains Halters. ’ Set of heavy work harness. Set nf double driving harness. Set single driving harries* extra collar MISCELLANEOUS. Aboul 5.<nn» ft lumber, mostly 1 in. some 2 itL, maple and elm. AImhiI 10 tons of mixed clover* mid timothy liay About too bus. imte. Some ground feed Nine acres of corn in-Ihe shock. Two barrels of vinegar 20 gallon jar Radiant Home hard coal stove Singer sewing machine. And other article* too numerous to mention. All tools have been used two seasons, have been well housed and are in flood condition. FREE LUNCH AT NOON TERMS OF SALE—All sums of $10 and under, cash; sums over $10, twelve months time on**good bankable notes at 6 per cent interest. Nothing to be removed from premises until settled for. Auotlonser Walter Hayward Clerk >1 Ilnar linolium in small patterns in brown, with-, per. yard ..................................................... Mrs. John Payne mid Mr*. W "liiftWaro |n aneiidniire ar meeting of (tie E.i-iern Star* Grand Rapid*. Margm’-t Kellogg mid if Grand Rapids, were lieo, Cndwallader. I'lie tliree-months-old dnughteri of Mr and Mr*-/Herbert Eaton die Fi the . First Untversnlist church; Al<>n Sutiday after a brief illite.*.* amjii ltuda, Ga- Sunday, October 4, Mrs. wn* ztmrted - tn Striker- ri»mefrrv 1| Frcit J;-yhiliv trier.--Mi** Vinnie ! Ream,1 read the proclamation issuMonday afternoon,. Mt*. Edward Newlori, who suffer­ <il i»y President Wilson. ed from niHteiidiuiiis, wa* operated ! Ironside Bros, are setting a fine ii|h>ii in -Butterworth hospital on monument in memory of the late Sal unlay by hr. Webb, assisted Ay!! Charles Bailey in the Cevlnr Creek ■Cemetery. Al«o another nice om> ‘on Ihe lot’of John Carpenter in the at hr. Fuller's after Novemlwr tst. A number of calls have already been made for her services. Birdsall Holly, the two year-old son of Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Holly, very" delightfully entertained si Veral young ladies and gentlemen of about. hi* age Monday. All present volt'll him a most genial host. ' Art. Wilson not only make* the most attractive bait for fishermen, but has also proven (fiat he knows -bow to raise the biggest jMilnloes we morning in nutoqiobih** In accom­ pany Hon. Chase S. Osborn in Itis tioin» Sunday. Mr. and Mi*. Ed Birdsall and son -peaking trip through the county. Howard and Mr*, han Birdsall vis­ ited friends-in Allegan from Friday until Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Earl Thomas anil Mr. an<l Mt*, h. Boyle nf Ixiweil. were uuests of Rev. mid Mr*. R. H. Bready. Sunday. I>r. Uiwry mid John MeOmber left Saturday fur Mi. Clemen* tn try flu* virtue* of ib>- mineral water bath* in that city. . Mr. and Mi*. S. <: Brock and Mr. and Mrs. Will Barnaby were guest* of Mr. and Mr.*. W.ii ron Wilcox <>f Lansing, Sunday. • Mr. ami Mr*. Weldon Bronson and daughter horwll Thurtkley until Long Lake reding . Mrs. Harry Hny<> mid Mrs. Cath­ erine Matthew* returned Wednes­ day from . Ashland. Wis„ where they have been \i*iling. C. W. Mixer will take an au|o load of football enlhu.siaiUs. over to Our Lehigh Valley la the Cleaneet hard coal on the market. Our Cream Lansing. Saturday. to the football of Pocahontas la all lumps and free from alack. Bauer’s famous White game, Mirihhran v* M. A, C.' . Ash Is not the cheap coal aome sell for White Ash, but* the hottest Mr*. H. E. Reynold^, gelurpe.l and best burning soft coal In existence. A trial will convince you. Tuesday to her home in Plainwell, Masellon, Wash Nut, Wash Egg, Coke and all kinds of Wood. after n two weeks visit, with Mrs. Chnrtes Allen mid other relative*. Mr. and'Mrs. John Cappon and daughter. Doris, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. anil Mrs. Ttevern Samson of Lakeview.J .Mrs. Grace Collin* and two cliil- j (iron were guests al the home of her parent*. Mr. arid Mrs. F. S i Drvor fhb Inlier part of last week Mr. and Mrs. Je**e Darling left Monday for Washington, after nnj PHONES 254-224 Coal Bill By Buying BAUER BROS.' HIGH GRADE COAL Hastings Lumber & Coal Co HASTINGS. MICH. �T1IK HAffHNGg ■A.V.F.H. <KTOIIEH IS. Hit. MRS. REMKES RAVE AN IHTER- THE CHURCHES ESTINB TALK TUESDAY EVENING CHI IK II NOTES, llclbudlst Episcopal Church. Rev. Itiiw-rll II. Brciutv, Pastor. Hervh-r* next. Sunday as follows: 10:30 a. m. worship and 12th ser­ mon in the MiriM on the Apostle*’ Creed “I Btdieve in The Forgive-. IHM* <rf HlKM." 7:.KJ p. m. Worship and last lecluro in ihe sertri* <>U Popular Ainuneiiicnls, ‘‘1* It Wrong to Daprc?” ’ An Audience of 50(1 Hears Her De­ scription of Iler Euroftciui Omi of the social clubs ’of the Lndies'Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church invited Mrs. Flora II. Henkes |o give--a talk at the ihurefi. telling of her travels Ihi Europe. This was given Tuesday; evening, and an audience of well toward •'k.*1 urceU-d Mrs. Henkes and closest ami most InUtrcsled atlenProudly I rrhui Church. Kauai 'services noil Sunday nt Ifon. ami hi return she gave them a I(i:30 ;u tit. and 7 p. ui. The pastor very inten’sling and entertaining description of wtial she saw in-and aboul Home particularly'during her .She aUrndetl the Synod Meeting at. Hat­ I'.nmpe.in trip Iasi summer. tie Creek. -this week. The Third lllustrnted Lecture <>n •he I’xpcrfencvd in gelling out of "The. European War" will n>>l lie given until Monday evening. Orlo- clap-d by that Empire agninat Iltin-m and France. Prof. Hinckley had Hasting'- Circuit. Ilk'Im rd E. Yost. Pastor, inlay, October IK prctir Hutland. 3jM p. nt.; Yeckley, 7:3t» p. m. Hendershott. 10:3(1 Sunday s-hool rally with special program. We ant much pleased with the in­ creased interest and attendame. Quimby 7:30.' topic for discussion. “A Nation Without a Saloon,’ Mr. Keller leader. • Epiwotial Fund: Under <nir new . sy«lem of tliiaiie.- wp an* Inking upthe offering for this fund, Sunday October 25. Envelopes will be Mtppli>»l. Ten cents frt»m each mentlHT will meet the obligation. church, and pul .upon • Ute screen reproductions of zeimi’ of Ihe fa­ mous paintings of the Italian-maswas charged. which iieltdd the so­ cial dull (In* neat sum of 838.00. Do your October Shopping At Ideickgenant & Riede's 7}ig Department Store No war scare or high prices prevail at this popular store and the big complete assort­ ments in each of our many departments make it easy for you to make a satisfactory selection. In fact we absolutely guarantee you satisfaction or will refund your money cheerfully. ■ , XVmlryun MrllnxHst Church. Sunday services: . 1(1.110 n. in. class meeting. Il):3ii, sermon. • 11:15, Sunday selnsd. 6.1X1 p. nu chri»lion Endeavor. Preacliinu al Ihe chiui'h, 3:00 o'clock. Stale The time lo here when you will want a new Fall or Winter Wrap. ' WOMEN’S CLUB J The Women'*'Club held Ihn Ilrsl 35c Ypsilanti. . Thu furniture ‘ and lihrfiry be­ longing t<> Hie club will be trans­ ferred tn the Y. M. C. A. rooms and should ifew Coats each and 3 for SI.00 Strictly up-to-date, the newest materials, such asSaltex Hur Fab­ rica. Pcrsinna, Broadtails, Chin­ chilla, Arabians, Plushes, Zibel­ ines. Fancy Plaid Mixture*—all beautifully liner! and of the best workmanship. Price* exceptional­ ly reasonable at from 85 to 27.50 These aprons arc made of the finest American apron ginghams in checks, stripes and plaids, also of best qual­ ity percales in light and dark patterns, trimmed with pretty contrasting piping, Dutch neck, elbow sleeves and finished with pockets. Be sure and get your sup­ ply. Our Pretty Suits ?*|rf L.) our n’w 1“" have been admired by many and, although w* have sold h goodly number we are still showing a complete range an-l the values are certainty tnrtt). raruc i remarkable at fiptn S1O to $25. Iium S3.9S io 812.50. Children's iiJear thankful 1 hat there-are life to be found tn Hastings, that i women uf dubs m large l iln-s have ■ In work In. She urged the mem- ; hots to work rlici'rfully an«l loyal­ ly and d>> their share willingly, and though they may not build orphan [an asylum* or gr>-al charitable iu*li- S lulp'iir. -lill may they have charily in their heart* and dodhe good Iheyl SNAPPY STY’LES and PRICED RIGHT Thi* fall we have sptci.itied more than ever on Children’s wear and every mother will appreciate lhe * help which we extend in thi* de­ partment in- p r e 11 exclusive thing* (at such remarkably low ■prices. piano Fellow Bjlljd — -.—Miss Lily Hawthorn. Supt. S. S. -Mr*. Frank Sniilli. Supt, Primary— Mrs. E'..Lutifvii Supl. Nursery and Ctadle lloll Mr*. E. Weaver. Emmanuel Church. Rev. Currul l_ Bules. Rector. -IkAotional service ami informal talk in the parish house. Friday evening. 7:30. Yew ones are lieroiitina inleresfed in these talks. Come yourself next Friday. Sunday service^; Holy Communion. 8 a. m. • .Morning Prayer, Litany and sernioh, to^Mt a. m. • Evening Prayer and History lalk. "William, and ihe Qoming of Hie Normans.’’ 7din p. m. Drat li of llomunzo P. Broun. Hmiiatiro P. Brown, proprietor of n local testaurunl and a wellknoup resjileni of this city, diedattar a brief illness of pneuinoniu. early Tuesday morning, October 13. Mr. Brown was Hie son of Plead- * Brown, u pioneer of thin aortimitnily. Rumaiuo wn* born iu Jack-m courtly on February 16. 1815. When he w.is very young, his parent-, resided. At Die time of his death lift was aged (Hl years, 7 months, 28 hi* anti. S«‘tli Broun. of Culifoinia. and daughter, .Mr*. Fay Donley. at ubosc home the funeral services RArnoon. The body will In­ i in Riverside with the full my year* n nietnlierM Hnil- work. Sjjccial new models just arrived MOO. $1.50. $2.00 Ask to See Them filankets and Comforters $1.00 Umbrellas for 79c Grocery Department. Special bargains every day. By purchasing an nnu*ual)y large quantity of iht* ftjKctal good fl Vnibrclta*. we were able to make quite a ourcustomcrs the ben- tune ■ rail House Cleaning time is at hand and we are es­ pecially well prepared laauppIyAutujitttls.__ W? believc thaf we can reve you at lenm ten par cant on your Rugs and Linoleum*. We respectfully invite your comparison. OHM’. lt«ten«'r- ’with tb wonf painting of illaud and later her Evening service. 7 :tM). Sermon by pastor. Chorus choir. Speaial . music. . cellcul. paper on “CIuIl fkiurlesy. meeting. 736. at the home of. .Mr. Itovd; park und Clinton. Wednesday. 2:3(1. Laities Aid So­ have line rouile»y in her heart, ciety meeLs. This j* sewing day. there could be Inil little inhiinnony. Bring thimble* and needles. Following is a list of the pres­ poinlitig' critics, and III - habit of ent oflicer* of Hk- clturch and Sun- some of the member- of ••lulling’’ wlulc a pupor’-was Iwing read. Hite said il wa- rather hard lo read to Pastor-R.«v, M. E. Hawkins. Trusts- E. \\ . Keller, Axel IhiwmI heads and arm* in different Tytlen, Artemus Pike. Deacon*—Hhu. ■ Deueoit* for life. Whitney Tanner, Burl Phice, Frank Smith, Mason Hathaway, Win. Fisk. Gliurvh ('Jerk—Edna Place. ~-Ynrnnr i'rnpir’x Meeting; Lender. Rev. M. Hawkins. President bredrick. Presideiil Yoke Eniesi Weaver. ; ! ure. Moreover, American Lady [ ' Corsets are warranted to wear and not to rust. Why not buy | the corset, superior in style, ser­ vice and siTFsfaction ? The last few days call very strongly lor war­ mer bedding and through ourtimely purchases we can answer that call with exceptional warm values: , We offer t he best Blanket in America' today at $1.00 Big full size. double, color* grey, tun or’white with haiulovme border and a heaw soft fleece. improved finish. Other good Cotton Blankets from 75c to $1.50. Wool Nap Blankets in Plaids or Plain Special values priced from $2.00 to $3.50. Rugs. Jllnoleums and Curtains Morning TriMtourer -.Htirmau Aider. American I-ady Corsets correct irregularities of the form, sup­ plementing graceful lines and per­ fect ease, which please the most discriminating dressers. Ameri­ can Lady Corsets are modeled lor all types of figures, slender, mddium and stout, including a model for “your" particular fig­ On these two days wc will sell them at A few tespomleti to lhe roll call, R<-dby tolling W tfu-ir mn»i prolllablo Bilde m'IrhiI nt 10:011 a. in.; pub-, •lay of-lhe Mmuper. 't he days <lurMe worship with mtiiioji nt ll:OOj tng the Chnutnuqua seeme<|- lo be! Hit' red letter days to many Of the in.: Ctaristinn Endeavor al <1:00 p. ladies. in.: scrtnon by the pastor at In her address the p,rc«idenl. Mrs. p. io. Prayer meeting Thursday cwn- pltshnieiils of the club tn the |>a*l year, saying that though it bad perevening. lui|w* not accomplished as much as some clubs, it had tlone more Ilian' Mr. Stand I. Friday afternoon prayer mceling. 2:30. al Mrs. Waite's. 2M N • Broadway. . Friday evening, 7:30 choir prar lire. Sunday School, 10:00. Ulassci Please the discriminating JCimona jfyrons First t '. B. Church, rr luunloii. Pastor. Riiplkl Church. . Thtiti-day cvoning, ’’.Mitlwcok pruver and pritixe >t-rviec. Hex. M. E. Hawkins will tn- in charge of American £adtf Corsets Special Sale oj 50c M. C. A. r«e»m*. corner <>f Church and Slate streets’ Iasi Friday after­ noon. Then," were 21 active and (• Mr.-.’ Agnes Quigb — *■ active — —...... uiciiiber. and Mr*. Arthur .Mulholland mid Mr*. Buell ' FRIDAY AND SATUR­ DAY OF THIS WEEK ONLY lt)eickgenant & Riede 9^ The Store That Guarantees Satisfaction 79C Choicest Vegetables, Fruits, Spices? Teas'and Coffees can l>e obtained in our Popular Grocery Market. : : : ; I Woodchuck “-Bile 'Em Fu*t.” The Curfew. it Must Hav* Been Difficult. BAPTISTS MARK PASTORAL Horace Kephart once asked old Ut> SYSTEM SAVES WOMAN'S TIME If there Is a curfew In your vjclnlty, A man wa* brought before thu court do Hob Flower*, uno of hla neighbor! CHARGE WITH RECEPTION It I* probably » *lgn*l, Imposed by-the -upon the cdmpfkint of his wlfe.'aaya! The Rhine I* flowing today a* when In the Smokies: "Did you ever eat a Many Farm Wive* Lose by Not Al town authorities, which, when sounded tho Berliner Illustrirto Zcltung. While ping Thalr Work Out tn Methc.ruliu.-d castle* on Ila height* wore! -woodchuck?’’— in the. cynring.jwitUrw smtiH bpys ia_the j,rlnones was Ratifying the Judge Huy ^-jirrrtrH to Rn. and Mrs. thodical'Manner. ’’Reikon I don't know what then retire within doors. In II* beginning made it clear that he Intended to be'-Belts and Grrci Rev. and as blue: the black shadow* on the sur A Program I* . great labor swvar i ,hu CUrfBW “rV<;d 11 ,ar ,,lff<!rent Pur’ b«rwh with him; so That hi* wife bo-, Mrs. Hawkins. w. .re to‘rbut JmT wom^n ^a P?C' “nJ BPP,,’d Wahlened. and when called to face of Constance come and no a* gen­ "Groundhog.” tly; the pine needle carpet* of the forI *h"‘cv'!r “I” 1,1 ,hr ’nld,”’» the •“•’’■I. refused to give any tysUNi-arly 2ixi atlemlcd- (ho rccep"0, la! dozens of, 'em. The red program as’ a roton dL”. a d L. when wo first hear of the curfew, the' rnony. Infact, she retracted all her lioii iik Hio'HapIlst church on Mon­ ones haln’t good, but the gray ones! P *„ something to fly from.. They never coMew b ,. u w „ C0lnnwnljr loI1 , ;d 1B MCU „ t | on ,. ’ ,U ncr day •■veiling and said faicwell in Campagna thi* evening jhr mellow Man. they’d Jest make yer mouth wa । llev. ami Mr.-. Belt*, who lef^ on know what is to be done next* says a . <.^5, BB B wan)ing t0 a|| .inhabitants ••s. light will creep over the land to the irlke'yon.! .Monday for their new charge in writer in Country Gentleman A regu- I („ ,.x,|nrulah or up B,| flrc. Bnd then. call of the Angelas a* a w»»ek. a year, "How do you cook them?" .. — hero did 'Manrileo, Hint gri-el'il Rev. and In tho work Is doro- ( lights. This was a coin mon practice a century ago: the Alps stand Immo­ "Cut lite leellc red kernels out from ’ Mrs. Hawkins Into of Caseubvia f— ’ real —^1 efficiency. cJIrlrzry. , throughout Europe and wa* n very you get that black eyo?” bile. insensate even to the music of under their foreleg*; then bllo 'cm tailed, makes for "I struck It accidentally on the man- ,,H,I North Chester. ' While the woman “ who ^“s.does d5=s her work rw. , necc»sary precaution wpunBi against ere. fire. au All telplece.” their moving glacier*. With them it I* : The meeting bpenod with an intoday a* It wa* in HiA beginning. . water— then pepper ’em and xage ’em hit or nils* I- m the throe* of Inde- of tbo boUwg Rcra of. ttooU anfl th0 -So: A»d .C. „------- , " tne fires ware wore kindled kindled in in a a holo holo in tn tho tha These are the thing*, says the New! and put ’em in a pan and bake ’em tc ' clalon a* to what shall bo done next, nfc* the realty methodical woman ha* her poor, with no other vent than another' J “JT d,dn 1 do llu*’’ ellhcrr ' pike, on behalf of the members, York Pres* editorially, that are per- a nice rich brown, and—then I don’t "No, no, your honor honor, work nil mapped out a week ahead, i holo in the roof above the hparth. Un• no ’ your - 1 did that my- mviled He; and Mr*. Belto to thu mahcnt; the thing* that stand above* want nobody there but me'.’’—Buffalc ■elf!" । She more* swiftly and surely from ono ' dor such circumstance* It was all too I (tool of Hie church und presented and Immune to the consequences’ of ' task to the next with no lost time. Tho I easy for a flro to start, and wooden I iii.•(!! with several token* of e*man's criminality^ hf* idiocy, hl* petty > ii-i-m. .Mr. Belt* brielly ’Uddtem'd | amount of work she turns off Is a mar- buildings — und - • crude - - firo-llghtlng - • -• appa-' racial antagonlsma. hl* outburst* of • Should Go on Al) Four*. ..... (lie coitKregalion. ..... speaking many Identified by Dog. veFtc the other womanratu* offered small chock to a fire1 empty, thoughtless rivalries and jeat-, Medical men havo found that much words of courage lo those Who rclittle curly haired dog, by A good homemaker’plans her w ork once It was under way. his oii*lc, . l:l» insatiable appetite for emof a is better adapted I। grellcd FreH'’<l his 1: of a man's man'* structure atructure ic better adapted his departin'!! doparlurn and’ coiliplrc. hl* futile diplomacy and the wars • *rief, 10 fe1? Identification Of a and works Iter plan. Sho Is envied by Muny historic* stale that the curfew (O n quadruped. Dr. 8. Lewi* states menile<l them to the charge of Hnv. far, summon* to hl* own ruin. Cleveland woman, who died In an loes executive women, but aha must was tntroducAti into England by that probably at least half of our 111- M- E- Hawkins. The new pastor I ambulance en route to a hospital after paj the price in careful thought apd in William the Conqueror, who in 1068 nesaes are due to sedentaryhabllaand ’‘i’oku bricily about Ilia pleasI she had collapsed from heart disease an inflexible wilt that hold* her to tho ruled that on the ringing of tho curfew. eroct po,^ all(1 lhrouth tho iBtter ure in a»umuw Hie duties la lhe ,,_ l ; ------------------— « ........., Btuct puature ana tnrougn tno latter Deitrtylng Chertaned Illusion*. j in a restaurant. anil lights -----____ ___ . . . . local cllUrdl. . .prescribed procedure. A weaker worn- belt bell nt -fi 8 n p. m m. nil all Oro. Are* and WPa..k .tructurij* are -overworked Stlrtfllle «> rem- | Ho ............................................................ had accompanied her and wa* an make* a good plan, but clrcnm- should be Immediately extinguished. | strong ones weakened from dl*u*c or’ Light ri'fiTwhmenls were served. ,M,lr h.pw «• wb-n ,!->■ «re be- tlluh, ■Rov. and Mrs. JKilto left for their. stance* are forever altering it. Bhe. .Students of history havo discovered, gan8 *ag, |Uto*t|nal and other tdboa ■>re>b>« lU-utob. .bleb v b«>« eb.r,h, „M lr„,„ Jomp. never drly.-‘ her- work. b'l( *t*or work: R-nr.-: nf n A.irtaw i„ .....-u .... ... . * a . n ln p h rtrf o ek bcr b na Ished from our clifldliood. ’ drives her contljiuaJiy. '1 A sunburned skin,'which o„ lb. .nlm.l .adM>or«d „ ■rfi -.. Then to ._. fol , bar; it becomt-a a nightmare. Because use in Oxford in the time of Alfred j Gymnoitlc* and other methods for ! affected by I Ik1 departure of a pn’sall so anxious to bring back to town (w tl,e ambulance, but' u a* dbshe Is always putting things oft she Is the Great—American Hoy. ’ ' , atxengthenU'g and toning the abdomen lor who hn« been a great spiritual at the end of August, is the latest, tanced. and turned back whimpering, always behind time, and therefore । are recommended. hilhietu-'- in Ihi* oniiuiuulty us thing to be condemned as unhealthy.; A policeman followed the dog to what she doc* do is done under pre* I Perhaps a little exorcise on all fours "' H in U,u c,linTh. Puraled Letter Writer. , Apparently "a nice healthy tan’ mere-, Chester avenue and found the home sure and in a hurried way that is ab , Letter writing at the big desk had ' would woul(i be be helpful helpful. ly means that it* proud wearer ha*, of the woroan who had died who lat. it* fajudnatlon fur my tattle fivc-yaur-J been exposing- hhnseif too rashly to er wail pjcpuflcd solely through the South African Fruit old vinftor. -After carotu !y Inscribing! the influence of the ultra-violet rayh— i faithfulna** of her dog. ’ Long-Felt Want. | Fruit canning I* developing faraous’ a missive to a maiden aunt, the ad-< which’ Is condemned an by no means a * Thl* vmummz country iu«j may get mong along « a ;I ty in tn douiii South aiihh Africa,, wuiqu which uaa ha* man* many healthy process. • • Thn Hindu. nra"necullarlv fond of sreat <lwil boUer lwmo d“y lt only : advantage*, including cheap sugar and Another illusion shattered by the Good Dlicriptlon of th* Rockite, game expert 1* that the p.tlor of-the: .At ■» evidence of the educating a; ' lorne paria ui ouuiu nuiua, ui a con­ man who I* "something In the dtri qualities-of the .popular po.t card, * aldcrablo elevation, aro said to bo ox. I lio«'on Globe. is always due to overwork or to the; the.Holton Recorder telb of an clght- and overshadowing bcncilcunco a* an ■ ccllcnt for orchard*. With develop •tniggle to keep out of the bank ! jreat-old boy. while riding; through the emblem of the Deity. Tboy plant It Knew of W-ir's Horrofs. Mt * Mariha Itanlogli. und d iuuh-' mcnl of occan refrigerator service rnptcy court. He is only pale becau»e i Blgck canyon in Colorado the other near their temples, and in those vlk where there Is no structure tor Take W word for it, if. you h*d tor. Mus Amy w-nljo Hnllle Gie. k ’ nMtom!n°heml/ntoTre the cloud of *oot r4M hang*, over! d.y. after gaxlng up Trom th® dark lages Ihge* where there is no structure for fee northern heml.phere for fruit th* cll> keeps out^k ultra violet«orgc to tip sunlit .ummile of the public worship they piece an Image un- •,en bul ODe da)r of w,r’ >ou *ou,d last Friday lo s|-nd n w.-k with rv*. which would <>'M|B*« after hi. cliff*. »l»o aerionsly retaarMd to bi* der a banyan and there perform a pray Almighty God that you might .t|„. former* son. Charlc* Itofdogle from lhe antipodes when our fruit is . out of of season. season. *ee such a thing again.-Duke olid fanjlly. - |OOt interesting appcaranc^C mother: "il looks Just Uko a po»i, Doming and ceding sacrifice. mothc of Wellington. I . . [ . | card. card.””—Kau*aa City Star. ' ( --------- . ..™. | < U I < , , || M > �STOMACH TROUBLE Southwestern Barry LACEV. N IRRITABLE, fault finding disposition is often A due to a disordered stomach. A man with good digestion is nearly always good natured. A great many have been permanently cured of stomach troubles by Chamberlain'a Tablets after yean of suf­ fering. These tablets strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform its functions naturally. Try them. They only cost a quarter. Chamberlain’s Tablets T . School llrporl. Iti'lioi'l for Raght school. ""Mr. anil Mrs. Chas. Burnham who B. G. Pennock and daughter Berrtltw left Tuesday wr Wichita. have itevn staying i»l Alec CoriKatun*, where they will visit Mr. righk's, lime moved to Assyria Peimork'n hrutlier. The I Julies’ Aid met last Wednesr Mrs. Lincoln lly-h was' iu Coats i Grove Iasi. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs: Slack of Middleville are spending a few days with Mr. und .Mrs. Polly. Mr. anil Mrs. F.d. Tiln* and min Paul of Cloverdale spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Morewood. .Mr. and Mrs. .Marshall Norwood are remodeling I heir home and will be moved in. some lime litis week. We me very giad to have Mr. and Mrs. Not-wopd back in town' again. The young people enjoyed ' a llt-a-11 Itaill'-'i grandson (u The L. A. H. will wrve ehiekmi dinner al lhe hall on Friday ............ week. All cordially invii.-.), Mr. and Mrs. Jam--- .Ya Stony Point have )»-cn friends, here for a w»-<-k. Frank -VanSycklfB fell a]i|d«* troo Tuesday and Imgo on crulchea over since. Guy Jones mid family s|>.-nt .51111­ day wilh Mr. mid Mi-. Will Jiurs. Nirs. Myra Thoma- has gum- Ii Assyria lo care for her dnuglilei yard Friday evening. Mr. mid Mrs. Manning mid Mr. mid baby. Her small grandson win mid Mr*. Cross 4t-iiI to Kalamazoo has I wen here two weeks. rvtUHiei Monday evening to see "Light home wilh her. Miss F.ineliiie Stevens has Ih-'-i Eternal." * The \V. C. T. I', will meet next Tuesday with Mrs, Etldy al Bcerhwood. Everylxaly cordially invited lo this meeting. Hexnll Cherry Bark CoUgh Syrup will relieve your «*old. or money buck. i*5c. 50c and .*1 at Faulkm-r'- lhe Ladles Club at iter home Thursday. lhe ladies were served with a ipkmdid chicked dinner. .Mr. and Mr.*. J. W. Baines and son. Lester, also Mb* France of Thurston, Saturday afternoon. Cressey spent Sunday with Mr. and Merle Slocum was nbsepl from Mrs. Leslie Sniltln of Bloomimtschool last Monday on account of illness. Mr*. Morri* Williamson anti Mrs. Lucille and- Lydia' Wunderlich F. J. Williamson viall.ed friends in I railed nn Etta Wunderlich Sunday Richland. one day Iasi week. Mr. mid Mrs. Henry Germain nlevening. Li-i Friday was clean tip day fur Hie llagln m-IkmiI. Wii pulled weeds,!1 Thursday ami Friday. raked the yard, picked m> stones 1 Charles Lalinl- of Knlimiiiz.im visi ili-d his sister. Mrs. Henry Clinpin. I Silndav mid Monday. • Mi*s Bertha Hliullz | Ira Haskin is having n ti"w gran- lown Sulurday. other in Hastings. •* my. the work being done by the Mrs. Orren Barrel and Mr*. Gia 'Barret are visiting friends in Man­ yon's wen*. Mr. and Mrs. Frank \\ tlli-on brothers; ■ 1 Mr. mid Mrs. t.'lysnis Thoma* Ion. Mirh. . Wallow, of KitllnniL ,hdni Bine and nnii and Von. also Mr*. J. Howanf of Mr. anil Mr*. Ed. Waddle of ll ist- family of We?l Hope. Mi- Ve*ta K.-ilamaxpo spout Sunday'with Mr. inia visited Mr. and Mrs. Murdock and Mr*. Sherman Pronly. ln»t Thursday and Friday. Mr.-mid Mrs. Henry Baine* rnMr. Hazen’s have sold their place i|erlnlned Mr. and Mrs. Sherman l<> Hr. Morford and they will mute Rockwell anil Mr. ,nnd^Mrs. Floyd llillful tUu-kwcll of KtilmnaztM>> Sunday. daughter. Mr. and MiS. Harry LChilleiidi-ii are enlertahiiiig <-<>in|>any from liMically hung tihotti Hu* room. Those who i;mii< il half holiday* 1 South Haven nl lhe prosenl time. Mr. aud Mr*. Olaf Harman and lust month were: William Slocum. family spent Sunday with .Mr. mid AIIhtI Barry. Lila May While. MdrMr*. Ray Jiollnnd. Ml*. Ixitiise Chapin -pent Friday mid Saiurday vviHi friend.* in Ilick- THE PRICE QUESTION ON FURNITURE We cannot too strongly impress upon the minds of .the people of .Barry Co. that when it conics to FURNITURE, that is our strong suit. Wc arc therewith the goods. We arc getting in our new lines and they will suit you. \\ c have furniture . for every room’ in the house and if you should desire any article not found in our regular stuck, wc will be glad to send and get it for you. Wc have the catalogues of the leading furniture makers ant] it is* no trouble to make a satisfactory selection. THE PRICE QUESTION , As our store expense is small and our operating expense is light: as we buy for cash and get the discounts, we can MEET ANY COMPETITION AND THEN SOME. This is no idle boast. Wc invite you to put us to the tyst whenever you desire, tu make any purchases nf furniture. We would like to have you inspect our line of Bed Room Suits. Parlor Furniture, Couches, Rockers. Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, etc. You will 1»v surprised and pleased with the money saving opportunities wc can offer in Furniture. DELTON, MICHIGAN KNEW LITTLE ABOUT POISONS knowledge which Shakespeare la sup­ posed to have possesBcd. and which has been advanced by the Ilacqu the oristB an a proof in aupport of their that of Shakespeare's contemporaries who, it further appears, labored under lhe same misapprehensions us he regnrding the potency of certain philtres | KesaBl} Clherry Baurlh Casigfa every-way remedy for coughs and cold:.. if you don’t say so, too. Hamlet's father Bays that Claudius poured "the juice of cursed betx-non (henbane) into the porches of his ■ cars." it should be pointed out that, this Juice could not jioMlbljr penetrate I • Your money,back ■ ZSc. SOc awi {1.00 ”lfh IRezaffl Store' now certain that the kina died of monIngltla caused by Inflammation of the iptlon was held nt the M. h. w last Friday evening Tot' Mm. Goll/, our new past or Then, again, when Friar Laurence.: i "Romeo and Juliet." gives Juliet, New Fall Goods death," it can only have been. Doctor Cartax consider!, bgtura stramonium 1 tthorn apple), or mtindrngora root. ■ Th» latter enjoyed, during lhe renais­ sance, a gnat vogue, but experiment! The cold days of winter are coming on and the need of warm comfortable wear in clothing, dresses, underwear, Its effects la accompanied by violent nausea, so that Juliet would have met French physician point* out. the rturn | Hon of sleep induced by nnrcotlce* line of new fall and winter wear for your approval. HER RECORD OF PROPOSALS phone us what you want and we will send it to you. around nearly .every, night..for. fo_urj F. H. WILKINSON No. 1—The indecisive kind. Mi-, arid Mf< Eliza R.iitffk'of East Bi-dford visited nt Andrew AdamiSundiiy. — - - - - -Mrs—Eltr.n- -f^iieiliidtl—-pent - • f rom• Capital Surplus plan" which "Pollyanna, (hat optomistic heroine of Portclis who found in every circumstance and upon every occasion something lor which to be glad, said that one could e Glad upon ‘Blue Monday* more than upon any other day in the week because next Monday was a whole week off.” Now you people of Delton and vicinity have something for which to be glad, not only upon -Monday, but also upon cvcry-othcr day in.the week, and that is because you have a merchant who can forget self interest and sacrifice a well earned profit to tide you over an unbaked for emergency. When even Scars & Roebuck sent back your sugar check with their apologies and you were forced to rely upon your home merchant to supply your needs, you found our store not only willing to fill younforders, but also giving you 331 • % more for your monc\~thanf any other merchant in the county. We arc still making you the same offer and will continue to do so until the market drops below (hat point or until our present supply is exhausted. Why not help the merchant who helps you? Kopf & Kopf Delton, Mich. Per Cent $20,000.00 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich, PreL J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prcs. Fred O. Hujjhej Cashier ’ If is a purely ■hiiilloii aud is not y making cmicern. ii- practically all in DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich Hung [ myif I would mind waiting five years oio. 2—Sent mo n long letter and: "aid if 1 wouldn't have him ho would I.III himself. And then l>" proposed to my dearest friend two days utter number We Pay iOwtsra, Dr. Donald McLcay Win. Elliott J. G. Hughes Popular George J. Doster L. B. Tecrpcning [deed, have been little advantage In PLUMBING <5 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING 1! you havj* any work in the above lines J shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. find my prices ax low as I And you will can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic- Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas Engines Installed. DELTON. CHAS. DENE.AU, MICHIGAN. r C. C. No. 2 ■■utertuiiii.'d by Hallie Bristol vfcis well sit­ 'd. The.iiHXl. meeiliitf will.be Mrs. Eyn Swt-eL Nov. till for ' numbering them, for of tho coachmen, charmen. porters and errand boys of : the city, a very small proportion could । read, it was necessary to use marks । which the most Ignorant could under­ stand. The shops were, therefore, dis­ tinguished by .painted or sculptured signs, which gave a very guy und grotesnini iisnriet tn' ti<,> -‘ * — I Hit' fi-:i|iin— *»f the Asimcialinn. giVes ihttir ln*l -latanmiH-and giv. Girls Not Too Wpl. Paid. <•* n li»t <>f 1- -Irung rofccsmi-i-- it* Tho German postal department em­ i any* llnancitil >>1 gmiitalinn •■wr ploys over 5.000 girls. wtu>«e wages I gave; mnl Mr. Tvrroli. wlnwa* uilh-srange from (12,50 to (17.50 a mouth. is 111 niunlii-r li.T5 I bins* Hauk Bldg. Llhdiviii. Mu-higuiu will bs> plm*i-i| 'In I'llllllllljllli'lfli 1 Wilh lUIViltb- i«!|»rv«tril tn flu- «<rk of ilu» in.-* r|s.p;trlmeiil. RHEUMA RHEUMATISM Right away—the first day you start to take RHEUMA-r-the Uric And pouon be­ gins to diaBtilvo and leave the tore joints and muscles Its action is little lew dun magical. 50 cents a bottle—guaranteed. Judge Barhont o! Ft Loraimc. Ohio, nays: "Alter treatment by three doctors without result. I was cured of a very bad case of Rheumatiam, by using two batUea ot RHEUMA.CARVETH A SIEBBIXS �THE HASTINGS BANNER MGK EIGHT Winded—Mari’i'“d eioilde 'mi farm.* Hoard With WANTS Lust—Sunday. Ikiwllng. Mi.li. Ilatilti'lrt plmnn. For Sale (.heap—Hough .t-inch lum- , b*r for roofing nial sheeting..alsoj N'ofa hill Stuff. Phone 40IU. Inqijirel , F. G. Piefae; City. tf 'or Sale—Good dry mtxrfl wood •2-25 tier rord delivered. Rhode A. F. Sylvester or. Geo. Tolhurnl. lf| For Hale—Good clean, up lo date] stork of general merchandise.- in-! voicing uImiiiI $7,000 located in l»esl lilHr inland town in stale. If yourlhraii laisinrM, ntklre-* X. care BANNER Ollier. If. guliim \\ nriwr. Wauled—Two good <|civing InnHr. Keller, Howling. alaml — for huiit Imil-ukcopiiig. Nailer -laiine a lid elijoj mg every Tne»da> a For Sale Poultry Wanted I uni imw locat'i-di in building nt rear of Ii;-. <qi« restaurant. near Farmee* Hiiching Place. Phone 5dNR. Kirchner. ■ Hogs. Ihiroc Jt-i For Sale—in Hanibouilb'tl and four yearling ram*, fkiinpiu'll. .Morgan. Phone. or •ity lots on 4>ihble mid Marshall A. Tremain. So.' registered Shropvve*. a few ram and ewe Also Mime dandy young. Iiolli sexes*. For Salr- nddrc** 2wk* r,H- S.I.-Sw ..|<t mare not afraid of anything.I Woiiltl lake callle or sheep. Royj Bassett, Nashville, Miqh. i-wk T. Bush, in a recent talk at Ho-j Chester. N. Y.. said that 20(I.IMrt| bushel* of peaches rolled on the I trees in one New York county alone in 1012, for lack of । port them to market. For Sull* Phom* UMB. For Sal runs. Phone 10) 3 r. Sale—Kalamazoo.' hard coal ore. also gnlvaiiMi'd iron tank. I wk Plmnc. tin Barnum. City F<v ztalr—Good Wanted—Poultry. KSr-j? nlMiul the 20tli of this 'month. Haywood Bros. Phone Wl I ring*._________ _________ Iwk Eggs Higher— 25* cent*: .rents. We Will pay hi) lingers. OCTOBER 15. !»1L or Sale—Thorough! red .Black House To Rent—Furnace men MARKETS heal, Wanted—Two rcspee'lable Top Ham. Phone ?'.ii I long 3 tarte w«nl«t Inquire »l »M o»wl«t WrJnr-J., p. M. OH. U. electric light and gas. city ami short. W. O. Tobins. Iwk Ea*l Grand SL Iwk .. I wk cistern wider inside. T. Phillips. . lhe Hasting* Milling Co. is pay­ For Sale—llnyd c.-al stove, in good ing 07 cents for wheal. Potatoes, For Sale—Good 7 room house with condition. <). Blough. Phom- Im Wanted—Mon and lenhis mi Stale gnu, so fl and hard waler in the onions" and live and dreused hogs decline. The balance of ihe ruarHewtu-d road work. I miles north house, good furnace, " 3 *•' block* — of Marshall on the Bellevue rond. Inquire at el is unchanged. from high Mhool. Wanted—To bpy cow. coining in FROOUCB. al tlXirt for lit hour* work. Ad- I wk 235 Went t'.linlon. not later than Her. 1. E.- P. Dedross W. Bonham. Marshall-. 2wk« Houle 0. or inquire nt the work. For Sale—7 hank Burroughs Ad­ ding Machine, practically now. For Sah«—Bay hors*: weight I ton ________________________________ Iwk FKUH J. C. Ketcham. Iwk 135 West Grand St. Tolling Garn. For Sale—House and lol. Inquire al'HW East Bond SI. If Wanted—family nr bundle wash­ -Six y«.ung pikK, .Mrs. ing* and ironing, ltd So. Wash­ Wonted—Girl far general house­ ington Bl; . - . Iwk work. Enquire Mr*. L< II. Wa­ ptt-iiL Iwk lers,-723 Green St. Iwk Found—Sunday October I, north of:g«».yiv>.MM hard . coal or Rent—Furnished mom*, I; SI«.M Howling an Ingersoll watch. | li.alrf. 1.3d heated. Il-e of bath; illle locsflfali. Owner ran obtain by calling and l.'liotm 207. Cull at 3IH South Broadway. paying charge*. Lewi* Mrlu- in>**p.x; »H*. tyre. 3 miles norlhen«l nf'llowlrOut.TMY and hidxh. .ing. • Iwk retired farmer. Write, call or .'UN Soidli Broadway. I Wk phono Ira B. Baldwin. 'Hasting*. For Rent—Houins, furnished and or Sale—Full 4dood Ham|H>ui|e|| unfurnished. Phone 150, llnslram. breeding ewes, also 2 good ing*. . . Iwk Notice 1 mn miking hoib Inquire For Sale—Fipe building church st.. al4o several Lincoln Park add Peck. Phono 311. lot Known To Be Best, Most Universally Used. in Hiilhiml. Iltimpsliin child Owner can I mice !. on . For Hair—Sow mid Ward, hard and kilrhen. Phone Il mill'll Help Men mnl women, for hie tnim. Mitilhwii'k wilh Iwo Hets of good building*. I three mile* nbiiliwest of Nti*li- B Notice—I lierehy forbid .-ill hunling ville. one half mile from school;? For Sale Cheap- IUhuhI good fence*. soft and Inird waler.' Will Kell H> or to acre* wilh buildings. Elzey Mead, Morgan. Route I. if rliim- ! *‘or H,'ul—! "•' plea*<" llention—Tlmso Wishing V (leys or furmire,* cleaned notify al once. Phom French’s White Lily Flour rooms. 3-fool . ................... Thr great majority of tin people of IliW cmifily wmdil not all he using For Salr—.'fl breeding i'We*. Phone I 28H 2 I'ings. Ernest linyne* Iwk j Woodlawn Cemetery Ha Inquire al BANNER onire. I licy arc dmiqi lied what every upe rise is seeking to do, mid tills is to gel Wmilcd—To Iradr good upright piano. used about a’year, fur gun-! end purpose horse. Smith. City, Hifute fl. rods north of Strike) Hotisi'. Baltimore. P llililiesl prices paid fill- imullrv-lie- lhe Ig-st for their money. other flours. They have used Fri'iich's While Lily; they have tried But (hry all rmnd buck to Frenrh's White Lily Flour Im'ciiiim* if Is It Is also the rleuneM flour on the market because all the grain Is washed und polished; all cockle. broken kernels and foul stull are taken out by special patented machines, which is not done in other mills.. Therefore you get nil this stull in the Hour those mills make. Wilh one unbroken record of more than 10 y ears of NiirccNsfiil iiumufaelun* of French's White Lily Flour, wr have gained a Int of knowledge thill you can't And in iHioks. Every time lliul you buy a sack of French's While Lily Flour you get Hie benrllt of Hint experience—mid il all counts in improving t lie quid it y. m have to pay for Hull EXPERIENCE when you buy other LU FERHIR QI'U.tTY. Hart Schaffner fi? Marx Good Clothes Makers Chicago ur. You You may Good salesmanship may succeed ii; gelling “llrst orders" for tin inferior Hour, hul in the “long run" il is UI AI.ITV that will deride lhe queMion every lime. New York The quality of flour depends |o some, exlriil, upon lhe proper BLENDING of grains, upon lhe proper CLEANING of lhe wheat and taking oiit-ujljjir dirt und The StyleBook. OU may have seen the nev?Style Book; it’s worth seeing; if you haven’t received a copy, let us know, and we’ll see that you get one. Men who care about looks—young men especially want to know about correct style; this book tells them. Here are some of the things it shows: foul Mtulf. But more than any tiling else it depends upon proper MILLING. Thai's where KNOWING HOW comes in. What kind of Hour arc you using? Is it the kind that makes baking day a dread, or I* It French's While Lily, the flour lhe first rooks use? Dors it pay you fa EXPERIMENT with flour whrii you cun buy French’s While Lily for lhe same price you have to pay for llir inferior kinds? Think it over. Fifteen attractive style illustrations'. What to wear, and when. How much you ought to pay. How ready clothc£ifrve your money. How you can be fitted. And whenever you’re ready to look we’re ready to show you the clothes. Special values at >25: and from $18 to $50. “The Best 'for the Money Store” G. F. CHIDESTER ‘Tte Ltidlng Clothier” Michigan Hastings This .tore is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH. Proprietor Middleville, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER OCTOBER 15,1914-20 PAGES PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO II. mid Kntainuzoo Train*—-The and Iwo children who were asleep llnstinga Team Victorious in two >'a<l their night, clmhing Imrio d .»lf. Sueeraaive Contests. Stzmey Point on lhe East shore of the first sheet of water in West­ ern Michigan. Hie property of the Hastings'Gun I^ke Association has lieeii occupied by a targe parly of our young people, together with guests from abroad, from the 7111 Dirty Clothes land wa.. ---------- .v ................. Saturday night, completely tl-i ishing th • chimney passc.g ' through the chamber win I'hililren woii’ sleeping, not ing IhOm h iwev,.-, conlif iiiti: foniied through its coltini-. ' fc the lower floor, smashing ; Al lhe ground of the Knlanrazhb that stood fhe milk «nfe amt, Association on the fkmtli -lime of smashing one end of the Hie loikr, at the sunn- lime en­ l.uckilv no one wa- hurt camped mi equally large and pleas­ ant parly of old and new friends of llie people at lhe Hastings Many pleasant entertainuivnl' given either party by-ihe and many visits paid and r-'ceiveil nil of w hich were great I y. enjoyed and will be long romemiH-red,' Iry all as among the happb -l .■pi-o.leof that romalic region since it be­ came. what it now is, a. <l>-jighttul trip In tho. Upp<*n i‘i iiinsiil(v and charming summer resort. •• following person* inranged lielween the archers of idllier ramp, which was hotly con­ tested and iwuiled in a Victory for lln* Hustings train. although "the hell was carried off" by a Kalama­ I'. Mr>. Willard Hayes. zoo lady. -Irving L Dressy. The game was umpired by Mr. I). Colin of Kulamaznb. Ellie A. SaulisBriggs kept lhe score wilh lhe fol­ bury; W. T.—Miss Sarah Horton. Kalamazoo Archers. -Andrew Angie. Mrs. Hansom hove a way of accumulating about every home and it’s an expense and makes hard work for the housewife to have them MADE CLEAN if she has to do the work herself. -Most women have enough to do without washing and we can do it for you for such a LITTLE MONEY that you can’t afford to do the work any more for yourself. “We wash every­ thing every other day.” Our wagon will call. American Steam Laundry SHULTERS BROS., Proprietors Phone 243, Hastings, Mich. Mareu« Coykendall. Thornnpplc: Andrew Inghram, Woodland: Sam I C. Ritchie, Yankee Springs: Wil­ liam Campbell. Assyria; George Paddleford. Baltimore; ' Thomas McElwaiUk Barry ; Winfield S. Rog­ ers, Carlton; Andn-w J. Handy. Cnstleloii; Pefor Coburn. Hastings Township; Calvin B. Parsons, Hen-1 ry Pierce, Hastings City; Daniell Thompson, Hope; William. Mug­ ridge, Irving: Gborge H. Grayhurij. Johnstown: Isaac .1. Brooks. Maple Grove; William Townsend. Orange­ ville; Charles Enzium. Prairieville: ■David Eycleshymer. Rutland. I Edens oE IMeiresIl Em EEasflmgs Audi Vnauailly MaHy-Eve Years Ago July 2:1.1 officers for Jailing then- victims. Winthrop Nelson and Kirk Grant : A patent right dealer came he|-e are ramping out at Walled Lake, in I imt long since to-gobble up sorne11 I Ifody. inet John L. Fish, traded and 1----- n> oul second best, and now he Hundred- of bushel cals. If dealing In iduent rights. is made a Slates Prison otfenr which I hey were, that they wen mor .<ays not. Mr. E. H. lianm-y ISLAND OF CEYLON A TROPICAL GARDEN TRIP very today- all tho time, but w<* cannot but Uiink. liow. much wf thi* world is <>r no use to man. The shore « s<ai." We shall .ar­ mnight. at six. and anal. To«luy for have Ihiiiictil of THROIGII t xivn iiESTixc. and -information SPENT FOUR OATS 1*1 in it-••tf, und we find ON THE REO SEA \mrrit-u t'llli. but our boat, the Prinz nun Fixtlerich. -ailed Saturday night', al m. long ■ - mu-i not inm arnvisl nt Colombo, morning, having onn a from Tuticoriti. andi high. argn Mr. Fullmer, mailed from Australia telling of his and Mr. Winchester breakfast hut Wc Willie Yirgil. Mrs, Clara Alien Mrs. Amanda Shel- Mr. Ira Hansom Hastings Archers Mrs. Ike Hendershott Mm Stella Hendershott Hl LAKE VIEW. dlvr Mr. ,1. I..’ Wilkins Mr. W. T. Browfi has-purchased and has taken charge of ih« .Monnin. Return Match at KalarnziMi land­ ing.'July 17. Kalamazoo Arche 11 > _ ~ nt thr parlors of Mr-. Win. Harlow. Mr. Geo. Headman lhe very cfilcient mail carrier between Hickory leiilay. and rcjHirl. giHxl time. I Hie'mail between lhe Iwo points We understand the croquet far-1 I named, for lhe ten years Iasi past. .lory is to start up in a short again wilh a f^ll complement oft another four years' contract in the1 hands. ■ Mr. Headman i­ The wlmrllelHTry crop is a large same capacity. ■ •lie. and the pi^fbnlillilies ure tbsi i an honest, strauihl forward, accommnduling gentleman, and ii will be The lo roul from “ 1"*"b< ’"co if sallsfueuon to the peo1011X0 lheleadiru rmnHoS U bHie ng iron m »' ‘ween tins City and Hickory Mr. E. II. Manure Hint are actually fearful to Upon in broad daylight even, alone passing/over them after ■ Messrs Bab- A Bartley still re­ ceive orders for their Hour from Hasting- pays In manufacture a good ar- fnniil v Charlie Bowne has go! tired pre­ senting bills for collection all alone. stcixy lhe help lias arrival, hut Charlie will have to wail a spell, il it did Size of target. JotrrTcH. '■weigh something over in imunds. arrows al -each range.— i:n-»w * Upjohn In,.'. '’.I1.'11 ■> u', lr.""J1.. burnt their first kiln of brick mid' "■' !«[•> a v»«t* >'i ihe hl-, mill if a nicer Jot of .-itb-r Factory m 'Rutland recently, and brick or tile cun hi- produced m । were surprised to note the amount ’-iii'-.-- ii'-iiig HbW rounll-v. we would he pT.'ns. ,,| d :i •■! "f oii. business Iwing none ilone inere. there. Thr The jbuilding and its surroundings «... and also their new locals. boys are prospering ns they might, a grove •meeting Hn P,,tT',ct order, indictilmg that for they keep before lhe public all ........ of ihe |)nr|jng the managels kmtw they were pre- the lime, in the local igqiers. tills, Sclrnul House, ill Irving, on Salur- P«Hitg fond for lhe people and in-j and loeals which tell all about -it. day mid Simdav. AuguM .Id and ith. ’ leiidended it ?hnuld lie m a condi- Call on them ami lie convinced that m. we are. Informed by a card from ‘*"0 •" be appreciate, by the conUliey mean just what they say. !l<-v. H. F. Hungerford. * punier. Al present they are mmiMilton Griffin, father of Mrs. Z. loiwn Social. Mr. hniLJIrs. ChMi-■ ufacturmg about I.3M) lbs. of B. Willison of this 4*ity, died al ent Smith will entertain mi ice,P'T week, mid il is a .first Hickory fkirncrs last Sunday morn­ cream st>cial for lhe M. E. clmruh.. •••-»*’* nrtifh- m every respect. The ing in the 8|(h year of his age. m their park on Friday evening ,,f «h-n»*nd. for their chwse -by the Many oT our citizens will remem­ this w.-.-k, A jolly tune is looked > 'b'alers in our city is fully equal to ber the old gentleman. There for and yon are invited. they can manufacture, hence seemed to be no particular disease Philip Mckaughlin. an employee 'b'/y ar- selling their product al about him. but had actually worn on the ijuimbv suction of the rail-, pnres which an- satisfactory, njid mH. He was a zealous . chundi roatl, lost an rye on Wednesday ■•( '•usure the success of the rn- member. I,I'. «>l .1 .-|>IHf ■ ■■ • ■ We learn that a learn belonging flitting him in the eye while lhe I 'he Jury, to Mr. Cox of Maple Grove ran foreman, was attempting In drive On Tuesday lhe following genlle- away on Thurmlay last, Ihro'winc off and seriously injuring his son, Our D. D. G.. with lhe assistance i August term of the Circuit Court,! who with a brother were -using of some 25 citizens, h»ok another > and summoned to be in attendance j lhe team lo draw water. Dr. Van­ iiiifditiiiuih- victim of JHH’ Whisky on the tllh day of August at 5' Horn attended lhe lad. who at lat­ 'Hells lo jail last evening. When, o'clock in the afternoon, viz.: est dale was.as comfoilahlr as oh! wh>‘ii will Mich bartairi-m have John Tcxter. Irving; Peter l-’ish- could be expected, and In a fair -• a set sr| -of men-tn nirn In er. Johnstown: Silas J. Bndcork, way ip recover. nn end? License . • .,ua.ke_hrytr? of their .fellows, for j Maplu Grove; W. ii. Stanleys Or­ fellows, fori Gun latke. a money i on*i>lrraiion. anil then miK'-wille; LafuycLle. Teerpenning. How und Where wc Rusticate— pay oul the money thus obtained lol Prairieville: Charles Oaks. Rutland; Archery Match Between Hustings HOSIERY Have you tried any of odr Hosiery? We have big values. LADIES’ HOSE Next time try a’pair BOYS’ HOSE Ribbed tops, black, white and . tan 10c, 15c and 24c Black or tan... —10c Out size-------- ---------------------- .15c and 24c Good fleeced ... .-15c; 2 for 25c __15c and 24c Fleeced ..24c Wool ... CHILDREN’S HOSE Wool... 24c MEN’S HOSE Cotton, black or tan____.'10c; 15; 24c Black, while and tan --10c, 15c and 24c Heavy black cotton10c Fleeced15cj 2 for 25c Heavy Work Hose. .9c; 3 for 25c Wool Heavy >Vool Hose’. 24c Light W60I Hose.. —:........... 24c BABY’S HOSE Black and white mercerized lisle15c; 2 for 25c Onsbmerctte ... Cashmere, fine ...15c; 2 for 25c 25c BOYS’ WAISTS Good Gingham, plain blue and stripe only. Cotton------------------ - --------------------------------10c Black Sateen, only.,____ ; —25c Navy blue -24cWool Waist.. NEW YORK STORE Phone 102 Hastings, Mich. laughter of Murguii Gillespie and wife. Sunday. POINT. should have ?aid that Mr. II. J. Wellman and Mr. fifteen land instead of Olivet. Mi's. George Crabbl- has returned Fjiipiri'. C..I, w. h. Dickey.______ Reniers, Misses Torrey and We understand IhM Gen; Ritchie Briggs, has bought a farm .near Nashville, The malrh was very -interesting Solomon Varney and wife of for the reason (hat Hie score was North Castleton visited .his brother very close, nnd was eagerly watch­ Samuel and family, Sunday. thi1 lead more than one round. The enjoyment of Hie occasion enhanced by the orchestra of Kalamazoo I’timn. which also contributed largely f” the pleasure of our parly, bj/cmirtesy of Kala­ mazoo geitUmmui, on oilier occas­ ions. Millon Pyickoll's son. Orftul, a boy about twelve, years of ago came near gelling killed in tho furni­ ture factory.of Ross.A Mould. As it was lie sustained a terrible iujm'y to nno of his arms. A knuckle bolt of a shaft caught his coat sleeve, which wound his,arm around >f he shaft, and broke, or Hither literally smashed his atm between the elbow and shoulder. Had the machinery lint been stop­ ped at oifi’o; 'he would undoubtedly have been k'dle«l. - IM-. Devereflxed the arm in ns good shaiie as .pos­ sible ami thinks perhaps il may be I saved. • Mrs. Magoon. aged RH years, died at the residence of Delos Hopkins, on the corner of Park and YVnlmil street, on Thursday evening of last week, find was buried on Saturday. On Monday last lhe editor of .the Vermontville Hawk swooped down on the BANNER office and carried away one of the BANNER’S c-compositm-s. for a few flays only, howOn Saturday afternoon the house nf William Olney of Carlton was entered by a tramp nnd a now­ suit of clothes for which hi- paid *5U taken. On Monday SherilT Hoqglitnlin tracked Ho* scamii into Clinton county. But so far.a? heard from he has not yet liocn ar­ rested. David Matteson of Scales Prairie, in Thornapple Township, threshed 1800 bushels of wheat, the product of 50 acres, nne day Iasi week. John Carveth nf Middleville 280' bushels from 7 acres. He reports the average per acre in I'hornapple not much less thaii 30 bushels. The theory that lightning never strikes twice in the sam? place is exploded, as our readers will sec from the following: A hickory tree on the farm of C. V. Robinson Esqxof Hope was struck hy lightn­ ing on the night of the 3rd of last month, and again last Saturdaynight. Twice within a month. John Bessfin-r Hie very popular barber of Hastings, -is .Very much pleaiwd to think that the time is coming -when he will not have lo hire a Journey man barber, as he has a little shaver of his own. which was born Saturday evening last, and weighed ten and one-half pounds. Eh. John? Give us a shave? Still another affair of lightning doings in Baltimore comes tn hand. Henry Garrett, who lives in East 1 Baltimore, had his house struck, Peradsniya Gardens at Kandy, Isle of Ceylon i as only part atldy is at . and Ihi*Ai «>f tin- distatn uninteresting. luink* are see it. is simply >f building this lance snows the island oui.eybm canal wa which was Being within llvi nolies iu baskets. Our trip through he canal Was w wry quick* one. A Bi|i Year al Alma College. of rain, the tropical growth i- aim- about l, ply perfect. Natives have an easy Port Sa' Alma College is of special bit,e time making a living, and they «it' tln- tinw around and seem to be perfectly 2.*sl met in (lift- lm.il. Our train .limb until six P. ing eiirolhiieiit which has been made iliete during Hie opening ‘ ens. jungle, rubber plantations, len i for Cook's ot) week. . soon The freshmnn class al Alma this. canleus. cocamil oiehanls; banana 'and telegram* year contains 51) hoys ami 59 girls, and piui*apt>le fields, with royal; stepped on «h a total oF'flH. Last year Hie total। palms aiid flowering InW all al/nu:by guide-. Ihm , the way . At Kandy llrrH-- / .i, ei-. etc. \\ .-■ freshman rhisj njimJ»ere.d 5<5. The ___ total enrollmriil of college students, nice lake.-nnd- nn its shore is thrfin the street? .......... ....____ _ tin-. i Quern-hotel. We had a room that jm’r rovpred-walk4, drinking Tiirklife" WTSl enrollment of I'ORegc, -made us fe»d al lumu*. and I. lubk tali—jmllee, I'juiminiiu wares and the clerk that there were only a' visiting slmf&nl* was 116 for the year. in athletics the coach. W. C. few place- m the world that could the call hi deck and away Bleainaster. is sanguine of a con- he compared with Kandy : Lake thirty vv< Thursday and Sunday linualion of Hie success which has the last two years Alma has had three championships out of a/fiossible six. with live other colleges in the race. * nawave Coleman and Mr. Eart Coleman. Grniifp' Program. Program fur Glass Crook Grange October. 17. Wil: Opening song. Holl Call..Each name a vegetable.' move -out (■ark. Al Ho- .Garden- we were ille wen- worth until we had <eeii shown iu tip* growth - nutmeg-. I and talked with- those who have cloves, allspice, ciitaalipm. vanilla. I lived m Jhe EaM. fetmiinflig them •qual. around tin- lake, and-1hrongh j generally pb-an Ihi* breaking down mnlry. Isaac also had tlieiof henllh. the ihimiing of the bloo<lt iatisfaejion of being shaved in Ihsllab^I Ho* 'lowering of ideals. In’ Aboul. Her?’ Sister Mattie Havens sought for. • j Xy ?«vii. and Bro. Erod <11 is. Saturday morning we returned !•■ tlie w hot Colombo to lake mir boat. W-; Auu-rir McCallum and Bro. Charles Bolson. settle mid big good-bye to out sec-j way th “What' is lhe -Mo.sf Profitable vaiit, with a good <|j'iil of baling. I with il. lass. . Nina F.rSelect reading­ way. "Ilow to Keep- a Grange From Becoming an ‘Did Story?’”—Bro. George Havens,. Bro. Bert. Newland.; Vocal Music—Mrs. W. A. Kerr. Closing Song.*. Anna Gorham, Lectufar. Positively- Masters Croup. 'Foley's Honey • and Tar Com­ pound cuts tin* .thick choking mu­ cus, and clears away . the phlegm. Opens up the air ppssngi s and slops the hoarse cough. Tne gasp­ ing. strangling light foi> breath gives way to quiet breathing and Siaceful sloop. Harold Borg, ass, Mich- writes: ”We give Fol­ ey's Hongy and Tar lo our chil­ dren for croup and il always acts quickly."—Arthur Mulholland.— | Adv. wjtfi our .in ! mir visit to th*- shore. Tjjivu and a half, day? The following morning vv»\ ...I.. I It ill I... -if .VtlllllMT III,.- ft about lit miles in a victoria. I< the Botanical Gardens, whirl fnrni :t temperate ver realized what from llelghim, who knnw« van compare We do this after -•■■'ing that lie has our poti,-y in tlx* Philippines wbeto a ticket taking him back lo In? we aiy .-dm-aling and fitting the nahomc at RangiHm. • live- for self government, with that ‘ ' ‘his splen- of other countries, who simply ,0 a fet'dcollfliize for selfish money .making, ing that we can eat oinee more’Our t»olicy liter-* is going tn tn* iho without clow inspection. greatest object lesson Hint ’ thn ft look six days from Coolombo t<»j world ha- eversfen. a patjpn gi.vc Il<!<i.Sea ing fur the upbuildning' ’of the ... -------------------------------- We hard-: world., without tin- llmtighl of gtiin. I.v look at (In- sea. il" has been A German doelor on h -aui also i"hl * smooth and litn** has been going us Ffiat Manila is p’a-sing all th<-z along slowly and pleasantly. Ourl»ilies of th.- East, and told us *-f boot is very comfortable and"w-do, the great hospital- -.did schools enjoy the food. My .steward haft i«'oiii|»aring them with what other got so far that for lunch I find at'.countries had done'ti; lhei.- coionmy plate, a dish of dill pickles andi tes. I could r«.l nchkhj.l icel tliat he expeclA tn hear me say. “Sail- in this greifi-plutk ll’is work has , sage, cold, potato salad, etc.;- Wo I been-left fir .V'-c-ca If., do, at»l’*s cannot cpmplain .nf the Food and: critical time ta 'ihe wmhTs hhloty, service. .when nations stand ready lo throlWe see no land until we get near- tie each other for gam uloho; and ly to Aden, nothing4>ut quiet sea'the destiny of Ame.nci will laive'y and hot weather. In the Red Sea depend ->n ho-v faithfully and'yvell we see the shore frequently, andishe does tins worx. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER 15, 1*1L PAGE The Hastings Banner COURT HOUSE HEWS j Want Column. Ic a word for each Insertion. No adv. for less than 12 (cents, • Cnril of Thanks. 1c a word. Oliitii’iry poetry and resolution*, FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 5c a line. OblTtmties of 2t) Hues or less will Sabscnplion by Mail. Post-Paid. tic published free; 5 cents ppr line ONE YEAH, in advanceIIA> charged for each line above lhe 20 BIX MONTHS, in advance 501 I lines. THREE MONTHS, in advance.. j Notices of births, deatps or tnarCANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS । 50; riag'-» will be pnijjed free as news per year, in advance ' | mat'er. Filtered at the nurtnfflre nt Ha* 1 f<" communication be pubUtS. Mich gan aTSutNl " circmnslaiice* unPublished event Thursday at Holing*, Michigan. ' , COOK BROS, Editor*. nisth.r ■i ■ ■■ ■' ' 'Im» H twars the writer’* name and ---------------------------------------- I postoil) e address. A. J. LARSEN Co Marriage License*. Fred V. ‘Gibbon*. Maple tin Edna Rogers* Maple <lrov« Jainea II. -Maxwell. Hustings SPECIAL Quit I'lnim Deeds. ‘Blanche Nichols tn Geo. M. mi. lol- I. 2. 3. I, and 5. blk 10. lot*. I. 2. 3. I. nml Kill In inc Tilmar.-h ’ t<» Win. ilniar-h. et a. »H» acres section* ) and ir»,-Casllel<ui. Jtkkl. ADVERTJSfNG RATES. -----------------------------------------------------------Displat advertising rates ou ap-1 JOB PRINTING plication. | The BANNER has one of the best Business local* and reading no-1 ei|uip|>rd job office* tn Western TicM. On first page or among prev-, Mu lligan and is prepared lo do any section (ties, 12Mi cent* * line. kind vf (took and job printing. The crowd last week were more than satisfied wilh the splegdid. bargains offered. Friday and Sat unlay lo any rntrson mukiiM a purchase 'of one dollar or over. u<- w’tll sell lo yanls of best quality Aiiix-keng Gingham for the Special price of 49c Table Linen& 49c heavy table 49c in. table.linen, bcaulidesign*. *i>lendid Itargain । 98c $1.19 CORSETS tunff-for-reveniv Special Sale Special Sale Special Sale tilnme sltiigglr <' Roman alripe Silks, 9c yd Bed Blankets *1.25 outing blankets, extra heavy quhlily c><n«ideriiig the very dprrial Suh*. Price CHANGE OF FIRM SALE—SOILED 98c Al.tki blankets a good medium size. grey and tan colors, change of Unit Siwcial Sale Price (_KJV Qkp Remnants, Remnants *1.19 REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERY REMNANTS OF COTTON GOODS, - REMNANTS OF GINGHAMS REM NAN I’S -OF RIBBONS. 'Special Black Satin Dutchess 98c son administration from a merited relilikr fur tin ranted disturbance of Ute business interests of l has cauMMl. ’ Wc wonder if lhe landers of ihe north relish the plain dtscrimion'tion qsain‘1 their businessAvhirlt wa.evident in lhe WiImui-Ln<|ervrood tanjf-f<»r-revenue ‘on1y bill? W e wutider if the sectionalism shown in placing the south complete­ ly in.the ‘addki at Washington is relish.-d by the north? We wonder if.ihe people like the altitude of -uspicKm and di-ltu-l shown Joward the busineza intorests of ibis coutiiry by-Mte present gov­ ernment ut Wu-hiugtoii? at! the' Qtmiiiy Store" Carlton Grange. Program for Carlton Grange Mi. October 21. 1911: Song—“Swinging N«-h1I» llo1 Competitive Drmonst :v«l ion ■ trading and'Parktqu Farm duel, with awards for htfll and M ll’l.i: l.lilHI Mn-mnint.AVntre nf Battb DHiality,"—a Iplk with a -k.-twl*-or. iiiiyp of-farm by J. v. Wirklium Apple guessing c»nir-i. Ml bring pencil and paper. Shower of fruit juices; jellies and fruits for use by Mrs. Siu.lkt m Mr. ami Mr*.* Ibiy Smith ■•iilerI’niversily hospital*. iJitH-il cpuipstiiy from brand Rapid* The young lady bringing I be bc.-l apple pic will receive a prize. The gentleman bringing lhe nic­ est basket will receive a/ Lmlx un<l baby f >r tlr»- i.i-i (hue Refreshments of prize and cheese. (Coring song. Patrotn* bring packed fruits and vegetables BANNER WANt ADVS. PAY.Align-1 a Brisbin. Leelui Life is Altogether Too Short To worry out your days half frozen. Let us heat your home with a ftARSTOW UbAY STATE II the furnace (hat for •im­ plicit}’, durability end economy of operatic Is not surpassed* HUFFMAN BROTHER s JEFFERSON STREET HASTINGS MICHIGAN 29c 39c *3 lo *5 waists. Special Hale 98c Lol No. 2. *150 lo *250 waist* 1000 YARDS BENT FAMCY QUALITY Dress Ginghams and i5c quality, 10c Dress Goods and SilKs New New New New Human Stripe HiIjbon*. fai e-rtdlars. fancy while aprons. fancy huck towels. A. J. LARSEN CO Qnnliiy Store HASTINGS. MICHIGAN HIBBIIIIIIIBBIBIIIB ORDER GOES TO LEFT HAND ■lllllll". Instructions to Write Sent Automat J G tells the New York Mail some; Interesting things aboul the psychol­ ogy of writing with the right hand. 11 the case of a left handed person. J. G Is lefthanded, but was taught towrite with the right baud In college he learned that the left lobe of the brain control.*,'the operations of the right byuL.ah'l vice persa. He also encoun te^> il a professor who told him that In th/ case of a left-handed person writing with the right hand there conliriniiiK Final account would be a crossing qf the brain Im­ pulse from one side of the body to the guar- it were—accompanied by a certain waste of energy caused by thia cross Ing ot the wiresThe mental order to write la first TIPS TOUCHING THE TEETH sent automatically by the brain to the left hand, and must be transferred by a rudlmentarily conscious process to the right hand, tn-order to accomplish the act of writing- Under this theory tha Dentiet. a left-handed person should never at­ It ts most unpleasant when teeth tempt to write with the right hand, move because they arc loose In the but should simplify and economize his gum sockets, but if the mouth is well mental processes by writing with the washed out three times a day with left. bicarbonate of soda dissolved tn warm water the gums harden and the teeth tain sense of vexation pr obstruction In writing with the right hand. But he become firm again Finely powdered charcoal is supreme now began to write with the type­ (or making the teeth a gleaming writer, and experienced at. once a white, and keeping the mouth sweet. sense of liberation- The process, wilh The charcoal, too. renders Innocuous the left hunt now doing at least half any decaying plbces ot embedded food •nt. more rexponalge at between hand Teeth which from any cause—smok­ and brain. ing. neglect, medicine, etc—are In s very bad. black slate should be cleaned with powdered cuttlefish, obtalnable st a chemist**. This should Lord Brampton—best remembered a* be used three times dally until the 8(r Henry Hawklns-sttbscribe to the teeth are clean, and then no more new theory ttiat It la beneficial to alt After that, any good dentifrice. 1 jn 0 draft “Few people had .Few know that saRe leaves are most greater objection to fresh air than excellent for the te*th The leaf can Hankins.* srites Mr. J. A- Foote. K. By tubbed on. or chopped very fine c. -At ono tlmo he had a sort of nnd used with a brush. The effect Is i movable senfry box constructed for !”'• use In court. In order .to prevent A little lemon juice Is another good an>- possibility of a draft. He once toothjonlr. though It needs to be!expres.ed hi» prefsrence for auffoca 't»ed but occasionally | tjon rather than chill on the ground - In imfault of tooth powder, common i lt was a ,|OWer death.**—London ••alt mixed with flue soot—or either chronicle. of these alone— la quite good. Thei Wot makes the teeth fconderfuHy’' «hfte. aud the salt not only hardens! KA|.A)IO. the gums, but pula a glitter ou th/ Mr. and Mrs. Will AJrjvcr enter­ enamel of the teeth. tained Hex and Mrs. Kcbleutrr Sat­ urday night for supper. —• Mr. ami Mm. latvi Lutli< mid BAUinVILIX daughter. Eva. visited Mr. and Mrs ijoricy will be ••uirrtiiia- Galen t;oiii-,-||, Sunday afternoon. . mid Mrs. Neal. Fridas Huron SJv—oii of Charlotte visit; J. for, dinner. . You hie tor ii|>imintiug Itond approvml. issued lo A. E. Patton. nugiry $1.19 against MM. its a Time when America Is al peace unn Hie wnrld: nf forcing it Iieiirimr Nnveinlwr tilth. lot of -lamp-licking special taxes on lhe plain people of tlii« country, All r ami not uiceliug the titualion by cutting down cipen-r-? ItHlrftd Of re­ ducing government expenditure* as they i<ronii*«*d, the democratic ad­ ministration al Washington has increased them. iird-r admitWe wonder how the people like the < itervd.- Bond passing a-pork-barrel rivers and harbor* appnn .......... ,. right al a limb when our nation's reveii Di-line Caldwell mlininisl rati is with for bearing 1 han lhe expense*? These are a few of the things llial the people ought lo express their views upon next November. If they did, a republican landslide would 6* the result. Lol No. I. *1.25 plain silk poplins. •*> tn wide, iu all the new popular shades, Spe­ cial Sale »*«*• Fancy llgurmi (mplitis. suilable for dress and shirt waists, 2i in. *'d'*very ste ctel sale ............................... t®1-. 54 tn. Arlington crepe dress sotf***" ............................................................. *150 65c wool serge*. Special Sale....i9c «l5tt quality. 30 in . advantage. Shirt Waists «!XM lo *150 waists ... Regular t2Hc Special Sale .*2.19 I. l acre*. Middleiiiuiiufai-li for any wages ll CHANGE OF FIRM SALE ON REMNANT* <JF DRESS GOODS ROYAL WORCESTER AND A1IER- I K3IIB. Dress Suitings 500 YARDS. Regular price was 15c, 23c/35c. This special lol goes on sale al thv Special Price S25d wnfdnap blankets, in fancy plaids, tan and greys, full size, very Cl 042 Special Sale Price 4)1.70 ble -alin damask new fall | "2 in. wide, very sprcjpl.. iuit*. nothing i< FANCY If you are not satisfied with any purchase we give your money back. ikir mcrrcriied cloth very special value. 6i ut. wjde. Sale... •rrlaiiilj ty at Dowling. FL5DO. vetnber 3 considerably below that of (lie usual off-year, ought not to bp the case this year. becatM* the imliticn tntimrianl, nnd it is a serioti* think’ in a popul.-ir government like ours Hannah A. Mniihew when tiie people are not interested in a matter lhal.i» vital to them— their own governifient. \V.- hope, therefore, iltai lhe political leaders i.:ik> and nil party coinmilt will faithfully utilice lhe liine before elerlion divided half bd III of Blackman & iu stirring up nth Aildilidn. Dellon. *1 •«'. .Iiii ob Edger. Jr., and wife to llag- We have added many new goods and the low Note the special items mentioned helow. CHANGE «F FIRM SALE Durkee and wife loClins. the sale continues.*' SPECIAL Here is *2 for you. Do you need a new coal? -Gul oul this add und bring to our store and we will nc- . cepl il us »-‘.00 ou the purchase of any coat marked over Slow, prices will continue-ae before. It) yds. Itiiiil to customers. Warranty Hrcd*. Many were heard to remark. “We will surely attend again next week if I'ltMi-liiitg Sunday >:vriiilig lit ll I la. BANNER WANT AD kb. PAY. umniitiij. Jit* leave? children and many friunds. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. One Dlmsnsion. , A prosperous lumberman lives in The dtercullea la a craua largely western Pennsylvania. He owns a the Grange dance Friday night ut represented tn Queensland, and wide­ . smalt railroad which nini from his their hall. ly distributed. To it belongs the bot­ lumber camp to the main line. He tle tree of the weat jot Queensland Nashville visited the luttcr’sTparwas riding the other day on a crowded ——....... , car by the side of the president ot '*r- ,an,l •'*rg- Almon Sheldon. species of the coast, end in the Phil­ • ; user Sunday. • the ■ -■ railroad. After some conver-1 ippines those of apparently a closely aaClon. the president handed tho him-''* Tims Gould and faQiily visited rrlalives in. Johnstown. Iasi week. allied species are considered whole­ bernuin his card Mr-. I.ibbie Wvaks of Nashville some when roasted or boiled, though "What!" taid the Punna) Iranian. caJIedoit relatives nnd friends Fri­ eaten in large" quantities. The tree "Aro you thu president of tho — day tn this viejnily. belongs to a good family, being re­ railroad? 1 sin lhe president of a Mrs. Fred Poll it entertained Um lated to the Theobroma (food of the railroad, too." gods*, which supplies the world with "What Is your road.” was tho cour­ Triday. cocoa and chocolate. When the fruit teous reply. Genevieve Decker aasistcr Mrs. splits open It la a brilliant scarlet, Ward Iasi week with her house with an nrangetintad Interior; "Strange, I have never heard of It" work. * "Well." said the lumberman, "my 'Mr-. Ray Gould and daughter, oval sad black, covered with a rich road may not be as long as yours, but Clara spent Sunday with the lat­ purple bloom. The fruit, being It Is just as wide.'* ter- mother and family in south >tough' and loatbary. remains on the we-t Kilamo. tree a long tlmo. farming a most ofDOLD . . - CORNERS. Milian Andrew* has several car- factive display tn the gloom of the Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stanton ,-in; I’vnl'T* working on his house and jungle.—T. P.*s Weekly. keeping h<iti«e for Jheir son, lluby. harn. wlilch will soon-be compleluf Ross, while he i« away. ‘ cd for the winle^, / . Mr.. Krn.n. ,W„. vku.-.I *lr,M| shoup |,U Flan! Mr.U, ,Uv> M<d*fla»car Ratling Oatrichaa. n,‘“" ». m, ».K»k Madagascar. wber-r ostrichea were ■ I.«<1 ■ stroke ut eoo,ar ,,r- “'""f " r.l.-„ Frilbx. . '»" Mr*. Florence Main vi-it> <l le-i ' ..~ Z ; , ’ , -. mother Mr- I^vern r iinnheli „r Jlw pngin of playing cards i# uu"«lar l-reek l'M Ilie-Sv 1 1 eerlain.- allliuugli il i« t>robablu that become a formidable rival to Cape Celony in the feather induatry. ' Fireproof fltingles have been Mrs. Richard Hall and son. Ira..‘,,‘t ?l®rara1l. iln„,h? prodjtc.Kl through the inslrummvisited rotative* in Satur-. 5’’l,r Vr?:. ..... I1 J* * p^jjJ l*'.al lality of‘R. E. Prince in. Hastings. Hajliiig<Saturj'nxmooo • • ** V.lM.r of llyi L’nited day and Sunday ’ forestry prodt products laboratory are manufactured annually in the Htatrs «Di‘«« .fowtry Wis.-BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— Llilted Stalos. at -'Madison, ladll,on- Wls Autumn Days Are With Us Vnd Hu* liter warm day* of nuiaurr mid early full have jumM-d away, and u will br obliged to Irate the porch und nil thr pleasures of lhe outdoor IH‘*. <1 Mini ymirsrhrs in thr Iuhi.m* for thr Ing winter days. In order to have some of thr .Mni-hinr into the Iioiim- you will need Mtinrlhlng that will give you com* Think uIihI u lot of eomforl you could get out of h new Rocker, a Daven­ port. or one of our /lire soft multresMs. Anil think what a lol of pleasure it would give ytai lo III up your Ii)ing room with u new Rug, u Library Table and Mime new Curtains. Just try it uml .sec how plrusuut your home will be these dark cold day Miller & Harris Furniture Company FURNITURE ud UNDERTAKING Phone 226 Hastings, Michigan �PAGE ELEVEN THE HASTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER 15. Wil. Are You Looking for Some Remarkable Offers The following will siut you:— 7 lbs. best sweet potatoes for...... 3 quarts Cape Cod cranberries Genuine whole Codfish per lb..1 7 bars Lenox soap for....... 6 bars Galvanic soap for......................................... 2 packages Jersey Corn Flakes for Pork and Beans regular 15c size for Best nulkxOlivcs per qt.. Bulk cocoanut per lb. P?fi"e.c'a,n exlra good grade per lb.____________ Liquid Vepeer, best furniture polish, per bottle. Rayo Lamps, complete, each 25c 25c ^-250 ...25c ._..10c 40c ..._25c ..._20c .25.50c ..$1.75 E. C. Russ <5 Son The Grocers Telephone 16 With a “Holland" in Your Home You’re a “Holland” Booster rawra® if you rai«e broilers an<1 capon* for! lhe market cooked best -hould be I almost wholly euhstilnted fur the I raw. Cooked food should !»• care­ fully fe<l and h more lalioriouary I Chlrkrn Fred. prepared than raw ni it mu-t Is-1 THIS WKKK'S NKWS IN Regular feeding f* an important fre*|ily prepared for eaeh meal for] NEAR-BY COUNTIES. factor iii lhe rare nf poultry’- Have a hili of fan* but see (hat il is liwom,.* #<>ib*d with th«* dropping* composed of a variety. Ground bone, sun Hower nnd mil­ and Imgiti* In fcmi"nt. let seed, i-itlle'il polatoe*. wrap, meal, stale breaii .«<Kiki*d in whey Util in plum orchard a rail’and or skimmed inilk. cabbage leaves, and dll table leavings arc good food nearly dead before ho commenced for fowl* mid help to give variety. For a regular grain diet, wheat and norn are favored. If oats are (•■•jdinu fed. they should be clioppeil. A daily mash of ■ bran, miihlling*. Itl.’.l-UH’d mid latter is m-i ground oat*, linseed meal and boil­ ed potatoes is excellent. Il i.« l».’-l 13 fully developed beautiful plum*. when moistened wilh milk but do not make il sloppy. Grit ami charcoal are neediMl at till lime*. a rd long, and Crushed oysler *he|| or hit* of old Niitiniiiil I'rofirrwivr Comriilliiii. with frull i* Hie limb. Southwestern Michigan; prilui-limi of eggs. Alfalfa, clover, । cut and the enlhlisia-m hay. beflH. cnrruls. potnioe* and cabbage are valuable fowl and can The" uililn*.** before Hn* be supplied mi .any farm. Hive all by tad. Roosevelt w.i- ... of lhe day and aUracTed an imlhe waler Hie fowls will drink and; meli-i- audience. The Ex-i’re-idetif wa- in giHil form ami *pi>ki DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK OF IT? SINCE THE TELEPHONE, WE LIVE NEXT DOOR TO YOU —THAT IS— . ALL YOU ‘HAVE' TO DO IS TO WE LIVE NEXT DOOR CALL TO US AND WE WILL SEND OVER TO YOUR HOUSE JUST SUCH MEATS AS YOU WANT. TRY OUR SERVICE IF YOU ARE NOT USING IT NOW. BESSMER BROS Phone IfH The Meat Market Men ring fruit by Snflielciit names have been «*• will again lie subrtiitletl lo lhejie.>- Hirmn French. Ilvh’g three anti | .i.-i-id.-d nip-half miles .*«uithwe*l of Mid-! spring «< Mrs. M. Srhweutlle of Knlamazoo Al night feed corn Three ago. in which Anthony Koemg of; ounces. |ieir>>it forecasled lhe coming oil lhe pn'venl European ronfllcl. He; claimed tn possess an old book | ■ly in circumfvr- which giiiiled him in making Mich; I’hard mw spray- lirophe-ie*. Among the pr^liclimi*. lhe following arc perhaps most in-i the fruit i- ten^ling In Americans:. "All of j and i-nmplcte'tialisfavlian nnd when you lean Sun. «>ur time Poultry Hints. J. W. TIBBATTS, Hastings, Mich ____ clipping wa- weigh The reason for lhal i.« easy lo see ways with a '•Holland. around -windling Ihi’ voter.* of Mulligan. Rnrittmi. an old resident of II- slid ihf progreh-ix.. parly wa* an antidotii to anarchism; that tin* feeling, mor.- Ilian usually happy these day-, having recently e.|-a letter from his .only brother. c'nii.itiiulion was not a .strait Or write il. C. Redmon, Lansing, Mlrh. Itanium the i In* dost rtu-l inn uf Jerusalem. not one stone will be left u|H»iy another. Another Napoleon will arise and he French ju-uple will ailvmpt lo got -— * — *u* r Germany All Europe Wasli- last' fnur years and the slaughler Your Face and Hands Need Attention The fall winds chap and irritate them. We suggest you use:— Cold Cream Almond and Cucumber Cream Beauty Cream Vanishing Face Cream Sempre Giovine Hynes Chapaline Or some of lhe many other Toilet Preparations we have for sale. C. E. Harvey Phone 143 Michigan North Side Pharmacist Hastings WHERE TO BUY YOUR FURNACE Are you in doubt ? Do you know where to go ? Do you want Quality Do you want Right Prices? Do you want to find a Fur­ nace ui«u who knows bow jo install ■ furnace right ? SUPPOSE YQU TRY— C. S. WEATHERLY The Furnace Doctor GRAND RAPIDS Phone 6161 37 No. Division Ave. For Prosecuting A Atr o( Barry County on the Republican Ticket Aliorney H If you desire the office of Prosecutor filled in a painstak- manner and in the interest of the peo­ ple of the county yon should vote for me at the No­ vember election. John M. Gould Hastings • ■ ■ Michigan WATCH SHOULDERS OF CHILD —wholesome,; o p p c tiz i ng food that puts life and vigor into one, but doesn't clog the system. Grape-Nuts The entire nutrition of wheat and barley, including the vital mineral salts— phosphaje of potash, etc.Long baked, easily di­ gested, ready to cat; an ideal food with cream or ' milk, and fine in many com­ binations. “There’s .a Reason** for —Sold'by Grocers. liquor itafilr If Allowed to Becoms Round In Early Life the Condition Is Hard to Mayo being Remedy Later. oppor- I hat he had caught and kept tinder. lliink or else Jtow ihiil Hieir .ntliiiKle mi litis ••nfi«rnte<i by the warden. I< The genera) appearance ot one af­ mportanl social nnd economic flicted with round shoulders and flat me-imn i* purely senltmenlal. -tring chest Is quite familiar to tha observer. Ilir parly declared fm- an improvThe bead projects forward, lhe ahoul; deni droop and the chest la narrow cmimii--sinn. I and flat. The shoulder bl>des stick nminntimi before Justice V. C. Grit out prominently and the abdomen proBarry county s-nV ihe usual con- Hth af .............................. TL"'nT.T!itru,1*«’ with-round ahouliiigent of deli.gaio* and a vigohMi' I dem are as u rule below the average wallow in •umiiaign -i* to l»< inangura't.-il. .1 I in muscular development and lack _ r»i| shatihl. .Our friend. Duiiil IltirtiT, Is til- v|5°r, are clumsy In their movements, give each a thorough dusling wilh as ils candidal-- I’ni’fes.-mr W. S. way* iimsirlhing *om»* fn-nk Ihlng. and walk heavily. •ry I I.vavenworlIt of Olivet’ College and - I-'?'*' I There are three kinds of. round Int. sluTlnx-a an ’ ,bouW*r"’ tho hrfllMry round back, •m-eoii ’.* nml!^10 rou,,J hollow back, and the round C. II. Bauer. try poultry keeping. shape One I back duo 10 forward displacement of ni Tim Sun',h,° shouldera. During tho yekra. of Report. Dirt fur Dusting. a* a Mntis.T; growth, posture will usually take earn o|]|r< • -liat"“ nf n! of itself. If constant-changes are'alinunlh Mr. Harter's} lowed. Change Is instinctive and auto­ an Apache --------- .. . .. ... . up a lot <;f} matte in the child and the varied actlvNumber day.*; l iughL t». lli.-.. fn-ak projectile ■•’’rU’L pul | (ties are sufficient to lead It along norTotal altfinlJtiii’. 2*28^. th. ’ iu in an irwiil.nb.r ami hatch mH11 ma, llnU- If< frun, lnherent waaknM1 Total mirollmi.iit, 13. give them a chance to wa-h up by I’en citraffi* of ui tendance, y* । or the confinement of school life with­ providing plenty of dry dirt—dirl Pupils neither absent in out the relief of games and play, this jure lb'- plumage. This dirl wen- Clnirlolle Kd.linger, (l|' normal development be hindered, tho Kiblinger, Helm Stanley. i- finely pulverized. like ). ' result will soon show In the spine. Kd.linger. Evelyn Winslow lore il away in a dry plan I- । The causea ot round shouldehi are Window. bale Winslow. thoia general conditions which proCampbell and Huth Knowle hir.k. for il must Hull of honor: Huth Knowles. wi.™ si,....... of .i,,!, •••»■ i n........... .1.,I,b.d •Hie Mason, Teacher. .... can shine into il ........................... dinl.T I., a.k far ■» ta •“«*• “r »'• j about mid-day. Have lhe box mmi<-y to buy mon* lain! for prison ,,CM- unhygienic surroundings, o/genHarpe enough to arrominmiafe al farms. In* will have some llgures vral lack of exercise, itris" pr/bable I least four, hens nt mice. A liberal VOYAGER NATIVE OF CORSICA? Hull are likely lo prove poleul. ar- that a weakness of the will la a more J amount of Zefirfimirn lice powder "lyiniir.llf'. 'rhe figure* -fire Hm*<.' important cause than weakness ot Paris Newspaper Claims to Have Proof showing wlial lias hmm dope mi one j'’ ■ j the muscles. That Columbus Was Born in oPiho M-nrro farms purchased InstfRound shoulders are not likely to ■Into to gel this dirl; still il ran lie That Island. /•ar. The farm cost the stale 425.- । I be outgrown, as tho victims usually dime, mid must be done. -M.uH bean-, after a string a .crop of ,, p ViK. ।‘‘•’comv Permanently and structurally Inken off. off. These taken Th "et ln <h" f««Uy position, with flat­ has received a number of document* had already been An important quest ion is Ihi* tending to prove the Corsican origin beans haw been harvvsled nnd | tened chest walla and distorted figure, edmpnrnlivt* Vnhlc of raw mnl of Columbus. canned in lhe prison cannii —De- William J. Crotnle, In Woman's rooked food. Thal'Hie lirtlor is lory; nnd figured nt wholes! World. not natural is no convincing rcas'i:. IStl that the well-known statue of the wmd ha* no- npplii’.-ilimi. Tli.v aro in a peculiar condition in many rcspecl.i. ri’sullihg from the long continued influence of dome-ticnlinn. Resides, there is no objec­ tion to departing from the ordinary fiiml nf an animal if a substitute ••tin In* given that can be as easily or more easily digested. People have experimented with raw and cooked food fed lo anim.il* again and again, and the verdict each time has been that cooked food produces fat. Some fanciers an* accualomed In feed their lien* boiled corn, and they di? well. But they siuin.lire of il and will not touch il if raw corn can Im had. Corn is sometimes also steamed. Corn may he ludled upon the ear. thu* saving the labor of shelling it. It is more economical io boil corn in tho kernel than when ground ns it save** work. Some chcmiyla.claim that lhe fdod value iif certain articles is in­ creased by cooking. Cooking in­ creases the amount' nf. nutritious substances jn food. Grain can also bo snftoned by fer­ mentation. which turns tin*-March of lhe grain into sugar, chancing il into a substance more easily di­ gested. Brewer’s grainiLnrc much given, but should bo used, only in altercation with whole grain, be­ cause they are loo moist and purge the fowls: They are refotnniended in rare cases, when vottiveneas is complained of. . ' I have come lo ifio -conclusion that fowls raised primarily far egg* should not ho fed coqked food for il produces fat and we all know fhat a fat hen cannot lay eggs. Hut Not Drugs— Food Does It Grape Nuts fry is hiado by mixing l lire add gradually •ullicient plasier < Paris lo absorb all the moist nn making a injwder that wdl sift eas ily through a dusting'enn. Some . recommend the dinping « Tone Up! Such a food is dimdd he fed early in ihe morning —Tim “Holland” gives entire Hastings Mlrh. Genoa, wheretui since 1530 there has been abundant evidence relating to tho Colombo family nt Ctjlvl. Including numerous notarial acts and deeds. A street there, called Colombo, for­ merly was named Del Ftlo, and It Is a historical fact that Columbus' father To explain bl* detestation o( the population of Calvt the celebrated Con Mean leader Paoli always used |o nay that It was because he bad abandoned his respect for Columbus, and the Abbe Cuaanoyn jjeclarea that ho fears no: contradiction when he. says that Napoleon, like Paoli, knew, perfectly well the origin of Columbus. The emperor, when talking to other Corsicans, habitually used the expres­ sion- "the Illustrious son of our Is land" when rjicakliig. as’ho was fond of doing, of Columbus. Your Fall Cold Nerds Attention. it out. covery, relief follows quickly Lewis * Chamberlain. ♦ Marichester, Ohio. Money back if ▲ «ot satisfied; bUC It nearly always j helps. ’ ♦ Th<*r« are 2O.77S Chinese and 3.-;^ BANNER WANT ADVS. NOT THE SAME SWEET ALICE Probably Ben Bolt Would Find It Hard to Recognise His Sweetheart In Modern Maid. Oh, don't you remember sweet Alice, tlful brown? You never tn the world would know her as she looks today with a cane aud a t rouse ret te gown. pie lint; when I called ! could scarce trust my eyes, for she uorv a little nightcap, the lutest Paris hint, wilh rosebuds and pink ribbon ties. Sweet Alice Is now on the /tage, Ben Holt; who began at the end of tho row. She smiled with delight at thu public each night, and now she's tnu hit of tho show. She dances a tango that seta them a-whlrl, with a dip aud a kick and a glide. You'd nover be­ lieve 'twat the same little girl,that the song wrongly stated had died’ Slip's a cigarette case on the end of a chain, where the old fashioned one wore a fan; baa a flat and a maid and Pomeranian ,pup; her motor Is oliva pises where she plays, her pictures sre hung by the aeore. and they'vs filled a slab with about a thousand electric lights and sweet Alice's namo up ovsr the door.—Kato Masterson, In Lite. . About the Limit In Snobbery. Our Idea of a snob Is a man on a ladder,who kisses the feet ot tho man on the round above him, and kicks at the man on the round below him. icun imdoli and cartridges.' NOW’S THE TIME Take Time By The Fetlock. Don’t Let The Mild Weather Fool You Jack Frost Is Surely Coming. You can right now BUY your ENTIRE NEEDS for the WINTER in ALL KItyDS of COALS for Ail kinds Stoves Furnaces and Ranges.^ Just step in und SEE, THAT’S all we ask. We invite Inspection and we are always pleased to show you what we have in COAL, FLOUR, CEMENT, BRAN, MIDDLINGS, and in fact anything we have for sale. BRING in your Samples of Seeds, Beans, Wheat, Oats, or anything you have for SALE that is handled by ANY ELEVATOR and wc will name YOU a PRICE. Under the present Market conditions it is impossible to quote future price but our aim is to pay all we can for Grain, Beans or Seeds on each days market Cali us by Phone. Give us a friendly call, the latch string is always out we are always at home. Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. Dealgrs In Grain, Beans, Seed, Hey, Coal, Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS. MICH T < ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ �THE II\ST1XG8 BANNER. OCTOBER 15. WIL PAGF. TWELVE $0.00 Sot of Granite and Copper Ware FREE SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION and SALE Sffl.OO Sot of . Granlto and Copper Ware FREE Great MAJESTIC RANGE OCTOBER 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 ONE WEEK ONLY ONE WEEK ONLY MAJESTIC RANGE5 ARE MADE IN ALL’5IZE9 asd5TYLES SOUVENIR DAY 100 Tango Hoops Tree The first. too buys nnd girls who present to THE MAJESTIC RANGE SALESMAN at our slore, hi-tweeu 3 and 5 P. M„ TUESDAY, written answers to the fol— lowing oaesliont*, will receive a ‘TANGO HOOP Souve- Which Shall It Be? ON LEG5 IF DE5IRED IWlJESTK'fieVER-RURnCUOUE^ > 5TEnrnEt7<ULLEhbCR-nnn HEAVY' STflCnPEaiRVrtrcziOBLErZcB- ’ kETTCE: 18 VZ-fiLL^WPEMTErtkEniE- ■ V..u KNOW you I just right. in furl. j-v a while—you know it THE GREAT MAJESTIC ai/RtmiitB- aaippi.vu • pans • .J-Why should lhe GRAT MAJESTIC. RANG® bo in every kitchen? $1.00 ARTICLE FREE The one giving neatest anil best answer lo the last question limy select any SIAM! article from our stock, in .Tddilmn tn llm SOEVEN1IL lion't bo discouraged if you are nobone of lhe 100 to get a Tanco Roop Souvenir. You will get a .MAJES­ TIC PL'ZZLE CARD. Something for all-tho boys and . t»ED-IT>w.’imR- RANGE "VV< ' •I • 1 . ■ • ' ' III I'll . Ill- I IP’ • I III .t I .*11* Yr JE-STIC- it’s tin- range wilh THE IIEI’I'TATION . -n.«k- yntir tir-ttrliborw. - I'lu-n. -Inn. jf« made just ritJfl and lif tin’ right kind'of materml-^MALLEABLE AMI CHARCOAL IRON tiv.b-1 huo-lli.-i- |.ta.-lirally ' ‘ -pari* in-tog uial- iay serve you in the future.* DON'T i nn e tn KNOW THINGS sliuwu by COME. THIS SET OF WARE FREE Don’t Overlook the Date This is a Special Invitation to You and Your Friends and Neighbors GOODYEAR Phone 1 Try Banner Job Dept. Kan’t Beat It VARIOUS STAGES OF SMOKlilG LAKE ODESSA. Al i.n-id.-nl of the Laki- (hb-.-tsa NOT THE MAN SHE WANTED Wouinti's Club. Mis. Myrtie Jobil-j Not Always Well to Place Building sou will nlh-nd the Federation of Probably Lucky for Caller That Vic­ Stone as Experts Have Agreed ' tim of Mistake Was GoodIt Should Be. Natured Individual. RULE THAT HAS EXCEPTIONS Monday. culiaritles That Mark Ago Young men. very young men. in earlier amoklvfi days like to keep the ash on a cigar as long na'it will rtay. ' Somebody han told thorn that it la a mark of a epod cigar for It to have an ash that does not crumfiie nnd fall* E KNOW you know your business W We know we know ours. But do you know that we are the best equipped, jewelers and opticians in your locality? We know it and now that wc know> you know it and you know wc know Let,us servyypu. Wc will please you.. 8 Yours For Better Service PIKE & DAMON Why don t you consult me if your Heth .need some work done on them. I can save you money on dental work. GOO15 DENTAL WOKK not the cheap kind. * This is how I can do it I am operating Four Dental oflices and one laboratory lor all the work and own a Dental Supply House. ■ A’ou'Ji get cut-rate prices. DR. FRANK HOLMES 9th Floor Hanselman Bldg. Lady Attendant Kalamazoo, Mich. ROS IMPLEMENTS Hastings Luiid'iuist niadi- a ff.nili*-■ Ranylon last Week. speaking, the rule that atone used In building should be1 io placed that It' rbuling will be as It lay in Its natural bed i a' when quarried This rule Is not. hoy,- Davis nnd sow, Lari i |n many cases needs to be supplementr.. I..ri al ,1..-. or . marks thu cigar as one made with a long filler. - . .. • ' .. । J known to quarrymcn. The 'rift"-Is Tho young man smoker who likes 'iv " K,,Ht >“ ''-hlclt Utoitatta splits to rec Hnrasf,~grow and hong on > ' h.’' *•’ -T<!r,H W most easily; the grain ' hut which is .handles lijs cigar with great cam soi .next easiest: the "h’-aii' that which ofas not to joggle It off. und If he. ,'fcTW greatest reslstaAae. hi a paving smokes up the whole cigar without, x.df, Ruili i:i<.ff. Mrs. Ma dropping the ash ho thinks that ho mi'l Mujy i.j. "ii. | block the two Kidon represent tno Hfl ] fracture, the top and bi>ttot|i*the grain, |* has been smoking a good cigar and that h« I* a good rmokcr. ; and ends lhe-J)«»d. lint in a quarry. Atilt III MAPLE GROVE I thu nattvraf b>-d Is sometimes cbnsldor. As he grows older the young man O-drnlh who i< comes to be a smoker of another sort. ably inclined to the plane of the rift; He flicks lhe ashes off his cigar Jaunhence lhe Imperfection of the ordinary Kahlei .if Cloverdale rule for placing stono in ‘building.— Illy. Then aa he grown older still he may come to be careless about the Popular Mechanics.. ash. or he ipay bo so engrossed with • other things us he-smokes that*-he >•••-' ..■ * ■• How a Vampir$ Works. lets tho ash accumulate. t« drop may-': Sunday B»>ni Burr Oak It- help rue.The vampires of New Guinea are fairly large bate. and-alight op any with ashes. .projecting part ot the body. In pref­ Still later tn life the grown, mature erence the toes. into which they bite man la likely to knock the nah off hl» cigar at frequent intervals, to keep It coed to suck.' Un- blood. They fan the down short. He smokes' In n business­ like way. he doesn't want the ashes scattered over him. tlm seldom awakens before much harm returned Mik­ FMtnen years ago or so. when one ot our Ontral street business men was considerably younger than ho Is now. and he would not be considered old now, a very pleasant woman who was ubracquainted with him came to ths ado arid won Ihinl in tin Jehmie ■THiWnrtUgi’T’sril old *<H- "seeded with her errand.’ ' ' Funeral Sumkiy It developed that an Old Fblks' scrv•huielL- Buriu». i i -ide Cemetery. Mr-. H--n Gurliitger went lo Kai- garilzntlon on n certain night several , eroding* hence and Mr. ------- 's pres||<-|- hi'ler,’ Jibs Eiiitun KlioB, an I encu was grratiy desired. Would ha from liu-i'f she will vi-iil friends nl come If a carriage called nt his house? Ilalllo Greek. . Somewhat taken aback kt being Mr-. Chas. Lap<» and dJughb i - placed in tho class with the aged. Mr. Saliitduy and .'-tih.biy wilh ------- replied very courteously that as !> '■ i. 'i’ S ,’,ol*‘cr “l!‘l Ul. he had ridden 3,MO miles that summeron his bicycle; he doubted If he could Htinnah. get Into a carriage, but if they would’ bo willing to send a drag, ho thought m the village Friday iiro-p.-chuu. perhaps he would ba able to go. • Misses Grace and Alin- McC.at By this time one of his business asui-y and. Ruby 'Auk-I.' w«-t»-" Ii-jii I socUles was' climbing into tho shelter r...... ;.1i1 i- - -... । of tho safe and another was crawling । under the counter. Not till the somelary| what! daxed woman had left the store i-i.n, to a number of their Y.jjq, did it occur to any of them that Mr. ” j ----- 'a father should have been tho ro- i H.) Journal-Transcript. Islands. islands arc used, like periods on is alone. Tin >e' horrible ert-atures pages, to dot the ocean with. They uro. oldish man. hi ___ Marvel or Hurgory. hr smokes to kc«>p the ash on a cigar d iv Until Safiuduy atti-ttdcd lhe suck as much blood aa they can. fly frequently made by volcanoes, who get. Doctor Fannuccl, the chief surgeon | away and dlacorge-it. nnd then return tired of lolling about in tho center oil' of tho hospital at Pistols (Italy), has as long as hn can. Ai«l .d Mi-. I iihl’inan'-. the earth and poke their noses above You piny see an old man smoking a l tid.>v h--ing Alvcral Du .accomplished a marvel of surgery, cigar thus, holding It carefully and .J,’,'li ^•l^thd:»y iImhiI 10 of hi.i - , ----------- o—. .... , says the Ixmdun Mail. »U operated smoking slowly and contemplatively. ' ‘the. "* miming nt II a<-«-n men iu their hammocks covered I.lands uro covered with rocks. on a .f| n|waB(j Marta Tondlnl to roI'uhrm.iii mid. g;n vGtli Wood, and so w<,'ak that they shrubs.- natives and tourists. They afe moye a tcMlo-Ullll bad accidentally looking m flji- ash occasionally and could but g-t up for cl. 1 used as cool, bins for nations and, run h„ nor her heart< clearly Interested In seeing It grow, • । parading liamillne • r,ine<*.* i*aalnir.nl. . ... ■ , . places Vrtr tor regiments. ! 'which In Us action camo into contact Every Island hue a governor, wlic with the point of tho noodle. The am­ why. ho docs this now H uncertain, uiffa nnd'g. Tho Indian In l.U natural state Ims ’ >>l« Playing poker und ex I geon ............... l.LT.- heart C: 7_ but perhaps It In because It brings was■ holding tho “girl's in no <JI»HUA«ta as we laiOW them. He | ehunglng views with distinguished W I J |( nnn(| B puixsuuti back memories of hjsjwuth. lila hand wnon when n Ils puliallon— —viunmiai violent at live* in air and ..w.ibu hunts and jj thor'* *lk‘J ourselveB, as we j>uss In ofll । hrat— —grnuuanr «r«<Iually uvmcu ceased.. "It il All all over, over," ,,, the open ..................... I, <■ > , . > -i 'I steam-heated Yachts. . ! I . _ . fishes endiigh tu make his blood clr- •team-liealad yachts. • ■ b(j but, as a last hope ha ■ Felly of Idlanes*. ; Whether the story of Newton-dis­ culato fast; his lungh exercise enough Every island, like rome railroads wv ilart#(1 massaging the heart. Llttla Shun Idlcnesi; il Is tho rust that covering the law of gravitation T>y to keep hU blood ।/re. Human lie- know, and practically all trolley cai[ uma it* activity was stimulated. atfachi-H Itarlf to tho muil brilliant watching the full of an apple Is true Ings sit in the house and do not ex- • companies. Is' completely surrounded and tho operation uaa successfully ilnmutals.—Volt&lrc. or not, It might have been. That is eirclso their lungs, and in due Hme by waler. Lpon Its crest it proudly, Uh(fd the way great discoveries come. Tho they run down a vibration auffleientjy wears a hotel, which-overlooks" th« John C, T marlin of Lfilier, Me-. time and the man must be ready for low hi enable the dboase germs 'to'i >,cn‘ Any hotel on an island which! , Tin- assertion i* made that a 10;t(j a Imo- pound iron caiinoiibnll Un-m. Hut llien the Idea usually dawns tako hold on the tissue ceils of-ihe' dotm not do this Is not worth beinlj candh'PQWur carbon lilameut inas a sort of Inspiration. i, robbed In.— bofly and poison or destroy there.— ..... • -Life. ’cd at'the lime of lhe Rugli-li ocElizabeth Towne In Nautilus. t csbarro, I'm. has been burning ■ npation uf KasIfMirl amt whii-h i« • Peat coke is a popular fuel, tn I steadily without interruption tor Italy la-l year produced U»n» tlioughrtu have Ktmk into a living . more than fifteen years. ■HANNER WANT ADV8. PAY.—! Germany. I tree. ‘ of quicksilver. k - clpicnt of tho (candescent el �PAGE THIRTEEN THE HASTINGS BANNER. 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Reynolds discovered, the mineral surfacing and the company has devoted it’s entire time and effort to asphalt shingles for over ten years, and by the Test Of Time has proved the efficiency of asphalt shingles and the supremacy of the Reynolds Mineral Surfaced product. About Reynolds Asphalt Shingles Fire Resisting. Withstand all climates. Suitable for any roof, above one quarter pitch. Perfect harmony in colorings may be secured. Add beauty to the home, store or factory. Practically indestructible—flexible in a sufficient degree to prevent cracking, but never curl, twist nor buckle. B2^^^874-^^^^ Reynolds Roofs Are Guaranteed Roofs Roofs made of Reynolds asphalt shingles are thoroughly guaranteed—there is not a single catch clause in the guarantee. It is bona-fide—and is made effective as soon ns the roof is on. Reynolds shingles will not work loose, leak, crack, rust or split. Roofs made of Reynolds Shingles are Real Roofs. Shingles that will work loose in summer, will leak when the storms of winter come— Reynolds Shingles will not do’this. Your Building Is Incomplete Without Our Shingles R. C. FULLER C HASTINGS LUMBER DEALERS ^99999809999999999999099^^ WM WAN’S CROP YIELDED IRIS YEAR - in lhe Upper Peninsula 31 bushels per acre. • Potatoes. •Tho < *lhiiat<Ml uvrragn yield in tho Stale, is HO. in' I lie southern counties l<>3. in Hie central connti*-s 107, in lhe norllinrn Counit * 1112 nnd in Ute Upi>ei- Peninsula 17<l INTERESTING STATISTICS COM- । bushels per acre. I’ll.EII FOR MICHIGAN Brans, CROP REPORT. The r.slitnnled average yiFbJ hi the Si.-iic and soulhorn couiiiii'.- is II. in the central mid noi-ilx-rnl coiiniies 12 and in lh.- Upper Pen-I VERY REMARKABLE POTATO insula It) bushels per acre. YIELD FOR UPPER PENINSULA Kujar IferK The estimated avei-agr yield in! lhe Stale, southern mid central1 Very Evident Thul Michigan Hits euiinlics i< (». in the northern cuun-I RuLmmI MugnUlct'nl Crtips lli.-s 8 mid in the Upper Peninsula i , in r.in. ' II Inns per acre. Bitekwlieul. The-Michigan crop re|>orl for October gives mhoo intrrrslhig The estimated average yield in foci* hIhhU ciop yields ' in Hus Hie State is III, in lhe iMiulm'rn and alate, and irther information, that cetitr.il enunties U>, iil llie northern cuiinlies 17 mid in the Upper Pcwill ln> of inlercsl: • uiusuln 21 bushel.* ,i>cr acre. Wheat. 'I’lie’enlimahn yfeld i-r VVlle.lI ill the State-is IH.7I. in the southern coiinllo* .and Upper peninsula - IU. in the cenlr.il countie* 21 mid in. (he northern counties Hi bushels per acre. The eslimaled tolirl yield for tho Stale, seclions'and counties will lie given in Hie November Crop Report. The eslimaled t.slhl number />f bushels of wheal marketed in the two months, August-September, is 3.000,(MM>. Forty-one mills, eleva­ tors mnl grain dealers report no wheal marketed in September. The per cent, of acreage sown this fall as compared with last year is JOI in the Stale, ffikm the south­ ern counties, H’7 in the central counties. IIU in the northern counties and KM) iu the Upper i’eninsulii. The average dale of sow­ ing wheal in the sudo is September HHh. in the Mulhern cotililic* the 23rd, hr lhe cential counties Ine I7lb, in the northern counUes lh>I Ith mid in the Upper Peninsula the lllh. IbrThe per cent, rtf acreage sown tlri* fall as compared wilb last •year is 99 in the State and ccnlial counties, HR in th* s mt hern coun­ ties. 103 in I Im. northern comities mid 101 in the Upper I’euiiuula. Burley. The eslimaled average’yield per acre in the Stale i- 20. in the southern counties 2i, in the ccnlral counties 29, in Hu. northern coun­ ties 25 anil in lhe Upper Peniusula 31 bushels. Oats. Tlie eslimaled average yield per acre in the State, smiHicui mid central eountie* h iu tint north­ ern coimtie* 31 mid in the Upper Peuiusula 35 bushels. Corn. Tht' osliinulctl ayuntKo yield .in Ilin Blate i? 31. ip Hte wulltcni counties 33, in thu central cotnilics 37, in the northern cuuuUea 35 and innmiiniiiUM lIlMlill'IlllHllllIHMIllUlUilillB Curious Gaelic Alphabet. A-very enriotnr anil- vlrrHnimishing characteristic of the Gaelic alphabet I? that nearly every letter- thereof is ' represented by a tree. While the at-1 phabet of ancient Gaelic cpmprlnod । but 17 letters, that of modern Gaelic! has 18, But with tho new, as, with the old, forms the letter Is represented j by a tree. Tho exceptions arc "g.“ "t" and “u,” which stand for “ivy," '•farza” and •■heather.” The alphabet now stamto: Alim, bejte. coll, dur, eagb, fcidn. gath. htiath. logh. luls. muin, olv. pellli, ruis. suil. telne, or, all of which Is equal to saying: Elm.' birch, base), oak. aspen, alder, ivy, whltehoni. yew. rowan, or quicken, vine, ash, spindle tree. pine. 1 elder, willow, furze, heath. In tile old J Gaelic alphabet tho letter "h" (the hualh or whitehorn) does not exist. Tho alphabet Is called tho betli-luisnuln, because "b." "I," "n" and not “a." “bA“c" aro tho flmt three letters. • Far From Barracks. A minister ono day got Into conver aatlon with an Irish soldier who hap­ pened to bo stationed in Liverpool, and of whom he asked several ques tlons as to what regiment lio was in, and so forth. Ultimately Pat thought It was hls time to ask a few questions "Now," said he, “I’d like to know! what you aref Tm a Kddler. too." said the minister. "And what regl-' ment are you In, and where Is It sto-i tinned?'' Tho minister, pointing.to ward the sky, said: “My regiment Is' In Heaven.” "Ob, man," replied Pnt,: “shore yoto a long way from the bar racks." . HEN’S WORK ALL LAID OUT Average Biddy Should Lay Six Hun­ dred Eggs Before She Retires Honorably or Othsrwiss. "There is water a-plenty In a fresh laid egg, but no more nlr than there U In a hammer." sold a dealer In eggs. "So long as you can keep air out of lhe egg it will remain sweet and froab. but no ono has ever suc­ ceeded. in keeping It out by fair means more than six days. The oxygen Is bound to find Its way through an egg­ shell's i>orcM. and the only way to save that egg then Is to eat It. It sounds fenny, but. the moinent you give an egg fresh air Hurt moment you ruin Un health. "A gcM>d. healthy hen—noi speaking of any particular star breed, but just hen—<lo« s not fulfil her destiny until shn han accotntdlshed 600 eggs—50 dozen. That’s what nature Ims fitted up Hil- hen to-do iu Uta .way of Just unconched nnd unMlmulated egg pro­ duction, and she gives the hen eight years to do. It In. "The hen divides the 50 dozen stunt up among those eight years. Some years she may not turn out more than a couple of dozen, buf when .ihe eight years arc up she will have managed her annual output so that the total has come out all right. Then the hen has ended her career an an egg pro­ ducer. and too often, If sho is in the hands of a thrifty owner, begins an­ other career, short and delusive—this tlmo as tho summer boarder spring chicken.” Fruits in England. Hy far tho greatest achievement of Cardinal Wolsey was combining straw­ berries and cream. A world benefac­ tor. his failings may well be forgotten and forgiven! How long liavo Britishers been, al least, partial fruitarians? Apples, phars, gooseberries and plums appear to have been grown in England for a very long time, but cultivated rasp­ berries did not arrive, until the six­ teenth century. - Rhubarb wai introduced from Rus­ sia In 1573, but did not become pop­ ular until the nineteenth century. Il Is recorded that a Deptford gardener in 1810 sent a few sticks to the Lon­ don market, but was unable to find a customer. Cherries wore brought over by tho Homans, but ceased to be cultivated until one of Henry VH’s gardenurs re­ introduced them. Bcraiisf of Ils lake und cuaslwise Mis. Elizabeth C. Vinceiil.- who (trade thu Uhileif .Stales ranks seerecijutly died al Cincnniuli. I>'--G>n<l in the nuntbur and tonflage of quealhed $H0 to her friend. Oliver Is eiigag.d In commerce,- hut XV. Norton, “lo be expended for thulsixlh among the nations in foreign best cigars he can buy." trade. ASSYRIA. John C. Tompkins is in Hustings I litis week. Miss Schroder of Battle Creek is the guest of her brother, Frank mid family this week. The L. A. S. .served supper in the church basement Saturday evening. The basement was prettily decorat­ ed with crepe paper and llovvet* I Much credit itudue to Mrs. Kennedy • for same. । Hazel Alkiiuf visited relatives m j Buttle (ipwik/last wetje. Assyria School Notes. Allen Aktlfer treated lhe Ural TAMARAC CORNERS. FOR THE WIFE'S PROTECTION Lucio Honda Lipscomb is tjuita sick ut this writing. French Laws Make Drawing Up of Mrs. Marie Driggs and baby of Ante-Nuptial Contract a Matter Hasting*. are >>petidiug a week will) of .Highest Importance. . Iter pmenik. Frank Innikiii's. Mr. Briggs joined them over Sutwiny. If an Aqicrican girl marries a < Rauda Lipscomb mid family ot Frenchman. or vice versa, and they go[ Grand Rapids spent over Sunday wilh friends brio. Mr. Lipscomb ; to live in France. let there always be was calhsl hen* by lhe illness of 1 an ante-nuptial contract. Hut let It bis. father. | be remembered that If no contract hae Mis.-v Grace llulinu ■ of Huntings, । boon signed tho consort?, lifter tlioy. was lip- gm-<l <«f ln-r friend. Mar­ have, returned to France, will find jorie Myers at lite home of Herman | I themselves under the community Anspaugh, Aunt Margaret Dodds of Saranac ; regime. Every married couple is sup­ posed to make a marriage contract In »P< nt Wednesday with her grand­ ' ■ ■Franco, and If they have not done so daughter, Mrs. Inez Gnvilt; the law gives thorn a contract, which I Muarlvi ly meeiiog Sunday was I la"tho legal community, Caso und Com- j largely mlvin.led al lhe church Leon I'ihtIuii. wife arid son Ken­ i ment says. neth called on Geo. Sr.ii>. Sunday I • The legal community- may be likened ; afternoon. . i to a partnership, but a ]Kirtii<-rslnp of! Alim King? ciiletlniBed. ill/, foj? । GENERAL LOVE OF PRAISE Common to All Mortals, and In Its Proper Form Is Not an In­ stinct of Evil. I lx>ve of praise is one of the weak­ nesses of mortals. Some there be. who if not praked by others, don’t hesitate to praise themselves. If praised by others, they parade, with no thought of the ’ delicacy nf praise." what others say of them. Such diem It legitimate to solicit the praise for which they lust, knowing that there arc men in the world who -are as careless in attesting arid magnifying tlie anunicU virtues of others as many are In signing petitions, of tho substance of which they take no thought This love of praise is confined to no ctaia of men. It Iran Incentive to thu poor man who works faithfully for his daily bread: tuo average man of wrctlfh lie riotTfesf to •praise, oven though il may come from one of his nivuials. This love of prai 4> ls not an Instinct of evil, it may b just the opposife If It Is born of a desire to be thought well of by uno’s fellow­ men. or of .a purpose to make onesplf worthy of the coaOdence and esteem of others, by treating others as one would have them ireat him. grades lo home grown chestnuts, Friday afternoon. Neil. Shepard visited friends in Battle Creek from Friday evflting until Monday. Wc nil feel very thankful to Me<dames Lon Parks, D. Pugh, Edwin Roush, and Frank Schroder for liUMo buuultfpl bouquet*.' ■ a special kind, in which the husband I lowing guests Suiiduy:'~4tev./Chns. The ^following olllcnra were chicl­ ed for' Um Teachers’ Reading Cir-, Is the solo manager and absolute mate : .Mowry mnl family. Warren Myers, wife and son Clarencg and a Irrulher rle: President. Webster Hastings: ter, und the wife has no voice In the I tiven Helnnl, Cleo Sv-nrsnnd Glen­ Vico President. 5lis<i Conk; Si^’y manngeitfenC “Conatfrfaenffy* tTiA lius-j dora Worll.y. ■ Miss Mabel Thompson; Treasurer. Jt&nd may dispose of all community-I .Mi -. Jan.- Myer,' entertained .Mr. : property without any hlndcrance. Jty I Miss Stine. There are twelve hrintt of I.ukc Orjrssa. Mr*. Fannie ■ members. community property yqu mutd under- j Gilbet-I and .Mr. and Met. Wallace The next. Teachers’ Reading Cir­ stand all personal property belonging ■ .M- irian and hairy of Woodland, cle will meet Saturday* afternoon at to the spouses before and after the. 2:(xi o'clock. November 7, 191 I. nt marrhige. The husband han pill and ’ Assyria Center. Our lesson is ; Flower* on Iceberg?. . untrammeled right to cash, anti squan­ Chapters I and 2. Flqwera bloomlug on icubergs would •Rev. Kennedy gave a good speech | der all interest and dividends, to draw : , Saturday afternpon on. "Relation nf checks against the community funds. i certainly be a rare sight, bulytravcleri the Home to the School." 'lhe to incumber or sell at pleasure all real I in the northern portion? of clflr and sometime? in the North At Proud. Imperial Raes. * crowd was then entertained with i estate belonging to the conitnuulty" lautlc have witnessed this strange but । The Peruvians nrc a proud, imperial songs, a duet, and several recita­ Ilc Is tho lord and master. tions; as the rain and muddy niad.4 Now. let us take It for granted that very beautiful spectacle. It appear? 1 race, living amid the graudest scenery prevented our Hastings speakers the French husband is a sterling char­ that some animals carry ou their feet of the western hemisphere, and hold­ from attending. acter. that ho is possessed ot high a growth of ruos*. which is deposited Ing high ideals.of what is best in eduon tho ice Chile it Lt attached to th* I cation and the.unbought grace of life. business ability. - But he may be un­ Of Course Ho Did. mainland, in polar regions. In time tills । On the great country estates there Is A Scottish laddie, delivering milk, successful in the. management of lhe decays and forms a shallow soil. In much o( the fine tradition and chival­ community-. Ho may have debts, und was stopped the other day qn his which tho seeds of buttercups and rous sentiment That came froth Jho still be the best man on earth. IT®round by two police officers, who clsely in tho case of debts or unsuc­ dumb Hons often find a lodging. born< .best people of t'astiU: and Aragon. asked him It his employers pul any­ by currnthts of wind that doubt lest • The Indians of thu high plateaux arc cessful management, and because thing In the milk. caught them up hi some southern a unique reminder of a clviliiatloa. there Is no fraud, the creditors of the “Oh. aye!" was the Innocent answer. clime These take root ahd bloon that bourgeoned centuries before the community will have the right, to at Tho officers, thinking they had a when the great gleaming iceberg floatt face of the white man had blossomed tach the community property, even it clear case ot adulteration, offered tho out to sea and ts-carrled southward like a flower in tho weslept forests. it belongs exclusively to the wife; thus where the soft winds mglt the surfact The Immemorial records ot a civlilMboy sixpence If ho would tell them leaving hyr penniless. * and give the plants the moisture they Hon that vanished in the midst of what was put In It. Enough has been said, wo believe, U> net d. “Ah,” said the boy, with a grin, "ye man's earliest recollections are faintly demunsifaie that it t* a wise precau­ ' suggested In splendid ruins of thu wadna gio’s the aaxpence though 1 tion to carefully draw an ante nuptial tell’t ye?” brilliant scenes. The name and fams contract, minutely d>.scrlbi:i**and' re­ His Grievance. . of the brilliant men who built the “Oh. yes, we will," said the officers. citing what property belongs io tho “Look here.” said the irate-suburb walla and temples ot Cusco grd lost, “Ole's it, then!" raid the little tel wife, and It is nut to be Included In suite to Mr. Jbsli, of Josh & Bluster nnd all we know of the wonder nnd low. tho regime of tho community. real estate agents, “you persukded mi the charm ot that forgotten culture In Tho sixpence was duly handed over, to buy a lot at Swamphurat.” i the Andes Is found in tho pathstic with* the question: Why He Wants to Be a Clergyman. .. "So. 1 did." answered.Sir. Joab. "Any ruins of cities that are halt as old as "Now, what does your employer put A Chautauqua story from Sabetha: .thing wrong with II!” recorded time —’Th# Empire Children tn the milk?” “Just this: I expected la put a bun A small boy delighted hlc mother's “Why." said the boy, with a cunning heart by annqunclng his intention of galow on that lot ‘and uot a bouse 1 of the Sun.” Peter MacQueen. In Na' , tlunal Majcnilne. • smile, "ho puts tho measure iu everyL being a preacher, Upon being asked boat!" o time he tak e any oot!" why. he replied: “Well; I spost* I’ll have to go to church the rest of my Might Work. Aui'iiig il« peoples, Audria num­ Canada'* system of dumping fin-! life, and it’s more fun tq'gcl up aud ber* atwut -'•ussi.ikej of • Slavic Probably 'the most cffcctivs way lo inigranls into large cities is op|Hi?- holler than to sit stilL" !<|o<>d. own bioihor-t lo the fferb.' । prevent our boys and girls from using til by John Keans of (he. Ottawa Bui .Auslri;i'* Slavs arc separated ] slang at home would be lo make it charities department. 1|e insists Otte of the objects of Hie Viis- fn>m the. S-rvian.* by an alphabet. a required subject of study at school. that Hie govermneiii. should ’ pul Iritliati.- antarctic expedition will be Their language i< practically the —Youth’s Companion. these immigrants on farm lands in lhe establishment of a iiieteorologt- *:uiie, i>ui th.- Au.ii-iaii Hints u<<* we»li>rii Canada. lb* says lluit a cal station l»> give warnings by the |.miu .ilpliabel. like OUF Etigli-Jt large proportion of the newcomer- wireless of the severo storms print, while tin* Servimt? use the Monlc (kiro has had a pnilltaiil^ are agriculturists. which aWi-ep Lhe audtheru seas. Russian cburuyUrs. gaiubliug year. . , �THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER 15. 1»H. PAGE FOURTEEN iio<t hi* rnnlhfr. NASHVILLE | f.neinnin HASTINGS AND CARL­ DRAGON ALWAYS A SYMBOL HISTORY OF VISITING CARO TON TOWN I.INK. Mr. nnd Mr*. Phil. |»alhniiser aind Earl Wood Ik upending n few days Miii...l!hurley anil Mr*. iMlluutsor’* In All Comparatively Modern History! ■«••*• Popular In Europe In Time 1 in Owosso.. molimy molonsl to Kalamazoo SulIt Hae Flflursd In Some of Loul« xlv •* <>•»• Period Fred Wood ami family *poql tn day and \ i*iled relative* ami refrom Friday until Sunday visitink’ lurned Sunday. ■ nt Jay Barnum's. . E. I). Lake and a Mr. Smith nf There has always been a good deal i Some authorities hold that the origin Mrs. T5t*<irg»’ Jordan of Hastings Vermontville railed l<* **'•• th** for-' that is mythical about the dragon,' of the vt«tttag card- lay In the ctrcum.spent Tuesday afternoon wilh .Mrs. thovgh biologist* tell’ ua the sksls-| •»*•«• lh« Pericles first laid1 Clarence Kinm*.' . 11. Palmer'* ri.«n Inhih' with her Clarence Kinm* ami family spent tig cnlll- ' ***“■ auaaea leuu aomo crouciico —— —-.... al u.uk to tho notion uf flying serpents. , her a bouquet to Which, fearful lest 'Sunday visiting al Je-wr Chnw'.-t of pieltoii. The m.iMi Usually In literature the dragon la I *h® might not guess from whom lhei Goals Grove. • ■ plailering il this w* S .wage who iw.mllv *obl hi* •••octaled with the author Otwell ev|l.! compliment proceeded, he caused to1 “Elovd Benner nnd wifi* of Wood­ \Vm. S --II Montana a I tbe devil. Tho ancient bannerol the ho attached a. atrip of wood wherein land spent Saturday nnd Sunday ranch in MmVana lias — miuah: _____ wilh iin-if parent*, Frank Benner ' ‘ Hritlah kings bore the device of a his name was cut. farm in Knlamn ami expert! • dragon, and the leader of tho others 1 According to BerUrvllI. who. among: and wife. AIJhti Kinm* and wife called on ru|iiiliy. | In war was termed tho -pendragon. others, has been at much pains to corn, tlmir son Clarenre Kinm* Sunday, •! farm ! Before the conversion of the Emperor | P*»® ‘he history of the card. It .la dlfflO. C. Barnum and wifi* of llasl। Constantine, tho old I-abarum or I cult to say whether It wag first used in Kainum. ings ciilled n(. Jay Barnum'* Sunday '-standard of tho Homan army bore a' ln Gredce or in China. However that afleriioon. . NORTH NASHVILLE. bronxe dragon and tho bearer of thu laa>’ be. It scema to be an ascertained Joseph Fuller ami wife and Homan standard, even after a cross f«ct {grandson that the visiting card did notmi H. of Woodland call***! replaced obtain to any extent In Europe, v Wihmi nn<l family Sumlny. replaced tho the dragon, dragon, was was^ ttyled ttyled a' •'Jraconarlus." unUI ‘b” ‘ln»o of Louis XIV. It] ------------------■'draconarlui.” or dragon bearer. Ac* cording to tho teaching of the Greek t'r°‘»«d 'h« Pyrenees with Philip ot Calhollo church—Greece has the] A®*" «hen be was Installed In the, .1 HUdd. .04 1^1. blma.lt A» "« ““ r*uu"« same national saint as Great Britain. .u th. c. J. of IU balu l.trmlucml I * • *«*—St. George Is to bo described as ■ I.U4>. KubarlutU. down th. m™» .1. .K.r bark. It. "tropalophoroa" or standard bearer. Than It tn lair. .bar. h*4 *"« '•"*■’•*• »«*'"'• ■ (Iu Greek). In old church windows It was subjected to much elaboration. ’W fou*ht “,,d dl’>- fou«>'‘* ke and pictures St. George Is commonly First, the cards showed a modest bor-1 «'•>* ■■n’ "» d'' d"> depleted with a standard. Ho would . . . . . . I In' .... t». .*.. nl. fill laaa'vn 1... ^.... ..... therefore bear the luitin title of dra- -- --, IQD mu. or dr.<on k«r.r, .« lb. P***'*' Ubd...^., UU ot ..thH.c- clean ovah de treetops." •'What wuz dey a holdin' on tu all Inmid would ...II. .urtu, 10(0 b. '•*•■ «n«ortr.. .Id. *H»II. cm. Inf. ot bl. .bco.mirr -lib . dm.™ ■“»*• •> "*™* ■K-m.unf wH» de time dey wuz u-cllmbln*. RastusT" SUU th... I. -Sit B.«U- .«d Sf-omooum.ut. .nd town. Tb. naked the skeptical listener. ............... ... . . . fiatflM was nrltitnd nn Ihn nlf-ture.OI a ’"Holdln* on tu!” exclaimed Rastus sere "laldly worm” to be reckoned name was printed on the plcturezof scornfully. **Wy. de lop one wuz with, and It might upset heraldry to wall, a tree or a fountain. A. view of the Adriatic figured on a-holdin’ on to de bottom one. an' de some extent If vn altogether disposed tho card of Count Alexandru Pa poll, bottom one wuz a-holdin* on to du lop of St. George's dragon In so prosaic while the Franco family favored a one. of course!" large stone guarded by two dogs, wltlj tho amphlthvator ot Verona in the —"■"Adaptability of Wild Bird Life. background. Another cross which we strive to Ono of tho thlsgs that encourage* bear as patiently as wo can la that wo tho sportsman tu tope that lhe new French National Museum. likes federal migratory bird law will result Mr*. Mnrlni fir.ilinni ami <*hrhlr*-n Mr*. Hnlli' ilrorge Franck. and HluTtnnn W. W. Poller of Ha*luiu« the village on biisini^XTtm’K Polli-r a* of th** former* nm Walker, over Sunday o il. a daughter. Oct .Mr*. Albert O*frolti a kh**«I Of In* Hiol I 'owli-l*. tint it Tu**** in,-,’ nt mnm*r other migratory game birds is the marvelous ability OF wild bird life to adapt itself to changed condltiona. Ducks, for example, will quickly dl» cover a sanctuary and flock to It with Ii'nsill and .Mr. confidence, deserting other more fa­ vorable feeding grounds. Where ptarmigan are strictly protected you may walk around among them. evening t*> a large crtnvrl. On tho other hand, tho prairie chick­ . Knoll's lentil had a lit. en would have been exterminated iong| iy a few days agii'<1tile A ago had It not changed its bablta as el*ni*r sci'il. j|i* loll llu- t«Mlil in conditions changed * d. It first deserted I Hu* n'mi Wilh oul hitching, ami t|ie stubble for the corn; then It went] "••il’ I** llu* ii.iin, wh**ii (In* learn for (belter to the windbreaks, and] mlarlfui al n ln.-lv >•:•*■•• f.m htjmi*. a flnallr u, tha timber. Now thia praldislaiiL' *H a null*, j blr(1 gometlmea alights In trees. , Dull Hasting* norHirrn pari of tin Newt JTmitfinnti ha* position with • ». M. l';U-fiU'is' aud M*-r< liatiG Hauk uni day morn ih u. Mr*. Sarn11 Good i« faking n vncation and visit inn W. W. Poller nnd family of llnslw* m«*l**r**.| hen, Sunday innrnint Jncoh Khillim; of Tir visiting his .<*>n. 1'r. I . nn*l family. n ;u li-ii safely. turning limit Grand Rapid- in for* tr**alw**r«* gm iinarlilcr i* \ \ ,tl»| ».-w-llk.-r- popping at thr* barn with mi daiii-l 1 lb**> c*>lli*li-*| wilh j Iggy • *n Un- r*ia*l. >iiiilli ha* r**luin*-i| • Tn.Iinnn u-lieh. <1*. I .daiighler. .Mr*. .Myrtle- Kring. illtlge lu-l Week m liur beii. An old lady '-•as gazing at Ulustratlons on the fashion page. "8ug-, gealionr for the summer girl's ward-! robc, Hufnph! Thcy aro al| rlght ’ for tho wardrobe, but they ain't fit for' the street.*'—Detroit Free Prosa. from seldom frequented by American*, yell Mr. nfid Mr*. Gilbert Slantnn and •on I.has. spent from Saturday till Monday with Jay Smith ami wife. Mrs. Frank Smith nnd daughter Dorris ntnrted Saturday morning for lheir future hmm* nt Hillsdale, rhe best Wishes of (heir friend* go wilh them. Forrest. Root pnssetl nwny Sun­ day morning al th.*) of typhoid f-vi*r. Great sympntlij I* i>xn:*c««ed for the family in iheir nfiVelion Mr*. Root an*| non Karl me rmivaleseing. In *plle nt ihe rainy weather nlmiil is young people galherrU nt lhe home of i.hns, Hidelmnii lo cfle•i-.ite iheir grnnikfaUghicr's (Mi** llnli* enlh Idrtli.lnv. I'.am*** ......... eighli ... ............. were onjoy. fi hy a ', nnor' whirh a delicious I*, m h waa served, nnd at a Into hour the mteMs departed far their homes wisiupa Mi*.« il *’i many more stjrli happy birthdays. Mr and Mr*; PntUm of Hastings spent Sunday nt the Gnimly Farm Ijiwreiir.* Riizmnn is confined 'in his bml wilh nn nttnrk of nppemliJulin Cnslelien spent from Sun­ day I ill Thursday with his son Lloyd and wife in Detroit. ' Sunitay Rehool nt 10:30 M <),*r IBlb. All try and al tom). BALTIMORE TOWN LINE. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garrison have returned from Iheir visit in Kala­ mazoo. where Ibry visilod Mr. and Mrs. Fxl. Holley mnl family ami Mr. and Mrs. WqIht Fair hr.d daughter Mr. nml Mi> Will llsinis of Grand Rapids were fIn* guesl- ot lhei.- sis­ ter last week, Mr*. Dirk Yrning.Lilllo Charh*:; Malleson. who wn* on lh«* «irk list inn wee.- h hotter. Mr. and Mr*. B. Munroe onb*rtatnedTiO of their friomii. Fridav night wilh music . singing and dancing. A tine supper wns serv­ ed and a fin** time wns enjoyed |ly all. Mr. mid Mrs. Munroe will soon move to Fowlerville. Little luiwrenre Christiansen fell from u l*w*l of cornstalk* on some corn .stubble and wins hurt quite hudly. He is gelling along nicely at Ibis writing. Mrs. E*l. MrGlynn relumed home Friitay from her -visit, -with Mr*. Royal Btytuii near Jaekson. A farewell parly at Win. Rhoades was w;ell attended Friday night. A line lune was enjoyed by nil. Mrs. May Balo of Mason wns the giiesf of her sister Mr*. John Wood­ ruff last w«*ck. as the National museum, for It con i tains objects pertaining to the history ] MARTIN CORNERS. of France, and especially ot the French | Mr. ,ind Mr*. Fml Harry ami Mr. revolution. The sacrednesa of on . aim sirs, mho Harry vkii«**i in** tiqulty clings to the building itself.| former* brolli«>r Amlrcw Harry ami which was begun In 1511. and enlarged) family of UwoitM Hnlurilnjf ninl In -1660 by Mansart, the famous arvhl | Sunday. tect of Louis XIV In 1677 It became] Mr. and Mr*. Orr FMht'r and Al­ ike homo o( Mme. do Levlgne. who feed Fisher wr*ra Sunday pi’**s|s i<f lived there for IS years, and afteii Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Munn. whom the street is named that facosi -'ll*, ami Mi's. Alim/** llilhjii nml tb. prtoclfl »l~« Amobf th. tlsurtlT r.ll«p>, .1 Mr. i.u.l dwu.td.fU. thi. museum are frar.. Mrs. Jos**|di .Me.«m*iigi*r-S Sunday. contents of this museum are tr.r Sunday. Get. 2.’>lh. .. ............ S. ail­ ments and statues from “° ed niv.Tsary day. lhe paMor <l*-n.buildings which no longer exist. Riers (11(. aUwljan,.(. „f ay o|,| S. S. *< lu*l— —” — — —-- r ".MIJ., ,, ..III* | -■*. Ill* ||l|« *■! 1,1*•*. of Henry IV. made the day after his • au,jeverybody else who will com**, assassination, and an autograph order p|an |,, attend. Mr. mid Mrs. Al. Strimbeck visit­ from l-ou’ls XVI for the defenders ol] Several from hen* attended the friend* in Woodland ln*t week. tho Tuileries to cease firing! Things, hint number mi the lecture course edNicholas Telio has a niece from of historic interest are numerous, but nt •'.mil? Grow last Thursday evenBuitle Creek visiting him this wv**k. none more sanguinary than the copy hig. Mr. mid Mrs. Burrell Phillips and of the constitution of 17$3 bound In ( Mark Garrison were Sunday vi*ithuman skin. of Hani ing* wit** Sunday lors nt lifil Garrison’ll. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.—j—BANNER Mrrh* Wrwdrolt. of PnlGt* hands and shake hands with thono we'd rather kiss — Ohio State Journal. QUIMBY. Mrs. Mnlth* Caaielien und daughkn| id*C<* lipBnt ®*lur<,V *“ Orantl BANNER W.vNT ADVS. PAY. WANT ADVS .PAY— (er*. Let Your Money Earn You 5% 3Fffwa ft© AffiB©nniEftD°°°^=S®©i!siiFDfty0 I^saD Assets Over 2% Million Dollars Twenty-five Years Success Wc are asking you to become a member aud a ilepoiitor in Our Aaaociation bacausc we muat have more money tn loan on. AP1,,,c*‘lon* (°r loans have been coming from the working man—to build or/tiuy himself a home at lhe rate of fStT.UUO to HO.UUO per month. IThere has been a steady increase in lhe application* »ince we opehed onr Detroit branch office in February of this year. To jneet.thi* inertMiug demand we offer you the following aplendid investments: - • •— FINANCIAL STATEMENT Detroit & Northern Michigan -Building and I^oan Association HANCOCK, MICHIGAN 5r/ Paid on $80 Investments BL.*.nvciL‘nK. ^■’Ml 7’“* ‘ke Association, at a COlt of 50 cents additional, you will be issued one share of Prepaid Dividend v°“i’ Tbl* F*1 wi,l begin earning you 5% interest, or Si per year,’which will be paid you insiuarterly installment* of |l each. \ou do not even have to collect your interest; it will be sent you each quarter by mail. You may invest as many SM) a* you desire, and for each S'*) so invested you will be paid SI each quarter. The cost of obtaining this stock 'is only 50 cents per share, making the invcstmeni/or each share just >80.50. . 3% Paid on $10 Investmeats i i c” <L,dei l*3,t no on<’ n?cd ftany themselves an investment with ua, the Hoard of Directors ha* authorized that Prepaid Divi­ dend Stock may be sold on installment* of not le»» than >10 each. These installments will be paid 3 per cent interest until the to­ tal of >8O.5>> ha* been paid in. when a share of Prepaid Dividend Stock will be isaued and then the money will at once begin to earn 5 jier cent, a* above explained. Your Money Can Be Withdrawn Should you ilesite to withdraw your money at any time, turn in your certificate of stock, and dra.w out ytinr money. The State law give* the Association the privilege of demanding a .HI-day notice, but thi* is simply nn emergency measure for'the pro­ tection of the investors, and would not be used except in cases qf absolute necessity. BANKS HAVE THE SAME PROTECTION. Additional Profits Your money is really earning more than 5 per cent. At the present time it is earning about « per cent compounded. All over ,h,e.‘*..Pcr ccnt. Paid you ** credhed on your stock. Whenever the additional earning* amount to >20, your stock has then what we call ‘•matured.*’ and you are paid back >100 in cash (or-each $10 invested. Should you withdraw your stock before it ha* “matured" you do not.get these extra earning*. • . • . Your Security This is a picture of the home of /Alfred Bassenberry, whose address will be given if desired. This house was partly completed, hut not sufFi-. cie'ntiy to live in, when Mr. Bassenberry found he was oul of funds. He heard of the Detroit and Northern Michigan Building and Loan Association and asked them for a loan. The result was they paid his bills as they came due, and lie and his family_arc now occupying the home. This is but one of several instances of the splendid services this company is rendering. Purely co-operative, its object is the promotion of “home ownership." It will cost you only two cents to learn how your money can earn five per cent .interest. We are loaning this money on the home* ot the borrowers. We do not loan to those who are building to*rent or sell. If a builder get* a loan trom.ua he must first sell the place to some one who will make it his home. Thus wc have the best security possible, for a man will exert his best effort* to pay off a mortgage on hi* home. \ Our Loans Are Small At present we arc not loaning over >3,000 on any one building. This scatters our risks, and make* them much better. We kistt ou a ->0 j>er cent basis of lhe selling vilue of lhe properly. These loans ate paid back in monthiytinstaDnient<i, which reduces our liability each month. Could you ask for better security? Detroit & Northern Michigan Building and Loan Association 11.35 Dime Bank Buildiny, Detroit, Mich. E. B. TYRRELL. DET. MGR. OUR REFERENCES Fart Itearborn Nat Bank.Chkaso.lll. First National Bank Hancock. Mkh. Superior National Bink___Hancock Metropolitan Stale Hank....... Detroit Dime Savina a Bank Delroil. Mich. Old Detroit National Bank.. Detroit First National Bank Calumtl. Mich Merchantsand Mincry Bank.Calumet Male Savina* Bank.. Murium. Mieh. First Nallonat Bank.Msrqurtle.MIch. Marquette National Bank. Marquette Citlaen* National Bank llouebtoo Firvl Nat. Bank Lake Linden. Mich Booth Ranie Bask. So. Ranaa. Mkh. Houahton National Bank .Houghton �THE HASTINGS BANNER, Oi TOBER 13, WIL Soutbcptstem Barry Department IIICKtlHY CORNERS. HAXFIEIH <k>rre<poii(ient. Helen Diet rich. Mrs. Mattie JU/md-l- wu.* lim. N. Du Ilin has lx*rn spending a few guest of Mrs. lu-lia Bowman of Bnltlq<Crvek Monday night. • days in Bailie Creek. Tim stork made a vi-it Tu.-Ml.iy build a porch On Nelson Lillison's afternoon at Fred Sli!, - -dk-axiiu: a new' house, lias returned h(>me. dear IHlle baby girl. Ai-lelln May Mr. Mill.-r htw Ntarlcd to build In- Belle is lhe name given baby. m-w house nl. GuR lake. Mr. Andrus of Hoim-r is making Avery I'ellingill, who has been 117, is on lhe gain. ■ morman's. CHESNEY Mrs. Lumnd^ Sutherland and Mrs. Delia Norwood of Delton lias ■rand son uf I Nister call<-<' been visiling .Mr*. Manila Pennock friend* and attendisf church here ami Mr. and Mrs. M. Hissell. Sunday. Mi-. F. Kelley, Mr-. A. OlttHtr md son Cli.irlir made a busim-** W. \V. Fisher uf Kalanuuiio trip lo Midland Park Wednesday. in lovi’it Monday. Mr. and Mrs: W. H. Jones. Mr. ami liny Shorter is employed In KalMrs. II. B. Lrwis mid Mr«. M. Jones iminr.oo. Frank Wright ami family motor­ motored lo Vernmnlvillo Saluiday ed Sunday to Sonoma mid then to ami relurned Sunday. Miss Ellen Kellt-y was homo over Bailie Creek where Huy were • guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Siiiitli. Sunday. Mr. mid Mrs. C. C. Pelli.-ngill made Mr*. Smith returned home wilh a trip lo Kalamazoo Friday. them. W. Molt and daughter. Jjine spent Mrs. Chiimb -rhiin of Cloverdale Friday In Bailie Creek. Mr. mid Mrs. Will Moll went In Hallie Cn-ek W«>dm-sdiiy. 1)0 YOU know of anyone who is old enough to read, who has not seen that sign at a railroad crossing? time or other, then why doeen’t Meybe you think, Mr. Merchant, Your store and your goods need more advertising than the rall- .i<m l.tlcll- SUIIIIIILT Willi Reynolds. datnrliliT. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bolyen and daughter visited lhe former s iirolli- L. I.. Mimre of Haith- Creek. • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Germain went er ami family near Augusta Salurduy ami Sunday. . In Kalamaxot) Thursday afternoon. E. D. Ri-ymdds-nml family motor­ • B11III0 Creek Thursday evening. ed, to Rutland Sunday mid spent lhe Tim boys of Hickory Corners and day wilh their sou mid brullier 1-ec lleynolds and fiinulv Nothing U ever completed in th* •dventaing world. The Department Stare* are * very good example— they are continually advertiiing — and they are continually doing ■ good buainea*. If it pay* to run a few ada 'round about Chriatmaa time, it cer­ tainly will pay you to run advenUementa a bob t all the time. of n friend.x Mi*. Hi; - ■ East Milo Monday evenibg and ■ spent Hi.- night wiiii her paranis ; Morris Johnson, who spent iheI. w.-ek-end in Milo. Iih* bdOghl a lilt.-!; new home in .Luving. . Mrs. Emma-Smith and Jennie ;< Lyons of BanOebl epent ThuriHlny.l1 Ih.-ll Groat'.*. and Friday wilh the hitler's broth­ Firol quarterly conf>-n-nc(» will er. Bert Qjuck’s. be- hi-ld at the cuun-h m'-xl Satur­ Miss Sophia 0pulh .*ni-nl three I day al 2:30 p. m. A ginnt alikiidanc days of last week with her brother ih desired. Rev. Lathrop will |>(«-- in Hastings.' Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Crandall id] Aiidrew Adams ha- a lim- bunch Petoskey, on w return trip from I i Chicago stopped al Milo Monday evfor a short visit with the, one mol her, and they ate beauties. !<-ning ' ITenry Bowman uf Buttle Creek former's sister. Mrs. Albert Cha«e. 'wa- the guest of his see Carl and|. Mr. 6nd Mr*. John Doster spent Sunday with the latler's pan-nt.< al 1 family Thursday. Wall take. Dr. mid Mrs. Stiles Mr. and Mn?. Harty Jones. Mi*.,H-nvinan of Bailie t: ADVERTISE in THIS PAPER Brown with geranium* and.whib younger general ion IllHIUl ti*. allernlions on I lule .Mosher <«f Okl.ilmimi Buchanan. Miclu going In Oregon Slanl«-v Wednesday. 111 IK7H. Ho has been nlti-iulim: tlb-i Miss Gladys 'Ttdltfiid >>f Tecumseh. riy Sunday evening Ai-coliipnuying him i* Mi.* family <-f We-i |fadf<>i<l are gue-iie*. of. Windsor, a *i-l<-; oflof Will Wu-kwire and wife. is in need of repairing, bring day with .Mrs. John RoIhiimhi of ijtni it to us dnd have it cleaned Mr. and Mrs. Ru*h Barrell and in the Rigid Way. AU Saturday until Monday Mr. jaiwldn triurnins hy wav with Cha.'. Hastings Business Exchange 130 East Center St, Wm. A. Dunn, Mgr. muthwest ritiaxii. IK church next Sunday .Mr.-. Harry Johnson, whu been suffering from, neuriti*. ha- while It'll was formed I titled atilumn leave* in fhe early autumn of life. with his niece. | . tills being thr , biiiSiti Flunk it over and large .dab-*. (H7H wa* Wanted Information. If your watch or dock ..£>0.00 to $125.00 per/urn? .. in.(Hl In *0.011 per urn . h» inii.lHl p-r in n- of Prairieville; .Mr. Chain- HINDS t.OHXERS. With all ouirs the imjuiry for "laml. my suptdy cannot be-exhausted. Phone 136 regard for <>wni!KR. Small fruit.A sumptuous dinner s.-rveil by Mesdlatm-s Thomas •aimg for thing.* in gi and Brown ami Mrs. Millon Coiiyer, nrv galltering mils from neighbor- 1 ing farm*. We Imtie this stiu il will I H Richland. Mit. I-rank XnnDewnlkwill enlerlnin Hi Hastings Business Exchange Sunday. .• examination for U. 2». mail eJerk at turning Burl Quick enlei-taiued iii-‘J Detroit. Hr said it; was much easgrandmother ■ faun l.a-i Hi«’kui“-[ from Tuesday until Monday. i -mi Geortg- Tuiigule wrtil io Kalama- 1 -Mr.'and Mrs. Barnes ami CEDAR CREEK. Lawrence of Alleanirand Mr.-. John j Brigham of Plainwell wore gu*-sl*j mrr,- wu* a large crown oul .10 at Burt McBain's Friday. ' prayer meeting al Harry Johnsonib-d her mini. Mrs. <imlli Stanley, October 12 being th'3Alh miniI I hur*<lay night. Our nevi meeting, from Wedm-ailay Uli Sunday. Erflnst Quirk and family visited vr*ar$ o.f lim mnri.-ige of Mr. a-.id <mt. 22. will be al Turn Baird's. Mrs. Al'.eri Chase, i' -v mii.-i-iain.Andrew Carl, who had a stroke of Mr. ami Mrs. Win. Ly >11 r. ,.|, ...I? Im \l. I VI<1... .... . . . . . . day until Wednesday. Sirs. Smith and Mtn idevah*; Mr. mid Mr*. Charle Mrn. Dick lliitri'iidcn ami liltbIram. darighler. Mr. Shorter mid Miss Considerable comment a* well as regrt’l has been cxperrssofl in our Frank Van Drwaifcer hns a very *urroumling mmmunily lids fall by day lhe young men and children drlib- It'* jtnt butincM. that'* all, lo PAGE FIFTEEN MILO. Mrs-Emerson Lewie spent Lite!I last week-end in Kalamazoo. . Mr. nnd Mr*. Howard Bush of C Flint were called lo Kjilamv^i ■ Elmer j ungale dim-,! work fully guaranteed. bell, who is ill wilh Moinarh prlcoiui to small children who have Iw-.-n accustomed to roaming at large amt doing what they pleased in the country. On<- boy In llnriem has dis­ covert d that whenever .he jumps from cat*. ' ■ Wild cat*, such iir.v,- b-vn caugli' told. "You iau«tnT-do that. some one b.-fow." One “ Sunday, hcwa*/t,w* ,n K’'r'’J»e- ’hough formerly they • ------being taught about heaven. .. . „_ were comparatively common in most there," he asked, ••will I be told all Parts- if the continent. The. few suethe time to keep quiet because there *lvor» occur mostly du Hungary and Is serie one belowi occasloniiltylft-Sjiftln .mid Gn-eee. h>^ Spain, by the way. the aulnials buihl nest* in true* or among tall bambour When Roughing* It >■ Enjoyable. for the rearing of their young, though The nt erase man enjoys roughing it generally they pri’fe for a while If there ia some one to do the rough work.—Atchison Globo. from the untamable European animal,I but wire Introduced remfY tamed Ircu: Egypft^ rd 5.GI3.IIN) Hies in SI. Louis, Mu. by. n Delawsre inventor, whu patented a,Hying machine tnfny year* ago. The inventor used the bat a* the model Iu designing ihe wings. Previous flying tnpchke4 had bei’n cohstruated. on the" bailbon principle, but Quinb>'» appara­ tus consisted of wings 12 feet in <11- the jk-rsen flying, and the mutioim In swimming. cm The wings n-tqaed tu ded la flying with their -aid Wc repair jcwclcry too, rings cnidc larger or &maU- Clark .if CnnritraiA.-r-Midi er; broken stones-, replaced and new mountings furnish* BattleCreekBiiilding&Loan Association Xinlli Gt Financial Condition at the close of business, June 30, 1914. Doubles and Reduubles its Capital Stock. Incorporated: April, 1908 for $100,000 Eighth Grade. Diamonds Remounted — topic of study in history. In geography RESSME P Lz-* JEWELER l\ Mrs. John Budd. ■>( Augu*la maps uml plarr .... plants where they grow. Scvrnth Grade. spetil. Our class has b<-en di l>l<- call.ii at Hu- r.i.tmly farm Sun- r mid family iTiinivr wiidi living Brun- Primary I loom. f Shnllz shrill snndav Safety First Thi* hold* trqe in your electric wiring. That’s oni rcaion why I urge you to let me do III XU! KSIlin I (ORXI.RS. Mr. and Mrs.- Clyde Hnttdoraboll know it is done right «nd that your IjtdliHng* are safe if I do (he work. l.liiircli mid Society. M. I’. Church. Pn*:n'hiiig Sunday' morning and Will j-r. run. tTi<- "aTnu 1 ng'SifiiUuy moiiilii Ib-ineinlA-e I In- braver CEO. VAN TIFFLIN TiEXBEiisiinn school hoi si Electrician. Order Our Drays Forbs Conklin is going wilh Will When you l»*ve anymoviug lobe done.; TWO AUTO TRUCKS. PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Reincorporated February, 1911 for $250,000. Reincorporated February, 1912 for $500,000. Reincorporated February, 1914 for $750,000. The Battle Creek Building and Loan Association Increases Capitalization to $750,000. RECEIPTS , . . -$317,060.50 Prepaid Stock. "Class A" ... Installment Stock, "Class B' Loans on Mortage Security . Loans on Mortgage Security Re-paid Bills Payable Accounts Payable . . Bills Receivable ... Accounts Receivable Interest and Premium Dividends on Prepaid Stock "Class A Membership Fees Due Borrowers (Incomplete Loans) Interest on Bills-Payable—t ' ’ Insurance Paid for Borrowers Taxes paid for Borrowers Real Estate Office Salaries . . .f. General Expenses .. Printing Stationery and Supplies Advertising Office -Rent Furniture and Fixtures Cash qii Hand 1.933-21 DtSBUHStMtSTS $ 8l.855.5O 63O.OO 370.403.29 ISI.J09.48 18.750.00 2.597.91 15.40 75-35 15.584.72 14.000.00 1.163.51 6.304.00 75-35 9.670.69 12.00 r.5*4-99 136.05 398-8* 276.50 840.56 j 5.650.00 1.578:83 ' 2.015.2: 203.25 74-23 183.06 j 47.90 188.35 3.377-32 HIGH STREET. < BEEK STREET. Ou: Specialty. JaKlllapid* HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. OFFICII PMOhe 70 Ru Phon* in I Orviilr Crilkazs -of All an* jrortharly m\,il- and Flovd Walkfli*.<4 j lied nl I- W. Calkins' Sunday . The ‘ " ■ VIOLIN INSTRUCTION XORTHEXST BARRY. i '> H. G. Aidham ASSETS. Loans on Mortgage Security.. .$219,093.81 Bills Receivable . 6.288.60 Delinquent Interest and' Premium 1.803.61 Insurance Due from Borrowers 140.45 Taxes Due from Borrowers. Rea! Estate .............. ... 15,650.00 Stationery and Supplies . 195.00 Furniture and Fixtures .. 170.00 Cash on Hand ...................... 3.377-32 l.m-lla Will.-I- .$347,160.5'4 Teacher of Violin tnii-rh..Ori-dier 23, nflm-immi $509,388.42 §509,388.42 LIABILITIES. Prepaid Stock. "Cialis A"$335,205.00 Due on Installment Stock "Class D" I.3O3.M Due Borrowers (Incomplete Loans) J.5‘4-99 Contingent Undivided Profits 1.803.61 Bills payable 4.750.00 Accounts Payable 381.17 Contingent or Reserve Fund. .. . 98.49 Advanced Interest and Premium 1.543-5* Undivided Profits 561-56 $.47,16054 I hereby certify that the above statement n> true.and correct. Full Tenn Starts l-‘ir-st Week • September. ^HW"‘ ....... . ............ ........ T. Hiitrhrn*. Wenz's Capital City Orchestra AUTO PHONE aca Lansing Michigan Stop I hose Eurfy Bnmclilul (aniijlis' Albeit llrmi|<l"n ami family ami Hi* feet, uttkli-s mid joint* wa t-h<-ck<-d. uml imivc. Iln- wuy far .wollcii, and moving about was si-riou!* Ihroat u.od lung d-.-'Tme*. Galesburg. H-ry painful. Hi- wa.* curliiinly ini Gid a liottle of. Fofay * H->m-y and 1 bail way wlmn h<> slarp'd lo t.-Ae | Tar Compound, and Ink*- tt fnnjly. I'ldi-y Kidnny I'ill*. H*- *av.«. “Ju.*l j Stnpg cntigli* and cold*. InmU rnw ........ ........... dinliuhi without 1 faw d<T.*e.- nihdr mo f<-i-l Indh-r, • inflamed llirnnl. 1im»m^I-a Iheli^ i-xidiiincd. il i* <nd u»»w -my |>ahr, 'mid rhiunm- ’phlegm mid i* mildly luv,itiv«*. fa-l |lhai lh>< bird t- FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS •”" fOH BACKACHE KIDNEYS ANO BLAUOES A V. u .Mulhtdland i- X«» ojdale*.‘ I Adv. ♦ R. H. CADWALADER. Public Accountant. STATE OF MICHIGAN County of Calhoun ss. , , . Qo this 8th day of September, A. D. 1914. before me. the subscriber, a notary public, in and for said county, personally appeared the said R. H. Cadwalader. tome known to be the same person described in and who executed the foregoing instrument, who has ac-. knowlcdgcd the same lo be his free act and deed. . C. E. WHEELER. Notary Public. My cointuissiuit expires, Oct- 19. 1915- l>Riikiiik*l Mt.-liollnml.— 11 lb- „....... . ......... I mill wfiich tempers the light. Battle Creek Building & Loan Association Room, s A 6 Marjorie Block. , . ■ ABell Phone 650. Bailie Creek. Mich.. on Jasper Black.AU)cr^Altoft, A^cnth Hasting»MdiLh. �THE IHSTIX'ns BAXIEIt, OCTOBER 15, 1»K. r»CK SIXTEEN ■■ ■Mt Paper a Room This Fall WHS! IRVING. WITHOUT A REFERENCE On Saturday evening Robert J»»nkitui arrived hmne frmn his sum­ mer’s work nl the Bay View House, nt Bay View. Everybody lu»« gone Had anyone- Lad the hardihood to home now from thr large lake ho­ tels «o Mr. Jenkins informs ua. No om* there now 'hul the liay fever not the only honest man in the United .victims. They must perforce slay States, his astonishment would have ’a while lomrer. but their coiii|iauy is not so pleasant ns the other b*been intense. ■yC.IL 8 PEN C ER. You Can Get the Material Now for Little Money Because We Want to Clean Out All Our This Season’s Paper Stock IRVING. Mr. and Mrs.- Pearl Johnson and son were railing on our street Sun­ day afternoon. i Parties from Shultz recently pur­ chased n traction engine from John Loftus and started to move il lo that place Saturday morning. They had gone aboul iwo miles when the rear axle broke and 11117 were com­ pelled to leave the engine and go on lo their .homes. Miss Lulu Sink is on the sick li»t al this writing. / Mrs. Uvina Carey of Grand Rap­ ids visited at the home of tier brother, S. W. Johnson and wife last week. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. PraH and snn Runneth spent Sunday at Pal rick Corrigan’s. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morgan nnd son. Charles of Owosho visited rela­ tives here the latter imrt of last, week. r Report of Brew school f,,r the month ending October 9, ivtt: Number day* tffffirlil. 20. Total attendance, 3X1. No. girls enfnl!«4, 12. Nh. boy* enrolled. 5.. Total enrollment. 17. Average daily attendance, imr. I,ercentngr of attendance. ,t«. Gladys M. Williams. Teacher. If any employe had hinted In tho re­ The population of the village of motest degree that Mr. Sykea was be­ coming very forgetful and absent-mind- Irving was increased by the addi­ tion of three families Iasi week. l-a*«1 week John Chapman and fam­ Waller Brisbane bad come to Sykea ily unkiadrtl iheir giswts nt inis plm-c and now occupy the house beCo. ap bookkeeper and cashier with ionging lo D. I. Buller of lhe village. splendid refernceo. Mr. Sykea person- J. C. Miller now lives in the south slly engaged or discharged all tho part of the house of Mrs. Cornelia help. He did It because ho alone un­ Keimoily on the south side of Oak You will probably never be able to get This winter when the evenings are derstood human nature, or flattered ilrool. while Mr. nnd Mrs. Selah more desirable patterns of wall paper than long and cold and much o( (he time must himself that he did. When ho had Gooilenougli are now ilwniciled in Iheir home recently purchased of wc are offering you RIGHT NOW at such be spent indoors, ifn’t it good taste to William Filleld. bring thia trash here!" One <iay got long ago a black­ low figures—because sve want to get this have your rooms as cheery and pleasant "but,! supposed that—" smith came to lhe village and made "No matter what you supposed! You arrangements io open up a shop in' season ’ s patterns all off the shelves and sell as they can be made? Parents—you want didn't steal anything from these peo­ Ito- village. The blacksmith shop out the ODD LOTS (enough to paper a ple, and so they certify that you are helonningMsi. Dr. Buller. Ju*l cast of your boy and girl to stay in nights! lhe Irving Holler Mills will be .lined strictly honest. What fools!” room, or maybe two rooms) so we can have Mothers—you want your husbands at by the “smithy.1' and the building "I—I don't understand, str!" "You might not have had tho chanoe has already been set in shn|H> folthat space for next spring’s shipments of home evenings!—Then make your rooms lhe use of Hi.- village blacksmith. By that lime the Irving Holler Mills IRVING GRANGE. "Good morning, sir!** said the young will have niTivisI lhe finishing new papers which will be coming soon. fresh and cheerful with fresh papering. Program fnr Irving Grange, touches in the way of completeness. "Sit down, young man!" aboutsd Mr. >o that they will be ready for use. lidwr 20. 1914: liudruinetiLal .Music—Gladys 01tier. refer- of tin* plan- ha* been a lilacksmltli ‘‘is a D<-bl Rightly Incurred and •hop, but on arcount of I In* irreg­ Not I no largo a Help or a Hind­ honest, but because 1 shall watch you ular operation nf tin* mills in lhe rance?" hy Rena Walker and t'.hai. pa.«l nn om* ventured lo comiuci a Woodruff. like a hawk." ( ibop at IliU piper. Heading—Edgar Fiflcld. “Very well; I will take the place." Tho cheese factory building, nurInitiation. Mary Kronrwiller, Lecturer. tomer camo Into the atom to pay a Icr, is to undergo some extensive Phone 31 The Re.xall Druggists debt of 1250. He brought currency repair* both".outside ami on lhe in­ Bunflrld A. O. a G. Instead of a check. It being the noon side. Il is learned that lhe inside The regular moeling of fhn of the building will undergo many Gleaners will bo held nt lhe Glean­ er hall Saturday evening. (VIoImT Sykes. building. Tin* Dr. will soon com­ 1(1: Every membei is rcqiuitwl lo The next afternoon as ho returned mence to raise Hie building up and be prvm-nl. from lunch Mr. Sykea smilingly.said to place iiQdernealh lhe same tt wall The program is as follows: * THREE THOUSAND YEARS OLD CHINA'S MOST ANCIENT CITY him: "And now for a little Jaunt to or fi'tiiidnlion of concrete. afl<*r Song by the Arbor. which the slniclure will in- reSing Slug!” Paper—“Siicci Aiful Methods nf iliinuled nnd paintrd. Potato Ktnrage"- Mam Nay. "You have caught me, have you?" Discussion—"la the Collage Boy a "Did you deposit that 3250 yester­ Hoy A. Johnson spent laid week Siifceis nn the' Fann*"—Hay day? Did you enter It on tho cash Befo'a Roma, torlc Tlryns. Wayland and anlated In- uncle book?" At the Irving General Store may be had lhe opportun­ ‘I* Fall Road Work A«|Slanfu Is probably the most vener "What particular 1250 do you | Excavations recently carried, out by > ity to purchase every-day wants at (he right kind into rrop. Hoy report* the jmiI.iId able city In Chins, and perhaps has mean?" was Risked in all seriousness the German Archaeological institute Vueition Box. rron m being it giKsl-mil’ mnl nice of. prices. *Tis true some things have took a "The payment'made by Adams, air.” ou the site of prehistoric Tlryns have had a longer continuous existence quality. jump, but just look here at these'prices: “But he didn't make a payment to revealed lhe existence of a still more than Athens and lutxor. The Chinese Dr. Damon I. Buller went to !>•■mo." some warranty ancient palace lying beneath the re- themselves believe with--------------- . Three Sc boxes N.T. Matches--------10c Unit Saturday nnd remained until 00 THROUGH HARDEST ROCK Balk Cocoa, per lb. . mains of the palace laid bare by Schlte «*t it was flourishing 2.WQ years be "But he did to me. and I left the 25c Three 10c pkga. Tobacco......... . 25c •' mann and Dropfeld some thirty years for,‘ Home was founded On the one money with a slip on your desk." fly t» bare Lenox Soap.' . 25c ago. band. Its story touches the first ap “But 1 found nothing of the sort, and •k at Irving to further tin* No Substance on Earth Can Rsal&t the Tho whole elevation on which the pearance of the Chinese race; ou ths you said nothing to me about II" fortress palace stands was thickly In- o,|ier. It was again brought Into a foye The indignant young man demanded Melvin A, Johnson tuuuidod hit habited at least us far back as 3W: fron‘ <>r Chinese history when the hndlii-r Alva Johmuin of Yanke< il. C. Among tho early Inhabitants bite Empress Dowager Tsubsl sought and when ho threatened Mr. Sykea GENERAL STORE IRVING, MICH. Stone Is still sawn by band, even now discovered I. a Urge circular >««»» «all a refuge from the with a suit for defamation of charucDell Nchiffinanii and son Waller In great cities where the latest appllBOTH PHONES-Haatings, IMIL-JS; Mbldleville Line. M2 IL-IS. building about fourteen meters In dl ,nx”" of «»»• •*»«*•■ 11 b*®» U»« SchilfniXpii allendvd Hie hum** ameter. uhlch may be rscogulxed as stronghold of many monarchs, the bul In answer to an advertisement next coming and street carnival held in the most ancient palace of the dgnasly w,rk many revolts and ffiva day Miss Hattie Somers called. She Waylnnd last week. They attended of Tlryns. This structure, which was "oO ’>”• of «pny rell- was fumbling in her reticule for her Friday. references when Mr. Sykes exclaimed: ' Several in this vicinity are mak­ stage of perfection. beforsi 1M0 JI. differs com- <io°*"Don’t want to see them!" ing preparations lo have their work y in design from the later bull* Sianfu became a great elty because The Idea of using a metal cord and "Hut they are references,” she pro­ m> well under way I hat they enn at­ The places of sepulcher of the - « B’O0<1 ln U»® province of Shensi and. tend the big home coining and Ing stone was patented by Eugeae ...... -----------....tn ------1 therefore, on the borders of the llllm tested. local princes sere .long sought vatn. but a be-hive rombJn excellent pres . ,table dwrt« "nd rolll«»« uplandv "Ain’t worth a cent a pound! Just ••1 reel fair in MidtUeYlIh’ WediH’s- ChsTatllar In France la 13M. Hts ap•Iriy and Thursriny. ervatlon hiu beep discovered and ex *hence came successive hordes bl diachsrged a young fellow with giltfine of tho bigip-sl events ilial the cavatod. More than two thousand; barbarians to threaten the peace ot edged references who stole 3250 be­ was used last year In cutting a trench 1 years bro II was’robbed of Its treas-j Jh® Howery Und. It has. never lost fore myJace and eyes and then threat­ village of Irving has over ha<l will through the Pont Neuf tn Paris. lake place Saturday, Oct. 17 in the urea, aud In the time of the Ho man Its protective character, aud 10 years ened ma with a suit for damages!” The principle upon which tbs me­ form of n school rally and field day. ago the great Mohammedan rebellion "He must have been a bad man." emperors It was converted into an oil This event is open lo any country chanical stone-saw works Is described vainly spent Jts strength against It “Every one that bandies your money •ehool ih'iiK t-. ot ungraded Knoou by Victor Kaynourd in La Science at mill. . / strength entirely van- is a thief!” 11 Other tombs have been found which in llir* county. A nice program of la vie aa follows: ilghty wplls. though use “If you think that,-Air. Sykes—” athletic events Ins been scheduled it la hoped may proviu intact. They Ubcd. An endless rope composed of three „ modern artillery, are fat b> commence in lhe afternoon at | will be excavated. more fptmidable. and now In better re­ havo read and beard that women aro two o'cl<M-k and will consisl of D«»t movement and draws with It a grind­ pair. than those of Poking. Ils popu more honest that men. I expect-you'll races, egg rare* nnd all kind of ing granular substance, pressing this I SHOCKED BY HER GRAMMAR iation Is variously estimated, but Is sports'for obi and young. Hporte hard upon the stone that Is to ba will be conducted along Y. Al. G. A. numbered by the hundred thousand. lines of eligibility and will Ik* in eawn. The mordant substance Is grit you'll be under my watchful eye.**. mixed with water. Tho stream of waLittle Wendell'Xolmes Emerson Re­ Mias So me re had held the place for charge of Prof. G. D. Doxtader. sented Criticism From One Evi­ principal or the Middleville High NO ROOM FOR THE WHINER 133 Ottawa rfienue if. it). ‘schools, who will also loach the prevents the heating of tho cable. The Both Phones 4391 dently So Uninformed. • caller at her boarding place. The romnotilnrs some now games. ends of the cable are Joined by splic­ card read: "Mr. Waller Brisbane.” She SnitoVle prizes will b6 awarm*d the Little Wendell Holmes Emerson ot World Has Little Um for Man Who inghad heard the name at the office. Even winners. Looks Habitually Through Eyes After tbe^-flrntfani of The hardest rocks, such as porphyry. Boston was resting sedately with his the Junior partner had.told her that events supper will lu* sen'en in IJie of Gloom. book In a park shortly after a picnic he had grave doubts about the young M. F.. church parlors by th<* luidies softer, such aa marble, but not ao rapman's guilt. Aid Society of. Irving from 5 lo 7:30 He who-thinks lhe world la full of 2 23 knew perfectly well he had eaten too ' The discharged cashier had made no I*. M. The evening will Ito given nearly nine Inches an hour, granite at . much and he was very much surprised good people and kindly blessings Is/ effort lo get another place, but bad <over, tu addrusse.s hy Rev. Russell H. We will do the rest. We can make that Winter Suit or Overfrom six to seven inches an Twur. ' and thockad at himself He prayed much richer than he who thinks the • spent much time in thinking. Mr. Bready. of Hastings; Prof. G. 0. contrary. Each man's imagination r coat look like new. Dry Cleaning is our business exclusively. , fervently that no ono would notice bls Dbxlnder. of Mhl'Revillo nnd Mrs. Sykes was certainly a mean man. largely peoples the world for himself. We specialize in Ladies’ Garments, Furs, Feathers. Plumes, condition. E. E. Warner of Irving. In addi­ Etc., also Feather Dyeing. WE GET tlie SPOTS. Just then a kindly old lady appeared Some live In a world peopled with much to be doubted. tion music suitable for .the nrcAsion "Wo have come," said the chairman ue.lu» him. m,u. "Ah."| Prine®* of the royal blood; some In a will Im* rendered. Eveirbodv plan and sat down bvslde AU of a sudden one night 4s he lay I. -I. h.v« u<ll, Injured ’»•« t>."rere u>d nrtreUon. You to conn* to Irving Saturday, ©cl. 17. thought Wendell. ....... „ We Clean Cleenar turning the problem over in bls rilnd and. enjoy a pleasant day of enter­ this nomination. The city needs a ............. .1 have your choice. • her esthetic sensibilities.'' ... ..... .... ..... ............. ...I ™* - * “5- bW.-orM- » <»™ for the 'hundredth time, a bright tainment nnd instruction. ^Teachers, man like you—strong, brave, self­ ! Hy this time the kind old Indy was; made., self-reliant, owning no master, Urn.lj- -aw My Ullin boy." .aid Pr«d™a lull, wh.1 w Ihlnk nl u thought came to him, and It was that pnrenls and children are e^wjc.igliy —--wr--, —■»_T. ■ *...... • . Mlsa urged to come. The rural schools tearing no man.’* or what faults or troubles you find In thought that had dent him to ahe. "aro you over eight!" The great man wu visibly touched. IL It Is a choice that concerns your­ Somers. One day after Mr. Sykes had of today need just such encourage­ "I'll not deny." said he, "that your spent half an hour In looking for a ments ns this to make country life I young Mr. Erueriou recovered his dig­ self mere than all other* combined, certain paper It wu found in a ''catch­ more al tractive for the children. kind Words have shaken my resolu­ nity. That a woman with such out­ whether you grouch In the gloom, the all" drawer In his desk, and the re­ The niiinii of lhe connli-y boys and tion. 1 trust that. If elected. 1 may landish x ram mar should dare to critl companion of hateful goblins, or stride mark wu made that the drawer hadn’t girls are fairly groping in lhe dark justify your confidence and prove that die him was unbelievable. "No In the sunshine, seeing smiles and been opcilod before for a month. Had fnr some avenuen through which I am Indeed strong brave, aelf-relithey mtiy derive the «ame good, madam." said he. prou'dly, "I have catching shreds ot song. Men and aromvn In God's Image were the map in a moment of absent-mind­ wholesome pleasure and recrcalinn overeaten!"—Natloftul Monthly. edness-placed money and slip In that not made as whining, groveling beings. 1 Inii the town children have. It h no mah. Suppose you wait a minute receptacle? Would Miss Hattie take generally conceded ainnng educa­ advantage of an occasion and make a tors nnd teachers, as well ns close cepl?" National Anthem Naturally. tally as well m physically; -to labor The organist was not lacking In pa­ well and Joyously; to take the gifts of search? observers of conditions generally The girl would bo only too glad to existing in the rural <H«tricls today. triotism. yet rebelled when n’sed to Providence, whether they be Joy or sor­ Stomach Trouble Quickly Cured. To be enduring must be of the play ’ The StarSpangled Banner" at row. and bear them cheerfully and do so and help him solvo the mystery Hint the country children are de­ People go on suffering from Hltle very best material known. prived nf many of the good times a wedding. . stomach troubles for years, and with courage; to add ever something to What happened next morning tn the which their more fortunate city Imagine they have a serious disca-*. I "It Is not appropriate." he uld. HF.At’TY AND <HONITV IN thy world's stars of happiness, if It be conteni|MTrnries enjoy. That Is office of Sykea A Da via interested •ev­ * "Ain’t It?" said tho bride's father. only .a smile MOM'MF.NTAL ARTatc obtain­ They over-eat or over-drink and what makes them can* lhe life of ent people. ed only by careful attention to force on the stomach a lot of extra "Cot all.the rest of the program, if you Tx>ok up! See how flooded with sun­ lhe city nnd Anally induces them to work, but they never think that detail, proportion and tiQisli. want to, but stick lo that. After me shine this beautiful world is whsn remarked that he might be out for leave the rural communities, just the stomach needs extra help to do ALL MONUMENTS FROM ©I’R FACTORY are made of the best . [ having the hardest kind of a -fight to «n soon ns they cast their InL them­ faced with smiling eyes. half an hour. materials trom domestic and foreign quarries. , I keep Belle's mother. from marrying selves. The credit for thia field <lny the extra work. If you would win anything, do any­ If these people would lake TonnCWR PRICES are the lowest consistent with the highest grade i her off to a foreigner! Between Belle thing. be anything, don't whine.— nnd school rally belongs lo lhe live dnwer. and there lay the -money and nnd enterprising, teacher Verne R. Hne Tablets regularly they wrtuld ' and mo we won out for an American. Christian Herald. be a great big help to the stomach the slip. Johnson of Irving. "°.w is ,lie ,ime ,o h,T® Mndatfona pnt | and IT this ain't the time for tho 'Starin Rs strain of over-work. No In for MOM MENTS ordered for FALL and SPRING. At 10:35 Mr. Sykea returned. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. R. Rhnw have mailer what you eat or drink TonSpangled Hanner,' I'd like to know “What Is this?" c.-inls out announcing n reception oline. tabs sweeten your sour stom­ : when* that time la." Dally Thought. “The money that Mr. Brisbane didn't to lie held at their home * Friday ach and stop gas betohing in five* Blessed are those who have the gift embenle!" -vemng. Get. trt comtneinoraling minutes. The heaviness diaapof making friends, for It Is one of •Ha! fool!" • Iheir 2f>th wedding hnniveraary. pears, and lhe elomach is greatly Hastings, Mich. No Doubt They Do. God's best gifts. It Involves many Mr. nnd Mrs. Shaw both grew up aided in ite work of digestion. Many modern literary critics no from their childhood days in this dou\it follow the rule of Sidney Smith, things, but above all. the' power of -Ha! fool!" T0N0L1NE going out of one's self and appreciat­ vicinity and have resided ever since Tablets npt only promptly relieve* -Who. alrr who said he aster read a book before ing whatever Is noble and loving In Iheir marriage in lhe present fine all distress, bul if taken regularly reviewing It, as it prejudiced a man another.—Thomas Hughes. home owned by them. This oc­ will absolutely cure indigestion by ror (lie last fifteen years N. E. Joseph .Ihdra, a N>w Bedford i casion is one of genuine pleasure "I acted like a fool. air. and am sor­ In Iheir numerous friends invited building up the flabby, overworkSwanson of Denver. Colo., lias been Ihherman. recently- raughl u mac.kcsf walls of the stomach and make ry for it! Miss Somers Is a nice girl. . ........... >" il* unlt'ral resources Swei;ou working over the ronstrurtion of a erei off Xo Mans Ixuul'whidi had a \ Investigation of nirkno** to assist them in celebrating 25 them strong enough to digest the Fall In love with her. sir, and the day ntu«W | |MN>»eMcs nil the oleujents ‘ itee«-.«year* of wedded life. Their friends most hearty tpeal. ft for a 50 day*' cube puule consisting of thirty rubber band aliout its body Jusl wn ' eiuraged in manafarturing ' of wood which interlock. He n n l'I";** ’■ supposed the shut lies in London from wood hn- sary lo Iwoine an important indus­ you are married FU hand you a check unite in wisliintrtliem many h#ppy treatment. trial stet««.' Inexhaustible lOrGglM. forests. for 35.0001” n»h had been marked in this man­ tlArtnditaim IMi.. rat urns of lhe day. lik.« . IheXMUSUUle Mailed by American Proprietary 1 rirh ore deposits and important ~ can solve his puxile in ner when in some I'niictl Slall^ Co., Boston, Mass. fcnly-four hours' work. natebery. Greece is slarling rxtfnoive ci­ alow (KiiMiii affecting tin: heart. wealth and prosperity. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. BANNER WANT ADV& PAY. trus frail, growing. We Need Room for Next Spring’s Stock Stebbins Carveth Hastings, Mich HHIiUilllHIUllllHllllllllilllillillfflililill The Irvins General Store C. R. WATSON, General Store Jhis Company is not affected by senti­ ment. Jt is not influenced by family differences or prejudices. Estates en­ trusted to its care are managed strict­ ly upon business principles without par­ tiality. PtRand RapidsJrust Kompany HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. MONUMENTS Ironside Bros. ( �|THE HASTINGS BANNER OCTOBER 15.1914—20 PAGES PART THREE—PARES 17 TO 20. while in other places if. is badly in need of ’repair, ilk upkeep not having liecn carefully looked af­ ter by Hie slates. The Santa Fe anti other trails, of course, never were improved in lhe same sense as I hi- Cumberland road. Many road enthusiasts insist that the D. .A. R. URGE GOAT. TO TAKE Federal Government never should have dropped lhe CumlieriariU road. OVER FAMOUS -MAIL ROUTE. . School Report; Report of the McOinher school for month. Sept. 25.RAN 800 MILES FROM No. days taught. 20. CUMBERLAND TO ST. LOUIS ’Totiil atb-ndanro, if»n. Average daily attendance, 22J5. No. girls enrolled. 12. No. boys enrolled. 12. Opened For Stage Trnfile From ISIS Total enrollment. 21. Until 1852. It AA’as Great Percentage of .ilt<-ndance. «xi% per cent. . Thoroughfare. Those who were n«-iljier tardy nor The women of the Society nf the absent for this month afo: Marjorie Daughters of the American Revolu­ Crawley, lledent Munro. Hussell tion are confident, they say. that Sinclair. Myrtle • Cooley. Myrtlsome time the United Stales Gov­ Munro. Merle Coo’ley. tjwrenre ernment will take hold of l|ie Camley, Winnie Bryans. Max Craw­ movement in improve the historic ley, Leon.-l Jlunro. Mildred SinClair. trails, making a great national Marjorie Crawley received the gateway from lhe Atlantic to the highest average in' spelling, which Pacific. This 'movement, which w;ts tori. Myrtle Munro rrceivtil would use ns a basis for a national ’.ou in siwllin’g examination. transcontinental highway the cele­ Nora Clary, teacher. brated old Cutnls-rtmid road. built by llie United Stales a century ago. School Report. in response lo lhe demands of the Report for Lem n tu-hool . for people living west of the Alleghen­ ies. started wit Ii Kansas City Chap­ month ending Ort. 2. No. days taught. 20. ter of the Daughters of the Ameri­ Total attendance. 128%. can Revolution mid has since . re­ Average daily attendance. 6.1. ceived t lie cordial indorsement of Numtier Imys enrolled. ’.*. 1 Im national organization. Nuiidier of girls enrolled. 5. The Daughters of .the American Total enrollment, 7. Revolution have no objection to Percentage nf attendance. 9I.H. the building nf the'proposed Lin­ Lloyd ami Alice Laiibnugli have coln highway across the country earli one tanly mark.' along a more northerly route, but James Boulter and Greta Hamp- . are convinced Ural I lie Cumberland ton nTeivi-d a half holidtiy. road and the historic trails which led from Up* Mississippi River to School* Report. the Pacific were selected by lhe pioneers because they were the na­ Report nf Cedar Creek Mhool for tural highways, offering the least month ending Oct. 2, 1914. resistance, and for that reason were NO. of days taught, 20. The best routes known to the hardy Total attendance, 310. settlers of the early days. Total tiumber viiiolled, 17. Percentage of attendance, trit). Uncle Sam spent 87,rtM),Of*l on the Cumberland road, which was Mr. Edgvr math* us a.pleasant completed for a distance of about call on J In* afternoon <»f'8ept. 22. Our seliobl ground is distinguish­ won miles, one of the longest straight roads ever constructed by ed hy tlic addition of a m-w ting and any government in (he world. The staff. original plan was io build this ftr- 1 The pupils were much phased mous pike from Cumberland, Md.. with tlie premiums received' onto st. Louis, but a iHiylion of-’.ihr work at the fair. W*> are u»|vht<-<l tn one hf our western end never was macadamiz­ ed. The survey was run to Jeffer­ kind friends for n magnificent, bou­ son City, tin* capital of Missouri. quet of tjahlias. which site left without making tier presence It was the plan to have the road run through the capitals of Ohio. known. Thank you. Mrs. Pen.-c. We shall in* very glad to welcome Indiana and Illinois to St. Ixiuis. Partially sufveyed in IHtkl, this road any visitors who may wish tn call. 1- Willills, teacher. was not.thrown open until 1818. From Hint time until 1852 Ityj Cum­ berland road was lhe great artery School Report. of travel into the Western country. Report nf Parked school for In the ear|y;&O's the railroads look month ending. Sept. 251 h. from ii the hulk of tho traffic, ns No. days taught. 19. well as the mails between Hie east Total attendance. 326.5. mid Hie west, ushering in the per­ Average daily attendance. 17.18. iod Of its decline. No. iHiys <>nroUe>l, 9. A foaliin of the. road are the No. girls enrolled. 9. aiany potoierous -nnd . handsome Total enrollment, 18. sioite bridges mpl culverts, striking Percentage <>f altendmico, B5.5. in appearance. The "pike taiys" Those neither absent nor larny believed tliat the stage line of Aho (luring the month’ were Ethel mid national road had • never iiern Edna Jones. Lilie and Carl Norris. equaled for dash and spirit on any Raymond. Holland and Marjorie road in any age or country and Tack. Ethel nnd Verlie Day. Thel­ they declared that lhe golden char­ ma Hallock. Leo Groat and Harold iots of.the celebrated Appian Way, Hill. drawn by lhe fastest horses of an­ Bernice William®, teacher. cient Roipo, were hut a dismal cortege in comparison with the School Report. sprightly procession of stage Report-of the Monroe school Dirt. coaches on the great American highway. -They were especially No. 2 Fr„ Johnstown, for the month ending Oct. 2. proud of the finely equipped mail No. nf days taught. 20. coaches. Total enrollment, 30. While the road served ns the Total attendance. 585. great artery of travel for the hardy Percentage of altendmico. 97%. pioneers, and gave llw people ot Nn. of tardy marks. I. the Western country a sense of *yNo., of visitors. 5. . curity wtiji-lT could not I6ve btyn Those receiving half holidays for afforded by any other tneaifs. grip perfect attendance were; Garret of the most important fund ions of McPeak. Ethelyn Wallace. AVanneln the S7.OOtJ.tldO highway was to pro­ Nye. Rofirrt Wall,’ Keithelh Roger*. vide easy, quick mid safe means for Martha Sonicksen. Charlotte Fen­ I lie 4ransporialH>n of lim- United ton. Irene Thompson. Willis SonStates mail. Cmitrads were, made ickson, Lyle Adamson. Marie Par­ for carrying the mails witli stage mele. Mudelitie ’ Albright. RuMtf coacli companies much the smile as Rogers. Gface Wall. Dorothy Wall. they are now made witti the rail­ Oscar Sonicksen, .Lottie t». Lilley, roads. The most iniporlnnt mails Matilda Sonicksen. Joseph Wall, carried over the . road were those Pearl .and Allen Womls have Imvh between Washington and St* Liuis. lardy twice but.jiol absent. Many olber lines of mail coaches Ethel Luce, teacher. were operated. < The "express mall" corres'iwmtU. School Report. e<i to Hie fast mail train of today, Report of Briggs school, Assyria ’the time Inade by some of these "express mail’’ lines was regarded township for month ending Oct 2. No. of days taught. 20. ' ns a wonder. For example, the Total attendance. 550.. government's contract called for Average daily attendance, 27. 5. lhe delivery of- mail in si. Louis No. of lioys enrofleo, 17. ninety-four hours after it I<41 No.’ of girls enrolled. IL .Washington.* Ten miles per hour Total empllmvnl. 28. was an- ordinarily rate of speed. Percentage nf attendance. 982?. • Relays of fresh horses were placed Fpose neither tardy nur absent ’ ■about twelve miles apart, and dmmg Hie month were Helen Bor-. these were ehauged in le«s time ker„ Ernest Barker. George Barker. tlimi it take.* to tell it, the driver August Barker. Sterling Butter­ retaining his Meat mid sending his field. Carl; Brandt, .Agues Curtis. fresh team away on a dead gallop. Mefi were stationed at the foot of Norma Case. I.emi Cole. Ora Hill. Clair Meade. Oren Wills. Lisle the long hills, with tw” horse teams Strickland, -Roy Strickland. Kate to help the couches uphill, thus fa­ lumili. Tommy Ely. cilitating their movement. Coral Hendrick. Clare Hendrick The women of the I>. A. II. be­ lieve that no other Jorcn contribut­ and l.elnud Stanton were not ab­ sent, bul tardy during Hie month. ed more compared with ihe num­ ■ Maude Corlrighl, teacher. ber of years it was in active use, SEEKJO RESTORE ICUMBERLANOROAD One Dollar Will Do Those who wait until they have fifty or one hundred dollars with which to start a bank account, seldom have one. ONE DOLLAR will start a Savings Account in this bank, and if added to Systematically for a few months, will secure the first one hundred dollars. A Savings Account of this kind provides a fund upon which you may draw at any time, either for investment purposes or as a fund to pro­ vide for your future needs. Besides the protection such a deposit affords you receive interest compounded semi-annually at 3 per cent per annum. Your deposit is safeguarded by the $700,000 resources of this bank. All the accommodations which a bank can extend to its customers we are prepared to place at the disposal of our patrons. * Hastings City Bank THE BANK THAT DOES THINGS FOR YOU TJae We Ifflave Ever OKeredl For Salle, Every O*f I» > Barjaia xi Acres—Gravelly loam soil. good house, good water, large hen house; hog —liousc and coni cribr i6o apple trees loadcd~with fruit, the location is fine; £5 mile to R. R. station, store, school and church. Price $ijoo;-terms cash. 30 Acres—Two miles from Freeport: clay loam soil and lays good; the buildings arc fair and the farm is well watered arid has good fences; there is plenty of all kinds of fruit and the location is good; price $2,000; terms one half down. 35 Acres—Good Soil and lays gently rolling, nearly all under cultivation and fairly well fenced; there is a fair 8 room house with good cellar, one barn 30x50, another 16x24, also 2 hen houses and hog house. This farm is four -and one half miles from Hastings. Price $1750; terms $1,000 down. 61 Acres—Clay and gravelly loam sdil and lays good, about 50 acres under cultivation and eleven acres good pasture; the fences are good and the farm is well watered; there is a good seven room house; bam 36x44. also corn crib, hen house nnd hog house; there is plenty of all kinds of fruit; stcpl windmill and tanks ami five acres of alfalfa; this farm is 2% miles from R. R. station, and 6 miles from Hastings. Price $3600; terms one-half down. 80 Acres—Four-miics from Hastings on a good road and ideal location, good I soil ami lays level; the fences arc good and the place is well watered; the Ijpjtsc has nine rooms <nd could not ,|>e duplicated for $3000; the barn is full basement 30x40 in good repair; there is. pleaty of all kinds of fruit; steel wiudmill and tanks. Price- $6000, terms $4,000 down, balance long-time at - ■ 5 per cent. KASTIINGS, WCEDKsAN BAGLA DISTRICT. Last Week’s Leiter. ■ We had perfect attendance last Glenn and. Clare While visited Merle Slocum, Saturday. Tho eighth grade are studying TiiSo”*1n grriinmtir. Mr. Edger Visited us last Thurs­ day. The .eight h grade drew some good pictures of lhe circulation of ■the blood, last Friday. The Misses Harriet, Mary and Florence Goodell visited nl Etta Walters Sunday afternoon. We have our schoolroom deco­ rated by chains, njadff by the first, ttwond and third grades. We are getting so we can add much more quickly than we" did. • Etta Walters called on Mrs. John Walters, Saturday afternoon. Our first grader has learned 33 words. We ah* very proud of him. The Messes Marvin nnd Lnwreneo Slocum visited Donald Good­ ell Sunday forenoon. Merle Slocum was absent Mon­ day on account of illness. Our fifth grade Arithmetic, class is studying fraction*. Our fourth graders are taking un lhe study of descriptions. Eva Smith, teacher. Cleveland’s 1015 city government will rout taxpayers M.099,000, de­ spite cuts in estimates. HEAD OF GULL LAKH Last Week's Letter. Sunday was a perfect October day nnd quite a number enjoyed it here nl the head of the lake. Al­ though the season is virtually clos­ ed over eixty'took dinner at Tur­ ner’s. Mr. and Mrs. M. Hammond and Iheir lovely liUJe daughter. Ruth, the .Misses Rrandslelter and Herbert Rogers of Doster neigh­ borhood. and Mr. Elbert Thayer of Eldora, Iowa, partook of chicken dinner wilh Mr. and MH. John 8. Chandler, after which the ".Scout.” with skipper Miller at the’wheel, was chartered for a sail around the lake which included the lovers lane trip and a call at lhe Kehfleld farm. Build Fine Road in Baltimore. The residents of Baltimore are building a stretch of staje reward road of which they may oe. proud. It will be of trunk-line, width. 16 feel, and will extend from John Kemmerling’a farm lo the Edmonds place. Two miles have been sur­ veyed. but only- one mile will he built this year. The work is in charge of John Crawley, who has jnade a very progressive highway commissioner. The reward on trunk line ■ highway per mile is NORTHEAST KALAMO. Last Week’s Letter. Alice Moy, is the name**given to the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ploof, bora hat Tuesday. Alfred Boyles has a new shingle roof on his barn. Frank Briggs and son spent the. first of the week near Rice Creek with diis sister and family. Floyd Wyble and family from Denver .Colorado, arc visiting his parents, Charles Wyble and wife here. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Briggs nnd children spent Sunday in- Charlotte with Carl GriesL, • Fred Smurr and’family, while going lo the Charlotte fair, Thurs­ day met with an accident. Their horses became frightened al an au­ to, throwing them all from thi- Car­ riage and injuring them nil. DMldes breaking the carriage in many places. Report of lhe Wylrte school for month ending Sept. 30: Number of pupils •enrolled 17. Number of days taught, 17. Average daily attendance, 163. Percentage of Attendance. 90. Only five were absent one day each during month. Hazel Briggs, teacher. California is advertising its canninfe industry in moving picture China haa 647 labor organisations., theatres all over tho world. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN • Out Fishin’ A feller isn’t I Irinkin’ mean, Out fishin’; His thoughts arc mostly good nnd Cleon, Out llslnu*; He. doesn't knock his fellow men. Or harlMir any grudrtw then; A feller s at bin Jluv^Mitcn OutMisbin'. WEST 8EBEW.A. Last Week’s Leltler. Early last -Thursday morning a baby girl was horn lo Mr. and Mrs. Iiomilil GoiHlemoot. .Mrs. Fox is nursing her daughter. I In the afternoon of the same day a daughter was ixirn to Mr. mid Mrs. vietdr Wilson. Mrs. Wilson is attending her dauglib-r-jn-law. The Church of Christ joined in The rich ore comrades lo the poor, lhe concert of prayer fnr peace in Europe nl both services Inst. Sun­ Out llslrin’; day. In the morning pastor C. A. All brothers of n common lure, Slack spoke upon Rev. lt»-tO. "King Out fishin"; of Kings, and Ixinl of Lords." In The urchin wilh tho pin and siring the evening, upon Psa. 46:10, “Be Can clilun with millionaire nnd still mid know that 1 am God: I king; will b>< exalted among the nulions, I will he exalted in the earth." Vain pride is a forgotten thing, Oul fishin’. School Report. A feller gels a c.liance lo dreani, Report of Dowling school for Oul fishin';/ lhe inontli ending October 2. He learns UipbpA titles’of a stream. No. days taught, 20. Oul fiMim'; • Total .attendance, 310. And he canjwasli his soul in air Average daily attendance. 15. That isn't foul witli selfish care, No. lioys enrolled, 8. An' relish plain and simple fare No. girls enrolled, 8. Oul flsbin'. Total enrollment. 16. Percentage of attendance, 08. A feller has no time for hate, " Those earning holidays I his Out fishin'; month are: ' Evelyn Ormabee. He isn't eager to be great. Myrtle House. Aaron Scliwuclm. Out fishin'; John Hook. Nellie Herrington. Ar­ He isn't winkin' thoughts of pelf, thur Gerbw, Ealitli Ch-mencc, Cliff­ Or goods slacked high upn a shelf ord DeBois, Haze) Kemerling, Bul lie is always just himself. Gladys French. Vero Clemerice, Out fishin'. Marville Whitney. The ninth grade history’class is A feller’s glad to be a friend, studying the government aud civi­ . . Out lislim': lization of Persia. The physical A helpin’ hand he'll always lend. geography class have just com­ Out fishin’; pleted plains, plateaus and deserts. The brotherhood of rod and line. The eighth grade arithmetic An’ sky an' Stream is always fine. class have just completed partial Men come real elost to God's design payments. In spelling we are Out fishin’. studying Michigan's eight hpnured. Thu seventh grade geography A feller isn't plotting schemes ' class are studying the products of Out fishin’; . the United Stales. He's only busy with his dreams, The sixth gnltlo arithmetic c|ass Oul fishin'; have just begun factoring. His livery is a coat of tan, There were twelve visitors nl His creed: to ddJhe best he con; school this month. A feller's always mostly man, Carl Boyes, teacher. Out fishin’. Primary grades, I kiwiing school. District No. I, Hal I inion-. Lakeview School Report. Report for month ending Oct. 2. Number of days taught, 20. No. days taught, 20. Total attendance. 280. . Total attendance. 580. Number pupils, 15. Average daily attendance, 20. Percentage of attendance. 05-1- I No. hoys enrolled. 13. Those recdiving one half .holi­ No. girls enrolled, 16. days were Rhea Naylor, Ruth Cogs­ Total .enrollment, 29. well, Faye Sinclair, Roy Dernond. Percentage of attendance. 100. Velma Coolbaugh aud Mildred AH the lioys ami girls have earn­ Smith. ed half holidays. Wo received two prizes al the ,The language classes iiav« been fair, one in relief maps and one in learning poems and deamidizing paper cuttings. stories in language. Faye Sinclair stood 100 in gram­ Invitations were sent to. the mar* review this month. mothers to visit the school last Fri­ Mr. Edger visited our school day. About twelve were present to Monday. observe the work amt get acquaint­ than the old national road to the ed. We will be. glad lo have the general welfare o(, (lie country. HIGH BANK. mothers visit the school. . No other investment made by the The filth grade arithmetic are govenimeul lias returned such di­ Igist week's letter. Henry Bidleinan and W. C. Wil­ studying notation mid numeration. vidends as lias Hie thorough fares, The geography class are .studying for the upkeep of which the states letts motored lo Charlotte. Friday, in Mr. Bidleman's fine new Stude­ the groups of states. were made responsible after the The fourth grade have just taken steam engine pul the stage 'coacti baker car and attended the fair. Orville Calkins Is the guest of mulhe study of. multiplication iu oul of business us a mail und gen­ arithmelir. relatives in Kalamazoo. eral carrier. All tho grades of the primary Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Calkins and From a historic standpoint this Mr. and Mrs. Will HawbU'z spent room arc taking up the study of road, tho tumens Santa Fo trail.' Sunday afternoon al Peler Mau­ writing, drawing and painting. the Lewis and Clarke trait and Mary Andrus, teacher. other main- arteries of a century rer's. Mr. and Mrs. Bromley and Mr. and ago appeal Strongly to the patriotic Mrs. Will Tinkler of Hustings, were Among Ihe effects found by the*1 woman us a proper subject for Sunday guests.nf Mr. and Mrs. Geo, administrator. John C. Bickford of consideration whenever the gov­ Cronk. Manchester, N. H„ in the homestead ernment. enters upon r general plan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and of the late Frederick A. Kelsey of national aid in road construe-) daughter, Dorris of Assyria spent was a large trunk full nf rare coins. lion. . Monday night. with Mr. and Mrs. Several are worth more than their For long distances the Cumber-! George Skidmore. face value because of their rarity. laud road ia slil.l in good condition,] Had Right to Remain Aloof. "Tha Declaration ot Independence ■tatea that all men are born free and equal. 1 believe." "Somethin* of the •ort.1 TTben why do you hold your•elf *0 aloof?" ".My dear man. I'm descended from one nf Ha etenera." Keep Your Stomach and Liver Healthy. A vigorous . Stomach, perfect working Liver 'and -regular acting Bowels is guaranteed if you wilt use Dr. King's New Life Pill*. They insure good Digestion, correct Constipation and have an excellent tonic effect on the whole syrtem— Purify your blood and rid you-of all body poisons through the Bow­ els. Only 25c. at your Druggist.— Adv, . �THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER 15. 181 i. n Tuesday, the third dgy of Noomber. 1014. lht> following otikars are to be voted for: Governor. Lieutenant Governor. Secretary of Slate, State Treasurer, Auditor Gtasral aud Attorney Gon­ ers!; Representative in Congress for lhe Pourtli Congressional DisIricL comprising the counties of Allegan, terry, Hernan, Casa. St. Joseph and Van Buren; Senator for the Fifteenth Senatorial District, comprising the counties of Harry. Clinton aud Eaton. Ilepresentative iu the Slate Legislature for tha county of Barry . You ar* hereby further notified that on ameudment to Secthm 10 of Article X of the Constitution^ this Slate, relative to lhe issue of bonds for the construction and perma­ nent improvement of the public wagon roads; an amendment to Ar­ ticle VIII, of the Constitution of this Stale to staud as Section Fif­ teen relative to the issue of Ifonds for the construction of <1 rains and the development ami improvement of qgricuimfsl lands within the county; an amendment to Section One of Article III of the Comdllution of this State, relative lt> lhe right of students while in at­ tendance al any institution of learning, members of the legislu lure while in attendance al any session of the legislature, or com­ mercial travelers, to vole: also an amendment lo Article XII of the Constitution of this Stab*, lo be known as Section Ten. relative to the incorporation, regulation and supervision of fraternal beneficiary socielies. wilh the power to Issue death beneUl ^certificate:'/ shall be submitted to the qualified elccUra of your county on Tuesday. No­ vember thinl, nineteen hundred and fourteen. You are hereby further notiflisl that at said general election the following county officers are lo be elected: Sheriff, couuty clerk, register, of deed*. Ireasnrer, prose­ cuting attorney, two circuit court i (>iiniiissioners, dram commissioner, two coroners and surveyor. Allert N. Williams. Sheriff of Barry County, Michigan. Hastings, Mich.. Oct. 8 .1014. Board of Educati.m Meet. Regular meeting Board of Educa­ tion. October I. 1911. Present, Rid­ er, Bronsou, Walers. Bbultera. Ab­ sent. Chase. Minutaa of last regular meeting read and approved. Moved by Bronson, supported by Waters that the Supt. purchase the necessary supplementary readers. Carried. Ayes, Rider, Bronson, Wa­ ters. Shutters. . Moved by Waters, supported by Don’t get disgusted with cigars in general because you are not getting what you want. Broason that the supply committee If you arc not getting value in your cigar purchases, you arc not patronizing ua. investigate and get prices on a sew­ Largest and Best Equipped Flora! Efitablirhment ing machine for use in lhe Domes­ tic Scieflre Department. Commit­ in Western Michigan. tee to have power to purchase. C.irru d. Ayes. all. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Moved by Bronson, supported by Shutters that we institute the Store Phones— Farm Phones— School Saving Bank System In our Bell, 173 Bell, 651 schools. Carried. Ayes, Rider, Citizens, 5173 Citizens, 6251 Bronson. Walers, Shutters. Upon You can always get just whst you want here—the variety is large—and that is not all— motioif by Walers, supported by wc have spent a lot of money lo fit up our cases with lhe very best apparatus for keep­ Bronson, lhe following bills were allowed: ing good cigars frosh and wc know when wc hand out a box for you to select from PROFFESSIONAL CARDS O. V. Stanun, rep, and imp...* 15.10 Desfaeu Cannot Be Cured that you are going to gel good cigars that arc kept right. Hastings Lumber A Coal Co, rep. and imp289.19 Make "The Club’’ your hangout. A. B. Hum. rep. und imp 306.78 Clarence Robinson, reji; and A. & C. H. BARBER, 71.35 imp 1 Physicians and Surgeons. C. E. Harvey, rep. ami imp... 40.67 Kducjflioual Tablet Cd, Calls in city or country, respci maintenance <3«0 W. M. Welch, mfg. Co, to IU normal condition. > destroyed torew, nlna maintenance 7S0 a. W1U.WOH, n. n, a., Phone IOS "The Place to Meet Your Frteede" Jefferson SL 1 are cau»«d -by Catarrh, Silver Burdict Co- music ... 1.00 i Hsstii which la nothing but an IntUmod coudlThe McMillan Co. Pub, Uon ot Ik* mucoua aurtacea. J. F. HOONAN E. J. HUFFMAN maintenance Baker Paper Co, main­ tenance 16.00 LAWYER A. C. McClurg A Co, inainlenance 43.20 Office over Grigsby & Brooks said day of hearing, in lhe Hastings Allyn A Bacon, maintenance 3BI Phone 173 BANNER, a newspaper ^tinted and Bausch A l^iinb Optical Co, HASTINGS. MICHIGAN circulated in said viunly. 15.81) Gen., apparatus Chas. M. Mack, Scott Fncunan Co, main­ , A true cony. Juuge of Probate. tenance I.U5 Grace Hauer. Xalional office, Supply Co, Register of ProValc. maintenance ..................... AbMrtct Block. Hastings Am. Book Co., inamleiiance Bennells Magazine Agenry, Order For Publication. Current IJt. conveyancing. Having a complete aet Stale of .Michigan, The Probate P. K. Trumper, rep and imp. of Abstract Books compiled from tho Jas. Craven, rep. and imp... 4JO Court for the County of Barry. Wc will try to have nice fried chicken ready s tract*. Chas. Sherwood, janitor sup­ Al a session of said court, held at plies 1JH the probate office, in the City of during all seasonable times and besides that— W. W. Green, freight and Hastings, m said county, on lhe ( irl.ig'' ................................ 4jn 23rd day of September A. D.'illlL Fruits • Vegetables _______ _ ____________________ WM Time Table Present: Hon. Chas. M. Mack, CHANCERY ORDER. Salads • Steaming Soups E. J. Falser, muinlciianei* ... 36XM) Judrfe of Probate. State <>f Miclusan. in I In* Gircuil L. 8. Will. rep. and inn 78,98 Anything your appetite can wish for. Drop in­ In Hie Matter of the E*tat« of Court for the County of Barry, In Goodyear Bro*, rep. and imp. IIJK Violet B. and Greta G. Rodebaugh. Chancery. Jas. Tudor, cartage I6J0 to “The Club" and satisfy-your hunger. •oln< North Minor*. Hastings Banner. ; r... uml Complainant. ThotibX* H. Ho'lebaugli^Guardian, maintenance £L33 Upuu mutioti.lhe Board adjourn­ having filed in said court his peti­ tion praying that for reasons there­ CHAIU.ES E. ROLAND, ed. in slated that he may lie licensed to EDWARD I.. 8HL I.I.. sell at private sale the real estate EIJSCTA A. RBULIRICHARD KOWALSKI, of said minors. WHY CALLED "DEVIL’S METAL’ ’ Il is ordered. That the 20th day DAVID H. HEEDEIl. of October, A. D. 191 i. al ten o'clock STEPHEN B. TODD. , Defendants. Nickel, Now So Eatonoivoly Used. Wu nt the forenoon, al said probate of­ fice, lie and is hereby appointed for Suit pemling in I lie raid Circuit hearing said petition: tuiurt fur the County of Harry, tn Il is ■ Further Ordered. That Chancery, un tin- 9th day of Oclolwr, public notice thereof be given by A. D. 191L In this suit it appearing Nlckel was first discovered by publication of a copy of tins order, from'the affidavit of Ralph L. Ahlfor three successive weeks previ­ rich. on-file, llmt the defendant*. ot It, as H was found only In small Order Fur Publication. ous to said itey of hearing, in the Charles E, Roland, Richard KowalStale of Michigan, the Probate Hustings BANNER, a -newspaper ski .and Iktvid.lL Reeder. ar>* mil Court for the County of Barry. printed and circulated in said re'.idcRts of the" Sinh* of Michigan, Gorman miner* called it kupfarnlck*!. At a session of said court, held at WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Michigan Slate lutnd Ollier. lull are resident* of the Slate of lhe iirobab- office, in the City of county. Lansing, Oct. 1. WIL Chas. .M. Mack, Illinois, ami Dial tha defendants thos* simple folk that Old Nick, or tho We pay you the HIGHEST Notice I's Hereby Given, That Haslings, - in said county, uu the A true copy. Judge of Probate. F.lerla A. SlitiH ami Edward L. davit, made thia ore puri>oaaly id PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ Lhe land described m the following 26th day of Sepk-tiilM-r, A. D. 1914. Grace Bauer, Shull, are not residents of lhe Hint** bothar the miners, as It looked exactly Present: Hon. Chas. N- Mack. list, recently deeded to the stalo EVATORS. Wc buy and sell Register of Probate. of Michigan, bul residents of the like copoer ore and yet no coppar FIRE INSURANCE by this Auditor General under the Judge of Probate. on a LARGE SCALE. We Stale of Imlitma. On mol ion of could bo extracted from it. In lhe Moller of lhe .Estate of provisions of-Section 127, Act 2113 U you ar* not Insured or wonld Ralph I.. Aldrich, solicllor for said depend upon doing • LARGE Nickel was scarce until a No* York like to change your Insurance call of the Public Acta of HJtU aud acts Amanda L. Jeffrey, deceased. Mortgage Sale. complainant, it in ordered that the VOLUME of businesi at a assayer found -a quantity of It In a amendatory thereto, having been Bert B. Jeffrey, son. having filed Whereas, default has been .made appearance of the '•vid unn-resi-, Ho SMALL PROFIT. If you withdrawn from Homestead entry in said court his petition praying in lhe payment of lhe money se­ dents. Falwanl L. Rliull, Electa A. shipment of ore from Cansd*. hy lhe Auditor General and Com­ that an order or decree may beivul(ni have never dealt with us, why cured by a mortgage dated luv the Shull. Cliarle-* E. Roland. Richard stated It* value la his report and the EEK H. PRYOR missioner of the tMalv Land Office made by this court de ermimng Nimh-day of August in the year A, Kowalski ami David II. Re.sler la- owner of the mine prospected for more not give us a trial. under the authority conferred up- who are or were the b-mil heirs of d. 19U9. by Frank W. Smetker ami entered wkhin four months, from sad found largo quantities of IL 'on them by Act 141,-Public Acts of said d.feased and entitled lo In-; j„ Smelker, his .wife of lhe lhe date nfjhis onkr. nnd in rase of Smith Bros. Velis & Co. Nickel Is hard, ductile end malleable. 1’01, examined aud appraised. will herit her estate. Village of Lake Odessa, Ionia Iheir ap|Hjdrane« lhaf tin. caus.* It la white In color, with a yellowish Of.C.LAS. hmH Nutlip be plated in market by offering Il is Onlered. That lhe 2llh day •County, Michigan, to Fanners ami IhelBjamtwer* lo /he Bill of Com­ caat II ranka next to iron and cobalt lhe .-Rum: for sale at u Public Auc­ nf October, A. D. IVii. al ten o'clock.Merchants Bank of Lake Odessa, plain* to be filed, and a copy liter. tion to be held at the State Land in the forenoon, at said probate of-: Ionia Comity. Michigan, which said of tiy be served on the complain­ tn magnetic properties and la exten­ FOR BACKACHt KI QUITS AMO •LAD DIB sively used for plating parposes, be ­ Office in lhe city of Lansing on Hee, be and is hereby appointed for murlg.ige was recorded tn the of- ant's solicitor within twenty days cause It will take a high i*oliah and Thursday lhe I2lh day of Novem­ heart ng skid petition; Ileo register of 'deeds n— of "* the -------'** —*• of Uie nftiT wrvice on them of n copy nf aye »« Business. WELL TO PRAISE SOMETIMES ber, A. D. 1914 al ten o’clock in lhe Il is Further Ordered, That County of Barry in liber No. 71, of said bill, ami a uotice of this order, will not rust. Nickel added to ato«l “Old customs dia hard In Africa,” forenoon al which time it will l»- public notice thereof be given by mortgages, on |*ag**s No. 184 and add in default therml. sahMdll will wr'tea A missionary teacher In the come subject lo purchase in. the Constant Criticism and FsulVFIndlng No. 185. uu*fhe I2lh day of Aug ­ Intaken as confeMed by snid nnnpublication of a copy of this order, Methodist school at Qusssua, Angola. manner prescribed by law. Will Oeatroy 8*lf-Confid*a«* for three sucnowlve week* previous ust in the year A. D. t#(«. at eight residrftt defendants; and II I* furth­ Deed Issued upon lhe sale of lhi» to said day of hearing, in the Host­ o’clock a. m. In a Child. And whereas, the er ordered that within twenty days brought t*o of his daughters. Thia land will cmiliHn a clause reserv­ ings BANNER, a newspaper print­ amount claimed to be due on said after the date of this or<h*r the ly nianufsctured from soft cryatalllsed ing to the State of Michigan all ed and circulated in said counly. mortgage at the date of this no­ I’uinplaiiiaiil cause a notice of this < nattractlvr. cheerless hjnisi. and rights >u any minerals, coul, oil and tice is thn sum of Sixteen Hundred order to Im- published in The Ilas- silicate of magnesia. This Is quarried harsh, unsympathetic pare/to are re­ seamed very happy to place them In Chns. M. Mack. ' gas as required-by Section-eight of A k«M! copy. my and Ta^tpo y[l8Jp.73j. Dollars timr-t ttantMT.' a newxpaprr prinp-.!. from a hill about no miles northwest Judge of Probate. sponsible for a Igrge pajt of tb* mis­ Ad 280. Public Acts of HW and of principal amf interest, and the pubH-heiT and circutars'r In said Grace Bauer, ery. the unhappiness, wretchedness -acts amendatory thereof. further sum of Thirty ,830R0> Cotinly of Burry, and that raid puli-i Umony are also obtained in coaald«rasked him hie motive In bringing them . . Register of Probate. Dollars as an_attnrney- fee stipu­ th,ation*b<- ronttmtod therein at! abl*-*bundaac«. -The aton* vazle* tn and crime of the world, and the fright­ to ua. Ha told ma quite frankly that . Augustus C. Carton, ’ "from a “ " yellow to a bluish ful conditions of tho submerged dui. his brother's daughter had been a stu­ lated for in .said mortgage arid least once every week, for six wetdes color light , • , Commissioner. There is many a poor wretch in the dent in our school and that when she winch it th*- whofo uiiKiunl claim­ in gucceuion, or that he cause a while, and Is generally opaque. The NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. Village of Nashville. Stale of Michigan, County of Bar- ed lo be unpaid on said mortgage copy of this order lo be served on moat popular kind Is straw colored failure army today who can trace his went home she could read books, writ* A. W. Phillips Addition.which amounts lo the sum of* Six­ each of the raid ’non-resident de­ and semi-transparent. A few speci­ failure and disappointment to early Notice thereby given, that by an teen Hundred Eighty and 75-100 fendant* at li-.iat twenty-days be­ mens are of mottled greenish color, discouragement. If a father wants to Iginsing, Michigan. Oct. 1, 1911. Dollars, and no suit or proceeding fore the time prescribed for their NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN order of lhe Probate Court for the having been instituted at law to .appearance. brown, or nearly black. Rosario* and County of Barry made on lhe 2lsl That the following dc-H-rib'-d partcharms of various sorts are made for not do it by cramping him, by watch­ ‘Now,’ he concluded. ’If you will whip recover lhe debt now remaining , CLEMENT. SMITH. ing him all tho time, or by criticising my daughters and teach them every­ t>ut<l primary M-lmrd lands? silnal­ day of September A. 1». .1911. four Mfured by said mortgage, or any ’ Circuit Judge. exportation to Mecca. The waste pow­ ed in Barry county, forfeited for months from that date were allow­ part I hereof, whereby the power of Dated. Oct. 9th. 1911. der from the rosary industry is used him. Children become so.discouraged thing until they grow up I w|ll bo ed for creditors to present their non-payment of interest, will be by being constantly denounced?scold­ as a remedy tor heartburn. claims against the estate of Ida A. tale contained in said mortgage RALPH L. ALDRICH. offered for sale at public auction ed and perpetually reminded of tbetr Ims become operative. Solicitor for Complainant. ut tin* office on the l-'tli day of Brooks, late of said county, deshortcomings, that they lose confi­ ueis Intaiwt In our school.’ Bu«in<->* addiVss. Ngi Moffat Now, then-fore, notice is hereby November. A. D. 1911. at ten o’clock crmu.'d, ami I hat all rn-dilors of FIRST DIME L.XDS INDIGESTION, Bldg.. Dt lroit, Mich. 7-wks dence completely fn themselves, and a. m, unless previously rcdcemi-d said deceased are required to pre­ given, lhal by virtue df the said HEARTBURN, OR GAS ON sent Iheir claims to said Propate power of sale, nnd in pursuance of 8TOMAC.IL according to taw. Court, nt the Probate Office tn the the slnlule in such case made and More than half of ihe world’s The question as lo how long you Harden, in Nautilus. Bankruptcy Nolte*. Augustus C. Carbiu, Cily of. Hasting!*, for examination provided, the 'said mortgage will population lives in th* tropica of are going to continue a sufferer from Commissioner, and allowance, on nr iMifeirc lhe 31 st In- foreclosed by a sale of the In lhe Dislrici Court of ihe United indigestion, dyspepsia or out-of-or­ lhe old world. Under British rule . 92J’.' 1’. 8. it w *4 ot s. e. *4. »cc- day of January next, and that such premises therein deacribqd, Germany has seven cities with alopo are more than 325,000,000 Rlales for lhe western District al . lion 16, Town ’3 North, Range iu claims will be heard before said public miction, to lhe highest bid­ of Michigan. Southern Division— der Stomach is merely a matter of more than 500.000 population. tropical natives. how soon yuu begin taking TonoWeiL Court, on Thui Mluy Um- 21st day of der. at the east «M»r of lhe Court - in Bankruptcy. Mr*. W. S Nellie 11.1 Godfrey. line Tabs. January next, at leu o'clock in tho home in thg etty of Hustings tn People with weak stomachs should forenoon of that <|ay. NOTICE OF COMMIK8IONraid county of Barr?; on the 28th Bankrupt No. 1302. lake Tonolinc Tablets occasionally Dated September, 2t»L A. I>. lull. duy of December A. D. 1911. al ten To lhe rnihlora of Mrs. W. S. Nel­ and there will be no more indiges­ ERS ON CLAIMS. lie II. Godfrey. city of Hawing*, tion. no feeling like a lump of lead o’clock in the forelioon of that Stale of Michigan, Counly of Bar­ in the county of Burry, and dis­ in lhe stomach, no heartburn, sour Judge of Probate. duy:*whirh said premises are de­ ry. M. trict nfor-raid. . ’ scribed in raid mortgage as fol­ . Estate of Eliza G. Day, Deceased. risings, gas on stomach, or belchinglows, lo witCommencing at six­ - We, the undersigned, having liem of undigested food, headaches, diz­ Order For Publication. teen feet west of the North-east 25|h day,of September. - I9IL the ziness or sick stomach; and besides appointed by lhe Probate Court for y the County of Barry, Slate of Mich­ Stale of Michigan, the Probate corrter pf lot Seven Block’ Fhc. said. Mt-*. W s. 'Nellle’R.* Godfrey whst you eat will not ferment aud tlienee running west Twenty-lwo wa* <luly adjured bankrupt igan. Coinmi*-doners to receive, ex­ Cottii for Hi.- c.ntaiiy of Bai 1 > and poison your breath with nauseous lUUWMIBS — •• —-------At a seuion nf raid court, li-lj al fe-l. thence South amine and a«iju«t all claims ahd de­ eight itmI*. lhal nn order has.been made fixing odors. AH these symptoms result­ where becsuse ot Ila tnerlU The Oral First omi of WoniicrfiU rtri-t Twenty-two ’feel, I Ik- place !•< |..w luiiiK-d a* th*- place ing from a sour, out-of-order stom­ mand* of all persons against said in* the probate ©nice, office. tn irt the the City of Ihnnre Remedy. — r. 1 -----u -------« Tt y|1 da- d, do hereby give notice tMitj lbi*lmg»; ■ m raid county, tii;-iire north eight rods <0 the ot iiHM-iimr of,.creditors and that ach and dyspepsia are generally re­ Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Rsrnady lilac# of beginning, situate in the the firat isi«M-tinir of rre»iitors nf lieved in five minutes after takiug we jrill meet nt the Supervisors |2lst day of Sepit-inbef’.A.'li. .... clears the digsathe tract . ot mucoid and remote* poisonous Il'Him m tire Court- House in the; Present: Hon. Chas. .M. MAck. village of Freeport. County of Bar­ said bankrupt will Im- lo'l.*i at my Tonolino Tablets. William. N. Qou. Ill Aldrich 8t., accretions matter. It brings swift relief to sufcity ot Hasting*. Mich, on Thurs-‘Judge of Probate. office. No.- d? Hou*eiiun bldg- in ry mid Stale of .Michigan. Go to your druggi.-l aud gel a II Battle Creek, was troubled with atom­ itay, th- Nineteenth day of Nnv.-m-' fn th- Matter of th-1 Estate of Dated Illis 23rd* duy of Septem­ the city nf. Grand Haptth. in raid box of fonollm* Tablets and you sub and intestinal allmanta tar years. tier, A. D. 1911. and bn Thursday the Alonzo E. Krtiuslon, Ih-i -a—d. district, on Hu-. 22nd day of October, will always bo to the table with a ber A. p. 1911. iwcnfy-ilrst day A.. D. A. A. Ander.-m. tut I. at in o'clock, a- »>- at which hearty appetite, and what you eat and money with «p«cl*Hsu and In aiv»riii«->nai u«} of-January. «>• uauuar;, a m. Andersou. administrator. administrator, Earmen* aud Merchant* Bank. pauriv* treatments that fallad. IM5. - ...... HH5. at nine o’clock a. m. m, of each each --------having tiled ... in said court his nntime the >md cnvlitor* may attend, • .Mortgagee. appohit a trustee, examine—the will tasU* wood, because your stom­ H« took Mayr's Wondarful atom*ck saved their lives. 01raid day*, fnr tha purpose of ex- r —* nual account and petition iiraviug J nomas JolpiMin, ach and 'intestines will be dean and Remedy at tan and wonderful results Because of Ila aucceu there ar* atnimng and allowing said claims. that I..... -a day may ... be wt for lie.mng bankrupt, iftove their claims hud fresh aud you will know- there are followed. Wh«n he had taken onlr many Imitators, so ba cautious. Rs Attorney for Mortgagee. . and dial four ...................... months from the said account aud and allowauee allow ano- tlierethere.......... —............ .............. . «*td •urs It's Mayr's. Qo to Mulholland's Business Address, Luke Odea»a, I rati wr I such other •business a- not going to be any moft bad nights on* tottl* h* wrote: Nineli’viith ilay of .’^eptemie-r. A. D. of. . ’may prop<*riy come before »urh and miserable days for you. Tono"i got mor* rclM puCof on* hottl* drug store and oak them about ths Michigan. • Hill, were allowml by said court II is ordered. That lhe N'mel.enni'M-ling. . • . line Tabs freshen you aud make you of your wonderful aiomach remedy wonderful result* it ha* b««n accomfor credit--!.' torreM-iit Iheir claims I th <lay of Uctuber A. D. 1911. al ti n than I did tn *11 my years of trraUng pushing among people they Moir— IXilisl. Grand Rapids. Mic|i., Oct. fed like life is worth living. or send W G*o. H. Mayr. Mfg. Chem4o u. fur rsamtnatiou aud allow-io'clock in the forenoun, at raid proShcritTs Notice of Election. 6H1. IVli. Tonoline Tablets coat 11.00 for W with speclsllsts. aui'e. | but** office, be and is hereby ao- Tu the Qualified Electors of Buriy KIRK E. WICK'S. days treatment. Al druggists’ or Cor doctors' bills I could bur a form. Dalrd Hastings. Miclu, Sept. tPtli• pointed for bearing said petition: Ib-feree in Barokruptcy. County: • mailed by American Proprietary I will csrtalnly raconuusnd Mayr's many' grateful litters from people A. D. UML It i» Further Older.al. IbatpuLPursuant to due tfulice from NII.DING A HILDING. Cv, Boston- Mass. 4-wU Wondarful Hlcmtach Rstnsdy." triing I.. t.res*y. lie notice tlim-of be giv-u by put,- lhe secretary of state, you are Grand Rapkb. MirliMr. Gosa' upcritncs is like thos* of teker »iinm r. hcaiiun of a copy pf tin* oidit; for hereby notified that at l lie gen-1[Attorneys for Peliliotting Creditors. In 1912 Germany modur-d a min­ thousands of others who have taken For sale in Hastings by all drugCoinmisaiont-rs. . I three successne weeks previous lo •nd election tu i>e held iu Uno slate | eral output valued al *592,250,000. this remarkable remedy with such m- gi»U/—Adv. Smoke Up—Fellows “THE CLUB" Is Where You Get Your Money's Worth THE CLUB” CIGAR. STORE Fried Chicken Well Cooked - Properly Seasoned The “Club” Lunch C. D. Barnaby Jefferson St. Hastings, Mich. Chink of fienry Smith Grand Rapids, micb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose I F JOHN M. GOULD KL’Zisra SHINE IN EVERY DROP- oiaa Hiwim&MNvLi. n. Black SilkV\ Stove Polish DETROIT Business University Get a Can TODAY Legal JWvtrtlwnuH FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS GAVE DOCTORS ENOUGH 0 BUY FMII-niEB IIK MI D �BAGS NMETUM •s™- THE HASTINGS MANNE* <M TOBEH R I9i(. Heart Should Be Guarded Carefully to Avoid Overstraining of Most ’ WISE ONES WISER outdoor light- ranges all the way from 13 to 3fl per cent or more, /rtio practice of* lapping the panes causes an average Iom of light of aboul II per cent. The txansniRision of light naturally increases as lhe aiiido of (hti roof more nearly coincides wilh a right angle to -the CocYMinut Pound (kikr. Sidewalk Philanthropist Arrested man runs to catch a train hfs heart's Before Sophisticated Find work increases by JM foot pounds a Money Is Real THEY COULDN’T LOSE Iteal half a pound of butter to a cream, add gradually a pound of sifted Hour, one i>ound of powdered sugar, two leaspoonfuls baking Brass Curtain Hings. powder, a pinch of salt, a teaspoon­ and Locked Up. Brass curiain rings may be fill of grated lemon peel, quarter of cleaned by boiling them in vinegar. a pound of prepared cocoanut, four 'well-beaten eggs aud a cupful of Chicago-—Ulaao loungers in . South milk; mix thoroughly; butler Hie State street were not even mildly inVVhhc Murks on Table. tins and line them with buttered Camphorated oil wifi clean off the' paper; pour the mixture In to pie marks made by hot dbdies on u pol­ depth of an inch and n half, and corner of Kaat Eighth atreet, took out ished table. bake in a good oven. When bak­ hla watch and anuduncod that In three ed take out, spread Icing over, mlhutea ho would beghi lo give away Nuturr’s Hair Tonic. then return tho rake tn the oven a Wash-dock root, simmer in wa­ moment lo dry the icing. "Thia la onu propoaltiou you can't ler. and rub in the strained liquor L‘ll thu licad daily. Bat nrlnii Crcuni. Two .tablespoomr of gelatin, oneSouth State atreet anlcknrod. and A Sponging Tip. half cup of cold water, one can of Always use a downward slroke united pineapple, ont'-hnlf cup of planted its tuvek raoro firmly against when you arc sponging any ma­ sugar, one tnblespiMin lemon juice. the supporting walla. The man on the terial. Also Irv to gel a piece nf Hirer cups of whipping cream box pulled a roll of yellow and green the same matrriul to use as a wad. (Hirin’ cups should make nlsnit six paper from hie pocket and held it out. cupa wl/cn it is whipped,) if it is repeaUng bia invitation. None atlrrod. good and heavy cream. ’ Several of the loungera advlaod him Not A lour. Houk Hie gelatin in cold water "»Hie dresses with great pains.” “Yes; her shoes iiincli, her cor­ Heal lh<* pineapple.’ Add (hr su- a loss sophisticated neighborhood. se! is too tight, and she frequently At last a crowd gathered around the scorelMts h<'i>clf with a curling .Hie lenten juicemmt soaked gelatin. sidewalk - philanthropist — credulous |Siir in Hie gelatin thoroughly In iron. |make sure it is all rlissdlved. Then were not of. South State atreet. The I chill—set in a pan of ide waler. Wind Did Hhr Menn? man on lhe box anapped hla watch I.iltlr Brother. ILL herd ■hut, put it back In hla pocket and be' । iiisnil one-quarter of Hir whipped - Go I H«*t in irr mid when that ‘ Sister. You insolent Isiy! that looked aurprlalngly llko the real Statu lias set a Hille stir in nnolher one- 1 uwuy this very minute.—Penn ir and -so ........... on unlit, all Hie u>,n<' I quarter 11 Froth. I -........ .'-is used. Pul in Jit-end (ins When a policeman came along the creanf nnd set over night in ire Ihix. 1 man with-money to give away had The llriiMiii. Wife. How's this: I lull you I !>DITII CASTLETON VXD I “Come down off that box—what are have a telegram saying mnmm:i is MAPLE GHOVE you aelllng?" ho demanded. coming and you suy you're glad? "Selling nothing! I'm Ju«t giving Husband. Ye*. You see it's hot, Last Week’s letter. und she'll* make a coolness. Mr. Buxton of kiry has moved 1 neod!“ , o . -i I'"‘ l" ,I"’ Ca!W Uversmith farm. 1, 8ou,h otauu, State om>m> street permittee permitted — Itaelf ** Hralori,., <>!d <■ IJIn0 Mr vl<|w hi< hnil|u.r a, a broad grin. The swindler who had ventured Into the haunta of lhe “wise" lake some cotton und form it in-1 Bailie Creek Tucm . I.iv. Mr.' anj- -sira.’i-^k " “> “» tn a hard tuft ns large us a nut and •• •' MclXlrt., ..I (hen dip il In strong liquid amrnon- ’ j Xa.hvillr railed ,1 A. Wall, add ■»"“•»» •aetata Ita ..■•Jala, la. and apply it carefully to old! j Park’s. s, .Monday. blll“ antI tao credulous crowd, which "! {veil if the gold isiml'worn oil......... j, Hayman en-------------• 11ertnined Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Whipping Cream. Hally Lathrop and son of BafryThcr<ris often trouble m gelling'.'‘J*.?Lr: a'|,, ,*'V‘5*/■“A1 maun U. wl..|. w vrotx rly. bul .r,a •>>; b-w drop, ot b-inini Muir.- ar., add.*.! L!’ '‘'"T "11"1 Art it will aura taroui.' ilu.k, darn»•»' '“""'X "< must be taken not In udd too much Miss Helen Schaffer of .Massillon, us lliul would make it curdle. ’Ohio. Is lhe guest of her sister, . ------- — I Mrs. Glirsler Smith. * ' Tiuitelul Mourning.- -Mrs. Harley Hayman vii*(«*il her “Smifh is Hu- most romantic mid »•« nwpital nl itrnn.l ! Rnpids, j'tii-sday. ’ sentimental man 1 have over hemtl Mrs. Wills and daughter of Lacy vlsiUmI al Art Walls', Monday. Vlfis wife was a blond.* and a week after she died ho married a i'cmi-yhania Punch Howl. wlu-n makiifg cakes is lo put tho fruiL info a colander with a sprink­ ling -of llmrr mnl ruli ii around a Jew limes Willi your hand. It is 'sun>ri.sing lii*v quickly lhe slnlks are .separalRl and come through I ho small holes. Steal l.ouf. • Take any raw .meat, beef, veal or hum mid veal mixed, or any ends of steak or bits of lamb: pul through the meal chopper (ill you have Hirrir-t-tipfuls. Add a cup of line JitiMid rrumlrt-a hralmi .ecu, salt 'mid pep|H-r, and a tittle bit of oninn;' put in a bread pun and bake, ,11. ’ii.it wii.-i- mix.-d basting often wil*' *“’‘- *uith 1 «.rv< hnm# wffli butter. ntm' ititn ...... hrowrr gravy or lomulo sauce. New Dm' mi Mii-ln-Law. Belly was juilking thu row when the mad bull lore over Hie m* ildnw. Bctly did not, stir, bul continued milking. Observers who hail -run into safely saw. to their astonishment lhal the bull stopped dead within a few yards of lhe maid and cow, fumed round and went away sadly. • "Weren't you afraid? Why did he run away'.*" asked every one of Belly. “He'gol scared." said Betty, cow is his mother-in-law." Baked 1'IhIi.* Wash and wipe a large llsh. Make a {jlufiliw of . tine bread crumbs inix*>d wilJi nu’llinl hutti'.r. a little .minced onion, pepper and sail to liule. Fill tl"' •Hi’h with this mid sew il up. Lay-it in a baking pan mid |>our over il u cup­ ful of salted boiling water in which hvu labtospooiiruls of butter have been inelled. Sprinkle the fish LAKE ODESSA. Jerome Trowbridge nn old resi■lenl pf this village is very ill*with nut much- 1i0|hik of his recovery. Fnimds Dunham mid Pliny llussell are ii'covering from (heir in­ juries. hoih being luid up wilh broken limbs. .Mrs. Dan Shepard is visiting a "iotec at Kulaiiln Sil.. U.-1I1 Mr. and .Mrs. Glenn Perkins of Cnrlbm s|ienf Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Shirley- Lepard, the Indies be­ ing si*h-rs. John Norris and sislrr, Mrs. NurIon nf Lacy with their family, spenl Sunday with their Mister, Mrs. Howard Tolles und family. ' Mrs. Emma Baunmardei’u-r was al WondLind la-1 week, sewing for Mrs. te>onard Wachter. and Mrs. and . Mr.’ aiH1 ,r’1' l-'iirest fBranch ’rnncli atu utolorvd. 10-Allwmw. Sat iiirdny. p. .to visit . .. .. ,..1i.1.i1-s grand Mrs. h Branch's mother nnd uncle. Mrs. Wult.-r • JulifiMHi ivfiinu'd from Illam-liard. Saturday, where she visited her brother, Mort Tup­ per. . . Miss Myrtle Pierson, 2u<I grade teachrr, was tnki'n very ill .Mon­ , day a. in. • Glenn Loomis and Miss Anna Braley, who are in c«dlrgr at Oli­ vet, were home over Saturday and Sunday, making the Irip by aiilo. l.jiwnrds of 21x1 profile frqln this vicinity attended the fair ut Char­ lotte, Thursday. Philadelphia's yearly loss be r-aiis.- /)f rub is estimated al il, OtNMXM). Wfuttemores 1r Shoe Polishes FINEST QUALITY frr to a hot philter, remove the strings und. make the suttee. Thicken the drippings with two ■liiblespooiifiils of bro\vn<’d Hour v(ei up with cold Willet*, tin’ julcr of a lemon, a1 tahlesfMioiiful of good (able sauce and a teas|>oofiful of good kitehgji bouquet. Ltoles? lhe sauce is, perfectly siiniolh strain through a wire sieve. Pour into a healed gravy boa|. . Strength of Morning Light. The morning light is from Id In ;«! per cent stronger than Hint of lhe afternoon varying witli the sea­ son. The light-lrunsmiHiiig proprrtles of different kinds of gia>* ury prettily. .Thun the Inns of light from glass as compared with .’iir. UfltAtfT. li,i. bad permitted tho othora to be fotat- eyo of tho policeman opened wide. "Why«_JV» regular money!" At tho xuutli' Clark .street station the phllanlhropiBi gold bo was H. J. HilligosB. thirty-five year# old. a cob lector for a publishing flrm. S|iortly afterwards one ot hls fellow employes. A. 8. Patterson, arrived. ’ "Hiliigoaa has )>een acting quseriy," ho said. “I took him homo with me Iqst night and was-going to put him on a train for his home today, but ho slipped away from mo. Ho drew out of the bank thlb morning." From bls box platform Hllllgoas k''11 ,nr- lataod- WHITTIUORE BROS. * CO. minute. If be is In a hurry getting up stairs, there Is on tncreaso of ths heart's action by 15t pounds. A rest of half an hour a day would save Ip a year 219.000 foot pounds, of heart work. Every time the heart contracts its force would raise two pounds tc the height of one foot. FIRE LIBERATES 400 PIGS Tho night was pitchy dark: and Robinson seemed to have been driv­ ing bls car round and round in for some hours and hours. He fact, had lost his way completely. Tho hour wgs. midnight, and now It Just begun to rain. Robinson felt very bitter world. .U length he came upon what appearoiT to bo a signpost: though whpt was written on it. try an he would, ho coulff hot sec. Jle shook the post, and swore at It. Rut that helped him not ui al an. all. ..m> uui So. taking off hla shoes, be fumbled 5 In his pockets and evantually brought) out a box of-matches. Luckily it con- j lai tied a match and' Liueu u match^-Just maicu—juai onu uuu iuuicu ouu । » more. no more. ' Slowly and with much labor. Robin>n proceeded to climb lhe post; son proceeded to climb lhe post: and! and! at the top. anxiously and carefully, he struck the match. What ha said then cannot be print­ ed. Tho flickering glare of the uiqtcli “Try Tinker's Tablets " Wh„^“ "*b™Zo*„^Iwt „ ALWAYS WHAT A YANKEE CAPTAIN DID EVIL TO BE IDLE . . nuu uvoryiiiing youaa have at home. it at .............. - find - everything . as . you 1 itnave “ *“ homo. JaP*ne,e P Mu..h Thlt Wrarih c*Pe Codder Sailed Into -Rio Janeiro . Tlu, c<M.ki nK. "for'instance Is*• different »■"»*•••«» That I. Is W.ll Well Worth Amidst Shot .mt and ar Shell, Amid.t RK»» .ii and \ Many foreign ways and. costumes also T.ai— m.— k- .a. d— • “Bob" Evans Approved. of Thio Country. are quite different from ours. Remem­ < bur ‘that It 11 is «»«• the stranger should ..... -a. one of. ' uur nut w|lh n atranaer who «rory ItlaeMord |he cu<|o * . of th(should, \ 0““ |; has been banded down to ono genera­ tion- after another of Japanese. It ought to b<- In every language. It runs thus. "To do nothing is to do or -lrt,r.u.r~ .< Wrar nnmin „„ evil." Perhaps It la this which makoa reminds- me of an Incident In his ca, ,,h , , tho Jsp so'busy, remarks the Boston .... UM ,ta ,„lral ot <h. old V.o- "*. .. ...._______ kra nujoui or i-oorarloo,. « | f lh waikn>, la tMa talra* ' ’ hlln <tQln< oothla, E..n bl. wUl •rtror io <ta noaloo l-o« |X ,.d » «UW -Irk rku„ «. do. “.‘Y’* ‘•’■Ptalna try which the Vinita and adapt your*.*•» n»«I bolter BturlM than the nov- self to VO Ur HurrnuniliiiEa aa fnr aa Lil ! self to your surroundings aa fur as clist can make up. as somebody has I you CJ|Il “ sold- Captain lllachford's death at tho I A,W_J. . “IumJ Ou one voyage Its arrived at Rio. ert j goctety: as the blailna moteor Therc *• bowing and scraping Joara bhll. . n 0.11,00 ... ,0,0,1 „o^™,tb“j. <».„„ doatl.. OWora . rrt.od U The courts have passed upon thekon, nnd while a rebel fleet was block- ' - .looo -Lbo,r.llo. I PTWrl, ,—od or <ra I. prowl. question of damage* for u auffarer ailing the port. He was notified that from typhoid who could trace this । u he trW lu cntcr he wouM be „uuk I Illness to,files feeding upon the filth I Three hundred other vvss. Is lay uutof sewage. A few years ac<> a man aide, overawed by the same threat; I ''tan! human nature a funny thing?" good. It Is a question whether tho living in Germantown. Philadelphia, but tho Capo fud mariner refused to ; caid the philoi-opher-at-large. "Takol wise of this country realise as they recovered heavy' damae-« from the be bluffed. j the average man when he goes Into might, and ns the wise should, how city for his Illness, which he proved Hoisting an American flag'at tach ! the washroom of a blg faotel or res- evil It Is to be.idle. It is this which was caused by a stream flowing masthead hu started to enter the har- laurant : if the washroom troys insist I leads the children of the city Into mis­ through his yard which had been pol bor. A shot was fired across thu | upon getting in his way by turning on! chief. The houses are so close toluied by sewage from a houso ten ship# bow. „ ul Captain- lllachtofd tho waler fd^ him. putting a towel In, gether that they .have lost the chores but anted by a typhoid f-allohl Tho do- sailed -auuu steadily steadily on. on. : his hands, or whiskbrooming him. thuir- which were once theirs.\ The chores «P«n proof that tha! i;„ ...„..ipw.uiv BUMJrvu Ho triumphantly entered inc the ..r har- •' — solo «w«u object, « of oraw. course, mm being to extort are done out on the farms Or by tho pinlntlff from nor the j a tip. ho says to himself: p.a.ui.u had neither uv.iuci drunk ..run* ,rora nor, bor; tho ibo other-vessels other- vessels followed; fol! It Is Idleness which Is the curse balhed _ _________ . .. talbed in In thu Ita stream, rauta but tat an ent«-. ,nin- ui binraul, WOT (b,< (b. 1 ... '. ... ... .. . ron.lnra.l Ita Jury ftaf „.bll|lbn. ,„d -,1<bu„ ,klb E,,^ if they pay no attention whatever to idleness which seems tobe the great . . ranlrnetr.l th. dl.r... wbo b«d vtmra.nl th.- affair. f.r.ua him. ho asks himself: 'What do they ■ ■ ........................... desire of-tha Individuals of- our na­ thrau.hJta mrtf.n, of «lra, vhl.h .. ................. think I am. a cheap skate!* Queer. ~ tion. In dfslrlng It they desire erti h.d rarrfrdfhe fnf.ettaa frarn th. blm. Tl„y „„ and they do not realise what It^la .trram to th. ta..l raped u th.lr „trfl ,, Co4 they wish. visit, to hl. houso. , hiartnor aim that naval hero. Crushed Again. It thrills us to lira any act of polite­ ness. from the poor boy,, who timidly Biffing tho Bathtub. Scotch Not to Blame. - The martyr# to'vice tar exceed tfio; raises his cap aqd gives his scat lo a a rj It conies as a shock to the lpnumeE> The harp was thu'Highlander's In- woman wuti In a street car to lhe Kcntuck. _ that “_ t-|J able hosts who believe cleanlimartyrs to vlrtueJboth In endurance' strument. before tin- bagpipe. That |"in" Ua who diauds his friend the buttle ness is akin to godliness'' when, and in number. So blinded arn we to our passlorti'tKat wo suffer more to point was Inslsteil upon by a Scotch­ and turns his back, but we are not in man of fifty years ago, the lord ad­ il with other four-by-nine countries. dares that the bathtub I* Insanitary. Insure pordUlon than salvation. Re­ . vocate of the time, who was anxious During a long ceremonial given by It was 'bad enough when the public ligion does not forbid tho rational en-. to disclaim bls country’s rcsponslbil- the sultan of Morocco at Fex In honor drinking cup. the public towel, and joyments of life as sternly aa avarice Hy for the bagpipen, and to show that forbids them.. She does not-, require' they were "English, essentially Eng­ of tho resident general. General Ly- other things of common usage were autay- noticed that none of thu clocks put under a ban. but the attack on such sadrificea of case or renuncte*; lish uons , " He appealed to Shakespeare.. was running, and hinted that ho would that sacred Institution, lhe bathtub, is t«ons or ot quint quiet as u»<-> does pnae. pride. pno She aoes does| not murder aleop like dissipation; nor Who *' ’”,t no,t' l*k® •'» present lhe sovereign with a lhe most outrageous of all tho outhealth llko inlcmiierance: nor scatter 7"° ’.la‘'lM,1lh' ■‘is only Scottish, timepiece, that would go. Tha sultan wealth like extravagant, or gamblingI* ,*l"co,'"‘h,'« •«•«» York-1 >ni iled fulled. y the health faddists. If it had hap­ She does not embitter life like dls-i। , „„ ----'They Were stopped by my_rrdr/s." pened in England, wirare the lord and an item, ho said. “During your excellerfcy's a>rd; nor shorten It like dueling; nor I James I\ s accounts “ ““ “ contain * master of the household would sooner harrow il ilkt- revenge. She does not;! fgr "IngltSTiyparir.'l whii«j>ur .Edward -. too brief M»»-with n» why be remindImpose more vigilance than suspicion; l had his court pipers, und from bls Bd of the flight of tlraoT' every morning "tub, ' there would bo tlmo .Imonn on to EliijtbetL Elizabeth'? , .mention __ of auch . more-anxiety than salfishnegs; nor an outbreak as desperate as those In oiljZlalt. constantly recure .Most Eng­ half ns many mortifications as vanity, which the militant suffragelies figure, Plague of Rats In Britain. lishmen are thankful iff -have given —Hannah Moro. but as II is an American who makes the pipes safe conduct across the bor­ attack, vent aero o< acre ot grounu ground in r.ngiana England anq and Wales, tvaies, ■ tho , . ,his countrymen ~ - their ------der.—Ixindon Chronicle. Malicious. Cta.ln, . Ira. <o farmer, ralliuM u " him. - At German seaside places they have 1' »n.W0.<»U annually. Emperor William of German} > a way of assigning each bather a number. These numbers aro conspicu­ command Washington slate .’requires W u ously displayed on beach chairs. tents. mid litis iweek inii|iiuuin wage fur telephone and bathing drcraeA Tho two young Ullirlir operators. . women In Hie swimming suits who had j ' been drawing tho eyes of all behold-j ere were very agreeably posed as a WUBBBBBBBB groum -when they caught sight of a t third young woman coming toward j them across tho sands. .Jlro nymph In green. "That Isn't really I Laura's number. That's the figure of her dowry." Dally Thought. Adversity ta hard upon a man. but for one man wlm t an stand prosperity North Arlington. N. J.—Moved to there are a hundred who will stand pity by tho squealing of 400 big and lit­ adversity.—Carlyle. ’ . “ tle pigs Immured tn a burning storage plant hare, penions CtUoctod by the flames 11 baratod them. Immediately Apply SlminS Freely fnr Lunilmiio. trouble cumuM for tho police and not Your’allnrks of l.tiinbaKo are «<>! a few clttxons found a way to subeU- nearly so hop£lc«< aa they semn. Yoh run relieve Hj-tn itlinoM in­ Exhilarated by thsir freedom, tho stantly by it simple application of pigs Invaded the borough, uprooted Slodh's Liniment <>n Hie- back nhil lawns, vlai)ed a aohool and sought loins. Lumbago i- a form of rltett-1 lo aholter from tbs pnraulug poUcq Ln Sutism. anti yields perfectly oaifswliie.li p'letrales quickly church yards and stores. Few of the all in'Uirottgli lhe sore, tender muscles limbers up the back nnd1 tho general roundup In the aqaaro makes it feel lln>'. Get a Itollle of Sloan's Liniment fpr 25 cents of1 any druggist - und'have “it . in the J hon-e—agaiust. colds, " sore nnil tavollen joints, rheumatism. n.-Huntil Bunday,- with a view ot Billi fur- rulyii, scinlira mid like ailment*. Your mmiry bark If not ualMiiod; but it do«-* give almost instant rvHef.—Adv. -BAN5E1I WANT ADVS, PAY,— Wc orc frequently askcd.why we are making better butter today than a year ago. OUR PATRONS are bringing better cream, so wc arc able to make BETTER BUTTER, and BET­ TER BUTTER means BETTER PRICES. Wc wish to thank our patrons for the care they have taken of their cream and assure them that our high prices of this season are the direct result of cream well cared for. We extend a cordial invitation to all patrons to call at our factory and get acquainted with our methods of handling cream and making butter, and will gladly give such information on care of cream as will help you. controversy, an well as by going up stairs or catching a train. It Is this exciting and rapid ago that is bring Ing on so many deaths from ’heart trouble. A jssraon may not see th< close connection of these things, hut after a while It will com<- about with out his knowing It.—Ohio State Jour "My." said the one In the red cap. "dupes," for ho had only 118 left when “but Laura Is nearing a big number! the i>ollcuman came. ' South State street went Into mourn-. on hey suit. What is lt-^-"5.0oo?" . “Oh. don't you know?" giggled tho j LARGEST VARIET1 en. Baste with Hie dflnpings ev­ ery ten minutes. Al the end nl Ilircc-quarters of-an hour try lie We Receive Better Cream We Make Better Butter Deaths from heart trouble,aro ro “The Man Who Lost the Plow” haS just got jn another car load of wire farmer money on on wire fence now. the plow before fence, and as I "Was the You will also save from 15 to 50 cents a roll on roofing if you buy at my store. and horse blankets. saving I lost it, so I am saving him money Call on me to prove it. You will soon need robes I have a new fresh and complete stock of these goods on hand al prices* that arc sure to win. No canvassers to be paid out of these goods.^ For a Malleable Steel Range see “the mail that lost the plow.” JESSE TOWNSEND Or the Man Who Lost the Plow Not in the'Trust . ' Hastings, Mich. �PAQR TWENTY•THE HASTINGS BANNKA OCTOBER 13, 1»1L This Ad Sells Coal Is it possible there is a woman in this country who con­ tinues to suffer without giving Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege­ table Compound a trial after all the evidence that is con­ tinually being published, which proves beyond contradic­ tion that this grand old medicine has relieved more suffer­ ing among women than any other one medicine in the world? We have published in the newspapers of the United States more genuine testimonial letters than have ever been pub­ lished in the interest of any other medicine for women— and every year we publish many new testimonials, all gen­ uine and true. Here are three never before published: and MORE COAL ; Because IT’S TRUE I We know good coal and fill our bins with it. Buy Majestic Coal ' Buying coal is an art by itself To the inexperienced, a pile of coal looks much like another pile of coal. Then, too, some piles of coal all look alike,, and only the experienced buyer knows that one pile is GOOD coal and the other poor. . A man buys two loads of coal, one from one yard and the other load from another yard. They both look alike and both cost the same, but one has 35 per cent Greater Heating Qualities than the other—that is because the dealer knows GOOD COAL. WHEN YOU BUY COAL FROM US YOU GET THE HIGHEST HEATING VALUES FOR YOUR MONEY. From Mrs. S. T. Richmond, Providence, R. 1. OUR REPUTATION IN­ SURES YOU. - Providence, It L—“ For tho lieneflt of women who Buffer as I have done I wish to state what Lydia E. I’inklmiu's Vegetable Cninpnuiiti has done for me. I did some heavy lifting nnd the doctor said it caused a displacement. I have always been weak nnd I overworked after my baby was bom and inflammation set in, then nervous pros­ tration, from which I did not recover until I had taken Lydia K. Pink­ ham’s Vegetable Compound. The Compound is my best friend and when I hear of a woman with troubles like mine I try to induce her to take your medicine,"—Mrs. S. T. JUchmond, 109 Waldo Street, Providence, IL I. Edmonds B rothers The Elevator Men Phone 18 Hastings, Mich. A Minister’s Wife Writes: Cloquet, Minn.—“I have suffered very much with irregularities, pain and inflammation, but your Wonderful medicine, Lydia E. Pink­ ham’s Vegetable Compound, has made me well and I dm recommend the same to all that are troubled with these complaints.”—Mm. JenMIK Akkkman, c/o Rev. K. Akkkman, Coquet, Minnesota, From Mrs. J. D. Murdoch, Quincy, Mass. South Quincy, Mass.—*• The doctor said that I had organic trouble and he doctored me for a long time and I did not get any relief. I saw Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ad­ vertised and I tried it and found relief before I had finished the first bottle. I continued taking it all through middle life and am now a strong, healthy woman and earn my own living.”—Mrs. Jane D. Murdoch, 25 Gordon St, South Quincy, Mara.' International Sunday School Lesson_ i.ksson nm ncroRKR 23. By Lee IV. Amrs. Jesus and Judas. ML '’6:14-25. 17-50: 27:3-10. Your letter will be opened, read and nnsw T: Mt. 20:21. by a woman and held in strict contidencc. Iliad Mack 14:43-50. Introductory. new in his family is, though he Judas is one of lhe very interest­ may not realize it, a po-sdile en­ emy 1q his customers. Such pre­ ing chniactors of the Bible, whose cautions are doubly necessary career is a solemn warning tn the ||where lhe owner of the bom is lhe world. He "made for himself very | MilTen-r, .becmi-c lhe milk i* apt In ignominious titles. .Matthew calls (26:25 ; J.uko l«* hnrmleil I'hFeleirily for lark of linn a •••betrayer’ supeni.-dnn. inspectors’ recent­ calls him a 'trailor' d.'lfl'-; John a •lliief .12:6 ; Jesus a •d-vi1’ I no. IN CONTAGIOUS DISEASES, RIG­ ly followed up a case -if had milk 6:69.71.' He is one of three not­ found (he owner of (hr farm sick ID QUARANTINE IS MORAL wilh.a. bad case of typhoid fever. able thieyes who became promiInenl in those last hours la-fore the OBLIGATION. He gave Ids' illness a? a reason for his not lM‘ing prosecuted, berniiM* Lord ■li-mi"-d HH -piiit. H- wM lhe low qualily of the milk was dtp! an nposlnh* who was numbered He wns ono SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS directly to its handling Jtty inexper­ with the apostles. ienced persons. Investigation prov­ who •'went out from us" ‘’that they ALONG MILK ROUTES ed lhal the fanner's illness was might be made manifest that they ono of a succession nf cases of ty­ were not all of us” il John 2:19). phoid that had occurred on this He was one wpom Satan possessed. Milk la Apt lo be Handled Careless­ farm. The probability, therefore, He professed affection, but under­ He wns that the milk being sent out took to practice deception. ly On Farms Where Supervision iH'foro the farmer was sick wns confessed that Jesus was innocent dangerously coni aminated, while, ami right, and (hut he himself Was Every family which has a mem­ of course, the risk after illness had a sinner (Mt. 27:1 : but never con­ ber ill wilh typhoid fever, scarlet withdrawn his attention wns vastly fessed Jesus as Lord, nor confess­ ed his sins lo Him. Like Hie rich fever, or other contagious disease, increased. In many cases where an put break man in Luke lt> he was rueful, iiul is entitled lo the sympathy and in­ not repentant: sorry bul not saved. telligent help of the community. of typhoid has been traced hack fn At the same time, the stricken fam­ n dairy tho owner was not delib­ Like people today, in despair he Unprepared Typhoid fever is took his owtj life. ily should realize fully that simple erately careless. for tlie presence of God. he Went good citizenship calls upon ils not always .readily recognized ns members to do everything in their such, and not uiiconiiimnly passes to his own place Acts 1:25.) While thfirst portion of our lesson is liuwer lo present the spread of simply as n fever or .bowel com­ For lids reason every case not printed, we shall nevertheless the contagion to neighbors. In plaint. the country especially, where there of fever on a diary farm should be ■leal wiili it in our study. are seldom health offlaera- lo lin- regarded wilh suspicion mnl lead to LESSON DIVISIONS. I. THE BARGAIN OF JUDAS, Immhv rigid quarantines. Lin* duly .<<1 y-iy . areful Jiaudliug »f lhe milk. .■■eping th- -n-k - p.u al..I fr*>iu * Meiiilierg'nf ffmi'sefinlds fn which ti-ffl. • . " contagion or suspicious the we|| well falls with peculiar weight there are contagious II. THE BLINDNESS OF JU­ the afflicted Taiii'ry. Tamify. al«n -have !;g-.e mi important DAS. 17-25. ' on tucOrdinary illnesses =!-neighborliness demands that such part to play in keeping the milk III. THE BETRAYAL BY JU­ They should never DAS. 47-511. n family keep ils members away supply clean. from others and prevent nulsfflei- return empty milk bottles without IV. THE BITTERNESS OU JU­ from coining in contact with lhe first boiling them, and miy family DAS. 3-10. which takes n public milk bottle in­ .infection. The Out Hip* Deyeloped. On a farm producing and selling to a room wflere' tliert* is a conta­ That Judas was not a believer is milk, a contagious disease such as gious disease is really a parly to a And yet he followed again-t public certain. typhoid fever demands special ■ pro­ serious odense A milk dealer who. learns Jesus, wps one of ihe twelve, just motions. A Very few genn< of health. as Imlay people “join the church" these diseases allowed to gel Into of a case of sickness in n family who have never Iwn Ik»eii again. should keep the bottles from that Hut milk may multiply rapidly and the others Why did he consent to be humbvibn a source of disease in many house separated from ed among t.|ie followers of families on the milk route served and make certain Unit they nre Why should ho associate very carefully stenlized before laud? by the farmer. himself with those whose hearts In the case, of typhoid the they are again used for milk. did cling to the Lord? Perlians disease may come from germs in John I2:(l gives' us the clue. He the well waler, and Ums water if on a farm, the Hairy farmer should was a thief. He was with the u*ed unboiled for cleansing milk use every’.effort In produce a high laird for personal gain. lx<ol:iiip l>n(HeK or cans may very well start grade, clean milk, from healthy for nn earthly kingdom to be set a typhoid epidemic) in a neighbor­ Sterilization'of bullies’and up. and looking for personal gain ing town. Inspectors have fre- cows. therefrom, he responded lo the in­ mently traced outbreaks of scarlet other milk vessels is essential. vitation to be numbered with the fever and typhoid along n milk disciples. It may bp well for us route^md hack to a sick person on to a^k our -own hearts tlie ques­ the producer's farm. \ Country Almost Without Crime. tion "What seek ye?" (John 1:38> If is the duty of every milk The criminal aUtlatks of Newfound* in making a profession of believ­ farmer to see that no one who is land allow that probably not another ing on the laird Jesus Christ. I» sutToring from fever of any kind community of 200,000 people In the il personal benefit, social nrosipe. ever enters the dairy. Moreover, etc., or is it His glory? Possibly no one engaged in nursing the sick world baa ao .clean a record. It la hulas contributed no small part lo should rveg»he allowed to gft near practically a (Timeless country. The the discussions of the twelve aismt milk. Those who handle the milk calendar ahowa no murder, no man- greatness in Hie kingdom. The on such farms, even though they ■Uughtcr, do forgery, no barratry, no lord's words aboul lhe cross were never have been near lhe person serious crime of any sort for lhe East not Acceptable to him. And now who is sick, sluiuld take special fiscal year. Mmy devotes her costly ointment precautions. Before entering the tn tho I and himself instead of .milk room they should put on a selling il for money so Judas clean cap and a clean duster, which lloprlntM Lung Trouble Cured. might get his hands nn il. and the nre never allowed* to go into the Many recoveries from Lung Lord upholds her in the act, again hquse. In case* of typhoid or sus- Troubles are due to Dr. Bell's Pine­ referring to His coming death. im’cUwI typhoid all water used in Tar-Honey. It strengthens the cleaning milk vessels should first Lungs, checks the Cough ami gives Judas decides to, and does, go to Im boiled. Finally, even.with all relief at once.—Mr. W. 8. Wilkins. the enemies of lhe Ron of God. and these precautions wherever ty­ Gates. K. C. writes: “I used Dr. for thirty pieces of silver bargains Satan led him phoid or scarlet fever is even sus­ Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey in a case away the Lord. pected In a family, the milk should given up as hopeless and il effected on, possibly suggesting lo him that he might as Well jfel what he could lie thoroughly pasteurized before a complete cure." Get a bottle of add that no harm would come to l«-ina sold. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. If Jesus, who would use His own The milk producer who lakes >’our cough is dry aud hacking let power to protect’ Hiniself ns Ho these precautions establishes his it.trickle down the throat, you will had done on other occasions whon good citizenship. The one who surely get relief. Only 25c. al your lhe I'ncmies sought to take Him. usadks milk carelessly with sick- Druggist.—Adv. < Judas may have thought that Je­ iifww oiin of 0 HOOD NEIGHBOR i sus would escape and he would be condejmied. He knew that the 'of Jesus—Ml. 10:47-68. . Sincerely yours, so he I^ird was inhoceut (v 4.) w'as con­ betray demned lo die, and that he was a Lee W. Ames. sinner.’ Read John 10:it. He was Him. that much ahead. And wails for opportunity "to Now ns they eat. tho announce­ ment is made* that one* nf the twelve will betray Him. This of rnttnto is startliiu.’ to the innocent ones, find they ask "Il is I?" Set— nit- ill.- others d>> so. Ju.las wqtild not appear different than the rest, and asks the same question. The oumisriciit Um* indicates that Ju­ das is tho trailor. having pro­ nounced woe upon tlie one who be­ trays Him in the preceding verse .21 . Thus He forewarns Judas, nnd calls him tn repent. Truly he is without excuse now. Yen, He (■ven goes farther than that, in giv­ ing Judas the sop .'John 13:26). •'The light of oriental custom shows us preeiotM things here. If nny person would induce an enemy to receive from his hand a portion nf food, it ended all enmity, ami tho hitherto enemy became lhe guest-friend of the host. Treachory—nfter that was imporaibUt. So our Ixrrd would hold Judas ns n real guest-friend. Yet such wns the awful depravity of the Satantilled heart that In face of all this In* went lo (he consummation of the treachery already planned.” Jesus iumpuno'd. not that He would escape, bul that He would ■he. • He pronounced woe' upon him who/betrayed Him tn that death". 'And yet. Judas went on. Surely ho was blind (2 Cor. 4:3, 4.) Amr now to Gethsemane he comes, lhe leader of the band that is to take captive Him who led captivjly eaptive (Eph. 4:8'. "A grefll multitude" came, indicating their fear of His. Judas “went before them" 'Luke 22:47.) Ho was “guide In them that took Jesus" (Acts t:tO). IP* had planned tn betray lhe Lord wilh a kiss (v IS.) He approached Jesus wilh the words "Hail, mas­ ter." Literally it reads “Oh, ,lhe joy? RtrMri.'' How this must have made (he Kavi.iur-suffe.r, lo hear those, false.woeds, and to submit to a kiss from tlmsA vile Kps. Com­ pare’ 2 Samuel 20:9. where Joab made use nf a kiss to slay Amasa. This shows qs the character of sin. Lillie wonder that God so hates it. Little wonder that He cannot -allow in His presence one whoso sins nre not washed away in the blood of His Son. The re­ sponse lo ‘ Hie false kiss was “Friend, wherefore art thou cmne?" Says Scofield nf this "Perhaps the most touching thing in the Bible. The Lord does not disown Judas." Ought not such o reply lo soften the heart of the traitor? Note that the Lord said to him “Friend.” The word means “companion" and is a different word from the one used in John 15 of the disciples. Behold the calm­ ness of the {.ord at this trying time, when Peters impulsiveness Ini him lo cut off the ear of a ser­ vant of the high priest. Peter had pledged his support, even unlo death. Now he manifested brav­ ery in Inking his stand against such a multitude, but was brave at tho wrong limo. The Lord needed not his sword-strokes. His words alone, recorded in John 18:2-11, were sufficient lo cause Uro people In fall In ihe ground backward. TIiom too he could'call upon- His Father for twelve legions of angels if He desired to resist these ene­ mies. “hut • how then shall tho snriphires he fulfilled. th»t thus it must be?" He healed* (he ear (Luke 22:51'. leaving no evidence of Peter's nd which could-; be brought up against Him. It was His last miracle of healing before He went 16 Calvary, tho healing of a foe. They took Him. nnd Hsubmitted lo being tak1*n. The disciples fled. Peter following afar off. Judas may have watched lhe ahuse that was heaped upon that innocent head. He saw that in­ stead of making His escape, He was filled with remorse, but did nut seek the Ixird. He cam# to the priests, from whom he received no help. Peter wept bitterly over his sin; Judas hanged himself. Pe­ ter was forgiven, restored, mightily used for God, nnd will reign wilh Christ; Judas went to Ills own place. Like Saul C! Sam.’ r3t74y. and Ahilhophel 2 Sam. !7:23i, he committed ‘suicide instead of commilling his way unto the Lord 11*.-. :g *i . There is no contradic­ tion between this record and tliat in Arts 1:18. "If he hanged him­ self in the 'field of blood* and tin* rope broke the account a« given iii Acts would naturally follow." And even this act of Judas was in fulfillment of scripture. How wonderfully the Word of God vin­ dicates itself. ‘"I'lie allusion is to, Jeremiah 18:1-4; 19:1-3. bul more distinctly to Zech. 11:12, 13." Next week—-Tiw Arrest aud Trial Human Nature Little Changed. Writlnga of the ancient EgyptUna. inscribed on papyrua. a primitive kind ot paper made from the Inner bark ot reeds, recently discovered and exhib­ ited In' London, reveal tha people of Pharaoh's day u having taates and charactertitles which still mark hu­ man nature the world around. Ona ot the documenta relates to the death ot a man who fell from a roof to which he had climbed In order to got a closer view of some dancing girls. Announcements of horse races and athletic sports were found, aa well aa the record of the complaint of a wife axaln^ her husband based ou hla re­ fusal to give her tho keys to their house.—Popular Mechanics. Monastery at Olaentia The- Alpine monastery of Dlaanlls was foupded by an Irishman. Hut British mountaineers know It chlafiy aa the home of Father Placldus a Bpeacha. an eighteenth century pion­ eer at climbing, whose great ambition was to ascend the highest local peak, tho Todl (11,887 feet), ills brother monks suspected hlm us an-athelat be­ cause of his scientific tastes, aa a French spy because of his climbs snd map*.. When the invading French de­ manded 100,000 franca from them and Placldus secured a reduction of 20,000 they held hla Jacobinism proved. Tho French burned lhe monastery, and bls MSB. perished. The Austrians Impris­ oned him. Finally, aged seventy-two and no longer able to climb so high himself, ha wistfully watched tho chamois hunters conquer tho Todl for him. The United Rates in lh«* last lin­ Nearly two-lhirds of lhe mail matter «>f lhe world la written- in eal year sold 7.222. auUrs, valued at K>.W»3,I27. to Britain. English. AUCTION SALE Having sold my farm I will have an Auction Sale at my premises H mile South and *A mile West of the Striker School House In Baltimore Township, Section 11. Tuesday, OcJ. 20, ’14 Commencing at 1 o'clock p. nt, I offer the following described property: HORSE Driving Mare 10 yrs. old, wt. 1000 CATTLE Red cow, 5 yrs. old HAY and GRAIN About 3 tons Hay About 200 shocks Corn About 90 bushels Oats About 10 bushels potatoes FARM TOOLS Roan cow, 5 yrs. old Black heifer, 1 yr. old 4 steers, 1 yr. old HOGS and POULTRY 6 shoats, wt. 140 apiece 40 hens and chickens Single Buggy Single Harness Stone Boat 6 Bunches Shingles l-horse work harness Heating Stove Range Stove 8 dozen Steel Traps Other articles too numerous to mention ' LUNCH FOR THOSE COMING FROM A DISTANCE. Ta.wic. All ,um« of $100 or under, cash. Over that amount ono yoorV time will bo given on bankable notes with Intereet at 6 por cent No property re­ moved until settled for. 1 CT 1113. WILLIAM RHOADES, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Aucllonser � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-10-22.pdf 633e89afe210990be1cd9dcfb7081138 PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY Cherdatiou Greater Than All Other Barry County Papera Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR THE 20 PAGES BANNER. HASTINGS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. OCT. 22.1914 Kxerybody Reads The BANNER. PART ONE-1 TO 8 NUMBER 25 WTOSHOm. FROM STATE FAIR EX-GOV. OSBORN VISITED | * better babies contest will be Ellsworth In Receipt of SPLENDID FEATURE OF GOOD HEALTH WEEK. C.A.BOYS ATBIGGAME Supt.Check BARRY CO. WEDNESDAY For $79.5(1 Won By RECEIVED MONEY SEVEN AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE BANNER THIS WEEK. FINE LISTS OFFERED. «2u.,i,"ry wSlhnd St''“l'Tl71.l7.i;'' .l>nn,.'"l"''r -n... II* Inzlixli'. 15 l..n.l „l l'5«'n.l,r.. horses soriK! young colls, 2 cows. 3* W. C. Wlllrltn. “•■I* harm***, some miscellancoii*j ... Willill* (io* loo much live articles. Col. W. H. Couch will lx-1 \ winter and ft|cks feed for lhe auctioneer. If you are looking I,, * -------for a irood tram, here i* votlronnur- ''" ‘"I*. ...» will have an auction al the Bow*** farm. 2 mile* south and t unity. on.* mil*- emd nf Quimby, section 12. Ball (more, stile to begin at mu* Harry- E. MrKrhry. o'clock, pinner and Imrsefwd for Having decide.) t<> quite fanning. those from a dislanci*. Henry BidHurry E. McKelvey will have an clmun will be the auciimiei-r and miction *ab- al the McKelvey farm. Ernest Gray, clerk. The list in­ 3 mil.** east mid <>n<> mil.:, norili of clude* good miiri*. It head of cattle, Dowling oil Hee. Il». Mfiplo Ginve. H hog* mid pig*. 34 sheep, some (Hiiiltry and miscellaneous articles. It will be an all day sale Sea auv. for’Tiill list. etc. WHY DETROIT JOURNAL ANO Political Advertising. FREE PRESS OPPOSE OSBORN Italh Owned b> .Mr. Slnir Whtnc1 Busiric** Mcllioda Osborn .Mi-r- I ’ rllcMily Denounced. ' t The most biller and vituperative; Newspaper erictnie* of Chase H., Osborn in this cumjmgh are the: Detroit Free J'resM and the Dclroil Journal, tailli owtrtM by Mr. Hlair ' who made till big fortune by con-1 ducting cheap lhealres in Detroit, i the charader of lhe play* in HOiile of which i* said In have been any­ thing hut an encminigpinenl lo de- . cent living. Like other wealthy men Mr. Flair cultivated certain political ambitions. He gained the idea Dial the logo of a United Alfred M. N'rvinn. Stale* Sennlftr would be very be­ Candidate for - county ’ treasurer. coming to trim, mi lie sei out Io gel for 2t> II. lie also seemed to think Hint Has been a Republican hi* new*|mper ownership gave him years ami asks for the support of the right to have n large ''say" ns Hie voters of Barry county for that to law* that were proposed alolllce, November 3, It'll. He ha* tanning. Il wa* inevitable Hint a man of lived on the same farm in GrapgeChase Osborn'* independence of ville for 52 years mid ha* been a mind nnd ideals in life would, a* Huccessfui farmer, stock nnd grain governor, clash with Mr. Stair. buyer and if elected will give the Tlie clijsh ciiiite^. The then Gov. Osnorii ••x(>ti‘*«<‘d hi* opinion of olllce Iris personal uare and alien­ 2wks Mr. Stair arid of Mr. Stair's bu«i- lion. uess and method* in a manner that wns' nof'at all IWmpllineniary. Gov. THREE EXPOSED TO RABIES Osborn wr.nt farther and vv.-ul into ‘particulars ns to some of the'meTAKE PASTEUR TREATMENT Ihods by 'which Mr. Slnir Iind ac­ quired Iii* fortune, which the (lov- . ernor declared to he ilisrepulable. Leo mid Bernard Tuffec mid Rich­ He told Mr. Stair Unit he. the Gov­ ard Foreman's* Utile Daughter ernor, wii* nnnnciiilly responsible, Hare Gone to Ann Arbor. and that if Mr. Slpir wished to sue him for libel, he would waive all In order to prevent any possible immunity from legal proceedings infection from rabies. Bernard Tof­ dm< to hi* position a* Governor, fee and Leo Titffee have gone to Ann ami Mr. Stair might proceed Arbor to lake the Pasteur treat­ nuainst him nt law if he though! ment. They left on Thursday the Governor's slulenwnls were not. noon. The live-year-old daughter of Richard Foreman was n\>o taken I ruth ful. Mr. Slnir never began legal pro­ to Ihp Institute. Early la*t week n hound belong­ ceedings against Cha*q Qsborn. But 'he ha* been son1 nil over ever ing to Bernard Taffee acted suspi­ appeared to tie since. This 1IIIS is 1“ nil .III instance IW»U»nrc when will’ll the lie- 1ciously and -i ’i;...... ................ . .sick. people'of Michigan ran well afford pr. van Selsor was summoned and tn love <inv O*l»orn for this en- hf wm sure (he dog had rabies, etuy he made I’he n">T,'fd's head was sent to Ann ■ Arltor and a professor in the Pastrue Institute nt once cmrroboralod Shqota a Bull Moose. hr. VnnVelsor'* diagnosis. . As the Word Im* been received by Elin- dog, apparently In play, had .bruis­ Ion J. kahr, of this city that his ed lhe Little girl'* lip and Messrs brother. James Igihr. now a resi­ Taffce iriight nlso bave been expos­ dent of Than.*, near Juneau, Alas­ ed to iiioculntion, it was decided ka. has shot a bull hXKMe. Mr. that all three had boiler take (be Ijihr killed the big animal during Pasteur treatment. a (wo ...... hunting trip up th*1 Taku river. Mr..<l.ahr is an em­ Workmen Overcome by Gas. . ploye of the Goytenau Mining Coni': Guy Briggs and Fred Barlow, two puny, and has an excellent. iMTsitinn. workmen, employed by Hie. Thonilie,left Hastings about thiec years apple Gas & Electric company ago. Inasmuch as Bull Moose tire were overcome by gas while work­ l>ecoming quite scarce, extra care ing on a main in a trench in the should be exercised in preserving rear of the Star Bakery. . late the remaining specimen*. Tuesday. Belli, were rendered partially unconscious, but they reGood 'Alfalfa Catch. . roxored without surgical attention. • E- - A. Day, who resides in lhe Special Masonic Meeting. southern part of Hastings township, has one of tho llnesl fields of alfal­ There will be held a special com­ fa In this part of the county. After munication of Hastings Lodge No. the middfo of July he planted' al­ 52. at tho Masonic icmple on falfa and ho has brought to lhe Thursday evening October 22, 191 A. BANNER office a plant three and at 7:30 sharp. Work in the 3rd one half feet long, including roots degree.. All Brothers are urged to 17 inches long. Alfalfa grows well attend. Visiting Brothers welcome. in Barry county and it is becoming By order-of W. M. Chas. L. Bache­ more and more a favorite crop. lor. O. C. Foster, 8ec’y. ■. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . High Hcliool. Through the ro-of>erntion Kuperinlenilent Etfaworth ha* re­ MADE AUTO TRIP TIIROt’GII | The Woman's Himie Companion, rale of-r.xniiiination. .This cerliff. COI NTY. .MAKING SIX ceived a check for ffTOJgi fronrsttie! i Better Bubim,' .Contest will be o cale will indicate what the exam­ Detroit Slnli’ Fair Asosciaiion for ADDRKSSELS. -ting purl* <> ining physician found in regard to premium* won by the Husling* larry Cmmly' the child's physical amt mental high school exhibitatal the state Gm.d •llenlili Week. ' | Week betriii* Sunday. November1 parenl many fact* .»f interest and Si HOOD AT AU. THE STOPPING PLACES E'.'. r ilUie. ing* won almut 3) list prize* in manual training and drawing. This Mini vyill be turned over -Io (he T.mh^'t-h.b rttehwilu.?. X , , . -r. . tmue-um.l Thur..lay. N.-vmlur P.'iatd.- ... Ih.II. imre and i-hihlren. • “ «J'' *.*iAl%ani !mem. ' iThe T.,.,n'.,,e .9rra"> awa«'*' " »T. : J" ............ .......... -• ...... imirhnsing school equi|>unni>. St rung I heiied His I'aiiMlithe parent* making So ninny are taking work'in lhe dacy Hen*. commercial department that it has Mr*. Phyllis Bey- formititw. guaranteeing the future. been neceasary to add three more Ex-GoveFnOr Chase S.. Osbor . W. II. Cook have'linppiiie-- mnj physical well-twhig lyf>cwriler* Io the equipim-nt. ' mad.- hi* "swing,aruunu lhe cirri, local arrangement*.Inf the little one.'. The loliil enrollment of student* in Barry Co. In*t Wednesday. Baine* Confest i* a! Tlie contest i* open to all hairies in the high school is 321, mi m•••’( iHipmar yei scirnliilr'movement I of Barty C.mnly betM*«*ii twelve iinulil m largely increasing Mr. <»«- .|,> Mi*ure iwiler b.ihi»** and n 1**1-land forty-eight month* who are are compelled Io crowd into I'.H) j,.,; p consist* of entering.i enrolled. Entry blank.* will t»e seat*. There lire lOqjnon-resident Ihii-ii * vote m tin* county. At Assyria where Hie llrsl stopdimming awarding prizes to!mailed on request. Write Mr-. Ai­ student* in lhe high Ocliool; 20 in wa* m;u|e then* was n'line crowd. I children ofand live years or les* oniix’rt Carvelh. Hasting*. Michigan, the grades. The average ntiendanee mid they were evidently wvll! .. .. . . . satin ■ during the first month was PB.-'t5 piensi’il with Hie ex-governor. Al per cent. . Maple Grove there was a “mall au­ heatily doea. not (plication* ar* Under lhe direction of Miss Mar­ dience. but Mr. <)*born made n< ■omit. ... tha Striker, teacher of music, an fin orehesira of nine member* and a the hour, 11 a. m.. there was a good relopment only are considered. The Belter Babies' (amlest ill-ici assistants ran make a chorus of 170 voidbs have been or­ audience ami they evidenced ■ their ganized. Several concert* are plan­ iipprova.l of Mr. Oslmme's speach surv* a better race of American* [thorough examination. There wil because it teaches parents how to{be conducted at the-headquarter ned. heartily. After dinner tlm migra­ improve the physical condition of-of the Barry County Huminil.li* ■< There will be no Mho<>l on next tion to Woodland next began. Thursday and Friday :i» the (earli­ There wn* a line mid an enthus­ er* an- all planning to aileml the iastic crowd. Al Carllmi not many tert IIium* y.-i unborn. It arouses J d**- and will l«*gin al iiilen-si in ih<- rmwryallon nfieneh morning.' No ch Male letu'her*' meeting in Kalama­ turned nut. Al* Fri-epm-t there child health and life iunl in nlllfrem any acute or cm zoo. " , was good audience, ami ther were form* of child iH<r wctft . .... _ r, may.rb-* ...................... welfare., ... Il .forge* a।rase entered. well please.1. At Middleville a.-....... link Jielween parent*! Farmer* *lu<ly seientillc fanning SMALL BOYS SYSTEMATICALLY big crowd vva* ready tn greet Mr. un(| (..a.-herr*. between the, jand women domestic science. Hiuit Osborn, nnd manifested approval amt a sclentHille study of rhtl.l life.'deed* of dollars are being expended PLUNDER MICHAEL'S SHOP their local delegation* and Serre-i of hi* speech: The Inst slnji was jL hromnles> civic interest in childh,,. ,.ir„rl (ll „jM. blw.,.r lin,| lary D. C. Vandercook of the Barry r10 or "f the-community. ibelter crop*' tn improve' County Committee of the Y. M. C. A. Ret urn Proprir tor's Klmhirssrs by " be eln*sille<l nc- jh, |inM|U1.,. ’richer milk. house, and he held their closest at- , is visiting Sunday schools and Y. M. divisions: ||M»ller bread and l.» I: (atrrying off Various Articles. tenliim nnd interest for ■• over.an! C. A. group* lo'expiain the (dun ami " ”* i DiviMnn A iiu s boy* nnd | llllltl,,y jn Ji,,, whv n<>< sniuv Some Property Recovered. hour, nnd Hie " ’ npprp$ed gjr|H fh,iM iw.*he ■ordimly interest them in it. twenty-fourj i„.(|,.r jMj|tv hygifne tn make ymir |im>nlb*'of am*. Free entertainment from Friday , The boy can) tired by Deputy hi* sentiments ।Sheriff Lirbly in Goodyear'.* hardinclude* night until Monday morning will be ; Dtvisio standard ««f licall.h in your faml.girls fro to reduce doctor bill*, ami t. from Lido 20 years of age who send gang of little boys implicated in I ... ,.-.—11 puiux-*, ...... II ................... , , ' Hi i" happier childceif in y<uu in their registration card and fee of systematically stealing various ar­ usefulness and necessity; but no Division t. mclml.** Imy* nndj|„ . ticle* from W. J. ’ Michael * store. $1 on or before November StaLJTItis voter should be .i hidebound pm-'girl* from thirty-seven to forty| 1|14 j„ a|| a nBrt of the firngram fee entitle* the Imy delegntelo the Mr. Michael i* a great lover of chil­ tisan. [right month* of age. [centering around lb*- *losan <>f delegation dinner fur both i>oys aud dren and^the boy* nave always Hi* next pro|>o*ili.m was that in! •’•hildr.-n eleven months nr !••*“. Barry •County'* Good Health AVeek: adult leader*. forty-nine muntti* or more nre'-Livc 1.migvr.’’ Il will nlso innke contain* bicycle*. base ball sup­ a country of majority rule, t'lri.-’and not eligible for entry. To Hw. Imy.'it po<*nde for. Iliff chihireii of Harry "The purpose of this annual con­ plies, llshing tackle mid gun*—jii«l ference,"• sayk the committee,which the thing* which attract ymingscqi-iltg highest in tlie ctmmy; *u^umi> l<> ‘ Live BcHer." ■ Prom­ ha* it In charge, "is Io bring to­ sier*. '• ' would the (,.<ir con*!niciive party, Belter Baby medal in bronze will j m.-nl ll\i*1ing* ■••mmillee gether the ifiin’sentative older i of (lie, .ither be awarded by the Woman's Homejwilh the genei Mr. Michael missed many article* !*»>'* of Michigan to discus* .their and a smiilar medal-charge find u«” One day would lie largely, cril.cisiii of the 'Companion own moral problem* -and to iiispiri* but could tlnd no clues. will Iw* given to the higlte*i scoring Intake (hione .... rnnslrurtive party. Criticism -was a lillli* Imy told him who the iHilli necessary mid useful, mid *o baby girl. Better Baby diplomas .«f Good Health Week. Wulcb the Helds mid organization* to do a the party of criticism would till u will be given Io each first-prize' paper* for further announcement* larger service in the extension of Itoy* an* implicated in the theft*. useful function in a republic !ik» winneh To each child examined ittjof the work. Hi* Kingdom. our*. But when lhe parly of . riilicism attempted to do coiislnic"The result* of past conference* livo work it nearly always failed.. cannel be tabulated. Their Influ­ ence is being fclt loday in chtfrehe*, AUCTION NETTED HIM. $400 In this country the two parties high schools, colleges. V. M. C. A.'* MORE THAN ANTICIPATED for Hie past no year* have been the and other kindred organizations? republican parly, the party of ac­ tion. the con*luictive parly, and j 111(1 Address, Big Attendance. Fine! The sessions will open Friday af­ ternoon. Nov. 27. with n meeting of That Was the llrsuH of .Chaa, Hick­ jhc democratic party hml been the parly of .criticism. The construc­ the Nomination Commiltco which erson ’ s lincslnirnt hi BAN ­ will report al lhe opening session al tive parly had mfide its. mistake*, NER Spm-r. a* will any parly nr person lliul opening meeting of the ■ I o'clock suggesUng (he boy* who i*l Brotherhood Mondavi 'I lie ......... ............ IDA. RETURNS AFTER 5.1/ will net a* officer* at lhe confer-, —You cauiuiL l*dl Glu*. HickuTMin. alleilipt* • ■•Il-Il Ill-live work. met-.’’ The ttv* m al-I ­ dice. A general session will be of Carlton, that th.* BANNER'S plan democratic party had been useful*TTuhl vvns'n ‘hummer. YEARS AB8KNCK. * o Hie murk. held that evening nt 7 o'clock in for handling nuriinn sales isn't the in (miniing-out the defects of re­ hmtimic.e vvm * *u|»pcr .“quad (Iliad > Hie Hill Auditorium, which has a just right way. He knows from t*x- publican action.. But we had .......... sealing capacity of 5.000. Saturday perienee. He told us the past week. learned to inir sorrow that when ‘.‘.'.'...'.'.hS SIX'-Jin? DIDN'T REMEMBER SIN6LE morning there will be sectional Svhrn In* sctlled for hi* advertise­ Hu- party whose function was 1 LANDMARK OF '59 ANO '60 meeting* fur boy*, nnd boy* will ment that he was delighted With preside and read papers. " Satur­ the results. Hr had made careful day afternoon I lie 2,<MXI delegates ’e-.liimites~.pf Aha! liis sale would legislation it failed. Hie iiiVRtalion of the Brotherhood. I • -----------headed by several band* will parade bring? aintt the actual ’ilgure* were He .instanced , the fatally defec­ mid vvai made the chief guest. He j ,Sen rd iri ('.till War mid is- Now the streets of Ann Arbor x ttOd bcyoiui hi* estimate. tive tariff for revenue-only bill en­ also spoke brietly. expressing bi.*I' Spending Remaining Years Saturday afternoon'* prograin is acted in Grover C.lnveland s admin­ opinion that nn other city in .Mich­ Pfanling Orange* Orchard. igan had .*uch nn organization of! to be given over to recreation. The ASSYRIA’S FAMOUS BULL istration. ' Ann Arbor Commit lee hn* secured • H.* pointed out the failure of the men n* that before him. He was' That I her** was not a single land­ the use of Ferry Field and hope to PUZZLE CASE SETTLED Wilson administration in these im- gieqtly pleased to see it. and highly mark liurmifid himoflhe Hasting* ' complimented lite organization, mid get the lower an.j-uppi'r penninsuln portnnl matter* H) Attempting Io expressed hi* warm approval of he knew When hi- was in the town football champions together do play apply the impossible tariff-foroff lhe slate championship for 1014. Litigants Decide Io Discontinue revenue only theory to our indu*- what it stood for. of S. it. Vaughan of Taft, Florida, a That evening there will be n strong Soil, Rut Identity of Bulls Re­ Irinl life. i2> At a time when strict Cliaplaiii E. II. Lougher. prournm of motion pictures, inlerthe stage between Hastings ami economy'wus called for, the demo­ ncisoii. qli* theme was * mains Unsolved Mystery. esting speaker* and special music. Battle Creek m 185".' nnd I8«'*i. whib’ cratic appropriation* this year The famous hull case of Assyria When lhe conference was held nt wen; larger than ever. -.It- Pass­ visiting in town recently. Mr. Grand llapids two year* ago. the has been settled, but the identity of ing. a *lamp-licking law to„mako Iris address short so iliaL the meet­ Vanghan *ay* l|t;«l the lovvn m •'movie*'' pictures t.he Olympic the bull, which wti* sold and the up for the very 6xlravagant appro­ ing could he dismissed earlier than those days was a little hamlet com-'. one which is still. ruminating oq •usual “o. that lho*e wh» de«M games in Sweden. priation* nnd applying an imposthe meadow* ha* Mulled the courts The concluding moethifs of lhe the Inin Mlile tariff scheme. conference will be held Sunday af­ arid • (tin eomplninants, Willimn ilinm Bun.•nullI Hiram Coming tn state affairs, he dis- impression upon ii lln*iiug*-'uuditernoon and .‘veiling. At the first. Virk and Bert Holdrif and the de­ Fred B. Smith of New York will fendant, Gt’orge Willison, have set­ cu'.sed Gqv_ Ferris' administration without (lersonalilie*. but claimed I>re*enlnti<ui of the probb'iu of i' sneak on the subject: "A Strong tled all I rouble* iimnt a basis satis­ brut tier*. While The trouble orig­ crime, it* cause^nd cure, tin- crim- ' Man.” In the evening there will be factory to all. *...i |iri<ll|l,.PS lo Ba|tie i;n u farewell service * for delegate* inated when Mr. Willison's bull Slale taxes should increase /h tin .nni i..jumped over a fence and visited lion, and oT society's attitude' to­ (lliv..,. Pv..r..|. U:1. .lu.riir lh»n only. ward the ex-convict was a* graphic Hastings is interested in the mo­ the complainants' cattle. Mr.'Wil­ tion pictures Io be presented in the lison went after an animal he sup­ Osborn’* term, by over S3.500.tl00. word picturing a* we pveCsjieariL !■•• And if men ever ' tlm Star theatre next Monday night be­ posed was hi* bull and sold him and promised that if reelected be While making In* trip* on for beef. Messrs Vick and Hold ­ •eonoiny, 1 and | their respotisibilitiu* to Jiftir fe| rel,|dcause the receipts will be used to ................ .............................. defray in pari the expenses of some en declaring that Mr. Willison had Il was a milling npcecii, plain, of (he delegale*. A commit lee ot taken their bull nnd left his own . Ill lhe auHmm o'f |8tll. Mr. high school boys ha* in charge flu* in place of it began legal action to direct to the point, .and always did (hat nigiil. Vauglnin enlisted in < ’ . om|iany I., It i* believed the trip recover damage* from Mr. Willi­ courteous. sale'pf tickets. There was an tiiinnimous vvudi for! made him many vole*. son. hi* return flj Hasting*. and liefiiro!fed’ undei *uerul Dog Owners Take Notice. The combined litigants, the jur­ AH owners or keepers nf dog* are ors nnd Justice Cndwallader were Petty llohltcrics at Par­ melee and Diillon. hereby ordered to cause the same unnble to identify the surviving ils in Hio,Mol'hiMli*t rhurelrb Heturnmg to Michigan after ' the animal. The Jury ’ disagreed nnd to be shut up, or muzzled with a “iM. ll' yr. Mr. -tlW Uli.., It was the M. C. It. It. station nt Parmeb'e wire basket muzzle for a period of the case was adjourned. n.-ul I.. .....I i.uil I.. ullioun r.mnl,. Ali-r 60 day* from this date. All dogs decided (o avoid further litigation on the afternoon of October 15. not properly muzzled, found run­ nnd the surviving bull will be sold thieves stole n small amqynl of hoar. I No ning nt. large, will lie shot and (heir and the itroceJd* turned over to cash from tho drawer. Oil tin* owners prosecuted according Io law. Messrs Vick and Holden. The com­ night of the same day the depot ' lhl'?u T-.' ftT; Mr. v»u,h» h» 1.,.,, run (nr plainants will pay their own court and store at Dutton'were nlso en­ By order of I In Hasting* foot ball eleven amD^,— vonrthat time to* lei* costa and tta* defendant will do the tered and rohtnal. They, entered llteir Board of Health. old rivals from Charlotte aret^* 25r;.|»bm1f' hi’ tai!d im? City of Hastings same. *"!!I"', *u‘ the store by prying open a win­ engaged in the second game of lhe g*? •"“J Dated Hastings. Mich„ October 22, dow. Two gold watches wen* tak­ 1911. en. They gained entrance tn the Supervisors Visit County Farm. —Adv. ,4wks station with a key. ami secured only Tho bnard of supervisors paid a few cent*, whicli hud been left in foot ball teain (ill the while and the;!* ™ well-prtheir annual visit'to the, county tho drawer over night. Supervisors in Session. Epton county aggregation will haver ' farm on Friijay mid enjoyed one o’f The board of supervisors is hold­ those excellent dinners prepared harder work Id dbfeat them to«4ay ------------------------' Gov. Ferri.* Tours the County ing the second week of II* session. by Mr. umi Mrs. John Qutelein. An1 Hum thFy did in Charlotte a- week! *o Charge Against Him. Tho report of the committee on inspection shotfed that , the entire। Receiving a message 'from the Governor Ferris, accompanied by ago when Hasting* lost by a.score equalization will be made on premise* were in excellent condi­ , most of I he democratic candidates Ilf :n to (I . .... ..I......... ,.r. ....e eanl-bound WolThursday.. Officers will also be tion. The county farm is in every, for county olllce* toured Barry On riexl Wedhesday afternoon. vgriiffi express ul Middleville lli.it elected nn tyiat day. The super­ w.-nv ——.. county. County on Monday, speaking tn Ihp Hasting* loom will ploy - in a man was stealitig a. • nd.’ ntYjhc way *wi,tllnKI.. creditable to Tin Barry visors have passed a resolution en­ The lads from Nash-! "Blind Baamun*.” Uepifly SlientT ! Middleville, ETeepori, Woodland, Nashville. The supervisor* remembered the dorsing ''Health Week.' They will inmates with a number of gifts, Lqnd Nashville-and concluding with Lichly met the truin'and found the have a lavatory installed in the ' a speech before a large audience in vemlier 18. man standing u* ereel a* a sialuu probate offlee. They have also pur­ which greatly delighted them. Heed’s opera house in the evening. m the door of the car. facing the chased a typewriter for the regis­ Violin Instruction. The governor covered part of the , tender. Hn came with lhe sheritf Reception for U. B. Pastor. ter of deeds office. same territory covered fry Ex-Gov. Mias Lucy E. Longyear," a gradu­ without a protest. He said he was The -U;-B. church gave their new■ Osborn last week. Ho. of course, ate of the Ithaca Conservatory of Ed. McGee, nf Chicago, bound from Bpecial IL .A. M. Meeting. pastor G. Elmer' Landen and family replied to Mr. Osborn's arguments. Music, will be tn Hastings, Wednes­ Greenville to Detroit. After seek­ Thepe will be a special meeting a rousing reception Friday evening. The presence of I he governor of day. October 28th. preparatory to ing for a charge to bring against th* of Hastings Chapter No. 68. R. A. 5L Special music was a feature. There the stale drew considerable atten­ organizing a.class tn violin. She man. prosecuting Attorney Sullivan on Friday, evening for the purpose were also a number of excellent ad­ tion al Ihq, various stopping places. will be at the honfe of Mr*. Jason could iind no statute covering thfi, of conferring the work master Ma­ dresses. Befr&shmenta were serv­ In Middleville (ind Freeport many McElwain, whore inquiries may In­ offense so lhe man was rele**e<rPn son’s degree. ed by the ladies of lhe church. school children heard him. made as to lessons, etc.—Adv. iwk Tuesday. : Wiley Washburn. I with ...„ hot hinch nt noon. An'extra BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND PEN’ work team, secvral cows. Wiley Wmdilnnn ha* decided to ' wi NSY1.VANIA AT STAR THEA­ quit farming so will have an mic- hog*, Jet lot of farm tool*, liny, grain, TER. MONDAY. •lion •■•■I nt ■the hi- miiMiii «'ill be disposed of. Read Ihz Simon 3»tiiiiicw* Matthew* piar> place.’. .will 2*4 mill** north of Hasting* Haslour* and mid I% IV. , ' 21-j mile* «k»I«' advcriisemenL elseinilr* west, or’ 5*4 mile* south of (where in this issue for further parFILM 10 INTEREST BARRY Freeporl on sectiun 30, Irving tvvp.. lirulnrs. salts to liepin nt ten o’clock. Lunch ...~3rZ—ZT* CO. BOYS III CONFERENCE at.noon. Col. W. H. Couch will be "• '• •*rnL tfle aucliniiiMT and Ed. Edward*. [ W. A. Kent ha* sold hi* farm clerk. Tin- list i* a good one mid.nnd will quit farming, mid will include* 5 head of horse*, ,'t cow*.।haw mi auction sale nt hi* form. I At LrtiM 25 Dclrguirs Arc Wanted 2 P. C. sow*, lot <>f gixHl farm-lol*[mile west of Irving, or 214 miles Io Rcprr.scnt llurrj Co. at Aim mid some biniseholil good* mid mi*-l«<'iilh nnd one-lntlf east nf MiddleArbor Meeting. cellancoii* urticle*. See Hie adv. ville. /m section I. Yankee H|irings Twelve hundred older ...... high for full particulars. I township. It will be a' big sale. school boys paqadiiiK on lhe slre»-(* Jcmo Warner. lot of, poultry, large lot of hay. of Saginaw during tin* Eleventh An­ Jes*.- Warner ha* sold his farm. If™*"• iU|d Potatoes, also a nual Older Boys' Stille Conference, *o'will have tin auction sale upon ’''8 lrt» "f. fnnn tools and mi*c«l-[ the .Michigan-I'ennsylvatria foollmll the farm lie formerlv owned in |kmeu* articles. N. C. Thomn* will: game, ami a class poh* rush will !><■ 'Ikiwling. on section 34, Baltimore! ,H‘ ll"' auctioneer nnd Waller Hny- pictured m the “movies'' which are twp. sale to begin nt on,, o'clock.!"■"r’’ ,'Ierk. ITie ndv. elm-where No good* will be delivered on Sal- Ul11l”Wns, nml full unit .Monday afternoon ami e urday. Shelter for horse* if it parlh'iilarA This is a part nf the local pro­ storm*. Henry Flannery will bo „ ------ --—' gram Io’ inlrrrst Hie community in the auctioneer mid Will Clemvnce. George (.roller. clerk. The list include* a qunniily George Crel(cr Ims decided to lhe twelfth conference, Wtricli i* to of IuiiiImt. buggy, cutter, quantity । quit farming and move to town- He convene at Aim Arbor this year. of household goods nod some mi*-1 will have an auction sale nt hi* November 27-2V, and which will cellaneou* article*. ~ ‘ (farm ' 1 . -form, doubtless be attended by 2.UUU older Hee the adv. known as — the old Hale boys from 200 Michigan on another page. four and one-half miles cast ami liigli school mid cities. Barry County two mile* south of Hasting* on soc- towns Io be represented by a del­ ........................ f " l- Mnkley. Baltimore. Il will be ani‘X|»ecl* tifGeorge Mtiklry mid Guy Mukley. ' f1"" I.!*• Baltimore. egation of 25 older fellow*. Sever­ .. .... . . .... 1 li-riifuin h .i will Georno Maklrv and (inv Mnklev h''n"‘'r' Mal,'« al churches have already agreed have more slock mirUc i aril ■ fru'" a •«"•»«<•••. Henry Io send two or more deleguh**. horse*, limn they care Io winter, so j Vnd wm CriH<*mlen',%i.'rk'''"'mc Committee* of busines* men have tanm”?;'.; mile”rMmrh,?nd om’^d-!S & ticeii Meh'Ctcd al Middleville and crowds heard him JM'.' .?.'.’”. RECOGNIZE HASTINGS HE KNEW �nn-: castings banner, (mttober 22. ,mi PAGE TW O Peter VanBout Is tbe new black­ smith al Cmtar Crepk. Your, pal-, ronuge i* solicited — Adv. G. M. Fwx aaya if you are a friend . Poliiicnl Advertising.,' of 111* cMJ on him al Weickgenaiit ... *r‘« Clolhing A Shoe Store.— If good lo nsjA: '• lliede Is the tariff on wheal beiicflcial lo the Fanner? 1. any . ills. The -it oiiKbl io be proven by fact# instead of mere atatements. ..... truth i* ''«£• (jtiite a" largo number of 'corres­ ‘wv do not have to import Fann Pnwucts of any kind, xvliich we produce pondence letters reached us y.slerin quantity t« supply our home market. With plenty on band and no Importation the tariff is innficrative and of no ure lo III** Farmer, but in <lay iifleriMMUi f<»o late for publica­ ca»x of failure of any crop, n majority of Fanilers are more liable lo in­ tion thi* wwk. The nexl regular meeting <’f the jury by a tariff than to |w- benellled. Our rougreswnaii lias l»e.«n <*tmrning tlm Un- old tariff on wln-ai of 25 Mystic Worker, will be held on will* wa? worth millions lo Hie American Farmer mid ibid it- ieiJucii“U Monday evening in the G. s\. H. hall. would make him millions id dollar* jioorer. He ha- «m«l in bis spc'-clic* A da-- of in will be initialed. that under a tariff of 25 certl* per bushel ..iib wheat 1ms uverageil about fl) cent* bushel higher than Canadian Wheat, but with a duty of 1ft cent* difference in favor of the Lnib-d Slate* il will be all tlie way from three cents down to nothing. Hien he llguri** that this dint* put million*-into lhe jmi-kels of the AmertcMi farmer and he'»ays no one ba- paid any higher price for bread tin account of it.' h i*. nlnurd to talk of Hie Fnrmere ret eiviim lb com* l.-u-cr III tendance in exi»-clc<.. All big hid flour without it - ireing increased in price. for if wheal i» advanc­ number of vnntiwls are beihg plan-|j . I ed in price lit cents per bushel whovvir buy- flour, be tie Baker. Farmer nt d. Probale Judge Mack win hat or fjibnrer. must pay a corresponding increase in price. If tin* Baker been in ill henltli for ojiiii- time hn-t Mils his Bread al the -aim- price he mu-l work cheapri. Our i-ongri'sdnaQ mak> - ilil- hah- -Uleureid withmil anything to .*ub- gon<* l« Itnltenvorih. Jmspital in. slniitiate Ills claims, that Farmei- are benetlliil by a tariff on wheat Grand Rapid*, w'nrr- hf will re­ while Prexidenl Taft -aid il wa- iw» benefit. Thu Mine, also, was said by main several m<mU»j. Mr< Frank Rulli*. n well-known Secretary of Agririillure Wilson mid wore- nf Republican Congressmen. If they were right our cuinireV-maii wa* wrong and i* now wrong. But Barry Co. t r-idenl. died al Hie home if he was right they wefe wrong and we Farmers have In’eii,enjoying the •>f h»T «ou, Fred Bullis, of NashvilleInul week. Burial took place in million* of dollar- taken from nil who have bnutM- Flour ■- — • Nii-hvillt- Friilni'. Bread or Other article- of f.«>d. Yet lhe peculiar pari of this Mis. Engl'-diih. of Bootjaek Hol­ a considerable portion vf eacli of our crops of wheal been »>xi sohj in the market- of the world for the pad 50 years? ’I •xport low -ays Hint lirx.-ill Cherry Bark* •price is a free trade price. Have our exporters paid In cent .... . .... Cough Sv cup B the bc*l reimily shot the «.ime grade of wheal grown m Canada and.oilier cuunlric.* nnd kept ever uci-d for cough- and colds. exporting for years, losing millions of dollar*. just for lhe sake of lining Sold onlv al-Faulkner's Drug Store, busine-e and giving aw ay I heir money to Farmers? How many Fann­ ers believe this? Our congi.•—man mu-t have a very poor opinion of Formers’ intelligence to put out. -ueh alah-meiils. for they are simply false. It is not honest politics. Further. he does hot wish any public discussion where his fnllacies can 1h« exposed before his own partisan followers. Our congre-snum voted ngam-l taking the InritT off from trust made farm implgntenta. He yoted a tariff on all farm supplies, lie vxited for HO per cent tariff on wiadeii gooda. 5(1 per cent on coltou gtwids. wa* there lo help the nihlH-r Irtisl, and confesses lhat lie voted for tariff laws Hint have Anade men rich. He cluiuiN great injury wagjdoiie Hie Farmer- by Democratic tariff legislation w'hen the real truth of the mailer Is the tariff laws voted for by our 'ronftrrs.-maii were much more injurious to the Fanners. To Mrs. II. F. Wright, of Assyria.) make a showing, die must fool the Fanner and so bring bis absurd sent to the BANNER Monday four theory of tariff mi wheal forward. mses, three pink and otte while.' Y’oum ttuly. which ?h** picked that morning., AIJIERT E. BEEBE. Bennwratlr Farmer (aitilldalc for <xmgn*ss. Fourth District. The F. S. statistical nlKlract foe Mt. |>ublislied by Hu- T;\fi admin-) i-tialion. -hows the percentage of. our wheat -crops exported, by years. LUUUH4UXLM.4i;UU.4.aRUU..lWWailWMai'IHtUtWWUUlUUIIUII5W Tariff on Wheat “First in Peace, First in War, First in The Hearts of His Countrymen” That’s all right for George Washington, but Our Shoes Are First in the Hearts of Well Dressed Men and Women They will hold first place in your heart too, for the longer you wear the shoes you buy from us the better you will like them. Our shoes are built up of good material—material that standi the test of service. ~ We have many patrons who have selected a certain last and certain make of shoe and we sell them the same pattern year after year because they like them so well they will buy no other? Could there be any stronger endorsement of our responsibility as shoe merchants. Don’t buy fall and winter footwear with­ out seeing what we have. Our personal guarantee is good. li)e Sell Phoenix ftosiery Ironside Shoe Co. PHONE 176 “ Senator, lie stands for u tonnage lax and the repeal ofSmf mortgage ||nx law. Would fax privilege not iimluslry; >p«s-ti|n1or- profit- * not tin- Home. Faipier.- and working­ men generally i.ny faxes dul of al’ proportion ii ‘ ~ .13 Should Be In Your Kitchfii. .Miss Lctha Crakes M inner.-150 Anmirrs Made. Ha-ting*. Michigan, ■ <kl. 20th, ML TIip Mnjdstie -tcel range should GREAT Emphasises the vast assortment ot our Merchandise -. when you come to look our stock over, you will be astounded at its magnitude and freshness, and you must exclaim SIMPLY GREAT Pcbaw! You may sav this is mere bluster but the proof ol tbe pudding is iff the eating. When­ ever you have the inclination we Shalt be pleased to make good our assertions. You must admit that you receive the most beneficial results when purchasing merchandise wh'er'r the stock in all lines is comprehensive'and obtained at tho right lowest prices. PIKE & DAMON Phone 281 Hastings, Michigan HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Masonic Temple Bld*. Boy I .a Forge > looker and tlie be*l made j-ugj; ’city leller i-an lexer advertind in the world. I‘Hu* Hading* bi ■ Mi-- I.clhea Crakes. ’tin- lad year. ^Minneapolis wl Jihiiir-** neci-Ma., liiu-ni a* post Ofllit. .......... -. VI.-..---- .. .. . _ —Ry |( ■i&Lamm'a place. ,! WehiAii Bronson'* ............. .. usidrrnhly diiinaicml on Saturday Beran.** I liave. heard mamma nay Jwhen a car driven by a re-ideti! of .jthe northern part of the c*mniy col- that it wa- the Im«nI -love that slut dlidiil with liim in front of tameh's ha<i ever us-*<L mid I think' *o too,i Mj- L.I.spI Mulliken. I barn. .Mr. Bron-on •*l<ipprd -nddenly >n order Io nioi'd striking a TRY BANNER JOR DEPT.FOR QUICK SERVICE Good Clothes Make Men and Women Look Better It- is unnecessary for you to look “cheap" in ill fitting or poor clothes, when you can buy a •'Tailored Suit" for such a low price as we are offering—Think of it . $254)0 TO ORDER . Men. come in, let us get acquainted* ing business. ' I’m here to stay and I want some of your tailor­ WE SPECIALISE IN I' Fritz Reher, who i* now nlayim . i‘ilcfl guard for the I'niversity ’Michigan tool ball ” h * am. ."fiont tSun-j V"’ tlie Majestic ;day in Bastings, th • gue-t of his should !••• m every kitchen parents Mr ami Mi ■. Jacob Helior. |ls the lre?l and lilts handle? .......nw 'u regular)*'■ — ----------- ..™ Imembor of tin* team. He inade his| " ganig with Ladies Suits, tnadc lo order/ Cleaning. Dyeing and Pressing, Alteration of Ladies* Work. Alex Buderman Telephone Number 528 Hasting, Michigan Sl'tXKifiOK TO WILIIKLM BIB SALE OM SAMPLE GARMENTS AT WEICKGENANT & RIEQE S The big dry goods store of Wrick- ! I will try i<> ix-reuade my mother lol buy an.*, . Dmiula-. SyniiiiuUm. UJH .Wu-biuglon Ft.. City, j LOCAL NEWS dilUltlgi Mr-. Chas. Caln wa- i ikt n terwiirlh. lui-tAilnl ...Mmidiy sib- underwei.i an bpeiatiiui H<*in!**n>i^iir- i-lnnd in Gun lake. Wai heard by Judge Sinilii <>u Tur*H-rl lloudi. l day UUiruuV-AV_AV_l‘.iUur—1^4^. re-cnied Mr. HenderaboU:* the firm The Gri'.i!- Majestic Range of Riijtei* A Bogers, the defendants, b>- in every kitchen hecau"l he plaintiff i-kiiui* rights to the is- win. n. rngv.- i a rm uj ov acres, sev. > u"i'-oo.ioi- Ii.uin iuni nu-n- nv Hauge sliou(tl be in Irving, for Kkski patejit and that lhe island ha* A Good Company at nerd s l»|M*ra !) Tlivr*' will be a ehiokeu dinner alhern -iii-vryrd. HoUm* nil Next HTi k, Iln* I. ii. O. F. Iiail Saturday. Or I. JL; # Elsie. (h<* htlb* daualier of Ex- ifp so much coal, it makes better j In-af. it bak-s belter than any other. Manager It.... 1 of th<* lb*.*d <'|..-ra|llicld 1 under the auspices of the lad- Siipervi-ur nnd *- " id Mt-. Mr*. Jo Joseph Camp-|9), --------- -. ----- ■ -......... i-- i"s id Hi** I . ll, church. Price r5.l'>-ll of Hope. <|;;?. died after „ a ............ fortnights IHII next cen1-. IvelAiHMlv V united. " ' ■ •• er. mid in ali ways it is better tliun' ?.I "h J10-11'*" '.'Veiiui. I Carveth mid Sh-bbin- the Rexall any oilier -love. ’ . I '■ '■ w,<> ,;-'.v'“"l H'-iDruL-gi-l.*. ore adverti-iiik a special Clayford Moure. “L/1. ‘hi‘l offer HI -ial KHlety Tor nevi smnt- om. inn afford to attend. . Having ,|a>. p Wl|| .,,1V BANNER reader? cnins, Oe- *■“ j11 1 . -........ ” " •'*'*. .o.vi-t Ilaably known in u|| tb<* larger dlii*« ;i< i.-'-iiuk .muiiiiuv i-vi*. vc-1• -’. .......... oall. ’I hi*ijw'*'* of New England 05 well n- i)i<* i>n-'hil»*r Ihitiuti"" mill a g"'"l pro- "I” a” opportunity Fir lh<* lad-1 ••’-st L trn|-SUte*. <i* they i« theirigram i*ry iu/*mbi*iurged (o al-H • ” bec-onm ur *iut.uit< d with tl.n im.Ui ,«ar ut uulul. n^uw .uurm.l,..,,,) „ . ........... . .. ......... ...... .IX......IW.......... ’«•! .. ...................... ... ... ............. . • ...i.*-.i i Eminniiuel Guild Dinner. mid an- <hi-.-.d muobv Hi<* lust of |||(. jnS|. ni«-o|jnsr. lion,who will I*.* present. Lidn- .if Emihumiel Guild w ill: U aveling stock conipamr*. Th*-' . n„. Mrtj.-*li<- Ibinge .-xbibif in ! !-»•»>' Mm ctibe.- Ii >■» tlm prf-.ih-ge to wi ve dimi. r al Kpiiumpal Pnri-h: ia^niH^ ,*/ire -Hirl" l<b>o<|yi*m-* lirndwaie store i" draw-1'" ‘“K « >-idy ku'-I. ll"ii-'* Hu- Thunwlny Eve. '(Moiret . Un. in -re n»,'ih,!'i , '''’’'■‘‘I- ..." |H Hik- many -iirlil-.-.'i -. In tin* wm---------------------------22. from 5:30 lo 7:3R. Price ii5 ci-ntn.l in .1.v , u J? ;"' '•i",‘-u‘,l“«’-';Id'.vv i- n Inrg.* nxhiblt of apMlx- < .ml of TbanUM wi*h to thank Fofl'iwing i- the menu: iu ih/ntJ i । irii.t.. ' ,Uh! ",Sf baked good. .baked «m mm of lire (riend- and neighbors ’for tire Hoail Veal il .. -n^inuiP’-r*11'" of the ram.-,-. Mnndav , ku.dn.— ahown. th*.- fmil*. flower* ot VrA/.o. ‘ u’r‘ HotIiiim high Nrlwol f.-.t land .aid-, al«i lire D. G. T. G. for Mn-lred Pidaiiu** with Brown Gravy ilainiv lifil.'. i..^ r r Hruwn lh»,hnll lomn whi.-h wn.- d>-fi*ah*d bv a lire book -. ul me during my illness, Spanish Chicketr •im .Irt w. I 1 .. " l*i'l «-. k W.,rn.**Grady* WolniU.-Adv.. ' ‘ H"L Bi?citiL Jelii'*d’ Appb ReH»ho* “" "i"*;'-1,""' ■!">. ‘i ........... . ......... . —.—---------------inliii-.hi.-I- n ' b> Clmrlolti* down to fO h. o |1Hr.*l Celery lax. ..... . I-:'"li.- Of ilw Pea..« k siudin. KI. Paid. Mupre '■'Tue'•■* *•«•• ha- ."Ill to tire Gill*- Frimidlv w RHEUMATISM ■« IUVIIM »■ SVIU ' Indptent and*Chronic Cases arc checked by using RHEUMA one pel-oil by any traveling stock ’F; L’lxrsWHaa&sKS immag-r. Zenda i- n menta|t«(. vvlm sltuidiv without a peer tn the I J.L %’ 1 *'2“r toV*. RHEUMA will remove th* cause pa^vlrnhwietl wmi.l, Z- nda will I'"-’ -n- di-llmhv,. mid «jd nuke ruu-weli. Cleans the Uric greatly ink-re-t fhe most inlellrc.itMinl Im* ptirehaMNl ut -b.n- Add from the kidney* muscle* and kiint*. tuul of I his vicinity. ”------ ’ ' .H.ind mad'- r-iivpIoiHK’ for till rani- purifies the Skin and Wood, and riiake* K'complete seen ;ot| feel young again. It Is a doctor's preet lnr:-_of the . . .. ......... Hid boi ..ii-t- ,'Mlli tTui-tma* i- l ' trriimiin—free trocnnarcotfcaandopiaica. • will mak* n» mistake If "you secure ■' 50 cents a bottle. JW mis well in advance.—Adv. CARVElll A STEBBINS \e.-clablu Salad. I'liiiipkiii, Mince ami Apple Pies. (’.heesu Coffee will be work in (Be Rebekah dnliiue Friday evening. October 23, Every member should attend It potmilih*. There will also be 35 or io inemlwTs <>( Mke Odessa lodge presoni tor thut iibriit. lad u> give our gue*t- a good time. Supper । will bp served. . - Genuine Gas Coke f Is a "smokeless" fuel. Smoke is waste, and a fuel smoke over the neighborhooc^apd and dust *" — -house not *• through your hours of extra work, but is not you paid for. which pours spreads soot -- — only causes giving the heat Purified Coal Genuine Gas Coke ia purified coal—smoke, tar, gas and soot have been driven out at the gas works, leaving the heat-giving part in an almost pure state. Consequently you get more heat with far less waste. Genuine Gas Coke will free you from smoke, soot and ooal gas, and give you clean ait* to breathe, clean walls, clean linen, a clean collar and a cleaner neighborhood. With every ton of Genuine Gas Coke you buy more hcat^ less waste, and a sure relief from smoko and dirt. The beat thing'to do ia to try a ton. All good fuel dealers in Hastings handle Genuine, Gas Coke. Thornapple Gas & Slectrlo Co. Phone No.. 3. ■ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE" �THE HASTINGS BANNER IHTOBEH — 1SI|, EAGETHWEE PERSONAL MENTION We cordially invite all people of Hastings and vicinity to attend this great sale. Corqe early to the sale as a good many- bargains will go fast and the sale only lasts eight days. W. R. Cook wan 1n Detroit Sat­ urday. ■ Leo ft Cobb was in Grand Rapid* Tuesday. E. B. Caidwell was in Lowtdl Tuesday on businrw. 'Charles Jordan of Bedford, was in town Friday afternoon. ME and Mrs. A. J. Herbert are visiting relatives in Plainwell. • «A' tjE- -Mulholland was a Grand Rapids visitor Friday. Arthur C Brown has returned from a huniness.lrip in the East. Minn Bessie Bush was the week end..guest of Grand Rapids friend*. • Miss Marjory Reynolds spent Fri­ day- and Saturday in Grand Rapids. Isaac Taylor of Charlotte was lirro Saturday lo see Dr.. G. W I wry. Miss Daisy Rcolborne nf NashSTEBBINS BLOCK HASTINGS, MICH. yihe spent Sunday with Hastings fi lends. Oit Mead, a student In the Fer­ ris Institute, spani Sundnv with his parents. Miss Jennie Moro spent Saturday in Lansing nnd allended the fool, ball game. George Ixiwry of Cleveland camo Satur.day to see his father. Dr. G. W. Iziwry. Mr. and Mrs. H. Marble spent sev­ Great Assortment of The Choicest of the eral days with friends al Irving the Most Up To Date Weaves past week. Season's and Styles of Mrs. Wesley Smith wont as n del­ egate of the w. C. T. IF. lo Bailie Greek I uesday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith spent Saturday and Sunday nf their Long and TV lake cottage. Miss Martha Striker nnd Miss Sadie Mae Silsbee wore in Grand special llnpids Saturday. If vmi waul good sensible, «rrAre now on vxhibit'mii. Fall a— .Miss liesxie Rogers has returned yiceahle, satisfactory underwear. soriments are I'uinidetv. A >1 •fnnii visiting licr sister, .Mrs. Chas. Hint will lit and wear nn<l wash, i-riinihnling selection <4 thy— ;i• Babcock of Toledo. miiis modes is revealed. 'hx<iy tlieii buy Munsing.. It 1* Hie most ’ Mrs. A. B. Hedrick returned Sat­ woman will Iind lhe season- -lylr urday front n two week's visit with economicid a* well as lhe most c.ndrv'eloinnrnls particularly inter ­ relatives in Indiana. joy.'ible underwear you can buy. esting at our low prices,. ■Mr. and Mrs. .Murray ShopwBIJ, of hlM. N. Y. are guests of Mr. and . Women’s and Misses' novelty coalMrs. Herman Zerbel. with cape*, plain. .Bahnnraan and , W"'"e|i-< lleeee lined VC*I mwl Mrs. Rhirb‘y W. Smith of Anu ,annul plush- <1 lhe CQ (IQ Flannelette in | ini- m while and cream Arbor came Tuesday for a visit nt Special Sale Price..... Judge <:iitin»'iil Smith's. Ijulies hllirk K>Tsry coats, full Mrs. W. K. Barber returned yes­ length coals.' usually -riling a< Children's Here.' lined v.'.t -.11,1 terday from a week's visit with sIii.in) mill *I2.i»i m ihi- c’ nn |. Illi- m sikrr Uiav and IQ, friends In Grand Rapids. . L,i ->/.■- |H i.. ;n.............. 17v sale io go al only......... Min. Fred Foster,. and daughter. June, returned Snltii-day from a Fancy coats, plnsjirs. Ural l amb, three weeks visit in Holl. M. n • ll...... lined -hilts and made from Gm very Ci- nit Mrs. T. M. .Maher, who Ims Ikhih best fabrics nl only.... dnjillv waiting relatives here, has relurnSuil» made from all wmd serge- in <sl t«i her home in Jnckron. Ladie* wool union *uil* in gray ’ bmg r<taVs sonic s>dd up lo sih.im Dr. and Mrs. Slienield and fan.dv uii'i while worth iif< to K’.oo. a few vvs«" want di-po..I'jitcrlainod his mother and Mr. and “ SI. 3') S5.oo Mrs. John Shefllohi. Sunday. . John W. Armbruster returned on Specinl Sab- Tags on our fun i flliio, Monday from Alvordton. Linoleums, Curtains Ladie- j|i-err line,) union -nils in where tie visited liis parents. , Suits. ' Mr. and M>s. E. Ilnthhwny Wen? All wool skirl* in plniti ei no gueslN of relatives in laike Odessa aid . .mid fancy al only.............. 4*1.70 from Saturday until TucMiny. Chilihrn- wool underwear in uuHeavy rain mala in double Ci no Mr, and -Mrs. Weldon Bronson i- H -aiits and -ingle garments.' texture Batiste, Special . .v<>« zO in*, .n«e up i» ................... Were guests of Mr. .and Mrs. Juhn ............ . w.hiI iinimi suds Girls’ llaiii i-'j'pes with Ci “n Curtain Riu|« an.|\\iii<|ow liensli'y. near Freeport, Sunday. fi..m Kl.m lo ................ hood, red mid blur al . .k>l»vU Aaron Shultz, of Basler, Wyom Ing. ’formerly of Shultz} has b*visiting relatives In flirt vidnfly. I Mrs. Fanny Kliefllehl allendetl Uh I convention of the Mystic Workers \of tlie world in Grand Rapids. Wed­ nesday. Rev. CarroJI Batj-s went tp-NWivllle Tuesday In i-onduct Episcopal services nt the home of Mrs. .Mae fl.no values in tailored. Hunnel and Northrop. Kray, brown and Mrs. B. J.. Kcfiynn and baby of only I-nnsing came Saturday lo visit her ••use dres-cs ip dark iH^rcales. mother. Mrs. Hiram Rogers 'and other relatives. •fur men ami women, all ci nn Ihuinelelti* an<| gingham. qq colors at only JliVV Misses Ethel Hedrick nnd Norn Goods, Hose, etc., that we might protect our customers from unnecessary ad­ Bnrr attended the Fall Conference Fine line of Flannolelle q, zi/x dinker knit of the Epworth League nl Grand Kimmins .......................... 4*1.UU vances in prices. Riffht now,'owing to the backward season, we find ourselves Men, Women'or Misses ci en Rapids, Friday. Afternoon Dreses in gingham overloaded Jn most eyery department, so here is your chance in this, our great al? only ,............................ .viiidU Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrick nnd and wool. sale, to avail yourself of some unusually low prices. Not often at the beginning of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wing of Dutton All wool, unrated weaves *Q Children'.** school dresses ci nn the season are prices like these on New Fall and Winter Merchandise in all departm«nta. were guests of .Mr. ami Mrs. H. IL al 35c and (Wc mid ........4*1.UU Lewis Wednesday. .Mr.- and Mrs. Ben Shirlton nnd son Howard and Mr. nnd Mrs,-Ed­ win Shultz spent- Sunday with Great Sale on Rues and MEN’S FURNISHINGS DOMESTICS friends al Shultz. • Linoleums , vn's tlannel shirts, also heavy Mrs. S. Elliott and son.. George Buy your floor covering now and Wi' Uli' going ill sining Un; drove mil lo the farm in Curlelon and made several calls tn old time UlimkcL Bargain- rigid ii“W in-lead Vxlo-d Bnissrl* Rugs, line cn no :u» uifli full hlearlted Shoeling. best Big line of work sliirh in *2Qo iKiighhors Inst week. of after lite holwlay*. We are showing a surprisingly new patterns .............. 4*J.7O brand >4 12c muslin * at Qlr» dark and light colors v/L Geo, E. Elliott, from Hudson. Imuble Blaukel-. Iklx'tl. lit gray. fine line of furs al stile prices. *.'xl2 Axminster Hug-, C17 no only xoC Mirh., visifed his parent*. Mr. mid only -................ z.................. RQr Saiiil.iry tlr.’ced shirts and special value, at ......... ,4**«.zO Black Wolf muff*, large cin Ik*. inch unbleached sheeting Mrs. S. Elliott on Michigan Avu.. • 9x12- ■ AX l-kbre Rous, nn and full ................................ $1U Thiirsdny h> Saturday. Union Suits “F-rtW Exira heavy <l<’tii>l«* Idaiikoj. QQ^, special value al .............’Jf.Uv Mr. anil Mrs. M. L. Cook were in Unbleached 'Shaker llannel I'aucy nnd black or Cl A -i/,-- tj8x7fi, -'i .'’. valutt»....^ov 9x12 AA'illmi A'elvel Rug* Ci" nn brown seis ........................... s*lu 21 rn. wide, at OC Grand Rapid* Wednesday to attend Wool llannel overshifis, gray, navy $32.1)0 value al ........... s.’JKl twilled part wool ci no a meeting of the District Stewards Wo afe sliowing scarfs c, nn 10(; .and brown. extra'.good QQ Blanket- .... .4*1.70 1>XI2 Wool Ingrain Hugs n- ft0 and muffs al ....................4*1.70 of the Methodist church. ni only ... ....................... 4*3.70 Miss Marguerite Matthews camo A small payment will hold any XII wool Hile blanketQulnig llannel: home from the Kalamazoo Normal Smaller and larger Rugs in purpiece sejeclcd for later delivery,/ ’ Iri'.challiih*. Insl weak because of illness, from |K>rti<ni.i which she is recovering. ' ’ Miss Leilnh Bnrber is visiting friends in Daleville and Anderson. Indiana, and will visit friends in Chicigo before returning. Mrs. Frances W. Smith and Mrs. Mrs. B. Ludden'and twin Maynard <4 । .-j11.. hi ..r ii.. । ...i. Jessie Woodmansee are attending lhe Slate Federation, of Women's iver_ at lailtarge ' Clubs in Adrian this week. of South Hastings. Mrs. John Showman has return­ Mr. and Mrs, John Kilmer, Mr. ed from Northern Michigan where ami Mrs. Cyrus.Kilmer of Cliarlotlo I the* bridge, for jniblir. convenience. she has been spending lhe summer mid CapL George Kilmer of Tnondi. I Tin1 closing of Hu' bridge caused a with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Penn., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. LOCAL NEWS Cliff. Myron Kilmer and Mr. and Mrs.। Mrs. H. M. Hill and daughter, William Veenstra, Sunday. : , Mrs. Rose Trego returned Simdny When In Grand Rapids eat in the iiie ti>wn*hi|> Miss Grace, returned Saturday af­ permitted ter a two weeks visit with friends evening from Grand Rapid* where t Cody Cafeteria.—Adv. IraveUiTs la and relhtives in Toledo and (larey, she had been for n week with her, William P. Johncox. of Grange- bridge where ba. Ohio. sister, Mrs. E. E. Lamoreaux, who ville, has recently been having had uut<>«* the road .at a point wlic're ' Mrs. Roland McCreery of Lansing was operated upon at U. B. A. hos- |liirk. Several weeks ago his barn e\cry sober.person was. abR* to came Thursday fA'si’o her sister. pitnl for appendicitis. . She reports - burned and noon, afterward he fell that tlie briifce span was mi-«mu All sizes and lengths at lowest prices. Fencing time will soon be Mim Marguerite Matthews who was her sister as improving very nicely, mid broke several rilis. He still'ami impassable. here and you will want a lot bf these old reliable Cedar..Posts •HI. Mrs. McCreery returned Sun? Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Spencer of,Ims much of his lighting spirit left,' ----------------- ----------day. •’ Carlton, and Mrs. Lee Matthews, for hp recently begun to rebuild Card of Thunks We wish leHomer G. Mulholland of Birming­ ■Mrs. C. I'. Brooks, and .Mrs. Herman tho bam. We also have on hand a large stock of , . ,|,y to extend nui- sineefe lhank* . ham, was the guest of his brother, nmtored lo VermontThen- will bi> a Hallowe'en social the many friends and ncighlior*Arthur E. Mulholland several days viiie, Ihursday to Mrs. Michael nl the Welcome Corners school Fri- who were s=> kind and thoualiifnl Inst week. He relumed home on Mahers where they attended a day evening, October 30. 1911. A to us during eiir ii’cent alllutiOn Friday. meeting of tho Helping Hand So- 1 program is bring prepared, one in lhe illness and death of our i..-Ja.«. R. Mason relnrneil from Long r-M and PATENT ROOFINGS at prices which are the lowest for several years. XV v n . ' t rk'.,jy"!b'‘r of wh'cl‘ wil1 l"'. >*“' P|.',y hudianff. I»*roiher and son and Beach, California. Monday evening. .x 'L.arren rneHey^of Chicago.- "Teasmg Aunt .Chloe.’' Indies‘for the m.mv tlouers brought by This is a good time to do your roofing. We have sold'mbre lumber this year He was connected with Ihc’Bnlhoa »»" ',!)'• .. ......... . Mr. ami Mn. W«l- please bring box supper. Every-.ihe tnacher. pupil# ami n.-iuhle»ithan ever, but our yards are stocked full of every kind of Building Material Film Co» until ill health compelled lnr« K.lley ami ot Mai Hall Eri.lnv une is most cordially invited to .al-j Also we wish again to extend ourhim to return. and Saturday, returning lo her lpJ}d« (most, heartfelt thanks to the choir the price and quality of which cannot be beaten in Barry Co. Give us a call. Mrs. Kelley was Drs. Bnrber, Lathrop and Tim­ home Saturday. I he quarantine placed on dogs in • for lhe music rriidcreil, l«> n,.v merman were in Grand Rapids last in Paris when the European war Caledonia .township on September Schleulor for words of comfort PATENT ROOFING evening to attend a meeting and broke out and had some experien­ 12 has been raised and canines are । and sympathy' aiid to’ all for Hieir bnnnuet ‘of the West Michigan ces she will not forget in getting now free. This quarantine went:kind away. . Homeopathic Association. into effect at the instance of the **- ’ — Grnmmnn--. — .Mp. Delmar E. J. Edger, Prin. W, T. Wallace. A week end family reunion was Slate Live Slock Sanitary Commit-! Mrs. Relle Graimnon\ RupL F. E. Ellsworth nnd D. C held at lhe home of Mr. nnd Mrs. lee. shortly after a mad dog cmi«rd Dewey Grommons, t Aandercook were in Battle Creek A. Luther on Michigan Ave. Those havoc among cattle in Thonnapplr Fred. Grommons, Thursday evening to hear Robert present were Mrs. E. A. Phillips of township. PHONEk 254-224 BAUE" BR°8’ HASTINGS. MICH. Quarantine is stilt cf• May Hjiiimy. ' ^Pf.er the Presbyterian synods Anacortes, Wash, ™.o. Mrs. v.c. Ge<>. White nunc feotive on dogs in Thomapplo. Nathan McCauley. Charles Walker and daughter of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Gant fLeighlnn. Yankee Springs and In- . and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank and daughter Gladys ijf Sparta. nn<l ing. . -BANNFjTwANT ADVS. PAY.— Hastings’ Great FALL and HARVEST SALE Look for the bargains not advertised. They will be found in every de­ partment. FRANDSEN & KEEFER All mail orders accom panied with check or money order attended to promptly. u’.'ruJ? sjh/e Starts. friday. October 23rd. and Closes Saturday. October 3/st Coats, Suits Shirts Munsing Wear 23c : ... .'".50c C» 7" Sr ' 48c The Sale of FURS SilRs and Dress Goods 48c "98c 89c r.9ic 10c 69c 10c 42c $5 We believe we have more Fall and Winter Mer chandise than we will be able to dispose of. The fact is, we have, ever since July 1st, deliberately SWEATERS 50c plunged, we have purchased for cash large quantities of Stan, dard merchandise, such as Underwear, Blankets, Furs, Dress BLANKETS Z 45c - $1 ,5c Cedar Posts Bauer Bros, Han 3 Cars of Cedar Posts 15c Shingles Three Cars of Cedar Posts M ■ SHINGLES Hastings Lumber & Coal. Co �THE nA STINGS BANNER. OCTOBER 22. ill I. ™<r AVEICKGENANT A RIEDE WEICKGENANT A RIEDE WEICKGENANT A RIEDE WEICKGENANT A RIEDE WEICKGENANT A RIEDE WEICKGENANT A RIEDE WEICKGENANT A RIEDE A Wonderful Purchase delay, first shoppers will get choicest selec­ tion. Sale begins friday a. m. Just think 1—Mew Sample garments, the manufacturers' best numbers,—you can them at such low prices. b)hy hesitate 1 bay of Manufacturers* Garments Makes It Possible For Us To Hold This Great Sample Sale 2 Suits f Cloaks Which will begin SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, and will continue until all sample garments are sold 300 Beautiful Coats at Most Remarkable Prices Ever Known Regular $12.50 to $30.00 Coats and Suits at a Saving of Practically One-Third SAMPLE GARMENTS ONLY are included in this Great Sale. All other Coats and’Suits will be sold at our regular Low Prices. COME EARLY! SIX BIG LOTS TO CHOOSE FROM I DON’T MISS IT! SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF LA­ MES AND MISSES SKIRTS. Regular 65.00. 10.00 and 6750 valueaA great variety of handsome models in all desirable colors and mixture*. Beautiful materials and extra fine tailoring. A remarkable opportunity while the asaortinent lusts. Your choice al Big roomy kiinona style aprons, souin front closing. Made of best quality gingham and percales, neat light and dark patterns. Elbow sleeves, finished twit strap and |HX*kcl trimmed with piping. Reg­ ular 56c value*. We will sell them during (he first week of our Sample Sale, only al $3.98 3 for $1.00. LfldlC* $1^’5 mid SUH) rcsses for one week Only. . Special lol of values up to 13.00. Your choice $1.98 Special Grocery Bargains Special Sale Prices Our (topiiliir grocery market always of­ fers uood special values for your daily Table neetis. However during the first Week of our Great Sample Sale we are making an extra effort to offer y»ur remurkable bur- ’ gains in lhi» ileparlnient. U.\ Ml.VSI.M, UNDERWESn KOH LADIES. We will sacrifice our zplendid stock of Fall and Winter Munsing underwent na in in the future we will Irandle the famous Allmun Brand, considered by In-" best erilic.4 to be lhe greatest and moil perfect tit­ ling underwear in America. Right in tho beginning of the un­ derwear season this means an unprecedeijted ' bargain opportunity for you. We Ituxe big st-nk on hand now, lint these remarkably ’ ASSORTMENT No. 4 for luidlrt mid Allwcs wear. At­ tractive and practical winter (jarirwntK. A areul variety ot pretty Myles to cfiooM' from. All drelrtible color*, and n very complete range of .sizes. You uill be ugrecably surpriwd nt Hie hnndMinie slmwing nt price and silver. Special Kale PriceXOV/ *t.75 and «2.t)0 Miinmuu Union Suits for IjuIu-s and Mi»»c.'. ail styles, zj»-j zn while and silver. Special Sale 10 bur to 65c Munsing -Vest mid Pauls for l.adir* mid Mis*e*, all sizes, gray nnd while. Special IJale $15.00 AND $16.00 would <<«l you from $15.00 t< $16.56. Vou cannot ullord to Ig­ nore the reiharkuble sating nc of- SUB) Munsing V«l and Pallia for lunlica and Misarat, nil site*, grey awl white. Special Sala yrire ASSORTMENT No. 5 Our choice exclusive 30c. brand, mild, rich flavor, steel • in. per i in can leader and Quaker corn flake*. Fresh, crisp supply iOo pack- Ihrni on and examine these fjnrinrnK Satisfy yourself by actual rouipuriMJii . ...................................... perfection linking sixe, Ih. per ’ ehildn'ii. all -*izr-. Powder, ASSORTMENT No. 6 Potatoes ul .'19c per bushel IMHHELIXS iiirli, ladi*-s style, plain ilver trimmed. Niuion IIKAO COATS Sfieclal Rile Prim for 7 bars 25c "Tryad" Salmon, a choice 'pink -j zx 'bIuiqii in tall i faiund cans, I llo S32J0 COATS AND SUITS. for Ladies nnd MLws. \ lit Ik more clalmrufr Spcciiil style tcu­ llI res und Iwnufirul linings distin­ guish Ih'-M' emits nnd soils, Cron ASSORTMENT No. 3 AND Hob While, Flyer Laundry for 1 Julies und Misses. Finest matrrial*, linings and workmanship dislingiiLshcs these $20.00 models. They uro nil different iudiiidual. cxi-lusixe sample gurmeiil. (xnne curly, while your size is still here.. ASSORTMENT No. 2 AMPLE SALE PRICE. Lenox Soap, Special Price, 8 bars 25c ASSORTMENT No. 4 >pccia: SUS BLANKETS. the different up-to-date My Ira and length. Conte early nnd IhmT MLv> This Great Sample Sale,...f best values in America fur SPECIAL SALE OF RUGS. CARPETS, CUR­ TAINS AND LINOLEUMS. $5.00 for a New Coat or a Suit, $5.00 fleeced Flanneletle gowus, ue», Special Sale Price ... NORWAY Ol TIM; FLANNElA A hip assortment of select pat­ terns in light ami dark. Usually • »ol<l al 9 and !0c yd. Spccia'l . 8EA.tll.E5S TIPE8TRY SIZE 9x42. BRUSSELS INDIES CASHMERE HOSE saniph "2in. BLEACHED TABLE LINEN. A beautiful table Damask, 2 yds. wide, sold by w> regular at Special Price ot 69c per yard. During Utr first week of our Sample Sale ... 3 for$l CLOTHES BASSE IS. Large Bun -iniiu ibaskets,-SUn extra slrong. Special Price Olh.-r value* al 19. r,p. and 69c Galvanized Wash Tub- f”ZA . /A/v 59c yd. LINEN CRASH. Our best 12c linen crash towel­ ing, Pi to 20 Inch wide, one week to 90c KIMONA FLANNELETTE 15c und 18c Values, artistic designs for saqurs mid "kimonus. Special Price per yd. LAMES AND MISSES BLOUSES AND SHHir WAISTS. Beautiful new Myles. dainty ma­ terials in white mid light colors. ExqiiUilrly trimmed. Our regular $1.25 mid $1.50 nmdcls. Special Price 12c 101)6 io ...................... G5c aiidTOc Linoleums. Three mid four yards wide, splendid new patterns, Special Prien per yard... J New lace ami scrim curtains in while, ivory and Arabian.’ Special values pur pair Other values from 60c to 1124)0. Hundreds of women and girls will patronize this Great Sale. It is your opportunity. The many exquisite tailored Suits, Coats and other garments are placed on sale during this Great Sample Sale al positively the most attractive prices ever known at this time of the year. guaranteed ' Weickaenant & Riede Wc arc not clotting out or going out ot businciB. but wc ere here to gain your confidence and to >prve you better. BMMBMMffiBWHKIIWIlRBIIIWIHHKMHIIHHIHHHBIMWHIfflDUWr HASTINGS’ FOREMOST DEPARTMENT -STORE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ■ Largest Stock ol Ladies’ and Children's Ready-To-Wear in Barry County. > * . you Can JhPe enough to make it worth your while by buying your hew Fall und Winter Garments now, during our Great Samplq. Sale. �PAGE FIVE THE HASTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER 31 MIL luck dinner will be itned. An In­ vitation lo all........... ‘ . HmUbom Circuit. Martin, 10:30, Bunday School an­ niversary sermon by lhe pastor. We hope that every member of the church and Sunday school will be present. Will teachers please rally their classes.' An invitation extended to all in lhe communily. Quimby. 2:30. Hendershot f, 7:30. Please do not forget Hu*, contri­ bution to the Episcopal fund. . Men and Young Men ' First U. B. Churcli.. G. Elmer Landen, Pastor, residence No. 609 E. Grand 61. Since the church is beingTepaired the morning serxicen will be held in this Adventist church, as follows: Bible school al <0:00 o’clock. Public worship with .oerrnon by tho pastor al If:00 o’clock. There will not bo any junior meetings, but the Christian Endeavor will meet al Mrs. Powell's al 6:00 p. in. .No evening service. The chureh will.be reopened lo lhe public for services November ist. Wo shall appreciate your help and cooperation in our. work. Prayer meeting at the parsonage Thursday evening—Levi Jenson, leader. Choir practice Friday eve­ ning. Wallace Shroli, musical di­ rector. Who demand quality and style at a reas­ onable price should come to this store and select their Fall Suit and Overcoat. Why? Because they are Kuppsnhelmer Make which means none arc made better —few as well. A complete stock for you to select Irom. Will you give us a look? Morrill, Lambie & Co. Methodist Episcopal Church. Services next Sunday a« follows: IO:.'«> a. m. worship, and KUh ser­ mon in tin* series on lhe Apostles Creed. "I Believe In The "Resurrec­ tion of tho Body." 7:00 p. in. worship and wrnion. next Sunday evening the Pastor will give a Iwiok •sermon, Harold Holl Wright's new book. “The Eyes Of The World." One Price Clothiers - - Hastings, Mich. What is the use? Haven’t wc always shown you we were your friend, and when you needed a new suit didn’t wc see that you were fitted out with what you wanted? Come and get another fit from our new Fall and Winter stock of Fine Clothing. We have no “hard luck” story to tell, and we are not starving to death, nor "forced to the wall”—but just naturally WANT your clothing trade. We are not robbers; all - we ask is a fair profit, and when you buy a suit from us you will have US to' come back to if it goes wrong. Why don’t you come in and buy a new Suit NOW? STATE ROAD. A good crowd listened to a good m'rnioii. Sunday. Mr. RiM>i* of Woodland is visiting his daughter, .Mrs. Lyle Tobias. Hog cholera is prevalent in this vicinity. Mrs. Jane Fisher -returned from CasIlHnii Sunday. Mrs. Lydia McIntyre returned from a visit with her daughter, al Assyria Monday. Miss Agatha Kiime and Thelma Endsley attended church at this place Sunday. —Tupih und teacher of the Fisher school Cordially Juvite you to atlend lhi* box social to !••* held al In home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher on tlm evening of Oct. 31- : The proceed* to go toward a school ■ organ. ’ Miss Hazel Kimie is on lhe gam. Our Personal Reputa­ tion Backs Every Garment We Sell. We’re Always Here. ■asawsBMSi Big Dress Goods Stock All of “Broadhead” Manufacture Every body who knows anything about dress goods knows the Broadhead make of dress goods is superior to most ot­ her makes of woolen dress goods. We have' a very large stock'of these goods and are going to give you a few spec­ ial bargains in patterns in which we wish to reduce the stock. ------- . In some other patterns we have just received new shipments. These are ail guaranteed goods. Sale price $1.48 Shepherd Check, 56 in. wide, Regular $1.75. 98c Invisible Stripe Serge—Regular $1.25, Sale Price Sale Price 79c White Stripe Serge, Regular $1.00 Sale price $1.17 Tan Serge, Self stripe, Regular $1,35 All other Dress Goods In Our Big Stock will be cut 10%. Many other good buying opportunities in our store. Department Store Hastings, Mich Phone 9 Saturday In visit her daughter Ber­ nice who was there for lhe day. Miss Grace Turn* returned hoim* Thursday night jitter spend­ ing the summer in Petoskey, De­ troit and Wyaml»,’Tw> , ll. M. Bascom Kvas al Charlotte la-4 week alteiid/ng the meting of Ho* I Mia rd of supervisors.. Tim Eaton Cminly Sunday Sell""' M. H. church, Thursday and Friday of I his week. Mrs. Jay Alleman and Lillian Al­ leman attended lhe Grand Chapter I of lhe O. E. S al Grand Rapjids last wook. . A party of neighbors surprised Mrs.- F. ,M. Merrill.. Wednesday ev­ ening, (he <»i;rnsii>ii being lier'birlhdny. Itefrwhments were seitvod wif i token uf v>MwuUiraitte giviuul by tin* company. . •'Mr. and Mr.*.- George Mead nnd son Glen* visited Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ ry Hitts nl Woodland Sunday. ’ | Miss Rulli CrotT i- able to attend school again after a week’s absence on account pf sickness. Mrs. EJhel Mapes visited her brother Ozro nl Grand Rapids last Thursday ami Friday. " ■ AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit tarmine and move to town I will have an Auction. Sale on what It known a, the Old Hale larm 4‘/a miles east and 2 miles south of Hastings on Section 1 Bal­ timore township Monday, October 26th . Commencing at 1 o’clock p. m. sharp we offer the following described property: FARM KHH.K HORSICS. 5 fl. Mrt.ormirk mouer Cream griding, ul. 1100 Black mure, ul. 1100 f Raimer plow Ch'-slmil griding. wl. IIW HOGS AM) SIII.I.P Rob sleigh HAY AM) GRAIN Hastings National Bank Keep at it and you will soon be independent. Hastings Only National Bank In Harry County ' Michigan With- tin* wagon Box am! slod. rack Carriage, nearly new 2 scaled" buggy Carriage Fanning mil! 300 bu'du-ls corn Light drixing harness Uoiilih* harness Start A Savings ' Account with Us Today J About l> Ions timothy and clover hay mixed ’>00 bundle.*, forn stalks Spring loolli drag Dmilile shovel cultivator Narrow tin* wagon Burk • ■ . Riding cultivator SE 1 he first step leads to the the savings department of our bank. Those who start accounts with us are on the road to prosperity—money begets money. The way to have money is to save it. Tlie way to save it is to have a savings ac­ count and add to it from time to time what you can spare from your earnings. It draws interest at 3 per cent compounded semi-annually. This may not seem to you the quickest way of getting rich but it is the surest way Our Bank Belongs To The Federal Reserve System. and Natliau lironimons. which, took place Wed­ nesday al ' 11 pigs nl. NO lbs. emh On The Road To Fortune Rapids ■if llig ll. ll. Mape* was in Grain! Rapids |>U»ililJIL *i|-Mmi:) |.mutnnitr.| in Haiti'.* Greek was enjoyed last Rev. Gurndl l_ Bules, Rector, Sunday evening. Fivo minute tervice nml conllrmutioii talk. talks were given by lhe pastor ar.d Mr.-.'ir.s s. E.. Roxcll, Vanilrrcook, tic. Church," in parish house, .Fri­ I’resbyterhin •Churcli. ami IV. T. Wallin-e. The men Mug day. 7:30 p. in. Rev. Hay Alxvood, Supvrinieiidhnl llu* Irymn of tin* Presbyterian UnilSunday services*. <>f Salihalh Kchool Work in Michi­ h*d Moveiiieiil i'iil itl,*d "Close Up Holy Communion, H;<Ml a. in. Tim Hunks and March." gan. will give an address next Sun­ Morning prayer and sermon, |D:3Q day' al 10:30 a. pi. Mr. Atwood is a. m. ‘ an expert in Ilin line. You will lie Baptist Church Noles. delighted with him. Al 3:<M) p. m. Evening prayer and oburrh hisThursday evening midweek pray­ liiry word sketch. "King Richard? he will hold a roiifetelice with lhe '■nicer* add 'teachers of the Hab- er and praise serviceFriday afternoon prayer meeting, balh School. The young .people inoet*al rt:U0 p. m. and will -ifisduss. 2:3(1 at Mrs. Wails, 2(11 N. Broad­ W<**>lrynn Methodist Church. tho vital subject: "Thu Christian way. Sunday .services: _ Friday evening choir practice. and the Hidbd.” Popular evening li>:o<lji..tu. i‘.hiss meeting,__ _ Slimlay sclowd, 10:011. .service at 7:00 p. uu .. I o !3n, p reacli fijg. ..... Muruiug worship, 11:0(1. subject 11:45 Sunday school. .Miss Bond of New Jersey render­ p..m., Christian Eudnayoc. ed two line .’‘reletion.f-4a.tl- Bunday. "ClltjaUuu tainHdc.ncc." Music by.i . . vaio Evangelistic service. 7:oo p. p. nu Evangelistic service. We hope to hear her again next choir and special music. Aoung peopleM Meeting at 0:0(1, j Piay**r meeting Thursday evenSunday. . led by Mr. Smilh. ling. • ’ The puslor will give a free slereYoke-Fellow Baud at 0:06. - . j Preaching at (he North Irving opUcon lecture in tho church on Evening service at 7:00, subject. i hiirch. 2:30 p. in. Tijrsday evening at 7:30. Holland, “A I’rcscriplioii for the Sinner." I The Women's Horm* nnd Foreign Switzerland or Belgium will be the Chorus choir and special music. * Miwibnary Society will hold an all subject. A fee will Offering pays Thursday, evening cottage prayer day meeting nt (he home of Mrs. the “freight." The public wel­ mi-rUng, 74W nt. the home of Mrs. I4tie Henry, 3IH North Hanover SI.. comed. All seals free. ■Ctdirfon: Wednesday, October'2Bth. A pot ___ l_48c Yard Wide Shepherd Check—a splendid value at, per yard (.deiiHiit THE CHURCHES | .Sale price $1.39 Mixed Suitings, Grey and Brown, 56 wide, reg. $1.75. at. Wall lake Iasi Week. gelling their collage in readiness for whi­ ter. . Several attended Hu- fuiwr.il ot another one of our obi neighbor'. Ilonignzn Brown, Tliii««tny. Much «ympnlhy is . mcnriifl nl lhe be­ reft family. Mr. and Mrs. Fn->l Novoa enter-; laiiwd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Iteynohls iL. R. WOLCOTT, Sale price $1.48 Sale price $1.19 Wool Corduroy, 56 inches wide, regular $2.00 Regular $1.50_________________________ I Iprd-horxe harness Singh* harness, nearly new Double heel chain harne- Ollier numerous articles mil mentioned Lunch for those coming from a distance Shelter for horses if it storms. TCRMC. AU sums of $5.00 or und«r cash. Over that amount I LIlHIOi one y,ars time will be elven on bankable notes with Interest at six per cent. No property removed until settled for. GEORGE CRELLER, Proprietor. COL. HENRY BIDELMAN AUCTIONEER WILL CHITTENDEN CLERK �THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER 22. »1I. There Must be a Reason this way. If you wahtjo lay aside a part of your earnings, com** to this bank and oi*en an account.A bank account will as-.ii t you groatly in the undertaking, small depositor. . Malted Kream Gains Friends Everywhere Two Ladies in a Neighboring Town on time deposits lilng* Savs Mrs. Smith n« she calls on Mrs. Jone*. —“I certainly am disgusted, 1 tried my luck with a batch of bread today, and it's awful. 1 would not feel so ba<^, only the folks will make fun of it." Mrs. Jones says—“I spsre tny good natnre by bay­ ing all my bread. /Jamieson's Malted Kream salts our family.” MadcYrorcv iIk.Yca.st, nan raised his large on Saluhlily. He material of our local heard il remarked by <y5h°rter\i^ Stax Bakery arxd Kestaurant Hastings. Mich. draw rishi from the Held. Jud Pratt and wife of Plainwell, came over Sunday tn spend a few days visiting relatives. Ju-I was raised in this vicinity and always is welcomed kick to the old town. Tile remains of Harry (iuilnian. Friday evening from Rapid River, where he was *iali*in agent for soiiv* itoie. lo be laid al rest by the side of his parents. Hany was Star Bakery & Restaurant QUALITY BAKE SHOP W. R. Jamieson, Prop Hastings, Mich Phone 381 consumption. win and a daughter, one sister, Mrs. Will David, of Detroit, and other relatives. The large crowd at th" M. E. church al the funeral on Sun­ day. showed III** I iii which h<* was lr»-l«l here, wliere In* grow LIQUOR AND DURG ADDICTIONS CURED WHAT UNITED STATES OWES VARIOUS FOREIGN NATIONS Notice to Orangeville Aolrrs. l>*7iKin*l having hern duly made upon llu* township of <haiigr\ill*- BY TAKING THE KEELEY - TREATMENT ration <>f a crowd made up of all tilth*. The school children mnr.-h<| down in lhe earn of their lejchrw, each currying a Ung. which hey waved lustily, this made a Reed’s Opera House ONE SOLID WEEK SSSX?® OCTOBER 26 me down lo make lhe lrip around *• county with th** Gov. II is hav*- had their prollts more Ihun •11 for all lo turn out and h*ar doubled -iim>ly I" cause they gav* heller nllenlion u> business ami did mil negleat il a- heretofore. Tin ir general health was greatly im­ proved and lheir home made hap­ pier lw‘fau«e they gave lheir fam­ ily lhe time that they-spent Ml other place- Think tins over, you moil who are 'using liquor to ex­ cess ami neglecting your business I ONE MAN'S SUCCESS A REMARKABLE STORY The Edward Doyle FEATURING 484 Michigan AA'hlst Tournament Here. Roy Htil>l»ard, president of the Louise Brown health by so doing. Make an investigation at once in regard' lo the Keeley Treatment, the only cure with a reputation be­ hind it and Hie only one recognized bv the United Stales government. Tlui'ty-five years of continued sue-! ce*w shoiilvi convince tin* most skeptical that our claims nro substaiitialcd by facts ami the treat-, menULs ep(l<*rse<f by the he«t busine»s laeii. clergymen, physicians ami aft who know ulemt or have friemfs wlto have been treated and fwrui.-.r by tlie ofllrers of the Michi­ gan Whi*4 Club llial the s.-mi-annual -tout naineiit of the apmoiiilion will la- held in Hastings. Tbewmcl fl.-r the, flrat Mondav in ■ Novsmb* *r 3. A. I t'.'llmentioned <j»U’*lioii shall shall read n- follow.-: To u«* 2XH.I2 dollars to pay <*ulsjnnding cfninw for Hoad Repair. Hopc S. N. ('.onventlon. The twenty-ninth senii-annunl convention of Hope Township Sun­ day School A-MH-ialion will Ih* h*-l*l at the Hinds School Jilmse. Oct. 31. and November 1. It will be a gr*-al lime. E. K. Mohr, a Sunday School worker uf natiutiol reputation will be the principal -io ' "■ *“" NF.lt wdl publish program next week. AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming to engage in other business, I will have an Auction Sale at the McKelvey farm, section 19, Maple Grove township, 3 miles west and 1 mile south of Maple Grove Center and 3 miles east and 1 mite north of Dowling on And an Excellent Company of Players In AU New and Pleasing _____ ;__Plays ___ We Know REZISTOL Will Help You Every Play a Scenic Production Regain A our .Strength Energy. and / Friday, October 30th Sale to begin at 11 o’clock a. m. I offer the following property: The Garrison Giri linn. Francis <>. Lindquist. A Special /Ydded Feature MADAM ZENDA ■ Dm* cold nml< stormy night January; about ten years ago train on which was journeyin ' man almuj. 35 years of age who I feeling nom* tlie best, was sta The Worlds Greatest Mentalist One Lady Admitted Free on Monday Each Paid 30 cent Ticket if Purchased Before 6 P. M. Monday. PRICES 10, 20 and 30 Cents formerly uWner was here last *fci shipped her gou '[oilier- came to th** ’ ver ylogiral J conclusion that they would slay in ^•Greenville that'night. .Now at the ' lune of lliis inlcrruplion tho said j man w as on his Way to a smaller '■town further along lhe line where 1 in* expected to accept a position ns ' clerk and he had bill gift in his pockei with which to transport opIMirluiiily. .at night. A local fharucler that evening at the hotel told of a certain proprietor of a bazaar store near lhe liofel win* was very anxious to sell his stock of goods very cheap and on • asy lorrns. The snowbound man i••fi-rrod to overheard these re­ marks* ami next, morning went to inve.-tignte the offer tnnde by tho hnzailt- ihcrohant and the tetmll was the iiurchiiso of tile slock of bazaar pawls for *R»> by giving his ?i() and personal nples for the bal- that wi- were doing well it we cur­ ed 10 per cent, of lite cases of Brain . Fnligu*- am|. Nervous Prostration brought* tn us. but since the intro­ duction of Rrzistol into our hos­ pital we euro more' than V0 per cent, of all the cases in its variou* forms brought lo us. It build* new tissues, gives new energy, new | life, new blood and strength lo any part of lhe body attacked by these diseases.” ' Rezistal is a powerful tonic nour­ ishing food medicine conn>oscd of, valuable Ionic stimulants obtained from vegetable drags. - Rexislnli contains no naroolics or other dan­ gerous drags which merely deaden, pain tenqmrnrily but give no per-' inancul relief or cure Hie rauw of Rczislol is a powerful body builder and blood inaki-r; it is the best remedy known to the medical; profession to enrich thin, watery blood, and supply now rich I blood In lhe whole body. • ll will In* round a most valuable remedy 'in cases of o4er stimulation liquor caulies depression, dullness of the faculties or intoxieaMon: il counteracts Hie depressing effects! and restores tho system to its nor­ mal condition' . FREE—To prove the wonderful' merits of REZISTOL we will nihil I • a large, sample bottle for 25c in: ■ siivee orntampa for postage, elc.i Rezistal-Chemical Co., Boston. Mass. The-snowbound man referred tn was n*me other than the Honorable Francis D. Lindquist of Greenville. time Lunha-ling Oslwun and prais­ Mich., one of lhe most effective ami ing Gov. Ferris. The only dls- extensive advertisers in this coun­ satisliiMl ones we heard of war** try. known Ip be the only man in annwJtof the concession men who our U. S. whn has been Elected tochtM with Ihe'expet-laHons of fool­ Congress through advertising and. advertising alnne. • ing I ho people mu of thqir roin. Christian Science Society. . ,. r. D. Partt. of the tlrm of Pratt Mr. .Lindquist is an honored man HO Jefferson St. nditod to i aid*- bet ami.A Campbell, returned from Buffalo. and his power as a statesman and Sunday service al 10:3** a. mHe rart’lmlween him and Wednesday night. u - »•- **•■* as a manufacturer and as a busi­ RMRilled in hi* ' .v uceu wimi i. several। cut s of cattle. ness man has been fell'not only in Subject ” Probation After Death. Testimonial meeting every Wi Jlpr nW K..'louglit nf the flray Brothers, at his home town and county. but nesday evening al 7:30. Iform were uniformly good their. Northern Michigan Raaoh. throughout lhe country. Dark Gray Gelding. .7 yrs. old, nl. about 11.70. Light liras Gelding, fi yrs. old. nt. about 11.70. The above are u No. I work tram. Half Aberdeen Cow, I yrs. old. new milch, gmal Durham Cow .7 yrs. old, new milch. good <Lulr i weeks obi Sow. I yrs. old. Fine brood sow. 9 pigs alwnit six months old. Anting brood sow. t> nice shouts wl over 12.7 lbs. each. ■70 chickens mixed. New Birdsell Wagon. 314x10 Champion Mower. , Iron Age 2-huese cultivator, phot nxlr. Steel drag, double section; Huy loader. Sleighs uftli logging bunks. Automobile, giaal running condition. ’ Double work harness. Hot Lunch at Noon 22-in heavy collar. loiva dairy cream separator, fiOO lbs. capacity. 12 giiaue.Jver Johmwin^liol gun, nearly new. 32-20 AA'inchnttcr rifle, with set Ideal re-load* log toots. Almql 10 tons Al.wac liny. A bout“fa tons Timothy and mixed liny. s |b*. stone hammer, new I Ills stone hummer, new. Plastering anil brick trowel. And many other articles too numerous lo men- Shelter for Horses if it Storms All sums of $5.00 and under iLniud Ul uALL cash. Over that amount one year’s time will be given on good approved notes at 6 per cent interest. , , TfRMQ HP 2AIP COL. W. H. COUGH, Auctioneer. �THE HASTINGS BAVNEH, <KTODER «. 1911. Southwestern Barry D O YOU KNOW that indigextion can be cared, permanently cared io that you can eat any kind of food that yoa crane? It has been done not only once, bat in almost every case when Cham­ berlain’s Tablets are used. An instance: Mr. J. DEI.TOK ► We are forliuiuto this ytmr in ba­ ling able to glvo Delton nnd vicinity lhe i.ppm-tunity nf hearing exeellent talent on one lecture rourse. The Unit number will be the Inst w‘eek in Oetobrr and will Im'* life Jqbilce Singers. Watch for the dale.Mrs. Caleb Hiafiridger visited rel­ atives in Berrien Springs last we* k. Mis* Tool of Grand Ilapids is vi*-; liling her cousin, Mr*. Elli* Faulk- LACKV. .Mrs. X<*rtnsh. of battle I reck. is Spending this wrtl with her tlaugh- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kctdiani visiteiT at Dowling. Svt^day. Miss Edith NiekfHon has gone tr. Battle Creek for the pr* Mr. and Mrs. John X. Mrs. Harry Steven*. 5 Geprgc Lee and Mrs ’ tendcri lhe funeral of Battle ( reck Saturday Wilt Garrett and Jam. perfect results; one that will Iasi a lifetime by is easily kept dean; the range wh«»sc very appearance win- (2,000.00 for medicine and treatment was perma­ Chamberlain’s Tablets Think of all the desirable features you want in the range one that will heat'the water, and permit you lo liake at the Janie time, with little fuel and itig to the eye, with Pominoille, Stillwater, Minn., who had spent over nently cared by these tablets. A Growing Family Requires - are. |ilan- All of these ile.*irable i|ualitics -are realized only in the purch; rial in Mr. .Mantel * new building. Mr*. Bay Gndiiil I* visiting .Mr. and .Mrs. Elmer Gaskill In Albinn fur a week. Mi** Wmuln Kelder of Kalama* r<H> spent Sunday with Mrs. Kiark- Fred Given han tno**‘< Kelley house into one ol er’s llOU.*«’.«. Thu Delton Study George Ba—«•!! and family of Hildings w^re guests or James Kid dec and family Sunday. John Stahl and wife of Carlton wete Sunday gl,e.**U of Huy Stahl ■Hid family. * Hay Ware's family vhitml Sunduj Iwith Waller Wallace and family. Itownpl Ihdinison has been en­ tertaining i-hick.it |g»x. Til*- L'idlr>i Aid did a good day’s work Inst, Tuesday ns they cleaned t|u* eliurrli. ll leiiiilnly shows a relatives front Assyria anil Bellevue big fniprovemeill. Sunday at dinner. There were about Fern .Gwinn of Bailie Creifk was twenty there. ‘ home Sunday. . . Miss Whittemore of Irving visit­ ed her mini. Mrs. Anna Brown, Sat­ urday. Chniii** Kopf nf Ionia is home for Hardware, Furniture, Etc. DELTON, MICHIGAN tier .pent Saturday in Ka! •Mr. and Mr*. Thomas hate been" spending the Mr*. Ifirnry Card was culled l< Wisconsin last week by I Im scyi’in Ij'itp Knrrhor. wile and daughter filness of her daughter. Will l.i'itinar uml family of m-m ■Jiiri.oie mid .h>hn . Knrrhm- nnd family were Sunday tjrfeds of Glia*. Prairieville vlfricd Grinidpa mn Grandma Adrimison Sunday. .Miss Itorlha Burli loft fur B.llb Greek Monday 'evening lo ali**n< famous Rest Ever” Clothes 00 Hoyal Terice Guaranteed ?\ll Wool— 16 Special Features Aoi wit list auding Un* inch* Uealln-r. forty pimple nllendi-i reception for I he new pa»b llohlrriivos Hall Salnrdiiy evi Orson linrrelt mid" youi|g CLOVERDALE. . UM- Ci.nger. mut Edbury,'! »|i. nl Sumt.iy nitl. There are No Better Clothes and No Better Magazine for Boys that’s certain. New Models New Patterns, $5.00 and up. Weickgenant 8 Riede The Clothiers Successors to G. H. Otis <S Co. PEOPLE WANT PREACHED THE GOSPEL, HOT ETHICS 9 10c Chamois Free The Farm Beautiful y/V P1 handsome farm is one that lit thor©uglily guarded by Royal Fence. "Handsome b as handsome docs,” how­ ever. Worth and service must go vritli beauty, and thcao factors are to bu found in Royal Fence, In this brand the user gets Full n’ritil—Fssll Site ofll’ire—Full Ltrsgth tf Roll! Full value for money expended U what all men seek. It ia b.-ul In Royal Fruce. a fi-oceof continuous stay and d|w right construction, making it a solid wall of Heel, locked with tlie fatuous Koya! Loop. Royal Fence I* thoroughly galvanised by the most modem process, and the product h the result of years of experience and extensive investigation. Buy Royal Fence and bo tlu.roughly content. Our •tods is cotnplelu aud we arc ready to demonstrate. WILL CLEMENCE The Stone Store mid Hint Chi’isl mid Him C.rucith'd i* (In* gospel (lint i* dcsiml a* murli i***l;iy u- it ever wits*, wa* the titinii- fore relitrnmg. Mrs. Emma Jidimom is v her son Millard nl Gah’shirrg. Mrs. Ada Brainard Dani. Wexford cotmly I.* vi^linu I With every, asp can of Violet Dulce, Talcum. of Eminanni-I clitirvh. I ptipir vniilled -Ute Snvi at the monthly nii’rling Wr n crived a l.tu* Shipment «*l so^yd iolt p* nnantj marked as follow»: Cloverdale, Prairieville, Delton, Hickory, Wall Lake and Crooked Lake. We are going to give one ol them free with a purchase ot 50c or more of REXALL GOODS- •. T.he nlmve free ‘(iejl' /ill hold good the balance of Octobci unless free goods are sooner exhausted. . lie pastors nftouded lhe meet Itoy. W.-sthn>.ik. of .Mid-lbvill* iilenl of the oraaiiizalum pi*' DOWLING. Dowling, Michigan “Tfte TRezsiffi Store1 BUILDERS’ HARDWARE KWh*. We Pay Capital Surplus Per Cent r. Lathrop mid wif.- ami Mi ini-gianna Lithron nf Ifa.'iiug^. .Mr. atrd Mr-.'Liftr went Mond; • f.itvlillclri lo help H.w. Milch, i revival work. !!«• will renw $20,000.00 6,000.00 A.'A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vice* Pres. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier ■ Mr. anil Mw. Hunt of Lake Ode Isa visited Mr. and Mt». David Mi Chllan.l and Mr. and Mt-. Fa*wl Mr. and Mrs. Duma ray from Frith dill Sunday. DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald Mcl.cay Wm. Elliott \ J. G. Hughes George .1. Doster L. B. Tccrpcning PLUMBING 6 HEATING Duiioij thi, wCck. Ik C iarkstun. Wiikliiiigtuo, his pertnau -• ’— • Mt. and ltrnlfarr.ilml familv. ’ ’. anil Mrs. K.»rl Brldiil mid lull**'i ;••••■■ - ----- I" : ”” ■■ ■ .............. irvlH-y'*. -Dwimtray of I his plat e, return gwflicrrd . ■........................... ... Deafness Cannot Be Cured GENERAL REPAIRING Grocery Special 2 lbs. of our 30c bulk coffee for 49c 2 lbs. of our 25c bulk coffee for 39c If you have not tried any of our 30c bulk you have missed a treat. We sell more of this coffee than all the rest of our coffees' put together. It is the best for the money on the market. If you have any jvork in the al*ove lines I shall l>e more than pleased to figure with you on the Job. And you will Knd my prices as low as I can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, We|U, Windmills and Gas’Engines Installed. DELTON, CHAS. DENE.AU, MICHIGAN. family'from uca/ Cedar Greek spent! Sunday with Fred Adiby and family.. Chas.' McDermitt wyit tn Battle rith thnratenni ni>|*ti^IcHh, lint is Creek last week on ba«htc»* Miss Ella Ihirklividvr »!>• al •Sun day at tioin'c. . . Delton, Mich �THE HASTINGS BANNER mm eight WANTS TWMDnrMLUITIIMIlCIMTt |iir ——————— For Sale Qhrap—Hough i-itirh lumBit for rooting ami sheeting, also bill stuff. Phom* i(MU. Inquire F. G. Pierro. City. tf| - <1|(. — 1 flinrc. ihreiritiRli- ; ioivni Hfinis.cliwiit For Sale—Gand dry mixed wood | Wimtnl— I $2.25 per cord delivered. P*- lie«| little inland town If you im-an busine**. i Poultry Wanted 1 nni now I in building til rear of Ira restaurant. near I’animcs Ing Place. Phom* 5dHll. Kirchner. iqilire FLflji* Hifllii’r—No. I rleap ainl ‘.T» <«‘iil*: Himill .ami : ‘ •-••nt*. Wo waul, your Wil) pay higliv*! pi ii waP-r in kitchen. Enquire A. Cain. Phone 18811. II illop- oiinu windfall M. I'ayne & Son. Winded—Pmiltrv. Inquire Me-, Lravy'.x Feed Store.. - opimsde Wanted Help Men'and w»nu n. for picking and sorting apples. . Big Court Hmt.se. Mcl.t-.ivy A Craig. nn-lwrd. 7'mif ” *...... Phone If Ville. Addle or Side—li<>pi«t»r>*d ' Hanip*liirc dli'Villt*. || F. fi -.’wk* rains. Bert Newland*. Hniltr.--------- ;------------------------------------Phone 101 .1 r. if • llliihral prtrrft paid for poultry d<>- For Sale—Fine building -nhtirrh st.. also several Lincoln Park addition. s. also sow*. fall pig; .1 full-blood' ■ Yorkshire boar. Banner Want MARKETS MARKETS i .,rm ir,l Wrd„«dw r. w, Ort. SI. The Hastings Milling corripnny quotes red wheat at etJM); while wheat at wic. Buckwheat is now be­ ing brought to rfiarkei. nun POULTRY AND HIDRH, 8bali«^(jori>, par traabal. m. 1 1 . VUDS-nKTAIL PIUOBM. .. . , Curd of TlmilksEiudwh ihunk dur friend* ar "ld<|for |||(, net). ... -------------- Brao.ai.so. h,l|i»‘’ l- 1 shown us during our late hereave- MWanagt. Iwk or Sale—Clover liny in barn. Phone 195 I kIioii I long. Iwk. i»r Sail-—Hard roal stove in good ugh. Phone iito 1 Bring Results little daughter. caiekxMr. and .Mr*. Herbert Enloq. I.wk 1 MMllcated lol ward, hard and ---kitchen. Phone WNB. I..'A. Cain. lour fresh row: ISIHIiMlimilMIIIIBIB thn ■Wnmie K For Sale—Al a bargain 225 ncn with two wls nf good buikliiii ring*. Ihrco inlle* northwest of Nu*i.-, , vilb;. one half mile from School;! —Sunday, htmler.. good fenres. soft and hard water, i watrh smuewhero 1 Will ju*ll In or In acre* with • lnnm< mid .Hnniillm huildiiix*. Eltey Mead. Moraui..1 IbiuW t. ' ’ if! Style Cuts No Figure In Flour—That’s Why Fred Dowling The making of flour differs from the making of any other lines in the fact that flour is made to eat, and is really the basis of all living. The "style" of flour never changes and people don’t buy il because of its looks. The one chief consideration of flour is QUALI­ TY—will the flour always make good bread: is it ALWAYS THE SAME, and CAN YOU DEPEND UPON IT? furnished •umg* at Dowling Wauled year* old. good- one. also good pigs. weigh! nlwiui all poultry brought Pimm u* mi Mon- Now there’s a big difference in the quality of shoes, clothing, furniture etc. better than others, though they may cost no more.^ Why is this so? Wanted llmtvntakinn—M i Tjtt. I wk nil lllIHl- ; quire at (lie ipNNER ollire. telephone per month. c l"l'. Gi.we. . CLOTHCRAFT Woodland 5wks All-Wool Clothes G. F. CHIDESTER 18IAST1HGS 3 rings. S-Ssjl’or Reni Hun == I with Barber If French’s White Lily Flour were not the BEST there would not be more of it used in Barry county than of all other flours. People have surely had plenty of time to test it. for we’ve been right here, doing business ail the t ime for 40 years, and our flour trade in this county and in Eaton county too. has grown steadily. In these two counties, in thousands of homes, French's White Lily Flour has become a FIXED HOUSEHOLD NECES­ SITY. z The territory why we mand of sustained and growing popularity of French's white Lily Flour right in its home is the best Evidence of its dependableness and flour excellence. That shows you have to run this mill night and day. year in and year out. in terser to meet the de­ the homes where French's White Lily Flour has become a household necessity.. hunt inc You will find no other brand of flour that imparts to bread and pastries so appetizing a taste, and no other flour which makes such wholesome food. 2wks Wnnled—To sell good Buick -10. suitable for trucking nl«o. Wil. BEST for the money,-and better right now than it has ever been before. .Why not try it the.next time you bake? Your grocer has it. Every elevator be­ tween Jackson and Grand Rapids, and between Kalamazoo’and Woodbury on the C. K. & S. has it. They wouldn't think of being without it because their customers demand it. llusllhqi Yuuiin Farmer want* |o rent, a gotwl farm, not leu than IGO nrres. Can furnish , half or all emiimnenl. Take po*-.-*.imi Kal.unnzou. 4jh—In our 40 years of manufacture of flour we have gotten onto many KNACKS that enable usz to make the BEST FLOUR in the country for the money. When you’ buy flour, you don’t buy ir for sentimental reasons, or because it is in a pretty sack or has a pretty name. YOU BUY IT FOR QUALITY 1 And that’s why sooner or later, you are going to buy French’s vJhite l/ily Flour. It’s the 2wks Inqftire and Mrs. D I. .Wallet* farm* in Carlton and TTioUjigs li>witsliiu.«. I hereby forbid all limit ihg and trnppiiiK on.Mlo - ’ "— Frank 2wks | j I 3d—It is made in a mill that is run by water pdwer, the BEST and steadiest power known- Running steadily, night and day by water power makes French’s White Lily a flour of SMOOTH EVEN QUALITY. You can’t stop and stan flour making machinery every’day without LOWERING THE QUALITY pf the flour. Remember when you buy French’s White Lily Flour you run no chances. Our posi­ tive GUARANTY.of satisfaction is plainly printed on every sack. If it doesn’t satisfy you,* you Can return it to your grocer and get your rttoney back. • Sale- N rnoiji lo ■. hard aii<l .suit , wtftch Are YOU numbered among those who are not convinced of the value to your home of a dependably excellent flour such as French's White Lily? If so, may we not urge you to use this flour and be convinced? Noth fnuii huntimr. trapping pa—ing mi mil* farm* SI® ft® ill conditions under ad—It is made in a mill that runs night and day, year in and year out—insuring even quality. manager' Citizen* r\cliiiiik’i'. fwk .. .?*“*. y<m‘re “ ‘’• tike • look at tlie other Clothcraft Fall Stylei m hnita and Overcoats. Clothcraft is the only guaranteed all-wool line at Now let us stop and think of the extremely favorable FRENCH’S WHITE LILY FLOUR is made. 1st—It is made in a mill with a complete new equipment of the latest and best MIL­ LING machinery that money can buy. Wuutril—< in I Ii " Knowing” ad. Through long experience; careful study and thought, or better equipment, some manufacturer may have gotten onto some met’hods or knacks that he can make a better product than his competitors and not have to charge a greater price. IVitnlctl Jin>| owner of hound d«»g tjial came to my iduco - Sunday. '* Hastings. 1<mi3 Iwk For Sale—My residence property in !• third ward, or will trade for I -mailer place. T«m Doyle. 3wk* 'S the feeling of KNOWING that you have reallv gotten the most for your money in long-wearing pure-wool-cloth, good style, comfortable fit and careful tailoring. That's why we dealers are so en­ thusiastic about Clothcraft. / It goes right back to the pains taken nt the factory in se­ lecting fabrics and designing the patterns. The shape is really cut into the doth, and every detail ol workmanship has been studied and perfected. Some are They may be made under more favorable conditions. Garland Bev. M. ■ nmnlhs old <jiar>■lor Webb. Moriian. Ike Clo&cri® Store flour £eads french's Winded—To trade gowl upright pi- j Waitntl—Tw oral purpose hoy.-.-.’ Smith. City. Brittle 9. I ... .... . Quality Counts (trillion—Those wishing i hini- j noy«. or furnaro* rb*aiii*<l p|<*a^.> Notlrr—All hunliiiu notify al ono*. Phone .W>B. if! lH**t>as*ing «‘U my 2-foot furnace wood. OCTOBER 22. 1>1L -RAgUli'ied English York-i For Sale—Gnod second hand-organ J Finds Sister By Areidcnt. r.vlce hog. Phone 252 3 cheap. Phone 330 3 ring*. Iwki Mn.>. ................................ •>. Ifw» IpUnlta lo l-»v. ,wk iZ “ ' I T, ,--------- i next I-Yf week for Deaver Ihuivxr to In visit vi»il un ’ I?. 1 / ’ “ * ’ • "dster whom she lost nil trace of L«rd—Oct. 5, a Persian shawl an nt BANNER "{Hee., t-wk ' many year* ago. Though she rcBal I Ip Creek read. a few mile* v,._ L-i, ' ,la T J" 1 reived word from her sister by pa«mil of Hiudint*. Finder pleam ./ . ■n. 135 lli'it Grand st. (n| mrd, Mr*. Haye* was never able plume rw, i Ioiil* I short. Iwk | ' I wk In discover her address. By means iviw'ii Clitiri*!! and Mtlli,. . u , .. , nf registered amt special delivery yo-denliv a red sweater I ,','p bah*—loung fox hound, and letters she endeavored to communi­ eave at BANNER olllce. 1 Xrt* * rabbit dog partly framed cate with her tint was unable to lo­ iwk f,n' coon nnd •skunk and night cate her residence. Soma time ago --------------------- - ■ ________________ f liunting. George A. Jv^ih'- Hii.«l- H. ft. Haye* received fmin a .Den­ Fiirnhdied Room* For Bent—At 213 ins*. Iloutp I. Iwk ver wholesale house an advertiseNd. Biviadway, ’ ’ “ Iwk (For Bent—Two homu-s. Inquire written by bln cousin. a daughter nf --------------------- ------- ;--------- I of AI nil 10 Darling. Iwk Mrs. Hayes' sister, a requwt to. Two ||ol«li*in Cows, noth For Hair—Hard rojil burner, phone “come and see-us." Ry writing to •alf by ^de.| mmb. twk her niece, in care of the wholesale George ■ ’---------- :------------ * house. Mrs. Hayes located her sis­ fwk j To Bent—Four ropins furninhed or ter. The reunion.will undoubtedly unfitrhi.*hed. *uilable for light lie n Joyful one. I-'Ku'irimt Wood, for range or heat-1 hoixekeeping,, Inquire f,2H s. *2.0it per card del'' Market SI. iwk e 21 i I long 2 short. Great Fall ami Harvest Sale. Wanted—Clan for farm work, all Wanted—Highest market ! winter. B. M. Wellman. Coat* inaugurated a «n*al Fall ami Har­ paiil for hand pickiil apple । Grove. .Mich, Iwk :vest Salo which will slurl tomorniw —Friday, <)rtoln?r 3H. Wanted—Every Ford car owner in In their larap advert inetnonl 011 S. depot. —------ •—--------------------------------- — Barry county to semi their name pam* ll of lln* isuie prices, nr»* Wanted—Will pay highc*l market' and nddre«* tn the Bar-Bar Mfg. ,ipiuted on a irrcsil variety of arlihi Bnsnlway a whit price for rider apple* and pots- ' " •• - — ■ rfvs that will interest economical l..e* delivered al Roller Mill sid­ information in buyer*. Bend this advertisement. ing. Ilenduuarlei - al I.. A. EaIwk return. Now i-vriv day. ••\«>epl day. Allium f'.all.iluin. • Cwk*. Notice—We hereby fofbiil all hunting and trapping on cur larmr section ID. Baltimore. We will prosecute all Irespasserf. Cortland S(ro|iridKf. Chss. Van Vrankin. Harmon Van Vrankin. Middleville Roller Mills R. I. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville, Michigan * 'IS'1 ISEffllligiillfflllMffll �THE HASTINGS BANNER OCTOBER 22,1914-20 PAGES Wash Bill, 60c vs. Doctor Bill, $55 "lhe friends ami neighbors of Mrs. John Doe will lie pleased to learn that she is able to again sit tip ami is sullicicn'ilv recovered lo disjxuisc with - the services of the trained nurse. ' ’ "While lining the family'washing at her home some two weeks ago Mrs. Doe became over heafed by the steam from the boiling clothes, and either .being exposed to a cold ’Iraft from-an open door or from exposurp to the inclement weather \Vhilc hanging up the developed into pneumonia. She has A luiuple of young hunters nl Na*hviUe got a nice carnage and horse, and went into the country lo hmiL Not meeUng With very good sucres*, they started for home, mid rm the way one of lhe gun* was ac­ cidentally discharged through llie top of the carriage, making a hole large enough for a dog to crawl TRAVELLERS Ihniugh. Thai waw Thursday )n«l. ()n Monday morning last. p. E. WiKMlrulT, who has ig-en engaged in SUSIIESSIPIB Ilf 11 MEXICO American Steam Laundry SHULTERS BROS., Proprietors Phone 243, Hastings, Mich. >• Mate ui our Uderns ol Hmteiresfl Hca Bias&igs Amdl A large bridge amount, Sr|>l. 10. IK79“wild Irishman." May 11. IK7t». of ship mid or -Jill tile spirit woes I A soul without ti stain. Chief-Jas I.. Wilkins. Black walnut* mid bntlernui- Instullnl tin Jumclirs. from I* iii lb.- inti r ico report conditions a.- her who gains her, lay by day I lint slam* h> FROM PEACE RIVER COUNTRY Being Pushed AntirliKiihwi Of IIIZIIIU- l lie ecoiiomu good roads tn the eommunil county in Ohm numlx'i mid lampicn. i.MM • required i< incoming grace hath pns*i*d away!' second rias* coach, and tlie rr.*l of lhe train wa* made up of freight Oh. happier, he who gains not The joy that custom stain* m Shall still with him remain: The loveliness that wains not. Still fair and kind and young. •Utitrj .w.upuv— HOW TO CARE FOR AUTO Follow These indite** towards I hem. *hop titled up. itt grand style, and! Win. M. Scudder.now Inis a* pleasant n store nnd Sec'y. linn. IL J. Grant bn* been lo conderalde expense fitting up hi* A game of base ball wa* played warehouse mi Apple strei’I. Tin's .on Nuturday nfieriioon nf lasFweek. 1* lhe old livery building which belwei n the Hasliiigs Base Dall '■ wns formerly occupied by Al Kicih. Club- of this city, and (In* Ilurr '( lie building i* now in (ip lop • Inks of Rullaml. resulting as fol- i *linpc. having heel rnnfed. low*: Hastings .33; Burr Oak*. .'I. new sided, enlarged. Farmer*, if you wpuld sei- lhe j capacity for storage is very large, nicest and best lot of grain cradles < though nol mor»- so Hinn i* nerc.*cver exhibited inJlarry County,! rary, for Mr. Grant keeps an imju*t call al the shope of James M. mmsn slock-of land plaster, lime. Il»-Wf* on \pp|e stn-4-l. mu| you cajj slUCCOi waler lime, plastering hair, then gratify your curiosity. They'cement. <*!<•_ etc. He buys grain of nne lhe simon tiuru.l'alnier- Cradle.I.all kinds, for which lie pays lh<The Newton House is undergoing highest- market price. - Mr. Grant & thorough reiupalion. Mr. Dan-ji» one of our most thorough going. 4«*r. I In- enterprising proprietor, I enterprising, reliable, businessmen l\a* a corp* of kalsnmiiiei-s, paint- nol only deals largely in the above er*, paper hangers, eic.. at work ; mminndilie*. Ind, nlso. sells al tow gelling j-very rmm in lip lop shape.; figure* an hhrnenw- amount of dry Tlii* hmise. under flje nuuingemeiit jgo<id*. groceries, Imot* and shoes, of il* very popular hmdlord. Mr. ihul* rap*, dr- yearly. lit* i* a Frank Dancfr, is Inking rank I square dealing, upright citizen, iimonu lhe lirsl-clns* Holel* of Ccn-[ hence his merited sucres.*. irril Micliiguti. "• I - A Rase Rail Club was organized • liaslings Gun Lake Club in this city on Wednesday last. TIi had built nt Detroll. a mien-.nine will be made tin a* follows: ... *..... r., ..i .. i, .... . i.... ..... Pitcher- -Baldwin. lhe repitnijidn of lieirig I Short Stop—Hyall. . boat builder in lhe Sinh 1*1. Base—Roek. 2nd Base—•Green. 3 feet long, R feel w ide. 3rd Hase-'Chapman. Hight Field—Runyan. Left Field-Re| linger. 10 build il. and twenty dollar* lo pel Criilrr Field and change Catcher 11 from licfroii |u Gjm Dike. . II --Jordan. . H. E. Ford will manage the nine and llu** the Field Captnin. . The boys an* strong where they . E. Harlow, ■have l»«en weak before, and they annual elect are-deiormiio'd to make the year Almost swearing lime, but those .ive* must be pul up jujL---lhe same. mid some h-mporary from rough lumber. Mr. Joy from Mr. Marker. lliJ» lai <>bje<-ic«|. for il w»» much heller than nothing i-ommunicaliou wa-T . e<lnbli*li<-<l with Mexico City car* were sent tp» of highway. He furthi opera!ing in the. north of tin- recoming plllilic tire prelly well equipped-the 1 willi car*. The train operab-d be- ’ tween Laredo and Mexico City car- • Ties, second, first and Pullman cars. 1Hi- made Lhe *am<- a Tin* only part that is poorly-4*0111 li­ fted v<-l is I lie pari between Saltillo “It is not so muel in this ‘stale Instructions When You'll Sate- Money. When you are through with front lhe mu prising merchant.s is in New York where he i* buying a Ihrge stock of In reinov. fall and winter goods. ‘t he Fireman'.* Annual Rail will dioitld )■•• sandpapered roinnve crime off Thundny, Oct. 2nd. A HI lino of iu*l accumulation und who attend will be hfippy. Frank Brooks' irtcrensing busi­ rapped in ch-aii dhtli ness neressitalrd hi* purchasing a d laid lint in a cool horse, which ho did one day last If po.-dble. sion- lire* week of Sheriff Houghlnlin. <>ur m-hool* are progressing fine­ ly. and lhe schohir* al'the Cnhm perature of Ul to 60 doah*es ta most jjlaim they nre havilig a heller favorable .for avoiding chrniieal scIpmiI than they ever attended |>e- act ion in lhe rubber. . • ’ Air tires me encased in heavy, pa­ crime lying upon his back on lhe per at lhe factory' by a special top of the Mayor's slorix No sir! wrapping machine, lo protect them said he. that i* the greenback eagle; fn»ni. lhe deteriorating influence of Mr. Homy I.. Newton will have light uiil’il such Ilin*- as they arc Iii* More ready in nliriul ion day- rendy for use. A very effective way. is lo wrap which he himself proposes lo pm them in strips of mu*lm or burlap, about three inches wide. Wind Into il. Deacon Van Brunt is contlned to' these strips around the tire mid In* hotlM With fever. His wife have each wrap lap over about one doe* not seem to lie gaining very Inner tubes Should be deflated. much, and she lias been confined lo her bed for a long time. r. nr'wrapped in a The duck himter.i returned on clean pa|k,..... ... Sal unlay evening last from their dark pined with no weight resting Crooked Dike hunt, but were hot very heavily loadisl with gnme; inThey killed but sixly-lwo duck*, Haled. but they probably hud fun enough weigh) of lhe jar lo -make up for laj-k of game. The two Hwedd*. Johnson's mur­ for lhe winler inimlhs. Jack it up derer* of Marshall Gihbs of Mid­ ami allow the axle* lo rest on sup­ dleville. Iind their .examination on porters. . .The -constant weight on Monday Iasi al lhe Court House, one pari of tlie lire will cause il to before Esq. Riker. The examina­ flatten at that paint, creasing the tion look up the. most of the day. fabric nnd greatly weakening it. If and resulted in (heir being romHasting*. Irrhl-m the Engine Room.[lover of the game. They are ar- milled for trial at the next term of should be llmrmiuidy claimed anil 011 Monday evening. May bill, IH79. J ranging game*, and (he prospects lhe Circuit Court for lhe'murder of repaired mid only enough air pres­ the following persons were elect-tare that we shall sen some 01 the James Gibb*. sure left in the t.ub<‘.« to keep them well rounded. This prevents them fnun wrinkling or. cracking. While the car is nut in use is an opportune time to- have necessary repairs made mi lire*. It is (he re- Just a Few of the Necessities Blankets Night Gowns Nice quality, heavy fleece; big sizes for the money— Ladies* Outing Gowns, nicely made, lull sizes, well fleeced $1.00-$1.19-$l.45«$1.75 Ouling Flannel \ Nice variety of patterns, good weight, well fleeced, per yd-- 10c 6c-7}uc-10c Cotton Batting Nice quality, good weights-----3 lbs. Comfort Batt TRACTS EXTEND NORTH again. Hint lhe railroad-- are TIRES DURIND THE WINTER White Uuting------- - ----- FIVE MILLIONS ACRES OF C klilW INI) SOON TO BE OPEN. f ampaign for Iwih-r •eding. and culling corn, is Up­ now nine church-' ••* within her territorial limit*, nnd . Michl- Willi longing’ In dream* she grows,n«>l obler. •i nolnuly. The lands of Dream among; [I Addre** for open date*. Timugh nil the world .waw colder. H. F. Ford. Though all lhe songs be sung: " Manager Hnsling* B. It. Chib. VicfaiMy 1TIMrty=IEv® Years Ag® INMI for Good Rond*. nr. Ill; Who wins hi* love sltnll Io*.- her. . Total ................... . .... .*.$sS-°° The cost of having us do that family washing would probably have been 60 cents.* Wc do (he most Ellh-lciil Service In llry Cleaning nnd Preying of any Place in Hurry <*oimly. * "WE WASH EVERY THING EVERY OTHER DAY.” REPORT SETTLERS PUSHING ON TOWARD ARCTICS STATE HAS A MODEL LAW ll.lll'll\ the Newton Hotel. whll<- harass­ ing. or preparing lo linrn-** :1 horse MILLS. FACTURIES RUNNING; in said livery*l>arn. wa* kicked by RAILWAY SERVIBE RESTORED il ha* In-eii confionb*! with ■■ a horse, and had Ills collar Ihoo- Iasi accounts. WondrufT wa The result of Mrs. Doe's sickness har been: io Professional cails by family physician al $1.50 each .. Services of trained nurse two weeks PART TWO-PAGES 9 TO 19. HOW OHIO BUILDS GOOD ROADS: 6c-10c-15c ..69c Phone 102 48-69c«98c Night Shirts Men'? Outing Night Shirts, full sizes, good patterns48c-98c Canvas Gloves Nice assortment for Men, Wo­ men and Children 7c-9c-10c-15c the (ire.*, they can ilevdte all the limo necessary for your joh mid do il right. Examine tires well and have nil ent* in lhe tread extending through lo the fabric, repaired. liy-following lhe*<- suggestions, you can add many miles to the life Why Deplore Age In Humanity? In nature, much an we rejoice in new births and tender adolescences, our deepest s«*ntlmeiU la reverted for tbo things which Impress us with their antiquity. Wo have woven about them a phraseology all their own. We like to talk about the hoary ocean; the gray old rocks against which tta spray Is dashed: tho mountains which still stand whore they stood when inau first opeped bls eyes upon the uni­ verse; tho forest primeval; our t>rtstine mother earth. These and a thou­ sand other poetic figures fsiulllar to us from childhood show by the respon­ sive echo they never fall to awaken In .our hearts, how ready tnanktnd is1 to treat plontitude of yean - as st » quality which lies at tho foundation otI all confidence and real reaped. Andi when wc find that among Inanimate things old age. so far tram being ropellent, exerts a positive attraction, why are we so prone to deplore It oa soon aa it threatens to touch our- Hastings, Mich BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. trains arc unlit lo.ncromnuMlaie lhe lion .Jolla I raffle. anger I raffle it. loll million before another Of Iliis total, lhe counties are pay move mg approximately oue-balf." successfully KEPT THE GOOD FLAG FLYING £““l!;"'!1"; Patriotic NewYork Womin Victorious . In Probably Last Struggle of naloral mean the Revolution. After tho Inking of Monterey nnd Saltillo by th- conslilulionalisl*. Hie American* began lo arrive in Tampico and house cleaning was begun. nn<l hnue ran high. Plan* were npdc and won’ partially car- ‘ tied nul'Slo clean i " ‘ ami. much prospecting | ■। .... , ... .. "h»l »" P«bably |be final Mrug*!e °r.,ho Revolution was fought in •''®* York city. In this beTated connict tho American force—ono woman itie trip oc< —defeated the Rritlah force—one offinorthern eer in full uniform. The flag of the making * Failed States .was the cause of the bloodlaaa. but spirited struggle. Noon Bui. lhe Euronean'war ha* about *lopped evei-ything iii Tampico an­ by the Hritish troops, leaving America finiv|i<-n<l<-nt.. That warning Mrs. Day. other time. , The’wink which had been about .who lived nt the foot of .Murray ^trx-ct. hoisted the new ting of the new na­ ... H°n over her house. Cunningham, the is beginning’again, nnd a* I In* *<>|- notorious Ilritlsh provost marshal, md I runic dier* have been largely withdrawn Was informed of this display of the it!filling point from all that territory cnntld'-nc- i* . -re^j banner" and rushed to tbe| r being restored. ' \ _____________ __ With the r--*umpti->n of work il i*I Ing fa front of her house with the (lag beginning lo In- seen Ilia! lhe wage* fluttering overhead when tho burly, will pniliablv never be a* low as be- red faced officer. In scarlet uniform and powdered wig hurried up the and many I street. ’ "Who raised that rebel flag?" on a -hare syslem which was in­ angrily demanded the officer. augurated during tlie r<*voluli6n by "I raised the liar?." iu the quiet the revolutionary general*. Two response. thing* have caused tho shortage in . "Pull It down." roared the lalior niarkel. The groat num. ----- —, the|Brili*h ColuiuTiin Railway, mid halyards and attemptod k the................. " humber of men who entered the flag. JlaUIng her broom Mr». Day roxohiboiinry und f.-.|.T.il ainix in belabored tho officer ao rigorously of land imrifi iind west that hi» hat «u knocked off and the nart year and a half. The wages 6n Ihi-..ranchesJiaveincrrased from powder flew fn cloud* from hia wig under the lusty blow*. The halyard* go still higher. lhe season. Tlie Alberta Central Flour mills'at places like Salt Hlo, tack, nnd the arrogant provost bent a Railway i« pushing it* line from San Luis Polnsi. Galeann mid many retreat leaving (he Stars and Stripes other points have shirted qp ami ■till Hying—American Hoy. are nu.iin making mid selfing Hour, sntrto of tho rollon mills are run­ linanrcd and lhal lhe Etining at Gomez Palacio anil Lerdo, Sherldan'a Royal --B*g.,L> pari of lliepi running for the ac­ Not many companions of Richard count of the government nnd jxirf of Brioaley Sheridan care to engage the dramatist In an encounter of wit. The running and No. 3 smeller at Mon-1 royal dukes in lhe following story lerey is running, but not yef on a were more courageous, but not more largo scale. .Tho.hrewerv ut Mon­ successful, than most ot the play­ and a large amount of timber and terey is still in lhe hands of lhe wright's friends. pulp Wikid. A nutnlMT of rigs aio government mid is being run fur Two royYU dukes, friends of Sherithe account and under tho direc­ tion of the nrthy. mid as Hie i-ond* matiat. lion* the output is constantly in­ "1 say. Sherry," said one of the lake* contain ll*h in commercial creasing. ’ I dukes. ‘ wa have Just been discussing <]uaiitiln*s-uud the land is adapted lo all form* of mixed farming. ■on rd in lhe ranks rogue. What is year opinion, my j boy?” has a large committee at work ’ i Sheridan smiled, took each by an gathering data of land* available in and uolltsion*. ’ arm. and replied: itCentral Alberln within too miles of "Wby. faith, your royal highnesses. ‘ie capital ' city in an effort io Tim Slate of Chihuahua Is mi­' I believe I mi between both " . !j, rj [bring - nlsmt greater . settlement. nt her region that has been favored this summer with an abundant disjmsal of hmneseeken* free "f rainfall, and the travelers mi tho Apply Sloan's Freely for Lumbago- lhe charge'. Twenty-six boards of. trad.*, trains are delighted with the line \our attacks of-Lumbago are not appearance of the country. From nearly so-hopeless as they-seem. Santa Rosalia north the country is «fy“tvrT7imA?e“ppu!3fflK» *“11 of lhe mmmlain* and on tiirJevels il i« as high as 2 feel, mid praclicnlly ill the fiver* and creeks, inntism. and yields perfectly lo -visually dry. are now running full Sloan's which penetrate.* quickly! r-f waler. The only thing needed all .in through the sore, .lendes muscles limbers up lhe -back and grass to meat, huf there seems to niakes it feel line. Get a bottle of bo vefiy little slock on lhe range at Sloan's Liniment for 25. cents of any point on th«> mad. At Santa any druggist .mid have it in the Rosaiia I here was seen a very plen­ house—against colds, sm% and tiful supply nf peaches, which swollen joints, rheumatism, neu­ were oth red al I cent each, and the ralgia, spiatica and like ailments. I rec* near there were in many Your money back/if nol satisfied, cases broken down'with the weight but il does give almost instant re­ of Hje fruit. lief.—Adv. . Mystery of the Stomach. Why docs not the stomach digest Itself Is o question often asked. Tha Journal ot the American Medical Assoelation confesses that the reason has’ naj been found. Thera are many the-- satisfactory, and we are still unable to aay more than Hunter said more than a century ago. "that these living cells remain Intact under auch clrcutn- �TI® HASTIN&S BANNER, OCTOBER 22. 1914. PAGE TEN The Hastings Banner Publbdiad evert? Thursday at ...... Hastings, Michigan. Want Column, ic a word foe each Insertion. No adv. for less than 12 •COOK BROS. Editors. Rani of Thanks, ic a word. Obituary poetry and resolutions. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 5c a dine. Obituaries of 20 lines or leas will Subscription by Mail, Post-Paid. be published free: 5 gents per line ONE YEAR, in advance»f.00 charged for carb line above the 20 SIX MONTHS, In advance JO THREE MONTHS, in advarfee.. J28 lines. Notices of births, deatha or mar­ CANADIAN 8UBSCRU‘TIONS riages will be printed free as nu,ws per year, in advance...... |jo matter. Entered al the poslofflce at Has- I No communication will'be pub­ tings. Michigan, as second class lished under any circumstance un­ less il bears lhe writer's name and matter. poslofllce address. ADVERTISING RATES. Display advertising rales on ap­ JOB PRINTING plication. I The BANNER has one of lhe best Business locals and reading no­ equipped job offices tn Western tices. On first page or among brev­ Michigan and is prepared to do any ities, 12% cents a line. kind of book and job printing. COURT HOUSE IM | BOUNDLESS ENTHUSIASM-PLENTY OF GOODS-WONDERFUL VALUES Marriage License. Clyde 'F. Schnur, Castleton . Mabln L. Feighnrr. Castleton Warranty Deeds. Margaretha tMerlau lo .Michigan Railway (kimpany. release of fanncrossing, section 19. Prairieville, 8116. Roxana iJawson lo Rerl B. Jeffrey lol. Hutler's mklitiou, (lily, SIM). l|-a B. Baldwin to Win. H. Hhoades, lol. Eastern Addition, City, 81.10(1. ' AlnriMin T>. Smith to Chas. Bodendorf, acre. seF. 2, Hop*-. 8800. Herbert A. McBain to Clark H. (i*l»orn, 100 acre*, sec. 13. Prairie­ ville. ' -John T. Spelp lo Pht-b** Jane-Wil­ cox. fi lots, Pinp Lake, PrniriQvillc, •1.00. John T. Shelp I** Arthur J. Sholp. 21 lots. Sylvan Shore Flat, Pine lake. Prairieville. 81.00. John T. Sholp to Frank W. Sholp. THE COST OF DEMOCRACY. 8 lots, Sylviui Shore Plot, Prairie­ How many prop!.* know that the flr*a**ighl months'of the i-alrndar ville. 81.00. Arthur J. SI10I1* I** E.lgar Brtv*.-ar. m-coriliiig fo figures compiled by lhe departmenj of uouim**n-e at Washington, impiirts bIkhv mi im-rrase of XItl.tNJIMMM) and exports a dr* lingliam. 2 Tots, sylvan Shore Plat. Prairievill*-. 8500. crraM* of 82fl t,000.000.' And how many who know ttmsi- facts realize lhal they rneati a direct Miller. 1**1. Stony Point Plat, Prai­ loss to home inriustrirs ami American workingmen **f KlUWOO.iMO in rieville. Sim Madison Hansom ami wife to *ight months, all Ix-i-auM- ot the nimmloiiiiiciil of tin- prolrclhc system Philo A. Stiehlon. Parcel, sec. 28. by lhe Dcmorralic adniinistnitioii? Rutlaml. 81.0(1. Philo A. Sheldon I" Mndigon Han­ How many know. also, that a large part of lhe increase in imports som ami wife. Parcel, sec. 28, Rutis in manufactures ready fur consumption? land. 91.00. Ami bow many know that a large pii>|H>rlion of the decrease in Quit Claim-.. exports is in manufaelure** ready fur cuosuinptimi? F. Blanche Niclml** t<« nnd exports decreased for the seven mouths before lhe beginning of lhe (lily. Vski. European war: ion. lots, K*-ntl**l*r* addition, City. For seven month', ending July 31. 191 i: KS*0 imports iui rraM-d .. . . .$I2L9H.«9S K.ilhrin*- Tilm.-ii-h to William . I2fi.29ll.97.'. Exports fell off .... !N EVERY DEPARTMENT OF THE SPLENDID NEW STORE Special Items let This Sale Bed Spreads Bed spread* regular site and qua!- 98c S2.25 ' Ih'd s|*r*-a*l. full aim*, extra heavy crochet. Special $1.98 85.00 scallop*-*! and cut corners. Special $3.98 Special Values Table Linens Balance of trade in our favor Ursl 7 nmpth*, 1913$30ti£2l,t62 Berne. 1911 ............................ ;...................... Utl.3fW.7K9 standard quality of high grade lin­ ens. a* well as popular priced goods will be th*- feature- of this i-omink* week. Therefor an offer­ ing nf unusual values should till Day after day we oiler simply unniatchatye values in Drew Goods, which is bringing us a big volume of businesa from women who buy carefully. AH next week wc offer these Serges, warranted pure wool smt double warp yarn, thoroughly sponged and teady for use. An excellent material for school dresses. blue, grey, J>rowu, green »n*l red. All this week ami t l.'nldl-aclied Linens. extra heavy in quality and fnll'Gi in. wide, floral and small check designs. t»c quul- Splendid Values In Ladiea* and Children's Low lo lulled Stales by falling off of hulnnt-r of trade S21.8,235,673 In July. 1911, Hit* balmier <*f trade against us was S5J38JIU In July. 1913. the balmier of trade in «Hir favor was 21.929.008 Jnrrease iu import* of mmiufm-liirex ready for consump­ tion 39^61,672 Decrease in imports of iiiaiiufm-lures for further use iu uutmifurluriiig ,.................................................................. 19418.111 These llgtir*-.' show Hint our import* of crmle materials to be n*ed iu manufaclUrcs b*-n‘- f>'H off in lhe oeven-nmnlh period nearly 827,000.OtsV while our import* of-manufactures ready for consumption increase*! uveF.83fMXk.KUOO. ........... • To wtrat wa* that dm*, if not to the L'nrfmvond-Stninmn* tariff. nations? Th** tariff made *tr.i-»Ui- i-ul^in lite Payn*’-Aldnch tariff on llni»he*L product*.' for th.- nllegi-**'hcnejilsv( lb*- cotteumer," uud iti many caaes raro-d the duH<*.<* on raw thagftel?. Mill nr i-hullrngc llir Driuocnibi to prilhirc u single consumer*Mho ulll .wear lhal hr hax brru bcticllllrd n Mingle dollar ax 11 result of Ihls prorrss. ,\s u nniltcr of fact lhe eusl of lhe articles affrvtcd hits been -higher than rrrr Irforr. 79c hearing **n tinal account of Guar­ dian tiledDate of hearing NoEslate nf Jonah B. Ra-ey, i|i*ci*:|»I. Edale closed against ehiiin*. F.slale of Lafayette Teerpeiuring. **f administrator' lil**tl. Dal* . S1.2» Satin Damask. 72 in:. Rpcciat.* This 1- a 1 11 tiful liiii.-h. all lin-'ii i-loili. Ktiitabi*- lo u«*! for any iiccu-ion or nnulil make sp|*.-i)*h<l w*‘*l*lins or holidny gifH. >1.25 extra special during tin* .week 98c Estate <>f Hiram Rogers, deceas■d.. Estate ck'-' d against claims. * Caroline Bonifnco. deceased. P**filion* for determination of- heirs iil.-d. Hearing November 17. E.*la(*< of J*>M-ph B. Wortman, de­ ceased. Order appointing gdminisIralor entered, .bbiu! approved nn.l letter* 'issued to C. P. Larat**-*-. Or­ der appointing limo for hoaiuig i-laims. date February* 16, 1915. Estates of Gumg*- and Ha/*4 Wil­ liam-. Wallace Buubei* and Itoniri Sheild, minors.’ .Testimony of f£eeh<*|*l*’t * tiled’. License to sell real bslale gnmled I.* John Doster, report ot sain tiled and sale\conflnne*l. • Messalines Black Satin Measalinn 89c ILM Black Satin Messalinc, elegant quality, yuru dyed or rich lustrous black, full 36 In. wide. Special $1.19 Corsets Thousands of gloui women after a year or more of courting the "nat­ ural tigure" tlm! Ihotnselves intun*<s of shapulciu flesh. Now that the delined waist line is coming back. Ihcy are praying for some means to regain their former pro­ portion. Rosal Worcester Corset, style OOH, will render Lhjs .gcrvice. Price $3 Other special vallum .at, ILN, |L50 $2.00. We also hnvr a ilaFHue ot AlHerir»yi Ludy fiwsrls. Blankets IUJ Special value, extra quality.' with 11 line, long, clean collmi yarn, full silo Special values at these low prices: Full hlrai-lii'd linen.*, excellent *iualily at special price of E. Pratt. Incom- 49c Fall and Winter Coats 49c d**r admitting will to prolnd** en­ tered. Bond approved and letters 500 Yards 65c Storm Serge In . . $218^35.673 Change HQuinst us .... It isn’t merely chance that has brought throngs of eager.buyers to our store every day since the opening day. Not only the city people, but the peo­ ple from the country and smaller towns have certainly taken advantage of the splendid offerings. ’* Good dependable merchandise for' wear and for use in the home and out of it, with the stamp of quality on ev­ ery article,—all marked at prices that will save you on every dollar you buy. . . $8.50, $10, $12.50, $15, $21.50 Children’s Coats, Special at $2.98, $3.98, $4.75 ■ 98c •2J0 BIank*-ls in a variety of plain ami' fancy pal terns iu border and check It will pay you to see these choice coats before you buy. W*- have no old slock on band. $1.98 Outing Night Gowns Made of tqiecml quality outing in plain while and fancy stripes, special price at Special number Special • LOO . Blanket, only <>f these Ten j J sF limited ill slock.' 85c 50c, 59c, 75c, 98c, $1,25 A. J. LARSENfCO HASTINGS Mich. NORTHEAST BARRY. CAMPBELL. ii'-nr Thoniapple, ami Mr. and Mr*. QUIMBY. i**-**. Buil t- living with John Ex- l<"berl iN’J-onip of North Castlequimliy boasts of a new lek*1 ■' ” 'graph operator in tfw person of <.f luk-rtoMtay. IL A. roster, who will make his Sherman Samnel Crabb and wife of Pe­ ulxalu with Janies Mclhtyru lit' wamo visited bis mother at this present / In seven inmiths our exp«»rts of crude materials for use in manufaca per at 1 in- idiureh this week Ftol.iy after a vi-il with her daughter. Mrs'. 11. H. Caslelein and Harul.l luring Itbrqad increased*nearly 8-.msm.(zin. while in th** same periml our night, bcsimiiuic. al 5 o'clock. ' Mr*. V.-rn Hli».. near Sutitield. Mr**. Abe Farley of Fmqky Row McIntyre spent Tuemlay tn (iraml t*X|*urls of llnislb'd pr***luel« *l*-crease<l over 87l,fllto.(MMi. *-d. Progf on probate *»f will filed. visited, her daughter. .Mrs. Daisy Rapids. .Mr-. Sarah Bodwiek of Hickory In other words. 820JX|U.<iW. worth of crmle mat**rials. formerly turned Older admitting will i-nlcj>-<l. H*>n*l Corners* vtdtcd her daughter. Mr*. lliur Nines and Velma Eggerman, Miller **ne day last week. Mr. Crue of Hostings is making into Ihiished product- 111 the mills ami factories Of life United States, approved and lellersUssuiM to^Qe**. Nellie Smith, last week. Mr. and Mn*. Horace Curtis of extensive repairs on the farm imdored t<> Kahuna/****, where they I)i<*k*on. ex**i'tilwr. Petit inn for Floyd Armour mid Vernier K*-l- called *m M. J. Will mid family, Wo.*dland and Mr. and Bits, T. II. houmt lately pureh*wed of Mark were sent abroad io lie manufactured In foreign mills and factories, in license I** sell real estate iil*‘*l. dale itixiebaiurh were guests al. lh*- l*rck«i which will aikl much lo the ‘ >a<idtiiiui In the 827J)(N),(MM) of crude material* wliich we formerly im- of hearing Nov. Ittli. Order apC■ 4ejZMsit*-*l nt J*—*• Hiitbriilgvi's Sunday iift»-rn*ioii. horn** of" their mother, Mrs: Syl­ .ippeurance of tlm place. Mrs. Frank Horn pointiitg tint** for hearing claim-*, u**ar Bedfofd Sunday. porh-d and failed to import under the now tariff! vester Orsbom, Sunday. heing very ill after'being “ with ituin-y. Mrs. JAmea McIntyre Is rnler?)' Mr.*. Mabel Town and, cliildrt-n nft'-r Ami 87i.<KMu«>i of linisli*-*! products, f**rmerly manufactured here elate Fob. 17th. 1915.' and Mr*. Minnie TreUirick visited Flossie Norcutl ami Haifa Egger-: lainiug her two ittecei, Mr*. J. HIGH STHEET. and sobi abpmd, w**rv- not manufactured under Ihi- Underwood larill. and family Saturday, man spent Sunday nigliL with Clark and Mrs. J. tslrolil, of Toledo, *-*-as*-*l. Final account of mtiiiiin-- H.-nry Smllti Frauk Nash aud wife of Hasting* ---------------------------- . M ibb* Brake. Ohio. ' ' while s;r.*jZW.*«<i of foreign niiiuifactUfes wvre added to our imports! l rater tiled. fiat** **f hearing .mi Biiidh-lil Gleaner^ lo lii-i-l. mi«i*'*I Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Seeb r James Scheid! **f Lake Odessa Who b*-m-llls? 1 . Final account Nov. 18th. . Sunday. .'Pent a couple days with (I. Cruso I ln- B.i'tUi*-ld A. O. O. G. will give Foreign labor and foreign capital. Aii***n Merrill »[H*tit Saturday 'iu ami fipnHy. a Hallowe'en social nt th** Gleaner American l;il*or uqd American capital have siilfervd that foreign PULPIT REPARTEE IN 1740-42 hall Friday evening. 0*1. 30. ChirkGrand Rapids. Strong's. Preaching next Sunday. Oct. 25, .capital s*«h! foreign fubm- inifabt be served, mid the parly that has ; sufferitisoti spent Sun- at 2:.'ki. Hunday School nl l:3U. ,**..,• >HWr. Mrs., CltarD. Kellar, who n*e**ntly moved in • broughl about tin- *h-a*lrous enmiilion has the effrontery to hsk for a Minister* Lika Joalah Dwight of Wood- i*iyt>o*|y i-iiiik*. aud have y**ur for*, hilit! Still, o stiigs. nml helped Frhlay our community, is trying ■*> organ­ tun** told. Immediately afu*r imp, . ... .. vole <*f emilldem-e in .Nnv**nib»*r! atook Had a Remarkably Keen her celebrah • mrlhdny. P*-r will I*-* tin* following program: niglil ami >alut*iny with b*-r ize a Young JH*Qp|e's meet mg. A Th** iMnwH-rnls promi'****!. through th** reduction of the l:iriff duties; Cha*. M**ur*-r Mason Hathaway, wife nml son goodly number met Sunday evi-tiWord- **f Welcome-D.'C. 8UI1 "— 'and .faintly. , -' to w.liot they claini«**t was a rovenue hoaiig to stimulate competition, aid, —t—r- ... Ernest nf Hastings visited his ing *a»d the meeting started. II*Jonathan Edwards, tho younger, was STO.W POINT. brother. E. Hathaway Saturday and earnestly wishes the cooperation uf . letulimate husiursiv. iucr*^*- expoHalions and enable the consumer l*» Sole*—I.••onn Tunau!*-. / pastor in Naw Haven for 25 years and H. J. W*4lmmi *-n-iSunday. ... all lhe young people in th** com­ Rrrilatfnti -DeVon Puimnti t-IIw tnore-eltandy.—-------------------------------------------------hgd a decided Influence in forming the • ‘ Charlie Vamlmhurg of Muskegon munity lo help in Ihy good cause. i» spending his vacation with his All try and come*out next Sunday New England theology. It is not easy changes u**ul*l Im* Ji imporlalimis **f mutaufaclures. decrease to characterize the theology of these parents. Mr. nml Mps. H. VandeiiSamuel liurg. c.xpoilalion *>f inaimhictui>-s. Ihmw* llioh<*unds of wnrkiiiutm-n out of •one of the Great Awakening (1710­ iitg. . The older ones ure ulso uskc*l Quile a number of friends drop­ to lend a helping band. 421; they/were ail decided Calvinists, * iiiployim-nt. nfid im-ren«e instead *>f low.-j the co-t.df living. ped in on Mrs. Janies Fans Thurs­ We are very glad lb nnimunc** Itntal. ihminiuinly" — Rev. modltlcd according to their individual i'hc Republican hredirtloie* have Ih-tii inure than realized. day night to remind her uf her that our ulllict***! ones on* improv­ ways of thinklug. but they w'ere men birthday. All report n good (line. ing, Joint Lichty beimr able lo g<> Male Quattdie. Tin* balance *if Irati*-' hi mgpc|iandis«* in nur favor f**r th*- lir-t seven otr power, and every one contributed Mrs. N. ■’ “ Merrill ” ' ' be**n sick without'his crutches and ubb* to *k*» in**iilli-> of 1913. when the Payn*--Atdrich "iiii*|tiilous'' tariff was in effect, to the dovrlopjnent of the people In I I he past few days on lhe gain some work. Mht. Hoot and Carl w ^s 83u8,(MM).nO0. their' Ideas of personal liberty. j are getting along nicely. I IKK VIEW. The impression that the sermons were uniformly long and dry Is an ex-•i-liildr.-ii -int Sunday with rela.than We imported. ■ggeratlon, and there were men of ti\*-« in Hillun**r*-. originality and hiitnnr in lhe ministry, j Horn I*- Mr. mid Mr-, like Joaioh Dwight of WoodMock, who taw-w-li. I h l. H an eight and tin* l.'udvrwiMMl larill was MU,00iM)00. a decrease of f£J8.00U.(KMl. •old. "If un'eon*cried men ever get to 'half |■*•ullll ftirh ‘.^„.^....i7lali ...... .. Aud in th*1 sun*- period the gouunificnl collected 823.000.600 less in hvaven they would feel as uneasy us a ',r !l"'1 "r? Clin-. Smith rtml ’ tUrlmtis duties, although our importations itniease*! $|2’.,.tMNU<00, than •had up the crotch of a white oak.” family -i *-iii sill: Mi- *.in, \ ,i-iu-V it did in 1913. Mr. iiioi Mr*. George Raida mid tween this man and neighboring mln- ,children of lhe’ Slut Thus it Iu*4 going ami coming: Uters. and whan they met him tn the , A kwi of X2ih.000.00n in btisiticas—n gift (n foreign imlimts— mid tntereata of harmony, he p(>y«d that Sunday : The kind that will wear and give perfect .*h*-rniam. U........ I VI... 1'1. they ’might an-bitch their horses to­ >2:1.1100.000 in customs—anol her (pft In foreign nations. satisfaction will lie found in the enormous big I« it any wonder that before* lhe war. which has uiif**rtuiia.t* ly di­ gether on earth that theg.should never ; slock which we have on hand. kick In the stables ut everlasting sal- 1 verted the minds of th*- people from nearly everythin^ else, the D*-mo- ration." Keen *»lt and.sharp repartee I, Mr. . I>d Mi». c. cinrko «*f Briilrn* Buy your floor size Rug. now of us at crala had given tip all hope of wmmflj the fall vlectione? characterised the conversation ot [Str*.-I, <all.-d i*n Mr. mid Mrs. greatly reduced prices—QXI2 sizes at 89.50 to J rank Chai Hou. - Sunday. Ami'll* I*^rhok*gy. which was their aole' is-uc, cou|fl not explain awny a many.—From A History of Connect!>35-oo . ' loss of nearly «3Wl.O0u.omi; but tlm war. which in being u.«ed.f**r all il We carry the largest stock of 4 yard wide - I i-hi-rad Martin • mnirrs. is worth, may fool the people for a lime. But nr dmi’l believe il will.— Ilt-m-y .M»-a'l and daughter, linoleum at very reasonable prices. Precious Radium. q- ni ' Sunday with Frank Most |*eopir are familiar with the Sunday evening al tin- .M. P. church with it*-*. Huber of Lawton as evangelist and Mr. BItxs. idnin’r. Floor Coverings An Income Oo» Prepaid Stock gays, soni-annually, caxb dividend! at 5% ;<er annum. | Net | Safe Convenient Profitable Twenty-tilth year, aaaeta over f 1,000,000. Write for full particulars. CAPITOL SAVING! < LOAN ASSOCIATION Lanalng, Mish. three-grain tablet or three-grain cap­ sule of quinine Rut quinine, powdery, fluffy -«tnff. is estremel* light. Rs diuni. on the other hand, la rztremoly heavy; so heavy. In fact that three grains of Ibis moat precious metal, whlch’ls uortb 135.000. conalats of but a few specks, almost microscopic This little fortune, incased In n con tainer of lead, fa scarcely larger than a one-grain capsule of quinine, and. though It may be held between the I thumb and flagar 'represents a greater value than the life savings of many Ian industrious man. family vf Olim. who- have b**rn vistritig'-drr nml Mi *. Il*--i***n NayNayturniid > liildrrn ivlwti*,*l hum* with, tln.tn Ttwv 'mofoird ii 08545183 FURNITURE COMPANY tejuoon. Emmett. Fmdilner I—BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY— atid M'rt.- Clyde dchiiur. Good furniture for less money Undertaking at lower prices �PAGK ELEVEN THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER 22. 1911. Our Specials • to All Orders. H. & E. Granulated Sugar 14 lbs. forSl.OO Gold Medal Flour, per sack __________ 9Qc Lenox Soap------------------------------- 7 bars-for 25c Galvanic Soap.____6 bars for 25c Large Golden Grape-fruit3 for 25c Cape God Cranberries________________ 3 qts. 25c Virginia Sweet Potatoes7 lbs. 25c New Figs ________________________ Per pkg. 10c Genuine Whole CodfishPer lb. I2y4c Walter Baker’s Chocolate per cake . ------ ------- 20c California White Cherries, large cans------------- 25c E-£-:i'S5“i?MWS BEACH GIUD IMS light ham Chicks Dead in the Shell. i I sei an inritluihrt* with 150 egg­ laud about 50 of them pipped and [died before they hatched. Fifty for little eliieka TH WEI. LETTERS BY MINER inoro died without pipping and I only got 35 ehicks. Why did they J fall to gel Ont? R. M. Tin- best thing i* I* i ll may have I tho fault of tinhead nml under tin* SHIP CARRIED THIRIY[egg-’, as they may have been lark­ ing in roiistiliilional ,igor. It may TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE ns you mention. A good remhave been Hie hsull ot faulty infor sore fiends i« to raise th* run (In- incubator properly, or il. omin Pershin From tuny Hunk givo pain hotor. furlri-5 Un Board. The Grocers FERRIS AND OSBORN May say what they like about each other but neither of them can say aught against The “Holland" Furnace. :: :: w-liere w*- !«>• .Smith'. Mr. mu I ran Watkin-*. Very often .sitting li*-n- Your hens should be fed some meat or ground bom* ns they ansimply crazy for animat mailer, which causes them In pick :it tin* comb. Tlie cockerel* comb wjt« probably injured in some way. nml from losupply >IHe Ntrill silt Pharmacist rule Hint wc can <|>-p*-mlthe male is removed, ll the condition of Hie egg Phu 14 drinking wilier usually Deplumlny Mlles. <ix month. : the -Kimany rhi.-k- —BANNER WANT ADVK PAY.— you can enliglifen me greatly obliged. Washington" Thanking you ri should begin faying, is If you desire the office of Prosecutor filled in a painstakmanner and in the interest of the peo­ ple of the county you should vote for me at the No-, veniber election. John M. Gould Hastings • ■ ■ Michigan Try Banner Job Dept. Kan’t Beat It Can you give me a little informa­ tion about running an incubator? । This is my 11 nd season, and I am having poor success. The shell seem* lo’slii-k Iu Hie chick. I keep First, let nn* say that there is as mueli danger from too rniu-h a** from too tilth* moisture. You ran drown tlie chicks. That Hu* shell seem* to slick to Hie chick is no indk-ntion of’a-lnck of moisture., but rather that yrair i-gg- Itnvn dried tfijwn lop rapidly. have to note your air space tnnre closely and see lhal. it is covered at each stage Of the hatch. The trouble, if you have followed in­ struction* sent you is verv- likely weak germs. Such a condition is often caused by tig) high a temper­ ature nl tin* beginning. I would run my'machine nl 102 tin* first week and Itfl the second, allowing it to go In 10k nl Hie time of hatch­ ing. ■ Wliat is tho. best remedy for favus or while comb?—C. I.-. M. Favus is a germ disease. It is sel­ dom seen in birds that are on free range. It comes from a iack- <»f green food and. confinement whore tho air is close. Anoint tho head Natural Food Nature has filled the well-known cereals, Wheat and Barley, with the various food elements for building ImhIv tis? sue* and for storing up energy in the system. The tremendous water power of the world which will borne day take the place of fuel, is shown In recently compiled slatlelics from various Muntries. The authorities proparink theac statistics beliovp that with th** ex­ haustion of the world’s coal supply this water power would be sufficient to continue the lighting aud heating of the world by means of ejectricllySome <>f the statistfes follow: France has an e ttinated horsepow­ er of 4.500.001). ot which >00,000 is now­ in use. Italy with tho same total horsepower lias about 30,000 utilized. The t’nlted Slates has an estimated horsepower of 1,500,000, while Japan has 1.000.000 mid itussia’s resources are believed to be about 11,000.000.Norway Ims tmo.'Wo honepower and Sweden about Ip India 50,­ 000 horsepower is already being used, in Great Britain 7i».0U0 mid In Spain 65,000. . Our daily paper lolls us that wo have 310 llrgt cliiss passengers. St'>« sei-oml elites pnssenget-s. 532 third cabin. 1.113 fourth cabin. TJiesel with a cr»*w of about 5«M) oi '(kH).i FOOD “There’s a Reason” for Grape-Nuts .Sold by Grocers everywhere NOW’S THE TIME Take Time By The Fetlock. Don’t Let The Mild Weather Fool You. Jack Frost Is Surely Coming. Wanted a Supply. ▼ Mr. lllghsced ifrurn Worcester. In I + Italian restaurant >—"Say, SI. thlv here spnghetty’s all right, ain't It?" Mr.-|“ Neddergrau—“You bet! When I git | home I’m a-golh’ tew write tew our I » congressman fer a package o’ the seed, I bo's I kin raise it fer myself." . ♦ Your Fall Cohl Needs Attention. Grape-Nuts Made from wl nd barley, ba- Jong been ktiown as the ideal food for athlete, invalid, man. woman and child. . It is promptly -digested by the weakest stomach and is tptickly available in the blood forrcbuihlinU waste body^.Ucaiti .. and nerve cells—lhe natural supply of a natural waste. ' Water Power of the World. Pullets (imi Fnt. For Prosecuting A dArnntr oI BarrP County , j on AabllVl HCjr the Republican Republican Tic Ticket Detroit LiH-ntlon S21 Woodward Ave. Grund Rapids Phones ( ili/ens 5572. Beil 1692 Detroit Phone: Grand 700 moriling PAINLESS EXTRACTION Phone .2584. drug having naiTolic.; «r hypnotic proprieties, hut on' the contrary. UII . an* ionic in their effeci from “•— t|l(> Writ^-Ymir ri*rii*<«pondi’ncc will In* Strictly confidential. " NEAL INSTIfiTE. • Grand Rapid*, Location do litem Our low prices, the high qttality of our work and the tact that our dentistry is painless should convince you. (.'«m*ult us for any dental work you may want done. Keep our ad­ dress. You will jicctl it some day. 9th Floor Hanselman Bldg.. Lady Attendant Open Evenings. • •ry little' sleep on Monday! We ha*l loin: talks with1 and lard lirsj symptom is an apparent difilculty in breathing—in n well hen. generally one that liiys. She. op­ ens her inputh a lillle’ as she liroalhi-s. nml rattle^ At first they don't net -sick, but arv«-w*rund to. freshnir type, ’l he other is a «u triof house, lhe window* of whi have been partly open nil whtli openings revered with burlap DR. FRANK HOLMES Hastings. Mich. Advantage! of Singing. I In lhe last junior scholarship examl- 1 nation of the London county council! the candidates were asked to explain : IlJhisi. ni. rode all day. the advantage it »u to children to be deeper for I lie night, and tir- taught to sing. One youngster rather [ evaded the question,, but cplgrammat- 1 ically nnuwered that "Singers' work is j like earning a penny for eating a piece [ of chocolate." from Genoa. Hr had always Inod in the Emd and had always worn NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. Hlale of Michigan, County of Bar-, while colioii or silk suits until he. of I ravelling. mid Notice-is liorcby given, lhal by an order of Hie Probalii Court for Ho- Your Health and Your Money The Meat Market Men. iv.-d home on <'.hri»lma-^Day at! lhe great X*-al system of Institut*’*. ':<*) p. ut. The Fates had hecti makes this positive .*lati*ni**nl: "I tood to ns. Our faintly ami friends absolutely guarattles* that Hie Ni-iH vere w<-li and happy, nml we on- Drink ami Drug Treatmi'iiis <|o ,i..t ..... 1 •* - ------‘ i-onlniii opium or any of its nlkn-’ Christmas dinner with my brother loids. snyehinm , nuxvoniira. Ih*H«doniia. airopine, hyoseine. hyoscyamu*. pilocarpine, rm aim*. .1|m.THE END. Hullip Save^Your Teeth HESSMER BROS. Phone :6a lieaulifui nnd clean, but we felt that • Iteiijnmm E. .Veal, tlie originator of .*.* Birds or wetikne eggs Is the* time for frolic and fun. It's the night for spooks and ghosts and witches. Don't In­ scared for we help to make them up. We have the False Faces, Crepe I’ajtcr (yellow and black), appropriate Stickers for Place Cards, Etc. We furnish a l»ook of suggestions for entertainment, something new. • east i ing. a< many beside ■uni* a day's journey from fe*>» New York. I , will guarantee 1 |n<ik>-d at my AFETY OF TREATMENT walch om-e it minuh*. but at twelve! noon, we hear the iiuchor .chainst ■ Neal ft* aliiieiit i- nlw.iy corning up, and w«* moved slowly j tilHiered internally. N*» hyand into Port. Wo rlearcd Customs, rushed for ... ------------ -------- -------------- —lhe train, and at. 5:00. p. m. w.-t-e : ger of blood poisoning from an inon the Wolverine, iMiund for Grand levied needle’i- entirely •■limiiial*"!. “ ’ ‘1 eaimoi de • ,>mjn>4<Ml .if hariumgredients that Or write >1. C. Redmon, lamslng, Mich. A Hallowe’en Party It make- no difference if you call or phone, wc give you the best possible service. ty march around the blase and tho daring youngsters vic with one anoth­ er in da«hli>K through the flames. •iiml.iy, siallod has proved a silenj sales Dian, so strong, that our sales hnv< J. W. TIBBATTS, Hastings, Mich. tion to y»mr, orders. dorm that was up-,. boltdn. in Ayrshire. I arrived al tjuitrFor days before the fesUval the vil­ lage lads collect materials for the ''great bonfire. Thu fuel-la built upon an altar of turf, and a match la applied I'tincii of cliiek-. other furnace has ever gained tjio popularity uf the “Hollnml” for tin* time il has been on the market. MEANS MORE IN THE MEAT BUSINESS Than in almost any other-lyje. .Wc give <mr persc.nai atten­ The old Midsummer Fire festival, of Druidical orl(la. is ■till celebrated on laticy of seeing our own the continent. but there is probably dock kenl us awake. W»* only one spot In Ghrat Britain wbers E. C. Russ 6 Son Telephone 16 Personal Attention ♦ < You can right now BUY your ENTIRE NEEDS for the WINTER in ALL KINDS of COALS for All kinds Stoves Furnaces and Ranges. Just step tn and SEE, THAT’S all we ask. We invite Inspection and we are always pleased to show you what we have in COAL, FLOUR, CEMENT, BRAN, MIDDLINGS, and in fact anything we have for sale. BRING in your Samples of Seeds, Beans, Wheat, Oats, or anything* you have for SALE that is handled by ANY ELEVATOR and we will name YOU a PRICE. ’ Under the present Market conditions it is impossible to quote future price but otir aim is to pay all we can for Grain, Beans or Seeds on each days market Call us by Phone. Give us a friendly call, the latch string is always out, we are always pt home.' . ’ it nut.- It will u.-nr you out in­ stead. Take Dr. King’s Ni*w Dis­ covery^ relief follows quickly, ll checks your Cold and soothes your Cough away. PloasanL. Antiseptic ▲ jmd Healing. Children like it« (let; T 2d»0c bottle id Dr. King's New Dis- ♦ Dialers In Grain, Beans, Seed, Hay, Coat Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc. covery and keep il in the house. ▲ “Our family Cough und Cold Doe-|^ tor” Writes Lewis Chamberlain.'♦ Manchester. Ohio. Money hack if a rHONc ioO HASTINGS. nol satlMied. but ll nearly always helps. I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. MICH. ▲ + + < ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ �FWIK TWELVE THE fl LSI INGS BANNER. OCTOBER 32. 1»1L and culture we have* admired from the Fatherland cannot have dwelt in the breasts of men who can im•pale the bodies of children on thbir bayonets, .cut off lhe hands of nucaes, shoot seven priest* in one Belgian province, resort to the ‘use of duin-dilm bullet* and saw bayo­ nets. burn wantonly the homes of the-holpb s* poor, shell defenseless villages ami in. mapytiwtaiwes; twb EIHVAItB IC JOHNSON. of which have come to my personal attention m lamdon; pul out. the eyes of llirir wounded enemy, as DR. JOHNSON IS SON OF was done on the retreat from Jlons, la*f us n*l forget that such as U R.M. JOHNSON, MIDDLEVILLE Goelhr, SchilhT. I>**ing. Jean Paul, IITEBESTIIGIEUER FROM LONDON, ENGLAND maim nml Hayden were not. Prus­ w Bren u Resident of Loudon sians but of the Geniiiuiy of tin* nasi beford lhe policy of blood and iron Miiny Lears. He Speaks of pul out the light* of lhe l-'iitlierlnml. lhe Horrors of War. The BANNER received lhe follow-, ing letter Saturday- from Dr. Ed- who<e martial brain con bo attrib­ vvard’ H. Johnson, of London, Eng­ uted much if not all of the omni­ land. son of IL M. JohiHun of present aggression of Prussia, the .Middleville. Dr. Johnson, lias »nent great monarch s'aid, “The-world is several years m London, where', lie governed .only by skill and trick|ia» tiikeu apodal cour.*t *' in medicim*. ami Ui* sinre taken on c.xien- wars conducive ,p> pruMia's -<iilslve hospital and general practice, uineerm-ul. "If pi-s-ible the Powers ■ our renders will he glad ' to rend| of Europe should he made envious what Dr. John-on sayti about the against one aim!hor in order lo give great European war. । occasion for a coup when opporlun-t Dnidou. October 1st. lily-offers." Iii writing the following letter for "Coinciding with these poliriesj tlm "Banner" I would not po.-e u-!Uiav aptly be placed a remark, of the originator of all the idea* in il- .Bi*ma-' - - 1 The facts set forth are,common pro-j alliam pcrly. but being nearef' to lhe Held I has (<> of action than most of your reader-.; , facts which have come to me. in: ,n'lg|,t side of the Atlantic wondering just’ y.'.it-at Ute time how much to believe of all tliy pub­ ■ame lu England, and I lished horrors of war which I ig before that,- warknow must be deluging tlie connlry ; clouds were, at times, much nearer I nml of all the anxious tilnes with than the horizon. At one time in which a most sombre autumn -lias the summer of 1911, pari of which I brought tn n close, what from the I s|*’iil in Brussels, tlie entire Bel-1 standpoint of \ve3iher and the ap­ . u-ian army was ninbilUfng along th>*! parent cbMiitw' of iuteriintinit.ii (.i rmati ixirder. sity-e which lime.f skies, has been a most, delightful judging from its present efficiency, j summer in England. Il has iieen jiept al a high «‘andaid.' I-itlle did any one dream on Hie Xuinlierlertrt tirlicles written onl siuation <>f (lie Archduke Enin/. Fer­ dinand and hi* .consort was. I he talk of our breakfast tables, of the fu--. then iigtih-d.-of what may be said to l><* that Armageddon which St. John the Divine must hove foFe- Majestic Range Sale One Week Ending Saturday, Oct. 24 1000 MAJE5TICRANGE5-AREMADE-INALL5IZE5a>io5TYLE5 $8.00 Set Granite now in Use in Hastings and ON LEGS IF DESIREO wiJUTicnevtR-KvRn<QwtRI large ttevtR-fiunrvMaar tJ?.ppiriG-Prtn; 2-yronu.nEVtRBl/Rn U/WEB0RiPPlN5PrtH5—Z-3NfilLBR!PPnri5- KETTLE: ISTORSL COPPER TEA KETTLE- Aluminum ROASTER; Nejit Week prepare wcielly and ihoruugldy fur| war. while professing peace. Ger-i many is how preparing for war iip-j on a greater scale than she has ever mackerelHlrifters dipped idly Ol) t!•••' Quiet, waler.’and far away the curl- { ing smoke fnini a shadowy lincr.atj limits cnirt like a feather above the horizon. Pierrots sang ini lhe sands | of the front In the acconipaiiimenls 1 I’d she fell Ujmn lief vic.lims deof long-weaned pianos. Royal Hun-1 fealed tly.'iu and annexed their ler-t garian bands dfew lhe crowd* lol rilory.” the piers thrive daily, and all Etiufi-niiany'* prufessijni—and Hie latul. it seemed, wa* holiday mak­ prufertrtors of Gertii.vny are a w-.ai j ing. Son IN *ecim-'l far away, .the 1 fnclnr tn shaping tin* lluntKht and nmrtler of.lla;i'biirg.Hn- subject for! iliph'iii.i.y of Hie Empire hovi’j a. passing lliought. iftid war clouds! rvidemiy mtt I.H.k. d fol All). .ill! as far-away as lhe antipode*. | Does the testimony of your friends and neighbors who own Majestic Ranges mean anything to you' Range this week. Goodyear Hastings •on!ii!tem-y -eemed a wlll-ii-th'-tviftp. We had heard *o much of IrelaiKl s trouble.*..of midnight gtnirunning. of imlilin ami Belfast r>*-ruiting, and. drilling, all of which n’ctfial n-sotl to nnrjs. that all hopi-d in delay lo see some peaceful *■•lution brought tibmil by arbiii.i’ " \ forgo'.. 111 .-mli AUCTIONEER etiuan Europe. the ■e n tierman world, ity of the world । •m ury -will be calle rpO any .one who contemplates having an Auc­ tion S^lc, I yi’cr my services as an Auctioneer sw«y'd. bi be dealt witlurather than. Anglo-Savm or critic proc vast i mi - , ti»ii.- Though the demands of Au— trra .were gfal. A-Hin met ffiVml until H came to life point of Vienna | placing Austrian judg-s over Sr-;'-1 airtpb* .M'op..- for itielr united efforts. -Many British -paper* have - rorn-iimitted-on the far! that at the. front ~ ifTiif' were held at hi* home Friday' inurAUog #L U -/Mibnrk after-which they and In- family accompanied his n-.uusuU on tlie noon tram ami brought hiin lo Lake Odn**a, hful WOnt .there look liitn p> pis only and desire to acquaint you with my purpose and 1 have a good knowledge of the my work. value of stock and farm property and wish to liave you consult me about your sale. 000 Phone 161-1 Long, 2 short HORACE PALMER HASTING! lliere should be a eonferiHH •• of tingreat power* lo adjust Uie mot ten That fact is. common hi-lqry. now. France accept odd he pruposul. llu-«ia wa* al«o ready to enter into il, Italy- was also in favour and overt MARTIN CORNERS. Then whets- wa* (he hilclr.’ many or n^her Prussian Germany | in Berlin liageled over lhe pmpo-iili long enough lo word h-r ultima-1 turn tn Ru’-rtia. wijo naitirally. on' al first believed in England. hut mow.proved to he only an addition' id till- long list of lies. dujdjcilie*.. d">Mpti<>ns nnd atrocities resorted, to by an enemy whose uti-crupu- Russell ami 'daughter num. returned' hern ack their furniture to -wifn of Hnd«o '!• of ilieir d.iught* tin nnd family ll tinder llu* cloak*of universal btuililiuod. in the shadow of tie- Pence Io- Ibdilla in the .hath I'lfjace. rtha had had lime i'i pii-pair hi*, mid I he emwn nnry nffuir* of hfe, to indicate air fiirlliis mereihrss onslaught upon a HFjii*d utj. toward tin thing of the terrdde turmoil bill eonlimml. gefdciu with the npem-d few hours from his. ha! by nig harvests, .resting secure upon tlie IMIIU'NI >1.1•> •>'} Ol j the plm-»» k. in conRiarative .dat i honour.of iiitrrhati<in;il agr«M>mont». refiigvt-s; in the strevt* mu- ho.-lrsj ne«.. hrok.-n only by lhe play anil - the so-called bles-inus >■[ a almost as much Frepcji atid Fl«-mri M-arch-liulils on th- cloud* ^ibn Christian civilization. isli s|«iken as Englislutlud (b«L larg­ tlrnnany Wanted war. and war er shops are linditig jl neci-ssary to] she would have. That poial. as <h-|.|a> ---------- ... nvet-y one know-, Inn been stonily jl8ft|ed by lhe Berlin govt-rmiieid. Ig* n in<*vt cursory glance over life ,,, nlfn-i- large . .. .... ____ .... ........ l>n-cautionniy measures attempted- !<•■ p, drilling piiilM*-—. tilympiii liim'llo lire." humor* of n Ib'riin'll'e<-i ------------ ------------------ --------------------SbiuJllSr"ox '-------------------- ’?ru'"f Z-epp-br.-. mimm-i mg Umlv-liv. menm-inr’. >i.»-on • io iaMMHiM.ai.v.«».. MICHIGAN ''""‘l adjoining -!•■« nrvc be.-n u)i. h.-aru. „ wurni r... „pli<,n H||„ „„|yan. Iiriw,n, f.„ await*-their arrival. Gennnn suiip-cls, though lbu« far: lhisine>*. ui general, i* now !•>•no resort, to present German Im*-[ giipiing lo revive from -1I10 lomli!-' Wai been made, by i-hargliur an ’ pm.iry -lump brought abotil l.v th«i ndim-sion. and allowing lhe public''UiMen rail to arm*, though one «. ...... *■ -i-<—» — । . || nhnp_ftfjsistams silling rk of their .counter^ knitting *ks and bellA.for Uu> imm at tlm 'children of Hastings gml Mr. nnd Mr.-. B'-n Landis and sons of VAmdilnnd spent Sunday.with their parletiK .Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Hilton. I Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cogswell are Ilin proud pan-uls of an-R'.a lb. i daughter, born Oct. H. Congral- ;i:litis. Weirt'CFl, Sunday. .1... R.-im>mbur Ilin S, S, .nnniwdaary. Curious Artiflnisti.nl. I ilay iw'xl Sunday. All old scholars mil tnaclmrs and friend* <»f the A London reporter has bci-u <xplolt-l[Sunday School plmi !•> MUmd. • Ing Amcriran tourists who see-Ixipitonl Mr. nml .Mr*. Orr Fisher nllcndin a day. It la EtfHrmure tutorwtlng 11 to reheet that u lot of these rushing1! people, although tight at home tn tiic ■ city, do not. gee New York in a lift Three-year-old ’ Katharina was tn Uncle John's garden stepping on hia pew peas. When Uncle John saw tho destruction that was going on he called out: ■ Katharine, get out of that bod nt once. I un a very bad man, nnd I’ll punUh you if you don't." dhe came toward him, smiling, and hold out her little hand to shako hands, saying:. •’You*say you're a bud man? Then Ditty Thought NORTHEAST KALAMO. Tho linpptni'BA of your life depends I, Vrattk Briggs jmd ftifniiy motor- । we'll be partners, for I'm a awful bad I little girl.". upon tlfo quality of your thnughts. ’e.l In I.airsing, Sunday. . Everett Ix-un. Mr. didinshn. Ben-1 therefore guard accordingly.—-Marcus BANNER WANT ADV* PAY. Aurelius, lilfl Russell and Mrs. Davis, were I �THE rnunwa HANNEH. IHTUBEK a ml. FACE THIRTEEN I Want You To Invest Your Money In A Business That Shows $10,000.00 Net Profit On Every $100.00 Invested in Eight Years Listen to the Truth If you had taken my advice eight years ago and invested pne hundred dollars in my mail order business, you would have drawn back ten thou­ sand dollars for every one hundred dollars you invested. You never had or never will have such a grand opportunity to invest $100.00 or more in a safe, sure money-making enterprise—in a business that is already a big success, and one that is sure to become one of the largest of its kind in America. This opportunity seems too good to be true, but it is just as true as I am telling you. The business is growing so rapidly that I must increase my capital stock, and instead of letting in the big capitalist, I am going to lefthe small investor in, because he is the one who helped me build up my mammoth business. , ' . Your Never Had Such An Opportunity Before To Double Your Money In a Short Time I expect to do three times my present business in three years, and three times the present business will pay the common stock holders 30 per cent on their money. I am selling only the treasury stock. The preferred stock pays 7 per cent, dividends payable semi-annually, January 1st and July 1st. The. common stock pays whatever the business earns. N6 stock will be sold to speculating brokers. All stock is to be distributed among the small investors. Our business this year has had a phenomenal growth. We must either turn away thousands of customers or'add to our capital stock. Our business saves our customers anywhere from $5.00 to $10.00 for every $1.00 our company makes. Our big dividends are made by the immense volume of business coming from all over America. It is a money-saver for the people and a fortune-builder for its stockholders. Write for full particulars before all the stock is sold or you will make a big mistake CANADA MILLS COMPANY PRESIDENT and L,KST GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN �THE HVFHNG8 BANNER. OCTOBER 22. 1911. PIC. I mfRTEEN ROSS' CLEAR HELD 02619583 By MILDRED CAROLINE RIDGE. lid beauty of that face as she observed him and GOOD­ light. "Oh! you must be Mr. Morton's ‘I shall never forget Ruth Purcell. 1 friend!" she cried. Such love aa mine cannot die. But I ter from him?" curmUed Rom. Ask Ed how it was done, THE MAN THAT LOST THE PLOW" •wn up that tlicy arc Price Cut- i "Quality Trust wa only will count with them. The Malleable Steel Range features about it that MALLI-IABLE. ratine these tlm ttKjti: long the torture for myself?" Wylie Morton spoko like a man,1 earnestly and bravely, but*.under the! surface Ross Evans could trace bls i। deep suffering , ' Good-by, Wylie. If It must be that.' said Roes with genuine feeling. "You are sure Ruth-does not care for you?" The Man Who Lost the Plow himself known and Rota Hastings, Mich. The Best, Safe, Conservative Sure Investment wm enti thought st ant caller at the Purcell home Then he tried his chances again. Ruth hes­ itated. His honest, loving face ap­ pealed to her. but finally she told him It could not be. Then on* evening be camo in great baste and excitement to the Purcell home. He bad received news of Wylie. A Jajter apprized him that his friend was lying sick unto death st a lonely togging camp In Oregon. "f am going to Wylie quick as a train can take me," ho announced in bls Impetuous boyish way. He talked over his plans, too ab­ sorbed In them to note that Ruth took In every word. pale, eager, all a-tremble. When he had bade all of them good night Ruth went with him as far aa ; 1 Detroit & Northern Michigan Build ing arid Loan.Association , lhe door. She bold bis band vently. "Oh. do all you can for your dear Mr-, Ed. Kimi V\ uddluUil, n-r d.mglitor, Mrs. I»r several weeks morning fur l*orllat*d. o spend some time with .md rtpeclv to visit in lilWlon and Chlifurm'i In-torn ning io Michigan. mime laying iiway remains were •in lhe noon . Mr. Hroni'iii. Delmar Groiuyions, was loriiine and it is thought lltttl iM-i h a sufferer for Main St, Monday crowd. imlnra Iwk suffera tilt blood iioisunitii -Mo. Miuy Ti>wii«r-nd. Mr-. <!ol>m T. Munroe . <-. II Tnllle ah<l red |<» IjiiiHiuk ami honor of h-r kuhst Rapiil-. uti-r Sunday, Ig'dichl chureh a chicken Mrs. * I Chirk <-f Clifcnpi l.'dhm-r at flu- 1..... . hdilh Fl'-minu: Ih-lh-r rti Ktntr St., (his Thursday In nMt... i-v-mng from 5;no till 7:(«» o'clock, Strong'* place vvr-l >>f lhe village i- known hi-ii-; -Siepheti Downs of Mtiple Grove was found dead in hi.s cornfield, l«y Imt maiden name e, Cora David- has iMtiigbl Lyman Brown's lit use Sunday afternoon. E. v. sniiih. i 11.. -' and 1 ii nml Imur (.luh gnvi'imnvo tn town this fall. «‘.ne* Apphtnan wei>| |n Flint.. <nx । - u- 'tn w. ll imriy at Mrs. Chester Huffman and lillhMonday, to allend J. (». O. F. Grainl llw bopn> of Mrs. .1. E. Bunmian. । daughter of South Haven art viz»’'■fira.’ F V Itaiker and Mrs L.r.n 'Z’7 ’Mrs Mi, ox- jitinir relatives and friends .n (he Mrs. t.. \. imi k< r .in<i Mrs. j>>h i. pet is to leave soon to itiako herlvillace Apjlraun BIT M RM U.K <v- I l.wr will, l„r .UurtlW. Mm. C. 1. Hr . .. ... p. McKimtis of Blain*. liien.lmu tin Ib-b-kab Grnod. M<-hmni-> al Rhino, Washington. Washington, ' wm called here , . - Mr and Mr-. B. B. Braden went by lhe .serious illness of his liiniliU B. Corlnght was :>l U-wng.jto Kalamazoo, Turaday to attend <t. Mrs. L. McKinnis, spends tnrwl ‘J'f ennvwliAn aw «f ilia lime nl Grand Rapids in the " iwecn the I . »>f M. and M. \. C. dclegales from <>ur loral church hoM'ilnl by lhe bedside of his ..a Ih. M. A. C. grMuiiJa.jand Mn., H,ll lo mother. VMlM li»T iiiMtier. Mr*. Sainu<-i Hartford. Iasi w’eek. * nml . ' "I Got No Rsply. famiiy at Hint, llu 1 routnmn, Mr. and Mr-. K—»»< ' E. B. Tyrrell Detroit Mgr, Detroit, Michigan. - ebook ll out a letter fell from Its pocket. It was stamped, and addressed to "Miss Ruth Purcell," but bad never , been mailed. In a flash the truth came to Rosa. He hurried to Wylie and showed it to him. The latter flushed, paled and then sank back overcome. “I think I understand." aald Rosa slowly. "Why, Ruth's actions are aa clear as day to mu now. You never mailed that letter, she supposed you cared nothing for her—and say, I'm going lo keep that letter and straightcn out this tangle." p Which Roas did, sending all detail* to Ruth and the letter Itself, and tell ing her that they would forgot that "perhaps" of bls, and imploring an answer. And that answer bade Wylla como home and be a happy man. Aa to Roas, it was not hard to ding j to lovable, gentle Mary Thorpe, and be glad that things had come ardund just right, and that -to Wylie Morton he had been a true and loyal friend. puxxled. In a half page ad. last week we told you some of the great advantages of our Association—Now, wc want to again direct your attention to the sure INTEREST EARNING power of our proposition—A little saving EACH WEEK — and you soon have a nice little sum laid aside for the “Rainy Day" of life. You can’t afford to not make inquiry direct about what we have to offer you—2cts. will do it. Phone 4011 1435 Dime Bank Bldg. it was due i the following Monday. In a search for | clothing. Rosa investigated the satchel Wylie bad brought away from home. Roas selected a light coat way down of whom neither he nor Wylie bad 5% INTEREST NASHVILLE of the friend he bad come so far to aid. month he proposed—and was rejected* Still, she was kindly toward him. There had come of late a strange far- Jesse Townsend raniv. isiurr ana i saa io carry : him here to Acapn tb<T flames. Then I we made this shelter. All the others; have gone. Poor father died a week ago. He Is burled over beyond that I liltlk knoll." all. 1 asked an immediate answer or no reply. 1 got—no reply." friend—alone?" exclaimed Roes, moved Wylie ran for bls train, bound for i mightily al the realization. "You did heeded, so that he could forget his' “I bad no place to go to.” said the girl Mdly. "Besides, Mr. Morton had Ross went on his way. He felt sorry for bls chum and yet a new hope half-burned stores l<-ft from lhe tlrp j arose in his heart. He. too. loved Ruth and wo have got along very well." | "You are the noblest woman 1 have ever met!" burst unrestrainedly from, tho lips of Ross, and be did not even I loved Wylie the best. except Ruth Purcell. Then he passed ' Rut now—his step quickened, bls under the shelter, with sorrow knd 1 eye grew brighter. Ruth Purcell did ■e- raiiuc- wu ii The AliimiiiiMii Ilin "Is slowly recovering from _ ” explained - Mary Thorpe,, Noisy Childhood. It Is interesting to note the results of careful Investigations into tho . causes of dullness and precocity in * children. Precocious children are. as . a rule, heavier, and dull children lighter, than the average child of the same , age Precocious children are taller ; and have larger chests and wider ! heads than backward children. No ' child whose weight la below tho nor-!. mal standard for his ago should bo r permitted to enter a high school grade , that the average child of his age at* tends, except after sueb a physical ex­ amination as shall satisfy the physlclan that the child’.* strength will bo equal to the strain. Here the connec-. tlon between physical and mental condltlons Is very plain. Physical weak­ ness often produces an abnormal men­ tal alate. In Illness or convalescence, or when suffering from hunger and fatigue, most of us are more irritable than when we have our full strength. Selfishness, untruthfulness. Ill-temper < and the like very frequently have a I; pathological basis. Thia Is so charac- ! teristlcally true that we may in most .' cases consider moral aberrations as i! conclusive evidence of some sudden moral discrepancy. Do not run for the tod. but for the physIcfM! only bo . careful what you call a "moral discrep- - Light Your Houte and Barna—Cook Your Meala With Home-Made Acetylene And Make Your Acetylene With a • Pilot Lighting Plant Pilot plants make Acetylene automatically a little at a time as you use it in your gas cooking stove and in your lights distributed throughout your house, your bams and out-buildings. You simply fill the generator with the gas-producing stone "Union Carbide” and water about once a month. Pilot plants are approved by The National Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters. » « All told, over 250,000 country homes are using Acetylene made the Pilot way. A complete Pitot plant, consisting of generator, pipes—hand­ some light fixtures and gas cook stove, can be -installed in any country homo in a couple of days* time. . Such a plant is a permanent improvement and will furnish you with the cheapest. Safest and .nost practical light -and fuel now available for country home requirements. Write for our illustrated catalogs and descriptive booklets giving all the facts. A. R. GRAHAM 808 Mason Street Flint, Mich. Managing Saletman for OXWELD ACETYLENE CO., CHICAGO Hastings Business Exchange demand Tor Farm l^ind Wrr•• jv-quinM land" Being preyared for all 150,00 lo 112 1(1.00 lo so.liu per ncn ftO.IMI lo 100.00 per lien- Ilarxaiti> in city |>ro|»Tty. Hastings Business Exchange sobbed. "1 would die for him. brave old . 130 East Center St, chum! ’ declare^ Roas , and the^J stpod spellbound, ii ­ , . ___ . for Ruth leaned im pulsively toward him and kissed him. fie thrilled all over, be put out bls arms, but she shrank away from him. covering her abashed face with her Why Sound Jumps Great Distances Bound does not gfwaya travel i hands. Was she sorry to have him through NOHTH \ ISIIVIll-Fthe air In a straight line: It j CALLS FOR MUCH DEXTERITY Ksl Efi»l<-y of Benton Harbor was .. . r .......... A.I..1 ..I. U-., . "Ruth." he whispered ' ardently, ofterf happens that two zones of sound | ara separated by a zone of silence. Chakri-Throwlng MlQhV^Well Be Con"when I come back I may ask you j mt and family reecnlly. In 19G8 an explosion of dynamite on ! again the question ot my life?" Perhaps," she fluttered, and left the railroad then building up the Jungfrau waa heard In two different b mines*. In front of the mausoleum of a holy zones. Tho flrat eztended through a John (■••arhat I of Disco, I: Then a more somber vein camo to radius of 40 kilometers around the ex­ saint—Mohamed (Rious—a fair Is held plosion. The other began at a dis ­ annually on the outskirts of Gwalior his spirit aa ho covered lhe first stage E. B. Smith. ih«nlon Smlllt of MaMlllon. Ohio, of bis hurried journey, and struck off tance of 140 kilometers, the sound be­ (India) town, about the middle of the jgj|........... visiting his brother Ed. and on the lonely trail leading into the ing unheard In the intervening 100 rainy season. The most noticeable tea- j V turn of the fair is the chakri-throw. A family. ’” heart of the great pine foresta of the kilometers. chakri Is a piece ot Iron something ‘ Similar phenomena had been ob ­ . .r-ib.d. Feighner -and Mr. Pacific slope. • ’ served elsewhere snd physicians tried like a spindle, over which a long'piece, p(|y,|,? y Schm-ur Ih»Hi <>f Castleton. ’ * The were married Wednesday evening where naught but charred tree itump* to explain them by the reflexion of of string or thread la rolled. T** the eound wavea from certain atmos­ player thrown blab Into the air tho.at the home of the bride's narente clumsy piddle barge that was convey­ pheric strata. Professor Fujlwhara. Iron chakri (literally a roll), holding Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Feighner. one end of the string In his hand, and who has studied such matters during Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Kaiser and .«<>n, ing him and a logging crew down a broad turbid stream. Striking stories volcanic eruptions In Japan, asserts gives It a swing and jerk in such a Francis fpont Sunday with the lalof the vast fires that had devastated now that these phenomena depend clever manner that the chakri. on ler'i* mother, Mrs. F.va llmiglilaliii Thornapple lake. the district were current Whole log­ upon the direction of the wind In the coming down, rolls up the thread alCharley Feighner nnd family are again on Itself, and is caught In the ging camps had been engulfed, refu­ middle strata of the atmosphere. . hands of the thrower. The art has recovering from laarippo. gees bad been scattered all over the Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Green and chil­ been dexterously practiced by a class section. When Rosa spoke of Camp dren w<-re Sunday gut-sU of Mr. The little town of Tarrare, near of people for ages past, and some' nnd Mrs. B-al hull of Maple Cedar, the captain of the craft shook Lyons, France, boasts of a unique In- members arp so renowned that they bls head solemnly. .. ... Ed. Green nnd family spent Fun­ "A few of tho old hands hung atltution, a mycologies! bureau, where around there whan we passed there judgment may be had concerning moat Interesting to watch tho thrower ,|ay wilh Mr. and Mnt. Beal Dull mushrooms brought to It for examinn- fling the chakri up high, catch it in bls of Mnple Grove, hands on return and continue sepdipg Georue Dull nn<l family Hpi-nt. cut out. The whole layout went up tion. The country roundabout abounds It up again and aga|n till the rope be-' Sunday wilh their son, Amon nnd in the flames—mill, cabins and all." with mushrooms of many varieties. comes as high aa seventy feet above!wife of Casteion. the ground. There I. absolutely nol Wesley Baker atH wilMm onpation about the spot when Rode left the boat alone at Cedar Camp. It waa poisonous. Since the establishment of Chakrl °r ,tW BWaeth"enibamt>!on i PM-n»*armenler. living ‘ just west iho champion | j(Mhville.on Wm. Strong's'farm, fully an hour before he aacertalned lhe bureau at Tarrare no one, thinks epakri.. * went out tn huak some com lo that the place waa not utterly de- ef purchasing muabrogma without the -thrower. ; feed his how. and when nis wife. aerted. A thin veil of amoks guided bureau's ticket of identification and gnarantee. I had dinner ready she went out to him to a makeshift shelter ot tree All the country paople'for great dis­ i see why he stayed so long, and Prospective Father. branches In a little valley,^ mile away found him dead in lhe field. He tances bring their mushrooms to the had not been feeling well for a boulder sat a young gfcl. mending Institution for examination. day or two. He was past 60 years Ing baby without saying things that old. . • wouldn't look well In‘print. FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. Phone 136 Wm. A. Dunn, Mgr. BANNER WANT ABVS. PAY. �PAGE FIFTEEN THE'HASTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER 22. ISli. Tir'.M.Kiuiiorr time or other, then why doesn't tha ..tlm... I.. .<_ ____ __ . EGyb* you think, Mr. Merchant, and your goode need srtUIng than lhe rail* , a____ ■____ >Nothing Ii ever completed in tba advertlaing world. . continually advertising — ati they are continually doing . good business. about Chrutmcs time, It certafnly will pay ypujo run ad­ vertisements about all the tirna. ADVERTISE in THIS PAPER noi su I The young people will tie. - in I charge of a course of-lectures given I by Rev. Bready. The. first one will I he given October 30, the subject, “Cranks." Thu price will be W rents per ticket for th- whole I course, nr 15 cents admission at tho door. All are cordially invited. There was quite a good turnout I nt lhe Sunday School rally la-t I eundny. There were' two young men there from Ypsilanti mid one from Grand Rapids who are visiting frit-nils in Ulis locality. Mr. Duly and George Garrixm at- | tended quarterly meeting al lhe Dowling chuivh Sunday afternoon. Hupi-rinUmtlenl Rev. Lathrop was in charge. J. It. Duly aiutl ’ his niece. Mr*, l-ranre* llendershitti, visited al Jrnk'ph Mumoii’.i of Rutland Friday. Mrs. Florence Smith of Jla-iiiig*l “pent In-t . .... .. nl lam Hend-rshotl's, Mr. Smith being there doing [ Southwestern Barry DepartnHit F\0 YOU know of anyone who is old enough to read, who has not seen that sign at a railroad crossing? m:uooi. GI.()VERDAI^ Last Week's Letlor. Mr. ami Mrs. Bort PaUon of PrairioViilo spent Sunday with fir. und Mr*. Claude Musher. _ • Mr*. Till Chaokberiain rcliirm-d .Munday, sbp has been spending Hie past wri-k with hor daughter Mrs. Millon tkmyer of Cressey. Mr. mid Mrs. E. L. Heardleo are mavilig into the Patton house this Mrs, Ella Tyler of Sturgi* I* going lo upend lhe winter wilh her broth­ er. Ilcv. Gurney's. Mr. mid Mrs. Conrad KalhiU* re- Removal Sale! Removal Sale! Forced Out of Present Location! We are conducting the biggest money saving sale on Wall Paper, Alabastine, Muresco, Paints, Window Shades, Room Mouldings and all heavy merchandise ever held in Barry County. Simduy School altendanle. u .quite wilh friends in .Nashville. Mr. and .Mr-.'Jotin Munro and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nevinn and Iwo HICKORY CXMLNEIK. children all uf Plainwell spent tjunl'.<u r»«|MHideiil. -lleieii Dietrich. dny wilh Mr. nnd Mre. John McMr. mid Mrs. ( Toni Well, who tings one day Iasi week mi bu.-ineM. Mr. and .Mrs. Pearl Hayward itpenl kevernl day* with friend- in north-, ern pa*l i-f the slate. Glare.Wilheih iind'mother Mrs. J. B. Gri-wold .spent over Sunday with friends in Grand t.-ilge and Mrs. Wnhum mid baby lelurning llOiiie wilh (heiii. Mr*. Nevin* has cnnie (o make Iler hmm- wilh her 'laughter Mr*. John McLeod. Church Noles, TIiAre will be preaching-h-re next Sunday morning and evening. Sunday school at. 11:00 P. M. Ev- After 10 years of honest merchandising in Hastings, landlady Insists on an impossible rent, which forces us to move early next year. Better to move than to charge an advance price for merchandise to pay an unreasonable rent. Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Dielrirh and dauuht*-r Il-l-’ii drove lo Baitli- urdny mid ent*. Sunday wilh h--r par­ ■ ninazoo Tlmr.-iliiy evening C.luiid Quillian is shipping i«ola- To make the move as easy as possible to our pew and permanent home, the J. S. Goodyear corner, directly opposite the New City Bank, we are making this big sacrifice sale. Don’t let the others get all these snaps, hut get some for yourself. Friday niglil. Oct. 23. l.'-inaar'.< Sunday were Mr. an-l Mrs. Will 'I.i-inaar, and dnugbti'r. help Hl- lad'-r il will In- a lereslitig topic. Mr. ami Mr.-. Allah Whilmpre. HINDS CORNERS. Mr. mi<l .Mrs. T. HiM-kwi-IH Wi-n- in Mrs. Ikdlingi Mr: nnd Mr-. Gould and Mi Smiiider* of Hastings were nil iHoldnwm' ' l«XWill Perrin nml George Williams I ..................... \l i- rm.I »yfe Timina nf lto-|. Ing* nml Mrs.I.illi- Bmnili nf Bailli . Mi'.* Pearl l.awr-nei- spent t'iilGreek spent tin’ liiitor part nf la.-l urduy in Biillle Greek. School Note#—Ti-ntli (inulc. ARTHUR E. MULHOLLAND of M'diiiK-nlatiiin. Ninth (innlr. . Tin--ninth grade nr- studying thGrowth -d Sparla in lii»l<iry and Hi- laving Pari <d Hn- St-ni in ImH-I If your watch or clock is in need of repairing, bring THE LEADING DRUGGIST Where You Do The Best Goods Delivered it to us and have it-cleaned in the Right Way. work fully guaranteed. _ VVe repair jcwclcry too, rings made larg’cr or small- broken stones replaced new mountings furnish* cd. Sei mill Grftde. All. A quiet Iff He wedding look place nl tin- limn- of Augustus Kline Bun­ day, when .Mrs. Alscuii HmiUiuuid [Mr. James Maxwell of -ilasfnigs I wore nulled in mnrringi*, Rev. Gfi-[wold performing Hie ceremony.; I'hily Ih- immediate relatives mid miend* were iiiVib-d. After lhe Primary Room. । • . . -arc having a cimlrM belw.-i n t.llll.t. CEDAR J.AIvE. fourth nnd Jifih grad?1' spellingf .William GbU» ,,f 1 Tin. foiirih grade - lire !hinz>><> wero Hie oipdf "t H iSiTndny. Remounted— R ESSME P U Ont Certain Exception. ' — Some jx-opi'.- belleyo tn contnuti*. but no man enn h:iio a light heart and a dark brown Uf. ul lhe same time. lllefe Uli) b ■ — Diamonds NORTHEAST IllTLAND. JEWELER AUCTION SALE 11 Safety First Thi« hold* true in your electric wiring. Thai'* one reaton ily -dill remain in Iheto conifoilublc iiillam'. 'flu-lln h;ml, !»<«•* purchas­ ed mmlln-r adjiiiuing ItoM.r own. ■ ‘ W. ||. I’j-I, lm< h->-u taking <>iili-r* fur a line hook conrr-rninu lhe niiiw- mid leadiiu.- up in llu- ti-iri- lioiib- of Mrs. Having more stock, particularly horses, than we care to winter, we will have an auction salo at my farm, 2 miles south and I’/z east of Woodland on section 35, Woodland township. This sale will take place on M;ihi RAGLA DlSTItll.r. Adi-lbert Seiii- i. tu-i'>iin|iii your electric work. You'i ’ knowit is done right and lha* your building* are aafe if I do ‘ Wednesday, Oct. 28 Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp. We offer the following property GEO. VAN TIFFLIN • Electrician. iiHiisi: ■ b'eHrli. Order Our Drays When you have aiiynioviug tn be ' done., TWO ALTO THUCKb. Our Specially. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Ph^na El-H. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION II. G. Aidham Teacher of Violin II \UNESS. foul. li'JiiiiiH'd,d'iulde work hurncss/ -iiaiig-H ii- pi; bnrkw.ir.l uim1«m-< of ‘lh- B<-t I Mr. anti Mr*. I'. G. alojemmi mid '• chu-k. Sunday -.-rand-on .Donahl h-ivt in--n away I.Htlr F.b-i- Cm ■mi n w.-t-k'- vit»il b> D-lroit. Mr. ill. tloekn'l -—m E. T. Gregory took.cart! of thing- a* her friend* w­ in llieir absence. ' A iinmlt<-ir- fr find. ' broke. DOWD'S t <lltxi:iis. IJIUII. ■Wflt broke. • - Alack, tun year old roll, <|i-hliup. ul. Il.'tli. I ornirrs’ Fmurjli* (•rain mid Frrlilizrr Drill O-lmruc Kpriny tooth Drag. Brimn Mun- Goll, otu- yr. old. lilmk .Hurt: (oil, our yr. old. •rylHidy who und ciiflci- will im William hiurlr > Wenz's Capital City Orchestra -.i. , Barry, vMr. and Mr.«. Whirry Wal-ra :iyd aturilay. He «;i< btpiily xi«ii.-il ai"jr.iii Mitllbt-W'. of l.araln-c a 1h-.i‘>I iftil liold- Piuluiik. Sunday.. ' Studio und Residence 435 West ■\ ” .Ul an.I u-r.-' Mi Jnill-lh’d llinbn-l!;i. Court St. Phom: 391-13. Pusiliuly •M.L-itt-rs Croup. .1., j Slop '1'lmse Early Brun। ridel CouqIis I They hang on all winter if not; |m- a |>o\ -ju-ial mi j checked, und |iave (he way .for[ , lh- 2nH>. ;d Hu-J M-rious Ihroal mid luug di.-ea.—. dops the hi’irse c.rmgh. Tili­ Frey, in So x. <l;n>. Get a bottle nf Fiilcy'- ll«>nry jiud ng. s'lrangling, light -fur i^pro PHONE JW23 .... ...... <>f I he giifhering aside’Tur ttoinptniiid, mi<i take it freely. rivos way l<» quiet" hr«?aUiinu Lansing________ h|ichigan from 'I* Korlal f-’ainr- i« t<- i-.ii-.i- Slops‘coughs iind mid*.-lu-als -raw; irm-aful bleep. ■ IPiroid [:m 1'ir.ihii -ufflri-nl tn imrcha*- ;•1 inllmned-. Ihroal. hM>*-nIh-l__ _ MieliJ ... l|i«. vii H'-vJ “Wi- give •y*- Hot Honey, wi-J Tnr 4o oipi,--w -.-rl’on lor flu- |.<.okf-i'e l!i -f I ulilcgui and is mildly laxative. B--.I vy CVYTW WITVXTT'K/ ditto...... . Hu <Ji-.inei h|.>'.ii ■ ‘llu*, for children mid grown pniwu*. di-n Iren toi tor r-ihuii mid ;l alwuv* iuiykly.Arlutir Mulhuik, -a. xcmumi. hi." fix BACKACHE KIDNEYS AND BLADDEB llliuugh Hie date is a few days curly.!Adv. , [Adv. 'i.n-. . , 5-inyh- .luijjyy hurnrss. IIISGEl.I.WEOl S. The ninny friend* of‘lohn Irving frt»vn around Imppr-uni - him a *ur- . .... . nrurly IrihiiiK-d double mirk li'uriie>s gu-jtl us foul. ■lohn-lirtvn farm l.i-' w—k. V-rn Brmin-fon] ha- j....(l‘ draw’ ing wliijii for J. J. Fish. Mi-* Sfullii* Toozi* lin« koi-1- «iiojl wilh a family from Bullh- Ct....k. Mr. ami Mr*. John H.imrb uf H i' II- Creek liavi< been vD'ilm-r (h-i ■ <lingl»i-r mid husband.' ..Mr. ;nn Fall Term Starts Fiist Week in September. 5'OLtl IkWNbl rILLu I.ai1li- Tills Is n well mulihi-d pair. PIANO AND SAFE MOVING -I.... Plenty of shelter for horses in case of storm Hot Lunch at Noon TpiniC' sums °* 55.00 °r undaf eazh. Over that amount lUllllo. i yeat’s time will be guen. on bankable notes, with interest at 6‘.<. ,.,«.,H-rSa In r--nnnril until M-Illru for. Geo. Makley Guy Makley ’Proprietors'’’ Col.W, H. Couch, Auctioneer �THE HASTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER 22. 1911. FADE RIXTEEN announcing mu 'ci IRVING. Economy Sale Don't know why we can't Mr..and Mrs. W.iU I -I eakiiix ,ti(H>n —of ot— Stationery | py 11)11:1-U n'1 Grand Canyons Withal il wa* •rialion. ami The truly economical way to buy stationery is by the pound—provided .you get a full sixteen ounces ot writing paper. Commencing at 10 o’clock, the following*property: nigbl. after Cascade Linen Pound Paper is an exceptionally good quality of white writing paper, put up in nn attractive man­ ner, lor whh'h we,regu’aily ask 25 cents per package. We waht more people to get acquainted with this station­ ery and make the following proposition: Saturday wc oiler you one’ p<mnd package of the writing paper together with 50 envelopes tp match—the combination for 29 cents. JJoninfri Aob Saturday only, 45c worth J\6lH6HlD0r:ot Stationery for ... WEST IRVING rHlendiKi I ho fair nl MiiK|lc- GOODS DELIVERED in lo agree Und It Wtut li.li>*’ arvcth & Stebbins Thu'rmlny :iflerii<w*n In give • and pupil-* an **p(***rt unity Phone 31, Hasting*. Mich. You are nrissinjl it il you arc not attending our Wall Paper Clean-Up Sale. Wc must make room for the new goods, The Irving General Store At the Irving General Store may be hud the opportun-’ ity to purchase every-day wants at the right kind of prices. *Tis true some things have took a ' jump, but just look here at these prices: Three Ge boxes N.T..Matclie* ............ . ....... 10c • Hulk C*nrna tier Hl. . ... . ” 25c Tilted-16c pkg*. Tobacco . . ... H bar» Lenox $oap 25c C. R. WATSON, General Store IRVING, MICH. BOTH PJIONHS -Hastings, 159 IJ.-<S: Middleville Line, US 11.-IS. Suggestion Made by Smart Young Man, Though, Wn Not Altogether a Pleasing One. "And an? all these—cr—companies dead?” The you^ig man reluctantly admitted • that they were. " et. ufA r corning here three times i to 'iiLHi teach ub our business, when 1 concern go clown you coolly so­ ... , a berth In this p'oor effete old •upper flrm. Why, what use are you to us? Acts as Executor, Jrustee under wills. Ad­ ministrator. Guardian. Receiver. Business Agent Jor it)omen. and Jrustee. bond issues, receives wills jor safe keeping, manages real and personal property. rnoon. shape Consultation invited iiiiniouatioii Inmlmmk- . The optimist- countered that caalljr. Sacred Spot to Hindus. IU Claim Ii Supported by Most Students oE Indian History. ' 223 Mvn'a 1 nl.ra .PHONE 223 rr Middleville MONUMENTS Good Foundation Absolutely Necessary For’satisfactory work. Your ------------— .............. «... (all order for a-Monument OUGHT to l>e placed AT ONCE. We have a splendid *• line of Monuments and Markers and can order you any­ thing you want or make a special design. Ironside Brothers Monument Dealers 7 m A Which Is the oideat city in India? An attempt baa been made to Identify th<* i'urana Kila at Delhi aa built nriniiH on the site on which waa altuated the Indrnput. mentioned in.the Mahab ntnlion “ n <* P.....,! Stir- HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. --r Hastings, Mich. __ , uTry an Adv. m Our Want Column N. C. THOMAS, Auctioneer. B INNER WANT ADVS. PAY. WALTER HAYWARD, Clerk. Henpecked Husband's Want. Qualified Rebuke. An EnKlkhmun has ln»enled a lawn Flvc-yrar-old Marie likes to see tho »ower like a home clipper, which Is! funny ptetUZM. She had the paper bP*'nil*d with both bands. But what a|rcad out on the floor looking at It ***** henpecked husband wants Is ai trheu her father turned out the li.qht. J**" bwwer ‘’P*’™1 Ebrtsttani Mary waa angry at this, und Bald, Scl*X^c- l«Oul»vlBr Courier-Journal. ••You've got your nerve," but ob sho - —>—> —I realised Irnniediutcly whom she was | talking to she haatlly added. "But you Good Thought. ; know year rights." Keep an eg? timer near the telaphom* to gauge your iong-distanca• — ------... «“ ■ -RANNEU WANT ADVS. i*AY^- AUCTION SALE Owing to the lack of feed and too much live stock and because I must raise some money at once. I will sell at Public Auction on my farm known as the Bowes farm Section 12 Baltimore Township, 3 miles west and Vi mile north of Maple Grove Center, 2 miles south and 1 mile east of Quimby and 5 miles north-east of Dowling -ise be’ Vl'r> u,,Lfu*- L‘k,k *hal “ ’Plendid ex­ ile" old' Pcr,unco 1 vc had in winding up com­ I* now -Uie_jnihFj THINK BENARES OLDEST CITY Town Hall. • - '■ • I’ii-ld Tt.Tv and S<‘|irwd Rally We will do the rest. We can. make that Winter Suit or Over­ coat look like new. Dry Cleaning is our business excl We specialize in Ladies’ Garments, Furs, Feather.*’. Etc'.', also Feather Dyeing. WE GET the SPOTS SHELTER FOR HORSES. W. A. KENT, Proprietor. | There Is a certain middle-aged and I olu-faahlbncd'bualncMi man who is a Fort Scott Divorce Case. ' | little doubtful whether he, or the otbA Fort Scott man ic suing his wife iinipvi- ctiUha- । cr- carrll<1 uff 'bu hunoro of war In an Iia\«* yield-interview given to a smart young man. for divorr®. because In- rays she J chews tobacco. He had lived with rainnidniitly. Owing I., a --low -al-! The smart young man was applying bet nine years, but evidently he, for th*- fruit h*ris- many an* con- for a berth. . found a piece of plug tobacco In one' "you've called on mu before, but not of her pockets one day. while he I1 • qu yoOr present errand. The flrot time was mending her ctorties. arid inconi- i | you represented (Jp-to-Date, Limited. patibillty Immediately ael in.—KanBan City Stsr. i-misider.ibl*; • and offered to pul our cuuceru on mod’ eru lines. Then }ou came on behalf ofj ItRand Rapids Jrust|]dmpany Both Phones 4-391 Mr<A>niiirk reaper 2'fdngle cultivulors Oilier riilipg riilUiutnr 2 walking plows Tuo-IimiIIi cultivator John Deen- sulky plow t.nli- 2-lmt-M* corn planter, new i^i-liNsthrd spikiwl drag |N-liM»llm.i spring drag Single top buggy .’I seated Mirry, nearly new Sri of bolw i'uhrr wagon mid lx>\.."?» In. lire Ii foot Ihil hayrack Extra collars Si-l of dmibir liurnrss, IM Inch'" Set of single harness Buggv pole ’* m-i of work harin-xs • 2 milk palls Set of ihuiip Iwiards 5 {(iilloii cream runs Sluu-plrs errant seiiarahir No. i 2 log chuiiu Shine in Mldillrililr Grrumery — IG find ladder Crowbar GriiidsiomI’oM hole digger Funning mill Set of S00 pound srulrs *>mmltfy of grain sucks ' llnrrvl of salt Vinegar barrel .. CiiHron keltic Scalding barrel Spring sent Cnm cut saw 2 srl <>f wliilllnlrri-s One num saw Rnu e and .M*t of, bits nml all small tools used mi a farm C.*i‘ni pluiilrr 2 hog crates 1‘nfr of horse liluiikels Cliirken rrule Pair of stubh* blankets C*x>k stove Hurs, forks, shovels mid scoop Ili-uliiig stove Organ Oilier household goods_ lliiuntily of lumber * Oilier urllclra not mriiiioiicd TERMS: All sums of $5.00 and under cash. Over that amount one year’s time will be given on bankable notes at 6 per cent interest Nothing to be removed until settled for. MIGHT BE CHANCE FOR HIM liirkinu Inwii hall. bualnees iloctora. Aud after that you camo us the publicity expert of the 123 Ottawa rfvenue if. it). HORSES Hay nmrr, 0 yn«. old, nl. tr.ll His Redwood. Slaiiiliird hwil, R/xmn inure, 15 yrs. qhl. ui. 1100, General A|pvr. Siandntv Rm-d. Buy work horwe, 15 -yrs. old _ Bay mure coll. Hi moutliN nhl, llorunn cvni.E. Brinille row. <> yrs. old. dur Dee-. 2K Spoiled row. 7 yrs. old. dur Fek 25 Ibxi row. 7 yrs. old. due \prii 1 llolslriii row. If yrs. old. fn->li Holsidu hrifer. I’i yrs. old :Lspriii|| hrlfrrs HOGS. 20 shoals 5 iimiillis old Brood sou IMH l.TRV. 50 Rlmdr Island hens i coi'krrvls, lii||li bred 100 spring ehlrkrits GR\IN \\D FODDER..................... AIhhiI 2 ton of mixed liny About 2 ton of imirsh liny * . About 2 h>*i *'l rye nml s< h it hay 15‘arrrs of bean pods hi hrini 20 nrrrs of i-orn in shix-k (iiiaiiilllv of rorn siulks Uminlily of |H)(nlo<-s. FIRM TOOLS. C.liainplim, binder, nearly new C.liampion liny rake, nearly new Rriiiliiiig hay rake* Deering mower HOT LUNCH AT NOON. niid Mr*. It. .1. William* r> Grand lliipld* Saturday to «■ Monday, October 26 •lay or no All our pound papers are lull weight writing paper to the package. GENERAL STORE AUCTION SALE Having sold out and decided to quit farmlni I will sell at Public Auction on my farm 1 mile south and 1 mile west ot Irving, or 2Vh miles south of Middleville to the Yates school house and y, mile east, on Section 1, Yankee Springs township txsoll Bret >• audience along davas. That in quite possible, but in any case ludraput disappeared long ago. Current Indian beliefs is that ns a city Benares la absolutely the ol<lcst in India. So much we do know from history that though In past cen­ turies It rivaled Delhi in wealth and will In- lo hl in -Irving. The teach- rmiKi^incence, tho conquerors left it alone There has never been a sack iui-ntly to bring this tneeling to of llenaaea. and this la the more curi­ Micco^flll ■ • “ ous because it stands on one of the highways of Commerce in India. Its |K>sltlon on the. Ganges would natur­ ally make it a big center. We know making Iliis in that to Hlnitus. llenarca or Kaul, Is rnnte.-t •* the most sacred spot on earth, and Although I hew that those who die there are forgiven lh*- youthful . inn.iyi all their sins, it Is to the special In­ pixel z record* wjyi* mail**. Al any terposition <>f Providence that Hin­ dus ascribe the freedom of Benares | from the sackings and devastation -ii-.- uf y.li.il is nriunlly yonnu ■ .............. . 1*" Ul going Indian cities, in any case Benares ought to offer much good to any in-play in the mind-* nf Ih<*b6yt> nnd{ dlan antiquary. The archaeological girl- tr leaches self reliant- and department has. of course, to leave ft an ability to . Ity to do sarm.thing alone, because It Is still tho center of a living Hinduism. [hope lo sei- more tb-k day-unnd plans will bo*tnarfr. we t......... . ... Thing of the Past. • I hold a Ing meet in lh** soring nl IthiS place.. In tho evening after thOur memory goes back to the time li'n-bl day meet lhe ■ friend? and when the more sight of a bolt of red. cfnidren in.-i at the chimb to lis- flannel in the dry goods store would ! l*-n lo u flow from Prof. ti. O. Dox- give rise to the mos^ tcqder feelings In tador of Middleville. Mrs. F. E a young man’s breast, but we suppose i Warner of Irving, Rev. H. H. Wth-Iibrooks of Middlsville and Rev. the young men ot the present day would wonder what In the world the bo fori Journals Wednesday, .Oct. 28th - Commencing at 1 o’clock sharp, the following described property: HORSES. Broun nnir»*. II yr*, old. ut. 1200 Ills. Well brokr single or dtmldr. afraid of nothing, hut whip. Safe for woninn to ilrivr It-CATTl.E Dahy lb-<l Durham.sow. 5 yr*, iihl. ghhig 10 qt.*. milk, hrrd Iu (borough bred lloMlrin. Brine Rom- Jer*i-y ami Durham cow. 5 yrs. old. * fresh, cailf by side. For sale together or scpnrale Clotrr Gray Durham cow, S yrs. old, fresh, eulf by shir The ulmvr nn- lhn-e splendid cows, whose milk tested on Rubrock tester nround G per cent and they will each give on ordinary feist wlirll fresh frani 12 lo. II qt*. of milk per mllkinif. Cherry Red Poll and Jersey cow. H yrs. old, dur in March, bred Jo thorough herd liolstcln. This cow Uioiigh pracllcully dry is Ihr'qucrii milker of the herd anil gave when fresh, 20 qtiK of milk lo milking Th'* alunr hit nil big cows, weighing nround 1200. Grade Diirhuiii, 12 y rv. old. tired tn Holstein Durham Bed heifer. .1 yrs. old tthli-k heifer, part llolslriii, 1 yr. idtl ItiMin heifer yrnrling Il mouths old Durham hrifrr eulf Tlics*- rultes nn* good ours . 41 -HOGS AND PIGS RixmiI sow. wl. 350, It pigs by side ■ Black brood'now, wt. 250, dur Dec. 15th White brood sow. wL 250. due Nov. 1*4ti.white brood sow*, dm* in November m yviuig brood sows, dur in Dre. |s slitMils. wrighing from 100 up lo I NO His, each 31 SHEEP s good IihmmI cwrs II (|<w»l rwr lambs 15 (|<hmI wrthrr lambs POULTRY. Cobbler 2 hen turkeys \houl 10 t-ockrrelN About GO liriis. yeurllnus and ntdlrls MISCELLvANEOUS. GimmI Galinway fur overcoat with wombat fur collar. Spindle buck light road wagon, new this season Ill bushels of line potatoes Other articles nol inrntloned Dinner and Horse Feed For Those Coming From a 46 TCDilQi All sums under $5.00 cash. All sums over $5.00, I Llinlo । one year's time will ba given on good endorsed bank* able notes drawing interest at 6 per cent. No goods to be re­ moved from premises until settled for. W. C. WILLITTS, Proprietor cot. HENRY BIOELMAN AUCTIONEER -ERNEST 6RAY CLERK �|THE HASTINGS BANNER OCTOBER 22,1914—20 PAUS PART THREE-PAGES 17 TO 20.' 'FARMERS SHOULD OR0ANIZE Five Big Features of Vast Importance to You Investigate us and You Will Find We Qualify for Your Complete Confidence M-X- Strength'—financial strength. and. 3d. and accommodating bank, promising courteous treatment and careful attention Im all business entrusted tn our-care. The care with which the bank's managed. The courtesy and spirit nt accommodation displayed by the officers nnd employees. 4th. The banking experience of the officers. 5th. The ability of the bank to properly and promptly handle all your business. . ,\Ve arc here especially to aid those who arc seeking to, accumulate something for the inevitable "rainy day" or the time when opportunity shall come with its chance to make a business future for you. - WE PAY 3 PER CENT (hi all saving* deposits, which is s»> per cent better than a To those wishing desirable banking relations, wc offer services as an old established, permanent, conservative this hank. Hastings City Bank THE BANK THAT DOES THINGS FOR YOU TDllJ; W® fee lEveir OMeredl For Bale, **J Ifoery Oaa ll» * IBiatch rr Acre*—Gravelly loam soil, goo<) house, good water, large hen house, hog house aiyl corn'crib, 160 apple trees loaded with fruit, the location is fine; Ii mile ,t<> R. R. station, store, school and church. Price $1300: terms cash, 30 Acres—Twn miles-from-1’Teeport-r clay loam soil-and lays goad; litc buildings arc fair nnd the farm is well watered and has good fences; there is plenty of-all kinds of fruit and (he location is good; price $2,ooo; terms one half down.' 35 Acres—GishI Soil ami lays gently rolling, nearly all under cultivation and fairly well fenced: there is .1 fair K room house with good cellar, one barn 30x50. another 16x24. •‘iw 2 hen houses and hog house. This farm is four and one half miles from Hastings. Price $1750; terms $1,000 down. 61. Acres—Clay and gravelly loam -soil and lays good, about 50 acres under culfivation and eleven acres goo<l pasture: the fences arc good and the farm is well watered: there is a good seven room house; barn 36x44, also corn crib, lien house and hog house; there is plenty of all kinds of fruit; steel windmill and tanks and five acres of alfalfa; this farm is 2% miles from R. R, station, ami 6 miles from Hastings. Price $3600; terms one-half down. 80 Acres—Four miles from Hastings on a good road and ideal location, good soil and lays level: the fences are good and the place is well watered; the house has nitib rooms anti could not be duplicated for $3000: the barn is full basement 30x40 in good repair: there is plenty of all kinds of fruit; steel windmill and tanks. Price $6000. terms $4,000 down, balance long time at 5 per cent. EIASTIINGS. MraOSAN il should Im* snljslled mainly wilh apples, orange* nml bananas, an^i with home-pade lemonade, made with boiling- waler and fresh lem­ ons. Ices, which again all juve­ ■they gel The- opportunity, ofltin niles love, should only be allowed with a fatal result. The craving aflur dinner or after Ira. and never for fruit is natural and -rtglil. bul when a child is very hoi. Forbidden Frail*. Green gooseberries, unripe ciler­ ies and berries must be si riel ly irbltliien. Most children* like Southwestern Michigan; THIS WEEK’S NEWS IN NEAR-BY COUNTIES. Judge Davis, of Ionia, is asked by Janies Fowler for a decree of di­ vorce from Lillian Fowler, who NICU WOMAH’S STOMACH ILLS gives as one of Hie reasons for his action the fact that al home his article of diet consisted of LHOED BI 1 WONDERFUL BEIIEOI principle boiled potatoes. Not being Irish lie Mrs. Jieanu-r of Film I* Iielhcrcd ful Stomach Remedy. It Is known all did not enjoy the same thing over over the United State* It clear* th* direst Ivo tract ot mucoid accretions and remove* poisonous matter. ' It brings quick relief to sufferer* with stomach ailments, liver and bowel troubles. Many declare that it has ■treet. Flint, Mich., wa* for a Iona saved them from dangerous opera­ time .a victim of Btoinnch and dlgea- tions; many are sure It ha* caved their live*. Uecauso of It* wondcrfuL success tucked her almost dally. , . She took Mayr'a Wonderful Stom- llou*. Be aura it** Mayr'a. Go to ijch Remedy: thejj *ho wrote: Mulholland** Drug Store and aak "I thank you very much for what them about th* wonderful reaalu It your medicine has done for fhe. I ha* been occomptlahln* among peo­ ple they know about—or send to Geo. H.,Mayr. Mt*. Chemlit. 154-161 Whit­ ing St, Chicago, UL, for fre* book on dld not have my head tied up with itomach ailment* and many grateful cloth and I have not had a head- letter* from people who have been restored. Any druggist can tell you ll* wonderful effects. Juul »iCh atoHer* ar* told by thou* For sale in Hastings by all drug­ •anda who have wwd Mayr*a JTotxlir- gists.—-Adv. ’ again. No doubt. Lillian was an expert, at boiling tubers and dared not.tackle any other dishes lest her critical husband compare them, unfavorably, wilh lhe kind “Mother used to make." . 5. s.pe,‘,“l prinwy election wus held in* Clinton county Friday to nominate republican and democrat candidates for judge of probate. George G. Hunter of Ovid, was the republican nominee and Dean W. Kelley, who was appointed judge of probate to (111 vacancy.' was the democrat nominee. The vole will be taken at- the regular fall qleclion.-, - Elmer Edwards has distilled the peppermint oil from his fftm south of Grand Ledge and ha* EGYPTIAN LOTUS FOR PROTECTION OF BIRDS Robins and Even Crows BLOOMS III MICHIGAN [I Quails, Nine Countless Dollar* Worth FAMOUS FLOWER FOL’ND RIVER NILE. OHIO AND MICHIGAN. i The suggestion ts made by W. D. I lltinsen. stale game warden of TenI nessee. that farmer* should organ­ ize for the nriVleeiion of bird*. * REMARKABLE BED IH POND bird*-not only protect the orchard, garden ami farm, but I hey- al*<> IN VICKSBUR6, KAZOO CD. protect the lieallli <>f man ami lienst by ilestroyiiig dUrase-carrying in­ sert*. Tlie ordinary bull bat. he Beautiful Glussir Blooms Attract say*, will eat thousand* of mo<quitos in one evening, “ami it* vo­ Scores of Visitors. Botanical racious appetite is constantly callFreak of This State. ing for rnor. | Along the vust-aml winding, shore I line of the Htver Nile, dolling lhe vl<* in spring day; little nooks ami twml* in Hie *halllow ami ’swainp places, are mil­ amis <<f pests daily: tin; raip crow lions of fragrant Loin* blossoms, budding and bursting in a last *ra |of yellow and white standing out in lhe potato niiirmm Tennessee d< '•Oilwaler leaves which extend far out imlo the channel. These beautiful flowers are adjnired by thousands the meadow lark, the dove and lh> Inf tourists each season, and well they might be. In only two other of a large number of our birds." Tlie common quail, Mr. Hnn.-u-ti places in the entin* world are Hiflower* known to exist, and (hen point* out. is an indefatigable in­ only in comparatively small quan- sect destroyer. The stomach of .1 quail lui* been found to contain Near Toledo. O.. along lhe shad­ ed iflinre* of the Maumee river, 2 squash bugs. 12 several Lotus luite are found, nnd army worms and K ‘ ■ cherished the flowers are ■highly deed the l.otu* beds are pointed to question |o llu* farmer: with pride by everyone within the would that bird and its mab town. And the Hiiixl place where Loins is tn be found is in Kalama­ zoo county, within a short distance Too many farmers ••illicr of Kalamazoo. iipmi birds with imllfferem Sime white men first visited ihi<!w'tb. indifference and with id< now and sei'lion of lhe state, a large l.otu*' enmity. • ‘bird - which ‘ a grain of corn nr lied lias grown on the place now phen gral owned by Esther Briggs, at Vieks-j wheal, a a chronic marauder, burg. >n the shallow end of a large gurded apay* iu service many Time seems 40 have made Ihtto times over for all lhal he gets. In change in the * bril, which rontinu- fuel, he 1* a reliable every-ilay es to grow up anew each year nml; farm-hand, working —ven day* in blossom, covering practically the lhe week, nun or shim-, anjl taking same area, ami m* ----------- M—’’ »•••-•■ — ch it busy wilh llu- break of dawn.“ami yoml lhe coniines more I souiL’timra. l!icy_ wnrk- far. into tho is known lo have 11 for! night. They deserve protection than sixty, year*. fromitor the good they do. Tljere are the Und of August. from a • During the season of blossom} this Lotus ln*d is one of Hp* ureal ‘ Anol her narrow escape from the attractions of Southwestern Mich-I igan. nnd scarcely a day pa^*** I Michigan Slate Asmi. for (he Pre­ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN nlHiui half a ton of the product, says the- Portland Review. Ordi­ narily Ulis would |»e worth consid­ erable money bul the price is way down now, said lo be due to the war. less than one-half lhe price of former years fining paid al this iiim*. Mr. Edward* is thus oblig­ ed to store his pi-mlmt. The South is in a similar fix with its colton rrop nnd in order to save Hie industry from ruin every per­ son who is able Inis been requested lovbuy a bah* of cotton. We *imderslaml peppermint oil is u*e,| chiefly for pain in lhe stomach. ..r ........................ blown in kindling wood beauty ami carry away one of the! ,"'"1 b'-’’|l**l "i Suggest inn-.’ fragrant llow. r*. Botanist* from |'r”l«"‘<l >upermlendeiii. only because they did not. happen all sections nf iln* country have ’J.0".*'• i—tied by I Im . _i V...Lr.... <j... ; Michigan Mule miiiatanti 1 it for 1 tipurpofte of ascertaining jn«l w^iat lien'uloMs located al Howell. IL ling on the porch al (lie lime ami condition exists, in, this particular .Mrs. McLaren was away froiii section of (ho piupl. lhal would en­ information:' home. As it was Mr. McLaren was, able the’ rare plant lo grow un­ blown some distance nml soinewhnt hindered. mr to breallie. night ami day. Stay injured although not seriously. The lime wit limit number nt tempts out of doors all the time in all report wns disHlicUy heard in Prilo 1 made to transplant the ten miles dislnnt and in ii few cares windows to other sections of the poml, windows were heard to rattle. —10—Uu>- uumenau lalu-4 pert no patronage (mm Europe for throughout the county, bul invar­ some time, suppose in order to help Openings on two or Thrre Is some chance Hint Ionin iably Hie alh*mpls have met wilh |out Hie mint industry, we all get will hove an opportunity tn own absolute failure. Why the flow­ the bellyache al home. That is. nml operate it* own hospital if ers will grow nt this partirulnr prnrerti. plan* that are being talked spol, nml in no other sa<e two in Lee Walker’s horse ran away one the whole world is one. of Hie un­ ai'cumulnlioii of poi«>n* amt ilivigunity. Th<re are a great many night recently up in Metamora solved mysteries of science ami Keep lhe lirad j township and he leleiHioned to the cities throughout Michigan thnl there seems to be no way nf'arriv­ iorates the Indy. [prelected from the sun. home of Herbert Travi> former Ox- have municipally owned hospitals ing nt a correct, conclusion. ifonl resident, to In-aif off the run­ and they are highly spoken of' by In every instance the flowers away. Herb Iftertied out of bed those who have watched them in have been transplantcd. the witter frnwL Three giMwl meals a day are and just then hoird tho rig coming operation. The project of organiz­ vines have grown for three years. mvessary. Fail • plenty of cereals down the road. Hushing out. elolli­ ing a local hospital association At the end of the third season they like Mtineal and rice, bread, butter, ed only .with an abbreviated night which would lune- for its object have died. This rule is invariab­ meat al le.i«r once a day. milk and shirt, he hurled himself at the mapping out a campaign whereby ly the same amfoffers another phe­ cream. Supplement by u*e of egg*. horse's head and brought to a halt nomenon for which there is as yet ai^ up-to-date hospital is being ser ­ agn —a young couple who were riding , I i "7i> along* spooning. Thereat, all par­ iously. agitated. flowers grow niucli । |,U| should not lake the place ties were covered wilh confusion “We uill have lo In* lielorious after llm fashion of the common ,,f m„t,. nuiniiou- fo,.<u if stmnacti nml Herb's costume was so startl­ Illy, save that they ar.‘ Dn nol use alcohol, ingly mmleriR in style that the em­ evil if we woim*n bale to light for- waler much larger ami extend far nut nf ./rilj|.,| n.,| ......... j,.,.. |V.t ■ This patriotic note barrassed swain would nol remain our country.” Hm water. sup|M»rled by a H<a^y|iZ alH^hilely necessary all lhe Hine to listen to his explanation that he llberous Mem. 1 he leave* which-ft temperature rise* idswe JIMI dehad mistaken -IItem for lhe runa­ by Jacques Joseph, ladies’ tailor, uf corre.*)M>ml to the lily pad*, are|g|,v mi„|||| ai al)y Hme during Lansing, from his brother living nt way rte—Oxford Leader. Breslau, - Germany, Hie .city the perfectly round in shape ami Hi<*v> the dnv . r.-r •-mi-mne.- ,Hi Russian Jinny is striving to cap­ tm-m-M ,»WI> 1 hey degfei-*. re»t ■ 1 * 1--------- * ■ Stating Hint nn investment of ture. Tne note was written by Mr. above the walers surface. $200 for sand vetch reed would be Joseph's sister-in-law ami shows, range from eight to eighteen inrh- temhim'e at is allowed.- Afcs in diameter, are dark green in|| (, t | a >niperai worth more than 820,000.lo Wex­ according lo tin* brother’s lot ter, ford -county in less than three the spirit of loyalty In Kaiser Wil­ color and shed water a* readily a*igrces nr be.„ yenrn' time, County Agriculturalist helm that prevails over all the na­ <ioe* a rubhec coal.Ljlol t walks can be token.'live it The flowers niay Ins plucked nml p,u minutes at first, gniduallv in­ James F. Zinruer made his tlrisl ap- tion. “Here in Breslau,’’ the Ictr....i...r n.. lhe t> board of peal for fund* before ..... ... •ceasing the dislnme i( tompera........ tvr stale.*, “all is excitement .a* .. supervisors. Mr. Zimmer has made Auslria lost one uf tin* big bailies day* provided they are kept con­ ire remain* normal. a careful study of all of Wexford but our triMips are going to*help stantly in wrtler ami are mil. per­ The highest tempornt.itre during mitted to. heroine bruised or crush ­ county's wild land ami -has become I hem oul. io itay must .he considered I ha There i* no danger-of Some of the largest Imtu4 convinced that lhe poorest . soil Russia gelling into Breslau as yet. ed. J»nfn,ralure for .lhal day. II is tilossnnis are fully twelveJnches in would yield big proflls.if planted in The city is well fortilled ami tin* sand vetch. It was Mr. Zimtner’s River Oder is rising rapidly as n •liaineler, when fully i>pene«i out,, arc from । morning temperature, but nm* mii-l contention that the farmers who result oT the heavy rains w;e are inches diameter.j|>e guided only by lhe hiuhesl t*mown this light, poor soil are finan­ having. ” •rybody ‘ ‘hen* j* for cially unable to go ahead and cul­ . Jie |M*op|e are crazy tivate il lo the best advantage and over it and our sojdiera are lining ami the slightest jife.-siiri* will so that it "is to the county's advantage their hardest work to lie victorious. bruise tho tender petals that they Changing Town** Nam**. ’ lo provide such small and weak W.> havi no doubts that we will will-wilt and become brown, al­ most immediately. The large leaves I The individual a„ U11UV M under an may, <o land owners will Hie mean* which win. will nlimisl al once-after being re—f alias al ■ mall expenau, but th* vtllag* will make them 'successful. Farm­ moved from lhe waler, and ran-1 . ers in this section are greatly Wednesday. As it came via H"lor town that- want* to change It* num* pleased wilh Hie results thus far of fand il escaped censorship. Mr. mu«t pay. Rugelay once wanted to b* Aside frnm being a thing of lhe county agricuUuralisrs work. Joseph has -two brothers who arc called vomelhlng el*o to dlMoclato It­ jn t|h, <;,>ininn beauty on the Brigg* property, lhe At the beginning of his service they self from a notoriou* murder. Slough were skeptical, hut now see that army. III- health has kept them fxitus lied is a source of revenue, ha* unaucceufully tried to turn It**Lt for there is a constant demand for liis scientific knowledge of the soil . into Upton Royal. But the great tri­ the blossoms, ami the supi ' nnd agriculture will enable them to necessarily limihkt The Howers j uniph w** that ot Milton—on* of th* add many dollars to their bank ac­ bring a handsome price i many—which dl*llked being called count. Attorney General Fellow* has large cities where .lliey are ruled thnl a supervisor, who got prized ns floral tributes -for funer- Mllton-next-Slttlngbourne. It acquired •....... ■» pii>7*a>MKU a privy.council orucr order in»l that iIt ihould b« Whir wants a brewery? Just now out of bed at 2 a. m. in order lo •*ls. The scarcity of lhe C.... ... (lowers I ■_ henceforth "Milton-Rei**.** But Indi­ ----------------------------------------institutions of (his 'kind are not catch a train to reach a Ismrd makes them doubly valuable nml paying large dividends, when locat­ meeting, is entitled to only one lhe bed at Vicksburg ii guarded vidual or town you need not chang* ed in local option counties, bul 'lay’s pay and not two. A Newav- during this, the blooming season, as your name unlesa you have dUgracod some of litem may he'easily con­ closely as one would guard an un­ ■it. Your mum need never dlsgrac* verted lo other uses. The brew­ rising ami wanted pay for two days. locked safely deposit vault. An at­ you.—London Chronicle.-. ery located north of the village of tendant is always on hand, and vis-1 Westphalia, in Dallas township, ilors are welcome in feast their: . Slrteiw School Notes. once a thriving institution, lias eyes on the beautiful scene and Kcrp Your Stonuich and befen idle since a majority of the The seventh - and o'ighlh grades drink in the delightful fragrance Liver Heallliy. voters of Clinton county decided to are sludjing Evangeline. which permeates the air. None, A vigorous Stomach, perfect stick lo waler, and now it i9 for Tho eighth grade is studying however, is permiUed lo pluck a workflig Liver and regular acting sale. It is not expected that the North America In geography. blissom dr a leaf, save-under the Bowels is guaranteed if you will purchaser will try to put it to its Charles and Lynn Phillips and ilcliful ,jl- use Dr. Kipg'.fNew Life Pill*. They original u«e. hut the building can Morgan were almejit Thursday. tendant. insure good Digestion, correct ba moved and Mat bias Pin,- agent The perfect spellers for the week Constipation and have an excellent for the owner. Mrs. I’. A. Frit*. nf were Ford Slovens. Both Benson. Notice. tonic effect on the whole system— Detroit, will sell either building or Helen Stanton and Edith Grayburn. I will be in my ofllc® every Fri ­ Purify your blood and rid you of con content* separately. Someone can day night and Saturday until fur? All body poisons through the Bow­ rfet -■I a bargain by applying lo Mr. Bring your lob printing to us— ther lher nniieo notice. els. Only 25c al your Druigiil.— — Pline. do only first class work. M. L. Howell, M. D., 2wk* Adv. „ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, .OCTOBER 22, 1911. ir THE WIR OF RKB f When You Chew Tobacco— 1/ CATHERINE M. PATTERSON.' We keep all our chewing You like to have it moist and mellow and ew«*t flavored. tobacco in zinc lined—dost and dirt proof cases—purposely manufactured lor keeping chawing tobacco as it should lie kept. . Look over this list and sec if wc have your favorite brand and if not tell - Plugs— G. T. W.—Clipper—Honey Dip Twist—Kismet—Gold Rojh—Drummond'* Natural Leaf—Piper Hcidseick—Martini —Boot Jack—Creme-dc-Menthe—Town Talk—Stand­ ard Navy—Square Deal—Yankee Girl—Horse Shoe—Star—Spear Head—Maple Dip— Americas Navy - Scrapper. Fine Cut Hiawatha—Blot—Uncle Daniel—Ojibwa—Fast Mail—Sweet Burley—Tiger—Sweet Cuba—We carry fine cuts in all sized packages. THE CLUB” CIGAR STORE Phone 106 Jefferson St “Tha Place to Meat Your Frlanda’ E. J. HUFFMAN J. F. HOONAN Good Eats Your Appetite Catered to— eat—coiui Appetite. ■wc make a Specialty of Catering To Your You’ll Iind everything tastes right at "The Club. I J ; > I ; > • ) ■ ; , 1 i , ; , 1 ( The “Club” Lunch C. D. Barnaby Jefferson St. Hastings, Mich. Mortgage Sale. Whereas, default has been mode in the payment of the money se­ Michigan State Ond Office. cured by a mortgage dated lhe . Lansing. Ort. 1, 1914. iNalice Is Hereby Given, That Ninth day uf August in the year A. Hit* land describecr in the following D. 1909. by Frank W. Smeikep and list, recently deeded to Hie Slate by'the Auditor General under the Maxie L Bmelker, his wife of the OikStva, Ionia provisions of Section 427, Art 3)3 Village of Lake of the Public Acta of-1893 and acts County. Michigan, ,to^Farmer* aud amendatory thereto, having been Merchants Bank of Lake Odessa, withdrawn from Homestead entry Ionia Coun(yr-M)cltigan. which said by the Auditor General and Com- IM<>rl#aB e was nxuraeu mortgage recorded m in me lhe uiofmlMioner of the Slale Lund Office fl(.e r,.gistcr „f deeds of Ute under the authority ..'.itf.-ired up-;Barr>. In |lh,,r So> 71i of on them by Art 111, Public Acts ojimortgages, on pages No. 181 and JWL.examined and appraised. will^-6 l85 <in thft 12U, day of -Auube piaced in market by mT.-rm£ . jn (he year A Ix at eig|H the same far sale at a Public Auc-'.o'clock a. m. And whereas. Hie Inm to be iftld at Hie slate luind iainotmt claimed to lie due'on sanl Office In tho city of Jxinsing o»;mortaa80 at the data of this nuIhursday tlie i-th day of Noveiti-i w m|IJ1 of sixteen Hundred ■ Iht. A. D. 1911 al tdl o’clock in the Fifty and 75-100 (11050.76) Dollars forenoon at which time it will be- ,of principal and interest, and tin; come sybject to purchase iu tlie further sum of Thirty (SMJDO) ■manner prescribed by low. Dollar* as an attorney fee stipu­ Dt't'd issued upon the sale of litis lated for in said mortgage tiiid which is the whole amount claim­ ,ing lo lhe State of Michigan all ed to be unpaid on said mortgage righta in any -minerals, real, oil and which amounts lo lhe sum of Six­ gas as'required by Section rishi of teen Hundred Eighty mil . 75-100 Art 280, Public Acts of 1909 and Dollar?, ami no suit or proceeding acts amendatory thereof. having been instituted at law to Adgu-lus C. Carton. recover the debt ndw remaining • Commissioner. centred by. said mortgage, or any Village of Nashville. part thereof, whereby lhe power of A. W.. Phillips. Addition. sale contained in said mortgage East 7 feel of Block No. 2. ha« )>... mie operative. lauising, Michigan. Oct. I, 1914. Now. therefore, notice is'hereby NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN given, by virtue of lhe said That tlie following described part- power that of sale, and in pursuance of paid primary school lands, situat­ the statute in such case made and ed in Barry county, forfeited for I l ,ro '"bil. tin* mortgage will non-payment of interest. will... ' jl in- foreclosed said by n wile of the offered for sale at public aud al al. (his office on lhe i2lh '— Eegal JWwrti««tMt$ ( trict. comprising the counties of Allegan, Barry. Berrien, Cas*. 6t. Josepit anti Van Buren; Senator for Ui<* Fifteenth Senatorial District, composing the coutllies of ,Barry, Clinton and Eaton. Bepresnntative in Ute Slate i.cgisiuiure for the county ot Barry. You are hereby further nolified that an amendment to Section lo of Article X of the Constitution of this­ Stale, relative to the issue of bonds for Ute construction and pennanent improvement of the public wagon roads; an amendment to Ar­ tide VIII, of lhe Conslitulion of this Slate tn stand as Section Fifteen relative to Utt* issue of bonds for the construction of tlruins and the development and Improvement of agricultural lands within lhe county; an amendment to Section JJne of Article III ol the Constitution of this Stalo, relative lo the right of students while in at­ tendance at any institution of learning, members of the legisla (uro while in attendance al any session of the legislature, or cwtmerdnl travelers, to vote; also an amendment to Article XIJ of the Constitution of Ulis Slide, to be known as Section Ten. relative to lhe incorporatioq,. regulation and supervision of fftviernal beneficiary societies, wUh the power to issue death benefit certiiicates. shall be submiU^d to the qualified eledlrs oLybur county on Tuesday, NovrtiibiT tiitni. nineteen hundred and fourteen. You are hereby further notified I hat at said general election the following county officers are to he elected: Sheriff, county clerk, register of deeds, treasurer, proscrruling attorney, two circuit court commissioners, drain commissioner, two coroners and surveyor. Albert N. Williams. Sheriff of Barry County, Michigan. Hustings, MichM Oct. 8 ,1914. < iiam>:kv OWDEK. Stair' of Michigan, in Hit* Circuit Court for the County of Burry, In Chancery. <7uiii|daiiiant. CHARLES E. ROLAND, EDWARD I. SHILL. ELECTA A. SHULL RiciiARmcowAOKL STEPHEN B. TODD.’ Defendants. , Suit pending in tlie said Circuit Court for llv County of Barry, in Chaiicerv'.'dii lite Vila day uf OcluUr-i. A. D. 191L In this suit rl appearing from the uffidtiyil of Ralph L. AJdrirh. mt (lb*, inhl- I ho defendant?. tTharle? E. Roland. Richard Kowal­ ski und'David II. Reeder, are not residents of the State of Michigan, but arc resident* of flic Slale of lllinoh*. and lhal lh*- defendants Eii-cta A. ■ Shull and Edward L. Shull, an* not L<**hh,*iils "f the Stale of Michigan, bul residents of lhe Slnir of Indiana. ’ On motion of Ralph I.. Aldrich, soltrilor for said autnimg to lavv (J ,.,(UIllv „f 1Ja|. 0(| t, 2Hl)| compluinaiit, ii is order'd that lhe Augustus (LCart m '<lay ,)f ^0^ A n wn7al ,el| tr’3" p fi « w ' iff i !• ' «vc u in ll"‘ fottnoon of that ileitis. Edward I.. Shull. Electa A. Shull. Chart?? E. Hulund. Hiehard '»■ t~o u sorw, k.«. KowaNki and .David IL ll'-i'der lx" ■ ■■■■> .. lows, to witCommencing al six- entiT'-d within four iiionths front Order For Publication. I fvi-t w. *l of Hu- North-east III*' dab* nf I bi- order, and liven?'* of their appearance lhal lht » ••an-■ Stale' of Michigan the Probate I ’°!' ®c*en. Block Five. Uieir an-wer? to the Bill -if Com­ Court fur lhe County’of Burry. ' Al » .«>.! . ..url, I.Jld «t. .7.1 T« 7’ .' plaint to he lil'-d. an<l n ropy lher. of tn Im* -served on th** complain-' the probata'office, in the City of ' 'J*. _J.u, hence north eight rods to the an I’* solicitor within twenty days dace of beginning, situate in the | after service on I Item bf n ropy of Theodora atood idly In front of the She looked, direct- tains that loomed up in the light of a splendid moon that would ba at it* height about 11 o'clock. Just * the right time. ___ _ she thought. The right time, for what? for whom? thought' brou (lit an impatient toss of the head. "I do with I sense." muttered Theodora. "Jiiit I|ll»i the smallest atom ] —11II 111 of it. at least r *^11111111 enough to get mo I through tonight I___ Here I am. a " 1 ” grown woman with a brand new X B. dangling at my scalp belt -and to save my soul I don’t know whether I care more for Jimmy Welting or Don Cun­ ningham. They have both proposed. AUCTION SALE Hiving sold m, f«nn and decided to go wait, I will have an auction ult upon the farm I formerly owned In Dowling on Section 34, Baltlmoro townahlp TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27,14 I have their pesky flower* to choose between.” No cards had come with the two coreagrs. bul intuitively Theo dora bad attributed each to the props. “If 1 wear the red roeea Jimmy will be camping g>n my trail the entire btegsed evening, and if I wear the Killarneya Don will come to me the very flrat thing with that almost po» unusually nice to him before Jimmy's velled with long black tasbe*. and a complexion that wa* the despair of of those who had passed farther on life's pathway, Theodora was worthy ot any one's attention. ,Suddenly auntie spied Teddy's corsage'; in sharp contrast to tho whit* chiffon frock. “Good gracious," she exclaimed aghast, "what ever possessed tho Child?” Quite overcome, she sank into the nearest rocking chair. In the meantime the wearer of the red and pink rotes was blissfully un­ conscious of her relative’s can*tequa­ tion. Teddy was having the time of her life—with only one thing to mar lhe pleasure of being the belle of tho hop. Jimmy had taken only ono dance to Don s eight. Not that Teddy was lacking In partners, but she wondered not a little at the unnsuulness of It all and down in her heart lion. ' “Wish I hadn't worn his rosea." ahe waa thinking, and at thia Juno Jura the ever aslf-possessed Jimmy “My dance, I think. Teddy. But suppose we sit or rather walk It anil.in default tlo-i.-il, ?iid bill will out. The star* are glorious. So is Judge of Probate. 1*l*1 of Mn higaii. taken as t niifcssr<i by said non* the moon." In Hie Matter of the Estate of'. DaJ*d Uii- 2Jnl day of beptetn- he ...... ...... vdeUmdauls; . .... . .............. - . furth ........ -­ Out under that same moon, down a resident and il i? Ainaiidii I., Jeffrey, deceased. t i- orderedThiil er entered flint w.ihiti whilin' twenty day* day* ! P**h that was sufficiently outlined ' Bert B.* Jeffrey; wm. having IJIed . Farmers and Merchant? Bank, the date of this miler tlie: with tree* to afford some privacy, a in said court his iletilion praying Mortgagee, after complainant cau»<*a ................... ..... comidaiji.'int i-:iu?e-a nuiire of this: man bls ——— took'a —— — girl's ‘ hand between werswansu u.a that an order or decree may be i Thomas Johnson. order lo Im* published' th The lias- ’own, and in a volee that trembled made by this court determining Attorney for Mortgagt.f*. Banner, a m*w?(>u|M-r printed, Just a llttls. said; wloi an* or-were Hie legal h< irs ul.. Bu»iness Address, Lake Odessa, ling? pulilished and cirrulaled in said •Teddy, dear, you are wearing my an) deceas'd uiui entitled to in-1 Michigan. County of Burry, a nd lhal mild pub­ iwil her eslate. ____ _______________________ lication lx- continued therein at flower* tonight and doesn't that It is Ordered. That the 2ilh day ‘ mean that you cars a little and that of Oclober, A. D. 1911, at tipi o'clock | Sherilf's Notice uf Elecllou. . •sion. or that lie cause a in th.' forenoon, al said probate t»f-1 To th"'Qualified Electors ol Barry 'pm f Tsddy's resolro went glimmering and bentm, Mid wi tion. Puisuunl to due notice from junta al l.usl twenty day? 1m- Jim had won. . r rhutjlhu seciitary uf stale, vou urclf,,r,. th,. til(lc pre-eiib.d furtheir Ono night, on thalr honeymoon, pub u- nolu e thereof be given by; hereby uoUlied that nl the gen- apuettaiiei; • Teddy 'asked, apropos of variou* publication of a copy of this order,leral election lu be held iu this *t«U*i CLEMFNT SMITH ■ Circuit Judge things: for three successive week* ureviouw on Tuesday, the third day of No-’ “Jimmy, suppose I had worn th* to said dav of hearing, m the Hast- , member. 1914. Hib fulluwing ufficers . Hah-d. Oct. 9th. 1914.' imr* BANNER a newspaper print- are to he voted fur: RALPH L ALDRICH • pink roses that ntghtr . «l nrAlM >u MU n»Mr. 6»v,roor Lieuleiu.il Ueveruur., snielwr fur OuupUl.uul “Wouldn't hgve mattered in tha luusi ,a,*t <St*T' ’■•Plied -Hmtny bstwesa . • . . , , . ibecretaiy ot State, fitato ireasuver. Business address. 509 Moffat A Hue ropy. Judge of Probate. , Auditor General und Attorney GenBldg., Detroit. Mich. 7--wk-P>»R»' “I sent those, too." ■ ■ urflft* Bauer. ,eral; llepreseiitativu iu Congress| j—BANNER WANT ADVS .PAY. Register of Probate. < fur-the Fourth Congressional Dis-j ' BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Bl Stc 6 Cauie bottomed Chairs. 3 acres corn iu shock. About H tons of huy. 1 Rocking Choirs. Black What-not * •33 :a Sh 3 Healing Stoves. Majestic Range. ChiBonier. Kilehfi) (avliincl. 2 Commodes ' Glass diMir riqiltounl. Hanging lautp. Eklension labh* 1 oil lamps. . Sewing table 2 Milk cans. Library lubic. CJoicr Seed. 2 Outer tables. Buggy Culler Lutiggc Clothes Rack 3 Beds, Springs und Mallrrssrs. Lap Rube No goods delivered on Saturday. Shelter for horses if it storms. ,um$ 01,nli unil*r’c,,h- 0v*r tint amount six months time will be given on bonk­ able notes with Interest st six por coat TFRMC. 1 UIX.1Y1O. JESSE WARNER, PROPRIETOR HENRY FLANNERY WILL CLEMENCE AUCTIONEER CLERK wear part df each corsage. That will keep the boy* guessing.” Crpquantc of Pracht's. [it inlo tips sirup; then dip a berry. She pinned the roses to her girdle.' Eighteen ripe peaches, I pound iu the sirup anil place it iu the "Mercy!” she exclaimed, "what ai nf sugar, one pint of small straw-(center of the peach. Press the I combination! But I'll wear It any j berries, half a pint uf waler, char-| fruit .-tguinM |hr sides of the mold! way. I do hope-auntie and the rest’ lotti* russe. Boil the sugar and1 until il is lined nnd set in a cold1 of the chaperon brigade won't think’ waler |<>gellier until the sirup-isI place lo harden. When-hard fill: I'm quite out of ray mind.” brittle when dropped in cold wa- with charloltA russe nml stand in a And catching op a bespangled scarf! ler. Ruh a plain two-quart mold cold place for an hour- or two. that Jimmy had once compared to a! with melted butler or oil; have.Wheti ready to serve pat a plate diamond studded cloud, Theodora, to। ready the peaches pared.. i‘ut injnver t)i" mold .turn it upside down, use her own expression, collected aun­, halves and sloneii, and the straw-1 wipe lhe outside with a warm Pul. n piece of I cloth and then carefully lift lhe tie, and the two made their way to herrit'? stcniincd. ' peach oh fl wooden skewer and dip|mold off. This-xHsh is- both ntthe veranda outsldo the large living ing the first waltz. A masculine form, evidently on the lookout, approached at once. “May I have the first dance. Ted­ dy F' asked Donald Cunningham. "Surely.' said Teddy, looking up at him with her sweetest ,mile. “Why not?" ahe oakad'herself. ,"l’m wear­ ing his roses las well as Jim's." "I do hops/ ll will be Donald Cun­ ningham. His mother was a Van Courtney," auntie said to herself aa she watched her niece. Of medium height, slender and the possessor of and th higher Commencing at 1 o'clock p. m. »ha rp.'.l offw the following property: Utiuntily of lumber Cott eh 1'vo kept both those 'adorable boys/ auntie's own words, mind you"—Theo­ dora was addressing herself to ths mountains. “I know Jimmy sent these red rose*: they make me thigk of him. But at tho same time, these Klllarneys are beautiea, too. and I do love pink rosea " Into the center of lhe exquis­ ite flowers went Theodora's face. "Botheration." she exclaimed an­ grily. “why must my night be pes­ tered with these two who have been YO Shod • i active and good. eight person*. This will servo Thalr Occupation. “In tnakln' cut the list of human oo cupations," says old Pop Crabbe, "ns couldn't have nothin' to do if it wasn't WE BUY We pa PRICE EVAT( on a L depend V0LU1 SMAL1 have ne not five Smith op.c.r -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. AUCTION SALE Busii Having decided to quit fuming I will hove an auction sole on the farm known aa the Simon Matthews farm, located two and one-half miles north of Hastings and one and onehslf miles west or five and one-half miles south of Freeport on Sec. 36, Irving twp. Thursday, Oct. 29th FIRE If you Commanclng at to o'clock a. m, I offer the following deacrlbod property: - HORSES. Broun Marr. 12 yrs. old, ul. 1UU0, goo«l brood nut re. Broun Griding, 3 yrs. old, uL 1000, exlr» II<mmI driver. f Black I'cn hiTitii, 2 >rs. old, a good ittir. HrouinMorgtm linin' roll, our year old. lirovvn Afonjim horse roll, 4 montics old. COWS. ilhttk Cow, 10 yr*, phi. purl Jersey, eulf by side. ' Black Guv, ii yrs. old. ptirl Jersey, calf by side. Ilrtl t'.ou. 7 yrs. old. tine Dre. Isl. HOGS. I*.-C. IihmmI sou. uith seven pigs live wcc^s IMPLEMENTS, ETC. McCormick Binder, sctetl foot cut, new hist •-pi mu. Mamin- Spreader, been UM’d two seasnits. McConnirk .Movvrr, six fpol cut, good. Horse Rake Gate Ridins.' Cultivator Walking Two flora* Cultivator Five Tooth Cultivator Two-shovel Cultivator, 16 tooth spring luirrow. 2 Spike tooth Hurronis Empire Grain Drill 11 hoes, Steel l^nd Roller Cdru Shcilcr Clipper Fanning Mill, a good one. Stock Hack. Handy Wagon, Iron wheels. Flat bottom hay rack. Gasolim* i'-liortc engine, a good one, 25 ft. 5 in. bell. « Buzz saw rig, good. 61) fl. five Inch belt, new Ohio cutting boy, Np. II, a good one. Double Buggy Single Buggy , open Riuri Cart Set Double Work Harness Set light driving harness Single harness Grindsioiu* Diunrr hell Meat Creek ' Cider Barrel Iron keltir, 30 gal. Oil drain, 50 gal. Bookcase and Secretary combined. Two burner oil stove, with oven. Eight ft. dining tablr 22a shocks of corn in Held. A lot of small tools too numerous lo men(Ion. Ctlup, Ki ■olng Bout •olng Nori JOH Office o FREE LUNCH AT NOON *11 sums of (5.00 or undor, cosh. Ovor a emS. that amouat ono yoors' time win bo given n*i No property re­ •crib papc on bankable notes with Interest at 6 por cent moved until settled for. PROFF Wiley Washburn, Prop. COL. W. JI. COUGH AUCTIONEER ED, EDWARDS cLaaa n. I’hysi Calls in cit; with prompt �HIE HASTINGS BAMM.it, IWTIUIFR 22, Mil. । I Black Silk Stove Polish She Had it All Right. The physios instructor In a Texas high school was teaching a German j girl whose vocabulary was nol very Extensive. | "VVhat is a vacuum?" ho asked., “[ have il In my hoatl. bul 1.can't express it," was the reply. i \\ lid Cherry Brandy J Mash IB pounds of xvild cherries land some of their atones; add live t gallons. of tC» per cent alcohol, i Mhcerale for two weeks: press il; 1 then add to pounds of sugar disTho Idea! solved in two and tliree-eighlhs "Would you forgive me if I kissed; gallons of waler. Filter. you?'' ! -----------"HoW can I tell beforehand?"—! A New Cure For Rheumatism. dudfe. , . I Excellent results are being obr ; tainrd in Paris by treating stilfcrHoine. -era from rheumatism with wliat are Thw Is tho Irue nature of home known ns paratin baths. The pa­ il is lhe place of placet tlie sliel-1 H'*nls are placed in envelopes made ter ns! only from nil injury, but of mm.*tal way, which are raised io from all terror, doubt and division, a 'temperature of 6Ci degrees, apd —Ruskin* • ore kept there for twenty-four Incurs. Explained. Slulfml Baked Tomatoes. If.ybU imlicfl n horse laughing * a slice from the blossom end now, look around and perhaps youi Cut ' ' tomatoes, scoop out may a short man wearing a lull ’ unpecled —•• *■; ulraw lint coming down llio'slrcct. ■<!»*• I'Ulp n»<l imx H wit h an e<pial I amount* of bread rrumiis, -a •■..«• x'ery I —Boston Globe. • little chopped onion, salt and pep- i per nnd one beaten egg. Fill tlie Rules Jor sirepingtomatoes, and bake in a pan wilh! Always gel .oven hour, sleep. Ilo water juAl covering tlie ImiIIoih, Ii.d Take an afternoon nap If yon’ can. i>Basl<> n., wilh melted butler mixed Have plenty of nir in your bed-twill, 1 lilli.t wnt..r room. • Have yoyr bed medium liiirti. and' l>l«rre<*t. your pillow just largo enough .to. rai»t« your head a little. . To Cure Dotf Mungc. ‘ l ii-sl thoroughly eli'an Hie’ 4.’>.*1 and then dress it wilh an Aiiiinienl consisting of one-half ounce of pm Facts We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Veitc & Co. 0|.C.K.&S. Phu 57 liullsp DETROIT Business D-5D FIRE INSURANCE If you are not insured or, would ilk* to chant* your inrurwnea call In and see ma. 1 reprcaenl a com­ pany with a cash capital ot It,<00000 and can fully protect you. LEE II. l-ILYOH Offke tn New Strbbinx-Burton Rtk. Ctlcip, tiliann I Sltlni R. R, C). Time Table to IJTcct March S, 1*11 Daily Except Sunday. Leave Hastings Moina South 9:0S a. m. & 1:41 p. tn Seine North 7:37 a. in. & 4:11 p. m H. C. GICELSEIx G. P. A. F. A. SHELDON Abstract nml Kcal EnUUc Office. Abstract Block. Hastings Money to loan on Real Eauto. Real Exute sold on commission. Genera' conveyancing. Having a cnmgleto mi of Abstract Book* compiled from the Hccorda.^can furnish coinplate Ab­ stracts JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 17a HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PROFFESSMNAL CARDS PHYSICIANS A. & C. H. BARBER, H ■ Physicians and Surgeons, (brils in city or country, responded lo wilh promptness, day or night. f B. WILLISON. D. D. 8.. Hastings, Nicb.. We Make Better Butter We are frequently asked why we are making better butter today than a year ago. OUR PATRONS are bringing better cream, so wc are able to make BETTER BUTTER, and BET­ TER BUTTER means BETTER PRICES. Wc wish to thank our patrons for the care they have taken of their cream and assure them that our high prices of this season are the direct result of cream well cared for. . We extend a cordial .invitation to all patrons to'call at our factory and get acquainted with our methods of handling cream and making butter, and will gladly give such information on care of cream as will help you. Repl.ca. Paper Cbv.ring In th. Rafrlgerator—No Opportunity for Lodg.mMit of Germa. Tho well-intentioned but thoughtlea. houaekeepar will give the matter of the .election of her milkman . great deal of wrlou. conilderotlon. and flndlng one in whom .be ha. per- I son lo believe la delivering a clean and otherwise satisfactory article, ahe proceeds to nullify all tho work he ha. done in thia directum by making repeated uaa ot the paper disk which ho has placed on tho top of the bottle. CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO. HX.^h The Farmers Friend 'First I wiiill one tiling made Clear, Sanitary Covering for Milk Bottles­ ' Ofteli this paper cap Is handled and | rehundlrd many time* lu lhe cotlrec of the operation of emptying the boti He. and every time this handling Currant Bread.. takes place a certain amount of con—Wu-hinglon filar. i tainlnallun Is Imparted to the milk in fill ofdeailed currants . —--------,_Jbe---------bottle.---------------------------------------This paper disk should be sniall loaf. > lane Growing Gold. thrown away ns soon ns It has been *""r luncheon spread thin Irian-J They had lwn*n married just one • ren.ovsd from tht> bottle, and it Is not guiar sliros of Hus wKh butler, and y..;lr. ' 'I’hnt wa- xvliy he risk' d sufficient that the bottle should bc turn will! a layer uf cream clieese.|,»ing his'lrnin by alliiwiiig* her t<» cohered with a saucer, butter chip or ' (fasten a hpiich of violets on his other thing of this character. The vilfcy srorrs. I coal. But his font tapped the Hour. opening should be effectually nnd is■ ’Why do you feed every tramp nrverttiel»,*«.«. and I"'i curely covered, and n cap of porcelain Tl,"y ........ tert..", We Receive Better Cream PORCELAIN CAP FOR BOTTLE 3 ounces each of zine ointment and ci '* ^iii. .11;..,, ir.;. Ii.....line and one-half •i»uu«m uf »ul- 1 " '? 1 ' W”,W8 . Well.* WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS ' School Report. IU.*|h)i*L Af Edger school fur the month ending Oct. 2nd., lull. .Days taught. 20. Total attendance. 190. Average daily attendance, UI4; Xu. of buys enrolled, «>. No. of girls enndleil, 4. Total riirollnient. 10. Percentage of attendance, U5. Those neither lardy n<»r absent wen*: Neville Wood, Wm. Bells. Orjilia. Itonnld and Roderick War- tier. Ruse Bronson, Phvllis Edger,! Josephine Dimond and Hoy Belson. Visitors for the month were Mrs. Grace Wood and Violet Bron*on. Ethel Jtdinson, teacher.; liVrdy are: |>oniia flow; Ibov.t'r, I'.liinbel Sin...., .......... VanSjK-kle. Forn-4 Slamii. Willard School Report. .Report of Bristol sc for W.-I..I. r. Edilii VanSyckle, I..>,.ibelle WaniiT siuil I.yla Zimmerman. inonlh ending Oct. 2, 1911. Ella Durham. teacher. Total attendance. iiW.i. Average daily attendant* BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. r "NO,” said Ih’h wife, "but il isbun Iris cozy cornel* seat. ; purpose. Helng of glass and having qirilv a salisfiirtion to me to so* d "<’,‘0iU‘*." said Iris wife treiniF-! “ Bmoolh ,ur,ftC* tJM»™ u ,lul® or uo mali eat a meal without lluding l,‘»*,b'."yi>u don't love me as you us- opportunity for the lodgment of germs, fault With the cooking." rd to!" 80d- furthermore, its shape in such ------------ ' "My darling heart of In’arts." hr ’bat the edges ot the botUe uro corWhat to do Willi tin- (aners exclaimed, desperately eyeing Ihr/ered and protected from contamlna•j,,..,, ...' .clock, "what makes you say thtit?" tlon. t.nf lu.l I 1 . I C T°a w nl"' "Brcnue,.. Grorgr." Shr answered.! __ _____________ lain lioxes !<■ my f|)r cleaning.fry- ■■when we'were nr-l mnrrirri it u«-i • ... ;™,“„ Ju..i PREVENT SCOURS IN CALVES a conii'i-.s <<f III . .'.’.Mu -i " llj^h'i'lllirl! "I,,'l’n[l‘l'*d fur wnVds. and , ran j Infectious Disease Gains Access to the |..u., ....... I, than any- ,£^h!i’^^ Body of V°una A"'m" 8oon Hung you can buy for (he purpo>.*. f1)Ur mhna^r ¥ ‘ 1 • A,Ur "* Blrth- Rules for FLuling. Thr (a»UM« of llendui hr. : <Br C. H. ECKLKF. MU-roart Expsrlmsnt E.it -lowly umiI mustiiaio ihor-’l If pain in the head isjlimilcd to One kind ot scours is an Infectious oughly. le.. ........... region of the forehcai! _ and, Lflltvo wiirries uulridu the din. ~ disease Which gnlns access to tiio body (ho calf sonn r.ften birth through X..I r. II I iMtain and n H',rtl f<»r giasses? Tnlc-jjI °f the freshly broken navel cord. It usu­ X.iiir ammh^hrn f 1 ^ko of medicine will not relicv.* this ■ T il1 t.*. u I .r ! hi*;ul:i<*ln*. Another form of head ally occurs within a itcek and often oil.*.. I lav arises from Indigestion. Hun- within 48 hours’XieT the calf is born, ■■■ th.- a,,d run" 1Lb cjurss quickly. The Iiroiieilv Ii mlo i? !?. I I I gcr' lo0' *'“'>»'’•< severe pain. in lew. y ’ 1 bc h:*n"-!, li' A m ad. ati. a quick qiiiCK rem-dy rvinruy for for th.*I I hr | symptoms are sudden, severe sickness. Jlr-l i< a reiillilz powder or a do*** sunken eyes and usually-a white, fouluf ellervescent citrate of mainic*ia. ! smelling dung. If one calf has beCuring Tender Feel. or !«.>>.! come infected-others are liable to conl./rVimmi'^ ihnt’TA u‘l W'11 If one has missed n incnl meal-wilt wvii-m <vint-<-<| inc:il—will, tract tho disease and dlo in the samo " j manner. It is Important to thoroughly । disinfect box stalls where calves are <*.ni'"s corns to disappear. Tai-1’ cum or foot power should be used japped sud'ha’o them well bedded freely on the feet in hot weather to 1 with clean straw. It is always a good I'educe friction mid therefore liaHIvLiU •P,aM 10 disinfect tho navel cord when 'Ild.y tn hlifdttru. If a S!,w ni)JS ■ — ■ ■ ■ — M ! 1110 born and. if there Is reason tin* lirel. clean the bnii.-e or blister '.suspect thw might contract the disand -|>Hi rtnps of mlhediyc iilasfer easn, extra precaaUoM should bo oyep fin* spot. This usually en-■ ,4kcII tuch o BjIireing the cord with -ablerorp to W.’lTr Tliv shoo ‘ Hut nil- wilhoul the filighlcBl dh:com- And i> Restored lo Health by * fo|t. , . I j- r d: I L • 17 or to tie tlie end of the cord with n Lydia th. rmknani 8 Veg- String and wrap a strip of cloth ('.leaning Fruit. etable Compound. , around the calf’s body. A mild aoiu, . *r—:----- —-— . , tlon of creolln. zenoleum or carbolic Fruil.s for food should he fresh, Euphcmia, Ohio.—“Becauxd of total acM ni,pI|ed to the cord as ripe .nuil dean. rip.* hi. clean. Fntils «.ct>os<<I myself disinfectant* "7, in long ”■ tin* lunrkd 'uarioM often oiu-n undergo Ij ignorance r"r----- '-7“of how to care for TiT — I*a aiwniectanc. pa/Tinl dcccnnpiHllion. dccoinpo-iiliOn. Wio-n Wh'-n <ie-। d<* | when verging into womanhood.and from _______________ pii/tlnl •unpo-ilion lias nol not actually* ndually begun I tak,nK“ldwh«r«oln^to*chooI> I »uf- ODrtt-iT r.i eioeeni rr-rnmo <• .'mp.>-ilion (11X1 -«iihT,in *. ..F— rfruit _i ..is ofleii! the surface of ,1 Gm ^rom a «iispl*ccmcnl. and each PROFIT IN CAREFUL FEEDING .oxered dust'and .M.i.. —mi with i. mold, ....i.i ... . . ’genus! month I had aovero pain, and n.uaea —---------of vnrmus sorts, often of deadly! which alway.meont a lay-off from work i Common Cow. Capable ef Producing i liitracter, writes a physician. Ca»*- for two to four days from tho lime I ■ • ----------tul selection of fruit to ha served waa 16 year. old. by Ordinary Methods. and a thorough cleansing of it is al­ •• I went to Kansas to live with my sisways of the utmost importance. Ur and while there a doctor told me of bucli fruits as apples, plums and Pinkham retnedie. but I did not um grapes should be dipped for4wo the From a careful Investigation we And I minutes in a 5 per eent solution of them Uien as* my faith in patent medi­ that our common cows are capable ot cines was limited. After my sister died peroxide of hydrogen. The com­ 1 came home------------------------------------to Ohio to live and that producing a much larger yield tt\an is! mercial brand used for bleaching is r --------------secured Irom the average common cow [ suitable for tho purpose and is . “*•>•«» my home for the last 13 years, much less expensive. After disiti-i "The Change of Life came when I was In the state- During the past decade! feeling the fruit needs to hi' Ihoryears old and about thia time I saw .Highly rinsed. Berrios, salad ! my physical condition plainly described unlverslty farm, tn the dairy herd, al p»d inxfact all fruits and in ono of your advertisements. Then I number of common cows; that is, cows I v. iu-tnbl. s may be thus rendered began using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg- with no dairy heredity. •-.-If.' tor ealinp. etable Compound and I cannot tell you The average’ yield from these coin-1 11. most, native Causa of smnui. r or any ono tho relief it gave me in die mon cows, for 83 yearly records, la u.000 pounds of milk and 822 pounds of butter; which last, valued ox 87 ph I,v <t.‘ri>iiHH)<iUfnii <-stu.<-i Tlv during tlfe last 18 years I have not lnr-*e'.*i|i.M whbrr tin* air is In;!! P*111 out two dollars to a doctor.and have cents per pound, is equal in round j for wuaacc butter .lUiK'. alone. Thei a ■■ I --- ,------------------------ -------------- I numbers .wax*, to w •460 ava 1 ue i rh .igid With milii-ns of gernu t” boen ‘blc«Fw*<hexeelleothcalthforawo- average receipt per common row tn beenblestwithexccllenthcalthforawowoman of my age and Iran thank Lydia the ,tale b »4«W: which .how. that) Ihe cubic yaiil. E-Pinkham ^Vegetable Compound for IL the average cow la yielding |14 less Coign of Yantugc. 1 h.v I n °f L f” ’ rer Mnum ,h"n •*« easily yield L ‘•rb.i you're charging !) per rent in-! -! ler- sl. What- do you Hunk Hie th. value of grx»d Ro>l hcalih° huUh. V I1 r''“ “• «”» “ “ ““’•"Hr farm. «•'» I."rd'll say t<> lhal?.” . -------------- -----------'■N'dliing. He’ll look down on lhal h*VB now canuxl a comfortable little Butterfat In Milk. home just by sewing and nursing. I I it and iabe it' fw-a 6."—Judge. have recommended the Cbmpound to . The avers average quality of milk should i many with goal results, m il is excel- ytold about ‘ —t * P«r Mat of butterfat by A Conic Bonn. «"k. V? h*fQru and after child» Babcock Babcock text. Full direction, fur A dani.-el vvho lived in Dubuque birth."—Miss Evelyn Aueua Stew­ ART, Eupfiemia. Ohio. ' U u»« of------------------------------------Was ambitious l»i marry a dtique, If rca w«t .nXl ’old w,th u,tin« “*chlne.. Five Bul n« noil" hove in sislM ■ . ’ per cent of the milk la an Xinn I' diivuuraged her quiglit And -lie inarrwd a barber u ber iftnied -l. utiaT. Lraa, Mass. Your Inter will a1*1* w Vuttar. Luque. ‘ bo opened, read and answered by a !- —Cleveland Plain ‘lain Dealer, ji "omtn'and held in atrict confideneo. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. ,'Ki.mxie cur? bu“«fi AIIIIRAR 'nIIDQL waifs-A TAitCQ nUlluC I nnPTllD’Q AnUlPL lllj|l| ll|| 0Miaf|lfiV How I Helped My Husband to Make More Money New Ideas By Wives Which Have Built Men s Fortunes One man got $75.a rnnrth; tho wife got an . idea and to-day lie is making a fat salary and has $40,^00 in the bank. Another wife’s idea has bought a v/hoic ranch without irady money. Anothes wife is multiplying the family income by ft?. '■ 'cci» ?s ofwomen have been induced to tell their ideas in the * greaicst series a rr.agazino has ever printed. The first few are *; NOVEMBER ISSUE OP The Ladies Home Journal Fifteen Cents a Copy, of AH News Agents Or. $1.50 a Year <1 2 issues) by Mail, Ordered Through Our Subscription Agvnus or Direct Boys Wanted Deliver on Routes. Apply to Our Sales Agent JOHN B, ROBERTS 109 West State St, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY Independence Square > Philadelphia Pennsylvania �THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER 22, 19 IL and MassiahAhip. Recall tho words of loiah fl:9, 10 and note that the Lord stated dhal there was a ful­ fillment of those words in the peo­ ple who listened Jo Him I Ml-. 13:13­ 15.) Hee alsp 2 Cor. 4:3, t. In v 149 of our lesson we learn that it was with a kiss Hr was betrayed, iiv one who haii been a companion of His. Head John 13:18, 19, where He told them before it cgnut lo pass, and slated that the scripture I would be fulfilled ' thereby. The i scripture He referred lo was Ps. would LUMET ING POWDER The cook is happy, the other members of the family; N are happy—appetite* sharpen, tilings brighten up generally. And Calumet J Baking Powder is responsible for It all. f For Calumet never fails. Its wonderful leavenlug qualities Insure perfectly shortened, faultlessly raised bakings. . Cannot be compared with other baking powders, which promise without performing. Even a beginner in cooking gets delightful results with tills neverfailing Calumet Baking Powder. Your grocer knows. Ask him. RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS Life is Altogether Too Short To worry out your days half frozen. Let us heat your home with a mrstow JLFbAY STATE 11 the furnace that for aim* plicity, durability and economy of operation Is not surpassed* HUFFMAN BROTHERS JEFFERSON STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Chink of henry Smith Grand Rapids, IBich. MISSIONARY UYS JAPS WILL MAKE WAR OR U. S. Declares Time is Coining When Asiatics Will Resent Exclmdoh and Breaking of Treaties. "With our Japanese exclusion policy und the breaking of treaties with.China, as we arc. constantly doing, the time is rapidly ap­ proaching when these two power­ ful nations will resent the indigni­ ties being forced upon them, com­ mence arming against the white peril, and, force Hie U. S. Howard the military, method* that arty play­ ing such a great part in the pres­ ent European conflict," said Dr. Sidney I,. Gulick, of Kyoto, Japan, in an address to MO people nt the Board of Commerce auditorium, 'JTiesdny afternoon. Dr. Gulick is mi American mia- when the Lord, resisted nol. the lat­ ter said, v 51 “Hut h><w then shall the scripliiH's be fulfilled, that thus it must lie?” Here we nm dis­ tinctly told lhal what happened was in ftilflllmenl of what was wrillen would corne lo pass; and in Ael.s*lk23. looking bai-k u|h>ii thoxo evcnl.a, lhal.I|n* purposes of God had hoed nceomplishisl. ■ When Hie trod to attend the 106th , annual meeting of the American'board of conunissionerfl fnr foreign mis­ says "How that Christ died for our sions. He spent 26 years in the sins according to (he scriptures; Asiatic countries and is looked up­ And that He wa* buried, and that on as an authority on Asiatic prob­ lems. On. I sought to take Him. from the hands of | because His hour was life" John 10:17 . and- now al­ though lie did cauM' lli'-fo*-* to fall Imrkwnrd by merely Faying "I am iJolm 18:5' He lakes n step toward lhe ftilllliini'iit nf those words in John 10:1" by resisting nol. Just here let us pause io note His word* in John I8:H "I have told yon that i,-i mvni- r” ....... . see a hint of the glortpus <«n»pel. in Hull II;- wa* inlpm Hint we might g<i free. Again, v 5rt of our lesson, we are loid (hat. ‘all Illis was done, lhal I the sci itituves <>f lhe prophets tniuhl lie fuliilletl." In fohiaking Him: Hu- disciples fulfilled His own words Ml. 20:31’. which words were ImsetL u|M»n artd in part quot­ ed from Hie scriptures. Hie quotatioi being from Zech. 13:7. tn yielding - Himself, without resis­ tance. lo death, even lhe death of tlie cross. He fulfill* Hie type of the burnt offering (Lev. I'. In Isaac we se*« this same tiling lypiIn Mk. 8:31 wc read of the Lord -aviijg that "the Son of man. must suffer many things, and be rejected l<> tlie ciders, nhd < f tlie .chief pricsl*. and scribe*, and lie killed, and after three days ri*e again." In v 57 <ff »ur hisKin He is.brought liefore the high- priest, the elders aud the scribes, who reject Him. as lb- said. Ili-cgll thnl Caianflas it was wlio nlli-nd the prophecy of DOES YOUR COAL BURN TO CLINKERS? IF SO, READ THIS! Here is a graphic illustration of what the coal you buy this winter must do. Every atom of it should go into the production of heat, BUI IT DOESN'T. All coal is adulter­ ated with slate, sulphur, iron and other impurities which reduce its heat value per pound. THE WISEST COAL CONSUMER walrhew carefully the way his eoal burps. If it hums to clinkers and slug, he knows lhe coal Ls impure* and some of the money lhal lie was investing in coul was really paying for Hicm* useless impurities. Hr decides to buy clean coul und knows when hr gels il, for I Its rrsiilur is nshrs only. ALFALFA PRODUCES MOST II1U in ft. linn and ECONOMICAL CATTLE FEED l.he Stock Raising. Which Makes Country Prosperous. Depends Upon Altaite. \s the future prosperity of Hie country, from an agricultural slmid|M>int, will depend upon otir live slock so must ttn* raising of (hut live slock depend upon alfalfa ns Hie best roughage with whlr.lt to put on the most weight nl lhe least ciist. So important has alfalfa he­ roine us an ecouoiliicul feed that il is almost imtiossitile to sny too much about il. Tlie following arti­ cle was written by A. P. Grout of Scott county, Illinois. This suc­ cessful alfalfa grower says: “After twenty years' experience in growing'altelfa I have cornu lo the cmtclualon that the average yield per annum, under Hit* ordi­ nary and usual cmuliUons which prevail in Illinois, should not be less than five ton* per acre. I have nol always grown this amount, but Hint was whefi I was gelling ex­ perience mid learning how. I am doing il now. and whenever I tail it is not the fault of the plant, l.ut Ix-cause I have not dune my pail (ir i'omplicd with some of tin* con­ ditions or requirement * which vxT periciice has found to in- necessary for its successful growth. "Hast year 1 harvester! more than five tons per acre from a twentylive acre field. This same Hehl this year yielded better than two tons al lhe first cutting, and tietween one and one-half mid two tons aL Hie secund cCitling. This makes neces- These rulers were assembled awailing His arrival. Imagine their silti.sfllction ns they Itehpld their victim before them! Think of Hi*1 qOuflrr inns nl Hie next cutting lo MilTvriitu at* He nitjk'o-five Iona for lhe Reason. "The etlreme length of the first sinfut men. Their desin- was to two ■ cuttings were 38 Inches each, pul Him to death, nnd lo Ihis end bul in order to take good measure they sought false wUnrsses v 59 . we will call them :u> inches, or six Nothing is said alioiit seeking nny feet for the two cullings. At this rale the total growth for the sea­ IUI u-u I I , son will be close on lo ten,feel. runner. His I’alher. His feats.-4li* ‘The value rtf aTTalfii as u -food, fidelity, were llis true witnesses. in comparison with other farm They di*sired false witnesses. Even crops, I* nut alone determined by UmiurII snmn raise witm•*-"• came, the quantity. The actual food val­ luiHinik* wa* accomplished through ue of the ^lifferehl crops is based diem for "their wiluoM agreed not upon Hie amount of the different together” Mk. H:5fi'. . Two wit­ digestible Aitfrienla: protein, car­ nesses finally came mpl misquoted bohydrate/ and fat contained. The His own words, which again shows value। per |s>und -assigned for lhe their blindness (John 2:19-21;. digestible food nutrients ns tin* “Their three charge.: Profaned the haaiiKof calruluUon by the United temple, spake against Moses, elaun- States Departnie.nl. of Agriculture cj in be the Son of God. He was are: Brotcin. (J7-l000lhs; cnrboliymisunderstood, as to the first two. drales, «LI000th»; fat. l-idfilh. Tlie Inst Ho truly was and His life Tliese figure* are only reMlive as . .. , ................. I U '• unv. Hie price of food elements vary ill ing* were piTvrrtcd. IL is the dev- different sections .from year to lil’s strategy to mix nn element of year." _____________ __ !truth with every life." To these accusations He aaswered nothing.' HIGHWAY LINED WITH PEACH Sublime word* ‘'Hut Jesus held His o nuci line old pair THE BEST FURNACE also and In existence will not deliver the proper amount of heat without gopd ronl. Hciiiembcr that the hu­ man body requires good food to perform good work. Furnnro In­ digestion is fust ns much of n fuel -ttsjhc human .stomach ills. tell If. mov an « soul Wot] Woe fieri rorni THE BEST PRESCRIPTION plga. ollie; a not ticul for- u choking. sputtering, smoking cool tire La PUKE COAU Every pound of the coal we arc offering Ims been carefully scrt-wird und In­ spected. mid we Ini Hr you Into our yards lo examine II. Your own test will show you whrlhrr you liought rcal.roal or clinkers. Ch farm will half John offer caUli YOU WILL SAVE DOLLARS by tilling your coni hln now. before winter m-Is in. We have several ciii-loads of ciuil standing mi the track now including PtMlAII(W1*AS mid IltM'.KlNG VALLEY lump, and uImi (.Himel llu- IwM Ih-v-pluce vo.d on lhe nuirki-L For jour furnace mir Egg or Stove rim I will suit you; (or jmir stove try mir Chestnut, easy to handle mid right for the PUP|M*M*. REM. Four tenr very seniM START A GOOD HABIT and when you want anything in our line, call us up. We sell Blacthford’s Cali Meal, Hard and Soft Coal,.Colic,’ Cement, Lime, Plaster, Tile, Flour, Barrel Salt, Feed, Middlings, Bran, Oil Meal,.Barley, Ground Corn and Oats, Hay and Straw and Homestead Fertilizer. Remember Buv J*7Coni you ivemcmocr We wepu y Your i uui Grain urum an,: wbejj* ,he hiKBaHey 1,Mt tu«rket for it. Hay orprice clover Bring your wc wanlinlhem Edmonds Brothers Phone 18 —The Elevator Men— nnd <1 When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose ---------- WILL STRIKE----------100,000 MICHIGAN HOMES A VOTEJOJ white front Hickc day drivii nceid not b probs Thou sinasl nil Wl nbsoli In Hastings, Mich. masher or a granite ware radon Utilizing Mulberries. Mending Malting. I peace." When falsely accused He TREES TO CROSS MISSOURI Should you make an ugly tear in In many section*; wild mulber­ slightly crush Hie mixture. Meas­ 'was silent. He did nol attempt to ure the pulp and juice mid add vindicate llim*olf. the veiy thing your matting, as is often done' in ries ate very abundant. Mulber­ half as much sugar. Bring Hi» ;wr are sn nnxiini* In do under «urn- As in Europe, ProccediuFsnm Kniil moving heavy furniture over' it, ries tiiay he combined wilh poose- mixture to a boll over a slow tli« . Soles Will Go Into Good / ilur circnnislances. Read Mt. 6:11; mend It by darning ii wilhi-rftfUa nr •brerio* -la make au excelbml mar; ,tUld allow it to siqipier slowly un­ Is. 53:7. < Under oath as to His Roads Fund. til it is I hick when roiil. Heal the colors Hint match the pattern. . inalndo. Select, nnd prepare iho In Missouri il is proposed lo have Thia Is much belter than a patch. mulberries .a* for canning, blare marmalade in .glass jdrs or pour «t that brings the senlnco of death. into jelly glasses and cover it with Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment Not from the false witnesses, bul a slate highway, extending from ami it can lie most neatly done. If is very bad. run a heavy melted parnflln. Himself came tpc evidence. In an­ one side of lhe commonwealth to the tear in Western Michigan. or two across il I#" furnish a kettle with a third as many goo.seswer to tin* request of the high .the other and lined with peach cord foundation for the Weaving of tlie Imrries. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. With it wooden potato trees. . • Store on Corner pf Monroe arid Division Ave. raflla. * Il is easy lo sew the co? i Tlie Missouri legislature will be into place with a large darning Store Phones— Farm Phones— asked to pass a law making these needle, ami to fasten il securely. ting on Ihn right hand of power;” trees-the property of the state and There is no better- material for Bell, 173 Bell, 651 mid spoke of His coming again. His providing for their protection. The Citizens, 5173 Citizens, 6251 the fraying edges of mat­ deity He claims. He is at the right trees will be given scientific aUen- mending hand of power, as our High Priest, lion, the fruit to be harvested and ting than raflla. lb- comes again as King. This les- sold for the benefit of the road RE YOU AWARE, that if the proposed Amendment to the Consti­ Fruit Pirklr. . sent Him wr san. of David; now vve timonv was regarded as blasphemy. fund. tution of tho State ot Michigan, to bc known as Section 10. and to Witnesses From an aesthetic standpoint aic studying the events connected | But see John 10:33-39. Did you ever try fruit pickle? A be voted upon on Election Day, November 3, 1914. Is adopted, its I were s«’il needed.’ His own words the plan is commendable- Peach very, good ono can be made by were ’ sufficient. Ami thus He. is provisions will strike One Hundred Thousand Michigan homes, and affect trees’by the roadside would be or­ mixmg peaches, apples nnd pears raliain. Matthew is the Hook of the interests of Three Hundred Fifty Thousand Michigan citizens, who riiltillmenl of M’ripliHi- is men- blasphemed who was accused of namental. Whether they could be together. First rub the down off blasphemy. U‘l us return to v fit made useful in the sense of in­ the peaches with n piece of .flannel are carrying Fraternal protection? The clUzena of thia State must look to note that sitting at the right creasing the road funds is a matter or. a soft cloth, pare the apples, to the Insurance Department for protection in alt insurance matters. The Insurance Department supervises all Insurance Companies, and aeeka to i fulfilled. even though mention is hand of power lakes us back lo of doubt. Tho peach' is a fragiii’ leaving the sterns on. and if the keep fraudulent companies out of thia State. Let us look to tbb Depart­ not made of il. We shall take for the scriptures. Ps. 11:1: as does tree and to maintain and protect skin on lhe pears is thick, pare also coming ip lhe clouds of heav ­ a slate peach orchard scattered ment for Information in this crista. them also. Then stick two whole [our en. Dan. 7:13. It. »ln resimnse to along hundreds of miles of public EOK SUNDAY NOV. 1. cloves in every piece of fruit. * lesson Divisions: Hie question of the high priest (v highway would be an expensive READ, BROTHER, AND PONDER WELL Weigh the fruit. To every 0 ------------...-------. ,. ARRESTED ACCORDING TO 66 . He is declared to be guilty of undertaking. The cost of protec­ pounds of it allow 3* pounds of su­ Cpmmlxxloner Wlnahlp. of the The Arrest and Trial of Jesus. ML THE SCIllPTT’RES. I7-5A5. dentil. Why? John 19:7. He tion probably would far exceed any gar and a pint of strong vinegar, UlchlKan Slate Insurance Depart­ । 11. ACCUSED ACCORDING TO largo exteht the value of income that might bo received four dozen cloves and two dozen THE SCRIPTURES. 57-fifl. KI DeneDclarr Koclotlex? talioii. "Nn’vv everyone who denies cassia buds. The simp should be ank Hxxbrouck. fiuperl Iteftrt l.k. 22:17-65, HL ABUSED ACCORDING TO« His divinity assejils lo the charg** from the fruit 'crop. Hut tho idea of.planting trees on cooked fifteen minutes before the limit Fraternal Rocletlee io- tbn hilroductorv. THE SCRIPTURES.-.fifi-tn. ' payment ot Death BeneOta only, they made, that of blasjdieiny mid the public iiinds is « good one. fruit is put in. The flnrl verse of Hie Gospel ac-l Skim well while The Outline Developed. ana would dextroy Blate xuperment Into the fundamental law dtffen-iiitf/of death." There are many varieties Hint lording to Matthew gives us a key], We are first ....... ............... cooking: Cook the fruit in the the vlxlon.of Michigan. would. In my judg introduced I" Following this sentence in the would be belter for the purpose sirup until it is lender, then pack Eent. restrict the activities cl to its content!-. “Tlje Book of th-- scene of Iho third portion of mir Ichtgao Fraternal Orders t« court of injustice, such abuse, is than lhe peach tree. Some years in jars—stone’ "r glass—pouring generation of Jesus-Christ, the Son e -----Inst - j.„,lesson, when GimI’s Holy One in-apod upon His .innocent head as ngo there'was talk of having a ca- il • >f rv-.JU David, the-----boh of Abraham." The!was betrayed by Judas. the idrnp over it, nnd s»-nl. thio Amendtalpp-lined -highway in Kentucky. Iind 25 chapters of the Book pre- event fulfilled, God’s Word. ------ ............ .................... . In V was written in the scriptures. They nuncly, the lodge xyxtem,’ Aonl Hint as the son of David, and 17 we read “Judas, one of the spil In Hi* face. See Is. 50:6: 52:14. Thu plan never materialized, bul Ilopclc*s Lung Trouble Cured. See Mic. 5:1. but that was no faull of the plan, therefore related to the Jews and twelve.” From John 6:70, 7t we They smote Him. miixioncra, wcii-xxwwn rrnt*rnallitf. xnd uitncna __ __ _ Many ‘recoveries from Lung • loHhe kingdom of which He is the learn that Jesus spake of Judas as Wa complain of our hitler experi­ which waa .altogether admirable. <>n«rally, condemn th* prorlxlonx ot tho proposed Bl M | Bul which of us had en­ Troubles are duo to Dr. Heirs PineKing. Chapters 26 and. 27 give u* being a devil, "being one of the ences. Amendmint. Every Fraternal Society. Including Rail11 ID N fl | Il strengthens tlie W. T. llutchons, Nicholson. Ga, Tar-Honcy. the death of the son of Abraham. twelve." way Orsanlxatlori*. Trada Colona and Conunarvu I UULU 11U a Again, in Mt. 26:21 we dured at lhe hand of man what He Travclerr. have taken up arms agalnxt the proposed ’ Am son of David He is related nar- listen tn Him saying-io the disci­ did. lo say .nothing of the cup He had a severe attack of rheumatism. Lungs, check* lhe'Cough and gives Amendment, tf the Fraternal System U to be pre- S5=5SS3S2 ticqlarly tn Israel. As son of Abra­ ples, the twelve, “Verily I say unto drank on the cross when His Fath­ His feat, ankles and joints were relief at once.—Mr. W. S. Wilkins, nerved. THE AMENDMENT MUST BE DEFEATED. ham to all the world (Gen. 12:3.? you. that one of you shall betray er’s face was turned from Him? He swollen, ami moving about was Gales N. C. write*: “I used Dr. Do your part. Brother, ct the Eolia, Tucaday. Nov. 1. a IVo whose one Word would have smil­ very painful. He was certainly in Bell's Pine-Tar-Hbney in. n case As son of David He offered Himself me." Hi* Word waj fulfilled. We For LRerxtwrc Addras to Israel as their King,' as son of wonder al Hie blindness • of mcJ. -ten His tormentors, suffered it all— a bad way when he started to lake given ui> ns hopeless and it effected r — ... hnve ’ we done for Foley Kidney Pills. Be s>tys, “Just a complete cure." Get a bottle oif Abraham h»* died. "And not for that who today reject the Gospel ana for us. If a few doses, made mo feel belter, Dr. Bell's ' Pine-Tar-Honeyi nation only" (John 11:52.1 For Ab- the Person of that Gosp**!: >’«* here Him? rjtbaiu is related to Gentiles as well we have blindness, in lhal a mulHNext week—Sowing and Reaping and now my pains and rheuma­ your cough i.< dry and hacking let tism are all gone and 1 sleep all il trickle down tho throat, you will .......... Detroit, . Michigan AMA Jews. Km Romans I. In the tude came to take Him, evidently -Gal. 6:1-10. ‘ night long.—A. E. Mulholland— surely get relief. .Only 25c. al your tIdl'd quarter we concluded the fearful of His power, and yet‘fail­ Sincerely yours^ Druggist.—Adv. Ames. Adv. •iudy »-•< thoae chapters which pre- ing to see in il a proof of His deity International Sunday School Lesson fan atir Th. and hog sha ■Alii for i'.on for VOTE NO! to Clc work up ai run I tings Th< Mllll harm tier. A threw break that jail n leStCt Han tic M Iterl 1 bort, bj Ot an ba � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-10-29.pdf bafaceb6a0d105b69ca370d52c11ff70 PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY Hsrry County P*p.ri 'Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR BANNER. THE HASTINGS 20 PAGES *******............ *.......... SEVEN AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE BANNER THIS WEEK. FINE LISTS OFFERED. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCT. 29,1914 George _ Austin. |hflndles cornstalks, quantity of poDETROIT FREE PRESS DIS­ George Ausljn Jias renled his lol‘“is «i>'i other orllrdcs. u You will CREDITS CHASE S. OSBORN'S farm, ami will have an auction sale ‘Hint the lull purliciilurs in the adv. CANDIDACY at the farm D4 mile* north of on another page. Nashville. Col. Henry Bidelman I ------- —-auctioneer, Frank McDerhy clerk. Kaestr and Ilaynum. There will be offered a fine rnarel To close tho estate of the late MR. OSBORN AND SALOON and colt, H cows. 0 young cuttle, came, It i.jGeorge J. Kuru thu administrator, KEEPERS DO NOT HITCH hogs. 13 slicop. uH |Nu... ,u.r Khay. UUifi nn mint ItXI<|. the tenant on Hie shocks coni mid other her article*. .. >1 farm, Harley I). Hayman will have will bo an aflainoon sale. Dinner an auction sale nt the George Kunz for those coming .from a distance. farm, 2 miles west and I mnoTfim. Was Not in Detroit on Day When Consull I he adv. nn another page <>f Noshvilh', M-etinri 3, Maple Grove' Free Press Said He Consulted for the date and all partic'ul.ors. township. Col. W. H. Couch will With Saloon Keepers. be the auctioneer. Chris, .Marshall, Tho following mlitorial appeared Frank Bryans. clerk. This wilt be a big sale.’ In order to raise moncy’which ho There are offered 4 horses. D cows., in The Ionia Sentinel of October 8. . must raise quick Frank Bryans will 12 young cattle. 30 sheep, 30 hogs1 HHi: have an auction sale al liis farai 5 and pigs, 80 chickens and a big list Campaign Methods. miles south ami (4 mill* oast of of farm tools. The adv. elsewhere,* in the Detroit Free* Press will give-^-ou Hie dalh and all par ­ I Inst Ings, iH'lween Um lleudorsholl Tuesday morning there appeared and McOinber school lirmsox on xec- ticulars. an article On the front page and lion 8, Baltimore. Col. W. H. Cmicb half a column long, in which il wax Mrs. F. IN. Root. auctioneer. Mr. Bryans offers four stated U|hiii rumor and unverified line young hoi fl-s, 2 of thcm'4 years Owing ,ti> her husbandX death, , report that Chase H. Oxiiorn - had old mentioned in the ui.i iiiviiuoiivu iup ni|v, nor, and ana n fin*? i.'v* Mrs. airs. F. r. N. iuhu iiirougii the me admin-' namin- visited several Ih-troil saloons on Roof,, througli Uncle Charley Andrus palr of yearling I'erclierohk which ialralor.of the estate. will have an Saturday evening for tho ptirpniuY Wilhoul dissentingj vob\ Uncle were not in the published list. He auction Mie at the Will Crittenden of gelling the sup|Hirt of the De­ also offers 5 row*. 70 sheep. 15 hu^s farm, one-half mile . east of the troit saloon eci>rrx. Wilh careful Charlie Andrus, the fifiihful custo­ and scl __ j pig*. some farm tools, quantity * Striker school houno on section i. attention to detail and accuracy dian of Barry eounl/J court house of hay. Intnlier, etc. The adv. will (Baltimore, . Henry Bidelman will the names of certain saloon keep­ and yard, was iv-eli-hxl janitor tell vnn till. nil partir*ilnrs. Im Im mm loll you the rlnli, date mu! ami all he Ithe auctioneer and Will Critten­ ers whom the ex-govemor was al­ den dork. It will ho an afternoon leged to have visited Were given. for the eighth coiisecaHve year, by Il II Mill,,. sale. There are offered 2 horses, a Also wilh careful attention to (lie I he Iwtani of “upertism-. Mr. An­ II. B. Miller will quit farming nnd cow. 3 plgx. 25 chickens, quantity of legal aspect of the case, those nlle- drus is one of Hie o|dc«t living pio­ it move h> Woodland. He will have hay. pram, onions and potatoes, al­ gnUonx were all worded with care, neers of Hastings uwnship. The sad death of nn<l tho saloon keepers who were ,1s due lo his untiring efforts that an-auction sale al his farm.-C miles so farm tools. j Mr. Hoot will surely incline th** named, it was stated were not I lie lawn is kept in sueli good con­ south and one-half mile cast of Woodland village on section 27,J, pood people of Hint locality to turn! found to verify tho reports. How­ dition in the Ktiinnier. lie is "on the •Woodland twp. Hol. W. H. Cnueh ou* ni"l Me*’ I hat Mrs. Hoot's auction: ever, this unverified’ nnd unvcriil- job” early every morttiiti: and ha« will Is* the auctioneer, J. J. England i«"'X'v'**- S.*o the adv. on an- ablo report was dremed worthy of hardly known a day oR illne.-s dur­ i lcrk. IL will bo nn afternoon sale, other page for dale, terms and pni- a place on (he front page of one of ing his life. He is a faimliar figure al the county building and h<> lias ’ rnrnmeneing at 1 ovioek sharp.; Hrularx. ’ Michigan's "lending” newspapers. Mr. Miller offer* 0 cow*. 8 hogs and' -----------As a matter- of fact the entire made many friends. pig*, ton chickens, 3 or 4 acres corn Geo. Cunnoin. story was made out of whole cloth in shock, a lot of farm tools and The farm which’ George Cannom for the purpose of discrediting (he other articles. Nolo the adv. on ।has Iw'.'ii renting lias been sold, nnd candidacy of Chase S. Oxltorn. Mr. another page, which gives full par­ he will have an auction sale nt what Osborn was not- in’ Detroit on Sat­ ticular* 1 is known ns tho Edward Reese farm urday, he did not call on any sa­ Hi miles MUIh ami 2 miles w<*sl of loon kfepers, and he would not Charlex (L Hcrvcn. Nashville, on section 2H Maple liaVe called on them if he had been Charles C. Hervcn. baa x«hl his Grove township. <7ol. W. IL Couch there. Mr. Osborn and the saloon farm and will quit, farming, ____ _ He will Im Hie auctioneer and E. Lieb- keepers of tho slate do not hlioh. Mr. Osborn came tn Ionin Satur­ WILL BE HELD IN .V M. C. A. will have a sale al ?* the — farm onc’ haU’er clerk. Mr. Cannom offers ifEinui'AirrERs November half mile south of A —,... Center. —........ -3 horses. 5 cows. H young cattle, 33 day morning ut 8 o’clock from Aasyna John N. Norris will Im the auction-1 sheep, 13 tons hay, 3*X> bushels oats, Grand Rapids. Ho left Ionia by au17 AND 4» eer nnd P. K. Jewell'clerk. II will [quantity corn ir. -crib and Held, tomobihi far n tour of Hie county he an afternoon sale.. Mr. Hervcn some fodder, farm tools and other al 9 o’clock and the report of tho offers two horses, 3 caws, .1 young articles.’ Tlu-date. nnd all pnrtic- trip will be found in'another col­ CHILDREN ENTERED WILL BE ca'Ulc. 12 bogs mid pigs. SSOOlulan* can tie learned in the adv. umn. He returned to Ionin in the evening, spoke hero nnd attended a SCIENTIFICALLY EXAMINED banquet. At about ten-o’clock he left in an automobile driven by hlx FOLLOWING REPUBLICAN REMARKABLE ESCAPE WHEH :xon-in-lnw for Lansing which place SPEECHES TO BE DELIVERED he reached shortly after midnight Under Rule* Prescribed by Io­ MOTOR-CAR TURNS TURTLE Early Sunday morning Gen. Fred nian's Ilona* Ikznipaainn. Medals W. Green of this city talked with and Dlplosua* or Prlrre. Four Men Hate Thrilling Exper­ In Ihury County This Week. Turn Mr. Osborn in looting by . tele­ "BtiHer. BabhtaF* . ! Out Aud Hear The Issues ience in (Jotcnl«|r Willie Br-.j phone. 1 .. . L' Whal an • -• l>bci«*4“~r. ... And yet « iX’iro.UirWmcr luw the rotmd* tlMw ___ —__ __ y___ Tho following republican speech­ effrontery (o toll Hie people that* Uh? best pari of il is that they F.. F. Cliarllon, Rnhon. M«Hin. Will Tnyno and Fred Ryerson had a es will lie delivered in Barry County road it that Oxliorn Tinted Detroit Stand for all that, their sound sugsaloon keener* Saturday evening v< rr narrow «>sr4tpn from death nr Ulis wook al the following places. gest.*. one of the hip. Inlerexting. on political, buxine**. • xeriAus injury when Mr. Charlton's FRIDAY EVIL 0(71' 30 vital ideas of the hour, (he Better Thio incident well illuslraleii tho Babir.* Movement. car tuned turtle in Cloverdale, Hon. Grant Fellows ut Hastings means which are being used l<z d«iwhile the party were returning Mr. Felows will speak in Odd Fel­ lb started wilh Hu* idea of mak­ front a HMMding of Masons.in Hie lows Hall as the Opera House could feat Mr. Ooborn for governor.. He Hickory Corners temple,, fairly Suft- not Jic secured. Meeting will com­ has bitter enemies who will slop ing the ord-fashioned baby show a al nothing to injure ihis chances, bit more satisfactory by having baday morning. Mr. Charlton was mence al 8.*00 o'clock. and who will wage a campaign hie* examined for physical perfecdriving very carefully when the I.re'11. Pryor al Bowens Mills at against him marked by tho wildest lion instead of dimples, golden accident occurred. Had the' lop 7:30. . p<><icli*.’.*-«nd-crenm distortions of truth and manufac­ ringlets and not been up, tho accident would SATURDAY EVE. OCT 31 tured campaign roorbacks of which •Un. probably have hc<m serious. Hon. W. M. Smith at Middleville the Free Press story is a fair’ex- ■ Then a magazhuy whoso editors Though the top wax completely love babies MW Inc possihilitii** of smashed, it held, the car up w» 11 oil ampleall wore ablo'Ut crawl from beneath With I lie thinking people of the turning this hew kind of bbby show 7:30. ’ absolutely uninjured. state, however, voles will be madts into a tine, prond campaign for Saurdny night W. W. Potter will for Mr. Osborn by these tarlics on making babies belter. And out of it In addition io the lop, the wind­ grew the Better Babies Contest. shield, the fenders, running hoard speak ut Woodland. Hie pari of his enemies. and one of the wheels wore smash­ A Better Babies Contest is a scied. The car lay Imttom up. Charles entitle examination of children, THE HASTINBS ELECTRIC CO. Radford, of Hastings, at once went HIAWATHA LODGE HO, 53 from H months to W months of age, t<> Cloverdale and after n f.-w hours* for physical and iiH-ntal developIS MEETINB ENCOURAGEMENT HAS BANQUET FRIDAY EVENIN8 work had placed lli<* car right side rnoiil and tho awarding of medals to up and made repairs sufih :**nl In those whe deserve them on the Both in Selling Ils Goods nnd Its nm the wrecked maeliine Id Has­ | Inltiatlou of Candidates Conducted ground* of good, all-routui developtings under its own power. nieiil. flood looks, infantile beauty Capital Slock. Now Being Of­ By l-ake Odessa Team. Other Viscount only for what they are really fered. Hors Were Present Also. Calbrrro Released From Jail. worth in baby's health nnd growth. The Hastings Electric Co, con­ while many more important, things Though he wa« charged wllli as­ Friday, Oclolmr 23, being the n>gsault wilh intent to-do great bodily ulnr meeting of Hiawatha Lodge. tinues to show a fine gain in busi­ count a great, deal.more. harm less than the crime of mur­ No. 53. Daughters of Hcbekah, and ness and in popularity of tho Hast­ A fine healthy, well developed der. Albert tkijhrorn. tbr-llcdtan who having several candidates to initi­ ings electric sweepers which JI baby may 'score one thousand Thia company is points according to the Belter Ba­ threw Joseph LaFitte from a wagon ate, liikc Odessa lodge of Rebekr.hs manufactures. breaking Ills leg, was released on were Invited to be (he guests of thp now using tho Motor 'Shafi plant, nins Standard Score Card by which his own recognizance on condition local lodge and have charge of (he and is increasing its working force. all babies arc tested. These points Hint Im return for examination on initiation. The Lake Odessa folks, We arc glad to know Hint several are divided ns follows: Two himNovember 27. His bond was fixed :#> strong, came over and did the of our citixens are takitfg slock in dred for. mental and developmental al $100.00. Calbrera has liocn in 7ork in a :.uy creditan ? manner this company, and hope that all texts, which prove whether baby our business men may boost it tnkex proper notice of what goes on jail since he was pursued ami ar­ ixiting members were present If Hastings shall get more around him, walks.' sila up and K-sled by Sheriff Williams about from Nashville and other lodges. A along. factories the way to do it is by get­ banquet was served al the close of ting small industries add tho en­ sneaks properly and shows a ment­ al growth lo correspond to hi* age. the lodge. There were 110 in at­ Adverllscd Letters. couraging them on the start until One hundred point* for weight, and Hastings Roller Rink, Sec’y Mys­ tendance from the local lodge be­ they gel squared aggy. measurements which prove wheth­ » . tic Workers. A. K. Bukorisky, Al­ sides the guests, er baby is well proportioned for his .Mary E. S. Maynard, , bert Earl. (’. W. Jacobson, C. PheinScores Becoming Lower. x age'. Five hundred for physical de­ Press. Cor. hert, Harry F. Osborn, L. Shirloy, That the work of the Haslingk velopment. sturdy bones, linn flesh, high school fool ball team is im­ sriKiotli skin, goinl digestion, circu­ Ono hun­ proving is shown by the fact that lation and respiration. YH on Wednesday afternoon Coach dred mid fifteen for mouth ami Rogers' men were defeated al Char­ tc<Hh. Eighty five for eye, ear, nose aiiir throat tests. lotte by a score of 10 to 0, this being All of these tests arn made by a 20 points less than the $core by which Charlotte defeated Hastingk doctor, and il lake.* a pretty tine on .the preceding Wednesday. On baby to score over 90 per cent m of Examination. this Wednesday p. nu Uasllngs is bit** Certificate playing in .Nashville. The next game This county is to have a Better will bo played irt Hastings by the Babies Contest al tho Y, M. C. A. Grand Rapids High School Re­ licadquarlor* al Hustings on Tues­ serves. The local team is making day niur Wednesday, November 17 every effort to round into winning and 18, and will be a part of the form and to regain tho athletic program for Barry County’s Good prestige, which Hastings ingloriolis- Health Week. ly lost- during I he'last few years. ■ The Bettor Bahia* Bureau of. the Woman's Homo Companion, organ­ • Look Out For “lllli.ilour Stories." ized to promote Belter Babies Con­ I Voters of Barry County should tests, will award a medal tn the ba­ • beware of “eleventh hour stories” by. Also lo each prize winner of ev­ J affecting the character or standing Come and hear the political issues fully and fairly discussed > of any candidate of any political ery division will be presented a by one o(»lhe best and most interesting speakers in Michigan. A ■ party, that may be circulated just Bettor Babies Diploma, beautifully “smoker” will follow the meeting. Remember this will be al the , before election day, too late to be printed in colors, and lo each baby l denied. . examined in tho contest, whether it Odd Fellows Hall. ... , ■ Such methods of pdlitics are rep­ receives a prize or not, a Bettcr Ba­ MONDAY EVE, NOV. 2, there will be a Republican meeting > rehensible to say the least, and bies Certificate of Examination, and reception of candidates al REED's OPERA HOUSE Good ■ never ought to bo resorted to. The whiob welcomes the small owner , candidate*- this year are ail good. into (he ranks of the Better Babies speakers will be present and cigars and light refreshments will > eJean men as far as we know and of 1914. be served following the meeting, nnd a general good time enjoyed. ; plenty of time has elapsed since the For further particular* applica­ , primaries, so that all may he fa- tion blanks, etc- write-or telephone > miliar wilh their records. -...................... I........... . Mr*. Albert Canelh. HEALTH WEIK’S SET­ HI BABIES MESI Hon. Grant H. Fellows Attorney General of Michigan Will Speak in Odd Fellows Hall, Hastings, Mich., Friday Evening, October 30, Commencing at 8 o’clock. PART ONE-1 TO fl .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ’tHY iHsHtrOIARLt Coonty’s FalrtfU Employe HEALTH EXHIBIT IN CAMPAIGN METHODS Re-Elected Elgfcth Time. •j THE PARISH HOUSE urnv niQDCDIITlDI C WIU. INSTRUCT PUBLIC PRIAENTING DISEASE. HEALTH IVEEK NUM BE IV 2d convicts amd what makes them; facts every citizen should know. •Y j Extract* From Cluplaln Loiifllirr'sI pictured for her bahy nil 4*f thu RURAL SCHOOL PUPILS ASKED TU CUME. HOV. 21 Pictures. Mip*. C.luxrN nnd Other FcaluiVx ivill Show Ravages of IHseaxex. In their effort to help the folks of Barry county to know how to “Live Longer.” and also how lo "Live Ihdtcr," two state' tioards and one or two national onranTzatioiis will coMfpvrate with I,he Barry County■ Gdofl Health Week comniittm' in bringing to Hastings one of I he very largest and best ex­ hibits of the kind ever presented in Michigan. These will be put on exhibition in the Parish House*of the Episcopal church Monday. Nov. Stirring Addres* Drihrred Hr- ।hat life may bring.' . nM.ii.^iuwwi 1 *■°r prouUCUOft of cnnvi«ls, . fore The Brotherhood. Mr. laugher declared the com-' mklresw of Cliai.l.in Chaplain Wu.1.Ltfuih’‘seif '< <* >•' Mmw. ••I*"”’IIp The ...Hr.-'<« .• or. or Jark<on i^niionlhr,-. -!«'■»',...... 'o'1 romrnunllr In . iv.l brtor.. Ilio nirmbrr. of Iho■' nirt own-r in or o l«>r ot , llrnl>iorli.»l. «a« a rr>.■laGon <>r!;i!_“_”f.“|W">”1 *A,n** 'hh*— conditioiM which siarlb*<| most.of imr iutlu«nces. •'Sony* (tutu.-* inu*l !«■ .■Irnn.tihis hearcr* and fohnod in many of their mind* a-sWeHHinatHMt l»» tt-s* Hieir influences in wiping out those avoid having social outlaws, we conditions which make prisons must quit raising outlaws amojig. American U>.v«. Through amuse­ iioci*xxar>*. TIfi» repnMhifc Rev. Loiighefs ment-. every liny village and ev­ address in all of its vigor, its ery large city is pumping into the wealth of details in criminology is iioys and sirl« evil influences. Side iiii|Krssib|e. but we will furnish our by side with.the saloons and crook* reader* wilh (ho gist of sume-of the are the -lourqding inlluences of. the important features qf his talk. cheap, utiliceu-ed nickel ' theatre There ate few persons who know cliows. The effect <>f tlfata'.IMhdithat in these United State* .'13 out tions is alarming." Mr. -Ixmgher .-aid that fr. years of every 350.009 inhabitants are convicted of murder, and that over ago the majority of prisoners were I.issT.oiSi persons annually pay fine* over 33 >ears of age. Today they Ono or go lo jail, afid that il costs almul uro aboul 28 year* of age. 3d,OOiXfiOO in this country for the great reason for this change is the lack of home and quality of aniu«<‘up-keep of prisons ami jaik. Those offenders arc ha­ Rev. Dr. Lougher said that, our uienls. Aystcin of prison* is all wrong, es- bitual frequenters of nickel theaIiecially the practice of placing all “While talking before a Women’s Jnds of criminals in the same prisons. lb* advocate* special Club meeting in Saginaw." <itd .Mr. places nt eontlnoinenl for different Louciier. "I mootnmed tin' bad inllumri’H of thu njrkel theatre and classes of offenders: I A special prison for the ha­ a woman io«n .-yi.l «aid Hint in Sag­ 1 bitual criminal in which lie may be inaw the film* arc rmnwred. imprisoned until he die.* or until it told her I wa« 'From Missouri’ amt lias been ■ slnblished lieyond doubt that ho ha* reformed. (n this That evening I thought I would go ■ kind of a prison the habitual crim­ and see what those censored Ulin* The liisl theatre had inal will lie unable to-d&lmueh pris­ were like. oners who can ho reformed, nor put on a.iwo-ndl film depicting the will he be able tn reproduce hi* adventure* of a young Irish crook, kind. Within less than W hour* who indulged in crimes, got the after twiijg released, tin' profes­ best, of the Irish police and clopetl . sional crook return* to hi* old with Hie daughter of a wealthy ' Irishman lo the hills with plunder whys. (2* Institutions for young men and lived there happily ever after­ who may bo kept away from adults. ward. In tho second’ llmatro. I found a film in which -Hlb char­ (3; Inditulions for (ho mental­ acters w^re very doeidlellc nnd of' ly and physiaatly defective. In the ’Mut ami Jctf typo. The film every community there are young was siiggi-slixe in the extreme, the parsons who are backwaiii in lights being cut off. ^lien the no­ school, whoso surroundings are un­ tion iHicamc loo suggestive for favorable f«ir developing good citi­ portrayal, leaving (he rcmaimler tn zenship ami who become outcasts imnginalKiii. Hero wore hoy* ami land tinon tho social A..,,;''|th', girls Inking in this degrading heap of the community, finally.'and stuff." » committing some offijnse for which 1 I hey are sentenced to prison. ’ to degradation' Wen* the cafe, tim [IT An institution for first of­ rooming house, tho saloon, the po­ fenders. A place where men may lice court and finally the reforma­ ho put io work and work out their tory. drelareil that 22 per own salvation under the direction cent of lie the prison population in ’ 1of competent guides. the United Blates grew out of di­ These arc the kinds of penal in­ vorce and home-breaking inllucnstitutions Mftdiigan I*, accord-1 a* a.rule the average, ing to Chaplain I^iugher. ....... .1, h-r Im-hand liu* Ihm'.i “A prisoner is a broken man."’, said Mn Lnnffher. *Nt*hr» wiH^iwtews’ anil girlx from tho rural schools may s«>e them Saturday. Nov. 2I. hfakiiiR it |M>xxible fur Ihciif lo participate in the muay contest. Al Hillsdale, when the first Health Week in America was held last Mareh, the exhibits were counted as one of the most import­ ant features of the program. Ap­ proximately 8.000 perxonx viewetj them, special days being set for tho children of various schools to at­ tend. Il is expected that no less interest will be taken, in Barry county. Knowing the value of these.ex­ hibits in 1 In* cominunily,'the Stale Board of Health is willing to spend quite* a sum of money (0 send them (0 Rustings. They'will be accom­ panied by a compoleni person to explain the pictures and the moan­ ing of the device*. Innumerable cartoons mid’ charts will show the dangers which sur­ round the children from exposure to preventable diseases and vari­ ous other mailers of vital Interest will be portrayed by niecfianical devices. Every two >nn a half minutes a flashlight will indicate that some one in the United Stales has died from tuberculosis. Tire trail of the Uy, the danger from inililic drinking fountains, patent ni(*dicin>*s, promiscuous spill lug and posters about moral hygiene will lie shown. Of just as great Interest will bo the exhibit by tho State Dairy and Food Uommixsioii relating to clean , milk. foodsVand their adulterant*. '. ■ —.V -A, * Added lo these two there will be ' hnv held in n fond niol lu*r'<, nrm« a third exhibit secured from the ; National Child Welfare Association, ; : wished him the bc.*t of fortune and Continued on page .New York. Il relates.do children's 1 diseases, medical inspection, school 1 buildlhgs, the child's food, infant !■ Political Advertising. morlality, cure .of babies, sTHIS STORY UNTRUTHFUL AS Wbil. ,U.K ARE US(JAL tlECJ|0|( ST0R|ES exhibit wlll-IA* brougift id Michigan ,from Dallas, Texas, at considerable ,expense, no admission will be Hut It !.«• Very*Emiy to Show That charged for. it or any of the others Not a Pnrtlrle of Truth Is* for which (dans an* now being Contained in It. 1made. As rhvlion day approaches the The 25 arhlresses on topics rclnt,ing to health promise in receive usual declion stories arc trotted .much attention and lo excite a out. One of them now bekig p<*dgreat deal of discussion iluring , Good Health Week. In many in­ dlcd throughout this county is that .stances after a speaker has con­ the Bqrry Co. republican conven­ । cluded. the. audiences will be per­ tion held September 9, refused to ।mitted* to send briefly written ।questions to the platform for reply. endorse Ex-Gov. Oaborn. That this report has the qaality •This question hoxjiour promises to ;be oni1 of Ho* most interesting and quantity of untruthfulne** titny ।phases of art afternoon nr evening characterize the average (ehytioX Elbert V. Smith. program. Htory which reflects on camfidatZs To the Voters of Barry Co.:— .Np amateur will lake up these ।topics but men who have given for ofllee i* shown by the following In asking for your aupt»ort and .them years of study and who Ipvc resolution which' was pdxxed by lh<’ votes al tho polls next Tuesday had vf*ars of experience will pre­ Barry Co. republican? convention November .1. please consider mv sent zin prni'tlcal. simple language held September 9. Il read* a* fol- record a* Supervisor of C idlelonTownship-fur Mte past ten years. - whnl Alley have discovered. . F«»r t'lW < 1 believe In fewer laws and morn instance. Dr. II. M. Rich, of Detroit,, We endomr with pride the splen* ii specialist in children's diseases.' did nominations nuuie by the Re­ consideration of Liui*** enrich'd. will speak about "Tubcrculosos in publican party In the recent pri­ Sincerely yours. 1Childhood.'’ Maiiy are torluydil mary and predirt I heir suems ut Elbert V. Smilh’. with a slow death from cancer. Hie November election. Dr. C. G. Darling of tho University If I he English language can con­ llviulerMin—Pierce. ,of Michigan will tell about “Tho vey any meaning, (hat reMilulwu Prevalence and Prevention, of Cun- gives an unqualified endorsement■ Air. Robert A. Henderson of Nash[Tille. mid Ml**- Alice Pierce of Hop® nut only tn Ex~GoV. Osborn, but al­ Of special local .interest will he so- to every republican candidate township were married Monday afilernonn at half jmst one in (ho the address by Dr. J. L. Burkart, named nt the August primary. |idudii> of. Charles I. Hafshberger, secretary of the slate board of this city.-in the presence of a few health. In a very definite ami con­ LOCAL MASONS GUESTS OF immodate relative*,- Rev. Russell II. crete way he will set up “Some HICKORY CORNERS BRETHREN I Sanitary Requiretnenls for Hast­ ings." Another subject which will ... Ievening at,the bride'* home in arouse much 'debate will be pre­ "ope. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson will sented by Dr. M. L. Hohn, state Oyer .’><> Attend and Confer Third | JJ'-'J ’inlh.e near future make their homo bacteriologist, who will tell "How Degree on Ray Parker of on a farm near the Podunk church. lo Improve the City Milk Supply.” Prairieville. Hight along these same lines will Unity ('.lull. Over 50 member.* of the local ma­ follow a third address by a man <‘f practical experience. Dr. C, C. sonic bodies, including Hie ofiteerx The Unity Club held its tlfirt reg­ Slemmohs. Grand Raoids' health of No. 52. F. & A. M.. were -the ular meeting of llto season al tho officer. "Guanling a City’s Health” guests of their Hickory Corners homo of Mr. and Mr-. John Marks, will be his subject. To this" civic brethren on Saturday evening. Af­ on the Stale Hoad, Wednesday eve­ urogram add Rev. Caroline Bart­ ter work in which the master ma­ ning. October 7. lett Crane of Kalamhzoo. who has son’s degree wax conferred upon After th«> business meeting a Ano led in more "CleaiVUp Cainnaigns" Ray Parker, brother --of Supervisor program wax’ rendered. than any other one woman in Am­ Edward A. Parker of Prairieville, Have you seeq the new Overland. erica, and R will be seen nt ’once a banquet was served. Willi Wil­ that the county will receive soim* li* Rockwell, master of Hickory Ask fora demonstration. C. .11. nraoliral holo to "Live Longer” and Corners lodge presiding, an. inform­ Osborn. Agt. „ likewise to live better. al program wa* carried out. Riv. Russell II. Bready, of Hastings, 1.200 Hoys Parading. Tim Bon Fire Menace. Gliarles Dacheller. master of Hast­ Bf<a,LLM‘ of u mistake of a These are lion firn days. Lawns ings lodge, and Past Masters John film company', Um motion pic­ ar«; being raked of J he fallen leaves Payne and James Radford .gave tures showing the boys at the and these.are carted away and brief talks. State Y. >1. C. A.' Conference last burned with other refuse. Every November were not shown Purchasing Committee’s Plan. fall a large number of fires in Tuesday. buildings are reported to the State Plans lo be used by tha newly or­ Now the management posi­ Fire Marshall as having been caus­ ganized purchasing committee were1 tively guarantees the pictures ed by bon fires. Care shoifld be adopted at the meeting of thb city used noC to light Ares near buildings council meeting on Friday evening, i .or when tho wind is blowing. Don’t Tho members of the committee are let children or incompetent persona Aiderman Carveth, Weapinter and o’clock matinee and again in the attend to the Ares, ami dont leave Edmonds. In doing buspess a trip­ evening at the usual hours. them until you are sure they are all licate system will be used. Ac­ burned out. counts will tie settled monthly. S3- MSSL •a: �Better. Service CONVICTS AND WHATMAKESTHEM Footwear for > other altci native but to go into the 'alroet..a» there is no ouff to care for them, especially if the mother .has to apmtd tier lime away from [home working.“Society should not -hifl its burs •dents upon tho- reform arhool.” Better service in optical work. said Mr. J.ugher. "iDe blame rest* • with thu cummumly, not with the ■ alate. N'onnal manhood must care Because we are the best equipped of J’tor boyhood. We are paying W,In the line of Winter Footwear we can give you the »|00(kWg> for upkeep of prisons and any in the county. best of service because of our very Large assort­ ,inol providing any solution for the >:condition* whicli make prisoners. ment for Men, Women, Boys, Girla, Youths and I'These buys iubjcctcd to the evil iuMisses. . flucQCea existing in your coinmun•lity may grow up ami violate your ^.hume, or bring you sorrow. Most > crimes van lie laid to one great ’ curse--drunkenness. Munleis and Hastings, Michigan Phone 281 .{other serious crimes are committed • •because of intoxication. I rogret ;?to say that the law is not admin­ The High Cut Water Proofed Shoes will give you most satisfactory service. We carry in stock istered with dignity and majesty in ■•oni'‘ localities. We need square­ every kind of cold weather and wet weather foot wear in all sizes and all widths. In cold weather you toed men to administer dur laws.; need as much comfort as you do in summer weather and you get comfort from our shoes. Pul men fiiio office whom you % HIGH TARIFF DOM NOT PROTECT BIT HOBS LABOIL know will enforce tin. laws and wipe out any menacing mlhieucesl .Smuv ul the lughe-t proic-'levi\iittliMU'l<*i' )My the lliul may exi-l. undJglabor. The I’ayne-Aldrich Tariff on woolen k'mmIs u An exauiid*-1 vvhlrli was voted for by our Hepreseutative in taingrcss. nilied coiiditi«>n-■In Jackson Reports gathered by CcQqi* Kuumentlors from woolen manufactur­ altevl by Mr. Imightt. er* show a labor co-t of eiuliii^n per cent, being only one-lylh of the prison was a ctmvicl who related lo the chaplain a story, which was We have high tops, felt lined shoes.. Be sure you see the lines we have before you buy. tariff, placed on the good*. Our Congressman says in a «pe«vh on April -’lili. IUIX that the av­ vitrified in every detail. The man erage wages of weavers m tho wmden mills iu this country were J.i»i was arrest cd for an offence in De­ troit. After remaining in jail l-*r week and in England per week: now if other labor in woolen nulls receives wages m the oamu proporjion and arc of equal eiuciency throe weeks without being brought with ours their lalsir cost mu«t !»• al least two-thirds of ours or 12 per into a justice court, two lawyers appeared and culisullcd with the young man. who was nn English­ thir Qiiigrcs-mun must show American labor to bo less etttcienl ibau man and unacquainted wilh our English labor in order lb make a greater difference in labor cost, while • >ur laws. He told them he had m> if the American labor i» more efficient twliirh we bell ' ' ' money, and that Ins father in Eng­ liiero i» a less difference m labor cost than wages show. land owned a -mall home. They On the basis of equal efficiency our roiigroMiuan voted for a tariff said he might remain in the jail < t llft«sAii limes the difference m lalmr cost, giving fourteen -tiinKs as much protection to capital as to labor. nunt with winch io light -his case, Il has been claimed l/y those who have investigated that in this lie cabled lo England and 01275 was • ountry woolen goods yiiat were 'rohl ill England for kUM) cost the con­ rent by hrs father, who probably sumer here Sl.00 Then we have a «M> |ht cent tariff toll lo a d |ic.r cent had to mortgage his home in order Of this sum LSUder record. "Oh, Ils Miro to Get lithe t»aid back to labor, provided our workers are no more efficient than to raise the sum. the English workers, while tf their labor put-put is in proportion to gl.nuo was put-up for the bond. l.p in tho Moron.' played on a Vicvv.ige- paid they i(p uol rcci-ivc even the lithe iiack of the tariff loll on The case caine to trial. The law­ Irola. loaned by Mr. Pancoast. "What America Owes the Dutch" vers recommended that the Eng­ Mrs. Huffman. The United Stute* courui show that for om- worker in'woolen mills lishman plead guilty*.' telling him as —"What Ahierii-a Owes lhe w« have (Mi wage earners in other industries nnd a total of 500 consum­ an inducement .that he would get He did-so. French"— Mre. .Vlair. ers which include* oil Inhabitant*. IT 180 wage earners make a pur-' n very short sentence. Two piano solos were given very rlinse and pay fid cent- loll each, then xiiSLOO is paid extra on account of and th® jndgr being un.u qu inil.-.i nicely by the Misses Sutton and wilh the details of the case. sen ­ tariff while 5W consumer* |Mtyiiig each GO cents lolhwould amount lo Hil-by; , ftsauai. If one-tenth of this i< paid back to the woolen Workers. $30.00. tenced him from two to live years To attempt lo even give an out­ All of I he wijge earners will have paid the difference between t(tB.iHI and KkU»>. in Jackson iienintenliary. Hie lithe paid them. or.*78JM more paid by lafor as a graft than i» re­ the nidney except KITu.isi was used, line of ihe.M- papers would be doing an injustice to any of them. . Eachj ceived for protection on what olherwise would cj«s| each consumer but th.- lawyers obtaining afoul M*hi. one was Ostoiiinlnngly full of facts Mr. lamglie'r said that thftjc-law­ one dollar without the tariff. relating to th** debt America owes I Gov. Eos* of Ma-.<i>diu*vit* claimed that many of IheiK wooUm nulls yer.- were the greater croriks I han .each of these people. Wo all knowj were (Miyiiig 30 per cent dividends on their slock: what are the average but mduoni is it l>roughl so (o our: oividends in this District1* 50 per cent? 10 per eenl? Or 5 per cent? notice, that Ann-nca is in a meas­ Who dor- our Congressman represent* ure- a composite of all tlicu* great Best Dressed Men have fits, but they arc the kind of fits that make them Our Govenuiieiit should Ik* run to provuk* fur the general welfare change in the prison system ■uilions and our groat prosperity GREATER and BETTER men. . ‘ whereby the turn may lie pul al .uni wonderful achievement® hAve Voter, thanking you in advance for a fair hiring. I am been w,rought out because we have vvnrk. a certain sum being d*duct■ Your* truly. cd for the upkqep of the institu­ been made up of many of the best , ALBERT E. BEEBE. from all these nations. In the las'. • Have Ug Make Your Mew Winter Suit • K Farmer thiudidale for C.ongreM, ith Diatricl of Michigan- tion nnd the remainder of their tni years about 7.»M¥i.(«Xi Germans earnings seril to thejr families. He condemned Hie unsympathetic at­ port in the building of ibis nation and You Will Have a Perfect Fit. IfUTEMKST OF TIIK OWSKIISKI*. UASAGEMKST. GIBcri.ATIOS. titude of soviet? toward the pris­ can never be measured. ■.‘OUjMiO ETC.. of th* Hastings Hanner. published -Weekly at Hastings, Mich., oner who ha- served his sentence. Germans wb" had undergone mfliJust so we can get started here and show you that we can MAKE clothes Hr said the r»WbleiiU U^oiild rally tarv -.-rviciv !•• Germany fought In afoul liim, ,giv«^ sympaiyy. promise xiie -. Name. «d A— —----- Port Office Aihlrrs? t.Fvit German • —and ^nakc them RIGHT, we arc fitting you to your order for $25.00. Think help and everything to a-*i«l 111*-' have -settled many uf on Editor. M. L- and W-. H. Guuk Hgsling*. Mich. iiffender in forgetting his crime. of it— Managhig Faiilur. 1 hi. Hastings. Mich, “Th® prisoner goes out to ims-l stall-. They hav. I.een ver ftnsitir— Munagrr, 1M. Hasting*. Mich. society, saijl Mr. foughcr. “And inent iti scieiic® and In p* I'ublisher-, Do.. Hastings, Mich. MM'iety should fo ready,to welcome Owners. Cook Bros. M.L. and W. H. Cook. Hgsling- Mich. him again, beeatro* the orison titFront the English cam*’ the Known fond holders, mortgagers and other security holdrrs.’holding him for the fociety winch again I per cent or mofe uf total tuwnml of fond-, mortgages or other swuri- reject* him. The liest method* i« to rim Fuihi-r>; our Eiuh-h Remember we specialize in Ladies' Suits made to order, cleaning, dye* iia-e. Itv Protestant religion lies. leave the offender out, of prison and ing, pressing and alteration %f ladies' work. u«i the parole. in this way con­ Worhl. riio strain er M L. Gmk. tamination with older mid hardeii- brought from England Sworn lo and *ub'<cril»«d fofuro tw Itiif- 11 th <lay of Scptmifor. Wil. >d convicts is avoidwi. Then then- though jf it had not foun for scotch is not contamination. Tin HENRY S. SHELDON. Walk a- Mr-w Grant reminded us,, lion b ......... Notary Public. ■i « ,..i.i, |tev.» |iaVt. jft Eng-1 My cotnmiMion expire® Juno 5, f»IH. ■mi'y and. Mrs. Huffman Ifte/ftlory of the Pilgrim, hs an entire' Engii-h pro-, FINE PROSPECTS FOR MICHI­ ftd-vl with the Imlcli, im*-, i.» a fact that many of the, GAN BEET SU8AR BROWERS --------- • j«j- . i-iiKnm- vv.-rr refugee- from I.t-yfonued. have the offender fromLu.. in Holland New York mid Snprrv iwrw Close tirmfon. |.r,.n,> ,t y.,„ run. awl nnver European War Saved Thein From ; T he Jxianl of supervisors cloved Ithh.ir autumn session on Haturday. Rtiiir liy HerrnI Removal of • The report of the rnrrnnittre 'm • . , , thl* rmmlTT-ranw mm lloltanrtr I hr Turift. l.l,anl.m Louahw. I Fn>m II,,■ Iwli rama III.- itra, ,.f •■quutixation will be published in the itAXi issue uf the BANNEii. The a |.n.t.„in.li li,i|,r..;l..n uimi , >•••,„,- Sd|M l.,ill„l. Olli d.“hr Ulf %>—imi convided mostly of routine (unit of our monetary system was ■work. 'The board unanimously ehi first founded on the Dutch liivnler. ।Holland slo»d for the rights of all |Hie |H*opl.- when this w.e* comparitivvly n new tfougrit. ' In our two>wxi» .with kM<d>*<v*k...Holland was IPtX ' ‘The early report* on sarlh>* following officer* were elect­ channr iinliculi-s quality of tl»r WOMEN ’ S CLUB -uuerintendeut IteeU afoul the same nw fol yeiiEl ed liy tin. fourth The sugar fnclorir* begun •lirinp'■ of poor. \V. IL Harper; school exam­ datUe of liberty in N>w Sort. liar-' October 3 and the campaign is now I iner. Vrrnr ft. Johnson: junilur. fairly Marled. in the parlur* of Iff® Co. »• M. A.. A.,- Mr. llioir.'i’a gift from France,! room* in regular *ession Friday .if- 1 H>rfi- I he mono of the Dutch. “I.ibThe crop lh(s year promises lo. trnioon. Oct, 23. Mr*. Albert Car- ' •rty Eiilik-lib-tiiiiu the World.* Krom ha very satisfactory in the matter’ v«dh. Vicr.Prc.*idriit presiding, the ! he Scoti-h wr. have the qualities of financial return. The riirr.-nt; piesidctit, Mr*. \\ •HvdmnniH.-e Ixiua 1 tint help much to build up a nation THEIR BIG YELLOW TAB SALE III Adrian, attending' the ami i-d -hoii'-.ii Inrft. religion and chat-1 liigforr than a year a Ou the rviivcntiutl of the Michigan Slate ’ irlerislir* that make for peace, and face of the return* this ......... ......... COMMENCES FR(OAY HEXT Federation of. Women's Clubs. 1 iIm> niii'A -.-iHini author* and indifference of afoul R2.i*W.i»V in tie­ •Mr*. Cborh-s A. Weiasert wa- ' value of the crop, but thero arc !>•■ Louisiana purchase elected lu arlivi inrmbcD<hip. M--.-. many contingencies to fo faced Hie Hip Pierson Double Stbrra. ijimnman rcignm-d- from associate ' ••nt infusion of French' winch mjy tyduee the net. Mum Ibrise S 10,000 in Next .th • u-ioin* into this rouii-' membership. Tin- prosper! iv. (inaib i.il re-ull I n ncn founded SI, Louis Days. The appointment of n public J of me crop will be u pleasant sur.imii-rnirtii riuiimillee vva* discus*- ■’ •-.•I (hi* coiiunitirr lo inlerrst itsrlf 1 to- value id the services LtuByqUvi irt Ihr quality of uinuseiueiits fur- r.ive t<> tin- <«>unlry. Tie French; i)i to tiling! ni-lKti the tM-opIr of Ihr city, -uni | dav.il a ar-ut part I inally, fod bul imh| ut i*\rry way pdMlbtfi to coiipenitr ' Hiehigmi with the iiiauagrmcnt uf .our local 1 east. He uiitomobile from France j ili. atrhs'in vbtaiiuiig the fo.*i kind Vui! bin- 1ta* America been the [real mulling im>1 of the world. •J riitcrtninmi-nl. . Ihr Clqb pl a uncd lo u*»i*l a bureau ill, pulling on n Icvlliirr , IE 01 SAMPLE COATS HOW n.nr». but as the bureau w;ls no. able to dti its purl, the wlmle inulin hi: Mil: MIME I’lAIN FA< 1JX-I.ET BDlllV . ON AT WEICKBENART&RIEDE’S • • .» t lHMA KlxniEMS Jl lMiE I tilt rilEJfoUAtX. trr was given up for thia year. After the eliding of the bu*in*'*-1 Much 1iu« l*cu Mid afoul tlie lu. ir.iM- of (tike* m this »tatc. Urie, -•■—ion the ’followmg program ua-■ ................ img fail- and llgunn flirmi>h<-d by taiimty'.Tcrasiiivi uivrn. Mrs. Anthift. McCuy acting asjThi* b* h Urrrhaiulhmu Evrnl fp-amwhat Imve l»r«‘i» the state tuxe* fur Burry- county dur- ImhIum for tin* aftmioon: Which Will Be of Great lutrrllumurou- <|uolalions ut roll call. • nii» from iWl to HUi: c*l lu til Our llradtCK increase over fidlnwed by »ingiug ' of. * Mirhig-m stale Fmknilion Club Ijoug. “.Mich­ Tin- sale of sample coals at IRII and HW "•rtUMt.i: igan My Michigan.’' W.-i' k-. u.nit jt Beidtf's niMiutmciMi Bll»k 2u and tPJl "What America Qvvr- the Gvr- last wrtek is cqulinueil lhl» wqelL Lpil6 Jiid iWt*. Warner, imuii" —Mr*. McOuifor. Un- i» a merchandise mieai <ul H1.HL8. Warner. "What Auirrira Owes Ifo Eng- inui'li impurt.iikce to the people of ■ .J 'I"?.li-li" Mis. Willi-un. ' Harp Co., a- it ropresenls a iiuui-li "What Amc/fru mvr-ih» ecutcli" v.v <-.tviii^ . [.portimity. Their- uih.il ..Itf.67 mi page i will give you further [I । Mr*, Grab!. “ — .-IIH>3fL*g< r--— nuwoi » Tbr Uirn MM fur 1913-191 i uaa UU67.SU. 1 This was followed, by a Harty information.— in stock to select your purchase from. Cold, Damp Days PIKE & DAMON For Men Boys and Youths For Ladies, Girls and Misses Ironside Shoe Company MASONIC TEMPLE BLDG. Phone 176 . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TRY BANNER JOB DEPT.FOR QUICK SERVICE Did You Ever Have a Fit 7 A Tailored Suit for $25 Alex Buderman SXm&S - Your furnace, kitchen iStqVe, magazine feed heater, and all other fuel consuming devices,(ex­ cept gas ranges) will be cleaner, easier to care for, less expensive to operate, and much warmer, if the fuel used is Genuine Gas Coke. There is a size for every purpose. Furnace size $6.00 delivered, this month. Other sizes $6.25 delivered, this month. All fuel dealers sell and recommend Gen nine Gas Coke, d . We will send rman to show you how if Gen­ uine Gas Coke does not please you in every re­ spect. Thornabble Gas & Electric Co ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE” Hastings Phone 5 Michigan �tot: booings banner, w.torer p"**LOCAL NEWS |I I | 11. C. Redmon, tho Holland Fur­ nace man of .Lansing was in the city this week. ' Mrs. Eliza CMrry is quite Hl at . her home. Mm. Emily Wilcox ii1 curing for tef. Agency prospects Mill open in1 Woodland and Castleton townships.. Write C. H. Osborn. Agt. Special meeting of the Royal Arch। chapter Friday evening for work in1 P. Si. and M. E. N. degrees. Tho city schools were closed. Wednesday for the balance of the; week because of tho State Toaohor's Association at Kalamazoo. There will be a big mid-season millipery opening al Ironside and Michaels this week. Friday and Saturday. Be sure to atlend-Adv.1 Our city readers who know Mrs.• Alick Bolter will And an account of; ‘ her sudden death in our .Martin। Corners items. Drain Commissioner D. E. Bird­ sail will soon sell the contract for; cleaning 1.000 feel of the Mack and. 1 Manning drain near Dowling. ironside and Michael's are having a big mid-season millinery Apoiting this wook Friday and Salunlay.adv. Chas. Leaver, living one quarter of a mile south of Yankee Springs store has the finest crop of North­ ern Spies this fall. On one branch three, feet long, there were 25 big Spy apples.* ' Harry (kninly's ap­ ple crop k the largost. in years and the fruit is fine. Hiawatha Rebekah lodge No. 53 will give a Hallowe'en party next Saturday evening al Odd Fellows" Temple, to which the public Ts cor­ dially. Invited. Masking, a pro­ gram also military drill will be fetflures-of tho evening. A pot luck lunch will be served.’ John Ironside, who .was married while visiting his mother at his old home in Aberdeen. Scotland, sever­ al months ago, is expected to arrivn homo with hi's bride the latter part of this week. Mr. Ironside notified his brother here by wire of his arrival in .Montreal on Monday. Ransom Mayo, 01 .xashvillo, who was caught fishing in the Thornappie river in Eaton county without a license permitting him lo fish outside tho county in which lie resides, and who also caught black bass of illegal size, recently changed his plea to guilty in justice court in Charlotte and paid fine nnd costs totalling 815445. Tho body of George Hhgndorn. aged 66 years, a former resident of this city, who has resified in Lcvcring for 15 years, was brought to this city on Tuesday and taken tn the home of his brother-in-law, J. B. Mosher where funeral services were held. Rev. II. H. Brcady ofilciatihg. Burial t<»ok place in Riv­ erside. Mr. Hagndotn's wife died in this cily about one year rtgo. He is surviv’d by two cntfdren. ish. page three I Our Fall and Harvest Sale Is one of the most successful sales we ever’conducted. The reason might be, that our stock is very complete and the sale is right at a time when the people need the merchandise, our goods are all new and up to date standard merchandise and are being sold during this sale cheaper than they could be purchased from the whole saler at this time. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY W", ■ nlUMI AtlU OAlURUAT '• UHDIRWKAR Coats, Suits and Skirts Blankets, Underwear, Rugs, Curtains and Linoleums Extra good value*—-Womens aiul novelty coals with cape*, plain style}, Balmneaan nnd plushes at only coat,, FUSS .nd DRESS GOODS Double Blanket* in white, tan and gray i Dress Goods and Domestics Heavy Scotch Suit ini: in novelty stripe. Sflc .alue al only’ 39c .Hid* in all colors. .'....18c :«> inches wide, only I’ull size llkinkel About 00 member* of the local Ladies' Kersey Coats, full length coats, usual­ Masonic bodies were the guests of1 ly selling at, 8W.00 to 812.00, Illis sale at.............*9c Middleville lodge on Tuesday even­’ only tt.no Inn Flannel and Flannelette, in dark nnd ing. All had an enjoyable time. liiiht colors, at only 9?»r Fancy coals, plushes. Trnl L-unb coal*, made The fire-drill in most public: from the very l»est fabric* 91 only . ..815.00 ^>.1 mo yard* of Curtain Scrims with or without ri. schools of more than one story is hs1 Ul ..III) inirder and rtlflle. at 9c much a part of the exercises as1 Suits lo close out, Ail. wash mab’rinls^. hi Um reading, geography and draw­■ 36 inch full Bleached Sheeting b--*l grade to uM This dark colors, some sold up * ing. In* had. only .............................. »4i<I nnd Pan(s tVlHIKMl ’ . .85,00 sale only । it being necessary for Dr. I/Owry :irt inch I’nbleached.Muslin al only Gc lo go away to recuperate, he wouldI Iiiit value* in Curtain* from . SKIRTS Shaker Flannel in appreciate it very much if all pa­. X9.9S mm . Bni**<*ls Hum* at only only tient* would call and settle al once, -Adv. . v All wool skirt.* in plain style.* lo lie closed out Extra full size Cotton Batten, a *|>ecial valtH1 SUB B. Searles and Claude Lomphere .944 IVDodoli-UIII quality. loft last week in. a motor-car for, w style tunic .skirt*, niude from all wool Iowa, where they will sell Bar-Bar or*, at only serges. splendid value at x.‘L50 shock-absorbers, pilots and vacuum cleaners. PERSONAL MENTION The members of the G. A. II. postare Planning lo raise a fund of *100 for the perpetual earn of the G. A. Grant Otis went to Reed City, FriH. lot and monument in Riverside cemetery. L. D. ’Waters Is in the East on ft The dales announced for the business trip. ' «omi-annual tournament of the W. L Thorpe of Milo, was in the Michigan Whist Assn., which will city Saturday. ■ lie held in Hastings, are November Fred Stebbins was a Grand Rap­ THE STORE WITH ONE PRICE TO ALL . HASTINGS’ MOST UP TO DATE STORE If nnd 20. ids visitor, Priddy. , The city of Jackson reccnlly MIm Leone Wilcox vistted her pnssed nn ordinance prohibiting aunt in Portland, Munday. theater managers from selling tick­ Frank Johnson went io Grand ets in execs* of the scaling capacity Rapids, Saturday on biBmcfts. uf the house. Sixty-two one-liundredtliN of a: l>orax on tin* niiiqur-* a* it i« added Mr. nnd Mrs. ■ T. J. Potter arc sponl Sunday with relatives in-AL- Borax Prevents Breeding of Flies. Vern Aldrich of Baltimore, plead­ spending the week in Cleveland.. leguh. thorough use will prevent any fur­ pound'should b-* used for trcalinc jI’,’*’* •nj*J"*i*<* "f wuitin-ed lo assault and battery upon OrMrs. G. F. Chidester visited with . ...i.i i...ui...u until a full pllo u obtained, bccauiuEd. Downs and Lyle Wilcox mo­ I (his wiil prevent the vgu* which vln A. Birman in Justice Cadwal- friends in Grand Ilnpiil*. Inst week. tored to Jnekson, Eal< n Rapids and specialists of tht Department of ther breeding-. The borax drills the <u.liL buJuh of manure. lader’i court and paid-tine and costs Mr. nnd Mrs. A.-C. Brown mid Adrian Thursday, returning Sat­ Agriculture have discovered that a ■ly eggs and maggot* in the manure, The method for using this sub- j th- tile* lay on fresh manure from totalling 8211.15. finnll nmuuiil of ordinary borax ind jinwentM, ttieir growth into I stance, iu Hie case of. stables is tn hntchinK. A* the fly matorols confamily spent Sunday in Kalr.ma- urday. Friday. October I6lh. Miss Lois r.oo. sprinkled daily on. manure will ef- lie*. While the "swat-lhe fly cam­ sprinkle the borax in the quantity grrgnt>* nt the outer edge of the Mackey celebrated her twelfth Miss Mate! Blough is spending manure pile, most n( the terax paign." I rap* and other devices for birthday by entertaining twelve of the week with relatives in Dmva. of Urbandale, Saturday nixht mid tin; typhoid or tmuse liy. Sim­ I'-dm-ing Un* number of lyphoid- | sifter or other lint* sieve, around -liould be sprinkled there. i her girl friends. All had a very gfac. . Sunday. ilarly, Hie same substance ap­ •urryiiig Hies nre of value, they are the outer edges of the pile of horse delightful tihic. Miss Lucy Ixingyear of Bellevue garbage refnm*. open d less importance than the pre-, manure. Tho manure should Ilion A novel feature of ship* which Mrs. A. A. Rcejmnn of ConMaii- plied to .Beautiful disfilny of ostrich is the guest of Mrs. Jason MrEI■ be sprinkled Immediately wilh two are being built for the National tliio, Mich., spent, last week in Ilin toilet», damp . iloora and cievplumes at the mid-season opening w'ain. |ice» in stubh**. (•-•liars, or- market* For. garbage can.* and refuse !«>r three caftans of waler to eight steam -Navigation company of nt Ironside 4 Michael's (his week Mrs. Juhn McElwain of tensing city the guest of her daughter. Mrs,'.I will prevent Jly -^igs from hatching. piles. 2 i.unces of borax will effect­ bushels of manure. It is essen Greece M is a little church winch which will Friday and Halurday. Every lady is the guest of Mrs. Jason McEl­ Archie MftCuy. Borax will not kilt the adult liy-nor ively prevent file* from breeding however, lo sprinkle a little of the I he tilted on board each .vessel. should attend.—Adv. wain. Mrs, Jusou McElwain .is enter-' Peter Adrianson has purchased Mr. and Mrs. James Harper of laining with :i hin^hron loiniy Grant Osgood’s farm southeast of Nashville were Sunday guests of complimentary to Mrs. John Mc­ town. The transaption was made Fred Harl., Elwain of Lansing. by , Ezra Morehouse, (Im Delton Mrs. Sold Beach spent Monday Mrs. It. t:. Glasncr of Nashville, rcai estate dealer. ' Political Advertising and Tuesday with her son, Clare in won in Hastings Sunday afternoon CA E. Harvey, tho North Side Kalamazoo. to attend the commit lee meeting Druggist is closing out a few’brokLawrence Cofgrovo of Detroit of Good Health Week. . - on lines of Mock foods, etc. Read spent Hunday with his wife and son .Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Lockwood of) his adv. on another - page. He is in the city. Danville. III., carat Sunday for a'j giving away a package. Mrs. Robert Burch spent Sunday visit with Mr. nnd Mrs. UIihn. Mac­ As some of the students of Hast­ with her daughter. Miss Thelma, key. reluruing Monday, ing* high school were exposed (9 in Grand Rapids. Mr*. Charles Will, who has Iwesi a case of dyphthcria while coining George Huffman of Chicago, i» at Butlerwurth hospital Grand Rapto Hastings on the C. K. & B. train, visiting his parents, Mr, nnd .Mm. i-li*. for an operation, returned Sun­ they are temporarily kept away Charles Huffman. ' day evening. She is recoxcring from school. Mrs. Charles A. Weisserl visited nicely. . Albert Van Patten brought to Miss Hazel Fuller of Vermonlvidc. Mrs. Mary Beadle nnd .Mrs. Will this office yesterday a potato that part of last week. Kronewilter Uro expected home weighed 4 lbs? 3 .ounces. It coaly Mrs. James Freeman was called Saturday from Syracuse. N. Y, Congressman E. L. Hamilton has been raising a cry of calamity and hard times, and yet the peo­ consisted of a dozen murphies lo Lansing. Haturday by the serious where they have been visit Inp rel-S ple of.the rich fruit and agricultural belt of the Fourth District have never been more prosperous grown together, but tho adherence illness of her .son. olives. ,wn< very pronounced. Dr. Ixxwry, who has teen seri­ Miss Pearl Eckert, who is attend­ than they are today. ■ ■ \ ..Many compliments are being ously ill, is reported teller on this ing Ferris Institute. Big Rapid*, heard for the finely gravelled ap­ Wednesday morning. In sounding this cry, Mr. Hamilton is talking politics not facts. Isn’t this true? Ask yourself. spent Saturday and Sunday with proaches to the city of Hastings. Mrs. Mary Devinq and daughter. her parents. Mr. and’Mrs. WIHtmi) Congressman Hamilton in his speeches says he admires President Wilson. He admits that he is able There are still other approach.t.. Miss Ethel, were Grand Rapids vis­ Eckert. lie gravelled. This work will prob­ itors. Saturday p. m. and sincere and has the capacity for doing great things, but what aid did Mr. Hamilton give the Presi­ Leo 11. Pryor was in Berrien-Go. ably bo done next spring, Slate Master. J. C. Ketclmui is in dent in his program of great constructive legislation? • / ’ Don’t neglect visiting Ironside 4 Muskegon, attending the Anti­ last week and left Tuesday for Mid­ land county to take part in the Michael's Millinery store this week Tuberculosis meeting. What assistance did Mr. Hamilton give President Wilson in destroying tHe iniquities of oppres­ Friday and. Saturday. They are Mr. and .Mrs. A. A. Anderson spent campaign as a speaker for. the re­ publicans. . sive tariff laws that were levying a tribute on the common people of the nation for the enrichment of a having a mid-season opening. The Sunday with their daughter, Jose­ Mrs. W. D. Haye.* left Wednes­ latest fall and winter designs in phine at Grand Haven. few monopolistic-industries? millinery are being’shown.—Adv. Miss Gertrude Smith and Mrs. S. day for n western frljh' She will Grand Lodge G. A. R. and W. R. W. Smith were the guests of Grand visit al Omaha, Denxer. Lo* Ange­ What assistance did Mt-. Hamilton give President Wilson in the enactment of the currency reform los and other places oti (lie coast. C. Invited the. members of the local Ranids friends Tuesday. bill establishing the Federal Reserve system and thereby placing the financial organization of the I G. A. R. and W. II. C. lo visit them Mrs. Henry Mishler and grand­ She expects lo stay Until June. Mrs. Clement Smith left Tuesday I county on a broader and more Democratic basis? Mr. Hamilton was willing that the people of this Inst Thursday. Fourteen took son'(Jerald Mishler are visiting for Muskogon to attend the nnnu-j advantage of the invitation and all relatives In Elkhart-Ind. nation should continue to be dominated in matters of finance by Wall Street and its allies. Miss Grace Dolan, of Ludington, al meeting of tho Michigan As*o-! reported a good dinner and a fine time. is a guest nl her sisters, Mr. and c ini ion for the Prevent i<fn and 'HeWhat assistance did Mr. Hamilton give President Wilson in enacting wise Jaws that will more ef­ lief of Tuberculosis. ' Mrs. R. H. teppenlhien ’ s. Wash Helmer, it is safe to say, fectively curb monopoly and regulate “Big Business" so that it cannot resort to unfair methods of has grown some of .the largest and ■/ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Ketcham arb in Mr. and Mrs^ Weldnn Bronson ’ most perfect apples in tho county. atlendnnco at tho Slate Teachers' and daughter Dorothy and Mr. nnd competition to the detriment of honest business and the great mass of consdm£r§? Has Mr. Hamil­ An apple of the Ki King variety, ***" which .Association nl Kalamazoo. Mrs. Clarence Goucher and son ton ever done anything to protect the masses from monopoly and greed? Mm. Florence Logan entertain­• spent Sunday in Allegan wilh Mr. hn t. brought to the BAN^NER office ed Mrs. Waller Logan of Nashville., and Mrs. Charles Love*. was five jnches in diameter. Hasn’t Mr. ^Hamilton’s record in Washington been one of negative time-serving instead of positive . On Friday a a. sweet apple -7-pL from a few days tho past week. Miss Beatrice t’.nrrothers. who is sei-vice to the people of the country and the people of the Fourth District? Mr. Hamilton has made Mrs. Charles W. Burton 'nndI attending the Ypsilanti Normal FJam Springer's orchard cr.-txr.-! was brought to tho th.-- BANNER D.’.?.'™" office, daughters of Detroit, are guests of’ college, arrived home on Wednes­ many fine speeches.. He has talked of the Flag, and the glory of the Nation, but what service has he which weighed 18 ounces and v J tnoas- Mr. and .Mrs. E. A. Burton. day evening for a few days visit performed for the solution of the vital problems that have confronted the people of the United States Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potts worei wilh her parents. Dr. nnd Mrs. !•'. ■ ured 1344 inches in circumfereucx in Grand Rapids Bunday with Mr., Carrot hers. The apple .was of excellent flavor. for the last decade? . D. C. Quigley, aged 73 years, a and Mrs. Clarence DePlanta. William Smith of Davenport. Ia^ Mr. Hamilton has been eloquent and prolific in speech, but mere eloquence does not go far in solv­ Mrs. M. M. Hoover, of Boulder, superinU>ndeul of the Tri-City Ry.. pioneer of Irving township, died suddenly df paralysis, al his home ColDn was the guest of her sister,, is visiting his aunt, .Mrs. Alice Rose., ing the problems that will better the conditions of the greatest number of people — the FARMERS, the Mr. Smith and Mrs. Hose will leave •in this city. Saturday evening. Mrs. John Weisserl Tuesday. LABORING MAN, the CLERKS, and small BUSINESS MEN. IL T. F. Dodds of Deugias. Ari­ on Saturday for Davenport, where Funeral Mrvlees were held Tues­ day. Rev. M. Grigsby officiating. zona is visiting at Mrs. Marcus Mrs. Rose will spend the winter. The Fourth District,needs to be represented in Washington by a man who has vision and know­ Stebbins and other relative*. Dr. C. M. Overstreet, left Wednes­ Full obituary next week. Mrs. W. G\Cheasley and son, Hir­ day morning for Jackson, when* he If any Barry Co. people desire to ledge and a deep appreciation of the interests of ALL the people. It needs a man that will fight side lake the required examination for am, of Woodstock, Canada, are vis­ will attend the annual meeting of by side with President Wilson in his. effort to make this a more representative Government—a Gov­ the Michigan Osteopathic Associa­ an cinlndmer. they will be interest­ iting her aunt, .Mrs. Brodcsser. Lucian Willison and family spent tion. Dr. B. L. Hayden of Sagina.v ed io know that an embalmer’s exernment by the people and not for a few. The Fourth District needs new material on the battle line. aminalion will be hpld in Lansing. Sunday with-Mrs. Willison's father, a former Hastings boy. will lie one The Democratic nominee for Congress is ALBERT E. BEEBE. Hg believes and is willing to of the speakers at'the convent mu. December 8. 9 and 10. tq.be conduct­ Wm. Hardy of Hinds Corners. Mrs. Anderson of Marine- City, John ft. Hogue of Cadillhc. Mrs. ed by the state hoard of health. fight for a better order-of things in the country. He is one of the COMMON PEOPLE. He is a The first meeting of the L. Y. G. camo last week to spend the win­ Mary',Flewelling of-. Dowagiac. Mrs. FARMER and because he has been a successful farmer, he' is a successful business man. He knows Emily Tibbs nnd Mrs. Sarah Nick­ Club met at the home of Miss 80- ter at her son's. A. A. Anderson’s. R. B. Messer went to Grand Rap- ।arson of Benton Harhor, brother; phia Jacobson. Friday evening, Oc­ that an excessive tariff is not needed by honest industry in America. He is against special privilege tober 23. Tho purpose of this ids Monday to spend the day wilh 1and sisters of W. L. Hogue, have and monopoly. His life has been a life of industry, frugality, sturdy application to the work before I spending a few days wilh the meeting was to elect officers. Light his friend. Charles Coe, of Boston. been Mrs. Rupert Carrotliers has gone Ilatter at their home on East Center refreshments were served which him. He is honest, he is able, he is not a compromiser and a narrow politician. He stands for Princi­ were followed by music and games. to I Lake Odessa lo attend the fun- ISt. ple and Right and justice. ALBERT E. BEEBE deserves the support of the voters of his com­ of her grand father, Mr. Bea­ Those from out of town who at­ Tho Grand Rapids Bedding Com- eral ' . Itended the funeral of the late D. C. pany of Graiffl Rapids, of which ver. ' munity who believe that we should have POSITIVE and not NEGATIVE representation in Washing­ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Shultz, and Quigley ( were Emanuel Hoydlnuff William J. Kennedy, a former Hast­ ton. Shultz's cousin wer? guests of tnnd - wife of Munilh; Mrs. Ellie ings lad is president and prime Mrs. ! and Mrs. Edwin Shultz, Satur- 'Barker and Mr*. Maf Thomas QT mover, has moved into a fine new Mr. factory al Nos. 82-Bi Sumner Ave. ( ^ay Quigley of Rattle Creek was Jackson: Richard Green of -Napo­ leon; Will Bkrbor of l.<slie/. Mr. It is said to be the largest and h*id hero the first of the week and Mrs. Ben Barter of Waterloo,enufnped bedding factory In the called < Middle West. Mr. Kennedy, who is tby the death of hie father, D. C Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wing and moth­ er qf Bellevue: Mr. and Mrs. a son of the lata Andrew Kennedy. ( Mr. and Mrs. Weldon .Bronson Thoma* ___ _ ___ of Hastings township, graduated ThonfB* Gofigherly and Mr. .ami and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goucher Mrs..Barney Flynn of Bnwne. from the Hastings high school. 1 FRANDSEN & KEEFER ■UM MIMI' A. E. BEEBE a Man of the People Vote For BEEBE For CONGBESS Next Tuesday. �OCTOBER 21 WH. SOUTH DAKOTA MAKING AND DRUG ADDICTIONS CURED GREAT GAME PRESERVE moodland Mr. and Mrs. John Weissert ac­ companied Henry Osborne by auto ) Thursday ujid spent a few hours in our village visiting relatives. Charles Weinert, C. M*nnl, A. M. Nevins and J. M. Gould were Wood­ land visitors the latter parti of the llmnc Trtulmenl For Tobacco. week in the intcrc.il of llteir candi­ dacy ou the renublicun ticket. Hundreds of salaried men and ALL KINDS OF GAME women in this stalo have hud (heir Mrs. Leo Bawdy of Escanaba TO INHABIT ENCLOSURE: earning capacity and salary in­ ’ came Wednesday last for a few creased and many business men days visit with relatives. Iler have hnd their profits more than mother. Mrs. A. E. Estabrook acdoubled unioly because they gave Game and Forestry Departments coinpanied her home, Tuesday hettsr attention to business and did Working In Harmony in Pro­ where she will make ' her home, not neglect it as heretofore. Tluir having sold her properly here. . moting This Great Project general health was greatly im­ Mrs. Carrie M. Houver of Boul­ A game pruMrve of dO.OOO acres der, Colorado,- is making her broth­ proved and thoir home made hap­ by er J. J. nnd D. B. Englund a couple pier Imcuus-! they gave their fam­ of pine-clad, hills, crossed ily th* time that they spent in iimuntnin streams, in which shall of weeks visit. nt’hiT places. Think this over, you be enclosed specimens of the big Mrs. Mary Mead of Kalamazoo, men who are using liquor to ex­ game animals native to tho North- made her mother, Mrs. John Landis cess and neglecting your business wed, white the streams are stocked a couple of days visit last week. nnd families nnd ruining your wilh lisli, Is the aim toward which Last Tuesday night about forty the Slate Game Department is now «>r tjie young friends of Miss Vera health by so doing. Make an investigation at once ini working in harmony wilh the State Cooper gave her a complete sur­ regard to the Keeley Treatment, Forest Department. The last legis­ prise by going In her -home wilh Hie only cure with a reputation be­ lative seMidn authorised the ex­ well filled baskets nnd spending I he hind it and the only one-recognised penditure’ of money from the game evening wilh various sports nnd a Io. the United states government. fund to enclose this immense tract, fine supper. Miss Cooper recently Thirty-five years of continued suc­ and the work Is now far along. A came .home from Detroit, where she cess should convince the most part is now enclosed,- in which the has spent1 euarly a year with skeptieai that uur claims are sub­ elk secured from the government friends. herds in Yellowstone Park ore be ­ stantiated by facts and the treat­ .Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Wright. and ment is endorsed by the best busi­ ing held until tho whole pasture Mr. and Mrs. Will Flory made an Native auto (rip to Carson City. Saturday, ness men. clergymen, physicians can bo opened to them. and all wiio know about or have deer also are roaming within the to visit relatives. They arrived friends who have been treated and tract. home Monday evening. cm i d. . The game fund is now al such a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick Write or telephone al once. All point that II. S. Hedrick, the slate ond little son of Grand Rapids vis­ correspondence is strictly confiden­ warden, is taking the preliminary ited the former** mother and other tial. Address the Keeley Institute. steps toward securing a herd of relatives over Sunday. ":<L35 Ottawa avenue; N. W.. Grand buffalo, most likely a part of the The Church of the Brethren held Iltipide, Mich. * big Philip herd, to lie placed with- itheir annual love feast at their in (he park this fall. He also is church in South Woodland Satur­ taking steps toward securing some ।day last. Rev. Daniel Garver of Star Grange Program. of the small herds of antelope Dayton, Ohio, conducted the ser­ Program tor open meeting of Star which are ranging in the Cheyenne vices. A large crowd was in at­ Itivcr section of tlje stale, and will tendance. Grange No. 806, October 31, 1911: secure specimens of tho slate, and J. J. England. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Opening songs, No*. tH and 160. will secure specimeiw of mountain :England nnd Mrs. Carrie Hoover Prayer by chaplain. sheep as a part of tho population of ।made an auto trip to Grand Rapids. Uecilalion by Velma Traver. the new game park, all of these to Monday to visit the former’s daugh­ Mu-ic by Muriel Groat. be located between now and next iter and husband, Mr. and Mm. John lte|MUl> from various schools. spring. Ritchie. . Sou«. No. i W. ’ Our popular liveryman Jacob F. llccitation by Martha Belsun. He dlso will attempt lo secure was married last Thursday Song by Hull) and John Ketcham. Eainv birds, including different Grcibel 1 ind* of pheasanls"rand wild lur- ।night to Mrs. Emma Baumgardner, A piny, "'rhe Silver'Lining," by keys. of Lake Odessa. Rev. Lyon per­ home talent. The fentfe, which is many miles formed the ceremony nt his home Music by Ixillie Belson. in lencth. is of 5-foot woven wire. in ' Sunfield. They have rented the house and will move Rev. Bready of Hastings will alsq lopped with three Strands of barb- Katherman : deliver a short address. ed wire, which is the same charac- ■soon. The people here extend their Song. No. 21. ter of fence as lias been used ,o happy couple (heir heartiest greet­ Lunrh will be served by the hold the buffalo in the Philip herd. 1ing*. Glen Covert has rented Mrs. Cas­ Granger^ Il is observed that this will hold All are cordially invited. any of the wild uatne secured. ;sel’s house and are moving in this .Mrs. Cassel is niaking her Mrs. E. GroaL lecturer. To the hunter one of 'tne princi- week. )home with her daughter al Eaton Mrs. I. Christy. Ass’t lawlurer. pal features of the game situation Rapid*. is just whKl the law and (he de­ * Irv Ing Grange. Mrs. C. Senter- is making her partment acccpte os the rights of daughter Mm. Fern Trumbo al Fos. Program for Irving Grange, Nov. the hunter. In that there is a slight , tbrio. OM a few days visit 3. 1911: • . coiillict between the stale and the ludlrumental Music—Gladys Mi­ feiivral laws as to the time of the , Demorest Early rode his motor cycle from Ijorth Manchester to ner. • . opening of the season for small Woodland last Friday and is spend­ Reading—Milo Shaw. game; tho fi-der.il act perftiils , Conundrums— John Ollier, Glenn shooting t» begin September 7. ing a few days visiting friends here. II. B. .Miller has Isiuglil the west Lampr-on and Maurice Johnson. while jlie slate law fixes Septem­ Heading. “The Worth of a Wife"— ber 10 as tho opening day. Warden five acres of tha lot recently sold by Mr. Nash lo Mr. Crue.’ Kittle Woodruff. Hedrick was emphatic in his inHerman Hauer was married Tues­ Flower March. slruclions lo liic deputies to en­ day evening to a Im'- at Francisco, iniiiulion. force the slate act. and arrest any They expect to make thoir home on ' Mary Kronawitter. hunters found in tho Jkld before the old homestead, two miles west < Lecturer. l lye morning of the 10th. Inciden­ of Woodland. tally. the next legislative session Miss Amelin Hauer and GleraCluin MARJO-HEiL SILVERWARE HAS will very likely bring the slate law ,were married at the Lutheran par­ into harmony will/ the federal act. WONDERFUL WEARING QUALITIES The seiison op waler fowl opens sonage Thursday evening by Hey. Klindworlh. These ' young people September 10 and closes April 0. have many friends here, who offer Il Is Handled in This City Exclu­ The open season for prairie chick- ,their heartiest congratulations. ens, grouse, •nipc, partridge, plov­ sively 4iy F. it Pantoust The er begins September 10 and closes Jeweler. October O.- No game -can be sold, FUR-BEARING ANIMALS NOW Have you seen Hie Marjo-Nell pat­ hunting game bint* with a rille is HAVE A CHANGE TO INCREASE tern XXXX silver? This is the kind prohibited. The hag limit is ten in that surcrisfully resists rusting, one day; not over twenly-llvo in War Leaves Dealers which can b<- said of no giber kind po.-se^’ton al any one lime, for European Slocked Wilh Immense Supply if kepi in the water for several prairie chickens and , like birds; hodcs.’ In the Ohio Hoods, tho own- twenty in one day and not over fifty of American Pelts. era of Mnrjo-Ncll silver were the in possession al any one time for On November I, opens the season only vines who pould utilize their aquatic fowl. The license foe ia $1 silverware (hat liiiti been »ulyecl«-vl for resident hunters and 815 for for catching fur-bearing animals, but for tho first time in years the to the action-of water for several mm residents. fur-bearers will have an opportuni­ The big game season is for tho days. You can see it al F. II. I'anThey owe all Iht* •ciiasfs. anti you will be Sun>risld al month of November only, nnd al­ ty lo increase. lows the hunter one deer. Mount­ to the great, European war. Furriers the low price.—Adv. returning from Europe say that ain sheep and antelope are pro­ The hunting Ihu losses on American raw furs The IPIu Overlnml uulo is in tected penielually. caught last year und held by dealers town, .Mure fur yoiic money than license is 85. The efforts of tho Game Depart­ in many parts of the world will ex­ in any other line. C. II. Osborn, ment have been directed toward ceed ten millions dollars, due <hAyl. preservation of tho game iefl M icctlv to the war since most of the tar a- possibb- by stopping illegal world’s great fur manufacturer* ure and by the attempt lo in­ located in Germany und France. We Know REZISTOL shooting, crease Hie game birds of the state Appruximatvly 25,u00,000 fur-bear­ through the introduction nf Chi­ ing animals wen; caught in North Will Help You Those pelts nese pheasants, over 2000 of these America last year. To Regain Your Strength and birds having been turned loose in were wbrtli 820.000,0)0 and most o! Energy. the stale last fall, -most of them (hem were left in Hie dealers' hands gelling through the winter in fine because there was a surplus from .Rcuoel of (hr Hotel Ph'sician in a shape. the preceding year. . , Leading New York Hospital on Fur-bearers have been caught so The warden and his deputies the Cure of Brain Fatigue mid have been busy the past year in re­ plentifully in Barty county during Nervous Exhaustli/i. gard lo law enforcement', and there (bo lust year that almost all kinds except muskrats and skunk have wi-re more arrests and convictions “A few years ago We considered 1 Very few mink, before the opening of the sea­ become extinct. that we were doing well if we cur- just . • d to per cent, of the cases of Brmu son Iasi fall, and after the closing fox or cotta were caught last sea­ Futigiie and Nervous Prostration of । the season, than for all the limo son. Many fanner boys apd profes­ brought to uh, but since the intro- of । the existence of .the old county law. ' . sional trappers have been making a duction of Hcxislol inl«i' our hd»- warden 1 The matter of enforcement of tho good living trapping during the win­ Vital we cure more than tU per cenL of all thd cases in its various 1fishing laws also has received con­ ter*, but they will receive tho low­ forms brought to us. It builds siderable > attention, and illegal fish­ est prices in yc*ty according to ■ liew tissues, gives new energy, new ing has -nracUcatty been stopped. present reports. The catch of fur-bearer# in North life, new blood and strength to any Beside (his feature.of fi»hir.g acti­ , part of the hody attacked |iy these vities . Hie department has had America last year is approximated - ulwaitri” । seiners at work takln^oul carp and as follows: noiigame, coarseYish from the Muskrat. 15.000,000 skips, 8L570.000 lU-zislol is a tmwerful tonic nour- other । Opossum 2.800.000 skins, 1.080,000 i-hing food inediciur composed ofi waters of the streams and lakes. Il is predicted that the South Da­ Raccoon . 2.100,000 skins, 2.160,000 xalualiio tome stiinulaiils obtained from vegdlabb* drugs. Heiislol kota game preserve in the Black Skunk ... 2.152,000 skins, 1.301.000 eouluiun no Marcottes or oilier dan- Bill* will be one of jhc show places Mink .... 6'10.000 skins. LSOO.ono 500,000 Bkins. 301,000 grrous drugs which merely deaden of the Northwest within a few Ciyet Gats pain temporarily but give no per- years, with the specimens of large Eariltutlaod W. C T- L'. iiimietil relief or cure the cause of game which will be located on the disvw.. i tract. The W. c. T. U. met at the home _______________ Hexi/dnl., is a powerful- body of Mrs. Hornet Yockley. Wednes­ Dog Owners Take Notice. Imilder mid blood maker; il is the day. Oct. 23, II being present. Af­ best remedy known to the medigal AU owners or keepers of doge* arc ter the .business meeting, a splendid profession to iqirich thin, w al cry hereby ordered lo cause tho same urogram was curried out by Mrs. blood, and supply new rich lo be shut up, <»r nuuxle<i with a Lulu Waters, supL of temperance bhixj l<» Hy.’ whole body. Tile next wire basket nnuzlc for a period of In Hie babhath school. 11 will bo found a most Valuable days from this dale. AU dogs meeting will be hold the. third nom-dy in cases of over sliiuulalimi not properly munled. found run­ Wednesday in November al the in winch .the exwp»ix’e u*e of ning al’large, will be »lwl and their home of our president, • Mrs. Ella liquor rauH* dcproMiun, dulliiev owners prosecuted according to law. Smith. The program will be’ In Ct Ihr fm iillies or intoxication: it By order of the evening and refreshments will .• -uuutei-acto the depreuing effects be served. The program will be * Board of Health. ..j the system fe its norCity of Hastings “Our Thanksgiving," leader, Mrs. Dated Hustings, Midi, October 22. Lulu Waters. . Every.body will bt' I'o prove the wonderful HHi. welcome. Come and bring your of HF.ZISTGL we will mail —Adv. twke friends. . a sample Bottle for 25c mi Augpstu Wwitre, Preto fiUDl. 1 ■t»mi« fflrj»o»UAW, eto. The United Slates mines five Ion.-H-uiteul (xi, Bovlou, Mats. I of coal a year for every inhubilaut., BANNER WANT ADV'S. PAY. BY TAKING THE KEELEY PLANNING TO FENCE IN TREATMENT ACRES IN BLACK HILLS. WEICKGENANT * RIEDE WEICKGENANT Ji RJEDE WEICKGENANT A RTEDE She Coat and Suit &>erit of the Season Remarkable Savings for You if You Will Select Your New Winter Apparel Now During Weickgenant & Riede’s Great Sample Sale of Suits and Cloaks Hundreds of the choicest garments of this season are marked at a third less and a gre^t many Coats end Suits are even priced at less than half the manufacturers cost. We have planned this extraordinary sale for our patrons—do not delay, come at once. ASSORTMENT No. 4 ASSORTMENT No. 1 SAMPLE SALE PRICE. 7.95 $1150 SUITS AND COATS for Ladies and Hisses wear. At­ tractive and practical winter gar­ ments. A great variety of pretty styles lo choose from. All desir­ able colors and n very complete range of sires. Yon will lie agree­ ably surprised ut the handsome models we uro showing al ' this price $20.00 COATS AND SLITS for Indies and Hisses. Finest mar trrials, linings and workmanship distinguishes these $20.00 models. They arc all different individual. rxrlitshr sample garment. Come early, while your size is still here.. ASSORTMENT No. 2 I K> 12.95 $25.00 COATS AND SUH’S. for •laidlcs .nines and unu ULsscs. -hism'n. The i nc seasseas­ ons highest L?.‘ ' type garments ure ’hieluded ... ..... „. sample garments. All the popular fur fabrics mid novelty textures in the different up-to-date styles und length. Come early and Don’t MLss This Great Sample Sale SAMPLE SALE PRICE 73b. BLEACHED TABLE LINEN. A beautiful tabic Damask, 2 yds. wide, sold by us regular nl Special Price of 69c' per yard. During the first week of our Sample Sale .... 59c yd. .' LINEN (.BASIL Our best 12c linen crash towela‘ 18 lo 20 inch wide, one week ■ 19.95 IF YOU DOUBT IT COME AND SEE $5.00 LADIES AND HISSES HLOUSES AND SHIRT WAISTS. Beautiful new styles, dainty ma- trriuls in while and light colors. Exquisitely trimmed. Our regular $1.2-5 and 81.50 models. Special Price •• C $5.00 for a New Coat\or a Sult, $5.00 If you doubt il Come and Ser. There are many new eoats In this assortment worth twice us much. Come in early and bring your girls along. This will be the best Bargain Opportunity of the year. — ASSORTMENT No. 6 $18.50 COATS AND SLITS for Ladles and Misses. From $17.50 to S1S.5U you cun generally get an excellent garment—but when jou can obtain these same excellent values right at the out Mt of the season for $1255 do you wonder vvJiy we say to you? Don’t MIm this Great Sample Sale ..... AND ■ " $•22.54) COATS AND SUITS. SAMPLE SALE PRICE for I Judies und Misses. AUtile C J| ■■ IM more elaborate special style tea> ■ ■ ■ lures und lieutiliful litdngM dl.itluB K ■ B guish these coats mid suits, from ■ fl * ordinary models. Come In and try ■ ■ ■ ■ Ihriii on mid examine these gar9 B ™ till mrute. Satisfy yourself by actual ■ ■ ■ comparison ........................................ ASSORTMENT No. 3 $1750 B | |<x B ^B B ■■■fl ''I a B B^^T— BB ASSORTMENT No. 5 SAMPLE SALE PRICE. $15.00 AND $16.00 COATS AND SUITS. j| for Ladies und Misses. You can aB soft find a great many clever styles in N ■ I II all the diffcrcnl lengths mid in the I I I newest materials. Ordinarily (hey I I I I *| I would cost you from $15.00 to III■ | | ■ Slfi.50, You cannot afford to in­ fl fl note (he remarkable saving we of- SAMPLE SALE PRICE SAMPLE SALE PRM'E ■■ AQ wlMfl ■ II Ila Ww 9c yd. . There arc also a great many Suite and Coats worth up to $25.1)0 that we wish to dispose of in the begin­ ning of the Season Any Selection that you can make will Mtn you at least $5.00. KIMONA AIAXSELETTK 15c and 18c Values, artistic designs for saqur.i uikI kimonos. Special Price per yd. 12c Slue ME8SALINE PETTICOATS An unusual rich quality of silk mraalliU' in colors and black, mode with a beautiful flounce. Special Price ...................................... ,• •1.98 MUNSING UNDERWEAR AT SALE PRICES GROCERY. BARGAINS. EVERY DEPARTMENT ,In nur Dry Goods Store offers you UmeThese Price* tiro • good until Saturday ! Wc aro closing out our big flock of November 7th, 0:30 n. ip. Thrifty p — - ’ |y Exceptional bargains. Come early and bouse Munsing wear. In the 'future wc will handle wives will proiil by these timely savin lugw^l injfcktigulc. the famou* Athena underwear. This is a 13 pounds- of 11 X E great opportunity for you. • SL2S BLANKETS. granulated sugar (PI , uing Union I ^’r ........ >- »P------one — »— —adouble —v.. . . • 4>1 Extra large heavy, a— r\ 81.25 and' 8150 Munsing Union nn Suits for Ladies and Mis -»->•bhmkels, grey, Ian or while. The M-fSC ’p&eWhn°. -'OC Lenox Soap, Special Price, 8 bars 25 Itsl values in Artierica for ’ and silver. Special Sole . ..rr . Bob White or White FLANNELETTE NIGHT GOWNS 81t75 and I24X) Munsing Uuion.Huito for aumirv Ladire and Miaee*. all styles, -| JQ uauu,17 7 Tor Ladies.' Extra fine, well ............ uarsiDc ao««i n«m»i«ur 0WU, nc v«i-4-Xc while and silver. Special Sale J^JL.T’O 'Toad « cboife pink -| /I u.^ Hpeclal B«le Prl« .................. U salmon in tall 1 pound cons, I I --------------------■ NORWAY OUTING FLANNEL. 82-5 lo 8350 Munsing Union Suits for perca per can n a v/w. A big asJortnienl of select patLadies and Misses', all styh '. OO Sleep Corn, a choice sweet fx ' Usually ^1 white and silver. Special \ I MA Evergreen corn, best 10 cent value Xfx |,। terns in light und dark. per can ............................. i....................... vJV p&A °..and.. *.Oc.. .>d-.. &pec“l. 72C Sale Price 50c. lo 65c Munsing Vest and Panto for Ladies and Mis*e», all sizes, gray and white. Special bale Price Children'* Uniop Suits 50c and 60c values. Special Sale Price SUn Gillnun Peas, sweet early June variety, 12 cents cun, per | I If* Savoy Corn, choicest midget -g corn, best 15 cent value, per I XQ 39c : LADlri) CASHMERE HOSE Finest 60c. wool hose for 3 for $1 "Pride" Corn, very fancy can- s zx UMBKEIJ.AS ned swijrl coni. 12 cent cans, per I I If*1 26 inch, ladies style, plain _ dun ............... ......................................... . _ and silver trimmed. Mission /Wo* Children's Vest und Punts 25c •* fA LUXO COFFEE. and 33c values. Special Sale I Wf* Our choice exclusive 30c. Price .................. . ................................ A-'V/ • SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF LADIES XND brand, mild, rich flavor, steel ' S mtWEfl SKIRTS. cut, per 1 lb can 721a. BLEACHED TABLE LINEN. Lender and Quaker corn flukes. Regular «6h0. Who und A7J0 Cl QQ A beautiful tnblr Daimwk, 2 yd*, wide, Freah. crisp supply 10c pack' Z0C , values. Your choice al .................... of 69c ages .................. ’ 7c;............... i tor soldI bv by us regular at Special Price I TRIMMED AND UNTHIMMED MAJK ’ en_ Perfection Baking Powder. r_ ptr yurd.• During the first week lot'of values up to 83W ft no UVC ift. ,-ue. yt lb. pep 0C•' YourSpecial of our Sample Sale choice .........................................31-70 can ........................................... LINEN RASH. । i1 poun SILK MEMAL1NE PETTICOATS. pound size, 20 cento . Our best 12c linen rnuth touel- retail, per ‘ An uuiLMiai rich quality of silb messa‘ line hi colors und black, made with a t no ln^.18^ 0 20 Inch wide, one waek j can ......... beautiful flounce. Spvciul Price .... i*zO Potatoes ut .19c per bushel ■ ioc Weickgenant 6 Riede HASTINGS’ FOREMOST DEPARTMENT STORE HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Lirgeit Stock of Ladic«' and Childret?’« Ready*To*Wbar in Barry County. �OCTOBER 22. Bii. FS®! L Love ftttL fitnany, nwr ■. m prearhtnrr. Sunday, 6:00 p. tn. Christian Endeawr. Hunday 7:00 p. HL. preaching. Prayer inecling Thursday even­ ing. Every’ come. Men and Young Men PrexbytcrtM Church An illustrated sermon will be giv­ en next Sunday evening at 7:00 o'clock when tho pastor. will give Dr. Van Dyke's.story of "The Other Wise Mud," illustrating the same with coIorod Nlides. What the ear falls to hear, the eye will see. Tho Westminster Girls will hold a Hallowe'en social at the home of Mias Grace Edmond* next Tuesday evening. 27 members have recent­ ly joined this organisation. Last Sunday morning they attended thg service in the church in a body. Tho Spartans will be entertained al the home of Howard Birdsell on Friday evening, October 30. Who demand quality and style at a reas­ onable price should cume-to this store and select their Fall Suit and Overcoat. Why? Because they are Jtuppenhainw Make which means none are made better —few as well. A complete stock for you to select from. Will you give us a look? Baptist Church. Thucsdny evening, prayer and praise service. Friday aflernoOis-prayer meeting, 3:30. at Mrs. Waila’i 201 N. Broad­ Choir practice, Friouy evening at 7:30. in charge of Mrs. Keller. Sunday. School at 10:00. Glasses for all. .Mbrning worship at 11:00. Sub­ ject, 'The Man of Sorrows." Mus­ in by the choir and special music. Communion service. ‘ Young People's meeting at 0:00, Margaret I .ester. leader. Yoke Fellow Band at 0:00. Song service at 7:00 followed by an evangi'lislin sermon, subject: “A Good Man f-ost and a Bad Man Sav­ ed." Chorus choir and special mus­ ic. • meeting at 7:30 al the home of Mr. Frank Smith. November «Ui wo will open spe­ cial revival meetings. Good sing­ ing and gospel preaching every night. We ask the prayers of the Christians that souls may be saved. Morrill, Lambie & Co. One Price Clothiers • • Hastings, Mich. Marrtefe. of Mrs. Merritt. J Were RGaduTor you Now The painters have gone, the stock has been rearranged, the new goods have arrived—and wc want your patronage. Wc intend to make this one of the leading stores in this city. Our new stock was selected wilh the greatest care—the first consideration was quality; second, stile; third, the quality ot the workmanship. With these three features we ask >ou to. give us at feast a look. Men Saturday is Neckwear HaiKikfircilfii Alto «I1 black, blue and arty for all kinds o( wear; priced at 93-50. 93.00, 92 60, 2.00, . Saturday Bells We have over 500 slightly soiled Handkerchiefs. Bous’ Union Sults Heavy, flat fleece. or ribbed fleece, 50c LOt 1—Men's Bandana Haniikcrchteli—10c val- Sults Girls Union Sults LOT 2— LartiM} 18c HandkercbieG—Kmbro<d e r e d and plain lined..3 lor 15c 915.00 LOT 3 Ladies' 25e Hand­ kerchief - Enbm t dared Men’s Shoes Ohls' fUecc lined Union Suits, nearly all sues, SOc xaiue to Methodist Episcopal Circuit Richard E. Yost, Pastor. ' Sunday, November 1st. > Waleouie. 10:30 a. m. Christian IScience Society. I Yeckley, 3:00 p. m. J Rutland, 7:30 p. m. Sunday jierv-ice „ at 10:30 w=,. a. .. in.:; On nccounl of the lamented death Methodist Episcopal Church. mgs rtie thdf frtends ?n ItoLli "Everlasting Punishmi of a,,e Mr.-.- wary Maiy noiwr Buller our Sunday Iul ouiiiuiy Rev. Russell 11. Breudy. Pastor. Ki TVunWsSX by ov/ry" Successors to Grant H. Otis & Co. • . Hastings, Mich. ‘ry weuanniversary services at MarSorv’iccs next Sunday as follows: J Un were postponed" unitl Sunday tnring from Hastings to Battle |nCT<toy evening at 7.30. 10:30 a. m„ worlfliip and. last ser­ । morning, November 8. Lecture on mon in tho serie* Oil the Apostles' Creek where they wore, married I Emmanuel Church . ' "Cranks" by R«v. Russell H. Bready recd. “I Believe in the Life Ever­ by Rev, W. J. Lockion, nn old ■ Rev. Carroll I- Bales, Rector. I-,, ui the Hendershott school house lasting." friend of the bride, at lhe Episco-. . Confirmation address, 7:30 p. in. Frida] evening, Odtolier 30. Admiepal parsonage. They were attend­ 12:00 noon, Sunday School. BENHAM & TRIM HAVE SOLD IRE HASTINGS ELECTRICAL PROPOSED DRAIN TO BENEFIT ed by Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ander­ in parish home. Ji ■sinn ‘,,m 15 ’ cetiLi. fl:00 p. m. Epwortn League. son of Hastings, who look the bride Next Sunday is All Saint's Day. ' Tho ministerial association of the OVER $60,000 OF REAL ESLATE MF6. COMPANY IS ORGANIZED TWO SECTIONS OF LAND 7 :<n» p. m. Worship and address, Grand and groom oft the wedding inarch Holy Communion. 8l00 m in. —Rapid* ——, ■•••Dlslrlcl meets al Hob "Religion nnd Politics.' j November 3 and 4. * The pnt_ to.Batile Creek in their motor car. Holy Communion and . .‘•ennon. 'land, Next Monday evening the regular Following the ceremony Dr. and "The Manliness of the Saints,” 10:30 tor. expects, to attend, Slock of 525.000. $25.01)0. Has Drain Com. Binlsull Will Sell Cunmeeting of the Official Board at In the Past Six Months. They Arc tupilnl Mr*. Murray entertained the olll- .a. m. i. . — -----------Conductiiid An Extensive AdStnma Board of Directors und tract .for Di(jniti{j 'Casllcloa-■ Straii0 cialing clergyman and his wife and Evemn. Prayer and HkIod ud-1 Wesleyan MethudLM Church. ^ ’ ' ----------- --------- — vcrtlsinu Campaign. Fino Woodland Ditch on Thursday. Fine Proapecta. Prospects. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson wilh a wed­ dress, "Henry the Eighth: and Uio] . ,, „ . English Reformation" 7:00 p. in. I M. J. Badder, Pastor. I Und _l. B. Church. ding dinner al the Post Tavern. On page » will be found the adv. Tp,. Hasting* nnslings Electrical Elwtrii'al Mfg. Mfg. Co.i Co.. Dram .Commissioner D. E. Byd­ The “The bride is very prominent in Miss Hopkins of Grund Baplda" Quarterly ineeling service* on IG. Elmer i-airlcn. Pastor, residence of Benham A Irm*. "J whn-li will wag fonnayy ... organized Monday sailsen willonsell on Thursday lhe Hj-gu o .—.iiday as sanaswm inursuay ine M.rgu Hastings social circles. Dr. Mur­ will address tho Girjs’ Friendly next Saturday a slock g|fH.k company, '----------- - — ..«• of drain which .,-n evening and- Sunday No. W19 E. Grand fit.. Phone No. be fount! a big list allhuugh only a a with-..oil a capital will carry ,.<r off .i... lhe ..X sifrray is one of the foremost dentists Monday evening. list of forms I morning and evening. ( 424B. .‘ -partial -------- — — they offer for <•-,(MX1 The following.are the of- face waters from two seclums m in this city, former member of lhe Next Tuesday at 2:30 p. in. the 1x *«n Rev.A.Biirlnn Hammond A. Hammond of Wil-1 ofThrough WilThrough lhe courtesy lhe courtesv of the Adof the Ad“ ,8U,e well » as as some **«u n \<* ry so,,h (iin.-h ’ ,' ' livers: . J Woodland und Castleton. The dxleh it.ite legislature and Is prominent rector will speak-before the W. C. ’ IliaiiLstou, Mich-will charcc of.' venlisl people <».nni» we wn may hnM .^rvirA. *t»Wmonts statements of their methods m> uiiilsIoii, Michwill have charge hold services of srllF. C. Sherman. President. will be about two-miles long ahd in tiie Michigan Dentaf society. T. L’. al the M, E. church, on "The ilhe 7.-=rh preaching ‘"" servieM, -cr.:.-.-3. ln their church next Sunday. Ser- mg real estate. That their .-eiliug F. W. Stebbins, Vice President, .will carry surplus walers into Mud Dr. and Mr*. Murray will be form­ Cry of Africa." " Ladies of the Wo- I lv. ;.. Preaching Saturday, ... .7:30 p. m- . vices ns follows: system has merit can be inferred «k E. <;<H»dyvar. Sci-'y and Treas. Creek or lhe Nagwahtu'k, as ’tlie —.-u .... -• the! niW(, gchhol at 10:fl0 a w. Mr_ fromrthe Hie 'past six- The diredteb coiuist of lhe Hirer Indians used to call it. ally at hciind hereafter Dec. I. man's Auxiliary especially invited, .... (followed by the btutness of ••—•,,"•7. far I. Hint ..........hi ’.’i*"' 'iTui,7V, ..... at „ ... ». , monUi. ...l.l over *».». ,„ulcers ra,„, named ,and vni|7G. J. F. Chidester, mon H3X» a. n>. m. rr»».y.a Ihw ...vj tan r..„. .,_________ Christ inn Emlemr. Endeavor, 0:00 6:00 p. m. m„ at ’ °* 1 cat»te. Hiey j. Goodyear. L. Bauer anti A.! rjiriallm •>< re® ' W**'rl,ev - - F. ............ • ■' ----- --------------t,___.ii*_ ■ bringing hrinaine buyers litivvt-H bare lu’r<> from other :H. caneth. Mi_. m. Powell's. • I Card of Thunks—I wish la thank IKIIUHHMIIMIIMIHSIIMIIOIMM There Will ba-no evuning service.J;•«»*«• states ®» Bn Well well ®* ns Michigan Michigan by rea«m reason — is receiviiur fine • n — ‘>'- friends for their ‘kindness ■ in ___ „ Their work on the church is pro- l"f 'h* lJX» hteit™’ In n.m, ? .1- u-i And \ its niaiuigemenl arc। sending cards and flowers we op-!?re cflnducling in farm and dairv £jn cnnmJrnllv tn lhe future ,n-v s*°.v ,n V’1’. hospital. ^111 greasing nicely, and November wo hope hor~ to ------->!»?'=* ® ‘«'k,«•;'P'XL? •""« "M’"*' huslm-w MM. tharl.s Will.-Adv. ||| 'on, for services November Rlk oui. .i.-. be rney are surely out utter business, i 1 ________________ “±l When completed thee church will bo showing good team . work M very beautiful ami attractive, ami and aud are 1 and hustle. A i —BANNER WANT ADVS. PHY.— 1 -BANNER WAMT ADV8. PAY.— ■ tlic public is eonlially invited lo 1 cooperite in the good work of the lx>rd al-Ihe First I’. B. Church. M The subject of pastor's sermon m for next Sunday morning will be *i"Devolion To Christ." You are in­ M v>led to attend. Timii 11:00 a. m. All sizes and lengths at lowest prices. Fencing time will sonn be Place, Adventist church. The following item from Tues-1 day evening’s Grand Rapids Press ple!-!^ 10 Having* pio- । THE CHURCHES Cedar Posts BatPf Bros. Hava 3 Cars of Cedar Posts - Weickgenant & Riede Shingles Three Cars of Cedar Posts here and you will want a lot of these old reliable Cedar Posts We also have on hand a large stock of SHINGLES and PATENT ROOFINGS at prices which are the lowest for several years. This is a good time to do your roofing. We have sold more lumber this year than ever, but our yards are stocked full of every kind of Building Material the price and quality of which cannot he beaten in Barry Co. Give us a call. PATENT ROOFING Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. BAUER BROS., Prop’s HASTINGS. MICH. PHONES 254-224 Sole Agents for Ladies' Famous Julia Marlowe Shoes ■ M1 Obilimry. . M George M. llugaduru. Who was a • w former resident qf Hostings, and 2 liad many Iricmis hero died last, ■ Saturday, OcVotier 2L 19H. at Ids ■ : home in Levering, Mich. Tho fuffJural scnrices/wnre held in Hastings,I Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev.. B( Russell IL Bready ofllciatmg. w | Mr. Hagadorn was born in New * York, in the year 1817, and departed ■ I Ulis life at the age of 07 years, 2, M I months nnd 27 day*. In 1800 lie! " I was married to Mis.- Ellen Mosher, | ■ who pained lo the groat beyond ■ j about one your ago. There were M I six* children, two of them dying in M infancy. Bo is survived by two । sums Harold and Marotd Hagnddrn m pf LA'verlng. aud two daughP-is. HI Mrs. Corlisla Chaffee and Mrs. Rose —l|| Gussman of.Chicago, and ono grand SSI son. Earl Gussman. The burial took place at RivcrJ side. AUCTION SALE The farm I have been renting'having been sold I will sell at Public Auction on what is known as the Edward Reese Farm 4 1-4 miles south and 2 miles west of Nashville, 1 1-4 miles South of Maple Grove Center, Sec. 28 Maple Grove on Friday, Nov. 6,1914 Commencing at 10 o’clock, I offer the following described property Sow and right pipx. HORSES. Black manv 12 yra. old. It Shouts, weight 150 lbs.- 2 Suckling CAlts. SHEEP. x CATTLE.' Holstein and Jersey cow, due Nov. 9, 8 y rs. old. 31 Grade Shrop ruck Grade Shrtip buck Durham row, due Jan. 1, 7 yrs. old. On The Road To Fortune The first step leads to'the the savings department of our bank. Those who start accounts with us are on the road to prosperity—money begets money. The way to have money is to save it. The way to save it is to have a savings ac­ count and add to it from time to time whet you can spare from your earnings. It g. draws interest at 3o per cent compounded gemi-annually. jemi-annually. This may not seem to you the quickest way of getting rich bnt it is. the surest way Our Bank Belongs To The Federal Reserve System Start A Savings Account with Ue Today ” Keep at it and you independent. 1 soon be Durham row, due Juil 3(1, 9 yrs. old. •Jersey cow, fresh in U weeks. 3 yrs. old. Ycurljiiu heifer. • Heifer enfi. 3 Ycarllnn steers. 3 Steer calve*. Qitanlily rorn fodder. . 13 Tima mixed huy. Durham cow, due Nov. 15. 9 yrs. old. Qiumtily corn in crib. Straw .slack. Uuuntily corn in Held. 300 Im. oats. ■ TOOLS. Flat bay ruck Wide tire uugon. Dayton liuy loader. Day Jon side delivery rukc. HOGS. Son und sc i cn pigs. Other articles not mentioned. LUNCH AT NOON SHELTER FOR HORSES IP IT STORMS TFRMQ-* 11 sumsone 0100 ,IM| undtr'c,th- Ov,r lh,t 1 XjIXLUO. amount year’s time will Ire given on bankible notes witb Interest at six per cent HastingsNationalBank GEO. CANNOM, Prop Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings • Michigan Col. W. H. COUCH' auctioneer E. LIEBHAUSER CLERK during �THE nWlW.9 BANNKR. OCTOBER 29. Uli. To Save One must sRCtjfice. The best things of tile are gained in this way. It you want to lay aside a part ol your earnings, come to this bank and 0|ieii an account. A bank account will assUt you greatly in the undertaking. \\> welcome tbf ■.iiuill depositor. , . <•- STATE BANK LOCAL NEWS largely attended, lie wa- a pion­ eer of this, Thnruapple township nibl'liad M-cn many rliunge*. lb ahd leavex many friends tn mourn with the bereaved family. All Roads Lead to Rome” J And all roads leading to the main Bakery and Eating House lead to Jamieson’s Place. If it’s eating you want, why, that’s the place. Everybody goes there to eat. They will all tell you Jamieson puts up the best meal along the line. If it’s bread dr pastry you want, why, it’s the same old place, Jamie­ son's. Every home will tell you thgt Malted Krcam Bread, i lasting* Po­ tato Bread and Bra«I^>ur Brown Bread orc the best breads that can be bought. The same thing is true of the pastry. I 4% on time deposits FARMERS Wednesday in Battle Creek a.*de|e-l gates lo A. W. C. T. W. convention.. J. W. Shaffer and S. B. Palmar! took the examination al Hastings! Saturday for‘the position of |K»sl; master at Morgan. II. P. Feagles Im- shipped some nine apple- from this place, paying -'UV per bushel for them. .1. L. Higdon mid Jj»ssi» Fn*«ett arc) still working in lln'mings. I Mrs. Mary L. Webb of Hastings, spent Monday night with her son | Lester and family. -, Mr. mid Mr*. Daniel Reasoner of ;Climax spent from Tuesday till Sat-1 iurday with their daughter Mrs.; 11 Samuel Marshall nnd family. Ix>.*ler Webb sold lo Ham Marshall । lhe coll, advertised in la«t .week's। 11 BANNER. i Mis*es Ida Chee«einan nod Laura) [Day are caring for Mr*. Otto Shultz j Prayer meeting Friday A. BosUner1-. Sabbath 10:00 a. m. Preaching nt by Ervin Troxel and al by the pastor. THE REASON In the first place our equipment, is the most complete tha? can he found anywhere in this part ol the state. * In the second place we use only the very highest quality ol mate­ rials nnd xfe buy them in large quantities, getting the lowest prices, possible and giving our customers the advantage ol these low prices by putting better materials in our baked goods than are usually put io baked goods. In the third place our breads and fancy pastries are made from good old home recipes, thus assuring you the good delicious taste you- used to g< t Irom mother’s bakings. . evening al c^' school at j. m 11 :•» a. m. xA' 7:00 p. mJ • • CARLTON CENTER. Tile I.. A. R. will meet in uiei When in Grand Rapid* ent in.limiGrange Hall on electing day..Nov:. 3J Cody Cafeteria.- Adv. gond ilinnel* will be serve.! ml-1 xk Elect W. S. Ixiucnuorth Slide 1 lowed by a program in lhe after­ Senator, lie shinds for a tonnage poou. You nn* invited. lax and the repeal of our mortgage , hl. (w„ vouug gentlemen from tax law. Would tax privilege nol u.miiKia, I(*ann<ja woo who uro are holding holding services services ini in) j&i ---- .r. indu-try;’ -perulajur.* prollls - Cheney ■ • • huse. attended1 protlta no! not 1 (j,,. school the Hmm*. Formers nnd bi working-j working-! al t|„. \j church Sun-; | <lay. I STAR BAKERY & RESTAURANT PHONE 381 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN QUALITY BAKE SHOP Thursday from Delton. where liny We an* glad to near that Grand­ had been helping in the care of ina L'sborti is improving under-tln*l -pblltlcarAdverU*ing. sick relative*. - They left them hut G RUNGE IIU.I. CORNERS. asked for Gov. Ferris, not because Corn LcMKins For County HrlwoK treatment at Ann Arbor. little improved. Mi*s Mary Beach. ••ulerlpinetl at are veiling in Baltic Creek ""“j HAS A JOKE OR THE DEMOCRATS of himself or his work as governor. For (he benefit of children in BIT BECAUSE OF- ITS HEARING Several fishing parlies from line ti variety -hower. Saturday ovenImve bad line surces* of late in mu. Oct.* 2illi„ nt the home of her ON THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEC­ rural schools suggestions for a scri­ Mr. and Mr*. E. iJiwrence of Has______ es of lessons on corn are about to be catching perch, at our nearby lake. |Uin*iits. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bench, ting-came up ami helped their son w-..-- n__u , nmiwmi Rut TION' OF 1916. issued by lhe department. The ' P*®0** Loiter Htimpson of Grand Rapids' lor Onillc Bristol mid Mis- Nora Fulward last week, making apple «« So that-republican votes for Fer­ average production per acre of corn - ----- - . — — Millqr. wiiose mnrringe will take । butter. Im .Asked to Cash Up to Help ris will he considered by lhe demo­ in the United Slates is still below While and family: alw» n brother- ,pluc,in u lew few liny.*, days. iicircriiin.-iii.Refreshments .| ,||iy I'.ai'pentvi’ i* quite poorly at __ That Party. cratic stale committee, and will he 2H bushels per acre despite the fail won* in-lnw from the east..----------------------- ----- -svi —•veil •* •' and th*1 young people) (bis'writing. Chas. H. Bauer of this city, is 1RO heralded, as •an endorsement of that in almost every section of (ho Mr. and Mrs. Nash entartained Mis* Myrtle Cook went to Grand were pn*sehli*d with many pretty having a considerable quiet fun the democratic administration and country yields of more than list ’ । company from Clarksville Sunday. Rapids Friday a. nu to be with her. tiresontM. just now. As is well known. Mr. its policy. bushels have been obtained. The Miss Ruby Woodworth of Lake Bauer has never been a democrat, pisler. Mrs. Oliver lluinrerford. dur-j J. H. Bowser i« reshinglinc hi* Evidently some person nl the difference indicates in a measure ing nn operation which wa« *uc- house. Ed. Hill «f luicey assisting Odessa spent the day with her nnd is now a member of the pro­ democratic state headquarters is । tin* value oY proper instruction in with Hi'* vvork. 1 grandmother, Mr*. Rowladbr, ■ bunreMiful in ever)' way, mid she is ex- j gressive party. But this did not <due for a "calling'' for sending such [growing corn. The spread of noys' ... n„„._ „r ,i,„ spare him from leceiving a letter it letter to Mr. Bauer, who has nev­ ।corn club* all over the country has peeled lo lie nblif tn come home Jn j 'I'.hailh* Hyde visited his’grand- <*”>' father near Balth* Creek, Sunday. I -',r* a"‘l Mlrs*., E'*• vvittu from lhe democratic slate central er iieen a democrat. a few day*. also emphasized lhe need of corn Fred VanSyckb* and family .spent Gravel Road, Mi. and W ill 1. committee, dated Oct. 16. sent out Oliver Hungerford and Charles study iu rural schools. stnnd-iv vviin with * xmirew Vndrvw auams \dam- ..mu and Bayne and daughter and from headquarters al Detroit, re­ Atuifson. Jr. me enjoying a few; sundav ■ . . . Donna .» oad and Republican* lake Notice. I t|10 forthcoming bulletin contains ' (Mrs. Adam Smith off State Hoad and day* fain! shooting near Thompson-; questing Mr. Bauer to contribute On lhe official ballot which will outline** of 12 lessons covering such .‘Mr*. Jane Fisher and Mrs. Mcln- cash to the democratic campaign Xilh*. Iziok for some good stories I■ Herman nnd Truman Moore. P. C.| be given you nt the polls next! important points a« the different 2 tyre of Igike Odessa nnd Mr. and Alfred M. Nevins. on their return. > Standley mid G. It) luindwehr of1 [Mr*. C. •!’. Covert all enjoyed a fund. The circular said: Tuesday, the republlcun ticket will ' kinds of corn, way* of judging corn, Robert Willson of Grand Rapids, |I Battle Creek motored* l<> Bert Bow­* Candidate for -coynty treasurer, lie found in the SECOND PLACE on I seed, corn-crop rotation, best kind Win. .... Hale's pleasant visit Sunday in Win. - My Dear Sir: Please bear this »hit “>-» r—z-• proper ---------- cullivntinn, Hau been a Republican a funner drug clerk for J. W. Arm-Iler- Thursday p. m. and spent seV- new house. for Sil of fertilizers, The coming election is very im­ [that ballot. strong here, is spending u few days Ileral hours. hunting in the nearby — , [and the food value of the crop. Sug- years and asks for the support cf Miss Mary’ Spencer is taking Mrs. portant, because*of its beating on i mind. here in the inleri’sls of the newly!| woods. Republk-nn C-omity Comm. , g.-stion* for Ito* proper observance Hie voters of Harry county fnr that Wickham's place in the sclmdl here the Presidential election in 101C. — — — — — of corn day have received cemsidororganized Bankers Life insuranceI, Mr. und Mrs. Joe Moore enlertnin- for a couple of weeks. The SUte Central Committee is * '<■<1 a niece amt lm>l>and of Battle Company. Unkind Commsnt al ion. Rural-school teachers. «•*- office, November -3. H'»l I. He ha* ‘ pulling forth -every effort to hold lived on ilia same farm in. Orange­ --------------------------------„. .... -see,indarling." and We Mr*. Justwed !l"*einlly in the great corn-growing Steamed Apple Pudding. the Governorship Michigan. Frank Wnlkin- of Lciglitan twp. • Civek the past week. win hnd nun the bulletin imiu'im n valu­ ville for 52 years ami has been a Mix nhd sift two cup* flour, four must win IUta election u an en- heM up lor hcr uu*ban<!'» gaze three [>niuie*. ’tata*..wHi a vnluis erilicaliy ill. He has many!I Fn*il Bristol and wife and Un* able m.i aid ... in ii>» Ihi* ..™i work ,.r of stimulating sucncNiful farmer, slock and grain 1 tnht.. friends here who vyill bo sorry to!| Inlier'* mother Mrs. Ilnuch. visited leakpoonfiils baking powder and Horsemen! of President W ilson. •Gen. Winters nod wife Sumlny. The Ijimniltli'O Committee G is er,*nllv greatly -linn. handifLr,.“**a trlD]. 'in their charge* a henllhy jntah**! ..... . ...u. ' Thn hone of his enndilioii. • buyer nnd if elected will give the ; Mary Shriner of ijirey vixiied one-half teaspoon salt; work in two cappeyl by lack of money/ If you1 jin sound ngriiuiiluretablespoon* butler ami add'thre**Th** old wooden watering trough,;'Mrs. Ixitlie Russell, Thursday. can help us any. it will be greatly T of n?>“e f’ .... , j Tin* bullelin will Im* iiublishod office -his personal care mid altonwhich has been for year* on west,i Mrs. living Briggs of lianfield furths cup uf milk. to« on floured । appreciatad. A prompt response is I Humph, gurgled her brute of a- under the title of Farmem' Bjfilelin tion. ‘ 2wks Main st. nnd used by Ihnnsmnl* ev-sjwns a caller al Sherm Zimmerman's Imard. pg! and roll out. place four • of vital importance as the time is m « D * ■truggllng with his collar, -you apple* pared, cored and cut - in 1 . No. 617 ■“Rclmol lesson* on Com." ery years lias been lorn out and a­ Tliur.Mlay. short teem seem to to b« be nuflo quite nanular popular with vouryour- and cojriv*s will tie wnl free as long new one const ru<*ti*<l of cement, Not many years ago Russia was u Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Peltangill and eighths on middle of dough, and aelf!"—Judge's Quarterly. Yours respect fully, sprinkle wilh one tablespoon sugar, ,as the supply lasts. that will likely .stand as a nwnu-[ strong rival of the United Stales in . II. E. Thomas, inent for many year* and give the| were guest* at Sherm Zimmerman's mixed with one-fourth teaspoon i Address I'. $. fjepl; of Agrictil- the production of petroleum. Now Treasurer. The anta of South America liavo]। lure, Wasliinglon, D. (I wich. salt npd nutmeg; bring dough thirsty slock relief. Sunday. the Russian empire yields only This circular makes one thing been ------------------known to ... .construct ......... .. a tunnel ttampbell nnd l‘rnl|, -hipped-a car, , Mr-. Eliza .Sheffield i* spending around uples and lift inlo hullered about Cd p</r cunt as much oil M WANT ADVS. PAY.— j California akme. —BANS of lamb* on Wedne-ulay. .-cver.il days wilh Mrs. C. P, ’Rey­ mold. Steam one and one-half clear, namely, that support is being [three miles in length. hours. Jesse Bow«*mian and Sam Coats n Ids of near Redford. returned fru.’n near Reed City on, Missionary Convention nt Friday, where they Rail been fori HOPE CENTER. Coata Grove two weeks husking corn on Alert i Mrs. John Slim* of Hastings spent The Semi-annual convention of Thompson’s fnnn. lie will ship (Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. Nick » Al Aclhe .lid di-tih t Michigan Christian thc corn here $0011 for Ins use in ker ’ conned ion with his market 1 Mr. nnd Mr*. John Acker and Missionary Society of tho Disciples Mrs. J. U. Annsirong left on Miklred spent Sunday of Chri.ft will-convene with the Monday for (.onslnnlini* tn visit her win, Mr and Mr*. Frank Leonard Coals Grove Church next Wednes­ day, Thursday and Friday, Nov. 4-0. Nin, Roas Armstrong and family «ndittm| family of Wall Im*. especially Jo si*« that new grandMr. and Mrs. 0. Ge-Icr and son Order For Publication. .tangliler, who has been, named Howard spent Sunday in Hastings, Slate of Michigan, The Probata after her. -Alfred Horn and sistar Crystal of Mrs. G. D. Whitmore, daughter crtlar Creek spent .Salunlay and Court for the County of Barry. At a session of said court, held at Lucille and son. I.hnrles spent the ^imdiiv with Fred Ashbv And famthe probata office, iu tho City of week and with friends at Thornap-1 j|y. |4o lake. ■ Mr. and Mr-. Gin. Knhlor and Hastings, in said county, on the ■ Hiram French recently sent some children spoil Smidnv with Mr. and 27th day of October, A. D. H914. Present: Hun. Clement Smith, of. Ins prize Wolf River apples to at Mr*; Charley Kahlor of Barry, sister in Grand Rapids, nnd receiv-[ ^ick Acker went to Augii-tn Mnn- Circuit Judge, fifth circuit, acting •••1 favorable notice in several oflfiay. Judge uf Probate. Hl tho Matter of the Estate of ilio dailies. j Sir. and Mrs. Hay Hnntmoiid «pent Only a week Ui.rleclkm and were'g f. w <,lay- with Joe Hamumnd of Minnie R. Mafiker. Deceased, John L. Broughton, a* adminis­ it not for the a|i|>emancc uf vnriou.-Lb|iiillz l.i-l week, rnndidates one vvjuld hardly know! Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Williams -pent trator, having llb-d in said court Entire stock placed In the hands of the his petition.praying that -fur rrathat Iin.eh*clion Was peuding. It- i*|Knndav at Nick Acker'.*. sorui therein stated that he may be hoped that thu Votara will turn out • ---------------------licensed lo sell the real estate of on <-b*ction day und show theirj 'HORGAN. choice of ilo* good men lhv> Relpdl -H„ K |ir„up||t ns’ a |iull|, h, ule said deceased al private sale. It k ordered, lli.it tho 23rd day of to Pbico in nominalimi. , ‘.slaughter, and as a sheep bffor* .. The Mijst «iilft lilaek.-mlths P|M,r,.r. I4 .tainb. he open- November A. IX^iOU -at ten o’clock in iheTdrcrio'on,~aV smd'pfdbaTe'bfm having a light place m which l<* nnl nnmth."FOR QUICK SELLING tice. be mid is hereby appointed for u..rk and therefore Im** Mujt„ ., improvement this i ral window* to their shop Thev 'fjii. F M Cummins ha* a new hearing said.petition; . That al-., gave lhe•interior .1 ran j.f, windmill. P. A. Maurer, n largi* new ■ It is Further Ordered, white wash, that improve.- th«* ap*-t|log hon*e nod corn crib conibineii; public notice thereof he given by |H*aranc<* greatly. ■(; u i:harll<»n lias i-.mnectvd his publication of a copy of this order, Grorge Welton lond*d -ix rar* nf. „lll)hll(r, wi(h ccmcnl Walk<; (* for three successive weeks previ­ ivotaloes Iasi .week and Is still in skidmoie has a*ncw stone cement ous to said day of hearing, in the lhe market fnr them. / porch and steps; a. Everly a new Hastings BANNER, a newspaper The big orohard fnrm.**ou4l. of „ <; H „ u,.w printed and circulated in said county. low n ha* still two wrek- work |,„u |IO1|M. nl,d f,„Ml rombined. Clement. Smith. ahead of them lo fully procure 'i*||,» point., and Apple crops have their large crop. . .... .. lhl. l(lH (tlh Circuit Judge, fifth circuit, act­ - '*^* SlWtford, for man> >,'«’!* •‘•rulily has enjoyed for several years, ing Judge of Probate. . nwl.-nl here, t* very; Riat the.' Then* a, n., hickmyXmts around A true copy. home of her -on. W ill, muth <d.lM,n. 1(liw fal| hul (||rt walnut, hul- • ' Grace Bauer, Tho buoy buzz saw of The Merchants’ National Service Co. is merci* Register of Probate. Jn ing. Her many friemta Impe lo,h.nll|(. |M.,.t.|mm. hazelnut anil Ilan.- nf l,..r i.riilv Y>v.,n'.<rv ............. . ... r .. . . ■ ....... lessly cutting the high Jife out of merchandise values. You are ‘ The- flowere that hav* adorned age, Order For Publication. . offered the choice of this Fifteen Thousand Dollar the hotel tin* pn-l simimer have .......... .... . Wl ,o and Slate of Michigan, the Probata Heni<*ml«-r. those ymrilf young ones . stock right at the beginning of the buying been atored tor th.* winter and Hint |ay ll}. a UO,H| ,MIpp|j- „f apple* and Court for the County of Barry. h-lps in make Ihlngs look wintry* nnn for Iheni lo enjoy. Illis winter. At a session of said court, field at ■ season at after seasoti’s sale \ t*n the «lr-«i*t. Hr<*p some of each in their dinner tho probate ofllce. in tho city of prlcea, making thia Mrs. M. A. lheinrii vvho was s<*. pail anil ae« th.- result. Uns lings, in said county, on the verely tijurod in a fall from a step! ,„.t yil|ir It|r.tir.s m shape to at- 2t>th day of October A. 1). 1014. An Unprecedented Event in the History of Hastings’ Business World. ladder last week, is doing as vv>-l) :** t<-n<| (ho protracted meetings which -Present: Hon. Clement Smith, .an1 Im* expected. Her should.-i* n wilhhegin nl the church Sundav .Circuit Judge, fifth circuit, acting Thousands of dollars will be given to the public in profits dur­ vary painful, but no setfou* r.*Milfs evening. Nov. I. While w** have bur Judge nf Probate. ing this colossal event, right in the heart of the busy are bK.k.sl for. .health and strength nnd have the In the Manor of the Estate of E. U Hamilton gnv-., iln.* addro.«, ruhl u*e of our mental fnruliies Joseph Adams. season. IT’S ON THE SQUARE. .. a fair «iz<*d crowd nt the opera and have a IhhI.v fj*i.<* from pain. Silvia Adams, administrator hav­ lionJe, Monday eveniiuHi- qinin that i.» the time to become rccnticil- ing filed in said court her peti­ theme was Hw*tariff and the cau-es e<| (0 God ‘ ■ tion praying that for reasons there­ PRICES CUT, SLASHED AND TWISTED TO ATOMS ON ALL DRY nf Ihr prcseul war tax. in the Him* Mr. und Mrs. James Mend went to in Mated she may ho licensed to • d |M*acc. Mr. Hanwltom *iAii<b Jos.qili Hawkins of .VenumiiviHo sell lhe rearestate of said deceased GOODS AND READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS. high bore and had tin* evening Imen ■ Saturday and attended stuarteriy at private sale. n pb-asani on»* no d/mbt lhe hnll meeting at Shaylown, Sundav. '. Il is Onlered, that the 20th day of vvoiild hay.* lx>en rr.iwde,!. ( Hev*. Gl. mi Bodine of Elm Hnll November A. D. 1014, at ten o’clock Slide xmalor William M. Smith land Miss Nellie lleeJte, of Nashville, in the forepoon, nt said probata ofi- hilled for a speech, hen* Saturday .took dinner at James Mead's Wed- flee, bo and is hereby appointed i*v»*ning. The Senator i-jgike here; nesdAy. for henring said petition; two^-ears ago mpi made a very fav-** Glenn McKenzie of Lansing name It is Further Ordered, That pub­ nr.ihlo tmpreaalon on aU who hud'Saturday for a visit wilh bis aunt lic notice thereof bo given by pub­ the nleaauro of hnanne him. We {and —-* -----" • Mrs. *'—C.*- J. Norris and lication of a copy of this order, for cousin, bo-neak for him ;• full house. daughter Din. reluming toTiis grand three successive weeks previous to The cold snap has put ginger in­ parents at Vermontville Sunday af­ said day of hcariDg, in the Hastings to th*’ farmers who still have po­ ternoon. • • ‘”d tatoes in lh« ground and many of C. P. Larsbe# of Dowling ®nd Mra. them are looking for help tn cut Joseph Wertman of Cedar Creek ' Clement Smith. * them dug at the earliest poMible Mani Thursday night with the lat- . Circuit Judge, fifth circuit, act­ nvvgj^n t • »«** nephew, Lester Webb and fam- ing Judge-Qf Probale. R. I. Kenyon made a businea* trip At rue copy. A. D. Wolf and Miss Ida GRACE BAUER. to Grand Jnpid* and Holland Tue*-1 “ spent Friday. And Register of Probate. ■ •w.-i;; . .... »M.«««* »• Of The J. S. Goodyear Co Going Out of Business Merchants’ National Service Co. Sale Now Going Full Swing Prices Mowed Down, Profits Scattered to the Winds THE J. S. GOODYEAR CO Hastings, Michigan ■ �IXIWLINt. League Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Hlanton have rotiirnril homo* after a short visF invited. —j>with relatives at Q|lc<lom:i. Rte**-1 A Utile daughter arrived at the IhMsle Ilionio of Harry WWlworth uml wife who |Ja> tx,.,,, niuued OUSANDS OF WOMEN uftr mutrably from (Iia M:ii»-eill,'. WUI Phillips and family have periodic attach of headache, netur dreaming nioveil into the Tuttle house, known that a permanent core may be had. Headache us the l^uig place. villc Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Alide Whitney i* caring for Mr. Gale was sick with grin Tu< nearly alwayt remit! from «ome disorder of th Mrs. Muynut Wmlwortli ,-iml baby. day and Wednesday. Mrs. IL (i. Blot Is visiting her sisclone up his place of .,—..— stomach, lioer or bowels. Take Chamberlain’s ICI’S ■ In M.-Iiibi Qrove. Mrs[. Ida Calop Rlsbrldger Went with a par-[ Chcesoinan and Mrs. McIntyre. Tablets. They will correct these disorders and there ty of friends from Hastings on a Remember the Halloween gkijst motor trip lu S«uth Bend. Tucoday. social al Dowling hull I relay avail­ joill be no more headache. Many hate been per­ B. C. Pennock returned Kaluriluy ing'October 30th. - Everybody is from a three werks’Visit in Wichi­ cordially invited to attend. There manently cared bj Chamberlain’s Tablets. . ta. Kansas. ’Hi* daughter Hcrnicc will in’ special ■aiush- by the or­ who accompanied him stopped ov­ chestra. Gmnca^nmi mernnieul of er for a short visit in Hammoml. " ‘ ‘ 1 evidence, kiwi a mnrshmallow Mr. ami Mrs. Polly entertained nni prepared to relalivus from Goshen. Ind, Hie greater part of last week. • 4 family spr.' ’. >■ School Report. ’ Polttlcul Advertising. Mr. mid Mrs. Darina Simmons uf bother. liugeae flepurl of McUmber Hclmol for (kimslork visited their cousin Mrx. Conccrnliiu 8lu*riff*N Office.. If Hastings, SunOscar Diamond 8alurduy mid rtunnwnlli ending Odubor 23. lull: Thissherlirs office is upt on a salNo. diiys laugltt, 20. ttry Lavi*. His compensation dcy|. M. Manning, Art Gunscnhau-ser. Sunday school cht-- met nt the Total allendanee. 108. peii'la on the fees received. The Average dally attendance, 2iH. present sheriff has .shown good Frank -Doster, WHI Uwltt mid Joo home of Dr. and Mf-. Keller. WwL No. boys enrolled, H. ' The class decid­ judgment and common sense in the Knestrick in enjoying a week of nesday evening. No. girls enrolled. 10. ed to organize and chose tho name. discharge of Ilia duties. He has not hunting up north, Mrs. Homer Green was called lu “TheTwiHghl Club. Total enrollment. 21. » The follow­ tried to enrich himself al the exPercentage of alt**ndanc**. 07 1-7 Stienso of lh« tax payers, neither Vermontville by the serious illm-ss ing officers were elected to scrve.fur per cent. Mrs. | lias ho neglected any service be of her sister. Her daughter Addie a period of six ninntb-: I'biHe who w-rii* neither tmvly npr । could render in the pouplo’a inler- w ent also. Blanche, Supl.; Bui Smith, pres.; Miss Eharlollo Bonham of Hus­ Archie. absent for this imiiilh me as fol­ Harrington, sec'y. The tings was u«i over Sunday guest of lows; Marjorie Crawley, Julin Bry­ It you want, cllloienl service, il , ans. Winnie Biviqps. miltecs: Mrs. Mniy Audio- mid |you desire eennomy in offlec, if you Miss Irone Hocllzi’I. Mr. and Mrs. laum of Harbor Miss Olive Coats for social and *’tiMildn-d Johnson, Marjorie Craw­ wont an honest and impartial ad­ ley, Helen Craw-ley amt Barry Bug­ ministration of the sheriff's office .Springs are spending the week with terttiiniiK’iil; Miss Mary B;.u*Ji and bee receivwl one hundreil in Arith­ in the*Interest of all the people, Mr. mid Mrs. E. E. Faulkner. Hazel -Kciiiiierling • for Luk Out Mr. and Mrs. luing and L-oii metic examination and Russell Sin­ [vole for Albert N. William* for Nicliols of Kalamazoo spent Sunday iii singing and playing uaiucs. clair received an nvenig** of one sheriff.—Adv. with Mi-s. Gilb-spie. linmlreit In spelling. Smith and Archie Ireri Iimu.ii The Study Club are planning lollured lhe Clulrvvith several line •T he -I’Mintb and eighth grade are making a selection pf weed iu*«*ds. middle of November for the ficncllt | ano and violin duets. Light refit alNiut fifteen different seeds have of the lighting fund. b**en collected nnd IdcnlithM. Dr. Cross was a professional call- I , W>* arc planning a' Hallowe'en en­ er al Nichols hospital at Battle i Tile Lansing Free bln m y is ».i tertainment'to begin promptly tit Creek. Monday. Mr..and Mrs. Ilis- । timid. Any one wishing liooks may 2XNI o'clock. Ftfdwy 3ttth. Every bridger mi<l Airs. 'Cross accompanied 1[get them lu’fore and after Suu-.ay body invited. him to lhe city. Nora’Clui-y, [school each Sunday. Imrmicu TethMr. and Mrs. W. E. Gultz motor-1 crie Is the librarian. Teacher. ml to Hartford Monday to visit Mr.| Richard Powtill. J’f Boon. i* visit­ Gollz's parents. They returned! ing hi- bribery and sisters here. He Tuesday. -■•e.s many change’s in the 12 yours A trained purse from Kalamazoo is now raring for Mr. Polly wlm is! I: .rn. tn Chris Vaud.-rv. slowly failing. Ifv. a daughter. Tlun -day Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moreau of, Miss Beryl Trlheii.- h Galesburg spent Sunday with Mr. ilh relatives at Lake od< mid Mrs. Caleb Risbridger. v.. Mm. (irri’ii Barn*tt and MrarKHs- , worth Barrett returned Tuesday LACEY. DELTON. Remember the Epworth r Chamberlain's Tablets Mr. and Mrs. Ed Monica* of Grand Rapids und Mr. mid MJ’s. Chas. Gib­ son of Hasting* spent Sunday witii Mrs. Acker. • Mr. aii>l Mrm. Marion Davenport and MF. and Mrs.,Lewis Ack'*r mo­ tored to <b*orge Conyers of Cressey Simdny. Missi-s Ednh and Alice Johnrox ■pent Sumluy with Etli>>l.und Mary The Farm Beautiful A handsome £»nn is one that is thorr ' ou8,l,>’ ffwirded by Royal Fence. • “Handvomc is as bandsocno does,** howover. Worth and Service must go with benutr, and these factors artf to Ins found in lioyal Fence. Id this brand the user gets Full fFeiihl—Full Siie of Ifire—Fnll LeufHs of Roll! F“U vihjo for money expended is what all menseck. It it bart In Koynl Fence, a fence of contiminus stay and upatit construction, making it a solid wail of steel, locked th the famous Royal Loop. Boyal Fence is thoroughly galvanised by the most modem proccu, and the product b the result of years of expert cnee and extensive invatigatioc. Buy Royal Pence and be thoroughly content. Our stock is complete and we are ready to demonstrate. . WILL CLEMENCE The Stone Store Dowling, Michigan BUILDERS’ HARDWARE We Pay Capital Surplus Per Cent ' 920,000.00 6,000 00 A. A. Aldrich, 1’rcs, J. G. Hughes, Vice-Pros. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLcay - George J. Doster Wm. Elliott ’ L. B. Tecrpening J. G. Hughes » «,, PLUMBING 6 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING II you have any work in the above lines 1,shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices as low as 1 can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas .Engines -Installed. CHAS. DENE.AU, DELTON, MICHIGAN, DELTON, MICHIGAN HEW "EVER-LOCT" M0UNTIH6 V LORY CORNERS. thank all who were so kind in sendlluleii Dietrick, compilalor. * I REDUCES BREAKAGE TO MINIMUM ’r- • Willis Rockwell was in Grand _______ "ig oilier a.-M.-iun-’ - during Mr­ Rapids lust week. ' ' stay tn the hospital. . Henry Germain and family visited, Mr. and Mrs. Jolin G. Ibnidi his brother-in-law of West Kalu-j A constant menace to the life of [eyeglasses as well as a frequent [source of annoyance has iieen the [mounting, which required holes lo die bored through the lenses, weak­ ening I hem. and putting the glass (<> u severe strain and making break­ zoo Iasi Saturday. Nina Slorr spent Salunluy and age mi ever-present possibility'and i uusiHg "wabbly" glasses also. All Sunday at Foster GrilMu's. Mrs. Ada Swanson mill family also t'.lmidn Uulmati motored to Plainwell Sunday'' . ...... ....=. .. Dietrich and! daughter Helen spent Sunday wilh grips them so thinly Uitil they iu*v Mr. and Mrs. D. J., Scudder near l.las- er wabble, and will not “chip" be .cause theft* are no holes or screw: Sunday visitors al Mr. ami Mr*, 'This niounlnig reduces breakage l corgi* M’lnanr's were Mr. ami Mrs. tr Lejnaar of Milo. Mr and Mrs. ■•urge Wbiltnure ami Ida Knestrick, A Great Improvement “EVER-LOCT” Hurry Mount, a imlie'eliian Britain, Conn.. has cuiupl-.dv four years’ work what i«.l lo he the* largest j’.ickki.’l.’ school Monday. Tlie -rull of honor for Itatobpr is a- follows: Mary Lawrence. Horace Mouier. Helen Dietrick. Lira Molt. Vera McCue'bnd Doris Jun*’.-. Truth Gnulr. ■li-eii have bean iu*ro for a fj*\v day: i We had mu- monthly rxaniuiati**ii* vi-it# Mr. Maurer-..... * r—•• last week which were somewlrat [ easier than the first one. . Nashville Salurdr , Elnhlh Grudr. home with J hem In history we 'sre studying the mu* day last week wilh Mrs. E. J. Kelley. Hist! • At tlic witching linur* of 8:00 p. in.. Friday evening. October 30th. you are bidden to the Hnumcil Clinrlirt-Packoi. -*m of Win. Pack­ House a't PnlUin’s. Speak not nf the mailer to any shut. Enter the er died pi typhoid (ever al their store sib’ti|ly ami follow tin* spirit; home «ouQi of laicy, Thursday. Miss Italic Bi.'Imoh and Mms Grace lliplAvill await you there. With her adults d**posil 5 rents mid children j Tliomtis of Bal He Creek will spend ' ’ ' Week Wilh the 3 cents mid you are p<*rinnh*d tn| -.t-i...-. ...in ,i enter mid listen to glinrt stories. 1 songs ami recital tons from the! -clmol. -Hid perform H:iHow<eii1 I inv ilhtiod- hav | Nora Miller stunts, etc. Pumpkin pie, Hnl-.j{Hie marriage of pl on TTiin-slovv'eii cakes.-fried cakes mid v*nf-<laud Mr. Orville fee will be sorviil. Snitabb* np- day ••vouing; Not tTJUHlL. wi Um ‘ luHii** of Mr. an< J«‘jrL'-!! desired. ■ ' Lhurrlr^Niilra. i There will be prenehill^ m*\l Bunday morning al lli.-oo a. m. Eve'nmp ut 7:.'W p. m.: ut Shultz nl 2:30 hi. m. Smidiiy SnliiMil at 11:00 a. m. i Young Peoples meeting nt 7:tK> p. Verses The Work Verm*." Eccl. IU III. Lender .Mrs. Emma Joljiieov. • llemenilier therr -ts some to be the talk given hy a lady nurse. Her talk i» on tulN’irulnsis. She is at tim school m the forenoon and al the church ut 2:00 p. m. The talk in the afternoon is Cur ladle- mid .-lie will. s|>eak ut 7;0Q p. in..in the evening for men mill women,- No A ember It. Every one come and । hear her speaij. - Hardware, Furniture, Etc. in physiology; inuierals in g«*ography mid fnictions in aritlunVlir. ' Primary -Rooul The fifth grade are about lo take up factoring*-., . - Fern McCue mid Claude Philley stood lixi in spotting test. The first grade ami primer class strung ros<* lierries last week. We are preparing for Hallowe'en. Pumpkins adorn onr blurkhuaiils. The Hi st grade arc reviewing tlieir reader. We had F. R, PANCOAST JEWELER With every 25c can of Violet Dulce, Nylotis or Mayflower Talcdm. . . Wc received a lute shipment ut sewed teit pennants marked as follows: Cloverdale, Prairieville,* Delton, Hickory, Wall Lake and Crooked Lake. We ate going to.give one of them free wilh a purchase of 50c or more of REXALLGOODS. liaso bqll. Church mid Surlrly. . V. M. Church. The Juvenile class of the Y. M. W. B. will nT«H‘L at th- home <>f Mrs. Lulu Liwreiirc Saturday uflci'imim ip two o'cliM-k. Oct. 31st. M. 1». (Uiurrh. ..□t!’.QiHrtvrhL meJpUH Yi'.H !«*.: sum,, nice pn-eiiK aiming which] was a line birthday cake from rel­ atives in New York pily. ■ Wallace Itu—ell mid wife'visited Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Wilbur Sunday. Bakttl, Creamed Caulinuucr. Mr-. Effie Stevens spent tsalurday (Took the caulillovver. breulo'i night with Mis. Anna Robbins al bits and put in a linking di-ljyv Ba Hie’ Creek. of cigaiii sauce and gra Mrs. Mary Wuiii' i* lelt Sunday fur layers cheese; brown in the oven. 'I Detroit where -h.•.will visit with her daughter MelL-'a while Mr. Warner THINGS WORTH KNOWING is hunting in Northern Miuhiguii. Mrs. Ollie Tlioinukiiis eulertnined I A theatrical journal says ttiul in ' | a new* farce playing in New York’ the Larkin's Club Thursday. । real refreshment* are consumed, Biill'a-Ejc. the 'list reading: Fifteen cents' Worccstcrshlro Suucc. worth of radishes. 25 cents' woillr of; This i» a’ variation from lhe us­ celery, a portion of fish, plate of AH Hie populnr English sauces ual forms in which eggs appear at' I toast, one quart of Rhine wine. on • have as a base walnut rtitsup'inade lhe breakfast table. Take as many* in.igliuiii of champagne Him p'li-i of English walnuts! or mushri.Hiu- eggs as yon need, heal Hie whiles nine article'. four bnllles of seltzer catsup. To make a nal-up of wal­ -tiff. and make little nests by pul­ nuts. the grii'ii shells mi’ taL’ii in ling the beaten whiles into mufllti and eight cups of lea. Russia has Jewish soldiers. these proportions: Two gallons rings Ol’ mtiajl cups; duip the yolk wiiliiul Juice ami green shulls. 5 of an egg into the center of each Ausfria Inis 52,1)00. Jupauses are producing more Hum IHHiuds of .-alt. mixed and bruised nu-t, and pul the nests and the roti­ x'd.iMMi.tMN) tons of coal a year from uml allowed to |i. a week; tin* li.|- tents into the Qvi’n to brown. Gar­ • |o <>v mines in Japan und south Mhnchurnish a plater with pundey, ' and serve the eggs on buliereuJoust. <3iHle guards niu'le of rncliM l>lanli*d in beds across tin* 4ra<-ks ounces each of i‘*’tqicr ami ciovrs. Th’’ wnnli* is (hen have proved to lie successful on a all bruised. siimiinrvd for tlihiy minute-, and railroad in Arizona. I’eul covers mir-M'venth of Hu> Is tlieji ss’l aside !<• cledr. This.is area of Ireland apd the deponils lire Ilin catsup. T*> make a sauce of vstiiiiated lo coiiluin nearly forty this similar tn Woiccslershire. take — - of» wine, threeone. gallon billion Ions fuel. Of about LioaotM) pounds Of cat­ fourths gallon >f tin* walnut, cnl,upus of ‘aticlinvirii ,wili|'| hire dbinined each year by Qin A-- •up.,*.* pounds dor. eislit' Jgntoits. foflyIrakimt fisheries, upprinimutny 73 thdir< eight Miutluls or.'wuall per cent is exported. In Java Dutch government engin­ scraped horw-r;idisli. 01 eers have-built a road bridge lilore lliree-fmirtlis pounds; ea lliiin l(M (eel lung and with a cen­ ounces: mace. I <inili*.<*; mustard. Boil ilti>_wholu gently tral span of more than sixty feeC .8 Ounces. mid then strain and Pottle. i-niirely uf bamboo’ The average ••anong ,d a moiim); picture IHm of moderate, length is iaid 16 be nearly ?!5,wu. I The above free deals will bold good the balance of October, unless free goods ire sooner exhausted. “Tflbs ’JSesaJdi Store' <jf winter cliitbhiR begin? Saturday. October 314. are some of the hurgnins we will .offer you: * I9r and <0e prr (juriucnl Ladies Jlccrctl union sink.; at ........... .. ■ •. .;»«• ami 7Sr per suit. Ladies ^2JXk all wui'l union suits, made yams and absolutely imn-shrinkabl* . . —___ ______ heavy !!• -. Hwealefs, baby jurkets, outing skirts, mil al similarly reduced prices. Kopf & Kopf Delton, Mich �THE HASTINGS BANNER or Hair or Trade-Mr a gnod For Sale—Spring pig*, huror Jrr- Haiilnil—Jani lor for down town ftirep; I"fum» just the plaee for • reys. -1~‘- both sexos; *famous --------- ,x iriu’torr*. Haiiwt.ictory • reference WANTS noteher strain. Eligible lo regis­ required. Leave names at the relin’d farmer. Write, call or RO try. C W. Bigg*, phone 216-21BANNKR Oflce. . phone Ira- It. Baldwin. Hasting* - ■ tf For Rent—Two rooms furnished nr unfurnished. I’*e of both. Good For Sole—Thoroughbred Huroc location. Inquire 6W) W. Green i*r for roofing and snening. a so . K> . p Hnml St If St. tf hill rtdff. Phone 4OM. Inquire | 1-• 1 chbk* anas, .m- year <iht S last 1’. G. Pierce, Qty. If For Ilt)p^ IhinM. Jeriey*. any •pring lemis... «!-<• fall pigs <*d—J*ockcl flaidi light on road be­ —■„------- --- --------------- - (jiiiig yOU wallt; 27 head lo clioose either sox. 3 full-hwoded Shrop tween Hasting* and SchanU Tarm. Pne Rale—<i<««i dry itiixoq wood ; from llegisl rat ion papers (rec. shire lamb rams. One l>rvwn Ralph Striker, Phono M8. 2 long $255 per cord delivered. Phone A. Pei ( heron gelding* roll, «oming Four fresh cowg and three‘roll* 2 short — •-t-Gr*. iwk F. flylvMtcr or Geo. Tolhur«l. tfj oiH*. two mid throe yeafrs old. all three year* old. Farm one mile east of Quimby. Myron Hhorlon. For Sale—A fqw full blood Poland three, sitter*. Will make tO*U For Heir—Good elran, up. to- dale. j|jS hprse-. Wdmio Kelsey. IlaslPhone 2M 5 rings. If J*wr China nigs, either sex. Price* sioek of general merchandise. ui-| tI ^irh Hout„ - -Phono Phone 3W319-' ... . . n>.iKonable. Ready ,-for nervier. vuicing alioiil 67JWI located inj ■ 2wk<)F ‘”' Nate—My resinenco property m Phone 13-15. Bnnlleld ex. Walter 1 2 ring*. Iie*t little inland town in -fate. -------------------- 1 third ward.' or will trade for J. Beach. Dowiln 2wks If you mean business, address X. J. XV. Xh-Leod A Son. of (Hovertlale. ------ •-'e.l .'inallor place. Tom f)nylc. 3wks For Rale—Ladies driving how. In­ rare — BANNER Office. if. .... --------- ------— - । want ynur eider apple.*; and will I . ■—>------------- — ------------------------ । pay |h,> highest market price f.»r v',r —Two Hampshire rain*: quire E. C. Eckert. Freeport Fmilln Wanted—I nm now localrd| nlf .^illry brought us on Manone yearling, one lamb. C. H. phone No. 21. 2 l<>ng 2 short Ad­ In building at reor of Ira o i.* ,t;iV4 Tuosilav* and Wednesday*’ Offiey. Giate Gmve, Woodland dress Freeport. Route 1. Iwk teslauranl. near Farmee* Hitch-1 of 'eacii week’ - —* “wts ing Place. Phone MMR. J. G.i ■ ' For Sale—Owing to an oversight Kirchner. ’' ! Jersey Bull For Sale—Ago uno year. I For Sole -8 room tmnso. nearly Ilion1 was not included in the list new. hard and soft wider. «a*. published in my auction sale adv. Part payment down. . Phone HR Fn» Sale—Good 6 . room house, Shepherd, 1 triton. Midi. in this issue of the BANNER, a ________________________ 3 rimrs. 2wks nicely locatcM: gas, hard and soft pair of Perefyeron colls, oho year water in kitchen. Enquire 1. Notice-AVe hereby forbid all hum-have |ea*od the *hiimi7g old, wl. about 2400. Tbey'wll . A. Cain. Phone 48811. if mg und trapping-। onand ourtrapping farms,1 rights■ for • fur bear-• bo added to the list as printed wetion 7. Hntiand t" “?!:!~. elsewhere, frank Bryans, twk lownship. mg animals on the Clark Barber Wanted—Poultry. Inquire M<Tre*pa*ser* will lie pn>*<-cuted. :in,| p j.. Wallers farms in I.ravy’j - Feed Store, opposite . Frank Tilus. Carlton nnd Hastings townships. For Sale—Heating stove and range, iy>urt Home. MeLrnvy A Craig. cheap for cash. OSO Thom St. I hereby forbid all hunting nhd Phono 58. If trapping on those farms that will interfere with zify leaHo. Frank For’ Sole—7 good tirreding ewea.13 For 8alr—Registered Hampshire; 'ockerels. Park* and Pillsllold and I yra old. Price >.*5.00. Frank Wallers.2wks rams. Bert Newland, Shull/. f. W. Vunihcdor. 48 No. Ickex phono 276. 4 rings. Iwfr Phone fflt 3 r. Iff ■train, I nion St.. Battle Creek. Mich. Nice Furnished Rimhiis for light house keeping, See :a)4 S. Wanted—Second took at Star Her-' * " phone ’ "“ AV IwkFor Sale—l ine building lot on I Bell Church SI. Phin Smith. tf tauranl and Bakeiy. iwk rburch st, also several Ipls lj' ln< ror Sale—A registered Etigiisli Unroln Park addition. ” Yorkshire floor, one year ohl. For Sale—House and tot al 222. X. Peck. Phone 311. Church Si, must he sold not lat­ I Phono 252-3 ring*. Jd|jn Engel. er than November 7(h. Some one For Rent—Good 8 room house. 1*1 gels a goofl place at a very reas­ ward, hard nnd «ofl waler in ,IGnited—Il takes .two things In onable price. See mo alwml il til kitehen^ Phono 4R8B. L. A. Caln. ! make on honest num. First to once. Roy Andrii*. Trualec. ] tell the truth. Second In pay 2wks । hix homed debt*. The tirsl I always do. lhe wound I must ask For Sale — 20 gauge double tmrrvl' with two sets of good buildings, you lo help me do. You ran do I allot gun. OHMN). Enquire BAN ­ three miles northwest of Nash-, it by aetlling your account*, 'j NEB Office. twk vllle. one half mile from .school; Jes*o Town*en<l. iwk’, gnod fences snfr and hard water._______________________________ For Sale—65 acre farm, clay loam Wil! sdl 10 or 40 acres wilh Nolice-We hereby forbid all hunt-: soil. 45 acre.* plow land. 20 acres buildings. Elzey Mead. Morgan.' jnp an<j trapping on our farms. timber, new 5 n»m hoiine,-new Rn’ii® »• if section 19. Baltimore. Wc will1 2Hx30 basement barn, plenty of prosecute all trespassers. fruit, mi main mad. close lo For Sale—A few cords of nice. dry. school. J % miles from Shultz, ny, Cortland Slrobriilge. 2-fool furnace wood. Fred See- i miles from Hastings. Priec g.).Char. Van Vrankin. l»er. City. If! (ton. Grant Dickerson. Clover­ Hannnn Van Vrankin. All Pernoiw air forbidden from dale.-Mich. twk hunling or trapping on my farm, For Side—Hard rnal stove in gno-i Lost—Somewhere in city, start mg Lostsection 31. Rutland. George Jorcondition. O. Blough. Phoqo «wi( pnink for Overland car. Finder ■<lan. 2wk* **• If, please return to BANNER Office. Reward—I will pay «l.hO for tiie Iwk I’or Sale—Several rider barrel* __________________ ____________ Jos Boger*. . |wk 1 f.’or Sale—While Hock Cockerels. OCTOBER ». WIL or Sale—Sorrel Ijorso. wl. about For Sole—Two good pure lx*d| MARKETS ttMK) pound*, price *25.tsi. Also Short-horn purham hulls. Ona bay horse, wt. about t2(Xi pound*. old eiwugh for aerviec. Cbrit.1 Cnrrcrte*! Wtrtncndav Oct 2S. WIL price SIO&.00. Both Umm horse,' Maichele. Middleville, Mich, i-wk ,7? , , are gentle and gixxi worker?. — ------ • -----------I «heat is quoted at at A? per Earl Benner, Hastings Phone For Kale—Hogs, Duroe Jcraryt. any bUMtel today by the Hastings Milli-wk I IhiW you want; 27 bead tn ing Co. Other prices change on po--------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- — —...?! 2 choose from. from. Registration Registralion pap papers, v..,i tntnrx. butler fat. wheat, cut*. — w.r_ For Sale—~ Bay horse, weight IKK), free, four fresh cows ana three ‘btjpj and clover seed. t;C Wo«t Grand Hl. Tobias Garn. coll*, one, two and Ihren year# rxoptina. ’ ’ old. all three sisters. Will make 1600 lbs horses. Warnle, Kelsey. For Sale or Rent—Modern 7 room। Hastings. Mich, Route 7. Phone I 349-2 rings, 2wks house, newly papered, with Lath,, Fxun furnace, electric lights, large ------------- ----------------------------- -—-------- garage. Enquire No. 201 West I Eflus Higher—No. 1 clean and fresh. Clinton SL I'hone r»iK>R. if. 21 eenta; small and dirty 23 1 I cents. . We want your poultry. For Sale—■Good new milchs cow, 5 Will payTiighest prices. Joseph yr*, old, coif at aide. Fred Ben­ Rogers. tf ham, Hastings Route 6. iwk For Sale—Flurence. hot. blast stove. . used only one season. Cheap if Lost— Large, black hamlbas .Mon­ ' TQm.JKtKVD HIDXK. day morning along C. K. & B. ■ taken at once. 322 West Mill St. track, by way of Green St. to Jdltn Payne’s. Notify John Payne. A giraffe immediately after its iwk birth- measures six feet from its aiuiN. Wanted—Cheap horse, good weight hoofs to the top of its head. nnd good worker, deny Bayne*. . Citizens Phone. Iwk Johnsons are found to be tn excess of all other names. Tha name John- KuTfiM Wanted—.Men and team* on Stalo son anpoar* 9.620 times, a gain of Qj** ***•*■*•*« «-* Reward Work, 4 miles north of 2.596 in six years. There are S.4251 Hu,Mwb!?‘ BT>AW■Marshall. 61.00 per yard on a Andersons. ,3.600 .Millers and 3.4631 2% miles haul, or $450 per day Browns. for. 10 hours work. About six Although the Aquitania is IHVi fl.* rxitDO-arrAiLhucu. weeks work. Address W. 8. longer.than tho Olympic nnd 5 feel oottoa.»*M mmj, li.n. Benham, .Marshall, Mich, Route wider, the latter is nearly to feel I 6. twk deeper and has a net tonnage of 22,-1 350 and a gross tonnage uf 46.359. as iu»»oc4« Dairy Fm«. ii.«>. For 8ai« Cheap—Soft-coal burner, against 21.MQ and 45,047 tons for thei§^£?M** ' is!i. m. nearly new. Call 381-H, Iwk Aquitania. Straight Flour Talk nr 1014 purchased a new BullerWOO.I. .Phone 3W I long 4 short I 1 ho|,e Il)’ Cream Separator direct from the factory of Albaugh-Dover For Sale—Two lot*; nice shadA; Co, Chicaim. <1 B. Benham. good location. For information. Hastings Mich.■Iwk IliiMling Young Funner want* to Phone Ml, Iwk rent a good farm. 11M !•>** Than Notice—All persons are prohibited 160 acres. Can furnish half nr For Sale—Motor washing machine. from hunling. trapping or Ire*all onuininonl. Take possession 209 Washington HI, City. 2wks paMink on our farms in Balti­ 1«| nf Mandi. AddrOM “F” rare more, sees: 30 .and 31. OtU Fi«diWantrtF—To buy second hand sad­ of BANNER 2wks er and C. II. Burpee. Iwk dle. Phone 25o-5 ring*. I-wk Wanted—To sell tmnd Buick 10. Notice-1 am making nnd boiling Miilnblo for (rucking also, Wil­ For Rent—Modem, house at corner rider, even- day except Saturdays. liams Candy Co, ill W. Cedar. . of N. Hanover arid E.-Blate Road. Kalamazoo. 2wk*. Dr. I). E. Fuller. • twk Almon Callahan. if “’TIEE BEST ECK TEE WJKET STOKE ” The Good & OVERCOATS We are offering this fall, made liy HART, SCHAFFNER &*MARX .. are a pleasure to wear—just the right “set” and “hang" and you can get them at the right prices— Other good maker at fl®, flS ’ aumdl New Neckwear Thia is the day ol novelties, and even the most conservative wear Collars and Ties different from the ordinary. Copyright H«rt Schiffnet k Mart See our attractive display ol these goods. « .- To Husbands and Wives FRENCH’S WHITE LILY CURES MANY FAMILY ILLS A WORD TO WIVES. There can be no doubt that it is discouraging, after you have done your very best, and done all that was necessary too, to have a batch of poor bread to show for your labor. But it is unjust for you to condemn yourself, or pub the blame on “Poor Luck.” In all probability It’s Poor Flour that’s made you the trouble and disappointment French’s White Lily Flour is a flour that puts luck out of business in bread making. It’s so perfectly milled and made from the best selection of grain that it will always make good bread, with ordinary knowledge and skill in bread making. If you have baking troubles the chances are that the cause is poor flour. You have no right to condemn yourself as a poor bread maker. TRY FRENCH’S WHITE LILY FLOUR and you will be convinced that you have been unjuU" t</yourself. Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor G. F. CHIDESTER Leadlfog CSoIHcf There’s more of it used in Barry Co. than of all other flours combined, and could you ask for better proof of its goodness wh§n we’ve been making it right here for 4^years? 2!_ .. ->.•> A WORD TO HUSBANDS. Don’t be unreasonable. Don’t tell the grocer “Send up a sack of flour” when your wife tells you tp order flour. Flour isn’t just flour. Its the cor­ nerstone of a happy home, or the rock that wrecks the happiness of a home. If you haven’t been particular about what you ordered when your wife said she needed flour then it’s unreasonable for you to complain if the bread is poor and the pastry is unpalatable. Be particular when you order flour. Be particular enough to order French’s White Lily Flour. You cannot do a better thing for your home nor a more helpful thing for your wife. French’s White Lily Flour is made from .the best selected grain, in a mill that has a complete new equipment of the - -latest and best flour-making machinery; a mill that is operated night and day by water power, steadiest powe r known. That insures perfect flour. French’s White Lily Flour is another name for Flour Perfection. . You insure good wholesome bread and pastry when you order French’s White Lily Flour. » Middleville, Michigan n �THE HASTINGS BANNER OCTOBER 29,1914—20 PAGES to (ho physiral and financial gain THE 29TH SEMI-AHHUAL of the slain nnd the individual. HOPE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASS N • James W. Heline. Dairy & Food Commissioner. HIM IEAOS III roT*TOJ»DKIIH DIOCESE OF WESTERN MICH. TO MEET HERE To Be Held At Hinds School House October 30 And Novcm' . . her 1. The 29th Semi-Annual conven­ tion of lhe Hope township Sftnday school association Will be held al Hinds Corners school house Octo­ ber 31st nnd November tsl. 191.4. 1'.. K. Mohr. SupL l‘mily DopL>of New Buffalo.'Will be present Satunlay -evening and Sunday. The commit toe have prepared a pro­ gram which will lie interesting and instructive. All schools should send three delegates and every one will be cordially welcomed ut all lhe sessions. Picnic dinner Sun­ day. Salunfay 1:M P. M. Business Session. l»evolionals—Rev. J. B. Griswold. Secretary's ReporL ''Report of Delegate*. Report of Treasurer.' ' * Election of Onicers. Adjournment. Saturday evening. 7:30 DevoHonals, led by Rev. Gris­ wold. Mflsie. by the Gould Family. Address. . Sunday School Evangelism—E. K. Mohr. Adjournment. Sunday, 10:00 A. M. Devotional*—Rev. Gurney. Music—Male Quartette. Address, “Teaching anil the Teacher"—E.. K. Mohr. Musir—The Misses Weycrman. Question Drawer, conducted by E. Mohr. Pjcnic dinner. Sunday 1J0 P. M. ■ Devolionals—Rev. Mr.*. Gould. A look at tho Sunday School les­ son. Recitation—Orson Tobias. Music—The Gould Family. Address. “'I'he Glory of the Second Mile"-E. K. Mohr. Sunday 7:30 P. M. Dev'olional.*.' Music—The Misses Weycrman. -Address, "The Pure in Heart"—E. K. Mohr. Tim olllccrs of the Hope Associa­ tion are as follows: Pres.—AV. O. Tobins. ' Vice Pres.—Jesse Osgood. Secretary—Lizzie Brinkert. Treas.—Claude Mosher. MICHIGAN, NEW YORK ANO WISCONSIN RAISED GO PER Rfahop McCormick nnd Prominent CENT GRO^N IN I. S. Episcopal Pastors Will lie Here On November 4 and 5. WHY MORE POTATOES A convocation of the. diocese of Western Michigan, of which tho SHOULD BE EATEH Right Her. John N. McCormink, l>. D- is bishop, und the llev. David S. Huntington. i<- Arrlrdracon, will be Slain Dairy nnd Food Commtakm* held in Emmanuel church. Hast­ ings. on Wednesday and Thursday, rr Explains Nulrillvc Value of Novrinlwr 4 and 5. “Murphies;" Arc Cheap Food. Tiie program follows; According lo Ihu Federal return* Afternoon. t|)O state of Michigan last year pro­ 2:0ft Aulmobilo Hide. Cars lo duced mon- potaloe# than any oth­ atari ,al Court House square. er slate In lhe Union nnd lhe three Evening. Males of Michigan, Now York and 0:3ft Supper in Parish House. Wisconsin produced over <10 per Speakers. cijtit of all the potatoes used in the "Chrfalianily, a World Force”— United Blates. The potato, crop of Dean Francis S. White. .Michigan fa'this year exceptionally *--"The War, a Challenge lo the good and it fa the one food Muff Faith"—The Rev. Frank Roudennow in coinniim use which fa now bush. Reports of the Provincial Synod -riling at n very low price! Pota­ —Bishop -McCormick and Dcletoes in the potato districts nf Mich­ gales. igan ifre at present wholesaling Morning. from 35 to 40 rents a bushel and they air by far Hie cheapest form 7: 30 Holy .Cqmmunion. of slari-hy foods, which starchy 8: 15 Breakfast. foods are necessary in lhe human 9.00 to 10:00, Quiet Hour-The . system to ptudiirr heal and ener­ Bishop. gy. The following stAttnixmls rel­ <0:ftft Business Meeting. ative Io (he food and medicinal val­ 10: 30 "The Working Feld—Our ue of lhe potato are taken from an Diocese"—Archdeacon Huntington article by Dr. J. H. Kellogg of (he 11M0 "The Mankato Plan"—The famous Bat th* Creek Sanitarium. Rev. G. P. T. Kurgeut. 11: 30 “Tiie Best Recent Book"— He Says that l|m potato is jnorft easily digested and appropriated by The Rev. F. O. Gramfas. lhe body. than the starches of 12: 00 Prayer* for Missions. wheat, corn nnd other cereals. In • Afternoon. laboratory tests il was found that 1: 30 Question Box, led by The potato starch digested in lew (han Lincoln II. Vercoo. one-sixth of the time of cereal Rev. 2: 30 "The Uno of Lay Readers in staivh. One-fourth of (he weight .Missions”—The Rev. Geo. of the potato is food AUhstnmc. Diocesan Huntington. mne-elrventlK uf which coiurid* of 3: 00 “Religious Edueation/an Ad­ 'larch, tif the remainder, ihmo- dition to the Public School* Pro­ liflhs is pnitqin nnd two-llflhs al­ gram"—Tiie Rev. J. 11. Feringn, kaline salts iu rombiiinlion .with Grand Haven. citric nnd tnalic arid*. tin.* acids of Discussion is invited throughout the lemon nnd the apple. The po- the above program. . tnto is deficient in protein nnd fats A question box will be conspicu­ which can lie easily supplied by ously placed. Put. in at least one other foods. question that you consider of vital Nearly live percent of the dry -uhstnnce of the potato consist of iiiqiOrtaiice. The Clergy are earnestly urged salts, chiefly of popish. Thc.se .'alls tend to purify lhe blood from to come early so ns lo participate in lhe nulo ride, thus seeing Hast­ the acids caused by the use of ings and vicinity. meals. which ore the chief cause* Notice to Orangeville Voters. liOMpilality provided for nil. of hardening of Hi<b nrli-ries. goi'.l, word early to Hie rector, so Demand having been duly made rheumatism. Brighr* dfaeaso and Sl-nd ;i|M»p|exy. These units of the po­ that you may be met at lhe train upon the township of Orangeville tor the submission to lhe qualified tato are located just under tho skin and taken to your lodging place. and tor that reason potatoes should electors of said township of the McCallum School. not fa1 pared before being conk'.;. question of using of money on hand The potato has n high nutrilivu 'Report for month ending Octo­ in lhe Highway Improvement fluid . lhe sum of 93032 dollars to pay value. Um' pound of baked potato ber 23: Number days taught. 20. ' outstanding claims against sni<l Im­ has the same food value as 5 7-8 olincck of Iw'ef, one pound of chick­ provement fund.--' Also the ques­ Average daily attendance, 1635.' en, 10IjiinU nf iieef tea or 7 ounces tion of using of money on hand in Number enrolled, 17. of brolid. The potato is not rich Hie Road Repair fund the sum of Percentage of attendance, W.I7. in priiteln and litis should he sup­ 288.12 dollars io pay outstanding Those neither absent nor lardy claims against said Road liepair plied lo (he ration by (he addition of nulk'-ur eggs. Half h pint nf are: fsnnr, Glenmi, Marjorie mid fund. rich milk will I Ims balance a Beiilrire Osgood. Goldie aiM Dennis Therefore, notice fa hereby given IMi’unil of baked tmlato. The pota­ Keller, Gertrude Anders. Myrtle that at the ncxl general election to to fa the most valuable of allvknnwn Fouchey, Gordon 'McCallum and be held in said township which . election shall be held on the llrst foods in furnishing alkaline shlls .to Forest-Ginn. purify tho blond nnd the free use Doris. Lota and Nina Hayward Tuesday after the ilrst Monday in of Hie |nHaio-rombal.4 rheumatism were tardy once. November, November 3, A. D„ 1914. and gout which are the rr.Mills of Esther Osgood and Dorothy Mc­ The above mentioned question shall chronic intestinal poisoning. Callum were absent one day nnd bo submitted to the elector.*, said The full text* of' this remarkable Emilia Jenkins eight itays'Jierause vote shall be by ballid, said ballot article by Dr. Kellogg on Ihr fowl of illness. shall read as followa: nnd medicinal value of tin* potato We have a new. Jnsk. , | To use 288.12 dollars to pay out­ ran be found in our pnmiilifal <mThe fifth grade learned lhe poem standing claims fop Road Repair lifh-d “Food mid Food Values” “October" tor language last week. which will be mailed lo any resiOur school fa iljvidisl into two AO I J deni of lhe stale upon application in sides tor ciphering matches, each To usd 93632 dollars to pay nut­ the department al Jamsing. tn sale has had one victory. standing claims for Highway Irnr view of ihr fact that potatoes to­ The new songs learned this provement day- constitute the cheapest food month are “ftwwt Pea Lndi»‘.<" Ym ( ] sluff on the market and the fftrllt- “Little Mfas Daisy" ami “Loch Lo­ No ( ] or fad that Hie prosperity of mond." Dated this 17lh day of October, Michigan is dependant largely up­ Mr. Edger visited us Iasi Tues­ A. D. 1914. on the* potato farther of lite state, day. D. Klingensmith, ' who raises- one of its chief pro­ Nearly everyone <lid well in lhe Irving Rice, ducts, we deem il timely to advise tests last week. A. J. Johncox. lhe people of .He- slate to ent Ono week'- vacation now. • Albert H. Porter, more potatoes-and I tins contribute | ..... Bessie-McKibbim-Teacher. 2-wks • Township Board. PART TWO—PARES 9 TO II. MAKE A QUICK SALE \ of Your Real Estate DON'T SELL TO YOUR NEIGHBORS. They arc not apt to give youvhat your farm fa worthIf they know you want to *ell, they think you have to .sell, and they beat you-down in price, or they talku'ou over, and the re|Mirt xxin gets arotind that you have "got to sell out.” That hurts you ami your farm. Even a “For Sale" sign oh va>ttrpW^TBW?i^’irs“varucr You know what you think wIicr you Xcc one on your neighbor's place. While if you » ' -. . List Your Farm or City Homa With Us we will get you in touch with buyers for humlfe/ls ni miJrs.around. Good Honest Farmers Too, who have a gooil reason fof wanting to buy, as you have for selling.-ahd who therefore respect your reason*, and will pay you your price. We never put up "For Sale" signs on your property. That's a l>ad way to advertise, il cheapens and desecrates your property. \\ c have a detailed description and number of all property list­ ed with us. Then it is filed and advertised under that nnmbcr. Then when a prospective buyer comes lo our office and enquires, or writes us about property listed, under such and such a number, then wc take him nut and show him the property nr write him fully. Our -ystcin is r.ight; it is the "Only way." The proof o( the ptulditiff is tiie eating of it. And we are selling the property. . Why! You might just as well list your property with your neighlmr as to list - it with a rcaj estate man <>r firm who do ro Lwcign advertising. You can tack up a sign, or advertise your property iii the local paner yourself at a small expense. You-should not pay a commission for tfttrt kind of service. But tn advertise in <laily agricultural, fruit and dairy p^i»crs, of large circulation. c'uSl* kit* of nioftey—more than one can afford tn j>ay, to sell one piece of property. Tliat is the kind of nd’ ertising we <lo and are lining. It fa the kind of service we rcivler ynu. W c have just sent nut our checks to pay for another extensive campaign of advertising, that will cover five or six- states like the sunshine. .Marked cctpicS of all papers nimfing our adv. arc mailed to us, and it you will'call at our office, vve will .show yuu u::r ad•.ertisenn-nts in those-papers and the replies that we get from them., I Then we believe you will be convinced where your true interests lie, [ami what we arc doing for every fanner in Barry Co. Now if you want to get in on this, and make a quick sale of y-mr farm list it with us NOW. DO IT TODAY! 'The following arc a few of the hinny bargains we have t-> offer: Knit Goods FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN— The celebrated Columbia Knit Goods—Best for the money. BUY COLUMBIA WEAR. Sweater Coats 49c to $3.45 Knit Shawls 48c to $1.48 Knit Skirts *49c to $1.48 /Auto Hoods .25c to $1.48 Stocking Caps 25c to 48c Infants Caps25c to 48c Gloves . 19c to 48c Mittens I’.,..10c to 48c Infants Mitts .'10c to 25c Child’s Leggings 48c Stockings ...................................... 10c to 24c Knit Socks 15c to 25c NEW YORK STORE PHONE 102 HASTINGS, MICH. C.B. BENHAM BENHAM & TRIM Real Estate and Investment Brokers, Phone 472. HASTINGS. MICH. �THE HA8TINGH BANNER. OCTOBER 29, WIL TEN 'he Hastings Banner Want-Column. tc a word for each Insertion. No adv. for less than 12 cents. LOOK BUDS. Editor*. . „ Card of Thanks. Ic a word. . Obituary poetry and resolutions, FIFTY-NINTH YEAR —tc a line. , ... Ohituurie# of 20 linos or less-will Subscription by Mail, Post-Paid. aim’*"’ published free; 5 cents per line ONE YEAR, io advance............ |U • Z charged for tach line above the 20 BBC MONTHS. in advance J lines. , THREE MONTHS, in advance..‘ J Notices'bf birtlis. deaths or niarCANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS. । riases will be printed free as news par year, in advance.*... 150 matter. . No communication will be pubThursday al Published every t.. Hotings. — „— W*. Michigan. nn. Micutgan, as mumi class Jesa , . .the writer’s name and it bears poslofilce addn-ss. ------------ :--------------------------------------- -• JOB PRINTING The BANNER lias one of the beat equipped job ofllce* in Western Michigan and is prepared to do any kind of book and job printing. ADVERTISING RATES. Display advertising rate# on application. Business locals and reading nolice*. On first page or among brevBire, 12K cents a line. FOR CONGRESS AND THE LEGISLATURE. . For Cungrr.«s tin icpubiitan ticket contain* tiie name of Hon. ii. L. Hamilton, of Niles, who ha*- served this, district faithfully for 1K years. That experience will never he worth inure to the-people of this district than for the next two yearsI <>r the state senate the republican* of this district named IL V. >inith. of NashvilleMr. Smith is and ha* been for several years the*supervisor of Cas­ tleton. He i* deeply interested in problems of taxation, and will aim to. serve, the people faithfully at Lansing in the upper house. Cligtle* A. Welssert is the noiniu’ct for member of the legislature. Mr. W eissert will, if elected, endeavor to give for the people of this county the very best service. He will always be approachable, and all w|i<> know him have the highest’ confidence in his integrity, and beliave be will *’inake,good’* at Lansing. THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. Thr republican county ticket is a strong and splendid ticket, worthy the support of the voters of Barry County. Without excep­ tion as individuals and a* parly men they are deserving the cordial Support of the people of Barry Co. Comity Clerk Roy Andrus. and Register Earl Townsend have by faithful performance of official duty clearly earned a reelection for a second term. Alfred. M. Nev­ in.*. candidate for counts treasurer, is a capable business man as well as prosperous farmer, alul is well acquainted with county affairs, having Iktii supervisor of Orangeville township for several ycjtrs. Cornelius Manni. the candidate lor sheriff is well acquainted with the ditties of that office, having been under*slieriffc for four year* Mr. Manni pledges the people of Barry Co. that he.will. if elected, fairly and impartially enforce all the laws if lie shall be chosen ns sheriff. . John M.‘ Gould is an aspiring young lawyer, and is the nominee for prosecuting attorney. He has good talent and capa­ city for Scn icc. and pledges the people of Barry Co. a faif ami faith­ ful administration. with the jieople’s interests a* his first concern. The republican nominee* for circuit court commissioners, Janie* M. Smith and .VCT. Ionian, also Drs. Sheffield ami Cross for coroners. alter Heath for surveyor and I ). S. England for drain commission­ er—these are all men worthy of sfipport. IT IS REALLY FUNNY. The HANNER ha* been amused at the advertisement of him­ self as "Farmer Candidate for Congress” by Mr. Beebe, the demo­ cratic nominee for that office. Mr- IJeebe owns a large peppermint ranch in St. Joe Co., ami is a nians»f large means. Atj inspection of .his ham!* would not indicate that he spent very much time at niannal lal»or «>n htw-farm. No xhmhtljr plan* hk tvorfc Inn other men do it for ||ini. which is perfectly proper. What amuses us is to sec this appeal for voty* to farmers as a class. Wc arc very sure Mr. Beebe will learn from experience that in-these days a* many farm­ ers will be induced to vote against him. if-not more, than-will be in­ fluenced to vote for him by such a cheap appeal to farmers a.* a clas*; especially by a rich grower of peppermint. And besides all that Mr. Beebe’s opponent. Mr. Hamilton wa* raised on a farm, and now owns the farm where he was born ami grew to young manhood. Further than that he farms that farm by proxy, hired men. just a* Mr. Beebe farms his many acre* But owning a farm or newspaper or a bakery is not a reason for electing any man to emigre** or for Hcfrating Inin. The question i-r I).-.- he stand lor tile right pri’n cipk*v am] ishe qualified? The Last Word Is the “Holland” “llollunil" I* tiiriiisliinu the (last feu uct-ks to tell, you about Hie "Holland" mid •'Ihr halt Im* mil Ih-cii told." “Ilolluiid” iiM-r* will al­ ways extol the iiwril* tif the “Hol­ land." J.W. TIBBATTS, Hastings, Mich. Ur write If. C. Ilcdmon, latnsitig, Mich. Hastings Business Exchange A- Ibe .ulmiH-i * Uh* -demand F«»r Fann lauid over­ rem lies my expectation. With guod crops. good demand for > pntlii> *^« bring- l>> Un- fitrmer Um requiiisl ie*uM*. Wijli all rallex* comes Un- inquiry fur "land. Being prepared Jur all i t comers my supply 'cumtol be exhausted. . Kin acre*. apy 8" urn,*, any v* acre*. any A direction.......... kiii.wi iu IHfUNI per acre direction ili.ltO to MI.IIO per u< n directum MOO lo IUtt.00 |ht acre tn -is - So—3" wiiii-h I* all rar live. ** rpecial alicnifou git«n to parties going North. Houlh or West. Jiai-gam-* in cii» properly. Favorable term*. Think it’ oxer and Site me a call. Hastings Business Exchange 130 East Center St, Phono 136 LUMMGN (X)LNCIL. City Council met in regular sea- । »iou Friday. Sept. A. 1914. Mayor JamlMon ptwldiar. Present al roll call. Aid. Cartelh. .Edmond*. Horney, ‘Lunn. Ninas. Roush. Hritkn and We«pin- lliirringc Licenses. Alfred Myer*. YMKM Springs:. I’ Muni Newrnan. Yankee Springs 2C Abteul at roti call—None. Glen’Clune. I^ik»- Odessa 2* Minutes of Sept. 11. 1WL read I Amelia Hauer, Woodlmid 21 and approved. The following accounta were] Harry Kelh-y. Grand Rapids.... 21 Minim* Bull. Ihuhng* II nydited: R. Green, labor If Jul-Whitney'can buy a 3'4 by to Trust wagon at my price, why arc the rest of you John J. Glelwl. Woodland 51 Rose, labor ..... Emma Hamiixmdncr. fgtke nd<**; fellow.*' paying, from .05 to 70 dollars for' the same wagon. Aak Ed how it was done, or \V. Roush, labor r see . 6.00 W. Paustle. labor Clan.'Uci! 1.. SliulU, Hastings . HAM)' •THE MAN THAT LOST THE PLOW" II. Burgest, labor EdTlli .M. Ily'an, llasting* 8X10 It. Freeman, lulior 2.00 N. Kelly, labor lu wiling Ed this wagon at my price the Trust must own up that they arc Price Cut­ Wnyrnnly Deed*. 2JM) N. Henry, labor ter* <>r acknowledge the Trust wagon is no better than the Wagon 1 am selling. So from Haiimrl Buxton lo Hhuiit E: J. Peterman, lalur 2.00 Ix-wning. piirct-l. Nnstwille. 83WUM. W. Leonard, labor this time on you should hear nothing more about "Quality Trust wagons,’ as cut prices 15<MI llerbert 11. Morrill lo Jay T. Pier-’ It. Jeffry, labor HD0 only will count with them. ' sun. part pf lol 483. city, ItJilM. 12.00 W. Roush, lahoi I.rwi* Arki-r ft ul to Chas. H. Wm. Pauslle. labor .... 10.00 I Williams, parcel, section 10. Hope, H. Freeman, labor*....... 1.00 9.00 D. Wood, labor Emilia k. VnnSiekle e! nl to Anna F. Daniels, labor .15 1 . Smith, parc<*l. *i*vh’oti-;H, Irving. Wallace Gr4e.ii. labor .. 2X5 12.00 E. Moore, labor ............ ' William W. 1‘otler et al In Emma T. Howe, labor I6JKI Traliert. lot I2, Wildwood plot. Geo. TYiltiursl. labor .. 211.00 Orangeville. st5«i 8L« M. <1. H. It., freight Eugern* .II. Ilardendorlf el al to fl. .Mead, team at this time «»i year you will 110 doubt be thinking of buying* Range and before buying you IO.isi J.is. Fletimig. lots 114- and 115. Ilnrd- N. Smith, team should see the "MALLEABLE." This Range lias some exclusive’ features about it that fiiiwi rndorff Aihliiimo Nashville, aiiki. 12.00 G. Tolhurt, team no other range on thc^market has. Aluminum fused steel is used for all flued, through Peter E. Trumpcr to Manila W. Coburn, team 16.00 | this range also reservoir pocket this is a metal absolutely rust proof. A patent proPanner, lot 8. block 14, Kenlleld's II. Bbssmer, acct 70.28 ce.» of fusing eopper-beanng aluminum into the slccl used for these flues. There are over Addition. City. 81,35'). 33.27 H. Zerbel. aeel. P. A. Sheldon lo Madison Ran*oiu Jas. Shay, team five hmidrcd of these range* in use in Barrry Co-today, all giving the best of satisfaction. 32X0 and wife. 10 ar. sec. 34; also 30 ar. J. Wallers, labor 'Hie Aluminum flues will add years to the life of the Range and will cost you nothing ex­ **i-. 28; also 2U nc. sec. 33. Rill land. Dan Shay, labor It.iH tra over the old style of flues. Call and I will show you this. I2.ra A. Smith, labor Willard A. Kent tn Albert’ Snow­ L. Ro*e, labor .............. din. 53 ar. mt. 1; also to acres sec. Wm. Leonard, labor, ... 15.00 30. Yankee Spring*. 8100. 1.00 H. BurgesL labor ......... Win. Zuocnnilt to John II. Ib-vd. R. Green, -labor 39’1 ar. «er. JI; al*o pari of lol 1034 J. Strouse, labor imd pnivel |ul 1. block 13. Eastern Win. Payne, team ......... LOO Ad.litioii. city, si.ooor . J. Cooley, learn ............ 0.00 I, Shay, team ,.w..... ......... twn ......... 20DO W. Coburn, team ar. *«•«*. 12; 10 ar. she. 13, Rutlaud. S. Mend, team .............. 20.00 *7.0(«». ‘ ' N. Smith, team ......... 3U» J. It. Pallersoit In Win. II. ick- Wm. Stanley, learn .... ......... tOJXl wire, 20 ar. sec. 31. BalHnwlv. M00. Wm. Crakes, learn ......... 19.20 Ilnrliol J. Smith tn Elsnn C. Smith. Hastings Transfer Co. . 18.00 2AM) Jacob Strouse, labor ... Rai-lu-l J. Smith In Wilbur D. II. Mark’ Peak, team 16.00 Smith, ho fc. «m*c. 10. Ii-vimr. 8Ij00. EAST WOOLAND. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION Tower and Rsynohb, 'TriinMtn. II. 1. Smith to Wilbur D. It. Kat unlay niglit tin* fir*t frost Wenz’s Capital City 89 Bl tiling Trees Smith, h't, Rpush Add.. Freejiort, Standard Oil Orf, acrl. 12.37 Munday inoniinx the tir-t muiw uf Orchestra H. G. Aidham mn City Clerk, postac** .... Will'Ji B Ri.-i* to W in. ami Editli Guy L. Havens, police . auto phons ana 12.40 Teacher ol Violin Mr. aii<l Mr>. A.-41, Kilpatriek of 1.80 II. A. Newton, police ... Lansing Michigan Baltimore. KM1OT. S. D.. and Mr*. Sr. .h-lm t.-*k Sun1-35 W. A. Hall, acet 2.60 <kiy dinner with tla-ir brother. Mr. and । Chas. Heed, an-t 12 ar. sec. I. Rutland. Sl.noo 37jDO Mrs.'M. L Cole of Smith W<«h1Lhi«I. HtKTiM s txn 0111 John W. Hamm, lulmr iFal1 Term* Start* Fir«t Week in Alanson M. Keeney . Io_ t.AIU.^*n»sm*w«r II. 0. Pnhnalier. lalmr Mr. mid Mr-. E. T. (’••Ii- went tu IIAMINGb ANDTON TOWN LINE. September. Newman and wife. 159’; a< Austern Weatern Machinery Rp«in*q*irt Sntunliiy. culled tlwro by Yankee Spring*. Fay Kitin'* spent Siflirrday and ’ ‘ ■. 15.00 iht- ilini-x uf their dmiglitrr. Mr*. 2.00 SuMday visiting his unde, Edwin {Studio and Residence 435 Wes Cha*. Hill, lain*' A. Orang.w ill-*. >1'10. '."'i .00 Elmer tiilmmi. whn lia* syuiptonu of Kimi'-, of Nashville. ’ Court St. Phone 391-B. F. Daniel*, tabor typhoid. Commercial Coal Co. ..... A. F. FaiiM*y- uml wife «»f Hast1.00 ' Hastings Hamui Mrs. Muy Cole i* jin-imriug tu go ings visited at Jay Bernum’s Wed-I LAKE VIEW. Hastings Printing Co to Miiiiieu|>>li*. Jlinii., riiiirxlay to- • iiusday. H«>rn. tn Mr. mid Mr*. Will ('«<*■ .. 8.60 >|a-ml u few wydu with Iht mui*. who Floyd B«*niier 1* spending the A. 1>. Maynard week with lus parents. Frank Ben- ■ well, ” Oct. 24 ” 13-|iouiid Min. Cou* Mnv.-il by Aid. Nic** that the tic"er mid wife. I gratulatious. cotiills be allowed and Mrs. James liragdon and daughl-r 1 ». Iailra l*,.,_,„ r-t.i-v TIitirMlny. Ndrawn. Carriril. Ayes. all. Uurraiily Deeds. Crystal accompanied Mr*. Alice' . .'f, •,T^U Moved by Aid. I’.arvelh Ihal pe­ Cuummig* and oilier friends on an a,’“ "J’*1 *lt'r ’on* *,or It will lx* our iiiinunl ,.H|||» trip to ShulU wild Middleville wife, of bunndd. .11. WimhIIuihI. tition of* D. E. Fuller pnd 18 oilier* for a cross-walk aero** High st. inerting. »Wn< Mindiiy and call'-d on A. II. Kenyon. Frank Charlton ami wifi* and Frank F. mi Ibe we,t able of N. Hanover st. Willard Surixly. n« «|flcKatr. iittcinl. ... . I W.lv CU»V ,n.l wit. a-unS 1" ' be refernsl tn •i-lr. walk commitD*e. •*l tin- urrat-’hld Fi-lluw*' invent ion "".l"’'11:.-".1’,-'!!'' Hiliilli Carried. and Mr*. L.J.-r Trnl.t Eart In-turmng ThmMluy evening. The Malleable Steel Range Jesse Townsend ‘The Man Who Lost the Plow' Hastings, Mich. rmhinuiiieuti'Hi of the Klar Electric Mr. mid M .Hid Freda lumg nf Carlion 1 George Gillespie of M. A. *i>eiit Company '••warding u lir>* ahirin KUl^t. „t ,|. "hart Kenyon spent Sunday nver Sunday with hi* parents. syalem l»- referred to lhe tire rum- ,n-niiip. .. lidilec. Th<* st... ...■ '.miini. 11.i r .. .-il. il.it " frieuiliriiuui null-*, •hooked tn ln*ur of th'* death tiliiui of A. Il Gadwalladi-r and / Alex Bolter, uf diphtheria. i। housework. other* to gta.li* and gravid Marshall Unit < laiiii Deed*. lay. We '*xli*nd Y»ur heart- । Sum Varney and wife uni! sou. Mrud frmn Lhureli tn Broadway Iiiiiih* uf hi* brother, .loini-s, iu Sun* felt sympathy to lhe relatives. Cliailntli* sjill tn Eiinici 1• Voylc, spent Sunday with Mr. ami tield. Hi* wife, who wa* in Vancou­ and io opi*ii Marshall *tii*-*l from nilt. pail of bit licit. -*ity. • Mrs. Clwrle* Smith. Broadway Market atreid !••* re­ ver. B. <'.. hn* isvn sent for. Anna G. Smitli tn Cha*, t t Mr. sod Mr*. John Tomlinson of ferred to\«lt**i't comndttei*. Car­ inm*. ‘1 ar. iwr. 31. Irving. EAST ASSYRIA. Go Wilh Us to Newport-Richey. Ilartinp *pent Saturday mid Sunday । Wdlmr D. H Smith. al t. ried. Roy C. Hill, of Bjrtle Creek, was a • -----------------------------------------------------with Floyd N’esliet uml wife Rnrtud J. Smith. 161* ar. .»••<■, to.. Ii v Sunday guest of his parents. Eloridr. th* Land of Opportunity and 1 This neiglll*irhood wa* »|g>ekixl tn the General sirocl and Mr*. Mary Lennon and daughter «... --------------------------,M.ar *ew it. fill'd* liavil rmt enough mon­ H.alth on th* Gull Cooat. h,. ar „f UMlOMin ,h„ drath ol of Mr*. Aleck Bolt.T 'iii’ (kmrt. "t’erv winter weather u unknown. Lf diplitlu-ria ey ini hand In continue work or­ PJecl^?ily iCruCTk '"*4 Probate ‘ Ssturdav. ~ ‘ Her people of Section Hill Thursday, October 22. . w,„ rv the fruit trees bloom in fall and Lmv,- our .vmtiatliv dered. u .most dinner was J d-.licious -------- ■--------------w.m. r, strawberries ri|>cn at New Year I n“'v our'Tm,*u,y’ --------He ft r»*Mdvi«d that twelve hun­ After dred dollar* be transferred from ssrxed, and enjoyed by all. a musical and c irden truck grows the yeararound. j pointing administrator entered. ihe Library fund n« fol|pwi BANNER WANT ADVb. PAY. At New port-Richey you can own a : six program was given. Mrs. Lennon re­ Letters i-»ueil to John Guy. dolhrii t - ■’....... .. fund ceived a fine rug and Miss Bernice , city home and have a fruit orchard, j— ............ m IMytttn, de­ hundred truck farm or a jxiultry ranch that will i General Lennon some pretty stamped pieces. nnd six Im'idrml Mr. und Mrs. M. W. Spaulding and support you in comfort, within walking | 1 di*rlim_->- tlb*il. Di-rbargi* is- Street fund. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Spnulding were u» distant -. t’clcry and unrden land now • i<*<! to A. E. Patton, administrator. Battle Creek Friday, shopning. .selling at »Gn. will yield SMtYan acre. In the malii r of Mildred Traver. Dan Ohn.sleud and wife were ut ino.iXS) winter ufurisU rnrnish the , luuou !•■■ • '■•i-ti-ii Carried, ■ high priced markets;—" f 'Nashville Saturday. When yon have any moving to be all. One hundred miles o[ stone, brick ; Herman Babcock of Lacey was a done.', TWO AUTO TRUCKS. Resolved that the following plur- Sunday guest of his sister, Mrs. Cora end asphalt roods, graded schools, water . <•<!. Hint nut transportation. A small sum 1 ->f W illiam Tilinar-h. in- es be ik-igmiled for ibe holding id Pufnpff. PIANO AMD SAFE MOVING n*gi*lrnlion. Tuesday and Wrdimsdown and our < ;y terms wifi make you : Maurice Reese and family were W'iliiQili M. <|ev, October HI nnd 14. 1014, at/lie ur.day guests of friends at Battle your ou n master and independent. Per­ Dl-chant*’ is*ui*d sonally conducted excursions twice a i following places; Our Specialty. Tilmar-di. t*t Ward -Voting B-wilh. incmth saves you money and incon , Bert- Palmer fell off a barn he was 2nd Ward Voting t«nolh. rAnmiui iirmmit nf uuardiun tiled. building for Mr. Billoman Monday veniencr. When writing, please «cnd HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. 3rd Ward Aiding Booth. morning, breaking his nose and cheek­ u.< list of your friends-who may be in­ Estate uf Riilli Louise ilulehinIn Florida. For full psrticularz * Illi Ward Cily Hull. 2nd »lury. bone and two riba, so it was reported. , terested *011. minor. It-iiium-for appoint­ addrcsA Northern offices: Mm nl by Aid. I.Tinn llial re.olu- Dr. Snell was called to attend him. H. Wsllmac B. A Matthews ment nf guardian tiled. AfflduvilMEWPORT-RICHEY CO. tion be adopted' and noljce.* po«|ed. Phone >1-1 -BASNER WANT ADVS PAY— • »> t Carried. • B!iz. CltJUtO R-tflDS. RKl I Mme.f h\' Aid. Carvel Ii Hint cea*ed. Petition* for general and Rrhool be given um* of Cily Hall. special u.lndni«lralnr« filed. Special Carried. letter* 1*«in d !•• Orv Dunn.. Moved liv Aid. Carvelh Ibnt side­ Estate of Violet B. mid Greta .Gail Roihbauith, minor*. Annual ac­ walk on Church *ln-l lx* referred ht hide walk ■•ommlUre. Carried. count "f guardian Hirn. Moved by Aid. Lunn that un orTesiltnony of Freeholder* on nab* of rent estate. Hied. Bond approved. dlnanre mi wiring ho referred tn earned.’ I.ici*u*c uranli-d. Brport of sale ordinance commilter. Mined by Aid. IXunn Uml coun­ filed. Order coidinning *ali* enter­ cil udjourh until Oelobrr 2nd. 1911. ed. Curried. • Jas. M. PaHeti. Final 'account filed, City Clerk ami n*qm*.«t*- 1l> di-rliargEagle SehiMil Report. llrtHirl <>f month rndiua October E-lalc of I’orri* N. Iloot. deceased. Petitions for ap|iuiiitin''iil 'id g<*li- 9: Number day* taught 19. i-rarmid special ndmiiii.-trator tiled. Total attendance. 325. , I.eller- of -pecial issued l»» J. W. Average daily allendmire. I7- Ji-wi*|l. Hearing on ap|M>iiilmviil of Iii u half page ad. last week we told you some of the great advantages of • Niiinlu'r pupils enrolled. 18. Percentage (if Jillclldnnre. 95 E»iate of, EiL-oii Palmiler. our Association—Now, wc want to again direct your attention to the sutc There ‘were twelve puinls neither Ilf rn*iu*hlt'imil speriul il<ililiili«lta- absent nor lardy during Ho* inonllt. INTEREST EARNING power of our proposition—A little saving EAGH We are all liu*y rollerliiig. *•'<*’1* lui«. n)ed. Bond* approved, special WEEK — and you soon have a nice little sum laid aside for the "Rainy Day*' a* we rvaliri- our lime is llmiled ■ E*lule of Ji*iini<- May Rib-iihurgh for that work. of lift. You can’t afford to not make inquiry direct about what we have to Candace Adams. al minore. Annual ureumil of •k v Teacher. offer you—2cts. will do it. • pimrdiaii llli*l. ' xllun-l va's1 ». .-!*•- Order Our Drays i iiuifortablr' homes lhe COURT HOUSE HEWS Wm. A. Dunn, Mgr. 5% INTEREST s The Best, Safe, Conservative Sure Investment :: Mi**i(iiiur> CiiiHhniioii lli-’d. gt Foul* Xkxnc. 'Hie Semi-Annual Convent hm '•! E'l.ili- '<George nnd John Muur- the 3n|. Di*C Mirhigmi ChrWian •r. ini"i*r*. (irdcr tu nivesl iuoin*>’ Missionary fioeiety of Uh* Dlsciplws of Chri-t uill convene with the; 11 n*al ••stale riilcnil. • trials GruM* rliurvh next Wiilm-*I uni of Thunk*—We wi»|i lo dny. Thuroday and Friday. Noy. I thank all who were kind in »em|jii.iu. t L.iii.iiu*. IhH-F nlUUxlllug otbi-r a-'i-limci''. during Mt*. •*f Gnmd Rapid*. Sparta. Bnl*iuy iu tin* li-rquiat ifiixl. AU*u:m. C;ucadi*, Muir, l-'iiio. Ruusli Mr. and Mrs. Juhn G. llmi«h.f-'N->ith Plum*, \V. ftebewa. Wajlund -Adv.' und Belding. l-iinliiig iniardian Detroit & Northern Michigan Build** ing and Loan.Association Phone -1011 • 1435 Dime Bank Bldg. .- E. B. Tyrrell Detroit Mgr. Detroit, Michigan. �FACE KfXVEN THE HASTINGS RINNER OCTOBER ». 1ML Saturday’s Specials Do not lose sight of the fart that our ability tp please oar trade with the beat jpade of goods is the basis of onr--------H. & E. Granulated Sugar, 14 lbs. for_.jBeat Grade Rolled Oats, 8 Iba. (or Gold Medal Flour, per sack Lenox Soap, 7 bars for ... Galvanic Soup, 6 bars for Purify Oleomargarine, beat quality per lb. I .nrste t .nld.-n Gr—nn ITI*run, —...» 1 IV. — . lor Gape Cod Cranberries, 3 qts. (or . Virginia Sweet Potatoes, 7 lb«. (or pcnulcC Codfish, per lb. .. Rock Salt, per larde sack..1— Malaga Grapes, per lb._ Walter Baker's Chocolate, per cake.... Highest price paid for Butter and Eggs. E. C. Russ G Son The Grocers Telephone 16 Hastings Personal Attention MEANS MORE IN THE MEAT BUSINESS BESSMER BROS The Meat Market Men. Phone 162 W<- have decided to close out the Pratt and Prussian lines ol stock and poultr}- remedies. This is a very exceptional time to buy these goods. To clean them up quickly you can buy two packages for the price of one. The quantity is limited1, when these are gone we will have no more. Better disinfect your stables. The hoof and mouth disease is spreading in Michigan. Southwestern Michigan; growiiig of bulbs form- one nf tin principal industries of the Nether­ lands, and the inability, to*dis|n>s> of ibe crop works a hardship l< s. w. MK H <-f fb< • Vinloti llookway, the non of Mr. many. While formerly and Mrs. John llookway. of Lee ed in years of over-supply, now township, Eaton county, died last they are being made into Hour. Il Friday as lhe result of a peculiar is said that tulip flour mired with accident. A shorl time ago while rye or wheat is lielug u.ed and ‘is on his way home from school, he toothsome. This has been a bad was pushed into a ditch*by some Meisofi f«>r florists bcc-'oi— uf the of the J»oys and-his shoulder blade was broken. The child became ill । and died about ten.days later , from not plentiful, [blooil imisoning which sei in. wr might hat their bttsin»-«4 Charles II. Whitman of Eaton county, has Hold the balance of the fruit in his large apple orchard to Allegan county has twelve stand­ Sterling A: Crawfora, and lhe pick­ aid Kciniols. Eighteen more have ing will be practically finished this been visited by Supt. Otwell amt. week if. the'weather remains fair. Comtnissiom-r Goodrich. At hast He will harvest upwards of a thou­ a dozen <>f these sehool board* lane sand'barrels ami the apples have expressed their willingness t.? ac­ been shipped this week nl till* tale cept Mr. Otwell's criticisms ami lof a car longj q day. suggest ions and get into the .-tank­ ard ria's* during tho selmnl year. I The Manistee and Luther Rail­ Mr. Otwell will , visit the county road Co., operating in Manistee again .November II. 12 amt fit. when I county and used for nftiny years as. a logging road, being XI miles in 1 length, has notified the railroad commission thuL it desires to dis­ continue lhe .service aiul tear up the tracks.-because the road is no longer useful as a hunberitig.jiroposition. the timber'having all been cut off. The commission will hold a meeting and then decide whether il will give such permission. A feu of the orchards in Eaton that county have become somewhat! ' damaged’ from San Jo-e si-ale. but the fruit growers feel dial with the rigid system of spraying that is buing kept up, and the work along where the scale has appeared is in orchards where spraying has bcm somewhat negb-cled. and this, wilt probably be overcome willunil m-i ious. difficulty. There is practic­ ally none of the scale in the or­ chards that liave been thorough); and systematically sprayed. ' The board of supervisors of Al­ legan-county votisl lo spend KIOjioo on the tax roll fur lhe enunty-rond system for th'- coming year. The money raisi-d in each range will l;e useil m that range, which is a L-ir liroposiliun. Their Vecnmmeiids were that the roads started Illis year Im* extended, except in Hie township when ar do your vvasluims and vve also save all the uiipirasuntnrss and bring u feeling of comfort in the hiiinr. \iwl most important of all. vvr do away with a great danger in catching cold. The steam in Hie Iioum* is a mcnaro to every one residing there—especially the clvildrrn and the ■WE WASH EVERY THING EVERY OTHER DAY. SHULTERS BROS., Proprietors Phone 243, Hastings, Mich. NOTICE Ob' HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County' of Bar- >«><■■ ■■< <> • ,‘f our work and one coin|Hiiu-«i wholly of I have not (old the half <>f what we In all groat luovcmriils in I have done. If you think u.« worth. whenever the need of a while come and join us. and give ins arisen, somehow (hat Cot tape Cheese Pic. Take one pint of cottage cheese, seasoned with salt and pepper, the Notice is hereby given, that by an| stiffly beaten yolks of two eggorder of the Probate Court for the Oitnly'of Barry, made on lhe tClh one-half cupful of granulated sug­ ar. one-half cupful of. sweet cream months from that date were allow-: and a dash of'hutmeg. Work all <mI for creditors to present their i claims against the estate of Joseph; It. Wertman. late of said coutily,de-i baked, cover it with beaten whites ceased, and that all creditors of of 1W0 eggs, sweetened with two ta-, said deceased are required to pre­ bfatpoonfuls of sugar. Let il stand' sent their claims to said Probate I Court, at t|ie Probate Oilier in the1 Cily of Hastings, for examination and allowance, on or before the: tilth day of February next, and that] Your Fall Cold Needs Attention. such claims will i>e heard before1 No use to fuss and’try to wearsaid Court; on Tuesday. the tOth il ouL It will wear you out in­ day of February next, at ten o'clock stead. Take Iir. King’s New Dis­ I in the forenoon of that day. covery. relief follows quickly. It checks your Cold and soothe* your Oclobi'r tOth. A. 1). 1914. Cough away. Pleasant. Antiseptic CHARLES M. MACK. and lieulihg. Children like it. ih-t Judge 0^ Probate. 2 50c Ixitth* of Dr. King's New Dis­ covery and keep iU in the house. Exception*. "Our family Cough and Cold "Doc­ "A man is won forgotten after he tor' writes Lewis Chamberlain, is dead." said Mrs. Gabb. i Manchester. Ohio. Money back if "Not if you marry his widow.*' not satisflod, but it nearly always replied .Mr. Gabo. : helps. An Indian 011 War. The following rhyme was by John Yalh-T tail. a “real’ at which time he moved to Rapid | City, where he passed away Thurs- developing :i special indu«l 15-which W. A. Kent, southeast of the vil-|Iday, Oct. 15. He leaves a widow, promises to bring him big returns. lag<\ has traded hi.s farm for prop­ a son and a daughter besides n sis­ It is lip- growing ami marketing of erly al Sparta, and will .hold .an ter, Mrs. Will Davjd.-s of Detroit., fall strawberries. Since tin* eighth auction' sah» next week to di-sposc, who mourn his departure. of July he has picked nnd sold 7imi of his' personal property, ufteVi' Roy J. Wadd of Montour Falls. N. quarts of berries, lhe last being <>cYou maj’ have small care what which lie will move to Sparta. We [Y_ is Visiting his. parents, John • <ntmv'iif today nuainsl the liquor i»h* sorry tu lose <hese people from' Wadd and family. the reason is, so long as your food real­ 1raffle was md born in a nigtiL hut I .1. W. Weaver and wife of Hast-1 is the result of lone ami persistenL ly nourishes your body and keeps your Bay Wintermule, who, Was spent liugs •flient Sunday with relatives ill 1 I han that lighting for many years..' the past six year* in Western Can­ | town. berries brain healthy, active and a money­ ada. returned-Salurday to thin. Ins | Kent County O. E. S. coiivenlion about lhe llr.it <>f May. T maker. boyhood home. He, reports near will meet with the Caledonia Chap­ of the Frances variety and failure of crops tlufru this season1 ter on Thursday of litis wook. Some llrtrd of an acre. \ • But when signs of nervous pros­ and that on accounl of so many of| of the members of Middleville were picket! until the the farmers being badly-in debt und; July, when the first, tration set in, you want to know why of the war, that the limes are very harvested. .The berrii le standard of umral.s for both. you can get’sure help from bad and will so’continue until after The Ladies’ Reading Club will are well formed and of a glossy ap Then there or<J some law* next season’s cropn. meet with .Mrs. E. .1. McNaughton pearance. They are linn and liavi lied wholly, oc/in |>jrt, by Mi* Alla Nevin*, candidate fur county;|on Wednesday of this week. Oct. 21. an excellent flavor, even in roll Me tell It to 'em light. treasurer, and Leroy Thorpe were Rev. George Curtis is attending Indian heap much qieaceabb in this nuCK*of the woods Tuesday;| tho Baptist stale convention in Kal- Mr. Tindall will b<> able lo make Thnl savage now is while, on a gel-acquainted trip. This Is several more pickings from the tho fall of lb.- glad hand and that ! Judd Pratt and wife of Plainwell patch before lhe season cliwi**. He we have such good men wanting; came over Sunday to spend a few has been trying ililTereiil varieties jOffica is a good sign. days visiting relatives. of fall-bearing berries and belirVps If you think light land in this sec-' Mrs. Glenn Gardner was ronlinod Hint he has at last hit upon the tion is not good fruit land, you U» (he house by illness for several right one for I his -climate, t.t>iI'it glorious battle. **• FOOD Industrial Hume for girls. Adi should take a trip to the orchards days the last of the week. Dr. TiiyKill 'em day amt night. result of a naprr read by Mar of Mr. Conrad, of Yankee Springs lor attended her. Bin Indian heap much p l.alhroiH mid petition ami ngi The ladies of tho Baptist church A 10-days’ trial usually brings im­ township. The old urcljaril Is load­ lion of Michigan W. C. T. V. oil with line fruit, nnd south of the served Ijicir annual chicken pie provement sn- b/dy and mind, and the old orchard are acres of grapes, sei dinner last Thursday. A tine dinner that the Danish .government, had |8K7. age uf protection for 1 oul but two years ago. that have and a nice num realized thereform. allowed him an lionorary annual 1.O'.'ll. from III I., to yeal experience will show Mrs. W. H. Severance is spending lumsion of HM) kronen, about 827. cigarette law; -mokmg by or received no can* this season, lying Hat on (Ik* ground. They are heavily a week wilh relatives in Grand Rap­ (or his pnrlieipation with Hie D.iih thing* right again, loaded with as tine grapes as you ids, going- ssturdny rnnrning. mod men butchered ish troops in the war between Dj*iFMrs. Emma Hodge is oulerlnhiitig tnark ajid Germany-Austria in 1862 could wish.- It scenw a shame to ■ it wrong tiling right', see such nige fruit lying upon the Misg Emma O'Reilly for n few days. -'65. .‘In lhe pld cdunlry be was But Indian peaceable, ground wasting. Acres nnd acres She camo Saturday. Jorgem Mikkelson nnd ho served' of land Just as good for fruit are throe years. The war lasted only now lying practically idle for w'ant daughter of Grand Rapids attended about one year but be saw thre'e of some fruit men thnl will plant lhe funeral of Harry* Guileman last years of service. A few weeks ago lattice nnd take care of same nnd we would Sunday. his brother in Denmark Iola him ’ ‘ i* made ’ soon have a noted fruit section sec­ Glenn Gardner iit.re-nhingling his of the pension system ond to none in the stale. / residence on Dehrlmi n street. • application through Danish The remains of John Abraham*, consul m-Chidigo. Tho Carter show, that was upon our streets last week, have stored agist 60 years, were brought hero ago he was infortped their tents and equipment and will Friday evening from Kalamazoo, receive the token of appreciation. a bare majority, ami was smlith< make the winter at the opera where he had been confined for Mr. Mickelson is much pleased, not rd m the committee and thus In some years. Interment in ML Hope because of the amount of the rehouses. Many of mir present benelh* cemetery. Rev. Geo. Curtis'ofllci- inombranee but ‘because of the laws have been modified by the ' Mr. and Mrs. James Corning and atod. Besides his brother Swein of spirit of it. granddaughter Opal Smith of Way­ Illis village he left a sister in the We liave a paper which is olive George H. Sheridan, keeper of l<» all of the iniling signs of lln land passed Wednesday and Thurs- West nnd manyrelativcs in Sweden. F. I). Pratt, of t|ie Ann of Pratt & lhe lighthouse at Saugatuck during tunes. , jlay with Charles Schondelmaycr The l.'nioti Signal, which and family and attended lhe Home Campbell, returned home from Buf- lhe past two years, was adjudged is united wholly by W. C. T. f. • Take Time By The Fetlock. Don’t Let The Mild Weather Fool You. - Wednesday night, where he insane in probate court this week Coming. .... Hundreds of public meetings arc A. L. ‘Cridler has re-roofed his had been with several ears of cat- and sent to Kalamazoo for I real- held every year. Jails and nJmJack Frost Is Surely Coming. Ho visited his daughter. Mrs. ment. His condition was brought store, occupied by the Middleville You can right now BUY your ENTIRE NEEDS for the WINTER in Potts, and family al Washing­ on by illness and it is expected that Sun and W. N. Gladstone. Miclu on his way home. ho will recover in the stale hospilMrs. Nettie Russell of Grand Rap­ ALL KINDS of COALS for All kinds Stoves Furnaces and Ranges. Glen Griffith performed tho du­ ids was in the village on business ties of mail carrier for D. W. John­ Saturday. ’ . Just step in and SEE, THAT’S all we ask. We invite Inspection and wc At the regular ncnsIoi) of the Mrs. Charles McNaughton and son last Saturday on accounl of illCording Methodist Episcopal Sun­ “.V heaven sent ine-sage purely. are always pleased to show you what we have in GOAL, FLOUR, CEMENT, daughters Isabel! and Kntherin arc To cheer Hie sick and poor W. D. Gardner and wif-* were.en­ day school, October 4. 1914. there visiting her sister, Mrs. My rile BRAN, MIDDLINGS, and in fact anything we have for sale. tertaining his brother. A. II. Gard­ witre present in lhe “old people's Wilh bounties .that the bounteous Biggs and family, al Greenville. God Mrs. J. J. Stark ft! at Delton help­ ner. of Fowlerville, Ilia Ian of lhe class" six persons whose combined BRING in your Samples of Seeds, Beans, Wheat, Oats, or anything you Has strewn, beside your door. . Week. ages were 517 as-follows: .Mrs. ing care for a very sick brother. Mrs. Lydia Wilfair of Mulliken Entcline Beecher JMaler, eightyhave for SALE that is handled by ANY ELEVATOR and we will name The remains of' Harry Guilomon were brought here lust Friday lo and Mrs. James Burdick of Grand two; second cousin of Henry Ward To gladden lillle children. To comfort dying hours. YOU a PRICE. , * Beecher: Grandma Ev ----; the homo of his uncle. Join) Allen, Rapids were guests of Mrs. James To bear to wrclc.hetl lira from his home in Rapid Cily. The Dibble and family a few days last ty-tliree; Bishop H. Under the present Market conditions it is impossible to quote future price homes ninety-three! Grandinti funeral was hold al the Methodist week. The Gospel of the tlowe The Misses Emma nnd Anna Win­ eighty-nine; Grandma but our aim is to pay all wc can for Grain, Beans or Seeds on each days market church Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, Rev. J. H. Westbrook offici­ ters have moved into the C. C. eighty-five; John Hanna, seventyCall us by Phone. Give us a friendly call, the latch string is always out, On that day there were RK> ating. Interment In Odd Fellows' Smith house on Grand Il^mls SL, live. we are always at home. cemetery. Jfarry was horn in Mid­ recently vacated by Dr. Amos Han­ in attendance nt Sunday schwtl. showing the marked growth of dleville in 1874. He spent his* boy­ lon and wife. Mrs. Stella Vandenburg of Grand tho school in the last three.years. hood days here and attended the high school until ho acquired suf­ Rapids is I ha guest of her parents. At that time there •were about an average, of thirty* or forty in at­ ficient education to enable him to Mr. and Mrs. David Webb. an into busifiess. He had charge of * Sherman Sharp and fainily were tendance,, ' Rev. W. W-*t Gray is lhe I'nion.u nre a moans of enlight­ □eaters In Grain, Beans, Saad, Kay, Coal, Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc. lhe railway station at Grosson, the guests of-Mrs. Sharp’s parents. pastor and Willard Purchase -is enment to the women. It stands The. school has a first mid last nnd always fop three Mich., for some years, but was Mr. and Mas. Wm. Johnson, Sunday. superintendent. Mr. and Mrs. Ira H.-Oohnson spent number of good teachers who work essential principals. obliged to give up tho work. Dis­ Total dll-1 PHONE 150 HASTINGS, MICH. ease had taken such a Ann hold up­ Saturday and Sunday with their son lo make it what it is. Corning 1* slinenco for the individual. Con-: on him he could no longer attend Melvin Johnson and family of Irv- in Allegan county, one and one half Miiultonal prohibition for stale and mile# south of Green lake. to lhe duties, devolving upon him. nation, and a single standard of. There s a Reason Grape-Nuts There's a Reason Grocers Everywhere Sell Grape-Nuts. NOW’S THE TIME Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. �THE IIMHTNG8 BANNER. OCTOBER ». 1»U. Remove the diicomfort and avoid lhe berious complications a neglected cough often leads to by using Don’t Dare . Neglect Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Wc sell more of it than all other syrups combined. It is extremely pleasant to the taste; each bottle contains more than most cough remedies sold at the same Wc guarantee it to relieve your cough or money Cough price. back. All these are facts that should decide you to give it a trial. ’ ' 25c, 50c and $1.00 Baby Cough Syrup ii made especially for babies’ coughs and colds. Very plcavant to take; will not upset the stomach; contains nothing harmful. Wc recommend it for croup and heavy colds. . Price 25c a Bottle GOODS DELIVERED Carveth & Stebbins I FREEPORT. I Lloyd Epley of Grand fxulgo visited I friends here part of lust week. i Miss Gufsic Bomhard entertained I several couple qf young people al her home Friday night. i Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Miller arc (he • proud parents of a baby boy. Mis Mabel Slater of Clarksville Is assisting in household duties at thv home m F. A. Sisson: Mrs. Russell Smelker and Mi»« Hazel Smelker were in Hastings TuesJiiss Serrale Steckle of Chicagq is home for a while. B. A. LyBarker was in. Grand Rap j ids Thursday. . . I Jnd. Delaney visited in Moseley the j i later part of Inst week. I Frank Combs is'very ill at the home I1 of his sister. Mrs. J. D. Cool. | Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur D. II. Smith ■Innd little child of Grand Rapids vis|l ited here part of last week. I - lx-c Reiglcr of loinsitig visited at I the home of Chas. Smclk-.-r Friday. I1 A number from here attended the horse races in Grand Rapids last I Wednesday. ' F. A. Sisson is in Woodland this week on -business. I Maude Rickert from near Has­ ' tings was home over Sunday. H Mr. and Mrs.' Guy Bovee and fam |. ily have moved into the house recently I1 occupied by Dr.TJibson and family on ! Main street. j Mr. and Mrs. F. L McCollom from Fenton and Mr. nnd Mrs. Laning apd • family of lomsing motored to the vll, lage Saturday night and visited nt the home of Chas. Smelker until Monday I morning. i Dr. H. CT Fcckhnm and sister. Mrs. ; Edith Godfrey, spent Wednesoay in j Grand Ranids. : Wm. Parker, Pat Bruten. F. Sisson ; nnd Geo. Miller spent Thursday at Gun Like. ' Rev. Humphrey af Like View filled the pulpit at the Congregational 1 churcn Sunday. ■ L. S. Wills and fumily of Hastings ! visited here Sunday. WEST 1HV1NG. Mr. nnd Mnc* Herman Nocffkn and children of Duixtii Lake visited nt the homo of her rirter, Mrs. Miner Pi’lnicr nnd fumily. * Mr. und Mrs. W. G. Mugridge and win mid Oscar Fulmer spent Hundiiy with their brotlu-r- and sisters here. lout Tuesday the neighbors were called by telephone and the ringiu/ of l>elk lo assist O. Sink in rescuing* three of hia horse: , which he supposed were mired iu JSimk fake. After investigutinff und finding uo traces of them there, the men sejiarated and in ii (t w minutes tin- horses were found feeding peacefully in die pasture. Miss Btndnh Joiuiwn an<l friend I rum Battle Crock were guests of her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. S. W. Johnson. Sunday. Mr*.. A. Martin of Middleville is I spundihg some time at tho homo of ChurlcA Bonnett. 8UNFIELD." The Eaton County 8. S. Cduvcntion was held Thursday and Friday al tips M. E. church, and it was good from, start to nhi?h. The address "Ju*t a kid. That - All"- given by Dr. A. W. Hitchins of Charlotte, Thurs­ day evening wa* excellent. The temperance talk by Rev. C. E. Pol­ lock <>f Grand Lodge was fine. If all Christian voters of Halon Co. would take Iris g»ml advice we would still have a dry county after spring election. Rev. F. Liity, of Lake Odessa, haiidhil Hi" subject of "Missions in the Sunday Sehmd" in a very intelligent way. and I believe all Sunday srhD*«l- might practice il ami he very helpful to lhe mis­ sion wurk. And we were favored with two lino addresses by Prof. F. S. Goodrich, of Albion College. They were etijoycd by all who had lhe pleasure of 'hearing him. Tho next county conventim» will be held at Mulliken. On-- hundred delegates were present, besides many visitors. The Sunbeam* gave a reception to the Juniors and Seniors of the hlull school at the home of Mrs. Rosa Slinchcotnb. Wednesday af- Good Clothes Make Men Look Good Don’t you want to look good ? We pass along this way but once, MY FRIEND, why not buy and use now while you may, that suit and overcoat you need? You can’t buy any better clothes ANYWHERE for the money than I will sell you—and probably not so good ones. I don’t have high rent to pay nor expensive clerks to hire. If you’ll come to me for clothes I’ll try and save you some money. J'll be here if you come back L. K. Wolcott Freeport e's that I here’arc certain things! which are immulhblc, unchatige- il able." In speaking .on the subject, "Why ; Boys Attach Themselves to Some | inid Not lo Olhers." Secretary D. G. , Vamlercook quoted what 150 Clevr-l! land boys told. They said thitt j they lik<i| men U<io show an inter- ; Th Chjthier^* Michigan CALL NO. 223 We will do the rest. We can make that Winter Suit or Over­ coat look like new. Dry Cleaning is our business exclusively. We specialize in Ladies* Garments. Furs, Feathers. Plumes, Etc., also Feather Dyeing. WE GET the SPOTS. HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. in their ideal*: men who believed ! BALTIMORE TOWN LINE. in them, anil who show it by stand-1 ?•»* pla * De h" • rl •• M. «eLLOO.>fOT{<Wj ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blivin, who ing up for the boy of good judg­ i have been, visiting th*tr sister, -Mrs. ment again.*! the powers that be. p Homer McDoul. near I-ansing, rc“H"'* a real friend."- Mid others.! Haslingf,, Mich. turned home Saturday and Mrs. Doul Phone 31 "He'll do altno'l anything for us. I j returned with them. He's a man. being resourceful, in-r !' Mr. and Mrs. Will Bush of Grand served. A ptognim of a few con- dependent, shrewd. mid full of . lai-J I1 Rapids were the guests of their par- t.-.'ts and music with songs., was en­ • nt dynamic power. He's not a i joyed by all. <nts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bush, Sat_____ ur<ja}. anj Sunday. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Parsons attended muller: lie hafe* sham mid a yel­ low" streak, he live* what he pro-1 i ASSYRIA. , Chas. Hubbard and wife spent Sun- lhe funeral of their ton Thaddcus r and ho prof what l»" A. Parsbns al Lansing last Tuesday Peter Cummings of Nebraska is the ! <lay wilh Mr. and Mrs. Chris Chrisconducted by Rev. A. E. Wynn’ of h.-iiove-." Any man. good or bad.! 1 guest of hi* daughter. Mrs. Hugli I lianseri. with’the above qualities will at-: . Jones, and other relatives. | Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Tcbo are the Sunfield. At the Irving Genera! Store may be had the opportun­ Mrs. Wines of Detroit visited his tract bojrs. Bertha McClure of Bellevue was the I Pr™d parents of a son. .—ity to purchase every-day wants at the right kind Ammig lho*c who attended this I guest of Lyle Tusker over Sunday. Mr- "nd Mrs. Evert Patton vfsited daughter, Mrs. dm-. Walrath, last ••niifprenco were Coy Brumm of. of prices. *Tis true some things have took a Bethel. Keith nnd Ruby Schroder: their daughter, Mrs. Al McDonald, week. Nashville. Cail Bove., Waller jump, but just look here at these prices: * visited at the former’s home near > •“’* week. visit.J relatives aud । George Craig visitwl’his sister, Mrs. Lamdng, ' nifoiiuly -m ■ liim lu-ii- Nii-hvillc. Satifrday nnd .Sunday. Three 5c boxes N.T. Matches..10c i» Ifiyrinder anil F. O Mr, nnd Mrs. Small und son, of । George Crawley, Sunday. Merlin Shaver and wife of Char ­ Battle Creek, ate dinner with Mr. ami j , Mr. and Mrs. B. Munro and family Ulf I llil.’.l Three 10c pkge. Tobacco..M« lotte his rou.-in*. Mr.' and Mrs. Dey Pugh. Mr*. Small is a sister Jrft for their home in visiletl Fowlervil|e Lralia. T 8 bars Lenox Soaplie cmiiniiUi iii. uf litis f'C'nlly paid lb.- Ne.il In- of Mrs.- Pugh. - Thursday. Jred Smith will move on Hay Welch wilh several other riilUb** Coiilpnny a large s'i:n fi'i’! O. II. Phillips is able to be out again | *he farm. . nf MGhiuan is being held nl im- riglil (o f»—" Hie Neal Treat pb-ift after being sick the past month. Mr. and Mrs. I.crt Garrison were men wen) to tint upper peninsula 1 ti-*day, hunting. the Hallie -Creek Sanitarium Wml• ' al| 'I here will be a Hallowe'en social i Sunday visluws of Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Mrs. Hay Walrh was presented Trcatttoeul is being administe ■ I । at the church basement next Saturday-' irooman of Hastings. GENERAL STORE IRVING, MICH. with a new piano by her husband free under i.ioverHincnl supervi*—" " ;eVC—‘ ’ NORTHEAST KALAMO. last week. . ■ ' thnl of “Relnljhn*h'n«** pari a into-i BOTH PHONES—Hastings, IL-43; Middleville Line. IM 1L-1B. tn I hose who arc unable to. pa> fin ; School New s. Mrs. Chas. Healy and daughter ■ .ni.||^,|1nrtv |o relation* . In tImj il lbe1o*elv< s. . The following is a report for the I Clifford Ixiwc of Battle Creek spent , Sunday wilh his parents hfere. • moved away to Portland. Their «Fhonl. civics, civic affairs. tridualrv| ■ month ending October 23, 1914: i Sheridan Stilwell and wife,'Mr. Iliff house was sold lo Henry Davidson AMIOHOI.ISU NOT A liLSEASE '* ■ ’ -----*-" 20. NumbiT tlnyr. taught. and Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Tubbs, spent Number of girls enrolled, 21. ..il—.<<i Isockdale of Toledo, and David IL |i i* not a settled scientific fact' Number of boys enrolled, 18, 1 --------------------------------------Fridayjn Sunfield ^tending According to lhe Italian mathe­ - the — Sun­ that alcoholi'ih is not a disease mj Total number of days present, 770.;' day matician every perwin in tho world Hm iiiv-: l*o« tcr of New York. school convention. -ilrs. Martha Hoisington died test Crystal on bti-irie*s last Thursday any sense of the term, btii a poison-: • Numbp* of Visitor*. 15: M"*Hni.m, could stand comfortable in—an ’ <' > "-| .... ......... • -•area --: morning, returning Saturday. ing that creates mi appetite and al Number of tardy marks, 0. 1' week in Ka!araaxoo,-funerk^b''ldTud»....... OrHHrnrt Until tho year 1871 Japanese doc- of 5oo square miles, while a gravnr Mrs. II. <>. Branch visited her son Percentage of attendance. 09 11-31. da>' !,t ,h.c Carmel church here. F ; tors vaccinated their palii nta on the yard about the size ot Colorado Lowik aL-LaiHittg, Inst Week. She ■iquv> mv '.. <. xveva Neva aiwimni Slupard was wa* unamc unable <o to uuenu attend i: .. I’orr Andrews spent Saturday Snturd in would bury bury all all of of them. them. Allen A > tip of the nose. would . , . ....... i ........... .. ....... — . ... i ___ z..n Nti'hvillo harm,I,lntitn rotinir The distribution -vf tills poison , school last week on account of her fall Nashville having his auto repaired by riiuws diseased cnndlHmis -4 U>"> from the wagon Sunday afternoon. , Mr- Hurd. home of Mrs. Nellie Sayer, Friday, btiiiu. riiiniucli. Um, heart. Im.w. I* I None of the 36 pupils who were coon-' *Horace Dean amj family spent from Oct. IU'. Th" lender for tin? inccl— urn I kidney*. Ihniuah H* n-'Ui' titled to a half-holiday il Friday Sunday visiting near inu will be Mrs. Emma wclpperl. . diday usedused il Friday I J'.n, 'la} neliuli upon Hl. '" orgmi-. .altcrnoen. ’"Grand Rapids. lafternoun. Subject, “The Ideal Kitchen.*' ■--------------------------- - ' 1■ •• were ndded • ■ • •to -' Four new •books the ii Bert Bngjgs and family called on Mrs. JohiroM of Galjfornia was Nashville friends last Saturday after■ library this month. called home hr the sickness of his Grund Itapiils Location ■ noon, "oon. • , >■ were pleased with their j Th*.' pupils Were 71 Shrldmi Avr. Congratulations extended to Mr. mol her, Mrs. Xeavojt. report rt cards again Tuesday. Mis. tk-L^4<ariies of Womllantl ts ’. Detroit lux'iilimi : The eighth und ninth grades begun and Mrs. Floyd lx>we. 'Wishing them visiting Jit', and Mrs.'Y. Meyer.*. 821 Woodward Avr. u happy wedded life. | the study of agriculture Monday. Grund Rapids Phones Many from here attend the shdWs in . LoUisa Durham. Orphu Shoch, Doris Cltbrns 3332: Bril 102 . \ermontville now. | S. Jewell, Emerson Cortright, Merle Detroit Phone: Grund 700 Clifford Lowe and Miss Emily ride • Campbell. Dale Butterfield, Neil Owing to the death of F. N. Root, I as administrator will have an Auction Sale at the Will . r Shepard. Clifford Dunn, Jessie K. now in an auto. Crittenden farm ¥2 mile east of the Striker school house, and 1 mile east and 2 miles south rvx-ro rnm-r Jewell, Glenn Phillips. Vcm Blanck, DURFEE SOflOOL DISTRICT. Mr Mr. /’...Jr »«>’ Calluhaq, Wesley Russell, Carl of Quimby, on Section 1, Baltimore township. This sale will take place on Mr. and Mrs. C.nude Wood spent R Thelma Crandle. Marian KenMr. and Mrs. W. Aldrich Were Sun­ y ’n«y. Kuby Schroder. Estefia Kennedy. day guests, of^lheir *on Verne and ' Grand .Rapids. ' ■ Howard IHanck. Gertrude Gage, Mil- ramify. Visitor* at the home of Herbie Wil­ Mr. and Mrs. George Scidnidre and, drc<i Bluirck, Kenneth Tusker, Rae "Early in the adolcsenre period, son Ehret and daughter Vida, und' Schanxcnbaker, Gertrude Blanck, Cecil cox last -wo*k were Frank Wilcox of the boy is •liber a Hille Lord Miss Grace Gould af Baltimore and Gage. Margaret Brady. Laura Russell. Indiana, Wesley Webb of Hastings Fauntleroy or a little dfvil. tf he Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cotton of East; HcrMe Fisher, Bernard Tasker. May and Mrs. Reuben' McClintic of Lan- rcmitms the first, he is likely to beWoodland, atended church Sunday. • Callahan. Brecher thigh. Louis Brady.' ... , <-nhm a Si‘-y.* hut if ho is the lutThe W. C. T. U. held a meeting Fri- i Naomi Evans, Allen Colter ami Clyde, Mr. and Mrs. Will Paddock »P<?nt Commencing at 1 o'clock P. M, I offer the following property: day afternoon at Mrs. Mary Town- Russell were neither tardy nor absent, i s?bd“>' w>*h Mrs. Dan Warner. .Wilh lhe— significant words? affid’i. Mrs. Flora Wood gave a reMisses Lyle Tusker, Eva Kent. Philbtwnk, Herbie und Kenneth W lieox Prof. Walter II. French of Ute Kt of the District convention az 4is Carter. Jennie Phillips, Dorothy; c"fi^ on Mrs. A. McMannis Simday. Mit-hig'.iii Am ictillqral iilltiral Coll« Colh-Ki* ””‘ opttlc Creek. Jewell and Mildred Horton, und Boyd The Misses Ruth and Irene Beach ened Un- disciHsjcfi •ion of'"!'!'.:of "Tin* .Mr ......... irlal. Preaching services at tho usual t ^l^n vi.lt^ »th«x>l test week. ^>ep^J^wwnh Mrs. Ethel Wileox. and Social Life of lhe Boy" Iasi i LIVE STOCK FARM TOOLS. hours next Sunday. Subject of the ugmr.! Msitora are alWayawelcome. , Friday evening, when the second morning sermon wiU be, "Chriatiah ’ Vdu>- u.flcr ’,hc wr,ltcn ll}e i htateM LV buhd“Jr wi‘h I.eiiilet-s* Training Conference for Bay mare. Pair sleighs. Unity” / I teacher and pupils went to the woods h>*/.«ther of Hustings. nil wtiriicrs -with boys was .held nt Mn. Alli. Fuller >pr>lnrd her Ii>Ue I • "'•r.hm.llow HuL M?L”1.l±!,2!i”,""S Siriek’n!!1” Hi.; headquarters of the Barry Top buggy. Gray horse. one day last week and it has caused । Buby Schroder visited friends in M“rJ Jckis/^ho is on the sick list, her much nain Nashville Saturday and Sunday. .Mr. and Mrs. Stone have been via- Coitnly Ouiiinflteb of lhe Y. M. Lumber' wagon. n-».mlS?. ih. Thin! Dbiriel r.n><"■• EP™“ “ A.. Part Jersey cow giving milk. . Prof. I f'-iirh proccedtil In out­ is. Skidmore, recently. Light wagon. vention of M. C. M. S. to be held in i Roush for those beautiful bouquets.*.kidmorc, recently line change# which come urn boy's Mr*. Hoffman — aiui daughter spent 3 pigs 7 months old. the Church of Christ (Disciples) next of chrysanthemums and dahlias. Also, Mr*.-Hoffmwuauui d life during Hicm! years.’vvlien he is Single driving harness. week, on Wednesday, Thursday and to Mrs D. Pugh for a boul|ucl of cos-1 Saturday night and Sunday with het more suM'eptililc to^liis environ­ 25 chickens. Friday, Nov 4 5 6 *"''s nnd. to Mrs. O. Crandle for the j ton Claud und wife. Double work harness. ment' mid when his whole future is Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Wood visited j bouquet of dnhlies. ■ . al stake. He :: said that the worker LITTLE CEDAR LAKE. 2 drags. v ith John Furlong in Eazt Town Line, I lv Governor W. N. ferns sent Clifford । boys must keep before tlw HAY, GRAIN, ETC. <»uylu Pea.*.' and Wullu«.i: Campbell last Sunday. Dunn his credentials lust week, certithe manly ideal, lylping him 2 Oliver plows.. Sunday School Notes. “»*t he- has been appointed u •lug their potatoes la*t week. They' boy lo move unconsciously unward in Subject for lesson November I is,'delegate to the National Corn Con-' hud about tHiO bu.ihde Quantity ot corn in shock. Cultivator. bis ideals. M« n do not fully appre­ "The Arrest and Trial of Jeaus." Mutt Kra-'S G be held at San francm-o Mr*. Mary Qwlti i- taking* Cure of 2M7-68. I Gul- »ext summer. Clifford ls proud t •r daughter. Mrs. -I. L. Cnttipbell. ciate how much I toy- Ik*J<I them Com cultivator. Quantity of hay. ■ up as ideals and imitate- the qual­ Report of attendance of Coats Grove «»»• fioeumcnl, which he has u per- who , i* quite .irk with tondliti-. ities in them. The altitude of Ih" Page fence stretcher. " “ • — — Ife ‘ itA right to be. Tis an honor to any ; H. S. for the month ending Oct. lender hcroim* the altitude of the II. \\\ Wcrtimm had over 2W bush40 bushels of onions. ’ young man. i --- 4 ------------- — HH4; Washing machine. hoy, tf llm l-ov has absolute* contl■ Jonp C. Tompkins brought us ourj'. l- “f intntm'* to the acre. Total attendance, 221. ■ ib'iice in the leader. 1t is not mon ­ premium money for Hasting, Satur-I Our eehtxil wu* closed for a few 28 bushels of potatoes Other articles not mentioned. -Average attendance, 45. day. Many thanks for the same. r(]nyB 11W;11K t„ th,, death of J. L. ey tier nsc. but experience llirel Total collection, >380. ’ •■•kes the man. Average Collection, 76 cents. Kni-TU- tuiu-vi,' (.'iimplnirs litth-ilnnghli r. * -Tilt! speaker n!t«o gaw'ri>“im' A-Om<'D attviideil M^mic lodge' fundarmmfitlk m th" loai'iung of I Highly Hphijand Australasians , u Miss : Elsie Fields rct*ucn :■ ‘cd — to her inie in in ScKuita Thursduy evening. M»<-*kory Corners Nuturduy evenlug: (he Bible to bov*. saying Hml ubov | have, /milled dfiivn an mid around I uhomo SchulU Thureday evening. TERMS: All sums of $5.00 and under cuh. Ovir tint amount 8 months tlmo winIn Bessie Benedict Benedict spent spent fro from i uud reports^ good tune. They hadI nil else the b a.-lici' must kwp omm L'didoit. ’ ii Miss Bessie Sivan on bankable notos at 6 par cent Interest Nothing to b* removed until miniled niul frank. ‘'Teach that ' Friday eve until Sunday eve with | work.in <li«--Tltlrsl degree. | Mrs, George Clarke, near Lowell. Mr*. Edward Ciimpl»*ll, who Im*. lhe Bible'i- util a book of history. settled for. i Ray Wares made a trip to Gunnjbvn ilt J. ( uinpbdl'- for u few bul Hint il iusl hits a1.few lurninu points in Hie lives of individual* I Mr. Gtadra Pardee and daughter u nnd in Hie liUlnt-v of naliops." “mo Marian, who have been In this vicinity ' . l b" little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.:Tlic. “Here'- a Reins . °r unlimited for several weeks, returned to their'4 • I-t umpfx ||, wh» was n.-k for only power und nTinther being <rf iinrited .home in Traverse Cily Friday. .« f-w <la>-. p..--«l iiwuy Mr-duesduy nowi'r. Iteliuion i* Ibe rtehl alii-, •Clair Andros and wife* ap< nl Sun- uf lu«t w<ek. Th" fuiiejul wiis h< Id hide nf llm Inlier toward lhe form-I I day with the former’s father and ' Friday und burial was mitde iii tlm er. Th- ittlmili- nlwavs has life । mother in Alto. i Cedar (-'reck •vuictery. Rev. Jfc-Cuc riiriil ntlilik!" Ii>uarjl the finite )•»•I Jake Reuter and daughter Don**„,.(i ti. t-,,,,,1,1 , a , Vusia-vn- ink Tim Dilil" i“ tn Imh. u* art I spent Sunday with Adam Gackeler V*,<,”*u‘‘ ’'H.U \, i “? "i Hi" right p4;ili<m*hip. Bible.rbar। and family. • jfunit-li— I by Mr-, r.. y>. Andrew* ami nder* :ir" not ndlttwa who ••til on ' Le»n Roush and family visited.Sun-i-^r"-' M’.d ue. lhe neighbor* unal llm blcncheT* ’ Tlmv did Ihinu* j day with Ray Stahl and famliy. | friend. cyiujKillute deeply, with the "Gel lhe Iwiy in|n touch with I ^re. Adam Gackeler is In Grund | bt-rvauxl »iu>. coinmimilv life r«nd the reunions of CLERK AUCTIONEER ' Rapids al present. . ■ Iman ••» ncm and ma" to worn*". i ______ ' ----------------------Briuu your job iirintlna lu uir— l'*e th" Bible u« a fnundnlin'1 fnr ■ —BANNER W ANT ADI b. PAY<- [ do only first clusa work. life, n guide, ahiiwins'thnl H tw»ej»"The Rexall Store’ Neal Three Day Treatment Well Known K Irvlnt General Store C. R. WATSON, General Store AUCTION SALE Wednesday/ Nov. 4 J. W. JEWELL, Administrator Estate of F. N. Root, Henry Bldelman Will Crittenden �page THE UAfTINGR BANNER. OCTOBER 25, 1514. When wu behold Uto old • hurl Williams visited friauda near Grand pic. t7«), tha flMh (Gal. B:I7; Rapid* la«t week. ' John fi^3; Hom. 7:18), Jhe proneJohn Ms*on is Visiting his son, John nee* to wander, we cannot ba very Firoud or aelf-contldcnt. Wo arc F. Mjlsoii and family at Crystal . n tho same class as the other Fall*. brbiher, and are not In a position to Sirs. Colon T. Munro and Mrs. IL rejoice over our superiority to him D. Wo tri ng visited their sitter, Mrs. because of his intlrmiliiB. “Bur­ W. H. Pearce, ut Grand Rapids the den’’ In v S is a different wqrd than latter part of last wcelc und over Sunin v 2. Each one- shall bear the FOR BUNDAY NOVEMBER 8. 1514.■ load of his own sin. Every be­ liever must-come before tho JudgMiss.Susio Rusarll of Lansing vis­ Sowtna and Reaplnp (Worlds1 ment seal of Christ, and give ac-. ited her mother, Mr*. Helen Russell, Temperance Sunday.) count of himself (Rort. 14:10, 12.) from Wednesday till Stiuday evening. And now tho teaching brother. .The Galatian* 6:1-10 . Eugene Williams and granddaughone who is being taught is lo com­ municate to the teadbet* in air good of Lansing were guest* of Mrs. Halen That is, bo Is lo give of Ru««e|l, Sunday. We have the tiislorica! events ot things. the lut week of bur Lord's life earthly substance to the one who M and Mr*. L. E. Lente- spent lU-meinbi-r Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. O. prior to Hia death hnd study for a leaches lhe Woril. temperance lesson a portion of the that these words nro for believers, If. Chaffee, in Grand Rapids. Book of Galatian*, written some brethren. They only me in a po­ thirty years later, rolurning. to the sition to understand tho privilege Rev. Carroll I- Batea of tlic Em­ Gospel records Again next week. and Joy of giving to the ministers manuel church of Huttings held mis­ Paul had preachod the Gospel of of tho Worn that which belongs to sion service* nt the home of Mr. and grace to the Galatian churches (4:­ God. God begins his dealings with Mr*. M. E. Northrop last Tuesday 13-15; I-fl). His enemies were al the believer with a gift, that of life evening. Nashville Episcopalian* at­ work there, as elsewhere, bowevnr; in His Son. Then ne gives to the tended. and now, in his absence/legalising believer the grace to give. Natur­ Mi** Ella Hill* of Detroit was a teacher? were among the Galatians ally, lhe one who fails lo appreci­ doing the two-fold work of denying ate God's gin, la not in a position guest of Mr. nnd Mr*. C. II. Quick the authority of Pau! and persuad­ lo understand the true spirit of Sunday. giving. The leaching of Uris verso ing UieGalallans that they needed Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer of to obey the law in addition to faith Is in harmony wilh other Scrip­ Jackson were guest* at* E. G. Rothin Christ in order to be juslifled lures, e. g, I Cor. 9:7-15; i Tiin. 5:­ liaay's, Sunday. _ and also for sanctification. In 18. Is there any Biblo leaching How Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hartwell nnd this letter Paul, after his introduc- going on in your church* • tion (!:t-5), coincs at once to the many Bible classes in addition lo daughter. Mis* Amy, visited the for­ theme (CdkO). establishes his au­ the Sunday School? min’ sons in Knlumo die first of the Perhaps this portion about sow­ week. thority by showing that the gospel wan a revelation to Him .and not ing and reaping refers io the same merely a tradition received from subject of v 6, tho giving of money ii Hallowe'en party Friday evening. others (1:10-2:14); shows that and "all good tilings." That it dues grace Is sufficient for justification not refer to tho unboliovor is evi­ Mr. nnd Mr-. <’. It Quick. Mi.* Tho truths of these ver*es, and sanctification without law (2:­ dent. 15-5:24); and then gives exhorta­ however, is the same when applied Mildred Quick, Mi** Agues Rotcntions based upon those truths and lo the lost soul, to the subject of •lulr mid Alii* Ella Utils motored to • closes lhe epistle. Wo. may note alcoholic liquors, etc. Tiie heliev- Battle Creek Sunday. hero that in this book we have nn er’s time, money, influence—■nil, All the tenchm are nt Knhiinnzoo answer lo those of the present day should be yielded lo God—sowing today, Thursday, attending the Teach­ who would intermingle law and to the Spirit; rather Hum being er*’ institute. grace; also note the very solemn used for selfishness, catering lb the Mr*. Ida Walker wn* nt McBride words of the Holy Hpirlt regarding desires of the flesh mid mind—sow­ 'the seriousness of such a mixture ing to lhe flesh. The believer can last «n-k attending n funeral of n (iWri)).’ We find our lesson in the sow to either (see I Cor. 3:11-15.1 brother-in-law. The harvest will be according to Mi** Mildred Holly waa home from last portion of the Hook, in'lhe The question or sal­ r!rarfd Rapid- over Sunday. hortatory part. Dr. Scofield give* lhe sowing. the heading "Tho outworking nf vation is not al all in mind. Per­ the new life in Christ Jesus" lo Lhe severance in well doing is exhorted Mr. mid Mr*. David Kunz und daughThough the Ix>rd terry Inst division of the Book (5:25-6:­ In v 9. *ur. Mi-- Pauline und Mi** Grnec Col­ 18), and subdivides our ptegeut long, and the reaping time there­ lin*. vi»it«*l nt Peter Kunz ut Coats fore be withhold, the a*sui-am-e ol portion as follows: reaping is ours. Sowing is work Grove Sunday afternoon. LESSON DIVISIONS. I. THE NEW LIFE AS A "Weary nf well doing refers to lh< NORTH NAHHVILLE. will; Taint’ to rcluxalibn -of the BROTHERHOOD, i-fl. W. A. Smith bus returned from H. THE NEW LIFE AS A HUS­ powers." Mauaifion. Ohio, MARTIN CORNERS. Wc are to do good, ns wc have BANDRY. 7-9. Mrs. W. 1. Marble nnd Mra. A. L. Mr-. Mary Mead nnd *>n. Kenned lit. THE NEW LIFE AS A opportunity, to all men, especially Mallcttc were nt Coats Grove Thursof Kalamazoo, visited Mr.'and Mrs lo them who an* brothers in Christ lay. BENEFICENCE. 10. -■Joseph Mead the past week. What a great word is o[i|H>rtunily Tho Outline Developed. Jnspcr Deetls has purchased the This lesson has in it practical God tell.* us to make use of our op­ raaldence property of Mrs. R. A. Biv­ To all men—tiie ob­ ins on Main street. Consideration dliti*. tnilha for us. It Is not a rule for portunities. oalvalion for unbelievers,‘ hut is ad­ jects of His lovn and merric* I1JJ50. Death of Mra. Bolter. Especial!} dressed tn believers “brethren" <v John 3:16; Mt. 5:151. Boni, to Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Kinne, TImj whole. ncigbl»>rh>MHl wa 1) . yea. even "spiritual" (y i>. God to them who are of the househok October 22, a daughter. thrown into gluuni Saturday avenin tells unbelievers how they may he of faith—within lhe family. -How Clarence Bucheller's limp in his to bra'r'of thr.deatli uf Mrs. Alia saved, and saved ones how they often we fail hero sec exposition walk was caused from a kick on the Bolter, which iH* urred nt the home o should walk: but He does not tell a of v I of our lesson.) Oh, Lord leg by one of hia horaes. • dead man (Eph. 2:1khow to walk brgivc us; ami manifest in us lh< Mrs. Mnrthn Dickinson and daugh- her parent*. Mr. and Mr-. I-J. Firstar Let us not. therefore, teach from frfuL of the Spirit, toward all men er Jennie were called to McBride Mr. nnd Mr*. Bolter went to Kula this chapter that by meekness (v F especially those whrt are of tin Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. or undertaking to bear burdens (v household of fnill|. Dickinson'* brother-in-law. Inken sick shortly after her arrival .Next week—Jesus and PeterHenry Gearhart ia building an addi2) . or by being liberal wilh our mangy (V (j), or by doing kind Mark 14fi7-3L 53, 54. 66-72. ion lo ni.t house which will add to the there with whnt a ludanuiz<»> doetdi ntllnl nno-iliti* nnd «pihi*y. Wishing Sincerely yours. _ appearance of his home. deeds, etc., we can be saved. Dr. Mra. Emma Helm of Traverse City to come home she tyiine from Kalama Lee W. Ames Kcofield further mibdlvidea the is a guest of her. brother, Frank z.s> to her parents’ bonier-last Wedpe* first six verses Into Ihroo parts: (a) ■’clghner nnd family. thn case nf a sinning'Itrutnnr (v I); day. Dr. McIntyre of Woodland wir Mra. Gail Buchcller and little daugh- called that evening t>> ».*• her and wn(b> thn case of a burdened brolher er, who him been visiting relatives (v 2-5)\ (e) the case of a teaclung lerc, relumed to her home in Ponbrother 'v 6 . Lmking al v I wv thcrin. All that could pottibly I*- doth iac Saturday. l)n<L nn exhorlatibn addressed lo Mrs. Mary McOmber entertained f«V her was done, but without pvail Mr. ami Mr*. F. Walnith mn spiritual brethren, to restore in a spirit of meeknvM the man who laughter. Helen, of MontjM-licr, Ohio, ;er sister, Mr.*. Margaret Schwinck, sind *he (Hissed away' al about 5:3f has been overtaken in a fault, con- ।arrived la»t Frhlay noon for u visit ind Mrs. Lizzie Hippner. and her Satwnhiy evening to join the little *ot; sidcring thyself, lest Hmu also be vith the former’.-- winter, Mr-. F. A rrnnddaughtcr, Miss Margaret Pietz, wfio preceded her to the better land over six yean ago. She is survived tempted. Who is n spiritual per- Wertz and other relative* and frb-nda ill of Saginaw, recently. ' Mias Grace Adkins, of Morgan, was by her Sorrowing hti^luind. n father snn? Get the answer fnnn r>:25 nud returned home yeaterdny, Wed a guest of Miss Wild* Gorthy Wednea"If wo live in the Spirit, let us also mother, three Bisters anH one brother neaday. Jlra. Barbara and Will Franz of Itcsidra other relative* nhd n li<*t <•! walk in lhe Fplril. Tin- spiritual Mr*. Walter Sebeidl mid son. Ru person is not one who feels super­ Sunfield are gueats of their niece and friend*, She mji- irjficmbct of the ior lo others; ln*l Talber one who ‘dolph. of Grand Rapid* are visiting •ousin, Mr*. E. B. Smith. Martin M. E. rtlireli, nnd will 1* manifests the fruit of thn Holy 1the former’* parent*. Mr. und Mr*. Mra. Allie Mallette, who has been grjaitly missed thejrv and in the L A Hpirlt (5:22-21), Spirituality is not 1Clark Titnuin-h. isiting relatives here the past four tho product of my own efforts, but Mr. und Mr*. F. A. Wertz enter- vceks, ha.* returned to her home at S.. of which rhclunl l>ccn a membe for years. While we shall all ini** het of'the Holy Spirit- Vie dednew to ।taiued at fi a’elm-k dinner iu lumo' Iraud Rapids. the Holy Hptrtt is resent is! to> splr- of , their guest*. Mr. mid Mr*. IL F. Tho children of Mrs. Asa Noyes wo realize our lo.** j* her ctcrnul gain iiuallty (Rom. 6:1-1 50; 12:1. 2). Wulrajh, List Friday, Mr. and Mr* rave her a little surprise Saturday Funeral eervin were <,-oudu<-tid at Now this spiritual one finds a man vening hy gathering at Ker home, the who ha* been surprised by a fnulL E» G. Rotliliaar. Mr. ami Mrs. C. R Kcasion being her 82nd birthday. Re­ ■Iny by her pa^for. Rcr. R. E. Y<>*t Mr. and Mr*. Newt Trout He did not premeditate the. act. but Quick, ' freshments were nerved and a good Mr. and Mra. Clift Klcinham imo had by all. A number of useful Tlit< In-n-nnii hu.*h.nul ;md family huv« tho -temptation came auddewly and man. 1 the symputby of nil in their gnat ho fell. Say. for example, that the .nnd Mr. and Mr*. Kent Nelson. jresents were left as a reminder of sorrow. saved man who formerly was a Mrs. E. A. Phillip* of Anurorte* ho occasion. Bom, Hatunla}-. < >i:U.»4, to Mr. and drunkard is surprised In a tlmo of ’Wa«h.. who ha* bcm wpt-nding eerenil ■' Mr*. Mary McOmber and her two weakness and gets drunk again. wceka . iaters und Miss Pietz visited Mrs. Mrs. Will <Qogr>wcH. un 8’ j pound with relative* mid friend* h«-n *o>». t’oiignitulution-. . •Hire lhe Bpinlu.l broltar rahore, nnd other plattes in Michigan, »turte '■siller in Vermontville Tuesday. him tn a apirit nt meeknaBB. Ik . Miss Martin of Grand Rapid* is a . It uns thought Iw-'t to close our Sunday noon. msnirenU on. of lh« jmuk. nt th. home 1 •uest of Mrs. Ette Baker. teliool this week on tiecount of ilhie** Born, Oct. 10. to Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto fruit of the spirit (5—3). What a Mr. and Mrs. SumUel Bolinger and iu the iicigbborl'iovd. great need there Is for this very Schulze, I n daughter. >ons, Clyde and Fred, of Thornapplc, thing. The fallen one is humiliat­ /Mre-'T'- R- Kroger of Vennontrllh ipent Tuesday evening at Mrs. Mary TAMABAC CORNERS. ed. discouraged, doubtful. .Hod1®- ’visited her Bister, Mrs. Otto Sehulu- McOmber’s. Sir. nnd Mr*. Will Nichol* of Knut trust* himself, hesitate* to look the ■Wcdneidtiy. Mias Ruth Bacheller of Nashville . world In the face, feels Mr*. S. A. Gott went to Albioi ind Floyd Lowe of Carlisle, were mar­ Woodland visited their cousin, Mrs led al the Congregational parsonage Clgru Nears HiintLiy. mid also attend of associating wilh the children of Monday for a two wix-k»f visit will in Charlotte Wednesday, October 21. cd services nt the church. God. and even perhaps . wonder* hcr'risicr. Mm. Merritt. Rev. IL H. Van Auken officiating. whethsr God will fonrive himJIow Everson Beck of Hasting.* spent Word was received here Munday They will make their home on the blessed when thn spiritual brother Sunday.at Dun Woolard’s. that Peter Rothhuur unr rroom’s father's farm in Carlisle. assures (I him of God willingness to ।morning forgive Tohn 1:0);s of his place in Mra. Frank Axthelm and title son llcrmnu Muurvr urrived in New Yorl •Miss Vcni Wnodurd is home on n the family and household of God <on their way home from (imnany liy tonneth have returned home from vacation thi? wtek Ou ue<*>uiit of sick­ (John t:i5; Gal. «:IO). a place un- |Saturday night, und they arrived )hio, where they have been visiting. ness, diptherio. in tho district where A two-year-old colt of Wesley Noyes affected by failures Of hla right to ।home Monday noon. slipped on the cement floor of his bam she tcaelic- school. fellowship with the saint* even Dr. Amo* Hiuekb-y, Nnpimnncc a few days ago and fell, cracking the Burr Cotton nnd family bjxnil Sun­ though he has failed, because no Ind., , wut» a guest at Charles Parrott'* >onc in its hind leg. day at B. F. Cotton'-. • other Mint is free from the same over Sunday. V. S. Knoll is building an addition Ed Peeta und fumily of lopia und tomntations;Inand.mantfueta his own cSnfdence the .once fallen, now 1. Tho W. C. T. U. will meet with ‘x> hia house on his farm south of Leon Puniun and. fumily apent Sun­ Lavinu Offley this. Thursday, Nashville. day ut William Purdun’s. restored brother in Chr »t. And ifrs. how often wo .fail to do I his! How ;afternoon. Leader, Mr*. Jennie Whit George Scar., mid fumily nnd CAMPBELL. often we avoid -«uch a brolhcr, 1lock. Daw Ht'ffcllxrur und family -of mother called on Mr*. Lizzie. Gerlinleaving him without help in that Jasper Devda lw« bought Mrs. Adell -'n-eixirt, Ri-v. La»h und wife of Like ger Saturday uttenu-on. The latter ■ Idltlrnour of* defeat! And per- Bivcu । ’a place on Main atrect. is slowly on the gain. )dw»a ucri* the Sunday guests at 'Z. liaps we go lo someone and remark Mr*. Peet* of tenia spent Sunday tl3l wc wondered if ho would hold t Mr. and Mr*. Cluirlro Chirk und - Norcutt. daughter, Katherine, nnd Mis* Aimer Mp>. Mary Robbins und daughter, with IwVxlnugbter, Mrs. Aniui Stim h-j oqL" Consider thyself, and re- . store the brother who ha* been Rcnkev of Uuating* were guests at J. Mrs. Miller mid children, of near comb. C. The Aid society held ut Mr*. Liura ( l.kan oil hlB guard hr Hi" 1 Fiimips’ Sunday. .llnrk-vilh-. mid Mr*. Sehully of FrcvC. K. Quick luw nu new Muxwvll M>rx spent Saturday night ut -Hi-firy Short*. Tliurrilay. was well utieud.ar>- and tailed. Seal « nolo lhe ed. They also ehrted new utiirersl case of the burdened brother. vVe talso Lyman Brown. Son-utt'*. , nro to hear one another« burdens, for the next year. They arc n. fob ' Tho abiuken dinner *urv«l U' the Mi-* Velnui Eggi-nmiu Bjiciit Sunnnd so fulfill the law of Christ, Tlic jDorcua. Bocickv of the Eviingclirid lows: President. Mr-. Effio l>iirby;j law of Christ is love. John 1.3:31. ,eiiureh ut the homo of Mrs. Ililla Del lay ufti-nmon with Opnl Strong. vice president. Mr*. Inez Gavitt; *cc-1 Jn» Edgciuinb i* recovering nrvt-ly .3$. It is not natural l<pe. but a ,ler last Thursday waa well attended retary, Mrs. Glad}* Wortlry: trcos-l from 11 hrokt-n arm. love which lhe Holy Ghost sheds urrr. Miss Gleudarn WpHlcy: orguq-l Mi.** EIoimj Norvutl spent Sunday abroad in our hoarts (Rom. 5:5 . und tntu-h enjoyed und netted the so­ ciety about $30. ist nnd choirester. Mrs.’ Lizzie King. How much miahl be sain about His 1 with .Mildn-d Sullivan. . Miss Merk Artdiff of Indian River Invel I John 4A |0, It. I». 20- HL George Burt . i* now making his , KALAMG. Wiring the burdens' of another >spent lust wwk with .her grujidmblhcr, home with Charles Motircr. Mrs. Ida Ear) entertained the La­ brother is a manifestation of love— :Mn,. Jenny: Shamp. Mr*. Leo All^nittig spent Sunday dies’ Birthday club Tuesday in honor yu* it is fulfilling, (completing) the Dr. nnd Mrs. S. M. Fowler of Bat­ wilh her mother, .Mr*. CtT.-ti-r. of Mrs. Vodnk Wodsichl ana the host-1 law of Christ. But a man njuy tle t Creek were guc*b <>f the former’s l-.li-hu Strong, wife, daughter. cas’ birthdays. have an exalted Opinion of himself rsister. Mn* David Kunz. Saturday Ruby Love of Carlyslc and Dot Ojial. und Mi** Il.izcl Geiger uttvnded az compared with,hiaBrother v-3 . .und Sunday. Brown were guests of Eva Curtis This ii the ease because he is de­ a apeeob ut Ionia Saturday evening. Mra. Ethel Mnrtiu of Grund Rapids Wednesday evening. reived (James i:2tl; I.John 1:8; Orphu Stadol ■petit Sunday with The Opportunity vlub meets at the wa» a guest of Mr.*. Ette Baker lu«t James. 1:22). An examination uf ' Mildred Huliiyau. • • v home of Lena Burkett Wednesday self in the light of the Word of week. ' to sew for Mrs. GrenunoM , God is Dot a very exalting exercise. Madamce Sarah Swixby mid Libhic -BANNER WANT ADVK PAY- afternoon Mr. und Mrs. Harry Earl is enter- International Sunday School Lesson innrun BUY A Sleep For 30 Nights Cot'on Felt Mattress ON THIS WONDERFUL BED SPRING AT OUR RISK.AND-. if you do not want to Buy a Bale of Cotton’ President Wilson bought a Baleof Cotton a few weeks ago. Since then thousands of the best people have bought a BALE ol COTTON or a COTTON FELT MATTRESS. Every newspaper and magazine in the country as advoeating this movement. , STOP AND THINK—70% of thecotton raised in this j, fi [. | country is shipped'to Europe. On account of the war the .’ crop has. not moved. The result of this movement is that in addition to our J President, and other big men in this country being interested [ in this “Buy a Bale of Cotton" movement, all the big mvtnrk laeturero of "COTTON FELT MATTRESSES" have * bought bales and liales of cotton and are produc-ng for < «hort . time, only for their trade “COTTON FELT M \T TRESSES" ! at a price so low that every one who cannot bur a BALE OF ’ . COTTON can buy a COTTON FELT MATTRESS. The manufacturer, from whom we buy our mattresses, >J has allowed us a certain amount for this "BUY A MAT­ TRESS SALE.. ' Right Now—At this Sale—You can ' a buy-COTTON FELT MATTRESS at a price lower than you >i ever had Ixrlore or will ever have Igain. SEE OUR. WINDOW DISPLAY Miller & Harris FURNITURE COMPANY The Home Furnishers Hastings nhiing Mr*. Minnie Chambers of Mur­ al and a lady from Battle Creek". ' Loti Curtis and family were in lattlc Creek Monday. Alfred Chase committed suicide Fri ay evening by taking a dose of trychninc. He was nt the home ol lis daughter, Mrs. Bradley, and wa» ound dead in bed. The Ladies* Aid society will meet •'riday at the home of Mrs. John ,'urtU. . Mrs. Carrie. Curtis and daughter Cdna Perry, returned Sunday from wo weeks' visit with relatives in iibena nnd Lake'Odcsso. Phone 226 in Battle Creek with the former's daughter and fumily, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corie. Mr. McClelland aqd Mr.*. James, of Woodland. vUited ut the home of the former’s son anjl wife, Mr. and Mrs. David McClelland. Can any one beat thia? Mr. Willis 1 larihrop dug four potatoes that weighed 7 lbs. und II ozs. Mr. und Mra. Euruest Golden and ehilriren-attanded n birthday party on his brother in Baltimore Sunday. Mr. und Mr*. Pttlmer and daughter. Mis* Eva Demoray. of Jackson, spent i | the flrnt of the week with their father' BAIIHWILLE. BI1d mother, Mr. nnd Mr.;. Ben De-' Mrs. Grace Hyde mid daughter muray. They emhe in their new motor । (hariottc spent the last of the week car. Mich. Safety First This hold* true in your-electric wiring. That'* one reason your electric ' work. You'll know it is done right and that your buildings are *a(e if 1 do the work. GEO. VAN TIFFLIN NASHVILLE Valuable Farm Machines New Holland Feed Mill and Triumph Gasoline Engine GRIND YOUR OWN FEED Here is the picture of ty real live money saver and maker tar apy farmer who has stock to feed. This New Holland Feed Mill is guaranteed lo do your work and you can feel perfectly assured of having your work done right. Highly recom­ mended by those those who have used it. Call and see it work. uiiuu. c*’-:*11*1’ ■< ydti have not gut one, you should look into the matter rieht away. You will be surprik-d to see huw'uiany ways aiieh an engine will sene y u. TIIE It A V “TRIUMPH" engine for farm use—lhe it & V ‘Triumph." They will lighten the work of -every member of your - household. It will run tiie washing inadiseparator, feed grinder. outfit or hay pre Any one can leurn to run one of these engines. w It takes but a second to start the engine, and it dots not have to be watched continually when running. The Gasoline Engine bus conic to stay and its popularity as a work, time and money saver is without comparison. Cull and let us convince you that these pieces of machinery.arc just what you need. ““ GOODYEAR BROS. mE",T! III-II5 East State Street. Phone I Hastings, Michigan. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. OCTOBER M. OIL FAGEmiTlTFEV TIIE PIERRON STORE THE PIERSON STORE. THE PIERSON STORE TIIE PIERSON STORE THE PIERSON STORE THE PIERSON STORE THE PIERNON STORE 7-"1------ Ig YELLOW TAG ■ • II > & v • C ■ A. ar W ''pRi.1t >nC_ ’ - . - MONETRAlSffiGSALE R • ' This is a bonafide sale. We need money—we must have money—and we know only nno umi; Trv rfol at\X/zi varill nicnncc one way to get it. We will discuss the callinrf selling price nt of nut our4 rfrvrvrio goods, nrrafmrf offering cnomnl special bargains in every line in our store. Nothing will be reserved. We are going to give our patrons an opportunity to buy Coats, Suits, Dresses, Dress Goods, Underwear, Hosiery, Shoes and even Groceries tremendously cheap. ft If R u •v-h- Must Raise $10,000.00 in Thirty Days Everybody knows we carry only regular stock. We never buy a lot of cheap goods with which to fix up a big sale, but we are offering onr regular stock , at very low prices and we will save you a lot of money on the purchase of your fall and winter supply of DRY GOODS, COATS, SUITS, SHOES and GROCERIES. Don't think of letting this Big Buying Chance go^past. Come to us and get your supply for the whole family. f# For 30 Days Only ■$$$ Saved! COMMENCING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30th. Suit, Coat and Skirt COATS No. I Assortment. Mostly Children'* Regular price 81.25 to :n Sl.t»i. lag price Department IjkIIcs $2.89 $2.59 far xlB.i-o and*81240. lau gg 8.3.00 Ladie $2.29 \ JXQO L'ldies. .Men’.* a $1.98 ybildri n's slmre. now .. Ladies Black coals. 812.50 c<” an • *2*1.00. lag price ... •‘*0 82225 taidire’. Men’s* j"" 1 $1.69 Children’* shoe*, now . Misses Block Pony 82JM) Littles’. $3.75 Children's «hor nZ'’..a"".,$1.59 lug price $1.75 Lmlire. Children'* shoe ^'..an"?$1.39 soil.* are extra large | mid fancy coal* regular price *15.1*1 to 825.no tag Lot No. 1 Special 8b»' to m|o.i*i rvmikir, tug price ................ ............ $1.48 Ij4 No. 2 8i.i** !•■ »*♦<■* regular. Inge price ........................... ^1 OR lad No. 3 _ Ml Shade* 81.00 lo 80110 regular.. OT an lage price . ............................... s>4»lz I its Lol No. 4 Assorted ^olprs *5.rti io g;xM» regular, $3.19 Lot No. 5 MnMly lurpr sbes, (Jrny ami Black tM.50 i>> $|opo regular Of tf) t.iu- price . Q».l/ liy Garment Protector High grade rublwr, reg- ov nn ular ^>,00 lag price................ qZ./O RAIN COATS A reduction com in 83.50 Lndir slmes, now .. No. 3 Assortment SUITS SKIRTS or ■ Regular, price 83.00 lo C| no 810.110. lag^ihce.................... s*I. *O Indies mid Mi**i*s Suits regular price* from #00.00 to F—UXI. Yelb»w lag price.............. SJ.'.rv lo 81I.W Some of sire*. STOCK No. 2 Assort incut Miasllv Children's mid Misses—Few The entire Mock of Hii* departis to be rlo«ed nut. Wo do nol intend l<> carry this line of goods any lunger. - JuM nblc Iheec bar­ gain.*. iiiciii ' Grocery Department SHOE । $9.98 No. 7 Assortment. Lido- Black A-trachai I r>*guhir price A12Q0 to $1.19 .98c $6.98 , $1.00 Children’s Shoe Sale J|| qg Furs •• lot. regular price tn 81.00. sale price . Gloves and Mittens 25c Men’s and Hoys’ Gloves and Mittens, special lot. tocloseat Childreu** 85c Shir bd of shore. regular p»ce 81.25 tn 81.00. -ale price A large assortment of Neck Pieces and Muffs will go on sale; Which for the yellow tag, which means a big sav­ ing to you. $1.48 8150 I.adic»’. s apd hildren's shoes, nnw ..... Children' No. h Assort mrol »li’. 75 in *2H.t«» lag ■ M 1Q 1/L no VOL 15 lb*. H. A E. Huear for .... .81.00 II. A E. sugar pct hundred-.. .86.50 Fresh mid crisp coni lluket per pkg. 7c or i pkgs for. 12c Fancy Seeded Rni-in-,, per package 9c x lb*, bulk Rolled Oat*.for... 7. lbs. bulk ularrh for Leiinx soap. Ic liar. 8 cakes for. .25c Shiixda brrtsh. dauber mid I box Sliinold; coinbinnlion 25c \V. L. Ilnur pcr*25 lb* sack . 72r -Purity Flour per 25 lb. sark ....72r too lb». nt 2J85, per bld85.70 iSc Pont Toastie* nt 13c. 2 for ..25c ' ••Ho. ellycon. Tryphnsa, !*«•: :i fnr-25c Sunny .Monday Heap, per crikr .. tr I5c prune* per. lb. Etc; Bulk Cocoa. per lb. . 45c . r.-gu- hr pric 9c Fancy lace‘curtains, regular 81.00 rnhic. yellow, tag price m>r 65c Special prices on Table Linens. I»rr*s Good*. Gingham*. Percale* Fodens ear. Flannel Gowns. Sweatcrs. Every, item in store will be discounted. . Pillows 81.15 pillow*, tag price, each. 81.00 81.75 pillow*. Ing price, each...$145 each. .81.W Ginghams Hpcclnl lot of gingham*, worth up tn I2'4r per yard. QIAz, Sale price 0/2C Carpeting subject to niniLel change* Comforts 81.00 comfort*, sale price X9c 8t40^ri>iiifort* yellow lag price $1.29 81.75 comforts, yellow tag price $148 $2.00 comforts, yellow tag price 81.69 83JS comforL*. yellow ta^riro $2.79 Gowns outing A few remnants of carpeting. al gown*: Regular 50c gown*. Hale Price..43c Muslin Underwear 25C values. Sale price . 50c values. Sal«- Price . 75c values. Sale Price . 81.00 values, Sale. Price Outing Flannels Colored. outing tag priri flAnnels. yellow Table Linens We. have not raised retail prices .39c . .59c j on linens. "Will self table linens nt 79r former prices, less liberal discount. Look at the Yellow Tags Everywhere in Our Store J. T. PIERSON & SON HASTINGS BIG DEPARTMENT STORE PHONE 9 UM ®g H tt 50c stair carpet. per yd.-A2c .Regular 75e gowns Hale Price..67c Regular 81.00 gowns. Hale Price W TERMS OF SALE— CASH OR PRODUCE Mt H If nttrneL per yd... Aalb. Bitter Chocolab Igidire and Missre Curtains Silkolines W..r. Special coffee sale price p<*r !'• Hr A lOe package borax •> 1 <|t; cmi iiiiporbsl olive ml......... 87c 1 Lu l^ntyp^clgij^rpjtiilar 20c, sale price 1.3r 2 for25c eu.-v nmol. |>M ..........Me :< pkgs fvX- ... 10c boxen tip matches. Pa an QI.TO ■6 MICHIGAN it ||| o tt r*.‘T’r �PAGE FIFTEEN TUE HASTINGS BANNER. <H I OBER -j». |»|L ■*| I Grano PapidsJrust Company ACTS AS TRUSTEE IN CASES WHERE A TRUST IS CREATED FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PROP­ ERTY DURING THE LIVES OF WIFE OR DAUGH­ TER, OR EITHER. WHOM THE HUSBAND AND FATHER WISHES TO PROTECT FROM THE TROUBLES AND ANXIETY OF COLLECTING IN­ COME. PAYING ( AXES, MAKING INVESTMENTS, LOOKING AFTER INTERESTS IN BUSINESS, ETC. 123 OTTAWA AVE.. N. W. Fourth Grade — John Lawit, 825-6; .Mary Quick. »L ] Second Grade—Vera Dunning, M 1-2. | First Onule-Alvm Tidd, 97; » G.-orgn Lewis, U3I-1; Clarence Gar|jrcll,lH-. • • V May Houeyaelt and Gflituvieve • Brown were, absent froht school Iasi I week on account of cickncss. j Tliere will be uu school TburiHiay or' Friday on account of tlip state I i'eachera Institute gt Kalamazoo. [' The chilflrdp arc pfenning a small 'Hallowe’en program for the tinlerj(uunmenl to be given to their ihuI cuts al tho school house Wcducs.Iday oveuiug. || Wo will be glad to sije you til our • । school any time. You are always welcuwa. Alice Jones, Teacher. BOTH PHONES 4391 Removal Sale! Removal Sale! Forced Oul of Present Localioo! • • NORTHEAST -BAHRY. 'the church biuaar has been postponed for some lime. It will w held .-oma lime before Chrialntus. Watch for tho nine. The revival meelings have been |,postponed for a week. Il is t'x। peek'd they will begin next aunduy evening. . 1 ■ Mrs. l!eiir>' Laral&e trura tho I northern part of Michigan and ।John Irwin-of Kansas Irttvc been visiting Sol Stanton and family. Quite a number from this way Altenm.'d the funeral of little EJsis ^Campbell Friday. She will be ■ greatly mis.-rd by all. We all loved । her. The sorrowing parents have jour sincere sympathy. ! Clark lioliinson and wife. Mr*. [.Alice Robinson nnd George Robinson .of Hinds (*.oriii-r« visittul L. i । Andrus mid wife Sunday. Allied Hampion mid' family vis1 Hed Byron Tungale and family [Sunday. I Pead Pifrfr is visiting her sister jin KaldmaxQO. There was quite a good crowd to chui-eh Sunday evening. Come ■again. 'j j MONUMENTS Good Foundation Absolutely Necessary ror satisfactory fall order for a Monument OUGHT to be placed AT ONCE. XV.- have a splendid . line ol Monuments and ihers and .... can order you anything you want or make a special design.- Ironside Brothers Phone 197 Monument Dealers Hastlnte, Mich. We are conducting the biggest money saving sale on Wall Paper, Alabastine, Muresco, Paints, Window Shades, Room Mouldings and ail heavy merchandise ever held in Barry County. i । I I I | „ .... i CEDAR CREEK. n iii' V .,)‘i°nH a*1'1 °f| There will be no preaching or I li.illle t.teck viHil»d Delos weal I n-jSunday Schiml at the church n- v' ,,n>' [Sunday mi account of lli> I’own- 1 Mi-. Hampton, lning. Brunmy ship Sunday School Conver.;.r>n nt and Mis.- ■Huth Bruuney ale chick- lltmls Comers. ••ii dinner with Mr. ami Mrs. Delos ■ Mr. and Mrs. R. Cratmr .spent , Neal Sunday. , [Snmlay with her'parents. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bresee mo- Mra. Bed Pease. • lored to Hallie Ureek-Tliut*«lay. Mis. John Campbell is HI wilh i BANFIEI.D. Mr. md Mr*. F. Ford and Mr. mid ... t" n. । .f n-.tii 1 Mr. and Mr-. G. I*. Reynold* at­ .Mra. C. Nichols of I rbandalc were! Miss smalt _IIaiimv.ii._l..‘jj tended church at Hn-kory Cornera .1 M. c. II.,,,,,I,I, K,,.!..,.. 2",;''.'' Hany ■ Sunday. quarterly meeting. Mi. mid Mr.-. (Scorge Sheflb-ld aii'UjohuMii The h-aclt.-r of 4h« Monroe -,••• ; sc|ii»--i •••- ■ -..H George Wimdon of Bailie t ,lt|,. gave • ornKl halunlay Creek wet- gu.-sls o( Mr. and Mt>.\y. night. Southwestern Barry Department i* and Km. Mr. and Mr-. Fled Bristol and Mr-. Matilda Hough uf Hallie ( ; After 10 years of honest merchandising in Hastings landlady Insists on an impossible rent, which forces us to move early next year. Better to move than to charge an advance price for merchandise to pay an unreasonable rent To make the move as easy as possible to our new and permanent home, the J. S. Goodyear corner, directly opposite the New City Bank, we are making this big sacrifice sale. Don’t let the others get all these snaps, but get some for yourself. ARTHUR E. MULHOLLAND quite ill,a ray ..f’sunshine In me-liti •r. Flnwerai -idtiam is cari from lhe W. nml Larkin. daughter of Bailie Creek ’were Club have bee iwretire. Mi . I >(-■ nl P. A. Fisher's Sulurday ' Mr f. ami Mr: night mid Sunday. .rn-i- mid Mrs, Mark Budd of Cliannct-y RrytmbtHile Creek we.ie Sunday callers til I In Baltic Crock will .JIh'H Ih'wcy's. ... .... , ,1 Frank Town and family of HickMr». Wright r'£ BatUe (.n-'k ami • ■ •• • — Mrs. Vcrn BrinniMfbol «t Fin r ].ak<-.vi-ib I at ,M.-. Minute Sian- THE LEADING DRUGGIST Where You Do The Best Goods Delivered UK.II SIREEF i'i' I’.idunk did s«wnoi >. E. Hathaway lust IIoIh'I’I McKibinn iii..xiii:iistiorr school iitiisi ShulU-nynil sliirrlaflc. situlU. wm of Mrs. K.tlili lly:in. ftnhed iu mar-1 ■or.liiilly him G.... Coleman.'..Mra. lings Suit.F Frank Coleman's t.'olefnan's new Iasi week ill Urine Totiiai and Mi? •pent from Friday Mr. mill Mr Freeman Ford und , Mini It Stanley Sunday. Illg •IkhiI ria.-.- liui MILO. Ml-. AiidHou Spaulding is mueli Hope (’.rider School. i|»niv.-d in hcallli. fur lhe month ending Mr- Huntley nf I'laiuw. II visited 23.Report lull: Qi nun returning Sunday. . .1'umber days taught. 2D. Dr. ami Mi-. Sheffield of HmUu; lulal attendance. 310. . Average daily atlendvffice, 15brother John ami family Sunday. • unhj Aiimber boys enrolled, it. •1 Mr-. (!. I'ciiinniH jqient •>in<! nnd enjoy the day. Number girls enrolled, I'. •il (lie home of Sherman Total enrollment. 2i». Bedford. I i id.iy iiitihL - ! Zmiim rman in Jt>hn*l<>wn. Mr. nml Mi-, Will power* spenl' -hilili L.iimni't.- of th-dar Creek Sunday with Mr. Will Griffin andi‘lM,"l Sunday at John Goble's at •hi.- nioOlli are: Mabel D-ouard. wife ..f.ltmry. . ‘Milo. Mi— flazel Kimlwrllng of nowl-** Harold Ja.-k-mn will return hi* Bciutce Levitat'd. Clarence Pajm-. ing js spending, a day. nr two wtniihmii1' in New York uit W«-dnr«dnv. <Uyde Leonard. iJvrdrmi MrDcrMb* Mab.-I powers. 1 Mr. Nanni iutd Mr. Gould of Hitsl- nmlt, Ktlh’l Uxinard- and Crystal ntUnily «•■ with th- unrrowim: n-t. . __ t _______________ _:mg- w .-rr I hl- gue.-l s of W. L. I’ltorp Leonard. Our Ural grade have learn •i ilfly-|ive words since school began ternnpn with Ktlltr X(cililoslt mid are ready lo begin reading in ■tool. -> kited (he former's nephew, Burt .ind Ut.-ir new readers Munday. M.'lkuw-. lad weHc. * We hnvg Injcit having <et.iininqnl<- Grove lo’vii,«|. a ter on Mon­ tious the past week ami some gimd standing arc the result. Crysltil day Sunday sc nr.'and Mrs, Gorb m visited thi- Lionmd received W‘ in grammar M. • ‘Ing Siinday «v• former - uncle. Cliathta Gleason, of eMiminalion. eniug al All are cordially in- . Hazel Payne received the hr-'h-.'l R<>.«. Sitiiilnv. Mr Ghason is tn average tn .-pelliitg this inotitli, het failing Iteallh. si milling being 99. Sa(je-l!olbftmk Xlnrringr. Clarence Pnyne rcc.eived IW - in and Mi- .I-Sanii Slralhm nf Allegfeii Ou Thursdtfy afl'rnuon. Oct. f vi«ib’d si Ipni.T Flower's XV.-dnes- spelling exmniiintjon. ' Our .tchool will close next week al I o'clock. Mr. I rmik M. Sam- midi for vacation between the fall and Mir« Agnes (’.. Holbrook were iiiiifed: in marriage. Th*- rereiuony. was i '* 'i«i|mg nt Eilsewnnd at fhi.- winter terms. performed by lb •• -Manne.' Ung?-1 ■ Alice Johnson. Teacher. wtitinc. • by al the home of lhe bride, corner | Mrs. Coarher nnd Mrs. Stahl nf An? Jtaav/y ■•I Broadway and Slate siieets. on­ WEST VERMONTVILLE. Homer Downing and wife, Fred ly the itninediab* relntixes wenpreseul. Mes.*i>. Flank H. Holbrook; Mr amt M•*- Gnllr and M.«. Hoy Bullis mid wife of Nashville and and Edwui <J_.A Holbrv 'k, uf Mu<Ga«kii| of p-llnn dined with Mr Mrs. Claud Lewis of KalJmazo-. kegoo. wecV lite olt&tfal witness' -.1 “1 would vlronpl.v recommend called at M. E. Downing’.* .Monday. Un* Fit.s-l mounting. madam. .Mrs. Addie lltfgcr mid Mrs. Curl Mrs-llobert Carnahan served a de-| IL t* i-t'ilaial' th- ma-l !»••England of Woodland visited al Al. lightful wedding dinner after'thf; . coming ;uuf i.i-o the <*fi»ie>t lu wedding i>en ice. Th", bride wasi E. Downings, Wednesday. adjust rorreclly. X’"ti seme. Mr. Liltlctield who has been al dressed in Copenhagen blue amt a ly.m>tic‘ the phissutu yel Ihr Wes Williams' for some time re­ ,1'hilTon .waist over brocaded silk. louses nre tdway? held thinly Tho ring sended of lhe I’reshyt rturned to his howfe in Batlie Creek, iu -the right p<*iM«Mt. We inn church'was used: Mr. nnd Mr-. Saturday. Old Mr. Taylor is Very poarly >agt' left nn tin' six o'clock * train ill'' mi'-l >ali'fai'.l'4ry fiiig«t-. for Detroit. They will tnuk<- 'Ih.-tr. again. ■ ’xplero moimling, Ii tt^.rr lhe Joliu Gardner and family of Norlh btfeurity of spectacles with Castleton visited their pareilH, un inilnilety mete hccoiiiing lalion-hip and tvi.-li Uiem j">. and al nrunnUailon. Lewis Gardner and family. Sunday. happiness. ••ffwl." ' Mabie llugla of tteur Husliugs* t* •‘tvuii Saiiirrtut rtsiliug Mrs. Clove Slrow and fam­ Ojir invariable rule U U’ pro­ Pradthcly M.istcp, frrmp. ily. vide the lenses you require in George Frank and wife of Nadi-,• Folcy'a Honey and '^Far Com­ . Ute mount in? thnl most I"*I «n<n<llr liavln? vdle vmiteil their daughter, Mis. pound ruts (lie thick eltokinu mu­ Charlie Nousc. Thursday. cus. and clears away lite plilegni. Mrs. Lewis Lockhart O-iled «her Opens up tile air nas-aiu - ami litdlher nl Clurk»vil|e. last week. ‘•lop.- Ibe hOiir-e rough. The gti<t>ing, .strangling light for Ls been xlsilitig in Hie iK'itbOin»parl gives way tn dtliin lireaHiing f'eucefuj' »IM'Hafolil uf lhe slate returned Friday. .Mars. MirK wtib-t: “We giv agers af Weslln-oul.. CjihuJoy’s Honey mid Tile h>>titr Itccn mnn.M'il by lhe skill wf as Meh is. nut only u «>.hI swim- i mm-hly. —Arthur Muih dlaad byl a fancy dnor. [Adv. Fits-ll Eyeglasses AUCTION SALE Having rented my farm, I will hold an auction sale at the premises, 1 1-2 miles north of Nashville, on Friday, Nov. 6, 1914 Commencing at 1:00 o’clock sharp. The following list will be sold. . Horses Hogs Marc, wt 1400, with colt 4 weeks old, sired by Chas. Yank’s horse 13 good shoots Good two-year-old brood sow v Cows tirade Holstein cow, due Dec. 15 Grade Holstein cow, due Jan, 20‘ Cow, 10 yrs. old, coming in. Grade Holstein yearling with calf 3 Durham heifers, been bred Red cow,’5 yrs. old, wilh calf 2 two-year-old steers 4 good yearling steers Yearling Hereford bull, good one 2 heifer calves Sheep 12 good breeding ewes Good Shopshirc buck Miscellaneous About 8 tons of bay 100 shocks of good corn 20th Century 2rhorse cultivator Lansing wide tire wagon, pearly new Good single harness Eclipse hard coal stove 2-scated surrey, pole and shafts Dinner for all Coming from a Distance. Shelter for Horses In Casa of Storm TCRMQi *U sums under $5.00 cash. All sums ovir $5.00, I Lilina । jo mojiths tlma will he given on good endorsed bank­ able notes drawing interest at 6 per cent No goods to ba re­ moved from premises until settled for. GEO. AUSTIN, COL. HENRY RIDELMAN AUCTIONEER Prop. FRANK McDERBY CLERK �____________________ THE BlRTINCR BANNER, OCTOBER 28, 15H. "i I Barry County Voters, Read This i Republican Party of 18 --United, Harmonious, Progressive Invites Your Attention to Some Facts of Vital Interest For You to Consider War Tax in Peace Burden $19,366.94 To the present Democratic Administration be­ longs the honor of having invented the idea of a “WAR TAX”- in time of PROFOUND PEACE. Ow­ ing to the failure of their FREE TRADE POLICY .to produce revenue enough to run the government and to donate $28,000,000 to Columbia and Nica­ ragua, they now propose to put a “War Tax” of 2 cents a gallon on every gallon of gasoline. Not con­ tent with striking a death blow at Michigan’s great sugar industry by putting sugar on the free list, they would now impose a tax on the automobile in­ . dustry and make every person who uses- an auto, a gasoline engine or even a gasoline stove pay a “War ■ Tax.” Great is free Trade. ------- - . <-v—. When Chase S. Osborti was governor, he insist­ ed on the most rigid economy in all public expendi­ tures. By his vetos OSBORN SAVED THE VOT­ ERS $780,000. Ferris has not vetoed a single ap­ propriation item. » BARRY CO.’S INCREASED BURDEN TWO YEARS UNDER FERRIS.. $118,830.58 TWO YEARS UNDER OSBORN.. 99,463.04 State Republican Candidates GOVERNOR Chase S. OsbornSault Ste. Marie LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Luren D. DickinsonCharlotte " SECRETARY OF STATE Coleman C. VaughanSt. Johns STATE TREASURER John W. HaarerAnn Arbor AUDITOR GENERAL O. B.' FullerFord River ATTORNEY GENERAL Grant Fellows Hudson CONGRESSIONAL Edward L. HamiltonNiles LEGISLATIVE Elbert V. Smith Nashville CHARLES A. JVEIKSCIIT Candidate Rep. State Leg. CHASE S. OSBORN (4in<liili\te for Governor. KI>» AKI> L. IIAMll.TOX. ELBERT V. SMITH Cnnditlntc Rep. in Congress. Candidate for State Senate. Enthusiastic Welcome Everywhere “Before an audience that filled every inch of seating and standing room and which extended outside the doors into the street and on the sidewalk, Chase S. Os­ born, former governor and present Republican candidate made a most eloquent ap­ peal in behalf of Republican politics and Republican nominees. It was the most en­ thusiastic audience that has greeted a political speaker in 20 years.” The foregoing paragraph was taken from the Muskegon Daily Times with ref­ erence to Mr. Osbornes recent visit to the city, and that meeting in Muskegon is typical of the greetings that are being given Ex-Governor Osborn in other cities and counties • Not since the campaign of 1896 have the Republicans of Michigan shown such determination in behalf of their party and their candidates as is being evidenced this fall. Republican county and district committees throughout the state are affecting better organizations and are planning to do their work more thoroughly than since the national crisis of eighteen years ago. FERRIS COST MORE THAN OSBORN, $19,366.94 Ferris cost each property owner $1.39 more on every $1,000 than did Osborn. Voters, which will you support, Osborn the Economist or Ferris? County Republican Candidates REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE Charles A. Weissert................................... Hastings SHERIFF Cornelius ManniHastings COUNTY CLERK Roy Andrus•................................................ Hastings COUNTY TREASURER Alfred M. NevinsOrangeville REGISTER OF DEEDS Earl B. Townsend . ...I■............................ Nashville PROSECUTING ATTORNEY John M. GouldHastings DRAIN COMMISSIONER David S. England Woodland CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERS James M. SmithHastings Milton F. Jordan ..................................... Middleville CORONERS Frank G. Sheffield Hastings Maurice Cross ................................................ Delton SURVEYOR Valter HeathPrairieville JOHN SI. GOULD Candidate for Pros. Ally. Republicans Favor Economy Barry county tax payers are interested in the outcome of election this fall as they have not been interested in many years. All of them have felt the burden of recent unusual state taxes but it may not "lie known to many of them that the appropriations approved by Governor Ferris . brought to Barry. county an increased tax of $19,366.94. This is only a part of the loss to our county due to Democratic mismanagement and a near free trade tariff. The Republicans of this county were divided two years ago and their division, of course, assisted in bringing the trouble for our state and nation. But they are united now and their votes for Gover­ nor Osborn and for our candidate for congress and the county candidates will indicate their protests against burdensome state taxes and against all the losses they have been compelled to endure through Democratic direction and mismanagement. SOME POLITICAL HISTORY TO CONSIDER ■What political party controlled the , government from the time of the Civil Waidown to 1913 with the exception of four years? The Republican Party. , .What was the condition of this coun­ ty when they took control?. The great Civil War was on. • What was the condition of this coun­ try when the Republicans turned the gov­ ernment over to the Democrats two years ago? Conditions were never better Plenty of worki Factories running full time. Farms all over the country were changing hands frequently at good prices. Every­ thing indicated prosperity. What did th* Democratic President do as soon as inaugurated? Called Congress together, which has been in.session ever since spending the peo­ ple’s money. . What else did they do? They passed the Underwood' Bill* which did the farmers and everybody else/ except the foreign importer and the trusts. . How did it do the farmer? By taking the tariff off his products and throwing- open his home markets to the world. ” What was the tariff on some of the farm products, and how much of it was re­ moved by the Democrats? Wheat—Republican tariff 25 cents. Wheat—Democratic tariff, none. Under the Republican tariff eVery bushel of wheat that was shipped into the United States paid 25 cents toward the running expenses of our government. Under the Democratic free trade bill every bushel of wheat comes in free, nothing-is paid by the importer and the 25 cents goes into the pockets of foreigners and wheat speculators. Potatoes—Republican Tariff, 25 cents. . Potatoes—Democratic Tariff, none. How many bushels of potatoes were shipped into the United States from Oct 1912 for 9 months, under the Republican Tariff law. 308,960 Bushels. How many bushels of potatoes were shipped into the United States for the first 9 months under the Democratic free trade bill? 1,652,658 bushels. How much did our government lose on these potatoes under the Democratic law? $413,164.50. What was the tariff on oats before the Democrats passed the Underwood Bill? Answter—15 epnts per bushel. 1,971,430 bushels of foreign oats’ were shipped into the U. S. to take the place of our farmers’oats in 9 months after the Democrats passed their free trade bill. Your' Vote for the above candidates means a step for Republican Prosperity and protection to home industries and-yourself. �|THE HASTINGS BANNER OCTOMR 29,1914-20 PAtfS Five Big Features of Vast Importance to You Investigate vs and You Will Find We Qualify for lour Complete Confidence PART THREE—PAKS 17 TO 20. PORTLAND EDITOR DESCRIBES 0. US. R! JOURNEY FROM KALAMAZOO TO WOODBURY WAS A GREAT TREAT. HUMORIST TELLS WHT IT'S BEST PATINO ROAD IN MICH. After Hiding on Nerve-Wracking P. M., No Wonder Hi Finds Bur- i Hiding over lhe C. K. A S. line' U 1*0 familiar lo Barry county folkn that they see nothing unusual in1 such a journey, usually not made; xst. Strength—financial strength. and accommodating bank, promising courteous treatment/arid far speed, but to or from some of the cozy little towns or tiie pleas-1 careful attention to all business ’entrusted to our care. and. The care wilh which the bank is managed. ant lake resorts. Tho trip, liow•■ver. was a novelty for the editor' '>rrcii. 3d. The courtesy and spirit of accommodation displayed Wc arc here especially to aid those who arc seeking to of the. Portland Review, who h well I The Detroit A • Northern MicIhknown for bis humorous way of cun Buildimr A Lo-.m Association by the officers and employees. • accumulate something for the inevitable “rainy day" or the describing things anywhere nnd ov- kn-gan business twenty-five yean* time when opportunity shall .come with its chance to make crywhcre. . ago. 4th. The banking experience of the officers. . Undoubtedly accustomed lo tile ( The history of the above lU'-na biuiness futurc for you. Ihrillinir experience of sitting in| association ,u-m < ainio-l ltk>* , 5th- The ability of the bank to properly and promptly lhe P. M. trains with the expectan- li,‘ handle all your business. ey of being wafted into kingdomj‘'rali<m of certain idea* which had WE PAY 3 PER CENT cornu at any second with no one tobrtfinmnj- m ih,> mind of writo the accident tip for the-<•<!*’• •Jmichvti. way back in On all savings deposit*, which is 50 per eent better than a itorless “Review," the Ionia county; •h’’ s ul‘ 1,1 He* pn-*cnt Dnu-. a ^1111101181. hailing from a live, red- l“'riod of lwe*ity-live years, this government bond will pay you,, and your security is just as it base ball town, indeed found' ‘"inpany Ims grown to enormous I'o those wishing desirable banking relations, we offer ample, for your deposit is backed by the $700,000 resources of the secure, ambling pare of the C. ■ ''JP' J"1, ,z7* K. A S. trains a trifle tame for his •“•pil:’l of Ftil.ftkU>(M.ft> and this bank. our sendees as. an old established, permanent, conservative highly specialized taste for speed. i',f something like two and llir»-« uj. a,., fourths'million dollars. The rum- . ■k i, « ITS! h 5 b “ur!tmn> ha« not yet rearhe,! Hu- muii'.i.i ' • 11,11 • . |inil. It i* -till growing and doing Portland pouplo are always inter-|n splendid work in lhe line of Immo M*'d in the news of the h. A >. building llirmiulinut certain loralThis was the road that was origin-; tn Micliiirau ally surveyed through Portland to .... ... ii.,.„.|1,.l| rPf0rr,.,i >n SI. Johinr and Saginaw, hut when it;. . . ® rounlrv direct came to cOnXtructing the line tilings ‘Wl rO‘.,n',2. .''I'*’.1 were quite dim-rent. Thu laying;I nf rails ended nt Wopdhury. t J *1‘,V'',/( miles from Portland, as the crow.11J; L *. 1 From thi<- de»ire nml Hie*, and wlnl- the people of Hus — ''' .•xtfemily originali-d llm plan village sometimes dream the road , '. x,ri 1,1 whirli. ott’January llm 22nd. IKKy, is coming some day no move lias caused tiie organization of tho De<*ver been made in this direclion. 'Irojl A Nortlicrn Michigan Brtil.lTho editor oPffhe Review vvns- a ing A Loan Association nt Hanc<M-k.. passenger on this line a few days the MwmI buililing nnd ago on the trip from Kalamazoo to ,Michigan, loan aisoriajion in Michigan: Woodbury. In February. BHi. a Detroit Between Kalamazoo and Hasting* ,! ,branch ofijee was o|M*ne<i and F.ithere are innumerable lakes and;!win II. Tyrridl is the manager.-Mr. the. road skirts these passing., A (.ommimlrnUon. I principles are antagonistic lo the through a country which is very1 Tyrn-ll h well and favorably lte<»ple. not principles of .Ute invisible govern­ rolling. Thi? ,<L K. A S. is the road i: Editors of BANNER: Uiroiigliout in Detroit. Permit me to make a few com­ ment and (heir tools. They con mi that was originally, surveyed alone Michigan. For ~ ....... ........... .------ments on the article which appear­ more harmonize or amalgamate through Portland to St. Johns and lie was stal<field maij ami orgnnthan nil nnd water. We do not ex ­ ed in last weelCs Hasting* JirmiaiSaginaw, but the builders'pul up! :•'—?• ”the r.r, Gleaners. L-; Hr is n their toohvwhan they reached! J o f r ‘ *•;, pect John W. Blodgett and his like headed “IIV He I repudiate? IHerald I , I <1 I l| IU U * | 111 <11 I — ■ , ~~ • “ ‘ ability ami a Chase Osborn. “The first paraprogreraive party neith- Woodbury, ox junction on the Pore Iman niun of " exceptional 1X1 graph of the orticlejreads as fol-[er do we want them in it. We want MarqueUe.' and”thc hopes of p’u'rt-ili^JM* wrker. lows: J true harmquy and nut a sham.- All land people were rudely dashed to. lhe present purpose ot the A— who belie ve in the genuine rule of earth. The road has • i^al look- mh-jMioii'w tin- promotion of home • John W. Blodgell ‘6f UrSfid Rap­ tha people, who slih'eroly want Uf ing Htlle depot a little east of the owfiCTtmp. n,a., ,l ids for 12 years republican nation­ bring the government in all its de­ huslness center of the city, on ihe:»ible for p.Hipie of srnalrmeans tn al committeeman from Michigan, partments closer to the people, are main street. The distance between ohtam a home long hef.vre l i.y 100 Acres best kind of soil and lays level more than 85 acres under cul­ has repudiated Chase S. Osborn's welcome. Those who 'believe in K.-dninazon and Woodhbry is a ||l-1 would be aide to do ?(I. were limy tivation, balance is timber and pasture, this farm is well fenced and well candidacy for governor by refusing ruling by money, trickery nnd lo coslribute lo the campaign fund fraud we do not want and do not tie more than 40 miles and two; I'nd compelled to rave the fnod«. train crews do ail the work, one AL lhe present tjme the compain* • watered and in a high state of cultivation. There is a good seven room of tiie republican state central expect. handling lli«- passenger traffic and'is paying a rt per rent interest ratcpinmitlec. He will vote for lhe house, large basement, barn, granary, double com crib, hog house, hen house, Dated Hastings. Mich., Oct. 17th, the oilier the freight*business. Th-' to its memliem. it is a purely democratic nominee, Gov. Wood­ HHi.' employes of the company art* very • co-operative institution and is not bridge N. Ferris." and wood house. This farm is four miles from Hastings on a good road Chas. II. Bauer. i-uurlrous and il is no lincilinmon a privalc money making concern, In order to understand and fully thing for the passenger train toilt's securities are practically all in and in a fine location. Price $8500, teims, $3500 down. appreciate lhe article, which I wish slop a block or so after it has left first mortgages upon real estate, Grange Program. every voter in the state of Michi­ Program for Glass Creek Grange. tiie depot,io take on some pulling. Anyone who wishes to Invest mongan would carefully read, il is nec­ 130 Acres, rich clay loam soil and all gently rolling, 100 acres under cultipnnting passenger. The two en- ey when* they‘know il will be peressary to inqptrn who thia^John W. October 31, 1014: gines which the company own re-;feetly safe find where il will earn vatiofi-and 20 acres beech and maple timber worth better than $2,000. The Opening, song Melodies Blodgett u, rfnd what doe* be-rep- —Grange ------ -----------one of the horse he sees haul-1 money better lhan a five per cent resent? lle/is repuled to be a Tho The business busmen meeting will be tak tak-­ mind ing the wagon of a rag bwer and rale of interest, will be helping a farm is well watered, and the fences are good, the buildings consist of an _______ multi-millionaire. Probably no man' en up l a,, ‘* a/,er_______________ tho coaches correspond. Never-;good catue along by pulling their in Michigan has profiled more by will lie spent in Holluwe'eu games. Lheless the road is up-to-date in J money into the Detroit & Northern • excellent 8 room brick house with furnace heat, bath and toilet. The barn is legislation, passed in the interest of The SiMnrt are requested to bring soino respects, for wc notice th-1 Michigan Buildftur & Gian Associa40x60 full basement with private water system, having water in each stall, the rich than lie. Probably no tnaH popeorn and the Brothers, apple*. iBual sign? "Rules as to Conduct of lion. Dt'|Misi(s are taken from 50 in Michigan has had a greater in Every" one cordially invtied. Passengers'' and “No Spitting.” The J cents upwnnl. another bam 20x40, also ice house, wood house and hen house. This farm is Anna Gorham, I-ect. fluence in nominations and elec­ paracn'ger crew leave Kalamazoo| Mr. Tyrrell, whose ofilr- is in No. tion of legislators i>oth in the stale right after breakfast, makes lly>|ll35 Dim» Bank Bldg. Detroit, in a fine location, five miles from R. R. station. Price $10,000, terms A down. BANNER WA1W ADV8. PAY. and natioh than he. As is stated in run l<» Woodbury and gel hark r'| Michigan, will be pleased to comtha article, be has always paid lib­ Kalamazoo for dinner. After tlipy{municab* with anyone interested in 155 Acres gravelly loam soil and all gently rolling, 100 acres under culti­ erally towards lhe campaign ex­ have rested, the engine gives a (|IF worfc (j)e Association or its penses of (ho republican party, and snort or two and starts for Wood- raving drpaHtnent. vation and 55 acres of scattering timber and fine pasture, there is a good six he is reputed lo have assisted mabury again, returning lo Kalnmq-1 /-----------------------Inrially with -in's means in* paying room house, large barn, hog house, tool shed, wagon shed, com crib,/buggy K “ .' u ;S"r '£i U ;» c ." ’ p TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL RALLY tho election expenses of candidates for lhe United States senate, tnem-. shed, shop and granary. This farm rs in a nice location on a main road, 4J own homes. it is probably tinOF BARRY CO. C. E. UNION bers of congress and of the stalo only road in the state where train miles from Hastings. The price is $6500, tepns about A down. ’ legislature. It is also understood employes ent every meal and go tr< । that his influence has been potent sleep every nighl nt home. The Will Ur Held in This City Friday , 1 in securing the appointment of coaches are dirty, and there is a und Saturday Nov ember filh । judges of the United States courts worn-nnt air about lhe wtiolc nnd Ute election of the judges of and "(Ii.. equipment, hut tho passenger un­ I our state courts. If I had been ask­ derstand Ulis when informed {hat .The twenty fourth'annual rally ed to name a map in Western this is the. best paying road in rhe, I Michigan, who from his reputation, stalo. Il seems to be a fact that 1 - , ,, . , ... , might be.said to he a representative tho C. K. & s. pays larger dividends <'«•«» will bo held in the Wesleyan of “The Invisible Government" I on the capital invested than does Methodt.-d■ rliuivli ■----- ■- of this, city «• should have immediately 'Uioitghl any other road in Michigan, und'. of John W. Blodgett of Grand Rap­ while the present business ran lie! . ids. Does any onr suppose, for one handled so .... spomically Portland|l‘r,»t.nim. instant, that John W\ Blodgett con­ Friday Evening people need feel no concern aboui1 iuuband. Mr. B.vhnian will remain a Boyes on October 6. SOUTH RUTLAND. tributed of his means to these pol­ having to dodge trains on this road.1 7.;in Sni,„ .... .... ..... ... pleasant meeting. Subject, "Peace." Our itical expenses, through pure nliilI dial Week's Utter. for it wiirbo a tong time befiire it Van Houten. for Mr. Montgomery,, who la in poor evangelistic soperintmdrnt had a fine re ­ Winnie Melravy from Hosting* spent anthropy-or in Ute interest of the comes tn this village. I Jtevntions—Rev. M. Bailder. ' health at present. port of 18 meetings for children and Sunday with Katie Bigg*. "dear people?' It is much ntofe — — -------------। Address — Mr. A. I.a Vern<9 adults. Our meeting is adjourned for ! Mr. and Mrs. I.uther Ixtehr, in com­ Thera ia no need to suffer the Mm. W. I). Bum. from Cleveland, Ohio, reasonable to think that those con­ GRANGE HALL CORNERS. spnifoixl. Michigan Field Rwrriary. pany with Mr. ami Mr*. C. Andrus the winter. annoying, excruciating pain of tributions were made, in order that Gut Week ’ s G'Uer. neuralgia; Sloan'a Liniment laid from Hasting*, made an auto trip to flgtuniay A. M. Our W. C. T. U. has an engagement he might control certain legislation Walter Montgniiirry. on gently will soothe the aching While dining potatoes. Saturdm. | for the visiting nurse who i< coming to which foe miglit be interested in, jir May Montgmuery Bochuinn spent hut- luinsing urn! visited friends. head like magic. Don't delay. Charlie Davit found <>n^ which weighed, loaio Appointment of Gmimdli The Sliulta W. C. T. U. met with Mrs. thh county In November. Dates will be that he might have a friend in tirttay and Sunday with her parents and announced later. Mt. WJU.mfc -1- j-... .............. ... , court. Il seems that tho Archibald ly moved here from the South, will tend{ correMxmdcnce and investigation it by pun-el post, to his h'ome'plare there,, • "n-. .. . plir,.,. .. BALTIMORE CENTER. must Mill be fresh in 4he minds nf to *how the Soutliern people what Mich-. w-.it,,.. iiaaiino Last Week’s Utter. all. It was to do away with this ton-. Born. Monde}- morning, October 19, “Invisible government” that tiie -Rev. A. Bostwick, Woodland. to Fred Ford and wife, a fine little progressive party was organized. iiu-d apple. K r Tin* G. E. iis a Soul Saving daughter. Congratulations. . So long as multi-millionaires ore David Conklin visited hi* slater. Han­ Force—Rev. I-'. Moxon. Fre<|Wilt. ' Mrs. John Benedict, of Cedar Creek, permitted lo control all depart­ nah Stamm, and family, Sunday. visited her sitter, MH. N. C. Edmonds, ments of the. government in their d Tho C. E, as a Missionary Victor Doud and wife, of Katamnxoo, Forcer-Miss Grace Gould. interests, hy tools purchased with •». W. Hobbs Ends Stomach Suffering .Stomach Remedy convinces sufferers Sunday. were caller* at Frctl Bristol'*, Sunday. Mrs. Wesley Edmonds and children their wealth there can be no gov­ ll aNl Discussions of C. E. Lilera-’» — -­ of Ita merit. Many hava found only Quickly With Ma»r Wond visited her people, Mr. and Mr*. Charles ernment of tho people, by the peo­ Mra. Alma McCarty visited her daugh­ iur«*.\ , « • erful Rctncly. Huffman, in Johnstown, Saturday. A. IjtVpith’ ter. Mrs. Claud tester, at Dowling. Sat­ ple. and Tor tho people, but we will Charles Eaton of near Quimby pur­ have «a monied oligarchy. Up’ urday night and Sunday. Spalf.rrdzchased a fine thret-ycar-old Perchcron n. t. . «>uuua U, BOW. -- ---Bert Bowoer. wife and little son, Ber­ 11:15 Clnuing. . . worst possible form of government. Mayr'a Wonderful Stomach Rem­ colt of Charles Gillespie, Monday. Street, Jackson. Mtch., after some fif­ nard. accompanied by Percy Reukr* nnd If lhe people would control the SuMirday P. M. teen years of nufferlng from derange­ edy clean tho dlreatlvo tract of muc­ Grandma French, of Battle Creek, is family, of Dowling, visited He*hnan manta of the atomach and dlgeitlvs oid Accretions and removes poisonous visiting her daughter, Mrs. N. C. Ed-, government in. their own interests, 1: 30 Song Servin' and Devotions— Moore and family, at Battle Creek, Sat­ they must pay theft own election tract, took Mayra Wonderful Stom­ matter**-It brings swift relief to cof­ moods and other relatives here. Rev. Adams. K urday and Sunday ach Remedy. He got the surprise of ferers from stomach, liver and bowel 2: 00 Miscellaneous Business. The G A. S. meets Thursday. .Octo­ expenses, and not suffer their offlWiU Phillip* lias moved his family to troubles and many declare It has sav­ hts life—and swift relief. 2:30 Symposium "The Pledge." A ereili° b° eoolro,lwl by special intthe Dang home, north of Dowling. Mr. Hobbs baa told hia own story <ed them from dangeroiMi operatlona. ber 29. with Mr. and Mrs. Garber. , •a) Individual Benefits of Pledge Floyd Russell hi5 h*«4i hanging paper In a letter, pan of which la given Many are sure It has aaved their Uvea. good attendance is desired T roncede that Chara 8. Osborn Bert Dal}' has rented.a,farm In Manic Keeping—Mrs. Hart SlaBun. for Grille Bristol. here: Grave and is moving on the same. We has bofia erratic and that be de­ b' Difficulties in Keeping the “After taking three doses of your ; Mt*. EUm 8hefltod goes to Mn. R«yserves no better treatment (ban ha stomach remedy I am tn perfect connolds*, near Bedford, Maadar, and t<j- Pledge and How Io Overeome Theni is reeling Tor trying lo harmonire . Cher they will gn to BattW Creak Tum- —Mrs. Owen Stridden. imby, returned home the standpatters and progressives. c The Phase of lhe Pledge Most r lo attend the W. C. T. V. conven­ TRIAL BOTTLE Hia eandidaev will surely be helped Helpful in Christian Livin»-Rev. tion. .. doas not dlatram mo. rather than harmed by the opposi­ Fred Van Sickla and family attaoded Maurice Gngsby. Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc. and family. tion ef Mr. Blodgett. Ho claims to 3:00 Vigjona and the funeral of Mrs Walter MeManni*. । ----------------- -Service—Mr. A. DspS-1. For sale in Hastings by all drug­ Charles Hook has just finished paint­ he a progressive, and he certainly at Whitely count/, Indiana, at MapleiLaVerne Spafford. Tho first jJom ot Mayr*a Wondorful gists,—Adv. ing hit house, which looks very nice. Grove, Sunday. | 3:45 Adjournment. ought- to know that progressive Hastings City Bank THE BANK THAT DOES THINGS FOR YOU HASTINGS, MICHIGAN There Never Was a Better Time to Buy a Farm and We Have Never Had for Sala Three Better Farms Than We Now Offer Neuralgia JACISON Nil EATS 1SQUARE MEAL AFTER HU 15 IMS SLOANS LINIMENT �THE HASTINGS BANNER, OCTOBER 2Rdt>lL Things Doing In County Talking About Cigars AUCTION SALE We Wish to Say— and stand by our statement—that for MELLOW, RIPE FLAV­ ORED, PALATE TICKLING, ALL-ROUND smokers you can’t beat the cigars we carry. This is true not alone because of the select brands we handle, but when a cigar has any virtue it becomes BETTER BECAUSE WE KEEP IT UNDER PER­ FECT CONDITIONS. Even a first class cigar poorly kept be­ comes a third or fourth rate smoke. Keeping tobacco and cigars is a science by itself, requires a know­ ledge of what tobacco is, how it shoyld be handled, etc. Our ~ method is the scientific way. The next time you come to Hastings we want to sec you at "The Club.” If you live in Hastings, visit “The Club” when you come down town. THE CLUB” CIGAR STORE Phone 106 “Th« Place to Meet Your Friends" Joffersan St E. J. HUFFMAN J. F. HOONAN Food that drives hunger away Juicy Steaks, Chicken, Chops, Roasts. Oh, My! There was never anything finer to eat than “The Club Lunch” foods. Drop in and get your dinner. The “Club” Lunch C. D. Barnaby . I Constitution of this State, to be • known as Section Ten. relative to I the incorporation, regulation and । supervision of fraternal beneflriary societies, with tho power to Issue ■ death benefit certificates. shall be • submitted to lhe qualHted electirs I of your county on Tuesday. •No­ tt vamber third, nineteen hundred ; and fourteen. >■ You are hereby further notified ; that at said general election the following county officers are to be delected: Sheriff, county clerk. [ register of deeds, .treasurer, prose• culing attorney, two circuit court ‘ commissioners, drain commissioner,' , two coroners and surveyor. Albert N. Williams. [ Sheriff of Barry County, Michigan. ' Hastings, Mich, Oct. 8 ,1914. CHANCERY ORDER. State of Michigan, tn the Circuit Court for the County of Barry, In ■ Chancery. I MARTIN E. GALVIN’. > Complainant,. ! GBARLE8 E. ROI^ND, > UiWARD L. SHULL. I ELECTA A. SHULL RIC.HAHD KoWAljvKl. , DAVID H. REF.DER. STEPHEN B. TODD. liaviitK been instituted at law to Defendants. recover the debt now remaining Suit pending in the said Circuit secured by said mortgage, or any Court for lhe County of Barry, in part thereof, whereby the power of .Chancery, on the 9th day of October, Michigan State lAnd Ofltec. tonsing, Oct. I. iPlI. sale -vimlained in Mid mortgage A. D. 1911. In this suit it appearing lias become Notice is Hereby Given, That ------------.operative. ...--------i fr<tni ||(, uflidavit (1f Ralph L. AI<N tho land described in Ute followiug Now. therefore notice is hereby I rich, nn file that the defendnnts. list, recently deeded to lhe stale given, that by---- virtue of the said (Charles E. Roland. Richard Kowalby the Auditor General under the IM.wer of sale, and in pursuance nf!>ki and David H. Reeder, are not provisions of Section 1Z7, Act 2V3 the statute in such case made and I residents of the State of Michigan, of the Public Acta uf 1893 and act* provided- thesaid mortgage will hut are re«idmils nf the State of amendatory (hereto, having been be foreclosed by n sale ofth* I Illinois, and that the defendants withdrawn from Homestead miry premises therein described. all Electa A. Shull and Edward L. by th- Auditor General and Com­ public auction, to the highest bid- Shull, are not residents of the State missioner of the Stale torn! Office dcr. at the east door of the Court of Michigan, but residents of the und* r Hi* authority conferral up­ house in lhe city of Hastings, In Stat* of Indiana. On motion nf on them by Act tit. Public Acts «>f said county of Barry, on the 2Rlh Ralph L. Aldrich, solicitor for said IWI, examined ami appraised, will day nf December A. D. 1911. al ten complainant, it is ordered that the t*o piaped, in market by offering ociock in the forenoon ofthat appearance of the vaid m.n-rcsithe santo for sale at a Public Auc­ \lay; which said premises are de- dents. Edward L Shull. Electa A. tion to |>e held al the Stat* torn! scnlted in said mortgage as fol- Shull. Charles E. Roland. Richard Ufflci* in the Cily of toiuiliu 011 lows, to wa* wit :-Lommenclng alatasix- Kowalski nnd David H. Reeder be .-h*I of ln« Knrth-oa.t entered within four months »front ___ _ TMtrsday the 12th day of Novein-1 li'i.n tern reel feet u west tha North-east bar, A. D. 1914 at ten ociock in the corner of lot Seven. Block Five, lhe date of this order, and tn case of forenoon nt winch time it will b« -! thence running west Twenty-two their appearance that they cans? come subject to nureliase in theif^t, thence South eight rods, Iheir answers Ao the Rill of Com­ manner piescnbed ire lav.-. (hence ea*t Twenty-two feet, plaint lo be filed, and a copy there­ !>ed hsued upon the sale of this j thence north eight rods to the of to be served on the complain­ land will contain rlairee reserv- place of beginulog. situate in the ant's solicitor within twenty days tng to the State ol Michigan all Village of Freeport, County of Bar­ after service on them of a copy of right* in any minerals, coal, oil and ry and State uf Michigan, said bill, and a notice of this order, gns as required by Section eight of . . . . Dated (his 13rd day* of Seplem- and in default lherenf. said bill will Act 2W. Public Acts of IWJ and | tie taken as confessed by said non­ ber A. D. 1911. acts amendatory thereof. resident defendants: and it is furth­ Augustus C. Carton. | Farmers and Merchants Bank. f L Mortgagee. er ordered that within twenty days . Comnn**iuncr. Lf • • after Lhe dale of this order the .Village nf Kasin III*. i lliotnav Johnson. complainant cause a notice of this L W. PhillipN. Addition. Attorney for Mortgagee. order to be published in The Has­ East 7 fuel of Block No. 2. Lake Odessa, tings Banner, a newspaper printed. tonsing, Michigan. Oct. i, uiviES 19(1. [, liii'iiicM Address. ' ■ publGhed and circulated in said NOTICE 48 HEREBY ’Flint the following described part' .rs. . i . ,ji County of Barry, nnd that said pub­ lication be continued therein al .ri'ai'l primary school lands, situat-i sheriff's Notice of Hr. iion least once every week, for six weeks --I in Barry county, forfeited/for r ,7 im-l.yin.-ol ..r lnl. rr.l. wifi u- T‘.'b', 9u,llll’d M«*»» »' *>“"7 in succession, or that he cause a copv of this order (0 be served on offered for sale at public auction I '/’‘“‘y- ... .. . nt this office on the 12th day of ..1 ul>Ui,Mi •" «H»licc from earn of the said non-resident de­ November. A. 1>. lull, nl len. Jn.-k' ?Me.- .fuu ,r* fendants nt least twenty days be­ «. n>. uni.,, ,-revloutly n-m-u>e<IL,lTr1*l 1 V*1 , "v -j’1 A ■ T?" fore the time prescribed for their .oeurdlmr t>- lew. er. eleclinn to be held hi Ulbi .Ule appearance. CLEMENT SMITH, Aunu.lu. C Cnrton 1011 I U» tlurd dSy ut Ao-. ,V &mJm,,om.-r. : '"n,fl'rr1,1 '■ *hg lollowin, onleor, Circuit Judge. Dated, Oc t. (Mil. I9IL I.--., in. Town 3 XorU>, llnuie io' Ir!™1™?",1 Ownior. RALPH L. ALDRICH, Solicitor for Complainant. Wcj j terrelary of Slate, State Treasure^ Auditor General und Attorney tien­ Buaineos address, sou Moffat -—-••nil; llepre.vntative in tongress Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Morigagn . . 1 fur the Fourth Congressional Dis-‘ Mnrlgaun Sale. Wh-reas, default ha« been made IneL vuinprisiug^the counties of School Report. In th* payment t>! th* money se- Allegun, 4 1 “ “ * ~~ Barry. Bcrnen.Cass. St. Report fur Yeckley school. Disk cureij by a mortgage dale*l Lhe Joseph and Van Buren; Senator for Nn. 9 for month ending Oct. |0. No. of .lays taught, *.*0. Senatorial District. Ninth day of August m the year A. tin* l(if(<!enlh ■, . Total uttendance, 317. I>. m L> Frmik W. Snielker end “untie, ot Barry, Ave. daily attendance, 15.86. Bub- l„ Smelker. In, ml. ut Un-! E*lo"; nebrewnl.live No. boys enrolled. 12. .d .Indie Udeem. lonl. '»r •*■» ■v Na airls enrolled, 5. Total enrollment. 17. Coonly, Bn-hlwr. tv 1-nnn-r, end you are hereby rurUu-r vol .tied Peroentage of attendance.'413.2-’-. Men hatu?. Bank uf Lake Odessa ' that un amendment to Section to of Tlm«c neither absent nor t.w«iy 1'iula County, Michigan, which said' ArUcle X uf the Constitution uf Ibis sroro: (Henii Coleman. Harold Robneulg.Ui.- v is recorded in the of- State, relative to th« issue of bonds erlw. Ellen Otis. Charles Berk. Mary lb-.- of tho register of deeds of Hie 'for the construction and perma- Waters. Ruby llubloird and Unity t-ouiily nf Barry in liber N<*. 71. of(nent improvement of the public lluwkiris. inorlg ixes. on pages No. 181 and I wagon loads; an amendineut to ArThe visltnn- fnr tide year are: Mr. Ni>. IK*, on the (2th day of Aug- li ' VIII, ol " '' E'lgvc. Qrola Hubbard, lilady* Hubficle the Constitution of „„— 19u9, nl d?bl this Stale lo atajid as Section Fif­ l*.ini. Chua Mntz. Gladys Roberts. ucknji a. ni. And tftarctM, tlv.- teen relative to the issue «d El het .Mat hew«. Louis OUs and Bun mu'...... clsiineii to b* due on snitl k>nds for the construction of l.aiibtnigb. We nr* always glnfi U> morlcug** al the dale of thin no­ drains.and the development mid sen V riitors. lle* !■ lb* sum of Riiteen Hundr tl improvement of agricultural land? Th* boy< lukse coitdrurled n «nd Fifty und 75-h*' 9100.76} Dollars within lhe county; an amendment li-iu-e which Mein* |o be a wtirw uf principal amt interest, and the tu Section One of Article III of the of UeUght as a tdayhousti fur all. further sum of Ihirty Constitution of this Stale, relative We are planning 16 lune, a Hal­ Jars M an atlurnvy fee stipu- lo the right of students while msit- lowe'en party the llurtieth. n1 for in >aid mortgage und teiidaore at any institution of Th* Geography claSscare ch is lh« whole amount luandnii. members of the fegisia। studying faces of people and Hie to lx unpaid un old mo jure while iu' attendance at any’ four!h grade IT dwelling «n (belt' »c;»iou of the legislature, or com­ tuulliplicuih'ii table*. mercial travelers, to vote; also an Grace Will. amendment to Article XII ef thei Teacher. Jefferson St. Legal JMPtrttttftt Hastings, Mich. Two si rang speakers will 1>« prssent al t|ie second Leaders ’ Training Conference for workers wilh buys io b« held st the headquarters of ihe .Barry County Committee of. the V. Nfc. a. next Friday evening, (let. 23. beginning al 0:00 o'clock. To close up the estate of ths late George 1 Kunz wo win have oa euctfea selo at tho Prof. Walter H French, teacher of pedagogy ut the Agricultural CoU lege.' will’ discuss "How to Teach stralslrt north of Mipla Grove Confer, on eectlon 3, Meple treve towneWft n th» Bible*' and also "Tin* Social and Mental Natures of the Boy.” State Secretary C. L. Rowe of the County Work department, will give un addi’sk enUtlod ‘ The Cosl'of'Leader­ ship." Another suhjecl of inter­ est which promises to bo of esdocial Comnienclns at 10 o'clock a. in, we offer the following ducribed property interest will be that one etdiUed, ■•Why ,Boys Attach Themselves to Home and Not io Others." U Full Blood I HOR8E8. Concerning t hrse conferences. 20 Full Blood 1 Black Prrrheron Gelding, 8 yrs. old, good one, President J. C. Ketcham of the Bar­ HA’ AVI. 1330. ry County Bunday School AssociaGru> Pcrvhcron Gelding, 7 yean* old, good one, 1SOT bundles corn stalks lion has written Hie following let­ Wl. about 1600. • ter to several workers with boys 500 bushels oats Black Percbeenu suckling colt, 8 moutiift old. ibroughoul the county: . Quantity Potatoes Black Marr Colt. Prrcheron bred, 7 months old, "What shall it profit Bkrry Co. owned by II. Rodcbangh. FARM TOOLS, if il gain the whole world and lose The fololwtr CATTLE. its own boys?" Red Cow, 9 yra. old, new milch.*. tion, many prac How many boys from 12 tu 18 White Cmv, 13 yrs. old, due In March or AprlL Deering binder. yean are enrolled in your Sunday While Cow, 9 yrs. old. due in March or April. School? . Itoea Cow, 3 yrs. old, due lu December. delivery rake. Red Cow, 3 yrs. old. duo In December. How many of tills age are out­ Red Cow. 3 yrs old, bred recently. side of any Bunday School in jrur Brindle Cow. 3 yrs. old. bird for fall. ol Axle Cultivator. community? Roan Cow, 3 yrs. old, recently bred. Why areh’t they interested? Spotted heifer, 3 yra old. tooth dragHow can we interest them? Roan heifer, one one-half yra. old. Walkina Syracuse plow 7 toolh gulUi And can we KEEP them interest­ 2 Yearling heifers. Stone foat * Wagon ed? 9 spring calves, 7 heifers uial 2 bulls. UwoUn. u Did you know that 75 per cent of All these Cattle are Grade Durhams. SK hmS sraui all boys over 13 years of age in SHEEP. Half Mml aaH the Protestant Sunday Schools of 18 Breeding Ewes, Grade Shrops. Hog Holder lhe United States are lost to lhe 3 horac fegua&r 11 Spring I .mnbs Church and never make pro­ I Thoroughbred Shrop Buck. Lantern Big UmbRila fessions of faith? HOUS AND CHICKENS. American Hand Corn Planter. And had you heard that 80 per Pure Breit Poland China Boor. Brush hook Garland cent of our church membership is Poland China sow, 3 yrs. old. composed of men and women who Duroe JrrwS sow, 3 yra. old. Drop leaf table join our Christian • fellowship by 3 Poland China Sowa, 2 yrs. old, Pure Bred. Sap Pan 20 lap nails plopping directly from lhe Sunday Ii Spring Pigs. Hay Rope, Fork and Pulleys and 3 anta slings. School into the Church? 10 July Pigs. Corn Shelter Where, then, are we lo make lhe 50 Full BIinmI White Leghorn hens. Other artidea not mentioned. greatest und most permanent gains I «H«r lb. Kun, firm, 180 »crM, .1 Ml*.—HTWII KU«. luimutr.w. for tho Kingdom? And are you. as n Sunday School HOT LURCH AT NOON SHELTtR FOR HORSES IF IT STORMS worker, content with the results in your own school? Are not our returns proportion­ *11 wme ot M.00 or under, cull. Over ate to our investment in time, mon­ ttat aanamt t months tlmo will bo gfven ey and ease—the price of leader­ ship? "Leadership is just, caring on bankable notes with Intsrsst at 6 p»r cant No property rsenough" in ftiG instance. Do we? moved until settled for. Why not adopt with the, Barry County Commiiti'e of the Young Men's Christian Associations the slogan:-"Every Barry County boy from 12 to 18 years studying tho ____________________ Proprietors ' Biblel" This new movement in our mi<l*l wishes to b- of service to u< through ila LeaiM-sbip Training AUCTIONEER CLERK Conferences planned for all men interested In work with boys. To make more certain their at­ tendance. your Sunday school could make a good investment by COATS’ GROVE. | of* (Tri,tre(di»^«n?'*to”intertaJa "the paying the travelling expenses of any interested men. It will be rill meet on thi* | third district invention qi the Amrriworth your while to sacrifice some i at t o’clock at !*’*n ('hrtotlan Missionary Society of that other pleasure* for this one. the home of Mrs. Mary Townsend. A church report of ths District Convention held “nd 6Report of Ibe October Meeting i lliis week st/Battle Creek will Im? given Frew Matt. Of the D. G. T. O. CJuh.1 by the delegates. MiW-gOj iTil-RX I hour*. The (kail* Grme D..G. T. O. Chtbl .. ... „„ llarve and John Woodman lisited J. AH Sunday actkool woeben are urard met al the home nf Mrs. Stella I Thucotaj. Octnlirr 2!», .<t llw Imine < Baker of Middleville lut Sunday. Blimp for their October meeting................ Mrs. JrMir...... Stowrit ................ of I la-ting*. Thrlina TM’Mtnd and Dori* Sprague Meeting called to order by the preaill five a musical duct neat Sunday ident. ami after lhe business was that « Ward Wood had the injkfortunc of getfinished ihr following program was Grove. carried oul: A Les«on in Civil Governnteul. conducted by Mr*. Carrie Fisher was very interesting and Instruc­ tive.' and alM> helprei to polish our minds oh that subject. One Jody was i»sked "What Is tho AustratfinHtallol System?" She re­ plied that us *h« never studied Civ­ il Govorninenl when she wont In srtwMtl we must not expect her to tell about lhe government of Aus­ tralia. In order to raise needed money on short notice, I will have an (Wonder is she is a suffragette?) auction sale at my farm, 5 milea south and 14 mile west of Hastings, Miss Mildred Coats then gave al paper on the suMoct "Our Govern-• between Hendershott and MoOmbsr aehool houass, on section 8, inent u Compared Wilh Others. This paper was very- P0*"1 an'' Baltimore townahlp, on y gave u« gnod reasons why wc should Im thankful that we live in lhe U. S. As Mr-. Wood was not present. Miss Mildred Coats gave us two fine select ions on the piauo. A short di*coMlnn on "Govern' Sale to begin at 1 o’clock p. m. I offer ths following property: menl in the Home" then followed.1 Miss Frances Beger In her usual pleasing manner gave us a review of Gene SI ration Porter's book, “toddle" which was enjoyed very! IIOltSES. HOGS. much. r ,, ■ This ended lhe program for Hi* i Duroc Jersey brood uowa, eligible lo register. Span of roltN. coming i yours old. well broken, afternoon. . Sow and It pigs. The llrsl number of lhe Li-cturv weight 2800. Broken mid worked the past Course was a big success, and Hie Miimncr. .This is u line team and sound. next number promises to be as FARM TOOLS. gumL CATTLE. Mr*. Myra Firstcr, Press tor. Double Buggy. New Lansing wagon. BALTIMORB TOWN LINE Cow, 5 y ra, old. due in December Osborn diak harrow. ■ ,, , tost Week’s Letter. Cow. 5 yrs. old. fmh i weeks ago. Double harnrau, IM Inch, back pad and slip tug Harrison Fnstrr, «4 toturmwd. <' »«. <.«*)» 7 yrs. old, fresh i week*, ngo. Smgta harness was tlw gie -t id Frank Bush and wife Con 8 yra. old. due tn December Oth er plow No. Iff. • • Lut arrk. • Blgck heifer, due in April. An rigbl-pound M»n came to the home of Mr and Mr*. Phillip Ponds Thursday. HAY AND MWCKLLANKOU8. SHEEP. Hr was namrd Ptitlip. Mother and w.a 1an- doing nicriy. Quantity of timothy and mixed hgj. 70 lirruiHng cure, front 2 to 1 yrs. old, an extra Quantity of Lumber good loL Other artieteu not menttonttL wrt visited Mr» Frank Busk Tlui'rSday. Mr. and Mr». B. Munro and their Thursday, Nov. 5th 1 erms. Peter Kunz, Harley D. Hayman COL. W. I. COUCH CHRIS MARSHALL AUCTION SALE Monday, November 2 William BrUoli'c. Pal DrMolt haa bought Mr». <»•»■ " ii’s farm. ' . 1euxMr. Stnitfk-. <>f Yaakrv Springs vi»it^l .Grorgr Crawley last wrrk. . Frank Bu»h and friend. Mr. Foster, wen- Umbf M ill Bu.l. and family ufftirand lluiu.l., teat week. Mr and Mr* Jasper livid, who have been vUliing tlirir son, Will Reid, of Uieliv fur term If II storms. Lunch for those coming from a distinct, TERMS OF SALE caih. mQver thtt amount 9 months time will be given on good approved notes at 6 per cent interest. No goods removH until settled For. MO BY B100IMQ Keep Your Htumach um1 . Livre llrnliliy. A vlgorods " Slomuch. perfect working Liver and regular acting Buw<-h i> gmiranteed if von wifi u-e Dr. KmgS Nrw-Ltfe Pills. Thuy insure good Diaastlon,- correct Constipation and liave an excellent tmiic effect offer! on on the whi>|e System— Ionic Purify your blood and rid youiOf 3ll Univ poiiuiiis through the Bovvri« Drily »c al Dnigghit Adv. FRANK BRYANS, Prop. COL. W. H. COUGH, Auctionflar. �Fred AVilliams and wife uf Ratih* Creek visited their brothel* Wes William* and family last week. Mrs. Wra .......... ■ Mrs Fled Saturday. Lucilta Wunderlich. EUa Walra, Adalbert Wunderlich and Florenca Goodell. Our first grade lias learned fifty words. . ■ . Marguerite Lancaster visited ai Frsnora Thurston’s, Sunday. If wo are-neither tardy or absent during the week, wo are going to get out a half hour early on Fri­ days. ’-J”'1'* WunderUch visited al Lila Mny Whiles, Saturday. Glare and Lila May White, Hari1vl and Florence Goodell were ab­ sent from school last Friday on ac­ count of the rain. •'Bio eighth graders aro busy writing and illustrating original stories. We would like to see some of the parents and others interested jn • •ur school work at the school a iitilo more often. • • Lila May White visited her aunt Melvoy.and Uncle Charlie Helsel, Sunday. Eva Smith, Teacher. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. Whittemore's ft Shot Polishes Thursday after* two weeks’ visit wl their ovm, Wilttim. aniManiRy, of Mt J. W. Shaffer has on exhibition sonic of h» |»tato vines WMluring *>*4 feet, with tubers weighing ifl, pound*. Grwv Adkins spent Wednesday'and Thursday in Grand tlapld*. ' ' Tiie West Mapir Grove faraujrs’ teleutxioc line iiis tailed a phone, with Wil­ liam Hawblits last Thursday, Mra. F.va Houghtalin iias been making quite e*|m<kd repairs to her bouse. James Howard Is shipping potatoes, having paid thirty-two cent* per bushel Our pastor will begin a protracted incctiug at Ibe church with the first Sunday evening In November; 'i be railroad businet* was transferred Friday from Mr. Adkins' stare to lhe dcpoL preparatory to Hie installation of Hie Manual Block System, which goes ‘flic traveling public ought to be Hwmkfiii for the effort the company is making to safeguard travel, sad the local com­ munity ought to nppredktc the fact that the company Ims retained tlieir former agent, Mr. Adkins, as operator, who assumes his new responsibilities with a clear head and clean hands. Her. and Mra. G. H. L0I1I Itft Mun­ day inomitig for a couple of weeks* visit nt Davison. .Mra. Sale Burghduff uf Hull.tnd rrturned Alunday after a week's vhit wilh her niece, .Mrs. C. Collins and family. I Franlf Foster** entertained their cuusins Mr. knit Mr*. George Foster and family of PemliersviBe, Ohio, awl Mr. and Air*. Hcason Naylor and'ebUdrrn, of II isling*. kst 1 hur*di>y. Kid. C. F. McVagh, of Grand Rapids, ship In Mnplr Urine. Saturday and Sun­ day* live being baptiwd Saturday |». ,M. ■nd ortcral Joined tiie church. i the 8. D. A. meeting litre Saturday aud examination nl Ha«tii>K«, Saturday, the J Uli, for Hie poiitiou uf puslmaxtcr at tld* place. lout Montliy Mr.' Fred Gibbons and Mis* Edna Roger*, well known young people uf Maple Drove, wire nurrieiL ■Muri Belles K building a new, liutiac. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex- McKenzie of Ver■»untrille, visited their ristcr-in-lxw, Mrs. U. J. Norris, Sunday. Mr. unit Mrs. Me Ken tie arc Itulh quite poorly. Mm. C. J. Nofrix thought Sunday a roenrd-broaking day fur callers i Mr. and Jin. Mowry, of Dwwllng; A. D. Gl'uun iand wife, Mr*- Fax*ett, Huy and Burr, icalled during the day nnd evening, and j Elder MrVsgh uf Grand Rapid* took lUnncr with her. .sir; WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS । cumins, Carl and Minnie Eckardt. uf Sunday. We pay you the HIGHEST : Woodland. Prayer meeting Friday evening at the PRICES. We operate 5 EL IMramagc. S.-,bballi school al 10 a. na-t EVATORS. Wc buy and sell pleaching al 11 a. m. by Brain Tftjxd. on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing ■ LARGE VOLUME of business at * SMALL PROFIT. If you 1 Mr*. Lrth» Ulkbu vl.itrtl Grand Rnphave never dealt with .us, why pda Monday. not give us a trial. ~ ASSYRIA. Smith Bros. Volto & Co. j I41H Week s Letter. T. Shei'ard has a new auto. O|.C.LAS. PMii 57 Hlitlip ।1 A. Mrs. Alma Watrous of Hastings was the guest of her parents, 0. H. ,| Phillips and wife, from Saturday Miuld .Monday. Mr. mid Mrs. JrC. Tompkins and । Mrs. Alma Watrous called on Floyd Everls und wife of Nashville fiaturI day. i Dr. Hoyt, wife mid sons of Battle [Greek were guests of her parents, P. K. Jewell and wifo, Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Abby and Mr. and .Mrs. Curtis Abby of Battle Cr«i*k viisted at Ed. Keyes' Sunday. Airs. J. C. Tompkins was in Hast­ ings last Friday and Salunday. the guest of Mrs. Beams and MN.. Wat­ rous. Mr. aud Mrs. A. T. Shonord visit­ 'll her sister, .Mrs. Bini and family of- Johirstown, Sunday. Mrs. Richard Smith and children visited Mra. Frank .Wilbur of Lacey part of. last wwk. Oi-jdin Schoch and Neva Shepard FIRE INSURANCE were thrown oul of a wagon Sun­ If you'ars not insursd or would day luid "bruised up quite badly. like tu change your insurance coll School News. , lhe pupils and teacher attended Hon. Chase 8. Osborn’s speech Wednesday forenoon. IoEE II. PR YOH Mr. Hastings vlMte-1 Dale Bullerumcr in *«-w Mromoo-tiuHon mab , .lie’d Thursday evening. ’ • .Misses Dorothy Jiwcll Mildred Ctlcitl, IllUUM & SltllK t. I. Cl Harlem. Jennie Phih'ps and Ster­ ling Butterfield were our visitors !a-*f week. Dally Except Sunday. Written teste again this week Thursday and Friday. ' •olng South »:»5 a. m. Through the friends of C. S. 0*. •clns North Tilt born and W. N. Ferris, Ltieir piclures decorate our actiool room. Only three days school next week. Thursday and Friday is Hie date of 1*. A. 8IIELDON the State Teachers' Associaliou al Abalroct and lUnl Estate OSten. Kalamazoo. Absiract tUock, ibutlngs Monday was the anniversary of Muncy to loan on Iteal K«ute. Hu) Hie bailie of York Town. We celv Eatato sold ou cominlaaton. General braird with some upprouriate exerconveyancing. Having a complete nf Abstract Bonka cumptled Crum the WEST \ER»IONT\ ILI.i: stratus , tagi Week's Leiter. I Mri Rich Watkins and Mrs. Geo. |W«rd of Battle Creek lulled nl JOHN M. COULD Lvn Strow’s tho fore puti of tho I week LAWYER Dab* Navuv and wife of Maple Office over Grigsby & Brooks Grove, Glenn Murphy and wife of Phone 173 TiiorntM'Pte and Mi n. D. B. "Dow HASTINtAi MICHIQAM mg uf huehvillv called al M. E. Dowqlns'a Sunday. DETROIT Business University PROFFESSIONAl CASOS — -----ihurlip stricklund'o in W rhuradax, .kudrew Kilpulriuk and wife of South Dukulii. aud EUiici Cole and ^... lion;or,|\\\>(,-lluiid Calls in city or country, responded towjfii athl sou with promptness, day or night. vi-tled nl Clove St ttrow'K Suntlay. PHTMClARi A.AC. H. BARKER, • I'byoiciaus and Suiucuii*- R C K. WILLISON, D. D. S;. *<*lio«>| iienr Kalamo. spent Salm1 ' Ua*ling», Mien. UU1J .-Sunday ul home. Mr. acd Mrs. Harry Larslwo at­ tended a party at tiro boms of their kunl in Hup# JaturdSy. B. Doti has-a v. iy sick Itprse. The Advenlista have oMi having a three daya' appeial meeting, Elder McVey receiving six new members into the church in The meantime. Mra, Joo Boll has been removed lo her home where she is slowly i - covering from her illbcsi. Word has been received of the marriage of Howard H. Bell of Marrcope, California, lo Miss Leah Parker of Ixm Angeles at that, place October fl. Howard was raised tn this community and has many friends here wlio extend conirratulatioM. Mr. and Mrs„ Edd Green of Nash­ ville motored over and ale dinner wilh Mra. Green’s sister, Mrs. Beal Dull. Sundav*. Miss Mabie Ostrolh entertained two of her cousins Sunday from Woodland.. Mrs. Morgan Deller who has is been sick wilh typhoid fever, i. ir-­ gaining slowly. Mrs. .Mary Tur ner of Morgan is now caring for her. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fuhrman and sons spent Sunday with their uncle, Mr. Golden anfl family. , _ .COHNEKS. Mr. and-Mrs. Almon Sheldon viaHed^relatlves at Vermontville over Thus.' Gould vWted al Thos. Es­ her's Spnday In West Bellevue. Frank Price’s s*w mill finished sawing Saturday night the timber for Dell Shoup’s new barn. This commanUy were shocked lo leant Friday of the sad death of Mrs. McMannis of Indiana. She leaves besides her husband. eight children. She was formerly miss Resclta Herringtuu. Iler body was brought to the *— ' ‘--------Mra. Emma I in iiio Wtldox night, interim cemetery, Suite the sympathy < We Receive Better Cream We Make Better Butter We are frequently asked why we are making better butter today than a year ago. OUR PATRONS are bringing better cream, so we are able to make BETTER BUTTER, and BET­ TER BUTTER means BETTER PRICES. We wish to thank our patrons for the care they have taken of their cream and assure them.that our high prices of this season are the direct result of cream well cared for. We extend a cordial invitation to all patrons to call at our factory and get acquainted with our methods of handling cream and making butter, and will gladly give such information on care of cream as will help you. MUtTH IRVING. .. Mr. utid Mrs. Warren Cairiu spent Sunday in Rutland wilh his .sfjihow Lee Reynobl* Elsie Cairns returned Tuesday from her visit with relative* al Cressey and Milo. Mr. und Mrs. Ed. Walters spent Saturday and Sunday in Kalufnazoo. Mrs. Chas. Bloat is visiting her daughter in Lansing. Mr. and Mis. Frank Raker hax moved into the Wellington Kidder house. •Mr. and Mrs. E. .E. Cairns visited her father A. 0. Boyes of Shulls. Tuesday. ' COUNTY LINE. ELson Smith and wifn visited her Last Week's Leiter. Hog cholera has thickly infraled mother the latter part uf the week. llm hogs In this community and ev­ AdverUMjd Letters. ery effort is being made to check its Harry Bowers, Ward L. Cook (2), spreading. The Farmers Friend Chris Eckardt had the misfortune Frank R053, E. A. Robinson, Mrs. to lose a very valuable work horse M. Dorsey. Mrs. K E, Cook. Miu *Bat Cryatal Pride1 “Eat Cryital Pride*' Billio Bowers, Miu Eliubelb Ryser, the past week. E. A. Bawdy, highway overseer Miss Violet Gibson (fl). for this part of Woodland twp., has been graveling our highway WOODLAND. lhe past two weeks. C. J. Mankiclow insxallttd Friday Sunfield vixited Mr*. L. E. Benson [ Dan Woodard. । of Sunfi Orloy Gilliland has purchased a toahe bedside of hit son. Charles, of move there. ,1 Friizy. t Chas. Hestflrly attended Hie musA. W. Dillenback'has sold his farm] Friday, team of honies of Carlton parties Cadillac, who i» aertoudy ill, Visitors al Waldo Gerlinger’s The *Mine* Frances and Grace Ed-1 ical in Lak.* Odessa Mouady night. Mr. and Mrx. Daniel Krebs of Ban­ to Alvah Cox. the present tenant We have not learned the consideration. j 1 niond* of Hasting* were entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cunningham of Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred gor and Mr. and Mrs. Wcalcy Krcbx Collier aud daughters Bernice and of Sunfield visited Mra L. E. llcnxon Quite a number of foot ball enthu-. over Sunday by El*ic and Frances Tamarac spent Sunday at J. H. Myrtlo and the Misses Edna Show­ Friday. jDurkeo'a. xiasts of this place attended the game: Holmes at the M. 1’. Fuller home. erman and Rose Warner of Lake Mrs. Rogers uf Johnstown spent the Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Stowell and After a visit to our village last week in Lansing Saturday and report being[ Odessa. by H. R. Pattingill and party, who well paid for the trip. tatter part of the week at Hiram 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. E-. Rising and tons Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lapo and fam­ opened the political campaign here, t . The la- '’ S. W. Cree has bought lhe Franki Walts'. She was here to attend the I were in Lansing Saturday. ily and Miss Bertha Tasker of take wc are again visited by cx-Governor Nash ten acres on West Main street1 funeral of J. H. Walts, being * cousin I dies te visit friends_______________ white the men —,Je the men Odessa were Sunday visitors at J. Orbnrn Wednesday afternoon. He and expects to have it platted into vil­• of the Walts boys. .i—« pie n... »fool —• u-n attended ball game. B. Myers.’ wax accompanied by nearly alt of the lage lots. • Mrs. C. Perdun aud Mrs. Wm'. .Mrs. Louise Henncy and children county candidates of the Republican WENT WOODL AND. S. D. Katherman is repairing andI । Underwood visited lhe latter’s were County Line visitors Sunday. Iiarty who were tonring the county building a wing on the house he re­. Last Week's Leiter. ___ ____ _________ ______________ daughter, Mra. Curtis, near GlarksMrs. Will Bhellhorn was a visitor n motor car*. The day being unfit cently bought on West Main street,. Sunday guests of D. F. Dena-i ville Thursday. at Mrs. A. Hlowinski’s Sunday, P; M. for an outdoor meeting, a large crowd which add* much to the appearance to> more's were Mr. aud Mrs. ErnesP Mr. and Mrs. Will Vlory »tllh of enthusiastic supporter* of thf ex­ this property. Densmorn and sister Ruth and Mra, । lheir’guiwls. Mr. and Mra. John Tho Fellowship Club. governor and the test of the ticket, Harvey Townsend is moving on the' tarsun and son of Ionia. Weaver-spent Sunday al the home l he opening meeting for- Hie assembled at the town hall, where place which he bought of George KepMr. and Mrs. John Hauer of of Mr. and Mrs. Trume Mttnion in third year of this popular dub of they hcar<L Mr. Osburn talk on the ncr last spring and Bud I. Walcott former's j Woodland. lhe I'reabyterian church was held political issue* fnr nearly an hour, will occupy the house made vacant by Woodland visited tho Hauer, and ----- z------------------ on Monday evening, Oct. 12. al the giving fair and good reaxons why the Mr. Townseud. While Mr. and Mrs. mother. Mrs. Caroline ....... '* ~ Apply JsImii'h Freely for Lumbago. *y .^Mttday dfternon. manse. A large number of the Republican party should be placed II. H. Miller, after repairing and fix-! Be&erly , your altecks of LumbugO are not ?”*? - Lizznt J'*//?" 1.^u sti‘r y. visiles! ' members were in attendance. Tin* fully in control of both the national ing over^thr house that Mr. Walcott i - Miss and state government >. The enthu ­ nearly i» hopetes.- as they seem. vacates, will again move t<> town, havHiend* lit Uvod and Sunday. olllcers of labl ydar were unani­ r—....t .1 —farm r.......... Mr. aud Barmin erf-’You rati relieve them almost iuami Mr*. Mrs. Perrv Perry Barnum mously re-elected lo serve another siasm shown at this hireling forebode* ing rented their to ...... their ..... Aon-intertain*^l Jllr. mid^ mra. Mra. runiM Forrest nuHu- 'i.iuuj -tanlly i>v by .« a auiipxsimple apimuanuu application »>> of uuwiuro 'll. unu year. Mr. Lucius Mill.*, of lhe success At the pulls November J. A law. Vane Woteriug. Mrs. David Landis is entertaining ’"‘d Mi*s Daisy Warner and'Sloans Liniment on lhe back and Mills Dry Goods Co.,’ of Lansing, number from here joined the party for a few davs her niece, Mrs. Alma gcnUeinun k'cnUemuu friend from Warnerville Warnerville, loins. Lumbago is & a fonn of rbuurbeuaddressed tiro. Club on lhe subject. and went to Freeport. On Saturday night. A. E. Beebe. Slough, of Dayton, Ohio. Suntluy. matrttn, t<> Sunday. 1..and ;...d yield* perfectly z i“The Christian Man in Business. Mrs. Fred Flory entertained hcri -'lr* antl Mrs. John Weaver from Sloan’s which peuelrates quickly His address A*as much appreciated Democratic aspirant for congressional ,l“ sore, ’lender by all. Mr. Mills bimsoif is a flue honors in this district with a few uf niece. Mrs. Sarah Good, of Nashville.: Hasting* were guests of Mr. and lull in through1 the era up the back an-i : Mrs. Will Flory from Saturday un- muscles, litnbei type of the Chrialian business mar. the county candidates, gave a meeting the fore pan of the week.. the town hall, where Mr. Beebe Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Rowladcr left .Ul MondaV.. . |Jpuikaa makes Lt it tent feel d fine. Gel a bottle of White ho has a large busiiiMs tn at made a good ltetw«erauc speeds, lo a1 Wednesday for Daytcma, Florida.' Henry Sdl.^ILiy ‘haibly and family T.u.iL visit.UU- Sloatfrf £»»».- Liniment ....... — for 25 cents — of look after, ho still takes time lo good-sized audience, but the enthu­ any druggist and have il in the superintend one of the largest,’ siasm aroused at lliis meeting was nut where Mr. Rowlader has big real led friends in Woodbury Sunday. IJun Asninall and family of Stony ‘ house — against colds, son. estate interests to look after, demandJim Aspinall Blor.y ' sore — and. Sunday Schools in Lansing and At­ marked. Mr. Beebe is a good fellow r. Point visited ~Al. “ Booher -------and •* 'family — I ----swollen -*■--------------------------joints, rheumatism, **"*“----neu* tend to lhe business of the church. to meet and barring politics wc like ing his attention both fall and winter. ralgia, .sciatica and like ailments. Tho musical numbers wim* furn­ him fine. Again >>n Monday after­ They will move in their own housec Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson of,Tour money back if net salislied. ished by Mrs. M. Grigsby,* Mr. ITed noon a large delegation uf Democratic which wax built last winter. Air. ami Mrs. Daniel Krebs of Ban- Kalamazoo naiamaxin* spent apcui. "last last wdck out il 11 does uoc; give almost instant reweek wiui wilh,. but Spaulding and Mr. Dan WulldoriT. county and local politicians in autos .,1.4 I., d.„rn,.r Fcnh. .„p.„ed ”r “<Mr -°J K,lb' »» p.reuU, Mr. .nd Mr* । ll.l-Ad»Refreshments consisting of scal­ headed b|t Governor Ferris, appeared, loped oysters, sandwiches, pickels, the village, where the governor for] ——— fried cukes nnd coffee were served about an hour spoke to a large asem-! by the committee, consisting of bly who'had gathered ou the corners' Messrs. M. Grigsby. Coleman. Dan near the postofiice. The governor has j and II. Walldorff, Chas, and Lu­ many personal acquaintance* here! verne Sutton. A. Hunt and L. H. who turned otfttto hear him regard-1 Evarta, and their good wives (those les* of political jprinciples. A good that arc fortunate enough fb have deal uf -cnthusiaStn syas aroused by j wives). Miss Fern Wilcox also as­ local em«3ZALsc/hi-rc, a large number sisted Mrs. Grigsby. Prof.. Ells­ of whom thet the party at Freeport [ worth was received as a mernhpr- and acconipanicd them to Nashville The next meeting is in charge; of and Hasiibg*■ Mr. Errnont Newton. Mrs. E. A. Cole >»f Lansing is visit-, The undersigned having decided to quit farming and move to Woodland, will have an ing Mrs. C. J. Manktelo*. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. James Tyler has hi* studio fitted up auction sale at his farm 2 miles south and W mile east of the village of Woodland, on sec­ and ready for work in the building he recently bought of Mrs. Phillips. Wc tion 27, Woodland township, on had the pleasure of visiting this studio recently and must say. that wc found cverytfling up to date and equipped with as fine an outfit as orte will find in the large cilic*. Mr. Tyler’s work is of the best and we predict for.him a good trade in hi*.profession. One of the largest funeral* that we ever attended wa.* held at Ihu U. 11. Commencing tt I o'clock p. m. slurp. I offer tin following proport* church Sunday morning at eleven How She Was Helped During o'clock, where the last sad rite* over , the body of John II. Walts were given Change of Life by Lydia E. by Rev. tash of take Odessa. Mr. Walts died at his home in Grand Pinkham's Vegetable Rapids Thursday morning. The body­ wax shipped here Friday noon and CATTLE burrey thills Compound. taken to the home, of his brother Dob sleigh*. Largo red rtnv, 7 yrs. old, ul|h calf by side. Hiram to await Initial. Mr. Walts FuniiingSnUl Red cow '» yrs. old, fresh lust of AngusL Philadelphia. Pa.—"I am just 52 rear* left a wife and one daughter, one of age and during Change of Life I suf- brother, a large number of near and DeLaval Cream Separator, 400 Ibe*. capacity, Brindle cmv, I yrs. old dear relatives besides u host of ■- — -I Wl I fared for six yean friends who mourn for the departed Good one. Grade Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old. terribly. I tried sev­ one. His home until a few year* ago Spotted cmv, 8 yrs. old with calf by side. Cyphers Incubator, 210 cjjg capacity. eral docton but none had vdway* liccn iu Woodland. He Large black cow, 7 yra. old, due in March. Cross rut saw 10-gnl Milk Can seemed to give me was known and highly respected by 3 or i ucrew corn in tthoeli. any relief. Every nearly every one here. He was a HOGS AND CHICKENS. mon th the pains were member of the First v. B. church in Quantity corn hi crib, l.argo.0.1. C. brood sow, with 7 pigs. intense in both rides. Grand Rapids and during hi* short liny Knifr • Crow bar resident* there had made many* last­ 60 pullets. Cant (look ing acquaintance*, which was attested 40 liens " •■ Loo chitins to by the large number of beautiful flowers that accompanied the remains. Bed slcud FARM TOOLS. ETC. The burial took place,in the family lol M Lydia E Pink in Lou,ch few chu rs Platform spring ungon with 2 scuts, trole and cemetery number Iwi Ihilta. William Tompkins and family left !■> yards carpet. Tuesday morning for Portland. OrcHuy and stock ruck THo scooji. Btieh ralkf. A fur that 1 ;on, where they expect to make their Wagon box. And many other articles too numerous to men nturc home. Although aliving been Doublo harness. residents of our village for only about two years. Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins L.yaia nnkham's Veret*bl a Com­ had made many acquaintances and had friends.'who dislike pound for what H has oonc for tna, a large circle jo have them leave, but join in them success in their new under Terms ■ AU turns of $5J)0 tr undar cuh. Ovarthat amouat man s friund. You are at liberty to u*» iMing my taXn.TB0i<w>H. IBIIIIb, 1 yur’, time will bo p«on m bukablo mW. with Janie Tyler entertained at the sew. Kumu st, ruuapU. v. Intorost at B% home of hi* uaicnt* over Sunday, hb No property to be removed until settled IW. lady friend. Mis* Veda Finkcltbiner ol Goshen. Indiana critical periodsef a woman's existence. Mrs. J. If. Walts and daughter Worn tn everywhere thou Id Hazel aiconii>anic<t by her mother. that there la no other r< o their Mrs. John Sumin, returned t<> ‘ Ironro, 111. Grand Rapid*.Munday. this trying periodu L Roliert Burn and Karl I'aul. bn*iVegetable Cemdoom. ncs.* college student* hi Grand Rapids, were home over Sunday. Frank Garn. Who ba* been spending teveral weeks al hjs brother’* horn here, returned, to his home in llastipg,* Haas. Your loiter will ba opened. Saturday, Loyd Hitt bought the Estabrook's proberty last week, and will soon CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO, AUCTION SALE MRS. THOMSON TELLS WOMEN Wednesday, Nov. 4 f H, B. MILLER, Proprietor Col.W. H. Couch, Auctioneer J. J. ENGLAND, Clerk �THE HtHTINP* gAMflRL WTQVEB M, tfU, Swnei- the flpri. Wednesday in No­ vember. Winnh* Olis was rilled to bet* L. J. Andrus of Homer, who has jborne in Minnesota by tin1 illness of been visiting 8. Zimmerman, re­ turned Thursday, - 'her father. Mrs. Kate F.way’ is looking after I Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Iden of Battle of Mra. Dick (In- household duties ... ~ Creek xipent Tuesday at S. Zimmer­ ’ Atm ' 'Arbor ' ■ man’s. Foreman while she is in jwitli her children• win* lire taking Mrs. Frod Raynor of Battle Creek To'worry out your days treatment for rabiej. caused by be-■ was lhe week-ojrd guest of Mrs. | ing idl I en by a dog. Belle Zimmerman. half frozen. Let us heat । Mr. und .Mrs. John Sheffield and Chas. Whittemore, wife and sons your home with a i-pe’nt Sunday at W. L. Whltte- muther'jnotored to Hastings Sun­ day. , ; more’s. ■ Among lhe many improvements : • Win. Haney, wife ami daughter Mary amt G. II. Otis and wife inol- made bv John Rbcnleld on 4he old . ored to Walkerville Friday to visit home place i* a line new building, a sister. Mrs- Dr. Bobinson nml fam­ hog house, corn house and tool ily. Mrsr Oscar Otis is keeping house combined. John likes loU lhe furnace that for sim­ Irnuse for Mr*. Havens in her ab­ of room which be will have in % plicity, durability and sence. . • most convenient way. Thursday Mrs. Mamie Carr en­ Fred Olis has purchased a blood­ economy of operation tertained tho For-gei-mt-nol Club. ed calf of J. F.. McElwain. Mr. und Mrs. E. Crandall and Mi<>« is not surpassed* . Letha spent Sunday at Mr. Crand­ Ohltlinry. Dehner Grommon- was bqrn in all’s father’s in East Johnstown. Oct.TTth Mrs. Pearl Warner will HUFFMAN BROTHERS Big Rapids, and died Oct. 12th. 1914. at hi* homo in West Kalmn» al the entertain the W. C. T. U. The JEFFERSON STREET age of forty-on-* years. It* ■ was meeting was postponed-a week to - mided in marriage to Agnes Mc- get the report of the convention at HASTINGS, MICHIGAN A good ullendancb i» Is union six-chil-1 Hix chii- Battle »a»ue Creek. w . Cauley und to this the chf. chil- , desired, ■ .Iren wen- born. Besides= :hc .... I..,A ThA M The supper given the young t-eoelre-n he* loaves a wife, ■two brothers, Sle at the patronage by Rev. and one*-sister, a father and mother and many other relatives nml friends, Ira. Brooks was enjoyed by twcu■bui lhe angel of dentil* cainn and ty-flve after which they held a. very — took the fattier to the belter world interesting meetlm: at the church. ■” Hit........ lays later. Mr. Grommdiis The topic nejt Sunday will be, ’"lhe spent most of his life in Osceola Issue of Life," by Rev. Brooks at tho county, till two years ago he moved usual hour, 10:30. Sunday quarterly meeting. Rev. du lhe John Armstrong farm where he died after a lingering illness of Lathrop presiding. A line sermon, three months of heart failure. As goofl attendance and ullogelher a succoMful day. a man ho was a most devoted fnlhThe L. A. S. was held at the home t-r and faithful husband, choosing io bo in the company of his family of Mr. and Mra. Wertman Wedn>«Miss Blanche rather (han society. But lo, tho duy, 32. present. Bridegroom with no further warn­ Wertman was elected vice presi­ • ing enmc for him at the waning <>f dent. The Elite Club met w.'.h Mra. lhe dny‘. He heard His voice and smiled'and passed nwny without a Mattie Adams Saturday afternoon. All members prerent. Mra. Alto struggle*. Bristol will entertain them next Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment lime. • BANFIELD. Mr* Delia Tun*M •* »' ’•'ie.ry' in Western Michigan. Last Week’s Letter. Corners at her daughter’s. Mra. . The L. A. S. will hold Ihoir next Frank Town’s, tfho expects to move Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. inei-liiig al l ho hall Wednoselay, to Hattie Creek. Mrs. Tungate will Nov. II. 1911. A pot luck dinner Store Phones— Farm Phones— _____ will bo served and plans made for go with them. Belt 173 Bell, 651(heir annual sale* in December. EvSOUTHWEST MAPLE GROAT. Citizens, 5173 Citizens, 6251 erylsidy tome ami lend a helping Last Week's Letter. —J hand nnd have a good time. Miss (loldie Buxton from near Edelie Moore of ‘Urbandale was NashviUe is anisting Mra. Winnie = i|ho guest of Mr.'and Mrs. Delos Neal Buxton wilh her house work. Sunday. HOLMES CHURCH. L. N. Durkee and family Sunday. Several from here attended the Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Moore and funeral of Mrs. Waller McMannis at Last Week’s Letton . Robert McCloud and family of daughters went to Rattle Creek Sat­ the M. E. church Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Ovi-ramilh will enter,‘Mem were Sunday visitors ; urday. returning Sunday. Mrs. Maud Harding ‘had the mis­ tain the LAS. Wednesday. Oct. fat J”»'n McClouds. Mrs. Spjller spent Saturday .and fortune to fall down the collar 29th. for dinner. A cordial invitaMr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Cwkford and Sunday , in Urbandale. lion to all. ’daughter Iva were in Dwell Sun­ Dr. and Mrs. Stiles. Maxwell and stairs of her-home Sunday morning. Henry Ha'gla and-wife and Leonj^X lb'* guests of it. B. Murdock Anita wen* guests of the* doctor’s While her injuries are quite’pain­ ful. no serious re>ulD are expected. n.wiftfand family, making Hie thp-by nu- parents. D. C. Stiles and wife. Wright visited relatives in Battle) Mr. and Mrs. Chnniey Tungain of “>• ., .............. ...................................... .... .Mr. ami Mrs. John Jones nml Creek last week/ Mesdamfis Ida and Sarah Durkee family visited Mr. Jones' sister of Banflold spent Sunday with Mr. nnd ’ Charley Smelker and family of Mrs. Jamie Smith. b>eeport were callers at Fred Dur­ and Waller Durkee were In Lnn-; pennjleld Sunday. Chas. Babcoek was home from sing Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkes mokee's Sunday. Battle Creek Sunday. Mrs. Ida Woqjl and Sir*. Ma- .Will Thnma# and Lev Hciuder of tored to Battle Creek on business Mr. ami Mrs. Wallare Mack and Townsend were Hastings visitor* tansing are visiting at Fred Dur-'Thursday. daughters visited friends in North keo ’ s. Mr. and Mr*. F. Wilkes were Sun ­ -Monday. * —Baltimore Sunday. Lew and wife of Carlton John Morehouse of Fostoria, Ohio., 1.. .. Lydy ............................ ............. 'day —, guests . nf Mr. and .Mrs. Smith of Mrs. Bessie Bodinn and son of I were the guests of Fred Durkee Dowling. called on Geo. Fuller Tuesday. Battle Creek have ben visiting her ii.l family Lm,..;, .tonday. .'umUy. Hany Carr and family were mother, Mr*. Elizabeth Harding, Mm. Lorina' Baniuin returned"'and .Mr. ir.-t nnd Mr Mrs.. J.ilx-i,. from a two weeks’ visit with rein-1 V.Z. ’.;:;, :Fuller .called on. guests* of Mr. and Mrs. Warner of and other relatives. Ira. Lizzie Grrlinger Gerlinger in North North Hanfield Sunday. livre in-Hastings Saturday night. Mrs. Miss Alice mid Arthur Ogdon of Fuller attended ji Woodland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Tungale went Assyria Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Hiller Vjtfled their aunt, Mrs. ...I of llnn.v ’--------------------------___________________ lhe funeral Henry VV--,I1*> Waltz in in 1I , Sunday to Hickory Corner* lo s-e Lucy Hinckley. Sunday. ’ Woodland Sunday'. A popular drink among I In1 peas-। Mrs. Byron Tungale who experts Orson McIntyre has shingled his Mr. and Mrs. John Goulcy ofiants of Russia is called quass. It is soon to go to the hospital for tile house and two barns ami carpenters Freeport and Mr. and Mrs.' Ilarvev I made by pouring warm w.jlri* over I removal of a tumor. • are now idiingling the barn on W nit Easton and daughter Beatrice of! rye or barley meal. It is i-rin-iiled; C. C. No. 2 will Ihi entertained at Clark‘% farm. . North Hastings were-the guesis of hquor and is very four. .the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugcije Miss Ida Checsman is assisting Mrs. Frank Jansen with her house work. „ . Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Buxton at­ tended tho funeral of Venton- Hoeknay at Battle Crook Saturday. Mrs. Ida Elliot U confined to her bo<l with Illness, i „ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Orson Mc­ Intyre Octaipr-'JO, an eight pound GIAW CREEK. Life is Altogether Too Short I BARSTOW } IZbaystateIi DOES YOUR COAL BURN TO CLINKERS? IF SO, READ THIS! Here is a graphic illustration of what the coal you buy thia winter must do. Every atom of it should go into the production of heat, BUT IT DOESN’T. AH coal is adulter­ ated with slate, sulphur, iron and other impurities which reduce its heat value per pound. THE WISEST COAL CONSUMER watches carefully the way his coal, burns. If It burns to clinkers und slag, hr' knows the cool Is impure nml some of the money that he was Int esting in coal was really paying for tliesc useless Impurities. He decides to buy' clean coal arid knows when lie gc idue Is ashes only. Chink of benry smith o grand Rapids, ttllcb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose AUCTION SALE Having sold my farm and decided to quit farming, I will sell at public auction where I still reside, one-half mile south of Assyria Center, Wednesday, November 4,1914 Commencing at 1 o’clock, the following property: HORSES. HOGS 2 Brood sows, each lias seven pig' Coll, t months old. Ten shoals. CATTLE. MISCELLANEOUS". Red Cow, .> yra. old. due in spring. About 2.500 bundles corn stalks Roan cow, 6 yrs. old. due in spring. ltc> Mimic side delivery rnke Red cow, i yrs. old, dur in spring. Ihile Sulky Plow. Helfer, It months old. Del .in al Cream Separator. Heifer, one year old. Blacksmith forge and am II. ‘Calfi 3 months old. A few bushels of potatoes. sums ol S5 00 unilar cash. Over that amount I Lllmd, one year's time will be given on bankable notes with Interest at six per cent' No property removed until settled for. Charles C. Serven PROPRIETOR John N. Norris, P. K. Jewell Auctioneer. Clerk. Fred Clouwnce U plastering at Will Elliot’s. , ■ ■ . Mrs. Minnie Brandt « caring for her daughter, Mrs. Orson McIntyre, and infahl son. w Buick is Slow Champion After California Con (os I “Although nearly every one has soon an automobile spe«-d. race al some time or other I doubt if many {people over saw the sort of a race which was won by a Buick car the other day,’’ said Manager C. C. I Starkweather of the Detroit Buick branch. "This was a hard test, itiHi. but It’was just the opposite to Ipiosl motorrar races, for it was a matter of creeping along al a 'snail’s pace on Idgh gear without •stalling the motor or using tho clutch. “This event look place in.San Bernardino, Cal, and there were live cars entered for tho slow championship of California. The course was over one cily block and it took the Buick Six just five min­ uter and forty-lbreo seconds to cover the distance. This was by far the slowest time of the five competing cars and the. average speed was in tho vicinity of a mile ami a third every hour. •While to many this may-not seem like a great feat still I doubt if there could he a much hgnlur test given a ear. for it means (hai. every mechaniml part must be as nearly perfect us man can make them, in the past Buick cars have won an enviable reputation as speed cars ami now that we have demonstrated that they are just ns .•nicienl at a slow gait we don I have much mbra to do in thn way of contests. The lest also demon­ strated’ the flexibility of the -nix cylinder motor, which is construct­ ed ahmg the same lines as our mo­ tors have always been built. Hopeless Lung Trouble Cured. Many recoveries from. Lung Troubles are due to Dr. Bell s PtnoTar-Horiey. Il strengthens Ute Lungs, checks the Cough and gives relief at once -Mr. W. fl. Wilkins, Gates, N. C. writes: “I used Dr. Bell’s PHto-Tar-Uoney in a case given up as hopeless and il effected a complete cure." Get a bottle of Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tsr-Honey. If your cough Is dry and hackingJal it trickle down tha throat, you will surely get relief. Only »c- at your Druggist.—Adv. THE ’• BEST FURNACE In existence will not deliver the -proper amount of heal without good eoaL Remember that the hu­ man body requires good food to perform good work. Furnace In­ digestion bi fust as much of a fact as lhe hunum stomach Ills. THE BEST PRESCRIPTION for a choking, sputtering, smoking coal fire Is PURE COAL. Every IKiund of the cool we are offering has been carefully screened and In­ spected. and we invite you into our yards lo examine il. Your own test will show you whether you bought real coal or clinkers. YOU WILL SAVE DOLLARS by lining your coal bin now, before winter srls in. We have several t arlouds of coed standing on the track now Including POCAHONTAS und HOCKING VALLEY Itirfip. and also t'juiiH'b.thc best ilre-plucr coal on the nuirket. For your furnace our Egg or Stove coal will suit you; for your stove try our Chestnut, coxy-to handle and right for the purpose. START A GOOD HABIT and when you want anything in our line, call us up. Wc sell^Blacthiord’s Cali Meal, Hard and Soft Coal, Coke, Cement, Lime, Plaster, Tile, Flour, Barrel Salt, Feed, Middlings, Bran, Oil Meal, Barlev, Ground Corn and Oats, Hay and Straw and Homestead Fertilizer. Remember We Buy Your Grain ---------- — ______ - —-■*——- - — - —; wneat, Lorn, usts. Barley, nay or uiover neeu, we want tnrtn. Edmonds Brothers Phone 18 —The Elevator Men— Hastings, Mjch. Penrl of Butte, Mont, are Visiting, SHULTZ. relatives here. Last Week’s Letter. r 1 Mrs. Emma DickinRml /and Mrs. Harrison Hart spent Sunday •lauglitor Elsie of Cloverdale were wilh her sister. Mrs. Rcplogle, of Sunday guests of Mrs. C. Benchler. Cloverdale. Mr. ami Mrs. Herman Zerbel and Shultz School Notes. baby Rusnell of Hastings visited lhe Miss Amy Kenyon visited our former’s mother Thursday night school Thursday nflcrnoii/and Friday. The strand and third grades are Miss Mae Hammond is assisting making mats for busy work. Mrs. Headley of Cloverdale with The perfeel spellers this Week her housework. were Arioa Carpenter. Adah Ken­ l^m McCarty and family spent yon,- Nina nnd Paul Thomas. Elea­ Sunday, io Lake Odessa. nor Craven, Russell Hine, Leoni Ernest Smith visited his airier in mid Elsie Frankenbcrmr. Hastings Sunday. \___ > Frank Hallock and family of SOUTH CASTLETON Since the discovery of diamonds Johnstown visited liis mother Sun­ AND MAPLE GROVE. in Arkansas on Aug. I, 1900, 1.375 day. Lmd Week’s Letter. stones aggregating 5G0 carats. have Murray Shotwell and wife of El­ Mrs.-Harley Hayman entertained ba. N. Y- visiteij al IL A. Zerbel’s Mr. and Mrs. Walts and their son been found there. and John Hofn’s a few days last and guest* from Lebanon, Ind- nml • week. , Henry Deller and family and Omti Mrs. Lizzie Shultz of Hosier. Wy­ Wills amj friend Of Lacey bundny oming, Is calling on old friends in evening. this vicinity. Mr. and Mra. Walls are visiting Ellsworth Kenyon of Richland lhe latter’j brother dt.Lacey. , visited his mother and brothers the Chester Smith is entertaining pit llrst of the week. uncle from Massilon, Ohio. H. A. Zerbel finished filling his Miss Helen Schaffer returned Isilo Monday. Mrs. Will Bush visited friends in her home in Ohio Saturday night Hastings Saturday night and Sun­ after a two weeks’ visit wilh her sister, Mrs. Chester Smith. day. Jenuie. Walerg. and children of Tho only two great European cap­ Doud’s Comers called aL G. E. Ken­ itals that have never Deen occupied yon’s Sunday. Mrs. Chas. Aldrich was a Hast­ by. a foreign foe are London and Petrograd. ings visitor Thursday. Sunday visitors at Chas. Shultz’s were Mra. Edith Natzel, Jessie Nash and Mra. Albert Utley nf WisconBlack Silk Stove Polish Mr. and Mra. Will Shelton enter­ u la a daw br UmU. 1C» tnor» tained Saturday night and Sunday. fiimsw. Mr. and Mrs. B. Shelton and son Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Shultz nnd Charlie Cain and son, all of mtxJeni enemy of Riicumamira. Lumbago Hastings. Sciatica, Arthritis, Gout. Chronic Neural■William Lnpbaugh and Mr. and Mra. Partridge visited nt Chas. ShulltV Wednesday nml Thursday. ■Fcr mx years1 waspracticriiy aaiopl! Mr*. C Shultz nnd Mra. Albert crutchM from Rhaunatitm. Ont hot­ Daley called on Mra. Will Shelton i of Rhcuma cured ma.*—J. K. GreenMonday. jg, 3830 Cottage Grove Aw, Chicago, I1L John Shultz of Hastings spent J®EUMA—guarantied—50c. a bottle. Saturday with his aimer Iwrtha. CARVETH 4 STEBBINS - Mrs. James Bsird and daughter SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Last Week's Letter. Will Havens, wife and Mary Jane and Grant Olis nnd wife motored lo Walkerville Saturday, returning i tie mJ >y. Xth. Oscar Olis nf" the city Is spending a few days with Wm. Ha­ vens anti family. Willis Linninglon nnd Ethel Cronk were seen on our streets Saturday night. , Roy Dougins has been vftfrking for Forrest Havens. Jim Wilcox spent Sunday at-R. Jenkins'. Keeps bsVii'l Shining Bright RHJEJMilA ■ ■la Can TODAY � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-11-05.pdf db8a7edd7c7bcd93e75b7b071409315f PDF Text Text — IN BARRY COUNTY MtatUn Greater Than All Other FIFTY-NINTH YEAR THE HASTINGS 20 PAGES BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THUMDAY, NOV. 5,4914 The HANNER. NUMBER 27 PART ONE-1 TO 8 waSo-ANWEiiBABIEURE COMING Great European War Cduses One Seventh of the World to go Dry OUR GOOD HEALTH WEEK -. . . — BACK INIO STYLE Barry County Good Health Week STATE WIDE INTEREST 11 November 15 - 22. I'nlnl Burn Great Program for the Entire Week ia Prepared by the Good Health Week Committee for Thia Big Event. Mu*ic-4iiigh School Orchestra. "Michigan's Effort to Prevent milltv for Barry C«».’h Good Tuberculosis"—Ml** Carol F. Walton. OTHER BARRY COUNTY TOWNS Sec'y Mich. Antl-TnbercUiosls Ano­ Health Week. }io event, not elation. WILL HAVE ADDRESSES ALSO even n t'lmulaiiqua. ever “Tuberculosis In Childhood* (IIImought Barry County Buch an lUNtraiedi—Dr. II. M. Rich. Detroit. < nf Talent. Dr. Warthiu. Unlrerxlty SpccUliM. Specialist In Children's Diseaios. Music—High School Orchestra. Following I* the official program "How to Improve tho City Milk L. Holm. Stalo mlttoo for Barry Co.'e Good Htfsllh Supply”—Dr. M. Barry County’s Good Health Week , Week. No event, not.even a-Chou* Bacteriologist. I* attracting state-wide Interest. tauqQ-i. ever brought to itarry Co. Dslegate* from Hustings who during such an array ot talent a* 1* offered Dr. J. G. McOuflln, Pre*. Hasting* 1.1 Good Health Week. Tito lly of Academy of Medicine. Chairman. "peaker* Includra men nnd woman of Vocal Solo—Mr*. Maurice Grigsby. national fnrne, and Itaultb Week I" Longer" have received many •Inquir­ muffldiblo Discs***"—Dr. a. w. ies regarding the Harry County pro­ eflclal results.' "We are watuhlng you." said Tho big auditorium of the Muthii- Mdmore, ifc-c'y Htatn B<Kird of Reg- gram. dlst church 'will sent comfortably iitfO people, so a good chance can to travel by automobile," promised "Tho Cause and Prevention at In- several from Hillsdale. they will certainly hear the dent of ITalrJevDIa, iied 1 mt week from the r>’«u|t* of fatal burns re­ ceived when her drvs* cabght nre NEW YORK BOOMS THEIR POPULARITY •BETTER BABIES" CONTEST And Spreads Temperance Into-Other Conflicting Coun­ tries Now at War. tongue. ■ranuntu uf men who should -be using their < Tin«- umo brain* and muscle In making both ri of a oticc-p HERE DURING "HEALTH WEEK” the garden. He found hvr clothing u mnK* of flame* from head to foot.^ Mr*. Fox, a neighbor, also came and I helped rrmovo tho blMlug clothing l liable* Will Ro ^nroilnl on Nov ■nd II, ami Kxhlbllftl an.Nov. iverythtng lie could for th'1 <>nce- the nation" Involved in this great con-I flint—thu promotion of temperance in' Germany and England ‘ ‘ _ .ibulltton of liquor In nth hl* Seeing that that burst ■aiis«* him In ■ tlm< suffering greatly from shock. .seventh of th<- orttlro population of about pct* like inp dog*. Angora catk the world. By his mandate, .170,and trained monkeys. Wo'have heard noo.noo person* are prohibited from that women or fashion, drinking vo0ka. th* national drink POSSESSION pace for other ' -wt HEAVILY FINED FOR HAVING SKUNK PELTS IN record*. golf. tennis. Nwlmmlng. mountain climbing, bridge, etc.' But nobody has lo-en talking much about Hon* t«> imlilde in tht* cheap con- lions of' hl* subject*, that making a record In racing healthy eocllan nuul» of potato*-* and grain. decided to make po'r.mncni d(*tlc Babcock, of Pralrl Who Pay* Sl^.tMt. A deputy game warden undt- ■peaker*. No collection* ar nilniisThen suddenly, peoples discovered Health Week promise to surpass <>us for the disregard of gnm- and Huh Klons Wilf be charged. The expense of Psychopathic Hospital, U. of M. I that neglecting liable* was a bad thing that of Hillsdale County where the Wednesday'Evening at 7:30. of Health Week will be proytdi-d for for a nation. Social worker* began by personal subscriptions made be­ D. C. Vatidcreook. Sec'y Barry Co. first one of the kind wa* ever held. to organise Mothers Club* In the confore. the week's program shall begin. jY. M. C. A., Chairman. ford. -Meeting for men usd boy* over U y ear* ut Reed’* Opera House. Dr. C. ger Cadillac Motor Cur Co.. Detroit. H. Bariier, Chairman. Vocal Solo—Ml** Lava Casteltne. •The Doctor* Dream”—Dr. V: C. Vaughan, Pre*.. American Medical Association. , ■ nitrated—Dr. A. H. Warthin. IMthThursday Afternoon at 3:30. ology Department. V. of M.ltcv. llu*ieH.H. Brendy. Chairman. Cornet and Tromfione Duet-Frank | Violin Solo—E. E. Patton. ' Holly and Dr. C. H. Barber. tended by thousand.* of persons who thu* indicated their Interest In the gospel of good health. But Burp- The Boy," at Heed'* Opera House Sunday evening, November IS, but he other places In tho county. Monday night he will appear In tho opera house at Nashville, 'Tuesday night. November 17. he will speak In the Vocal Holo—Miss Glady* Sisson. "The Medicine of Tomcurow"—Dr. Methodist church In,Freeport, WedV. C. Vaughn. D«xin of Medical De­ the Methodist church In Middleville. partment, U. uf M. . Doyl®, Friday -evening. .November SO. he will Vocal Solo—Mias Mnry McFurlonil. iqteak in the town hall nt Woodland. "Sex Hygiene"—Dr. EMe ~ >("t. Mayor W. It. Jamieson. Chairman. Already Ideal committee* are nt work Physician to students. U. of M. on plan* In the hope of gaining large Vocal Solo—Frank Horton. Question Box. “Guarding n City* Health"—Dr. C. ■ C. Hlomons, City Health Officer. E.'Grand Rapid". . . Violin Solo—Ml** Lucy Ixmgye.-tr. many a Y. M: C. A., in churches and ' '' '"Sanitary Problems uf Small Cl­ before state Sunday school conven­ T. I'.. Chairman. Each fall, the Freshmen are ' ties" —Rev. Caroline Bartlett Crane, tion*. - Piano 8olo. ndmltted by department* to hear this '"Tho District .NursC"—Mira Mnry Kalamaion. addresH. Dr. Warthin hail to be se­ I VamI a.,In ,-\lr* Frnne ICelter cured last April, the demand for his Good Friday Afternoon al 9:00. Health"—Dr. Cha*. Burhrldgn^ Michigan State Itentnl Assoclat mnn's Club, Chairman. Meellug for Women and Girl* nt M. . church. Mr*. Flor* B. Rsnke*. and workingwomen and the coffer* of the minister of flna’ncc were well-nited. 'fhe eff«-,-t of vodka, mentioned so often by Tolstoy in hl* "torie*. w.i* degrading everywhere nnd the in­ proper care of their babies. Then stability of the Russian armies th ulong came Mr*. John Haya Ham­ ruthl. In Count Witte, the not­ mond. one of the country’* recognlx- It* Influence. skunk pelts t>«- efllciont ed ftUMi.in statrsmai). alsmy* opposcd the um of vodka. which rich children. In the suburb* of abbl-' I to tight her richest New York a little woman ipparenl that r*milt. t*i- vnrrrspondenis state txtjt and baby ,thr> Ions I'ne* of German troops came back Inti «ion of the -Kaiser's splendidly train-| march through tho country In nn or­ derly manner, without e.ir<nising and The Woman'll Homo Companion, a •ng men should lx- in tho best condi­ without profanity, moving all tho tion to meet the opposing armie«. th* tini» with a artm. detapnlnalion. mothers, wa* the ilrrt 4o recognise CxLir forbade llw U*e uf vodka quietly or singing. * tho Importance of making Utbles Ills The cqmnyandcr*«*nf the i.rittah fashionable. It organised the Better ........................... nrinlej) hnvn not Imposed corppulMry Bablen Bureau, whose objm-i was to spread tho HeUer liable* Contest Idea they have iMii*d nuinlfc»ta* in -which URBANIZATIONS WUHINS AN all over the country- The publisher* they urge thiflr men to abstain from rccogulaed that tho he«t way to th«- u*«- of Intoxicating ttquor*. giving ADDRESS FROM MISS NELSON preach thl* beautiful • gospel' wa* significance. Every degraded, .-ring­ through the state and county fair, at ing fn-quenter of the dram-shop wa* compelled to go -thirsty. Ho d.ircd drink no vodka under pain of death. not • '*mplycontest* at three hundred state and Olk-c The Vgar of Runla by this one * hot vlolabr county fair*. One hundred thousand SCBILIlin FOR VISITING MSE visiting the month of Novcmbt by the Hasting)* At Boclety. Hh>> will vh giv<- talks to tho pupil learned Mirniethlng of the Better Ha­ bles idea nt these content*. Thl* temperance movement of tho world. The Improvement of the Bmeilnn □nee that the result was remarkable. brought out by one of tho greatest conflict* of iiKHlcrn time*. The na­ tion*. which have pul prohibition iut-i their habits. n nac wa" more nun . rj prisihg they begin to clean up their I-' value In Increasing V«enl Solo—Mr*. Frank Holly. grange. W. <?. T. 4Y, i®F Womm'i “ie Wdi'an: nf "Uonservatlon of the Weak"—Dr. fa are club incctltigK. The following schedule ; test and Its objects, their ’ pcrwon*. Another burden had —and hr w. iariien W. II. Harper, Pros. Agricultural A Heitor Dai.le* Contest wilt be been lifted-from u nntlon In p'hlch laSociety, Chalhnan. when one considers Violin Duet—Homer Aidham nnd held In connw-tlon with Good Benltlof efficiency thenMl** Josephine Spaulding. ranged for. On the open dates Grand Rapid*. ; "Fakes und Frauds" Illustrated— Y. M. C. A. GROUP HAD THEIR shown ip the Mchodulr, other places Elsie Thole,11 F. I- Shannon, Stato Analyst. FIRST PARTY ANO FINE TIME Grand J(.ipldH. ' • ■ Why not be in style nnd enter your Friday Evening al 7:30. "Sanitary Jlcquiremeni* for lfast-1 baby In thl* content? . •' rnent of the world had It n< lng»"—Dr. J. L. Burkhart. Sec'y i M. A. Vester. Master Pomona B.abl••* will be Judged by the Better ; Qrunge. Chairman. liable* Standard Score Card for phys­ ‘The Fight for Pure Food11—J. W.j Muslc—Mrs. Troxel's Orchestra. grapple before Mich II c|ecaying ical and' mental development. lielmc. State Dairy ®nd Food Coni-1 "The Economics of Good Health" meat in our clvillattion w.w rrtnc “.Spooky." Saturday Nov. 7th and TuesdaymlNdqnvr. ___ -2—- ' ' . -Dr. Alexander Campbell. Grand Nov. ilth babies will be examined Tho Y. If. C. A. group of which avoid contagion from It. TucMlay Afternoon at 3:80. . • Bppld*. nnd enrolled nt the Rest Room In the Clament Smith, Judge Fifth Jndl-i Vocal H party Hallowe'en night at the home a graduate nurse from the Johns Court Hoiun- from I to « p. m. All cial Circuit. Chairman. I I Rapid*. qf Mr. and Mrs. Nash. From every, Hopkins university hospital, recog­ children will be examined for contaPlano Solo—Mrs. Charles A. "Health In Relation to Life"—Gov- ■tandpolnt the party was a xrrat nised as ons of the be't/in -thp world. Wchwert. , ernor Woodbridge N. Ferri*. Mlriilgnn The Woman'* Home Companion ofsuccess. Th* poya had enure charge In bringing Mhis-Neisoa to Barry Relation - of I Thl* party Independence wa* shown of the decorations, devising them and Co. for th* month,|thc Hastings’Antl■D. K. McClure. Hluxlay Afternoon at 3:00 pulling them wp. Flag*-were drnp- TigM-rculoal* Society ha* performed a one to best boy lathy and one to best in thia atnle where In spite of 50,000 Sec'y State Board df Health. girl baby. real service. Address by *omn member of the republican majority on the balance of Vocal Solo—Mrs. Bert Titmarsh. Any organisation wishing to engage To each child examined in the the state'tlckri.. Gov. Ferri", demo­ "Th* Prevalence and Prevention ‘Hying Squadron" coheornlng the MIm Nelson for nn n*ldre«* should contest a beautiful OrUflcat® of Exelation of temporanca to gqpd crat. win rerlectetl by, X5.M0. In thi* write or telephone Mrs. Belle IJ. Bur­ an^ln.itlon showing the record made ■uitablc to the evening. y-Wlth their ton. I lasting*. by tho chilli, and enrolling It perm­ Tuixlay Evening al 7:30. girl friends, they were admitted to anently in the nullon-wide ranks o« Michigan republican* "What Shall We Do About It?" -the house by mean* . of tho. cellar My*. France* Wheeler Rmilh. Pre*. better babies. Hastings Antt-Tuberculnsia xjloclety. Pastors are requested to answer this Soon His Satanic majesty guided In addition to the satisfaction of MICH. STRONBLY REPUBLICAN from their pulpit*. Chairman. »em to the upper regions after they schools. having your habjf tested, you will roBUT FERRIS IS ELECTED 60V. had passed through n "spooky— atajc cehn llterataro and Information of of corn stalk*.' grinning jack-o'iant- fore the W. ('. T. I . nnd Mlsslonnry Interest to you a* u parent. There > Sam Gavitt. rrn* and hideous skeletons. The will ha a Better Babies Health Exhib­ On account o( 111 health, Sam Gav- game* played were In harmony with church. with chart*, poster*, bulletin*, and Four Auction Sale* Ad­ ’ lit will quit farming and have an auc- dhe season. Cider nnd sandwiches November 4.—-Talk* to tho Hast­ itInformal Xnlk" on the care of tho ’ tlon on his farm one mile south and w*re served from pumpkin dishes, ing* City schools chlM. which will make the Better and tha favor* pnd refreshment* of November 5.—Tall:* tn the Hast­ Babies Contest a real and vital featvertised This Week 1 H mile* west oX Woodland, and two the evening were suitable to the oc- ing* City School*. J miles flbrth und 1H mile* cost .of rtrnv* Ulin In At one R*y I'crklns. ’ha»e H. Oshorn, 88 plurality. o'clock. Col. W. H. Couch will be to the superintendent i.f the rontest. Ray Perkins nas rented hl» farm so the auctlonsr and Sherman I. Strong, cream In import* and a'big shrinkage I-urm D. Dickinson. 543 plurality. clerk. Lunch for those from a dis­ November 8.—Talk at Epworth Union Ttajiksgiring Service. in revenue to' the government. It tance und nheller for horswi if It mile north of HaMlngK on aectlon 0. itorips- The UM Includes a gelding, 7 November 9.—Talks before the might obscure the disturbance in our city churches held in fhe pastor's NEXT BROTHERHOOD MEETING Coleman C. Vaughan, abor.t industrial life caused by thl* attempt laidlr* Aid Society will serve lunch. study of the Presbyterian church. It Girl* Friendly nt 7:10. to apply an unworkable tariff policy plurality, IS precincts. Vol. W. II. Couch will b® the nuctlonwa* decided to hold the Union Nov. 10.—Shultz. Visits school* in WILL BE MONDAY EVE NOV. 16 to the business of this couniryi Thanksgiving service at. 5 o’clock In morning. A meeting with tho wo­ list include* a coll. 6 cows.' 8 yearl­ th* Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. men In afternoon. A lectura In the But It is apparent that the voters John W. 11.later, about £00 plural, ings, calf, some- hog*, poultry, grain halt in the evening. ’ had not forgotten ixynie things when Tllg Supivr H<iiunl Arranged. ' y. 15 precincts. ‘ and hoy. farm tools and misr’ellane- BANNER'S ERROR SHOWS PEO­ annual Thanksgiving sermon. Rev. they cast their ballots on Tuesday. November 11.—Cloverdale. Visit* l.l«tcn to (•<*>«! Health Week n* goods. See the adv. on another Maurice Grigsby being the senior panschool In morning. An afternoon There was a republican landslide of PLE READ OUR ADV. COLUMNS O. B. Fuller, about «oo plurality, • png*. large proportions, which ha* nearly . . “ext meeting of the Methodlid President of tho City Association nnd Brotherhood will be held on Monday1 131.33 Blankets Should Have Been Me Rev. Hawkins, pastor of th* Baptist November 12.—Belton. Vlslta church, was elected ri* sae'y-lreas. Grant Fellow*, about too plurality^ Not ilk'. In Welekffcnant A schools In morning. Txictura Ip during Good Health Week, su It is and whIHi hn» even galvanised some ,Frank Lancaster has decided to The Thanksgiving offering will be of the old republican traders, into a 15 precinct*. quit farming on' account of III health. ...... . .... jojppj, children's church In evening. planned to hare the supper na usanl new lease uf life. Th** President'll IXIXGIU.S-SIONAU *«> will have itn auction at hl* farm November 13. at -7:1)0 o'clock, then a short busiI. mllo north of thu Irving Granga Rciircecutathc In Oiiigro*, 4th Di*L November 14.—Hastings Grange Ip hall, section 28, Irying. Mie to bctln made u* quota a price of 48 cents fur Edward 1- Hamilton, about 7i>0 will go up stair* unit hoar the 11- back In'the republican column with afternoon. Chicken Thieve* Arc Working. 11.35 blanket*'In Welckgenant A a large margin. New Ydrk. Ohio, at one o'dewk. Col. W, H. Couch plurality. droMe* by the noted speaker* tlgit November 15 ti ■Itaitings Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois end the Hallowe'en night chicken thieve* will bo tho auctioneer nnd R. B. Wal­ Rlede'a Adv. Th* figures should have evening. A section of tho church LEGISLATIVE whole central west on national Issues. broke into Thoa. Howe's poultry' Good Health Week. ker clerk. The list Include* a team. will be reserved for tho Brotherhood State Sanatnr. 3 cow*, fat be*f,_ 2 calves, lot of poul­ This was the BANNER'S error, In house and stole a couple of choice It goes hens, eligible to - register. Mr. Howe the Wilson tariff idea*. In Nou Elb*rt V. Kmlth, about 138 plural* try. farm tool*, feed, household goods, failing to corcct tho proof. The supper squad for that eveninc England and Pennsylvania, it In thi ity, 30 precincts. <-tfthe ndv\ for date, full list. innkn mistakes. are,-nnd proposes to keep a watch of Rn>rvM.*nlalito in State l.t-glslaturo. From ths number of people who his ppultry more closely,' and if the An<n*rs, Cha*. Itatehler. J. W. Bron­ thieve* reappear they**nre liable to Club. altogether pleased th® President. The son. Curtis Bottum. M. L. Cook. G 48 cents, the Messrs Weickgenant & get a warm reception. trans Mississippi and- the extreme November 35. F. Chidester. Frank Daniels. Ralph Riedls are very positive that people Wo understand that other* hare Eggleston. O. A. Fuller, H. M.- Hill, sheriff. read our advertising columns. And the late Watson W. McKlljbcn. Mr*. suffered from chicken thieves and II publican gain*, that would indicate W. A. Hall. Geo. Hicks. T. H. John ­ November 37. Cornelius Mannf. 189 majority. McKibben will have an -auction sale they ought to. for advertising is will be well for poultry owners to son. Jas. Long.’A. D. Lowell. J. E. the return of the republican* to conal the farm, section 20, Carlton town­ business-news, and I* just as impor­ keep watch. November 38. County Clerk. McElwain. John McOmber. Cornelius ship. three mile* north and one and tant a* other now*, and usually much Roy Andrus. 1044 majority. Mannl._ Harry Oti*. Burton Wrry. one fourth miles east of nesting", Foot Ball Game Her® Saturday. Wm. Pennock. Bernard Quigley. R*D . County Treasurer. sale to begin at ton o'clock. Hol Th® Hasting* high school elavsn xy Richards. Afton Smith, F.- G. I England states there Is an emphaats NoUcg. Mbs Maude Wilcox of Rutland were iwill play the' Grand Rapldu Control Stowell. Wm. Sheffield. Wm. Smith, to the dissatisfaction with th* tariffTho Pfogrvsslvc Teachers' Club will united In tnarrfage at the Prc*byter- 1 H. P- Tuttle. Leiter Todd. Wm. Zu- for-revsnue-only idea that cannot bo hold their next meeting at the court Un manse on Wednesday evening, urdsy i ‘ , afternoon. Ths local tain is aehnltl. D. C. Vsndsrcook. A. B. Hed­ mistaken. head of her***. 8 n*ad of callls. some Jtousa Saturday, November 7. October 21th. R*v. Maurice Grigsby gradually । Improving In •vary way un­ rick. J. V. Christy, R. M. Bate*. Dr. •urprtslBg manner th*. hogs, 13 ewe*, hay. grain, farm tool*; pS'clock. Flan to be counted • aa a ''Hr* officiating. - The young couple are der < th* direction of Coach V*rn RogR. Glasgow. Bert Thomas Sullivan, MS majorly. full lut, detail* spending their honey moon al Iron < their preference for the party of pro­ Maude W. Smith. Secretary. River in northern Michigan. Iform before the season la completed. Maurice Foreman. tection prosperity and progress, but cominiM* <m rape will bo examined under much bettor cnpdltjoii, - and l>y physician* who REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE III TUESDAY’S VOTING �SEH. xtiviama I>« in I dy III . nt I Usery County Commlltoe of the Y. M V. A. to put Into the linnds of high school buy tho lifllv bu-AI-t entie White Stover." recently put' Inti print by Henry Ford. tn this boot is reproduced tho 'famous lelb-i Ilf IIIJUIM'UO . principally fr«n> the burning: rapid among boys. L'nllkc vnm-t n.u -1 this d<xn«ier.i«ion u pcrmaucat I | . MMtilitan during Good Health W>sk. und one of th<s- epoakers hu» Ix-rn nhedulcd to speak'of the physical cf- "Why, what tort’ inquired the cur-] prised Ronald. "If ypu had looked up into that tree you would probably have seen a burial platform. These are the trophies of some big chief,” ex­ plained Reaves. "For any one to even (ouch them is held as sacrilege by these superstitious natives. Missing pat memento, the war club, they would trail you to the end of tha take It back at once in the sights. A species of Mardl Gras Thia Ronald did. Hu replaced the festivities .signaled the occasion. Be-; object Just where he had found it and turned to retrace hla steps to his Breworka. and one street faker was friend, half a mile away. Just coining money selling those pretty then a wild uproar greeted him. Fierce popular "sparklers.” which ignited at yells rent the air. From behind a one end and cascaded out a harmless shower of brilliantly scintillating fiery fipraug into view. ' Donald was surrounded, celled, his ““ ann’ bountl' ,od dra*g''d aIoD« hl* ;°rr- and th® display pleased him. gngry-faced captors. He was led past He purchased two boxes of the toy. encaIUpnicnt of rede huts and into slim, narrow and easily pocketed,, and - 1<rf8 ,preadln< caro jB the moun­ then they wandered on. F tain side. "Til carry them along with our traps," ho laughed. “Just about the of the savages, for it was hung Fourth of July we'll be out in tho It skins upon which was daubed in wilderness a thousand miles from de colors the picture of a fourcivilisation, and if we get homeaick. ] ded Idol. There was a stone pilwe'U have a Httla patriotic spurt and ! - ■ — isr iu lus tcuicr us me ua«e«u, —- ~ I this Ronald waa securely tied. Then Reeves slipped tho two ll Ho noted that overhead an open boxes Into an Inside pocket of eirnce ran up like a natural funnel, coat he wore, and forgot all al ’ and about tho poet he fancied be diethem as tome new display of into Reeves was bent on a peculiar mis­ sion. He was a skilled mining en­ gineer and had been engaged by Eng­ lish promoters to invade tho center of a district hitherto very slightly ex­ plored. There wpre rumors of great metal wealth In a certain chain of hills, and he was to1 secure ore specimens, Hie captors squatted in a circle and jabbered away at a furious rate. They made menacing motions toward him. and Ronald could readily discern that they were dlscuasing his fate. finally after several hours’ delib­ eration they appeared to arrive at a definite conclusion. Most of them went away, leaving two of their mem­ bers to pile up firewood about tho post. • “It’s good-by Nellie! sure,” dolefully ruminated Ronald, "’and Mr. Reeves will never know what has happened to Men and Women OurFootwear Has That Classy Look That Marks Distinction Our Guarantee At a fancy dress ball for children a policeman stationed at .the door was instructed not to admit any adult. An excited woman came running up to tho door and demanded admission "I'm sorry, mum.' replied the police-< man. "but 1 can’t let anyone In butchildren.” "But* my child is dressed I as a butterfly." exclaimed the woman.' “and has forgott« n her wings." "Can't ■ help it." replied the policeman; "or-, decs is orders, yonll have fo let her go as a caterpillar.” It grew dusk, and some lighted torches were placed around. The natives camo back in solemn proces­ sion led hy a man beating a hideous tom-tom. They paraded around their big city until fairly tired out. Long bad he hesitated about entering any of tho brilliant!} lighted restaurants, drawing nigh. but at lengtl) b* mustered up courage Suddenly ho strained his gate. Away and was ushered to a table. The back In the gloom of the cave bo noted a quick sparkle of light. This waiter .banded him the menu card, grew to a sudden blinding radiance. which was a foreign language to MoFinally, In desperation, he A rushing whirlwind form, emitting a Tavish thousand dazzling sparks of fire ap­ said to the hovering waiter: Ah'ru no hungry, no hungry at a". Just bring proached. me a plate o' whisky an' a woo thrilling sight for tho natives. To their unaccustomed eyes an angry fire god” was bearing down upon them. All over the onrushing figure there were spouts of blinding fire. They turned leenth century, mentions the following “Quick, now. and follow!*’ shouted1 terms used In forestry at that time: the Are god to Ronald.' cutting his A cele of tudxera, a skulk of foxes, a bonds and leading back the way he prid<>J singular o| boards, a •oundfr of •nine, u nye of pheasants, "Those sparklers," explained Reeves | ago Judge Rentoul sentenced a pris­ a gaggle of geese, a badllug of ducks, as they gained tho open air, and re-, a tall of woodcock, a wisp of snipe. 1 oner to six months' hard labor. When gaining their trapa, started to get tho judgment was passed "Six mouths' bard labor" was echoed from the buck make an analysis and report to hl^ Speedily away from their present nest Rsally Philanthropy., of peril. ”1 found out they had cap­ of tho court. The prisoner turned to superiors. "Oh. jour creel little boy!" ex-.' 'You're courting my daughter tured you. t* happened to think of the warder by his side and Inquired claimed the member of tho Anti-Vlvl-: anxiously: Are these sentences to Grace.” he told Ronald In his blunt, those two boxes of sparklers. 1 stuck section league as she glanced over tho friendly way, back home In Now Jet* them all over me and liT them, it was run concurrently N' gkrdcn fence "How ever eould >ou| sey "You know a good deal about cut that poor little worm In two?" my line of business. Come along with worked One." Causes of Rhouiqatism. mu and learn something more about So fine that the awed nathea did John, agod six. met her gaze without Muscular rheumatism of the shoul­ it, and share a good fat fee." it—It seemed so lonely," not even attempt a pursuit, and two flinching der and upper arm may be produced months later they reached home—and he replied by Sitting Itr a draughty train or near came to be together. Tho next day Kellie! aa open window, or by a wetting much they resumed their journey. (Copyright, mt. by W. U. Chapman.) . Hope for Success. ' A hired guide piloted them by a de­ As to being prepared for defeat, l| tiani Is provoked by rold and damp. tour around the !'bad lands” most What Is the "Absolute Zero*" certainly am not. Any man who Io pre­ And, again, cold and damp, combined thickly infested by equally bad na­ Two hundred and seventy degrees ( pared for defeat would bo half defeat ­ with errors or diet, are the main tives. They met with no adventure below xero has, from theoretical con­ causes pt rheumatoid arthritis, or of note during their Initial rugged ex* siderations. been known to be the tern- ed before be commenced. I hope for success, shall do all In my power to so-' rheumatic gout. perlcoco. When they reached their pernture at which all molecular mo- cure it, and trust to God for the rest destination, however, the guide was tlou ceases—in other words. It is the • —Admiral Farragut. temperature which a body will have! Goodness Worth Searching For. How much human goodness lies bid­ main with them, and started back Nrhen every particle of Ils heat Is ab■traded. The rate at which the pres-' den and unstnpect«d in lives and con- alone for bis homo settlement. ditto™ the most unpromising nnd un­ “It's wonderful.” announced Rcevec sure of a gas decreases as It is cooled The teacher was telling the chlldrefi. congenial to lu development! To find one morning a week tptcr. "Those shows us that the pressure should van­ a long, highly embellished story about fb,jt.« flowers of goodness where kart English speculators knew what they ish entirely If tho gas were cooled to Santa Claim, nnd Willie Jones began expected forms ope of the happiest were talking about when they sent us n temperature of 373 degrees below giggling a.th mirth, which Anally get* surprises of human experience, und Is out here. There's a rich hasp of rock sero. Now the pressure is due to tho beyond his control. “WBUel What a discovery which warni* and Iniplrfes over on the range.” molecular motion which wo call heat, did I whip you for yesterdayasked "Then it will be homeward bound, the heart—-The t'hristiuu Register. tho teacher severely. "Fpr lyin'!'’f shortly." suggested Ronald. promptly : t.svwred Willie —Every I ' Home—and Nellie!” smiled Reeves, body's Kejuulue. upiuvuio - mo iu me luneai |n»niuiu icuiyci'■'lie is lib- miml trtid’-i1 i— - ,J J. ■ ''Ar samples, your lode charts, store. On this account it has been British Coal Consumption. I e*er saw." "Kind io anima!,?' animals. i we-j] jf we can t Bllp caue<| iao tho .uwiuio abgoiutc .miu, MrOt uuu ong nciuuscion­ , tho --3-1.: cwiiuu Great Britain consumes ILOOO.OW alpuid bay >0. Wh>. »Iren hen lie found' found!, Horivea.” .... ■ . ...... j tlflc investloloni have been struggling tons of coal annually for domestic pur­ tk. family vat in»lrtr.l »u sleeping in i haru ,uuu gone wru well but for iuo the ror for many yc-ars years to reach mis this ultimate . • Ail might u.,u uuv ipr 10 reacu uiumaio poses alour. b:'-. b*' I ut ifoMld. lie was long- goal, for 11 has been a practical ccrRuflalo Express-. -- ;--- =— I ., Tk._ 1 ’■ u. He a Got Thsm. . ■'I want tfamakrii" rhoqjud the brubed and tattrnd citizen who hod font been bcatim up by his athletic rtrai “1 think," replied h!n friend and •dvistr. /fter 3 critical inspection, •that if you look tn tire glsre jdu'll find you've got ’nm" M thu MMhi-diItr. ' liuswfl II and Hb« May J. Ftt .iteaa -Mr. and kir. l^e k« tUir h-nx in JohnMvwu. • *- ‘ cxUiaik (1, gtl 5^ t0 ,lbe g|rl ho had left iMtblhd." He suggested that, they lMaen t(nw and dfetapcc by taking a abort cut across the route the guide had followed. I There *ere several alarms aud1 nights 'of watchfulness after that I More than once the venturcsoma wayfarera ran across - iiltlo parties of |a|nty - . IMnJ. of the propertlel of matter at"ordinary temperatures will disappear, or become profoundly modi led. al the bottom of the.scale of tempcrature.—Prof. R. W. Wood, tn Ha^ pvr's Msgaxlne. "I don't understand precisely the functions of thu supremo court.” "It'n like this. You have a dispute They were camping one afternoon In a little knoll by the river aide, whoa, Ronald went somewhat afield to gath* I er some gild fruit in which the dis­ trict abounded for their evening meal. Ho came back shortly, considerably ’’Then your wife takes It to her _ mother. That's the supreme court.**' "MSrtlw i» Um BANSSS: Everbody WSE*lt. ’ The biggest shoe business in town means simply one thing —we satisfy every demand for the best assortment and economical prices. Years of en­ deavor have resulted in securing the best models—men, women and child­ rep will find every desire satisfied here. —make comparisons. Comfort and long service are assured at our store. We offer widest varieties in the newest models, in every leather. ' . folks Appreciate Service—phqfa it)e (Jive St Modcrnfbuainefis methods demand promptnesi and efficiency. Here ia the lead* ing fihoe store for men and women. We are expert fitters sad we carry the largest assortment. Systematic shoe service will satisfy evejy map and woman who desires perfect shoes. Ironside Shoe Company Masonic Temple Bldg. Phone 176 Hastings, Mich. TRY BANNER JOB DEPT. FOR QUICK SERVICE There is no pleasure io a suit of clothes that does not fit. You feel uncom­ fortable every time you put on such a suit. Jf you feel uncomfortable you can't act natural. You ought to (eel comfortable if you want to "get any­ where" in life. Let us mike ■ suit for you for Our Suits Make You FeeJ Comfortable ' You don't feel dissatisfied afterwards—your suit will look wcD, fit you per. fcctly, wear satisfactorily—and you can let it cheap from us by letlin< us take your measure now yvhilc we arc not too busy. Wanted to Know His FateOf the criminal court. London, the aCoustfc properties are not to perfect as they Might be. and there la a decid- a ton of eoft com 1»I<- asfings Greatest Shoe Assembly yj, v ■ . m____ --epoars and derla. with gold handles 11 come along, wn’ll get the rest- But! That's pretty elick," spoke bluff. Reevea put out a staying band. ! blunt Adam Roavea in a tone of admi th>l baclt to when, yoo ration. "What do you call them, found R quick aa you can." he dl-i----- --| •What in tho world are you to do with them, Mr. Reeves! qulred the companion of tho old pros­ pector, Jhmald Bond. It was at a seaport town in Aus­ tralia, way over on the other side of the world. - A street fair was in prog­ ress. On their way to the interior Reeves and his young friend Ronald a, ofdMary. El»ir Viola l impbell *“• born Nov.] Mrd. t»li ..ud' dlfd Oct. St. 1»H. ] uKud 3 yj-.-n, iu tnpnthsand.il days Mht- was the duplttd child of Joseph ’ ' ipbt II. tn Ins adopt! <1 t>>*thvni wfiln .-lie was two weohs old-1 Hire «.*- .1 bright little one und madil slud the hcurt* of h« r feeler parents. I The sorruy *bi leavce In their hearts] no tongue i .in express.'but wo know We specialize in Latlica* Work— Cleaning, Dyeing and all Aiterations. Alex Buderman ggSlSSg Have You Studied the This will be a season when the coke proposition will appeal to many. COKE la coal with the amoke, dirt, water and gas taken out, leaving a aubatanoe oon^aiping 00 per cent of pure heat-giving carbon. The beat quality of coke costs Ipse than best coal. ■ It gives results superior to coal and has con­ siderably less ash. It can be used to advantage in hard or soft coal stoves, house furnaces, ranges, open grates and kitchen heaters attached to the gas range. A trial order makes a auetomfr. ' Our foyr sizes, furnace, egg, nut and pea, are haudled by all good fuel dealers in Bpstinge. Thornsppls 09, k Elfatfis 0o Hi III-,-Jill ttvf drlkirturt. Elsie brr way into Hie hearts of u|l met. Hire has left us. but the »n -r irer mreotiresp <■1111 IhjThe.services wers'i-onducioil ip ’Phone No. 3. ‘ ALWAYS BENDER RE^L S^YICg' girt! T1 all Cyn wttt �breath fervently christened "Edna ABOUT THE BABY with a Unger to her lips nnd the whispered Injunction. “8-eh-baby if asleep!” Buddsuly. however, Cyrus arose In reported Cyrus Into tho bouse expan-1 • startled fashion to hla feet. Two men had entered tbe yard from th* na>rinAtsta.l °F® ws* * policeman, th* Hla portly wife got .nlfflne the O<h,r 0,(1 Prt,r' ~ ' kitchen oven. her better half. Great Clearance Sale looked sheepish and desperate. "1 mean about the "Oh, Cyrus!" breathed Mra. Munn longingly and looked flrat at hla arm* tiling Into the room. "It seems there’s a system about tho society that places tittle waifs." explained Cyrus. "Nice motherly wo- pie too poor to keep their children that so and ao would adopt a child Then some morning you’ll go out and find a little abandoned cherub on the door step." "Oh. Cyrus!" again palpitated his eager spouse. "1 won't sleep for a week thinking of IL" It had taken the Munns two years to realize how lonely they were after Edna, their only daughter, had eloped with Sidney Valle. Her father had Instantly shut hla heart and homo against the child who had acted ad­ verse to hla will. Once hla wife had appealed to him to forget and forgive Ho had silenced her peremptorily. Once hla daughter had written him a pleading letter. Ho had read a stogie line and fiercely torn the missive to fragments. . inquired the officer. Cyrus. "We have adopted It.. eotne from the chlldren'a aid society “This man baa told the truth, then, at last!" said the policeman, tight enlng bls grip on hla prisoner until old Peter winced. "Come along FRANDSEN & KEEFER’S Sale Starts Friday 6th and Closes Saturday 14th about!" demanded Cyrus. "Ths mother of the child will ex Plata all that ' moving away with his captive. "When—who—what! Never!" cried Mrs. Munn, wildly, and she rushed into the house and her husband aftet Prices 3994 “Wasn’t ft left here, Just as war agreed?" challenged Mrs. Munn “Haven't we adopted youijltite dar ling! Iron horses shan't tear yor . -who would yrelaoma a little stranger from pa!" Cyrus, gating obliquely through the ’■to , hla hospitable hearth. ' Now at the time that Cyrus made front Screen door, saw the police of fleer reappear. ' . his wants known, the ayatem with "This Is the house, ma'am." hr the society to which he appealed In­ cluded in Its personnel a scamp named ■poke and a frantic female figure tore paat him, up the steps anc Peter Laird. Old Peter did errands dragged open the screen door. . for the society receiving a small com­ Without ceremony she brushed" past pensation for such services. He was Cyrue. ao swiftly that he could not at the office of the society the day catch a distinct view of her face and auditor to all that went on. The Tho child had awakened and Ito criei next day Peter for .the hundredth guided her into the silting room. “My child!" she cried and made • turned to the office In such a gayly dart for the cradle and snatched u| the little cherub, nearly knocking hilarious mood that It took a police­ over Mrs. Munn man to eject hldi. When he awoke 'H's ours." retorted the latter, an* then, catching a sight of the face o the Intruder, aha stood stock-still potrifled. The child had snuggled down with • crowing chirp 'into tho clinging arms of lie mother. At that mothc: now tn turn Cyru».stared, spellbound “Oh, father! Don't you see!" bur»i forth Mrs. Munn, trembling from head to foot, her humid eyes fairly devour tag the stranger. Cyrua regarded his daughter, ther bls granddaughter, the little child It her arms. Tho Iron will of yean broke es the child lined its arms to­ wards him. It had been through accident, not by design that old Peter had wheeled off the first baby he bad come across for the moment unguarded. When Cyrus folded his forgives daughter in hla arms, there was noth Ing to explain. Ho asked her a few questions and put on his hat and re turned with her husband. "I said I wouldn't give up out baby," sobbed the happy Mrs. Munn Accidentally passing tbe Munn home two days later, hungry and particularly thirsty, tho old schemer noted Cyrua working ta hla neat, pretty garden and recognised him. He halted and leaned over the fence with his blandest smile. “You're Mr. Munn,” he said. "What of lt!“ challenged Cyrua. "And you want a baby. Oh, I know! I'm with the aoelety. Got “ the kids—see! Now, Hl tell you. Tip me a dollar and 111 ace that you'll have the choice of a lot of the long time.” Tho bargain was struck. About 10 o'clock tho next morning Cyrus ran hastily, from the woodshed where be was piling up fuel, as a scream echoed out, from the front porch. mingled excitement and delight, standing over a neat baby carriage which held a pretty, smiling little girl about a year old. "Oh. Cyrus!" gaspoll Mrs. Munn. "Look, Just look! Tho loveliest little one! And baby carriage,- nursing bot- . They took the little one Into the charming little visitor. They hovered over the ney comer, planning ahead for Its welfare clear up to school dsys, girlhood and marriage The next day Mrs. Munn neglected all customary household work and with a variety of rattles, toys and general gimcracka supposed to be amusing to infants. sages, you know. Don’t tell." And the plebe didn't—until thia Iasi Characteristic Mental Attitude. • Most women in polite society just now have no clear principles: "f won­ der,” "I guess,” "1 think." "I with 1 know," "I have a theory," are their commonest phrases In expressing Ideas, and ”L believe” has came to mean "I think It likely." Perhaps equally vague in their minds, though their habit of speech continue more positive, writes Annie Wlnsor Allen In tha Atlantic. Bald an Intelligent, sweet-natured, clean-living, loyal Epis­ copalian youth not long ago, "The creed! What do I mean when I aay .1 believe'!*'—(thoughtfully and care­ fully)—"I mean. T believe with all my Mart and soul and mind' tho first article. And after that—In the others —I mean gradually less and less: it •paten ouC tlU toward the end It just AU the fosd. Advertise Vour Wants in the BANNEk for Beet Results. |ACCUSED OF STEALING 250 irriaii Church. POUNDS OF CREAMERY GUTTER Division No. 1, of tho Presbyterian Hanning for Social Activities During Four Wardens Journey to Ttiomapple . tho Coming Winter; Milton Brown 1* I’rcnldent. The Hustings Serial Club met Tttrs- ■ Complaints that Illegal tiahlng In Edw.ird Mecch. agen 3S years, of day evening nnd elected the following carried on extensive)}' in Thornapple | Battle Creek, who- has a wife nnd ■ child, hn* been arrested for the without taking any definite form until legi'd theft -of. 250 pounds of butter front the creamery In Hickory CorPresident—Milton Brown. tiers. HL* examination will take ■Vice President—Wilbur Lane. place on Thnrxlaj-. The butter was Molen In the night and evldfiMSM l-insing. succeeded In apprehending Treasurer—Harry Miller. Thi-y were pointed strongly io Mecch aa tho The president appointed the fotlt-w- three alleged violators. thief. Mr. Mecch was educated in ing committees: Music Commltjec—Dave Goodyear. Hancock, who reside in the.- vicinity Albion college nnd has not been en­ gaged In pursuit* which would lend Jr„ Harry Miller and Ed. 'Kurtx. Committee on Dates nnd Printing— Follow with story coming .. I. Patrick. A. K. Mulholland "Und John Koon Chcryrnan of Grand Ranid* to sh-e n reading nt the Presbyterian l Committee on Hall and Refresh­ Pomona Grangn ITogrnm. Hastings Grange No. 5". will hold ments—F. R. Ironside, Ilobt. Hender­ 1 next meeting Monday evening, shott and Edw. Goodyear. member 9. A pot luek supper rit Soliciting Committee—Alien John­ <1 n Bint.' ।| son. Dave Goodyear. Jr., and Wilbur S:00 o'clock. opening song—By member*. Tho fol- j Roy fall—Something I have to be I thankful for. . . Sohn by Grance. the Irotydde Shoe Co.'s store next i "What la Health Week?—Dr. C. II. i! an.' r^ariy irara'' Barber, President of nivvemcnt., Tuesday evening, Nov. 10th. nt 4-.30 of Child Life V.'cry' Important?"—I rclock. Cooperafton of Orange with Anti­ Mias Mae- Pettit. ; tuberculosis Society—MIhm Mary C. Reading—Miss Veen Wilcox. I N<-l«on. Stan- Visiting Nurse Rcaolvrd. "That Whatever Rig Im­ Snlo—C. A. Kerr. provement Is Accompltahrd for iK-cltutioir—au<ira iwexer. Mlllcr-BriNtol Welding. Farmers, Must Come About Through. Agricultural College Extension Almut one hundred guests gathered Efforts of Bankers and Other Busi- f '<»rk—Mr. Kebler Agricultural at the pleasant rural home of Mr. uml i teacher, city schools. Mrs. George Miller In Johnstown, nt 80I0—Brother C. A. Kerr. ( Domestic Science Extension Work 8:30 Thursday evening. October 29th. Address—State Speaker. . —Mixa Zora izmmnn. Domestic Scl to witness the marriage of their Reading, "Hello." Huth Vester. I tirvlllr It. Bristol also of Johnstown. ent. Among those present were guests Addle Edmortds. L-ecturrr. from Olivet, Bellevue, Nashville, Bed­ ford nnd Battle Creek. RANN'EIL^WJNt AOVS. PAY The spacious home was charmingly decorated with palm*, ferns chrys-j anthemuttu arid autumn leaven. A«J unique floral bower with a wedding I bell was prepared fur the bridal parThe ceremony was performed cellancous, one. with good music >■> local talent. Admission, .-ulut'-a 26 cents. School children, Population of the TropicaMore than half of tho world's popu­ lation live in the tropics of tho old world. Under British rule alone aru over 323,000,000 tropical natives. neighbor would quit shovtag.—(.'blew Better Service in stock to select your purchase from. ■ ; < J I! Better service in repairing. \ Better service in optical work. Because we are the best equipped of any in the county. । PIKE & DAMON JKWKLKRB * OPTICIANS nestings, Michigan Phone 281 Song—Ry members. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. [□I Creek nnd included zlhr ring. Friday and Saturday And happy hearts made qf the plan hl* cousin, Hen I* Bristol. The bride so long desolate a happy, happy homo (Copyright. Wi. by W. G. Chapman.) ■pH carried nn arm bouquet of white Military Secret. The plebe, sluing on the monumeni beside the’ flrst-claAi man. lookec across tho river from West-Point u Constitution island. The plebe wat Inquisitive. ■ He wanted to knqw whai the government Intended to use Con stUution Island for. The flrst-claai man coughed dlscreotly, blushed anc looked around him carefully for eaves ' droppers. "It isn't generally known," he said "but you're a cadet now. If the signa corps expertmenu go through sue cessfully, they'll use It as an aviary.' His voice 'ropped mysteriously “For birds, ehr said the plebe. "Car Tier pigeons!" "Not exactly," answered the know tag one. "They'll be plgeota, as the, call 'em—cross between a carrier pig Double Front (Stebbins Block) Hastings Most Up-to-date Store. ■ha sobbed and she threw herself be aldo the cradle of the little one anl spread her sheltering arms above it Cyrus, stood gazing at her ruefully Ho was keen enough to scent troU hie, mystery ta the visit of the police man and hla prisoner. Cyrua coo lectured rightly when he suspects that old Peter had played some kind of a trick on him. HASTIMBS SOGIALCLUB ELECTS THREE BOYS ACCUSED' “You mustn't take It to heart, Mary, If the child waa never Intended OFFICERS AHO COMMITTEES. OF ILLEGAL FISH 6 would adopt some little waif to cheer their desolation. And that day Cyrua had applied to tha childrens aid so- the society would no longer tolerate him and became a homeless wan- in Every Department. gown uf tan colored silk mid carried nn arm bouquet of pink carnations. Tho especially cordial congratulations bespoke the high esteem in which the young people nro held by tho frlrndk. reflected much credit on the hospital­ ity of Mrs. Miller. A good sized room was lltrrolly tilled with hcautlfwT nnd valuable weddllfg gifW nnd gifts from her pre-nuptlnl* parties. Sir. and Mrs. Bristol nro visiting In Flint and will visit nt other places In Michigan. tKo groom owns n line farm In Johnstown.' where they will make their future home. “ The young people begin married life ... with ... bright prospects and with the best wishes 'qf many friends. School Re|M>rt. Report of Eckardt reboot for tho month ending October 30: ’ Number days taught. 20. Total attendance. ITU. "Average dally attendance. 3.9. *-NiiVnber of boys enrolled. 4. . Number of ijlrls egroned, 3. Total enrollment. ». Percentage of attendance. 98.9. Those neither tardy nor absent for the past month are Victor Eckardt, Helena Brhuler, Frieda Schuler. Her­ bert Dasaell, Cornelia Eckardt. Eith- j er Schuler and-Carl Brod beck. I ’ Elsie Holmes. Teacher. | will be Cap Pays MR. MAN!—Here we are offering you now when the season is at id’s height, Caps at JANUARY CLEAR \NCE SALE PRICES. Do you know pf any reasonable excuse why you should wait—no. Well then, been hand one of these two davs. Tho full program will be published next week. It is expected that there On Thursday evetilng the members of the local whist cpib will choose sides and contest. The losers will furnish'refreshments for the wlnnent and themselves. A grvat-deal of Intereet In whist Is bring shown in lids! City and a.number of new members, have been added to the club. Presi­ dent Hubbard and fl«..etary Myers | banner year for the club. &)e’ve CJot tjo/ur flat! It doesn't matter whether you are looking for a real dressy bat of the latest block and color or just nn ordinary every day hat, we've got it, and to fit your head—and our prices fit your pocketbook too. Ask * ’ Charlid or Gibb -to . ?how you tomorrow. Prices from $1.00 to $3.50 Cap y6u identify your hat? Let us help you. With every hat at I2.00 or over we will put your initials in FREE! Friday and Saturday Prices on Caps $1 25 CAPS, Friday and Sat- on urday,O>C $1 00 CAPS, Friday and Sat- -n urday19C 75c CAPS, Friday and Sat­ urday 50c CAPS, Friday nnd Sat­ urday-------- -------------35c CAPS, Friday and Sat­ urday___ ________ SZC With tjudh w*ll known Latites’ Shoes as Julia Marlowe, Helming-McKinsey, the famous H. & M.; Lunn & Sweet, etc., any woman can find corpfort and satisfaction as well as quality. " - Patent Leather Shoes nt $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. Gun Metal Shoes tit $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. Princess Satin Shoe; at $3.50. Men's Shoes Every man knows these well-known makes, Burt Jc Packard. “Korrect Shape," Qrossett-Bench made, Hamilton Brown, "American Gentleman." and in Work Shoes the famous “Rikalog." Prices J'haumut Rubbers Men. h)omen and Children . The semi-annual tournament of the Michigan Whist Association will be held In the banquet room of the Ma- firing Us l/our /fead $2.25. $3.00 and up to $6.00 the Pair Itiork Shoes—-$2.50, $3.00. $3.50 and $4.00 BUY GOOD SHOES NEXT TIME! Weickgenant & Riede At Grant Otis & Co.’s Old Stand Clothing and Shoe. Department Hastings, Michigan �IT HI IUSI Of HOIIH little mim mayo ’ (Coati Wt in tied from Pagd Twelve) aa hour before she made up her wrote a letter to the editor of KNM1IUMK ii inn nut /fewest Coats and Juits Continued from page one. editor's thought when he received it. For this wag not, the ordinary school­ gathering. girl's letter. It was the outpouring of a heart that had never knoyn companionship. Those few short, BMir COUNTY WILL HAVE A pithy sentences would have done credit to a Balxac or a Turgenleff. a ROOD REPRESENTATION THERE Thackeray or a Flaubert, so Incisive­ ly did she paint herself, her longings, tier poor aspirations. And all that she asked was that Mr. Trefusis least a dozen At Twelfth 'Annual during the ilelcgut-s (rom Older Boys* State Thanksgiving - vacation- Others vfUi p«y their own expenses. lions of men and individuals Interest­ ed In certain boys. Ono Hastings heard "much gathering.' from many Secretary D. C. Arbor from Hastings. ever before is evident from_ thu in­ formation received from J.' A. Van buys were among the 1.-00 delegate* from the little town of Manna City. They went back home Inspired and f<-rcnce Club. They met from time to time for the promotion of everything that was clean in athletics and'school IK«. Octobar S3, five weeks before and f«-ra for 25 delegntei. Alba, in northern Michigan, has sent word that It will'have p delegation of trtiys. Expcnscn of these delegates will lie defrayed by a minstrel show counties alone will hare an thany del- signing them places of entertainment ■aS rapidly as we can." , eoofereneda. Probably he has a farreaching Influence’among the boys *>f Michigan bceaum of hla motto (or work with boys, which Is original with himself, showing the spirit of the a and conduct their Awn meetings. Van Dis bclirvrw there |A no real reason why they Should not! do ao. from the Netherlands us an Imlgrnnl buy seven years of. age. From his In a Y. A. night school and Katamaxoo college. Luter hu was graduated from the Y. SI. C. A. colsummers atffuad. In 1907 he came to Michigan as state boya' work recreJb- is u member of the executive committee on boys’ work for 1110 110X8* and has just recently been appointed chairman uf the International Sund-ij’ School Association on co-opera­ tie hn* rein the boys' cunfirencvs In Michigan grow from the 135 who propurtlons of the Saginaw meeting taxi fail, when 1.30b boyw enrolled. He hgpteta at least*'2,000. drlegates at Ann Arbor this year. We Know REZISTOL Will Help You To llcfluin Your Strength Energy'- und / jfft dale prices David 8 England. Hastings tirsi ward—Osborn's plurality, 33. Other figures on state officers unavailable. Congres^onal dnws (which she gave the editor In nnd legislative, republican. 30. Ward solemn confidence) and tell her something of his life. And would ho republican. ' send her a photograph? She would treasure both, nnd he would never Qu Hid. 5. Hatting*, know how much she would thank plurality 15. him. state offices. perately wicked thing of all-in or­ der that he might not misunderstand, she signed her letter "Mra. Harry Leeson.” ' . That of course, would prove to Mr. Trefusis that she was no school­ girl. but a woman with whom there could be no possibility of personal relationship, she being the wife of another. editor. Being a good editor, hla first Im­ pulse was to print the letter. Then. Ix'lrig also a gentleman, he changed hla mind. Then he wrote a abort note to the author, aa foliowar 'Our readers are still writing un by the bushel about you. You sure have njr.de a hit with the girls. Keep up the stuff and you can’t drown us. aerials from you this summer, and try to turn them out during the next month If possible, ao that we ean put our artist'on the jotj. By the way. Mra. Harry Leeson baa written epistolary way. Queer sort of note to send you. of all people. How- the entire state. when Hl commun- coufcrcncw have registrations coins In r« early.” rays Btatn Secretary James M. Smith. Milton F. JordanCoroners. Frank G- Sheffield. Maurice Cross. her address, but this Is the gist of It ... So If you feel inclined, send us a kind word to hand out to the poor lady." afternoon. At nine the next morning Mr. Harold Trefusis was waiting out­ side Mr. Bernard's office for him or the stenographer or somebody, no tualter whom, to come along and let him In. It happened to be the editor ■himself, who had come down early to finish up some wofk. "Why. hello!" he began, extending his hand. "Show me that letter or I'll strangle you!" yelled Mr. Trefusis "What’s wrong?" Inquired Bernard, aa he unlocked the door. He shook his finger archly under the writer's nose. "1 didn't know you were that sort of chap." he said In mock re­ proach. ''Say.” . be continued. 'It Isn't serious, Is It? 1 thought some­ body was putting a horse on you.” "Bernard," said Trefusta, with the calmness of despair, "you're a kind man and you mean well, and you've raised my price again, but unless you turn over that letter to me right smart 111 pulp you tn your own type- Tho editor put the letter In the writer's hands. Trefoils cast one glance at the address, and a moment Ing (naard 'the place where Misa Mayo lived. Mixa Mayo wa< out. Trefusis waited till noon: then, realising that she would probably'not return till evening, he went home. But that eve­ ning he was back, and at eight o'clock ring at her bell. This was an unprecedented event With beating heart and fingers that trembled so that she could hardly press the opener, aha waited In her apartment.- But, remembering that the ringer would hare hard work finding it, she did .what we all have to do. we fiat-dwellers. Rhe .went out and leaned over the banisters. And there ft was that aho set eyes -upon Harry Leeson again. He was coming up the stairs, two at a time. Fear held her to the spot. Her brain waji Whirling. Had Harry heard of the use that sht had made of his name and come to threaten Rie law? How had he found her? What was lie doing here? - Anyway, she would die of rhame and humiliation. She must kill herself—she must—If she could only get back Into her apart­ ment. But since'She was too terrified to move she did the best thing possible under the circumstances. Mis? Mayo fainted. She m^ist have fainted dead away, for wheir she opened her eyes she publican, except treasurer and pros­ ecuting attorney. • Mannl's maj! •; Andrus. 31; McIntyre. 9, Townsend, 4; Sullivan. 41. legislative, republican. 36 republican, except prosecuting torney. Mannl's at­ 'Sulljvan, 17.w Ilarilngs, fourth plurality, 40. State, congressional and legislative, republican. 50. Ward republican, except prosecuting atlorney nnd sheriff. Williams' maj. send, 71; Sullivan. 83. Lulatlve republican, about 14. Town­ ship republican, except register, Man­ ti I 5 .maj.; Andrus, 17: Nevins Shepard. 99: Gould. 5. HalUmoev—Osborn's plurality. Ilalance of state, congressional and Irgialatlvc. republican. about 40. Township republican except sheriff Williams’ maj. 19: Andrus' 41; Nevins 45: Townsend. 47: Gould. 4. . Barry, 2nd precinct—Osborn's plurality. 10. Balance of state, con­ gressional and legislative, republican, about 30. Precinct republican ex cept prosecuting attorney. Manni* maj.. It: Andrus. 33; Nevins. 3t Townsend. 87; Sullivan, 13. Barry, 1st (wecince—Ferris plurali­ ty. 11. No further figures available on state, congressional or legislative tickets. Township republican ex­ cept prosecutor. Mannl's maj., 19; AT THE VERY OPENING OF THE SEASON. Not at all a elotiog out sale or a going out of business sale, but a sale of new handsome garments the most of them Sample Coats and Suits, the manufacturers* choicest numbers. It’s a Wonderful Money Saving Sale Many sales save you pennies and nickels, but our Sample Sale of Coats and Suits saves you dollars. DO NOT WAllT. Gome and bring your girls. Get a full season’s benefit from your new garment by making your selection now. •isao svrre and coats. For Ladies and Misses. Practical and attractive gwrmcnx. You would glad- you come now you can buy them at our Sample Sale Price For Ladlsa and Misses. Nobby styles In plain colors, black, fur fabrics and fancy mixture^ Most extra ordi­ nary bargains at aur Sample Sale Price • 17.50 and SU.50 COATH AND SUITS This assortment includes a large range of exceptional pretty styles, beautifully tailored trimmed and Im- congressional and legislative, republi­ can. pluralities about 6. Township republican except sheriff, prosecutor and treasurer. Williams* maj. 15: 1'4; Townsend, to: Bul’ilvan. 37. ’ llnatlng* twp.—Ferris"plurality. IS. State, congressional and legislative tickets, democratic, about. 8. Town­ ship democratic except clerk. Willi­ ams’ maj. 33: Andrus. 30: McIntyre, ■it; Shepard. 4: Sullivan. 36. Hope—Ferris’ plurality. atonal and legislative tickets. Majori­ ties on county tickpt vary. Williams received 35 majority Andrus, St. Nirv- Ining, 1st precinct—Osborn's plurality. 46. State. congressional and legislative, republican, about 50. Township republican except prosecut­ ing attorney. Mannl's maj. 36; An­ drus. 77; Nevins. 57; Townsend, 65; Buliivan, C. ality. 30. State, congressional and legislaUve republican except -repre­ sentative. about 3. ITecinct. repub­ lican, except prosecuting attorney and sheriff. Williams' maj. 14; Andrus, 13; Nevins. 1; Townseifll. 4; Sullivan, •20.00 COATH AND SUITS. For latdies and Miwffs. The latest stylet. Moai In demand at . ------—i.^n Mm- a. . .w pie garments at Our Bat Price •33.DO COATS AND SU1TB. For Ladles nnd Misses. A beautiful $3.98 $10.95 (food practical garments.- $12.95 $5.00 ,1m. You may wing of practically le Bale I'rice Price ... .... 15.00. Our sample ----- 333.00 COATS AND SUITS. Excellent $1495 Nil Hr Aigh WI««W sortftient you will find the very beat markable saving. Our Price ............... '•............ Sample Balt $19.96 Munsing Underwear for J^adies and Children AT SALE PRICES CaMlcton, plurality it. . con­ gressional und legislative, republican, about 100. 1'reclnct republican ex­ cept prosecuting attorney. Mannl's majority. 27: Andrus, 133; Nevins. 92; Townsend. Ill Sullivan, 3. CnMlcioti. 3ml precinct—Ferris plurality. 17. No further figures available on state ticket. Ilepubli- dictates received pluralities averaging 30. Precinct republican except pros­ ecuting attorney. Mannl's maj.. 4: Andrus. 30: Nevins, 15; Townsend, IS; Sullivan. 30. $7.95 LxADIES AND M1S8EB TAILORED KKIHTH. Snappy, good style skirts. Excellent workmanship, splendid materials. C/Bi^ You will wonder why we offer such high grade underwear as Mun sing now at sale prices. Here are the facts: We have just secured the exclusive sale of Athena Underwear, the only correct-fitting, and the finest finished underwear in America. It'is superior to Munsing in every way. We want nothing but the best for our trade, hence these wonderful bargains. •1.35 and SI.25 ami SloO 1150 Munsing Union Unwn OO a)c 5t)c (u to 65c Munsing Vest und Suits for Ladies and Missel, while Pauls..ror fjtdics und Mltecs. all and silver. Special Sale Price1 gray nni| white. Special Sale SWo $1.75 und t2.00 Munsing Union Suits for Price:w-'V Udlra ami «>»».■». .11 Mjlr,. m. -Q „„ r„,„„ 8d„, Icr il.Ou Munsing Union Suits for while and bilVer. Special Sale 'KI dren. sixes from 3 to 18 yrs. g-’JS to toio Munsing Union Bulls for I (T* -j r.9c to 80c: Munsing Vest nnd Ladies and Mines, all Myles. OO ' while and\ silver. Special vk I WrS Punts for children. ail sires. Sale Price J.......................................xpx.XVJ] Special Sale Price VFX Special Sale Price 85c fiOn valtn-x Si atinl Sole Price 'YfA Children'* Veet and Pania de ntt<l 35c values. Spec-ini Sale Price ..r: 50c 39c grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday Only Ti^ret Salmon, 1 lb. cans 10c i 17 lbs. best H. & E. Granu20c Baking Powder, Iff._„_10c | lated Sugar for' I 8 bars of Lenox Soap. vl । 7 bare of Bob While St | JHI Jautph Qamints at Jali Pricts Until Sold Out 11 AH«nd Our Jaiiyii Jalt ^arfy and haft /trit thaici Ideickgenant & Riede footings' foromost Department Slort. Jtargut Jtock of Audits' and Childrtns Rtadi/ Jo Utar in Barry Co. Johnsown—Ferris* plurality'. 3. No further reports -on stale ticket. Con- ean, except treasurer. i men had returned to he ad quails re. Mannl's rat>J. | November 11. sheriff’s office. greaaiona) and legislative, republican. ..... | they were again summoned to ths Funeral services tor Mrs. Nlchglaa .wo urr, 33. Township republican. Mannl's 47; Andrus, 71 McIntyre, 9: Townsend. 63; Gould. 28. ,6. AJlerdliig, who died suddenly at roust venison, Deputy sheriff Lichly same residence, u* the fire had again maj. IS: Andrus. 30; Nevins. 30; ■ ' her late home In Carlton on Tuesday husuned to the park and whipped ] broken out. The blase, however, yu» Townsend. 23; Gould. 1. extinguished before they arrived. The "Utile Mb- Mayo'' Story ConI wUi bo hcld hi St. !;<»■<• Catholic Un- tire Into subjection. Maple Grove—Ferris* plurality. 13. •A few years ago we considored John 1.™ .h. na.M,> 1<k--i !«"• M,h ll“” tlnuod On Page Four, church on Friday at 10:96 o’clockNo further reports on state ticket. lliut we were dot ng well if we. cur' “ A twn column story appt-ara this The Normal School uf Physlca' E.i- ! elgur-muker has placed upon tpc Republican congressional and legisla­ .••<1 10 |H?r cent, of the riiims of Brain Field's First Nssd. tive pluralities about 30. Township vteek in the BANNER and owing U» uculion has u half page adv. Ip till- market a new cigar. "The Special.'' l alighi' and Nervous Prostration • priest ■—• — - railed -..-J upon to >pray mw A wm republican except prosecutor and tho very crowded condition of the issue Of tho^BANNER an page IC; It. which is m'aklng a great "hit” with t। brought io us, but siuce the iiitro^makers who like a Havana’ finer. pages the story in some vvhat broken contains much that ta of Interest and orar the Warren fields of hla pari8h|dasheriff. Williams* maj. 8; Andrus, (ItlDlion o( ilezislol into our hos­ I will give five dollarn tor Intof- >; era. He passed from -one — inrioaurs to 31; Ncvina. 13; Townsend, 23; Sulli­ uji. It starts on page 12 and fa con-1 ’JANNEIl rcadery should read this) pital we cure more than DO per tinned on page 4. j adv. mation that will lead to the convlc' gn Other an( j pronounced ht3 btnodicvan. 13. cent, of Uli the eases in its various «•»«»■ Orangeville—Osborn's plurality, 43. Dr. Vaughan of Ann Arbor will !,<... o< .!>. v.nS.l. -I ll.ll-W'-r Uon forint brought to us. 11 buildi | speak in the court house at Charlotte nUM .1. tamM -ad wnl-d -n ■ ,u state, congressional and legislative, „ <b« ju-w IhstifiA gives new energy, new rror-nr. I Ho no. do lhl> Io »» „ Saturday afternoon, November 7. un­ icpuhlican. about G4. Township re­ life, imw blood and strength to any LOCAL NEWS ’ publican. except prosecuting attorney. der tho auspices uf the Womens' lUinish. but to bring to their notice , •'brethren pari of ihu body attacked by those — no use to pray herd —thia I Club. Subject, "Race Betterment." thu dlsrcputablo business uf law i '■ Mannl's maj. 27: Andrus. 55; Nevins. ■ Every one la Invited. . No admission. breakcra. nnd save them from furttur j-needs fertillxing.”—San Fraadseo Ar­ 33: Townsend. 55; Sullivan. 11. lUnflslol in a powerful tonic imurBANNER re ul. rs should tafca nahj fcc. eirps In crime it it can be dune. ' gonaut. Prairieville—Orborn's plurully, T. iHliing food medidine composed of tho“Nqrmal School' **’ *half “’** page of ' **"* * ■*'**■ Thomas Wntcrs has been wearing Dated. November 2nd, 1911. Clement I valuable lotiic Bliniulattla obtained she hud passed so many adventures, State, congressional und llgcslativr of" (he of Physical Truinir.g-on page 1« of this . nn ,y JoV iat cxpreavongauring • republican, about 81. Township, re ­ and Harry was — kissing her! Jruui vegetable drugs, llezistol tn unnFUBI unusually jovial exprcMion/during Smith. Anfltant Cult of ths FlycrtsMr. publican. Mannl's maj. 39: Andrus. ■ oiiluiim m> nniTo’y-oi or other dun,M^C' J tho last few daya /Tha reason for 'Darling!” he cried. "Darilng! 1 Many deprcdaUonf were committed! Izslxehub wax ihh fly |od rf Bkfon We are showing a line line of midthe fact that he'is grandfather, n ponnu drugs whirli merely deaden couldn't find you—I have wanted you 87: Nevins, 85: Townsend. 87; Gould. .... ------------------------— . (referred to in II Kings 1:», 3, • aU j.aili Mimpprarily but give no perwinter millinery: also a nice line ot j daughter having been born un Wed- whl< h did not involve the disturbance . „ . . addj*. Itutland—Ferris' plurality. 9. State, waists and ladies wear. F. L. Fair-! Draga>- of last week to Str. und Mrs. umuent relief or cure the cause of ried? That mesuga was for me, ■I v.luabk pr.pe.l,«... congressional and legislative, demo­ child to Co.—Adv. .lihou, auplruar,. When . .! *•» 5!l,l J th. VU ’ Ruy Waters. wasn't It? And you took my name so i ho drivae at (he cratic. average 14. Township demo­ Hejrisl*'! >« a powerful body whoul hw. throw Elmer hmr; hr. •» h " riT * " ' h * JUst The annual mrating of the Soldiers j U( jge Smith is dlsquullhcd from that I should understand ” cratic Except clerk. VYillUma* maj. . iV.k and are nnv min’l l.ijilder und blood maker; it i« Hie "O. let me die!” murmured Miss It; Andrus. 17; McIntyre. It; Shep­ apd Sailora Death Benefit Association i hearing Hie Downing-Brooks case on gy- Into tho river, however, they wcnl Ths files were then and are now man a fowl remedy known to tlic medical will be held in the court room on account of an Interest in tho Nash- to far. ' Mr. Hynes reported the care worst enemies in Paleatine and Eppt. ard. 4: Sullivan, 33. prufenion to enrich Him. watery Mayo. *T shall die of shame." Haiurdaf. November 14. • j uj|c bank. Judge SIcDouald. of Grand io CUy Marshall Goldsmith and the I rimambtr *<U how we bad t? ba "Why not get married first?" sug­ Idoml, and tmpply new rich Yankee Springs—Osborn's plural­ |nwsily fighting Uietn off with fans In order tn Uitroiiucc my line at) Rupids, will hear the vase on Thurs- boys were glad to get out of tfcaj gested Harry. "It only takes a few ity, 14. State, congressional and leg­ Idoud In flit- whole body. traveling in tboxalsntb. ehoes I will sell t>r r sport time,: d|y mu ruing. 4udgo Smith will hold scrape by hauling the buggy trom the j w,|eD Township, It wrli be found a inoitl valuable minutes, and then we'll consider the islative, republican, H. water on Monday aftqrndon and frs-d settlsil on the eyes of tfia then's 43.10 shoes for 33.90. LudiJW'.i i court for Judge McDomild. . in camw of aver slimulaUon matter an»w.r' republican. Mannl's maj. 18: An­ turning H tu Its nwntr. Mr. Hynes | MWj-_ anx literally aunkifi out their too fur. Mr. Hynes reporlctl the case Mcmhcra of Kmlly Virginia Mason the ewmsivo Use id And M|m Mayo, staring at him iu -•Adv. Chapter. D- A. II. will gather at the M deprratiiim. dulluoM wonder, realised that this was really Gould. 7. Homo papers burning In 'th? !»»«>■ Mrs.' Hurry Tryan will entertain, twine af Mrs. Chua. X WriWrt, coror intoxication: ill Mr. Trefusis aa well as Harry. And Tliornopplc—Oaborn's plurality 19. tho dotirc.wing effect* Htato congressional and leglalaUve the Welcome Corners L A. H. and W. . ni-r I'grk and South st*. Munday at- merit of the residence on Walnut at’., •trangi Wftman. .the wyaiem u» ib urn-- U1U,— -—’ tickets, republican. 76. Township, re­ C. T. U. on Thursday, Nov. 11. A pie- ternoon. November 9. where they will occupied by Churlea Rlede and fam­ -Waa It a gurfi waddlagt" ' D<cldpublican. Manm's muj. 3; Andrus. uic dinner will ba served., AH are 1 i>e entertained by Mr*- Grace Bauer ily resulted In two calls fur the Bre­ (Copyright. lju. by W. G. Chapman.) men on Friday morning. When tht cordially invited. v ami Mr». Chas. A- Wslassrt. »dly! Heth thh bride Ana the grooni e wuiidtrful ‘ The ladles uf tuo JSptovoph! cliurdi A Uro carclcrely Marled In the < »>' «eia so scared thdy eotlll WHIf we will uuiil. ' '• hold a rutnmsg* in the park Tuesday murtilng ibrru.<-ned to whistle announced that thu tire It- for in Woodland—-Hlsburn'a plurality. 4b.]'will ho! wuney store,, one door eu-t of the -pnad tu thu.deer park, and fitatu cougresaional and legislative. I Withe? ■ Star groctry, hurraing Wcdaraday., tvriding In the viuinity hotffied the cd. About !• minutes after the rue- j republican. 67. Township rcpubU-l&Utr gv Itepori of the Hold Ph'slriun in u Leading New York Hospital <m the Litre of Bruin Fatigue uiai. - Nervous ExhausUoii. �AT WHATEVER you VV demand in your Who have spoken to us about Christmas photos are wait until December for their sittings going to be rushed. Now the kind of photos you want and we want to make for you—ought to be made under the most favorable conditions. Our phone number is 26. Call us up and make appointment for your sitting right away. You can have the photos finished later if you choose. Will l>c lh<- bible reading Friday afternoon Sprayer miwting. 2:10. at >lnt Waits's.' 5<rT X. BroadFriday evening. 7:18, choir practice In charge of Mrs. Kslltr. Sunday school. 10:00. Classes for Clothes and of your Clothes you can find in Kuppenheimer Clothes at this store at a price you can afford. DUTCHESS TROUSERS MUNSING UNION SUITS determines the grade of work you select—You wont have to offer an apology with every picture you give away. PERSONAL MENTION One Price Clothiers Sunej cf Lee Cobh war’m Neshville Monday, on business. Ilobert Buryzh visited relatives In Grand Itnplds. Hunday. Hastings, Mich. is now complete, the finest line we have ever shown, Christian Nqtcace Society. lid Jefferson M. 1 Hunday service al 10:10 i Subject, "Adam And Fallen M G. Elmer Landen. wudor. Phone 4MB. Mctiiodkt Ephmopal 'chun-ii. Iter. IlttMH-ll H. Ilrcady, 1-nMur. Services next Hunilay al follows: The auditorium of the church will he In readinhu for eervicea Sunday •The Pain of Progreas.” morning and will be opened to the 15:00 noon. Bunday echonl. . 4:00 p. m.. Epworth League. 7:00 p. m.. worship nnd address. Judge Smith I* holding court Grund llaplds far Judge M. lioiir.lri. Yeakley. 2:00. Sunday achool. Wc noted with pleasure »n Increas­ ed attendance' at tho preaching ser- Sftelbbms Block reorganlxatlon of.the Sunday school ' will meet with the general wishes of 4ay the community. Wc will do our Mlnr Cedar Posts Bauer Bros. Hate 3 Cars of Cedar Posts Ail sizes and lengths at lowest prices. Fencing time will soon be here and you will want a lot of these old reliable Cedar Posts worth doing at all, Frank Hllvcna. of Hmtlogs townahlp. Jim. Mary McQuartio returned SaruAlay from n week's vlall with her Shingles Three Cars of Cedar Posts chlldre: Mrs. H6yd Gankin spent a few day* wi l-'reepun early in thu 1 The low. to our ehurch nnd'Sunday pastor will dlacuN. the relation of di­ school of Myo. Mary Bolter nnd Mil­ vine healing, Christian* Science tp the dred Fintcr la keenly felt by ua all.. gospel of Christ, nnd the spiritual Many exprvo*lon« of sympathy were it's worth ^P- First class work at all times is len over Bunday. / . Mi*. l‘hyllls~H^H'"lds I" spending a few days witty her daughter, Mil­ dred in Chicago/ our motto. We also have on hand a large stock of SHINGLES Judg< with you on your next job. and PATENT ROOFINGS at prices which are the lowest for several years. This is a good tipie to do your roofing. We have sold more lumber this year than ever, but oiir yards are stocked full of every kind of Building Material the price and quality of which cannot be beaten in Barry Co. Give us a call. Another perfectly good reason for "pure shoca" l/gbltti'.un is that <t l« so disappointing to an arctic explorer to, PATENT ROOFING Burton. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co PHONES 254-224 BAUER BROS., Prop's from the mill drum which the dour or meal star purchased. .To avoid criti­ not anjoy doing, that toward which cism in this connection, millers should ofaculties of thought, feeling and temperment do not converge with in keeping the tullla clean, but resort unanimity of assent. occasionally to fumigation. HydrosCyajHc acid ta jhe best agent for thia purpose, since it hi no way Injures dry J‘»yThing to Be Stttled First. ■h hum.- on " Your society started out to decide mill produeja at any kind, and the fact .’*l; a number of questions of great scien- that It is extremely txileonou, makes uhi.. "** ,lflc •wportanc*.- "Yes. We arranged one Very careful In handling Lt. HASTINGS. MICH. This is a Good Time To Open a Savings Account in the Hastings National Bank Hundreds have been added to those holding our ccrtficatcs of deposit. Our commercial depositors have increased in proportion. This growth is significant endorsement of the :rvlet’this bank readers. Ji you have not placed the whole or a part of your Mivings in our Savings Department, delay no longer. No matter where else you have money upon deposits you should have also a savings «ccount at this bank. When you earn’ your account at our bank, back of your money stands the immense Federal Re­ serve System of the United States Government, and it makes no difference whether your deposit is a small or large amount the protection and se­ curity is Just the same —your money is absolutely safe. , • - We Pay 3 per cent, Compounded Semi-Annually, on All Savings Accounts. Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank Barry County bugs found by a housekeeper In het Sour arc Jb«*rv because w,f carelessness Id keeping the flour bins cic;;t». Gate Hastings, Mich itiuo-ist und,t0 ,hB manifestation of the mi. »ts „f P»yehlc impulse in- protoplasmic life motorc.l t.- .»■«• molecular energy developed by the' prismatic transmutation of light .which there Ifeuny record. So great waves and kindred topics." "And Bare ta the"antiquity'pf 'the rose that all you done so?" "No. We've only been acriiuut of ilk origin has been lost. In Egypt the rose lw depleted cm a �THE MANHNGR BANNER, NOVEMBER 3, »*14. ? Daniel E. Birdmil County’Drain Com­ missioner of the County of Barry and mate of Michigan,1 will on the 2<rd — By GRACE MOON. Tva com* Jo the conclusion," Lor- rork «>f late years of one nnturaliy -L was raw mid the child tint strong. The’ maw refuimd to shut tho window and «> Lctiorn pushed him off the la btUH'd on thia tragic episode and in mau'.< eharm and _------------------— proved to be a myth. Lenora throws herself ou the chivalry of Juda*. Jury home of Geo. E. Bryant In the town­ ship of Baltimore. In said County of cleaning out of a certain Drain to economise." hl. b .Mftsj broiher asked meekly. ‘Do you find ■ i. ’I .uni p bard to »ave?" »ra.”j rintor j . .. .. . . ,, , . ressou. 1 saveu su riKui. uui iv In New York nn<t .It did something t _,.v You sm 1 rnmorr than plea*.- the criiic»-lt pie... > ‘ "Uy u <>.. Fuur -.i. I .. r«mU»a ..11 ',"b season. cause I got sort of tlfed of It—and anyFrorri-tbe variety of lhe pints of bls' how, six dollars looked rather big to play* Barrio Is undoubtedly u ilrenin- me just now. I had to-realgn now or nessing Th. Legend of Iwnorn.” For 1 hl* heroin* he lake* an «»l<l-f । -hlr.m-d . young woman who ta n 1-k-nd of munj ■ Hho type*. She i* ta a a combination combination «f of nil! oil I tho women that you have ri’er met or; studied. She U .-harming, lovnldo nnd exhibits tho n«UAt feminine r.-nd•ncy to but on.- side «>r a mibjecl. > weeks. 1 had a long Hat of things I wanted more than I wanted the club, Bud ,lx dollaM would go far toward M6Uln< thum " “ .. . . . .. . .. 1 dun 1 ’fo“d*r the. money I**** !««’«'• •<> 7°“ “f‘er th» amount you squandered this summer." "Don’t remind roe of It." Loretta pleaded guiltily. "1 certainly bad a good time even If I did spend a lot. Well, after I resigned I felt very right­ eous and proud to think 1 had shown strength of character, because, after all. thu club is rather nice, and I'm go­ ing to nils* It. I felt so comfortable that when I met Nan I subscribed a dollar to that benefit she's getting up for. the children of the mission. She's received a quarter from most people, so my dollar pleased her. I told her I had given up the club, and felt I could afford a little extra. 1 took her Mnbnlrig Drain." located and estab­ lished in the township of Baltimore In raid County of Barn' nnd drecrlb. ¥ Commencing nt n point whore the Mack rind Manning Drain crosses the highway running north and south on land* owned by (leo. K. Bryant, thence running north along west side of Mid highway to corner of highway road. . Whole length of drain to l>* cleaned Said Job will bn let by section* The section at the outlet of the Mtid mulnlng sections In their order up stream. In actordancr with the dia­ gram now nn file yrlth tho other pa­ per* pertaining to mid Drain. In the office of the County Drain' Commis­ sioner of the said County of Barry, to which refkrence may be had by all made nnd received Accordingly. Con- sponsible bidder giving adequate se­ curity for the performance of’ th< work. In n sum then nnd there to be s NE of the biggest factors in helping people maintain good health is the eating of pure, sanitary baked goods from good old-fashioned recipes and made under perfect sanitary con* ditions. Our bakery is on the second floor where sanitary conditions can. prevail and we invite you to inspect it from first to last. Then, too, we make all our products from the very highest grade materials. Pure Food O Means Good Health L o McElwain.' Wlmi the Mall < an-fcre Do. According to n record kciit »>f mall delivered hi this city on six day* tn "I Saw tha Loveliest Scarf." £ STAR BAKERY & RESTAURANT t PHONE 381 QUALITY BAKE SHOP HASTINGS, MICHIGAN th th dl Com. at :s Prices Cut To the Core THE of sec. 27. thence west on % line 149 lent District* will be *ubrds to center of Battle Creek and Hastings road, thence along highway 63 rda. e on a lino parallel to 4 line and persons Interested In, the afore­ 14* rds a 63 rds to beg. sec. 27. B 19 said lands, are hereby cited to appear Acres of n 38 acrea of that part of n at the time und place of such lee- stationery store on the corner had a inagaxine In the window that i‘re been looking for, so I went tn to look at IL ** jvu ur".ir. , 1 liked it ao much that 1 gave the man v Daniel E. Birdsall. a subscription for two year* He County Drain Commissioner of the Com. 26 County of Barry. showed mo bow I could aavo * lot by of s 4 of a c U sec. 28. Dated, llastnlg* Mich., Nov. 4. A. subscribing for two years at unco, and rda w of a e cor. sec. ; 8 for place of I “>81 I ought to. I am going to wWKusw*! UMllMakloukt Enormous Damaps by Rata. to wear blinder* In * store district!" Com. IS rd* n of point where "It might be an excellent Idea!" center of IJnatlngs and Rattle Creek widely agitated tn the United States said Ixiretta's brother. "It wouldn't in 1909, It was said than by authorities be necessary to be careful not to fall Com. at a point CO rda w of that the loss In this country from to aee any frihnda you might be pass­ to beg. s e cor. aee. 28. thence n along high­ rats was more than 1150,000.000 year­ mail <2). Glen Hornsby, Mrs. Floyd ing, because your friends wouldn't. way 9 rds. e 21 rdA s • rda w 21 rds ly. No more destructive animal exists. House. (2), Miss Cordell* Kimpson. "The worst Is yet to come.1' sighed depredations upon all sorts of mer­ Ixtretta. "1 hadn't been in the house How Linoleum Kills Germe. chandise, devours eggs, kills poultry Germah scientists have discovered five minutes when Jean called up to and game, robe tho family larder, even Com. 12 rd* s of a point that disease germs quickly die when ask me to subscribe for that course of gnaws through lead pipe* causing they come In contact with tho ordinary lectures on the situation in Europe, 4 Ji post n of a e cor. floor covering known us linoleum Tills und of courao I had to. say that I thence w 40 rds n 11 rds c Com. 50 rds w of 4 ta thought to in- due to tho disinfectant would, because she had already seen matches sometime* to his hole, and propertien of llnaec^ oil which is found gnaws away insulation from electric I fooling flush. Jean would hero beau tn linoleum In large quantities ‘ hurt If I bad declined to, when I had Com. In highway at Intersection of Uplles with great rapidity, one pair, f t I Just given Nan |3. li line a e >i sec. 21. thence a along City of Apartment Houses. "I had scarcely hung up the receiver highway 21 rd* 14 ft. 8 in. to n line under* favorable clrcumefaneee. laDwelling houses are fast becoming T.hen Paul Forsytho telephoned to by thence w parallel with % line 90 iwnew ones are built every year, but hum i jP ciub ho'a starting, and as I wouldn't A New York homeopath, speaking » deeds are torn doan to make room for ml„ that for tho world I promised 1 line thence e along ’* line 90 rd* to at the recent convention In Atlgatlc ’ hnelnesa bu t ip ess buildings building, or blr big anartments. apartments. wou>d> thouih thc due, are golnK to City, said that conserving tho eye­ Today the metropolis ta a city of ' be pretty heavy. It was only when I sight was a phase of health conserva­ apartment hourea. vent up to my room and counted It Com. c: tion too often overlooked. He said that all up that I found what a lot I had In. 50 per cent of the blindness in thle ----- - .m^rwnv «« •length of saving that The More.... Important Thing. country was due to conditions that A big physlcjan says It will soon b* ,C- Ueln»: c«»nomlcal has led me into n to beg. also com. 21 rda 7clt* w of might have been avoided. possible to control the sex of the child . a ,ot ot «*,ra'Bg“t>cc-" where Battle Creek’ and Hastings • Can’t tome doctor tell us lhe more Im3 j "By ,he the *■? way," ’." her "brother -brother said, *ds 18 chs. w 25 r.! chuckling. "When 1 camp In -I saw . portant thing—how to control the ac-j — ■links e 70 rdit « ‘He disappeared one day and stayed a memorandum on tho telephone table tlons of a child?—Cleveland putnl ’ : that I took the liberty of reading. Il 3» r. 10 links Iiealer. 15 chs. to bog. Com. at point where peered, and hla wife took him back." was a message from the secretary of highway that leads from Battle Creek “Are they happy now?" "No; ho says . the Woman's club." - Talking About Skill. to Hastings crosses « line sec. 28. she's unreasonable about' trifles." Son (a golf enthusiast)—"You must "Atceptlng 'Axceptlng my resignation, I sup- thence w 28 rds Mktfbwlodge, father, that It requires a great deal of skill to drive a ball j "It aald." her brother went on re- thence s 28 rd* Louisville Courier-Journal. . 1W yard* ' Old Farmer—"Rubbish! . lenUessly, "'Though I regret ft very lowing place* were delivered: 1 • J. K. Crook, 399" piece* weight 4«x J pounds. 'v Cha* H. Hlstwn. 11278 ple.-e«. weight j 02" pound* : Jakle Edger. 4310 pleoe* weight i 6 । PV.Un^.’' , , , t-U.StoWK.IU. »"»*• 421 pounds. Parcel Post —F. A. Wopd packages, weight 1238 pnunrtK It don't require half as much skill u much. 1 shall be obliged to decline It does to drive a pig W feet" I to accept the resignation, owing to Battle Creak to Hastings crosses a sec. Restrictions an Newels* tho fact that our by-laws forbid tho line of see. 28, thence west 21 r 7 \<«dera of i.owspspars tn Bsrilg w» links, ri 5 rda 154 «hs. a 21 rds 114 acceptance of resignations tendered to be limited to calling out tha bubM Dally Thought ■ after the 1st of September, unless tha at the journals they psU- Tc «a£H known the contest* of the paper* or the to Indicate any particular Item at than foil, . ->- news le forbidden. je-Cicero . _BANjjn WANT’ ADV^ pAY_ i & r J. S. GOODYEAR CO GOING OUT OF BUSINESS The Entire Stock Now Being Sold By the Merchants* National Service Co. * & HOUR SALE Closli HOUR SALE FRIDAY AFTERNOON Monday and Tueaday MONDAY MORNING On* lot of Childrens' Fleeced Lined Underwear to go TEN YARDS of fine Bleached Muslin for One lot of Indies* Underwear, fleec-d lined, to go HOUR SALE . You can buy TEN YARDS of ex­ tra good grade Bleached Muslin for 59c 59c 21c HOUR SALE SATURDAY NORNING 4 line the forenoon until five o'clock In the afternoon, the aaaessmrnt for bene­ fits and the lands comprised within McElwain Just a Word About Malted Kream Malted Kream Bread is made from the same formula as that used by the biggest bread maker in the state of Michigan. Malted Kream is making a big hit and if you haven't used any of it, better order some now. right to reject any and ail blds. The date lor the completion of such con­ tract. and the terms of payment there­ no wrnpg. Hhe la so chltd-likn and irraapondhla. Sh« domlnati* ti><> for. shiril »nd will l>e announced at the time and place of letting. links to a stake on n and a H line bods* la nnxlous to commit perjury so thence non U line 12 ch* 12 Ijnks to That at tKe time and place of *aid as tn nave her despite her honesty. of n w 4 sec 34 e4 of 4) form she got through with her sundae letting, or at such other time und beg. W 1 gave her another doilaiC* place thereafter to which I. thn Couunccorhpnnying its members s<> that ni» mistakes might be made. < >f course “I thought you devoted your extra Com. at * point in center of high-, adjourn the iam< the Assessments for way from Battle Creek to Hastings 36 j, she Is acquitted. . The humor of the money to the flower mission." couh room scenes Is double1 edyoit . "I do. usually, but Nan was so per benefits nnd the lands compris'd r«l«. ? ft. 2 in. a of where center of within the* "Mack nnd Manning Drain suaslve! When J Ijft her I cut Special Assessment District," nnd the pathos. Tho pUy Is In throe nett through one of the stores, and naw tho apportionments thereof will lie an­ nnd opens nt a dinner party. Tin loveliest scarf, It was the color I've nounced by me nnd will be aubjact-to thence roi« of Lenora, ta one of. the >><■, beg. Com. 35 r 9 ft 3 In a of Inter­ been looking for all summer, so I had that Alta* A drum. ha* ha<L section of M line running e and w eomp.uiy nre Arthhr Lewi*. Chnrle* it sent up. I decided that 1 could af­ tn tho forenoon until five o'clock In with Battle Creek and Hastings highHammond. Morton Helton. It. Peyton ford it because1 I had saved six dol­ the afternoon. Tho following t» n description of Elsie' Claren* nnd Ignore "One usually needs what one wants. the several tracts or imrcels of land constituting the Special Assessment non-resident persons, owners «fhd per­ I've noticed." said Ixiretta's brother. 14 sons Interested In the above described "You needn't notice thia." Lorretta District of said Drain. vlx.:_,F cried, '.'because I_ really did need It. of highway nnd e 4 of e4 of L. idh-V ■Shakespeare." which is in one set. contains'three acenes nnd Is <!<-- When I got of? the car I saw that *Ioner ' of highway. Nathaniel Edacrea of w mends. Laura Edmonds. John De aerilw-d as "iM-lrig one woman's rend­ ing of a notorious work edited by J. Priester. Susan DePrlsster. Cary U. M. Burrle." Thta little big play Is Edmonds, Edna Edmond* Charles II. supposed tn lie n tnodr raised’ v« rslon Gorham. Jennie B. Gorham. Charles and w< F. Duhoi* Mary E- Hook. Cheater Granger, Nettie Granger, Carl Tuttle. U lying Daisy Tuttle. Geo. E. Bryant. Willett B. Rice. Eva Slice. Emma Rice. Floyd Rice, Chas. Rice, John If. Klmmered sixteen ladles at u 13 o'clock llng, Harriet E. Klmmerling. H. F. luncheon nn Thursday. Mrs. J. M. Mcmond* and except land Johnson, Cor* Johnson, Frank E. church. Wilke* Merton E. Ormabee. Esther guest. Yellow nn«l green wen-'effec­ B. Freeman, Emmett Herrington. tively combined In th<- table- decor*13 3-4 acre* off Jesse E. Warner, Max Smith. Curtis tiohs und in the tiv-- -c<uir*« menu. C. Ormsby. Guy C. JCellar, Claude A. unrev arrantftmeni of yellow chrys­ hereby notified that at the time and anthemums while Individual cryMul place aforesaid, or at such other vnscs holding beh* piuhi*. and cards <!’.« rda n SO rda time and place thereafter to which of Japanese h^d work, marked the said hearing may be adjourned. I ida-re for the guests. Duping ths afternoon. Mrs. Frank Hains gave several vocal numbers I from and * program of violin tpu’lc was Lansing. On Monday, host at a 6:0 ** !&&&$? ! BEING ECONOMICAL One lot of $1.23 Cotton Blan- ...97c JJ"0'0............ You can buy TEN YARDS of the best American Calico, light or dark colors, for One lot of I.ediea* and Child­ MONDAY AFTERNOON I You can buy the regular 10c white embroidered corner Handkerchief! lie 39c One lot of Ladies' Ua- A 1 _ ion Suita to go for------- “ IL HOUR SALE SATURDAY AFTERNOON You can buy TBN YARDS o( ex­ tra good grade Unbleached Muslin One lot of regular 10c Outing Flannel, stripes, checkx gc and plain white to go for. yd. One lot of $3.00 wool-finish plaid Blankets to HOUR SALE TUESDAY MORNING We will jilsce on sale one big lot of Remnants of all kinds of goods worth up to 23c yard, at your> choice for One lot of Torchon and 5c yd. NO LtMtT-BUY ALL YOU WANT. The J. S. Goodyear Co .- r HASTINGS, MICHIGAN , ' du, . . • ■ ”. _. । - . Query Easily OlspoMd Of. Teeth Turn to Whalabone. “Hogan,” propounded Schmidt, “if a j Curiously enough, the great whale hen unt a half laldt an egg unt a half a day, bow long vould It dake a hon bone whales haro teeth before they are borp: but. prior to birth, they are to lay half an egg?" “A hln." prompt­ absorbed, and latar the great rows of ly responded Pat. "wud scorn to whalebone, weighing several tone, short-change her owner be layln' half take their place. an egg. An' nobody but a tightflst wud Iver think av auch a thing."— Judge. Practical Girl. He (ardently)—"I would lay down 10.0Q0 Uvea for you.” She—"You'd Small Causes of Fierce Wars. Borrowing a tobacco pipe and fall­ ing to return it kindled a civil wet’ 000." which lasted for years among tho' rival races In Pamir and Afghanistan. Put Worthiness First A dispute as to the relative attractions, "The purpose of man's'life is not of snails and vipers aa food started' happiness, but worthiness. Happiness fifty years of fighting between Milan; may come aa an accessory; we ought and Pisa. never to make It the end." Psrplsxlty. fWhen they are not feeling well,'* remarked the man on the car, "many persona find themselves in doubt whether to take a bottle of patent medians or try some now brand of religfon.”--Toledo Blade. ’ ' Not Really Binding. "Didn't you solemnly promise to love, honor and obey me. my dear?" all my life, and he knew I didn't mean IL"—PuckBut Think of Hla Friends. Our ideal of a really democratic man Is one who sticks lo five-cant cigars no matter how much money be may make.—Atlant* Journal: Wise Wife. "You persuaded your husband tol^" join a glee club?” "Yes." answered Mr* Biggins; "when be starts to sing X at home I can now advise him not to J tiro his voice,, and when-he sings in X tbe club I can't hear him.” . > Words Are as Cheap as Ever. Aq English economist annoancss tbU a world-wide decline In the pries of commodities has begun, and that probably It *111 be more pronounced NOTICE TO HORSE OWNERS Coon and 8<n»s* recent purchasers of tho John Shrlnor Black­ smith shop rit’Middleville have remodelled tt and furnished it with all new up-to-date equipment and are now prepared to do all kinds of repair', iron, woodwork and horse shoeing. . Wo also wish to announce that wo make s SPtelaUy of shoeing driving horses aud welding auto springsAll work guaranteed a* th •.r- �Sir. and Mrs. Harry Katun am! son । J auk of KMlaimiSoo •!«> Mira Mayn.e | Cunrcr spent Sunday-wttii Mr. and । DELAY IS PURCHASING any necessary' atlicle docs not add lo its economy. The purchase of a healing plant for your home represents loo much money invested to guess. You mini know. Dou'l judge a funtuce by looking al your neighbor's cased up-in his basement. Furnaces .-ased are'lil'd effgx—look alike—but it’s what's inside that counts. 1I7HEN you have a biiioui attack your liver fails. VV to perform its functions. You become con­ stipated. The food you eat ferments in your stomach instead of digesting. This inflames the stomach and causes nausea, vomiting and a terrible headache. Take Chamberlain’s Tablets. They will tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and you .will soon be as well as ever. There is nothing better Chamberlain's Tab Timely Tips' A good authority says that boxing and fencing are not good exercise, for hard brain workers; they should se­ lect lung walks, swimming or some­ thing of n similar nature where, after1 the movements are once learned, tho j direction is governed by tho spinal a'on social ftaturday night. About '73 ! were present and all seemed to have the rsgutar Hallowe'en -spirit. Tho Epvr.nrth league feel grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Mantel for so kindly offering thtlr hospitality for thn evening- Exunihtc the inside of the justly' famous Round Oak furnace utid your choice is decided by its practical constniclion. Conirol and cleanliness aro made possible by seamless castings, economy is.made sure by longer lire travyl, and the proper materials of-highest huaiity are used wliere needed—nearly a ton of new metal is required to produce this haatfng dynamo m> as lo give tbe maximum of senieo al the minimum cost of upkeep, and last a life time. Produces warm, pure, mo list air essential lo good health, burns all kinds of fuel* economically, ami in the home turns old winter into the balmy, cheery atmosphere ot June, ami lhe marvelous part is. that it costs tm more per pound Ilian the cheap, temporary, dry-aired furnaces, which eat up fuel find waste too much of their heal up The chimney*. . L. Clqyk. Dr. M. J. Cross. Fred Mrs. Khy t'ayno and little daugh­ Hughes nnd Ix-on Leonard ««rit lo Battle Crock*'Wednesday evening to ter uqd Miss Fear-tB>«ut u few days the dedication of the Masonic temple. with friends in Knlafti Ksv. Richards ofjCalainuaoo spent Mrs. As* Pennock of Hasting* vis­ Thursday with Rev. and Airs. Qurncy. You can make your home cheery- comforiabh-. and lietiltliy by in.«lalling this masterpiece ot ItofW wanners. . - ■personally investigate', (y-l a copy of our furnace hook which gives a detailed description of the const ruction of thin sysleiq. Plans and estimate* gladly Kiven. ter from hl* son, Ncl*on. lti,6etr<j|(. Muting that Rev.' Coll"-r • young, si eon, Lester, died otjjt jlay lust weak. .We alt sympathize with thu family. Doubtless tho sorest man in tho United Stales today Is tho fsllow who dropped his purse, containing .180. while h' was robbing ,i chfcken coop, and who is afraid to claim bls prop­ erty. Verily, honesty Is the best pol- Aldrich Brothers Company Hardware, Furniture, Etc. DELTON, MICHIGAN Temper- The center of area of the United "Coolie" Is a term used to designate States, exclusive of Alaska. Hawaii nn Asiatic laborer not belonging to and .other recent accessions, is in ths skilled or artisan class. It does uprlh of Smith Center, county neat of most exclusively used to designate Smith cou.nty. in latitude 35 degrees lhose natives of India and China (and and 55 minutes. and longltudq. QI de­ acmetimes Japan) who’leave their na­ grees and 50 minute*. Tha center of tive country under contract qf service peculation In 51 miles south, and 657 to work as laborers elsewhere. miles oast of tho center of area. ‘ To Clean VfgMs. An excellent varh for cleaning painted walls la made by dissolving t«g> ounces of borax In two quarts of motile, use half of thia mixture to a pailful of water and uro’ no soap, nays tho .Chicago Journal. After washing tho walls rub them with clean cloths until dry. Ascertain Your Specialty. Not cycry man has equal earning ability or financial judgment. But ev­ ery' man has certain talents that may be used to bettor advantage than they arc. Don’t try .to do tho other man's job'. There is one thing that you can do better than nny one else. That ability developed mekna money for you. Then uso n little iwrso sense and Y. P. A. wlU bv led by Mra. A. E. Patton the topic Is '"Getting Out efi lluurand Keeping^ Qut.'* Amoa d:l-s. | others that we more than half persuade Every tfne conic and enjoy the meet- ourselves that it everybody else were just right we could get on easily tn life; but the fact is that more than. .very one tn the evemug. Every one Hickory Friday evening and nil re­ come and lieur this Speaker. Third Quarterly mcvilng held at port a pleusant lime. Juiuoa Hprlngatead has been on tha North Maple Grove, beginning the aick ll*l for the post few days. larged Hadn't Hoard of Him. Tho hostess asked tho solid man of her guest Hat to take a talkative young woman In to dinner. Tho girl Proper Foot Coverings. did her best to keep up tho conversa­ Tho medical man presents the moc­ tion. Only once did the solid man de­ casin as the most wholesome foot cov­ sert the unfailing affirmative, and that ering yet devised, but very few are was when she asked: "Do you like sanguine enough to hope that fashion Beethoven's works?" "Never visited will permit Its general use. Next to them,”,ho replied, tho moccasin. so wtr are told. Is tho manufacture ?>? shea that not only permits‘the fool to perform ita normal functions unim­ peded. tui strengthens It when In useDaily 'Thzu'jht. ThJ true past depart.- not No truth This is the shoe that. Instead of pinch­ ttrjKtx'dhsM realized b> man ever dies, ing tho fool or farcing It into abnor­ or can nit; but all Is still Herl, and mal Bhapcs'or psJMtlonr, actually fits recognised or not. Ilves and works through crid!t«« ch»n«ea.r-C*rlyle. -HANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Mrs. Cora Ostroth.wHI e.iteriiiln the North Evaiigejteal L. 4. ,R Thursday. Novernlwr IX, All.}/'.: invited. Mrs. ‘Peter Ba hit find <1 iuglitcr-ln- Remove the verulfral pressure front the nerves and nature is again master and life is again restored to the tissue evils of the weakened organs, in the way of vitual energy, then you have, body plus life which equals health. Investigate now. bfftre you are down and out, for time Is an important factor perous young lawyer. "Most emphatic­ ally." replied the fair maid. "Very well, I shall lake an appeal- to your mother. She knows that I haw a lu­ crative practise."—Chicago Record- Spinal analysis free. Iji Schenectady, N. Y., a farmer rec­ Keep Faith With Yourself. ognized In a leather shop the green Success Io iifu means keeping one's hide of a horse, which had been stolen from him but two weeks before. By faith with oneself nnd with one’s friend*. It means being content to travel along the jmth of righteousness In spite of th* fact that worldly good and ease do not He 'along that path. Most of all li means “to bo honest, to be kind, to earn n little and to spend -a'liltle less,” nnd to taku joy In tho world and tu spread happiness nnd joy to all near you. Be cheerful: do not brood over fond hopes unrealized, until a chain, link by link, is fastened op each thought nnd tended you to bo the fountain spring of cheerfulness and social life, and not the traveling monument of despair and m«!ancboly. —Helps. Now Located in New Rooms at 118 East. Main • Daily Thought With a little mere patience and a little less temper, a. gentler and wiser method might b<> found in" almost every case, and the knot that we cut by some line, heady ruarrel »eeue lu private life or in public 'affairs, by vices, might yet haw been the hand of sympathy.—Sic 'Mebbe, man's bualn^as while dry's married longer than bachelors. But U all men she take* whea she's tryiu' to collcck were married, them would be very, alimony." few spinsters, and if all women werej spinsters, there wouldn't be any mar­ ried men ,Whnt arc we going to do about It?—New York World. Perfect'Outlet. Gentleness and cheerfulness, these come before all mortality; they are the perfect duties. It your morals make you dreary, depend upon U they are wrong." 1 do not say give them up. for they may be all you have, but conceal them like a vice, lest they should spell the lives of Vetter and iluivler people-. IA Great Improvement “EVER-LOCT” Strong Oittimilarltioa. Mrs. McWhuskcy (watching a couple* HIGH GLASS DENTAL WORK At Battle Creek, Dr. Hulmes United Dentists 12 East Main St. Years in Dental Work In Kalamazoo Work Guaranteed regaining health. foola who aro not reckless 1 keep tbeir feet on the ground, lyu Eagle, ■ Dr. Frank Holmes At Lansing, Dr. Holmes National Dentists 113 Washington Ave. N. HEALTH FIRST m eeport. cca iLy'a Friday nt Barryvllh. Mra. Martha I>< 1!«* arid daughh Mamie spent Saturday at Mrs. Ma Ann Delict'a at B.rrryvine .Mr. ami Mrk Earl’ Kothuar spooning)—"El's Juist disgustin'. I'm verra glad ye tlidns mak sic a fool o'. O YOU know of anyone who is old enough to me. Sand)." Mr. McWtrskc/—“Ya, read, who has not seen that mauua Juldge, wifey; 1 hadno the sama sign at a railroad crossing? D If everyone has seen It at soma time or other, then why doesn’t th« railroad let ths aign rot away? Whydoea lhe railroad company continue to keep tboM signs at every crossing I Maybe you think, Mr. Merchant, “Moat everybody knoWa my store, I don't have to advertise.** illy llosinu UluipM.n o: gland .Rapids spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents here in thu village. Mr. and Mrs. 1>. O. Ward are vW;- Left Eye for Microscope. in microscopic »ork use tho left eyo rather than tlio right oayn the Ameri-1 can Machinist. Astigmatism and'otbarl eye troubles occur more frequently fa ' the right eye. * There ate no screws to loosen and chip the Icukb No hole*, no screws—lense* always light. F. R. PANCOASTJEWELER Per Cent Nothing is ewr completed in tbs advertising world. The Freeport school elwcd (rum Thursday until Monday because of the teachers' inicting at Kalama- ^Capital S20.000.00 6,000 00 Surplus A. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Pres. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRE.CTORS'Drr Donald McLeay George J. Doster A. A. Aldrich Wm. Elliott L. B. Tcerpening T. A. Aldrich J. G. Hughes \ . PLUMBING <3 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING 11 you have any work in the above lines i shall be more than pleased to figure with you on tbe job. And you will find my prices as low as I cao possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Walls, Windihills and Gas-Engines Installed. DELTON, CHAS. DEN£AU, MICHIGAN. City Thursday. Mrs. Uco. Miller la slightly Imprc cd in thin writ Ini' * he minduy guests of r.h tfc- Briggs. . John Morris visited her. Ajthur-lii 1’luln- well. Humbly. Mr. ami Mrs. GUdcuti Urlggn little daughter Saturday iter Sunday school cImm Friday nisat Hutnlay with .Mr. >m) llr«. Leu croft near Fneport‘ with a llalluwc'eii party. _ H. I. Miller und Clarence Buunell left Thursday for tho north, whuru house Mondaythey will spend several week* hunting •pent Sunday- with' his un--Ie. llunlett Briggs und famlb- Leon MuntaxMi- .-|x»ui' Saturday and Sunday in'Urand luplds. The l-adit®. A|d ftjlcety uf tlita.) place I* l<> ini'll »i|,i» Mrs. Eugem. Diiyix for dinner Wednesday. Hallowe'en was ccriainly enjoyed lit the Village here by the local lad>, Good Opinion of Hlmsalf. who hud full sway ull night. ‘ CmSydney Smith, opec entering d draw­ xldi.rablc dainugvi wus done and Bel­ ing room alone in a fashionable man-. tflon in tho west end of London. founiT;-, It lined with mirrors on tribfonr sides I . Finding himself rcilsated in every di-1 j Not to Bo Thought Of. Bhc—"You really ahould give up Nation, he.. retparjjwi:;. “4h< i see amoklpg;.<t n Sects lhe JtearL" He— There appears to bqjt meeting.of tho1 { "By that n»Mo..iiij I ought to give up clergy hero and thijrs .’o.lto a ’ yea also.' —Bo*ten Transcript • F vary- rupee table attgnriMcvl. r-w- ' Tbe Department Stores are a very good eomplt—they are continually advertising—and they are continually doing a good business. If it pays to tun a fewr ad* 'round about ChrUtma* time, it cer­ tainly will pay you to run sdli'* jut bovine**, that's all. to ADVERTISE in THIS PAPER Sale of tviulor c.lolhiitg begins Saturday. Uclvber 3ts|» lien: are.sonte of the bargains we will offer you: 19c und 39c per garment Ladies fleeced union suits, at. - ■ -39c und 79c per suit. .Ladies K.'A». all wool union sttils. made front earclully selected yarns and absolulely mm-shnnkuble, -ul .......................X|.79 Ladies 93.(10 silk and wool union, suils al....................................... Chiltkrn's fleeced iniioii upd two piece sutif, men's hettty l!t’ic» ••d two piece suits, swvitlets. baby jut*k**h., outing skirt*, niglit gowu-^i-'ti'M al similarly reduced prices. outing Kopf & Kopf Delton, Mich �THE HASTINGS BANNER ncirr XOTEMRER X 1«14. MARKETS Historic Russian Town. eneker.-i* mid ptllhti WANTS A; cycler* Is firoaklth,-----------but it*, prank* i Applm>*» -r fs never accorded tho. ar* Korlirums. whero tho first cxsr of. ---------- ----------------------------------------------t— ,x . Shorten. Quimby. I’tmht Russia wa* crowned. I* a pretty town enable *0*0011*1* to gather certain ! “I u’n Moscow Art theater. Cur-, 4< rrrxn-«i wntm-A-da of 45,000 Inhabitants. It 1* also 1 tots abotit It. First of all. the veioc-1 “hi eslts are never allowed. Realism The Besting* Mill!ti4 » young kuoan for Ils hMuilful monastery of Hr of tho wind can bo calculated to a Bnd naturalness, above everything 11.04 for wheal. Butter ar Hale Cheap—Rough l-inch ium- for —,\ly .nwia^Qfib properly in Ipatlev, founded in 1330. but the tov.il cerisln extant. The whirling speed of striven for. Priest* are not ur advance In price. 1 lt**|f l» much old-r it was In this th* cyclone Is tromrnddus- The aver. | oDowod to witness theatrical perform-j and poultry define, her for rcxiinig and sheeting, also third wnrd. t*r will Irttde fori ■Henncti, llaetincn*,.Haute i hill stuff. Phono 4001. Inquire small*- place. Tom Dovle. 3wks old monastery that Mlhhael Feodoro-1 azo velocity within the vortex of SOO | •n<’M <" Hu»*t£ but several of the I » F. O. Plcrcfl^City. ■ “* > . —.......... - . । . . , « vltoh Romanov, who later became'•««*> storms wa* found to he 392 miles J«*>hnK churchmen In Moscow never I TModuc*. For Stile— Motor washing tiiAclitnc.I czar, wa* Hidden When pur»ued by th* 1 «n hour, the minimum being 270 and ,1U ,Co “ n to prbdueUooe at the | “ ST-^^ ran to sea an uin production* al tn* ISK"jwperacu.' Wailiingtftn Su City. 2wk«For Sale—Good dry mixed wood Art theater—from behind the scenes-' Oot»ii*.»: ..... ... M**»- n-"*- ' I rfT 1U w" «>♦ «“■>> ll“ »*■'”«»* ««■ imiol llMaa 8S125 nor coni dolivcroil. Phmie A. . Phone r.4-2 ring*. 2wk« of ,l>® Romanov* and tho ancestor of F, Sylvester or Geo. Tolhurst, tf -------------------- --------- ------------------------------ I the present ciar Before him the • Wanted—To buy an upright hoilci. | house of Rurlk bad ruled over Russia Pottllry Wanted—1 am now located "Wlth the exception of 'procrastlna-( •"Can you keep a secretT 1* a vary Hock. »r fi horse power. Inquire of DAN-; for yeven centuries ' " in building at renr of Ira OU* tlon.' you ar* tho greatest thief of I common question, usually put by a riMtatiranl, near Farmers lliiclitime 1 ever bean! of,” remarked tho: person who doesn't want to. Now ing Place. Phone "*X[l. J. G. ties*. Hits, laJO coins Kirchner, if ward votinjr booth nnd corn*-: ' people's secrets In hi* brain pocket* Grand and <? ’* * -•-*- •­ For Hole—Good fi I'oorn house. । For Hah*—ii.u.n rn Red turkey*. Mr* : , Is pretty certain to pull one of them aboep.zs; >H*. ’ nicely Incajcd: gn*. hard and soft; ’ Al. Hollister. Nashville. Phone 171 ■ gold ring. Valued Ixcatpo brcnu«c a gift. 1I been lodging next to n a good «upply supply of of.I i out Inadvertently. For, of coarse, olhFOUl.TRT AND mon. Howard for return to DANNER I conned music snd cat fight*.—Hou*-' ('«■ of Diphtheria In Ha*tlngMwaler in kitchen. Enquire 1.. long I A, Cjn. 1-l.on, WII. It ... .......... . ____ 'w k i ton Chronic!*. Mrs. j. a Klrcnncr, who rosid* at the portsne*. Bo wh*n the question Wanted—Poulin-. Inquire ftle-i •"'* Corn.-nu Inqulro I-c© a Fullsoutlieaitf city limit* is ill with diph-' come*. "Can you keep a secret?” the Lrnvy'x Feed Sioro, oopoxilel Hasthuts, Route -_________ lntf-»r Thanksgiving. Will furnbu thqrin. So far, ihl* t.« th© only cO*o; answer should be: “No! Can yt>uf" IlhlGC. AlcLravy A t.rai'-’. j\,r Rent—A convenient five room A* it 'Is quite dlilicult if nnt Jmlicit. Hatting/, llonto Plume til l*o**U>|n J.» dISgno** a CAST of dlph- her, contrary;!© many untrue report*. Phono .>8. If । apartment. I.f*2 1-w * i.t*z 8. n, Broadway. Kroatitray. t-w> Orang* Slower Country. _________ , i|M*rta in lhe first stage f«pm that Wptch havo it that there are jnany The production of essence of or Hampshire i For Nile oFlrmli- fur smaller h<>u«*.; For Sale—‘Registered 1. ,,, „r wii)i of ncute tonailltlA- it l« ndvtaable to 1, ShnllZ. Kehf.Md projH-ny ..n Stat.- St., at a [ r.ifns. Bert Newland. • Tha report that U Fairchild* I'houo >32 ,r,>nt !'11 °f suspected diphtheria |f! -‘bargain. <>n*» of beat plni-ea Ir. Phono 164 .1 r. -’. >n ■ Iwk w,,h *ho antitoxin treatment. If the!------------ — ------ ... ------ ... ..._ in Tunis I* confined to the region of BALKO UAT AND STRAW boarding or roaming house. _2_______ I case proven to be one-of_ diphtheria j exse I*, absolutely- untrue. The chit- Nabeul, where 200.000 pound* nf or angc flower* aro distilled each year, For Sale—I mo ^building Ini on; nutoniobUc. Alsi, M.ixiV.i")! aut«. ' Milts from the treatment. If II! A.« a-precaution attain*!-the spread the dialillation yielding JM pound* FKEDS—KKTAlL fsicm. church *L also several or HenlfurnUhed room*, passenger^ In good 'condition. I prove* lo l>e only tonsllills no harm i of diphtheria In the vicinity Cedar of Mianco of neroll, valued at 126 to Lincoln Park addition. W. II. t. Oood cellar. n M* D**n.<l*l. Pli**n*‘ 3TMt. Swkslhai! been done. Thin method Is rco-Jcroek. the school ’nt that place has ISO per pound, nnd 74,000 to RS.000 • if I Pork. Phone ail. *io. .Frank Hasel. quart* of orange flower water. •nnirti— Exp. rtene d man want* I!oard of iuaUh. I >-o closed for a while. For Beni—Good 8 room house, t“( I----------------------- :----------------------------------work on firm. Phon© 11B IV .her. M. D..1 Center and Martin school* havo alward, hard and soft waler in torn Ntalk* for sale—1 have Mm** 42.1 Weil Blate St. • He-.lil, Officer. i*o been closed. BANNER WANT ARVS. PAY kitchen. Phone 488B. L. A. Cain wry choice earn stalks for Mle. |fF Mr. Albert Swartz will deliver what Wanted—Position by elderly lady n| ■—■■■■ ----- --- ------ — j you want. Inquire nt 62" For Kale—At a bargniii 225 acres. with two Mia of good building*.! Will deliver throe miles north well of Nash-' winter. ville,.one hair mile from srlioul; jeui-nii'n ni rood fence.* soft and hard water.’ rr than November 7th. Some Will *<011 ii) or 4<> acres with buildings. Elzey .Mead, .Morgai*Ka|e_ll|.uU aiding coming' mnblr price. Ree m<‘ about it “t Boule 1. •*' year* old. sound.... >nce.. Roy Andrus. Trustee. and well broke. 7 yr. old cow. *alf Holstein and half. For Sale—A few cord* of' nice, dry, Durham, l^i crotch breeching! or Rent—Six r-***in house corner I 2-fool furnace wood. Fred See-! * ' * -----Oliver I Walnut and Montgomery St*. 2 her. City. if John A., riding plow block* from school and from Felt All Persons are forbidden from Boot factory. Enquiro Alonzo hunlinu or I rapping *»» my farm.* Darling. Iwk secLion 3t. Rutland. George .L*rmiddle rfged lady na otlcc—Mr. VanBout, an cxperlencrtl dan. 2wk«, In family, blacksmith., hu opened n black­ but Wood For Sale—Horri*<l Hock cock* an.l* smith shop in Cedar Creek, nnd > cockerels. ■ Parks and Pitlsllchl home for right party, Ilea. Ruhprepi Mrain. F. W. Vomlicder. 48 No. baugh. Hasting*. Route line. Zll-2 long-1 short:^ Union SL Hallie Creek, .Mich. Bell phone 727-W 4wk* Wanted—Party who pick«-<F«up band Ia»t 1 For Sale or Tr C a good Han<l q»vatd- forth* ..... place for a -------- --- —... rcllred farmer: Write, call or phone Ira B. Baldwin. Ilastlng*. buggy. or Sale—Several hundred bundle* eomstolk* cheap. If taken in field. For Rent—Hoom fui’niabed nnd tin­ * The FRENCH’S WHITE LILY FLOUR that we are For Sale—House nnd lot. Inquire ' furnished. L’*« nf iiiltK al 848 East Bond St.________ If making with our up-to-the-minute equipment of machinery, is so far SUPERIOR to anything that can be made with oid style machines, that there For Sale— Hogs. Du roc Jerseys, any Kor Item­ tinriirnlahXr is NO COMPARISON. We don’t charge any more for it than as though thing you want;- 27 head to cheap. sow and eight pig"- Will GillMple, choose from. Registration papers we had old equipment, but our customers are so much better pleased with Delton. Iwk free. Fou> fresh cows and •three house and nice room’ the QUALITY of the flour we are making, that we feel well repaid for colls, one, two and three year* Good full blood Buff Orpington-—-Not keeping our mill-closely up-to-date. Satisfied customers has always been old. all three sisters. Will make having room and not wishing to the aim of this mill, and we never let the question of EXPENSE stand in iCsiO lb* horse*. Waroie Krl-ey. put in winter quarters will *<-ll a k'anicd—Portner with F*00 ca«h j llasling*.,.Mielu Route 7. Phon<* quantity of hen*. 75c; pullet* COc. the" way. Must be hustler. Investment gunr349-2 rings. 2wk* With all the recent improvements in rhachinery, making the. BEST Itert Rawdr. Woodbury, * Mich. Ems HTaher—-No. i clean aim De.*li. W. IL St. in. I product of any kind is largely a fitter of equipment and help.. This is Phone. Woodland, Mich.. B4-1-2. 2« cent.*; small and dirty 23 lintel. Grand I ESPECIALLY TRUE of flour. The latest models of flour-making machin­ lirk cents. Wf want your poultry. Itapid*. Mich. ery get all of the flour-goodness out of the wheat that is lost by any mill us­ Will pay highest prices. Joseph ing old-style machinery. Unless a mill is fully equipped with the latest Bogers. . tf Id. 8. A. Wcrtmvn. Bedimproved machinery, that mill CAN NOT make the BEST QUALITY Banffcld exchange, Iwk For Salo—A few full blood Poland W. J, Watkins. Hosting*. of flour. China pigs, cither sex. Prices' Illgtie>t price* paid for poultry de-1 reasonable. Ready for service.! But the latest patented and improved machines cost money-just as all weeks old. Exceptlonpliy Well Phone 13-15. Banlield ex. Wnlt**r livered at A. J. Henry** fe-d bred in the butter strain. I’rlct patented devices do. To throw out an entire equipment of old- machinery, Nichol*. | J. Beach. Dowling. 2wks! W. H. Hush. Delton. Iwk and replace it all with new, requires a large expenditure of money, saying ’ For Sale or Rriil—Modern 7 roctii1 nothing of the temporary disorganization of business, and keeping things in house, newly papered, wiih Laili.l Aho aticka turmoil for months. But it pays in the long run. make new mirrors furnace, * electric lights, ..... larrc Karngv. Enquire Nd. No. 201 20 West also now and pig*. P. DeMott. Hunting*. Mich. Clinton Si. Phone 59511. For Sale- Spring pigs, ’Rliroe JcrM«y.«, Iwiih .<.•»>*: fanhnis io.>noidlirr strain. Eligilih* to try. C. \V. flings phom* 210-21- tr BEST QUALITY FLOUR From High Class Equipment—French’s White Lily Flour, The “Acme” in Quality Nice Furnished Rooms for light For sale—Soft coal Move. Hot Blast house keeping. go.. 301 S, 1. Inquire: 317 East Church SI. Pnln Smith. Mill St. K4- Edward*. Clllzen* phorie from Hu«t-, Ing*. Phone 159- THE BEST FOR THE MONEY STORE Engine, first ela«* condition. Pric Enquire. Dr. J. C. Arjdru*. UM—Thursday morning ar shed* or between Hastings Poduhk broWn leather bag 120 bill and email change. Bond St - Sale—Beliflan colt, r. month* old. Inquire phone ISG-ls-ll. . J-wk Sweaters bearing the above label areunexcelled in shape retaining and wearing qual ities. Our stock is very com plete in sizes, colors and prices. Let us show you St. handbag; conthlnlng n purse, few .pennies some trlnimlny. ami rib- Slhu Crawford. i. of thl* sh.- failed Th<- body u.i, furled In Ann Arbor. | $1.00 to $8.50 ■ this city. She wa* a woman of i many talent**, nnd a llnqulst of nn­ ' common talent. Through her own I French. Spanish and Italian. She G. F. CHIDESTER 11 time she Was companion of the late, Grace’ Golden. a grand opera singer ,!and ipembtr of the metropolitan op- ILeaidliiiag CHoHmer (| «i-. - i-.»iuoi nuu n ueop Know­ , ledge .of Medicine hrtd often a*al*t*d ’■ tlocal phyxiclun* She wa* nt one ! time prekldcnt of tha Hosting* WoI men*’ dub. of Hastings and of the late Mr*. Mary SfiBdaiteaffl ■M*****H4 I rooms, • unfurfurnished, 5 I I ■ I Every housewife,KNOWS that there is a big difference in flour. She knows from experience that a certain brand of flour may produce poor bread, and the next sack even worse bread. ’ On the other hand, she Knows that a certain other brandof flour always produces the best kind of bread. She knows that if she uses the same amount of flour; prepares the dough in ( about the same way, and bakes with about the same degree of heat; that she will ALWAYS have nice, white, delicious bread, that it is a delight to eat. 1 / Do you wonder that we like to have the housewivafe try this experiment:—Make a batch of bread from French’s White Lily Flour, and from any other flour you choose. Bake them side by side in the SAME OVEN, st the SAME TIME. We could tell ydu just what the result Will be, but we’ll leave it for you to find Out. You’ll think more of French’s White Lily afterwards. You take two men who have worked at the milling business the same length of time.z One of tnem will take your wheat and convert it into a nice smooth, even quality of flour; the other man will tfnly produce a POOR QUALITY. Why? He doesn’t KNOW HOW. ‘ You look .at these two different kindr of , flour, and-you will find that they both look very much alike. In fact the POORER QUALITY of flour may even LOOK better than the other. Now WHERE is the difference in these two brands of flour? We will tell you. It is simply in the WEARING of the flour. Don’t get the idea that hiaking flour is simply “grinding up wheat.” ’If that were all there ir- to it, then one man could make just as good flour as another, and experience wouldn’t be neces­ sary. - More people in Barry County are using French’s White Lily Flour than ' ever before. They KNOW from experience that it is the BEST FLOUR MADE. Are you one of.them? If not, why not try it and become one of them? • MiddlevilleMiddleville, RollerMichigan Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor �THE HASTINGS BANNER NOVEMBER 5,1914—20 PARES PART TWO—PACES 9 TO II. UNITED STATES IS UNPREPARED FOR Did You Wash Last Week? Some housewives did, and now they are "sneezing" around Until "wash day" comes again nnd then they . will catch a little more cold and then go to bed—and give the doctor a chince—his bill will be at least $2 or $3. We’ll wash for you lots cheaper and save you the discomfort of having a bad cold. Don't contract a cold—contract the habit of letting us do your washing. The Best Security In the World For Your Money Is Offered by the Battle Creek ' DEFICIENT' IN MOTOR TRUCKS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION the United Tho Battle <; rnt European nanei.il institution*. "WE WASH EVERY THING EVERY OTHER DAY.' army would u* awiume It men; not all eventually when t<» land hl* full American Steam Laundry SHULTERS BROS., Proprietors Sorority ot Wsr-Msksrs. ANTIQIIITVII AllLDIPA UHT PDC1T wars have taken place.on account of I women-the Trojan war on account of , Helen, the plague which took j>lac« in । flMrn|||U Nil I niWUUUH war called the Sacred War on account of Theatio. This,war lasted Ion years. ’1 11.. I’eluan-.m, a- — — —'Vink kIm— 1..,.^ HUI UHUll SCIENTISTS FIN'n IN NEU ten yean. was excited nn thia nccount. 1 EXAMINE SKULLS FROM SOOTH daughters of Argive* AMERICA AND CALIFORNIA turning from the temple. And whole families have been : ruined owing lo women; for Instance, I -----------— ws* ruined on account of hi* marriage . .with Cleopatra, and Hercule, was lulned by bl* marriage with Iola."—I By Athi-naeus (A. 1>. 300). , , • 1<*“x‘ br ,,nl Yct 'HuT'rc Recent. The determination of the age of . io earliest human skeleton found on the American, Continent I* of areat Interest. Until a few years ago North American wa* supposed to ofYer the most valuable evidence In thl* A ('■■minciulablc Action. i The American Express Company ba* instructed all of It* local office* i..| l.«*ue Exprca* Money 'orders free’of gethcr with numerous find* of bones Rancho Lu Brea fauna, which from a very olj geologic period. I nnd cultdral objects In Argentine. treatment A* n result the attention i of the ctal characteristics do not differ dr found In tho name A similar and opens up und case* the air puss___ cave*. _____ ________ uiifuvoroblc conclusion was reached; age*.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. Hoy’s Fleeted 1’nlon Suljs SWEATER COATS i>Jlm heavy sweaters, shawl' collar, gray d, Ili.’GO value. Our price.....................3B«Jen's medium gray......... .... WORK SHIRTS. Plain blue and blue with stripe. Full alxMf well Boy’s Shirts LEVTHER GLOVES Heavy leather, mule nnd hog skin, well made. 50c value, otir price ......................................3*0 CLOTH GLOVES Canvna Glove* tt................ Jersey Gloves .................................. The Wayne Overalls und Coats, blue with white stripe- Extra full sixes. Large bib. wide sus­ pender with elastic and double fastener*. • heavy weight. XSc value. Our special price (Hie Coats to match .. OVERALLS Plain blue, good weight, full s|M».*’ Usually sold nt iJOc. One price .... Coats to match, our price rUoy’a overall* .. ■ 33c and 38c sox Men's Medium ^X'ool Sox . Men’s Heavy VCool Sox .. Men's Heavy Wool Sox .. NEW YORK STORE PHONE 102 Hastings, Mich. truck*. HASTINGS, MICH. the children working at They be employed under better < ondllomi .. for Meoutliifrf (han mill h-roilsChildren i-mploy- day. nn<T about 3.310.000 pound* cf grain. This forage .thine would oc­ cupy over half a mllliun cubic feet— for one day** consumption—and lhe feed bill would total about 398.000 a day. which Is 33.500,0*10 a month, or nbout 330.000,000 n year! Hurely. then, It would have to be motor trucks. But where would they come from? The 39,000 trucks of Jfeal institute UNDERWEAR. ’ Albert Altoft and Jasper F. Black transporting and there was a renewal of the story remains have been excavated in of Atlantis, the origin and descent of I mound* <>n Santa Rosa Island, off t|i«. the human race tn-lng traced from coast of Southern CaUfornlu. very primitive anthropoid forms of , afforded all patient* l/iklng treat­ "WhH<- the question of antiquity 1* Routh America. More recently ln-r ’ j bndt-cldcil, every evidence which w<ment nt any of our Institutes—board. from the discovery of human remains j .!’.?*' vflincn^ riuiirv nurse und physicians' attend-. . . ------Association, "would In an asphalt deposit nt Rancho Lit seem to poltil - - In North a* well us Brea. In Southern California. A pre­ , South America to-tho comparatively liminary report on those was read recent origin or occurrence, geologi­ ....... ........ racy Is maintained In nil instances. -.iiu e io ire before the Museum of History. Sclcally speaking, of man on our con­ of a llklng^oc-erosslng riyers, climb­ For full information address: tinent." ing up mountain* and down again, and wandering around In marshes, The Bureau uf American Ethno!* fir Ir th««. .In..1, ..... . pound foe Croup. Ing Is done on the country roads, Mouth American tint!* that two ex­ Croup scare* you. The loud hoarse which for nVe months ot the year are I perts were sent to conduct an Impar­ tial Investigation. The conclusion croqpy cough, choking and gasping iQipusaable for most ii hlcular traflUNinety pt* cent of.the 3,300.000 was that the human remain* from for breath, labored breathing, call for miles of road* In the United Stat.-* the Lagoa Santa Caves, could not be Immediate relief. Tho very first dose ■ C3 Sheldon st., omnd (tnpid*. Mich. accepted without further and moru of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound are classed a* ’’unimproved," rneanconcitiHlvo proofs n* belonging to a It cuts the Hille better than dirt truck* lace which lived contemporaneouMy will master lhe croup. with the extinct specie* of animals thick iniicu*,. clears away tho phlegm t«miW mud utter i-a.-h heat Men's heavy fleeced UnInn Sults Fleeced Undershirts ............... . -.. ... xioo.000.oo . S2.'.U.0<M>.0O ... *300.M<l.0O . . S75tl.OOO.IH> ditions. Wntlfd help to reduce the coM of living, by Improving trans­ portation to and. from the farms qnd' th" remoter communitie* where lack 2.000,000 CHILD WORKERS of good rbada Is hindering trade de­ HERE IN UNITED STATES Ayres. Thn - specimen was taken require approximately 37.34* Wagonii velopment. from tho oozy bod of thn river, when would "have to be acquired after war the workmen were excav'utlng for th" started for there ore only about 3000 provisioning -her artrA' by the aid ot of them on hand now. Including throe In geologic nge. according to Prof.hundreds of truck* of the Quad type. Ameghlno, who wrote about It. Il was Germany Is exciting the udtairaUon si remnant of the Lower Pliocene and of the military world by tho wonderA pamphlet. "The Extent of Chib'. _ lading army would bring along Its Labor OfilcinBy Measured." based on' thul skull. Careful exanilnntliui. motor'transport. England contlnu- the now volume of the Iasi United <>f thn wonderful mobility afforded deme which would Justify It*. classi­ by the mblor truck-in th" present war In her expeditionary force by rushing llshcil by tho National Child Labor fication un u representative of a In Europe. It I* practically a foregone, r<-enforcem«nis t<> iho front by mo­ Commlftee to show the amount of conclusion that The Invader'* trans­ tor vehicles. Austria. Russia and child labor In thi* country. Th.lulu forerunner* of the human being. port wagon* would be largely of lb" Census volume gives figures for chil­ Every feature shows II to be a por­ self-propelled type. dren 10 to* 13 only, omitting all figure* To catch such an army In mobility tion of lhe »kuB of man himself. It Among other important are* for for children under 10, and the Na­ bear* no evidence even of having be­ —tin absolute Indtapensnblllty for .motor vehicles are: Transporting tional Child ^.ibor Committee states longed to an early or physically prim­ the woupded from the tiring line th that since many children, under 10 itive man.’ but to a well-developed would *<e the held hospital*. generating elec­ [dial number •tnicranU nnd physically modern-llkc Individ­ tricity for searchlights, wireless in­ ual. struments, cooking, etc.: carrying win in 1912 and .000, tlire, Tho conclusion ' of the report 1* ammunition. Held guns and other Tor him to pick from, that, while It is not possible to give u ilintivinii «-<»inii rit.tkii in "p.ii? supplies to the tiring line; transport­ dcr 10 included. tho trucks suitable 'for ing aeroplanes, dirigible*, captive bal­ delinlto estimate of the, ng<- of the But the results of th" work of the ami 3M.73.7 hi 1913. ami from l inlamt skeleton found, it belongs to a dis­ loon* aerial observation ladders, National Child latbof Committee and tinctly modern period. It docs not wireless outfits. searchlight*, portable its affiliated organisations are shown enough, and workshops, spare part* for all kind* torlcal period, but c.tu not be consid­ ne|lhf of mechanic* and apparatus .used In children under 1 I engaged in ffonered'tut having antedated It by many nnd ngricultur.il pursuits, from tR8.3*.<l in thousands of years. Merriam con­ on to do. stimulating effect wish lo send u contribution In that erlcan Ethnology declared In 1907 form lo the American Red Cross for that "no specimen had come to light In tho Northern Continent which, relief work in Europt;. from the standpoint of physical an­ I title InvestlgHtloh. and tho lust word thropology, represented other than on the subject can not be written un­ RANNEI! WANT A1AVH. PAT. til a great deal more study has been time sumo "apparently .epoch-mak­ Riven to tho objects found. - The asing discoveries” were reported from institute 1BOH For further particulars enquire of The mustering In. organising, clothing, equipping and training of this enormous force would bn n treinendou* undertaking. Unt certain­ ty nm the least umnnr tlin problem* Phone 243, Hastings, Mich. . Incorporated. April purposes. Armored motor trui*ks. provided with quick-tiring guns or with loop- for dispersing er* who work under unfavorable con­ ditions. and who according to the out dtity ar masking the activities testimony of school authorities, are, receiving little or no education or In­ ' In rough and roadies* country the duatrlal training. wonderful ' quadruplv-drive" motor truck make* light of such obstacles as ditches, plowed Helds *‘and steep mountain grades, mid can travel In ■mployed In the H Mtntea whern thenplaces when- a mule simply can not » no 14.years ago limit for work In available Gasoline. benzol, alcohol ■ and oil where the 14-year limit I* weakened by exemption*. The juisnage of the 100-mlle ruii or more. But with effective load I* their own fodder, and many thousand* of non-llghtrr* nro ’needed fur their care and auperln- states. and i* therefore eagerly sought tendency. Moreover. animal* are li­ by the opponents ,of child labor. able to stamped.- under tiro, nnd onu Other children who would be of- ISO n<Tv^ pM*l building- . . 10.000 gic advantages of the. motor truck In I7O m-rv-. g«H*l building-. . . In this kind of thing than any other lhe Automobile Club of France, in H0S. It look France three years to decide on making subvention appin- HO acn--. mimhI bullillng- . . 100 aiTc-. good bulhlliu-.. .. miliarly known a* the Quad. The Quad was designed in accord­ ' ance with the requirements for- a ADMISSION TO STATE United States army escort wagon* to TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM "go anywhere n four-mule team would go." At a pinch, of course.' the army could make a shift in many place* Tubm-nliMl* l-kiii-n Bulletin of with the ordinary rear-drive motor Insiructlori*. 1st. Send fur application blank', needa. tho War Department should have It tilled out and mulled to the. Superintendent of ■ thi- Sanatortum.' rugons to adapt in persuading merchants to buy the subvention typo machine* NO uerv-, giM*l luilldlng*. . . HO a<-rvx.'giMMl building-. N 73 ai-re-. good tiiiilillng-. . .. 1175,000,000 for ”reBut fortunately there I* a motor Brittan spent truck which, beciftise «>f Its .ability to mounu” alone In her little *cmp with drive, brake und sterE on ull four thi- Dutch Boers In South Africa. Surely, then, it la good business for Unble Sam to appropriate 1-350th of these "unimproved” that num to Insure a substantial nu­ boulevard. This Is the truck fa­ cleus for a modern army transport wonts, tho Unite.) Ht.ites should Jnauro for ilself a supply of motor trucks of the quadruple-drive typo by adopting a subdivision plan tor army type motor trucks. There is nothing new or radical In this. France appropriated 1375.000 for subsidizing army tpyc motor trucks away back in. 1N>. which is vefy old hbuary to the motor truck business. That was only-a small be­ ginning, hut it showed the other na­ tions the -way. fur Gertnany. RuLila, Italy. Austria and ,-vvn conservative , England followed suit. These European rsuntrtes. by test* In their annual army maneuvers, de­ termined just Wbut features were Edwards & Giasaow' Ing the time you can very likely be admitted. 3rd. If you are unable to pay your own expense*. Jjnve the Superinten­ dent of the Poor sign the county pertlllcatc- with tho Judge of Probate, and bring It with you. This covers 4th. If you pay your own expense, the charge is 11.1)0 per day. Eligible applicant* ar. without delay al present. admitted overpower* the Sturdiest. Underwrite* death Loosen* your hold on life Annihilate* health and happiness ed in mine* In 18 mlnfiig nt.ite*. Therr~arr only » states in the Union which have all the provision* uf the­ : Palmer-Owen Bill, so that II* paiwmge building--. . .. il building-.... il buikling* . bullillngx........... il building- . . . il building*., Shape of the Earth. il liullijlnic- . . On the earth and on Mars the oceana <1 building-- . . . dominate, the austral hemisphere. This fact may be attributed lo the transla­ il building. tion of these two planets In a aouit" il bullillng-. . .. north direction across Iho priniltlvs it bulklingx.... nebula. Thu rotation so set up would result In the production of cold cur­ il building*, . rents which might cause tho tempera-1 ture to become inferior to 364 degrees, tho critical temperature of water, and lhe currents would ba such aa to cause lhe condensation of the oceans to be produced round the south pole, and to find adjoining counties. Also somr determine that the dlrectiup of the. splendid propositions In Newaygo currents should be toward tho equator, which explains the pointed form of the austral continents. Tbe theoretical calculation of tho velocities ot these f‘properties In Hastings and Freeport currents and tbe amount of solid mat-' for sale. Also, have ji store and ter transported by them is verified by I I stock of goods in Freeport for sale. direct measurement. Thus. 2.000! meters beneath the surface of tho sea j If Interested in buying, selling or the magnitude of tb'e. ftceana ta con-, exchanging property, call or phono slant on tho parallels of the austral ■ hemisphere, and the magnitude of tbe : continents is constant on tho parallels i of tho boreal hemisphere.—Scientific 1 American. •Reduces earning power _ I*uro .Mr When you have a troublesome cough. It do«» not mean that you have | consumption or that you are going to Upbuilds resistance to disease have It, but it do«« moan that your Reddens blood, quickens steps Energizes body and mind , Accentuates the worth of living. Chamb'erlaia's Cough Remedy before! Insures long life it ta too fate. For Mie by All Deal-' Routs pneumonia and tuberculosis. ' BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. il -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Edwards & Glasgow �WKK. THE e Hastings Banner I . Pubiuhud. .Thuroday al _____ _ iUfftinf*. Mu'luaan. COURT HOUSE NEWS r 6, IIU . 'OH, THAT MAH' —Want-GtHtimn.-lc a word for taoli iikoiiiob. No adv. for loss than 12 What Does the Manufacturer Say About It? ay RONALD ALLKN. Orville H. Bristol. Johnstown COQK BRQ^ Editors. Card ot Thanks, lo a word, obilu iry poetry and resoluUaaa, c-a’ line. . .. Obituaries of 20 linns or less will FH-I Y-NIM H YEAR l,,r •1UHM-. Uil.vrnH. m 35 CAKAUIAN SUBJCMPTIO.XS p... y„r. ui advance................ mX. ,,,,, 1 , „ elastlo taps and a sheet of musle and hglf.a doxsn other things she could u ' ‘ Had Hire Lisis Frank llobnan. Irving ... lh' * Maude WHCux. Rutland .. Robert A. Anderson. N'ashv Albert G. Kent lo Geo. <». Kent and BaUrnl ,i lh« roMofflc «l Hutineri Mii'liiciti sis siu-nnsl olnss I llSllCK.l lindcT ttliy (, irt UIBSlanCCS till “ c l“ l— « b«>r» th. wril.r'. nra. mJ "■a--'---------------------- T----------------------— • postolllco address. . ADVERTISING RATES. DiiqJay advertising rales on apJOB PRINTING plicalion. [ The BANNER has one ot the best BusineM locals and reading no- cquiiqicd job oflicos in Westam tieco. On first page or among brev- ; Michigan and is prepared to do any ■ lUes, I2*i cents a line. kind uf book and job printing. J. II. Pttliemon to Wm. R. WickIrr. 30 acres, sec. 31. Baltimore. Rachael J. Smith to Eicon C. «mllh to Wilbur D. II. RaehMl J- al last mads up her mind both ma­ chines were out. Aying machine handy. Dlrdarll 3x9 and the 3UXI0 wood axle wagon* than other The only way Smith to Wilbur I>. II. blk. 7, Roush's ndd.. Wtllett-n. Klee to Wm. nnd The Last Word Is the “Holland1 j Idlth | month later aa well aa on that day. most comfortable these cool days R| the “ilollaiiil" arc homes homes where Is. fttniLshinu the Muhlon M. Hracknry and IS. Kutland. 3 P»st few weeks to tell you about * the “Holhmd" aud “the half tins not McKibben tu Karl MeKlh- tried j * been told.” “liollnnd” users will al­ ways extol the merits of il»e “Hol- i lund.” rat hair lot s»s and Hrrdth l<> J.W. TIBBATTS, Hustings, Mich. Pearl Hmlth Eli W. Lindsey Adtn'r. Bstaie Olivo Or write IL (L Jlednmu, Lunsiny, Mich. ASSYRIA. Neighbor* and friends to the num- .Mrs. J. H. .Tuckerman vlsltfcd n daughter. Mrs. Sam Nay of Baniivid. shore. Hope. Sl.oe. Ilion II. Benham to Oru, of Chas. Hickerson and wife last Sat­ urday night and gave them a gi-nuthe guest Of her autyt. Nllgt L. Suwily lo Jacob Hitt und wife. lul. village .of WoodUml. 11300. Beardsley was the Hatch In his pleasing manner . ‘'i" Ciareneo f*. Garn t« Margaret Smith, parcel, see. 37. <‘arttort. lieu. nird H..m arlih t-amir.l ain-. | d tnat.-t, 1...,.., Mr. Ilkk.r.™, *“ 1'etsr J. Adrianitar taad tax |..r Mra. lUta.r- ; Martarrl ll.mlUta .nd .1.1 Ill. Hastings twp,'. o Which Mr. Hickerson respond- N.ten. visited her star. Mrs A A I 37500. (Jr... p. Smith Iu Chus. W. Ha. liickvnmn left for Lankcrshlnr. Calif.; Mr. and Mra J. C. Tompklrw w« r. Ingx. parcel M-ellon 31. Irving. 3300. to spend thn wlriter with tholr son. ■ the goest* of Mrs. Alma Watrous uf D. HinllJi und wife. J’ervy and family. Ilaxlingx. ta*L Saturday. Geo. C. O dell of Central Lake, Mr. and Sira. Hoy Mu und Kutland. 35»0. U> J. AKia II , , Mich.'opviil^ Hie pawt week with .Iris daughter. Joyce, visited hU ----------shore Gun] sister. Mrs. Chas. Cheney unit' hue- ■ Garvle and family of Conutuck, Sui­ to. tland. The vl-li was must heartily i urday und Sunday. । I they had trot met in fourteen years. 6, Maple UroVe. I1Q00. 1 ।Kited Mrx- Frank Allt-rdiug. Tu« Hulluwo'tn pusecd «Ith only u fv» hurmlciui pranks und no darua Jlta Mataf Sheldon uf the Hiicpard and Friday w Thur^ikty, t-nn- . ticld ativndrd thu State Teachs.. soetaUon at Kalamaxou, Thuisduy Ann 1 and Friday. w Impruvument. Many Friday afternoon. . tluuka fur lhe aauie. Wm. Tusker nnd family >1 The ninth grade is studying diviover tu >uiiia. Sunday, to spend th< slun in atarebra. and the eighth gru >■day wl0» Floyd Loilgwrli and family. ■ Tuwnmnil und wife • vegetable* und grain* for our exhibit Circle will meet next Saturday after­ noon at 3:00 o'clock ut tnc school huuse. All uro welcome to attend __ ___ , tav-re meetings. ' “Persuns always are seeking sutne cvpeet two state travelling IIktad «.f preventive for being ill when! bralrivs from Lansing soon. Como Claud Thunias und family Smith the town . Hall .11.1 •.k.-rv.ll "«r tar. tad ..WI. -ta waaird drr hhtaUa ud .wial talik, and Mo„a., ,.„>n m,. p.piu r-ralrrl otbsr#. who wanted Sofia water. Dlf- 4 H.illi>we-en <Ard, and enjoyed other As tbe seuson advances Hie demand fur Farm Luild oterrearhea my expectation. With good crops, good demand tar pngluev, brings lo the farmer Ihn required results. Willi all callers ct»tu>*s lhe inquiry .fur "land.’’ Being pre|»ared fur ull coiners my Mipply gannut be exhausted.- . Iftd acres, any direction.. mi iu-fts, any direction . .iMCUJU tu 3E5.U0 per u« rr .. W.M lo ni.wi per nrrt Ill acres, any tiircoliyti . •SluTiul Ml Lent ton given lo |mrlii» going Nonb, buulli or WesL Ji.irpuiiH in cily properly. Favorablu Ivrfnr. 'Thiuk'il over ami give iim> n rail. ■ 130 East Center St, Wm. A. Dunn, Mgr. and ‘Ulate wfaen a man eame driving up with a rather smart looking rig. and halted Jesse Townsend a lift. I wouldn t walk the distance on such a day for a 110 bill." Misa Lisle had never beard of .Mr Fletcher, but he-did not look Ilka a THE MAN THAT LOST THE PLOW’ Not in the Tro»t buggy. Hastings, Mich. cam# up behind them and started to room be could, but the man with the reins had. planned a smash and he I HAS HOVEL USE FOR RUBBER brought It about arrant charging him! with malicious damage, and Miss h Uale found herself subpenaed as a witness for the defense. She had re­ turned home after the officer and her pairing tbe human body externally. father had said ooneeired the idea of using tcrous old bachelor, and was sued for bfeach- robber In lhe form of tine sponge, counting upon lhe affinity between "But I didn't know it," protested it and human tissue to bring about a perfect fusion. the girl. “Welf, you know It now, and you; Doctor Ftsschl called ihla "nuova hadn't better Ukn any more buggy] . . rides with him. Ono of tha young] mented with it upon anlmsla before slsnv.ldk. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION H. G. Aidham Longmont. Col., Teacher of Violin Vcrmontville. Fall Term St arla First Wetli in Mr. and Mra. Chas. Wirt of Beaver­ ton visited hU brother George Win Mrs. Rosa Stinchcosnb visited friends at Williamston last Thursday. I Studio-and Residence 435 W«s Court Si. Phono 391-8. Suntlvhl Saturday evening. The main street was literally strewn with hay SOUTH BOWSE. - the HASTINGS TRANSrai CO. driving one-handed and could not coty trol bis bone. illrtim rnlhn-r. Ai ehurch Bunday. tended. Forest Houghton and Miss Ethel King visited at George Soar*' -Sunday. Cleo Bears attended the Halloive'i n party st the Fuqimu home Saturday. Mirs Fern entertained the 9th ami 10th grudu of thu Woodland schools at Hallowe'en. The'Mesdaiuo Katie JlcUsehy and M irgacct Haight spent over Sunday with their stai r, Mrs. Korc Cotton. Thv Mesdames Ora Houghton mid ba-ttje - Curtis spent Sutjnday nighl with their sister. Mrs. Nancy KHpatrk'k.. The latter talr.it very Mcg wuh Mr. uml jMr*. Rev. Geo. Clum sikuI over Sunday "with llivir uni Calvin und fiuully near Mulliken. w.-_rv united In inurriitgu lust Wed. Mv-dav. I'qngratulutloiri. Flint Eddy has tacn at Beaverton Pliiludoljihiu ihw un accurate testing plunl, carried on mt auto­ mobile. t<> asrertain wlmiltcr Its minutes to find for the defendant. various forms of eIrcol lights aro niitinfhint'd al ronlrat l Mandnrd. la, tho main case. Misa Lisle had a case against young Lawyer Blaisdell, sho could say; to him: “HI follow hla trail until I am re. truth, and yet he triad to make me out fl a liar! Think of his hinting that Melcher had an arm around ma! “Oh. but T could see him burned at the stake!" Three mu*.ths later, aa she alerted ouf one day with her runabout, she IL Wallmax, A Penny Saved, A Penny Earned Save your pennies and buy .stock in our Building 6 Loan—YoUr Ynoney earns 9% Applications for loena have been coming from the Increase In the applications sines we opened our Detroit branch o3tte In February of this year, meet thu Increasing demand we offer you the following splendid Investments: girl was just taking the last torn with a whlxx that would hare carried her acron tho bridge when the man tho hated appeared before her with a small log in his hsnds, and the obstruction waa thrown in such a way to ths bank. The driver was bounced 5% Paid on $80 Investments By Investing IhO with the Association, at ot ITeparrd Dividend Stock. Thia 350 will which will irt- paid you In <iuuricrjg-lnxtullmei>is of 31 each, tcrest: It will W* sunt you each’quasief by mall/ Tou -may Invest as many 330 as you dc|irc. and fur rech »3» s<» itivtsinl you will be paid 31 each quarter. Ths tost of obtaining this Mock is only foro she could volte bar feelings she was beckoned to follow lhe oth«r lo thu foot of tho hill. Tho river waa rolling In flood, and the bridge was Aunt Hannah Ssaith ha* n«vn quite sick but Is taller at Jljia. writlug. to love. Firu losnes and the cxpvnst* of lire (•■-'•venlion cost llri; Lnited julalug inoi'v each year lhaif the lolal value of ita prthhirCion of gold.-eifver, cop­ per uud petroleum. The winner among twimly-ninn cnli’ing in u conlral for military neroplnne i*nginuM thjil will last aavrnil montlia will rcuoivc w 125/KX) prize from the British government. .steep, long hill. Does the girl always marry the mag Hastings Business Exchange of •'Asphalt" Order Out Drays they ku on ixtard a steamship. But -KAlxVMO. of guardianship Laued here's something ordered evidently Mr. and Mr?. Chas.. v.uiAlNtinc fur the nun# fort of preventive. H.. were In Battle Creek Monday on bus­ I). Multon of Richmond. Va.. evidently in,'f* , betievw ta sandwlchw He lias orThe U mperance meeting was UrgeTh« l-idK» Aid Svdcly win bo en­ dered wndwlvhes and champagne sent J -’^“ded Bunday evening In Katatertained the rv.oqii Thursd.iy In to his vessel.” the thanager added. 1 The stork visited our street Sunday day. Every body Invited. Hastings Business Exchange This Is not lill? talk, Mrs. William Mishler and daughter bugglr* und In fact everything that Glcnua nod Mr*. John Mishler called I shouldn't wonder If thero'd be more' urrted bits of sterilized rubber sponge could bo found nnd Monday the may- on Mrs. J. H. Carpenter Saturday. troubto.” j Id various parts of the bodies of dogs from masoo and Grand A — week later mi., the iu* trial tn*, came aoaauv on vii be-, vw ' utid —.... rabbits and ......... found ... that — - ... In — a very. .. Thursday until Balun Core a justlco of tho peace, and there! <110rt ,l*u* R>»y were not only on­ was a largo attendance of spectators,! relopod, but thoroughly penetrated Mrs. John Purrttt and daughter Lydia visited Mrs. Oxi t'ardss Monsnd tho lawyer for tho prosecution i by granular tissue without any in­ took Misa Lisle tn hand for the crosa-1 flatuniation, suppuration or other ill Burns last Thursday horning at 7 Mtai J. <7rumback nnd genpeptan examination. ] effects. o'clock^ frpm injuries received In a ।friend Hoy Christy. Will Duchow and He was n young lawyer, and he! Having.thus proved Its value. Docfamlly'or Cuhtlonls and ltrs. Wpi. wasn't going to spare anybody. After. «”■ Fl««chl uwd'tho porupt rubber In tho usual questions about name, age! beating two large wounds resulting Mr*. Creaser Monday morning khlle Ilosinlochcr uf Grand Rapids were Sunday guests of Robert Cramback end residence, ho started out with: I***0™ {hc reduction of heratas. H* and family. "Wm rm on <hv hlrtwo b-lnom I “ ’«>« »• »“■ In the country. Ray Stahl and family spent Sun■loo, >1111 and Ull. villa,. In U» lor- •®«av'"Uo I" diffllMIM Ita mannoon ot 11. anonlb dar ot la.1 c“u' ’«•*• •>» John H. Stahl and wife of Carlton B00th»| organa The wounds healed without were Sunday guests of Henry Bleain . -1 lo a luaar Mlh Mr. n-ulal w , and fainlly. A year after lhe operation an X-ray । examination revealed tha rubber still greatly improved thn uppearanoe. of /“Well, what happened?” Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Peabody and bind our rig,with another borso and] family from' North Dakota are visitday with David Pender and family uf buggy.” Middleville. . . Hla Excuse.” amt vicinity. ■They cami» up quietly, did they?" A San Franctscu policeman explaiaa Tta M. W. A. will meet with Mrs. "Xp., 11L They ‘ came cursing and Dinner visited James "Pardee nnd wife Huna recent tardiness In - reporting on A. H. Ainnn. Wednesday. and the one with the rein deliberala- duty by saying that his automobile Mn*. Ullin Deatsman went to Lans* brake down. That old e.xcuw of the disabled automobile frequently 1s re­ quisitioned by men whose valets fail ere standing still as be did II** Iqsrnnce of ,i<^>>uni tiled, “Miss Vernon, you know wlfat per* cnupl allowed and dba-hayge Jury Is, do you? Something ot pc :lry and sentiment When yon have anyWovfng to be creeps Into eveiy. department of; done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. ..we picking off the French life—sreu Into railroad star: I. Inventory tiled. Hons, In Gars St. Lanare. Par/s, there Kstate. of Wilbur i PIANO AMD SAFE MOVING go up. and the buds will expand, and la a spacious hall wbteh'la Known as of_ it. except ni'Kinpeuni person. riiiuon sue out ,------.ptHritument ..f guardian ntod.’Hear- drm ‘bu jury he strongly tainted that the dead leaves will fall off them* Salle do Pas Perdee-the Hall of Lost the reason.for tho collision probably selves.—F. B. Meyer. Footsteps. . Frederick -BANNER W.ANT ADV8. PAY,—] Mrs Trume Gordonk> comj Il outing" I* com pl el v. Carlton, 34300. during the We hate heat. manufacturing seif what thenianufueturlng companynays about II. the other fhlnpi. hut Mias lda)e startBaltimore. 33000. Dan’l Feighner utnr wife to J<‘hn D.. and dusty and there were no babbling The 1 T" idnu manufacturing cumpankn agree to do. Fate and romance de^ae 1L Assets Over. 2 3*4 Million Dollars Dafroit and Northern Michigan Building and Loan 8217 I Phono Cadillac 4011, Detroit, Mich. E. B. Tyrrell. Mgr. BANNER WANT ADVS- PAY. 1435 Dime BanK Building | �fagi rx-KvrN Tnr hasting* banner. November s, isi-t. .............................................. ..... Saturday's Specials suecew. H. & E. Granulated Sugar, 14 lbs. for__ Be« Gr.de Rolled Oro, 8 lbs. for.......................... Gold Medal Flour, per sackr____________ ____ Lcflox Soap, 7 bars for Galvanic Soap, 6 bars for Purity Oleomargarine, belt quality per lb.....— Large Golden Grape Fruit, 3 for Gape Cod Cranberries, 3 qts (or V irginia Sweet Potatoes, 7 lbs. for QBn,u,J}e Whole Codfish, per lb. ......_________ Kot;k ^aLt’ per *ar*e sac^.......... ............................ Malaga Grape1?, per lb............................................. Walter Baker’s Chocolate, per cake Highest price paid for Butter and Eggs. E. C. Russ d Son The Grocers Telephone 15 $1.00 25c 90c 25c 25c 25c .. 25c . 25c J2Xc 40c 20c 20c Hastings Buy Your Meats From Us right. Theft' U a GOOD QUALITY that. Wo hold the price as low oh wo can and HOIJT THE QUALITY HIGH. We want your trade and will treat you right. BESSMER BROS The Meat Market Men. Hastings, Mich. Phone 162 Make Home Cheerful Stormy days are coming when you will be shut in. A coat of Kyanize, White Enamel or Kyanize Varnish will greatly improve your home. .' Saniflat for your walls is sanitary/washable and gives l>eautiful soft effect. Cheaper Jban jrall .paper. Let us help you in the choice of colors. y ' C. E. Harvey, Pharmacist . Hastings, Mich. The Infinite Procession. We look through tbe microscope; physicists, chainlet,, biologists, pry .lug. turbulent. imprisoned, perhup*, or Ibound to other' energy, but every­ where, in the egg, in tho spcnnatoioa. In tha minutest particle* of matter, animal, vegetable or Inorganic, rest­ lei* energy, eternal effort. If we turn to tho history of past life upon our globe, what do we find but record* of energy, whether physical, chemical or of that *eamlagiy peculiar form which mark* living organism*, every­ where energy leaving Ita trace In In­ numerable forma. In thia history ot life, according to our human stand­ ard*. there Yia* been a long procesalon, tn which the principle of organic life, from tho earliest period of vegetable exlatence, haa advanced through mani­ fold form*, upward, upward. In tho depth* of the sea. In the air, on land, by devious route* and strange pas­ sage*. up, up, to tbo flab, to the bird, to four-footed beaata, Mmd finally to man.—Atlantic. Four Greatest Ports. Tho four greatest ports are New York. Hamburg, London and Liver­ pool. Thq figures for these four ports in foreign commerce, exports and Im­ ports, sre ss follows: New York, 11.M6.3S6.618; Hamburg. 11,960,779,­ 855; London. fll.UM30.7M; Liverpool, |1,lie,M3.ro. Amenities at ths Club. Mrs. Diggs—"At our club meeting this afternoon Mrs. Brayton read one of her unpublished poems.” Mr. IMggs—"And what did you do?” Mrs.’ Diggs—"Just to take her down a peg I read one cf my untrlad reefpea for| Hungarian goulash!" — New York Herald, *•? Have You Old Furtaiture to Sell? ' bring double the price. Gists only one­ ' half cent per square ' f jot. We have it—all One application restores the ; old colbr and. gives a glojs > like new. ' BRUSH MARKS or LAPS : SHOW orous and some faults or crimes are punished with great severity. A child­ less wife may find herself returned to her father, provided the gifts ahe brought her husband go with her. The only consolation she has Is that her position in no way damages her mar­ ket value as a‘ wife if another suitor should happen to-preaeut himself. Her matrimonial exporlenco Is considered rather a desirable asset as having taught btr exactly how a wife should IN CHI- ! NAMEL VARNISH. ! For Sale by* E. A. BURTON Quality Hardware Haatlnga, Mich. , Tho dance at Fred Fuller’s Satur­ day night was wall attended. A Miss Zelah Decker ot Baltimore visited her parents. Mr. and Mra. Steve Docker Friday. Nearly every farmer In this vfcinlMr. and Mrs. Almon Sheldon at­ tended Pomona Grange at Vermontvllio, Saturday. Harry Gould of West KaUmo vls- day. ............................................ .. .................... CYRIL BLAIR’S PLAN I t*BaBa<ja?a5atI«9*-"s'?e"0-"eJ5-e^. Kalaniiuoo nn4 Grand Rapid* electric (Copyright. »H. by W. (VChapsnan.) When Cyril Blair saw a stylishly gowned young woman look at the brass plate which /domed his office door, hesitate, sad then enter, ho as- thn time originally planned, December let. He hail Ju»t returned from <1 AUCTION SALE By HAROLD CARTER. On account of III health I Intnnd to quit farmin, and tall at public auction on my farm one mil, couth and on, and ona-half mllat wait ot Woodland vlllap, and two mllet north and ona and one-half miles east of Coats Grove, on tion This /fit a connnun habit of young-lawyers who can still counfcthe cases that they hare had upon the a question of rolling. Mock with u». finger* of their hands. Ha rose and bowed court uously us j there I* *o much extra work. getting she entered. Ho recognised her as Allas Nsnqy Lawrence, a girl with that high school connections in the town. re will lutrdly be rjtn- • She"sat down and looked at him rath- Commencing at one o'clock, the following property: horse W ide tire wacon » ' ed of between Allegnn and -Holland yer. Mr. Blair,” ahe began. "I assure you that will not Invali­ to be built by tho same company that is building the Kalamasofl and Gram! date my plea before the court,” he Rapid* road. The proposed electric answered, smiling. line would p.i«» through thn town* nt "Well." she said, "suppose I tell you Salem. Hopkins. Monterey. Ovrrls< I my case. You see. 1 wanted a young and other small towns. ' lawyer, an un—” She flashed and bit era along thn rofite are rnthuilaMlc her lip. . “An unknown young man.” be finWalter Pope, son of ’l.lje Pope, l*hed for her. "Well, you see. I don’t want my! dropped into Charlotte al five o’clock Wcdn<*finy night with n batch nf action generally known, and even thej skunks. . At eight o'clock Gain.' lawyer* in thl* town seem tn riahd ■ Warden Mlilanbadher wo* on th? together. • My father. Colonel Law­ ■cent of the young man and Thurs- rence. you know, was very rich. Ho’ had a million, tn fid.” nth for having skunks In hl, po«"Yes." laid tho lawyer attentively. ■esrinn during the eloncd senaon. “I am twenty next moatli. and un। der his will the property I* In the 'Bic Allegan I'rult awl Produce' care of Jim White, as ha !* known, company "are drying apple* In «plte| J until I am of age or—or marry. Well. of their early determination not to father trusted him Implicitly, but' do any of that work thin fall. Thc»<1. absolutely no demand for dried everyone knows he Is connected with trull al present and none of the. those new dishonest oil companies. So ■tale's dryer* are operating. The yesterday L ran Into town and I—I AUegnn company-decided to "takp 1 naked him for an accounting. And he behaved horridly. He laughed at me." "The scoundrel!’" exclaimed Cyril. Sheriff Taylor of Ionia county Im-1 and then wondered why ho had spok­ Instructed nil deputies to go after en with so much .wartntli. , hunter* who persist In violation* 'of “He reminded me thaj he had tbe tho law nnd who seemingly have no' absolute Investment of my property ' under the will for another year." con­ many flagrant abuses havo been re­ ' tlnued the girl, "and he, said that ported of the.privileges accorded :<> hunter* 1 on farms near Ionia- thnt। even if ho made a mistake he would Sheriff Taylor will proceed to prose­, not be accountable... AnUM can’t tell cute. Reports of cow* and—-ether• you what else he did " “A legal adviser ha* the same privlcattle thnt have Iteon struck by stray bullets, the wilful destruction of rigtuji leges of confidence as a priest or docnnd window panes, building of fires• tnr." said tha young lawyer sen ten­ among dry leaves nnd ’then leaving! tlously. "Well. then, he tried to kiss me!" ’ snapped the girl. "And I know ho sheriff** department. means to Invert all my money iu those . wicked companle*." "We'll deal with" him. Mis* Lawmaterially affected next year by tbe. drainage from the Prairie Creek drilli rence," said Cyril. “Leave him to which will run through Clinton andI me. I shall examine the will this aft­ Ingham countlea The drain wilt! ernoon and go up to town the first cn*t about 120.000 nnd will carry offr thing In tho morning to show him he ha* got hold of tho wrong end of the ' ‘ stick.” •. v* WOOD-LOT IS PROFITABLE A brief examination of tfc© will conIvlnced Cyril that the scoundrf-l had IF PROPERLY CARED FOR । absolute right over tho property. | However, he ran tip to town and had l< nn Interview with him. The young Improvement Yield. Wood. Fuel aixli Fertiliser. Cut Out All Unflt. | man was no match for the hardened ’ old blackguard. The colonel had kept I Inside lhe law by the skin of his Every farmer need* fuel: every I teeth; ho admitted that the future farmer needs fertiliser; and every ofthe oH eompMnleg wo doubtful, but farm wortd lot need. Improvement., fald that co||1(1 raake (hnm BUC. Why no. kill .,1 .H,~, Urt. . .k ™., b , . , idone? By judiciously planned thinnlngs the condition of the wood- Jot ,m,nl° <he“’’ hlch h® can be greatly Improved; the mater­ ial remove,] In the thlnnlnga can be burned nn firewood; nnd the wood n«hes left nre so rich In potash a*- to make a valuable fertiliser. . The wood lot I*, perhaps the .only farm crop to which the farmer hiy ' . Friday, November 13 pony and *ald: The possession of many wivea la, in the final crop, but ordinarily pays for No ■ detailed technlfact, a sign of wealth, and as their In­ itself us well. dustry Is by no means confined to the kitchen the chief who owns 1,500 erclee of common sen*e. and olherwtso justify their existence by performing tasks usually regarded t i THIS WEEK’S NEWS IN NEAR-BY COUNTIES. carefully prepared soil: his"’ vege­ table* are eultivatcil, nnd hl« fruit trees are pruned nnd sprayed; hl. forest tree* alone nre left to look out for themselves. This la the more remarkable when It la taken into dered at that wives In central Africa consideration that any labor rxpend- QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Bronson made a business trip to Battle Crsek, colors. NEVER Probably few people suspect centra'. Africa of harboring some of the moat wonderful cook* in the world, but the fact was announced by Mrs. M. French Sheldon, the well known traveler and explorer. In lhe course of * lecture re­ cently. "Theso African people are the most wonderful and fastidious cooks in tho world." said the lecturer; "their cook­ ing la marvelous and thsy know prac­ tically every tree and plant that simu­ lates a flavor. For instance, lhe ncgreaa chef Is tn no way dismayed by the lack of onions and pepper; she merely gathers the bark of a certain tree and scrapes the inner aide to get tho one and searches for a particular plant, which, rightly used, produces tho flavor of the other; and her skill and patience in blending now flavors and concocting fresh dishes are un­ bounded. With these powers at her “I se« ★hero one ot me schoolmates has been pinched again.” sold Bill tbe Burglar"You an’ him wus kids together?" -gaeried Frisio Frank. “Nope. Me an' him went to night achool in de aarne pen.” Chi-Namel it first and it will COOKERY IN CENTRAL AFRICA People Th*re Have Wonderful Ma* tary of the Art. According to a Southwestern Michigan CATTLE too -Jiock-. good MTSCEUiANEOUN ARTICLES Irickxl Holstein bull. IM month HOGS boar, weight 300 single busty Poland Cldna wm. wt. 3OO M fall pig's .1 xlsoate. spring, wt. 13d Buck naw Dining table TOOI.fi Binder Deering, nearly new Gravel boardXXXX whip Hand horse dipper*. 3 In. wide (‘ultHator umbrella Ifa-lknnp -li-lgli-. nearly new Deere riding plow. H in. Lunch for those coming from a distance. Shelter for horses if It storms. TCD110 nt 2 Alt All sums of $5.00 and under, cash. iLIllTlu Ul uALl Over that amount 10 months time will be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. SAM GAVIT, Proprietor Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer. Sherman I. Strong, Clerk. WEST VERMONTVILLE. NORTHEAST KALAMO. Frank McDetby of Nashville, call­ Henry Savage and family arc mov-l Mr. and Mrs. John -Ploof went to Ing Into Sam Maun’* tenant house I l-anxlng. Thursday to visit-her brolh- ed at M. E. ‘.Downing’s, Sunday. and will work for Air. Moon. or. Nod McGIauglln. Mra.’t’loof and Mra. Carrie Bennett of Vermont­ Mr. and Mj*. John Hill npd Mrs. daudtotrr stayed over for a vis- ville, called at Jay I’rnninaton’s. Mattle Dibble wore gueaU of friends | “"»•» SutWay. Sunday. . * lit l-tn«lniT tho drat -the- week. ; Mr*. Clemogs returned from I-ansChloo Olmstead entertained ...............,! - hut week where she hn» been vt«- I Mining, spent Saturday and Sunday ten Saturday after-i'ting relatives. , I .u home.Willard (Triflin'! entertained hi* j john 8norr anJ wlf), anj Charlie noon. ........ w.m the guest of his mother. Str*. George Slbbrel, a por- ] Xe^so and family called on friend* In sister at Marshall, Sunday. |tlon of last week. Hasting*. Sunday. C. A. Hnggett nnd children nnd I Henry Harwood nnd son Will of, Warren Taylor and wife veiled, John Hill wore at Baltin CrcCk. Bat- i Charlotte, spent Sunday with . Fred । their father. James Taylor. Sunday urday, motoring over In the lliig^ctt I Darnhart and family In this lieigh- ne very m, car. . I borhood. • Chester Smith and family oC'near The community wan shocked i The young folks reminded u* al! Nashville, visited'at Jay Pennington .' Thursday by the sudden death <>f the ■ln thU vicinity that Hallowe'en was ; Sunday, i W. C. Williams nnd wife visited at editor of the Bellevue Giizcyc, Wil- ' Saturday evening. ' ~‘" Bert Dean hn* beeh on the rick ' »•*« Hart’* In Nnsh^lfe. Sunday. ‘ ! J,r*- Mary Gardner visited Mrs. Charles Snider ot Bcllcviie built a Hat. Marguerite and France* Bartig at- j “You a?A-n-8coundreL sir!" flashed Chimney on j. Hill’s tenant house. ■ Saturday. out Blair. ’ Friday and Saturday. tended tho State Teacher’s Anocia- jI Mr*- Wept. Williams nnd Hr*. Ran "Prove K," snapped the colonel. tion held Thursday and Friday In' v lilted at Jake Foreman's, in Mapl<NORTH CARLTON. "Out nf your own mouth, air." UfovOr Friday. "Not evidence." said the colonel, - Mr«. L. Henney nnd sons Homer laughing and biting off the end <jf a and Victor, with Jake Eckardt** of Her Hueband Died. cigar. “Not evidence.. You haven't a nc.tr Woodbury. At a dinner party given to an­ Since the foolish part of mankind dictaphone and a stenographer in your nounce tuy engagement we discovered pocket, have yon' Then, as a lawyer, proud parent* of <1 baby girl. there were thirteen seated »t tho will make ware from time to time with you will admit that 1 have you table. One of my friend*, spoke df It each other, not having senae enough skinned. However. I’m going to pull .Rundny ____ _ nt Roy ___ Bunn nnd laughingly, but mother "*‘J ** *— otherwise to eettle their differences, guest* through. I don’t mind telling you that, win- were Woriley Silcox 2": and wife told death. In one m< in it certainly becomes the wiser part. I’ve *unl( a hundred thousand of Miss I and 'laughter Beatrice and nnd son. Nancy’s money, and I’m going to pull '.'Mud. Mix* Herta Bunker. Mrs, Edd wedding my husband was stricken alleviate as much as possible tbe caIl out with tho remainder." {Thoma- mihI Mr. and Mra. Milo Bunn. ■ with heart disease and died instantly. ; lamitles attending them.—Benjamin 1 Franklin. n, t_ HMM. — <■ a i £ ’Air. and Mr*. Samuel Klnne nuir -kl.-hol, ta.. iWM ............ and , 1 —Chicago Tribune. U« w„ MWly W0..M, .,,J h.J <h. Hund>,h.|p To Brighten Gilt Frames. ■ sense to acknowledge It. He told Miss ny. Was Willing U Listen. ’ Rub them with freshly baked bread i Nancy a* much. ,-------- -----------------------------------Her Father—"Youaj man. yonntf Do You Cough? 1 moistened with ammonia; or try tho man, would you take my daughter "It looks as though the only thing Don't overstrain the tine menfhrano'l °I‘ler method of washing them ta w»j fronl yoU don’t know a father'e to do is to wait another year, till you Some are taller, straighter. thriftier, can make him give an accounting." he of your thro.it tn trying to dirietfeo lt‘r |n which onlous have been boiled. I feelings at such a time! I must «upand of specie* which yield more val­ ■aid. "Of course, we can- go to law. th» phlegm/ .Chamberlain’* .-Cough ' and to'which a little sulphur has been preM them!" Her Lover—“Oh. that's right. ]f you want to give threo uable wood thpn other*. it is also But he’ll use your-money to block our Kcnivdy will accomplish th4j» for you. I added. The sulphur aids in keeping ; I cho*ts so ahead."—Topeka Journal. obvious that there is a constant application until he’* run through with nnd cure' the .-old thnt is-'causing !•.. 1 th* yellow color. tho money and heaped up a pile for for light and growing npiiri’. The himself. However, 1 have an idea." object of thinning in simply to give "What Is It?" asked the girl. the beat trees the advantage id thl* struggle by removing the poorer one* Cyril smiled. ”1 can’t disclose it which Interfere with their develop­ yet." ho said- "It will take perhaps ment. a month. He won’t havo run through First of all defective tree* should much by then. You see, he’s booming the companies just now. The collapse tacked by huwet* nr fungi (conka) will be duo in about threo months’ tree* with flre-scarred * butts, with top* lirqjM^ off by wind or lightning, time. Now. I think I can save.ydur ▲ . Take Time By The Fetlock. Don’t Let The Mild Weather Fool You and In K*«eral all tree* which are money If you trust me.” Sho trusted him implicitly, so much i ▼ unthrifty from any cause. Next Jack Frost Is Surely Coming. so that when ho said a dally confer- { ence at the office would be necessary.) You can right now BUY your ENTIRE NEEDS for the WINTER in whkh are Interfering with the Miss Nancy did not (lemur. But the ALL KINDS otCOALS for All kinds Stoves Furnaces and Ranges. growth of better formed neighbor*. conferences did n<Jt seem very busi­ nesslike. Yet-they were suffidently Just step in and SEE, THAT’S all we ask. We invite Inspection and we able specie*, nuch ns dogwood, Iron* pieasant to be continued after office wood, and hornbeam. These not are always pleased to show you what we have in COAL, FLOUR, CEMENT, I hours, at Miss Nancy’s .home. And. only take up space that .might better BRAN, MIDDLINGS, and in fact anything we have for sale. be occupied by such species a* oak. long before the month was ended they hickory, and asfi, but also, a* a rule, were sure that they loved each other. BRING in your Sample, of Seeds, Beans, Wheat, Oats, or anything you •‘When are you going to tel! mo the produce seed more abundantly and ao reproduce themselves nt the cx- plan?” she asked one day. have for SALE that is handled by ANY ELEVATOR and we will name ♦ Cyril ’ looked steadily at her. “I YOU a PRICE. ♦ have no plan,” ho answered. thinnings Is frequently of no value The girl turned white. "Da you Under the present Market conditions it is impossible to quote future price ♦ for other purpose*. It can practically mean.you hava beer^ deceiving mo?" but our aim is to pay all we can for Grain, Beans or Seeds on each days market ♦ ahe inquired, ominously calm. Call us by Phone. Give us a friendly call, the latch string is always out, ♦ "No.” he answered. I meant It at lo pay for Itself, ' particularly when is — Imposwe are always at home. ♦ ina miure use or rpo woou <nnc* ror the . . time, „ - but now I see it- — '— fertiliser Is borne In mind. The ea- j bit"’ sentlal p.alnt to remember In nruikT*10 K,r‘ fro® ker chair and ▼ Ing subh' thinidnmi u- that th* wood Angered her glove* nerronsly. She ▲ lot is a tree society, in which ths • turned toward the door. Thon she » brrt tree* should bo given every cams suddenly back. She sat ddwq at ♦ Deiltrs In Grain, Baans, Seed, Hay, Coal Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc. chance to attaJn the greatestr pnn- hla side. "Te!l mo!" ahe whispered, i ♦ sfblo development by .the removal *nd in an instant they wen in each I A and uUllutlon of the uiiflt. I other’s arms. 1 । A NOW’S THE TIME ♦ Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc PHONE ISO Bring your Job printing to us— do only first class work. -BANNER WANT ADVS, PAY, HASTINGS, MICH. �THE UAVnXOE UXMKK. XOVCMHBK I. I»N. ■ «»uni«i»i«i»i<o»Mu*Hie»w LITTLE MISS MAYO Good Investment IRVING potatoes dug and put away in th* cellars or buriad In pita ta tha fields. •y MOMI GOBBSTT. Uttto Miaa Maya crept rUluly ap Ing of the large crop of tubers In this locality. Ttie work baa been about hand, turned so that no passerby completed with tho farmers holding might see the incriminating title of Our Store Is For SERVICg) Docs nut the price uf butter, eggs and pork appeal to you and make you wish you had more to sell? A farmer would not take one crop after another from a field without strengthen­ ing the soil with a little extra fertilizer. plies to your stuck. The same rule ap­ You get the same result from your hay Our complete - line of Suits, Overcoatfl, Underwear, Hoaiery and other winter goods were selected from the best wholesale assortment—and we selected them because we knew they were what our ca*tom«r» could use and gat serriee from —good service—their money's worth, and we are not ashamed to offer them to you and urge ypu to come and buy from US. All we aak is a fair living profit and wo will sell (X)OD GOODS to you just as low in price aa we CAN. Come in and see us. We're going to stay here. . the bl* city tea years before. Sb* umd somethin* like drrd bushel* ot potatoes on an 1 Will H. Johnson, llrir.g though she wm only thirty-two. she acre tract. bad a settled took, the took of one who has thrown her spinsterhood Irvin* raised <1* byshsis of niee po­ tatoes on a g sere tract. Wm. lie- How did the 1 little stenographer fourteen acres of potato** last Bat­ and grain that you always did, but when you want more but­ them in math the tame way durin* ter. more eggs or'mure pork, for the same amount of feed you Ths mously behind the doctor in his stand W« understand that from Good Delivered Ruall Druggists Hastings, Mich. journeys nightly. Sometimes she wm swept along brsathlsasly ta th* captive maiden. NASHVILLE Miss Pauline Kuna entertained a company of youu* people Tuesday Harry Gunyon of Flint sprat Bun- chased Ed. Messimer** place un Mid­ dle 8t. for a parsonage. The deal Felbach's. Max Purchia Of Detroit visited hi* Miss Gayle. Johnson uf Marshall spent Ruturday with her stater, Mrs. a shipwrecked owl varsity man with blend locks curling round his hand- lionalre of the district. thing ot disorderly conduct or tarecent manner will . be put down Forks without auy further compunction. Mr*. Stanford, mother' ot Will Stanford residing one mile cost ot l-u ; = iM'CalthfuIly ministered unto by her daughter Mr*. JennhF Tenharkcl of Grand Rapids, and her sons William Mra Cornelia Kennedy is visiting 1 word that Arthifr Damoth. Mr and Mrs. Frank Damoth at the horn* of her sun. Dudley A. Kennedy and- family, residing three mile* northeast of Hastings. Mrs. Kennedy will lw gone for some time. thur Damoth wm for seven years John Jacoba Hr.. of Grand Rapids. md family of Irving at Mr. and Mrs, Barnett Kitizley of mad with ehnul Mr. and Mrs. und Nias Gayle Johnson spent Bun­ spellbound and breathless, none could Reuben Kuhlman went to Drtrdlt. Monday to visit hta son. W. T. Kuhl man and family. Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Darby nnd »on 11. IL Downing's Humlaj. Mr. and M.r*- 11 D- Perkins und Hoy <>f laiko Odessa and Mr. and sop Orville vtalled friends near tie Creek and apt nt Hunday. Woodland Sunday. '. Mr. and dlrs. J. D. Allen s| daughter Mi*. Cec-Be. Mrs. C. E. Bunday with relatives st Mason. Clark and Mlns "Edith Fleming mo­ tailed tored to Woodland Sunday morning und spent the day with frienda there. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mayo and Ctift Klcinhans gave a llallot daughter Katherine Grand llaplds I. M. Hager. Mrv. Will Hitt uud u>n Miss Mildred Burch I* entertained lust Haturduy ,-veiling with a Hal- friondx. Tile young pvuple wire out In full force Haturday night with tin Ir Hallowe’en prank* and tho rrsult the Mnc wu* very evident Bunda> inurnlngMi*. Mary Townsend is very sick with pneumonia. Mis* Iddu. Stuckey came hoinv from Charlotte. Saturday noon and will spend oome time with hcr^pothMcKinnta । nd Mfs. C. E. tor their home at -llbiins. Washington, last week Tuaaday morning. They were accompanied by th* latter* mother. Mr*. Klteti Mix. who expect* to make her home with them. ^ra Davidson Clark uf rho visited friends here for eyru*. Ohio, where Frank ha* * posi­ tion In a factory. ' uiUng place*. Mita Muttlt of Butt, Crook spent Mend'S. . Mr. and Mra Harold I’ahncr and daughter. Virginia, of JaCkson. spent sumo personal properly with Charles Hasting* and wife uf Rutland twp. Mr. and Mr*. Hmlth have ulso-Jeased ' the Unite Gladding farm of Hut­ rithout being compelled to use canes. , land the home formerly occupied vy pital contains the hopeful news that the young man underwent the oper­ ation ta fine slupc and la now mak- consistently expected. Wo changed locations. with Mr. Hasting* <yi board to give proved condition. helping hand. Somf timv ago byte Lampson went to GrmKffTtapld* to-undergo un op- Irving entertained Frank Wilkes wife nnd son Clatn of Banfield: also Ing In tbe lower lobe ot the left tang, Mr. and Mr*. Earl Blanton of Cale­ which was superintenducea by an at- donia, Sunday. NORTH IRVING. when working in a lumber canty near . Elsie Cairns la working for Mr*. Wonderfub Jsurnsys Nightly. Frank Miller. equal Harold Trefusis. she pictured know that he la much better since him, a dark-eyed, dashing hero, draw­ the operation and mar be expected visited her parents Saturday and Kuning upon hl* own adventure* for hla On Saturday evtnlng Mta* UarbsRev. W. St irk of Owosso preached material, with countless love affair* l Soworby and brother. Thoma* behind him and countless hearts still Sunday. waiting to b* broken. And thia, ta fact, accorded with lhe editor's own .da ugh tar Florence intended Quarter2& ot their young friends- A mosy ly mritlng in liastlqg*. H*iurd«y. •'Our readers will bo glad to learn In* games after which lhe young that Mr. Harold Trefuale is returning people depart,il full of mirth for Floyd Cairns 1* working for Mr. their respective homes. Duvia near I’arinulee. Cuba—ta hl* forthcoming serial. The Clyde Han born Is slvk With dlphMaid of Lonely Key.’ Mr. Trefusis Hallowe'en night and the usual numtherta. pear Alto. , G. Rothhnur. day and Hunday with her slater, Jlu, Klecta F'prnlas In Battl* Creak. Mrs. Carl Tuttle entertained at "50#" last Thursday afternoon. F. P. Hakcg and two\ children of experiences " Then on the editorial page: "Dear Mr. Editor, do. do print a photograph of Harold Trefusis. 1 am wild about him. as are a doxen girls over Sunday and Mrs. Hakes who has I know. I picture him with dark hair, rather long, flashing blue eyes, them home Mondayv Mr. and Mrs. and a half-cynical, half-tender smile. L. E. Pratt took them home In their tnoruiqg where ahe will stai Am I right or wrong? Madge Thomp­ machine. daia before returning home. son. 8M East First street. New York City." Evangelical church met with Mra. Cooperative Creamery McctAnd somehow, absurd as they were, Juhii Oftloy Wednesday, Nov. oh. those contributor*' letter* always Mrs. C. B. Whitman is vialtlng rdThere will be a meeting of the Fariuer*' Co-operative Creamery as­ mads Jittle .Miss Mayo mad with jealousy. sociation Saturday afternoon. NovumShe had finished th* first Install­ l>er ", at uno o'clock in the opera huUM.- fur the purpua* of perfecting ment of 'The Maid of Lonely Key." George Franfk. sat ta her snn-chatr. a pathetic IIIDr. H. M. FmsU-r of Battle Cscvk. quiied two hundred signatures and tie figure, dreaming of the world that lo company wUh hta father, Charles Fowler, David Kuux und daughter. loneliness drew In on her. behind and 1‘auiinc Kuna, motored to Held- In.tin- urw creamery. 1’rof. H. D. before. Surely a little slice of life Wcudt of the Stale Dairy & Food might have been granted her! Harry Commission will Im- present and l*eeon bad been but an episode, an Utch sold out; her' last week In that dim region of tha past to to David Middleville cruuiuury will ateo be present and tell u* about Hu plant Ijn-ated In-hta town tupt -answer such question* as may l»e asked. Kvury farmer in this community should «n. Rapid*. deavor to be present. Brink' your wives und Invite your n*|ghl>oni. O. M. McLaughlin. Oliv.- Walker of MWUevUlel Ed. Uebhatuer, J. C. I'urniM. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY., The Irving General Store 31.00 16 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 17 lbs. Granulated Sugar (or *1.00 18 lbs. Granulated Sugar for *1.00 19 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 01.00 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar for *1.00 Q R. WATSON, General Store GENERAL STORE BOTH PHONES IRVING, MICH. HMsltaga, 158 1L-4S; MMdltvilis Line, UN IL-IB. rheumsttsm , about three Friday evening for several couple of and friends here. young married people. Miss Mildred Quick spent Satur­ Tho young men's bible class of lhe Evangelical Aabbuth-schoul gave u day und Sunday with her grand mol h­ er, Mrs. John McCartney, ut Battle Hallowe'en party Friday evening at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Coy puny with Mr. and Mra Itoy Moore Mcsdames J. B. Kraft. A. Kuater. and baby, Joyiv, .if Assyria, mbtorad Cham iHlk-r. Dan'l Fvlghncr, Clark lo Comstock. Sunday, and open: tn* Tiinutrrh und Coy liruinm gave u day with Rev. Garrison Moore and family. . ’udc* and fam'iy and O. G. Munroe visited Tit marsh last ttalukday evening. companlcd by his son John Jacoba. Jr., of Grand Rapids. They returned J one of our popular young men to their home In Grand Rapids MunRoy A- Johnson, *un of Melvin A. Johnson, residing one-half mile south of Irving, recently underwent end family were Sunday guests of a major operation at Butterworth hospital in Grand Rapids for the miles east of Irving. straightening of hta hip which had HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. ••I want to Uvg!" said llttta Mln Mayo passional sly. "I want to do something worth wfeM;, f want to tast* Ilfs as other* 4*." And a thought ao daring, so shock- gu to tremble. She crouched ta her chair tu haU j -BANNER WANT ADV* PAY, portioned lot without any apparent here Friday and organised a Woevidence of perceptible displeasure men'ii Home and Foreign Mtaalunary their thoughts harking -back to the Society with Mr*. Llule Cairn* um pmidrnt; Mibnlu Adams. Vie* ITv*.; Th* Ladle* Literary Club of Irving Etale Cairns, arc. and Mr*. MalK-l met at the heme uf Mrs. May John- Walters aa treasurer. The first meet- HUHF. Phone No. 31 B i s r i l .. Carveth & Stebbins protecting leaves stripped off and the requested to come with the aula Idea and shipped away tu the sauer kraut factory at Baton Kifplda, which pays enjoy CALL NO. 223 We will do the rest. Wc can mak* that Winter Suit or Over­ coat look like new. Dry Cleaning ia our business exclusively. Wc specialize in Ladies’ Garment*, Furs, Feather*. Plumes, Etc., also Feather Dyeing. WE GET the SPOTS. The Best Cigar In the City The Special — Can you afford not to accept that offer. man. a part of the time as well as nature at any of these parties and culling upon tho services of Ho.ah wants it distinctly understood that Quodenough. He has also bevr as­ along lines of conduct that are en­ tirely above board and beyond sus­ from Grand Rapids picion of anythin* of a questionable v .* ? Dr. Hess and any you buy uf*ua can be returned and tnonry refunded. packed up and gone to th* mStropoils to *aro her living. It bad been a tremendous ordeal, this striking cut aloa* Sh* had never summoned up Initiative to change her plac* of residence stnc*. Sh* lived atone, she drudged, a lone­ ly, pathetic figure ta the offic* down­ town. But her evening* were ablare with romane*. Like many sensitive, shy, shrink- - as Freeport Th Chjthier^* Michigan — Every und uf them are guaranteed by us as well a last attempt to do something He had promised to write, bnt he had been a mammoth undertaking to se­ cure a cabbage crop from this patch L. K. Wolcott ----- So it will be convenient for you to secure these remedies at liuiiir. For the past two weelir Daniel Gctmsn living on* mH* north ot Irv- MADE WITH HAVANA F1LL1R The Finest Candy in the City Badger Candy Co., Milwaukee. Wla. JOHN L. JONES THI CIGAR MANUFAOTURIR HAITIRQB, MICH. Left Fatal Evidence. WOULD TAKE A UTTLE TIME A burglar who broke Into an anilqvary'a shop-in Paris ha* been iden­ tified by means of a strip of ak'n tom suit and Probably Real Kstats from fats car by the broken glass of a show ease. The piece of^kln wa* pre*6rved in a bottle of spirit*,"’and The real estate man from the cliy it fitted on to a fresh sear on tha tmtn's left ear. Billy Weatherman's '40 scree, wfcleh would front on a beautiful lake after Banaitivs Mary. the big White river dam ta the Ml*Mistress—"Why. Mary, teat thia your Runday afternoon out? Aren't Th* paper* lay ou tha table, awaityou going for a walk thte lovely day ?'* Ijig l.'nch Billy's signature. Th* real Mary— "Please, m. I'd rather stay ta. astata man was Impatient. He **« J«< — «““• °[ “>• »*>«• ® « ta a hurry to gst back to Holllatar, the “?J “ be conspicuous.—-Punch. ■ lo Kansas City tbs next morning. ternoon. The prestdeot. Mrs. Muy Johnson opened the -meeting with a December. A cordial invitation 1* rxtended . to___________________ alb . Mr* plsaauro to -tho tn STONY POINT ’ I Grace McCann gavo „ . Mr’ Mr> lUrrr lliuhl. . events ot the day ta a highly Inter* I..IU 1. eating manner. Mrs. Martha Dean Huidj|}. Frank Wellman of ClnciiiQati.! ci tn uf the Gods'* of Coioradq. Vaca­ tion echoes were responded to by the Qhlu. vteltud hta' father uml brother. ■ • Ncnlntsris*encs. club members. The dub adjourned by Mvwir* O. P. und B. J. Wellman, the . j In the wars of the ljuropeau power* the dotted line." he said handing a singing- ''Michigan My Michigan." urst of lhe week. The carpenter work 'ta all cum- in matteru relating U themselves we fountain i*n to I'pele BIBy.’ Uncle Billy took out his spectacle*. plvled ua ttie nuw F. M. church and. have nevt t taken an, part, nor doe* Halil ta certainly a n comport with our -joJIcy ao to do. day after noun. Nov. lllh. The sub­ well dohsu-too , It u only tfhc0 our rllhtl are lnvaded ject study for tho next meeting hustler and good workman. f..w .Lava . . ... a ....... hurry about this hyar. Imln* "Holland and II" Veople." op account of the diphtheria scare. Injuries or make preparation for our Thu ddath of Mra Mary Ftrsteri y----' -----Verne II. Johu*on teacher «>f |hs Bolter, an* her little ntece. Mildred ■ defense.—Jams* Monnw. Irving vlllagn school, attended the my son* read thorn paper*. mlst*r.” indeed. The parents und husitand "It would b« a great favor to m«, Though I am not a smoker I like to Uado BUly." rsuuirktd th* Kanns ttaycarry match™ ta my pocket. One I* City man. looking st bls watch,."U you Detin By. Sunday. finish up this transaction by noon. neighbor* ta the reread? converted To-be able to giro a match ta a great town hall ta the village. After play­ Irnnd Itavc returned fyom Ute Ing six gaiita" oi fdrpgrvaslvi- pedro daitahtcr and family. Mr. and Hra ! meutary Irteudshlp. — Allautle Monthly. Uncl* ptlly scratched his head a prise* were awarded. The table* uud Willard Demand ol nvftt Coats Grave., miauls, and Mid. "laghleen."—Youth's session of dancing was indulged In. last Sunday. _________ _ _________ __ Dtipiittf (bo year R»I3 llirouglttnil, Companion. Next Saturday evening the doctor He ta going I o Nashville to | the world a total of 5(2 Of; will give nn Informal danclwg party more (han (Ot) tons were lust or vontu the friends and neighbors at Irvdetuned—205 stAuner* and 2(7 sail­ -BANNER WANT ADV* PAY. ing VCML-Is. BANNER WANT ADV* FAY. totarale anything of a quesUonaJds — ! We are the Dr. Hess Agency ------------ ace toes and the balance ot 'ths crop pairing good-by In their home Tillage. burled In tho fi*fd« which are close­ ly dotted with ' the mounds under­ He could not auc- neath which are buried pile* of pula- will have to call on Dr. Hess fur the extra stimulant. �0000 FUG FLYING PICKING, PACKING AND MARKETING APPLES W>! «M prakaMr the teal Mrug S' "LU! »u routM A STI”? •*" ” flirt the American force—one woman *•»•«•« ‘be Brltlah force-one offlful1 wtltoftn. The fleg of the------------T-----------------‘J* c,UM' •' bu‘ struggle Moca ** Ifflvembor M, life, WM tMc- l(w< by buying a new Cot Felt Mattress Raymond Bergnsr and a boy friend of YmX P.riU* '“via, America That mnrning Mre. Day. ?**?!*■** of Murray atroM, n«Mad tho u*w Bag Of tbe now na"7 r,r har hema. CuaatDgh.m. ibu natMoua British provoat marshal, wb> informsd of this display of the reaai banner" and nishcd to ths Mr’- Day was quietly sweep­ front of her houM with the flog n‘?‘wlnK °»«rhead when the burly, reMflced officer, |n scarlet uniform 'JL’0,4'r,a-w|« burrisd up tho Cheap and enjoy perfect comfort and rest-during the long '•/ Winter nights that will soon be here. Good all Cot- z ton Mattress at $4.98. Cotton felts at from $6.75 to as high as $15.00. The wonderful popularity of this Mattress sale has fully demonstrated itself by the immense quantities which we have already sold. child and. was loved by every one In the neighborhood, und much sympa­ thy is cxprtiued for tho sorrowing family. Intasmont took place Ln Woodlawn cemetery. Hastings. Huturday. Rev. Tost conducting the ser­ vice at tbe grave QUIMBY. Wilson Lake and family spool Bun­ day ut George Scott's lhe ,U,lr b10’”- Th® halyards sluek, Mra. Day persisted In her at Mrs. Elsie Caste lain received a tele­ ■art. and the arrogant provost beat a gram frojn Detroit Wednesday staling retreat leaving the Slant and Stripes that her daughter-ln-Uw. Mrs. Floyd ■HU flying —American Boy. (lasielien was. seriously III in Harper's hospital with appendicitis. She start- As He Saw the Scheme. "Do you understand Ibis building loan scheme?" asked the prospective lareator. , “Bare! They build you a bona* and you pay so much a month. By the ttmo you are1 thoroughly dis­ eat laded with the place, It's ymirs," replied the knowing ohe.—New York Wee the Only One. Big—"Wasn't ft Admiral Porter who said: Take no quarter from.tbe en »ny!'" Dlx—“Dunno! If It was he's -banner want The be^t method 1 havo ever tried is picking Inlo baskets’ These bas­ kets should be about half-bushel bas­ kets. with drop handles. Inside; that is. free from strips around the Inside or bottom. They should be lined with burlap to prevent bruis­ ing. and a short iron book should be attached to ths handle to suspend tho tho packer to use both hands. -The great advantage In using the baiket I find lies In the fact largely that if tho apples are carefully placed in it they aro not brulaod. The worst objections that I havo to the basket's are that they are not so handy- n the saeY and that somr.timea carelen pickers are. disposed to toss apples Into them aa they set upon the ground or hang on a limb a few feet away. My experience is that apples packed from lhe (able and Immediately placed In cold storage (If they are to be put tn cold storage* will give by far the months to the keeping of the fruit. You cannot afford to let your fruit He under the trees or In a building for two or three w.eeks before you barrel. Every day's delay In packing and shipping will cost you money and quality In your fruit, and If you are not tbe loser, the party who buys it anva Fruit grown iu a warm latitude, or harvested during a warm September or October must b<> quickly handled. But when properly handled at picking not be much room for complaint. A good barrel is essential If you wish to store your frail, and have II Thls Is vary important, as your fruit will be tight in the barrel and require less pressing ot the bead, and conse­ quently less bruising of the fruit. When No. 2 is packed it should be After the barrel la full and the fruit is well shaken down, adjust tbe apples on top so that they are as nearly lev­ el as possible. * This will Insure oqusl pressure: throughout the barrel, will prevent your fruit being bruited unequally, and will present a tnueh better appearance on being opened, and the fruit will your name off, but stamp the name of the apple. „ When shipping to a commission house they will furnish you with a In place ot your name for them to make returns by. In hauling barreled apples lo tb» car and in shipping, lay the barrels on the side, never stand'them on end If you wish tho fruit to remain tight CHIEF QUALITIES OF THE CURRANT Miller & Harris Furniture Company “The Home Furnishers' Might Have Been Either. In a case tried In a Philadelphia court the prosecuting attorney had a good deal of fun ut the expense of mtghl take away some of tho adven­ counsel for the defendant, ejeh ot ture of living. As II U you flavor know whom seemed as stupid as the other. when you go lo the mental cupboard "Ignorance of the law," interposed whether you arc going to find it fuH of the |udge at a eerjuln Juncture, "la good things or empty. At least there In the uncertainty to give seat to ex- 1 Inquire of your honor," aaked tho .Pr°*®£‘RLm attorney, "whether your, honor’ll remarks are directed at tbe defendant or hla counael?'* Budding Politician. Little Willie Is a kindergarten pupil. His father Is a politician. Because Willie had been good all the week tho When a woman goes away to spend teacher permitted him to choose a Sunday, it she would give her hus­ game. He. lined up his classmates band directions concerning the four­ .against the blackboard and shouted teen or fifteen moat Important tilings fiercely: "AH who arc going to vote that ought to be done around tha for Dempsey ’hold up tho right hand!" house In her absence. Instead of con­ cerning lhe whole fifty-seven, be Depths of His Love. .My little son went Intq the' living room where my Invalid mother was lying on a couch and in the following quaint way expressed bls love for her: By Growing and Marketing Each Season, Fruit Will Be Found QuiU Profitable. (By F. U IUMNG) Until one . has became Cully ac­ quainted with thin aaagll but profit­ able fruit, by growing and marketing gang. A good strong table, construct­ ed of light, strong material Is pro- ......____ . IUH LCUIVI VI ut .O NORTHEAST RUTLAND. | trceg.» x Mra. Amanda Kronewltier ot North I Four or six rows arc carried forH“nday with her sister. | ward at once and the tabla is moved along the center rows and set In the middle of the aquarejR each move. I usually have orfe man who. nails the hoops, the headliners, and takes out tha heads of barrels, preparing them for filling, it la quite important to have headliners, as it prevents Iom In shipping and facilitates .the exam­ ination and inspection ofTrult In stor- Report of District No. 1." iu for month ending. Oct. 23. 7»n. Number day* taught. 20. \ Total attendance. 3I!*H. Average dully attendance. 17.1 Number boys enrolled. *11. Number girls enrolled. 7. Total enrollment! IB. f BAKING CHICAGO. This man ususlly heads up the bar rels when ready. A second man does the fating, and thn third, who should be a good apple man and foreman of the gang, empties tho baskets and as­ sists in the sorting, He Inspects the fruit da sorted, and directs tho work. This leaves three men who do nothing but stand at the table and sort. z If the packer* are not able to keep tbp table supplied, a man from the table Is put Into the trees to pick until tbe balance Is ro- if you have good fruit and it is worth money in tbe market to warrant you In so doing, you should make two grades: One strictly No. L or fancy grade; and another, which will take fruit that is slightly defective, but good for immediate use. commonly Number of tardy marks. 2. Those neither absent or tardy wore: Mary Smith. Mulral Shorten. Clulrk-e Lyon, John Dryer. Harold and Clarke Usually" It will pay as well or bet­ Springer. Mary Poland. Ida- Huy- ter to sell this No. 2 fruit to the ovapU,.r.A I .. L-l...... . . .Lloyd . . wood. Lentha. Fioyd and orator or the cider mill. Instead, of Fhroyer. Aba and Maud Moore. putting it ifi_cxpanslve barrels, and At our ghost -nodal which pa* held to thia add the coat of freight and at the echool house Tuesday night. Oct. ST, we made 111.50. Wr expect to buy a new;dock anil Nome curtain*. Another advantage in netting to the eider mill or evaporator is that you take It out of tho market of green Better cookies, cake and biscuits, too. All as light, flufly, tender and delicious as mother i/xcd tebajie. And just as whole- schuui Report. Report of Thormrpplc District Nrt J. for molith ending October'Zk. 1»H. Number day* taught. l«. Total attendance. 33J, / Number boys enrolled. ?. Number girl* enrolled. 7. Percentage-!^ attendance »7. Thosu receUJng Half holhla>» w«r-' Face tho barrels with good, well­ colored apples of even slxe. put in a basketful of another layer of similar fruit on top of the facers, than fill your barrel with apples free from blcqyHh or worm holes ot a.siie small- pinch nor strip them from the stem, but that is the only way to make a sure t^lhg of currant picking. Put them at once In berry boxes. For private customers pack In crates CEO. VAN TIFFLIN It took an organized body of stove ex­ perts nearly , fifty years to perfect it. There is no other Base Burner J ike it, because the features that make it such a wonderful and economical heater aie patented. It is the. most attractive and best made stove, too. In the Triple exposed Flues you will find one reason why it will save fully one half on your coal bills’. But there are many other reasons—too many to mention here. & Come and see us, and we will show you. that there is no other base burner that will compare"with the Favorite. ■ (( Q GOODYEAR OROS Hardware Implements 111-115 East Slate Street. FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. This holds true in. your electric wiring. That's one reason why I urge yon to let we do your electric work. You'll know il is done right and that your buildings are safe if I do Don’t you tiling it would be a good idea to buy a First Class Favorite Base Bur­ ner, with Triple Exposed Flues, and save enough on your coal bills tliis winter to buy a new dress in the spring? It is a positive fact — the Favorite does burn less coal and throws out more heat than any other base burner made. eight pound baskets. , Prices of good currants are apt to vary as they depend upon the cus­ tomers. Large handlers get three or four cents a pound and some <re re­ tailed at six and seven. Hotels ami bakeries buy largely. The former give ua readily eight, and when Prune Your Grapevines. If your grapevines have been al­ lowed to grow rank and do not produce as thby should work up your nerve and trim lhem to atube this winter. You will have no fruit next year, but after that, with proper pruning, you will 'goubtleee get a great big crop liuhlilinir fniinhiiiK f. nsi-tl iiY-Maniim. Flu. on tin- .•loti’- plat fot III- Scores of women will do it this winter, in some poor, old base burner; and they’ll get very little warmth out of it, too. hurrying location plays an Important part in any buainean. The man who Ilves a long distance from market wHl seldom find It profitable to grow small fruit Hist must be hauled several miles in lhe hot sun to bp marketed. He should try to sell finished prod- young barristers who were in the act of sping his walk and gestures. "Ymi mistake, gentlemen." said the goodnatured wit-accosting them. •That Is not the air of-the Hose: it la only J)ontB<irn Up lourAewDre&s That comes from a fly. and beginning down at tbe lower branches strips thu whole bush of foliage. Spray with white hellebore In a Paris green solution, touching the un- been prospering It or 20 years. Wrf had the bushes rejuvenated by prun­ ing. the cultivator waa set working and tn the fall the ground waa plowed, turning all the earth up toward th<« bushes, letting it remain until spring, when some compost wag applied. Hastings, Mich. Safety First Had to “Match" the Lamp. A sudden storm being-imminent the mother of a bright little weld found it necessary ta light the lamp. "Just thir.k, papa." the child reported at evening. "It was »o dark today that mamma had to match the lamp." One ot tbe greatest paradoxes ot life ilea tn the fact that you can't make both ends meet simply by keep­ ing straight. the accommodating qualities it hss. Tho bush is uxuaUy healthy. Borers bother occasionally, but the Klishu HtronK’N. Thursday night. Visitors ai the Mill school T day Were Gulin Kggennnn. Fl Dorcas und Howard Nbreutt. i Todd and L<-ona Justice. -Mattel Slater iq working In Phone 226 Phono t Hastings, Micbii �THE HA9TINGR BANNER. .NOVEMBER THE PIERSON STORE THE PIERSON STORE THE PIERSON STORE THE PIERSON STORE THE PIERSON STORE THE PIERSON STORE THE PIERSON STORE Third Week of Our Great Money Raising Sale!!! ■ ■ ■ ■ A»i Must Raise $ 10,000.00 in 30 Days Everybody knows we carry only regular stock. We never buy a lot of cheap goods with which to fix up a big sale, but we are offering our REGULAR STOCK at very low prices and we will save you a lot of money on the purchase of your fall and winter supply of DRY GOODS, COATS, SUITS, SHOES and GROCERIES. Don’t think of letting this BIG BUYING CHANCE go past. Come to us and get your supply for the whole family. For 30 Days Only—$$$ Saved! CASH OR PRODUCE. so-'s Suit, Coat and Skirt Department The .entire stock of this depart­ ment is to be tflOsed onk We do not intend to carrj' this lino of goods anjr longer. Just note these bnrgains. ' SUITS Indies and Misses Suits, regular prices from W0.0D to $22X0. Yel­ low tag price........ .$2X8 to $11.48 - Sqme of these suits an* extra large sixes. Lol .No, I K|icriul . : 81X0 to 810.00 regular. <P| JQ tag price ................................. $1.40 Lot Na 3 All SlMdes. 81.00 to MOO regular, lull Na 4 Assorted Colors $5.00 (o 87.00 regular. tag price ................................... • Na 2 Assortment Mostly Children's mid Misses—Few laidics . Regular price $3.00 tn Cl QO 810.00, tag price................ .. 4*1 «zO No. 3 Assortment latdies Black coals regu­ lar $18.00 and $12X0, tag Na 4 .Assortmcnl. Indies Black coals. $12X0 0*7 JO to 8-JOXR tag price.................. d’l.'tO Na 5 Assortment l.adies and Misses Black Pony .;^“..."..,^..$3.75 SKIRTS Lol No. 2 81.00 to 87X0- regular. . COATS No. 1 Assortment No. 1 Assortment, Mostly Children's Regular price 8f~5 to “n *3,00. tng price.............................. Qg jy C? IQ «PJ.I7 U>1 Na 5 Mosllj larnr sizes Gray nnd (Hark ><■•50 lo flOBO regular ci |Q tng price .................................................. z Ivy Garment Prolrclor High grade rubber, reg<?-} no ulnY 85X<Hac pricO.................. ^•••zO Na G Assortment Ladies and Mittses Coats, mixed and fum y coat*, regular price 815,00 lo $25X0 tag gg No. 7 Assortment. Ladles* Black A.«trachan Coals, regular price $12X0 lo or nn s|5.t»l, Ug price........................d>U»70 Na 8 Assortment Ladies Black Astrachan 1 coats, 816.75 to $28X0 lag $|| gg Gloves and Mittens 23c Men’s and Boys' Gloves and 1 Q Mittens, qiecial Jot. to close at Outing Flannels Colored outing flannel*, yellow lag prices, per yd........5c. 7c, and 9c Will be closet! out regardhsa of cost. f 8UJ0 Ladies' and Men's ei on '«Iioc*,..dow ........................... $3X0 Ladies' and .Men's ei en shoes, now ...v“ ■ $3.00 Ladies', ana .Men's ftliOCA, now 8250 Indies'. .Men's and Children's shoes, now 82.25 Ladies', Men’s and Children's shoes, now $2.00 Ladies', Mbn's and Children’s shoes, now 81.75 Ladies', .Men's and. Ct 3Q Children's shoes, now^I« Jz $2.29 $1.98 "" $1.69 $1-59 81.50 Ladies'. Mens and Cl |Q Children’s shoes, now ...... vLI z .98c $1.00 Children’s Shoe Sale SUM) * Children's Sale price OJC shoes. n- One lot of shoes, regular no prfre 81.25 lo 8UM), sale price\ On# lol. regular price fl JO $1.75 to $U».-sale price ... Special lol of Ladiesqrtnijs_ tiers, peg pair .....;.y.'’vC Table Linens We. have not raised retail pricea on linens. Will sell table linens at former prices, leu liberal discount. W. A E. Sugar per hundred ... .80.16 Fresh and crisp corn flakes. per pkg. 7c or i pkgs for....25c 12c Fancy Seeded Raisins,, pei1 package 9c H Ihs. bulk Rolled Oats for25c 7 lbs. bulk starch for25c Lenox soap, 4c bar. 8 cakes for. .25c Sliinola brush, dauber and 1 box Shinola, coihbl nation25c W, L.' flour- per 25 lbs sack72c Purity Flour per 25 lb. sack ....72c 100 lbs. al 2X5. peDbbl$5.70 15c Post Toasties al 13c. 2 for ..25c Jello, Jellycon. Tryphoai, 9c; 3 for 35e Plain and fancy ailknllnes, r !ar‘ price up -to. 16c. Bale price per yard Pillows $1X0 pillows, lag price each79c 81.15 pillows, tag'price, each..$1.00 81.75 pillows, tag price, each.,.$135 $2.00 pillows, tag price, each..$1.18 82.1244 pillows, tag price, cacti $1X9 Carpeting Sunny Monday Soap, per cake .. ie 15c prunes per. lb. 13c ; 2 for ....25c Bulk Cocoa, per lb20c Sweet polatoesZper lb. 3c. 10 l|is. .25c mb. Bitter Chocolate, per pkg...17c Peanut Buller, 15c 11*.; 2 lbs. for 25c Special coffee sale price per lb.. He A 10c package borax.....Gr i qt. cun imported olive oil87c t l-ol Lemon Extract, regular 20c. sain price !3c 2 for25c Yeast Foam, per pkg. 04c 3 pkgs for 10c 7 boxes.tip matches»25c Fancy Chester bacon per It Fancy picnic hams, per' lb. piece, 75c carpel, per yd..*...59e piece, 65c carpo\ per yd.53c piece 50c sjair carpet, pnr.yd..42c piece 35c stair carpet, per yd JM)c A few remnants of carpeting at less than cbsL ' t I I I Comforts •81.00 comforts, sale price j89c 8150 comforts, yellow log price $1.29 81.75 comforts, yellow tng priceJ1X9 $2.00 cnmforls, yellow lag price $1.69 83.25 comforts, yellow lag price $2.79 Gowns Rayo Nickel lamps, each . Corn Byrup, per gallon . .. White Corn Byrup. per gal. Fancy*- After one week these pricw are subject lo mat but changes. Curtains Silkolines Grocery Department SHOE STOCK 1 Ladies and .Misses outing gowns: Regular 50c gowns. Hale Price..43c Regular 75c gowns. Sale Price.."- Regular 81.00 gowns. Sale Price | I Fancy lacn curtains, regular 81.00 value, yellow tag price per ..65c Special price* on Table Linens, Dress Goods, Ginghams. Percales, Underwear. Flannel Gowns,' Sweatcfs. Every item, in store will be discounted. Ginghams Special lot of dreaa Ring: worth up Ao 12%c per yd. O12_~ Hale price OyZC RAIN COATS A reduction on every stock. J few cravnnetto cnals nt . . . ^1,40 coal in <1 jq Furs aud Muffs will gu on Mlle. Watch for the yellow lag, which mean* a hla Muslin . Underwear ; 25c values, Sale Price I 50e values. Sale Price 1 75c values, Sale Price 1.00 values. Hale Price Look at the Yellow Tags Everywhere in Our Store J. T. Pierson <9 Son, Big Department Store brighten HASTINGS HIGH MAKES fill nnd t«fb cflonalc dMpcwltlon THEIR FIRST TOUCHDOWN Fred VanSyckio and family. Orville Bristol-and Nora 'ornpieteu. the 'constant, companion ot Imi Hob Beattie Bunday ►brother, who will greatly miss her with her sister. Mrs. E. Bellingham of Bottom Jnicrccpis Forward Pa-- nnd sisterly care and compnniunsiiip. Gun Plains. . AlakcN Splendid Hun. Thousli d her church nnd Hunday Rob Van Valkenburg is putting In ehhll sadly m>« her bright n furnace In his home thia week. Hr ' The Hastina* high schoot’fobt ball found it In Grand Itaptd*.' twm nude its tint touchdown of thMr. Iturtly of Ohio, moved Into the Telephone 9 Miller tobcr 29th. Their many friends join In wishing them much happiness. , Charlie Bachelor and ' wife and , Harvey Padleford. wife nnd daughter, I I of Haatlngs. were Sunday guests of: Bld Tinkler and family. Fred VanHyckis took a load of lambs to Battle Creek, Monday. raising unions next summer and to I Mr. Clark of Bedford, picked ap-i . ...... .. .. "aiKrnburg. (lotliini n<i eomicrt. Hastings, Michigan „ : EXHIBITS SAMPLES OF , usually surround the houses and farm John Blood, who hurt hla hand gft ' mnunrnriii tntus nnnu ncta.g ns windbreaks. Mr. merely a few weeks ago. is doing [ ( WUNUtnrUL IOWA CORN Rickie says that In Iowa there la eii’ • | . I more wood than in this pn^t of Mich' igdn. ' • . Mr. and Mra. H. overamlth of Carl­ - . ton wire tho guests of Frank Over­ I B. F. Hickle Reports Immcnee Crops I smith and, family Bunday. * ■" 8““'- Wb™ JAMES McCARTT'S INJURIES Mrs. John Bblllng and Mra. A. Al' Wheat U Grown. IN RUNAWAY ARE FATAL irrdlng of Woodland visited their Former City Marshal B. F. Rickie' parents Thursday. . and wife returned on Monday from) Mra. Mae Townsend entertained a two months visit with her brothers Mr. nnd Mrs. 'James Ransom and In Conrad. Grundy county, Iowa. Mr. [He ami Wife Were Thrown From daughters Ruth and. Maud and Mr. Rlcklr brougty with him some aamBugg)' by Sf>irltcd Hone, West Laura Stanton, Thursday. October. Inga Sunday. Mr. nnd Mra. John McCloud and 29th. Congratulations. Lorahelle and Master Merrill War­ daughter vlalled Mr. McCloud's par•Mr. nick). family «f rinlnwell spent last'Satur- ner, attended a Sunday school mu.Brother Kenyon, held baptismal 65 bushels of SHF.LLi-.D corn per dav ‘ line run. NushUII services at tho church Sunday. . acre. Some crops run from 70 to Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. .Ed. Cunningham of । Miua>l. . _____ ___ Tamarac .visited at Clark Orersmllh's GLASS CREEK. study during the winter. Wa wish trained by Stipt. Apph-ton Sunday. \ • a la handled •■•helled." Little wheat is llastlnr* oiwth ull thing* well." grown In Town where farms are de­ Stanley Brown began pulling ear­ voted to the raising of com. hay anti "His purposes will rtp , Natural Question. ns this week. Ha thinks they will ruiii bring a good price. L'nfoldlng every ho. Our amall daughter is very fond of of their children und their families Mra. Ella Beattie la at her son's wlttj dinner Sunday, also For»*EHa- her bath, writes a contributor lo Har­ nually. H patron* I The bud may have <i bitter taste. Charles nnd wife, nt Gun lake, caring vens nnd family. Mr. Rickie says that It U poaalblo per's Magazine, but she objects vig­ fnr her grand child. ' Mr, and Mr-. Parker Erwuy spent orously to the drying process. One to ride all day and see nothing hut good atumXhx Sunday with Will Havens and family. day, while we wtp-e remonstrating corn Oelde, for the ground and cli­ GRANGE ILVLL CORNERS nr VgMnes4sy w.-t mate aro particularly adapted foi with her, ahe said, "Why. what would ■ri Victor Doud and wife of Kalama­ duties at Manton after spending Sat­ coin-raizing. Eighty acres ot cori. happen,, mamma, if you didn't wipe Obit nary. zoo visited at Frad Bristol’s Sunday urday and Sunday with bar paranu. is considered only a little "patch." And he. win m*>tc it plain " tne dry? Would I get ruaty!" Wheal is'not considered a paying returning to their homo Monday. Frad Otla and family. Shs had ifee Mildred Foster, daughter of HerbMrs. Haugh who has spent several born •he oame from HastingsSoft maple hedges are a f.tnilllat Dally Thought to).* returned with them. nnd distinguishing, feature of Im ORANGEVILLE. Impossible Is a word only to be landscape, according to Mr. Rtakls. Will Warner and family attended Teachers* Institute In KaUunaios last church at Redford. Sunday. found In the dictionary of fools.—NaM1U Hazel Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoagland, .of •t from six tn ten foet apart and in pent RundsK, with -DANNER WANT ADV®. PAY » fset apart. They •Kin behind the goal punts. li.enlhnalastlo young tnm ap« men from Masting* high w>ni Jamps McCarty, aged about ears, a well-known resident his son-in-law, John Bnpdkor. Jr., of Injuries received In a runaway acci­ dent on Friday morning. Mra. Me. proving. While Mr. and Mrs. Mc- their spirited horac become frighten­ ed and turnejl about quietly, throw­ ing them cut of'the buggy. Bever.il in passing picked thsrn up and took them lo Mr. Bmelker’s home. It was nt Brat thought, that Mrs. McCarty was fatally hurt, nut she soon recoverrd. l|r. McCarty was apparently uninjured,, sxcept for a few bruises, but after he reached Mr. Smelker’s • home he began to complain about pains In his head. He waa compellto unconscioainm and never again rallied. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY �Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Delbert Qvnisl uf BauhalA. , . . Mr- »"3 Frank JHetririi nnd Ker. QrtowoM'vlU preach al tha school iwu*n Bunday avenin*. Every­ one corny and hear iiunwthlng goad. ■ Uutv Clark I'ayur «o» kicked by ANNOUNCEMENT TtRANO RAPI OSJrUST nnHRWY Having spent several years in the A. S. Weguscn UtOttana jtu. tf. u. B°ih pfmna. tablishments in Western Michigan, I have opened Ids ItoaplLiJ. She I* gaining fust. Mrs. Sarah Brown h spending the week ut <-tus. Hall's. MONUMENTS Highest Quality Tailoring plant, one of the largest and most reliable ladies tailoring es­ ‘on of a Link formerly occupying a 'lace on Aldrich.SUnman'* land. Tli* o. K. S. eerved a chicken pie dinner, November Jrd a: me Masonic Mr. and Mra Bert 8nocks. .Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Snooks ar.'l Mr- Core Phillips of Kalanuuwo spent Sunday at Gcorgo Wilkinson'*. Mr. Fro*t'* people of Hastings nnd cousins of New York spent Sunday *• Manrice Coek*jL i CUpdo Buck and fatplly of Kulamaxoo and Mrs. Clara LornnH df DeL Ex* Grand Rapids, Mich., where I will make ladies suits and coats at $35.00. , My goods will be the best and the sqits I put out will be only of the best materials and linings. Hunday. an elusive Ladies Tailoring establishment at i3*Jeffer«on Ave., My establish­ ment will enable every woman to have- a tailor made suit or* coat of the best materials. I will be pleased to have you call visiting lhe n Aldrich. M. Itockwell Grand Rapids. Ironside Brothers Southwestern Barrv Department I Buffalo gave a splendid talk on the Sunday School nnd it* work. There w*s a good Attendance. Everyone en­ joyed the music by the VJoiBd family very much. . . ’ The diphtheria patients are ait on the cnin, und there are no new cases Mra Henry Bergman, who Is spCfering from u bad cose ot neuritic wept tq c<?n»ult the Lacey doctor How They Looked. "1 tee by transplanting the corns* of a pig's eye to the diseased eyo af a baby. Baltimore surgeons recently restored the child's sight," said a worn- another year and wo haven't heard if any harm done. We appreciate th< joke when •• Und cider barrel* piled on the church step* but fail i> mc where there Is any fun In destroying other people's property. "Well." replied the other, with a curl of tho llpv "I've seen children who looked UM" pigs, cud they never had' Divine Life Here and Now. It is a. Chirac tert# tit ot thia age that the church is recognising aa never before that Ita function is not merely to prepare some selected souls for a future life, but also to develop a Monday Papa Did a Gcod Jeb. . Willie had been naughty and he was sitting out bis puniehment on the porch step. A neighbor passed and sweetly said; "Why. Willie, bow tanned you are?" "Yen'm." answered Willie rubbing th« injured part, "daddy the Hallowi’cn excrclecs ut it>e Bun­ nell school Wednesday af'emoon and enjoyed a plcasunt time. spent Sunday at Dr. Keller's. Jfiu/d Bice silent Sunday with Illa motlu-c here. ' . Mi-* t..iuru Biv.mt ajH-nt .Saturday .nvl biiri-'.iy with home folk*. Ing to get acquainted with that new tho city, ruturning Sunday. Mra. Drita Tunsate ot Buttle Creek •nent Hunday night with Mrs. Elian church was nearly all occupied oat the regular service Hunday. 61 of whom remained t« Sunday School. bright moonlight. well Friday. Monday. Capital Punishment. A rpore humane way o. adminiatcring capital punishment has been discov­ ered. A*well-known scientist, who for some years has been profcisur of chemistry in the College de France, Paris, haa suggested tin- use of car­ tonic oxide for the production ot death for criminals, as employed for the doilnictlon of stray dogs. He states that this fas quiet and painlesH death, and one that does not shuck the acnal- with relative* ut this place. Lyle Bldclmun had hi* .taco puinturty burned Sunday In an attempt txjiulh! a lire, by the explosion uf ga£. . By tbo Inum-dUle *unimonins Ifallwc'on putty uf 30 children It; her homo Saturday even lug. Stbs’laivmi Doatcr spent the week' h A truimid uurBC will be at Shultx.. Tuirduy, Novrn>lM.-r 10th. ami there will Ims n Indies m> utipg In the after­ noon and a nicvtlt'K ip the evening at Mr. und family. The stM'pi held at Cha* llidrlman' W, L. Thorpe. Who wont to Hast­ Box* Blivan und the Ml«sc* Ixu and ing.* .Friday. returned home on H,it- Hnxel tlsigur went tq CiurluvJBe Sun­ urday. lie was brought by Charles day. Miss Hoze! to resume h«- duties U. Wokscrt. ot Hustings. who was ac- as teacher nt that place. ‘•umpsnhd by C. X Ayelsscrt, and John Burk, ot Delton. Go With Us to Newporl-Rithey, day with her parents ut Hastlngir. to Irving Sunday to vi«it Mrs. Wilke*’ ■ Those that spent . Saturday und brother, Ernaet Wurncr. Florida, th* Land of Opportunity and Sunday at John Prunehlut's were Mis* Mr. und Mrs. Irving Urigt> wont lo Health an the Guff Coast, B.illlo Crcqk Jlomlay. Mr*. Brigg* Stayed a few days u. Itqvii. Where winter weather is unknown, where the fruit trees bloom in foil and .Mr. Schboer hu* sold his farm anil winter, strawberries ripen at New Year and gtfrdon truck qruwi lhe year around. ckbeets to move soon. At Newport-Rlcm y you tan own a Uultv ;i number uf prOpic ultond-.-ll city ht>mr. ami have u fruit orchard, a birthday party at MrA Stqdirumi truck farm or a poultry* nuieh that will aupport you in comfort, within walking distance. Celery and*garden land now ■taUing at J60. will yield SWi an arn*IBM),DOT winter tuurbts furnish the liljth pricud niarkcli One hundred miles of stdije, brick nnd Biphalt rwids. grailed schools, water nnd rail trausjiortatiun. A small ^um <lown and our easy term* will make you j our own master and ihdc|xm4eDt Perxonally conducted excursion* twice a month saffeg you mcncy and incon­ venience. When writing, please send Sirs. Itcason Nuylor And ci'ildr. :> twyflid in Florida. I-pr full particulars returned home Saturday after n two aditres* l\oflhcru. office*: ivecTia v’tslt with hej pnrpntt hi fiEWPORT-axiEY CO. Mr -ayid Mrs. Klnchir. <■/ Cbarlotu•frtttM hie brother, -Air. and Mrs. K. Bnstou Bill. GSAJiO JUWBJ. ,L.U device whldkt when extended for use. has n shape resembling tbatof a bowl­ Ing pin. It is intended to bo entered by a single person and in that case keeps the user entirely dry. but it is claimed that its buoyancy is so great that, in caao of a catastrophe, as many as twenty persons can. be supported for an indefinite period by hanging to tho loop* around the lower part of Mr. und Jit:-. Cha*. Kahler 'and son. Clifton! of North Barry visited ut H. A. Zerbol'x Suhday. Jud Kenjon und family of East Leroy epeat Humlay at. Chas. Ken- Ard* Owen and family, of Cedar reck visited .it Will Cates' Sunday. Mr. und Mrs. Lynn BUhvp spent Jits* Adah Jlo*h< r and Amy Kun* tun allended the Sunday School von•entlon ul Hines. Sunday. Mm. Chas. Shults gathered at her home- Monday, November 2nd. to re­ mind fiirr who .hint reached anutlji-r mllc-stoni un life'll Journey. it was u complete stirprhw* uti. Mrs, Hhmtx Ir*. il. K. K- nynn .visited al A ♦im.-r's of <'•«)■: Creek. Rnndny. Iiirtha mid Btertljig "_ZirV« ! of when thilr daughter. Mlns.'S’ora. was ‘tings, sp. iq. Tftnrifcjaj. nnil Friday uiltjqd hi, ttairruigc, jv!tli .Mr,, 'jri'l. h rolallio. ■ rtrtgtoi-..About. HQ’. gj>e*j>' w.kfickse-1 Jb'o. Vvrvmdnl: frbfch wat puffufidsd which are crying for expression tiwre Iji ho better way to express yourself than in your personal appearance and the arrang intent and decoration of your home. Make yourself mid your home works of art You will and this much more worth while than wasting a large amount of artistic vitality on second rate china painting, sketching, modeling and the like. old Krause mansion wu, haunted, a mob Mt Bra lo 1L Then they cut two lines of hose and assaulted several firemen who were aghtlog the blaxe The mansion was. destroyed 7 Their Raaideneea Onu day small Paler was out walk­ ing with hla aunt and his attention wa* called to a cemetery—■tbe Drat bo Etruscan tbclxit product* • of. tho Middle Georgian Period. The deS'gnert of For mending enamelware pots and pans where a hole has been chipped off, the following is effective: Equal parts of soft putty, finely allied coal ashes and sifted table Hit. Mix all together and pack it into the hole. Place lhe mended article on the stove with a little water in it until the cc- , Four year old Alois was visiting her aunt, who was not uticd to having chil­ dren around. At the dinner table for gotten in the serving. Tho child had always been taught to wait, but a.’ter what seemed a long time tu her the' Don't Oil Barter Strops. . "Never put ell on * t«ior strop." said one'of .the largest dealers in bar-1 bars' supplies tn New York, 'it spoils. It for rharpenlug steel. A now strop: should nerd no attention (or a year; at least. If it begins to gel dry. Just’ take a little ordinary lather and rub It well in. This' will stiffen, it again, and nothiVK mum is necessary." ! Bessmer Jeweler �PHYSICAL EDUCATION Prepares For a Profitable Profession No other profession so immediately rewards with a fair remuneration as does the profession of physical director, and in no other profession are there so many positions awaiting men and women. The demand for efficient physical directors is constantly increasing as the movement spreads. In fact, it is impossible at the present time to fill all the positions awaiting trained men and women What It Prepares You For Students taking this course in the Nor­ mal School of Physical Education ore prepared to become instructors in pub­ lic school, high school, college, normal school and other educational institu­ tions; they are thoroughly trained for Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C, A. work, playground work, and for work in hos­ pitals and sanitariums. The course taken in conjunction with a medical education will prepare for the directorship of physical education in col­ leges and universities and in city public schools. Students who are able to pre­ sent a medical degree from a reputable institution and who have had' sufficient preliminary training in gymnastics and athletics should be able to complete the course in one year. Specialized training may be secured for different lines of physical work by the election of those subjects specially adapted to the particular lines chosen. In the course in Physical Education with our school the student is educated in scientific health develop­ ment and taught the art of maintaining a high degree of vital efficiency. • Besides the regular school work as outlined in the curriculum, the student has abundant opportunity for attending lectures and educational en­ tertainments, which are themselves equivalent to a Chautauqua course of lectures. The various courses listed are taught by means of lectures, demonstrations and laboratory work, and the student is given opportunity to perform many of the tests studied: The gymnastics, medical and general, is in charge of trained experts. Among the facilities may be mentioned the indoor gymnasium, which is 120 by 60 feet, thoroughly equipped with hand apparatus, wall apparatus, and heavy floor machines; two indoor swimming pools with hot and cold sprays; two outdoor gymnasiums with a running track,, sprays, large swimming pool, sun baths, sand baths, stall bars, and other Swedish apparatus GREAT DEMAND FOR PHYSICAL DIRECTORS TFflE last.quarter of a century has demonstrated that this is a permanent profession. It has demonstrated that “ lhe greatest demand todav is NOT for “crack" gymnasts, acrobats and athletes of sporty tendencies, but for ALL-ROUND YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN OF CLEAN LIFE, wholesome habits, sound judgment, natural leadrrsbip, executive ability and thorough education. No one is too well trained for this work. THERE are more Positions and better positions at the top than can be filled with JVELL-TRAINED MEN. Salaries have increased in this profession at least fifiy per cent during the last ten tears and are destined to increase ns much more in lhe next five years because of the great demand for physical direciois. ” For.further parUculnn. apply lo W. W. Hastings. Dean. Normal Schoo? of Physical Education BATTLE CREEK. MICHIGAN 'AST1NGS AND CARD' SOUTH RUTLAND. TON TOWN LINE. Clark Osborn made a business trip Threshing l«mi nnd hulling clinW ' to Augusta flnturaly and 'returned winter with her lun and family. Lawrenca Osborn left . Monday Mrs. Cafrie Brown of Stile Road tiled on Mrs. Jamc* flmgdon Sun- morning for the Agricultural College. Th|rty-0ve of hl* young friends gave ] DOCKS STRETCH FOR MILES VFE ROAD. dayton corners. School ta closed for a * Millions of Tons of Shipping Annually count of akknea* In the neighbor­ montvllla nnd Mra, Jtetwy Child* nf hood, . Use the Quays and Wharves Mr. Riser of Woodland and Mra. Kennedy Tuesday. Htlnchcomb nnd son Joe vlaited Mra. houfe at their farm here Aa London la tho world's target Carrie Flaher Sunday. Mr. and .Mr*. C. Utter called at Mr. nnd Mra Jabcz Olmstead. 511M " ' ' Vre Vermont**!.*!, Jay Barnum and wife visited G<-o. Ing port. Yet few people—least ot all Zljpha and Levant McIntyre attended ” Jfiiklan nnd wife of Hastings Sunday. Londoners—seem to realize what mar­ the tnr-cral of a court i In Coldwater Sunday night to re their father H. ______ Harvey who was .... • Mrs. Jasper Cooley nf Hustings and _ Mra Elslr Field returned from velous hivea of Industry are the docks Claude Kennedy and family visited • daughter. Mrs. visited Freeport where she had been spendMr. and Mrs. Henry Harbor, Mr. of the metropolis. Max Bump and *uc ,nur-ua>. - •••• •» -w— < and Mrs. Hale and daughter of ■u — Will ...................... .. ~ .......... In uio the course vi of • a year more morn luau than .............. Hale Bump of Hastings spapt | Miss Wlnplc Mi try. is spending 30,000,000 tons of shipping use lhe; Carlton, Mr. nnd Mre Elmer Fisher, “hunday nnd Friday with ttylton •a “ ,few *w weeks with J Miss Katie Biggs. i<iid-fainlly of Kalamazoo spent Bun-; I Fred South and family attended •nd Clarence Bump. Beatrice Easton gave a Hallowe'en ’ Sunday ScSf|<n—convention at Hinds port of London; and tbe value of the foreign trade alone is something like with her sister, 390,000,000 sterling—about a quarter, eventh And r.lclith grades. returned to her Ings are spending a few days with that Is to say, of the annus! exports and Imports of the United Kingdom. Frank KTnno ir making extensive their daughter, Mrs. Butler Smith. Mire Kat.- Ickes of . Hastings spent It would take a million men a year Improvements on his house. Mr. Montgomery, who has been on Sunday r.t James Swanson's. to produce the amount of tea that the sick list, la on the gain. * Mrs. Albert KlntrfT visited her san f»ula Bachman from Grand Rap­ passes annually through the port.. The Clarence nnd family Sunday. ‘‘ Ids 1* spending n month with Mr. figures relating to other Imports, such Flatter Wednesday. The room* tv'.re Mrs. Ix-o Cummings called on her Montgomery and taking care of the beautifully decorated with fall leave.) aa grain, timber, wool, meat, sugar, and red lierrlra Covers were Lfd fall work. —does much to make the wines and tobacco, are.on the same for eleven; which did Juttkre ‘tJ a ng* Sunday. . Mra. May Montgomery Bachman, bountiful chicken dlnnrt-. v~'feev/nd Mra. Alice Cummings and son of who spends S-turdaya and Sundays enormous scale. difference between success Ih the wino and spirit vaults at tha 'lastingw nnd Mra. James- Bragdon and failure. •nd daughter Crystal culled on James turned to Grand Rapid* Monday London docks the gangways where the pleasant pccasion. ' Sspltmll'a of Stony Point Sunday. Mrs. Huwerd McIntyre is under-a morning. And the food a perron Glenn Moore and family spent Shultz church. Grange. Aid Society Foytiio wool trade tho port of Ixndon physician's care. ’••ndav with Victor Pratt and family Strange freaks happened on tho eats goes a long way toward authority provides a space of S3 acres of Freeport. i community we hope will accept this and il can store at one time more' than comers Hallowe'en eve. deciding the difference. Moses Frantz nnd rife of Sunfield care opportunity of hearing how to spent Saturday und Sunday with care for the sick, especially tubercu­ a million frozen carcases of mutton Ha Understood. and the 130.000 tone of beef that Aus­ •saac Hoover und family,. losis cases. Plvaaa attend the iec- tralia, New Zealand nnd South Amer There Is a celebrated apeclaflzt In Washington, aa well known for his lea send to London each year' the evening of November 10th In Mc­ bluntness of speech as for his profes­ Mrs. Philo Fuller is sick at this Carty’s Hall. In thowftarnoon of'tho FOOD sional skill. writing. , On one occasion a rather preteiftlous First War Correspondent Covert of Wood- parlor meeting at Mrs. McCarty's to —with its delicious flavor The first war correspondent,, ac­ and elderly woman, the wife of a cabl~ the ladle*. Prepare your questions. and little daughter spent Sunday She will answer any question you cording to a thcorv propounded bJ net officer, sought bls-advice. He lis­ and rich in. the concentrated Sutherland Edwards, appears to have tened lo a long recital of her symp­ nourishing elements of whole toms and then prescribed aa follows: give one-half hour talk at the Shultz wheat and malted barley, is Ing Mrs. Nash's father, and mother. school on the Kline afternoon. tor of an Argos paper called thu Mr. and Mrs. Wm. hlchardson. of Chronos to describe tho slegu of Troy. faat, then walk'for two hour*;-a slice the favorite breakfast cereal Clarksville, and two nunts, Mrs. HoatllltlM lasted only about oevan of cold beef, and half a glass of wine of thousands of successful Knobble, of South Haven., nnd Mrs. ’ Rest is mental. When tho mlndweeks, and when they camo to an end for luncheon, then walk again tor two Burnet, of Gault. Canada. men and women— ' wcarles the body relaxes. Drudgpry tho Greek chiefs were in no hurry to hour*; Halt (except salmon! and a bit ot eblekon for dinner, with a aingle «pent Sunday "with Mr. and" Mrs. Ed. Is mental monotony. The climate of the mind loses Its distinct seasons 'There's a Reason* No automobile oxerMr. Wright and family ot Hustings when drudgery steals away vivacity ary and a handsome allowance for ex­ Hnve moved In Mlles Andrus' house. and variety. Idleness Is not roet, but penses from tho Chronos, ho readily for Mr. Wright istU! occupy Mr. .White'* rust. A change of air refreshes the accepted the scheme propounded by The patient listened with surprise, blacksmith shop. . whole man. Wbnt most people need “fiut, doctor.” alio expostulated, "do for a vacation la a new duty, not a new Ing In tbe columns of hla paper so long you know my pcalilon?" SOUTHWEST RUTIAND. climate. If you would rid yourself of as he could manage lo write about IL ••Perfectly, madam," said tha doctor, an old trdut)le and escape from a gall­ Hla letters were too good not to pub­ ”1 am prescribing for an old woman — sold by Grocers. her from FTOapurt. Illinois. ing condition, take up a new task. In­ lish, and meantime the Greek chiefs with a deranged stomach." * action leads to atrophy. Rust does as hsd an enjoyable time at Troy and visiting a brother In Baltimore. elsewhere. Re-Issued in book form as “Tho lllsd,” these early examples of Mfs. (1. II. Oils of TlasUnga. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Erwny and Rankin Hott rich or poor. Tbe lazy man Is aeldom wider circulation than was possible and. family spent Sunday with Wm. ao optimist. • Havens nnd family. • even tn the columns of tho.Chronos. I Robert Lord nnd wife spent Sun­ day nt Itoy QiikoM. A little girl, on being told by. her Our Prepaid Stock pays, semi-annually, cazb dlvldendi at 5% A. Burghdof is doing soma carpen- mother that when a child died an New Cure f?r Rheumatism. . per annum. Excellent results are being obtained Mr*. Mary McKee of Cloverdale la thought deeply for a moment, and Hi Paris by treating Iruffercre from Safe Convenient Profitable t ■ending n few days with Francis rheumatism with what are known as then said: "Mamma. If an angel comes Gorham and family* paraffin bathe. The pailenta aro placed asking for me, say l‘m not In.” In envetopea made ot mloeral wax < Wiite tor lull particulars. Vancouver's population is oslimnled by the new 1014 city direc­ A Ruwian woniaiu h leading an! which are raUed to a tampdraturo ot tory at SO7^S3. Consul OeutMl axpcdilion which lisa started lo> 66 degrees and aro kept there for 24 SAVINGS « LOAN ASSOCIATION .Mansfield compares this with 150,- crons Arabia at Ha widest part andI boars. Lanalng, Milch. >000 h 1012, 40.000 in 1004. and 35.000 which will try to panel rale land jin HD2. ■ nev$r before explored. -BANNER WANT ADVS J*AY- Quick Accurate Thinking Light Your House and Barns—Cook Your Meals With Home-Made Acetylene And Make Your Acetylene With a Pilot Lighting Plant Pilot plants make Acetylene automatically a little at a time as you use it in your gas cooking stove and in your lights distributed throughout your house, your bams and out-buildings. You simply fill the generator with the gas-producing stone "Union Carbide” and water about once a month. Pilot plants are approved by The Rational Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters. ' . All told, over 250,000 country homes are using Acetylene made the Pilot way. A complete Pilot plant, consisting of generator, pipes—handsorne light fixtures and gas cook stove, can be installed in any country home in a couple of days’ time. Such a plant is a permanent improvement and will furnish you with the cheapest, safest and most practical light and fuel now available for country home requirements. . Write for our illustrated catalogs and descriptive booklets giving all the bets. IU A. R. GRAHAM 808 Mason Street Flint, Mich. OXWELD ACETYLENE CO., CHICAGO Grape-Nuts Grape-Nuts Ari Income rs*Net i �ITHE HASTINGS BANNER NOVEMBER:;, 1914-20 PAGES PART TFfflEE—PAGES 17 TO M. Rtem oft IMereaU ta ISbrfiaigs WMty WHMfoe Desirs Ago Two Strong Points BANKING We Pay 3% Interest COMPOUNDED SEMI ANNUALLY In handling your money, the most im portant consideration for its investment is that you should receive Unquestionable Se­ curity. It is better to analyze closely the safety of your investment, than to seek an investment at too high a rate of interest. Our interest bearing Certificates of Deposit carry with them a 'guarantee of their unquestionable Se­ curity and your money invested in them is ready for your use at any time Your money regularly at this.bank not on ly keeps you from spending it, but saves it for future use, whether for business, pleas­ ure or time of need. It’s saving and depositing regularly that makes your account dollar upon dollar in­ crease rapidly. We add 3 per cent interest, compouded semi-annually Commence banking today. Hastings City Bank THE BANK THAT DOES THINGS FOR YOU ThereNever Was a Better Time to Buy a Farm and We Have Never Had for Sale Three Better Farms Than We Now Offer 100 Acres best kind of soil and lays level more than 85 acres under cul­ tivation, balance is timber and pasture, this farm is well fenced and well I watered and in a high state of cultivation. There is a good seven room ' house, large basement barn, granary, double corn crib, hog house, hen house, and wood house. This farm is four miles from Hastings oil a good road and in a fine location. Price .$8500, terms, $3500 down. 130 Acres, rich clay loam soil and all gently rolling, 100 acres under culti­ vation and 20 acres beech and maple timber worth better than $2,000. The farm is well watered, and the fences are good, the buildings consist of an • excellent 8 room brick house with furnace heat, bath and toilet. The barn is 40x6Q full basement with private water system, having water in each stall, another barn 20x40, also ice house, wood house and hen house. This farm is in a fine location, five miles from R. R. station. Price $10,000, terms A down. 155 Acres gravelly loam soil and all gently rolling, 100 acres under culti­ vation and 55 lucres of scattering timber and fine pasture, there is a good six room house, large barn, hog house, tool shed, wagon shed, corn crib, buggy shetl, shop and granary. This farm is in a nice location on a main road, 4j miles from Hastings. The price is $6500, terms about A down. visited friends in Woodland au.r Tnmarnc nyijthborhood Saturday aiyl Sunday. Mrs. Stella Jennings nnd children spent Hunday with her father. George Wa are sorry to hear of John Blood’s accident and hope for n apeedy .recovery. \ • Lucille. Wunderlich was sick with severe tonsilltls from Friday until Monday. • Adelbert Senter apd wife called on John Blod Friday. MICHIGAN STOMACH SUFFEREHS DISCOVER THE DHESI DENEDI Swift Relief for Ill* of Dlgc*Uvc user* of thl* r*m»dy In all part* of Tract Given by M*yr'» Wonthe United State*. Th* firat dos* derful TreaiidcnL Hayr*s Wonderful Stomach Rem­ edy dear* the digestive tract of mu­ Hundreds of Michigan people have coid accretion* and polaonoua mat­ found quick deliverance from stom­ ter. It bring* swift relief to sufferer* ach troubles by the use of Mayr’s from ailment* of tho atomach. liver Wonderful Stomach Remedy. This arid bowel*. Many declare that It ha* remarkable treatment has established saved them from dangerous opera­ tion* and many aro auro that It has saved their Ilves. i-s what twadJIchlgan people say: We want all people wfio have Mrs. Guy A. Beamer of *307-North chronic atomach trouble or consUpaStreet. Flint. Mich.—"I never saw Uon. no matter of how long standing, to try one doaa of Mayr's Wonderful ed by specialists, too, and received Stomach Remedy—ono doso will very little benefit." convince you. Thl* la tho medicine Ing with surprising results. Th* Ing a few doses of your wonderful most thorough system cleanser ever sold. Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach remedy I am In perfect condition." Such words of praise coms from Remedy I* now sold by all druggist*. HOLMES CHURCH. Obituary. DeWitt C. Quigley was’ horn In »leon township. Jackson cou Iwooil* motived to Jackson. Fri- Michigan. Jan. 30. IRtJ. and passed to tho great beyond October 24. 1914. He wa* mnrriod to Martha Barber. The neighbors extend their heart­ felt sympathy to Mr*. Isuils Wick­ ham in the death of her sister, Mrs. born seven children, threr Bolter. died in Infancy. In I'sCfl. he with his family moved called to New York, Friday by thei to Irving. Barry County, where his death ot h«r uncle, Mr. Cash Fuller. wife departed this life November 8. mrntoo and Mr. and Mrs. John Bull­ April 4, 1S83. he was married to ing of Woodland were callers nt Geo. Maggio McCallum, who with his brother Ama*n of South Dakota; hi* children. William of Hastings. Burt Mra. D. W. Rogeni id Ha*Unit» was of Washington. Ray of Battle Creek.. Barnum from Thursday until Hunday. •Iren. Frances Wlckrrsli.tm of Chica­ Quite a number from thia way atgo. and George McCulU <d Hastings, nnd one foster child; Bernard De­ J. H. Durkee In We*t Woodland. Sat­ Golla of Cloverdale, ten grand chil­ urday evening. ^11 report n Rnod dren and n host of friend* un.l neightime. ' Wo now have as,good .a mile road devoted husband. a loving father nnd tho7 county. kind neighbor. . His life wa* spent »l week all O. on the form until falling health com­ pelled him tn <-ea*o hard labor, since tho birthday surprise on John Bull­ which time he has resided In thl* city. His was a kindly loving dis­ ing In Woodland. Sunday. position, ever ready tu .ltd any in dis' School Rn>oet. w Report of the Monroe *chooi% Dlst. month ending October 30: Numhri* of days taught. 20. Pupil* enrolled, 30. ■ Total attendance. 670 H, ’ Percentage of attendance. 9S'Thosc granted half-holidays did stock of groceries in W. II. r.s*l»tlns Mr*. Tobal G.irHnecr- with Tinkler's now store. llr*t floor cast of (he Postofiicc. Besides a line grocery stock, he has a line line of crockcryfnnd glass ware, wooden 'onlilaling wnre, e(c, Give him a call. Hungary reduced tlm illness among contracts fop one hundred thou*- jits einployec* from 73 jut rent !<• and brick; and as they have none ;3 pc mi hand. or but wry few air bent. , they Mre-*iriving business at their yard, in nrihr to get contnirb'd amount* mil before ImmI weather sols in. Another Prosecuting Atloriiey pul in an'appearance in this city on Sunday morning last, but Mr. Kuappeii thinks he. will have lo do llie principal part of lhe business however, as the not weigh more pmnuls. A. D. Ni«kern left bn Saturday last for Albion, where he will at­ tend college the coming term. Marshall L. Cook loaves today for tin- same place and purpose. Frank Sherman ajad Hi rain Mudge arc also there, also,Miss Lizzie Hendershott, Throw “substitutes,” soof lyviilK. One week from today lhe Prairie­ Cflllod health drinks and unsatis­ ville Lodge nf I. O. O. F. dedicate factory compounds to the winds. their new hfill. The address will lie delivered by Hon. E. I). <•. Hold­ If you feel that you cannot en of Grand Rapids. W. G. M. elect, drink coffee because of fear of con­ and will undoubtedly be a grand ef­ sequent disturbance of any nature, try a fort. We shall allend. I rusting cup of Vacuum Improved Coflce thia Hint all of Hastitiws Lodge who pos­ sibly can. will also go. ; Report of Orangeville school for Oct. h-ifnii/ month ending October 30. 1914: Percentage of attond.incc. .9«. Look out for piek-jfiockets, fakir* ■fhono neither absent or tardy: and .bui-glaiA lUiring the fair. ' Beatrice Wilcox. Clair Collison. Ned We are informed that when! Van A'olkenburir. Leonard Beattie. brought as high as $1.12 lost week, Kenneth Bogers. Roland Adnnikon. Esther Reed. Join Livingston. Thel­ Marie BarnuMe, Ruth Rogers. Made­ ma Reed, Mildred Scribner, Ray HurDoer, lurkies mid finally alt kind* line Albright. Irene Thompson. Willis nf game can he killed now. sn say.4, Ho'nlcksen, Hugh Wallace, Lyln Ad­ dler. William DeVrou. Jamr* H<-r- the sial tile. manltt, Dorothy Reed, Nicholas amson and Dorothy WAIL Jas. C. Woodruff i* Inking hds of Doris Allen. Lottie Lilley and Gar- Harthome. Yvonne Livingston. Ada rare of one of his thumbs. Why? DcForcst. Ruth Van Vnlkcnhfirg. because he has a frllon nn it. ■ Fred Llvlngstotv Ml*" Chloe DeForEli Nichol* Esq, of Orangeville, marks thia has commenced lhe constrm-lioi^of month. and Clinton' Allen. a large mid beautiful residence or. Tho ninth grade are studying "Tho Main, si reel in that village. Hugh Wallace, fifth grade, received . a rnnrk of 100 per cent In tho arith­ Merchant of VenlceJ* There are being gallicred by (he CREEK STRF.CT. the eighth grade are beginning per­ l»oy*. hundreds of bushels nf billmetic teat. Joseph Wall has been sick for more centage in arithmetic.' tenml* and walnut*. The ir<<e* were never before so loaded. meelng at the Quimby hall Novem­ Primary Department. Fostgr Luce visited school a part of Ha. ha. papa Maus. Yea, Ren. is ber 5 . Everybody come for dinner, i an afternoon this month. nl»o Mrs. on llis hicll heeled bool*. It I* a j 'Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Chaffee spent Wm. Strain. Those neither absent nor tardy: hoy, but Ren! Jhinks lhe Hille ono pretty youngjo tdie b-ssims Sunday with Mr. ami Mrs. Lyman We wish to thank the patrons and Irma Uvingikun. Peter Stinfbergen. is I* pretty young to'tflKe lessons on. on, Ixihvlgh. « neighbors who »o kindly a Misted us France* Murdock. Alfircita Van En- the banjo yei. yel. . C. P. Bldelman and wife visited with our social nnd hope they will gcn. Bernice Bryant. Roy Hcrmnnilt. . The total enroflrnonl in lhe city] James Harper. Juanita Sadler. Elsie school.j for the month of Septemln*!'I (heir daughter. Mr. and Mrs. C. U install very noon. Scribner. Willie Stinfbergen, Russell Lewis, of Maple Grove. Hunday. Boulter. Harriet Boulter. Ethel Luce, Teacher. Iasi year is 439. showing nn in- I Tho beginners have made cnlor.-d crease of 39 or 9 per cent, in lhe; E. A. Bldelman. Mrs. Will Bldelman SelKHg Report. ■ lanterns and chain* und sewing first', month of this year over lhe and daughte* Pearl attended the fun­ eral of Ed. Pnlmater of Nashville same month of last. Report for Tanner school, Rutland card* for busy work. Frank Brook* tins the “Imjss." township, for the month ending Oct. . George Hsgadorn, an old resident shtHtl-iron Ixial. Although small, .School Report.* of this place, died Sunday at hl* ils"carrying capacity seem* greater Number days taught. S». Report for Toile* District. home at Levering. The body wua Tola] Attendance. 40GH. than some larger oues. as Frank brought to J. B. Moshicr’s of Hust­ month ending October 23: and Lan. Cook a day or two since, ings Tuesday for burial senflccs. In­ Number days taught. 20. Number boys enrolled, 11. put nine and one-half bushels of terment in the Riverside cemetery. Total attendance. ISO. , Number girls enrolled. 10. bullernuls into it. and I lien they Misa Alllo Keller Is assisting Mrs. Total enrollment. 21. both got into it. aiid 'it carried the Number boy* enrolled, 3. load nicely.' • household duties. Number girl* enrolled, 6. Those neither absent nor tardy We call attention to lhe adv. of Jewo Follett of Grand Rapids is wess Martina. Elisabeth and Nettie Total enrollment. 9. Henn’ L. Newton. Mr. Newton tells again in our neighborhood. Percentage of attendance. 100. Fan*. Violet and Cheater Keech. Ha­ you just, what is true. He own, The Myatlo Workers will hold a zel and Richard I-incasler, Esther tho building he occupies, and a box social at Chas. Bldelman'* Sat­ and Harold Seebcr und George Mar­ There has been perfect attendance splendid store be has too; While urday evening. Oct. 31. Everybody tin. since school began August 31. Wo Happy Zepb. makes customers feel come. aro proud of it and hope it continues happy, and Mr. Newton bimself is Eva B. Stewart. Teacher. as polite and Mr. Newton himself is England can boast that no other Card of Thanks—We wish to ex­ Vina Willison holds the record here as polite and obliging as any one country possesses so many scriptur­ tend our thanks to tha. friends and In spelling, Merton and Blanche could wish. • . al place names as it does. The name neighbora for their kindness and Rockwell being'a Ue for second place. Hon. Clement Smith delivered, on Jericho occurs «ix times on tho or­ sympathy* during our late bereave­ There havo been four visitors since Sunday afternoon, an able and in­ dnance mans, Paradise five times, ment. also for the beautiful flowers; i teresting speech on Ibc temperance and Ninevah. Mount Zion. Mount Frank Horton for tho staging and enta. patrons and people Interested In miMtion. al tho Reform Club Ararat and Mount Ephraim three Rev. Grigsby for words of sympathy. us to visit at any convenient time. Rooms. He was ouftpoken for limes each. Mrs. D. C. Quigley and Family. Carrie Lawrence, Teacher. Prohibition, and denounced lhe mSUWGS, MDKAH rag la district. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Sept. 17. 1879. I present lax law just ns the tneril* Reluming Board" Durkee ofiof the cause demanded. That he Nashville wa* in town on Monday]left hi* mark all wh<» hoanLhim |a«t. ! fully appreciate. nn<l we Hunt Um. II I. cliimM ihM I< .1 I. r- «*> >...^,.1 wM .cur I. bwmlnl hoc- in Hi. l-i Word or;-|.. »k lor r«>r ...... wlirkcr '' Republicans ....... about .the erty wuuld II... <ilv, IU1.I .John Lichty. E*q- our county,1| injure hun in lhe eanvn.M of i88u, uie cli.flually silence.!. Treasurer has moved from lhe 4tti; . County CorrapoiKkticr. Westland. Sept. 29th, 1879. The croquet factory ha* started| up with a few hands, tnanufaclur-l, Farmers are nearly Ihiouah and the hum of tho'lhreshing fishing rod*. ||«ocding seeding am'. .— again heard in oup A. W. Bailey E*q- ha* had a very png --------machine nice sidewalk built in front of thulnudtl. . beautiful residence on Broadway. . “Damp Rumor," the !>;>*..m friend Keep *ober. go to work, and mind'of X X X. correspondent oi tlie your own business, and there will I Nashville Now*, is said tn reside in be no danger of your getting into|lhe. southern portion of our lilt'e the Jail. (Village, and ha* the n^einblance nf Dr. John Roberts is having thn ?. h.^’. I1''1. cellar wall built for his house, two J *' . 'P,K "* 1 ’ lots south from where the house [bead nil mouth. now stands. ' .“Ipwetl ha* Whore now sidewalk* are sadly i10 '•’-P-t „r-------needed: in front of the jail, and! Lnridnn Smith i* again tn lake up from Hon. II. A. Goodyear's barn.'hi* residence with u-. west, tn the jail. . I A large number of our eiti/en* Mr*. W. T. Brown, the Champion I will visit (he Ionin l>». Fair, th hear Lady Archer of the I'. S. returned' Bon. Hili, of •••■orgia. to this city, on Thursday la*t. from J. W. Glonn is to erect a'saw mill Rockford, Ill. -near Millbrook. Montcalm Co. Ono Mr. Henry L. Newton lw* pur-1 million feet of log* are already nn ehnsed of-Hollon A Snn. the stock of jthe yard. weries thnt wa* iu tho store of I. N. Harter. F. F. Palmerton. John r. Z, II. Willison. ■ [Lcjuly. John I.en and Burl Holly will Mr. Harvey Spencer of Hasting* pedagogue in Wi>o<llaud this coming township, had 38 bu«ho|* of wheat winter, and F.iuily *’ j •io the acre, and it grow on corn loach at fldossfl Ce in Ionia ground at that. Pretty good. |county. Me-srs Hale & Bartley an* conMany p.-«-ple of \\ —limmlly tilling large order* to Eng-'not nutid ilieir own business, and land, of tho very nicest Hour. Good.I Ibis ela-* of people are never rich, honest, first class work, and goods, because- they have, no business nor always pay. mind. You mud have both a busi­ A. D. (kutwallailer and C. II. Bauer ness anti a mind’if you would suc­ hnvc been having blinds pm up to ceed fci Ilf" Pencil Marx. I lie windoXys. of their oluce over Cole's grocery which makes lhe of­ fice look milch nicer. Today the Odd Fellows .of Mid­ dle, Waylami. Prairieville ami .illcl .it Albert 'McClel­ Plainwell are having a grand picnic land**. Ttiurmiay evening. it Gun Lake. We slnecroly regret that business preclude* the possi­ bility of our participating >n the pleasures nt Hi a-n-ii. tocuuK Drink Real Coffee You will find thnt the Vacuum Process is designed for Dri nk thiscofiee and see if you don't sleep soundly — with nerves, heart and siumsch nurrasl and terene. Vacuum Improved I J Coffees at 35c, 40c and 45c a pound are sold.by fcroccrs everywhere. Bna — ,BI1 Mrcnjuh—with that deliciously satisfying atom* found only in good coflco. . lhe reason you will enjoy drinkink Vacuum Improved Coffees is that these coilees have been This scientific process is fully protected by patents. Don't forftet Money Back H Not Satisfied OnEer a pound of Vacuum Improved Coffee from your grocer rtimburac him in fall. Sprague, Warner & Co, CHICAGO, U.S. A., M �THE HASTINGS B INNER, NOVKMBKB 3, «•!«. Grunge Program. MJ ITH CIAOTLKTOX AJ»D Smile and Smoke Smoking our cigars brings miles and miles of smiles. We have told you these things week after week—that’s because wc want you to know them— if you have tried our cigars you have found these things TRUE—if you havn’t tried your favorite brand of cigar selected from our WELL KEPT slock you have missed much for the great good quality of any cigar is the care with which it is kept. There are many smokers buying their supply of tobacco and cigars from us purely because we have the equipment for properly keeping tobacco and cigars—other dealers keep their particular brand but they know ours are better. We’d like to have you get the "Club” habit and come often and stay as long as you wish to. The latch string is always out. Mra. Watts accompanied her broth* . Mr. Wllfla .if Lebanon. Ind, to Phone 106 ‘The Place to Meet Your Friends' Jefferson St E. J. HUFFMAN J. F. HOONAN the cotton Held. Makes life much brighter and strengthens one’s purpose to succeed. You can’t ex­ pect to make your body or mind to do their best work on improper food, any more than you can expect to get the best work out of your machine by using poor gasoline. WE serve you a BETTER MEAL. Come and investigate. The “Club” Lunch Order For Publication. Stale of Michigan, The Probate Court for the County of Barry. [. Al a session of-said court, held at , lhe probufe offlee, iu the City of > Hntlmgs, in raid county, on the 1 -Till day of Otitobcr, A. D. lUJi. > Present: Hon. Clement Hmith. •|Circuit Judge, fifth circuit, acting Judge of Probate. In tbe Matter of tho Estate of hern instituted at law to Minnie B. Mank«*r. Deceased, j recover the debt now remaining John L. Broughton, as adminis­ trator. having tiled in saisl court C. D. Barnaby Jefferson St. f*SASl IsrejMI /IWVwl HmCMOIS Hastings, Mich. • by foilowad by Gertrude Trick and oth- . Harley Hayman hud the misfor­ tune to Injure his right hand* Hunday. Rheumatism Muscle Colds and quick to ret^bnd. No work. Just ••How to prevent arnut and control al hla utkar's in Burryyille. at the '•flhoulg anything but dollar* and time. ' Dr. Lathrop * ot 'floating* cents Its counted ns profit on the nicely. John Sheffield. Reading—Minn Talmage. NORTH HOPE . an Itob'i Oden ta spending sevrlth relatives ut this Hope. v tailed | place. Mr. und Mi>. Albert married ut llaetlng*. Monday .Charles Hershberger* residence. Frans Many useful arbountiful dinner. Vl<- President Roy .Mr*-z Hay Bierce. Moure relied the meeting to <>rd-,r Uclel were left them aa a reminder of the occasion and her friends all Bonn Vpon t> v Hwuitee River." In Join In wishing them much hspptnma Mr. and Mrs. Renderth*- tbafntx- <’f Chaplain? Mr*. Ida through life. Hnrtum led In prayer. A Better Meal respond He think* Tex a* The minute* Mra. Chartea Andere, und ipproVrd. resident defendants: and It is furth'|cr ordered that within twenty days ,I after the dale of this order the ’ complainant.cause a notice of this ; order t<» he published in The Has.1 tings Banner, a newspaper printed. ;l published and circulated tn said ,|Counly of Barry, nnd that said pub>|lication Im* continued therein at ;| least onec every week, for sit weeks . in succession, or that he cause a • copy of this order to be served on I each of the said non-residunt de­ > fendants al least twenty days be­ ; fore the time prescribed for their . appearance. CLEMENT SMITH. Circuit Judge. Dated. Oct. Oth. till I. RALPH L. ALDRICH. Solicitor for Complainant. Business address. 500 Moffat Bldg, Detroit, Mich. 7-wks call—Each letter (ram hi* *on Clayton, law \*«yrin Farmer* Club. THE CLUB” CIGAR STORE Roll, Friday. urr pared <t><- with lh» POM. redder very prettily *ang In company* Is. visited relative* at Cooperville. from Thur*dn>‘ until Monday. ... Mr. and Mr*. Bernard DcGolla and children attended a funeral of the Mra. Board and daughter of Mon­ na have been visiting ut Ralph SLOANS LINIMENT Good for Neuralgia, Sciatica, Sprain* and Bruises. DR. EARL S. SLOAN, Inc. D^e Philadelphia, Pa. rith ■lanldie." The paper “Is1 Telescope Chur . by Mrs. Edna <>i Mrs. Emma. Hill. Donairt McCalium and family enSTATE ROAD. Ncttool Rc^raH. leriainvd eleven rclaUyca und friends Burdick school District No. 7. Re* front I lasting* Monday und Tuesday. port for- month ending October Mrd: There will be qusrtrrly meeting at Wallace Chilson spent’ Sunday " tn the Wesleyan Methodist church in Kaluna*-..,. Total attendance. Hosting* Saturday and Sunday.' Mr. and Mrs. Willla Bayne and Recitation. “Love Lighten* Labor*; ■laughter Donna, Mra. Adam Smith. r Pearl Vadder. was nicely rcnucrNumU-r girl* enrolled. S. Mr*. Jane Fiaher. Mra. G. R. Mcln- Miss Ethel "Whistling «ln recited In mink* un the paper* which had been read und also »otne sketches from I al Ip-lli-vue was then discussed himself, A. T. Shepard, " Tuckerman. *’ ”— *'• Smith, While arguing that there might be money in wiling th<- whole ruilk, a good1 aupiy of them wsro of the opinion i thnt tt paid better to keep thu skim-! nted mtlk on th- farm for calves and' pig*. The nm-slion uf getting help to milk seemed tv be considered an Th- Noremlnr club "lit mvet with Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Smith. Alice G. Thompson. Notice is Hereby Given, That, sale contained in sarn mortgage; u, ge|j lhl. n,a| eMate of , Rep. . the land described in the following has becorno operative. .ai(| d.-ceased at private sale. list, recently deeiltHi to lhe slate1 Now, therefore, notice is hereby It is ordered, that the 23rd day of Grange l*n>graus by tbe Auditor General under the; given, that by virtue of the Mid ’ NovenilH>r A. D . 1911 al ten o'clock I'rugram for Carlton Gn provisions of Section 127. Act 2u3; power of sale, and in pursuance of its the forenoon, al said probate ofuf the Public Arts of l«93 and acts; the statute in such case made and Ike. be and is hereby appointed for Opening Hong—.-'Little Hu»y live. amendatory thereto, having im. nj provided, the said mortgage will firaring said petition; withdrawn ffmn Home-lead entry tH! foreelosod by a sab- of the It ls Further Ordered, That Surpriw feature In charge <>1 by the Auditor General ami t.oin- premises therein dcecribed, st.public noHce thereof Im given by misrioner of the stat.- kind OfficeJ public auction, to the highest bid-1 publication of a ropy of this order, young people. What ur«- the Main Point* to In­ umkr the authority conferred Up-Jder. al the east door of the Court for three suecessivc weeks previou tliem by Act-fit. Public Arts of house in the city of Hastings, in'ous lo said dnv <>f hearing, in the sist l.’pon in Building » Farm House 1 IMOL examined and appraised, will -aid county of Barry. <»n lhe 2Htli Hastings BANNER, a newsnaoer VI‘Im placed m iu m-reirxo market uv liy „ 'liTeriiif itah«.- llay. llf Dmanber A. D. 1914. st ten I Printed and circulated in " ’ * Gru. Hatch said lhe same for sale nt a Public Auc­ o’clock in the forenoon of that! county. • He Built.-; tion lo b>* held at the Slal>- 1-and day: which said premises are de- j L|.-m<-nl Smith, the city of Lansing on •cniied in said mortgage as fol- j Circuit Judge, tlfih circuit, actR.Htaliun—Bali Keeler. Thursday the tilth day of Nuvem- lows, to wit:—Commencing nt six-jing Judge of Probate. "Hmw I Itaiecd My lllgge. (■■.■Il V'.krl I.-I.-I -1 .4 I—a... ........ X teen feet westI i.f of tin. thu North-east Crop" by Ralph Urnney. forenoon at which time it util be­ conwr of lot Seven. Block Five. Grace Bauer, come subject to purchase iu the Ihence tunning west Twenty-two Register of Probate. manner proscribed bv lav.-. feet, thence South eight rods, •How I Sold My lliggcy Petal > . Deed issued upon the sale of this thence east Twenty-two feet, Order For Publication. land will contain a clause reserv­ Unmcc north eight rod* to th** Slate-of Michigan.-. the Probate ing to the State of Michigan all place of beginnimr. situate in the Rn|l cull responded to by each an lights in any minerals, coal, oil and Village <>f Freeport. County of Bar­ Court for the County of Barry. At n sroalod of »aid court, hold al rering “What Do You Think Tru* gas as required by Section eight of ry and Slate of Michigan. the pioliafe oflice, in the city of Act 2t*\ Public Acts of 19W nnd Dated thi* STrd day of Septem­ liu-tuigs. in salt! county, on the Country acts amendatory thereof. ber A. D. 191 1. Jt’dh day tif Ocliibpr A. D. IPii. Closing > Augustus C. Carton. Farmers and Merchants Bank, i Present: Hon. Clement Smith. dleA Comtnis'ioner. Vilhye of Nashville. Augipta Brikliln. Mortgagee. Circuit Judge, tifiti circuit, acting Judge of Probate. . I. YV. Phillips Addition. Thomns Johnson, In the Mutter of the Estate of East 7 feet of Block No. 2. Attorney for Morigagw*. Joseph AdanU. Km-ing, Michigan. Oct. I, 191 i. Address, Lake Odessa, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN vi.’.i ‘ Silvia Adanv. administrator hav­ ing tiled in said court her>peli- trl«-t numlwr S, Ma pls Grove town­ . That tbe following described pail' lion praying that for reasons (here­ ship, for lb-•' month ending October • |und pnmqry school lauds, ritual-1 in stated and may |><- licensed lo 23: ed in Barry county, forfeited for CHIMERY ORDER. .......................... non-payment of interest, will be. Slate of Michigan, in the Circuit - at private kiI. tflfercd for' sale at public anefion Court for the County of Barry, Ini '■ 1 thnt lhe utMh day uf nt this office on the Itlh/ «kiy of It i*- ~ Ordcr.-il, .tally attendant. Chancery. . Xi>vcnil»er A. D. 1PII. at leu o'clock NovemluT. A. D. 1914. at ten odock rrx:;-.; ■ ir'.ttmcnt. 35n. in- unless previously redeemed । '’AHI LN E. GAIA IN. I in lhe forenoon, al »atd probate of. according to law. Complainant, flee, he and i- hereby appointed Millan ugr h.i" moved from Augustus C. Carton. . the dl*trlc: ..nd will attend action! at| uwuu ..»w>iH-> CHARLES E. ROI.AND, ■ It i.« Further Ordered. That pub­ th.- Section HIIL Commissioner. fcx: I*, s. s w ’i of j. e sec- EDWARD L. SHI I.IA " lic notice thereof be given by pul»tion 10, Town 3 North. Hance 10 ELECTA A. SHl'LL. llirition of n copy of this order, for th- Slut.- 1 Auo.Mtlon West IRICHABD KOWALSKI. I three, stufiraudvr weeks previous to i Kalunut&.ih -------------DAVID H. HEEDER. !smd day ot hearing, in the llatdingsr »>__ — _a -----------------------j a|J(| I Banner, newspaper printed -------- _____ ~ -- STEPHEN B TODD. nils month: Maude Eno. Mortgage hale. Defendants. circulated in said county. iu. 95; Vurn Knoll. •*. Wlurcas, default has been made' Suii pending in lhe said Circuit; Clement Smith, I v«-rn Km Judge, fifth citruil. art-I <»t nutnbci iu the payment of the money s»> i Court for the County of Barry, iu' .ijtreuil -• -7 • ......... raral hr a .norltK. d,led ll>«»" Ila-»ll. day o'<klob.r,. ...(■ XuO*;-..f t-rubalr. Thore who received halt haUdayi N-lnlh day M Ausiul in lh- year Ah...a li/'amjava or RalpffWud! C|W™ K'1'KH. • iimlt. Keuni-.n. Keith and Irene Nor­ Q. hv.l by Frank W. Smelker and Inch, on file, that the defendant*. ’• Regutcr of Probate. ' Mazie L. Htneikcr. his wife of the ’Aiuiles E. Roland. Richard Kowal- ' —————--------- -■ .■■■■Iti.n. Greta and Dork Knull. Myrtl« NOTICE OF HEARING (J,AIMS. , Q. Ml Hart ' •>><.« reman. Kielyn Hiulth. Vdlap. ut La's.Od(,^., '‘a'ld H Hander, ar.. a..| State of Michigan, County of Bar- On«“ amt .Mildred Gvuld. Ia.oiu Uaajy. M..u, Far,,,;™ ■ -IWltiit-ninb and Edith Bvlson. Notice I* hereby given, ilia! Mrivllants Baitk ..f Lakr• Odc*,a .Illinois, und that Up- d<f. ndunls .......... .. ................... . by an Marlumrvi* Stine. Ionia Loun j. Michigan, whij.li said Electa A. Shulland Ijjwurd Llr-idcr of Ihv Probate Court for Ute' Teacher. mortgage v as recorded tn Hie of- ahull, hit nut residents of the Stale iiniy of Barry,' made on the 16th; lire of Hi,- i.uiM.'i of d-erls of tin- of Michigan, but re-ident- of.the day of October A. D. P.»|i. font MILL*. Omnly of Barry in lik-t No. 4. o! Statu of Indiana. On motion ofilii'ontlis from Ihal dale were ullou-, Vu^Hal8' °,,A d J11’ OO'J1 Halph L. Aldrich, solicitor for suidud for creditor* to present then j . Mr. nn* .ura. z»nn >i*huu I;.' a??-.0 . •*4J>;■'■°”H,lateant, it is ordend that tin |rlaimr against lhe estate of Josephim Utadhy Shelbyville umj Martin U, t iti ill': y< at A. I . I.«W. ut eight upp. araiire »f Hie '.nd tioi.-n-i- I: Wettiuau.lale of »aldcountyjp la t «un<Ji>. ■• i I-.h K a. m. Ami whereas, tho dents. Edward L. Shull. Elcria A. r.-iisi-tl. and thgi all credltoni of! Mr. ami Mra. Hwcc“Sweet spent amount claniicd to I- due oil Mid Shull. Charles _L Holaud. Richard, said ti-cu.-.-d are required lo pre-1 Hunduj .t the hvinr uf Hu furmtr * U ..J " i!’,» t'J.,’i. l#,kl 1*'"* H. Heeder 1« acid llmir duitiw to Mid Probate i parent.- in Middleville, rare t 'be ’O' of 11 ^'1 n 11 ;r.Ml'T'1 '’i’11."" r,,ur Viontba fio.p Eourl. ut |be Prvbulo Otllic in the IdUvn Ji..nu«w« »P«nt Saturday,and i dly and ..>-!<• * p/. (J Dollms- he date pf Uns urder. and iu <;o»e of 4'ily of Ua.<t|iigW for liuftnmulimi Sm>tla> with hi* aunt. flr*. John, of piti.mpal atid utteresL.uiid h<- Itx-ir uPte’arance that Ut., .eau-• imd allvwam-c, on or before l|n- MvrHK m Ut. t sum of 1 liiriy iCVWj their ahsw.-n lo the Bill d Com- 16th day ofTtbruary ncxl. and that I ----------------------------- --?M.rI ',n “'.b/rtiey fee aUpu-1 plaiiitlo be filed, and a ct'pytlicr--Jmj.Ii claims will be heard bt-fni. ^.uieUtlng to Remember. Zr. । ?* .t"1 n,"rt*-'a«P'. ’te’J'of to bo sen cd on (ho ootnplaiu- »yfd Court, on Tuesday, lhe iffflsl in buying a cough medk-lne f«>r 17'1? . bin twenty days|day of I e^iuary next, at ten o'clock elilldri-n. mind that rnami'l rA am fMrhmmCa UU H't1'1" ruI'y of|Jll forenoon of thul day. Inin'. <;..uKn ncimdj i« the best Li rJlif i r ,' I ’ v «. ? g a' S.udt.a.L‘ul,cS * PA’.S”1’'!Ovlbbet 16U|. A. U 1VU< k«>d . croup und n i.vop.ug •ougli. «t d £7 J*“"11 ' ? r. ’ , * bill will CHARLES M. MACK. liut it eVnUlM no harmful drug'For UdijD., and i»u *utt or proceeding I be takpn as confe*sed by said nonJudge of I’robute. wk by ah ureter*.—.Adv. attendance! Mnu Brown vlalted Mr. and Mra. . Klaratotl Henry ■ ■ ----- a .... Sunday with Frank Water* und UmHr her_ ot• Carlton Center BunElilc Fi*k. Haael Brower. Charlie Uy. dinner at Allen. Harl Burdick. George WlUteou. James Shelby, has a sick horac. G. Brun. Ml** Hasel Ktnne.ia suffering with ' Furenian. Ing the past month in spelling, each * Fioy. Wiillli-rnoiv and 11 Erway anil uno trying to keep a perfect record. /he qulnay. family. | Aa a rviult each record has been i.i.ly spent I greatly Improved. Eart Burdick led Bunday I’Uid Myvrs,tho school fur thia month, but wc Fiaher'* Haturdny ctcnlng, Bverybudy cuoio. i|.rnt Hai-ihurmr with some uf Gu* ullicra next urjuy night and Sunday with G. “ U- month. .lai Ung Geo. Colvin. Mnrtly and family nt Mirtlns Co Grace Bolyen. _ ____ returned homo after caring fur her daughter. u „m-k axaca. Mr*. Jennie Ngglcr, who baa an S W.uiicu bulfcr Terribly I'rum . tickling throat, tight1 pound Slrt. With Kidney Trouble. Death “ hss claimed uf Aruithd on her fret all d*>-nu «hr*: ’ure >au »ec** ■“*“"* one " * uur' neighbor'* Mra. Alex Bolter. Hhi> wonder a woman ha* backache, headTar ‘ “"J net... «lff swollen Joints wearinre*. ‘y- t Thu nr.l thtee bdyu, it • died of diphtheria. p....r »!. ep ..nd kldmy troul.l*-. Fo!.-y ”’ns- hcitlng coayng «• it glldet Albert and Fay Kinno went to Kidney Pill* giv. qui.-k relict fllI | down > our throat, you frel belter at there truubh *. They amngth.n 4he ’ •'"‘A »<*T I. • friend.—Ar- returning Bunday evening. kldiity*—t ike away the nchr*.’ pain-;teur.AlttlboHand. Ads. Mra. Bhtncho Green la spending a and wcurtnee*. Make life worth liv- [ Mr. and Mr*. ' I hike, Mid lo lie t he largest Itoroc Mr*. Hamilton Fiaher. ' in the world. nn<l weighing more Green will aoaa move north to make : than 3.00), |K>uu<b. is owned and cx- their future home. | hihib'd by Charles Miner of Brattle­ BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Dauner Want Ada Bring Result*. . boro. VL - AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming on account of ill health, I shall dispose of my personal property at public auction at my farm located 1 mile north of the Irving Grange hall and 5 miles east of Middleville, on section 28, Irving town­ ship. Thursday, Nov. 12 Commencing at 1 o’clock, I offer tbe following described property tenet Port Hi>ade Grain (Vadlc blMiyrti FixCks Mattocks be* Other small tools not mentioned. < FEED Jersey Cow. «• )tar»X>l<l. ihrd Durham Cow. years old. Fat beef. ctMiilng'S. • 3 Helfer l'»ht>. half Hoblclu. c 150 bushel* sorted corn • POUUTBY. I ou IlnisH la glioni lien-. 35 Braun ta-ghoru Pullets. Trio uf Breeding I.ccmv HOLHEHOLD GOODS, k Htmo Ureter OU Mute B ft. Dining Table Kitchen Cabinet . bate China Cupboard FARM TOOLn. t'lxampiun Mower Washing Macfthie. Spring tooth Harrow Spring S< nt. Double Uuggy ullli I*uk< and SUufl-. Pair Bob hltiglv. Cutler Economy t'liicf (ruuii M-paralur Farm Jack Double llarneai Davenport Bed. Walnut Mode Cabinet. 150 n-utt can*. Canned Fruit TVPUQ. Al< “imi al J5.00 nd indir, cuh. Over thit 1 LI\mo. mount on, yuft Hsw wW te (l»* on tank­ able notes with Interest at six per cent. No Property Removed Until Settled For Frank Lancaster, Col. W. H, COUCH AucnowagR Prop. R. B. WALKER CLRRK F, �fellow. Wifely Finance. Tiutby. can you pay me that dollar you borrowed “But, my .dear," hu tirolesled, "I have already paid it back twice. Surely you don't expect it again." "Uli. all right, if you are as mean as all that." . Put the apple* and plum* tugather with Jus: enough water to prevent Pool a»d chop very Hh»* ten med­ burning, and '*ugur to *ult the taste, ium sized peaches (ripe). Into j judging from the tartuea* of the ap- pint of whipr~a(---------' rn» coffee cup moiaums, three cups of Hour, tw» thirds of a cup of sour ------------------cv-y- then milk. one* coffee cup of seeded raisins quickly peach pulp. It souffle dish, bake in a #u(j inmiediately with sugar With ChestuiiU, Mell liutter in a pan and put in a roasting piece of pork with a little baton. Brown well, and add some IkiuIIIoii. (took <B'cr a ui|»dvrnte Hr® and when the meat i* aluio done add roasted chestnuts without j then- shells. Then finish thu cook­ ing. und servo the pork with cbeslnut* .arranged around it. etlrtlj beaten wlUled of Bukt> In 11 moderate oven, angel-or *|K>ngu cake tin. Holl Jelly Cake—To I Honey Cookie-. Mix together one cupful 'of nlrained'honey, one cupful of gnin-l ulatod sugar, two eggs well beaten; two level (ea*i>oonnil* of *oda. and u litHe hall. Add flour enough to: knead into a *oil dough, and lei ill -land over night. In the morning | roll out the dough, and cut it iuloi fancy ahapes, ' . La*l We.-k'* Letter. We Receive Better Cream We are frequently asked why we arc making better butter today than a year ago. OUR PATRONS are bringing better cream, »o we arc able to make BETTER BUTTER, and BET­ TER BUTTER means BETTER PRICES. Wc wish to thank our patrons for the care' they have taken of their cream and assure them that our high prices of this season are the direct result of cream well cared for. Wc extend a cordial invitation to all patrons to'cail at our factory and get acquainted with our methods of handling cream and making butter, and will gladly give such information on care of cream as will help you. CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO, HX.5^ Apple Tapioca. lUiuk iiuurlercd, jutred apples, gently until lender, and place u|mn, a serving iliidi. After lhe tapioca | ha* smikcd for nlmut an hour, bring it to lhe bull ina double boiler and iallow it to ctHikj slowly until quite iran*|Kirvnl; sweeten l" taste mid flavor wilh lemon; cool slightly, pour over tho Quartered apple*, chill.and serve with cream. ■ ; i r@UQ» Iliinumiudc Suusagcs. rind iu u aausagc mill or meat rlio|i|M*r C> pound* of loan, fra*tt| pork ami 3 poundii Qf faU Mix with thi* 12 (••at-poonfalr, of powdered । -age. stx each of klark neppeV and of •-nil, two loaaiMMHiful* «-nch of, ground dotes and of mare and one; Oil Paste” Polish Black,, Polithe,, Pr<Mrves *bo Russet "Oil Paste ’’ Same use box. vach 10c. rirz^ Ask Your Dealer for WE BUY GRAIN OF Alt KINDS Op. C. K.&S. Phu 57 Huliags DETROIT Tomato Figs. Allow a half pound of graiiulutfd w;d>T wilh lhe sugar lo iiicll il Win n il IhUIs put. in lhe tomatoes wilh the skins <>n. Let them sim­ mer geiilly until transparent (about two hour.-'. Skim out carefully mid drain off ull syrup. Spread on a platler lo dry in sun; sprinkle a lillle sugar over them while dry- Doing Their Best. Mr. Ilouselly. Well, dear, gin lo realize that our lii earth I* short. ’ Mrs. Hou.’-elly. lillle to rogn-l. „,. Ikt mid induslrioii* and have rais­ ed a family of |ii,ijixi,i)ij().i»ni chil- AUCTION SALE Business University Having ranted my term, I will toll at Public Auction on tho 1. F. Neck farm, oovon miles the impurities of it as can In- anworked off, Ilo-ii put il in lhe calliir to remain until it Iwrumcs vinegar, winch will lie in almost n year, when il. should he "racked off be­ fore il is ready for use. Cider and vinegar barrel* iiiiist lie thoroughly ; cleaned mid perfectly free from" lhe "mollivr" that many p-mph- b<-llirve u. necessity l<> coii»li(ul>- good] ivinegdr. “Mofliv-r'' is the im|Airitte* of-rider, nnd >mnn of it should' he allowed.(<i remain in lh<- barrel.| [ Don't pul iu any corn, mnlus*-* .or anything elw lo hasten it* consum­ mation. Time i* all that is requir- THE CHARM OF MOTHERHOOD FIRE INSURANCE Clltip, IiIiuih A Sgliis R. R. Cl. rima Tabic in Effect March S, IMS. Leave Hasting* •olug South S:OB a. m. & l:<l p. Being North 7:1T a. np A 4:11 p. 8. C. GRKHMtU G. P, A. Enhanced By Perfect Physi­ cal Health. The experience of Motherhood is a try­ ing one to mo*t women and mirk* dis­ tinctly an epoch in theifc Uvea. ’Notone woman in n hundred is prepared or un­ derstands how to properly care for her­ self. Of course nearly every woman nowadays has modi cal treatment at such times, but many approach the experi­ ence with an organism unfitted for tho trial of strength, and when it is over her system has received a shock from which it is hard to recover. Following right upon this comes the nervous strain ■ Fruit. Butler* Easily Made. of caring for the child, and a distinct Ono ot the moat troublesome thing* about making apple, puar. peach ami change iu the mother results. Abwlrort and Kcal EMato Offlce. AlMtract Block. IDuiUnga Money to loan on Beal H*Ut*. RwU JOHN M. COULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks -.Phone 172 . ' HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PROFFESSIONAL CARDS K. WlLUb&N, D. X>. a„ Hasting*, Midi. Apply Sloan's Freely for Lumbago. A our attack* of Lumbago are not nrurly -o hopelr** a* they seem. You ran relieve them almost-iu*tauUy by a simple application of -ol.irt,.*^ I txinx.nl .,,, Om lix.l* u,.,l loin<. I.utnbagn is a form of rheu­ matism, and yields perfecUy !•> Sloan’s which peticlralrs quickly all in througli the sore, tender uiHseles limbers up the back and ' makes it feel line. Gel a bottle of ' Sloan s Liniinenl for 25 cents of any druggist and hate it In the house?—against rolds, sore and swollen joints, rheumatism, ncumlgia, sciatica and like ailment*. Your money back if het satisfied, , but il does give almost instant re- 'inull e|tttltll II l<- Wc pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business ut a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. ' Smith Bros. Velte & Co. A. »J. will meet with Mr. umf rry Hinkley. Tliur.day Nu...................... Ladhtfi Tbe* belle* of Plunkviile or 'tiuiik 1 No innii.' In Hcdffrn or lo Wert The nation Illes. - The lown dn^binakur bldaM forth And sols the j-tyles. . -Courier-Journal. Every woman at thi* time should rely upon Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a most valuable tonic and invigorator of tho female organism. dcntlgl) Ljmt. H*i»- lourlsitu-nill be opeaed, read and mnwcrctf by a woman ari held iu strict coaldeuce. ton township, on Wednesday, zNov. 11 Commencing at to o’clock a. m. sharp. ccnxr. I offer the following property POWTRY. 50 Hcai and 3 C<x ke-rel-. EARM TOOItf. Old Uugou. Wagon box wiUi top box and sprint seat. Hat Rack. Dong bled. Olitrr 2 wheeled plow, nearly new. TIir.nmVjJrUL Deering Mower. Moline Cnfn Planter Sterling Hay Bonder I tooth CulUtutor. shotci Plow. 'Grind bionc. 3-Jtog ClialuI ■aiming Mill. Pago surrey, nmorly now. Set id light driting Hamess 3 18 inch Cottar-. 2 l.catlu-r Fly Nuts Uunc Blanket C. s. Cream bcptirutor , I*4ir Sleigh bells Whitnciree-, und Etcucr*. Shot els stud l ocks Cum Hook ' ■ Crow Bar Ilog Hoota. and bcrapens Potato Planter Fur Otcrvoat 13 old bag* GKAI.V AND HAY*. • 10 tom <tf Tins(Hit) Hay. About 133 bunhels of oath. B ii.to of Benn |mm!» lii burn. About 20 huslit'Lt of Aline seed, lltin is reclean, rd seed. HOlfSiuHOUD GOODS Bod stead and Spring DUh Tabic Fruit Cupboard. iron state keltic* Santo dlaltcw and pons Wood t *»(<ag tuxo small air tight stove 3 Burner OH Stove and Oven. Cols, 3 montlib old. Fashions This Fall. No style* from Paris may «■ Ilislcnd we'll see The very luicsl from Pohick Or Ktinkiik's-. nerve* ana broken health resulting from an unprepared condition, and with am­ ple hme in which to prepare, women will persist in going blindly to the trial. In many homos once chiIdles j there 7/1 h\ are now children be- (W cause of tho fact 7/ that Lydia E. Pink- II 3'11 ham’s Vegetable At \T* A L M vitcup cliff-., cloth and cut It inio Hu: Com|»und makes WX proper rise and hem. Thau' din women normal, them iuto gasoline aud tel Uirm dry. healthy and strong, When treated Iu tlita way they win If you want tqiedsl adricc write to lake up the duH instead of waflcrhb; •I in tin air to resetlie on thing*-tn a Lj dia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (coni* east and one mile north ot Hastings, and one mile South of Coats drove on Section 5, Castle­ <’A,TTDi;. S| H>ltcd-Cow. 0 j-rje. old. fn-'h. mH by Ride. Btaek Jcrwy Cow. H >i>. old, due AprO 3ViJ>. Yellow <‘tm. I yrwa old. frvah. calf by wide. Grade llobdcisi. 3 yrs*, obi, coll by wide. I at Oow. 8 lined of Yearling-. spring Calf. ’ HOGS. Duroe Jcrwy How and 10 pig*. Part Durov bow. due nuuu, , 13 Hhfsnl.t. nt, about ITS Hr.. ' stag hog. fat, wi. SOO lias. All sums of $5.00 or undar cnh. Ovar that amount ■ 1 year's time will be given oo ►—h,hi notes, with interest at 0%. No property to bo rauo.nl until oliH tor. T. Hulf.lieu-. . Nicliolboti, G Ladles Aid Society Will Serve Lunch RAY PERKINS, Proprietor Col.W. H. Couch, Auctioneer BARRY WELLMAN, Clerk �XoVEMBFR B, un. THE fUSTTNf.fi FROCEEDINGR. , COTNCTL ink of fienrv Smith firand Rapids, IDicb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 Gity Catincll met In adjourned reff- clarer Jatniwop. presHbng. Present at roll call. Aid. Lunn. International . Sunday School Lesson r Beans, Clover Seed Edmond*. Horney . Minute. of October ICth. 1914. read and Other Grain JEBL’fl A XI' PETER. lit. Jeffry. IsliKr ..... i ••..!•. Refnrdffik labor H. Ilurgrrt, Libor .... C. Mello* labor .... R. Freeman, labor .. G. Woodard, labor .. J. Peterman, labor .. • Itidford. labor .... Read Matthew 26:69-73^ , Introd nd ory. ’ Wh.it child of God that does not life? Wh What a help nnd comfort to . u» ,tp r read . ..J and study of thl* one B'hom God used so mightily, nnd who a truly. Mvrd one. so like u« all! It*. Wilcox. labor [O. Hall, team Barry County is a good producer in the line ol farm products. Every year thousands of bushels of grain are delivered to market. It is a valuable tiling to the farmers to have a RELIABLE and HONEST mar­ ket at which to sell their products. We are in close touch with the best markets for all grains and are constantly on the lookout for the place where we can get the BEST PRICE for our produce. We do this because we want to Il Is Ordered. Tint the 30th day of j w Nothin., FURNACE tho wrong word. How good of God to show ua tho faults of Peter; and • hen to show us His patience with Peirr. and .eventually His great, use of i--.a.* I In th* forchonn. nt said probate office. I । t«. and k it* reby appointed f.Jr hear- R_ T„),|aj,t orv ing sril.l petition; ’ n. Beamier, g It ta Further Jirdcred. That public I McLravy, InoticF thervof J.e g.v*n by th.- pubM-]^ Wood. Ubi cation of a copy of this order. If'r | Hasting. Tran.......... . ■ .. , : *■- kiii. ur.iymg . .1 .lay of hearing, in the Hasting* ;I: Wrlrhu |abor .NNER. a newspaper printed andip, ^va|t> labor... three to whom the Lord gave names (John 1:42: Mk. 3:17). one of several- Simons, but the only Peter in the Bible. Ho is called CepltKf (John 1:42); Peter (Luk* 6:14); Simon (Acts 15:14); (Simon <l-uko 22:31); and Simon Bar-Jonu (Mt. 16:17) Cephas tne.-ins "the W. Coburn, team N. Smith, team , \V. Stanley, train Give the Best Price to Our Customers Shay. will build Hla churMi—not upon Pe­ ter- but upon Himself. Peter Is tho little rock, nnd Christ the Rock. Pe­ ter also tells un. 1 Peter 2:4-8, that RAKSTOW UBAY STATE II nxnt h«w brought ths tUy Stair to IU HUFFMAN BROS. All we ask in the transaction is a SMALL percentage to cover the cost of handling and a very moderate profit to us. We have FOUND THE BEST MARKET for grainand are in the mar­ ket for ALL WE CAN BUY and will PAY THE TOP NOTCH MARKET PRICE FOR ALL WE CAN GET. So bring your grain here. In the .Matter of th<- Eittnte mirt R. Chilson, D6«rn»c<!. Iturd'-tt*- Itricic;- administrator id estate,- comes Into «•' to. render entered and that Im JEFFERSON STREET tie discharged i H- Selden, registration .... ‘ ke Nle-w. registration.... H. Carveth. registration -ferring to him an ■the first" 4.0U 4.00 nect. ................. to.op . .. . Ahl Selden that the ncH otints he allowed-'nnd orders drawn. Carried. Ayes. Aid. Lunn. NimMr HASTINGS, MICHIGAN nl**» that Judas •‘Pcnriot is last In each list. Peter l« one nf three who ar* pnyninent bn certain occasions (Mk. 5:37; 9:2; 14:35; Gal. 2:9), one I . > and on»- of four on nnotlteri Wc have all kinds of COAL to sell. No one can go wrong in buying their COAL from us. We buy COAL from the best mines bn earth and our experience in handling COAL enables us to gergood quality and accept no othdr kind. Then, too, our reputation stands back of every transaction we make whether in coal or something else. Sort nf God (Lk. the probate nfilcr. In the City , «>! Hastings. In said county. on the 31»t Carried. Ayos Aid. Lunn, liousli. Selden. Wespinter. nil Ju$ge. fifth < in lilt a* ling Judge if Probate. ‘ In th" Matter of th- F.«bit«- ,< ' Owen Ixtwdm having tiled In sahl court hi« petition praying thnt hl« final account ns administrator <>f said estate >*e allowed-and that tin- John 21:15). Of one of these ennfesaion* the Ixird said ••fiesh nnd blood hath not revealed it unto thee, but my Father which Is in heaven" (Mt. 16:17.) ,1In cnnfcmicd the omnis-iencc of Jesus Christ (John 31:17.) Carried, io, id, thus .^tempting to make rood 1,1, I <_• . ... ......... «> - . . ' I Ayes. Aid. I-unn, ? lodging Ijdusf in ihuijn I '*•n f,n'* Wcgplntor. Ii.;* lioH-.-d Moved l.y Aid. Iuka*,. ii.;-. itmiM-il KK'.IKNl RK.'..<NMI p.-i■iiici- its inslitulion eleven U<>. M‘i-1 of I lie lodgers have Edmonds Brothers Christendnm. These, key* he used, in open­ ing •'the door nf Christian opportuni- AUCTION SALE In order to close up the estate of the late Watson W. McKibben, I will have an auction sale on the farm, on section 29, Carlton township, three miles north and one and one*fourth miles east of Hastings, or one mile west and one and one-half miles south of Carlton Center, on Tuesday, Nov. 10,1914 Commencing at 10 o'clock and will sell the following described property: lint liay and Mock rack combined. Milburn wagon Do«hl Deering hinder, « ft. cut laic ruling cntllrator 11, .eking Valley liay ledili Enipirc grain drill. U lux* <Kls.ni liny rake • , ,, Kiirs' boh sleighs <\lh.T walking plow X'<A 99‘- ■ Bra— trlnuiictl hurne—. 1 •£ Inch Double buggy 2 single haggle-. * Funnlug mill UlMMcr White lin> old Iron keltic Half nf h acre-. of bean pods In stack. * IK -liurk-. of <x>m in field. Com planters I'orM Micilrt* Scoop xllOU‘1 Phial walking cultlvat<w few crate* Forks and other -mall tool*, it-cd on a form 3 cross cut saw11 ami saw Hinder rat Many other article* not mcntlonr<| Hot Lunch at Noon. Shelter for Horses. Terms of Sale: All sum. otSS OO^d under, e»«h. . ... , . - Over that amount, one year s time will be given on good bankable notes with interest at o'per cent. INo goods to be removed until settled for. , Mrs. IV. IV. McKibben, Prop Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer —The Elevator Men— Phone 18 (Acts 2:31.-13). and to Gentiles in the house of: Cornelius (Acts 10:3146.j." Satan* desired Peter to sift Hutinfs, Mich. WE KEEP A BIG STOCK OF FLOUR, FEED, CtfICKEN SUPPLIES, AND ARE IN THE MARKET FOR GRAINS Ml AND PRODUCE. 16:32 "He It far form thee. Lnrd: this ■hall trot be unto thee;" Mfl 13:27 "What shall wc have?” John 13:8; "Thou shall never wash my feet;" Mk. »:5 putting Jesus In same class with Motea and Ellas; John 13:19. smiting when he should have been quiet; John 21:21 “and what sh,all this man offense that Peter Is to commit. Again third time his appearatatf at^. speech In tesponif he do?” Ami yet. through some of his Peter denies the word ■ -of the Lord nro ‘ referred to. changes his speech to cursing. First Fiuevlons w<: h.»v* some jncat utter­ ances from th* l*ord. /. k.. Ml. 18:31, professed to.know more than He dM. his past Walk with Christ; second bls And there tire those who make the walk with the tfrethren; third hl* Peter Was own appearance and speech. Con­ Mk. 13:3, th* Olivet discourse: John same professton today. 13: 36. the words that follow 113:36­ determined not lo d<> this thing, hut trast this with Mary's devotion (John lie IT: 1-8). Hupposc Peter hail brought 14:1); and othet*. Peter slept-when lie depended upon ’ himself. he should have prayed (Lk. 9:32: Mk. slighted prayer nnd lost Its bleftslng. tbe Ixird a cup of cold water at this time. Instead. Contrast with tne 14: 37): grained When he should have I .ord's confession before Pilate 11 yielded (John 18:10); denied lhe tho flesh. (John 6:83). Tim. 6:13). Peter fell- * Tbe flesh, Lord’s words in his solf-confidcncc upon which lie relief, fulled, us It alsook him. and lied. ” Compare this (Mk. 14:29): followed afar off; sat down among the Lord’s enemies; with their profession In v 31., Peter warmed himself at their fire; "denied may have then r.-mcmt»cred his prom­ his Lord, tho faith, and the brother­ ise, and returned following ."afar off/’ and aorrow. coupled with ihecThwIng uf the cock nt precisely the right time. hood." Aft*r resurrection news had I been sent to the disciples "and Peter" ship, peace or power. wept bitterly (M. 36:75). Contrast (Mk. 16:7):-and he had visited the' place to give a testimony. with Judas who n#viT was a child of empty tomb (John 20:2-10): and the tyhat a picture of ourselves Lord had appeared to him (Luke 24: j those who follow Him must follow a God. rejected Saviour; "afar off” from the we find In impulsive Peter! < Sincerely yours. 21:8). Irf: the work of fishing for rejected One’la not the place for you. O child of God. You cannot be pop ­ men. and )■ <1 .there with him. And yet. who else ever had right'thousand ular with the world which dejects See how mightily God u»- of the Lord'* encmle*. 1:1). He how associate* with tho The next thing is character .of jhn Jiiblo. but also as. a Lord's enemies. writer In it. To -come to the text his warming at their tire. How many Christians are wanning . themselves by the world's fires. Cold, and "afar lavwn Divisions. PETER'S IlESOLL'TION. costs to be near Him. they nsaoeialn with thp Lord'* foca. und then enter up. Tile Outline Dertdope,!. The Lord announced thnt th* dis­ ciples would forsake Him (v 27’j, re­ ferring to Zech. 13:7. He knew' the connection with thl* announcement, He looked beyond His death to lhe resurrection uind gave them a. prom­ ise for that tnne( y 88). Net sanc­ tioning the divine progf^m. Peter de­ himself m et class alone, separate from the rest of the disciples. He would say to the Lord tMt those nrords might apply lo others. * but surely not to one like Peter. In rei|ily the Lord becomes Just as parson!ai (v 3j»), and announces the definite How gradually this happened! denier of the Ixtrd. And all this time Peter was a child of God. Hut nf what uBr 1» htartlfe while to this •afar off" condition? A warning! Un had rejected the words of tho laird (v 31). nnd neglected the pray­ er life. .Now here !• the fruit. In­ stead of the world's fires, a return to prayer and tl^e Ward will warm you up, you who have grown cold Qnd nro r' SHINE “a W IN EVERY 1 DROP” 1 Black Bilk SI ore Polish Black Silk 1 Stove Polish Total attendance, lit. Average dally attendance. 11.48. Number boys enrolled. 10. Nymber Kiris enrolled. 9. Total enrollment. 19. Those neither absent . pr tardy: Adalbert Wunderlich, LaWrence filo. cum. Marvin Htocum. Ix-o Harry. Hil­ da Milla. Donald Goodell. Etta Wal­ ters, Lucille Wunderlich. Glenn* White and Mary Goodell. Those earning half holidays .wereEtta Walters and Glenn White. . Glenn While called on Clifton Ragla. Sunday afternoon. Wliflttm KJocum. Albert Harry and Lydia Wunderlich werb aMcnt from school last Thursday and Friday on account of illness. M.-frgueritn Uincastrr entertained Vers and Velma Jennings Sunday. Wo had our teats lost Thursday and Friday. Wc worked hard and' Mr*. George Nichols and danghler visited un lost Wednesday after­ noon. We were very glad to have her with u* and hope that she I* unt th* only person Interested in our school work. Come and see u* Tb^rr will be no school Thursday and Friday thia week, 041 Misa Smith la going to attend lhe teachers' |ri*iltute held nt Kalamasoo. Hva Smith. Tea.hr r RHEUMATISM Decay of the System Easily Pre­ vented by the use of RHEUMA Pbter to deny the Lord H" was ohserved ••warming hltKaalf* tv 67) by an unbeliever, who reminds him that one time he'WAfi: NOW is not. He denied. In v 69 It wan Mid "This is one of them.” He denied again. The Report for month ending Octniu-r Mrd: Get a Can TODAY Chronic Rheumatism is the result of the organs of the body becomingTmktegn»ted with Uric Acid crystals, which cause —nf —._ ... , . c. aiseuc ana restore the natural j functions of the system. RHEUMA limUrs up the stiffened joints and reducts the 50 cents a boulc-tnouej returned if it fails, * > CARVETH & STEBBINS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-11-12.pdf 7e0fc4d2be4b44f0dd38572ff4f1a1b1 PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY CirmdaiUu Greater Thau All Other Barry CSmnty Papers Combined. ] THE HASTINGS FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 20 PAGES BANNER. [ HASTINGS, MfCHIGAN, THURSDAY. NOV. 12,1914 Everybody Reo.1* The RAffHKX. PART ONE-1 TO 8 NUMBER 28 LE*ARN HOW TO “LIVE. LONGER At Barry County Good Health Week Nov. 15 - 21 - Two Sessions Daily. - JUNIOR BROTHERHOOD U/UV PICAflFTTF IIQFRQ MISS NELSON, DIST||bT TRAIN- PIQPIIIT'PnilRT PflN WHISTTOURNAMENT TO BE ORGANIZED HERE "111 blofiUl 111 UOLR0 eo NURSE, DOING GOOD WORK UIIlbUl I bUlill I bUIV urn oi m. HEIEIEIT ffl ™■ ABE NOT EMPLOYED WHTSTERS Friday Evening. Arrangements for perfecting nn or- i ganlxatlon for th- formation of a Junior Brotherhood in’tho M. E. church to work uh nn auxiliary to I tho Brotherhood worn made at n| FROM CADILLAC MOTOR-C A WORKS WILL RE EXPLAIN- No Collection. No Admission Fee. TnbcrvulosAs Socieiy. . Tno people or Harry vo. ar | an opportunity to appr«'iatc jlh<* benefits of having wucli | gsnltatlon as the Haxtlngx A * crculosis Society. The Pi«tric MISTAKE OF SOME ONE IN WASUCUI HINGTON PROVES VERY COSTLY HLH [|CPTD|P tllbinib Dill nflll’ dec. is 23~m irrn .yvcil WORK AHEAD. EXPERTS TO COMPETE tboritirs In the-Department uf Agri-| LINE t'itOSKI'S SQLTIMVEBT• un.r.. U ror ,.„x , I < ar*>lezsnetM or inefficiency in permitiiiig the hoof-and-mouth dlte.tso to I ............... got such a 1>Ik sthrt. Almost nt thol . bexinniug or the outbreak cultures iFOLKS HO LONGER DEPENDENT by that society Is making her visits 65 CASES ON CALENDAR met on Friday evcnlng'and enjoyed n around the county explaining espec­ Friends of the members of Q1DDV Pfi (Hi UnUCMRED INCLUDE 20 DIVORCE SUITS »ciorinnrlans feared were Buffering! the classes were also present. 42 older | DARHT bU. UN RUVuMOLn IO ially hqw to prevent-, tuberculosis bOya In all being present. ' from visiting an/ ^onununity or ' i from the disease, were sent to'thh ‘ home: how it can be cnred by fresh For some time It ho* been evident rupposed authorities nt Washington. ] tlmul -10 F.tpcet Player* Will Be that a Junior Brotherhood would bo Proofs submitted Kbcmlng Why air. sunlight, good nouffahlng food, who pretended to examine them.; • zpcelally plenty of milk, and living n popular organization in the church "IJttlc White Kia vers" Destroy and reported that there was nothing 1 and one .thfii would attract many. Al Whta* tlub. to Indicate foot-nnd-mouih <IIm*uzv. ! 'ouiik Manliood. Untied. how to go care for incurable cast** of Thu* assured from Washington the The menjb^rw of the liozllngi projec t was discussed thoroughly and tuberculosis that they will not ba | matter was dropped, and thereby the ber term of circuit court is a committee appointed to prepare a 1 contagion was spread into »<-.eral members of tlic Michigan Whist As- constitution and by-laws. Another stales. Whnt might have been , has nothing Rood soolatlon. which will hold Its nine, Kalamna... stopp-d qrh li little expense hud the toenth eoml-.inntlnl tournnmchl pi Friday evening. cnr»fu1lvld*r »u on,l Jtodlta Smith anil Washington authorities been .’’on tho This l» th liastlnkN on Thursday and Frldoy, 11 thn Jury* will hove a bust term ahead Job” will now entail n loss of mll- which will enable th- company explains. November IN and IB. Thi> nieolk,s* i_. nM<nnn iuu|Drn {unfriendly to it. Those LS5S reasons determine the conditioh* of the r tl) Tuberculosis is n germ wi|l bo held In the banquet -room in FLUID TVUUU INJUUlU ‘are the 1.S56 boys between 10 and SO criminal eas.-#. 23 I*- I And as a wi tho Maznnlc temple. ' | |U 1 pfiDU UlKIfFR J *» Barry county." says Socrcabout the I5lh of l> non-Jury. If* chancery man said to the n The local reception committee v.-ill m H uunn nuohLR |ary j, r Vgndorcbok of the Harry expected that with n ‘ .. ...................... * ", ----------- -County Committee of tho Y. M. C. A. sputum. ,l<rnl,.. . .... ----- ... eiudi-d in the number are 30 divorce doubt that if th« ....... Ckil|ilnx Caught In TuLt- j During Good Health Week, this or­ out. it would be found that th- fel- !" Gran‘> p*4l><‘’’wil> m«- wjnew, .... .ciises. the largest number-In year*. ' Ing His Arm Out amt ’canlzatlon which I* working for the spilling of the germ infect-d zputuin. | The entandar follows: , , ... . hour-aud 1 •» minute R. Cook. J. Dooley. I.. low who mid. this costly mistake glrt-«n.nIll Bjitf,- t**r.ck , Goodyear, C. E. Doyle. L H. IT] u.’wnzu.i... ' coming manhood of the country will <4.) The life of a ’ tUbereulosUj r.„oI(lo v,. „,rmJn X(UBrl an(l Wrenching. Muscle*.. (launch Its ease against tho “little Ills Job m Washington ,because'* -------- -i nd J. J. Dnwson. Nora Carne*. Illegal cohabitation. . politics, arid not because ..f hi* ntne. Grand Itnpid*. Goinr From Baltimore Center corrrzpon- whit* slaver" In a wide-spread cam­ that If the "spitting A short buslnesw session will bo> i'eoplx vs. Philip Cosmo Gordondent: t ' paign reaching into every high school stopped. tuberculosis Floyd Wood met with <v very pain-: In the county. There will be no ti­ People vs. Charles Lawrence, nsful accident Thursday while husking rades against the use of "coffin-nails." Tliur-satay. corn with hlz machine, for Gill Firm­ but n practical presentation will re­ trni make* possible the development Mult and* bateryrtt. Knight Trophy. BROTHERHOOD MEETING MON ing In JohnstowjL While attrndlmt veal to these l.dfftt itoys mental, phys­ People vz. Frank Eggleston, n»« DAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 16 Till* section In* to tho machine his clothing caught in ical and moral reasons why the-bsblt great danger of th" cl*ttrott<- habit, snitll mid battery with the Intent to into tho third-rail . lYiday. the gearing, twisting his arm out of Is not a good one. the, liquor habit and other bndy-dcj plsco nnd wrenching hi* shoulder. Yorkville-ami Montleth. In order !•■ Wednesday, Nov. IS. Secretary Van- Mroylng habit*. m. Gallery Trophy, Sup|»cr squad Will Serve An Oyster make the- third-rail lr< The muscles of both arm and should­ dercook will accompany Charle* M. rn. Women's Trophy. (6.) Good habits, elrnu bodies, People vz. Itafry Jozcph, attempt to rh improvement iMM-d .whirl; er wore badly atrntacd. it required Carson, factory manager of the Cadil­ clean heart* and clean blind*, tngeth- commit InrctTTy from “ the M-rvlcrs of both thr Lacy and lac Motor Car Co., in l)is tour of tho Speakers. . People K-*. Hninuel Dowling phyzlclnn* to --*••- ••the high schools, where this Detroit em­ shine are the best poniblr tomj* ■ ‘ ’ from the He was rr„._................... ployer of hundreds of men nnd boy* tock shnul-i. * All games are open t» ____ fractun*. whlat hood night. trolley pol< < players wlthul restrictions.ns to res­ home in rrlchaVdville late In tho af­ will tell why he wont hire thoib who Miss Nelson hi* called on several •e the third-. ternoon. * It will bo some time before zinok" the cigarette. Thar morning a* who are III with tubercnlnsi* and I ' People v*. Harry Dickerson, taking idence or c\ub affiliation. with pumpkin pie tall l« forbidden. 9 o'clock. Mr. Corson will speak In the other diseases, and has given many automobile without intent to commit Individual prlxae will bo awardcu) trimming*. opera house nt Nashville. At 11 helpful suggestlona for tb<* comfort larceny. to members of pair or team winning o'clock he will address (he boys of Scnlz-Dcmcruy Nuptials. People v*. Ralph R. McCaslin, nnntrophies nnd tv each member uf pair winning high scores in. open gan.es. vice to Augiisl.i, Yorkville, Richland, Monday at noon, at the homo of Hastings. At 1 o'clock he will appear whujtare for thepi, and ^gpeclaiiy for aupport. a body mid listen to ilie zpcuVers for Ties in trophy matches will be sctt;r-l the groom's imrcntz, Mr. anti Mrs. In the Methodist Episcopal church nt the prevention of the spread of tub. People vs. Fred Rose, seduction. | that rv.*nlnz.\l arction of th- .-hurvli itlchlan-l Junction. Doster, Hnop-'r. Middleville, where ail the boys rtnd by Tournament Committee nnd ties in ereuloala from thoso who are now People vs. Delbert -Dollar, disposing I will F<- n re rvAi for them. of contract property. Claud Hentx was united in marriage girl* of the town will be galhercif to to Mis* Vosta May Demeray, of thia that name afternoon ho will also speak playot Will ho charge# tn all gnmr**. th<- county, especially cony in the night tlm<\ resaive Pair, games wilt Im* thn M. E. church performing the to. the boy* nnd giri» of Freeport.” Laze Wednesday evening Rupt. G. wanted to g<> to Kalamazoo. Slack' Probai- Judge Charles Th- Barry <5>unty Committee of under the Mitchell System ot ceremony. Only the immediate mem. Doxtnd.-r nnd his Y. M. C. A. group Htating poor eonnectlnn*. <it Riehlaml Harry Payne vs. George Hinchman, tho Y. M. C. A.’ ha* secured from enta nnd the laws '.of the Junction or Gull Like Junction. Thn ffom Grand Rapid* assumpsit. Ing*. »n thrlr bicycle*. new road,'is rxpecIMi to offer every In honor of the. event the house Henry' Ford of Detroit 600 copies of l>i'on for several weeks in Butter­ tho testimony against and for the convenience, in tr.il1lc and equipment Ills condition lias (aaaumpait wu« decorated in green-and white, the cigarette which that great manuf.ee*- worth hospital. All Kamen will be stiirtod promptly that the company can paozlhly giv.4 improved somewhat nnd he will con» dining room being especially beauti­ on time. turer has gathered together. The Ilnur his cure nt his home. On Bun-: The D. T. St M. road Was unique in They held IhVlr ful with a wealth of flower* and sniltasty little booklet entitled "The dny. P. A. Sheldon, of this city, vis­ The Knight Trophy is for tcatnz of lira in of Hlbln study nnd modern mllroiidlng in that one little* Nclaon Kittinger vs. Fred Ruth* et Case Against thr Little .White Hlaver" ited Judgo Mack ■ nnd presented him four men or women. Match neon* to games nt tho headquarters of the nJ. appeal from Justice court. Immcdlately after the ceremony published at great expense. In It. Harry County Committee of the Y. M. freight t fa ips on the road. the happy couple loft for an auto­ Mr. Ford addresses his friend, the with a huge liouquet <>f carnation" nt fajl meeting. ■» sent by the county\otllceni consisting Castleton, .mumpsit. Eighty pound rails will Gallery Trophy open . tn pairs nf mobile trip to various points In Mich­ American boy, by saying: ft is expected that during the com­ of Judge Clement Knilth. Sheriff A. i Allie Gale vs. Fred Gale, nstpimpslt. "While spending some time in N. Williams. Prosecutliyc Attorney men. Howell schedule, trick score igan. expecting to ba absent about a Mabel E. Kellar vs. Willtam I1. ing week jnother group will be or­ ntted with week after which they will b« al Florida with Thomas A. Edison, the . ThAs. 8ulliVML_County Clerk Roy ganized In Middlevillewith F. O. Women’s Trophy open to pairs* rif home to their friends at 405 E. Green foremost electrical genluri tho world Andrus. RrgMtcr of Deeds Karl Stokoe az their lender. Thh will Joseph-E- GUI vw Joseph F. women. Howell system of play. iHck has eVer known nnd John Burroughs, er. attachment. Upon hl* return the groom will re­ tho grr.it naturalist, the question ot der Ream. Drain FommtaUoner will Im- the seventh group in the coun­ Continued on page five. , sume his clerkship In Cook At Bentz ty. Others-will l>e nrlgantzrd as line the l>est that modern rallrondinc E. lllrdaell. County Surveyor L store. The bent wishes of a large particularly upon boys and young rapidly as possible. Probate Cobfe. Mrs. Grac. " , 7 T. ___ FRIGHTENED HORSE THROWS number o_f friend* go with them for a mon, same up for discussion. Iteghter, Mr*. Ella Eizglexton, Prnfc "Mr. Edison advanced some pro­ bat- Clbrk. Charlea 8. Andrus Jani­ nnco Union will meet at the Rapttzt happy and prosperous wedded life. TWO GIRLS FROM HIS BACK nounced views In condemnation of tor. County School Commissioner E. church Tuesday, November 17 aj Advertised IjcUcts. tho cigarette. For several ycaril.he J. Edger. 2:30 p. m. leader Maud Deedrick. Animal Beciimex Hcarvil and Kpoll-i Topic, "My Cup Runneth Over." The Mr. Edward H. Holbrook. Mr. Au- had been experimenting with com­ delegate will give a repoVt from the ton Mach. Mr. L. P. Mathews, Mr. bustion ot various substances for thr Ride for IdUinn Asha Iter aiul District Convention and the address Cffarllc McMannls, Cl. Mr. Rosco purpose of discovering a suitable will be delivered by Rev. Hawkins, Woodruff, Mr. E. E. Plerxon. Mr. fllamcnt for use In incandescent Becoming frightened when he pastor of the Baptist church. "How ’ Fayette Richardson. Mrs, 8. A. Isley, Three Auction Sales Ad­ search that the harmful effects of I Can Help," Mr*. Smith. stopped upon a pall, n horse on which Mr*. Dan Ljomcy. Miss Illa Demon. Tin* HANNER believes in publicity I ehnneo for lutectl. acrolein were observed. i naked ■It her vertised This Week Mr. Edison to pul his conclusions In In nil matters which concern the p.*oI find-tlivre .ar.•r began pie, nnd never In conccnlmvnt of the 11 last Ings that are writing. He did so. and tho letter both girls to the ground. Is reproduced herewith In facstmllli*. "Following the receipt oi this let­ but later MIm Azhalter began to com­ are report* abroad in thj» county .In my Judgment three uro not tliphThe fourth nmy be. but ter I authorized an interview- which quit farming plain and when Dr. C. P. Lathrop about diphtheria in Hastings that' thcrep-* Having decided I went squarely on record as oppos­ made nn examination he found that arc so wide of the truth that they' the mothe r slate* that the girt h{ts Wc pubh«r right collar bone hud been frfc- ought to Im* corrected. ed to cigarettes, making (t plain.that •I do not fee! called upon tq try to tured. Miss AshtUter is the daughter liahed the facts about every ens<I to comreform any person over 25 years of north and oifr- of Dan Ashniter. Miss Power, the of diphtheria in thb« city that the' pletely negr-glll «*ez. ju*4 age because by that time tho habit eighth mile west of Assyria Center, daughter of Edward Power. The ac­ health authorities knew anythimr has. been forihed.’ Then It is only on nection 1*. Assyria township. It cident happened Bunday oh Snm about at the time we went to preztoInfection ffotn them. Tho fifth Gclgor’a farm.'south of Quimby. The e I* Ilk.- the 1 i*t one. I am told; Practically every subscriber on our list re* nor boy. We g mind of tho smoker which will en­ nt 10 o’clock, with Frank Waltz uh t Is It is n doiibtfnt case. able him to stop. He knows the In­ auctioneer. Hot lunch at noon. BIx trouxh when the girl* took pasAtgc fact*'with regard to the ifituatlou <it ceived a letter from this office last week ex­ jurious? effects and ‘.controls his own bolated. .«,> that no'contagion Is ,poson hL» back with disastrous .results.. thority than Dr. IT. S. B.irthulmnw. romp nice white Leghorn poultry, and destiny|n this connection plaining a plan that would involve very Continued on pago four. THE ADVANTAGE OF HAVING Hoard of Health, who 1* also h will bn disposed of. Read the nu­ Simlitfh' kill* th* little to any one subscriber, but would ag­ tion sale advertisement in this issue KEECH BOUND OVER ON inttanib*. ONE AUCTION SALE PAPER officer for tint city of Ijinzinft- J FOR THREE TROPHIES supper. ..... । M flM[) W|T|) 0H£ E||G|)|E Report of State Health Officer Gives The Facts./ Every One Should Read This. A Plain Word to Banner Subscribers gregate such a total as would enable us to GRAND LARCENY CHARGE greatly improve the service of the Banner to its readers and patrons. We hope every ■ Stealing 3B0 Worth of Cream- subscriber will do as that letter suggested, fot it stated the facts just as they texist. We are thankful to those who have responded already. But they represent so far only about 12 per cent of the notices sent out. May we not ask every subs'eriber who has not yet complied with the request we made to please do so at once and help us boost the Banner into a position where it can give the service we mentioned in our letter to every reader and patron, and the time tb help boost is NOW. Yours truly, COOK BROS. Edward Mecch. the Batik* Creek man arrested for tho alleged theft of the Hickory Corners creamery, waa examined In Justice Cadwallader’s court on Thursday and bound over to circuit court on a charge . of grand a PoRdbta, Conflict Frank ll>tle. Having decided to rent his farm by .the field. Frank Hyde will have an auction snle nt his farm three and a havo auction sales to have them printed in one recognized nuctlon-salo paper like the BANNER. ha« been qf Lacey, on section thirty-one. Ma­ demonstrated time and time again. It ple Grove township. Tho sale will gives the vpry widest posiblr publl-* commence al 10 o'clock. and hot city at a minimum expense and es­ lunch at noon. Cot W. IL Couch will pecially it prevents a conflict of dates. bo the.auctioneer. Mr. Hyde will fits- a unabfe to furnish bond* hay, grain, fnrn, tools, etc. Read Appearance in the higher hta auction sale advertisement in this BANNER. Ycaterday we received copy from O. W. Durham and E. A. the sale, and any further particulars. Tobias, living only three or four C. K. & H. WIU Pay Ilnmngo. miles from >les*r* Russell and EvO. W. Durham anil K. A. Tobins. A Jury In the United States district court In Grand Rapids on Friday af­ Being short of feed, and having ternoon returned a verdict awarding waa_-advertlsed for, 13,538 damages to Gaby Kindesparl*.Hr both sale* bring advertised in er, who brought’suit against the C. K. flare an auction sale on the Jasper tho BANNER we noticed they were & 8. Railway company asking for Miller farm one* mile south of Lacey. both for the same day. We Im­ 340,000 for Injuries which it was The sale will commence at one mediately called up Mr. Durham and claimed disfigured him permanently, he gladly chaagod the date of his his Jaw-bone being fractured In two the xuctMneor. Nothin* hut aiock eels eo that, it would not conflict with win be dWlloe^i of. T^orw will Do tho other one. The result will be deformity »o that the teeth of the up- offered tor sole 11 horse* and colt*.: that the people in tho BouthoMtarn *e - •yw «uu jtwo Uia not nicsn- u i part of the county can attend both waa also alleged that his speech was eslcs. which would not have bean impaired and that the fracture In tho possible had both sales occurred on runinrx anj becatiM they desired to have this expert lnveztlg.it.* the situation fully. Dr. Rartholoniew* Wns ’railed io llnztlngs by the I‘*ea1 health .iiithorltlve. He .-,imc Tuesday, nnd below is his plain statement »f the dlptfthcrla situation In Harting**. ern the germs of diphtheria in a moi it atate, from the sputum. p~ '—* “ ------ z * _ •" Thai I --­ \»r<ltphthvria ought Ami where. .■luted -is welt, an thorn suspected fafita about •liphlheria All bo'controlled. By the diphtheria in Hastings nt e- op. ration ■«.{ the doctor* and health From Dr. Bartholomew'* . offlcers tn Haatlhgz. and especially can be see that then* is no more1 by the efficient work of tho •up.'rlndaiiger of diphtheria tn liiztlngs Ji .n ! tendeqt of Hasting* echnolz. dlphin any other city in this state, and b s ! th< ri*’ is being .-Antr.’11<-.l in your than then* i* In some country .. of this county ’ : t nnd ihau-ity h-wlth ufllci r and Dr. Barth’n|omew> statement f * - • tho •iipcrint\ dent of *ehouls hnv« low*. _ 'been far more than ordinarily vlgiTo the People of HaMltnt* J Lint and elU. len'l in dealing with tho and Barry County, i ’*‘“ ><*on. in Hastings. T^e diphther, u situation is far listur In your town I was called to (than In most of the rilles ot Mk-hland desire\o‘make ' .7 plain, frank [n’’n’Bai^Ca ? uu.h.4 b-u'X'X*""" ■Un”". two COSM tbit bad been pronounced . diphtheria lu HwUng* Both sro . J Und*a^ r.ow conv»!or21ag. and no danger of ,i-dr^nP,J2H contagion Mhuicvor from eithw. Ona, ‘ w.5 a v, ,i3- chLd Wh; had never ™ been it vch-.a: The other had not,^'U 1,1 b.m In och-iol for four d*yu bsfore ' ' ‘___________ *:• -!h.r.- w.-u. nol' . * - ni ir.u-l '"JU �eicKgenant Ever try tha Riede Clothing and Shoe Dept, kt Grant Otie Old Stand Friday and Saturday Women Take Notice! Comfort and Fat Ankle Men's dress and work , gloves at an exceptional saving really remarkable values including such well know brands as Hensen’s, Wilson Bros, and Barry & Davis. Every man knows the reputation of these manufacturers for, quality -and at these prices you should buy a years’ supply. Shoes No. 2U1. Jumbo bhoe, via with patent tip, features tbc- wide ankle, broad heel and shank, heavy turn *ole and »tcel GLOVES and MITTE.NS Friday and Saturday Only " $3.00 No. M, designed for aurec*. rubber heel, tried arch sup port, tnru »olc. O') *T“ Price per pair vZ./v 75c Gauntlctli, only a small lot at these prifee. Friday ahd Satur­ day only 59c 75c Mitt*, heavy peeve lined with day only- ’ ,1.(0 and tI B l'ndrc**’d Kid. tan or brown, another of Wil*on Uro*. ’ make, Fri. and Sat. 8*0 ,1 15 Lineman Glove, Hansen'* famous fire and water proof gauntlett, Fri. and Sat. . 7*0 ,1.25 Driving Mitt. Hansen'* one finger milt, Friday and Satur. day only... 7*0 'Ye Old Time" Comfort end Sweet Sally Lunn Shoes 59c Mr*. Thama* Am.worth died early .< unlay morning Hh* had been In p<K>r health for auinc time tiod waa taken to her bed about two weak* ago with typhoid pneumonia. Cha*. Kart and Mell Blosaoin ot Vermontville; w*nt lo Bruco Cro**Ing hunting. Mr. and Mr* J*ke Orl.bt*. Mr* O«o- Baker. Mfr too Bower* and Mr* Frank Coykeadali mowed'’ to Sunfk-ld. Friday and .pent the day at th? new farm home of rfohn Bower*. Sole Leather Cure Out in the open, with long swinging stride, b^sd thrown back, and breathing deep of crisp autumn air. It's life and if* optimum. the Boulevard. S->nw nk-c table lin­ en and china amt many good wishes were left to help them ‘belr new life. ’ * . Hhlrlcy Lepard ha* purchased *h sb iu-re tram near Grand Rapid*. We've just tho shoe for that purpose. With heavy soles that will take you through fields or forest* with security and with comfort. MEN’S $2, $250, $3, $3.50, $4 and $5 John <5c Glove* (Hausen'* Corker) ex­ tra special. Friday and Satur- LADIES’ $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50 and $5 Ironside Shoe Company BOYS' GLOVES Masonic Temple Bldg. PERSONAL MENTION porary, the Dully New*. pljaerved. <> «*<iur*e. It Would depend ■omen-hat 01 what "qualiiled" iik-.m. Napoleon' NlfMl to 81. Helena Waa u "<aualltle<i Sunday. ’ Mr*. Good and Mr*. Flory attend* rd church near Woodland. Sunday. Albert McClelland'* cftllad at Andy Brook’* Sunday evening. dlaguoelt tn. Inquire what would hive been the presidential rvault thia your —if thia had been a presidential eirvtlon and If the >tatex hud reglatered tTrunk wan th* gueat of Dr. and Mra' V. G Kholfleld. Monday night. Mr* Alex. Bartholemew and daugh­ ter Hilda, of Brittle Creek, .pent the weak end W1W Holing* friend* Air. and Mr*. Dan Uinfaull and Mr. ind Mr*. Chark-s BlrdMlt «p«nt Sat­ urday and Sunday at Wall lake. Policeman'* Badge of Authority. In equipment th* policeman carle* from a walking arsenal, anch a* the Jericho policemen, to th* clublci* pa- The club, however, is recognized a* the policeman'* badgo of aulbority. In Darjeeling th* policeman earric* a reed pole about tlx feat long. In Seville the night police arc armed with long spear*, *uch as the knight* bill Kama la Ann Arbor Saturday. Harry HUlun amt Harry Raruum won- In Ann Arbor Saturday to ace tha MtehlganxVrnnsylvanht gamu. Miaa Be*al* IM X«* waa in Kala­ ma so o Tuesday evening to ace Maude Hasting*, Mich. Phone 176 TRY BANNER JOB DEPT. FOR QUICK SERVICE Character In Every Line When we make your. Overcoats Don’t Buy Them Ready Made Let Us Make Them SATISFACTION BALMACAANS AUCTION SALE We, the undersigped, being short of feed, and having more stock than we care to winter, will have an suction sale on what is known as the Jasper Miller farm, 1 mile south of Lacey, on FOR MEN AND WOMEN Just the patterns you want. Seo us. li^kiKv'n Saturday to attend lbs Stmrf aervkaa of Mr*. Sage'* brothr-ki-luw, W. B. McLaughlin. Mr*. Jennie liuwiay returned Batur- Buderman—The Tailor HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Wednesday, Nov. 18,1914 Commencing at 1 o'clock p. tn. sharp, and will sclfthc following described property: Horses Cattle Brown mare, 4 yr*, old, wt. 1450. Gray Gelding, 3 yrs. old,, wt. 1300., Black mare, 9 yrs. old, with foal. Gray Gelding, wt/ 1250. Bay Mare, wt. 1100. Horse colt, 17 months old, sired by Hendrix Morgan. Good colt, 6 months old, sired by Wester. Good colt, 3 months, old, sired by Wester. Sorrel mare, 14 yrs. old, wt. 1200. Span of sorrel drivers. Genuine Gas Coke Red cow, 9 yrs. old, due June 18. Genuine Gas Coke is made from the best grades of soft coal but has had all the smoke, soot, tar and other impurities removed. Steer, 2 year, old. Red cow- giving milk, 7 yrs. old. Sheep and Hogs Genuine Gas Coke is a cleaner and a better heat giving fuel than any coal and it will last fully as long as hard coal but you save about $2.00 per ton by buying Genuine Gas 27 coarse wool breeding ewes. ' 35 spring Lambs. 1 registered Cotswold buck. Shropshire buck, 2 yrs. old, good one Brood Sow due about Dec. I. CokeA Furnace full of Genuine Gas Coke will warm your house better and makes less work cleaning up the cellar. TFRIKi AI1 sunis of S'0.00 or wulir cash. Over that amount I Lnmoi an. yu,', time will be elven on bankable notes with Interest at six per cent No property removed until settled for. Think it over. O. W. DURHAM E. A. TOBIAS, COL. HENRY BIDELMAN AUCTIONEER gives better results Furnace than any other fuel. White Heiler, 2 yrs. old, due April oc * Bhvttkld. buiul.iy Dr. and Mr*. Bluttldd uecoinpaultd by Mrw. Furry and thv doutur« mother, motored to Bat- W, R.6RAYBUR* CLERK Genuine Gas Coke is for sale by alt good fuel dealers in Hastings. Thornapple Gas 6 Electric Co 'PHONE 5 ALWAYS BENDER REAL SERVICE’ �NOVF-MHF.P. 12,-1011. Mt*. Sarah Fisher FAG1 Is recovering NEWS thh U. B. church at Cedar Creek. Sunday evening at 7:20 o'clock. Hast.lnsa Hive No. 302. I* O. T. M. lousiy 111 with lifer trouble «iurln* ihn hut tMi day*. in slowly Improv- M. will noid its next regular meet- Our Great Clearance Mrt Henry Bidelman of Quiniby. The village of Wayland ha* secured <h« condensaty, which a company Bert Hilton. I* very 111 with pneu­ vrauted to locate I if Hastings some Ums monia. — P. A. Van Tuyl of Morgan, moved With hl* famlp- 10 ItaaUng*. ftaturday stand, ha* moved hl* farptly into No. mana a Io* -tho Trim skating rink.. 214 (Roadway. Th" Myatlo Workers party which T(te nestings high school foot ball team will play In' Eaton Rapid* Sat­ urday. On Wednesday of n»xt week Eaton’* Friday evening has been postponed on account of Ulna**. Nashville plays here. . •wlfl bp held at tho homo of Dan;<M Our great Clearance Sale is a success right, all our departments are showing great activity and goods are moving fast. Trade seems to realize that we have the best assorted and most complete stocks to choose from and when we offer such great values right in the season it’s not surprising that the public takes advantage. Uln«d H Grand Rapid* friend* Buntomoblls* and bringing Sale continues until Thursday, Nov. 19th. a poj- luck Workmen have placed glass tem­ porarily In the window* of Bt. Rose th* fellowship club which did not c hurch, and thl* beautiful 'house of reach us until late yesterday fore­ noon I* unavoidably crowded out this worship will toon be completed. Rpecl.il meeting Hunting* Chapter « Tha slx.ycars-old daughter of Ern*m Matteson, of Baltimore town­ dldftt**. ntni'eerdhiony. A full alien- ship, fell from the rear of a marine wagon and broke both boqes in her dancn l* roquestedz left fore-arm. Tuesday. Dr. McGufMr. and Mr*.* J. B. Rllsy of Nord nn reduced the fracture*. ' Calif., celebrated their golden wed­ Russell Vol! De Young. *on of Mr. ding anniversary recently, about 100 and Mr*. Polar DeYoung, former Our entire stock of Coats and Sults is as­ One big lot of line all wool dress goods. guest* bring present. Mr. and Mrs Hasting* residents, died at Celina. O„ sorted in four great lots. Nov. «th of congestion of the lungs. in plain and fancy. $1.00 and $1.25 values 69c Buflal was made In Fair Plain ceme­ Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 1 Lot 2 tery. Grand Rapids, Monday. NovcinTh« deer in tho pen In the city park 50c dress goods in a good range of new havo taken on their fall coat*, which Mr*. Thoma* Kelley, aged 43 years, are astonishingly similar in color tc •n old resident of Rutland, died on patterns and plain colors, only ..39c their l»af-covered surrounding*. Therr Monday at "the home of her daughter, Most of the-Coats and Suits in above lots nr» six happy fox squirrels tn the park Mr*. George Payne, ot Hope, and was 85c corduroy in tan and green arc t educed 50 per cent. and they owe Charls* Wood for n burled In Rlversldo cemetery on dally supply of nut*. Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Maurice One lot of all Wool Dress Skirts . f......................................................... .$1.98 Th bi I* the time wheh you should Grigsby otnclatfng. Obituary will be 56-inch Balniacan Suiting* in gray and brown................................ .59c .All wool sergeJTu 11 ic Skirts at only............................................................... lock up your f-hlcken coops, a* mam published next week. theft* of fowl* have been reported. A Mercerized Table Linctergood ever}’ day cloth*37c Word from Mr*. Will Chose, who House Dresses, Misses' sizes 16, 18, 20, fits a goJl sized lady. $1.00 val­ chicken lifter Is a difficult kind of an underwent nn ^operation nt the Vnloffender‘to catch, but It will go hard zrrally hospital at Ann Arbor last ■50c Wool Gullies in beautiful designs 39c ues, at only ............................................................................................. week report* her us having rallied $l.oo and Si.25 Silks in Roman Stripes, fine checks ami floral patterns, at 85c Ladies' House Dresses, a good assortment. $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 values been raiding roosts In this vicinity If iplendldly from the operation, with they are apprehended. in one lot at......................................................... ; fine prospects for her complete roEton Flannel and Flannelette, 15c valueg%c Mrs. William Olney entertained * 'overy. A good sited tumor was re­ company of about twenty ladles Fri­ moved. also a large number of gall day afternoon, complimentary to Mt* stontw. HA8TINGS’ Standard The Junior Auxiliary of Emmanbrookl. Mr*. Sage was presented MOST UP-TO-DATE Marchandlao at tha Lowest with some beautiful gift*. Refreh- the parish house on .Friday afternoon STORE Posalbl* Price* mtnu were served and all enjoyed a at 3:00 o'clock. Christmas In China, pleasant time. will be-th* subject of n talk which Any persons having good oul-grown will be Interesting to older people as children's clothing, bedding.'flour, po­ well as children. Come and bring tatoes. bean*, dried fruit, vegetables or your friend*. Refreshments will be fruit* canned In tin. or money which wlll probably take treatment It* a pri­ they wish to contribute to ths rolls' George Standley of Barry, has boon vate Institution in Fort Wayne. Mr. In Jail several day* awaiting exnmi- Jones has many friends* In Hasting* who deeply sympathlxo with him. Thursday, November 42. and Tuesday, tery with the intent to go great bodily harm. Standley* nrrrst, it Is nllegcity, nnd nil hope that hl* health will Ralph W. Kuensel and Sam Damoth will choose- side* from among which Mr. Stanley received a brok­ Judgc Bmllh will be busy thl* week members qf tho Moos* lodge and'ln- en nose. Ils will be summoned Into hearing the nction which Addison J. dulgo In n bl* hunt on Thanksgiving Justice Cadwalladcr's court on Thurs- Pennock and Mrs. Ella Powell, chil­ dren nnd heir* of the Into A. f'enbl* game fwiit In Mr. Damoth's cotnock, of Delton, have brought against Mr*. Clara Bishop Pennock, their step-mother. In nrder to recover.sev­ In* tha supper. Have the New Hoosier Cabinet delivered cook Ipr dinner?” It insures perfectly balanced meals eral thousand* of dollar*, which- they the home of her daughter. Mr*. Ar ­ Fred McNair, one tho declare «he withheld from Pennock'* ■ of great variety—one of the many exclusive features. . to your home now for only $1. No matter thur J.'«Gnrmley. She had been 111 estate when 1t was divided and I5c.pt' ship. I»ft on Monday for a trip to for some time of the Infirmities of It for her own uses. what opinion you may have had of Kitchen Thr heir* nre New York City. , Philadelphia and represented by Hon. W. W. Potter Washington. From the Utter pUce on Wednesday afternoon. Burial and A. D. Cndw.ill.tder; the defend- । Cabinets you will say this new Hoosier is the took place in Rlversldo. ant 'by Former Circuit COfirt Judge moat' convenient labor-saving machine you Mills of Knlnmosoo, nnd Cnnrle* position a* agent for th<> American Bauer, of Hasting*. ' • ever saw. Express Company and will sell Over­ While attempting to cntch n foot Retd carefully these liberal terms of the Hoosier land car* in the township* of Wood­ ball during practlca at tho fair He will give ground* on Tuesday afternoon. Kenn«r to taks out a huntin* license In land and Castleton. plan now being organized in furniture stores all over up the express office *o soon as the America: . company secure* someone to take hl* George Newton, broke ngnin hi* left ploc*. The office will be located In collar bone, which he fractured set • blv the last hunter to shoot You may choose any of the new Hoosiers jhe Wooley Bldg. Mr. Bradly ha* eral weeks ago. Kenneth is nn en­ —“White Beauty,” or “Oak Interior” at misses his annual hunt In the north had charge of tha local office 12 thusiastic foot ball 'player and h- Clearance on Coats, Suits, Skirts and Dresses Clearance on Dress Goods, Silks and Linens $4.98 $9.98 $12 98 $19.C0 Frandsen & Keefer PAY ONLY $1 for Only SI you Can Still Jfave One delivered .Tomorrow employ 10 years. According to report* In Chicago sen no reason why a Jlvsry office should not ba as neat, homelike and newspaper* on Saturday. Father John inviting a* any business office. A Mullin, supposed by many to be the Father John Mullin who spent his visit to his office will show as clean youthful day* here and studied for and a comfortable pUco In which to th* prlMthood In Rome, was acquit­ wait. It la light, warm, and the wall* ted of murder nn tho ground* ot In­ Father Mullin became a adorned with picture* In keeping sanity. with th* buslnes*. And it pay* to monk and devoted his time to work In the Italian settlement In Chi­ A great deal of disappointment ha* cago. He used a knife on an Italian in an argument over tho European of Gun Marsh and marsh land specu­ lators over th* fact that tho "bottom dropped out" of the onion market pleasantly surprised Bunday when this season, th* growsrs only recelv- she returned from church to nnd that la from one-third to one-fourth of the sum received last season. An unusu- aiyl friends, who had taken posses­ sion of thr home nnd had dinner pre­ pared. Mra Spencer was so *urCharles Brewer. Fred Todd. Ralph dishes. Mr. ijnd a m. nr>in. nrmur is., With three pretty u .>>■ .^uu Mulholland. C. IT. Osborn. W. ... »r/Mr*. Michael Mahar of Vermontville Jamieson and Georgs Robinson .made up a party of enthusiastic* rabbit ■ John Jones, the hunters In the forty acres of timber Mashing* owned by Mr. Todd in Cai- dron. showed signs of a nervous break­ down on Monday and will be compell­ a great deal of shooting, a* many a* ed to undergo treatment In some Insti­ five shot* being tired at one rabbit. tution. M. Jones' brother. Who la n Report* of the number 8 of rabbits phyalcian. arrlvsd on Tuesday and bagged very from nine to twenty-five. took charge of tho case. Mr. Jones i PERSONAL MENTION [| Richard Messer was In Ann A;l>or •EcttiMty. A. C. Brown was In Grand Rapids. Wednesday. Dr. Ethyl M. Williams wm In Lan­ sing Tuesday. Mias Ethel Hedrick was In .Grand Rapids Tuesday. A. A. Anderson went to Detroit Monday on buslpeas. Emil Tyden of Evanston. 111., In the city on business. A. A. Anderson went to Detroit Tuesday on business. Mias Frances Williams was nn Ann Arbor-visitor Saturday. Mrs. Abbie Blanchard Is slowly re­ covering from her recent fall. Verne Haywood and family, of Irv­ ing, spent Sunday at Luclnn Wllll- nnd-Mrs. C. W. Clarke were J* Battle Creek Bunday. Mrs. C. F. Brook* I* expected home this week from a two weeks' visit In petroit and Jackson. . Mr*. D‘. E. W*tt*. of Mason, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Vandcrcook over Bunday. Mrs- Alex. Morrison nnd baby daughter, of Elk Rapid*, are visiting Better service in repairing. Better service in optical work. Because we.are the best equipped of 5. 6. EJEISIff-frTMInmHEIBgSail City.. health. Mr«. Fred Foster and Mr*. Clem Fostei spent.Saturday With friends in tho country- in stock to select your purchase from. 2. $1 puts yotir Hoosier in your home al once. tho fractured joint* were wired to­ gether. Dr. McGuffin and Mr. New­ ton took him to tly» hospital. Ken­ neth will be ready for foot ball next season. Michael ha* gone to Kansas *.. for the benefit tft h’i Better Service slightly less price. could not resist the temptation to try to catch the ball. The Injury was of such a nature that It w** necessary to take him on tho avenlni; $1 weekly quickly pays (or it. The low cash price fixed by the factory prevails strictly—no extra fees. Thia sale is under the direct supervision of the Hoosier Company. The sale is strictly limited to oui^nall allotment of new Hoosiers. Your money back if you are not delighted with your Hoosier. ■ Read that guarantee again. It protects you absol­ utely. Seize now this great opportunity to cut the cords that bind you to your kitchen. Women all over town are telling their friends about our Big Bargaih-^in Aluminum Quart Sauce Pans. We still have a few more tomorrow at “iiihite fieauty." the nets foosier 4-0 J^abor-Saving features IT Entirely Nw It is so complete that it practically puts your whole kitchen at your finger’s ends. You sit down at work in front of it and save miles of steps. It is so compact that you can reach ev­ erything easily anti put it back quickly. It will We could have disposed of several hun­ dred pans if we had not set a daily limit. Puns of this size sei) usually for 35 to 50 cents. fit into almost any kitchen. Mrs Frederic k’» fond guide alone will save you enough bother to make ihe cabinet worth while It answers every day the eternal question, “What shall I You do not need to buy anything else to get one of these pans, but you must come early if you want one. Mra. Corn Estes, of Van Wert. Ohio, any in the county. mother. Mr*. EHxa Cherry. State Telephone Co. of Grand Rapids MILLER & HARRIS PIKE & DAMON JSWILNRN - OPTICIANS Phone 281 Hastings, Michigan J > 1 ’ thank our friend* for thelf klndne** and sympathy during the slckne** and death of our dear child. The D. a. T. O. Club, the Gleaner*, and friend* for the beautiful flowers and Rov. Yost for hl* kindness. ' Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Flrster. Hastings, } FURNITURE COMPANY Michigan �THE HAVHNGS BANNER, NOVEMBER If. USERS VW IS YOUR MIT CONVOCATION AT EMMANUEL CHURCH WORTH? THE REPLY: ARE NOT EMPLOlEEl Hl.TTKR BABIES CONTENT HUI- MKMBEK8 OP DIOCESE OF WEST­ ERN Michigan iiou> murr MEETING. ENTRIES Mlfv. U; CONTEST TOBE HELD ON 17TH AND 18TH :lg»r*tt« smoker. Boys, through igarettes, train with bad company. mens NOTED CHURCHMEN XPOKE AT BANQUET WEDNESDAY EVEIIM Ex cry One Having Good Baby Should smoking we will perform a service." Percival -I. Hill, president of the of tho Diocese of Western Michigan do eastern family. The father offer­ Ivitgul. Mr. Ford to produce proof of ed ten ihoiisand dollar* for the child'* A few days later. In the a*eertion* he charged the automobile return. Monufactun r with making. Ho de­ clared among other thing* that the son of a strugaling shopkeeper was kidnapped. Its father, who had ac­ cumulated a small capital by living on broad pnd macaroni and working l*ucco products" and that , "the com­ fifteen hour* a day. seven day* In tho bustion of the paper is harmless in week, offered one thousand dollar* for the return of th* child. its effects of humnn physiology." Was ono baby worth ten thousand wurd ulotwi in thia matter." Mr. Ford M)s to (ho American boy in hU onp thousand? NO! Tha baby was booklet. "I want you to read care­ worth Just every dollar the father fully Mr. Edison's letter. Tit*. Hill's could ruko and scrape together. defense, and the opinions of doctors, judges, university instructor.-, ntb- would make:—"My baby is worth everything I have In the world." And mother would agree with him. tnrty tt-stlileu Then ><ou will b* in puxitlan to judge for yourself wheit. ransom to kidnapper*, do not realize that they are taking bigger chance, ufford to become a slave * a the habit of' losing their babies because they that no leas a person than Hudson do not know tho bent ways for the Mnxlm declares 1* n “maker of In­ care and feeding of their children? The otllciala of Good-Health Week valids. criminal* and fools.” will have a remarkable feature thl* year—A Better Hables Contest.— which will not only prove how much REPORT Of STATE HEALTH UFFICER thanksgiving Sale Of tho community and the nation, but Insured. The Batter Babies Con­ test ta a scientific medical examlna- age, for physical and .menu! develop­ ment. The Judges are physicians doubtful Who pass on. the baby’* condition. eaaca should prove to be diphtheria, which I do not regard oa probable. ea. gpod digestion.—these and not pink cheeke. ioft hair and dimples, make u better baby and a prise win­ Such a baby I* of Incalcuable proportion to population right now ner. Wednesday and Thursday. November Inga There were eighteen of the clergy, present, including the lit. Rev. J no. N. McCormick. Bishop of the Dio- Wednesday, for those of the clergy who had arrjved on Wednesday noon. In the evening at 6:J0, a aumptuthe parish house. About one. hun­ dred and tlfty. Including tho clergy, the parishioner* and their friends, were seated at tho well appointed tables. After the bountiful three course supper, the speaking that followed : ws* In an exceptionally happy vein. Tho rector. Rev. Carroll U Bates, preaided, greeting the Bishop and visiting clergy warmly, and Intro­ ducing tho speaker* to the company. Dean Francis 8. White of St. Mark'* Pro-Cathedral. Grand Rapids. I gave a most able address on the sub­ ject "ChtlstUnity a* a World Force." Ills contention was that Christianity should transform personality, and by uplift society. The Rev. F. Roudenbuah of Knla- a Challenge to the Faith." Quoting from tho much talked of book, late­ ly translated from the German "Ger­ many and-the Next War." The speaker warned his audience that the spirit of militarism Is not Chris­ tian. Bishop McCormick followed with henUhy, normal baby means a heslof Michigan at nearly all times In the year. And yet they never think of lf you think your baby Is In thia tho Fifth Province-Ifcld’Bi Detroit. closing the schools or churches or Altogether It was an evening to stopping public galhuripK*. In my Judgment It Is entirely un­ for Infurmai.lon about this splendid parish, and that nbnc of those who PRICES that will save you considerable. If there was ever a time when you could save money—its now during ourThanksgivingSale ofTable Linen. Prices in the last two months have advanced greatly and necessarily so when you take into consideration that the biggest share of the world’s flax is Belgium and Russia, where most industries are at a standstill at present. Our Linens were ordered many months ago and we offer them now on the old basis and even quite a little closer priced. There is no better and more complete assortment of Linens in the city of Hastings than you will find at Weickgenant & Riede’s Department Store. Let us show them to you and save you money as well. Pattern <7able Cloths in all lengths, many of them teith pound Patterns, ffapkins to match. Priced ffow Remarkably £ow. Three pieces of Bleached Double 76 in. Bleached Table Damask, Satin ----------Damask two----------------------yards wide. •5 beautiful new patterns for your ---------selection. Thanksgiving QOp ■ Price $1.75 and $2 00 yd. QQ Sale Price, per yd Thanksgiving sale price vl«wu Four pieces of Irish Satin Dam* a»k Table Linen,—2-­yards wide. — ----------:------------rich designs. $1.25 quality QBn for Thanksgiving, per yd. ..w» On nmrsday morning nt 7:10 Holy Oommunlon waa celebrated, the the usual public gatheritutn. 1 given a vertllk-uto of examination, Bishop being celebrant, the rector ' Hundreds of Towels, Huck, Damasks or Turkish with or without colored borders, either guest size or woufd say to the people outside the showing that it has'Joined tho ranks of the Better Babies and is going to of the parish reading the gospel nnd larger. Priced specially low, from—------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------the archdeacon tho epistle, after which the clergy were served with Handsome Lunch Cloths, round or square. Tray Cloths. Doilies, Scarfs and Center Pieces, a great In addition to the coolest and the i much exposed to diphtheria fri the breakfast in two groups, ono group country ns they would be In Hastings. many of them embroidered. At Special Prices Now. nt tho rectory, the other at Mr. and the ottlclals will distribute free litera­ Mr*. Wm. Stebbins. be congratulated upon tho fortunate ture on the care and-feeding of babies The Bishop conducted a most help­ coincidence which brings to them at and there will l,e a Better Ba Mr, ful "Qiriet Hourwith the clergy Health Exhibit which will Interest all ar» nain.J on tho proamm tor "Goi»<t parents, whether they enter babies About 125 handsome garments of the newest Cnat and Suit Models in which cleverness, originality and upon the Ordination vowa. Iteullh W*ek." ffevend ot those on or'not. value are combined. Now on sale. Do not delay in making your selection now at these attractive sale Babies entered and enrolled at Rest (hat prograin have an. international reputation *■ sanitarians, and every Room in Court House Saturday 14th. session took place, and prices. Every desirable Fall and'Winter Style will be found in these assortments. The. most popular Contest 17th Harold Holt of Holland i meeting of that week ought to bo from I to 6 o'clock. materials in all the up*to«date colorings,highest grade Linings and expert Tailorings distinguish thcae and IKtti. . There are no charges crowded. There Is nothing about At 10:10 Archdeacon Huntington Every­ diphtheria conditions in Hastings that connected with the contest. spoke upon 'The Working ' Field— thing Is free. ought to make any one hesitate about Mr*. Robert Hill, superintendent of attending Good Health Week, or any tho Infant Clinic Organization of lino feeling, evincing a eympalhy other gatherings in Hastings. Grand Rapids, ha* been secured to $19.7* tninlaters^in a missionary capacity, H< 8. Bartholomew, Mrs. Hill hu had unusual experience and an Intelligent appreciation of it* Slate Mtdlcal Inspector. needs. With such a man acting as Married al thu I*rcebyicriau JlauK vrintundent of the Children-* Home In We liave just received our holiday assortment of the prettiest and the best Sweaters, Caps, Hoods and Grand Rapid* for oeveral years, and fcel secure that al! the scat tore lHV UUU, sheep will be looked afu-r and fed. /Toques that are shown this season and we want you to see them. Exceptional clever and new color Miss'Xrllu Wurd of this city were - — ---------- —...... united In marriage al the Presbyteri­ Clinic since It* organization: she has Rapid* Spoke on ^effects will be found in our stock. The values are remarkable at from to Auto Hoods also assisted In conducting the Bet ­ an Maiwe Saturday afternoon. Bev. ter Babies Contests held in connec­ Plan.”* Thia la a plan for grouping and Knit Caps to match at from 50c to $1.50. Children’s Sweaters, priced from Maurice Grigsby officiating. tion with tho Grand Rapids Fair dur­ and administering to weak mission­ Toques and Hockey Caps at from 25c to 50c. Knitted Slippers with lambs wodl soles, all colors and Mrs. Hill's ary stations on business like lines. cd by Mr. and Mrs. Guylord Wood- Ing the past two years. sizes. Special sale price 48c pair. Beacon Bath Robe Blankets with cords and tassels to match, beauti­ work is altogether among ths babies It originated la the Diocese of Mlnatm. Mr. and Mrs. Babcock will make of Grand Rapids, special attention ful Indian effect and attractive conventional designs. Special price complete The Rev. F. o. Graftnias. of St. their homu in Flint where Mr. Bab­ blnce the organization 'of the Joseph, read a paper upon "Books." cock has a good position us machinist. Ing. " bly and ably written, Infant Clinic the death rate among ' books appreciatively Infanta ha* been greatly reduced. Among —BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY.— Mr*. Hill's advice to the individual Best" by Hyde. The Meaning of mot hern will be worth a great deal. ---- ,............... uvai. God In Human Experience" by Haw­ rhe Equipment'Committee U very fortunate In having secured tho Os- kins and "Social Morality" by MoustMnnen of Mrs. Hill. In the afternoon thu "Question Phj-slciiin* In Hastings. Middleville, TV.IfAH a..., - __ ... __ . ox" led,by the Rev. U R. Vcrcoe. To Regain Your btrciiglh gild . ---- - — -—in, •** Energy. tho local committee in lhe effort to interest and profitable discussion. Tho Rev. Gto. Huntington told make tnts -Better Babies" contest a Hi port of the Hotel Plo gjciaii in u very valuable feature ■ of Health education. No one 1* too well trtln-.l Cow's Remarkable Hletery. ho had been able to most effectively leading New York Hospital on <d for (hl* work. There are moro! ------------- --— -- --------- - -­ the Cun- of Brain Fatluucaind I position* and better position* at th»> i lowing record of a certain New Zam rounding by the wise employment of Nervotw Exhaustion. Columbu*. top than can be fflied with well-tpt|n- land cow'* history. About 16 yeaxa lay reader1*. "A few years ngo we considered From all account*, Chrtitopber CoI ed men. Kulariea have InchMM^nd in , a|0 a South Island fartaor parcbooed that we were doing well if we cur­ lumbn* «ii an Italian, having been this profcasion .at least ilfty per cent M ww from aB0|her. paying IM fcr ed Id per cent, of the eases of Brain born in Genoa, Italy. Hi* birth year day. upon tho topic, "Religious Ed­ Fatigue ami Nervous Prostration was 1435 or 14M, tho en^ct data being ucation. an. Addition to the Pobllc ----------------------------tined to Increase a* much more in the brought to us, but since lhe intro­ uncertain. Tha reason wgy bo en­ Bchool Program." In Grahd Rapids Subject Will Be “Physical Education As Related duction of Bcziatol into our bos- . and some other cittea, with thu con­ pital we cure more than 90 per tered the service of Spain, rather than — ... .... — . (, Studch'l* hludcnis taking taking n a couna course in (he tnc - --------------sent of the school board, the children Success/* and. — Will Probably Be Illustrated. cent, of all lhe cases in its various that of hts native country, * as owing | Normal School of Physical Educa- for the turn ot KO, and th» totlir may now rcceho Bible Instruction torin* brought to us.’ Il builds to the fact that at that time Italy waa from their own pastors, for which a J Uon are prepared to. become Instruc- tlcrd that the animal had an ear-ttarg new tissues, gives new energy, new 1not much interested In matters of dls- stated .dumber of public school ersd| tors tn public school, toigh school, col- rcffiktereS by hta own father. 1S» life, new blood nnd strength to any 1 part of the body attacked by these • attonal hutitutlous; they are thnr-1 tiU(j been purchaaed Afier the adoption of a warm res<iti»ea#cK." L. .. ,. l__ « V /w A . r . olutioh of thanks to tho parish tor ttezistol is a powerful tonic nour­ I Y. W. C. A. work, playground work. . convocation ad­ My eon. I would bare you apeak the their hospitality, ishing food medicine composed of journed and the sentiment'waa every-' 'nnd for work !r. hmpitala and aunt* trgih. the whole tnrth and nothing bat vuluahle tonic stimulnnta obtained I turitimu. .. where expressed that tho meeting In ■ cnesrsa tee omw. from vegetable drugs. Rezistol the troth; and also I would hare you all its features had been an unusually! The course taken in’..conjunction^ Tha naw master on hl* Brat day at -cuulaina no narcotics or other dan­ keep In mind thgt th? bvrineee of tM> successful one. with u medical education will prcpurel th* school had all the pupil* gatherad gerous drugs which -merely deaden world is mainly carried on by lying.— l»iin 4einpnrarily but give no per- Michael Monahan, tn “At the Sign of ration «n colleges and uhivendtlca and! d . t0 theia ln (ha COI1rM of which itiBnetil relief or cure the cause of tho Van." Shipping Many I’otnioc?. in city 'public- schools. Student* who * . . .... — dntoiise. ' . he remarked that ha did not balteve John Payne and William Pajac Itezlstol is' a powerful body have purchased and shipped to dtetunt • hi* Method ot Mvlnp. from a rcpubiVlc institution and who ' builder and blood maker; it is the "What do you do for a living?” markets M.^Op bushels of petatoe, have had aufflvlvnt preliminary train- :rupted by ringing cheer* from hit In—l remedy known to the medical from Barry county growers. Tn<Ing In gymnastic* and nthlvtk's should :youthful audience. "A fgr better thing." liroftashm lo enrich thin, watery asked A of B, being the *orl of In­ li able to complete tha course In Iho continued, baamlbg at them through blood, nnd supply new rich quisitive person that everybody want* "Murphies" arc shipped from this his spectacles, "la a good alout strap one year. ’ to Mck. "I breathe." answered D to ■city. Irving. Cloverdale. Shulj* and blood to lhe whole inxly. Morgan. Thoy have shipped u tote ’ 8;>ccliill*cd training may be secured ,of tho beat leather." I! will bo found a tuoal valuable- A. n being the urcaatlc sort of per­ w, W. huilnc. De»n oC <he Mnr-| u..llo» 1* doln, * wo,, hi for different line* of physical -work r>'mt'dj in cast** of over stimulation son that everybody d»e want* to kick. "ill be marketed before the cold by the election of those subject* os- . in which tho excessive use of —Cleveland Plain Dealer. SShcoUoo oljtho .UI-. ‘ weather’prevents. The yield thl* year m«n whoonur Itedally adapted to .the particular' li^wvr <-auw?s depression, dullness cr~»«i»«. lo owoo jo lU.,-1 Th, u„ Is double that of last.year, and 2S 'nw-m- “U m.i I.., *t2'ov.o(iT11,,.m„„ril,.1 iy in a Chicago court alp** u( the facutUoa or inlnxii-ation: it vents per bushel is being paid. Ia>sl ---------------- ... k,„, < irK p„r^Un, Mr. Hastings U s linn baUouei band from whom a dlvore* iWllUracU (he depressing efleck gear the price waa 45 Cents. Borne imd nature* the xjetem to its nor­ The fields have yielded over 200 bushels on the subjed of phyMcal education. lt hiw deiuonstrau-il that thu greatest Hl* topic wil •h- "1 hyslcal I'.ducu-\a |lot ror -crrf<.k- MyTOIrtM,ta, and the P«op>« of thl* vicinity will j gjM every morning before breakfakt mal roiidii.ii n. tion as Relate FHEE-Tu prove lhe wonderful S0.3Q0.0V0 metric tons, as- against n?d» ,2Urtiht? '*'*“d 1>oal tWrt>’ mor* b*f0M1 SolDS of HEZISTOL we will mail 3A.lvv.tloo xiKtric tons In 1*13. Quite but tor all round y oung men -Ample bottle for " iu <\ high iwtoshlago'of the potatoes — I wuw nviMVH ,,,v, „ IIUK-U>uv, ’ ' that.an olten J*»d* man into Intern­ «»r alatiitut hrr pobltigc. < thwat year exceeded 1100.000,0*0 In *“ . liubltg sound judgment, natural lead' peranc* before he realize* IL—PhilsQtetuical Co, Beaton, Mt value. Tho Normal Siliool of FhyslcaJ Ed-1 umhlp, oxuuUvc ability und thorough -B.LY\tH WANT ABV0. PAI<-j 10c to 59c Special Sale of Manufacturers Coats and Suits $12.50 Coats and Suits, now$7.95 $20-00 Coats and Suits, now-------$15.00,16.50 Coats and Sults $10.95 $22.50 Coats and Suits, now-------- $17.95 $17.50,18.50 Coats and Sults— $12.95 $25.00 Coats and Sults, now-------Siw /fighest grade Sweaters for £adies. Men, Children and dottle folks $1.25 $8.50. $1.00 to $3.00. $2.98. We Know REZISTOL Will Help You ra-S it)eickgenant & /fastings' poraust Ds^artnunt Stars. Riede £argut Jtock ol Stadias' and Childnns' Rsady Jo Utar In Barry Cf. �THE HABRNGV BASNER NOVJkMBKH It. 1B14. man * CUV. Chairman. £££ It’s a Fact, Gentlemen In our entire experience we have never ■eon b-tter value* or smarter Suit and 2ier o? •tylet then we ore now show­ ing for Mil Many patterns in every new weave for men and young men. The new fashion­ able tartan plaids, neat checks, stripes and plain effects. $10, $12, $15, $18, $20 $22.50, $25 New arrival of up-to-date HATS and SWEATER COATS. Morrill, Lambie & Co it I Edwin MrAd, rangsvljle. assumpsit. . ....... ._....... iheriff. repleeta. «tk Campbell vs- Frank wnx be ar iNi.sfriM\i>i.». SERCTCF. TO THE PDOPI.l BARRY COJ’NTY. HEALJH pMBlE1(j W|li RH!E|vt MREFUL AnEHTION Health Week. Chairman. "Music—Mrs. Troxel'* orchestr*. "Thc Economic* of Good Health" -Dk-. Alexander Campbell. Grand No event, nut I Rapid*. brought Barry Coamy Such an I Rxpii* arrav of nt Talent "Health ill Relation Life”—Govarray Talent. | >rnur Wou4br|d<r v to rmU __ I. ... O-r.-v.l-a Followinit la .... the ufflcUI program prepared by the Program C*»m- William P. Johncock v*. Conwllua Meu ot Salluu Wide Reputation aCappon. appeal from juatk-e court. Sanitarian, and Health SpecialWilliam A. Hall va. Au*.i-> Ferri* 1*1* wm Speak. and AngnJInn M. Warnet. atyeyl Opens Sunday evening with twe front Justice Court. Men'* al Raad'a Frank BheOfrld and Fat-nie Shef­ Opera Ro«ia«. Women's At M. F. such an array of talent a* la offered field v*. Mary Mykin*, appeal from Cnurch. at Good Health Week. The ll»t Of Probata Court. Topic: “ Sex Hygiene." . ipeekcra include* men and women vf John Bprlngitt va. Harlan V. After Sunday, all meetings in Meth-. national fame, and Health Week 1* SwaRsar, rppeal Oom Justice court. odi*< Episcopal Church. certain to be productive of very ben-j Clyde Kittinger vs. Char1«« WhltteFour big exhibits at Emmanuel ellctal roault*. Church 'a Parish House. Open Mon-, Thr big auditorium of the Metho­ Philip T. Coigrovo «t><l William W. day, . dl*t Church will seat comfortably1 Potter, a copartnership, r*. yflUtar Better Babies Contest Tuesday and nob people. »o a good chance can) Dtdelmun. attachment» Wednesday. b? assured ali who may cumr th.-tl Bide Iman, attachment. Educational Motion Picture*. | »peaker*. No collection* or udmisExtension lecture*— i *10101 will be charged. The expeiia., ■ C__ |L1_ ...til v, -T 7,-. -----Haalth Week will be provided fur man. appeal from justice court. S,rt.Uk Mopd.y •< I.,- p,™,™.! b.- Imparlance. Farmers and Merchant* Bank s* Frank Wellman, allactihx nt. Burdette Brigg* vs- Jennings I-and Addrr** by some member of the "Flying Hquadron" concerning tha relation of temperance to good health. "What Shall We Do About It?" from their pulpit*. Dickens tha Hu merise Only tha great humorists survive near inri . . . :—• ” “ nothing that fadaa so quickly m humor What our grandfathers *“ to us. But the humor of a genius Ilk a Dicken* 1* a* fresh and stimulating today as when he wrote his book*­ It springs from bi* kpowladge of ebar­ aetar, and is founded on the nnlvaroal experience* of life, and humor like this doe* not die. ., I : Meeting for men and boy* over la County on Wednesday. i1 yearn at Reed'* O|wra opera Hou»e. Dr. C. Local needs and local problems of |j H. Barber, Barber. Chairman. o • ’ William Pickard vs. Nellie Pickard. Jicaltb will receive lhe nilention of, trained experts during the coming; Invocation—Rev. Maurice Grigsby. Edna L. Heany-va Frank Heany, Barry County G<x,<I Health Week. . Nov. 15-22; the State Board yqf. divorce. Thr Crime Against tho Boy", illlie n«rson ou hi* way home one Health. Ibe State Dairy and Food luurated—Dr. A. S. Warthin. Path- | evening to his horrified surprise found Commission, the University of .Mich- ology. Dvpartm, ut. U. of M. votes. one of hie flock sitting against a stone HUTT IHVDiG. lloliduga" wa» read j>y Mrs. A. A. t Extension Dcpartnicnl and Siu ­ MONTHLY MEETING OF THE Carrie V. Brown va. Chas. Brown Ander*oiit Delicious refreshment* s' of slate nnd national reputa­ Mrs. Ell Runnsls of Grand Rapid* । el a), bill to net aside deed. | acd a frayed cigar clutched in his fintion having contperatcd with lhe LOCAL 0. A. R. CHAPTER were served and the chapter ad| journed to meet tn December with brother R. J, William* and wife. Seth K. Clark va. Lillian Clark, dl- General Comnntlcr in arranging one Mretlng for Women nnd Girls at M. “Whatever do you aupMrs. W. II. Cook, aaalaled by Mr*. of the most remarkable programs of (James E. Holo*. the kind ever presented in a city of past W,,n Prise onrrvd Fur tiub-cripUoiiWilliam England vs. Lottie Hunt­ Chalrmitn. this site. ! like this?" "Nothin', sir. If you (hie) ley. injunction. To The D. A. It. MagOrgan Voluntary — Mr*. In many instances lhe addcsscs don't tell '*r!“ . Emma V. Strong vs. Damon I. IJut- will be given after much time has Doyle. ’ Miaa Gladys William* vlal.dd from Whlle on a recent visit in" the ier. Injunction. Friday until Monday at the home of! been taken in a personal Inspection EUir The Emily Virginia Maaon Chupt< Mr. and Mr* V K. Prull n»r Vrw. of Hastings’ sewerage und water I>wrned that u cousin. whom »ho had ' wood, divorce. as stem and other phases of life here nut *«M-n nor heard from In over 30 | Harry F. Whittaker Th* men who wrote the collection i Monday afternoon QueaUon Box. which have to «lo with public wel­ years, wo* living' In Rattle Creek. Jit* lea H. Bia*. Injunction. ladles' Chorus. 1 of Scriptures known as the Bible fare. Some representatives of slate The Year Book* aro nbir In th<* (Greek Rlblos. book") were mainly Itoards promise to inrow out tximbhands of member* and contain pro­ years old and make* hia home with shells of information tn the hope of of lhe Hebrew race. All nt the Old Mae Cole vs. Norman Cole, divorce. Bunday, Mr. and Mrs. A. gram* of interest along tho line ot hl* son. Grand Rapid* are vialtlng Elisa Montgomery vs. John Mont­ urousing public sentiment. They will Brown took' Mr*. Beadle In their ( Mlehlgun and Colonial, Landmark*. show why it is that Barry County , V.. Chairman. gomery, divorce. Women. Garden* and *Food*, ’ ' also' has approximately TdU needless i Luke was the only nqn Kebrew. Luke I*lano Holo. ------------- — miscellaneous subject*. interirtting visit. Mr. Warwick l» a . _ . .. . ------- lniHjr <1cnths annually, ami what r.in be joying M* an no* I vcatlon from hlsi "The District Narse"—MC*« Maryremarkably active. alert man for hia done to prevent these. T'hoir charts duU«a on th. pollco force. Announceemnt was m: Myrtle liecox va liecox. win ManMTs Wil lull of ih con-1* eon-1 ... .. I n.-a' ,htHlfh t,r®—11 'J**1 '^a writer year*. He does n considerable'work and addresses will oe be full **r. auu Meu. oiuivn o<-« 11 ..... . rrrl, ..I llnis mitanrabl. ‘f” •“"J ‘J"? I"' "n<Wl W=«W >» John" .nimUBln, >»,ir un.l., Mr. S.J.(I1'1" “I”'"’ '■> ■aniy Vorahey va. Spellman For-' conditions which now cxul mid con- 1J- l-*- ’ “ Gr—k a!>out 2 miles dislant, nearly of Holland, the past week McDuffee of Kslanutsoo to the Micherrte e»wnPl.'» of thow unfavorobk I w'__________________ Mr. and Mr. Jsko Flnkbclntr ,.f >l»n chapter securing the (urgent done and what can be done In otlwr •at'—*■» "■ >>■ urean,. Wat Thornapple gnd Mr. and Mr/ I "“mber of .ubacrlption* per .-npltn Whittaker, divorce. aobd' comerwaUonaitot. Ha t* ■ cities of like site. Conrad Bchond*lm*yer were' guesta “> «hu ”■ A- «• MM»lne between known in Battle Creek, and is - ------ — — ----------- — When the hour of trouble cornea to Concerning the Hilk<lnk- C.ouniy ■l the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miner April and October. Fourteen were lta>dod a really wonderfully well pre- ritam Huck, divorce. Good Health Week, which was lhe Society. Chairman. 1 -aimer Bundsy. I »ccured among the local member­ served man for hl* advanced are. Clarence Btahup xs. Myrtle BUhop, first thing ot the kina ever held in hour of death come*, that come* to Dr. Dwrllng and family of Grand «h,P‘ divorce. the United States, Clark S. Wheeler, Grund Rapid*. i.iftll Hila 10*. luvu ll i* uui wu*. ” • Rapid* spent Bunday at ilia home of A most Intrresllng and Instructive Plain. Holo—Mias the dteintHin of the general com­ T o,’’• have done for ourxlve*. but what wn I paper, "The Hplrit of Our National —BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY.— (divorce. mittee, writes: “Il went way be­ Grund Rapid*. Hast- ttt’e <lon• for oto*'1’*- 'bat wa think William yond our expectations. Wc planned 1 (’banner, divpree. on most pleasantly.—Sir Walter BeotL to hold the meetings in lhe city hall, Ing*"—Dr. J. LBurkhart. bid the crowds drove us to the Meth­ State Baard of Health. ** vorce. •The ><lgl odist EpiscOu.d Church and thul Albert Mather v*. Stella Mather. could not hold the folks who came Hslmc, st\t Dairy and Food Com-, Close by Canton. China, is the hill to some of the meetings. Wc hud miaaioner. Mary A. Andrus v*. William II. An­ from 500 lo 700 ixopk' oul after­ called Queen of Heaven mountain, on Tuv-Mlay AlicriMMMt al 3:30. drus. divorce. noon anti evening. 'Clement Smith. Judgu Fifth Judi­ Frank E. W’olcott v*. Daisy Wolfamous City of the Dead. There bodies Writing in a recent number of cial Circuit. Chairman. volt, divorce. Rural Manhood. Forrest P. Knapp of Plano Holo—Mrs. Charles A. Noah C. Kraft and Eunice Kraft Hillsdale says: "Eleven hundred out for the first meeting. Intcrcsl nnd Disease to __to “The Relation . _____ determine „ an auspicious day for i quiet title. „ crowds steadily increasing during Crime"—D. E. McClure. Assistant interment. Alice J. Rose vs. Ella Hasting* et the week (.March 15-22. 1911), none Scu'y State Board of Health. \ । of lhe hulls lirsl chosen for meeting al bill to quiet Hile, ' places lurge enough lo hold uudiWhy I* ItT "Tho Prevalence} amt Prevention, • cnees, delegates and visitors, nol «f Cancer"—Dr. C. G. Darling. V. of' . . . *on who I* lacking in Initiative, speMl** Zenu Johnson spent Saturdny only from nil parts of lhe eounly but M. from neighboring counties us well; Tutwetay Evening at 7:M. cial ability or iaduatry desires to bn and Sunday with Mr. ami Mr*. Ernest exhibit hull constantly Riled, even­ Lewis of Hasting*. ■ Mrs, France* Wheeler Bmith. Pre*, either a writer, aa aetor or an artist. visitor going home to send his Dnr EVffett of Hun- friends inc next day; schools dosed lta»Unga Antl-TutM’rcnlosla Society, ^Jur Pocahontas lump is all lumps and burns up clean. Indeed we stock only the high­ ; licld and rMr*. Don Everett and ehli- tn allow pupils to sec exhibit und Chairman. : iiri n of Xa.it C.utlcton spent Sunday to hear lectures. Health anti sani­ NuHc—-High School Orchestra. ' bis owq opinions, emotions and Imest quality in all»kinds of coal. We have a lot of large chunks at $3.35. which are just the ! with their mother. Mrs.'Laura Ever- tation given the entire right of way "Mlchlg.ni'* Effort to ITevcnt presslous.—Normau Hipgood, in liarfor the week, every movie running TulwrciTiori*"'—Ml.« Cprol F. Walton. j per's Weekly. thing for light furnace fires and heating stoves. All kinds of slab wood, split wood Mr., and Mr*. Hamilton Munn und lienllh Obits, some giving free mat- Bce’y- Mich. Antl-Tunereulosi* A»*«>MIm ilelderm.in spent ^hndayvwith ipecs; doctors, preachers, merchants, elation. and coke. ’ z“ Mr. and Mr*. Fisher ot•'Martin Cor- farmers everybody boosting—in u Had Fido in Mind. "TubcrcaloMia in Childhood (UWhan littla Margaret passed ber part this tells lhe story of the in­ । Horn to Mr. und Mrs.' Eli Bronson terest sltown in Hillsdale's first 1luatrnUdi— Dr.. H.^1. Rich, Detroit. plaU the third time for chicken her an ground daughter. Congratula­ Health Week." i Disease*. ‘ tion. (OrcheZra. । S"l«h „ „„„ chirt,n , Barrs' County's general committee thtr' Ci/y Mtn. hopes that the *1.(MM» program which is to be heard here will gel even a ‘ u-.. Judge. ifmlth ha* decided, thr ac-_ larger hearing than it received at. ' cause J want ft t"m coUeriin* tha ’ AV«Mm'»<lay Afu-rnoon at" 3:30. ■ bones for Ftdo!"—Harper's Monthly. I tlort over tho p.->**< salon of the bland Hinsnu'ic." 'in lad. sAcrul questions bf especial interest will receive at­ Dr. J. G. McQuffin. Pre*. Hasting* BAUER BROS., Prop’s tention here that were not men­ Academy of Medicine, Chairman. HASTINGS. MICH Hl* opinion .how* record of po**«»- tioned in the college town. An effort ‘ Vocal Holo—Mr*. Mauricu Grtg.by. *|on. and hold* that th* Grand Rap­ is being mode to secure for Friday "Danger of Light Case, of - Com- ( id. men who built thi cotlug. on the afternoon, Nov. 20, Secretary Hirh- municablu Diavaec*"—Dr. A. W. I ard 1- Drake of lhe Industrial Acci­ Hcldmore. Bcc’y State Board of Reg-1 He said: "Where Is it dirty?'. I Mid. bland had no right theta. dent Board, wlm tins served since i*tratton of Nurtt-.-. • . |, . lhe Workmen’s Compensation Act Piano Solo — Ml*. Kathlcdn Woo!-' get tha dirty place*" He said with went into* effect. Secretary Drake One Price Clothiers Hastings, Mich Bauer Bros Good Koal for Kold Weather Guaranteed to Please For Kle&n Koal Phone 254=224 Hastings Lumber & Coal Co KSXSu »» »•>»« •»« V- PHONES 154-124 This Is a Good Time To Open a Savings Account in the Hastings National Bank Hundred* have been added to those holding our ccrtGcates of deposit. Our commercial depositors have increased tn proportion. This growth is significant endorsement of the service this bank renders. If you have not placed the whole or a part of your savings in Our Savings Department, delay no longer. No matter where else you have pioncy upon deposit, you should have alto a savings ac­ count at this bank. When you carry your account at our bank, back of your money stands the immense Federal Re­ serve System -of the United States Government, and it makes no difference whether your deposit is a small or large amount the protection and se­ curity is just the same—your money is absolutely safe. We Pay 3 per cent, Compounded Semi-Annually, on All Savings Account*. Hastings Natoinal Bank The Only National Bank in Barry County Hastings, Mich can discuss what hu.s been done to ’ prevent accidents and the relation nl this to the prosperity of Industry in 1 chans* Michigan. The Committee hopes 1of 1**jcM>patitle Hospital. V. ot M. Wednesday Evening al 7:30. I hat he ran be scctued. Honesty Always Best. The Exhibits Committee. which Honesty in dealing with ourselves M. A. Vester, Mrs. Delos Waters. II. Y. M. C. A.. Chairman. and one another ha* been one of th" M. Hales. A. H. Carvclh ami: Dr. D. Organ Selection—Mlw Hasel Rud-1 axiom* since time began. Wo cannot E. Fuller arc mcmocrs. have ur- ।fordranged for 10 posters indicating .the "My Experience With the Cigurcl-| afford to be otherwise. It i* th* best rotation'of alcoholism to the child's le" , —C. M. Carton. Factory Mana- and u»b *•) Being honest sgr«a well being, and these will lx- a nart (gvr Cadillac Motor Car Co.. Detroit, worry and fretting, it helps msk'«t chat of the other exhibits which will be .shown at the Emmanuel Parish "The Doctor'* Drvsm"—Dr. V. C.I' know that wa hav* been honeat when House . Already the Stale Dairy "uughun. Pn.*. American Medical I wn might have been otherwise to our und Food Commission has shipped temporary gain. its exhibit, and that of the National Child Welfare Exhibit Association is on its way from Dallas. Texas. Rev. RuraCll II. Hroady, Chairman, j Next Mondus the Slat* Board of Health will nave its expert here to of Better liable*' i Anuouncvmivt put inl» position its niechaniral dr- ,Cbntest Prisesvices und posters. Il is cx|M cicd that Vocul Holo—111 w Gludyn Hiaauti. every nook und corner of the Purisli "The Medicine ot Tomorrow"—Dr. House wifi Ih: in use. mid it may Im: necessary lo put n |hh liim of the ex* parimi-ui. I’, of M. greasy parts before sppl.'lng lh* liibil in another bnilding. . . blacking. TJils improve* tho appearTlirouglmut lhe county greater in­ *ulv m iuw a,w.c. al terest is being taken in the Good • f4ulniu».| lt afcrt,,. Health Week program because of • Xocal Holo—1-rank Horton. 1 tjte excellent addresses I wing made • Guardiu< a City'a lUullh '—Dr. < Iwtar Ilians rfubv inuw> c.. Hlcniup*. „ City Health Ortlccl Th* Principal Olff*r«nc»ami rhurchevbj .Miss Mflrj Nelson. <jrand Barta-. Th* principal diflsrencs bets ten • It. N. On<: school superintendent viuiins. •' • who heard her declared her ad-11., dresses lo hr the "mtwl wlmlcsonic "tfanliarj of any he had heard. Young .men lUv' und.young women ulikr have contl-|Kttl di ner iirliri". he. '’Im cuum thes ! know she is sjieaking from experi­ ence. und not Ihor-xlng. ’ Miss Nel­ son waa born in China, the daughter ------ �THE HASTINGS HANNER, XOWMra IS. 1SI4. . Fifteen Days More To Raise B Thealance H ‘ . of' $10,000 Remember there are bargains in every department of our tremendous stock. 10% off anyway arid on many things much more than that. This is one of the greatest chances ever given to Hastings people. Save money on your dry goods. We have a Bonafide Sale. Terms of sale, cash or produce. Suit, Coat and Skirt Department Tim entire alwk of-Uw.daia.rlmonl is to be (dosed out. We da not intend to carry this line of pond* any longer. Just note the*? bar- ; ! 1 [ SUITS .Na 6 .Assortment . ■ tedios und Misses Coats, mixed und fancy coals. Tegular price SI5JX) to $25.00 lag gg 01 jo ^L‘lO Lol Na 2 g| Qg Lol Na All Shades. 8U>1 to W0 regular, Qg No. 5 Assortment Ladies and Misses Black Pony A!outs 87.60 to 18.50. C ■» fje lag price-..................................... l.ol Na 1 Special Lot Na 4 Assorted Colors $5.00 to 87.00 regular, tag price .................................. No. 2 Assortment Mostly Children’s and Misses—Few Ladies .lli'kular price $3.00 to ej no 8IH.00. tap price..........................«?l»70 No. Assortment. I Julies Black coats, $1250 T7 JO ' lo $20.00, lag price...........................'lO SKIRTS $4.00 l<> 87X0 regular, SHOE STOCK Will bo closed out regardless of CQ3l. $4.00 Ladies' and Men's 0-1 on shoes, now ............................... «?4«O7 ki.50 tedies'. and Men's 0j rn ■.hoes, now ................................ <p4»«J7 No. 3 Assortment tedles Black coals regulnr $18.00 nnd 81250, tug tediett and Aliases Suits, regular prices from SOOJXI to 822.50. Yel­ low Ing price............... S±98 to $11. IS Some of these suils are extra large lo $10.00 regular.. tap price............................. COATS N<>. 1 Assortment No. 1 Assortment, Mostly ('.hildren's Regular price $1.25 lo cn_ $2X10 Ladles'. Men's and 0( rnChildren's shoes, now............ «pi«U7 81.75 Ladies'. Men's and 01 IQ Children's shoos, now............ «pl«J7 $IX>0 tedies'. Men« anil 0| in Chiidrenla shoes, now................ •plalz 1 Lot Men’s Women’s and Children's •horn from 81.26 to OQr 12.60. nw................................... •70C $1.00 Children’s Shoe Sale 1 ' | No. 7 Asnrlment. ‘ Ladies Black Astrachan Coals, tegular price- 81260 to 04 QQ 8IR6O,.lag price........................ 4>U.VO 81.00 Children’s shoes, oe Sale price ....................................... Ono lot of shoes, regular no price $125 to $HX), sale price “Oc 1 | , No. 8 Assortment Ladies Black Aslr.ncli.nn coats. $10.75 lo $28.00 tag Ono lot. regular price iO 81.75 to M.00, sale prico........ Special lot of Ladies' rubje bers, peT'P'air ............................. Qg Gloves and Mittens 0 7 IQ 25c Men’s and Boys* Gloves and 1 Q Mittens, special lot, to dose at 1 x L Mostly large sizes. Gray and Black $6.30 to $10.<M) regular Q 4 IQ tag price ..... -Ivj-.Garment Protector High grade rubber, reg- ei no ular 85.00 tag price 83.00 tedies' and M>>n’s 0-1 in shoes, now ................................. 8M0 Ladies', Men's and 0| no Children's shoes, now............ $2J»5 tedies’. Men’s and 0| zn Children's shoes, now.............«pl«U7 Outing Flannels i Colored ouling flannels, yellow lap prices, per yd.. 5e, 7e, and 9c UMBHELL.VK One lot of lAdlM umbrellas worth up to 11.76, Yellow Tas ITice. each................................. 98c. LEATHER B.VGS We are showing a large assort­ ment of shopping and hand bags. Yellow Tag Prices, each 23c up to.................................... S3.SS Grocery Department Silkolines 17 lbs IL A E. Sugar for........... S1.00 too lbs If. * E. Sugar for...........IUS Fresh and crisp corn flakes, per pkg. 7c or 4 pkgs for....25c I2e Fancy Seeded liaising -r- — • per package ................................... 9<* 8 lbs. bulk Rolled Gals for...•..'.25c 7 lbs. bulk starch for................... 25c Lenox soap, 4c bar, 8 cakes for. .25c Sliinola brush, dauber and ! box Bhluola, combination........ 25c W. L. flour por 25 lbs sack ..... ,72c Purity Flour per 25 lb. sack ....72c tOO lbs. at 2.85, per bbl.................. 85.70 15c Post Toasties at 13c, 2 for ..25c Sunny Monday Soap, per cake .. 4c Tiilne, per pkg. 4c; 7 for.............. '.3.3c ’ 15c prunes por. lb. 13c; 2 for ....25c Bulk Cocoa, per lb........................... 2dc Sweet potatoes per lb. 3c, 40 lbs..25c ’41b. Bitter Chocolate, per pkg... 17c Peanut Buller, ilk lb.: 2 lbs. for 25c Special coffee sale price per lb..lie A 10c package borax........................tie 1 qt. can imported olive oil........... 87c 1 tel Lemon Extract, regular 20c. sale price 13c 2 for........... 23c Yeast Foam, per pkg....................... Me 3 pkgs for ...........................10c 7 texes Up matches...................... 25c 3*4 lbs. Seam cracker*.................... 23c Fancy Cheater bacon per lb............23c Faricy picnic ham«. per lb.............. 13c Crisco. Urge bIxo ............................. toe Rayo Nickel lamps. each............ SI.SO Corn Syrup, per gallon.................... 41c White Corn Syrup, per gal............... 4."lc Fancy N. T. cheese. per lb............... 20c Wan eta Cocija, qt. Jar .................... 23c Plain and fancy silkolines, reguUr price up to 16c. Salo Q_ price per yard.................................. -'L Pillows . Fancy lace curtains, regular $t.00 value, yellow tag price.per Special prices on Table Unens, Dre«B Goods. Ginghams. Percales, Underwear. Flannel Gowns, Sweat­ ers. Every item In sloru will bo discounted. , $1.00 pillows, tag price each.....78c $1.15 pillows, tag price, each. .SUM) $1.75 pillows, tag price, eaoh...$L35 82.00 pillows, tag price, each.. $1.48 82.12*4 pillows, tag price, each $1,611 Carpeting piece, 73c carpel, per yd.............59c piece, 65c carpel, per yd......... J3c piece 50c stair carpel, per yd_42o piece 35c stair carpet, per yd 2J0e A few remnants of carpeting at leas than cost. 1 1 1 1 Ginghams Hpcclal lot of drew ginghams, worth up to X3Hc per yd. A Bale price O^ZC RAIN COATS A reduction on every stock. A few crava- Gowns tedics and Misses outing gowns: Regular 50c gowns. Sale Price..4.1c Regular 75c gowns. Salo Price. .87c Regular 81.00 gowns, Bale Price 88c coat in ci m net tn coat, at .............................. •pl.40 Comforts $100 comforts, sole price ........... 89c $1M comforts, yellow lag prico $1.29 $1.76 comforts, yellow tag price $1^9 >52.00 comforts, yellow tag price 11.69 8125 comforts, yellow tag prico $2.79 Furs Mutt-t will go on Mile. Watch for tho yellow ug. witlch means a big oih! Muslin Underwear values, Sale Price MORTS After one week these prices are subject lo market chanyM.' Curtains ■ One lot of petticoats. out 50c values. Sale Price . values, Rale Pricp . $1.00 values,.Bale Price Look at the Yellow Tags Everywhere in Our Store Pierson <5 Son, Big Department Store mitfdkvilk Hastings, Telephone 9 Will Fenton has completed n Bne THE MIRER STORE OF USE building for painting nutomobllra. buggios and doing decorating of all ODESSA HAVIN8 SALE DATS, neighbor On Saturday while Albert Wierln* ga waa bussing wood on his place in the western part of. the villager his Cbe Latest Jewelry Styles village. Tho now planking at the rail road contained In the many advcrtlsmcnta being published In these columns ---------- --------- completed a fine large barn in the place of one that waa destroyed by lightning last oil with condition* in tht< north and T.R. Pancoast hack here again for some year*. ttbe jeweler in entact with the saw In. such a way as to seriously injure three Angers. It la feared- he will lose one entirely. Harry Turner, ono of our R. F. D. men from here started on his IS days vacation Monday. He will taka a trip north to see what ho can nnd to shoot. James Sanborn, hia substi­ tute u carrying the mall for him dur- his labors in Chlcaso. after spending n week’s vacation with hia family here. Ed. Hall started on hia vacation from his 11. F. It, duties un Thumdaj. Will Helrlg'ol la taking hia vocation Wnt Havens nnd family, also Mm. Fields, visited an uncle at Freeport, Sunday. Ira Otte of Hasting*, spent several days Inst week- with hia brother. thos who remembered me with flowHarry nnd family. •re and post cards during my akkrieaa. Their kindness will always be of Mra Thomae Kelley. remembered. . Tho children that were sick arc all Mra Minnie Campbell. in school. Jn the last twenty yearn the freight Platinum has advanced In price so rapidly In recent years that gold Is traffic through the Sues canal has being used to' allow it to lesson tho more than trebeltd while the number coat of electrical apparatus In which of passengers haa Increased only about 85 per cant. Mm. M. A. Dietrich Is recovering from her recent fall So aa to be able A Oro at tho factory Thursday night i«-.iulted In tho Iom of a box at yarn. It waa discovered by the night watch. made the trip In their auto and found tlw Foods in fine condition. i The winds of late havo mode the corn husking vary dry. espcuUlly In, the afternoons, but at thu same time tpart of the faotory. Tho sprinkler |systam worked promptly and showed its etUclenay. Thia plant has run Rapid*, wore the over Sunday I| steadily and givea employment to a of H. C. Benaway and family, good many hand*. end it la hoped ed from Hastings onto tho Gammage ft. Flannlgan and wife have that nothing will cause it to close farm, throe and one half miles south ‘ . hold goods packed and [dowj. While eo many other factor­ of town. Allegan, where they w:ll lies era on short tlrn*. we are fortuW. h. McKMtt was in Grand Rapf hu will coptlnuo his Leroy Mead on Tuesday afternoon, November 10. 1914. Geo. Wilcox and wife ot Loa jin There Are Two Kinds Of Photos, The Ordinary Kind and The Kind We Make The kind we make requires—Time and favorable conditions to insure suecess, we can arrange both if, you call citizfen’s phone no. 26—right away. Leveru Cobb loft Sunday uOOg Hr hia work, in Chicago. afwr opffiM a weak’s vacation wlt^jHa bora Qian Blake and WH «ugrulg«d her father, mother, brother and Udy /fowe - Stebbins filock. �yr-. • _ _____ Jr ' ' 1 .. ............................... " " ——————1 'ii .■ j' _ A Well-Served Meal safest®™ DELTON. OUR COMPLEXION u muddy. Y gard and yellou. You lock hag­ Your tyet are losing their lustre. The trouble ig with your liter. Take Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will correct that. > of lik-kbry Corner? will I the leolure ii-bt of MH Vnlverolty Ex-*.' I lay eveking. a.- w i». । tension luctnr Henderson, th Otterl>*lp M«I» Quartet•about. wUM-dB ua I irk el* may b ail llv« nuqtbers. next Wednesday afternoon with Mra. lirnr. listener." Everyone cordially in- Then avoid meats, hot bread and maintain this grant pniv«rs|ty. Mr. Wendcrson spoks In Hickory ravand limes lotne years and tht^e will <Ur, hot cakes, take frequent baths and a long walk next whd heard him aa to tern:In and at the w something worth wl every day, and yoa will soon be as well and fs beautiful as ever. Arabella Norwood, come. Price 25 cents per bottle. Chamberlain's Tablets J. T. PIERSON & SON I Hit _ . „ ability to en- visiting in Delton and vicinity for n - lioquet* of Chgrsimthemum* make our schools room look morn -cheerful. The Study Club met Friday after­ We onjoysd Mr ‘Garnett's talk very noon with Mr*. E-E. Faulkner. mOch Wednesday morning. . , a»ou Thursday and Friday. BIG MONEY RAISING SALE tho Mopo township association held ------ * • the UnMralty and 1» a dlruct nte»n* nt giving' the people tome personal Mrs. Ban Johnson of dill school, on account "f her. paredte Kalamazoo moving on their farm. at Hind* Corner*. October 31, NuV. . . , . ' ' Is not possible oossiblc without a well-constructcd well-constructed rance. range. Wornout. Wornotjt. fuel-wasting ranges, arc not only extravagant with fuel and.flour, but fray the ncrvc> and •temper - of the good housewife, causing unnecessary discord in the home. The perfect baker (with very little fuel, too) include!- every modern convenienc c and iinprovcment, and is produced by the makers of the Genuine ROUND OAK »tove?. It is known as the “Round Oak Chief,’* the range with a character. Built to last a lifetime, easy to clean, pleasing to the eye, over­ size (sec us use the yardsticksj .it exclusively offers a reservoir that will heat the^watcr quickly and perfectly, and permit you to bake at the same time. . The careful selection of your range will surely make this your tinal choice. It has our hearty Recommendation. Ask to see it and ask us to show you why it will give you a lifetime of service with a marked saving.of fuel and at the same time combine, within it­ self, every possible improvement. ■ - ... Aldrich Brothers Company The laidice'i Aid enjoyed a pot luck school, namely Bernkv Hheldrlck. Tenth Gzmk-. I expected, owing to‘ diphtheria .acure Wednesday. A vary good meeting ' "Want To Italkc Money and Arc < In an 'adjoining neighborhood. But was held In the afternoon. ' Cluolng Out Some Littra. Mr. and Mrs.. Burpea are enter­ Geography. This is a lime of year when many tL^5tatten\ndf taining Mr. Burpee’s aunt from KaiNinth Grade. people urc looking for chances to w. r^M.t.n. 4h. officer* amazoo. "Z'• SPECIAL THANKSGIVING Mm Emily Lewis B<uh of Flint buy tit low prices. Hostings has a > w Tobias• spccitil low price purchasing place.! *“?• p£*1*' .' _.°*. ------- ' visited her sister, Mrs. Gladys Gaskill, i Thursday. J. T. Pi“'*son & Son, one of the most Urlnkort; Trw* Claude D. Musher. MImi Notion, a trained imr»c from Eighth Grade. rwpoBsiblc firms in Bgrry county, John Hopkins' University, of Raltlwant to raise some money tins mor. will M Ih" M. B. "hur.h month and are offering their entire * Obituary. Section of Thia Weott** "“i"' ,1.11,, . ..nUd.I.bU —I work. stock ut reduced prlcei. Some tiling m^- Nicholas O. Allerdl iz. a hivhMra. H.nra Cardd rHumw, Hund—. Snvrml. Ora.I. urc going very low, and nil things, )y respected resident of Carlton, died A !“• — i-oisuns I'M— arc urcally reduced. They have n I >ujden|y ftt her homo on Tuesday, ___ . _ . _ . - - “----»».. arc «U.I,IU, Kiuiiying Dr,... uni a* ano The i ne Banner nanner has mis a n two-pagc two-p special! ii)a haifa this to say, m Shi Ln. n'tk.f .cr ° . *.*n’lu I’hyrclogy and review problems lu Thanksgiying •——. j department -— -.t m the sec- j •pedal ad in these columns this November ». Uou should learn today xt' r?* n *'uproved when illdo,trIea ln Arithmetic•ivim onti section ravk..uu this ,ul- week an and in it are. Mnr Mary Barbara Alkrriiny. nee M Mra TjlZJ ‘UrSW,'» ■ *. M 1 I Primary Boom. I the nds of some of Hus ads some Hustings* best Jhat needed rest . . ' ' --------Swlnd.tlL was born tn Arion. BelMre. Lincoln Bush loft Monday Xl|ul vrr. Mar^U-rll. Nina 8l 8tvrr. ManpAerlt.- McElwain, McElwain. business business firms. firms. Christian bck-iice Society. glum. Coming to America with her nd health is best Maud Hlnglcton. Goors.- and Frank I IQ Jefferson flt. parent* tho family resided for sevorObtained through the Dutiln arc back in ge-hool. after u Sunday service at .10:J0 «. m. al year* at Paris. Htark county, Ohio, Convention. In one of the ads is a picture of; Chiropractic way. golijcct. '■ iiortal* and Immortals." then moved to Ashland county Where . __ _ . .a mammoth cheese. Illis cheese is; Elmer Kelley and family of Clov­ i ‘•••mpusitlon* of nn display in one of tho store win-1 Tettiinonlal meeting every Wed- the deceased grow to womanhood erdale spent Sunday with Mr.' and i. P«ui litres ride a bfIh language q Hu„ 4 Son-J %torc gnd nesday evening nl. T:3l>. i and • »-ecamu a teacher In the public ,.r. M.C.. .,'lljd ..nd dran 11,11. |b „ nn ., u ,icing M ,ne .,t Ihf Uootn*S4^ llcmkritx^m >'s -------------- -—schools, Mr. und Mra. Caleb Rl-bridgrr Smith, D.C., Ml- uph.rah .h. rah.......... .. nid»r.„|ber go<H| r„ Tbuikwivi.rt ..r D»«k—i -uh .xund S’-~ "”‘“J 'I,'-"1'. motured to Bedford Sunday and Aing fesUvIllci lo be found ul Uldr i..y hun*H iha.k. lo Cid-B <lr >n«o. -'-B M«k“lw O, All.rding .1 lla- Boant the day with Mr. and Mra bam ,n.rn..uA Mr. Garnett was a welcome visitor: S(Urc n.n.l.r.h„.l h, l>»« * Nay. tienuersuoii U A. A. B. o. «».l anu 4U an. lgnv -----’•f-• -I-.h»»l«»nM. ------- . . W.d..t.d„ rarannuo | w ■«■■■■■■■■ friend* who su kindly rememtored A,,‘2‘U"*M w*,m Mr*. Newton entertained her me with book*, fruit, flower, and hosband re.ld.4 at Itenviite. Illlnol*. bruther. Mr. Bush and Wife, of Hast­ The Ladle* Aid trill meet al the As usual Jay Mead, lhe East Side ________ . . . . . .. . . , where thi-v rninulneA for three vrarn ing. Sunday. my stay hi inc nuspiiui.; . , - , ' , i: AC. home Of Mr*. Ella Tolle*. Friday. N«>- Grocer, is in the front rank at this; ------------------------------------------------Airs. Iva Newton.__Adv.' ,h‘n returned to l-ondonviHe. Ohio, JoUin Horton and friend Mis* nth fur dinner. time of year with a nire bt« ad UlMliTlIDC RANK 10 HELP DELTON STATE ' ' '' Four years later they cam* to Michl- Holme* of Kalamazoo spent Sunday timber Hcv. Bnnnel wpl pr-.-eh at- Hickory! «|U"ling special Thanksgiving prices ..nuCv " ••••• ,«.,uvra. Corner*. Hunday? Novemb. >• l.’.th, ..n always has something live add PUPILS TO SAVE MONEV BANK REPORT <ar.l «,r 1 hunk—Wo tender our. mix Allerdlng wa* o good woman. B.. <7. I'aanwk and famity' visited interesting for everybody. Artxious *lncere*t gratitude to thu kind neigh- a a,l0d A.lfe ,in(1 m„thrr. a -KUOll c|tl. the Habb.ith question, . i come. " festal shoppers will do well lo rend bor* and friend* for tho klndncra Mn Hh„ d|W| nmvereaiiy beloved Mrs. Smith at Hickory* Sunday. Wlllil he Inters. ’ t oiuna-rvUtl Dept, of lla*linx* High shown in the hour* of our recent t,y her friends an.! nslghtmr*. She is MILp. great bcr« avemfent. tor tho carriage*, ■ urvived by k bereaved husband, one ix-t-artacat. flower*, kindly nilnlntrnlfon* und Itaukii't: in O|H*rntlng ii. O. A. Fuller hits Ii single column i zoo shopper on Monday. comforting wordf. when ws lo«t the CIA) V Ell DA 1.1:. unnuunceincnl that may give some J wiinu Philo Bishop who Is doing carpen­ faithful and loving wife and' mother Mr. und Sir*. Lavis Acker. Mrs. handy suggestions fw lhe busy । ... . (UbUshcd in the Hasting* ter work spent Bunday with hl* par­ Asker. Mr. and Mr*. Bom Green muhousewife. held Friday at 10:00 o'clock from St. ents tit Edit Milo. . ff. O. Allerding'und Children. Hose Catholic church, conducted by W. 1k Hogue. Grocer. ‘ will servo the double Mr. and Mr*. Fred Ketcham of Rev. Fr. ohn F. Lin* key. Interment Marlin spent Bunday at Henry 8torr‘*. Another Jefferson street grocer,. ___ . . spend the week or ten days with John; In Mt. Calvary cemetery. Hasting*. ; W. L. Hogue, ha* un ad uf interrat to ' wave their pennies and thQ senior i Ollie Dollttle of KuUmuzoo visited Sprague of Manton, jbiieh. Rev. Those from a distance who attend- at Homer Flowers Wednesday. every lady who expects lo bu yvege- muinber* uf the commercial du part- i tables, fruits, etc., for Thanksgiving' went of the high school method* usweek, in North I hi koi... geheal church Munday •vetting. Nr>- , krdlntr. Mr*. Joseph i'neher. John 'vd in. actual buMnaa* and banking. Mr. und Mrs. Harr’- 1'ontu-ls of occasion. vstnln-r 1<I. hi the Intcrrate uf the X । Alierdlng and Juhu Brown, of Lon- 'pending :■ couple of weeks, with hor Club Cigar Store. Wh<\ the pupil* have saved one Kalamazoo spent ptfer Sunday with I'l A. . ’ ’ . jdoiiville, Qldo; Peter ALitirdlng uf Ml. Alfred Ch use who 'lns*«Qi>l been their imrcnt.-. Mr.- StW Mr*. Ed. cPnK J. nunman.-nikn.Her of lhe J""“r ,h‘» ■" ~I»«IW '" *-« • ”-------o; and Mrs. Nicholas home for three months spent Sunday “Club" Cigar Slore, ronin along I" u.nk. All. It eLo. uf Maraliion, Ohio. with hia parents. wilh u Hire ad railing atleulion of :|T| ' '“‘Akwalu, -III I- d..n. by -nl.r — — .......... ••r--’-—........ m.mb.ra «r Ik. In»u..|dng rl.ra zoo and MIm .tiler JAhiuorr of Cedar .maker, I., Ibe .uperior qualll, Iheir rigar, an.) Inbarro beeauw of Th" l,un*l. In.... lb, third lu the Creek spent Sunday with Mrs. GurFnuik took the Ural prixo In Uattl■lie MlenllUc laelhod lhey have of,''«'>"■ •r-1™ —y lh.Creek In the recent baby show for be­ Hmm r ! ’cho°l bank. When they reach -the Grant DickeliMuii teis purchased a keeping them. ing the handsomest child three years new Ford adtomobiMr Th. P.nni—• .nA in. bl*h »-hool..they are expected to krcp .. The Peoples a and 10c Store. MV|ng* account* of thlr own. In old or lew. Rev. HlfhurdM vpCnt over Sunday One of the nice large ads of this i «onu> a>-houls where thte akaiem has with It'ev. Gutnry .1 jpj help-.I Ilrv. Capital »tork paid In ported to haw <jyphth> rln. hs* b«<>n Gurney wub the lUiffpDay they held page and one in a special class is .,ccn fn u,r. th* students have saved Hardware, Furniture, Etc. DELTON, MICHIGAN *“*«•««aon shoppers HEALTH FIRST M.W. Dr. Frank Holmes $ United Dentis’s, 12 E. Main St., Battle Creek Plates. $5 up; Crowns nnd .Biidgework, $4; Fillings, 50c up Dr. H<>knr> i« nble to quote you ih« se l"w prices tbt ttje be^t itr*de of dental, work, beennse h- operates his own laboratory, has four large <>1Ticc«, owns a Denial Supply House, and em­ ploys as operators only careful expert Dentists, who use the latest painless methods. • ! snd hU jpeat suetcee prove* Hu* glsd ihc people arc to have an office ’Where they cstf grtTiie trtisi XvoRK At (. 01 ftATuVkiVBS. -: , Ask yout neighbor ubout him. 20 YEARS IN OKNTISTRY We Pay Per Cent Delton State Bank Capital Surplus 920,000.00 6,000 00 A. A,.Aldrich, Pre«. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Pres. Fred O; JJughen, Cashier DIKE.CTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich . Dr. Donald McLeay Wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes George J. Doster L. 11. Teerpening PLUMBING <3 HEATING GENERAL REPAIRING li you have any work iu the above* Hues 1 shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices its low as I dfft^oboibly make them. -My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas’Engin^s Installed. . CHAS. DENE.AU, DELTON, MICHIGAN. that of A. B. ilctlrkg. He is calling .„Bng|| with which to purchase their oroau. uet. < cry III with tauallitl*. but is improv- in North Maple Grove. •ng. . attention to Hie many t lungs in their nuluating outfit*, There will be quarterly meeting at Mrs. Chark* Jenson returnud from North MapliA Grove. Nov. 13. II, 15; store that arc of great value in get- I The teachers of the grade* will ui-t' tuvlats depo’lt* ling ready the Thanksgiving festlvi;tMX)K see*KUHS).. i two weeks visit ill Maple Grove I Everybody Isjlnvltcd. | •« tellurs. The pupil* will use dedaring, cciUacslM tics. Monday. • MImi Berijfo UolliMs I* spemlln? 11. . I. , r.: xo. ’“’*lt un<1 viihdntwal Slips, just as. Mrs. Gladys Wilkins and children a tewWA^'wlth iMuMaaadparenis t>»Weal End Cigar Store. ' th*y do In real bunking. The inom-l spent Sunday.at Hahlorn,** Hull. . Jucob Itebor is .. going nu..lf> lo ... give n... uwuy ....... ‘ bor* of the commercial clusaeu an-. auto oi Mtchigan. county ot Harry, m. Mr. C.tppoh* is shredding ^hc re­ id daugh-1 a lUrkcy lo lhe one uno gets lhe big- ■ maining Holds of corn that have not Bday with!8e*t sc.orc in bowling Thanksgiving been husked or made into silage. friends in K;tium.ixoo. I>uy. In his ad he invites bllenlion » balance. Thi* la also a step in Mra. Roy Fisher who has spent the Mr. upd Mrs. h'luter Kdl.-y umi! to his supply of tobacco and cigurs. |-.lacing thu svhyyl in contact with past two months with h*r pa rente at children spent Sumi.iy with Vr. ami Wcickgenant & Riede. I rval business. terrain ctr>Utne4; Holdcrncss Haji returned to her at tee bank. _ • i*|l0 frjg store of the above named I .Cartier.' been In tlfci hoaplUil with u broken Mr*. Crura nt Delton. *■ Announce Marriage nt Dinner. Mr. ami Mrs. Bert McCallum pciit |jrH| expect to see a busy tiiuein their ' home in Niles on* Munday.' Sunday with frtend* friends w*. Hi .. Prairieville. •ind.,v Beith ............. .. ,groc(.ry department front now until Mot, Parks who for some lime hue Mr*. Replogh- -pent u few- da< Thanksgiving day. They arc ndj n * “ H' boon In the hospital* with a broken with Mr. McL’nllum at 8hulu. vcrtislng a long list of specially good P0 CpXMCT—AHMl: hip, Is much better and will b<- homo' things in their space in lhe spcciulj J] In tlio near future. Her physk-iuu • r.'i of the tUNKH-latlon with' There will be pn .iohlntr next Sun- puge. say* that she may walk aguiu. , 'riday night at lhe'lr lioiae, j rtiitiK. &:4u. Dlrwaors. ,, -, V0 -V*n‘ ,hc ./at 11 ls u a- E. Uk auuuuucu, Homar Flower and fumljy apeiil ■ Eunduy on CUalan SL, KiUsmumou, thu Hor on s phone number is 1KJ and the mariiaR<- Juno is. of Mt*« Myrtle-“ he call* Ihr jjlicnljon uf every intm- {w«H.r*|Htter .•» • ■htrthror at i ■ ■5bHrtchx. ivpii* I 'Tuuton. ■uglai'id, nbmuti nedy. keeper lo the line ite has ready for>>hn office " i eighty, acta a* telegraph mcsMinge Tlumksgiving tluy. Fruits, vcgc-i-thi* citv. tend thia meeting. HICKORY CORMMtN. tables, etc. , •olumi.ia i lu connection with a locul postofficv 'olumidu followed the dinner: . Miss Haxol Lawrenco of Battia church bus a new pMo. Every reader of the Bunner should I **' und Mr*. Rlchnrrts i day and i: look over these sue ->>i atU In the] lt Creek spent Saturday and tiunduv with her parents. < • second section of this issue. _ Fred Brunney was In Hasting* ttatMr. uhd Mrs. M’ill .(lurpby. who urdiiy on business. imvu-bcen apanding tbb summer here HASTINGS MILLING CO. ONE Ellen Keller spent Sunday with her rrturmd to thvlr homo in Battle parents, Mr. and Mr*. F. Kelley. OF FIVE BIG MICHIGAN MILLS Creek. Sunday. . Herb Hock who has been working School Cutninlrafouit Shvnn.it: ut Kenlield's has returned home. Mapes of Kalamasoo auutily wa< a visitor nt th -.’Ford :ctiool Friday. Wednesday. • Michigan Agri cultural College Mrs. C. Watson ainljgui, QbOlgv al­ ' Mra. Miller has returned to hor so Berniiw Brackett of Delton spent homo at Oull (xikc. Bho has been Sunday with Mr. uiid Mrs. Morrlr G A. Kcrr'vfccls justly proud be-1 in tho Kal-ttnaxno hospital a y«sir, on Williamson. ■ to the jolt wc got the other day: cause of-n letter received from H. E.I accuunt of being badly burned by Solon Brouaon of Eisiuton is Hookci*. secretary of Ibc Michigan I gusollno. ■Customer— “This isn’t the kind of spending a few duys.at hU eotLiBv. Slate Millers’ usSbcialion, asking him Mrs. W ||) Chalkcr and daughter. , kippered herring I ordered.” Georgia drove to Kalamazoo. Satar-, tcrlained a* their giuiftk Sunday. Sir. lo send a sample of "Purity" to lhe M. A. C. for the purpose of a test., Ourselves—“How’s that?” 'Die letter says further that onfc- live rcurt-si-illative mills in Michigan are Customer—“I said ‘Marco’!!!” Mr. and Mrr. A. E. Kettle anil f.uii- asked to furnish samples. Tii?it the I Hustings Milling Co. conics in as orfe Ourselves—“Isn’t this kind just as week nt their cottage. ' 1 of the live Is an honor not aionc lu good as ‘Marco’?” Mr- Kerr, bnl something to make1 vero In Kaluniuxoo. gulurda) zoo haw purchased the ll|ll collage every good citizen of Hastings feel j Customer—“Well, 1 should say Vernh) quick who bus been v ory proud. •lek is *lcwly on tho gain. the prvaouL time. not. and I want you to thqrougbly un­ Messrs Alfred and Cllftord Gulndcr Bean threshers arc in our derstand after this that when 1 order have purehuxed the • Fred Brunncy t the present time. State of Ohio, rlty or Toledo. l„ furni. , • Lura* County. I"- . anything I want ‘Marco’!!!!!” Frank J, Chancy makes oath that be f Hcv. Baubch atid Kcv. McCue were spending tho summer at her cottage senior partner of tl.c firm nt F. J. Cbcnc guvste of W. IL Jones und family, Fri- returned to her hotriu in Cedar R.tp. ft . That’s the way they all talk. No usu tryCo., Uuing businc** In the City ot Tn ledo. Count/ and Btalo atoraaatd. *0 iuR to substitute when a customer has once used rcM firm will n.y.tho sum of ONI Mr. und Mi*. Errnnrt ,«?4dwaltudi.r that HUNDIIED DOLLARS for each and <w *’Marco.” fly and Claud Gutman attended the •pent .Sunday will: Mr, uni, Mrs. Roes ery ro*« r-.L_ .._ot...Catarrh Dial cannot be rtim play "Ketut Lynik" at Kalmmezoo Sat­ CudwuHadcr. rnKNEr. urday evening imd reported it wry Ml** Gladys AiisuU Ik usslring JlWSworn to b’e/oro mo gupd. Mr*. If. Bush hua be«u > billing The nutny fti.i.d, "f Mra. CiydeMlf* , <Scal> A- w. GLEASON. Allcu Hush. ’ * • Notary Public, i -Mr. and Mr*.»F. Dietrich lug Mvkrcly 1. , Hall's Catarrh Caro is taken InteruaUy । Battle Crack. Friday. I to kndw jh.it thabipod •; and.act* dlrwtly upon •?* “ «nd mb*I Mr*.-Lllanchu AJdik’lj is uu tliu alek Just Listen Kopf & Kopf h.-r' honiu livTy.. Ab Ajjljll/. J*‘ uolc. Hazel WillhiiA* ha* gone to Ksta- •<! Va u£'j ’, luaxud tu attend Farsuu'A BuslueM F. J. <Tli:.KEY <L CO. Totedo. 0 T^l^^r^'S’witet^roaaUpeteML Delton, Mich �THE Rale Qtesup -Rough 1-itwh lutnr for rooting and sheeting. »!*•• 1 sluff, phoiia WAJ. frujulrr P. G. Pierce, City. If HASTINGS gnod. condition. Rohl. Unfortunate State of Mind. ’To have • grudge against every­ body, or even atalast nearly every­ body. Is a most suspicious frame of Poulin Wanted—I am now loralid in building at mar of ha Otis restaurant. nor Fanner* Hitch­ ing Place. Phone .’ZHR. J. <«. Kirchner. tf heap. whanca atary oua muat taka an equal portion. tno*t p»r*ou» would ba I contented to taka thgtr own and de-i part.—Plutarch. twin h0U*S. nieny lorsu'u; k.i*. num ri<<i wn water in kitchen. Enquire L. A. Caln. ' Phone 488B. tf For Moro Toleration Needed. ' "One ne«4s to take people 'for betUr. for worse.' Bat ths trouble Is that most at us are only prepared to take them fer belter.*' Parrot Mads Trouble. The entire sirest railway system of a city In Australia was tle^ tip when a pet parrot escaped from Ils home and dragged Its chain Brrosa two wires, csuklng a Short circuit. . Sale—Registered rams. Bert Newla Phone 184 3 r._____ For Rent—Good 8 room house, t«l ward, hard and edit water in kitelion. Phone 48811. I.. A. Cain. Jf-fool furnace bcr. City. wcmhT. BANNER That •tac*r*«t Flattery. Imitation to tka curs* of modern Ufa, and It to atmualM bad to Itnllala'ou*’* Hit «>f reatarday aa Imitate kqma OM ata*. A man should hav* the coon­ aga to be hlmsslf-tt* today himself. Must Ba Lever of Virtu*. No one who to a lover of money, a lover cf pleaaoro, or a lover of glory, la likewise a lover of mankind; bul only he who la a lover ot virtue—Epio | Frvd SeeII Loes I Superiority. Ths superiority of soma msa Is maroly local. They aro great because their associations are little.—Johnson. SO Acres, No. 1 farm, *4500. •0 Acroa. good farm. •**400. SB Arreo, No. 1 farm »**00. . But a Spur. Ambition Las its disappointments SO Aereo, »»45*#. to soup us but never tho good for­ M Acm». S4.30O. tune to satisfy us.—Benjamin Prank- Once more, “dty beautiful' ,_____ broad field of public service to every' good cltlaen.—Birmingham Ledger. j 8AUU) HAT AMD rtliw, WllUe—“Paw, la the truth stranger tan fiction T" Paw—"Well, it Is moro t a stranger than fiction, my son." For Sale—Barred Hock cocks and , L. A. William* cockerel*. Parks and PiHsfield strain. F. W. Vomhcder, 48 No. Union SL. Balti *..................... Bell phone 727-W For Rale—House and lol. at 848 East Bond St. FggDS-arrAiL pbioxs. F. D. 1, Shelbyvillr. Mick. Inquire if' ggs Higher—Ao. 1 cican and rresh. 27 cents; small nnd dirty ' 23 cents. We want your poultry. Will pay highest price*. Joy. ph Bogers. if kllhd Unto West For Sale—It. I. Red rooaler*. J. Hird. Phone 350 4' rlnak. iwk For Kale—3 aprlnir calve*. call'Cl'l- Nice Furnished Rooms for light house keeping. See 301 S. Church Si. Pfain Smith. If d bucxy John Wi hou*rk**per, two men Unit bt> email wage*, homo for right party. Imugli. Halting*. Route Z**-S long-1 ahort. Save Money On Flour Exceptlohatlf We Invite You to Make Closest Com' parison With Any Other Flour The BEST machinery and "KNOWING HOW" to use it are ABSO­ LUTELY necessary for making the BEST product of any kind, no matter whether it’s furniture, wool boots, car-seals, flour or anything else. In this mill you will find a COMPLETE milling equipment. Every ma­ chine is here that is necessary in making the BEST FLOUR, and making it ^ECONOMICALLY. And every machine ix of the latest and best model. There is not a mill in this country that has better or more modern machinery. has the Hastings Agency for the Hastings Electric Vacuum Cleaner. Absolutely guaranteed. Easy payments. Makes a splendid Christmas present. If interested in a Hastings Elec­ tric Vacuum Cleaner, telephone 341. TELEPHONE 341 | I For Kale or Trade—Will aril, or trade for amalter farm or residence propany In Hasting*, my SO acre farm. X. Klltonger. Shultz^ Iwk -With our equipment we make .flour BETTER than other mills can do. and we qiake it at a LOWER COST. For that reason we are able to sell you French’s White Lily Flour at the same price you have to pay for other flours of INFERIOR QUALITY. In other words, we sell you flour of a FAR BET­ TER QUALITY at no increase of price to you. That means that you get BETTER VALUE for your money. And when it comes to "knowing how" to make the BEST FLOUR, our 40 years of experience in making nothing but French's White Lily Flour has taught us a great many "knacks" that can be learned in no other way ex­ cepting by long experience. We have the best of skilled employees; we care­ fully watch EVERY DETAIL in the manufacture from the time the wheat enters the cleaners and polishers, until the manufactured product is placed in sacks, and is already to use. * - THE BEST FOR THE MONEY STORE The saving that we make in manufacturing we use in improving the' QUALITY. We have invited and continue to invite the most thorough tests ot French’s White Lily Flour by the housewives of Barry Co. Such tests axe not needed in the homes where French’* White Lily Flour is regularly used— and there i* more French’s White Lily Flour used in Barry Co. than all other flours combined. _ Switched the Beverage. Two old Scotch fishermen, having imbibed overmuch, were on their way home, and .overcome with a great de­ sire to sleep, accordingly they > beach aanda and were soon slumbering j heavily. The tide crept In, awakening J the one dearest the water as a wavelet I dashed a quantity of fhe salty liquid ‘ Into hia mouth. Half asleep, hn started J to arise, saying: “it's Uns we wia ; awa' oot I' this boose. They're changin’ . But ILto YCJU.R HOMF- you are notarising French’s White Uly Flour, we ask you to give it a thorough trial, and are satisfied that, if you will, you will become as strong in your friendship for it as are those who have used it for years. It wins its own way. Perhaps you think you are using a good flour because you’ve been told that it is good, and possibly it may be a good flour. But why not try the BEST flour, a flour that is made under the best conditions, a flour that has 40 years of successful experience behind it; a flour thAt is the perfect product of the highest skill and best machinery in flour making? Why not try French’s White Lily Flour? ORDER JUST ONE SACK—the SMALLEST. Make a batch of bread, cake, pastry, biscuits—anything that requires flqur. Then have your FAMILY judge. Abide by their decision. We know what it will be, because we know how French’s White Lily Flour compares with other flours—IT’S BETTER. of 635,013.559.600 possible hands. As for the total number ot variation* possible among all players. It is so Why Derive the’most pleasure out of your coasting, sleigh ridipg and skating by wearing an all-wool shawl-collar sweat­ er coat—one that will keep you free from the biting winds and yet be comfortable. Noted for its honesty and reliability, you will find our store a - congenial place to purchase your outdoor togs. Every­ thing that will bring about warmth and comfort during „ your winter sports, in wide variety of sizes and pat­ terns. Of course, we include Clothcraft Clothes—both suits and overcoata, at $10 to $sa. G. F. CHIDESTER Leadl ag ; Mr. Babbage calculated that If 1,000,­ ’ 00O men were, to* be engaged dealing cards at the rata of one deal every ; minute, day and night, tor 100,000.*00 yean, they would not have exhausted ’ all the possible variations of the cards. 11 but only one one hundred thousandth ; I part ot them. Broad—“By the way. old man. do you remember borrowing ten shillings from me six months agoT' Short— • “Yes." Broad—"Rut you said you only ClodMeir Prayer and thanks are Ilka tha dou­ ble motion of th* lunga—th* air that to auck«d in in prayer la breathed We want you to be CRITICAL in determining the merits of French’ White Lily Flour. WHY NOT ORDER A SACK TODAY? Your grocer has it, and it is kept and sold by every elevator on the C. K. & S. and on the Michigan Central between Jackson and Grand Rapids. R, T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville, Michigan �THE HOVTMUR 12.1914-10 PAGES EDWARD I* HAMILTON Rep. in Coagteas HUBERT V. SMITH State Senator CHARLES A. WEUWERT. Rep. In State Legislature. Tho life story ot Thomas A. Kdtaon, on nnd Detroit* Nearly all tho profits Inventor of-the electric lamp and from this enterprise went to support his laboratory and chemical experi­ ments. And very noon ho had In­ romance. Only a few years ago he stalled In the baggage car a small was soiling newspapers on A middle laboratory where h" could experi­ western railroad, crying extras from ment during the leisure hours of the daily run. Because of an nccldem In his laboratory, which sol fire to the telegraph operator, and a good one nnd thl* ended hl* career n* a news­ ut that, seeking employment wher­ boy. . ever he could find It. and earning lea* In a month that hta intome today !■ Aside from hta laboratory experi­ per minute. ence with electricity EiUson learned Thoma* Alya Edison Wa* born In tclegniphy by installlnk a short lliu Milan. Ohio. February IL i>47. Tho between his father's house and the early family history read* much tho Home <if a boy friend. Hommuadn »ims a* many other American famIlles. Tlte ancestral Edison* came from Holland in 1730 and took up tnrmlng along the Panslc River In a regular railroad telegrapher. Dur­ New Jersey. The 'nomadic Edison ing the next live years Edison drifted family moved tu Novia tk-otla tn l»04 all over the Middle Ulates working and later took up fan.idlnn land al ns a telegraph operator. He secured Bayfield, on Lake Huron. Still la­ his lirst patent, June 1, 18C9, for a ter ...v, moved to' Vienna, on Lak - vote recording device which he per­ Erl*. Hero Samuel F>ll*on, father fected lu Boston but could not pre­ of Thoma* Alva, kept a hotel and vail upon Congress to adopt. Then waa married to Mias Nancy Elliott, A lie began experimenting, with stock school teacher. In 1>3S. A threat­ tickers, improving those In existence ened revolt In Canada against English and perfecting new nnd better <>*>■-* rule at thta time caused an exodus of until he finally Mold his first invention the participant* hi Bho United State*, for >40,000. Thu* In a short time among them Samuel Edison. The ha poised from poverty to indepen­ ■ 'unudian homo forfeited. Samuel Ed­ dence. having gone to New York ison settled down st’ Milan, Ohio. In without a cent of ifaoney. With this money he opened a machine shop In torprisc* begun tho making of, Newark nnd began to make stock .-hlngle*. Edison'* mother was nn nltraetlva Now began the years of Edison'* and educated woman. Mho was born Ini Chenango County, ^f. V.. Jo 1H10, twenty hour* a day, corridors, and work lienchr*. In El\loii. a Baptist minister.' A* a .__________ From lll», the My Edison was none too strong nnd data of hl* fire patent up to the sumTor this reason did noLgo to school soon n* the other boys. In 1«54 arnte patents have been applied for 'Milan began to doclinn in a huslnenx in hia name. Tho height of tho ac­ • wny nnd the Edison family removed tivity was In ISIS when 141 patents to Port -Huron. Michigan,, nnd occu­ were applied for. He perfected au­ pied-n handsome new house which tomatic telegraphy, made a success­ was unfortunately burned down ful typewriter, perfected a device shortly after the Civil War. Samuel whereby four messages could be sent Edison became Interested In the grain and lumber busineM and the phonograph and then spent several family was well-to-do and stood high years working at tho new telephone Ln tho society of tho community. apparatus .perfecting the receiver. Young Edison attended school at Tho invention of the electric lamp Port Huron for just three months nua days. To the problem of sub­ dividing the-electric light Edison-«a<-f tils class. After this ahort course drewed his genius and all tho re­ ho studied at borne with hl* mother sources he could command. The und hl* father added a small sum of world had become familiar already money for each new bo<>k mastered. wlth tho big arc lamp and was using Tn tha cellar of hia homo Edison In­ It In lighthouses, in publie parks and stalled hl* first "laboratory" -where he performed certain dubious ebeiq- that could be uwd indoor* In nmall leal experiments and tested out the unit*, comparable with wax nnd tal­ formulas . encountered tn hi* scion- low candle*, ga* Jet* and the * oil lampThat electricity could furntah nuch a lamp h-ul been believed turned newttjniy.. and In he be­ for many year* by Inventors in thta gan selling pnper* nn the trains of tho Grand Trunk between Port Hur- forthcoming. CORNELIUS MANNL KliWilT. I3.500.UOO.OOU and annual earning* | disgraceful of over >350.000.OOO. l-.ran nn late J Not only win the struggle within tho laboratory intense, but soon there camo tho ransacking of the world for the right material that should make the Incandescent lamp n feas­ ible. profitable commercial proposi­ tion. Edison ran tho gamut of the metals. Including those now tho main reliance of tho art. but which-ln-the ________ - incandescent lamps. Tu most of us bamboo la just plain bamboo, but to DOUBLES AND REDOUBLES Edison the word opens up an Infinite ITS CAPITTAL STOCK variety. Not only did Edison lay violent hands on all tho bamboo he could secure, from the palm leaf up Tin- BnlUe dreck Building and Loan to fishing rods, but he guttrd the ter­ • ASMiciatM^n JncrcescH M» Caprestrial sphere of Ils supplies. Moore ilnliMllon to »7.-.0,000. was sent to Chinn and Japan for it In 1RK0. Brauncr went to Brasil the Tn order to extend It* business, the Battle Crtelt Building nnd Ixmn As­ invaded Cuba. Jamaica and Florida, sociation has Inorcascd It* capltaltxaMcGowan and Harrington plunged tlon from I100.U00 to I76MOO. Thin deep Into South America In 1887, anti AMOclation was organised a little Rlcalton made a final trip through all of far Cathay that Edison had not Ital Stock B100.000 ana proceeded previously rifled. without noise or fuss until It reach'd Foe nearly ten years the Edison a point where it was obliged to in­ tamp was made with bamboo ilia- crease Its capital stock to >360,000, ment. and to that tamp must be pt-, tributed fn largo degree the mar-’ vellou* development ot electric coedtng year's burin,-** waa so very lighting nnd flower all over, the prosperous it waa deemed expedient modern station They are attached .to the springs. Both Inventions uro meeting with good sales. They lire manufactured In Mr. Barnes’ factory north of the roller mill. The ofllee* of the «-ompuny nro In the Ashton Building. Grand Rapid*. ’ Mr. Borne* I* presi­ dent of the company. 1. W. Barnhart, Grand llnplds. secretary and treas­ urer. Mr. Barneti' latest invention 1* nn Improved electric vacuum cleaner, which Is being manufactured by the newly-orgn nixed local company. Thl* cleaner, which Mr. Rnrnes. <;onildcrs one of hl* best products, tut* un improved design and a new type of fan. which 1* theoretically wrong, but mechanically a wonder in doing the work required. Mr. Barnes has for years been,In­ venting many useful articles. He In­ vented one of the tint practical vac­ uum cleaners, nnd ,a device used on Its money has all been industry. t<> <750,000. Invested In Battle Creek and vicinity, going In to the homes of more than three hundred cltixcn*. This Association offers the Inventor an opportunity to obtain the largest net Interest. Underwear "How safe ta it?" No Building und Loan Association In Michigan has failed lo meet It* obligation* prompt­ ly for more than eighteen year*. The recent panic* did not affect them in All their loans are xlmply secured! by gilt edge Improved, real patate. For targe or small r.mounta, thta'As-i Investments In the Stateare under ample surety E.. A. Burton-—Quality Hardware 'PROMINENT ORAHBEVILLE Officers । bonds! TRAPPIN6 THIS SEASON RESIDENTS HURT IN RUNAWAY lluatti When Train Ncarli trapping senxori has opened. I Mr. and Airs. W. Pike, well-known but little fur will lie caught unle.i, resident* of Orangeville, where Mr. price* raise high enough- tn coinpen-j Plko I* proprietor of the mills, nt" sat»< tho trapper for hta trouble In «v-1 recovering from Injuries ■' r*<-civ«d en" walking to ■ and wt- •-I —i—.„ ,i.-t,,— On account of tho an war. them from their buggy f«, No'crOMitlK. southwest <■>’ prices hava local While Mr. and Mr-. I'li.e wore rr1 turning homo and about to cratM tiio D. T. fc M. Ity., n work-train suddencal markets, The trapper would prob­ ably tw offered from 5 to IS cents for “1. . r *" skunk pell. . ------- ---------------------------- (rapping' ed *uddenly and daubed eWiiy. Alxuit brofltable, he would.receive from lie' to 76c. Thcxe price* will not pay for (ho expense of catching the nnim.-ita. Though the market ta prior for fur*, summoned' uMlitunce from the sUbro Pike. thl* ta no indication that It win al­ ways be ».i. Tho fur^beurcr* will nowhave no opportunity to increase in from their Injuries. thta fall nnd crease in* numbers, accord I nt Ao the •it’d iowlr.Kla surrounding the lakes. possible- to diagnose a ease - Mere Figures. Take the number of your living brothers. Double the amount. Add three. Multiply by five. Add the num­ ber of your living sisters. Multiply by ten. Add the number of deaths of brothers. Subtract 160 from the re­ suit. Th^ right figure »VU- be 4be ot acute tonsllili*. It of diph­ is .uhtaablo to with ihe\ptlioxln treatment. It tho 'case prows to b.. one uf diphtheria ,. । you have the advantage or best re[snlta >nfy tiinsilltta no harm _ -Thta method is rec­ number of deaths of brothers. Thu ommended and advised li'y the Stats Board of Health. middle figure will bo tho number of living sisters The left flguro will Health Officer. show the number of living brothers.— Cincinnati Enquirer. pound for Croup. Progreso. Tite old-fauliLoiu.d twy who used lo croupy cough, choking ’and g.i«plnk get a penny for turning tho bandies of for l>r'-ntb» laj'prcd breathing, call for Ona abriek of bate would jar all the clothes wringer for hia mother ot, lmmrdl.it<- Wllcf. The very flrxt xloxo wash-day now ha* u son who cusses the hymns ot heaven. — Tunnyaon., of Foley'* Honey and Tar Cqmpoiind every time he hsa to'rrnnk up his auto will nuuiter Dio croup. It cut* the Thu exportation of orchids front I engine. thick mucu«. clear* away the phlegm .the Philippine islands is increasing. 1 In March, 1914, 10,000 plants weTtf age*.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv.. consigned to a Han -Franclsea flrm high quality tinin tho Philippine*. . and arrived fn excellent condition. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. fl 10c that the varnish on his machine has lost its gloss much soon­ er than it should. Investigation shows the cause to be the use of cleaners and brighteners which produce its early decom­ position. This can be avoided by using a cleaner made and guar­ anteed by a manufacturer of fine varnishes. Therefore, WE INVITE YOU to call at our store and let us show you Shin-Easy and the CHI-NAMEL SYSTEM of taking care of an automobile body. THERE IS NO MONEY IN ••d competitor with the bon lamp. Yet all amount of investigation Ifl tho field ot rare molnta'cupable of ffivlng higher and Intenser llluiplnaUon wa* bound to yield n result If improvement ac­ tually lay along that line. The way out . waa soon found In tungsten, a metnl tiled a* far back a* the earlier day* of Edtaon. but not then avallable under the practical condition* of [ Its production nrtd use. “ Tho Introduction and geenral adoption of the tuugateb lamp ha* been literally nothing ahort of a rev­ olution in the art of Interior Tllumlnaklon. with a correspondingly tre­ mendous effect on exterior lighting. Working, down from a consumption pilot st end I os tho front wheel ....................................... energy makes easy Mt»wlug In sand and ruts. The shnck-alisoriielM moka HIHiir nw t<»wnm Occasionally An Automobile Owner Discovers । -available to the public. . ___ lar, the metal innLilum. quite rare, and scarce. seemed to disengage It-1 self from the rest of thu group and was found useful in many ways, but alble to ua aa tho South Pole. All kinds of paste* were tried tut bases for dependable carbon filament In the little bulb of glass—also cotton thread, paper nnd anything under the sun that wbuffi carbonise readily nnd hank together as a ‘'filament" when the electric "Juice" wax turned onto it. Generally tha darned stuff did not "stay put" ljut blew up before you could say Jack Robinson. But there -were Interludes of play, nnd the relief of joke and jest. One of the funniest episodes was when Edi­ son made carbonised filaments out of lhe very fiery whisker* of one of hta staff. He instated that by-doing this ho yms already half nby up the spectrum nnd go,t a flying start with * dull red glow. But when elabo­ rate calculation* were made aa to the power, the Manta has brought that available supply of red hair In tfie down in about live ycani to 1.25 In thr larger sttM of Muxda world for filament purpose*, the pro- watt*. nllrogen-lUicd lamps the reduction In current consumption ha* reached tho tllamentary material to be put In htx low point of n half-watt per candle. Underwear Ladies fleeced pants, sizes 34 and 36. Well made, full sizes. Reg­ ular 25c value, Saturday at 2 P. Mt ... . 05616804 THERE’S A LOT OF WEAR AND SERVICE IN THE ONE YOU HAVE NOW. AND IF YOU WILL BRING IT TO US WE WILL MAKE IT LOOK Gloves Misses’ and Childrens wool gloves in assorted colors and sizes, well made from good yarn. Saturday at 2 P. M. 10c accept and pay interest on an invest-' ment an small as 110.00. . The association la quite well known Altoft and Jasper F. Black, both of. which gentlemen nro well and favor-: ably known here. JUST LIKE NEW BY DRY CLEANING IT AND PRESSING IT UP NICELY FOR YOU. Vdcrin Hunters Go North. » Babies bearskin bonnets in assorted colors, white cloth lined. Only a few of these. Regular 39c value,. Saturday at 2 P. M. 10c NEW YORK STORE PHONE .102 r\i:t. HOY ANDRUS, son bamboo lamps Were being made. ‘ Automobile I'IIoCa nnd Shocklaboratory. It some place of conceal- But Edison himself did not regard .n.i.1 var lii Vi a tulttale He the bnmboo lamps a* tho "last word." j me nt. h>,i but A even In llhe middle of ot Ithe iltamrnt1 second wink a call to arms would Paralleling - ----- the r- carbon M. Barnes, the Inventor o lamps of bamboo, there soon appear- I famous vacuum cleaner* which ment had been hit upon and must be rd the "«qulrtcd" filament employing h attacked al once. Edison, himself. carbonlxrd ccIIuIom* In on- form or -this country, is the president of the In spite of all report* to the cotp another, and a great many lamp* for liar-Bar Manufacturing Company. trary, had to get an occaalonal nap. One of hl* resorts was the eupbonri) Another advance wu* .embodied in other invention* recently perfected by under the stairway, where he wax Limps still of the carbon tyju» tn Mr. Barnes. They arc ■hock-absorb­ most luxuriously ensconced among which tho filament* wore strengthen, er* and pilots for “ the dust-brooms and scrubbing palls. ed by such substancca as would Ju,, He also showed great agility and llfy calling them "metallized." The ability In sleeping off-hand Inside « direction In which lhe an waa tend­ ing. and very quickly real rnctalll* invention ha* never been patented. 3 SPECIALS Bonnets THOMAS SULLIVAN. Prourutlng Attorney MRT TWO—PAGES 9 TO II S2U:•'vXnS.rv'x two moreINVENTIONS of e. m. barnes’ ON MARKET HOW A POOR BOY ROSE TO FAME AND WEALTH $ LIFE STORY OF THOMAS A. EDISON. BANNER HASTINGS HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE US AND OUR WAGON WILL CALL. number of votemn Intnioru have gone north from Barry county, though the number thia season lx not an large. "WE WASH EVERY THING EVERY OTHER DAY.’ E. Herrington, Bowling. 74 year* old: W. H. Stebbins. «9; Amy Ferris. Dowling, <•: John L. Gilson. Free­ port. U: A. Fisher, Johnstown. 671 " ' Roo. Naahvtili ■i— John' HoaryBuohlor. Frooport. 68: in*, til l3«4C AUerdlng. American Steam Laundry Woodland. 'New Yorks mayor mks.U0.W4.06T! with which to run city departments! in J>1S. SHULTERS BROS., Proprietors Phone 243, Hxtingt, Mich. �e Hastings Banner COURT HOUSE NEW S WwiH-d every Thuraday at HimiruH. Mtehwan. OOPS BROS. tAbUir. | Wanl Qjhimii, Id S WOfU for each insertion. No adv.,fur leu than 12 '"g*, T|„nkl, lc . „ord. Obituiry poelry aud resolutions. 5c a Use. ' „ ■ , ' Sbl... null..,! b, Mbil. Rua-P.U. , .0!!!V,"L,‘,°/rSS Imp 6KU Vf tn in in ndvaii.-.aftYi-^o frPc;,ine » cents MX'MONTHS, advance;"'? H^puDhuned rRetl for C,rh ttb°V°per tb#line 20 FIFTY-NIXTH YEAR | Manufacturer THREE MONTHS, in advance.. ' CANADIAN 8UBBGRIPT1ON8. rt?Xl<“'w.n'L',<1r,ni -‘d nJe aa nlw* pr year, in advance.......... .. IJk) "^rwl11 ,,rln‘cd frM “ n‘*W’ m . .... . ... Vn ,.nmmnnt**l inn will l.A nnh« Entered at the pnitofllco at Has­ ting*. Michigan, as second class lished under any circumstances un­ leu it bears the writer's nanus and MQOHter. __________________ : postofllce address. ADVERTISING HATES. Dirplay aitvertislng rale* on ap­ JOB PRINTING plication. Tha BANNER has one of the best Buainwa locals and reading no­ equipped Job offices tn Western: tice*. On flrat page or among bruv- Michigan and is prepared to do any: lUea, 12M cents a line. kind of book and Job printing. it might surprise a great many well meaning people (wagot^ buyers) to"^tnow that the UlrdseU panufacturing company puls a guaranteed carrying strength warranty of IH pounds more Even In the South, where mule* are bred in preterm .t to horeea. an in­ creased prodnrii. ii ftratvclaae an- Blrdxll 3x1 and the >Mxl0 wood axle wagons than other wagons t>t the came dimensions. manufacturing companies oh the put on their In other wards the Birdseil manufacturing company guarantee to Make Your Savings Work While You Sleep Jesse Townsend A fruit grower near Hollaul iatHy gathered forty-live bushels of apple* from a single Wagener tree. ■THE MAN THAT LOST THE PLOW" To Invest in.the Battle Creek building and Loan Association 13*4 cents i^r share each week for IIS weeks our interest to you on your payment* win bo sufficient tn mukt your'stock worth (SO par value. Not in the Hastings, Mich. Trust Itc-lncoeixwalcd February, H<'-liH-orp««ratcd. February, iand Ulin* Co. * plant, to replace the dilapidated structure built upwards placed a new light in the UgljthouM of 40 years ago. The bridge project, authorising the . utrfJrtttiur.- of 11.000. at Saugatuck harbor und it is an In­ carried by a nwj./ltyjjl !J&. teresting bit of mechanism, the In- Kc-Iimxm-|kw*1c<I Fvliruary. For further particulars cnquirt of Albert Altoft and Jasper F. Black Hustings; Chas. Cumming*. Assyria: Ira Hoffman. Maple Grove; C. A. Cur­ tiss. Freeport: J. B. Wolf,-Freeport; Hastings, Mich. tlons with the British government for the manufacture of 800 houses. Jach 30 by •• feet, which It is pre- ters of an Inch tn.diameter, which are set about a somewhat larger cyl­ inder or metal painted black. Th* aetlqp of the light on these cylinders causes the central cylinder to elon­ gate sufficiently to shut off tho gas supply. An infinitesimal pilot flam* Order Our Drays mills about the country which are now engaged In manufacturing build­ ing material fur the company to com­ plete tha order aa required. The •00 houses, placed end to end will make nearly aeven mllea of building*. A miry FehrI*. Dowling; Frank Van Cuuctt, Ha kt I ng*: Maurice It. Eckert, Freeport; ft I. Miller. Freeport; Theo Quach. Freeport; William Wad- PIAHO AND SAFE M0VIM6 houses complete, ready for erection, including lumber all cut to shape, nails, glk**, paint, etc. To H|l tho order will require abottf 7.000.000 fert of lumber and immense quanti­ ties of other building material. Shlp- Our Specialty. HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. ♦ -. 1 OBFISK F« Off L A. Matthew* H. Welfnu Freeport: Frank Hoonah. Irving; Win. H. Fry. Johnstown; Jesse Litts. Dowling; Dacar W. Struble..-Yankee I Dy. rt*.‘J.'ll«rtsL Detroit. Treasurer. Spring*: EerlK. Heftier. lluliMfl JKapcctal attention wus given ut thia Convcntluu tJ the great need tvr •rung. DuwUns; W. . M. Clemencc. District Health Officers who ahull rv- Dowling; Frank Whitwurth. Dowl­ ing; John L, Glboon. Freeport; P. II. Lawrctu-c. >tlino to thvwurk. Tho ABkoclailoii j r “wr*'n“; Burry; Roy Itunlader. — : E. Ii. t'aldwcll. lluatlngi; will devote their IrgWaiive effort* .J w. «. Cnic. lUktlnga; A. FUher. thi* vrjr lhe nf aueh i: .' ‘ -.ril JuhiiMown: Hqymour II. Wright. |H»llk on.,,. Ihl. .< ...I- »-Ul..r luiumo,.; U«WL> C.DM1S will I—« "P-b'-f. or.™,,111.: I>..k Ltd. [raiK. A*«jria. . HutiiiiK rurmaldvliyde it, hia milk to prnaorie it. Mt*. A Ixetihout* com1>0>ined uguiukt hint. 1L> atood trial and kin found guilty *tid lined ISu and ••••at*. Utter I be jury and plaintin urged the J mill.XI |u Iiiakc the ,v„ , l»lut<ni , Which <>dlklrf]u> hMd nut wilfully ---------------.... .„. .v..pon re- |cr«ek ippoint a Committee, of FARMERS SHOULD RAISE WELLDr. J. II. Kellogg ut Buttl« .... I...,.- rnn rnnnnr ahuuld b,<< hairman. to raise BRED HORSES FOR EUROPE duetd the----Un. to and the jury to b.- expended by a Joint! camribiited thair L<-» to help Hehaup I committee from the State Board of: pay it Th* ervani . aiue originally . Health and Irom tho Michigan Anti- . front ,i cr.atri. Q whoM ..ffh era and Tuberruloala Aaaoylption. with tha ob- court* that It ik thought that the court* of • )<Main, a may l-e able tc >)o few jury. ' - Safety First Thia hold* t: ue in your electric wiring. That'* one reckon your electric work. Yen'! know it is done right and that your buildings are sale if I do the work. A Gasoline Engine Will Pay For Itself in 4 Short Time On Your Farm ijr.nui It.?pi<l« . Mysterious Jsland. * Falcon fdtand suddenly mad" Its ap­ pearance among the Tonga Islands of the Pacific about twenty years ago. A loyal llrltlsh trader promptly annexed It. and proudly hoisted the union jack on its highest point. It existed for about a doaen yean, banana and co­ coanut trees began to grow upon It. and then one day It disappeared In just as mysterious a fashion as it had GEO. VAN TIFFLIN ■Joetrlelan. The greatest "TIME and LABOR SAVER** that any farmer can install on his farm is a good GASOLINE ENGINE. In these days of scarcity of help, and high price of labor, a gasoline tfigihe will soon pay .for itself by doing the work of several jnen and doing the work BETTER. Within the last few years we have sold a great many gasoline engines, and you will find one or more of them on a good many farms in this county. They rob, farm work of most of its ‘'drudgery** in the pumping water, sawing wood,' grinding feed, churning, and a hundred and one different things. We have taken especial pains in securing the agency (or the very best makes, and offer you a wide range of selections in purchase,jiorx;* tn thia country B.ud Canada; and there-Is an tnrreueed In­ terest in many sections in horse merely advike* that ordinary farm work should .bo. done whenever pos­ sible by gopd tnaitw. which ahotild be bredrto good stallions. It also de­ sire* t<> emphasise the fact that only horses of high quality may be profi­ tably raised today. Inferior homes Two suitA fur Si. 000 tiaaiagis will be tiled next week by Ellis, Colwell A Ellie, for Fred Keister, publisher of lhe Pewumo. Nows, agnlnst Sheriff Taylor nnd Deputy Sheriff Lou fitod- Wc also have various' attachments for th esc engines, est to farmers. • production 1* to l-v discouraged much us the production of g hrs«e should be» encouraged. . A- Hie Mason advance* the dciuatid fur Farm tanjl owrybarhes iny expectation. With gnc*l crops, good detnaml for pngkiee. jiritiga to the fanner the requirevi reaults. Willi all caller* nunc* the inquiry for ‘’land.’ Retag prciiared fur all ctniiei-8 my supply canib-l be eihou*Htd. aero*, any direction................... S5U.WIto $125.00 per acre ' Hi aervk. any dlreolion....................lli.ou to *0.00 per am 4) acre*, any direction ............... :W.U0 to 100.00 per acre tirr.-W—which is allraclive. ” Special atlvnltun given lo partiea gutijg North touulii or Wc»L IkugaiiD tn city property. I'avQruble term*. Think it utt-r und Hastings Business Exchange 219 Weil Stile SI. Phon* 136 Wm. A. Dunn, Mgr. OLDS GASOLINE ENGINES, U. M. A. GASOLINE ENGINES, * * INTERNATIONAL GASOLINE ENGINES, and R. &(V. GASOLINE ENGINES. which will • New Holland Feed Mills New Holliud Wood Saw with a billy, and upon another occa*lun with a pair of handcuffs. Thu former caked attracted wide attention at the time, and the prweent once wilt aoclaUun. win mi usasMtiaaUon wa* b»Muu two aevka ago. waa fully orgaa1m<1 Monday evening, when-about SO for horses, as next to liusala it has ot the ineniU-ra met. adopted a conI molt of these knlm'ala than any oUier •titutlon and by-laws and oelctiriLofI country In’ the world. The United States und fluaaia pos*eaec« Bl i>er ■ ent ot the du rid supply. Strange Aarvln, While it waa impossible to takn de­ finite action in regard to Improvsm'ent^ ut so ,ariy a stage U lhe pr- Every farmer and stock man recognises the necessity of having a good feed mill to get the moat profit from his corn and grain. The New Holland is built for doing hard work and doing it RIGHT, and has stood lhe test of years. Come in and sec this ma­ chine, and let ur. show you what people think oi it who have used it. arc made of hard seasoned wood. Steel Mandrels, turn­ ed and ground true to sue. The Swing Tables are hing­ ed to swing easily, and sheet ateel backs with guard to protect the Balt. . Two valu­ able attachments for these machines are the Ripping Table and Emery Wheel At­ tachment lor grinding plow shares, edge tools, ate. be of special inter­ We alu luva Appleton Feed Mills Corn Shelters sod a variaty of attxctangnts lor machines that will SAVE you a lot of TIME. Our prices arc vary reason­ able. Call and let us show you. Goodyear Bros. . Phone 1 Hardware and Implements 111-115 Stata Street Hastings, Mich. �FAflF. ........ "fl"...... ■ 1 — Buy Your Meats From Us QUALITY HIGH. BESSMER BROS. ' The Meat Market Men. Phone r6a Hastings, Mich. Good Health Is desired by all. Pain and suffering is everwhere. It is our mission ano desire to assist in one way those in distress. We give our best knowledge and service/ We considerit an honor and sacred trust to serve you. We are at your command. North Side Pharmacist C. E. Harvey, Pharmacist Hastings, Mich. Farms for Sale HASTIH6S CITY BANK REPORT. | THE CHURCHES | ' COATS <J#OVT.. >*t we wrote for the paper* been quite a diphtheria I Lansing, Michigan, Nwfaber 2, 1914 ■ 1‘resbytcviAn (tiurch. Morning worship at 10:30. Seriqon by the pastor. Sunday school | meets at the dose of the morning service. The young people wilt' meet as usual al 6 p. m. . BeUtive* of Mr. amt Mrs. Orsanj There will bo no evening service1 Wood celebrated their birthday* Insij bn account of the union services in1 Bunday by mooting nt thi'ir homf* the opera house and In the M. E. church. Mr. Wood'* birthday and a «urj>rH<-; on him. while Mr*. Wood's birth*y j Methodist EpiACOpol. They Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. I wn* the provlou* Monday. wrro presented with * fln* travftllng Russell H. Brrady. pastor. Services | bag and be»t wl*H«« for m*ny happy | next Sunday as follows: rnlurnh. 10:39 u. m., worship and annual Thn DUtrki Conveniion or tho M. I thank offering address by the Rev. C. M. g. .nt tho church ot Chrixi. j G. F. Francombe, pastor of the i which, wa* to have been held Lisi I Plainfield Avenue Methodist church.: Grand Rapids. Ulis service is uildci tho diphtheria »carc. Word wa* ro-! the auspices of lhe Women's .Home reived that a large delegation wa* ■ Missionary society. planning on coming,' Atnpng then* bo., 12 o’clock noon. Sunday school, j In* throe auto lodd* from Waytaud • 7:30 p. m.. the church will be given । nnd (litn lake, but a* the doctor ail-; to the meeting for women, the open-. VlMd that It ahotild bn called off ing of Good Health Week. The men । will assemble in Hie opera bouse. Thursday night. 7 JO, prayer serv-' ice. The hour will be especially de-. voted to Home Missions and churci. extension. happen* to prevent It. A sjieclnl meeting of tho official nothing Mrs. Kittle Hpraru* ha* been tuivbonru wiii be held at the close ol the Thursday night service. The regular monthly meeting of much better nnw. There ho* been no Bunday-whnol the Brotherhood will be held next W- do not know Monday evening. Supper will be for two Sunday*. when thl* ha* bappi-ned In Coat* served, promptly at 7 o clock. The special music for next Sunday Grove before. Some Htnri there hns; been no Bunday achool for ono Sunmorning will be, chorus. “Lord God hn-.e boon caiM o« but thewr nn-'Hastings Milling Company Hastings, Michigan Professor A. J. Clark vho is associated with Professor F. S. Kedzie at the M. A. 0. and who ia conducting' bread baking tests in the chemical department, is about to establish a standard of Michigan winter wheat flour for baking tests. In order to do this he has determined to take samples from 5 representative mills in Michigan and blend them. f These samples must be of pure winter wheat flour and this flour must be uniform in all particulars the year round. He has asked me to get samples for him from 5 mills in Michigan. / Will you therefore in the interest of the M. A. C. and our milling industry please send to Professor A. J. Clark X Michigan Agricultural College, East Lansing, Michigan five pounds of your best flour, made wholly from Michigan winter wheat, Please send by early mail (parcel post) and do not fail, as Professor Clark and I are depending upon the early receipt of these samples. Very truly yours of Saboath." by Moxart; solo. “Ii the Angels,” by Cardo, Mrs. Grnct Blanchard. we do not know when wo have ml**ed Sunday School for two Sunday* aefore. We uro hoping that thenwill bn the usual Attendance next Methodist Episcopal CireuHT Sunday. ** It l« thought now that un... Richard E. Yost, pastor. For Nov le»« there should be nnf new <-ru** 15; Welcome, HJ:30; Rutland. 3; of diphtheria near that no will have Yeckley. 7:30. 'flic first quarterly conference, Sunday school. Thursday. Dec. 3, nt 2 o'clock. The Sunday evening Young Peo ary. Mr*. Flora pies' meeting at Quimby are well at­ B. will meet with tended. Wc regret to report the scrimn sickness of Mrs. Granger of Iht Martha class. H-E, HARRY E. HOOKER, Secretary There Is a Reason For It NORTHEAST KAI.AMO. Mrs. Celia Sprague is visiting her laughter in Marshall tltfs week. Charlie Wyblcs is moving with his nolhcr. Mary Wyblc, lids week. Mrs. William Link and children ■pent last work with her cousin near iladwin. Like bees the people come here to get something good to eat. They always leave sat­ Clark Bell has bought Will Clark's isfied because, in addition to well cooked food, they find quality in everything they eat. farm. Clifford Lowe of Detroit spent Baptist Church. Prompt service and cleanliness. iunday nt home, Revival services every evening a' Bert Briggs and family spent SatPeople have asked "How can you do it with the high cost of living?" Leave that to 7:30. Good singing and gospe' inlay in Barry county. preaching. Special music ever? Frank Briggs went to Thornapple us, that is our secret. night,. The meetings will begin and ast Sunday. 1 sold mode farm* 1am year than close on lime. Lyn Main has gone to Petoskey to Try an order or two of our baked goods, they are the best by test and have the taste Friday afternoon prayer mcclini is.it his nurcnls there. that ever lasts. nt D. Waite’s. Dorr Andrews was in Nashville Sunday school, 10. Classes for nil hrfurday last. Morning worship. 11. Sermon bj Glen Russell and family arc plan­ the pastor, subject, “Profit and l-riss?' ting <o move lo California soon, Trlee Chorus choir and special music. , rhey have been living with his fath Junior B. Y. P. V. at 3. Leadcrr since the death of his mollut a John Shultz. * ear ago. Yoke Fellow Band al fi. Evening servidc at 7 followed bme before buying a* I sell four GRANGE PROGRAM. Quality Bake Shop nn epvangclistic sermon. Subject | ToUl. Program for Carlton Grange, 261 V; “A Special Message to Backsliders.” ov. 21. 1914: i Chorus choir nnd special music. ' Phone 381 Hastings, Mich. Instrumental Music — Ivah Wilson zw 1 Wednesday. 2:30, Ladies' Aid so­ Recitation—Arthur Keeler. fe? ciety meets nt th? home of Mrs.1 Will a Law, Which Imposes a.TonSarah Vandlain. Ulis is sewing I «OOW «• tn»* Main o< to* iwrerrt mrtter* day. Bring thimbles and needles. I age Tax Upon Minerals Be Just and' DELTON, MICIL MIC1L । iharrtococtalneU.M shown t>r the boolu ct tdvisable Tax Reform for Michigai r Lunch wdl be served. A. A. AVDEnsox. Cubler. -Yes. by Clarcimv Covert; no I a ' Harting* at Charlw Bauer** Law itabKrtM end .worn to belor* ma UH | their work and responded to the call, red Henry. ( BALTIMORE CENTER. Mrs. Will Thomas made a busi­ Offle* Katurday from 1.00 to *.00 Ctti ot Noretanar tBU. Music—By Hernicv Hplch.. Mr..-Bachelor nnd family and but found that only the chimney was ness trip to Grand Rapids Monday. Arthur A. nan-rn, Noun Public. G. Elmer Landen, minister, resi ­ o'clock. Recitation*J.avern Simile. 1 mother of Hastings, were Sunday burning out and no damage done. Lewis Douglas and wife of Grand dence 609 E. Grand. Things I Would Like to See State Rapids were the guests of the form­ guests at N- C. Edmonds. List Sunday morning the nud' ranges Do., General discussion led WH1TNEYVILLE. .. . .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burt er's torium was reopened to the pubifr Mrs. Elwin Ormsbc was In Dow­ . Y. V. Wickham. Mrs. Hatch. Mrs. Alta Douglass and Mrs. Iva IDouglas. ’o'W Sunday. for services with a very able am' ling last week caring for Mrs. Ray Thing of Mort Im porta neo. Thanksgiving Poem—Alice Bris Mrs. helpful sermon by Rev. Ickes. lhe in Kellogg attended lhe funeral of P. J. , "f 1 Maude Cooper was in Cale­ Freeman, who has been quite sick. “What m»u*r* th* natur* of our n. tenor of the church is tastily deco The L A. S. will give a chicken Kennedy at Grand Rapids Saturday. donia Thursday to consult with Dr. Tilings-We Are Thankful for in ' ‘ rated and many fine comments nn Mrs. Ellen Reynolds visited her Greybreb pic supper nt the home of Mr. and do not glean happinesa according lo Intion, State, Grange and dm Sirs. Walter Onnsbc Friday even­ daughter in Ionia last wtek. GLASS CREEK. A large crowd attended the apron being made. zour station tn life, but according lo sale and chicken pie social at the The following is lhe order for scr I tomes — An "experience meeting.'' ing, Nov. 13. Neighbors and friends to the num­ J. O. Brown and wife entertained cd by the master. how w*U we adapt ouraelres to that . nr Mr church Friday evening. cvcninr vices for next Sunday: cf *" John Hulimnn. ot Johnstown, was ber of 35 gathered al lhe home.tnnUv two sons from Lansing Saturday and LewU Brown.-David Miller. Will Bible school at 10 a. m.. Ell Davis 1 Thanksgiving Prayer by chaplain station." \ a guest of his sister, Mrs. Wesley Ed­ and Mrs. Will Thomas Satur Sunday. Song by the Grange. imnCtr CoMffifr and wife autoed to Pewamo superintendent. evening and gave them -flLcQmj Refreshments. Honey, sandwiches monds nnd family, Saturday night. Mrs. Kate Erway returned home -nirM-d Sund*y laU and spent the day with Sermon at 11 a. m. Miss Irene Crawley is under the surprise. A good time was ecf-,— Wilbur Vance and family. ind pop corn. Monday after spending four weeks Tho fruit crop* of Hungary In 1913 Beginners' meeting at IL a. m. in care of Dr. Kelly, being unable io by all. The evening was spent in are eMImated a* follow*. In pound*: with her daughter in Hasting and class room. itenu schooLthls scnuuLims week. weex. _ music and visiting, after which a LEIGHTONASSYRIA. . । attend Apple*, 33,114.000: apricot*, 2M.S19.- the Star district. Junior C. E. nt 5 p. m., Miss Still, Mr. anil nnd Mrs. dins. Chas. F Robinson of bountiful supper was served, all re­ ,, _ ... , _ , .Mr. 100: grape* (for table), 33,0*0,000; .mx t Mr. and Mrs. Mat Finkbeiner cefc- ' Aunt Elsie Fielder is visiting her leader. Mrs. .Sadie Wood of Kaliunazuo | ' •" ’ '' visited his .turning to their homes after having Christian Endeavor at 6 p. mJ ns Hitthe ini.-st of her nnrents Mr nephew. Will Havens, and family. ' ' ’ a merry good time. . brated their silver wedding anniver­ quince*.. 1.103,ij rnd ’** Mrx. <Crapoff amt family, Sunday „y, naiurauy night anti Sunday.Flory' Whittemore spent her vk‘ Grace Jenson, leadec. ’ Miss Vcrn Goopcr, who has beert sary Thursday. There were about Sermon, 1 7n p. -•* ni. I1 ....... Tompkins ...... M.. 000. Mrs. Jennie nnd Mrs. J. cation at home. Georgia Powers is sick nt the home attending school ut Frtceport, re­ two hundred present and they re­ public Is Ind 3- Tompkins Tompkins visited visile'll Mrs. H. Harve Good *musTc. The 1 J S. Mrs. H. Harve of Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Wood. • • • turned home on account of the ill­ ceived many beautiful presents. vited. ' of Battle Creek last Friday. George Beck of Detroit is visiting, Colon Hallock nnd friend. Miss ness of her mother. Mrs. Packer of Baltic Creek vis­ Rosa Matthews, and Percy linstock ■ Mrs. C. IL Brown of Cadillac vis­ his sisters, .Mrs. W. Jackson and' NORTHEAST CARLTON. ited friends here this week. nnd Miss Hazel Matthews, were call­ ited Inst week with her husband nt Mrs. Robert Smith. As Claud Thomas was on his milk Earl Strickland of Battle Creek ers at Wesley-Edmonds Sunday aft­ tliis place. Mr. Brown accompanied Mr. und Mrs. George Teaton of route Thursday one of his horscsi visited his cousin, Mrs. Charlie Ser­ ernoon. . her to Nashville for a few days'^yisit Holton are spending their honeywas taken with asteria nnd was un­. ven. last week. -. hioon at George Wnllson’s. Word was received today. Mon­ with the former's sister. able to get home. The horse was। Alva Glass of Three Rivers was day, over the telephone that lhe Harry Colvin and wife. Will Costaken care of at James Friend's barn,, the guest of Lyle Tasker tills week house of Geo. Prichard in Prichard- griff and wife. and Dave Miller where Dr. Glen Scoville of Clarks­ Mrs. Bertram of Hasting is caring ville was burning. 'Several men'left tlulocd to Lowell Saturday evening. .00Q squaro miles. ville was called to care foe it. for her niece, Mrs. Lynn Shepard. Frank Aldering and wife attendedI who is sick. the funeral of their relative. Mrs Mr, and Mrs. O. H. Phillips visited Nicholas Alicrding at Hastings Fri their daughter, Mrs. Alma Watrous and family, from Friday until Sun­ day morning. ■ To do one’s best work with comfort, body and brain Dr. C. S. McIntyre of Woodland day. ’ Charlie Scrven and wife has’c called on Jake Clem, who is quite must be in good condition. That requires proper food— moved on their farm southwest of poorly, Saturday morning. Ray Coats' and family of Grand the Center, recently purchased of food that contains all the elements that build brain and • Rapids were guests of their aunt Mrs. Coombs. Mrs. Wm. Tasker, Saturday and Sun­ ♦ You can right now BUY your ENTIRE NEEDS for the WINTER-in brawn. SCHOOL NEWS. day, returning to their home on Iht The storm entrance is finished. ♦ ALL KINDS of COALS and COKE for All kinds of Stoves, Furnaces and late Sunday train. Mrs. Henry Wickham and son Rex Tis another great improvement to ♦ Ranges. of Evart have been visiting her par­ our schoolhouse. The first, second and third grades ents, Wm, Williams and wife, the We also have GENUINE GAS COKE in two sizes, stove and furnace. arc enjoying their supplementary / past two weeks. rending very much. ♦ When ordering be sure and tell us whiijh size you wish and we will do Fred Hatch of Grand Rapids made Dale Butterfield was elected li­ his regular visit home to his parents ♦ the rest. brarian for the new state traveling Saturday night and Sunday. Mbs Vyrl Vanbpocklin is enjoying libraries. Just step in and SEE, THAT'S all we ask. We invite Inspection and we Several pupils arc wearing star / a few days at home while the peo­ are always pleased to show you what we. have in COAL, FLOUR, CEMENT, ple she is working for at Lake buttons as a reward for perfect ♦ Made of wheat and barley, it contains all the nutri­ spelling. Odessa are away on a visit. BRAN, MIDDLINGS, and in fact anything we have for sale. •. The Teachers' Rending circle was ♦ ment of these most nourishing grains, including those well attended Saturday afternoon. Maternal Love Strong. BRING in your Samples of Seeds, Beans, Wheat, Oats, or anything you Fourteen were present. Our next les­ Y Tha instinct of maternal love— son will be chapters III and IV. ' ♦ have for SALE that is handled by ANY ELEVATOR and we will name vital mineral silts—phosphate of potash, etc.—that arc stronger than death Itself—is by no Doris Jewell. Orpha Shoch and ♦, YOU a PRICE. discarded in making white flour. means peculiar to humanity. In fact Neil Shepard were elected to make It might safely bo said that so mo ot Hie selection of our stale travling ♦ Under the present Market conditions it is impossible to quote future price Long baking breaks down the starch cells of the the lower animals arp at times more libraries. but our aim is to pay all we pan for Grain, Beans or Seeds on each day’s market. Mrs. Myron Tuckerman. Alice Og­ ♦ humane than are come humans. den. Kate Sylvester, Lyle Tasker, ♦ grain and makes this food easily digestible by the most . Call us by Phone. Give us a friendly call, the latch string is always out, Alice Ogden, Vera Rlanck, Dorothy ♦ we are always at home. Jewell. Eva Kent, Mildred Hnrtbn, delicate stomach. . . When you have a troublesom* Mrs. Hnry- Brady. Celli* Van Au- * cough, It doc* not mean that you hart­ ken, Earl Strickland. Kate SvK'estcr. . Economical, appetizingconsumption or that you uro going to Mrs. John Angus and Hhi n Van Au- ▼ have It., but It docs mean that < your ' ken were our visitors lust week- A lung* are threatened, and It 1* Ju«t a* Visitors are always welcomed ut T Dealers In Grain, Beans, Saad, Hay, Coal, Cement. Hides, Pelts, Etc. well to be on tho safe aide and take school. ♦ Chamb*rl»ln-B Cough Remedy before PHONE 150 A new plnuppl* cannery (n Hawaii I ♦ Emmanuel Church. Rev. Carroll I_ Bates, pastor. Bishop McCormick visits the par­ ish next Sunday. He will be cele­ brant at the communion servicc-ni 8 o’clock; nt 10:30 a. m.. after a short service he will administer the rite ot confirmation and preach lhe sermon There will be no evening service. ’5 Star Bakery & Restaurant Ezra S. Morehouse & Co. With Least Exertion : NOW’S THE TIME Grape-Nuts Is that kind of food! Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. . “There’s a Reason” for Grape-Nuts HASTINGS, MICH. han s» dally capacity of 330.*00 cans. 4 �There U something tr> the Autumn lost. Toqch of manner, hint of mood; Ahd my heart 1* like a rhyme. , near to Thee: for i Thee. O our Father 1 William C. Gannett But last summer * geologist In cur country'* shelter; for our home*. through Of bugles going by. And my lonely spirit thrill* To »ce the frosty a*ter» like smoke upon the hill*. -Richard Hovey. shoe* hnart* th*t love; for the greXt example*: for holy conturle*. To gax* upon hl* child; ot them will appear. Cultivate The rich, rlpa tints of the cornfleld. The wild geeic circling high. And far over upland and lowland. Tho charm of the goldenrod, Some of ua call It Autumn And other* call It—God. M. H. Carruth. united the for opportunities unused and ev*n those misused: Good Lord, wa humb­ ly thank Thee! Fo/ our tamptaUona, thank Iu I spirit! Could leap and. laugh and run; Becauae the distant aun And the u*e of an opportunity la »o much more satisfying. all around, than tha waralae of a duty! To catch the tru«. Thanksgiving spirit ,and ra* dlato It for tho benefit of other*, is something. Thia I*. In a email way, in*. Indian Bummer la the time to be In Fc Thanksgiving guests—and kasion.of th [ell kept stock Ze want you walk* to stumbling about In old churchyards, plucking on the way the It abide* with loyally: for the bleased- That claimed.his love Shared all the Joys they had: and smiling at the dry flower until It etherise* tho *oui Into aimless raverla little need of trying, to paint the •tlll.wazm. musty, <|reamr Indian Summer In word*; there arc many <-<!. Indeed, a really thankful heart, will extract motive for gratitude from cesaltlca to everything, making lhe mo»t even of. and disappointment*, mean* of grrw music—and the mood thia season pro­ duc'd la of that natura. By-and-by. when lhe white man la thoroughly be stock of jar store. T The secret ars we sell aromatic fla at the cesa). some native Haydn Phom 101 We’ll Cut Some Cheese Olver Wendell Holme*. HOONA The’ maple ^ith name* crlm»on Like little rippling tongu This is a picture of a huge cheese you may see displayed in our window. This Mammoth Cheese weighs 3o$ pounds and is made from aljout 1560 quarts of milk unskimmed. This is splendid cheese. Below you will find a list of other nice things for your Thanksgiving festivities. Yet all Its color and Its glow I* wrapped, in Winter's windingAnd all its pomp mint pa*a away. For Springtime's resurrection Richileu Vacuum Coffee, something new per lb.. Late Howe Cranberries, best quality, 3 lbs. for The mysteries ot life and death ' Sweet Potatoes, 81bs for For Thanksgiving ®// MAMMOTH CHEESE Hume grown celery, per dozen 35V I never found l*ic Pumpkins, each CHICAGO. ILL Grapes, Spanish, Malagas, large, fine bunches, per lb. aoc and then. Utile by little, aa "the King- Macaroni, best quality, per package..15c mellow. hazy. golden day. Ilka each . Fancy Gohlen Grape Fruit, 3 for . Ston are alwa' when w >n to our s, Apph verythin; upon a month .and day when It should Figs, largest, thin skinned and lender, per lb SPRAGUE.WARNER&CO- It is one time of the year when the nicest things for the,table are needed, and that is ' why .we at this time submit a sample list of things you may need to make 'the day complete. Ural Grade Cranberries, 10c So yearly from the burning bufh Hubbard Squash, |>er lb Scalshipt Oysters, per quart ...>5c crop of It; though week* of gal* and Sultana Raisins, new crop, per lb13c Nctk Currents and Raisins, Fresh Lettuce, Radishes and Celery. ■ —Mrs. A. t>. T. Whitney. jhis big cheese Mill be cut . •Saturday. ifot. ZJ x E. C. Russ <3 Son Ttelephon£Ei<^ And place of home that.fill* my doors । blessings manifold: May 1 have grace to pt Del plant hope's —Etlth Llvlnnton Smith. Hubbard squash, per pound.. 1 lie apple* First Fine quality pumpkin* Sc and 10c Let Us Su Cabbages. Kuta Bago*. Onions Orange*. fresh California. per dozen.....30c to Large prime Grape 10c, 3 fori....... Every cook is particularly anxi caution for this memorable event. TH your festive table; also the fanciest C you wilt feel thankful for our excellent Flue line of Almeria Grapee Candle* and Nut* ot Every Kind Full line of Popular our Fruit. Brand* of :r Thankbgiv l of canned., i and crisp k very reason al The "Hart" Brand of aU canned frulta and vegetable*. Big line of National Biscuit Com- Another mile post along the way of Business Prosperity has been reached and wc arc truly thankful fur the splendid trade that has been given us during the year. Wc have tried to give good st/vicc to all our patrons all the time and if possible we will give even belter service next year. unteu tho utmost aatlsuction. Fuller The Grocer Jatferson St Below are a few Thanksgiving Specials wc arc offering for your consideration: Sweet Potatoes, .to pounds for 3 quarts Cranberries for .. Home grown Celery, bunch Malaga Grapes, per lb. ... Sweet Oranges, per dozen Cream Cheese, per lb. Crisp Potato Chips, New Raisins 35c 35« 35c. .15c -35c • 3OC toe pkg I3C pkg New Currants ' Thistle Brand Peas Thistle Brand Corn, Succotash and String Beans, 3 for ..35c Heinz Mihcc Meat, per lb. 25c Heinz Apple Butter/pet glassioc Extra Specials: . . . ’3©c Dwinell-Wright Butter Ely Coffee, regular 35c for. 33C lb Chester Brand Bacon7...' or«d Japan, scaled H lb. carton Itunkel's Cocoa or Baking Chocolatp, and Tryphosj , lOo package. Pure Bock Maple Syrup in quart*,.. H gallon nnd gallon*, per gal..... Bodford Tomatoes, Beauty Brand White Clove SUGAR. 18 lbs. for 81 We operate our own delivery and assure you of prompt .and satisfactory service. OUR GOLD Phone 151 Sweet Potatoes, nneat Virginia stock. Hastings lbs. >lbs. Michigan JAY MEAD HASTINGS, MICH EAST SIDE GROCER O PHONE, 144 Ih Salt Madjtei • Salmon, cho Fancy Florida Grape Fruit, delicious, Fresh lettuce, eatery, fruit •caaonablo vegetable*, quality right. Our Special Thanks<i mg Table Linen sale if advertised on another page in thia paper. und *11 Salmon. Un •ket/ per car Dainty N( m orerai �oxes of Cigars For Thanksgiving Day thanksgiving Day will be terribly incomplete without having a box uf cigars tor guests—and a good box, too—inferior quality or poorly kept cigars will not do for caaion.of this kind. Plan now to have your favorite brand and get your supply from fell kept stock. • ' Ve want you to know wc have The Finest Kept Cigars In Barry County In Boxes, from 25c up Thanksgiving Day W zao -f *■ ar|d we have for you a complete line of the IX Cdl famous “Janet” Granite Ware. ROAST YOUR TURKEY IN A "JANET" ROASTER. The* IHpfll Unkind Dish We ALL SIZES-R10HT PRICES have just the right baking dish tor thr scalloped oysters, plum puddings, etc. Cutne in and see our line ot CASSEROLES before you buy. DISHES, DISHES,—OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HE, CLUB” CIGAR STORE Phcix iOS ■Tlx Pile, to Mort Yow Frlondo’ HOONAN Come in and see our CANDIES. A new shipment of Marshmallows just received. Jefferson St BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT E. J. HUFFMAN Thanksgiving Dinner HASTINGS, MICH A. B. HEDRICK, Proprietor Our Store is known as the leading grocery store in the city, 13802910 are always assured of having the best and freshest of every when we fill your order. We wish now to call your at­ m to our Staple and Fancy Groceries, New Nuts, Fresh 3, Apples, Grapes, Figs, Dates, Oranges, Bananas, in :verything to make up that Thanksgiving dinner. can be supplied from the WEST END Cigar Store. Full line of Cigars, Tobaccos and Smoking Supplies. After your smoke come down and play Hillards or Bowl. ipt Delivery Phone 10 HASTINGS, MICH, our Thanksgiving Wants Ah. Ion* ago. I did not gueaa. Ho arrogant my happlneu. How poor my pralae and vain. Dear God. today what thanka ' V^hank God ••very, morning when] you gci up that >_pp have something to do that da*.which murt be ddne. whether .you like it or not. Ucinif forced to work, and forced to do your TURKEY for highest score in bowling Jacob Rehor Hastings, Michigan diligen|«' heerfulns** r Thanksgiving table the best ever and we have planned ahead with lhe ulrnott of canned, bottled and package goods, fresh from the packers, are now here for and crisp lettuce, celery and ail seasonable vegetables. Order early. We believe ery reasonable prices. These are just a few suggestions: ' W. L Hogue’s Special Sale lated Sugar 8 lbs. for 99c < )0 lbs. for $5.50 Remember wo pay the freight That the people of Hastings and Vicinity may have another opportunity of supplying themselves for tbe fall and winter. I will offer this special sale and inducements for THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER T2. Great rrfoney saving sale for cash' only O^id Bay Ratals*. Griffin * tikellcy'a nheat grade. 1 lb. package for ... Flneat Olives, extra fancy, large algc.' I k 1.1,11. n... plmentoea. t'”’’ Gitin* and Thanksgiving. i Math Opportunity been thine? .Thank Opportunity divine. 1 Hast thou trom thy full atore bestowed With heart that leaped and eheck . that slowed? 1 Since a glad giver thou couldst be j Therein is boon enough for thee. 1 do believe that One on high Regard* Illa world with jocund eye. And. giving bounty everywhere, , Knows a God's Joy bsyond compare I Can wc receive light, life and power?] He givea these dklly—hour by hour [Who knoweth how our grateful nc.nl The great All-Giver's Joy may feed? A lau>l ThaukagltUi*. ' When it is time for ma to *0— I Time ot the rose—or Ullin* anon- ore most Department Store Ixxik for our big ad. un another page for special values in Coats, Suits, Sweaters and Blankets. 18 Fb>. Granulated sfigar. with $1.50 of other mdse not irtcluding sugdr.’ for ....................................................... Sr.oo 19 lbs. Granulated Migar. with $£00 worth of other mdse not including* sugar for ............................................. St.00 �MOK r0CRTE£N r-r—■--------------------- 1 I, NASHVILLE Entoii Rapid* nnd spent Sunday nl | son Stewart, pf lensing. Mr. and Mrs. Will Reynolds and daughter. Dolr. >>t Battle Creek, Mr. and Mra. F.. B. Townsend, and three sons, Ralph, Friday .anrrimon herc Friday to attend the funeral of their fi»ibcr'an<l grunrlfather, C. H. Remold*. Harry* Mayo c t Maple urove attended left Thursday Mr. Reynold's funeral last Friday. . At tho football game here last satur.lay > etwe.rn Bellevue and Nashvlll-. the score stood 90 tn 0 In favor Ode's* ond Alisa Haw Eckntdt of Woodbur/ callud on Nashville rvl- sick with pnoumonla Inst week h gaining slowly. : Again our. hotel has changed hands II visiting hia brother Henry Yerty. Dean of Vermontville. We rv Oscar Yerty of Cunt* poll* ua havlng Mr. UcWha leave far hd Henry Forty over Sunday. Dunham the opera under the Henry Ron l-ft Thursday nftcrThe Womcn'x. IJterary Club.met noon far tha norlh where he will ■pend a little time A«hlnq und hunt­ with Mrs. Dlnn.i Tuttlo Tuesday* nfternoon for n musical program and ing: >oclal afternoon. . O. Mason Jia* pnrchnxed thr house of BIIbh . Endsley on the northAlva Bivens and family of Battle Creek were gitestx of the former's Six. sister. Mr* Ed. Woodard. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. V The people nt the , tillage were turned from tho shocked to learn of tho sudden death of Mrs. Frank Pcmbrr. Mr. I*urchl> - NGltTII nasiivii.de. wont to the door of thq Pembt-r home on un errand and saw Atm. Pember Geor«" Abbey of H.ixtlng* spent lying on the floor and upon InvestI- I from Thursday until Monday with Advent Church Sunday afternoon Monday •xtlnct. Atrx. I’Cmbcr had been a auffrrrr with heart trouble nnd thl* cam* Friday morning. The funeral wm held nt tho Advent church, of which ahe was a faithful member. Monday afternoon und Interment In tho Vermontville cemetery. Bunday evening betw.cn six and Joseph Great Slaughter Sale at The Miner Store Lake Odessa's Biggest and Best Store The warm 'fall and backward season has caught us with our store fl lied to overflowing with goods suitable for cold weather—goods that have to be.paid for right away. We also have a large stock of Christmas Toys and Novelties on the way that require lots of room for display, so we have cut the prices so low that the goods will go quick—not seconds, old goods, nor goods bought for sale purposes, but nice-clean, new goods, right out of our splendid stocks—goods that you’ll soon want and be willing, yes anxious to pay more for later—why not take advantage of this sale and save a nice.bunch .of money. f $3,3.50 and $4 Shoes $2.39 Slaughter Sale of Women’s Cloaks We have too many'cloaks and the stock lias got to be reduced, so we have selected about one hundred brand new up-to-date cloaks from qur stock and marked them down so low that they will be sure to go quick— here is a chance to get a new cloak at the be­ ginning of the season at a price as low as if you waited till after Christmas. Oversmith, received word Mapte Grove died suddenly. The fu­ neral wax held at the Adventist church In Naahvilb- Sunday. Rev. Osiroth Officiating. Mlns Jennie Hackle entertained her father from Saginaw over Sunday. ’ H. C. Price of Sand Dake 1* visit­ ing relatives In thta vll-lnlty. $ 8.00 10.00 12.00 15.00 20.00 aline expluolon Btoiip'x bnrber- gnest of h. r allnt, Mrs. Hiram Coe. .. word Mra. F. W. .. Knoll tlnguUhed without any norlour dam* that her slater, Mra. worth of Bebcwn was seriously 111 HehanU cnter- with no hopes of recovery. She w.th her son V. 8. Knoll and wife imme­ : at their home diately went to Sobowa and reached cloaks cloaks cloaks cloaks cloaks 8.00 12.50 16.50 These cloaks arc all new. -this season's models and of the latest styles. Excellent quality Patent Leather, nice smart dressy last, regular price $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. Sale price »2.3’ $3.00 Gun Metal Shoes, $2.69 Very flue quality Gun Metal leather—very dressy shoes—guaranteed to wear well. Regular price $3.90. Sale price $2.39 Women's $3.50 High Top Shoes very smart footwear, just the thing for school wear. etc. Regular price $3.50. Sale price • >2.39 WOMEN'S GUN METAL SHOES Splendid quality Gun Metal Leather, medium heel an<( toe, guaranteed to wear well. Worth $2.50 of any one monev. Here onlv —_ r M|| | £ I A ^/jKi I I A I t-®7 H // ' ' $2.00 u vnutuiK h ternoon. Mr. and Al nt. Ed. Palmer spent a couple of days with Grand Rapid* frlemix. . George Austin had nn auction nio Friday. Mr*. Frank Pxmbrr wax found dead In her homo Raturdny after­ noon. Sho wa* apiurrntly tn good Sunday evening. health in the morning when her hus­ Arthur Burr of Brand Rapid* was band left for hit work, but wax found a guest of hia Mater Mrs. U E. Pratt dead by tho neighbor* later. 8he wa* Monday. about 50 year* of ugr. Heart trouble Air. and Mr*. Clark Titm.irsh spent Sunday afternoon nt Will Tlttuirxha Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Smith .iccampar.north of the Ullage.. Jed Mrs. Smith's aunt Mrs. Barbara Mr. and Mtn. John Andrew* xpent Fronts who has been visiting her to Saturday and Bunday at Harty Hol­ her home In Sunfield and spent Sunman'* In Ka&maioo. Mr*. Walter Scheldt nnd son lluitolph Of Grand Rapid* who have tx-en ilxitlng thn former's parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Clark T1tmar*h-for two week* returned home Batuntiy. Mluionury Richard* of Kalama- Go daughter of Maple* Grove were Mrs. John Gearhart of Disco, Ind., Who has Ix-cn a. guest, of relatives and Mt Bunday. Dr. F. F. Bhllllng attended tho Michigan I'cnniylvimla football game II. Barber, I*resldent of movement. J-a»t Saturday afternoon Edith Talk on "Foot and Mouth Disease." Gant and Fannie Hecker were crnx«tnj.- the street near Ute M. K. church Cooperation of Grange with Antiand there waa un automobile coming tubervulosl* Society—Miss Mary from both directions. They only saw oho and in getting out of th- way of Solo thru stepped In front ..f the other and hern knocked down and run over. Ar^-lcullural College Extension When the .marhipo stopped Edith Gant crawled out unhurt, but tho Work—Mr. Ke b I er, Agricultural teacher, city school*. front wheel wits on the Hecker girl's Domeitic Sctence Extension Work arm und. shoulder und when the —MIm Zorn Lcmmvn. Domeitic 8c 1unconsclou* and it was JuKOvered ' AMB — By members. her head -was hurt, but n<"e'Aou«1y It I* thought. Ixtnlri Garlinger was driving the car that struck the girl* KADAMO. and Im 107k Hinny home with the Marvin Walehcr and family moved help of F. M. Quick' Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Furnlw. of Monday into the Powers house In W. Aihcna spent Sunday with relative* Kal.imo. Rev. nnd Mrs. Schlrutef visited Mr. I here. Clayton returned Monday, but Mrs. Furntxx aCnld for a longer visit and Mfrs. Will Wilson Saturday evenwith her mother. Mrs. J. R. K/aR. 1 Ml** Dot Brown visited her parents Mr*. Eunk-e Mead nnd daught-r Heroic* spent Saturday nnd Sunday in Vermontville over Sunday. Glenard Earl* nnd Mr*. Itrilcy who with Barryville frienda. have been visiting Mr. and Airs. Har.BuYd entertained th”5#0" club Thursday evening at the h-nne of the rd Wednesday to thrlr ftpmo In li*tformer. • "Will Welcher of. Baltimore visited spending th« week with Marvin Watcher and family from Saturday til! Monday. friends here. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Earl visited Mr. and Mrs. H. <’. Zuschnllt and Mr. nnd Mm. C. F. tyiikinson visit ,: Mi"lr daughter Mrs. Mary Messenger Of Philip Echnurc'.n In North Cjittie- near Alngcr, Saturday and Sunday. ton Sunday-afternoon, Grange program. li. E. Downing Is building a house rotwty xecre8<yig. "We Have Much T. Thankful For." by Grace Giner. different Sabbath Hcho.D hero Bun­ Thanksgiving Reading—V. day trying t- Interest the young men Johnson. hall game nt Ann Arbor Bafurd.<< RapIdH Monday t« .-nter Bu*ine%* Woman’s $1.00 Union Suits 79c goods, has nice [ regular price 8c. 1 6}4c 25c WOOL SOCKS 19c Extra heavy grey socks, suitable for hard cvery-day-wear, regular price 25c—Sale Price The greatest bargain of the season, we of­ fer you the very best quality of Jersey Ribbed Elastic Union Suits, extra heavy quality, clas­ tic and perfect fitting—goods we have .always sold for a dollar and never lower—we have 50c HEAVY WOOL SOCKS 39c got an over sapply and wet must get rid of Very heavy and warm, strictly all them as wc will need the room for o'tir im­ mense line of Christmas novelties—Regular wool—regular price 50c—cheap at that —Sale Price price $1.00—Sale price . 19c toe PLAIN OUTING Extra heavy goods, in plain shades I such as blue, pink, grey, cream and-j other colors, regular price 10c. cheap I at that—Sale Price ■- > 8fcc 39c 79c $1.00 BED BLANKETS 89c H.ixtlng* Gr>ing(* entertain* Pomo­ na Hu turd.ay. Nov. 14th. Plra*e come early. Buxine** mrrtjng commence* The Climax basket ball team came promptly tit 10 o'clock. and played a game with tho basket 1 ipenlng *ong—By member*. bail team of our school Saturday afRoll Call—Bomethlng 1 have to be thankCnl for. -<s» did very .well, but need more prac- JUpIds thin-Thur*4ay evenins. 8c OUTING 6^c Splendid quality long warm fleece, Sale price Reading—Klttlo Wnqdrnff. * Initiation In thu third and fourth degree*. . Mary Kronewlltet? lecturer Large full size, big enough for any I bed, nice soft and warm, regular price I Sl.oo—Sale Price 89c 7/ -----------------------r-; ti.is BED BLANKETS Si.ia J I $1.12 8c 8c RHECTIT^G * . . Splendid quality, unbicached sheet­ ing—full yard wide—regular price 8c —Sale Price 39c 6c CORN FLAKES 5c 3 lb>. OINOER SNAPS ,oc Best quality Corn Flakes Best quality Snaps—Sale price CREEK HTHEfrTT. > The MImo* Currie Gelgrr and Dola Mr. and Mrs. ClmrU* Parrott nnd Power* and Lllllnn Aahalter all of doqdent of orators, will como to daughter Villa and Fred Garlinger Haxtlngx upeat aver Sunday :ii Hamto address tho 2,000 older high school motwed to Bellevue and spent dunboys' ct tho state who will then visltork al U W. Calkins* Sunday Min Sarah Franck spent tho latter wore Mr. arid Mrs. Floyd Watkins twelfth annual conference. and children and Albert Calkins and Several woSks ago. Mr. daughter Beatrice of Hastings. went to Washington to carry tho In­ Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Castelcln went vitation tn book form Dorn the boys to Halite Crack Bunday to uec Mrs. of MichiganWhan he penroually la the vllUr’ Thursday and Friinterviewed thl* member of Preeldant Mr. «q4 Mrs. Bgmuel Geiger vUIt- Wilson's robluet. Mr- Bryan sold that ’ - ------- —* “"W — V «d ut Freak Fwwr's of ifapio Grow ho folt highly honored by Uttereq uc«' hU tUwrttter, Ml** Jennie Huoldo Sunday. prepared In Buch a unique manner. Tho UtdW Aid Society has been po»tpon«d. IndoHaltely on account' of preeslng, a* they no doubt continue Quirk diphtheria In the neighborhood. to be. he promised to make a special Wide Moire or Watered Ribbon 25c Suitable for girdles and sashes, handsome shades, worth 35c to 40c— Sale Price 25c 50c WORK SHIRTS 39c Large assortment / of men’s and boy’s shirts, regular price 50c—Sale Price . . Vandercook of the Barry County com­ mittee of tho "Y. M. C. A. Indicates that tho Secretary of State ha* hon­ ored the Invitation sent him by 5.000 boys of Michigan. Mr. Bryan, known 39c 30c toe Heavy Shirting Gingham 8c Splendid quality, extra heavy, goods jn (ink. shades, suitable for. shirts, children’s dresses, boys’ waists, aprons, etc., regular price 10c—Sale Prict Bryan accepts Michigan boys' in­ vitation to address conference Noveptber 37th." This telegram was received last Sat­ urday afternoon from J. A. Van Dis. Large Full aixe Apron*, made of light or dark Percale, sells everywhere at 50c—Sale Price Extra heavy quality, with nice, long, warm fleece, not seconds or old stuff, but brand new goods of the very best quality,- regular price 50c—Sale price Extra large size blanket, good ; quality, nice soft and warm, regular I price $1.25—Sale Price * I 5c 50c KIMONA APRONS 39c Men’s 50u Extra Heavy Fleeced Lined Shirts and Drawers 30c 3 lbs. 20c ■* a lb«. COFFEE 25c A corking good coffee, worth least 20c a pound—Sale Price 3 lbV CRACKERS 16c Here is a snap, the best quality but­ ter crackers—Sale Price, 3 lbs at 16c a BOXES BEST MATCHES jc The very best quality matches 2 2 lbs. 25c The delegation will remain In theUuleffort to come to the great meeting. Among the other ■peakera.who wilt verally toyn until tho following Mon­ day morning. \ Bmlth. who recently toured the world for sending In enrollment fees and dent Hutchins of lhe University of cards. If prospective delegates desire Michigan. A special effort is likewise entertainment as promised by the being .vnade to schedule a football good people of Ann Arbor. game far the high echooi champion­ HOUTH BOWNF. ship of the state to bo played Saturday Harold Gray lost a ^>ot»e one day Field by representative teams from the lower, and upper peninsulas. Floyd Walton had the miafertune Barry county's delegation It dully to have two of hl* fingers cut off In promising to bo larger. At the bopf a corn shredder, Friday. Mr*. A. Oackelcr wa* hnme from supper at tho Methodist Episcopal church last Friday evening, Curtis Grand Rapid* over Bunday with her Bottum and Ralph Ward were named family. Mr*. Simon Pender and Mrs. Clar­ as delegates from that Bunday oehoo.. The Methodist Brotherhood will also ence Benedict wefre ln Dowell. Thurs­ send two delegates. Tho Presbyter­ day, having dental work done. Deon Roush and family and P. ian Bunday school has decided to send as Its representatives LaVdrns But­ Blahl and family from near Elmdale ton, William McKnlght-and Gardner visited Sunday with' Ray Stahl and family. ' Chidester. Wallace Osborne and Keith Will Haven* and family and Mrs. Chidester will represent Emmanuel Episcopal Sunday school. From the Elsie Field* of Rutland were guests receipts from their motion picture at the home* ot /|mee and Oxle Pardee. Bunday. show the boys will select dslsgaleaMonIn addition, it is expected that Mid­ dleville and Nashville will each be Fred Berk and wife of St. Johns repreeeuted by dsl*n<*»4« com­ pany with Secretary Vendercoek gnd visited Osi Pardee nqd wife Bunday. Bowns ha* lost one of Its pioneer* in tho death of M- Holcomb. * Osl Pardee left for tho North 37. nt 1UB0 o'clock, reaching Monday on his annual deer hunt. 1 Briggs School Report. Report of Briggs school, Assyria township, R»r lhe month ending-Oct. 10: Number of days taught, SO. Total attendance. 531. Average dally atendancc, S7.5. Number boy* enrolled. 17. Number girls enrolled. 10. • Total enrollment. 37. Percentage of attendance, D8->. Those, neither tardy nor absent during the month were Henry Bar­ ker. Helen Barker, Ernest Barker. George Barker, August Barker, Sterl­ ing Butterfield. Agnes Curtis, Carl Brandt, Norma Case. Deon Cole, Clair Meade. Clare Norris, Oren Wills. De­ land Btnnton, Dyio Strickland, Arden Iamb, Coral Hendrick and Jennie Tom pk Ina Maude Cortrlght. Teaeher.' • RAG DY DISTRICT, Mshlon Benter called on Adolbert Senter and wlfo Saturday. Dennard Wunderlich and family spent Bunday with Ernest Kenyon nnd family and found ail well except Ernept who Is having quite a hard tussle with the Ingrippe, but Is on the Dr. Mohler was called last Wcd- 25c WEST VERMONTVIDDE. Charles Spellman and wife vlsitc l at O. D. Sheldon's in Sunfield SundayMrs. Mary Gardner visited h.r brother I. C. Schofield and family m Woodland. Wednesday. Mra Alary Gardner sprained her nnklo quite badly Saturday. Cleve Straw and family visited at Elmer Cole's in Woodland Sunday. Mra Strow atnyed for a longer visit. Saturday. ' John Snore and wife visited friends In Hastings Saturday and Sunday. owner of a naw piano. Charles Naaae and .family visited their uncle Philip Frank and f.'mlly near Nashville Bunday. • John Mater and wlfo visited at El­ mer Mater's In North Castleton Sun­ day. Hjrd for a Man to Bstleve. Mrs. Cutler of Vancouver proved by tho registration of a pedometet that she had covered 400 miles in a month in walking abdut her kitchen and living rooms whllo performing bu household duties. Cambridge England, now has a school to educate pupils for cotnmorcl%l careers. - �THE HAWINGS IllNNKIt. NO1 BAXPUPD. I /aws of Michigan and decisions of its courts hold the trustee, whether appointed by the court ■ or through private agreement, to strict account­ ability regarding the exercise of care and dili­ •i Sotttbwuttni Barrv gence in the performance ol the duties imposed, and in the handling of trust property this com­ pany meets all these requirements. ft rand RapiosTrust Company JU Ottawa ft. Both Phones,Mi Department bov'QK corners'. ford, and J. H-. Uuw**i wcr* guests of school duties Monday after havplg a 8. J. Zimmerman Tuesday. Miss Joule : Dowling Lsleknea* tn the'neighborhood.. Georgs' Wlckwlr*. writing. ' Elmer Hull made a business trip to Detroit Wednesday.' Mrs. Perry of EJlLBuplds. Dr. and family' amT-MUs Marie lauch motor­ Mr*. SheMeld of Hist'r.K. and ed to Bedford Sunday. Atl»s Glen’or* Waters is ape riding Sarah Sheffield iqotdr-d to Battle Creek Sunday where they w<re suota p. Wertman and Will luuch raised ono thousand and onu bushels qf po- MONUMENTS Highest Quality - nro being sold all through thta Motion by uh ami if yon want a monument i-rcctcd to Ute iiimitAy uf any of jour departed Mentis. »vo know >au want like mme quality. Wo urge you to place your <ie<fc-r jkltlwjut drtey. We arc atilt hulldltkg foundations. delivery. Ironside Brothers 7 Hastings, Mich, Airs. Spencer Mrs. Spitler und Mrs. Anxa Tun- Saturday Specials And Monday IN And Monday A. J. Larsen Co’s Domestics DREA8 GINGHAM - 31.35 and 11.35 extra qualtty outing- blankets, color, tun and -grey. On Saiurtta) per pair ...........................r80u OUTING BLANKETS ' ISlfc and 15c nnr dress ginghams, splendid patterns, sultahlu for dresses In the li</fiio and out: also for school dresses. On Batunluy, a yd Be BEDSPREADS STEVENS CRASH l*c all linen unbleach* I crash, regular width. On Saturday a yard................. lie j ; i PRINTED FLANELITITE 75c qaullty. beautiful crepe weaves in durk and light color*, suitable for kimom*. waist*, dressing sack*, etc. , On Saturday a yard.......... u<: ' ' f 11.35 full size crochet spread, a splendid value at the regular price. On ttaturday. each ...........................Me 1 , ' WHITE OITING Extra tine quality. in. wide, double face, regular value, 15c a yard. On Sulunlay .1 yqrd .................... He Jonathan Valentine started nirth on a hunting trip Monday. ' sister, Mrs. Henry Bergman. Sunday Airs. Addle Switzer and Mrs. Ma* Bostwick of Wobdland visited st D. Ik Morthland's one day last week. Fred Bergman has returned home after making an extended visit with friends In Buchanan. Bert Fancher and mother. Mattis Fancher, visited at J. H. Valentine's Sunday. Hustings. Air. nnd Mr;. Barnum of NOshvliln on Sunday' motored to Mr. and Air*. Anxa/rung*i, «. ' Mr. nnd Airs. Delos Neat motored !•« V.-irmontvilli- Fri'dav and edited at IAAOK: REMNANTS! Fancy White Wahrtlnga 5»c white erepe ratine 37 in. wide. 59c ew- | broidered ewtae 37 in. wide. Ho shadow plaid mercerised. 37 in. wide. 35o tv .40a fancy plaid tissues, on Saturday, a yard SXc , ! , ’ lo clean up our stock f remnant* whteh nrr now marked at a But Discount, we **y—1)1‘Y ONE and w* will give you one df. equal vatue—free absolutely free . un Saturday one remanent FREE home. Briggs Sunday. , . Mr. and Mra Ernest Crandall and Miss Let ha were gueft* of Mr. Crand­ all's father of East Johnstown Sun- DOWUNG. Mr*. Ray Free man is some better at this writing. F. Palmator I* yteiUng friends Ln *’ Miss Edith Lester of Hastings Penfield. 'spent Sunday with her mother and Mr. and -Airs. Cha*. Hhumakor of Tho U A. 8. will give a chicken plo supper nt Walter Ormsbcc"* Friday evening, Nov. 13. John Roberts, ot Battle Creek has promised to bring 50 people with him to show us haw to cat chicken pie. NOHTiUCMfl' BAHRY. Dr. Guy Keller lias been confined Thcro wn* quite n crowd out. Sun­ day afternoon and evening to hear Mrs. Zclla Ormsbeo who has been Monument Dealers MISS NOT ONE” ind Mri D*ltf«Ncul motored - Specials for Saturday and Monday "The New Front Store" "Tha New Front 8torc" See the -All worth $17.50 See the A A.J. Larsen & Companys:. ■ * to $20.00 THE REASONABLY PRICED STORE Elbert Edmonds. Sunday guests of Ipell ItiiMell of Barry. Mr. and Mra Karl, Rogers dined with Mr. and Mrs. Cb'ntimy-y TUngute Sunday. -------HOLMES CHURCH., Lust Sunday R*v< Brooks gave al The Holmes L. A. S. will serve . fine temperance sermon at ' -«-«-« —uic » ji _— -• — m -~.. theidiickca dinner nt »■ Mrs. Mary church und also ut. Dowling. *The t.r_ Holmes, in Woodland Wednesday, ' two .very good sermon*. W* expect pro­. Nov. 18. A cordial invilntion to all. man returned Bunday bringing Hl- Sunday School here gave a tine pro ' him some time during tjic first of Uo Ilda.homo with her tor a few day a grum and wo had » gooil attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Atkins, of Hut ­ next year to insist Rev. AlcCuo in Dr. and Mrs.'Braith ami .laughters land. were the guests of Waller Bar­ The young people of the Dowling protracted meetings here. school under tho direction ot Mrs.num and family Monday. The comfort* of a relined homo uro The W, C. T. V. met with Mra Ed. Andrus and Mr. Boyes will have a Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Crockford and afforded rill patient* u>king treat­ Eldred Friday afternoon. We had a Thanksgiving Festival nt Keller's daughter Iva and *on Welby, and Joe good meeting. Tlid next meeting will haM. Wednesday evening. Nov. 25. ment at any of our Institutes—board, I Hardy, were the guests of.Mr. nnd Best Materials, Latest Patterns, Finest Mrs. A. Aliarding 111 Woodland Sun­ room, nurse and phystetam*' attend- ternuon. Nov. SOth. Everyone Invit- Ladles will disguise as Indian maids i mid sold to tho highest bidder. An ' ■I crowd at day. ' Linings every woman may have a Tailored । the c«p ao< hud * ‘good I Mr. and Mrs. Aden BurrouuR ills of ' their rooms, und the strictest pr 1 time. Thu__ _____ _____ Shit now that will Fit Perfectly. South Hastings vK.lrd vis.ltd ut at Henry lit ik cry Wednesday evening. Soqg ser­ I Shoqnan Clark and Allen Hyde'I veay is maintained in all Instances. Bz.gla's Saturday nnu Suu da 5. ie* lioglns pt 7:30. Come and learn,, Mr. and Mrs. Guyla Pau** vixlted were at liffmc from the AL A. C. the Mrs. L. N. Durkee was the guest om< new songs. For fuli Information address: relallvcH at VcrmontvUI* Saturday end uf tint wook. of her parents, Mr. mid Mrs. John ■ , Mrs. Albert ■ ii«mpton visited and Sunday. Iknnley, in Freeport a few days last I friend* In Eaton county last t.eek. . Ln Kalamazoo at Gilbert I'li'inrrilnga farm Inal Thurs­ week. I will he pleased to have-you call and day. Floyd Wood was eaught In lhe ; Mr. und Mr*. Lyle Hhcdd or KalMr. and Mrs. I- Townsend enter­ Owen nnd family were in mai-hinery und suffered n badly tained Mr. and Mrs. Buy Townsend iainaxoo ure vbillng tho latter, purexamine my stock of newest fabrics. sprained'arm nnd a dislocated should­ Sunday. However, It might have been i>n'account of tho rumors * The ladles of Cedar Creek will meet er. Mr. apd Mrs. Frank Ovcrsmith and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ovcrsmith at­ to organlWu -Ladle* Aid Society. Mrs. Lucy Hinckley eptertoined the tended the funeral of Miss Ida Over­ Cl Sheldon 8b, Grand Rapids, Mich. »d to give'up the protracted meetings Will Krioatrick and sun of Augusta smith in Nashville Sundav. thin month as planned. Itemember spent Sunday at U. W. Werlman'a Airs. Grace 1'hllllp* and little folk* Mr. James Mutthcws and familv of A. E. Owen and family spent Sun­ spent last wei’k with friend* at Stony Hastings were the guests of Walter Mleh.' ’be devil and nut from Gud. We are day with reUUves in North Hope. Point. Barnum's family Sundav. Albert Thomas attended ths funeral Harold Jonr.t glad to hoar tha^ tpe sick ones ar* Mrs. itatlir Bwlpn U-visiting her . I both able lo be out again, ir n had of hta niece at'KJtamakoA last week. woods Thursday^ niece, Mrs. Lynn Shepard, in As­ L. j t-c.-n tbo real . J. B. Valentlmr sojourned to ahe main for the wii.«.. ™ syria this week. ___ diphtheria. __________ as some Alisa Anna ThpmaZspe'nt Saturday 1 t. were so sure iure of. ther* there, would tiav* have northern part ot tho state Monday (tettlno It-epresd Wrong. I been many deaths b*for* now. as and Sunday with her Wother in Bal­ WEST HOPE. I • "I have r*sd every book-on agrlcul- thrrc Wrro ntany visitor* while the The quarantine was llftpd from J timore. ' • Miss Flory Whittemore nnd Mist tur* that I ran find." said lhe amateur |WtIe Mlrl W0M ,k.u „nd ever>. llay Ull, U Campbell's home Wednesday., HIGII STREET. C. H. Benson Is .-p>-tiding two week* Clara DcGolcs vi&ilcd our school lusl J. L. Campbell has a very sick low home seeking In Virg^Ra. farmer, "and still I don't r-anoge to til after h.r burial. We are- sorry Monday. Mr*. Robert Milb und little daugh­ What Is President Wilson golnk to get crops." '"There'* lhe trouble." re- - for the family u* they have had uddThe company corn huskcr began ter of Hustings spent- a part of lavt Maud and Ida called on Mrs. Clark Albert Clark wcig to tho north1 pHed Former Corntoaael. "You're put-! ed worry on account of falsehoods In do with hleurvhy in Mexico? it will woods Friday to hur.f deer. Orsborn ot Podunk Sunday. 1 husking corn for Itu McCalkin Friting ull the cultivation on youraeU; rt-gard to their sickness. If the state he too bud if he doesn't do some­ Alls* Emcllnc Siciens. who has been Mike Vcalcr of Hustings wna in Ijnstegd of on tho tend." I *i0“rd of health dun't knuft their thing. if ho doesn't, maybe Tumuli' 'iH iidlng two weeks'at Battle Creek, Lot lie Merrit Inis liven quite sick tho Tanner nchool Sunday. Nov. 11 th. wiQ. ' . the neighborhood Friday on busihas returned home. ' . Mr. nnd Mp. Riec, brother <if Fred James Andera and family visited ,,r°*vnt" . HINDS CORN EH 8. Rice, have movbd t<? Falk's tenant Pink, green and colored Un*n* (n! HASTINGS AND CARL­ Galvin Hilt and family and Ernest '' " Remember the preaching • »ervlcc house. I«awreneu called on Ray Oakes and Albert Durham, wlji hn* been Vff-y Miller of Yankee Springs Sunday. general can have thair hues preserved ' ’" 11,1 • ' next Sunday evening nt lhe schiol wile ofWcst Rutland Sunday. Take common white beans, roast —....... .... sick wltlCvyphoid fever, is seriously when beta* laundered by tho addition' “n,l ......4- visited houoc. BAHHYVILLE. ^lr. nnd Mr*. Ira Baldwin of Hoot­ until a good brown, then grind thatu father of a little fruit coloring added to tho their U””r ,a ‘her of tff Hunficld Hunnc,d Sunday. 8undJacob Kline La quite poorly at ihb recovering.* Preaching Sunday morning at thu! ing* \ tailed the bitter’s parents, Mr. fine and take as snuS. ' Frank ^-'aik left for the north O. C. Burnum and wife of Hustings writing. x rinsing water. Tho colors will then bo 1 visited at Jay Itanium's Friday. place by Bev. Loyd Mead. tvood*, Saturday to hunt and trap.' Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell have movud a* fresh and bright a* when new. Mr. and Mrs. Glasgow and MnQ of( Hush -Johnson is building u new ।' Air*. Alice Cumming* and sun Ce- lu Ifaatlnas for the winter. Baltimore and Bernice Mead of; ' «'H, George Myers und family of HastMr. nnd Mr*. George Robinson of accompanied him. j Ings, Airs. Jamaui Bragdon and daugb- HustingN and Ed. Myers' family went Afr. and Mrs. Wilt Jones und Mien Nashville were lhe guests of Mr. and I EAST BARRY. Mrs. John Higdon Sunday. _ visited Guy Jont.i apd family of Johns­ to Battle Creek Thursday. Mir. A. E. Dewey b not gaining in Mr. and Mrs. Perry \aniujl anil J CALL NO. 223 ------George Robinson nnd mother and town. Sunday. health as fust ds her many friend* don's of Holmes Church vicinity 8unWc i George Chirk and family of Penfield family are moving lo Hastings. Mnhloii hkldmor* nnd wife spent , i Mrs. CJtareuee Ktnne visited her Etaturdny ulgbt und Sunday In Buttle and Walter Clark hud family of Mnple will all regret lo have them move We will do'the rest. We Can make that Winter Suit or Over­ Mrs brsnk Fowh of Battle XTYtek j brother Wil) Chase and family of Grove were calling on friends in Isn-y from our midst. Creek. coat louk like nt^v» l)/v Cleaning isour business exclusively. Mrs. Unicc Mead and daughter; Is vtaiting at her son V*rn s. Hustings Wednesday. . Airs. HalUe Morton of Big Rahlds Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Karl Bristol,and b.ihy Bernice of Nashville spent the Urst [I We specialize in Ladies''Garments. Furs, Feathers. Plumes, xiK'iii Bunday ut. Ixircn \nn Byckles'’ of the week with Mrs. liciiiiiriiy. GRAN GE HALL <XHL\Uth: _ Etc.,_also. Feather Dyeing. WE GET the SPOTS. RANNEB WANT AHVH. PAY. in% Lola Cock’s nnd Hlranr I’uygc-s. in Johnstown. Ails. Eliza dlielhi-Id spent tho past , Mr. Frankcnborger has- moved lib Men** 3 place Suits Sponged and Pressed, 50c. . ftaorgc Wills of Buttle Cn-ek iw Immense Output of.Llnjn. • ■; ■family into the Will Willison house week visiting at F. J. MwrlJl'A. otJW- / W* Clean CM an ar — • . j- . ■ . l«»en helping Thoinaa Pooley. husk ford. nnd at Wm. Wlclwylta** and Geu. / Tho |AG,CK)O,oAb tiorth of linen which’ hta corn. , HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. Is the everngc yearly output of th*j Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Andrus of WIckcvlri'H. of BanflelA. Will M" begun work by the •Fred Bristol amt wife spent Bunday United Kingdom would wrap tho earth North Burry spent Sunday ut Clark Prempl Attention lo •• M. KELLOGG, Proprietor liKinih for ("bister Miller. Parcel Post Deliveries PHONE ID Robinson's. Mr. und Mrs, J. E. Malay have re­ Visitor*- ut the Bristol school the Branch Agencies; Woodland, Sunfield. Woodbury, and Middleville —.. —.... .in,., HIIU VUUturned .home utter n visit with their dren spent Bunday at, W. O., Tobias*. past week were Thelma Nay and —BANNER WANT ADA'S. A»AY.-j children lir Kulumasoo and Indiana. Loren Edmonds. Mrs. Lol* Cock spent the patter While there Air. Millay purchased a part of the week In Kalamazoo. Bert Bowser, wife und son Bernard driving huriu- and buggy and dro/<Mr*. Elisabeth Payne of Delton were in Hastings Wednesday. through home, making tho trip in White working* with the busker at apent last week nt Maurice Cock's. throe days. Fleming's Friday, Floyd Mr. and Mra. .Floyd Terpenlng of Gilbert School began Munday after a Gull lake were guests ut Hiram Wood, of Prichardvill*, hud tho ml'Payno's Bunday. Hebert Marshall arnated George Stanley" Sunday night tor disturbing , Airs. Barret of Kulumasoo snent Drs. Keller and Tvw.li attended him. tile peace in general. . | from Saturday to Monday at Chas. Orvlllo Bristol und brld* have begun . Millard Willison and family have! Tobias'. housekeeping un lhelr-farm near the Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Brown spent “Corners." The best wishes of their Bunday al Mason Newton's near Del­ many friends go with them. Haven't you worn those old clothes around long -enough? It does.seem as though ton. • Gcorgo tarn and*WHe' and'Fred .. you are entitled to a new outfit for the cold days—heavy wool shirts and trousers— Air. and Mr*. Jay Snyder spent Bristol and wife motored lo Hiuthig; Go Willi Us to Newporl-Rkbey, Sunday ut Wm. Bechtel* in Hostings. heavy warm hose^nd underwear—-Mackinaws and mittens. Airs. Barnh Brown started Tuesday The Baiilleld C. C. No. X will be en­ for an extended visit wlt^ her neph­ tertained by Air. nnd Mrs. C. H. Bristol Florida, th* Land of Opportunity and Health on tbs Gulf Coast, ew. Alt oof Bunnell, ot lonki. Mr. and Mr*. KurpUcv ar* vbitiug Where winter wi'atlHir is unknown, CEDAR CREEK. In Buttle Crock. ' wlu-j-p the iruit tree* bloom in fall anil Mark on it la winter, struwberr!-", ripen nt New Year Gsoigo Whitworth and son Myron Thi-ru will bo prayer meeting at anil garden truck gruwstbe year around. out this Trade genuine. Mr. Laubaugh'* Thursday ovcnlgg. arc living In ono of Hcrinle Babcock's At Nevrport-Kirhi-y you can own a After that ull of our evening meeting* cotlAgua nl Brittnl lake. rity liume nnd have a fruit orchard, will be postponed as lung as revival truck faftn or a poultry ranch that will­ meetings are hold at Burnell church. support you in comfort, "within walking Tho diphtheria patients ure nil well *•«•*dfituncc. Celery and uardcti laud now George Whitworth did some plas­ oguln sad the'quarantine was lifted bcUiiig nt H7J. will yield T.XKJ an aert!. tering (or Hfiatu Babgoek, tho post from tho last case Wednesday. can be bought from us just as cheap as any where—yes and cheaper than most places. We aXJ.tXD winter tourists fuftiish the- Tbe tnMt‘ suitable gift (or wedding, Mr. and Mrs. John Norris und eoa hluh priced tparkete. don’t have big city rents to pay, our taxes arc low and wc dont have many other heavy Birthday Anniversary and Christ* Chro visited ut Henry Bergman’s Bctl Bowser butcheud t hogs MonOne hundred mllds of stone, brick expenses. Wc back the goods wc sell. Try us. uias presents. Our stock consists Bunday. In tho, afternoon limy ull and asphalt roeas, graded schools, water went in an auto, party to Hickory' Frank Tretlirleic of Bonomi. has nnd rail (ransportation. A small nun uf many new shapes and designs, been on our st rents. buying apple. down and our enny terms will make you nil cut at the wonderful “Hawkes” ydurownjnastar mid indt pi nni-t’t. PerMrs. Edward Campbell U 111 with At the next Grans* meeting. No­ shops. , . bonnily rondticlud vxcuraioua twice n vember list. th* aenUenicn of tho inunth mvus jou money and incui? ■ Mrs. Jo6 Campbell ufalaMrs. John xenieucu. When writing, please xud Campbell wero vagli given u postcard I TUI! GIFT STORE} u<K*t of yvur (rienite who may hti In<.UJtctai fig urn* tix the number at .•ary -grateful. cows In Jluw:- nr, of Ainerfamn women yearly buy «rore NEWPORT-RICHEY CO. than 110,030,080 -worth of millinery uluuded animate uf thu best miBt-I Je ue!er Hia.ua* IMj. gmSB 2APJU fu-JL producing bruvds. , * • “ J supplies tram France. institute Exclusive Ladie’s Tailoring treatment $35.00 Steal institute Nathan R. Wegusen \ 13 Jefferson Ave. Grand Rapids, Michigan Work Clothes Rich Cut Glass Warm Winter Wear L. R. Wolcott V. Bessmer Freeport Thec^S‘Sive Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNI.R NOVEMBER 12. 1M4. Wedding and Funeral Bouquets and Designs Our supremacy in Artistic Floral Designing has won (or us, seven times in succession, the first prize at the Western Michigan State Fair, on.beautiful floral pieces. The accompanying illustration shows the design which we’had on display at the Greater Michigan Fair this year and upon which was ■placed the blue ribbon. . It requires an artist to construct artistic designs—no amount of traini ng can produce art without the heart and vision of an artist. ARTISTIC DESIGNING OF FLORAL PIECES IS OUR SPECIALTY. Why you J’hould Qive CJreat Attention to Idedding floral decorations THE WEDDING is the most sacred of Heavenly instituted ceremonies. It marks the entra nee to the pathway of Home—and "Be it ever so humble there’s no place like home." So whatever contributes to the sanctity and sacredness of this holy occasion contributes to the unity and perpetuation of that sacred institution lhe Home. Many a home has been perpetuated and made pleasant because of the beauty and sacredness of the wedding. Weddings |hould all be great and grand affairs, so that each of the parties can always look back to that day as one of supreme beauty—beautiful floral bouquets contribute much to the pleasure of the wedding. Don’t have just merely flowers, have artistic b ouquets, beautiful and attractive—have something different. Works of art along this line can be secured from us at very little cost and no ceremony can be complete without our special wedding bouquets. It will not cost you so much to have us do your house decorations as to have an amateur do it, for we save much in flowers and material. Phone us what you want and we will assist you. , . Please Read rft the £ier °f £oved One Tears are a great relief to the soul of the mourner. They open the way t o finer and truer feelings and it’s then—just at this time that the soul cries out for further relief and good impulses swarm in upon the mind and great and good acts are thought of and planned for. One of the best of all impulses is that to do something to show our esteem and love for the friend who has passed along over the way—no better way to show this Is known than to heap upon their quiet bed the most beautiful of nature’s gifts—flowers. Flowers depict and radiate sunshine, beauty and love and it’s through them that af­ fection gives most emphatic expression. It is our business to furnish flowers and floral pieces for funerals. Our extensive work in this line coupled with our natural artistic tastes places us in position to give you the very best. Al either a funeral or welding you iranl ctcrtlhluc RIGHT. Mk-lilxmi atul if you are li> have u Even ilmugh liroprUlr floral piece. Wc tnianiiiv Crabb & Hunter Floral Co Metz Building, 114 Fulton St. E., GRAND RAPIDS CITZ. PHONE 5570 j day,{Nov. 8, were most Interestingly conducted and cannot help but be ,t conducive to much good toward the ■ advancement of Sunday school work. All three sessions, forenoon, after-X-X-:-:- noon and evening, were openetl by . n „ „„ । r. I. , President E. D. Matteson nf Middle­ E. J. Edgar and deputy state Dr. Damon I. Butler and E..11.} v|>|e !(n(| n| „|| three sessions in-I Dunlap were in Giand Bnpiils M«>n- S|rur|}v,. IKidresscs were delivered school commissioner were visiting Ji’S1 ™ >'> Mr- Wi..lil>un>-..f Iknlon llartx.r. school in Woodland.1 Monday. Mrs. C. D. Garn and children, ac­ 7. of lhe Rural Stole Sundot companied by her mother, returned Saturday from Irving, where Mrs. from an Operation two weeks ago. 1 h' M' Garn had been sick for over a week. from Grand Rapids last week and is She Is feeling quite well again. Her gaining rapidly from the effects of William Payne nf Hastings loaded mother will slay with her for a few the operation, which he underwent a car of imtatocs lhe first of this days. some time ago. I week purchased from William McIt. L. Wright and Isaac Allerdtag Ining is to have a lecture course <*nn «>f *Pinfr P1’ potnloe* an? left the fore part of Inst week for this winter. Some time ngo mem- of except tonally line quality this the upper peninsula to prepare a tiers of the Irving Ladies’ Literary gotid »Ue. round, fully w- camp before the hunting season society met for the purpose of stir- «un’<l and their eating qualities are opens. Tlicy will be joined by Ar­ rlgn up Interest in such an under-1 unsurpassed. It seems loo bad that thur Allerding. who left Wednesday. taking, the enthusiasm the poor starving Belgians, than They expect to remain during the ...alng. and und from from niunifested manifested and and the the expressions of whom no more pathetic wise is re­ hunting season. favor toward such a''course steps corded in the annals of history, Homer Snwdy and Roy Rowlandcr were taken to secure speakers ami <?‘>uld not have some of this bumper left Sunday noon from Nashville for entertainers for a lecture course al potato; crop which we have and fo Escan.iha and expect to go into cninp this place. On Nov. 21 will be dv^ 'pare in tins land of ours. And then about forty miles from thcre^ where livcrcd a lecture by Rev. Russell H. applK. How the little children they will hunt deer for a couple of Hready af Hastings. Fiffiowhyt this: wrecked Europe would up- weeks. • will be nn evening’s entertainment , P' cciatv a few of the nice apples The high school will give an enbv Mrs. Bessie George •WWb1 ot ■. to waste hwe-.w Ghimrtmi'nt at the town hall Friday Grand Rapids, the inimitable reader, wcins too bad that with so much and evening. They expect to nut on n impersonator nnd elocutionist. Jan. •<> .spare here there should be so program that will please both old 5 John C. Ketcham, master nf the mtfch of pinched and starving hu- nnd young, consisting of songs, reci­ State Grange, of Hastings, will give I manity oyer ncroos the Atlantic. tations nnd farces. The proceed will a lecture, while the last number on I Mrs. William Fiflcld nnd.dnugh- go in the plnno Juml.. Miss Velma Benson of Ratllb Creek tbe course will be given by home lai-, ter, Grace, were taken 111 last week ent In March. Circulars will be dis- Tuesday* but are able to be about came last week Saturday and rcSained over Sunday with her tributed fully explaining the tnplgs again at lhe time of this writing'. other. z to be discussed by the lecturers, Mrs> EretJ jL Gillett went to Grand Mr. and Mrs. John Wcisscrl nnd while Mrs. Webb needs no introduc- R(,pids the latter part of last week to lion to Barry county people since sint tion visil lu.r daughter. Mrs. Wilt Hollis- daughter, Ruth.' accompanied by her high ability is so well knowr.. hcr known. (er and family. Mrs. Gillett returned Mrs. Patrick of Hastings, were try­ ----------------------------in .be ............... .. |o h<_r hom(! herc |n |vlnj( Monday. ing the former’s new-car and calling The -committee will canvassing for the sale of tickets this week and } C. G. White and wife of Vernonl- on Woodland friends Satuday. C. E. Ixonard is having a bascthe lecture course will be held at the ville visited his mother, Mrs. Sclab-' inent put under his house nnd inakirvipg M. E. church. AU receipta left Goodehougli pf'Irvlnft,- last week, after defraying the expenses of lhe l Mr. and Xfrs. White left for Ver­ ing other repairs. E. D. Leonard is doing the work. course arc to be used in pulling in i montville Saturday. Elmer Bolton and family of Coals' adidtional equipment in lhe Irving Grove, accompanied by Mrs. Vnlcnta village school. Fuller, spent Sunday al Mrs. Genette Du You Cough? Mrs. Cornelia Kennedy returned to • , Miller ’s.’ . 1 Don't overstrain the fine membrane Irving Sunday after a vi-.1t with her l.ovll Hilf has moved In the house son and family. Dudley A. Kennedy, of your throat in trying to dislodge, near Hastings. thn phlegm. Chamberlain's Cough, recently bought of Mrs. Estabrooks. James Tyler has moved his house. The sessions of the Thornapple ।i Remedy will accomplish this for you. 1 hold goods in the hotel building and Irving Sunday school convention iand eurc\ lhe -cold that Is causing It. । lhe prospects look bright for him to held at the Irving M. E. church Sun-1 utilize them soon. Clyde Miller and Carl Perkins of of Freeport called on the former s mother and family Friday night. Mrs. John Kahler returned Thurs­ day evening from a' two weeks' visit with relatives In Benzie and Mason counties. Will Hill while carrying hay al Coats Grove Friday sprained bin back to the extent that he has to • 1.00 16 lbs. Granulated Sugar for walk with the aid of a cane. Winslow Annnble is at Coats • 1.00 lbs. Granulated Sugar for Grove helping’Charley Fuller with Wilbfl M worth ol other laricLas*^. njjl his fall work. • 1.00 IS 16s. Granulated Sugar for Frank Nash hod his foot quite badly hurt Thursday by the front SI.00 19 lbs. Granulated Sugar for wheel of a traction engine running , With f uu worth ol olher merclisndl.e. no over it. Jlnd not the ground becu । quite soft no doubt every hone in his $1.00 20 Iba. Granulated Sugar for loot would have been crushed. Mrs. Killy Holmes left for Chicago Friday morning, where she will visit her daughter. Mrs. Clayton tichay, NERAL STORE IRVING. MICH. for i couple of weeks. , , Hiram Walts has concluded that Hasting*. 189 IL-48; Middlerille Line, 183 IL-18. the nld way of husking com by hand IRVING The Irving General Store 17 C. R. WATSON, General Store (Mland BELL PHONE MAIN 570 is a little too slow for him, so he had installed on his farm the first of the week a new husker and gasoline en­ gine. Hcv. nnd Mrs. Kenyon and Mcsdames 11. S. Hally, J. I- Smith nnd L. M. Hilbert in the former’s car went to Carson City Tliursday, where they attended the district con­ vention of the W. F. M. S.. which was held there Thursday and Friday. The Woodland Society was put on lhe roll of honor) having met all ob­ — -------Wj (}urin{J t|ie jasi jf ar. . J ” r' M . Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hubert and son. Victor, wrire over Sunday visitors with their daughter, Mrs. Glen Blake, al Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. tawrcnce Faul nnd the former's mother made an imto trip to Ionia Sunday to sec Mrs. Foul’s grandmother, Mrs. Guthrie, who is quite sick. The diphtheria scare in Woodland is over, the quarantine having been raised from the Parrott home Satur­ day. ull of whom arc well and feel­ ing fine. EAST WOODLAND. ' Husking corn is lhe order of lhe dav. Homer Hager is In' quite poor health. Mrs. Mars Gardener of Vermont­ ville visited her brother, T. Scaflcld, Thursday. Mrs. Mabel Racey of Castleton vis­ ited her parents, A. C. Kilpatrick nnd wife, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myla, who have been visiting East Woodland friends, returned to Kalamazoo Saturday. Mrs. Nannie Kilpatrick is reported convalescent this week. The I- A. society meeting at the home of Mrs. Nellie Hilt Tnursday svas well attended. New officers were elected ami the society starts a new year with n record of much work and business well attended to. The social hour was much enjoyed by members and visitors. • A. C. Kilpatrick will go -to Ann Arbor this week to have an opera­ tion for cataract on his eyes. He is blind in one eye. COUNTY LINE. MARTIN CORNERS. , । .Father of the Oreadnaught. Mrs. A. I. Newton of Hasting** Is ।1 To the late Cunlberti. major general spending a few days with Mrs. Alice of the Italian naval engineering staff, Whetstone. ■ Is duo tho credit of having suggested School began again this Monday morning after being dosed for two also, who auuMted th# modern typ# weeks on account or diphtheria. of scout, and ho waa ono ot Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hopkins and to study tho question of the applica­ daughter, Marjorie, and Mr. and Mrs. tion of liquid fuel to marine boilers. Delos Hopkins of Hastings were over Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. adoption of this fuel In the Italian tor Orr Fisher. ' pedo boat service. On account of sickness Mrs. Alice Whetstone will be unable to enter­ tain the I- A. S., so It has been post­ Egypt is adopting modern agricul­ poned until December. tural machinery after using the moat Mr. and Mrs. IL F. Munn and Mrs. primitive kinds for thousands of Annie Heidemnn of Lakeview spent years. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher. STONY POINT. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Messenger spent Sunday nt Martin Corners with their niece, Mr. and Mrs. AL. onzo Hilton. Shirley Slocum of Smoky Row and Arllc Aspinwall were married last Monday. Congratulations. James McPcck is remodeling and roslungUng .his. hojuc.. which will make a marked improvement. The F. M. church is now comFJeted and painted and nearly ready or use. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Varney'spent Sunday with his parents. MZ and Mrs. John Varney, nt the Ridge. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Brady of Assyria visited their daughter nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Shoup, over Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Will Shoup made a business trip to Battle Creek last Thursday. Mrs. Eva Decker visited her daugh­ ter,. Mrs. Edilh Showalter1, in Bat­ tle Creek fiver Sunday. Several from this way attended Uic Grange dance Friday night. Mr. ana Mrs. Ray Gould, also Clyde Gould of Bellevue, visited their mother. Mrs . O. Gould ami family* Sunday. Mrs. Almon Sheldon visited her daughter, Mrs. Malic Messimer, of Nashville, Thursday. ■' Miss Myrtle Showcrmnn of Lake CAMPBELL. Odessa visited her staler, Mrs. Waldo Mabel Smith entertained her Sun­ Gulinger, from Thursday until Sun­ day school class Saturday afternoon flan Gerlinge of Nashville was a Erma Allen of Berlin spent Thurs­ Sunday visitor with his brother, H. day with her frandparenls, Abe Thomas and family. J. Gcrlinger. and family. John L. Sullivan and 'wife are the Mrs. E<1 Dodson and children of Kalamazoo visited her alster, Mrs. proud parents of a boy. The Darby school enjoyed a v acaOrley Gillcland. Friday. . Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Meyers and lion Inst week. Burl Hoover visited the Clarksville Mrs, IL J. Gerlinacr were Vemonthigh school Tuesday afternoon. ville business visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Gcrlinger, Miss — Mrs. Custer, Galla and Velhui.Eggennan attended church at the Pro­ Rose Eckardt and F. A. Eckardt were gressive church Sunday. Nashville visitors Thursday. Albert Gcrlinger is on our sick ' * Foley Cathartic TahkU. list this week. Dr. Morse of Lake Are wholesome, thofouxh eleamiOdessa is the attending physician. Revival meetings began in the Inx. and have a atimuiatln* effect on Evangelical church Sunday evening. ulnte you with no griping and no un­ pleasant after effects. Btout people and twenty-four million find they give Immense relief and comfort. Anii-BUInus.—Arthur Mul­ holland. — Adv. annually exported. fiVNFIELD. Mra. J. A. Ingrahm Mulliken, visited .friends in town Wednesday. O. O. P. hall Thursday evening. £.'<•- mss sale of fancy articles. Mr. and, Mrs. J. B. Randolph of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. flihs Randolph Tuesday and Wednesday. They are distant couains. form of appendicitis. Geo. Mead and family spent Bun­ day near Woodbury with his idsitr. Croff. Washington Told the Truth ‘ He cat down the nrst Cherry Tree that history mention*. Then Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Washington waa no more truthful than wa are when we say to ymf that wo believe Rexall Cough Byrup to be the most pleasant, moat ef­ fective. most satisfactory, In every way, remedy for coughs and polds. Your money back if you don't say so, too. 26c, 30c nnd 61.00. Resides Rcxail we carry in slock every kind of cough and cold euro Bromo Quinine, White Hue and Tar. Rexall Cold Tablets, Hull's lain* Balsam, Foley's Honey and Tar. Pieo. Dr. King's New Discov­ ery and Heath's Pine and Cherry. SPECIAL—A 2 So bottle of Maple Balaam for lOo for the first 25 sold. Carveth & Stebbins ' Phone No. 31 The Rtxall Drugglits Sood oDolhorod Hastings, Mich. �NOVEMMR 12,1914-20 PA8ES ' |THE HASTINGS BANNER PUT THREE—PARES 17 TO 20 Jlilesns IMeresi fc A®#S WMty Tliiirty-I&y® Yeaires Ago Two Strong Points ^4 day. and probably the railroad em­ ployees of the city were well planted. The city -schools are prospexlng. admirably. The attendance I* un­ usually large, and tlfe utmost har­ mony exists in every department. Marcellus, Cara County, and located at. Gaylord, Otsego County. •There are being all kinds of propheciev.vs to the coming winter. Cold, warm. dry. wet. blustering! mild, muskrat house* built thick for cold, ahd thin for warm. but wo In the grocery business. a Mr. shall probably ’ ’ Schantz, and doubt not but that a JURhtC! Eood trade I* In store for the1 new firm. On Monday ev*alng tail. Fred content*, onWoodruff put on ths matrimonial calf, and th* iurncu, th* sharer of hl* joy* and sorrow* being Jim Row Swain. The Rtirancu tv.. t.. it diphth' happy pair a-grand aarenxde. BANKING We Pay 3% Interest COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY Your money regularly at this bank not on­ ly-keeps ypu from spending it, but saves it for future use, whether for business, pleas­ ure or time of need. In handling your money, the most im­ portant consideration for its investment is that you should receive Unquestionable Se­ curity. It is better to analyze closely the safety of your investment, than to seek an investment at too high a rate of interest. Our interest bearing Certificates of Deposit carry with them a ‘guarantee of their unquestionable Se­ curity and your money invested in them is ready for your use at 'any time. behooves, every individual the Christian Temperance Union next ful of their health, and If taken si Sabbath afternoon. There should tn not put off calling m» l\?l a« anve. for a few hour*.deity may c It's saving and depositing regularly that makes your account dollar upon dollar in­ crease rapidly. We add 3 per cent interest, compoudcd semi-annually. Roblnaun of Hope, and her «U- •,-onelderably hurt ono day lu«t week by being thrown out of their buggy. able to be ubout again. Henry1 Bliss of Rutland, on Thur«day of last week, husked one hun­ dred and twelve bushel* of corn for Mr. XI. B. Cohoon of Hope, nnd lied up their stalk*, four bundle* to the stout. Now If any" man In Barry aging t county can beat that, let him. Its and hit Zach. Chandler said about the Green- Commence banking today. -W-M-C-X- Hastings City Bank THE BANK THAT DOES THINGS FOR YOU to Buy a Farm and We Have Never Had for Sale Three Better Farms Than We Now Offer \ 100 Acres best kind of soil and Jays level more than 35 acres tinder cul- - tivation, balance is timber and pasture, this farm is well fenced and well watered and in a high state of cultivation. There is a good seven room house, large basement barn, granary, double corn crib, hog house, hen house, and wood house. This farm is four miles from Hastings on a good road and in"a fine location. Price $8500, terms, $3500 down. 130 Acres, rich clay loam soil and all gently rolling, 100 acres under culti­ vation and 20 acres beech and maple timber worth better than $2,000. The farm is well watered, and the fences are good, the buildings consist of an excellent 8 room brick house with furnace heat, bath and toilet. The barn is 40x60 full basement with private water system/having water in each stall, another barn 20x40, also ice house, wood house and hen house. This farm is in a fine location, -five miles from R. R. station. Price $10,000, terms i down. 155 Acres gravelly loam soil and all gently rolling, 100 acres under culti­ vation and 55 acres of scattering timber and fine pasture, there is a good six room house, large barn, hog Mouse, tool shed, wagon shed, corn crib, buggy shed, shop and granary’. This farm is in a nice location on a main road, 4$ nfile.4 frortT Hastings.- * The price is $6509, terms abbbt ydown. ’ " I5IAOTIIHGS, HEaiKAH A workman In a Detroit ■ factory School Report. post cflteea; Germany l» second with porting, some boards found onr with Report of Dowling school. Balti­ a Well-defined Image of a dog1* face more District, No. 1, for month end­ ' 49,141; then follows England wilh In the grain of the wood. The face ing October 30: was outlined by the peculiar forma­ Number days taught. 20. ’ with 12.000 ’and Italy “nd Austria, tion of thr core and knots in .the Total attendance. 56«. wood. each with 9.500. Average dally attendance, 2S- Number boys enrolled. 15. Number girls enrolled. 14. Total enrollment. 29. Percentage of attendance. 97->. Our school la gay and festive with Hallowe'en decorations. Our language elamee arc preparing to dramatize Thanksgiving atorle* Mr*. Andrus attended the XL S. T. GAVE DOCIORS MEH TO BUT FARM-RESTORED 10 ONE MI Battle Creek Man Fliuta New.Ufo in i thta ramarkabl* remedy with auch a>rir«i Iinu. nf tontohlng result* Xi ta known avery­ First Dos© of Wonderful Wonderful ’ where because of ita merit. The first Remedy. dose prove* William N. Dow. 21» Aldrich St.. Battla Creek, wae troubled with etdmfleh and Intestinal alimeota for year* Year after year nt epent endleu time and money with *peclall»ta end in ex­ pensive treatments that failed. He took Mayr’e Wonderful Stomach Remedy at taxi and wonderful results followed. YVhen he bad taken onlyone botUe ha wrote: "I got mpre relief out of one bottle of your wonderful -stomach remedy Mary Andrus. Teacher. With Bl* City llrms .urday. und on hip return homo w.is Sunday aftnrr.: simply transacting buiineaa, but en­ joying a little visit with friends and on leaving the store, of course, conclUilr. th. come’again.. ..The very pleading manner of Mr. Arthur Crabb and hl* lady assistant* la certainly a very strong asset in tho building up cf their growing buzlnrw. The branch of their business which perhaps I* given the greatest care nnd attention Is the floral display for funerals nnd weddings/ Mr. Crabb set out some years ago to rxcell all competitor* in this branch of his bus- HASTINGS WOMEN'S CLUB TO killed church The high school dence of Flan. Ni and tin’ members of thr school li in tender thrir hearty (.hanks to Halley for her kind ho«pttallt>. Nashville Play* Here, Nov. in. Tho Nashville high school elevon, DOWLING PIONEER DOES which defeated Hastings by n score' of mnrrlod woman of St. Helens, NORTH TO HUNT OEEH betting. play a return game in Hastings ok Wednesday. November 18. The Nashville lad*, under tho excellent John coaching of Supt. Appleton, have de­ veloped Into a very strong team, i Veteran Hunter and . Crack Shot. Thl* will.be one of thr last game* of lhe sraton in Hasting* to thr north wood* a largo numbt-r <>f hunter* including a number of veteran hunters, 'who shot deer and Hendershott School Report. other game In Burry county during Report for month ending October pioneer day*.1 Ampng thoa^ ’J'ho have gone this year are John E/Tter-l Number day* taught, 2 ;' rington,' aged T4 >6arz. of Dowling. . Total attendance. 440. i; , Mr.” Herrington has been a reeldehl No. boy* enrolled, 14. ■* Percentage nf attendance. 96- HOW I CURED' MY CATARRH TOLD IN ft SIMPLE WAI Wiiioot Amntu. Huhn, <uh« . Lotions, Harmful Drugs, Siooke or Bectridty. hls,bo*hoodhdny*,r'h'<’t ha’" ' bee" « iffCalS DAV 311(1 humer. havtt.lt .r.adn hta'Wvtal^wMh wilds of Barry county hr associated lutehr different. No lotions, spray* or skkI with the Indians who- lived on the 'emelling salves or creams. No atomizer, a banks of the lake* In Johnstown, and ,ny apparatus of any kind. Nothing ti ’ । ir •”*>«•«• inhale. No steaming or nibbini ,, ’ , nr injections. No electricity or vibration o< turkeys and other game. Ho pecan , liiKJtnasiage. No powder; no ptast--------- *-----a crack shot with the style of muxzlnzlc-1 lug-fa bouse. Jfothlng of loadlng rifle uwd by the early hunt­ ers and frontiersmen. Today h* uses thu latest model of repealing rille und never falls to get all the deer that the law permits. For many year* hr has fniledronly several time to make his customary trip'into th north woods. ' In Mr. Herrington’s party are John Kerpmcrling, Fay Clemence and Dr. Gallagher, of Battle Creek, formerly of Dowling. They are In the wood* on the south shore Of Lake Superior. The following petit jurors for the November term feat spelling lenans in tho second of Barry county circuit court which AIL Something new and different, some­ ' ' . convenes on Monday. November 30: thing delightful and healthful, aotnethtog Beulah VanVranken. teacher. Assyria—Albert Wing,. Albert Spire. wait, and linger and per out a lot of money., i'ou can atop It over night—and I will gladly Celebrate 35th Anniversary. ,«U you Mow—FHEt- I am not a doctor Mr. and Mr* J. F. Edmonds cele­ brated the 25th. anniversary of their Carlton—Harvey Todd.' marriage on Friday evening, about 20 guest* being present. Tho eve­ Hope—Donald McQuarrlc. ning spent In music and visiting. Irving—John Fish, Irving Shroyer. Refreshments wpro served by the Johnstown—Thomas Misses Achra and Hell Edmonds. Mra Arthur Edmond*. filtbr and.loathtooi*.. It Maurice Grigsby and- Mira Gladys Map!* Grove—Jesse Miller. ‘Ed UtM* 0* *1L l»t &T BlMoruasslRtcHl with lhe music. Be­ Fenfpld. fore tin, guests departed Rev. Mau­ Orangeville—Cornelius Cappan. rice Grigsby and Mia* Gladys Sisson Philip C. MerLau. assisted,with the music. Before tho Rutland—William Haywood, guMta 'departed Rev. Mauries Grigs­ mer Hathaway. by. pastor of the' First Preabytertan Em«n« church. again tied the wedding tact. SheddYankee BsrliW—Wurt IGWi. Geo. . Mr. Hamiltons Large Majority. StaffordCongreesman Edward L- Hamilton waa re-elected by large pluralities tn ell. of the countlee comprising the Woodland—William Hitt. AJtaeeer. fourth congressional district. Barry CELEBRATE 21ST BIRTHDAY grade. nold* TooM mletreve*. banquet which the members of the Hastings Women’s- Club will hold on Friday evening In honof of tho 21st anniversary of tho foundation of the club. The meeting will be held in tho XI.’E. church. Mrs. Phyllis Hey- Stomach Remedy—one dose’ -will «ny druggist and have it in lhe down •yqi*r —•i-“ throat, -—*-----yon ----------------------feel better st convince you. -Thto Is the medicine housa—against colds, soro and ------Every, mer -.ta « friend.—Ar­ . for doctors’ bills I could but a farm. io many of eUF people have bben tak­ swollen join tn, rheumatism, neu- thur. Mulholland.—Adv. I will certainly reoommepg MayFa ing with1 ; surprising result* > -The ralgla.'solatlee gnd like ailmenta. Wonderful Stomach Remedy.'* Your mdney.back if not galitfled. Mr. Gos»‘axpart»hce ts Ilka lh?te of Mayr a Wonderful Stomach but it does* almost instant retheuaanda at others who have taken Remedy ta now (*old by all dragytat* ifef.-Adv. with apeclallaur few pennies. They however took some papers that nro valuable only to llltchcdck & Eaton. Nqjf it will ba mlghlly utrange If wo don’t hear soon of some individual sending for a surgeon to do a little surgery, for some low-lived scoundrel Will get a charge of shot, or a bullet, and In­ stead ot sending for u surgeon. It by tho Central High School Reserve* of Grand Rapids by a acore of 14 to 0^.Saturday afternoon. Coach Roger*1 young inrn nro steadily improving In forni'-and will round into nn excellent Of till* weeks vacation. Those who earned half day holi­ day1* were: Greta. Elsie and ChruL Johnson. Celia. Mary and Dorothy Cline, Mildred and George Slocum. Irene Beach. Leo Hendershott. Laurel Garrison. Hattie nnd Warren Brogan. Lula. Jeanette. Ada and Crystal, ~-- .Minnie —■- ” —-4—Clare Thoma*. Hendershott, , Strobrldge. Helen Mott. Howard and Carl Bryan* Arthur Ilrchtr! and fame which would outreach the Harold Haynea. . bound* of thl* commonwealth. One thing now Is- certain they arc doing Thelma Fuhr ta out librarian nn enormous business of this kind. Orders for supplying set pieces, cor­ .Cells Cline had tho highest average sages. etc., for Much occasion* are for October and Helen Mott next ta constantly coming. In. the highest. Crabb and Hunter have a special ' Visitor* this month . were Virgie. half page adv. in this Issue of the Cline, Clarence Lcchleltner. Nina BANNER telling about their business Brogan, Wayne Sloctfm, Helen Stroami calling attention to a few things brldge, Ford Thomas, Clare Hender­ consernlng It. • shott and also Nora Ellison from Northern Michigan. Apply Sloan’s Freely for Lumbago. Your attacks of Lumbago are not nearly so hopeless as they seem. You can relieve them almost In­ stantly bv a simple application of Sloan’s Liniment on the back and loins. Lumbago is a form of rheu­ Hack! Hack Hack! matism, and yields perfectly lo raved their Uvea. with raw tickling throat, tight Sloan’s which penetrates quickly all In through' lhe sore, tender oheet, sore lung*, you need Foley's chronic stomach trouble or constipa­ muscles. Ilmbero up tho baek and Honey gad Tat Compound, and qutektion. no matter of how long ststalMi makes it feel fine. Gat a bottle of -------- -Sloan ’s Unlmsnt for -o S3 cents of soothing, heeling coating M It glides Marr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy clear* the dlgeetivt tract of mucoid accretions and removea poisonous matter. It brings swift relief to suf­ ferers from stomach, liver and bowel trouble* Many declare that It has saved them from dangeroua opera- Injured, and hi* limb* arc paralysed. On Friday night la»t. some burglar or burglar*, entered Eaton St Hitch­ cock1* grist mill and pried open the Crabb A- Hunter, florist* of (Jraud Rapid*, nro one of the Pl dost firms c.f sidering Uiu short time In which-the that city and ara lira hustler* They young m<>tx have been . training and do a fine buxlneu In floral work all I considering tho additional fact that some of them never raw..a foot bull Wc notion that sign* . have through western Michigan. For some year* Mr. Arthur Crabb game until the/ played In the first game of the season,.................... road in thia city. That ta a* it should had identified himself with leading ment ha* been rapid. ’ In Saturday 1 * florist* in some of the larger cities for the purpose uf getting modern game, every member fixed up in good style, ami long may Idea* especially In the display and pthyed aggressively. hr live to enjoy life1* blessing* sales end of the buxines* These he Is now putting Into practice as man­ ager of tho retail *ton' with the most beneficial results. At th0 West Mich­ igan fair, In spite of tfie keenest com-jn succession for .______ ____ . prixs on beauti­ fully designed fforal piece* This might have been thirteen or fourteen years but for the fact that one season eight year* ago they wore ruled out because of being late In making ex­ hibit. They have one of the mast beauti­ fully arranged stores lu the Metx building on Fulton Kirret, East. Oner- to deni with this firm Is to .lay thr foundation for a friendship. Those who patronlxe them are given wife may wpeodlly .r non,I health. 1 badly. If not aftally hurt. Dr. Up। john was called on tho day following I to attend him. and the Dr. report* I1 that the injured nun will stand it but CRABB & HUNTER FLORISTS t ■■’•r - ——­ AUTHORITY ON DECORATIONS-’X" Identified no* .<:• lliSCOUr- Mr. Darby Doyle of Yankee Spring HASTINGS, MICHIGAN There Never Was a Better Time • Tho tlon. I Am Free—You Can Be Free RISK JUST. ONE CENT City, Ind and IM . n. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, NOVEMBER 12, 1*14. PAGE EtGlHEEN . ............... .. A sunny smile “The Club” Lunch for ths food is perfectly cooked and ofjiuch high quality that health i» restored and promoted. Cume on In. the meals sr* tin*. The “Club” Lunch distributed among the persons en­ titled thereto and he bo discharged Crwfn vUd.U’ust It Is Ordered. That the 30th day uf 3f. also • JO What Is TubercukmUT Tubsrculoais and ••naurnptlan ard not precisely ths satno thing. Tubs "TocaTnew7",""| Ths ownership oi the Nashville rds w of ■ e < House has again changed. George be and la hereby appointed for hear­ beg. thence n McWha having sold his interest to ing said petition; Will Djan of Vsrmontvllla Mr. It is Further Ordered. That public McWha will go into business In Ver­ Com. 19 rd« n ,uf point where montville. Ho made many Improve­ center of Hasting* and Battle Creek ments In the .Nashvilte hotel during tho time he was landlord. fkaac Sponable. who Ih 75 years old. BANNER. a newspaper printed and point <4 rd* w of elrculatrr in said county nee n .along high' Clement Smith. many young men, Including tha dig-. Circuit Judge. Fifth Circuit, acting it nd 35 rd* r. Sponublo Is talking of going north for a hunting trip. Ho is a veteran Qrar* Itaur deer hunter and an excellent marksmany - — ■ . Mrs. George Bullen has received nn invitation to attend a banquet on the sumption th» dreadful iraWi if auoovsrsd frorn the Latin "Lubar." maanlqg a little swelling, or root, or lump. A tubotuulor .ndlcstlng »n- or gsrm'. In the body. IT.s'tUbcrcle fiaclllus U alive. It 1s ,i parasite and requires some living tissue to (trow upon. erful tnicroacopu. qulred to make a lino an Inch long. thr Hasting* Women's Club, to be held on Friday evening. Nov. S3. Mrs. Bullen will be unabln lo attend ing paper. A red blood' corpuscle the probate oHlr-e, in the City of on account of an Injury to her arm. ■ l Intersection uf which she received In a fall n few could easily hold half a dozen of Harting*. Jn Mid county, on the Ind. them. Some varieties of this garrn U line s n u sec. 21. thence a along weeks ago.—Reed City Clarion. highway 34 rd* 14 ft.' » in. to n line Present: Hon., Clement Smith. GirHastings, Mich. Jefferson in a single day. "fn tho ordinary eilit Judge. Ilfth circuit acting Judge of premises, conveyed to Curtis Orrns- oritur the passage of a bill providing cough of tho consumptive 100.000,GUO I by thence w parallel with ’* line 90 for retirement annuities for teachers who voluntarily retire aft<_-r 35 years air daily.'’ of service as teacher, or n voluntary When living and uninjured germ* retirement on u larger retirement sal­ f*aA>| *n *ncce«Hion. or that he cause a •-state. into court! ary after 30 years of teaching, pro­ JWVWllMBCBll copv of this order to be sogyed on vided In either case the applicant --------------------------------- ’-------------------------- ••nclt of the said non-resideftl de­ has served 15 years, including the suits. The germ, onco lodged In ths fondant* ut least twenty day.- be­ Mori gaOf Sult-. -----.. ... _ uirnre weal a* r, tissue, begins to multiply itself rap­ fore the time prescribed for their same ana an order for distribution | .hpn e to cent­ tirement in the public school sys­ idly. Whereas, default hu been made appearance. The weakened body offers It — —---------- nMA that I,— >._* . tem of this state. Retirement by CLEMENT SMITH, in the payment of the money se­ .... . wnwrv oati.o hiiu amiagn the state retirement board a tier 35 gin to Tight against thia enemy, and CinJuil Judge. cured by a mortgage dated the That the 30th day roaJ ,.roMea , Hl|<, MC •(_ (hence w years of service. If physically or In the battle many cells and many D.. 1914. at ten ... ... .. .. .. .. _ •« ' Ninth duy of-August in the year A. Dah‘d, Oct. Mh. 1011. mentally incaplcated for school work bacilli die. Theae form little lumps. RAI PH I. ALDRICH and deserving a retirement salary. D. 1909. by Frank W. Bmelkcr and Solicitor for Complainant. off anti eject thesa little Jumps, but Maxie L. Smeiker, his wife of the Business iddrra, 509 Moffat ed for hearing said petition; „ ch< to c„m< al pohlt wh,„ from a fund created by contribution! new bacllH gel Into the injured tis­ Village of Lake Odc&Ni, Ionin Brag-, Detroit, Mich. 7-wlts h is Further Ordered. That public. hlshwa>. Ihat IrlJ1. from Itaule erssk from all school t cache re of a pci sue and begin to break It down. This notice thereof be given by publiea-|to naat|njM cru„rM- « linn — •• centum of their monthly eil.irlc*. County, Michigan, to Fanners andp Is consumption. When the body tioq of a copy of this order, for three t)ienca w -g r(J11 4 ft. 7 1M. „ MercltatiL* Bank <rf Lake Odessa.1 ejects ths debris that accumulates Order For Publication. successive _. weeks previous - to -Hd said day day I ft - j,,, thehw, - • from the struggle, the possibility and Ionia County. !Michigan.- which said , .... I Cooperative Creamery McetStatu w of Michigan, The Probate I of hearing, in the Hastings banner. danger of contagion arises. The mortgage wits n-corded in the of- CourtTo/the'counry'of Barry? . . ----- • -»— «u_» rv-------j 4- newspaper printed nnd circulated in person who a little while before was lice of the register of deeds Of the, At a session of %aid court, held ~* at J wild *»ld rountv, county, ___ ... _ .... ___ .. . but a rveeizing station for dnngsrous Clement Smith. county of Barry tn liber N<.. 71. ot ,the probate office, in the City of I Farmers' Co-operative Creamery •*1 germs, becomes now a generating Circuit Judge. Fifth Circuit, acting mortyacr*. on pages No. IM and “‘t ®ouatr. on the ' socintlon Saturday afternoon*, Novani- [ plant, throwing millions of. them off. No. IKi. on the tSh day of Auk°r ,Jk‘lobe_r.' A- V' I?1 it. ’ j ber 7. at one o'clock in the opera "Consumption.'' as a word, means use in the year A. 1). HB9. at eight ’ . Hun-,, Clwn^nt Smith, o'clock a. in. Ami whereas, the -Circuit •'u'}Kr- Oflh circuit, acting ’: r hi*h<aZ ,l1,4* •*"* U l’!“n ontanixatlon. The committee on ferment and fever which the activity amount claimed to be due on 8atd;Ju,l«” uf Probate. tie Creek to Hastings 15 r 34 chs n .arrangements have more than the re-‘of the tubercle bacilli brings with iiKtrigage al the date of this noIn the Matter of the Estate of ot where said highway crosses the a|1jrcd lwo -hundre(j signatures and [them, the body wastes away; It is. as lice is Ute Mini of Sixteen Hundred, Minnie B. Mankor, Deceased. Fifty and <5-100 ($1650.73) Dollars! John L. Broughton, as adniinisera who have agre. d to take stock | Consumption is tho terrible end of of principal ami interest, and the trotor, having tiled in. said court In Ute new cr.-.imcry. ITof. H. D.; which tuberculosis Is tho preventable Notice Is Hereby Given, That I u i^.pimt sec. 33. then: further sum uf Thirty (630.00) jug petition praying that for rea*..................... & Food I beginning. If tuberculosis Is not Dollars as an athwuey fee slipu- «ms therein stated that he may b-« Dhnirl E. Birdsall County Drain Com-1 jg cpa. 71^ links to i-n-mt nnd' prevented. It can be arrested If taken laled fur iu said mortgage and licensed to sell the real estate of mlsslonrr uf the Qounty uf Barry and B 9 e|Bw. 3g Rnk* to a it.ige* and I In time. If it Is neither prevented State of Michigan, will, on the 23rd; 73 dcp. 13 nl|n. w 3 cl which is the whole amount claim-|Silid deceased al private sale. .-r< amorieg.' nor arrested. It-not only dooms the cd to bo unpaid on said mortgage .. u that thswMitwnf" Mr. Fred Btokue. secretary of the 'Reeled person, but endangers th. winch Mtmiurite to the sum of Six- v Mil ii*i«Xk Middleville cream, ry will also be *»“•>•' community In which ho lives— i--n 'lu.,.lrl Ei,hl, and 7S-I00 ^',^'^Ln; "'Au pX. «- stilp of BalOtnore, in wild County of Ithyncc n on U Uno II present nnd tell u« .1 ..mt the plant' lf hc remains In ignorance 1 JtrOtewi,tn bo “,"1 ls her«By appointed for Barrj- nt on.- o'clock In thr afternoon h.g. W % ot n w '» that he I.- a human factory, fur the of that day.' proceed to receive bid ■, „f n w >C( ; t liavmg jh 1 n instituted at law to .hearing said petition* manufacture and distribution of dlsr-cover Ih« debt now remaining , n".g 2’, . , fur « leaplng out of si certain Drum I* i, hcv. 31. fhrmcr In thl* community should ensecured by 'raid-mortgage, or any V.. 13 J' url,V‘r D'-derctL Thai known and dejdgnatc.l ns "Muck and j point in ct Every sufferer, of tuberculosis de.ivor to be present, tiring your. ’ part thereof, whereby the power of - public ttoUce thereof bo given by Manning Drain." located and estal>-1 .■eetved. — Ml- contained in said mortgage P"1*1 "“ttoo • <»Py of order,;.iu».a11, <h. ot n-wm... wh„, sufferer. And has become operative. 'for l>roe «uq;essive weeks previ-l tH0 .4 U.K.",. „M hl,h,„. ,„[rWrt, . ,„Jw Now. therefore, notice is hereby,rt,dn<&..<£hearing, in the ad as follows, to-wlt: . )|ne ,, lhrnw B ]8 rdl,. n ft .given, that by virtue of the raid Hastings BANNER, a newspaper Commencing st a point where the | thence w 90 rd« n 19 rds 11 ft. • to he is not compelled to take precau­ power of rate, and m pursuance of Prinlf'J «nd circulated in Midi Mack and Manning Drain erodes tho heg. Com. S3 r 9 ft 2 In s of.lntcrtions for the sake of others. Con­ the statute in auch case made and county. । highway running north and south on section of M line running e and » sumption- is the dread consummation provided.*-the said mortgage will1 .. tSt"’ E. Bryant., with Buttle Creek and Hartings hlghof tuberculosis. Tuberculosis Itself. fifth circuit, oct-'I lands owned by Geo he forecloM-d by - a sate of the . dl*ulge. t Sonuxhlng (<> KemcuitM-r. thence running north along west side way w 20 rd* n 5 rd* e 20 rd» s 8 rds; , in tu earlier stages. Is a most serious premises therein ' described. at In- Judge off ,Probate. Iti buying-a cough medicine forewarning, which, if heeded In time, public auction, lo lhe highest bid-tA '’any,-, ■tween sections 31 and 25, thehc«< x<m -nn-rctere. All unknown and Cl»»«lrcn. bear in mind that Cham n-r-. need not often rvsuit fatally. dur. at the east door of the Court 1 Drace Bauer, »lt. culvert on »atd cart, and west nolHrwl-etlt owners-ud per-, U‘B,« Cough Rrtm dy is the best .for ------------Next issue: "Whcro Tuberculosis house in lhe city uf Hastings, in Register of Probate, I mterented In the above dcserlbsd ‘ roul’ “n«* " cough, ai d Comesi From. said county of Barry, on the 28th -W— .'L'-'it-1-111 ■ :— .. Whole letiglh of drain to be cleaned' lands, and vuu Walter Ickes. Super-''tlu,t 11 ”Ontalns no h.irmfttl drug. For lu ic-o r...', ■ _ . .' ..... . I wit.. In* Alt t v.ol.rj day of December A. D. 1911, al ten Order For Publication. —BANNER WANT ADVS JAY. J.ones Crawley Commls- >' (•dock in th- forenoon of that Slate of Michigan, the Probate f highway. Nathaniel Ed-1 tioy : which said premises are de-. Court for lhe County of Barry. aur;» Edmonds. John De, M’rtbed in said mortgage as folAt a session of said court, held at lows, to wiiCommencing al six- ; the probate office, in the city of Drain wilt be let find, and the re­ Edmonds. teen feet west of*4ha North-east.-ilaMimrs, in said county, on the maining sections In their order up Gorham. •nnit at ream. In accordance with the- diacortiec of lot Seven. Biopic. Fiye. -jrtih dav of October A. D. lOt i. F. TtaW.. Mary . E. Hook. Cheater thence running west Twenty-two Present: Hon. Clement Smith, Gratfcer. NelUe Granger, Carl Tuttle. feet, ihencu bouth eight rods. Circuit Judge, lifth circuit, acting DaI# Tuttle. Geo. E. ITryant. Willett office of the Cdtfnty Drain x Commis ­ Hence east Twenty-two feel. Judge of Probat.-. thence north eight rods to the In the Matter of the Estate of sioner nf the said County of Barry. B. Jllce. Eva Rice. Emma Bloc. Floyd Rice, Chan- Rica. John H. Klmmerplace of beginning, situate tn the!Joseph Adams, . C. D. Barnaby village of-Freeport. County OT BarSilvia Adams, administrator huvryi-£?dtF‘Aate „ ing filed in said court her prtiDated this .3rd- day of Septem- tion praying that for reasons thercIter A. D. 1914. m stated she may be licensed to larnierg an<| Merchants Bank. . s, || the real estate of said deceased _,, , Mortgagee, at private rale. Thomas Johnson. It j, Ordered, that the 20th day of Attorney for Mortgagee. November A. D. 1PU. at ten o'clock Address, Lake Odessa, jn the forenoon, at said probate of­ Mkltijnn. ' । flee, bit and I* hereby appointed .Iter hearing said p-lifion: It is Further Ordered. That puh. CHANCERY ORDER. • iig notice thereof be given by pubfn—_ of Miehlgan. ,in u the vutu.J State CifnfitI Iwation of « oopy of (his order, for i to tkiurt for lite lhe Count" County -*^ of Barry, t..»——• In three successive U'euks previous to Chancery. * " ’ said day of hearing, in the Hastings ‘ »--------- -printed -- ------ e- an(j MARTIN t GALVIN, Banner, a newspaper circulated in said county. Complainant, Clement Smith. CHARLES E. ROLAND, / i.ii'cuiL Judge, tilth circuit. ling Judge of Probate. EDWARD L. SHELL. ‘Atniu copy. ELECTA A. SHULL 'GRACE BAUER, RICHARD KOWALSKI, Register of Probate. DAVID H. REEDER. STEPHEN B. TODD. NOTICE OF HEARtlG CLAUS. Defendants. Slate of--------Michigan. County of -r BarSuit pending in the raid Circuit ------------- --------------- — — Court for the County of Bam*. In O'. ' Chancery, on the.ffih dav of October. Notice is hereby given, that by an A. D. 1914. In this suit’it appearing order of the Probate Court (or the fmm (he affidavit of Ralph L. Ald-i,: uniy of Barry, made on the !t5th , rich, on Hie. that, the defendants. >dlO' of. October A. D. 1911, four Cliurles* E. date were allowr.. Roland,.Richard imian.i, Richard Kowul-i Kowul-1 •«•>«>’hs from >roni that ttiat uaie anowaki ami — • m »-» -------- d y David ij. Reeder, are notl-i rif f«F — creditors to present their its «. of ,tho of nuvuiuuu. Michigan, claims against the estate of Joseph residents w Stale »■ but are residents of the stale of H. Wcriman, talc of said county,d>jIllinois, and that the defendants ct-a-ed. and that all creditors of Electa A. Shull and Edward L. said dcci'ttncd are required to pre­ Shull are not resident * of the State sent lheir claims to raid iTolwtr of Michigan, but ie-ideiit* of the Gotirl. at iiic Probate Offieq in Hie State of Indiana. On motion of City of liaBtmg?,' ter examination Ralph L..Aldrich, solicitor for said and allowance, on or before the complainanj. it is ordend that the ItJtli day of February next, und that appearance of the -aid non-rtei- such claims will be heard before <|ejlta. Edward L. Shull, Electa A. said Court, on Tuesday, the 16th Shull. Charles E. Itokmd. Richard day of February next, at ten o'clock Kowalski jmd David H. Rcder bu in the forenoon of I hit day. etilen-d within four it tout ba from . Dated October l<Mh. A. D. Wli. (li«> dub- uf this ordi-r. audindasc of! CHARLIE M. MACK. Ihfir appearance that Hitv cans*'' . Judge of Probate. Ibmr answers lo Hi- Bill of Com-1 plaint lo be filed, and a copy then - ’ Onlcr For I'ublicatlun. of to b«‘ wrved on flic cuinitluinniit's oolicitor within twenty days Etata of Miehlgan. The I after Mtnico. on fhein of it copy of 1 Mid bill, anil a uotiw of tin- older, uml in tiefuiiU tlienrd, s nd bill will tho probaii, olUee. in the City or be tukvii as cvtiftis-vd by said non- HasUngz. in said county, on lliv 31st 1 • ritleijl th'b-tiilaul.-; and il is fuiTii< i* unl.-ird itr.il udliiu twenty dayn after lhe dale of l.h.b order the cult Judge, lifHi circuit acting Judge eouipfUHMit cause a liulice of tliig ul FrubaUi. ti'd- i' tv be publi.-Ued in The llarIn Jlib Matter uf the Eslulu of iiMte HatiBcr, a ue.W’pgner printed, ■ahiirhi'd und eiirulab-d in sa|d •»' udminHtratur made and received accordingly. Con­ Johnson. Cora Johnson. Brank E. tracts will b<made with the lowest re­ Wilkes. Mcrti n E. Ormabce, Esther' sponsible bidder giving'adequate w- B. Freeman. Emmett Herrington. Ji-sse I!. W nner. Max Smith. Curtis, C. Ormsby, Guy C. Kellar. Claude A. other' uid hearing may 'be adjourned. 1 receive blds for Hta th* tiriu- and place nf letting. aid "Mack and ManNotice !• Further Hrrrby Given, I clcanirig’dut That At' th- linn- and place ot »al<l ntnlr brain.'' h'n^nf- or ,l ’*uch’dtfi*r tfin - and letting from nine o’clock in place thereafter to which* T.-the'CoiinI adjourn thr mu*, the auriwtnente for';' (J rtt» und tin- I mdK comprised within beneflts and tho tends comprised* within the "Mack and Manning .Drain'1I the Stack nnd Manning .brain HpcSpecial Assessment District." and the' apportionment* thereof will hr an-j nnuneed by me and.will be subject to! - - ---- -------------- — —. ------ 1 review for ono day. from nine o'clock I “"j :,llerc*Je<1 ’®,.he *Xl,re' in th* forenoon until flvo o'clock in}ar" hereby died to apptmr । ■• — '«t the time and place of such let­ ting as afore aid, und be hoard with The following Is a description constituting the Special Assessment and your Inu-rcsts in relation thereto. District of yatd Drain, via: H. 14 IUnli-1 E. Birdsall. County Drain Commlsaiohcr of tha I County ut lurry. Dated, lluxinlgs, Mich.. .Nov. 4, A Banhcld A. O. O. G. The Hallvwo'ga social gh< n by the 36 acres of that part of * e U lying Gleaners. Friday evening. October 30. was u derided mcccss. Tno progr.-m »cc. 2J n 43 acres ot w 106’i a of s " H sec. 21. ox. land »old tu C- U. Ed­ maimer. The hall -was prettily dccmonds and.except land of M. E. tlrtirch. , and iJlack <uts end several jsckThe tables were dccorct-| N. St aorex of n w 'j see. ST snd lantcrni. ^Thu center 13 3-4 acres off end of s • part of a <d with red berrica ■ 'i i«c 21 and n 19 acre* of that pur: pieces being pumpkins tilled with red •f n r 'j sec. 25 east of highway.. apples. Net proccods about 530.90. The regular meeting of the Glean­ ers will convene Haturdny evening, November 7. Every meinber Is re- rd# a 3,’, rd» to beg. Coin, uf a point in center bl highway leading from tfattic Creek, to Huttings «•( ItReraw,Hun nf highway with c and «• H lint uj, •thence wrtt on line 181 13 vltr, * uluiia highway to beg. portant burtnqM te bo transacted A debate. "Rexulved. That Home In­ fluence Is Greater Titan That ot the Scliool'.' eoiistitulv* the program. Cbra winter*. Lecturer. Dr. Eatai S. Slots, Inc. SLOANS LDOMENT yv Kin. Pain P. Forshey'i Boyd Tolles motored to Battle Crerl.j Sunday. Mrs. Edgar Bristol and Mra TUm Champion of Rudehsuse. Illinois, spent Friday at Karl Bristol's. Lana Crawford and unn. Merton, spent Saturday at Kar! Bristol's. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Danton and Children. Mr. and Mrs. Clara WllUao.- Kansas State Agricultural college ■ays that every farm should be numshould be used on cream cans, egg AUCTION SALE Hnins decidtd to root my form by Uro field, I *IH hovo m ontioe uic at my fam located 3|4 miles ent of Dowling 2 loHeo oorth aid 1-2 mH* coot Of lecqr. Metlon 31, Maple mapiu Grove uiuto twp, tap., on VI1 , Tuesday, Nov Commencing it 10 o'clock a m, I »Kw tta following tacriM fwtrty Worses. FARM TOOLS, BTC. Red sorrel gelding, 6 yrs. old, wt. 1500 Black gelding. 5 yrs. old. wt. 1400 This team is sound and all right in every way. A No. : team for business. Sorrel marc, good worker, wt. xaoo Dearing binder, 6 ft. ent, nearly new 10 ft. My rake Ajax plow No. 99 Oliver plow, good as new Syracuse No. 32 plow 3-horae riding Broutn Pivot bean cultivator Five-tooth cutivator Double shovel cultivator 17-tooth Osborn spring good cond it ion Doering mowing machtn 9-hoc Empire grain drill Empire cream separator Carriage Pair oscillating aleigha, good ahape Hay rack Pair old atefghs Double buggy Lansing wide tire wagon, complete, good one Stock rack for top box Dump boards Set ih inch back pads harness Several good collate Pair fly nets Shovels and forks, also corn planter Other articles not memtbned CATTLE. , Durham cow, 9 yrs. old. due Mar^h 1st .Grade Guernsey, yearling heifer 3 Grade Durham, yearling heifers Hereford yearling steer Spring calf, good one HOGS. O. I. C. brood sow, 1 yr. old Half blood Poland China and Chester White brood sow. r yd. old 6 pigs. wt. about 50 lbs. HAY, GRAIN, ETC. 7 tons No. 1 mixed hay 100. bushels oats 8o shocks corn Quantity corn stalks 10 bushels potatoes HOT LURCH AT HOOK Terms: SHELTER FOR HORSES IF IT STORMS on bMkabl! MtM with brtbrwt * I p*t cwt M pnwrty re­ moved until settled fot. The »)3tvm»tic efforts by railroad uuthorillts tv cut down ttw accident liel by suppressing trespassing on tho »d» to center uf Battle Creek and The largest bell m the world is the Ihirting* road, thence along Irtglivaj Great Bell of Moscow. It is !• feet 3S rds. u un a Un* parallel to *t line in height. Co feet aruuqd the run and neighs 30s tuns. Big Ben. nt M'cattninster. «efghs crab' fourteen, c of highway and a 64 tons. COL. W. B. MUCH auctioneer E. E. BftAY et-ERK �THE HASTINGS U ANNES, xovi-MltDi »«. 1*14. '-'•••tt- PAGE NINETEEN declare a simple end msthod of cleaning rugs ouihly and aft ar hanging them dlM.isc in Mlohiffan, promlsos un-ii told and irrapsrabla damage to the' > dairy Industry- In Beirtrn county it J Veto afflicted with th* .1 auy symptom* were ahown before j. by the j than they should be i«tt to drip dry. milk cry oxcollont and suatalnlng tor Health Week "1 can't do anything with Johnnie. Our Suggestion ,Irregular hours, is tho beef loscnge work. don’t see what's to become tHudo .after thu following raclpo: Pul 1 pound of beef Into a jar, cut small; add no water: cover jar and table. cook foil eight hours after it goes Into '•What’s the inevitable? th* P"n of boiling water. Now add box orator In tho family.*’—Cleveland stir tn halt nn ounce of Uingla»*“or Plain Dealer. milk unless it is nrat pasteurised tu long as the disease prevails In the state. Farmers tire warned nut to teed Do nut correspond with loo many .no one sunoring from chronic, skim milk to their hogs that comes It. is not ponstblu to do so bronchitis can bo cured uni jm ho or L Fort or sherry wino may bu added. people from any creamery unless It haa first satisfactorily to all. Write a* interesting letters as pos­ ..hin. > 7, - 7«. I**’* ftn“ navor to tho loxunge. The Till €t“~ •‘.““"k-WBWhl.M h> sible. It Is one way of doing good. Make a point ot writing to those db>euM> cauwd by th,* shipment of • moke and dum- lade: t ex-. feeding cattlo from Chicago makes pectordtion in difficult, must j , ways eagerly watched tor. all points ’’ ’ ’in .... ‘ lower .peninsula Iht taken. Attention to the general bfiongc Plaster. dangerous if skimmed milk la rod to I health Is a matter or utmoat Impor- '■ A phyalclan recommends the u»c hogn. Tho same argument applies to 1 ' Hermit.;. tuncc In all coaea of tho dlseax*. more, ot a aponge for mustard poultices. .Me particularly among persons vrhoao । said: "A Mpiingc makes the best of One and one-half cupfuls sugar, whej; returned from ehovse factories. * Compliance with these regulations.) itvocailcua tmlall exposure and tiffi- ' mustard carrier*. Thu nurao mixes ono egg. one-half cupful shortening, lew with ccMl-llver ull will he found i the mustard in a basin with water un- threefourths cupful sour milk, one highly advantageous. Hl tho mass la smeroth and of evnn cunnlsU'tmy. Then she takes tho soft ono tcuupoonful all kinds spice, ono and tliolr patrons If thr dairy herds I cupful raisins, flour to roll soft. tho sponge in tlio center of a soft. ■ while handkerchief, ties up the cor­ HoughuuU. Inspect ore uf this department Willi ners of the handkerchief neatly to One cupful rwcet milk, one-half ,aeo that them regulations are i-nfctyc-' ' form a hold, and applies the smooth cupful sweat cream, ono nnd one- •d , until, tho removal of the quaran- ' -convex surface to tho sklru The Farmers Friend half cupfuls sugar; one egg. onf-half ,tine. "This mustard sponge, warmed teaspoonful ginger, two large teaFIM’.ST QUALITY .James W. Helm*-. ‘Eat Crystal Pride” ‘Eat Crystal Pride” t*’’®**^**"*rri | ur.tin by the fire nnd slightly molstonospoonfuls baking powder and flour State Dairy * Food Com. ed, cun t,o applied three or four to mix as soft as can be handled with- ' times, lx good for several hours, and out sticking to the board. Hives tho trouble of making n new puultlcu for rruppllcatlon, often a To Sate Fun, From MoUm. matter of tmportnnco during the nn- quarantine or stock on on Wednwid.iy rvaning for the dele-1 Uivcrn Cobb, who Is employed in Cl Weariness of night watching. The gates and visitors, at the Masonic I Chicago, arrived Saturday evening for : >c Rponcw can bo unshod dean in warm the moths la to sprinkle them wpll Temple. There was .in automobile | a few days visit with his family. with powdered alum, then rub this I huttings wti well In to the skins of the furs before ride and a visit to the State Industrial । r.jjt bitched to a buggy in front . th Michigan. Indiana. Illinois and Penn­ Home for Girls. . , . ...... • — r^.v$aYtj. wJilfdiileetani and liconloraiit. sylvania. ' In addition, restrictions ‘leather Following this able report, came a Huie excitutunnt Mumluy noon. v. Ho y hdt have liven phicvd upon ohipments/of Mti-ne.-. Eucalyptus oil Is largely used as a ■uccceiltHl In breaking thu ohnlt*. but ' co, qr stuck from Ohio. Thr order extenddisinfectant and deodorant. .Two <vaa accompanied by Mias Radio Aiuo wm caught withut further tlantax'*. poor num died. ■Samy Silsbee. have everything up of suludantial ma­ Clifford Vannoer. aged about Secretary *of Agrlcultur. November .1 porous earthenware vessel will ■nn Hltt.-Ua *•*.:; lai Mra. Francos Smith talked for a terial aud then the building will cease. >nd. and goes Into effect Immediately. au.1 |T>- keep tho air of uny chamber In which friend replied: sK'ftiFS,“";.arr: Th,. Ladies' Aid Society of th His wife Tile provisions of this quarantine very ahort time on the Biennial of D. Rogers' buggy Sunday afternoon. . >hlMS taUtec* rsMta*. sk. -fJEM U Utm. At Chlca- unbeknown to her and in soma way Congregational church served dlnnt are practically the aume as those) tho General Federation. from smell for several months. For got his leg into the wheel. |||« many I to the hungry volcrs~Tuesday. . pti-vloualy announced fur a few coun- -- —=- ----- ------- • ------- — a similar purpose it may be mixed To 1'rctcut Mold on Books. ties in Michigan and Indiana.' No 3n<l of these Michigan had “9. with eight times Its weight of sawdust ___ ■ I I..tv well rhmm wnr.h thn < __ , b<'IWHd Report. During continued damp . .weather .... . ..... nnd used lo sprinkle nn floors. Resolve—to use “Pasteurized Butter” and none other. We pasteurize all our creatn before it is churned thereby killing all disease germs. With the amount of sickness which we have among us in this vicinity and considering the wonderful spread of the dread hoof and mouth disease among die cattle of this state, any good au­ thority will advise you to use nothing but pasteurized dairy products. Think of it! the state compels all creameries of Michigan to pas­ teurize all skim milk before it can be sold to farmers for hog feed. Should we not be as careful of what we eat? 'T'” *“""«* «""*»• .1“1”7 Ifflrittemore's 11 Shoe Polishes CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO, An an inhalation oil of eucalyptus nqiy bo mixed with snii'lllng salts or a traspoonful may be stirred Into hot water in a jug-or bronchitis kettle. This Is Useful both for checking n cold wmrrrvotiE cnos. a co hradsclie. ■uoir. Bronchitis. WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS ••Snutcring." Wc pay you lhe HIGHliST Kaiit. riiig l« a foreign method of PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ । ••<oking vcgilablcs little known here. EVATORS. We buy and sell I Fresh vegetables. on a LARGE SCALE. We ] onions, ihreddvd depend upon ddinji a LARGE VOLUME of business at a III a saucepan with l»ult<*r or olive covered tightly, nnd cooked »!o SMALL PROFIT. II you until tender. .To prevent ncorching. have never dealt with us, why' thu pan should be shaken occasionalnot give us a trial. Smith Bros. Velto & Co. Oi.C.L&S. PHii 57 Nntlip I on onions or potatoes, tho pan Is left uncovered. I'rueli Pudding. I crust only about the sides; nil with i slewed pr.u'hnx which havo 1h*oii DETROIT Business D-5D • r with u rich buttered crust which j has been p«-rfornted lo let out the Istriim: bake until the crust la crisp, hot or cold, with or without "It’s Ail You Hops It tor* Why Drink i unsatisfactory coffee sub| stitutes, „ tasteless, CMap. niiuiM Ik Sulu. I. s. ft. I Ml. LD K«™ MmO 1,1, D*Uy tJCepi Sunday. so-called SUgita offset;? If you fear that coffee will Going Booth 9:05 s m J |;U p. tn '-- j ffetng North 7:37 a. m. fc 4:11 p. u. . cause r c GRKVhKl* GPA -——i ■' ' —— " . ....... I. A. SUELBGN MIEbBON 1 ,l-™<* .1.1 1*~* l>“*. <>®— V-.r..'< Block. Il.ollon a.b An It. .1 Estate R.tnln ' O..I Mousy to Iloan on Ileal RmI Estate sold on cotnirdstuon General conveyancing. Having •> complete sei of Abstract Books compiled from th« sl^Cp!OS^BCSS, indi&ostion, pepsi.i, dy5- headache, I palpitation, nervoesnow — if you like i c-"*-' deny yourself die plcaoun: of drinking it Cu.- uny of thssc rattans, you h.Vl. . d.lljW.1 W„S th, . u, *• >»U.t " ’ Vacuum Improved JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER Office over Grigoby de Brooks Phone T?a HA8TINQS, MICHIGAN Coffees The perfect vacuum pnd tho - ruperheuted steam applied to the £r«cn cofi«e mo tha raiar.a of about thi» ituprovcuicnt in cotibc. Ydu ^i.t g,ootl coffbe, Pall I,., X K.T.;... Those of Mfudle Age Especially. FIRE INSURANCE If you are not Insured or would like to change your insurance call In and seo me. I represent a com­ pany with a cash capital of 11,000­ 000 and can fully protect you. z LEK H. PRYOR ' books often become musty and'even , ' ’ , -----, , , ....... urpuri ui uie aourr i-cnoi. IIat She told of the distribution ot .M Taylor .... mu*, ih.lr I.N„. ami. tirfd all fodder and animal ■ tnoldy. This can be prevented by lib' lee and ut tin, last .icozitiniu ... ... . . ....... .... ■ pi' -ueu, evci> run "nun niiKni .......... ............ -....................... ............ . ’ possibly convey the <lhi-.mo must be; — l h nt W1 ’ ' candldutlng for the poniond Canada balsam th thu beck of thuroiighly allslufaated. I 110,1 of “ national hymn. At this Mrs.-James Burdick. . f Grand Rap- : each, bookshelf. Total attendant . Th,- quarantined stale*, are not only1 1,1,11,1 S*rs- Burch, accompanied bv prohibited from shipping cattlu tn’| 1,1!*’ Gertrude Smith, sang a verse of Tlii* "Broom of tho Stomach." hymn. lu.ter in her talk Mm. Arthur Brace spent t.’ ' A French physician hue culled spin-[I unmf.ctv.l aream but they cannot evNo. girls enrolled. 5 ) en send shipments of Muck from one Smith called upon thu two muaii-Uns rand Rapids on some Total enrollment. 11 rich "the broom of the stomach" ("lu infected urea to nnMhet . I C**i' a verso of both Illinois’ Slate deals. ba la I de I'estomae") for it cleans and No . .I-.'S , f f.H,t and mouth disease I Ho,,K nnd Indian .’x Slogan. Mw. J. W Armstrong returned ; Th *-e nether absent nor tardy purltk-s that organ. have us yet l>een dh»cuv,-re.l In Ohio, Mrs. Smith told hoiv on "Breid- ! from C«m*t.imine Saturday .whi rr .hr [»>r- Vern .-nd Veda Skidmore. Carol but on account of the fact that ship- dents’ Night" all the state preMdcuU' hud be, n visiting her son Ross and'and Gertrude Marshall, Vera. Donald mints from tnfoctod areas have lieeu [ were on the platform. Each was to family. r ..uni Merle Walton, Paul und Glqnn Thu term vinegar conffh , . . from , ,, binanc mis aiau*. Dr. .imJ Mi's, Swift attended a the.Gardn. r. Merle and Gcergie Hofftlgrb" (sour wine) ’’ ' ’ practically the i Need of My State, and What th* Grand Rapids Saturday ■ man. Verne Hawbllts. Vera Smith tho source from w ** fsanio lertricllons •pan Interstate; oration Can 1>*> t<» Meet "It." " Mrs.' evening. und’ WHlMm Hununul. . produced. I vhlpmvntx from Ohio tm on those jChtimberlaln—Mlchlgun'x president Many windows were wa.hod Mun- 1 Hasel . CoykenduII, Teacher Often. [from thp four other states. ’—«‘ld In substance th.it Michigan* iBchlgan'i day on -Main-street, thu reason was "love often misleads a mun." i One Instance uf foot and month • areal need was the prohibition ot the tliey h id Irian well soaped Saturday The rate of growth of mahogony U "Y<-s. and often lets a miss lead I,|diMiise has been found among the. Hqwor traffic, and that the Federation evening by our young people, who-thown In southern Nigeria, vht mun." , • [stock exhibited ut the National Fairy'' o’Hd. help by pcxltionlng «'.»nxrei& had lots of fuq .without destroying j site ot * town destroyed sixty [ Show In Chicago. In ordwr i.». pr-——nation-wide prohibition. Thh property, as Is so often dune In some {ago has Tn on covered with a vent the spread of iho Infection th<* j statement, brought forth hearty up- placoa. • . containing mahogany trees, so A llttlo carbolic ointment . uii c:: the other animals are now guarded by plnu-c. nud n resolution was passed, Mcrt Thompson aplMt a portion of, which ore morj tha lips will keep them smooth und nd free sheets saturated with disinfectants j making the desired plea. Mrs. Smith last week up at hta farm near Reed amctcr. and Inclosing lhe stall*. In much the I closed by stating that the object ot samo way as human patients arc iso- ’ke General Federation, as well :i» thin hospitals. I| laied In ‘ individual club. *tx to educate. I Line a pudding dish with u rich pic Mellow haxwt, lowly trailing Other rigid ^precautions In regard The club was favored Over wood and’ meadow, vcijlng to the food amt tieddiag ot the slock prcucne’e of MIm Mary Somber skies, with wild fowl soiling , Have also licniyput lu force. The fed­ visiting nur»u who is In Sallor-llko to foreign, lands'. eral atiqxwUtcs In charge of the f<*y the month through tho work of I And the north-wind overleaping quarantine are earnestly urging every lh<- Anll-Tubvrculoshi Society. Mis­ Summer's brink, und floodlike swev|»- farmer t<> report ut once uny suspic­ Nelson addressed the ladies, eniphning ious case of soro mouths and lame­ ness among his slock. This Is ro- fined tuberculosis tu> a germ disease. I Willows wring their helpless hands. yarded as absolutely IMtSpvnsnblc. if slating that thr germ WM discovered Flared, like Titan torches Hinging reported cas,— of dtavueo may remilt' in epreadlng the Inn.-otlon over arene lives aho put cleanliness both of which could otherwles bo ssfognard- body and the uurroundlu^.i. Poorly lighted mid badly ventilated homes. In tho moaning atmosphere; ceived shipments of catUo from the M-hool And churches are *t<»^>uiis<lil While In deud'tiing-land the lowing infected areas should at once Isol.ito for many <-*u6s. WlmiuwH should l.<, t»f Um cattle, Buddcr Krpwlnx. open al both top and bottom, mid the When you have found no remedy for the horrors that Fills lhe sens,, to ovorilouiug. .. —^Jkliursv niude a poworfyl, phss fur »oiiWith Un- sorrow, of the year. that Ihir precaution should carts.- hut I light as well as fresh air. 81m h id . oppress you during change of life, when through the long I very little inconvenience. *1 our high ochool and deplorud hours of the day it seems as though your back would break, Sorrowfully. y( t the sw cider crowded condition* »he found | t fmr'edimry“J •when your kaad aches ’constantly,’' you are 'nervous, de­ • Women's <*tiil>. ' • Under boughg that Ulhcly teeter. uectlnK f"V N<^ember Kth » pressed and suffer from those dreadful bearing down pains, Loiiu birds, answering from । well attended. ..... don’t forget that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ^.ahcrex .- .' । considered was that of a contribution MIDDLEVILLE Through the vlny. xhudy-shiny is the safest and surest remedy, and has carried hundreds * to bo made, towards the expenses <*l cd too late for publication 1 Interspaces, shot wltfl tiny ' .Hood Health Week. It wna voted of women safely through this critical period. Flying mutes that speck the wing that too should l.e given by the club,| Clifford fltorrs rode a horse lo i Wave-engraven sycamores. Mrs. Ellsworth and Mra. Batea wen Grand Rapids ojCWcdnoaday for Neal I admitted —■ -to me - mbcrnhlp. llbi-rshlll. A num. Russell ..... . - .. . .. _______ that .he ....... bought for the Grand. Fllwda of ragged stubble, >lc. wrangled wrangled j mitten wax appointed to solicit funds Rapids market. With I unk weeds, und u ‘ anocua ‘ ’ From Mrs. Hornung, Buffalo, N. Y, Of fl,|- the suffering Belgian*. This conJames H. Hanborn* Frank IJ. Hh w I tangled slated of Mesdatnca Burton. Carveth, BrrrAto, N. Y.—UI am writing to let you know bow much vour Corn. plutnn Holbrook. Waterman und l’ancoa*>t. week amt the fore part of this in th*- 1 medicine ban done for me. I failed terribly during the last winter dangled ' northern part uf the stat,.- hunting | and summer and every one remarked *lx>ut my appearance. I suf­ birds. Snmc stories of large flocks I fered fniiu a female ttiiuble and always had pains in my back, no And lhe sudden whir nnd whistle appetite and at times was v^ry weak. Of till- quail that, like u mlMllr. And,.a misfile, drops again, Mjilflcd voices. thlvketa Ruddy beak betwixt the pickits And tho :m»ui d of laughter rltiping ing Climb Bacchante's uchoolnwto. Hing­ ing Purple chutcra in her lap. Rich as wine the' sunset flushes Round lhe tilted .w orld, and dasht Up the sloping west and sploshes Ttll my drum of Autumn, palling In thu splendor all-prevailing, bike n sallow leaf goes sailing Down t|io slluncc solemnly. James Whitcomb RQey. : itren&ln uud flavor, at the sama Women .Suffer Tcrribb From Kidney Trouble. lOK you puyfin* uthsr c*jtfix*»-35A vk ur.d a pound, aoMrtiuig U> fere Jo a.id bkuJ. wonder a woman has backache, hcuflH your fcroccr hasn’t Vacuum nulic. stiff awollbn joint*., wcsrtnvss. poor slsop .md kidney ttuuMe. I'olty A. MC.H. RARBEk, haprowJ Cufivts iut ca;t uasily£u< Kidney. Pills give dulck relief for f physicians and Surgaons. ihueo trouble:. They strengthen tho Call| in city or country, tetponded to. kidnuyw—take aw«y thu aelftr. paJu with FromptncM, dav <*r utght. PROFFESSIONAL CARDS FHVaiCtAbS H Snra&uc, Warner fit Co. ll. WibblbVN, D. D. S.. F ‘ . HallUm*. Mich. CHICAGO, U.S. A. ilm: .igoim Tn Foley Kidney PUG land wc Itow ’ much better you fuel.—I Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. ubrated Women ’und Why Famous.' Foliowin? this Mr.-. Jemic WuotlmmM.C. president of the club, gave i ; report bf thu-Evder-। although the price seems low In com­ it Adrian. October 30- parison with all other food stuff**. Friday mrning a double deck of ' •poke in pr laiph*1 arrived from Chicago for A. L.J Cridlrr and Thomas Ucany. Thl . । many delegates who came to claim makes over l.gftO head of western ‘ Its hospitality. The address?** of Iambs (hut tho abovo together with I welcome were made by the mayor ot Andrew ITnkbelner will fevd through the < ity and i, r> prceentativt: of *ffie tiid winter and have ready for tho ex­ city's dubs Tu them Mrs. Elnora pected high price in tho spring. Chamberlain. pr. *Mont. of the Statu An altercation at the factory Thura- • Federation, responded In a gracious day, caused by nno of thu employes | and pleasing manner. ' .The delegate thinking he could divas ho wished spoke of the nblc tiddn »»e* with, another's property, was quickly ) given. Among thcun wore "The Trend of tho Titae»" by M. V. O'She i. Dr. A. Hanlon'b having a cement, Professor of E.lucaUon. Univocally of walk laid tn his now Main street res-1 Wlscpmfn, -Social PurUy" by Dr. idem <•. The Dr. has a line catch of i Rn-helie Yarrow o.C Hull Ffoufa. Chi­ vlpviT and npH' the walk .will make). * ago. "The Slwekl-.a of the World" bv_hbt ....._____............ .. ............. propertv complete. Chaplain E. H. J.oughor. Mlchlsairt Clnrlca 8cflandolni»cr is tilling State Prlron. and 'Tjmhion: Rs C.us. order,* fur a lino quality of winter «*ond Results" by Vlnx liuih Carriin I pear*?. of Floreuc*. Italy. The reports of The am-tlon sale of trunie rom-'i the niany coininlltcc** and I|ut various | brook's on. Wednesday <11<I not attiuct different hrauclH .- of the work wore I a very large crowd, price* obtained I -*|H.>j:cit of win, cnthuabNiii. one fra-] were fair eanMjfcring <iuality. Hire of which Mr- WoOdmau*.;' *«J*I Will M_i»ko left for Luther Saturday 1 wa-, uiornins'to j(c after his.farm inter-j the Rlennittt'^touuii Table cd Mrr. FAtnc-.s B’hidcr' J. W. Armstrong, returned from i ; l>U(tal<L' N t.. Thursday evunlug-e s:Tal features u«fa tiuted.; wlv-.re hu hn, been visiting hia rnothtvao WW tho ruuopUon held er. “I was visiting at a friend’s house one daj- and she thought I needed Lydia E. linkham s V egvtable Compound. I took it and nave gained eight ixnuids, have a gtxxl appetite and am feeling better every day. Kyoryfxxly is asking inc what I ant doing and I recommend Lydia EIhnkham’s Vegetable Compound. You may publish thia letter if you wish and I hope others who haw the tame complaint will »eo it and get health from yonr medicbw as I did-”—Mrs. A. Honxu.so, 01 ritauum St, Buffalo,^. Y. Was A Blessing To This Woman. So- Riohmokr, Va.—“I was troubled with adiearing down pain and a female weakness and could not stand long on my feet. Of all the medicines I took nothing helped me.like J^’dia E. Pinkham’s. Vege­ table Compound. 1 am now regular and am getting along line. I cannot praise the Compound too much. It has been a blessing to me and I hope it will bo to other ivoinen."—Mr®. D. Tyubb, 23 West Cloptou &ts South Ilichindnd, Va. Pains in Side. Could Hardly Stand. Ix)W, Wta—-*• I waa in a bad condition, sullering from a female trouble, and I had such pains in my sides I i.uuld hardly move. Be­ fore I bad tn gen tho whole of one Irattlo of Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg­ etable Compound I felt bettor, itnd now I am well und can do a good day's work. I tell everybody what your medicine has done for me.” —Sirs. John Tnoiirflox, Lodi, Wisconsin. For 30 jaara Ly*ta E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound bus been the standard remedy for fe­ male ills. No one-sick with woman’s alheeeta docs Justice to herself if she docx not toy this fa­ mous medicine made from roots and h Your letter will tar opened, read and austi by a woman ami held in atrict coniidenue. �__ THE HtiTHIW nttwa. Report <>f D.>wllog school Report nf m«nth er-dlng. 30. Number Jay> .tjdght. 2<». Chink of henry Smith grand Rapids, IDicb. Number boys enrolled, t w Somber, plrli enrolled. • < Total enrollment. 16. ’ ' Percentage uf attendance, t-7. Thoiu earning half holidays are: । Evalyn OrtMbe. Myrtle House. John I Houk. Nellie Herrington. Edith Clemgnee. Veto Cleinence. Clifford Du Boil. Harel Krmerllnr. Glady' I. Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Fhyitography Farm PhoneaBell, 6S! Citizens, 6251 are Ancient History claM if studying | particular this year. Mary. Judas about ihc beginning of Hellenic Cui-'and Peter have come before us protnturc. ' inently in the leaaoru of this quarter. book reports and ntudving Arthur Cloverdale, were the guest-i ..f HasTho nJ<hth grade haw bwffun read-, tr.iyal: Peter for-bl’ dental: Pltats tings friends Sunday. | JnK ->3ftow Bound’’ for sentencing the Lard to death. Mr. and Mrs. Roas Burton, of jn umary they hr".studying1 the Pilots, unlike tb» otber three." was a jacntlhi. Mt. 27. 'Mk. Shelby arrived here Saturday. They pfr-;dent’-» Adminl'trattans. ---------'*• ,u ,r15. Luke •• I nn.l I.vhn 11 10 «1VO tllO 1AT (will spend tin- winter in Hastings. jn Civil Government lhe '■ Mm. W. 41. Cheasiey and son Hl’..w< r* of Congr>-«<. amount of npace to the ,<b ii studying about! which Pilate played a part, • ram have rolttratd " ” ' days visiting tho surface nf North • -■ ■ • ■- • in Inlio mentions! । ter spending ' ----------- Geography. * , . __.T------ . ■ friends in Hu TH.- nlxlli grade i« studying the miltarixe yduroelf with tbcae passages division of fractions In Arithmetic. , in connection with this lesson. Ob­ Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Prentiss re...— ........ ... .>-,trrvo that without cause tho Lord Iturned-to Utehfleld fast week, after a I Jesus wax delivered tu Pilate to h". month. week's visit with a. IL I-ovetanrt and I For economy, use In tnanipulMion and sl-arx>und jenerri rtliobiUly there It none britcr than those that bear tbe name Silas Thelma Burch, whu !« attend- RARSTOW Hunting with her p ironts Mr. nnd .Mrs. BAY STATE II HUFFMAN BROS. JEFFERSON STREET HASTINGS. MICHIGAN PERSONAL MENTION Barry County is a good producer in the line of farm products. Every year thousands of bushels of grain are delivered to market. It is a valuable thing to the farmers to have a RELIABLE and HONEST mar­ ket at which to sell their products. We are in close touch with the best markets for all grains and are constantly on the lookout for the place where we can get the BEST PRICE for our produce. We do this because we want to Punetu-i-1 forgotten. •haul. bringing our banner which w. r. cooJ confession i>*foro Pilate (I Mr. und Mrs. J. C. Ketcham ieti Mn .... nw.. Mm.. Jo... I.,., iito ,J I.V.U >:»>: attend th" seswan r n< - it nai, J;>}. Edltlt Cicineuco spelling, that ho fulfilled the Scriptures tn Orange. |h„ down. playing tho part he did in'those last Mrs. Fannie \ * nnd M.-* Cena <jur teacher Mr. Tioye* attended events of the Saviour's life (Acts Vcrkerfcv. of Grand Rapids, spent tn,, teacher’s institute at Kalatnaxot.. ’ 4Pilate's Lett known words. Run.hv wii>! .Mr. and Mrs. Monro". | pertiapk nro found In v 22 of our lsi«son. JosUS which Is called Christ?" Like I John Neiriy 70 years o( itudy, care and expertment have brought tbe Bay Stale to IB present data ri jxMeUtan. and Other Introductory. Wo come today tu the study of an­ other Interoattog and important studying , scripture character. Pontius • Pilate The ninth grade 14 studying Inter- . ral Linear Equations In Algebra. | Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. FURNACE Beans, Clover Seed ' \ When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Stare Phones Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 Internal io^al Sunday School Lesson Give the Best Price to Our Customers 'lesson. "What shall 1 do then with school has close d for one week j will find our outline in, the seven r rount of diphtheria. o prrssloM of Pljatc in In the printed ptlr portion of the lewwn. May the All we ask in the transaction is a SMALL percentage to cover the cost of handling and a very moderate profit to us. We have FOUND THE BEST MARKET for grain and are in the mar­ ket for ALL W E CAN BUY and will PAY THETOP NOTCH lighter, our minds. unctloniso our utla-sson DhWons: I ART THOU THE KING OF Mi*. Alrna -Wunderlich received THE JEWS? 11. “ rd from her ion. Edwin Loop ’ uf Friday to Spend It. JIF.ARKKT THOU NOT? 12nd with her parent'. Mr. Grand Rapids stating that he had - Mhttlisw* been promoted again from the Audiand Mrs. IL-J. Edgar M. Crawley, founder nnd di­ rector uf tho Indianapolis C’onsorvn-. tory of Music, was the guest of Mr and Mrs. Archie McCoy ut Grand Rapids, part of last Week. WIJII JELL’S? 22: mon. C.irolinc. Andrus :.nnd Clemens attended the foot at Ann Arbor. Saturday. Mrs. Flora B. Benkes gu.-st of Pr.,lrl«*lBe over Sunday. A thousand 'thousand, tdilpn today Ide with a moaning in thrir sail*. Through wind* grey and wale; Mias Charlotte Lake Is visiting ret- j dies Aid of the Methodic church. titlvea In Northern Ohio. ' , HIM Bessie Bush was the guest of I Ml«« Buth Wclseert came home | Mr. and Mra. Glen Blake. Sunday. , Mrs. Mary Barr and Miao Elnora from Mt. Clemens. Friday, where she’ Harr passed Sunday with Middleville very sin'cessfulty gave the play . IXtnriy u« “Cherry Hfossoms." She left Monday Mra. Mina Holbrook waa in Grand fur Grand Ledge. where she will AUItaplds Thuradii y tu villi a frivlid p rvi»c tile giving of the same •play' by local talent. who la 111 at the Soldiers Home. Mias Joseph I Hu Anderson spent thThe coal fields of weak end with her parents. Mr. and ' It has been found that ^h- corn ‘Mrg. A. A. Anderson, returning to 'grown in Moro province. -Fniisppinc . an<l Durham counties MARKET PRICE FOR ALL WE CAN GET. So bring your grain here. V. DO THEN WHAT SHALL I We have all kinds of COAL to sell. No one can go wrong in buying their COAL from us. We buy COAL from the best mines on earth and our experience in handling COAL enables I AM INNOCENT: SEE YU us to get good quality and accept no other kind. Pilate. recorded in thr printed por­ tion. Others are found In other records. In v 11. we Jlnd the Lord of glory standing before the gover­ nor. Early. Friday morning the Sanhedrin hnd met. tu determine Then, too, our reputation stands back of every transaction wc make whether in coal or something else. tence of d_<-ath already- pronounced against Him (Mt. 27:1-2). They decided to Und Him and deliver Him tn Pilate. Wh’eh they did. And ceremonial laws. not. entering • heathen houic, lest they be defiled Edmonds Brothers (John 1S:X»>. , About seven in the morning. AUCTION SALE them Thursday, Nov. 19 Phone 18 WE KEEP A BIG STOCK OF FLOUR, FEED, CHICKEN SUPPLIES, AND ARE IN THE MARKET FOR GRAINS AND PRODUCE. Pilnto’ declined to proceed, turning the ctiso over to them (John ls:31). Unable to put Him to death.by themeefves (John 11:31). they brought against Him fiUse charges. of a noli- Daily Thought. I tell you— It may bo tor tho bundridth time, but it la the very truth— that this I* the working day; that this is tha watching hour, and that our euprsmo duty la to work until the day la dona and darkness falls upon tho field; to watch until tho hour is ended. —Raleigh. Commencing at 10 o'clock, and will sell the following described property w And he ^994489999999999998448999999^9999^ Brood How. weight Brood Sow. rigid 330. 3.1». . Hastings, Mich. —The Elevator Men— "What As we have decided to quit farming and move to town, we will sell atpublic auction on Austin F. Russell’s farm, Vi mile north and 1-8 mile west of Assyria Center, on Sec. 16 Assyria Township on 1 Tim. king. TiioBOi'Giuiitr.i* winn: i.f.ghohxs. 100 ^curlings. 30 pallet*. I'AIIM TOOLS. Cora Dodger Cultivator The alxno arc 3 splendid n>A«. Page Ruggles Double liarne»H Single liariicss Hay Tedder Juncx Mower •t-Scatcd double buggy. Barrel chum Milk can 2-liooc tread power _ H) tons hay Corn shelter YrarlhiK Hub-tclu and Jersey Heifer. Spring Calf. And many oilier articles too numerous to men­ Summer Calf. tion. HOT LUNCH AT NOON TArmC Of * Cl Illa vzL aI1 surasof55-00 and under cash. Over thnt amount one OalC" year's time will be given on good endorsed bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No goods to be removed from premised urftiEfecttled for. "been born." "Ev«r/one"-r-»fot onlv Jews. but heathen.—PiUte included But Pilate did not reanond to the an­ neal of tho Lord. "What la truth?" was his reply.. What an opportunity Pilate had! The Lord Hlrpself testi­ fied t<? him personally regarding His I Kingdom. His Kingship. Ills blrttai tha other world, and appealed to Pi­ late to believe th" truth. Surely this was u “good confession" (1. Tim. 6:13). Pilate was impressed, but did not yield (Acta 26:28). Pilate "went out again unto the Jews (John -16:38). confessing to them that he found no fault In Him fesses hb failure t the accused One. to which he adds Herod's alfhllar failure, und states h.-< determination t!> release ing to chastise Hit pease their wrafh here). large (Mk. 15:8). in response their demand for the release of a prlapner, according to custom, he asked the third question of our por­ tion (Mat. 27:17). Bar-Abbas means "Bon of .the Father.” "Who was he? He was an Insurgent and had com-' mltted murder. May he not have been a false Messiah, one of thcoo utanic Instruments, who attempted lo become leaders? It Is not unreas­ onable to believe' this; In all proba­ bility he was just such a character." Nearly one-half of Spain's rail­ Pilate sought to diavo Jesus released. "For he knew that for envy they had roads enter Madrid. delivered Him" (Mt. 27118). Thon room of a new French 14), possibly a convert to Judaism guests telephone their God warned Pilate thus. Thia must their tables, to which tha food Is de­ have Impressed the superstitious Ito- livered from a kitchen below by elec-' man governor. How gladly ho would be frond from that awful responsibil­ ity. Hut he could not. If tho people were Inclined to ask' for Jesus' re­ lease the leaders prevented that (ML RHEUMA Many Sought Position. . The French poor law department re­ cently advertised for ten Inspectors to call at Porta theaters and chock the re­ ceipts so as to make sure that the taxes due to the department were cor­ rectly calculated. Tho number of ap­ plications for these posts waa 7J26. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. ThhiitheW^JM Stove Poliihr^JEE YOU® Should Use^<5 T'S different from others because more «... —— is taken in thu inaking^H and the materials used are <1!^ higher grade. 1 I Black Silk Stove Polish Here. In Mt. the matter Is agath FOR ALL FOTtMB OF laced before, them. In v 21. They _ asked for Bar-Abbas' roleas. Contrust this with the cry of the mu ’ riRight aw«y —the firtt day you start to Him. “Hcarcst thou not how many tude la ML Sit*. . Tbpy chose, him takeRHEUMA—the Uric Acid poison .._ to dissolve ----------------— gins and leave the------acre Joint* (Mat 27:11; Mk. 13:4). The Lord'* who waa a murderer. Instead uf film e who glvu life. So today men cither and muscles. Its action is little less thia silence putxled Pilate. "No mar by “a prefect hailstorm of .accusa­ tions." Evidently tho Lord waa where RUSSELL1 EVANS i Frank Walt Auctioneer Jesps asked Pilate a question (John 11.8:34). and Pilate indicated tfiat the question did not originate with him­ self (John 18:33). Jesus then states concerning tho character of Ills kingdom (John 18:83). He would "stretch out salvation even to a Pilate." Space prevents extended I comment. Pilate’s next question (John 1S:37) brings the direct statei ment "Thou suyest that I am a klhg." In Mat. slmnly "Thou sayest.". Fur­ ther He tostineji to Pilate regarding :111s coming Into the world tp bear i witness unto tho truth (John lt:8<). P. K. Jewell Clerk RHEUMATISM silent like Jwai" la. 88:1. In accusing Him mantlAh, w^a made of word as an opportunity to plan* upon anottsr .the ------ —>’• would gladly avoid (Luke 21:4-7). g Shine in Lvery Uro;; � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-11-19.pdf 3f419a5ee04e37e706ba90f757f6269d PDF Text Text Hate THE HASTINGS . BANNER. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, TflPgatlAY, NOV. 19,19H noiiasW M| ................................................... 20 PAGES FI6HT AGAINST FOOT % AND MOUTH DISEASE NIBHT SCHOOL WILL u 21 ns. om Mioww firrat Flrcngtli end’Improved Form by Defeating Eaton Itap>~ IS BARRY CO. PEXYPLF. HAVI i.irnrE <wm>noN op tor XMMSSS .<Xl.raK.lTl: EVKS WITH PIXIKHT-Il. bAKQVKT Ing and hard wdrk was realised on Haturdny hy the Hastings high school foot ball tram, which" after many dis­ couraging repulses defeated Eaton Rapids in the Eujon county village. EISHT MEMBERS ANO REV. SECY W. R. HARPER OF MID DLEVILLE, IS II THE FIBHT Conch squad the fine has succeeded Che fact tliat never seen a ernment Millions to Coaqift*. W. R. Ilnr|>er of Middleville. Hecii-tnry of the St.in- hlvestock Sani­ tary Commission la having some sirentimm times these days, in MR. Roger* 17116632 points qf the gome and aihnlrably in spite of History and Well-Kiumn some qf the lads had foot bull game until Accosnpll»liment« Organlralloii ai Obtain Education Krenings Ifi Hastings City School-. vent Ions In the history of the Union. ' Rocletlra shotijd not forget the i pennant which will be given to the t largest proportionate attendance at that and <himli inn> - . . . . n lieyond com-' •••f*1’ •” Hsglnuw an Tuesday after­ Smith. care In recent ’",on' ’’e',k W,U ,,H «« ■ Stitea had an rh“r,ce at Ho lived near nAuth diseaM-. I how’*' ,n “n«ln"W. "nd "he qildeml other In 1908 I became infatuated with hltp- hhB esboys' play'be-1 *',,>rd from home through n window glon. It crat and dlrappenred. Al| trace of the S2U0.1IU0 tn stamp out the disease In I BON. It will cost mure 'than lu times that amount, probably around 13.000.000 to stamp out the present epldi'mlr. But whatever was the cause nf the / president. Baker Hhriner; secretary, j |Mtrurtive. reminiscent and InterestX. J. Bronson; treasurer. A. A. An- ln< A {t.w Hrml| ohly ran be mcndemon-, owlng^te the illnesa of 8e.c-l,loned honor of having been reiary Brouon the complete rep>r: th(, prim» instrument In the orgam-l "f the organisation has been unob.1 - - tulnntde this week. The records, lum- ago was accorded to Mrs; Frances Wheeler Smith, the President of the and nllhuuuli hr had never come Intor Inw 8400 had been paid durlny the Club from 189C-1BI)7. and t«n years personal contact with the foot nn<l|ta»A 12 months. There Ih a balance' later president of the Michigan State infected und then It spread rapidly. I The xorlglnjtl Infection wu« extrcmely mild. It was like the rruplion akin to amall pox and wu not easily recognisetl. . (jeorg* W. Dun-1 stntn vel^rlnarliin. w.ra r^llrd tn . ganlratlon has" u membership of 157. it breathe more virulent and the symptoms so much more pronounced that when Dr. Dunphy was able to ' < , the same, wire Intake! muzxle for a period ofJ 60 days from this date. All dogs! nof' properly muxsled. found run’ Board of Health. City* of Hasting** Dated Halting* Mich.. Octotwr 22. Continued on page four. To Banner Subscribers Up to the time of going to press the responses to our recent letters have reached . ' 20 , We hope to have the returns reach 33*4 per cent by the end of this month. This is a matter of mutual interest to our suband ourselves and we hope for their cor­ dial Cooperation. Have YOU helped to BOOST in the manner we suggested in our letter? ’ Yours truly, - COOK MILK SELLERS ARRESTED ON'FRIDAY Discussions of municipal prob­ lem;. hy Grind Rapids health officer and Rev. Caroline Bartlett Crane of Kalamaioo. MR. AND MRS. W. R. JAMIESON GAVE DINNER TUESDAY EVE the I'. in Itutlmd "ldud< Ing cucumbers proflUMttt. there cer­ tainly is no reason why tie growers of Harry county should not avail them­ selves of an opportunity tn gild to their Incomes. HnltlniE stations are likely to Ire erected In Woodland and ton. Grand Rapids. "Health in Relation to Life"— Onv. W. N. Ferris. lina.’’ tints th.it th» Exhibits l>y Htatt Health and State D.di Commlselon open «<• our BISHOP MCCORMICK WILL l-e held nt the Methodist EplM-opul ■Sunday AftcrniMit^ al .1 O'clock. -.in.T-i of this - nr instttntior. what hijMIr, MplMTS deailUi: ADDRESS BROTHERHOOD II oyster S.tppe.-I Jay trimmings, they Jay. triairs und heard: ond «. mil Five Auction Sales Ad­ vertised ThisJ^eek I Insp-ftur Helm, mb. re were rei <-lve<l niP a III b.- held Mon IpiMauul Church. lie had • the important r*latl«n^»f • THE JUNIOR BROTHERHOOD i lunlon of his -address. of the Banner h.o WILL MEET FOR ORGANIZATION for fjw: sought' his advice. Tide :uldrrs*'was but one sld' has been working, known ns the Theodora Jones farm. Ho will there­ fore have an auction at the Jones farm 5 miles north and one-half mile east of the Noldiers monument on section 20. Carlton township. Col. Ntddlcrn* ln*uran<-e <"o. Meets. chnnan. From there the skimmed The annual meeting of the Soldiers ... fnrm____ and Sailors' Death Benefit Association by the Club. milk was hnuled uwity by the hiyts and calUe. wus held In the court room Saturday. Hpacl-"does not allow a detailed ttc- hereby ordered to cause HEALTH WEEK IS A GREAT S Thera wll Hirer* tytd re or nfflf. Extracts from n Diary—Mrs. Erone. Hr offers mlna Holbrook. "* Friday the Thirteenth—Rev. Rus­ 33 gheep. 5 hoj grain, farm tools sel IT. Itrendy. , ment Inspector "at*Detroit. Dr. Fess declared it n*>t foot and mouth dis<taae. but a curable and not partic­ ularly dangerous one. About that nine or, ininppy wa« u>\ an au­ tomobile In Detroit, and laid* up for n week or two. Meantime the dis- STATE OFFICER HAS TWO 5:00 p. m. ThL« hour pfoved such a popular hour Inst year.- the pastors decided to repeat the arrangement. The sermon will be delivered by Rev, Leonard Evarts. Mrs. Anna McOm- C. I~ Bates. Rector at Hmmnnui'l <‘fiurih. ber and Mias Gertrude Smith. ’ The following program was carrier] out and was much enjoyed by those organist*.<>f Trinity Cbdr. Rapid* i,nd two solos wlp by Rev. Carrol Bate* Greeting nnd Introduction of the toastmlstrrse by Mr* Jrasle Woodmansee. Mr*. Phyllis Reynolds wit* a charming Arrratcd for Saginaw OfDccre. i Hhi-nifT Williams and Deputy Sheriff Interesting And appropriate. Sh.- in­ | I.li^hty located on tho-Cinrk farm In troduced the following speakers who responded tn the sentiments opposite . .1 Beard. u fugitive Kaglnnw couple, who their names; The Mother—Mrs. Flora B. lienI disappeared November 7. The couple NUMBER 29 PART ONE-1 TO 8 ebcure nn rddcatlm In a night-Schon) which will be opened In Hastings « lty schools iwmr time during ine next few weeks. This education will be fur­ nished nt cost to the dtudents. Tlie DOV. FERRIS SPEAKS price of tuition will vary from i.0c to The contest Saturday whs won by ne-bucking. Bishop starred ItaMlngs Women's Club furnished a i- touchdowns'tend kicked two very, delightful occasion for the en­ He misted drop kicking a joyment of the husbands und, friends of Ahe etub members. It took the I rVH. 111 ■form of n birthday party and banquet According to reports farmers In 'held In the Social Rooms of the surrounding counties Irani- consider­ 'Methodist Episcopal church. In honor able profit in .raising eacnmbers and I selling them to salting stations. The j Club. farmers of Barry county could have! made this additional profit If they j had had the opportunity to *>ll tnPOSTPONED CONVENTION in the center of the room. In which OF ENDEAVOR SOCIETY I.wga birthday take. decorated with age to Insure a salting 'station It. I Met In Wesleyan McthiHil«t biasing with twenty-one green can­ ("liun-li Friday and Saturday The Club colors, green and white, were very artistically u*ed In tho ‘ nnunl Convention of the table decorations, in articles of food Endeavor Union of Barry and in the dainty place cards, orna­ hivh was postponed on ac­ mented with the club monagram In Palm* ferns nnd a beauti­ count of diphtheria will be held In green. the Wesleyan Methodist church In ful bouquet of white chrysanthe­ Hastings, Friday evening and Ratur- mums. sent hy the D. A. R. chapter, furnished tho decoration of tho Tho committee having A I-a verbs KimfYord of Grand Itap- rooms. Ids. State Field Secretary, will be the .-luirgo, to whom highest praise Is principal sitraker of the convention. due. wait as follows; "Mrs. Marian Goodyear, Mrs. Grace C.irv.th M:-. had planned on attending the con­ Mrs. vention nnd some went tohttend who the president of the Club. ,,r did not get the word regarding the Wood catered, and twenty-four young 1 poslponement. We are planning on started the infe/llon. Still another theory l« .that SOON BE OPENED HERE TRY BANNER WANTS v H Yo* Wish ta Bell or Bay, Because 8wybody Reads The BANNER. (Ion Mile on what is kndwn as the Hweezey farm one half mile south of the Soldiers monument. This fuNn i.nidldate for the position <’f atlng physicians anil dentists of ihe^county. Housewives have been taught about, adulterated hnvw heard about tuberculosis In have heard why harmful. City .hipmmr to ad-ire,,*. in- mo- i -"‘fifi?*.iV‘Fn'nna’nirfl T*;iri.«li Monday next,. Nov. 23. nt .tn old resident of this county. the high Husbands" dily." declared Dr. A. ,H._ Warth­ in. Pathological department of I'nlvertdly n? Michigan. “Is the. withholding of the knowledge that h> ought to have, und which llfhtfully and “Friday the Thlrtcen- tlon 26, Hops toanahip. • Henry Fktnncry will bo the auctioneer. Jos­ Ru.Mll U- Brfady. eph Campbell’ clerk. Mr. Lara bee So passed this milestone Id the Club's history. This sentiment was work horse*. A sown. 2 young cattle. offered for the Chib's future: 18 hogs and pigs, -quantity of i»uy. "Eov« humanity, look around for your opportunity, act to the braP of your ability, and DM wilt do the • r the Belgians response* In TH., funds will Ally of Michigan Health Servlc. Staff Mild: "Sex hygiene Is a woman's problem because th* pre1lmlna"ry Instruction of chli- turally-4d her. The essentials of this Instruction are that It should be s-.-ientltli-ally true ltnil should hold goods and other articles. CoL “Who. .when ha doh* his evening W. H. Couch -will be the auctioneer clothes . Would with an angel come to blows? Whoso struggles then the whole -particulars. house knows ’Our husband." Mr* Holbrook related some know n and unknown happenings to club members to Mho great amusement 'of The <-<inuilitlcn rd out in them the unhealthy conditions due t" the crowded high school building. Mnnufu-- "Coming Of Age" by Miss Johnson was handled with the literary, skill M. ST. Rrackney has sold his farm and will quit farming. He will have given our “Hope' paring," MUs ts sale on what la known aa the.old Johnson holds a high place'in the Crouse farm, 6 miles north and 1 mile west of the Holdlcrg "monument, and 3 miles south of Freepfert. Mr. public. th- Company­ in the secret* ••It W. H. Couch will be th? auctioneer and Wm. Gorham < lerkIt will he I mi--. air. <-<o<-*ra>.er oners; Mra Renkea spoke feeling- .< 7 horses. IM heTtJ o^eutlta. l of them * fl'Dire. ahe la held by the Club. Mr* Smith cow* 19 hoge and pigs, n long list of thia community and county e< aald that in tlie economy of nature farm tools, quantity of hay. grain Th-- adv. nn another the only reason for the mother. Is and fodder. 'utility folk* to "Live Ixtnger" the child. A worthy child is the page given nil the particulars. mother's greatest joy and satisfaction. Men wh< This she hnd found in the cjmrnctef and usefulness of 1he~MnsGnga Wo­ of u life-long Study haw come In Henry C. Rowers will quit farming men's Club. many Instances Withoutexpense ’ Mrs. Pancoast took her audience to the county, even paying their through the early years of the Club own raUcoad fare for the prlvlwhen It finished three thousand years of the History of Ancient "Egypt. health. Greece end Rome. In a half hour, evQuiditig briefly of the Club from childhood Into tie. 7 hog*. 60 pure bred Barred rock' ynuth, with oil Its faith 'Jn itself and it* own ability. No question was too hold good*, quantity of corn In shock, deep or abstruse for its attack. Nev- quantity oats, straw and bean pods. erthcless through It nil much was accomplished and definite growth sra-tal room* tomorrow. .Friday etr- dn tighter. backfield h« player* of the .ilurfml morning. A Fainftfe Ttaft Mjp® nlwuys make It hnppier. healthi­ er. and more of a benefit to the community." io and sanitary environments." thought D. E. McClure, assis­ tant i-i-crotary of th-- Htatv Board of TTealth. "Tht!M> lire Jhe nagging, affect io nJ ess. slovenly, low-ldi-aicd honiv.-tho llty-ventlloted. dusty .«nd small schoojrooms. the crlmlnalbtlc environ-' rd Mhool ground* yellow backed books, und ineflkrient health und (U-'hool administration." ’ ' • LJitle children shouty bo pro-. while: whey dutyfls word* tliat follow, that tell of the kindly optlml-.ui of a man who wn" really : God.- the living 'find. MMjm. JlnaUr. growing'bHtfer: �THE UA&1TXG8 BANNER, XUVEMMEH 1», 1*14. WARM FOOTWEAR FOR COLD WEATHER Will b? more fully enjoyed if it is served on one of our Dining Tables because you will know that it was bought at the right price and was worth all that you gave for it. Prices range at from $7.50 to $25.00 for a nice solid pedestal table. - We carry in stock EVERY KIND of Warm Footwear that is suita­ ble for this climate and we carry them in ALL SIZES and ALL WIDTHS. Wp can give you any sort of combination . .. you wish. We handle the famous “Ball Band” goods, made in Misha­ waka. They are recognized as the BEST goods made, and our prices are JUST AS LOW as these goods can be sold ANYWHERE- Right now a new Buffet would be greatly appreciated and there never was a better time to buy it as our assortment is very large and the prices are very low. Prices range from $14.50 to $40.00. You will find it to YOUR ADVAN­ TAGE to buy your WINTER FOOT­ WEAR here, because we can FIT YOU with JUST YOUR SIZE. You don’t have to take anything that is a lit­ tle "too large” or a little “too small.” It will PAY YOU to see us before you buy. Miller <9 Harris Furniture Co Good Furniture at Less Money Undertaking at Lower Prices Ironside Shoe Company Masonic Temple Bldg. Phone 176 Hastings, Mich. DOWNFALL OF RADICALISM TO AID WORLD'S BUSINESS Bryan and Ills "Isms.” Not only •arollln* pupils but platIn* many In pa) Ins pleasant positions, burins the month of November the foltowin* young people enrolled al the Michigan liuidneas and Normal Colle*? of Battl. Creek for the course IXl^’DON—Revival of American tiuslnrxS on a large scale Is predicted by the leu din* organs of the mld- TRY BANNER JOB DEPT. FOR QUICK SERVICE Christmas Suits McKibben Made to Order for Men and Women v. Mannlox of Ur*nd Buplds. <• pulpit Sunday In place of Blips he being by the bedside « wife. In the hospital In Grand Men and women who Appreciate exclusiveness of style fea­ tures in suits, that are made ESPECIALLY FOR THEM, should leave their orders with us now for Christmas Suits. « Wayqe -mf’-df-.r.i f«H buslnsm and shorthand^enuryi. Gayle*Ji/r. Bedford, full bu*lnem| nnd shorthand course*. Glenn/Carver, Marshall, full busl* f We have had a large experiencejn this line of work, and we are making prices so reasonable that no one can afford .to have anything but a made-to-order suit. We are prepared to offer you some genuine surprises both in the quality and style of our Suits, as well as in the price. Call and sep us. Buderman—The Tailor HASTINGS, MICHIGAN -HANKEII VVA.VT MVS. PAV. Bob” Eckberg Giving Demonstration With , His 8 Qyl. Cadillac Which Arrived Last Week Err Ida' Trader. privali Mr. bhi rm.i., II. H. Shi facturing Co. . Tti? btx3»-»< m< n| ti> moiorin* a.re!«a ”w.wt Uw urrlBsl . ef /he i«u>!| hers bled i lght-cj litul' r C..dilUo u( Itu- salesroom .itf the Western -Ml<h!-i — --------------- ——- - **n tWilluc company. Grand HaplJ. ,n ”“P‘d» has been In .ontlnu . .. .... ..... „ teucnlh | W "dylW day sad nixtit ever Mnt-c; rvcelvtnx th" unnuutitled prnbt ef rvXot in v-L.es h-iA i n. I showing the «>Md' pe<>|d<* of Western ! cry . x|*rf<-need m.urtst who rides tn CUvkUr Siuiil* aud Utully.lCd llafhrr and f tmlly, merlin* and Mamie Deller attended the- New , Ea«l**d GENUINE GAS COKE is all stored under cover in large bins. It is dry, clean,and when you buy ityou get ALL that you pay for—FULL WEIGHT and a DRY CLEAN FUEL. Ask your dealer for BONE DRY GEN|UNE GAS COKE. Heriia nviiuired us a result of th' Balkan war» territory to th? extent of l4.««lt M|iuire miles. With • jmpuV»rlvn of l.hljH. The tptaitatva if «»><■ *»<ioir> l..day N O»*Tvf'*<xiusre miles, with » totuT population; THORNAPPLE GAS&ELECTRIC GO. J PHONE Nt>. 5 rAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE' �THE HASTINGS BANNKH. XQVHMBKR It. 1>U. | THE CHURCHES PAGE THREE ■■ ”” tfrnl religion* of tne world, have not. Uplifted ’their devotee*. ' If you' HapUM Church. cept Saturday. Good- singing and gospel preaching. Special music ♦he cnilncll held a tine «Vp| I 12 member* of the church offlclal gin promptly at ,7:30 and* close nt family sot down to well tilled table*. pine. . Chicken pie and all the fixing* ’am) Friday afternoon prayer meeting al 'feel especially good natured. After Sunday Rvhool ut 10:00. the supper matter* nf vital interert 'U FRAND$EN & KEEFER FRANDSEN & KEEFER FRANDSEN & KEEFER Knitted Hoods, Cap* and Toques THANKSGIVING SALE, Special for Friday and Sattir- IQn day, 25c and 50c.values...— I zb 11 [7 When you get ypur Thanksgiving Dinner ready you want a good large Bungalow Apron ■We have a special large M Inch long in. Gingham and Percale*. Apron* at J Ju HIS Sale is going to effect all'departments in the store, we have something special to Seasonable winter goods on sale—■ Morning wo rah Ip 11:00. Sermon by dlactiaaed. Mradame* McKnight. rhe pastor. subject. “God'* Blockades। Ilotell. Brown and Engle had charge (in the Road to HeJI." Chorus choir of lhe supper. ■ nnd special music. T offer that our customers should take advantage of. Coats, Sweaters, Underwear, Blankets, Knit Goods, Linens, Napkins, Dress Goods, Men’s’Furnishings, Etc. Clarence (Hiding. Martin. 10:30. Quimby. 3:10. Hendershott. 7:30. Ytekley. 3:00. Soma of the mem»r* of the 'Hnrilng* Brotherhood Evening service at 7:0# followed by an vv.ingslltUc sermon. Sublcel ■lawt opportunity.” -Choru* choir Union Thanksgiving service at the M. E. church nt 6:00. House Dresses, neat and well litling, Ct no dark and light at.-Il ---pl.”” Her. Carroll I*. Bate*. Iletdor. . Sunday next before Advent. . Holy communion. »:00 a. m. Morning prayer nnd aermon, 10:30 Method lag E|tl>wopal Cllurcn. For your Thaoltsgiviog party, you waul new floor covering, and we are offering some special values. tor. It la Important that every firmed List Sunday will find It powilmember of the church hear-these ad- 9xlOV4 Brussels Rugs at $9.98. 9x12 Axminster Rugs at $15.98. ’ 9x12 Crex or Wool Fibre Rugs, $8. Floor Linoleum, new pattern, 39c. Small Velvet Rugs, 27x54 at $1.39. Special Values in all Lace Curtaiml. Couch Covers, special at 98c. 11:00 Sunday school. request of the management of Good Health Week *p*ak on the question. '■Wh.il Are We Going To Do About It?” This will be an application of Beginner* Junior C Evangelistic irrmnn, Sunday evening. No Linen and Domestics All our Coats, Suits and Skirts have Sale Tags on that will save you money !2nd. ■ ■f officer* and the adoption of a con- nightly,. Indefinitely. stllutlop und by law*. The boy* have Invited Governor Ferri* to be their nlng nnd the choir will lead the t;on- We want you to see our special values in Traveling Bags and SuitCases, beforeyou take your trip home for Thanksgiving. 'III remain open until Friday even- Invited to attend, and bring n friend. The following apeclal music will be rendered next Sunday. Christian Science Society. Mornlpg: ••Great Shepherd Hear,” 110 Jefferson St; by I'lvcidomlnl. Tho Chorus. Duct Sunday nervice nt 10:30 io lw selected. Ml** Renke*. Mia* MeSubject, "Soul and Body." FarlamL Testimonial meeting every . Evening. Anthem. "One Sweetly nexday evening at 7:30. Solemn Thought." by Ambrose. Solo You will find some interesting val­ ues in our Sweater line for Men, Women and Children. Frandsen & Keefer I Extra Linen Values Hastings Most Up-to-date Store One Price to All > The I^owest everything that in right- LUNCH COUNTER ADDED TO STAR BAKERY Thia Next Sunday evening ut 7 o'clock a •lereoptlcon lecture will be given on the subject "Man-Mod*' Religion*.'' Mercerised JTable Linen, bleached, at 27c. 65c all Linen, bleached, good value at 54c. 85c Table Linen, 72 in. wide (hill bleichef) 69c. $1.00 heavy Damask Linen, bleached, 83c. Napkins to match at $1.48, $1.98, $2.48. 8 4 unbleached Sheeting at only 22c. 9 4 unbleached Sheeting at only 24c. 8 4 bleached Sheeting at only 24c. 9 4 bleached Sheeting at only 25c. 36 in. bleached Muslin, 9c valde 7c. 36 in. unbleached Muslin, 5c. 36 in. unbleached Muslin, 6VicShaker Flannel, in cream at 5c. Best apron Gingham in checks at 6Mtc. Best Manchester Percales, yard wide, 11c. Tor a full meal, but would eonw • rerin'tlrtini anil perhaps prcfci ch. <>r something In the line oi the world. from now until Thanks­ giving. Notice some of our prices above. . ”d.> thingby, halve*." Hi* policy lx and alwayi hn* been, that nothing lx too good f<>: hl* patron*. Thoma*, Mr. Writ. Shulr. Mr. accommodated nt the Star Bakery and Itestuurnnt, and will receive the very to the Star Bak- viahr*—Monkey worship—A Chinese Funeral—SO woman team, and many wants, bn I Gurllnger with The I'nlted Stale* has more than 6.009.000 factory- employes and I.- until lie -BANNER WANT ADV& PAY.— 600.000 railroad employe*. ne*tnnrunr,.nnd equip- All.eri McClelland mu land on buadnes* Saturday. LOCAL NEWS PERSONAL MENTION nothing Chat vllle btialness Monday. Puts Konklo and family returned Kansas. Thursday. tk end with net Hurry Wjrkom Chic finish Monday. to a Jacob the .MichlCbanks- Saturday. giving dayairier in Chicago. extended visit with Itelckard. nf Big Ray. visiting and Dinner । Mr*. I Ix>m Mr*. Ann Arbor. Eike aftw Mr*. wa* the guest of In Grand Rapids from S-nPitas firday Ml** Mule of Chicago. . of ntw time. and Mr*. T. J. Brosseau visited Mr*. Elmer Silver , i|.their on Fred from Wichita. on her parent* of Rehor- witnessed The Late day excursion November i <?. Hunton.' of Hay City, h.-ut lieen 1 i.,rnvd an Mr. Bradley'* successor. ■ of the local agency. There wilt be a special communl- ■ cttHon of Hasting* Lodge No. 63 Frl- 1 day evening. Nov. 37th. at 7:30. for I the purpose of conferring the Master | Mason degree. All. mrmlwr* of.the j L>dge are Invited to be present. Vis- . Ilor* are ulwnys dvelcome. Banquet Thanksgiving Shoppers Will find our assortments complete and up to the minute in style, while our prices . are as reasonable as is consistent with good value. bor night from nn I. Ilacheler. Oscar C. Fortier, flec'y. The trial of Dr. Schulj, prominently a her parent*. Mr. Mich.. m Esther Ingram, of until Monday, horse bclongntt to township farnror. a Thomapplc i d<-nle* the] Cha*. Wood relative* until Monday. Voensira, Veenrira for a *hort Mr. daughter. Cut Glass. WE CAN SHOW YOU SOME VERY CHOICE PATTERNS. Pike & Damon Jewelers—Optician* will take place. All np-mber*. are dl- Ingly. ■ By order of W. M. Cha*. L Northrup. Bncheler. O*c«r C. Fortier. Ser’y. W. X. McLaughlin, former bunk Judge Smith was In Detroit Thurs­ examiner nnd welj-known to some ih day to attend a meeting of the direct- thia city, wn* burled in Muskegon. Novomber X. Mr. McTxtuKhlin wn» .»ir». Anna urant ontl (.. .c. May­ III only a few .day* nnd died lol wood attended the Stale'Sunday Houghton. He wa« a member of the | Schoo! Convention nt Adrian hurt Masonic, Knight* of I'ythl.i* nnd Klktl week. • . lodge* Former Couhty Clerk Roy Thorpe The examination of George Stand­ ley, accused of otartlng d family row wa* adjourned until Saturday. Mr. Mrs. Hou L. Cobb has been called Standley' I* accused 6f u»«u<llt nnd to Mrs. Adam Smith'* home on the battery with Intent to do grc.it It-Hlllyl State Road hy the death of Mrs. harm lea* than tho crime of murder. Smith'* mother. Mr. and Mr*. E. Hathaway and Mr. and MraAO. Manning entertained Mr. of Sheriff Williams' hotel. and Mr*. Armour, of Battle Creek, Mi** Minnie Clary, daughter from Saturday -until Monday. >• critically Hl with typhoid left Tuesday noon for Toledo, where Fiva 'member* of the family they will visit for a short time, after which they will go to Florida. whet« linn supposed to be diphtheria. It wn* nQt diphtheria, •however. Two mem- • -Mrs. Anna Hoot entertained her ber* of the family have recovered and ; the other two are convalescing. Mis*| Minnie Clary'* case proved to be ty-| phold. An Income our friend* and nelghlrors for their kindness and sympathy and for the, bciiutlful flowers xent during the Our Prepaid Stock pay*. *enn-annually, caih dividend* at S$ | 5» Net j Safe Convenient Profitable Twenty-fifth y«G **•«»» ovar 11,000,000. Write for full particular*. SAVINGS ft LOAN ASSOCIATION wlfo and mother. ’ Thomae Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. G»o. K/lly. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Kelly. Acadian* to Louisiana. sung by Long­ fellow In "Evangeline.” will enact- thanksgiving Sale Zlgin Shirt? Friday and Saturday ITT US SHOE YOU This damp, snowy weather will cause many a cold itnlcss you look to your shoes. 'Buy a g(x>d pair and get shoe satisfaction. Men’s Crossctts, bench' made, fine kangaroo stock, per pair z$5.00 STYLE 3550— Men’s gun metal, Goodyear welt, per pair l/our choice of any $1.25 or 41.00 ■ &lgin Shirt _• button, * $3.Q0 NO. 227 Boys' gun metal, button, pne piece, leather inner-sole und counter, sizes 1.' to 51'5, per pair ■ $2.00 69c Radies’ Shoes Sweet Sally Lunn, a lady’s dres­ sy comfqjrt shoe. jffll Sizes, /4 to 18 inclusive. Plain or pleated bosom. Me or colored. thanksgiving Meckwear 25c and 50c RUBBERS Arctics, Sock.Rubbers, Felt Rubbers,-Rub­ ber Boots, as well as Rubbers for Men, Women and Children’s shoes in plain and storm. Overcoats and Suits for Men and Boys Style 402—Plain toe welt, but­ ton, a dressy comfort shpe $3.50 Style 20—Plain toe kid, bluchcr, turn sole, Steel arch, for tired feet, $3.00 WEICKGENANT & RIEDE Clothing and Shoe Department Grant Otis & G<Z Old Stand Hastings, Michigan �X.tTAJt’afctti. a solntton of hleMoetda of mnreury. ■ .Better wear rubber coat and rub1 bar boota and hat until the epldam- ANO MM OH hook- Hs took a calf fro* IL. C. herd and inoculated it Good Health Week Is On lh«m. Th* germ U carried m feed from infected diMricts. And is proving to be a wonderful affair for the people of Hastings. By special arrangements with the makers of <*• «MM»- Beas aa< Bhaat »•» awd dUlotart thoroughly and frequently. * If paaMbka, It 1£ wall u khop tM varioot ImHb Well «a^ar<t»e. It <uK i>r«Mur Dr. Adolph thia thorlty on the foot and mouth dUreue cow und then visit Uttr a healthy fjarments minute and then began burning up hMd eoathern townohlpa of Berrien eounInfectious. It may ii clothing, tn tha tart Berrien County From We are able to add our little share to the program and the significance of Health Week by featuring n M terribly Washlngtoti Baby Week at Our Store We will exhibit and demonstrate the most scientific and practical garments and accessories lor the Baby. Interesting and authoritative booklets for both the mother and the baby will be distributed during this week. imxl. stone. *Hi* row arlii tfeap up o ¥efiMam Mnacktw at Me lipa, owhoefc* Wfth him at first were •• meh. all IDE *A unlike aha nature! vmatking bf refected for their knowledge it the fettle «a tha bark of a rebK flef-le How rapidly the foot and month ’ iMaae spreafe, may - ba imagined. i infected district in Berrien County, strinfe from bre moMh. Afv*x»iWthe dlseaso haw spread to 11 different Inatlbn of the mouth will probably disclose Mwnlng *Mm* blUKenrch thi Michigan. Thio came through Ship­ tohr*. the rutno. the Mpa and tha ping Infected Mock th Chicago, BkT- roof of tjre nwStK - Hia animal will falo, Uwtiwit and other points, acatbbty o<t hot little. Atmlhet flay and thfea bbsttre Will be broken, dkpf eiMtag larga runnln* aorta, and the duan! thr rtw-mrds. forbid the «*w will vtAbly loro In weigh*. ’ Dr. Ifeufe eetlmatno thatch* hrltt placed an ombargo upon shipping feat of an klnfe Ao* Mil mmed mPh Trim U>» fermare h» other parts ot Mkhlga'n whs bark them (br’fereped thl pfetltetofe. ( ■ legislature fortrffemg and "killing gangsr lira asfe M FREE—Every mother who brings in this add will receive a,cute rag doll to be cut out and stuffed for baby to play with. Drygoods Dop't HIE Granuhtad Saga, car Mica SJc lb. tvue colored border. viauii. .nn boh improwru nnun. — _ Oor tegular |l.?S value. Special • QQre FHe* thin wrek. per pair...................... We have perhaps as large a stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ Ready-to-wear as all other stores in Hastings com­ bined. In fact wc are heavily overstocked for for this season of the year and are making the most drastic efforts to reduce our assortment to nominal proportions. This sale will be for a short time only. So don’t delay—Investi­ gate -our offerings at once. 23c Underwear Bargains We Guarantee Big Savings and Baby Blankets HMre: Hfht-Wv*. pink and etrem. Many dulnt> plreiUng new designs, tfl 00 ifee«0fe«MM-Wura from »3c to......... ^1.70 wore dren not allowed to go to school the people In thia ureal tight to Manip No person is permitted to enter the out the terrible "Foot und Mouth premises and nothing permitted to leave It Where the disease has been moat prevalent deputy sheriffs guard placards Uunsthg Wear. *1)1 now find on our counters 19c oft to Be That the quarantine U enforced U - ------ ------- ----- - ... u...|u« an cattle, aa yet uninfected, across tha road Into j^sture. Another farmer w'ao- fined a similar amount because that lime a Iltilo lers lhah & wilderIlls dog was running at large. Schools hmm with oil the privations and Old hare oven ordered closed, and Uta ohtlre community life has disappeared. In the meantime thousands upon tllOttMnrfa nS a __ er children fell to her nnd her *1U. Into deep pits and buried ’ |n quick Ing hand* and sunny, loving dlkpolin-ar—. ■ »■■ _ — - . artlon made "Hade'' a general feVWffe. htrt only with the family, but with uH*o •urn, natural fl rosed Veljastic -ordol garment*- Uadleo* und Children's.Colon Suite. 39c 10c 25c 35c ASSORTMENT No. 2 . stuffed with olives. 29c workmanship kinds ,i bottlo 1 During thl $5.00 $10.00 10c very fancy, per bottle l. 25c 25c i and jui<>. Urge 1 -.A-.,: or i.Ain,>mi.*Uo>trimmed Huis and Plain Hhupes from 25c Ladles* Union Suita, fleeced Jersey 69c tflat 11.TalatM. your choice two daughter*, growing -to maAkaed and womanhood. Mra. Kelly wm 29c Ladles and Misses Munsing , Union Suits $1.25 Light Hou Suita of excellent dcaigtu and spteu- from 17.50 op to 2IX.00. sale only ut your choice. family of twelve children. Children s heavy A» to what pain* Ute killing ASSORTMENT No. 1 IteiurmlHV wc |w> file freight Bedford Duriog this sale wc will feature particularly two big assortments of Coats and Suits. One assortment at $5.00, the other at $10.00. We have many other beautiful models, ranging in price up to $27,50 but these two lots offer tremendous savings. ♦v alreadyhad a rery complete stock 100 lbs. for $5.58 18 lbs. for 99c. ruro Hock Maple Nyrup in quart.H gallon and gallons. Perfect Satisfaction «r of Holeteln rettlfc and mouth dlavaaa la more atrict than known tlu any eatabllahod agafnat a human di»- Michigan. eaae. with tho poaalble exceptions bt leproay and yellow fever. In tha in­ fected d la triAs no dog la allowed It an all-round fi-cttd districts Pure Food 78 * for Tour ThanksEiving Table S?iV Big Sale of Coats, Suits and Hats for Ladies and Misses large sh« $19.95 $2.00 FTodt. lettuce. quality right TBJMMHD HATS AXD 1’L.MX/HHA FES. fl.OS lo 11.50 values, during this sale only, ut your L-liuta Affer each job m |uu,ng «n UHr and family. She areg u 'WWW U BpeegM o< whh In tbo.dm-dopsheen nhd bichloride ot tavreary. neighborhood In whirl Kha wus u devoted Sunday* reboot largest Slock rase eymptom*. suggestions by Dr. V D.. Hnilrlr t- H _ - —- __ only. It miy first hia form and whh Ws wife went to lire with hu daughter. Afta. Gturgt Fume, m Mope. . In March, of b*t of Krady-toWcur for Cloak and Sult iRpMUneni, Weickgenant & Riede HASTINGS’ FOREMOST DEPARTMENT STORE Mnrgerlne, per 11 appear through •nd lain* tf> <5rnna Raplfl*. hut with­ out permanent relief. Throwgti the feng month* of Buffering kht-mu Male, patient and alwUys cheerful. cattle, accompanied with *t drooling, is eharoctcriatie As the Slacaso sdt nnocs—vc Idb—-hrg* vatcr hl Mere wilt and fourteen, und *2 U»o Common-j pannan I will be given to the county, wealth the- revi-nty-elghth. city*, town or village In each elafe Wood bridge N. Ferris. anywhere in th* United Stutot s&UGorernor.j Ing the largest number ‘ ' > inhabitants. Uy tho Gpvcrhor: nning , Frederick C. Martindale. Haal oUeT. Mre. Kelly la ronfvttiI htaetkei hundred, fourteen. Tbel by her huAund. and tour children to> UMled Mates is at jksuw with «U1 tttc 1 wiling over 22.000 with u population, tefetrn thefe l<5fe Tha <ht1dfen hfet: mtltns of tht- wirth. Thd stare and ----- *"*- —, Mfe..<}M.. MHpre symbol lg« to all tho world, Ill- o< tfvpe■ liberty oM Att* pursuit *f h-VKalMnaxoo.. pi hets. 9ut*fi)ho, kiln and tou to six |>cr resident. The National. Association for thd filtidy mid I- n. Wood thfege vt life. Our glorious by tho American Red Cross und the vcullun of Tuberculosis, which* ... Died—Xad. . nation Ink.gtjpr forward unswerving­ National .Vspciatim* for -t>»® Study carrying on the promotions of llr» Horatio H. Mead:dh>d,'al the .home ly. towards.-the’goul ot a*1c juatlcc and Pretention of Tubcrvuloals to sale ronsldfcre that any city uf lO.fcuu <lv|g W<-. the the wren counties, cities, towns nud Io lUO.OIMkJ population ought lo sell of Ms son, C.-.W.-.MfedM-ClMMott* »««ld < 4vlc ■-rlghtcouiaeau. Friday nt heart trouble.1 aged ntarty . ‘ '>f -1 «re hoppy in viUdgw in the United States reBlog at Ivusl three cents worth of souls par <1 yen* 3bWag joining eyi cregy.^thgr «•<•■ in reverent Inhabitant. ' AWb 60 years bpoHhe deceased .und '“*• hearty-thMiluwtviugChriitmun HeaU per caplu before AU of the- proti-cds from the. rale at, January lit. according to an an- Bed Cross Baals.’ex eg pt tha txpe'nscsl wqs-marrfcd to Miss-Cordelia ■’Tuylbr /■Therefore..!. -Woodbrtdgu N. in £ *fe^'A« J-t a JMichl- nouif.-emurtl Iron* hcadQUarter.* ts- -LT — J»«t*.»f Jgan. do MMfrloln ibe 1*n*iSvnt nJ Tn:im the rtmflyAtwrten in Hufl.-.fM iifto United - HtMies tn destgnntiag In order to make tho aomiiutitiun tpw qahlp - Where , t|lqy reiudej ' urfitl Jhuraddy. Up- »Sth of November. m< a, att$r the. death Jut; Mrs. Myid in !>3S.’ ■day for all the.people iu uu . people of «>i thia tn i.t comcom­ t h..y j — , • . - Lesjgo --I . t t' .J"? ,o 'Grand monwcalth. U>,celebrate In in ihank*»-ivthenk-.-tv snipped uvcurding to their popula­ monwcalth.tB^-ekbrato ami m Ghdrlottc. a^t'U; ’ tion In, i»ia <daMKs. ua» *v into luw mvm* KI.UHKV. SMl tatt* to .,, '* log th.- umlauari r uud-praxvr. - v. \. . iKWlli Bf Bcujuniih V. Htnnton. r ■ ------, From MO td 2000: from; ’Were • heldt in '•/Gben under- my hand and tuP tdlluws: zoou to huoo; from hooo to 2£>otni:, viutrlpttu and Illa rem.: .. lIcnjanHli V ' Fluiitau. i<gv<l Great Seal of the Ktutc thU fourtren50.01'0 ■are, a ro*id<-tit of JohnatvwnTor mfm. and am- of thu tn-.»j over bSI.MO. huttdMW Orrenly-i-U ferfe has been Animals Ith a coducquoBt Ibo. I* «w«M „“11*"!' “J.!?” «• * Blisters on udder und lull teui burst, leaving a *or. uiUeh w(M h««J In mk place, only to Weak «ut in an. "X. any of tbess aj-mptama u.; vr other animals to delay. ■ UlOtM V — law* ' . ■our neighbor's farm and or tint county, died nfrer n shitft Illness of Urkthl' county. Mrs. Hyivu f <*«*diir Creek: Mrs. Linnle S.llu-1, of Dowling: Mrs. Viola Lotabee. Kalkaska; ffolomon Blanton; Dooling; Mrs. Mlnnlo Campbel), of Cluvcrduh: Ucnjanifn B. Htuntun. Bedford: Mrs. H.ittfe Kelley, GulesVockiey. Rutland. Kolomon Htutiloii. took iiiani land on Section C. Johnstown, ihn family moving to Michigan in IM I. They travelled to the terminus of (he ruilrvuU ,ut 'Marshall und hired truhi-iioriuUon to their land, - whlvh aide op- tho horuvMiud -in which also was reached by u trull through the rvnlded his son, Holomon and family. wildcrnesa Mr. Griswold,-were held -at ll-.flfi Burtul took <>f tint’* Playing wiUi the children of 'o'clock. Wednesday. the inilldns who were eiK-ampt-d on place tn IlnnfU-ld evniefetT. his fulhcr'i* land. He leurncd to shoot he was old.enough t-> carry a gun hr Archie G. Chilson and Miss Mm- T. Hammond both of Cloverdale wir.married Friday afternoon at Lifv.nl the Mctbpdlat purm>iuige. Rev. ltu»<dl .. ------ ... JJr Ch|Wwi u ™r:'’ui v. autumnul hunt In the north wuods.; One fall hs*killed^’ •••— ’ • M,n»<-hurm Is ruajcitfg a n< w phrnt rnshlp out of the bean oil .that la product >l -me rrlugo | there In tremendous quanutlex. The’ »;~^auSBSs,.-K;niu '•w �•TOK IIASTFXGM BAXXMK WITH THANKSGIVING DAY NEXT WEEK >OV EUU1,K u», mil. PAGE FIVK ig the brOttAM up. *" ’•-vlng . hanre of •UbMdt ♦fa" •" . lNii>wr< It behooves every man and young man to get ready with the right Clothes in which to celebrate the occasion, and ready for you here is the variety, quality and value that /jir <h. uitl> at . Ut Hunk a ShMhrtil. hkvtsK i-d th«- U>wjU iUMSt»*r ot vulci tvd.Ui th,-, oub.«•. ot <*iiroqnr for makes choosing both profitable and easily accomplished. Suits, Overcoats and Balmacaans, at $10. $12, 15, $18, $20, $22 and $25 The latest blocks in Soft and Stiff Hats. New designs in Shirts. Beautiful new patterns in Neckwear. Argersinger’s guaranteed Kid Gloves. FOURIER'S THE BETTER IDEA MORRILL, LAMBIE O CO ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS hujnc iu where their houbuhl Jkv.ytA _h.»<r proved" d them. S. I*. workinw for a,life Ihknmn.e < M t.1, th. ......• ■•.11m ... ..... CROOK & GOULD HAVE SOLD THREE FARMS 10 RESIDENTS OF A New .England contemporary, which la prone to delve deep into the very essence of thlpgs. uinnul forego Ihdulgenre tn an excursion Into the domain of philosophv a* It fnrnlalies a prelude fbr war. It recall*'bow'Na­ poleon's entry lu Jena In ism; dis­ turbed the German philosopher. Hegel, then engaged on his theory of the tfb- Illinois Cohuty Till* Year, pho Tlicy I’wn nal«* amt 1>«*kI Hquardy. ph llo tophi of Lyo’— in l"9!t. He m* quantities of ricr awstroyed, which bad bvnTMd »<j loQg tor higher price* that it b«- Must Build We Co Along. Il 1* well tohavn viMom of a bettor llfo than that ot every day, but It* la the life of every day. from which ele­ ments of a better llfo must come.— tni.ide. tho north pole would becomn habitable and mfa would develop new organs. such aw an eye Ik the back of hl* head. Isn't that a phllusophy pref­ erable to Hi-rM'h Idea* of the ub«>- Good Koal for Kold Weather What the>r Jiinali- ladies lack In Clothing they make up In hair adoruniAn. Some aiylva am ph aving whlln »•:»> tough wood, 'o'iRh. (pr mi'- ut Our Pocahontas Tump is all lumps and.burns up dean. est quality fa all kinds of coal. Indeed we stock only the high­ We have a lot of large chunks al $2.25, which are just the thing for light furnace fires and heating stoves. All kinds of slab wood, split wood and coke. For Klean Koal Phone 254=224 Hastings Lumber & Coal Co HASTINGS. MICH PHONES 254-224 Thanksgiving Day, November 26th, THE DOLLAR THAT IS SPENT HAS SAID No doflbt th< r<- wilj be pieces in silver needed to Set thv table complete f<*r lite Thanksgiving Let us . supply them. from immem-e stock of solid and GOOD BYE TO YOU FOREVER and plated silvvrwun . THE DOLLAR entered on yotlr SAVINGS BANK BOOK will earn dividends to BRIGHTEN YOUR FUTURE YEARS. ONE DOLLAR deposited each week will in 10 years amount to $605.54. THIS BANK IS NOW OPERATING UNDER THE NEW FEDERAL RESERVE ACT. Back of your money .stands the immense FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM of the United States Government. , Whether your account be large or small your protection and security are assured. • We Pay 3 per cent, Compounded &emi-Annually, on All Savings Accounts. A new lot of the will known “B.-ssnu_r” Extra (.nudity r . 16 D«t. Knivi.s and ' Ko k*. Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank Barry County Hastings, Mich Silver Cream Silver Polish 23c L. V. bessner �THE HAWINGS BANNKR, VOVF.WRER IS, t.14. MRK MFK located the odd shoes, returned them to their place • and—bet bad bo? Nichoiaon opened the bag and looked inside. There lay the dreadful evt- R1LTRY A GREAT SUCCESS 105. RAISE SQUABS FOR MARKET high-heeled shoe. beelde hla own! Nicholson gapped Well, nothing could be done now. Ho rraolved to tend the ahoe back that night with a letter ot apology. He throat hla suitcase acroaa the baggage counter, All tho way over Nicholson had tried! to makt. tho acquaintance ot the girl In brown. But, try as hard a* bSj could, he- tailed to elicit anything mure than a parting greeting from her.' She wa* named Mary Martin, and he overheard her telling the steward that. Ing her vacation on a tour of the Bjrit-I First Essential la to Have Suitable 1 lull cities. । Nicholson waa making a pleasure, , tour. He waa one of those fortunateyoung men who have sufficient income The keeping of pigeons has become - to make work unnecessary. Not that | regular business In some sections. ho was an Idler. He meant to take^ Tip sociology seriously—was. in fact,! great deal of inn-rest is now being ■■ n l.l— m ■ v tn tTnslsn* th* tnvlta. > taken in the pigeon as a .source of tion of a friend, to attend aomo crowd ed political meetings In tbe Black Country, the Industrial part of the ■ ' yard wired, in order to confine tho I Midlands. i birds. Tlje ifouse should be arranged . The girl In brown would not say: - 1 to permit of abundant floor room, tbe ’ anything more than . "good-morning" nert. to be along the sides. Tbe ‘ homer pigeon is largely used’, an ex­ nnd "good evening." She even seemed; to resent Nicholson's attempts to! ' cellent muling being tho dragoon and I force himself upon her. the young । homer. Be sure that tho sexes are man thought. Bo. by the time the voy- • equal, as pigeons pair and keep tbe , ' same neats. Mice In the nests musV ■ j be guarded against, and lice will de-, severely alone. It was one of the greatest disap-1 j stroy all profit Give nesting ma­ point merit, that he had ever had. He, * I terlala for the bird*, and Include to-. wm not ah unduly Impressionable, • , bacco -leaves, Which will assist in young man. but tha girl In brown had । keeping lice away. Fresh Insect poweh ' Ider should be freely used in the ;rt4* ‘ . * .. . 1 i.,. nt it., heart. There la some Inner sense that nests op the first indication of lice, •_ i •' ' ...H ..... t- ...fnrrftd u* whether these affairs hare ta; and cleanliness must be enforced. 1 th.rn th. poftlhlUt, ot wnouteoc.., • Nfrholw. M> lh.t h. could lot. th.' I high, of any size preferred, and .111 In hro.n-.lt.n pmplcull. to should have roosjing poles at differth, d.r.lopmnt ot hl. pu.lo»-untU |ent heights, on which the birds may . • alight. Keep a fait codfish hung h- dl-dHoacr. lot. tua.t h.,. topon.1,0' • where tho birds can have acceas | to It, supply gravel, coarsely j nw. .nd by th. Um. fa. ranch..1 Oltod bo bad only . plMMnl, mellowed , ground oyster shells, ground bone. memory ot her. He put up .< th. ONLY THE CAPTAIN’S BOOTS -wheat.bracked com. sorghum seed. <ju..o'. hotel. HI. room wa. on a _______ ' . millet seed and a green food of some Inn. corridor. And u he enured It Household’s Advance on Supposed , he heard light footsteps coming along) Burglar Came to an End in I Fit of Laughter. I Tho rambling old house where Cap­ tain Fields and Ills unmarried daugh­ ter. Martha, lived ttood back from the road lull a mile, flanked on every J aide by the caulaln'e broad acres. ' It happened one morning in early spring‘'phen the captain bad mar­ shaled al) available help from th* neighborhood and bad two liked men besides tn help get hla corn ground ready and tbe seed planted early. Martha had been busy since morn­ ing arranging for a big dinner in Hie old southern fayhlnn. About teno'clock -she left the dinner cooking on the big range and went upstairs lo make the beds, but came flying down with pallid face nnd called In stag* whispers to the girl, "Go ring the big dinner bell for the men. There la a burglar upstairs under daddy's bed. Be quick and then come to ine.’’ Martha stood at the exit to tlie stair­ way. ready lo defend with her life If , nepd be, but prevent hl* vacai-e she puij. JThe men from the! fielda came mounted on the horses with barncss jingling, supposing that the bouie must be on fire or some such dire disaster 'threatened. When told that a man was under the Wd upstairs "they determined to make shbrt work of him and marched up, throwing mis­ siles and shouting. "Come out." but the burglar refused to budge. , Then some one moved the comforter back and exposed a pair.of the cap­ tain'* Sunday boot*—Chicago Trib­ une. I , । ■ 1 kind. as'the birds will help themi to what is desired by them. The rapidity of growth depends upon the food and care. About eight pair of squabs a year may be expected, de­ pending on mode of management. OVERFED AND UNDERFED HEN Flock Carefully and See That All It Is not ponlble to lay down hard and fast rules for feeding, because of the fact that different hens require different quantities. The best plan la to watch the flock carefully when feedshare. The man who raisea the feed for his fowls la the one who is likely to overfeed them, while tho one who buys his feed Is likely to err In the opposite direction. The only way one can manage with any degree of cerdifferent quantities of a. period, long It will pay curate results. When the proper al­ lowance seems to have been reached, ,j feed accordingly and dp not change unless necessary. SHIPPING screwless Eye Glass £ Mounting will fit them all and hold the lenses tight'. Fitted exclusively by F. R. Pancoast The Jeweler IN WINTER Careful Packing Is Required to Avoid Freezing During Intense Cold—• Objection to Wading. . Shipping eggs In winter require careful packing. Egg* are Hable to become frozen In th.- crate* when the -old 1* iflten.r. although the crate. may b. made tight nnd'lh* eggs inck,»ed In paper partition. There is no remedy for the drawback, and the "hlr safe Plan I* to keep the -gg. un:HI tho weather moderates. Sawdust! "Checked it," answered Nichoiaon, displaying a stub - f don't know what you mean by -checking It'.” replied bls friend. "If you had a gused pul your bag Into th# baggage-van It must .have come. why—good heavens, man. don't you — —.. —.... i. .. ..*&**■ — room? It's waiting for you there, no doubt, ,nd it will coat you twopence a UDtu yoa (et 1L” Bewildered and disgusted. Nicholson suffered himself to be dragged off to his friend's house. He bought an outfit and determined to return via Oxford when ho concluded his round of visits. And In the enthusiasm ot the night's-meeting he almost forgot Th0 following morning he saw this advertisement In the Coventry papers: n,. <entfeman who took away a udy., .hoe Queen's hotel, oxford, will return It to Its owner, no V* asked. Address M. «<•••■*•<*•»■ M r^,ice«ter • 1'’lc”‘erLe lcetter wa , Nicholson ’s last Leicester was Nicholson's last atop atop p,„, r„ol,^ lo .,pW. t> 1<1M, „a lmu,„ , „„t M|„ ,)n hl. frl.ud told M- tt,, k woul4 M p^|W. b,,. th. ba. torwardfrl to th. .Ulloa lb,„ Ae„,dl01iT skboltot wto. in ,poio,.u. i.u.r to th. po.t. rnud than conlluuad hl. tourney, rou. d>y, b,„ h, dr.c„dri ,t lt.Uo„ At Ih, pc,, oBc, h, (ouna-, „u.o from HI.. Martin. Everything In Store Sold at Discount Except Contract Goods We Must Raise $10,000 In Thirty Days In order to accomplish same, we offer merchandise ai greatly reduced prices l-.vcrpilouat iMncnliiN. "Miss Martin will be glad to see Mr. Nicholson at the Temperance ho­ tel, provided he brings her shoe with him." ‘ Nicholson found the missing aulL case, slung It into a cab and hurried to the hotel. Mlza Martin came,Into the parlor. jNlcholson was hardly articulate stood face to face before. Now Miss Martin's face was covered with blushes, which followed each other serosa It with remarkable rapidity. •1 am really very sorry,” explained Nicholson. "It wss that fool Boots* fault. He thought—” He cursed himself for a donkey under hla breath, for he could see that Miss Martin understood quite well what Boots had thought. But she only aald Idly: "Will you kindly give me my ahoe?1* | Nicholson opened the suitcase and took out the shoe, wrapped neatly In 1 paper. s , ao much' trouble." he said. "You un। dystakd it waa not my fault, don't I Top?” /I’ll tell you In a minute," Mlia Mar­ tin answered. "Kindly wait. It la no use attempting to pass me, because the passage, end looked round to see­ you will be stopped by the doorkeeper. the girl in brown. He knows" » She did "not pay tbe slightest heed' "What do you mean?" Nicholson.de­ to him, but. without any sign of rec­ manded. • ognition. entered her room adjacent. Martin carefully Nicholson sighed, changed hla mind extracted the shoe from the parcel about going to bed. and went out and and, to Nicholson’s surprise, began to promenaded the High for nearly an unscrew the heel. The heel came off. hour. and out of the hollow Interior there Boots, dazzled by the bestowal of a fell one, two. three, four, five hundredtruly American Up, Informed Nichol­ dollar bills. / son of the British custom of putting "Ob..thank heaven!" she cHm. "I one's .shoes outside the bedroom door was down to my last dollar. Oh-h-h!" Artd suddenly Miss Martin went into enld. "Ol give you an extra shine. something that very Closely resembled Thank you kindly, air.” hysterics. And before Nicholson Nicholson went to bed and slept like knew what be waa doing he found a Just man without remorse or care. himself bending over her and ImplorIn fact, he waa a little ashamed to discover, when he opened hla eyes, that the sun was shining brighUy. He pleaded. opened his door. Outuide lay one of "Why wouldn’t you speck to me his shoes. And, next to IL was a on the boat?' he asked. small and very shapely lady's shoe, evidently tbe property of hla next-door neighbor. Hla missing ahoe waa no­ confidence men, and you—you looked where to be seeu. right price. J. T. PIERSON & SON Whereat Pays to Pay Cash PERSONAL MENTION j Sunday morning. .1 ppr tion. Rev./Frnproin he's - hurtling reprraentaiivo of the Dupl< Rosebush. Will Dawson of Ar Mr. and Sunday with his par Mrs. Itoberi Dawson. Mrs. Merrick Heed returned Mon­ George Colvin, of Carl ' Mr. and 'Jin-. T. Jackson are vkltlng Brooks for a couple <>i Gmuel Mich.. : Remember two cents Is* required for milling the BANNER. A ten |H>un<> sou waa born Monday morning to Mr. und Mrs. Ben Me- Herald. <>f llhiii'i. Brother McCall HANNER. and from 13 to nbin>). congratulate the Ilernhl Installation of Mr» ami Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Willison and Martin. Mr*. Hora Nickels und family spent Sunday with his nephew low’s .Electric Shue Shop. B- State Stephen Martin all uf Oobleville; Mrs. Olenir Gate* In Baltimore. fit. Adv. Robert Kldlington. Charles Martin, n ■Mr*. Robert Burch has gone to Tho following suits for divorce Chicago to spend a week with her have Iwen begun: Lydia A. vs. Bion Mra. Monurd Owen, old friend* and daughter. Ml*a Fsanct*-4h»rvh.nel'jdrtMriC all Alteettt.--' '■ Sllhn F. vi. Harry E. Baldwin. from away who sent flowers were the guwt-of Mr*. Etta Hump unit other relative* in Grand Hnpids part Mr. nnd Mrs. K. G. Holbrook of Rapids.*will not be In Hasting*. Wedof the part week. , Ing. Utuullful flowers were MJm Lillian Matthews of Grand Friday until Monday. . Mr*. Nathan Judson relatives and friends, paying n Jr|l>ute nf love and esteem to th* depart- TtilngN Worth Knowing. Tuesday evening the friends and Tod.Rloan. the famous American neighbors of Mrs. W. R. J inn I esun Jockey.- I* nt the front with the French Red Cross, driving smbubeing her birthdayNicholson had a spare pair of shoes outside to bluff you, because I thought py time. • An automobile museum han been in bls bag. and he put them on. Then, . . — I thought you would -never dream Dr. A. Hanlon, ol ------------------------established In London, ‘ where there ho stood staring in perplexity at what, that* I "would1' ort'^ha'shot^wltlTtha \n town on Wednesday und’imld hla Jay before hl. eye. Boot, must have '“‘J m .1 a?* Sunday and performed in operation Hth annual subscription to the'BANmade a hideous blunder. Nichoiaon. gad-* thought ™ hadtauX<sd went down to pick a quarrel with him. “ , didn^ jLwJ? NlSollS feetlou*'growthgtml k ponfrih ot the Hut Boot, was nowhere to ba found. | ly B JX^.ntt^-^'i editor and publisher. And. as Nicholson munched hla break-; «,’lng to now to se^thVt ™ Special sale on black and colored fast, a telegram was put Into bls hand. -et )nt0 .... trouble and for plumes Friday and Siyurday, Nov. noth nnd 31st. I.’-.OO values. tt.SX, serf. Intends to return to her home In । H.OO values al tl.lt. up the spaces und prevent the Ingress ' ran. It waa from the friend who waa ■ r.rp”on’ Cash only. F. She will be H. Furlchild A Co.—Adv. And acmethlng in the girl’s look en­ New York City. Friday. generally higher than Hie left. of cool air, but It only adds tn the! to guide him through the marc of For three pretty young women weight. If one hag the time tn bestow., sociological observations that lay be- couraged him to believe that she was am Sehuppan, who has been spcnfllnr not: wholly unwilling. of Adam Hmlih of the state road ground up In a Grand Trunk railroad the eggs may h- wrapped 1n wadding, j fore him. ‘ the Inst five months'here. dead after a long lllnera; Filner and placed in tho paj>er partitions: 1 Therp was only one train to Coven­ rose, settled with the company for hut the merchants who receive them try that day—Sunday. Forgotten was Unless All Signa Fall. , mqrnlng by-Rev. Grigsby. Burial In onljr 135 each. • The women were Kponalde cemetery. ’ Mr*. Commuter, baaely deserted by upon IK-rn o< rnmorln,U. <n..rln< in,, M.rtln, >h.< ,h« Ur lit. . h.r w.ld .< lb. .Ur.uh hour. moMI. "Oak Hill." Mr. Bidwell 1s u brothWhile playfully Wreatllng with a The Calvary Methodist church of I from th. rat. ,n.r.nt..I .ubcotudou. Id., al th. h.w ot hU ItM a S-.dl.h raurro lo dnperaUo. schMdmate on Tuesday afternoon. San Francisco ha* the first revolving Mr. nnd Mrs. Bid­ Jack, tho little son ot Fierce O’Con­ electrio i-rnra *v«r erected on any memory. He rushed upstairs, to find for the dlnnar party. AU the English H. E. BarnumGet a Bone Cutter. well hnye been.nt Buffalo, N. V... at ­ nor sustained a fracture of hi* left church. The croes I* revolved by 1 Hoots standing before hla door with! the new domestic understood was tha tending the Bidwell reunion add are elbow. Every poultryman should own Dr. C. 1’.’ Lathrop reduced motor power and twice n- mlnuthla suitcase in hla hand. sign manual, but an hour's drill put now oh their way to CaftfornW. the fracture und Jack will won be shows'to the north, south, east nnd good bene cutler. Itwlll pay for Itns-lf > *'It*u mH —.VaX .1. ’■ 1.. ..I, l-frt..__ K_ . . -__ « Through the efforts of Mrs. 1.. H. ready for another bout. In a. short time In Increased egg pro lgn [ no ut called i dinner went well until dessert. The duction and growth and general health j B air*’ 1 Swede forgot the finger-bowls which Miss Shank nnd Mrs. Nichol*/ nurses old Im nt the flock. Freeh ,ground bone should i what wi from the I”. B. iC hospital In Grand | BootsT Boots 'had already dlaap- j Commuter employed the sign manual Rapids came Tuesday to assist in tincent dividends In a bankruptcy cane ounce lo a fowl at each feed. -Piared with the aultcaae. Ha wan j under cover ot the table illustrating Better Hahira Contest. Mira Farm Resident* of Hartings urs subscrlh-' Ing IlbAlaily fewirda a fund for grav- yers have been puzzled about who - .waiting at the cab door. He thrust the | tha Washing and drying ttf hands. The Pullsts for Mating. I Mill,-... InaMa ."A Km „__ a___ .. . _ . . Intendant of the Baby Clinic <jf Grand should receive the dividend. Early nullets that h.7« n.iiv .n. ,n,,ao- "na- draunea oy an-, Swede nodded, went out and returned. Mr*. Evart* wu* head This Is a . Between J.000 am) 4.000 . JR>v vun-, MP. uepuMM, wmta Mia cao, Mrs. commuter turned to nnd ths sew Rapid* Scouts have heap specially employed nurse at IL B. A- hospital before her dashed frantically toward the •Utlon. domestic at her elbow. Serenely she In London since the wgy broke out, ut M ich. cngaRtd in putting It into qoo.l con- various government offices, recruiting uLIoT W.ll or Bur. Ud „Ho» ...U.juw, ud lU depots, the headquarters of the diHop. ' gut UM rnntns. , ^>^,4 blunder. No doubt he had | roller towel. ' , Rev. G. G. Frasfcombe, pastor ot the Plainfield Ave. Grand Rapid* organizations requiring dispatch car-. Methodist Episcopal -church and Rev. ■1MNNZS WANT ADV'S. SM—l’ FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. The “Ever-Loct’.’ listings, EGGS "You what?" asked the other. guests of Mrs. E. A. Burton. Judson Is expected today nlsn. �""" THE HASTf^'Gb DANNEH, NOVEMBER It. Ibid. PAGE SEVEN Well-Served Meal Is not possible without r makers of the Genuine ROUND OAK Moves. Mr*. Forest ChlhKHi motored la Kalam*»oo. 8und«y to vbrtt friend*. Mr. *nd Mt*. Conrad Rather *r* in Maple Grove, where they are hiring quarterly -meoUng. Mrr Many Wood, of Belding. »penl ties that aid in establishing a natural and regular action of the bowels. Chamberlain’s Tablets have cured many cases of chronic constipation. FcTr AVtjrnotif, fuel-wasting ranges, are temper and nerves is produced by the It is known as the “Round Oak Chief,” the rafigt with a eharaetef. Built to last a lifetime, easy to clean, pleasing to the eye, over­ size (sec us use the yardsticks) it exclusively offers a reservoir that will heat the water quickly and perfectly, and permit you to bake at the same time. ’ The cartful selection of your range will surely make this your final choice. It lias onr Ask to sec it and ask us to show you why it will give you a hearty recommendation. lifetime of service with a marked saving daughter Mhragret vlalted in Has­ ting* several days last week. Mr. and Mr*. iC, F. Murein it Galesburg visited Mr. and Xrx. Gii»<» of the good The perfect baker (with very little fuel,.too) includes every modern convenience and improvement, and is taken their action is so agreeable and'so natural that you do not realize that it is the elfect of a medicine. These tablets possess tonic proper­ SUMS PAID MICH. SU6AR BEETS BREAK ALL RECORDS wtfl-tJdrt'stfuctcd range. house wife, causing unnecessary discord in the home. lets for constipation, Hften the proper dote Chamberlain’s Tablets a not only extravagant with fuel and flour, but fray the ERE IS NOTHING equal to Chamberlain's Tqb- ol fuel and at the same time combine, within it­ self, every possible improvement. a Hardware, Furniture, Etc. DELTON, MICHIGAN WM. E. HtRSHOS, OF KALAMA­ ZOO StUKS WILL OF FLOW* Just Listen to the jolt we got the other day: Customer—“This isn’t the kind of kippered herring I ordered.” ' , Ourselves—“How’s that?” Customer—“I said ’Marcn’!!}” Ourselves—“Isn’t this kind just as good as ’Marco’?” Customer—“Well, I should, say not, and I want you to thoroughly un­ derstand after this that when I order anything I want ‘Marco’!!!!!” HEALTH FIRST ting* high arhMi. a*|d ex-arhoel cowsmiMloner of Barry county, will giv* us a talk on rom# Eurcgiean experlapce*. She wa* one of the party of toucher* who Vent abroad thia sum- Ate /unM this to say, Uou should learn today Jhat needed rest Sind health is best Obtained through the Chiropractic Hay. recently **t«n<M No M(er«*to. Mto Florida. Mr. McMtan la personally known to some of Hastings buslneaa M<>nd«y for Grand Hnplds wheru they will upend the week. Mr. and Mrx. Golt* nnd Mias Her-' nice Flower attended a parly ut LrA number uf L. O. T. M. M. ladle, very nl. njy aurprUed Mr*. Cajm, Mon­ day afternoun reminding her ihat it wa* her birthday. A pot luck -wh, xn-fd and she waa presented with ■ lovely piece of china in remembramof tho day. Wt- forgot to mention In hmt *wk'i Item* that the Inli-rostlng W. V. T. f meeting held at yjr*. Kuto William*' His holding* there era located at Stanton. Marton Cbunty. Ftdrtda. L, I. LEVER. OREEHYHLEMH Home aeckerx excursions are being bn surprised when shown that he is wrong. "Inflate a large empty paper bag and tie it up air tight. Place tbe bag on the palm of one hand, and into the palm of the other baud take such a quantity- of coin or other metal as will teem to equal the bag In weight. If the observer docs not know of tha illualou or suspect It. the paper bag will ba found to weigh ten to twenty time* as much a* the metal with J'hat's the way they all talk. No use try­ ing to substitute when n customer has once used “Marco." ’ Kopf & Kopf Delton, Mich. How aro limy used'.' ’ On Upi back* of lettura, pac* Und whenever they will stick. Who uses thorn? Everyone during December. Where uro they •oldf.’ Everywhere—or shudld In-. Deceptive Weight*. H«r* I* * good trick to play upon BUrS BUSINESS IN FREEPORT th* feliow.wljo "knows It all." H* will , h..r.v kkklng-hnit, il. Baltic Creek. Rittirdhy. 1 ' ■ .Mr.-. 1 Hunch Warner und Mr. Willi* Struble were married' Wednesday at Caledonia. They both have the bell wishes of many friend* here. ■BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. 6 P. DOWLING OUT AS SALESMAN FOR CADILLAC Up-To-Date Dentistry at lx>w Prices. Years of Experience in the Profession and give high class work. . I can do your work cheaper than others can because’ I hav^ one laboratory for all my big offices. ♦ ' • • Lansing—113 Washington Ave. N. Battle Creek—12 East Mitin Street. Kalamazoo—118 East Main Street. rite, ma qr|d J’ll. arrange .ajdafca for Michigan each year. « ' I* iviuacd by a amull gv;m which tuuHlIy attacks the Jung*. 1« epreud fro|i one per«on to un. other. Im not hereditary. Wdl Known Aniofig .Motorists In, Western Jityirwill IfoudJc Tcnl- I torr Ouupic Grand Ila pl Am. Oscar JSekbcrg. manager at tha Western Michigan Cadlllue company tills city. announces dial arrangonionta fcavu beun completed whereby USE OF LIQUOR LEO TO MANY CRIMES IN MICH. AUCTION SALE To close up the estate of the late Joseph B. Wertman. I will have an auctiod sale at the Wertman farm, Yz mile west and yi mile north of Cedar Creek, on section 26, Hope township. This sale will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 25 Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp. J Attorney General'* airport Mm, ’1 .. 3 *? . I’WHin Wcn> 1*—>je>. During; FlMxii Year. HAY, GRAIN, Etc. Dr. Frank Holmes Michigan We Pay various crime* In Michigan during! the post nac.il y.wr, For drunken. n,s*M there were,*,111 prosecuikm*, while many other cumm resulted from the on- of liquor. ,Wayne lead* all after, for their torrtfory wilt be the other countln In the number of handled through th* Grand Rapid* It h« Mr. Mcfcberg'a opinion prosecution*. with Juclmon second agency. that <hi* plait will work out mansatlsfuotorlly” o .til parties concerned und will niukn It ponlble for every owner, no mqttei where located, to About 150 bushels sorted corn. About 600 bundles corn fodder. \¥; tons hay. Quantity of straw in barn. Large stack of straw. 20 bushels potatoes. ica uow, o yra. om. quo in January. Hack Jersey Cow, 6 yrs. old, 4«e in Dec. Hack Jersey Cow, 2 yrs. old, new milebs, Hill _ Holstein Cow, 2 yra. old, new WC by side. 1 Bull CalO months old. Half blood Holstein heifer Calf, 3 mts. old. ' Capital Surplus tttttmniiiii 920,000.00 6,000.00 A, A. Aldrich, Pre*. ' __ Hughes, Vice-Pros. J. G. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich Dr. Dnnald McLcay Win. Elliott * J. G. Hughes I offer the following property: \ George J. Doster L. B. Teerpching ' NOTICE to the people of CLOVERDALE ani PLUMBING <3 HEATING White Sow, weight 350 lbs. and 9 pigs, six weeks old. White Sow, weight 250 lbs. and 7 pigs, six weeks oid. HARNESS Set double work harness. Single harness. FARM TOOLS Wide tire wagon. Road Wagon. McCormick binder, 6 ft. cut. Champion mower, 5 ft. out. Hay rake. '‘ ‘ Hay and stock rack. 2-Horse Cultivator Oliver Plow No. 99. Good pair sleighs. Roller drill. Spring tooth drag. Stone boat. ----- Grind stone. Sharpies Cream Stpantor No. 3. Lot of small tools used on farm. . Other articles not mentioned. Lunch ftf Thou Domini Fn» a Dlstwt Steitir (w Horsts If it Storms VICINITY GENERAL REPAIRING If yott have any work in (he above lines I shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices os low as 1 can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells; Windmills‘and Gaa.Engihes Installed, Mon, Wad., and Friday Evanlngs at 7 o'clock Campbell & McCallum E. J. Kelly : DgLTON, CHAS. DENEAU. MICHIGAN. Eley Payne A E. Patton C. P, LARABEE, Administrator HENRY FLANNEBY. Auctioneer JOS. CAMPBELL, �HASTINGS BANNER THE PAGE EIGHT ’ I FWSffle—Spring pig*, ihiroc Jer-J luoua to>>- j le io <•<•«&- ; WANTS , « There I ___ .. ,, . __ _re more Invjgoeating tonic to the man who la compelled and a bear la reported from Taluk lug my wounded heart—My trembling to labor within door* than sunlight Jamdlha. In the district of .Msnbhuiu, fingers are writing a aong of my suf- 1 •nd the open air This Is p“'~....... - ■*-•*«particularly। India. Hajkiahorp klkyh*. a frrta<»’ smarlreGot tkal young lady? ‘ hour*, inquire , true of the green fields and >d -------the woodnoted tor his prbwe* — an — a bln house. No. ------------------w game' - —To tbe dowert I fain would wander; '""ffj «d districts of the country where the' hunter, wa* returning home from • and there would languish and die— 'hvnp 4<0B. ” I ■tr. wafted across great open bunt lu the jungle tm the aouthwest* Oh. thupder," agld the great poet, <1lnt»n JU ' stretches, la par l<marly pure and trn bank of the rhrer .Ihunodar when '■r»o done enough vogk tor foday; <tay. bracing. । lie saw ■ full grown bear rapidly ap- Uli Jahn to crank my machine, and two whit Her Sumtay., Therefore, tbd inen who labor with preaching him, . He wag about to load able reward, brain or hands, or both. k‘ cities,^ hla gun when, to hla dismay, be found ilffiS.L"'' J. Young, should avail the reset ves of every op- he had fired hla last cartridge. The ,wk I portunity to hie th^inselsea to tha bekr -made a rash at Slngha. who de«wrt ehl.-k •; country, or If they cannot dq that, to I fended himself with the butt end ot i II. S- hnntr. the breathing place* of the city whore hie gun. Slngha. who succeeded In I Ink the air la better than along the crowd- killing the bear, was afterwards found 1 - -------- I rd thoroughfares and where the sun-' unconscious, and was conveyed to the! ir <>r w ihiQ,, mneta with fewer obstructions., bungalow ot the civil surgeon at Pnru-1 ' Must men. Ihe>e days, when com- Ila. His body was badly lacerated,! ■-In-trii- lightpetition In all lines of Industry and but hfs recovery Is expected. FOUI.TBTAND BJDU. «■ trade is keen, dully are living a strenf uoita life, putting ,,,rth lheir best AUo Made H(, Cx)| .wb Ul.nl <h., | >Ml b„ , , from hunting, trnpplritr' or Ire**. poM*lng on our farm*. i"-.-l’lnne 1 Lb.-> r«l lb. ,lu.» I. !«, m~l bbd u„ H.„ " ami Itilllitmr)-* t.iu h*hli>. We AjpIHob. p«,r r.Uowl a! will priNUM-iite »)i violators --.f this n.nr lb.- brnnklb, i»lbt. U>>, .ton Id, „Ah geek th* it-hlevi Iriutlnei tirw. . . ... .... .notice. Wm. K. CrtittNMira, - Or* .•on Khniijt .lira . DeWitt <?. Gr«-g- scribes. Thursday Eve, Deo. 3, 1914 i use of chemicals—very. That dlscol- For Bale Cheap—IU’iirIi 1-.inch lum­ ber for roofing-and sheeting, ai*41 hill sluff. Phone 4UOJ. Inquire F. G. Pierer. Oily. *f Pmillry Wanted-I *m now l»cnb<l in building nt rear of Im Oita restaurant, near Farmers Ihrcliing Place. Phone 5C8H. J. <«. HP Mair—< <ood rt room hoilM*. nicely localiil; gns, hard and iq4i waler tn kitchen. Enquire IA. Cain. Phono 48KB. If The Fellowcratt Club F. &A.M. No. 52 Wanted—Poultry. Inquire Mri.ravy'.< Fwl Store. opposite Cotiri House.- McLrnvy A Craig. Iftnftr M. II Will Give a Dancing Party at Reed’s Opera House nr Nair—Ib'ciMcied ilftiiipslttrr. rant*. li.Tt Nywland. Shultz ' I'Iiuiip Ifit 8 r._________________ If. For Reni—ziixxl 8 room house. KI i ward. Itnnl and «ofl waler in kilclien. Phone 4MB. 1.. A. Cnin.l 2-fool furnace w<mhI, Iht. City. uratlqp on the celling—notice It?" A reglFtrred Ehth'li ' ”• azinareosw. 'That's Tom's.” >ur: <ii»i- for sale. t< When a woman winds a towel' I'm not surprised I always K.roiighbred Hamlionl- around her head, and calls for a buck-' _ . . (bought __— J. II. <lri.w-.dd. section et of water. It tueans the beginning of' Tom would make hla mark If he got Cldverdule phone. | „ nig day. but when a man winds •! i chanee " “Hanta “ ” Rosa (Cal) " Presa. । towel around his bead, and calls for ' t h>v tvini; rtTTTi I water, it means U. j end of a big night rmrtwk -Atlant* ConetiUtLon. | , H^ndalwood ..11 supply comre prln' __ clpally from southern India. New mlrront 1.------- :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------■silvered. S. Fred KcvII For Nair -Harre<l Rock coek* nml * cockerels. Parks ttn.l Pillalh-l.f slruin. F. W. Vorrrtmdor. 18 No. । Union S|„ Baltic Greek, Mich. Bell phone “ I wkF.w H< >u«e and lot. al 8IH Eut Bond SI. Inquire I tf! For Sale or Bent—Modern 7 htitise, newly pSpered. with furnace, • electric l«ghl--«. guntpe. Enquire No. AH Clinlon St. Phone SlKdl. nu hi , I nth. I lai pel \\ r-i I I f. j Mr. fsiiocmakar of llllnol*. a hie tai-1 by the buy them and I will ship and pay •nglne nt their ptant <>pp<>ait< • K. * S. depot. i nd H.i t Urdu y. . poultry day <• middle Phone 3U-S lona-1 abort. Brown Ix-ghorn cockerel*, nnd a good driving hore*. Phone Iru Baldwin. , _ tf. nut-- with small nnd dirty' Office. wl'tl Bld. will lir received by I he Township Clerk of John-down for gravelling, one inlle of reward roa'd. Itoad to begin ,ut bctFe lino and run north oh uhut If . died the <>1,1, plank road. buggy. single hithe. ritchf elnalr harneM. light Finale h.irnere. furth' fork*. Steele Co. iwSllolp? »-*•■ I HaatMoti.il IMIry good. II.FS. MratatiFesd. S-l.no. Pouch. He rural route, trip. Satls- mln« "THE BEST FOR THE MONEY STORE” NOT FOR BLIND FOLLOWING I Rule* for tho Correct Use of Good J English Have Many Qualifications A correspondent at Salem writes the Oregonian to Inquire whether such ex­ pressions as ' blacksmith ahop, barber shop, carpenter shop" and the like are correct. Thete la no authority for auy of them. He also ask* the aamo question about blacksmiths' ahop. barbers' shop. carpeutenT shop." These are also Incorrect. In the first list the apostrophe is omitted. In -th< I ' ! ’ ! 1 I] Thy proper usage In to place tbe apostrophe before the final ' ' The correct. express Iona are blacksmith's shop, barber's shop, carpenter's shop. The sami rule applies In all similar cases, but It must be applied d 1 scrim I­ cuttingly. If two blacksmiths owned a shop together ^e miftht properly 'I speak of "the blacksmiths' shop” and ’I rect to wjtle "barbers' shop.” ;i Good English la not a thing that can H be attained «by foHowIng blind rule* । without, thought. It requires both I knowledge and sodnd Judgment. j There Is hkrdly a rule of.grammar J Jhat does not hare a great many quali­ fications and exceptions. — Portland j Oregonian. imputation Columbia Sweaters GUARANTEED Are the .kind we sell. This weather demands them. Grey, Green, Maroon, Crimson, Cardinal, Tan, Blue cr White; Mackinaws------------------ $3.50 to $12.00 - ' Stocking or Hockey Gaps 25c to $1 G. F. CHIDESTER Leau&4 CfoHMer A “Jack of All Trades yearling 'nnied—Sinele m.«» all winter. H- JOrove, Mich. right. i> Rent—Four rooms furnished •>: unfurniahrd. auliatila for light huusekeeiilng. Inquire C2K ft. Market 8t. i Oscar Fortier. Robt. Mills. ( Rd. Clouse. . HAIJtD HAT ANU BTBAW. No. t Ttwothy, mom to BaM tttraw.M-na to ia*a. ygKtm-HKTAit. mexa. ■ Steele Mfr <'<>. ptant the U. K. &- ft. .Depot. Clark. Delton. city -I In family, but good Committee ’ hlghr.l scoring and the mN* high- Nice Furnished Booms for light 1 house kcepjng. Sec XH S. I Church St. J?hin Smith. Iff Must lie small wages, tor right party. Tickets Mr. For sale by Fellow­ craft Club Team. Fonda to be used to furnish Dress­ ing Room. iamonds are not like other jewel­ ry. They never wear out and always in­ crease in value. D For That Christmas Present let me show you some of the cleanest, whit­ est stones at popular prices. t ‘ F. R. Pancoast The Jeweler :: Hastings Can’t Make Good Flour Like French’s White Lily This is a day of specializing. A “Jack of All Trades’’ can fill but a secondary place in • this busy commercial life, we are having dur­ ing this generation. If in no other way, we see the result of specializing in the products that are being turned out these days. The man who has devoted his whole life to perfect­ ing the one product he is asking the public to buy is rewarded by seeing his product sold eas­ ily in competition with those less perfectly made—and this is not his only reward, he sees |hat there is a “skill,” a “knack’’ wrapped up in bis own product that can never be found in the ^/inferior product because the producer had not spent all his days in the art of perfecting his product This is one of the reasons why French’s White Lib’ Flour is selling so strong up and down the whole of this part of the state. It Is a product made by specialists and from the best wheat that can be grown. In addition to the experience required by the specialist in the proper production of his article, there* is Necessity Tor material equip­ ment. Men cannot plow today with a crooked stick and compete with the man who uses the latest improved plow. Neither can fy miller, even though he has the experience, which is absolutely necessary, produce the best flour, un­ less he has a mill equipped with every facility for making fine grade strong flour. • • Having natural advantages, possessed by but very few mills in this country, we have left no stone unturned to nja’ke French’s White Lily Flour just as rear PERFECT as the best mechanical, equipment money can buy, can make it . ■ We have special patented machinery for removing all cockle, broken kernels of grain, and foul stuff. In ordinary brands of flour, a Middleville large portion of this foul stuff is ground up and becomes a part of the flour. We also chan and polish our wheat BET­ TER than other mills do, having several differ­ ent processes that we put it through. And it would surprise anyone to see the amount of dirt and fuzz that we get off of wheat that you would think was perfectly clean. All of this is done before the wheat passes to the rolls. f We put our wheat through 17 sets of rolls, ■ each set rolling tbe grain down finer and finer, and removing any dirt or dust that might get in, in the process of manufacture. After passing through all these rolls the flour is sent through TWO very large “Sift­ ers,” passing through very' fine mesh silks in the operations. All of this insures a floui- of the finest and most even granulation. That’s WHY French’s White Lily Flour is BETTER. All of tho "flour goodr^w’’ i/ taken from the grain, and it fa reduced to the ’finest and MOST UNI­ FORM particles. It absorbs water and yeast evenly, bakes evenly and is ALWAYS THE SAME. , You take any other brand of flour and look at it under a microscope. You will see that many of the particles are several times as large as others. It stands to reason that they will not absorb yeast or water as readily as the smaller particles. The flour varies. So will the bread into which such flour is made. Why not get a sack of French’s White Lily Flour, and a sack of any other flour claimed to be “just as good.” Make a batch of bread from each flour, put them in your oven right side by side and bake them. You’ll see' the difference. It's because French’s White Lily Flour is made by specialists in flour making and under the latest improved methods. 6 Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER NOVEMBER 19,1914-20 PAGES ^■1 in the Never in the history of motoring has there been an American made car that could ^qual the performance of this new 8-cylinder model from the well known Cadillac factory. Smoothness of operation, absolute lack of vibration, unlimited power and flexibility make this latest Cadillac the ideal motor car for which you have waited. Why an Eight-Cylinder Cadillac? BECAUSE IT’S BETTER TO BUY A CADILLAC THAN TO WISH YOU HAD • We'Cordiaily Invite You to Have a Rldo in the Eight-Cylinder Cadillac. Western Michigan Cadillac Co New Location, 1923 Lagrave Aye. coni i-on- Michigan Dean C.’ ________ _ _ lection of manuacriptrana bonks to tho history of the Philip STAPLE MERCHANDISE We have a great many articles for every day use. We have Dry Goods, Notions, Knit Goods, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Mittens, Dishes, Kitchen Furnishings and Hardware. We have BIG VALUES. Below we list a few articles in seasonable merchandise. Note the prices; 10c .10c ..10e ;TOo —10c 19o 25c SPECIAL Fancy Lamp Chimneys ... Nustyle Lapfern Globes.. Gas MantlesTT7?__. Mantle Lamp Burners Bread Toasters---- --------. Steel Corn Poppers _____ Coffee Mills.'‘ 1 Food Chopper* J. i. 10c _.10b 10c k 10c —10c 20c 48c 98c SPECIAL 50c Blue Bib Overalls . 50c Blue Jackets. 37c 37c 50c Med’s Canvas Leggings_._22&c Salted Peanbts lOo Cream Candy 10c NEW YORK STORE PHONE 102 Hl " could not have lie-n more completely The murky pall v low you Id in Hie men under th -nmmand ’apt.iin «. ho* | Nathan Heald. hundred . .. ... ude. । the fort waa the pioneer ranch am Her ham*. Friend* Good Will, wn* | trailing po*t of John Ktnxle. tlhlcasn-. ' - citlren. A Tittle farther the Kimllar, though le* named Oiiillmette. Buffalo by wagon. and thence Iran*. Will With i crew Hint had and Detroit. merchandise to Muckin.i lta|41e » Uh a cargo of ion of a c-lebratii William* and hi* men w< with a hcartturs* born of long month* had fou ful hl» affair* of clvllixatkin nnd *uch infor- buuled .it th* xlstlng r from hi* superior ■■th . r Malden. *:iruei*ed Lieu- south branch Friend* Good Will, and th* river that Jun* morning, •xrrled, tn -addition to #o ptick departure wa" nn event of n government Importance to the settlement. , William*, inhabitant* of tho Detroit of 1«1S did [ waB. wen middle of I July when th< un unbroken way out of tt craft.. Trie f . .... ll'.flll ..a uir Kirill fore.t wa* the only Th- In- iwar,| h„uni|. Heartfelt werr th-a. coming frelgilt limited to the _n,, .j—... t(w. „ur..J>n. community und the which the Indian lutrti ■-mlaalvea tl(7it niinour •Idrnt of note. th- l»lnnd wsrc concealed within tho stockade. The inhabitant* w,.r>. or­ dered to remain within their house*. n Molilh-r wa* »tntiiineil in aach' hatriait»n. • a *ol<ft*r rigged out lu an Clare to latke Huron. Xn dou trial* and vexation* of the little if Friend Good Will, and Capt. Robert*, with n rually tutj from the experience of the o< robj^t schooner that navigate* that im diajribyted among faithliK* trdrpcn, without the a»*Ut.ince of u and the‘little gurri*on and the whltf the** day*. The matter of, a hun­ dred year* ha* made lea* change in name mid her character a* a |i meet their fait fu! trading Waael. Completely untusprctlnk victim HrltUh Then Cdpt. lujole committed the sloop iigaln approached Mackinaw 1 latke Huron. The voyagcur*. who inland, willing slowly lit a. light *outh-1, hud carried the commerce of the lake t».mi during ’ tho luyfect mld-rumnier -llh their frail craft. l*nt piquancy tn the beauty of the Good Will could do little better. With retting of the primitive village nnd the . long tuck* off ahore. yet not ventur­ ,<h. rl«. ing fur beyond night of the .fringe of dark green that marked the fore*t- the flag* tuff of the fort. A.8oldler/in ' the uniform of the I'nlted rft^* utAiy at rail* ot .Mackinaw, wa* lounging on tho dock. Otherdbw | the little humljt might have been at the' ubdeserted village for aught that th, refvrt* bn'the'Mib.p cTOTj J)»<-1!v animate life! ihZlriand. The view from the deck of the «l<w>p wa* a beautiful one—lull of contra*! with the flat marahy «hore* of the ahould hai ( .. . . . ...— at her'homeTon E. Grand afreet on Friday afternoon. Hhe had been Buffering from the Inhrmitie* Incidental ty old age for several month*, during which time Ing child, Mr*. Ktt>< Wykom. former­ ly of Grund Rapid*. : Mr*. Trask »u« born in ChaujauK)UA 'county*. X- V.. un December 1«. 11SM. In that locality Rved Mr. i Trask. He camo co Yankee Spring* iand located somo land CG years ago and returning horn*-, married. The .couple camo In 1R43 Into the thlnly iKottlrd wllderne** of Yankee Spring*, when one of tho important urction* ot litany county. Her* they endured jtho hnrd«hlps of pioneer life, much ,of which wim spent in a log cabin .near Bowena Mill*. Afterward tljcy .removed to Middleville and from .there fo Grand Rapid* where they i reaided until they came hero ahout , . —' ; ...». ~ other and with the jttiore bj Friend* Good Will waa in tdn pl or*. met tho !t-ir and the mid muk- Rumplln. iiurMiied •>ut. Strphe.i Little Bell. th e of the people "Don't William* and Iridirutinir on wu* u prominent member • of the been the target of many eyi Grand Army Poet. In- having served much '»pecii1ation since da? ' with tUMinctton In Co. R. Thirteenth Tho population ot Mucklnaw Michigan Infantrv. Mr. Trunk died and about SO L'nlter! Etale* regular* under the command of Limit. Porter llunck*. The fur trade wa* the be­ mttnlty. ginning and th- -nd of It* commercial activity. The inhabitant* pf th- I** Tra«k is survived by two grandson*, land mlnUtar now in the .caprice* of Hurry-Wykom. of Chicago, and Wot-1 wealth and fanhlon during th- heat of summer. They contrfhuteii then In a' Small Expense For Dress i at 10 o'clock, Monday. Rev. Briyvdy " omeUting. The body wa> taken to raiment. I'nman cemetery In which ao many of the Y'ankce Opting* pioneer* lie ut ran Called out P"wd of hla ruf^n to the trader* of tho 1 «*pr and conducted burlfl: aarvtce* po»t who dealt directly with tha Tnmtmbar .the d!»t»*. and accepted « charter -from a*Uef many Lieut ^ana|i.<i 'o eogvey n'-quentity of military supplies.' n»*n Monflp tn the That's what you have when you send your garments to us frequently for careful, thorough.cleaning and skillful press­ ing —then they will keep looking fresh all the season through. Preserves the Garments Th'- fabrics are kept clean, fresh and soft, the nap is kept raised like gew and the life of the garment greatly prolonged. "We Wash’ Everything Every Other Day" Amtrican Steam Laundry Phene 343 With thl* UNNER WANT-Um Ml .• F.wt. - Mai­ dur pole* and roofed with cedar oarfc. faced the water front at the.foot if th* bluff. With th<- old mission church thv*r hou*e* caniUtutrd' the village of Mkhlllmauklnuw In 1*13. line rude dock afforded n landing । Friend* Gour the dock un place for. merchandise. In const* rd of two log crlba hied with rock. Mr. and Mr*. Tra*k ", f to* schnan.iniottK battlo moved from the mainland nt the npex of the lower peninsula, stood on thy much like it HASTINGS. MICH. * rr comment by tired yard* from the mouth. stood the during her brief career. *h* *ei •tooknrt- und block houiu the purpose of her bulMer,-which. i liideii t an mubitloji* one for those dav* In ■ honor of the then poaalbte. .r?. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH erfWiptlon. Stove Pipe------ -----Stove- Pipe Elbows—. Stove Pipe Dampers Oil Cloth Binding Stove Brushes-------Japanned Coal Hod_. Galo Coal Hod------ hl* vesM-l. to Duluth In thi* yens u wa* a mere had the hlrl Mr. William*.built, the Frle Will. During the aummei The Eight-Cylinder Cadillac negotiates The Eight-Cylinder Cadillac does more of bad roads better, more easily, with less at­ the things which a motorist wants his car tention from the operator and with great­ to do. . er comfort to the passengers. The Eight-Cylinder Cadillac does things With the Eight-Cylinder Cadillac the with greater ease and with the expenditure motorist experiences less fatigue on long of less mental effort and less physical ef­ journeys. fort on the part of the driver.The Eight-Cylinder Cadillac does those With the Eight-Cylinder Cadillac, every things without intruding its mechanical enjoyment of motoring is intensified. self upon driver or passengers. The Eight-Cylinder V-type principle, with The Eight-Cylinder Cadillac possesses Aan the absence of vibration and steady appli­ cation of power, coupled with Cadillac abundance of reserve power, instantly ideals and Cadillac methods of execution, available. lends itself to long life and enduring ser­ The Eight-Cylinder Cadillac will run more vice. slowly on direct drive in crowded streets and congested traffic and will do it-without As we said at the outset, the Eight-Cylin­ der Cadillac does more of the things which expert manipulation. a motorist wants his car to do; it does And it will “pick up” from slow running them better, it does them more easily and without hesitation or tremor. it does them in a manner which permits The Eight-Cylinder Cadillac surmounts one to enjoy to the utmost, the things bills lietter and with less apparent effort. which contribute to motoring’s pleasures. FINALLY your first ride will compel you to dismiss from your mind completely* the question: “Why an Eight-Cylinder Cadillac?” . OSCAR ECKBERG, Manager- they found no chlng funnel* form Eight-Cylinder Cadillac Ihe hull of Veileel* and tile Witter to reduce friction the Belgian govern- Adventures of Stout Little Michigan Ship Used In the War of 1812 Have a Ride rd of the Wo rid inmr a. tendency to i»<lu!!*ra! ch-eso ami butter with forelg PART TWO—RAGES 9 TO II. ^Shulters Bros., Proprietors Hastings, Mich. �he Hastings Banner TnMbiffeA evet Mwlintm. COOK BROS, Editors. THREE MONTHS. tn advance.. Canadian subscriptions per year, in Advance... —,,. *1A) *f Thanks. Ic a.word. ify poetry aud • resolution* tries of 20 lines Of less wli libed free; 5 cent* per Iff Tor each line above Uta » , J5 lines. * Notices of births, deaths or mar riages will be printed free as new* mat week, dtie it is ihouubf. to lb •hll building* which the northern Michigan fs-mrr 1« doing just no*. ’tore B. Sa lien barite, IrrnU rthoa. tw.nrhl W.sxl is selling the Birdsell Wagon, the wagon that is -- ------- itoed to esny from 500 ------------------------------------------------to 1000 >unds ’ more ” than ' any other make or wagons of the same dfrtensions. 'HY, note the shape of these axles. The old style or round axle is Hope No communication will bo pub lished under any circumilanoes un less it bears the writer’s name an poslofllce addrcM. ADVERTISING RATES, play advertising talcs on apBuainess locals and readiu tlcei. On Oral page or among lUca, 12H cents a lino. Wilson. Flunk C. Whitney1 aME. 8 Jacks for **,009 Norway spsure nnf whits pine trees. These till) b« planted neat spring on tracts.of lan<* owned by the* men In the Mutke gon river valley in the vicinity of JOB PRINTING Tbe BANNER has one of the best equipped job offices in WestenMichigan and is prepared to do an> kind of book and job printing. oLDsrnr. Hftsmt. used on all other make of wagons. The new style or square shoulder axle is used ONLY on the BIRDSELL wagons, .Can the old style with the tower corners cut away eari^r as heavy a load as the new style with its square shoulder and flat bearing. Now be honest, do you think it will! No. I knpw you don’t Then see th^ Birdsell wagon and get my price before you buy a wagon. As coupled with the fact th&t the Birdsell axto is much stronger at ,the point where strength is most needed, these axles are made from the best > by congress; and against the business, uncer­ tain of bill* that threaten the stability of buM■rullc leaders said would be pushed at tho De­ . There can be no mistaking the temper of Jimlwon and wife, n H of lot Hooting* village ptM. I3.39*. Emory Paredy to John Ehret. This reaction was shown strikingly In the reelectfair of Senator Peproac uf Pennsylvania by almost IH.OH, and In ths rsturn to congress of that picturesque figure in «mr public life, Joseph G. Cannon. In returning three two men to cungrna. after the disastrous republican defeats in Illinois and lh<* Keystone stat.- two years ago. the voters declared not that they endore- Out of a list of 25 of the most popular farm wagons sold throughout the country, there is only one wagon made that is guaranteed by the manufac­ turer to carry as heavy a load as the BIRDSELL Wagon, and that wagon is NOT sold in Hastings. See “The Man That Lost The Plow” for- Birdsell Wagons. Itvin*. Jesse Townsend farm residence until recently owned try Walker Fletcher. At that time the present class Was organised with "THE MAN THAT LOST THE PLOW’ Not in the Trust Hastings, Mich. thnnktng Mr. Gardner for the part be Chamberlain fctarday and Sunday. had taken in the celebration attend­ We are a lad that Wilds Kuns la ing the opening. better and started flor school Again parcel. Fralrierttfe village. ||.M. Bion If. 'Benham to Michael. Kelley, parcel. tMtig Lake, liopu twp.. 31.90. presented with a medal, bssutlfui tn design and workmanship, by tho peo­ ple of the city of Baltimore. through Henry. The medal waa designed Han* Schaler, one of tha beet knot ecuiptora in the country, and u p. turning that the people; aro now ready to approve tho courae uf the men filed. Discharge laauel lo Clinton who «re directly re*|x>nalbla fur almoe) wrecking the republican party In L.* Henry, specUI administrator. Estate of James E. Pratt. Mn alleg­ 1*1* and ^>13. If they wiah'to completely discredit tbe party, they can ed incompetent. Order allowdng attain that end In nu surer way thah by re preUng the fuoliah courve that final account entered. Discharge brought -UlMatcr io the port)*. Issued to William Kronewltter, guar* Judge Mlncp surpassed nil previ­ ous records he had made for severity toward local option law violators when he sj-ntenced Adrian L. Fergu- will b*v/such ■ wholreoint*' reopect for the right* and opinions of the peo­ ple, that they will not care to court another calamity fur thcmrelvv* or their party. They acted unwirely during the Taft adminiatratlun, but they arc aot fool*. They will have a whok*ume respect for the clab that nmaahed them and their party In 1*13. We believe farther that their long public «-*l>«rIence and conservative view* win 1* of great service right now to tbrtr country and their party. For this i« no time fur radicalism of any Safety First Thia holds hue in year electric wiling. That's one reason whr I urge you to kt me do electric work. Von'l know it is <1o»* rkl and that A Gasoline Engine Order Our Drays Southwestern Michig; n PI AMO <MD SAFE MOWHG NHAR IIV COVNTIBa. nursed the twig, developing it into m tree six feet la height The treo a as placed In linpwon park with per-, mission of the park commiMon and will be eirefuhr tended until it ha* grown into a sturdy addUlun lo the park'* b.autiful tree*. A aecond sprout WreicrvlUe haa planted In hie own dourjerd Tbr humane aoctcty uf Ottawa county t* *.-, king the name* of the reautlcre. amon< them tonic Dolro.tera who lert Macutawa Park thia fall l Ih-h f.iiui!> | com mission n l|l l>e choaen to Inreatl- foruge for themrelvM In tha wood* rite tho proportion. the charter daring the winter. Criminal prou-. a lid the* backing ot Mr. Deam. II their report is favurebln. subacripIhimMj, farmers who subscribe for liov worth of stock ctfn work thia vul They will hare their stock. It'1 wiys. and Tx> a party to any div- lcnti.m on the HHIUIKS OCR COMFANT M MAKING. Iknaikl M<»k < la~. -.V June 30. I»tt: , 1317,060.50. I- slay Fh**‘ a । •dar muuser, looking fine. trouble kittle* in t‘h« BATTLE CREEK 8UILDIN6 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION (urther particular* enquire of. , Albert toft and Jasper F. Black I Uttinik. Mito, . ___ Will Pay For Itself in/a Short Time On Your'Fann ir«-w from a twig clipped from the moralrr tree which overhaugs Woahington's tomb. Throughout the sutn- HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. All 64 Michigan Building & Loan Firms Are Sound spreading br.nchaa droop mournful­ ly over th.- tomb of George t\'n»hington, In Mt. Vernon. The tree was •fared-in tk.’jmrk ftaturflny by Pabl Westerville. ASS West Walnut street. Westerville brought the sprout to Katumnxo,. • ,My in July, procuring -- - -----is •!><• advice which Cadillac lumber msnufanturera and retailers gtvc to those who nre con­ Ii«, mplallng nt.. I l.,a- ,1... tho construction of -n huusn or other building tn the nr>.t year <>r twut Hint Um- prfcn of tUnU.-r l» lower now than al any time Within-the past IPp-aara la the stale- OLDS GASOLINE ENGINES, U. M. A. GASOLINE ENGINES, - Nev Holland Food Mills New Holland Wood Saws Every farmer and stock­ man recognize* the necewity of having a good feed mill to get the most profit from his corn and grain. The New Holland is built for doing hard work and doing it RIGHT, and lias stood the teat of years. Come in and see this ma­ chine, and let us show you. what people think of it who havAugcd it. Haj Bateau. a< Eaton Kapkl*. »u>tulnrd a fiaeitwc of the right leg when n barrel ut elder he wua.yelp­ ing t<> take ii.mrn cellar la»t Friday night got the i^*t of him and Unded On bb> leg, ju t abort ihu u»klcfc- tt lias eertaMy become uettoanry for the Unrnrf *io take «l«p* to pro­ hibit hunter* tfum treepaartitgi Ui4l Wc.lr,a«da> Ih-tAiko Bfoa;« of Gun :uuu|fy. I'luiin, umt b, <jun mur»h tv M-i’atr-tlu-ir hit',' crop of h'uy ami nffllpd Jtut in time io.age the ia»t of U H ‘ INTERNATIONAL GASOLINE ENGINES, ■nd R. A V. GASOLINE ENGINES. Phene' 1 are made of hard aeaaoned wood. Steel Mandrels, turn­ ed and ground true to »ize. The Swing fable* are hing­ ed to swing easily, awl sheet steel backs with guard tq protect the belt. Two valu­ able attachments for theaa machine* are the Ripping Table and Emery Wheel At­ tachment for grinding plow shares, edge tooh.et*. Appleion feed Mills Corn Shetlers �*1HE HAHTTNGB BAXlt»R. NOVEMBER It, 1»1t. Buy Your Meats From Us that. HOLD TOK jHow Our Flag Came To Be Called,! “Old Glory” And Some Other Facts About It. J £unch Room! out doubt th* llrst man to christen •>ur flag "Old Glory." -He waa 1-ntu 1'nlted Hiatr* John Paul Jones w.,* utao.tli® first I port In command of the brig "Charie* BESSMER BROS The Meat Market Men. Statn ment - Phone 16a Hastings, Mich. ti-ned the beautiful emblem Glnry." and that was the nu •Olli I have opened a lunch room in connection with my Restaurant and am now prepared to serve lunches, and do short order cooking of all kinds. aha Veil with tho Captain the peril* long ns we can float, wc shall flotit together: .1/ we must sink w«- shall go down a* one, . — takn by him to Nashville, TannMN®*. Insure Your Skin Many people who come to the city, and do not care for a full meal, can now call at the Star Bakery and Restaurant and get anything that they wish to order. We started this Lunch Room to especially ac­ commodate this class of patrons, as it has always been our aim to "serve the wants of our customers" and do it in the best possible manner. The captain wa* a matt pronounc­ were added* for Vernn stair*. I ed "Union Man" and hl* outspoken lucky. By 1«I4 four fi>ndn«M for the flag made him widely known as "Old Glory Driver." When tho Civil Wkr broke out every niltlee w.i« appointed to give them a i pinto on the Hag. ReaBalug that call to get hold of thftt particular there thuet !•** tv limit to the Mrlpe*.: flag. The Captain's home and the committee made n ie,-<>mmendn-: Wioler wind# dry up the natural secre­ tions of the skin. PENSLAR FACE CREAM protects the skin and prevents -­ escape of oily secretions. We know you ’ they could not And It. The old cap- (thirteen stripes, repn-srntin;: the ortain told them they should see Itjlginal thirteen states ..nd that >t new will like it. Another kind free if you don't. C. E. Harvey North Side Pharmacist Hastings, Mich. In order tn keep it safe until that milted, longed-for lime, the Captain with hl.*j own hands, quilled Old Glory Into a The । comforter, nnd made it his bed-fvl-; form u low. On February 25. 1><2. thel.it that Federal Troop* took possession of I Ing the: Here you will find everything NEAT, CLEAN and SANITARY in every way. When you come here you will get bread, pies, cakes and pastries made by us, upon the high quality of which the splendid reputation of this Bakery and Restaurant has been built. We can serve you with lunches and short order cooking at any hour of the day or even­ ing, and at very reasonable prices. Him ope® morcj The flag of the United State* at the "Now that OJd Glory i« up there' lime uf th® itevolutl-'i: had thirteen' Gentlemen T am ready to dlr." Ini BUILDING GOOD ROADS hla happlne«> the Captain gave nn- |h w.. other flag, which he had «orreled (n *7.?'*^"n •lllll the the *>me way. to th® Sixth Ohio regI Venice Township, Kir the number today 1* forty-* ranged on the blue held in County, Wlikh Bonded tol. In 1*12 the Captain gave bl* beloved flag to hla niece, Mr* Cookei Al Nichols, of Carlton, is winning irlth dlreetlona for her to do with it The flap makin* plant of the nav; something of a reputation ns a build­ n« she thought- best nfter hl* death. er of good road* In Mlhhlgnn. He Him afterward presented It to It* AL NICHOLS IS NOW There’s Deep Satisfaction in eating a crisp, tasty food, like ‘Grape-Nuts" Made of wheat and bar­ ley, Grape-Nuts contains all the nutriment of these field grains, including their, vital mineral salts, so es­ sential for sturdy bodies cud healthy brains. PAGK KLKVEM Call and see us when you are in the city. *ftar gakery and Restaurant. Govenimmr Venice township, flhlnwmuwr Co.. nnd take the contract for building two must uolpli tlvi bu today mile® of slate award road, which he th®\original "ahi accepted and Is now at work on. bunting Iyears] Venice tnwnnhip I* n splendid ag­ ricultural district. It* oosesM-d valua­ tion being *1.000.000. The ri-sldent* dene® Hill, Philadelphia. Congrc rightly figured that good stale reward adopted the following resolutions: "ilesolvej, that tho township, and would enhance lh< Thirteen l.'nlted ~~ thirteen “Morning and Kv.ning Color**' the people of thill township decided to bond it for *>0.000. They sold the to. R. Jamluon. Proprittor. /fastings. Mich. Phone 331 I AKE ODESSA. posited the money In banka. •n a circle" Enter here tho flt.-ir I''rlnK «»»«• nu« *• '’'O' Impressive. Spangled Banner, with thlr»y-*even I Tl'*' H,nr Span.led 1J inner" hu* long way. Mr* Frank Coykendnll and year, to wait the *ong that was ImI>1">«> "t the raising, but in daughter. Marjorie and Ml** Byrcl Tethriv. of Dowling, motored to ■nnrtnllM the name. ward on a trunk line t< fret wide te Grand Rapid*. Tuesday. "HijU Columbl..." With )hl* 110,000 the people of Held, visile Venice have figured that they rd In actual military service nt Fnrt till Friday. could bulbl 12 miles of the 9-foot Htanwix. re-named Fort Bnhuylrr. \ Economical end delici­ road and three miles of "trunk-lhic” moving <o Woodland.,, road. Ao they will get IS.OKC .state a *klrm-1 - - -•—- -------- ••• • Mr .and Mrs. Samuel * Jone.* went ously appetizing— WHmlnjt- nnrt l',*n •" I’hHippi state reword on the trunk line road, 1777. ' ! l'<Tt«> nice, there > Islt their «hinuht.r. Mr.-. • Min1 .-ulute* p> the flag. making n total of >11.100 rc with which to build other roads. Captain wt nd »ivM „ military tail their -daughter, Mr* Grace for straight ncroaa the middle of tuwn- iMaetion of seeing Straus* Mr. and Mr*. Burt Gillen nnd chil­ next year a gravel road will t.e ind In the fullest tnanne dren visited their parents. Mr. nnd I pledge allegiance I built straight aero** the middle of r.nd to the Republics ft, • which it Mrs. II. Gillen, nnd Mr..and Mrs. Chas. the township north and south. uftrr "Re.nger" and then Kurt from Friday till Monday. which It la proposed to build In ull pendenco" at Jones* with IlbcfljTund Juatk-tf fur nil." thr Woodland hive, Noveml oughly aroused lo the benefit nnd Mrs. Frank Coykrndali i necessity of good road*, Second Meeting of FeBuwshlp tluh. After the program, * bountiful ofMr Nichols ha* demonstrated In enjoyjble evening wis.^rlng of drlk-Iou* pumifltin |4>> with Grange Program. M.-utleson and Barry County-that he -knows flow" r the hn*pltaltty of the ■ trimming* waa served. A sITiirt family. • for Program for Union Grange to build good roads nnd the people of home of Mr. Hhlrlev Crook. After btiMness mertinig then held and Mim. Owen Bennett -will return •" Venice township will find him nn A the usual opening exercise*. th«' en-’the nnmo of D. ... 'ander.-m.k was Grund Rapid* u>'<h® hospital for an Singing—Old Folk* at Home. tertalntnent committee took cltirgc presented for membership and nrRoll Call—Youthful Memories. nnd presented an exceptionally en- •opted. Program:* fur this ycit" tert.iInliMt and instructive program. "err glvVn out. The thank* of the Mr. Shirley Crook performed .it Fellowship < lull were voted nnd pr<Effects of the Old World War Up­ Program for Johnstown Grange, the piano with his usual good gra. e. eenlrd to Mr. und Mr* Cronk and on Agriculture—By Morris Cox. rendering two pleasing lnAirttmcnl.il -,l* taking pan on the program. The Upon American Trade—By Bro. Mr* Webb of Kike City visited Ralph Roll Call—Each respond by what Vdlney Hardy. . . ' Upon Movement 'far .World react—■ yoji have to be thankful for lu nation. leri^lned the gathering itilh'jwu ver>■■ l'J'M>ant mmlng. amuhlrtg Tradings which were warm-; ------------By Bro. Fred Bush. •lay from Hastings. ly applauded by ull present. Ml**' SOUTHWEST Thanksgiving Prayer by Chaplain.' Duet—Bro, and Stater Snyder. Handing—Haiti® Brlsol. Talk-r-How 1 Learned to Sew and rang two delightful numb.-t* scrom-j ‘ J,' „ Thanksgiving Song by Grange. Cook—By. Stater* Mabel Andrus, A'ld* panled. by Mrs. Shroll on the piano. , Th*‘1J‘ "hl£h. w,,h i,r’ Reading — Lulu* Van Sycklea. Phillip* Georgia Tobias and 8u*le An Informal talk wa* then made by ‘*‘"ldry l ,M Thjflday wa. well Mrs. Elmer Warren of Sunfield vis­ Recitation—Sherman Rlsbrldger. Phillip*. Superintendent Ellswor* along the i“,,.cnd‘d "nd ® Ku"d «“• ited Mrs. Mary Gardner. Wednesday. Reading—Allee Bristol. ■ Recitation—Bro. Oraon Tobias. by hI1 Uolleettan. This will be an all day meeting. line, of th* modern trend of eduMlM Dora Linton of Nashville Is Singing—My Childhood's Home visiting her aitnt. Mr* Charlie Spell­ (Grange MelodlM). ' y Thl* wm deeply IntereatiiiK und1, j ut- man and family. by th" brother* brought out many Inqulrira. Mr.i“-n1d'‘d ,hp Wvlcc* here Hattie Rice. Lecturer Pro-tem. Mrs. W. c. Wllllnm* and Mrs. Ellaworth touched «pon the fact that “"4 ,hc r'-'”llnd«’r «f the day Will Bns* called on Mrs. Charlie Cure Tliat Cough. purely dlacipllnnry xtudlea were rap-;’1”! r Foley Cathartic Tablets. imlly Saturday. When you have a troublesoms Idly giving ground to subject* more' . rh<? y, r,',v “ Are wholesome, thorough cleans­ adapted to life'* work. cough.'It doe* not mean that you have A* one ed-,<’hu'Th 8u,,day WPre conaumptlon or that you are going tp ing, and have a stimulating elfoect on ncator-had pul It. aubjects were now!f<,c>d cro*“- who -.ip| ■ have It. but It does mean that your the stomach, liver and bowel* Reg­ being divided «<> n* to fit some for, <”’IM 1H‘‘ ror*l‘ /“r, ulate you with no griping and no un­ producers, other* for consumer* AslJJ?"’* Kcv- Kichanl pleasant nfter effect* Stout people for example; one student studied art l’,,J*|on Rave ;< s,h..| . Chamberlains Cough Remedy before And they give tmpiense relief and to become nn artlM and thus pro. vollreilon Lxken comfort. Anti-Bilious.—Arthur Mul­ due* art; another to appreciate art l h‘‘" ,.7, ’"J*"10”holland-—Adv. nnd thus create a demand for art.',,Th** Try,ylu? Hejndlnited that one method of J’r" Qnd ,x,rM- 9,“ud bringing about the opportunity for "ily •vening, Nov. _ .. nirmh.r I.. „ .rn. stlv ____ . The firm, tender gran­ ules call for thorough chewing — the first step toward easy digestion and , quick assimilation. 'There’s a Reason” Grape-Nuts EAST ASSYRIA. NORTHEAST CARL/FON. tertalned th® A. B. C. of Hecpon HUI . for hAr ritepmotl^er. Mr* Dun I>*p:ird Friday. A bounteous dinner w;u> ; of latke Odessa, the past week. eervetl aft*«L which a pleasing pro- i Fr*d Btudi nnd wife were calling gram wit* given. The hostess wu* । on the sick .Friday afternoon. Thc>presented with a fine rug. The next J callsd on Mr* 'I. N. Ruymoml and meeting will be with Mrs. Kdlth ‘ Jake Clem. Spaulding. December 2. ' Roy and Fred Buren husked Tub at Robert Smith's, Geo.- Hatch rt rebuilding hl* well house and making other decided Im- Hartwell Ell Root of North Odessa, with lib ----- . — „ bran thresher f thia vicinity Mr*. Mary McCarthy and daughter- J threshing beans. , John Hill and famjly from Wednee- I attended tho day and Friday. ‘ t Friday night. F. H. Spaulding and wife and »on. Roy Thoma* of Campbell la work- Wert* nnd wife Sunday, it being their I rnt. fifteenth dnnlveraary. Frank Allerding and wife a* guests 1 of Perry Allerdlng nnd flimily m<>1 “ “ to Nicholas Allerdlng'* DAKE VIEW. proud parent* of a baby boy. grntulation* School commenced again Con-' with infantile paralysis. ASSYRI. <hii ! Ed. Bach and family, have moved on th® farm recently, purchased of Uttln llcva Cogswell U quit® Born to Mr. and Mr* Lynn Shep­ ard. Wednesday. Novejnber 11, a mm. name Donald Albert. « Commissioner Edger of "Hasting* account of diphtheria. , Dr. Ai Mrs. Granger, nn old resident' ot thl* place died at the home of Walt neighbor, always ready to help others; Vta You Cough? Edger-Cole (laughter Pauline of Battl* wnra. it... h.. aaaa I the church even tn*. Not and Wednesday' Don’t overstrain the fine membrai the phlegm. Chamberlain's Cough jjUygtar* free to those who pay 50 Remedy will accomplish this for yoffrj cents or more for box. All are cort»nd cur® the cold that ta causing It. dtally invited to attend. -There will NOW’S THE TIME jfl ii)ord to Will there be a physicians rini! < Tim Neal Treatment U a physician'* treatment for the drink habit. physician, compounded by a phyol quest* their sincere Investigation. VIGTROLfl in your home this Christmas? Wide Awake Circle. Wide A-wake Sewing Circle met Nov. th -with Mr*. Je*»e Rtebrldgvr nf turlty of the students, could be In- Johnstown. Now is the time to select it and pick out your records. u much more desirable method. Al­ so regular high school subjects, mod- Vlctrolds $15*22 M) $200-25 example, civics, ancient history and modern languages. The subject of Terms to Suit ifsal institute to one's Individual bent ur. desire waa Mr. and Mrs. Un Hill 'visited Sam to divide the upper six grades into two division*: a Junior High School Buxton and family Sunday. Leslie Cheesman is quite «|ck. nnd consisting of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades, a Senior High School Mr. and Mrs. Will la Healey return* fr tenth, eleventh and twelfth grade*. ,‘4Ul0 Creek Tuesday In such nn arrangement. *special !et* hon’*' «<-acnris couia ue reircieti tor Men;. ....... ... . .. ..................... .. subject thus affording better instruc-1, •t,n« b’‘nent »W I wo months, tion, and a studeht qould be prompt- itrcntmcnts there. F.R.PftN6OflST —The Jeweler— Hastings, Mich. ^t- noon a delicious chicken Mr. KU*worth stated, that steps were George Lee -was elected preaident; being taken to offer this community |Mr* Nora Clemence. vice presidentthis advantqge. With the plcjni and ;Mr* 8am Nay nnd Mr*. Jcaae 111*1 equipment already caubltohed andlbrfdger, program commiuee; and toady for u«e, he Indicated that!Mr* Thomas Clcmence, weretary. those In the city desiring to take j The r«malnd«r -of the afternoon wa* ----- -- ----- . ---- ■ *.c uuiirs rrm-}st pertlment to the needs of tho membered one anothar with a piece of community, and being mad® In a fancy work. Sirs. Warren Bird of pelaalng entertaining manner was!Bedford will entertain the Club in very mueh enjoyed by everyone. Ijanynry. You can right now BUY your ENTIRE NEEDS for the WINTER in ALL KINDS of COALS and COKE for All kinds of Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges. We also have GENUINE GAS COKE in two sizes, stove and furnace. When ordering be sure and tell us which size you wish and we will do . the rest. Just step in and SEE, THAT’S all we ask. We invite Inspection and we ' are always pleased to show you what we have in COAL, FLOUR, CEMENT, ' BRAN, MIDDLINGS, and in fact anything we have for sale. ♦ BRING in your Samples of Seeds, Beans, Wheat, Oats, or anything you -♦ have for SALE that is handled by ANY ELEVATOR And we will name ♦ YOU a PRICE. ♦. Under the present Market conditions it is impossible to quote future price ♦ but our aim is to pay all we can for Grainy Beans or Seeds on each day’s market ♦ Call us by Phone. GiVe us a friendly call,* the latch string is always out ♦ we are always at hoqie. - ♦ ♦ Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc Dailid In Guin, Buns, Sud, Hsy, Coal, Comsnt, Hides, Pslts, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS. MICH ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * �The prea.<Utti< foil Ig as MJow« A b*a been long the honored c.twtom of our people to turn to the frailful autumn af the year In praise <md thanksgiving to .Almigh-y God fur Ills many blessing* aoj mercire i, Hears th.i prayer In each, sigh . That tolls of the thanks we're giVln' That the world to runnin' right,' An’ that .life la worth the livin’ When It comes Thank salvin' plain. But at night wo all grow quiet (.'lustered round tho old fireplace. Done with talkin' of thoir doln's II. thr I'ltlen where they live. Lord. I am gluditor the Of their hopln’a an’’ pursuing living— Glad for Thy days of Scotch Economy. A Glasgow merchant widely known for his stinginess, came Into his office one morning and found a yonng clerk writing a letter In rather a flourishing hand.- "My man." he observed, "dlnna mak' the Ulla o' yer gs and ya Quits so long. I want the ink U last the What a valley we want through! But Thanksgivln* night together, Jprt a-thinkln* each of each, it's the good ojd bnck-homv wrath This is a picture of a huge cheese you may'sec displayed in our window. disturbed the world, also a year of special bleaalng for us. It hn* been vouchsafed to u* io re­ main at peace, with honor, and In Kino part to euccncpte auiTering and supply tho needs of those who arc in want. We have been prlvtiagtd hy our own peace' .and self-control In some degree to steady tho counsels and ah ape the hopes and purpose* af­ ter a day of fear und distress. Our people hare looked upon their own Ufa oa a nation with a deeper com­ prehension, a faller realtxailon Of their respcnaibllitiM oa well a* of their btaMinga and a keener sense of the moral gnd practical significance of what their pert among tho nations of the world may come to be. •The hurtful effects ot foreign war la their own fndeetrial and commrrelnl affairs have made them feel the more fully end the morn clearly their mutual Ingerdependewc upon This Mammoth Cheese weighs find a list of other nice things for your Thanksgiving festivities. Riehilcu Vacuum Coffee, something new per lb. ardor for peace, their earnest pity and disinterested sympathy for those who are oufferlng, their rcadlneas to help and to think of the needs,of other*, has revealed them to them- I^atc Howe Cranberries, best quality, 3 lbs. for. Sweet Potatoes, 81bs fur• Hubbard Squash, per lb Thanksgiving MAMMOTH CHEESE - Sealshipt Oysters, per quart Th« busuewa ot the country ha* been supplied with new instrumental­ ities and the commerce of tly» world SPRAGUE, WARNER & Ca CHICAGO, ILL. Macaroni, best quality, per package. It. is one time of the year when the nicest things for the table are needed, and that is why we at this time submit a sample list of things you may need to make the day complete. course. Thu Panama canal has been opened to the commerce of the na­ tions. The two continents of Ameri­ ca have Ixcn bound In closes ties of irhndship. New instrumentalities of Fancy Golden Grape Fruit, 3 for ..-. Sultana Raisins, new crop, per lb.... Currents and Raisins, Fresh Lettuce, Radishes cheese Mill be cut 'alurday. ffov. 2.1 THE GROCERS TELEPHONE 16 the people of the United tttales been to situated for their own advantage or the ud'anugo ot their neighbor* cr so equipped to serve thcmaclve* rrlra, ’do hereby designate Thursday, the SV th day of November aa a day of thanksgiving and. prayer, and invite the people throughout tho land to cease from their wonted occupations and imheir several homes and flaws • Every cook is particularly anxiod caution for this memorable event. The I your festive table; also the fanciest Cal .^ou will feel thankful for our excellent < H&EGra Below arc a few Thanksgiving Specials for your consideration: Sweet Potatoes, 10 pounds for 3-quarts Cranberries for Home grown Celery, bunch Malaga Grapes, per lb Sweet Oraugcs, per dozen Cream Cheese, per lb Crisp Potato Chips New Raisins Jefferson St Hastings ire offering New Currants » ac Thistle Brand Pea'ss 15c Thistle Brand Com, Succotash and String Beans, 2 for . .35c Heinz Mince Meat, per lb.25c Heinz Apple Butter, |»cr glass ........ r<10c ' Extra Specials': . Dwinell-Wright Butter Fly Cuffce,’regular 35c for30c Chester Brand Baconaac lb SUGAR, 18 lbs. fwrfl Wc operate otir own delivery and assure yon of prompt, and satisfactory service. Phom 151 ■jlwoct Potatoes. finest Virginia stock, 3 a per pound, 10 lbw for Naval Oraugt*. sypct and Juicy, largo 580 JAY MEAD HASTINGS, MICH EAST SIDE GROCER PHONE, 144 �boxes of Cigars For Thanksgiving Day Mlksgiving D|y. will be. terribly incomplete without having a box of cigars for lasts—and. 4 good box, too—inferior quality or poorly kept cigars will not do for bion of this kind. Plan now to have yonr favorite brand ami get your supply from kept stock. ’ ’ •want you to know we- have The Finest Kept Cigars In Barry County Your Thanksgiving Turkey Should Be Roasted In One of Our “Janet” Roasters We Have for You a Complete Line of This Famous Granite Ware In Boxes, from 25c up stock of cigars we carry regularly to supply our box trade would swamp an.ordinr store. This gives you an advantage in price anil wc always carry a big assortrhe secret of our big trade in cigars and tobacco is due to the'supcrior quality of rs wc sell and the up-to-the-minute method we have of preserving the natural, romatic flavor of the tobacco leaf. Be sure you buy your Thanksgiving 'supply of CASSEROLES—The Ideal Baking Dish, just right for the escalloped pysters, plum pudding, etc. DISHES—You may need some extra ones for the Thanksgiving dinner, come in and see what we have. Nickel Tea Kettles, Coffee and Tea Pots. Thanksgiving Napkins and Cards. Center Pieces, Dresser Scarfs, and Fancy Towel*, all from 10c to 50c Bargains for 10c A new lint of Fancy Barretts, Combs, Pins, etc. CANDY FOR EVERYONE Double Mittens Children’s Gauntlet Gloves Baby Hoods, Jackets, Booties, Hosiery HE CLUB” CIGAR STORE Phon, IM "Th, "Th* Plies Plata to Moot Your Frlomh* Frlomh' JOONAN Jofforoon St E. J. HUFFMAN The Peoples’ 5 and 10c Store HASTINGS, MICH A. B. HEDRICK, Proprietor Thanksgiving Dinner r Store is known as the leading grocery store in the city. 1 always assured of having the best and freshest of every nen we fill your order. We wish now to call your atto our Staple and Fancy Groceries, New Nuts, Fresh Apples, Grapes, Figs, Dates, Oranges, Bananas, in rything to make up that Thanksgiving dinner. ,'ANK HORTON Delivery Phone 10 HASTINGS, MICH. 13802910 can be supplied from the WEST END Cigar Store. F**U line of Cigars, Tobaccos and Smoking Supplies. After your smoke come down and play Billards or Bowl. ’HdW TURKEY for highest score in bowling Jacob Rehor Hastings, Michigan our Thanksgiving Wants W. L Hogue’s Special Sale silent ated Sugar per lb. 5^c lbs. for 99c I lbs. for $5.50 That the people of Hastings and Vicinity may have another opportunity of supplying themselves for the fall and winter. I will offer this special sale and inducements.for FOR IO DAYS Great money saving sale for cash only Bay Halal ns, Griffin & akclley *. •»t grade. 1 lb. package for ... t Olives. extra fancy, large si*/;. umber w« pay the freight Id Tryphosa. pure fruit fiavWc. package. 1 for................... I Corn "Flakes and Leader a, lOL’ patkngo. 4 for............. white Clover. Honey, In combs. 18 lbs. Grhntilated sugars with Si.56 of other mdse tb»t including sugar. > for ....................................................... $1.00 bottle *10o und ......... !..... Inraxshitto Chorrlra, Savoy very fancy, per bottle .... •with the Chicago •Kvraipg Journal, published several volumes of poems und was popular a» ti lecturer. Ills mint distinguished work wns a wur 'i-orrespondeni. Ills report to thu Evening Journal of the fighting at Salt Alackirel and White Kh»ti, •Uo.fish, Y.-*ch........................... half gallon 10 lbs. pure buckwheat llour for Ilmoh, choice, red. Urge fish. loo lbs.,pure l>uc0Khcat llour io Salmon, tho flnost red. or kct. per tian 15c ^nd .... b Dainty National Biscuit enant & Riede oramost Department Store 20 lbs. Granulated sugar, with $4.00 worth of other imlsc not including ■ sugar for ... .... ................................................$1.00 > Teacher—"Why do we art tuliic day «aeh year for ThuukaStvingT" Dupce—"1 suppose It's r<. t| furtnerv kin sell their turkeys Women employed in the textile i duxtry in Germany arc )n a major* over the men. there being _ <00.0 fvflmlen »s against 171.000 men. the okiymix ImliMtry thu women <> 1 number tjt<. me% with Szs.OOo 25 Sardines for 8 lbs., of •Rolled uaL �Tin: nASTfXGR PAGE FOI ttTFEN ranxkr. November, i». i»h. I’R EFFORT. 1 nail /.Mil ball game and -pen, sur.duy 1 with hi* son'Lj-I.-. -■ —Donald Bmelker visited relatives 1' A lire-broke out In the atUc nt Geo. near Sunfield, part of loot week qnd Giiut'* .Monday noon, probably caused most of this' week‘ by a defective.chimney. The fire was I The Carter Dramatic Company Itorji U> Mr. „nd Mra. H. tn Graham. M»nn extinguished but n great ileal of came to town Monday, to remain for Nor. lAth, « *on who will answer t" damage was done by the smoke and one week. Entertainment* are be­ th.- name Walla.-e. Martlm ’ wiuer. aing held In the 1. O. O. F. hall. Mudi.m.-i- «'. M. I'utn.qn and W. I. Alra. 8. K. Cool? of Ctiariotte was a F. A. Simon was in Woodland Mon­ Minhli- dt-nghtfulU entertained with gii-st ot Mrs. Le.iTW- Felghnft" Sntur- day. . '' • . . . ' -SOO"' »t the horn.- of the former dnv afternoon. Several from here attended the ThittKbiy afternoon. _ Twenty-four ffom here attended Corneil-Michigan foot ball .game ut Tln>ii«.t« Fuller has bought the lots the L. ‘A. 8. oyster supper at bred Ann Arbor Saturday. .►f Mrs. W. H. Yulina east of J. B. Alnyo's in Maple Grove Friday even­ Harold and -Clirerice Vtpuma. who Kraft's mt Sherman. Middle and Ma­ have been working in Wisconsin are| • . . ple etrr.-t* and hus «-r>mm*n<ed the ingWhen buying varnish for, Frank Lehtr. Fred Bulltt. Von Fur- hotne now. erection of a net*- hviWc facing 8h« r- ms- and Dr. W. A. Vance nil bought anything »o valuable a* a C. W. Barnh'rd was In Grand Rap­ m.n.S:. Th- hotiev is be twenty- new Imperial automobiles Inst wei-k. house, forget the size of ids, Monday. six fret Mp'tt.re witn an addition lo Ed. Ibtlrner bought Fred Bullis aid Frank Walker ha* opened up n the van atul figure coat " .Mt ^'h-org.- Front >t .-pent the Intpaint shop In the building next to per »>jtiar< foot and com 1. A. Miller of Toledo was a guest F. R. 'Everhart's grocery .More. t. - pin of M«t week with h«r daugh­ for rof Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Quick Frlj! iv -J- IJ. ..Lester was out of town on ter* ut ClnirJotit Mr. anti Mie. H. C Zuwhnltt ■)►*« evening and went with them to the business Monday. oyster supper at Fred •Mayo’s In AlaMra. Kmmu Miller is, some what Sunday .With Mr*. Ann.* Waltz In Vuti don't to r»belter at thia time. » Grand Rapids. <’arl Reynolds of lainalng spent thBert Smelkrr of Washington. D. Jlui»h Chi-notofl Mt’s. Frank. Helm who h:<* been vl».Iting r.-l.irh hero -r*^rral W.-Vrki. wt-ek <-(ld with his parents. Mr otl-1 c. came Wednesday night for a two gwnJtrurt Th<lt'i ( Airs. M. H. Reynold-. . weeks visit with relatives In and nrnl to Grand Rapid* Thursday. la-n W. Feighner was at Ann Arbor around Freeport. loliy d'x-f‘tinnini‘'iii. ' Frank DHUihm r <.f-t'hitpigo spent Mrs. W. 8. PhiUlps waa operated Sunday tilth ■hi* mother. Mrs.- Chas. Saturday to see tin foot ball gtmo. Crkis Krafts visited relatives nt on in Butterworth hospital laat Thursday for tumorShe is doing Mrx.. H. 1 Voelker rind two children Grand Ritplds U»1 w.'ck. —■’ Mrs. J. D. Alls । was at Mason list very nicely at this writing. _ from Incur NHr.« ore making tinRev. Manning of Albion filled the former's inruher Mra. Ida Walker, a mvk vl-itlng her pa rents. Mrs. W. A. V.im->. entertained the M. E. pulpit Sunday during , the ab­ two week’s visit. Rev. Wm. Bilker nnd Mr. Raynnind who 1., A. 8. of the At. E. church nt her sence of Rev. W. 8. Phillips. have been pfi-kiiur apple* far Birney home yesterday. Wednesday after.- S. p. 1 totaling give a prohibition talk in the Congregational church Sunday Bro-'., returned to their home In <*. Ihnine mid F. M. Quick were night. la-ell- la-tj Sunday. Mr. and Mra. J.imr* Traxler of both on tbe sick list last week. AlVlirlou* Squires uf Sterling. ColFOATS GROVE. Ja>-kM>h spent -Sunday- with the bitThe D. O. T. O. Club met Wednes­ f. r's parent*. Mr. itrid "Mrs. Joseph rir»d<>. Is ri-lting his brother, George Sqlre*. . day at the borne of Mra. Mattle Baker. Mr. mid Mr* Philip Gnrllngcr are Townsend. MIwm-s Va-i.i I'-hihm-r and Villa Isaac Youngs is very low ut this Parr«li were home from Grand Hnp- i.siting relative* In Ohio. Distributor Mrs. Alary Townsend seems to t>-< writing. i.i. -ter Sunday, . Our school is preparing for a Adam Kustrr wa* nt Alma Thttr*- calnlng slowly but 1* still very sick. Mr. and Jklra. Will Crabb nnd AGs* Thanksgiving nrogramQuality Hardware Mr. and Mrs. D. Townsend nnd Mr*. W. H. Smith visited at Has­ Agnes fiiDniond of t'arson'Clty w re guest* of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sprague daughter Thelma visited nt Fred Har­ tings last week. . ry's at Martin Corners Inst Sunday. -Mra. Eunice M> ud arid/laughter. Sunday. ’ Mrs. Walter Logan Is quite sick. Miss Bernice.' spent Sunday' with tinMrs. E1U Bishop of Lake Odrtou .Mieses Cecile ZUM-hhltt, Wild* visited Friday and Haturday with Mrs. furmer’n daughter, MC*. Clyde Wilcox, EZI8TOL—A safe apd sure Gorthy and Clara AlcDerby nttenued- William Smith find Mra. Bessie ut Harting*. remedy In ull eases of overMrs. A. Kustel* left Saturday morn­ n mu-h-ul given m Grand Rapids Woodman. stimuimion: also indicated In Tlibrsdiiy evening. Preaching services next Sunday at ing for a visit with reUthe* nt Maple all cnn-s of Brain Fatigue. Ner\Mrs. ’ Frank Alt-Derby went to Al ­ the usual hours by our minister Hi­ Rapid* and Milan. * ■ • •ouit Exhaustion «aimed by over­ ram A. Pegg. Ills sermon’s ns well as Mr. and Airs. T. J. Brosseatt of lias- bion Tuesday for a few day*. work «>r malnutrition, unequalled Dr. laiwson of Kalamaaoo was a h!« solos are enjoyed by the people. ling* wery guest* of their daughter. for; nausea or general depnwlon. Ales. Elmer Nkrthrup Hie. hitter putt guest <>f Ed. Kyser the first of the All are welcome to these services. A general tonic and body builder. Week. of last week arid the And of this. Mali orders tilled by Rexlfttol Ihivld Kunz was at Buttle t’reek Mie* Olive Walker was borne from Bible Study and -the Sunday School Chemical Co., -Burton, Mugs. Tuesday on business. Middli-vllle over Sunday. .Mrs. la-ster of Bay City is visiting lo the Sunday School Workers ofthe Air*. I.. Brumm Is quite 111. World. Airs. Tower <>t Hastings was In th- her mother. Mrs. L. Ut-umia. No study is more Important to the Mr. and Airs. Vun8k-klci of, Kala­ village Munday <m bushuMM. , ,________ KAI.AMO. mazoo were guests of Air.' and Airs. cfiild than the study of the Bible and of the truths which It teaches, and - LaulM Btrinnay Club meet* Th urn- w<»rd Thursday morning that her C. C. Deane Sunday. there is no more effective agency for ' Alls* Mildred Quick entertained day with jklf*- Hasel Mead In honor mother. Alm. A. J. Ruwell nf Knlamo of Mra. Myrtle Swift. Mra. Kate hod tmeome unconM-lous and faller company from Battle Creek. Situdny. such study than the Sunday School. It certainly Is one of the greatest fticWlltd anti the hoMcattf birthdays. oyer nn tho centcrtahle mid was badly tora In our lives in the building of NORTH NASH11IJ.E. i The funeral of Edd Boyd was held hurt. Mr*. Partridge went tri K*la‘character nnd the development of tnt Knlamo. Mohday. nw>. Thursday afternoon and returned Heqry Gearhart hus the addition moral fibre, for Its Influence begins EarJ. Curtis of latke Odcrtuy v)«lled Saturday, leaving her mother feeling to bls house completed nnd ‘l* giving almost ns soon .is the child is able John Curtla and family ‘Tuesday nnd much better. his hwusc ii fr<*h coat of jialnt. i« talk and continues through out life. Wednesday of’last week. Mrs. Lucinda Woolcott who Ila* Mr. and Mrs. Philip Garlingrr are The Bunday School lesson of today i* Ktrlnmo was well n-pre«eBted nt been away iLltlng returned to Mrs. visiting friends nt Bloomfield. Ohio. lhe code of moral* of tomorrow. Too Fred • Mayo's. T-mlln's Monday morning. Alra. Nina Til marsh of Hastings Howard fiirtin hud the misfortune Jitmr-fl la-ek ts muvlpg into 1I.F. was n guest of her parents. Saturday. mueh attention cannot be paid to-the work which the Sunday School is do­ of having both Ankles thrown out iuianitiR's h<*u*c on la-ntx St., having Air. and Mrs. Tory,-and little dau­ ing. Signed. Woodrow Wilson. Pres. of Joint one day lust week. Ho Is trailed hts place on Green St. to E. ghter of Onondaga are guests of Mr. V. •«. aide to lie around ngalti. ' , V. Harker for n farm soiith of town. and Air*. Ed Van Auken,; Subject ot l.e*aon for next Sunday Mra. I<la 1-lurl was in Buttle Q’eek’, ,W. 1,1. Cortright tyeni tn Ann Arbor Bom 1“ Air. and Airs. Seth Gyaham ftittirdriy. * Sntunlny jo see the V. of"M.Und Cor- Wednesday, November eleventh, a Is "Jesus and PUate." Matt. :7;11*|1; also Luke 0:1-2$. It is hoped that ‘ Mr* Roy Garflngvr and children every scholar will be present next Sunday. Ixist Sunday was so rainy । ore visiting the former’s parent* at that all were not present. New schol­ [ Medina. Ohio. • ars are u I way* s^elcome. t Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Palmer are the Tho County Christian Endeavor proud possessors of a new piano and Convention which w-us postponed on « Mitchell iiutomoblle. account of the diphtheria will be held Mr. and JMnc V. 8. Knoll and Mr. In th* Wesleyan Methodist chunk In apd Mrs. Wridey Noyes nnd daughter Ha.'tlnip'. Dec. 4 and 5. A. laverne Ada. went to Sebewii. Tuesday to at­ SpafTord. of Grand Rapids, who U tend the funeral of an aunt, Air*. Slate I^Jeld Secretary will be the Thomas Ainsworth. principal speaker of the convention. Mra. C. Al. Putnam and Mrs. W. T. Marble entertained !« of their friends WOODBVRY. with "500" at the home Of the form­ Tho Misi-lonary Ladles will glve^n er. last Thursday afternoon. The birthday club met at the home oyster supper at the hall Friday even­ Corn* and enjoy home, made of Mrs. Frank Axthelm lost Friday ing. ufierpoon. the occasion being Mot.' baking and oyster stew. Mrs. Helm* Myers “ and grand Axthelm’jrblrthdny. They presented her with a beautiful bread and butter daughter. Mrs. Frieda Sawdy are vis­ iting relatives at Bryan, Ohio, this* set and other useful articles. The Granite met last Friday nlgiv week. Mra. TreCamp ha* resumed her nnd after the program was carried ’ out. oysters -were served, which all work again In Oneida township, after a week's vacation caused from dlph; enjoyed. • therla scare. Mrs. Arthur Hart had a narrow Services at the .United Brethren enciipr from'being killed by a cow a r.-w days -agri. She. with her hus­ church were taken up for union ser­ band. went Intn* the shed to see the vice at EvJngMIcal church /uriday new calf when pie cow pitched ut .evening, where revival meetings are her, nutting -her'twice.-nnd' but for In phogrem and are ably conducted by the timely aid of her husband would school work again in Oneida twp. nf­ ter. a week's vacation caused from have killed her. Mrs. Elizabeth Gulches* Is 111 and llphtherla scare. Miss Rieka Eckardl Is at home under ths ihi'tor’s dare at the home ■ gain after an extended visit with ••f hrr snn. Charley Gutchess. ’ Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith ami Mr. relatives in Maple Grdve. Mrs. Leonard Sharpe anti baby of und Mrs Roy Brumm were ut Hast­ ing-. Saturday. attending ths meet­ Clarksville were guests of Mra, A. L ing of the Grange. l-aughlln. Friday. 1 M *• Mrs. noris Brumm is ill with bowel trouble.. Death of Yankee Springs Pioneer. Johfi Williams, aged 17 xeara one SOUTH BOWNE. of the oldest livlpg pioneers of Yan­ Miss Lulu Thomas spent Haturday kee Springs township, one of Custer’s evening and Sundaywlth Miss Minnie cavalrymen and a resident of thia Gackeler. city during ihe.lost 15 years, died of And Make Your Acetylene With a G. Pierson of latke Odessa, who the Infirmities incidental to old age. has been,working for Ray Htuhl, re­ nt six o'clock Wednesday evening. turned to his home Saturday. Mr.' Williams had been an Invalid for Mr. and Mrs. Decker visited James some time and of late was confined Pardee and wife Saturday. to his home. As a pioneer and Mra. Kininu Geiger from near soldier, Mr. Williams' life was rich Clarksville hud a serious accident In Incident and adventure. He lived Monday. When on her way home, in the past and he liked lo relate h.r horse became frightened nt a.n many Interesting event* in ths hl«uutmobih- and turned around, throw-. tory of Harry County. Mr. Williams Ing the buggy river. Mra. Geiger was a genuine product of the early wag hurt, hut Just how much is not days Born in New YCrk Mate on known. She was taken to the home September :o,.j$X7. Mr. Williams Pilot plants are approved by The National Board "of Fire j of Herman Gosch and family. came- with hla parent* te tho Yankee I Joseph. Dewey is usslstlng Clar- Springs wilderness IS years later. Insurance Underwriters. . I rn<-r Benedict with his fall work. He dften vbited the famous Yankee All told, ever 250,000 country homes are using Acetylene i Mr. and Mra. Emery- Klnne from Springs tavern which waa in Import­ made the Pilot way. near Clarksville'und Mr. and Mra. ant point un the old Mage road be­ | William Kepke of Middleville, spent tween R|chland and Grarfd Rapids. A complete Pilot plant, consisting of generator, pipes—hand­ I' Saturday und Sunday with Adam - Funeral service* wer* conducted by some light fixtures and gas cook stove, can be installed in any Garkeler and family. Rev. Mr. Hrvady In the M. E. church country home in a couple of days’ time. Mra. C. Benedict was in Lowen. on Nov. 14. The body was burled In 'Monday. Middleville cemetery. Mr. JPIlllamn Such a plant is a permanent improvement and will furnish was three tlmea married. He was you with the cheapest, safest and most practical light and fuel united with Hannah R. Dexter, on Assyria Farmers' Club. _ now available for country home requirements. The folowing program will he given January 3*. 1|5$. Sha died on May 34. IS5I. On January 1857, hu was at the A. F. C. lo bo held November Write R>r our illustrated catalogs and descriptive booklets 5S with Mr. and Mra. Robert Smith. married tn Mary J. Beard, who passed giving all the facts. UI away on December k. 1185. To them Club song and devolkmals. were born the following rtven.chil­ Recitation—Mrs. Albert Mflier. Reading—Mrs. Chas. Cox. dren: Walter, Asa George, ot' Chicago: Charles, of Thor nappie: Solo—John TompWua. 808 Muon Street Flint, Mich. Mra Enos Gordon and Mr*. Iva Reciutvn—Bert phrpwd. Discuseion—"Does It Pay to Take Adame, of Caledopia; JUdwrd. of Managing Salesman for ■ Hastings. He leaves two alHtra lira PbtnsT" led by I. W. Cargo. OXWELD ACETYLENE CO. CHICAGO ^uura Baldwin and Mrs. Mary Ells­ violin Hoio-rrTwila ThompsonRev)tatlon-r-Mildred Hsrtom. worth. of Boreas MHJ«. and a broth­ MAm of Country Home Light and Fuel Plant, in Ike World) er. William William*, of Oregon. On Recitation—AiiCe ThOtnaii. ' March 18. iHJ.rMr. WlBUnis was Song—U. 8. class. married to Mary N. Johnson, who Alice G. Thomas, Car. Chi-Namel Varnish NASHVILLE Your Chances Are Good Most Economical Mr. Man for buying an overcoat for your self or your boy at any old clothing stbre—but let this soak in—you won’t get any better coat than I tan sell you for the same money and the chances are it wiM not be so good—I need your f* trade and want to please you and besides I’m.going to stay here where I’ll like­ ly meet you every few days and I want to do so well by you that you will be glad to see nle coming.. What is true of our overcoats is true of the rest of our lines. We have the goods. You Heed them. Let’s get together. L.R. Wolcott Highest Quality Freeport - Th ClothieriVe Michigan - E, A. Burton Thanksgiving . Diners R Light Your House and Barns—Cook Your Meals. Thousands of Homes in the whole country will be the centres of great rejoicing upon Thanksgiving day. The housewife is already making great plans for a fine day for the ex­ pected guests. Isn’t it a fact that you want a NEW DINING TABLE AND SET OF DINING CHAIRS. We want you to have them if you do want them. We have a good number of handsome and serviceable tables as well as a line of beautiful and durable chairs. We want you to see what we have in this line. If you ever want your . dining room to look just right it is now. Better come and see us at once.__ L.B. Lester, Freeport Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director, Furniture. PHONES—Store 55-2 rings. House 55-3 rings 02485323484823482348012348232323482348534848 •urvlvt-* him. ,H» nloo l«-ave< 13 I the state to a point on the Michigan pine forest which lay between Gun shore north of Monroe and opposite lake unit Bowen Mills. Itrandchllilrrn. Proud, of thf fact that he had serv­ Mr. Wiliam* wa* a mtMnber "f the j Malden, or* AmherMberg. Ontario, the old British post to which the Michi­ ed In Custer’s famous cavalry bri­ local Grand Army PoM. Mr. WlltUma became acquainted i gan Indian* were in the habit nt go­ gade. Mr. Williams was always ready with the Indian* who ramped on the! ing for many year* after, the war of to relate Incidents of hl* service un­ The squaw was never caught. der Michigan's famous general. Dur­ peninsula now Jcnown a* Ha«Un*a 1411. Point nt Gun Lak*. He learned the..' Hi t victim was burled u* the water's ing the buttle of Fallin* Waters in ■ ru ut trnppiluc and huntin*. Be-I edge, and Mr. Williams used to see II Virginia. WHIhtms barely missed ticHe comlnit an expert markaman with the It until Time Anally effaced 'the (Mentally shooting the gen«ral. ald-faehloned muzzle rifle *o popular mound which mink lower ’with each had raised hl* carbine to tire, when <1 horseman galloped along in front of nnianjt the frontIrramen of hi* day. succeeding year. he spent much of hln time hunting * When the civil war broke out. Mr. tho regiment which lay concealed in bear, deer and turkey In a country Williams attended a "War meeting'' some woods. By tho waving gword. now used for farming. During- the at Bowens Mills nnd enlisted with the streaming hair nnd the unmistak­ long, lonely winter days he trapped six of hl* neighbors in Company A. able dashing poise of the llgure whfi'h otter, mink and muskrat. He was Hlxth Michigan Cavalry. Hr return­ flushed past the sight* of hl* gun­ well-known for hl* feat* of Mrength ed from Grand Rapids and recruited barrel. William* recognized his com­ When mander In time to prevent shooting. and many fence* In the western part u number of hl» neighbors. Mr. Williams could not praise Cus­ of tho county stlltfcontaln rails which, he went tn <he( front Ac left behind he cut in his ym»lh , him his bride IflDff'lo»c*bln In Yan­ ter too highly. In spenking about the Mr. Williams was always ready to kee Springs He hud an adventur­ "red neck-tie boys." as Custer’s'men converse about the early days. Ho ous career In the army After the were <atlled. Mr. Williams said: "When Gen. Custer wore a red tfr related with Interest a tragic' episode war. his regiment was sept west lo which took place In the Indian camp Halt Lake City to subdue the In­ the men began la wear thepi also. at Gun lake. HeaHntf an uproar In dians. whom the government wonted When we got ready for the Grumi tha rump. Mr. Williams arrived .In to punish for disturbances during the Review' In Washington, tho boys nil At the famous frontier poet of. wanted lo wear rv-d tte* and wq. uti­ time 'to see the Indtfths picking'up ■rar. the body of one of their number Fort Leavenworth. Mr.; Williams be­ lized almost all of the red flannel In with his head nearly severed. ■. Home came 80 111 that .he wits dhrchiirged the city. We loved Gen. Custer, all He of usl not only the txjys from Mich­ of the Indiana were |»nMily mounting from the service and sent home. ponies and riding, away in purault of uaa *0 worn out with travelling and igan. Tiut. the men of tha regiments some one He learned that a young suffering that when he walked Into of other states who were brlgnded Mjuaw. In resenting an . Ihsult from the yard of his little-home, hl* wife with us. Some of the member* of the a young Intoxicated Indian had knif­ did not recognize hfmv JWhen she) New York regiment* used to say. In ed him, jumped upon .one of the pon­ was persuaded that It wa* her hus- I( a spirit of fun. that Gen. Custer pU.ies, tethered ut rear of the camp and hum), ■he''burst Into tears. Mr. j ed the Michigan men 'n the hottest dk&ppoared. on tbe "Canada" trail, Williams engaged In farming and he jj p|uceu In the fight so that his stale an Indian highway which led acrose also cut away much’of the stretch of might get the' most glory.” With Home-Made Acetylene Pilot Lighting Plant Pilot plants make Acetylene automatically a little at a time as you use it in your gas cooking stove and in your lights distributed throughout your house, your bams and out-buildings. You simply fill the generator with the gas-producing stone “Union Carbide” and water about once a month. A. R. GRAHAM ‘ ’ | A Penny Saved, A Penny Earned ’it # Save your pennies and buy stock In our Building 6 Loan—Your money earns Sfi - more money-to loan on homes. Applications for loans have been coming from the working man to build or buy himself n home—at the rate, of 820.00 0 to 840,000 per month. There has been a steadjr Increase In the application* since we opened our Detroit branch office In February of this year. To meet this Incrcssjng demand we offer you the following splendid Investments: 5% Paid on $80 Investments By Investing 880 with the Asaociatlon, at a cost of 50 cent* additional, you will bo issued one share of Prepared Dividend Stock. Thia 880 will begin earning y*bu'6 per cent Interest, or 84 per year, which will l.e paid you in quarterly installment* of 81 each. You do not even have to collect your In- The cost of obtaining this stock Is only Assets Over 2 3-4 Million Dollars Detroit and Northern Michigan Building and Loan Association Phone Cadillac *4011, Detroit^ Mich. E.. B. Tyrrell, Mgr. 1435 Dime Bank. Building ■ �of. to stt '"'If', accountand dill- I; SMitatttu* sim Dtpartwtnt I h.»Kl.': their homo In Batr|*. Cronk Saturday. .Mrs. IlaycA was Mib il trr Kulnmasoo Thursdny morning by the serious'* Hlr.i'u of her mohsv.^ho passed away ■ Grand RapidsJwust Company «3 Cttava jfn. tf. b). CHALLENGE Mrs. Housekeeper Here are four items for Saturday and all next week—STIMULATORS. See if you can match and Fall Buyer: one of them. Yet there are hundreds of values Both phonu, 43)/ Outing Night Gowns Grand Rapids. Michigan An 85c Corset, tnade of extra heavy cou'il'e cl«>th, with long skirt, dotib c set of heavy webbing hose supporters with rubber ops, embroidered top with shir at<i«*fl, extra Hasp on bottom, ________ MONUMENTS Special, 59c Ladies' Coats —All 1915 models 25 n« w fall era s in all the very latest w. ave»» black end colors These gsrmcnt*- ar*-ma-ked lo sell at $13 50, $15.00, $16.1.0. Very special, every- Telephone be represented _ Mica Jessie Phillipa of Dowling «n>.< tha guest of "her elater. Mrs. G»o Wickwire, frows Friday until Sunday. S1J5 FsO Srxe Fleece BUskete, Tas nd Gray, Special Ironside Brothers Regular 75c quality, extra fine Out­ ing. in fancy pink and blue stripe ef­ fects, »ef in yoke wi>h blue and pink trimmings; high neck with collar and full length sleeves. Gauntlet Gioves Fur Children 25c quality, made of go; id heavy fleece goods, a-dra han cuffs come in navy blue, flray, red— vc/> special, 15c A.J. Larsen Co. he Reasonably Priced Store STANDARD PATTERNS Na?/, Very $3.50 raising at L. D. Woodnu.n'e Henry- Flnkbeiner’s chil Fred Brog motored from Sunday and spent .the day Ed. Johnson made n business trip! to Hastings Friday. . Miks Adams nnd pup!N urv prepar­ ing for a sindq! to 4h« given in the son's,'Haturduy night. Mrs. Pe«h Barret returned do her home In Kahmuutou. Friday, accom­ panied br her ■brother, Floyd Tobias who spent a few days there. Mr. und Mra. Fny Hull of Shults. S&ntou, The young peoples' class In th< 't'lr» Kunday -School met w'th Mb­ ' "v*r» Dorter. Friday evening jmd 'rgarr'Ked for work.g They will givb Eighteen of ths friends of Mr. and 'Ira. Gorbam surprised them in the)homo Soturdey^svemng—Tlrcd house •Vvee who bad'been cooking tor corn hu«kors and Jhelr husband*, with "wollen eyes who had worked with tho hUski-rs. all forgot th«r»e m'nnr extra buhdlngs. good buildings, good buildings. good bullditiga. building*-.'.... maxoo. Wednesday. . Loyal,William* visited hlu mother. Sundny. • Mlsii Pearl Lawrence spent Satur­ day und Bunday in Bnttlc Creek with her sister, Mira Hasel Lawrence. J. . Manning nf Cadillac la visiting his slater. Airs, a Garnett' building*. Thu church fulr will be held in • basement of tho nunthout Barry church,- Friday uftonuxm and even­ ing. December ith. • Chicken p«supper wit-bo served beginning ar Veldah Weftmun spoiled the school 6:00 o'clock and until all nre served Everyone invited. Supper 25 Cent’ down Friday afternoon. . Linden Griftin commenced school: Lovell D««ey .yietled Cluto at Yorkville. Sunday. ' ThAchUdrcn uro enjoying bulfditigN. ucres. extra Wilidlnga. acres, cxlfu-buildings, acres, extra building*. acres, acres. acrye, acres, good extra good good buildings, building*, buildings buildings- Icy, who helped Rev. Uabur ot .Ltrwton ItF-hla quarterly meeting and Mr. Hunnel, who v»us supposed to preach build Inga gotal buildlug*. -.xtfii buildings. EzraS.DCUroH Morehouse &, Co. uica. ; The third clip*. in Sunday WlUfi'i ivWdd. like every 'member of Ihfclr •Liss to.conic und help them In their ince we opened our ladies’ tailoring parlors the ladies of Grand Rapids and surrounding counties have for the first lime an opportunity to secure a high class Imported .Broadcloths at $45.00. NORTH EAST BARRY. Thu U A. K. mot with Ml Willison last Thursday. Tin «U acre*,. buildings...... SO ucrea, gv<xl buildings. 10,acres. good building*. 100 acres, extra bulidlggu. U0 u<;r«-». extra buildings. An Opportunity Tho friends «pd neighbors of'Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Pennock surprised them at tholr homo lost Friday ove­ rling. All had » good Umd. They will inpvo eoQM- to Cedar Creek. Hxmmlo Armour Is working on tho road nour Marshall. Mr. end'Mrs. Milton Noi.lwi attend­ ed tho 36th marriage tuiiUvenwry of Mr. mid Mrs. Lacy Jom-s last Wed­ nesday evening, south of Delton. , ’ Albert Hampton am! wife and Ku>l Pennock nnd wife motored to Grund Rapids, hist Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Homer Yecklay- of Rutland. Mrs. Wm-n Kelley of dale*, burg Mid Bcmiln Blanton of Bedford were ul Sol Stanton's .List week ' |o see thpir father Ben BUnt'gt, ivhji te We employ cutters and fitters that have wide reputa­ tion. They are graduates from schools of technique and experience. You are urged to visit our tailoring parlors in the Burle­ son Building, Jefferson Ave., and inspect our line of superior quality suitings and coatings. Even tho you do not intend making a purchase now, we are pleased to hgve you call. BURLESON BLDG. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH 13 JEFFERSON AVE. Phone Citz. 7507 �FOUND THE SPOT IN FLORIDA elevation in Florida; No swamp'or low lands in these counties. High and dry. Plenty of rain. Deep'wells with good fresh water. Spring lakes. Good fishing and hunting. Highest------------------------. Best clinuite and temperature in the State. So I invested near Stanton, Marion County, on the Atlantic Coast Line and also Sea Board R. R. .... WHAT I DID FIRST ’ . » ’ A few years ago I went West expecting to invest. I went t hrough Nebraska; spent six weeks in Colorado, covered the east ern part of that State quite thoroughly. Then 1 went to Califor­ nia and spent a month in Ix>s Angeles and vicinity; then to San Francisco, up through Oregon and Washington and up to the Ca nadian line; then through Montana, Idaho, North Dakota and returned home without having invested. ’•'» * =.« nW'IUBgBBMgi WAS I HARD TO PLEASE? Yes I was looking for a safe investment with small means, where the surroundings would be pleasant and a reasonable prospect of getting good pay for my time and improvements, and. a place that would demand a buyer any day in the year if I should desire to. make a change. . , I have always lieen prejudiced against Florida on account of the low swampy lands, poor drainage, poor water, malaria and so many unhealthy conditions. This year 1 heard that a few counties of the highest and lies! lands in the State, which had been held by the lumber companies, would be placed on the market. This land included Marion and Lake Counties, and most of it to settlers. , it had nan never never been wen available a f DgCH)ED TO INVESTIGATE AND STARTED FOR FLORIDA I went through Jacksonville and before getting to Stanton. I had fullv decided “No Florida for me," but when nearing these counties and getting on higher ground, everything looked better. I arrived in Stanton and “Found mv ideal.” I took an auto and and drove two days to see the surroundings; also took trains to nearby towns. Obtained what information I could from people I met whether located here or in other places. All agreed-that these few counties held good inducements for investors, and climate the very best in the State. Soil and conditions for raising grape fruit, oranges and all kinds of citrus fruits unsurpassed in United States. ' ..... , . Then I went nn to Tampa, spent two davs around there, then to St Petersburg and Pass-a-Grille and then back to Stanton. Nothing I found in Florida, outside of this vicinity, appealed to me Here the elevation is one hundred to'one hundred and fifty feel above the sea level. Wells are fifty to seventy-five feet deep, water is fresh and good. Deep spring lakes and lots of fish, quail, ducks and geese, some deer and wild turkeys within a few miles. I took a State Agriculturist and a land expert in an auto and drove another day. They also said that the soil and climate conditions there were the best in the State for citrus fruits, cs pecially grape fi-uit. I talked with two physicians and they sai d that they never have a case of malaria in this section. Climate and altitude ideal, and |>eopie who come here afflicted with ca tarrh, rheumatism or nervousness get great relief. After other careful observations and investigations, in September I bought 100 acres about two miles from Stanton, and so far I am more than pleased with my investment I decided to go there about October 1st, to spend the winter, improving and de veloping the land. I was the first to take a definite location on this land, and since doing so, several Kalamazoo men have lo­ cated either adjoining or near me. I have been appointed sole agent for several thousand acres of land, in Marion County adjoining me. The land will be sold in small or large tracts. To me it looks like a splendid, good opportunity for the one who invest s and improves. The investments should double several times in four or five yeara. . ' RATES ' ’ rrT””?" You can buv a HOMESEEKERS’ ROUND TRIP TICKET VERY CHEAP. These excursions run the'first and third Tuesdays of every month. If you wiil come, I will show you around in an auto free of charge. I will be glad to furnish any further information you desire. As myself, I refer you to any bank or banker or business firm tn Kalamazoo, Mich. Address mail to me to Stanton, Marion County, Florida, ■ .iurw Kalamazoo, Mich., Sept. 21,191-1. WILLIAM E. MERSHON. Kalamazoo, Mich;, Nov. 14, 1914. I have juat returned after having spent six weeks upon these lands in Florida since the above state­ ments were made. While there 1 built my cabin and have about 30 acres nearly ready for setting to fruit, seeding to grass and other crops. lam better pleased with Stanton, Florida, and its sur^roundlng territory every day. I am returning to that place Nov. 17. NEXT EXCURSIONS TO STANTON, FLORIDA LEAVE KALAMAZOO DEC. 1 and IS. Two Homeseekers excursions have been made from Kalamazoo to these lands during this time and al! prospective buyers have invested. ■ I am interested ... Name .......... Address and mail me—Wii E. Mershon, Stanton, Florida. OJoodland Hay Weaver hna accepted n position ■ Stove Shining Bright Thursday. Tripp and Kipp, a pickling tlrm «»t port were over Sunday Woodland friends. which refrrahmrnta war* jutrvfd. ami near the atnall hoars they all depart­ ed, leaving her a very nlre present as a token ot remembrance, all'thinking they enjoyed a tlna lime. " Charles Schnfleld nnd Miss Bertha else were married al the bride's umr In Weal Woodland Thursdny nnd all Mrs. Suaan Miller of Sparta, la staying with her alster, Mra. Hannah Smith, the latter being tick but ooms Black $3k Stove Polish ib'S-.L’-iF- j men a p-irt of the township waa can- itftrixl planted to plrkles by fartners In this ■ community they will contract accordlngly ami Woodland will l>c as-, home Sunday evening himrixl fn.m here who Went north tu Get a Can TODAY Stop That Hack ■r Rising. , station Thursday evening from the 'Tipper |K-n1n»uU?' It Was’ft flnF nht>-' ■ red buck and weighed two hundred relatives over Sunday. The other* ' large crowd.und must things sold well. returned home Saturday evening. Mrs. Stata Hilbert and children ,,th Mies Grace Edmonds of Hastings llrr • was entertained over Bunduy by her er Sunday. spent Wediu-adsy at the home Our village council turned down nn application for a pool room at their Mr. and Mrs. Miner E. Palmer ure' complete surprise Sunday evening by last meeting. Vites] n number of the former's friends I Mra. Wm. Mugrldge and »">r» lllrtu*. o'< Im k. i not feeling HWT WOODLAND. A. C. Kilpatrick Is improving imbled at four lied her datigh-. horn* by putting in large new requested wishes of their many friends go with guests of Sol and Nick Allsrdlng of them to their new home. Carlton. last week, also two sisters Mra Oriiu Smith, ot latke Odessa, from Loudenvllle. Ohio. did aome sewing' for Ajra- Henry I.lttle Florence Mattoon met wltH Schaebly last week. quite a misfortune Tutwday. While playing out jloora she climbed on u wnwheel eat.I Sell nnrt Henke her writing. hla her’ to The hum of the corn huskey. Isean thresher, and idover huller are fami- Mr. and Mr* A. G. Kilpatrick who ___ • have been spending n couple of week! j HAKTTNGH AND CARL­ TON TOWNLINE. tn find nn arrival (hr assembled par­ In Albion. Battle Creek and Bedford. I School commenced Monday after 3 ty, with a‘sumptuous five o'clock din- returned to St. Johns. Saturday. Vi-. xl» T Vlr 1— ___ ...____ • Robert Altoft. of Hooting* spent Mrs,. Geo. Flpkhelner of Caledonia of beautiful presents awaiting her ar­ Mr*. Carl England visited friends, earing Bsr her daughter. Mrs. rival. The occasion widt tn honor of RaturdAy night and Sunday with his Mian Grace. Sheldon attended the sister. Mrs. o. B. KenyonMrs. England's twenty-ninth birthState 8. 8. Convention at Flint and Myrie Richardson and family ot Coats Grove, spent Bunday with Max attendance. Bump and wife. • ' Mr. and Mr* Geo. H. Surine have Earl Benner started Monday tn moved and will spend hr winter with •pend some tlrno In the northern part of th* state hunting. Hla first experience was to till * porcupine. The Irvins General Store 16 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 17 lbs. Granulated Sugar for r ' U Uh |l W north <rf uthsi mcrckaadirt. *4 91.00 91.00 18 lbs. Granulated Sugar for *1.00 19 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 91.00 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 91.00 ■ WHk P.O- worth o< other mockamllrt. no R. WATSON, General Store ' STORE IRVING, MICH, ORANGEVILLE. • Sorry to hear of lhe accident to Mr. and Mra. J. Ptfce. but they are both Improved. Mian Chloe DeForest helped Mrs. ton flrnydon spent Bunday with Ellery Hathaway, who supplied them with onlopa. Mrs. Fred Brown called at Mra. Mack Earl's Thursday. bells." UMen * Townsends waited until Monday morning on' sccount of ruin, before going to the threshing machine. School la progressing One tM»drr the control of the teachers. Misses Nevins lla and MUto Nora Mahler, visited Mra. Moore and family. ' Mrs. Archie Wilson of Carlton and Mra. Carolina Everetts of Nashville, Thanksgiving I* romlng. visited at RV. Wilson's. Wednesdny NOHTH11AST KALIMO. Neil WItoon and family .spent Sun­ Saturday night, also one nt Warren's । l^« Ms rail pure based n roll or lir. Monday nifht.I MetJInulln of Vermontville, last week.. day with their parents. R- V. Wlleon । Mr. ontrMra Bert Brlgga*afid eon.’ Kan Sunday. Mr'and Mrs. Kdtl Hall attended the Heber Pike went to Grand I’.npld* lite Were (tondnuril. Thursday. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -JL Wednesday of tlw serious Illness of •ego. spent Sunday.*Hh hla brofler rojiai rnurvn her niece in Itattlq freak. , Mrs. Ida. Hall recelepd word that her nlecs '▼era Van Vlwt U ImprovClyde Rlaor. Mias Csrris, Andrus. rsmombcrsd ins with Mr* Rollis WUhlt*. U< Mra ». M bor hospital. g my Mckneas. Their RlHbnp M«Mabln Baker ot Eaton Rapids spent Baker, of Nwhvllle. UKS-fUating*. 118 |L-«; Middleville Line, 162 1L-1B. . Bert Baker and family here. sermoB. You do not know what It may lead to, Very often serious diseases have their start in a neglected cough or cold. Rexall Cold Breakers 25obox Week’s Break-Up-a-Cold Tabs 25c Bromo Qulnlns 25c Hills Cascara Quinine 25c Dr. Kings New Discovery 50c and SI.00 Foleys Honey and Tar 25c and 50c Pine and Cherry, Kemps Balsam, . Hulls Balsam and many others This is the time to put on your felt or chamois skin chest protector. You may avoid getting that 1st cold of the winter by starting now. "We have them all sizes.” A sack of our old fashioned Horehound or Licorice Drops handyon the table will help out these long evenings and stop that irrita­ tion in the throat. 5 cents a sack. Carveth & Stebbins Pimm Ho. 31 The RmuiU DrugiliU torts DiUvarrt Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER 19.1914—20 PAGES HIT TfflttE-PAttS IT TO M ■.............. Another Year of Prosperity / _ w 1 ■ ' This marks the first anniversary of our moving into this new home We Thank Our Friends and Patrons for Our Continued Prosperity The progress we have made since our establishment has been a healthy, steady growth produced by Conservative and intelligent banking policy. We look back over the past 27 years of our history with pride. We have given to Barry County one of the most effi­ cient banks that this section of the State affords and have been as liberal as any similar institution could be and follow out a conservative and'safe policy. We outgrew <jur old home and have spent just a year in our new home, a picurc of which you may see in this advertisement. This new home is all and more than we expected it to be and we have greatly enjoyed the first year, fully realizing that our tremendous in­ crease in business during this year is due to the splendid patronage given us by nur many friends and acquaintances. Every industrial and commercial enterprise doing business with such a strong and efficient banking house as ours will derive great commercial influence and prestige from such association. You will find it a pleasure to make our place your banking home. Our particular slogan is “accommodation of our patrons,” and we do all within our power to make your con­ nection with our bank a satisfaction to you. Our aim for the coming year is to make Hastings City Bank a household word in Hastings and all of Barry County, looking all the time to giving service to our patrons. THIB IB THE HASTINGS CITY BANK— THE BANK THAT DOES THINGS FOR YOU. There’s no profit in delay. We pay Hastings City Bank 3% compounded semi-annually The Bank That Does Things For You You should start saving at once Our $700,000 Resources live you a guaranty ol Hastings perfect security. Michigan Joyou*. Thank.*. ] Dr. G. B. F. Savage of Chicago still | Th.* Eclectic and AthnnUcdrn. SoE. V. Smith, who waa <-|ei-le<1 tn Made It Mora Valuable. Mclrllw. considering their old hnll a* the senate this month, i» going t>» practice* medicine at nlnety-itcven. Mn ancient poet enlth lhaj. Prayers. Al a whiat party an unmarried lady ,| unlit for such wide-awak# gMetnbl- be u candidate next .term to huvcocI \Th« crippled daughters are of God: won a consolation prlau which proved 1 ..ar*, hay.. rrpai»il~Hte-Min<* at un Jaime, bent and seamed wtlh many Apply Sloan's Freely for Luinbaip. 1; to bu a small drekied doll In tnalo ate which means a new -cJntorLil candi­ Your attacks of Lumbago are .not > >,iurnl*ned. there will be no liner room date must bo picked out from th!« tire. Unwrapping the toy. the donor And bleeding fromlhn rodt nearly no hopeless aa they Mi>m. ; [I of its kind In the State. district tint tlme.-^cnurloltc Itefiub. dltcovcred that thn head had been, You can relievo them almost in- , ‘ >! Albion itrelf seems to b- caVhing I lean. broken off. “Never mind." exclaimed Rtn dad nuppllanta nt Henven's gate. stantly I... by a simple nnnllnnI application of L .Until. n ol.nnls Inn nf . »Bl othorwlm It la with Thanks: the recipient, good Mtnradly. "I wiU ■J Sloan's sloan'B Liniment ,<llllIIiruv Ol w UH „ ' on, lw the back and und As children, ffowar-Otwwned ■ prixo It all the more on that account. |oinH Lumbago i» a form of rheu-, ; pane of gljtm, when tho burglar or un air of business and solid pros­ to tile buainrea -hliH-ks on the north perity that Is not unpleasant to lie ­ side uf Htntistreet, adjoining the post elate. i burglar* were probably frightened It'a «hc drat man that ever lost his matlm« one! yields perfectly lot hold. Many new houses have been office. It was erected by W. H. They climb in joyous rank*! I head over me in af*. my life. IISloan Rlnan’’a H which which n<>nr>Lratns penotratas auieklv quickly r»-nt with farmci Stein, nf the firm uf Holcomb & Hake, all in through the aoro. ’ tender n. u Nawtoe Go,' laughing. playful of Indianap<>li*. and I? In charge of mUMlM, limberfl up the back and r<.Mt ■toek>3«£jitl brought tho following prices on the makes it feci fine. Get a bottle of n,o v k,,. tyarr-owneM. building a new up- dates mentioned in this market: Oct. will all be occupied os soon a* com­ Grand luiplds. "rowd back our moaning Prayers, 25 cents of ir, , a Uttlq inlnd often sen the uobe- Sloan's Liniment for Tho old Stone Mill, which ! lief without seeing tho btllaf ot a any .Inwi.l and Save II talhe "•*' « •11.23. and tho pries op-mod pleted. ••Man aendu by us his only gift— has withstood tho disintegrating ef­ council >n 'Friday evening- nothing house—against colds, sore and Y" hr,ar *hu -- , , this morning nt 11.20. nnd »e doui t ; Urge one.—Holmei. And oaks for naught Today'" swollen Joint*, rheumatism, ncu- | ^<1 a valuable choke to death on ryot that It wllj reach 11.23 bejpre fects of ’time for thirty-four years ralgia, sciatica and like ailments, i Mendax r«|lnce th.' liability insurnight. Improved. Dr- John Robert* had hi« h»u*r' iic city pumping Matlot* '‘honograph record* imported into i In RumIu brick* made of coal duat Your money back if not gatislled, We omitted to notice but week the M- U but it does give almost instant re- i moved to the lot next north of th<> 100 to 15 000 eloquent sermon of Rev. I. N. Crulief—Adv. । I’reabytcrUn church. .PMONhlp. tenden, tv the I'resbyterlan chun h. ' ____________ Mr**ra. Bentley Bro*. A Wilkins ' ---------are bihlding another Mory on ton'of the Sabbath morning previous. But <>n Monday R their xajih nnd blind factory LOCAL NEWS ■ ■ ■ ■ ....... ।■। । ■■ < ■ ■■*■ | Wheat U obtaining a large growth. ■ liamg la u veteran of the nvli wn I but the insect la aUo largely growing Intereating, and commended Itself II lb- wilt r. turn In a few week* aa tl • treatment,* are improving hlg eight. Mr._J7L.' Wilkins has returned" from . . .v . . - ar. enu (Jrtnd JiraLMreare-MaBim, W4< Jun,.|b>n his eastern trip and looks as though robot. on Thursday evening, was hon­ ■hooting-rabbit'', but otter game la |Jrnt< ,iri< vl,lUnt Alr jrtnmiu-, Mr< ored hy the presence of M. W. G. P. ■hy and ■care**. he might have enjoyed it Mrs. BcnJ. Rose will-entertain the Palmer, and Grand Treasurer, Harri­ Hiawatha L-odg.- of it--bekalM. N’ > ; Flam Penfiopk. Mr. b'nmm ia mar.son G. Soule of Jackson, nnd a very tober Unci. Gentleman arc Invited pk-nsant and profitable evening, to day November 20. Ml inethlxfil in • pony'* mini* at Grand Ju:ic'.tun. Mr. especially rrqUMtc'd to be pr> «vnt. . Stamm resided in South' । Itutiand Perhaps wc have, but we do not re.-! passed beneath the shadow ^of our The union •Thank»glvlng service. 30 year* »g». He left In the aprifig member to have ever known the mer- | tent. •“ will bo held at the Meth .dint E; cury to stand at 9S degrees tn the; Th Boar# of .Supervisors organlxod copat‘church. Rev. Carrol !_ P„: ited on -mmr land.-. Four shade In October., till thia one. I after considerable difficulty, by -the will give the sermon. \? Messrs. Cook A Ilogera have worked I election of Eli Nichols us chairman, up a splendid meat btMtneae. and so nnd ,no following standing cbmmltbusy are they that they keep almost constantly a third hand. Equalization:—Merara Manchester. Wild turkeys are reported to lie L-ipham. Ford. Polly. Bartram. Reed, plenty and that squirrela ore begin­ crib, large wagon shed, hug house and silo; these buildings are nil well painted und on good ed In clruuij court lari week. ba« ning to put in a greater appearance and Mack. foundation*. U'ls farm has a good ateel windmill and tanks, good orchard and plenty of. small Finance;—Mesarn Hicks. Mark, heen adjourned tintll- Tuesday. Nov. | The hvwapuprra ««n Friday i Cock, Newland and Nye. fruit. The location is good, about seven miles from Hastings and three miles from R. R. Station. fore. ) nounerd th-» death m bailie <>f Tho price 1« 11200. Terms 11500 down, balance 1100 per year and Interest at S per cent, would ~Mr. and Mrs. R. D- Underhill leavdi Why pay long prices when you . Brrns today of tomorrow for the State o.*;4’!*"0’consider house and lot In Hasting* as part payment. ' can buy the best quality and olytiM■ t New York, to spend three month* .. Co.unl> nu!llnK’’ MeMr’ of Jewelry and Silver for tower'J.hlrd of the Hitki- of Iti-hmond with the parents of Mr. Underhill. ,------- .. . ... ------- . ----... ..mi. Ja-rd Gordon-lawmog Apportionment: •wiand. go acres clay loam soil and Ilea level, about two acres of watte land T»«I*nce under cultiva­ Mr. II. I* Newton la building a verAid. No. 1 of the I'rcabyterian nerved in ih«- t<outh African w.ir and and* on th* two front aldeu of the; tion; the farm is well fenced and has two good wells; tha housa has ten rooms In good repair church cleared 115.90 from the rn-'ln Chink. The name if G< rd.->ii-Ia-nNowton Houtoe, vix. on State and Creek | tertafnment given by Mr< Cherryman noy -iundii v ry uMiiraf to folks ‘n qnd cost better then lt,700; tho barn is 11 by 44 full bsaementjthora la abrn granary, com crib itnrets. If will add greatly to the ’last week at 'the - Preahyteriu. Haeilno, .inn ' i probably >nuhdM and tool house. Tills farm is threo and one-half miles from Hastings and In a fine ineatlom looks of than popular h<m»e. church. | mor.- natural to trusting folk* in The price l« 17300. Terms |!.S00^down balance nn contract. Tho merchant* throughout the William McKnlght. Gardner Chid-1 Charlotte, for th, fu$|tlt. "ViM-ount” country all ray they are doing a To whom it may concern:—Take t-kier and JaiVerne Sutton have nccui I'hlltp Cnsnio <lonton-ls>ni:nx, who larger burfnc>« at present than eve,*! notice the offer of a Reward for the SO acre** sand and gravelly loam soil and Iles, gently rolling, nearly all under cultivation before, arul that'peopla are paying aa|arr*at of John L Fish, late of the city Bunday School at the older hoy*' Y. • county cir-'ult court. < with eight .acres of good clover; tho fences arc good and there is a good well of water;the’house they go. Snore than foxmerly. “ *' ■ •- * *»—• M. C. A. conference which will b«> j r« la!L«- I the Dull' Hastings, .Oct. 15th. 1179. has seven rooms In good repair: tho barn ta»*0 by £4; there is also tool -house, hen house, com gumption/has done it. Henry HoughuMw. Sheriff crib and hog house. This place is seven and one-half mllra from Hustings and one-half mile to Membera of the Women'* Bark Im­ at Red Ilkbon Hall, on Sunday after­ provement Aaeoclation arc. Indignant Correspondence. 1 . ovcr depredation* of yoUngalcnt noon. able and eloquent addresses ------------- ...------------- --------- Albion. Oct. «th. 1X7S who have defaced the «one fountain ot Rutland^and Jamee Clarke of thii EDITOR BANNER:—A glnnou^ i and damaged »om« of the henehea In pound for Croup. Oity. ■'--------------------------...------ . time hue com, for Albion College, j tne park .... , Croup *-rouy sear*a sciree you. .The ,*ne loud iouo hoarse noa.*-* Mr- Gee. D. Bibcock presented to I| :Not far yws ^are so many students! Milas -and • I*»o WuiKorff haXo. crtnipy cough, choking «ad gr»i>tnr Q. Jg. Kva|n of tha BANXak office!' v | been in uttFadgncv. and there are rs i purchuwfj from Un Klvtri Pennock 1 for breath, labored breathing, cell tnr LhlB ns arsing, a uplendld wtnt»r raUMi t; Utjaany new xmcwi that the older claue- the Brodeur proparar gt 8- Michi- i immediate relief. Tbe *wry tint do*' weighing ghaut Mvva pwundr. It I. 'tlmea wonder -whether t}iey are not ran Ave.’ and xvuinut btreet. «nd hate of Faley's Honty and Tar Compowi r- the Btrangen. for they are almost tn' begun upon it tho erection of a bars will master the aroun. It cute tbn nscourse, aueh ap..... I---.-; thick .. . . mucua, ej«a« . *___ the -w_-_ __ 1_ tha minority. Of ia dtmeaMons. They wtll ke«p <w»y phhjnu Illlei®® oE Interest lira B'as&ga Arf VicMty Tterty-Eve Years Ag® I EASTINGS. MtCSMAN to have outlook i> pleasing to tb*<W who have ia It h«anr«i. ta*m« an! other Oqulp- and opana up and e»aaa th* air paw­ meat tHdonglnj to Walldorff Broth-1 ages.—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. faet stork op Friday wight’ last. The and bring* Joy alike tn Faculty and putt)' ha* been cut off of one largo| students. Austria's population is I �in th» Cliy Meals j *.«'.*3 No matter whether you want a Rood square meal, or only a lunch, you can get'just what you want here. No matfer how much ol a hurry you may lie in, ”bat you order is served so promptly that you will lx pleased, and "Club" meals and lunches arc so delirious and appetiziac that you'll be perfectly satishod in that respect, too. - Club” Lunch C. D. Barnaby Jefferson St. Hastings, Mich. J Jhmea B. Chilson. De- wraad. Burdettv UfWW. administrator of Mid estate. l'omr« into court I an.l renrrwenta that he 1. iirmn 1 -*» succes«i(iti, or Hint he eniiM a cupy of Ihia order to be served on ------------------------------------------------- Jeacli of the said non-resident de.ki».«nnnn-------------------------fendunti nt least twenty days beMurtpapo bah** : foro th«» time pre-cribed for their Whi'rrus, default has been mude । appearance. CLEMENT SMITH. In the payment <>t Use money se­ Circuit Judge. cured by a mortgage dahNi the Dated. Oct. 9tb.I0U. Ninth day of August in the year A. RALPH I- ALDRICH, ''—' D. RW. by Frank W. Smelkcr and Solicitor- for Complainant Mazie I- Smelker, his wife of theBuMnrM address, 509 Moffat Bldg., Detroit, Mich. ,7-wks Village of Lake Odessa, Ionia tkainly, Michigan, to Fannera and .Mercbanta Bank of lake Odessa. Order For Publication. Ionia bounty, Michigan, which said glaJ(» ()f Michigan, Tha Probate mortgage was recorded in the of- Court for the County of Barry, tlrsi Of Hie register of deeds of the At a session of said court, held al ..r ... ,b”! Or derod. north 0M-h>lf mil* nut ot monumont iquiro, or om Md Md-tait irrtloo WMt of Cortton Contor, or 4 mdu south nnd one mile ent ol FrMtxrt, Section 20 Corlton tws MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. pound hla profile- of hearing. In the Haetlnga HANNER. rwwwpaper printed and circulated Ini Polnt*Hopo was | a village of 1.000 1 Inhabitants, and i a Clement Smith, . Circuit Judge, Fifth Circuit, acting , Bay Move coll, coming 3 pre. Bay Gelding Colt, 1 yr. old. COWK social. Tboweath- John Bright on Peace. John Bright's atibllme figure of the your other siatiooa. and I’m hoping Angel uf Dratli has passed Into a for tho same or bettar at Point Hope. cotnnsonpiac-’ of journalism, and And remember, always consider your dignity." "I certainly shall do the beet I can.” aimoei equally well known from the opening word-: "I am not. nor did In due time Mr. Hudson arrived at Point Hope. The population turned to the peroration: "And. even it I out to meet him. Ho was himself were alone, if m> volte were the until within ten miles of tho town, aolltary one raised amid the din of and then he became somebody else arms aud tho clamors of a venal He put on the mantle of dignity as press. I should have the consolation advised by hla chief. How It worked 1 have tonight and which I trust was told in the comments of the poowtll.be mine to the last moment of pie when they came to compere notes. ■ I told him I'd like to play checkword that coulfl promote tho aqtran- era with him." said Uncle Riley, "and he glared like a January blitthe spilling of one single drop of my xard." and neighIlihto KOGti. | FARM TOOLS. | , Hot Lunch it Moon. | , I TERMS OF SME will be given on per cent. Noth Ing hands with him and asking about bio family.'* said the landlord of the tf I waa secoafi class. I don't bollovo rival be was being discussed by motflsr snd daughter. A young Aan had escorted Marian and another girt to tbe signal elation and Introduced them. They were received with altogether too much courtesy and dignity to.please them. • He is a gentleman, mother,” said tha daughter, "but he freezes one. I don't believe the governor puts on the dignity that Mr. Hudson does." "Well, dear, be may be quiet and undemonstrative among strangers. oul ,, ba gets acquainted." • A gathering took place Mod Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer Undacldad. Higher Tsiko W. .Oto w, ru4u|T11 bllh„ „,ta b^lu„ „ . .HI b« totoi.I.bHl ,t th. death certificate recently submitted- do not recognite tbe height ot tboae by a native doctor at on Inquest In! wo .have. Trying to be kind and bonfar away India. "I think she died, or lost her life for want of food, or on:------- -----w r»r ml... rt «. I account of starvation end perhaps for •.» h>rolc moij.—e. stevcnson. other things ot her comfortables, and i most probably sbo died by drowning.' | Gamblers in a Kansu City hotel . rmi-mue of the ri»in< ‘ <«w»rding the natlv. ankco Hoodie." played on a plaao and are adopting shoe [and Euioprag designs. The mother was the only one of 'the party who read the young man truly. a'4‘ । । ®a,»‘ a , *”S DDmI in said court her petiI I dnthon. S3”1 day of Beplem-, tl0U praying that fur rea-ons thero... .1,1 -'feted she may be licensed to her daughter Farmers and Mtrrhanla Bank, %.|| t|u< rvul estate of said deceased think I , . Mortgagee. «t private sale. Thdnnas Jobn-on. It lg ordered, thld the 20th day of >en you can read a rock!* u . r UlnTyMfor Mi‘’rl8as%. November Ar I). 1911, at ten o'clock the bulky reply. mi*•»i;'4nM A,Wre"e' odeMa»iln tjie forenoon, at Mid probate ofaucnrgan. 'flee. Im and is hereby appointed stiff and formal." w.-.-ji .'."i"_________ I;.......... ..... ■______ l for hearing said pi-titinn; **I shan't put myself out to enter1< 1h Furtlier Ordered, That pub(JI.VM.ERl ORDER. He notice thereof be given by pub­ '< I tain such a polar bear!” State of Michigan, in the Circuit licatfon of a copy of this order, for; "You see If he doesn't begin to ■ Quirt for lhe County of Barry, In three successive weeks previous to Ry Chancery. \ . — ,J—■ said day of hearing, in tbe Hustings saa I believe be la. be can’t hold to MARTIN E. GALVIN, Hanner, it newspaper printed and It many weeks. Yanit see a change circulated in raid county. Complainant, In him when ho calls and finds us Clement Smith. . CUARI.ES E. ROLAND, Circuit Judge, fifth circuit, aclWhen Mr. Hudson had bold th* 1 mg Judge- of Probate. • fc-........ BDWARD U HHELU * ■ RI.ECTA A. SIH’LL. • Al run copy. . RICHARD KOWALSKI, GRACE HAUER. least one-belt. This, they contended. DAVID IL REEDER, Iteguter of Probate.I STEPHEN B. TODD. Ik’fendaiitM. “. enough to satisfy Miss Marian, who Order For I'ubUeallun • W* said to her mother: Suit (•ending Ju the raid Cuvuil Slate if Michigan. Tho Probata' Q»url for the County of Barry, in..Court uu "When Mr. Hqdaon shows that he for Hi- County T>f Harry. 1 T Chancery, on Hi>* Oth day of October. « a m iwtpn »f auld «un, livid i.l i Is human as other man. maybe -1 At tJ . A. D. HHi.' In this suit, it apt»-arhig (iio proiMte orth-e. In lhe City of! ,on(* shall begin to likpiNm.” * .. from llie affidavit of Ral|di h. Aid- h ,. llactlngA. lii Mild cuunty, on the 3l*t _ . * r^, Calumet. Queerly enough, there was-svideace rich. on hie. that I In- defendants. - - - • f<jr <1 uhr use In millumi of kitchens has (no cd that Calumet is highest not only tn of ft next day. Hax appeared at the Charles E. llnknid. Richard Kowal­ Present: Hon. Clement Smith. oaa/cr but In Iftfvettkg fanotraa well—un- house and challenged her to ride wHh ski and-David II. Reeder, arc nut felling I n n-sult s pate to the extreme and him on his new tandem bicycle. She icddriiK of tbe Stale of Michigan, of Prutxile. ' wonderfully oT.nocilcd in u*e. Arie your accspted at om-a, and they had a ttv» hut are resident* of tlie State of In lhe Matter df the'Estate of *_ <-.1___ .__ _ Illinois. nnd that I hr* defendants, William l-ondrn. Deceased. ' Elecla A. Shull and F.-kvard I.. Owen l.owdrq having hied In wild Shull, an- not Nwidents of the stale. court liU petition praying that lit* Received Highest Of Mnhluan but resMcnH of the ritual o ..t.0MIU UH the sudden, terrific nnd awful change account us aumimaira.or udmlnlatraior of ’oi l '"‘)UOU "I ““W -»<«<« nllnwed and that she bad hoped for took place. Ridi-li I. Aldfirh, Mdicitor for said coitjplainaid. it i- order,d that flu qiMrlbuied unions pfore a thundershower, when the bi- Awards ayclc ran over a hog on tho highway .and the riders were sent flying into itha bushes. Marian was not much from the LnHed mates. paint hla bouse front at least once a year. Another city pro.toi»n Is that front of the building Ilf which hu AUCTION SALE of Freeport Tuesday, Nov. 24th Commencing at 10 o'clock a m., I otter tta following doioiW pnparty HOKhKS. Milburn Farm Wagon lied l*olc lcl». muiI Durlmni Cow, a ycura old. duo in Pair Kudghe. Cutler SjHittcd Cow, • yrr/old. duo iu March. The above ore -plciidiil oow*>, now giving milk. Corn Dodger CulUiatnf. HOGS U. f. C\ Hn^l bow. wL 100 bharpK* No. 3 Oi S Young Sows 7 uioeitiis old wt, 300 HAY AN© GRAIN 600 busbeis bortcd Cursi. x ‘ ' 13 toiu of Hay. Hot Lunch at Noon she beard ronin one exclaiming. As aho sat up she recognised Mr. Hudaon's voice. A« she dragged heraelf to T m«c. that MsmwotJM* w iMtr, mW. •»« 1 a erixlS. amount 1 yut'a ttaa will ba |l»en saw him "belting* tha bog with a club. on bankable notes with Inttmt at I per ci«t And ’ Cirvult Judge, I'lf’b Circuit. 2o". ' VWw&v’4?F'ju'1-"* °f aft-r Hn- dale of this order lh<-i • ,rue complainant ratnw a notice of this; Ur ' Uttu r r to he publiehml in The Has-J ..ruk,le tniaw Bamitr. <• newspaper printed..’ * i l-iiptinfi.-’d ami circulated in said'------- —■ —----------— iteumy of Barry, and that «aid puborder For l*ubiMntii>n. licaiit-it be eonlimmt therein at’ State qf Mlablaan, The m.-i.^ta Irasl once every Wvvl^ for eix weeks p'uurt for the Covnty of Barry. | Nbtwithstanding the tact that Chile Having sold my farm and will quit farming I win mH at public auction on wtat Is known as tlie old Crouse farm, 5 miles north and 1 mile west uf Hastings monument, and 3 nriias smith Th® an I in d> fault HiereM. -jid bill wilt <-m ul»ter in »«id cauniy Iw ,.k......».r?«i to• ,.bjon,.; ‘ offices in Turkey. Mr. considerably, but not enough to es­ cape censure. Tbe majority said that bls attitude belonged in a New York drawing room. Miss Marian met him with a smile, but at the look of dig- tori. Ihanr. Boutl, . rirtl ro*. c.rrml Juris,■. nrtb eitrulb vliaf thence ea*t Twenty-two feet. juliBe probate thence north eight rods to th-i in Matter of the Estate of place of beginning, situate In the j„;"ph \<tan" until wttW fcr. Carl A. Kmckorbocker, Prop. Two of tha most Interesting people In Point Hope were the Widow Wel­ come and her daughter Marian. It was Mid ot them that they had the nicest bouse and tbe most money, and no one disputed that the daugh- educated-young lady among thorn liRfs, to ’wit.—-Comintncfng at etx- t^. pmbato office, tn the city of Iran tori w«l or tbo bortb-ra.l H;,.(insr. in .aid rmuity. m thu corner of lot 8ev4n, Block Five, -kj.i. , » number A D toil Lhrnrr ronnlng W.-H Ttonlr-lwu ‘ pkaSl; Ito,!, a.torai Smith, <i<'iii-. Edward I.. Shull. I’.h-cta A. RliuJf. Chark**! E. Rul.iiul. Richard Epwabdu and David H. Rwdrr Im, x„ •hl..>.:d wuhm four months fr„m m tbe fora noun, at «id protara orti.e. • i!’'Ir.'S I1' "n 11 *d'*" "f i,nd “ h'rvuy appointed fur hourtni’ip apiMmraip-t- that th< • cau* ’ .Ing wild petition; . X -?'• ,i‘r “ b» Further ONrmL That public pl;, ni lo bo M n.ul a e..|.y Him..-, '....... : Of to bi- served ->n the coniplii.'n- ...nun tor । Al. wtlrj>..r n.lun TO,nW dog. ;h„„ Commonclng <t ton o'clock slurp, I offor tho tollowini property married or not, was expected to take a hand tn tha social game. Hewnwhile thu bead of tbe weather public auction,-io the highest bid-!A true copy, •ter, at the east door of the Court Grace Bauer, house in the city of Hastings, tn Register of Probate, said county of Barry, on lhe 28lh. •lay of December A. D. WIL at ten: Order for Publication. .. o’ernck in the forenoon ... nf that’ State uf Michigan, tin* Probate <l«r: wbidi Mid prgui.w, an <1«- Crn.rt tor tl.» Cuunty nt Barry. i, \ ' « ——--------------K h|tT> , __ y. Point Hope o'clock in the forenoon, at said pro­ bate dike, b.- and UJiercby uppo|£it•d for hearing said petition; If is Further Ordered. Thht public notice thereof be given by publica­ tion 7>g a copy of this order, for ihrec °A‘ '?"• 87lh day of October, A. D. MHL No. IBu. on the irih day of Augj>r.-Miit: Hon. Clement Smith, u-l in the year A. D. Ial eUhliCirouil JlltJ f|f(h eireu|U acliug «clock a. m. And whereas, tin- ju,iB1. pmbatc country's blood." amount churned to be due on Mid . . u ' . .. mortgage at Liu- tiate of this no- ..,n ***? ,.of. JL**® 0 °f lice is the sum ot Sixteen Hundred Minmi B. Mankti, Deceased. Fifty and 73-Hki «l(J50.75' Dollars John L. Broughton, as adtniiiisof principal'mid inlet ent. and the < rotor, having Hird in said court further *utn of Thirty AtO.OO his petition praying that for reaDollar- as an attorney fee atipw-<eons therein dated that he may be kitrtl for m Mid mortgage and'lirrnsesl lo sell the real edale of wbirh is the whole amount claim-{said deceased at private sale, ed lo lie unpaid on said mortgage; It jc ordered, that the S3rd day of which amount* to the sum of Six-1 Nov ember A. D£ tOtl at ten o'clock lean llundn-d Eighty -<nd 75-IW): m the forenoon, al said probate ofDollars, and no suit or proceeding. tie,., be and is hereby appointed for having been instituted at law to hearing said petition; ™o..r tl» d«bi now nnuninii „ i( , url|1H. Ord,rt. T)„| ’“.‘I liiortwig''. or any .....ill.- nolle., hr given b, S'1 I irnblteatmn or a mp, or U», oru.r, j.1. (oniamr.lm aa.n morUag., WMi, ■ *, 1KI*’J!; - >. lu ‘a'd of Koorinir. in lhe ¥LtaSV“«,|”e baAeh a no«wai>«r giv, n. that by-virtue of the said • pi-jutand circulated in Mid power of safe, and in pursuance of । in 8*“" k tha statute in such case made and; e ■ iirovided. tho said mortgage will. i.lonvnl Sunth. fore<fused by a sale nf the!. Circuit Judge, fifth circuit, actprcmises therein described. nt ing Judge of Probate. . By CLARA INU DgACON. In charge for a couple of years waa addicted to th. haMt at dm» atonal spreaa. and md aq. order for distribution I and that he be discharged R«xiat< FaaaI HilttAiHidAMiAMtfd LvHuI jlUVCrilMBCM* A also: "Lie tn tin road, wl nuisance?" And likewise: can go to Texan! I'm through with this dignity nouaease!" And when tha girl reached home she said to her mother: "I shall be engaged to Mr Hudson wlthflC four BANNEtt WANT ADVA PAY. i Ho prepwU re­ moved until settled for. M. M. BRftCKNEY^Propriator. COL. W. H. COUGH J.' E. EDWARDS AUCTIONEER CLERK �Health Week >k slowly until meat I* tender, iva from water, cool spriakl* I pour around on* an S stoa D*»W>n »n*r.’ 1 ,Ofcf Identity.* rm simply known u_i 'Mary's band.’ "—Fun.. IThe little Kiri For Cleaning Zinc. wipe cnrefnlf> with a dry Then apply keroasno oil and rhero. ,"" to>. C1.U.allow night. ... with' a soft "My darling," she murmured, "you ere so grand, so noble, when you Her Rival. Madso. How was it you didn't have a nine limo <>nt'yachtlug? Marjor!-. It was so very stormy that Chdrife had hi* hands full with the sails all the lime and could do Blacks, Polishes. Preserve* cRusset “Oil Paste” Thare jj a Difference in FUishe* WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Wc nay you lhe HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy aud sell on a LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME ol business at a SMALL PROFIT. II you have never dealt with ua, why not give us a trial. DETROIT ths photographic exhibit together. ETom ths flrat, Winifred was uneasily conscious of sothrthing strango tn tha attitude of- her friends. They would 1 Business University , ^Z'j Don’t Have To the bed clothing, too, ao for thu reas­ on both undurcolthlng aud bed cloth­ degrees o% suspicion or amusement, ing must oe thoroughly boiled in or­ and express themselves in mystifying der tu destroy them. terms. They passed Into ths alcove where TOOK HOYT AT HIS WORD Fou drink coffee “substitutes,“ FIRE INSURANCES so-ctilied health drinks or otliar unuu&Ioaory compounds. Science and invention hayd ; tolvod the cullce jh'oblcm. I represent • oom- Vacuum CUcigo, hliBiziA & Siglnt H, R. Ci. huj^oved Mnrch ». iota i Coffees i nte ^cod-whole coffees—with ,| ftdl navor, strength and aroma— ' '.tfintclv dem and whclcsom— L :lh- PA Abstract Uh Monty to loin oi■u fleet Rstete H*sl . Lrthc piutur.* ut*pr«piirink thaw amsse Ilatata sold on coiutm.'.p *.on. Densrai , ro thuy w.H na< prow ia>;umtbKsHedis> ------------------ T •*' turixisiojx-rsucaorccruimcuipartursaa. • t Abstract Books uirr.phtd from the, itecurd* can *urnl*b complete Ab- VagUURl Improved Co frees streets------------------------------------------------------ ot o pound uro ' ,u n-sluy <O *ny coUses sold st 11 JOHN M. COULD - -------IHoney Back If Not Satisfied LAWYER Office over Grigsby Pbode 17a Brooke Order a pound of Vacuum HASTIROS, MICHIGAN PROFFESSIONAL CAROS A. *C.A1. HAHBiik, i Physicians ritil Surgeon*. Call* in city o* country, reaponded to with promptn***, day or night. H making her way across tho fields that separatedjter aunt's garden from tho sou. She must travel a quarter of the Uttlo old bathing • 1mllo to .. reach . house which was one of a few that dotted the lonely store. Stepping from the doorway after having attireti heraelf for her swim. Winifred paused to look over tbu wmurea pauso, autumnal acene , jj i || j IM ■ ' 1 j Improved CoH’cu from your grocer lad-iy; uae tho full pound, end if yoe have cau w to cvwplain ol' hannlhl efiects to lu-od, heart or Monwli, t«kc beck tho i->npty package, tbe ftrocer evil chtfvrfully reiuml wLu you p*ul far the cutlw and wo will nriaibursc him in full '.ira^uc, Warner & Co. cinCABo. u.s. a. Run.” It was thu habit of Charles II. Hoyt, io draaxallst, tn invito almost everyidy he mot to'coino up and spend a homo in New Hampshire. "Come up and stay a couple ot he had talkod for * few moments. "Glad to have you. I need company up there " One night Iljyt, UeA Dasher, W. 11. Currlu. Frank McKo* and several oth­ er honso guests of Hoyt* were sit­ ting on thu vefanda of Hoyt'* Mummer house waiting fox dinner. The train bad fuel arrived and thvy saw unsold farmer und bls wife coming up tho path. “Who arc they?" asked Hoyt. "1 never saw them before." "Tho dickens you didn’t,” replied Currie. ' That Is that old yap and hla wife you talkod to over at Spnugfleid and Invited to visit you." “Oh, well," raid Hoyt, “uuytu* they are just coming in to dlnuor. They will take tho night train back.” hired man behind thu farmer and his wife and wheeling a big trunk on a wheelbarrow. "No, by George!" shouted Hoyt, “they arc here for a run!" Aud they stayed a tgonth. U ouicai buffer ’tferribly From Kidney- -I ruulik.1 Aruuud on her feel ull day—nu | wonder a woman 1km> laiukaclw, lu.id-j ache, stiff <r«i>iien joints, weariness, pour slcup uiul kidney trouble. .Faley Kidney 1*1!Is give quick relief for these trapblM. They strengthen tha kidneys—take nwr.y tin- aches, pain an«J weurinre* Make Ilf.* worth Hr. lug again. Try A’ulcy Kidney 1’llls ■Arthur Mulholland.- tion of snapshot pictures. A group of acquaintances were halted before tho, gem of ths collection and each one eyed Winifred curiously as she approectfed. There was a young girl with outstretched arms und hair tunned to tho breaxc. Her supple form showed gracefully against the-background of sea and sky, and bar features were radiantly distinct In tha morning sunahtne. A title was given—“A Native | Type.” For a moment Winifred stood transfixed before tbe betraying photo­ graph. The next Instant Dunstan Calrd, the | artist, waa arrested at tho head pt tbe ■tatrway by a’ whirlwind vision. A feminine voice wus challenging him. Even In that momeut* Winifred saw that tha man had tho appearance of a guntlcoun aud was In fact, puszied at her attack. picture on exhibition. How dare you ' make a laughing’ stoef of me?" "Why, I—I never—* began the ar­ tist, but Winifred Cashed out anpw. ’ “It Is my picture. I remember that day welL You m'.u.t have boon spying somewhere around. It must be re"The picture* shall *oom«. down at once,” he declared, “f cannot tell I you how sorry 1 am for my blunder.” Three months later a brunette young woman smartly dressed in broadcloth and fur* posed before the camera of an artist from Philadelphia. "This is for my privaiw collecUon." remarked Dunstan Calrd. “Can you suggest a fitting title. Winifred?" "Surely," smiled tho girl teaalu/lr. "Why not ’A Native Type.” Dunstan? 1 “Taken by Dunstan Calrd " Eton aa Winifred mnnsured tha Blgulficaut words she was caught In an eager, loving embrace; and thalr laughter, mingled joyously. Bat then, already I BANNER WANT AJIVB. PAY, „ iK" | H CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO, HX.^ j. Op. C. LiS. hm57 Hittlsp — “But yon won't mind If I put.lt on ( again today, where there * nobody lo i see? I'll oven sneak out by way of ' th. UcM doOI-t Aunl pn»cllU." _ -. . . ....... S Smith Bros. Volte & Co. .. ,.■■■-------------- > ' ' wearing that thing, every day. right afore all those folks? Winifred Bow* With the amount of sickness which we have gmong us in this vicinity and considering the wonderful spread of the dread hoof and mouth disease among the cattle of this state, any good authority will advise you to use nothing but pasteurized dairy products. Think of it! the state compels all creameries of Michigan to pasteurize all skim milk before it can be sold to fanners for hog feed. Should we not be as careful of what we eat? Drop the prepared fruit Into boiling Wstfr. and'ixMiUnue the boiling until I ‘E** Crystal Pride* ’ a silver fork will easily pierce It. In I another kettle, (of granite) nuke . thiti sirup, u>flri« enough sugar to • sweeten the fruit.* Remove ■ . • Ute ij peaches from the water and drop WAGNER’S FONDNESS FOR PET them carefully into the boiling MT'ip. , AU»w u>.m >. r» Ov. m.».j 'I"”' “ '• .•» •*“? CuniM-tl GraiHM. *®Y rT" *>eYn be*,e<*d •**! Great Musician's Devotion to Hi* Doo Wu»h th* bunuhea. pick off the Arm Ulin, then tmnsfor tbohi to clean jars. 1 A,tarput now rubbers in place. All the jar*; 'ummere-oh. I could shout for joy at . .. 8 aa firm!)- an poaaltU without crushing 'to overflowing with the ballioff sirup ‘ tho very bigness of ft all.-" In It* Intensity. But Winifred waa hot alone evan are thoroughly b*atvnl: thia as a rule there. Coming down tbe winding Richard Wagner'f fondness for bls take* from twenty tu thirty minute*. Peach Butter. path that led from the lighthouse, a Wash the peaches and rsniu.c the man stopped as he caught sight of faithful dog.Papg is stall known. At », ‘b" ““ •5“‘ •“ “• fuxx. but do nut peel them.* Place u>. .0...T7 nIur. » “ L,“™ ,0*??.“'^"...: Croam two aupful* of sugar with them In a granite kettle, with a little ...a -n.,.: .» or u» wtw. u, ouu aupful uf butter. Add three water and etew th uni until they are bathing," ha reflected, shilling the- * d sometimes. In his walks with beaten c-gg* and flavor with lemon very tender, then run them through a ■mall rim.ri h. wu r>n-vtn> “I ,lla do’- <,‘Jt'la,rn «loud against hi* tie « wasOer carrying. 1 , .. a.°' .... juleo and a little of the grated rind. colander to remove the aeed* and anuui »ond.rcamera It I cooU Mr .“™r T“'“ "" "“h b““' Bift Into* the mixturn enough flour to skin*. Put th" pulp Into a clean «» >. ■. ._a .u a v, ward and forward, barking and snapI tnuku the dough *<lff enough to han- prcM-rvtng kettle and sweeten It te idk, roll ihin.'eut out end bake. 1, J ’ “■ "“"I"- "’Hr" ««» ™thick ami ofl a rich color; during thia wui h. . color « ’■«“■»- tun,M „ proeese oouaUnt aud vigorous stirring n. ert on U.. und. .« MIuMllr ,om, 0„,„ cll, p<p< ,im„ . Experiments »h<Ar that cotton-reed 1s nnviMsury' to prevent burning. consc oua receive a present as well a* the other meal make* a palatable, nourishing While the butter I* Mill hut seal It In When W Inlfrod reappeared after her aciabcr!l. „r lho faimly. -Pepe ,Wlln’ ttlero WM °® ou* c'** on ***• colvsd- them joyfully," he writes to a when mixed with earn meal or 'wheat Rcmedlut Ut Destroy V cnulu. ' | friend after one of these excursions. flour. A pound of digestible pro­ Rested her brief the time rnmn tein 1* fifteen times as expensive ii* Children at school and thrir'iidur* I , . and . -rsjuvanated — ,, , by - — .. When — - — - »— .. fur tho little life also in unknown ways are often hn-| •°J°uni In tho Utile old-fashioned vll- fU ba ended \V.. .i-r scarcely left th* mlli-itod and annoyed by finding Bower* appeared aidr* Hs H eveu put off tsro ......... llc«> I ’•* - “. * Winifred ------------- . d> ing dr- < ..w... EsttactHiurna bpUilterw. on the hair, bead 1\» aud thnlr bodlre.. and «mong bur town friends. Wonder* day* an important jeurm-y because of The qplukret w*r to dispose, of the' Ing comment* and compliments greet-' peps’ lUnes* ami death. He writes po»t« i* (beginning at lhe hrhd) to ad her from all sides. afterward to bi* friend Pror: “He - the affected part Ugitlly over the waah lho hair—wot it thoroughly wlih 1 — "How did you menage it—after such died in my arms on the night uf the Then cover It for eight a strouuou* soison?" a*kpd one of her ninth, paMinp au. 'wlt'.u.-.r. a »<>uud. asuk. so a* to prevent lhe steam es­ keroMiir. caping. Till* Will soften tho flesh hours with a towel or night cap. takUMS uaru tu awu —‘l iron, tn* urc. ,ntlmaU Wentfe. Tou'ro looking as quietly aud peacefully, on Hi nrnrand draw the splinter to th« Mirtauo. Afler the kmvwena kL mW well fr*Mh “ tta Provertlsl daisy, while! row wa burled him in the garden be ntu lho hair for hours the Insect* arc ,b * re*t”of * "" * positively jaded•«<* *’- thu **«• —** ’1 — • the us■” are and1 i •‘lbide bouse. cried "•••*•»• touch, and an prrar killed. It l* then beat tu wash tfte will have to re*t up before tha winter j since then I hare felt bitter pain aud thumb. sorrow for tbe dear friend of the past lialr In hot. uuapy water aud rinso H festivities begin." "1 feel equal to anything," laughed thirteen yeara." Prrudi Culfea. Hull 2 ounces of finely ground and। the hair le thoroughly dry wot again Winifred. “And. by tha way, here' I powdered coffee In one pint af milk. very thoroughly with alcohol or vine­ are tickets for a photographic exhibit. Bar to destroy tho nita which cling to A friend of Jack's—a Mr. Calrd, from WAW ADXb .PAY— < Add oqe-half pine of cream as It be'giinr to boil. Then add the yolk* of, the M ran da <>f hair* These nita tan Philadolplila, is the star artist. You — '-------------- u iso removed by combing the hair with on with a quarter of a pound uf pow-, a lino-tooth club. also a member of tha society; to 1 ’ 11' , For tho hady lieu nothing is’mi <-fhalf, take off and attain until • clear. tlcacteun a* hatha—a thorough wash­ "You mean at tho Institute gallery?' Ing from bend lo foot with Warm.weWhy, everybody's iolng. Lot's drop I rear any g.irn^ent ti> bed which In thia afternoon." "OU Paste” Polish Ito- Tatrlr la Fifer Resolve—to use “Pasteurized Butter" and none other. moat of tho bathing suits worn on tho beach thia summer," laughed Winttred. apply niobll*! rihall I ever forget bow touchingly you apoka or your future, ■ u*, n*u wvvi. । , —— of the sacriflcM you i ‘ *for would make _»h* could ToCooking ProiKirlion-.. . . hav<j cost you someetnpdttn, . a toacher of cooking eey* that for tiling to *p*ak tho«> word*." •It did. Mabel." replied tho young] rven tabfi«poonfuls of butter, a tes- nun .1 ahlduv ,-rernlnir nvnr hl* . otriplvM- sttounful of salt and an eighth of a : teaapoonful of pepper should be used for that auto hire." ' —— tor seasoning. • Longer Life To Shoes : Our Suggestion Boll 3 pound* ot common sugar and btekrumata uf putassa to whh.li a sthall quantity of nitric *Cld ha* been a half-hour without skimming. When boiled enough taka It off : rub tbs cautiously added. hands orer with butter: take that which l» a little cooled and PHt It as ygu. would mjOlasMw candy, until It Is whits; than twist er braid It. and cut port him*«K.' It up in atrip*. Ujv letting boil a "Oh, .yas, he has! To my certain trifle longer and stirring In pepper and bottom, lt d look tolerably Ilk* ' knowledge, he'* proposed to every mint flavoring Just Ixforc removing sum- g(rf with money he knows." from tha tire this make* a nice mint The Farmers Friend ‘Eat Crystal Pride*1 2 2 3 We will do the rest. We can make tha: Winter Suit or Over­ coat look like new. Dry Cleaning is our business exclusively. We specialize in Ladies’ Garments, Furs, Feathers. Plumes. Etc., also Feather Dyeing. WE GET the SPOTS. M.k'i 3 else* Sult* flnansad and Praaaad. JQc. Va Clsaa C la an ar HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. ‘.’.’Aa'SiaL's., “■ KBLLoii<!,jwi t-nca, th- largest sunflower ever pro | departniont* of the-British mussam tluoed hero has been lidded to th*'during 1911 touted 3<>.^ I. of which chamber of commerce exhibits, says s Sau ItarnardiiKi dispatch tn tho Sent : tls-I'ost-lntclllgrnccr, and it waa condenaod milk that hreuabt th<> aunflow- RHEUMA John Fopiwlt discovered that condenar-d milk viu» good for the growth FOR AU. FORMS OF RHEUMATISM Don't be skcpric-il about RHELMA. thn Jar the rapidly growing specimen that, modern enemy of Rhctnna.Tun. Lunibegi'. "it-la aihuttb-d by former resident* ol ScUtica. Arthntis, Gout. Chronic Neuralthat itaie. shame* anything that KaaI line. “For mx ycara 1 waa prankaliy a crlpp.'o on crutches from RheumkusoL One Dot- tin catch of uou.eoo. (ARVKTH A HTEtlMINs AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit tannin, I will sell at public auction upon the John Brown farm, five miles northwest of Hastlnis, upon section 9, Rutland township, next to Rutland comotoq. Wednesday, Nov. 25 Commencing at 12 sharp noon, the following property: II vary Uugoii Light uwgnu 1‘atr light Ik-lkuap aktglto with thill* Uuk> Double Imrursa Mingle haroews Chestnut marc. 12 yrs. old. wt. 1; Belgian marc coll, S months old •lolinMouu mower, 5Ji fl. cut »r». old. duo'Juno 13 GumjIIih- ixigiur, 3 1iu|-m- putter g S light liarron-. bpriug lotah Iwtrrtre* Hull calf, a months «kl HOt sEHOIJI GOobti. nods - ■ ShlL-tK»n| Cupboard Ik-d utid springs large Mb*c_a*ova*. Snt, । »r. old. due I Ha-. 15 Ma pigs, wt. Ifto lb*, each scpHlUtirr 10-gnl. barrel churn Ilog hooks and Maiding tarn! Quantity gusal om. straw In hern Quantity bout |kx!s Qua util; Vtimber of now doubletrees Lunch for those coming from a distance. Shelter for horses if it storms. TCDilCi I LilinUi All sums of $5.00 and under, cash. Over that amount, one years time will be given on bank­ able notes with interest at six per cent. Henry C. Bowers, Proprietor Col. W. H. COuch, Auctioneer Charles Woodruff, Clerk �THE n ifiTCMg International Sunday School Lesson of fjenry Smith grand Rapids, IHicb I’OH SUNDAY, NOVEMBSW «*. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose CliriM CreoMted. Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment irt Wcutcrn Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. of our Lehi'-* nr**, trading Farm Phones—: Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Store Phones— Bell. 173 Citizens, 5173 be had disposed of It." "Oh. ya*. Hu disposed of It ono munilug between tbe hours of three and tour o'clock, in * deep gully about ten miles east ut town."—Birmingham Age-Horald. Rheumatism Just put a few drops ofSloan's on the painful spot and tbe pain atop*. It is really wonderful how quickly Sloan's acts. No need to rub it in—laid ou light ly it penetrates to tbo bone and brings relief at once. Kills rbrumatio pain instantly. No Change. Smith aud Jours while talking over II. Final Ol.p«a<llon. "Ha. llobba dl.pn..j or hla raotor ; . catur tangled In a discussion that re­ quired «omo mental calculation. •1 tell yop, Jones," declared Bmlth, in response to at assertion ot tbo other, "that you ar« entirely wrong lir your conclusions I” "You will pardon me. old man." was the emphatic rejoinder of Jones, '.but t aui absolutely right!" ' .^4 j Mr tb.it you ar* nqtl" ,hout*d Smith, losing patience. "Didn'tj g0 to school,.atupid?** SLOANS LINIMENT Kills Pain TRIAL BOTTLE Dr. Earl S. Sloan. Inc. To worry out yqur days half frozen. Let us heat your home with a AMtSTOV JUBAY STATE II the furnace that for slm* pllcity, durability and economy of operation Is not surpassed. HUFFMAN BROTHERS Moy the study of! tlitidn nt th* penitent thief, nnd toj Simon Bran* llln Cron*. Fighting Dust With Dust. ■ on Him. • placed upon HU head. Hl* right hand. The fore Him. and mocked Him with th® words, "Hall! Mln* of the Jf-we." Thru arising, epit upon Him. took th* reed from HU’liar.d and hit Him Ion tile head with It. What humlH-l nt Ion He "Uttered, and all for u*. । 1 The scarlet robe wn* a kingly gar-; ent, put npon Him in mockery, na| ' was al*o the crown nf thorn*. The i reed waa "a scepter ot mockery." Buying coal is an art by itself. To the inexperienced, a pile of coal looks much like another pile of coal. Then, too, some piles of coal all look alike, and only the experienced buyer knows that one pile is GOOD coal and the other poor. A man buys two loads of coal, one from one yard and the other load from another yard. They both look alike and both cost the same, but one has 25 per cent GREATER HEATING QUALITIES than the other—that is because the dealer knows GOOD COAL We Know Good Coal and Fill Our Bins With It WHEN YOU BUY COAL FROM US YOU GET THE HIGHEST HEATING VALUES FOR YOUR MONEY. OUR REPUTATION INSURES YOU. ; Anu jrri io mw iri; —-.—.7 . —not behold a foreahadowing ot Hla ' future glory find and Kingship? "The rrij-tU garment U Hla. The a cruwu of thorn* give* wny to the many crown* -.which HU brow will ----- -- ... । knee must now octore turn m found in coal mlnee la tho danger- ton<u„ ^onf(W Him Lord, oua dust produced by the ton every, praljw, Of Qoj th«- Father." .■ ..... . . BUY MAJESTIC COAL! to tho John which Edmonds Brothers hlch by vacuum or other means la i iMwn. "And they led Him out to next IU to uupvBBlviTr. impoealble. (MR. From ,. crucify Him". -...... --- 16:30>.__ ---------------Th* best preventive thus far eram4 1 -John 19:17 w* leapt ih.V "He went to 0. that ot Oihtln. dual wllb dun I ««'• >»"«« ““ ,"r 'It would appear that .. , .has .. been tried to u___ k- (Ft- v.) "It aaoear that our Sprinkling keep .the air free from Inflammable dust mix­ (John 19:17), but being from WCture. Salt has been scattered over hauatlon unable to proceed. It wa* the floors to gather moisture, and told on another to bear it 'after prevent dust from rising. Tbe dust Him.One Mm mid: Asia fur- meadoMd -The Elevator Men- Phone 18 Hastings, Mich WE KEEP A BIG STOCK OF FLOUR. FEED, CHICKEN SUPPLIES, AND ARE IN THE MARKET FQR GRAINS AND PRODUCE mine to form barriers, over which the live red Him: Europe the Judge, trib­ flams* from a dust explosion Is not unal end executicner*. but Afrlcc bore the croax” J< nuy be that on remit* seem in come from tb* acatte: goal dust throughout tho mine. Ttli Rufus K.ifces tbe coal dual uoaexploslve. and JRFFKRBON 8TRKBT HASTINGS. un outline At the beginning. ic.vh parogvnph. llnraon PUat* WMhnl hl* handz, and t ; dellvbrod Jcwu* to bn crucified. ' re- I ' loading Itar-Abba*. The Jews took ' upon themsolvee nnd their children J th* blood uf their King. After beIne scourged. Hr wn* again mocked asts uS MM.i iI Advantage With the Coat. -Tie only u goat." munaumd th* man. aa bo strod* Into th* wrongs farm/ "Tia butt « man." retorted tbe I bualnaa* way. j -Baltimore Amurlcen • "and you came back atupld-' timr Multmlland.—Adv. Hack! Hack Hack: Th. tight I addition to lho lox* of J200.U0O.000 < hest. acre Ibng*. you need FuIrp'i in the cereal crops mused by insects । Honey and Tar Compound, and quick- the Ina* on vegetables U 153,000.000 ly. The first does helps, it leaves <i j «-n fruit 4:7.009,000 und on other •—otbtng. healing coating a* It glidsf*| crops enough more to bring lhe total - - • • tO.OCO.OOO. all in one Life is Altogether Too Short The Latest Word Introductory in Fatal Open Umbrella. No one who believe* In luck would dream ot opralufi umbrella indoors. A vary cartons example uf the umbrel­ la superstition occurred recently, whss a farmer wa* called out Ut* and avyaing. Oaly an hour before hi* Wife had opened hl* umbrella to daru it, and, a* tbe weather looked threat. MICHIGAN sable dusts form belter bsrriere hap* through pit* against an explosive thsu thaold Seiv H>s suffering, rather than through rt!-..]uah«. did IV faith In Him ca the Soa of Oofl, and a tUrred from coming to God." Baterday Kvsatag Post Faa**r>-by mocked the Lord. . . Arrival at Golgotha. v M. "Only inador* of the people even came and j .. — •Htb. I0:19*tB. to m mm. about two hours and * half had paraon in thU abate, nerheo* lest thoi, proacn Mch . J.® ‘I open graves, ett, fML people ehouid be Influenced by the! The canturlog'e before Pilate (about ho If-pot six), till* that had bran placed upon th«|! we cannot take up. when the mslapeholy proe—Ion reached Golgotha (St aloe o'clock JAUfiiV1*1 ? 1 •h°w«d Hlmralf to be th* Son of 97'40 )^1)^ %*^VM aodN“‘ W“k *• •tUdr Mb Refusal of lhe Stupefying Drink. 2«-“TTi iurr**tlon- wWeh bUo ,,Un 1>. Thia (Irinit was offered Him to others, himself he cannot rave, (4) . c«n .. rina deaden Hla corutlousneea “He would -lr n. b. >h. Kia. or teur <MI. “ 97:41): (8) "He truMed in God” mneerray yotrra. AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming and go South, I will have an auction sale on tho placq known aa the Sweezey farm, two blocks west and one-half mile south of Soldiers' Monument, Hastings, on Friday, November 2.1 Sala to basin at ton o'clock, A. M I offer flic following property: HORSES. CaraopoUa Grain HriU Shoe. Sackllng Ooiu 0 month* old. .!• HE.\D HOLSTEIN Alri> GRADE STEIN CATTLE. U Bet Double Harness, good ones. blugle Buggy Hay Tedder 9 borae Cultivators HOL­ prising Haransi 34 tooth Spring Drag 20 tooth Spring Drag U0 tooth Spring Drag bplke tooth drag. —,---------Fanning Mill Block aud r*ckl*^i>d hcaldlng Tank. ' U Helfre*, is months old, coming in. IOO ft. of bar rope and fork and pollen. Set nob Slrfgha .310 bushels o4 oat*. . FAHM TOOLS. McConukk Binder, 1300 bundlee cornstalk* A quantity of com not mentioned. Hot Lunch at Noon. Shelter for Horses. TpfHlQ flf AU 8unt» of $5.00 or under, cash. Over lullllu Ul ufllui that amount 6 months time will be given on good bankable paper with interest at 6 per cent. Bert Lancaster, Prop’r COL. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer WM. GORHAM, Clark DC In Further study of these taunta will be perfect conaeioua- profitable. This I* an intarastlng paragraph. Jeruaalem.' ” One thief railed on Him. Th* other Crucified. v.M. ■ Between two was saved. Notle* th® words of the I ■thieve* He hung on the crow fCuke rerentant thief: h* rebukes hla corn­ union. v 40; calls uti him to fear In thU was there a fulfillment of tbe!,■ led: concede* the Juailo* of their own . hcripturea, the pi —ge referred to, vnUhmcnt, v 41; confeaees the sin| belnF la Mill. "No description of Mwnera of the Christ; then ‘urns to Jraua and ad<ltra*e* Him. Lord; Oocpels. erudition wa* the most -a4s for mercy; profeeee* faith In horrible torturing mode of putting HI* coming; confraee* Christ a* King. । criminal* to death." Psalm 2! may Truly, os with Peter, Thl* wa* not the; revelation of n«wh and blood, but atZh . heavenly 8MV.n(v Fhjher (VJt 1S-1?- 11-. "Father. Forgive Them." Luk* 21: /h> (Mt. .14:17.; >1;(. Tho** nr* HU first recorded H.. asked to b* remembered when th “Father." His next "Forgive.'’ His th* King comt* but Jew* raid "today." Today with Chrtet In paradi**.1 < ’hrist then went that day to parauU*. and the believing thief with Him. Much might bo said hero. trarugreraora.'' .teta thia ' however, that believer* th* deepen: abaaement of Christ's o.r Human Nature, th* Divine bunt* For d,l h <PWL I:*’* 5 forth most brightly." ' ' ‘ ‘ 'r „ . .. . . Parting Hl* Garment*, v 94. This ■Woman. Behold Thy Son" John again fulfills aerlptur*. See Ta. kil­ ommeJt m7rehr ^0(10^. nTa~°ra ' ls. "But there is a deeper algnlfl­ comment, merely noting its place in ea nee than a mere fulfillment of a prophecy. His enemies, those who nailed Him to the eras*, received Hi* nara^^ature” wJul’d" n^" clothe*. And ao for Hla naked crea­ look on the acene. ture He has provided the robe of ... Sabachthani?" righteouanees by His death fin the v a*. ra. opening worUa 1 cross" With Marg compare What do they m**a? j John 19:14. "John use* the Ro­ of P*. 92. The Father had now fonnken HU ! man. Mark the Hebrew computation Htloved. HU suffering was now at' of time.” Th* Supena-ripUosx, v 3«. "A board on which th* crim* of the eonOal., generally ing for our sin* (3 Cor. 9:ld, *tc.) No on* can know th®1 led forth to tbe place of execution •ufferlng ot that hour except Him- j through the crowded street*. Thia seif- Every unrepentant houl will ruetom waa most likely followed with be forever forsaken by God. our Lord." From John It.’10 ‘wo learn that It waa written in threb Ianutter* these. words, which explain of rlghteousnera would earn solvation might know by tho croas waa the gift of eternal Ute (Rom. d:M.) In dilation, might ka«w | crucified la the visit Cor..l:3». It, 19). I r , that the Roman with dominant pow­. er and stubborn will might know by■ Finished" (John terrific thunderstorm came •u while he »M oat, aud while taking refag* under asms trees be waa Strack by llghtalng and killed on ths spot- Electrical machinery enables the newest iraue-AtUntlc liner to lower * FONDNESS CARRIED TOO FAR ita largest life-boat* lllied with pas­ D*v*Uo* of Faahionabl* Woman I* p(t Becoming Abaurfi— 1 *.* Chrtstenlng, Latest Fad. Bow far will eccentricity go? Feo. ceremony of baptism for tbrir/flogs1‘ t-ounda tike a Joke, tajj. th* iaritatione asut out lately by e faabxmable Parle woman were not intended in tut tens*. Tbe card bore th* follow- ..... ’ . jn lavwing Madam* 2— ““ricel evening and dance, which will <*«• P’sce on Saturday, Jun* «, 1914. from 6 o'clock, on the occasion of the christening ot their Scotch collie Thanui." Nekdlesa to say, tbe chosen guests »»i> Pleasure. No oomtDMtory 11 requlrw1' 11 *• ‘njeTliat dogs ar* becoming mor* and mor* im|n (h< gch,Me of fohloMWe Ufe,n •“’labl* ___ ... . ... fate. It la only necessary to lake a glance at any of the special shops s«t “la« Iof «O tMtel- MRS. MABEN WAS MADE WELL By Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg­ table Compound and Wants Other Suffering Women To Know It Murfreesboro, Tenn. —“I have wanted to write to you for a long time to tell you what your wonderful remedies and diaplacemcnt and I would have such tired, worn out feelings, sick head­ aches and dixry speila. Doctors did Tt>red •‘»l®al«- Their kennsU contain me no good so 1 tried dining room and bedroom. Each dog the Lydia E. Pink*“• ,u, hnuh and comb, and Ita ham Remedies—Vegetable Compound ba'h of *de<iuate aUe. and Sanative Wash. 1 am now well and On« 1*^7 «<*« •»« further than Ibis strong and can do all my own work. I in b«r iov* for h*r p*L Sb* has had ow* It all to Lydia E. Pinkham’e Vegctable Compound and want other suffer■ Mrs. rived at th* Tuileries on th* occasion lag women to know about it H. E. MagHN, Hl 8. Spring. St, Mur­ -••*-. .... . . freesboro, Tenn. All this la doubtless an engaeraThia famoua remedy, tho medicinal same opinion it * poor, ragged child ingredienta of which are derived from native root* and herbs, has for nearly looking through the railings, who wished he bad a share in tbe good bie tonic end tarigorator of the female things showered on th* fortunate dog­ organism. Women everywhere bear gies ud casting wistful and aston­ willing testimony to th* wonderful vir­ ished ejea at the quadrupeds arriving tue of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable in their special automobiles. Oosnpooad. of re­ to add to His finished work demption. H* Gave Un Th* Ghost, v 17. HU work eompl*ted| H* whose Ilf* could not be taken by man or devil, now yield* up HU spirit (Luk* 93:41.) Be* John 19:17. IS. Ho,laid dowtj liu life.' No mere man ha* such power over hl* spirit t BccleiUata* the ww "Thts trip!’ inscription might «ua Indicate that to did from exhaustion- Mere A • Why Lone Hope. No wtxoan suffering from any form In buying a cough mullein* ter children, bear in mind that Chxmbsrlaln's Cough Remedy I* th* best for colds, croup and whooping cough, and that It contain* no harmful d/ufi- F*r -BANNta WANT ABVH. Crfi ot fnr.*!* troubles ebockl low hope un­ til ah* fees given Lydia E. Pinkham'* - � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-11-26.pdf 44ae3dc7b5deaf984d4ebb2baed68e6e PDF Text Text — IN BARRY COUNTY tarry County Espers Combined. . ] THE FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 20 PAGES HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. NOV. 26.1914 TRY BANNER WANT* Kverybody Read* The HANNER. PART'pNE-1 TO 8 NUMBER 30 Are We As Thankful As We Ought to be That We Live in America in 1914? Are We as Grateful as We Should be to the Loving Father for the Many Blessings He has Showered Upon Michigan? BARRY COUNTY'S SUCCESSFUL GOOD HERE ARE BARRY COUNTY’S BETTER BABIES PICTURE , WINDSTORM CO. HAS EN- sellers of.impure AYILYI— fTnED HEALTH WEEK CLOSES WITH MANY TAKEN DURING “BETTER BABIES" CONTEST LAST WEEK. JQYEO FIRE GROWTH BENEFICIAL, PRACTICAL RESULTS MILK HE I'-n Plviukti tiullty oni.-ilirtiii ITItli fo' Excellent Speakers, Each an Authority on The Subject Discussed, Leave Behind Much Good Advice that Promises to Re­ construct Many Wrong Ways of Living Individually And Collectively in This Community. What Has Been Accom plished IS NOW NEXT TO LARGEST 09811669 Wild rounded it in I St*., Motor .Car Co_ Detroit, nddrewthuiiMiHl school boys and girls city xuiwrt-Mim. IN WORLD nurma III thl windXll'-lilgu 11 CALF BREAKS CIVIL WAR VETERAN'S COLLAR BONE _ . atato vMtlng nurse, working In tho county under the nu*plce* of the Hustings' AntiTub<rcul<BdH Society. ha* delivered r.pproxlmatcly a doxen nddreaee* to Without a doubt the sum total riM'i-luinlcnl nr clstnlcnl 3. Dental Inaiicction school children. milk .npplr end rcgiilailoti II* dlMrlbntkm. fl. A new high school building. vMiltig nur-c. of Hie unfortunate 8. A municipal <'omml"*iun of Public Welfare, appointed by the major and approved h> the Com- i. rullll-'ti mark auditorium of the Methodist Epl*copal churvh haa exceeded the S.000 mark. their I unanimity of opinion as to th- need i f.»r a paid health officer who might give hi* time and pttcntlon to rnlnl*! trrlng to the goovl hvnlth of the com-1 I munity. With but one or two ex- ; [ ceptlons, all mentioned the Amber- j •eon bill, presented In the last l*ffl«-J;> « > I.iture. and providing an mi.-vtuavo' From left to right they dre—lop ro\v: Lena Belle Haight, “.n’wbo' Hui C<nn|iaii> has M,ry Grace Stem, Inez Willi,on This will twin ship <> more than one hundred and twentylive million* of dnilur* U123.0M.00O.) Ruth Nichols, Louis Donald Shutters, Boitom row: Penl lidwerd Bump. Herbert Stricken, Leslie and I hr promotion of tbruc ami Burse, According to the bin, uArry Wheeler Cook, Howard Kendall Buck, Kathryn Ellen McGrath. <\>unty w ould hnvo to bu put In JMth ! <— ’ ■ ............. —“ ‘ HaMIng*. miio other county, or part «>f n' county. Governor Ferris sutc<( iiWiQTAnT A 00011 ECI I OIU a" Ikirry Cdunty'a Good Ih-^lth Week approval of the goritrnl plan oft,“'(H A 11 Illi 1111110 ? H UUUU ILLLUII 1 Four Auction Sales Adprgram came to a fitting conclusion bill. It is understood thnt some such VI fill I I'rbUy evening, wlii-n tho largest next legislature, verlised This Week "Pure knowledge. La not enough.* listened to three addresses Which were A suitable grund titinle. Dr. “We need more mo-i AI*Aandor'Ca-tnpbell of Grand Rapid* ntng nddrewL with ' CONDITIONS Rf-n*ORTEl> BY ONKjdtKumed "Thu Ecqnomlca of "Good tlv<—motlvarwmoUve! Why. Health. Mixa Mar>\ Nelson, state v tsttmg num?, dl-ctuaed Barry Coun­ I farming f doctors obwwva them? All the edu1 ty's nnrncdlnto need for n Muni? Vis­ im farm one and one.-twtf iting nurae, and Governor Wood1 w.-sl and one-half mils n.'i brldgn N. Ferri*, in speaking ot the motive to keep well." "" THE TIME TO HELP THE HOME } Ixiwllng on r-Ltlon 23. Ba "Health In Relation to Life,” urged । twp. Sale to begin at ton । Then he followed with .» dcacrlp-1 that with knowledge th-ro should bo FOLKS IS SURELY RI6HT HOW ,'“~h •> ““ ARE READY FOR TRIAL put motive to keep well and to live ton of what business has done In re-, cent years toawrda tho promotion of I sanitary’ measures' in factory and!,,. . „ , _ , As itn aftermath come other ad­ atom alike. He stated that Just- hnncc lo *,C,P •'ol dreuse* Sunday afternoon and evenIla»llnps. lx*t Ei Ing. The farmer related to the great from tho standpoint of efficiency and j problem of Intemperance, and the Itv.'reaei'd production, manufacturers evening discourses by local p*«tors had iljiwovercd thnt tht-lr'output. was affected by the conditions of heat, light and ventilation under which BANNER office that deeper Impression upon 11* than the i-omponlc* nt till* kind In Michigan of them should com.,- s-onv definite their employe* labored. Many a dis­ following. The suggestion* made (■>; iwinc Woolf h.i» derided effort to correct evil* and' to provide trict school should tie scored for Ils a "Good Fellow" fund in Hitstlnc*:* called on Monday. Th- ; .’i means for a constructive work In shaded windows and ’ poorly ventilat­ most opportune. The writer the city. Already such a mover । ed rooms. Injuring the health and it •h. <>f Batilc Creek. inent Is In-the progress "f organiza­ Vision of Ils pupils, who likewise go but not too much so. ^Tho B to their horheis to sleep in bedroom* tion. without a sinsle oueii windowlunch at noon. the communkutlon. but to start oft >h In many way* tho program won bn busihe** enough 1'1 - IhUi lim o t«. tried. Thi» •ie». rector of Emmun- "Good Fellow Fund" with a Tlii.Ou unique, inspiring and stlri-lng. It . also emphasized tho i subscription. The BANNER will be is. 2 cows, calf. h’U-' chicken . . "• •••*’ otgaaiJjc 4>i iMurai-.co cunjnt.y *: wd* all of the** because Hastings v*- Frank Eggleston. Charged >'HituaL*rnye./and tn .t surli (*_p heard about Ita own hack alleys. Its need for motive Sunday evening In glad to receive and receipt for and ,>f farm toots, hay und grain, and all I I!.|W|U1 *>»»• intent to d<» great-Huinjr would supply an actual a preaching about what Health Week publish Ml vubacrlptlons. and taivo of hl* household goods. bodily harm less than tho crime of • had meant to the county. Rev. Rus­ the fund Administered by (^committee building* and water supply and oth­ murder, th- complaint growing cfui_<if[ er general conditions. In fact, the sell II. Bready, pastor of tho Metho-, of business men. Following is th'- Ictbill Eggl«»ton** aibick’on hli wife’s home] dlst Episcopal church, llkewlao spoke city stood aside and saw Itself paw wtii.-hyfu' entered lu thi1 night In <Je- 1 of It and nah! thnt , out of Health Hastings, Mich.. Nov. Slrd., 1»H. Th.- Mulligan Mutual Week had come the constant empha- Editor "ThcJJANNElt.. _ . Elth.-rHYrry Jos* ph or Rim-1 Tdmndo. Cyehmr rmifWtnrfxttrnii InHarting*. Mich. things: . declaration* could not he refuted. farming and move to l..in«lng, *o wli) iii.-iiii'tlnK Tho»o who attended the lecture* ' Garbage col lection uixlrr city sup­ A wave of sympathy which*turned have an auction on the J. J. Barnum irclcci Secretary, and hits, heard speakers oft more Uian local ervision. dental inajicctlon of all Into activity has spread r over ym farm. 2' mile* north and 3’ft mile* reputation, prac.tk'nlly every one of school children, ti county visiting whole country to help the unfortti nurse, regular ln»peirlon of the milk which even paid hts own rultroad Kply und ti new high school build-. nato of war stricken Europe. I re, CIRCUIT COURT JURY FUND IN HASTINGS 4 “ lhe*o Hasting*’ ir.dloncr*. Dr. A. S. Warthin of tho L’niverslty of Mlohignn. mode a special ^tcrlflee. At four different times nr.d place* he de­ livered a- long address, afterwards taking the midnight train baefe to Ann Arbor that he might be in his classes the following mornlftg. Thon again at noon, he returned to BarryCounty to speak In the evening, and again to take tho midnight train Dr. Warthin made four such trip*. - He suggested that a municipal Commiaslon of Public Welfare, ap­ pointed by the mayor and approved i by tho Commotv Council, serving without pay. should take these mut­ ters up for discussion and study, pro­ moting these and other measure* Which should seem practicable. A petition asking for tho naming of such “ commiaslon is now In circula­ tion and will be put before the counContinued on page four. An Appreciation It may not ba,generally known that tho man srho’flrat suggested and who ho* been nxurt largely responsible for the sucoea* of ^vrry County Good Health Week I* Secretary D. C. Vandercook of the Burry County V. M. C. A. And many a Barry County boy of today when he shall reach manhood, will look back to-Barry Coutfty Good Health Week and date his changed atti­ tude toward life, and hl* purpose to live a clean life, to tho earnest word*, .founded upon facts sclohtlffeally ascertained, which ha heard during Gqod Health Wenk from Dr. Warthin- on Moral hygiene: and from Mr. Carson, factory manager of the great Cadillac nutotnoblla plant, In giving the reasons why every boy who hoped lo m.vkc any progress in life, must shun the'xigar- etle n* ho would shun Satan himself. Mr. Vandercook will supplement thl* good work by nutting into tho hands of every high school boy In Barry’ Co. ii booklet issued by Henry Ford, of tho Ford automobile Cp.. pointing out thJ The BANNER la saying these things entirely oh Its own account, and Mr., Vandcrconk * rtnst intimation of the BANNER’S purpose to speak of him and hla work wUl lie whon he read* this uitXcla after It* publication.' The people ot'Harry county have much rnuaun already to be thankful that ita responsible head » man so helpful and resourceful, apd with hit heart Hasting* find this f/all well itnd cum- Col. W. H. .Couch will be the auc­ mepdnbl*. Our syjnpnthlc* are tioneer. aroused, wo feel .enthusiastic and want to do something. Moreover It's the fashionable thing to do Jtyt now. you during 077^ iirt । th/- npmf hrrr county growers car in devi'loplWt, their.muck.rdlntt to tH i» peppermint aiut mb- 11-htng new.article* of a British r'.iuturwl iH-irolt lit the W'hiring goiH James "Fennliti MfrhlKall lay to this. Monday un orde -ohablti |,«*rn grow from almost nothing up t; the next to tho largest in*iir>tii>< naught Furicrnl morfflng. world. seo the list, amount, etc., tn print and we pat oareelvea on' the buck and think complacently wlmt good.pcoplwn are. I hato to call a halt to thl* •catacy, but I must say ••Just a min­ ute." Look about you und listen to a few facts concerning you right lu-’< , jJour Brush lirdge. Philip A'lith-b la-nnu.':. th" nllbged, opinion among‘the members.- that fir IlAvtng sold Id* farm on section 1. , ,->unt." who jumped- u -bal continue to nil the position of Secre­ Balllmbru township. Ellsworth A. of IJOO. -will either have to np: tary <‘f the Company ho organlxcd Leouri for M-ntelH-r on Monday. rooiio, e :n nave .in uoii auie at ;« farm • miles southeast of IfaadnK*, and one mile south ami 2 mile* ea»L t-f! over tho QulQiby. Col. Henry Bldelman, one. brolhir'sriceffper: Gibson, clerk. <-<| guilty t,i tailing Loat week the public ot. this L-lty. Mr. Smith । without latent to con: und surrounding territory was mod fortunate to have brought hero foi brood sows 25 chiek.’n*. a lot of It* instruction fn , array ot talctn tools.‘a lo- of corn, corn atalk*. don naturally produced by the In th. which surely must have left s.,mc im­ bean pod* und <> conclude that after alt w nre living. print for good and bejtcr health among It* hcarets. Friday night all date. term*. ..to: unueu. rati—- v'islort of the kingdom — who heard Miss Nelson's graphic de­ of the people vs. D-llw-rt Dollar. | ,,ri-.im of one whoso optimism had failed to j on.ldW that human nnuin scription of some of her cases heartily I . K. -I P I-I.- «..»«* -Pl. -U-T—lee ~MUIb -IM. O.UM ~ «• ta. - '«• ' agreed with her that Hastings did ttwkr s-.^rnwI ....... . "■ Tb" need u visiting nurse all the time, not Hon That which lacks ttwt very essential clement All brother* 1 "* * ’ “ tomorrow or next year, but right now. ■nation of -officer* quires that one luve’hls nelghlior u’s himself. T I’igar* and Tes, that Is true, but oven moro than requested to attend. 'thereby satisfying his <r-ditor* that is needed. Weil what? Why I the demand for court c«*nx right hero In your own city, not only Gen. Van Tifflin, K. the sick arc *uffcrlng because of lack 'idrstl»n tn thl*,country if the people ef th-' Fanlrtc । hrJfkd b>' of care, but also because of lnck*for stlan spirit towgrd th.' Japanese. | will show follicixx: nourishment such a* tho sick must « nil good to’read Vfctor Hugo's vls!«m of u c->mln|t day. taVd and not oiily the sick, but olsp George Hlitchtnan'. Itobinson & Cohen. Toblck" Riylg. tho,«o who uro yet well and who Sam Amrs,-Ed Mulllean. Ben Nor- a»um|nit. through help In Urne of*necd can thus fnn T. T." Il.i.l —f Hr. * .< * ....... eompBre.' and tho mind opening to new Idea*. A day will cotna when bu­ be kept from becoming 111. Yes. help sts' ahd bomb shells will be replaced by votes, by the unlveml suffrage of __ ____ -II Mbs Harriett Campbell. ' in.Belgium and now. not tomorrow. bo to-Europ* what the parliament Is to England: what the dlot Is to Garnutny tr—pa«* on the exjy. A day wUl come when a can-' Tomorrow may be ton late, for aonu, t Victor B. l-’urnl/s vs. Township of .what the legislative *»*»mb'jv Is-to Fr«npe. non will be exhibited In public miMumi Jun as an Instrument of torture io It might never dawn utile.** help Is I wish to thank th- merohanu and Cutiston. asMumpslL brought imniediataly. . I have no 06Allie Gala v*. Fred Gale, assumpsit. jactlon to helping the BelgUa*. do to citizens foe the kindness shown us tn Ica and ths IJnlUd Statta ef 1 Mra. Johrt L.'Jones and Childrenother, extending the hand of Victor Hugo's �We Are Truly Thankful ■ WHEN YOU WANT WARM FOOTWEAR for the generous patronage that has *been extended to us during the past year and we are striving to do everything in our power to make our store the place where every­ one can patronize with the fullest convic­ tion that they are- getting their money’s worth at any and all times. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Satisfaction in all cases is our motto. ■ Miller <5 Harris Furniture. Co w Good Furniture al Less Money Undertaking at Lower Prices T)io f dluwirg apeUal mucic will !»• ren^erixl; Ironside Shoe Company dviwon. orgunlri Trinity church. Grand Ruuida. Thu' recital win be- Gland Rapid., follow.; Mlt-hiRan Children's ■ ii ii ■! Masonic Temple Bldg. Home ut .HaUU "PHOENIX” Hastings, Mich. Hosiery TRY BANNER JOB DEPT. FOR QUICK SERVICE Thursday •Vi'iilna or 'Ilk IUIk! S. Phone 176 We Sell Baptist tlmreli. Rev. M. I'_ llnwlln-. Rutland, S:#9. Pickard China liruyer meetinc Nothing brightens the during table like t’huir praeUch Friday a few odd piece* ol Han' Decorated. :;uti. AM member* rru1 China. ■ ' our large c<ui»i»ting of Platea, Sugar a; 1 .Kill Sets. Salt anti I'cppei Set*. T.uit Bcj;y aud Nut Bowl* and many other piece*. Bear in mind that tbe«eodd piece* make **xxcptahlc Nina* (Sift*. tKuflor, subjcv' ThursTny Dtc. ,e<-t the mtriibera ot the .mg* church a: ;n ihr ufternoon. Friday evening Ihw rtuxmdl H. Hrcady.vill give a l«-cturr-1 tor,-1-> ^rl|j ut the 1 k nderahult school house ''A I where a । Trip to* the'Grand'Canyon." ; in--for Ml Your Attention PLEASE In buying ready made suits you are constantly confronted by the problem of finding a perfect fit made up in the material you desire, and individuality in a ready made suit is practically out'ofthe question. In fact the well dressed woman is no longer satisfied w ith a ready made suit or coat. We will be glad to have you call and inspectour complete line of new and fashionable fabrics from which we can make you a garment' with a distinctive style, with a perfect fit guarantee. Y >UU|C I’eoplv’r .okn Follow Hand ..i ii:oo. ' (THE GUT STORW L. V. Bessmer Jtweler' tdiicllajit: aunnon. Subject "The -t She.'p." Miuhi by the choir and ictal irualc. ’ liu;>tl»mal jrcrvlce. me.-tlng. T:5»nt Air-.. Allllcr'ir. The Ladien Aid NorMy will ut the home of lira, Fiighncr, \V nesdiiy. December ». ‘ THE CHURCHES ITcntutcriari Church. Maurice Gpgnb.''. Pmrtor, ot China. ■ eninc lit J union: nt n-anirvliikh I'.mnuiiiucl Thank«rlvlup 1>.» Cleaning The offering w MlM>|lW. Pressing Repairing Dyeing Alterations Buderman—The Tailor I'lntt Humkty in Ad Holy Communlnn H» iy Communion HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Sunday night .to give he Ilfo for th- Individual, hufi'-’iy ui .obriety for th" nation and Christ f the * ’’ - - - .•■> iicmnwnr)-, i:, ■ met bun HypmeUm Denounced." Uic rar. tight : lr.J9ekl ii_j)pltghUiU Jului. .'i why Should They Shiver Burry bu num- iiiiintrym' n ir King iun> Kupidu held in 111U Wvaleyud. Metho- J »n Michigan Avenue. ; ihiiurt room.In the Mu-1 Till* will io -.prned Friday evening.! Tin i-ontota und their ! . Photos at $3.00, $5.00, $8.00 $10.00 or $12.00 per dozen when divided iiy 12 equals about the minimum amount you would in­ tent in a gift, and where will y ou find a . gilt - at so small a price—that would lie , 'mi appropriate o’ 'more appreciated. . . . not quite efficient Hpeiik-1 Requires but a few minutes to remove tho damp is an ideal solution "f the Christmas gill 'problem. In such h gift thtre is a Strohg personal element which should be the very soul b! Christmas giving. We have quiie an assortment oi strict­ >y h>gJi grade oval and square gold leaf and ianiywuod frames which wt are sell­ ing at about the price of clitap imitations. Make Appointment for Sittings Today HOWE Stebbins Block A little gas heater makes the room oozy and warm nights and mornings, when your furnace is .Thursday oft. rn...>n—Knight A Good Photograph There is no need for women and children to shiver in cold, damp rooms aud chill from any living room, dining room, Friday mortthis- Gallery Trophy: M.^hurlln i.n>l Torrey, WumenV Trot.hv.' Mrx. •.■ol xirt T,.,. bod chamber. Use it in the bathroom and emerge from a cold ■^.•tid un.i'J, XV. Jtowl- nll.nx- |.r III. I'ridny- ov> nine . Prices $3.50 to $5.00. ilttU. ol thrilling plunge'into tho comfort of warm air. These low-priced heat makers are convenient to handle and oheap to operate. hinting tin- • xuiirnt •Saturday | One is enough for the ordinary-household as they are easy to move from will ii tii'.-.iMnd und tbouwindsI chfiriwye j?f! room to room. Ask us about them. with fluMiial iK-wtHir! *,l!) Thomapple Gas 4 Electric Co 'Phone No. 5. "ALIAYS REHDER REAL SERVICE* �CHI-NAMEL Washable Dust Mop Thanksgiving Sale Lightens Labor for the Housewife Friday and Saturday rT'O be used on varnished, waxed, polished, painted floors, stairs, linoleum and oilctoth. Self-feeding. Reaches into small corners. Llfht weight. Rasy to clean. No met.il projeciions to mar the furniture. COATS 93.98 SWEATERS Home Office Building, f!nstin£sa Mich. ricks up dust and light litter as easily as a magnet picks up tacks........... WINDSTORMUO.HASENJOYED FINE GROWTH and It able! to enro for tho position. Hastings, Mich Woodland her right hand badly mangled by th» cogs of a wringer, while her moitu r was busy wringing clothes Tuesday. |Ior mother ntleed her playing in the front room a mom<-ni boforo and wan unaware of thn little tot being near. Dr. Mclntyro dressed the finger, ahkh is healing nicely. ■ Will Bhellhorn and Roy James were taken before Justice Cndwailadcr nt Hosting* Friday on a charge of send­ Ing unsiean milk to 1-ake Odemui condensary- Rather than "'stand the vkinsly shipped. throe more ore com-; JUstlce Itos been done these men. Wnlt.tce nnd Gbedgs Jordan were ubout thirty mile* north of Eaoanabo. completely surprised Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. W1U Nichol*. Ger­ trude Stowell and daughter Grace young friends dune In on them to Frank und Gilbert Peck and D. B- spend tho evening with games, music England were Hasting* visitor* fctur- and fefroshmentM. . Mr* Mary Gill died in KnlamaroMonday evening. H«f body wm «hip- * II U hoped that there will Rapid*. be a dependent team thia year game* with the Hasting* Indepen­ Sunday. dent* can do ao by writing to W. S. Union Thwnkagrivlng servlers were! Phflip* acting* manager. held at the Church of tho Brethren. Thursday morning. A special Thanks­ giving program was given in which all tend our heart-felt thank* friends and neighbors for their kind­ • Mr. and Mr* Elmer Riling left Fri­ ness and help during tho aicknew day for a fow days visit with relative* and after the death of our beloved at Kingston. mother. Mr* Jane Glasgow. Alsu Dorr N, Stowell purchased Monday Io the minister for hl* kind nnd help­ n corn husker and gasoline engine of ful wards, to the singer* for their beautiful singing and tho friends who that fin a corn crop In the crib. so kindly and comfortably conveyed us to and from the" cemetery. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burklo had the misThe Children. Early Buyers Have Best Selections Xmas is nearing, goods laid aside on small payments. We will open evenings dur* ing Dec. for the accomodation of our custo* mers. ’ ' Pike & Damon Phone 281 JEWELERS OPTICIANS Our "Prepaid Slock pays, semi-annually, cash dhldcnd* at 5^ * per annum.' I 5% Net | Safe Convenient - Profitable Write lor full particular*.’ SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION phenomenal . will LARG- mah, under the latqr in India. Mr. Gower—ami you would hardly rccog-1 nlo him in thn above plcturo .dresscd in a real Tommy Atkin* uniform —wmt • born near Kocketon. near Ixrndon. and enlisted In Tumbridgc Weil* Kent, on September 2f>, 1RSG. in tho Thlvty-socond Regiment, Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry. The regiment went to tho orient and was sent to Fort Dufforin. Mandaly, the city mado famous Ih Kipling's cele­ brated poem. Lord Robert* or "Bob*" a* ho was familiarly known to tho British public, came td llurmah and reviewed tho regiment of which Mr. Gower was a member. "When tho regiment wa* drawn up." mid Mr. Gower. "Lord Roberts and his staff appeared on horse-back. Thi* Friday and Haturday only CARPETS lain* and Llnotvum* 0x12 Wool Fibre and Crex Ruga »xl(r Hrusfu-L* Rug* good pattern* Lacr Curtain* per pair.................... similar mpnnies, have home .and gone, leav­ ing Ubly u record of failure behind, nrn ha* forged re must bo char- he has built tip means much tn Ha/tt lr:g< largely through hl* Influcne un<l out of dvferrnoc to him a* vlr tualty tho founder of th.» Compart) th«^ Home Ufllce building of thr ixini uh Floor Filling for rug border, 3S in. Ride... MEN’S GOODS And when impartial history l» All wool flannel shirt* in gray, brawn and navy, extra Roger*—<i nd th.it thva-ompany will stand as a monnvnuigcment. • • ------ -- --------------------------------- ““ I Hrtting, Fiction Writer pent when the Sfktnlgh-Atnt-ricnn wnr ; broke out. Determined to tight for FRANDSEN Ch KEEFER Hastings' Up-to-Date Double Store. Soon to Publish Her er nt once sought recruiting Motion- Last Week for service in Cuba. Great was regret when told that he could physically qualify under Ameri­ M-rvico requirements. Think­ that the recruiting officer might und again applied. ' It Win no u«<>. however, for he was ngnln denied ad­ mission to 1 then <x>mc to since lived. Yellow Tag Sale 111.. March 14. lait. and died Wed- James Gower, of this is tak­ ing more' than ordinary interest In the recent death of L .rd.RobcrtM. the great British Field Marshall. und in tho generalship of Si: George White. For Friday slid 8*turday 39c Gower ho a rifle on llant uniform, medium sire. An Income goods, some worth up to Sic. self his not can ing . 'an Houten also on tho last yenrs team and formerly high (school Klar* will probably complete In nil color* that s&Id up to 11.50. 69c "T-r—__ _ rxlhfwn It wna a "hard light" keep tho concern going, and t! ut..n. were many period* of trial and .. enuragemrnt. Just a* there la In the’ "hobl Great British Generals Cbolcn 51.98 Si 00 lUhrn dealing promise even fora it reaches' "smooth railing." Today with nearly gl.OOO m-mtlr* apd over 135 million* nf dnlUrn of Insurance on it* book*, ns he locks, bnck over the nearly 30 years of It* history, itje* determination thnt-—fie i John Kahler ha* Just finished n’flnn originally bad to make It. on<- of the | beet of thn kind in tho coutitry I*; garage and woodshed combined. roallred. Tho Company; hn* tilled i a "want" and has raved hundredfl anil ’ Sira. Addin Sweitasr and daughter hundred* of pcoplo from rulriftlpu, George Nalthamer. while driving •» rhrlpK. (wo yearn with t>wl* In­ Thursday aftonion. struck It a stitute, Chicago und epoch at tho local high school lust year >' ompAny. "The vast amount of detail work In member* In thb xprlng of 1845 th« Michigan This is Mutual Tornado, Cyclone and Wind- plicated «turm Insurance Co.’ was launched out country nnd taken to the home of her mother Mr* John Spindler, where the funeral was held Thursday at 1 o’clock. Her days with Rev. and Mr* Bostwick. body was laid to rest beside, her father in the family lot tn cemetery number Independent Basket Ball Team. During tho nlmost 30 year Hostngs will bo on tho basket ball had lived in WAsdtand nearly all her map a* usual this year. Reside* hav­ life. Hho leave* * host of relatives ing lhr.lv usual good high school team Hastings Citizen Served Mr* Kilty Holme* who han been they will put on tho floor a very strong independent team. In Orient Under Twa C. T. (Red) Reynold* With the M. A. home l« doing al! possible to aavo tho night. all color* with ur without collar* DRE.SS GOODS of hl* brain. And building It up hn stood by tho member* ua its conjer- ' votive and careful mnnugcnx nt' th awk, and the members feel tliat Ii, Is no_, more than n square deal that ■ MonafAclurer ter* with pockM.* ana «tmw'. collar* In rent* on carb 8100 insured, nnd one lory. . . .— entrf m. each In)luriHji nnd strong that it can stand any k nd a ll.vou - -- - ................ ,n¥ • advantage to any man to have a mem‘ v i bi-rshlp In it. because > that if he meets with Memberahip fee............. would never want it. The Michigan Advance uracwment of Mutual Tornado Cyclone and Wlnd- | fortune to hpve the middle linger of Fred Balno of Charlotte visited hisi rtffrit Cynthia Benter Monday. ; were Grand Rapid" visitors.Monday,, making the trip by auto. . Roy Rowlader und Homer Bawdy returned from their hunting trip ti’ Ute Upper Penlnaula. Saturday morn­’ ing. They ■uccccdcd in killing their ■ usually light nud pre cxcMd 1*5.001). Lupi : M*>>«inrtii» made on lie iwmi policy In.-1SS5. when the wm org.u>iied. the cxpcti-i E. A. BURTON Quality Hardware We have* purchased from a UrgB Bw»M»r wore many hidlana there ut the time nn*'. ¥.r- CroiT Attended Indian Govern­ ment’ school for a.time. Ol? October 19. 1S7C. ho was united lu mnrrlagu .to Mlsk Harriet Godftvy. They look up a homeate.,i! In Eden township. Mason C(>. Ffitecn years ago they m Anna Johnson. nf thia city. purchased n farm In SunUeld twp. En..n. got, and « ye.tr or bo Afterward* wcn-ltm>wn ns “Hope paflnff." amhh» entered the ministry and pto*ch< u -hour for JO years in the EvIngeBcarchurc[,'J ,o have published In tho near futjiro On account ot poor health he wj compeled to locate, and moved r ,(l| her e’lghth book which lit ontljj-’d Sunfield village 3 years ago. j lo । ••Paying tho Price." Tho set-rm is wa« converted in Mnbon Co. 30 yej.„ r“- Iild in the nnejent Spanish city ot St. ago. Mr* Croff ami thh-e chlidii n aro left. Rev. Croff of Sunfleid. Augustine.' Florida, where Ml*» JohnMr* Stella’ Mend of Grand Isslk: non passed a recent winter. Tito story Is not hlstoricul as much of Mira JuhiiHon'* work haa buen. ' On the brother und amc Mator. both of <i contrary, it 1* n story of prra>*:;t day ana Co/ Ilfo In this quaint, charming city when tliConged with winter tourist* appendkitk* nnd taken to a hoiiTh« M-eretary of the publishing pltal at I-umlng on Thursday even­ house, which will bring out Mira ing nnd. operated on. He *ntllled Johnson’s l,oak. prtmnunee* it "the from tho operation nnd the doctors most gripping’* story the writer han gave out hopes for his recovery, until yet offered. Mtes Johnson hi'rult a very short time l>eforo his death on thinks Its. strength lies more in the Wednesday morning. There wus a complication of dlw.ieea. . • "Mia* Patty" Wlntrop, a minor char-. Tho funeral was held at the il. E. churffii-nt Bunileid. Rev. Geo. Koeh­ ler, I*. E. of Grand Rapids preached und uiin nmlBted by tho following preaclters. who :ri/> acted as bearers: Tier. Albert Ostroth and «... ... . ....... .. of Owosso, j H. Hahn. F. M. resentitlon of a certain type of south­ ern woman—gentle, homo-loving, de-1 voted to thn past nnd Its traditions. RdmiIIikI HutT, tho oeautlful - frradftrong girl, who pays tho-pHee of not 1 >.» much her wrong doing as her wrong, training, dominate* the story many very fapouliful flower* showed] cot intend when planning u. An effort Is made to paint tho an­ tvu covered with medal* Including ed by so many frlnd* both old and cient city as it in today wRh Its thn Victoria Croaa with a gold bar. young. ent, with gray and massive Fort Mar­ something which la rarely bestowed^ ... ., _ . .. । Ion.” with it* distant oujlooR over the Th.w.J.J.rarit.i mighty.Atlantic, Its quaint overhangIn thn campaign agaln«t King Theo­ UtSnJlB^Xt at th^h^ r tr '*’ ,nK »**»*-•«*«»«■. »• palmetto-haded bald's son. Lord Robert* wn* suc­ I will mcK at the homr. of Mr*f and l(, lc<<mds of tho dhy» ceeded by Air George, White, after-' ; wbid Spain ruled, Fldrida.- St. AuKu-flne recalling tho romantic day* smith. Sir George rovk-wed the Branson. Topic. • Faulshmcnt - or ante-dating tho foundation of this roregiment after tho Uipinah campaign Reform?" Two papers will be given in Merrut. Province of Bengal. India. on tho "Penal and Roformatory" nnd public is uno of the most fascinating Mis* This commander, who is now In su- “Educational and Charitable Institu­ cities of th* western worlds Johnson could haw picked ho better •preme command of the Brinish forc­ tion* of Miahispm." AIko un At|drc*' es'with the ullleg. Mr. Gower d'e- on "Relation of Drink it, Crltno vid' background uefurt- .which Insanity-" not then gained great eminence In ■my annal* . end help make these inlatlng* of great Mr. Qowar wis discharged from , interest and boneflL is, *enfee in February. 1«#7, and Helen Smith. Bec’y. -BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY Bargains in all Depart­ ments J. T. Pierson & Son ■whare It Pays to Pay Cash’ i A simple method of keeping Ice la to J draw a piece of thick flannel tightly ' fasten it securely. Place tho Ico on top , of this and corer with another piece of ; I flannel. Tho ice will koep and even J ico may be kept In tho rdbm all night, 1 saving many step* haak forth ; I tho refrigerator? 1 force in a large / will divide tho li le or hatpin; it illy. i Reform That Haa Weight The only reform'that really reforme । grow in i batter better men acd RHEUMATISM , Decay of the System Easily Pre• I vented by the use of RHEUMA ; the organa of the body becoming impreg* nated with'Uric Add crystals, which caux: their decay. Rheuma will stop all inroad-t ' । of the disease and rtatore the natural I functions of the system. RHEUMA Km- ' • ben Up the stiffened joints and reduces the swelling*. 50 cents a bottle—monea I returned if it tails. j CARVETH A STEBBINS Reed’s Opera House Friday Night Nov. 27 BROWNLEE & REED'S Romantic Western Melodrama The Toxas Cattle King A Thrilling Story of the Great Southwest Life on the Plains At It It fodty Specltl Scenery end Eleetrlctl Effects AN UNUSUAL CAST ORIGINAL COWBOY BAND Band Concertt Noon and Night Reterved Seats on Salo ot Carveth & Stebbins’ Prices 25c, 35c and 50c �THEHASTINGfi BAXXKtt, NOVEMBER M. ISH. a Mailing potttouely. ■D HEALTH WEH hutsef* "You POULTRY NOW! I t ten nr fifteen | But leshorn is quite popular A definite measuro to help lower th* mortality rate In lurry County Nelson, many tndKVIprnwed a draire to see ths Bettor Bibles* Contest. a visiting num to thia county. mlttso of the T. M. C. A. About fifteen physicians and dentists of Advlce und ippreclatwl by Good Health Week. Two counties in Michigan havo a county nurse. Farnuni ot the Infanta* Clink. Omml Kent county's board of supervisors (de j/fre (jetting Ready for your Xmas Shopping Creasing Purpows. For a great many years L»ghorns our domeatlc poultry, and their popu­ larity In all parte ot the world le strlkIng proof of their merlta. At tint only I. hospital of Grand Rapid*. Ml»» ‘ During the last few days, carloads of the newest and handsomest Holiday Gift Goods have arrived at our store and we are fast getting them arranged for your in* spection. From all indications Weickgenant & Riede’s Big Department Store will truly be Santa Claus Headquarters. From the youngest to the oldest citizen, all can be re­ membered with the most practical and beautiful gifts at remarkably low prices. Watch for our next announcement. Tho work of a visiting nurse would not be to impoM herself unwanted on every one In Barry County. Nor Kptocppal ■ lurtoli Paul Fidward Bump. Nay and Gertrude Bump, wun the medal awarded by the Woman's ILune Companion tn the highiwt •coring baby. Thto boy. who was Jhis ideek (de Call Attention to a peM Exceptional dar9aia Opportunities those who are hoping thqt Nor would charity baud would be many who would gladly pay something for her services. But lq a friendly spirit, a constructive, con- i Rare bargains in (Dur Cloak and Juit Department for One Itieek Only vent stcknsMi by the prevention of thus* conditions In school and home, on the streets and tn the alleys through the cooperation of the en­ girls examtiH*d. A great many others tire community. werw entered but the Inclement Wc have decided to continue for one more week only our Special Stock Reducing Sale of Coats and Suits. There are two wonderful money-saving lots. aiut a low condition ot '.he physical White Leghorn Cockerel, Kathryn Klien McGrath, daughter Huth Nichols, daughter of Mr. and rw. Mortimer Nichols. 31 months. Lena Itotlo Haight, daughter Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Haight, Mary Grace Stem, daughter of Mr. To thq^followhig boys the other colors have been introduced, some from Italy itself, but the ma­ •u<.-h defects. Fully 75 per cent jority of Instancee by cross breeding of your children have such defects.’* from these two colors. (Next week: "Sanitary llequlre-, Tho whites deserve the foremost mruli for HaMlngn" by Dr. J. i> Bur­ place as being decidedly the best of kart, Sec’y Bute Board .of Health.) all the leghorn*. They are pure white In plumage, with bright red combs, wattles and face, a white oar-lobe, or deaf ear. and yellow legs and feet. They arc most prolific layers, giving medium-siied, whlte-ebelled eggs, and are very hardy indeed. Their great activity of body, and excellent forag­ ing qualities enable them to withstand cold, aad wo have abundant testimony from all parts of tbo country that they if yuu can. but first look about you here. Yow ear there are no destitute silting breeds, thriving equally well on high and low-lying lands. As table Little children arc not to bUnij (or fowls they do not toko a high place, being In this world and when Illness tho flesh being sparse, and yellowish in color. For crossing purposes they are equally valuable, and are recotn-i if* time to act. The wheels of of­ ficial help sometime* turn slowly, too mended us being the beat egg produc­ much red tape and ho uno seems io ers. taking site of egg and stamina care to take the responsibility. " Into consideration. I don't want to Impose on your «»•! nature by being too Irngihy, but I felt < mu»t_ »ay something to PROPER FEED FOR CHICKENS rousi- people here out of their leth­ argy and complacency for 1 du believe Successful Poultryman Evolves a they arc. on the whole. ' Good FelScheme to Allow Hie Hens to Iowa*' and would help did they .but "Frequently the .parent a similar nlcditl for scoring diplomas Howard Kendall Buck, son ur Mr. and Mrs. John Buck'. 13 months, »7H Horlxrt Slrk-kert. sun of Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Stricken. IT months. LcMIe Wheeler Cook. lx>uto Donald Bhultera, son of Mr. und Mrs. Louis Hhulters,-43 month*. SIART A GOOD FELLOW FUND III HASTINGS Thu following- were given hunoratMo mention: Kdaurd MeGrath. Virginia -----8hulter* Blake Boylen, Grrtuhen Cook. Frank Ctarroihers, Baymon 8kkitier. Avis Benedict. Margaret Herringtim amMGchaed Bherk. official organ, tu bring thia graphical­ • But 'one mother refused tu enter ly Iwforn your reader*. Let's be "Good fellows!” Th" "Chicago Tribune" to doing n lot of good through Its “Good Fellow" fund. Start one here. We as Individof the curttlnlttev. in .making her re­ port Thursday afternoon of Goud altogetha-r we can give n mighty puli llualth Week. "Children ura •nlev- along life's way for those who other* wise must full In ths struggle. Start tho same basic principles l ImI are a ■■Good Fellow** fund, have a respun* applied t<> live stuck. Mere Iwauly dues not count. Physical and men­ tal development alone are considered. Parents uro taught how to Improve the phyMcal condition of children • hto time of Thanksgiving und Xnu>, already bdigt 'and td protect those still unborn. There was some very clooo scoring in such division the t If your readers could only see just committee found, and 1 doubt that finer lot of know they'd all gladly- help. Mis* Nelson on Friday night called p-irtlcuThe following physician* und den* Ur attention to one home. I've been in this home and know the condition*. tinas: D O. Miller und John The mother Ilea til bccauee she's E*WwMrtok ___________ — worked hrmelf about to death dolai; • Hwirt of MifidlevUlr. Dr. J. 0. Mc- twelve washings and nine Ironlngn t > Gujnn. Dr. Frank Carrothers. Dr. H. keep her family together. In 4l.ut X Berber, tor. c. H. Burin r. Dr. <■ 1*. I*athrot>. Dr. John Wooton. Dr. F. to be moved, looking as though she's E. WlUtoon, Dr. F. ft. Timmerman. Hhe needs care and nourto.iinr TiVfftf «irr "present 'cbtidlt'.’-n,' The' ohTeil. utnj’^d_younr BWT Hi Up One of the most successful farmer poultrymen in the country says that he allows hla laying hens to balance their own rations. That Is. he fur­ nishes them with the different kinds of grains, cut bone, grit and animal food In the proper quantities, each separated from the other, and permits them to cat as they will. In this way. It Is claimed, each fowl'a Instinct will teach It to eat ot tho grain that Ito system demands. There may be good objectlona to thia plan, but it 1s advocated here aa a compromise for those who are not inclined to go to the trouble of bal­ ancing tho rations for the bens. T);e main point In this ntethod is not to give tho hens. In the several ingrodleato composing the rations, more. In all. than they will likely eat clean. The plan is well worth trying, for It permit tho birds to orerfeed. 02842165 Wheat 1a one of the beat egg-pro­ ducing foods. remarkable adUreaae* heard during keep up the mrithfrr’s former work so the income won't stop entirely. At eloquently and earnestly made Im- in just a Ultto while? Bhe qan't Jo It all. »ome one must suffer. I asked the rick girl If she had had ' Bhe said she’d Ilk.hu>hcd and paint <1 by « picture skru-lw-d by Mtoe Mary Nelson, the something but they hadn't ■ “got . " What's more an diHGet nurso who to the people ut Itetry Goun£r hue bwume “our empty cupboard didn’t augeryarll for nurae." Having learned within a her Iwtng 'Tbttl-n around to" so soon anyway. The older girl thought th" had known her many yean, having heard her p hoh-»ume advice to school ho would—God ulono knows bow chihlren and admired her spirit of many groccrx trust und ke< p trust­ df.ution. lovn and charity, having ing. not alone- those who are unfor­ eeefl hyr .diplomacy und toot and will- tunate, hut alas, often times tho-o who have plenty for anything il»>- but could. lt)e folks Who hiurd her lhat hlqht knew- tint site did not spunk ho'o^trustln* to". God blew* h|m! So to one gcud woman who's risking her thloe aui cinotions had been art on own llfe.l*<-*'i*u»<' she hasn't much re­ serve stAugth. by going night after fulks? night to minister to the sick when no “1 v tolled thrc<> tamhl'-s in Hast­ otic else to provided to do It without ings today." said she. "In one home thought of reevird or praise. ju»t be­ •1 found twelve person* IhTng on a cause shew a heart big enough to do waKo 17 or H.a week. That to' Pekin duckling* should be ready for An overtat fowl la as much out of condition aa one very poor. Lard rubbed on the lege of fowls will cure them of scaly legs. Tho Embden la one of the most profitable varieties of geese. The scason'i newest and moat exclusive Ladies and Misses. All sample numbers wl chased ara great discount. They are bargain underpriced at $7.95. $10.95, $12.95. $14.<& $17. You can save from 5.00 to 7.50 on these values- Jhis •Season's Close Out of all Millinery QQ limited, sg some at once. fl.98 to SS.Sf /fate. SI.H 83.18 to 89.00 J8aU;88.00. 83.00 to 8.00 jiato. UM One assortment, same except $13.50 to $25.00 * Special grocery bargains iiiarrn h)inter Lfnderuear for Everybody Quality Underwear, the kind that we can comcientiously recommend to give you more than your money’s worth of satisfaction. •Special Sale Prices STou On /til Munsing idear and jffll Beautiful trimmed and untrinuned Hi to—<11 new— now priced Tor final clearance. The aaaortmeato are HUing The highest standard of pure, wholesome groceries and canned goods. Let us have your order. H. & E. Granulated Sugar, per lb. 5ftc, 18 lbs. 2 oz. for $1.00 Odds and £nds of J'tock Luxo Coffee, steel cut, 30c grade per lb.________ __ ______ 25c One lot of 25c to 60c garments at /Qp your choice... /•'G Fancy Florida Grape Fruit, large 10c size, 4 for-a25c One lot of 50c to 75c separate garments and Union Suits at your 9A/v choice.... Sweet Potatoes, fancy stock, 11 lbs. for25c One lot offil-OQ Union Suits, your choice now . Light House or Chef. Mince Meat, 3 for25c meat now and .hua-iu. give u lift to in JUeaters. Joques Hap and /foods Chicag COME IN AND SEE THEM Blankets for Bathrobes, beautiful pat* terns with cord,.frogs and Ad tassels complete at....... Bed Blankets and Comforters, best val­ ues obtainable. Blankets priced from 75c 98c SPECIAL—$I.2S Blankets at... Knitted Slippen for grown up» and chil­ dren. All colon, cpccit! priufi -XjD/v per p<ir........................... *TOU Dress Goods, Silki, Tritnminga and Drcst AoceMoriea. Splendid new val­ ue! at modest prices. (deickgenant & Riede Ho. 30 /fastings poremost department Store PryCJoedt andOfflct /nona r LOCAL NEWS The thills were broken. I damage was done. I : Tne youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. with supper at the Parker Mouse. | H 1>r^or d|e<1 on Saturday after | Friday ovening. It wa« an Informal , an v.x'—■*-■* -* — ~>'»*> aaoata- . affair. The governor spoko brltfiy , gitto. No. WIFE’S DRUM A LUCKY ONE Ucan* entertained to. Him. Daring Venture- Did you ever notice the big buttles: On Sunday morning before the Derby of oil T. Phillipa sells'!—Adv. ' rmd hU appreciation for the vote There will be a public danre ut the Carlton HtTange hall Friday.- Nov.- 31. The tria} of Dr. Hchuh. the Grqnd Everybody Invited. • Judge Charles.Mank's condition arrested ,fqr V1 Mllegi-d v cruelty .>u tu .a horse day afternoon. Rev. JfaunBTOrljtoby 1 wins ths day'—aa olddlms popular imi.rovlr.g *n<i he will probai-ly* souq ' i„.iunglng to n Thornapple township uttUlatng. Burial took placs in Riv- song. Ttmsoa gave Sal a thump and be able to resume hto dUUer. I farmer, will tn- held In JiMtk-e Cad* endda cemetery. __ . . ' told h«r to BhM up, and. both being The Knfty Club wl‘1 meet at the' iv.Hladrr'a court. Monday.•’The comhome'of'Mr. and Mrs. Fratik BhSY-j (,t,7fn*hi r .xe**war Humant !r-------- 8 : nt In in The tn»- 'r^ifti^was' _____________ ttwrulolph—nf- HrunTTlapldk Laged Hastings ploneef who died last .row tnesnt. _ "I dreamt I was on Epsom Dowafl." The annual meeting of the mwn* j .. <uu want ............................................. needle* fur your ma- week, died suddenly ot neuralgia of 1w.iv, And ut ' the heart at hk> home tn Thornapple •ho said,, "gad saw a Joeksy la yallsr _t>ers of the Baiit'ield 'teieiAhono com- , chine vnn you will a always find tht*m them ut P«ny will be held In Bantleld. Doct-m- 1 t. I'hlUlps*. • To make sura bring a Ing on hi* couch. Mr. Williams had chine I lived near his tote home practically day.' If thern'a a joeksy to ysltor on h h x.—-Adv. / He attended the fun- Derby day. Nad, I'd put a bit cm him “Tin- tost foot bill game of the Sa- all of hla life. surprised. T. I’hilUps.—Afiv. • it I was you." f The annual m. cHng for the election : on Thurrfay m.^ing between the ita stenwfivj^ Mill tongue, but the dream had Ita °f. hl“h *tevBn «,'rt •" •>•'««» following Monday. be Improving. The funeral was held - -•■ • of former stars. The game December I. . * • will be played In'the morning In or- nn Wednesday meriting at Jackson ear during the preliminary -cantor Holes cut from auto tire* fur heavy Mt. church, burial taking place In *" rubber*. Will out wear the uppers. I opprtunlty to use as an excuse In* Hope cems'.ery.. Middleville. Hla । ■llgeation resulting from eating boi^pShop. K. Htat,; tit. Adv . tlful ThankAgiving dlenen*. ‘ . Bert Webb- has r< turned from a* Hugh Rllcy'a horse became »< ixed < . Grand Rapids li.iipllai where he re­ wish a deelre to run away on- Thur*. I One of fhe few millionaires pos- etod (0 golden sorerwigtis tor hts ptaek. <11 nary workman In a Berlin soap fad* lory In Madrid, but wishes personal­ ly to learn the German and Bpolnlab modes of making it. • -*• • bought a new koras and cart and chr1»tsndfl ths fomsr Yellow Boy. while .Bal had reason to sxult about for county rally to be . Tho examination at Albert We Have Pocahontas In “Lump" and "Nut" . Halting Gas Co's Coke In All Si»-s "•"— ROGERS 6 SON Anthraoito Phoneq: Office 194, Residence 192 11AKXKH WANT ADV6. HOW. I /fewest Styles and Colors Grocery Provide plenty ot coupe ao that tho daring a light In • wagon, to booked ]. yojwg poultry can bo fed by them* to be hold In Jualita Gould's court on < Friday. I, Yes. 1 did. 1 bought my machine of|< T. I’hllhpa at *30.00 less than tho oth- ] 1 ahull feel well repaid for my effort. By providing plenty of cracked eye* Your paper to the In st 'medium 1 ter shells and ground bone, soft shells Ohio Witt Virginia know of to bring n good cuusn before tile pubiK so F11 |rav« It with you to In "Lump" <utl In "Lump and Never cut a fowl'a wings to prevent wlm'haTo been i•-siding in the Osborn I' "Egg" Sixes "■Waahed Nut" Upwt Ito flying. Pull out tho flight foalhFtoui one Wiiu’5'l.lkv to be * A “Good Fellow." Turkey egge ran slightly above baa' horn*'." continued Miss Am J’cnnock vs. Mt uad a "cmau who is The city of Bon Diego, Cal., has ah their step mother. This Tim effect is produced with colored whole weight. many lighla and an automatic (Usher piac. ....................... ......................... ................. ......................... ...... eg la Ul Th<- daughter of fifteen ytwra was silting in a chair looking »•* IhoMlli ulmoel ready to paw, into eternity. A daughter, ot sixteen years ■ washing* Think this lento (or we pur- One asaortment of Coats and Suits for l-adies and Misses. Values from $7.50 to $18.00. For one week only during this Stock Reducing Sale your choice $5 QQ Air-elaked lime la a good disinfect­ rpuch improved in health. * ant. sprinkled over the floors. The annual meeting of Hastings In front of Mrs. Grant's residence the Lornta Nc. S3. F. a- A. M.. for the cler- unifpul changed his route of travel from the pavement th" sldeasulk beauty, rigor and prollflcnsss. nemtay* evening,.December J. residence, where he Keep the"poultry house dry. Dampnext meeting on Wt>dneed*W. Dec. 2- With all fowls a change of food to desirable, as they tire ot on kind of food. Sample Coats™ Suits HASTINGS. MICH. achpal Relatli Klfictoi �E HAHTIXGS BASXKLt NOVEMBER 2t. lull itlMCMM JF cants hi mv F-v You Are Thankful WE RE SO PROUD OF KuDDcnhehner Clothes Continue! from page 1. Joseph E. Gill va Jtteph F. attachment. If Warmed By > William. Uokta vs. A. X. Williams. • sheriff, tfeplevln. .. I Frank Campbell vs. Frank Fries. ,| assumpsit. • ; Wm. A. Hall va.1 Austin Fe/rta and that wc want every man and young man in Barry county tu know what we have assembled. The styles are so varied, the quality so high, the prices so low, that we know looking here will mean buying here. BAUER’S KLEAN KOAL Mixed Wood Oak Wood *2.25 #2.50 Beech Wood*2.75 Split Wood *2.50 Chunks *2.25 xjt; 'I the complainant had Hied no security in appll-i You will see suits that were designed especially for young men, and more dignified ideas for the older man. You will see the extra value that carries out our policy of seeing how much wc can give—not get. Will ybu be in today and look? [I John Bchriner vs. Ambrose C. HindIt tnon. appeal,'ready.-• [I ,Imparlance. « ' •I Burdette Briggs va.-Jennings I-and ’’ Company, garnishment and attach­ " ment. ready. [| Chancery cases ready: K... rn Morrill, Lambie 8 CO Chicago for tubercular children. ami -Ince that tlnsn "open air rooms" have been tried out In nearly every nchpol In Chicago. In an arldrera before the Grand Waits spoke upon the subje* t "The Relation of Live Air to Health und Efficiency In the School Room." In his add reus hr spoke of some of th- Phone 254 nine and h. it. tn ih< old Jane Glasgow wan born In Scoltroductlun of cool, fresh air in lhe| ,i”’',• ••••vember 30. 1830, Rhe came study rooms. Instead of the hut. . I" JHchhtun with her parents, Robert ‘dead" air which prevails old. «lt school .rooms during months. ill Chicago it b i ml mdtool did a whole year’s prescribed work in onr-hulf A year, and hay* who were doing machine work did in NO hours what hiifj previously rv> tiulrcd 129. II— clii-.t in *5.59 *4.50 Worship aryl ADVENT WEEK IEGIN SUNDAY Obituary. WORK IN CHICAGO been done away with, since the In-' diK-ed Tbvtn Adilrwmctl Tho Grand HASTINGS LUMBER <3 COAL CO phone 224 10:39 n. in. SPECIAL SUNDAY SERVICES FOR lour tlfUis ot the ollk'o discipline h..d'. • Pocahontas Lump Good Soft Coal ... Washed Nut: *4.50 Hard Coal *8.00 Coke*6.00 William England vs..Lottie Hunt ley. ‘ nett. pipe organist All Soul'* churrh Sf-rmon—"la Thrro a >' Injunction. ; Between RcvivalUm and I Emma V.-Str ler. Injunction. 1 Usm7" One Price Clothiers HOW OPEN AIR SCHOOLS PAGE FIVE Xye the contra Ho nt the Ftr»t Meth­ 0:09 odist Church. Grand Rapids. Mrs. Xye Is raid by many to be tho tlmst tinm and the adtan. era Into toll Vonununioti contralto In Western Michigan. Talent. Methodist Episcopal .Church beg*n« feature of knew the hardshhu ot ploheer nlng with next Hun'day. each Bunday evening service. as will be noted, will be special music by outside talent. Following I* the proVhfa'h She «. nobly’ did.’ Jfhe T‘m for ,h" ,our ' Preceding I warty In life to love nnd trust. in. Tho lk»iy Coinmintr with 7:00 p. m. Rucred 'Cunver: elven by the McDoAell Trlo,<f Grand Rap­ id*. Thia trio contains Mr*. Har­ en, r B. Ford. a soprano. Mira Clara Coleman, violinist. Mitt Vera A. Hcu- ml th" Z, Smit. .tenor. Fl Church. Grand Itupldi Sermon—"To What Methodist Worship and avrsintn. Value of Federal Reserve Bank Under a certain banking law which recently..became effective the whole United States was divided into seven districts and in each of these districts was established a FEDERAL RESERVE BANK which must have a capital of at least $4,000,000. These Federal Reserve Banks are backed by the United States Government. The FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS do not carry accounts of any individual, but are established to assist the Member Banks of each respective district. The National Banka of the country are required by law to carry a certain reserve, and heretofore^thiifi-eierve has been de­ posited with big Eastern banks, usually where other sections than their own received much the greater benefit. NOW this reserve will be carried in tho FEDERAL RESERVE BANK of jeach respective district. In each-district tho National Banks which qualify to become Member Banks and place their reserve funds with the RE-. SERVE BANK of their district, come under the protection of the entire Federal Reserve System of the United States Government. bastings national Bank member ®anh of febernl Reserve Svstem stands the rctlcral H-»crve Bank nt Chicago nnd I ho .L’XITEIt STKENGTII OF Al.!. MEMBER Bank*. Back of Uli* Federal RE- . till tho Federal Hcscrte Bank* of the gauntry and the Federal Jlracrac I loci til und luuk nf tltln Board suintls (he Government ot the United Bin to. MEMBER BANKS CAN NOW LOAN MONEY ON RIiAL ESTATE GREATEST FEATURE IN NEW SYSTEM Under this new system the Member Banks may loan money upon unincumbered real estate. In every locality there are times when money is greatly needed, especially during the movejnent of This will enable The Hastings National Bank to gradu­ ally extend its business among farmers and place it in posi: tion where it can be of greater assistance to them. If you are a farmer and do noi carry an account as yet with the HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK you should ..open one at once and enable us to became acquainted with you, so when you need money we may be in a posi­ tion to serve you. the crops, or during a period of hay and stock quarantine, as prevails in many sections at present. It has often been impossible for banks to secure sufficient money to loan to their patrons during times like these, because they had no source from which they could get money even up­ on their assets or absolutely good paper. Under the new system Member Banks can send good notes or other securities to the FEDERAL RESERVE BANK of their district and get actual currency to meet their cti tomers' needs. WE PAY 3 PER. CENT INTEREST, COMPOUNDED SEMIANNUALLY. Hastings National Bank Member fiank federal ■ Reserve ^System �THE HASRXGR BANNER, NOVEMBER M, 1*14. visiting Mr- PERSONAL MENTION j <’h.«* lUnUdl M Mra. Rose Andrus has moved- to recovering. Grand Rapid*. Where ?ho will bo en­ Guy Bauer wo* w Muskegon Man- gaged In special educational work. hl« recent illnaan, Mr. and Mr* W. II. Ritter, of Elk­ Tho Michigan central passenger • Mrs. WUhur lAtie Is visiting friends hart. Indiana, nre the guests of the Jin Grand Rapid*. station has bohn re-hiugled. A daughter was born on Sunday to -F. F. Hlilwrt. the Woodland banker. Dr. nnd Mr* Frank ShetBcId will eat their Thanksgiving dinner with Mr* Howard AJkn of MMdiovlll* Is hla brother George and ’.vtf" In Battle weir TWirfty Mra. Bailo fuiiuun b< spfpdlng the ,M!k end in Grjiul Rapid* iial fc <1 ij in.1 Friday ii; Grand Rnpld* JeweDry Mik. Cora Brown hpent Thursday In Grand Rapids with relative* tended the funeral of Rev. H, C. CrtfT. Dr. Alexander Campbell of Grand of Hunflrlrl. Friday. Mt* Zerhei re­ Rapid* who apokn here Friday eremained ervef Saturday. After attending Health Week every । | *pcttd Thanksgiving with b.-r children! MlM Caroline Andrus delightfully Belding. entertained tho members of the high Mr. nnd Mr-. ,A. C, BArber and school factulty at a lire course dint (Jllldrrn and Mr. nnd Mr* J. E. Hogle rune for the Thatilagglving vacation. •i motored to Hickory Garners Sunday ICirlley Hendrick of Grand Rapids ,m in thn city* Monday on buelnrs* catered. Mr* Orris Root and family, who ■ bar for the Thanksgiving vacation. 'I J. M- Townsend i< visiting hi* chli- I ’ Tlirnlc«givlng gurwlv of friends In Irv­ JI Bert Gorham of Alba. Mich., was taken to K.ilattinioo to her brother’* + th* guest of Will Gorham the past iintll they have regained their usual, health. ■ I I, week. Will Chose went to Ann Arbor Tues- ’ Tibi® Omlly WootHand. Mr. and Mr». Bert Hilton left M»n- I .edge IlkiMuimh'* produced by .their daughter holiday* Miss Welasert will aga, pruduec the plays'In various cities. nd vicinity. Rev. Russell If. Urendy-drllvored a day eienlng. Sterling. J. Holloway, Mrs. Ralph Huffman and baby of Wiris(iD®ft Waft® lines to meet year Charles Hulfmriii. Mrs. Mux Eck and baby of Mnolng are guests of hpr parents Mr. nnd Mr*. Bort 8park* and baby of Detroit. have gone to Chicago to spend month with Mr. Colgrove. i Striker district entertained Mr. nnd Mra. Llchly of tills city. Sunday. Edmund Wood in expected home from Ann Arbor Friday to visit hla Mr* Quincy Hynes returned Tde»- We (Sraaidl ©trnr Mr. nnd Mra. Wallace llobbs and Mlns Betty <reborn are Thankagi* lug guerta of Mra Annin Bmith >?f-LansInKMr* CV U McKlnnis of Blaine, Wash., came Wednwlay* to vlalt her Creek came Thursday for a visit ]L®ibs®s smd know we yarn Woire <SDass®s iKrgfpamirimg Jewelry Wtaflcbes O©riks Specflades Tike olewder hicMOs We Must Raise $10,000 In Thirty Days in order to accomplish same, we offer merchandise at greatly reduced prices from the Pnstcur InatttUiK. lb Ann Arbor that a dog belonging to Abo Tho Bell telephone exchange will Whit Benham, of thia h" hue been constructing state reward roods since last April. Mr. Benhtun built aoveu of tho 47 miles construct e,l in that county this year. Thle work was done under -he county road VLOtcrl Former Halting'* IloJdent*. Th» members of Kuenael’* Mili­ Recently C. W. Mixer nnd wife mo- tary Band aurpri-ud I-con Tolhurst on Thursday evening by appearing in n body nt hla bom* IJght refresh­ John X'agler at South Haven. Rev. ment* were aorved. The musician* Hhe?har nnd wife. St. Jowpli and the brought their horn* with them and Bishops nnd Conklings at Dowagiac. held. located nn a line fruit farm about or.o •■nd a half miles eiuii of South Haven BinUtll wns In DowAiar on Monday with everything about them loTnako and sold the contract for tho con country life delightful and enjoyable. nfruction of tho M.»ck und XI inning Mr. Angler’s main product is about drain to Royal Bryant at tlio price of twenty iit-rcs of fine pears with as many different varieties. Ho has re­ long and mug tw> completed by the cently' purchased an additional twen­ ty acres which he nlrtndy tins partly County Drain Cotn-nlraloner Blrdplanted to choice vahetieg of pear a anll enjoyed on Saturday a visit with Rev. Sheehan and wife are dellght- Andrew Kilpatrick, with whom he nerved In the Old Third Michigan In­ the parsonage .having been recently fantry. Mr. Kllatriok once resided In refitted to odd to their every comfort Woodland township. of which he was and convenlet.ee. From the many supervisor. About 20 years ago tie expression* of tipprcclaMon hoard in BL Joe. the Sheehans seem to bo even In* dnre been engaged in farming. more popular than th-y wern ityHast- The two comrade* spent some time recalling their" early acquaintance. Mr. and Mrs. Conkling are again WiilUm Stebbins, en<- of Barry John Jones Sent to Asylum. county's veteran hunters, has return­ gkic, where they have many old ed from hla annual northern hunting John Jone* the local cigar-maker. friends am! ncQualntar.ccs. trip without hl* usual deer. Hperry PhUllpo. who went with him secured committed to the Kalamaxoo state one deer. Earl Caldwell and John Thoma" Watcra has returned from Crue. who hunted In Alger and a hunting trip tn tho northern pe­ Schoolcraft counties, nl*o returned after having an enjoyable time. Mr. ninsula when ho went with David und Oliver Ickes, of Baltimore. Tho Cruo was fortunate enough to get one He "hot another d*er. but men pitched their tent north-east of deer. Doth men be­ Munising. n<-t far from the Lake aomo one else got It. Superior shorn. There were few came ncqualnted\Wtth the hunter who hunters In this vicinity. Mr.. Waters brought buck with him a bear akin —hut he truthfully suys.that he did disease, which/afterwards proved to nut kill bruin himself. David Ickes, be a pure find simple lie. D. C. yam rtf Ford car. while ngvd 7J* years, shot and killed a large antlered buck weighing about 200 standing in front of the Club cigar “Where It Pays to Pay Cash” ”r». Albert llesxin, r and children went to Detroit, Munday, "’to visit friend*. Mr. Hessmer spent Thanks­ giving with them. Judge nnd Mrs. Clement Smith and Mla-r Gertrude Smith visited Mr. and remain until tho season ends. Mr. aa soon as the driver hastily went Into Mr* Shirley Smith <>f Ann Al*bor. Waters said thrro was an umutual tlnue on until Will Bennett, who Vxs Mr. and Mr* Warren Wlleox and passing along jumped Into the ma­ Mira Maurine Fitzgerald of Ixinslng chine and stopped It )>y turning the camo Tuesday evening to spend h wrvl: switch. The gearing hod probably Hrtd on Hcrtous Ctargr. with friends tn the city. William A. Caln of this city. ___ rho not been properly Cilfted when the Mr. and Mt* Claro Furnt** of Had tho maconduct* nn upholstering establish­ driver left the cur. Nashville nn< Thanksgiving guests of chlno not been fitted w'th one of E. ment In Middleville. »a*.brought be­ fore Justice H. C. Hrtrigel of Mid- M. Barnes’ newly-invented pilots terrain a family dinner. dlcyllle. Tuesday, to .answer a charge which steadied its course, it •could Mr* Flora BTIUhlL** wo* In CI6Vof taking improper llbertlw with probably have go no’ tn Un-other dierd.il* Monday evulng and Irving Ruth A. McPeck, aged 10 year* He redIon. At the.Instance of City Health Of­ on the Tdw-tufA-cMirseK.™ ’ ' into his place of buslnes* He went ficer BaH>er, Mayor Jamieaon called < 'Miss Hazv-I FtiiliT of Vermontville, to Grund Rapid* on the noon train a special meeting of the city council formerly nf Hasting* left Saturday and was arrested there by Deputy on Monday evening to dispose of con­ l-»r Lo.ildlanR, when- ah ? will tench Bhorlft Frank Andrus. Mr. Caln ditions on the premDes of Dell Webb, school near Alexandra, lux. ’ residing in the first .ward. Mra. Mra. Margaret Campbell left today waived examination and was bound Webb has been supporting a family over to circuit court, which convenes for Kissimmee. Florida, to spend the Monday. In default of 1500 boll, winter with her slslc: end husband. wnahlngs and nlpo Ironing* Mr. and Mr* Geo. O. Dann. Ray Wilcox, who has been ijptfhdNight School OjM-ns Monday. typhoid fever and her daughter Bath­ The night school, which will be or­ er haa pneumonia. Crimed Friday for iw extended visit Mr* Webb haa with hla mother. Mm. WllcAg. ganised in Hastings schools, will open on Monday evening. Come and help family. She has worked from early expected homo from Ann Arbor !’-• organlxo clipwra which will help you In fho morning until late at night, The subjects will »h» day after day. until worn out. ■toy to spend the week end with their in your work. The reading, writing, spelling, arithmetic, city council decided to make the MiM Gertrude Buillvnn wh » ho* been bookkeeping. typewriting, stenog­ prvmlncs morn sanitary visiting Mr. and Mr* Michael Sulll- raphy. drawing, drafting, chemistry’, connections will be trade. cooking, sowing, millinery. Cloaaes tier home In Muskegon. Tuesday. In other subjects will be organlxod, os RuMla is making great efforts to the night school is expected to fill the develop unproductive parts of the to Gratul , li.ipid*. wants of the community. If you don't Caucasus by preventing river flood* 'S nnd increasing irrigation potation for removal of hl* Inn- lint, come to tho school nnd mifcr your construction l?ajiac©§isft Everything in Store Sold at Discount Except Contract Goods Bitton and will take Journey home. .1 on Tuesday from Grand Cemofty Yellow Tag Sale In thn hospital there. He intended to bring M,r* Chary- with hlrh. but and Mr* <». V.. M tfee pta). . A photograph of the General Com­ mittee for Good Health Week was taken at th* How* Studio Monday, by request of the rdltora of "Public enrnutn tu the southern- part of the fol Sitadlx ©It Allen. ill with typhoid Cover. Ulna condi­ tion which cannot coruddornd'eHh- visited fri«’nd* . ]E®s(tSm^s”, Saturday iapghtor in Grand Rapids. IV. J. Mli hm-I haa returnr Years JBonsnnness LOCAL NEWS home (o spend j । of an education will have an opporVedder of Grand Rapids are Thank* tunlty to nil tho deficiency. giving guests of Mr. nnd Mra. Alb. rt J. Vadder. " . Orgunlution Perfected. Mr. nftd Mr*. Wrtbv Garn nnd chil­ -T At a meeting of the Junior Broth­ dren ot Battle Crw< and Mr. anf erhood held In the social parlors of Mnr. C D. Garn and family of Wood­ thn Methodist Episcopal church Fri­ land &> Thankagltfhg dinner with Mr. day evening tho following ofllccni and Mra. ToblshOarn. were chosen: ' Mr. und Mr* Charles-Uldweir left President—Milo Bostwick. Monday morning for Oxford. Kanaas. Vice-President—Bernard Quigley. to visit Dr. and Mra. Charlo* Ruiaell. Bccrctary— Forest Christy. Treasurer—Hubert Bronson. . selfs and Pasadena, Calif., then home Mootings will ba held tho second to Woodland. Cal. Monday evening of each month. Miss Marguerite Matthews camo home from the Kala;nasoo Normal Making tho Khool grounds a rajaWedDMOay. Bha wlU spend Thanks­ giving with hsr stater, Mrs. Rojand Utt uro colony, with the pupils busily engaged in all Wads of pradueUvo boMcCrccry of Lansing. eupotiono. Is the device of the Blrley vtalt Houao school, an open air school in England. • children RAMXEM WA*T ADV3, PAY. and canal cure him, —BANNER WANT Alli’S. PAI AUCTION SALE Hiving sold my firm known as tho Fred Rowden term, seven miles southeast of Hastings, one mile south and two miles east of Quimby on the Town Line between Maple Grove and Baltimore on Sec. one, Baltimore, on Wednesday, December 2, 1914 At 10:30 O'clock, A M. Slurp, tho followinf described property: Tools and Miscellaneous Horses Brown marc. 7 yr». old with foal lo the Round* Bay Belgian of Hasting*, wtylSGt). Black Gelding, h yrs. old, wt. KKo. , A good matched pair bay mare colta. fl month* old, aired by Bromley'* Belgian. Brown borac. Colt. 5 month* oh| Cattle Red and white cow, S year* old, due April 3*. Red and while cow, S years old, due April fl. Roan spotted cow, 1 years old, <lqe Jan. 15. < Black'cow, 4 years old, half Holstein, due April 2. Dark red heifer. 2 years old, Durham, due April IS. Light red heifer, 2 year* old, Durham, due April II*. White heifer, 2 years old, Durham, due April I. Black heifer calf, 7 month* old. Red bull coif, 3 months old. Re<I ball calf, 7 month* old. Hogs and Poultry 5% INCOME Money placed Top baggy. * McCormwk-12 It. steel rske, nearly new. Champion mowing machine. Side delivery hsy rske, Osborn. 11 fl. hay rack. Two horse walking cultivator, Gale. 5 tooth cultivator. . Corn sheller. Buck saw Set dump hoards. I’oit bole digger. Grindstone Hog date. 10 potato crates. Cauldron kittle, IX) gal. sacks cement. 11 ft. long chain Log boat. Set brass trimmed crotch harness A rjuantby of lumber. Forks. Shovel* Corn planter. 2 potato planters, etc. Hay and Grain 1UU shock* of corn. — Quantity of aeed corn. • ■_M) batket* of good sorted corn About 750 bumilea of corn fodder. About 8 ton* of timothy bay. (s acrrti of l»ean po«i» in barn. One bedroom suit. Other article* not mentioned. HOT LUNCH AT NOON with Checks Semi-Annually hta money nt any time. 2 half blood 0.1. C. sows, wt. 100 His. each. S5 Plymoth Rock cockrela and pullet*. Wide tired Birdael wagon complete. Spindle seat open buggy, nearly new. Osborn 17.tooth lever drag. 70 tooth iron frame lever drag. '■ Oliver .Flow No. W, wood beam. . All sums of 510.00 and under cash; over that amount • one years'time on good endorsed bankable notes with interest at 6%. No goods to he removed until settled for. z On 30 Days Notice Pint mortgage oseotu over a million dollar* Our >Bth year. Writ* for booklet »o<J financial statement. CAPITOL SAVINGS 1 LOAN ASSN ELLSWORTH A. SMITH, Prop. COL. HENRY BIDELMAN, AORAIN GIBSOH, Auctioneer Clark �THE HAffHNGti RANKER. NOVEMBER M, 1»14. itanntiWcsfteiriE Bairiry |T J^JT*p US MAKe Your Home More Cheery and Healthful Better than Pills HICKORY COH X KI US. DEZZTON. OU WILL NEVER wU t. tzk. iMtU dw. W pillt «ft«r hariiq ones swd CUwbwiais’i Tibleti. They ue euiw aid mon ptemst to tile, more gentle ud mild in their Action aid store reliable. They leave the bowels hl a aatsral condi­ tion, while the ue if pills is often fsiliwedby u- Y You should know there » ONE beating system produced that will beat your home with pure, moist, ever-changing, and hcalth-givin g air. * / Bnrfc*. Kalamazoo hud Saturday Mt reposts thia National Convention made a bullness trip tn Kalamazoo ' last Saturday. Georgs I^lnaur vWied hln brother Will Lelnnar. Sunday. ' School Note*. . Hnx»l Wil Jis ms vtalt<d our school Moa<tay. daughter Wr Win have .no.|S?ho<il Tlmn-Uy Th« play. -Aunt Hsnnwh's Quilting and Friday on account -t Ttfonksgiving. Tmib Grade. LAKE ODMAA. We. are taking Wp tho study nf Ray Jones and Claud Cava went to . tolly alalahload ot young people Modern History. vere conslipalios, requiring a constant increase in the dose. Every bettie guranteed by year drnnisL Chamberlain’s Tablets ' Grange Prgrain. Program for Curton Grange No.. 16* Deember 6, 1114: Instrumental music. cattle. Election of officers for 1616. Recitation-*-"Why I Believe in the Orange"—By Mra. Ralph Henney. Song from knapsack. , tnembsra .Five Reasons Why a Man Should Geo. Cl urn. an old resident, passed ham. Weal Woodland. A number fri Fivo Reasons Why Women Should here attended tho funeral Bunday. fcdd BnobW, la making a boatw 1 , ' week's stay In Grand Rupldx on day morning. Mra. Faulkner inttfnee—a little bard, sharp work to do. The reason la obvious. Muscular exertion flushes the parts engaged in SHVLTZ. itoldaj , IL and so depletes the brain. When । >qpr head aches take a stiff walk ox Ml*a Amv Kenyon left ---------a abort bicycle ride. morning for a, visit wILp her brother and family In Grand Rapids. Chss. Hhultz and wife entertained for dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Ed­ win Shultz of Heatings. James Laubaugh. wife and son of Rutland and WB| Shelton and wife of thl* pine*-. Clifford Kahler of North Barry apent Sunday with Frank Iforn and And Can Give You Up-To-Date Dentistry at Low Prices. Years of Experience in the Profession and give high class work. I can do your work cheaper than others can because I have one laboratory for all my big offices. Lansing—113 Washington Ave. N. Battle Creek—12 East Main Street. Kalamazoo—118 East Main Street. Write me and Pll arrange a date for you. Kalamazoo, Michigan D9^A 4 Per Cont Delton State Bank Capital Surplus 120.000.00 6,000.00 Grange Program^ 1'rogrom tor Irving Grange Dec. 1. U14: '• —..................................-7 Music by. J. WUtetts Reading—Kittle Woodruff. Bong. Reading—Ann's Kroncwiitcr. Flower March. George J. Doster L. B. Tecrpening : GENERAL REPAIRING ii. you. have any work in the above lines 1 shall be more than pleased to figure with you on the job. And you will fintkmy prices as low as I can possibly make them. My Other Line®—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, Wells, Windmills and Gas-Engines Installed. CHAS. DENEAU, MICHIGAN. Chicken pox has been- pralvalllng In our school the past .two weeks. Mrs. Sults and daughter of Tenuesvisit CLOVEKOAU and According t<» nn English 'scientist, if the radium In the interior nf the' earth Is In any wi*y equal Ju that in the rocks- ut the surface thv world will grow hotter In time Instead of colder. ’ ,- Beginning Maodsv Nov. RJ the undwMgrml will dost VICINITY Buta ot Ohio. City or ToUdo, • Luca* County. -■ . I6’- a EFrank J. Ciieney mai-.eei oaih that ho Io’ ir partner of the. firm of F. j. chenoy ’"County l'an!jn Btuta a- I Mon, Wai, and Friday Eraataga at 7 o'clock cry “ raao of•' Catarrh 57 .“ ”Avii that otaaot -aMjrr-1 p?“ Vety rcspccHuily. Mtntally tliy P«yn« Hsira Catarfli Cura hrmany and S' •» directly ppon-tbwttlMd and muKU'SKL-r'i.1"*' . * • A. E.e»ttnn ' i ^^wrlSt^mlibr^oaMiraumE oMsupaiMa. 11:11th ut Invite nil column tn hope they “±f“ JUST A RACIAL PECULIARITY WORST CENSOR IN HISTORY Inferior Haa Roger L'Estrange in 1663 Sup­ pressed AU Criticlama of tho British Government. Bean ill bn Sunday school For ages the belief has prevailed I that left-handed persons sro physically-aiid mentally Inferior. This belief, has persisted in face of the tact that not a few great men. including among , others Leonardo da Vinci, have beau left handed. O.rm.o KI..U.I,. ho-.-.L dwl.r. The ,t pre,, The Mrere severest press censor censor of of which which English history bears record <U Sir Ro<er L Eatrange. This worthy was appointed to the post in 16CJ nnd h. threw himself whole-heartedly Into his According to C. B. Roylance „ Kent, "be suggested that the number „ ,r Iber. I, .bwlul.lj- no Io .«»■ ,„m Ully „ ,,„w „„ l»n ib. ib«.rr ib.c «,«. "W. |„ „mc„ „ ,ubfccl „ *!” . *“‘1 bbb b.r. ». b^b ud lb.1 lb Ixiok for farther unnounvement next “ *, ■MUI or Bbj.le.1 dHoot., k 1. ..,adlUo„ lb. ordnur, InuoMbl. ruUl or l.mllr MMlUrlt, -bleb u „a ..dllloo. publleokou eulprli. too. Remember the aid next month. found among animals as w6il a* hu-, . ......................... rklod or >« II UfncUoM Ol lb* Uman beings. be condemned.'to wear some visible NORTH HOPE. Left-handedness I* often left-sided­ badge or mark of ignominy, as a hal­ ------ - ... neas. the entire side of the body show-- ----ter Instead of a hatband, 'one stofckliin.U t'orn.-rs visited their sister Mra . fng evidences of a greater dsvelopIng blue and another red, a blue bon­ f.'laqd Hammond. Friday. . ment on that side. In tho brutes tho ' net with a red letter T or 8 upon it.*" Preponderance of one or the other But L'Estrange went further. He ""------------------------------ ” ”-------- " ’“’f of th’ bod> ma> '’“ry accorU*n« was opposed lo newspapers altogether. Anders. Sunday, Tl,“ Vbboi Herinnn. Nalxel Is working near 1 because ths reading of them "make* Alllo thia week, nu.King husking corn. u------' S*! lb. multitude mullllM. to® lo- familiar Umllur with -lib tt>.e lb. .1.. rn.H — ।i lBo EOr.Hla rhlmtunm ; . ... .... o,‘e °r *’Orl<' Ill* handed rt * and chln ’paBM* loft’•tt'Jactions and. counsel* of their super!, ­ handed. • on, too pragmatical and censorious. Mr*. Barbara McCullum u( Shultz ' In tho Germany army saven seven recruit! recruit*1 and gives them not only an itch, but N« nt a )u»rt of lust week with h-:r sun ' In every hundred are left-handed: i a kind ‘ op right and license, to be i‘l«V‘lMxrP’T'’ , , , „ ’ , '*“0"* achool children the perJL ft ""*’ “««-«• UallghUy higher. These 0g-' meddling with tbe government.'* All house hold snnd. u, <Cloverdale lovcrdule the . .. • '■ newspaper criticisms on ths govern­ goods U. the' . .. ’ went wefa rigorously suppressed dur­ latter part or me wrex. , , -------- --- ------", tMlver Hayward and family .pent *ho ,re h"™ ,efl'' Ing L'Estrango's censorship. Indeed, Sunday at Mont Replogin'g of South banded ,a,cr become right-handed. he succeeded so effectively tn muz Rutland. , The number so born in Germany la 1 sling tho press that "his majesty said Mr. and Alra, Ernrst J->hnc7ck and’ estimated at 26 per cent. j daughter.- Gladys of East Orangeville I : 1 ' several times he wondered how it I could bo done." New Coal-Cutting Machin*.-----------------------------lirown'c - - -. Revolutionary changes in coal mlnNature's Balloon Ulnlrnra nephew un.l tjh.cc t.bm Mil-! tjig method? _a/>: nroipl*0 qppn the; DitLyou know-tk*t^atttra-Invented WaZr'‘\.. general Introduction of a coal mining the flr.t balloon in tho shape of a i ’!iVv",': mMhlM developed by H. A. Kuhn, a. ,peele* of fl»h popularly caBud lh« tinii GepHrio Huven* of Glus.* Creek. — i_u.____ a .... . — ~. . . The swellfiah la quite IImR----- ---------- ------------------*'— ' ■‘iwer- common in » raters?lm>. Karns H.xpe.tmg to start his I . T,!‘' de'r,ce* «>' *tnic R has yellov - ------------------------.a »nw mill In the near future. /' ,ural can <M*ck the copl scam; tail, which makes it look as though' Mr*, otto Prunohku is spending this *” “n>' Portion, moving up or down I it w£rf, covered with fancy ailk. The we.-k With hrr Brand, parents. Mr. or In ««*y direction la which the seam, funniest thing about ft I, that, when and Mra Ed Fennel. leads. It takes out more than ninety' pursued by enemies In Its native eleMarshall Pier.-.-..( Dowling was hero I per cent of the coal in the grounds mont. It immediately begins to awalon' bualnraa Th, Thursday and — *•------- •*--* today low air - In great quantities, puffing it'r‘“l">' “ «*> Friday. whereas the hast---------practice of .uig^plJot hom.1"* purch“td “ ••Worn recovers more than 70 per self up until it is nearly spherical cent of the coal. ----------- —__ ( in shape, lien it rises td-tho surface demonstrated piat It can cut the cost a balloon. Is blown along over thn Extraordinary sagacity on ___ of mining w/ by half, it- la said that1 waves by the wind. of a canal-boat dog saved tbe lives,! ten of tbeito can produce over one The naturalist* say tho air is taken of a family-of thrcion board at mid-1 thousand tons of coal a day. Onlyi in between the parchment !Ike sgln night. They were asleep in their. two men are needed to guide tho and tho muscular coat of the bvdy cabin bunks on c bargelying off, ruscltanlsm of each machine, which1 proper There is a valve which pro­ Wheelock, .near Skndbach. in Ches-1 takes tba coal from the seam, cuts it. vents the air from flowing out until hire, England, when the man In charge. puts It on a conveyer and loads it in , the fish so choose*. The prick of a of the boat. John Meredith, was awak- a pit car without a human hand touch-' pin, however. wHl cause the whole cned by the animal springing on the I ln< it. ■ sflair to 'collapse al an Instant's no­ bed and barking. Meredith, still in a ' Electricity or compressed air can be tic*, like a balloon. somnolent state, knocked tha animal i used and so little power ts required! off, out otr, but tn In doing so discovered there i। that the cost thereof ts les* than one Retracing gteps. wa» and that the ceal a toa (or c,ch ton of coil mined.; ... a . big M. rush r...w of water, A .A... Have you ever hurried away from boat .was fast sinking. The terrifled1 ---- ------ 2------------i your place and then turned back lor man aroused his wife and child, and Traublee of a Prophet. , «oowtblBg you ve forgotten• If so. tho three only Just managed to in a certain town tho local foro- *** down koforu starting out again. scramble from the cabin and gain tht, . .. ------- —— embankment when the boat sank. caawr weather was so often or you are asking for bad luck, they Urmlllli beln, r»mp«llrd u l“‘ “* »"«««•• . say. A wall-knowu city man tells how '■ Unuib -birr -hlrb ... up u bU lok”- ,o “> bMor- ho did this one morning during the -bl.i. .1.1. II,. rbkd In hl. .m., 11 ““ "‘r h- *“ .. last rubber boom, and left tho house again without having sat down. la believed that the foundering wag length, iu despair ot living down hla Every th lug went wrong with him due to a heavy load, of Iron bars, | refutation,, he'asked headquarters to that day! A alight fall in prices 1>which caused .1 portion of tbe bottom transfer him to another station. duced hltn to sell some rubber shares ‘ brief correspondence ensued. of'the barge to give way. Hundreds 1 which before nightfall were worth dou- ?' »»~»i CMpbsU t -McCSIum M.W. Smith, D.C., There will be preaching next Sun- will be held December Kley Payne's, store. We lulling our friend* through thia donate mine urticlea and wishing Air. and Mr.-. Struble i» Iound h.ippy married life. to ths people of : Mra Renkes of llastlngir came down here Monday evening and told nf Romo und the war (tnd how she rrturm-d bom--. AW were all very juirry when cite bads us good* night. Hert McCallum. The topic is "Mia* riorjary Heroes and Heroine*." 2 Cor. the ku'prix- 13 I -vtendcJ i hearty thanks to the Club of which »h<f 1* superintendent und <i faithful worker. NOTICE E. J. Killy DELTON, dOwmng. and Mra Glenn C. Freer made u Inislness trip to Kulumaxoo Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. button and daughti boll- many home of Mm. Hue Elliot. Friday aftcr- his brother ha^e this to say, l/ou should loam today Jhat needed rest .And health is best Obtained through the Chiropractic yay. Mm. John Mvl^cod mu do the bu*l- The Twilight Club mst.ut the home of Mr. and Mra WUUq Strubl.. Friday evening, November 20th,' for the pur­ pose of giving them .a wurpn-v In which they succeeded. The waning wujuicnt Ln pl.ning.gnnic3 and alngr Jng. Every one enjoyed the. tine mu»fe by Archie Herrington and Mrs. Ina Smith. RcfrMlimmta wore served and Mra Struble >urprlaed th“ Club Hwuiiiiiiiiiimmw PLUMBING 6 HEATING DELTON, MICHIGAN HEALTH FIRST Hastings -callers Mvhrtay. Ethel and Mary Given spent Sun- An "Encyclopedia of tho German Colonies" Is In course of preparation syrup being Ju»t right. He etirn.l It tinder tho general'editorship of Dr. persistently and kept up a pood bt>-. II. Schnee, governor of German East tied couple with a lx;yry> spoon, u,. Ipxlg. • About seventy specialists will compunled by appropriate romurka by Mra Smith tho prctidijrl. Mra. Contribute articles. . Strobfe responded with n lew well- DIRE.©TORS Dr. Donald MoLcay Wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes Aldrich Brothers Company nesday calling on friends. James Graham and is nhlajo ai>Atp. , ‘ Ezra Morehouse of Delton spent Joe Zichhf nnd family- of Quimby Friday night at Chas. Aldrich's. spent Sunday with Wesley French and Mr. and Mra. WUI Gates were eaM- family. Don Weeks and (mnlly spent -Sun- । day with Leon Stanton nnd wife. Mra Kate Kahler and Mra Mary IJttle Master L n Smith gf A»yrla Laubaugh and two children of Barry Center visited his sunt. Mrs. LvISii were Saturday visit dra at John Horn's. Blanton for a week. Will Chamberlain la building it burn relative* (or James Brown In Hinds district. william Warner was a Sunday vis­ itor at Frank Horns. twined their brother and stater, Mr. and Mra Cha a. Stanton of Calfdonl.r A. A, Aldrich, I’rcs. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Pres. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier A. A. Aidrich T. A. Aldrich Call or write today. Ci A) VEH DALE. The Cemetery Circle will have a so­ Nashville. John Hinckley.. cial in McCarty'a hall. Friday eve­ ning. December 4th. Como one and all nnd have a good time and n chick­ Fay Whitworth , -family spent en pie supper. 1 Sunday nt Frank .V Mary Kronawitter. Lecturer. We Pay Remember, "In time of peace, prepare for war." Primary ROom. llnnison. Friday evening. Simple Cura for Headache. Mrs. John Harrington nnd baby 20th. There "Were not Ona ot tho quickest known ways ot Margaret visited In Hostings last dispelling a headache is to give soma week. Little Miss .Margaret was In We're Pretty Well Located Ask ds about it or if you can't come in. send at once for the two big books that tell you all the secrets of scientific Home Wanning. The fifth grade have nnrhed.thclr hyalology. ’ lAivelt Dewey apellv.1 school Friday afternoon. Kalamaaoo. Borrower C This is the ONE system that never fails, never disappoints—that after all has been said still requires the "PLUS'* sign, and" incidentally increases the market value of your home, more than the purchase' price of the system. Hardware, Furniture, Etc. tian Development in History. end Mrs. Cross Rev. Goltx and wife left Monday Friday, to tent a house. , for Hartford where they will remain art being brought to Europe In the Mra ifcry Linley la spending a until after Thanksgiving. thirteenth century. week with her brother at Detroit. Miss Ada Mantel o* Prairieville Saturday afternoon, November II. The U O. T. M. M. will entertain epent Sunday at home. the Wpodland Hive Tuesday evening. Mra. Seth Clark and Mlsa Lottie Thursday evening. M. I’. Churvli. Saturday. Rev. 1’opc of this .place conducing pot luck supper.the preuchlng services her.- Suhday A Word to the Cha*. Ermberger hud the misfor­ hcr sister. Mrs. Gilbert Searles. tune to full on *• truck and break Olive Green of Knlamaxon spent one of hl* rib*. whU* In Grand RapBaxaar at-tho Miasonlv tempi* Friday Health Mra Alice Clark went to Lansing I Saturday after spending a few days In The Busy Bee chnv. meeting was Sunday trains until next spring. They IF you are a bor। town. were a great accommodation to many ■ We do sincerely uy that with a properly installed ROUND OAK HEATING SYSTEM in your home, you’ll have the "PEP, PUSH," and "GET THERE,” necessary for business success and happiness. Seventh Grade. Reading — "Co-operation Among Rural Organisation*"—By Ralph Ilennry. . has been the put month with in ilfth grade Jungusg--.with them. IL-citatlon—By Iml«r Nettles. We lutd teat* Thurad-.y and Friday. Grandma I^wls of MUo visited her Roll Call <>( Officers—Responded, to health nnd will return Monday to take The flrst grade granddaughter, Gladys Gaskill. Wedby each naming a founder or early winter tamlscii penMerton Bower’s spent Friday and DeWitt Murdock and Frank Doatec left Thursday motrtlng for a ten days' Refreshments of nut sandwich**, Mr. and Mra Ch ria Mohrhardt will hunting trip In aAthern Michigan. doughnuts and coffee. . Mr. and Mra. Will Whittemore and paper, d.oo'< you think it U an Inluatlce to the man who Is .paying foe It 1 Ho may be looking for Ir at this very moment. Maks It a reg­ ular vial tor to your homo. Tho subscription price h FAQ* UKVitN “• ~ “• uu wuh - b, bM dotbliu, Wl.k P.|„. .nd .U.T, Mmb .nkIM bonttn, m' th. »»■ ? it»\.VFn । —BXVXEH wivr asvvu UlM ADVb — —— “ •Because." the forecaster promptly -Ua will M»er turn-back now, when ‘ T-----111 rd "ths rdlniar* .-a.__ nare hr haa atartwl from iinmp utaiu Ha- n.vA fit Newsy hrlU. soop apau th -PAY— [again, river otter tha whirlpool. U.VAEll HA5T *OWb MH. �THE ’ Fi.r Naif-Spring WANTS HASTINGS BANNER pig*, Durof Jer-iFor Nile-\ A-'ys. both. FMre.*: fiiniotis topootrhor strain. Eligible *o n-gH-, Ity. IL W, Bley*, phono 218-21!«. . If For Sale rjtron-nouoli f-inrh lum-! rc«i—«<,.m her for moflnff and ahootftig. » w| 3I, ore-n hill ahiff. Pbotfe ii»M- Inquire, F. G. Pierce. City. if ' ■ , ' Or sale or Trade for cow «>r young Poultry Wanted-1 fttn now hicfclcl stock, gnod work horse. Clarence In building at rear of Tin Olin Ben nett, Hastings, Houin 1.' . tf restnurant. near Earntcr? Hitrliing Piner. Phdne fidUli. J., G. Kirchner. . ’f g-p-ara old. dark dapple gray in c M- j rjmt*. Citltcna rd tin a etturjse of anMinlt with Intent tn tin great twdlly harm.' Io** than tho crlinr of murder, will be arraign­ ed In J UM Ifa Cadwallader** court. •nWity fr.im cold WINTERS Ol-' TILE NORTH. com. with u* on Dnc.'lBth. Our >l< .-iinatloa will hr in lhe vicinity It l« a beautiful piece of noik.-br.vrlnR an ipacrlptlon and a view In relief cf tllo IoK trading-pa*t ««abll»lled It r>y *-«nn» dm- In 7 and « years: one vltgiblo to II lung 2 short. •o havo chaaod hi.i wife up tho road intll hla mo overlook him and u**d ohytlca! force in protecting hl» moth' -r. Standley Mirtain«d a brufd»d Helping tbe lUdgian*. For Nair—Good <> room house, Hlgbc-t prices paid for poultry denicely localeti; gas, hard and soft j llvervl at A- J- Henry's feed water in kitchen. Enquire I.. I barn, phono 331. E. F. Nichols. X Cain! ' Phone tfftli. if Wasted—Poultry. Inquire Me-1 IdTivy's F«vd Sion-. opposite ' Cotlfi House. McLravy A Craig. Phone 58. tri 'or .Stile—lleglMt'retl . Hampshire ram«, Bert Sfty'land. Shull/., Phono 184 3 r.'If | For Reni—■Goal k rwm house, frlj ward, hard and wfl water In ■ kitchen. Phone WB. !.. A. Caln.1 For Sale—Housn and lot. Ittquhi at'848 East Bond Si.I Sirntr. Vermont-i Belgian* hnvd jgUlecicd over 1110 In ra»h nnd have nl-o n*-«lv*d a large contribution Of clothing and food ■tuff*. The cash will bo tuw>d for pur.charing clothing fr>m local morlunmln. Also hive combination charrt*. ■>nk tmokniso und tied. Frances Williams,-Phono 510R. - l-wk, 1 starting Modrack in Tronblt?. mare coming two In Moy. weighing For Sen ice, O. 1. C. mock hog. «uh- I Ptarllng Modrack. acted not quite 10 Ituo |t>*., Frank Peck. Woodland.! jcct to rc^i.'trntion Hood one. Re yrara. t* again In touble. ThT* time ho It. F. D. No. 3, two mile* aauth and j Gould, Nishvlllr. R. 4. ' .’-niu 1 fH.accutod of rtralir.g property- from one-half mile wwi «f Woodland. —-------- -———— j Welekgcnant & Riede'e »tort>. form­ foe Naic (1i<*n|>--A 4 H. P. .Gaaollr.n ‘ - - -• - - - . — ■-.. i-nglno. .ind1 a quantity of shafting, Co. sheriff WlUlams recovered gutrio .white fur collar kitur- * iXHl. pulley*, cone pulley*, ere. Muat be of the property, which was In lhe day afternoon. Thaw return tu > boy's pocseaslon. Tho Modrack boy wa« formerly caught burglarising Goodyear's hardware stare. He will be arraigned |n juvenile court «o soon Phr.ne fiRSB. Nice Furnished Rooms for light! Ktraynl-E'ram my enclosure, bay colu house keeping. See SOI S. S yeara old. Reward. Notify Phom- 117-5 ring*. 2wk* Church SI. Phin Smith. ' modcM>r old litter Will Give a ’ Dancing Party at Reed’s Opera House Ticketn 50c. Far sale by Fellow­ craft Club Team Funds to ing Room. ( Oscar Fortier, amittce •] Robt. Mills. ( Ed. Clottse. *»» near Hour .mill, a child'll fur. Plow Ic.'.vr it thi BA7 office. Mr*. WntroUK. I-wk AddrcM Inqulrii ■« t« Mr*. Bert Sandy. Woodbury, Mich., WihmIland. Phono. 3wk«. All The Flour Goodness fxut—A pair cuff bnttfn* with black poul'ry Joseph In French’s White Lily Backed by Our Guarantee Notk-e—We hereby forbid all poraob* from hunting, trapping or tre*-- Wanted—To t-ent go<-t farm. i-xprrlcnce and two year* training Wanlctl—A Shropshire at Mlchlgnn Agricultural' College. M. C. Niehols. Tel. '• Phone 56 5 knx 5 sltor. Freeport, notice. Win. K. Crutfendcn. Oror notify BANNER. .'wks non Shoup. Mra. DeWitt C. Greg­ ‘cregury. ory. 2wk.« Wnntcd—A TOod r-’ncr.-.l p.trp'--*; how. man- preferred. Inquire Byron R. PelUt. Phono'IBS-f-r. Jwk ewe« and thoroughbred Ramboul' ' ‘ J. B. Griswold, section For Sale—Some full blood Plymouth Cloverdale phoqe. rock roomer*. Phone 209-G rlnea. q>nd|i-d. hcavy-bont’d. O. I. C. boar* Myron Shorten. Quimby. R. 1 twk at farmer* price*. Gilbert Scott. Notice—1 have a- thoroughbred Po­ Quimby. Phone 34S >4.ring*, l-wk city for d retired farmer. also 40 land Chinn Mock hog for orrvke. b<i«heta carrots and some nice Grange Program. , Brown Leghorn cockerels...and a Program fo Johnstowrt Grange Phone Ira Wanted—Woman or girl for p»'-nl good driving horse. houtework. Dr. Hutiey. S-wks Baldwin , tf. Election of officer* Instrumental musk-Lcia Jones. “Why I believe in tho Grange."— Worthy Master. ' "Five reasons why a man should THE BEST FOR THE MONEY STORE join the Grange."—Etta Beach. , “Phr reasons why a Woman should join the Grung€.''--F'r-’d Rrlstol. Rending, "Coonerut'oti among ru­ ral organisations.'/— Ray Rice. Select reading.--Lulu Vausycka ■ Recll.ill<m—Sherman Rtsbrldgcr and 2. Baltimore township. 8 the first time they, say you should turn the money in your pockets. But it Is no good doing so If you see It through glass. ThU means a'month of bad luck far, you, and an lustance of this belief was given the other day. when a burglar who appeared before the bench attributed bls capture' to the fact that he bad caught a glimpse of the new / moon through tbe window of tbe shop ; where lie was "working." plying his exciting trade. 1 Curiously enough, he got "a month?* We tyill NEVER let the question of EXPENSE g I stand in the way of making French’s White Lily • B Your S a flour for the price. g money can't buy as GOOD QUALITY considered—and And when you buy it YOU RUN NO CHANCE. !| 4 11 ' J । Can! of Thanks—We drslre to express- our heartfelt tluinks to our friends nnd neighbors for their kindnosn during ouf Utr bereavement. abu> for the beautiful flowers presented. .wc GUARANTEE When yon buy French’s White Lily you get a GUARANTEED flour. We put our wheat than other mills do. ness is' taken out. through more processes Then it is rolled and re-rolled, and bakes quicker. YOUR MONEY BACK. Your bread rises quicker Why not TRY IT the next flour? II. ot be. bread from French's , You Should Worry BER RESERVE BANK SralEM Cold winds-- snow-sleet-zcro weather won’t hold any terrors for you this wioter when you’re attired in a Clothcraft Overcoat or one of our Mackinaws. You’ll feel as comfortable in it as though the thermometer registered 70 degrees. Oh yps! They're stylish tno-just the coat you want- you won’t be without one after h ty­ ing seen them. We have them in all sizes and the price will please you. . Will you try one on? G. F. CHIDESTER ILeffidlSai^ ClotUer .tional Bank , la pieoM-d to shoa *om<of tho new currency l-«u<-d by the Reserve Bank*. Il's beautiful paper and has a ''crackle" that will tlcKle ' The Hauling* National Bank ha* । qualified for'pi*n>l>er»hip in the FeJer*l Reserve untem and 1* in po*t' tion to verve It* patron* In all the new । lltiMi Thlch thl* m i.- »yulvni make* [i po**ibto J Any one Intereatcd In the- prosperity I of thl* locality will be pleased to read J lhe apeclal half pogo adv. of thn ii Hartlrga Nntlnal Bank on another Card of Tluint*--Wc wish to extend our heartfelt thank* to the friends, and neighbor* who kindly .u«ai»tof our loved one, B. V. Ktanton. ■ To Rev. 'Grigwold for hl* comfcrthig U O. T. M. M.. Cemetery Circle and Dr. McGuffln for the beautiful flow. Th* Family Every grocer and elevator man in Barry Co. . handles French's White Lily. claimed to.be "just as good.” Bake them. Side by Wc never let tip for one single minute in our * efforts to mike French’s White Lily Flour just as ...sidrjn the^same oven, /i’qp can .then see for yottr- good as it can possibly be made with our Wpcrior French's White Lily equipment. Flour afterwards. Wc employ the best of skilled help; we overlook no detail in any part, from the time . a cost PER SACK, but you will find the grain is brought in, until the flour is tied up in Frcpch's the sack. White Lily to be far SUPERIOR IN QUALITY. People have found this to be true by experience, ■and for that Reason there is MORE French's White Lily sold and used in Barry County than of ALL HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK MEM­ you order White Lily Flour, and a batch from any other flour You may hg able to buy other flours at as low I*. E. M.iller, time Don’t accept any substitute, nor anything . claimed to be JUST AS GOOD, because it won't you don't think so, have her .try this experiment: Have her make a batch It’s BEST friends arc those who haVc used it for the LONGEST TIME. You have better bread, and it. saves thd housewife a lot of time on bake days. In ctm il turn it to your Grocer, or elevator man. and GET other particle, and for that reason it takes the yeast OTHER FLOURS COMBINED. People KNOW Wc mn^rj^avc and never will let EX­ PENSE stand in the way of making Frehch's White . Lily Flour just a little BETTER flour. than any-other In our big mill you will find that EVERY _ MACHINE is of the very-latest and most np-to-datc models that money can buy. Wc spent thousands Our; constant thought all that it is the BEST VALUE for the money, and of dollars to improve. EVERY SACK is a BARGAIN at the price. the time is "QUALITY.” Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville : g sack you buy is , should hot please you, all you have tn do is to re­ a^in and again, until it is rolled jitst as fine as possjb'lc. Every particle is just the same as every and water more evenly. Every GUARANTEED lo SATISFY YOU. Every bit of the flour good­ sdi. .You'll think more of The. Summer Side. Cleave ever to tho Rummer side ol doubt.—Tennyson, r - ^just a little BETTER than any other flour. is the LOWEST PRICED flour on the market— EVERY SACK OF IT. J • ; ! 1: , J J ’ Even- condition is present in this mill for mak­ ing flour in the BEST WAY and at the LOWEST COST... That is WHY French's White Lily’Flour Emma SarfhelC lecturer Basiut*, I SbitlMCcra. par Thursday Eve, Dec. 3,1914 Give our Want Column a trial for Jordan £ Steele will fix your gseolin- IxmI—A small titter a.id while hly<n.; Him white spot un Inch. Notify I a-ng<no at the'r plant nppoaltc the Rhine 3»lll. l-wkj ennic Wo wr.nl your Will pay highest price*. Agni Woman .Sent to Asylum. Mra. Mary Gallup, aged 76 yearn. J was committed, to tho Kalapniaoo ■ slato hospital ' Tuesday. Ixut weskl Sheriff /Williams went to Tustin and brought her from the JaU there to ‘ Hastings. Shn was aunt to the county I homo, but showed occasional signs.of ( derangement to such an extent that it nmtutoo. Mra, Gallup hnr. »overal aona residing In tho vicinity of Tustin. nr Sale—Aliout f> 1-5 acre* at Wood­ bury with barn which contain* hor*f and cow »U”*. granary a 11 Broadway or phone SOU. The Fellowcraft Club •F. &'A M. No. 52 Michigan ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER . NOVEMBER 26,1914— 20 PMES DICKINSON'S BIO DINNER SPECIAL, 25 GENT DINNER REAPED GREAT PROFIT the simple depletion of the stirring eyents-of my childhood •ays. 1 will with nil The Trimmings a /nan by lhe name of McMillen brought in from the common* (where moved. (Thia occurr ent Fampus Mantua.) ed tha phu-n now calle I lilac Motor Car Co.’* Kspert Tidd .Why Company Hires No Ono slaver," the <li logically nnd •« cf a thouwind children ini: men and In t one hundred young womep. prisoners of, the In­ dians. came Into Detroit. The trad­ vllle, Hastings and Middleville to ers and a few of the cjiltena would Freeport, on that day Chgrle* ,\I them from the Indiana. B. DICKINSON, Jefferson St IIUNDBHDS OP SCHOOL PUPIl* supplied. 1 would reepmmend this faith In and rccouraa to God to rfTl who would read His book, especially BARRY COUNTY SCHOOLS Starts now and you can get it any time. J would like to see all old friends and many new ones. Have just installed finest steam cooker in city. HOME-MADE COOKING and through PART TWO—PUSES 1 TO 10. to boys und girls alike why he con­ siders cigarette smoking a dangerous halflt. and why th., great automobile except on*. Hastings, Mich They would not.L. They kept him in pla ■ rui think a great deal of him.- hut MICHIGAN GIRLS’ EXPERIENCE WHEN BRITISH CAPTURED DETROIT IN WAR OP 1812 will nut employ "anyone whom we now to be addicted to this habit.” School children put aside their thing that Is not yet taught in many Kooks, ndr often told great rejoicing. All the peopl period From him they out Co meet them. It .was n splendid scene, their guns glistening in the tersatlonul manner that whn n hear­ with u white man. and drove off a ing and that tloinanaed .thoughtful Soon. nlns! sickneM Came among the soldiers nnd dysentery swept m.iking | Brltlan and America." and that dear! <>f my youngest brother, who braced them llko a scythe through newstopping until morning, brother volunteered for six months. mown grass. Governor 11 nil's h<*u«s Hon The dancer of further pillage and "**' 111 , Ho provided his own ‘hors*, and was county neat. made our ' M rt watch between Detroit I - ------------- ----------- - ----------landing at the if Randolph ;lnd Poipte to ,py th* maraud- 1 *»< lh“t «««■«■ the harvesting was h-ouid be laid out in the hall und here was no I r,s of our shore and give alarm If mother moved to Detroit and many others would be l> Ing sick in ore Atwater ! nefemrary. P'H herself under the protection of the rooms, while still others would be iiw la. was covered by lhe fU, Mother remained on th* farm, to Thry would Jllil the dead ihlnxs” he Many the soldiers. , secure the crops, nnd during this I.. .1—1 __ .. _____ mnny )t day there were n » l«rge;time the Indian* tallies of the Brit, ,,But or steamboats that sailed t»hl made their appearance to kill when General Hull surrendered thi- and swung between two poles: four wa2 fc*** °ne | ,,n,A r°*’ u,u 1 wa" ,n the yard one । fort to the British । home. The dead had not ev< even l“ •hl’’ld th,,'n f’-0"’ ,hr ennoe loaded with Indiana the American forces having become .onp ,o f"n°* ““ ,no and a prisoners of war. All lhe public t “roun'1Inhabitants of the forest.. Dense1 ,qa>H- coming up Thp Broun‘l where the I .. . lhe road, When building* were burned by the order* f’"’ wilderness covered the entire area ot opposite the ‘ ‘ *beckoned. of the HrltUh general. Proctor. There »«ptUt church now stands (at Fort > house she ths territory. Th rd- was nut a,I. -rU-» ««■*<“» »<peets» was a burylngThat moment they sprang on shore. was a guard pta,e<l around Hull's Their . ... ---------- ----- r. , 1 and running up to lhe gate, leaned house until he could be escorted to *r,‘"n,i f,,r ‘hp Mdler^ The ' commandant's house ' «r‘"e*.occupied quit n large space of He chureh of Stc, Anne, pf which th® I over it like so many demons ran up Canada. chkll-nged .Mr. P-ud if hi* stutrmeni priest in charge was Bev. Gabriel! t0 lh* hous*. My elder stater galn- stood where the Biddin house now Itlchard. The fflnet of the Inham-1 ri| presence of mind sufficient to meet stands (on Jefferson avenue near turn* in Detroit were French. There them ut the door. Hpeaklng to them Woodward.) The English general. 'snonded by issuit«- hundred* Proctor, occupied II after Hull left by tear*. he replied: vllle. Ohio, for the tarrltory of Mich­ igan. coming Hither in an open lp» accomisinled liy hla Wbol- family ■ ubjecl of । p|y, the Indiana shouted nt her. Turn- Icon scalp that the Indians would1 bring to him. I've seen twelve In­ Grthaa Pointe, whither my father re- kitchen, where mother and the chll- dians ut a time go- Into his yard with mmlfd in order to put In f.tlL crops.. ,»ren wer<. sitting around tho large He rented a farm adjoining that of' tirepiace. circle on lhe ground. They would “t1" ,ht Th. r.U.«.d h.r Inin H.. then form themselves In this ring anS dunce, while "dne of their number sat fclh.r r.u in, ,nJ . |,,|,r , drumming on a' small. , drum. The lie«n of one week hl- 11f.. I . . . ... Indians would hold the scalps ex­ I looking creatures, painted black and tended In the air on a long stick. sight, nnd his remains now Grant's orchard on the tranks clubs and tomahawks und carried whoop and raise the scalps higher scalping knives. They talked with and higher In the air. After Proctor had burned all he by. Ills mysterious dealing* with the After u while, my sister took up lhe could in the way of public buildings Children of nieji. No language can . youngest child and walked out of the express lhe anguish of that hour—a hoirae through the bgck door: mother mother without a husband, eight andthe rest of the "family followed and the men would stand guard all children without ufather, and only ; her. Going quickly through the through the night, their weapons 'one family between it* nnd Detroit - ‘ . that could speak English. Their the tlrat nelghbor-r-Jo»eph by name. name was llenderMin. Hurely we After our departure the Indians went through the house und plun­ rejoin the army In Ohio, In order to slningo land. dered everything but my sister's come back with 1t to retake Detroit. After returning from v Ih* grave clothing. They knew this.-I suppose, My oldest brother was one of these. (hnd the shads* of night gathered The dishes We have never heard from him since. “ leaned upon as a That same night took him. Now I raid In my heart. ed flr*pla<-c. I wnt to my oldv.t and told several of our acquaintances "Upon whom shall I lean?" , brother, anil, standing between his that. If we were-not French they were In thia raid frame of mind a bless­ knees sn<l looking up Into hi* face, coming right back io kill us. Al­ ed ray of light shone In upon me snd said: ... ... though . our neighborspersuaded the promises of (Jod revealed ihrmthem that We were” P'rench. 'they aelves lo me, saying. ‘ "I will be n ‘Will you be n father to me' Winter Wear These cold winds find the thin places in wearing apparel, We <-» have the kinds that keep you warm, at the right prio^. FUR SETS— LADIES' GLOVESCashmcrette Gloves. Knit Gloves--------------Knit Mittens------------- ,25c and 48c . .25 and 48c .25c and 48c Children’^ Collars and Muffs, $3.48 value, special at!----------- $2.98 • Ladies’ Fur Muffs, $3.75 value, special at.- ---------- *..$2.95 INFANTS’ MITTSPink, white and blue at 10c. 15cand 25c Fancy black Mitts.—- ----- - ------------ 25c INFANTS COATSWhite Curly Bearskin, white lincd. well made .—...a........$1.98 CHILDREN’S MITTENS— Knit Mittens--------------- 10c, 15c and 25c Knit Gloves-..-—— —--------- ---------- 25c Boys’ Leather Gloves-------- .25 and 39c Boys’ Leather Mitts ...--------------- 25c HOODS AND AUTO CAPSInfants’ Hoods —------------25c and 48c Children's Hoods ...,—.-25c and 48c Ladies’ Hoods------- ------------ ‘♦8c to $1.15 CHILDREN'S COATS­ * Good heavy material, finely made, ' fancy cloths, big values, at....$3.98, $4.98 and $5.98 I was a child, hut time C face those scenes from my childhood and touch u|»on those of my for I was a bride, though frum trials and cares. Sodom, of mind the plain. dead. . I' returned early the next1 morning and found my houa* with Ils habit?" 1 asked him. doors and windows open. - My niece was taken and covered from my sight. Then I hastily picked up smoked so long. I Ilk some clothing ajidVnt It to lhe wash­ erwoman and returned to the coun­ try. I came back th<- next day a nd looked bls failure to do so. becaune dead. he had a wife, who was taking in I Immediately wrote my husband. wasbjhgs. and children. But on* day I found him In the basement four . miles beyond up Black river, building a mill for sawing lumber. lomobllM. and so we had to let hit and men to Detroit for our household goods and wo followed them to Port In New Huron, where wo have ever since England, and tkiere an y little made our home. Three Greeks after our departure from Detroit, my mothburled nt Blrmlngnam. the little town sitting opposlte tn me, smoked cigar-; In which I had sought refuge.—-The Detroit, Saturday Night. Ing until It came time for him (The article Is taken from the apeak. I was very jnuch surpr diary of Mrs. Nancy Howard, a plonee resident of Grosse Pointe und Detroit, who .is n child went through >n'Prr«ldept 1>ft. und one of Is of a great automobile con­ th. all through the evening nnd five months. printed from The standard, organ of than In Hie Michigan Baptists. Mrs. Howard having been one of the founder* of "The first experience I had with th' the First Bnptl-t church of Port Huron. Ikirrnthetical explanations noticed n . lienrJi of a few localities In old Detroit are and bls hands stopped -The Editor.* His br.-ins did no WOOL STOCKINGSInfant's Wool Hose..15c and 25c Children’s Wool Hose24c Women's Wool Hose_____________ 24c Men’s Wool Sox-------- 15c, 22c and 25c UNDERWEAR— Ladies* Union Suits, SI value89c Girls’ Union Suits50c Boys’ Union Suits-------------------___45c Men’s Shirts and Drawers45c NEW YORK STORE . habit had gained such u hold on him himself. <>nc« we had an elevator boy who dlropprnred' from his work three nr four times a day. Investi­ gation revealed that he wax slipping Detroit about eighteen miles, and re­ smoko cigarette*. We found out that mained all night. News came before he Ind been smoking and drinking there are 1-50 young men-from lA t->' 33 years. We prefer high school graduates, for they make better Hr the Governor. draughtsmen nnd skilled mechanics. Thl«-work reqnlrt* a steady hand snd W* often speak «f inalienable steady nerves. We.employ no b«r right-, among which are "life, liberty* who "mokes as much ns n single cig-1 and th* pursuit of happiness." Lib­ a retie. Our employment ggent.ls an erty and b.ippinew) will follow If we expert, nnd can tell by the stain on put the emphasis' on life. For cen­ your Angers if you've smoked nAingle turies man has sought happiness and one. Ignored the essentials of life, attribut­ "When I that n bu«ines* man at ing io Providence -physical suffering Hattie Creek recently, hr mid he was. and death. Why’ not attribute physthere for nrrvousneos. lie asked the i<-al vigor and the joy of ■ good'health specialist there to-name the <Wuke of 1 tu Provhlence'.' The rutagra of the "Whtfe I'lugu*^ his I lid ess. There's ju«t one thing the matter with you.' -aid he. Tao are appalling. ttirdly .» family In smoke cigarettes.* .'I'm going u gt.e Mk-higan. hardly a family in rhrt them up.’ said lhe huslnr-s man. ’It United States that has not suffered means iry business.- my health, r.ijr •directly or Indirectly from Ihta plague. "H*mepib*r that just because yo^tr Cleanliness in birth. FieanHneM in father, ar a doctor or 4bmr man you Itrnain. cleanliness hr the us* of *lr, admire and hold up us un Ideal water, food, clothing, shelter, work, smoke*, that l« no reason why you thought und purpose make for godli­ should. Perhaps they learned before ness. they understood the awful ■■aulu nf Teach and train all of the peopl® It. and «unipt now gl.e up the habit. to think less of physical sins teach Nothing, ever made u imd habit re­ nnd train all of the people to think spectable. Because men smoke more and kmiw mart of the laws of cig-arctles does not make the habit health. 7*he industrial world is fast any more respectable. If it Injures coming to appreciate the tremend­ your health.' you cannot put the ous value of ail sanlUiry ugeticles. blame on your father or any one else. The right of an industry to exist rests You will be to blame," on the nr. »tsity 'of < oitseyving life, Following the adders*. Secretary rests on the necessity uf enriching D. C. Vandercook of the Barry ('aun­ life physically, mentally and morally. ty Committer of the V. M. C..A. dis­ Physbjg) righteousness exalteth a na­ tributed copies of the booklet t<y tion. which Mr. Carson referred. pKiblishey Therefore. I. Woodbridge X. Fer­ by Henry Ford, the great aurorrfobijL ris. Governor of th* Fhate of Michi­ manufacturer,' and entitled. "The gan. urge the observance of Sunday. Caso Ag.llbst the l.iHle While Slav­ November the 3»th. s* Tulwrculosls er." A total of SOO < oples of these Day. ' ' wore placed in the hand* of Burry Given under my hand and th# County boys. The*., booklets give Great Seal of the Stale .if Michigan, a facslmllie of a letter written to Mr. this eighteenth day. of November. In Fruit btr-Thonrjs A.-'Edtson In which the yrt»r Of* our Loi-if.'om- thoiiiwnd the bitter soys, that the hurtling »f nine hundred ami fourteen, and ot tji* gjgaretle paper causes tho furma- thn Commonwealth the seventy-eigh­ llnn of a eulislance y.tlled “sdroletn.** th. which '^produces n degeneration, ' Woodbridge N. E'ejrl*. among bo.vs which Is permanent, and Governor. uncontrollable." . It likewise quot>-s By the Governor:. • linslness and professional ni>«< J Frederick C. Martindale. ' liroughout the United .Blates us saying ' Secretary of State. that cigarettes are injurious. tine Dairy Couny school gave an jytllre Announcement. ufiei'noou over to the study of these I wish to announce myself aa n in place of their rtgular English candidate ‘for tho position of secre­ work. ,z tary of the Windstorm Insurance Co. ‘This campaign of education was I will appreciate the support of alt ■worth while,"< thought Mr. Farson, policyholders of the Company who for mure Of these lads have their.fU- believe a change in the secretaryship. Hire ahead with their habits not flx« d ! wlU.be a l.en^flt to the company. for Jlfe." Very respectfully'. —Adv. < wks. A. Frank Hylvetter. A PROOAIMATIOH Homcthlng to Hcnieiubcr. In buying a cough medicine for Children, bear In mind that Chamber­ lain'* Cough Remedy la the best for colds, croup and whooping c.iugh, and that It contains no harmful drug. For sale by All Dealers.—Adv. The long proposed Crocodile river. South Africa, irrigation scheme is likely to be realised, tho cost being •Hlmated at no less than S1.3l«.000. The area brought Into cdndltlon tor cultivation will be C<.000 seres.- and said. I'll hove hereby ordered t<> causa the same to bo shut up. or munded with a not properly ning at large. You Don't Have To Go Further Than “Row long ha This Laundry To Get Real Satisfaction muxzlcd. found run­ Board of Health City of Hastings. Dated Hastings. Mich.. October 22. I don't bril re..<llred on. ne ugrveo in try to habit, and finally did. T H. C. Cliatflsld-Taylor has probate PHdNE 102 proving that a moment that hoys who amok ‘ ‘ are ilwavs many cigarette buu« tn IMMENSE BIRD REFUGE th* car, And" If the tbcif Is dlwnvPRESERVEHK L0US1ANA sr-a his fingers ar* always Uidly ttained. showing that ha/is a j;lgaretto flend. Man's l srfat Fralhrn d Fricnrtu T<> "Sa we decided, that If all the bad Bate SA.IMIO Acrra All r« Tlwmpeople smoke rlgnrctWs.--il.Js a Irad wltc* Near Mnkan Gulf. thing for the gomi people to" »m<>Re them.' Asa rtrauU. <>n N<>v- 38. 191!. Far the pwn*o*c' nf ertablis&nff a. the -Cadillac Motor Far. - .Company winter refuge and preserve-Car..inli posted a,notice pt*BhHoling their u»*. gratae? birds on the northern..shore ' It is a very aerinu* matter to poet a of the gulf uf Mexico, lhe llockefeller notice In a Urge factory, for you Foundation has jHireha«ed what Is must back It up among the men. known ox the Grand Vlwnlsr tract nt This nitlce read: *?.,o*o acre* in Vermillion and Cgm•Clgnreit* smoking In acquit- • er’ip parishes. Jzriilslana. The-pur­ Ing a hold on a great many boys chase pri.e of the land was I2’.’*,4oo. In ouy community. The habit which, it was soM. was th- largest ■ lias grown to an abnormal ex­ sum' ever given for bird tire»ervatl«n tent both among the ,’boys and | with th- exception of the 1113.00# men in jhe last year or two. gift of I'avid Wlh-ttl to the National Since It in »u< h u bad practice, Association of -Au.lubon ‘Societios, zand I* iaklng such a’ bold upon Th- srrat preserve. rtNrh Is near '*.) many people, wr think Ir is a • the town of New Iberia. Lm... has been disgrace for a grown num to put under the prutertian uf the Ixmlsmnke cigarettes, it Is not only -l,»n.4 Conservation <,*<rmmisal»n fur a injurious to his health, bul is a period nt tlve years. «>n the land bad example to the nays. ire many rha!law ponds, several isty"Boys who sjn.ikr cigarette* ou* and like*, am! abundant forests ' we il<. not c*re to-vmpky or keep ' to afford the birds protection. A» a • In bur employ. In th* future, feeding ground ui»o th* tra.-t Is *ald we will not lilre any one whom I tn I.* exv lb nu It Is eX|o-<'te.| that we know to l>e addicted to this I myriad* of migratory songbirds. habit It i« our desire tn weed w-txHlpeckers and shot* birds will ilnd It entirely out of the factory. .1 a haven In the pres-r.v. just as soon a« it tit, practlanlde. Fur year* the— birds, particularly We will aek every uhr In our robins, ducks an? <--r«e. h.r.e been / factory who sees th* serimisnea* furnished by the thousand to ths ‘of this habit to use Thetr influ­ market* of New • illentv. - St. I .outs, ence In having It Ma piped out. * Cincinnati and Ch'cago, for they huv* "We have two objects in Internot tx-eij protected In th- winter by estlng ourselves' in this ni.liter. the game laws, of faiuUlan.i. Th.y First, to help men and Wr<; win. however.- b‘ protrtnsd the year S.<*ond, belief, 'hat men round In the preserve. who do n»t smoke cigarette* <>j Tho attention ->f th* Rockefeller frequent tits' s-ikoia. .an make Foundation was .directed to the tract belter .lUtomobitra .than those by K. A. Mcllhcnny of Avery Island. that do." -Ira., who hud given much of Ms time "We not ontv thit.K this, hut we and means to bird protection In know it," concluded ■ the speaker. leiuisiana f»r many years. The prop"The itay after this notice appear­ [ erty adjoins a Cil.OiiO-acr* tract dc­ ed. not i cigarette was storked in the l voted to bird protection by Mr. Mcvicinity of the factory at morning, i llhenny sswerat years ago. and It Is noon or.night- We km-sc Intiier th.pt | near a Urge Yract on Marell Uland. to think that.every man had stopped which Mr. Mcllhcnny Induced Mns. emeklnc. But we are plen-ed, for Russel Huge to purchase for tlaC.uoo wo were sure that It would lie 'eas­ and inclose ns a binl refuge in 1»1X ier for tr.unm»r boys wpo came to These three preserve* ajid-proper­ work for us to refrain from getting lhe habit Many of them had told me ty near them, which It is proposed by that they never learned until they! the foundation to acquire, will be inWent into a. factory and were taught j cliwrd "Ifttlmatelv in one great bird it by older .ncn who thought it was a ' preserve <*.verlng o0<> squsre milw. w ith a T5- mile frontage on the gplf joke tn see them smoking. "In our instruction department! coast. been received from tho government of King- Victor BmmsndsJ. th* On HASTINGS, MICH. Our modern system has proven highly satisfactory to a large number of particular customers. If you desire this kind of service, pboBe 243 and our wagon will call. “We Wash Everything Every Other Day” American Steam Laundry Phone 241 his efforts to bring Goldoni't« the at­ tention of Americans. - Shulters Bros., Proprietors Hastings, Mich. �Hastings Banner he COURT HOUSE NEWS Publtehtxi every Thursday at HadDnga, Mlchiffso. 1 Want Cohnnn/ic a word for each ....... insertion. No'adv. for less (han 12 ; dents. . ’ ' !I Harley U F< Inu.-r, Nashville CCW)K BROSx Editors. F, Erma Hwlft. Naaltvllla .,., Canl of Thanks, tc a word. • Obiiunry poetry’ and resolutions. John W*. Hickle.'Jfasilngs ... FIFTY-NINTH YEAR t5c a line. , ’• Alta Hubbard. IbtatingK ...... Rtilnirrinlinn hv Miil P.isi Paid , Obittini iee of 20 lines on less will .Charles U Scofleld. Womilind riM- oTll I. lim !>•’ ruM-li-l *'•■■■: 4 i»t Un. Six iiSwh? m .X:;:::: :•S »h’r»-1 H“ •1~v“ “ ‘ THHEB4MONTH8, in advance.. 25 ““««•. «^J3*AtnAN SUBSCRIPTIONS ^p«r year. In advance................. mait?r < . , ,. , • Pr,,,‘c‘> frie Belknap Sleigh The Man That Lost the Plow” and The Farmer’s Soliloquy. „ as news * May W'lh-ox to Dwtgh.t Van Horn, n,-ws pwtcex •cc. -T. Murry, Hoo. Osoo A. T.tlnjago tq Merrit N'lck- KnlrnM >1 lhe uu.lumr. .( II..- , linira Mi.-lii.'-un<,'t;ton ■io'nnd rh«! less Il'llt'tl UtldeFthe tittywriter < ITX tini?lnncCS Utl.duTrrM * a’ '1 e,ftM H Hars ’s name and • ESHEL.---------------------------------------------- I po.-toffleu address. ' Where is this man ot mystery, “This man that lust the plow.” I think I'll and look him up. 1 guess I’ll do it now. Some say he'* short*and fat and stoat; aonte say flic’s tallvnd lean;some say.he is a pious chap: some say he's mighty mean, but I don't care ADVEETISINH RATES. IMupIay advertising rales on apJOB PRINTING plication. , . Tho BANNER fins'one of lhe best | It-coi't jilut, IWrry. HusineM locals . and reading nb»«eqtrippMl job olllccs in Western j lices. On first page or among brev-| Miciiigun and is prepared to-do any Hies, 12>4 cents a line. ' kind of book nnd job printing. a Whooper for any of his ways. The thing 1 am looking after is a set of Belknap Sleighs, amt I'm told ii I can find this man for jr round "Plunks" 1 can buy a Belknap No. 4, com­ plete with logging bunks And the store I just came opt. of, with clerks was just alive,, but the price they asked for this same flleigh was an even thirty-five." The dif­ ference is not very ipuch*. It's just a little bit; but then, 'twould mean two hard days work shoveling gravel in a pit...NO. 1'11 never doit. 'Alleast I will not now*. I'll look around Mlddlevllla ' until I find “The man that lost the Plow” And Then I'll Buy A Belknap Sleigh. ■■« to prbmuii'' tuduxtry and commerce, Well, here we arc. I’ve found the place anti the man with smiles upon his face, and he's gjjt the Belknap Sleigh. Where did he get it? Don't ask me. That's not for me to know, but he's'got the Bel­ knap Sleigh that's sure, and he sells them mighty low. So let's all patronize this man, "The man that lost the plow”—Tanner. ' LtUBIWJU w rt' at to Emeat V. .•ec. I4. Maple drove. by virtue of the appointment ..f the Pr< H set Inga vllluxe miuxliur. when Mr. Itcdfleld’a Jesse Townsend men manufacljirtKj. 'tp.ue j,r.«!□<.;» were thvae In which the mukei .'1 natural or'aeuulred monopoly, no,that tfoubleaohie competition wa, •THE MAN THAT LOST THE PLOW’ killing . hh* iiloodthlmty tru. Were likivi-f controlled by up-to-date in.in. who applh*<i the Inventive genius togethvr with vrtlvfent manaivment. .and alao trial thcl, meg a« tu get the tw»t n-ulta from them, ftpi clu! iia Un n> srhbined with ,.t three combined <•* give tbr n>-e III the production and > Hastings, Mich. Not in the Trust out-of the i|U««th>n. “it 1* admitted that Mr. Iledtield proved to l>v a ren filed. nbM. «»rv Dunn. ,-r» » rrr buried aide by aide. Chief I’olt.ivun titan moved hla tribe to the bunk** <*f tWe’’Vi'v Paw river. Hit was later paid for hl* blimdthlmty All receipts* ami Bled. Dlfclmrg Swift, executor. ranted lurin' dividend*. era in thv plans for the building up of Baug-atuck la M. 11. Urvvnebuum. of th<* Indian Transportation company. that run *• lake vvaavl during thv summer brtv.--* n ftim>*iluck grid. ChlcuKi*. Whtl*' tiru vi-nlur* han not been *i brilbmtt tip.m-y maker during thv lirrt iumhur. th*, official* declare <hvy arc |wrf«-*-tly >Kitiatted with the amount »-f i*u*lnr»» «lpn« and merit for thv belient of Kuugutuek Is tile Improvement of thg roads. It la id.ittned to put l>, a vote of the peo­ ple next spring tho proposition of building a i.'oncreto road tbroagh The old flour mill xtlfi Frcrppti last wi.-rkMr*. Alice Cumming* .»( lluntluga ■pent Huturdoy and Sat.Huy With her a flouring mill, now l*ring oper- I'lnslund In the magnitude of’their commvreliil enterprises, would-hsv* none of th^t u|d-fti»hloited nonsense that w.;>* eaidl our industrial and ixgnnwrHal* dev* i*»pm» nt. Ti.rr. f*,rv Mr. Redfield la camo a champion of thv .Wil»on-J.jidrrw.e,d "t.irig:l*«r-;evenue-viib.." HH.inie the dumping rly surplus of revenue* u.ia turned lulu on apixilling dotlclt. Rvdtlehl did trot mind. N». indeed, went aiwut telling -tin: •upplnntcd by the foreign la ma in by -skUtcd labor paid front one-third to one-half the Atneri.-. not in mind « little thing ••Ign rompctillon ami that wuuld make them vlth lout; they mu-t speed up the i-hinea. ap«nd Up Ui.lr men. ami ult.undid be well He Should ha> ••peat Haelf. jnany. Aturrican t^i-ry itpuny having promise*! along tills Un*- nnd to one. An attempt will .Muitxr. Kuiy-dlun- J.W. SMITH. COAD CO. the hole on account of one of the hea.lH Iwinz caught <>n the outalde. mentally Incuntpefipni person. Uoud Both hctidJ of Hi.- reptile arc ..f a approved, liters of u'uurdtunahlp per^ct >l>6pe although one in a little l.inie^-fT.au the other and » la back farther oil the body. Tho ahako al- Southwestern Michigan: ither THIS WEEK'S NEWS IN tin of harmbuy’uith th’ iccumtnudiillnK luelf NEAR-RY COUNTIES. Ible situation produced by foolish atlrmpt to apply a "tariff*nly." rhi-rt he would cau»e his nthi'lumi fo tlekc-end uta.n that •i><L &>*. maiaxu utpItaUxta of the ‘••Irctriv. roaU conditiuiitpfodiiced by Mr. Redlb-ld'i- party. lUtl.-.l'd thnt in 1—that »• r tfimbtadly .tx capable a» any reptile of the wiiiic family, ari< jptib- ot it* kind. nuts in iiurthcrti Mlchlgng thl- tall reeull* the u.ne 30 yearn ago. wnen W. S. Jpltneon «*f Nortltuurt. >u>nl t'iffir ba’mi firm* and S3.000 f..r thv ■lutllcr built,. Chicago Ctitp|>all1i-X or- Thin important Case <-<iunt> farm* . •ning hU attitude to­ anil after .<m ertaininx. that lhe farm- no uuul.i led ’.unit tbe quantity. tb.it :.t dl*in<-llhAlkin. io r<lt\rii|.t ui UP MOKE appointing lidruinlatratbr on- ed atick iiii'l captured the repute. unit U.ind IU<*d. l> Item l-xuvd tn much to hi* rurprU.., found thnt .lhe ai>jH>intinif thnr ■ One-half of your coal—and it did you no good. Hard luck that But there is a way to fix it Here’s how: i d th. Vrtuiiing prudu.ilun. khulting down .tnti-il their e-.ncl 'ptimlsl til I hr tn tltafv Were.really no h. |aup|e liiumlned thtten Stabludi a life showing fl8S,3i<l.SS worth of work | lon Wednesday. lo<-a! harbor a« h*u» been done H thv county oh main | George Altoft spent Sunday with rlcmd station, -roads during, tijt isist Jffar.. , This, MraxU.-H, ^*mou- by. gU<.rdUn and tin-, th.. .That stove of yours has seen its best diys. gou need a new one. You know it— but you have let things drift along. Meanwhile, you have been losing HALF of every hod of coal you have put in it. Of course, you knew it, but you did not think of it that way. You know that half of every lump is gas. Fail to burn dial gas and it is like throwing into the ditch half ef’-cvery dollar you spend in coal. — ........... ......................... Rather extravagant?. Yes? The ordinary stove made of a lot of separate castings leaks air. They leak air at the wrong place. Places you can not control. Result—the best part of your coal—theJ 4,000 cubic feet of common illuminat­ ing gas that is in the average ton of $3.00 soft coal—gow up the flue unburned. You have lost it It has gone up in smoke. • । am Save that gas—mix it properly with air and you have the hottest : kind of a blue flame. But there is only one way to do this— Buy the only heater that is made tigbtpholds tight—stays tight >M-<>rtUiiK i" A. T. Wuehburn. of P dent*. The tanner thougfit this 1 a Rood tiling. and “hen the trump *u< If Al« hnuttance- it* tite .ItJ^iip- tilmxeir >11 aiKititur. be .Hr.tap«'d - Htrunir right hand und mlA -BupptMiting -hla bin fi-wtlly im rvoeor. why they «*„uM not uf England und itiennniij. unit Win n you Live aiivmoring lobe done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. This holds true in your electric wiring. That's one reason wlnt.r.* per ring. I* willKhed up'Wurd* of- Ml IHiundr, In |j>g niw^i* than half im tall nn Turner linnnx-Jf. Com feeding in* wintry wither. It VAN TIFFLIN . I'lnalb • 'Our Specialty. lirnui! limp HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. I •- 4. lUnuM N. USm,. frapi.' OFFICt PNOHM 70 «■ A- Katthewi «. Wellman H* 'Phone H-R. Roe Phone 371 would lUiikuilty the spot wan found by a • eyor. and f**und to be thirty-live the Rest of the Time. . ■ This is the heater that gives a steady, constant h?at from soft coal or lignite. This is the heater that will ho|d its fire untouched for a day and a half. j ' This is die heater-we sell you under a guarantee that is as “good as old wheat al the mill." Bums soft coal, ’ignite, slack, hard coal or wood. < It is just the kind of a heater you wantr Come in and see it PIANO AND SAFE MOVING your electric work. Von'I k ;.ow it 1* done rishi and thid juur ImiMtng* arc wfe ii I do Cole’s Original Hot x Blast Heater leak* no a*r-‘ * This is the heater diat mixes the gas and air and gives you all the heat in the coal. This is the heater that burns any kind of coal and makes a ton of $3.00 soft coal do the work of $8.00 hard coal in a high priced ' base burner. This is the heater that is a joy and comfort to the housewife. It makes no dirt or smoke in the house. . This is the heater that saves labor—fix it in die morning and at night and Forget Ihdl Tm-iH-r, cntplojctl by Klnttdnrd I'.-h Munroe. aprinic *',UKlit n good-elsed c.irp which weighed 33 pound*. . lie mark­ ed it with .t tapper ring anef replaced i -thumvr J>,ltn Vlvr-4>u <<T Hit- It itt the jn*nd. Thia tUh. with olhvr^ ■ i|trrtninwl for M»me lithe a .- ><• and Ic<|uhci<>ux Ki-ntlemail n><-r “r.o.on. The corbpiny >rln*d iiukdevtly uiiniittcd that he 'was pond f. r Khipinbnt toJCew York ilbillalre Florida ot u*lfta-gr«>tvrr n<ly. and Turner found ihr% flab Order Our Qrays Safety First 'ffS* bed and northern .Mu hlgnn. and . each »ucrvvdlnir m-am'hi dl.-choell a deertuac in the crop. Mr. Wwfiburn Is* unable MHWh did aifftclency ns <|i< See the name ^Cole't” an the feed door of each etoue. None genuine without it GOODYEAR BROS, - Hastings. �IM4. THF RAHTIXfi.1 BANNER. NOVEMBER Home Made Sauer Kraut That's Made Right, Is Right and sold Right, we made it We are getting a ourselves and sell it ourselves, so we know. big tale on it; . The Belgians Need Bread Have You Tried Our Oleomargarine? HASTINGS It will help you to save on the coet of living, and its dead and whglesome. Thert are thousands and thousands of loaves of bread needed by the starving Belgians in Europe. Wouldn’t it be “great” if they could have all they wanted to eat of BESSMER BROS The Meat Market Men. Hwlnn, Mich. Phone 16a Accident? These three makes of Bread—all our own products too—are without doubt as fine bread products as can be manufactured. The Belgians never ate finer bread than these brands are. They are made from old fashioned home recipes for making bread and this with the high quality products we use in their manufacture puts Hastings Potato Bread; Malted Kream Bread and Bralour Brown Bread without peers. We take pride in our breads! We feel that we are entitled to feel proud! Our aim has always been to give to the people of Hastings] and Barry County just as clean, and sanitary products as can possibly be made. Hundreds of homes in Barry County use no other breads but ours. Are you one of them? If you are not, you are missing a great pleasure for our Breads please all who eat r • Made,/torev ' ■ them. .PinfcMalt, Milk.Yea. s t, Have you the “Pint Aid" things on hand? With the following list we will give FREE a one minute fever thermometer that sells for 75c. 4 Gotue Banilagtt, iworted tixea; One 2 ot. package Abgen Perozide, P. I). & Co.; 1 bottle LlMerine, 1 tube Liquid Court Plaster, 1 bottle Vaseline, 1 tube Vaseline carbol tied, I liottle Carbolic Acid, 1 bottle Spirits Camphor, 1 bottle Carton Oil for burn*-, 1 bottle fluence Peppermint. I Otlll ValUC.52.15 C. E. Harvey ' .' North Side Pharmacist HASTINGS POTATO BREAD OR MALTED KREAM BREAD OR BRA-LOUR BROWN BREAD -- Hatfings, Mich. Often Visit Our New Lunch Counter The daily food lacks certain important ele­ ments such as the vital mineral salts, which are ab­ solutely demanded for the proper up-keep of the body, brain, and nerves. Short Order* Promptly Filled at Popular Prices. Finest Meals In Barry County For 25 Cents Grape-Nuts International Sunday School Lesson Supplies This LacK This splendid food contains all the nutritive elements of the whole wheat and1 barley—two ol Nature's richest food grains—including the vital mineral salts, grown in the grain, and which are an absolute essential for normal up­ keep ol the system. Made under the moat Cle&,n and Sanitary Conditions' Star Bakery and Restaurant ; thl* i-lnima «>r. HU Hou. had iwm and Inaplrntlon of ■ou don't bell* PK.n. sat Hastings. Mich. SclKMtl RllMirt. Report for the Yeckje; o.‘ 9 for month ending o. of days taught......... Average dally attendance No. of boy* enrolled Total rnndlment. . . hunt* wishing her.mnti) ur jtialllh-.itlon (Rom. 4:351. | Ilia real of approval ilnlwhed work of Christ on th Grape-Nuts comes perfectly balked—ready to eat Irom the package—Iresbr crisp, and delicious. About thirty of th* young friend* home Saturday evening to remind her of her birthday. Refreshment* were I'hrbrt also, other. St i Add a dish of Grape-Nuts and cream to the meal lor ten days and see what it does lor you. this week curing for her mother. Mrs. t'harl-dte Still, and brother ixirl. who uro qulto sick. . Mrs. Reuben Graham spent Mon- happy- rr- r. and Mrs. A. Seeber spent flat­ ly afternoon with friends In Tanner U visiting friends There’s a Reason” for GRAPE-NUTS —sold by Grocers everywhere. DOI’D ('OHNKBH. QIIMUY. Doud soiKK/T -house this Friday even­ ing, Nov. 37. Everyone Is curdtally Invited to attend. Proceeds all to be u-ed for building a coal shed. Mrs. Wm. Carl has returned home . Miss Gertrude and Glenora Waters spent Saturday night and Sunday with Marie touch. . MIm Estelta Johnson spent last Mrs. Bert. Gorham of northern Michigan I- visiting her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Calvin Blanton, -u. - . John Halleck has tne Addition oh *'Ws* house tje.-iriy'cdtfljfletea. ' Thomas Northland Is spending n few weeks with Mrs. Blnn Mlnnard funernl of her father. Ben Blanton, of Itanfleld. Wednesday. John Valentine, who has heed hunting north. Is. expected home Monday. Mra, Root nnd family left for Kal­ amazoo Monday where they will visit her brother and family. They wish to thnnk all of their kind friends anil neighbor* who did so much for them in their hours of need. Their kind deeds will never ba forgotten. The Ladles Aid Hoclely will be held All come that can. idea* going what we will contribute for the ramr. Everyone, la invited to contribute something. MIm Esther Jones of Dowling MIm Katherine Rltzman returned held In Rev. Hrendy's study n\ tho M. E. church. Hasting*. Thursday, Dec. 3rd. . A good attendance Im deaired. ’ The battle of Chlckafmaugua, Civil 34,000 were killed or wounded. Paper pulp' Is now oelng from bamboo In iformosa. made Here Is A Chance You can rest assured that whatever we send you Is positively the best and will reach you in good condition. Red Alaska Salmon, 20c quality, per doz.._$2.00 3 Cans Pincappie___ ___- ----------------------------- __25c 3 Cans Tomatoes--------------25c 3 Cans Corn------------------25c 3 Cans Peas.------- ----------------------------25c Sultana Raisins, 2 lbs. for--------------------:---------- 25c Cleaned Currants, per package___.___________13c Bulk Olives, Extra Fancy, per quart------------ 40c Best Quality Rolled Oats, 8 lbs. for----------- —25c Lenox Soap, 8 bars for—-------- - -------- - ------ 25c Galvanic ooap, 6 bars for_______________ '._____ 25c Oleomargarine, Best Grade, per lb.—----------- 25c Light House Cleanser, per package---------------- 05c E. C. Russ & Son . ............................ tno’i°6" devotion tn und zeal for u.lr .... ...... truth" <3 Tim. 4:4) "even denying j thi* Lord that bought them" (3 ITti-r 3:1). Deaplte nil the gnlnraylng of I the enemies of the «-ro*» of Christ. Grocera SHINE IN EVERY DROP” B|aek Bilk Stove Polhh ■;-,1 thro inch vanished In” dlfterent .place* at und "wuld _ ... very *hort Interval* nf lime." Her* n.wl.rl..... lb.. .... PROOF rd to Valentine Smith In l*ittaburg. Fa., - In 1843. To thia union eight nu 8:38). His RESl’RUEi--! taken especial pain* will remain. To God's faithful.hum they nre precloua; by them they are; prized and proclaim* 1. . La»t w-ckj risen On* Hlnwelf nwnrreetton. Insteitd of confining; Sunday with George Scott and fam­ aurneiVA* t.> the Mown text, let us ily. ... — -»n- •• — • *----TWoK^St ’-fritr wrf6rt"*slil>p* t' of TVisi resurrection, using for Jhla. purpose, Mlaa Allie Kellar has accepted a position In the telephone' offleu at various scriptures. The Resurrection of Jc*m« Christ. Pralrfevllle. . . INTRODUCTION. /The rqsurrecDat Roue moved his family last diphtheria in the vicinity. Gertrud* Waters. 13» Ills Mfr and Ministry; it) death f»r <>ur »lns; \(3) HU ceeui tlon for our ju«tin<>ition; <<>> ... present priesthood st,the right hand •>f the Father; und (7) His Gloripus Return. The truth of the Word of Goil concerning <«ch one nJ these facts hns been mwalled by the adver­ sary and enemy of our souls throqgh icmulned •Inn by niuny litfalllblo primjw, 1:|>. Flrat. let tL< hear th’e ' Further, n day vice her. She left thirteen grand­ children an<| four great grand chlldwn. She moved to Hasting* t< Black Silk 1 Stove Polish hrtot (Act* 17:31). How , <hw» eVer wmilrrful .ir»« nil '.thw thing-! May year-»hc h.i* Jimi-give-tu* grnc* to live In the light I ,un H,nitb. <<t 1 -he rteparird thin life of these truth*. .'1914. Shr would Lit?bail »hc_Jlyed. unjl! _Pe; "crinlirr 17th. A 'few weeks ago «he tlr.it ov*-i I olev < Allmrllc Tnlili-tM. ( ,.r rr(.(,Vered from It. She was DapAre wholesome, thorough cleans-] tiwd Into the Lutheran church when tng.'.-ind have a stimulating effept on .quite young and,always lived li thi* stomach, liver and bowel*. / Reg-1 Auth. While she han left ulato.yuu with no griping arid no un- world, .wc are as-ured she is in distinguished Christianity from all cd under our law." pleasant nftef effect*. Stout people I ter one. . . Surely, other religions. What other relfrlftn live hundred wltnwes are enough t> find they give Immense relief nhd --------------------------.comfort. Anti-Hlliou*.—Arthur Mul-| A full-grown _ elephant can carry founder from the, dead? The unThese live hittKlt ’ -Adv. denlabla fact of H|» resurrection furnishes aa unshakeable fottndhilcn for the Christian .religion. ~ The reaurrecUon of Christ la no. only unique, unbeliever. but It la also Indlspcnaable. Without that resurrection there, la no gospel, world. no salvation. no hope. "If Christ be •.tints not un unbelieving cy not risen, then la our preaching vain, hold Him. Only when He and your f.rfth la alio vain—ye are glory and power nnd with yft In your etna. Then they also der: two. high t lAUrSimww *mm*^*' Get a Can TODAY. NOW’S THE TIME perished" <1 Cor. 13:14. 17, IS). Peter and Paul, the two prominent position, through devotion Lord, und it could not tie sal much of th»_resurrec|ion <! fore, ihntjfeoy gave their merely for gntn. Again. the tomb, the Lord’s Day. MEANING pF Ills RESURREC­ TION. Here we shall inquire Into the character . nf Hla .resurrection. Of course, 'those who do not believe that He ever rdally died could not understand His resurrection. To believe that Ho merely fainted and wltnemrs the Christ 'I,. His resurrection, of His being sutler. | ’ naturally, bodily, raised- from the i ♦ dead. There was no Lord's Day be- | a fore th/ resurrection of Christ. Thru ▼ the sabbath gave way to the lord's A Day. the seventh «Liy to the tlrat day. j . His own word* "I am .he that liveth. The Christian church, built on the ▼ doctrine (among others) of th*, res- ▲ urrectlan of the laird, wtoffd ' not|T death. Ito. dismissed His spirit (Luke 23:48) und the life departed n-eurrcctloh. from that body, which was burled. tion out of the N inn i.nru j*«us t nrini in tne grave In urrectlon bodily, or wua It only apirit- •cc corruption, und what a hopcleKi What a >*d ! “ •ual. The. evidence pointe to the fact oituatibr. confront* •tory you haw! Only;because IL- 0 body. We can only refer to the evi­ watt raised bi there n New TeM^gp-nt.' dence*. leaving you to study them Ailed with life’and hope fur thu«-i ▼ further. The empty tomb, with the linen cloths lying in perfect order EFFECTS ..r, I.v.o wr OF mo 1113 RESCRREC IIIUOI IIIIMTION. Hy the resurrection from the dead Jous Christ wn.t declared to*be tt>o body. the Fort f>t GM. Il Is a proof of lhe dvlty of Christ. Tho Father 0 You can right now BUY your ENTIRE NEEDS for the WINTER in ALL KINDS of GOALS and COKE for All kinds of Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges. We also have GENUINE GAS COKE in Five sizes, Furnace, Egg, Nut, Pea and Smithing or Slack. . When ordering be sure and tell us which size you wish and we will do the rest. Just step in and SEE, THAT’S all we ask. We invite Inspection and we are always pleased to show you what we have in COAL, FLOUR, CEMENT, BRAN, MIDDLINGS, and in fact anything we have for sale. BRING in your Samples of Seeds, Beans, Wheat, Oats, or anything you have for SALE that is handled by ANY ELEVATOR and we will name YOU a PRICE. Under the present Market conditions it is impossible to quote future price but our aim is to pay all we can for Grain, Beans or Seeds on each day’s market. Call us by Phone. Gjve us a friendly call, the latch string is always out, we are always at home. ' Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. Dealers in Grein, Beans, Seed, Hay, Ceil, Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc. RHONE 150 HASTINGS. MICH. ♦ ♦ + < > 4, > < / T * ♦ �E WHERE JAMES FENIMORE COOPER WROTE "OR OPENINGS," GREAT MIGHIGiN ROMANCE STILL STAND IN SCHOOLCRAFT, KALAMAZOO GO. SUBSTITUTE FOR SAS- Charlag Williams of Southwest Th'>rnapple, died suddenly Sunday OLIME WILL HIT JOHH 0. evening. hlg" father, John I- Williams AUCTION SALE Owners of Automobiles and Gasoline Engine* Interested in New Product Wlikii Ouly Ooula IJ»c Gallon. Owners of automobiles and gasoline engine* everywhere will bn Interested in a new substitute fur gasoline, which The undenlgiud having dicldtd ta quit taring •» hm aa AodUoa tea M Ma PiM Rapids Monday A. M ou professional gallon. The new product Is coniposed almost wholly of rain water, with two substances added whKfacar. la revered by all braves for the num­ be bought at any drug store ber of scalps he has taken and who The Inventor of the new flull la a eonitdera himself appointed to rid the country of the palefaces. He Is trav- Pvrtugeao by tho name of John An- locatad In Baltimore Townahlp on Sac. 28,11-2 mllaa watt asd 1-2 mNa north a bwtkig, will aell the following described proparty, on Tuesday, December 1 shown by the fact that ho was re­ Ing of the quarantine. cently paid »J0,SOO by ths U. 8. Gov­ ernment for a discovery he made for toughening armour plate. A test of the now fluid waa made at the greet Indianapolis ••speedway” re- Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. I offer the following property: FARM IMPLEMENTS. Bay Getditig. Tha report Is out thit two of our local young psople. stole a march on their friends last sumjner. by guing to Cauad* and beinc qu.etly married. We will not mention names at this time. ' ’ Mrs. Mattia !<ynd fell some days In ••buncolag” this bunch of exports, he certainly ought to be rewarded carrying out his plana to deliver the with a big leather medal for his talent suffering for some days un examina-' ,palo faces to the Indians Hcalplng Rater falls under th*- spell of the A Mill was set up before the eyes of all present. who were naturally watch­ ing for all "loop-holm." The water Grade. Uolsleln Helfer, duo Apr. Sib. Gnuln llol-ucin Heifer, due Apr. 20th. Two Horae Riding CuhivMor. 3 sbott-l Cultivator H Olive ' HOGS. Brood Sow anal H |»lgw. Pair light Slrtgtw Set of 3,000 bolster springs. About 40 (Taiau Potato Planter Alnrat 10 ton* guud mixed liay. 300 buslieis ot Coro. Ught «-t of tackle block* and rope. Hot Lunch at Noon Shelter for Horses If It Storms AU sums of $5.00 or under cash. Over that sum, x vi mo. onc yCar'j jjujg wm t,e givcn on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No property to be removed until settled for. Michigan S. ft. WEEKS, Proprietor WM. CLEMBiCE ’ Clark HENRY FLANNERY Auctioneer Katherine Mitchell. C. M. Smith und wife spent Mon­ day In Grand Jluplda. calling on rela­ tives and shopping ter without .the use of great heat. A little.''Napthnllne'* fa added, and two *ui«tnnc>« whict^ can be bought r.t AN AFTERNOON WITH JAMES and family at Ypalfanti. urday. Mrs. John Dillon uf Slurgln la visit- dianapolis Motor Bprcdway. who hud charge of the demonstrations of the fluid ns a power producerN>turalty these two mra are not giving out tho formula for ita mtu.u- Mrs. Jennie Doyle of Haktluits Is Ronan and husband. Our L- A. K. Will meet with .Mr. und Mrs. David Brawn Thursday, De-. 1. und serve u chicken pie dinner. They respond at roll roll with quotations extend a cordial Invitation to..•!! tu . .................... .............. E Kfn" o"'S:X5 g. middleollk Harding's credit for his reformation. ft ts one of the prides of School­ craft that Cooper’s story was based In tbe territory surrounding this vil- and a good time reported by all. The many friends of Mra. F. JSchleutter will be pleased to know that she is getting along fine after her recent operation. The Knoll children, who have been comb *Riley, lhe famous poet t>f the ill with tonsilitis, are all on the gain. School will be closed in the Norton district this week Thursday and Fri­ tajnment at the next meeting of the llasUnKM Women's Club on December day os the teacher, Miss Brine, is go­ ing home for Thanksgiving. 4. The author of “Home Folks.” •That old Sweetheart of Mine.” and The temperance meeting at the M. hundreds of other beautiful prpdhc- ] E. church was well attended. The tiuns in vtrr, has ulWays bwn pop- program and lecture by Rev. Roy ular in the Middle wmi. Th«- poet1 Wolf were cnioyed by alljireaant. »uffervd a stroke of paralysis a jVnr The many friends of Mrs. Jack ago nnd he has written almost noth* I Hinckley, formerly of Maple Grove, Ing sinoe then. ' ' but later of Naahville. will be pained At th. meeting, th. member, will j " £"2!™* la- Ixx rlbcti'ai HaMlng. Club Meeting. al Improvements mude tn his n .-ldence Wednesday was a busy day for X If. Bell, our local poultry buyer. Ke took a large quantity of all Kinds of poultry and shipped the samu to Iho eastern market the same day. Tho K. of 1’. lodge-is making plans moved Into th. roojns over the Wert Hide barber shop. Mr. Brace has opened tho pool room and barber Friday. HOTEL TULLER Detroit, Michigan \ii(ri nf l>wiuu»t n»iruiid Cirrtu Purki Take Woodtourd <xir, yet ujf at detains .loenuc > Arthur Holmes wm a i old schoolmate, John Hi! had not seen in 18 years. Our school teacher, Mias Zadie Lewis, had to give up her school until after the holidays on account of sick­ ness. Miss Bernice Lennon took her place in the school. John Hill was called to Nashville Monday on account of the serious ill­ ness of his sialcr, Mrs. John Hindtky. Mrs. Allie Thomas entertained the Larkin club of ten Tuesday afternoon. Dan Olmstead and family wery Sunday guests of Charles Fnun and BA\NEH WANT ADVB. PAYMlaa Iioathu Donovan la fcxptfcted hum. from Grand Itaphla to bsend ThunldsivlnK- Form the Habit of Saving ‘Cbc Dripping ot tbe water wears tbe stone awsv' A little saved each day will do wonders in the matter jaf money accumulation. Mr. Gordon und family hi'e gone to Jackson nd H. J. Chapman Is again in iho undertaking . busineeaf al the 2. E- Gooding and family arc moving Into lha house recently 'scaled by Mr. Gordon and family, ot. Broadway.' owned by Mr. Fike of Hastings. Ifascos Lynd and family of Ht. Joseph will be - tho Thanksgh iug guests of hit mother and brothci Max daughter Mra. A. D. French und tai'll* lly <t ScottaMlir. * They expect to any until after Tlwnkagttlng. SS. H. Good I ng und facility are mov­ ing into the i'lk. house on th. udwajr, Mlaa Elsie Poland spent Jfaltfrday afternoon in Grand Rapids. from, his It. his vacation at just the right time. M. F. Jordan haa been having sev­ eral impryvpmsnts made fn hla real- Joseph will bo tho Thanksgiving •wests -of hte mother and . brulhor, Mrs. Msttlu Ljnd and son Mux. 11. M. Hull commenced Ills It. F. D. duties Monday after enjoying a fifteen We ouw-by Friday's Press, th.il our noisy auctioneer-of Caledonia, „N. C. Thomas was tho lucky one lo draw tho post office plum In that village. Mia many friends hero will rejoice with him la hl» good tuck. Ira. Ids McKay and daughters, n and Alice will spend Thunksgnund ov<-r Sunday With friends at storms of fast wqck SoI)., duties by taking XUUloS.OU U ? J. M. Hill wm week-end ; friends in Charlotte, Eaton nnd Battle Creek. (fWS'i'T h n njfl !>s n H n MmW'*'1'” M n.nsj mfirtB ff. • *««f' -virrf min miiui ftr ?haju| HU., * reading from his wprks. 1 tenant 1 *•» HEAD OF GI LL LAKE. Prof. Solon Bronson, who has been spending the past two weeks at pis was u pleasant social affair. The fa-1 cottage, returned to his vbotne/in, dlrs uf the Club gave a very sifter* Evanston Friday. talnlng program, and the gentlemen Mr. and Mra. Joseph Baines are en­ tertaining relatives from Saginaw at the present time. • Mias Bertha Williamson entertained the Busy Bee Class at her home Fri- Springs, moved on Friday to the Will Ctsler house. In' Irving, so as to be handy <o tho tiinbe job of E. M. Brown's. Where they will bc cmpluy- r MAPLE GROVE. The chicken pie social at Clark’s WHITCOMB RILEY, POET hall Friday night was well atteaded nt the very opening. Ono of these is Gershom Waring, known aa Whiskey Center and brother oT the beautiful girl who shares a i>la>.-r with Boden In the riinunir of the novel, gad the Mrs. Harsh Hlmitlry. which iwcurcdj] »t her home 1 In NushtUlv Sunday ii night. Nov. 83. Mr*. Illorklip* buajj been u great sufferer from an incur- J « ONCE THE START IS MADE it will be easy, and if your savings are invested with THE BATTLE CREEK BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION they will grow at a surprising rate. Then there will be «e accumulation of interest which in a short time makes yob t splendid start toward some property. We Have More Than -Half a Million Dolltre Invested in Real fistate Securitieo. < We Pay You SH%. For further particulars enquire of Albert Altoft and Jasper F. Black Hastings, Mich. , �' Tilt ISSEXeH WNiBsix of lupwinm Through Eleclric-Ligh Sleeping C* «a'at i< vat* ’for 1 9 ' Fuller, (lt»i Ith. Mcftrtyr fompklns, Va A. N. 'illivland. care care of Insane K. 1- Applet constable scr. . Erank 'Andrus. £eriff *. Han burn. 11 O. V. Hlam. car Thad Caln .... lOipiHililiOI KiWLWf4li FLORIDA Chas Alond?^' ‘cadwal’-’ IL fled, and Chas. E Nickerson, whom the > Lairman declared, aiseted. Thv committee on mlaeelUneoua claims and accounts through Chair­ Chairman Hmllh'auUtalttc-l thv tulluwman Parker submitted the following respectfully submit­ E. V. ’Smith. Birney McIntyre. Moved b> Mr. nroMnarr that the re­ port be accepted and adopted Cal rled. Yeaa 1C. n«>> 0. excused. Mllltr. rommlttee un township clerks’ report submitted tbe following report: v,. o/«i».November 21, 1914»<« NcwWkfenlial Lines CffrsJ-air Esar-«i nxiairctlon with Qwnt 4 L/ncntf and ScMVra Iteih.*? , Detroit to Jacksonville Leave Detroit »» p m. daily Usvr Towdo I2J5 r.utfit daily Arrive JxknonvilJe 953 a m.. Second moraine commtttee on miscellaneous and acenunte respectfuUy eubfollowlnx ua their flnal report, ending thn allowance or the II l» sheriff Orlon B. Uvhly. at­ tending rlr. court. Orton fl Uchty. riminal bill Irs. A. U Wil- lawyers Coopera­ tive Co., sup. ... Ihllng Bros 4 Ev- C a j. f.oger. ti •ling rxpepaea i Mark A. Hitch'-. |(»aja 0 Excused. Ickea that criminal lowed at the amount carried by the fol­ Abbey, Fuller. Assyrl Itahlni Wilkinson iter, imar-l ,omorro*' ">°fnln< 41 .... 3,'?i"U|o<-k' <>r»n«»vlll» l-ralrlrvillr Hutlsnd Th»riuippl>Woodland tb-ngbusch Ink Htand Co., sup........ Furnlss * Wotrlng. supplies a tssassia llerman H. Rensch. mal... » Irmnii Marxhull Roll ru Fr.d K Mend . On motion of Mr. Tompkins the ter uf puiclihxlng Kennedy's tables was taken from the table. Carlton Caxtlrton Hustings Hop- . .. Irrlna . jolin-t.." 1 r«. and Ollier supplies K. . Hu wry, sup. K. Smith, oer. ex in lh< ail rati Holl call, quorum pr. s. ni Moved by Mr. Ickes that lhe following • i icaaurc i qin. unu muvi-u mui it I approved by tho board. (Tarried. Yens it. nays 0. excused. Miller. Ilensch. 5. I The committer on 8upt» of the Poor I report through Chairman Klingensmith I submitted the following report. \?oodruff. luwing report: • •lentlrmrn:—We have examined the dllna. >IIH-r. Fennels. report of the drain commissioner und mnMins. A anTtntin—< , . tint! the same to tie correct. Hsv— KllngensmltH. Parker, rment correc Herman H. (>n motion ot xr. ,------ KtUpurnfti until tomorrow tpurnlng ^t Commlll. ’ ,■ h. Marshall..Chairman-. Roy'Andrtls. Clerk. . . ’Barry County Court Hoose Hastings. Mich., ttet. 21. 1911. Hosni met pursuant to adjournm-nt Moved by Mr Woodruff that the re­ port be accepted and adopted. Carried Yeas 1«. nays 0. excuse*!. Miller. Rensch. 2. Tin- committee on county property through Chairman VunTIMln submit­ ted the fallowing report: To the Ijionorable Hoard of Super*!- man nppolnW .two tellers. Messrs Miller and z Woodruff. Io whom the clerk, administered -thn constitutional On motion ui air. i.f the equalisation commjttev On motion of Mr. Abbey the Ixmrd <»n motion of Mr. Gruxlnger the matproceeded to the election of a sup. r-r of purchasing Kennedy's tax Interfdi-nt of the poor. >b|-s was tnkvii from the table on Gmilemen;—Youi Mr. Groslngvr presented the nainu of Moved by Mr. Groxinrar that Harry county property rexpcctndly submit C. H I’nlnierton. . . ; v.iunty purr-base eighteen ot K--n- the following report, recommending tutted I nutly’s lix tables, nnd thxi the clerk that the trees tn ,h.- court yard be doctoml .und prun--<l We nnd upun wa* ■■xamlnatlon that th- trees all nv-d ro-Marr for a choice. ». i Ihls work done onAth. in to presrrvin received I; Gilbert •dyed 5: W. It. Harper r There twlng Uu i-llok-v th Mr •’iL'.’h un murivii ... «.. — took a recess until I p. m Roll call; quorum nrescni. A lummunfcXtlon from M. I* ®huHers. secretary of ll» HasUuKs Bmud of Education, relative to Burry coun­ ty’s apportionment of the cost of Nb choir./ Third Idillol: Harry County Court Hoi|a<lUstlnus. Mich,, Oct. 23. 1911 Hoard met pursuant l» adjournment nnd were culled to •—••—1—.... Marshall. Boll call; quorun nance committer. . - -Minutes of yeater The committee on miscellaneous ■ iKud and approved. claims end accounts through Mr. JI.:-, ftnWl..: Mr. Reynold* at Intrrc aubfrtltleg the following r<IhIsHI relative to tl . Whale number of votes vast 17: un thy court house lawn. ntevsaary for u chnk-.. »; a H. I*alm* r- — Moved by Jtr. Gro'xln>cr that ton received-1: Gilbert Striker re. matter uf the care tn the trees on eelved «: W. !L Harp-r received X court house lawn l>e left with No eholee Sixth bal|ol: • X1 2S 2< 27. Cd SUP .. .. . Alonso I’ Htltl sprinkling •’r‘*-ta A. K MulhollsnA llastlngs i’rlnt Co. SSf Uaiier, sonar »n received t. Gilbert Striker elyed 6; U. IL Harper received I. ElUt'h'billot: U hole number of votes rust X’lnlli ballot .­ Whole number of necessary for a < holer, ton rycwlved t: t»|lb< reived S: AV.. R: Hacp.-i No choice > Tenth ballot: Whole number of necessary for a choice. swat... g/J/ Bdgir.’ ex act F. R. Ttmmermun. bld. X-. . I.i.l. . eleventh ballot: . Whole Iiuml-vr of votes cast 1 rcessary for n choice. >: V S. Palm. »n received 1; inibert Striker i •’I}’*-’*1 " 11 Harper received *. VimHlnga liann-r. Srlnllng . H. Dennis, sold ■ genl K a. Hus*, supplies JU»J’ Andrus |»robetinn officer •.. t>: E. Fuller, mrdl- would recommend o them. A. Woodruff.•rt J. Calklue, commute-. holo number of votes east. 17: (usury for n choice. »; C. S. IMIm-rI rrcolyed 1: Gilbert Striker rvtttdv- R'gTi;:... tKhiSfo ’-" ...... bur. of Mrs. Fred The committee tin criminal claims nnd accounts through Chairman Tompkins submitted the- following re­ Mfailitorff........ Bros; bbr Jus Phillips. Walldorff Bros.. bbr. Mrs. Jaffrey . F. G Hheffietd. Krrt McIntyre, J: Calkins, committee. -e.-eo v. ... ■*. uu per receireu n No choice. Fifteenth ballot: Whole number of votes rasi necessary for a choice. »: c H, I»a| ton n-C'lved 2: Gilbert Htrlker h ballot: number of votes port hr accepted and adopted t’nrrled. Y.-aa IS. naya 0. Excused. MillTompklna - that Mr. VdnTtmln sunctlnt. nd this work, .iml rled by the following vote: Yi-aa:—Abbey. Calkins. Gruxlnttcr. Klingensmith. McIntyre. Mead. 1’arker, I'ciinrls. Ritchie. Hmltn. Woodruff. Chulrinun—12. Nays;—Fuller. Ickes^ Tompkins. Van Tlfftln—1. Excused. Mlllerr Itenach—2. Moved by Mr. Abbey that lhe county treasurrr be uuthorlxed tu renew all Gentlemen;—Your committee on printing have conferred with the sev•■*«! pt-lnttaE houses In the city in re­ lation to prlntlna tbC full procvedln;:* ot th>- lioard uf super* !><><■ u»<) found SJI'-',........ 5?lddl.rrilh’r‘siin. ’' ■' ||( ;>l 1.1. hreuthed a couple of times and hia life was gone. His family hav«<the deepest sympathy of this whole com­ munity in their sad bereavement. Funeral was held Sunday at the ProKrewiivc church in Campbelltown, w-here he was a member. Burial in the cemetery’ near the church. Rev. Gnsco officiating. Rev. Weeks tilled the pulpit Sunday at the Tamarac. Mrs. Effie Lehman and children are spending the week at Ho*s Cotton's. County-. Motion carried. Yeas 1<. nays v Excused. Mllli-r. Rensch. 2. The 'eommlttee On printing through Mr. .Woodruff submitted the follon-liiK 8pedal ty ca« Joi li'y of th. declod. • Moved byEJEiaLJ?-Atea. yJaaia”-' * «vbooi. >ur committee on criminal rbtlniw CDCMnE Carried. accounts respectfully submit tbe Ths ballot being ordered for school ,[ To the Honorable Hoard ut Hupervl- committer on criminal claims and accounts respect fully submit the following ms their final report, •recom­ mending the allowance uf the savera! umounis ■■ given below, and that the clerk tie authorised to dra~ —J— 32 A. N. . c Williams. ?k,5“ sr.te.’.’ $" if 'sustrf., crim, account ... Jt-.M <uj*. • l«l»»» CLARKSVILLE. WEST VERMONTVILLE. Mr*. Ernest Miller left for her Uvinu Snore and friend vi home in Stark, )Vix.. Friday, and was friemls iff Freeport last week, areompanfed by her brother, Carl .... John Mater and.... wife visited friends Robbins and Will Chorlvy. who will in Nashville Sunday. retain until the holidays. Mr. Taylor is ver - y ’y ngain. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Shanks of I'rotructcti meeting.- v. I’.-iiin next Alina, arc spending u few days ut Sunday evening in the N«>tii Caatletheir farm residence. ton church. | The apple dryer has closed after Elmer Helion ami famRy of Maple un unusually successful run of 50 Grove. John Gardner and family of days. ■ —visited ........ w re.. parents North v Castleton their e.Rev. Wooley, pastor of lhe Congre-. iawvis Gardner and, family Sunday. Rational church, was absent from his Frank Smith and wife, near Ver-, pulpit Sunday morning, having gone, montvjllc visited their parents, John to Fenwick to attend the dedication Snore und family Sunday, of the new Congregational church' ----Ollie *Downing visite.1 his sister, there. ' . _________ Mrs. Dale Navue and family in Maple Miss Hnxrl Bryant, accompanied by Grave Sunday. Miss Van I.60, both of U. B~A. hpsN Mrs. Dale Navuc. of Maple Grove, Floyd -Downing pltal, sppnt the week-end with Mr. visited her parents. •“ and family Sdnday. " and Mrs. F. Bryant. Gilbert Linsen, of Stony Point, visPius Long, of Indianapolis, Li mukto’Z*exU^d'ris7t'^retaU^4it^ ’gPj ^rRihirT^iinn is Mr*. N. Custer, Isaiah Ung and Mr*. । ,.°f **“**"• M,nn4 “ q q-br,v>.t/ visiting friends around here. . Roy and Grover Pennington visited Mrs. S. Mick spent the past week the.-rale uf 11 pel day upon the pr— thoir brother. Jay und family Sunday. srntment of on Itrmlsml statement. at the home of her son. Lewis Mick, Rev. Neasct of Owosso, visited ht* Carried. Yeas 1«. tin) a o Kxi us. il. of South Boston. brother, Charlie and family, last Miller. Itcnach. 2. William Renkes is nicely, sqttlde in The committee un salaries through ■'hairman Rltehl*- submitted the n»l- his new home. PENIML SCHtMH. NOTES. » lowlng. report: Mrs. Frank Sowull and two chilReport for month ending November Tu ____ the Honurablc , Hoard of . Supvrvi- । dren, left for Grand Rapids Saturday rirntiem. ii.— Your romtnl.iiee on xal- I where they will make their future 20: Number davit taught arles of county officers would renori home. • us follows: recommending thal pro*-- J. - Cltun — A. attended the funeral of Tout! attendance Average daily attendance be allowed per his father, Monday In Woodland. ol tin- superlii- I Mrs. Jennie Hunt of l-akc Odessa Number boys enrolled ■ be mIIuW.mI pvrl Number girls enrolled ■JIS." court house and was in tho-tHlagr Saturday. . Mrs. -Charles Ray has returned Total enrollment .month that 1 from a week's visit in Greenville, Palo Percentage of attendance 90 Claire and IJndcn Griffin have and Ionia. L. A. Scoville left for Grand Rap­ movetl to Hickory. ids Monday for a few days' visit. Mesdames C. Watt, W. Simpson putiilb tUis month. Wc have investeti $9.00 of our box and R. Brown of Saranac motored to the village Saturday and called on Social money in & microscope anti still have $10.00 which we have decitleyl friends. to put into, library books. Mrs. Mary Harris, who has b&n LA VfcRA DOSTER, Teachor. staying with her (laughter, Mrs. Ed. Evans for several weeks, spent Sun­ NORTH CARLTON. day with N. K. Jepson. Rockford Price spent Saturday and Sunday at Roy Burn's. . QrAILTRAP CORNERS. Mrs. JohrrGeise has been numbered Mr. und Mrs. Hanes, of Nashville, visited at Herbert Calkins* Saturday. among th* sick.. Ruth Winey.spent Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. Frank Fuller spent Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr. Vinna Allertb’ng. A large number from this way at­ and Mrs. Walter Vickers. tended the funeral of George Clum, Carl Sparks returned home at Mor- • gan last week after working the sum- Sunday. ■ Htrxttnix". Mich . Get 21. ISH. । .n(,er r for j»-ij n,ln Revival meetings are now in prog­ Del! m. SHvUp ll.mul met pursimnt Io adjournment >n '"Vi. for l0L **" i’h?J}R..._ ... .... i ... ......... i.. .... . >. ... ... lhe IOrange .run re «■ will The will k. hold an oyster sup­ ress at ’ Mie Progressive Brethren Mui nlliltl. per at their hull Friday night, for church. Everybody invited to attend. Hull call: i the benefit of the Grange. Every­ Minutes of COUNTY LINE. body come. Quarterly meeting was observed nt The commit te>- on apportionment th much tffurtrman Mead submitted the ' TAWaRaC CORNEllsj^. / the Evangelical church Sunday. Rev. followlnc report; To the Honorable Board of HupvrvlThis community was greatly Koehler, Presiding elder of Grand Rapids, was present. . Your committee on ap|Mirtloiim- nt shocked last Friday evening when the Ho’g cholera is reported to have news wax 'phoned over the wires of aubinlt the following re|Hirt. the sudden death of Mr.-George Clum..' agajn .bcoken .o»L in.QUi vicixul*- A good many from thU way at­ He had been around all day same ue tended the funeral of the .Rev. Croff usual, nnd that evening'was not feel­ ing quite as well, and while thcu/am- ut Suntleld, FYhlay afternoon. Mr. ily were at the telephone trying to ■Crolf was jin Evungclicul minister. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Gerllnger vis­ call u doctor he was sitting by the ited the latter’s parents in latke stars in a chair, they noticed his head l«T0/h drop forward, and his son. Glenn, ear­ Odessa Sunday. Mr.-und Mra. Rex Croff und son. ned him to the couch and he only H, J. Gcrlingvr Sunday. . We are reminded thut another year ■nax nearly pat-ved by the celebration of another Thanksgiving. Mr. und Mrs. Fred A. Eckhardt an- the proud partner of h big babv boy. Mother und . son doing well. Congratulations. , According tu jut estimate by Slf John Murray, the totnl ar ;unl rainfall ‘■pun all the land of :1 .be auoun's to TP,1171 cubic -HLe -1,1 of this Rutland Center W. C. T. U.met ipklna that them. I nd Adopted. . Ckr- I'rnnels . . drains off last Wminesday with Mrs. Hattie Ed­ quantity «.55l cubic i . «.»'■ ». Ex<-us-il. Ilensch — ger. Fifteen were present. The --------Miller. Fennels. Itltchle .. . smith .... union voted to have at least a five-’ _____________ Tompkins mSu’lb'i!,?-*,nl?P dril1 at earh ,,tof A- **W»t. thu Van Tltllln te^l th Eva Haven* 144 •uP’*rin- lluiv,.rt| physic..! director. tn.it tu them un .Woodruff . Tr „ . .... . ordinary diuidnif. u» an rxeruse. dues the following vote: It was also decided to have public nut < omp« Ed 1‘ennels. , meetings in the evening (luring the ■wimmtaK Mark A ItllcMr. enxmllh. McIntyre M i'V“ R“v,’,U!’. ,'ue,1“ Oli» gymn.i»t(c« Chas. K Puller. Renacli. Ritchie. To I ' t.'umnrtltep; Mary Be I son were appointed on the ; committee to make arranfementa for "i'tfm x'V Kxcuacd. Calkins. Uroslnger. Mlll<-i. refreshments and programs.* It was " ?•’” BU I I’annels. Knuth—J. , The committer on IMy.roll through also decided to semi th? "Young Cru­ Mr. Hlivhlr- submitted thi- following sader to the Otis and Edger schools to be reail before the children. yioinacli tmeble nr c-nqipMion. no mat­ >lion of Mr. McIntyre Ihe-buai rd until Munday. ■ Jan. HI A very interesting temperance pro­ ter of how kypg -landing, to try one 1:3<* p. m. gram was curried out. u *r "S RaiT‘ Wonderful Si.inL.ch II. Mai shall. Chairman. ........... .,,,------ r-—. , Remedy—ipm- mil‘oinvoice von. --- «---------------• RAGLA DISTRICT. • T,li- '* «>’- medicine ... m.m -I ’-mr — vnwrgpiCT tfxt.un .’Mr Klipfcr, who has been working! 1 '"A1 have been ulpm; »nl, , > - NORTHEAST hALAMO. for Mr. Bray, is moving his family t‘ remits. T(>c ' Tfie nv>-t tnoit thoron »h Miss Ruth Wyble has been very ill “EJJ" PJ*-” home in Campbell. e’e3Ejfr Wf rvcr ■Marr's ~ " I during the last week. TPe »ugar beet men are around "•'"••erfol iituuuUl Remedy h I Vem Briggs is home from ptc pavy. । “8uln looking up those who,are inmid here by ah ' MurgucritcBnrtig has a week’s va-1‘^^’sted uiyf want to raise XBgar ivudrftg ilrugitists. and druggists jiTj* is cation thi* week from her school. 1 ,, , ' <-rywhvr<-. ■ JM'* I Sheridan Stillwell hail the miofor-1 Hcrhet and wife were callers Th - nr»t U<o-.- ;uu*i xuv von x S’. tupe to lox- nue of hie work lt»r«<*.-> - • Lcoiiittd Wmidrrlich's Sund-ii I'll’» •< ima -r i -ii'i .* ■« S last week.’ evening. \ 1; wllh thr , Hl.ss leave ........... Klmgrnsmlih -L 41 2.IS is 3»rlH Sktx. ! Xo school in the Wylde Thursday.. ,o Bunday School Sunday. Dec. ,«•»• iinrfvruinndinff yuitrnnmtrr Skis'-"..'.. IHi ll® -BAXXEn WANT ADVB. PAVe 1 "We 51* <*>’nK: It's Rally tw r-turn-d bJ- .-,-vur.3rvgsi«t wffl | Miller ............ Uy. Come siL • 1 qujbbla or queailba. a?„. »s ,r.rs .inw �P4GT Our business is Photos. JThey make inexpensive " Xmas Gifts that are always appreciated by the receivers. The gift of One Dozen Photos solves 12' gift problems. A beautiful Xmas souvenir with a dozen Photos to those hriiiging this adv. Harshberger’s Studio Enlarging Work a Specialty Hastings. Mich. Phone 262-R thin! anniversary of her daughter. EZISTOL -A rofe nnd sure Helen’s birthday. remedy in- nil of overRev. Floyd Mend delivered the-ser­ _ *t limitation; also Indicated in"* I mon at the M. E.- church Sunday ail' c.iwx of Brain Fatigue.' Nrrv. on, Exhaustion •-xured .by over­ work or malnutrition. imc<|UMlled guests at Ed Palmer's north of the for n«u»*« or general di-prouloii. A general tonic nnd body builder. village. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. John H. Hinkley, who hpx .Mull orders tilled’ by Rexlxtol been a great sufferer for some time, Chemical. Co.. Horton. Max*. passed away at her home in the vil­ lage Monday morning about 1 o’clock. The funeral was Wednesday morning at the-home here at 10 o’clock and then they went tp their home in Maple Grove, where the Services wenheld and interment was in the Joy Mr. an<l Mrs. H. A. Brooks left last cemetery. week Tuesday morning for Orlando, William Logan of Vicksburg is vis­ Florida, where they expect to spend iting at the home of his son, Walter the winter. , . I-ogan. ■ Will Leibhouscr hux raised his Mr. and Mrs. Truman Cole are vis­ office at his lumber yatd ami put a iting the latter’s parents, Mr. and wall of cement blocks under it and Mra. Wm. Hummell. is erecting a large buihling for the The people of the village were greatly shocked Monday morning to protection of lumber. Rev. Floyd Mead and family have learn of the sudden death of Mrs. Virgil Kidder. She was taken very moved"rinto their" house on Queen street, recently purchased of H. A. ill. and Mr. Kidder went in to the next door neighbor’s to telephone for Brooks. a doctor and when he returned she E. E. Smith and family arc nicely was gone. Mrs.'Kidder was only 25 settled in Chas. Gutchess' house on years old and leaves two small chil­ Middle street. dren. a daughter five' year*' old anil Mr. and Mrs. E. V.. Barker have n little son three. move! into- their house on Queen Mrs. I. Aj Navne was taken very street, recently purchased of Jnnt.es sick Monday. It.is thought that the shock of her daughter's, Mrs.' Kidder’s Word has been received from death, was the cause. George Gallatin that he has gone to The monthly business and social Orlando, Florida, to spend the winter. meeting of the Y. P. A. of the Evan­ .Mr. and Mrs. George O. Dean left gelical church was held at the parson­ age Monday evening. It was election here last Saturday morning for their of officers anil after the business was winter home in Florida. • Henry Roe returned home from the finished a-social time was enjoyed and north ’last Friday evening; he tame refreshments wen- served. sooner than^he expected on account Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Putnam enter­ of a fall he got on the ice which tained the stockholders of the State Savings Bank and their wives last wrenched him quite badly. Miss Bernice Mead is spending the Friday evening. A four-course dinner Thanksgiving vacation with her sis­ was served und their “Amberole" fur­ ter. Miss Beulah Mead, at Ypsilanti. nished music for the occasion. The Mrs. B.’ D. Joy of Hasting* was In decorations were of red carnations and a very enjoyable time wax had. the village last Saturday. Ray Townsend spent last Friday Mrs. Mary Townsend is slowly re­ evening in Grand Rapids. covering from her siege of pnuemonia Mrs. Von W. Fiirnixs was at Grand and typhoid fever, but'is still unable Rapids last Thursday. • to see callers. Miss Cecile Zuschnitt and 1’aulinc Mrs. Clayton Fumiss returned to Kunz were at Gram! Rapid* last Fri­ her home at Athens last Saturday. day evening to see “Winning of Bar­ Mrs. Forrest Everts has been hav­ bara Worth." ing a serious time with asthma, but Mr. and Mrs. VV. H. Smith and son. is much better. Glenn, are spending a week in Alls— George Appleman and lady friend, Miss Hazel Robinson, of iuiwton. Mr. S. Brunk of Eaton Rapids has came Monday evening for a few days’ charge of the A. M. Smith Co’s store visit with the former's parents, Mr. during the absence of W. H. Smith. and Mrs. A. N. Appleman. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Feighner were Judge ami Mr». C. E. Higbee and two children, of Grand Rapids, are in Grand Rapids Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ema Mead went to Jackson guests of Mrs. Higbee's parents, Dr. last Friday to spend a week. and Mrs. J. I. Baker. Mrs. Clark Titmarxh went to Grand Mrs. Charles Deller spent Sunday Rapids last Saturday to visit her with her sister, Mrs. Samuel Marley, daughter, Mrs. Waller Scheldt and in Grand Rapids. Clark expects to go for Thanksgiving. Mrs. John Hall, of Chajlotte, was Dr. S. M. Fowler of Battle Creek a guest of Mrs. Chas. Everts over motored ovcrSundny nnd visited rela­ Sunday. tives; -------- he wdf accompanied home by , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hama?*visited the kt. __i.____ who ... his niece, it:.. Miss n_..u Pauhne Kunz, re- latter’s sister at Barryvifle Sunday. mained until Tuesday. ’ ’ . . Miss Merna House, of Vermontville, Mra. Bertrand Young und three was a guest ut Frank Rarrick's Sun­ childrep. Mabie, Louise und I.ewis. of day. Charlotte visited the former’s parMrs. Icie Kincaid, of Bellevue, and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwell, j Mrs. Warren Taylor, of Vermontville, from Tritfry tfomrliJLSaiuruay ®ven- vtofted .Mnc B._J. Reyonlds Iasi Sutur­ ing. 1 day. ” Word wax received here Sunday of The Western division of the L. A. the death of Mrs. Addie Martin Davis ( S..- of’the .Maple Grove M. E. church ut Battle Creek, who had suffered served u chicken-pie dinner at Mrs. some time with cancer. Her remains' M. E. Larkins.last Saturday. were brought here Wednesday morn-' .Mrs. Hattie Noyes visited Vermonting for interment in I.akevi>-w ceme- v>He friends the latter part of last tery. _ week. Mrs. E. G. Rothhaar entert/inrd, Mrs. I.. W. Calkins, of Quimby, visfifteen babies awl their mothers last 'ted her daughter, Mra. W. E. Hanes. Thursday afternoon in honor of the! ‘he latter part of last week. R NASHVILLE n Used Automobiles 0) have several used Cars which we have taken in on sales of . our 19 J 5 Cars. These machines have been thoroughly rebuilt so that they • are in good condition. U One 1911 MoJ.T ForJ.5 P»„. One 1910 Chalmcru 30. 5-Pasj. - One 1910 Mod. 10 Buick. 4-Pa»». One 1915 Saxon Demunstrater One Mod. 29 Buick. 5-Pa»» - - . $200.00 $300.00 $300.00 $350.00 $650.00 Hastings Buick Co. Phone Ztf) New Meuer Bldn. n- Hutinft, Midi. Mr. nnd Mra. Allie Brigham. whoa* home is now. in Mississippi, were quests of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Murray Sunday. . ’ , Mrs. H. E. Downing was with her daughter. Mrs. Claude Lewis, of Kala­ mazoo. at the Mayo hospital, where the latter underwent another opera­ tion for goitre and at last reports she was doing nicely. Mr. and Mra. J. B. Marshall spent Sunday- with their daughter. Mrs. J. £. McElwain in Hastings. Mrs. L. Verachor, of Grand Rapids, was a guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Hannemann over Sunday. Mrs. Mary Phillips returned from her visit at Lansing. Monday. Harley Eeighner and Miss Irma Swift went to Detroit last Thursday and upon their arrival there were united in marriage by the former'* brother-in-law. Rev. C. C. Gibson, and arc remaining in Detroit for n visit with the'Gibaon family. Mra. Kate Knickerbocker suffered a stroke of paralysis Sunday night nnd is in a critical condition. Elias Wertz returned from his visit nt Bellevue and Battle Creek Monday. Miss Bess Burr is spending her Thanksgiving vacation al Ix>weil. . SOUTH* NASHVILLE ’ S. Downs are moved to Nashville in the house recently bought of Wm. Run!. Mrs. B. Benedict, who had her arm broken, is getting along nicely. Wert Serven is moved on S. Downs’ farm. • The company com huxker started Monday morning, the first job being at B. Brundige’s. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Navue spent Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Alm. Downing, of North Nash­ ville. Harry Fisher, of North .Charlotte, helped his brother. Wm. Fisher, with his bean threshing lust week. John Hurd, of West Kalamo. spent Sunday with his son and family in Nashville. S. Benedict and family are enter­ taining relatives from Detroit. Mrs. B. Dickerson and Mrs. Wm. Rogers, of North Vermontville, were the ^guests of Mrs. B. Benedict last Mrs. Foot, of Battle Creek, wax the guest at the home of John Hurd and family several days last week. Mrs. Foot, of Battle Creek, and Mrs. I.ena Mix. of West Kalamo, vis­ ited Thursday ut Wm. Fisher's, near Nashville. MARTIN CORNERS. Born, Monday, November 28rto Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Endsley, a fine baby girl, which will be more than welcome in a family, of seven boys. Congratulations. Mr. and Airs. H. T. "Munn and Miss Annie Heideman of Lakeview spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher. Mr. anil Mrs. Fred Barry left Tues­ day for St. Petersburg, Fla., where they will spend the winter. Mr. ami Mrs. Orr Fisher attended the funeral of Mrs. Emilia Granger in Hastings Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Nancy Miller is doing the hoasewqrk for Mrs. Sherman Ends­ ley. PERSONAL MENTIONj| FARMtl There’s An Old Saying— POULTRY “Clothes Don’t Make the PeoDle” ALL STRIVE FOR SAME THING for Standard Requlrementa In Color, Shape and Weight Breedara nf Rhode laland Rega. gs| breeder* of all other varieties, are all striving for the *aae thing—standard requlrementa In rotor, shape and. weight. In the Reds, tbe coloring of male and female are practically tho we? • Freeport Rhoda laland Red. same, the male's pluniage being more brilliant; the weight lx five pounds for pullet, six and cgje-half for hen. seven and one-half for cockerel and eight and one-half for cock. Tbe only difference tn strain la one of family. A community might consist of Amerlcharacteristics as families So with chickens, a dozen flocks of Reda might show 12 different race characteristics. phaalze the importance of one point more than others, and have bred for that until their strain is prepotent in that line, and a male of that, strain will stamp tbe characteristic on every descendant. Sometimes It Is strong vitality -(the beat possible Inheri­ tance), sometimes a tendency to early maturity, possibly towards egg pro­ ductions, maybe especially good comb, . Michigan BUY A • 8 Cotton felt Mattress you Po ifot idant to "Buy a ^a/s of Cotton" President Wilson bought a Bale of Cotton a few weeks ago. Since then thousands of the best people have bought a Bale of Cotton or a Cotton Felt Mattress. Every newspaper and magazine in the country is advocating this movement. • STOP AND THINK—70% of the cotton raised in this country is shipped to Europe. On account of the war the crop has not moved. . ■ The result of this movement is that in addition to our President end other big men in this country being interested in this “Buy a Bale of Cotton'* movement, ell the big manu­ facturers of “Cotton Felt Mattresses'* have bought Bales and Bales of Colton andf are pro­ ducing for a short time only for their trade "Cotton Felt Mattresses'* at a price souow that every one who cannot buy a Bale of Cotton can buy a Cotton Felt Mattress. ’ . The manufacturer, from whom we huy our mattresses, have allowed us a certain amount for this "BUY A MATTRESS SALE.’’ Right Now—At this Sale—You can buy a Cotton Felt Mattress at a price lower than you ever had before or will ever hsve again. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY BEGIN WITH SMALL FLOCKS Depend on Building. L.B. Lester, Freeport FURNITURE © UNDERTAKING The ambltloaa of the beginner are elusions. If lOt) hens w|ll net a cer­ tain profit. 1.000 surely would reach Small flocks invariably A man has more time to devote to a small flock, fully one-tenth mure time For Fine Job Printing—Come to the Banner Office timre larger. Sickness la more read­ ily noted and the jeceuitlea attend- water. With email flocks a man has dally gajber up tbe droppings; tfrns clean. Large flocks neceaaktato th* employment of extra labor. This hired help may ruin tbe flojk lt^ charge. Thlx la opt imaginary, but actual experience. Again, large flocks terst much to tbeir discomfort and health. Small flocks are afforded more breathing space. flock should be depends upon the acconimo'dailaM If the pen waa built AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will have an auction sale at my farm, one half mile North of Irving Grange Hall section 28, Irving Township. Thursday,/Dec. 3 Commindng at ]0 o'clock a. m., I offer the following described property HORSEH. capacity lx easily determined; All up to that, using good judgment, and. our word for t, there will be moro profit. All email tool" uwil on farm. a <>i>i. ut. i2oo. Robe 2 Meal Bcucix-n Dwl T<xd <’•' of White Oak N(inkling and lumber. I. ohl. wt. 1200. cai4i,e. Stack Marsh hay Black Bean I’oata Holrtt-ia Calf, 3 monilf. old. Hens will not lay when their comb* are frozen. Oats are ezcollent for both old and young birds. 20 Grain Bags. 2 hog-. 125 Bm. each. (TI1CKENS. BO Hen* and l*ullel*, Drown lawhorn*. Wide Tire Wagon, double box mid »prlng »cat. Bement Sleigh* See that the early pullets are pro­ vided with nests. Hfiring tooth Itne-r drag. 17 tooth. lent for the miklag of bone and mua- 1IOT-SF.IIOI.D GOODS—ALL OF THEM Bedroom Soil. Blnlwyr Maple. Kirchen t nblprl Blah ’ ” rupboanl. glasx doors Milk cupboard ■ ll<M>kca-»<i Couch Sewing Machine, drop lirtui 5 Rocking l lialra. 0 dining chair*. 0 imrlor chalra. Cbok Move, rang*-. Dri.p leaf table • Bink Heating Mnvc FARM TOO1A Doctor your birds at tho first sign of droopiness. Nature does nothing without a pur­ pose When the endowed the rabbit Chopped onions are said to act aa with a gift of collectivism, a bent to­ a good tonle to chickens when fed ts ward conspiracy and stratagem. It wag them. a bint to man to co mo to terms with the rabbit and Turn Ita powers tojtoCut green bona should be constant­ count.. It Is man's own fault when ly fed to fowls—nothing la better for the rabbit develops militant tendsncles and employs Its peculiar taleqU to work him embarrassment ua>o iuiuTh res varieties of dOga never bark nesi thalli, being about 10.1 ger —the Australian, dok. the Egyptian shepherd dog ;fhd the “llon-headsd" dog of Tibet. , We’re always going to, too. L.K. WdCOtt ThCkHhier1Ve Wait until the poultry is dry and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Judson, of cool before packing. l.msing. were xucstH of Mr. and Mrs Soft-shelled eggs will be hatched if K. A. Burton, the tatter part of last week, returning home Saturday. Rev. Dr. L. E. la-nnox of Grand P.aidds. wax rhe guest of Rev. nnd Mra. R. H. Rready over Sunday and lent food in cold hr occupied the Methodist pulpit Sunday morning. Fault la Man'a. NOW,—you can buy just as GOOD clothes as we sell.-r-but—(get this)—YOU C\N’T BUY.GOOD CLOTHES ANY CHEAPER OR ANY THAT ARE GUARANTEED TO GIVE ANY GREATER SATISFACTORY SERVICE ANYWHERE, than we can and will sell you. JVhen you buy from us—right here where, we are going to stay—you can come back and '‘kick" if anything is wrong! We’ve always treated you right, hitvetf t take ts made. Mias Zora Unmnn spent Hsrurday wllh Jainxlng friends. Judge Smith went to Charlotte Friday to hold a .'session of court In that city. ' • Miss Gertrude Rum la home from t’hlcugo' to spend the Thanksgiving vacation. , • W*. R. Cook and Gall Best went tp i-hlcago. Thursday, returning Sat­ urday morning. Mrs. John Myers returned Jfcunday fr«m Hornell. N. \, where she went to visit relatives. ■ Mrs. J. W. Hlic<-hun of Hi. Joseph, spent the. week end heje as the guests of Mr. und MrartW. A. Hull. Burnette More spent the‘week end with relatives In Hastings, returning to East tainslng Monday. Mrs. W. It. t'inik arrived hornfrom Butterworth hospital yes­ terday. much Improved in health. •­ Mrs. Glrnn.t Hnyden. of Haglnaw. is home, for Thanksgiving. Dr< Bruce Hayden la WJH tea VO nrnvr today. Wednesilny. Rev. Rusnell H. Bread? gave an nd dress to the Methodist Brotherhood of Trinity church. Grand Rapids. Thursday evening, • Hr. and Mrs. O. W. Ia>wry went to Ann Arbor on lhe Monday nnqn train In order that the Dr. may have’ the benefit of hospital treatment. Mr. knd Sirs. J. C. Ketchum re­ turned Saturday from Wilmington. 1><-Ia«are. where they went to at­ tend the MeMtona' uf the National Grange. . . Mrs. Frank Sage went to Detroit. Saturday, accompanied by her little niece, who hu been making an ex­ tended visit with Mr. und Mra. Sage. Mrs. Chas. Sylvester of Battle Creek came Saturday to spend Thanksgiving week with Mr. und Mrs. A. F. Sylvester. Charles will plan in be here today. Mrs.’ JIury Speaker, of Detroit, was the guest of Mrs. Belle IL Burton from Thursday tn Saturday nf last But we believe they do—at least good quality, perfect-fitting clothes bought from our stock of clothing “make the people” who wear them feel comfortable and satisfied and look lots better than they did before. Buckeye Drill, io H>x-. Mvc tooth Culthalor. Two Heated Surry . Want Robv ;i numrraxo nnd iMtldlng Qtimitliy of ilbdiCN Single TlMl Utixg> Pfi-tursM Ona’ Hlnglc llartwwt Water ScjMirator. 50 sal. OH tank Hot Lunch at Noon All sums ot $5.00 or under, cash. Over 1 erm.S. tint amount 1 year's time will bo (Iron on bankable notes with Interest at 6 per cent Ho property re­ moved until settled for. , ________________• ISAAC WOOLF, Proprietor COL. W. H. COUCH AUCTIONEER ■ANNKB WANT ABVB. FAT. Washing Machine 50 fruit cans R. B. WALKER CLERK �xovEMnrii novae. STONY POINT Mr. and Mrs. Robert De Camp of Thursday, North Castleton, spent Sunday at the i “Ridge.” Visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Vumey. Mr*. Minnie Mu**on ol Rutland Mr. and Mfs. T. H. Bodrbaugh vis­ ited Mr. and Mrs. Lapis Demond of! North Carlton last Satunluy and Sun­ day. Samuel Vumey has ti'i I- hin'. Into the atall bcaldo one at hla horses i unit1 with a pail in hla hand. The home work on the new F. Mxc i-ommeneed to kick and struck Eime: gone with his family back ville. . , HU boy be Inc r.onr t>y managed to ’ Mr. and Mrs. Hilfon of Martin Comers undajr With Ira. • Jogeph found that his leg -was bruited nearly their uncle, Mr, the whole length of It. He is getting Messenger. Mr. and J sday at HaatJ. R. Daly visited his son Bert and _ family recently. They are living on !*<• Mra. Wilkinson's farm In Suutheast Mrs. Lewis of .Maple Grove, is vis­ Maple drove. iting her son and wife , of Martin ' Mrs. Holcomb and Veiinn Ilender- Comen the past fcw’tlay.-. Glenn McPeck and bride are mak­ khutt report having a very enjoyable time during tho week that they spcni ■ ing preparations toTftuve to Maple Grove. Success to yon (Menn. visiting friends In Battle Creek. Mexdames. Me Pock *gr.d Lewi* were be«n visiting friend* berk fur several the guests of Mr. anti Mra. Charier I Orsbom Sunday, Sunday. Don't torget that turkey fot I; Thanksgiving dinner. luiXDKiUiiiorr pure hall o/ Jiigh CJradu flrtl Mortgage Bondi to not from Jax in Michigan. It)rite or call for Information. Rrand RapidsTsust Company Both Phones. 4#9I MONUMENTS Broody of Ifastlng* December 1 al tho school house. Subject, " A Trip ' .Mr. mid Mrs. Vjirn Gn. til>Jd and’ Down Grand Canyon." | - hlldren of Olivet. vi*ii. .1 Mr. und Mr*. Ohurli-s Blanton Sunday. PRAIRIEVILLE. Will Hampton, who .jclcgi!,! i.y* 1’ralrlcvillc high school will give their annual play November 27*25. Henry VapByckiss haa b. ,-«i working .for him. y Ilufu* BUinlon of St lii.-lens. .» by home talent, at McLcay hall, emending thi» week whb hl Remember thn date. 27 and 2*. j here. Mr*. J. J. Perkins left here last I „ M5M’.,fi>nQ <’fl, r’,n- * h “ w.dnrw., naw .or *lb.wr. If*',k’ York, called by the *crioua lllm as of,i amui-imy. | Frank Fulk haa reluni-J frnni t(u-i Mra. G. A. Blackman u «PcndRutl'^n*’S^-t part of. th. winter wuh her .on tairne fall. , thr„ . "* . u‘remta 'r41h. J Mra. E. C. Ctem.-ir ipcnl the Week i Mrs. I.-nink K-nW11,. end with fri<nd» at lunulng. ■ , . ... , *** Ray l*arkcr haa returned from a . .. .. hunting trip In lhe northern part . *on4 u MX wi’th h \ thn state, but did not bring a deer J?’10* “ 1 home with him. hl* eneci-h. Ml»a Cedi Chaac has been confined BEAUTY AND DIGNITY IN MONUMENTAL ART are obtain, ed only by careful attention to dt>. tail, proportion and finish. ALL MONUMENTS FROM OUR FACTORY’ are made of the beat materials from domestic and foreign quarries. OUR PRICES arc the lowest consistent with the highest grade work.. Ironside Brothers Monument Dsslors 7 school Slocum we Recommend at uhis Jime 123 Ottawa j/Tne. if. It). P'.GE HITT EX Hastings, Mleh. then’ being at $c«ibg>«ttri Barry Christmas Specials Shop Christmas Specials Early 'ii)e sail the best, for just a little less' It is not only convenient to shop early—but economical. We are making some exceptionally low prices for the coming “Holidays." The selection of goods is almost at its best, the quality never better Table Linens Table Linens $2 quality extra fine all liden, double satin damask fin'sh, fall .72 1 CQ inches. Holiday special . SI 25 tabic linen extra heavy quality made especially.for service, full QQp f| 72 in. wide. Holiday Special zOu - 65c extra heavy unbleached table linen, 64 in. wide. A splendid cloth far X Qn everyday wear. Holiday Special. Vu 60c all cotton mercerized table cloth lull _ bleached, patterns copied 'from high § grade linens, 6/ inches ^Qp wide. Holiday Special_________ f 75c Outing Night Gowns $1.25 Oufing Blankets 49c 98c SI black 36 inch Messaline Hastings, Mich. A ’*• • I 79c $1.25 Eace Curtains I ADQp|\l 98c Cf) Standard v^vJ. Patterns p ”&ook for the Jtoro with the ifev front" Maple Grove, from Wcdneiday until Sat ifrday. Johnson taking a v. at Edgvwoiid lu»t Thursday. WEST HOPE. Iliank-aix lug 1 'arccast-.. Itc*l at Dow Wm. McCallum and wife and little son William visited her brother, Mr. .i resident of this । ' Clark and family, of Kalamazoo. Sunhome in Mn-bvlllr;' ‘ The company com huskcr began CED.kR CHEEK. husking com aL James Anders' again, , .., Monday morning. dj»‘ V’'0 , The remaihs Quid: December 2. Mra. FranceaWiM has been suffer-' •‘£„r”t ing badly with rheumatism thif past "" •''* •s>*> ■"’» ' 1 crowd out to church Bunday mern•*y, Hund.i;. two weeks. Her right arm and hand >"‘’J?”1, relaihi. in ing to listen to u Splendid Herman being so hidly swollen that she has ’. T*1‘' Ku*w>' friMu no use of it. - ,IW '■ "■ ***' *“• , was completely dlsabiyjj by a »tr Clayton I’ctilngUl and . ker’s thU week Friday night. The, <Qf parulyFU’ut Kalamnkuo F. c'-aqh r. .mil Mra. Thoma* Gorham •11>.- pnuiing M-h<><>| L< f.r.'p^rimr Ladles’ Union will furnish a plate imlte with i hi’ llolyen children t•>r Thanksgiving exervlwM to be held last Monday. Motorcycle•* at , brooming supper. The proceeds are to help pay i th.- hull in Dowling Wcilnesdu Mr. and Mra Bert Gorham of Alba the moving expenses of the new min- popular in the I’hllinoftir*. hla fooling and atnuigled. icnlnu. are visiting her parent*. Mr. and Mr*, Mra. Jennie Lyons uf llanlh-ld stantun. epetrt Saturday and’Sunday with brother. Ernest Quick. BARRYV1LLE. Thursday night al the church. This m entertained o Mr. and Mrs. Charley Day are the will be our last meeting for a while Kind parents of a baby girl, bom a Ethel und Mary .ur. and Mr?. 1 lurlm-rjji,i.-.y. Nie guvcrnpii'iit/tu nfqr year*' ursday, Nov. 19. Mr. mid Mrs. Albert Ch.ieo will meeting* next Bunday night. Mra. Including rations David McClelland, who is in the which. ---------i-nirrtalucd. t.rtaln Mr. aijd Mrs. Orr und ’ Lelna.ir 1> our new janitor for the north hunting, sent home a deer last amount to 53.000. in r »!»lrr. Mrs. Grvrgv Huffman. of 1 toy Fisher und children of NHo» und WM& _ _ .. will meet the first A family is moving in the Rev. Gil­ Tuesday In each month. Mrs. Ernie,' lett house from Martin'Corncrs. Horn will entertain Dee. 1 .for din* Preaching Sunday morning at this place. thn pastry cooking, bring Miss Lula Day, of Hastings, is needle* and thimble*. •pending some time with her brother, JULIA MARLOWE Charley Day and wife. HOLMES CHURCH Mr. and Mra. Willis Lathrop and family, Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hyde and YE OLOE TIMES • upper family, Mr. and Mrs. Halley Lathrop, (irrant FL Olis <fr-Co. Old Stand COMFORT SHOES OsForn Block son and her father, sjffiht Thanksgiv­ Friday evening. Doc. 4th. All are ing witfi Dr- and Mrs. Clarence Lath­ rop at Hastings. , cordially Invited. Mrs. Chxrltti Hunt .and son Ken­ neth of Evart are spending a week SPRINGBROOK. Miss Florence Day, of Kalamazoo, with relatives tn thia-neighborhood. This is the opportune time to sup­ Do not neglect your feet now. Esther and Lloyd Davis of Hosting* visited her aunt, Mrs. Chas, Haskins, were guests ot their cousins Ella from Sunday until Friday. ply your wiqjer needs, our stock is new pair t»f shoes may save you many Clark Haskins, who has been spend­ and Man' Wood. complete and,-the values‘arc better dollars in doctor bills. /Mrs. Fred Durkee and Mrs. Charlie ing two months with his brother, John Hull spent Thursday al Elmer Ills- Haskins, left for Kansas Friday. Mr. than usual. V Haskins is eighty-five years old. but Women’s Junn Marlowe Shoes in Gun ■ble to make the trip alone. Fred Barrie and wife of Charlotte Metal and Patent Kid. low, medium Miss Nellie McDonald of Grand were over Sunday guest* of Glenn Rapids, u visiting relatives here. Fuller and family. , aud high heel. Price Tlie Ladies ’ Aid society met with The chicken pin dinner held at the ■nd ......................................... Mrs. M. P. Bresson Thursday for din­ ner. The ladies tied the comfortable Higbrock, the'best quality ever put in IToceeds 11.60. Women's Comfort Shows, the best wStp'rMiss Slason rewed Cor Mrs. Jennie flrecc uniirrwcAr, extra heavy, all Mra. ChM. Ree«e, of Seattle, Wash., ing and comfortable Jiid turn shoe, Barnum last week. ■ , sizes 32 10 48, per gargO _ Mr*. I*arkcr of South Hastings is *n<l Mra. Smith, of Detroit, are visitmade in regular and jumbo ment........................... . . O \jC J M™- Be««> “ Men’s plain toe Rubbers, sizfes spending a few week* with her Mr. Miller's daughter, and will spend daughter. Mrs. J. Crockford. make......... ............................... 9, 9^.10. 11 and 11 Vi ONLY. the winter here. Boy's Shirts,and Drawers.' heavy flat llie -Ladies ’ Aid sodoty will hold 90c values, Friday g Q _ NORTH HINT BARKY. Men’s CHROME Work Shoes, a I I fleece or ribbed shirts and drawers, their bazaar Friday evening, Dec. I. and Saturday_____ 37C lUv. Bunnell prwu-hed at the M. I’, An oyxtcr .upper will be. served. The Size*, tan and black. church Sunday in the absence of Rev. bazaar will Be held at the home of McCue. and.............................. ment. Mr. and Mra. Martin Flick. Every­ Don’t forget the chureh buxaar at body u invited to attend. Uiu M. I’, church Friday afternoon Men’s. Union Suits, ribbed or extra and evening. Dee. 4. Chicken pie heavy Hetce,’ closed crotch, sizes 34GLASS CREEK. supper beginning al 5 o'clock until . Slrl* V,ai? Havens returned home Odd lot Ladies* Rubbers, sizes lo 46 inclusive, per suit last week after an Extended visit with 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8, 65c to 75c val­ her daughter and other relatives in Arrow and Shawmut brands; the and............................................. jlaekaon county. • ' ues, Friday and best qua'ity rubber goods made. win Ihi «lq<i to welcome them back School commenced Monday after a Men's Wool Union Suits, splendid val­ Saturday________ __ OVC Into tho neighborhood. • T:';«catfyn on account of the ues, in ail priced nt George Robinson and wife of Abut- diphtheria scare. Ing* vUtteU l. E. Andrus- an^Klfn Hu inlay. „ A >'«•". daughter arrived nt L. .1. Boys' Wool Union.Suits, extra quality ford spent Sunday with hU broth W nurghduff • lagf Thursday and will . lor the pricy, sixes 6 to 16. pex-j*ai B<>l Stanton und family. answer to the name of Margaret Rouo. Congratulutionx. ment................... .. ....... . Ft** spent When you hav.c a troublesome a few days last week with Forcsf cough. It doe* not mean that you hate Havens and family. •An odd lot nearly fall sizes, 201110 grey conwutnptlon or that you arc going to others tan, shirts mid [have It; but It dues mean thnt your ......... . in trance tmvinc lungs arc threatened, and It la just aa >uor.- than t.WIF Inhabitant* ..bout Men's outing^annej.Night Gqwns, sizvS drawers, 5Uc value..... well tn bo on thtCsafe aide nnd take s.ooo are withnbt any public lighting, | T5 iu |8 at »1,7Sc, an<i 50c each. For Men, Women and Children. Chamberlain's Cough* Remedy before f,S48 i»e lighted by Dtpartwat a badly ulcerated tooth. ! Farms for Sale SC^acrc*. 216 acre*, ISO acres, 125 acre*. 120 acres, SO acres, extra guod good good good extra buildings buildings buildings buildings buildings buildings !<l acre*, buildings......... 1XU acres, building*.,... 193 ocrea, extra building* SO acre*, exiro buildings 2,000. 40 acre*. hoiuwJ....*........... so acres, good building*. 3,200. 40 acres, good building*. SO acre*, fair bniMings. SO acres, good building*. 4,100. l«0 ai-rcs, extra building*. 110 acres, good building*. s.eoo. SO acre*, extra buildings. 3,300. 30 acre*, extra bull ding*. 69 acre*, fair building*. 33 acres, good buildings. 120 acre*, extra buildings. 165 qcro*. extra buildings. . ia.000. ISO acre*, good buildings. ». 3,S00. 80 acres, building*............... so ocrea, good building*..2,200. 4o acres, good-building*... 100 mires, extra building*... 130 acre*, extra buildings... SO were*, good buiMing*. 4.300. go acre*, jgm»d building*. 73 acre* guod building*. 93 acres, good building*. a, HOD, SO abrea. extra building*. >30 acre*, extra building** 1,100. MW. 74 Acre*, extra. building*■ ,50 acre*, extra building*. 1 IS SB -io -36 120 210 153 acres, guod .building*. ■ acres, good buildlngo• ■. acre*, birtldlngn............. acre*, good building*. ■ ■ n'ere*. extra buildings.. tuircs, good ,l)iill»U«nj.-i. ucroe, oxtru building*- ■ 1,109. ojoy. 18,000, .’ /cloak. DELTON. MICH. . al i.'horlM Weickgenant 6 Ried6 Clothing and Shoe Department Underwear Men’s Shirts and Drawers SHOE.S Friday and Saturday Specials 3.50, 3.00 $2.50 Men’s Rubbers 25c 3.00 Ladies* Rubbers $1.50 $1.00 su^4'.l'niiS?'rc “"d Ezra S. Morehouse & Co. Huitlnga Bradley and Hand Knit Sweaters Sizes, $3.00, $2.50 and $3.50, $2.00 $1.00 Night‘ Gowns acetylgne. A Men’s Underwear 50c Underwear, 39c 4.00, 3.50, $2.25 Rubber Goods Rubber Boots High Boots, Sock Rubbers Felt Rubbers ■ Arctics and Rubbers �THE HASTINGS BAYY1.R. NOVEMBER St. ISM. Life Is Worth the Living— IF you can free yourself from habits that blight The life of remorse, blackness, dumb dispair that enters into the existence of the person who is bound by the fetters of an alcohol or drtig appetite cannot be imagined by one who is not in "that boat." It can only be guessed at by see­ ing the desolation wrought, the homes wrecked, the life snuffed out by suicide or delerium tremens. Liquor nor drugs are respecters of persons, all are subject to their damning, cursing, blighting power when once they get their "talons” upon-the-appetite. Rich and poor, high and low, male and female all have come within their power and many have tasted the last bitter dregs. f HERE COMES THE SAVING. 'All admit the horror of a life of bondage—bondage of the body—but bondage of the soul is greater horrof. A WAY HAS BEEN PROVIDED. MAN or WOMAN—you can be-free—Listen while we tell you. Three to seven days spent in the privacy of the home, hotel or club or at any Neal Institute taking the Neal Treatment will cleanse the system of its accumulated poisons, overcome the diseased condition, create a loathing for liquors or drugs and soon restore normal mental and physical conditions. No charge to any person who is not entirely satisfied at the end of the treatment. . - READ THESE LETTERS: WHAT OUR FRIENDS SAY. Newberry Mich, The Neal Institute, Oct. ao, 191a Dr. J. C. Copeland. Grand Rapids, Mich. Dear Dr:— . igwwtaasixB No doubt you will be surprised upon hearing from me at this late date, but I write you from a duty I owe you as well as myself. . . 'Allow me to thank you for the wonderful change you have brought into my life. I have nquf no desire for any intoxicating liquors of any sort and I have you and your wonderful treatment to thank for it.' Wishing you unbounded success in future as you've had in the past. ’ I am. Yours Respectfully NEAL INSTITUTE BUILDING. OF DETROIT AM I MY BROTHER’S KEEPER? Cain Knew the Answer—So Do You ! Tbe World’* Greatest Miir<lerer-ALCOHOI.--h*« killed more good men and women, ruined more home* and wrecked more place* of business than all other cause* combined. THERE ARE BROTHERS OF YOURS-rclative*. neighbors, employe*, friends or acquaintance*, that lhe Demon of Alcohol or Drugs lias selected a* victim*. They are trying to escape- to conquer by a "will power” that ha* been destroyed by the poison of Alcohol or Drug*. They need and must have lhe aid of medical science to overcome their diseased condition. SEND THEIR. NAMES AND ADDRESSES with th'at ol tbe wife or "l>e*t i.iend." You will be doing a humane act—a Christian duly. We will mail them literature explaining how easily, quickly and effectively lhe NEAL THREE DAY TREATMENT eliminates the "stored up" |*ai»Qnh from t^he system, create* a loathing in place of a craving for Liquor or Drug*, and makes a well man out of a sick man in a few day* at anv one of our sixty splendid home­ like Neal inslitules esiablishetl in principal cilic*. Treatment at home, hotel orclnb for "moderate" cases of Alco­ holism or "Drink Habit.*’ Do Unlo Others as You Would Like to Be Done By Grand Rapids, Mich. The Neal Institute, Aug. 4. 1911. Grand Rapids, Mich. Dr. J. C. Copeland, Mgr. . Dear Dr. Copeland:—Words cannot express the praising and thankfulness felt in our hearts for you and your work. Friends that came tb our rescue when everything Jooked utter darkness, sadness and despair, when it seemed as though there was nothing to look forward to in the future. When booze the Demon and curse of mankind had utterly wrecked our once happy home. Such friends as you that came to us in our hour of need and filled our home once more with love and happiness, by conquering the everlasting cursed craving for liquor, put­ ting new life, ambition and noble thoughts in my once despondent and wretched husband are certainly deserving and have our sincere heartfelt praise and thankfulness for your preseverance and many, many kindnesses shown in our behalf. . . . Mr. Clow, the ever willing nurse, is certainly deserving in his share of praise for his patient and cheerful at­ tention through all. • We are also more than thankful to Dr. Broadwick for his good, kind and unfailing attention in our time of trouble and need. Hoping these few words will partly express the gratitude ?nd respect we feel for you and your work, We remain yours with everlasting praise. Detroit Neal Institute-^ BOTH phones. lilKHTilifflSKdBIBIIIBII ITS GROt lowing topli i>uein<*MH trip «<i |ful for?" ulon* on Thanksgislng Day. iti« Saturday. Dori* Sprague hu* been dinner ut the i "America." lonrllltlti. • iri.i* Friday, i giving Proclamation « Ining Al? l< । Home from Coats Grove will be servMcCann. Mr* Dccon-lii-r 3rd. Juhn Springer wit* In Hasting* Fri­ (•<1 by Mexdame* Gillotl. day on l/uslness. Mr. Springer r.-- "Good hlch Kidney. Y« u are In c.f dinner and enjoy mu Canal unit underground railways INB TO CONFEREHCE h IRVING. U1-.-KJ with pleasure. While in the north Dr. Butler improved hi* thn. hunting deer. We have nut heard ■all with current event lit Grand Rapid* to have hi* hip joint placed tn Meh position that proper nr- I lu«t ttculallun <>r the ImII and Docket Joint "f the young nun. Mr. und Mr/. Mei­ Johnson of North Itntl.ind. 1'l.tUde h»* I • navul •tntion aJ hl* cunvaleweneefrorn a bullet wound lust April when I landed ut j promonltory i trip through iiloitr.i|>H> i>r Qiin n Wilhelmina nft< iioilttpd nn.l rr.nl a meet excellent artjqje on the life of Rembrandt, the great -Dutch pointer.' The meeting the ringing of "Mk-hlgun ,M> Jllchl- . Flnccrl lished In the state of Mlchlgun on ac­ ' the lengthen- , count of the hoof and 'mouth'disease ’ f irm. CM rceorP-J to the expedl>f butchering their fol h«K* and ktn.w < riher«< th>- lir»l hlch wifi cltlm and have received better than mne cent* per pound. It I* to b«--h<>p. und School Rally mid lien rd him desired to have urge turnout ma> lie looked for uj><>:> the occasion of hl* aerond appv.-trunrbefore on Kiidfencc .a thl* place. The Kalamaaoo, Mr. and Mr*. I’urrvll I'hlllliMi. Will Garrison nnd wife nnd Frank Hush 'and wife. Hustings visited at Chris KALAMO. Mrs. Will Marten* anti daughters visited Mrs. Will Srivcr Sunday. Lew Curtis and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Galen Cottrell Sunday. Mrs. Laura Schleuter w*ht to Grand Rapids last week Wednesday for an operation. Mis* Dot Brown visited in Kalainatoo Saturday. The ladies are busy getting -read* for the church fair to be held at KaL The convention of the 3rd District Ann Arbor. Counting trader* nnd Mr. and Mrs. D. McDonald and Michigan chri-tinn Missionary Soci­ delegate*. there will l>. m'oru than daughter Agnes visited Mr. and Mr*. ety of-lhe Church of Christ. Disciple*, thirty in fhe (tarty. They will go Evert Patinn of Hastings faun.lay. Glenard Earl, of Battle Creek, which 4.1* tu have 'been held last with pennant* and plenty of enthus­ came horn? Wednesday and will stay month./but which wait posl|>onrd on iasm to put Barry County on the with his parents this winter. account of the diphtheria, will not be map. tcnslvrjy In Chinn, not Club adjourned tniiKinx "Michigan My held tho firm Rich phosphate deposit* have been Michigan." discovered, in Chile. ot tho poppy. could following: PrHbytMrlMt Sunday School—I-aVrrno Sutton, William held later, further announcements McKnight nnd Gardner ChidMtnr. I'utiiie inMitutions. Ih. made. ' Kpiacopui Sunday School—WulUcg Oeborn nnd Keith Cqldroter. . -YOUTH IRVING. Mrthodlit Sunday School—Ralph Ward and Curtixa lluttum. McthodUt Brotherhood—Maurice J. W. CulrM.’ RouKh and Earl Gllbevi. ri-.r. .. , Cal,,--; Who .»)“■ V. M. A. —Bernard Quigley, lor a Christmas present than an armful of working in CompheU twp.. la at nonw. Charle* TVdd. Harold Ho'nvenlr. flu*, Mr*. Ed. ( Walter* returned home part or Hasting* township. ordinary presents of equal value. It is trees* bert Bronaon, Albert Hubbard. Erne«t Yoat. ured and enjoyed long after the others a High School — Elmer Buah. George forgotten. We always carry a large line Frank dLarbcuater and family have grandmother. She died Sunday nnd Ketchum. Walter Snyder. Hobart been viafnhg hla brother-in-law, J. W. aged 94 year*. Books, but our display now surpasses Thoma*. Ruaaell Horton arjd DonMld Cairns', shirted for Va*hlnkt«n today. he and hla mother attended the fan-] Smith. ' previous efforts. We have an assortment era! Tuesday. MlddleYtlle will bp repre»ented by The member* of the Woman’s Frank VanConnette of Quimbyof Books foi^every one,—young or old, Floyd Cobb. Shirley Grlfteth. Arthur spent Sunday in thl* vicinity. rich or poor.^—-1 hi-tnTe counw. the proThe Women's Home nnd Foreign Missionary Society will meet with Mr*. Louie Hyde. Harry Neuman nnd Clay­ ton Wolfe. pita I bed*. Word from Ann Arbor says that Mr; ami Mr*. Bert Hlllon left on ■ Mr*. Cornelia Clark of Parmale* s Eyes------visited her brother W. ('. Kidder 8at- Monday ftjr ''allfornl* whjrr they the registrations for the conference Wall ol Partition .. Auction Block will *prnd *ix month*. They will Rye* ol the World Pidgin Island. tlr*t go to l*>* Angele*. *topping en route in fttlt Lake City. After re- ! We bavc'twelve hundred title* ol Popular Copyrights contain­ seveml, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rny Stahl nnd baby mnlnlng In D>* Angele.* ing such grand Books aa lhesj at only v lotted Sunday with S. Jackson and month* they will attend the I’anama Exposition. <>n their return they delegation. family .>f Clarksville. will nt op In Portland and .Seattle. William J. MichMi ha* returned ANNE OF GREEN GABLES PRODIGAL JUDGE auditorium, which 1s io be the con­ li. Geiger visited at lhe home of HOLLOW OF HER HAND THE HARVESTER much improved In health nnd <he is ference halL and which seals 5.V0J* Herman Gosch Wednesday. WALL OF MEN e------ —• ----------THEIR ---------- YESTERDAYSMax Keyser, wife and baby visited BEN HUR DAWN O' HARA by ticket to hear such jpeuker* of Robert Crumbiick nnd family Sunday. WOODCARVER OF OLYMPUS THE IRON WOMAN national fame us William Jennings Rev. J. A. r.lickenstaff. of Grand (Iryan. United States Senator C. E. Clarksville Monday to *p«nd Thanks­ Rapids, formerly of thh* city, was In Towntend, Governor Woodbridge N.: giving with 8. Jackson and family. We haye a large line of Mr*. Georgia Sheldon'* and Chariea Mrs. Shaw and little gl{l from Re- town last Week calling upon old Ferris. Fred R. Smith und E. M. Roh.: Garvice’s. (These are good book* and aa large a* the 50c , BJlCkenstafFg new inson. New York. mu» an- visit Ing Iht-lr parents and friend*. . Mr. one*.) Mr*. Southworth and Mary J. Holme*., A feature of th* Saturday's pro­ ly dedicated. lit Is known aa the gram will be the great parade with FOR BOYS AND GIRLS: Ro»a M. Carey.-Mr*. L. T. Meade.-Dolty That morning, "Church builder" of the U. B. confer­ three bands In it. Dimple,—pepper Book*,—Jack H*tkaway,-\la*tleinorc.—Boy Seoul*,— sectional meeting* will be held, and j Floss Kenyon and family visited ence In Michigan. Motor Hoy*,—Jame* Oil*. rho built The resident* ot with Mr . BIBLBS. PRAY8R BOOKS AND HYMNALS Michigan will give brief addresses. Wilbur Coagrlff of Alto spent Sun­ They will represent ail kinds of boys' HOPE DARING’S (MISS ANN.A JOHNSON’S) WORKS day with Chilr Andrews and familysyrla Center (hereby connecting with organisations, church clubs. Sunday school*. Boy We will be glad to *ecure any book published for you.. Please thn trunk-line highway running north school close*. high th" home of Adnm Gockrler. let u* haye your order •* early aapouible. ■ Austin Erb nnd family visited Bun­ <>f Battle Creek through Pennfleld, Scouts and the city and county Y, M. are contemplating the construction of day with Wm. Mishler und fumlly._ another mile in the spring. Thta will No German-made toys are now 1 M. An.lro Michelin.- the famous bring tho highway -within n short dl»sold in .England, exceift German toy ll-’roru-h lire anufqctunjr.-Mvho had *1soldiem Th# deipand for these ft ith / jready, dona much for the developfiitenth uf military nvlatlon. wrote to ' Phon* No. 31 Goods Delivered Ire gin ‘making them. , Little EhgHsh itho hroaldent <>f Yhe republic offer­ ing fh-’ aunt of I.OoO.OOO .franca for this summer for local motorists, who boys'wish the German soldiers to pit against their British toy soldiers, and lUzaU • hall have, performed the most splen­ (ho torn-up condition in Bedford did deed of daring In the course of township nf tho regular'road leading soldier ha* dlmtnUhsd tho sppply to Battle Creek . throuah Johnetowr umaalngiy. ^464768^3377 The Very Latest 50c each i:...- .;.it- t In 25c Books Irving General Store We are pleased to' announce that the cost ot living is gradually going down. Prices are getting back to normal condition and as usual we can sell you at the following bargain prices: 19 lbs. Granulated Sugar.....$1.00 9 Bars Lenox Soap.‘..1„..2S 3 Boxes N. T. Matches... ..........10 Any 10c tobacco 3 for.25 Fresh Meats and Oysters at the Irving Store C. R. WATSON, General Store GENERAL STORE Friday morning Barry County's (legation to the twelfth annual -nntlltIonic Ih.i l ontlnun to cuiinc to us from Huy A. e from all who have Visited Roy ut the licwpltal. Thl* MMdlcvtlle Health BALTIMORE TOW.N1JNE. Thanksgiving dinner Sunday at the IRVING, MICH. l’HONK8-H*Ming«. 1W IL-49; Middleville Line. 1«3 1L-18. Carveth & Stebbins The Drugslat* Hastings, Mloh. �THE HASTINGS BANNER NOVEMBER 26,1914—20 PAGES tUt TUtEE—EASES 17 TO 20 22^2203972 Start With a Dollar Report of Altoft aehool for month ending October 30: DOING GREAT WORK SHIPLOAD OF Hl'FPMES QUICK- WAR. more tnedlral supplies. for help? • Those neither absent ■You’ll Soon Have a Thousand Myron Reynvids. Elna Cheney. CONTRIBUTIONS FOR George Endsley. Elsie Reynolds. Har­ PROJECT POURING IN old Norton. Edgar Cheney, Velma Bchelb. Edwin Reynolds. Harry Kchelb. Cllftqn Becker. Homer Beck- There can be no real freedom when one is driven by necessity or shackled by debt. Money accumu­ lating in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT makes you free to enjoy your opportunities for pleasure, profit and advancement. It combines banking and investment; for we pay 3 per cent, compounded semi-annually, on all savings deposits. And that is 50 per cent better interest than a government bond. Thelma Endsley, Arlle • Endsley, Eltha Kinnc. Minnie Norton. Harold Reynold*. Nina Wilson. Mary Hoover and Leia Reynold* the month Beatrix Kaevoit. xamlnatlon, ' and Elmer eontribat* the European, geons, trained nurse", surgical equip­ upon motion, allowed: . ment. including bactrriologfval and Hastings Printing Co.. •terlizing outfits and hospital supplies Thl* offer w.is gratefully accepted. J. T. Pierson 4k Son. "Hte beat phy«iology examination* at the suggtwtlon of the Honorable Robert Lansing. Counselor of the Elmer Gr.imee. receiving an State Department and chairman of our Red rro-wi International Relief Wo ob«erved Columbus Day and Board, the War Department was askalso Hallowe'en with appropriate ex­ ercises. had 3 visitors this month. Wo provide transportation for American Better aleep on 3 per cent than Ue awake on 6 Minute* of last read and approved. Rhultrrs that ths Board snppllrw. On the outbrrak of Regular meeting of Board of Edu- '. lluaa « Ron. Domestic Edmond* Bros., rep. and imp. Thornrippl* Gas and Elec. Co. maintenance ............ Cook * Henry, rep, and Imp. G. H. VanTIfflln. rep. and imp. Walldorff Bro*, general appa Elsie Bump. Teacher. Ttio Heritage. The rich man's son Inherits lands. And piles of brick and stone • gold. And he Inherits soft white .hands. The Hastings City Bank Rollle 1 passed n special act permitting Red Cross to charter a ship, fit Roy hnwna. rep. and Imp . Cha*. Rhrrwuod. Janitor'* sup By thl" meanx, and un<!« cold. THE BANK THAT DOES THINGS FOR YOU Th* rich man's non Inherits cares; by thn Hamburg-American Line, the turn, other breath may burst hie bubble Line. shares;, And soft white hand* could scarea- co«t nf one dollar. snee on ship and cargo coat' 318.000. Capital $75,000.00—Surplus $50,000.00—Resources Over $650,000 I Charles E. Youngs, a boy of It' It ms that fell under our observation 4 years, son of ex-Supervlsof Youngs. tho few hours It took Mis to go from ’ j of Hope, husked 131 bushels of corn this city to Martin. Uffems off Uereai Um fflmslHmgs Amd Vicimiffy TMirty-lEve Years Ag® binding the shocks mnn-llkn manner. In n good work- Ing strict atjentlon to the numerous Wo think this a wheat fields along our route, to see whether we could find any pieces of October 3>, 117#. Proceeding* Board of Hupervlsors township of Castleton, being sick and unable to attend the meeting of tho Board, Emory Parady appeared and for the efficiency of the city attor­ Barry County Court House, ney. but have the Iggal fines been township, under a temporary ap­ paid, nnd Is the money go collected pointment from the township board. fund? Perhaps the elt/ Recorder the Board ot Supervlimr", the Rupercan answer that question. Hon. Norman On Friday last iyi Mr. Goldrlng, n Clarkson will mldreae the Reform Club next Runday afternoon. । nd were called to order by the Clerk. ging sand out of the hank, north of । Township treasures get your tax Tho roll being called the followthe iron tho -- - bridge - - on Broadway, .. receipts at thia office. Cheaper than bank caved In. burying him aeveral | their names: A week from yesterday th* remain­ out with tho utmost dispatch, and ta­ ing Democrats of the North will be ken out olive, but has hl* lower Umbo Barry—Charles A. Polley. rerved upon the "half shell" busted Carlton—Jahn Fleming. covery are exceedingly alight. A. II. Runyan. 6f the firm of RunMessrs Cook A Rogers purchased this p. m. for Pennsylvania, to v|slt Chas. H. Hicks. . friends and relatives. Hastings City." 3nd and 3rd Wards The prices paid for wheat since our last Issue, are as follows: Oct. 23. Orangeville—KU Nichols. Prairieville—Washington Cooper. There will be a social al Red Rib­ bon Hall on Saturday evening for tho 'benefit of the Juvenile Temper­ ance Club. Refreshments will be The lotdies Society connected with tho Presbyterian church, will bo en­ Woodland—Andrew C. Kilpatrick.: tertained on Friday afternoon by —George H.' Ford.| Mbs. James P. Roberta. The gentleRupervlaor of sects. But we failed to see the first piece that showed signa of having suffered any from .the pest. Having by the Insect, we had but wo were happily dlrappl on our brief trip. While passing the Yankee Springs cemetery, we noticed ths “Sexton." Mr. Nelson Watson, (iruptus heaping U1CI dirt upup­ on ft new-made grave, and upon Inqulry, learned that lhe ona just laid Robert Dinwiddle of the township ot < Tangerine, who departed thia life on Friday the 34th inst.i at quite an ad­ vanced notioed signa of which dressed 391lbs.; Jia* under construction, a splendid fat. and the most beautiful meat we residence, -which, when finished, will ever ate. W* very much doubt If Upon our return on Monday, wo neared- lhe school house at on arriving at the house, we learned that the last sod rites were ' Doyle. It -will be re the BANNER of las: Ths house lies 13 rooms in lino re­ crib, largo wagon shed, hog house and silo; these buildings are ail well painted end on good foundations, thia farm haa a good steel windmill and tanka good orchard and plenty of small frail- The location la good, about seven miles from Hastings and three miles from R. R. Station. thia city. Hbt death occurred ... Saturday night last, from the Injuries he then received. He had lived a great many years at the Springs. un$l was known far and wide as a ' eat. upright und gcnUemlnly onntlder froune and lot In Hastings as part payment. gret deeply hla sudden death. The following named persons have and tool house. 4 This farm Is three and one-half miles from Hasting* and In a tine location.. Tho price Is (7,588. Terms (3.500 down balance on contract. , 30 acres sand and gravelly loam soil and Iles gently rolling, nearly all under cultivation with eight acres of good clover; the fences are good and there is a good well of water;tho house crib and hog house. The rich man's »on Inherits want*. Qf tolling hind*. with brown arm* American naval officer*, and carried 158 surgeon* surgical equipment and bttlaxic* Association This place is seven and one-half miles from Hastings and one-half mile to per cent. November term of the Circuit Court and summoned to be In attendance on Monday. November 18th. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon: Thomapplc—Edwin Fallis and David Mattison. Woodland—Douglas B. Cooper and Joshua Dlltenbeck. Yankee Rprings—Thoma* Ellsworth and Simeon K. Pierson. and Luther Rogers. Baltimore—John H. and Charles M. Hendershott. Blackman­ Carleton—Ransom Wolcott. CAatletbn—H. L. Perkins. Hastings—Qeorgd Whitney. MASTTOoS, MUCBMAN Hope—William Kline. Sr. Maple Grovt—Horace Dean. Mra. I'. Bennett, freight r.irt rue ChuM & Wileox, makitenanc pecled objection was made on the part of the British and French Gov­ Hastings Table Co., furl ... what doth the poor man's son In­ ernment* to the personnel of the R. C. Fuller * Co., manuel herit? Ing delay and exStout muscles and a sinewy heart, mulnte. A hardy frame, a handler spirit: ■ pens*. nancs and num*" abroad: to buy" for them proper equipment, with uniforms and A. E. Mulholland, book* indigent pupil* and malnteA king might wish to Hold In fee. klnderIn the United Btataq and In Europe; Thomas Charlra What 'doth the poor herit ? nnd to bring them home to the Unit- W. M. Weld.". Mfg Wished o'erJoyed with humble things. . capita.. Including the cost of the Red A rank adjudged hy toll-worn merit l'PO** "hip. Additional surgeon* Content that from employment nance pub. A heart that in his labor sings; Then* I* no doubt that had the Red Tho Maconlllsn C?.. maintenance A heritage, it seems to me. A. C. McClury.4b Co., library. sent It* surgeons und nurses and Ita hospital supplies to Europe by regu­ Remington Typewriter What doth the poor man's son Ii lar ateamers. Every one must, how­ herit? ever. recall tbs confusion, uneertain- Imperial Bench Co. nance A patient learned of being poor. The Parish Choit;. music A fellow feeling that Is sure ’ Of could predict when regular trann- Ginn * <lo.,’muskTo make the outcast blesa hla door; atlantlo service would be resumed. Romeyn If. Rtdhburg. m The United Slates Government Itself, A king might wish to hold In fee. wish to send a party of llfty m-n with -the ten-mllllon-dollar gold fund) O rich man's son! there Is a toll to Europe to help American Vwtenrf Df Appleton &■ co. library That with ull others level *u sent two warshirs Instead of waltlnfc The Tannenlt* Works, man training The National Office Nupply Co. Hut only whiten, soft white .hands. maintenance* This Is the best crop from thy commodious a dwelling-house. Try. gentlemen. x Mr. Arbour, the gentleman who Having occasion to pay a visit’to Marlin. Allegan county, on Saturday purchased the store recently owned list, we thought to couple business by J. 8. Tarry, lias been adding to. building, painting, etc., and Lt preout for matter that might perhaps bo I to be filled with drugs, medicines and groceries. It U gratifying to note of the BANNER, by publishing evidence* of prosperity all over our fair land. Mr*. H. C. Turner has been quite sick, hating been taken with a eongietive chill on Friday night last, but was much better on Monday, and O poor man's son! the doctor thought ah • would he well It. concourse of people gathered there. nnd 3 acres of rye one-half of which goes with the farm. Red Cross shin could proceed promptly and Mfely on her mission. Through ths prea* the American Red Cross' appealed for a suitable of absorbent cot'-n. B7.300 pound" of nonubworbent cotton, 435,400 yards of Hauimacher Selilernian 4h Co., manual training ... absorbent gause. 10,000 yards nf starched gauge. 48.300 pound" of Cvntinential 'Mfg. t'o.. Janitor "uppllr* ................................ acorn not thy bandages. 30 surgical equipments of I. H- Army standard*. Including E. H. Sheldon 4 Co. manuel thrin bacteriological "id hterlfxlng putflta, thine. t.SOO pounds of chloroform ahd ether. Ixmgman. Green * Co, main­ tenance Ip merely being-rich and great: 10 case* of drugs and chetnlyals, 40 music. gallons tlnctun* Iodine, 5.000 typhffi< IHlIon Burd'-tt * C JChU John Church , vaccine treatments and many eases of * Office.' Book and Library < nigh— surgical supplies; such .as ligatures, malntemi ncs rubber gloves, clinical lhermometers, A. B. Dick hypodermic syringe*, extra Instru­ ments, adhesive plaster, ice caps, al­ cohol. disinfectants, vuselin*. etc'., McMaln A Gear, library Classifying th* Owl. ped to Europe., Score* of boxes con­ A lady recently selecting taining stretcher*, thousand* of hos­ milliner's, asked cautiously: maintenance pital garments, sherts, pillow cases. "Is there anything about the** Eagle Pencil. Co., maintenance feather* that might bring me into trouble with th* Bird Protection so­ ciety?" School Report. "Oh, no, madam?' said the milliner. Ainbulance In Paris It has purchased •'But did they not belong to som8 nnd ijhlpped 2*1.440 pound* of ab­ Report of the Bristol school, dlsbird?" persisted the lady. sorbent cotton, 11.000 pounds of non­ "Well, madam,'1 returned th*, mil­ absorbent cotton, 150.000 yards of month ending October 30: liner, pleasantly, "these feather* ar* absorbent gauze. 50.000 yard* uf feather* of a howl; and th* how J, starched gauxe, and 9.000 stretcher*. madam. s*«ln' aa 'ow fond he Is of mle*. Is mor* of a oat than a bird." the Bureau nf Prisoners at Geneva, to BelgUtn relief?' tc. Ambassador* Her­ Apply Sloan's Freely for Lumbago. rick'* Emergency Committee in Purls, are: Clarlbel Smith. Esther YanflyYoiir attacks of Lumbago are not and tn the American ' Hospital* 1* ckle. Clifford Conklin. Willard V*n Webster, I>elmoift nearly bo hopeless as they seeru. France. Germany and England; 355.- Syckle. Percy Webster. Edith Van Syckle. Rev* You can relieve them almost in­ stantly by a simple application of geons, and nurses' >mUries, -outfit* Zlmiflerman. Patil Van Syckle. Mali* Sloan s Liniment on the back and and land transportation of personnel Conklin. . Ketcham . loins. Lumbago is a. form of rheu­ ■nd supplies. The administrative expense* ar* matism, and yields perfectly to SloaiFai which pejielrales quickly paid entirely by the American Red all in through the sore, tender muscles limbers up the back and relief funds. All fuodft forwarded makes it feel fine. Gel a boljle of Sloan's Liniment for 25 cents of mltted through tne State Department any druggist and have it in tho or by th* American Lxpres* Company Croup acares you. Th* loud hoars* house—against colds, sore and without any charge against th* relief .swollen joints, rheumatism, neu­ f?uod. ralgia, sciatica and like ailments. re­ of Foley'* Honey arid Tar Compound Ybur money back if not satisfied, contributed to date, a baUuc* but it does give almost instant re­ mains of 3415,080, including (123.000 will master th* croup. lief.—Adv. request of th* Amsrjcan Ambulance AgdlHH thia balance ngtul �THE HASTLNGS BANNER, NOVEMBEH M, 1S1L MMiwunTX-.________________ Dial JWwniwmaii Morltiafin Bale . Whir, as, defsuK has been mailt* If You Smoke lura.-,?; mired by tr mnrf. . dated the Ninth day of August in Ute year A. D. IWW. by Frank W. Sinelkcr and Mi/io.L. Smellier, fits wife of the • VillBgu of. Lake Odessa, loniiv County, Michigan, <o Fanners juid. Merchants Hank of Luke Odessa, j Ionin County, Michigan, which said mortaago wii recorded ta the o(- you will find COMPLETE ENJOYMENT in the Cigars we sell you. They have the pure tone of a cigar well made from first class tobacco. llre nf the r<krisU*r of deeds of the County nf Barry In liber No. 71,'of mortgages, on pages No. 1W and Court for the County of Harry. ' •No. 185, On Uie 12th day of Ang­ At a aeaklpn of aald court, held at us!, in lhe year A. D. 1H0W, at aighl the probate vfllce. In the City of o'clock a. rn. And whereas. the Haa*.Inga, in laid county, «n the Ind.. amount claimed to be due on, said day of November A. D. 1914. mortgage al the dab.* or this no­ tice is the sum uf Sixteen Hundred Fifty and 75-100 (11650.75) Dollars nf principal and interest, and the further sum of Thirty (MO.OO Dollars ns an attorney fee stipu­ lated for in said mortgage and which is the whole amount claim­ ed to tin unpaid on said mortgage which lunuunls to the sum bt BixUwn Hundred Eighty and 75-100 Dollars, and no suit or proceeding having been instituted al law to nearer the debt, now remaining secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof, whereby lhe power of Mile contained in said mortgage has become operative. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the said power <>f sale, and yi pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided,! the said mortgage will he foreclosed by a sale of the a newaimpvr printed and circulated In ,.......nw ... n,.id county. public auction, to the highest billClement. Smith. •let, al the east door of the Court Circuit Ju.ige. Fifth Circuit, acting house tn lhe city of Hastings, in judge of Probate. •aid county of Barry*, on Hie ’.Ulh a irur copy. * day of December A. D. 1011, at ten -------------o’clock in tho forenoon of tli.il ■ •Jay: which said premises are de-! scribed in said uivrtgage us fol-" lows, to wit:—Commencing nt six-! tern feel west of the North-east i’ corner of lot Seven, f thence running west feet, thence South thence cast Twenty-two feel ’ Utriice north eight, rods to Hi.-! pluco of .beginning, situate in the Village <>f Freep/rl. County uf Bar­ ry mid Slate of Michigan. Dated this Llrd day of Septem­ ber A. D. l»U. Farmers und Merchants Bank, , , Mortgagee. Iiumns Johnson. . r Attorney for Mortgagee. Business Address, Lake Odessa, Miehr-gan. But back of the high quality goods that we sell you is the way that we keep them at just the right temperature in the zinc-lined cases with which this store is equipped—and every­ thing perfectly CLEAN-and SANITARY. That's why the cigars bought here give the smoker a feel­ ing of pleasure and contentment. For five cents you can get a smoke here that is a day dream, a reverie. Our patrons tell us that the cigars they buy here “taste better.” There’s a reason. Try us andLsee. • iMnr . . Shlllln. “THE CLUB” CIGAR STORE Phone 106 “Thi Place to Meet Your Friinds* Jifftrson St J. F. HOONAN E. Jo HUFFMAN If you arc feeling “finnicky” and as tho you couldn’t cat any thing it's a sure sign you need a PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS “Club” lunch. - The Juciest Fruits und Sweetest Meats. C. D. Barnaby Hastings, Mich. Jefferson St. CJIANCERY ORDER. Stale of Midiigan, in the Circuit, IZourl for the County of Hurry, hr Chancery. . MARTIN K. GALVIN, Complainant, CHARLES K ROLAND, EDWARD L. SHULL, E|J>rrA A. SHPI.L HIGH Alii • KOWALSKI, DAVID IL HFEDER. STEPHEN B. TQDD, Defend,. nt«. Suit pcouiug in r ■ - -d Circuit Court for tbe Cdbnly of Barty; in Cbancery, on the Oth day of October, A. D. 101 i. In thh suit it Appearing fiv.m the ullldaiit of Ralph L. Aid­ rich. on ftlo, that the defendants. CliilrtM* E. Roland. Hicliard Kbwul>ki and David H. Heeder, are not rofidonls of Iho Stale of Michigan, but are resident)) of the Sialo of Illinois, and that the defendants Electa A. Shull and Edward L. Shull, are nut residents of the Slate of Mirhigan. but residents of the State of Indiana. Oh motion of Ralph L. Aldrich, solicitor for said complainant, it As orden d that the appeafanre of Hie vald nrjn-re>l<|.*nlM, Edward L. Shull, Elec I a A. St|iill. Charles E. Roland, Hichard Kowatak! and David IL Reeder be <*nlcn*il within four months from Hi** dale af lhisa.rd*T, 3fnl m-eas.* of Uifiir’appearance that they muui their* answers to-the-t-mhplaint Io be filed, und a copy IJien.of to be served on the compinin­ ant’s solicilor within twenty dayafter Boryico on them of a copy of Mid bill, mid a nolir.e of this older. and in default there'll, said bill will be taken us confeMed'by saw nonrv.iid. iit defendant.*: and it is furtlier ordered that w.ibin twenty days flfpT tho (Into of this order the cooiplainaut cause n nullco of this Ui»e Aarons oun, ArPsinmual occurrence has mart*}! the Introduction ut the electric light । to the Devon (England) village o^ Knowlc, where a wooden post, put ir tho ground to carry tbe wires, has taken root and ts making a vigorous ' growth of greenery? •xparlmenting With a Tablets for deaart travel. It is a sort of stodge mount- a propeller moving In th* air, and driven by a 60-horsepover motor, it tn vela easily over the rolling find, and It la hoped that by fitting It with wings It may be.able to leap over »n A society has been furmgd. In Ber- i ohataclea. No scheme for transportsl.- I lies to bring roulta good art within tion Mtma absurd In these airship times. . • • ■d -....... >. ... i. Cork slabs, cnmpiv»«ed from « 4231C3 IS| Il,ll,|rn n,"t other household effects of , ‘L»C.-335 ! aitlnlli: value. Lectures on art--will —. —— — ----- - thickness of fourteen Inches tu half ' b<- delivered to mumbers uf the work- j nn Inch, tire being tried out for iloor- BPhllHpi>U YOU WON’T NE.E.D u nry suit or overcoat if you call Phone !^1. Wo can clean. pro** und repair the garmeiu m> It looks nearly uh Rood us thc':May It left your tailor. Give ue a trial. Once'our cuatotner. atnuya u hATISFDU) customer. Wo havu the moat up-to-date equipment. Including ateam pres* a>-aiem and wo give you the benefit of a doai-n >can» of know­ ing h«w. pJcc^jyjh" Aongcd nnd prewed, 50 cent*^ HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. , >(. K ELI.OGG PKOPIUETOK. -> ; . Allowid. . : 1 i ’ , Crystal Pride PURE PASTEURIZED BUTTER in £uei-4?ssj(>u. or that be ctuiMi a tv.py’of thin order Io be served on; •>fi«*n of the said non-r<*si<l<*nl dc-i f>*ndat)ta jit Irani twenty day. !><•(In* time ftnwcrib^d.for Unit ■flppouftncik. ’ . CLEMENT SMITH, Circuit Judg-. DnLil.-fb i. pili. IDH. IlALI’ll L. ALDIUCII Solicihir for Ct-mpluitiani. UlHn-45 ilddres*, f4» Mi.Ifal BMb’n r^lroil. .Midi. ?MVkjl Wc pasteurize all our cream and use every care possible in thfc manufacture of our butter and recommend it to you as being free from impurities and disease germs. Do We Fill Crocks? This question is often asked. way. llt JOlljv, flflll cifl Phone us for information. >>ni|u-.ihr. i<> Charie*.’<troiun»er' o.Hniiii. in "this hour uf his )>■■• ” «'Ii.ih. A. Woodruff. K. V. Mniltli. <;. W. Miller. Cunf (lift Ire. CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO. * . “Eat Crystal Pride" ink. Yes! Yci, we will fill your crock if you prefer it that Phone 533 Hastings,Mich. The Farmers Friend “‘Bat Crystal Pride' �pmceuiusofw BOAHB OF SUPERVISORS Continued from . Igntt. n. County Count Injpcrtal Pudding. . Soak one heaping teaspoonful ot gelatine and one-quarter cupful of rice in ono pint ot water until tender, drain, add one-half cupful of sugar: ‘ 1 s s hare is ono of tho lte»tThey may t>o served hot or cold, and w|ll bo sure uf a welcome cither wav when pre­ sented to trio family or guests. . Thr Ingredients Called for In ths prepara­ tion of five hard-boiled eggs (and. by the way. they should be boiled twen­ ty minatrs to Insure being mealy ami illgvstiblc), sro one cupful loan cook­ ed ham. chopped very fine, one-third vupful stalo breadcrumbs, oookeri to a smooth paste in ono-thlrd cupful of milk..ono juw egg, one-half teaspoon- Scalloped Tomatoes. ment of breadcrumbs pounded to­ Turn nearly all lhe Julco off gether Vflth minced ham and a bon­ Salt and pi ed anchovy and moisten with part a can of tqmatexot a beaten egg. tho remainder being used to coat tho hard-boiled eggs be­ cool place for soma other day's soup. fore applying the forcemeat. They Put a layer of br*ad crumbs in the should'then again be dipped In beat- bottom of a buttered pie dish; on them one of tomatoes; jtprinklo with salt, pepper and some bits of butter, also a little sugar. Another layer of i er-ir and how to avoid It. It is thv ____ I ‘’mold'' known as the vinegar "plant." FffJ/for “m,>*her" that la the big factor in ILt/J. j making (mod vinegar. Lots of vegcJL — e table markets soil this mold, far by using it in one quart of water. In ^AWCCST VAWIcn which a half a pound of coarse brown sugar und u half a pound of trcachc have been dl*olved. now vinegar can ho made. Of counw, this is not so good aa the vinegars made from al­ coholic liquids acted upon' by acids und exposed for fermentation, but It [.! l.T lUnktum pilly. This is a chafing-dish recipe. M. Marsbi.H. Chairman. Roy Andrus. Clerk. - ' October Session. * jsWft i ■'•SB.fMVb1 LEAUUn 't CQkOR | a I f■ Abbey .............. 31S.00 1S.00 JP.Ot Calkins .......... irou Fuller ............. .13. Si 1 i».:o i (Jroxloger ........ 1S.00 :o 1'1 !».♦« 1S.M ( iiu- is :'.i Kling* roinltii . S0.1S IB.«<> 1<3»: l».ou Jt* s•?o s».o< 1 MHDr ' IS I.J 1 20.04 , Parker .............. Fennels .:..... io VI 1S.S0 is.ni, :<> i.i • i».jo 7tu"h‘|r /."'■/ ll.»C Smith . ... ’ il'F n ri i».t« Tompkins ........ ta.io ■is! Van Timin .... .Li Woodruff ........ Marshall .......... Kd F rnnels M. A. Rlteh r, • Choe K Fuller. Committee, ' Moved by Mr Woodruff that the re­ port hr accepted and adopted. Car- ' ried Yen< IT. nays C Esruseil, Mr Grosloger. The proceedings of this day's session were read and approved On motion uf Mr Prnn.ls the board ' adjourned until Honda}. October 11., Barry County Court House. Washing BlaukcU. Blankets should bo washed through means ii will not only ksep alive, but will grow illicit, so' that- it can bo di­ vided Into two layers and thus bccomo iwu plants. R appears to im­ tho water appear milky. They should prove in its work as it'Orows thick. then bo wrung slightly. thrown over tho line and then pulled straight. If tho traces of mold or other things, they should not bo dry when evening tho vinegar should bo filtered through filtering paper or white blotting pn- Cranberry Fritter*. milk two eggs, two heaping table­ To the yolks of two eggs, well beat­ spoonfuls of sugar, one teaspoonful of lemon extract, a pinch of salt nnd en. add half a cupful of milk, a table­ spoonful of olive oil; tultspoonful of on» tablespoonful of butler. Bring thn milk to the boil, add the nalt and thn vermicelli and let it boll slowly WE BUY BRAIN OF ALL KINDS Wc pay you tho HIGHEST PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. Wc buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. 0|.C.LAS. hue SI Klitim dish und bake slowly until tho top Is a dcllcato brown. A littlo grated nutuirg may bo sprinkled over the Egglc*a Cookies. These arc fine..and they will keep for weeks In u closed Jar. Tho fol­ lowing recipe will make five doxen: Tnko ono large cup of butter and jlard. mixed; one cupful of sugar, onv 1 cupful of molasses, one-half cupful of [water. ono tablespoonful of ginger, one of cinnamon, onp teaspoonful of DETROIT pump plan, bring operated by pulling tho tube containing the liquid out of thn cylinder encircling It, and thrust­ ing It back again. Quito a generous supply 4>f scent Is thus distributed. Choose largo white potatoes, as trap from spots us possible; boll them in their akin In sail und water until per­ fectly tender; drain und dry them Business University If You Think ITS? Vacuum Improved Cof­ fees are- no different from' other fcood coffees, order a pound from your Aroccr today and use i: as you would ordinary codec. When the package i: empty, if you attribute any Chlcip, KllMIZH L SlgllM I. I. N. rime Table In Effect March V, 1»|» Dally Except Sunday. Lmvi Hastings ■oing South S:QS a. m. A 1:41 p. bx Solng North.7:37 a. to. & 4:11 p. ra H. (X GREUHEU G. P. A. disturbing effect on nerves, head heart or stomach to the drinkin; of this coffee, return the package to your grocer and he will cheer fully refund the purchase \»ricc. Vacuum at tho .Bed Sea? Small Boy. No. ma'am, walkover .for tho Israelites. Coffees A Remedy for Croup. Beal tho while of an egg to a stiff froth, then sweeten a littlo and add u lltlo pulverised alum. Give a teanpoonful every ten or fifteen minutes Improved are scientifically pro­ cessed so as to reduce the fonnutivp of the disturbing toxic dements in rousted 'coffee to a Larfie numbers of JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 173 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PROFFBSIONAL CAROS No Doubt Abouj It, "I don't think I’m good enough for you." said tho newly-accepted young man with ail love's humility. “You people y.'ho Ibrnjerjy depict] themselves ituji^/umcc in their favorite bevenkc ere now freely driiikqqt Vacuum Improvej Coffee with tho fallen: enjoynj^pt. expenses Al.be v | School Report. Btfiitieli school report for ■ndlng Oct 23: Number of duya taught, 30. Avorugo dally allcndancv. ». NUntber or boys enrolled. 3. Number of girls enrolled. 7. toXffnillp Vacupnj Improved Coffees uro pyro, ddOD, wholesome. und Mti-Jyinfc -futl sirettkih and full flavor. You can ftet you? favorite blend at tho pnro vuu ordinarily puv. You fct'fWi vilue fur yuhr nxntvy in the eqffije. apdIn ■uMitiun the licnvCt of the Vcesum fppravinA Treatment: 5pld by invm rw-rywhem-asc. -W^.wid Ou a bound me, Warner & Co. wonder a woman has backache. liiitduchr, stiff* swollen jbinls, wnarlnrss. poor sleep and kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pins gfvo quick rqllef fur thesa troubles. Tiidy strengthen the kidneys—taka away tho aches, pain in<J wearlnw. Make life worth ll»< liuf uiraiii. * Trv (■*..t.-v kidi.uv Pills , Do Yup Cough? Don't ovctjtruin the flue membram <.f yuur throat in trying to dUlodav the phltgm. Chamborbln's Cough Remedy will avcumplish this fop you. �THT. MfflW BOfWfr NOVEMBER M, t»14. — thrust Itself, to horror ‘ kind. T had boasted. lutlon of ___ ___ devolution, m«tn had decried. nk of henry Smith Grand Rapids, micb mong thn thoughtful onr». In splto When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western-Michigan. had Jong believed Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. leaning on lead. the rati, looking at For Young and Old The acute agonizing pain of rheumatism is soothed nt once by Sloan’s Liniment. Do not rub—it penetrates to the sorsnot, bringing n comfort n< drrarned ol until tried. Get bottle today. ' Hfrulil. tern and- ahead. A million mile* behind U» .Mid a mH blue as indigo, new a shore! Blue with blue Rheumatism Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 was blended. Pulsing through that, blue abyss fl mo nnd Thought were dead, gleam? We bunt'd suspended In In­ finity Instead. • RHEUMATISM the world wuw made. <.i<lIvInn largely lit, smiled and smiled at me—■’ i, on inc western sea: । -William Hom .Benet. I Executive Ability Defined. Willie—‘‘Paw. what Is executive abll- ’ Ity?" Pnw—"That In something pot-aessed by a man who has a position that enables him to find fault with the work douo by the real of tho help, my ■on." Ualmect and in SLOANS LINIMENT With t?w tickling throat, tight | Throhtwd the silly engines. Joked the chest, sore lungs, you need Foley's, " silly crew. •Hull*." with palm nnd needle, swore Honey and Tar Compound, nnd quick- i ly. Tho first dose helps. It leaves n ' f-o-ithlng. healing coating ss It glides < I Jar J In that uure value, wo Stock-still for neuralgia, sciatica, spraius and bruises. hung JUUNL'. -Every user is n friend.—Ar­ thur Mulholland.—Adv. nd four cents in stamps for TRIAL BOTTLE Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc. BARSTOW IJBAY STATE II the furnace that for sim­ plicity, durability and economy of operatic Is not surpassed. HUFFMAN BROTHERS JEFFKRBON BTRKET HASTINGS. MICHIGAN The Latest Word thnt the what Carlyle called "skin-deep”— and thnt modern Christianity, speak­ ing generally, did not represent npostulto nnd especially Scrtpranil ChrMlanity. Also, these persons the heart ot 11. w*« besttai nnd devil­ ish. in spile of the culture of civili­ sation und tho ethics of Christianity, and Hurt to proof -this fact only nwafted to nt occasion for Its display, tn addition these students had affirm­ ed that, {he heart being deceitful above all thing- nnd desperately wlckrrj, only* Individual regeneration and functiflcatlon could transform society and that spy hopp for natlonsness apart from these van necessarily illusory Moreover, these teachers hud taught that the Scripture mads It plain that tunrtgrperate man would he would go from bad to worse and from worts to worst, and that he would fling himself from thn dizzy height of self-exaltation into the abyss of nvoral and religious *»lf-drntrucllon. And finally, these Scrip­ tural Interpreters had proclaimed that the whole course of this present Age would be marked by divine Judg­ ments, In which, according to the Master's word,' nation would rise up against nation and kingdom against kingdom, until there ^should be a consummation of Judgment* In a last terrible conflict, in which the armies of the world would be arrayed, not only against one another, but also against God's Annotated One, and in Buying coal is nn art by itself. To the inexperienced, a pile of coal looks much like another pile of coal. Then, too, some piles of coal all look alike, and only the experienced buyer knows that one pile is GOOD coal and the other poor. A man buys two loads of coal, one from one yard and the other load from another yard. They- both look alike and both cost the same, but one has 25 per cent GREATER HEATING QUALITIES than the other—that is because the dealer knows GOOD COAL We Know Good Goal and Fill Our Bins With It WHEN YOU BUY COAL FROM US YOU GET THE HIGHEST HEATING VALUES FOR YOUR MONEY. OUR REPUTATION INSURES YOU. BUY MAJESTIC COAL! [mured out u their satanlc utructlon. Life is Altogether Too Short To worry out your days half frozen. Let us heat your home with a MAJESTIC Hut they had been I Into culture, when suddenly. ; aroused und ho I* found tu^hs aa __been under lhe liti fluence of Christ's parton, example. Edmonds Brothers been found to be right In their Inter­ pretation of the prophetic ScrlptUHM. ■It Is worth while to Inquire what they end-events. . First, ptpphetlc t-achers hold that so often In Scriptures Is a peesonnal In other words, that no other -such aa the destruction Of Hastings, Mien WE KEEP A BIG STOCK OF FLOUR, FEED, CHICKEN SUPPLIES, AND ARE IN THE MARKET FOR GRAINS Hplrlt upon the Day of Pentecost, or and he Is proved to be no better man even death—satisfies or exhausts tho meaning of the promises which relate a Nero, n Calhtulu. or an Attila. will only bo fulfilled The Elevator Men— Phone IS AND PRODUCE by a definite. men had thought It would be otherwb—. Philosopher* 'hud’ poet*.had sung, and preacher* had person and in bodily form, as unctly literal event. ibout to dawn upon ____ *h® world, Second, prophetic teachers declare wherein brotherly love would iyr- that the second coming of.Christ will domlruitn nnd unlveriuil peace would preliminary conflict which Is prepar­ ing the way. geographically. nation­ Milt in bodily form; and second, to ally, commercially, and religiously. ing millennial‘conditions were being quoted as at least partially fulfilled. And then Intu such dreams as these Judgment of the chllSren Is that he don't ooms often enough. Misses Vivian and Beatrice Dun­ lap autoed to Hastings Bunday with We had our picture taken- Wednes- tsrmedlate catastrophes take place Everyone buy a ticket for lhe will there be developed those condi­ lecture course. The ’ numl>era are tions In Europe and elsewhere which Third, prophetic students teach will finally produce the coming aw­ •V. R. Johnson, ful conflict of Man versus God. the that the purpose of rhe return tains, mighty men. AUCTION SALE "—Harin, decided to quit farming and move to Lansing, will sell at public auction on the farm known as tha J. J. Barnum farm, 2 miles north and 2 1-2 miles east of Hastings or 2 1-2 miles straight west of Coats Grove on Section 34, Carlton Township, on Tuesday, Dec. 1 warriors. that this millennial period will be rapidly nearing that final conflict which is to .bring to pass the end of ■n Known. Fourth. prophetic Interpreters set —Article by Henry W. Frost, Home Director ut North China inland Miaof th^ Holy Spirit and the church; slons tn Bunday School Times. and that God's prtwent purpose, as the fact that thia purpose Hay Rack. Hlrliil'- < iilthiili.r forbids & tootty Cultivator tion up to tho present time. And finally, prophctlo teachers Number ot visitors, 1. hold thnt thia rejecting of Christ by The last pupil to enroll tho multitudes, and therefore by tho Hasting*. age. but also for Intermediate Judg- Net uf Dining Clialrs. Dining Illium Side Table Bicycle. nnd that thia Is the explanation many of the calamities which t Iron Mb ,I Stead Ing seen among the nation*. Deductions from the foregoing Yearling Helfer. lerrlble. necessarily marks the epd of " ‘ declared. ARM TOtkl McCormick Mower. not. dun to modern smokeleu pot Edger, Mr. Wade and Violet Bron­ son. . Ethel Johnson. that we find It difficult to cope with. We fumble through our verbal kit for spikes mitficlently powerful to nail hnme lhe enormous fact and find that our moat comprehensive adjectives .to stand idly by and allow this sub­ marine (POOR CREAM) to continue Number days taught. 20. Number of boys enrolled, a. Number of girls enrolled. 4. Total enrollment. 10. HAVE YOU A CHILD? ration, and that it Indicates a reject­ ing of Christ by multitudes of people. Is,- Glen marks llllilng Rimiiii Table To Michigan Dairymen: nnd periodically fire a will crumble to dust Is .to.takejout.of the nations a people Commencing at one o’clock sharp, I offer tho following property HOUSES. —since Ita chamcterlstlc* correspond war—-does mark a notable advance In the fulfilment of prophecy, and that f William Beu*. Orpha, Roderick anil Ronald 'Warner, Phyllis Edger, Josephlae Demond. Rose Bronson. nnd Roy Belaon. tion ot Christ. fully longed: Hurt thlq -will last lennliitn-oihal/lit. a thousand that Ita roirthly. national center Report of Edger School, Report of Edger school fl. <nt. part of the development r<>ni Stalks nib>ut tmn bundles. Ixijv Wheeled Wagon, n good one. as may take place will bo Increasing- Lunch for Those Coming From a Distance TCDUC fiF ^AIP A11 sums of $5.‘Mland under, cash ILIlIflO Ul OHLL Over that amount 1 year’s time will be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. Nothing removed until settled for. because Internationalism and scien­ tific invention nrs working toward this end. but also because God's many passages of .Scripture, but not­ ably in the second chapter ot Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer might'attempt to fix the cause of ths poor cream problem, but -wobld that The fourth and fifth grades Just finished learning "The Children's What Hour" fo? language. The Irving Sunday School enjoyed has on tho industry and what It is costing us In dollars and cents, which home of Mr. Hathaway of Rutland according tq conservative estimates Thursday evening. Several of our amounts to -brer a million dollars a pupils went and nil enjoyed them- year. IVb would not think of leaving our npples or potatoes but until they Harry county's traveling nurse. had become froxen or decayed: neltner will wc allow our cream to get old, drees to the pupils Friday morning. Tha things required to build up a healthy body, according to her, are uct of any creamery tn the long run (1) Fresh air, <»> Sunshine, (I) brings what It is worth. If tha but­ Cleanliness. (4) Good food, (5i Re*L ter Is poor II Is the farmers and not People, especially school children. There Is a mutual relation between the patrons of a creamery and lhe management of It that cannot be on "Michigan, the I-ind of tha Plen­ broken without the farmers suflsrlng ty," and also some very fine maps with them. The bonks will be very of either party. This department useful In tho study of geography. George Stanford was absent from,t conducts monthly an educational scoring of butler and cheeee. Nine butter is the result of poor milk regarded as the flail conflict which lies outside tbe cOualry ot Paleotine, since ArmagMdofi. which marks the beginning of the last conflict of this This la a problem that may be dis-, cussed with much profit pt Grange. Tha pupils- enjoyed tests again last Farmers' Clubs and Farmers' Insti­ tute meetings the coming Nellie Gillett spent Saturday and Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gil­ munition, sad there won't question about smelling smoke. We lett of Middleville, Neills and Fred Kennedy of near can delegate thia submarine (PAOR Hastings vURed our school Wednes- whlch marks the 4nd of that conflict. Mr. Edger made us a visit this month. Ho made a good speech to Iho children und tho only complaint e 411 took yoor Cotp. pound and have a fine, strong baby.’’ — Mra, John Mitchell, Mas. ■soa, N. Y. “Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Is a wonderful medicine fpr expectant mothers." — Mra. A. M. Myers, Gordonville, Mo. I & “ I highly recommend Lydia E. Plnktfiun’sVegetable Compound before child-birth. It has done so M. Doerr, R- R- 1, Con­ shohocken, Pa. "I Uok LydiaE. Pink­ barn’s Vegetable Com­ pound to build up my system and have the dearest baby gifl In tho Blakeley, Imperial, Pa. or from Middleville high school strayed by the brightness of Chrlst’i appearing. E. T. WOOD, Proprietor this problem out to the open sea and fight It out. Who's to blame? The nations at In Charge Dairy Mfg. Division. * chance. It did so much for me before my little girl was born." —Mrs. E W. Sandulb, Rowles- ‘I took your Comlife to it "—Mm. Winnib Tillis, Winter Haven, Florida. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-12-03.pdf c85217c302a4f92452a3aecb5a5eecde PDF Text Text FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 20 PAGES THURSDAY. DEt. J, 1914 HASTINGS, MH HIS SHAKE FOUND IN BURBH OF BANANAS DAT AT STATE GFWKGE LY CRITICISES WILSM ALL GRANGERS I-IXPETTED TO ATTEND THF. BATTI.E CREEK MEETING. LEADING DEMOCRATIC PAPER OF THE COUNTRY RAKES ADMlNlNTRAnON HARD. 1)1 buy these holiday sticker* Copperhead Serpent Arriv AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM FOR MANNER IN WHICH MEXI­ Igtnatod. flSTPHED IMU BEETS THIS ffil SECRETARY, TO BE HERE hebjcrl* Bern Provided by Battle Creek . conceived ru-nt Supporter. Wednesday. December 9. has- -been the benefit of the relief funds for the The New York World IIs not only designated as Barry County Grangers' soldiers* hospital* In Brooklyn. Bom- without a' superior as a careful around a bunch: of bananas. Day at the state-gathering In Battle paper of thia country. It warmly FIRE DESTROYS M. B. money was discontinued in thia supported tha president for AeclJon TODD’S LARGE GARN It has defended the <di country for a generation, although tt In 1913. --- . --------------... • x-upuYY ministration's tariff policy, and has found vogue In Portugal, HwHxerjoining Calhoun are planning to tand, Austria. France, Spain. DenFully 300 As-cmbl<> amt Mexlcan policy. If it can be called u of Harry granges are hoping that their Other BuildBut when the American other European cuuntrle*. There policy. are now several thousands of dlffi-r- troops are sent away from - Vera lion. Tho delegate* from Pomona Fire, which la supposed tn all parts of the world, as many us Anna Kronewltter: those ffotn th# forty being used In Austria for chil­ and without having accomplished bustion. completely dsMrnyed one of subordinate granges are Mr. and Mrs. dren's hospitals alone. Roy Brurhm. of Castleton, and Mr. and mess. lew York World the Center road, on Friday morning. Mra. Louis Norton, of Maple Grove. The Iom was about 11,500, partially Mr. Ketchum has appointed Mr. and the man that paper warmly sup­ covered with Insurance. With the Hathaway chairman of the commit­ ported for the presidency, and sharp- building were destroyed about 23 tee on division of tabor. ton* of alfalfa nnd common hay, a The meetings will b* held In Datil largo quantity of corn fodder and a Creek for four days beginning oi number of artlch ' Tuesday, December I. The snnltar many members of the county granges new Masonic temple. Mr. Ketcham states that there win be present H-.largs number of delegates nnd visi­ tors. Various features of entertain­ ment and also accommodations meroe and by the local granges Battle Creek. Mr. Ketcham announc­ ed the following ^program: V' J to get money for the nnli-tuberculo-, —Opening of State Grange In form, fifth degree; roll call of officers and mlltee on credentials. . Afternoon session. 3 o'clock p. m.— Master's annual address. John C. Ketcham; announcement of results f advisory election by Secretary, J. W. Hutchin*; appointment of com- Miss Emily 1’. Bissell, the energetic atlon. Strictly speaking. It was an abandonment. We did not deliver the town to anybody. We simply marched out and sailed away. jointly belong tho honor of originat­ ing our American Red Cross Christ­ mas Seal. In 19BI. Mr. Hila' Inter­ est was aroused by the receipt of a Christmas tuberculosis stomp on n Evening session—Exemplification letter from Norway. He published an Wo entered Vera Crux, I nrtlrlo about thia queer-looking more, because we knpvv that drill stamp in the "Outlook," and suggrstteam, of Rlurgls'Grange. ■ Wednesday, December 3. 9:30 a. m. an opportunity here and prepared a stamp, from the sale of which her President Wilson has said on memorable occasion*—once In address. to Control*. Apfcfl 20 with thia success that she Induced the and again In hl* eulogy of. our ” <*ile In 1905 on a national basis. With ^'Evening smsIor—Conferring of very little organisation and with filth degree, by Branch County PoLadles' Drill team of Branch County Pomona Orange; conferring of sixth degree by State Grange officers. Thursday. Dec. 19. 3:00 a. m.— 3:00 to 10:00 o'clock, election of offi­ cers; reports of executive, legislative, finance and women's work commit­ tees; final resolutions nnd peltitlona ports of jsesalon committees: 4:00 o’clock. mertVortol services In charge of Worthy Chiplain Olivia Wood­ man. (All members of the order -are especially Invited to attend this service.) porta of session committees. -Reporta of session committees. Evening session—Exemplification of unwritten workj Installation of When. In response to .orders from Washington fully sanctioned By con­ nevertheless, over. 1136.000 for gntl- gress, Admiral Fletcher took pos­ tuberculoeta work In various parts of the United States. In 1909. with killed more than 100 Inhabitants more thorough organisation, the sale nnd lost about 20 of his own men. Tho landing resulted .primarily from tha reYujtal of General Huerta to salute our flag In reparation for the Templeo Incident. General Funston relieved Admiral Fletcher of cumrnnnd April 30. .. . tuberculosis campaign. April 35. Brazil, Argentina and It 1s fitting to note <hnt war. InChill hud offered .mediation which and that now wo hnd accepted. Tho various <«ammlastens met m .Niagara Fhlb. Although we nt first In­ brings it back to Its fullest useful- May 13. sisted upon having a voice in the Help this campaign by placing a •ettiement of MexIcoS domextbi Red Cross Seal on all your mall dur­ troubles, we finally, June 33. signed protocols providing'" not only that ing the month of December. - ---,,, , auuuB the selection of a provisional And .< places of business both In city ’and wholly to these officers .when chosen. county .h*‘. *?h ?ub’cr,b*‘1 <® “»•> »»•<>«• CLASSES IN 12 SUBJECTS HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED Into the fire. Of Supply Whatever tit.. PnMto Been use of the diphtheria, scare nual rally of the Barry County Christian Endeavor Union wns post­ poned until Friday nnd Saturday. December 4 and 6. It will be held In the Wesleyan Methodist church in FORMER BARRT CO. WOMAN IS, follows: 3:00 o'clock on Monday, and Thursday evening*. llshed a college for young women at not for from Wilmington, learn English. Closing. 1:30 Hong Service and Devotion- county farmers CASTLETON AND WOODLAND wilt DRAIN HAS BEEN SOLD them considerable prom annually, if of cucumber*. Tho towns round about Hastings have salting stations Ditch Nearly Two MUca laing Will Benefit About 300 Acres in Two Tinviv>lil|i-. formers for cucumbers, which counties. The C. W. Walker company, sold to three contractor* the con­ Woodland and of Grand Rapids, will build the sta- struction of the Castleton drain, which will benefit sec u red. Contracts may be obtained about 300 aerm of land In the vlcln- Wagon Rupi Over Ann. named. The highway crosses a sink hole, which -drowns the highway every spring and compels the mail carrier school. Under him will b<- four In- Initely decided upon, tuition Is under "5 cen full membership may not be dlscnn.tlnued on account of such present de­ ficiency. Mr. Ellsworth wlsh-s It understood that the board of educa- education anything that the peopli Ranfleld. She graduated from tne Michigan University and was selvc.ted from a nun»l>er of applicants because of her fine qualification*. reading, writing, spelling, arithmetic, bookkeeping. Itng. shorthand. bualnvsa English. ‘ft: Halting Stall on For Yiaatteim. In local education minutes eachTho students In the night school arc very earnest ones. Included among them Is a man fully Banfleid 2: 00 Miscellaneous Business. 3: 30 Symposium "The Pledge.” FOOT BALL SEASON CLOSES (a) Individual Benefit* of Fledge WITH ALUMNI VICTORT Keeping—Mrx. Hart Stamm. MU. wheat and other products. The (b) Dlflk-ultlea in keeping the men concentrated their' efforts upon Pledge nfid how to overcome them— saving the building. The roof caught Tables on High School I’leyOn AM Easily Won. ' helpful In Christian Maurice Grigsby. rhe local foot ball set 3:00 Visions and Servlc* brought to ,i close ntf Thursday morning when the Alumni team de­ the men who rendered such timely 3:45 Adjournment. feated Hastings by a score of 20 to assistance and saved his property. The Barry names on th- Friday Evening. Van Houten. Devotion*—Rev. M. Itadder. »:00 Addn-s*—Mr. A. I. Spofford, Michigan Field Secretary. plained thnt she to help save Mr. Todd's buildings. A number of aup-bucketa were brought Into ptay and n buckst-brlgade wax soon working like wrll-organixed firemen. Near tha biasing building at first anticipated, the Hastings night DEAN OF THE STATE COLLEGE night school have enrolled In 12 «ub- HpufTiird, mouir- SCHOO LH. poplar allege by thrmMlves. about the same training as they can obtain In Michigan nt the Agricultural College. Prof. Wallace. Hasting)*. W^ille attending the national grange The-C. E. as a Spiritual meeting nt Wilmington Mr. and Mrs. cremated. J. C. Ketcham visited this college for Mr. Todd . considers himself fortu­ women, which the granges and the nate that the Are broke out when women's club* of that state were eight men were on the premise* op­ Mishina r>- largely Instrumental in securing. The erating a corn- shredd< r. Smoke Mh»» Grace Gould. . Dean of that college I* a .Miss Rob­ was discovered pouring from under inson, and when Mr. nnd Mrs. Ket- or more bands .of partisans chance to be In the neighborhood, they will An ntarin was afnt fight for It. • once. telephone nnd neighbor* ■ufficlent reason for our occupation buckets soon thfonged the At one time there were 11 of the Mexican seaport, how can its rellqulshment now be explained? ’ Wo entered Vera Crus by way of Tampico, where, April 10. lust, u boat's crew from tho United States ship Dolphn was arrested and thrown In a imllce station. We entered Vera Crux also by­ way of the enlarged Monroe Doc­ trine, fi-ir. to keep European powerw out of American broils, we had to Caroline which tar..n!uln. CAN CASE HAS BEEN HANDLED to '05. Some of your grandmothers first played " peat-office" with stlck- Th# NUMBER 31 LARGE EWUIH 11 NIGHT SCHOOL ing opjKMvd to th* A. LAVERNE SMFFORD, FIELD a The BA NN HR. ■HRIiHTAN CONVENE From Delton corrospondent: at first might be TRY BANNER WANTS PART ONE-1 TO 8 W hile pfcWn* off Umanas hr MAUER KETCHAM ANNOUNCES lum annex will be headquarters. BANNER THE HASTINGS BARMY COUNTY ALLS. 30 FEET FROM TREE, BREAKING LEG Rapids Whcro Bad Fracture Wax Repaired. • While James Hopkins, the little and they easily wiped out grand son of James Hopkins, resid­ ing north of town was- climbing in some trees or* hl* grandfather's farm. Saturday, hr k»*t hl* hold nnd fell 3J feet, dropping! squarely up-» i a pita "Retf" Reynolds, athlete, made tit Dave Goodyear Lynn nad broken the oono ; >trudlng through his Brown kicked two goals Ing was hot and exciting. CspL clothing. ' ie break was a square McQuffin and toathrop Wolter Phelps, of the Alumni eleven, on* and Dr had several teeth dlslocuted. 'and Dr. McGuffin took the hoy to Butterworth hospital on the a 'lutd cur afternoon train and Dr. Webb and to repair his scalp. Cusrh Rogerx Dr. McGuffin performed a difficult .......... — the ’ " broken got Into the fray In the last half and stiFgical task to unite considerably strengthened his young- bones. It Is expected that his experienced will quickly recover. W IHln in—i . pis r. siding north? of town, fell from his To construct It a cut wagon while ho was hauling a load of an open one. beans to town, and one of the wheels Tho ditch will about METHODIST SUNDAT SCHOOL ■tossed over hl* right arm. breaking H. made. 31.900. Those who secured tho contract* RE-ELECTS OLD OFFICERS Lathrop. An Mr. and Mrs. Stark both aged, Kirk was summoned Grand Rapids by Dr. Northrup. In a* hospital there until able to re­ turn. happily leytin Methodist parsonage by Rev. 8. W. F. Garnett. .Bower, Hastings; Michael Gullfoy. Both parties io the contract are Isike Odessa: Eugene Vnndleti. Nash­ John C. Kctcliain. Supt. School Made from our own fine • young people. ville. . •’ »y township. and are highly respoitAt n largely attended meeting of thj> Bunday School Board of the The bride was gowned In blue silk Methodist Episcopal church, held targo congregation heard Rev. Monday evening, the following offibert Hartman attended the groom. Uready’s first sermon during the AdSuperintendent—John C. Ketcham. Mr. Wljllson'has rented a hohso vqnt season Bunday evening. Before I Assistant Superintendents—Mrs. AV. from Charles Irving, south of Hicktho regular service tho Mac Dowell' A. Hall. Mrs. Frank Huge and Clinton Ijirgv Congregation In addition to the program, there ^*r mttafaction" from Mexico. By this engagement WILL STAFFORD'S JAW we wiped out the Indignity to the flag at Thmplco. < , HEARING HORSE BREAKS for drill In the new cipher key. All masters and lecturers of subordinate Accident Ilafipcncd at F. Ho4*’ Barn granges are being urged to attend When H. W. Wcrtman's Horse this meeting. Been mo Frightened. HUNTING SEASON PARTIALLY ‘ CLOSED ON NOVEMBER 30 Game Binis on land Arc Now Un­ der Protection. Two Moro Weeks of Waterfowl Shooting. The present hunting season, which ctosed partially on Sunday, is said to scarcity of ‘ feathered game. Th* land >haa been so rap MI y cleared of covert* and woods during the -last few year*-that lhe birds, which de­ mand thk-kota and solitude have be­ come scarcer through extermination or migration. Partridge and wood- bits being about «ho only, game worth The season on Monday closed on cock. tml-aquntlc birds. There brunt. plover «nd jack-snipe. Taxpayers of Baltimore. I will be at Dowling. Whitworth’s Two - Auction Sales Ad- vertised This Week Goon to Pnstcar Institute. Frod F. Bliew. When Seymour Llnnlflgton’s hound Having decided to quit farming camo to the Foreman farm In Rut­ Wm. Stafford sustained a broken land*^* appeared to have something an auction sale on the Charles Norris ■In hts throat. .Don Foreman felt In on Saturdey when a horse belonging the dor* throat to relieve him and farm one-half mlle'south of the Barto.H. W. Wertman. of Cedar Creek, afterward took him home where the ryvllle church, also four'miles west became frightened and began to rear, and one-half mile south of Nashville overturning tho buggy. Mr. Stafford on section live. Maple Grove, sale to waa leading the horse and tie was was killed and Mr. ForemanXirought begin at one o'clock. The list inthrown under the animal's feel The th. tn YY-_____ . . .. . Ann Arbor for analysis.. The anlm.il shoals, lot of farm Implements, and ward caught. Dr. Timmerman was was found to have been suffering mlscellaneoua articles. The farm summoned to attend to the Injured tools are practically new. having man. Mrs. Wortman was badly to Ann Arbor on Wednesday morning been used but one season. Col. Hen­ ry Bldelmtfn will be tho auctioneer. to tako the pasteur treatment. her homo In an. automlblle. Dr. Cross wax summoned to attend her. particulars. She was unconscious for many hourt , Important. Circuit court opened on Monday hurt so that It could hardly move on with the trial of Edwin Mecch, >f Through an error the auction ad­ Sunday. vertisement of Elmer E. Moore and worth of butter from the - Hickory Clyda Walton failed to state that there would be a hot lunch at noun member of the flrm being made on this Wednesday morn­ ing. Tho next trial will be thut of who attend that, sale will have a good Tho next trials feed at noon. establish a branch canning factory. Frank Eggleston. Are considering Hastings as a place will bo those of Sam Connor and Harry Josephs, tho Toledo men. ac­ obtained samples of earth from Lals cused of attempting to pick pockets Clyde Walton. Proprietors. vicinity and wlli have them analysed. during the county fair. Elmer Moore and Clyde Walton be closed dnly about four months To Rutland Taxpayer*. during tho year. Barries of all kinds I shall ba at the Hastings National Maple Grove Center and three tplles urday In December and on the first south of Barryvlllo on section 17. two Saturdays In Janua^-. I'shall Maple Grove, sale to begin at ten Attention! Teach cni! o'clock. The list is a good one and What? Progressive Teachers' Club. When? Saturday, Dec. 6, at 1:30. cows, eight young cattle, four brood A Brooks' shoe store. Saturdays, from Attention. City Tsix Fayent. Why? (I) To discus* the teaching of December. 13 to January 9. inclusive, the common branches In the rural 10:50 a. m. to 3:00 p. tn. At home schools. (3) To exchange experien­ on and aft«a* Monday, Dec. 7. 1914. ces. • (3) To.arouso enthustawn Jn our Royal A. Bryant. HARRY R. MILLED RECRETA RY. CRy Treasurer. grade Shrop e»<* some farm tools and miscellaneous articles^- Col. W. H. Coach will be the auctioneer and Chris Marshall, clerk. Tho adv. an ........... Hot Itltfcb at noon. lections which were very fine zitn very appropriate for such a service. ns contested with revivalism. H.o paid hl* respects to the fake schepte* so often u»ed by professional revival­ ists to stir emotions of people with­ out securing the calm assent of the, will and the formation of deliberative | decisions. At the same time the pastor strongly urged « sane, deep and sincere evnngeKsm. , Their many friends extend best It was voted to adopt the graded wishes to the happy’ pouple. desiring Secretary—Miss' Elnora Barr. also voted to hate a Sunday schooT prosperity. choir and leader. Fos Clirlstmaa the MaraluHl-—Tvrpctiniiig. plan voted was to have the Classes make gift* for the benefit of the solemnized Saturday afternoon. No­ worthy needy ones of our city.' rolled. and the average, attendance Mrs. Clarence on this thertie:, "Did Jesus come to save people from a future heir.’" Ohl Fellow H Elect Officer).. There will be special music preceding ■ At the annual election held hy tho regular service: . member* of Hastings Lodge No. ig. I. O. O. F., t^o following were electe<*offleers for the ensuing year: Slioota Mammoth Racomy. N. G.—Edward Hubbard. , On Tuesday evening. Harry Otis, of V. G.—LiK-lan Will. Rutland, shot one of the largest rueFrank A. Wood. animal measured 64 Inches from tip to lip and weighed about 60 pounds. William Hilton. I'hllley. In Hickory tween Dr. Robert 8. Marshall of Hick- hing of Shultx. Dr. Marshall Is a graduate of tho Grand Rapids Veterinary College and Has acquired an extensive practice in Veterinary medicine since establish­ ing himself in business In his home pin very acceptably as deputy sheriff Bride and groom are both well known Barry County products and L'ommund tho highest respect of all win hollow. A stick poked Into the hole brought forth growls, but the ed in blue volte and presented a ■Very animal refused to come out. A shot Into the tree ended Its life. Md. Otta spent refused 33.75 for the pelt, which he pltal in Kalamazop last spring, was their home at tho Pioneer Hotel tor Monday, on- recommendation of Dr. H. A. Barber and Dr. Frank Sheffield. the community. Bnuly.-Sliarp. JUj-mond L. Ijrady and Edna F. Mr. Cobb was treated for si nervous Sharp, both of Middleville, were unit­ disorder and discharged after he..had ed In marriage nt the Presbyterian Manse, on Wednesday afternoor.. T; at Bedford.- Dec. by. Lyle KJ Brody and Mabel Car­ The todies of the Presbyterian ter of Middleville, were the official church will hold their annual sale of tor the purpose of collecting taxes Witnesses. TRn young people will aprons and fancy articles, also a full make their home near Middleville, Una of baked goods at the chapel Royal Rice. Wednesday afternoonZDec, 9.' Sale congratulations of a host of friends. opens o'clock.—Adv, �Tin; HAWINGS BANNER, DKCKMBER 3, IBM. THE CHURCHES Jewelry—The Gift of Gifti" The Best Place For Footwear no Jefferson Bt. Subject—"God Th . Thanksgiving • aervke. with testl monlals. Thursday Novcmbt The Rush Is On Batea. Hector. Second Sunday In Advent. Holy. Communion. l;S0 a. m. • Holy Communion and s*rn The people are saying nice dlhigs about our Jewelry display. We expected they would. Couldn t •ec how they could very well do anything clic. For to tell the truth, we, ourselves, arc just a little bit proud of it. NcfW, what is Y OUR opinion? That's the final test. Whatever you may think, we KNOW this—that wc thought and planned and worked with the idea of having our best-yet Holiday display this year. The result of our efforts awaits your inspection. When you call, be Sure of this—Whal wc have to show you people comprises the latest thought in Jewelry designing, with special reference to Christmas needs. And be sure of THIS, too—Each article is priced to sell at the lowest figure that it can be sold for anywhere by anybody. Please read that last sentence again. Because plenty • of people think that larger stores farther away can undersell us. But that's a MISTAKE. Please remember and act accordingly. As we said, the rush is on, but for many people there’s lots ol fun- in mixing with the crowds, Kicularly with stocks as interesting as ours to at. Come expecting to be interested and benefitted. Sunday school. 13 en­ livening prayer and address 1:00 p. We know we can meet your needs for winter footwear of every sort. It makes no difference what your needs may be or what kind of a shoe, or boot, or rubber, or overshoe you may desire, we have it. Every line of our footwear is made with such thoroughness that we have become known from one end of Barry county to the other as the most reliable and up-to-date shoe store in this county. We would like to have you acquainted with the fact too, that we have just received a new shipment of fine Winter Shoes for both Men and Women. members Friday, S:JO p. m. Th,. Childrens Hour" on Saturday. unique and McllKHlI IU<J^ir,l l-L'pert. I*ni4or. Martinijuimb) WE SELL PHOENIX HOSIERY endcraholt Has it ever occurred to you that a box of Phoenix Hosiery would make a splendid Christmas gift? We sell lots of them (or just that purpose. :: :: :: :: Ironside Shoe Company l III annu- murnlnK nnd afternoon. ' "The Gift Store* Phone 176 Masonic Temple Bldg. 10:00 a. nt. Testimony meeting. 10: 10 Sermon. 11: 45 Sunday school. Hastings, Mich ■uu L, V, Bessmer county houae and a hospital. Jeweler Optician p]» of China, and concluded her ad- For a Useful Life. Have a fixed purpose In life; one that means something, and something that is worthy of you. and^hon make your whole life hinge about IL Hlatory. Calnf Young America—"Ho was ths leader of tho young set in tho Garden Of Eden." Patience a Costly Virtue. Patlenfta is one of the costly virtues. If the value of a thing la to be meas­ ured by Ila coat, then this virtue la to bo ranked among th«5*very SroL In the Chinese Unxuagr. Metlitall't E|tiM*<n*al tTiutrh Tuesday night ths Fellow­ The second Sunday in Advent^De- chuh-h: ship Club will hold their PERSONAL MENTION 10;J0 a. rp. .Worship nnd wrnion. Thursday and Friday. ■ illege to aftrnd Thankaglvof Colon, Middleville Friday and Katurday. ‘ spent rvumx 17.00 noon. Sunday school. The llrnt Society will hold their annual Christ­ mas Kalb and Basaar. ’ John ('.' Tho Social sionary team from China will pay us a flying visit. MeV. C. K. Scull of Tslng Tuu, China, and Rev. Charles j «ml Mr. and Miw. Ib«« Burton. Bradley spent Hunday with Mr. anil Useful Gifts jrs. Contrnlto. r l>>- Gulltnant. organ l.irga influence In the moulding of th«-| day till Monday trolt. liter and My Lord*' rlth home folks here. Thia will < irgan Ring dinner with Mr. and EL Mills, of Maple Grove. IB,lift*. Miss Horner. Sermon. "Did Jesus Come I Sinners for a Future Heaven7* Fred Itrhu STRICT RULES OF PROPRIETY giving. Fairchild, of Thanksgiving spent Thanksgiving with friends In • Grand itapt da. Kalamo. Miss Rhea Kinsey of Caledonia । rj>ent Thanksgiving with HaMlngH | Mr. ad<L lira. Samuel Bogart spent , Friday and Haturdsy with friend* In i Thanksgiving In Evanston. Kalotnaaoo. gu, »ts of Mr. and Mrs. J->hr L. Willison and family spent I Mr. and Mrs. U F. Maui with Carlton Center. end with her parent*, Mr. and. Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. IXIaht It. Hlnrklry. John Wvtaaert. ! «f Chicago spent F " Mr. and Mr*. Bert Webb and yhll-J l»"« week with Mr. Frank r laindcn, MlnlMer. tletay IL Grand S4. rival continues with Heel- Meeting* nightly except Huturday. Sunday services: Bible school at 10 a. m„ Ell Davis HupvrlntendenL Beginners, 11:00 o'clock oom. . zJuniors. 5:00 p. tn. Let th,' lenders of the different ,lc- Eat|e Barnes, a sophomore nt Al- »r'd with hi-r aunt. Mr*. May Lion college, ap*:ti Thanksgiving -With ; MIm I'uffcy is a student ut ana air?. j-uv t.u>|K ui .Mrai.'i "L................. "*• ' ' >r me nt. Every body come nqw and TlEtp .til Rapids. apent Sunday with Mr. and' Parmelee, spent TtvinVgivmg with Mrs. <>. K Crook. Mr. and Mrs. Walson Woodruff. ,.f troiL apent Thankaglvinr father. Cha*. A. Kerr. In Albion coltaso, with hlg, - xr*. Elin Wykom Inletyla u. lrov« on Friday fur Chicaxu. rn route to ImI will spend the Ironside left <>n Saturday Ufhd. Ihd. He expects to I remain In the Hoosier state until Thursday. ng. w.is, william R. Harper of Middleville. Who bus loo-n very busily engaged in WWk f«r the.Mato lIveslnH, • udthry e<*mmtation. waa In town bn Friday Mr. and Mrs.’ Whitlock, of liarryvil),.-. to dlteiid fhe monthly meeting of the cvmmlseioncra. I ton n *n in the Spring Dry Goods Co. Thursday and evening ifternuon prayer meeting at •v. nruauway. ' Choir'practice ul 7:15 Friday eve­ ning. Bible school at 10:00. Morning worship mon hy the pastor. .Communion Service.' munion Sunday. Junior' II. Y. I'. V. Orientals Have an Elaborate Formula of Courtesy, Which Foreigners Should Learn. One of the sayings, of Confucius Is, “If you dauiut learn the nilas of pro­ priety, yodr character cannot be estab­ lished." t'nfortunately for the for­ eigner. the "rules of propriety." ac­ cording to Chinese usage, are often diametrically opposed to the customs of the west. The European gfliUeman. evep If ho has a university edu­ cation and polished manners, seems a mern^boor to the Chinaman, and of­ fends at every turn againpt the strict etiquette that. In Its mafh points, is observed by4ho lowest coolie. Wherever he goes the foreigner helps to confirm thio1 opinion of him. i Ho ls traveling in the interior. It may | be on horseback, and he rides through I the quiet country hamlet as he would j st home, st a rapid pace. As he, passes a group of men he calls out. He probably gets no reply, nnd rides on, thinking what unmannerly louts these Chinese yokels are. A rough, uneducated countryman Is the next traveler. He pulls In bls hone to a slow amble as he entero the village; this is opw. of the "rules of propriety." On reaching the group of villagers, he dismounts—rale No. 1. This la an apology for troubling them —rule No J. Then he. too. Inquires Yodbx l,«‘<>ph:'s ni<cting Luder Ix-yal Wllvtix. ;. Hawkins. a ngnlisttc 18 More Shopping and xpevlal music. Coinc to town and be sure to visit Boyes' Racket Store before you leave. We have the largest stock, ol Holiday Goods in Barry county at the lowest possible prices. No war prices here. Before Xmas Wc bought our Clinslmas Cjoodt before war was declared. Boyes, Racket Store Three Floors. * Hastings, Mich. prophesy. flrat. All If need be. a man will even accom­ pany him tn point out the way. ■ There­ after these same yokels not unnat­ urally remark to each other what un­ mannerly louts foreigners are. Ignor­ Chorus choir ant of the most elementary rule* of propriety -From -Thirty Years In Mukden," by Dr. Dougald Christie bible study Daniel vflu A red flatiMl undorohlrt will ao prevent rh>-um*Usm, declares a promJ nent pbyxlclaa, thereby putting tht< vonerablK garment tn the uma cate ‘ gory with the xock that won! cure > Buys Conference ut Ann a aore throat and tho leather wriitlet 1 that won't keep tho arm from tiring; tnlng service next while digging a ditch.—hMlrrllla Tlmaa. utjendahce. namely: William Me-' I Knlsljl. IstVern Sutton.and Gardner tlhldsster. The subject „t ths morn­ ing sermon will Te "MUpah >tid Be­ yond." A Urge audience Kreatcd.Miai Nelron last Sunday ,-Venin*. It u«a .her 1-1*. Jan. I nnd tl Shults last ffppc.iarnce for the present in Hasting*. She spoke- very plainly W. H. Whittemore.' about the needs ut. this colbmunity. Hope tosrp. Treasurer. 8he said that Barry County nt . Jed Every year sees a decrease m the demand for useless jim-cracks and silly fol-de-rals for Christmas presents, and an increase in useful gifts because, if a gift combines attractiveness with usefulness, its value is greatly appreciat­ ed. There is no question about the usefulness electrical household gifts and as they are attractive, labor saving and economical to purchase and op­ erate, they are always greatly appreciated. We call special attention to a few that we are selling at special Holiday Prices: ...$L50 Electric Curling Iron Heaters . Electric- Coffee Percolators ... ..(regular price $7.50).. Electric Irons .. (regular price 3.50).. ... 325 Electric Grills .. .. (regular price 5.00).. ... 4.50 Electric Toasters .. (regular price 3.50).. ... 325 Electric Toasters ( regular price 4.00).. ... 3.75 Electric “El Comfo" (hotwater bag), .(regular price 4.00) Electric Radiator (regular price 6.00) Electric Bahys* milk-warmer (regular price 6.00), Gas Room Heaters.. .. (regular price 3.50).. Gas Room Heaters .. (regular price 5.00) ... 6.50 3.75 5.75 5.50 ... 325 4.75 I'rrslijlcrlan <'It un-li. ■ Do your shopping early—avoid the rush—get useful gifts and pay for them in monthly payments with your gas or electric bill. Thornapple Gas & Electric Co Phone 5 �Tin: MAffHXGS BANNER. DECEMBER 1. 1914. EA«T WOODLAND. qrorlfigsr's lambs, thich were (hip­ ped here from Chicago during the Mrs. Ella Hager entertained M epldsmic of the foot and-month dis­ and Mr*. Purehlxs and daughter MHease there, and found them all sound and healthy. Mr. Payne Informed us Bunday. that as soon n» thu c irrmission Could check up and find where the disease yet prevailed and where there yet Ct ton of West Woodland. might bo danger of infection. Hie quarantine would be lifted from non­ cd a -party of friend* Thanksgiving With the infected districts. Shipping tu outaide points will then be resumed, of Routh Odessa and Mr*. 8t. John. which he thinks will only be a few days. Through these parts there _ls n vast amount of stock ready to go i.n the market, nnd Jias been for some . Mr*. H. Downing and grnndion of time, which the farmers are anxious Nashville visited her sister, Mr*. Jul­ to sell. Mr. Payn* «ay» the disease Is ius Huger over Sunday. fully under control with only a few pkic-es yet to clean up. He further day announced th* death in states that this was tho worst epidem­ ic of stock disease tha government has ever underinUca t» c. Tirol, ar. 1 that they ha.it receive.! splendid coopera­ tion from the farmers nnd slock mtn land. all over the country, to wipe out the A. G. Kilpatrick of Ro. Dakota 1« dreadful malady. ' spending a few day* with relatives In Mrs. Genclto Miller entertained Greenville thia*week. Mr. nnd Mr*. W. J. Kilpatrick en­ Willard Ijolton nnd .family of Coats Grove nnd Jess .Miller and family of tertained. ihelr uncle nnd wife. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kilpatrick of South take Odessa Thankegiv Ing. day. Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Holly. C. D. Garn Dakota. Saturday. C. Kilpatrick whd han been tinnnd family and Mr. .y»d Mrs. Will Dove ntn Thanksgiving turkey with relatives in Hastings. Raturday much improved in health Bov. Clark Adams bos hren hriplnit nnd sight. In tho revival services nt. the U. 11. Mrs. Mabel Racey and children of Distributor church In Hagtingg tho past-weck. Cavtlolon visited her parents A. r. I District Hupt. Phelps of tanning Kilpatrick nnd wife flunday. Mr. and held quarterly meeting nt the M. E. church Monday uftiTnuon. ut tho home. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wachter are entertaining hla mother Mrs. Geo. Wachter of Ionia for a couple of week*. They nho had the pleasure of Editor* a a visit by Mrs. E. E. Lucas of tako Gentlemen: Odessa Friday. Y.our paper contained a piece conMr. and Mrs. Charles Nichols were lui»t Tuesday night through the In­ up from Knlamntoo Thanksgiving nnd <mn being my non. Boy. vitation of the Maccabae Hive of spent tho day with her parents. Mr. Jjiko <l<1es«a. twelve of our Lady May- nnd Mrs. J. H. Bawdy. Furthermore, if there wa* any dirt eabeea of the hive here went to take The Odd Fellows arc busy finishing odrnu nnd were royally entarqUned off their new hall nnd will soon have by the sister hive. A jolly good time It rva'dy for dedication. was had. refreshments were served. The Bulling -family held a reunion cans turnon ov There was a special drill by tho en­ nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Leak night. tertainers which wai much enjoyed of Rcbrwn Thanksgiving. Mr. nnd Mm. by the visiting sisters. John Billing nnd children of the vil­ Ironside Brothers of Hastings re­ lage bring among the number. have helped to milk nnd take care of Mlns Bess Bush of Hustings snjoycently erected a ■ tine monument of Quincy sranlte hi Cemetery Number cd Thanksgiving dinner ut the F. F. till* farm. I also think It.I* an out­ * C two for Mrs. Mattle Palmerton, whose Hilbert home. rage for any one to come and tell Inland HdUy of Albion. Lawrence you that you Wave been arrested nnd husband died a few months ago. Union Thanksgiving servlres were Christian of Battle Creek. Miss Franc­ It recm* held ut the church of the Brethren in es Holmes of Hastings, |tnlH-rt Born know anything about It. the village, where all the village nnd Karl Foul of Grand Jluplds. El­ a man hn* no show nt nil, only th**. ‘ ' hl« churches took part. A very appropri­ sie Holmes of Woodbury, Arion Burk; le of Castleton Center and Milo Bost ­ ate program win carried out. consist­ alike' ing at orations, songs nnd de.-l.ima- wick of Hustings, each spent the Thanksgiving holiday season at their tlons. A large assembly Were present. •Right wrongs nobody." A collection was taken for the suffer­ homes. H. D. Kalhermnn spent from Wed­ Woodland. ers In the war stricken countries of nesday till Monday visiting his daugh­ Muro'pe. amounting to nearly 120. ter. Mrs. Edna Peck In Chicago. Drain Commissioner lllril^ill was Elder Kenyon. wlf«< nnd daughter Obituary. h'-tc Friday and sold tho job of digg­ Errol. made an auto trip to Ionin Fri­ ing the Woodland. Gasleton drain to day evening to hear Bishop Hughes of outside parties, consisting of C. How­ Hart Francisco. Cal., deliver his noted d thin life ers, G. Vandlln and Mike Glllfoy, who lecture on tho subject •That Boy." were the lowest bidders and got the । The rider say* hr wus well paid for job ut prices ranging from four dol­ age hl* family th., trip. came to Mich.. rettllng,on the farm lars down to forty-nine cents per rod. Mrs. Maggie Munlon wns a Grand now owned by Williamjfounnlntr HiThe drawing of tile for IS rods llnjlds visitor Friday. of the drain nnd (he drawing of the tarty ye«r« were itpcnt on bl* father's Mr. and Mfs. II. C. Braird enter­ four foot Iron tube eighteen feet long farm, aiding to subdue and cultivate tained Mr. nriil Mrs. Khawnuin of Crelfor aialulceway nerosw; the road wn* virgin fm takenIby Orin Lehman and Frank sea over Thanksgiving. . Calvin Bratford and wife of Mar­ Furlong respectively. • he hud In thia new country ut'that cellus spent the latter port of lust and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Manktclow en­ the fore part of this’ week visiting time. «>n October S3. 18S2. he was ■inited In num-logo to Velerin Lewi*. tertained a hoiiso full of compnny with the E. D. taonnrd family. Thnnkagivlng.dny Including Mr. ManB. 8. Holly received .1 dispatch Mon­ klrliiw'a two sons mid familleif of Cad- day evening from Atlanta, Georgia, vicinity of the old pioneer home In agricultural pursuits. To Jhcin were Ilian . the youngest san Charles and stating that his brother Will was seri­ children. Mrs. Gertrude wife making the occasion a^honcy- ously sick with pneumonia nt his home clvvn I'wo Houveur* and one who died In child­ moon trl|i. . there. . •A. J. Payne, government Inspector • Our local merchants are getting hood. Mr. Policy had a very cheerful and ill the agricultural department was rcufly for the Christmas trade several here Monday to make a Anal Inspec­ of whom' have already very beautiful quiet nature, always manifesting ttfr most generous Impulses, which led tion bf Bert Hntlth'a cattle, and Wm. trimmed windows. him to very rnnny acta of klndtics* PAGE TORR I------------ -----Easy to Remove 014 Varnish The Chi-Name! Way RJace Your Or der Far Your Xmas Tree Chi-Namel Wash-off Varnish Remover Our Store Is Getting Ready for Xmas Be among the early buyers. It will Stye you the best selections and will help us to relieve the congestion of the last busy days before Xmas. Our store is full of suitable gifts for your friends and relatives. We invite you to inspect our line and make our store your headquarters, resting place and the place to meet your friends. The old coatings quick­ ly soften and can be easily washed off with water and a steel or scrub brush. ' Alcohol and benzine may be used if pre­ ferred, but water is much cheaper. Great Bargains in Every Department We are having great*sales on all our COATS, SUITS, FURS, UNDERWEAR, SWEATERS DRESS GOODS, RUGS, CURTAINS, GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, ETC. mu^ji Burial In North Onwtcry Barry. Obituary. Em Ila Norton was born at Aurora. Ohio. August 10, 182C, and died In Come in and see the 1915 Models Hastings Buick Company New Messer Bldg. Phone No. 269. Hastings, Mich. Her parents moved to Michigan in IK Jo. settling nt (lull Frnlrle. Kslamnsoo Co. Her fl rut .marriage wns In Washington. D. C., 186S. In 188J. nhv wi»« married to John Kcaglo who died In 1900. Two huslntnd, verted nnd has lived n consistent Christian ever alnce. Her last day*, though days of suffering, were mark- SLEEp T0 AVQ|D EXHAUSTION ■■■ PERSONAL MENTION attending Mimonii* lodge here. Clean Ups in Yarn Department colonel and tho captains should die by How to Feed Boy After School. . "Since the senses nover voluntarily The Woman's Home Companion flea the sword, and that every tenth man come to rest or shut themselves off among tho noncommissioned officer* . . ' from the outer world, a point eventu- a department called "The Exchange" Mls* Gertrude Ru.>* returned tu <*hl-1 n||y wt>uld be reached when the or­ —a department full of helpful ideas and man should be hanged. contributed by readers for the benefit ganism would perish as a victim of of others. A Moaaachusettb woman general nerve exhaustion. In order to makes the following suggestion: ' quest of Leopold the men were shot. hinder thia nature arranges betimes, I. "A friend of mine, who has three Instead of hanged: Col. George Madc . before exhaustion can seriously In­ hungry boys of different ages who lonischs was beheaded, after he had jun* the organism, to get In motion come homo from acliooi clamoring for sought in vain for a pardon. Tho surthat opposition current we term ‘something to eat.' has devised this' vlvore were consigned to quarters with Tito' night-endowed animal-tends to scheme to keep them out of tho pan- other commands, and the regiment try: She baa,three boxe* plainly lol-, never regained Its hatne or former homo -on h riua np>*mimg take its sleep nt night, since the slimlert’d with their mimes, and after prestige. In those doys, there was no luncheon aha fills each with whatere* alternative ' -but- -to -be- .bravo. ------« —■­ Cow WaMdorff. I llrilles are then cut off. For animals h beat for that particular boy." ardice meant either death or everlast- ’ "enffbwed with other special senses, but Ing disgrace.—Youth's Companion. u not with sight, the night Is not so with their aunt den. <r”« ■ Three can only blockTho idealist secs tho things of earth and other rrl.iltvc-* . | "do stimuli to tho senses either by as they arc. but ako a* they ought to ' Earl Cofom.in :ffld hl« sister MIm> cre.-plrrg Into some secluded spot or be. Ho dreams, and looks to see his Little Marion and Agnes were play­ • home from Alma c»l- by the action of nature In causing an dreams realised. In our early years ing In'the yard one morning aa the Heir Thanksgiving va- ■ opportune production of a substance wo are nil Idealists. Youth la not lr parents. Mr. and (a sort of hormone) which acts as an daunted by evun tho most Imposslbl* i "Oh, Agnes. look,” cried Marion. "I Coleman. • | obstacle by entering the nerve path task, it in ready to pay tho >«4ce. (think he is going Into your house." Carpenter, of D* tr..it, d deadcnln< scnsfoHHy. "Yes. be is," replied Agnes, "we get Wo smllo at tho enthusiasm of youth, er also her mother. . but tho tragedy Of age la possible only Iola of letter*. Why, lometima* we Mr*. Kuhlman, arrived Friday for .< 1 ————— when • that enthusiasm Is gone.— ilsil with Mr*. II E Felghncr* und I Disgusted Dog. Mr. and Mr*: 1. 1~ CD »ky. ' ' ' ' In a ^riain houso'Cherv was a very Youth's Companion. Mr*. Rufus Cherry left Monday for flno baby and a[w) B very fine dog. acornfully. "you ought to see the letKalamaaiio. where ht»e will *p< ml two| <j-bey'wero much attached to each othRegular Health Exercises. week* with relatives, after which she I , cr, and tho only thing that marred Men and women of sedentary habit every month.' .will go to Ohio their pleasure was baby's dally bath. as a rule do not lake sufficient oxer' During this proceeding baby always, >V else, especially In the open, nor do while there. Velma Bradley. I howled himself black and blue, on/ they practice deep breathing, both of Marlon and Grac- Willard, nnd Mr. !‘the dog, out of sympathy, crouched In which have k direct. _____ There is In circulation yet another effect__________ upon the and Mrs. Vern Bradley, of Berlin. I tho corner and moaned. After a blood and Its course through the bod?>v*enlf* 8tory abou‘ *ho canny Scot. A t were Thanksgiving uurets of -Mio- -1 month or two of this daily anguish the Morning exercises should lould be be taken taken regreg­ 'C*lrdontan chieftain won a million dog devised a scheme to atop it. One ularly. Including deep breathing. They Bradley will vigil the Mlsse* Durk* day. while baby was howling as usual, should also bo repeated at noon hour Three days later he called, very wan the dog came marching into the room and on going homo find again on retir­ and weary of aspect. "See here," he carrying a rattle in his mouth, and. ing." . counted them. They're three short!' standing by the tub, shook his head— Thrifty Welih Farmer*. and the rattle- vigorously. Baby actu­ In Wales, when the torment want ally, stopped crying a minute to *ee ally see . Give our Want Column a trial for, woodplgcono to make a dainty dish what thlx unuBU&l procooding meant., ®'eryb<Mly reads iL BANNER they are said to climb tho tree* while the bird# are young and tlu the legs but then began again with extra pow- of the nestlings to a neighboring < r The doc dronix-d the ruttie with . X“M* n disgusted air. and after that day. bough. Thu parents thou feed thorn till they are quite grown, when the alwa> A manngedlo be oat of the house 1 farmer's boy. climb* the tree again, during ‘the baby’s bath. nnd plump bird* are secured for >upIrrigation Term In Hawaii. per with a minimum of trouble. want advs. pay. news of God's Too Good an Excuaer. ' A young man, having broken an ap­ pointment with Doctor Franklin, camo to him the following day and made a very handsome apology for his ab­ sence. Ho was proceeding when tho doctor stopped him with: “My good bo/, say no more: you have said too ’ much already; for tho man who Is so ut the home «rf Mr. and Mr*. Walter good at making an excuse is seldom Keagle. We laid her to rest in the good at anything else."—Life. Riverside Cemetery, Hartlnga Easy for Johnnie. •'Johnnie," said tho teacher of a metaphysical class, "can you giro mo a familiar example of tho human/body as it adapts Itself to changod condi­ tions?" "Yeasum," said Johnnie, "mpr| aunt gained 60 pounds in a year and’ her akin never cracked.” I Spanish Royal Bodyguard. HAD NO USE FOR COWARDS The Spanish* royal family has an especlal and historic bodyguard to pre­ Soldier* of the Middle Age* Drasticalvent such Intrusions as that which occurred at Buckingham palace at Showed White Feather. London. For centuries the Monteros. who must be natives of the town of Punishment for cowardice In the Espinosa and have served with honor German armj at the time of the ThirIn the army, have had tho exclusive privilege of guarding the royal pal­ aces by night In their historic cos­ ish General Torotensson stormed talptume and wearing felt shoes they lake up their posts at midnight outside tho xlg. A force under the command of rooms of the king, queen and other the Grand Luke 1-eopold gave him royalists, while detachments patrol battle before the gates of the city ..but the halls and corridors all night long. during the engagement the MadlonThey speak no srord, acknowledging lache regiment became suddenly paniceach other's presence by sign and stricken. and lied. Punishment ImmMlateiy followed. countersign. In the morning they^dis­ appear as silently, giving place to tho When the regiment had again assem­ bled. six other regiments surrounded ordinary sentrirs<and attendants. It. and tried It by court-martial In the Itnpldn were TlrnnksKlvIng gm to her sympathy and tender ministry to others. . She was one of a family of nine chlldrcni of whom one afnno remain*. Mrs. Alice Warner, who Just recent­ ly passed her ninety-first birthday. The funeral service wan conducted -BANNER WANT ADV* PAY^ Frandsen 8 Keefer , Theory of Swiss Physiologist Seams to < Fit Into the Common Sense View of the Matter. I has Dr. and Jin. Wynn Nobles nnd •------I daughter' of Grand Ui|tt<-. spent ' Most of uk believe wc sleep because I -Thnnkmlvlntc with hl* jnnther ord we are exhausted. But Doctor Clapa-; redo. Swiss physiologist, advanced a new theory, which Is tu the effect that we sleep to avoid being exhausted ; The theory la that sleep, instead of being'tho result of fatigue. Is an Im­ pulsive self-dislufection which the bod^ conducts In order to get rid of tho waste products before they have time to produce exhaustion. Thanksgiving with Mr Just as combustion of fuel for the Hell, of Maple Grove. ' production of heat and energy a!way* | 1.* attended by ashes and slug, so the Ville n'ctit Friday night i slow combustion which produces heat residence In Delton. - Childrens Fleece lined Vest and HASTINGS, MICH. titid friend*. Built in Fours and Sixes $900 to $1650 89c 25c 5c 9,'ic 12'zC 18c Pants at only 19c Splendid values in Cotton Batten SANTA CLAUS’ HEADQUARTERS the reality of^re.llclon nnd respected its genuine manifestation*, also liberal to the support preaching of tho gospbli For examples of Buick longevity and uninter­ rupted service, look to the various models, from the first one built They’re still in service—some of them in our home town. 39 c Sample Line Fine Handkerchiefs wise than that ho should have enjoyed the respect eonhdisnee ajd love uf hl* -rrlghbors. While not a profrmor q_f Thousands of unsolicited letters from satisfied owners vouch for Buick economy of upkeep and records of tire mileage. Some slightly soiled st grastly reduced prices lull sire Blanket*, tan, while and gray Hood* and Bonnets for children good assortment at Men' getlc. prudent. Intelligent mid strictly honest. <t man public spirited and n and a brother to hoi first who died in-1*07. x 10*4 feet Floor size .Rugs in Brussel* Woodland Buick cars arc every day establishing remark­ able fuel economy records. It was a Buick that won the Wisconsin Reliability and Economy Contest with an average of 24.8 miles to the gallon for over .500 miles, E-xtra Special Values in Bed Spreads One case of wool sweater* made with shawl collar and two pockets, in navy, brown, gray and red Quality Hardware Economy in fuel consumption—Economy iq tire mileage—Economy in upkeep—and greatest of all, Economy in the long run be* cause of the everlasting quality. OQ ’ Cl tpO«7(J fk Q zOC and $9.98 A big assortmi rt of ladies long coats in black, tomc sold a* high as fl" and f 15 all to go at ooiV E. A. Burton in common use in Hawaii. It signines the amount of water that one irrigator L can properly handle In the field, it vqries greatly, being dependent upon th<> condition of the furrows, tho age of tho. crop, and tha skill and Indi\ Ideality of the irrigator, it may be almost any quantity under one second­ foot, which Is approximately' twothirds of a million gallons e^ery 34 'hours. Good Idea at Any Time. The following from an English pa' er will apply to many other places eslde> the sick room: "Whatever' bwp..., do not keep o. «,!»,. No.,) I o. .or. I .to tiring ,oo. 1 had txtter go.'■ Onl, . .Irk h,.r would lt.ro uru. to to take t.kr this till. literally. UUrultr. Get, <1., the courage i np, say good-by, and go." BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. Superetltlon Concerning Friday. There are some curious coutradlctlous In tho superstitions about the “ '« b,d lupk to b*«l" .-t.rprtK. to tturr, or Tn °» * »'»<"■ *rld" '* “« b"‘ J” °< tho week to pare ones nails. One Xmas is nearing, goods laid aside on small payments. Open evenings until Christmas. a ©AKO? ' JEWELERS OPTICIANS । who laughs on Friday, will weep on Sundaj*. That's �LOCAL NEWS PERSONAL MENTION Hastings relatives Friday. Mm Henry Crockford of Quimby bi caring for (he alck at Dell Webb's. GETTING FIRST GRADE CREAM Special Announcement la hla grading circular, State Dairy Commissioner Hine of Kansas suggestions as to how first _ eream can be produced. The princi­ pal thought Is that of cleanliness In every detail, and the following are the principal rules: Remove si! milk from the barn Im­ mediately after milking and separate to turn* down town Tuesday. Special sell of rib bona and fancy goods at Ironside * Michael *, begin­ ning Friday, lactin* until Christmas. Bet the separator screw so that the cream will teat about thirty-five per cent butterfat. Wash, scald and air the separator and all other milk ulenSlis Immediate­ ly after using. Cool the cream Immediately after| separating It. Never mix warm cream Presents for the Baby, Presents for Grandma and Grandpa. Presents for the Children, presents for the Parents. PracticalVresents. Presents to make the home more beautiful. Presents to play with. Presents to Wear. Pres­ ents to Eat. Keep tho milk and cream cool. This Is best done by placing the cans con­ taining It In a tank ot flowing water. Stir all cream a| '■-•ast twice a day. Do not allow the cream ' Keep the receptacli containing Of all these various kinds of *gifts we have the biggest,—best and most temptingly priced display in the town. Christmas things from literally all the world have been gathered here for YOU. , blanket while delivering t ucU during warm weather. He suggests also that every patron ascertain from the cream buyer the grade of the cream delivered, so that the patron will labor under no mis­ apprehension and may be able to ex­ ercise such precaution as may bo nec­ essary to Improve the grade. He says: "Do not blame the buyer if your cream does not gtade first. Find out and remedy the evlL Every­ one can produce first grade cream." Improper llberilrs with children. It 'is to be hoped on every account thiu the charge will prove unfounded. We want you to know that after this week our shelves and counters will be turned over to Santa Qlaus, so that he can show you the very things you want lo see in your stockings on Christmas morning. For the Ladies and Girls of Barry County our Big Sale of Coats, *Suits, Dresses and Furs will be most welcome news. But don’t forget; first choice always means the be§t selection, so do not wait any longer. Come at once. Among the many beautiful tilings we-have in for Christmas, we cannot help to make particular mention of THE LAST IMPORTATION of Swjss and Venice Laces and Embroideries, just arrived at our store. See them now in our window display, 'there are many wonderful pretty new things, such as the fine organdie embroidery edgings, etc. Prices less than what you would expect to pay. Come and see them now. MOST SUPERIOR DAIRT COWS dvancsd Registry Testing Shows Ayrshlrts Uniformly Come Up to High Standard of Production. yard*. The body of Frank I>eahl. u«ed 43 years, a nephew qf Peter Schumann. for tho advanced registry they seem to uniformly come Our great Christmas exposition will begin the first of the week. Be sure to come early before the eager crowds of holiday shoppers draw on it for their gift needs. k y said requiem m«M. Burial1 took place In Mt. Calvary'cemetery. William A. Caln, who wa* arretted cult court un Monday morning. lie aided mute and a plea of not guilty ■*-wa» entered. Mr. Cain declare* the I charge Is unfounded. Hr furnished Fear is the worst enemy that any man or woman can entertain, and If it ia fait the cause should be ascer­ tained at once, if there la a physical up to the high i^andard of prodnctlon. •bowing Dial the great majority of the breed a rd moat superior dairy grocery Phone Jfo. 30 le)eickgenant & Riede driven on by unseen spirits, the sun steeds of time are running away with the light chariot of our destiny, and for us remains nothing except with high courage to hold fast the reins, and now to tha right, now to the left, from a boulder on'one band or a precipice on tho other, to guide the steeds In safety. Whither it goes who can say? One scarcely remembers and the pessimist la not sstlsfled with whence he came.—From Goethe's Egstopping his own activity, but tries to prevent others from doing anything life and none of tbe bright sldt change. As to Breathing. To breath* wrongfy la to Impover­ ish the blood, and through it to reduce the whole body to a state of suscepti­ bility, which opens a way for all kinds of disease. Comparatively few per­ sona taka In as much air as they ought; hence parts of the lungs are apt to become weakened through dis- Appasl to Family Pride. 'We will now take up our annual Election for the benefit of the Fourthly at the close of bis sermon, "and I hope those young men in the back seats who have been making so much nolae all through this service will be especially liberal In their con­ tribution. They are In duty and honor bound to help their brother heathens." breathe the beat air poaalble; tho i to obtain the proper amount In right way. Fertile Rhine Vallsy. The climate of tho llblne valley la warmer than in most other parts of Germany, and is consequently more fa­ vorable than other regions for the cul­ tivation ft tobacco, grapes and corn. The humidity of the* valley is exces­ sive, sunshine I* quite limited, and the annual precipitation ranges from 21 long as It exists and'keeps you erect! When you have regulated it. without excess—just the quantity you are able to accomplish each day— will cause you to live In health at. n joy.—Km- Kick He Had Coming. "Have you anything to say befor* sentence is pronounced upon you?" asked tbs judge. ' Ths only thing I'm klckln.' sbout," snawered ilia aouvjfited burglar. "Is bein' Identified by a' Pulton's Power of Thought Robert Fulton possessed to a re­ man that kep’ his head under the writable degree tho power of concen­ bedclothes the wbol* time. That's trated thought. He studied French. Italian and German and acquired a proficiency in tha three languages. Only Achievement Counts. Higher mathematics. physic*., chemisIt It better to have one good idea trr and perspective also demanded and carry it Into '■fleet than to ha^a ill* atiention at he prog:eseed in a score of good Ideas and mirtly talk about theia. and Office Phono /fastings foremost department Store No. 408 The Imported cow* and the home­ bred cows, the cows of the E**t and the cowa of the Weal, the cowa of all show that they belong to the stme high class of dairy cows. The records show that as dairy cow* no one man or no one herd has all the great dairy cowa din*, which was a quiet was performed by Ilcv. Chaptfian. pastor of the dry Cfoods Biggest Thing Ho Could Think Of. Two employes were discussing what they would buy the boa*, whoso birth­ day wax approaching. Said Mr.' Biggin^ with enthusiasm: "Wiggins, old boy; we have raised |50, and wc want wonderful dairy family, behold some something that will make a show for breeder who has never given his tbn money. Something that will look cowa an official teat start# In and big. you know. Can't you suggest shows that he. too, has wonderful pro­ something?" "Sure." replied Mr. Wig­ ducers that stand on a par with the gles; "buy .150 worth of rico and boll False Start Better Than Inaction. I ' To bo buried altv> in th* cemetery Many persons pass their lives cn of Hochwald, In tho canton of Solcure, ' ।tho edge of an -enterprise which they was the fate of an elderly Swiss lady. never । truly begin; they study guide I After tho burial ceremony the grave books । nnd learn the experiences of I digger* wero about to fill In (he grave • ,others who have pioneered, ba: they when they heard knocking In the cof- (do nothing theiuselveJ-axcepy ponder fin. Instead of rendering immediate about ( tho cost ^ll this la wist* and help they fled in terror to inform the ]has nothing but waste as Its result. doctor and tho priest When the doo- ■ ] ,tor arrived st the grave the coffin F। •fefc-opwreu kir'. it was found-abat th*. It la intereating to notion that with the increase In number being tested, there ia alto a steady increasing total average In aU the claaaee. Bank's Notes Never Reissued. After returned Bank of England notes have been noted In the .register they are canceled. Thia Is done by cutting off tbe signature of the chief cashier, which la at the bottom of th* note. Thus mutilated, the notea are packed Into sacks and kept for five years, when they are burned. A flv*years' accumulation amounts to about 100.000.000 notes. If they were laid ih A.pUe.thev wnnlfl rc*rW-Mplsht of almost seven miles, and they woald weigh dose upon 120 tons. Washing White Point. When your white paint Is yellow and dirty, don't wash with soap; taka For Beginners in Crims. ' When aXyoung girl In ihe'East end a handful of common whiting and atlr A regular text book for thieves and man out of the deepest despondency of London is jilted by her lover she smqoth in sbout a pint of water; then burglars baa been discovered by ths wipe all around with thia. You will Invariably proceeds to the nearest DAIRY NOTES New York police. It contained instruc­ and given him Another chance. Say a helpful word whenever you can. chemists nnd purchases lomu orris need a bowl of clean water afitka cloth tions how tu file bars, bow to pick a root, which she takes homl without with which to wipe all around again. lock, how to avoid leaving finger prints tjlmmed face cr to a workman who speaking to hny one and burns it. When treated In'this way paint will and many other tricks of tho trade. has lost hla job or to a business man The one who lias jilted her la then be really white, not yellow, and places that have been marked bddly will who faces serious embarrassments. sure to repent and return to her. scarcely show when dry. Dlv*rvtfl*d fanning should include It will pay,—Lesli*'*. If at any time you have a gathered dairying ai the moot Important factor. Dolly's Aliment. finger or poisoned hand, take a cab­ ' Harsh InveetlR. In Chicago a small I'nltarlan-girl Mtllonalre's Business Maxims. Langdon and Chester were next-' bage Vnf. roll y out w|p> a bottle-until The late Philip D. Armour. was a of four' whose father, a bank official, the juice comes, and tla it on'the af­ great believer in action. Often when had complained more than once that door neighbors on Beacon street, nnd, fected part. This will draw and bls hog buyers were Inclined to hold tho income' tax made him sick, was wero usually, excellent friends. But; cleanse It far bettor than a poultice. off for a few days for prices to come playing that her doll was 111. Her on thls^ccaalon Langdon had knocked When ■ cow produces * halt Chester down and was sitting on him. I of butter per year, as soma do, replied, As we psased. wo beard Chester shout Revised Version. has a right to be called a factory. between his angry sobs, "You let me, Be sure you are wrong, retain the go. y corrigible Encyclopaedia' best legal talent available, then gq tltudo with his selling agents would The manger should be low, since be expressed in the following words: Brit' -Boston QWma. ahead.—Contast (Nev.) Miaar. the cow gets upon her hind feet first, “The time to do.business is when you and a high manger also makes it Ur* see a margin of profit!” tng tor bar to get her food. Character and Capacity. How ths cows do draw up the w»Tha Impression produced by charter during hot days! A tubful to a thirsty cow is as a single chocolats arter Is after all more permanent than1 that produced by capacity. It passes sundae to a thirsty school girt. into other live* and ia fruitful as an See that plenty of chan water Is influence long after tho results of provided the dairy cowa A dairy co* capacity have perished in the using — . drinks about four pounds of water tor each pound of dry food eater. Ohio . Useful Proverb. Tho best co* is always the cheap" Do you,” he asked, "believe in early' ■est. A |T0 cow costs little mor* to marriage?" "Well." she replied, "II teed than a 140 sow and is likely to used to. but I am willing to say that' give much more and better milk. at present I believe better late than paver* 'may be applied to marriage as well as to some other things." Occasionally a man * sir.* find hla -BANNEB WAXf^S. PAY.-I COAL n “Lump" and Washed Nut” Connell Egg makes a hot fire and a clean kitchen—TRY IT West Virginia Pocahontas In “Lump and ■ "Htt” Sixes In “Lump" and “Nut" Hastings Gas Co’s Coke Ih All Sizes ROGERS 6 SON Phones: Office 194, Residence 192 HASTINGS. MICH. �tUe HAfrrtxas banker bnotaunm a, uh. tT 17 7i You Are "Thankful LOCAL NEWS Special Showing of Holiday Neckwear This week we are showing in our East window, a very complete line of Christ­ mas Neckwear that every Christmas shopper should see. Beautiful Silks in all the new shapes and designs. The price is from 25c to $1.00 and the Quality is guaranteed to be tire best that we have ever offered. Remember it costs nothing to take a look at said window. Morrill, Lambie & Go Of Freeport, Wnahburn had If Warmed By wtren th* quuranttae in Hxnton put a good farmer apt Charlotte Tribune. BAUER’S KLEAN KOAL ><! ritlsen—» Mixed Wood S2.25 Oak Wood $2.50 ..$2.75 Beech Wood Split Wbod __ $2.50 Chunks $2.25 tho object of which will be' to con­ vince American* of the unpreparrd- Ing to an announcement tonight. children, who Is 111 of typhoid fwcr, daughter I* Phone 224 12 washings and eight Ironing* u.-rkly in order to nuppori h<-r family, that miinry ran- onslructed in th Costly New York Habit. Old English Rowing Costumes. Meaning of Bronze Herses* Hoofa. 1 Tho costliest of New York habits la »T,-8n n aK° I r.qucBirmri oaiticucuo Equestrian atutuen statues on on tnc tbe battlefield 1 “ - d. .7??. ,ro“ of Gettysburg «U follow a general raid that of keeping a supply of aubway or city council, uh Friday the rnr 5, u m U * hlch sculptors have adapted as an nr­ L tickets In your pocket. If you have 500 fatnlll. " "T'L'hlB< °L ‘hC“ tO *“r “ hltrary rohvgntlon. If two feet of the . no ticket you have an even chance of of the Jiret 1 ?r “ C-P .*“h “ h0™ «■’ air. the rider was .not being stuck for.tho faro;.if you £ fcnl ■“d1,roH'*r’ of nankeen. In k|1!oiJ. u OI1O fool u j^ed from the have tickets, you Bay, as the other In Grund Rapid- Thin tank y Bt ,.,en,e<’ ,n *™n<i the rider was wounded, if all man makes for tho window: "Come on. weMr,n« *,uo । four feet are planted on' the 'pediment York ? k Cambridge was In white ,t thut thu iUbJcCt of lhe you ii I in ply can' Tribune. , and pink waistcoats. Broad-brimmed, Btaiuo waii not hurU heavy straw hats came In a- little I later. lank* Surely In Hard Straits. -----------------------------■— • futurt Phyllis accidentally discovered a When Packing China. "Whitt makes an Englishman wear dull that her mother bad concealed Get a number of stout boxes, one a monocle?" ■’Well." replied Piute In a trunk In rvadineta for .the little inl< community filling In the other, and'a quantity of Pete. ”1 liavu been told that diplomacy lady’s birthday. Tho following day at excelsior. Put but a few pieces In in something like a poker game. I dinner nha surprised tbe family by each box and embed thcso-ln the wrap- once taught an Englishman to play remarking: "I'm trying so hard to rill he built next spring. ping material. Place each box Inside! poker. and bclicte me. kon. there'* forget something 1 want to remember one larger one, and pack- lightly, nothing like a monocle to prevent a that I don't Teel very hungry.” ' around each one. so that they are well | man's facial expression from slip wedged In. The outrfldo box may then | t-tag.”—Washington Star, Spanish-Anierirun war. I« Seem to Have Defied III Luck. be marked and sent safely on its way. ________ Tbo superstition concerning tho ill ---------------- ---------- — Many Like Salomon. luck of the mystic number 13 Is said fn rautn with the Fifth I'nltod State* Hollander’s Use of Canals. i "I ain't never heard tell that tho to bo waning. It may bo pointed out regiment will form ■ By using the canals for thv trans-1 I*ord pays taxes, or cuts tho firewood, that tho original colonics were 13 naive force . of the portation of peat hundreds of boat- < or mends tho root when It leaks, or in nutnber and that up to going to < ,n.l. Mi nvBtf and tlieir families find a means | gets ahcea for the children, aud all press they have not. met with any oflFvellhood In Holland. Aside from them things'has got to bo done. .Sol­ especial misfortune. Philippines. in Alaska. in Tile «<>ulha certain amount of fhrlg|il which is : onion Hatch leaves things ho don't "hlppld by rail, there are yearly be- like to do to tha-Imnl. Ho geta tno the barracks nt PLittahurg. N. Y.. >»n Flrat Fuchsia. ’ twcen'S.OOO.OOO nnd C.OOO.MO cubic mo- »n‘l Iho Ixrrd mixed up.”—Kato (dike Champlain. Mr. Ilesstjier was The first fuchsia known to cultiva­ ters (cuolc meter—35.311 cubic feet) Langly Bother In "The House of Haption was taken to England by a sailor 'ulumbin. with of boat space ncccaaary. . places." and grown aud flowered by his wife on a window sill. It was later seen Mr. Wayback Learns Something. by a London nurserymap, who pur ­ Need for Booke for the Filnd. I shurprlmoiet । It In estimated that thorn are about- chased It for about 320. Waltor—"Yes, sub." Mr. Wayback— i.one I modal. ' million blind people und- - the pro-i ' Dew yew knory. I've be-.-n n-wondorln* ' remember I tectlon of the British Ila* vhn ara only . Small Soutce of National Wealth. all along why they calle' these places nMe to rend with their "ngeri;. Tho Hraxll owes her wealth In coffee to then they heard chop houses. 1 knot.1 now. Will you Braille books arc an inestimable boon, a monk who planted two seeds In a please bring mejtn ax? I want tew । but so expensive as only to be enjoyed,; monnatcry garden in Rio de Janeiro cut this steal:.'* " 1 without soma practical assistance, by In 1761. whence tho plants spread tho well-to-do. thnughoui tho country. HASTINGS LUMBER <5 COAL CO. All Work for Man’s Advancement.. The long quest for the source of tho Nile, for the north's cat passage, for tho north and south poles: yea. and the ancient search (or the ’ elixir of life." "perpetual motion" and the "secret of life," have for us this grand algal flpan co -they all point to the fact that In the . mind of man there la a dcathlemt ambition to know nnd to do—to fathom tho depths of tho unknown.*' to conquer tho uncon­ quered, to add mote and still morn to tho sum of Its knowledge achievement. Member Banks of $4.50 Phone 254 MIIHH.IA 11.1.1 SPECIAL INTEREST TO ALL n<l night Facts the Public Should Know About Drugs and Liquor. < Wisdom of Quiet. • Moro than half a century of exist­ ence has taught me that most of the wrong and folly which darken earth Is due m those who cannot poshess their souls In quiet; that most of the good which saves mankind from destruction comes of life that is led In thoughtful stillness. Every day the world grows noisier; I, for one. wlU have no part In that increasing clamor and. were It onl# by my silence. 1 confer n boon on all—From the private Papera of ■Henry Ryecroft, by George Glsstng. An Eminent Authority Says Amazing Notice. A traveling revivalist placed tho fol­ lowing raUter astounding notlco on the bulletin board at a country school, bouso on his arrival: "Thcro will bo preaching here tho following Wednes­ day eve, Providence permitting, on the subject: ‘Ho that bellcvctli shall be saved snd ln' thut VeHcvetb not shall be damueir*ht 3.30 In tho after­ noon.” Action Better Than Indecliion. Sometimes we uiust simply do the thing wo have to do nnd think about tq think about it afterward. Actjon Is tho great solver of doubts, the great key to life’s problems. Too much thinking and debating- and 'discussing only confuse the D-ijea. J.mg. ■BANNER WANT A»V& PAY.— -BANNER WANT ADVS J»AY- 9 $5.50 Pocahontas Lump Good Soft Coal’. Washed Nut$4.50 Hard Coal..’— $8.00 Coke ......$6.00 R.— ... they would be if »h better health. One Price Clothiers BANNER WAN! ADVh. PAY. PAGE FIVE Reserve System Backed By United States Government nt«-ri.lining cm t Johnson and f.i ford. G. D. JV1 ■ family. -OWWKhJUuwr In each district the National Banks which qualify to become Member Banks and place their reserve funds with the RESERVE BANK of- their district, come under the protection of the entire Federal Reserve-System of the U. S. Government. Hastings National Bank Is a Member Bank When you carry your money in the HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK you have the assurance that back of it stand, the Federal Reserve Bank at Chicago and the UNITED STRENGTH OF ALL MEMBER BANKS.. Back of the Federal RESERVE BANK AT CHICAGO standsail the Federal Reserve Banks of the country and the Federal Reserve Board and hack ol this Board stands the Government of the United States. Two Very Valuable Features of the Federal Reserve System Member Banks Can Loan on Real Estate Under the Federal Reserve system the Member Banks may loan money upon unincunibcrt <1 real estate. . . This will enable The Hastings National Bank to gradually extend it’s business among farmers and place it in position where it can be ol greater assistance to them. ’ ' II you are a farmer and do not carry nn account as yet with the HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK you should o|»en one at once and enabld us th become ' acquainted with you, so when you need money we may be in a position to serve you. # Member Banks Can Obtain Cash From Federal Reserve Banks. RuilroSd the garfl-r: I must comply ..In every locality there are times when money is greatly needed, especially during the movement ol the crops, or during a |>eriud ol hay and stock quar­ antine, as prevails in many sections at present. ’ It has often been impossible lor banks to secure sufficient money to loan to their patrons during times like these, because they had no source from- which they could get money even upon their assets or absolutely good paper. Under the Federal Reserve system MEMBER BANKS can send good notes or other securities to the FEDERAL RESERVE BANK ol their district and obtain ACTUAL CURRENCY to'meet their customers' needs. Uqrd We Pay 3% Interest, Compounded Semi-Annually Hastings National Member Bank of the Federal Reserve System ’ll inn!. i> kfndly re- ank iliiui K*iu.< Whitmore i .( Tiuink muu.iI emttaer i« pulled BANNER WANT AUVS. PAY. -BANNER WANT ADVB. PAY.- �THE HARTZOG BANKER, DECEMBER 8. 1914. FAGE8TX unu v n Qifuinui n VIIA QP Hastings contributes nlW I Un A WUnLU onflHrLY CRITICISES WILSON for suffering Belgians 19 Shopping Days Before Christmas Bcshtrs Quantllh'i Of Cluthlng. .Thinking that the peopla Years tutted for the Belgians In Hasting! und vicinity w<* submit the list as fol- Come to Our Store For Your Needs in the Jewelry Business IL. ed l,v the ••on,enti->n.’•-Him। <-ih*. end ti.-iirial GutieSi.-/. with G- iu-ral BI.iko, It. kF, ,md that <rni- hope Of St.l-i A. • .. neral Villa, win. h .’ not I Hastings Miller l»»d and be- 1 was making THE ONLY STOCK OF DIAMONLS In the County WRISTLET WATCHES to meet your demands WE GRIND Our Own LENSES and know we tit you before selling s I .ninths of w.uchfu' wa-t tile pi.M-1 After l .nsl 1 inbandnned olir slnc.il y, and . »•1 !»•»« r abandoned ' Ver. run without —। . ..ondl-binu one ->f ..ur purposes, . | .Tim flag has tjot 1 Smith j re pt for «ur nsral f< ' In. nr. p-wltlon to nihil) .ur engage-' p>eni«. will! loreigil powers. s-.-iting out■ to establish ronstlutlonnt 'government In Mexico, w<* are l»-a\-—s ini; Ait-vic', n. io. »»wn rIlin, when Its litti-rnol affairs arc I m->r.- .-h.i.-tiu than they w- r<- when 1 we Interfered with t^ieni^. • Have wo served til M"tii-at's? ' Have m- ». rv< <l ourwh . ».* 1 lav., wo r. rvrd injinkind New fori; World. 1 Novenilx-r J4. -i Obituary. 1 1 Minnie Hell Clarey u.i born Janufc^piry Li. i.mm. in jia»tint>>wm<iiip. She was the eldest daughter of Mr. !and Mrs. William ' F. Clarey. Rhe {departed this life Suiuliy morning. । November -'-1. mil. nt S:Urt o'clock. | Seven years ago. with the family, L»|ie .-ame from tin* farm into the city lof Hastings <>nd In this city her beautiful life, she has made a gre.lt 2 . host of- friends. Hhe liggnn her 1 work In tin- city schools, before they lj moved from th'* farm, which she i .-.iiiimiieu until iier gr lau.iii.'ii in IjUllv, lilll. ' Him hud a wonderful devotion to music. f$he begun taking cimuiis when J<l.’ While t srm rea< urn me place w n.-re »rm was 1 nble Io teach others ‘till she continued 1 to study. Him w'.i* giving n good fortho study Hoti «f Ijrr tlm< for the first time in public Christmas 1 00 1.00 J. Hollow,i lluderm.m many of these splendid Christmas .Stems we hatte suggested were ordered especially for Christmas Buyers. nyvvstcr J. T. Pierson & Son K™E"LS' ■>u lbs. Hour. >!nt*-r—Girls cap. Edith lliilwoak—Clothing. Morrllk Lnmble & Co.—Clothing. Frnnctacn * Keefer—pry lluoilc L. J. Goodyear—Dry goods. Grigsby Shoe Store—Shors. Jny Carpenter, Carlton Cent* devout Christian. Sin- was l>.-vptlz<d und received Into full comtniinlon ill Cook Jt Sentz-'-Grocerlei*. II. C. Wunderlich—aroeeriek Episcopal Guild—Clothjng. There were other donations rc.inlst. 8ho clothing, but the committee do altilful ill thing It will In- gladly accepted by the Cajhtnittew. . All of the mone/T-ollscted has been spent in Hastings in the purchase of clotnitig. dry clothing, ury k goods, >hhi«, canned cannon kuuu goods* and Imans the merchants giving low, prices <>n everything. Committee.’ GLASSES Pollce Duty Left to Burghers. In the eighteenth century the whole safety and order of Glasgow, ScoV land, wore infrhsteij to "tho unpaid and reluctant burghers. Every cltl- FIERCE LOOKING IS THE SIKH eighteen and sixty, and paid a yearly Repairing Jewelry ftdiCiifo Glocks »i East Indian Soldiers In British Service Havi'Most Remarkable Per■ tonal Appearance. rent amounting to |l5.«had to take hla turn al guarding tho city. "On touch of drum." says a writer, “the gentle- and strolled with weary tread and yawning gait along the Trongato and Did you ever see a Sikh in uniform? High street, and up the pitch dark .No? Whatever nt fierceness your -lanes. of winter nights till four In tho childhood fancy painted upotritlje • face । morning. After u that hour the city waa of a soldier the Sikh ha« It.Other (......... . without a police/ ■may i-i brave.- or may fight j wore t-iu-.t iously nr die tnor»: willingly. [ For Burned Hands. but for simple fierceness of personal i . appearance r - all ... medals .Urw..» go to the iur Sikhs. mans.I: F°r Jho burM' mor8 or ,M* ••TerB* He is so fierce to look at that 11 lbat h«PP<,n 80 frequently ta the ' wonder hta English officer can calmly kl,chen•• wcl1 ,o kecP or> hand a hn, bottle filled . face him without fear. Does not Cae- there ”* “ "“ n "“'' with equal parts • »ar relate that the Roman -sdldlers j of linseed oil end limewater. Shake । were frightened by the terrible looks the bottle well before application, and keep the burned parts from the air by of the v^rly German tribes? | A Sikh—and I've seen many regl- covering with lint or soft linen. menta of them on their native heath— More Tnan He Needed. lx a tall man with black hair and a "At the end of fivo hours and a half, . long, black beard. The beard ta what ' makes him look so fierce, because ho ' if you are in town." said the judge, 1 plaits it into two thick braids and “you will bo arrested on the same Charge" "Yow,may have five hours of that back,” said the lawbreaker, “1 i they am tied. I If you think that doesn't make a sol- can get along with tho 30 minutes.” । dler look fierce you make.a sad error, , uhlch one glance at him would cor- PANCOAST The Jeweler Hastings, Michigan Tho Sikhs are Hindus, und so strict are their religious beliefs thst all the food they eat must be especially proI'nri’d according to their own rite*.— Philadelphia Ledger. ' Remedy for Neuralgia. Cayenne pepper ta excellent. Take j some jelly In a spoon, add cayenne , pepper the Dlzo of a pea and carefully corer with Jelly. Swallow quickly so the pepper will not touch the mouth. Take this two or three daya In suecession, then skip three days. GOLD THE GREAT PARADOX MUST LOOK INTO THE FUTURE Metal Highly Prized Because It Is In Doing That, the Voter Will Brought to a Comprehension of a Workable Sense the Most His Full Duty. J nd Ko Smith -held r-ottrt The union Thanksgiving Mrvlc tho MeUradiM BplscofMtl i-hun-h .was w-«-ll uttendrd and much enjoyed, by all present. Hey. <*. L. Bales gkve In bhur- a fine eertnun .which 'breathed th true Thanksgiving spirit. The pre llmlnary organ numbtra by Mrs. 1. Wc, the people, need to have eyes of Imagination In order that wc may be good citizens. A votkr with suf­ Tho Thanksgiving snlrs of tickets ficient ability to see the rust of man­ kind and the genuralluus yet unborn at the (Michigan Central passenger will sacrifice his convenience. Und Dr. and Mrs. (*. P. laithrop enter­ evert much more, to go to the polls. tained a party of thirty for Thank*-' The better we come to know man­ Bricks made from clay are for all practical purposes more useful than kind—the actual character and lives gold. They can be made Into houses, of people whom perhaps we have County Agricultural Society will ls> held-In this city on Saturday, Decern ■nd nobody would attempt to brttak them off and carry them away. It stronger grows our altruism, which Is Don't forget the sale and' auction of a normal quality of human nature. bricks of gold .. were, however,. etnHoj«Mor thta purpose, no houso The literature of tho magaxines ta would be safe'. The owner of the renderlug. an invaluable aervlce. It 10 u'clocjL— house. It he were a sound sleeper, ta forwarding a gradual reconcilia­ Tin- city council has would awake in the morning to find tion of classes and races by Its vivid Michigan Central Railroad company tbe walls gone, himself the center of •portrayal of what people really are. that tho Montgomery street newer an Irreproachable system -of ventila­ It ta bringing our conception of "the re^t of humanity" nearer to the hution. ' * rntan reality. ...................... box Mortal and pedro party Haturday Tho psychology that tells us ciesr-' ev-nlmr. Dre. 7. ui 7:30 All has no special accomplishments. Thus It never bores anyone by its ly how we are separated by time, arc Invited.—Press Correspondent. While reaching upward one d.iy'last rather than apace, from those whd dividual or any nation exclaim: "I'm will be affected by our acts. Is Im­ more, dislocated -her left shoulder aud tired of having so much gold around." portant in the development of civic Dr. McGiiffiri was called to replace Gold Is the greatest financial .para­ Imagination. For every ton of coal dox In the world. Useless to sustain that we mine, for every beautiful hilllife. Its very stability makes It lend ■Ide that wo rob of Its forests, for itself to the most widely varying pur­ bring laid for twelve, complimentary poses. Without It war would bo a by the legislators that we elect, for t<> Mr. and .Mrs. Wrm Hhaw of Middle­ ville. parents of Mrs. Sutton. . * failure; and so, also, peace.—Life. County Drain Commissioner D. E. BlrdA-tll hns been notified by the Alle­ tions. ‘ Good Legs or Crutches. Without imagination It Is Impossible gan drain conttntasloner that the AJIeProfessor O'Shea's article, in which to comprehend our civic responsibili­ he speaks of parents who fail to help ties.—Philadelphia Evening Ledger. * traet for the Gun Marsh drain project.' their children by helping them too Mr. Birdsall, however. Is not yet much, points out a common weakness. Totting It Up. The student** bank thing than to teach IL So It la isifler -Captain Godfrey, who wrote Gio first The simple to tell the boy who wants to use the' book on British boxing—"A Treatise equipment necessary for the project word "ordinary” how to spell It than on the Useful Science of Defense”— to give him the help that, means he1 once appeared In the king’s bench* as Interesting method of will ba able to spell the word again surety for a friend for £3,000. Al­ himself. But what will ho do when though Serjeant Willoughby, tho opDell Shlveley lost a portion of the ho wants to use the word some time1 posing counsel, knew well that the second finger of hta left hand while when no one Is by to helphlm? He is1 captain was good for a larger amount, operating a rip In the Fuller lum­ not really learning his lesson any more1 ho insisted on proof that he was ber yard several dnya ago. Mr. Shlvethan a child would be learning to walk worth so muA. Slowly the captain iey was taken to Dr.. Mctluffih's office. who never let go his mother's hand. recited particulars of his means, and The boy or girl who leans always on -finally Willoughby said there was still make a second amputation at the first some one else may get through this “not enough by sixty pounds.” joint. . ,. work, but he Is not getting an educa­ eWell, as to that," salt? the captain, Twenty-one members of the local tion. It Is no real kindness to him to1 "I have tho note of hand of one Ser­ Moose lodge Indulged In-an enjoya­ teach him always to rely on others. jeant Willoughby for sixty pounds, ble hunt-on Thanksgiving day. They When he gets away from school Into and 1 hope he»will soon have the bits and met nt Sam Damoth'a cottage the competitive life of men and wom­ Jioneaty to pay me." en he will find himself sadly handi­ capped If he must always ask some sergeant looked*very foolish, especial­ prepared by tho side which shot th# Gold ta more highly prized than any other metal, because It has the great quality of being more uniform­ ly useless. OtWr metals fluctuate I more or tbe decree of their usefulness. ' Gold continues on its Trivial Consideration. Doctor—“I hear the operation lately performed by Doctor Cuftm was a botch." Friend—"Why, 1 understood the patient was completely cured by IL” Doctor—< loftily >—"I am not speak Ing of its effect otf the patient .hut ol the way the operation waa performed.*' Milwaukee Journal. Her Two Steady Jobs. When a woman really loves a man •ho takes equally great delight In making him comfortable when she ^thinks no Is miserable and miserable when she finds hiiy comfortable.—l£k diaaapolta Star. LOCAL NEWS ly when tho presiding judge. Lord brought . to town and given to tho Webb Mansfield, remarked: / family. "Well, brother, 1 think we may ac­ George* Stanley. of*Barry, received cept'the ball.*'—Tit-Bits. ' tils examination in Justice Cadwaller’s Mr. E. J. Hoyt, Mr. Lyman Jtpincourt. Saturday, and was bound over son, Mr. C. W. Millner, Mr. Leo to the circuit court for trial. When Missed Opportunity. arraigned before Judge Smith on MonAnother precedent has been broken. Sarah Crippen, Mrs. P. H. Seger, Mrs. A Now York trained nurso married a breaking Into a house with Intent to Mamie Strom, wealthy patient, and then let him got do great bodily harm, Stanley stood well.—Washington Herald. —BANNER WANT ADV3. PAY.— Little Thornapplc uve hla work com- drain. Ionin. pcr of Middleville, secretary of th* organisation, has been busily engaged In work for the state, tho December from the first until ti>« third nesday In the month. Mr.- this month. The meeting held on -the ICth. Will. bH* Suez Csnal. Tho Suez canal connects tho Medi­ terranean with the Bed sea, shorten­ trig the-route to India .from England and America more than 5,000 miles. It waa commenced ta 1850 and com­ pleted In 1169. Length 100 miles; average breadtn. 339 feet: depth, 20 feet. Cost in gold. 163,000,000. Dis­ tances': English channel to Calcutta., via Capo Good Hope, 13.000 miles; cutta, via Cape Good miles; vlk canal. 9.500. 14,500 . Hope. <*rd of Ttu»nks—We truly thank the friends for their many acts of klndneas and sympathy during the Illness and death of our dear hus­ band and father. Mrs. Polley. 5% INCOME Money plsced with us nets Checks Semi-Annually On 30 Days Notice million dollars. Our 25th financial statement. ' CAPITOL SAVINGS < LOAN ASS'N Lantlns Michigan �TTRIALWILL convinceAw Home More Cheery and Healthful YOU N OTHING that we could «a> would so thoroughly convince you of the value of Chamberlain's You should know there is ONE Keating system produced that will heat your home wit’nf pure, moist, ever-changing, and health-giving air. We do sincerely say that with a properly installed ROUND OAK HEATING SYSTEM in your home, you'll have the "PEP, PUSH,” and “GET THERE," necessary for business success and happiness. Tablets as a personal trial. We can tell you of thousands who have been permanently cured of chronic constipation, indigestion, biliousness, rich headache and disorders of the stomach and liver, This is the ONE system that never fails, never disappoints—that after all has been said still requires the "PLUS" sign, and incidentally increases the market value of your home, more tllan the purchase price of the system. . Ask us about it or if you can't come in. send at once for the two big books that tell you all the secrets of scientific Home Warming. Remember. “In time of peace, prepare for war." Call or write today. but this will have little weight with you as compared to a personal trial. That always convinces. Chamberlain’s Tablets Coins of Small Value. Doubtless tbe smallest coin In the world circulates In tbe Malay penin­ sula. Himply u thiu wafer made from the resinous Juice of a tree, and baa current value of about l-10,000th of a cent. In tbe southern parts of Rus­ sia the peasants use a coin of such small value that a quarter of. a mil­ lion of them are worth no more than *1 23. Thu old Japanese mouicng was worth 1-112th of nn American cent. In Portugal tho role la thu lowest standard of- value, but no 1-rels J'lare coined. A 3-rcis piece la equivalent to 8-lOOtha of a cetiL Must Not Whistle In Russia. In certain cities of Russia street '■itii-lllng by civilians Is a penal ofti’iisv, tho privilege lining reserved for the police; who exorcise it, how­ ever, not In order to ntako tunv.i with their moutli:i. but to send signal blasla to dach other. The whistling habit . brine hereditary. It noon disappears, and in these cities no difficulty Is oxpcflonced In dealing nowadays with the few who offend. Hardware, Furniture, Etc. na tho Chlnoso growth. It has a marked effect on tho digestion, even in the presence of other-fluids. In all cases It retards the digestive proc­ ess to an extent that would astonish those who have not Inquired Into the matter; and It has brpn recommended that n pinch of bl-carbonnto of soda DELTON, MICHIGAN To Remova Paper. An excellent way to remove paper from tbe wall when about to repaper a room, says Modern Priscilla, Is to make a rather thin paste of flour and water and go over tho paper with a largo brush or cloth, wetting every part. After allowing this to'stand for a Hille while the paper may be taken off in great strips without spreading a particle of dirt or dust. . High Tuberculosis Death Rata. ’ Tho per cent, of dnallu from con­ sumption among, cement workers In night. United States. They Inhale great quantities of cemcpt dust, but some ALWAYS THE WORLDS boll one hour, strain and aijd sugar and lemon juice. Four boiling water on flaxseed, let stflhd till It Is ropy, pour WAY Itself in its ability to build cathedrals, to sculpture, to paint, to write, to In­ vent, to discover, to control mon, to found nations, etc.. but tn Its ability to commune with God and do bls bidding. —Western .Methodist. When he reached home, he found that hla relation* had gone to a feast at a country hcusu a few miles away. Ho was so eager to see them that he did not take the troublc to change blk clothes, and was wearing the things he had used on board ship coming Land Constantly in Motion. Moat people know In .* general way that largo portions of the United States have In the past been covered by the ocean, but It Is perhaps not so generally krfown that the continent ia now rising in some places and sinking In others. There Is every reason to believe that minor movements of the land are constantly taking place. OUR METHODS Finest Material Best Workmanship Prompt Service I-ow Prices x Bridges Plates ____ __ Fillings Guarantee Satisfaction . Phone for Suitable Dates Open Evenings DR. FRANK HOLMES Capital Surplus . Per Cent A young negro who had accompa­ nied him from abroad was quite upset by their coolness to his master, and said; “Tif»y must all be very bad men to receive you so cruelly.’' "Walt a minute." whispered the mer­ chant, "and you will see a change in Getting a Start. / / "What Is your greatest wlihr doclpr He quietly put a line diamond, ring now that you have successfully passed on hls-flngor, and. Io! every face began for your degree?" Young Doctor—"To to smile, and .they pressed al oncu put 'Dr.' before my own name and ‘Dr. around him and called him "Cousin after tbu jmnip.ot.other j>eople.'<—LJfa "Has a simple gold ring the power to charm people like thia?" asked tho black servant In perplexity. “It is not that." replied his master; "but the ring Is worth a good sum, and they guess from it that I am rich, an I riches are dearer to them than any­ thing." ’ J "What deluded men!" exclaimed the Catarrh Cannot Be Cured negro. "They think more of yellow with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as th»f metal and a piece of glass than all my master's virtues aud loving kind­ 18 E. Main St., Kalamazoo. . it E. Main St., Battle Creek. 113 Washington Ave. N., Lansing. • ’ We Pay When he entered the large hall where the guests were all assembled hla cousins showed very little pleasure at tho sight of-him. It was plain to them that he had come back a poor spending soma tlrtic visiting relative* | In thia vicinity. Mrs. Llxzfe Zerbcf entertained, for dinner Thanksgiving. Herrit.iii Zerlx-l ■md family und Mrs. Mary' SleQuarrlc of HaAflnica nnd Chua. Aldrich und Oostacles Everywhere. Life ta like valklng along a crowd­ ed street; there always seem to tw fewer obstacles to getting along on the opposite pavement; and yet If onv crosses over matters are rarely mend­ ed.—Thomas Huxley. 920,000.00 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vicc-Prcs. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLcay Wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes . George J. Doster L. B. Tccrpcning PLUMBING 6 HEATING HEALTH FIRST GENERAL REPAIRING have this to say. If you have any work" in tho alxive lines 1 shall lie more ihan^leascd to figure with you on the job. And you will find my prices as low as 1 can possibly make them. My Other Lines—Pneumatic Pressure Systems, VVelli, Windmills and GasjEngines Installed. DELTON. And health is best Obtained through the Chiropractic vay. M.W. Smith, D.C., CHAS. DENE.AU, MICHIGAN. md family �THE HASTINGS BANNER PACT EIGHT______________________ Second-Hand >r poultry dr* Henry1* feed F. Nlchote. WANTS barn, phon Engines Wnnletl—Poultry. Inquire McLravv’a Feed Slore, opt>n<iie Court House. McLrnvy & Craig. Phone 58. if For Sale For Sulr—House and lol. Inquir>) at BIS East Homl SI._______ If Mee Furnished Rooms for light house keeping. Hee 301 S. Church St. Phin Bmllh. if A<1 dres* land. I’honr. Wniitc<|—T< Gould. Nn«hville. II. 4. Suh-..25 full ■ blooded irutT Orngnin cockerels. . Fred Aceby* experithcat Michigan ...... Agnc.ulfur.il Colk'gt or notify BANNEP Lind Chinn •Room furnished and nn-i Which For Niile—Good « room house, nicely located: ga-». hard and soft water in kitchen. Enquire M*, A. Cain. Phone I88B. tf -A three burner gns range. Father Husband Brother or someone s else brother st< Sale—Spring pigs. Duroc J«t- For Sale ChriW—Hough l-incli lum­ ber for routing and sliPOlihg; also h si-vrs; famous top­ drain. Eligible Io regisr.. bill stiiIT. Phon** 4OBJ. Inquire. F. G. Pierce. Cily. if; W. Higgs phone iltt-21■ lf' Poullry Wontril—I nm now Incabd room house. No. in building nt‘rear of Irh Olis . . Phone 4«0B. reslnurnnt, near Fanners Hilcli- i Ing Place. Phom* MWH. J. G.| Kirchner. If moderate.South St. Mr* Hyland. 720 Ea«i Baldwin. num. ... w Moore.XSC E. □ □ n □ a □ n □ U □ □ □ □ B a □ a n □ □ ---------- French’s White Lily Flour Is the “Best Value for Your Money” There’s a reason WHY there is more French’s White Lily Flour sold in .. Barry County than of all other flours combined. There’s a reason why this ' big mill has to'run night and day, year in and year out,’to supply its custom­ . ers. There’s a reason, too, why those who give it a good fair trial will use no other brand of flour. . If French’s White Lily Flour wasn’t the BEST VALUE for the money, • then surely people would not compel us to run night and day, year' in and year out, to supply their orders. People don’t buy flour for ’‘sentimental” reasons. They buy the best flour because they know that it mikes the best and most wholesome foot! to nourish the body and build up a good strong constitution, with Which to fight the battles’ of life. ’ The manufacture of flour is”a rather peculiar business in .some ways, and we attribute these peculiarities to the fact that flour is really the most important food product made and people are seeking the “best value for their money.” Now you let a new brand of flour be thrown upon the mar­ ket and a good many people will buy some.of it, just because they are looking to see if they cannot get something better for their money. . We do not blame them for doing that, because in the end they ALWAYS z come hack to the old reliable “French’s White Lily, and are better satisfied that ever before to “stick” to it. x ' For over 40 years we have been d.oing nothing but make French’s White Lily Flour. In that time we have gained a whole lot of useful knowl­ edge about making flour that cannot be found “in books.” All of this exper­ ience goes th improve the QUALITY of French’s White Lily Flour, but it ' doesn’t cost you a penny more. i We depend WHOLLY’ upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business and making a very, very small profit on EACH SACK of flour that we sell. Our constant aim is to improve the quality, without increasing^he cost. Pure­ ly with that idea in view, we threW out our entire equipment of old machin­ ery, (which by the way was BETTER than yoq will find in nine-tenths of the mills today) and put in a brand new equipment of the very latest models known to the flour making trade. It costus a good many thousands of dol­ lars to make the change and wo’re making far BETTER flour today than • we ever did before as a result, but you’ve noticed,-doubtless, that the COST TO YOU hasn't increased. ’ , . For.genuine “Flour Quality;” for getting the “value for your money,” there isn’t a flour in the country today that can compare with French’s White Lily. We clean our grain better, and mill it better, and have intro­ duced other superior processes of manufacture, which you will not find in «• other mills. ’ The result is that when you buy French’s White Lily Flour you get the very “best value for your money.” People KNOW this to be true, and that’s the reason why the great majority of them will have no other brand of flour. If you don’t use it you ought to order a sack and compare “RESULTS” with any other flour made. Why not DO IT TODAY? Middleville Roller Mills ..Shirt ,.. I mltrciln □ a □ □ □ a n □ □ b n □ n □ n □ □ b □ □ □ □ a □ ..No. .'.ISO Blue Serge Sait. M R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville Michigan . . Smoking Jacket Necktie .. .Belt Some valuable suggestions on the checking list make shopping here easy—quality of stock spells satis­ faction—prices spell economy. And it’s none too early to make your selections. G. F. CHIDESTER Leading clothier HASTINGS ther notice. Joe Strong l» I short 1 long, Nashville Exchange. alKiul 2.500. Mux To Kent—Seven room house on K. Green St. T. J. Brdaseau. 402 E. Bump. Thanksgiving Day. Inquire Rog- or Salo—A good Oxford Ram. N. H. Coolbaugh. Coats Grove. Telephone □ □ □ n □ □ H □ □ □ a □ □ n □ □ □ □ □ □ n n n n For Bair—i.ight -wagon. Saturday 2 p. m. ut auction, corn- B □ □ □ □ B B B a □ □ B □ □ Beqn* arc lower. PKODUCB. Butter. 3oc par lb. Kin. aoo par dor. b b Found—A lot of fellows who have been slow In Settling their account*. nettle and receive their, reJeaee Townsend. Iwk mlle* iwirn und out building*, running water, plenty, good. Fine truck nnd dairy fa^m. Addreaa C. H. Benton. Lacey telephone, Dowling. good work home. Addreo* ^»icHurd. Middleville. Mich. 51_______________________________________ _J5 ■aaawwif□□□□nnnnnnBBnnBnunBBnBBBBnnnBBBnaKMMSfMMa of Rockford, III.. lum. Shultz. B. JdcCal- homo of her .daughter, Mr*. A. J. Chamberlain, of Newaygo. Burial will take place In Kalamazoo. She from huntlnx, trapping or trenpaaatlon 11. Baltimore kn<h»n "Rhoades farm." 1 wlTT'pi chlldren. sute MARKETS Hastings Milling Company The vnneed. CryatMCrwuMry CoF(]P^*b'l,Ur MKAT8. Conrad-IUltoo. Mr. Clyde II. Conrad, son of Mr. Immedlaje family. Rev. Rueaell H. ent *ult* of room* for housekeeping Brrady performed the ceremony. Mr. also furnished room*. Inquire cor­ ner 8l*te and Broadway. . iwk their home at Coats Grove. chine, instruction given If ’taken Cottage to Reni—Inquire of A. J. Immediately. Mrs. Grace Merrill. Gormley. 20» So. Mtehlgnn Ave. Routo 1. Hasting*. Iwk A Jolly party gathered at the home or Salo—’5 Thoroughbred White mind him of old time*. A chicken Rock pullets. Phone !•!-• ringa. t’iniitr waa a»rv»d vt whien thirtyone partook. Ail left f.or their home at darjt. hoping that Mr. Anders may Ixmi—IMperhanger'* straight edge hetwren Walnut and South Street. enjoy many such gathering*. Finder please phono 874R. Re- ■ Chuich St. Finder pleaao phon* 19SJ. Reward. Iwk place is history.—Oacar WUde. Calf—Pure Blood Duroc eow. wt. my thank* to the patron* of my route 100. and six pigs of Utter of 11. who remembered mo on Thanksgiv­ ing Dey with tho numerous good thing* to eat. My family and' I did gray! Color dark, dappl* Montdmery. Phonal D. ___ __ j Tallow, so. GRAIN. Foster. iwk I—BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. POULTRY AND HIDES. BALED BAY AND STRAW. ■ I block* from court hauM. Loot—Kid mitten between McCallum *chool«hou*e nnd WhlUemore cld*r mill. Finder plea** notify Bert Ntwland. Clllzeti* phon* from. Hmiiinc*. Iwk ' and desk. ply 114 High St. or phone 580J. ShiJiedCorn, per bushel. The. ■ .. . Handkerchiefs not. Strike the right cord for a happy Christmas by presenting him with some­ thing from the Store of Practical Gifts. Grand St. ... Rai no □ □ □ n □ □ □ n n n n □ D n □ n □ n □ n □ □ a □ □ □ □ □ n n □ n n □ n □ a □ □ □ a n □ □ □ □ .. .Cuff Buttooa It matters .. Coltam .. .Gloves ■ ...Boxed Holiday Het . . Bath BotM' Phone 2!i2 > rlntci. rente: Goodyear Bros. ! “The Best For the Money Store For Rent—flood H room house, 1st ward, hard and soft waler in kitchen. Phone 4B8H. I.. A. Cain. if MILK CREAM AND BUTTERMILK. Milk delivered to any part of the city for si$ cents a quart Try it and see for yourself that it is good, clean milk. A C. CLABLK �THE HASTINGS BANNER DECEMBER 3,1914-20 PAGES i puted. after DICKINSON'S BIO DINNER tary of the Interior by President Grant, and held the petition until af­ ter tha Inauguration of President Hayes*. Ht» adminhrtrtilo.n nf af- SPECIAL 25 GENT DINNER and carried out a KyMetn of regenera- Wallington, WlUi fill The Trimmings ly the Indian'Oilier. The Sanitary Needs of The City ol Hastings Paper Prepared By Dr. Burkhart of the State Board of Health, and Read by Him '. During Good Health Week. Mr. Chairman. Ladlra and Gentle- । men:— vd.liX-.tllH.-lhrlfb' Before i proceed tr> tho aubj*-*'t a*the Limine algned to mo for thlv evening, wlah to cull yoy attention t.> t fact that, very fr«Cturntly, a parmt reqiilred t<* uno haruh mea*uri-i« ImproMi the child with^tlie Important hurtling and nii-to-dan uf certain requirement* In life. lb lirvlng In the phrane. In tho Book < delightful It would if thene jrily ami faithfuineiffl the * xwptloti. । The Ia*nd nnd Pension office were I Mibjceted to thn purifying ppK-eiui nnd the whole Deimrtm' bt was thor­ oughly renovated. Th. ■« reforms, instituted in tho„ civil ■orvl.-e <,f the B. DICKINSON, Jefferson St. In 1>*m pjt.n vn. In the Parent Office for dl«h Immorality. He thoromrhlv Starts now and you can get it any time. I would like to see all old friends and many new ones. Have just installed finest steam cooker in city. HOME-MADE COOKING 'Hayes h«n one hun-Ilve votes and is though often dl>itest of u kind never PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO 11. the child.” and realising thru the parent ex|H*rlen« pain nwnmlly m* h" .-xerl_ the child phy.-dcaljy. I reluctantly may cause both of ua pain. In my remark-* thin evening. I-wiah you hi construe tha attitude of the State Hoard of chunr** .mount c* Health a* that of a- parent over th*conditions VC ability would al Hint Ung KcunM nt Rctior’, Hastings, Mich. Health, such chartiscnient as 1 .may administer relative to the shortcom­ ings from n sanitary standpoint the niunSripa! nan- There are better == ' U l>. Stamm Grant, and Mr. Stanton. Mr. Stanton | (*. II. Myers was appointed t* I upon tha advice . LIFE AND DEATH OF SENATOR ZACH CHANDLER, MICHIGAN’S GREAT STATESMAN r man’** nu>*t e common )■ Bhtly, count of the pooMbltltk .of canning Senate. Skitch of the IJf«* of J^U'harUli i nnd thus served In the Senate elgh- Zachnrlah Chandler waa barn In !on vh'' 'n"lll,n of Mr. Chandler, after Bedford. New- Hampshire, December ' dliwusehm In Conjtr.*K, a Joint com10. i»13. Ho received an U4ud*-ml<-:.’ nilttw. on tho conduct of th., war, • duration. In December. 1»». lie <’»n«l«lng of thtee Hcnatora and four removed to Detroit. Michigan, whora HoprerontatlVea. were appointed, in* mgng'ed In tho dry llrst huidnewt b»lng to Inquire* Into id In a feu- yearn ' <^ua*‘J* of the dcfiMl of tho Union mu merchant.' . In f‘>rco« nt the battle of Bull Run and led Muybr of i>«*Bluff. The chalrmunohlp of wn« the Whig nom- ,hI“ cummHtee ««« tendered to Mr. of Michigan. th* Hastlni thin n.n that command, hla entrance Jnl Chandler was i and skillful poll advice was foil million** of peopli*- are comdatHly comparing the conditions In the vari­ ibi-r Kirin .enrolled ous localities, solely by the obsorvacd and often secured aid fronji th.I enrollment. 14. Oovcrqrncnt in the conetruction aud. repair of improvement in river* and until' aftci* tha advent of th*1 Ifepubour railroad train.*. llron party. In IBS’ Mr. •('hundlcr I J>(lchigun: Johnaon of Tenne«ace. and barbora. wag «-1<-ct*-d to the United Statra S*-n- j l ard of Thsultx—W« Fish tn thank nt«> n« a licpubllcan, la *uiin i|-Gru-1 chunctUr; Cavnda of Pcnnsylvuhla; r friends anil neighbors for their mining months of nocumul.it l»n.' Illrr.il U'Wls ('nan,'lirmocrnt. nnd l«*.*k Julian of Indiana, and Udell of Ni-w IUn*-« lila rut March 4, K.W. Thn prin- Vork. ' It wa» continued until after tho country, nnd the protection by . •* *-1|>nl xpo-chc * made by .Hm itor I the ch.»e **f the war. many chnngM Inw of all the rights of the humbl* -i “ ('.handler during the administration taking place among Ha mrmbera'froin •Burghduf «n*l a .mahi time lb time. ^Mr. Chandler remain- .public am! ----- .private . attain*. ... sts ...... '•UMithm Ao the adrnUalnn nf Knn<ma ed un-Xhc commlllm*. but declined at «f unque»u*»nublc integrity nnd grr.it unnlr the Uemmpton CoMtHutlnn; in nny time Ji> become ehalrtjuin, j|. । practical ability. Hr had ■wonderful ‘ th -uKh ho wu* the guiding rplnt. ' |e*w« r» **f tiitiilth.n .in.I moral < iurtn the United' Hint* niyttclf a* oppn-prixtl'iiiH for ronitruntluq of lurnuMmy jm uiuimiler wan niMdr chairman of the Committee on Com-1 tary of the Windstorm Insurance C I will appreciate the support of riien'c, ami held th*' poaltlon until I poli.-yholdcrs of the Company « tent ngn\m>t the character the expiration of his third term, i can Committees in 1SI Standing Committee* of the March.!. IM' chosen Chairman for a wiy be n benefit to the company. •which, while that body w.y rlgilanc* oln's administration ns Very r.s;>*cifully. e<>mi>o*>rd <i —Adv. * wks. A. Frank Sylvcst Republican. V'd tb*« firm friendship, ertrem nnd C handle! confidence of Prcoidenb* Idncoln nnd On the morning after tho ejection h’e ahead »f hl» ticket; but the Demo'- i*lilon. This celebrated D®T F | I1W I cmnmiu. tnunlrlp.ilHh a throughout. the eoun* <3You Don’t Have To Go Further Than This Laundry To Get Real Satisfaction | 5 Our modern system has proven highly ffttisfactory to a large unmltcr ol particular customers. If you desire this kind ol servicer phone 24; and our wagon will call. ‘‘Wc Wash Everything E^ery Other Day’'. American Steam Laundry Phone 243 Shulters Bros.^Proprietors Hastings, Mich. Bo. DI If FROM OUR LARGE STOCK OF GOODS ■ I W MEANS THE BEST FOR YOUR FRIENDS We have been here under the present management for more than a year and not in that time have we permitted a customer to go away from us disappointed if we could help ‘it./'We have done just as we have advertised, and from now on we expect to do the same. During the next 3. or 4 weeks you will find our store one of the pleasantest and most profitable shopping centers in Barry County. It will pay you to keep watch of our ads, not only this month but all the year thru. % OFF/ SALE on Children's Coats, Men's, Women's and Children’s Sweaters and Underwear, Women's Knit Skirts, Fascinators and Auto Hoods We want to close out these to make room for Christmas goods and so we make these extra low prices. which insures quality. NOW IS THE TIME TO START YOUR CHRISTMAS BUYING. $5.98 $4.98 $4.45 $3.98 $1.98 CHILDREN’S COATS Assorted Cloths and Styles. Value, Sale Price$1.49 value, Sale Price$3.74 value, Sale Price$3.34 value, Sale Price$2X99 value, Sale Price$1.49 CHILDREN’S SWEATERS Colors Red and Gray. $2.02 $2.69 value, Sale Price $1.11 $1.48 value, Sale Price $1.04 $1.39 value, Sale Price 74c 98c value, Sale Price. That our »htffve» are all a groanin' ’ it distinctly understood. Get your pick in while the pickin' as the sayin' goes, Is good. 'You can't afford to linger till the last nice gift is sold. You should, conic atul see u» early •fore the slioppiu’ days are old. AUTO HOODS Assorted Colors and Styles. $1.48 value, Sale Price$1.11 $1.15 value, SahjPrice86c 73c value, Sale Price.. —: 55c 48c value, Sale Price36c FASCINATORS. Colors Black and White $1.39 value, Sale Price. .. .7. .. 98c value, Sale Price 78c value, Sale Price 48c value, Sale Price $1.04 . 74c ..55c ..36c SALE STARTS FRIDAY, DEC. 4th All new merchandise made by Columbia Mfg. Co. $2.59 $2.06 $1.36 $1.-04 KMT SKIRTS . $1.15 value, Sale Price. 98c value, Sale Price... 73c value, Sale Price.. 48c value, Sale Price .. $1.50 $1.04 ..74c . .65c UNDERWEAR. 67c 89c Ladies Union Suits, now. 74c 98c Men’s Union Suits, now. 50c Girls Union .Suits, now38c 45c $oys’ Union Suits, now34c Sale Starts Friday December 4th. WOMEN’S SWEATERS. $3.45 value, $2.75 value, $1.95 value, $1.3!t value, Sale Price Sale Price....... Sale Trice.............. Sale Price MEN’S SWEATERS. Colors Gray and Red $2.00 value, Sale Price...... $1.39 value, Sale Price 98c. value, Sale Price........ 87c value, Sale Price. 86c 74c 55c 36c NEW YORK STORE N. B. WATERMAN, Prop PHONE 102 HASTINGS, MICH �THE HACTIXfiS BANNER, DECEMBER 3. Itl4. FAl.li TO. The Hastings Bannej COURT HOUSE NEWS Published every Thursday at Hoti UFA Michigan. Want Column, fc a word for each mserlion. No adv. for less than flcents. . COOK BROS., Editou. Car<l of ThnnJB, ic a" word. . ; Obilunry poetry and resolutions. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR So h lino. Subsdriplion by Mail, Post-Paid. 'I Obituaries of 20 lines or less will ONE YEAH, in advance............ ftlRO' . be published free: 5 ccnls per lin< SIX MGN TlIS. in advance....... .Wi' ! charged for-each lino above the-20 THBKE MONTHS, in advance.. .25i: lines. i Notices of births, deaths or inarCANADIAN BUBSCHIFriONS per year. In advance.......... 150 rriages will be printed free as new* matter. No communication will bo pub­ Entered at the posloflk-n at Has­ ting*, Michigan, ns second class lished under any circumstances un­ less il bears the writer's name and WKtir.—..................... — postofiicc address. ■ ADVERTISING RATES. Display advarlising rates on apJOB PRINTING Aieauon. The BANNER has unu of the, best Business locals and fcading.no­ equipp'd job oillees in Western tice*. On first page or muons brev­ Michigan mid is prepared tu do au> ities, UK cents a lino. kind uf book and-job printing. " Marriage ]Jccn»<w Clyde If. Conrad. Coats Orove. Ida A. Hilton. Castleton......... *. Leon A. Partridge. Nashville. Robert & Marshall. Harry............. 33 Maggie B. Tcrpennlng. Shults.... If Raymond I* Brady. Mlildlevllle.. 33 Edna F. Sharp. Middleville........... 3Wtlhain A. fitrUuback. Wootliaml 33 Harriet C. Jlarshey. Sunfield......... 32 Ernest L. Appclfnan. Nashville... 26 Audrey Irena Hurtuncl, Nashville 30 Council Eroceedingi OFFICIAL City Council met In Adjourned re* Mayor Jamlcoun presiding. , Frsepnt at roll call:’ Aid. Edmonds. Lunn and WasjiInter. Mlnntea nf October llrd.1^14. read nnd appdaved. Tho following ncoounta were audlt- W. Roush, labor. Gull Claim- W. I-eonurd, labor F. Whit. labor . • Bert'Jeffery, labor Lon Still, acct. Dan Shay In Ing. *l.oo. R. Supply C».. acct Edmonds Bros., ncct quite evidently the Exiiniin unep.irlngly condemuctl Mexico. Fuller Nashville, J rnui-unty whomr. 1. Bhay, team . Geo. Tolhurst, team Naplo Grove, »3.*00. admlnlMratioii h.ui givrh no Indication of any change of plan, it I* quite im- Syria. *1.700. Myrtle V. Sharpileen to Edward 1. leiuix Clerk bo authorised to negotiate said Hastlngs plat. *1.00. loan. ha E. Burton et al to William cars «t*Wu*411figtvn. .A Mexican affront to the Hug. not nearly so Klarina Moved by Aid. Selden that resolu­ tion be adopted.. Curried.* Ayes under the circuhiat^nc.* as the insult by Turkey to- th© Tennessee, awoke the Ahl. Edmonds. Ilemey, Lunn. Nicu, Roush and Selden. Atiaont 3. Movcfi by Aid. Selden Jhal council lo of Ruth I«>uIm* Hutchinson. llutehlnaon, de­ er and rcveplt the decision of th Francis and Caroline Bonlfa. c. deceased. Order determ­ ining heirs entered. • in the matter of Mary . J* Gallup, an alleged inrapo ponton. J'ellUon tttubli.-hin<.-ni «>f orderly-condition* in Mexico they may as fur admission to state hoMpItal^ filed. I'hyakwn'a fert iffrate* filed. Order admitting to State Hoepltal entered. dndlnn fat mere quibbling. In the matter of John L. Jones, an tn—...... mimlaelon to Slate Hmqdl.......... filed. I'hyxfean'H certificate* filed. • Order the situation in Mexico is still one All that hux'been uccomplldied by the dispatch of our army »f invasion i. Chlhnin. deceaa- City Clerk. Estate <.f IH>rlx Elsie Kidder nnd Donald Edwin Kidder, minora. . Fe- Resafvc.l l hat Adalbert M. Webb ■ nd wife Ida Webb bo ordered t« enn- wen corner „f Michigan Av?. nn<i t-aActl. Petition fur appointment of High street, also to Install sink and *<lniinl*trntur tlb«l. Hearing there­ clowt within 30 days from this ditto. Slam .1, A. h. Cirvoth. in lAcremher 28th. Moved by Aid Edmonds that rceoluExtat** af Ann Gregory, decraacd. Carried. ■hearing on final account llon be adopted. Mured by Aid. Solden that council Hied. ‘'irrlctL. ..—Tr-_ IteMto of t'nrollne Bonlfncd. <U: Jwk M. Puttcii. erased. P-tlUon f«>r. n|>|>ulntment ' City Clerk. <>f ndmlntMrator fllfcif. D.itd of hear- PLEA THAT JURY UNDERSTOOD Brilliant Retort of Robert G. Inger­ soll to Splendid Argument Won the Lawsuit. tended ■ th" <llftsekley at Jhc old JjO’Pfiu . Grove., Wednesday. ' When Hob Ingersoll was In .... the Maple . ■ prrmty of Ills law practico In Peoria the colonel happened to have as his client a young and buxom widow. ©f the week. ' ' — ■ The opposing counsel was Jonathan Gertruda mid Ccnevicw HarnK. Cooper, as stanch a Presbyterian Bellevue, were the gu> .-Is uf thcil codsin. i'.nby Schroder. At. tho close of the evidence Mr. Cooler arose and made a splendid argument on-his side of th© dasc, cloaIng by saying that his legal <ip|>onent was prejudiced when It canto to de­ : fending beautiful women. J—-After the venerable Prcsbyturikn dnughtir spent Thankfglvlng with hi/' closed Colonel liigoraolIVrose with a Mr. and Mrs. f'bllc Van Airkeri nnd t.wlnklo in bls eye. and slowly and children of Penn (ft Id' spent Thanks­ solemnly commenced ns follows: giving with Mr. and Mrx. John Rus- ■‘'Gentlemen of the Jury, the counsel »clL • on the other side Is correct. I do have a loaning in the direction of Thanksgivltic with her parents, b>-autiful wpmen. I love tho fireside and' Mrs. C. Btricldand of about which play beautiful children, Grove. presided over by a smiling, beautiful . Robert Harlom attended th. mother. 1 tell you what.it Is. gentle­ nun of the jujy, I would rather— uiu^ii rather—if I had my choice, be In hell 15 minutes, sitting on a hitnl wooden bench bealdo a woman as beau 11 hi l as Cleopatra, than to rmtldo u lifetime In heaven singing psalms with Jonathan K. Cooper." Ingersoll won the suit.—Argonaut. turn given by Huy.NVolf. viilc. Bunday, ©venuu;. This liuhis true iu you: electric wiring. .Thai's one reason know il:» done right and that jour buildings are Hfe if I do VAMTIFFLIN Mr. aud Mrs. Frunk <Xig»well and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and New York city is disgracefully in­ different to the fame and memory of Alexander Hamiltnnr He was easily tht. greatest man among those who lived and died as cltUens of Manhat­ tan. But there )■' no worthy monu­ ment to him there. A granite Game it la inferior. Nobody knows about Hamilton. Extremely little notice is ever taken of Hamilton's tomb, or of any anniversary with which his name Is connected. Tho place of his resi­ dence on Convent avenue and One Hundred and Forty-first street baa been obliterated by apartment build­ ings. And how his beautiful old home is being allowed to fall to pieces, 'hie lower portion of the wooden piilara on cither side of the porch of ifamll- pillars hang pathetically in tho air. The old house Is simply tumbling to pieces. -11ANKER WANT AD VS. PAY.— Classy Clothes Make Men Look Classy ILA DiSTrilCT. Wednesday. Thursday old Bulb* farm, i Thanksgiving brother. Henry Kuns nf Grand Rap­ ids. Mine*- EthMyn Miss................. * Of II.i.lings. Minnie 'tend our hcarlfalt rymMillA and Winifred Nichols called on Hilda Mills Sunday. Adolbvrt Sen ted and wife entertain- o.ver night guests This man is wearing one of our perfect fit* ting heavy winter fur lined coats* The ex* treme cold requires the use of comfortable coats. Our line of fur coats for men is very large. Your health needs this protection. Buy your­ self one of these at once and avoid any possi­ bility of undue exposure. G*-o. und Mpa Albert Qxtrnth at­ Radford and. family, of Hartings. tended Mr*, Leonard Wunderiieh nnd family cnhero -Friday, giving diiirnr: Dorothy Herbert Cherny and Glen Lainphrrc tin©*. KuntUf evening nnd tpok his lath home of Allie Chorny - Friend Elmer Warren and family, nt Sun- with Adelin rl and Mlliin Wunderlich. fiehl. Mrx. Hylen Durham and two QI AIL TRAP COHN ERM. Ralph Ecx'u.don family Saturday fur Tecumseh whero nf Toledo, Intend to live. Mrs. Ar< hie Miller underwent an operation Wedneeday at Nichols hos­ pital. Her many friends In thia vl- • Mrx. Almon Sheldon was called to _...... . WVCK IU ..(leRU -MIC runcnil <>f h,.r mother.' Hur duuifhton* Mr*. Grai:o Wcathcrbco an«i Mra. Whtayou bitts auyiuoving lobe Matl«- Mra-nur arc raring fur tnr clone. TWO AUTO TRUCKS.. huuiH] work during their nrolhcr'a «t>itenci". PIANO AUD SAFE MOVING Hhe was f’Hffoni Hr<u*ka of-Kaiamaxixi viait. od hla fa|W1iofh it can truly bo raid: "Th>Y Sunday. ' . Oar Specialty. I who knew her-best lovrtp her most '' tiler daughter. Mrx. Lydia larthriip- tortnined Thanksgiving HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. was constantly with her for. a year • and ministered unto her' ns only n | lot Ing daughter can. The sytnpaloqi tart Wednesday was largely H. Wallman J thy nf the community Is extended to ended and stijoyed by all. ITo- j 'tfiu .bereaved family. * ■da nearly *L00. Order Our Drays Battlo Creek .. .. ,, Floyd McKay from Wednesday until Sunday. i ,l,Ue ,“’r ut Baltimore, apent Sunday w‘** **r' aDd Charley Cronk of 11 “ "" Mr. and Mra Ray Bird nud chlldren spent Thanksgiving with reU- Ellsworth Smith and FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS *0* RHEUMATISM KIONEYg AKO • UlACaEff I ‘ v iwa lani: vrEw. Mr and Mra Calvin Charlton und children John nnd Zeda nnd Mina Irena Houghfalhi of Muplr Grove, ate TtiankxgtvInK dinner with' Mr. und .Mra Frank Charlton.: Aym Roush. ‘Bolden nnd Wes- nd li'tters Issu- Safety First Hastings, Mich. Mr. and Mrx. Roy Wickham ut iCkt-Roa spent Bunday with Mr. und Th<> City Council met pursuant io Mra F.-.-.I Itutoiph. the fallowing call, November 23rd, Voyle of Naahvlllc. Mr. and Mr<. 1014. . . Chax. Smith nnd daughter*. Ffi.r- ,<)ay with Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Charicnee, Mildred nnd Eva und Hal Sin. i' clelr ale Thanksgiving dinner with , plnter take notice. You are requested Mr. nnd Mra Floyd NexlwL to attend a apeclal meeting of the George Glllcrpk hla room-1 ! City Coum-ll.'tu be held nt the council Suburban Resident—TPs' simply fine to wajie up In the morning and heat i tijc It-aVcs whispering outside you: । Ave. and High Street. City of Hast­ from Thursday until Sunday window. City Man—it'a all right to; ingA hear tho leaves whisper, but I novel! Str. nnd Mrs. James Bolter. Signed. W.- R. Jamieson. could,Mand hearing tbo grass mown., Mayor. Shriber ___ _________ —Tit-Bits. __ ‘resent at roll rail Aid. Cdrvcth Ed- cvnnlng and Saturday with Annina " ~ ‘ rttfaahl und George Gillespie, Rsadlly Found, and Selden. Tho man who really la looking for Wvsplnter. Children of East Castleton spent Sun- | optician,—Topah* Capital. Hmlth, deccnacd. "• of will filed. rious complications H mid eon Carl. atrndc^Mh of jtis sister. Mrs. Ridder of Nartiville. Wed- “THE MAN THAT LOST THE PLOW Not in the Trust AvtiiAil badly enough. American b C. finding* Jesse Townsend >. bniith. team polk-y ut “watchful waiting” and aa It haa been aver alnce that time. 8. Mead, tram 20.00 Judge R. Barnum and wife to John There la no organ licit guvernnwnl in Mexico capable uf Extending pro­ Moved by Aid. Selden that the acif. Woodman ct al, parcel, sec. 32, tection to either cltuedfc or allcnif.^ The eltuution in Mexico City boa for Woodland. *2600. vreeka been far wurp« than U ever wan under the Huerta regime. It must Rclreocp J. Kirk, to Martin IJgnian Aid Lunn cxcua31. Johnstown, 31.000. . Absent 2. thu capital and give to Amerk-am* within hli» Bur* mure protection than they Chilson Resolved thut the city of Hastings to protect American cUlxcna. “The Man That Lost the Plow” and The Farmer’s Soliloquy. And Then I'll Buy A Belknap Sleigh. Welf. here we arc. I've found the place and the man with smiles upon hk>-facc, aud he's gut the Belknap Sleigh. Where did he get it? Don’t ask me. That's noffur-inc to know, but he's got the Bel­ knap Sleigh that’s sure, and he sells them mighty low. So let’s all patronize this man, "The man that lost the plow”—farmer. . • • s. Bruck. caru«< ner und wife, lot 111. Narhvilio vHl- A. Fehaly, tah>r Under the heading of "The Coltapsvd Mexk-.in Polley" the Exam- Belknap Sleigh Where is this ntan df mystery* “This man that lost the plow.” I think 111 go and Iwk him up. 1 guess I’ll du it now. Somd say he’s short and fat and stout; some say .has tall ami lean; some say he is a pioos.diap; wmc »ay lie’s mighty incauy but 1 don’t care . a whooper for any of his ways. The thing I am looking after is a set of Belknap Sleighs, and Ijh told if I*can find this man for 31 round “Plunks" I can buy a Belknap No. a, com­ plete with logging bunks .Ami the store 1 just came out of. with clerks was juft alive, but the price they asked for this same sleigh was an even thirty-five. , ..Tlfe dif­ ference is not very. much. It’s just a little bit; but then, 'twould mean two hard days work shoveling gravel iu a pit.. .NO. 1’11 never do it. At least I will not now. X’U look around tuilil 1 find “The man that losl the Plow” R<»l>t. Green, labor Jeralo lx>pi»er. Burry lalwurd M. Gielat n. Gratal Rapids 38 The Blankets and Kobes Wc have an unusually large assortment of robes. Wc have the small carriage or cutter robe of genuine fur and also the imitation fur robe. Wc also have the big heavy robes that are large enough and heavy enough to cover the whole family. These robes are all of good grade and quality and range m price to suit every purchaser. ■ . Don't forget the needs of your horses during lhe coming cold days. We have ‘ many patterns of horse blankets in all-wool and part wool, large and warm. .Fancy designs if required. Stable blankets for all sizes of horses. See our stock of Fur Coats, Robes and blankets before you buy elsewhere. Goodyear 'Bros., 111-115 E.. State SI No.' 1, Phone No.'I. Implements. Hestln.s, Mich. �THE BA9TIXOS BANNER. DECEMBER S. 1914. Home Made Sauer Kraut International Sunday School Lesson 'That’i Made Right, Is Right and sold Right, we made it ourselves and sell it purselves, so we Enow. We are getting a big sale on it. PAGE PLEVEN plum Pudding and fruit Cakes Have You Tried Our Oleomargarine? from CJood Old fashioned Christmas Recipes It will help you to save on tl|c cost of living, and its clean and wholesome. There is no mistake about this! We have the Puddings and Cakes foZ Christmas Festivities that will bring back the times of your childhood. The reason is we make these from those GOOD OLD HOMt RECIPES like mother used to use when she made PLUM PUDDING and FRUIT CAKE. BESSMER BROS The Meat Market Men. Haitingi, Mich. Phone 16a Christinas Greetings We have the largest and most complete assortment of cards, seals, ribbon, bells, festoons, fancy cord, labels, tags, calender pads, place cards, post cards, etc. ever shown here, See the variety in our west window. These add the Xmas sentiment to your gifts, Don't lose it. They cost so little you can afford them. venwKl In the hcutlng and ventilating question will tell you that it 1" Im­ possible to properly ventilate a J>uJld- <£ef Us pot-hbl. flntafiod" it ascend Star gakery and Restaurant might llll all .things" (Eph. <:10) and "sit on my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool” (Heb. Phone 381. But V The Sanitary Needs of The City of Hastings rhal Is being dons with th« charged directly Into the Thornopplu River without any preliminary purlflcatlun and probably, without much thought upon ths part of this .com* munity an to tho effect that such the cities nnd villages below that ure situated upon thia river, or -the Grand River Into- which this river dta-' the fogirnl outlets for the eewngc of any community. O.i the other hand. of Ills presence! The dlwtnimgeil. tho lonesome, tho imperilled believ­ er has w|th Him iho on* • •• for hta power, tin—~ Evory Drop’1 Get a can today from and the psalms” commands i :w 'a da. f Him. Ami thr Sixth, and briefly, the preparation for doing tbta work. Observe Hta tho suffering, thlrj-day resurrection word of peace to them (Luke 24:8i»>. of the I. peace 'with Him ta tho first thing. pcrtranc. Without this none can do His work. 385 acres; extra'buildings. these And then peace from Him belong* tu 285 acres, good buildings. 180 acres, good bulWIngs. 128- acres, .gvpxl buildings. Important fact thut nil uf pi- Ohl Testament scriptures had for their al»u th" sending 120 acres, good buildings. 80 acres, extra buildings. one subject the Coming Ono. Those 120 acres, good buildings. 39 books nre nsmcthlng more than n; 98 acres, buildings ISO acres, buildings Make much of thin. proportionately blessed and helpful 192 acres, extra buildings. so acres, extra buildings. as nr have our times and seasons of Ing that was asked Of the disciples. tarrying with Him and before Him In SO acre*, good buildings. Z In Jtalthew, (hr Jewish Gospel, the meditation and prayer." 40 acres, good buildings. commission ta th«- kingdom oimtntasloii; while in Luke Is given "tile proper t'hristlnn mission." Thr dis* 180 acres, extra buildings. 110 acre*, good buildings. SO acres, extra buildings. 20 acres, extra buildings. 59 acres, fair buildings. 22 acres, good buildings. n< m unto all nntl.ms” (Mt. 24:14). i eompltahed. despite tho unfaithful­ 120 acres, extra buildings. leading Up to the scene of Mt. 25:31- 1 n,‘»* “nJ unbelief of men.' May God 158 acres, extra buildings. 4C. Quoting from another "The I help u- to know His truth. and\to 180 acres, good buildings. 80 acr^a, buildings.' <<>mpltahmenl of-this commission In 80 acres, good buildings. Matthew, but of the mission In Luke, 40 acres, good buildings. the bonk itself being, as lx known, the 100 nercs. extra buildings. continuation of his Gospel" Acts 1:1. 120 acres, extra buildings. Note (that In 2 with Luko 1:1-4.) 40 acre* good buildings. Statthew* (2S:2i>), the end <>f the agx'| School Report. foul air from this room, would ucpoimnoOate inn nine people. Th< r<v arc 25 occupuffts in the roam ail the .■■■cording tu His invitation nnd ap­ time and them arc 60 In the room pointment? "Hut why is Galilee mad, half the time. »•> prominent hi the last chapter of Matthew? It Is. Indeed, n strong xions regarding the ventilation of and important point In this Gospel. your High School building. The high school room ta hy far the worst from u sanitary- standpoint. Gospel of Matthew, which Kiu* vs Miliulilv place and burned or safely exclusively. Ills Galilean ministry. h|kico would nccummoduti* 145. Tin air apace would accommodate 218. rejected Hhn and ><>ught to kill Him This being used as an open sewer b> the glusH area ta 20 per c,'nt shy. through Herod in it* infancy. Thercabout twelvn families nnd your Under Ideal conditions the vcntilat- is only found in Mlitthew. streets ure sprinkled from this creek the ventilating outlets will servo IN tatry Ho beg«fta—tr In 'the Galileo of abomination of sanitarians, outdoor |M*oplr. In this room part of the thr nations' (chapter Iv). Thu must open vault closets, are numerous and time you are housing 320 growing, Ignorant "Jewsr resided in Galilee and Krom these llgurea you can they' had become mixed with the must eventually. If not already so, pupils. thl.t avntilea. become a menace to tho health of Hu ■ro that whatever • ventilation community. The-o)d fluors In th lx bulld- look, fol* "Ot <»f (l.ililee urip.'th u« A JI ilk Commission should be Hta first created and nothing left to the silvered, that it in practically tntpos- prophet" (John v 11:53.) It chance or the honesty of the vendor. alble to keep them in a dustb-os and appearing there was prophetic. wus tt sign that Israel would reject sanitary condition.. Bo much fur tho Him a nd' that tho people sitting in era section of the city should be in­ high school building, und I merely darknese would behold tho grout light stalled. Inasmuch ns-this will dls- present these actual facts und tigiiro to you mi that after Hearing them you will have no occasion to remark "I mined ns to pollution, but owing to geological conditions this danger 1» tn this "t the -JfclwtiX’m. .-the very remote. . . The WdrcY M-hool situated cl.w . Klngib'in t-re.ich. d .ind rojectadj Wi The traveler surmises that the (he-high school ta^x good building nnd public w-hoola In a community the with un expenditure of enough nmney Salem.. Ho returns to- the place of sire, of Hansings will, of course, b. to properly ventilate the rooms there­ His rejeittlon und Hla disciple.', have In. would furnish an excellent place to go there und meet Him In'Galilee. tho acinltar)- requlrenionts relating t, In which to educate the growing^tenheating, ventilation, lighting and-toil­ (ration. Tho traveler rtlso has ne­ et facilities. Accordingly he proceeds proclaim the kingdom world-wide. 4<> to the high Khoof building and, us he situated In the southeast section of (rounds tho corner, (he catches sight of tho city. Thia ja'a school house that them.' G.ol.Cleln. And an ancient three-story affair, <on- tom Im in . operation. . ........ Farmers nnd others collect the garbage possibly tent that the eflluenl from any dta- twice n week; a few of the h«>u«e> have closed tholr garbage cans. This Is radically wrong and closed cans should bo Insisted uirtin. and the gnrbugo should be collected /tt least three times a week during the c<dd You Can Do Your Best Only when brain and body are property nourished. Grape-Nuts FOOD —made from choice nutriment of these grplns, and furnishes In perfect balance the elements Nature needs for right nourishment—In the right wn>\ IIcIoum to taste! “There’s ■ Reason” Grape-Nuts Sill b Sntin —iiirphri slderel relics of tho past by architects whoso spoclally It Is to design build­ plorable fact that, in all probability, ings Miltable for public school purthe pupils of this schcol will have to K through another winter with m Upon a thorough investigation of toilet accommodations other th.ifl the the sanitary conditions In the school old Insanitary privies. Tho toilets building. It Is mpro than’ apparent liave already, been It'Mtnlled In tho basement and everything it in readi­ considered us a jiroper place to allow ness for connection with the sanitary growing Individuals' to congregate On walking back to tho hotel the If Its From This Store Its Matter What MNo Matter When No Not so very hard to have things fixed that way either. It just takes a little careful watching, some experience, a diligent practice of good storekeeping and there you are. Potto Rico Molasses, the kind formerly handled by The J. S. Goodyear Company. A good grade Coflee, ffer lb. 15c. 3 lbs. for '10c 3 cans Pineapple, 15c size------------------- 3 cans for 25c 8 bars Lenox Soap for---------------25c 7 lbs. Best Rolled Oats for — -2Sc Can Peas, fancy quality,-----------——3 cans for 25c . Can Com, fancy quality------------ 3 cans for 25c Can Tomatoes and Beets _.__3 cans for 25c Genuine Whole Codfish —----------- per lb. 12 '. j Vacuum Process Coffee _______ .per lb. 35, 40 and 45c TN°pi6°e E. C. Russ & Son Grocers /fastings, Mich. ta menthined In giving the Jewish i Bunnell 'rohoul report for month commission, unit compare tho laxt ’ ending Nov. 20. '14. ■ ■ Muse «>f Mt. 21:14. while In Luke I Number of days taught, 18. liower (.-mmethlrw to happenNumber boys enrolled, 3. The Christian misslun. Is Number of girls enrolled, 1. tnes-ca of these things (V Total enrollment. 10. 'hrb.t'.i suffering, rexurreePercentage-of attendance. J00. s responsibility. ’ and kinWinnid Winnib ItobliuKin, Robinson, teacher. tenches dri ll truths.,. Ing church hud held faithfully to | 1. (hta .work! But It h.ie n->t. ’ The| — J (ruth about Chrtet I* being denied on i U LJ L I I ltg| /\ ■•vviy hand, the truth about »ln‘ ta| | I v I ' " V,1 ' or . p.4' •«£.»( r»(i«mtance. -ror wmntinw -|«4 ni i FOB r~i «U. ■ aarOBM» a nultalitiitcd for res.ncr.iu.il, men-try . . • <| „f hax Ing them ; pj_ht away—the first day you itart to lern.cnt has be. n take RHEU.MA—the Uric Add poiwn bcprcachln,: of thej gins to dissolve and leave the sore jointa I hope has been ' and muscle*. Its action is little less than ..... Id «.inversion X‘|-“'' magical. 50 cents a bottle—guaranteed. bcconiv tho popular thing although it I Judge Barhorst of Ft. Loraime, Ohio, Mill remains the lmp<n>*lble thing In1 Mjm: "After treatment by three doctors H H t. U IV1 A I 1SIV1 case of Rheumatism, by using two b , of RHEU.MA.” CAI1VETH & STEBBINS <-s worship 128:17.), which ta duo only to God; to Him Iwioags nil pow.-r heavenly hrid earthly 38:18). which certainly speak.u for His deity; Hi* Name ta placed on an equality with j' )♦ ♦ ■ ♦ Bec'y State Bward of Health. edge of the future, a knowledge Grace Bolycn, tcasttar. > sewing' hands und feet . flesh nod- “ bones, capable of ta-tng handled nn.l 10 seen (Lk,24:39. 40); Ha ate (24:43), ‘ • MMther humanity;' Hr ▼ knew nnd expounded the scripture* to Hta dlaeiplr-s (21:45); In His name remission of sins ta preached (24:47); He sent the Holy Ghost (24:49*). How precious these things arc 4o our souls! What an abundance of testi­ mony. to Hta Prison and Werl. I.. lheah few yeraek! । ♦ 7aJ J ♦ Bofor. Ha > Christian ♦ School Report. , them of power (28:18). Burdick school. D^trh-t No. 7. re­ service cun.be done acceptably only port for month ending November 20. tn His power. "Without me ye can do nothing." but "1 <-an do all thlngrR Total attendance, 247fc. through Christ which streugthrneth Average dally attendance. 12.87me." .He menltons power Jieforv Namber of boys enrolled, 7. work. And this Is tho: proper order. Number of girls enrolled. 8. 50 10 73 92 ISO acres, fair acres, good acres, good acres, good acres, stood buildings. buildings. buildings. buildings. 'buildings. 110 93 74 so 50 100 118 so acres, acres, acres, acres. acres, acres, acres, acres, extra extra extra gi»Hl extra gaud good good buildings. buildings. buildings. buildings. buildings. buildings. buildings. buildings. s, too; 120 acres. extra buildings. 198 acres, extra building*. Ezra S. Morehouse & Co. tastings nt Charles Bauer's Office Saturday from 1.00 to o'clock. NOW’S THE TIME Important rordu nre commands, nnd are ji of a certain street, not the main street with His disciples, unto the Cunsii-T mmatlon of the ago (28:20.) pre*-' ence In many places being one of the ■ tho main street and paved with con­ attributes which belongs t<« God crete. Judging from the condition alone; Ills words concerning the end ' street cleaning department spends most of the time In the business dis­ trict of tho city. In conclusion, X,wlgh to call your attention to tho photographs which Illustrate tho conditions referred to ,ln this brief and, I trust, not-too pun­ gent narrative of a sanitary survey of yot)r city nnd trust my visit and the criticisms offered will bo . productive of a movement which will have for its object the betterment of the pres­ ent undesirable conditions. Farms for Sale Slny wc find in this you that I go foul nlr vents, under Ideal condition*. of water supply for seme community further down ehe stream. It Is not “Jhe Plum Pudding /louse each Individual. equal 200 cu. feet, suppllel by some tne- after Hta p&wlon by many Inf.illlble proofs, being seen of tn. tn forty d.iys^ and speaking of the thtni:* pertaining you (hr conditions In'your school, n, to the kingdom of G<>>l" (Acts 1:3). Hastings, Mich. compared with theso standards, we Our preMint l<n»un deal* with thl« will take* for instance the eighth po»t-ri'*urrccti<>n commbwtan of Hl* grade room on the first floor. An (Hn-iplro.. In Hudylng tin1 lowon. wc tar ns floor.space Is concerned, the room Is Urge enough to accomniodn<« From u standpplnt of nlr •Ing supply; but It ta practical; It | 57 pupils. •pare, thr roonl will accommodate 75 From a standpoint of gtaw and no doubt but that In the future pupils. I'I'.KSICNCE. 1'ROfrHECY. It will bn postlvvly mandatory that 1‘ROCLAM ATI' ■■■’ all aewagobb purified, to u certain degree before It Is discharged Into PREPARATION. cry Inland lake, river. sircafti or naPURPO.SK. Tim Outline Row case a polluted river or body of wa­ conditions if the tiling* ter Is the only available source of supply adequate to n\est the.demand of tiny community. It fg neceuuiry ed. amounts to practically nothing, Icul filtration and posHibly by chemi- and whatever ventilation Is furnUhv l rd gives testimony to Hta Hun. H for this room, ta afforded by opening ■n a mountain thaxthc mectihe munity. which Is taking Its 'water from polluted sources, ngumrt .thr Ventilation' can be obtained by tills ravages of watrr-borno dlaeftsM means. On the other hand there nre Htmjy to Stounluh There are certain delnlto standards of pollution which, must not be ex­ Hied rtmrn on the ceeded If such a nitration plant can when the ventilation by this method mount (5:1 tho fhinsflguration bo relied upon to perform efllelrn'. amounts to practically nothing. Re­ (17:9); th. try Into Jerusalem service. The limit of pollution l» garding the ventilating flues, both In­ take and exhaust In the room. at. the II. Coll in tho water delivered to any present time, under Ideal condition*. purification plant ta higher than about 600 per 100 cu. centimeters. the Inlets, the fresh air supplied by Or If in ft one-tenth cu. cm. sample these ventilators Is sufllclent to nctho fu- " ■ C. E. Harvey North .Side Pharmacist your Christmas flaking We have every convenience for making ANYTHING YOU WANT and making it rich and appetizing. We use only high grade materials and produce only high grade products. ' . Phone us early what you want us to make for you. God ^>ath You can right now BUY your ENTIRE NEEDS for the WINTER in ALL KINDS of GOALS and COKE for All kinds of Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges. We also have -GENUINE GAS COKE in Five sizes, Furnace, Egg, Nut, Pea and Smithing or Slack. When ordering be sure and telLus which size you wish and we will do thq rest. Just step in and SEE, THAT’S all we ask. We invite Inspection and we are always pleased to show you what we have in COAL, FLOUR, CEMENT, BRAN, MIDDLINGS, and in fact anything we have for sale. BRING in your Samples of Seeds, Beans, Wheat, Oats, or anything you have for SALE that is handled by ANY" ELEVATOR arid we will name YOU a PRICE. Under the present Market conditions it is impossible to quote future price but our aim is to pay all we can for Grain, Beans or Seeds on each day’s market. Call us. by Phync. Give us a friendly call, the latch string is always outr we are always at home. Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. Dealers In Drain, Beans, Seed, Hay, Deal, Cement, Hides, Pelts, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS, MICH. ♦ ♦ + + > ▲ ▲ ▲ I J ♦ ♦ �THE n.lSTTMOS BAMXEB, nECFMBKKS.lgH. WATCH THE CHILD'S READING (gJeickgenant & ftiede Itieiokgenant & fy'ede Clothing A Shot Depirtmant Clothing A Shot Dipartmtnt Ol especial interest and importance to every GIFT BUYER is the unrivalled opportunity for selection which our line affords OUR CHRISTMAS STOCK OF GIFTS Stands unrivalled in variety and beauty of design and in quality. Men's Neckwear Neatly Boxed for Gifts Perhaps you don’t, think so but men enjoy getting nobby neckwear. We havo the newest and most com­ plete line in the city. 50c Neckwear, a remarkable variety latest designs, all silks, excellent quality in light, medium or dark colors each in a neat box. 75c Neckwear fur Men who care.rich colorings, full flowing ends, this qua­ lity is usually retailed at $1.00. 25c Neckwear, you will think these are worth 50c, its only an opportune purchase that makes the price possible Tie Pins—Why pay a long price when you can get a pin of serviceable quality at these prices, all the latest and newest designs, fit for any man to wear at $1.00, 50c and___ 25c CufF Links—Not an old set to choose from, all neatly boxed, splendid line of patterns. Prices $1. 50c am* 25c Combination Sets, cufF links and tie pins, each in a handsome box, price per set $1.00, 75c and__ *_r_.50c Combination Sets, tie clasp, tie pin and cufT links, every man's delight. Prices, per set $1.00, 75c and 50c Infants Soft Sole New stock per pair 25c and 50c Gartersand arm bands, suspenders and garters, belt and garters, etc. Each set in a handsome box, an ideal gift. The “Hold Up,” latest novelty for men, contains a pair of Paris Gar­ ters and silk arm bands (Il book lorn) 50c 75o Set, leather belt and Paris garters, always useful. 75c Set, Suspenders and garters in. hand­ some padded box. 50c Silk garters and silk arm bands, very pretty box. 25c Set, Paris garters and arm bands, a most, serviceable inexpensive gift. 50c and 25c Suspenders, good quality, each pair in a separate box,. Women’s' Slippers $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Old .Mr. Taylor. 1* very poorly al Uii* writing. .Marguerite Bower und boylna Snore visited their ulster. Mrs. Ftanlc Bmith land family fiotn Thursday until Sund.iy> ARTISTIC 48c, $1.00, $1.50 Hundreds of Other Items Suitable for Gifts for Men, Women, Missis, Boys and Children. $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Per Pair Gome in and See Them. । amt family, returned to litir home in Allogati, Friday. Jay !•< nnington nnd Tamiljr visited friend* l^-Morgan. Sunday. • CONCRETE CHIMNEYS AND HOW THEY ARE CONSTRUCTED SENSE OF SEXES. Mureumt and Art Gillarlss of the World Prove Superiority of Man, 8ays This Writer. Children's Shoes SLIPPERS Men’s Slippers family. Few of u* realize tbe enormous power of literature upon childhood, for it is so luaidloua in u* action. Bock after book Is read and, w« think, for­ gotten. yet those very book/ are tbs ones upon wblch opinions have bee® formulated; hero a IltUo and there a little, wo have amassed our kaowledge through them as medium. We hear parent* exclaiming *t the ox■traordiiiary Ideas their children have; they often «ay they cannot think where they have got them from anii add that they never thought such things In their young days. Of course they did not; the last geheraUon read' much leu nug traveled far lea* than tbe present one; tbcrw were no cir­ culating libraries and books so chess that a few r*nce could buy them. Their opportunities wero limited with­ in a much narrower circle, and It la because of the very facilities which our children now have for reading ev­ erything that It Is more important than ercr that they should be super­ vised in the matter. Tho control will not be foil, If only from the first those In authority would take the trouble to read aloud and suggest delightful books. A child who has found by experience that ho has received tho keenest enjoyment when hearing or reading books recommended by his parents, will bo more likely to ask for advlco and discuss what he has read with them. So tho trend of bls .men­ tal growth can be directed, and those who are responsible for bls education will Have a better knowledge of his Individual development and will nei­ ther retard nor unduly force him.— Mrs. Theodore Chambers. I notice that In a department store advertisement women are quoted as wondertag how men can produce such excellent results with draperies. More­ over. one of tho domestic “bromides'* Is this: “That's Just like a man!" Very sarcastic and wholly uncom­ plimentary to hla sense of taste! But by the red covers of Baedeker. Is not the artistic sense of crude men quite equal to that of fair woman? I ask you to follow Baedekor to all the gal­ leries and museums of tho world and Who mixed tho pigments for that .Madonna? Whose chisel sculptored th kt Apollo? Whoso hand (raced tho lines for Sj. Fitter's? Who palntsd most of the world's great pictures, carved most of Ils statues, built its Parthenon* and Taj -Mahals? Men, and not women. Who make most of the designs for all kinds of dress fabrics nnd- laces? Men. Who blends tha delicate dyes for the hun­ dred shades that qdorn milady? Some - The -masculine has quite enough to harry him. but lack of artistic sense Is not his sex shortcoming.—Philadel­ phia IxRjger. ■ Marks End of Childhood. Children pass out of a stage­ beautiful, exquisitely simple—In dinner nt Woodlund; tun ul Ku>‘ Jlowladi Old Mother Earth -A concrete chimney in ornamental design. AH chimney* regardless of should h^ve good foundation*, chimney 1* nut.carried down i i <I«-pth of the cellar. It should 2—A concrete chimney in process of construction. The lining inside the wooden forms serves <S*the inner fonp. chimney.' It k often the cuvtoni to wrap the Ulf Hue form* In one or tw > thlekncMcs'of Uror building paper *o <is to leave 4. small sImcc around the fiui'«, thus iilowi<Ut for cx;uin«hui ..r jyjujH jjeutod, the ptir- my. Where tbe house I* oou»lructed I with concrete walls, the.chimney cu«t ait an integral part of the walla, and. consequently, needs hi*'separate. The Battle Creek Building and Loan Association »s look­ ing for people who wish to loan their money on Real Estate Security. Money invested in this association is exempt from taxation by the laws of this stalo and it is loaned on homes of the best class of wage earners, receiving their incomes weekly or monthly. All our money is secured by GILT EDGE, improved real estate, backed by anJnyirancc policy. Let Your Money Earn All It Is Worth Money invested in this association will NET the investor • ’ or eravcl. In mixing the concrete II I* convenient to remember that one bag ot Portland cement I* equivalent •to 1 cubic foot, so that the proportion can l>o stated' nx I bag of Portland Iden by Interior plaster and the walla ! of the building, only rough forma are (Tequlrcd. euvh a* are shown In Fig. 3.. . When rdof level is reached more uttettUea must be given to the form*. ImfMjsod and artificial life. And they are lost. Out of the finished, careful, watchful. *->strulned n.an and woman no child emerges again—'The Po»- 5*6 Per Cent Interest and investors receive their interest every six months (January and July). If interested write or see forking Albert Altoft and Jasper F, Black HASTINGS. MICHIGAN �PAGE THIRTEEN The Pleasure of Giving ILL be greatly enhanaed if your Christmas shopping is done with the view of getting something that will add to the beauty'and comforts of the home. WHAT WOULD BE MORE APPROPRIATE than some piece of good furniture bought from our immense stock which we have on hand? Think of the large amount of comfort contained in one of our large „ Easy Rockers—Prices Ranging at from $1.75 to $35,00 $3.75 in Quartered Oak Wc arc overstocked Rockers and some big ducenients are being offered in the way of low prices. Chester and daughter D.>r.»i Hnatlmtx. and Nr, nnd Mr*. XVnncdy and family of the Sun Thnnkaglvlng Day. and family, and Carl nnd Beatrice M< Donald, spent Th.inlowlvlnc Day with Fred Smith nnd family. . Tim Annual Annlv.-mary dinner of tho Tx A. 8. will be held in th- < hur. li Friendship's Duties. "How many coolni-ssns would avo(de<t cculd we leant tv »eo i friendship. llko all other ndatlbut life, lia* more dalles than rights' L. Soulgbj. DRUNKENNESS 609^5 Herodotus, 400, B. C. ill Christmas Do not wait until the last day to make your selections and then take what is left, but now while the stock is at its very best. We will gladly set it away with those already purchased and deliver it when you wish. . Price $12.75 in Bcstu Leather Price $14.50 in Oak. Pol­ ished or Waxed Finish Sir. and Mr*. H. Da^mak-o >i Thank*?ivln« with Their dnmrhur Furniture Co Price $13.50, Quartered Oak Polished WINTER SESSION Good Furniture at Less Money :: Undertaking at Lower Price^ Forest Notes O|M*n* January til, in nil Be- •U|M*rlorlty Nuu<t>& ot aorr books.# Percent or.attendance. 100. Those w4}<» received half holidays are Doris 8. Jewell, Orphn Schoch. Louisa Durham. Neil Shepard, Dale • Buiterttald. Clifford Dunn, Meta.* C. Campbell. Kmereun Cortrlght. Glenn Phjlllp*. Jessie K. Jewell. Hoy Caltahnlu. Vrrn Blanck, M.iylan Kennedy. ht'liotil Ilcporl. Following ta ttfe oebobl report of urker school fur month ending No-, NORTHEAST CAMLJON. MIm Mary Wortley did some xcwlng r her slater. Ms*. Cha*, Darby, last Fred Van Buren md win. of Mar­ quette. Mich., are making «n extend­ ed visit with the former** staler. Mr*. Wm. -Wording and family. Warren William* of Table Mound*. Kanoas. was a Thanksgiving gue*t of hta parent*. William William* and Pilot plants make Acetylene automatically a little at a time as you use it in your gas cooking stove and in your lights distributed throughout your house, your bams and out-buildings. You simply fill the generator with the gas-producing stone “Union Carbide" and water about once a month. ' Stomach Troubles The leading doctor* of France have for years u*cd a prescription of vege­ table oils for chronic stomach trouble •nd constipation that acts like, a charm.■ One dose will convince you- Severe cafes of years* standIFig are often great­ ly benefited within 24 hours S? many people arc getting sutprining results that wc feel all persons suffering from constipation, lower bowel, liver- and stomach troubles should try Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. It i» now sold here by With Home-Made Acetylene And Make Your Acetylene With Pilot Lighting Plant ThosZ neither -»b*<nt nor tardy during- tho month wore Marjorie und ’Theodore Tack, UhrtaUe und Alfred French Remedy for Light Your House and Barns—Cook. Your Meals Boy Tasker und family of Oduaxa were Kiicot* of their Wm. Tasker and family Sunday. George Rayjndml gmlth near Quimby. . Oliver Johnson *pvnt torn* time prw.ching ut place*, were jupst* of John and family Thhnk»giviuB >| Mias Dora Slrhnluck spent Haturly with MIm (Henna Greenfield. ' Pilot plants are approved by The National Board of Fire tirance LTnderwrHarw. All told, over 250,000 country homes .are using. Acetylene made the Pilot way. A complete Pilot plant, consisting of generator, -pipes— hand­ some light fixtuj.es and gas cook stove, can be installed in any country home in a couple of days’, time. 7 Such a plant is a permanent improvement and will furnish you with the cheapest, safest and .no*t’ practical light and fuel now available for country home requirements. WnteUbr our illustrated catalogs and descriptive booklets giving #11 the* facts. ill A. R. GRAHAM leading druggists ami druggists cv ,vrywh«rc. • 80S Mason Street ^Compound. • for coughs, co croup, F<A«y Kidnsy; P|1U at Cathlrnc Tubist*. For salo town by Arthur Mulholland.- •BANNER WANT ADV& ?AYr Flint, Mich. OXWELD ACETYLENE <20., CHICAGO �PAGE FOURTEEN Mulholland’s Drug Store Already is Interesting Many Early Christinas Buyers Mure than ever this store, this year, is loaded with dainty, practical merchandise within the reach of all. Our enormous Book Line, as usual, will be our big feature. Our display when fully completed, consisting of Christmas Cards and Booklets, Bibles and Stationery, Jap Baskets, Parisian Ivory Toilet Pieces, Manicure Novel ties. Leather Goods and Hundreds of Imported Novelties rd on A. R. Woolcott. Monday. . Mr*. It. tt. Downing, whoha«‘bcen at tha Mayo hospital in Rochester, Minn., with t»r daughter, Mrs. Claud I-ewl* of Kalamazoo, .pent Bunday at homo and report rd that Mrs^l^wlt |j at her horn* and In doing fine.' Mr*. Downing wont to Kalamaxno, Monday to help, care for Mrs. Lewis a few­ more day* MIm EMa Wolf of Detroit visited her mother, Mrs. L. 2. Seaman last Mlss Me* Hoff, who ha* been help­ ing Mr* Waiter J<og*n, went, to her homo In Clio, Monday > Mrs. Cha* Cool visited relatives In Grand Rapid* Wednesday and Thurs­ day of last week. Mr* A. h. Snyder 1* visiting her NORTH XASHVILLE.' -Ml»s Mabel Marti. of Grand Rap. । Id* spent Thanksgiving with hey par­ ent* Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Marble. Mis* Jennie Huckel . spent Thanks­ giving with Battle Creek friend*. Where You Do the Best | NASHVILLE Goods Delivered | Visit with relative* wr 3Jr. and Mrs. Clift Klelnhana and •on William spent Thanksgiving with Dale Quick and family at Alngvr. Mr. AQd’Mrs. E. Rothhnur and chil­ dren were Thanksgiving guests at Dr. C. I'. Lathrop'* in HiikUng*. Mr* F. C. Wilkie of Glendale, Idaho, c.ime U«t Thursday to sjienil the win­ ter with her mother, Mr*. L Brurr.m. There never can be a time when you will ENJOY A NEW SUIT of OVER­ COAT more than you will during the next few weeks—JUST THINK----- Won’t you feel good to w&lk in among your friends at Christmas time dreBsed in one of our New Swell-Fitting Suits? Suits are not all of. our lines though. We have everything in Men's, Young Men's and Boy’s Clothing and Furnishings. Ladies, you’ll be quite apt to find what HE will want for Christmas at our store. Better look in some day soon. Wolcott ThChrthieriVe Freeport, Michigan ACCOUNTS FOR OLD LEGEND the doctor's care the past week. Mrs. Joe Sidman was operated on I Monday for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. Ahen Brigham and In tho legend of the Golden Fleece lies hidden the record of an ancient method of the Tlbarenl, tho sons of Tubal, for tho collection of gold. Tho north coast of Aslg Minor produced large quantities of the precious metals, as well u copper and iron. Gold was found In tbe gravel, as often' happens still In streams draining from copper regjons. Tho gold In copper ores, originally containing Insignificant amounts of tho precious metal, ac­ cumulates In tbe course of ages, and sometimes forms placers of astonish­ ing richness,. will merit the approval of the most critical buyers, both selection and price. Your inspection is earnestly invited. We are prepared to make Christmas Giving a pleasure instead of the usual burden. ■The Leading Druggist If You Don’t, You Better Go to the Fiji Islands. If You Do WE WANT TO SEE. YOU! * gold-bearing gravel, first . _ which concentrated t|>o fold Into rela­ tively small amount* of sand. This was then collected and washed through sluices having the bottoms lined with Rapid* visited her parents cost of sheepskins. The gold would sink into town from Thursday until the middle of the following week. washed away in the awlfl current The skins were removed from the sluices, tho coarsest gold shaken out, and tho fleeces, still glittering with the yellow metal, were hung upon boughs to dry so that the rest of the home of H. C. Peckham. Miss Eunice Herrington of Belding gold might be beaten from them, and saved. The early Greek mariners, wit­ visited her parent* here from Thurs­ nessing this process, carried home day until Monday morning. Mis* R<»a Beuhler wa* In Grand Rapids Friday. . Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Allen spent Thanksgiving nt Grunt with <he form­ - Ralph Bo/ma spent Thursday <wltl» er's sister. Mrs. H. J. Bttckley. David Kuns'and daughter Pauline, hl* pOvnU west of the village. Bert iReuter of Grand Rapid* en­ joyed Ml* Thanksgiving dinner with his father and sister of this place. Cloyd Barcroft of Detroit is home for a week's vacation with his parents Tuesday evening. Tile Juniors hid and if tho seniors found them'(he Juniors had Io pay two-thirds of tho expenses, After so many millenniums tho metalliferous country of Tubal-Caln La once more coming Into prominence. Tbe natives still cull tho blgh-grado copper ore, ahd break It Into smalls, which they cover with wood and roast to matte; they still work tho matte in forgo-llko furnaces to black copper, which they ship to Alexandretta and to Euxlne port*. They still make tbe finish by local Damascene workmen. These decadent methods, .that glye a hint of the approved pracUce of the father of metallurgy, will soon become wholly extinct, for tho modern miner Is studying the disseminated copper Mica -HoMna Simpson of Grand Rapids spent several days Inst week with her parent*'here In the village. threatening to rekindle on a magnifi­ cent scalo tbe smoldering flres of Tubal-Caln.—Argonaut. ' Dl|bahni i’. U Hcwcn ot Lanrinx was n guest ■' J*. M. Quick's from Wconeiday til! liday qoon. . ML-s15 Mildred Quick spent her Thankairhlni vacation afher borne In Grand Rapid* nnd Miss Agm-s Rosch- How the Humbug First Buxxsd. It ta not generally known that the word "humbug,”, long so much In vogue, is of Hcottlsh origin. There wait In olden time a family called Bogue, or Hoag, of that Ilk in Berwickshire. A daughter of. tho family married a son of Hume of Hume. In process of time, by default of male Issue, th* Boguu who was called popularly '.'Hume o' tho Bogue, or, rattier "Hum o' the Bug." himself, bls wife,'family, brother and al) his ancestors on both aides. Ills Miss M-r.-'e Ferry of l)etr<l it .visit­ talcs, however, did not pass current 'd her parent* Mr. and Mrs. George and at last, when anyone made an ex­ Perry the latter part of last week and traordinary statement tn the Nearns In Marlon. Ind., nnd from there be will the hearer would shrug up bU shoul­ go t<> Kansas City. Balt lake City and ders, and style It Just *'A hum o' the other wear* rn points before returning bug.” This waa shortened Into hum­ Mr. nnd Mrs. O. A. Riggins of Grand bug and the word soon spread over Rapids spent Thanktglvlng with the the whole kingdom. latter** parents, Mr. and Mrs. "C. P. Parrott camo home from Grand Rap­ ids Wednesday evening to spend gi • Thanksgiving vacation. and Mrs. Henry Yerty. Thanksgiving. A. Fest und family moved lust Mr. and Mra. M. L Munson spent week on Dr. Morris' farm south of Thursday and Friday at Charlotte. Mbs Clara Heckathorp visited her brother Bert and hla vyife al Muir last Names, Plsasa. There is nothing lovelier and sweat­ er than an old lady willing to admit her years, and nothing more ridicu­ lous and pathetic than one who-wntertsdns the delusion that clothes and puff* and powder can shoo the years away.—Toledo Blade. ThankiRCiving guest* of O. W. Mood and family In Bellevue. . Mr. and'Mra Jasper Deed* are nice­ ly tiled Iu their new home on North •Main fit. Mrn nnd Mrs. F. Kent Nelson and The entire United BUtes, exclusive of foreign possessions, con Ulna about 1.800,000,000 acres. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. admirer of a young middy who served j on the same warship, says the l-orri don" Citizen. An accident occurred— a man overboard and a gallant rescue' by one of tho lieutenants, which: brought a handsome letter of com-1 mendatlon from the admiralty. '"Not that, exactly." replied the hus­ "It's, a nice thing to get a letter llkol band, "but. as an example, my dear, that,", said the old tar to hie young i you recall that picture I had taken tho other day. In my riding toga—not "Well. HI have to wait my chance,” on a horse, you know, but Just stand­ said tho middy. ing In my riding outfit, with my crop "See here,” said the other, Til drop held in my hand. Well, today the from lhe rigging, and you Jump in photographer 'phoned me that tbe pic­ tures are ready for mp and that they "But 1 can't swim,” was tho reply. "Never you mind.” said the veteraa. 'HI hold you up Ull the boat come*” Ths Modern Idea. Deadly *v7eapon* of War. Chappy—"Would you marry a wom­ Individuals attain considerable skill an who had sued another man for in handling thv bayonet. It is almost breach of promise?" Sappy—“It a mooted question in military circles would* depend largely on how much whether the bayonet ur saber Is the tho Jury had atrnrded her.''—Club Feb better weapon. Tho saber, undoubt­ edly', la -ho quicker weapon, and more skill is needed to handle It. Its Uter, however, depends entirely on ths strength of his right wrist and right arm, whereas the man. with the bayo- parries that nearly every muscle __of hi* bpfly Is • brought Into service. That. It In seen plainly, give* the bayo­ net the advantage in tho latter hinges Ruth spent a few days last week In Detroit, visiting relatives and friends. Asher Wrsborn and family of HasUngs und I,owe)I Deenond and family of North .Castleton spent Thaakaglv- visited her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perkin* Sunday. Mr. und Mrs. Harry Ritchie and family ate Thunkigtvlng dinner with Mr. ahd Mra. Leyter. Bfachj>f Bouth Nashville and Mr. arid Mrs. Clyde Evert* nnd family of Castleton Cen­ ter ate Thank giving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John Varney of the Ridge. BANNER WANT ABV8. PAY. for a Christmas Gift Tbe thoughtless,- fickle Christmas with its abundance of useless and expensive gifts is changing to a Christmas of practical giving of practical useful gifts. We Want to Sell You Some Furniture There ia not a more practical serviceable or inexpensive lasting gift that you can buy for your friends than a piece of furniture. Why don't you call and let us show you what a nice piece of furniture you can get for a little money. There's a Reason Why You Should Buy of Us We have a small store but we carry nice goods—wc have little expense—veny little clerk hire—and,can sell mighty cheap. Try us just once. ■ . FURNITURE G UNDERTAKING �~ ray nAJmxns-p.\inrBn. uu-pmr.c s, idii. Will There be a VICTROLA in Your Home This Christmas ? Select it Now at F. R. Pancoast's. Terms to Suit. Prices $15 to $200. THE PtRawd Rapids Jrust Rdhpany Cannot die. is experienced in financial matters and business affairs, has tho very host facilities i—.—mfunds -_ *—safely, ,-''f, is managed by offloors. lor Inruling directors aid employes o conummlfy and u Itself financially strong and responsible. These facts make It the eery but agency or Instrument to administer a trust no matter for vhat reason or purpose the trust Is created. re re rs r~s re <-» IM Ottawa jfH. if. U. Southwestern Barry Department wont tu Katamasoo Friday. Mr* Nora Ulanchard Grand Rapids on Monday week tu apend a few tUy* Dunkard church Hu miry evening. Joe J tines of Greenville spent Wed­ nesday night and.Thursday, with hU atslers. Mrs. EUah* Strong and Mr* John MeKibbea. olM'^t ton of Geo. McKibben, waa taken very ituddenly, III al the homo of Wm. Hayward laid for nine. They wars all former­ Tuihaday morning. Hr w.ia removed ly of BanflMd. Mr* Flor* Tungale and Mr* Bes­ Klbben, Wcdneetliay, und l« gaining sie Struln gave a Thanksgiving dinner Mitne. but la still very nick. In honor of their mother. Mr* Joaeph James Dlnwlddle'iin-l danghtcr Id* Ho Creek were the guests of Mr. und Mrs. Geo. Tungate Wednesday night. Rev. and Jlr* P. A. Fisher *pd Mixa DeUle Fisher were Bunday guesta of A. M. Edmonda and family. Mr. and Mr* Wm. Phillips and son at Dowling were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wlckwlre. Mr. and Mr* Dell Groat and Deo ate ‘Thanksgiving dlnnsr with Mr. and Mr* W. Peake nw Augusta, re- Hfnday. Really Not Hie Fault. "You sometimes disagree with these scientific exports?" “Not st all.” re­ plied the serene egotist. “Notwith­ standing the fact that > here thought Creek Mo mil to attend tho wrestling match, also Ray Pierce attended. Miss Bernice Williams, teacher of the Parker school, was the guest of her parent* In In Ing .Thursday. Missed an Opportunity. Hoax—'Whatever else I may bo 1' nm not proud." Jp*x—“Well, that’f something to bo proud of.”—Philadel­ phia Record. NORTUEAWT BAHRY. JI. 11. D«whi apant Thurv.uy with Mr. ami Mra. Hoy Gaxkil) of Delton. Mra. Roy FUher and children, who children of Yankee Hprlnsa, spent tho last of the week w)th her parents Mr. amf Mr* John Higdon. Barry, who have beer, too loy.il to spent from Thursday until Hat urday our -providers gpd protractor* t» gel dl the Whitlock home. up much enthusiasm oyer tho uotnuu liny f.mr was the guest of hta ■utfrago movement, felt qdlto a flutter of excitement Chat two of our number h«r parents John Robinson nnd wife al»<> their son Dewey*. alt of Itudlnm*. from Thursday until Monday. 11 timer Kelley nnd family of Pel­ ton spent Thanksgiving with Will Maurice Cock and family and IIIi ram t’ajrno unit family »p.-nl Th.tnkxglvlng In Delton with Mr* Ellxtbaih cay baa long been famous, and cedar fence posts often last for generations. Hunilay at Will Croekford’a in Carl­ ton. ' . . / Saturday. Nov. 2Sth. being tho 60lh nodding anniversary of Mr. nnd Mr* M. r. Fuller In Woodland the Holmes Church pijotde •<» 'ho number of flfte*n celebrated it by giving them a ■urpri.o Saturday evening. IJght refreehlcnta wero served. Tho company presented them wllh * beautiful bou- structlblllty of-cedar baa been poled tn the state of Washington, where a forest of hemlocks, near Acme, has grown up over an atxMent burled for­ est of cedar* The trunks of cedar, although lying Ln a moist soil, havo been almost perfectly preeervud fur at leaat 160 years, the length of time that the ritiga of growth show tbe homlocks to have been growing above their fallen predeceaaora. - Urf Bergman and. family have mpvcd onto thJir ncWly purchased farm. MIm Det* Hannon has returned to her home near Hickory Corner* after ■pending the summer with Milton Nobtea and wifeDylo Bunnell nnd wife spent Satur­ day In Hastings. ’ ‘ Is Abroad in the Land *We have made our display early to give those who wish an opportunity to make their selections before the Christmas Rush. We now have both tlw time , and the goods. • MANICURE SETS PARISIAN IVORY TOILET ■ WATERS All kinds in Ivory, Sil ver, E Sony, Rosewood and»Stag Horn. The new goods. Odd pieces or sets Nothing nicer. ANY SIZE, • KIND OR PRICE POPULAR COPYRIGHTS JUVENILE BOOKS BOOKS , y ■ All lhe latest ones. Buy now and read before giving away. Correspondence CARDS ‘ Any Size. Plain or initialed. Gold edges. Assorted boxes. Many Plica Orders Nov lor Spring Dellwry - This Is Our Guirintee We superintend tbe placing of our own pieces ol work~ that'a another reason why OUR customers are all so well pleased We cgn still'put in a Rood foundation duringf this exceptionally fine weather and by building the foundation now wc will assure you, ol an early spring delivery so you will not l>e disap­ pointed for Decoration Perfumes Both Package or Bulk From 25c to $1.00 an ounce. ' Stationery 1,000 titles to choose from at 50c per copy. Many of the origin­ al bindings among them. Boy Scouts and other series. Linen books for children. A big line v Best assortment ev­ er shown. See our cabinet assort­ ments. What every­ one needs. CANDY CIGARS HAND BAGS AND PURSES Liggett's famouschocolates just re­ ceived fresh from factory. All prices. Fancy boxes. Special Packages of our best brands for Xmas in boxes from 5 to 50. A LINE OF GOOD ONES HUAI. LEATHER We are always glad to take your order for upedal books and give you the best possible service. Hand your list in early and we can secure anything you want. I rick with Mr. and Mrs Benj. Meyrtck. Mr. and Mr* Joh tn llnuvenalr and^ family with friend* at Kulamuxoo. ” . Proaf of Insanity. „ A Pittsburgh boarder ta beaten up by hla landlady, armud with a Hatiron. breakfast. Well, how would onn ox pect a woman to dual with an iuians man?—Cleveland Plain Dealer. I Free To Every Customer IIVU IU kiuij UUUIUIIIUI chart calendar. BE SURE AND GET ONE. Carveth & Stebbins Phone 31 The Rexall Store Goods Delivered �THE HASTINGS. BANNER. DECEMBER «, 1*14, BIG CHRISTMAS OPENING At The People’s 5 and 10c Store SATURDAY, December 5th rrM /^ • f. 5 ATI | A A I VldkPre ( tTPHi I iniFAT' T JL lltz vJlLL IVLttlvvI o vJlCdl V/yjJJUl LLllllL-y e WE ARE PLEASED TO INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR HOLIDAY stock for wm. our splendid une of-holiday goods is now open^or inspection, call upon us early and make your.se, A nice gift for every little girl under seven years of age who accompanies her mother to our opening. Bring the little bne early, before the packages are all gone. Now, as always, the People’s 5 and 10c Store is the children’s store and Toytown will be at the height of its completeness by Saturday A Few Suggestions In Pleasing Gifts for the Grownups BARRETTS and COMBS BRUSHES and MIRRORS FANCY PINS SCARFS STATIONERY SHAVING SETS CUFF BOXES PURSES PICTURES FANCY BASKETS, ETC. Our Fine Holi day Stock Our 10c Side of China and Glassware is full of quality, variety, beauty and good taste. It would be a mistake to buy before you see our line. Will satisfy you, with the wonderful Bargains displayed. Note our fine line of Dishes and Jewelry for 10 cents Let us show you high grade, strictly modern, fair priced Holiday Goods. All are invited. A hearty welcome, no matter whether you come to see or buy. PEOPLE’S 5 & 10c STORE A. B. HEDRICK, Proprietor HASTINGS, MICH PHONE family life. Nowhero Is tbe blood tie so strong as gmong the Serbs or rev■ Servian peasant marries he does Into the “x^druga" or family tribo, often comprising as many ns s hun­ dred persons.' ruled over by a family chief. This chief keeps the money, makes the purchases, and decides tho minutest details of family life, and on his death a successor te appointed bytho vote of the grown-up males of the "xadruga." . The whole family does not always,: of course, live In one building, but ft i lives together In acjohdng houses. •ometlmes occupying a whole struct. Imsglno enduring the proximity and perpetual criticism of such an array of mother-in-law, aunts, cousins, etc.. and you gain some Idea of the general. equanimity of the Servian tempera’’’e01. Not the Old John. "This JMbie Upping Is being dune by your late husband." said tho ama-; teur medium. "I don't believe it." an-'i awered the serious woman. "When । John got to throwing tho furniture' around he never stopped w ith any such I‘ mild demonstration os this."—Wash-1 , I ng ton Star. I Poor Mrs. Smith. FIRST USED FOR AMUSEMENT A minister was recounting some of ills amusing experiences In marrying Inventors of Gunpowder Apparently people. “There’s an olti custom." said he, "that the bridegroom shall structive Qualities. kiss the bride immediately after the1 good, practical custom, for It serves more handily than anything else that I know of to dissipate tho awkward i pause that almost always follows a simple. Informal ceremony. For this I reason I keep the custom alive. . "Ono day a man whom I shall call I Smith came to the parsonage to be! __ married. Mr. Smith was a i>ompous, [ con'sequenttel little’'man’ .... „ pKl|ve* Mrs. Smith was a fine, win­ ,()Ino <trL' Artcr tS;(, Mremony, Mr. I Smllh. |n spite of his pomposity, did not sr,.ra lo know Juit whBt wu the UBXl thiI1B t0 do. so. as In my practlCB |n #uch emergencies. I said: My dear sir. I{ Is your privilege to salute the bride.' He turned around and ex'ending his hand formally, said: 'Mra. Smith. I congratulate you.'" Childish Reasoning. A" neighborhood meeting ... ...„ had been called, In rural...... district, to pray for rain, ami a swuet little maid trudged down the hot und dusty road bearlug a huge umbrella. "Why, Jennie!' exclaimed a sur­ prised elder, overtaking the child, "whj don't you open your-parasol and Well Cloaked. ■ ' protect yourself from the sun?" fertile, --j aidn' bring it for the sun," came M Impostors—Lord Macaulay. ! the quiet aaswer, "1 brought it for ] lhe rain. H our prayers are going to be answered, 1'11 need ft, and If.” north irvim; ISabrUe JafmAn t< Sick With appen-' ••*'*«» 4®® '^Idhrs eyas twinkle, ' dlc-lttw. , don't expect an answer, why do Mrs. OllIe'Hayra and daughter of take the time to pray?" Belmont is visiting her parents Write r ,z. . Ihgton Kidder and family. ‘ CARI/TON CENTER. Bunday.' paralysis Thanksgiving morning. W. C. Kidder and family and Frank .condition Is quite critical. # Baker and wife spent ThankiOf/vlng MIm Hasel Woodln of Belding spent' with the former's sister, Mrs. CaroI n» Clark uf Parmelee. ’Bharpr.' Cloyd Barcroft, who Is attending j MU«es Vera and Gertrude Heining law school at Detroit, te visiting hte spent Thnnkegiving nt home on their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barcroft. f^-ay to Grand Rapids toythe Teaoh-------- : err.' Institute. ' ■ Will Chamberlain of Detroit te home. . , i Mrs. Flora WHUams of Grand RapEZISTOL I Ids was u visitor In-the neighborhood remedy In a stimulation: also Indicated in ind Mrs. o. N. London R work or malnutrition, unequalled for nausea or general depression. A general tonic and body builder. Mill orders tilled Resist o| The Mr. Lambert of Bay City; la visit I ns Buttl< Kathryn Irving General Store We are pleased to announce that the cost of living is gradually going down. Prices arc getting back fb normal condition and as usual we can sell you at the following bargain prices: 19 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 9 Bars Lenox Soap _.»_ 3 Boxes N. T. Matches. Any 10c tobacco 3 for — ..25 ‘ _.10 _2S Fresh Meats and Oysters at the Irvins Store C. R. WATSON, General Store GENERAL STORE IRVING, MICH, BOTH yHONBS—Hastings, ISV 11. 48; Middleville Line, 1H2 IL-iS. MH HAD MRS. DODDKINS WORRIED SLEMS THAT INSTINCT ERRS If the Psychologists Were Right She Deluded Rabbits That Make Homes In Oil Pipes In California— Birds’ Grave Error. That almost unerring instinct which "Dear me. dear me!" said Mra. Doddklns, with a sigh. “I do hope carries animate through grave dan­ gers has led in many Instances In the that the psychologists are wrong!" "About whatT" asked her husband. Midway and Sunset oil fields of Cali­ fornia to their undoing, the Scientific "About bqyS." American remarks. Chief among such "What do yon mean?" ' "Well, between ten and eleven victims are rabbits and water fowl. A jackrabbit and a cottontail find a o'clock this morning our Herbert broke my hear cutgtess dish nice round, smooth hole. There are and spilled a whole bottle of Ink all many such in the oil fields where oil piping Is a necessity for the transpor­ over my new rug and threw a light­ ed match Into tho waste basket and tation of oil to the refineries. The rab­ left the water running In tho basin bits decide to set up housekeeping In the bathroom with the plug In the there. The cottontail desires a per­ basin, and tho UVtiirooin was flooded manent home, and the jackrabbit and the water leaked through and wants a refuge safe from malevolent spoiled the ceiling lu the back parldr man. Soon they discover their habitat is below the bathroom. “Then he tied a tin can to tho tall being -moved. No doubt they are of Mrs. Smythe's cat next door, and frightened, but they instinhively stay sho came o\ei hero on the warpath within their retreaL One end of the and talked dreadfully to me; and be hole te closed. Even then they do not broke ity grandmother's spectacles leave. Soon the other end of the hole trying to put them on Ted Draper's Is darkened. Then It 'li darkness big dog that Ted had brought over eternal for the furry pair. Some time later it 1s discovered that here; aud after that he tied your mother's old crejie veil to the front, a newly laid oil pipe 1s choked. After doorkpob for what he called th» 'fun' a great labor the line is disjointed and of making people think someone was the remains of many rabbits removed dead here, and the neighbors began Thousands of rabbits bare been thus exterminated In the oil fields. to come In. "then he let hte sister’s canary The death rate among water fowl te bird out of its c^ge. and k nearly escaped through an open window^ and bits. Instinct leads them to certain d» after that ho dropped a horrid angle­ •traction. Every little lake of oil in worm down Bridget's back, and she the vicinity of a gusher Is a trap for has given warning—all that -between . 3be unthinking birds. At twilight apd ten nnd eleven o'clock.” ' dawn these tsr-colorcd lakes appear as “But- what have the psychologists bodies of waler to the deluded fowl. Rule for Success. to do with thatF" To escape criticism do nothing, say Didn't Want It to Be Public. nothing, be nothing; go In your hole Miriam had picked up umi- bad and pull tho hole Ui after.you. eleven in the morning. words from the workmen Employed true—well. It te loo awful to think about th) place, and her mother, Assyria Farmers* Club. of!”—Judge. giving' her a serious lecture on tho Mr. and 'Mrs. Rot>ert Smith very subject, assured her that such lan­ pleasantly entertained tho A< guage greatly displeased her heavenFantters* Club <>n Saturday Nov. 3k. Mrs. Goodoldsoul waa waiting tea The usual crowd were present with for her husband, who was expected prised to see Miriam rush to her room, home from the city every minute. throw herself down beside the bed pleased to welcome. After the din­ Suddenly out In the street a coster­ and begin to whisper furiously ner the vice president. Hoy Moore, In monger's donkey brayed. Tho dear to the curtained dimness beneath. the absence of president called the "I'm so mad I just can't help swear­ meeting to order and the club opened old lady, who wks a little deaf, ing," explained Miriam, an explana­ *by ringing ' ' ‘ " Chaplain beamed. "Run and pul tbe kettla on. Jane,” tion being demanded, "and I don't erbs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berry' aho cried. "The master is coming want Ood to hear!" were named delegates for state con­ down the street. I'd know h|s hearty vention with Mr. nnd Mrs. George laugh anywhere" BAI/HMOILF. CENTER. Arthur Glasgow - and family nto Mabel Moore was named n now MARTIN CORNERS. Thanksgiving dinner wllh Mr. Cole member* of tho program- committee and wife in Hosttncs. Julia Brown on Wednesday Dec. Sth. Henry Mead ^nd wlfp and nlcx-e nienl committee. Mlns Irma Jhnlth, A pot luck dinner will be served. You Mias Ruth Hansel of Oakwood Park, took dinner with the former's sister. •ponded to the encore. I. W. Curgo'i paper on "Does it pay to take pains' ter than usual. - A cordial Invitation Is Mrs. Wesley Edmunds and family extended to all. Friday. 1 Preaching service at the church ,nothlng farther to bo said. Solo. "Where The’Sweet Magnolias Bloom" next Sunday morning at 10:JO o'clock. Edmonds and family ate Thanksgiv­ All are Invited to attend. . ing dinner with Chas. Huffman and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Streby and family of Jchss’ownappreciated. very appropriate recitation entitled Miss Anna Olilaaple spent her •The Thanksgiving Sermon." Solo. Thanksgiving vacation with her grandparents. W. C. Robinson nnd Hilton. Recitation wife and other relatives near Hickory Mrs. Millie Fisher visited ’her parCorners. By request 'Mjtbel Moore recited "A There waa no school th the high House or a Home" which was greatly room test Friday on account of the Mr. and Mrs. W. H. , Jortln-apcnt lllneas of the teacher, Mr. Boyes. enjoyed. Mtra.^lma Wing then fav­ ored th) club with two fine instju- Thanksgiving with their children in Harry Persei, wife and children nf [toentals. after which they adjourned Grand Rapids. Battle Creek, were guests of tha formiju hold thr next meeting with Mr. and lira.- Roy Moore on the third Saturday Mrs. Orr Flaher.and Alfred FUhor In December, on occount of Christinas. IJtile Verd* Crowley has been quite That gunpowder was well known for a century or so before it was used In guns appears probable from Investlg.itlons In connection with celebration at Oxford of the anniversary of the birth of Roger Bacon, the Literary Di­ gest states. Bacon's claims to the In­ vention of gunpowder are often pressed by English writers In opposition to j those of Berthold Bchwartx. who Is generally said to have Invented It about 1344—a century after Bacon's time. It seems certain from the lat­ ter's writings that he was familiar with the composition, not as.Its inven­ tor, but because of Its use In various countries of the World. Apparently, however. It was regarded merely as a firework, a means of producing sud­ den and brilliant flame, nnd Its users were far from suspecting that in a confined space the expansive power of its gases could be put to use in hurling projectiles. Says an editorial writer in the Revue des -Questions Sclentlfiquc: "The text that we have studied allows no further doubt that Bacon know of gunpowder. On page 813, under the title Of tho Power of tho Lombards,' he restates- what he has already said In his 'Opus *MaJua* of the explosive properties of this powder, but he also Informs us that It Is known In various parts of the world, aud that 11 Is composed of saltpeter, sulphur and . willow char- Truthful Jamas. Jim had been brought up In tho country aud the paths of righteous­ ness. Even as a child hr bad been a truthful little fellow, and this rare vir­ tue did not desert him when he camo to man’s estate—which is queer, as things go. It so happened that ho was on one occasion baled before tho bench charged with poaching. It was a mis­ take on the part of the<police, and Jamas was Indignant Quivering wllh rage, Itir-denled that he had ever, on this or any other occasion, shot a bird out of season ur belonging to sdtnecno PUZZLED BY THE TEACHER Youngster Couldn't See Reason Why Location of Her Roo in­ A~ teacher In an uptown school came downstairs from her room and discovered, just as she reached tbe front steps, that she had forgotten her rubbers. The streets were slushy, and she turned back to.get the forgotten foot- tho stglrway aha noticed a boy coat­ ing down. She recognlxcd him as ono of tbe backward pupils who re­ "Ob, I say now!” protested tho mag­ ceive special attention tn a class by istrate. “Do you. mean to tell me you themselves. She decided to ask him have never In your whole life poached to get the rubbers. a bird’" ■ ■ ’ Charlie," she galled, "do yot| know where my room Is?* with conviction. "Never in 'my life have 1 shot a bird'that I hadn't a right "No'm, 1 don't know.” ba mumbled. Then be turned round and ran up a rabbit what I clumped over the head the stairs. He didn't stop running until ho entered the schoolroom and with a stick!" confronted hte teacher. Only One Way to Tell. Lillian, aged six. stoln Into the pan­ thing's-wrong with Miss Brown.* try and eagerly approached a sponge "Why, what do you mean, Charlier* pakc. which the cook bad Ipst taken • "Please, teacher, she don't know from.the oven. Cook asked: "How do you think it looks. Lillian?" "O,” 'Wfiat makes you think she doesn't said Lillian disgustedly, “it looks all right,-but you never can tell about that kind of a cake until you taste IL" Cleveland Plain, Dealer. Avoid Fretting, / Protect the Birds "There Is nothing more /wearing There Is every reason why the than worrying and fretting; they leave ugly fingermarks even on the people of the farms should protect the birds, all kinds of them, which destroy the insects that are annually bring­ ing hundreds of thousands of dollars of loss to the people of the country, After a farmer retire* fromactlvs first 'the farmers and then to the work he spends the balance of hla world. The game birds are Insectivo­ life helping his wife with the family rous, but they are not all that are. washing.—Louisville Times. There are numerous birds of the fop eat and field which work day'ln and OARIZTON CfiENTE] day out for men and yet these same men who should be protecting them their fall plowing done and corn se­ go out to shoot and rend them unto cured for the winter. death.—Exchange. We are sad to learn that Mrs. Sharp was stricken with paralyses on Thanksgiving day. We trust she may There Is no felicity upon earth •oob recover. A number of Carlton people called which carries not its counterpoise ol on Mrs. Clem Sunday. Although Mr. misfortunes.—Jeremy Taylor. •would bo glad to have hla tnanr GRANGE HALL CORNEftfk friends In Carlton call on him. Will Wgrner- -went to Caro■»IJoyd Allerdlng and family enter­ nesday to spend Thanksgiving with tained the L. A. 8. on Thanksgiving day. All report a very enjoyable time. mother returned to Battle Creek with him. Wedding •belli hsivo rung minln. this friends time for Floyd E. Russell and MIm homo Saturday night. pathy of their many friends. holding meetings at the Adventist married November 24th at Bgttln Creek. They left for Chicago Siiturday. where they will visit tho nride’s sister. £) Mrs. Efliallne VanSyckles. who has monn All who hear them cannot help receiving good, and gaining an insight Into the scripture as Jena would have us, understand It They Intend to' continue meetings this week. Come Henry Bacon of Portage. and hear them. . Mrs. "Elisa Shrfflelij and daughter. Mrs. Henry Barber Is arnng those Creek Saturday. on Mrs. . Byron ' Tongate Phillipa who te In the hospital at Nichols* hojpltal. Grand Rapids la gaining nicely, and la a visitor al the Bristol school Wed­ nesday. Mra. Monroe Merritt entertained her I Friday nlglit. Mr. and Mrs. F. Merrill hava hewn Clyde Conrad of Coats Grove and Alien Holcomb of Bedford I Mrs. Mavens entertained her chil-1 staying with thedr daughter dur.r.g Mrs. Ids Hilton were married at 'brother. ------ -___ — ----I dren. Thanksgiving. | Mr. Warner's abtence. test Thursday Thursday night. night. Alice O. Thomas, reporter. Huatlngs Saturday. Congratulations, test �THE HASTINGS BANNER DECEMBER 3,1914-20 PAGES PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 20. | l/ou will need money for Christmas You Will Be Sure to Have it if You Join The HASTINGS CITY BANK’S <£andis Christmas Savings Club Which Starts December 21, 1914 £ast year's Christmas Savings Club a (grand Success Last year hundreds of Hastings and Barry county people took advantage of our Christmas Savings Club and NOW they have a nice little sum to spend for Christmas. This plan of saving for Christmas has met with the most popular approval. There is not one who has carried it the past year but is wearing a pleasant smile to-day, for they will have some money to use for Christmas and hardly know how they came by it. .J)t Costs /Nothing to Join you Cant £ose a Penny you Jfave Everything to CJain Our Christmas Savings Club is a Co-operative plan to help one another to save money for Christmas' by paying a little every week into a fund for 50 weeks when the money will be divided among the members according to the classes they have joined. Members will receive interest at the rate of 3 per cent per annum provided they pay in every week or in advance for the full period. • In case you discontinue: payments you will receive bursed and everybody belonging will get their money. Cl g® How You Start RS Sfa 5 Cents Starts You—1 Cents Starts You, or you can reverse payments, when $2'.5O Starts You—$1.00 Starts You—50 Cents Starts You. 50 Cents or $1.00 FLAT WEEKLY PAYMENTS WILL START YOU. < r , . In Class 5 Pay $ C£nts t'le ®fst W££k> 10 cents the 2nd week, 15 cents the 3rd week, and so on, and we will mail you.a^ check 2 weeks before Christmas for $63.75 with interest at 3 per cent. In Class '2 2 cents the 1st week, 4 cents the 2nd week, 6 cents the 3rd week, and so on, and we will mail you a check 2 weeks before Christmas for $25.50 with interest at 3 per cent. Payments Must be Made &very Week or Made Everybody Welcome to Join in Advance <7he Hastings City gank , Phone 3 "Jhe Bank Jhat ffoes things for t/ou’ Hastings. Michigan. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, UM F.MHEii X 1*14. il Hdotrttsewettts 875 ■ ■apigasr Half. Whereas, default has been made in tlu! payment of tha money m rnn-d by * mortgage dated the Ninth day of August m the year A. D. BMW. by Frank W. Sntelker and Miuir I- Sliudker, hi» wife of Ute Village of latke Odom, Ionia County, -Michigan, to Farmer* and MerobMt* Hank of l.ake Odessa. |oma County, Michigan, which Mid REMARKABLE STORY OF Biortgani was recorded »n the of­ fice of iho resister of deeds of the WHY RUSSIA "WENT DRY' i ■ f Barry in liber N<>. 71. inortKtgtj. on pages No. (81 and lit), 185. on tho 12th day of .Aug­ ust in the year A. I>. (Wift nt eight o'clock a. m. And whereas, the amount claimed Io be due on said inurtgago at tho date of this notiite is the sum of Sixteen Hundred Fifty ami 75-100 (UlWO.W Dollars id principal and interest, and the further sum of Thirty (<.'<o.ooj Dollars as an attornay fee stipu|.il.d for in said mortgage mid which is Um whole amount claim­ ed Io be unpaid on said mortgage which amounts to the sum of Six­ teen Hundred Eighty and 75-100 Dollars. and no suit or proceeding having been instituted ut law to recover the debt now remaining SecurAi by Mid mortgage, or any part thereof, whereby the power of sale contained in said mortgage ha* l«woine operative. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by virtue ‘ of the Mid power of sale, and in pursuance of the statute in audit awe made and provided, the mid mortgage will be farrclo.«-d by a sale of the rein described, nt premises, thei.... public auction, tn the highest bid­ der. at the east door of tin1 Court house in the city of Hastings, in saiil munty of Barry, on the 28lh day of‘December A. D. 1911, al ton o'clock in the forenoon of that day: which said premises arc defu-ribed in said mortgage as fol­ lows, to wit:— Commencing nl six- MIRACLE IN RUSSIA corner of lol Seven, Block. Five. thence running weu Twenty-two fret, (hence South eight rotis, thpnee rart Twenty-two T.~~‘ feet Uimicu north eight place of beginning, ailuate in the Village uf Freeport. Gouidy of Bar­ ry and-Stalo of Michigan. . Dated this ■’.'□rd day of Scpletn- mnra. 1 then tfitroduced m bill In the City Cop mil providing that the city give thia sum of m>-nc^. to the tm- THIS WKKK'S NHW8 IN NBAK-BY COUNTIB0. IF YOU SMOKE OR USE TOBACCO, thia office I yae elected to the Duma on in anUvudka plutfobm. In tne Dimin. I proposed a bill permitting onr^fourth or is declared tu Ik> already sulxeribed. The official office of the railway la to be In Ohar- Imperial Council. •hero anunvlrd und finally tabled. we want you to get acquainted with this store; see what pains and EX­ PENSE, we have been to, to keep our Cigars and Tobaccos in the BEST, CLEANEST and MOST SANITARY ways for YQUR use. We have overlook­ ed no detail that will tend to improve the QUALITY of our goods, and the SANITARY CONDITIONS under which they are kept, even to an Electric Humidor, which keeps the temperature in opr dust proof, zinc-lined cases to JUST THE RIGHT DEGREE. We buy goods in very large quantities, because we do a' WHOLESALE as welt as a RETAIL business. We turn our goods over often; we allow nothing to become stale. These are some of the reasons why you get a bet­ ter smoke here for your money. Why not meet your friends here and enjoy a good quiet smoke? THE. CLUB” CIGAR STORE Phone 106 'The Place to Meet Your Friends’ J. F. HOONAN. Jefferson St E. J. HUFFMAN listened Io mo patiently. lie wm Imprcwd with my rm-ital that mM of the mroluUanary and WH-laiiat ex- daN)- Farmer* ami Merchant Hank, Mortgagee. Thomas -lohnixm. Attorney for Mortgagee. Business Addrcrs, Lako Odessa, Michigan. ■ C. D. Barnaby Jefferson St. PACKARD MANAGER ARGUES FOR TRAFFIC ABLE TO GET ALL THINGS THAT ARE NEEDED IN AMERICA NOW Carry ths radiance of your soul In your face;, let the world have the benefit qf IL— Fox YOU WON’T NE.E.D u now suit or ovorcoot U you call Phoue^II. ' W» can clean, proa nnd repair the garment an it looks nearly «■ good aw the day II left your tailor. (Jlrt us a trial. Once our riurtomer. alwnya u NATI SPIED Men'* 1 piece aui d tlrb-uaiIons'to preft-nt. petitions the proper uuthoritlea fur the proutltw ..r thtw new sobriety for the HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. Crystal Pride PURE PASTEURIZED BUTTER Wc pasteurize all our cream and use every care possible in the manufacture of our butter and recommend it to you as being free from impurities and disease germs. Frequently Very Much So. You cunnot ad tn I re will in general, because the eurMice ol will la that U U peculiar.—Ghqjlerton. Ma ticket fi>i < California he pul Ml hand In his pocket for hla roll of money. To hla aurpriac t: ww not Apply thr overall* were found harfeirig In I thr elu-d. thr money In the pu. hot. I Another proof that it I* not alnnyg. I Mfr for mihotb to obey ordera. AU'* Work on the new linker Clay Un. plant at Grand Ledge la progressing nicely .and thr miunM expect to have th* kllna, which arc mammoth ntUlra composed of 1< compartments. Do We Fill Crocks? Yes! This question is often asked. Yes, wc will fill your crock if you prefer it that way. Phone us for information. CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO. Thc Farmers Friend “Eat Crystal Pride1 �PAGE NINETEEN THE HASTINGS BANNEH, Diri-iMniirt a. foil. Eight Thousand Dollars Will Buy One of the Best 140 Acre with th* tomatoes. whloh have been .pealed and cut Into piece*, add a lit­ tle salt, a Httle pepper, and an even tableapvonful of sug.tr, slow gently \Vln*n Making !«• Cream. Better result* will be obtained by scalding otic-half , the quantity of cn.wri used. This'prevents toa much nwelHlik' The owner of this farm is not able to work the place arid will not rent it There are about 110 acres under cultivation, 10 acres of second growth timber and 30 acres of fine pasture. The land under cultivation lays nearly level, the pasture is rolling. There are 20 acres of good seeding and 34 acres »f wheat (one-half of which goes with the place.) The farm is well-fenced, bordering on .one of the best lakes in Barry Co. anti in\£ fine location, the house has nine rooms in good repair, full basement bam 34x60,ice house, corn crib, hog house and hen house. This farm is one and one-half miles to R.' R. station and on a good road, there is a fine orchard with all kinds of fruit, windmill pnd cement tanks at the house and barn, telephone, R. F. D. and creamery route. Now there are lots of good things we could say about this farm, but to really appreciate the place you should see it. < highly ed over. Bring a cup of cooked Hee to a bolt Whcfi bull! UM. add the cooked freah or mil flsh. turn out on "a plotter, pour over II a mayon­ «* of augur. Holl quickly fur threenaise, and serve. V ” quarters of an hour, stirring all the time In order to prevent the fruit from burning. Pour Into a atiallow dl*h and iturihiy. "Oil Paste” Polish Black*, PolUhc*, I’rctcrve* ■ ih. the nice dinner .it ’^ingate'a hall. Monday Iiecember 7th. Served by the I- A. 8. Every body Welcome. Only 3S cents. , - , Russet "Oil Paste” arc nicely browned mid two qujrt»-of hut *oup stock. or water. If the rice I* raw, ormiuch le*« if cooked. ix>t this boll fbrTen mlputc*. then add a cup of rice Cook until tha rice U tenil"!. ■til- wllh a fork to keep from burning. Mr. and Mra. Wm. WieKwire went tu Richland. Saturday, enroute for l-lorirtu. They join a parly ut sla ami Mart Teusday fpr Lukfr Rear. Marton 8unda/ Mra Sarah Sheffield went to Battle Creek, MondaSX.be gue*t of her »ui. Q.v<».. und will stay over ThankeitlvIng. John Sheffield tuok^ her In hl* WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Wc pay. you (he HIGHEST I’RKM We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on U LARGE SCALE. Wc depknd upon doing a LARGE VOLUME ol business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. DETROIT Business University Perceuiaffe of attendance, .i»8$s. Thoac receiving hail holidays arc: Paul. C’ridlcr, Wnt. Vridler, < hear Tu Remove Ink Spot*. Ink sputa may lx removed from white nr light colored good* by satu­ rating the spots Brat .with milk and gradients. Line two deep dishes or twelve deep patty iwww with paste pour In the custard. and bake in .1 moderately hot Qron until the paste is sufficiently cooked and tho custard set If the oven has not a good bot­ tom heat the paste should be partially baked before putting in tho custard. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. Op.C.LAS. hyiM Hutlip AUCTION SALE and bake until tender, basting several time* When done lift them carefully with n cooking fork Inin a «l>u Jlah, flavor the sirup with one teaspoonful The undersigned proprietors will have an auction sale at Elmer Moore’s rai’Bb two miles west of Maple Grove Center and three miles south of Barryville on section 17 of Maple Grove t\^p. Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1914 trurn atnnik the nation through hla HIM till vamiuhihod foes trembled ;<■* they praised, the great leader of the party of freedom, whaao achieve- Fint in Economy can <IU»Wjahlp four rritllh>n« of hu­ man'bc^nga from the lowest depth of chattie bondage, the Idol of ttlx.idopl- FIRE INSURANCE It you Are not Insured or would Number day* taught. 17. Total ^llertdanco. Sil. Average dally .itcudnnec. 1S-J-, end for these reasons Calumet Bakhiff Powder is first in tins Commencing at 10:00 o’clock A. M. We offer the following described property. IKIIIMLS, cucip, tiimiH a sigini a. a. ti. ■tme Tabic in Effect March s, 1*11 Dally Except Sunday. Leave Hastings is that you test Vacuum Im­ proved Coffee nkuinst other &ood coffee* selling st the-mow prica*—35c, nation'll history.. do for the pebple what Zanhwriah Chandler could and •pared to have lead the champion* of liberty. In the Impending for the right* uf nntii Irrespective of col­ or or nationality now being waged In Pair < wHat Ing xlclgtix. J^MADEBYiTHMESs Steel frame spring drag. . Moore plow, Na. 901. Vacuum JOHN M. COULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 17a HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Improved Coffees TERMQ (IF Q Al P All sums of $5.00 and under, cash. 1LIIII10 Ul ORIX Over that amount 9 month's time .Kvtjr the faithful and al«l« tentative of the State, to wt terlal growth and prosperity will be given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No property to be removed until settled for. Why drink coffee substitutes when you can few Vacuum Improved Cotte* I The scientific treatment in vacuums am) with Auperhcctcd U designed to PROFESSIONAL CARDS tawoNQPa .CHICAGO ELMER E. MOORE AND CLYDE WALTON, Proprietors Col. W. H. Couch, ■nANsw w.vvr advs. fay. /Auctioneer. Chris Marshall, Clerk. �Chink of henry Smith Grand Rapids, lllicb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Mens ®IE Meresl! Ha Haafags And . ViicMty TWrty°fwe Years Ag® John !».. but Always uftrr getting; Xbout an tar. to repent and let the suit av down and humbly gu back THINK fin ai WML Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 REFLCLECTIOMS OF AN OLD­ TIME “SCHOOL MAM'S" WATS We have all kinds of COAL, but our groqt seller in the line of Soft Coal is the “MAJESTIC.” It has more “heat units” per ton, than any other soft coal you can.buy. People have found this to be true—that’s why we sell so much of it. • . , Rheumatism For Young and Old The arute agonising Think of the superior SERVICE you get; the prompt delivery; and above all else the genuine QUALITY of the COAL we sell you. When you buy a ton of coal of us, you get a good “plump” 2,000 POUNDS. Before the coal is delivered we wash out the dust and dirt, so that when it is delivered into your bin, your yard und house is not all covered with coat dust. We have had a great many compliments upon the way we deliver. Thut our COAL und our service must have given SATISFACTION is prov­ en by the fact that we now have THREE DELIVERY WAGONS, whereas we only had one when we started in. - by Bban'a Liniment. Do not rub—it penetrates to tbe wore imot, bringing a comfort not dreamed dr until tried. Get a bottle today. RHEUMATISM EDMONDS OROS Phone 18 SLOANS LINIMENT -The Elevator Men- Hastings, Mich. WE KEEP A B(G STOCh OF FLOUR. FEED, CHICKEN SUPPLIES, AND ARE IN THE MARKET FOR GRAINS AND PRODUCE. Ax- neuralgia, achlica, rpraina aud bruiaut. AH Drw.hu. ZSc.. Send four cast, in ataropa for a TRIAL BOTTLE prevMi-nt that a w-hqul with a <!<*• rpl»rd trarher wm’ alonr prn*rea*tvr lin<-. (hut uuch a teacher wax Jttet AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming and go away, I will hold a public auction on the Charles Norris farm, one-half mile south of the Barryville church, also 4 miles west and one-half mile south/if Nashville on section 5, Maple Grove township. . •* ! Tuesday, Dec. 8 Commencing at 1:00 P. M. o'clock, sharp. To worry out your days half frozen. Let us heut your home with a BARSTOW Lunch for thosecoming from a distance I never help having >f Ipd-oUa fear 1/ BAY STATE II the furnace that for sim­ plicity* durability and economy of operation is not surpassed* HUFFMAN BROTHERS JEFFERSON STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN know these fi cllngx were unlovely. Hut the truth I bin nut atmlnina* ’hen • aver they c*mo to me ■Through her . rrulte training. Best For Khlncjw 1 'T'a-mmt. <s. *U surat °* J5 00 °r Under, c,StlX CrlllS. urn amount 1 yoart ®,er time will be given on bankable notes with. Interest at 6 per cent moved until settled for. No property re­ flay .Itortor. Dr. }. T. It. Neal. Greenville, So. Car., eayit that in hie 30 yearn of ex­ perience he hue found no preparation for the Ifldneya c-qttal tu F<dey KidlieKt you pan buy ft>r lr»cJc»fhe, rheutrmUatn. kldn*r and bladder ailments. —Arthur Mulhullaod.-yAdv. I. Henry Bidelman AUCTIONEER Adrian Gibson CLERK � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-12-10.pdf fcf7d7e3916cc6715a52472ec4921e0a PDF Text Text '- '■1 ■ BANNER COUNTY FIFTY-NINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. DEC. 10,1914 22 PAGES Big Fire in The Wool Boot Factory Yesterday Afternoon Rrorybody Reeds Th* BAMNHR. PART ONE-1 TO 8 iniicuu “!,I*!.HL.1[1..!N».COMII[«!STS CORK HU PLANTING FRUIT TREES NUMBER 33 Well-known Hastings Residents Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary LMiirtdi Frida > and BARKY COUNTY YOUNG Ml HAD P9UVII/EGK OF ATTEND­ ING THIS GATHERING Th* Christian Hndea' r Conven­ tion held In Hasting* Friday^r*nlng \tpNG HIGHWAYS OF MICHI­ GAN. PROFITAHLK AN WELL .AS BKAITIFCL SPLENDID IMPROVEMENTS IN INTERESTING REPORT GIVEN MICHIGAN HIGHWAYS IN 1914 BY DAN SMITH. THIS CITY Ui'gllnUluns Point to Still Gr>wtcr I'rogrc— During lb* Coining th* cqnvenlfon. Hd 1* thoroughly allv* •ion. My» amung'other things of in iportionate hl.h wus won oy un> clely. with BarryvilU boarded the 7:65 east bound <r»ln Cor M., Hasting* U. B„ Woodland. Tama­ rack. North t'nstlatan. Bgrryvlll*. Kil­ had the general good spirit and sang patrick. WiKjJbury.'jltgfie.n, Baltispeculation. _ mor*. East Burry. a dust explosion. Workmen -tat* kept getting on the train and when and all parts of th* program wei the celling, and n moment Inter a most interesting and helpful to all. sheet of flame ehot through th*. of the Grand Rapids band to th* Ann Arbor high school bulHdng. ilion. la ill over the roam almost Instantly. splendid serious accident which happened to Jay Clyde 8purkln. n ed our dinner. We then returned to conyenu stranger Who recently came to the the High school and registered, se- pltwlfty.' city, and has rooms over Newton's Ings, and official programs. store on Michigan Ave. I* Barnum. bout The Hastings Wool Boot Factory Yegiarday afternoon fire broke out back of a "plcksr," on th* fourth Great clouds of dense black amok* big plemanted by the Wool Hoot FarThough not equipped Direction of ! r Will Give Ex- On ^Wednesday evening December The next-meeting of the Methodist Brotherhood will be held nt the so­ cial rooms of the Methodist Eplsco- camber 21 Rev.’ Dr. C. O. Mills, of Athlon will b* fhe guest of’honor l':n<i speaker. His subject will be "The Uncompromising Man.” Dr. Mills has ths largest church membership and tbs largest congregation in Michigan Methodism, and as a pusequals. He came to Albion from Miaaourl, where he had filled Urge pastorates. Being from Missouri it will b* up to the Hastings Brother­ hood to show him th* largest Broth­ erhood In th** stat*, and one of th* planned to have lilaltop McCormick obllged fo caned his appointment here. He will com® Inter. Charles A. Mackey Is the chair­ man of the supper, squad for that evening. His aqumi contains also the following members: Lynn Stamm, James Shea,* H. D. bard, Charles I^onard. William Mishler, Elmer Moore. Claud Mat*. Gerald Nash. Ray Otis. J. T. Pierson. Norton Patton, Bernard Quigley. Oliver Rockwell. Wesley Andrews. I. U Boyes, Orville Barnum. How­ ard Black. Hubert Cook. .Esau Cannom. Carey Edmonds. A. K-* Frnnd- Forest Hall. A. E. Heath. W. R. Kuenzel, Georg* Ruling. Willis Hgwklns, Forest E. Jordan. J. C. Ketch- G. Sheffield. Jay BMkney. Will Organise A Sorority. Wot to be outdo** by the boys and young men, tho young ladies con­ nected with the Methodist Episco­ pal church and Sunday school will have an organization. The name proposed la "The Methodist Sorori­ ty." Membership will not be limit­ ed to the church or Sunday school. and from that up. A meeting to -organize will be held thia week Sat­ urday night, with pot luck supper tl<in to enable them to build more roads and spend m<>x* money In th* shortest xpne* of Dm*. Many <»unties have expressed a d>*lr* to finish of E.II'nderhlll. of Potterharlea 32 ■ president for th brother. Will nnd aiding rled out. r raising «f money by any <■ lethod for road improvement. Mr. Colgrove further Informs auditorium. acrid*. DECISIONS IN HEALTH hl* lists for nn Inpvltablfl »f William • WEEK ESSAY CONTEST tell the boys who -were not ro fortu-, Vr..tn. hludenls in Four nate, about it. Saturday al nearly tin.form excellence o( Foster, city se n.l to, Ing of fruit trees. He believes that lUt an there should be a greater apprciutlufi on the part of the public of this plan. Beautiful roadside* are not only a dellgirt to those who dally pass, but Method Ut th* pleasant recollection l*ft In th* i* ef the minds of tourists arc uf great value situation. ,’llng f»un- farmer In every locality where this condition exISta Th*; next legisla­ ture will be'pske'd to/pass a bill glv- Stlles and son.' Nn'rn*nn. of Grund -Mrs. Edward Rapids; Mr. hnd Mrs. Frank Betimrr and Mlw» Lura. Ingram, of Hastings. ward Mottum. £>l«o their grand­ daughter. Miss la-onor* Wardell, friends in this city, who have Jolnrd who recited. Edward ilottum,, their in congratulating them and In hopr son-in-law, 'who made u humorous Ing that they will’enjoy many mor* and HOLO INTERST­ ING MASS MERING if much Hope to Ilavc^ltcndlng Hoorn Emmanuel ture in front ofzHlll Auditorium. nnd complete any other jobs need doing. they church. held* Hl IIIHIL lit M >5,, that on Friday evenAbuut* fifty sat ranging to make hot coffee Mishler horn*. That's a fin* Illus­ tration of the gospel of helpfulness. He requested Greening Brow, of Mon­ Nhould the weather bo unfavorable ro*. Michigan, who are among the leading nurserymen of this country, go on Thursday, or Friday. or on th* and whose qpple trees are ucknvwlfirst favorable day. \ DELEGATES REPORT ON Y. M. Walkliis presided postmaster. A spirit of enthu­ siasm und Interest was everywhere evident. Mr. Don Stuart, in a few well-chosen words, congratulated the club upon th* very successful w-.<y In which It had been Inaugurated and mad* th* suggestion that older men C. A. CONFERENCE, ANN ARBOR i.ssoclntkin. This request was cheer­ fully compiled with by them. ndt only th* club with their interest-and it to show their Interest in the building fluence. Mr. Chas. H. Osborn lb a brief up of the roads of Michigan, but io address reminded .th* boys that th* t.f'road education, to beautify th* club could m*an much In th* matter roadside*.' American* who travel of th* developmeril of futur* good thrJbgh European countries, and es­ cltiaenshlp. ' pecially Jtf Germany, have gone irjtu Th* president of th* club. Wallace ec^tacy over their beautiful roadaid**, iive u general sketch principal made so by th* planting -of. fruit trees. thd seven meetings we chose. Ode wai tor the High School, which I ut- CASE OF CAIN VS. MEAD tenlrd, one for the Sunday School, . HAS BEEN CONTINUED one! for County Y. M. C. A., one for Cltjl Y. M_. C. A., one for employed Fifth and Sixth Grades—Kathryn boyt, one for Boy Scouts nnd one for Two WltniwwH Absent In Sult Widt h Clarke, 1st prix*: Ruby Stedge, 2nd. phlno Kemlg. 1st prize; Richard Cook. 2nd . Ninth and Tenth Grades—Crystal Freeman, 1st prise; Edna Winslow. ■2nd. Eleventh and Twelfth Grade*— Sarah Baitinger. 1st prise: Gladys Giner, 2nd. (Signal) tauuiy Committee. Immediately following pies* dlffformed. The previous mentioned number of boya were tn . . besides many leaders and -workers. After marching through th* main tlnued to a future term certain churches for their delegation dinners. Th* County of Barry had Edwin Mead la alleged tu have hittheir dinner In the M. E Church ten off a portion of Leander Cain's and fifty 15.000 damages. ' The continuance Her* Is n true story showing how n visiting-tuberculosis nurs* support; Every one was utmost starved after ed from the sale of Red Cross marching so much and one could fends nt's attorney. Christmas Seals carried tfio cheer of these holiday stickers to a stricken •water” "wo want buns” most all th* ERNEST MATTESON WILL HAVE time. Still wo hud a most axcallent family In Maryland. AN AUCTION SALE NEXT WEEK Tuberculosis had made heavy. de­ dln/ier and frpm here we went to mand* upon the family, and thn In­ Ferry, Field to seo a Sqccer foot tall come had entirely stopped for sev- game, after which we -went through different departments of- the t'nlthey should run Into debt for grocery­ bills well ns, .the rent. With Sheep and Hogs. ---- . as ..................... . . , . •••» larniiia uovernor Governor rcrris worry, .rr.l.i, UI a.pmlnw „„ , - k Ernest Matteson meds it la not alwavs easv to And a silver educatlou. .............. .. that .. He said on* must lining in the clouds. -have work trained Into them to be a The condition was recognised, however by the visiting nurse and the real mun and he said that every boy of Michigan should have hard work Allgoo place In Baltimore, 5 mlle> talned. and now both rent bills and and hardships drilled Into one from grocery bills are being gradually early boyhood, so when a man he the McOmber school house, and H lessened each week.' Each member can take responsibilities of his own mil* east of th* Hendershott school Col. W. H. Couch will be of the family has had nursing care and rely upon oneself Instead of g*t- house. Ing “pa." “ma” or friends to help for some ailment or other. sale with hot lunch at noon. Evexy Red Cross Seal sold helps to him out In time of trouble. Matteson offers two honL_„ ____. Sunday morning was given Just to better conditions like this. church going. Boys went to th* -' young caitl*. 39 shepp. 17 hogs, a church they desired and also visited lot of corn, potatoes, cornstalks and Notice to People of Hastings. buckwheat fioqr. .iil*» a nice list of tho^dlfferent Sunday Schools. As the Health Officer 4s responsi­ The In the afternoon came, what I farm tools and other articles. ble for seeing that all place* of con­ called tho best, strongest and deepest tagious or Infectious diseases are full particular!. properly placed In quarantine. It also Fred B. Smith spoke on “ A Strong becomes his duty to see that the He gave a few* introductory Junior BrotherlMKHi Monday Night. quarantine la ralaed at the proper Man.” The Junior Brotherhood ■will meet time. No person has any right to remarks, and then ‘ next Monday night In the social remove the placard from any place rooms of th* Methodist- Episcopal the Strong Man?" church. Ralph Ward la. chairman First, “What is a strong man?" fectlous disease exists. or to dlsinThere will be Be believed that any man who of the supper squad. a pot luck supper and a speaker. of the health officer. . By order of Board of Healthy of who uses stimulants of any form Arrangements will b* made, for or kind is not a strong man. He drilling the young men In the "aetTaxpayers of Baltimore. said that the dollar sign is .not a ting up" exercises of the soldier, which will be very beneficial to will in example of a man who died them. Definite announcement I will ba at Dowling. Whitworth’s be made at the meeting. store. Friday. December 11 and IS and Jan. 8. \At Hastings. Grigsby and he did not have money enough'to North American Concert Co. Coming. & Brooks' shoe store. Saturdays, from December 13 to January 9, Inclusive, ever lived, just because ho had faith Heed's Opera house for all at Thursdays. In God, was a sound Christian and wasn’t afraid to say so. Then he cert Co. *s premised. This Company Treasurer. 1 "• ' Coailausd on raga S. will no doubt be liberally patronised. C«h- Those who participated to th* farmers, townships and coun- get them into the Bible class study and to Interest them as much as pos­ sible. not try to stop them smoking Or swearing Immediately, but tuftc it tfrudually. Then cumo tjte large photograph for th* conference boys. Two thousand, ono hundred and sev- i violin, vlctrula. iHevllle: aj4,Wopd BROTHERHOOD DECEMBER 21 Pastor of Church With Largest Membership In Mich. McthodjKin ' Will Be tho Bpcakrr, Wardell. Curtis Ilottum. grandson •>f this city. -celebrated thei there comes not only a demand for better roads, but im earnest Inquiry os golden anniversary of tlwlr marriage suffered several other minor InJurlee. I. <♦- the Methodist Episcopal i eliurTh, a Chrlalmus Concert will b* given uAder the direction of Miss Good Health Week essay contest Martha Striker, supervisor of muijc ->r the All of the city schools The program JudgMk. about will consist of selections by th* high* Three dents In Hostings schools. essays entered by, Naahvillo school and by the boy's double quartette. pupils, wer* very creditable. but they wer* Ineligible under the condl, the music department at the Normal will also -be present and assist ‘with tended some of tho sessions, or the the program. Admission will be by exhibits of Good Health Week. envelope ticket and envelope mar be After spending much care nnd at­ ind- tention upon thesn essays the com­ mute® has unanimously made the Co store and at thk BANNER । following awards, th* first prize In Concert opens at eight o’clock. each class being *5.00 In cash, the NEXT MEETING OF METHODIST Mr. and Mm. Joseph Second Vied.' Stamm. Hast! ‘ Recording Coats G--------- --------- METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Wardell mud and snnd, that th* expense is llirowlng him off his balance and h« trying to find fell alongside of the building onto the roof of the second story section of- the factory. Hla left arm was liuslnesa Vico Prcaiderft being fully corerad by Insurance. Wednesday afternoon we. cannot give Hill How th* tire originated is n any further detailed account of the knonjn. and would but mere. fire. CHRIJTMAX CONCERT AT THE campaign of education which hue been conducted during the past live learn U practically flnishfd. while, the men and women living her* ■both reception and dining rooms nd-, rnny have th* iM-nent as w*ll us their ding to th* charm of the color' tv >■ .1. i Isa j^llce Jones. Children, anil lh*Ir children's chllgulden hearts. I»n«| th* yellow designs. After ______ hi-l|>fulne«a bountiful dinner, th* guests went t» the parlor whsr* a program of mus- «n “fourth stories. of hour* of hard righting. Just what th* 1mm aril! hll* ■luring, th* early spring. Last Monday night' In th* auditorium, Hasjlngs high delr- Worttk" held by the State Thanksgiving vacation. g.,v* report’ of what they hrai every respect II -wa Ing f.tr this city, th <h* kind onducted. ance. In some of these countries th* submitted profits from the fruit trees planted along the roadsides have been suf­ ficient t» p#y the keeping Uf) ntatlv* constitution. tlon.* And with hand .-lapping and future Bottle tables in hearty rooting, friends and high school studentb honored the** young uf Hastings who so creditably anted .Barry ...County, at, that g-.ttherihV ah’d ' so splendidly ' reported It Monday evening—honor­ opportune time, fdr this country to ed and cheered them a>» football, get busy and build up her highway*, of importance will baseball anil oratorical contestants making them more beautiful and more gaged Ip a most laudable enterprise | FOUR TO BE SENTENCED and a largo per cent' uf **'* roads BY JUDGE CLEMENT SMITH from th* southern boumjitry line to Miickanaw Is completed. lliruiighmade ‘by a local Juries Find Two Guilty. Pickpocket, stretches in Newaygo and Ghln'd Traverse counties I was hnpfewd ns never before with th* plan herein suggested of planting fruit trees along ■ Four will be sentenced by Judj;* our public highway*. Clement Smith within th* next f*w days. Th* Jury found guilty on Wed-, jaily adapted to fruit raising and we nesday evening Edwin Meech, of • w^uld b* able In a few’years to defra> every dollar of maintaining the roads with profits arising from the fruit trees along th* highway^ to iwj’ noth­ ing of th* pleasure anff delight that day ufternoifn. th* Jury found Frank such n. condition of things would pro­ Eggleston gullfy of assault and bat­ duce. '• * tery frith Intent to do great bodily Shall we not take hold of this work with enthusiastic seal? Mr. Colgrove ■ olowlng verdict. this subject later, Grand Haven and Grand Rapids will bo connected by u cement* toad known uk the Grand Highway. Th* amount of permanent work don* In Michigan tn 1914 Is sur­ prising when taking Into conxldc-r- Friends of th* boys pro­ William McKnleht as chairman of singing. Bernard Quigley and Earl Gilbert to ■Michigan My Mlchlrent-a hymn. "Boys tif Michigan." intermingled with ferenee and conference «jtfi*cr«. pickpockets arrested during the felr. gatherings .In th. changed their pleas tu guilty: | from'th* first on. Cosmo Gordon-Lenox, who -Jumped boys enrolled from 54 counties and hla bond of 1200. has tail yot been' S different religious denominations, disposed of. Th* bond , was slgneil > Keith Chidester followed with a de- Supreme Court decision declaring un­ the Englishman'had beta constitutional the Auto Tax law. which ! Woodbridge • N. Ferris. Senator left the State Highway‘department ”, Charles Townsend and InTernotlonal bankrupt-and ■unable to.pay rewards. Father Wallis I’osscsehm of Child i Secretary Robinson of New York I doubt it better or more work has William Brnnger, of Detroit, has City. ’"I can never lull what this been dona In Michigan In any one begun hubeus corpus proceedings in! conference meant to me nor deacrlb* clrcuif court to obtain poMowdon of '* "* ............... —“, k “That JlilT Auditorium, where tho Thulma, his four-years-old daughtek history. The good'roads sentiment It la like the pro- cnee Conley. Several months ago, the child's mother, now married to a num named Smith, tried byn stin­ Thia day's program .Uy cttonal meetings — for ^7^. Fred the little girl, who ahuwrd in the! ‘'uded court room a marked preference fot:C;U,>* frnm h><h sch< oht. 8on<; y her foster mother. > Cealtaonl M Fas* ' �THE CHURCHES Christmas "Jewelry —The Gift of Gifts" The Christmas Spirit may be fully carried Christmas Jewelry desire to direct your attention to the excellent display of new and seasonable merchandire which we have provided for your kind consideration­ best we have ever shown. Every department is fuilv stocked with the very best designs of Jewdlfy, Cut Glass, Silverware and Hand Painted Chi' a. Our Jewelry and Sterling Silverware stocks the largest in the county, de*erve especial mention, as they contain manyexcellent buying opportunities that are worth your attention. At each holiday season there are some one or two lines of men handise that command special favor. This year the popular demand is Jewelry and Sterling Silver In Jewelry the new-st idea is BLACK ENAMEL. This enamel makes a beautiful contrast with the rich gold ‘background. To appreciate this new idea you should see our new Solid Gold LaValhers, Scarf Pins, Lockets, Cufi Buttons and many other pieces in Black Epamel. Sterling Silver has long been cons?8ered the ideal gift for the home. No one article will b- appreciated as much or remembered as lung as a piece of Sterling Sil­ verware. Our Mo k is complete in Full Chests, Knives and Forks, Tea, Dessert and TaNe Spoons, Berry Spoons, Cream Ladles, Butler Knives, Sugar Spoons and Souvenir Spoons of which we have an immense supply. In order to rtallv appreciate our lines of goods one must see them, so we cordially invite ypu to look over our stock, BUT DO L. V. Bessmer E» Jeweler Optician Open Eveqings out if you buy your very dearest friend a pair of house slippers. If some other footwear is wanted instead of slippers we have it and for any one in the family. SLIPPERS Ladies* Felt Slippers with leather sole and heel, plu«h and fur trimmed, and in ail colors and tizea— Prices, 91.00, $1.25 and 01.50. Organ. ’TtN-Mta.” by Dubulau Mias Horner wjio rendered splen­ did srrvlc,- at tfie-otgan U»t Sunday evening, will appear again next tfun- Children's Comfy Slippers, ribbon trimmed and in ail colors­ Prices, 75c and |1.00. MEN’S LEATHER SLIPPERS In all styles, high cuts, low cuts, in tans and blacks— Prim, 60c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 Hi $3.00. 1 MAPPAClilC Indian Moccasins in Men's, Women's and Children's sizes in various grades. fflUbUAOlnd Prices, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. USEFUL GIFT—Phoenix Box Silk Hosiery for Christmas. Men’s 50c per pair. Women’s, 50c, 75c and $1.00. Ironside Shoe Company Masonic Temple Bldg. Phone 176 Hastings, Mich. PERSONAL MENTION Gave Him Away. what, my dear Harrison, do with yourself tn the eve. . Inquired his old college tutor. who had come to visit him at his rural home from Chicago Friday. Miss Mae Pettit spent the ’ week end with Grand Rapids Mends. Mrs. Hortense Mead tea returned resided In Mec»»t* county, acted violently. Two i Champion, Thursday. "Well." replied young Harrison, evasively, still feeling a little of the old awe for hla visitor, "one reads, you know, works with the micro­ scope, and ocqaslonslly has a game of chess with (he vicar. But by the way. air, 1 know you are Interested In country dialects, and they tell me one hears the cream of It at tho Golden Lion over there. Shall we tn- __ __ ,__ —.w stay Indefinitely at the farm north that It was thought l»e»t to send her to Kalamazoo for treatment. In response to an-Inquiry made by Myron Kilmer of thia city, since vember IS, left last Saturday their home. Mrs. Jennings la I er. Erny.t Hathaway. Young People's meeting at S:«0. Leader Threatt Abbey. Yoke Fella* Band at «;0». Leader formerly Mias Nellie Felghner. • County Clerk Roy Andrus haa good reason to disbelieve the theory that Mrs. 8a mh Buwne of Grand Rap­ ids was ths guest of Mrs. J L. Reed the last of the week. Clare Befick of Kalaasaeoo Is. spending this week with hU, parent' river from Dqtrblt. where the United State* Steel Corporation la spending "Once," says Albert Rabb, "I got the Impression that toying with the soil was the only life, not only for health, but for wealth. A man tinted to aell me 140 acres of land and put me wise to the fact that $1,000 an acre could be made off onions In that region. 1 figured the .thing out hastily and turned diizy to find, as I made It. that tho 140 would yield 114.000,000 a year. That' looked good, so I held a family consultation about it, "Maybe there’s some mistake—bet­ ter figure It again,” suggested my Mrs. ChsrtH* Shnitx ttt.d i daughter. Mildred Nash, <>f MN.nl Saturday and Sunday •* Ml* Kd Shults Hettle Clhrk, at Loa catch sight of them than, turning to the youth sitting by the Arc. he ejaculated: Bad Case Indeed. A' rural correspondent of an ex­ change, reporting the disappearance of a cltiseu who bad hi* head hurt, says: "It la believed that owing to Rain, especially whan at > panled the head trouble he Is suffering from by thunder nnd lightning, I an abbreviation of the mind and haa Using effect upon the soil. ___ _ either wandered gWay. unable to give almost always ammonia In the air and any account of himself, or that he .this is carried by the rain Into the haa made away with himself while earth. It haa beep calculated that a suffering from hla mental condition. quart of rain water may eonUln-about The case la a sad one, and every ef­ onc-etghtleth of a grain of ammonia. fort la being made to relieve tho sus­ pense to hla family as to his whareWords of Confidence. Trust thyself.—Kmersoa. LOCAL NEWS Beauty and Utility are Combined In Electrical Christmas Gifts Everyone-men or women, young or old-will be glad receive an electrical gift for Christaas "Ely® something practical and something that will out a decimal point, and that the year-’ ly total was only 111 0.000, so I gave It up and stuck to law." Edward Butyr and mother. Mn. Butler end her stater. Ms. Gale*, wllll l»«ve aoon (or California where they 1 •UlAl that there are at precent four drawing mother’* pensions In Bar­ ry county, tho total number of rhll- The tutor consented willingly, and they entered the cosy taproom. No last ana be useful for a long time An electrical gift, bright, shining, clean-means Contempt of Court. “It you say another word 111 com­ mit you." said an angry, judge to a wltSiwa before the court "And If your lordship does that." came the Quick reply. "It’s myself that haa tho consolation o’ knowing that 1 am not the worst thing your lordship hts com What never ran smooth yet can hardly be expected to change its char­ acter fbr us. so we must take it as we find it and fashion It Into “the very best shape we can by patience and tain and lasting pleasure to the recipient We have just received some electrical curling iron heaters, a splendid gift, at a wlib h Me< < h was convicted of steal­ ins. I>» worth of butter. . Fifteen neighbors and friends were pleasantly < ntortalhed at Ihn Twine Call and see our stock and g«A our prices and terms Thornapple Qasf Phone Ro. 5. k Electrie Co 'ALWAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE' �THE HARTTNOS BANWIM. DETEMBEH 10. UK. mm 1.1. tl SHOOTS MEIICAN tOlflMtf HELD II DUEL II DESERT GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GUTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS I’. HOPKINS. FORMERLY OF .ill IS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS RECEIVES 1250 REWARD GIFTS GIFTS. FOR THE MURDERER n'lFTsj til ITS. Hopkins Once ('■■Militate For Rant- GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS - ------ „ rwjn man n> Boston -Who diet! arid used up hrilf the cemetery for his grave lot. simply to ■how hU wealth and Mr. Smith In­ quired about that man as al) the other tomb ■tones a ere very close toHe found that this man hart coWd to down Christianity and he had ruined many and many Innocent MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS ONE OF PRACTICAL Gins This is an age of practical Gift buying. A useful Christmas present carefully selected 1s always more acceptable. We have this year, (more than any previous) arranged our Holiday stocks most conven­ iently for quick service and specially low Prices in following lines: Hopkins of Ludlow, Cut, formerly of this city, who has been employed an a special officer by the GIFTS Santa .F« Railroad company for some GIFTS IO convince you that GIFTS nd If nut. what church. they nil collected and after the .meeting Jured. i ■ I FTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GUTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS l>i:nwi \i: MiiiiufncturcrH sample line of I landalike........................ .hr. I Or Munsing mid < ContN. big line. .30 mill COME IN AND SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS TREES, 25c, 35c and 50c GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GUTS GIFTS FRANDSEN & KEEFER HASTINGS MOST UP-TO-DATE STORE HUTS Gl .ml PROGRAM FOR ANNI­ ('•mtn Gruva Ladles Will Fittingly Celebrate Organlxutbm .On three tine organ sei' MisseBItenbeth Horn Tii'urMlay, Dc«x-mln-r The following la the program <if Grand Rapids. Mrs the U A S. Annlvcrxany meeting to and pleasing contralto be held In the t'uat« drove .Church of Christ <Disciples> on Dec. 17: Grand itaplil*. A not. . 2Jrd Psalm in Concert. next Sunday night l.« Hong Extent ’ ~ limes substitute night polkcman. lnr« delegation boarded the train, for •ed. nnd renclird hem ilbout 1:00 Love la precisely to tho moral na Balxac, It you want it to be a sunny world atop wearing a cloud on your brow.— Florida Times-Union. । Most remarkable Watch । ' offer ever made in this city । pl tai able to return for fhrl«tm;ie. Lowry Intvndn tn r.-turij on Thundmember* evening or Friday. Instrummtal music by Mrs. Allie Fuller nnd son. John J- Fuller. Sonic personal for our betAdjournment. An oyster dinner will In. served previous to the program and the us­ ual good time Is promise^ to nil. 51 Here in your opportunity: 51 Plans have just been coihpleted that permit ua to .rail high grade South Bend watches on easy payments at tho cash rock bottom price, f The amount each member Win n.e I„ will h. will pay In oach w«.< will bo so small that It will never bo noticed and at tho end of a few w~h« th. w.teh 1. .our.l, paid for. . f“r "’“»*»**• como ,n thta «v<mlng and lot U8 givo you more compIeto |n. formation on this money saving plan. f Thi. offer i» open to both ladles and gentlemen. FOR SALE BY F. R. PANCOAST THE JEWELER GIFTS GIFTS, gifts' up ELABORATE TOYS’ the I magi natron. Decemt^r r Mr xind Mrs. K. A. Burton enter­ Johnson, entitled. ‘The First Christ­ mas" also a poem by ’Mrs. Smith. tained 16 ru--»im with a dinner par­ "What Christmas Means to Mp," fol. ty. Monday evening. lowed by a "Round Table"" discussion. Hl of heart trouble nt thv*home of her son. A. A. Anderson. ' " ' planning our Chrl'tnun work and we County Agricultural Society will l» hope for n U/ge attendance at tlil» held in Hustings on Huturd.iy. Adam C. Butler has begun welcome. Helen Smith, Ber'y. rri.1., m.M IL I TREASURES IN ENGLISH HOME randlduicM the jilchlganj isinraM .<■ Normal liege.. _ * | Emily Virginia Mason Chapter N. rill lie entertained Mon- | i . Engelarrest was mentioned | take place in Justice! CadwHlladcr's Court on the 18th. Mr. j Engelhardt furnished a bund of |5uo i | regular meeting pf the nt the home-of, nnett next Ture-1 Doings in Circuit Court. for InjurFea which he claims ho TebngkWd into the curbing . nt Buttle lous suit. r<>yfo" tTb't .Supl , When you have put Into a child's ; hands an extremely elaborate .model | it cannot and docs not satisfy Ma • imagination. He will play for a whole . cause imagination enters the game; I the armchair Is an engine, the »ofa , Is a sleeping car. another armchair iim. Bump. Topic. 'The Christ Spirit." Response to roll call, scripture sub­ ject, "Ixive.” Special music will ™r ________ Rut if you give him a perfect thing ’ his imagination la left out In the cold; atsworth House. Belonging to the•"■ there is no part for it to take In the Duke of Devonshire, .Crowded ' j game, there Is nothing to be done ____ with the mechanical model except to _. .______________________I hraak it nnan .nd ■*« hnw I, Chatsworth house, whose literary treasures have been diminished by Ha Indeed, more summary methods aro I have present owner, owes its existence toi quite naturally attractive. tho’ first duke, a man of extromeh’, seen a llttln boy of four years old. to catholic tastes, says the London Cbron whom an elaborate working model of ■ a motor car had been presented, after icle. He not only employed a carver, ’ | watching It work for a few minute*. whose work is as good, if not better, ’4 take it up In his hand and hurl It to ,han Grinling’s, ho was'himself a su 1 , the ground with a smile of satlsfacpreme Judge of art and archltekture.' 'I tlon. It was the only thing he could Byt while he could-write, odes and compose sonatas, he also loved racing* think of doing with it. ( That Is why the hoop or the train and cock fighting, suppers and masked, : of chain or the rough and crotcaqna-. balls. Ho lost beta running Into thou{-toy train will always give more real sands with equanimity, and was con I pleasure than the most elaborate ma­ sidered by tho ladles to bo tho hand»Omest fellow of hla time. One of, chlnery that can be conceived; that Is why the rag doll or tho woolly lamb these worshipers, when he died sang of him ns one fectlons than tho most wonderfully equipped and elaborately-clothed French poupee —Exchange. .-ommandlng look> oai ■oiled. •aw. and at flnit »Isbl w.,iw Father's Good ,Point I Little Elizabeth had been offended No duko of Devonshire ndde<y sc lavishly to the Irr-.- 'rcA^pf C*at.< worth as William Cavendish. theWxtb at the title. In 1812 ho bought the II- i brary <if tho bishop of Ely for 110.000., Ten years later he added John Kem । bin’s dramatic collections, tor which F he envn 1° fWYA X11 I... ‘ tn some way. She went off Into a eor ner turned her back on the far* jjy. -pm mad." she exclaimed sulkily ••[ j didn’t have any father 01 mother, ni.iri.-rly conference, which was held ' magnificently. Tho great con terra hare. the name room, nnd th.- "family" I tory, covering an acre, which after! “Well."saidElisabeth, doubtfully. • n- Interested wltnnwea uf th ward served as a model for tho Crys | “[ don't mind having father; h« tai ifelace. was 'his work. .On his i doesn't hang around here much, but Hastings viiupt< r-«>f Royal Arch(MnTh.- m.-mio-rs of Eitxgerald l’..wt, special coronation mission to ths I rm getting awful tired of the rest of !. A. it..- hatfe rained by subscription t crar ot Russia he Is said to havs - ’ .7>n .*.-। gp<,nt morc than the December -IS. There will be a class Initiation at! Riverside <*mi , nient allowed'him. a prodigality which, the next regular meeting of Hast in ch1 j so touched tho heart' of Nicholas that I Be Pitied. veterans and on I I am heartily'aorry fpr those per tho monarch afterward paid the duk« December 16th. sons' who uro constantly talking of a visit at bls Chiswick villa. • . Mrs. Charlotte RitsaMI R‘.<*l enter- mj'morljil momypient. • theperishable nature Of things and talned thff^'GOO* t .'hib" Monduy even Illa. #rho was recentthe 'nothingness of human life.— Ing. complimentary to Bowne;- of Grand K.tplds. BA.VXEH, WANT AUVS. PAY that of the people vs. Chari* cault and batter with <1 We peoprae to nil throe , Tho South Berni Wuteh watdhM in dubs. By combin- which we\aro offering on thia Ing tho purchases of several dub Plan l« a. watch you will .people wo can sell a number of .*lways bo proud to carry— watches nt no greater cost than 5T It is guaranteed to give tho cost to sell one watch. absolute satisfaction by both _ —, ,,., i.-litf ourselves, and — ,. .» uu.B.:m-3,uuu in» makers. masers. ■T n.... ll <♦ _ — .. . the f That Th.l . why ..... we » <■« .l our , v„„ <n| rard ju Club plan. A watch will bo do- <rlm ghMpe|y bulJd. 3 llvcred.to each member upon <1 Don. ’ t Inf th; D hla making the first payment. Jh<nco tIlp ^5^ Cffer J PERSONAL MENTION Public mcirquerhile bull nt range hull. De< JlL—Adv. iMvorcc frorli Elinor W-hV.iy. Henry Nvwton is building an ice­ The Woman's Christian Temper-, house once Union will meet with Mrs. pond. Bready. Tuesday afternoon. Decern- drew Bresee Isz now bring tried In circuit court. .Downey, a Battle 51 You have always wanted to own « high grade watch—a watch you could absolutely de­ pend upon for accuracy—a watch that would bo tho envy Mrirl PASS Milin Sunday, where he conducted mtvIcoi before m doran persons und also administered communion. This n* Hop- Not Much Out of His Class. Hearing a notso at the kitchen en trance, tho man of the house slipped quietly to tho rear door and suddenlj opened it. Tho grocer’s delivery boj was there with a basket contalnlnj a doxen eggs, a pound of butter ant some Roquefort choose. "Oh. It’s.ymj. Is It, Billyr raid tbt man. “My wife Is always afraid whex she hoars a nolso here, especially aft« It begins to grow dark. She thfnta It's a robber." “•Well, she neednt change her mini on my account," gloomily respond^ tho grocer’s boy, handing over th' goods and presenting the bill, wMd called for MA7. Union Suits VERSARY MEETING OF L. A. S. for capturing J^rbl nr said like It. I cannot ex­ the bandits. The whole sum of JSit-i was ufferod'Hopkins, but he divide I press his words hut he got so much with Bright, who gave him the cine spirit and religious feeling In his talk thnt many, many fellows from colIng and drinking and determined to become Christians right (hen and GIFTS HITS GUTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS thought they couldn't drop the ter­ rible hnbl( of whiskey drinking to ’red. H. Smith's did more GIFTS Si no Rvcltatiun—Huth IVvOdmun. Symposium—“How tho L. A f Il la Interesting to Hum Been n Henent’to the Church t the Community, and to Each M«in Many did a candMstO for the Job of city mnrChurch thnt GIFTS SPECIAL latdles* Gowns. Hklrfs. i Combination Sults. Rte robbed GIFTS pursued by Deputy. Sheriff Dick Bright, of Otis. -Another Mexican told Bright that Seja was one of the men who had murdered the marshal In earnest. man. k Christian and the pursuit began any place and tiny where If hr simply Bright notified Hopkins, who caught makes up hl» mind to. He made many other very Inspiring 1ml Ho quickly handcuffed Castillo, but Beja made n break for liberty nokrd ul) thoar who ballsved In Gqd and ran Into tho desert. ‘ Hopkins and are really Chrl»tlnn» to Mund, organised a posse and started In while "Blenred Bo The Tin That pursuit with a mule team Tw<> Blnda" wax aung by the audience. in I l<-s ’but. Seja was run down Draw­ ing his knife, he stabbed the mules I’hrisHans did ".in miilupklns id shot, wvundlng him. The Mexican des­ perately made another slash nt him become sound Christian* and believ­ and tho.fatal shots took effect. ers In God. and It was simply marvel­ "Where are you going to take ous the number of college boys who me?" asked thn wounded man. , iu Hopkins lifted hhn Into the wagon. "To tho hospital," Hopkina told He told them to Join Hible classes him. «■ soon as possible und to keep out 'Well, you ran shoot, tne. If you of the tough gang* thnt hnng around I. 1 don't want to, go back to nights and they would have no aruna!” wan the reply. trouble to become a bollevsr of Jesus 8>Ja was positively Identified lu> Christ. no of the gnmblrrs who hud lured the marshal «f Corona to a .house under pretext that he wanted to stop main floor and to.the university atu- a VOW, and had shot him. Another of the murderers was shot In Red* IrlllhK completely disappeared. Bejn and Castillo robbed the two Carter’s GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS Girra GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS Girrs GIFTS /GIFTS GIFT'S GIFTS GIFTS FLOOR SIZE Rt'GH FOR marshal of Coruna. Jesus Castillo, had held up. LOVE] Sweaters, Unbrellas, Hosiery, Furs, Coats, Skirts, Blankets, Rugs, Underwear, Gloves, Scarfs, Hand­ kerchiefs, Bed Spreads, Dress Goods, Ready-Made Dresses, Ribbons, Suit Cases. Muslin Underwear, Flannel Gowns, Men’s Shirts, Ties, Sus penders. Gloves, Socks, Etc. GIFTS thing is that Ignorant .persons always eently when lie shot duel a GIFTS GIFTS seeking. before he died in-the hospital, the GIFTS GIFTS ly careful about brink tempted PACE THREE ' GUTSy GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS aifis gifts GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS' GIFTS 8TPTS (,i|FTS GIFTS GIFIh GIFTS GIFTS ’HITS GUTS GIFTS GIFTS Intent to do An interesting method of prevent Ing fraud In thq use of electricity has been devised by an Italian cngln cer. The practice of offering boating and cooking derices for current used In power Is becoming more and more general, but with tho ordinary con­ stant potential, current it is dlfflcult to detect the use of lighting do rices on circuits intended only for power and heating purposes. Thli engineer advocates the use of ([fecial circuits on which tho current Is sub­ ject to extreme fluctuation of voltage at rapidly recurring intervals, which would make it practically Impossible to use lamps, because of tho fllckei In the lights. As the current Is not entirely Interrupted and the norma! voltage li almost immediately re stored, the proper operation of power or heating apparatus is not interfered with and tho rightful use of the dr cults for their respective purposes II assured. Nifty 1 oys for Girls and Boys Our Christmas stock overflows with splendid Presents for all ages. If you don’t find what you want in the list below, come in and look around, we have it and at the right prices. Books for all ages. Hair Barretts. Bar Pins. Scarf Pins. Tie Clasps. Cuff Links. Dishes. Fancy china'at unheard of prices. Mysto.Erector at all prices from 50c up. Ingersol Yankee Dollar Watches. The King Air Gun, best air gun on the market. Mouth Organs High Grade Perfumes. Hand Bags. Purse’s. Mesh Bags. High Class Framed Pictures. Box- Stationery, all prices. Burnt Wood Boxes, 10 and 15c. Tobacco Jars, hand painted. Smoking Sets. Shaving Glasses. ALL THE LATEST TOYS Boye’s 52510c:ntd Store, Hastings, Mich. �THE HAffHKCM'BANKKR, bROBMBBR 10, 1014. - ideickgenard & Riede Jhe Christmas Jtore of garry County This entire great store is bright with a multitude of Christmas Gift Merchandise at every price you care to pay. The Gift Thought is in evidence everywhere and we believe that our store most carefully expresses the gift spirit of Christmas, 1914, The practical and useful gifts are here and displayed in a man­ ner that will make it easier for you to select your gifts for young or old. Do your Christmas Shopping as early as you can. Better do it now, for later on stocks will not be so complete and the crowds will make selections more or less of a strain, while now you may choose more leisurely anti enjoy your Christmas yhoppiog. Bring your children with you. • Christmas /fovelties and Christmas handkerchiefs fancy (foods We have thousands of beautiful handkerchiefs to choose from, in fact the biggest and best variety we have ever offered. All sorts of pretty Christmas values,-from the plainest lawn handkerchiefs to the most exquisite linen hand embroidered. A great many of them in the .newest, dainty color effects. Handkerchiefs are always appreciated,* and our exceptional values will solve the gift problem for men, women and Children. Our Christmas handkerchiefs arc priced from Beautiful, useful novelties that will surely be appreciated. Japanese Teapots, Pin Cushions, Hatpin Holders, Pillow Pin Cush­ ions and many other dainty gift ar­ ticles, priced at ^o^protnOur A wonderful assortment of these pretty, lacey [breakfast caps. Special values, priced from 50c to $1.50 (X )^J 25c, 50c and 75c /Tew Styles in fand f}ags Beautiful Christmas values, priced from '50c to $3.50 Cloak and Mt Department These garments have been sold for and arc really worth §15.00 to $25. Fashionable styles, great variety of excellent materials and the season’s best colors. Come at once and make your selec­ tions. , There arc hundreds of other SuiU and r AA » . Cloaks reduced now to_____________ $3.00 A"1* othcr ’P'™1 P”“6 UP - (10 7K $1V. /3 Many a girl or grown up lady can be made extremely happy at a great saving in cost in our Cloak and Suit Department. Christmas /Teckwear The very latest conceptions, all the new novelties, attractively put up for gifts. Priced at Toques, Hockey Caps, Hoods and Bonnets, priced from Our handsome garments are now being offered at prices way below their real value. You can practice real economy and your money will purchase a far better value by taking adA AA vantage of our offering now. Extraordinary sale of Ladies’ and Misses’ Cloaks and Suits at <P1U.UU jjeaudoir Caps Christmas Jewelry You will thoroughly enjoy selecting your Christmas gift from the display of Merire Jewelry in the “Little Paris Shop” here in our store. Your money will go farthest in jewelry here, and nothing appeals more to a womah—whether young or old—than a pretty luxury. -----Choose an oriental riecklase, a lovely pendant and chain or a bracelet. They will surely'\ delight the friend you find hardest to please. The gifts that will best suit a man or the boy are here among the Merits—Scarf Pins, Cuff Buttons and Tie Clasps, ’ Every piece of Merite Jewelry is a work of art and guaranteed to weai satisfactorily. Prices are surprisingly low. Beautiful gift articles are priced at 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, up. to $5.00. in addition to our stock, our big Counter Catalogue gives you the advantage of choosing from a Million Dollar Stock of Cut Glass, Silver and Jewelry. Polls Shat Can Salk Soilet Sets. Combs, ^rushes /felts fancy Ribbons S,aces and Embroideries Priced remarkably low. Make your selections early. Kid (Jloves make splendid Christmas presents. Ladies’ kid gloves in black, tan, brown, gray and white, made from selected skins by the highest class workmen. Gloves that can be re­ lied upon to fit, look and wear well. Our special brands are prided “ $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 Pair Jfll kinds of Knit Qloves and Mit­ tens for Judies, (Jiris and goys -Special holiday Values Christmas Candy of all kinds, fresh esh supply just in. Special prices, JOc lb. up Warm, practical and handsome Sweaters for children and grown­ ups, priced from $1.00 to $7.50 2 for 5c to $1.50 each. 25c Knit (foods for, Christmas (Jiving without being squeezed. Soqiething enti/ely new. Come in and see them. They are really won­ derful and will delight the children, and even the grown-ups. There are cry babies and -IE girl and boy dolls made on the indestructible order. Special price_______________ Come in now, before they are all gone. Other clover Novelty Dolls and zXnimals at special prices from‘uOL LU «.P-L 25c to $1.50 Knit Slippers for Judies. Misses and Children Cosy, Pretty Knit Slippers in all colors, fluffy lambs-wool insole. Special price per pair 48c fiaby Slippers 50c and 75c felt Slippers with beautiful applique designs Special price per pair 75c \ /Tight (fawns .Handsome outing flannel gowns for men, women and children, very practical Christmas gifts. Prices from 50c to $1.50 fosiery for Christmas flower gaskets beautiful gift article, 50c and $1.00 Japanese gaskets Extra strong and artistic. Special prices from 25c to $1.50 furs for Christmas For everybody in the family. Our ^W'awte Knit Hosiery represents the ^very best, and we want to mention only our beautiful values in SILK STOCKINGS, priced from Furs are most admired by all women, and we advise husbands, fathers—and sweethearts in par­ ticular—to buy Furs. Our Furs are the hig-grade, dependabls quality that careful women de­ mand and we stand'back'of every Fur we sell. • / 50c to $1.50 Fashionable Pony Fur Coats, remarkable values, from___ /Tew Style Muffs <CO7 CA gJEE $>-./ ,<)U LU Bcautififul Fur Sets for Chil(Ti 7C t-p. CM 7C dren, »ped»t Chrinm»s-value», per net <|>1«/OIO A"^s0 /Q $3Q 00 Sn the Jtoliday Rush don’t iorget our Special Sale ol Underwear ■ SCARFS to match the mufls, priced from $2.00 to $25.00. fiath Robe filankets and blankets of jffll Kinds-for Christmas (Jiving The famous Beacon Blankets for Bathrobes, complete with cord, tassels and frogs. Con* O'! AO ventional and Indian patterns in variety of beautiful colorings. Special price, complete.. gathrobes, made up. priced at $4.50 and $5.00 gaby glankets—The Beacon kind, beautiful new designs, special price 45c. Other values'up to <2 lOool glankets. lOool Map g tanksIs and Cotton glonkels—Many practical and handsome for Christmas giving. Priced from -75c a We are offering big savings in this department Rugs of jflll Jiees Room size Rugs, size 9 x 12. Spe­ cial Christmas values at $12.50, 14.50 .up to $35.00 ]U)eickqenant & Riede . Qroctry Phont No. 30 ~ /■fastings' foremost Department Store Choice fruits and Vegetables and tht limut thing! /oryour hitch­ an tabU in our tjroary Pipartmut. �THE HASTINGH BANNER DECEMBER IS. 1014. | IN. Att* CELEBRATE PAGE FIVE f. FULLER imhveumy' Wctl-iqpwn 1‘ionrgp of Wuodia Omndctcb surpri-.l si Their Hpmo lu -the Village, Get the Spirit of Christinas twenty .lalith. whan this splendid old couple celebrated the sixtieth anni­ versary of (.heir marriait.-. Mr. and Mulholland's Drus Store Give a man or boy something that shows your interest in his cjmlort and personal appear­ ance and you please him most of all. First on your list of where to get a man's gift, should be this store. Ready here are useful gifts of the sort that a man likes best: A Calendar and Weather Chart FREE to Everyone SATURDAY, December 12th .Hundreds of new Christmas Shirts-.-..-----—50c to (1.00 Bath Rokes and House Coats, newest styles....(3'.50 to (10.00 Special showing of Suspenders and Garter Sets------ 50c to (1.00 Argersinger’s Gloves, lined or unlined..(1.00 to (3.50 Rich Silk Neckwear in holiday boxes50c to (1.00 A choice selection of Toilet Sets and Leather Articles, Traveling Bags, Suit Cases, Silk Hosiery, Umbrellas, Cuff Links, Scarf Pins, Tie Clips, Sweater Coats, Kuppenhcimer Suits and Overcoats. CHRISTMAS DISPLAY being u welcome place fur nil who came. Although both hud great love for children, none.wen- born to them. Which is the BEST that Hastings has ever seen. Morrill, Lambie & Co Every conceivable thing that is good in Parisian Ivory Articles, Books, Bibles, Stuffed Animals, Toilet Goods, Leather Bags and Pocket Books, Fine Stationery, Engraved Christmas Cards and Booklets, Perfumes, Smokers’ Supplies, Jap Bask­ ets, Etc., Etc. One Price Clothiers Death ul J a mtn T. Yiiuiig. 25,000 Beautiful Christmas Post Cards, 1c Each. James T. Young, aged SI yean, one of tht> early pioneer* of Barry Don’t fail to visit the Largest Drug, Book, Stationery and Wall Paper House between Grand Rapids and Jackson. . logtUier Arthur E. Mulholland BOYS HOLD INIERESTIHG MASS MEETING The Leading Druggist Where You Do the Best—Goods Delivered i®S^$s|i4tt4$»W4$4S4t4W4i4$1$iW41Mi4^4$4&M»W4S4it4W4W4$4W4il®ft our county papers, telling hdw to pro-' 'You don’t mean to day she's been sent a horse from slubbering, and sent ■ for the recipe. When tho |l.6O worth speculating?" ’’No. but her tlanqo has, and tho en­ gagement la broken.” Man and Hla Age. Peculiar Cramp Preventive. ' After a man reaches the age of fifty Throughout Ixmdou placing n cork’ he bvglui to seo insults in tlio news­ In the bed Is regarded by hundreds tu papers to the effect that he ia an old a aura preventive against cramp. man.—Topeka Capital. 5% INCOME ite Christmas Present Checks Semi-Annually On 30 Days Notice CAPITOL SAVINGS ( LOAN ASSN Lansing, Michigan There*is just one Christmas Present that every person prizes above all others, because it means pleasure, comfort and independence. A SAVINGS BANK BOOK IN THE HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK Re-modeled Re-finished Re-seated Fathers and Mothers, Grandparents and Guardians, why don’t you give your son, daughter, grandchild or ward, the right kind of an Xmas present. Give them a bank book from our big, strong Federal Re­ serve System Bank 1 tnQdem . HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve "Only National, Bank in System Barry County" HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ' Pays 3% Compound Interest Christ.” The Cumintttra aided by Epigram Worth Heeding. Joubert, the great maker of ex­ quisite epigrams, , wrote many on friendship. As he was a man of many friends, and never lost one. his wise pumpkin pie. tils experience One of the’ best of them is: "When my friend is blind in one eye. I look al hint in proflie." It -, ’ S—_;i we keep this euggesllon in mind, perft they had 13 snake gods. “ u ai0' Thlrtesn Thslr Sacred Number. - Must Report All Tuberculosis. j Maneere ata not Idle, but tho fruit I *,? 9r**’ Br,u,n Physicians are of loya| aaiura an(j Of noble mind — I obliged to report every case of tuber t Tenny w. j culosls to the local board of health. । ' High Class Pictures This is the place to bring your whole family. Wo will have-nothing hut the bast in picture hints. I J’S A X£W PLACE but you'll enjov yOur*vlsit there. / : ; : The Home of Good Shows • • Ha&tiugs, Mich. . ■ J �THE KAnTNGR BANKER, DECEMBER I®, ibid. The Pierson Store % The Big Busy Christmas Shopping Center Many Inexpensive, Practical and Useful Gifts for Men and Women, Boys and Girls 1AR after year the practical and useful gifts are growing in favor with the Christ­ mas shoppers. This store offers infinite possibilities to Christmas shoppers. For gifts of the sensible satisfying kind, we provide a positively unequalled choice, both as to variety and price. Nowhere else will you find more things at moderate prices, that will combine the Christmas Gift Spirit with genuine usefulness. DOLLS HOSIERY Unbreakable Dolls, 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c Ladies’ Silk Hosiery in black and white, 25c, 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Handkerchiefs Fancy, plain and Initial Handkerchiefs for Ladies and Gentlemen, priced 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c and $1.00. Handkerchiefs in folders and Christmas boxes, 25c and 50c. Skirts Ladies’ fancy Silk Skirts in Christmas boxes. Priced $1.48 - $2.48. Umbrellas Ladies’ $1.25 Umbrellas, your choice each 98c. Neck Bows Shawls and Scarfs Ladies’ black, 'white and colored Wool Shawls and Scarfs, priced each 17c, 33c, 37c, 42c, 83c. Aprons Ladies’ fancy white Aprons, 29c, 39c, 59c. Blankets Fleece lined Blankets, per pair, priced 39c, 73c, 98c, $1.19, $1.48, $1.97.' Wool Blankets, $3.75 to $10.00 each. Crib Blankets (30x40) each 39c - 50c. Sweaters, priced 98c to $4.50 Hand Bags A large assortment of Hand Bags suitable for Christmas gifts. Priced 23c up to $4.98. Linens Beads Table Linens, Towels, Lunch Cloths. A large and varied assortment. Just the right Christmas Gifts. A fine assortment of ladies’ Beads, priced at 25c, 50c and 59c." Gloves Scarfs Ivory Sets Ladies’.flowered Silk Scarfs, $1.00 and $1.50. Fancy Ivory Sets, priced 48c, 98, $1.48. Ladies’ (Hide Use) glazed Kid Gloves in popular shades. Priced per $1.00 and $1.50. CAPE GLOVES—Ladies’ Cape Gloves, lined, per pair $1.50. Unlined ^Gloves, pr. $1.25. Ladies’ fancy Neck Bows and Silk Roses, 25c and 50c. J. T. PIERSON <5 SON’S De.pt. Store Phone Number 9 Pythlmw Elect Oflkcrw. Death of William Finley. With the anticipation of hiking At the annual -election of the honu- with him some nice sweet cl- Knight* of Pythias lodge held on celved word on Sunday of the death d.-r. which he had ordered at tho Monday owning, the following were In his home at Carmangar, Alberta, N.-wtun mill. Charles Andrus " " of the death <>f her brother, Wil­ liam Finley No particulars of hla palls In front of Che mill. ^passing were given. On Tuesday ITejtdruiFrank Adair. -Arthur Barber. be brought to Hastings by R. J. FolTr insurer—J Ila, father of Mr. Finley’s btisineas th- tridg partner. The body will probably -William Schader. reach Heatings on Friday. Mr. Finund a pail. the null - Un found his. expected pall Hastings nnd vicinity. Reports showed tho company— . , ■if .-Idrr rime. .... Mr. .......... Andrus says ed from the Hastings high school i a nourishing financial cuodilivo.1 tli.it If the m an ’who took th- appl< ’ 1’. l.uhroi,. and from the phaxmacy departmtgri of the I'nlrrrslty of Michigan. He ornsw ronip iny ‘n th - «>n*trur •f n trffli) lino-between Hl< k»r* tho Canadian northweit " "* 'Banfl-'id «x nnd J tan fir kt turn-d poll need hot Im* flllcU with yearn ago to engage in of Martin bualnese. >u1<act'it>er>>. itr which to avoid trouble. 5 and on Attention Knights of Pythias. Installation of offirers on Monday Curd Ke wish t< tbeir klndnces of colic-tin* Harry twp. taxeu. not alsting of fried oysters, sandwiches, ;<!»>• Decgmlx-r 11 ■ nd help during coffee, cigars and music. Turn out ■ Hustings. Hall's Implement J. IT. Burke, ' At the annual m-etlm tu-n* Telephunn Company ■ n«dd, helii in Edmond's hsjt Wm. Shilton. ■ -Howard Shilton. Mrs. Edwin flhaitx wish Frank Piper.—Adv. j Hastings, Michigan GlMan, Caw.iHi OlUtw. Ekv.nl. The following officers were elected on Monday evening for Glblum B. Dichty . C. Bisson . It. Hubbard I* Rlunim ensuing year: D. M.—T. Phillipa. -Roy Andrus. •H. 8. Sheldon. C. Foster V. Wellman J. Dooley . All Stars N. Gilleland \ Hent- pins Pine Pitta I he probate office. In ths city uf Hastings, In said county, on the eighth day of December A. D. 1»14. . Present: Hon. Chas. M Mack. Judge of Probate. In ths Matter of the Estate of Bert B. Sparks, administrator having tiled In said court hta petition praying for reasons therein stated Contradictory Humanity. A notorious thief, who was arrested at Philadelphia, was found to have deyoted a great pan of his Ill-gotten therein in the forenoon, at said probate ofmalntonance and education of two lit­ flee, be and is hereby appointed for tle orphan stria whom too bad adopted. hearing said petition. notice thereof be given by publica­ Hard Luck. tion of a copy of thia order, f »r three I shall receive taxes at Hastings Our notion of hard luck la to be successive weeka previous to laid day National -tank on each Saturday In overworked off a government Job.— of hearlpK in the Hastings BANNER December and on the first two Sat­ a newspaper printed and c>.cuLUed Atchison Globe. ■ urdays in January. home. Thursday* ’. I-athrop, Curd of Thanks—We wish to thank neighbors and friends, church Committee on arrangements. and fra|>rn*l societies for their kindness and sympathy during the rill be al Orangeville on the fol- sickness and death <4 our daughter Attention, City Tax Payera. and sister. . M-re voids cannot ex­ -a Prairieville. Dre. press our appreciation. Al home BaturFamily. At Carveth A 81 ebb Ina’ Drug Store. HARRY R. MII.I.F.R, S-wks City Treasurer. -BANNER WANT ADVB. PAY, Order For PubHcwthm. State Vf Michigan. The F AUordln*—Naylor. William A. Reed and LuoUa H. Palmer, both of Middleville, were united In marriage on Tuesday of- Chas, E. Allsrdlng of Carlton and Gladys M. Taylor of Brandon. Iowa, were united in marriage on Thursday rice Grigsby officiating. Both Mr afternoon. Doc. I. at tho PfeabyterMiddleville, where MW Reed." has Grlgaby officiating. The young peo­ charge of a restaurant. They are ple will make their home In this receiving the congratulations of community their snapy friends. A'fruo copy. Judge uf Probate HrIlater of Probate, Much Work on 8mal! Box. The construction of a cigar box may aeem to be a very simple matter to jhe povics, but the box passes through nineteen processes before it la ready �HASTINGS BA Lower Than Others. Read These Home Cured Bacon ..lb. 20c Home Cured Hams „ H>. 19c Home Cured Shoulden lb. 14c Pork Loin as cut out lb. He Pork Shoulder, whole Beef Roasts Rib Boiling Beef lb. 12 1 L ard in Jaro ____________ _...___ _______ __z..14c Special Whole orJHalf Hogs or Beef by quarter. J. R. BROWN. Delton, Mich. 1)1 Mu', ' HTCKOHY < Delton Practical Gift Store Ji- Wilton Trafford attended the anof Middleville visited her brother. Ad Burpee and family' last week. ...... .... •tater-ln-ltw from Grund Rapids is •acred Christman Heber AU There is no question but we carry the most ex­ tensive stock of goods suitable for Christmas Pres­ ents that can be found anywhere in the south part of Barry County. cantata. J. Barn< ■ Dec. 30. It will be glvsn by a choir of eight voice* asstated by a reader. and fol at II. Chittenden. MAN’S TIME OF TRIBULATION ALL BELONG TO ARYlN RACE Everybody welcome -to hear this canFrank 'a free. • se In Mrs. Terry Richards -was ill several Writer Who Evidently Hat Had ^xHastings. Wednesday « Dr. nnd Mra • Robert Marshall lea* Aid had a fine dinner Cleaning a Furnace. Brandstetter'a Thuraduy. cleared over 111. it Is hoped hnmr of the latter’^ A furnace Ja an Ingenious and fiend All the people who apeak English. evening to aps-nt thn evening with lab device used for heating purposes German. Russian, French,. Spanish. Quently. them. Games were played and reIt is an asbestos-covered boiler en­ Italian, Welsh, Eno or Irish, Scotch ’ We forgot to ’mention freshmenta served. About twelve tirely surrounded by pipes, and situ­ of Gaelic, and some of the Aaiatlc lan­ ated In ths darkest corner of the cel­ guages, trace their origin back to the tine Hartman of this place <o Mr. of gifts.- wishing them much happlFred Lawrence of Augusta the day lar. Tho idea of the man who puts it in iMnu to bo that a convenlswt light used to bo thought that the Aryans before Thanksgiving. Thyy *'111 rehomt in the vicinity of a furnace would be came from some point in Asia several detrimental to hls Interests, says the thousands of years ago. But now cer­ Itlmt relative* nnd friends of ptace. tain people claim that their homo was Will mil Mr. and M«*- Will Mott und lleve he is right. Further a furnice is in the southern steppes of Russia; daughter, June, were In Jtultle Creek a device that baa a hog's fondness far and that tho Indian aad Persian dirt and a health crank’s mania for branch went toward the cast, the days with Mr. aiyl Mrs. Fred Green. Thursday. .. . clcanllnres. It won t heat if It is dirty, Slavs and Teutons into the German Mrs. McDonald returned to her Chrlstand It won’t help to keep itself eJean. forests, and the Greeks toward homo In Detroit tart Saturday after Consequently the poor brute known m Greece; while the forefathers .of the Spending a week with Mrs. Polly. " Mra. Arthur Mant'e) was called to December IS. Com<; and hear them. husband of the home must be attend­ Cells a^d Romans followed the Din­ Battle Creek last Thursday by the ant. masseur and rubber to the fur­ uba river into Italy and GauL We serious Illness of Mr. Mantel's moth- bfirtam hall. Friday evening Dreemnace as well. And these duties ho l-er tfth. Benefit of the school. A must perform regularly in the dark or lated from many words that have the aided merely by the faint glow of an same root. We can tell by words Hod relatives In Clarksville from Suffragette." eight-candle power tamp that has only Saturday until Monday. * ono candle power left. To clean a fur­ dwelt together, when they separated, Mra Brandstetter and Cleone visit­ Physical Gcdgrirphy. nace a man must divest himself of all one group from another, and some­ ed In Kalamazoo over Sunday. In History w« arc aiudylng thing about their daily habits and ascendancy of Spain' her retail above ground. Then with an Iron lives. For Instances, we know that tho Catholic Reaction. brush ho must stuck the innermost the Aryans traveled In carls drawn Ninth Grade*. vitals of the apparatus; groping hither by cattle, because our words "wheel," chicken pie dinner by the hostesa. . We are studying about the Pe-| -------- ----------------- -Hlrtcry. and thither, now bumping his head on “axle," “yoke" and "wafcon" .all come ' tho steel upper Jaw of tho open mouth. from Aryan root words. We know the coming year. Eighth tirade. Mrs. Henry Mull of Vermontville now scraping his knuckles on tho that at one time they were pastoral visited her sister. Sirs. Eckhardt, for Madison's Admlntotr.uion , nnd thej people, depending mainly on their circulation of the «>>■•! lb the body! dark! The light has gone out! No, !t flocks and herds, because our words Sr. In PhysJoiogy. Physiology. ; Is merely a cloud of dust that he fajlcd DOWLING. . , Seventh tirade. to tnbalo quick enough to prevent Its “tteer" and "herd" come from Aryan W.e are studying Analysts In Arith-I^g Will Harrington, wife and daughobliterating the eight-candle power worda. Other words tell ua that they ... und. lhe ts «>f metic the produ. products .. I’. 8. i» K t Eva, visited her sister and fam- ----aero a nomadic people, migrating aclamp altogether. At last with the Geography. . dust In hla kings, hair, eyes,.oars, nose Mrdlng to the season to obtain paatur[»r. Kellar Is again conlned to the I . I'riinnryv Ruuni, and vest pockets he staggers upstairs,house with inflammatory rheuma­ only to have the partner of his joys It la a curious thought, that seems tism. The fifth gradenr arc multiplying FIERCE FIGHT WITH NATURE Henry Mowry and family moved • and sorrows exclaim: "It Seems to to have occurred to no one, that many mo you couM clean'jhat furnace with­ of the Aryan peoples are coming to­ Monday onto a farm in Maple Grove. We are going to_give n piny at our Mr. Oswold of -Iwnawee County out scattering dirt all through the gether again In the United States, for Lighthouse Builders Had to Face DlfChristmas program. haa bought the blacksmith .Shop nnd house." tho first time since their separation moved hta family hero and will oc­ Acuities That Seemed Almost find grade, thousands of years back. It will take cupy Edd Tethric's hobse. booklet-. centuries for their amalgamation in John Ormsbo and wife epent Sun.ECONOMY IN NEW PROCESS what has been called tho “tneltlng day wlthe'hbi elater, Mr. and Mra Right down to the time of John:' pot;" but doubtless the homologous Arthur Gorham in Johnatown. Smeaton. who invented the stone ' Mra Bophronla Held I* visiting: peoplo thus doacunded will be the tower, llghthour.es-were built of wood. ' <an ns very » relatlvaa In Quimby. greatest peo'plo in the wdrld. pressed In Steel Molds, Instead of ■Jhjop ’ d by all. Il was Rnitalon'H success hi placing ! attended. Percy Henkes nnd family took I by Old Method. a slotto edifice on the dreaded Eddy ; dinner Sunday with Will Depreaater stone rocka. In tho eighteenth century, ! EASY TO TELL REAL GENIUS chicken pl^ dinner nnd supptr. It In some of tho modern European which really gave an-Impetus to light-! J electric construction works, molding house building, and since then the:< 'December 11 th. machlnes-turn out millions of small Man With Oapaclty for Infinite Toil soa-btiilder has achieved many notable ' Edd Coats has bought an automo­ Is the One So Gloriously brass pieces such as the industry re­ bile. conquests In all parts of the globe • Endowed. quires. Compression of brass pieces .CIhriatniii*. The exercises wilt brt Tho first erected was that built byi! in atesi molds haa now supplanted tho held Wednesday Vvenlng. Do ember Mr. R. Stevenson on the Bell rock, on 1 Genius Is always nine parts gift old method of casting, for turning out 23rd.. the famous Inchcape reef, off the J such'pieces in brass or bronze. For­ Of God. A gifted person may learn dinner al the hall on Friday, coast of Scotland. The construction 1 something at school, but he becomes cember ISlh. Ladles bring thhnmerly a sand mold had to be made for CIA>VE of this lighthouse was one long, tor- ! great, as Ruskin says, only when he fclrs. each piece, butqpow a single steel mold Mrrt John Hurl, Helton, intent rlblo battle with the angry sea. The ; Quite a number from this yay at­ Saturday aerveg for thousands of pieces. pieces, In tn this .... i develops that peculiar capacity wlthlq wlth^WT. securing of the foundgtions.'naturally J himself which he can learn front no­ tended th* North L. A. 8.. which met Mra. Bert Mcjxifvm and eon Da­ the most hazardous pkrt of the whole ; process are used brass bars whoso sec­ at Mrs. David Brown'a. Thursday. body. hl went to Kaf-mingdo on buMinesa undertaking, proved exceedingly dlf-'! tion is chosen after experience so as How is one to know whether he Is a to be best adapted for shape and sixe fieult. -J genius or not. whether those strivings of the finished piece, then a section ta tend the funeal of their mether. Ibis recorded thnt tho men worked < within him are the ferment of medi­ > daughti-r In ttaltli The Cemetery Circle met at the hull cut off the bar to length, and the piece ^tth desperation. Only two could re ocrity or the first push of superior on Wednesday of this,week. is heated to redness In a furnace, then main on the rock at a time, but they Mrs. Dell Headiq*. of near Gun talent? The woods are full of young molded at high pressure in the steel Jj»kc spent Thursday with Mrs. Roy stuck there with the tenacity of people who think they can write Headlee.' leeches, thn cold waters of the North stories or poems, or paint, or sing, or enough to produce the required shape, =aca bearing down every few minutes perform upon musicalTnstruments, or for burial. and It Is found that pressure makes i and sweeping entirely over them., The Stevens school act. How are they to know it they Kntama»><>. the brass more compact and solid. As When the first' stone was. nt last the Meol mold can be made exact to a swyng into pnaltlqn the men, ragged, Perhaps tho beat tost Is this. A about tin.SO dollars Ings «n business Saturtlrty. small fraction of an Inch, the products The money bi to ’ be used for real genius usually has such a passion WUt GineMple ’ went to Ktatasntfr'O chilled and wont with the awful strug have very close sizes-for use. Even for his work that no power on earth provaments in the school room'. gle. clugg to the Iron rods which they, Monday on bunim • pieces which,, formerly ware MAI in can keep him from It. In other words, had fccecttU upon the roof and ibecred' Mrs. E<1 Tlius, Jr.. U on Hie sft-k attend tho State Grange at . Battle brenxe, such as shaft beariifrs. are 1 madly, tike soldiers just over the ram­ Carlyle's dictum bolds true, that (gen- .Creek thia week. ’ . now made by the molding process.— ; parts of an enemy's forts. Again and' •lus ta- tho capacity for Infinite to|L If Scientific American. ' • again they were absolutely driven you are a God endowed one, therefore, from a visit In Chicago, Monday. Flowering Planta Above 8now-Line. They Were Connoisseurs. ----■ ------ . wr >> ni-ii me tower orMrs. Effie Btcvens and Emelim- _ -----you will know it by your unconquer­ Sunday mornins at 10:00 a. m. »nd[Kan ,o appw „„ aboTe. ,be investigations by Herr von Klebetaspent last Wednesday with Mrs. able Joy and courage, if you are a Many years ago. on our return fromAudiences With Sovereigns. :30 Rose Burnham, at AMyrLi. rtblo storm* arose and swamped the berg In the Tyrolese Alpa have re­ a wedding, wo found the bouse rifled. second-rater ybu will give up. and be . The right of subjects laboring under falsify turned away into mouey-mak-' Sunday Schoo) at 11:00 a. in. The works. On sevofal occasions blocks vealed the 'nxlatence in that region Mother bad put v.'t litre, .her wedding (a grievance to claim a personal audi­ weighing as much as two tons .were of no less than RtTlipccles of flowfcsJ jtnyu. and other things to air before tag. . Eaton Jumou is XI The Great Commission ruthlessly torn out of their places and I Ing planta above the enow limit, and^ ence with their sovereign Is fully rec­ Tuple—Witnt-Mlrtg rorxfhHst. Rapids and Kalamazoo. ognized in a far less democratic coun­ Golden Text. "lx». I nm with you swept inio the sea- despite dove of these 5fi were found-some three stolid silver also, and the plate broken. Mrs. James Smith la spending this try than ours. Evor since his acces­ Per Borrowed Bobka. tailed joints and Portland cement. In hundred foot above the Know-line, The burglars haij ransacked the ice­ sion the Emperor Francis Joseph was world." Mutt. 2 the end Uio . sea-builder proved vic-j while six occurred over fifteen hun­ box and fixed themselves an elaborate) ho many docks were borrowed.ana accustomed to set apart ono day a never returned from the writer’s home torlous, a» be always does; but It' dred foot above The highest species spread. Vpbn the table was an empty Witty Sentry. The 'topic U "Gcmd From My R« week on which he personally received that aba purchased a script stencil Of all. the glacial Ranunculus, was met cost four years* labor and the expendl-j cigar box. and in it on a strip of paA lieutenant of the United States in­ petitions. Although care was taken to bearing her own name and a "please enjoy thF i ,lir® °r l3'>0-°®0 before the lighthouse! with at over twelve thousand feet fantry recently met with a sad rebuff. Everyone come' and exclude those seeking to gain admis­ return." To date this plan haa proven fine, bet. Fatty, your cigara are rot­ ' complete.—Wide World Mags The lieutenant was promenading in meeting. , ; stood complete, sion on purely frivolous pretexts, there aaticfactory in returning her books In • glockner. In another part of the Alpa. ten. Do beitch next time." There ta going to be rhe colored: Hoe. full uniform one day. and approached was but little formality on those dej-s. duo time, I viz . on the FlnKteranrhoni. As niy fatlicr was a corpulent man.' a volunteer on sentry, who challenged weddln here next' Frida) ' evening. I ’ Persons of,all classes—ranging from I been found at nearly 13,900 feet, the they evideuily knew their unwilling him with "Halt! who Comes, there?" a peasant wronged by hia landlord'toj I greatest height attained by a vascu- host.—Chicago Tribune. Ireland*, Stirring Song. The lieutenant, with contempt in-ev­ a highly placed official who had been Where Trouble Came In. The chriltnius Kite tind auction TH. Ode. .1 th. U.omei.1 J>'■« '» : ery lineament of his face, expressed unjustly passed over for promotion— “Do you have any trouble with your the T. I*. A. will be held nt El of Ireland, "St. Patrick’s Day In the,1 *®cncan bis fooling with an Indignant "AasL" BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. vacuum cleaner?" "Only In trying to Morning.” la most obscure. The ear-J: The sentry's reply, spt and quick, beginning nt 2:0lJ ti. tn. remember who the peoplq, are who Rest known copy appears In Rujher-I came: "Advance, Asa, and give the Early shoppers wilt lie amply borrowed It last"—Detroit Free Press. ford's "Country Dances," published iu' countersign.” Supper will be served from <-.»ffr- 1719. but it is said to have been played 1 terta booth, beginning at 5:00 p. m. by the Irish pipers at the'battle of! Simplified Spelling. Fontcnoy in 1746, and was probably, . "Why did you take Elnora away Haiti ndc current for some time before this. Tho1 from school, Anthony?" a gentleman ,peak at our churcta hare T-i..-«<tay j , .. tun-.’ is found attached to various rol-| asked hla gardener ■'one day. An- December 15th. at. T:3(t p. Tlv,„iai licking old English songs The Cum-1 thony sniffed scornfully: "'Cause de berlaiid song of faithless Barbery teacher ain't satisfactory tuh mo. ! Bell, whose lover vows to wear a red j What you reckon she toll dat chllo ; coat for her sake, is sung to a version | yes tiddy? Bho ‘low dat IV spoil tour,; of "St. Patrick’*Day." tho words "Bar-! when aven an idjut 'ud know dat It Leaders Laid the Foundation. v..„ my um ,ruM wll ,B BUWIU bury „ Boll's darilug" being aubsti-. spells ivy." In manual- toll, in commerce, in odu-l chorus lor "Patrick's day -------------—............................. — , tutcdJn luivu-m the mt’ cm * Capital •20.000.00 ktlnn and nnH in milillc. anrulnn nt hnvna I jn the'morning.* __ __ •• cation in public aery Ice. at home. Surplus . 6,000.00 Romance of Modem Life. at the council board, tn the church.* ■ A. A. Aldrich, Frei. • J. G. Hujhcs, Vice-Prea. "But, Helen, bow did Toa m»ko thoi there la not a bit of routine ypv can; Fred O. Hughes, Cashier acquaintance of your second, hue- put your band to, but tho'saints and, Pleasure’s Limitations. ' band?" "It wag quite romSRUc. I] heroes were al the beginning of it.■] ■ Pleasure is medicine to some and was out walking adtb my first when "Princes dug this well, yea, tlio nobles I A. A. Aldrich Dr. Donald McLeay Gemfe J. Doster under .proper cngdUlons is conducivs my second husband came along In a । of lhb people hollowed it out with thsli. health and happiness. Pleasure in; T. A. Aldrish Wm. Elliott L. B. Teerpeuing motor and ran him down. That was j 6Ceptcra and with their staves,"— itself, and when made tho only end J. G. Hughes the beginning of our friendship.”—Tit-J George Adam Smith. in lifp, is a peril. Our Goods Make Practical Gifts The prices on these articles are very reasonable. Cutlery Center tables Bed springs Pocket knives Kitchen cabinets Mattresses Scissors Stoves Sanitary cots AH kinds silver ware Ranges Sewing machines Hunting coats, caps and Blankets Carpet sweepers vests Vacuum cleaners Foot warmers ReFlash lights, Carpets Beds Rugs ■ volvers Chairs Fur Coats Linoleums Rockers Dining tables Robes Couches Anything in the Hardware or Furniture lines. ALDRICH BROS. CO DELTON. MICHIGAN 11 Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry Sterling silver thimble given away. Every lady purchasing $1.00 worth of goods or more gets one of these beau­ tiful thimbles FREE beginning Saturday, December 12, ending Thursday, Decem­ ber 24. Geo. M./Newton I We Pay 4* HEALTH FIRST Per Cent it)e ha ift this to sayt Uou should learn today Jhat needed rest ■ Jind health is best Obtained through the Chiropractic way. Delton State Bank Diktcms M.W. Smith. D.C., S±“*JS£*" I It has �== THE HASTINGS BANNER Second-Hand Engines lllgtw-t price* paid fpr poultry d«< WuntrtJ Vnntrd—Poultry. Inquire Inquire Mr-1 l.iavv’i Fta<l Store, npppsitrl Uvered at A. J. Henry's fr-d WANTS Cotirl Mouse. Phono 58. or Nair cr Heat—* room house and I • lot*: inquire .Wm. Zuschnftt, cor. i For Sale bury with tarn which . .•ntaina horn* nnd caw ata'ta, granary ail Md.rtvy & Cea iff if “The Best for the Money Store” For Bent—« rocmi house. 14 ward, hard and tuft water in kitchen, Phone 488B. I.. A. Cain. Addr,-«s * Inqulrits j For Salo ChetiD—Rougli 1-incb him| her for roofing and alieebng. also bill sluff. Phono 4001. InquirBi , F. 0. Pierer. City. If s None too Early ------- ■u.'.-rgavnBM'", turn, Hhulta. Poultry Wanted- I urn, now locuh ■! in building al rear of hu .Olis' rejUturnntK near Fnnnom Hitch­ ing Place. Phone .WIL J. <». i .1 Kirchner.. tr B. >1cChJ. --------- ills II the city for a retired funner, nlxo, a good family horse. eell <>r trad* i for a good pair mare*.. Phon* Jnij Baldwin. or Salo—to «cfe farm. 1ft mile* wrr. of .tacoy. New house. food tarn and out buildings, runplpg water, plenty, good. Fine truck of I hi st Ings. • (For Salt—House and lot. | at HIS East Bond St. Goodyear Bros buxalng for 55c p.r hour until fur- Frltx. Reward. St... Hustings. • E.’ South | ■■■□□□annnnnnnnnnnnnannnnannnnnnnnnnnDnaaannnnnnanEnTnnnnnnnnannannnnanMMMBW Mw ■■■■■■■■■■□nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnBMMiiMiiMmww Expense Saving Turned Into Quality in The Making French’s White Lily Flour G. F. CHIDESTER LEADING CLOTHIER .... Hastings, pingtan cockerel* IN ANY manufacturing business the item of GENERAL EXPENSE is invariably the MOST IMPORTANT. "General Expense” includes Taxes, In­ surance, Interest on Investment, In­ terest on Indebtedness, Power, Light. , Bookkeeping and many other items of Permanent Expense incident to man­ ufacture that you CAN’T GET AWAY FROM. One peculiar thing about “Gener­ al Expense" is that it GOES RIGHT ON whether the mill is running or whether it stands still. The FIRST thing that every manufacturer TRIES to do is to CUT DOWN his General Expense to the VERY LOWEST POS­ SIBLE NOTCH. By running our mill NIGHT and DAY, year in and year out, we have cut our “General Expense” account to the 'LOWEST possible limit By run­ ning night and day as we do, our tax­ es, insurance, interest on investment, bookkeeping and hundreds of minor expenses are NO MORE than they would be for 10 HOURS, or ONE HOUR. By hiring an extra man or two at NIGHT we get a 24-HOUR OUTPUT at a 10-HOUR COST. That MORE than CUTS our “General Ex­ pense” accourft IN TWO. In other words we get a 14-HOUR OUTPUT FOR NOTHING, save the hare cost of the grain. We put a lot of our saving on “General Expense” back into the qual­ ity of the flour. It enables, us to sell French’s White Lily Flour at the Same Price charged for flour of infer­ ior grade. If we did not run our mill under the most favorable conditions we could not afford to sell French’s White Lily Flour for the same price charged for other flours not as good. As it is, ev­ ery user of French’s White Lily gets a HIGH GRADE flour at the same cost as an inferior flour. We have “manufacturing advan­ tages” in making flour, that you will find in Very, Very Few, if Any, other places in this whole'country. It en­ ables us to turn out a SUPERIOR QUALITY of flour at a cost so low that we can afford to sell French’s White Lily Flour at the same price charged for other flours. By running NIGHT and D.AY, year in and year out we make a better flour at a lower cost than any mill tan possibly do uiat runs 10 HOURS a day and then stops. The question of “POWER” is a very important, one in any manufacturing'proposition, and is a me'ans of large expense. We OWN our own WATER POWER, and as long as .the Thornapple river flows, we are assur­ ed of the steadiest and the best power known, and at the LOWEST COST. We CLEAN our wheat MORE THOROUGHLY than any other mill. We pul our grain through MORE PROCESSES than other mills, and each extra process improves the Qual- ‘ ity. That’s, why French’s White Lily Flour is BETTER than other flour. That’s why everybody likes it. That’s why you’ll like it. French’s White Lily Flour Doesn’t Cost You Any More than is charged for flour of Inferior Quality. It Will Save You Money to use French’s White Lily Flour. Why not try a sack and -see? Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville, ’ than some of the many different things enumerat­ ed in this check* ing list. This will make shopping here easy. Inquire ■ tf' For Hale—Good 0 room house. I nicely localed; gas, hard.and soft water in kitchen. Enquire I.. ' A. Cain. Phone 48811. If liln i f ■ FATHER. HUSBAND, BROTHER, some* one’s else BROTHER Benson. Lacey telephone, Dowling. ., ./lialh Rota H1I1.-W ri.irtli«>u»t *w;-tiy'rr,*^t.rx,i.ayemn* |'. There are only 14 days till Christmas. This year of all years people will buy useful and needed articles for gifts. What would be better for prrsons j Michigan Ave. '■ Wanted—Poultry Intended for the I Christmas market, must be here not later than December 14th or 16th. both alive and feather drras- Wanted—To buy young calf. ,11 o. Fred r Hcrvlcc—Du roc Jersey stock hog. J. B. Whitmore. South of ■ 1'eckley school house. Rutland butter Notify . . nmiturc. For Salo—Side board, dining table and six chain, one targe arm chair, book case, several and commodes. price*. Clark Osborn. Joseph Boger*. Wanted by two hustling young fnrmStock and lool» fur- Michigan Top-.Noteher sey's left. want one. >10 > long 1 China stock nog for aer. ry Foley, City, Routs I. strain of Duroc Jer­ Phone soon If you Chas. Biggs. Phone short. ' if । lbs gilt edge dairy 20 cents" per pound. rlth Respectfully, W. Mathew* Eagle Inquire at 216 W. Thorn Kt. about 2.500. purpose Max drive. Fred Benham. Roote Hastings. 1< ■ family Bump, Phone bidder at Couch's Barn. Saturday. Finder pleas* Ind Enquire at HANNER of* Saws—AU kinds filed and gummed nt Ruling* a Shop. Circular Saws Ixwt—Gold enamelled Kewple pin on Church St. Finder ple.ist phone 396J. Reward. Iwk freight will be returned Tn charge. J. W. WhHtejnore. Russell Reed. I’honp topUn girdle bound In red. Finder tW Halo—200 or piore bundles of corn stalks inquire al BANNER Oflgr. 1 wk Tim porwin that picked up cents, keep 25, return Grigsby's Shoe Store. Vanity case to iwk or Salo—Choice full blood Bailed Rock cockergls; also Durnc sows eligible to register, dur In March; Shorten, Quimby. beech and maple wood, delivered any time. - Phono 212 I long 1 short. BANNER office. Ellgiblo DeMolL to registration Long one rocker. Phone •!. or Kale—Thoroughbred Whmndotto cockerels. Flfleld. Hastings Phone. White Kidney Iwk- *[he Great Majority. asaodalion with the well of the fault finders will be elected.— Atchison Globe. Remember there la a false alienee which would be m shameful aa any falseness of speech.—William R. Rlch- MARKETS Tho Hastings Milling Company quotes red wheat nt *1.06. Priqes have advanced on onions, beef nnd Strayed Bhe^p and lamb. Red paint on rump of each. Lamb has long wheal. They have lowered on talk Homer* Batea. Phone 112 1 long 2 short. ’ Iwk sgsjyg*”- shire boars, for Paet That Make* City Unique. At Quito, the only city la tho world d Bark­ er small Crystal Crxamery Co^uoCm butter tat al X» Onions, ta. , without tho wholo world finding H oat.—Toledo Blade. For Kale—Registered Holstein, bull calf, "nearly ready for service, Artificial K/M. targe and nicely marked** Dam holda a world's official butter rec­ ord. Sire Is a son of Ponttac ▼Dives eight distinct processes, each Burke, from a record daughter of of which requires much patient skill Hcngerveld De Koi. Andrew C. and considerable art. ‘ Brown, phone >42, S .rings, Iwk- MILK CREAM AND BUTTERMILK. " Milk delivered to any part of U.e city for six cents a quart. Try it and see for yourself that it is good, clean milk. A. C. CLARK TO �THE HASTINGS BANNER DECEMBER 10,1914-20 PAGES PAJtT TWO—PAGES 9 TO IB, bright Landmark of Early Days! Was Home of Wildcat Bank 4 DIED OF PREVENTA81E SCHOOL NOTES ...‘rr1' . TT. itth. ntoved to Barry Co., Mlq|>,. settling on the farm now owned by Jo' Osgood. B>' thrift and Industry i after d lapse of 76 years. . _ ‘ In Barry Co„ Typhoid and Dlphtlx-eparty on FH'daty •Veiling. I . DISEASES IN OCTOBER Holmes Co.. Ohio, N^rsmlx-r interesting History of Large Brick Building on: ”u'ihn IUnk °f Kwnwon «««< f» 1 tv tv i • es-. with all of lut contemporaries In tho crash. it the Grand River Road Related in 1 he Detroit Saturday Night. Raplds. Rutherford Bryant out1 Greek God was absent Tueod.vy haa returned to school- at last, after on ac&u/nt of slckne contain* Whrn traveling from Detroit on the lions upon the* honesty of hanking promoters were very loosely drawn. building which stands by Itself in an open field. Few know that polite the city, and cross the Huron river on i the authorised capital should be paid a steel bridge that spans the stream ; in upon tho execution of the articles high above its w/iters. To yuurj nix months thereafter until the whole sum sulacrlbvd wus contributed. •nd. bordering marsh. To your left Is the Tho law required tho capital of The Plcturesqiio gorge which the river,‘m on demand.*’ Its earlier days, cut through the hl|l» that ft might mingle with the lakes of Milo School Rqxjrt, fJvlngston. In pioneer days the ftcrlptlon to tho capital of a new bank. Report of 3rd month. 1 This specie wus supposed to be held vacation with tho Misses Miller, and which to. live. The statistics the rest of the week In Ann Arbor. The fifth and sixth grades .of the Hustings durltjg October follow tai births durlirg the month. 3; first want schdol had a Pilgrim party Grace McCollum of Hope. *Mra. Mary Our mathematic teachi r journeyed 9. and eighteen of relent. to hey KMsmatoo home for her thr Thanksgiving vacation. under one year. 1' over <K' years. 3; About thirty >■«-.»« ago .Mjsa Meier, our Deutsch teacher.' causes of death, pneumonia. Inilnen- with the M**th«ailst’ l;rot*st.i reported a delightful visit to friends In x.i, diarrhoea entrrls. I but latrr ho uni(e«i with thr jftas kmrnrm la planning Detroit, during Thanksgiving. hurch at Cloverdale. rek extension, school** for th* In the flty. • crude mill sawed rough lumber and for the redemption of the circulating notes Issued by the bank. * Thirty per cent of the authorized capital the class to visit rural arhools, *»• tho promising village of Kcnalng. could lawfully begin business. ■ If contemporary history Is to be of the Dank bf Kensington, a finln<-lnl Institution that nourished when Michigan wan young nnd the restless pioneers were boosting prosperity by plentiful nnd the least valuable prop­ It required drastic making money on printing presses. erty to be had. legislation and some years of vigilant supervision to re-establish banking storage for hay nnd farm tmplemenle-|<credit. and chk-kena have roosted In Its Tho Bank uf Kensington was or­ vaults. ' , ganised In .1811. Il was officered by The legislature of Michigan en­ Henry FTsko. president; Frederick acted the first general banking Irw Hutchison, cashier; A. A. Dwight, A. M. Brown. N*. F. Butterfield. B. I*. Hutchison. C. F. Cooke. C. I* Croue und fi. D. Dlx. directors. That tho promoters of tho bank contemplated Our lady athletes beglp their prac- lady fmm thn Michigan nnd The mounting of the 4>eda of fifty Oakland county was mostly unbroken Grand River cumulation of specie for the protec­ tion of bill -holders were’ almost as which the tide of immigration rolled numerous ns the -banks chartered. Into the Interior Kensington was a place of Importance. Singe coaches lated by depositing with the new bank a certificate representing that the subscriber had a stated amount and beast. . A considerable popula­ of specie on deposit In some other tion lived upon the exigencies of trav­ bank. In most cases where this el. But changing conditions left Kensington without an occupation. the Institution Issuing the certificate Modern methods diverted the stream was quUe as Intangible as those of •the new hank. High finance Is by duced to the level of u commonplace no means a modern cult, and those country road. Kensington became a proprlatlng other people's earnings memory of settlement days. ’ The only structure that remains to played a game without a limit. mark its commercial existence stands dltlon of buabieaa caused the gover,vr. and within a few rod* of , the western boundary of Oakland coun­ Mature In special session for the ty. Il la a one-story brick bullldlng. purpose of devising mtans of relief. ]n its day It was prqbably considered Tho legislature authorised the sus­ Imposing. its day passed Into hls- pension of specie payments until their latln verbs. 4th Grade. Mary Quick. 8GH- I/eo Quick. 85 1-3. I-eon Doster, 86. Paul Dunning. 81 1-7. aut Grade. wero Arithmetic. Vera Dunning; reading. Genevieve Brown. Paul Bay: Civil Government. Bernard’ Bhauloy. Mildred Tfdd haa started in school. of the most troublesome Weeds <>|.Bar­ ry County, has been completed. ‘Household Management.* tai Creamery a few week* ago. I-ast The grades are Iteglnnlng their Monday the Roller Mill nnd Bnkery Xmas work In .drawing nnd-painting. were visited, preparatory to writing The musid classes are * Xmas carols. Manual Training. Manual training thls-yenr has been advanced one year's work In, each one or more bulbs to tx- used fpr school room decoration, during the winter. We have hyacinths, dnffo- : by the seventh grade thia year. This [ dlls and narcissus among our collec­ brings an added Impetus, to the bo»s| In tho grades and the Interest dlspjay-j tion. , I the American Revolution will enI trrtalnod by Mrs, W. It. Cook and | Mrs. James Holes. - Included In thn udon of “The Moling Plc- BANNER WANT AOV8. PAY. phiylng games. ning of last year, both In point numbers and the difficulty of hla visit In the northern part of the Ing Indian. Eskimo and d«-sert life. mechanical drawing boards to equip Announcement. I -wish to announce myself tm a candidate for tho poalUon of secre'grade* of the tary of the Windstorm Insurance Co. party In their I will spprec late the support of nil room Wednesday afternoon. ‘~ Then policyholders of the Company who believe a change In the secretaryship will be a benefit to the company. Vefy respectfully. school .with & broken arm. attended —Adv. 7 wkk. A. Frank Sylvester. the jxirty Wednesday afternon. Even* child of the third and fourth grades of the ward school contributed a nh-kle to buy some chpalcs.. The children nro enjoying the Uhrary very much, . Tim Sth grade maps nf Europe. ed sufficient ability at this .kind of I ork they were allowed Io design nnd^ begin to build for thenjselvea some ; cabinet ■Jobs. x „ ■ , traduced In the mechanical drawing department. It is a book course consisting of four years of high school work. It comprises a thorough course In geometric drawing through specialise In either machine.* archi­ tectural drawing or shadow perspec- YOU WANT THEM BEFORE CHISTMAS f Then .bring Yeur Garments to us NOW. You want to look all right lor the holidays. We can make you look rich. Phone 243 and Our Wagon Will Call. We Wash Everything Every Other Day. American Steam Laundry Shone 243 Shulters Bros., Proprietors Hastings, Mich TIME OF] SPIRIT GIVING “’Tie more blessed to give than to receive The Christmas spirit is growing rapidly day by day, as that gladsome day draws near. Everyone is beginning to wonder what they can ’ give to those they love, to express adequately their esteem. Only a few days more remain for a selection to be made and hoping we may be ofC­ assistance to some perplexed shopper, we are giving below a list of a few items that may meet with your approval, as suitable gifts for those whose lives you wish to gladden. * ’ NICKER PLATED WARE Copper Tea Kettles $1.00, $1.19,1.39 Copjier Tea and Coffee Pots 79c, 98c ENAMELED WARE Nice line of this ware at prices that make you wonder. SHOPPING BASKETS. Several sizes and decorations .... .................... /.... a.48c, 58c, 68c LINENS. Good quality linen, per yd.......... 50c Better quality linen, per yd......... 60c Fine quality linen, per yd............ 98c Mercerized, Damask, per yd....... 58c Napkins........................... 10c to 25c SPECIAL ALUMINUM WARE Tea and Coffee Pot \ Rice Boilers / < / Kettles ( Fry Pans (/T1 Griddles \ ^Dippers, Etc. J |A. B. C. & Building Blocks 10c to 50c STATIONERY. OTHER SUGGESTIONS [Tool Chests........................ 10c to 50c Box Fancy Paper.............10c to 50c Umbrellas...................... 50c 'to $2.50 Small Tools................. 10c I Correspondence cards ............... 25c Leather Purses............ -...10c to 50c Christmas Bells........... .'Zlc to 10c Leather Hand Bags. .48c to 98c Silk Auto Scarfs.......................... 50c Knit Skirt GIFTS FOR MEN Sweaters ) Dress Shirts.............. 48c, 69c, $1.00 Breakfast Caps_ .. . ......... 10c to 50c Men’s Hosiery „in fancy boxe^.. .25c Newest Tango Ties;........ 10c to 25c FOR THE BABIES Toy Pop Guns .10c to 25c Men’s Suspenders, in fancy boxes 25c Toilet Combs............................10c to25c Hair Brushes.................... 10c to 48c Sweaters... .24c to $1.39 Horns -,......... 5c and 10c Men’s Gloves................. 25c, 48c, 98c Barretts .................................... 10c to48c Caps................25c to 48c Rubber Balls ___________ Men’s Ties, in fancy boxes......... 25f .......... 10c Blankets..........39c to 75c (And many more.) Men’s Handkerchiefs... .5c, 10c, 25c Back Combs..-......................... 24c to50c Lather Brushes... .•................ 10c to25c Mittens............10c to 25c JEWELRY Razors........................... 25c to $1.00 k_ FANCY CHINA Bar Pins........................... 10c to 25c Baby comb and brush sets 25c to 50c DOLLS. ' Complete line, exceptional values. Beauty Pins ................................ 10c Ivory assortment......................... 25c Dressed Dolls................. 10c to $1.00 Cuff Links........................10c to 25c Unbreakable Dolls.......... 25c to 1.00 GLASS WARE RIBBONS Clasps.........................10c to 15c Kid body Dolls............... 25c to' 1.00 Star Cut Water Sets, Pitcher and 6 Tie Stick Pins. .z.......... .......... 25c to 50c Fancy 5 yds bolt........................... 10c Glasses...................................... $1.17 Mesh Bags/............... . ,98c to $1.48 Fancy wide ribbon, per yd........... 10c TOYS. * Ingersol Watches..................... $1.00 Plain ribbons.....................10c to 25c Doll Cabs....................... 50c to $1.75 MIRRORS. Ribbons for Xmas packages. DINNER WARE Doll Houses......................25c to 50c White enameled frames, square, Wheel Barrows................. 25c to 50c oval and round. Two patterns of Homer Laughlin’s Fine assortment of Christmas Beveled plate Post Cards...'.................. 6 for 5c China in open stodk. Buy what you Toy Carts................................. 10c to25cglass,, ’ exceptional values. wish and fill in as you need. Big Fine cream candy, per lb.......... 10c Rocking Horses ....................... 98c BOOKS values. Drums...................................... 10c to25c That same brand of salted pea­ FUR SETS Teddy Bears........................... 25c to50c Boy’s Boy Scout Books. .10c and 25c nuts, per lb.............. . 1.............. 10c Toy Animals........................... 10c to25cChildren’s Books...............5c to 25c Children’s Cojfars and Muffs.. $2.98 Fancy Xmas candy boxes.............2c SPECIAL KNIT GOODS. Auto Hood\ _ , | NEW YORK STORE N. B. WATERMAN, Prop, Phone 102 Hastings, Mich. j �e Hastings Banner COURT HOUSE NEWS SCHOOL NEWS The Hastlm--* high THE MAN THAT LOST THE PLOW school Wm. A. Reed. Middleville .... OPQK BROS, filter* Gaw of Tlianka, fe a word. Luellg rf. Palmer.'Middleville . OMtuiry <w«try and resolutions. Harold . H. lUroum. Woodland FIFTY-NINTH YEAH Rubacrfption by Mail, Post-Paul OWE YEAR, in advAoss.............»l.t»i SIX MONTHS, in advance,... 50 THREE MONTHS, in advance. 28 CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS par year, in advance......... . I Xki Gertrude R. Price. Castleton... Hilton, class <>f Gladys M. Naylor, Brandon. la forenoon, whi Kathleen WA<i Some of Qult ttalra Deeds. A’, and Jraalr Kleis to Wm. IS SELLING THE Belknap Sleigh flpringg I ISO. tain young man walking this No communication will be pub­ noon* accompanied by a tai lished under any circumstances un­ less it (wars the writer's name and Annie E. Humphrey to Florence posteffice address. M. Slater, pa riels, Delton and Pr*l- st >tuttonal strolls—for alas! she Is a The Belknap Sleigh is very good. It’s made of iron, steel and wood. It’s painted red and looked so nice I made inquiry, got the price, then bought some right away. I shipped them home and to my store, and then the trust began to roar, Oh, my! Oh, my! He’s got our sleigh. Now this sleigh was all our pride, for it almost took the farmers hide; to buy one and I’d gather have this sleigh for me, than any plow I ever see.—Tinkham. ADVERTISING RATES junior. Display advertising rales on ap­ Florence M. Slater to Annie Hum­ plication. The BANNER has one of the best phrey. SO acroa. sec. 1*. Barry, and Business locala and reading no­ equipped job offices tn Western lot No. I*. Delton. 11.00. tices. On first page or among brev­ Michigan and ia prepared to do any Mias DeYoe was absent Thursday ities. <2t4 cents a line lind of book and job, printing. Thomas Hcott to John Scott, acres, a*c. IT, Thornapple^ fl.00. Bowman, a Totmsr teacher .in Hinckley, lot 1». HardendorfTs addl- belonging vlctrola Geo. MeWha and wife to -William B. Dean ond wife, parcels, Nashville. In looking after sleighs, see “The man that lost the plow” for Belknap Sleigh, the Donaldson Sleigh, and fbr four-door spring cut­ ters, spring cutters without doors, and cutters without springs, and cut­ ter gears; also for robes, fur coats, stable and square blankets. I have a full line of these goods, and at prices that surprise the Trusts. I’earl A. Htaup And wife to John life. They provided for many visit­ ing nurses, whose hundreds of thous­ ands of visits brought instruction anc* Frank A. Wilcox and Baltimore. IF500. William Coburn to Olive-Conlon. tED Ci Lule E. Phillips and wife to Edna Th* juniors ar* planning a tlmo for Thursday night, the nighl on which they are to have thslr class school, having talent .In _ long and Intrsaetlng program. 1335. Henry more. ll.HOO. Jesse Townsend . we hope that next nvlte th*ir lea* lucky ' school matM. Philip A. Colo and wife to Chas. Barry, A. Pax on and wife to John “THE MAN THAT LOST THE PLOW" ed that they honestly believed that a number of tho pupils of our school had 9 ’ Not inr the Trust Hubert Bronson Claude F. Hughson *nd wife to turned to school after Alfred Goodcnough und wife. *0 on account' of lllheas. ] mure would come.” Chapel tterclsrs were held Friday morning, conducted by Prin. Wai- Ellsworth A. Hmlth to Clayton building?. Baltimore. 11.00. Frank M. Hasel to William Jen­ our guests. The juniors have just completed ner, parcels of lota » and 10. blk. 3. Grant addition. Hastings, JUS. bles," and the Senior clans the intercet In arithmetic. ' but II is doubtful a* to th* amount uf l»tere*t to mtnlstralor. filed and discharge isaubuildings. buildings. good buildings. l>ull<llngs. buildings. buildings. buildings. patron* to %fe that alt parcel ,agrw havo your return name left hand npixr corner. Pack and fasten * Postmaster or rural carriers, with re­ gard to cost of any Christmas parcels, before the rush begins, so aa to avoid delay. Have them properly address­ ed and postage affixed before deliver­ ing to the poet office or left In boxes for carriers. This will help elimi­ nate the holiday congestion that Is buildings' buildings. buildings. buildings. Ezra S. Morehouse & Co. It will Ulso help materially about Setting .all mall away on first trains If each patron keeps a supply of | stamps und stamped envelopes on ! hand, no that all mall may be properI ly stumped before leaving same in In times of holiday rushes, or bad weather and winter roads which de­ lay the carriers, stamped mall will be dispatched on nrut train while un- Order Our Dray: -------------------------- aa lt b< only through euurtiwy that carriers stamp any null. Tho rulings of the department re­ quire nil mall to bo properly stamp*d before leaving It in Jx.xes fur the carriers, thus avoiding the necewity of u carrier having hla horses stand­ ing in the cold, after living badly I wormed up »>r the long drive, while he does the work that should have been done by .iU patrons. Remember the post ma«ler or the carriers are ready and willing to dis' PIANO AHO SAFE MOVING HASTINGS TRANSFEN CO American Scholarship. . If American scholarship is not In place, it U In power. If it does not carry the election today. It determines the policy of tomorrow. Calni, pa­ tient. confident, heroic In our busy malerm life It perpetually vindicates the truth that the things which are unseen are eternal.—George William Curtis. A Query. If a man gala up just utter the day breaks, can b* bo said to have a whole day before him J Safety First This holds.Hue in your electric wiling, that's one leaton why I urge you to 1st me do your electric work. You’l knew it it done right ami that your buildings are sale if I do VAN TIFFLIN Vancouver world. The grades are making Christmas L-rested In their work. SULTU BOWNE. Tlie high school chorus la planning concert to be given Wednesday. addition built to their house Ileaale Bogart has h*n absent from Receipts and* request Hastings Mich. ure Island.’ day and Is planning to take up her person. 'Petition for admission to studies soon. Kalama too state hrwpltal filed. Phy­ sicians certificate* filed and order for a ••jpell-down' admission to hospital entered. Estate of Martha Bll*n Bharp- Kiria won. steen et al. Minors. Annual'account Miss Bowman visited the commer­ of guardian filed. cial department Thursday of Inst Estate of Edna Belle Roger*. * minor. Annual account of guar­ dian filed. t CUncy Farr has been appointed Estate of James B. ’(mllson. .de­ cashier of the bank in tho comtnerceased. Order allowing final ac­ count of administrator rntervH. Re­ Orlle Bishop visited th* ceipts a*d request to discharge filed, school music clam Monday. and discharge Issued to Burdett Our talented blond violinist, who Briggs a* adminiatratof. has the power to charm tho fairest EstXie -of Wm. Lowden, decease^ of rhe god*, showed hla aueceptlbllOrder allowing final account of Owpd. Receipt* and request to dis­ charge filed und discharge issued. F>t.ite of Robert Montgomery de­ ceased. ■ Final account of executrix ’ Estet* of Edith O. Miller, ct al minora. Annual Account uf Guar­ dian filed. Estate «>f Blanche Dickerson^ a mi­ nor. Request to discharge Guurdlnn filed, and discharge issued to Kathrun Brown as guardian. Estate of Eseli N'- Yule, deceased. Commlaalom-raxfi-porl on claims filed. Eatato of Eliza M. Crouter, de­ ceased. Final account of adminis­ tratrix filed. by Venerable Hinckley. aa there are four men-trying for Ctsurh Rogers will have •d by Ralph Ward. Work That Moves the World. may be limited but the fact that It la work makes It precious. . . . Dar­ win could work only halt an hour at a time; yet In many diligent half hours he laid anew the foundations of philo­ sophy. . . . Green the historian tells us that the world is moved along, not only by the mighty shoves of its heroes, but also by tho aggregate of the tiny punches of each honest work­ er.—Helen Kellar. Pleasure la not the chief cud of life. Once we expect to be amused as a baby with a rattle or a red cart, we are preparing for a-day of darkness. The development of character, not the pursuit of pleasure. Is the true end of life. Pleasure comes Into life as by product, rather than an end. and the more wo have legitimately the tweeter life will be. CHRISTMAS TURKEYS to do. Everyone Is busy, but Christmas and learning Christmas' have found time to visit us.. songs and making Christmas decofaUons. Gladys Hodgn of the first grade Ruth Ellsworth was absent from school on x.qoUM of her grandfathTh«> seventh grade are beginning to study AustyaBaNo news from Mia* Matthews’ room thia week.. ternoon. Alva Kirchner, who was 111 with diphtheria, is back In scBool this ttorothy Bronson has returned to ■chool ,uftj;r an abaenc* of several weeks. " ' ' , . Charles Weaver, Eva und Earl Rrld havo entered the third grade. Mr. atid Mr*. Webb visited Miss school the punt week. Hubert Brown returned io school Monday after an extended absence. Vara. Bronson. Doris Belton ami George Wettar* were absent MonjUrk have < amplrird tha work in physiol- Harry Hasp was absent Monday. The seventh grade baa reccivi oom* new library books. Floeair Conrad, of the, seven* Rice Paper From Wood. So-called Chinese rice paper la made ■ Miss Vincent has ilnlslfqd reading "Ann of Green Gabion’' to her room from the pith of a Formosa tree. . A e-immerdnl prosperity Kus h.-l.l in XfM.w.n 9 <1. t<> Prince Prosperity, who arrived with his court on u goUvn barge, propelled by the wheels of Progress Only th* Seventh. Guest—''Ikllghtful party yon are Mrs. Oxi 1’ardee, left fi>(,hts home having toulght. old f*yow." Host— In Elburn. I Hindis. Thursday. Mias Loy Gosch visited friends in Is thtTx. seventh anniversary of her Grand Rapids. Friday and Raturdny. game. The Hastings high m-Ikm] boys will probably 3phw .Charlotte. Eston Rapid*. LaWjDdeeM. Grand uncle. C. M. Benedict and family, Rapids t’nton Hiirn.^irhlland. Grand Wednesday and Thursday. Haven. Sturgis and Lowell. Thr Xtllll* Altn whn What Is Your Rank! t»ums need the hearty oo-operutlun Man's rank Is his power lo uplift— haa been visiting her brother Clair of the students end public. George Macdonald. Bunday. Manual Training. <>x| Pardeo returned fr°m hu One of the moot Interesting things, A leading Paris physician advocates hunting trip la ths north R'edneathat’s bring made In the manual 'sand man and deliberately dropped training department thia year. Is n that consumptives be confined In health compounds and forbidden to Grand hi* beautiful blond head on hla desk, Rapids visitor Saturday. and disturbed the elements with hla by 14 Inchon high, oulshlo dimen­ lead a city life. Mias Meier, who sions. It's large enough to ac-omyoung Teutons ~en rn." arous'd him Deutsch and returned'him to house haa followed th*’ grtirral lines, of a dwelling house construction. Thia give* the boya an opportunity i>n*rtn*rn<to study building construction first We will have a choice line of Turkey* and all kinds uf hand, and bswms acquaint'd with Poaltry on hand lor th* holidays. If you are going to have a subject of the right or wrong of cor­ the names and term* used/in that family dinner and want something extra nice, just tell us what work. Tho work Is being done poral punishment. r you want, and we will do our best to GET YOU JUST WHAT entirely by the boys of the sixth Mum Dkhcrson supplied in Miss YOU WANT. Our aim ii to please. Wilcox’s room Monday forenoon. IFonmilc Ksdcntv. Miss Will supplied in tho klnder- A number of bulbs have been brought to ths light so thrft they mothers win cu-uperaU- wllh thr World's Debt to Humphrey-Davy. tewcher. "1 wish that as' many Humphrey Davy, a poor apprenUc* mother* as poasibl* would visit the: i'enxance, England. 1771. He became th* most eminent scientist of hl* day. He made the safety lamps now used in coal mines. And just before hl* death In 1M» gave us the electrio light D*ry made hl* first experi­ ments in candle ll^ht. Tod*y the light known aa Barnegat light, off the New Jersey coast 1* equal to 30,000.000 candles. z Wasted Brilliancy. _ mao •misi uuas uu ioi__----------- . de loudest sometimes aa) a •omethin*, ?, G. Bailey, returned to their home . ... .. .... ... Mondav. Monday. but his audience don't know it, kaxt dey ain't expectin’ it.—Atlanta ConsU fatten. Mr. Roush was away ploughing. Cabbage Patch." The eiudente who weri absent during the testy t*ok them, last-' <11 e nd oh Bertha Zuscbnitt and Cgcll Wilson Our customers all tell ua that our Home Made Sauer Kraut is the “BEST THEY EVER TASTED.'• We KNOW it ia RIGHT because<we matie it ourselves. BESSMER BROTHERS Hastings, Mich. The Meat Market Men. Phone 162 [IWhy Not Now | FOR now is the TIME for you to decide on what COAL or COKE you want fpr your WINTER SUPPLY. Try our EBONY COAL either ia LUMP or EGG size anJ we think you will agree with u* when we say that it i* the BEST COAL for DOMESTIC USE (hat you have ever tl*ed. , Have all *i:c* in GENUINE GAS COKE an J when ordering atate vbht »izc you u»eIt look* a* if Flour would be higher but w< can mH you FRENCH S WHITE LILY "Th. Flour That rhe BEST Cook, Um" lor *5.50 per bbl. WHY NOT NOW take a sack home for that CHRISTMAS dinner and relieve any doubt a* to it* •ncctM ’’ Ju»t step in and SEE, THAT'S ail we a*k. We invite Inspection and we are always pleased to show you what we have in COAL, FLOUR. CEMENT. BRAN. MIDDLINGS, and in fact anything we have for sale. BRING in your Sample* of Seed*. Bean*, Wheat, Oat*, or anything you hgv« for SALE that i* handled by ANY ELEVATOR and we will name YOU a PRICE. Under th* pretest Market condition* it is impossible to quote future price but our aim i* to pay all we can for Grain, Bean* or Seed* on each day'* market. Call us by Phone. Give u* a friendly call, the latch' siring i* always out. we arc always at home. Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc Dealer* in Grain. Buna*. SeeJ. Hay. Coal. Cement, Hide*. Pelt*. Etc. Phone 1JI0 ~ Hastings, Mich �HAROLD'SHELPFUL HINTS Diamonds We were well stocked in diamonds before war was declarej in Europe, , and as the. markets, are closed the£ will go higher. We can supply your wants along the line-of rings, lavaliers, scarf.pins, loose stones. We guarantee every stone and the price to be correct. PIKE & DAMON Jewelers Phone 281 Opticians QUALITY MEMORIALS Quality is the distinguishing characteristic of an object which makes it superior to the ordinary. Nowhere is the mark of quality more to be desired than in your memorial work. The cost of a rough block of granite is small in­ deed, when compared to the value it represents af­ ter being shaped into a memorial bv the hands of an artisan. Our appreciation of this is a guarantee of distinctive monuments. We would like to impress upon you the impor­ tance of placing your -order now for spring deliv- IRONSIDE BROS Timely Suggestions for Christmas Shoppers -Oia trouble la," said tho young man with tho Square forehead aa ho doUberately pawed over tho candy boz and helped himself to ' the biggest chocolate, "that nobody tolls you gtrla the truth about yourselves, and so you get .chesty orer the saccharine anfl baseless compliments doled out to you. You thrive on so many a day Just aa though they were breakfast food. And you get entirely wrong Ideas of your selves!" "Thank yon, Harold,” said the girl in tho hammock in appropriately hum­ ble tones, "for coming hero to lead us up out of darkness. I might mention, by tho slay, that you havo-colossal nerve and supremo conceit." - "So havo all great men,” modestly affirmed Harold. "Now, take Stepha­ nie—I'll warrant 1.000 men to date havo Whispered In her ear that her eyes aro causing them vast disturb"You are perfectly horrid!" flashed tho young woman in question. "Thcro you go!" commented tho young man. blandly. "Working your eyes, I moan. It's got to be a habit with you. Somebody remarks that It's a pleasant day and thereupon you give him a glance warranted to kill at a thousand yards. "That all comes from tho fact that when tho men mentioned your eyes they politely neglected to add that your noao Is impossible and that you havo an unpleasant habit of being snippy. "When you consider Ruth—say, I caught her yawning the other evening when the new man quoted that thing about shimmering waves of golden hair or aomething or other. Every man Ruth meets at once feels some­ thing stirring In the back of hla head which Anally-burets forth in that bunch of poetry he read lit his sopho­ more days. I'd like to know the per­ centage of her allowance Ruth spends Men’s Traveling^Jases Pullman Apron Easel Mirrors Art Calendars, something new with Memo note Suit Holder and Brush in nice leather Leather Traveling Medicine Case Comb nnd Mirror in leather case, for' traveling Manicure Outfits , Toilet Sets Hand Mirrors tf nolm nd' C. E. HARVEY PHARMACIST, HASTINGS, MICH We Want You to See Us Before You Buy for Christmas. The Bettar Way., A household hint says that books can bo protected from •tildcw hyaprlnkllng oil of lavcnds, on tho thrives. An easier way. though, would be to read ’em occasionally. “I wish you'd go on home!” said the young woman in question, indignantly. "Of course you do!” agreed tho youg man. affably. "That's what I said —not ono of you llkee to hear tho truth and you aro getting spoiled In Southwestern Michigan COAL Ohio Restrospective. "I havo lived 67 years, last grass," confessed the Old Codger' "during which 1 can truthfully say that 1 have consequence. Your hair Is all right, Ruth, but take it from mo that you City should bo more ot a clinging vine. Hu* means of an endowment of JISO.OOO by Norman W. Harris, banker. The Field museum aids by supplying sub­ jects for study. Very Different Matter. Grandma—"Well. Bobble, have yes had ail the dinner you want?" Bobbis —"No;.l only had all i can eat.” Don't laugh at tho man with bow* legs. It he could help them ho would. On landing. sere bombarded the French port of lAipeetu.- many of the .residents, fled In Miehlgan-tjtada automobiles. ' only to be washed with map and wa ter before dressing. A wound made with an unclean instrument ought tc have a cleansing that will be destruo tlve to germs. Kant thing to have a.otnid handy, es­ pecially when tha Joke's ou you."— THIS WEEK'S NEWS IN tlty. The British were profuse in u ixilugizlng for their hysterical stu­ pidity and haste In arresting tho so- Pocket Mirrors Shaving Sets Cuff and Collar Traveling Bags Pyralin Ivory Sets and in single pieces Box Stationery Box Candies • Books for the whole family Purses Bill Folds Covered Flasks Fountain Pens Music Rolls . Games-of all kinds Mccanno Building Outfit which Is liking to think wo aro tho whole thing and you are worshiping us from down below. It’ll make a huge and realize that she looks just like your brains. As for Florence—" other women, but that It doesn't mat­ ‘'Don’t mind me," murmured tho girl ter, then the honeymoon Is over and romance has silently stolen away.— "I think too much of you to lonvb Judge. you out of this little helpful hints sym­ posium," the young man assured her. “I am not going* to let you wander The Philadelphia minister who says plenty of 110,000 Jobe aro vacant have been enlightened. They tel) you. doesn't alarm us. Them are lob many Florence, that you aro tho best dancer |1 and IJ a day Jobs vacant to make It was ever their good fortune to run across and they drag In that peaches and cream thing about your complex­ ion, don't they? And you havo a lit If a ray of sunlight smites you and" you keep a bottle of freckle lotion handy. Tho mnn a bo sgffere In silence may They remain discreetly silent,over tho be heroic, but the man who “makes a fact that they find you In the ham­ holler" seems more sociable and is mock while mother Is canning cherrlca therefore more popular. in a hot kitchen—" ■ "She sold tbora wasn't a thing I could do!” protested Florence, hotly. "Mothers havo a way of shouldering things,” sold tho young man. "Mino would chop kindling while I smoked if I’d let her! Resides, the men bate to wait on you the way you make them. That Lady Clara Vcre de Vere stuff may make a hit with some, but nearly overy man hustles to get away from It Dr. Homes* Cut Rate Dentists When you think of vour teeth think of him. Own* a-Dental Supply House and his own Dental Laboratory. WORK equal to the BEST. PRICESztqual to the LOWEST. Large busi­ ness, small profits. Only best materials used by registered Expert Dentists Ten year (written) guarantee given. Lady attendants in each office. Instruments sterilized alter each patient. PAINLESS MRTRODS used in all offices. Why not call and get FREE examination as to what your teeth need. DR. FRANK HOLMES Stephanie, with warmth. "Right!” agreed the young man. "Sometimes, though, wo aro roused from our lethargy to do a great deed 'of kindness, as I.havo jqst dona—” "Maybe/* breathed Ruth, violently, "you think you've made yourself popu­ lar around hero by it!” "I’ve established myself In your af­ fections for life,” Insisted tho young man. brazenly, as ho departed. "When you get over hating mo you’ll be aL ‘'Anyhow/' said Stepbanlo from the silence which ensued after bo had van­ ished, "he's perfectly horrid, but you must admit you don't forget him tho minute he's out of sight, as fou do most of tho othersChicago Dally 18 E. Main St., Kalamazoo. ia E. Main St., Battle Creek. X13 Washington Ave., Lansing. 303 E. Main St., Jackson. Banner Want Ada Bring Results. "Something Blue.” The "something blue" that tho brldo wears whan «olng to the altar Is gen­ erally a pair of garlerq. A recentlyknitted In the pu evenly done needles, and give.. ---------------- Wlth turquoises dnd seed pearls. n “Lump" and 'Washed.Nut" Cannell Egg makes a hot fire and a clean kitchen—TRY IT Pocahontas West Virginis ‘Lump nnd •gg" Sizes 1 “Lump" and • “Nut" Hastings Gas Co's Coke ROGERS <3 SON Phones: Office 194, Residence 192 HASTINGS, MICH. Jliits. Overcoats. galmacaans IF YOU WISH SOMETHING VERY FINE IN ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE, WE ARE IN POSITION TO FIT YOU OUT IN ANY OR ALL OF THEM WE ARE DOING SPECIAL WORK AT THIS TIME AND YOU SHOULD ORDER YOUR CHRIST­ MAS TAILORING DONE NOW. -:-:- Cleaning and Pressing and Repairing jrflex guderm ftigh Class Jailor Hastings; Michigan PRESSING while you wait �THE HASTINGS BANNER, DI 10, 1»14. Mt*. Auguxt* Hart and aen Virgil ef Northeast Vermontville daughter Fern, of Detroit WEICKGENANT & RIEDE Clothing & Shoe Department Grant Otis & Co.’s Old Stand WEICKGENANT & RIEDE Clothing & Shoe Department Grant Otis & Co.’s Old Stand WARNING A prominent Grand Rapids cloth­ ier, who advertises extensively in this territory was recently arrested, plead­ ed guilty and fined for fraudulent ad’ vertising. Do your trading with re­ sponsible Hastings merchants. CHALLENGE We challenge any firm or individ­ ual to prove that any statement made in Our Advertising is false. We are here to do an honest business and to build a trade for the future as well as the present. Theo Pennliiftoi folher. visiting at the hoi Oecar und family. Mrs. Villa Clark of JtMhvilla und Friday. East Woodland, for a short visit Mrs. Gardner returned home Satur- F. Axthelm and family of North A “Practical Christmas” is in the Air he* * More at Ku la mo. The Pennington boya Practical gifts lead in the happiness they bring the recipient—in the length of time they carry beyond the Christmas Day - the spirit back of the remembrance, and at this store you can find large assortments of practical gifts—Prices lowest consistent with quality. . ” * in . Huatliig* lasuls. Hanson, agek about 70 years,4 township. In Baltimore und Hotter, n former resident ol Barry county, j vl,lc*» ■“rtdved by th# followdlcjl Thursday <.f a broken neck. n<- •1,,K children: horn in Sweden. Th held on Saturday more. The funeral party came To -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. AUCTION SALE To rails morn, which I need to use at once, I will havo an Auction Sale ot personal property at the tarm known as the Allgeo place In Baltimore, 5 miles south ot Hastings, Vi mile west ot McOmber school house end mile oest ot the Hendershott school house. This sole will take piece on Tuesday, Dec. 15,1914 Commencing at 10 o’clock a.<m, I otter the following property: Horses Bay Gelding Grain, Fodder, E,tc. White Gelding - Cattle Roan cow.3 years old, giving milk ■Red cow 6 years old, due Feb. 1 Spotted cow 7 years old, due Jan. t Heifer calf, 7 months old Grade Holstein bull calf, 5 months old Sheep 38 good breeding ewes 1 registered Shropshire rain . Hogs Poland China brood sow weight about 550 O. I. C. brood sow weight about 200 15 shoats weight about 65 lbs. HOT LUNCH AT NOON. 200 600 100 600 the F. U. M. located here. Mrs. AriUnu' Herbert -if Hurting* NORTHEAST KALAMO. about >• gathered at the school house near the noon *------ **“u —" filled dinner baskets tho served during which Rev. Bostwick In Bell und bride last Wednesday eve­ ning. He wm married to MIm Maud Huwr. In tiehsl now of Ohio. Congratulations and beautiful ring. happy future Is the wish that their WEST VERMONTVILLE. Earl Sturgis of Allegan Is visiting Workmen completed a f hour" lukt w.-ek In -cemeterj which Wilf bu'tnuch apprecl Township Sunday Kchpol- AxkoclaUlan S. C.' Vanbnutin 'making Inst Sunday "it.iiiy Day” tor Woodland township, there wax n large attendI a net* nt Sunday School In <;«ch of the| 1 villngo chutvhe* fumlahetl ! music *<it, the C. morninijr. A numby <>f home Friday night. . All steel 5-tooth cultivator r-horse wagon t6-ft. stock rack Check row.Corn planter Set 1060 lb. platform scales Fanning mill Corn shelter United States cream separator 45-gal. iron kettle Cook stove 2 swarms 0! bees and some empty hives 25 cords of second growth wood Incubator Other articles not mentioned. SHELTER FOR HORSES IF IT STORMS. TCDUQ HF 2AIP All sums of $5.00and under, cash. I Lil III 0 Uf OnLL Over that amount 1 year’s lime will be given on goqd bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No property to be removed until settled for. Ernest Matteson, Prop. Col. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer Mian Cynthia Green was Sheridan Stilwell went to Detroit . John Snore and Mrs. Mary Thursday to visit his sister and other Brown. Mrs. and Will Bahi a Friday in North C.irl- Mrs. Leon Bromberg entertained QVAIL TRAP CORNERS. Friday. Thursday from BouLh Hj^ven i aha attended her mother'* tuner: Mr. and Mr* Ray Gould Mrs. Will Taylor and son of Char­ lotte vllsted her mother. Mr* David TuMutay. They wUl vteit relatives Wilkinson and family, Saturday and and attend tho that* Grange before Sunday. Charlie Smith and wife of Nashville visited at Clyde Brown's over Sun- Munday with the Utter'! parent* In AxiyrU. Mr. and Mr* Almon Sheld-m and Albert Burgman and family of Dumd visited their sister, Mrs. Len daughter. Floy vlalled roUtlvea tn VermontvUle. over Sunday. Mr*. Addle Hager of Woodland Can! <>f Ttuinkv and Can Downing and family, _of Nashville, called al M. K. Downing'*, Tuesday. elated by the family. iMurant-c Company, King Delbert Taylor and family. Mra. Rob Cronk and Utile son of state public utilities law. proposes to Nashville nre visiting at Ben and prohibit cltle. from grunting any kind CKve Hirow'a. Mr. Cronk vlaiUd of public utility franchises, giving all there Sunday. EAST WOODLAND. leri • ' < in thia vicinity. Mary' W. Hitt apent last week on Jury in vlile vblted her xUter. J. J. EmtUnd add daughter Jlrs. Gardner. Thursday. HOW, FRENCH PEOPLE Edith Black are bring treated at •: Hastings. Mr*. Wex WillUmx called on Mro. howpllal at Ann Arbor: Mr. Eng‘ 1 Milling QURE STOMACH TROUBLE land for hernia and Mr*. Black fod r<mrnaend Charlie Crows In NaahvIBe, Saturday. A Jolly good Mm JI. X Holly was' at" Grund Ruplds Friday buying holiday goods. Revival me-ting* began at the. Farm Tools, Etc. 2-horsc walking cultivator Max Baggerly went to Marshall. Monday to visit his xUter.-Mro, R. E. Mulroney. Mr. Lind had for writing. ney in. East Carlton Friday night. A nujnber ..f th" young friends bushels corn in crib bundles corn stidks • bushels, potatoes lbs. buckwheat Hour nt South EAST AMYRIA. Battle Creek Tuesday, by the he school work and a generaj feeling rua current that something was due HASTINGS, MICH. Uloodland Mary an operation for appendicitis at Nlch- urday und Huoday. Elea, of Battle Creek. Mr.. Claude Kennedy'*, Tuesday. WEICKGENANT & RIEDE GRANT OTIS & CO’S OLD STAND been Stanley Mix and family Wrap up a box of comfort, tie a holly vib-j (Extra quality outing, trimmed 4. g HflU| lilk poplin,. reversible, four-in-hand enr each ................................................. vUl bon around it HE OR SHE’LL be gladl I with silk braid, each Whenever you have “Meh" on your gift list,® Requisite patterns in satin, flowing 7^/ you decided upon slippers. end. $1.00 andIvl Women’s felt slippers with black furl make this note, Wilson Bros. Gloves, $1.00,Ea around the top, cut high in front, some! $1.50 and $2.00. Then come down bright bh Travel in comfort plain, others with little^ ornaments on] and early tomorrow and look at these T-Ji r SUIT CASES the vamp, colors green, fg •ye! dandy Gloves! purple, and black, etc..— - ■ Lined and unlined Cape gloves at eg nn ? are worth their weight in gold to him and I we just want to remind you that here are Women’s knit slippers, fleece lined soles, very comfortable, assorted colors, jo/ Lined and unlined*“Mocha" gloves eg ca unusual values at, *$1225, $2.50.er nn $3.50 and Jd.UU at per pair............................... «J>lxuU per pair......................................... It’s a capital idea, that of many people Misses' and Children’s knit slippers, fleece' Real “Kassan" Cape gloves, silk e? aa lined soles, assorted colors and jo?( lined, per pair......................... q>£.vv 1 who are buying SWEATERS sizes, per pair....................... -. .“O'A word to the wise is. Men’s slippers, black and tan kid, hand f . Children’s sweaters in grey and red, help turned and flexible soles. Special fl»g qn' NECKWEAR keep the little fellows warm, eg /ir price, your choice...................... 4>l.uv 3 priced at $1.50 and It’s something even’ man needs, wants Ladies’ Sweaters an assortment of colors to The luxury of OUTING GOWNS costs’ 1’and appreciates. Here’s a little summary suit any one, white, maroon, purple, mix­ •of the largest sfu stock in Hastings. but little now. I T'of ed blues, grey, etc at $6.00, $5.00 (P'l CA "* ** ’ " Men’s military gowns, good quality jjaz Reversible Four-’-in-Hands 25( S3.50 and outing, all sizes,, each vUl j.i each —,“ “ . ( • cui.ii ,................................................... uutitig, mi oiz.ua vat.ii...................................... Men’s sweaters, from the best to the cheap­ Men’s outing gowns, with collar, trimmed 1» Roman striped, flowing ends, 25( est, grey, maroon, scarlet, etc. are the around collar and down front with 5 ; each .................... ' colors. The prices range from 7E/ Roman striped, figured and plain rn? neat finishing braid, blue or pink, T $6.00 down to■ satin taffeta with large open ends.^. vUl each ■ vL Belts, Suspenders, Hosiery, Garters, etc. are always acceptable. CLOTHING AND SHOE DEPARTMENT havo day night nnd will continue for i< < aitple of week*. Jlev. Ullery n.qd । MIm WIm will conduct the .Mrvilad. NOKTH CARUTON. A household remedy oi the French Mr/ and Mr*. A. Y». Kilpatrick uf Mr. and Mra. Bert Kime *penl Sat­ peasantry, consisting of pure vegetable South Ilakotu. Mrs. St. John nnd M. oil. and said tu possess wonderful merit L. Cole, took Sunday dinner wHh Mr. urday and Sunday with the latter'4 pareiiU. Hiram Livingston and family in the treatment of etonudr, liver and intestinal troubles, lus been introduced Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bunn and Mr. in this country by George H. Maye, who and Mrs. John Gclsc spent Bunday for twenty years lus liecn ope of tlic Scofield. lea<|ing down town druggisls pf Chi­ helping cago and who himself was cured by ils Ida Hitt was u very pleasapl social use. So quick and effeclive is its action affair, and quite well attended. JT*e is usually enough to duties the payt ted relief in the most and many people who dlle visited'her brother. T. Scofield. w^dare they never heard of anything to produce such remarkable Cliccka Croup, Itutantiy. Mr. and Mm Geo. Hitt entertained results in so short a lime. It is known few friends at their pleasant home as Mayra Wonderful Stomach Remedy and can now be tud at almost any drug , JL G. Kilpatrick eeourlty that conics from having Fol­ store. It is now *o!<J litre by Baril. Mrs. I’hlla ey* Honey and Tar Compound In the bouse. It cuta the thick mucus and loading druggist! and druggDU ev clears away tho phlegm. Mopo the strangling qough and gives eaxy •r, MIM Bertha Hume u lovely birth-' Kveyy lute rotlafoctiOR * or wa don't want day party In her achoo] room. Friday. breathing tend quiet Sleep. user Is u friend.—Arthur Mulholland your money. It ia auld with thaWiAbout 70 guexta were prevent. They t.'ve underotanding your money will gave her a beautiful topax birthday be returned by your druggist without ring nnd a line picture. A royal quibble or'<Ku>atlo^. -BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. good time wax reported. Genlux and Madneta. There la no great geniua without a tincture of madnexg— Seneca. | Thvnduy. • Wo received word fmm C. K. Mr. and Mm Clark <>versi llowtadvr r. < rntly that the city of Daytona. Fiori.U. was on the boom and daughter Mettle visited-at Schalhly'a. Sunday afternoon. big bu-lti'M this winter, with l<iurUM already coming by the hundred* W.u.dl.ind spent Thursday evening at J. J. Hertarly* to apend the M inter there. The Miwse. Florence. Ethel and Mro. .Eugen- Davenport ot Chainpolgn. HI- called on a numbar of her Vetti King attended the C. K. Con­ vention. at Halting*. Saturday. I Woodland friends Thursday. . Miss IxittK mother «pent Thursday ul Glenn The Wsscidlisnd t<»wn»hlp board wax In jkexaion Monday, afternooh- to look, after. luship affair*. Townxhlp Tn axurcr Allen W. FulQuite a I; been paid. .mount .and 1 Rapid* rial tor Saturday... Will Dove >]>ent the f< the week'viwiUng friends had ter and family. Mr. and Mr*. John Abbott in Carlton. Bunday. Mr*. Kinrfial and *u*n. Floyd of woodland, epent Sunday at D..N. Hlowell'sL * — . Frank Uhd Carl " Scotleld of Ka«t Della Smith of Hxatlngd spent p^rt while lifting inuthi r. Mrs | mndr from hero Frtdiiy by iliuwUdcr to the Detroit market. stands close to the people. It does not centralize wealth nor furnish cash for the exploitation of unsafe or speculative , schemes. Its field is local. The results beneficial at home, with frugal and economic hands it gathers the savings of the thrifty and enriches the community by putting the money back in circulation. , For information call or phono Hast- hla log hurt Invest jour s.virg«, mI.ether large or small, where you . are safeguarded by real csl3te--Homes arc the best of all security- Why not have a 5# PER CENT NET on your moqcy on this iccurity. The Battle Creek Building • and Loan Association Friday In Freeport. Ited al the home of T. Hcotleld East Woodland. Sunday. lodgi here attended the Iam.iiiI* Day celebration al (fraud Rapid* Tucaday night. Frank Htlnchcvmb wax a Hastings visitor Monday. • BIG BATE OF INTEREST—5^6 PER CENT, AND BEST OF SECURITY i’nlui<-{h»n. Albert Altoft and Jasper F. Black HASTINGS, MICHIGAN King-*. �PAGE A Sensible Christmas Is one that can be used everyday, and will last for years. Don't this bring to your mind that furniture would make an ideal present? Doesn't it suggest beauty, usefulness and convenience? As well as durability? Money spent in this manner is not thrown away and it will fill a long felt want and will make a Merry Christmas at the same time. See our beautiful line of Brass Beds, they will last and remain beautiful forever. Prices range at from $9.50 to $35.00. We have a complete line of Brass Beds Just think what a nice present a Hastings Electric Cleaner would make, couple of dollars down and the balance as you can. Just think what a nice present a big easy rocker would make. Think of the com­ fort and satisfaction it contains. We have secured a beautiful line of sample rockers for the holiday trade at low down prices. Come see what a beautiful Rocker we can give you for a very little money. Prices range from $1.75 up to $35100. Why not take the opportunity while cotton mattress? Special low prices. cheap to buy soft, easy, downy Milter & Harris Furniture Company ' Hastings WINTER BE The Sample Furniture People Michigan Cleaning the Squawkcr. Little Marjorie wu running down the street, blowing u toy balloon, when •hr slipped and fell prostrate In tips ION Opens January •*!> cxplalim oi Equipment, tlly. "Now my squawkcr is nil dirty.” "Never mind, dearie," consoled ft kindly old lady who happened to bo passing. "Well soon mqke that ail right again.” And with her nice, clean handkedchlcf the dear old soul care­ fully wiped*thc little girl's mouth.— Real Work Means Production- • Judge. leal work \ consists of producing can fervently cherltli a certain opin­ ion and yet Irollevu that a belluver In the exact contrary may be equally iln cere la the man cf a genuine charity. Inserted them ix.th to Theophilus, hi thn around continuing the history of thn doings qnd IvachlngN- of Jo»u» which He begun In the flrot. (>!>nerve then, that Illa work und leach- whether spllitlng feftee posts or rolling: barrels from the point where they are not wauled Io the.point where they, are. Its iiuolincation lies In tho fact that soitn-rhlng Is.dune tor which inan-i International . Sunday School Lesson Matrimonial. A wealthy young California wptu.vn ty«: "The man I would marry doesn't Illa return. hut w«Sincerely Not Frequently Met. A right measure and manner In getUng. saving, spending, giving, taklug, lending, borrowing und bequeathing' would aJtuoal arauo a perfect man.— Sir Henry Taylor. Bymp "Ws put one toot down and let It stay till it gets ’way behind, and then do the seme thing with the other, and keep doing it.'. ' b<zy cutr.y running in from i. Where had b'1'.i slung "Mnmtila." ho eelbed. "I bees nrteci r<*ai mean: 1*4 Can ths Better Judge. .. l-ookers *ou many 11 race ms more than the gaui-stera.—Bacon. Forty great change haa taken place, how­ ever, as a result of His coming; and flo leaves the world not as He found !•* He han died for the sins of plan. Reed's Opera House complished on the croas. ’’May the week. Is not In view for the present, Holy Spirit gives us hearts tri dis­ buj 1* not forgotten either. cern the -precious things of our les­ And after this, "He was taken up" son, and may we be exercised there­ but wait for ttys baptism of the Holy by (Hcb. 11:11.) Ghu*t. .arhh-h. was promised ot the LESSON nivwioxs. I. BEFORH TUB ASCENSION. Fatfawr. and prophesied and possibly foreshadowed by John th- Baptist. Thin baptism was to he In the neur future' (compare Luke 31:4V).* This The Outline l>cwlo|H-<l. As wo open the Book of Acts, we nr« confronted with somethin* about authorship In the first verse*. In the first versa we nr» led to believe FOR ONE JOLLY WEEK Commencing Dec. 14th /forth American Concert Co. ua| and temporal i>lei»lng« yt'h.u it scene thia mtwlTtav He aloud bleaairur them, t beginning »>f the church- The prom­ ise Of -the Father ih Joel Was Suddenly it Is noticed that Illi in part fulfilled ut that time, but will do not touch th» ground. Thr Hud iln complete fulfillment In rela­ rises higher and hjghbr util tion to Israel in tiara that «f» rat to come. On the «fu> <»f i'qiii»c<ut Ion r&ently to use. a liver medicine and says of Foley CailiSrtlo Table!*: ZThey thoroughly clcaiiMd my sys- 7 (.BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS) 7 Don't Fall To Soo Jano s Lows First Night Free �HBK WMUTWW _______________________________ __________ _____ .ttmmwtttttetmmwwwwR mwinint»nt»tffli»»n»i:iiim»«B,««» club adjourned ' Most Important * Read Carefully • Big Christmas Days We have n new bubbling drinking, fountain at school. The Ml,yes Threagla Gillette add ' Marly Estep visited school last week [ Friday. We wlah we would see morn 1 visitors.- You are Cordially Invited ' at The East Side Grocery From now until Dec. 25 everybody will [be mighty busy and we know every housewife wants to know what WE have for the Christmas Basket or for the Christmas Gifts. and will now ••Our Pilgrim “Storiea The 7th and Ith grade gtf papering, carpeting and f>! In arithmetic. My1 what fun. Only goods oi guaranteed quality are pflered here: A good grade Coffee, per lb. 15c... .3 lbs. for 40c Genuine Whole Codfish .. per lb. 12Sc 8 bars L.enox Soap for.... -25c 7 lbs. Best Rolled Oats lor — a--------- 25c 6 bars Galvanic Soap for.—i... ..................2Sc 3 cans I’cas, extra fine, for....... ..................25c 3 cans Com (or---------------------------..................25c ’ 3 cans Beets for.________ — ---------- 25c 3 cans Tomatoes for____________ —.25c Dried Apricots, Prunes, Currants, Sultans Raisins and Seeded Raisins Porto Rico Molasses formerly handled by J. S. Goodyear Co. Christmas Gifts FRUITS Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Neckties, Sus* ponders, Cuff Links, Hosiery, Xmas Toilet boxes, ’ Perfumes, Mufflers, Purses, Christmas Seals, Shirts. We have just received a shipment of Navel Oranges, the finest on the market, large, juicy and sweet, 35c per dozen. Florida Oranges, 25c per dozen. Large prime Lemons, 25c per dozen. Malaga Grapes, 15c per pound. Sold every­ where at 20c. Grape Fruit, the large size 7c each, 3 for 20c. Finest Turkish Figs, 20c per pound. Washed Dates, 10c per package. Apples, 75c bushel. t Don't forget th on our course Is Full line of Christmas candies rang­ ing in price from 10c to 25c per lb. Bernice Johnson. Royal Betts and Fred Schlffman were also absent all on account of sickness. Wc have a full line of Thistle Brand Canned Goods—Pineapple, Peas, Corn, Succotash, Cut* wax Siring Beans, Tomatoes, Rhubard. (Udon Gelman spelled the school down Friday. Dally Thought Little minds aro turned and subdusd by misfortune, but great minds Black Cross Teas and Coffees who does not dread to know bls own aon.—Life. Vacuum Brand Coffee (SpragueWarner), 35c, 40c and 45c per pound. uh- l-ublkt i« cordially invtlnt to attend thr thin mrctimt Hunday. Gladding of Eaton with much delight and pl Christmas spirit h.iv< , ■placed upon the ChriaUnz nil the little on>-» In the hood. as the r>-al Christmas nulrit is for th- a/. urtng tt Tha I'ly film, of seven -hundred* A Meffm boiler haa been the Him-ment of tho in Ml to I’Wht ha» la-rn equipped with dertt machinery and will Ih? millers and others ay- in such completed Ynuhff Mtn NORTH IRVING. MlMionary Society at Mra. Haturduy and CART O YOU know ot uyooo who b old enough to D railroad auuing? Of the total 2.258,000 acres pt for Mt in Switzerland, covering nearly one-fourth of the country, 1.879.000 are under government control and pro­ tection. Mining Under Difficulties. raised out ot the mines of South Staf­ fordshire. England, last year to every Fault-Finding an Easy Matter. The fault-finder— it la his nature's plague to spy into abusaa and oft his jealousy shapes faults that are not.— Shakespeare. *dvtril*;.-ig world. C^lrub and family. Elsie Cairns South Hastings Ruby Adams John Doyle ot Is visiting ft lends In and Vermontville. is working tor Mrs. Campbell t >wrmhlp. Truth and honesty set a limit to our efforts which Impudence and hypoo risy easily overleap.—HaxlltL •brother of the School children of Findley. Ohio, en another boy. Rev. M. J. Badder and wife of Hastings attended tha missionary few dhys ago and was sold to parties at Grand Rapids. will ultimately materialize Into a Wllihini McCann returned hist reality. An Idea, opinion, thought or Thr boiler was put abroad the cars project whatever If may be may not wo brdther-ln-lawa of Alma. Wm. :uah!ng and Chester Benedict ami Idly as some other, but we make the heir f.iu.JIes. William reports a statement without fear of successful tine’ time. any worth and is good for u< On Friday evening Dec. J Uh Will mankind It wlU not die. but will Irving M. E. church by Mrs. Bessie George Webb, ot Grand Rapids, a reader-entretainer nnd Chautauqua elocutionist of national prominence. The people o?thia vicinity and Barry that “the tend that mtn do lly ter them, but the evil uVft tfitrrred with their i>onea." It Is (so. Any­ thing good'will never dowg. A good i Haatlngs and family idea may u<4 be pul Into execution lira Gladding returned to .l.l.. .. I. .... W.... .1.. precedence to some other idea of Butler .the people of thia vicinity. Mra more pressing importance, but Webb h.t« been engaged In Chau^Miqpa «-rk the paat aeaatin in the rtnies of We»t Virginia. Kentucky, Maryland nnd Virginia und the opthe time toeing. Mill* l><irtunlty to hrar }lra Webb la one that nhould npt lie mlwed by pny- job unco TUst July. During the ' w days th.. tH«lts have -been •>!a.-v nnd fitted-onto the pul­ I »h<«|i< by an •■Xpert ntong Spare! Oh, Spars Usl Tho peddler who sold painted spar rows tor canaries In Hastings prove* that the old Yankee InvenUvsneM 11 In no danger of dying out-—New York World. ported by* the ladles of the neighbor­ hood. Nxet one will be held at Mrs. Ta v M rl The East Side Grocer 1y.1.C<XL» Phone 144 Hastings, Mich. Hunday fo the most brilliant genius will be ot very little good.”—Sir John MiUals. • Meat Department— We have a full line of fresh, salt and smoked meats. Also fine oysters and chickens for Christmas. . Remember you can do ALL your Christmas Shopping at our store—we furnish every thing for the table. We run our own delivery. ■ • day ■ School*. which they were sent First of Ail Things Is Work. "My advice to all boys Is, 'Work!' They can't all be genlutea, but they a. 8en»pn tickets still for sale. Lulu Chapman was absent two days Canned Goods Apricots, nicest grade; 15c per lb. or 2 lbs. for 25c. Fancy Oregon prunes, 2 lbs. for 25c. Heinz bulk Mince Meal 25c per lb. Heinz Olive Oil for salads, 25c per bottle. Heinz Apple Butter, 10c glass. Cranberries, 10c qt. or 3 qts. 25c. Bananas, 15c and 20c per dozen. E. C. Russ & Son CrLh.e„ following quiwtion. Rcaolved th:.t the t'. 8. Navy and Army zh»uld b»' atrengthened. Thia la th«> find of J J Band. Ills mind has long pictured a — ------------ —, .—■... ... — young men of thia village and vicin­ ity. ycho could learn to play band muric. 'His mind's eya hx« even pic­ and tured wonderful serenades by the txund that would have turned the heart of wooing Othello to shame. the horn’’ ”7 Mr. and Mra. Ix-la Gooderiough for a visit and are look­ Will I'frry haa talked band and play­ ed band music, more or less for all in about ’ these years, that the project of an Irving Brass Band has lain dormant tmnk by ADVERTISE in THIS PAPER the Beautiful Flowers Potted Plants M & B White Tho Young Peoples Class of the Irving M. E. church met Bunday* af- called a meeting over in the town hall to see what could be done to­ feet n claoa organization In order to wards organizing a fnrrrtAe thr membership of the claaa Irving. The project - IN CUT FLOWERS Chrysanthemums, Violets, Sweet Peas, Carnations t Hundoy School work by organization chairman nnd was delegated to look iM-llevlsg that in organization of thia up the terms nnd prices on band inkind lies strength. Members ot the class organization of this from tho class steps work that is iHilng work throughout gaiea m-rived thr same kind n The board the Irving General Store We are pleased to announce that, the cost of living is gradually going down. Prices are getting bacf: to normal condition and as usu^l we can sell yqp at the following bargain prices: 19 lb«. Granulated Sugar________________ $1.00 9 Bars Lenox Soap . _,25 3 Boxes N. I'. Matches... ....10 Any 10c tobacco 3 for_________ III..25 Fresh Meats and Oysters st tho Irving Store C. R. WATSON, General Store GENERAL STORE IRVING, MICH. called for on Friday evening last carefully compiled Hat of the various About 2! signified a desire to join th" band, and a meeting was called motto and electing a commit t..- <>t prospect looting favorable for an ulthree class mt-mlwr* to draft articles nf association for the chisa. The re­ Irving. Tho Irving Womens Club mat at , Estep, Vice president: Verne R. the home of Mrs. Kato Bells. Dee. 2. [Johnson, He--, and Tress. Tho class th" prealdent. Mrs. May. Johnson ' motto decided upon was: "At the having charge ot the program. Sub­ i fork—rwhleh way?” A motto'that ject "Michigan and Ila Educational twill make some mighty good ma- Institution*." Opening song. “Colum­ ilierlal for class discussion, us well as bia the Gem of the Ocean” sung by ■flng an appropriate subject for’rs| miction by all young people. The paper on th« "Early nnd Modem Hiatory of Michigan-" Mra. Sybil Warner read a paper nn our "State Unlverelty” at Ann Arbor from tta up bf Verne R. Jc MlaaXMarte Extcp, Thomas Gillett. foundation to tho pesent lime. Mra Katn Bella nmd a brief description I heldthe home of C. It. Watson, of the Michigan Agricultural College 8unduy\evcning. Dec. 12lh. Rleps are en by the committee to arthr payment of a small her subject “The Michigan College of Mines'* located at Houghton. Nellie Gillett read a pi plM. Centrar .Normal SetoooL Mid Irving Gen ROTH IFBONES-Haatinjz, 159 ILLS; Middleville Line. MS IL-lfl. A good ldea\ncver dies. G|v»n an Normal, located at Marqpette. Mra. POTTED PLANTS Azaleas, Primroses, Cyclamen g A Boston Fern would be a Lovely Christmas Present CHASE & WILCOX, • HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ft Exclusive Florists 3 �Children's Ailments THE Grand RapidsTrustCumwiy Ladlri Aid Socket y will hold family at M1U> for investing funds safety. Is managed by officers, directors and employes of high standing in f/w community and is itself financially strong and responsible. These facts make It the very best agency or instrument to administer a trust no matter '--- *■ — createc 113 OttauajTft. tf. U Both Phono?. 4311 hall. Friday. December 11. will bo served. Mr. Kelly poultry, canned goad*. qullta. aprons. entertaining hard prop*-Mt.on for your music. Music both vocal and In­ strumental from Kgjaronsoo will a<- but to improving *t «hto writing. CUtEHREY. fend t D ISORDERS of the stomach aid constipation are tie moat common diseases of children. To correct them yon will find nothing better than Chamberlain’s Tablets. One tablet at bed time will Rev. Hayward will hold cheerful the following morning. Do not punish your Come out and help wMr*.' Nora HiMcfeard. Mrs. Nettle children by giving them castor oil Chamberlain’s Holden and Donna Shedd were in Kalamazoo shopping. Saturday. .Tablets are better and more pleasant to take. Mrs. Van Laird' of Leonidas is ths a third man, who boro among hto HHNpeiuflioTr school hovsk. fellow huntera She name of maid." were entertained a Ftoher. Brlnlnatool hotel on Thumday. daughter took dinner with Mrs. Bins took uf a fine dinner. I'rocMda Brandstetter and 4*ugh-ers, Sunday. 14.00. ' Jooeph Muneon and wife of Rut­ sawn. hall Friday evening by South land viaited with frlands here from Jealously Guarded Privileges. Saturday night until Monday noon! ' crowded house. Cloverdale vtolled MIm Adah Mosh* man insists upon: First, tho right to hto house uy do aa he pleases, and, second: the right and enclosed. Friday evening The many friends of Mrs. Walter Mra. France* Hendershott vtolted Oscar Gifford as ho wants hltu to. friends In Battle Creek, returning the Bolyen who has been an Invalid for masoo. more than s year, will b» glad to Huffman of High Bank, Monday and Before this reach< Remarkable, Indeed. health and able to dispenne with her Mrs. Roxana Garrison "Strange things, dreams are." said J. crutchM entirely. from Battle Crek. Friday. Fuller Gloom. “Every time I cat horse­ George Klndlg returned Monday Mrs. Rose Gibson of Harbor radish I have a nightmare."—Kansas from a vtolt with hto mother at and family. Springs to visiting relatives hero. City Star. In Battle Dowagiac. cucora get. their price. both useful and ornsr und see for yourselvew SouibwHiem Barry Department NORTHEAST HARRY. U Crop. "The Brotherhood subject la tine. I day. Dec. l?th, for dinner. Chamberlain’s Tablets J noon the L. A. fl. and W. C. T. U. Sunday dinner at John Shefflelda win unite with b Christmas and ternHIGH HTHECT. Mrs. Maud Brown and family and will have n penny collection. Every­ Improving. than S one invited. . . remembered Mivt Luella Willets und Mbw Ver* with beautiful flowers from Richland nice Kelley attended tho C. E. con­ Hathaway. MILO. vention at Hastings tost Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ritter visited the Miss Irene Htunton of Dowling tho LadlM* Home Club on Thursday. ind he sincerely appreciates their s|>ent from Friday until Sunday at kindnass. fist Rutland. Sunday. Chhri<*t< Barber lost a ycal-llng Mrs. Albert Ttihgalo rntertalned colt Sunday, caused by Indigestion. . Mrs. A- «• Robinson is still In liar niece and lady friend from Kai- Hastings helping care for her broth­ Mrs. Willard Gilkey to building a er, Alonso Still. He to reported a rlth hto tupldd by Will Culp. little better. daughter. of fuithful »<.-rvice, quietly pxsacd Hasel Hathaway attended the funDelton? will amaxoo. formerly Saturday. Frank Movrdyke who apent the zcaoon with Walter Bulycn and made many frirnda hero left for hUK home In Katomatoo. Friday. Hr will have purchased an automobile. ■pend the wlnter.grith Clayton PetMr. and Mrs. Smith tengUI. Banlleld Gleaner Meeting. Mr. and Mt* Floyd F Ftoher their basaar but have received more Richland called on Warrei Mr. and Sirs. Delias Neal motored Thmwdny. ' Mr* rfrhcr I to Allegan Suttirdsy to visit her ala- Saturday evening. Dec. 13th. Every than (30.00 thus far. Matron »f Richland I’haplo Mr. and Mra, Olin Bera of Galei- oincrra will be elected, flupper burg apent two duya with H. Zimmer­ be served* after the meeting. man la nt week. Mrif. Sarah Hheflleld returned frtrm lluxtinga Friday where who had -been city providr; all Its curs with tele­ vtolllng Dr. and Mra Shefllcld. phones, enabling their crews to com- Robinson and wife of Fine Bregg Currency Proved Failure. Brass farthings were authorized by Mtoa Vesta Kenyoh of Kalamazoo rerc suppressed as worthleaa about returned to Battle Creek. Henry Zerbel made a business trip .to Delton. Monday. tertajn tho <'. C. No. 3, a. dinner, tho hr»t Wednesday In January. . and daughter. ■w days the past Hastings spent Thursday and Friday with Frank' Horn and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy hnz Thn funeral of Mr*, flophrima W- ' •! r where death occurred nt the home of her daughter. Mra. Marion Bacon. wan held al the Dowling Kenyon's. church. November 30th. Burial in company from Kalamazoo Saturday and Sunday. tnn visitors. Thursday. Mrs. Elsie Fields to jeQiUrvd? Black Silk "Are you fond of Bach. Mr. DubaT' be) Tuesday. "Really, Mrs. Do Sousa, I very seldom l)rink anything."—Buffalo Express. T. and Comrade M. .11. Bell neighbors for flowers, and kindness mason,“ sympathy of their many friends here. streets in proportion to Its population, the Htatv White. Bunday If. A. Zerbel Is attending Circuit Court In Hastings, Jurymen. ttoh pond for hall. moved onto their farm they recent* come them to thto vicinity. Mr. and Mr*. 8urp]lcc, death of hto tnotbef. Stove Polish Liquid ikPasl> 'W/ / Does No^Rub Off, Um> 4 Times u GetaCanTodaj 'Toy Town Is Open! Christmas Shopping Headquarters For All The People ANNOUNCEMENT—Santa Claus expects to arrive at our store Saturday, Dec. 12 at 2:00 I*. M. He wants every good boy and girl to meet him there. Dolls u 9 -'A । " Christmas Books, Cai/ds ■■ We have the finest line of dolls, we have ever had. This includes the character doll, Campbell kids, kid-body dolls, etc. Doll bodies, doll heads, doll furs, shoes, hose, jackets, hoods, etc. . Post Cards and Christmas Booklets, Christmas Gift Books, Christmas Tree Decorations and Candles, Holly Boxes, Tags and Seals Candies “Erector” F—— i'~; 3,500 pounds of strictly pure and fresh candies at 10c and 20c per pound. Peanuts, extra fine for 10c per pound. Practical engineering ideas, worked out in miniature form, bound to please any boy who is mechanically inclined. We have the complete line, 10c, 50c, $1.00 and $2.00 Cabs Cabs of every kind Cabs at all prices I BOOKS of every de­ scription for big boys and girls, for little folks and babies. . Gifts Handerchiefs Linen towels Auto scarfs Jewelry Purses Stationery Perfume Cuff and Collar boxes Shaving sets Smoking sets Tie racks and boxes Pictures Shopping baskets Ties and Gloves Combs, Brushes, Mirors Fancy toilet sets at all prices. z Our Fine Holiday Stock of china and glassware is full of quality, beauty and good taste. It would be a mis­ take to buy before you see bur line. The People’s 5 & 10 Cent Store A. B. Hedrick, Proprietor Call upon us early and make your selections HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �NASHVILLE Only Two Weeks Until Christmas k Wedncsilpy it Friday. of- Maple Grew* prearhcL «i the Evan**U ck»rch Sunday evening In th“ i re no® of thu poorer; Rev. J. lM*Uil*r, who la holding me ting* hla CoMIctun oppolnlraent. burn. N. Y.. «;«-nt • fast wcex at Stephen Benedict'* Mr. and Mr* Stephan Benedict I vi»H their daughter and ntlie Bt.ite Grange meeting, er* qopbmpanled by their Do not wait .until the last minute and then have to rush through your shopping. Come now while our stock is complete and we can give you special attention. Grand Rapid* Monday. on' bu-lnc**. VerAnntvllle. Monday. vHiting thr ion I’aul nnd faintly. .John Taylor wa» at - Chnrl-.it purchased tho pjant of the Nashville I Creamery C<in»i>ariy on Mill St.. U»<-li consideration JS.3SO.OO. The ■■ Creamery Co. la retiring from bu»lneo* and {Will undoubtedly be dlasolv-1 rattled up. Mr. Clark will,not con­ tinue the Creamery bustnew. but will probably dismantle the’ plant nnd nt It up for Murage and shipping purposes. Ivy lodge No. J7. Knights of Pyth­ ias elected the following officers at their meeting last week Tuesdav evening C. C., Seymour Hartwell; Fine Box Candy Wc carry a very nice line of box candy — The Famous Leggitt Candy — Beautiful boxes and nice large variety of flavors. Our Books Miscellaneous Items We have a larger assortment of books than ever before. All the late ones. Over 1000 titles of the 50c copyrights. Big line of 25c and Children’s books. A splendid line of Christmas Booklets and Bibles make fine Xmas gifts and we have them. " Post Cards, Seals, Labels, Albums, Tags, Perfumes and Toilet Waters, all kinds and sizes. Parisian Ivory—we have in sets and odd pieces, brushes, combs and mirrors. Manicure sets and toilet sets in all finishes. Rexall line of stationery and correspondence cards. CHRISTMAS PACKAGES OF CIGARS of W.. Clift Klelnhans; Tulll.; for three years, W. A. Quick, entertainment committee to 1 «... CARVETH & STE PHONE 31 “THE REXALL STORE’’ IN O ■■ Special Orders Given : Prompt, Careful Attention GOODS DELIVERED The now Farmer*' Co-o'perMlve Creamery asaociatiun has purchased from H. K. Downing llio projH-rty «'n Mill Bl, formerly uccuph-d by W. H. Slllelils* planning mill. The build­ I STRICT RULES OF PROPRIETY COATS GROVE. ing will l>e rebuilt into a modern creamery plant. New machinery luge from' Mlipi.* Grove Monday nail ! the I- A. 8. will bo held at wilt tic Initullrd throughout, a re­ Orientals Have an Elaborate Formula M-hurch on Thursday December frigerating plant put In and the of Courtesy, Which Foreigners company hopes to have things in In South Bi nd. Should Learn. running ortl< r next month. Jnd. • . ' j be held a package rale which will be MI m Mildred Pqrchls entertained > Ono ot tho sayings of Confucius Is.' lippllet] on the church, ahed .dehli ►hop Into hl* new building south ■<! lu*t week Wednesday evening with • Any ladyi the poMqfficy. : “If you do not learn the rules ot pro-; which 1* thirty dollar* i prlety. your character cannot be e»tab-' Partridge. eno article nr trtatiy. nnd have It made; I llshed. ” Unfortunately for the forMIm Pauline Kunz enieriulnrd the chicken difi| e!guer. the "rules of propriety," ac-| Clover Leaf dub at her home Tuesday evening. I cording to Chinese usage, are often i lht<> hl? Mr* t'tayton FurntM of Athens | diametrically opposed to the customs' -Mr*. Carrol lUrnum, Mrs- Bessie new homo visited her parent*. Mr. and Mr* J , of tho west. Tho European gentle­ Woodman. Floyd.t'lum. Gwen Strick. man. even If he has a university aduHarry llolmnn of KnUmo lias pllfRllla Deller entertained th. cation and polished manners, seem* a tased the reshlencel property on the >rner of Reed ..A| Phillips Sts.. mere boor to the Chinaman, and of­ Kcllrnl Kilibath school Tuesday «■, fends at every turn against tho strict Ing. j Demand. The program I* yg fol­ etiquette that. In Its main points, is i t'rla* Kraft end It. E. Bivens, n low*: Reading.' ’Anthony CornaUlk observed by the lowest coolie. al Grand Rapid* last Friday. and His Work." Reading. “The ObWherever he goes the foreigner Question box. rsday to attend th< helps to confirm this opinion of him. mother, Mr*. C. 8 Ho Is traveling in the Interior, It may Bayne. *upt. of I’urlty Dept. im-rwtlng mrctlng. Refreshment* Wood. bo on horseback, and ho rides through Mr* Mary luvldson of Schoolcraft I the quiet country hamlet as he would Hiram Coe had the misfortune to and Mr*. WJIlt.im Smith, nnd other '| fall Into the hhy chute, the other relative* . / Wm. TH marsh I* building a wagon . day when feeding tlte stock, breakCard*- have b<-en received to-Uce i _ Ing two rib* and bruising himselffriend* of H.irofd Bornum nnd Ig«t-i Roy Knoll and mothi badly he was confined to hb/*b,.,l ; He probably gets no reply, and rides trade Price, .mrumnclng their Anar-I Bellevue. Sunday. on. thinking what unmannerly louts . these Chinese yokels are. a coupl. A rough, uneducated countryman is Mr* Lloyd Behlrr nnd little tho next traveler. He pulls' In his daughter arrived in the village Sat­ Woodland. hone to a slow- amble aa ho cntcra tha urday noon and ore stopping with lotnsing Saturday nfu village; this lit one of the "rules of W, propriety." On reaching tho group of Hmce Ali*lur> govn art A. Fast's house at tho corner of villagers, he dismounts—rule No. 2. Washington and slate St* Coats Grove. Monday Misses Vada Felghnrr and Villa Ed. Smith. This is an apology for troubling them Parrott were home from Grand Rap­ frtrtn Bellevue, where shi han bem* —rule No.’J. Then he. too, Inquires His Knowledge, Ids nnd spent Saturday and Sunday. A Woman’s Last Request. "I forgot to sign my examination visiting friend* Mrs. Pugh and tain Beecher, visited Tho vtll of a woman, who died In lasting* ia papor with statement that 1 neither London recently, contains tho request l.iH Tuesday evening "that her m-itn- ■ Mr*. Elizabeth 'Pointer zpeut Sun­ If need be, a man win even, accom­ ___ ____ -..-I—J u—- — •• --IJ «*.*-. V-lday with Ifx-ting* Rtfmd* ' pany him to point out the way. There­ >nu* that her age should not bo put” upon In 'Grund Rapid* after these same yokels not unnutMr. nnd Mr* Roy Marctrtraae and student to the professor In mathe­ bar tombstone. urally remark to each other what un­ Margaret. of Hustings, and MIm Mary matics. .“Not necessary. ” answered \rmentvillo mannerly louts foreigners are, Ignor- E. Brown of Castle Grove visited Mr. her parents. John Rogers and wife. the professor. ”1 hat Wednesday. ■ " home In Ohio for Interment. Thursday. Methods of ths Wrongdoer. ’ Ing over your paper.* Mtns Gertrude Price, only dattgh- ■ant of -tho most elementary rules of A wrongdoer Is often a man that propriety.—From “Thirty Years in Thursday afternoon with Mrs. l.lbblc hath left something undone, not ah inent. December 17. In the evening. Mukdepby Dr. Dougald Christie. Mculamrs Pugh and Schroder mill ways he that hath dons something. — old Bornum. <>f Woodland. Tlturjd.iy k>w*ton» Troll . hlghwny through Marcus Aurelius. Mrs. A. E. Harris Ja visiting In Kal­ boarding place and U now making December 3rd. They were married To DiMolve Gum. ‘ . amazoo. this week. dish, and 5 caqtn extra for North Ddkoto. and 100,000 perron* In Utnring. Returning home Thur<. her home nt C. R. Quick'*. If you were ever unfortunate enough • Mr* Chris. Christensen* and chil­ (ter*. ' All are Invited to day evening, they met their relntive* Give our Want Column a trial for to find a place of chewing gum utickcome. her miytnery bualnew tft. Mr*. Kle.t- at the home of the bride’s parent*/ !ng tenaciously to your shoe or your dren .were tho guests of her sister, everybody reads IL Mrs. Jas. Mead of Rutland. Satufday nor Stratton, who-wtrtaonllnue th* where congratulation* were In order; Milton Hartqtn attended .the Farm­ ' . . and :» pleasant evening, spent. ' >n ' chair or yo^r rug or any of your other and Sunday. Mrs. Dick Young, who was sick is er’s School of Instrbctlon at Bellevue. Wednesday evening Friday evening a reception *a« held belonglnga you probably camo to tho righteous conclusion that chewing better. Mr* Bert Garrison nnd Mra. Chris. ! gum was tho most tenacious and slick principal feature of the evening. | lest substance in.the world. There !s M. MeLuugbtln: 8. W.. A. G..MurAlta Belies leave school, r; J.-.W., N. E. Trautmah: Trea*. ono thing Uiat will dissolve It com­ found Grandma very poorly. moving from the district. M. Putnam; See., C. H. Tuttle; 8. pletely and quickly, and that In gasoMr. and Mr* t'hns. Strimback -went Clare McDerby; J, D.. -Phil DulJiuc. So if ever again you ore troubled to Battle Creek. Saturday. couple tire h- Id by their friend*. th iind ninth grades very busy nt the uaer;-T.. J. E. Rentschler. by its unasked presence dissolve it Mark Garrison and Mis* latttle Bel­ present time. with gasoline. Mr* Zalle Miller and daughter Will Bryan of North Irving. Bunday. ham In the Eagle district. Wednesday following officers;-N. G.. Coy Brumm; John Strimhai-k and family of Sun­ evening. ’ V. O-. Freeman Wurd; R. fl.. S. A. Pauline, entertained the tenth grade Ways to Truth. Thursday t vcnlng of which ckt*s | field visited their parents. Mr. and Tho Teacher’s Reading Circle was I There are two ways of reaching Pauline I* a member. well attended Saturday. Tho next 11 Rnymond truth—by reasoning it and by feeling Eakford it out- All the proloundcst truths ure NOftTIIWF.sT JOHNSTOWN. 1:00 o’clock. Tho questio The annual telephone meeting of felt out Tho deep glances Into truth several lively discussion* are got by. love. LoVc a man. that is raa in the vllUgr Monday afternoon. i. Horn. Tuesday. A with Mra. and Mr*. A. Burroughs. All cornel the best way of Understanding him. Every body reported John C. Tompkins. Mra Colter. Miss­ es Jennie Phillip* Bethel Keith. Mil­ and bring your wives. Picnic din-1 Feel a truth, that Is the only way ot a linn time, dred Hartotn. Kath*rln? Tasker nnd comprehending IL—F. W. Itoberuoa. liaMle. Creek last Friday. Mildred Russell visited school last 1. BurghdolFs are Como again! Visitors ure alFriday night. ' Edd Davi* 8he returned Saturday. week. improving. Just aa Well, EUton Palmer spent part of last Don't forget there are revival Long quaffing maketh a abort life. wek In Battle Creek. the Glare Creek Grange ball Satur­ Creek all this school house. . -Ljrly. day evening Decerrfber 13th. If This—Ami Ebro Cental BILLIARDS AND BOWLING nate for the sale it will be gladly ac­ PLEASANT RIDGE. DON’T MIHS THIS”. Cut out thia cepted. Proceeds for the new shed* v SERVICE IS O. K. Boice Is visiting friends The social at Won. Bahcock',- was • 6ho Knew Hsr Rights. Itoianthe iMidenihip of •'Yes. grandma.” .murmured tho lit­ and nddroM clearly. Lum Olmstead U visiting hu __ daughter. Mrs. Lydia McIntyre and tle clrl, drowsily, •’111 be a good girl Rite Above It and lot you rock mo to sleep, but containing Foley's Honey and Tar Miw-ea OayU and Beryl Cortrlght Compound, for cough* colds nnd Self-love is like being In a mist—1I Mr. and Mrs- Nelson Kennedy and you cannot get rid of it directly: all'children 1 spent Sunday at H. E. Ke!- cornea homo so she can rock me to croup. Foley KSdney Pills. and Foley Cathartic Tablets. For sale tn your sleep regular.” town by Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. About eighteen gathered at the Mary Walker of Grand Rap- IL—Pusey. hdmo of- Mr^. C. Chamberlain. Bring your job printinn to 1ast> Thursday with a pot lack dl »—BANNER WANT ADV- IM One Ton of Coal Free Because of the great popularity of our Howard White Ash and Buffalo Creek White Ash Coals, exclusively handled by us for yean, others for some time have been selling inferior coals under the name of “White Ash.” At the risk of losing the benefit of past years of advertising'OUR ORIGINAL WHITE ASH, wc have planned to sell this same coal under a trade name that cannot be infringed upon. To do this so that all may know the reason, we will give ONE TON OF OUR FAMOUS WHITE ASH COAL FREE for the best Trade Name or Trade Mark suggested by any one. The offer is open to all. Simply send us before Jan. 1st an original design fora cut, or a phrase such as “Dixie Gem,” “Black Raven” or “Cast Iron Splint.” Let the name be as suggestive as possible bf the High Heating Qualities of this deservedly famous coal. This coal is mined in West Virginia near the Kentucky border. It is exceptionally blocky, free burning and entirely free from clinker. We want the best Trade Name or Design that we can get and the award will be made . honestly and fairly. Announcement of, the winner will be made in our advertisement the second week in January. sSsSsi Hastings Lumber & Coal Co PHONES 254 - 224 ■1 A Box of Cigars Nice Pipe or a for XMAS Makes Your Friends Happy. Buy them at The West End Cigar Store JACOB REHOR HASTINGS, MICH. BANNER WANT ADV8, PAY. do only Ont class work. �THE HASTINGS BANNER DECEMBER 10,1914-22 PASES PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 22. Everybody Should Join The HASTINGS CITY BANK’S cCandis Christmas Ratings Club The Landis Christmas Savings Club was a HAPPY THOUGHT. The phenomenal success of this Qub proves it performs a valu­ able service to the community. The Great Advantages of the Hastings City­ Bank's Landis Christmas Savings Club Is its co-operative feature. It encourages many to do what few would accomplish individually. It proves the old maxim that in union there is strength. . . Members help themselves and others help at the same time. They are sustained in their efforts to save by the enthusiasm of the multitude and have the advantage of system and organization—which finds its highest attainment in a successfully conducted bank. Every person in Hastings ought to join our LANDIS CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. It directly benefits members personally and at Christmas booms business for the merchants and helps the town morally and commercially. Become a Member===club starts December 31 1914 And you will have both dollars and reasons for a Merry Xmas. THE HASTINGS CITY BANK Phone 3 “The Bank That Does Things For You1 Hastings^ Mich. fl Zach Chandler’s Last Political Speech, Michigan's Great Statesman Spoke Last Time Before Chicago Republicans in 1879. Mr. Clialrnuin' and Follow (Itlxcnx Presidential veto, and thank God for thn veto. (Loud applause nnd ■ restrict tho lines ot cltiscnahlp in the cheers.) But these claims are not Senate of the United Slate* nnd In all. There are claims Innumerable the halls of Congress. You, will hear cltlxenshlp described as confined to may go through the Mouth, und In cvStates, and It is denied that the/c ■hip. ■ I tonight addren* you. my felloyr citizen/of Chicago, in a broad will find'demands of untold millions State. of America, regardless of of' dollars for the improvements of Btatq line*. (Applauae.) A great streams that do not elxst—where you crime ba. bfen committed, my fellow (Laughter.) cltixan*; a crime against Republican up a stream at all. Institution* throughout the world, a Hut perhaps you may ray th^t I am . crime against evil liberty, and the criminal U yet unpunished. That I* to.Miy. he I* not punished according so, I will read you a petition which to* hla desert* (applause). and I la now circulating througl/thte south, shall to-night devote myself chiefly and which has already been largely to tho history ot that crime and shall circulated through the south and rcrnd«avor to hold up the criminal to your excratlon. (Applause.) Thousands aiul Ten of Thousand* of The speaker then, by way of pre­ Klgnaturv*. face, diacuased the "Ohio Idee." which This petition demanded the pas­ He then turned his sage of a law1 by which all cltlxen* might be paid for all of tha property destroyed In tho war between the states "bonds bearing three per cent, ioual Banks. . per annum, maturing In the next 100 declaring that the only advantage the years.” "Thia means," continued the country would derive from depriving orator, “that you eball do .for the these banks of their Charters would south precisely what you shall do for annually upon the stock of National reached the meat In this cocoanut." banks to national state and municipal (Laughter.) "And wo also petition." tho document continues, "that all The Senator continued; But, my friends, thero Is another question of both armies bo paid In bond* or which I* of vital Interest t» every public lands for lost time,, (great man. woman and child In America— laughter) 4bst limbs and lost lives while engaged In tho late unfortuof the enormous rebel claims pre­ sented against your government. 1 bo paid for their last time while hold In my hand a list of Jhe claims fighting to overthrow your govern­ ment: for lost limbs, for lost lives destruction which trying to overthrow your gov­ ernment. Ah! my fellow citpens, Kt ores, for every conceivable injury they are in sober, serious, downright They have captured both that war can Inflict. ' Even my old earnest. friend Logan has gotten up more claims than you O»n shake a (tick at while ago, the only possible harries to for fhe fence rail* that his boys burn­ their pretensions Is the President's There is not a man before me ed yp. (Applause.) I have claims vjto. but hu s personal and direct Interest than t>o millions of dollars against thia government—13.0(0.000.000 I (Applause ) repeat, and tho only thing today—the tho government. These rebel states are solid; they are solid for retiudiating your debt; . only protection, the qply harries be­ tween .............. the , ..treasury ____ of • — the United ___ — claim*; they have repudiated their -Sutra and these rebel claim* ia the individual debts thrdugh tho bank- ruptcy law: they have repudiated their state debts by scaling and then refusing to pay interest on their scal­ ing. They have repudiated their municipal debt by, repealing thr char­ ters of their cities nnd towns and vil­ lages; do you think they arc more anxious to pay the debt contracted for their subjugation than they are to pay their own honest debts? 1' tell you no. They mean repudia­ tion, und they don't mean thnt your debt shall be uny more'Available than their own, nnd when you trust them you will be making a mistake, and I don't believe you will ever do It ngnin. (Great applause and cheer*.) My fellow cltlxen*, we havo a matter un­ der consideration tonight. More Important TTinn All The llnnudal Questions that can be presented to you, und that We had supposed 'wo were a nation. Our fattier* met in convention und framed a constitution but they found some difficulty In agreeing upon the details of that constitution, nnd for a tlmo It was a matter of considerable doubt whether any agreement could bo reached. A crlmonous debate ' ‘ ’ took place In thnt convention, and finally a spirit of compromise vailed, und the Yonstltutfvn adopted by the convention nnd submltted to tho .people of these United propio of the United States. All tho people of the United States adopted the constitution that was framed by tho fathers, and for many long years the whole people of the United States believed that they had a government. The whisky rebel­ lion broke out In Pennsylvania, and \was put down by the strong hand of the government. And we believed that we had n government. We con­ tinued In that belief until under President Jackson South Carolina Calhoun. Old Geh. Jackson topk hla pipe out of ___________ hla mouth, when told that South Carolina was on the wur path, and raid: “If South Carolinn commits the first act of treason to this government by tho Eternal I will hang John C. Calhoun." (Laughter.) Every man In America, including Calhoun, knew that he would do It. emment. On tHd 4th day of Mardh. the floor of congress, and John Went­ worth (turning toward him) ' wax there to hear It. (Applause.) They said then: "Do this or we will destroy wo will destroy your government." One of them was talking to brave old' stralghtencd,himself up.and "Don't delay It on my account." > their property. We found them wlth(Loud applause.) Careful prepara­ ' out thA rights of cltlxenshlp; they tion* were made to carry out this treason. Jefferson bavin stepped out right* of cltlxenshlp. of tho cabinet of Franklin Pierce. as rrti. believing that they had repented tho United Slates, and became chair­ <>/ their «ins. We killed for them the man of tho committee on military af­ fatted calf *«nd invited them tn tho fairs. Your arms were shipped to feast., and they gravely Informed us southern *tates. where they could bo that they had nlway* disliked thut used. animal, and were not thankful for th« Invitation. (Great apptauxe and To overthrow You.r Government. laughter.) By the law* of war. by Your ammunition followed your arm*, and after that through an Ira pa, uwrj uuu.ir ui inn cxficnnjt or nocent looking clause In general jhut rebellion. They were bound by .urti arm. a. be deem* It for the b>- contracte.l for their .ubjugatlon. tcreat of tbn government to dispose I (Apptause.) -But' we of," your arsenals all over 'the United / State* wqro opened your •rm* sold Forgave Tticrn That Dcbf, boxes they Iny in to the south, to be government. i Applause.) was scattered wherever the winds blow and sufficient water wa* found to float your ships where they could not be used ■ to defend your govern­ ment. ‘ Careful preparations were made fos tho overthrow of your gov­ ernment. and when Abraham Lin­ coln (loud applause) took the oath of office m President ot the United States you had no.army, no navy, no money, no credit.' no ammunition, nothing'to protect the national life, and i'ct. with nil these discourage­ ment* starin'R us in the fact, the Re­ publican -party undertook to save your government. (Tremendous ap­ plause.) We raised your credit, we and today you are being taxed heav­ ily tn pay the Interest on the debt that they then ought to have paid. (Applause and crle* of "Good.") Such magnanimity as exhibited by witnessed on earth since God made tho earth Applause.) and. In my humble judgment, will never be wit­ nosed ngnin. (Applause.) Mistakes were, no doubt, made, errors were for nil the mistakes and all the er- every proposition. But in my hum­ ble Judgment, my follow cltlxen*, tho greatest mistake, tho greatest error that wo committed was. In not hang­ ing enough of these rebels to make treason forever odlou*. (Yells and cheers which subsided only to break cd we might bo overthrown. We fought the battle through; we raised tho national debt, thn national army, tho national power, the national strength. till now, today, after 13 years of Republican rule, there I* not a nation on ths earth strong enough (Applause.) derers. One of these, two proposi­ to do you reverence. tions you must accept. Is there a Wo took your national credit when nation. And now. my fellow-chixens, somebody committed a crime; nnd those men who rose In rebellion n gal net the government committed — ._ —— 'our brave soldier* who have bared their your credit till your bosoms to the bullets of the rebels <Applause.) were not good patriot*, deserving market on earth today. “ well of their country'? (Applause.) Your credit stand* ' ' * ‘ [lon on God'« credit of tiny other earth. (Applause.. life; we saved tho national old scat In tho senate (applause.) honor; yet p«gwithktandlng What.do I nnd? I might dose my eyes nnd leave my ear* open to rhe ।of the Republican party 1* ended nnd. dlscUMtons thnt are going on dally when tha senate Is In session, and beHere I had taken a Rip Van Winkle Ixatkm that existed on t tho fft$e of God's earth, which, so ’ far a* tho state of reward* and punishments Is concerned, Is prepared 'to dir. It Is the. measure* not at all. Twenty that old Republican party. (1 at ughyear* ago they raid, "Do. this, or we ter und appluuso long and prolongwill shoot your government to death." "Full to do that, or wo will shoot your government to death." Now. (Applause.) The Republican party those paroled rebels. Who have never'been released from their parole* of »o fur u« uny history or record can ------. . — . . ,Do history—It Is the only party that boa your government to death." <Applitu*.) "Fall to obey our will aiid solltary unfilled pledge left. Not one. (Applause.) ’ Wo creat­ Now, If I am to die. I would rather ed with one ideu—<o save our country be shot to death with musketry than from the blighting curse of .Livery; to bo starved' to death. (Applause; and we saved It. (Applause.) It >3,000.000.000 and 300.000 previous a voice. "Good.') They arn morally afraid of bayonets at in* polls- Wo plauae.) successful issue, nnd finally, when the We did more than that; offered them a law'forbidding uny wo rooted the euracd thing from tha rebels surrendered at Appomatox. were a nation. (Applause.) (applause) .they surrendered to the government. (Loud applause.) They octiptl'-i*. and they promptly voted It admitted that they had submitted class are disfranchised they down, for they wanted their kuklux their heresy to tho arbitrament of Sliall Not Be Represented arms, and had been defeated, and your national honr. W they ----- surrendered ------------------- to tho government — .... .upon the floor of the house of repre- kuklux at the polls, but <f soldiers nt tho polls. Now, In all tho southern United States uf America. (Ap(An-.'; BenlntlveB, of the Ignited (Applause.) Thl* Is plauae.) They made no claim against pledged ourselves to Improve this government, for they had none. I outrage upon all loyal mon ot there to a county; and of course about two In the very ordinance of secession United State*. (Applause). It thirds of n musket. (Applause.) which they had signed they pledged oifght not to be, ft must not be. (ap­ Ihiclrtc railroad; it i* built. And ths their lives, their fortunes, their sa­ plause,) and It Mhall not be. last pledge that we gave. ._.— r_ (Apdler to cred honors would redeem the obligation* of. this plause, and a voice—"That's sol") government. ‘ Twelve members of the senate—and that is more than their wheflp ma- Republican party assumed the reins jorily—occupy their seats upon that In *71; wo fuimrtd that ta the hour. floor by fraud and violence; and I am (Applause and shouts.) Notwlthsaying no more to you people of Chi­ When tho Republican they had pledged. (Applause and cago than I have said to those rebel slon Is ended, end that you ought to laughter.) They asked as a boon _______ generals______ there on .... tho ... floor of conran no nation on the from the United States that their■ gresa. (Great applause and whistling. should die today or tomorrow, our —u--------- ba spared to I A voice: Bully- for you."With-maicrti their Uvea, i jorilles thus obtained, by fraud and riston of the nations of* the earth. children's children, to the twentieth them. ------.--------------------------- Hr horse* and go violence In both bouses—they dare to You had but one ally and friend on t_. _ _____ _ ___ home, obejr Jho laws and raise crops, dictate term*’ to .the loyal men of earth, and that was HtUo Switzerland. Republican party that saved tho naTb«y had forfeited all their properly; these.4 United State*. .------------------------------------------------------. ,,,. (Applause.) every dollar was pledged by their With majorities thu* obtained, they said. sign-manual. We gave them back]dare to arraign tha loyal men of the nation on God's earth but hop- �THE HASTINGS BANNER, DKCKMBKn 10, 1011. DAIRY FACTS Cjrand Rapids Press Christmas Bargain Days DO NOT QHANGE THE BREEDS f/ Production. then ia poor practice. One should be very careful before the particular breed la chosen. To use * Holstein you proltr Ji Christmas Package of /42 pieces Rfiarf Jhe large flow of milk, a Guernsey sire an­ other year to securo richness of milk, and a Shorthorn sire the next time to obtain more beef in th* offspring, is tho wrong principle to employ la the breeding and raising, ot good cows. Undoubtedly some good cows will be obtained in the herd from such meth­ ods of procedure, but there will bo no unlformjty of slxe, form, appearance and production, and tho owner has no assurance ot what he la going to got Grand Rapids Press Christmas Bargain Day Offers. Good only from December 4- to December 31 No. 1 The Press one year The Hastings Banner one year One Christmas Package (142 pieces) 55 ready bought, and purchasing better tndlvMu&le belonging to tho same breed. port carols again. Monday. within tho same breed than It Is to Hoy Callahan and Beecher PughL Improve by changing to a different took one of their holidays Friday to/ breed. There are good individuals and see Battle Creek. good strain* within any of the breeds ills* Ixiuisa Durham spent Thurs-;' Intended for a* particular purpose. day and Friday with relatives near J ALL FOR HOLSTEINS ARE IN DEMAND 'Sterling Butt, rli, Id. Wilma Jewell. L Gertrude and tlen.-vlcvr,' Harry and I1 McClella VanAuken visited school last |' Popular Among Dairy Breeds Because week. They Bring In Moot Profit­ Clifford Dunn visited John Hoffman L Hardy and Prolific. Ins and Thursday. Holsteln-Frictiana ore vary popular among th* dairy breeds. They pro­ duce great quant HI** ot good milk at The next merlins of the Teachers' low cost, are hardy, healthy, hand­ some and prolific, and when on* is through with th* old cow aa a mHk machine there la plenty of meat for beet or bologna. Tbo Holatelni have •on their way on merit and good ad­ vertising, and Ui«y will stay to th* । $2.55 This bargain offer is good only on R. F. D. Dec. 4 to Dec. 31. ORDER THROUGH THE HASTINGS BANNER. Our Special Me for Christmas is good only until December 31. Ctgal HdPgrtHenicntt tn the payment of tho money se­ cured by a mortgage dated thu hearing, tn the Hastings BANNER. • Ninth day of August in the year A. newspaper printed and circulated In I). 191)9. by Frank W. Smelker and ■aid county. Mazie L. Smelker. hiS Wife of the CHA8 M. MACK. Village of Lake Odessa. Ionia Judge of Probat* trus copy. County, Michigan, to Fanner* and GRACE BAUER. Merchant* Bank of Lake Odessa, Register of Probata Ionia County. Michigan, which said mortgage was recorded in Use of­ fice of the resister Of deeds of the Order Kir Fublk-ailon. County of Barry in liber No. 71, 6f State of Michigan, thn Frobate mortgages on pages No. 1B4 and No. 185. on the 12th day of Aug­ Court foF.tho County of Barry. ust in the year A. D. 1909, at eight o'clock a. m. And whereas, the lh* probata office, in th* City of amount claimed to be duo on said Hasting*, In said county, on the 2nd mortgage al the date ot this no­ day of December, A. D. 1»1L tice is the sum of Sixteen liuiilli'etl 1’resent: Hon. Bmlth,- — Clrffifer Mif 75-i00 (11850.75) Dollars i „ . , - tU Clement ....................... of principal and interest, and th* ««»droulL aettog Judge further sum of Thirty (WOJtty of ,*‘>b"te- Dollars as an attorney fee »Upu-1 ln Matter or the Estate or lated'for In said 'mortgage and Robert Montgomery, Deceased. Which tathe Whole amount claim-, caret* G. Montgomery, executrix, ed to be unpaid on said mortgage | having filed in »aid Aurt her petition whieh amount* to the Sinn of SIX- ‘ pr«ytn« that a day- may be set tor th* teen Hundred highly nnd 7^*1001 heiring on her final account and that Dol ars. and no suit or proceeding thn ,adna ot Mld Mtat* b* assigned having been lusUtuled at law to. Bnd dlt(rlbuted to and among the recover be debt now remaining rnUtIed thorcw nnil ,he bc secured by said mortgage, or any discharged from mid trust part thereof, whereby the power of; ‘rora ■a'° ,ruM That the 2nd day •ale contained in said mortgage has become operative. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the said power of sale, and in pursuance of the statute in such com made and provided, the eaid mortgage will be foreclosed by a »ale of the premises therein described. at public auction, to the highest bid­ der, at the east door of jhe Court bouse Tn Uie city of Hastings, In said county of Barry, on the 28lh day of December A. D. 1014, al ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day: which said premises are deMritied in said mortgage as fol­ lows, to wit:—Commencing at six­ teen feel west of the North-east corner of lot Seven. Block Five, thence running west Twenty-two feet, thence South eight rodA thence east Twenty-two feet thence north eight rods to the place of beginning situate In the Village of Freep.i t, County of Bar­ ry and State of Michigan. Dated this V3rd day of Septem­ ber A. D. 1911. , Farmer* and Marchants Bank, Mortgagee. Thomas Johnson. . Attorney for Mortgagee. Addre**, Lake Odessa. Michigan. In tho forenoon. nt said probate of­ fice. bo und La hereby appointed for hearing said petition; It Is Further Ordered, That pub­ lic notice thereof be given by publlc.ulen.gM* • copy nf this order, for three successive weeks previous to ■did day of hearing In the Hustings BANNER, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county. Clement Smith. Circuit Judge. Fifth Circuit. Acting Judge ot Probate. A true copy. ' Grace Bauer. 1 Register Of Probate. School lirport. Report nt Hope renter School fnr month ending November 37: Total attendance. 39* H. Number boys enrolled. II. Number girls enrolled. 10. Total enrollment.-^l. Those neither absent nor tardy this month are Mabvl. Bernice. Ethel. Chrfstal and Russell Leonard. Cter* nnd .Clyde Ashby. t’Urenie Payne, Frances Payne. A. J. Eastman. Blrdena McDermott and Hasel Payne. ORDER FOR PUBUCATION. Haxe! Payne and Chrygtal Leonard that* of Michigan.‘th* Probata Court jtwo of our eighth grade pupils recelvfor th* Coupty of Barry. , ‘L ■ er"1”“»>• h-'“, . mOi.V£ compound Interest In Arittifrb-tf.- und W- Garrison, administrator mtllllplkellon tables up td the <*rlv» and prays tfiat our’eighth grade < lags Alics Juhnson. teacher. neither absent nor E. J. HUFFMAN tardy and Beatrice Osgood. Goldie and Den­ nis Keller. Myrtle Fouchey. Doris Hayward. Gordon and Dorothy Mc­ Callum and Vcrn McManus. Gertrude Anders was tardy .gnee. Verp McManus entered tho eighth grade this month. Dairy Cow of Great Capacity. Glenn,1 Osgood was tho perfect front because la tho estimation ot speller this month. ■ Whittemore, practical farmers they bring In tho Clans DcGoll.i, Gerald nnd Runaid greatest profit, says Farm and Homa. Of late there has been a tendency Anders, Mildred I and Leia to nnduly magnify certain line* of Holstein breeding and to push prices Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Osgood. to high mark*—In other words! a John Osgood. Mrs. Will Haj boom, In which prjee* with four jind nle Anders. Gerald and Itomild ‘An­ ders attended our Thanksgiving pro­ that ball reives are worth *10.000 to gram. *20.000 each, but no on* Is Justified by past experience In paying any such arfiount of real money unless he can School Report. afford to lose It. When cows sell for Report of Edger school for month several thousand dollars, they ^become ending November 37: the rich man's plaything, rather than Days taught. 19. the poor man's support. Avaragfi dally attendance, 9.T. Total enrollment.1'10. ' ' Tha pros and cons of dairy farming are likely to be discussed for a long Josephine DamoutL 1’hyliu r.'isi-r., time before an agreement Is reached; Ronald and. In the meantime, the cow Is push­ Warner find William Bette. ing herself to tho fiont In regions where she has not been highly mouth was Phyllis Edger. estesnjed. The children gave a short Thanks­ giving program. Those present were Keeping Unprofitable Cow*, Mrs. Emerson SOgrr. Mrs. Louis Edg-r and Miss Emily. Mrs. Vander- . If you had * hired man who was not brook, Mrs. John Wood and Mrs. earning enough to pay hla board would you keep him long? Then why do visitors during the month were you keep tho co* that does not make MIm Lillian .Edger and Master Lyle enough milk to pay for her keep? Vnnderbrook? . ’ Many farmers aro doing Just that Ethel Johnson, teacher. thing. School Report. ’ Report of Tanner school for month .No. of days taught. 20. Total attendance. tOSIj. Average daily nttenduncn, 20.135. Number boys enrolled. 11. Number girls enrolled. 10. Daipy Notts opportunity for health and growth. Wrcentagn of attrn<ian<£ 97-1-. Avoid putting too many cows in one pasture to reduce the feed to the ing the month were: Richard und smallest quantity for each cow. Hasel iatncaster. Elisabeth. Netti- Taggart. George Martin and Mildred Hall. s Visitors during th*, month were Haxel Hathaway. Maude Robinson. Ida Robinson. Ernest Robinson. Mabel Coleman. Clyde Cotrtnan. <3«-o. Stewart, Geo, VanDenburg. Jrasle Keech and Ethel Eggleston. Don't neglect any broken wires In tha barbed wins fence where the dairy herd Is pastured. Cut udders are not profitable. If there Is the least idea In your mind that any of your cows are troubled with tuberculosis, use the test at once. Weeks adhuol. visited us ono day thlr Whoa possible test the cow’s milk month. before buying her, and remember It Qutf>- a Hull- excitement was aruused Friday, November 27. whon th- milk teats much below three per cant their old schoolmates wh6 tending high schosL . The cow and calf should be gradual­ ly weaned from cash other, and to that end their qaarten. when separat­ ■ nd mounted eighteen dlffcred Should bo In proximity to each. Eva B. Stayart. teacher. -BANNER WANT All VS. Ml. Good Service Yes, you’ll thoroughly enjoy a meal at the “Club” Restaurant, or any “short order” cooking you. may. order. Everything prepared is the VERY BEST, and the service is excellent It necessarily follows that you’ll relish EVERY BITE. ’ t No matter how much of a hurry you may be in, what you want is served so quickly that you will be perfectly satisfied. And our moderate prices have aroused much favorable comment Try us next time. The “Club” Lunch C. D. Barnaby Hastings, Mich. Jefferson St. w.y J 1.00 plus. We sincerely thank all. rapeclaUr th" young people, who helped us make the •qrlal a success. School report for fall ternr\of Thelma CranOaQ VIfiled her grandm* — \. n .. VS ra < C-r—.. f Durfee school ending November 37: Number enrolled. IS. Thosa Jefferson St ■Th« Plice to Moot Your Frlondo" J. F. HOONAN care, then stick to it. If a mistake Is made the first time in obtaining poor specimens, abd poor producers, then rectify tho mistake as soon as posslblo by sclecUng the right kind of a sire belonging to the same breed to head ALL FOR No. 2 The Press one year...--........ .............. Farm and Fireside------ .------ -------- 1. The Hastings Banner one year__ THE, CLUB” CIGAR STORE Phono 106 aa to which one will come to the top. The new and unusual feature is the Christmas package of 142 pieces, including fancy colored New Year and Christmas Postal Cards, Santa Claus Stickers, fancy colored Cards and Tags. Just the thing for ev­ ery one for use at Christmas, and all free with your order for The Press. - of December A. D, 1»I«. at ten "o'clock In th* forenoon, at said pro­ bate office. be and Is hereby appointed for hearing said petition; Mortgage Sale. It Is Further Ordered. That public notice thereof be given by publication Whereas, default has been made r.9 - maw— .KI- —.. _ ’ There is nothing that will please a man better than a box of fine flavored Cigars—or a beautiful pipe. When it comes to buying Cigars for gifc»purposes, we’re prepared to meet you on the “ground floor,” with the largest collection of popular brands that you will find any­ where in Hastings or Barry county. Ladies need not hesitate in the least in buying here, we are familiar with the tastes of the smokers of H astings and vicinityt and carry a stock of most select brands. Here’s another thing that will especially appeal'to ladips—and that is the ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS of ev­ erything bought here. We keep everything in “dust proof’ cases, and away from all dust and dirt. Some Goods Cows May Be Obtained, parm apd pireside pree for One year Or A Box of Cigars For a Christmas Gift -BANNKIl WANT ADVS. MV— pleasure In curing for their Dale Butterfield took first prem­ ium on his collection of itrains and vegetables and Glenn Phillips the sec­ ond premium. Clifford Dqnn received of corn nnd Merle C. Campbell 2nd permlum at the school• social. ' Quite a number of the children have, had perfect attendance during sixty three . Inrhea In dlamrlrr are Hart n{ a rocormrtivo recently com­ pin ted :it I’hlhsdelphia, the moat com* to visit us during the last powerful yet bulk. Grace I. Higdon. two Keep it Handy for IthcumatUm. No use to squirm and wince and will wear you out instead. Apply som* Sloan's IJnlmmL Need n«»i rub It tn—just let it penetrate all' through the/uffe<“e<l |>arfs, relieve belter you want to go right out and tell other sufferers about Shun’*. G-t •a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 35 cents of any . druggist nnd have It in tho house—against colds, soro and YOU WON’T NEED a new nit or overcoat if you call Phone 311. We can clean, pros* and repair tho garment so 11 looks nearly ss good aa the day It left ycnir tailor. Give us a trial. Once our customer, ala-ays a SATISFIED Men's 3 piece suits, sponged and pYeased. '5Q<enp. HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. ||k<t allmehts. Your mopey back If not satisfied, bitt It doejfgive almost Instant relief. Buy a boltl* today. —Adv. Now is the time we need your loyal support it is Homing to the time of the year when the make is at its lowest But our expenses do not drop in pro­ portion,, so we urge you to send us all the cream you can. It will not onlyhelp us, but it will help you and your neighbor to a better price for your daily products. Our price for the past two weeks has been 1 cent per pound of fat, better than the marke ts justify, but the market has been ’ good all fall and we are only too glad to turn you this extra high price for your cream. If only we could induce more dairymen to milk more winter cows, we could pay a much better price than we now do. Think this over. You know we always see higher prices in the winter than in the summer, and you have to feed your cow to keep her alive. Why hot feed a little more and have her paying dividends? Here is the point—we can manufacture 15,000 lbs. of butter with but very little more ex pense than it takes to manufacture 10,000 lbs. and the high price in winter gives us more for our over run. So if it were possible to reverse the summer run to the winter we could and would give you a much better market than we can as it is. You can .bring this about very soon if you will just add a few good winter cows to your herd. Do it as soorras you can: 1 CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO, The Fanners Friend ’Bfit Cryilal Pride*' ' ‘Eat Crystal Pride*' �The Big Christmas Store Offers You Unbounded Opportunity to Buy Nice, Useful Xmas Gifts. Open Evenings Until Xmas At this time of year every one is looking for nice,useful Xmas gifts for their friends and we know it is often hard to de termine what to buy. There is probably no store in Barry County where you can find a finer assortment of useful and prac­ tical gifts than we can showfybu. Every year we supply thousands of gifts to the friends of our patrons and we are quite sure you will find something useful to buy if you visit our store. We are suggesting only a few of the many articles we can fur­ nish you. Just read over the list and if you don't find what you think you want, come and see us and we will show you some of the many other articles. SERVING DISHES SAVORY ROASTERS CASSEROLE BAKING DISHES BREAD MAKERS FOOD CHOPPERS SHEARS SCISSORS PEN KNIVES JACK KNIVES POCKET KNIVES WISS SCISSORS WISS SHEARS SCISSORS and SHEARS SETS IN CASES RIFLES SHOT GUNS REVOLVERS AMMUNITION, (all kinds) HUNTERS' SUPPLIES ICE SKATES COMMUNITY SILVER, Knives,'Forks, Spoons, Soup Spoons, Table Spoons, Berry Spoons, Dessert Spoons, Sugar Shells, Orange Spoon, Pick­ le Fork, Cream Ladle, Cold Meat Fork, Butter Knives, Silver Ware In Sets. ROLLER SKATES MECHANICS’ TOOLS (all kinds) WASHING MACHINES WRINGERS CARVING SETS ENDERS SAFETY RAZORS 0. V. B. SAFETY RAZORS GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS DUPLEX SAFETY RAZORS KEEN KUTTER SAFETY RAZORS AUTO STROP SAFETY­ RAZORS MULTI-BLADE SAFETY RAZORS WISS PEERLESS SAFE­ TY RAZORS RAZORS ■ RAZOR STROPS RAZOR HONES ' LATHER BRUSHES A HOT I RON A COLD HANDLE ASBESTOS SAD IRONS NICKLE PLATED TEA POTS NICKLE PLATED COF­ FEE POTS GRANITE TEA POTS GRANITE COFFEE POTS UNIVERSAL COFFEE PERCOLATORS ENAMELED KITCHEN­ WARE ALUMINUM WARE TEA KETTLES FUR COATS CUTTERS SLEIGHS SLEIGH BELLS WAGONS BUGGIES HARNESS BLANKETS FUR ROBES PLUSH ROBES WHIPS CHAFING DISHES NUT PICKS and CRACKS BAKING DISHES CRUMB SETS CHILD'S SETS MANICURE SETS TRAYS LANTERNS WATCHES ALARM CLOCKS CALL BELLS HARD COAL STOVES SOFT COAL STOVES OIL STOVES GASOLINE STOVES CLARK HEATERS . FURNACES MAJESTIC STOVES and RANGES. ELECTRIC PERCOLA­ TORS ELECTRIC SAD IRONS ELECTRIC TOASTER ELECTRIC GRILL ELECTRIC CURLING IR6N HEATER GOODYEAR BROTHERS THE CHRISTMAS STORE Hastings, Mich OFFICIAL HESULT OF STATE Southwestern Michigan. ELECTION ANNOUNCED THIS WEEK’S NEWS IN NEAR-BY COUNTIES. Neuralgia There ia no nc<d to Buffer tho Dteurnigia; Skarn's Liniment laid on gently will soothe the aching head like magic. Don't dalaj-. Try it at once. han du ot one ot hla companion*. Him'Ina holed Mine name one of the boya placed hla rifle, on the ground the «enpon\belruc cocked and loaded. Another member of thtf party picked the rifle up when it wiui accidentally dlacharxcd wilh.thg above result. Alcoholic Poisoning Delirium Tremens fourth—Generally F'aml -Stagw^ The "Wet Brain” 511--. t'nrda Paul, youngest ilaucliter of -Mr. and Mra. H. H. Paul <>! WuyUnd. has-recently proved upon ICO acres of prairie land In North iu- H«r WUt Othon S.r • •'! kava bcm ■ nflenr with NoiraUb fr.r «-vr«»l MM M 1 MS m.d’d.Sej.nt LUIssenU. Kt Bioan'i Ueimasi b tha 17! 2^*.' "5: dd. Believing It “bix" hunting atorregaied hla friend* SLOANS LINIMENT b the beet remedy for rbeumatami, backache, core throat and aproixu. Send four cents in stamps foe a TRIAL BOTTLE Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc. Dept. B. Philadelphia, Pa. -Knuth. JUp„ S3**. -Hamilton. Hep.. Cl Hep.. 3.1H2, -Kelley. Hop.. 4.Ill -Crampton. Hep.. I NEAL INSTITUTE or Tl Sli.Mon Ar.- Grand ll.plda loth Dlrtrict—Loud. Hep.. S.CJ7. I Uh nutrict—Scott. Hep.. S.Ill. 12th District—Janice. Rep.. &,3&7 13th Diatrtct—Nlchola. Hep.. ».3 Untie until about thf Urn: of thr j v.ij. Thn forepart of the week there were drove A alx mule team Io transport M many aa nftr«M large itaxca whipMildler^ lo a river at that time. Ho la living with a aon-in-lAw, Wm. Chase. between Bangor ami Glendale. tuUohal amendments at^pwa only the eludi-iit and libeling men amendmehf^arrltd. Following the vote: For wagon roada bonding-*-Ysa—141.333; No—303.0(7. Co nst ruction ot drains and linprevetfleiit of agrleul- CO lul lutlhlu II htMlpI Clio EZiaTOL—A»taandawr. rrmrdj- In nil oaaaa at ov.raUmulatlon: nlw, lod<<.lH la all of Brain V.Ugw.. Narv»»• ll.hau.Uoa raaaad -T o»arwork or a;alnalrlUoa. uhwiu.lla, rar n.uw* or irevrwl d.ivw.low. R �THE HASTTMOH BAKKER, DECEMBER IB, 1»14. A Yuletide Tragedy = ' '■ ' ! coming so Injurious to me that I ba-, o Glbba* wife. -But your friends will ph-nao you.” Glbba smiled grimly and, aa hla wife departed, winked knowingly at him- The Most Extraordinary Sale Ever Held in December As a favor to yourself and the “New Store” will you please Read it over carefully .. Here At Last Explanation Extra Special! Extra Special! $1.00 and $1.25 The Best Chance You Ever Had to Buy Christinas Why we can make these remark­ ably low prices Presents in Good Staple Merchandise. $6.50 all wool Sample Blankets, slightly soiled on edges, otherwise in perfect You all know that we did not open our $1.25 inaa Cigars—Joe Spicer, the beat judge of a-two-fora half. grimly too. And Joe smiled in<l bUu-k. trimmed In contrastcondition, full size 68x80, count* in fancy plaids, etc. i>lor< uf velvet. Sire* fur iaiiic* Eldcvtlown CHR1SJMAS SPECIAL..................................................................... Gibbs', which was often—be waa an old friend of Glbbe-he smoked one or more of Josiah's wife's Christmas' el- “Gallant and diplomatic of you, old manr Glbba would say to Bplcer on opportunity and smile bls knowing 49c $7 .50 Manufacturers Sample Blankets, slightly soiled on outside edges only, I fancy plaids, size 68x80, only 5 pairs. £ j nn CHRISTMAS SPECIAL....................... 4........................................................ 69c Dress Goods And Silks "It's juat a perfect aha me, Joalah, that you couldn't take any pleasure In tbooe cigars and that your friend 8pl- MAKE BEAUTIFUL GIFTS ^nows nothing about tbeir quality, so I asked Joe Bplcer, haring heard you say often what an excellent judge of a Joalah Glbba had lustant business hair and flung hla pipe and tobacco Bplcer without bowing and without bls knowing amlle. Bnt Joe still wore hla. —Browning's Magazine. ..................... The Reindeer A sodden shot rang out. A shot that fatal sped. HU in a mortal spot— Down fall the eight dear dead. . goods are new from the manufacturer and are sold at reductions greater than we have ever offered. fine white pin stripe, full 45 inches wide new this week *7 Holiday Special ........................... • OC 65c all Wool Serges, come in all the staple colors such as black, brown, navy, French blue, grey, tan and wane. Sold in all the big stores at 65c a yard /f Holiday Special ............................ T z C $1.50 Black Satin Dutchess Silk, an extra good quality. A splendid silk for gift pur­ poses. This silk is 36 in. wide and is one of the best silks on the market for shirt waists and dresses. 1 in Holiday Special ................... ip X • X V Beneath the enow spread root A man In ruthleee cause Had told a tittle boy There was no Banta Claus. ■ And after they were killed Throughout hU Ute'e long grind The little boy saw not Another ot their kind. Whereof the moral lies: In eport'e fair playing name Pray let December be Close Beason tor tho game. —Xpw York Times. GIFT* FROM HICKORY NUT8. Hickory nuts and bores chest­ nuts mSke quaint little lne«Bnslvo toys. Draw features In < upon a wrinkled hickory nut to form tho head of a grand­ mother dell, to which glue a roll of white cloth for the body. Two short rolls of cloth sowed to tho body will make tho arms. Dross In a checked gingham frock, white kerchief and apron and a wide ruffled cap, glued to tho nut head. With Horae chestnuts, a sharp Jaekknlfs, burnt matches and corn silk may ba made ducks, chickens, heroes and other ani­ mals for a toy barnyard. A few cuts to looaon tho shell of tho nut make feathers end ears, the corn silk, pinned on. Is used for tails and manes, and tho matches make sturdy, realistic legs for tho funny little creatures. Empire long hip, medium bust, made of ex­ tra quality heavy coutille cloth. Regular 85c value £Qr' Specially Priced ............................ OzC with olive oil and tarragon addlag aalt Garnish with ispk end parsley. X shipping grape. to Two, nn ^3.70 ‘‘Remember these arc Sample Blankets, slightly soiled, and sold as such." Make This Your Christmas Store Ladies and Childrens W inter Coats These coats are marked at-such low prices that it will enable you to save considerable. They are cut in varie­ ty of new models in the latest fashion. A choice selection. $12.50 Coats all new models On nr Special .. ............................... «p/o7<) $15.00 to $18.50 Coats, new eln no models. Special.............“O $21.50 Coats, new models. Qir flft Special.............. }...«......... ^Iv.uU One Lot of Children’s coats in black, sizes 8 to 14 years, ■ regular price was $5.00. Ci no Very-Special Price......... v. $1.50 Imported Serge, wine colorxonly, Table Linens shadow stripe, 50 in. wide. Q fl _ Holiday Special .............................. zOC MAKE SPLENDID HOLIDAY GIFTS Extraordinary . Values HiJre. t Ladies’ Union Suits 60c Mercerised Table Cloth, beautiful patterns. A good cloth for OQ ONE SPECIAL LOT. $1.00 quality in medium weight, made of __ sendee. Extra Special ...........OxC extra fine quality yarn full bleAched with $1.00 full Bleached Damask, extra high neck and long sleeve. _ and h good selection of pat­ Very Special at ............................. « z C quality terns, 70 in. wide. Special ................... ............ 75c fine Fleece Union Suits, high neck, long $125 Satin Damask made extra heavy. sleeves medium weight, only e> Very Special ............................... 3 VC One of the best linens for either gift purposes or for home use $125 extra heavy Fleece Union Suits, size Special ........................................ xOC from 34 to 44, for ladies only, high neck vnd $2.00 Linen, made of extra fine Irish linen, a splendid value at the regular long sleeves. O fl Special ............... xOC price and sold in most places 1 Z.Q for $2.25. Special............. 1.UV Two Extra Corset Bargains A Dainty Holiday Di.h. Op out yolks from two hard boiled add one tablespoonful of buttar, a teaspoonful of anchovy paato. r drops of lemon juice, half a tea­ tful of white pepper and fill tho k. Coat with liquid aspic jelly Two plain white. store for business until the 8th of October. We were not loaded with last winter’s goods—nor this winter’s goods. We open­ ed our store with a very conservative stock of merchandise. Since then we have been prepared to take advantage of any manu­ facture over production sale. Owing to the mild weather of the past few weeks manufacturers have been forced to make tremenduous price concessions to unload their mill overproduction. Mr. Larsen has just recently returned from the eastern market and has made some of the most ex­ traordinary and satisfactory purchases of his business career. We make this request because we believe that our store deserves it. Our plans have been made from the opening of the store, and we have been making continuous preparations for the $125 fine French Serge in French Blue, coming holidays. We believe that the things we have done will give you the best possible service. with fine black pin stripe, 45 in.' wide. Re­ This is not an ordinary year—people have been thinking differently from what they have thought member these are new goods. Holiday Special ............................ • OC in former years, and we believe that our store most carefully expresses the true Christmas spirit of $125 Fine French Serge in medium brown the holiday season of 1914. $125 extra quality of Messaline, comes in French blue, rose and mahogany, shadow stripe, a limited amount only Holiday Special ............................ WC Upon a starlit night. I The best at horn and hodf. Eight noble reindeer stood And stamped upon a root $10.00 Manufacturers Sample all wool Blankets. fancy plaids, slightly soiled, only 4 pairs. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL........... ................. We are offering the most extraordinary! At which Joalah smiled hla knowing smile and said: "Why shouldn't hat* Which made Joalah amlle more and more and almoat chuckle. But ho said nothing. ‘•Yas. Indeed," repeated Mrs. Gibbs, “why shouldn't he! You know. Jo­ alah. yon told me that a woman should never choose cigars for a Christmas Q y nn 70 $2.00 American Lady and Royal Worcester Cbi>ets. These corsets are made of fine quality batiste and coutille cloth and trim­ med with lace or embroidery, equipped with extra hose supporters <f* 1 Specially Priced .................... The Store with The "New Front Outing Night Gowns Knit Caps $1.00 Special oiler, 59c. Only 3 dozen go on sale. Made of splendid quality of outing, in dainty pink and blue stripes, double yokes, sizes 15 to 17 Extra Special Value A splendid cap for girls going to school made of best Eiderdown yarn white and colors ziOr* $1.00 Value Special ■ xv $125 Outing Gowns in plain white or fancy colors. Q&p Very Special .............................xOv 75c Gowns in fancy colors, pink and blue stripe effects. Some of these are samples and worth much more. _ Extra Special ............................. ■ xV Knit Skirts A splendid assortment of skirts in grey, blue, white and brown ... 59c, 98c, $1.25, $1.75 Christmas Handkerchiefs 98c special value, full size spreads, plain corners, worth $1.25 regular. There are literally thousands of dainty Christmas Handkerchiefs to choose from in our splendid stock, as good a variety as ever offered and at such low prices. Handkerchiefs from the plainest to the exquisitely hand­ made and embroidered. A splendid display of handkerchiefs for men, wo­ men and children. I $3.98 for. fine satin Marsielles spreads that sold regular fo/$5.00 extra size in fringe or scalloped, cut corners. Fine lawn handkerchiefs with dainty embroidered corners. A large AC _ selection. Choice ................... vOV Cab Robes Fine Swiss handkerchiefs, with dainty /embroidered corners. Two ape-1 (U cial lots. Choice................. ,.;-l-VC Bed Spreads For Xmas. $1.98-special value spread, full size, cut corner with fringe, worth $2.50. A splendid robe, made of extra quality robe cloth, blue and CQp pink with animal designs....... OxC Extra large size in blue and QQp pink. Special designs ...........xOU Outing Bed Blankets Special at 98c and $1.25 Gents initial handkerchiefs, theinitial is hand embroidered. Special 1 C~ each ............................................ IOC Ladies handkerchiefs, with fancy col­ ored border, made of Irish Swiss lawn. Very Special at . Sweater Coats Special prices on entirestock. All colors white, & a- . 100 pairs of heavy Outiog Blankets at special prices that will navy, tan, grey, etc. enable you to save considerable. These blankets are just in and $3.50 Sweaters $6.00 Sweaters A QQ are ever so much better than those sold early in the seaso.n The Special ........... Special .............. T.7O material is better and they arc also a larger size. $2.98 Sweaters $5.00 Sweaters Q QQ Special .......... Special <........... O.VO $1.25 Blanket 98c $1.50 Blanket $1.19 $2.50 Sweaters 10 pairs single Bed Blankets in extra good quality at the $4.00 old Sweaters 1 OQ Special ............ l.yp special price of__ &_____ _______________ _____ _______v/L Special ........... 2.98 2.25 1.98 A. J. LARSEN CO. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN The Store with The "New Front” �THI BASTINGS IA! SOME FACTS ABOUT THE NEW STAMP LAW that sleep is promoted. • Il Is necessary to keep the water up to tho highest temperature at which it can be borne, for at least ten minutes by adding hot water us the tempera.- Vlrtoria' Plum Jam. ' Weigh the fruit and Cake 14 ounces | of preserving sugar for eifth pound. I Wipe thn trull and halve it. Take out the stones, place the plums in an cprthenware pan, sprinkling the su­ gar between the layers. Cover with To Clean Coverings of Upholstered Furniture. DEMOCRATIC METHOD OF The covering of furniture, lhat U HELPIM6 UHCLE SAM'S PURSE upholstered In tapestry, cretonne, etc. may be cleaned- (If not too badly soil­ ed), wjth stalo bread. Rub the surface well with long.'even strokes, using oni 16a*t. I'hico In a preserving pan and rlouner rapidly, skimming ns neces■ary, and stirring from time to time. Vigor. enthusiasm, love, powoi you may have them land be a criml-l still confused In understanding this wonderful "war tax." which Is to s.fvn Uncle Bum from "going broke." under the incumbent administration. The following schedule wlll.be <>f Ilow Io Grow Thinner. Again the menu appears In An Apple Change. Generally speaking, foid Is -high, but apples are among the Inexpensive things which are good, and tho fol­ The owner of this farm is not able to work the place and wjll not rent it There are about 110 acres under cultivation, 10 acres of second growth timber and 30 acres of fine pasture. The land under cultivation lays nearly level, the pasture is rolling. There^are 20 acres of good seeding and 34 acres of wheat (one-half of which goes with the place.) The farm is well-fenced, bordering on one o( the best lakes in Barry Co. and in a fine location, the house has nine rooms in good repair, full basement barn 34x60, ice house, corn erib, hog house and hen house. This farm is one and one-half miles to R. R. station and on a good road, there is a fine orchard with all kinds of fruit, windmill and cement tanks at the house and barn, telephone, R. F. D. and creamery route. Now there are lots of good things we could say about this farm, blit to really appreciate the place you should see it the bread out of tho mouth of thn butcher, the baker and the green groc- forty them win or. Reducing tho embotipoint grows na popular In masculine circles ns it Agreement of sale covering pro­ long has been among the sex where all ducts of merchandise -on boards of laundry Starch. . . Laundry stayeh looks so pure’ and white that many* have nAer thought nil the holes with brown sugar: mix • old water nnd strain through cheese­ half'a cupful of water and half a cup­ cloth. You may th«-n cook It In tho ful of grape Juice; pour It by spoon­ fuls over the applA. cover pan and pour off the surplus waler, and then bake until slightly tender: uncover, pour In boiling water, stirring briskly finish baking; cook until a broom ■pllnt will penetrate the apples easily. Until It thickens. You will bo so They are quite much surprised at the results of Serve hot or cold. straining itarch that you will never rich. Soft gingerbread ia always again want to make It up without do.nctory accompaniment for dishes Even thought the weight be reasonnblely liaaome? Hut at what n price! a pries! Read the dally reg­ Bills of lading or receipts fi»r ex­ imen of a chief among our rulers In press or freight, each one cent . 8L Louis: Ronds of indemnity and ns surety for payment of money. performance black caffasy grapefruit “ or orange without sugar. Luncheon: ftmail piece nf cold meat, broiled laonb chop or eggs: two piece* Ions and 1 green peppers. 4 taide■poonfula of kali, 2 talilespoonfute ot sugar. 1 quart nf vlnegnr, n half tenspoonful eiu-h of ’ ’ turnon and k1iik< headlights of-an approaching car are Dinner: Two pieces dry toast: a recent Invention intended to over­ meats, same as lunch: salad, with vlncome some of tho objectionable fea­ ___ .... , ... 1300. 3(| tures of powerful automobile • lights. No beverages of any kind. >ach addltlonui I3oo <ir frac­ The upper part of the Ions Is of dark Shadowy dining, this, calculated tv tion. SO cento. cut them In small places. Cut the Insurance contracts and policies. green tomatoes, the peeled onions and lighter shade for dkyllght use. .When­ X-rgy does. And thnt pitiless, unln(Ire. marine, lighting.’ tirnado. pUle the green peppers; put all the Ingred- ever a driver la confronted with tcrmltted recurrence of the dry toiut glass liability, burglary and all oth­ a brilliant searchlight glaring on hl> —unbptterod crunching horror, nt er kind except perwm.il. accident. face, by bonding his head downward substitute for the gnashing nt teeth. health, mutual und till he looks through the dark tortlor None but the brave deserve the fair. of tho lens tho approaching machine half cent. Promissory nuteg, except hank notes for ctrcuhrttSn. each 1100 or ZACH CHANDLER'S LAST fraction, two cents. Renewal <if 1HW QUALITY LAWCOT VANItTt Whittemore's ff/Shoe Polishes POLITICAL SPEECH Hot Foot Bath. to trnnqulllxo the nervous system of- (Continued from page 17.) thing slavery, from the escutcheon <>f this government. (Applause.) And they would havo the right to bOust vlty nt night. Tho bath should ba through all generations. each ten cents. taken every night, for about 10 or 18 ■ Sleeping car berths and parlor car Ren Hill claimed Io ba^ tm jtinbasnador from tho sovereign state of seats to bo paid for by Che company Georgia ^j-the Knltcd States. (Laugh­ ter.) All the Hags of till the south- | night b« put on on* ship. cortlnff p ««• «»*•«• »" It sail uround the whole Ib” charged nt one cent .ulditlnmil ould not get the Milute of I and accounted for tho companies. ’‘It's AR Yau You Hope It la!” ono popgun. (Laughter.) But. I stamps must, be < ancMk-d mark tho smallest sloop "r. a A." ««c<l with .Into and Initials in nnd sail her around tho world, and ’Ink or with rubber Kamp. LEATHERS 1 Si Brink Real WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Throw OL.WOI.IUIV3, socalled health drinks nnd unsatis­ factory compounds to the winds. We psy you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 ELEVAI OHS. Wc buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. Wc .depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. II you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. If you feel that you cannot drink coffee because of fear of con­ * • * ’ evening. ice of any nature, try a Improved Coffee this You will find thnt tho Vacuum Process is designed far Smith'Bros. Velto & Co. lust r,nch caaei as youn. O'.C. LAS. Pftsi 57 Hullin Drink this co flee and see if you don't sleep soundly—with nerves, Vacuum FIRE INSURANCE If you are not Insured or would like to change your insurance call In and see me. I represent a com­ pany with a cash capital of (LOGO000 and Fan fully protect you Improved Coffees LEE H. PRYOR it 35c, 40c and 45c a pound tllcip. hliBUH i Salm A. A. Cl. arc sold by grocers everywhere. Time Table In Effect March », ISIS • Dally Except Sunday. >?cy uro ftinuinoly hood coffees—pure nd wholesome — Tull flavored — flail uren^th—with that dclicioauly satisfying iroioa found only jn ftood codecs. doing South f’:G8 a. tn * G:< doing North 7:31 *- m. £: 4:: 6. a GREU8KU G. P. Tlte reason you will enjoy IrinlcinA Vacuum Improved Cof. ■»« is that these coffees have been ;c"m and in Abstract Block. Huntings ,r.:^SL?“*o-..’2S nm^mriBeproceai, folly , , testate acta on commission, u an era* : conveyancing. Having u complete set | ot Abstract Books compiled, rrotn the ’ Records, can 'urnlsh complete Ab-{ •iracta. protected by patents. Don t fortet hat. to lx'|jn with, ail Vacuum Improved ’3cfiscs ep the best grades oPcaflWs sold t the price*. You feet full value for your any. nation on God’s footstool ■alute. (Loud applause.) The senator used a very laughable Illustration, developed at length, and amid closet Intercat, allowing thnt nn pld und faithful employe of a mer-.i School llqwirt. cantllo or other business establish­ Report of Coats Grove school fur ment would not bo discharged—"«■< r-1 talnly not to make room fur <t con­ month ending No'vomber 20: vict." (Great laughter.) The ref-] erence to the Democratic Jail-bird Average dally att<'H,dnni ■ was keenly appreciated. So I tell Number pupils enrolled. you that tho mission of the Republi­ can jnrty ia not ended. (Appbi'i'e.) Percentage of attvndanc Honay Back If hot Satisfied 4 Order □ pound of Vacuum ; Improved Coffee from your grocer ’ PROFESSIONAL CARDS j today, um the full pound, and if yoa have r*um to complain of harmful effect to kaad. l.c>rt or MYtnsch. take.back the empty 8.A’ Warner 8 Co. *-.»;* I’a-.t?: (u;3ji<rijnhoi*buu£ CHICAGO. V.5.A. Dealers In Grain, Baans, Saad, Hay, Coal, Camant, Hides, Pelts, Etc. PHONE 150 HASTINGS, MICH. School Report- Report for- Primary Dowling ochool: Clayton - and Keith Norton school district. Number 3. n Maple Grove township, for the month In spelling; Leona Whitcomb 99; Maude Eno 94 und Gertrude Maurer ending November 21: »■: "ur uni'ixi.inri' I- hnoliffi •V>.ivYr»en north; stopping wherever he han n; n er.ige off account iiytny chlimind Vo; run for Judge In any city he hna a mind.-to. (Applaud- temptestuoua and shouta continually for Monday several minutes.) Well, fellow-ellixciuk, (aald the speaker, laughing). 1 hope If you ever elect him Judge, he UfChriatipaK bntertaltunenl. won't bring In any bill for loot of time. (Applause nnd laughter.) You Friday, using their holidayuro going to hold 'an election next The address given here Tuesday, the effects of which arc felt tar beyond tho borders of Chicago. The eyes ot the. whole nation are on your verdict of next Tuesday. You Visitors at school Friday are to send forth greeting to the peo­ MIm- Vet “ ple of tho Unite) Butex, saying cither Fuller nnd Misti mal. Mh ... <f the Hastings high honest money. |>airloili>m. and the; school nnd Mbs Uordslla-’Fuller. national government (Applause), or that-you are In favor ot soft money, for the ti repudiation and rebel rule. (Ap­ plause. )lt is good, Mr. Chairman. to be. compliment' d upon tfleir Um blackboard drawing*. to see GOO young men like you ready to light the battle of their country now and vote aa you ehot during thu >£. sama Hue S'',,u' n"'" *h" l'rei«*red und wrv. d md Pilgrim'. i"ur "l"H "Upl'< r. To our war. (AppUuae.) . ■ | mo*t .worthy toastmistnuM. I am tru­ ly grateful. 1 wish to thank the Muaottic Ixxlgo Elcvtlou. . . - < I members of the orehcetta and Mr. Al the annual election of the m< ntbeta of Hastings Lodge. No. 33, F. & ondugi County. A. M-. tho following were elected and reelected oflkera fur tho ensuing 8. W.—Fred Brown. J. W.—Robert Burch. Tress.—Will I'aync. Secretary—Oscar Fortier. 8. D.—Robert Mills. J. D.—Esau Cunnom. Don't Rb>k Pneuinuula. Get rid uf every cold aa quickly possible. It U the foreruntier of all pulmonary trouble, and pneumonia j ruUnbUnc him in full. I’alh in city or country, responded to with protuplncM, day or night. Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Ipc. Howard speeches wherever we please (ap­ Rar plause): vote black Republicans tick-’ Harlow BarnUih, Hubert Arln Nvalx-t. Ralph Ijuhardxon. Smith. Chester Stowell, Rt-uUh do It with Exactly the Same Safely Chamberlain'* Cough RenH-dy. It.Is a simple thing to do. but tho effect In marveloux. For soln by All Dealers. —Adv. -BANNEIl WANT ADVS. PAY. A Taste Of Health Is Sweet And some folks use it toward money and fame. Arc you eating right for health? Grape=Nuts FOOD August. « Hiram Munk* Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 172 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN You cun right now BUY your ENTIRE NEEDS for the WINTER in ALL KINDS of GOALS and GOKE for All kinds of Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges. We also have GENUINE GAS COKE in Five sizes, Furnace, Egg, Nut, Pea and Smithing or Slack. When ordering be sure and tell us which size you wish and we will do the rest. Just step in.and SEE, THAT’S all we ask. We invite Inspection and we arc always pleased to show you what we have in COAL, FLOUR, CEMENT, BRAN, MIDDLINGS, and in fact anything we have for sale. BRING in your Samples of Seeds, Beans, Wheat, Oats, or anything you have for SALE that is handled by ANY ELEVATOR and Wc will name YOU a PRICE. Under the present Market conditions it is impossible to quote future price but our aim is to pay all we can for Grain, Beans or Seeds on each day’s market. Call us by Phone. Give us a friendly call, the latch string is always out, wc ar6 always at home. till you and I can Start Canndas and trove) to tl miaao. JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER NOTV’S THE TIME i Really friends I h ' Thanksgiving -.plrU. sons. Sylvester Jluna- r of Juhn»tuwn: I more; pile brother. George Marvin; right grand children. t>estde« a lioat "t friends. ■ . ■ . ♦♦♦♦♦♦ Night ♦ great only when to these you add self­ control. Eight Thousand Dollars Will Buy One of the Best 140 Acre Farms in Barry County tho RHEUMA is delicious with cream; easy to digest- -hi fact, partially pre-digested; and perfect in nourishment. It contains all the nutrition of wheat and barley in* eluding the vital mineral $alts (phosphate o! potash, etc.) in just the right proportion as gmwn in the grains. ' FOR ALL FORMS Qf RHEUMATISM Right away—the first day you sUrf to । take RHEUMA—the Uric Acid poison be- | gins to duaolvc and leave the sore Joints , and muscles, its action is little leas than magical. 50 cents a bottle—guaranteed. ’ • Judge Barhond of Fb Loraime, Ohio, ‘ — saw; "After treatment T>y three doctors Hr guide* us wlth^Utterrlng h-n i. ■ without result. 1 was cured of a very had tfo’ilx-'time with tearless -e;.-i we ll. cm of Rheumatism, by using two botdos < sae. of RHEUMA." Yea there, up (here. CARVETM A S1EBUI.XS | A regular ration of Grapv-Nuts in place ol rich, greasy, indigestible food generally shows a dctiiiilc gain. Doubt it? Have a trj! • There’s a Reason” for Grape-Nuts —sold by Grocers every whose �' THE HASTINGS BANNER- DECEMBER 10. t»H. jifii uni of COHPFMOIUW ink of Renry Smith ■man. Grand Rapids, micb. DEPOSED When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 guick Jpeed in Maybe you don’t’care for speed and often you need the power that makes speed possible. Buick cars are capable of high speed if you work to use it and have great reserve power to call upon for hills, said or bad roads. We guarantee the Biuck. Valve-in-head motor to develope and deliver more power, cylinder for cylinder, than any other type of motor, either American or foreign make. Call and see the six new 1915 Models. Priced at $900 to $1650, F. 0. B. factory and let us give you a demonstration that is a real test of Buick pow­ er and strength. /fastings guick Co. New Messer Bldg. Hastings, Mich. Phone 269 MEVpil H ’ OF ‘ACCT- INTERFXHSg PACTS. he died on Saturday night last. Mr. Hwln was an honest "mail, und what hi* character, “In 1 »11 tha employers of Michl-' any man. If gun," Mid Richard L. Drake.-thc dr.lunimunlty In which Ik < blent CiimmlWun who was In Char­ lotto recently. "kpfnt 1725.000 for in. i f which went to benefit any of the mi'll Injured In one way or another. Florida war. the Mexican war uno of the Important effects of the killed and many country. In arms. about ten years. and, most faithfully and patriotically did duties a Kltnllor This Lodge Is now prospering nnd We think the Urd< In d tloiiMehlng cor building co.il mines many were killed and In­ jured before the law went Into efftet where now the deaths und accidents for tho year to..come. tin the 3rd. Other such Inst., the following named i-erjnms preventable accidents. Interesting figure* and contMMona wore. mentioned.” Dewey, Concerning the beginning of tho ■a Stevens. new legislation Mr. Drake Mid thia -Irving U Ix-hlnd Europe In taking measures for the twoteetkrn of workingmen. There are eight states In the Union M.—Andrew J. Angle. now having such statutes and most D. M.—Mrs. Alma K. Angle. of them are patterned after the Eng7 W. C.—Mrs. Emily J. McElwain. man can nut get compensation if his would accident Is In any measure due to In­ tnrdl* toxication. Just now thought is be­ ing glvhn the phase of occupational today ,lo attend the Grant troom. [ .M. -sra Hale &■ Bartley manufactur­ disease find Its proper connection ed and shipped In t)ic month ot Oc­ There, have been forty-two visits ranged from *1,31 ot *1.10 nt which tober 2.000 bblk of Hour. They have received during the month, from the manufucturi'd and chipped, outside uf nnd kindred labor troubles, because The >41ddevlllr Republk nn Is In fuThere are 1« non-resident pupils In It will tend toward better relations between employer and employe. attendance. • Upjohn. last week. ■ Judge Im-IiooI Report. Report of District Xu. 9. Bam; ■unship for month ending Noveni- Think of the superior SERVICE you get; the prompt delivery; and above all else the genuine QUALITY of the COAL we sell you. When you buy a ton of coal of us, you get a good “plump” 2,000 POUNDS. Before the coal is delivered we wash out the dust and dirt, so that when it is delivered into your bin, your yard and house is not all covered with coal dust. We have had 6 great many compliments upon the way we deliver. That our COAL and our service must have given SATISFACTION is prov­ en by the fact that we now have THREE DELIVERY WAGONS, whereas we only had one when we started in. 4 ; We have all kinds of COAL, but our great seller in the line of Soft Coal is the “MAJESTIC” It has more “heat units” per ton, than any other soft coal you can buy. People have found this to be true—that’s why we sell so much of it. LAKE. EDMONDS DROS dcllverra at 3:00 o'clock Mr. Whitney WE KEEP A BIG STOCK OF FLOUR. FEED, CHICKEN SUPPLIES, AND ARE IN THE MARKET FOR GRAINS AND PRODUCE. A Dlffwmce Indeed. NORTH HOPE. A mlwlonary, having preached In Tldd und family of Marshall a vlllnga In North India, waa ac­ costed by a Mohammedan gentleman who camjiared Christianity unfavor­ ably with hl* own religion on the ground that when Moslems go to Mr. nnd Mrs. Forest Chilson nnd | Mecca they find at least a coffin, but Grant Dickerson and daughter Elsa of poverdale called nt J. ITanihkas Miss Birdie Dryer spent Thanks- Mra. Ada Haywhrd entertained for ThnnkaglvidP dinner Ernest Johncnck and family, Ralph Brown and family ahd Churlea und Abe Hay­ took dinner with Mr. nnd Mra. Rosa ward. ■ f Cudwullader Thanksgiving. Bernard DeGolia and family spent Mrs. Lulu Griffin of Bloomingd.de spent from Sunday night until Tues. Sunday al Middleville. Marlon Davenport nnd* wife of Kalomaxoo. Report for Tolles Dl’tr Burry, fos month ending Number days th ugh t. 18. oren Dayton'*. Mr. und Sirs. Rankin Hart nnd children nto Thnnkeglvlng dlntfcr nt William Haven'* of Glara Creek. Ralph Bro*n nnd family enter­ tained Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Ferri* Brown of Orangeville nnd Sir. and Number boys enrolled. 6. Life is Altogether Too Short To worry out your days half frozen. Let us heat your hpme with a - RARSTOW Dhay state II the furnace that for sim­ plicity, durability and 'Tecctuomy of operation is not surpassed* HUFFMAN BROTHER 6 ' JEFFERSON STRKEt HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Girt about with boundless lands: Under maiiy-cioudcd skies; Every little glimmering pond Our original, nine still have perfect We an. busy preparing for our box daughter Margaret visited Sunday at social, Friday evening. December/. Merton nnd Bernice Rockwell ore tied for first place In spelling and Mna and Vina Willison ore Bed for Mapes of Charlotte. Mrs. Dennis of I To the light that holds the days. Saranac, visited their mother. Mrs. second place. I We havo sought in haiyits nf fear. W* ">«” organised a spelling ! For that all-enfolding sphere.’ contest of two sections to run until ! And Io! It was-not far, but near. Some from here will attend tha C. Wo have found. O foolish-fond. E.. convention nt Halting* Friday ev­ The shore that has no shore beyond. Iren Improved by It. ening und Saturday. , Carrie Lawrence.* teacher. I A * Remember that next Sunday la "Go Prompt Action Will KU»P Your Cough to Sunday School. Day" and nlnn to With Its untransccnded skies: go some place to u Sunday School on When you Ural catch a cold (often For what heaven should bend above Indicated by a sneexo or cough.) break It tip nt once. Tho Idea that Carol, carol, wc have come Sunday f'.chool. You will bo welcome. Back to heaven, back to home. scrlous complications. The remedy Beat Far Kidneys—Says Doctor. . —Alfred Noyes. which Immediately and easily pene- "Shores no seaman ever hulled. I Seas no ship haa ever sailed. Tickling in (Ik- Throat. kind demanded. Dr. King's New i the slightest tickling, or Discovery soothes <ho Irritation, loos­ ens tJLl phlegm. . You tpel better at forerunner of a dangeroua UlncM. once. "It seemed to reach the very Stop It at once with Chamberlain'* Cough Remedy. For aale by all honeat teatlmonlal*. 50a Drugglat.—Adv. hold him. Ho la risen."—Tho Chris­ tian Herald. tally. Unhappy—Physically, DuIL Thu Liver, sluggish and inactive, first shows Itself th a mental state— unhappy and critical. Never la there Joy In living, aa when the atomach your liver’ active and healthy by us­ ing Dr. King's Now Life Pills; thay Mr. opd Mra. Afton Smith nnd empty tha bowels freely, tana up your lUghter BertluK of Hnatinga spent cnee. Mohammed 1s dead. Moham­ Stomach, cure your constipation and purify the Blood. J 5c at Druggist. med Is in hla coffin. The founders of Buck ten's Arnica Salve excellent for McCallum's. all these false systems of religion and Those that spent Sunday at John philosophy are In their graves. I}ul Piles.—Adv. SIlM Ethel Johnson. Sir. and Mrs. Wm. Anders und children. Gus Peake MIm Isabelle /onnrrvllln of Clov­ nnd family. .Mr*. Charles Adders and erdale spent the latter part of tho Dinwiddle und daughter of Vermont. James MUrphy. wife and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wllllanuan Agnes left Saturday for Ooblevllle to nnd ' ilnuglit-r Bertha spent Thanks­ giving with Mr. and Mr*. George Mr. und Mra. Ou» Wurm and Ed. McAllnster loaded pohftoes St granddaughter of Hhultx spent Hun• Mrs. Joseph Baines, Mrs. Sherman Prputy. Mrs. Morris Williamson nnd Hastings, Mich. —The Elevator Men— Phone 18 Thnnkeclvlng with the Not tardy or absent: Mnrtle Pickle. Eva Whldby. Rom Whldby. Alfred Whldby. Glenn Whldby, Ward Mon­ ■i>rdl:UIy. Invited. roe. Gulila Monroe. Lw Monroe. G«lsintr the outside nt this Isaac nt Illis BANNER was printed, we have GlocJJln. Ford McOlucklln. bought the subscription list of -the Kdjool Report. — Barry County Scntinsl. which co.mweather this fall so that farmers |h-Is us <o send half sheet* to a porRyport for month ending ? ‘ might have had their fall-* work nil rr 27. for Jtutlniid district re since thr done. Number ot days taught 20. tho editorial It is with .great plwisuro that we Total attendance, 321 Viannounce to the people of our county thnt Tom£py Hubbard, formerly of recently. Sira. M. E. Taylor wa* comDeeds for Sumner county Konr.is. on Total enrollment. 17. Iler this full than usual, to purchase tnrdy The Rev. Sir. McCord of IMchUnd; Those . nelth< ___ _ , . ................. Lloyd will address the Christian Temper- ter trade. She left last. evening to u,,. n»c«: Union, at lied Ribbon Hall, next make her purchase*, and when »he Shroyer. John Dryer. Harold'Spring­ Sablruth afternoon. Ho, Is un able return*, the ladles will sec the ino«t er. Mary Smith. Mabel fflidrten. Mary Poland. Alva and Muud Moore. . . Nora E. .Henke*. dlscourse to the Lustnera men uf that yicInHy, nt the. Methodist Eplscopnl (Thurch pl Hickory Corners, at 2:00 o'clock In the afternoun of the 33rd Inst. . Think of EDMONDS BROS. burgh. i«ome Mclal settlement work- I nf the Union daubtie** will have a <--mp*nicitlon law. In 1911 eleven bills were introduced In the Michigan The total enrollment of different legislature, eight of which were re­ A commis­ uplls in the city schools for the ported by committee. sion was appointed'by Ovv. 'Osborn for the month of’Sepb-niber and 483 nnd study of Michigan condltloiy made. Our present law', which is Of 21 over last month, and 32 several working. In this country now. Is the result, -.Mr. Drake told of the ■former antipathy of Insurance mm. scholars received this month, Thr companies every room is well tilled nnd later cooperation. havo made a aclrnlinc study of ncclpupils actually In attendance during the month In the Grammar room has chlcnta today November 12. 1879. ■nsequener of thr lllnrus ot Aft AL V VXk KILLED OR INJURED many years, received injuries about two weeks ago. while chopping some Itesns ©It HmteresFl Ita lulasfe^s Aadl WhiSy tertyA'e ^eaurs Ago Dr. Upjohn box an oil painting, the "mray cow." which wks painted two hundred nnd twenty years ago. by Muller. . Dr. Uriah Upjohn, of Knlamaxoo, THINK FEW WORKINGMEN NOW perience ha haa found,no preparation for thr kidneys eqlal to'Veiey .Kid­ ney Pllla. In 50o und 81.00 sixer. Il cot you can buy for backsche. rheu­ matism, kidney and bladder aliments. —Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. DANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. The House of 7 Cheapness and economy have long since lost their significance with the intelligent buying public. It is value and sanitation which appeals to them. That’s the reason OUR Baked Goods are in such great deniand. They show their WORTH and their QUALITY upholds OUR REPUTATION for handling GOOD GOODS. Christmas is not far off and you will need an extra supply of Baked Goods for the occasion. If you have not already placed your order, do so now, don’t wait. After your order haa been received it will have careful attention and go out promptly fill­ ed with the best goods the market produces. We have a splendid assortment of Cookies, Cakes, and the most delicious Maccaroons you ever ate. Try one of our Plum Puddings for Christ­ mas. If you are not one of our many satisfied custo­ mers.- you should be. We always try to please you, and if by mischance anything goes wrong and you have a complaint, don’t keep it.to yourself, TELL US. We are quick to correct it tiecause owe are determined to have you satisfied. Our liberal policy of dealing with out trade is bound to please you. as our method of doing busi­ ness is based upon the principle of fair dealing. Send us a trial order today, as we have so much confidence in our goods we know your future busi­ ness will be assured. . Yours to please, Star Bakery &r Restaurant W. I. lAHIEiOI. rr»,rt«t»r .................. PHOXE 311 MST1M3, MIH. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-12-17.pdf ec030a01ec66dd42f7f1b919069d2e08 PDF Text Text BANNER ’« BARRY COUNTY CliuXation G:e*t*r Than All Other Barry Coanty I'apers Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR GOVERNORFEfIRSWILLflEAPPOINT INIMISSIONERC. [.GLASGOW CITY RECEIVES LATE EDWIN BUTLER’S FUND Collected for Improvement of of State Road Within Has­ tings Oity Limits. Mr*. Butler, widow of the l*te Edcity’.limit* on the State road, ha* turned aver to the city of Hastings for the d within Buller the City limit*. _ ___.. _rrT.__ , ... .. pronibUMi the movement which resulted |n gravelling the state road eastward) from the city limits. He had plan- church last *prlng. but his falling lieallh prevented carrying out the work. Mr. Butler wanted to see the portion of the road Within the city limits Improved and explained hl* project before thb city council. subscription, he raised a generpun sum In Hasting*, tho .tbovi sum rep­ resenting the money collected. : It was deposited In a local bank try tho name of the “State Road Improve­ ment Co.” Mr. Butler passed ftway before he could make use of rhe fund. His enterprise In startlng/lhe good road work on the state roaA'wlll long bo remembered. Tho '! city council will use the money f<it the work It was Intended for. ny TABLET FOR BULL’S PRAIRIE MONUMENT Oasaius L. Glasgow lit* friends In Harry Co., and that nlxrd a* afi nutho'rtty. with .a nation­ to read In Haturday's paper* that wide reputation. In the matter of Governor Ferri* hud ‘announced hl* railroad rates, both freight and pas­ purpose-to reappoint Casslu* U Gias- senger. Coupled with ability- to quickly grasp a situation he pos*e'asRailroad Commission. The position i’s keen logic, sound common sense, a balanced judgment and tho highest the Nashvlll. that Could well consume all hl* time. But be is in a position to ren­ der thl* very Important aervlce. He I* pecularly adapted to Its require- GEO. STANDLEY AGAIN LANDS IN COUNTY JAIL •nine time ugo for treattag la Being Greatly Admired and Pioneer Society Will Wel­ come Contributions. ' allo upon which stood this build itg so important in the history of llarry county. The tablet bear* an liucripI’ralrio settlement, the Indian name ot considerable IniiHirtari .In । and battery ^rith the* Intent to do l* a handsome relief ot t ’’’Tfgrrot bodily harm feui than the ify | crime of murder, was found guilty of *•-1 plain assault and battery, by the ed. Ho went to Battle CreolJ where rested on complaint of William Mey- 'MEN It Is allegod he filled himself with ! „rs. the victim of u fight In which him to Hlckory.jUornor*, waa'<.|ght children, and his financial confirst landed In -CRanfield. . „„ WUK„ wurB WM failed to recognise hl* home haunts, | compelled to appoint an attorney to and he ordered the driver to eon-1 defend him. Judge Smith sent tlnuo on to Hickory Corners, whore i^wrence home with Instruction* to he Ml Into the hand* of the deputy appear for.sentence whenever the sheriff. Tho taxlrab bill was 815.00. I court ,.nd. for him. CO. FAIR OFFICERS WERE RE-ELECTEO ANNUAL MEETING OF AGRI­ CULTURAL SOCIETY ON SATURDAY tn detail.' HURT IN FACTORY FIRE RECOVERING Three Injured During Excite­ ment at Fire in Wool Boot Mill, Wednesday I that a drain would rescue*300 acre*. Burned Portion of Wool Boot Factory ' Workmen Busy Day and Night Rebuilding "Tlic Children’* Hour." A unique affair took place at Em­ manuel Parish house.' Saturday af­ ternoon, a large and enthtt*la.«Hc audience being In attendance. The entertainment ww* introduc­ tory to the Girl's Friendly Fair. Tho small room, before which tho audience waa scatefl was fitted up as a study, with table and lamp, hnd a very realistic-fireplace. The rector, ■anted In an easy chair, recited ie>ngfeltow'a well known poem. ”rhiChildren's Hour," and three little girl* of tho Sunday school. Alice Bates. Marguerite Potter and . Osborn, took the ports of the poet's daughters mentioned in tho poem. Thia was followed by a children’s play ‘'Christmas In AU Lands." and by songs and--stories by Miss Helen Bates, Mr*. Hums. Mrs. -Patrick and Miss Ruth WolMert. Work in rebuilding the burned ** found . portion* of the Hastlnfe* wool bool Knd replaced, mill ha* ‘been progressing day and the fire that only one of the big pick­ nght since the blase, on Wednesday. ing machine* had been seriously In­ jured. It I* expected that the work gang of workmen began clearing nf restoration will be completed withaway the debris and rebuilding tho burned portion*.'. On the lay after th* The Ipw wit* fully covered by Infire, the fourth and fifth floor* of the plan*: were disconnected and flclent weapons with which to save property frqm destruction. In or­ der to fill the deficiency In equip­ ment, they have ordered n relief valve, a short nonle, a noxxle con­ troller and ladder strap* and mftey feet of rope In 100 foot colls. Decree in Peck Case. According to a decree of the cir­ cuit court Frank II. Peck and George nothing had happened. . About 19 men. Including carpenter*, have been city through the season. In order engaged in restoring - the building. to fill all tha order* It will be neces­ sary to increase the regular working Woodland. force. *• - the THEBANNERHASINSTALLEDA NEW NUMBER 14 LINOTYPE Court Recommends that Paint­ er With Bad Retard Be Put Away For Three Years. Frank Eggleston, who was vlcted In circuit court -on a charge i of assault and battery with the Intent for | three years, with avmlnlmum penally ' Society's Reports Showed That $723.61 Were Cleared at Last Fair. year*. In passing asntence. the court dwelt upon tha-serlouMiem of! county. Of the Barty County Agricultural So­ Instliutj/ms. ; organization. served tune in penal The sentence on Saturday was the nual meeting held in ths court house. •evbrest one which he ha* had meted It was the outcome o Saturday. The force of officer* who out to him. his invasion duriqg tha night, ot th homo of Mr*. Mary Townsend Eg the President—W. It. Harper, Thorqapple. Secretary—John J. Dkwion. Hast­ Ings. . . Treasurer—Philo Rheid 5n. Hasting*. Director*—Robert Martin. Hast.. Ings township: John .Hinckley. Maple Grove; Fred Lawrence. Harry. The not end un­ Elmer Rising. Woodland; McKihbtn. Hope. Robert per, Elmer Rising presided over the meeting. Report* of tho treasurer their work In giving thrf county such nn excellunt fair u* the last one. The vorce. »He broke Into the house.; awakening Mr*. Eggletton and her | guest. Mrs. Harriett Hunt of etl. He threw a c' and took to hts I frightened women neighbors for help. SCHOOL OFFICERS’ CON­ FERENCES TO BE HELD In Barry and Other Counties Sometime During the 1 Next Three Months The county school officers' meetpossible throughout the state during Durlng three months .there Is little pressing <rork In rural communities newspaper publisher 1* to keep [With thl* new Model Fourteen i.inoconsequently yin largest. The dale* are fixed by alphabet*. the ruperintendent of public instruc­ force and backing II up with f ho- Tha machine la almoot a co tion ami the cnlls are sent out by the latest nnd most approved methods' room in Itself. Tills wldv r county school commlssiono. throughiiut tho mechanical depart-! type-faces u‘<H> eh ir.u-trrs> it some times happen* that be­ nient* of the paper. The BANNER i cured from n Standard keyli cause of railroads nnd train connec­ 1* not Mtlstled merely to rectors will be on the first Saturday* tions. school officer* are put to con­ siderable Inconvenience .and expense mrnt insist* upon being even ahead after January 1. Excerpt* from the report * of the to attend the meeting In thlr own with | t» placed to the right along aide <»t treasurer follow: This SUXauxthe local and world'* new* right up the regular .magazine*. Receipt*. •Ude. In such case* slngle letto the hour of going to pres*. FurBy cash from former tTea*attend the meeting In the adjoining the. command -of tho operator. Ry Ml., of 5,317 aUult* county, receiving tho sarno credit tnge of modern and tlexlld* \ThU n«rw tpachlne t* capable tlcksU and compi-nautlon. However, school mem sufficient to meet the turning out ut 'high' speed intrlfat otll.-or.-. atundlng msellng* outside requirement. ' i composition in connection with our (Heir own counties should Xako tw«.l —M_.--------- ,he rtraigh; I vertlsers and user* of printed ’ mat- | composition for paper. Ail By sale of 2108 grand stand a *tt contickets 5’7.00 in order that he may check up and grown, to such an extent that the I tlnuoufly.- mixed at will. give credit to all districts. !«>]■! handset methods <>f composition* Our n> ’ ... ie acme of concessions from Secre•ulmlnalion In the past year tho attendance "f j woitld not meet tho demands, and Linotype perfection, school officer* has come to bo uul-| l(HW BANNER has taken another nf many years of nt experts. big step In advance by Installing the not repre-«cnted. Township latest product of tho Mcrgenthalcr dcbtedncsji to a -position that Linotype Company's factory—a ma-. chihe - -... eompialtlon . chine known n* tho Model Fourteen the Inventor of the mnehlno never their Three Maguxlno Quick change Uno- • dreamed of. / type. Nothing better Is to bo found J Wo invite our reader* to come In To pay premium order* .... 1098.1! In the big offices’xof the metropolitan and Inspect this new equipment. Balance .* 80.31 tendon Is' being directed to limit dailies. J Thl* addition gives the BANNER Excerpt* from Secretary's’report: school pokey. administration. In­ These with our Gom The Model Fourteen Linotype as ruction, - community work, nnd flic compared io a single magaxlnc m.i- »■-» i»ck;■■■ chine is*llke comparing a repeating equipment that cannot be duplicated shcep, school. This year a cordial Invita­ rifle with nn old muMle-lomllng gun. >ln any country weekly new«|»aper In swine pens and stulls .... 17.90 tion I* extended to patron*. The For iitsurnpeo on cattle sheds meetings should ’bo utilized in the ! burned '. 285.00 largest possible way to firing togeth­ “one-lung" type. For Instance, with ■ equalled-In the nation In ;i country the first Linotype the operator hn«[ weekly. For conct-sslon* ' For corKt-sslon* ...................... er state, county and district In the Money‘borrowed to "pay 19.13 building up of strong loyal school sentiment that shall inert " support and tho efficiency the DIsburaNnoni*. , school. • Gate-keepers, police help, etc >169.35 86.050.13: the total expenditure*. |5.. 320.52. The amount cleared on the fair was 8733.61. Out of the re­ ceipts tho sum of 8733.00 was paid on tho indobtedness. bringing tho so­ ciety'* debt down to 11,000. The For Free Hospital Bed, State University Scholarship and Emmanuel Church. PICKPOCKETS SENTENCED i BARRY CO. MAN AGAIN , HEADS STATE GRANGE TO JACKSON PRISON Harry Josephs and Sam Con- { ners Draw From Six Months to Two and One Half Years. contractor*. Mr. Ulrdthat thl* county will be bcm-Htted. ' The .train will be lo miles long and about Harry Joseph* and Sam Conner*. tho'.Iwo men who wery caught while attempting to pdek Isaac Hponable's mile* Tho'wlll of tho late William Fin­ ralgned before Judge Smith In cir­ ley. who died in .Carmanguy. Alberta, cuit court on Wednesday afternoon ■and was buried in Riverside nnd sentenced - to spend from six left several generous bequest*. ilnlalned perm.® ent It Jackson prison. The court recom­ mended that tho men be confined the income for life of 82.000. there six month*. ter her demise, the Income op 81,000 of this sum will bo used for the youthful In appearance. they -claimed to hall from Chicago. Ings hospital. It is to be known a* the "Isabelle Finley Free Beil,” (n address was Toledo. They had spent memory of hls mother. If there Is nearly three month* In the county, no hospital in Hustlnl;* when the jail before thty went to their new sum. Is available, the bed I* to be place of confinement on Thursday. maintained in the C. B. A. hospital In Grand Rapid* until H(istlnga ha* a . KHTTIIA.M. hospital. PROMPT SERVICE FOR The Income of the other 81.000 CHRISTMAS MAILS will be used for n free scholarship In the state university, available for -------- .... . | grange without opposition at the un needy students in pharmacy or chem­ istry. Emmanuel church of Hast­ Postmaster Dawson Gives'nunI meeting in iutti« creek ing* -will’also receive 8300 when oth­ er relative* have hud their use of the money. brought outTho fact that now cqulp- NUMBER « fenced Ute Saturday afternoon All three of the men injured dur­ ing the tire nt the’wool boot factory aro recovering. When George Hotchkiss, one of the oldest worker*, . Attention Knights of Pythias. annual election <>f offleerr of ■ Installation of officers on Monday found hl* retreat cut off, ho clung to f, Jan. 4. Refreshments con- a window ledge and dropped before iind installation will be held of fried oysters, sandwiches, the firemen could assist him. Here cigars and music. Turn out ful. Sir. Hotchkiss sustained two broken ribs'and Internal injuries. While escaping from the fire, Alfred Darling, who has worked for year* lo C. r. Lathrop, tho factory, slipped and fell head­ Hastings December !9th. . long down stairs, badly Injuring'hl* Committee on arrangements. Ing hint will please mil on head. While attempting to assist the.flfemen In hauling a hose up a ladder. J. Clyde Sporkin. of Grand Repairing building*. Reduce I’natmastcr Dawson** Salary. | I’rojKMo to Drain McPIiariln Lake. Rapids, fell from tho top of a ladder Tho iidmlnlrtrntion hint concluded • ’. It has boon proposed to-drain into and broke one of his nrmit. that some of the postmaster* ure re- Fall Creek Mcl'hariin iskn in the reiving salaries that soar too high, so southwestern, part of Hastings town- the men and -women employed In the WILLIAM FINLEY’S th'n post office rfe|>.lrtmmt has Issued ' ship on the Rutland town line. This Institution had to make a very hur-' GENEROUS BEQUESTS •n schedile of reductions, postmast- j lake Is very shallow and the highway rled exit and it I* fortunate that no' er Dawson Is uno of the unfortunate i makes a considerable detour round more were injured. * '■ Instead of 8! EGGLESTON SENT TO IONIA REFORMATORY Ionia reformatory. The sent SOCIETY’S DEBT NOW REDUCED [TO 81.0C0 Smith recommended .confinement Many Juivc visited Ironside Hroth- some bronxe tablet, which will be in deciding -to placed in the monument which the' Glasgow for a six years term. Gov. Barry County Pioneer Society will erect on tho site of Moreau's trading­ Ferris has not only honored the re­ post on the river bank, just north cipient of his favor, 'but has honored where tho railroad crease* Bull's Prairie. The monument will be sevon feel high nnd wilt be built of field stone. The base ha* been In­ CHAS. LAWRENCE GUILTY stalled and most of the muti-rl.ilhave been hauled to the spot by Rob­ OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY ert Sowerby, through whose gvntros- Alleged Intoxicated Farmer Johnstown Man Mixed in Row Pays for Ride to Hickory in Which His Wife's Form­ Corners. er Husband Was Beaten. PART ONE—1 TO 8 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. DEC. 17.1914 24 PAGES Everybody Reads The BANNER Patrons Valuable Pointers They Shoudn’t Miss. Postmaster Jqhn J. Dawson has Unity Club Meeting. announced that mall carrier* will be Tho Unity Club Wu* pleasantly cn- provided "with special tag* for send­ ing nrtlcls* under the Jnsurancc rules Mr*. Fjrink Sherman, Wednesday and that tho blanks will be furnished the patron* upon their routes^for the called to order by sinking the club asking. By having these tag* filled *ong America followed by the Lord's out nt the homo* of the patron* lu­ st cad of, doing- tha work lq. . . (he post ■ port of secretary the following pro­ office. Post •ostmaster master Dawson expects ekpcct* to gram was given: "Heading, ''Strict save much >ch time and confusion during Economy," Mrif. Fred Noyes. "A tho rush hour*. A rearrangement Toast to Our 8ucce*sor.'"pTrank' Sher­ of .facilities for nceommodntlng send­ man. Reading. Mis* Pearl -Kennedy. er*-of parcel .pj)»t mattfr ha* l»«en Reading, “The Third Cartridge." Mm. effected at tha office. Noye*. Remarks by Mr. Sherman. Mall the parcels early, wrap them securely, and address them plainly. Parcels may be marked "Not to be to meat with Mr. and Mr*C Lester OfWfftod Until Christmas." Fifty Klnne. Wednesday evening; January pound* may bo sent 1B0 miles: 30 Hastings' Factory Is Making 108.000 Pairs Wool Boots For French Army. been placed by the'French will !>•• placed ttpoq them. It will - rwe 30 freight car*. must Ims fillwill be necessary. usual. . Many from Barry county fa<..,irjl aro restored the entire plant granges attended and pronounced . will be operated without afM.ition to a vital and interesting session. i us fullest capacity. 4 1 - The ord.' ’ More Dlphllicrla Cases. Jack* Stem, the son of Mr. tem. and Therul^Doud.' pUced And this factory ----...... .....d ....... Mr*......... Solon ... --------Pond, are or ,h<1 bu i.u.ivei ,|CI,i place*. In both 111 of diphtheria. City Health 'nla[’.y months. Officer II. A- mnrer Barber la' laxuui taklqg rvwy every I <>niccr «>■ a. precaution to prevent <ny ot| Kindergarten Atudlrs Uniform. „.httnla, In the dl'UMUib *ln the school*. In or-'1 der to prevent the possibility of an epidemic he inspected the pupils in Mis* Matthews' room in which the pick hoys attend, and took from S3 parent* mpy now wntar children of pupil* culture*, which ho sent to the mester, hereafter, tho children com­ T. J. Potter returned Tuerday from pleting kindergartipi work will take a business trip to Detroit. up aub-primary work. �THE HASTINGS BANNER.. DECEMBER- IT. 1*14. PAGE TWO Pleasant Gift Giving of Practical Footwear That’s the modern way—something practical as well as beautiful—something useful as well as ornamental. Handsome Dress Shoes servicable Street Shoes, cozy house slippers. Rubbers, Arctics Etc., head the list of practical gifts. This store heads the list ofTbr actical Footwear distributors— the kind of footwear that fits—footwear that gives dollar for dollar in value. LADIES’ AND MEN’S SLIPPERS Fur trimmed Juliets, Indian Moccasins, Comfy Slippers for Ladies and all kinds of slippers in brown, black and tan leathers for men. We carry a fine line of slippers, even are able to fit out the children in some of these styles. 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 $2.50 and $3.00 FINE SHOES FOR ALL Our large complete line of shoes for each and every member of the family cannot be eclipsed in Barry County. We take pride in bringing foot pleasure into the homes of our many customers. Get your new shoes now, or better still get a new pair of shoes for those in your family. Men, Women, Boys and Girls. Prices $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00, $4.50, and $5.00 Our Stock of Party and Even­ ing Slippers is a fine assortment to choose Trom. We have the very latest styles in leathers and shapes. Suedes, Patents, Velvets and Sat­ ins.. Any refined dresser can find just the correct shoe in our stock. Sizes to Fit Prices $2.50, $3, $3.50 Handsome Hosiery daintier or mor* approbate hosiery. children. Priced We Sell the Famous Guaran­ tee! Phoenix Hosiery for men and women and Black Cal for children. IRONSIDE SHOE CO Masonic Temple Building Phone 176 Mr. and Mm. Perry Henry have quartern into one of the upper rooms ed to hsv* no conlllctions with Kanl.i jved to the city from Baltimore, in H. Oaborn’a store occupied by i Claus. so they will hold their session ITh.y will reside at 507 East Madison I Welckgcnaht & lllcde. on Monday evening. s‘The condition of Mns. Ida Webb. Willlum A. Caln, of thia city, was . I I have samples of Bpirella corsets who is 111 with typhoid fever. Is arrested on*Wednesday and jailed by Frames for Chlrstmas photos. New to dispose of below original price, somewhat improved. Her daughter, Sheriff Williams on complaint of a line just in at Patton Studio.—Adv. Mrs?-Frances M. Tower, 43& Hanover. I wh„ suffered from the same, disease, Middleville mother, who charges Mrs. A. B. Hedrick. who has been 1 Phoh* 401.—Adv. , j, I Is able to go about the house'. Caln with taking Improper liberties ! Barry county 1* included among I The farmers of Barry county have with seven-yeam-old daughter. ~--- her ------- *-----------. th* counties upon which has been I an opportunity to secure* a salting; Caln will be arraigned In ' lifted th* quarantine Imposed by tho station In Hostings, if they will agree This is his second'arrest ft to raise 100 acre* of cucumbers. I similar offence. moving into tho Edger hffuso on huo^and mouth disease. Court St. . . Some contracts have already been! The L. Y^G.• Club in citloa as driver of the American Es­ signed. Judge Charles M. Mack’s condition pro,* company's wagon. Grant O»Maccubeo Hiv< loan time. hr g w |x)wry L/ii brousht ,h:lr Chr‘*t«"“* party December XI.' Tn* school Ktnk will-be oatiMIsh-'home from th. state university us “for^he Chri^M ed no soon us the necessary equip- soon as bis condition will render such | . . h-,. for a delicious An enjoyable LOCAL NEWS Hastings, Michigan PERSONAL MENTION , Sunday. i Georg* Leyser, representing tile I Chicago branch of the Merganthulcr Kevrelury Vaudercook ot th* CounY. M. C. A. attended a union »er- Mrs. Carrie Balch ha* gone to Paw j linotype. Big Boys' Conference at Ann Arbor. Paw to spend the holiday* with her | W. H. Chase went to Ann Arbor sister, Mrs.- Crandall. Saturday morning nnd brought Mra. Misses Ruby Gaskill, Grace ind j Cha»«f home with him from the Unf- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kelley. Mr. and Qllvc Lampher*. were Grand Rwj»- I verritf, hospital. She is much improv- Mrs. Fred Henke* and daughter at­ tended th* funeral of an aged aunt, ids, visitors Saturday. ed in health. Bert Saddler of Kal*yi»xoo spent1 Mr. and Mr*. John Costeleiu and Mra. William Gougerty. of Bowne, Saturday. . part of last week with his i.iolhcr. ' family went to Grand Rapids Tuc*Mr*. George SaddRr. 1 day to attend tho funeral of Harr; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Furr, of Kai-' Grnv<* M"; Casltleln'a nephew, who American Scholarship. amuzoo. were the guest* of Hustings *’aM Rlllc<J "n Italian. If American scholarship la not la friends tho fiaat week. ‘ Mr*. Robert Burch returned &itur- place, It la In power. If'It doss not Mrs. George Saddler, te .pending i !“‘’r from Chicago where she visited carry the election today, it determine! tho week with her tlaughtcj*, Mrs. i ,l,'r <,"UK,’?frr France* Burch. the policy ot tomorrow. Calm, pa­ Leia Bldclman. of Qulnrb'y. I Ml“ Uurt-h will r.omo Friday to tient, confident, heroic in our busy win •*_ i-. .. » .. । . ■ . I *P''Hd tho holidays with her parents. material llf< It perpetually vindicates Will Ten.Eyck of 1 .irmelcc was In . xtr. xtarv in*. No news baa been received eon... Hodin -*.!.., ,»,« «««.». I....L Ludlow". El~. "ftJ IX, W the 'truth Jnst the things which are i. ... ... ... .... . ■ i rolling at every • session, rive leach- ’cernlhtf thq cannery, which ■ Gen. Reuben Smith, a well-known pio- ‘r'c «h“.f Shop. F.. State bt.—Adv. cra bc<.n emp|nycd. Mr. EllaWickham, who is seriously a.ik. ler wJth a daughter. She stopped rn unseen are eternal.—George William r.ccr resident and civil war veteran of’ mA. Lonna Palmer, wife of Ed- I worth and the members of the board Mr. and Mrs. Adelbsrt Moore, of • route at Naahvlllc for a few days to Curtis. Nkahville, was burled on Sunday. son Palmer, received a check for !are greatly pleased with tho results.. in tha project by farmer*. Tho es­ Rutland, spent F riday with their : visit her daughter. Mra. L. P. EdLocal dentists withaul dMWgo have i «t.«00 from the MaccabeesWedncs-• Owing U the fact that tha next | tablishment of a cannery here would daughter. Mrs. GrvUio Burgdttfz _ . uiouds., .............. ' . . 4«clclcd without cost , to examine the \ through the Record Keeper. - meeting of th* city council would fall । result In the cultivation of more fruit Mr. and Mrs. lZiIs Burckloy went I J unes Wickham, of Grand Rapids, Serenity Beat teeth of pupils In HmIH>«P> m-hoole.-— |Claxence Goucher. ; upon Christmas night-.if It were, held! in this lounly. Mor* fruit would L* to Bowtie on Saturtkiy to attend the ; la in town assisting Mr*. Mabel W»Passion la oat of place In any dUcua* Try the famous Cyko paper and | Tho member* of the Hasting* |on th* day set tor tho next regular funeral of Mrs. Wm. Gougerty. I ters in caring for the forrfter's father aion and more than ever In a right Aneco film. 1‘utlon Studio.—Adv. Whist Club have'moved their head-| meeting, the city father* Imvo dechlMr. and Mrx 1. L Boyes attryded • John Wickham. th5 well-known plothe funeral of Mrs. Boyes' grand-j ncer, who Is ill at his homo in the cause, for It befogs and bcauddlae IL —Gogol. mother. Mr*. Ferguson, at Freeport, [ first ward/ -«wr- j For The Ladies For The Men Diamond Pendant and Watch and Chain cFiain • 1 Cuff Buttons and Scarf J Bracelet Watch, Rosary• Pin Gold Brooch, Cameo | Watch Fob, Tie Clasp j MARK THIS LIST This list was prepared for your help and convenience.. Look it over carefully and mark what you want; bring it with you. Our line of Christmas gifts em­ braces selections for every member of the household, from grandma right down to the baby. We have what you want at the pride you want to pay for it; and remem­ ber that our name on a box is a guar­ antee of quality. These are but a few of the things we have that are suitable and appro­ priate, and we shall be pleased toxhave you visit our store. L. V. BESSMER The Jeweler Established The Gift Store Open I883a . Evenings Lockft and Chain : Cigar Lighter Lodge Pin ' Jewel Case, Toilet Set ~'8n^ Rln8’ Umbrella Gold. Amber and Pearl . 5^ , Hing Fountain Pen Beads Bedroom Clock ,Gold Pocket Knife, I Vanity Case, Mesh Bag . Thermometer, Auto For The Home Manicure Set, Scissor j Goggles CUEHT.OF SILVER Sewing Set, Hat Pin Ash Trfiy Watch and Chain Mahogany Desk Clock Hand Pointed Plate ^!lHantdre Ur^r!lla Silver Picture Frame' Mamie .Clock Firn IM Brush .and Comb Set Set Ring, Charm Set, Souvenir Spoon Solve the Gift Problem Electrically. I There is a certain novelty in an electrical gift that adds greatly to its attractiveness. ■it In addition to.being attractive, electrical gifts are useful, practical, and economical. Why not give the whole family an electrical Christmas. El Comfo - Elec, hotwater bag - for Grandmothers aohea El Radio Elec, -heater - for Grandfathers feet. El Boilo - later heater - for Dads quick shaves. Elec. Iron - that great help to Mother El Grillo - Elec, grill - for that boy or girl at college In addition to the above we have toasters, coffee percolators, curling iron heaters, and a number of other electric heating devices. Come in and look over our reduced price list* , For The Baby Kins Si her Cup' Hob; Pins Bruixiil Ixh UcX and Chain Knife. Fork and bpoon Bib Holder Dn-se 11ns 1-fctnllug Fuck and bpoou ftputcolr Spoon 'which is in force only during the Chrietmas Holidays. Thornappla Gas & Electric Co Phone No, 5. . "ALIAYS RENDER REAL SERVICE1 �T » TUB HAfllYNGfi BANNER. DECEMBER JJ, 1011. FACETHRXZ A FREE TRIP TO Place Your Order For Your XMAS TREE Early Mich 8884 25c CHRISTMAS GIFTS PUBLIC SALE $25,000 - Stock of Ladies’ High Grade Ready-to- Wear Coats, Dresses, Skirts; Dry Goods, Fur­ nishings, Groceries, Carpets, 50c 35c Rugs, etc., in fact everything to b’e found in a first class de­ We invite everybody to make our store their headquarters, whether they buy or not. We ask all to feel at home when visiting our store, don’t hesitate to ask us for any favor or accommodation we can render you as we don’t want to Ik* selfish and ask for your Christmas Spirit, without being ready to assist wherever we may be of sen ice to our customers. Our store ■ is roomy and sanitary and has all the accommodations the public demand. Our help and we, ourselves, stand ready to help you in any way we can. ' Our Store Will Be OPEN EVENINGS,—Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday,—in the Week of Christm a Special Holiday Offerings at Low Prices All Coats, Suits and Skirts at almost HALF PRICE Long Kimonas in Crepe and Flannelette 98c, $1.25, $1.75 Silk Kimonas at$6s0 Wool Blankets$1.98, $2.98, $-1.98 Muslin Skirts at50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 White Waists in Lawn and Silk at48c, 98c, $1.98. $2.25 GIFT SUGGESTIONS Rugs, Gloves, Umbrellas, jSilk Petticoats, Hoods, Shawls. Aprons, Suit Cases, Ties Dress Goods, Silk, Table Linen, Napkins, Bags, Ribbon, FuH, Coats, Blankets, Night Gowns, Scarfs, Gaitors, Bed Spreads, Lace Curtains, Bath Robes, Kimonas, Waist, Bed Pillows, Sweaters, Shirts, Hose, Ties, Etc. Children’s Sweaters48c Men’s & Women’s Sweaters, part wool 98c All Wool Sweaters81 <1.50, $5.90 Men’s Wool Flannel Shir*' $1.00 Men’s Ties, Gloves, St* • niters, Shirts, Socks, Gowns, Handkerchiefs, Etc. Fancy, Handkerchiefs at5c up to $1.00 partment store to be distributed into the Frandsen & Keefer I homes of the people of this vicinity at less than the actual wholesale cost. Cost or values RUGS Hastings’ Most Up To Date Store not considered, this intire stock must be sold in the next I 5 days, starting Saturday, Dec. 19, at 9 A. M. : n: r.; i i'SHJENDfflSUMMUY gisaS who ait in this room from Positively the greatest sale ever attempted by any firm in this section of the state. A mighty massacre of high grade merchandise [ OYS CONFERENCE *wh",uln ,hl*ro,,m from 411> u> *,y! 1 fi ,nd non Ing.' Some aro planning to ------------ * H. W. John HELD RECENTLY AT ANN ARBOR GIVEN BY A. 0. BROWN are now becoming.* in mastered, every rtd I lap- , Baturwa] atari soon. l.yilia Crites la tall! caring fni mns Mei habit • Christian A.n.-oclati,in, tnai ic'are j tho Men and Religion carefully Jfor a few days only.. PERMANENTLY GOOD RESULTS ARE SURE' Ladies', Misses', Children's Dresses, Coats, Furnishings, Dry Goods. Groceries, Rugs, Men's Furnishings, Work Clothes, Etc., at nd One-Half the regular price and less than the actual wholesale cost. 22 lbs. granulated sugar $1.00 10,000 yards best standard calico, per yd.. 3c 5,000 yards 12c dress gingham's, per yd.. . 6c SI 2.50 Ladies’ and Misses’ 1914 Coats $3.95 tn 10c Rockford Hose, now 4c "Most Wonderful Thing on the Religious Map in a Century" Said One Speaker. same and in some cases even greater reduc­ tion. Remember the day and date and be on hand when the doors open reflected anything but th# highest credit on Burry County ptttple and the Barry county schools." -In his talk ths night the local buys ing held al tha high school building. Mr. Brown said: "Fellows, I count It an honor to have gona with y«>u. 1 P. Rothhaar & Son Department Store Nashville, Michigan ; brought In a verdict of no cause ictton. Thursday evening. The which heard a prev ioua stilt ilte- kiwney'a . ejalm for U.oo*) fur Injuries which he de- WOODLAND >URht. in Ann Ar- i bor this year will be‘our do< tor-*. ] Eim.-r lawyers, farmer*. buaineM ''i’’11-1 visit. <1 ln*r mm preachers. jirofcMtor*. ’ And abovv all l>x,.r «iun.i«y, of. (hat, what?. ChrMinn tremie- ’ E. A.’ s'tftdy men! You will not want pullerm> n. ■ ptunlnir fo.-* srir w.Jailc. jag cures. ho’pIlaU f< r dupe* tlcndj*, fur thr coming generations. The»e 2.042 boys, and" tile .«>th--r and him' in thousands who will full, into '.Un* with! „|)Pn them the next year nnd the next upd yria; hav* rtot lent so on. will tie the lenders: they* will | n ltlll I was proud of you there. 1 am proud of you here.' You remember how one of the first speakers In the with the other boys who did not go thb» time, but will go next, nnd can , ... .... 300 could by hl* misconduct reflect •be depended upon to help, are what Hlillw rt'w. r,. Grand Rapid* visitors on ths l»» others.’ Lot us in re­ retiring President Myers referred !■• Thursday mid Friday. membering thia feci thut we, per- when he said. ‘Watch Michigan b»y*.1 Mr< j,,hn g,ln„„ |.ft Wednesday Virginia. Remember: ‘What 1 will the school or\any interest with itiKhter. Mrs. Wayne I at ng; which wo aro connected suffer "l must nut continue. Wlmt 1 -jh«» rival mivtliw at the thought ot the convention? I ran 1 rrn V>»i speak of misconduct because 1 feel pnly repeat: 'Wonderfall* ft!l( antinuv th’ that no boy who heard tho wonder­ "God bless nil the boy*. - God ’ tho we ful lecture by Secretary ot State Bry­ bleed the Y M. C. A. boy*. God Mr* an on "The Making of u Man* and tho other by Fred B. Smith, ‘A 'r of Jobna- ’n»->’a claim »ai false. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured Jtnlgo B.irniim midi with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ea they ,rt..l cannot reach tho seat of the disease. C*n mt ' larTh U a bl0<,d cr disease. -'• i i? t [>e they may' their stay there and we will b* , tho bleed nnd mucc Mr*. Kwah Pk'k.ds of Big Rapid kt visiting her parent*. Mr. and Mn Kfilno have their beany. The situr finished was prescribed by or.e.-otSUisJ best Phy­ sicians In Jtls country for years and Is a regular prescription. It Is composed ot the best tonics known, combined with the threshing ; mucous surface* The perfect combloa^ tion of the two Ingredients It what pro* d"Ces sueh wonderful results In curing K-nd for testimonials, free. r..n,. . ,» in.. Chur. ’> rtn. ... i,i. inur. h I Coat* Grove beginning Friday and; |Continuing ever Sunday. There were! quite .a number- of delegates from' I'.UIVICTH & STKBMXK. conduct anything but a sign of weuk- "Retlrlng President Myer*. In the Saturday, Dec. 19th । becoming.' • "What 1 thought tion? 1 can only derful-' i'an any wind It means to' 2. from Burry County to any cunven-, enthusiasm and Ivar tion that wax more of u credit to the ! <• they heard, get the county than that one tompowil of i #r*hip. realising that leader, that ev« watching hint. docs? Every bor during the Thanksgiving conference is a bigger boy, boy. haw a larger. better ’ cam pa ny I ng the delegation. | useful man. because of his tluns with the other 2.041 l> Every fellow minute. thut should. Every one was e the a gentleman every nllnutc Twenty-one hundred boys thia y« time. No persun in Ann A $1.00 Sweater coats and jacket^ now. . .39c $30 Axminster rugs, room size, now. . $14.95 . . / ■ Everything in the entire stock included at the I I ! । । India.- Chln i the wonderful-men'we had tlment. ‘Watch Michigan boy*. They living a clean lifo and building a strong man. The structure must be in proportion to the foundation. You cannot put a twenty •tory’bulldIng on a foundation Intended for a bungalow. Plan for * large struc­ ture—physical bigness, mental big­ ness. moral bigness should all bo de­ veloped at one time. To develop the physical side only would bring verytemporary satisfaction. We were given the example of such a man who was perfect physically but who came to an early death in the gutter, a sot and nn outcast, little above the brute. Who has seen the Flatiron building wonderful building had been left off: Just m it would have collapsed, sc not well laid and which la not com­ plete. ’ -• • , Stop and Shop at Boyes’ Our Christmas stock overflows with splendid presents for all ages. If you don’t find what you want in the list below, come in and look around, we have it and at the right prices. Books for all ages. Hair Barretts. Bar Pins. Scarf Pins. Tie Clasps. Cuff Links. Dishes. Fancy china at unheard of prices. Mysfo Erector at all prices from 50c up. Ingersol Yankee Dollar Watches. The King Air Gun, best air gun on the market. Mouth Organs High Grade Perfumes. Hand Bags. Purses. Mesh Bags. High Ctfiiss Framed Pictures. Box Stationery, all prices. Burnt Wood Boxes, 10 and 15c. Tobacco Jars, hand painted. Smoking Sets. Shaving Glasses. , ’ Xmas Candies 10c per lb. Full line of Books 50c. Copyright Books at 24c. ■ ALL THE*LATEST TOYS Boyes’ VW Store, Hastings,Mich �the nA'wmrqs haxweh. dwkmbfr «♦, 1014. ss JThs J7ore Will £e Open Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday Evenings During Christmas Week ideickgenant & Rieds's Department .Store Jhe Store lt)ith the Christmas Charm This is a wonderful gift store. You will find here an almost unlimited assortment of practical and beauti­ ful gift suggestions foj every member of the family and all of your friends. Our values are extraordinary for the modest prices we ask. We believe that you dan do your Christmas shopping at this popular store to your utmost satisfaction. . •' Christmas Handkerchiefs Christmas Neckwear Wc have thousands of beautiful handkerchiefs to choose from, in fact the biggest and best variety wc have ever offered. All sorts of pretty Christmas values, from thc plainest lawn handkerchiefs to thef mosMxquisite linen hand embroidered. A great many of them in the newest, dainty color effects. Handkerchiefs arc always appreciated, and our exceptional values will solve the gift problem for men, women, and Children. Our Christmas handkerchiefs arc priced from The very latest conceptions, all thc new novelties, attractively put up for gifts. Priced at 25c, 50c and 75c 2 for 5c to $1.50 each. //ew Styles in /fand flags Jug^^rom dur Beautiful Christmas values, priced from Cloak and Suit Department These garments have been sold for and arc really worth $15.60 to $25. Fashionable styles, great variety of excellent materials and thc season’s best colors. Come at once and make your selcc* Soilef Sets. Combs, flrushes flelts fancy Ribbons S,aces and Embroideries Cloaks reduce^ now ^°Ah“s“ ’ $5.00 Kid (jloves 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, up to $5.00, In addition to our stock, our big Counter Catalogue gives you die.ad vantage o( choosing (rum I ValLit* 1, $1.25,.$1.50 I and $1.75 /al f.lnce Siltv/.,* ,nrl Irii'/'lr,' ' Fashionable Pony Fur Coats, remarkable values, from .. //pci Sift Ip Muffs /rew -UltJJb Rugs ■of.jfill Sizes Q97 QCE Bcamififul Pur Sets for CbilCi r,r . C4 -yr .DU LU v]KJ<J dren, special Christnu values, per ki «P !•< D IO D thc most popular and desirable skin^, a splendid ase>9 R/) . oo/i nn sortment to choose from, at from...J $Z.5O tO $30.00 SCARFS to match the muffs, priced-from $2.(10 to $25.00. Room size Rugsr size .9 x 12. • cial Christmas values at $12.50, 14.50 up to $35.00 5 fiaby Slippers 50c and 15c /Tight (Jowns Handsome outing flannel gowns for men, women and children, very practical Christmas gifts. Prices from. /hosiery for Christmas Furs arc most admired by all women, and we advise husbands, fathers—and sweethearts in par­ ticular—to buy Furs. Our Furs are the frig-grade, dcpcndabls quality that careful women de­ mand and wc stand back of every Fur we sell. Pair felt Slippers with beautiful applique design: Special price per pair 50c to $1.50 - furs for Christmas jffll kinds oj Knit Gloves and Kit­ tens for Aadics. Giris and Boys ---Spacial Holiday Values 25c to $1.50 .Cosy, Pretty Knit Slippers in all colors,, fluffy lambs-wool insole. Special price per pair Many a girl or grown up lady can be malic extremely happy at a great saving in cost in our Cloak and Suit Department. , Christmas Jewelry make splendid Christmas presents. Ladies’ kid gloves in black, tan, brown, gray ahd wjiite, made from selected skins by the highest class workmen. Gloves that can be re­ lied upon to fit, look and wear well. Our special brands arc priced Toques, Hockey Caps, Hoods and Bonnets, priced from Knit Slippers for £adies. Misses and Children And other special sale prices up to $19.75 ill thoroughly enjoy selecting yaur. Christmas gift from the display of Mcrilc Jewelry in the "Little Paris Shop" here in our store. Your money wijl go farthest in jewelry here, and nothing appeals more to a woman—whether young or old—than a pretty luxury. Choose an oriental nccklase, a lovely pendant and chain or a bracelet. They will surely delight the friend you find hardest to please. The gifts that will best suit a man or thc boy are here among thc Merits—Scarf Pins, Cuff Buttons and Tie Clasps. . Every piece of Meritc Jewelry is a work of art and guaranteed to itisfactorily. Prices arc surprisingly low. Beautiful gift articles arc priced at Priced remarkably low. Make your selections early. Warm, practical and handsome Sweaters for children and grown-, ups, priced from $1.00 to $7.50 Our baqdsomc garments arc now being offered at prices way below their real value. You can practice real economy and your money will purchase a far better value by taking adAA vantage of our offering now. Extraordinary sale of Ladies'and MisAes* Cloaks and Suits at «P1U.VV 50c to $3.50 Knit Goods for Christmas Giving For everybody in the family. Our Wayne Knit Hosiery represents thc very best, and we want to mention only our beautiful values in SILK STOCKINGS, priced from 50c to $1.50 flath Robe fllankets and fllankets of jffll Kinds for Christmas (jiving Sn the ffoliday Rush The famous Beacon Blankets for Bathrobes’, complete with cord» tassel? and frogs. Con- O') no ventional and Indian patterns in/variety of beautiful colorings. Special pFice, complete,. wZ./O Bathrobes, made up. priced at S4-.30 and 45.00 Baby Blankets—The Beacon kind, beautiful new designs, special price 45c. Other values up to$2 idool Blankets. Moot Hap Blankets and Cotion Blankets—Many practical and handsome for Christmas giving. Priced from ■ 75c a pair up don't forget our Special Sale of $1,00, $1.50 and upA Underwear We are offering big savings in this department 25c &)eickgenant & Riede Grocery Phons Ho. 30 fastings' foremost Department Store pri.wra uud the i/ody taken to: lietmout (or.burim in tha family lot." LOCAL NEWS Tli.-woric of the* member. of the; HaaUncu firemen nt thc wool boot factory fire on Wednotday h.ta been ' buckwheat rajalnx pfelttublv, owlnx' to the abort .time in which thc crop I !. °<kih. frwifc a ,Am i i.Va.n >mi will, cl yield. An example ot the yield thl* eettooli la ahowu by tho'fact that Dr.!*",, ,, , , A. ItaiilSn. of MlddievUto received 1>‘«* Jacoba, ot Ionia. Ai»u»K wno cum* I1U for -JO inuhcU of the cropj »Ptn,nwr ,he WW!* wlUl var mended, the.work ot the men wn« ]!■ W. Iluthe'rford. vice-preiddeM of the t'nltcd State* Rubber of New York, who arrived In town a.'thri tho fire Nt*i been reported to tho' counted in xuhduintr ihv flarara. They brought Into action five Mreama ot w iter. which were aubjectcU’ to hfkn pressure fu»m the city pump* lux station. new rhurj.ment After th* firemen find i<"!r «r»»u work in •IT Va I para Im>, ■ he completed1 •inktotf “ »hip by the wool, fc«-r. PERSONAL MENTION k*rt. of. thl* city. whtt ii tho J. F‘. Kuxley UUlltm �THE HASTINGS BAKNKH. dixkmheh '■firmer TELLS EXPERIENCES Gifts That Please Men Most Are Useful Gifts i AND HOW HE REDUCED THE ' VALUE OF HIS FARM |5,800 in 9 Years. irh. PAGE mi FKEKPORT. eighty acres. habits t rot Solo, ’’Halleluiah Christ la Korn, and groccrlea of our home tnervhnnu by Ulsliqff. . . • on credit, until full crupa wrr- h.,1.1. Solo. "Arise Shine" by MacDermld The neat year wax a w-'t aeaaon and Solo, "Crossing tho par** by Cam pion. Hap Ids. Friday. The Grammar and high <• a tri* antertalnn >._F. hall Friday »e» |ng. All are Born to Mr. i butur girl. iw and Mrs. bum lllglerlnk in Ghitul Rapids. Monday. ;j promise and explained conditions, paying as much ns possible, and they date me until ,1 was aide, to buy a rnunlon, and advancement of proba­ tioners into full communion.' . 5.00 p. m. Worship and Christmas ■ THIS STORY WILL BE RE­ mail order houses began sending PEATED IN MANY PLACES th* me'catalogues, and Jhudually I -be­ Here’s just a few hints from the splendid Christmas stocks that make this store thc real Christmas Gift Store for Men and Boys. Traveling Bags .. . $1.00 to $12.00 - Xmas Shirts50c to $2.50 Suit Cases.........$1.00 to $8.00 Xmas Neckwear25c to $1.00 Umbrellas ..1.00 to 5.00 Xmas Handkerchiefs .. 10c to 50c Bath Robes$4.00 to $10.00 Soft and Stiff Hats . .$1.00 to $3.50 House Coats$3.50 to 408.00 Cloth and Fur Caps . .50c to $5.00 Sweater Coats 1.00 to 6.50 Kuppenheimer Suits and Over­ Mackinaw Coats... .$4.00 to $10.00 coats $15.00 to $25.00 One Piece Pajamas. .$1.50 to $2.50. Other guaranteed makes .... Suspenders and Garter Sets.. $10.00 to $15.00 50c to $1.00 Everything for the Boy’s Xmas, such as Overcoats, Mackinaws, Suits, Shirts, Kid Gloves. Gauntlet Gloves, Neckwear, Cuff Links, Scarf Pins, Tie Clips, Hats and’Uaps. Farmers Who Read the BAN­ NER Should Road This Letter to the Farm Journal. gan sending my loom* change to them, letting my accounts stand in my home tuwifc where I had gotten my accommodation Colorado, formerly of thia plat ■vrning prayer We then had one little village* lb the of -business In ull the brunches nier’hllAdelphlii. tho othrilling to help an a long > human document. fliin< Gorlins 'I writes just aS he -would tell ua-r-and that if tlila pl unmistakably think and plan. Morrill, Lambie~& Go F. hall Monday avenin*. an evangelistic- sermon. Subject. "A 'Free.Gift." Chorus choir and special ■I perlcnco that others may pr.uii, f...; knowledge Is more expensive now make uu,a neighborhood 'bill and sbnd It to a mall order house. One Price Clothiers Twenty-nine years ago.I began my sending fifth and sixth chapters of farm career. I had an old team add Come and bring your Bibles. 150. Our furniture was mostly Gradually our mewhanta lei home-made—chairs, cupboard and I j lounge inode from dry goods box**. their atoek of goods—for luc pa.trong.io. Finally «• beg.in to Il iMllt ■lothlng j Daniel. so pleasant. < 'ne by one ’ our mer­ chants Moved to Places’ where they Sunday energy moved In. Gradually our terbeln Brotherhood, with an town has gone down; our buaincaa lent proepect of being a strung Arthur KU Dav number team. There Is no business done, in the town, apd therefore n<« taxes io keep things up. Hotel is closed for .ifivrnoop at 3:00 o’clock, man bring a nun. For the Christmas § Stockings @ YOUNGSTER who finds a bank book in his stocking Xmas morning will be happy. Tiie novelty of it will please any child—to have his or her own Bank Account just like grown folks —and who can say what an influence for good it may have as the child grows to manhood or wo­ manhood? . temore spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mn*. John Foreman' In package*. « worth a hard buy. He w.lilts a phi and churches, where bls children ened to.the fact that In helping to pul! the town down. It has co-t me 13.800 In nine years.” THE CHURCHES Whatever other presents you may make to your children, don’t forget that a Bank Account, opened with as little as a dollar, is the wisest gift that can be made, inculcating, the habit of saving, showing how dollars grow at compound.-interest—an ob­ ject-lesson in thrift and company. Mrs. Fred OtlK is on the sick Hat- Men’s meeting. 3:00 p. m. Junior Meeting. 5:00 p. m Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Whittemorfr and suns spent Sunday at I- Whltte-' Special music will be a feature. more’s. Wall lake. Al the last quarterly meeting held glad to hear Rhe." la rapidly Improv­ ing from her .recent operation and Subject. L’nlvcroe, inrluding with Mr«. Mllll* Tcsiimon! evening. *7:! Methodist Ephcopnl Circuit. Itlcbanl K. Yost. PaMor. The Bank Account you open NOW for your boy or girl may assist them through college or start them in business later-on. There is many a boy or girl who would become systematic savers if, started early in life with a small saving. It may be your boy or girl nedds just that kind of a start. John llelaon’i -- Fisher and Alice i Saturday evening . Song"—The Chorus il duel. by. Vocal Solo "Calm on the b^tvnlng 'Happy Thought*"—Vlblln Duel—; ssrsjl. Aldhatn add Dan Wall-1 .Evening Prayer und address. Hubjet, "St. Thomas." 7:00 p. m. Meeting of Young Men’s Club with home in Indianapolis.4tatur<l«y. ddress und music. Friday. 7130 p. Hi|.. Tlw JltUtodL-t UrotbiTbiHHl. The lircembrr meeting of Hafner spent four Generations in We pay 3 Interest one family. CLEMENT SMITH Compounded Semi=Annually JNO. F.GOOYEAR ON CASHIER PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT i beautiful ChriAmuK tree. Tlu< •hlldren will entertain their numerSled boxes lill.-d with given the children of th* m-IiooL It is also Imped -Uy many that Ranta Claim will make us a visit. Ymi are invited to bring a iweful Chrb>tmas gift fur some needy H. G. HAYES Savings Accounts W. N. CHIDESTER ASST. CASHIER Hastings National Bank I “ONLY NATIONAL BANK though the .meeting thia month fall* the imme wefk a- Chrlatma*. when and kind friends for their kind offer­ ing during »ur little boy's affllctlmi ull and <•!»<» thank them "Tor the numerHhephi tho Miutid. C. O. Mill*, he M-hool children lecture on Thc Fields With Their Flocks" at ah<>wn him.’ compromising Man/’ Tw« the morning service. ’ Thc annual Christmas Kutertulu- 1:00 OFFICERS n BARRY COUNTY' Capital and Surplus $100,000.00 Hastings, Mich Friday. -We mo^t idni'erc- Il usl fca ri .i“—Ty6 THERE IS MANY AN INSTANCE WHERE THIS BANK HAS DONE BUSINESS WITH in* birthday. Mrs. Munn Invlttd In a few friends Saturday evening und gave him a surprise. A tine time was en- —BANNER W.Wr\UHa PAY. TIRE SAVER! ’liristmus a glvlni Just as.we did Automobile owners save 25 per cent of your tires by resting your tires on the SIMPLEX TIRE SAVERS Can be adjusted in a minute to fit any size Fully guaranteed. Easy to operate. * ' Ask Us About the Simplex Sellipg Very Rapidly JORDAN&STEELEMFG.CO. Mich*. �THE HAffTWGg BANNER, DECEMBER |T, 1»1*. THE BEST FOR THE MONEY STORE” HasBeekH xta Remember Him ■ / Have You? Father Brother Check Up Check Up . .CLOTHCRAFT SUIT . .CLOTHCRAFT OVERCOAT CAP Rain Coat Scarf Lounging Robe Hats . Boxed Holiday Set . Cuff Buttons ’ .Handkerchiefs . Hosiery . Muffler Smoking Jacket Suit Case .. Sweater Coat Necktie Underwear Belt Bath Robe Collars Collar Bag Garters .. Gloves .. Shirt— ...Trunk Suspenders Umbrella ... Scarf Pin .. .Traveling Bag Husband Lover Friend You don’t need to worryfabout selecting a gift for HIM—we have just the things he will like best and that are the most useful. He will appreciate any one of these many nice articles. The expense will not be very great to you and HE can have something for a Christmas gift that will give him pleasure and service. Now, before you lay this paper down, take a pencil, check the things you think he will like best and bring the list to us. Only Seven Days More to Do Your Christmas Shopping. Hurry! G. F. Chidester, HThe .s. „6SLeading Clothier” Mich CHILDREN WORKERS MLBMCE MIDDLEVILLE. that they. i Cumberland, Wlstonxln. XuVAn, ' ' ' r. Gladstone I* entertain- COLLEGE COURSES FOR MICHIGAN FARMERS The new dairy building | plrte in ecry detail and It* splendid to In Barry county thl* meeting. Watch for full pro­ class rooms and laboratories will be Uiilr homes with a new vision of the <ram and further announcement* vrri.x _* «; e, ,available for those taking work possibilities of the farm. E,iht Week! of Fine Schooling .llonr dnlr). llneiU The Jaboratories Offered at M. A. C. Beginning January 4. girder of Comm., A. G. Hntha! In soli*, farm crop*, farm mechanic*. offered und detailed Information rooming ac- [ *ny‘ L'lmirmnn. entomology, chemistry, etc., win nil concernlng expenses, • be utilized to make the course* cbmBeginning January 4, there -will be piet, anij the herds of cattle, sheep REPORTS SHOCKING CON-” ‘ •eeslon about January tat. offered at the Michigan Agricultural and swine will be 'available In the, Snyder, 1 cation to Pr« PERSONAL MENTION DITIONS IN SOUTH I son' arrived here Sunday evening. i'*ldent of Bowens Mill*, who died College live separate course* aloni I "‘"Or of ,lvc »lo5,t problems. 1 Ear.t -lauislng. . u„ .— ’ , , * ■ 5-o entrance examinations »re re-, he home of her aon In Grand Wfc.Uur.1 Un.. Tb.„ . ,„| Rapid*, were brought here for burial rax In Grand Rapid* General Agriculture, Crenmer>| Man-1 every mnn who hn* u desire for more COTTON MILL WORKERS on Friday. Broughton unit wife nt Grand ngement. Fralt Growing. .Poultry; knowledge along fol* chosen , line tin A. L. Cridler whipped n car of hog* mo-ting held In Hasting*. Huturdny,] Mr. and Mr*. M*. J. Kellogg In EXPOSED TO DISEASE Hunbandry nnd Chec*emuklng. and | better prepare himself for ‘ to Chicago Saturday. Most of tho are ; January 8, 1*15, 'for the purpose of i Grand RapUlw'Monday. each eight week* In • length. J Tho expense l* surely vet Installing the Pomona officer* and Mix* Juna Ferry visited friend* In Nearly 3400 men have taken advant- j aide, there being a courst , There Are 20 Other States In age of the opportunity offered since; resident* of jychlgan of 36.00 and u* many aubordlnatr Grange officers! Kalamazoo over Bunday. the' quarantine. ot these course* m tor non rcsiucnt*. stu.oo. Which Children Under 14 I M. E. chtfrch Bunday evening. They vldrncc of their pop-1 Some of the subject* to he conaldgave a very Interesting report of the Years Are Employed uhirlty. |«red will be tho feeding, breeding MIm» Zora Lemmon visited home -----—.......... „„ ..... ..... These courses are oftet^d .during, nnd care of live stock;' formation and Exposure to accident arid a definite tnfleld Saturday andglad to pay our ahnre of thc govern- I tn,, winter months when I,, is most I treatment of soil*, farm corp*, forge can. will do no. State Maa,er. John folk* tendency th tubt-rculad*. are the pen-" ment expense* and thereby be able I convenient for the farmer to leave and bench work, fruit growing, poul-- |C. Ketcham will be the Installing of-'Hund* altle* young children pay for working to^hve under the Btura and strlpea | home .and aside from th* direct ben-! try husbandry, creamery managc>ore, after spending a Rrjhe cotton tnU I*,'according to Lewi* erti* from claa* room and laboratory | ment. <hccsciiinkln|t. forestry, farm has sold his East Main street dwel­ work, many opportunities -will be of- engineering, and f-tr'm management, W. Hine, stuff photographer of the A good.'program la to be ’ hl* slater. Mra. Orville Burgdnf, Mon­ ling in wh«h* Mr. and Mra W. E. fcred for hi* eduontlon and enter-1AIJ work" 1* made intpnsely practical I forenoon. National Child Labor Committee, who 1st nnd ,!nd. Nelson resjde. They will give powes- talnment while at M. arranged. together with u plcnlo din-] day. H.-J. Chapman wn* culled to Grand ur investigation tn the South.‘“I wo* Dr. LI. C. Swift Is fitting up 'the •hocked to nnd conditions Mill so bad Mrs. O. .L. Parkhurst dwelling on Yankee Hprlhcs. The remains Main street nnd will noon occupy there for factories l« thirteen year*, some, both for hl* office and realbut from my *tudy of so mill* In :-<--X-<-:--:-:-X~XXS--X~XX-<--:-X-X> North Carolina alone. I believe ih.it The. pupil* who drive tn from the there are hundred* of violation*, und church. Friday afternoon. burial In ountry did not enjoy their drive that tho 11.10 census flgut*** which Dr. Arno* Hanlon attended ti Intn- Monday morning in the least. reported 1.000 children under II In let In Hastings, Friday evening. Sheriff Albeit William* wm In tAe the rotton • mill* -of that one state village on business Saturday evening.' and 100,000 children under 14 In ag­ Mrs. Caroline Bedford visited her John Otto did not get drawn on the ricultural work throughout thc coundaughter. Mr*. Noah Kraft tind hu«- Jury on Monday nnd thereby wr* ■ able to return home ' the number of young children at work b.ind in Charlotte. Saturday. the nooh Jim o. L. Parkhurst nnd daughter train. today. Thera are Mill ’.'0 ’ other Dora,’who ttnd planned to spend thc state* beside* North ' ’ Campbell & Pratt shipped stock again on Monday. which the employment children. Merriam. Mr*. Parkhurst's daughter. Miss Julln Cutler of Hasilngx is Imvo decided tn remain In Mlddle.- tho guest of G. D. Whitmore and family. ■ premature vllh work continue unchecked?'' th*lr holiday trade. Smith’’ D ’par'ment St ire In Grand With these fact* In mind, the Mr*. Clinton Fprngue I* quit* 111 Rnpl.D. National Child La__. or Committee at the home of her daughter, Mr-. Sun. I* calling u conference of ull In­ Myrtle BetHlWny. jworking hard on a holiday edition, terested in the protection of MI m Dora Chittenden. Who hn* n* hl* Chratmas present to hif «ubchildren, at Washington on the 6th b.—n the guest of her sister. Mr*. W. j — special line. nnd *th nf January, Ut emphaelxe the f n federal child Ichor law. haa returned to her home In Owoxso slate, and he la entitled to the leakers will include ReprexenMl«* Emma Fay of Gru oil Jtapld* |H»r( of everyone In nnd near A. Mitchell 'Palmer of Penn- l« the guest of Mpt. H.' la Moore, fi-i Middleville. furrleh. Canned Good* and can supply your hlch la on Mr.«. Pearl Putnam and daughter. As the Health' Officer la responslneed* lu all the other line*. l*tionc of Okla- Putnam nt Hurting* from Friday un­ taglou* or Infection* diseases arc u« a trial order on groceries. hom.i. who sponsored the bill In the til Sunday noon. • ■ properly placed In quarantine, it nlao Jienate. Felix Alder. 'Florence Kelley, Cam)fl>oll Sr Pratt Khlpprd live' liecojno* hl* duty to ace that the ■nd Edward T. Devine. Other* Invited stock Thursday. Many of the fnrm- quarantine la raised nt the proper Kpecint Mlxeid F.nallidi Walnut* time. No person hna any right to John Mitchell, Jas. It. Mann. Victor .Mixed Nuts .. remove the placard from any place Murdock. W O. Hart, and Jtecretary Almond*. Crescent Lodge K. of P. held their or houae where a contagious or In­ Wllaon «.f tho Department of Labor. fectious disease exist*. or to disin­ day evening when tho fect thc tame, except by the order b> the National Child Labor Commitcit the health officer. D. Dietrich;. V. i By order of Board of Health I chlldr.n employed upon' factory, W. H. Fracman; or cannery pradiut*>*hlpp«d In commerce; It limits the thank and express our gratitude to ’rindle; M. of El.. G. D. Whitmore; nelghbdfs. friend*. the church and all its organization* for their sym­ forbid* their employment at pathy and many kindnesses shown us It prohibit* tho employ- factory last wesk. Thl* I* tho first during the sicknes and burial ot our time thl* factory and’-Mrs. Wm. H. Mishler. ha* sold hi* houae on Eu«t Main St.. which Mr. und Mr*. W. K. Nelson I Inreside,. and th-it they will give po«- . _ many friend* are hoping tor a speedy ............ . jntu Christmas Foods Candies Fruits Nuts Groceries There are only 7 more shopping days until Christmas. We are known as reliable and when we tell you our stock of Groceries, Candies, Fruits, Nuts and Vegetables are all fresh stock, we mean it and wc have every thing you can possibly need for your Xmas feasts. Groceries •* Nuts Jefferson St. Phone 83 Fruits and Nuts □ranges Candies WUNDERLICH’S HXT �YTO HAfiTiXCo DANNT-H. DECEMTIKIV 17, t»U. Delton Meat Prices Lower Than Others. Read These gome Cured Bacon----- __ lb. 20c □me Cured Hams _l___lb. 19c Home Cured Shoulders. Jb. 14c Pork Loin as cut out________ 1_____lb. 14c Pork Shoulder, wholer-r-lk 12p Beef Roastsa—.;______ lb. 15c Rib Boiling Beeflb. 12 l-2b Lard in Jars;,____________________ •_„14c Special Whole or Half Hogs or Beef by quarter. It these price* look good to yon, let’* do budnes* S©nnlHbwesll®iFffii IBWiry Ear/body curdisUy tnvltrd J. R. BROWN, Delton, Mich. to Delton Practical Gift Store Correwp.indent. ■Helen Dlutrlch. Mrs .Oil* wwgni e I* still sufferIng.from itviry ♦nd cold. Miss .Mary Trafford of Silver hear Creek I* visiting her brother. Milton Trafford. ' Mr* Eckhardt's Kslleyr Louis Flower, -who attends Au­ gusta high school, ta boarding in Au­ gusta. .• Tho Lot social bus been pustpohrd laiulng her slater arid a friend from until Saiurtlay .. evening. Dre. -1». Manton. Mkh. Come and vlljiyf ,lhc furcr rutlllrd. Mr. Mantel went to Rattle Creek "Married to * Suffragette." Henctit Saturday to see his mother. »f tho Mjh'Kd. Mr*.' Folly I* spending a few week* Mis* llMel LAWrem„f BsrtUel with her daughter*. Mrs. Hopvenlr. Creak spent Saturday and Sunday, over Hpnday • with There fs no question but we carry the most ex­ tensive stock of goods suitable for Christmas Pres­ ents that can be found anywhere in the south part of Barry County. i'iSta* iW ' H.1NFLF.LD. Mrs. Delta Tungats Of Bottle Creek When returntag homo trt'un a spent Thursday night with' Mr*. Elim a Christmas tree on Christmas eve friend** Hurls' Jon*s wa* colup'tetcl; and also exercises. blrryonc Is cor­ Bheffleld. iho-* prubalo office,. In the City ot dially Invited to participate In any surpHaed by finding about 30 'of her friend* h.t Iter home to. remind her Hasting*. In said county-, on thc rlfteenth flay of December A. D. 1»H. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Cadwnllader ITesent: Hon. Ch**. M. Mack. of Gull lake und Mr. and Mr*. Rosa lake is fully a* largo n* Gull take. CadwalUder of Hickory Corners Will has been fishing and the small­ were Sunday visitors ul Russell Nor­ est one ciyight weighed four pounds wood’s. Mrs. Carl Bow'msn is on tho sick Kulamuxu Mr. ahd Mra. John Payne of Hast­ list. Miao Edith* Fl»k Is caring for ing* vlalted Mr. und Mrs. DeWitt Blate of Michigan, Tho Probate Court for tho, County ot Barry. tluit *ho l>c discharged from said In the forenoon, nt Mid probate of­ fice. be and ta hereby uppolntcd for hearing raid petition: It I* Further Ordered. That pub­ lic notice thereof Im> given, by publl- BANNER, a nc wipe per printed and circulated In sold county. Cha* M. Mack. A true copy. Judge of Probate. Elio C. Eggleston. Register of Probate. Order For Pulilkwtlou. Slate of Michigan. Thc Probdic Court Tor thc County of Barry. tho probate office. In tbe City of Hostings, in Mid county, on tho six­ teenth doy of December A. D., ItH Present: Hop. Chita M. Mack. Judge of'Probate. In tho Mutter of tho Estate of Cynthia H. Roberts. Dccrased. An»oh J. Robert* son having filed :n sold court bl* petition pruylng thpt the administration of said estate may visited Clayton Brandatetter of Kalamaand i aoo visited his mother over Sunday. suit brought against him by a Battle Mr. Hauer wishes to state through Greek man. tho HANNER that he wishes all and thoso who have library books lie­ longing to the school would return Bedford ~Ilr. ‘nnd Mr* Solomon celebrated their 25th anniversary last Monday tor Chrlitmag-nnd Now Tipir’*. •venlnif. On account. nt thc bad Tenth Grade. Wo are studying the beginning ot and worn unable loJDe present. Mra. E. Crandall Bunday; Mr*. Lovllta Hteven* hi Mr. und Mr* 't)*car Chamber! ■ : n entertained relatives from Cloverdale over Sunday.'" Mr. nnd Mr*. Perry Arnold and Mrs. Hampton of Cedar Creek ve­ Sebra and tho Spartan und Thebanj little Nina dined with Mr. and Mr*. iled Mrs. Homer Kelley Thursday. Supremacy in Aucient'llistury. I Andy Adams Bunday. Eighth Grade. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rico and May work »n their play which they will ' We uro to John Quincy Adaiu’s! of East Johnstown utn Bunday dln- pul on some time In January. Three young folk* if re deserving of a great i Adpilniatratlun in History un ‘ *' deal of praise for taking hold so | England Bln ten lu Geogrupliy. D. C. Stile* went to Buttle Creek nlce’y nnd working »o faithfully un-. ------------------------- .. Monday on business. der thv leadership-of Mr. Hauer to We aru takingtUafy.1* In AtUhii.vput on a good number In thc interest, th-. . "Th. SUr .1 Cl.r," .1, IM rhnrrti church Hnnrlav Sunday nvi.nlnr evening. Chicago by the serious Hines* ot her tho m.u>, making *And twiden and )■ Mr. anil Mrs. Allan Griffith of sister. Nina, who underwent <in op­ In Geugraph? ho ur<’ Mt eration Thurday nmrnlfig. At last Bantleld visited Mr. und Mr*. Isaac about thb country of Canada. Wc are studying Mrs. Wm. Hcribner I* visiting with ent last Friday and Saturday rvrnfriend* Ir. I>o*tcr. , ' Allicri Warner and family of The audience ull appreciated the fun other suitable person. Prairieville, spent Bunday at Chas. nnd frolic of tho "Quilting Party." It I* Ordered. That tho eighth day Kenyon'* Will Hallock and Ellsworth Ken­ yon spent Saturday and Bunday at HOWLING. John Hallock's of Dpud* •’ hearing said tiMItlnn; . W*b»ler Burkhart spent a few day* Mr* K1*-ln Ormabe Will entertafK List week In K^lainuxoo. Mm. Frank Wellman and daughter cation of a copy of this and Mr*. Brule Lewis nnd little ■ Roller * kul Ing every Tuesday and drew Smith's Thursday. Thursday evening*.. Archie Herring­ HANNER, u newspaper printed and I Mr*. G. E. Kenyon entertained Mr*. ton nnd Guy Munger proprietor* circulated In said county. ' ' Gleaner meeting next Saturday Thursday. Mr* Myrtle Hyde tf Hornell. N. Y.. officer* will i* vlalthig her father, peter Mosher. elected. HOLMES CHURCH. Mr. nnd Mr*. I^«wl» Deinond nnd Mr* Hoff of Curl tun. Charles Hunt of Evart nnd Arley Mend of Hosting*, spent Humlny' at Jesse Dcmond's. Mr*. Currie l*armelen ond Mr*. Harry Decker and son were the The prices on these articles are very reasonable. Cutlery C enter tables Bed springs Pocket knives Kitchen cabinets' Mattresses Scissors Sanitary cots Stoves AU. kinds silver ware Sewing machines Ranges Carpet sweepers Blankets Hunting coats, caps and Vaquum cleaners Fool warmers Carpets Beds Flash lights, Guns, ReRugs Chairs volvers Linoleums ■ Rockers Fur Coats Dining tables Couches Robes Anything in the Hardware or Fqrniture lines. | ALDRICH BROS. CO DELTON, MICHIGAN ,in i i liiKaiffliiM "!!2":& P79"" "! ! The Christmas at *.hu1' church. Saturday afternoon' at 2;u0 <Tch>. inuMcal . Tim Chl>t3Ul*M*n*|i:Um will niita t4UM‘ehu£&fiBJ' evening Uy lining- ; The Bazaar given at the given nt tho chtmh fhristmns era Orrhestn* .of Plainwell. Ailtnla- Temple Inst Friday was very December 21th.- slop. 25 cents. Every one come. '■ tended. ■ -. Make Gur Store Your Christmas Headquarters Ray Freeman and Jfrank Whit­ worth worn nt Rattle Creek. Sunday, j Wni iiemngtbh' and fauniy/ while' returning home from Battle Crcltk. Monday evening, tind a runaway. The heck-yoko broke, frfgii’tehlng the team, which Jerked Mr. ll- rringtot: over the daahboard. euUfiiK* his head so baniy that the services of Dr. KU- Our Goods Make Practical Gifts (Tiurcii. o preaching Sunday South Hosting*. Clarencu Smith spent Saturday nnd Sunday with hl* cousins at Itanfleld Sunday nt Fay Whitworth-.'. and Dowling. Sunday school next Kundny morning j G. K. Kenyan visited his brother in nt 10:30. Considerable Interest Is Johnstown, Tuesday. being taken. Over CO attended | I । This is a personal invitation to you. IHere aije j a few suggestions for gifts for the ladies. Grutxry Department too. China Dishes t’nlll tiflrr Clirtalout*, Me | JiACK/. About keventy-hvo nt« dinner at the Circle Wednesday. Tho next L.UCK ODEB8A. Thc Three-By Four Club will be en­ tertained Tuesday by Mr* Eugene Hunt. Merton Bower Is now nicely locat­ ed In room’s mer Lupo's store. Mr* Owen Bennett and Mra. Alton Nye. who have been at Grand Rapids for surgical operation*. . returned home Saturday. Ml** Rev* Bishop has . returned home from Ann Arbor hospital where she has been for treatment the past thirteen week*. Mr* Otis Miner has returned from Grand Rapid* where she has been In the hospital. She Is in very poor health. • , , Martin Tupper ot Blanchard l» ] visiting bls stater, Mr* Walter John­ son. Mr*. Allee Plant has her grandson Frankie Height of Grand Ilaplds spending a fa* weeks with her. South, Rutland, spent Sunday Mra. Chjarloa Ander* ■ —HANNEH WANT AD VS. PAY- -BANNER WANT ADVH. PAY. We Pay In Arithmetic wo aru hating fi. .Mr*. Fuller’ returned to her home In Kttlamnxoo. ttaturdny after spend- In Woodbind Friday. After Fraudulent AdicrtUm. Mcsdamea W. 8. Barnum and Hen­ Dcnlor* who advertise clothing at ry Itagta were tn Grynd Rapids shop­ ridiculous price* in connection with ping Friday. ' 'Mr* Glenn Fuller wgs the guest Michigan Retail Clothiers discover of her sister. Mra. Walter Wortley tn them doink It. This Is part of u l«iko Odessa Friday. ■ plan to eliminate fraudulent advertlsA few of Jofin Blood’s friends and tag from tho retail "clothing ”buslne«s neighbors helped him to celebrate hi*! In this state. The first case taken 70th birthday Wednesday, op last Kcnjapiln.. week. A^very. bountiful dinner <*s <>f Grand Rapid*, who had 'beet, «Cserved to about thirty, after which vertlslng at whot tho association ho was presented with u pair of iilp- considered "ridiculous" prices. Uep’ per* as a remembrance of thc oc-< jAtnln pleaded gulltr and was fined. After tho action, tho advertising of The youngest child of Mr. and tho ffrm was considerably modlffed. Mrs. Clyde Ulrich, which was burned PAGE SEA KM Pictures. Erank Hart's. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hayward und children spent Sunday with George BOOKS Vhihlren'i bcgik", Fairy luItS, Hi-. far |<i Atai u i-oinplMc line of toBft urUHi-. fuuio. Toilci Waler., Talcum, PowderAil suitable lor C'liriumu-. gift-. Toilet Set* ( <>iiil>>. MUnir... Etc. 2.1c Floyd H Wilkinson Per Cent Delton State BanK MERCHANDISE Capital 920,000.00 Surplus 6,000.00 A. A. Aldrich, Prei. J, G. Hughes, Vicc«Pre|. Fred O. Hughes, Caahicr DIRECTORS • •. Donald McLcay George J. Doster Prairieville BANNER WAXf Al)VS. PAY. . Parasols, special prices for Christmas. $2.50 value, Xmas price 2.25 value, Xmas price 2.00 value, Xmas price 1.50 valtie, Xmas price 1.00 value, Xmas price $1.50 1.00 �THE HASTINGS BANNER PACK EIGHT Second Hand nMmMBF.R 17. 1914 frilled—Poultry. ‘Inquire Mr Lrnvy'.« Feed Store, opposll Gnirt House. McLravy A Crgt, Piionn 58. U WANTS Engines WHY MYSTIC WORKERS BANK DEPOSITORS GOT LODGE IS THRIVING CHRISTMAS CHECKS Phillipa. For Soto Ciiriio—Itnugn i-incli lum­ For .Rent—Gooff 8 room house, 1*1 ward, hard an. I —fl water in ber for roofing and ahoeUnjD also bill AtuCT. Phone 4001. Inquire kitchen, Phone 488B. L. A. Cain. F. O. Pierer. City. If If ry county hag known; not afrajd, of any thing; ajao good family Interesting Detail! of the Local H.atingi City Bmlt « ChriitBranch Providing UntriuaDy mu S.ript, Fund j. Liberal Benefit*. Avail,bio circulation In Harting* Phone 56NH. Fin* <>|wnloK County Deputy—Fanny For Sale—Hoti.sc and lot. Inside and papered; Uni Inquire rooin hoiine. kitchen. Enquire Phone 48811. Il ty. Hustling young man can make Idg money. (live references up­ on application. IteehUnl of Hast­ ings preferred. I- A. ’ Dudley, District Manager, Battip Creek. elssed ita Chrlstmak Savings Fund' which was started last year and ha Bhcf- many depositors drew out tha fair* amount of their deposits with a nice large accumulated Interest earning. The many members of this fund Jordan & Hteele Mtg. CO. ward ot their thrift. For gevewl weeks the treasurer of tho Havlnri H — I.-....LI,' er* Halting* ot Duroc soon if Goodyear Bros. . From cents. J'hone 349, 2 rinp'. from ILintlngn.' r mile wi ‘ ‘ '* " ■nuth of Krbey. about lime when every person U -wondering cents. From 34 to 3» years, on cents. . From SI to 3S years, on delivered. boon to the Chritmas shoppers. -- M * The happy ChrUtmas many pcraona who mvm* bafora could start a savings fund have now deposited their checks In thia bank half mile south of Mld- custom money to buy all of the Chytstmas yawing. rente. bers will be permitted to Join. This club has taught many people to sava small amounts who, without its aid.' 17.000 and the rating varies accord­ ing to age and amount Insured. ChriMmas with apprehension The cost of Joining: they would be unable to pui Membership fee. *1.00. High Test Michigan Wheat Used to Make husbands for their practice French’s White Lily Flour Looaot hand. 1250.00. txjsa ot foot. 1150.00. Lorn of both hands. 1500.00. up their fund, and when they receive the check Immediately place It in the bank to help pay for zjohnnle'a" Injured lad la Improving. Little Howard Bristol of J< and Mra. David Bristol, who hfd hie dry beech’ and Phone 332 : long ! short. Flouring mills all over the country like to get Michigan wheat to make flour from, or to blend with Spring wheat. When you byy flour that those mills make, you have to “pay the freight” on tnat wheat from Michigan out to wherever it goes. Then when the flour comes back, you have to "pay the freight” on that flour from the place where it is made, to the city or town where you buy it. That is why it is more economical for you to "buy French’s White Lily., When you buy French’s White Lily you get a much better flour because -it’s made out of the best Michigan wheat, and you get it at a lower price. We save you tho^e freight charges both going and coming, and give you a better flour. We buy the best wheat that is grown in Bany County, delivered right here at our mill. We pay a bonus to farmers whose wheat tests -over 60 pounds to the bushel, and we pay enough so that it "makes it an object" for the farmers to "groXv better wheat." There are many farmers in this section who have been raising wheat especially for us for years. By carefully selecting their seed, and care in the preparation of the land, they raise wheat that invariably tests over 60 pounds. They not only get the highest market prices for their grain, but in addition we pay them a good bonus on, every pound their wheat tests over the 60 pounds. That makes a nice thing for the farmer, ahd a good thing for this mill, because it furnishes cording to the amount Insured—that Is, fur 1509. one half the amount; for Haitlnr*. Woodland. Nashville. for *2.000 twice thn amount. Thl* member. Smith*! Middleville. Delton and rural dis­ tricts. to sell our lino of frominill-to-man guaranteed hosiery. lUlnols In 1»»< and Its field of ltJ.br »rnd chroma. contributions to tho church on Haturdsy afternoun or Lady ar gentleman. Address your Is the '‘world." .fl-ng. Chicken* eggs. aiiplk.itIons to "Michigan Distri­ fr**h fruit, vegetables butor?." 'Hastings. Mich. I wk -- ---------KUKJ. un.ru jumii, riuuira or wtmd "haturdsy between Carlton dollar, m .urplua; ovw four one-half. m<1Bn- wt|| adaptable. Any auctions in retard to thia ftiatter Center nnd Hastings, a horse blan­ million* paid In bcneHU. They pay part while the membarv win |,t chr€rtully anawered by tna ket and bundle containing lady's ■ re atm alive and Ih dl.trraa. You ‘ ( ommlu>e: Mra. It, X- Grant, Mr* calling at BANNER office, proving Kvt both Ilf* nnd accident and old, w>. a. Hail. MIm luetta Garn and Mr*, property nnd paying for this notice. a«c benefit at thc aame time you pay Bflle Burton. for only death protection in other or­ der*. ......................... wo tin* Indian Thia order waa flrrt Introduced In MARKETS Phono 294 4 ring* our vicinity in !»99. Some of the charter member* are Inga. Route 4. Skill II. Ilia. UIIIOOS — I.V.II "• w .... ...» ,Striker. Chas and Wm. Bldelman. A.' *n« 11.11 for wheal. Ot.icr grains und us with the best wheat that is grown— and that’s what French’s White Lily Flour is made of. WE SPARE NO EXPENSE IN MAK­ ING THE BEST FLOUR We will never let the cjuestion of EXPENSE stand in the way of-mak­ ing French’s White Lily fust a little BETTER than any other flour. Your money can’t buy as GOOD a flour for the price. And when you buy it YOU RUN NO CHANCE. 'When you buy French’s White Lily you get a GUAR­ ANTEED flour. Every sack yoti buy is GUARANTEED to SATISFY YOU. In case it should not please you, all you have to do is to return it to your Grocer, or elevator man, and GET YOUR MONEY BACK. It’s best friends are those who have used it for the LONGEST TIME. » Why not'TRY IT the next time you order flour? "•Don’t accept qny sub­ stitute, nor anything claimed to be JUST AS GOOD, because it won’t be. Every grocer and elevatdr mah in Bar­ ry County handles French’s White Lily. If you want to try an interesting experiment just to convince you of the superiority of French’s White Lily, just make a batch of bread from any other flour claimed to be ’’just as good.” Put both in your oven side by side and bake them at the same time. Give them both the “same show.” Don’t show any partiality towards either. After you have done this you can SEE FOR YOURSELF which flour you like best. Why not try it? package dry goods. No name. Owner can have by Identifying and paying for adv. Henry Fisher. Citizens phone from Hastings. packng* containing McIntosh and wife and Wmt Maine, plea and onions. Shelled com and *1.000. In. 1913. a deputy made an appearance lf> our building the order to 37; Fh» Sheffield having been oar of I Join. man's shirt, from the store of E. C. I years, more tnrn n run -• — •en cut to 1C Ip 41 yegrs. . VsaS'calvys, alive. 8M9; Sheffield was ajipolnt.-d; Veal Calves, dmsal.tuw; »io B. Under her work nnd the ' {{S' ------------- o of the whole lodge, th* i LaSba.all** isse to9740. membership has be«n -ralseq to <0 1 Hhsan<litf-fiu?*' **” and Is still growing. iK There Is no need »f knovklur it»*j other uth 1^^, IF YOU WANT CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, XMAS insurance ordeflu All You Will Be Interested in the the Club Cigar Advertise­ ment In This Issue. Tho Club Cigar Store mil kerf a '-:pc.-Ulty of handling choice confee- we nee<F do | CbJskao*,4rv~~* •- ••• Io show our rales and gules: pthers S3 UMm, K do the rest. Ask the above nld mem- Dg* •"•Mi FMlAM nr htlVr 111' creased. They will tell you "no." WbesL So. 1 wMta. fl.W; Na.1 Neither wlll/they be raised or ‘HaSWKtortLBWburtM *»* crcazed fur the reason that at every Sya'iioo1^ ' biennial convention (the next ono', besas.Ma beats. will be held In Grand Itaplds. Mich.. j ggg* Inllll.l Each lodge must be rep-1 BALMD ft*X AND M resented by one delegate per 1M Wa, t TlWOtto IIOAO toRXM members and the law making power ' n*led tnnvjMO to MOO. is wholly vested In them. FEKDS—HKTAIL PM Would It not be foullsh to raise i Cotton Bee-1 Masi, »tj». rates over their own heads? 911 Meal. WJ*. I confectionery trade, the "Samoset" of Boston, and the "Johnson" of , Mlwaukee. ar* recognized as two of I the very best lines of confections made, and tho Club Cigar store fizz In thc neat, bright, comfortable both of these famous lines. . • Ono thing that the Club . Cigar It. hall. During each month socials are be­ Store makes np especial feattfre of is Ing held nt the home* of members. ’ In September a nice part* was en­ are bought every two weeks, and tertained by Mr. and Mra James in . a-w Froch trees FREE, nothing la allowed to gel "stale." ' .-{Im II Ii>> •c' AU who are Interested in choice VW j.ooo Apple, to Mil . Middleville Roller Mills R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville Michigan rssi young 45 Berk- I Henbrri Wanted—HustllnK 2wk». waDi|| r*f ’ ----------goad innd. ’ JAY MEAD, EAST SIDE GROCER, ALSO HAS MEAT pleasantly entertained Started Meat Market In Con­ nection With Grocery Bu»inesi Few Weeks Ago. the home of BenJamH Wl.eman tomorrow ev.nint. Th. gentlemen will provide th. pot-luck; ladle, bring a new apron. The genu buy tho.. at auction. All are Invited. ’*«• “■> *«" Co. ha. ^ou-nda of ocr~ of tratt land and Ute rvwc will bo cuay. WHOLESALE DEPT" BALK, (MWil, NURSERY CO. A few weeks ago Jay Mead the popular East side grocer started a with his grocery 'More. lojlg nice roomy cooler for keeping the merchant and ■■ ■ sewn young men Joined the running ho has built up a like trade. He ha. a special adv. In ths BAN* Mina*. Marguerite Hetmanaperger from Kalamazoo Normal for tbs hot* idayg. f MILK CREAM AND BUTTERMILK. Milk delivered to any part of ti*e city for six cents a quart. Try it and see for yourself that it is good, clean milk. liXS A. C. CLARK TO If. pinjeto* cock. rhlre A fraternal Insurance organization. from 112.59 to M3.7B, according to benefit. Paymenta* ar* made monthly, tho classes that ths members enter. Durham bull rood. delivered �THE HASTINGS BANNER DECEMBER 17,1914-24 PAGES Htems ol! Uerest Him ISaafada Arf V5cM4y lFffiy°Ss_'2'eairs Ago collectIons promptly attended to. fif­ th Comatook'a afore, Bnrryvllle. NATIONAL ANTHEM SHOULD BE REVEREOI PART TWO—PAGES 9 TO 18. Republic. t»> u»- nil the Influence the) poenemt to to carry out th* action ot National rvlew nil bands re«|Ur«!liig tiler F. G. Fairchild & Co 144 State St. ■hall over Dvlilrm. tho rrpubll- groverltK und pravialon* »r, will ad- eland.** drew tho cltkcena of thl* county. In William Jone*. Dealer In groorrlaa, praduro. pro- noun Train vlaluna, flah. butter, lard. pork, etc ritore on Stat- Mraat, opposite How- KEEP ‘ STAR SPANGLED BANNER” FROM MEDLEYS If. X. Nhridun. furniture. non deh'iiitra to the county eon voli­ wnye on hand. HoWer'a new build­ tion. ■ _ ■ ing.' Oppoalte Qlobe Hotel. court houae. 3. W. iturkk*. Stanton A 1 Stantnn'a Exi-ha'nxe. Fnahlnoablc tailor. Cutting done County Agricultural fair will be held It. It. depot.-JiU-k«m. 11th und 12th of October. Daniel Cook. dry goad*. clothing. eanatantly nn hand Store In' Kelley, urn in County hit daughter, Mr. m lllnwuf Mlddlnvllln Rxchnttge. Hecent hn-' anything he ciluld find to du. • V<-» early In life, he aeqffir<-d the habt*.' Grand Raplctf re office. Middl iibimtl Anthem. „ ■Chief Gardner M Battle Creek Houae. Battle Creek IlCItor and counselor In chancery, and Mich. Bauie creek and Grand Hap notary public, will promptly attend to any buaineaa entrusted to hla care in any of the court* of thl* etale; of- f. A. Iftribrook. other good thing*, thl. anthem frum tite ti<mal mra with which asuM-lated. There Ii noldlng. even inaplrl Xmas Specials Friday and Saturday, December 18, 19 $5.00 waists at . ....... . $3.75 2.00 waists at. . . ............................ . . . 1.50 , 1.50 waists at.................................... 1.13 I .Q0 waists and house dreses at. .. Ondlot of hats at... •Comrn.ind- mJer- One lot of hats at. . One lot of hats at amtiiiu hellion, and « to Albion, win ... 1.98 50 Call and see them. Mth-.j»s.,rah 1 (’hlriigil; Mr*. Irdnlm al»> _ .... jaa. Hpeiit' lluffa|i>; Mr*. Hubbard. Idnti Girl on th* furhi which they purchaJHM In [ Flynn'. Huwnr. Hutlaad. when they were tint nunl-' Mr. Kelley canverted .1 atrip of! •r oth‘ cd. Grand dticliy of Baden now hai wlldi-rncm Into n liny farm, where he ' realded ninny year*. Mr. and Mr*. 2.|4£..<i33 inhstiltantA- . u. ditty, nnd otieervr ' tin* and Kelley were highly rcapected real-i reaum<- tie allting tn ii Irregt dent* of this county. Mr. Kelli-yl. ! u» i.,r. half aahamgd manner LOO ■ . st. r not to rlae at all .. the will long bo remembered by thc-| hundred* of pupils whom ho taught. I nt« i'Star.Hinngled Banner* le f t] till* larntlnu-nt expre- influence over bin pup^i* tfnd -wa« J mi the cotrtnilttee In wham Iti good teaeh*r and dlM-lpllnartin. Physician and surgeon, office In IIWH<ir» store, Ktate Ht. Shingle*. per M... Lumber < whltewom Tliyslclnn and | S.fu.irc timber, per .75 .98 generally Iit> atudlc* on uveuunt of king en­ -alien un Ulldiho followed during tha winters of 40 Uonul hymn full upon Of-. I» Incongruoua. bor<*~ ludlrroua. while tin nnd circuit court coflsjnlnek-ncr. j flee In Bailey** block; next door poet office. Hadley A Baker. Manufacture™ of tin, aheot-lron General tux und land agent. col­ lection* and ' ull tinalnecefl entrusted to hln care, will be attended to promptly -and With , fidelity. Office Dealer*, in drug*. mcdk-lnen, patent with that of th- KKPl.’BMl’AN rdlclnra. palm*. olb*. turjwntlne. Banner, appinite punt office. * tiunary. fancy patriotism and Joyalty to the rtntnr »rt«bul in loads. lection of debt* and all other bualpertalnlnr to hlu office. Office ~ hardi-ady made clothing, hate. ’ shoe*. Htute Ht. "Barlow Houee.” iip.ithy with u*. lisa while tinanthem l< being playr-d, and If put nf dmirw, uncover, to »how onr laveand admiration for nur Natlnal baniler. Till* actin will edmmand the Patriotic Societies ai Oitixens Asked to Co-operate fcKeep ing Separate the j Heath. Fill* * Co. Riudnciw Grant NEW a. A. R. COM. FOLLOWS SUGGESTION OF PAST COM. W. GARDNER _ Cotnntand»T-ln-Vm*f give iilvo to (hi* iw'ntltncnt of IhhPoncunntlim by n proper order,’ and n»k ihii.iqii-ratlon ‘of all «ouir.id<** und itriotii' propio Krn<-nUh* in bringing liuiit thn rrndrring of -our Niitlnn.il however K'*J>d. no that Heparin of maple eyrup yield* and reverence urc to b , .ADiarjr public and conveyancer, will uUend to ull 4>u»ln<TM entrusted from North Fnrmlngton,..K. If., ah-iw to him wl|h promptiiMw ‘and fldellty. ing*. etc., liuttia ' f»r fur*. hldea und polu. Itealdence, Jdhnatiovn. Harry . Co. for the flag tn- love und !>. C. Uuw Icy. ■■mpany rewnt Conimatidir-ln-Chlef Denier In grocerina. provlalona. ilfleply upon thj^ aubject. nnd nrticlea. Store on State birr Public, etc untltaled with thc Grand doora out of BarloW houag. Battle Creek. much connucnc mhQpl which called upon euddunly to leave. Mr. Payne. Hev. Maurice Grlgeby offlcUitlng. Burial took place In 1th - VlVfil Uj|-.h>- foilawing chihlren: Mr». Payne Hotel Barry Todd & Norton, Proprietors Does Your Shirt Have a “Bulge” on? It’s our business to take the “bulge” out when we do your laundering und if you bring it to us we will make it fit you like new. During thc next year “we wash everything every other day. ‘ American Steam Laundry Phone 243 (Shulters Bros., Proprietors Hastings, Mich. ag. ChoiceJiulidoy Gifts JI Have you ever experienced the full joy that comes from giving gifts at Christmas time? the expression of that love in making the gift. once and see our fine assortment Not necessarily an expensive one. SPECIAL Tool Chests. I0c to 50c Small Tools 10c KNIT GOODS. Auto Hood\ r Fascinator ( T / Knit Skirt ( /a \J1L Sweaters ) Toy Pop Guns 10c to 25c FOR THE BABIES Horns ........... 56 and 10c Sweaters... .24c to $1.39 Rubber Balls ........... 10c Caps................. 25c to 48c . (And many more.) Blankets.......... 39c to 75c STATIONERY. Mittens....... ..10c to 25c Box Fancy Paper............ 10c to 50c Correspondence cards .........v...25c DOLLS. Dressed Dolls.................. 10c to $1.00 Christmas Bells................. lc to 10c Unbreakable Dolls..... .25c to 1.00 GIFTS FOR MEN Kid body Dolls................ 25c to 1.00 Dress Shirts.............. 48c, 69c, $1.00 Men ’ s Hosiery in fancy boxes.. .25c TOYS. Doll Cabs..................... 50c to $1.75 Men’s Suspenders, in fancy boxes 25c Doll Houses.............. ..... .25c td 50c Men’s Gloves................ 25c, 48c, 98c Wheel Barrows....................... 25c to50cMen’s Ties, in fancy boxes..... .25c. Toy Carts................................ 10c to25cMen’s Handkerchiefs... .5c, 10c, 25c JEWELRY Rocking Horses .......................... 98c Drums...................................... 10c to25cBar Pins........................ 10c to 25c Teddy Bears........................... 25c to50c Beauty Pins ............................... 10c Toy Animals.................-r.lOc to 25c Cuff Links..........................10c to 25c A. B. C. & Building Blocks 10c to 50c Tie Clasps...........................10c to 15c Your dear, good triends; the love in your heart for them*^ / It is the spirit in which it is given that means so much. Stick Pins......................... 25c to 50c I Mesh Bags..................... 98c to $1.48 Ingersol Watches...................... $1.00 OTHER SUGGESTIONS Umbrellas...................... 50c to $2.50 Leather Purses................. 10c to 50c Leather Hand Bags......... 48c to 98c Silk Auto Scarfs.......................... 50c Breakfast Caps.................10c to 50c Newest Tango Ties.......... 10c to 25c Toilet Combs.................... 10c to 25c Hair Brushes.................... 10c to 48c Barretts............................. 10c to 48c Back Combs...................... 24c to 50c Lather Brushes................. 10c to 25c Razors........................... 25c to $1.00 Baby comb and brush sets 25c to 50c Ivory assortment......... . .25c PRESENTS IN FANCY BOXES Boxed fancy white aprons....... 25c Boxed silk hosiery for women.. 50c Boxed silk hosiery for men......... 25c Boxed hose supporters for men.. 25c Boxed hose supporeYs and arm bands for men.................. 25c ! Boxed dress shirts................... $1.00 Boxed cuff links....... .. .......... 25c: GLOVES AND MITTENS Men’s Mocha Gloves... .50c and 98c Ladies’ Mocha Mitts.................. 50c Children’s Mocha Gloves. ......... 25c Teddy Bear mitts.............. 25c SPECIAL Dress Shirts Any of our $1.50, $1.25, and $1.00 men’s dress shirts in colors at the special closing out price of 79c PICTURES A large assortment of framed pic­ tures of a variety of subjects. Coj> ies of masterpieces, mother and child, cupids, ifi metal and wood frames 10c to $1.50 MIRRORS AND FRAMES Heavy metal frames for photo­ graphs and mirrors in metal frames. Just'a few of these to close out at One-Half Price SHEARS AND SCISSORS Nickel plated steel shears......... 25c Nickel plated steel scissors....... 25c Nickd plated embroidery scis­ sors . .A.......................... . 25c Nickel plated embroidery scissors in case..................... * ............. 25<S NE?lAf QTADF Bltww YARK I W^bVIX <0 I VIVIm Come at COLLARS Embroidered lawn collars......... 25c Embroidered lawn ciilT and collar sets........................... 25c NICKLED CRUMB TRAYSsANP BRUSHES Tray and curved brush....... 39c Tray and straight brush.... 25c Tray and scrapep.................. 10c POCKET KNIVES. Boy’s knife with chain.... 10c Boy's knife with aluminum ■ handle ............................. 15c Good pocket knife.............. Pearl Handle pen knife.... FOOD CHOPPER Family size with 4 knives.. 98c FANCY CHINA Plates....... ......................... 10c to 39c Cake plaes................................. I8e to98c Olive dishes............................... 10c to29c Celery Trays....... ;........... 25c to 98c Salads....................................... 25c to98c Creamers .. ........................ 10c to 25c • Cream and sugar sets.. ,35c to $1.25 Cups and saueers .. ............. 10c to 5Qc Child's plates.................... 10c to 2.w N- B- WATERMAN, Prop Phone 102 Hastings, Mich �MOSTW THE HASTINGS BANNER, DKOKMBKR IT, !•!«. The Hastings BannerI'm HOIISF NFWS Published tverr Thursday al >Mhtfa. Michigan. OOOK BRpa. Editor*. rtm-MMTH YEAR = Ing on petition January 14,-1*14. Estate of Forria 24. Boot, deceased. Bend of Administrator filed and ap­ “THE MAN THAT LOST THE PLOW proved, ’ Want Column, io a word for each insertion. No adv. for lew than 12, Geo. It. Doyle, Bprlngflrld. III....ftfienl*. ‘ ‘ K<*a B. Blanchard. Cressey .......... 33 March 3«th. Card Of Thanks, Io a word. & Obituary poetry and resolution*, Orwin J. Potter, Yankee Springs 83 cense to mH Obituaries of SO linaa or leas will SubMriptfqn l»y Mall, Poti-Paid. JNE YEAR. Id Idvancn.............31.00 be publuhed free; 5 cent* per line «X MONTHS, in advance,.... fiO yharged for each line above the 20 rilREE MONTHS, in advance.. .25 Notices of birthtf, deaths or maiCANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS per year, in advanc«............... 150 rltgtswill be printed free as news matter. No communication will be pub­ Entered al the postoffice at Has­ ting*. Michigan, as second class lished under any circumstances un­ less it bears the writer’s name and matter.• *. postoffico address. ADVERTISING RATES. Piiplsy advertising rates on apJOB PRINTING ulication. The BANNER has one of the best Business locals and reading no­ equipped Job offices- io Western tice* On first page or among br*v- Michigan and la prepared to do any ■ties. I2H cent* a line kind of book and job printing. !»15. real Eva R. Hill, Yankee .Springs . ..,H •alo tiled, ^hearing 4th. Illg, Warranty Deeds. Estate Of Mary K. K-AXkg. deceas­ KlixaUth Plftenger to Harry Chit- ed. Hearing on petition jf Bert B.; Sparks as administrator for license Harry Chittenden IS SELLING THE Belknap Sleigh Flaatmck. hearing on petition Janu- TKe Belknap Sleigh is very good. It’s made of iron, steel and Wood. It’k painted red and looked so nice I made inquiry, got the price, then bought some right away. I shipped them home and to my store, ‘and then the trust began to roar, Oh, my! Oh, my! He’s got our sleigh. Now this sleigh was all our pride, for it almost took the farmers hide; to buy one and I’d rather have this sleigh for me, than any plow I ever see.—Tinkham. . Muaiiitpu . Daniel P. Waltersdorf and wife to Estate of Jacob H. Lambert, de­ W. Hacker, n. e. 4« of n. w. \A>f ceased! Petition by surety to be re­ c. 4. Irving. 31.00. Adam M. Kock to Myra L. Firster, leased from bond filed, waiver of notice filed; order releasing surety' on bond entered. and new bond filed. f Angus Ixtckwood. deJulia A. Rock. K E»tato closed against RICHLAND. Adam M. Rock to Ernest J. Edger ad wife. parcels of lot* city. J. F. Gilkey visited William Mar­ ecouat minor. . tin and daughter of Hickory Corners IW dlan filed. served to about sixty people. The Estate of Louisa M. Burroughs, Mrs. Ira .Wyrick, of Holland. visited proceeds amounted to 340.SO. deceased. Order dismissing appeal A. B. Bead met with an accident r. and Mra. Frank Solomon thc sat few daj-*. - .• tuceuay anon one or nia cows at»rAlbert W. Hilton und wlfs to Ed­ from ths e^rcult court tiled. Estate of Angus Lockwood. de­ Mra Grunt baa returned from Kai-; ped on his leg. The injury probati, icts ceased. Eatiilo closed against will not prove aerlous. claims. Iota Mr*. Joa DeCrocker and Mra. John Bar Association Pa»« ResoluUon*. licath and Burial of WinFinley. At a special meeting of the Barry maioo thia week. County liar. Asoclatlon resolutions rtfe. lota 1. 4, S. Mra. Matilda Hamlin la spending were adopted expressing sympathy to in Kt. Catharine*. Ont., on Jan. 34th. death of their little son recently. ville, 3140. Kate L. Butler to David J. Blsor The resolutions were signed by a committee comprising Attorney* ColFlorence M. Slater to Samuel grove. Sullivan and Andrua. A cer­ Mr. and Mra. Herbert Burch of tified copy ot tho resolutions was Beers, lot 43. Bush ad., Delton. 3100. Anthony W. Nichols to Earn 8. Hopklna have been vlsiUng Mr. and Morehouse, parcels, Delton. 3200. Henson and family. . and Nike Connor are making their xrns of Hastings for their many acts aec. 3. Curtlston. 34,400. Mra. Addie Butler returned to her of kindness done and expressions ot I*obatt> Court. home in Meringo Monday after vlait- sympathy to me In my deep sorrow, Ing Mr. and " Mra. A. J. Buller for and for the many tributes sent as a Estate* nf Henry Cohoon. deceased. token of respect tor my late brother. William E. Finley. -count of executrix filed and allowed. Creek and Jama* Bowen ot SpringMra. Julia Potter. It reel pts filed and discharge of Ada Green Street. Hasting*. J, Cohoon as executrix Issued. Estate ot Joseph Adams, deceased. William Boaclager. eleven year* Confirmation ot sale of real estate tauranf and lunch room .ind Is doing old, of East St. Louis, at a recent entered." a' fine business. He also furnishes spelling match spelled 1,400 woi Estate of Charles E. Williams, dc■baked goods to order. without an error In eleven hour*. Petltlon for tha appolnt- Giffe for Tamil an In looking after sleighs, see “The man that lost the plow” for Belknap Slejgh, the Donaldson Sleigh, and for four-door spring cut-. ... ters, spring cutters without doors, and cutters without springs, and cut­ ter gears; also for robes, fur coats, stable and square blankets. I have a full line of these goods, and at prices that surprise the Trusts. thia city. He graduated from Hast­ ings high school and for a abort time he taught school in Irving. De­ ter he attended Michigan University Jesse Townsend “THE MAN THAT LOST THE PLOW” ■tnploy of Parks l>etroit. Severing hi* connection with thl* firm, he returned Jo his farm home In the vicinity of Hart­ ing*. where hr spent a numbefr of year*. Retiring from active buelnea*. he finally moved into Heating* to hie resident e on Green street. ' In 1313. h<- took - a trip through Western Canada, spending about two partnership with E. <». Fullla and , Dr. Mohler waa called Jo the- home ! Pender and wtfe. Mr. Clarke nlao months In ih<- Province of Alberta. conducted a drug .busliicaa In Car­ । of Nathaniel Golden Sunday to see apenl Sunday with them. The allurements and posekblUtlaa of mangay. South Alberta. Mra. Golden. Mr*. Oxi Par dr r waa In Lowell During thc puft summer Mr. Fin­ Glenn Gates ami wife spent Sun­ Sunday having dental w»rk done. resist and he again made up his mind • • On ley and Mr. Folll* wore In Heating* day with their parent*. Mr. and Mr*. to return and enter business. Kay BUM and family Vjstted Sun­ ensoute to. Eastern Canada. ' Into WltljGalea, near Shults. day eve with Will Blough nnd fam­ January 1,. 1*13, Mr. Finley** death earn.' a* a shock' ily. NOITH BQWMK. Leun Rcujdt und family visited J. to hl* relative* and friend*. He was In rood health until the day of hl* B. Bailey and family arc spending Keims of "Elmdale Sunday. death. Illa aaaocU.lo In business the winter with C. Bailey and family. Adicrtiaaxl IxHler*. was CuEversIng with him ut 4 John Ruckle of Grand Raplda vta­ o'clock In thc evening and l«ae than' iled from Friday until Sunday with Mr. Geo. J. Preston,' Mr. H. L. an hppr later Mr. Finley'* ajdrit t~a»k. J. Cirpenter und wife and C. Bene­ Hubbard. Mr. Ulen Hornsby. Mr. Its flight. HU death was <!uu to dict and family. OndUe Stocking. Miss Olla Demond. heart dUeaac. Mra. Georgv Clarke .spent Saturday The rcmuina were accompanied io eva and Sunday with her parents, H. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. Hastings by R. J. FollU of M.«-I«od. All>erta. at whoM homo Sir. Finley spent his lira! visit In the wist. Th* . funeral from hl* Ute residence on' Green street was eonducted by the! Rev. C. L. Bute*, service being held j in Emmanuel church. The Masonic order ;»i>d the lnd«- ; prniimt ;rrf* which .Wdnirter-irny a nienTber ■I landed tn u body, .u the a rave In i Klvcr Sid- Cemetery, they coaduefed the lurt sad rites sf the Order* upon , their decra-cd Brother. Thc funer­ al was largely attended und the pro- I fusion of flowers was a tribute to the , esteem In which ho was hold by the , cltlxons of Hastings. He leuves'lo mourn his *udd<n departure two sisters Mrs. Julia Potter. Green street nnd Mrs. L. U. Potter, of An- ■ golaz N. Y.. wild was so srrluualy Hi she w.ia unable to nftrnd the funeral. 1 Ho alio h-av.-s two niece*. Mis* <'.«tharine Putter and Mf*. Ermont New-1 ton. and two nephew*,' Mr. Forrest and Clarke Poller. Not in the Trust Hastings, Mich. Appreciated A Box qf _Cigar§ Nice Pipe or'lT........ . . When you are out doing your Christmas s hopping don’t miss coming to our store first, where you can buy gifts that are of so much more use to you—Men and boys are always proud when they have something that they can put on and add to the appearance of their dress, and you can be safe in buying this kind of a present because you have our guarantee behind everything you buy. Here are a few of the many gifts to be had at this store:— ' ' for XMAS Makes Your Friends Happy. Buy them at The West End Cigar Store Nice Fur Lined Overcoats—made COMBINATION SETS of the finest materials to be had Combination Sets Arm Bands, $30.00 to $-15.00 Hose Supporters and Suspenders $1.00 Fur Coats—Fur on outside Combination Sets Arm Bands and $20.00 to $38.00 Hose Supporters Regular Dress Coat—in black, “ 50c grays, browns and mixed colors. Combination Sets Hose Supporters $8.00 to $25.00 and Suspenders 50c Men’s Suits—in all colors and Fancy Arm Bands—in pretty reed styles boxes • $5.00 to $22.00 50c Boys’ Suits—in all colors and Fancy Arm Bands—in Xmas boxes styles 25c $2.50 to $7.00 Fancy Suspenders—in burnt wood Men’s and Boy’s Mackinaw Coats boxes x $5.00 to $10.00 50c Men’s Sheep Lined Coats Fancy Suspenders and Hose Sup­ $5.00 to $7.50 porters—in burnt wood boxes 75c Wool Shirts—all sizes and colors Suspenders—in very good quality, $1.00 to $3.50 in fancy boxes Men’s Dress Shirts—in all colors 50c and sizes • Knit Mufflers—in all-wool quality, 50c, $1.00 and $1.50 in Xmas boxes 50c, $1.00 and $150 Mittens and Gloves—for men and boys—-for dress and work Hose Supporters in Xmas Boxes 25c to $3.00 25c 1 Hats of all Kinds—soft hats and derbies • 50c to $3.00 Fur Caps—in good qaulity furs $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $5.00 Xmas Neckties—all styles and col­ ors, in the latest designs 25c and 50c Ladies’ and Girls’ All-Wool Hoods .—in all colors, and remember they are full lined 50c, 75c, «1.00 and $1.50 Holeproof Stockings 6 pairs for $1.50 Guaranteed for six months Men’s All-Wool Socks—in all col■ ors 25c and 50c Handkerchiefs—in linen, silk, and the big red and blues, price 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c and 50c Sweaters for Men. Women, Chil­ dren and the Babies—in all wool and all colors 50c to $7.00 Men’s Cumfy Slippers—in leather and felts; black, tans and grays 75c, $1.00, $125, $1.50 and $2.50 There are just a few more days and Christmas will be here, and now is your time to make your selections while dur stock is still comple te. ED. SHELLHORN LEADING CLOTHIER LAKE ODESSA, MICH llALTIMDip-: TOWN UNK Mra. Jim Mead of Rutland waa the guest of her stater, Mrs. Chris ChriaHauen, last week. Forest Garrison helped Ernc-at ■ Matteson buxa wood last week. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Tv bo were ' vis I tors ut Ed. McGlynn's Sunday. 1 Mr. und Mra • Frank Bliven und | Mr*. Mattle l^sdgea and Emmett1 Raid went U- Battle Cmwk Urt week! to the maid" Grunge. / Mrs. tichwucho of Dowling is *«»• ittn'g her daughtsr.' Mr*. Ed. Me-: Glynn, this week. BILLIARDS AND BOWLING SERVICE IS O. Ks JACOB REHOR HASTINGS, MICH. Why Not Now [ FOR now thc TIME for you to decide on what COAL or COKE you want for your WINTER SUPPLY. Try our EBONY COAL either in LUMP or EG(j ■tze and we think you will agree with u* when we say that it i* the BEST COAL lor DOMESTIC USE that you have ever used. Have all eizeg in GENUINE GAS COKE and when ordering datewhat size you u»eIt look* a* i( Flour would be higher but we can sell you FRENCH,S WHITE LILY “The Flour That the BEST Cooke U*e” lor $5.50 pd> bbl. WHY NOT NOW take a rack home for that CHRISTMAS didner and relieve any doubt a* to it* •ucce**.’’ . Ju*t step in and SEE. TH AT S all we nk. We invite Lapection and we are always * pleased t<y.ho* you what we have in COAL^ FLOUR. CEMENT. BRA^ MIDDLINGS. ' and in fact anything we have for rale. ~ BRING in your Sample* of Seed*. Bean*, Wheat, Oat*, or anything you have for ' SALE that it handled by ANY ELEVATOR an^ w* will same YOU a PRICE. Under the present Market condition* it ia impossible to quote future price but-our aim i* to pay Bean* or Seed* on each day’* market. , iy all wp wv cgn cun for Io. Grqin, _. Call u» by Phone, Give uga friendly call, the latch string i* always out, we are always at home. Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. Dealer* in Grgiq. Bean*, Seed. HayvCoa], Cement, Hide*, Pelt*. Etc. Phone 150 - - . - Hastings, Mich. �CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES Are very apt to tax the time and energies of the hostess and housewife to the fullest capacity and often times make the occasion a real hardship because of the worry and anxiety. . - Meat Department We recently established 'a meat market in connection with our grocery and now when you want meat, order it with your grocery order from us. Oysters and Chickens for Christmas Full line of fresh, salt and smoked meats. We are just as careful to please you in our meat market as we have been in our grocery department. making it much easier for the mother in the home because of the helpful"suggestions given here.. No anxiety or woHV about Just look at the list and ring us up and place your order at once.. We do our own delivering and guarantee everything O. K. NICE FOR XMAS GIFTS Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Neckties, Suspenders, Cuff Links, Hosiery, Xmas Toilet Boxes, Perfumes, Mufflers, Purses, Christmas Seals, Shirts. We have just received a shipment of Navel Oranges the finest on the market, large, juicy and sweet, per dozen..................... -i.t,;. .1. -i.i....................... 35c Florida Oranges, per dozen.-. . ... : . . 25c Large prime Lemons, per dozen. 25c Malaga Grapes, sold every where at 20, per pound . . 15c Grape Fruit, the large size 7c each, 3 for 20c mnd or 2 pounds for. 25c Apricots, nicest grad Fancy On [on prunes, 2 pounds tor 25c Heinz bull Mince Meat, per pound. Finest Turkish Figs, per pound. .w . ... 20c Washed Dates, per package... Apples, per bushel.... . Heinz Olive Oil for salads, per bottle. Heinz apple butter, per glass Cranberries,. I Oc quart or 3 quarts for 25c 15c and 20c Bananas, per dozen Full line of Christmas candies ranging in price per pound from... ... ;.... . 10c to 25c BLACK CROSS TEAS AND COFFEES Vacuum Brand Coffee f e-— ■■ (Sprague-Warner), All 'il per pound35c, 40c and 45c I |l.!| | CANNED GOODS. We have a full line of Thistle Brand Canned Goods—Pineapple, Peas, Corn, Supcotash, Cut-wax String Beans. Tomatoes. Rhubarb. We furnish everything for the table. ■ Jay Mead, The East Side Grocer HASTINGS, MICH Phone 144 THIS WEEK'S NEWS IN NEAR-BY COUNTIES. tary honor and In addition promoted from an orderly to a captaincy for “prominent , continued bravery” to on a plate out In the lobby quote the exact words of the proud placard displayed near by. guests to help themselves. ' play proves very alluring parent heurtleinmwi in depriving poor family, living In the wrM, part of Albion of thc only stove ponaeMcd. a couple of days ago. reported buffalo on her southern prairie*: red deer were plentiful In every part and small game uniformly SurprlM? oiit any means ot keeping warm. Fri­ day tho name family had more hard luck by being evicted from their Ho Jumped out of bed und dressed with thc speed of a skilled CsesMa. Then, with empty stomach, but the call to duty strong within him. he opened It was taken to that location, where it has thrived beyond ull ex­ pectations. Educational Bixby Office Supply Co., ual trainings caught In a trap In Danby township. Ionia county, a few, days ago. He has been missing chickens and got n glimpse of the thief, tout was' not Hli«bM who transport sportsmen? mil from thc hunting grounds. Jacob Jackie U the proudest man In Charlotte today. He la Just In receipt of a letter , from hl» nephew my pasture, his or her tall will be cut off. as thc case may be. I am a Christian man and pay taxes, but -BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. Pleasantly Painless, Just Describes Our Methods CROWNINC BRIDGING EXTRACTING Honest Service, Honest Prices and Honest Advertising Is tho es­ tablished policy of our offices. Our many patrdns In thia city hi pretty good proof that our service Have your teeth fixed before Xmas. Filling—Cement, Silver, Alloy. . . 50c up Gold, $1.00 up FREE EXAMINATIONS. L*dy Attendant. Opsn Evenings. 7-1:10 DR. FRANK HOLMES Minutes of last regular' meeting read and approved. Moved by Waters, supported by Chaso that the supply committee purchase twelve thermometers. Car­ ried. ayes alL Moved by Chase, supported by Waters, that the recommendation of plan Moved by Waters, supported toy Chase, that wo adopt tho recom­ mendation of Supt. Ellsworth that we have the teeth of the pupils In- ther, would be no expense In the ex­ amination. Carried, ayes all. Upon motion tho rvslfcnatlon of Mias DeVine -was accepted and the position of principal of the second In order to clean out a limited amount of Briquetts we are making a price of $3.50 per ton delivered. • Briquetts are the size of stove coal and are made of arithra* cite slack. Briquetts will burn in a range, heater or furnace. ROGERS <3 SON ICE, COKE, COAL AND WOOD Phones: Office 194, Residence 192 HASTINGS, MICH. �WE ARE READY FOR YOUR Chi’istmas Presents CHRISTMAS SHOPPING During the last few days we have been busy arranging our store for your con­ venient selection of Practical Xmas Gifts Every indication is for a tremendous business during the next few days, we advise early selection as you then secure the creams. ' NECKWEAR Men become enthused whew they see our dispay. . Truly it’s the most remarkable display in Hastings. * 50c four-in-hand, reversible, made of bengaline silk, 12 colors for your selection. - 7 . 50c °Pen end an colors and patterns, suitable far all men nn all nrtr»il>sinns BOXED GOODS Each in a beautiful box. Belts and Garters75c Suspenders and Garters....-»»75c Garters and Arm Bands, cotton 25c, lisle 50c • quality, rich patterns, light, medium and dark shades. , 51.00 neckwear for particular men, in ,uu evening shades and for dress oc­ casions. SWEATERS Men’s Sweaters75c, $125, $2.50, $3.00 $4.50 up Women’s Sweaters$2.50, $3.50, $5.00, $0.00 and $6.50 Children’s Sweaters.... .$125, '$1.50,' $2.50 and $3.50 Umbrellas$1.00, $125, $2.00 and $3.00 silk. stripe, also club ties of bengaline GLOVES . Dress Gloves lined and unlined for $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 Cuff Links25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Scarf Pins25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Cuff Links and Scarf Pins.. 50c, 75c, $1.00 Watch Chains75c SHOES For Women, Men and Children Women’s Gaiter boots$1.0(F F Patent Leather$3.50, $3.00 and $2.50 Gun Metal$3.50. $3.00. $2.50 and $2.00 Men’s Shoes. .$2.25, $3.00, $4.00, $-1.50, $5.00 Boys’ Shoes$2.25, $2.50 Girls’ Shoes$1.75, $2.00 and $2.25 Rubber Boots, for “little men” 4 to 8 years, $1.50 MENS’ SHIRTS Dress Shirts, the famous “Elgin” goods$1.00 and $1.25 Flannel Shirts, navy and gray$1.00, $125 and $1.50 ’ UNDERWEAR For Men and Boys, Union Suits and Sep­ arate Garments. — LOT 1—89c Women’s Slippers 89c A large line of women’s slippers in felt, with fur tops, etc., worth $1.25. LOT 2—$1.10 Women’s Slippers $1.10 Women’s extra quality felt slip jrs, fur * top or ribbon run, every pair $1. 1 value, , LOT 3-*98c Men’s Slippers 98c Men’s leather slippers in turn soles, former price $1.25. LOT 4—$1.19 Men’s Slippers $1.19 Men’s fine solid leather slippers, former prices $1.50 to $2.00. SUSPENDERS. Each pair in a box25c ana 56c Belts25c, 50c and 75c‘ Garters. .25c and 50c . > , SLIPPERS make a box of comfort that is acceptable by either women or men, special prices, starting Friday. l-WEICZGENANT & RIEDE GRANT H. OTIS OLD STAND iTIiir. oyland is Joy land NmthvHip last Wednesday. Hurry HlKbury und family have re­ turned to Quimby.. Mr*. George "Scott cntertidged her I Will Need a Staff. Every day is a happy day in our big Toy Department and every day sees big crowds of eager buyers hence it’s our advice not to delay your purchases, because toys cannot be replaced. I will need a staff to lean upon when I'm old. When the autumn leaves are falling. And the air with frost is cold. When with age. my form U bending And my hair la turned 'to gray. And along life's rugged ‘path* : ’TUi-' Get out your Christmas list tonight for Christmas is \ not far away. We have numberless gifts suitable for everyone on your list.—Man, woman, boy or girl. Collar Boxes Purses Tie Racks and Boxes Shaving Sets Smoking Sets Ties and Handkerchiefs Stationery Hand Bags Shopping Baskets Jewelry Toilet Articles Auto Scarfs Perfumes Pictures Books Games Sleds Magic Lanterns Mechanical Toyi Qrde^ Our Draya Tool Chests Rocking Horses Mission Desks and Chairs Rocking Chairs Trunks ' Tables and.Dishes Aluminum Cooking Sets Doll Furniture Wash Day Outfits The Famous Auerbach Candy of New York, of which we are exclusive dealers, at • 10c and 20c pound. -z NTS* A barrel of Salted Peanuts Just arrived. ' No trouble to select your Dishes from the finest assortment in town. A- PIANO AND SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. Temple/Tek. —To Confederate ioI­ lers. by tho IT. D. C. Juliet. IIL—To Spanish war v* ter­ ns. . West Chester, Fa.—Tp Civil war Frank Ferris <»nd wife apent Sun­ day nt Fred Binkth's. This community was sorry to hear of Thomas‘Kelley's death last Fri­ day. just ono month utter tho death Tho many plcaiunt Aid Society gath­ erings held nt. their farm homo will never-bo forgotten by their anany fr»end* In Huttynd. Flora! designs Under State Supervision Our books and business are examined twice a year by the state ollicer, which is an assurance that thc business i/e do is and must lie dene ip accordur.ce witj/thc laws governing such institution's and tbd - Battle Creek Building and Loan Association NS. "nV If you have not yet the Christinas spirit,' come ' rnivli'.il/"* “ ,lul T,n \ engineering ideas, work.quick to the Christmas Store. please uuy boy who i» mechanically Imllm-d. Wo have th,, cuinplcto line. . HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Houston, Tex.—A public drinking fountain surmounted by a statue of Nam Houston, tllu founder of IJouiton. will soon be erected. Hprlnwliold. Jll-yHtatuM of . A Ure­ na m Uncoln und tttcphen' Al DougIan. eoslfhff 150,000,'wills ho i uitflfflW places all its money on Real Estate Security, the strongest security in the. world, and all money invested in this Building and Loan Association is free from taxation and is earn­ ing 5# par cent interest. jf you want to save money and have your savings earn you a good Yate’soe Albert Altoft and Jasper F. Black A. B. HEDRICK, Proprietor Store Open Evenings Until Aitor Christmas HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �Furniture Makes The Best GIFTS long felt want is sure to fill time to buy of us now—because the selections are better than at any other time of the year. now and make your purchase and have it placed with the many already sold Miller & Harris Furniture Company The Sample Furniture People Michigan Hastings Crony NASHVILLE for building T. E. Fuller'* new h'ousc I* |Fu»hlng the work right along mid Safety First 'Irgil Kidder nnd hl* little laid, were both quite alck Thi* hold* true in your electric wiring. That'* one reason why I urge‘you to let me <lo ’ your electric work. You*! know it is done right end that your building* are safe if I do boy I* quite sick With pnoumunli and other children in thc family are sick. Mr*. Mary .Sent* of Ha»tinK’. vU- CEO. VAN TIFFLIN Rapid*. Thursday. Mis* Cecile Zuschhitt wa* at Grur/d Timely Suggestions for Christmas Shoppers This year callsfor more core in the selection of gifts than usual. Wc have studied thc market carefully and arc prepared to assist you. Look oyer thc following list: Mpn’s Traveling’Cases Pullman Apron Easel Mirrors Art Calendars, something new with Memo note Suit Holder and Brush in nice leather Leather Traveling Medicine Cgse Comb and Mirror in leather case, for traveling Manicure Outfits Toilet Sets • • Hand Mirrors Pocket Mirrors • Shaving Sets Cuff and Collar Traveling Bags Pyralin Ivory Sets and in single pieces Box Stationery Box Candies Books for the whole family Purses Bill Folds Covered Flasks Fountain Pens Music Rolls Games of all kinds Mecanno Building Outfit PHARMACIST, HASTINGS, MICH We Want You to See Us Before You Buy for Christinas. v.yh ChrlNtnutH lardi: I* picking up and the stores all huv*. very nice display* of holiday good-i. Creek. Saturday. . Glenard Earl visited friend* In Battle Creek a part of last weekMr. Bottomk-y of near Brookfleld fi.ia bought Dewey Procter’* farm. Bowen school is preparing for a Xmui program. Beatrice Mast is sick at thia-writHOi Tifr west mrruixD. Orvil Brughdoff hu« sold hla («rtn BACK TO NATURE 6etoffC’ J I THAT LINtl fl you'll BREAK'S ITHB PICTUREjl A kink in your back is your business, but if you want it adjusted, that’s my busi­ ness. Sp\nal analysis free, Citizens phone �THB ■ASTTMCM rfAKXrn Everything What Shall I Give ? IN .nd o p p or t un i I i a ■ to buy ihe right glf11 Fine Jewelry roparalt For Men Balmacaans $10.00 to $15.00 Traveling Bags, Xmas special $4.98 Suit Cases . . $1.00 to $6.00 Sweaters ... ... 50c to $5.00 Big assortment of Ties in Holiday boxes50c to 75c Garter and Belt sets.... 50c Dress Shirts. . .50c to $1.50 ‘ Mocha Gloves, silk or wool lined$1.00 Umbrellas ...$1.00 to $2.00 Wool Hose25c to 50c Mufflers .... ,25c and 50c Handkerchiefs t. . . 5c to 50c Suspenders . . . 25c and 50c Night Shirts . . 50c to $1.00 Underwear, cotton or wool50c to $1.50 Union Suits . $1.00 to $3.00 Pelt Lined Coats. .,.*.$5.00 Plush and Fur Caps. .$1.00 MEN’S & BOY’S CLOTH­ ING BARGAINS Men’s Overcoats made of good Melton cloth, warm and dressy, $8.00 value, only*-$5.00 Boys’ Overcoats, in brown and gitey mixtures with converttable collars, 5 to , A New Coat For Christmas Here’s the opportunity you have been waiting For. All Ladies’, Misses’ and Child­ ren^ Coats must go. Severe price cutting all along the One lot of Ladies’ Coats that sold up to $7.00 J2.9S to close at 1-4 off on all Coats 520 that sold from $ 10 to. . One lot of Misses’ Coats that “Id upto 5/.OS $o.uu GROCERY SPECIALS 19 lbs. of sugar $1.00 Nedrow Coffee22c Soroso Coffee. ,20c Large can of Tomatoes tJ 10c 9 bars of Lenox soap. . 25c 6 bars of Naptha Soap. 25c Raisins, per pound10c 7 pounds of Rolled Oats 25c Cranberries, per quart. 08c 25c can K. C. Baking Powder19c Tycoon Tea . . . 40c 3 boxes of Matches.-.,.!. 10c Whether the gift be great or small we have something here that will meet your approval. For Women Table linen. . .50c to $2.00 Bed spreads.$1.00 to $3.00 Hand Bags . . . 50c to $3.00 Muffs$4.00 to $12.00 Fur Sets . $10.00 to $25.00 Comfy Slippers 75c to$1.25 Handkerchiefs. . .5c to 50c Knit Underwear for50c to $2.25 Umbrellas . . .t. 50c to $3.59 Flanelette House Dresses . . $1.00 Lunch Cloths . 50c to $1.50 Side board Scarfs for50c to 75c Towels ... .-...-.r.t. 15c to 75c Kid Gloves .$1.00 to $1.50 Knit Skirts.e. .. 50c to $1.25 White Aprons.T.t. 15c to 65c Handkerchiefs, any style and any price. Kid, Mocha, Cape or Knit Gloves. ’ Drawn Work,. 25c to $1.00 Muslin Underwear. Lace Collars... 25c to $1.00 Silk Petticoats t. $2.50 I 5 yrs., values up to $8.00 Special Bargains at.$3.95 Boys’ double-breasted suits Christmas Shopping Made Easy Gifts For Men ' Stick Pins "Emblem Button. Signet Ring* Gold Watclies Silk Fob* Emblem Clmrms Coat Chain* Ix-iut Openers Sharing Kris Military BHvdira Ma toil Boxes Humidors Ash Receivers Photo l'rsm<-« Gifts for Ladies Guaranteed WWW Rings Diamond Ring* Kirrilng Hllrcr Spoon* Photo Frames Pendant Chains Signet Rings G«M RracrtaA Gohl and Nlirr Thimble* Gold and I*r»rl Bra<U Toilet Sets Puff Basra ■ Chatelain Pin* Small Hra*» ami Gold (locki Guaranteed Set Rings Fountain Pens Shirt St ml. EjcgiOM Chain.* Chafing Dlahra. Gold Gold IxM‘krtH GUmm-4 Bread and Bolter Platea. PIKE 8 DAMON JEWELERS & OPTICIANS Phone 281 rtstmas Hastings. Oir Store Will be Open Fimlngs During TM Holidays. <5:’o in Scotch Mixtures, ages 8 to 16 years, values up to $6, at. . $2.98 1000 pounds of Candy, 19 different kinds, at 10c per lb. NELSON Middleville - = - CO. a. Michigan MIDDLEVIL TAMARAC CORNERS. Miss Ix>ls KJQodrlch. trimmer In Mr*. Parker** millinery shop fur the past season, rcturnril to her home in tho pulpit Sunday. Allegan. Tuesday.' Walker Coton. of'Grand Rapids, J.yJ. Stork and wife are spending spent over Sunday with his parents. n few days-with Mrs., Randolph Vol- Him* Cotton’s. '»ur Christian Endeavor leader for ..... ............... .. .... husband. They were next Sunday evening Is Mra inex Dr. B. Swift ha* .old hl* home b.lplng care for' him during hl» re- Gavltt. Every body wclcomo. .Mrs. Clara. Sears spent Tuesday » frrat Main Mn«t t>. Jamra Ken- rcnt and dtalhnight with her mother. Mrs. John Sumin in Woodland, and abu, accointending Columbia l-.inled her to Hattlngx. Wednesday," with Mra Henry Severance ut the purchased home home <>f Bert SeverJufr. lodl Simp- train for, Brandy. Virginia. Fred Gufiln and family have movI from Mtn. Vollwelider's house, The Congregational l-adle* had n —Annabel Campbell surprised her Mra Ora- lluughton xpent Sunday -well «a baked good. last hjlurduy n,,‘'»'»T .her birthday last week. at the council rrnina j ,f>' Inviting tf * ' ' Leon Purduu spent Tuesday In E. F. Blake wax in Detroit on bus- I Ionia. Inaa* Wednesday. I Al,‘ R“c,.r”r ’ Mr. ami Mrs. George Scars and mother,* Mra. Gilbert spent Tuesday j enjoyed by those who h'-Til the honor Winter months in thc sunny with dropxy I t.i be Invited.. A suitable gift ns a Mra Kerr and spending a few homo near IgywolL daughter at their ar-' guext*, ail whiling her miiiy raturmi otir deepest sympathy. old ,,f day, | ... _ ■ • Grand Rapid*,-ft Wednesday. !■» tho -dining room whs which all enjoyed Jays: a nuts, is now carina: He is quite comfortable at i I have had my picture token, and there ore now over 100,000,000 of me thia country there are people -who know mo and send for ms' to coma and help them make their friends happy. Beautiful Flowers « Polled Plants for Christmas t>o dext rayed my meaning never c*an forever, and it la stamped right on first thing. 1» has helped many, many people, and it will help many more. I bring happiness and cheer to ever/ placo 1 go besides the pleasures Christmas packages and then put my am usually put on the back of the 'package right beside the name of my sender, but I am also found on tho in­ side* too. I waa born about the first of Aug- IN COT FLOWERS Chrysanthemums, Violets, Sweet Peas, Carnations NEBRASKA GIRL’S CHRIST­ MAS RIDDLE year at about this time. Then I shall Thc following Christmas riddle was appear again with a smiling, cheerful repaired by Camilla Edholm, a face, but Just a little bit changed, for you know that will’ bo a year lafer. daughter of Mrs.K. R. J. Edholm, tonsil* -clalfon'for the Study und Prevention siderably. You may find me yourself at Chrlatat thl* of Tuberculosis. Guess If you can. First of all. I am a small piece of me from my description, and I hope paper nearly one Inch square, and I POTTED PLANTS Azaleas, Primroses, Cyclamen demand my meaaag Wednesday I will bo at Carlton Center store Fri- nnd family. for ihe Citlxena Telephone Cn. ■ rge nnd appreciative r.udlence Bancroft aome tfeekx for treatment attended th" Hefiry- Clark lecture is home much Improved. Pauline. who hnva been spending u Kcv. H. C. Chevlx und fimlly left in Cedar Wla, last Thursday morning. The good wlsh.s of Ml^lelville friend^ g<» with them. . They nude many warm friends while here, who will miss them from the towni hoping Mra John Shrincr was called to ollnS Tuesday by the Mrloux Ill- they may efijoy their new home rela­ tions Is our earnest wish. Mln Phlla Doane left lust Thurshomo Hudsonville, expects to be Ut iwo ' i ho CHUen-s n» nil my thing* xhould be at Chrlitma« time, and I remind you <jf mow Nearly twp-thlrdx of the mall mat- and ulelgha and Chriatmaa tree* and r <tf the world b. written in EngHah. Hastings, Halls implement store, home, Thursdays. Wm. P. Hale. 3-wks Treasurer, thank the friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindneaa. the l>or« in Rutland'ahd Hastings for the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley. Canada’s cultivated area In 1911 A Boston Fern would be a Lovely Christmas Present CHASE & WILCOX, EA“ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �PAGE THE HAFHNGS BANNER. DECEMBER 17. 1»1L Miuwujiiire j ■ Get The Spirit of Christmas! s Refined Gifts at Mulholland’s Drug Store Our removal early in the year to our new lo­ cation, opposite the city bank, makes it nec­ essary to close out as near as practical all spec­ ial holiday merchandise. To do this we are making special prices which good buyers can­ not afford to overlook. We are selling the “CREAM” of the foreign We want every man, woman and child visit­ ing Hastings during the month of December to see our store and see things. The largest and best stocked DRUG, BOOK, STAT­ IONERY and BIBLE house between Jack­ son and Grand Rapids. and American products designed for discrim­ inating patrons, covering thousands of articles made to FIT BOTH FAT and LEAN PURSES. Our showing of Christmas Post Cards and Christmas Letters equals in finish and price, those of the best stores in the largest cities. Just a few things in which we surpass: Books, Bibles, Hand Bags, Pocket Books, Post Cards. Xmas Letters and Beals, Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, Dolls, Bristle Goods, Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Post Card Albums, Pipes, Xmas Stationery, Cigar and Tobacco Jars, Brass Goods, Razor Strops, Mirrors, Traveling Outfits, Jewel Boxes, Gold Picture Frames. i I I DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY OF SEEING US Arthur E. Mulholland THE LEADING DRUGGIST Goods Delivered Only goods of guaranteed quality are offered here: .3 lbs. for 40c A good grade Coffee, per it). 15c. .per lb. 12?.c Genuine Whole Codfish .... 25c 8 bars Lenox Soup tor----- ... 25c * 7 lbs. Best Rolled Oats fop r 6 burs Galvanic Soap for... 25c _25c 3 cans Peas, extra fine, for. ,25c 3 cans Corn for.— 25c 3 cans Beets for 3 cans Tomatoes for 25c Dried Apricots, Prunes, Currants, Sultada Raisins and Seeded Raisins* Porto Rico Molasses formerly handled by J. S. Goodyear Co. 1W E. C. Russ & Son G .Mr. Jenson will remain in Plain* Southwestern Barry Department MtLO. M4*s Roxie Bishop spent ThurStl.»y night with her teacher In Pralr- her hemo Friday by thirty young ftlcnds. She was tho recipient of several nice presents. Refreshment* Th«r M|lo school will give an enter­ tainment in the churen Christmas •eve. They will present two drains*. ’‘Pearl'a Christmas,” by the httw folk*, and “Santa-at School” by the older ones, In connection with which there will be « Christmas tree. Evcryono Invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs Frank Bishop spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. porter Knowles in East Barry. Mr and sir*. George Doyle spent Saturday In Dolton. Great Wedding Reception at Milo. Lcftt Thursday, afternoon as Mrs. Ida Brundiijtler was coming frqm QUALITY MEMORIALS Quality is the distinguishing characteristic of an object which makes it superior to the ordinary. Nowhere is the mark of quality more to be desired than in your memorial work. The cost ot a rough block of granite is small in­ deed, when compared to the value it represents af* ter being shaped into a ipemorial by the hands of an artisan. Our appreciation of this is a guarantee of distinctive monuments. We would like to impress upon you the impor­ tance of placing your’order now for spring deliv­ ery. IRONSIDE BROS. PHONE 1*7 MONUMENT DEALERS V HASTINGS, MIOH. Where You Do The Best ■ AxwrKVALi.: MH* clrt'McC Kalamuxoo • on the.-lrah’ Mos't Important i Read Carefully • - Watch for the New Store FINK LUW. Mr*. Brinltutoul •ry and ua George Doyle of Chicago was already on thc train »hc instant- tho play aVDellorr f*rld;i>'. Dugal Campbell , enlcrt. were going to Hastings to transact Sunday School ‘vias* Wcdt some business with tly county clerk cuing for supper, a The evening wiu And other parties. As soon as Mrs. 11. arrived at Milo Instead uf getting both , Engltah, und German languugo. tho evening meal for her huabund and afterward* darning sucks <>r iull reported a vuvjlcllghtfill time. Mr. Fargcr ■»<-jylon went u few housewifely duty she began calling day* with Mr. nnj’ilrt/ Roy Headon her neighbors nnd telling thing* loy. ,5 f. ' to make mischief and even phoning Wutch for thfi'llawlcighman. li—•nt ....n .... ■.. ...i.. tho mischief sho could. The result of which wm that Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. George Doyle had been happily ensconsed In their own Bert McCullum. homo but minute* ; fifteen -------------: •.and were . ■ r.iia juvuuuin Mr*. Ella McCallum wmi e< sun Ducongratulating each other on their; Kul a f(>w d „f mutual clevernew in eluding their wlth ,r|l.nrtg ln • Kalam.^ .o. friends, when a heavy farm wagon Mnt_ Eva n.nenj.ort wn- . with a hayrack on Ailed with people umMOO vWt<>r u couple of d.i who had collected all the mu»lc*l InRtrument* to bo found.. »»‘i Shtiltp quite primative and <>th< l Mra. Henri Fennel*. posed Mr and Mr*. Dbyle were too ■ & Co,•aro cutting di happy tu even notice a few discord­ mill. .• ■ ant tone*, but the' flrat selection Mr.-and Jit*. Ir.t Htuok* spctil played on them waked . ihe echoes ffutid.iy •with Mr*. ChumlK-HaTtn ’ and brought Mr. Doyle promptly to Mint Nina Junnun of Milo colled un the dnor with cigars In hath hands Ml“*r* Kihei <uul Mary (liven Friday; hopjng “those horrid hoys" would Mr*. J. B. GrUwohi spent a few tnlio a generous' supply and depart from the scene' of hi* happlnesa. Rapid*. But to his astonishment the occu­ pants of the wagon begun dropping' an both of 41.i■‘ting* • attended Mr*. off from the rack and swarming into Gntswnld'a household duties while the house, tilling even- ‘ Inch ot it with congratulations, good wishes Mr. and Mr*.. Muriun Davenport and happy laughter. The guests and son Gruver spent Sunday with emulnd« An announcement lias been nude from the president'', office of jltv Southern Railway company that within five year* thc nnt'iugotmtB expects to hove the entity distance from Atlanta to Washington double If 'T”'" *• ent* ift Delton. Nona Hearlcs I* doing work for Mry. Alllat 1'lshvi lur i.r- ■ . .? John McKibben la gaining slowly ' 'up teacher and pupils i paring for a Christmas tree neighborhood please be nt Sunday »ch'<>ol Sunday anil receive a Christina* treat and Ellaworth Itarrot and wife of Del­ Ed. Hous', caught Thursday aoout noon, but tliu fam­ ton attended the dunes at I- D. .Mr. arid Mr*. Rhodebuugh. ily und neighbor* put It nut by th. .Woodman * Friday evening. evening. It was quite well attend-1!”* 'h End<nvor meeting, The Barryvlll* Aid &>deiy ha* a E~/Hri»ee ha* been brought to a tin* ed and ull preaent appeared tu hate | quilt to Bell. if any one wl»he» to. a good time? >h by the jury bringing in a verdict ' ,_ht; buy call at Mra. Neal, the pre»hltnt, The Busy Bee* will have school of ’’h”"v *’ 3 *ht,rl ’-’“"BPotluck Str<' Orr‘-n Fawctt and aoM Ray i and Burr are v hit Ing relative* m supper. Every one invited. loAEE VIEW. j Charlotte. The Grangers will give a supper 1 Mr*. Bell Seward of Battle Creek m , Mr*. • Emmett Felghtn^t ’of near NauhVUIu visited Mt*. Ethel McKay Saturday evening in honor - uf the ’ Friday. D. Woodman hu* built a . Mis* Florence Coolbaugh spent from Friday until Monday with Ml** Kathryn Rltainan of Quimby. Mr*. Perry-Gifford end son Millard evening, which arid all enjoyed Slm-lcir and' fam* tine After (pending a short time with Korea, attended Children. Ip- Thursday with Mr. und Jiri; Geatgv Croid£vr. Baltimore. < tin mid MT*. Frnnk .Mr*. Will Cogswell and children' spent Saturday evening with-Mr. and Mr*. II. Munn. ■ . 5ernis - CashPrices IS*?- A neww-ay to buy h'^". - a watch latmts KUne..Is rapidly (ailing. for her Saturday. She is nome bet­ ter ut thl* writing. Mra. J .mu* Brown spent thc tatter Thera, .will he rias* meeting led part of the week with her daughter. There will be Sunday School at 11 Mr*. Jrihn- Robinson nnd llt<l® daughter Lucite have returned home Lane live Mr. and Mrs. Doyle. Brook*. The topic is "An Udseilu-h from Gun lake. Life.- Phil. 1:1-11. NORTHEAST BARRY. Ed. Myer* spent Friday. In Kalamaguo. . ,• EAST BAR IIY. The school will have a Christmas Everyone, school hmiw Friday night I Creek *p*nt Stuidajr ut Will ilarona*. come. two weeks- vacation. Hammle Armour and wife visited i • There will !>«»-.i Christmas tree ut । tho school house -op 'Wednesday. uf-i relatives at Banneld Sunday " ternootr. • Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Troxel ’of E.t»t Mrs. Lelehlltncr und children und | ! Cuatleton xpenl lint Friday in llaatMrs. Vernor .Webster ajid children to Battle Cicek Suturtidy i ing*. viiiilng their «un. Vcrnard und spent Saturday at Kalama too. Chrislnias presents.. |R11K Mrs. Clare Clark of'Hastings ve­ , \ P-, H,rth«y‘u1!., V.*?Wln.i’’i i,rA CS'hthiu Perkimi of Hosting*. iled her daughter. Mr*. Rdsell Mott. CricMs and reUthe* in Battle t.rruk. | j, vUHinjc her Kll>.- ,nU toOlU>. church Sunday. . WEST MORE. have hot oyster steV. “And when they got thero her cupboard was not bare,” but contained two very elabor­ ate wedding cakes, one for the bride and, one for tha groom so nothing ible to h There were a nnumber uf young proved in health u» tu 1 people attended the play ot Delton about the house. Mr*. Louise Hulbert Is 1-.repms Friday night and pronounced it good. .*■ "■ v.hll. hl. Reuben Webster was in Hasting* ,? * “*O- , . , ,, K.iiry Bruhc ha. Um Mlldu Saturday on. business' ■ of this .pl^ce. . = Uid Mre T. 7t." lt«dH«augh"of "North, CMel|elun. w(lh ,h..lr were (h0 -nd Mr«. Iler... I'M. <d WvMMand Hun.Uy. Jlr. .-..(.Itaulh and b „„ ,. M w * Mh>. Clyde Evert* and. ohljdrsq jvh-lled her parent*. Mr. und Alr». I Joint Varney of the Ridge, lost Mon­ ‘, I ' ■« dunce ni---------- - ------------ . „tw. ..v. -. CttriatrouM lilght.- uh.. m><‘-.|»i-r-1 dsuchler from B.iMle Creek visiting on Naw Ycer eve. I’vir}-'* or-1 thorn. You will bo Interested In our now club ’ plan as It enables you to buy a high grade * South Bend Watch In a beautifully en. craved gold case on easy payments at the rock bottom cash.price. 1 No Inng prices—you buy thia watch al absolutely tho lowest •cash price. You get the watch upon making the first payments and. its a'watch that you will bo. proud of. Mead thif description Tho South Bend Watch which «o are offering on this club plan is backed Design—Bridge rnodri of tho 1st by our personal guaran- Kainikir-No.21 manufacturer*. Our new club plan ot selling makes this offer possible. • We ran make thia offer for a limited time only. Take, advantage of it now-—come in and let us toll you,the full particu­ lars ot Ibis remarkable ' offer. lange* la temperature, »te,. ' Hair i-prlng—Bred git—the vary i*t made. A Huiln ,F. R. PANCOAST THE JEW EL1.11 Spain naa -7.rt4.?#7 cheep and �TITT HAflTTYMGfl B^XVT.R. DECEMBER U, 1*14. Bud Burns of Shidgleton IRVING tX» xplkrs in his shoes.) Blew into Rhlngleton • T<> punish Some "boose." an* hundred f'plunk»‘.' Hnooied on for nlghi* tumlxr <nmp 1»unl-. Thin was his clothing. ut urami R«pui» Itnil Burna mliL nothing, but—• O5Oh5 g otronc vivid r«-all*tic pre- Bud Burn*. ntlllid 1.1k h» Soon pottrnd d'own the ll«’nu»r Th.ls drama is a All dlsay-and trembling And chilled by the j ol pence und the, Suitable for E,very Member of the Family Will be Found in Our Big Special Holiday Stock And gray was his thatch: 'rt Rushs raid nothing, but— . And Brain nil confused. murder. Murder Ills clothing si fright, war is wrong! It --------- . — - -----dlsputeg ' It Is a play that should be ■ old winter night. Thomas and Thresla Gll|ett gave .■ And boarding hoilN- tim party at tbelr horn*- In the village Lurk turned iiR*ln>t him; Claude C. Wilcox, our navy buy of Thin wan hl* clothing North Rutland. Thc home was tasti­ ly decorated in Ihn national red. Still. .Bums said nothing hutwhite nnd blue. About S5 young "Gimme er match." people participated In the festivities. The guests spent the evening enjoy - SaljJ it ydune woman *harply. Don’t let unseasonable weather annoy you! Santa Claus will come anyway. He comes every year and this year is to'be one of great rejoicing and merry-making. There are only a few days left and you should take ad­ vantage of the special buying chances we are presenting to you. It. F. Gillett and wife of Middle­ ville and Mrs. Hattie Smith of East Burna touched hl» cop lightly Leroy spent Saturday at the hbmo of And moved Co the door. Largest Stock of Books in B^rry County the mother of Mra. II. F. aillctt. Thin w;is hi* clothing Rapid* Monday on btwlnera. ret urn - gantxing of the Irving Brass Band. Mtlll Burna raid nothing lull- Books are lasting gifts. They fill a spot in one’s life that nothing else can fill. No more pleasing gift can be made to any one than a nice book. We have all the late books, over a 1,000 titles in the popular 50 cent editions. Many hundreds of 25 cent books for boys and girls. Down.Burn*' rough cheek*; Members of Social Commute.-, Irving Eye* leered nnd hand trrpibled. Betts: E. E. Warner and Milo Shun, in order ted aecure u tow wholesale Spent another long night Gift Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymnals, Poetry Gems the We wish to call your attention to our Perfumes and Toilet Waters money Still. Burn* wild nothing but— ’ "Give me n match.” ntahed voluntere.1. Dell .Setllffmen. furnish all the furl for the winter that the band would use during prac- - Of Ufa'* fretful day. tke every Monday night ahd the Thin Is his clothing. And gray Is his thatch: services of Cassius G. White of Rut­ land. a former bandmaster In ihe I’. Btid Hurns, if he knew It. t|io band musical Instruction. Every­ thing has started well and under auaplclous conditions for a good stout *----- --------------membership is et's get Burna stray From that crooked old trail. The Irving Rolh-l Milla are now Breathe*, endlre* salvation Dawn through heart* of opened to the public. The feed grinding and buckwheat department- Thin may be hl* clothing And gray be hi* thatch; and the clam ot goods being turned out show the eareful palnatnking manI l.iat I ng*. Mich. th* mill and a high grade of flour 1» being turned out. The wheat flour Floyd Russell nnd wife called on Mr. and Mho. Wallace Russell left Wednesday for n week'-, visit nt Knl- elude the completion of the flouring with the butt saw outfit. line and Mrs. Van Dcveres, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Risbridgrr. Mr. evening. ami Mrs. Will Jones. Mr. and Mr.i. Mary, school house tn Rutland township. Besides dbltjg the regular bust new. Battle Creek, last we< Mra. Ruse I'lllllpa Medicine Cases Traveling Kits Embroidery Sets Card Albums Pennants Toilet Articles Leather Pillow Tops Toilet Sets Shaving Mirrors ( Glove Boxes Thermos Bottles Leather Covered Flasks Card Cases Smoking Sets Cigar Cases Ash Trays Jewel Boxes Hat Pin Boxes Boudoir Clocks Music Rolls Fine Cigars The Newest Article—Very Artistic Parisian Ivory—Everything from 25c to $3 and $4 Carveth & Stebbins Goods Delivered Phone No. 31 Bint 11 in; Score* nl Relior'- Hastings, Mich. IHSTRKT. Glen * Lamphere. »» ciiman .—Jennie H. Skillman. conductcd by th«- uchooi Bntntih. ¥.,,!■ annoyed because . v« tfjkcn to Invading ,lhe villa*. Woodland Waa Sund.'v slven, interspersed with rang and M»h.-r music. followed by a »oclal hour. Thirty-live neighbor* Club *ong and devotional*. BualneM meeting and election Muxlc—Young People'* Chorus. nnd friend* j Mlle* add Desra Idnrks are horn-1 to spend their vacallOQ^They are a:lending Kalamaxoo norma). Mrs. June Fisher visited over S-jn-l day with MrA Sarah Fisher of Hn u Ings. Frank Kennedy had the . mlrtnrtunc to breajt hta shoulder taut Week. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Sprague. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klnno visited with nd Mrs. Albert Klnne. Sunday. The attended unlvsraltle*. >eople In London more than iSOne Ton of Coal Free Insinuation Jjin second Friday January. Mm. Chamberlain w.ia p^oranlV trrAI their horn.- with well-Illled ba-; keu Friday evening' to help Jhrm! I celebrate their 23rd wedding nnni-; veraary. All hud n very enjoyable. evening. It, wan a complete »-ir- wlt/f Adalbert j homo Friday. Leonard Wunderlich sick list. ' has beeni ItclH-knbi FJs'cl Officer* viithu Rebekah Lodge. No. 53.1 hr annual election of otllcera I Friday evening: '.uln Gregory. latulMUgh the Wednesday evening following 20 neighbor* Christmas und a good time will b.forthcoming. A library program for staying ind in the village . lor the purpose of collecting taxes. S. A. Rflgler. plans Where ahi The Class name decided , upon Is "The Irving Sunday School Boosters’' class and plans und ways were broached, tending to uplift urn) Item lit other- by development and self Solp—Phylllu Carter. Christmas Letters Tinsel Cards Hand Bags Fountain Pens Hand Mirrors Military Brushes Hat Brushes Clothes Brushes Manicure Sets Collar Bags Candle Sticks Ink Fountains Shaving Sets unlay, until Sunday. Napoleon rice pop com nt the Irving ran Aljfin, spent Sunday nt F. Bri­ general store one day last week and Samuel Pratt marketed a loud of dry Mm Edd Bristol has Iteen caring for Mr grandchildren. Margaret nnd LaW re neo Howman. during their mother'* Hines*. / »nd known us the Doyle road. Un Bert Bowser i/nd' family MonSay under ihe direction of over­ Battle Creek. Bunday, seer. Oeorge H. Bedford, men nnd home Monday. irams commenced work on this atrip of highway which is now rather a creditable road. With some more She was joined by her. h unbuild and ixccllcnt strip of highway. . chiidjen. and they spent the day ut The Young People's Bible J. Msmtif- with Mr. Warner's nloihSunday evening to complete Christinas Candies Fancy Stationery Paper Weights Purses, Bill Books Ion Rapid*. Mr. and Mfa. H. U Van Sycklc itrd Prod Van Syckle'a nnd fair/ Sunday. . J) phone line, known n* mdved to California. Reading Glasses Playing Cards Book Racks Tobacco Jars Hair Receivers Card Trays Are looking ut Ittirne; A MISCELLANEOUS LIST _____ __ _ ___ ped of ull its glamor nnd nothing but blighting alckenlng effect* Irvins General Store We arc pleased tn'announce that the cost ot living is gradually going down. Prices are getting back to normal condition and as usual we can sell you at the following bargain prices: 19 lbs. Granulated Sugar_________________ .51.00 9 Bars Lenox Soap " .25 3 Boxes N. T. Matches .10 Any 10c tobacco 3 for.... 25 Fresh Meats and Oysters at the Irvins Store C. R. WATSON, General Store GENERAL STORE IRVING, MICH. DOTH PHONHS-Haiting., 150 1L-48; Middleville Line. Ifi3 IL-IS, Because of the great popularity of our Howard White Ash and Buffalo Creek White Ash Coals, exclusively handled by us for years, others for some time have been selling inferior coals under ih6 name of “White Ash.” At the risk of losing the benefit of past years of advertising OUR ORIGINAL WHITE ASH, we havfc planned to sell this same coal under a trade name that cannot be infringed upon: * To do this so that all may know the reason, we will give ONE TON OF OUR FAMOUS WHITE ASH COAL F-REE for the best Trade Name or Trade Mark suggested by any one. The offer is open to all. Simply send us before Jan. 1st an original design fora cut, or a phrase such as “Dixie Gem,” “Black Raveh” or “Cast Iron Splint.” Let the name be as suggestive as possible of the High Heating Qualities of this deservedly famous coal. This coal is mined in West Virginia, near the Kentucky border. , It is exceptionally blocky, free burning and entirely free from clinker. We want the best Trade Name or Design that we can get and the award will be made honestly and fairly. Announcement of the winner will be made in our advertisement the second week in January. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co PHONES 254 �THE HASTINGS BANNER DECEMBER 17,1914—24 PASES c PART THREE—PAGES 17 TO 24. A Check JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS FOR $12.75 $25 or double or treble any of these amounts or $63.75 Id come in mighty handy, wouldn’t it? WELL Make up your mind before you take your eyes off this advertisem to be one of the thousands to join our Landis Christmas Savings Club and save a little every week. When the time comes your savings will be paid back to you in a lump sum—plus interest It Will Be Just Like Finding Money You will never miss the small amounts you pay in. The dimes, nickels and pennies that you allow to slip through your fingers for trifles will keep up the payments. EVERYBODY IS WELCOME TO JOIN. The first payment makes you a member—no lees—no fines nor trouble—none are too old— none are too young to be enrolled. ACT AT ONCE—JOIN NOW—and Christmas you will be very glad you took our advice The Club Opens Monday, December 21, 1914 HASTINGS CITY BANK “The Bank Hut Dosi Things for You Hastings, Michigan THE OTTAWA TRIBE’S BELIEF IN IMMORTALITY at the door. An old man made hl« "rotfare on tho rood of tho dead." thia direction?" • An interesting Legend of the Michigan Indian’s • Belief In a Future Life. to ascertain, all pagan Indians be­ lieved In the Immortality of the soul. The Algonquin tribes generally and thc Ottawa* In particular thought that there was a beautiful, broad' prairie, lying nt a great distance, abounding In the finest game of nil In happiness forever and ever. The road to thia hnppy hunting ground, called Kewa-kutpah. “*■* *’ "ghost road,'* or **" zsage that_ no ■mortal _Vonld. ever ipe to pass over IT: indeed It wax only the bravest souls even after death that ever reached the Indian's heaven-, the weakest. Including womeft and chlh|ren. falling by the wayside. It was discovered und ce­ K rlor, who. In a trance, travelled over slated by kindly spirits, thtf former finally captured him. and brought him back to the Und of the living to tell his wonderful story. <now Harbor Springs) zfho had spent most ’of her life among the wild tribes of the northwest territory, up­ on several occasions related to the the happy hunting grounds. When a little girl, she had traveled lit a ca­ noe with Indian escorts from Grand River, Michigan, to St. I*aul, Minneamong*hostile tribes nnd witnessed' many cruelties nfid barbarities, but rd. Her brother, being a renowned medicine man among the Pottawat­ tamie*. had Informed her of many llttlo known tn ordinary -white peo­ ple, and thus she was In a position to' have accurate and reliable infor­ mation regarding air traditions and superstitions of the red man. • Long before the paleface had ven­ tured upon the Indian’s native Und, of lake Michigan, near the resort now called We-que-ton-slng. a squaw up- who went by the name of No-ko-qua. great beyond, but he had left a son. nnd pride of the whole.tflbe. He ex­ celled In the. chase; as a runner he could not be beaten, and In battles he chieftain' naked No-ko-qua? cctved with open arms, nnd the un­ flowers blooming ion of Petoskey and Winona was through this delightful country to a solemnized ut a great feast where grand forest in >whlch songbirds of the young hero related to a breithless multitude hU experience In thfl happy hunting grounds. w mdrrful melodies. The Ottaw-as of L'Arbre Croche No-ko-qua followed her son still cherts)/inanr superstitions based tradition. , They regard th. tho nun waa sinking, she arrived ry with the greater.; rever­ co the legend says it is thr which proceeded the sods ind ence fruit of life; and they never kill lltlaughter of a largo multitude. I Prograjn son Grange Carlton Number of days taught Itpening tfong from Grunge Melodlrr. N.umbcr of boys enrolled. 17. Recitations by children. Number of girls enrolled, 10. JlOll call responded to with a Total enrollment. rhyme or quotation about Christmas or Santa Claus. Song—"The Children Welcome.” Those nelth Survey of Christmas magazine* Ing the month were: Henry Barker. aVd-pictures by Mrs 1-ancaster and Helen Barker. Ernest Barker, George She had reached the Happy Hurt­ taught that they were thc souli ing grounds. Seeing a little wig­ “A Christmas Party.' departed children. v Leon Cole. Sterling 'Butterfield. Cai wam near by. she knocked at thr Brandt. Clyde Brandt, Thelma Dun. door-post airtT was admitted by a 'hrlfftnuin grab box, each member Hurls Dunn. Clair Meade, Clare Not too. had followed « son under similar ! if with pleasure you are viewing any cents In price. Strickland and Roy Strickland. Kate circumstances; and nithough he, ' work a man .Is doing. ■ Kiir prise feature camo every night to hunt and dance! If you like him or’you love him, und enjoy h|m»elf In the beautiful! tell him nowl Maude L’ortrlght, clearing, she could not capture him Don’t withhold your .approbation till for he was really dead. She bade. the parson makes oration her guest to remain -with het^a *’" * ' ' his II.Ol’D COHNWIS. / l^ost '\\ak’q. L*Acr, tie while, ’ when she promis’d - br"8" point nut oc Mario .Inuch sj spent Wednesday name was Petoskey, which means, ,r , -.... - short time "th" rising sun." Tho companions ago. But I fear you cannot follow of Petoskey had no chance to win him. It Is a dangerous and difficult thing and you are sure .to fall in ihe water. I am stationed hero by est; his eye could see tho farthest; Gltchl Manitou to brain all people and his strength was so great that he’ cnuld stuck tho most ferocious forget their worldly troubles nnd for­ animals empty-hafided and come off ever enjoy themselves In tho Happy victorious Hunting Grounds which lie nt the But they must One night, after returning from a end of the road. hunt In which he had been unusually successful, I’r-tos-key was sudden­ ly stricken with a strange malady. of life which lies yonder. was unablo to do this, so I did . not upon his couch of skins. There was remove his brains: ho Is not ch ild but much ’sorrow throughout ths village trawls in a trance." They waited together outside the ■ Looking to thc place Indicated bv and requiem songs nnd laments could For bo heard in every wigwam. silvery beams, an old man camo andjr,,u *blnk some praise Is due him. mnny days the chief remained la a strawberry covered with tooth-mai Its dip It tn comatoso condition, his aged mother. made by departed warriors. As the him. field nnd dark shadows glided Into | ' the berry, the guardsman hr tins tho opening, dancing and shouting I Deer, elk. , ful maiden among the Ottawas/ being them with a sharp, quick blow from to tho music of tom-tom. constantly by hla bedaid*, until they his tomahawk. and the severe l or- buffaloes arid bears nnd all kinds off game mingled with the happy war-I More than fame and more than.mon*, too. from sheer exhaustion, were rlors. Occasionally <>no of the | compelled to lie down. , sunny Without losing any time, No-ko- shades would cautiously approach I . Suddenly they were awakened by to the place, whore the old women And the hearty, warm approval a blood-curdling warwhoop, which qua attempted to cross yho river by were watching, and pointing hl* fin- | n friend. She had echoed loudly through the still night crawling along the tree. ger at them would say: "Look ot ' aid. *No-ko-qua/ and Winona not proceeded fur, however, until she the live people—how funny they are. i jumped to their feet, and us they did slipped anjl fell Into the dark angry Go on home nnd leave us here in; Calling for assistance, zho so beheld Petoskey arisen from his water. happiness. AU the live people are bed. arrayed In all the paraphernalia again attracted the old / guardsman, fonllsh and we don't want to l>e both­ Be­ of wari before th*y could catch hold who came atid pulled her out. ered with them any more.” Then ' If you like him. let him know! of -him he uttered another piercing neath her she noticed many minnow* laughing gayly would run away to lt; swimming about In all direction*. cry and bounded out of tho door. again join In thc sport of his fellows. ■ Let the words of true .encourage- i Thinking he had left his bed In a de­ These, the guardsmen assured „ her. One of the Inst to enter the field ■ ment be said; were the spirits of little children and lirium. they started tn pursuit. those who struggled to cross the riv­ "Pe-toa-key! Pe-toa-key!" cried er but could not do so and finally felt to enjoy, himself like the others, bitt I underneath .the- clover, i the 4omen. but Petoskey paid no at­ Into the water. kept clasping hl< hands to his head i he can nut reiid hltf tomlistune | tention tn jhrlr entreaties running and crying, “My head is heavy! Oh, ■ —Philadelphia Telegraph. only the faster. a Misled ’my’head is so heavy!' Then Winona, with girlish fickle- her across to the other shore, and again she started on Pc-to«-key*s son. 1’etoskjrt't, whoso distress Th,, first Chinese dally newspaper’ to her father's jglgwam; not so No- trail. caused 1»y Nn brains, which th« ... ... . .. .... ko-qua, whoso 'mother-love was a Before long she camt man stationed at the river of death pe.trance and >.« printed surpassing virtue. With a dogged­ I had been unable to remove, because electric - - - power. ness born of despair she clung to the I trail, which was doubly difficult Io for a breach or opening of some sort Keep It Handy for Rheumatism. do because Petoskey no longer ran so that she might make her -way to gored toward them and im ho did ><>. No use to squirm nnd wince and upon the ground but a little distance they grasped him tightly and stuffed y to wear out your Rheumatism. It ip in despair when she ezpled that him Into a sack, which had been ill vvear yefu out Instead.' Apply rrrlble passageway where two pes­ provided for the qccdslon. so that he __________.__ “ghost tles of prodigious size rise and fall could not escape. " ‘ not on Then taking him some Sloan's Liniment. but determined to continue alternately. There Is room for but to the wigwam they put him through through the affected parts, relieve rsult. because-tfhe Wad-satisfied a single person to enter ami the soul nr son waa still alive. AJ1 the must dodge quickly, first under one stones and san*L and the young man the soreness and draw the pain. You rest of that night she followed him and then under tho other. in order to ■was soon brought back to comclouabetter you want to go right out and na be*) aha could, aurmountlng the most annoying obztacloa. Finally perish, especially the weak and No-kb-qua and hei» arm remained toll other sufferers about Sloan's. Oct she camo to a broad river, Gee-ba-yn aged, but No-ko-qua "after watching with their kind hostess for »omr time a bottle of’ Sloan’s Liniment far 25 the proceedings for some time, bold­ after, his resuscitation, watching the cents of any druggist and bafe It in a large splashing tree indicated to all ly made thet attempt and succeeded festivities of the dead each,night, but the house—against colds, sore and departed spirits the place to cross. In slipping unharmed underneath the as they were unable to nhara In their swollen joints, lumbago, sciatica and Your nfoney back If Tho river appeared like a huge ser­ pestle*. happiness, they soon began their liki alfmciiU. pent, forever twisting and cawllng. She then found herself In a mort perilous journey back to the land of nbt satisfied, but it does give almost beautiful country. There were nil the living, where they arrived In due Instant relief. Buy a bottle today. warn, and going thither she knocked kinds of fruits In abundadee and time. They were, of course, re- { School R<*|tort. Report of Briggs sch William Walter Gates visited hb« sister. Baughman and family. Mr*. Cleo Pennock of Hlckury Cor­ Earl Christy has returned homo ners a part of last week. ' Mabel Armour spent Saturday nf- foy a thirty day's furlough. mill Saturday itecame ent in School Report. Doud school report for month efd- sustaining two broken rlbes and oth­ er Injuries, but he is Improving nlceNumber days taught.'19. Bert Briggs is in Hustings upon Average dally attendance. Nutpber girls enrolled. 4. Totql enrollment. 13. Percentage of attendance Mrs. Bert Briggs and, little daugt liarciitH in Middleville.! Japan** most expert wrestlers are men who havo Inherited-their abillI'nltrd State* In t9!3 was 103.S20.- profcMtlon ... . ■ - - * A Prominent Attorney Recommends the Keeley Treatment For The Liquor Habit will quote a portion of his let- know let an follows: Mr. Guy A. Beckwith. Mgr.. comes dull and feels bis "clutch” slip­ Dear Sir nnd Friend—As to myself ping; came bpek this morning und as I squared away to work I felt more had such bright prospects ahead of Hke arguing with an earthquake or a mo and I am so well satisfied with buzz-saw than tickling a typewrite/.’ ‘ tha results. >>u brought about In me that 11,000 In cold <!ash would not can put In tempt me 'to- go back to my habits prior, ta Aprirfirsf last. I have not I will do so. for I tun In position to had the slightest Inclination to take a know what tho results you bring about drink since finishing zwlth you ahd have carefully followed the advice Your* vary truly. given by Mr. McGIenn and yourself as near os possible and I. find It all rasthonla, or neeve exhaustion. works out to my advantage. Have For further information or lltsrahad’ several letters from tho other me nt, address tho Keolsy Institute, thc time I was there and te the best of my 'knowledge all arc protecting 733-25 Ottawa Ara., N. W, Grand their cures. I waa home for Thanks­ Rapids, MlcK. or phone Citx., |?H or giving; had a pleasant' time. Tou Bell Main/ I9«. �THE HASTINGS HANXEIi. UM 11MBEH IT, 1*14. ’Till Xmas >«...The-Joyous Christinas time with all its happiness is again near at hand. For months you have been looking ahead to its coming— now there are only 7 days left. We are prepared to serve you. We have a very large stock of goods and among the articles we have are the choicest of Christmas gifts. Articles that are useful, practical and inexpensive. The thought after Xmas that you have given something useful will be a pleasure to you. Our’s is the store for useful gifts. Every Woman loves nice fine linen and we know we have the kind of linen every woman wants. Table Linens Towels Lunch cloths Napkins Doilies Tray Cloths Dresser Scarfs Unbreakable Dolls. 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c SHAWLS AND SCARFS Ladies’ black, white and colored Wool Shawls and Scarfs, priced each 17c, 33c, 37c, 42c, 83c. HANDKERCHIEFS Fancy, plain and initial handkerchiefs for Ladies and Gentlemen, priced 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c and $1.00. Handkerchiefs in folders and Christmas boxes, 25c and 50c. A large assortment of Hand Bags suitable for Christmas gifts. Priced 23c up to $4.98. DOLLS SKIRTS Ladies* fancy- Silk Skirts «in Christmas boxes. Priced $1.48—$2.48. ' \_______ UMBRELLAS Ladies’ $1.25 Umbrellas, your choice each 98c NECK BOWS Ladies* fancy Neck Bows and Silk Roses, 25c and 50c. SCARFS . Ladies’ flowered Silk Scarfs, $1.00 and $1.50. HOSIERY Ladies* Silk Hosiery in black and white, 25c, 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. APRONS Ladies’ fancy white Aprons 29c, 39c, 59c. HAND BAGS BEADS ‘ "A fine assortment of ladies* Beads, priced at 25c, 50c and 59c. _____ IVORY SETS _ Fancy Ivory Sets, priced 48c, 98c, $1.48 BLANKETS ' Fleece lined blankets, per pair, priced 39c, 73c, 98c, $1.19, $1.48, $1.97. , Wool Blankets, $3.75 to $10.00 .each. • Crib Blankets (30x40)—-each 39c, 50c. Sweaters, priced 98c to $4.50 LINENS Table Linen*, Towels, Lunch Cloths. A large and varied assortment. Just the right Christmas Gifts. . GLOVES Ladies’ (Hide Use) glazed Kid Gloves in popu­ lar shades. Priced per pair $1.00 and $1.50. > CAPE GLOVES-rLadies’ Cape Gloves, lined, per pair $1.50. Unlined Gloves, per pair, $1.25. Chance! Buy Her FURS 25’Off FURS and MUFFS Order Your Christmas Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits, Candies, Etc,, From This List 181bs. H. & E. Sugar for......... .................. .. $ 1.00 Cranberries, per lb. 10c, 31bs. for....................... 25 * Dromedary dates, per pkg/. ................................. 10 Oranges, (navels) per dozen. . . : . 30c, 40c, 50c Gilt Edge sugar, per lb.............................................. ls2 Fancy Seeded Raisins, per pkg.......................... .10 Fresh and crisp Corn Flakes, 7c, 4 for. . ............ 25 8 lbs. bulk Rolled Oats for......................................25 7 lbs. bulk starch for............................................... 25 8 bars Lenox soap for . ........................................... 25 Shinola brush, dauber and 1. box Shinola . . . combination ......................................................... 25 , 15c Post Toasties 13c, 2 for.................................... 25 Jello, Jellycont Tryphosa, 3 for............................... 25 Sunny Monday soap, per box................................ 04 Fancy primes, per lb................................................ 15 Peanut buter, per lb 15c, 2 for............................. 25 Bulk coffee, per lb.. . ............................... 14c 17c, 22c Chase & .Sanborn’s Coffee, per lb. 40c, 35, 30c, 28c 20c lemon extract now 13, 2 for........................ .25 7 z boxes tip matches for......................................... 25 PICK OUT JUST WHAT YOU fiiWANT AND PHONE 9 Jumbo box Topsy-Turvy matches per box 7c 4 for ................. .. . ... . .i«i. .25 Fancy oysters, per quart.................................... - .45 Fancy broken taffy, per lb.........................?>>-?. .10 Peanuts, p^r lb............................................................10 Fancy bacon, per lb.. . .*. .z.................................... 22 Picnic hams, per.lb......... i....................................................■ • .15 Plainwell Buckwheat, 10 lbs. for.......... • • « - *40 ‘ Corn Syrup, per gallon............................ ■ .40 Red Karo syrup, per gallon................. . . . . • .45 Complete stock of fancy Nuts, Candy, Figs, Mal­ aga Grapes and Apples. . % J. T. PIERSON & SON Phone 9 L Department Store Hastings L,,,. _______;_______________ ______________ __________________ �TMC BASTINGS B ViNCT, warm water, applied- with flannel or sponge. Then v December it. . By JCNNIK PROCTOR. beautiful polish to tho paper. tomato^* of small or moderate aixe; Qna pound of flour, one pound of gather them when quite ripe, but treacle, one-quarter pound uf butter. before they get to b« watery; scald theih In.boiling water, peel then aqueexc them u llttlr. Spread them Ffour to b« mixed an plates and dry them In a brick in a alow oven. even from which the br«ad has been In gradually, ths butter and treacle taken or in a very moderate oven. Leave |h« dishes In all night. "Put away in clean bag*. In a dry place. "When you wish to cook any of this tomato, soak It a few houra In warm water, then etew. as you would th* fresh tomato." A ttaapoonful Apple Sponge. Thia calls for ono cup flour, onefourth cup each of augur and milk, five sliced apples, one-half teaspoon of. salt, two eggs and two teaspoontula baking powder. Beat the eggs; add sugar, flour (In which baking powder has been sifted) and milk. Heat the mixture well, then add the apples. Pour Into a buttered bak­ ing dish and bake In a 'moderate ov­ en une Ijour. Bcrye with sauce. "Oil Paste” Polish ~ For sHkiadiotBUek Shoes Blacks, Polishes, I’marves Russet “Oil Paste” WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sell on a LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing a LARGE VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. Smith Bros. Volte & Co. Of.C.tAS. Pheas 57 Haitlip FIRE INSURANCE If you are not insured or would like to change your Insurance call in and ace me. I represent a com­ pany with a cash capital of 11,044­ 000 and can fully protect you. LEE H. PRYOR Office la New Stobblns-Bqrtoo Blk. Woodman, spare that tree! Touch not a single bough! Iri youth It sheltered me And I'll protect It now. P. A. HHELDON \ Abstract and Reel Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings . , ' .Money to loan on Real Estate. Rea] 1| Estate sold on commission. General conveyancing. Having a complete set of Abstract Books complied from the Record* can furnish complete Ab•itacta. JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 173 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PROFFESSIONAL cards PHY54CIAN* « w. a. BAKUKK, Physicians and Surgeons. fiavo nothing mor* to do "Father, oh, father, please! I love him. I—“ But the father had closed the door Amy Plummar, golden-haired, young, teautlful, headstrong, made her choice. Abo left her father's house and mar­ ried the man ahe loved—married him forgiven her for her marriage to Will Page. A successful man. able-bodied, living in the midst of luxury, he was deaf to hla daughter's plea. Ho had closed tho parental door against her and hers forever. When bar baby girl was two years old a storm broke over' Amy's house। bold. Sho never knew quite how it I bad happened. She had been so busy , with little. Evelyn. Her housesold du­ ties had absorbed every vacant hour. cuo uau niiju uius-iu | going on about her. Perhaps she had neglected Will. Many evenings she was too tired to notice Will's absence or hla whereabouts. But ono morning the scales dropped Thj ax •Mill harm II not! That old familiar tree Whose glory und renown And wouldst thou hew It dowi Woodman, forbear they stroke! Cut not Us earth-bound t|s*; When bat an Idle boy In all their gushing Joy Here too my slaters played. Eight Thousand Dollars Will < Buy One of the Best 140 Acre Farms in Barry County' The owner of this farm is not able to work the place and will not rent it. There are about 110 acres under cultivation, 10 acres of second growth timber and 30 acres of fine pasture. The land under cultivation lays nearly level, the pasture is rolling. There are 20 acres of good seeding and 34 acres of wheat (one-half of which goesfwith the place.) The farm is well-fenced, bordering on one of the best lakes in Barry Co. and in a fine location, the house has nine rooms in good repair, full basement barn 34x60, ice house, com crib, hog house and hen house. This farm is one and one-half miles to R. R. station and on a good road, there is a fine orchard with all kinds of fruit, windmill and cement tanks at the house and barn, telephone, R. F. D. and creamery route. Now there are lots of good things we could say about this farm, but to really appreciate the place you should see it. ,j <& @0)01© CO. ELASTHHGS, MICHIGAN from her and she was cast adrift upon tho world—a divorced woman. An­ other and more care-freo woman had taken her place. Where Amy had cared for the child and had done her own work, a nurse and servants were employed. And there was nothing that Amy could do. They told her that tho law had so decided things, ahd Amy Close as thy bark, old friend! ere shall the wild bird sing, Old tree, tho And. wootfn While Pro a 1 Cuba-Is •pending. (1.100.00* Mrs. Emma Herrington and duughV Beatrice of Kalamazoo visited Iler In desperation, the cast-off went to a friend to borrow the money to go to •fstrr Mrs. David Brown Thursday a •mall monthly rent. and Friday night. Goorgo P. Morri*. another city. Often she was hungry Frank Saturday nnd Sunday with thrir daughter. Mrs. Kidder and experienced hand. At last, a kindly woman gave her employment as a doDep. Sheriff Frank Andrus return­ ed from Hostings Friday evening, Incipient and Chronic Cases are n success In every way. a nno chlokwhere he had been assisting the lived thus, unknown and unmolested. tn pie dinner being served to about checked by using RHEUMA Crossing a busy street ope sheriff during court. He expects tu • day, '• an one hundred. A good social time and No matter how long you have suffered. automobile dashed around tbe corner, interesting program was enjoyed by Or what form of Rheumatism you may Its shrill siren startled the nervous I an present. Collection (10.15. Friday afteynoon on business. woman. Sbo dodged flrat ono way, । Thl. Hundliy g<-hool "I'll Try" club have, RHEUMA will remove the cause Fred Guflln and family have mov­ then the other. The big car passed ( will meet with Mr. and Mra. Sam and make you well. Cleans** the Uric ed from Mrs. Vollwellder's houw. over her; then It stopped; sho was Ruxton Saturday evening. Dec. l». Acid from thc kidneys, muscles and joints, purifies thc skin and blood, and makes lifted into tho tonneau and hurried* to, Let, ull members be present as it Is you feel young again. It is a doctor’s pre­ M Johnson house, on Grand Rapids tho nearest hospital. I Ihe election of officers. The gentls- scription—free from narcotics and opiates. street, formerly occupied by J. I.. When tho woman opened her eyes i ,n,'n *’,r club will furnish the pro- 50 cent* a bottle. Bugg's. z LAitVETH A STEBBINS John Otto returned Friday evening they rested upon a golden-haired girl, Kr"m fnr ,h'' • v,'"lnK"»■> >>•» vr.a w.b.r.r s«. from Jury duties in Hastings. He tebloiuU, iowaa. KwuUw ..m. ,lrl who b.d blda.n <b. chuUMr .top ”'h lb, md>U» cb.1 It. >kU» ml,bl b. '1r ”"J c’"”1 The K. of P. lodge and Invited friends had a fln* time last Wednes- cared for. ■ Htnkley'a “Don’t try to talk, mother," said the STOPS RHEUMATISM In spite of the quarantine on live stuck, resulting In the closing’of Chi­ cago stock yards, there's no Increase In meat pflceo so far. Sirloin aqd portsrhouee steaks can still ■ be bought for from 20 to 80 cents a pound, rib roasts at 30 c4nt*. and good beef for stew for 18 cents. Leg of lamb Mils for If to 80 eents a pound, and spring chleken at 20 and 34 eents. shown upon •upper waa Phlbulelphla Hol Pu*. tho ■mile. John Pinkbelper. who 1 la home, much Improved. It with her people. Some very fine fat stock was ' brought in to market Monday. W. H. Gray has returned from the north to spend the winter In his, pleasant home here in the village. He Ixsmon Potato Pie. reports a good season at the ranch, Grate a medium stxed potato and put II over the Are In a cup of bal­ and that Charley and bride are doing ing water. Beat the yolks of two eggs with three-quarters of a cup ot Grand Rapids on a real estate deni. sugar, stir this Into the grated pota­ to and add the juice and grated rind He has made several good deals of of « 'lemon. Bake in a good erust and whin done cover with the whip­ ped -whites, mixed with two table­ with him. been spoonfuls of powdered sugar, and re­ making some needed repairs on bls turn to the oven to brown lightly. properly, the Bun office. G. D. Whitmore was In Grand CTiocoiato Nut Taffy. Rapids on business Saturday One cup of sugar, one cup of mo­ Ing. lasses, one-half cup of milk, three 10. J. McNaughton was In Lansing squares of chocolate, a small piece of on business last week. butter, I pound of English walnuts Borne of the farmers made u»e of broken. Boll Ingredients, excepting tbe puts, together fifteen minutes. doing considerable fall plowing. When it becomes brittle when Frank Fender has tbe suction tried Is eold water, edd the nuts, al- bills out for a sale and 'rill then *0 ent teaspoonful of vanllbu »ofl move Into the village. ppMf Istq a buttered poo. candidate* to Grand Rapid* on TuesTo We*h Varnished papew To wash varnlehsd wall paper, use Lsarnl* daytwo Ubleepoonfuls of liquid tmtarge dnaadUes ef wood xsonla to about half a pailful w brought tatti this market ■ Philadelphia has 4.S44 Cu-torira, employing 1(1.211 persons and pay-’ Ing «2»,*|J.<(S m saUrle* and wag­ ed. Bookings ot orders for finished •teal products continue at a rat* about tu per cent greater than ths average rata In May. and ths month i of Juns now closed will prove to be ths b«M month for orders the steel trade has had since February. ARE. YOV. RUN. DOWN? Nervous, tired, have no self .confidence, afraid something , I* going to happen without ' any reason for thinking so; don’t sleep nights— . —THEN TAKE KE2I8TOL1lt will make you feel flne Immediately J to. SS« nod 11.0* a bottle. ATTENTION i. A fine about «0. Hot pot. as It Is -made In Philadel­ phia, is an elaborate and confusing hodgepodge; but II I* good. Tbe formula runs as follows: Put a tabUspoonful of drippings Into a sauce pan with a couple of pounds of beef ribs, two onions ehopped flne. half a doien of little green peppers, a tableepoonful of minced chlvea, a tablespoonful of vinegar, a hatfdful No. It held of raisins, eight olives, half a cup of tomatoes, a bit of thyme and pepper. candl> Cover tho saucepan and cook slowly until the moat !* In rags and drops from the bonea. At the last thick­ en with a couple ■bf tablespodnfuls bf Urge one th Pythian circle*. butter rolled In flour and turn Into a Several were laid off ut the foctureen over slices of hot toast. in orders. This is the first of the Kitchen Flooring. results of the good Democrat time* By far the most effective flooring with our factory, they haring been for kitchens, and one which has been rushing things right to thr present very little used thus far for ibis pur­ time, nnd it is hoped that this will pose. is tho Welsh quarry tile. This be only temporary. will not absorb grease, and It makes Mrs. Allen I* now with thc Citizens a splendid kitchen floor cover, both Telephone Co. as an operator. because of its appearance and clean­ ' Mrs Lyle Hilary Is no longer with liness. Hand-woven Japanese husk th* T«iephon* Co., having resigned mats may be used In front of the range and sink. Composition floor­ rhlch the farming of several different makes la also used with great success li»-the kitch­ en. Tho rubber tile flooring, on ac­ count of Its absorption of grease, la much for rye aa was being paid for unpractical. As a covering to a good wood floor, heavy linoleum furnishes George Flnfcbetaer. of Caledonia, was doing business here Monday. without doubt, fthe beet surface. Lemon Sauce. Ono l*mon. one tablespooa of cornstarch, one-halt cup or sugar, ono egg. one tablespoon of butter. Chlop, Kiliaizu & Sulm R. R. Ci. Moisten the 'cornstarch with a little -Then boil two Apo of rime Table tn Effeos March a, (01X cold1 water. water andspour over the cornstarch. Dally Except Bunday. Beat the egg thoroughly and add Leave Hastings slowly, stirring all tho time. Add •olng South.0>44 *. m. A 1:44 p, m. tho sugar, butter and the Juice of the •olng North T:H a. m. A 4:1| p. gg lemon. Put In a double boiler and 8. O GREUMEL. G. P. A. boil until creamy. Thio Is delicious for puddings or for cake. -this man." A father stood before a laughter, black-browed, unyielding. -Oh, I cannot, father. I cannot." • nt* In ono night. bake five minutes mors, ssrve with Lemon Bouille. One cup of milk, four eggs, three When the pudding Is turned onto paper It is a good plan to have the tablespoons of flour, lemon aauce. Put the milk over the Are. using a double boiler. Moisten tho flour with a little cold milk and ad3 the hot milk to It slowly. Put back in the double holler and cook until thick and smooth. Remove from No other authority on foodstuffs tho Are. add th* beaten egg yolk* than Dawning declare* that tomatoes and then fold In carefully the stiffly can be preserved In a manner that beaten whitey. Have greased cus­ tard cups ready, fill the cups twohow hr aays II should be done: thirds full and stand them tn a pan "Every housekeeper fond of fre*h half filled with boiling water. Place tomato sauce can have it through the pan in a quick oven and bake the winter by drying tomatoes dur- twenty minutes. When baked re­ move from the cups and eerve with after the following rule. lemon sauce. PAGE 'n.’OCTKFM [WHEN THE MAI FAILS HER ha* b«rn aJiled two (a^blswpoonful* of Oyster Salad. People, especially cooks. Pick over and parboil one pint of ■o And palatable dseoerts that do not oysters. When plump, drain and set them (»way to cool. Mix one-fourth Thl* recipe for "minute podding" 'teaapoonfui of oalt, a few grains of calls for half a cupful of flour, half cayenne, four or live drops of onion a cupful of sugar, two teaapoonfubi Juice, two tablespuonfuls of olive oil and one trfbleapoonful of lemon Jukie. Pour It over tho oysters Wash and slice thin Mlx the Hour, sugar, baking pow- when cold. enough celery to make twice os »r and salt together and ■'then the as you have of the oysters. rr. unbeaten. Then heat the mix- much When ready to serve, cut the oys­ ters. If large; sprinkle the celery hot oven for ten minutes, turn out on with salt: put the two together and a paper which I* sprinkled with cover with* mayonnaise dressing. layer of Jam previously warmed, Garnish with the yellow celery tips. 1414. 'But—you—and—father—together?" I Buxton. home. I couldn't stand It, and grand-! M*l’TH CASTLETON AND father took me in. You see, grand faMAPLE GROVE, ther failed rapidly after you went Last Week's Leiter. Merritt Muad und family apeqt seem* tn get so much comfort from Sunday at Elsie Mead's at Morgan. Juat holding my hand. For years we have searched for you. And now you Buiton Is helping her. My. and Mra Harley Hayman and must be very quiet because wo want to tako you—homo. Grandfather needs funflly spent Sunday at Willis Lath­ you so." ■>- -sup's, of Berryville: Tho woman’s tired eyea lifted up - - -----------wonderfully and ahi? went to aleep, *0"', Art “n'* r“rn.1.ly' , By a big bay window overlooking a SOITHWEHT (UNTLHTON. <U“«ht'r ’V’ ' MU* Gertrude Price and Mr. HarMothor, I wish you wouldnt make Lj,, Barnum of Woodland were mirme learn to earn my own living.: rled In I-inslng. Thusday. Congrat­ ulations. ' • ' • “Every girl should be able to make Tobal Gurlingcr and family visited her own way in tho world, unaided; nt Frank Pries'll Friday evnlng. , Mr. anil Mra. David McClelland. Sundit)’ day ahe will bo thrown upon her own and two daughters, spent afternoon Sf Albert McClepand**.' resource*. I want to teach you to care John' Ocnmp.iugh und ■'family of for yourself. The thing wo women Castleton Center, spent Sunday at must learn, la to put our trust In our-" Tubal (larllngsr's. broken old man had entered the room. His wrinkled band rested on his daugh"You are right, my daughter. We men fall our women, but our women It will always bo so. You are right; our women must learn to stand alone." Daughter nnd granddaughter ten­ derly placed tho old man In tbe room's moat comfdrtablo chair, with cushions and footstool. One brought him his favorite drink. The other selected one of tho books that ho liked boat and read to him until he slept. Then both sat perfectly still watching over him, lest something should come to disturb his comfort. And when ho nwoko they smiled ten­ derly up into bls face, and naked what mofo they could do to brighten 'bls hours. Like Many Others. A doctor, while enjoying a holiday tn the country, took the opportunity along with a friend to go fiajiing. Dur­ ing the operations tho doctor’s sink- a dilemma—no sinker, no more fishing that day. Happy thought; he had a bottle in his pocket, Tho bottle was filled with water, carefully corked, and sent down on Its mission. After a few minutes* Interval the doctor, had a bite and pulled up bls line at racing'speed, finding a fine “Ha, doctor, twins thia time!’ "Yeo," quoth thc doctor, brought up on a b~ul4k too.** To Build Strong Children Supply their growing bodies with right food, so that Brain, and Muscle, and Bone deveb opment may evenly balance. Grape=Nuts Food was originated to supply, in i proper proportion, the very elements required by the human body for growth and repair. To supply children a dish of GRAPE-NUTS and cream j ^uick Satisfaction What you desire and demand In a Motor Car You’ll Find In a BUICK, f HaMlags •*. Dear BlrBefore parsboslng my *s el pe% wfaleb t* • Kulek Model B-8#. I waa very mosh Itnpreweed by (be claims made In the Buick literature ef tbe willeags per *xlion ef gasoline. I made up my mind at that time U keep an aeeurate aeoount of all gasoline put*hosed In order to determine tbe mileage I was ob­ taining. I have been greatly pleased with the result*, and believing you might bo Interested, herewith give them to you. Since purobaalng tho ear. I have u**d H1H gallons of gas­ oline. which has prod wood for mo ••<( miles, or 'on. average since I put tho ear in use of JI.C plus miles per gallon. Juno 14th. I drove to Lanaing with six poseengera. my speedometer registering for th* trip, miles using exactly 4 gallons of gasoline making an average of 94.1 plus miles per gallon. August 11 th. I drove to Wayland with five postengora, which together with a short olds trip, registered (•« miles, consum­ ing X 1-3 gallon* ef gasoline.' making an average ot 24 plus miles per gallon. August 14th. I drove to Grand Rapids, end Reed* Lake with flto passengers, my spoodometer rogistorlng 40-1 miles. I ui<*d I 2-1 gallon* of gasoline, making so average mileage per gallon of 24.5 plus mllasIn conclusion. I dssire to say that I very seldom tako my car out without its being lauded to capacity which makes the reaulu obtained ell tho more *aUafMlory. -. Tour* vyry truly, Cha*. B. Fotta Ewtlngo- Mich." for breakfast regularly, is to i start them on the road to sturdy health. ‘'There’s a Reason” for /Hastings fiuick Co. “and. Grape Nuts -BAfiNKB WANX ADVB, FATrr- Sold by grocers. Messer Bldg. Hwtiitgs. Mich. �thc iHs-rffiGt saxskr, DI-i KMaKB 17, UH, Ink of fienry Smith Grand Rapids, Ifticb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best .Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. • Store on Comer of Monroe and Division Ave. Sloro Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 Farm Phones— Beil, 651 Citizens, 6251 STOMACH ON FIRE Drink or Drug Users REALLY GOOD MUSICAL PUNS If Such Play Upon Words Ever le Per­ missible, These Two May Be Are most painfully familiar with the; International Sunday School Lesson Proper Stock Foods Produce Moneyed Stock »X)H SUNDAY DEC. «. ■ nil King. Reading Ix-wxin onljd 3 Cor. 3:11-31. G,T. Gal. •:!<xhall pruprtatw at thto time. Greatest War." Thto I I( may br drvvlopcd «nd uard lesson if dsslr.d Instead of » r Tho present European struggle has been characterised as tho world's present time for this behind arid beyond thto war Is a still burning scnsailon within which prac­ It is said that a respectable trades­ tically forces them to seek tha TKMJNIflARY body, mind and soul de­ man of the name of G. Sharp waa as­ Both are stroying relief ot further Indulgence. tonished one morning to find that are God. and Balan. some musjcal wag bad added to his mighty, but God only’to omnipotentThe battlefield to not limited to name the' words "is a flat." which. earth, but includes heaven and -hell. holto or drug poisoning of the sys­ tem. They cannut end will not was certainly far front complimentary , rroln thn ll(|tinnln, (u. 4«:io.) Sa“QtHT" regain health °r llv° <helr to the worthy tradeeman. tan also knows the dutcomo (Mt. God's Word d<H;lsres to ills There la another instance In which I:X>.) a capital musical pun waa perpetrated. people the way in which the conflict privacy of tho home, hotel, ortlub. or equally correct. In a technical sense, «<>mr men >k. m ■ equally uncomplimentary to the vnlved in thr struggle. are children of God. some children I person at whoso expense It was made. »ome Its accumulated poisons overcome , Two gentlemen were passing the shop of tho devil (i John "aro of God. and tho .whole world the diseased condition, create a loathing for liquor or drugs and soon trlct of the metropolis, and tbe pro ­ some are with Him ni.il cithers feature normal mental and physical prietor was standing outside the door As they did so. one ot them pointed tain angels arc God's ministering In the direction of the shop, and re- spirits (Hub. 1:11); others arc thc Pur full information call or adtrallty to Impusslble (Mt. 13:10.) 'That liar Ip always outside!** Thn < haractcre of tho contes­ The unoffending tradesman heard tant* are exactly opposite. God to the remark, and wonderful to relate, holy (1 l*rt. 1:15. IS); righteous seemed Immensely tickled at tho.obor 71 Sheldon Ave.. Grand Rapids. serration. Tho secret of it was that etful (Eph.. ^3:4; loving (1 John SO Neal Instil dies tu Principal Cilice. he thought tho remark had reference1 4:8). Sutan Is thr wicked one (Mt. lo his sign a golden lyre—over the|l>: X?); ebop-frout.—London Tit-Bits. ■ (John 1: SLAP AT MODERN TEACHING men's minds — ------------------------------4:4) J darkngrs -------- _ . IK, p.opi. will uM.™,Kd JK1 ESKIMOS NOT KEEN TRADERS,11'-i“ »-*•» ■ ■ Whgt Moral This Anoodote to In- I _________ 14); tended to Point f catvs Will Give Anything. No Matter the I Value, for What Takes Their as an angel of llgbl working signa and lying wonders (X pit. "811001100. pirate. Remember that । whereas "God to light (1 John 1:5); we have only six weeks to skim Among tbe Eskimos of the Bering through this text book besides gettlnc region, there to nu fixed value for Each has a kingdom. "The king­ h h iinf,,.,. other sub ... . .... _ __ ... a smattering of a dosen other sub­ whalebone, fura or epything they may dom ot God" includes "all moral Intelllgencirs willingly subject to th« jects. 1 will now proceed to write a will uf God, whether angels, thr sentence on the blackboard " thing nf value, he will keep it until Church, or mints uf pa»( or future One of the teachers held up bis sortie white man appears with some­ dispensation*." The kingdoms of hand. . thing that appeals to his eye. And tho world" aro Hulun’s (Luke 4:5. S.) “Please, pupil, let me write that sen­ the money* value ot what may take He to "the prince uf thto world" tence. 1 want the practice." him does not make any difference to (John 14:Xt); "the The .bright pupil frowned. him. If he has a trinket that may be "My dear sir. that to d»a< again st %ortb a dollar, and some one offers to God uf thia world (age)" our rules. Wo give you as little actu- give him for it something that ts ~SJ drill as possible, trusting upon o&r worth a thousand dollars but of which Gud to eternal . P* 8O;J1 own lengthy explanations and the su­ hv has no need ho will refuse to trade. perb quality of our texts to burn­ BuUfae will give anything he possesses ish your minds." tor what he really wants. "But. dear pupil." anotlirr An Eskimo of St. Lawrence island. man race became Involved In IL thoughtful looking teacher, "I have In Bering sea. made a catch one sea­ been looking over these text-books son of a big bowhead whale. The head in hta pride' he .put himself on an bear the dog-eared marks of commer­ fifteen thousand dollars. He knew the equality with God <v 14). The myscialism and monopoly In the making. approximate value of tbe head, but'Yic the fact remains. God Every author who writes one has only held on to It with no apparent desire explain; the most superficial knowledge of his to trade. X)no day a trader appeared would cxa|t Hto Hun; Satan Would, oppose that exaltation. and would subject. Why not use some of the old. with a small gasoline launch, valued tested books? I—" at, perhaps two or three hundred dol the greatest war. from beginning to "Tut. tut! If you persist you'll be 4ars. The sight of the* so took the God to ditsrmjnnative that he stralghway traded his nf tWIs one thing. tendent will-talk to you kindly about head of bone for it. your moral nature fpr at least five Some of Far out in the straits one day he tlauc-a his opposition to it. minutes. Remember, you must all ran out of gasoline. He abandoned the possibly sumo of them before tjie love your school " launch for the canoe he was towing, creation uf ma Judgment because and paddled back to the island. But (he bright pupil said: ■ he did not regret his traded He was and void condition of tho earth In ■ "Period to now over. Now you can satisfied, and ready to try for another Gen. 1:X, for God did not create It in go out and play, according to the whale.—Youth's Companion. that condition In v I < 1* 45:18. latest schedule prepared by the Na­ tional Pupils’ Association for the Ad­ vancement of the Group Tendencies in; . God prepared the earth""for man. ‘Mcfltr—“Wouldn't *yuu like to and placed man <>n the cart!:* (Gfn. All TeachersLife ’ Neal Institute ' "Suttlnly. suttinly: just as soon an In fellowship with God. Here, then. God had prepared a nx.cu that was in I Ah’s spent dis W cents." harmony with him. and that would honor Hto Hon. And ■<> Baton ap­ Checks Croup Instantly. proaches our -tlr»t parenui. subtlll). You know croup is dangeTous. And In a* beautiful form (tho serpent’s you ought to know too. the »ens? of present condition to the result uf the curse.) questions God's goodness Gore. Ga-. P. A. Mo: gun had occas­ (Gen. 1:1); telto hw lie (v 4); puts :uto the thick mucus and a question mark after God’s Word ion recently to use * liver tnsdlclne bouse. . the phlegm.' stops the (v 1); appeals to pride (the very "They thoroughly c)s*n»e4 my sys­ wrangling cough und gives easy cause of hto own fault) and holds out Every tho challenge ">o shall be as gods tem and I felt like a new man—light breathing and quiet sleep. and free. They are the beet medi- User Is u friend.—Arthur Mulholland (or God)** <v 5). He,promised the opening of them eyes (v 5). whereas tion. I h<- blinds men'* eyes (3 Cun 4:4,) -Arthur a UgntnouM every- four- Eve believed the He. rejected God s Mulholland.—Adv. Word, yielded to temptation. Hu­ manity fell, "and great was the fall of it.** Tho postefrily ot Adam has been divided. (>.rt on one side and part on the other. In tho greatest The height of caution is illustrated by the Brooklyn man who did not marry until assured by bls doctors O & BAD O YOU WANT your friends to avoid you? D They will certainly do so when your breath is bad. There is no excuse for anyone having a bad breath. It is caused by disorders of the stom­ ach which ean be corrected by taking Chamberiain’s Tablets. Many have been permanently cured of stomach troubles by the use of these tablets after years of suffering. Price 25 cents per bottle. ’1 t mberlairis Tablets Farmers and stock raisers are beginning to realize the importance of stock feeding —that is—giving special attention to special feeds to produce an increase in the value of stock. They 'are learning to se­ lect such feeds as will produce a vigor and health in stock, with the accompanying rapidity in growth and the taking on of flesh. Properly fed stock makes a much finer grade of meats for eating than the stock that is allowed to eat "any old way," aad they are in greater demand than the other kind. consider Farmers if you haven’t begun to feed your stock yet with some of our proper stock feeds, you should call at oneje and let us tell you about the superior quality of our feeds. ; I We carry a full line of the best feeds— OLD PROCESS OIL MEAL. COTTON SEED MEAL, HIGH GRADE GROUND FEED. HAMMOND DAIRY ( LED Guarantee! to contain 16£ per cent Protein, 3| per cent Fat, 48 per cent Carbohydrates, Not Over 11 per cent Fibre One Ton Hammond Dairy Feed Equab Twd Tons Bran Wheat Morse ul ng* Th« only feed of ita kind that to klln-drisd. therefore Always 100 lbs. to the Bag or mold. * Ilf not continue producing thia liberal supply ef milk un* sary amount of CARBOHTDRATES will accomplish* this, CAUTION - 7 5 per cent Pure Milk & Flesh Value The Elevator Men 18, Hosting*। Mich. E.DMONDS BROS Phono (Judo KILLING TIME ON THE TRAIN “Many antichrists" (1 John X:I. 3:32). and "that spirit of an­ ... . - Englishman Describee What lio can go only »o tichrist it John 4:1 *’ the him jntu thu world. allng by Ear." family in the earth that sought the and mixes the leaven in the meal Ixird, all the rear being “servants of (Mt. IS:SS.) "Hixna and lying won­ sin" (Rom. S:17). But -we know ders" pro<-ced from him (3 The* 1:- 11m* railway trail la described by a • ). "Seducing spirits, and doctrlneo ■trayed and tho righteous preserved. strumenta of thu adversaryMany During this lime Satan seems to have estranged from Gud more of but do not exalt the Bon. He would discuur-iK'i believers, would draw them away from God. dampen their made marriage* with tbe daughter* devotion, destroy tpelr Influence by leading them Into fanaticism, indif­ majority of th** inhabitants. of ference or ill-repute, would load them into false doctrines, etc. Any­ from among th*-'angels,disaster came thing tu keep men from exalting' to, Satan's follower* About 400 Christ. ' But he will not succeed., Many follow him. but God will carry of Noah federated In opposition to out Hto own purposes. Qixt at Babel abel under t,he the ivadershlp leadership of [ And now. B brleX word ab0U( ths God frustrated their plans. consummation of the greatest war. (Grn. 11). Then, in Gen. 13. God God will one day /emove the church. ■-ailed Abram, to make a fiation for Ills Name, through whom He should Nut until then bring the Promised One into the hu­ man race, and through whom Ills L> . Hn will exalt himself as God testimony would be ..given to the , Satan empowering him tv >.) world.. Thto • Satan opposed. '■ instruments will have sdcThrough the king of Egypt he soualjt _ for a while (Rev. IX.) But ha race (hrougtri the Lord's Coming will bring disaster tho woman" was' Bht God used Sa/ the disobedient nations will be judged tan's own instrument as Hto own. to ------ ----- --------,—------ . un ninxseii bound uouno tor for .a, thousand htotory of the nation Israel furnjsh-,XO:i-J). and es numerous instances of 3aun'« ...... activity |n opposing the exaltation of,I Iron" (Rev. 13:5, will rule. Hto saints thc true God. God allowed. him to! with Him (X Tim. XH1). After the d<» many thing* but makes "the J lhl)UMnd ycMl-,.Satan to looo*d a litwrath of man" to proton Him.land Ilc ,ca>on (Rcv. S0;1< 7.) jpxlhsrs hto 'iirlst und His pcopU Balan undertakes .to destroy thlnk the game "as silly as putting jig-saw puxxlea together." My fellow travelers think I am compartment. But In reality I am amusing mys:lf with a little game of my own. which I eall "traveling by ear.” You ean only do It satisfactor­ ily, of course, on a familiar bit of line, although it Is quite interesting Johsnneabqrg to calling itself tbe healthiest place on earth. H't ae healthy, ta that the poopU forever. If they did not eommtt suicide or get accidentally frilled or poisoned. cgagressed there not long age a*y !U climate la tho fineet on earth, and that Its people possess more stamina to which Is Just a vartstion, at course, ot> tho old gag about brains. Brill, between earthquakes, light han Its full share of excltraento, and ■attlM hilled beeidea dying from din Microbes Gather Moisture. travel almost dally, 1 know my way Messrs. Triltal and Fouaaetor, pub­ very well by tl*e sounds ot the track. lished by the Academic deq Selene eg I can tell to a yard when we are microbes, suspeaded in the air get ab running on an embankment, when wo la (this mainly by the sound of the adjacent bridge that we run under, or over). The sound of a deep rock cut­ ting Is quite dlstlnctive,.and different, although there areVJtoints ot resem­ blance. too, from the dull roar of a tunnel. Tunnels In limestone, adds our cor- la humid. The anthers give evidence ot the extoteneo of microblan drape la properties. One very interesting re suit is that the -sudden cooling of the atmosphere baa the effect of Iraasport lug tbe microbes and localising them In determinate regions. The coot surfsres attract them tram a distance almost instantaneously, the smslle^ba ' ■ ’ Ing transported farther. These aew dividual and rather unpleasant sharp Ideas throw light on tha genesis of car ness— piercingnese—of roar. Upward tain epidemics, and may be useful is planning Ihe sanitation of Inhabited of course, and also alter what I can places only call its "footfall'* noise, and when we come to the tsp at an incline, it seems as If the train gavq The Jurors filed Into the jury bos 7 arid though he toft Him It was only "fur a season" (Lk. 4:1X). A1' through Hto life and miniatry. up to the Cross, we see "the wrath of man” in * operation; and that wTath did not originate with man. Hee Rev. 12:1»J where thc dragon(Satan) stands before the woman (Israel) changes into sy gliding and swifter speed on the level. On my homeward journey our driver generally slickens Annageddon. which occurs In con­ speed a trlfie as we run over a ring­ nection with the coming of the Lord ing girder viaduct; then after a few “they have made a mistake and sent ■a 13 jurors instead of II. What do kingdom and end the tribulation, will yards of deep cutting, we run under he j great battle, but Armageddon Is a wide and shallow bridge just before -tbe home station la reached. Mime But evsn soon aa it was born, precisely my movements so an to open judge of tho extra man. Sincerely yours. "Joseph A. HralnH," tut.replied. though Satan succeeded "Mf. Clark." said tkr judffe, "take cels off the rack, and have the win­ thnt Instead of saying "Crown Him" dow dropped exactly aa the train Thokc Shells. ers and ull them we don't need him. ,«hey said •"Crucify Him," he. did not stops. The clever priests of China often thwart God's purposes, but rather fulfilled thn very Scriptures which he Insert tiny images of Buddha within out Brainea. , Uncle ffben. the shells of a living oyster, which are -Jit uaaisvurueu II " Uncle Ebea. undisturbed tor for auout about a a year. year. reject. And when Jcaus knew "that left In New York city alone more than At tho expiration of that time the ’-d*t when *•* “•••* .•Il things were now accomplished" Images are covered with mother ol hollers fob war. dem as has churches. PK,1 .Ufh .» u.> ,h» b”» “ »“ >■ “ prise to God; It did not Und liltn un­ prepared. Before tho foundation the powcr.to tako that life from Him: of the world He had convcnanted pour to have groan In this natural manner* The Chinetie people hold these ■Ins of thu world <1 Peter l:U-XP)-‘ God dealt with the nation that, fol­ that Buddha dwells within them. And thus, while through their fall lowing Hatan. had rejected their However; should a Christian chance King—dealt with them iri judgment, to look upon one of the shells It has rejected them, postponed tho king- — no __ further __ value _______ to them, as He charm and until lie sought . them end dom. • And nose Ho to doing a new ! |t supposed to bqve toft It.—Sclantlfio brought them back, while they were . ............ —'•** *” •*"" “ ,p— American. ’ lying in the wicked one • 1 John 6;- ■ allltHt out-a.tiody and bride tor Ilia Hon. the church. Thto waa a pur- ( . _ . „ ., ____ _ ” . posA hidden m Hto own heart, und of | A Irai For Idvcr Compiainl Mcnthat tho outcome of the tntnlty be­ tween the seed- of I lie woman nnd Which Satan doubtless knew noih-j‘ tally Unhappy—Physically, Dull. Ing: So that God has a people who Tho Liver, aluggtoh and Inactive, will wurshlp and exalt Hto Hon now. first shows Itoolf in a mental state— even though the covenant people failed—and thc ejiemy to thus face to foie with n new- problem? And he ■hull bruise-tho serpent’s head, and to at work ton. Hto activities are from thia time on until the nrst od­ varied. With them that «ra lost u .­ blinds tho mind (1 Cor. 4:4.) He is empty tha boweto freely, tone up your tranadormed Into aa angel ot *Hgbi. Htuiiuujh. cure your constipation And purify tho Wood. Hiitan. tho Utter In the majority. Ba­ Ciw:lli4, )«. He to asraotated lun has ever since had thc majority with "anothlr Jesus." "another splrof mankind, which might api*ear tu " (X Cor. If.4; be «u MtUsnlegn did' we not- r<ihlch the Luted of ■ Interesting it is look mighty thoughtful." •mix— Xu! I*'v' DON’T M18B TH IB. Cut out til” Co.. Chicago HL. v.-rILnx your name containing F<>iey*j Hotter and Tur Compound,, for cWughA raids and croup. Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic *nu>leta For sale lq yortown by Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. at four household to fight the germs at once. Dr. Bell's Pine-Ta* Honey Only X5c at your druggist. YOU WON'T NE.E.D a new suit or overcoat if you cgll Phone XXX. "your tailor. Give us customer. We hav* Men's X piece suits sponged and pressed, 50 cents. HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO M. KELIAM.G PROPRIETOR. �DKOKMBCH 17, IS 14. PAGE TWENTY-ONE The Big Christmas Store Offers You Unbounded Opportunity to Buy Nice, Useful Xmas Gifts Over 80 Suggestions Open Evenings Until Xmas At this time of year every one is looking for nice useful Xmas gifts for their friends and we know it is often hard to determine what to buy. There is probably no store in Barry County where you can find a finer assortment of useful and prac­ tical gifts than we can show you. Every year we supply thousands of gifts to the friends of our patrons and we are quite sure you will find something useful to buy if you visit our store. We are suggesting only a few of the many articles we can furnish you. Just read over the list and if you don’t find what you think you want, come and see us and we will show you some of the many other articles. SERVING DISHES SAVORY ROASTERS CASSEROLE BAKING DISHES BREAD MAKERS FOOD CHOPPERS SHEARS . SCISSORS PEN KNIVES JACK KNIVES POCKET KNIVES WISS SCISSORS WISS SHEARS SCISSORS and SHEARS SETS IN CASES RIFLES SHOT GUNS REVOLVERS AMMUNITION, (all kinds) HUNTERS’ SUPPLIES ICE SKATES COMMUNITY SILVER I ^{*0 taadjomcr able, or more appreciated • C.ft can be made. is FOR THE SCIENTIST "T,- rvn iiiu. uuilkiiui Red CrOM 8«al» A COLD HANDLE A HOT moN ASBESTOS SAD IRONS NICKLE PLATED TEA POTS NICKLE PLATED COF FEE POTS GRANITE TEA POTS GRANITE COFFEE POTS UNIVERSAL COFFEE PERCOLATORS ENAMELED KITCHEN WARE ALUMINUM WARE TEA KETTLES FUR COATS , CUTTERS SLEIGHS SLEIGH BELLS BUGGIES WAGONS BLANKETS HARNESS FUR ROBES PLUSH ROBES WHIPS CHAFING DISHES NUT PICKS and CRACKS BAKING DISHES CRUMB SETS CHILD’S SETS MANICURE SETS TRAYS LANTERNS WATCHES ALARM CLOCKS CALL BELLS HARD COAL STOVES SOFT COAL STOVES OIL STOVES GASOLINE STOVES CLARK HEATERS FURNACES MAJESTIC STOVES and RANGES. ELECTRIC PERCOLA­ TORS ELECTRIC SAD IRONS ELECTRIC TOASTER ELECTRIC GRILL ELECTRIC CURLING IRON HEATER THE CHRISTMAS STORE GJ Phone 1 "“f !TWO MORALS TO THIS STORY |u accord- : Hastings, Mich HOLMES church. IXisKAMED ________ Discovery of Skull Thousand* of Post-omee Department. "Im affixed) Different From the Ordinary Fable, It Ig Worth Giving 8ome Little w--— u-_ a.,u.u M#n . {o jjjp reverse side vf dumeidlc nt-iil . Consideration. mater.” and not on the uddreas aide ' of Knowlodj*. i of any letter* or package* that are j —— la tha Technical World magazine ' >oln* through the mall. They may I-There was oncea manwho thought wo rtad that a skull was found latrly b,> P,nre«* anywhere on' matter going ! that thc businessIn which he was cmSA»‘ many acai* may be ।j ployed could — got ---------------------along without— him. unk, ih.t i> pmtabi, V ’— "u of a letter Ho would sometimes say: - I _____ ..-ij n-CL-* «_ . I u*ed on the Iwck or packI eral thouKand year* old There I* a 0KS de,|rr<1 Caro ahOiiid I "Yes, I work bard and probably con­ ted of pitch ju»t outside the city b. In ending tterctandUe whL-K somebody unmehndv mvj uvu 1» !■ llJtD Hue .? a 3Hc»« Rlkaria . ___ «. . L .... _____ .. 1 tribute something to Ihe profits; still Which Vguess it you had to you could do sheet of tangle-foot fly paper, ranging with the without me. nil right" package agqlnst Inspection and Sub-I And again: depth. Even today little wild croattfrqa—rabbit's, bird* or gophers—be­ jefts Ii to firatrcloM postage rates.1 "A good many men think they are come entangled in tho pitch and die User* of Red Cross Beni/ uro cau- } Indispensable. They get the Idea that there, and thl* has been going on Honed against their lndi*crlminatlng i the wheels would atop If they weren't use on foreign maiL Red CroM I around. . That's a wrong Idea. I know thousand* of year*. probably. Beni* in normal times may be used : If a bird flics down close enough to on tha reverse aide of mail matter ; n great deal better than that." Ono tyiy the head of the firm sent the asphaltum to. be trapped, so tho ■ent to .Austria Germany, Great monsters of long ago were caught and Brltlan and nio*< of the DTitlxh col- for thl* young man and. said: "You have given me an Idea. I held there. The quality of the ma­ onle*. except India ana Australia. have heard you say so often that the terial la such that it preserves every­ Guatemala, t’ruguay and Portugal thing that is burled there, and skele­ refuse to admit mall bearing non- business could got along without you, Certain European and it has had such a psychological tons have been found In perfect condi­ postagn stamp*. countries will return to tho sender effect upon vne that I am willing to tion. take you at your ward and save your The skeleton ot the saber-toothed tlthe address side. Mall addressed to ger with the long curved teeth that any of ths belligerent countries In wages. Hero is your envelope. Good.gave it the name was found hero, tho i Europe should' not bear the Red by." small antelope and a huge bird ot prey used'on tha face of checks, on bill*, called tho terator'nl*. The latter was on legal documents nnd on any comfound near thc skull just discovered, j merclai paper. There Christmas and because scientists know that the 18ei‘l» ■r® »®“d for postage. They bird becamaiextlnct many thousands ’*111 "«t c«ffr «ny mail mutter, but of years ago, they can Judge somakln‘* ot m*1*- matter will ifarry dhiag of tho age ot thn skull. Ths , skull la smajler and flatter at the back '* Napoleon's Pen-Wiper. tten a mini's skull of today, and the According to Iho biographers ot find has excited the scientific students: I Napoleon, his brooches were always of California. RAZOR HONES LATHER BRUSHES GOODYEAR BROTHERS Knives, Forks, Spoons, Soup Spoons, Table ^poons, Berry Spoons, Dessert Spoons, Sugar Shells, Orange Spoon, Pick­ le Fork, Cream Ladle, Cold Meat Fork, Butter Knives, Silver Ware In Sets. PRIZE ROLLER SKATES MECHANICS’ TOOLS (all kinda) WASHING MACHINES WRINGERS CARVING SETS ENDERS SAFETY RAZORS 0. V. B. SAFETY RAZORS GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS DUPLEX SAFETY RAZORS KEEN KUTTER SAFETY RAZORS AUTO STROP SAFETY RAZORS MULTI-BLADE SAFETY RAZORS WISS PEERLESS SAFE­ TY RAZORSRAZORS RAZOR STROPS the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fuller In Carlton. Thursday. Might Take Ono Prucautlon. Owing to tho Shallo* neai of a cer­ tain harbor In England, tho ships trad­ ing to and from It havo to bo built with a light dntft- Commenting on i of white.cashmere. It often happened this fact one day. a facetious Individ———------------- — - . .--------- , 7, Z— tni* larl ono uay. inaivta. ~ -■ 10 • Announcement. ,, , , .. , ' Fault In Education. I ul»h to announce myaelf a* a - ' . ...n.ll.Ui, for ,h. ,—lflon of i «!• Wtary of tho Wlnd.torm Insurance Co, .’kneed education of many young |>cf as a Crime. policyholders of tho-Cumpany who from their homes and families and the brileven change in the secretaryship I “old-fashlned” ways of the .'alter. The Here I must dial with a di.tro-^irg , will te a benvtlt to the company! tragedy of this gulf which school and subject. Which it would b<? pleasanter ■ Very respectfully, I cojlnge have created, between students to Ignore, but which my traliilnrf in —Adv. 7 wk*. A. Frank Bytvoarer, and their parcut* I* known only to tho realism will not allow mo to ignore,--------------------------------I mothers and fatterj wh& have endured Tho prowrites Arnold Hcnnctt in ihe CVntury Effect of Environment III. I'*ually. aldoT tho/explanatlon-i* • ^},c hopie if It Is to be an adequate • thaMte chlTdren have~n<4 won to oven Harry Barnum spent a day* Magazine. "XtcriaSn stupnefu! rrlmo is often - preparation for life. Jin the - outside; the’beginning*'of' wisdom. ci*« they committed on ytichts, mcrehnnimen «orld, must have nil the Ingredient*1 would r*lua‘ tte> real- worth of tbe futare represented, and In due parents whose greatness of loyalty and Mrs. Ida Wood attended the funeral and even men-of-wnr. It Is iiojibriou* 1 Of of James Youngs in Hastings, Salur- |h^t Nelson committed thin crime again | proportion—privlloge and duty, hard-' service and sacrifice I* beyond tho nnd again, nnd t|mt other hdmirulr. have । (],(p and pleasure, discipline and re-! power of thc school* to bestow. Anycopied hla iniquity. Sailors, und par-j * nrd. it may be n great playhouse education which makes-a boy ashamed noon tlcularly amateur sailors, would soonwl(h ercry da>. a holiday and every' of bl* mother and father I* a bad edu­ DO YOU UPSET YOUR WATCH? er bo accused of any wlrkcdn. '* rath- ^1, * dainty. Shor^ilghted love de- cation; or than this. Charge them with cheat­ —t.tt/l.lira ,v Inv ’ ' — ing at cards, ruiijlns innocent women.and sheltered from every pang. That; defrnudlrig the government and they homo has probably tho healthiest in-l will not blanch; but charge them with fluence In which this Is impossible, be- porta only one automi Ona of tbe troubles of watchmak­ ers la tho man who gels on hla watch’s on whom a good watch is wasted. A ' good second-hand watch that has kept perfect time for other people will, with and you may take your choice. certain other people, go irregularly Thc flrat ono la: Modesty is pretty when it is not standing still. It Is | likely to be Its own reward. common knowledge In the trado that The second: It doesn't always pay watche* are greatly Influenced by | to advertise.—Life. their owners. j Nobody know* tbe reaao.,, but two i , ' of an infirmity Philo explanation* have been offered. One I* that watehc* nre sensitive to per*onal magnetism, the natural electric-1 Ity that humnn beings contain in vary--; Ing quantities. j The other Is that a watch may ho disturbed by the vibration* set up by a footatsp which I* heavier than tho . ordinary. Tho man who put* hl* heels ' } down heavily usually need* to set the tejin“ wml’ilahe/heraelf at Klamath | J**® ^m ud Jfrta?' reC'“,n' caP,,ln- *°.u W0B,d “»•»* peak in Siskiyou county. «.4<4 feet: ,£,?*’ ” ?Li > and °r «hak-• not h|ng O f running nothing of running your your ship nhlp across aergaa wtev* rea level. Tho only huaaa I "« WJ *U around him. It SUB flvor- B roodow ofl a. d ,wy nl<htr dewy night?" Ito trick of hla- to atrtka bls pnnj - - "Nothing at all," came the reply; gaining. against tho edge of a tabic nnd. ot One of tha mysterious aides of tho though, to make sure, I might send I who bring* the mall from homo oncei course, tho breeches Buffered. |! man ahead with a ’watering-can." subject is that watchaa seldom keep Furthermore, it appear* that, how-j a Week and needed mu ppi lea. good tima on people of aarvoun, ex­ ever thc i;real man dressed In the citable tamporaments. — Bearson'a INmT nii«k Pneumonia. Bcxt For Kidney*—Su>«. hector. .Get rid of every cold a* quickly a* whole day, since ha would not ohanga. Dr. J. T. It- Neal, Greenville. 1 pOMibie. It Is thu forerunner of all hla toilet until nightfall. The inside c"r • «**■, u,at ln hl" J® >'«“• at *x’ pulmonary trouble, and pneumonia or bU boou ... 1IUU wllb «UU tup >»«•«• ti.b.. round no pr.pur.um, Th* Saruia. Ont.. Canadian usy* .. •I fAr •• Lliltmvm fdr III th,* kidneys unnnikl equal to to Woitrv Foley IvlrlKid- that Thoma*. Collin* uf, the llr»t von| ney PHU. In 80c and 11.00 sixes- ■,-eaalon-of lilddulp'h township, who (.'hniitborhHn'a Cough Remedy. I* ninety-nine and one-half year* old. New Mexico now han a population I rnuUern. kidnoy and bladder ailments. has Just commenced taking mualc ' 33,541. . —Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. this offense, and they v III blunh. they eause q wholesome type of poverty ote Mme Uuyie, who with her husband will recriminate, and they will lie dis- trades its kindly discipline upon the discovered radium, i*. Hie only per­ gracefully against all evidence; they----*•- of - every member ' • notice of thc family.! cannot alt still under me mere bus- A boy with daily “chores" has a bet-1 son in the world to hold two Nolwl prjaes. plclon nf nl.lnn of If It. tr chance of becoming a personality' I1 have known a yachtsman, nn ex- than his little neighbor who accepts Tick I in* In the Throat. pert, a member of an exceedingly without question ueation the tne luscious fruits rruits of or ' ... , , _ tiekiln* or crack club, suddenly shift his course service ...„ \. .b>. E'en tho ,*ltgnre*t .Itbout wi.L__. comp.lt.il h. lhr„„ h lh„ shoreward in clrcumsthnces not do- evcr-recurrent -rent necessity, narMultv laid lalil upon un.in forerunner - . . . . - ... void of danger. him by circumstances, to render ro “What are you gfaputl" was thc afCough liemldy. frighted question. Ke replied: effort.—Bishop Brent in ‘ho Living "I'm going to teach her. If-I don't, Church. I shall bo sick, nnd I won't bu sick aboard this yacht’ ” Giris Lavo Each Other 8o. Ruch Is thc tfRtoundlng infitmnee of Two girls fighting on a street corneti convention, which has, transformed this evening. It was an uncomely sight Into a crime a misfortune over which and. thank fortune, an unusual one. tho victim has no control whatever. Passersby were bo amazed that they Money placed with us nets stoppod a tew seconds, just aa tha PnimiH. Ai-Moti Mill HUi|> Your Couxli policemen took the belligerents, to In When you flrxt catch * vohl (often ..... . . . Indicated by a. »m«-zu <>r cough.) derly woman who sold paper* at th« break ft up at one<-. Tho Lira that comer *upplled the Information. "It doe*, not mailer'- often load* t<> tvnoua complication*. The remedy , always la," said she. "Them girii which immediately and- cavtly pcnc- . la good friends, und all In the. wort<; Flrat mortgage w* ever kind demand'd.. Dr. King*!} Now million . dollar*. DUuovcry soul hex tho irritation, loos­ one, to josh the other, said: 'Excqat me. Madge’, us that your hair yo« en* thu phlegmYou feel better ut tlpunvhii slaientoi.t. got our Then they wont at U. What spot of my cough" Ln one caPrroL huncst testimonials. . 60c Druggist.—"Adv. ' * SAVINGS S LOAN ASS'S occur Iti Loudon «»i» 5% INCOME Checks Semiannually On 30 Days Notice Lulling. Mlchlpn Electric veilidea tne fireman's. busiest muuOu. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, deckmmkr it. isu. TWO = Qrand Rapids Press Christmas Bargain Days farm and fireside free for One year Or if you prefer Christmas Package of 14-2 pieces Pead Jhe Grand Rapids Press Christmas bargain Day Offers. Cfood only from December 4 to December .?/ No. I The Press one year The Hastings Banner one year One Christmas Package (142 pieces) The new and unusual feature is the Christmas package of 142 pieces, including fancy colored New Year and Christmas Postal Cards, Santa Claus Stickers, fancy colored Ctrds and Tags. Just the thing for ev­ ery one for use at Christmas, and all free with your order for The Press. ALL FOR &Z.55 No. 2 The Press one year Farm and Fireside. The Hastings Banner one year ALL FOR $2.55 Christmas Candies That are Always Fresh and Pure II By the strictest attention to the wants of our patrons, we have establish­ ed a reputation for FINE CONFECTIONS. Our customers have learn­ ed that there is no place in the city, or the county, where they can find the dainties that we have, and always so FRESH. Our candy department is as much a part of our business as any other, and anything you buy here is protected against all possibility of contami­ nation. There is a great difference in candy. You take candy that has been kept in stock for some time, and it becomes “STALE” and “SOG­ GY,” but you NEVER find that kind here. “SAMOSET,” OF BOSTON; buy fre*h. ,upIpIi“ °f ^'*4**° “JOHNSTON” OF MILWAUKEE.^.®11* of cand,“ EVERY • TWO WEEKS. WE HAVE THEM IN BOXES, IN PRICES RANGING FROM 25c TO $2 We always sell hundreds of pounds of candies at Holiday time, because particular candy buyers, especially the ladies have learned that they can get the BEST QUALITY and the FRESHEST goods here—and it doesn’t cost them any more. , CLUB CIGAR STORE, Phone 106 J. F. HOONAN The Place To Meet Your Friends Jefferson St. E. J. HUFFMAN This bargain offer is good only on R. F. D. Dec. 4 to Dec. 31 ORDER THROUGH THE HASTINGS BANNER. Our Special >Sale for Christmas is good only until Dscwnber 31. Etoal Wrtisetnenu o’clock In tho forenoon, at said pro­ bate office, bo and la hereby appointed for hearing said petition; It is Further Ordered. That publie notice thereof be given by publication Mortfjngo Sale. Whereas, default has been made in the payment of thc money se­ cured by a mortgage dated the hearing. In tho Hastings BANNER, a Ninth day of August in tho year A. newspaper printed and circulated in D. 1909. by Frank W. Smellier and said county. Mario L. Smelker, his wife of the CHAS. M. MACE. Village of Lake Odessa, Ionia County, Michigan, to Farmers and GRACH BAUER. Merchants Hank oi lake Odessa, Register of Probata. Ionia County, Michigan, which said mortgage was recorded in ihe of­ fice of Jibe rcirister of deeds of the Order For Publication. County of Barry in liber No. 71, of mortgages, on pages No. 184 and Slate of Michigan, tho Pr No. 185. on the 12th day of Aug­ Court for tho County of Barry. ust in the year A. D. 1909, al eight o'clock n. m. And whereas, the the probate office. In the City of amount claimed to do due on said Hastings, in said county, on the 2nd mortgage al the dale of this no­ day of Decomiter. A. D. 1 »14. tice >s Ute sum ot Sixteen Hundred Present: Hon. Clement Smith. Cir­ Fifty and 75-100 (11850.75) Dollars Judge, rifth circuit, acting Judge of principal and interest, and the cuit further sum of Thirty ($30.00) of Probate Dollars as nn attorney foe stipu­ lated for in said mortgage nnd Robert Montgomery. Dccenreu. which is the whole amount claim­ ed-to bo unpaid on said mortgage having tiled In said court her petition which amounts to the sum of Six­ teen Hundred Eighty mid 75-100 final ’account and that Dollars, nnd no suit or proceeding having been instituted ut law lb an<t distributed to and among the recover the debt, now remaining persons entitled thereto and she be secured by said mortgage, or any dlacharged from Kild trust. part thereof, whereby the power of -It Is Ordered. . That the 2nd day sale contained in ‘sanl mortgage of January has become operative, Ndw,'therefore. notice is lifrehyV, .given, that by ..virtue. of-llu* said •flee, be und i« hereby appointed for power of sale, and in pursuance of hearing liATiT petition; It l» Further Ordered, That pub­ the statute in such case made ami provided, the eaid mortgage will lie 1 notice thereof be jriyen by publlbe foreclosed by a sale of the < premises therein described, at ' public auction, to tho highest bid- »said day of hearing. In the Hastings tier, at ihe east door of the Court 1BANNER, a newspaper printed und house in the city of Hastings, In <circulated In said County. said county of Harry, on Ihe 28th Clement'Smith. day of December A. D. 1911, st ten Fifth Circuit. Acting o'clock in thc forenoon of that Judge . Circuit-Judge. of Probate. day: which said premises aro <!«•- J scribed in said mortgage as fol- ‘ lows, lo wilt—Commencing til six­ of Probate. teen feel west ot tho North-east comer'of lot Seven, Seven. fildflk Five, corner of lol thence running west Twenty-two C,y.h- pjgjjJ Order For Publication. feet, theirno South' thence east T it; State «»f Michigan. The Probate Twenty-1 wo feet tlience'-north eight roils lq the Court for tha County of Burry. ' place of beginuiir.*, situate in Ihe At a st-Ksion of aald court, held at Village of Freeport, County. Of- Har­ tho probate office. In the city of ry anil-Slate of Michigan.' H-oUnas. In Mid county, un thc - ----­ Dated this t3rd day of Septem­ eighth day of Iieca ’ ber A. D. t9U. Present: Hon. lhas. M Mack. Judge of Probate. Farmer* and Merclianls.Hank, In th- Matter of the EstVte , MortgageeThomas Jolmron, i:>rt B. Sparks, administrator - Attorney for Mortgagee. having ilfr-d in said court his petition Bueine.-«a Address, Lake Odessa, .praying for reasons therein stated Michigan. HEAVY BONDAGE OF CUSTOM a Rare Gem, When All Things Freedom is a priceless gem—and INDIVIDUALITY IN ONE’S.PEN MUCH BENEFIT IN MEDITATION Those. Who Claim to Read Character Profess to See Ability Even In Illegible Writing. Better Than Discussion In Enabling A newspaper editor, a friend oi mine, wrote such a blind hand that ii was a byword throughout the office and a terror to the typewriter. One day a joker Imitated perfectly hit writing and signature and took thr scrawl, moat of which was absolutely meaningless, to the editor himself asking If ho weald kindly tell what he Intended to say.- Tho editor was a trifle annoyed at first and started oui with: "I don’t see why you fallow* can’t read my writing: It's plain In meditation we are free. We can consider one side and then the other without embarrassment. If we change our opinion because the weight of evi­ dence has shifted, there is no one to exult over us and make uk ashamed, if wo recognise that wo have been mistaken In our assumptlona there is The “Club” Lunch . tho Estate of d«r his Anal account and prays that ■ C. D. Barnaby effarson St. Hastings, Mich. | “Xmas Is Coming tree recovers and becomes quite rather perplexing in view of a little placid. girl neighbor's precipitate and sob­ therein bing retreat from the garden. But: "Oh. no. Indeed, .mamma.’’ an­ ORDER FOR, PUBLICATION. Apropoe of names, tho all-Brillsi: nounced the boy in response to her State of Michigan, the Probate Conn musicians who are now to make thelt gentle persistence. "I didn’t forget for the County of Barry. fortunes might now and then be mort ’ bout trying to be a gentleman when [nee, be and la hereby appointed for euphoniously or splendidly- entitled I made Annie try. She Ttaved awful, hearing mid petition. " It is Farther Ordered. That public mamma, so 1 played I was a girl tor a come happily accustomed, and Clara of November, notice thereof be given by .publics- minute and pulled her hair!’’ Butt Is a household word. In the same Chas. M.»Mack. of WHERE DO YOU GET THEM? , If you enjoy good eating, or if you merely eat to insure HEALTH ancj STRENGTH, you’ll get what y^u want here. The VARI­ ETY we offer you is attractive; our service prompt. You don’t have to wait; you get just what you want, and at a very moderate price. And you ALWAYS have tne satisfaction of knowing that what you get here is RIGHT. quietly make tho necessary adjust- < ments to ever changing reality, and go|; i on with our business of thinking. Wo: > are not required to react any predeter- J mined conclusions. We have no nerv- < and he studied • orer the deceptive one anxiety to catch any particular^ w» chose, eat aa we chose and scrap of paper for a few momenta, train of thought, as we are traveling p ’ ig to put [ live as we chose, providing we did not finally tossing it away and saying: on our own feet, and . Hence1' encroach upon the rights of others. “That la a little blind, I must admit, up wherever the nlgl But this we do not do. and I can't remember now just what it is that while discu slona go on with |! We dress aa Custom and fashion de­ 1 did write." great vigor, and few'are convinced ex-!' cree—be Ii comfortable or not. and People who profess to read cbarac- cept of the righteousness of their own ' we are quite careful to follow fash­ ter by handwriting seem to find traits cause, meditation often brings unex-l' ion's guiding finger though our daily of unusual ability In samples-qf tfad pected results. When wo meditate web life and .from year to year. And so moat Illegible writing, ao If all Wrote t sometimes change our minds. Thia is J we are not free—but bound securely. plainly there might be less Individual a beneficent achievement, for It ren • What that bondage leads to may be tty In the world. I am tempted to ders it unneueaaary for us to spend wen any day on any street where say what perhapa I ought not. aa It all our strength In attempting to people pass by. appears to be a alur upon my own change the order of the universe’and i Dealing With an Affront . Dally Thought. Then there is another kind of free­ sex—that. In my opinion, the' peculiar the whole direction of human progress,! Tho dull world haa got tho wrong dom that should be highly prlxed and ahd Illegible writing of men Is decid­ s m‘ ‘i” h,“ wh° dW “>• sought for. and that la courteous free­ edly more characteristic than tbe mX? M'.Cro‘h,rB- 10 A,Un“ci CUB Aurelloa. front who pockets It; he who takes no dom of manner. Many persons live meaningless weak and poor writing of notice Iota It Ho In the dlrL—George a rather lonely life simply because a great many -women. Whether a they never considered graclousness judge of handwriting would agree with Sweden yearly Imports about 120.Generally Succeed*. as worth cultivating. ''Gush” and me 1 do. not know. >o worth of surgical instruments. ’ splashing over” are unpardonable ofCanada in 19H had A.000 miles of Our penmanship Is something pe­ man than by "stringing" fensoa tn our. conservative world. three culiarly <mr own. Others may write binetion tool made And yet there Is a happy medium pur--------------------- / , ■ British capital bet wen that nnd the coldly ’ critical actly tho same. Since handwriting'Is BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. tralta •* istlmxted person. A little freedom Is helpful so Individual a thing, and to some ex­ In all walks of life—for high or low tent an index to our characters, let aa our stations may be, we are of a us hope that those who aro quick to -common cla> that must molder in see what It denotes may always find time into common dust—for after a vomrf agreeable qualities.—Dorothy century or two who could distinguish Wayne. In the Philadelphia Ledger. dust of prince -from dust of pauper? It Is worth while to bend a little—, to be a bit friendly with the pilgrims In tht> island of Grenada. British passing along the road of life. For we need each other's aid and wo need culler tree, the only one of Its kind a certain sense of freedom in manner nnd speech.' Frozen faces-were never conducive to happy hearts. Unbend bio those of the so-called sensitive plant, but whereas the sensitive plant u little! —Dedham Transcript. Is quite a small shrub, tho angry troa grows to a height of about five or six Played He Was a Girl. The Hille boy’s mother had striven hard to bring him up nicely, and In begin to shako and the whole tree particular ahe had labored to Incul­ shivers, but If you venture to touch cate high Ideals of chivalry and gen­ IL co Indignant will it become that it teel conduct toward the other sex. One will bend until Its branches touch tho night, putting the usual bedtime ques­ ground. At tho same time it aonds tion aa to whether or no he had be­ out a most obnoxious smell which haved like a gentleman during thc day, forces one to retire. After a time tho lous freedom, freedom of the press, freedom of speech and comparative freedom ot our mode of living, yqt wo are bound in various ways—such a; George W. Garrison, ndmlnUtrator of said estate, comes into couH and Your Lunches And tho Lie Nine Hundred. Tho principal difference between * rspaper printed and escalated cat and a lie la that a cat has only nine Ilves.—Mark Twain. Chat M. Mack. A true copy. Judj Ella c. Bcafuton'. electrified In Japan. Twelve electrie locomotives •will be used to haul rail. equally familiar with Carrie Tubb— which seems to suggest the sincerest flattery—but that lady might have be guq with more consideration. Nor ii Marie Yelland—another Queen's bal soloist—too fortunate a name.— Sphere. New Jerrey factoriu employ mero ran nOO WA.l/.r. That will mean a large number of good big din­ ners will be served in Hastings. ,We can help you with a portion of it. It takes good cream to make good coffee. We have it at 35c per quart, and you can not serve an extra good dinner without some good whipping cream, we have it at 50c per quart. Dinner is no dinner at all without good butter. Let us serve you. Our butter is made from good wholesome pasteurized cream and fresh every day. Put up in the following packages: 1 lb. prints. 2 lb., 3 lb., 5 lb. fiber package; also crocks when you furnish them. Crystal Pride is the Brand, Try It CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO, Hatting fl,Mich. The FarmcraFriend Eat Cnwtal Pride’ Et Crystal Pride �D5X KMHF.K 17. 1914. FOB YOIIB BEST* Arttehs Ysu Cm Hake Ron Odds ml Esds M RlUoss. nouniy you will tind people. so<Jtl>«* nght against tubarculoaM Finest Box Candies We make all our candies from tion jmd cheer to numerpua patient*. CH1RSTMAS MIXED TO BOX CANDIES consumptive1 t treatment, aid All made under perfectly clean and sanitary conditions make dainty little gifts for friends wl R&4 dark spots on tho leeth under are remembered in thought mainly 1 Get a Utile or- ■rith the bountiful la possible with a SPECIAL PRICES (let a brush TO SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES llttlo fluid organ will dretruy the The largest and finest asortment of Box candies in Barry county. Canes and Baskets, fancy candies in bulk. Nuts of all kinds. BANNER offlee. buy ta a bullet against tuberculosis. Don't wait until you have mouth. Watch the l>oy*a and girl's THE PALM GARDEN Attach tho binding string or ribbon Crooked Tooth Society. tie emergency book. This Is a flat cilm WASN’T LOOKING FOR FREAK Orders taken for Ice Cream D,"’,.7l1iJc£r or slip Into a coat pocket It to a friend formed are streogthaued with calico Tbe velvet sash pictured is a gift hat any girt will think '•perfectly A proposal was Imminent and they both knew IL He talked politics fol Ing friend. It a while, but that topic was rooa exhausted. Finally hn reached for hei "Dearest!" She said nothing. "You know that 1 lore you. Mora alienee. "1 want you to bo my llttlo wife." Her alienee must have given him a Blight chill Ho switched off to prao tlcai talk. J, W. ARMBRUSTER, Prop. Place your order as early as possible. Choice Waa Much Like Rest of Phone 548 Hastings, Mich. BAD EFFECT OF SMOKY AIR HAD ENOUGH OF NEW YORK TREES THAT ROB THE SEA HARDLY Manufacturing Plants. Mlghty Poor Opinion of tha Great Metropolis. , Operating qxpepaea .of American affirmative not only for animals but to If.llf.- Listen. Interest In tho home, I piny bridge' tor money. I smoke cigarettes I require expensive clothes and coo tianal excitement. Tho young man smiled Indulgently “Certainly I want you." he an swered. "Why should I have a wtfs any different from so many otkei ' ’ ends, n little over a foot long, which , rar mingy ■ cuppers. thermoia'ner that takool a drop too A bandsouie quality of white satin much at night, .and still Acts up early ribbon over the surface of which are: scattered blurry designs in pinkish lavtbe next morning. •Oder Is tbe material from which thio : •tunning party bag is constructed. . In anticipation ___ tremendous Tho bug is built on tha sama plan as . truffle tho Union Pacific railroad an- milady's knitted purse. tho kind thatI rolling stock. This is the biggest equipment order placed by the. com- Better Biscuits Baked v. > j > IKIVer tasted daintier, lighter, fluffier bruits than those ... ... “kc<1 wiU' Ca,omcfc They're aJwaji For Calumet inbaking. RECEIVED HIGHEST AWABDS young slock Is kept hack under auyh conditions, and In the rase nf old stock or horseg these arc seen to require much more care and luod thau those which llvo In a pure air. Such effects on animals are dua^rtly to the direct action of tho vitiated air when taken tato the-lungs and on tho other hand tlrely of th6 mind.but It waa acute. Each branch J Leaking Backward. Certainly we get sense as we grow □Ider. * dolln. h»prrimtnn fees are no different ftorp other ftood coffees, order a peun.’ from your fcrocer today and tteo ; as you would ordinary coffee. When the package i TURKEYS Vacuum Coffees cessed so as lo reduce tha ' formation of the disturbing toxic : caflto lo a DUCKS FISH, OYSTERS, ROASTS, ETC. •re scientifically pro* I EUXumum. Coupled CHICKENS GEESE Improved Uaunu i« little, if any; differences on the prosperous boniness outlook. I On June 15.. the Idle freight curs] numlM-red 232.334. which I* lucky. [ T<« handle the wheat crop will re- ! quire all the nd . thehf banks in foreign countries and mans . >mc. Prime lender Meats empty, jf you attribute or disturbing effect on nerves, htnc heart or stomach to the drhdcir. of this coffee, return the pucki£ 4 to your grocer and he wifi, cheer fully refund thc purchase price. ~ the necessity of dealing fairly by words: "Well. John. If ever In doubt, quote Is I a text to yourself, and you will And great help from It in your dealings." He had not been gone long before a to. 1 come hero to see th' fashions,! actin' on tho advice of friends, thoughI which easily retain tho flotsam and; I run n dressmaklu* establishment 20| jetsam carried down by the unceasing years in Vevay, Inlftanuy. without stating that tha price waa two dollars. never cornin' to New York an’ ain't! angular fruit, which like that of the It was a very nhe one. but she. being mangrove, ainks Into tbe mod, ger I never comln* a gal 9. If 1 ever look able to.affofd better, asked to sfe der good eoutUUonm Sbeep raising is ,n iMaionji , ner- w back th' fashions 1 seen here to Vevay, j o there. found to b- aprcbil^ d.fflrnlt In these ,rd IoM-Mcry_cultoln.r I f.- Iol an„ John, readra. ever, fetched another ptecos. aven ^powiblu. N-ir Leeds. probab)y oy| o> |he to the land. Indeed, therrajo '?* of Bnr?’ box' 'Proudlng U»to had to ba dla^unuued. tor the New York aln-t n0|hln. but a Ur tinuaUy . . . . . . . . Intrt runt rm lh« al.r^J lt,« wool wm ot vary topr quality, bwMas. awindl, {fom eni {o end a„. being full ot ImyHyiUre •"< -*hriot>» ri.-«« “““ par* uimo cu*« _ . . . , kin,*. Th... II ,1... .1-"om 7T6ro br°aWast to lockln upi glrfk expoMe(I lo tha i «*»»•»«». fetching another ona. also , time. I was .uppoMd lo git a quiet ““ thl flSSXt "* thB bMh" h«>* cncral rules apply to anlmala as to I room in a convenient neighborhood. , encroached >n the sea for ,he BOttU llho <•“» “ uman beings under such circum-' iXv01 tB° “ w* -Theu,i,r wm ■p,e“,fU- ~d wou,j two miles or more during their lifestances.—Scientific American. gallery, an th thing* that neighbor I time. hood was convenient fur ain't nothin'' , John, flushed with his succeed, on for you an' me to speak of. I moved ■ |( hla master's return told him all. Evolution In Profexslona. quick an' they wouldn't give me back mangroves and nlpa palms becomes' George It in 1743. apllletf the beans tho deposit I sent When I wrote to cn-1- drier the trees die and give plaeo toj asked him what Scripture quotation for the surgery-M’iyfy corporation. gage th' room. Hut I ain't gona under- i other tropical vegetation.—From tha Several obnoxlons IhdlviduaU who ta|co to tell ye about all th' little things cheated the lady that morning. boo Wu ...«!»> W-mli™. I» like that that happened to me. That's!। Magmtlno. _ R>mj>«ritlnn <h. tartar. .1 J .om. r„t „„ „„ full Importance, replied: Honor and Justice. ih"r 0^. „,hl ,n wlnd„ ,ta * • i's vanity tolls him what is fresh not so many years a.’toTwnrd, when fellows calling themrehos chip opodlsls sprang Into existence und declared thht no mtn should hnve bls corns rcmovfd by anybody except, ex- Vacuum Improv^ Cg€- ■omktiuxu xxw tx naoa. m,Mn< „„ mM I ttong|j, tn admit of a |w(r of slippers, A perfectly sanitary meat market is the place to buy all your meats. We have the most complete and sanitary outfit for keeping our meats in per­ fect condition that can be found in Barry county. When our meats are delivered to you there is no question about their being wholesome. LarJ>,e numbers of people ra fan mmI tlx u*«ul Our Meats. Are Properly Dressed now freely drinking Voc-jam Improved Bllk frtugv mid Uttuwl are (he flulxb Cofico With the fnlhu crycyncKt. | The large eclliilnld ring through — j which tho lam is sllpp.-d and tbe small­ er dug ttint lu»hlb the contents tntaet are pure, dean, wholesome and aro both •-oterod with tho ribbon. A MtoTyinh-fuU swreAth and full ikvoe. pocket lx cut tn the center of the rib­ bon for the stowing of tbe articles. Another strong reason why you should order your meats from us is because we know how to properly dress our meats and have the facili­ ties for doing the work properly. If you will phone us your order NOW for Christmas WE wifi see that you get just what you want when for money in i eddmon the benefit of i you want it vanity articles bewho formerly deniod ihemwlvta I,ns 1,1 «le|»UA. Th. ends inddhcTK. in tiw.r fcwrka bowrafta ore I 22in<,e‘U ““d ", Vacuum Improved Coffees Sprague, Warner 8 Co. MEANING George Carter, a very jnst man. can of brigtxt green leaves, thirty to forty feet in height, form aquatic the waitress, according to a New York i along tho coast. correspondent of the Cincinnati Timet- ■ Slur, "fa how there's so many people: barkery. Gcorte fell for It and dis­ solved the combination. Th* surgeons If You Think GOT THE wak Successfully Employed Whether lira stock in likely Io out She was a middle aged person from ----- --------- —r— — — -•— far when living in tho neighborhood the rural districts and evidenced ,Bh Protectorate la Borneo) aro lined TOnly tbe tired man knows tbe of railroad yards, industrial plants health In her appearance and perfect wlu* nlt* P**™* and ®*ngrovrc. At digestion in her breakfast. which coo low ttd» 7°° can »»>• mangrove, listed of ham and'eggs with catchup landing on trestle. of black woody university .proponed to on them. The catchup made even the rooU- Poking Uke snakes writhing in feel sure that you think well of mo How about ItT Thr girl looked at him steadfastly. "George," sold aho, "I like you-well! frankly. Candy A Goad Old Standby Gift. Tbe good ohl mudby-the umbrella Bessmer Brothers �RENOWN WON BY CRIPPLES! Numerous riiuwmg that only harm to Individual* and to society can result from the conMitupttan cf such liquor*, because alcohol'!* a poison. Rome system* nuy heyonte ae accustomed U. steady poisoning a* to reduce the ill effect* physi­ cally. Hut tn effk'leMy. In mofnl* and physically the use of alcuhid as n Uevmige tend* to physical, mental and moral degeneracy. Cases " Where .... Infirmities Inflrmlt Im I| । have, notwithstanding thslr Infirmity i; made a name for themselves in the I history of the world. The notorious, or famous, according to the j>olnt of view, French states­ man Talleyrand, the friend of Napol­ eon. and for a time French ambas- Ki rJihout of operation nnd mcrea*ed number of accidents. ' '!'*• scientific mtn of Ger' . i many. Franca and England have denwn'trated that only harm to the Doily | [ ■ nd to a greater or l*« degree paralysis of the brain, n-sult* from the takln,-: j PLAN OF SMALL DAIRY BARN' in of alcoholic drinks Into the system. ConmHiuently the military leaders of ------------| England kesp all alcoholic drink* away from their soldiers just a* far i>" On* Advantage of Building Shown।! possible; France has prohibited absinthe and largely cut down on the usHerewith I* Twalve-Foat DriveI way Across North End. ' of even the lightest wines; Germany ha* prohibited Selling beer tu her soldiary nnd Russia ha* absolutely prohibited the sale of ukohollc beverage* in th* Russian Empire. ■ «Wh a nutlrr aa th’l*. and w« Und tho following' In the new* column* of th. Now York. Dec. 10.—That the u«o of alcoholic beverage* shorten* life In ■resident* her«- thl* morning, Flgun-t th* finding* of-a mortality Investigation lnt< suranea policyholder*, covering ft period of 3 . The Investigation, which ha* Just been finished, was made primarily to through an accident when ono year old. rendered * cripple for life. HI* cunning, cleverncsx, political penetra„ tion. UM, auluIl adroit intrigue* nnn and .ngeniou* Ingenious ..ubterfugea were vehemently opposed ..... , ruyuivuo; uppuRCU --------------.--------------------by the emperor ’s wife. Josephine, who I'tiergetlcally denounced him a* a j "cursed cripple." I have a barn built last year which Is' , . , Mum Lord Both iA>ru Byron Dyru and Sir Walter a* handy a* any 1 have seen. Il stands, s<Sotl Wl,re Jftm' north and south., thu main building 38! Mrs. Browning, the distinguished by 53 feet, with a lesn-to on the west! 16 feet wide. Beginning at the south ,. •nd «r tbe m.1, buddio, I. . .I. rooil „“‘r room a, r.« lone, on .Id. *•" <"• 10 ot Ibl. rood ,r. rbrro Unmoor .<.11.: «■'>> h.Pp.bml ta h.r nd on, nr.feoc nUI. Cro....y. or ■ "'"""’•I"'. “• «« “»• ll» L.ru trom «.< <o »..< b . It root h“ ■«“’1n • she fell with the saddle upon her. In­ curring an injury to thc spine. The years she had to. recline on her back. In every walk of life, crippled per■ son* have won renown, and proved I that their infirmity ba* by no means 'hindered their rise up tho ladder of | fame. should be charged an extra premium, and which should be declined. mortality Inquiry were also available for public u«e In lengthening III Fatal Effects of Drink. "Among th* men who admitted’that they had taken alcohol occasionally Whose habit* were considered ■re 789 death*, while there TALE IS HARDLY COMPLETE Reader Will Think It Should Have In­ cluded an Account pf What the Fish Man Said. equirMlcnrju lifetime of each. man. there are many who would consider that 'the C-urie There was a man walking through a mountainous region .one day selling t Floor Plan of Small Dairy Barn. • fish. As he went along he called; driveway with a door high enough that f°r aalo. Fish for saie. 1 d,lv. in .Kb . k»d h.y, , "°1"' “""■rt • •*"“* very---tall «Mt- J. H. K<„ In MI.Kn.rl V.l>„ to'look up "" and on top of -a-------mountain which loomed Into the sky Farmer. I unload with hay slings and; ’ I he saw a tiny hut. and closer hl* eagle ropo from inside, which 1 find much j ! eye aeemed to discern signa of Ufa. rould live If they had more handy, than unloading from the! Being an ambitious and painstaking outside. • North of the driveway, at the east'iflsh man, he settled hla hamper of 'j fish more firmly on his back and alow. from alcohcl. corner is an eight-foot storeroom.1 1y climbed up to the' top of the mounThen come 20 fe«t for blns. The rs-f ‘ । lain. When he reached the but hp malnlng ten feet is added to an 8 by 10-foot Jean-to which I am now rig-' knocked nt the door and a man cams glng up for well, ganollne engine, corn I out. and lie said to the man: ’"Any i fish today?" The mortality in thr second group grinder, fanning mill, grindstone, The man took hla pipe out of hla cream separator, and aa many more' '[ month, and looking over the deal, re­ tools a* I can put In and run with thoi ' plied: "No fish today." ‘ meat for moderation In the use of aleohollp, beverage*. engine. Overhead I will put an SO-1 Light Drinking Dangcn>u< ! The man went back down the mounbarrel water supply tank, and will, "Th* committee of th? medico-actuarial mortality Investigation did not pipe water from thero to hogs, house,!j tain. When he had reached the bottnak* a report on the mortality among total abstulnur*. but sutflcK-nt »tntl*- mflkhouse, fishpond and hurae tauks. Ij tom he happened to look up and he Beginning at the south end of lh«|I saw the same man In front of. the hut tlaa have been published by individual companies to Justify the statement that ' beckon to him. Once more he set­ person* sho have always been total abstainers have a mortality during the lean-to, next to main building. Is a! !! tied hla fish hamper on his back and working years of life of about one-half of that among those who use alcohol four-foot feed room. At thu hide of I once more slowly-climbed up to the this are five double stalls for sows,[ i top of the mountain. When he got to 'In view-of thl*, the *ff*ct of prohibition of the manufacture und s^le of equally dividing 32 feet of space. Tho within hearing, tho man In front of ollc •beverages In Russia must bo very great, If the government of main building Is 17. feet high to the' the hut aald to him: s csrrlM out tts prlsent Intention to abolish permanently all form* of sheeting, which gives plenty of room don’t want any fish today or to­ for hay. morrow, either.” persona dying, there would be probably 13 deaths: thut Is. three meft would ‘ ent warfare could ba made good In lea* than 10 year* through complete abstlnenoa from alcoholic beverage* by all the Inhabitant* of Russia.'’ Wisdom From Thoma*. Ths thoughtful look ou young Thom­ as' face betrayed that he had a few questions to ask. Aa soon as MrsBoardman had gone, he naked them. “ . "Mother," said he. "do you like to । kin Mr*. Boardman?" "No', dear." "Do you think Mr*. Boardman like* kiss when you meet*” "Don’t you think Mrs. Boardman would rather you didn’t kiss her?" "1 havp no doubt of it.” "WouidnX you rather Mrs. Boardman didn’t kiss vou^" "0^,-very much rather.” "Then." said ‘young Thomas, eon-’ clusively, "that must be why.” next election. “A Shine 1 Every 1 inDrop ” [il^h / Set a Can I TO-DAY piOYfW From Your Hardware or Grocery Dealer I I I I Seeing Contemporaries ae They Are. After al), the teat of a vacation is up our work on our return. The per­ son who live* among his contempor­ aries all the time has no Idea what In­ teresting people they are. They ap­ pear even romantic when one returns to them from a short trip abroad. There la a moment before we begin again lo do thing*, when we have leisure to see thing*. , sponslblhtles again. Our serious busi­ ness with our contemporaries Is to Improve their conditions, their morals and their manner* 'We do not have too much'time for this work. But be­ fore, we begin again the attempt to may enjoy the moment wljen we have ■nouKh freahnesv nf vision to see them as they are.—Atlantic* tMonthly. Quits Simple^ “A savings bank," said tho child, In answer to the teacher, "Is a placo whero you can deposit money today and draw it out tomorrow by giving a week's notice." COST OF PASTEURIZING MILK Inspiring Battle PicturesThe Crimean war Inspired many wonderful battle pictures, ono ot tbe most pathetic, perhaps, being "Tbe Return from the Crimea." painted by Sir Noel Paton, showing tho return to bls cottage of.a corporal of Fusilier guards with an empty sleeve, head bandaged and a twelvemonth's beafd.He sits with closed eyes, white hi* wife kneels at hl* t&t and clasp* hl*1 waist. Print* of thl* picture are to1 be seen in thousand* Of home*1 throughout England. OL-naval battle pictures, perhaps1 the most notable Is that which illus­ trates thc famous incident of the bat­’ tle of Copenhagen, when Nelson re­ About One-Third Cent Per Gallon Ii Result of Teat*. From tost* made and reported by the government, the cost of pasteuris­ ing milk when a properly designed or properly operated plant is available. Is about one third cent a gallon. To pasteurise cream costa about twothirds cent a gallon. Government tests show that the flash process by which milk is raised to a temperature of 165 degrees and kept there for a moment only. Is more expensive than the "holder” process. In' which milk is maintained for 30 minutes at a tem­ perature of 135 to 145 degrees. Less heat Is required for the holder procats. and it is believed that for hygienic purposes the latter Is pre­ ferred. It is believed that many milk plants and creameries which do not make ' painted by-Thomas M. Hemy, the fa­' mous marine artist. Tbe painting Is'! one of tho most Inspiring sea picturesI which have ever been exhibited. Baccarat. Baccarat, the little town In the da ■team from their engines and steam- partmvnt ot Mcurths and arrondisse driven auxiliaries would have heat, suf­ meat of i.unevllle. Franco, has appa* ficient In rnany'cases for all the pas­ ently no connection with "Baccarat teurising done In thc plant* If It were Bad Luck pad Bankruptcy." though Ii properly utilised 'Instead of being is not clear how It acquired its name permitted to go to waste. ported Into France by the soldiers of Charles VH1 from Italy, where it wot railed Baccara. Oulda uses this spell Experlment With Alfalfa. An experiment of the Illinois sta­ tion showed tW|t for dairy cows a ra­ tion containing ten pound* of alfalfa', produced. 17 per cent more milk than! tho lame ration of timothy used in liep of alfalfa* Also that alfalfa was worth I10.S6 more p«r ton than tim­ othy and when timothy Is worth 310 per- ton, an acre of alfalfa Is worth chamberlain'* Cough Remedy 164.41 more than an acre of timothy Lbeen curing cough* and cold* for the pant forty year* and ha* gained In under the conditions In which the ex­ [.popularity every year. What better periment was conducted and when milk I* sold at $1,770 per 100 pounds. • t Worldly Wisdom. fin choosing a wlfo ono should nover judge by appcaraBce*.” "That * right. Often the prettiest girls bavu the least money." may not steal. you may beggar you.' neighbor at Baccara." Dry Quarters for Calf., Thc ralfs quart era should not be, allowed to accumulate a lot of damp, dirty materials, aa thia Is almost auro to cautu sickness and bad results. Thu bedding should be abundant and changed often. In order that the pens or stalls be kept clean they should bo in the choicest part of the barn, where sunshine and light arc ! abundant. In summer they should This Company’s knowledge of the value of investments is used for the benefit of estates in its charge. It is conservativejn mak­ ing investments and in the handl­ ing of estates. . Ditto. At an Inauguration in Washington a couple of negro venders were ob­ served passing through a crowded ftrect. one about ten feet In advance of tho other, and both endeavoring to dispose of their ware* to the passers­ by. Tho first negro would cry out: "Baah's wheah yo’ got yo’ clgabs and tobacco, candles, fruits and nuts." Each time hn called this out, tho negro shunting along In tho rear would cry: "Same heah, same heah, same henh.” < Cause of Stringy Milk. It has been proven that ropy or atringy milk can be carried from one place to another by milk utensils not being thoroughly cleaned and sterlilted, and in this case the only ramedy I* a more thorough and careful cleaning. ItRand RapidsTrust HoMPAHY 123 Ottawa Ave., N. W. Both Phones, 4391 J WINTER SESSION Opens January 4lh In all 'Dcpnrtincnla uf tl>c DETROIT J* plenty of shade. iichjnesk university, os• ! 1 ! 1 , -DASNEH WAVr AOVS. W,-[ troit, Mich, Our catalogue explain* oui superiority —— in Equipment, Standing, --Btaff, Method* and Result*. tcrcated In tho kind of school denu ........... The Real*Eating Houses There will be many times during the cold, blustery months that are to follow, when you will not feel like walking home for your meals. It is especially during such times that this Restaurant can be of GREAT SERVICE to you. For only 25 CENTS you can come here and get a FULL MEAL’, with your choice of meats, and pastries, and several dainty ‘‘side dishes” that you do not get at the ordinary restaurant. It’s the BEST MEAL you c&n get in this city, or this county for 25 CENTS. In fact you could not get up AS GOOD A MEAL for THE SAME MONEY in your OWN HOME. The REASON WHY we can do it is because we do our own cooking and baking on such a large scale. Or if you only want a LUNCH, or SHORT ORDER COOKING of ANY KIND, we, can ACCOMMODATE you. If you want a steak, or a stew, or anything of the kind, we can serve you, and SERVE YOU PROMPTLY. We have just installed a brand new LUNCH COUNTER, and it is proving very popular, because our patrons KNOW that they can come here at any hour of the day, and get JUST WHAT THEY WANT., . And with EVERY MEAL, or LUNCH, served here, there goes with it the recognized “QUALITY” of the Baked Goods, made by this Bakery. Everything you get here YOU KNOW will be CLEAN, SANITARY and WHOLESOME. The next time you watit a FULL MEAL, or a LUNCH, come and see us. We will give you the best for your money. You will be pleased—and so will we. Wishing one' and all a Merry Ghrist mas and a Happy New Year, we remain, Yours Very Truly, Star Bakery & Restaurant, W. R. JAMIESON, Prop. Phone 381 Hastings, Mich To Scotland' DREW TRIBUTE FROM TWAIN One of tho flneat memorials In the He—“Unselfish, «clf-«acrlficlng worn. world commemorate* a poet,the author Great Humorist, Asked for His Con­ best wives.” Bbo—".No doubt; and ception of a Gentleman, Named mJon.” This Is thc Scott monument, they also make tbe worst husband*.** Hi* Coachman. tho chief ornament of Princes street, —Judge.. Edinburgh. The poet Is seated under . Once, upon being asked to give hl* a magnificent canopy, and by his side conception of a gentleman. Mark is his favorite collie. Maids. This re­ Crop estimates: Wheat. Twain, after a moment'* deep’thought, markable memorial also shows the coc: paid tbe following tribute to one who reel likeness of 16 other Scotish poets after many years of faithful service and statuettes of 64 of Scott's "char­ had just died—the-great humorist’s acters." coachman, Patrick McAleer. Scotland another beautiful "Ho was never old—Patrick. Ho see this In comparison with the crowd* coachman on thc morning that I drove who view the Scott monument, for It my young bride to our new home. He was a young Irishman, slender, tall, Mary's Loch in Ettrick Forest. It lithe, honest, truthful, and he never commemorate* James Hogg, who was changed In all hla life. He really was called "The Ettrick Shepherd." and. with us but 25 years, for he did not aa in Scott’s caee. his dog. too. enjoys JCoSvIth us to Europe, but be never re­ A twin immortality—the faithful sheep­ garded that os separation A* the dog Lutliam,, which was the poet's children'grew up he was their guide, constant companion for many yesf*. lie was alt honor, honesty and affec- Farms for Sale Ml** the Best Thing*. shire last summer, and his bplr was A gay. serene spirit Is the soureo just aa black, his eyes were just aa of all that is noble an ’ good. Petty, blue, his form just as straight and gloomy soul* that only mourn tho his heart Just as goed aa on the day past and dread tbe future are not ca­ we first met. In all the long years pable of seising upon the holiest mo­ Patrick nevfer made a mistake. He menta of life.—Schiller. never needed an order; he never recelved a command. He knew. I hgve been asked for my Idea of an Ideal gentleman, and 1 give it to you—Pat“Mary.” said Mr. Thomas, when a rick McAleer.” silence fraught with unpleasant mean­ •. ing had followed hl* first altercation with hl* young wife. , . Woodpecker'* Tattoo. "■Vczf valid- Mary, interrogatively. Heard a woodpecker tapping tho "When n man nnd hla wife have had tree In the high wood*. How strange­ a—a difference," said Mr. Thomas, ly be is constructed! If we chopped with a judicial air. "and each consid­ our teeth on u stick loud enougtr to be ers the other nt fault, which of the heard a hundred feel off, at the end two do you thlufc shotild make the of an hour our jaws and gums would first advance toward* reconciliation?** be so sore we could not bear it. But. "The wiser of the two."* said Mrs.' the woodpecker seem* to suffer no InThomas, promptly; ''and so. my dear. convenlrco* Cured by Suggestion. Mental healing haa long been prac­ ticed. but Doctor Berillon of Paris as­ serts that psychotherapla is tbe medi­ cine of the future. He does not put his Some very remarkable results are patient* Into an hypnotic trance, but being obtained by treating stomach, places them in an environment which liver and intestinal troubles with pure create* the appetite for sleep and in­ vegetable oils, which.exert a cleansing, vites them to repose on a bed nnd ’oolhing and purifying action upon the think of nothing. Then ho leaves lower bowels, removing the obstructions them- They gradually succumb to the of poisonous fecal mailer and ga,«c* anil preventing their absorption by thc bln.»d. ttek-tark of a metro-nome. I'hU done, the food is allowed free pasWhen the .patient is In a hynottc *cge from the stomach, fermentation slumber, if it ta desired that he should :ra*cs anj stomach troubles quickly dis■be cured of excessive indulgence In al­ cohol, the psychotherapist suggests to Georgc II. Mayr, for twenty years a ading Chicago druggist, cure*! himself him that he cannot raise a glass of n<r many of his friends of stomach.- absinthe to his lips, and repeats the tver and intestinal troublet of years' suggestion until the prohibition is so tr.ndipg by this treat^ienr. end v» sucengraved on his brain that if he would cuful was the remedy .he devised that he could riol do *o. • has since been placed in the hand* of Doctor Berillon Is frequently con­ Irniftrists all over the enuntry, who have sulted by those who wish to bo-cured r.H thousand* of Inttkv . cf an unhappy love passion. Through Though absohitely harmless, the cfhypnotism they obtain their release. •ect o’f the medicine is sufficient to con­ vince any one of its remrrtable cffectveness. and within 24 hour, thc sufferer •’eels like a new person. Mayr** WonAncient Irish Word*. 'crfnl Stomach Remedy is now sold Tbe threo most anclepl word* in the Irish language, it is said, are Tor. a leading druggUls and druggist* ev- tower; Cir, a hound, and Bo, a cow. Here Is Good News for Stomach Victims Tha first dose lute satisfaction tiro understanding your money will be returned by your drvggtn without quibble or question. 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Ezra S. Morehouse & Go. DELTON, MICH. Kansas's wheat crop I* estimated at 154,000,060 bushel* In addition to Hastings at Charles Bauer's Is* .Office Saturday from lie* to 4.03 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-12-24.pdf b19167c376b050ed3a1d4d2daf43dc2a PDF Text Text ' THE HASTINGS 'N BARRY COUNTY CcMiy Pspera Cambiasd. 20 PAGES FIFTY-NINTH YEAR 02034306 RETURNS TB N1VY Fred Wurit, Franco-Prussian War Veteran of Hastings, Receives Bad News. Fred Stafford Pleaded Guilty to Charlotte Deputy Game Warden’s Charge. killed whlls on patrol duty In Beuyouths from his home town in a vineyard. Th* men arc serving un­ der Duk. Albrecht of Wurttemburg Claude Wilcox, the young sailor wounded In the battle of Vong Cruz lust April, returned on Saturday to of whom arc now fighting. the natal service after spend­ ing a furlough of sevsral weeks un ax pl red will probably spend ths Thu Mr. Wurst ho* a iironui cross con­ ferred upon htan by the Gersran Battle of Sedan. The cross Is made Leagi.a Island Navy Yard. Philadel­ frotn a bronse cannon captured from phia. Mr. Wileox has only recently the French at Redab. lie was one of the men on tho firing line in this received during the occupation talnlngly of hia experience under lire. The blue jacket, on tha battleship Routh Carolina "hod so often been liance* and to project property In Hantq Domingo. Hayti and other, turthey found that they would really be sent at Vera Crux. They em­ barked and lauded before daylight. th* cadets and others In the build­ ing opened a heavy Are of machine guns nnd rifleo. The iMliors were onmplrtely at a dlaadvnntago tut they could not .tell Where the shots were coming from. The Mexican* llrad from bulldltlg*, through windows covered with blinds, round cornara nnd from any place where they might <Lhe JFirst (Christmas ST. LUKE 2:8-21 DO YOU CARRY WIND­ STORM INSURANCE No Locality Seems To Exempt From Their Visits. Be And there were shepherd* in the same country abiding in the field, and keeping watch by,, night over their flocks. And an angel of the Lord stood by them, and the glory of the Lord shone round about them: and they were, sore afraid. And the, angel said unto them, Bo not afraid; for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy which shall be to all the people: for there is born to you this day in the city of David a Sav­ iour, who is Christ the Lord. And this is the sign unto you: Ye shall find a babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, and lying in a manger. And suddenly there was with the angel .« a multitude of the heavenly host praising God, and saying, Glory to God in tho highest, And on earth peace among mon in whom he is well pleased. And it came to pass, whtn the angels went away from them into heaven, the shepherds said one to another, Let us now go evan onto Bethlehem, and see this thing that is come to pass, which the Lord hath made known unto us. And they came with haste, and fonad both Mary and Joseph, and the babe lying in tho manger. And when they saw it, they made known concerning the saying itrhich was spoken to them about this child. And all that heard it wondered at the things which were spoken unto them by the shepherds. But Mary kepi all these sayings, pondering them in her heart. And the shep­ herds returned, glorifying and praising God for all the things that thty had heard and-seen, even as it was spoken unto them. The Son of tho Magi. Bethlehem. Despite the fact that cyclones cornea cleared up. yet « good many people lq Barry county do not carry windstorm Insurance. And they are With n burning In oltr-spirits. with experience has demonstrated, time and time again, that no section of the country is exempt from ' the awful ruin and. devastation left In the trails of these whirling terrors. We have threaded fallen kingdoms, forgotten In tho sunds— Dead kingdoms where the thistle* crowd to guard the empty thrones. Where tone owls hoot their loud disdain among the scattered stones. county have been vtslted. where It mllora replied, but they did not know would almost seem that a* cyclone could not -reach. And only I pet year. The "Chester" and the “Prairie" In our neighbor. Eaton county, the •ntmhcd tne naval academy and klt1- little town of Pelrleville, nestling We trod <>n crumbled Babylon, where once on towered height rd mi»t of the Inmates. by any resident of the towp. And! sought In vain the Christmas Child, sred me forth with lamp of Faith, and for a space It seemed ■ «Ugh Indeed a light Illumed the way whereof 1 dreamed. usaed mn wher; the erdss-ronde met. and -Whispered me of Doubt: windy waste. Where once the Angel of the Hword the • The sailors cornpletrty wiped off the map by n cyclone, and not a penny of Insur-. dued. ' Mio held aJoft a dov*. And amlled into toy saddened soul, and spake to me of Love. He led me through eeft-verdured paths flBt- tho higher country around thorn, the Hr had boon In the tcred shrine. which started right here in Hastings, tho "home" of windstorm Insurance In Michigan, dove down Into PetrleVllle one afternoon last summer and on a peak afar. Twelve >Magl keeping vigil for the rising of destroying .property worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Of course the people all through that section ThU man was shot through Ths now carry windstorm Insurance, but It Is only another case of "locking the breast nnd soon died. All through barn after the horse la stolen." the fight be lay exposed. Finally When Secretary D. W. Rogers got the bill through the legislature thirty of the birth. The-great hour when a Child should come to poise the shaken earth. * to think nothing would happen to him when a Uillet passed through his left foot. H* dropped and lay uport thing that ha* been of g Mr. Wilcox said that the M.xicana SERVICE, probably; than he up <lqil 'buHdlngs erected. During its which they had raised the Norwegian thirty years of existence It hav paid hundreds of thousands of dollars In termined men and machine guns at­ squarely with Ils policy holders, made tacked thia vessel and took prisoners honest adjustments and paid Its toss­ es In full and has been capably and economically mhnnfced. desperately and that tho women us­ ed guns us yell as the men. The against windstorms will be Interested Mexican' soldiers In the town took to In the advertisement of the Michigan their heels and ran Inland so yx>n as Mutual Tornado,\CycIo no and Wind­ storm Insurance : Company In <hla •elves on tha heights beyond the city were scattered by shell fire. Stringsniping, and the tiring aquad had JURY AWARDS FARM LABORER FULL CLAIM to Much has been- said about ths of the dum-dum bullets In rhe present wnr. Mr. WItoox'fl experi­ ence shows tbc significance of the um For Work He Did. For Frank Price, Frank Campbell Receives $98.92. qulfed six months- to recover ffom the wound. A friend wee shot In Mr. Price and his win. Alonzo, a minor were employed by Mr. Price Mr. Price declared that bullet u*#d In high-powered rifle*. last March. Thia man waa able to resume hl* Campbell was working on a contract Mr. Campbell declared place In the service Within nine days. for one year. Mr. Wilcox likes tho wervlce. Uncd If either* employer or employee Mr. Campbell ter turret of the Routh Carolina. wero dissatisfied. Mr. Prkfe. The entire crew of-the turret he said stopped work tn May. consisted of 69 men*. Some of the claiming that Campbell's departure mime In the magazine. others nt the fused to pay the last two months Mr. Campbell declared that electrical apparatus Tor hoisting the wage*. shells to the turret. One of these flll his promise to repair a tenant houpc In which the Campbell's resid­ Mr. Price met this argument by will probably do shore duty al ed. U-agun Island until hla remaining 11 saying ho couldn't atop his farm work montns havo terminated. He aaya just at that tlmo to repair the house, that the giimpae’bf fighting he got in without incurring lox* to himself. Mr. Campbell sued Mr. Price fur that It was nothing compared with tho -wages in justice court in Nosh■ n '—. . m."l Mr the present fighting in Europe. Price promptly appealed. Ixwc* Emin of Throe Finger*. While operating a corn-cutting ma­ Ctarl: been com and will b® Installed next chine on Thursday evening. month in Memorial Hall, in the State Hnune at Springfield. It la the -gift under tha knife and ttfc ends of three of the Daughters of 1813 of Illinois. Tho tablet, depicting tho figure of an Illinois ranger, with a block fort, resembling Fort Doarborn. 1n the. back ground. Is C feet high and 4 In width. It coat |t2S9, the appro­ priation having b«en authorlstd by the last Legislature. 1111- Advertised Letscn Luke Waters. Rev. Russell H. Bready otfloiatlng. The guests were just the roll. J. Immediate refauvoa Mr. and Mrs. Foot*. Waters •will spend their Christmas In Traverse City; A host of good wish­ es goes to them from their jxlsngs. Fred Stafford of Hastings, u*ed :i "rat" in BalUmyrn township, and Deputy Game Warden ChNMOpher Mlllenbacber. of Charlotte, heard 14 I tastings on flne and cost? totalling I) MS. Fred paid. eyes that Httie gar- And to Bethlehem. —Blanche K. Holt Murbran. ENJOYING SOUTH AMERICAN TRIP RALPH HUFFMAN FINDS PERU AND CHIU INTERESTING SHIP CHASED BY GERMAN CRUISERS Nitrate Trade Falls Off on Ac­ count of European War Making Business Slow. As has frequently been mentioned which In the BANNER, Ralph Huffman, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huffman. ■ iwui in in Routh America In a number of firm’, which wish to Introduce Americanmade good* in Routh America. In- ..., ...... BOUNTIFUL GIFTS FOR bualneMS life, |s THE WORTHY NEEDY the Interests of Of Our City Were Made by the Methodist Sunday School Last Sunday. Well, here I am In Routh America at the Methodist Episcopal church ■ay that I have enjoyed the trip. during tho Sunday school hour. It Up tq Panama. It wa* with out Inci­ dent worth mentioning except. of ng gift*. the nnhool ahould a "Giving Christina*." The humid . w ! ctaaaen woo called, and the ■nd all lights member* German Parlllc squtdron. - hut they of the church with gifts In packages, caught us at It and we had to run such as canned fruit, flour, coffee, sugar. vegetables, meats, etc., which the proportions of a fair alxed gro­ kept then cery- stock. Thia waa Mill further augmented Monday, the total value Then they went down the const of the gift* of provisions reaching caught the English ship Itankflelds, fully 3175.00. In addition cash condrlbutlon* of over (40.00 were roIlansco cam* Into Payta and bsllev.*, me .1 could not transfer quick enough, All thia was dutrlbuted by a cum- and got to Callao, which l« the port from Lima, Peru, and l. some old the worthy needy ones of this city. ThLs committee acted In conjunction with like committees of other church with like committees of other churches end organisation* no that duplication of gifts would be avold- lutlon and the government In this delightful experience of giv­ ing to- such a worthy cause; nnd many In Hastings will hove a happy Christmas who otherwise would not except fur this splendid giving spir­ President of tho Iteuubllc. the chief it shown by this achool. Scholars of the Chamber of Deputies. and the ■oathful tone, truth OLIVER JOHNSON WILL thretlgh an acquaintance I mad* on tha ship. L4m* la a unique place, different front anjTother in th* world. Il waa the home of the old Hpanlah Inqui­ sition and the capital of Routh Amer- HAVE AUCTION SALE old elaborateness those old fellows ■peaka well for the kind of building A Christmas Hymn. with vision-lighted ayv». saw his scepter hush the Mrth and lean against the sklra. • Tho fair young Ood they knelt to In the brightness of the dawn. This I* the Golden Child that rose, when And floated In the lotus flower upon tjie mother ecu. This Im the Child of Myslery drawn down to earthly yean*. To bear the common burden and to taste Hl* word shall be a sword to smile the traitors on ttielr thrones. Till where thd kingdoms stand In pride shall be a jflaci- of stone*. He comes to show'%* bow to love and how fre-r grief— To make the barren bough of life start trembling Into leaf— To tell thn wondrous nems to men that they belong to One. Whose whisper la the llvlp To earth tho nngrl*JjrOMghl; H .1. |m t'.nilul.’* When in the lowly manger Tha holy mother maid In tender adoration But Just tho huddling sheep, No flame of conquering banners. No legions sent arsr. ‘ A lamp within a stable. A Christmas Carol "What mean* •That The rich, thn poor, the high, the low. The little Child that sporta tn glee. that star." the shepherd* brighten* Bing, angel host! Sing of the Mar that God haa placed through Hang. "P myn! Babe with kingly rube, bedight. Thia Ohriatmas morn. Flor Christ is born That saveth them and saveth me. Sing, sons of earth, But It was aald In word, of gold Hod llveth. and we have a King. That Utile children might be hold • In perfect trust to come to him. By Bethlehem's star that brightly beamed. By all the heavenly signs thst be. All round about our feet shall shine If we our laving wills incline So shall we learn to-understand Simple faith of shepherds there And. clasping kindly hand in hand. Sing. "Peace on earth, good a men!" * the BANNER will be lound an auc­ tion sale adv. for Oliver Johnson, who churches In u city of 100,000 people and all very targe and expensive to The old Cathedral built as tho Charles Babcock farm. 4H keep up. miles south of Hastings and H mile by the Spaniard* and containing the north of the Hendershott school one. of thn most Imposing churches am bringing home with mo a lot of ludea a good, sound work team. 1 years old; four ether horses; 5 cows, 4 head Jf young cattle; some hogs: for full particular.. SANTA CLAUS GOING Valparalao la a city built on hllla. id hili* ao ateep that on* cannot tha TO COUNTY HOME ty place, but not sit all modern. Sing. Christmas bells! Kay to the earth this Is the morn Whereon our Suvlour-Klng Is born. •What means this glory round our feet." Tho magi mused, "snore bright than monC" . And angels Chanted <l< nr and sweet. "Today the Prinee of l*euce Is born!' Offers Fine List of Personal they did In the old daya. Even tho old Property. Bee Adv. on An­ and all the horrible equipment they other Page. Born lowly in the darkness. Tho little children of tho poor A Christmas Hymn. The circuit court Jury brought in a ed bullets by all nation*. The bul­ let -which passed through Mr. Wil- verdict awarding Frank Campbell his claim for 39S.B3 fpc wages ^gainst Loyd Watkins, John Ws B. Jordan, WU1 Gsrllnger, J NUMBER 34 HUNTED RABBITS WITH FERRETS EROUS MEXICANS Wilcox PART ONB-1 TO 8 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, ifec. 24,1914 from Oppieabohm. Kingdom of Wurttemburg. Germany. Required Six Months to Re­ cover From Dum-Dum .Bullet Wound. TRY BANNKR WANTS U Von Wiilf to SsKor Buy, Bmssm Even-body Rcub Th. BANNER. , RELATIVE KILLED IN WAR IN FRANCE CLAUDE WILCOX BPBNT HIS 1FURL0UGH WITH HIS PAR has received word ENTS IN IRVING WOUNDED BY TREACH­ BANNER. That saveth you and Hearts of 33 Will Be Made Glad in Various Wajp, Christ­ mas Day. Conditions here are bad on account of matertal|xe into a wonderful thing laIn the course of his hurried trip (hrouKh the country, flanta Claus will stop hl* reindeers at the <xiunly home at Coqulmbo. Tnlt.ll. Iqulqui. Autotaon Thursday and remember the 33 persons whom unforseen clrcum- States. when they were In the prime of Ute. nr In the beat of health, never expect­ ed to be. Ranta Claus will unload a number of fruits and articles* for a Chris'tmas tree and also distribute gifts on Friday. His arrival Is being looked for with a great deal of an­ ticipation, ahd Mr. and Mrs. Caataleln axw preparing to give him plenty of room. Miss Olga Hessmer, of Hastings, has been 'busily preparing some tok­ ens for those In tho horns, in order to follow out the custom* established by her father, tho late John Hessmer who never missed helping to make Christmas cheerful at tho county home. after'chrlxtma* -an I will probably, miss util malls, any. rcmombr.ince* for mo better be held pending my atrlv- •Will write you more in n few* days. Trust }'6u and father are well and Olnra If enjoying her school and with Your loving son. . . • Ralph. 1 do think Chile Is BT itfUeli -worse ind. thia condlThe tn.Un occupation of tho people hero W- nitrate mining, practically all of which goes to Europe and the wat* the county home on Christmas and conduct %rtef_services. tho poor peopitt aro today living on one meal a day and going to bed at MASONS TO HOLD ST. buy candlea. Think of It. aVOh Of courae. cundlttou of JOHN’S SERVICES caindlra! »hta kind cannot help but be fSlt b>"' tho to Sing thou in rapture this dear morn Whereon jhe blessed Prinee is born. And os thy song, shall be of tow. . And they wh.o do their souls no wrong. In M. E. Church, Sunday Evening. Rev. 0. L. Bates Will Speak. center a and that- make* hard trtftnely hard sledding ' for countercial men. nanclal condition*, Chile la « HtUo The. cUmWta la ttoUshlful A special communication of Hast- paradlae. .__ ______ __ M rr.K Bll held at the temple, Bunday evening. The, Christ had the Iptprssaion I waa going Naw Orleans. ' �Tni: HAWING* BANNER, DECEMlnil SI, 1BI4. ESSAYS WRITTEN RECENTLY, BY SCHOOL CHILDREN, ABOUT HEALTH WEEK If Rubber Goods work is laid off on lb# HK—tmaa, hn« may so on vntll tbe aftole 'dlgsutive system if not only lands • physical t-olng bu Xnl and spiritual. More than a hundred boys and young man are now enrolled In grwjs work under the direction nf the Bar- ORIMN OF THE WYI wwAnoua feotp exact statuncs that ev­ ery time Ina clock strikes, some place doing splendid work under thr dilu our ''great, wide, beautiful, won­ derful world,” a murder is commu­ with as many windows open in your room as possible and spend about two rrahlp. while health. crims- wholesome' exercise you may, it will ly forefutners have fallen into I idqtlon and sin, in this way ruln- Maintained Much ITTES Warm Footwear Popularity— We have I fine. of ‘‘Ball Band” and “Straight Line” Good.. under the leadership of C. R. Wat­ The. Wyandottes were originated, son at Irving. Carl Boyes of Shults, the teacher like the Plymouth Rocks, treat a mix­ at Dowling, is In charge of the nine i ture of Asiatic and European chickens. | Your money can’t I buy better Rubber and Cold Weather I Footwear than we Rave for *ale, be­ cause they are not that country achool house last Wed- bright Bantams and Sliver and Goldsnthem. passing oh to their child n feneration or the brain cells which nesday evening, Dec. M. Two of the spangled Hamburg^. The inkeatlon broken down constitution, he grows buys drove two miles and a half that | up Inbnrlng under disease, coming to night to attend the flrat meeting of r.mr.hvod with this handicap ever confronting hiu. and If his mental Insartlty is the disease ij.hlch most often results In crime. If It Is not enough to convince the people uf to­ quently result in insanity should be stamped out. in saying that hundreds of babies are coming Into tho world lows: President. Manville Whitney; If the bdys could only realize what vice president. Clifford Du Bois; sec- | they were dojng when they smoke re(ary-treasurer. Arthur Gerber.. their first clgeretta Although It Other member. group areSterling French. Chariea Daniel them Trethrlc. John W. Hook, and Aaron E. Sckwacho. These boys will take forms and they cannot stop even If up the study of the Bible course. | "Men Who Dared.” which is the same they wish. High Lace Rubber* Leather Top Rub­ ber* for *ock* in 8 in. leather tops I 2 in. leather tops 16 in. leather tops on boys than on men. If the habit Is hustling organisations. The Ah- I not stopped soon, sunken eyes, sallow meeks led by Gerald Nash and the I Engles led by R. N. Kebier. Men’* and Boy*’’ Pressed and Knit Felts with Overs ehortneai of breath, impaired di­ gestion, malnutrition giddiness, weak­ ning at 8:0# o'clock. Every boy will be required to bring hla father or some other mnn. Their menu will Include the serving of rabbit. Talks by both boys and fathers and gumrs anguish the k>n result. thirty seconds some one on God'i Men’s & Boys’ Arc- eternity, a victim of this deadly dis­ ease; and that every two and a half minutes one” person tn the United Stales dies due to the, amrmusf. Having caught the spirit of service which so strongly characterizes counof two hundred ten men in the foot­ ball tryout •>.> per cent of the ty work, the Eagle group arranged to provide a Chriatmks dinner for <in non-smokers gained places while onforward In one great movement unCorf „ na t« llwatln^a Camila* THa against this army of tiny soldiers, who are killing hundreds of people , a committee consisting Leland. of Rodman Haundero and _______ to be dreaded as much as leprosy, test not a single player who smoked -Johnson playing the part of Santa and a true citizen who Iz an unfor­ gained a place. Claus In delivering tha big basket Connie Mack says it is his opinion tunate victim of this disease should As a preparation for the coming that the cigarette smoker is unfitted First Annual Barry County Confcrmen as far as possible, as the danger ence la which tho brain te required. ।, * nf® of Older Boys, to be held about An examination that proves that! the middle of February, the Nashvllle group under the leadership uf seventh baby dies from the lgnonsn<e contain poison U to soak fifteen cig­ Newton Trautman la giving special or indifference of the mothers before arette papers in three tableepoonfiflx emphasis to Ils literary work.' In this of water, tn another soak an equal way, these older high achool boys . alarming. This condition la certainly amount of tissue pr-er. Tho water soaked in cigarette papers art 11 kill • Invaluable In making that confer­ home where a birth is recorded and Dr. David Paulson tried this ex------ -- _ pcnmeni menitoncu — the child and the laws of good health■ £.Me<1 rln)u,h tobacco lo make a The cleanlng.of the teeth la a habit clgar,tte in some water and injected whkh should be formed as Soon as <( l0 the of. *)cin; In a few minute* one Is old enough lo use a bruart it began to tremble, then It had the | Hyde presided as chairman of the eduutlonal program, calling for the fol­ lowing extemporaneous speeches by members: "Lessons from the World s War." Harry Nesman: muifc. Harold Felghner; "The Spirit of Chirrtmas." Fred H*l; "The Making of a Foot­ r imlnd «,n ’V *•"» ,0 h*lP our M,,on bw.me ball Team.” Jack Downline; *Winter J?™* '**" *«*«••»• maM progressive, and Evenings," Albert .Lathrop; “Benetns tertn ami If not removed decays. 1 .. • ...a.-a. _ _ - ... Vermontville group for four years. Each talk was criticised by some WOMEN S CLUB was to produce larger breeds with tha beautiful color, and markings of the oeongnt namourg iowib iuu Sebright ana and Hamburg fowls.. Thus tho gUrer- and Gold-laced Wyandolt formed. Aa fanciers' fowls they have since maintained popularity and have been .much ■--. scattered *n considerable numbers to our farms. But it remains for a later va­ riety, the White Wyandotte, to gain the greatest popularity for the breed. The Buff Wyandotte Is also coming In­ to recognition. As to color, the Laced, White and Buff Wyandottea occupy similar positions to the corresponding colors In the-Plymouth Rock breed The Wyandotte is smaller than the Plymouth Rock, but an equally rapid grower. It is generally claimed that the White Wyandotte will stand push-' Ing for rapid growth tho best of any breed. As layers the Wyandottes seem to rank about with the Plymouth Rocks, but being somewhat more ac­ tive and haring less tendency to over* fatness, they should bo credited with a slight advantage. ■ furniture con bo bought at a much njore reasonable price than good health. The windows.should be kept open. ly wash "enough to keep off the risible dirt. ThU term ‘does not apply to the washing of the outside, which by the being m ide to protect us In thlf way The milk supply, however, has not received much attention. An InKor should visit the source from h this Important food comes. Cheerful environment in the home and school also play nn important BuL the main essential of all Is right living. In having so direct n communion with the great God of all in claiming Him as our personal eerrtev that we hove no time to think or do the things which lend to1 ruin tul servant, enter thou intb the joy during Good Health Wee hard for ma tq choose a i those that Impressed me that. much attention . keep lag them round- going tc sentatlon. tha material In It. gram­ matical errors, etc. These boys are In making up the breeding pen care also studying. “Jesus, the Head should be taken that the females are Coach.” At their next meeting they matured and that the drake, though will debate the question, RerolvCfl. fully grown, is a little on the small “That the United Hutes should Insize for his breed. It .Is the ducks which Impart size to Another leaders training conference ir those In charge of these groups tbe progeny and the male bird tbe nd for those Interested In Bunday shape and style, so that large-framed ducks should be mated with medium­ George Huffman, accompanied by sized drakes. j Shirley Crook on ih«- piano, sang There Is a good first cross-^Ppkln"Good Bye” and "Mother MaChree" Aylesbury, which produces large ery admirably. Roll fall was an„ healthy ducklingh, but wMcb d</ not ewered by Christmas suggestions. One|rauBd table discussion by the leaders mature so rapidly as the pure Ayles­ rill help them to make their work bury stock: still, considering that thn serene during tho weeks before ChristAylesbury ducks must have a fairly Plans are already under way for Barry County's First Older Boys' Con­ Sheltered position If they are to do as ference. to bo held at Nashville. well as early breeders, the above cross no other State Boys' Work Secretary. J. A. Van might be chosen with advantage when Dta. who waa laYgely responsible for breeding Is to be carried omtn bleak and unsheltered situations It jts a good plan to run an Ayles­ Hastings should have a Community bury Irako with Indian Runners for the production of passable table birds, and then to remove tho draxe auu en with a huge banquet. replace him with one of their own Function of Story Telling in Modern Another affair of interest mid im­ breed, for the production of- pure Education" was a comprehensive handling of this Important and inter­ portance to the County T. M. C. A. breeds for egg production. movement.in this county will bo the esting subject. Thaf the story Is as The proper sheltering of breeding Ings the evening of February 81. It, ducks Is of the greatest importance, as tty» birds cannot render a good ac­ plained that most of our knowledge ees win Include several men of prom­ count of themselves unless housed In of the Indiana has been derived from inence from outside the county. structures that are damp-proof, well their legends. She further said that Among them will Ims Albert E. Rob­ ventilated, kept clean and well bedded the story Is a work of art and as told to children It quickens their Imagina­ erta, international secretary from' with dry litter. tion apd cultivates the habit of at­ one of sere nil sent by the govern­ tention and concentration, that the fairy story Is of priceless worth to the ment to Europe us a member of the 'htld and that nature and historical Rural Life Vommlaslon to study rur.il tories are also admirable for chil­ credits and other rural matters. Secretary Vandercook him gone to dren. 1 The writer belieres that in Before his order to tel) a story Interestingly to Mason for the holidays. Skim milk la invaluable for chick* child one must enter into the spirit return he wilt attend the monthly training conference for secretaries to of It and not “talk down” to children >s so many grown-ups do. She also Castor oil ds good for crop bound suggested that to dramatize the Mor­ birds. '. es after hearing them Is a very ef­ fective method at teaching the child the International Committee of the The shellsipf the goose eggs kver• elf-expression. Miss Johnson gave the club a very interesting lesson on go 12.8 pet pent of all. the county men of Michigan such‘im­ opinion few people when rending a portant matters ns the direction of Tbe averece of Al samples ot bens* story slop t<r consider whether it is summer camps, rural phsy festivals, <•««» gave 1 jftr cent for sbelL athletlo contests and other phases of the plot, characters or background -hat pleases them and realise only In To stop trether picking, foed raw expected that there will Ox- an im­ meat occasioning, and cut green bone. •tory. portant meeting of the chairman of entertaining afternoon with an Inter- county committees. the belt mothers. I. Gwl teeth ' because H>m, Don’t forget we sell the famous Phoenix Hosiery for the whole family. Ironside Shoe Co Phone 176 GODFREY CLOTHING STOCK SOLD TO RIEDE BROS. Hastings, Mich. Masonic Temple Bldg. The Butterfly's Immunity. "The general rmmuntty of butterflies and 'ty flying moths from attack by . Insectivorous birds Is as strikingly MANY EAT DOWN TOWN DURING WINTER’S STORMS During ths u. blustering months ' do the birds of this district," «riles Rledn Brothers, who afe members; an Indian correspondent of Natura, “pay no attention to tho common but- pie Rieda in Hastings.* pulled -off tcrfllca. but the latter aeem to despise rat* Clothlnx Company, and the J. H. -“’’•I’* 11 forced to take long flights Goody re r M-xk of dry good*. I durln* daytime, are Hable to aV They h\v,.-.pen-,1 i. big pul.ln mi. > Uck- *D<I ,h«*° drcumstsucas Star Bakery * Tiestaurant. fgrnlsties out the different lines of that stock mJ. i lug a haven of refuge. common Everyday BANNER in which they give eorne kind." j- — — Good Will Toward All. How admirably is he who does such grace to Ms own nature that he will never meet any man with ready-pro-' vided suspicion. Me carries, topard mapkind that presumption of limo 1 cence ■ . which nevey eceses to' be surprised at the spectacle of mean-' nesa and malignity.—David Wasson. proper Trogtpiant of Plante. Plants should ba kept as near the light os possible, Aid those that are Bakery * Restaurant In thU tssoe. at the sides or back of a room should be constantly turned and Interchanged, Palms and aoms other plants derive much beneflt from being repotted. It is advisable to let a florist do this, M he understands and has ready the dlf(erent kinds of soli suitable for bls timers American various "paaents." Banner Want Ads Pay | ADVHHTD*E IN TUK BANNAJi j Banner Want Ads Pay Co Our friends, the Citizens of bastings; PoultryNotps Softanlng Gold and Alloys. «PV*> To. di Mi*«e»’ & Children’* 2. buckle arctics 1 buckle arctics ^4”r Good Plan to Run Aylesbury Drake With Indian Runners for Produotlon of Table Birds. m arette. We carry a full line of light shoe rubbers in all sizes for men, women and children. ais Public Sale Started There •“ “““• •• m* la E.tl.na or Star B0ery and Beatavraat Tarnishes Good Square Meal RESULTS IN BREEDING DUCKS tueedar, Thur Week, With : ££'’“■ Tor Only 25 Oeats, Splendid Pajgaina. • iutcalau theory ot.mimicry. .KM only competent thinking jJeroun. The answer is, "Prevention »n place of cure." Five essentials of good health are: Sunshine, fresh air. ular meeting last Friday afternoon, cleanliness, pure food and cheerful en­ the usual number of members being vironment. present. Mrs. D. fc. , Vandercook out of 'doors as much as possible and 4 Buckle, cloth or all rubber. White Wyandottea. Mg It for four dayg at tha boiling point of water. AX higher tempera- Ing but a few seconds st 400 degress F- It takes much longer to soften allays, however, and since gold and softening it requires 674 degrees F. truders. Requisites of a Companion. A companion to be interesting, ought For broiler! <nd roasters, Plymouth to bring new elements, and not best Rocks, Brahma, and \\>andoltea are repetition of our own too familiar per­ among tho beet. sonality. We have ennagh of our­ selves in ourseivttet we desire a com­ Strongly. fusUgalod nests may panion who will relieve us from the keep vermin away, but are liable to bounds of our own thoughts, as a neighbor opens his garden to us and delivers us from our own hedges.—P Guinea fovR eggs should G. Hxndltoti *Uy ttrong. aa -tbeir sh«Ue Banner Want Ada Pay * w *• -----------THX0N AW. IN 'HIE BAN 5 EH (Uc wish at this time to express our appre­ ciation of -sour patronage Suring tbe past tearCbc man? hinb anb coinpliinentar? worbs saib bv our Customers tegarbing improvements in our service, have been ver? gratetull? recetveb. (Ue sincerely wish ?ou a ver? fflerr? Christ inaa anb a fiapp? anb Prospcroue Dew Sear. StlKCLClV IjCRtb, Cbornapplc 6aa anfc'Gtectric - Pbonc 5 „ . . ''ALLY'S RENDER REAL, SERVICE - �PAGE THREE SILO FURNISHES WINTER FEED FOR COWS LOCAL NEWS their hell on Saturday night, irtfclM u> their rightful owner* the — "**'*•• 111 111*' 'i- sv n. hall next Monday nlgtiL Installation “ n4 • ’SP’** t’1*1" ,|‘ur initiation. Again at Christmas-tide the season suggests to us pleasure of sending our good wishes to all. So we take this opportunity to express our sincerest wishes for a Merry, Merry Christmas. •k>» at tha Bunday evening service i the. Method lit Episcopal church, lie .will wing at the 'live o'clock aerTh* ohlt-krn corning" from tho surrounding coun­ musical program. County R««lW»r of Deed* Town<>n Monlay after taking a compulsory Frandsen & Keefer Tlie jack Silos should be built in time to take Wo found tbe best way to feed kick Mr. month and the thrifty farmer will build aa and the middle *'of next Oklahoma nnd Other placed in it about seven acres of drilled corn, well eared, and three monla lul wftner. In Oklahoma, they Will visit their aon. a former res­ ident of thia. city. Fred McNair la enjoying hla visit Sheldon. V-rk city nnd enjoying the sights. Hr spent three day* In Cleveland.' one In Rdvenna. Ohio, three In Pittsburg, ten tn Washington, one tn Baltimore, ten in Philadelphia. Mr. McNair any* that one year , In Washington nnd Philadelphia would be none too Wilbur T. Gray, better known a* ’ “DoBr." former catcher on the Hart­ Inn* team, who recently took up the who has been In Bronson hospital. Kalamnaoo for thr last week suffer­ ing from on attack of typhoid fever. i» reported n» being much better. William H. Knox, of Grand. Rnprtantly killed In the boiler room In the Itanlvllle building tn Grand Rapid*. Wednesday. Mr. Knox was faro and during milking time, and tbe I bulU a round silo Id feet 4 Inches panics which supply Chicago with bot­ tled milk, and was pronounced by them a fine article testing on tbe average about >.7 butter tat by tbe Babcock For a dairy of fifty cows, two round silos, each eighteen feet In di­ ameter by thlrty-alx feet high, should furnish enough for the winter’s feed­ We started feeding it to titty cows ing. and carry tbe stock through the dry time next fail. In providing plsnty of succulent them until March 10. food of this nature for the dairy, mll^ The corn put in this way furnished can be made belter and cheaper, and not only the roughage, but concen­ trates, M all needed to balance the In building thia fall, do not worry and four pounds of about the roof until tho silo to filled, no matter about the weather, as Following this stock In the barnyard should It rain while filling or later. waa about thirty pigs, shoots and It will do no harm, as corn fairly well sows, and with practically no other matured needs more moisture than It feed, 1 never saw stock look batter on contains to make tho best sllsge and March 1. DAMAGE DONE BY WORKING WITH THE OVERHEATING HAY HONEY GATHERERS Beekeepers Often Have Trouble Two Cates of Spontaneous Com* In Handling Honey In Their Apiaries In the Fall. bustion Reported—Thorough­ ly Cure Before Stacking. Neetar Is usually thin and watery Clover bay Is now being put up In many parts of the country. Already It ts deposited in tbe cells, less than a drop at a time, much of the extra wa- clover hay. were held on Saturday. Mr. Knox In two cases, tn Hamilton county, waa employed in a Hastings factory eUltato evaporation the bees leave the Ohio, and another near Paducah. Ky.. In this city. He organised the local cells uncapped foe several days when It to reported that spontaneous comKiM-lallms and was their leader \Jur- nearly full. Soinullmoe the bees accelerate this burned. ripening process by vigorous fanning Thera is no doubt that not only at tho entrance of the hives, which clover, bat some other crops, as green LUCKY MAN DIO WORRYING may continue all night, when honey sorghum, will become so hot as to is coming tn fast burst into flams whan air ts admitted. Mr. Finkelstein, Who Drew the Black The more thoroughly the honey to It to claimed that alfalfa will become Ball, Had Been “Mercifully Spared so hot u to burn Itself up, but there That Anxiety,” a fact in chemistry with which tho are no well authenticated cases of this In the hearing of many mutual ac­ ■ latency of honey depends somewhat It to believed that combustion* is quaintances Finkelstein had grossly upon- the source from which It Is Insulted bls old friend Kobeiin. The gathered and alao upon the haste with produced by a fungus which to capable of developing great beat under certain affair bad got into the papers. All which it to stored. conditions. 'change In Berlin knew both parties aa men of honor. A challenge was in­ are yet more fond of honey, and will evitable. Tbe seconds met to make ar­ forsake the fields at any time to col­ large stack or into a barn In large rangements. Neither of Hie principals quantities before It to properly cured, lect a load of ready prepared sweets. was apt with arms, either swords or Thus beekeepers often have trouble and all dampness removed, It to opt to pistols. - To spare them, therefore, aa In handling the honey In their apiaries, heat quickly and produce a very high far as possible the sight of. deadly for when the bet's get a scent of the degree of temperature. weapons, recourse was had to the plan alluring harvest they tall upon the of drawing lots. Right will prevail. plunder and quickly convey It back to his father's barns tn Illinois that one Finkelstein, the offender, drew the their hives. could not hold hla bands in tha mass. black bail. ThorUpulatlon was that Indeed, under the Intoxicating influhe must make an end of hla valuable actual combustion. existence within three days. How­ become demoralised, and like a miser ever; on the fburth day who should at the sight of gold, dream only of ac­ on a neighbor's farm, destroyed by appear at the stock exchange at bls quiring the largest possible amount. usual hour? Everybody guesses It. of Thus swarms sometimes fight over no moans of setting it on tiro could course. Finkelstein! Finkelstein It the honey, and finally tho strong ones Hot. muggy weather will produce 16s old friend Kobelln received him sat In clover, particularly If It Is rob their neighbors. Old-time bee­ with open arms. 'Thank heaven," he keepers understand that whegi honey cried, "that you are still alive. You'te to to bo handled It must be taken Into no Idea what a frightful state of anx­ a room and tho door closed, or else Clover should ho tossed up Into tho iety I've endured all these three days there Is, danger that tha whole apiary tor tear you had shot yourself." may bo* seized with a frensy for rob- out before being put Into the stack, "Well." replied Finkelstein, coolly, and tf It Is stacked green or put Into a "J was mercifully spared that anxiety." Great care must be taken In opening hives at such times when little or no make trouble. Essential to Charactor. honey to coming in from the fields, and Tbe only way to prevent beating to to It lo bitter medicine, but tho one at no time should honey be exposed cure clover bay very thoroughly. If tbe thing needed most In the human soul In or near the apiary. weather Is wot during haying time, the la discipline. Bees do not need dally attention, but hay must bo given air and cured in It Is well to have force, genius, vig­ or, enthusiasm, love, powar; but you can be given sufficient food at one may have them and be a criminal, a time to last all winter. When natural ternate layers of straw or old dry hay forage Is scarce, bees will co11 oct between the layers of new hay. maniac or a cad; you become great honey dew, the waste of cider mills, To prevent beating, the hay should only when to these you add self-con fruit juice, the refuse from sugar and be distributed lightly over the whole trol. , surface of the stack or mow, and no T^ip latest movement in education molasses barrels, if available. But this stuff cannot be called honey big load should be dumped Into one Is toward developing the Initiative of tbe Child. This can hardly be carried and will prove disastrous to the bees Hay gathers moisture very quickly too tar. And the old. stupid method If left In tbe hive tor tho winter. after sundown, and the last load at thwarting, denying and browbeating brought In should be allowed to re­ little ones, Just for the sake of dlaclp Feed a little charcoal In mash once main on tbe wagon overnight, and line, cannot be too roundly condemned But for all that there Is danger that when put into the barn next jnornlng In our now eagerness to find and bring digestion in good shape and that’s im­ evidence of heat should be carefully . * out the child's forces we may forget portant In getting eggs and prevent­ looked for. ing disease. the prime need of strengthening his After bay has been put away, run a self-denial.—Woman's World. long Iron rod into It occasionally and » When Defects Appear. Defects either constitutional or hay is heating the rod will toll tho In Chicago. Maude—"Harriet can read her hu> Moral, do sot show themselves, as a It Is dangerous to open up hay that band like a book." Marte—“He Is Im* rule, until an animal baa reached full physical and mental development. to very hot. because the admission ot third volume. Isn't het' rbo la employed aa teach- To Castleton Taxpayers. I will be at Morgan, Tuesday, Dec. tools when you are through with them. S». and at Coals Grow, Wednesday. Dec. 10, for th* purpose of receiving taxes. ’ C. H. Brown, Tress. Castleton. AdvertiscYour Wants in the HAVE HAVE LITTIF inv LITTLEJOY in IN .LIFE ' FINE iHeld Monday Evening. titles—Wives Never Alluded । Should the women of Persia ever get a vote they will doubtlep# .see to* It that the lot of their sex Is conoid ■ erably improved, for at the present time they are regarded as nonentities. feting" of Farm Hand Was Something of a Pe-'ti destrian, but Much More of Stickler___ for Truth. DROWNS DURING . ------------- ; Thomas OoUister, Like His •*. Wife, Was Victim of HoDeleas Malady. Washington, hla veracity batting average was 1.000. He was a Musachu setts farm hand. but a|>put once .ini ■oi bi, h,m. J. „uW* XL™;"; M. old tawnek. and dluppur do.n „ J™ * , J ,hc LdS- (h. du.y ro,d. ibraa. ala or oo.n. I rK„ cuilaar. ..art times twelve months HIb last dlsaj>-{ -i; years, was drowned. Friday afo-rpearance had spanned 11 months to a nooi * day. It was September when he re-1 ter turned, picked up a cutfer, and began; Mr. to .reap the corn. j-----"whar you’ bln. Bill?" asked the S|H>nab|e found him with Ills head: farmer, who always took him back. "Bln to Floridy." said BIB. about n fool nnd one half deep, The body wn» brought to Stebbins* "No," said Hill, "I can't honestly undertn king room* and conveyed on say's 1 did. You see, 'bout ten mile Saturday V' Johnstown by. u brother south o' Charleston a teller came along In a wagin an' offered me a lift. held on Sunday. Couldn't seem to see why I should walk ef I didn't have to, an’ was pret- nt. about one year u«** fell upon a ty Insistent, like them Southernersfstove and received burn* from whichwhen they set out to be hospitable'»>'** died. Their child, a «fii lighter-of So 1 had to climb in an' I rode with| x<'",n >‘‘nrA *" aiding In Chicago, him quite a spell—maybe two mile."— i,h'* no1 • • Everybody's Magazine. • * • : ' * • Few Eggs In the Philippines. | Tho fact that no Filipino of lhe[ common class regards himself equipped for living without at least <jne male chicken explains why the Islands, although raising so many chickens, still Import mllUonH ot dozcDB of eggs. Aa In all cock-fight­ ing countries, the fighting bird In tho Philippines is a personal pet which the owner carries about during prac­ tically every idle moment of tho day, and on which be lavishes enough care to raise many laying hens. Duck eggs are rarely found In the market except aa “balules." that Is, eggs on the point of hatching, boiled, a form in which 'eggs are commonly eaten by the Filipinos. They are sold fof lunches at all railway stations and at other points where crowds gather. ' Duty Plain. You know your duty. No man evat looked for it and did not find It—Phillips Brooks. There to one sin which. It seems. Is everywhere and by everybody under­ estimated. anil too much overlooked In valuation of character. It is tho tho, Methodist EPILEPTIC FITS BIB Flint was a mute, Inglorious, Edward Payson Weston, with a dash -v rod unbearable to the band, the only BANNER for Best Results. Rev.! Dr. C. 0. Mills, of Albion, the Speaker. which Would naturally Interfere with About 5J& were A husband in Persia never speaks the attendance. of his wife to his acquaintance* and. If Th. obliged to mention her 4t-1s by sonio •led. other term than wife, ax "mother of announced. my son" or “my house.'' She must not extot for anyone but her husband and from all others she must be hid­ den—nonexisting. lire. Dr. C. <>. Mill*, pnrtorFor this reason when the harems Methodist FJ|iIhc<>|mU church of governors or very high |>ersonag<-« pass through the street* of Persia the membership In the Michigan C men whom they meet either turn their once. - l>r. Mills' theme wm backs of slip down a by street or Into some convenient doorway. On passing a European, if sure that none of her cornllgloril»tH sees her. a provnl In no uncertain nuintu-r. Homwoman, particularly tf she be young and good looking, will often raise her piece’of word painting ns we ever veil, from under which a pair of dark had the pleasure id llr.irlng. " Dr. eyes follow- the stranger with a curi­ Mill# wan n warm . place In the ous gaze. , hearts nt the Hrothcrlioiul member*. Maidens wishing to got married visit the tomb of some sacred woman. There are many such tombs, and most of them are considered as the'patrons of virgins. Marriages are contracted very early. Sometimes, owing to fain-1 planning lo j lege town. lly reasons, one hears of a youth of *I mrntt 4cgnsls ^n.|„|nir (lf nullMn,. fifteen or sixteen married to a girl |I „ IU| roh-s, and Pole*, abqui l'.uim) in all.. This _____ much older. The.marriageable 'ago j foreign se?<l>ni 1> illrtlm-t from the for a girl Is fixed at nine. /n carf speak English. The irotherhoAd plane t«» employ HADN'T WALKED ALL THE WAY r to -conduct a night school 'I!: WHY WASTE TIME FRETTING? MEETING OF METHODIST BROTHERHOOD O YOU know of anyone who is old enough to read, who has not seen that sign at a railroad crossing? D time or other, then why doesn't Maybe you think, Mr. Merchant, “Most everybody knows my ■tote, I don't have to ad vertiM." Nothing to ever completed in the advertising world. The Department Stores are a continually advertising — and they are continually doing a good business. about Christmas time, it cervertiaemenu about all the time. ADVERTISE in THIS PAPER aa speech—so common, that unless it rises above Its usual tone of discord­ ant complaining, we do not even ob­ serve IL Observe any ordinary meet * Ing of people, and see how many mln utea it will be before somebody makes more or leas complaining statements of something or other which probably cveryone In the room, or in the street Il may be. knew before, and probably no one can help. Why say anything about It? It I* cold. It is hot. it Is wet. it Is dry; somebody has broken an appointment, ill-cooked a meal; stupidity or bad faith somewhere has resulted In discomfort. There are plenty ot things to think about. It Is simply astonishing how muqji annoyance may be found in tho course of every day s living, even ot the simplest. If one keeps a sharp eye out on that side ot things. £ven Holy sparks fly upward.” But even to tho sparks flying upward. In the blackest of smoke, there is a blue sky above: and the leas they waste on the road, the sooner they will retfeh It. Fret Ung is all time wasted on the road. Nothing Like an Understanding. "i bog your pardon air—" Grau ted; bjit It's no use bogging for anything else!**—Glasgow Record. Stop and Think Here is What You Want in a Motor Car APPEARANCE—You waul a car of graceful lines, beautiful floiijh. slylikli a|i|>oinltni*iiL-<. Oitc that in quiet, nlalely ami M.«y-to control. ■ • ' COMFORT—Yun want a car that gives you a comfortable ride— il«*t*(>'u|i|iAblery> spring* that relieve I he car of vibration, evPOWER—You waul reserve (tower lo meet all road enieru STRENGTH—Your stfefy lies in strength, you waul the maximum DUR.ABILITV—Buicks an* built lo givx you long, hard service, wh-’lier for yf-arn of tbe or f<\r gopd value in future ex- The salt works at Carrickfergus in. Ireland, arc making white salt from rock salt in a new way. ~ ’ . Rock salt 'from the mine Is now fed into a gasfired furnace, where It melts, and runs by gravity Into successive chambers. In two of the chambers are three-ihch pipes, pierced with many tfny holes, through which powerful jets of com- agitate the molten salt, and thus to make the slag nnd other impurities sink to the bottom. It then passes through a settling chamber, then to n reservoir, mid finally into rotating pans, in which the salt, now rapidly cooling, encounters rakes that agitato It in such n way ns to crystallize It in various grades and sizes, ready for the market. The three furnaces at Carrickfergus produce 70 tons of re­ fined salt in 24 hours. The process 1a continuous: the salt to deposited in a finished state half an hour, after it ■eaves the mine.—Youth's Companion. UICK fullilF fill Hies.* requirement and there are styles mid sizes lo suit your needs.’ Fours und Sixra $900 lo $1650 Hastings Buick Company 'nn' Messer MaaeAr Bldg. rtl.lcNew , Phfllle Phone2 260 Dcinonslraliotis Kindly given over routes that may prove these cars. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, DECEMBER M. t*14. MIDDLEVILLE ( HAL MENT10NJ c. t9r thu holidays. Frits Itehor la home from Ann Arbor for tbe holidays. Edmond Wood in hums frum Ann Leland Holly of Albion visited Grand Rapid* vialtons Saturday. Albion college !■ home for the hull- Mr. und Mrs. Richard H. boppenthien are *uc>U of relatives In Hud- was In tho city Tuesday culling on j friends. in* on Hastings friend* the I.im of D0^C Superviaur Fred E. Mcud, tuiMi from hit lown»hlp dutlu, rtlje ■ few pigs. He ha» wld geviTul |(g« during l he teaton, but I ail week he brought down the largest Jot of I ha ■eatoo, M head Dial weighed 11.100 pound*- Some pork*. • W. H. Freemuin is also some hog raiaer. Ho aold the name day 35 head, Campbell mid Pratt bought both bunches. They shipped three days last-week, . ’ Ruih Loe arrived home Thurs­ day evemng from Indianapolis, where she is nlli-iiding School of Music. She will enjoy (he Holi­ days wilh her people. • James Kypkuy und family are nicely settled in ihvir new home Ihe former. Dr. Swift house. Dr. Swift and family are now in the Parkhurst house <m .Mam street where he has also Jilted up an of- HMD TRIP CunUnued from page r , Of course Its just spring here and that accounts for snmt- uf it. Nut' It nemr gets hot. The Humboldt Mre.nn frotii tho Amartlc Hows right along th<const of South Anicrh-a und from Guayaquil down It1 I suppose the winter is setting in now at home and tbe old furndee I* b«*<1nntng io heat up. Well, down here they Ipive no stove# for heating. or flreplacciC Its never cold envuirfi for them, but you Olwnya sleep under blankets. Quite different fcom what the cUmutn uf Chile Is uelialiy sup­ posed to lie. , Excerpts from anvthi-r of Mr. Huffman's Getters fallow The customs of funny—nothin* don Ely .Mt'.Vitighlon arrlvutl hoine on Morris HUI is hiMne from tho F«rri« Institute, Big Rapids, for the Christ- Friday for Ihtt Holiday*, lie will en­ rmut vacation. joy vacation until .Ian. 5, 1915. MW. CaihiTinr Rood ♦returned lo mu« vacation. her liomi* in Washington, I), t:. Mrs. Charles Babcock. of Toledo.' Thursday, nfler spending several ar th.I* the the L’nlvarsMy uf Michlgun fur the a great big paper Inst week chock holiday vacathm. full of g<>od thing.*, n credit to him and to the loyn. Mr. and Mnu Clyda Wilcox optnti Charles Mcl’cck is under (he phy­ Friday In Naahvllle, the guests of I sicians cat*. • \V. II. Caln of Hastings was ar- Ilekanl* to nil my frk-ndit und wile love tu all the family. 1 .un. Yuur 1 uvin* sun. Ralph. TvII Bob Uinible to come down hen- and open n bank and arrange to retire in 5 years. That's ii banker usually stuye is und they ^elduni go broke. Christmas with Mias I mefw. of Grajid Rapids. SPORTING GOODS Mr. and Min. Solon Doud. Baldwin nf South Hastings. lUuKhtcr Imrothy. apenc Sunday al Mi«s Gertrude Hue* returned from Chteigo. Saturday, aud will ■pylid thu tiolkkiys with home folks. Duplex Preen Co.. of Battle Creek. Is CO.INCORPORATES Local Industry Doing Thriving Business Selling “Wilson Wobblers" Lines, Etc. The Hnsijngs Spurting Good* Works has been inuorporated under tho jaws of the state-with a nipltallxatlun uf fto.ooo and- tho following officcra: ITcsidL-nt. Abcn Johnson; ■ecrctAry, Maurice Foreman, treasur­ er. Mlw E.'Johnson. The cinnp.iny hua enjoyed, an vxcclli*nt sale of "Wilson Woliblors," reels und llxhlhg lines. ~ ed by him. Mr. und Mr*. Arthur Moore of Charlotte are vlelttog rehtllvce and friends )n the- city and vicinity. sleigh ride and il is impossible lo Mr. and Mrs. Bbiriey Smith see the display of our nierehauln with out doing some buying. . different colors Jay Goryun is preparing lo open luring certain John McElnuln, over Christmas. tlii* Ferguson buildmg, on the west •lyice for ilshlng on the surface. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Sisson and ride, of lire river. _. ______ ___ tieorge Thorpe is ill mid con- in the depths. tlon and d.irt* with a motion like a Harold Sheffield rrturncd‘-M<>nda>' lined lo Ids home. from St. Johns Military Academy.' W.. Mli.u X." V- ... ....... J .U w. .. Mi■*. Ih-lxiruh lli>gei> in spending the wihler with her dnughlcr, Mrs. Charles Biinilold in Grund llupid*. Sim. rornes down onco in u while lo Sunday. Mlfis Nina Walldorffl nnd M>» we her friends nnd look after ln*r ORANGEVILLE TWP. Gretu Hmith. wbu ure teaching «t property here, LOSES ROAD SUIT Rk-Jtland. urt home for the hollduy Tbe dnnring |>arly nl the inn vacadon. v 'Friday evening was enjoyed by all. The Jury Gives Judgment of Music was by Troxels. T. I>. French is very (xHtrly and $876.22 to Claimants for Thursday. Mrs. Will Hhlllon. und little Bond-Building Work. ■nd Mrs. Edwin Shultz. Friday and SchiMds will close on Thursdayt for I heir annual vucnliun. 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holly and son Birdwill arc rlaitlng Mr. and Mt* . The rabbit IiuiiUts are report-; Bert Holly and other reUUves uf Woodland. Some fine fish are being s|ieared rpendinx tho ludlduva with his sis­ (hr ice and thr boys arc bu»y. tar. Mrs. Albert Vcdder and MIm Jennie More. anti camo Thursday to visit her parami BrJwi Blue Jay. Mr. und Mn>. Chickadee, Mrs. George Hti’-fflHd slid John Hhef- und Mr. and Mrs. Nuthatch most easfleld of^BsnlkJd. ^eaVxlayJte ull > vu. iheir C(JMda..»ipJ neighbors to attend au open ulr reT ceptlon;-hnwhron and 'concert on Ohirstmas Day. . ” As evldcnec of their sincere hospiMrs. Rupert Carrot hers and tbe holkU)i>. Mrs. Brack Gilliland, of Lake Ode>-n. ilocldcd to pleasure of ’-booing their own place -if entertain men I and of furnivhlng hmi-nt*. augKcstlng only. gunt to fteed city where tht-y will and fn-sh Earl Waite, who will gradual- tht- rjrt. lieef-lKincs, from t*t«wI'npsnlty ip-xt June. U |x>rkrlnds be fustenetr on tru- or pole ■(wndlng u part of his "holiday v#<-atiuu with relatives in thia city. crumbs and cracked nuts -be placi d un some sort of shelf out of the snow ■pond tin holidays with their parent*. Im- provided to drinkMrs. Donald D. Smith and daughprovided by the birds, absolutely free. Iztuls. Mo., camo Friday tn virllMastInga rclatlM-a during the holidays. Mr*. A. Si. Hall and eon I'tcder.o able to si-v und unnounce of Belding came today to >p<-n<i in fight; Ehrtetnus with her parents. Mr. Und tfte moment he appeurs While Mr. Blackeapped ___ . Mrs. W. J. Field und daughter chairman «f «-ntcrtiMnm«nl. promises f>oroth>’ and Mina Gertrude Rum uf <3ilc»|u came Katqrday t.. visit with unevs by the Downy nnd Nuthatch heme futkn during the holiday fumilb-s. though .-modesty forblda Ih< M.m- Josephine Anderson returned folurday from Akley college to sweetest music from the Chickadee. spend the Christmas vacation with twe«n daylight Dus Day; the place. ,un>whc:<- in your V icinity, not too public: the re­ frestune nt a. what you cun spare from your bounty. The Michigan Audubon Society, :is Roland McCrecry. of Landing. Invitation Coniinlttee, would be glad to haye reports vf successful rccepllmis held, eent l» its president. Frrrta ho is MttciulInstitute, Illg Rapids. Bvkert. Two Diphtheria Mb* Ethel Hammond amt her «i»-' ter. Mrs. George McCulln, are HI with diphtheria und placards have been placed <w their rosUeiw*. Their eundithm is improving. Idleness. utinSs and the holiday of fools.-Lort Chesterfield. dig department Store announce their Ready-Jo-ltiear Me deginning Saturday, december 26th or <il untiia Then­ olfcnse. against lillh* girls and had his examination before Justice HelrigJo on .Monday. t:. P. McNaugiihin spent Sunday willi Itis family uild drove t*> some inland customers Monday, leaving Monday etc fur the nurlh on busi­ ness. ’ ■ O. B. Haller, of Saginaw un Equitable representative was a vis­ itor of <;. I). Whitmore," Thursday and Friday. Christinas will In* observed by all Un* eliiH’i'Iies. and it is needles.* to wiy that lhi< gintfll boy Ik belter than rwmiiion. Tin* recenl fall of snow Ims made I In* sleighing fairly good and has been a good thing for busi- &)eickgenant & Riedes The newest styles in Coats, Suits, Skirts and Dresses—handsome tailored garments— a great array of them—will be offered to you,, beginning Saturday December 26th., at Rock Bottom Prices. • We haye a large, carefully selected stock'of the finest and best styles of the season. We sincerely believe that our stock of Ladies* and Misses* Ready-To-WeaY is larger and more complete than all other stores in Hastings combined. In fact our stock is too large at this time and we feel obliged to reduce this sple» did stock as quickly and as much as possible. Hence these tremendous and decided reductions in Price. $3.93 for J^adies and Misses Coats is all we ask for handsome, servicable styles that sold formerly from $7.50 to $12.50 Other values, equally as grieat Bargains are marked down to $5.98. $7.98. $10.98 $12.98. $14.98. $17.98. $19.75 In justice to yourself, we advise you to investigate Our Big Ready-To-Wear Sale as early as you can. This is a remarkable money saving and real value giving event, just at the right time when the season is at its heighth. . At this issue of the Paper we also wish to take the opportunity to most cordially thank the people of Hastings and vicinity for their loyal support and confidence and to wish you all the Season’s Best Greetings. We feel inspired for greater efforts to serve this community more and better during the coming 1915. - &)eickgenant&Riede 'ROMANCE FOUND IN WILLS, eighth of a mile, or any other dis-1 _ tance? If you pace au eighth of -. Bequests and Instructions Reveal tha ...I,............. » ...................... Ulimn, * nH —t rVn. mile you wl|) probably find that it will take you considerably more than two hundred and twenty fards The trained Thn romance of wllli,.to my mind.’ walker learns to gauge bis pace ac­ conaisS primarily of the revelation curately. Do you know how long your normal pace is? The* way to find therein of thy .humor and pathoa of ordinary Uvea, wrltea E. Vine Hall out how long it ought to be Is to of Jxmdon, In Case and Comment. After u short*deliberation, tho cir­ drop a string from your eyebrows to Thus It la that, when here In London, cuit court Jury which heard the suit tbe floor. Onehalf of that distance at .SomerB’-t bouM. I turn over the for unpaid wages which Edward Bil- is tho normal pace. British roldlcrs jpaltltudlnouF leaves of old voluml-a. c«x-k. assignee for'clulmants. brought are trained, to step 31U inches, ter against the township of orungevllle Gerinans one-half Inch !<**». Frencl covering- centurtca of dispositions con­ for the sum of . rendered a and Austrian infantrymen atop -w ceived by common men nnd women Inches, and Russians 27‘i.—Tha of other days. In tho hour or In the The original claim wag fsjt. With American Roy. caged in a truly romantic quest. 1 Interest the sum totalled tho uuiount allow’d by th. jury. | handled recently a romantic original Tito township voters twice turned . here, tho last diary* of Horatio Nelson, ' Rtgsonable. down a proposition to raise money by A Missouri darky wu endeavoring written in a little notebook, Inter­ to sell u .iinilo to a Jefferson^ City leaved with thin blotting paper. It contains Nelson’s last prayer, fol­ curved by the failure »f t ke'«in«>-r* to lowed by a document which was to the aulnnd's age. have a definite undemumdlng us to "if." said he. "this mule Is as young "October '“S Then in as you claim, why is it that he bends gins: the sight of the. combined fleets, of Personal Ambition. • "Oh, don't let that little fact worry France and Spain, distant about ten Personal ambition Is n quke hon­ miles.” The conclusion, /which re­ you, boM.” tho negro hastened to agy. orable mntivc. The-dealrt) for approval vfMt-mula bepd at dd lalgs, but ain’t calls In aoinn ways Captain Scott’s and praise i^ aomqtliiug uhlth nobody' last messago from the antarctfc should despiue’. Hut a man should not due to no age flat he does. De Iiodm* truf, bo», I* dal I ain't had de money stake everything upon those; other­ to look after dat mule de way he follows: *T leave Emma I^dy Ham­ wise. w hen lil ;- works fail to obtain ougjiter W. 'My stable is kinder ilton therefore a legacy to my king recognition he- is disappointed. Ho low an' dat mule he been obliged to and country, that they will give her should ha« e in bimaell as his primary stoop a little, dat'a all.”— Harpor’a an ample provlsldn to maintain her* motive something which makes him rank In life. I also leave-to the Magazine. Independent of those things, some­ , brneficenen of my country my adopt­ thing which prevents him Tro[n doing ed daughter, llorutia Nelson Thom­ all thosu little things which impede Another Way of Putting IL son. and 1 desire she will use In fu­ "Hitch your wagon to a star," wrote ture tho name of Nelson only. These public work, and make it difficult for men to work v.fth others —Str-Edward Emerson, it does no violence to tbe Grey. wisdom of Emerson to transpose the and country, at this moment when I thought agd urge the necessity of ntn going to tight their battle. May hitching tho star to your wagon, your God bless my |dng and my country, ■ Polite Music Teacher. exceptional moods to your drudgery, and-all those I hold dear! My rela­ "How do you like jour mew music and "your finer enthusiasms to tho tions. It is needless to mention; they master?" •'He is a very nice, polite grinding toil of the dally life. This . will of course t>e amply provided for.” yotfng man. When I made a mistake Is, Indeed, a fine arL but Its accom- j yesterday ho said: ’Pray, mudamolpllshmcnt will reconcile thn opposite > Beyond Him. selle, why do you take much pains nlrom., .hkh .r. „ oil., la coaA party of Now Yorkers >eTw A worn huntto Improve upon Beethoven?"—Le Fi­ garo. * Ing In tho "plncy woods"-of Georgia -------- ----- ----- ----------- I and had as an attendant an old negro Sailors and the Albatroea. I whoso fondners of big words la char Good Combinj^lon.' , A remarkable and weird belief of j acteristlc of Urn race. Ono of the A cheerful temper joined with Inno­ cence will make beauty attractive, seamen Is that connected with the al- | hunters, knowing the old African’s knowledge delightful and wit good-na­ batrnss. These huge birds, measuring ‘ bent, remarked to him; "Uncle Mo-je. thn Indentations In terra firms In this tured.—Addison. ' locality render traveling In a vehicular stormy regions of the Capes* of Good conveyance without springs decidely Knowledge First, Hope and Horn and tho surrounding objectionable and piUnful anatomical­ To know what should bo defended latltudM. They follow ships for wesks ly. Don't you think so?" la the first' condition of successful de- at a time. Tim peculiar belief of old Uncle Motw scratched bls left car sailors credit Hieae birds with possess­ a moment and replied, with a alow ing the souls of ancient mariners, who kbako ot his woolly head: "Mistab for their misdeeds teuvo been doomed Gawge. the exuberance oj> yoh words n“‘b Jurydlcttao." Knowledge is thc parent of lore; to scour these stormy regions for eter- i nlty _ -----------------------------wisdom, loro Itself.—Augustus Har^ • | United Qtatss fl hasp industry. "" ! । In round figures, 43,000,000 shea* ' Righto. are sheared in this country each yuar. tho ladles of thn A. U.’club for the The doitor may uao hlercglyphlqsdn j yielding !8UX)*).<W) pounds of wool, beautiful jlowcrs wont mo In my .sick- writing hlB proscription, but bo takei | worth fd«JX)OJ>GO. Hess and also the nclKhbors for their care to write big bill to v.e can under g________ kindm-M. ■UM „ DIVIDE Ysobel'a Reformation. Ysobel Smooch, young and beautiful to say the least, hesitated outside the glittering Cafe de Bon Ron. torn be­ tween- conflicting emotions between ALL GOOD FORTUNE Selfishneaa. Outside all was dark and dismal. Probably no more clannish—and un­ selfish-people exist than the nallvea of the-aretie coast of Siberia, the low­ est type of semi-savage Eskimos, a writer in the Youth’s Companion re­ marks. They arc ever thinking of ■nd cheerful and gay. "Shall I turn over a naw le bel asked herself, "or shal hitting up on the old page?" comes Into possession of anythin* of value, be never thinks of keeping. It for himself, but calls tho other mem­ bers of tho tribe to share with him. toward the lights, when she reflected ■gain. caribou, or walrus Is killed, tho meat is divided among all tho Igioos. Even ■ during the hard winter, when there is ■ shortage of food, if a seal is brought tn by some fortunate hunter, tr are equally distributed. _ Four men from'East "Cape,, ths SI;berlan side of Behring stralL. -WA tj)Q whale-ship Narwhal to make up the boat crews for whal­ ing In the Arctic. AH through the summer season they remained aboard tho vessel, doing their share of- the perilous and wearisome work. When the vessel returned to East Cape, on Its way south, tho captain. mad« a pile ot flour, sugar,'hard bread, calico, tobacco, cartridges, needles and thread, tea. matches—everything dear to the Eskimo heart.—'It was their wages, and tho Eskimo were proud of their wealth. The walrus hide canoes camo along- without the formality of paying her bill. Resolutely, Ysobel Smooch turned ? A Commends the Judge5<T As the Judge of one of our western ■tarn courts was leaving the bench, after making a decision in a case, the losing attorney remarked with some beat tbsl he was hopeless of getting a "square deal" in that court. And what did tbe Judge do—reconvene tha court and mulct the auorn^y in a heavy flue for the flagrant contempt? He did notHe camo back at the attorney in good, strong Anglo-Saxon-and prepared tu thrash him If the insult was repcatei] Involuntarily We ‘are Impelled to say. Good for tho judge, who thus waives an easy adyahtage of Judicial powe: and aa tnfln to man submits his bonoi lo the cUvalHc wager of battle!—. ashore with their riches. At tho wa­ Law Notes. ter's edge every article was delivered to waiting hands, and when the men who had worked all summer for these ' Vulnsrabl*. During an election that took place In necessities and luxuries started for ■ their Igloos they carried all they kept for themselves In their hands. They ware almost as poor as they were ;o pall'.n" station when they started on the cruise, but the village was temporarily happy— himself, with, whom Im «ot into con i versation. After a very exciting argu­ ment. the two men came to blows. I The poor lad was very much fright cned. and, seeing that his father was getting the worst of Lt, suddenly-called out to him: "Hit bln) in tho watch, lathsrj that'a cost him something!” Look Always to Naw Day. Some blunders and abaardltiaa arapt While some old soldiers were telling war stories one of them recalled a eurlous Incident. He had a raging toothache and tho night before the battle hardly slept a wink. Next day there was the usual nervous appre­ hension among tbe men. but, ha waa fully occupied with bls aching tooth. Suddenly tbe fight was on. and with Is yellsd Tomorrow is a aew gay. You shall ...... .... wijen victor* was won De wat too high * spirit to bo cncuiull'.rcd! conipllinonud for his bravery, with your old noiMuutoS.-Emersan. i<(d he> . |t bravery at r» w L a i r> 1 *• do Banner want Ads ray: hu*?” and Heaping _____ �PACK Praabvtcvtan Churvb We wish to thank our many friends and patrons for their splendid patronage during this year and we take this opportunity of Friday morning In tho chain.) Wishing All a Merry Christmas The coming year will see us still meeting you with a pleasant smile and handing you out good values in Clothing and Furnishings. With Sincerest Thanks Grlgaby. on Friday. Dec. l»th. at the Presby­ terian Manse —- — " ' tor the Pat- ronage given us during the past year, we extend to all a Merry Christmas A. D. Grigsby, father of the bride. Tho Christmas Concert was v much appreciated by the large con­ gregation lost Sunday evening. and Happy New Year and wish for , you Continued Prosperity. Again-MERRY CHRISTMAS Morrill, Lambie & Co One Price Clothiers Hastings, Mich fTed Spaulding, vocal duet by Mcadames Frank Holly and M. Grigs­ by; a violin duet by Meaers AI dam and D. Walldorff; one selection by meditation on the theme. 'The Big­ gest Birthday Celebration of All the J. T. PIERSON & SON H.lUxlUl EpJacupal Cburili. Baptism. Hqly Communion and the advancement of probationers Into full communion. Pipe Oniui, Mias H-xel Radford, Neutralized . Mukden is one of lhe historic cities presiding. Organ. "Choral Introduction" of the Far KaaL It baa a population, organ, of about throe hundred thousand, who ’ man. three 1R> partly In tho old walled city and "Venlte. Ex ul Um us Domino" partly In its extensive suburbs. Tho Buck, double quartette. walled city la a square incloaurc, butSolo. "Halleluiah, Christ Is Born" rounded by massive, ramparts, brick by Blshoff. MIm France* Burch. ilble. The world la not made better built and with fantastically decorated "Nuno DJmittla" by Hornby, double air at once and by tho big achieve"Te P«um," by Buck. Double Quarchu dynasty that .conquered China In process and the little goodneaaea or a the Bcvenfcen|h century and reigned Offertory, Orguh, "The Chorus ot multitude of people combine to make at Poking until the establishment of it possible. If it came easily and sud­ the Chinese republic To the north Tho double quurlette is as follows, denly and through Individual effort । and northeast of the city there are'two director, Charles G. Maywood; tenor we might easily shoulder our respons­ Frank Horton. Edgar ^_L. l*uwers: ibility on some one elec, but when It Is waya. numerous pagodaa and halls Suptano, Mrs. Maud Stuart Tucker: such a slow business at which a multi­ Soprano, Mrs. Maud Stuart Tuck­ tude must work then to neglect our sal figures ot uncouth animals carved er. MIm Gladys, Sisson; alto part is a sin and a crime. Because It I In atone and.grave mounds surrounded Mrs. Nina E. Tllmarsh. Mrs. Gall Is so little that the beat of us can do. by grovos of sacred treca. These parks!j Myers; buss. Ctum. A. Kerr. Itoyal it Is all tho more important that tho are the burial places of the Mancbu Myers, little bo done after- the best fashion, dynasty, and in the oparatlona around' Hermon a Cunningly Devised lest the whole process, so slow and Mukden both the Russian and Japan-1 followed laborious at best, still stay and linger aao commanders took the greatest Fabia?" for want of us. No, wo ought not to earo that no troops should enter the Inclosure and that no injury should be 10:SO a. in. Worship and sermon. ■top tho procession. done to tho groves and temples — Tha Holy City." 7:00 p. m. Worship and Si. John's From "Famous Modern Battles." Captured Wounded Eagle. Day sermon, by Rev.. C. L. Bairs. A .wounded eagle chased a fanner Pathetic Figure on the Strand. of Dover. N. J., who waa out taking There la an old man who patrols will attend tf walk the other evening. He heard a ’ queer sort rf fluttering behind him. ,ho •treets of London dally In quest Pew fro-1 but thoughtilt waa somo naw-fangled of a vanished daughter. kind ot automobile. - Tho fluttering quentera of Hid Strand can have failed t'nttcd Brethren Church. Uaa followed by a screech more rauc­ to observe him. He Is a pathetic G. Eluycr latmlen, MlnUtcr, rcwldcncc ous than that.of tho latest auto horn. figure, with his leggings, his top kat. The farmer jumped and turned to Tho special meetings olosed Sunday "cuss out" lhe speeder. He looked written placard which advertises to evening with a good crowd present ________________________ ___ Ho ran. th,- w orld his mission In life.—Loudon and a deep Interest manifested. The around and saw a bald eagle. the eagle following and gaining fast j al°bc. Brotherhood meeting Sunday afterI noon was well attended with six more until it Anally fell hclpcaa to the* men added to the list. ground. It had received a gunshot, gunshot. The Heroic Poem. The Sunday school will render a Tho :farmer took tho „bird Ho who would writ* a heroic poem wound. Tt._ _________________ UUI I home, it measured 64 Inches between i must make his whole Ufa a heroin Christmas program Thursday eve­ ning. A very line entertainment will Stopping tha Prooaaslon. The fact that tho little we can do lo make the world better is email In­ lux held In Hastings, Saturday deed la ofteh our excuse for doing nothing, but It is a very poor excuse, J>nu»ry 2. in Odd. Fellow Hal): in reality. It should be the very rea­ son why we should do our little and •The following program hue team from Irving Grange. A pot luok dinner. In order tu make the work of thr dinner *4 light lady bring a plate, cup. llcport of State Grunge by A. G. Hathaway. fork und Meeting, Reading—Mrs. A. McDonald. Reading of cypher key und t-xemp|lticatlan of unwritten work by State Master. J. C. Ketcham. Conferring of Flfih Degree by Po­ mpon Officer*. Come and let us make this first Pomona meeting of 161$ a credit io A. G. Hathaway. U A Talmoa* > Mrs. J. F. Edmonds. ’ Cmnriilfi. Why Not Ham? He had held forth for so long! on the subject of hla adventures that the entire smoking room was dlstlnnly bored. Finally he reached India. "It was there that I first saw a man-eat­ ing tiger," ho announced boastfully. "Pooh! that's nothing." raid a mildlooking little man. edging toward tho door. "I once saw a man eating rab­ bit." And he sauntered gracefully out.—Lippincott's. Tlvery year at about this time every one should take a good look at themselves and at their surroundings and- if possible find out hoW they stand as compared with a year ago. • Compare yourself with what you were a year ago and see if there has been any improvement. Man people go through this process annually. All should. Now, We Ask You to look at your financial condition—compare it with one year ago—have you gained anything over last ' year? How much have you saved? The successful per­ son lives within their income and lays aside a part of their, earning week by week. This is a good system to follow—Look over the con­ ditions, and if you haven’t gained anything, or as much as you should, try and see if you can’t "cut the expense corners" for the' next year and bring thet extra sav­ ing to us. Anything we can do to help you save will be ch’eerfully done. Our ir terest rate is 3 per cent com­ pounded semi-annually. .Conservative and sure. We Want to Help You Form the Saving Habit HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System HASTINGS, MICH. Old English Carol service. Tho Young Men's Club meets nextMonday evening. There will bi- >n interesting speaker. Each member may >brjng*a guest. ‘ ’ a Christian Hcicuci- Society. Sunday aervlce, 10:30 u, m. Subject. "Christian Science." THE NEW BIJOU East State Street East day evening, FEATURE FILMS ONLY Rkiianl COMING, MONDAY DEC. 28 ■The picture that has set all America Talking , *t Quimby, church. Invited. How Much Have You Saved? HASTINGS, M1CHIG N Bible school ALWAYS JOY IN GOOD WORK Sermon. 11:60 a. tn. Beginners {Reeling In class room at :06 a. m. Miss SUH, leader. Juniors Pltarura in Doing, No Matter What ANNETTE KELLERMAN in NEPTUNE’S DAUGHTER Thought of Drudgery. A Seven-Reel Feature 'Ono of the changes which niuat bo gradually Introduced Into industry If jrhlch will be an MluaUafcd lecture. outburst of human spirit Iti it la to *I«o'aannsaion. hut u coitbcUun *zw,n increase the element, of pleasure, rc; marks tho Engineering MagarinoTliere are parts of Industry which are how fascinating to tbe workers. Itepliu Church. Western America glows kith thn entbualaam of the conque|t of nature by tho mind. Many engineering con­ Thursday evening ceptions. many smoothly Interlocking systems of administration .and many Friday afternoon prayer meeting al conserving plans of financing,-have been accompanied In the doing with Choir pi4ctiso Friday evening at thrills of delight, which have bound IS. All member* requested to be tho performers like lovers to their tasks. Bible school at 10:60. Classes for Good work and joyous work are. In ; Morning worship ut 11:00, Sermon lhe long run. the same. Wherever In, by the pastor, subject. "A New Year industry good things huve been done' lli-solutlon." Music by. the choir and —wherever achievements have been1 characterized by vigor and largeness' of plan, simplicity and directness of Itusscll Place. method, and nervous beauty and finYoung People's meeting ut 6:00. have to do with .work which' has per-1, mltted the performer to experience] joy. freedom and an exulting sense of j strength, while It was being accom-^ Evangelistic sermon. pliahed. And. gQntrariwise. when we,, Moat Precious Name." Chorus Choir find tha worker intelligiint and joyous |i Bible Study cUaa Tycadgy evening we may expect superior results, for; ■ then tho psychological conditions are ij chapters of DunUl ■this week, right. and bring your table*. Pleasure tn work produces a sympa- J tbetic. teachable mental aliltude to ? ward Hid task, it makes the atten- i tion involuntary and eases lhe strain]; of attending It stops lhe nervousi] leaks of worry. One of the secrets I] of lasting well Is to avojd getting L stale and tired and in a mental rut.'] Ths- older people are urg- Holy Communion. S:00 a. ni. the driver. To know a thing thoa*,, oughly and attain mastership In ‘It!; one niuil be drawn back to it repeat- ■ edly by Its attractions, and must And IJ one’s powers evoked and‘trained by], its inspiration- Banner Want Ada Pay 1 rey-V-H earts, Thursday Eve, December 24 One of the Finest Serials TIRE SAVER! Automobile owners save 25 per cent of your tires by resting your tires on the SIMPLEX TIRE SAVERS Can be adjusted in a minute to fit any size car. Fully guaranteed. Easy to operate. Ask Us About the Simplex ~ Selling Very Rapidly JORDAN & STEELE MFG. CO, Hastings ' Mich. ..mill for BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, DF.CIIWBFR 14, 1914. WELL-KNOWN HASTINGS MAN IS AP­ POINTED TO HIGH STATE OFFICE takes this opportunity to.thank its many friendsand customers for their exceedingly generous patronage during 1914, and to wish you all— ear PHONE 22 Hastings, Mich. World's Debt to Humphrey Davy. * Humphrey Devy, a poor apprentice to a country chemist, waa born at Peaunco. England, 1778. Ho became the most eminent scientist of hla day. He'made tbe safety lamps now used It has been Miwtted that ** >"• ■ e "i formal protest agnlnst what aa Mid last week about thr ability death in 18X9 gave us tho electrib light Davy made his first expert­ menu in candle light. Today the light known as Barnegat light, off the New Jersey coast, is equal to 30,000,000 Mr. Pryor 1» one of the most wide­ ly-known men of Barry county. He was burn In Yankee Spring*, where hr fset OU fems. To make this take all tho plants up to thu bathroom, close the door and window, and fill the bath with hot water. Let the plants stand in this hot, steamy air for two or three hours, then gradually clear the air so that tho plants become accustomed to the ordinary atmosphere before they are replaced in their customary post- SCHOOL NOTES la visiting h»r sister Mixa Wilcox. Muriel Hoblpson and Rachel But­ ler of the 7th grade were absent Mon- Intricate Story. "Before my marriage 1 told her all my past life. Don't you think I showed a wonderful courage?** "Yes. and n •till more wonderful memory.". Optimist and Pessimist. Tbe optimist tells who won the game. Tho pessimist tells who lost It—Buffalo Enquirer. The belief prevails In parts of Ire­ land and Europe that only five fam­ ilies rightly bear tbe O—lhe O'Neills, high monsrehs of Ireland and kings of Ulster: the O'Donnels, princes of Tyrconnell; tho O'Connors, kings of Con­ naught: the O'Briens, kings of ’Thotuond. and lhe O'Flahertya, priucea of far Connaught Sir Henry Piers wrote in 1682: "Such as have O prefixed were of old, superior Ionia or princes, and such as have Mac were only great men. We are all in a greater or less de­ gree lhe slaves ot words, judging of an action by-the name wo give It or hear given It by others. This tyranny ot words waa well Illustrated by a re­ mark made by a woman of at least average Intellect: "That sounds very reasonable. But are you not now preaching free trade? Because If you are, I entirely disagree with what you say.” She had been willing to swal­ low the doctrine, but the label* stuck er be tho O'Neill of Ulster than king ot Spain." declared the Immortal Shane O'Neill to the British Elizabeth when requested to change hU Irish title tor an English dukedom, and aa such, claiming Ireland's throne, he' uncongenial society. In pursuits which cannot by any possibility be of use to anyone. In doing things we take no interest in. In reading books which need never have been written, in writ­ ing articles which need never be read Epigram Worth Heeding. Joubert, tbe great maker of ex­ quisite epigrams, wrote many on friendship. As be waa a man ot many friends, and never lost one. his wli> sayings may be taken aa tho flowers of his experience. Ono of tbe best of them Is: "When my friend i» blind in' one eye, I look at him In profile." If I we keep this suggestion in mind, per | haps we shall make and keep friends' amount to years In the course of a life­ time, and yet we submit, smilingly, un­ complainingly, because we And all these things labeled "Pleasure" and we “ought to take a little relaxation." —L. B. Wheeler. Banner Want Ads Pay Immigration. Thia Inter­ will be a great help <o next year In their work GERMANS AT I HOI IN DESPERA^A TO BRE><^V— supplied Life ts NAVAL RJ WAS F\ ■ BELv\ Eight graue*—Writing desks. small tables, foot»t<»ols, book ehelves, book racks, tabourettea. pedestals. hall trees nnd kitchen stool. High (K-hexd—Three library table*, writing dfak. medicine cabinet*, an Ice boat, tabourettea and book ahelv- IEIT STATHAM .Grtfn.it i .tuinitix 1 to Attack Bnti\ Co-operating^ Troops Near $1,000 Z&ATES TO each" pupil in the 7th grade and 1th grades and high school la allowed to select hla own problem. The princi­ pal difference In the work of the grades la the decree of difficulty of the problems In hand. their Bargain Days To^ary BIG MICHIGAN OFFER The Hastings Banner, The Daily Herald, The Michigan Farmer, Fruit Belt, Farm and Fireside and Home Life.* ALL FOR $3.05 May 10. 1114. at Bay d* Chaleur, Nova Beotia. She went to Marine City. Mloh.. to reside In I960. and waa af- Farmers’ Review and Kimball’s Dairy Farmer OR Orange Judd and Kimball’s can be substituted for The Michigan Farmer. HOME CIRCLE OFFER The Hastings Banner* The Daily Herald, McCall’t Magazine, Today’s Magazine and Home Life/. w dreadfully HI fir 13.15. Odd and Evon. HU Wife—“I don't want yon te be coming home at such odd hour.” Hue­ band—"All right. dear. I’ll try td make It four instead of three."—Philadel­ phia Bulletin. n* Dill) Hinli ni Hutlip limr (2.15 / �THE HASTINGS DANNER. DECEMBER 14, ISM. PAGE ffiVEN HOLMEN CHURCH. Harriet Fuller will e Delton Meat Prices *; • Qllleeple. Lower Than Others. Road Theeo Home Cured Bacon. __________________ l__!b. 20c Home Cured Hams,L.H>. 19c Home Cured Shoulderslb. 14c Pork Loin as cut outlb. 14c Pork Shoulder, whole_lb. 12c Beef Roastslb. 15c Rib Boiling Bcef_r_Jb. 12 l-2c Lard in Jars 14c Special Whole or’Half Hogs or Beef by quarter. ' ROWLING. attended tho Ladiss* Aid Chrlatmaa George Garrlsup and wife of Hend- **Mj*. Evelyn Hoffman of Nashville frwhott Oora«fS apoitit Sunday wtlh their son. Floyd und wife will mtertklii DEUTON. tha of CD morning to pact to go to Detroit in lhe near future. .Miss Bessie Olis of .Manton is spending her vacation with her par­ ents. Mrs. Libhie Douglas visited her mother Mrs. Count last Sunday. Geo. Havens spent Munday with Mr. and Mrs. Homer McKtbbin. The telephone meeting al A. F. Burroughs Tuesday elected lhe fol­ lowing officers': Pres., Lewis Ed­ ger; Vice Pres., Fred Otis; Sec., Peter Vauderbrook; Trea*., Will Havens. AH liad a good time and u line dinner. .Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Newland were at lhe farm last Wednesday. Mrs. John Baker entertained tile Union Thursday. Mist Blltha Rice returned to her home'Saturday. Robert. Lord is al wurk iu Has■ liugs. There will be a dance al tbe Glass Creek Grange Half New Year’s •right. Beit Way to Keep Apples. The best vessels In which to keep apples are crates or baskets that per­ mit ventilation, and also permit han­ dling the fruit to prevent bruising. When It commences to reach Its full stags of ripening It Is well to sort it occasionally, and remove and uso any that are commencing to decay, or that are becoming soft or overripe. Firm Of ordinary newspaper and coot place, and there kept longer time than when not so wrapped. Firat American Admiral. E*ek Hopkin* waa Uw flr*t admiral of the American navy, being appoint­ ed in 1775 by (he continental congrette commander-in-chief of the navy. While he at flrat achieved great euccca*’, ho waa removed In 1777 on the ground of Incompetency. He died In 1S02 at Providence, R. J., where a monument ha* been erected to hla memory. We'Pay Program for Union Grange for Saturday evening. Dec. 36lb. Singing. Roll Call—Some Christmas quo­ tation or verge. Recitation—“The Master's Poor.” —Hazel Hathaway. Recitation—“«el|lng Information Out of Pa.’— Keet Tobias. Song —“Slivery Stars. Weyermaa and daughters. Discussion—“Christmas Shopping nnd Christmas Giving." Led by Sis­ ter Mabel Andrus. Recitation—"The Glutl Things.”— Thelma Tohian. A Short. Play—“Thfl Spirit of Chriitmas. Each member bring a small pres­ ent; costing not lo exceed ten cents, and wrap it in a fantastic shape. Refreshment]) served by the men. Lunt Tobiax, lecturer. Maxom will come Thursday to upend Mr*. Atwood of Ludington. wu. »rc Thursday in thr int*r*sto of th< afternoon with Mr*. ' Capital 920,000.00 6.000.00 . Tur-r ..Jj,-—-?-Surxslua. .___ _ A. A. Aldrich, Pre*. J, G. Hughes, Vice-Pres. Fred O. Hughes, Cashier DIRECTORS A. A. Aldrich T. A, Aldrich Dr. Donald McLcay Wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes Georgc J. Doster L. B. Tcerpeaing - surface. When the dragnet* which are irlng mid pctltton; Furthur Ordered, That publi aro killed by removing them from a newspaper printed and circulated in water* of great hydro*tatlc preanr* to conttauoiuly docreaolng pressure* A true copy. hap* act.” "She has!. I can make Ella C. Eggleston. In Their Several Claw**< no ImpreMlon upon It!” "Have you A timid persou l* frightened before 1 Mr*; Bertha Oarvtom was .taken tried a diamond?"—Houston Po*L 1 a danger, a coward during tbe tine, I suddenly nick Inst Thursday uftcrnn<m field spent Hunday a(-W||| FhUltp**. treo Milch 1* for oven-bodyMr. Blackman of Prairieville *p»nt Sututoy wlrtj hl* bfotber, F. Black­ man and family. amaM>v, uaw—, ..... , here were there doing their Christmas ■hopping. SUII a Chance. Edwin Ormsbe and family, 'liny Freeman nnd family •tx-nt Wedn<»- Battle GKAXGK I1AU. coilXHIlhi. Ml** Ethel Rottfui vlisted Mary Bcsicti Banllcld Will Hammond wu» In Battle Creek, Saturday, on businea*. Sherman Zimmerman and daughhave Allen Hyde came home from the Battle Creek. Monday. I’.KDAR CREEK Helen Stanton I* inending the hol­ idays with her grunthnother ut Bai- Deceiiiher 311. cd lo <-om'c mid the family I hey n train anylhing Every laxly iiivil-. bring anylliiiiu b*r| ran- As they have In (he line of grain By Kathryn Wednesday fully restored to health. l.v th- whOOt 1 during Good Heiiltli Week, was the "Care nf the Teeth.”' I thlpk every little boy and girl should profit frnm the lecture and exhibition. Wu ■hnuld early ng*. <>|ir firai teeth, or b*by Hurprlac on Ed. Myer* nnd family De­ cember sth. Altoiil forty of their teeth, should !><■ wall cured <1 friend* nnd neighbor* met there. an*n<Un£ * jileafjtDt .evening und iMvfng ** a to«en"or u rug. Mr. Myer** people are moving to their farm near Ionia aud will be But we wish lhem success In their Most boy* and nlrU do not think n gri-at deal of the.1 impurtunt fill grinders, until semi night they ws MICHIGAN. WHY The BANNER’S Plan of Handling Auction Sales Ought to Be Favored by Every One Who Contemplates Haying a Sale in Barry County: । ST—BECAUSE IT IS A DEMONSTRATED SUCCESS.. In the past 1 six years, over 750 Auction Sales have been advertised in the BANNER to the mutual satisfaction of the sellers and buyers.. We have letters from many who have advertised their sales in the BANNER showing that oq a single article they have realized enough more than they expected to pay all the expenses of the auction. In all cases when results have been com­ pared with expectations the sales advertised in the BANNER have exceeded expectations, in some cases by several hundred dollars as we can show by let­ • O ND—BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVE COME TO LOOK TO THE BAN4NER FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF AUCTION SALES. The stfccesa ol the BANNER’S plan of advertising sales has naturajly led people to ex­ pect that an auction sale in Barry Co. will be advertised in the BANNER, just as they expect the letter carrier will deliver their mail. *5 RD— BECAUSE OF ITS SMALL EXPENSE. We make a uniform charge for our service in reaching practically all the people of Barry Co. that is but little al>ove what used to be charged for sale bills that were read by only a few of the people. 4 TH-BECAUSE IT PUTS TIFE SELLER IN TOUCH WITH Ills ^HEST AVAILABLE CUSTOMER IN BARRY COUNTY, The BAN­ NER goes into practically every home in Barry Co. The people naturally look to the BANNER to learn about Auction Sales. If a Barry Co. man wants for his own purposes any tool or live stock advertised in any sale, he knows just where to go to find it. He will be prepared to bid what he be­ lieves the article or animal is worth, because be has use for it. There will be no clement of speculation in his bid. With the old plan, the people in the immediate neighborhood were the only ones who knew of the sale, and they would generally bid because they hoped to buy something cheap. CTH—11 ECAUSE IT AVOIDS HAVING TWO AUCTION SALES IN °THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD ON THE SAME DAY. The BAN­ NER makes dates for the auctioneers and practically all of them report the sales they book to this office, which is the recognized Ruction sale headquar7 tors. If we find that two sales are booked for the same locality we can'anp do at once take it up with the auctioneers, and arrange for a change of one of the sales, thereby avoiding spoiling both sales. This is ait important con­ sideration. .. ' ” . . /CTH-J-HECAUSE THE BANNER’S PLAN REACHES ALL THE PEOUI’LE OF BARRY COUNTY WHILE THE AUCTION BILL REACH­ ED ONLY A FEW IN THE IMMEDIATE LOCALITY OF THE SALE. This is so evident that any elaboration oi this point is quite.unnecessary. - 7 TILr-RECAUSE TljE BANNER CONTAINING THE AUCTION z ADVERTISING IS LAID AWAY AND PRESERVED IN THE HOME Banner Want Ads Pay ALDRICH BROS. CO 1 Banner Want Ads Pay ters and personal references. Charles |jitllmuKh’« lite tlrel Tues-, day in January. Bring needles nud Ihituble.. for \vc are going I" tmw for Mrs. Gougl. Revival ineniingH will uuuUiiu<* all IliirWME.- MflJ'Tiliif"r<'d i- be­ ing shown and .soul, are being minister at the lh»nn; of Mr. and .Mrs. Ardy Gwens,' Wednesday the Barney Mill* ‘ *chool. Chri«tmn» entertainment mid her scholar*. Monday night. To produce an iron range with all the conveniences of the steel range, reauired genius and originality by experts who were accus­ tomed to design good goods only. The result is the Iron Chief—so 'good, so different, the new points of merit covered by patents. In this family range of pleasing pattern and distinctive design, you have joints that never open up (construction patented); largest oven built in any c&st range, and an exclusive reservoir that heats the wa­ ter satisfactorily and permits you to bake at the some time. This eliminates your reservoir problem for life. It burns successfully and economically, hard coal, soft coal, coke, wood, and cobs. Being built of the genuine new .Round Oak Iron* carefully tested and chemically pure, you are not only assured of every possible improvement, but a lifetime of service. Let us show you thia range which has secured our heartiest com­ mendation. ■Richter. it. WlllU-m. □rand Rapid* and Burpee and. family. A Good Range is Not an Accident DE.LTON. <n tho greatest depth* of the ocean surface containing specimens of an'i- for Mrs. Cora I’urtpatf. near Bellevue. Dflbert Cortright I* spending the holiday*/it home. liuliep furnish refreshnienl s. Mr. nud .Mrs. Bunton are irwiving There wns.it filge' crowd al lln.< hi with lheir daughter, Mrs. Frank HINDS CORNERS. W. C. T. U. and Ludox Aid al Mrs. Bailey and family. Edward Campbell s. Thursday. ory Corners spent Susday with Jacob Kline, Delton State Bank Kuaaall OrrenHeld: playing game* and Uiuajc. mrnts will be iwrverf. Al SOLTHWEST CASTI.CTON 4 Per Cent rIH -pent Bunday with Frank Pints* of fine n*w .Epworth nlai Remember that dishy invited to Chriatnuin exercl* Mr*. 8«rth Hteln of Buttle Creek is hero for a viait. The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mr*. M»to Wilbur, of Battle Creek, died nt that place T\urvday. and was buried In Iht Jay ,$rmet*t>'- Hnturday. 5frs' povert.’ Sherman Clark came home from Singing—Home Sweet Howe. the M. A. C. Friday to remain uiMlI Augusta Brisbin, lecturer. after the holiday*. .Mr. and Mre. John Ocuinpaugh and oinkin'!) have moved l» Chi­ cago, theft* former home. Hoytl .MeOlland of Itarryvillo, called at Bert McCellanil'e, Sunday Hon. Hon thereof be granted to roar pett> Caeyl t^clUman of Jackson v Ml pSrentWttw mkMIc of the w« The Hunday School mH spend Sunday. w" hoi* **•• many mor* birthday*. Earl ailllwi of a»r*n*<> vUlted hl* Homer Merriman ho* sold hl* farm brother Wm. Qinie* and family over to Roy Smith. Bunday. Mr*. Fitch reek with Mrs. II. the Bristol school. 1'rl.tuy night <wcrv| well attended. Battle Creek Program for Carlton Grange No. LACEY. 264, January 2, 1915. Witt Warner and family. Floyd Bussell and wife have gone Fann Horne program, where Claud PutttMtff' were Interr each lives for the other and all for Joy cerAetery, last Friday< ;.><L day were Earl Wqpd nud Singing—Ever sowing. Battle Creek last Thursday by the Discussion—‘The farm home, how U> make It Hje brightest spot on Jennie Wilbur. were In Battle Creek. fiaturq.iy. earth." Led by Geo. Hatcli. Dorothy Clark of Uicdy. rpent the Mulls—An exercise by six lillle who attended had girls. ’ Little Howard llrf>l"l i« doing nft-e- Discussion—The part each mem­ ber of the home should bear.— Win. Hale. • Recitation —“That Brother of Mints."—Alice Brisbin. ' Recitation—“Just Being a Happy Mother."—Mrs. Jessie Allofl. Singing—"Old, Folks al Home." "The secret of cheerfulness."— Mrs. Levens. RecHntimi—“Now 1 Lay~Me/^- Present: »ld MHTTiWEHT RUH.AND Don Forman returned home from Ann Arbor, Saturday. Mra. Ixmnington visited her daughter. Mrs. Fred WJIHams, Fridya., Floy Whitmore is spending her vacation .at home. Will Havens, wife and daughter spent last Friday in Hastings vJIb Mr. and Mrs. G.' H. Olin, who ex-, Chaplain—Hattie Bollinger. Conductor—41. Collins. , Mcomukk nitmucr. If these price* look good to yon, let'* do busioas* J. R. BROWN, Delton, Mich. Kaatsr. deceased. thing tu slop the tooth from aching. After you hove tried everything, mothers camphor bottle, oil of clov­ es, tooth uehc drops, .peppermint und the dentist nnd vllher hav« : pulled or filled. Jfrtw If i WHILE THE BILL IS SUBJECT TO THE WINDS AND RAINS AS IT IS TACKED ON THE FENCES AND TREES. THE BANNER'S METHOD ot odv.rtliln. Auction SatM has boon andonad tst—By the State Association of Auctioneers, 2nd—By all the leading Auctioneers of Barry County. n«h> be frv< frum tooth ichr. Doi In->t t>rui>h your teeth' straight b<-r<.s« I the ouUlip-. thv Upper teeth should I gunw. inside th? same way. brushed in all dir<ttlytu<. .\|a.t»< . gobq tooth brbsii. dental powder and .dental ribbon <rf- 3rd.—By ail Auctioneers in other Counties where the same method has been pursued. Any printing office can print auction sale bills, but only a paper having a large general circulation,-streh.as the BANNER has can successfully advertise an auction sale that will bring results. The BANNER is now printing 5,200 papers each week and covers the County “like a ‘blanket.’’ We would be pleased to hear from anyone contemplating having an Auc­ tion Sale and we will mail them one of our booklets, containing 16 pages of information and suggestions on conducting an Auction Sale. You should not fail to secure one of these booklets if you contemplate holding a sale. Its sugRcStiqns will mean larger and better results from your sale. We have both the Bell and Citizens telephones. away-with otuin-ich . troubles, trakes us better looking. Altogether Uk«ly. rlrd a MBs We fell in loro wi ■pled her. 1 Banner Want,: Ads . f?ayl The Hastings Banner Both Phones No. 15. Wo Make Dates With Auctioneers �HASTINGS BANNER THE WANTS Ilvired Imre, pjmnr ssi DFX-FMBF-B M. 1P14.' — 3? J'hVn> 160-4 fringe or' Half-—wioj~ PERSONAL MENTION For Hale-<'.hrai>—Hmign f-inctflum-| j ber for roofing and BhertiuR. also j I require bill sluff. Phono 4tMU. Inquire F. G. Pierce, City. Ki'.urday night. I>r Farmer. Jobnntown • Hyde. I.. pt 818 Enut Bond 8L ,______ Iff 'or Huie—Good 6 room l>oil.<u\ | nicely locuii*<l; gn.«, bard and soft, waler in kllchcn. Enquire I.., • Tbp-Noicher strain of Durov JerA. <!aiu. Phone 488B. 11 . .. . Phon* soon if you Cha". Bigg". Phone Wanted—Poultry. Inquire Me-1 I.ravy’.t Fred Store. opposite Court House. McLravy A Craig. | Phone 58. If I enquire HANNER offlc. For Rent—Good 8 rnurrt house, 14 ward, har-ci and soft water in. kitchen. Phone 488B. I. A. Cain.• MARKETS Claire Horton, of tbe M. _ . rived In Hastings Friday- to spend a Other price* chanx* 1ey-lMvtd*on motorcycle, with without side-car. Rxnellent . dttlon. Box 43, 1 uing <n Mdl'Anir butter milk fqr Poultry Wanted-I ain.nov in building al roar <4 I restaurant, near Farmer ing Place. Phone .Wil. Kirchner. For Sale—Hmin* tiul lot. <■ Inquire I Phone i«l-l long. 1 Mioit. MIm QMim-a Hoyea la home from J wk md Mr*. Frank Ixumtrom of ■oi>t.-umax lady's iw4r Wanted—Good frr^Ji cow, also tank itfi'.." an11 pair -new heater for sale,-. Frank Trego. Probably left (n shott. lawlastfng". Monday, litElliott Sohanlx. ccntninlng money. by H. fldmatk its. tHMtied, Gilts bred fer* price". Quimby tri.«ph«>r 8« Beef. live weight. 4c; 7c. Experienced. Washington. City. Co!. Knlskrrn will com* today, und th*lr *on« Lewie and PhNIp. of New Inquire Sylva th» For Half—Thoroughbred R. rooster*. Butb-r Smith. I. R. Phone Mr. and Mr* Claude Bush and children are visiting relative* In Grand Rapid". LOCAL NEWS Fine Dry Maple body I’oullrj and Hide*. Whitlow will apend Chriatmoa with I roller their winter arMion on January 4. The circuit court Jury han been excuaed until Monday. January 4. Martin strain. For particulars quire Earl Gilbert or phone 443J Grand- Rapids. Ueef Hide-. 10c. Mrs. Chas. Dawson an^ children of Ann Arbor came Monday lo spend a Ith her son, George Johnson ChrixtmaJl here. nnd family. 1I.-.V .1 Wilcox, R. Small "urn Qlaagow will spend Chrlatmaa Oata. 45c. ence Gobb. Thn tiny youngster and Rye. 11.00. of Holt the mother are doing well. Miss Elvira Barnaby of I Anting 1s boot mill are being rapidly rebuilt und D. Barnaby. Mrs. Hugo Wunderlich and dangh- (■■■■■■■■■■□□□□□□nnnnnnnnnn n n n □ □innna:mmnnnnaa:■■■■■■:■ ■ Baled Hay yul Straw. No. 1 Timothy, 810.00 to 812.00. filed to mee\ with the Maaohlc brolh- ■ ia a a There is No Other Flour As Good As French’s White Lily B B n n n n n u n n E We are not advertising to keep peo­ ple who have used French’s White Lily Flour from buying any other—they couldn’t be persuaded to buy any othWe ARE advertising to get the per­ n, who has not yet tried it, to pur” ase ift, to purchase JUST ONE SACK. After that—well—you try it and see. People who have given French’s White Lily Flour a good, fair trial can never be persuaded to stay away from it very. long. . . Sure, they may occasionally stray away and try some other brand for a while, but they ALWAYS COME BACK again. We don’t blame anyone for trying some other flour once in a while. It helps them to find out HOW GOOD French’s White Lily Flour really is, and the best way to satisfy yourself that there's no other flour in the same class. Naturally we would like to have you become an honorary member of the _ old "standbys"—people who' have used French’s White Lily steadily for OVER 40 YEARS, and wouldn't have any other flour if you gave it to them. French’s White Lily Flour was first made in one of those "old pioneer” mills over 40 years ago. That mill was a crude affair compared with our present complete equipment, but it turned out a ^rade of flour that soon won. a reputation for QUALITY among its pioneer patrons, both with­ in this county’s limits, and outside of it. Both the mill and the miller have improved with the years, and have kept strictly up-to-date. As the repu­ tation of French's White Lily. FlouV spread out beyond the limits of this county, business commenced to pour in. We have increased the capacity of this mill many times over. For the past 25 years we have been compelled to run this mill night and day, year in and year out. This, with our brand new equipment produces a far better, smoother, and more even quality of flour than you can buy elsewhere. When you buy French’s White Lily Flour you .get a BETTER VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY, and that helps you cut do4m your living expenses. Here s an experiment we would like to have you make:—Buy a sack of French's White Lily, and a sack of any other kind of flour claimed to be “just as good." Make a loaf or two of bread from each kind of flour. Put the loaves from each kind in the oven at the s^me time, and bake them right "side by side.” You can soon tell, and will KNOW which kind produces the BEST LOAF. Decide today to buy French’s White Lily Flour tomorrow. You will al­ ways be glad that you did. Middleville Roller Mills B B B B B B B B B B B B B B E B B Michigan . Drc. 31. Mr. Trpxel’a from Hasting" and proceeded to ar­ rill fqrniah the music. range for the forty guests which had been Invited. The greater number were old friends and neighbors from William A. Caln, .-tcctwd of im­ Bnrryvllle. where Mrs. Mend former­ proper conduct towards a school girl ly lived. Those frtftn th* vllbtge In Middleville, received his examina­ were relatives or old friends. After tion on Monday and was bound over ull had nrrlved. Mrs. Mead waa to the circuit. " brought home and it would be diffla bond of 8500. Caln denies The special council meeting which as held <>n Monday afternoon it. about shaking 'hands and greeting would fall on Friday evening, was so all with her usual smile. lightly attended that a Quorum was The rooms were prettily decorated with smtlaX and red carnation". The Saturday evening 75 neighbors and Iting and recalling old times. Suddenly we were called to order and Mrs. Julia Marshall in behalf of lhe guests presented Mrs. Mend with a table cloth and'napkins of fine linen, also chin* cup and aau- tosh of Quimby surprised them, the occasion being their 40th wedding an-: niveraary. Tho thne wna spent with games and visiting. A rocking chair was left as a remembrance. All had a hoppy time. Hastings sch'Kils today. Sants ed many pleasant memories to all who were present and helped tn sr.xdea and distributed gifts. There was plenty x>f Christmas music, and speaking. Rev. Russell H. Broody made all feel that she thoroughly op-| delivered an address before the high predated the gifts as well as the i«cho|>l. Nine Christmas trees were We were thin called to the dicing usoL The gift* were msde by the children foe their parents. , teachers out huge birthday cake, surrounded by a n n n n a n n n n n c n n n a n n B B B B B R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville Happily Surprised Mra, Mead. iaut Thursday living the sixtieth birthday anniversary of Mrs. Eunice Mead, her daughters. Mrs. Bertha Middlings. 11.50. leged Improper conduct with girls, Wlk-ox of Hastings and Mias Bernice Hammonds Dairy Feed, 11.4*. received his examination In Justice CadwaRader's court on Tuesday nnd Wednesday mornings and waa bound rhlch was fj surprise indeed. over to circuit court. She was invited to take dinner With LITTLE MOTHERS BOTH. BUTDon't forget the Fellowcraft Daucthem to the M. E. church to Bl. John's i ■ Chaplain Lougher. of Jackson priaThe luncheon consisted hood In October, will occupy thr pulgoad by. wishing Mrs. Mead many evening of Sunday. January 3. mon- happy birthday". Mr. Lougher will talk upon thr Mrs. Rose Reynolds. fiuencea that make criminal" and the duty that society owes the man which Old Demand for Ships. society is trying to reform. Many The demand for more shipg waa pronounced Chaplain Laugher's lec­ ture thr best heard In Hastings In beard in England as far bjtck *a the sixteenth century. In 1577—11 year* Many In Barry county y’e Inter- j before the Armada—Dr. John Dee pubie,<! Id. Mav View., lhe beautiful, re- have appreciated the fine awlmmlng John M. Hall. aoclatlon a magnificent auditorium, costing 850.000. Word reached Judge Smith, who Is a trustee of tho Hay View Association, on Monday that Mr. Hall, whose generous benefac­ tions hud done so much for Ray View. trolt. H. R. PMtenglll says in Moderator Topics: “Some foolish grangers, uc- Grange session. In their purpose to" session, in their laudable purpose to give our fine State Agricultural Col­ lege a worthy fund, proposed cutting down ths appropriation for our Stnte University. Neither of thou groat institution" gets half enough support now. Both arc doing an Inestimable thpes, this Is the worst to talk of-re­ trenchment In higher, broader, dsep- ment of a "petty navy royal." It was to consist of ''three-score tall ships or more, but In no case fewer; that henceforth. nelthen France, Denmark, Scotland. Spain nor any other coun­ try can have such liberty for invasion, or their mutual conspiracies or aids. Ofly way transporting, to annoy the blessed state of our tranquillity, as either they have In times past had. or else may have, whensoever they will forget or contemn tho observing of their sworn or pretended amity."— London Chronicle. Carried Mere Doll, While tha Other Undeniably Had th» Real Thing. station. Have you ever noticed what a lot ot queer things due will see 'while killing time lu a waiting rooth with nothing to do but watch what thn other fellows are about 1 waiting room. A girl, perhaps thirteen years old, ber mother and a small child of three. Just big enough to ■•'go It” alone. It was apparent from lhe first that the girl was a “little mother" to that child. She had him in tow and ahe watched over him with perfect proprietorship, relieving her mother Of all care. Shu took the child on a tour of the big waiting room and as she camo up from tho other side she bad the child In bor arms. Just at this time another girl, of about the iutme age but aligbtly taller. girl with the child. The latest girl had a big doll all togged out in a baseball uniform and cap. Lookers-on couldn't keep back a smile as those girls paused a moment doll »bs almost as large as the child In lhe other girl's arms. But the girl with the child certainly had the' real thing and alio looked her superiority as she sited up the basebsll boy doll and Its owner.—Brockton Enterpr.se. Valuf of Thinking. Bays Henry W : "The Intelli­ gent designlngjM beauty through lofty thinking I* ascendent of a fine art." The beat cosmetic Invent­ ed Is a beautiful thought, and It makes no difference how many' rouges and paints one puts on, a close inspection *«ui 'fimsye see * certain ugliness there. A hate, a low thought, an «nkind word. * mean act always show* Itself on tho exterior and injures one'* appearance. You cannot hide 1J. Mur­ der will out. But let one devote him­ self to simple living and noble think­ ing and he will gather a charm about him that even a nathraP homeliness will not hide. Beauty Is In tune with the Infinite, and when one be­ comes ugly It Is the sign ot a die­ cord. So. then, ho had better tune up by taking on fairel- thinking and living a truer life. Don’t trust to Trust to thn life.—Ohio Stalo Journal. Rar* Egyptian Sculpture. The Egyptian sculpture gallery at the British museum has received an Flattering Offer to Singer. Interesting sarcophagus of the nine­ On one occasion while crossing the teenth dynasty, of dato about 1300 ocean David Qlspham, In addition to B. C. It Is of red quartzite, about his contribution to the usual concert seven feet four Inches In length, and program given for the benefit of the Sailors* Widows and Children fund, of­ described in the Inscription as "a royal scribe, overseer of lhe cattle fered to auction a program which had of the temple of the gods Ra and been autographed by all the distin­ Turn." Ou the lid, which la sculp­ guished people on board. He actually tured In human form, is a figure secured 1800 for the program, which uf the . sky goddess Nut, who Is was added to tho receipts from tickets. represented with outstretched wings, After It was all ovsr a gentleman ap­ emblematic of ber care ot the proached Mr. Blapham and said, with mummy, and below tho figure Is a all due admiration and enthusiasm: prayer that she may protect the body "Say, I'm a New York auctioneer, and too state hospital on December 17, The body wua shipped lo Walldorff Brothers' undertaking rooms in this city. Funeral sekviees were held from Carlton church on Monday of the deceased. morning. Burial took place In Wood- in , you did tonight. Hera la foy'card, Life. Life Is a comedy to him who thinks, singing you Just come down to me and TH giro you 110.000 a year to sell our a tragedy to him who feels.—Horace Btut.” Walpole. • Thomas Sharp, whose whereabouts In nArtK tmknown. hv her ■ One Not tho Sama Thing. ■ There ia nothing dearer to g man zlatera residing In Carlton. Mr* Sharp waa committed to Wie hoopRal aev- than a good wife and very little that la more *xpanalve. eral weeka ago. On the return from I the cemetery. a number of tho n)ourners had a narrow escape from injury when the bob-sleigh In which ...If. a.man getji up Just attar tha day they were ridiqr eapmed —over "a Fortunately the team Hie Herd Luck. "I atipjweo you’re waiting for year abtp to cone in?'* , "No, Eva given up hopoe” "Wtaafii the Idea?** "T undoretand my wife's re 1ativet have ra.loed harbor,"—Detroit whole day before him! Banner Want Ada Pay �THE HASTINGS BANNER DECEMBER 24,1914-20 PAGES PUr TWO—EASES 9 TO II. THE FARM—A Christmas Appreciation By Eugene Davenport, Dean of the College of Agricul­ ture University of Illinois PUBLISHED IN THE FARMERS REVIEW OF DECEMBER 19, 1914 G'KNE DAVENPORT. the Illinois College of Agriculture. On the farm, more easily than elsewhere do. the young attain that physical) moral, mental and individual development that is necessary to the perma nence of a people. The farm is the place where “home” means most, be cause it is there that parents, children, and the daily business come together How many of our people realize Ing cells by lhe nubile alchemy that, H'?L th" ,fann is soinelliing more we forget or overlook not only bethan a place where plain people cause it is common, but because it live? How many conceive that it Is is at once loo delicate and too trea IniKiratory where the God of Na­ mendouR for our understanding. tions. with a little help from the Tile result is corn, and we know farmer, prepares Ute food of His corn because, we can sell il for people? How many appreciate money or feed it to our livestock, • lull il is the place whore more than |. whereby it ministers to all our half our ciliien* arc born mid rear- ' wants through what it can do or ■*d. al least lo early manhood? How what il can buy. nnd we worship many understand that tnai lhe tne fanh farm is well wc|| |in n paying paying homage |> to the Indian m.. plan wtmra “homr- mrau. g,Hl. M„nd„„in. liut.l Ix-caUne 1„•«’[!ila,* it il I* I., there Ilia,r,* that Hint parnnr- ' .. . . 1110*1 Thn farmer planted the seed. de­ enta, children and lhe daily busistroyed a few wewb, and harvested ih-m come closest together? How the crop when its work was done many realize that a farm is an inand its life departed. Done? No, Mitution—not simply a piece of.!its work was not yet done. Some private property? 'of it was eaten by our Christmas It is not the Farmer, but Kvery-- turd. So tho corn becomes turkey mnn, that, is most interetted , , ,in; ■' h<> feed us, and after the feast is land. Tiie ChriatnuiH feagt but1 I] । ov,f*'» >he carbon, the oxygen, and ’uw •lea l^e genemsity wi... •*■•••*•-, mv nitrogen hkivkco wi »i mucuuiu lu ,,,nu wnichjtho will become iuuu man,, to Mother Earth yields her bounties । i|,jnk great thoughts nnd perto her rnullilude of hungry ch Id- Ichance lb do gr„nl things. Wonren. Ue My that the fanner raises d„rfulI Marvelous are the ways he corn crop, yet f<»r every day of of (ho creator and past llnding ouL labor be bestows upon the ...... Held, the .... y Yet Pl |hh thn is lii what is |S gving OI1 on al all| -sun rains down u llioiisand more in about us every day, always and lhe invisible form of heat arid light. t- everywhere, so common as to have . The turkey thnl graces our r lost its meaning, so subtle ns to esChilslmas iMinrd, like lhe dressing cape iiotlce.-but so meaningful as lo and all accessories to the feast, are shape our destiny, But a*fier all nil mt man is a factor in after all alt mostly the carbon, the oxyoxy­ Bui after . geh. ami (he nitrogen of Hie atmos­ lhe issue. The fanner does but phere with thu little mineral from littlo 'himself when compared with (lie land, captured and held to­ God, but to him has been given the ' Kether by processes we little un­ key that unlocks and seta in mo­ derstand and are powerless to imi­ tion the most tremendous and lhe tate. Yesterday the turkey waa most' significant of nature’s forces. •olive a.id eating com. Three। It was ho who decided that corn months ago the corn wakt instead of weeds should grow in aHVe nrifi liurd al work. What is II. (he Held, and it was ha who decided - to be alive? and what Is It that that the turkey should bo hatched has gone out of the turkMr and |iand fed' the corn? Only God knows. I In some instances man has so What was the corn doing when it bungled his share of this partner­ was alive out in the field last sum­ ship with God as practically to de­ stroy tho business. It ia as pathetic mer, when the farmer said, "You can hear il grow?" It was hard at as it is significant that the cradle Western Asia work making corn. By slow, silent, of civilization In but. mighty processes iUwas galh- where Christianity started is now• i-i'iiiK carbon, which is much like u broken ftnd weary land. We had the coal that is burning in tho base­ nt our Thanksgiving table a native ment; capturing oxygen and nitron nf the city of Nazareth—one famil­ gen. those invisible gases which iar with lhe country about the Sea nmke Um bulk of the atmosphere; of Galilee and tho silo of Christ's ndding a little hydrogen from the baptism. His eyes moistened as ho water -that went, coursing through related tho degenerate atato of ag­ its tissues—Ugh), fleeting, evanes­ riculture in Palestine. Yet this is cent us a dream, yet needful to the the Promised Land that once flowed fT«»<t of the god* that is making; with milk and honey. Something selecting small amounts of a few lias gone wrong, fust as something minerals like Iron, lime, magnes­ went wrong in Mesopotamia when neglected and ium, sulphur to- make it flrm and tho ditches were k-hmI; wringing from its coinbina- grant Babylon fell, and with it the " Hons minute, bits of.lhe same Whole people, because their, means phosphorous (hat ignites our of life had been cut off. Tho farm and its fanner aro alike matches or glows like a.troubled spirit after the nightfall—all these held inconspicuous as compared tlio mighty corn plant brewed to­ with "great things.” In old coun­ gether in the crucible of its grow- tries the land has been overrun from limo immemorial, and in the I Him who spoke ns never man spoke, iwelitielh century the farmer i* and yet who s|>oke out Uf tho very but "cannon fodder," Yet, ns Dr. L. I heart of God. JI. Bailey recently remarked, nf-1 t»»r lhe war is over, after civilization I is thoroughly asliunwd of itself for J, having destroyed about nil that has been accomplished, then the fnrm- “ er will commence all over again loj rebuild the fot|n<lalions of society ; THIS WKKK’S NEWS IN out of the bounty of nature, nnd. L NBAR-BY COUNTIES. by Hie slow process of production, he will repair again for the hiind- J F re<lth time the damage done by war. The fnnn is something more Hinn I ,t a laboratory for providing the ma- ।,..ondomnlng It for either drinking or terlala of life and eivilizaiion. it is rfighting 1KIll„y, Are. It is he>4 ‘hut prlvl. -for■ --— <purpo*e ---------- n would the great breeding grtund of the ; p.^,, the ■--• latter race, for here more easily than else- probably result in household where do tho young al lain that und an epidemic. physical.'industrial, moral, mvntnl. .... and ifldividuaLdevelopinent that i* . Aiuxhcr old land mark I* dl>apnecessary lu tho permaneuce of a | j,raring in the old i»ower hou«e that people. History shows that, willr furnished power for tho gristmill nt Hie single exception of lhe Jews. Hie । Alaska on the Thoniapplo many life of a race is measured by its , y,^rw, bring tone down. connection with lhe land. | . i • . Nowhere rhe does Hie individual j AnCitan „in |WTO B part a„,i TOicd amount to so much as on Jhe land., n |20 oeo bonit for that purpose at n breause there he works with the Allal etaclton. mighty. Nowhere else is hr so j * ... conscious that, he mustwork in and i ■„ .Hr lbr>.u«li natural f.m™ ,ud to nnl"" f,, , JS ural llwa. hi mo.l ra|,aeille, .. ..... • "• b“'”' work* with man and ea.il,'c.nn... mrad.hd> ar Ut.l. antaal. that tn rdhaldw l.lm.'lr a. raidaln •- -dlnwy »«« ■onwlliin,'. On lite tan.i he Itv... ■» ‘ ."'J'X daily amid majralle tmeralr. that .5"" would srlnd him to powder It he did I "P”1"' IS","1’? K! not work tn harmony with their op- . ur b'u- Mc4"I* ’^.r eratlons. Thi., too. I. well tor Ulf i dozen, part of ,K them "” born in captivity, tha others caught In traps. One 13 man. 4 dear whjta. with th* «qtcpUon of a Nowhere else are men kud little L 'little Mhefc -strip on'Yh'b®?aa«t. Floyd children drawn so dose together n* upon tho farm. Nowhere else do SowlM has about the same number nnd tpey are so tame that ho often common things mean so much, and They nowhere else.do simple cheer nnd picks them up by thn tails. Southwestern Michigan; hospitality go so far.. Nowhere else do we pray with such fervency. "Give us this ilay our daily bread." and nowherg. else does the supplicaHon mean so much. Nothing is too good for lhe farm. Mother of our being and provider of our daily bread, il is also the in­ spiralion of our souls. It is ever to he nourished, fed. dressed, and cared for most solicitously. And every loyal son of Adam, wherever his place of abode nnd whatever liis calling; be he rich or poor, let him pay homage to the Fann, and give thanks daily for all his body bene­ fits. Theteforo let lhe Christmas tur­ key be well stuffed and eaten with cheer. To this end was he hatched. Ami let lhe fanner give thanks— not alone, but for all mankind whom ho feeds. . And let mankind give thanks that all men are brothers, because of the simple teachings- of Ring out our heartiest thanks to our hundreds of Christ­ We have enjoyed the finest business and wish you alba Merry, Merry Christmas For tbe late shopper we have many more of the nicest things for the Holiday Season and if you have forgotten anything come to us and get it. The New York Store N. B. WATERMAN, Proprietor. Hastings, bo used at first. Grand Rapids have Khlamazoo. . to that city by members of the Com­ mercial club. On a recent trial trip roots which they sell, but they also between the two cities, a distance of secure large,profits by selling seed fifty miles, thr exceptionally fast time of 33 minutes was made. This In­ tlvatlon of the delicate and valuable cluded a stop at Montleth. Can will day after January 3. but the complete In addition to hl* official ilnties as schedule has not been Issued. >unty clerk next year. Frank FpnJ > bage.to provide aauer kraut . good percentage of tho trade ot Mil­ Hoy »<*ung of Martin, had tho tnl«waukee and Cincinnati, and that moans some cabbage. Mr. Ford has stumblind jiropiMf* t<i plant tha to his horse and buggy and drove to and has contracted hla product to the home of Frank McVane where a the Charlotte kraut factory. Hr hai raised a considerable amount of Thr boxing of the third rail on the Eaton Rapids township. electric road Is complete from Mon- ; telth to Grand Rapids. The com,1 Mm. Mathew Shllta of Walton. F-aw-ork ao an to have It completed by word that she has fallen heir to 5*5,000. The property comes Mrs. Shllta from an uncle’s estate In The W. (3. Enjland. Mrs. Shills will not go to England to look after the property, but will have her interests there tak­ en care of by an attorney. IlcnmanU at bcu\«T dams which J nlno Tn the township there e.eew county partially burled muck and hidden from 1 loysl members left could no by thick Luzhea. it la isaid keep up tbe organization. kind. All were'taken , from traps killed off by hunters und ths fall. Harley Baughner has two -kunks. One of them showed tight rlnco then ha« been unhampered exwh»n taken- from thu traps and the young owner has a mark on one of his hands where the sharp teeth pen­ village Is located three and a half etrated the flesh. Now tho pair miles east ot the William Underhill fnrm. The owner has strictly for­ objection te taking -food from their bidden tony person to molest the the- territory flooded after owner’s hands Tho price of fur dams i-gyh-fuln Is practically of no value suffered a dump after lhe war broko fol agricultural- purpotes. Outside oP 1 the people living In Thetford present In the flesh. Kryftd Lrntt tfo m nir luh. Nor add years to the looks, are sanitary and can be made to fit any eye. Optical work is our specialty, we can take care of you very satisfactorily. longer K»n county house. received a phono- by Mrs. Clara Hughes of Fralrlavllle. The gift was.purchased with the-proMrs. Hughes at Prairieville. Mr. Ellis ts a comparatively young man. form- so crippled with rheumatism that he' Is helpless. Pike & Damon Ths Boston Way. Boston men never flip heads or F.x-Ahlcrman Clarence Snyder, of pioneers, the existence of these dams Ulla. They choose obverse or reverao. —Louisville Courier-Journal. Ionia, hurried away from the scene, of a novel advertising stunt. In order to dlspoM'of a certain piece ot mer­ chandise which had' eome his way. ford township furnish a rare treat 1 which In a few years will be destroy­ business Institution had conceived the ed. Tho dams already are becoming Idea of throwing merchandise, wrap­ weather beaten and many of the huge logs rolled into place .by >he ped In packages, from the roof of Its At some store, and letting tho crowd below beavers are now bare. .confidence, afraid something Tou probably know 12 men und can points, tho dsm has sunk Into the Is going to happen without Judga about how much prejudice th era mud and Is burled beneath debris. It ’ any reason for thinking so;_ AJJennan SnyderW Atchison Glebe. stuck his Unger through the wrapper, then .glancing hurriedly about him. rafting that beavers once Inhabited it will make you feel fine Immediatelyj He was plainly worried and got out 25c. 50c and 51.00 bottle. Abraham Miller, of tho Jam as quickly as possible. bo destroyed. When he reached a secluded spot he formerly of Thetford- township but threw the bundle In the Jungle and now a resident of Clio village, can ran. It contained a self-reducing remember when the corset of tho latest design nnd ho did not enre to bo caught with the goods derhlll farm and UurJl Lake. A. an him. story of seeing tho If the' Intelligence of Ionia muskon the mlld winter. Along the flats they have built their hotuwa cloze to the that he never m Underhill water's edge and mode them unusu­ surrounded ally small. Muskrats often show farm •cross poor Judgment about getting too cloze proximity to trap*, but they can usually predict the weather several Thetford township. months In advance. Jewelers, Opticians Phone 281 Banner Want Ada Pay Get off the “Ragged Edge” Jingle, Jingle, Christmas Bells mas Buyers. Isrgely betuuse of this fact that many new beds were planted this year. Several farmers In this vllcnlty have upwards of 510,000 worth of the plants nnd hot only do they realize Michigan. Arthur RoUi, the young German and since then It has been consider­ who has been staying with John Lelk ed dangerous to explore tho dam. George II. Cliapman, owner of the St. Johns Portable Building Company, has received Inquiries from Germany It 5vaa slated some of Its tales wore for portable houses. Roth's clo»est friend, ac- that the Russians ’ had destroyed waa killed in near acqualn- proposed to house the people tempor­ arily In portable' buildings. Ing been Jilt by dum-dum bullets In Fred Conant of Otecgo was out for a battle'with the French contingent of. the Alllee. Roth has been In this a rabbit hunt last Friday. Hts dog chased a skunk Into Its abiding place tho war broke out waa nt|ll a citizen of Germany and liable to draft for military service If he returned to his odorous animal*. Think of his sur­ native land. He decided to stay In prise. when before completing ths Job tho United State* nnd is rapidly learn­ ho unearthed nineteen of ttu> fur ing tho English language- He is at hearing and scent producing uHtmal*. present employed on Fcro Hauck’s duclng. for the flock was worth. In cold coin, about 125.00. It made a Although It la an exceedingly risky profitable day's work for Fred and he crop, a large nuEnber of-farmers In this section of the state started flew ginseng beds this fall. Not only is Tho first regular scbedtJed trip ov­ the risk confined to the possibility ot er the lines of the Kalamazoo-Grand the roots falling to grow, but also to Rapids Interurbun line will be made on Saturday. January 2. Owing to be.lng stolon. Tho European war tho difficulty In securing can of the will greatly increase tho prewent high value of the ginseng roots and it was rolling stoek of an older pattern will That’s what we do with your Collars, Cuffs, etc. It’s awfully annoying for one to put on a Newly Laundered Collar or Cuffs afid have a saw-edge gouge your neck or arms. We stand back of our work and “We wash ev­ erything every other day.” Our wagon will call if you phone number 243. American Steam Laundry Phone 143 - Shultcra Bros., Proprietors Hastings, Mich. war and •hocking. । In all of the capacities in which it acts for oth’ ers, whether the word “Trustee” is used in de­ I scribing its title or office, the I I PtRand RapidsJrust Company | is in effect a trustee. It is a broad designation of the relation it holds to the property entrust* * ed to its care—an intimate relation concerning | business and personal affairs, in which the । rights of those interested are ffty protected. Grand Rapids. Mich. I 123 Ottawa Ave., N.W. Both Phone* 4391 I I �he Hastings Banner COURT HOUSE HEWS Published every Thursday Hastings, .Michigan, COOX Btipa. Editor. ,<btrd of Thank*, io a word. Obilonry poetry and resolution* 5o a hue, Obitunries of 20 line* or leu will be published free; 5 cent* per line nrrr-si»TH vkaii International Sunday School Lesson Ye«, you’ve heard of Belknap Sleighs before. They may be good, or may be poor. They may be elm, ash or oak, but I’ve got the Belknap that's no joke; so come and buy the Belknap Sleigh of "the man that lost the plow." For we have some dealers here on earth, gelling implements, that figure profit on their sleighs at 42 per cent. Such greed as this will damn the soul as long aa ceaseless ages roll, for when they knock at Heaven’s gate, St. Peter ’ll say "you reprobate, just pass on down the line. My guest* within are of that class that tilled the virgin soil, and when 1 saw you robbing them it made my blood just boil. But now I’ve got you on a hook I'll fry you in this pan, and see that in your place is put a much more honest man." , ^SBa-^v. • Ruhfeription by Mail. Post-Paid. NE YEAR, In advance.............. <1.00 IX MONTHS. in advance........ M line*. THREE MONTHS, iu advance.. Notice* of births, deaths or mar­ CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS riages will be printed free as news per year, in advance............ 150 S No communication will be publlibed under any circumstances un­ less it bears lhe writer'* name anti ■poslofflce address. ADVERTISING RATESDisplay advertising rains on ap­ plication. * Business local* and rending no­ tices. On flrsl page or among brnvtUe*,'l2M cents a line. •The BELKNAP Sleigh II, Thornapple. JOB PRINTING The BANNER has one of the besl equipped job oflloes in Western Michigan and is prepared to do any kind of book and job printing. HASTINGS RESIDENT’S EXCITING EXPERIENCES AS A FIFER DURING THE CIVIL WAR livcred from Egypt and brought into the kind by God through Mooes and JoshuX. Exodus to.Joshua; they re­ mained In the Und slS^cars. until the captivity, B. C. ««• (ten tribes going to Asgyn.T. in captivity B. C. 7JI), Judgog to : Chronicles, some of of Solomon,. Isaiah. Jer.. Lamenta­ tions. Hosea to Z-jphantalR seventy years they were in captivity at Baby­ Ion (two tribes. 606-58*). E*oklol. Daniel, some fsainw. lamentations; Hope, some returned to Jerusalem. Ezra. Neb.. Esther, some 1’salm* Haggal. Zach., Mai., three Gospel*, dispers­ ed A. 1). 70. out nf land; back In Und. The Man That Lost The Plow1 So call for your Belknap Sleighs, fore-door cutter, spring cutters, Portland cutter and cutter gears, Fur coats, Robes, Blankets and the Donaldson Sleighs at my store. Jesse Townsend THE MAN THAT LOST THE PLOW Not in the Trust H astings, Mich. I. i j-civr ----A,word about the.Hook of Judge*. •This book tak<-» it* name from the thirteen men raised up to deliver Is­ rael in the declension and disunion which followed the death ot Joshua- Our works profit nothing In tlio mat­ Through these men Jehovah continu­ ter of salvation; Ills works uro prof­ ed His personal government of Is­ rael. The key-verso to tho condi­ itable unto ull'thingK (1 Tim.'*:*). tion of IsroeT lT'fxvil 8). "Every man did that wfilch was right in fils^own eyes.' Two facts stand out—the ut­ ter failure ot Israel; the persistent grace of Jehovah—the book records seven apostarlc* seven servitudes to seven heathen nation* seven deliver- Comrade B. F. Taylor and His Fife. 1778. cut near the site at tho prwent city of New Orleans by ha grealgrandfathrt*. Abraham Taylor, a aol- filed, nine days. Comrade Taylor had many .Interesting experiences. His faith­ ful fife, which he; carried throughout EVIL Having a Rea) Good Time, b Fond Father—“Tommy writes us a feeling letter from boarding school.” Dottug Mother—"And what does tho poor darling sayf Fond Father— "He says'be'* been whipped so often he cun tall what -kind of wood th* teacher's switch is made of by th* feel."—Birmingham Age-Herald. M. Gray: ’The story of the book of Judges' Is eoiuethlng like this: While Joshua and the elder* of that genera­ tion lived.( those who had personal­ ly known lhe wonders of Jehovah.) lhe people continued in measurable resided in Hastings for IS years Mm. Taylor's father was O. Towne, a pioneer of Barry township. They came^hcre from Marshaltown, Iowa. IDLENESS Thar* I* an excellent proverb, which haa been handed down to osc genera­ tion after another of Japanese. It ought to be ia every language. It runs thu*: “Ta do nothing Is to do evil.” Perhaps It is this which makes ' It Is »"r> hard to nothing. Eve* hte ia filled with thing* . _ Infinite Bow|ag and scraping and bending double before a friend la properly greeted or to* I* properly served. But the proverb may not be compelled to work so far.se the Japanese maha It work In order to do. good. iuda a question whether ihowiac of thl* country realise'as they might, and aa tbe wise should, how evil it is to bo Idle, it la this which leads th* children of th* city Into mischief. The houses are so close together that they have lost the have been ruling at the same time in different parts.of the land." Also, tho captivities and servitudes doubt­ lew were limited In tho aiune way to curtain parts at tho land, not the looked upon aa giving ua ti|O tents of' the Book In a nuUhdD reat of tho Book giving un the .■r.|- r IN jth In Japanese Proverb, Should Read ths Bam* in All Language*. Judges through ut one sitting if pos­ sible. to get tho whole of R in your mind, before taking up the first les­ son. T*t» hours should suffice for reading these SI chapters. May lhe teaching Spirit lead us In this year’s work, if the Lord tarry. agrd 91 in Amea. Iowa. Mr. Taylor hn» a brother and n slater living. The former lives In Ames, lhe latter In Milledgeville. 11L Her name is ALWAYS choree are du<*e out cn tbe farm* or by the city. It Is idleness which- ja the curse of the rich and of the poor. Yet It Is idleness which sesms to be the great desire.,of the individuals ot our nation, tn desiring It they desire evil and they do not realize what II ia they wt*h. That this country Is peacefully l»dined ia shown by every village in it wanting a Motion or two for its pobllo when they died, and anothvr gener­ ation camo ou the acene, there wae u steady decline. They trad made the way ca»y*far thi* by falling lu drive out' an the-Canaanllea from ■sxmoUiiMthem. The proxknUy <rf theae cor­ rupt ’henthen'JMiople began to act like leaven In tho dough. teracl inter- .. Mr.. ThyJor waa struck in birth 1ck» With- buikshot during a little episode while the rcglnuat under CoL vDav« Stewart F«s foraging along the mail -BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY, Bhelp. Teorponnin*, d Inventory 'hat COAL or COKE you want for FOR your WINTER SUPPLY. think you will agree EBONY COAL either ia LUMP or EGG when wc *ay that it i* the BEST COAL lor DOMESTIC USE that you have ever Queen Elizabeth, the “Good Queen Beu." was n monarch who showed a 'decided partiality for perfumes and ery article of her wearing apparel was scouted, even to her gloves and •hoes. The former were spoken of as The purchase of 100 Red Crosk thing or any oao tanlirfi 'so quickly.. , Beats «s your share In tho being "sweet as damask roses.” Lord ! general preventive camOnly one came back and marched Oxford, Edward Veto, waa lhe first'to with u«. W« never again heard of present Elisabeth with perfumed those other five dancers." gloves, which pleased her so ranch The duties of a drum corps In the that she had her portrait painted In Union arn» was an Important one. them. Perfumed gloves then became They sounded the reriUe at about' the rage, but they were not always six o'clock in the morning, the roll Have Varying Regulation*. harmless. Sometin^es they were poi­ call.’ guard-mount. thb- ’ dinner call, No two nation* have tho same law* soned and used *a a means of getting dri»» parade in the afternoon end regulating the handling and storage of explosives. marching. tl>6 officers often <erder«d ths dram corps to pkiy aomethlng which wenild put life Into tlic Urging frat—and l.'ivy always responded wth wnif stirring, ulr uluuh cauaod Bracelet*. In the'middle ages, bracelet* were ornament* and worn only by the which Immediately and easily pensI traras tbe lining of tho throat I* Ute kind deraapd<xt Qr.- -icing's Now IXm-cnary soothes the irritation, looo- I will appreciate th*, support of all Girl I Left Behind Mo.” “Y.ta»- AM the phlagraYou feel bettor at policyholders of tho Company who •oodltf." "Mucking Bird.” "Jriah- <i«c*. , “h seemed to r-ach the very believe a change in the secretaryship i Slmnti,.” "(.ild Pin* Tros” and fvol f* my aough" ts one of jmu>' will be a benetU lo the company. honest testimonials. 80c at your ‘“ Very ree|kctfuBy, ter 1 of tho Book records the falluro of Israel to completely drive out tho Canaanites (read It). In chapbrought against Israel. Israel did hot separate themselves from the idolatry and people ot the hind (v 2). with the result that they were un­ able to drive out those Inhabitants <v » who remained to become a. Have all sizes in GENUINE GAS COKE and when ordering state what size you use. It looks a* if Flour would be higher but we1 can sell you you FRENCH’S WHITE bbl. WHY NOT NOW LILY "The Flour That the BEST Cook. U.e" for $5.50 do.Ll u lo it, succew? take a sack home for that CHRISTMAS dinner apd relieve Ju»t Step in and SEE, THAT'S all we ask. We invite Inspection and we ar* alwaya pleased tu show you wlyit wc have in COAL, FLOUR, CEMENT, BRAN, MIDDLINGS, and in fact anything we have for gale. ’ BRING in your Sample* ol Seed*, Bean*, Wheal, Oats, or anything you have for SALE that i. handled by ANY ELEVATOR and we will name YOU a PRICE. Under the present Market tondition* it i* impossible to quote future price but our aim for Grain, Bean* or Seeds on each day'* market. ,— ' ' is to pay al Call u« by Phone. friendly call, the latch string is always out, wcTiare Gn-e Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc, Dealer, in Grain, Beans^Sccd, Hay. Coal. Cement, Hide*, Pelt*, Etc, Phone 150 - - - Hasting*, Mich. �TWOD HARTING* HAMMER, DFZ'FMBFR SI, f»I4. BANKRUPT SALE W. S. GODFREY STOCK Next to Miller & Harris Next to Miller & Harris At Public Sale the Entire High Grade Stock of Clothing, Hats, Furnishings, to be Sold In the Shortest Possible Time Sale Now On Could you have seen the crowds who gathered at this store during the crowds of eager enthusiastic buyers than did the first three days. This opening days of this “Bankrupt Sale” and the eager manner in which lib­ alone will prove that the fame of this, the greatest of all merchandising eral quantities were purchased, you would need no further evidence that events has already been carried to every section of this and surrounding this is the only “Real Sale” in this or surrounding territory. counties by the thousands, who have visited this great sale, and availed The SECOND WEEK of the BANKRUPT SALE will draw even larger Let Nothing Keep You Away If You Value Money, Come Now $20.00 SUITS $25.00 SUITS $10.00 OVERCOATS BANKRUPT PRICK $6.98 BANKRUPT PRICK BANKRUPT PRICK $13.98 $10.98 EVERY DEPART­ Off BANKRUPT PRICU 79c BANKRUPT PRICK . PRICE i9<^y lie . $1.25 to $2.00 50c to 75c Wool Shirts Children’s and Drawers Shirts and RANKRUPT Drawers 25c NECKWEAR HATS BANKRUPT . PRICK BANKRUPT ituck $1.00 39c 43c■ 15c Handkerchiefs 15c NOTHING RESERVED EVERYTHING MUST GO BANKRUPT PRIC E lie 19c ' 25c HOSE IN CObORN. BANKRUPT PRICK BANKRUIT PRICE BANKRUPT PRICE 88c 25c Suspenders $2, $2.50 to V 50c GLOVES $1.00 DRESS SHIRTS BANKRUPT PRICE • $5.98 soc BANKRUPT BANKRUPT PRICU 65c SALE DON’T MISS IT WORK SHIRTS $15.00 OVERCOATS BANKRUPT PRICK IIANKRUIT PRICE $5.00 and $6.00 BOYS’ SUITS BANKRUPT PRICE $9.87' ’ 33c $3.98 /_______________ EXTRA HEAVY ' 50c Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers SWEATERS At $2.50 and $3.00 HATS BANKRUPT PRICE BANKRUPT PRICE 35c f 1 $15.00 Value PRICK BANKRUPT PRICH BANKRUIT PRICK * 39c BANKRUPT ' */4 . • \ ONE LOT SUITS MENS PANTS 15c HOSIERY $1.00 CAPS BANKRUPT PRICK MENT. 50c SHIRTS 43c 50c CAPS PRICES SMASHED IN ■ themselves of its many money saving opportunities. Bankrupt Prices Remember—This Entire Stock Must be Closed out as Soon as possible. $3.50 50c CORDUROY PANTS BANKRUPT PRICE SILK TIES, Splendid Assortment . $1.00 $2.49 BANKRUPT PRICK 35c Small Lots are Going at a Fraction of Their Former Price—Don't Forget the Place GODFREY’S CLOTHING STORE At Their Old Location Next to Miller & Harris RIEDE bros., Proprietors �UNCOVERS MANY BURIED COMMUNAL CITIES IN MOUNTAIN; OF NEW MEXICO its third Mason's work ’ supposed to belong to the r^ce of if four pueblo* at tha p»-oplo uo*f sxtlfltot save, for a few CARING FOR BREEDING COWS, No Question That Growing and Soiling Calves Under Proper Conditions Is Profitable Busi nose. with the Idi-a nf -making a compfetei report .upon thn whole Tanos caun-, try. This Will require, some outsldr ; In part, no doubt, tho difficulty of gutting a high percentage ot calrus arises from sending dry cowb to tho shambles. The cow that has suckled down ottoa fails to get Ih calf next year. She is In calf and fat and away she goes. Another cow that has raised a calf takes a rest next year, and so startling rind Is mA<J‘ The pqrblo ruins I Nrlsrq has.' been dr We desire to thank our friends and patrons for their liberal patronage during the past season. We believe this a good opportunity to Inform you that we are here to make Hastings our home and at all times stand ready tb.do our small part toward making Hastings a pleasant, as well as profitable city for You and Us to live in. We wish you a Merry Xmas Ono advautego* of selling tho calf crop to the feeder rather than year* Ungs or older cattlo la that so much to tho breeding; cows and tbelr hlgbor 'condition and vitality will enable them to produce more calves. It there Is a shoriagu of feed It will usually bo noticed that heifers that breed young and older cows that have been breeding take a lay off. and this Is undesirable, with calves at present prices. A good calf Is worth $25 to $30. and country surrounding Santa Ft. /•Ictogruphs are found every, on ihqre-ks. near thcro vil Good pantographs nhvo been of most of them. <>ne »h«*[ figure of a man, crudely drawn. niab hay to winter icvunjl mother, cows that lay the golden egg. There Is no question that growing' and sellUng calves under proper conditions Is a paying business, both for the grower and the feeder who buys them, as they go to the feed lot In splendid condition, but it will not pay unless tho cow* receive enough attention and uro kept breeding, except as a more or • less speculative proposition, depending I on tho prices al which cows are ' bought and sold. ' Where tho production of really high1 class feeder calves Is. the end In view.-I ■ these can be constantly Increased in i ’ value by more feed ahd better cows, i WINDOW FOR A DAIRY BARN A practical dairy ham window Is made by placing the hinges at thu lower edge of the sash, as shown, and attaching canvas at tho ends so that; pounding a body ■ Clothing and Shoe Department. Hastings UTILITY Mich. GIFTS. They May Ba a« Charming and as Dainty as Ona Can Maks Them. A useful and attractive gift for the housekeeper Is a bandy telephone <11 rectory like the one shown here. Thia • one "iis made of fancy silk nnd moire., with n fancy braid around the edges. A tiny picture cut out of tapestry i and framed in braid adorned the front I Of tbe pad.’ Underneath each of tbe little flaps nlphalMUcnlly marked waa a white space for recording the mimes and numbers of those most frequently called up over the phone. Very small dct.iil*. which seem of little lm[,ortance, often mar or make more beautiful a piece of handiwork, so It is always wise to beed the lit­ tle things Never knot U:e thread. Fasten'It by You Will Find the Beat RUBBER BOOTS, STORM RUBBERS OVERSHOES MEN'S SHOES BEST GOODS FOR THE MONEY AT Philip Lutz’s Shoe Store on Jefferson St. IDEAS FOR THE Hastings, Mich. GENEROUS 5% INCOME The best charity cannot be organ­ ised. cannot. Indeed, be called charity. In the usuil sense ot the word. Some jf the men whose sifts In various pub- Checks Semi-Annually his money at any Ums. ruen, and some whose gifts are nbver heard of are the moat generous men tn tho world. To do tho most good COMFORTABLE Fur Coats iini Robes DOGS SHOULD BE DISCARPED We have a very large stock of the finest kind of cold weather goods—Fur Coats, Robes and Blankets. by a dog tbpt Is continually ^snapping at her bools must*suffer a great deal, of pain as her udder Is thrown from side.to (Ids by the movement of hur fleet limbs., i- •— »-■ walk after bls rows ho had bolter get This wearing perfect fit­ ting heavy winter fur lined coats. The ex­ treme cold requites the use of comfortable coats. CAPITOL quatnted. ubiquitous and invisible. SAVINGS « LOAN ASS'N The rich man who will stand high-, Mt In lhe world's esteem will be ha Limin*, Mlcnlgln who devisee some way of reaching, by direct and‘ quite unmechanized . . lives, not counted among They Looked Dangerous. tho needy, to whom special rifts for A Mttlo three-year-old boy, who from benefits of ' th worth would bring to time ot Infancy bad been under tbe themselves and others the -greatest blessings. We was visiting his grandmother aftef secret service convalescence from tonsllltto. An open fire attracted him. After watching the sparks, which fell Incessantly on the agents to distribute pianos to persona hearth, he asked, "Grandma, are^bqse who desire to play them rather than red spots germa!"—ChrisUaL " “ to hear them played, college training 10 those who,will go to college to get 11 rather than everything but train­ ing, and trips to Europe for ।schoolIcachera and ministers to wh6m and though whom they will bring consid­ erable, heaven tauiarth: would bf Jh%. Wdfld's first best charity.—Christian Register. • a rough look. / When working with silk It Is itnper-1 alive to have n sharp needle and smooth thimble, for a rough thimble will rough the silk, mid It is impossi­ and says otj-'olcy Cathartic Tablets; ble to do good work with a bent or “They thoroughly cleansed my sys­ tem and I. felt like a new man—light A pair of small sharp scissors should and free. They are the best mcdlalways be used to ent the thread or a tagged appearance win bo the result liver active, Tho busy Christmas giver who has:I Mulholland. Safety tint Is tho beat policy In not time to make gifts or take an ex- ’ handling the dairy bull. tensive shopping tour might step into a bookstore and select some neatly - When you build a bam ■< la comfortable and sanitary. be appreciated by tbe recipient. Thia Every cow in the herd should bo shopping can be done quickly. . halter-broken. Begin white they are Masculine Loyalty. The family consists of two small If you haven't one. there Is still I children and their devoted parents, I time to put up a allo for this winter's and of the latter papa usually help*! | feeding. the small boy to bed. mamma taking' care of the small.girl. Occasionally.I Tho calf should be given flue locks however, something takes papa away I of hay when young to encourage Its from home In’the evening and appetite. does double, duty. After one such ex | porleuve young Philip confided to hit ] Tq have a -calf that will mature father the true and deep-seated reason Into a valuable Individual give it whv h<- preferred masculine aaslstenc* proper care from tho start. f in regard tn Baling hla prayers. ‘ Mamma’s all right, of course, for a In any but a round silo tha allago lady," ho generously concedpd. "but doe* not Settle well, an^even ssttllng you cee, father. God's a man. undl Is wipt; make* quality In silage. you're a man, nnd I'm going to be a • nian. I suppose B's natural Jor us tc.. Scours i« far too common a malady stick together." with young calves and If not cheekod tho outcome may ba disastrous. Cheeks Croup instantly. ' | Yoti know croup Is dangarous. And I you ought to know too, the wnu of security that cowiu from having Fol­ ey’s Honey and Tur Compound In the house. rt cut* the thick mucus und clears awqy tbe phtegm. bfops -the rtratigllug cough «fl<l •ivvs easy breathing and quiet sleep. Every dog may bo allowed do bring them In, for he quietly walks behind them and 'does not bring them down the lane at a two-forty gait. Our line of fur coats for men is very large. Your health needs this protec­ tion. Buy yourself one of these ^t once and avoid any possibility of undue exposure. BLANKETS and ROBES We have an unusually large assortment of robes. We have the, small carriage or cutter robe of genuine fur and also the imitation fur robe. We also have the big heavy robes that are large enough and heavy enough to cover the whole family. These‘ robes are all of good grade and quality and range in price to suit every pur­ chaser. Don t forget the needs of your horses during the coming cold days. We have many patterns of horse-blankets in all-wool and part wool, large and warm.* Fancy designs if required. Stable blankets for all sizes of horses. See our stock of Fur Coats, Robes and Blankets before you buy Goodyear Bros• Implements 111-115 E. Stale St. On 30 Days Notice Phone No. 1 HASTINGS, MICH. daihyf*oi!S .11 111 <-■...... T , celve in return-a free trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for cough*, cold* ana croup. Foley 'Kidney. Pills. J<nd b ol$y Cathartic Tablets— For site In your town by Arthur Mulholianu.—Adv. Let Your Money Earn All It Is Worth The Battle Creek Building £> Loan Association Pay* You All Your Money E-arns at 5W% Interest Department "A” You can deposit in this class $ 10 or any mul­ tiple of it up to $10,000 and receive 51 per cent payable every si* months. ONCE THE START IS MADE it will be easy to save and your aceiitnulation of savings will grow with surprising rapidity. Write today for information. Albert Altoft and Jasper F. Black HASTINGS, MICHIGAN -BA5XER WANT ADVS. PAY. �THE HA9HN0H BAXWER, DECEMBER M, !•!<. PAGE TH1RTBM SCANT ATTENTION PAID TO GRASS LANDS Merry Xmas Mr.Farmer ACCEPT OUR THANKS A Bank? It's worth yuur.cuteful inspection. for the iplendid patronage you have given us during the past year. We wish you : You will want Mint* of I lie remedied. W«- have them. C. E. Harvey ! i A Very Merry Christmas North Side PhariimriM Mich. and hope the sun of prosperity may'shine upon you during the next year. COATS GROVE. MILLER & HARRIS Sample Furniture People [[feaas oil Hmteresfi Um BEaaUmgs Amdl Vndmily IFWy-SBX Years Ago । Mian Florence Grohe la Aerklng at [: Wm.- Gokry'H. Miss Isidoro Henderson of Kalam>!uzoo l» Visiting her aunt. Mrs. C. H. ■ Brojrn. and Alics. Roscoe. with their W. H. Ohls has rented the Rex elected chairman, und O. L. Ingram, theater to Wayne Kidder and Harold Feighner and lias gone to latnslng •eerstsry. °n motion the following were apAll lhe grades and the high'school P°loted a committee on crcdcntlujs: ............ n.i<i cxen-ises or t.nristmas Testiviiies J,,hn 5,llr* Gilbert Striker. Daniel | „f B,inlP k|nd and the, whole school । JL Pratt. 1 seemed to have the right Christmas Tho committee on credentials re- I spirit. past hna held a similar position in ■ ported tbe following ua regular auMrs. J. Na'vuo was quits sick last thqjtallno school. 1 thorlzed delegates: week. • Next Monday ..ml Tm-do, tinHope—John E. Hall. o. L. Ray., John j..;.;; Snore Isi building n barn .... on | 11th und 11th of October, ia the time HI rain Wilcox,'Truman Klngabury. ' his property recently (purchased pf 'allotted for tho exhibition of our Orangeville—H. -C. Turner. John । Wm. Howell, on the nrtrth side. county fair. -The new ground Is H. Eutle. AlcXatnler J. Stanley, l» W. K. Cole returned last week nearly fitted and. will be I tv read!-1: W. Wing. WednesilnyJJyHii visit with friends ' ..... a ....................... ---Mapls Grove—V. O. Buck. J. P. ' '* It. Durand and other pL.ce‘ blank block, known the “market Spencer. T. Branch. Henry Mallory. ‘ fo? eTnter wTh huTrothlr' square;" on the south side of State Ii«ue of October 7, IBMi. > . C. Cfon.ton the union school In Our village. Mr.. Cranston tho union »«i formerly principal I ent binlrexs part uf our vili.igc The ground la In good condition, though 'In"V’- m.” " exhibiting horses in hnrnea* The i Brook* Saturday. making and fitting of this track has Barnum. Sanford Sisson. been a Urge undertaking, and would I Miss Elsie Smith of Burlington. Thornapplc—U. II. Fuller. John ’ Wisconsin. Is visiting her parents. only have been done In ilntlclpailon '! Slocum. D. 8. BuKbcc, W. W. Paul. । Mr. and Mra. Wm. A. Smith. tha| the society will continue to use i; Harry—Josiah Tolls. L. I^liy, W I Wilkinson, Joseph Kingsley. Christmas exercise*. ,,, , something has beeh permitncntld; J’’Blmoro—< Ubort Striker. Mlle done for Hie benefit of the socletyJ) ” G' 1 .. Durfee. John Her- home from .1 . I last Saturday. which will secure Its future prospvriA rlnSfonlives . in the. . ty, to a much greater extent than I Woodhind-E. ------- .... when Its annual fairs were migrating tf. P- Cramer, K. P. Barns. ,K‘rL of_!,h,: •talCi vulh-d on concern* We Insist that the village Hastings—J. A. Kweezcy. John y. ffriends here .Saturday. of Hastings hna done Its duty, ahd -Nevin* Daniel Striker. A. Ryerson. Laurence Bwhs visited hla gran.ljf the farmers In the county will do; Yankee Springs—John Miks. c-1 and **”’ 9*®r<c Francktheirs and bring In their1 fine stock^lW. Bassett, • ”” Mlles, Calvin Hill. choice vegetables and domcetic mun- • Castellon- ... — — pie In town Saturday. All the atores \ufsctures, both of the useful and | Wheeler, o. Scott, C.-------H. Palmer. - - ... were full of customers und It was ornamental, the fair will Im such aai The convention “ ’ - • lhe • nominuted fol- about all a person's neck was'wurth to get through the crowd on lhe we may feel proujJ'-oL notwlthstand-. 'owing county ticket: Ing our county is new and our r»-! Rcpn-scntntlve—George Thomas street, but that Is what the merchants sources limited. County Clerk—Daniel Rtriker. Republican County Convention. NORTH NASHVILLE. County Treasurer—H. N. Sheldon. Tho republican convention con-, '. Smith was at Grand Rapids Register—Henry I". Cherry. t oned on Monday, according to -prevlous notice, tVhetf the convention | . ---------- -------- ----------- , Circuit Court was called to order by. J, S. Van.| Ray, Ing. Brunt, chalrmiin of the county com-1 Mrs. David Wilkinson County Surveyor—Jas. H. Brow: quite ill with Ingrlppe the past week. inlttee. . • ' vorom Charlag and Earl Banner <>f Coats On motion the Rev. O.‘ Scott w.w | Spencer. (By w. MILTON KELLY.) . I The ones that grow will not interThs succenful grass grower needs fcro wiUt the other varieties, and the to have a practical understanding of, yield will ba increased. all the speclss of lame grasses lltal it has been found that land will not ws firow as well aa a knowledge of produce Its maximum yield of grass their requirements and conditions that I unless It la occupied by a number of are essential to their growth. I kinds of grasses. Much of the success and many times 1'’ " Practical experience has shown that all of ths profits of our farms are dl-l any sail will bo more certain to yield rectly dependent upon tho amount and larger and better crops of forage and quality of hay and forage produced. hay when It ie seeded with mixed Very fow fanners bestow much grasses than when sown to clover and thought, care or attention to their timothy alone. grass land, and comparatively few can Our flocks and herds will thrive bet­ name th# different varieties of ter when fed on mixed grasses (no grasses that are growing on their own matter whether In n, green condition or cured for hay) than they will when They sow timothy and clover (which Is not grass) in their rotations because •lone, no matter bow nutritious these the custom of other farmers In. their section Is to do the same thing. They fall to devote their attention portant to balance our forage rations to the study of tho less iu.„ujuu common rarle- , aa it ia me grain rations, it we would tlca that are in many cases better ■ obtain tho best raralta from a mini adapted to their particular kind of Mil.! mum amount of feed. After committing a fow timothy and I that depend upon grass ------- --------------All animals -lover Seeds keeds to their poorly fitted |I will thrive better when fed on a mix­ clover fields they congratulate themselves | (ur8, for lho elements are furnished that they have done all that mortal in a greater abundance and in a man­ man can do------and either blame the gov-1 ner better ndapted-to ------ ----------------- --------uvuvr uuu|iu ipiu their ineir needs. ueeus. ernment at Washington -or- their if you have ever noticed a hone or W“lber f°r thelr “Wklw “d ?U'. «” •« liberty you will have observed 1 tha special benefit of the society; Assyria—A. 1’. -Waster. T. B. ■'‘r"*’• Bowen of Lansing* h and a track mude through heuvy CraiiMon. D. W. Ellis. A. W. Chapin. , '‘■‘ting in and around the village. timber and a thick under-growth of Rutland—Jo* Cook.’ E. M. Bates, Jim Taylor sick with pneu-] Cha*. G Cmqe. Harlow Wilcox I"?"!*!' 4 . Evans Is curing. ! for him. ened. being about half n mile tn Prairieville—8. , II. Nyv, J. w. . b<mS ““’I length, for the especial purpose of NASHVILLE Job Printing sick j ZAe are here to serve you with anything in the line of printed stationery, for your business and personal use. A Busy Crew at 'Harvesting Time. HASTINGS, MICH. ■pending their vacation thirty-second anniversary dinner1 •■>« r.rtTh.. ouring the past week. Dr. Ba Hasting" was called last Wed She-Is better at this writing. ' See Us Before Going Ebe- "I'urity.” Mrs. <’. K. Smith. ft will be “ "Muther’s Meeting." Many of our Coats Grove folk* Wer« Christmas shopping. Ward. Wmul l« home for thr hon­ attending t^e rrrls Institute. •hottie. Mopday. after spending nearly . a month visiting here. . Mr* J.ucy Barnum. Was quite sl,-k | the tlrat uf the week. Dr. Mohler is; the attending phpdclpn. . Of AU Kinds The best quality of work at prices that are RIGHT State Ru.id were Sunday visitors Fred Smith'* Other visitor? w< ,„iw Us It* ‘ho management of our grass end of n large pasturo'to another to lands. ■ K(fl u hi bbl a of some variety of grass There wo may find from ten to that I# different from that in tho other twenty kinds of grass growing on one end of tho pasture. all'thriving and producing ' Pastures that conUln the greatest bay and forage. number ot varieties of grats are InWo go on our meadows when tho । variably th# ones that will support proper time comes, cut the grass, cure the most stock. It Into hay and haul R to the stack ■ it j8 one ot the evils of our system or barns and think no more about the I of farming to plow up good pasture, whole matter until tho next .year (for it requires 1* number of years to tomes. . • I get a good turf established. Then we go out qnd go through . in selecting grass seed for permsth© same motions, onljt wo get a | nent pasture select kinds that will smaller crop, and keep this up until , bloom in succession from early sumtho yield Is so small that we fee| it is mer until late In the fall so that when necessary to plow up the field and re- । one kind is not growing there will be seed it to clover and timothy again. : mother to occupy the soil and prevent Wo don’t go to the trouble of top- | weeds from growing In where tho soil dressing or fertilizing the meadow or l is not occupied. tlle-draln.lt to prevent tho water from I In selecting grasses for the meadow drowning It out during the'wet sea- iclcet varieties',that flower about the NORTHEAHT THORN APPLE. Mr. ami Mr*. N. V. Mollit of West Thornnpple upent Sunday wit.h Okar Sherk ami foinlly. Mra. John Kermet-n «prtit a four Carl McDonald and D?nzll Wood day* of law week wtth her daughter, A pleasant time was enjoyed by tho Mra. Jamu Haoum. of Haatlngx 'A tin* t'hriatma* program will b* itli- folks of Hie Sunday school la«t Mr?. William Smith. ;>nign. 111., lx visiting hi Mr* Maud Smith. The Xmas Tree body come. was enjoyed by the children. Floyd Van Wle has had the mlsfortiin- lo to*, four hags. The last one died Monday night. Mln Mildred Sunday ill the usual hour* . j Mr. nnd Mra. Harte Woodman and i ■i..ughi.-ra, Ruth nn.i Marian. .xp.-ti n> spend the holidays witlf relatives In! iwpytan^t - So many r bcnciilnl In Mra. <»zl l*nrde* «|w-nt from Friday! draught of rhluiii until Munday with hr, «i«ter. Mr« . mu.ttw.1 ttould.-.. also s|K'nt Sunday tin ■■►.*,■• iwnr-iin-i spent nunimy ; ter WeiiiK-e and family. D-'nnletqn hn* b«-en on the tho pant fow. di«* • I Ullam Ittwenloi lkr of Grand ; Hied on h*r ».n. M. Keyser nnd-ffimlly. I Johtf Ml-4iler Is assisting her — with her ; rith'tonslll-1 I of Fillmore Ith Ad.itq. Gavkelcr u nd. family. last neck of the marriage of Mr. Hur- spending >i few weeks with her pur- KnolL . vey Williams and Mrs. Millie C. ents. Mr. and Mr* H. E. Downing. • Ed. Palmer und family will spend Francis ut Ia>s Angele* California. MIm A ft hit Rarick is hojne from 1 Christmas with Mr* Palmer's parthe ninth day of December. Ypsilanti for the holiday vacation. (ent* Mr. and Mra.-Georg.- Abbey, of Frank Rarick I" putting the sewer । mim Bbrnlce Mend entertained hcrluBatin>« connections Into his house on Phil-4 school and parents of the scholars nt wiivi« nr r-t ...nwunrrv Dps street. . ■ her home on tho south aldo Wcdn., /J™’ ,hr“nk ‘"J1" Tim Lentz Table Factory shut down day for. dinner. Idaho, Is a guest of her brother. Fred last Thursday evctjsg for two week.-.. Mra. Ralph Kauffman of Grand; Brumm and family. Hchool closed Friday fob u two; Rapids la visiting her parents. Mr. i —-------- , ■ weeks vacation. I mid Mr* J. E. Bergman. । . ASSYRIA. J,yh-Cortrlght came home from the. .Sleighing la tine und everything -- J. . <’. Tompkins visited Mr< 1’. of M.if'riday for tho holiday vaca- looks like .ChrBtma* 1 Genevieve l\i.ion, of Pennileld. Friday, tlon. /' <>• B, Schulze hu» purchased a now J Ethel Hall Is the gui-st <>f her Harold Shutter was a guest «t Geo., Sterling piano as a gift for his daugh- I grand mother. Mr* Park. I 'rahek's over Friday night on his, ter* i Manville Morehouse Ipts pneunwn- ' ■ uad ray -rats iihrr and • tn-hng that . , \.......................... .................... ac“ nemid.-. < hie co*c will convince >."u it. v.-ii.-.Il;.- give* vn-.ulerfuV rclie! within 2-1 hotira—even in the mo.-t MubWni careJlzvr’i Wonderful Stom^h Remedy t> now w!d here by ' leading druggists and druggirts ev­ erywhere. The flrat dos* must give you ahsoluto Mitb-foctlon or wt» don’t want your money. I: Is said with the posi­ tive understanding your money will be returned by your druggin without quibble or question! Safety First This holds true in your electric wiling. That's one teasott our liver. active und healthy by me your electric work. You’l know it is done right and that your buildings are safe if I do rnpty lhe bowels freely, tone up your . Ftomuch. cure your constipation and purify the Blood. 25c nt prugglst. Backtab's Arnica Salve excellent for GEO. VAN TIFFLIN Busy Women During the Hay-Making Season. •on; nor do wo plan to leave a stubble to protect It from tho hot summer sun Another case of the Inferiority ot our meadow lands is the fact that they are supporting numberless us# less weeds. ~If w# could rid our meadows of this pest It would add mIUtou ot dollars to the pockets of our fanners. How can ------it be done? By thorough Ullage? By tho use ot more grass soedj Most emphatically no. That would bo in direct opposition to the laws of na- .We may prepare the soil in the beat possible manner and sow on clover and timothy so thick that the grass will come up as thick as the hair on a dog. and In tome places we will yet .find that the yquug plants will die out and their places be filled with noxious weeds. These interspaces may be filled ever so often with fresh seed, and tho re­ sult will be similar. %which la conclu•Ive evidence that every mH has a capacity for supporting a certain number of one kind of plants and it will produce no more than that number of •ati.e time, so that they may be cured for hay at ono cutting. Select those that funil&h tbe most leaves, and thus ■ diminish the amount of woody, Indi- ' gestlble matter in hay. It is folly to try to skim off a second I! crop from the meadows. -------If the growth I ,s rank ,n ‘Do fall pasture It of!! wlt,‘ young stock; but do not pasture! It dose enough to Injure Its chances j of living through the winter. I moling a rapid foil growth. Tho old j Ideas of getting something for nothing Have been exploded for a long time : and If-wo cut three tona of hay from ■ our meadow? we must feed them ac ! cordlngly and keep tho bare spots cor- ‘ ered with crass inslendnf weeds.If we supply better forago ration* for our llvb stock they will com®! through the winter in batter condition and ft will rcqhire less grain to keep them In a thrifty condition. We. as a rule, — are - - feeding --------- . top much Kr"ln ,0 our <nima!s. and unless wo devote more attention to providings nutritious forage rations we must ex- ’ | PPC‘ !«■ hardy und vigorous, animals. from ths I', of M. \ [gVovs to spend h<^ vacation. ' ' Jlrwrn- Venn. 0< o. Bt anett mid John Mead Is home from theV. of| Miss Gladys Hunt went to Spring- - John Tompkins, were in Hastings. if. for tho holidays. 1 port to spend disc vacation with her , Satuuhiy. Mtw Beulah Mead is home from . parent* | Tho I- A. H. will serve n ten cent . YjiHlantl for the holiday vacation. Miss Mildred Quluk ir spending her dinner at the basement, i rhiliy. JanuMrs. Q. I’. Hmlth Is miilo sick. | vacation with her iiarcnts in Grand I ary 1st. ' Dr. and Mr* K. T. Morris and non • Rapid* J. C. Tompkins made a business Emory arc st Jasper to spend Christ-1 Mr. nnd Mra. Cly^e Wifeox und son trip to Cnton City. Monday. ma with the fonnor's mother und Cranston of. Hastings were guests al ' May Callahan and Bernard ‘'“H’1, TMallve* Mr* Eunice Mead's Friday. ‘Tanker each hud IT “h<.idmarks" In • J'r Urt8fra'ra .Xu lns - V" JJia?“lck •*“ Gr-nd |U‘‘,U*M •ec«nd rtKlllng dos. I dolfJh.Of .Grand Rapids are spending :dst FrHtay. Our Christmas exercises are to be the-week wtUi the former’s parent. «r. and Mr* Harry- Williams are brtd at the school house Monday ofMr. and Mra. Clark Tltm-irsh. ■ troth clerking for C. IL Brown dur- ternuon ut two o’clock. Mra. Hanoirn Furol** nnd daughter |IU! the holiday trade. ‘ Our teacher. WsbMrr Hasting* left Miss Hasel DcRnir of Ultax ar© visit’. MJ»s Dorn Gukey <amo home from T.lemlu.. morning for Grand Rapids. tilled or how many are germinated on Washing Dairy Utensils, • Ing thn former's son Floyd Deltlar. । Highland Park, Detroit. Wednesday vui. his hither . und other relative* hero for t*» for hsr holiday vscaqoii. ! Wc have lost three pupils this that particular soil. ' Hare respect for your .dslry Mi-ekc. 1 MIS* A’llla Parrott is home from ’ ni„nth Naomi Evutis moved to Hat­ When we fill tfleie Interspaces bo- titcnglls. Soup should not bo used for - Mm. Elisabeth Williams left Tues- ( Business College in Grand Rapids ■ u„ "creek. *and Mae and Alta Hilles tween the plants with another species I cleaning them. Use asl-soda or stomc day for Florida where she expects lo'nnd is clerking for Ruthhaar & Son moved fo Mupie Grow •■.end the winter. She wax acvom- this week. . m vhi Sheuar 1 Xnt Salurday and of grass a certain lot of its plants will {"’her alkaline "ashing powder to cut °y * Udy COU*“‘ “**“'«**'"*! Mp ,Kd "uugard spent Sutidav Vitb hi* brother and family grow and th* rMt mil di* soon after ’•»* urease. At Inst, this Is onr exRgpMs. . Sunday with the latter' brother. Rutiy i.-n.> Amyria. । thy have femlaatsd. perience. . Hay Messimer is going tn . com- f Bivbp* and hl» wifo.in Map)# Grove.. w ------------------- • ........... ........... ------------------------------------------ -------------mqnce working for Herman Maurer, While Splitting wood Sunday Dale r, W 4. AJo -------------------•gain vhs tu»t of the new year, mid Reynolds cut tils foot quite badly. Danner Want AGS ray FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. . . want Ads stomach arfd r- and Mrs R. C. Townsend. TheMf-■ Inga Monday .for a visit with friend* ^Mra 1SwJh d€i'sher of ternoun will be long remembered by MUe Ruth Luke H home from Yt>-1 ■ ' « * S r ' V'" . th# Udles as -a Very pleasant one. sliantl for the holiday* ’ Woodland spent the week with the •turned . . . --------------- -...— banner John Ehret started for his wlnieri Miss Mildred Coe of Norway II morning.' ■pending her .vacation with Her mothairs. v. I,. MiH»aow arm nor rnuiner. .......... . ......... ullu Mr* It. P, Milh r. entertained with, Ueorge I-ranck. -­ Mirs Bernice Mead. German whist Wednesday afternoon. Mist Grace Collins left lust Rntur-1 Xssc. 1«. The house wus prettily dec- day for her home ut Marlette tu orated whh festoonlngs <>f red, red ; spend' her vac talon. carnations and polnsetta-blossom* A ; Mlo Agnrll ,urt,„j Hia.‘ vlllo Christmas day. An appropriate dainty luncheon wag served and the urdB>. nv>rn|ng f.,r hrr horns In Nbr-i -— • • red and white color scheme was car- WU). Jn ,h„ uppCr peninsula. ' lowed by a pot luck dinner. ried out in the reftyahment* und; Harry Outchesa has gone to spend Mr. anrl Mra. Henry Ge.irhart and iS^atm^aTf fn*o7n ‘Thr hnstcJXs ■ '“'-■atlon with the hdme folks at-children of Vermontville were gue»u returned <nd family visited Sunday ut Willard 1 X- ' • Mofllt for two weeks. Holton's. . , Anthony Miller of the North County The rchool Is planning on Xmas i Line is slowly falling. . e* Thursday afternoon. Mra. fiteve Raker sfomt Thursday in ' Mr. and Mr* Isaac Rowley and | Oranit Rapids. daughter. Norma, visited Sunday with . Jm MctTIrkln had the iplsfortuue t<» Mrs. Hatior.Aif'W.-st Woodland. 1 Irwe onr of. hl« hnraca Thursday even- ; Grove spent Tuesday night with J. Men W. ­ ’or Liver Complaint tally Vnhappy—1‘liyMeally, Dun. The Liver, sluggish and Inactive, -t shows itself in a mental state— has rented Frank Rorick's houae on' s,l"• Mabel Marble la home frum Phillips atrcet, ja<at«-il l.ixt week by Grand Rupldk to spend, thn holidays. France C nd t , and will Mr* Myrtle Kring of K<>ute, Indi- Leiter Heads Bill Heads , Eavelopes Cards ' Wedding Invitations Posters or Announcements Banner Wants Ads Pay BACK TO NATURE UUrvitlUHTL'D A kink in your back is your business, but if you want it adjusted,, that’s my busi­ ness. Spinal analysis free, Citizens phone 317. M. W. Smith. D. C„ Mailings, Michigat �THE HAffBDraS BANXRR, DVX'KMBEll 94. 1»14. nnMiiu IniigillCliHllillMIIIII , Are You Insured? Tornadoes, Cyclones and Windstorms 5 In a few weeks the Windstorm season will commence, and this state and very probably this County, will be visited by some severe windstorms that will do more or less damage to property. Just how severe they will be, or just WHEN, or WHERE, they will strike, is not for us to know. The only thing that any man can do is to insure against them, and then “hope” that they won’t destroy any of his property, or injure any member of his family. Michigan Mutual Tornado Cy­ clone & Windstorm Insurance Company OOH PYRAMID S 1.071330 SI.27S.4OO . $1,803,445 $1,954,795 $2,491 .925 $5,892,22 1 If Not Protected, Why Not Start the New Year Right? $14,477,280 $18,698,560 , $21,037. 181 $25,725,367^$30,304, 1 12 $37,502,87^ <f Why not begin by protecting your property against these whirling monsters? Why delay longer? You $51,816,183 $50,996,383 $55,483,353 $60,023,338 $6 5.4 9 6.,68 1 $65,05 1,088 $74,021,501 can gain nothing by putting it off, and it may save your entire property by insuring now. Many such instances have happened with usance this company was organ­ ized, and we have saved a good many people from $81,437,564 $86,826,138 $88,069,021 $101,181,286 . '$114,631,813 ruination. Since we were organized we have paid hund­ reds and-hur.drcdc of thousands of-doP.arc in losses, and in a good many’cases these losses have gone to people who would have been seriously embarrassed, financial­ ly, had it not been for their having a policy in this Company. , The Basis Upon Which This Company Was Organized / <J When this Company was started m 1885, its organ­ izers started out purely upon the idea that every policy holder was entitled to a “Square Deal." In the adjustrpent of losses, our adjusters were distinctly told that in all cases of loss, they were expected to make an adjust­ ment fair to the insured and fair to the Company./ We felt that every policy holder meeting with a loss, was entitled to just compensation. On this basis we have conscitniiluusiy aimed to adjust every loss. It would seriously “cripple" many men to meet with a loss of say $ 1200 to $ 1800. But with our 60,000 members, each member would only hate to put in two or three pennies to make up the loss, and put the man "on his feet ’^again. <J In short, this Company was organized to be of service—to help those who meet with loss—and to do it at the lowest possible cost. Organized upon this broad basis, we can look back over the 30 years of the Company’s history with the feeling that it was started upon the right principle, and that its affairs have been rightly jmd conservatively managed. That it has inspired confidence in others is shown by “our pyramid” showing our growth. Starting out in 1885 with 159 members, and $163,710 insurance, we have today over 60,000 members, and OVER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE MIL­ LIONS ($125,000,000.00) of insurance. Every loss is fully and promptly paid, every policy is as safe as a Government Bond, and is sold at the lowest pos­ sible cost. If you want your property protected from loss by Windstorm, why not take out a policy with us? Why not DO IT NOW? Michigan Mutual Tornado, Cyclone and Windstorm Insurance WM. E. HALE, Pres. D. W. ROGERS, Sec y GEO. E. COLEMAN, Treas. _ |M , Home Office: , O »V WIlipQIIJ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �tite hawings lino now buggy. Most Important ■ Ke ad Carefully • nunrcB. nrcFarnrn si. tin. rm WEST HOPR Mia jilaeeh* M«Caltwn U home thu w»ok from »-.lwx>l du tie*. She hna In order to clean out a limited amount of Briquetts we are making a price of $3.50 per ton delivered. Only goods of guaranteed quality are offered here; A good grade Coffee, per lb. 15c. 7 6 3 3 3 3 lbs. Beat Rolled Oati for . bars Galvanic Soap for— can* Peas, extra fine, for. cans Corn for___________ cans Beets for —___ _ cans Tomatoes for______ ’ Dried Apricotg, Prunei, Current*, Sultana Raisins and Seeded Raisins g £ Russ & Son ROGERS 6 SON a -Christmas tree at the McCallum school house. Thursday afternoon. ICE. COKE. COAL AND WOOD INCREASE THE EOG SUPPLY touk place befure dinner. Roy Moore faithfully for tbe pest two year*. My- Grocers Ono of tho ways ot Increasing the egg supply Is to keep the hens happy and contented, and two ways ot doing this are to have scatterings of grain through the chaff on th® floor so that the fowls win keep busy scratching. BAI .TUI ORE TOWN LINE. Mrs. Ernie Mattison and children I John tary, Mrs. Harry Mayo; treasurer, Chua. Ttwtkerman; chaplain. Mrs. I. W. Cargo; organist, Lylo Tasker; post cards on her (Ith birthday, Dec. SoKtbwetttm Barr? Deparimtat I . Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Dny and children of North Johnstown were Sunday Fisher spent last week daughter Ruth. Mra Della Tungato of Battle Crel-k returned homo Thursday from a two weak* visit in Gils place. NORTH ABT BARRY. Mr. and Mrs. Efllost Crandall went and Un Edward Oatnpballs, Thurs- to Hastings op business Friday. il sermon. Creek will continue for some time yet. There have been straw vonvers In rut and many tnorn are under con­ viction. Vernine Kelley la suffering with neuralgia. School will close Thursday for u held at the bom® of hU brother, Da- ‘ quite ill. Is slowly Improving. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Tower* are lhe proud parents uf a fine haby girl. JniM Hasel.' Mra. Minnie Groat is 011 sick list. BaufU-ld Gleaner Meeting. Tho regular meeting of tho Gleon- open meeting to Install iil.nun dust boxes aro placed In' the corner which catches the most sun during the winter. Ideal jlust boxes are strong Dinner followed which was up to soap boxes filled with road dust, into which has boon mixed a little fine afternoon session opened with a talk limo and a liberal supply of Insect by John Hoyt, rural carilsr from. Bellevue, In which ho explained lhe powder. Soil from the garden It It Is light and well dried will answer tho master (General Burleson In recurd to purpose quite as well. It la an ex­ cellent plan to remove all this dust' and sift It over, removing anything our secretary notify Honator Hamilton of our opposition of having the mail undesirable which has gotten into fit. then take It out in the sun, spread It basls and placed upon tbe contract out thinly and lot it dry thoroughly. Most of it can be need repeatedly If Burleson. new lime and insect powder Is added The Young Pfopts every month. Tho dust boxes should •Tho King's Busina bo placed where they will not bo fouled in any’ way. for i>oultry will not use them if too dirty, hence will go v.itbout dusting, nud the lieu will then Koto. "Jost to Hear You Call Me become rampant. Dear.” by Phyllis Carter, waa greatly enjoyed- This was followed by a reci­ tation by Bert Shepard. "Basham'* RAISE DUCKS AS SIDE LINE Raby.” which was highly appreciated. Mrs. Cox gave an excellent reading entitled, "Whaf Wo Owe Our Neigh­ Many Deterred From Trying Them on bors;" Irene Jones and Ilza Shepard pleasing duet entitled. " jsctlonabl® Qualities. ■rood meat. family, Sunday.Will Crain and family spent Sun- . DITTLE CEDAR DAKE. ysry ill ydth no hopes of hla recovery. MILO. ' Rev. I*. A. Fisher, wife- und MUa ria. were Sunday guests of Mrs. A. Binuxou, Ttiuiwdar to vl»lt her dsughEdmunds,' luring and Alfcn. , thank nf his limbs In.Oklahoma is expected lo arrive In Barry county this week. on Thursday to »pcr Mrs. Homer Flu* Rock Bottom Prices You buy the watch at the lowest cash price at which it can be sold. Our chih plan makes this possible. Weir tbe Watch while you pay You get tile watch upon making your first pay­ ment. Thisaoffer is for a few days only— Take advantage of this opportunity — let us give you Hie full 'par­ ticulars in regard to tins remarkable offer. F.R. Pancoast The Jeweler William* of 't'allfrirnla containing |5.u0 for the Milo piano fund. She had been III t>ut was improving. Miss DeWoolf entertained her sister Sunday. . Mrs. Gid Wilkinson nnd Mrs. John BESSME.R BROS ChurlcJ Stevens and family flaailnKs were cullers at Nick Telut Sunday. the <i««ood farm, is moving on a farm thought. Hotel Barry Hotel Hcnire. Todd & Norton. Proprietors The Christmas Gathering re.- grto you LUS opportunity you hav-o wished fur to UlK'A“ your friends or relatives about u MonumcM or Murker you would like lo buy. You enn place your order n<rw. and It will coot you no money until tho work la placed next spring. Wo have u number pt fine Monumqpu und Markers in otock tn t>ele«t from. Wo extend an Invitation to > <>mo In und look lh«pi over. If wo d<> not |tuv<! in inook whul you like we can readily make up. a design of your Idooa Come In now. Noth' IRONSIDE BROS MONUMKNTDBALSR8 PHONE 197 a HASYINA8, MIOH. We have enjoyed one of the best years in our history and we wish to thank our patrons and wish them a Mrs. A. E. Harris is still visiting In Kalamazoo. Barnum neaday with Mrs. C. Kennedy. Irving Snyder and wifT und two little dnuyhters <>f Onondaga visited Merry Christmas Next year we hope to do even better still. A new department will be added during the coming year and our efforts to please you will continue Bercy Henry und wife tildrvn >>f northern MRI rlaitlmr their luirents, Mr. and Mrs iisc.ir I'crthlnglon, and other relative" Ware, come anil go. rulers faff trnm It Is hurry in tbe morolng, hurry at noontime and hurry at alghf. Nerv-I oua bodies wrought up to a certain the pubil^ prints. Kcadiug the contin­ speed, fret away pleasure and good j uous lamentations with earnest atten­ nature just to keep up the pace. It* | tion, it seems Hint die boy is afways In iaxatlou becomes almbsl painful—rest | danger of grow'iug up and becoming a a farce. To bo In any measure con-i man and that ho must be watched very tent cne feels it necessary to be rush­ closely. On 'the other ttaiid. some of Ing aloi.g breakneck. No more is «c-| '•■th become sissies, a fat® that Is discompllshed, homes are not brighter. | Quesns Delight. I tinctly more to bo regretted, although children ma'de;: cuuurvn th® mo happier, nappier, or or lives lives mioo , ....................1 the uphftcrs aay rmtiilug about IL Aamore useful by all thia rosfi. And th® baloaea fa wholly In ; s|vting\thfa pernicious instinct Is tbe! .. II up. , «' ■>«•tor.d„i„ to. One has only to watch lhe crowds with, th 6 Peklmi are con-1 A1„| -6t lf, . cxct.Uod by hl8 dealt®.! Lolng to trains or cars to see the •*«««» «*o must deslrablo by tbs-— r- . • • working out of- the speed mania. I writer on account of their great size, bwi-mc n buy again. The gicat joke Rights of others are forgoHcn, per­ early maturity and prolificacy, aud if •fit every boy fa the exchangb of boy­ a sufficient number are kept ao that sonal safety seems naught, just hood for nianhoed, ant! to this all men there fa a surplus of feathers, hrin/m^ ’thL .h . tho d <•«« <* crowd, push and gel ahead. And. wZa J. Brendstettsr started for Cleve. land, Ohio, on Munday'morning of this week. ss quickly as wo would if we were to Mr. und Mrs. John Carerenter if Oden, Mich., visltod At J. B^undsle,.- move in a leisurely manner. Haste makes waste—we all know tor’s Sunday. that. And waste la expensive in tho TA M-ltlAC CORN ERR. extreme. Some ixreons are too busy to attend to that which Insures them­ rent Amos nf lliut place, und Miss Gladys Purdutt. of thia vicinity. Con- selves good health. They expect to mend a broken auto tire hastily hastily and crmuLiti >n« Hermttn AnspMtgh spent Wednes­ with nn skill. This Is an linpusslbll- . day and Titurs.Liy with Abe llagger- Ily, but that is not taketrinto con­ sideration. , airs. aoMit’ nation ua.-i cuiicu t» And so tho haste and waste go on. Ohio on acetal nl of the serious lllnesa of.hrr sister there. Hho started-Thurs­ and some day comparatively young day morning. mon ar.jl women let slip from their hands all that I* useful and happy in next Hunday evening life. Their grasp has gro'tfn weak and I nothing can lui ho held lorxer. lunger. All due line oothlnft Christ." —- ---------- - -------------- tu/idmn high to the dally rush of eating, of work­ ■dhool at Woodland, last home on a in?. of walking—everything done hastily, with only a thought for sav­ ing an hour nr two. In the long run -Owe No Man.” Borrowing Is the canker and Ute It ia no saving to rush and hurry. death of every man's estate.—Sir Wal­ The average peraerh knows this but ter Raleigh. just as reasonable as Uttle'.hawrcncui Mattison has the chicken pox. ' Dependence shoukLnut be placed on hens alono If onetf^v* to K®t tho best out of poultry. the Chorus and n rising Try other yarlotlM also, boginning Hasting* Monday on business. thanks.to Es-prasidsat Hat—............ , ..... .. h . . post service, lhe elub adjourned tn "*'e n,cyi'N B. church Sunday evening. and Mrs. Gao. Winters. Bunday. cvcnim: O. A. Wertman will help ths Willi­ meet with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hoyrat ‘fled the® are deterred from doing Mr. and Mrs. Doles Neal. Mr. and son Bros. In. their saw mill nagr Hick­ ths Improvement Club HaU In Belle-1 so by talcs of thslr objectionable ration. There v Mrs. Dewis Norris motored to Battle qualities, not knowing that it profib » and program. Creek. Friday. An English cousin. ory Corners. It will ba a six week*' Alice G. Thomas, Reporter. Job. 'A There will be a donation WWnrsmonth with Mrs. Nettis Drolltt, ns EVIL IN MANIA FOR SPEED IS AS OLD AS THE WORLD turned with them. or-ths benefit of Rev. Gould. All are Mr. and Mrs. John HhctHeld spent invited. Currin and bring what you Sunday with Mrs. Hhefllald's brother, can in thn way nf provisions or mon­ Boy, Problem New. as Always, the Jerry Haines of Baltimore. ey. Ladles, please bring something Most Vexing Question for Mrs. Elisa .Sheffield received new* “Move Alopg That's all it costs you pe.r day to buy a high grade South Bend Watch ou our club plan. The MEAT Question Woodruff's rating. The report waa accepted and the treasurer authorized to pay their The pupils of Mr*. Aiule Tungatc .‘.I. Al.u •* • **• ‘.ll.l'l 1 Ml to Buttle Creek, Monday. Think It over. . Not Unlike People. A noted naturalist states that one uf tho strongest of animal instincts ia ' that of 'blind anger, lhe venting of spite on inanimate things. For ex­ ample. animals caught in traps will punish tho sticks tod atones that lie conveniently near. It ia the same im­ pulse which occasionally causes a grown person to kick a door against which he has rammed hie head. But there are uofiable instances uf forbearance and ptultmcc. Tho wind mey blow away n robin'* ’neat titnej after time, yet the bhd «pparonU>nevar lores lu temper, but patiently builds another one. A western naturalist says that bind Sundays—Just as if they had nothing but time, and thp problem was how to kill IL" They will attempt 40 things, finish none, and then sit down as if saying, "Well, what ahull we du next?'* 1 The Jeweler Hastings Mich. BA Kill V ll.I.i: NEW "MOVIE THEATER TO HAVE 500 SEATS thls.pUci. Sunday T. O. Palmer’s New Play House Will Also Be Used For Various Shows. AFtior. ’ Mrs. Pmlth Work upon T. C. Bulmer's new moving picture theater, whies will | iiIjuf be used for shows, was begun <»>. MomUy on the block west of the Barker House. The building will be 120 feet long and IS feet wide. It wlll contain a stage in dimension* It jy SC fret. Mr.» Palmer states tha,l he new thratcr la planned to sen, , >uu'Itcreons. but if this number cannot ■ vo u.-cbmtnodated with comfort to the of Hurting*, their father. Henry Lathrop, and brother HalleY Lathrop and family, of thU place. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Demeray wpent Christtmu> in. Jackson, the guests of • -- — ----- 7 ~. an*’ 7“n!U> and Mi«« Er. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured c that he wants his patrons to have plenty of room, so' that they may en­ tsrail rcmcdlta. joy th.> performance*. Ho will build | worth knowing and fewer things that are best left unknown than tho man of forty cr sixty. Tho yvlscst thing In the world ii I bn boy tn his early teens, nnd his only faliv nt all I* growing out nf them. Life Is thoroughly complete .far the bay. uixl Ifoijl-- llma» were: hti men to encourage an ambition to.......I. .ii...’__ ..11 __ ..tu . ■niwtruottou of tho building. directly on the rf»ct eomMasre.lul.-ly with tho laws »"'|'rn'"« the two ingreoients is wwn pro­ construction of auth buildings. The ; gu,.,, ,uch wonderful results in curing budding will have an ornamental j t^tarrh. Sand for t'lUmoalsta. free. arched front. It will probably ho y. 3. CHENET A CO.. Prop* . Toledo. O. oarvltth a stebbins. b<- well. It Is while li>» fa Christopher <iAMI»HKt«l. Colunibnrihg xaroui:il in those early days that he learns nil the human ata- ard church, closed StpMay evening. Ray Strong and family of (Tarlton direct arid .•iM-oclaHoniv Intimate. ThereWlfn Is tittle t<|tilvoenH<m. nud subtlety ha* I lhe franktiiof canieatticmv instead „r ,h. ,i„n|lr;,r „r to ................ ................ it Greenville. Sparta ................... • >irk lint and has. been absent from | steadfast, lifelong enemy in to give ।1 needless offense "> to ■ a '»> boy’ of •'» ten years. whatever tho ditnsnslons, if no | oj,| Mourer nnd wife with their butcher­ The buy of today knows far more ing Friday. ow.i to u..d ih.i Ito btoto ■ frj« hi, ,.,tor .III ,totoc,. tol. Iron, dr..,to. .„d cto.lon.lto. or.!.,I Itotour M Ito.."toto.l'7 j^ia" X ..... Order Our Drays Whsn you Lave snymnving tn he done. TWO AL'TtKTKUCKS. PIANO AHO SAFE MOVING Our Specialty. ,ewto7"I, '’T I tot ,h to J’fi? .? tarred paper at tho hack and side*. The front nay bo arranged so that i during th® warmer periods of confine- I। ment IL can be covered with wire net- iI ting through whiclf the sun s rays may | come, and thus provide a pjeasant place for scratching. If no place Is planned for a scratch-1 Ing shed. It will b® necessary that the : food bo given at least twice daily. I| I scattered among tho chaff on the floor, ' 1 else th®, hens wilt not take enough ex­ I ercise in the limited space to keep 1 them In good condition. Whatever | th® plan of tho bous®' It is necessary to provide a fair amount of light and ventilation as well aa to keep it fairly ■ warm in winter. vu«' rt«hi •!»«. •»*: Banner Want Ade Pay, nlv ix the i HASTINGS TRANSFER CO. Banner Want Ads Pay Phons >71 - ■ ■ tak<*n aa a class, are Improving dtstinctly and with us mtn h celerity as ran bo expected.—Seattle Post-IntclHgencen * Aavice. Don't train exclusively with your' own crowd. Givo yourself u clianco, to grow wisn by dwelling part of that tlmo with sill feted peopiu who do not think aa you do. They will give you useful changes of thought, so that >0M won'1 <cl tlr011 ot yuurself so S00n._Ijfe< Plsasantly Painless, Just Describes Our Methods CROWNING BRIDGING EXTRACTING liuncst Service. Honeet Prices and Honest Advertising U tho ns. talilished policy of our offices. , OUr many patrons in this city is pretty good proof, that uur acrvlc® Tell Fresh Eggs. The freshest eggs are thp heaviest, and when placed in water will aink to the bottom at once, while ptalo cgt’s will float on top. ‘ Experience Works Two Ways. Sometimes experience trachea ant sometimes she merely gives "us self­ Fowls Demand a Variety. confidence enough to oucourago us to go ahead and make our worst mis- to do well. Ko one grain will long be ' relished by the fowls, if made an ex­ clusive diet. Halls Catarrh Cure la As a matter of fact, tho boy of four­ SIZE OF THE POULTRY HOUSE teen ar.fi sixteen knows more things Poultrymen Differ In Opinion as to Amount of Space Required by Each Fowl When Confined. ------It is generally considered that square feet of floor apace should Are allowed {or each fowl In planning a poultry houcn. and otf this basis a house for 20 hens would be about ten by twenty feet inside. Ksually this Is a safe measurement where no --------*72 7 J is provided for a scratching space •bed; In tho latter evpnt much less tiled: space In tho house propar will sufiico. ^*? ----------‘ Jto.Un,. pjrptoo. MWornl POMI. trymcn claim that six square feet for each hen is sufficient, but forlhe nor- HASTINGS. MICH. Phones: Office 194, Residence 192 Keep the Hsns Busy Working for Porto Rico Molasses formerly handled by J. S. Goodyear Co. Td.Pho« Briquetts are the size of stove coal ant} are made of anthra­ cite slack. Briquetts will burn in a range, heater or furnace. tnvited and fadlcs bring some thing to oat. ' Thoro wax a social, at tho McCal- .3 lbs. for 40c . per lb. 12/^c PAGE FTFTOOi Filling—Cement, Silver, Alloy. . . 50c up Gold, $1.00 up FREE EXAMINATIONS. Lady Attendant. .Open-Ev’anlHga, ?-S:3® A Shine In Every Drop” :: < > DR. FRANK HOLMES ; 118 E. Main St., Kglamaxoo. ia E, Main St.. Kfaltte Cret. 1x3 Washington Ave., Lansing. 303 E. Main S|.t Jackson. ! ; ; �rnr: habttngb bamiocr, dboembkr m, i»14. or tardy: Alton Warner. XVI fl him The children of the Alloft aclwml c Kenneth. Beatrice und Vivian Dunlap. aro preparing u Chrlutinx* program to I be hehhThursday ufievnoom Clarence. Klnno . had the mtsfor-l • tune to hue a valmiMe Halsteln cow. * Cktyde nnd Rosa H.-hlffmann. Juelht. Henry and flarlolt Matthews. . Glen IRVING •ilrui- Mr. and Mr.*. Frank Benner nnd | Grtman. Eldon Oatman. 5fellh* Gillett. daughter flora. called <>n their son I Sclilffm.' 'in., Eva Wat-«<>n Dunlap. Vivian Dunlaps R-hool clown Thursday. -Idna Kr.amN'ii und grandrhll--□ lllrkury '*<inier» ep-.-nt from • until Thursday qitli her nm | PREPARE GEESE FOR MARKET given by tha first number. on tha following questions last Friday | Betts rendered a very pretty solo. "Htlent Night.” accompanied by Mrs. Merry Christmas While Fattening Young Fowls They und army should Excitement—Keep In Pen. Elgin Norwood, n second grader, started school Monday morning. The "children are busy learning Christmas Ridge. Munday. Ml,. X'.-vn T, thought*'. Castleton spent Sunday with hl* aunt WlIsT VERMONTVILLE. and larnliy, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-Perkin*. Lange, played by Mrs. Martha Dean. Rev. Bostwick visited at Will Bass*. The nlxtjneetlng tu be held nt the Bunday. M. church on homo of Mrs. Ora Chapman. Jan. 4. Mrs. John Stahl of Fn-nporl and ISIS. Subject. "Noted Men and James Cousin nnd Wife. Mr.*. Charlie ’. tjutfin. on the following Sunday. U.-.iulutlon. living Betts sold two luaJ* of fat Mr. nnd Mr*. Harry* Ritchie nnd family were callers nt rhe home <>r her place Mr. Wlk-ox has work on the section, helping the fun-man. Mr. Gil­ lett with his work. The regular semi-annual business ALL InK hl* grandparents. returned to hl" land telephone line, known as Una No. COUNTRIES LEVIED ON Entire World Contributes to the Mak­ ing of the Famous Biscuits ' .The first teed for goslings is grass, fed on sod; a small allowat.ee of corn meal, slightly moistened. Is. also given them. Sand and charcoal are some­ times mixed with the corn meat They are fed on tha above food three times a day .for a couple of days, when they are given a ratloji composed of equal parte, by measure^ of bran, middlings, and steamed cut clover or cooked vegetables. This feed Is given them morning, noon, and night until they penned to be fattened for market at ten weeks old. . To fatten young geese, place them In a pen. not loo large, so that they will not exercise too much, and feed three times * day all they will eat up clean of the following: Corn meal mixed to & dry, crumbly state, and beef scraps amounting to 20 per cent of the bulk of tho corn meal. While fattening young geese they should be kept os quiet as possible; do excite­ ment whatever should disturb them. When feeding approach them quietly, and do not Irritate them in tha least or they will not fatten, but will "throw out” or grow another crop of feathers. has been „ ,_.no Charlie vanlng at the Aunt Rhoda Wilcox choot house In Rutland twp. Near- Spellman, for some.time, returned to her home In L'bjy. Mich.. Saturday. From Zanzibar. East Africa, the Mrs. Jopn Stahl of Freeport visited wern present wnrii inn i-resiaenr. Dean Hall, of Rutland, called the biscuit man buys his cloves. Mace meeting to order, announcing the comes from the faraway Straits Retbusiness to <-dme before tho meeting. tlements of India and Makassar In the — iMitch East Indies. Figs are *«t nnd a * •••■* — ' gathered In California and In the ■ groves of Turkey. Many green acres [of California and of Greece their of tho wings reach the tell, they are cce yield tnetr «upply of of currants. currants. Cinnamon Is Is i ready for market and should weigh mi&* Bethel!j auppiy Cinnamon t<t California. Adalbert Wilcox was reinstated as one director of the com- Heath. Lyle Tanker. Ethel Ixturrncr gathered In the East Indies; ginger between eight and ten pounds. and Ethel Hull were welcome vteitors [ r00(g frojn cOChin Cftlna. and from i When young goslings are to bo Mtes Ixiutse Durham vVlelled Doris JeWell Thursday evening. , Marion and Estella Kennedy visited Thelma Crandall Friday night und milling Saturday. land line. Ip the meantime tha miller. John Chapman. the third nnd fourth grade aprlllng his father having beep a miller all his life. Mr. Chapman, when a boy be­ came familiar with the Ins and outs . NORTIIEXST KA1.AMO. diaries Bteel Is much Improved. A nurse from Battle Creek is curing for ■Ines been engaged followlnlr hl« him now. trade of milling. A nice uniform brand of buckwheat flour is being turned out. The feed grinding and Gertrude Granger has been ill with newly installed machinery Is certain.ly a revelation along that line uf tonxllltl* the past week. The Carlisle Christmas tree was John Springer and eon. William Springer tmvo taken tho work to do a Butler. MrIng Mill from re completed Springer and ■ about two acres ... .... v— - —- — -­ P. II. Pdpe, resident of !>anslng. cleared up thn peninsula that jutted out north of ths old red shop build­ died Wednesday night of paralysis. ing, standing on the mill property. Ills wife died about thlrvicinity wa» a coualn of the decrastpl. Mrs. L. T. Bromberg has been vis­ iting relatives in Ofange recently. considerable portion KALAMO. Stephen Harpster and family went of the to Cairo, Ohio. Saturday for a two pl lx. The teacher. Dot Brown, will spend her vacation In Sunfield, where she has u position in a store. grown on this point of land. Kula mo school Xhh their teacher. The Irving Band Boys met Monday Marth^ Lane, thirty in all. visited vision of baadmaater-Cussius G. White Bowen schoolFriday afternoon. of Rutland, who has been enraged to Mrs. Brown and daughter Beulah teach them thr art of playing band William Pattison of Rutland town- liar£ and family Friday. . Minnie Hloason was a wm visitor with relatives in Charlo;: <>n Bunday evcnuyt the boy> of ..the. . Mi C. A. group* wlio uitcnaea rne woo Baby fender. The **baby tender” Yurentrd and used to thia day In lite Island ot I their own words of their experience* Marken In lhe Zuyder Zee Is the sub-1 nnd reflections on tho-trip which was made In November, last. This was a atltute for tbe cradle which resists mate conference and from what the the advance of baby carriages and' young men MkFthey had been imbued modern high chairs. In Market:, ba­ with a determination to bo leader* among other boys In helping on all bies of both aexes ate dreeeed exactly ' good wfcrkx and had a desire to have alike, the accepted fashion haying; been unchanged for three centuries. At so early an age Is lhe infant in-j County Secretary. !>. <’. Vandercook was unable to attend the* meeting, cased In the slays of this costume that I and Sunday school Supt.. Daniel Get- there Is no use for u A%dle for babies In Marken. The child la supported and kept out from under fool In a | after which Milo C. Bhfti wooden contrivance serving both as a' chair and cradle, which is mounted on ' their turn: Mewrw Thede und Sc had small wheels so that it may bo readily i epresented tho Leighton Sunday moved about. A shelf In front serves school, Messrs Cobb and Griffith- rep­ resented the MlddleviUo delegation. as a rest or .rcceptable for food or ■ playthings. brush as Fell as a considerable num- f schoL The boys did nicely and an aiMed Interest -will be taken In ST. M­ No Poker Bluff. A. work in this vicinity, because KS ..A------------------------ ---------------- -------The Irving Brass Rand is a living reality, all the instrument? having ask for her hand uptll ho had shown arrived. The number of players In- his—Dallas News. f« which The proponltlon wu» ably bucked ' in te village «o that the band h<>>* promptly obtained /heir Instrument* at a low price. The aoetai commlttbe villa** *o that the band boya Hand Boya dance ut the town hall In the village for New Yeur’a eve, De­ cember 11, to dance tho old year out and the New Year In. A nice turn cordial Invitation is extend- The REXALL DRUGGISTS Phone 31 Hastings, Mich. WOODLAND risd out by the pupils of the high school Friday afternoon, after which: the I QUIMBY. Wm. Kellar of Orangeville wilt Sawdy at the Un- Myron Hlmrton shipped two nrnre barrels of drexasd oiultry to New York City on Tuesday. Mrs. Ixtna Caatejaln »i>eiit Mon.liy ii> Grand Rapids. V. ■ J15Hfi'."Sunday. Jos. Hurd of Nashville came up . . They urn talking of employing a clllxena to make pinna for a canvass I singing-evangelist for revival services and repaired the lamps In the church of tha township for aid In this work. I In 1-LjH Woodland this winter. Everyone will thu.«'l»e given a chance; M. I- Cole entertained friends Sunto help. •»«£„ . hall Wednesday evening. Dec. JOth. Mixa Martha Hynes was the lucky' Country t. lub met at Hie home ladles' Aid io furnish supper. • All contestant In the Booster Club draw- [ of Cha*. Hitt Friday evening and had cordially Invited. DaeemlMW ISth being the 40th Ing at McIIaney’s store last Wednrs- A good time. About IS were present, day. when she drew the piano which Dr. und Mrs. Mcl^ughlln of WoodScott McIntosh. nearly fitly neltrh- cation Is being taken. Relist wark-wos.juUM dressed foremarket. they are killed by John Kahler 4eft Monday -morning. Mr- "«>•> M»» O. Lshnian were at their home Saturday, evening. cutting them In tho root ot tho mouth, to spend a f.-w days vlrfltlng relatives | f?** “t H»e home uf their brother. Uamra Were played, intorapeniod wMh Cotton. In West Woodland Bun­ musk-, after which a fine lunuh wus severing tho artery, or by stunning In and near Delton am! look nfter hla there. nnd pefh.ip* try hla luck . them by hitting them a sharp, quick farm fishing n little In which he Is quite MI*s Martha Lundqulat ta spending etc., followed by a general good visit blow on the head. Tha picker uses a proficient, -x holl,,a>* weeks nt home from her together and with the be*t wlsbnt ot box in front of him about the height Mr. and-Mr*. Trume' M«nl.m made M’5?Xrly all the country schools ure their friends. AM departed to their home* leaving a fins rocker us cU tok­ of the knees, bolding the bird with the preparing fine Christmas programs en uf friendship. procured. left hand and clasping lhe feet and John'Wenver ul .Hasting*. for tljelr patrons. The nigged hills and fertile valleys wings together; ho places the head of will relinquish hie position here as - ~T7 ”.*.* ' I--------- -----------5,r*- Bernard Black returned from of Spain yield their almonds; walnut lhe bird against tbe box and hAlds it over to Hastings Sunday afternoon । AlJn Arbor Saturday where she ha. and spent a few hours with rolativsa, been for treatment In th.. University meats come from France. Filberts returning home In the evening, no-; Hospital. coma front Turkey and Spain, and companled by their son lx-land, whoMr. and Mrs. Carl England returned grated pineapple from the Hawaiian Ing wayx has made many friend* Islands. From Ceylon, tite San Blas j here who wish him nothing but suc­ College to spend a three weeks vu- । "eeks In West Woodland. cess In hla' future work. coast of Panama. Trinidad. Porto cation at home. * NORTH IRVING. Bunday School next Sunday. Dec. Rico. Jamaica. Ruslan and Saint An­ church clo*ed Wednesday evening. K||xuVeth Garrett vlaltMkJltr drews lire gathered the coconnuts. Istrga congregation* were In attend- grand daughter. Mr*. E. E. CaTra* Mrs. Sydney Todd of Vermontville Nuts of finest quality como from the ante at nearly every service. j fr,,n> Wednesday until Saturday. la visiting her slaters. Mrs. Rockwsll Principal A. E. Giddings left Tues-1 Elsie Cairns l» working for Mrs. and Jdptky, and intruded church here coast of British Honduras. day fat hht homo at Hillsdale to spend E. J. McNatlghton ot near, Middleville, Sunday. America furnishes the other, and the holiday vocation. Miss Durham Is | Cloyd Barcroft of Detroit is spend­ Indeed, tho .chief Ingredients of the ' spending the vacation at Nashville Ing ~ ~* *‘ —*-‘~ EAST ASSYRIA. i biscuit. for from our own country} . nnd Mrs. J. H. Barcroft int Us” Pedro Club j come the cheese, lard, eggs and >titns will close her school ter, |>rcans. honey, fruits andyjvlllca. j vsnlng for the holidays aud also the molasses and sugar; nnd [ i by Mrs. Nellie miles and miles of yeJIBV fields of' There will bn Sunday School pro- j I|eJm„ w«n Eubanks was •™~ TT1 If’ 51 wia-Ow •"J ThurM.,. consoled. grain yield the kernels of wheat. and U. B. churchewChlrstmn* eve. of- t Mrs. E. H. Adams rrcelt GENTLE FORCES OF NATURE Wonderful Agents That Transform - Continents of Granite Into Mott Fertile Suil. What adds to the wonder of the earth's grist is that the millstones that did the work and ure stilt doing It are In place with the knee. Pick the the iteutle forces that career above dur feathers from tho body ot the bird, then dampen the right hand and brush heads—the sunbeam. the cloud, the the air’s velvet touch, tin sun’s noise­ less rays, the froet's exquisite cyrsteh. thebe combined are the agents that crush the rocks, pulveriu lhe moun­ tains and transform continents of sterile granite into a world of fertile about two Inches ot feathers on tho neck, and alio leave feathers'on tho (com Christmas tree* at botti place*. । Thursday. Joseph Smith of Goshen. Indiana. I -----------------------------Visited hla mother In the village over. DURFKK SCHOOL DlfTFRICT. /Sunday- Mr. Smith Is here on a short A merry 'Christmas to all. « bualnta*trip. ; a party ot young folks spent MonWallaco Mcrrlsm moved hla build- day evening at the homo <>f Nate Ing from the Holly farm to Raddlebas Pursell to hdp hl* son Orville celslake Saturday nnd will convert it Into i brute hie JOth birthday. Thoy all re­ a neat cottage In lhe spring. port a tin* time; • Lewis Christian closed a deal with; Those who took Dinner with Mr. Thn Infant eon and hurled In thn Joy cemetery. They have the sympathy of their many friends. , with pneumonia at'this writing. Bernlco and Barnard Lannon were pleasantly surprised Wednesday ev- All report a tine time. Tha company Main street. has moved hla household good* In the our sch.fil closed Friday for g two weeks vacation. A large cruw^l lis­ tened to u fine program and'Banta The prbeeTis ft distilling perfumes Rev. R. R- Atchison Is home from 'gladdened the children’s hearts with wings against the body of the birds was invented by Avlcenua. an Arabian candy, pop corn and presents. and tie a string around to hold In posi­ Mr. nnd Mrs. It. Morgan wore doctor who lived in the tenth century. tion. Placfl the birds, when picked, Forest Christian purchased one of ■ guests of their daughter, Mrs. Emma <• I Paddock and family, Sunday. in cold water fqr an hour or so to those beautiful cutters of1. S. Riling-' .<‘^RC!Wra‘,D< th? arotpa Jroflj the > .t J?-'plump them; tf they are tn the water er Saturday. plants and llowura' sd tnat’it could too long they aro liable to bleach and Notice to Irving TaxjMtjrcrs. . WedneMloy. become water-soaked. They are then and smelly' oiis. -Early-day physician! Iced up in barrels ready to ship to isbA .,ntihin1<ht.‘viHnLJnr lev Omllle and Mi« Huxel Henry ure used lo prescribe certain sweet odors market. .th. l»15. and in the village of Iri- B|)elMj|ng their/' vocation with the for various ailments, particularly In Youtfg gee«c should be marketed be­ Ing December 2Cth ahd January Sth ; |lorne fo|h,_ (frvllte Is attending col- the case of nervousness. The Egyp­ fore cold weather seta In. Il Is much for the purpose.of collecting taxea.^ 1 |,-gr in Lanalhg and Miss tinsel is tian women wore strings of scented harder to dress a gosling in cold S. A. Rrlgler. • teaching In Flint. beads on their necks, as do tho Chi­ I wp. * wun. . . ...........— ......... nese women of'ttxjayjmd the modern yveather. The feathers sot tighter, --—KB ________ his parents und other relatives and , and in picking thept tho flesh is torn. I friends around here nt present. i woman with her string of* scented Ranner Wanf AJq Pav Mr- «nd MrM- W1H "B*ht —n aaaKK oanner wane /-\as ray,Thurada>. W|lh (tleir son ci*ud. It Is us if batiy fingers did the work of powder and dynamlt*'. Give the' clouds and lhe sunbeams time enough, aud the Alp* and. the Andes disappear before them or are transformed into plains where corn may grow and cattle graie. , The snow falls as lightly as down and lies almost as lightly, yet lhe crags tumblo beneath It; compacted by grew the iretrew* gravity, out of it ft 1' " SUB tnendous Ice sheet that ground off the ERADICATE THE ROOST MITE mountain au&mlts. that scooped out i ------------lakes and* valleys aud modeled oui! Insects Are Easily Extermlnsted by northern landscapes an the sculptor u,a ">r Kerosene Oil—Prevention bls clsy image.—John Burroughs. ■ Better Than Cure. But He Didn't Mean Quite That. The Curate—Now, my dealt chil­ dren, I want you all to join me io singing that be-utlful hymn.* which 1 hope and trust wc will sing together In thu great beyond. "Heah We Suffer Grief and Pain.”—Sydney Bulletin. Banner Want Ads Pay Irvins General Store We are- pleased to announce that the cost of living is gradually going down. Prices are getting back to normal condition and as usual we can sell you at the following bargain prices: 19 lbs. Granulated Sugar$1.00 9 Bars Lenox Soap25 3 Boxes N. T. Matches.10 Any 10c tobacco 3 for—.................................... .. ......... 25 .Fresh Meats and Oystera at tho Irving Store C. R. WATSON, General Store GENERAL STORE Garveth & Stebbins Ja,na,ra »--------------------------------------------------1,1 llle WeBt I>“Hes. From alto Is gathered the allspice, n Jamaica also From Trinidad In the West Indies and from South America comes the cocoa, Citron comes from Italy and Spain. From the ancient graves ot Italy thn This Since to all our friends and patrons. Wethank you for the past year’s business. If there happens to be anything more you wish to pur­ chase during the Holiday season we shall be pleased to have yon call. We do not wish to pack any of the nice Holiday articles away until you are snre there is nothing more you want. There are many fine books still in stock, besides hundreds of other articles. IRVING, MICH. . BOTH raoNKB-HuU,,,. IM |L-<3:' MH41n.ll. Uw. ia ll-l*. Roost mites are vary common and troublesome. When they become numeroua enough, they not only Infeat tho nests.but other parts of the build­ ing. especially cracks and crevices, as well as the roosts. They are much Ilka tiny spiders and are often called spider lice by poultrymen. Mites are easily exterminated by applying kerosene to ail infested parte of tho building. They become numer- As prevention is better than cure, It paya to paint your roosts once every four lo six weeks tn winter time and once every two weeks during the warm weather. You will probably never see a mite In a house so treated. Fowls in an Orchard. Fbwia running at largo In an or­ chard do an infinite amount of good in tho dealruction ot larvae, worms, beetles, btigs, etc. Good Claanfer. Fresh earth ip th a duat bath will aid materially to cleauao tho feathara and akin of Impurities, effete matter and lick. BANNER WANT ADB PAY. One Ton of Coal Free Because of the great popularity of our Howard White Ash and Buffalo Creek White Ash Coals, exclusively handled by us for years, others for some time have been selling inferior coals under the name of "White Ash." At the risk of losing the benefit of past years of advertising OUR ORIGINAL WHITE ASH, wc have planned to sell this same coal under a trade name that cannot be-infringed upon. To do this so that all may know the reason, we will give ONE TON OF OUR FAMOUS WHITE ASH COAL FREE for the best Trade Name or Trade Mark suggested by any one. The offer is open to all. Simply send us before Jan. 1st an original design fora cut, or a phrase such as "Dixie Gem," "Black Raven" or "Cast Iron Splint," Let the name be as suggestive as possible of the High Heating Qualities of this deservedly fampus coal. This coal is mined* in West Virginia near the Kentucky- border. It is exceptionally blocky, free burning and entirely free from clinker. We want the best Trade Name or Design that we can get and the award will Be made honestly and fairly. Announcement, of the winner will be made in olir advertisement the second week in January. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co PHONES 254 - 224 �24,1114—20 THE HASTINGS BANNER . tun PART THREE-PAGES 17 TO 20. _________________________________ . Merry Xmas f . ............................................................................... * * . * ' The Dimes, Nickels and Pennies that you are daily allowing to slip away for trifles will soon grow into a sum sufficient to buy a lot of nice presents for next Christmas, if you pay them weekly into our Landis Christmas Savings Join Now Club Join Now Hundreds have already joined and hundreds more will join before the club closes For the accommodation of the many who wish to avail themselves of this opportunity we will remain open Wednesdays Evenings. HASTINGS CITY BANK ‘'The Bank That Does Things for You’ PATHETIC DEPARTURE OF THE LAST POTTAWATOMIES FROM MICHIGAN Muckemoot stood In front of his lodge, gusing with sorrowful mien ut the low range of hills that bordered the southern hufixun. Beyond those hills lay thn happy hunting grounds of his youth; the binds that his peo­ ple had once called their own. Ths I'.ift.iwatomies were then a numerous and a powerful nation. Their do­ minion extended tover many valleys iind their chief carried great weight Hut’ tho proud spirit of the chieftain people their valleys. War. disease,and the untoward influence of white civi­ lisation had decimated the tribes. And now. having sold their country for n mess of pottose, lhe soldiers of IN 1840 Vie win accompanied toy three of ma braves . who would not be denied. Muckemoot was armed with a bow. A quiver of arrows hung over hta shoulder; a tomahawk and knife were In his belt. Hta companions carried rifle. The fugitives passed swiftly through the -woods of Genesee end bJS, but no many of the Indiana fled Oakland,counties, avoiding ths roads cut through the wilderness by lhe while men. until they approached far from complete awd In 1539 and Pontiac. Here they took to the road again In 1540 United States agents passing through that village and on M-oured the country from the Huron -The work of gathering In the In­ Hans began* tho day after Mucke- noted. Two soldiers dressed In cltlsen's clothing and two backwoodsmen were detailed by Gen. Brady to ap. prehend him. Tho course ot his flight wan suspected, and his pursu­ ers 'wasted no time In seeking his trail, but started towards tho river on horseback In the hope of intercept­ ing him there. They learned irr Pon­ tiac that four Indians had passed that village a few hours before. Press­ ing forward they passed the fleeing troops for tha purpose of gathering in red men before tho tatter reached these jioor wretches and conducting Auburn. Gen. Brady's orders were them to the rendexvous on the St. to make tho capture without harming Joseph from Whence they were to start on their weary pilgrimage to the Indians equaled tt-at of the poue and Presently an Indian youth emerged from the thicket and approached tho chieftain. The fear ot the hunted stopped before hla sire. said. The chief did not remove hta eyes from the distant hills. , Beyond them clustered^ all the traditions of hla' youth. ' ta time," he said. At the direction of tho chief tho youth summoned the band to ths lodge of the old warrior. "My children,” he said, "further flight Is useless; the arm of tho white imo is far-reaching. Fight them we cannot. Our numbers have become powerful chieftain suffered himself to bo driven like a dumb beast before to the Owoyuo. cabin and hard cider, presidential campaign of the first Harrison. En­ thusiastic whlgs of the vicinity had erected a huge log cabin In .the vil­ lage of Owosso as a headquarters for tho Harrison supporters. It stood on tho southeast corner of Main and Washington streets. Hero tho In­ dians were confined as they were brought in while the soldiers scoured the woods and swamps In squads for those who had eluded their vigilance. When all. that could be found had been brought In. a number uf army Into three wore loaded the women nnd.. children and their fow belongings. Some of the old men were permitted to ride in the wagons. Some had ponies of thejr own to I’fdc: others made, lhe Journey bn foot. Farmed in this manner nnd closely guarded by troops.- the mournful procession moved out on tho road, bound for the pl. a forlorn and dejected sacrifice to tho advance of -white clvUlsation. The events herein chronicled Were staged 74 years ago. Since tho de­ reant In charge of the party deemed parture of Muckemoot arid hla band on that September morning u marvelIncurring their suspllcon of his design and trust to strat egem to accomplish region of Owosso by the industry o£ hla purpose. They passed the fugitives Forest and kwampwith only a casual "hojrdy-do," and Jhe white men. have given place to fertile fields. Cities and thriving villages greet you ed the„ approach of the Indians and on every hand. Railroad and trol- Old Muckemoot made an involun­ tary movement of defense and then seeing the futility of resistance, he restrained his companions who had brought their rifles to bear upon their assailants. Expressing surprise at tho attitude of tho white men. pje wily old chief demanded to know Interfered with hta peaceful journey. llterated the Indian trail and the ford. Tho air ta resonant with the hum of Industry and the county of Shiawassee alone sustains a greater population than that of tho entire state, both white and red. during In­ dian occupation. The Indian occuried but ho did not utilise. He obstructed the progress of mankind. It waa inevitable that he should ga —Detroit Saturday Night. -A BAN.NCH WANT ADV. PAY! Tubcrculoata. By Rpbj Slcdgr. Sth Grade. Tuberculosis, or the Great White Plague. Is a contagious, often fatal By Frank H. Peck, 'lol, dear viol. "I am Ogemawksto. tha Saginaw chief." replied Muckemoot. "I am children may learn to love the naw trolL" home as Muckemoot loves these hills "No." said thn sergeant, •'you arc and forests. Muckemoot Is too old not Ogemayketo. I have known him many years. You are Muckemoot of tho nun would blind him and he the Pottawatomie* and you must go, would become lost on tho treolces with me.” wastes. Muckemoot grew up in the Muckemoot's countenance fell, but shades of tho forest. Ho Is a part of It. His heart Is there and It cannot he raised himself to hta full height’ be transplanted. He will go to the and hta ryes flashed the pride <>f hta lineage, when he answered: "Yes. I am Muckemoot, thr great■ wlth hta cousins, the Ottowas, in tho woods of Canada. When the great 1 spirit calls, Muckehioot will meet his that you laid for me In ambush. for children In the Happy Hunting Grounds of the Pottawatomies." . With this farewell Muckemoot dehard, but I JW‘r‘«.4.J<?*»r«>s W St. Clair river. the setting sun. Muckemoot nnd his Im media to followers were fugitives "from the guard that was herding the Indians together for deportation. The first removal of tho Pottawa- year that the old chief Muckemoot with some 200 of bls band penetrated lhe swamps of northern Shiawassee lo elude the vigilance of Uncle Bum's soldiers. In what is now the town­ ship of Rueb, In that'wounty. were then extensive cranberry marshes in the vlenlty of tho BhUwusseo river, and here the fugitives'burled them­ selves. In the early autumn of 1540 Gen. Hugh Brady, once a well-known Hastingi, Michigai Viol, dear vlri). What musld she flings! Those who earned half dgy hol­ idays were: -Helen Mott. Etale. John* son. George and Mildred Slocum. Hattie and Warren Brogm. Minnie And If the music-of my viol. Hendershott, Charles and Greta More sweetly would rise, • Johnson. Loup I Garrison. Morris My aoul In great rapture. Hnynvs. Ijto Hendershott...Mary and Would leap to lhe skins. Celia "Cline. Thelma Fuhr, Leila Haynes, Howard and Carl Bryans. Arthur Bechtel and Harald Haynes. Visitors this month were Helen And how balmy tho breeses. Zanders of Katamasqb and Vennle As through the maples they cleave. Hendershott. music. The seventh und eighth grades Tho sighing <»f pines,* Just finished reading "Bnowbound." We arc busy preparing for-Christ­ Sound the notes in their mas exercises and u tree to be given So strangely and -clear. the evening of December 34th. Beutah Van Vranken. Teacher. D.A. R. CHAPTER’S MONTHLY MEETING This Organisation's Prise Essay Contest Will Be Held In Delton Schools. held at tho hoinc of Mrs. R. M. I-umJilo on Center street Monday af­ ternoon Seventeen members were present. The Chapter voted to co-operate with tho movement to secure a vis­ iting nurse. Tho prtao essay -con­ test will be tendered the Delton year read a beautiful -memorial of the life of Mrs. Silas Crawford of Norwalk. Ohio.’but a mriftber -of the local Chapt^. Resolutions were ulso read, prepared by Mrs. Jason ■■nches. Had »<> 'stealthily crept. Whllo the musical fairy alept. Tin- IJll|« Old Town. tie old town: -- - --------- ...... — than this; And the prop).- who live in the tinier of tuberculo bacilli, which la found in rhe phlegm coughed up from the lungs, nnd by the filthy habit of spit­ ting. Thran dangerous little germa will live for months ir. dark, damp places. wealthier town Thaj you can't In a town that sunshine they quickly die. These little germs enter the body try being breathed Into the lungs In dust or by a consumptive coughing heart of the toi The bacilli some times enter the body In food, and drink, especially In But the neighbore you milk. • Sickly jieoplo and those run down! w,th “ **'lcorne your coming ajralL Yrhi-mpriri«e.', 'V* H’lW'W .of the glitproperly nourished, are apt to con„ tering town. tract this <ltat-.,», w,.1I th..-.. _ By the palq.ce and pavement and that have suffered with some less In the midst of the throng. ■ dangerous lung trouble, such as cold, You will long, you win long. u neglected cough, lung fever, and For your own little town, after all. pneumonia. We should be very carifful about moving Into a house where some one has lived* who had tuberculosis, un­ little town less It has been thoroughly dlslnfcctFather courted maid: In order to keep our bodt& healthy your own have lots of fresh nlr. good food, such And melody rich and rare. Goes to the distant woodlands. Thin back to mo here. It doth refuse to move. Cannot count for reluctance. It has quite lost control. And my bosom'enthrall. ' Woodland. Mich. , erculo bacilli get Into tho body or 'lungs of a healthy person they do not multiply, and aro usually soon "kill- That he builded Shade. .... ,uv ini, in your own little town That ,the school and the book you person they often Increase in num­ ber and produce tuberculosis. If wo want to keep txpalthy we . must have fresh, pure air. in the room, For It Isn't by money you work room end school room, proper food. cleanliness, temperance In ajl Or the mile* that Its border ex­ thlrgs, hading a regular life* living . tends;' . For the best things you gather, what­ ever thr town 4 to a physician und have your lungs examined. Be sure to avoid all forms of alco­ holic liquor. It is not particularly dangerous to arid friend*. In spite of the fact It is small, You'll And that the town. Keep It Handy for Rheumatism. tuberculosis. If you aro careful destroy all sputum coughed up. by try to wear out your Rheumatism. It using old rigs or paper cups, which Womens' Relief Corp- FJex-iIihm. will wear you out Instead. Apply should readily be burned, but you the "Social Influence of lhe Moving some Sloan's Liniment. Need not must avoid Mgeplng with a person, or Picture." The work of the national even In the k-ime room with a person mens' Relief Corps have <4ected the censor lioard was described with Its through the affected parts, . relieVK who has tuberculosis. Tubercul following officers for tho ensuing standard of censoring, und tho many thq porenees and draw tho pain. You may bn cured It taken. In time. Influences of thia popular form of Waste no time nor money In pa­ I*resldent—Abbie Bktnchard. amusement dladuued. tent medicine, go at once to a good Vko President—Elim ,H*lt. RefreedwiM'nts were served. JJr«, tetl other sufferers about Sloan's. Get hospital .in the country^ where you Junior—Clara Pennock. Holes assisted Mrs. Lajnble In enter? a bottle of Sloan's Llplment for 35 may receive the best of treatment. tairilng cents of any druggist and hava It In Chaplain—Ina Moore. Con.—Rose Taylor. Tickling In the Throat. swollen joints, lumbago, sciatica and Guard—Libbta AlckM. I the slightest tickling or. like ailments. Your money baek If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been curing tough* and colds for the forerunner, of a dangerous Illness. Instant relief. Buy a bottle today. Stop It at onco with Chamberlain's popularity every year. What bettor Jar.—14 bble. Hickle. Cough Remedy. For sate by all recommendation ta required? For The program consisted of a very —BANNER WANT ADI'S. PAY. ■BANNER WANT ADVB. PAY— �THE HASTINGS BANNER, DECRMBER M, 1SI4. CIGAM Grand Rapids Press We Have Everything FOR. USERS OF TOBACCO Christmas Bargain Days PRODUCTION Or CLEAN MILK parm and fireside free for One year cal tent Starlltae* Or if you prtltr A Christmas Package of 14-Z pieces Pead Jhe Grand Rapids press Christmas Bargain Day Offers. December 4 to December 31 Good only from No. 1 The Press one year The Hastings Banner one year One Christmas Package (142 pieces) The new and unusual feature is the Christmas package of 142 pieces, including fancy colored New Year and Christmas Postal Cards, Santa Claus Stickers, fancy colored Cards and Tags. Just the thing for ev­ ery one for use at Christmas, and all free with your order for Tbe Press. to wade end Ure In filth. Thia mean* clean yard* and dean, well-bedded • tall*. Everything short of this la poaltleely repulsive and should not be tolerated any longer ia a driUaed ooasm unity. Stop the flltby practice known as meant lhe drawing of a little milk Into el the Selling a ml Advcrti»lng Red Croag Seal*. ‘-Selling Red Crura Soods la a Job ‘ man $2.55 many dlfforent ALL FOR Farm and Fireside. The Hastings Banner one year $2.55 Ot course-we use the . regular or- ually substitute for the polite clerk tbe still mure courteous and often This bargain offer is good only on R. F. D. Dec. 4 to Dec. 31 ORDER THROUGH THE HASTINGS BANNER. Our Jpecial Jdle for Christmas is good only until December 31 Order For Publication. o'clock in the forenoon, at said pro­ Htate of Michigan, The Probate bate office, be and is hereby appointed Court for the County of Barry. for hearing said petition; Mortgage Sale. • It is Further Ordered. That public Whereas, default has been made notice thereof be given by publication the probate office, in the City of Hastings, In wild county, on thn nfm the payment of the money se­ kivxuu. IU oaiu any oi cured by * mortgage dated the ------ hearing. In the Hastings BANNER, a Preient: Hon. Chas. M. Mack. .Muth day uf August in the year A. newspaper printed and circulated Id Judge of Probate. 0. JWX'. by Frank W. Smelker and wld county Moxie L. Smelker. his wife of th* In the Matter of tho Estate of CHAS. M. MACK. Village of Lake Odessa Ionia Judge of Probate Joseph Adams, Deceused. Couuly, Michigan, to Farmers' and • rru* copy Silvia Adam* administratrix hav­ Merchants Bank of Lake Odessa. GRACE BAUER. ing filed in aald court her petition Ionia County, Michigan, which uid mortgage was recorded in the of­ hearing her Anal account In aald •»fice of the register of deeds of the Order For Publkailon. County of Barry in liber No. 71, of ■ mortgage* on pages No. IBt and State of Michigan, the Probate she be diecharged from said No. 185, on the i2th day of Aug­ Court for the County of Berry. ust in the year A. D. 1009, at eight At n session of sold court, held at It ia Clrdcied. That the eighth day o'clock a. m. And whereas, lhe the probate office, in tho City of ’ January A. D. ISIS at thn o'clock amount claimed lo De due on raid Hasting* in said county, on the find mortgage al lhe dale of this no­ flee, by and ta hereby appointed for . lice is the sum of Sixteen Hundred Present: Hon. Clement Smith. Cir­ hearing wild -petition; Fifty and 75-100 tfltKO.75) -Dollars of principal and interest,* and lhe cuit Judge, fifth circuit, acting Judge tic notice thereof be given by publi­ further sum of Thirty. <430.00; of Probate. Dollars as an attorney fee stipu­ ... ...... ilia rotate or cation-of a copy'tif thia order, for Ltgal HdPtrtitewtNM lated for in said, mortgage and which is tbe whole amount claim­ ed, to be unpaid on said mortgage which amounts lo the sum of six­ teen Hundred Eighty and 75-100 Dollar* and no suit or proceeding having been instituted at law to recover lhe debt now remaining secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof, whereby lhe power of sale contained in said mortgage 4ta| becoftje opefapfa . Now, therefore, notice is hereby , given. Hint by virtue of the said power of sale, aud in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises therein described. al public auction, lo lhe highest bid­ der, al lhe east door of the Cotirt house in lhe city of Hasting* in said county of Barry, on lhe 28lh day of December A. D. 1914, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day: which said premises are de­ scribed in said mortgage as fol­ low* to wit:—Commencing al six­ teen feel west of tho North-easi corner of lot Seven. Block Five, thence running west Twenty-two feet, thence South eight rod*, hence east Twenty-two feet thence north eight rods lo the place of beginning, situate in lhe XiHage of Freeport, County of Bar­ ry and Stale of Michigan. Datedl this ‘.-3rd day of Septem­ ber A. D. I Oil. , Farmers and Merchants Bank, Robert Montgomery. Deceased. said day of hearing, in tbe Hasting* Carrie O. Montgomery, executrix. circulated in said county. • . Cha* M. Mack. hearing on her nnal account and that A true copy. Judge uf I’robale. the residue of said estate be assigned Ella C. Eggleston, hnd distributed to and among the Register of Probate. person, entitled thereto and she be discharged from said trust. Order For Publication. of January'A. D. 1918. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at aald probate of­ Court for the County of Barry. At * session of said court, held ut fice. bo and is hereby appointed for the probate office. In. the City of hearing aald petition; It Is Further Ordered. That pub- Hasting* in said county, un lhe sixHe notice thereof be given by publi­ Present: Hon. Cha* M. Mack. cation of a copy of this order, 'for Judge ot Probate. throe successive weeks previous to In the Matter of the Eslate of Cynthia 8. Roberta, Deceased. BANNER, a newspaper printed and circulated in/sald county. in aald court hla petition praying that dement Smith, Circuit Judge. Fifth Circuit. Acting be granted to George Ent or to seme other suitable person?' Il is Ordered. That tho eighth day A true copy. Grace Bauer. oluUa ot. Register of Probate. dried for hearing said petition; It is Further Ordered. That pub­ Order For Publication. . lic not loo thereof be given by publi­ Stalo of Michigan. Th* Probata cation of a copy of this order. for Court for tho County of Barry. three successive weeks previous to At a session of said court, held «t said day of hearing, in the Hasting* tho probata office, in the city of BANNER, a newspaper printed and county. circulated In said county. Cha* X. Mack. lent: Hon. Cha* Mack. A true copy. Judge of Probate. of Probate. \ Ella C. Eggleston. tho Matter of th* Register ut Probate. Mortgagee. volunteer. Score* of them Milk Pull. teats before and during milking, leav­ ing the excess of filthy milk lo drop from tha hands and teats into tho palL Wash ail utensils clean by first using lukewarm water, afterwards washing in warm water, and rinsing in an abundance of boiling frater, then exposing until the next using in di­ rect sunlight, which la a good Merit­ ular in different parts of tbe coun­ try. The tnolion-picturu thnstro* arc worked, and tn many ot theni_u ] Jefferaon St. E.J. HUFFMAN the barn free from accumulations of dust and traah. Whitewash the barn at least onoe a OUR BUSINESS IS Feeding People We devote our entire attention to the RESTAURANT BUSINESS, and con*equently are better prepared to provide PROMPT and SATISFACTORY SERVICE. That we are pleasing the people is evident from our constantly growing patronage. When you are in the city and want a good lunch, or a full meal, just follow thr crowd and it will lead you to. The “Club” Lunch C. D. Barnaby । Hastings, Mich. Jefferson St. been used for tbe day. Using them tor thia purpose at any time infects them so badly that no< amount ot washing ia likely to clean them. Bac­ teria arq invisible, and millions can find lodging places in lhe thin film ot moisture that remains after diabe* are apparently clean. lure ta being an advertMng feature. win fur California Bundi Clocks. thermometer* laddors and where they will spend the wlgtar. •ptwvd thrtt Christmas vsoatloa with lied Cruea shield ' tholr grandparents in Matl*w«u. Hev. Hayward ciueed »cal Ik put on ev«ry ticket for certain MAKE-UP OF YOUNG HEIFERS It I Cl ILAN I). Inheritance of Quality and Quantity of quenlljf known tho Mayor, or even Mm, a-.— n- a_ ■ A_ ernor Dix. to auction off the first one Roughly speaking. IS p* cent of sire or daq. is transmitted,*© the off­ spring. Where a test such as milking quality can check this the female will show a slight preponderance, 2# per Thia refers to high-producing cow* and with ihotn tho ratio of high to me­ dium offspring is about half and half, whlln with medium producing cows with belter bulls the high producers would be but one high to seven me­ dium. Thm* ara indications, though no proof, that production 1s linked to a sex factor, milk production being so closely Interwoven with ml Inheritance of quantity and quality family visited relative* in Prairie- Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Gtlkay aterte.l tho winter with their daughter. Mr* Nelson Boyle* who l» confined to Leon Jone* and family. hla room by illness, is gradually Miss Alta Beil, who ia studying liesmrn. They hurry from dot r U> growing -worse. music tn Griffin. Georgia this yosr. Mr* Elisabeth WHn stHI remains buy th* cheery holiday Btickera. In ChrtaUnee holidays with relattvor. Harrisburg list year th* policemen Harold Gilkey U making hla home acted a* Helen and delivery men. with A- J. Butler and family for tho Home of *<• moot prominent stngu holidays people have helped, auch su> Melt-a. Schuman-Hrink. Anns Held and Mr. and Mr* F. E. Puffier returnDoolittle rd from Delton. Monday who*** they v tatted the former's cousin. George unturned. Besides amasoo thia week. Mpnroe aAd family for several day*. . ma gaxlne*. biHE. "W. jBtevens shipped four decks sjrt-ctal ed lantern alides i»f the »eal are be­ ing show n in motion picture housesull over the country. A special mot*un pie- '•dnredaj. Charlea Bta**ll and Martan Keen BANNER WANT ADVS. FAY— ber of fat globule* In a given quantity of milk being about the due to larger globules. There Is s chetnicsl dlfferecco be­ tween large end small globules, the former containing softer, lighter fata: termlne the size of the globule. Prob ably much of the heredity for produc­ tion lies In the also and character ot the globules. We are still In the stage of Inveetlgatlng these things without being able to make positive state­ ments. but tho young dairyman will come to more positive knowledge by The tall, slender type of silo has rapidly come into favor and has re­ placed tho wider type, formerly oonatractod. There Is a very good rea­ son for this, since a larger amount of silage can be atored In a given space In this new type on account of tha greater compression of the lower lay­ ers Furthermore, there Is little or no danger of spollluff in the case of a allo nf small diameter, because a good nu c. -BANNga wSot.sdvb. lea and town* four, five or ata hour* every day, and I can tell you lfa.no Then we Uaa milk paha, cans, etc., tor no other purpose but to hold milk. . Keep out of theee utensils all sour Bert B. Spark* administrator ' Attorney for Mortgagee. having tiled in said court his petldmi Husmera Addies* Lake Odessa, The follow tug officers .were elected pra>'lng fot reasons therein stated Michigan. ■>ad installed. by the member* of Hustings Chapter, No. Cl. R. A,_M., on FsMfay evening. deecrlbad at private hila: ORDER FOR PVBUCAT1OX. High Pr|est—Woi. A. Schader. State of Michigan, the Probeta Court of January. A. D. King—do* McKnlght. Scribe—Henry b. Sheldon In the forenoon. tid court, held at bearing said petition. It ta Further Ordered. That public notice thereof be given by puMIcaMon ot euccesMva weeks previous to aald day la the Mauer of tho Estate ot fed In a stanchion. The most com­ ot hearing. In the Hastings BANNER Ann Gregory, deceased. mon trouble in c«Jf ralaiac Is scours, George W. GarrUon. administrator or indigestion. This is brought on by bejjtinel—J. u Crsujey. overtrading. leading sour nr old mili. Choe-. M. Meek. London Wit. cqld wilk ud dirty poll*, trough* or sUU* Svecs** depends largely upon lecUow were played by a couceslad Had. ' Ovardg'wLogdae Globe ftiSS CLUB CIGAR STORE Phone 106 The Place To Meet Your Friend* J. F. HOONAN ALL FOR ' Ne.2 The Press one year Thomas Johnson. There Is no one thing in particular to be observed in tho production ot clean milk. Anything that tuada to cleanliness Is desired. Keep lhe cow* Possibly at the Very last minute you may find that you have ov­ erlooked some gentleman friend, whom you intended to remember at Christmas time. ' IT he uses tobacco, we can make the selection a very easy matter for you. In our very large, fresh, stock we have EVERYTHING that will bring CONTENTMENT to a smoker. We have Cigar? in boxes of 12, 25 or 50 to the boa. We have Pipes of all kinds and prices. We have Tobaccos in HALF POUND and POUND CANS. All users of Tobacco accept our goods as the models by which all TOBACCO QUALITY is meas­ ured. ’ Went Iwvs. MV— wish to thank you one all for your liberal WEand support during the past year, and wish you a Merry Xmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year CRYSTAL CREAMERY COThe Termers FriseA Bit Cryeul Frutc �5 Put In a bottom ot mold two hardbollsd egg* carefully sliced. Bring to Iona to the family grtments speclaltat previously dissolved in on* cup of stuffad cold water. Add th* chicken to thia, (juagw, In addition to doing a general line of Hospital work, the Otter Lake Medical and Hurgloal ttanlMUdum. Lapeer County, Mlahlgan. makes a specialty of the treatment of the Liquor and Drug habits. Our treatment positively removes all dei coholia stimulants or drugs und la a harm it which la administered by mouth. ibio compound. liquor habit and th* c^fet 1* only fifty dollars. txts* Eight Thousand Dollars Will Buy One of the Best 140 Acre Farms in Barry County Cabbage and pepper. mlnutea, Make a Muffing of tho minc­ Tiny Roil*. Ou* cup scalded milk, one tabla ed ham or bacon; the sausage, onion, Mix well and season. spoon sugar, one teaspoon salt, one- and tomato. Lift cabbage from water, drain well, and-open carefully to the heart. Put put In uver this, then Place the outsr. Wa guarantee aaUsfaction or refund lhe money before the pa­ t leaves tho sanitarium. Write for Information. egg beaten light and tho flour. togvthar, und tie. Knead thoroughly, return to tbe cup benr). cover and lot rlac till doubled In bulk. Shape In email rounds, spread with melted butlar^fold over per and a little salt. Sprinkle lop Into shape, place in a buttered pan. With buttered crunit-s and bake until | Otter Lake Medical and Surgical Sanitarium Otter Lake. Mich. One cup brown sugar, one cup cut Ihto^ third cup lard, one teaspoonful cin­ namon. one-third teaapoonful clove*. th<> tough about 15 mlnutaa before dropping In­ utes. ' When cctol add one tanspoon­ to a vessel of boiling waited water to ful soda dissolved In warm water which yfiu have added one-third tlatwo cupa flour, one-half tmuipoonful spooii soda. Cabbugi—In f.i< t. all | j | The owner of this farm is not able to work tbe place and will not rent it There are about 110 acres under cultivation, 10 acres of second growth timber and 30 acres of fine pasture. The land under cultivation lays nearly level, the pasture is rolling. There are 20 acres of good seeding and 34 acres of wheat (one-half of which goes with the place.) The farm is well-fenced, bordering on one of the best lakes in Barry Co. and in a fine location, the house has nine rooms in good repair, full basement barn 34x60, ice house, corn crib, hog house and hen house. This farm is one and one-half miles to R. R. station and on a good road, there is a fine orchard with all kinds of fruit windmill and cement tanks at the House and barn, telephone, R. F. D. and creamery route. Now there are lots of good things we could say about this farm, but to really appreciate the place you should see it . * i2 t nut kernels. Beat thoroughly. Dake turnips, onions and cauliflower— In loaf forty minutes. should bo cooked in a large amount Potato Turnovers. Thia will prevent tho disagreeable Take ono cup mashed potato well odor during coolttai,’. Cook about seasoned with butter, pepper and 35 minutes or until tender, the time ELAOTHGS, MKCMGAM Remova from the water carefully. quite thin, cut in rounds tho stae ot a saucer. Put finely chopped meat butter or a w'hlta Serve hot jin hot dish. from tho bench, hia a great rspcrtnr- a rich brawn .on both aides. A Difficult Choice. Hla favorite one re la lea to ous burgiar. ho naked. HopctcM. “Ah. good morning. Let me shake hands with you." notqrt"On what?" ‘.'Oh, on the blua skies, tho sun­ shine. the lino weather we’re having. Isn't that enough T" you married him?" ho proceeded. "I dld.“ eho admitted. “How eouJii you" poaaibly marry Wash the beans in two waters, ■ueh a man?" Mr. 1’lqwdon demandthen »oak before stringing. Break - thenf in l-lneh lengths and boll until tender In wail salted water. Drain new explained confidentially, “f was very dry. then put tnem nark In the getting old and two chaps wanted to th Smith Bf o». Volte * Co. Ol.C.Lhi nMlSI lutlip FIRE INSURANCE *poon of chopped onion browned In butter, one-half teaspoon salt and two Ur three dashes pepper. Roll up the little atcclu and ■ secure with email toothpick or akewer. Put a tablespoon butter eutd a cup of hot water in' bottom ot baking pan or ta u heated cuKrote diet with the little harvest, therefore he had practically no expensu for fattening. Alice McCoy, 14 years old, of Caddo 1‘arBsb. lau. showed • pure­ bred Berkshire sow pig weighing 4lo pounds al 10 months of age. Alice bought the pig on uredit for J7.SQ last spring from a nu.n who was in­ terested In pig club work. Her entry won the uweopstakes in tbe cldb com- baked in an open pan. baste them frequently after they 'begin to brown. all Berkshire breeders exhibiting. Thicken tho gravy and strain over On a strictly market basis ot 7 cents the steaks when arranged on a heal­ pany with a cash capital ot 11.099ed platter. / . Imai. It ta aald that thta one pig ta ooo and can fully protect you. worth moro than Allee’s father's cot­ Macaron! Willi Oysters. ton crop •under present unfavorable Break macaroni in 1-lnch pieces; there should be three-fourths cup; Sauer Kraut *f^r Winter Coe Ulcip, IiluuiH I Sulu* !■ 1. C«. which has been added one table­ Ono method for preserving cabbage spoonful salt, until soft, the time re* for use during tho winter when fresh qulrcd being ‘about twenty minute*. Drain In strainer and pour over two Leave Hasting* This German quarts of cold water lo prevent up into aauer kraut. •olng South a. m. A plwtee from adhering. Wash and dish m*y be eaten taw. fried, boiled •olng North T:IT a. tn. * Tick over one pint oysters. Put one- with pork with oalons added, or with half ot the macaroni in buttered bak­ ing dish, cover with one-half of lhe oven, or cooked with spsreriba. Tho department's assistant In girts' SHELDON per. dredge with flour and dot over demonstration work, who ta endeav­ [ with two tablospponfuls butter; re­ oring to aid the young women in rurpeal and cover with onc-ha|f cup' buttered cracjter crumbs. Bake twon- out of their vegetable products, recBstet* told on commlaalon. ty»ttve minutes in a hot oven. proMrving cabbage In thta m«nn*r; Usuer kraut or ."trout.”—U** 1 । Baked Bananas 3 quart* gait to 30 galloiu >hro4d< • tract*. Pull duigu u section of tire skiu of each banana, loosen (he pulp from herd cor* of cabbageShred flneiy. lhe skin. remove al), coarse thready Ltao tbe keg with, the terger'Ie*v4* on the bottom and Hde* as-you *|}l the pulp to tho akin. In It* original I poalt|un; lay iho fruit thus prepared ded cabbage and aprinkla with 4 or । in •• agate pan apd buka in a hot Ofice over Grigsby & Brooks | oven until the skins aro blackened 6 Utolcapoou* :a*|t.' Continue to re­ peat ttjis proce**. iiiiinff *jth tMc Phone j7« .and the pqlp Is bpRcncd. Remove Urge leaves. Pound it all do*n 1 pulp from the skin without injury to until tljc cask is full and coverod NAGTINGG. MICHIGAN '•Shape, bend iff a half circle and di*- with the brine. Cover with the targe )cgxe* and a board eovw to ijt ln*|4e powdered »uf»r end tlno chopped thr ea*kWeight this cov»,r dopn I blanched piataclilo nuts and serve «■ with heavy weight 50 it wJIl keep the Ja dessert dish; or pour over a Riche- rover Iqvel. It u neoce««ry th<c all lUev or * currant WAp ^wce and the cab ba go be covered with brilte PHY3ICIAH* j servo as tn entree with broiled or at all tlnieeKeep lu a cool, dx>cellar three wteka to a month- ■ Re­ move tho scuta »eo th-ft tho Jellied Chwxai. W.is well covered wjth Jigep. ( like to chang* your Insurance call JOHN M. GOULD . LAWYER nomamtu. cams THEY MURDER Certain Groups of States Pro­ duce Largest Per Cent of Both Crops. Drink or Drug Users Simple Plan for Lighting Farm Home, Barns and Other ■Their hvlpk-»a w’vmcu -uml iuuucent’: Building*. ELECTRIC LIGHTS FROM GAS ENGINE formerly operated by hand. flatiron, an'd-an electric toaster. All lhe buildings uro lighted by ulectri- "Well, then, shako hands with mo , Iteporta received from 390 ship­ children who mpk<^ rely-ur act up­ tho >r not having a disposition like ping pointe In 16 principal lato-on- on thu ;wtnk,l<.UH ckilin that other farmer* In that section are your*.' figuring on turning this luidltiunal Ion producing Staica^ebow that ap­ proximately 13.934 ' carloads of or lufreotic drug puiaonlng la Pennsylvania farmer has hitched his Orange Sirup. onions were shipped from the*- sta­ "Only u VlriouM Habit." engine to a small electric generator Boll one cupful of orange Juke and tion* in 1913. Of thta number about nnd makes II light tho farm buildings. 'In support uf thta Mutetn pulp (remove ths pulp and jul.u from the oranges with a spoon, dis­ vent time and g.69-5 curluads were carding the saeds and fibrous partlI tho medical aud avion title history' of toM). the juice of half a lemon, one cupful of susar and ouo-fuurth cup- tlmated commercial onion of mankind which proves Hint the belt-driven from hla 3-horkf-pow«-r and black pepper and a tabloepoanful The other chap of th* best salad oil to every quart of rled Hill then. beans uncooked. Bet them over ill thickened nome what. slow Ore for flee minutes, cUrring . Beets. salad Droning. Wring off tops and tap-root Instead with either quartered lemon or pep­ of cutting, so the beets will not bleed Boll until •poon of flour. 3 ulblespoon- ot muaper vlneaar. ’ Instead of lhe oil fat too much lu cooking. thqoiMl< Drop in cold water, tn slless crisp without burning them. la not loo salty. p ot mill peel und set on Ice until wanted. They may bo served half a doscri Adding the beaten whites of until It Is absorbed. Servo <tn a hut dish with lhe bacon laid wn top, or made very hot and drcMMed with .melted butter. 'Anything with flour In it-apolta a beet. Mell the butter cucmberti in vinegar. Loiiariann Stale Fair. Second Way—Boll the bean* .attar with a very little hot water, oay u stringing until tender, dmln aud put teaspoonful to thu tablespoonful of butter. Bcut In the lemon juice club* ut tho Louisiana State Fair. Juat - tn a deep dish with -alternate la ye re closed at Shreveport, it I* reported. of sliced onion and very thin bacon. thoroughly, adding * dash ot white Buko until the onion te well done. and cayenne pepper, also a l|ttla sutesta which have been held each year Serve hot with corn bread and strong By chousing red and yellow beet* of alncc the work vraa inaugurated. Al­ pepper sauce. equal also and shape, slicing them In though the fair authorities hud limit­ lengthwise and arranging them to al- ed tha number of pigs t<> ISO. boys adgjUjjgi ~ you ■' • may from all over the State shipped 1B5 ferqato around the dish entries. WE BUY GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Clarence Martin, 16 years old. from Crowley. La.. showed a purebred W© pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. Wc operate 5 EL­ Ono und a half pound of round Tainworth sow pig, 10 months old. weighing 4S0 pounds. In open com­ EVATORS. We buy ©nd sell steak about half an Inch thick; then petition against all breeders his ptg on a LARGE SCALE. We cut In pieces about « inches long and won first In class. junior champion, I wide; place on each piece a large depend upon doing a LARGE and reserve grand champion. Young VOLUME of business at a SMALL PROFIT. It you have never dealt with'us, why not give us a truil. ONION AND CABBAGE CROP MOVEMENTS through a comblqptlon switchboard provided with automatic features for lhe young ladles. quantity awing Int - atorago at thusol timely death liolnla 7.*79- carload". These 16 the annual crop.. Report* received from 33*- ship­ ping points in 19 principal intc-eabbagb producing Vhttes show that ap­ proximately IB.694 "burlqjids uf cab­ bage were shipped from thvsu Mallona In 1913. of thta number about time and 4,339 udrlundx wore held in ntorugo at those points for later tuile. From three repurt-i tho estimated year 1914 at the same points Is 20.­ 390 carloads, of which number around I3.74S cars urn being moved during harvest and about 4.615 cars put Into Moraga.Thven IQ Mt.Ues produce about two-thirds of the an­ nual crop. -It’s AH Vou Hope it l«!” friend. Tho apparatus ta located in a part ot the lasrn. Current Is drawn from this ooh rostufe* normal mental and lymeul conditions. For full mfornuitlun Neal Institute or 71 Sheldon Ave., Grand Itaplds. •if Neal liirtliulcs In Principal cities. small token ot that Get rid uf every cold as quickly a* possible. It la the forerunner of all pulmonary trouble, nnd pneumonia At tlrst thta small electric plant was may develop In a few hours. Take used for lighting tho house, l>wn« Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is and other buildings, but Mr. Glndi’r a simplo thing to do. but the effect la has added continually to hla stock of AUCTION SALE Tbs undersigned will have an auction sale at Um farm known as tha Charles Babcock farm, 4VE miles south of Hastints and VimHo north of tbe Hendershott achool house, section 5 Baltimore twp. on You Don’t Have To drink coffee “substitutes,” so-culled health drinks or other Monday, December 28 Sale to begin at one o’clock sharp. I offer the following: HOUSES. HOGS. unsafisTftctory compounds. Science and invention have solved the coffee problem. FARM TOOLS. Siam Colt. I inoH. old. Vacuum Improved Pair bob elclgite, now. 2 Iwrac walking Moline cultivator. Other Chilled riding plow. CATTLE. Coffees ore good whole coffees—with full flavor, strength and aroma— pure, absolutely clean snd wholciomc— scwntiflcelly proccss*d by means of tujjerheated steam and vacuums employed for the purpose of ptepannj, these coffees to they wall not prove uncomfortable dis- FODDKR. *00 bundle* oonutalka. Cow. I *r>. old. duo now. Ghule Holstein bull. 0 mua. bid. LUNCH FOR THOSE FROM A DISTANCE ANO FEED FOR HORSES Vacuum Improved Coffees at 35c, 40c and 45c a pound uro equ»l in quslity to uy coBea* sold al the Mtad prices. ] Armc All sums of $5.00 or under cash. Over that sum, 1 ci 1I1B. one yc<r’5 time wj|| given on good bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. Money Back H Not Order a pound p£ Vacuum Improved Coffee from your grocer todey.'uae the full pouad. end if you hive etna* to complain of harmful cfilacta to L-a.l 1. ■'■ l^..-t. ftiA | OLIVER JOHNSON, Prop. r Col. W. H. Couch Spra&ue, Warner & Co. CHICAGO, V. 8- • AuctiMur �rss uniNW a was. Mn«n fj, ,53. Trnnvi MMH contain shout uoo.ooo.uou in gold <uin and bullion. What V°r Aged People WHY? Ib.OOu tons v mention is made of the .buthel re in pern. epHE BANE of oldagt it constipation. The bow1 eb become weak and unable to perform their functions without aid. For this parpose only the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used. The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble and makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain’s Tablets art a favorite with people of middle age and older on account of their gentle action.______ Do people eat pancakes made of succotash flour, when they can get the genuine old fashioned buckwheat. We know whereof we speak when we tefl you that we have some gilt-edged flour. reive®. und Get Edmonds Bros. “Happy Home” Buckwheat and have peace in the family Chamberlain’s Tablets Harold 8nM»n COUNTLESS TREASURES HIDDEN AND Juniors still attt.i LOST DURING THE WORLD’S GREAT WARS attentlbtu European authorities figured EDMONDS BROS that x’vrtd the hoarding has gone on for ugve. during which armies have swung uu might result, nearly I35O.0OO.OOO In and down th® tlscuded lands, tearing Yea. thou art mine consolation down cltis® and destroying everything When 1 come in early mom, in sums ranging from a gold piece or And study my translation loin enemy. Spain has millions of dollars In with hiding away J150.000.u00. Gergold, silver, pearls and gems burled -and lost In a thousand ancient castles, aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiBiiiiiiiiiiiiii monasteries and other public build This was the money which had <• i. — ...... -.1 been traced Into those countries Just Spain imported Countless million" before tho Balkan hoalillties began COUNTY AGENT AND gold and silver from the Americans nnd after war started. Tn addition und faithless Officials made away with PROFITABLE FARMS »n unHarry Hush of the sth grade was great sums in bullion, hiding It away guMaahle quantity of gold alrcmly absent Inst Friday. ' burled In tha ground. It. ' County Agent is Part of Move­ India la th® bottomless pit of tho For In spItcW this affection ment to Improve Com­ thousands of hoarders of money. It The teachers say, in manner gruff. world's gold. In ono year India Im­ la utterly Impossible to guess at the ported 4300,000,000 and there has "You'd better study your lesson Zelm.i Smith and Frank munity Welfare. amount of gold which the people ot And put away that stuff never been a time apparently, when The county agent Is a part of a Russia have put Into the ground or India was not Importing gold, silver I inuia wus noi importing goto. ®uvcr i . great agricultural movement. This Into th® cellars of their homes. The and precious jewel*. In the temples:So thAs «*<*• SO through life, you Roman Felpauich of grade' movement has for Its ultimate pur— tho. 7th - ----------of India there arc sold to be 31.800.-1 ’ was absent tho first of the week. pose th® building up of a country 000.000 in precious metal and pre-1 They say (the teachers* I mean.) pearl Webb is absent from school ■ life that shall b® wholesome, atlrac-1 clous-stones. India has more nnc.The things we wish will not aiwaj'9 on ncteount of the illness ' of her tire, cultured, efficient, and prof­ mother. '-7-^ • liable. There ar® many sections I put together. Mra Clyde Derby and Mrs. Walter of our country' today that havo one lldom weigh Fockhlll vlaltedthe flrat dnd second I or more of these conditions, but the! The party held by the Junior class ‘ ‘ Friday j sections where all are found in hap- ■ cheat has behind It. If the signs me.in The visitor sera Home of thin gold. If on December 10, in the Masonic hall, afternoon. nra cnmnaralK-alv I nv py tinlsnn unison sro comparatively fe-ue few.!; anything, other sums in little war Mrs. Tudcr nnd Mrs. Larkin visited Tho desire of those who are think-* cheats—gold which the government thn visitor should attend A function Store Phonet— given by one of the. princes of Indio. was opened with a game conducted Ing of rural problems is that rural by Margery Reynolds. In which all Bell. 173 •ale, or bond* thr people would trust, communities everywhere shall b® tu feel thernAfghan, Mogul. Citizens, 5173 or opportunities in pommerce hereto- could not estimate. wholesome, attractive, and cultured, Tartar, raiding through India, found and that each Individual shall receive inHIInns upon mil'long. blit the troops England han lie hidden hoards. nn t< r writing and Christmas sturie*. a fair reward for the labor don® ®nd did not nrpl It ull, The sixth grade are dramuiUing — ...... ........... . .... ........ . the — capital Invested. The county He stronc. but there is concealed In England "Hirds. Christman Carol." fur part nt । agent has one dominant part Ir. Ibis Bo Strong! nothing like th* amount thst is hld- would suspect. 1" their Christmas entertainment.' program. While he may take other which the natives of India bury and keep buried. . and prof-j drift, The ameer nf Bokhara. a Russian mnln/< Mu" won out v«y boundary line or a little creek to 'e have hard work to tkb. and loa<I> liable. In proportion ts agriculture ____ ____ I W» "J Many other amusing stunt Is mad® profitable -will tho communi* performed, nnd all the Junl Shun no Ing c<’ 3^.000.00*1 ii year, and this la easily Maid , that the i.'hlrstmasi 1'1‘iL’o wholesome and desirable kept in a great vault where Russia their feet. might posslblp find ,i resource In rase ifltatde Re fitt of need. Tn Egypt and liking the Charlotte IV. liman In absent from ngrlrulture? Simple Bay not the days are evil—who's to north shore of Africa, the Barlxiry nnd the hall was' be ■hi.ni on account nr.ltln.-s. I shall be a reasonable return on lhe blame ? ' med with tho safnv The children are very busy making! repltal InreMed In forming nnd a tlmated oy the million*. >ar- reasonable return for the farmer's! o shame* . labor and • managerial ability. A stand up. speak out, nnd bravely, in that committee. 3COO.OOO.UOO In gold. test I farmer, like any other man In any . go.1, name. ’ •islnex*. is entitled to Just - earns and no more: but Re Strang! tiding <irm- reived. "That the V. S. army . earns should be sufTlcient t >! nuvy should bi> increased." him and his family some of the Miss Mettle Striker rutted t waged billions of treasure changed .^ntla) convenience, of hard ra7”^tlle g.^g the diys. Sh hands from lhe vanquished to the vic­ The Elevator Men, Hastings, Mich I PHONE 18 Chink of fienry Smith Grand Rapids, Mich. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. Store on Corner of Monroe and Division Ave. Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Farms for 'Sale extra buildings. good g/w! good extra buildings. buildings. btflldlngs. buildings; 91 Korea, buildings. 110 acres, buildings. xo acres, good buildings. 40 acres, good buildings. SO acres,’good buildings. 110 acres, good buildings. 10 acres, extra buildings. Gt 23 130 110 110 JO 30 40 100 120 40 acres, fair buildings. acre®, good buildings. acres, extra buildings. acre®, extra buildings. acres, good buildings. acres, building®........... acre®, good buildings. acrefl. good buildings. acre®, extra buildings. acres, extra buildings. acre®, good buildings. 10 73 *3 ISO 10 130 acres, acres, acres, acres, acres, acres, good good good good extra extra buildings. buildings. buildings. buildings. buildings. buildings. 74 acres, extra buildings. SO 100 Ill 10 acres, acres, acres, acres, extra good good good buildings. buildings. buildings. buildings. IS acres, good buildings. 93S.OOO. . 13.700. . 11,100. 12.500. . 7,500. . 3.000. , 3,000. DRLTON, MICH. at dharls® ucatlon anil will remain here RHEUMA RHEUMATISM 3,500. 8,000. 3.500 2,800. 4,000. 2,300. 4.100 4,100. 7,000. o.ooo. 5,000. 3,500. 1,700. 1.400. 10.000. btgun Monday night ji 11.000. 5.300. ure towns of Spanish America which 3.500. made tho pirates wealthy. Hut the her studies 3.500. capture of bullion and the exaction of tors from about tho time nf the polconlc wars. llio DETROIT •». troll, Midi. Our catalogue cxplaliM our superiueily In t-uiulpmrat. Standing, Stan. Mrtliods and Results. Y'pu 7.100. to stagger um|er such ®n exaction of 7.200. tribute an no ancient Caesar eyer dreamed. ,. It the hoards of Europe could bo tapped—if th® hidden truasures of European cities should be tapped by invading armle®—-the,possibilities of loot In jewels and precious metals are beyor.d computs. But all th® loot ir.ooo. possible would not dompsnsat® for 10,000. th® hundred® of thousands of ounces of gold wtych must b® paid each day for army sustenance and equipment. In olden time® wars paid for rhem•slves. reckoning from the viewpoint turned from IMPORTANT ■II good opportunity for th. to make contract with some town family to supply them many midnight lights to burn, among enough, possibly. to satisfy lhe de­ Tim concert given Wrdnreday mand «f lhe city family. hut If lhe Nevertheless the mod* night by thn High School Music Class nrrauKcments to market 2.500. tunltles of loot which arc hgrdly pntNormal Department. 2,800, alleted In pnclent history'. Thus the Miss Eleanor Will Is supplying lb tinue to do so throughout the year. defeat of France resulted In the pay­ ment to Germany of JI.OOO.UOO.OOO igements to ship on account of the illness of the < everybody wants ment hardly rivaled In ancient days. «-r. Mimi'Rosa Jluehlvr. MW,-' Daniels, history- and English Them; thin to do so In the spring, 4.400. If France and Russia should conquer, teacher In the Chelsea high M-lioo) when, they nre in abundant suppl) Bauer's Law nt bvniness university. HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO 1,200. iK: Ezra S. Morehouse & Co. Hastings portUK'iilM how, long. tui tion, and opportunity for education Faint not. fight on! tomorrow <y>mes id | for hla children. With ®6m<> money ■ lhe song. ' In his pocket the farmer will support .1 nTW cnjoyatJe evening. Maltbie D. Babcock. visited High , students! lhe church, place convenience® In Monday morning. ffnrt to cc ■ompl.i.d their course, in >>is house, magazine® nnd'llteraltfre high school Philadelphia hna 9,543 factories. L ly, linv- taken up the study!"" ■‘tUng-room Wnblr. and send Sliaw. employing 37,11.31s persons and pay-!' Inf w'cbst.T’a original Educator. Mildred i’.' •• "i>i« that holds th Elmer Bush li taking a short, hut very little outside prompting. Wednesday p. m. Grnererlc. which was not found instructive bookkeeping course.^ lhe tlfth hour. ■f Carcassonne In Southern France day forenoon. Miss Daniels, a teacher •<( English " ArcelloUH Campbell H now pre•ait put away when the* Huns und and History in Chelsea high school. hna the fnlillhry drill down Goth' looted’ Ifotnn TtrW ciirtfM*’ Yiis tY.u 'you 'should have' y<>ur Dry Cleaning done now to avoid w treasure In Carcassonne, tradition rush, und ihcn you want tha t old suit to look like new when tinSTART PARCEL-POST modem men who helped him. stow It away, Sciatica. Arthritis, Gout, Chronic Neural-1 MARKET FOR EGGS ffia, or Kidney Disease. After taking a tew I and it has never been fourjd, Thro'.Pinrt Sults Sponged and PrewMil Millons doses you will know that the poisonous THE ONLY HTHAM PRESS SYSTEM IN IkSRltY CO. Solomon's Temple.'Titus having raid­ Excellent Plan Whereby House- Uric Acid ia leaving the system. ed Jerusalem and made nway with of St hool Superintendents “For six yeara I was practically a crippl® eastern Michigan at Jackson. wiftf May Establish All­ on crutches from Rheumatism. One but* | Sf. KELLOGG PROPRIETOR, Thr................................... - — Board met Thursday tie of Rhcuma cured me.*—J. K. Green­ cred tip. and which was Year Market. ITiono 2S3. burn. 3839 Cottage Grove Ave, Chicago. Ill.' loot that King .David. 1/ul ITompl Attention to Parcel Post and Dcllcverie®. RHEUMA—guaranteed—50c. a bottle. Branch Agio. Middlevlllc, Sunfield, Woodland and W«>odtmry. CARVETM 4 STEBBLNS mat»Y housewives who would be glad1 was the accumulation ten centuries of profit In the terna supply of fresh eggs direct from tho farm throughout the year. JiubI Th® loot of ancient Rome, the loot of Constantinople, of Calcutta. Bom-1 bay. Erkin. with the treasure'.ships rolled In the night SCHOOL the demand tors. The treasure was ^commonly tho public fund*, have wealth were HO acres, 135- afirs^ 120 acres, 10 acres, WINTER SESSION visited normal lust Friday. where ut a nominal price. A satlsflet■ Clura Hodgo from the 1st grade winter customer -an be made a prof­ was nbjent last week on account ot itable all-year customer if proper prlcct adjustment® are made when Rb-b.-r* Wn*t» sraji absent Friday I eggs again hecom® plentiful. (Fartpon account of sickaeJs. ers' Bulletin 594, "Shipping Eggs b? Parcel Post." can be obtained from back to school after a long Illness. the Division of Publications, U. B Tho 4th grade are preparing Xmas Department of Apiculture. Wash­ program. ington. D. C.) Once having secured a parcelplanning a Christmas party for next Thursday. easy m market m»ny other thing’ by the same method, such us butter, poultry, fresh and cured meats. Christmas song, entitled " across loaded BANNER WAXT ADVS. PAY. UIIHNUHUIHHIMIHIVHIMIIIU Why Our Trade Increases Our Bakery and Restaurant are both enjoying an increasing trade and it is because we emphasize QUALITY and SANITATION Housewives have found that our baked goods are just as good as they can bake in their own homes. Hungry people have found that our meals are just as good as they can get, even for more money, elsewhere. This is because we give Quality and Service—Quality in material in both Bakery and Restaurant, and Service in every department of our establishment. Don’t, take our word for it unless you wish to, come and see for yourself. Star Bakery & Restaurant, W. R. JAMIESON, Prop. Phone 381 Quality Bake Shop Hastings, Mich � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/441/HastingsBanner_1914-12-31.pdf 1dc4bd936ce9b657e87e5d8b5ac48d50 PDF Text Text IN BARRY COUNTY CitiwUtion Create! Than All Other Barry County Papera Combined. FIFTY-NINTH YEAR ENDDRSED.W.RDGERS FOBf-ELECIIOli BANNER. THE HASTINGS To the Methodist Episcopal Church. Large Enrollment Already for Easter. firnOr Tfi WILL IlLI ItlL lU SPLENDID SERIES OF SUNDAY EVE ADDRESSES I FARM N ASSYRIA is well t —— — SOCIAL PROBLEMS FIRST ONE TO BE NEXT SUNDAY EVENING l.y War.' Sunday evening. January 3. "A Llt- Giving Rea.om Why thy Mem­ Leader for This Work, Cover­ Is An Excellent Type of Citixen "«• Journey Through Eng at.d ' ,\fter ths ceremony of Induction _ _ ... iI January inTiuaF.' iu iii . —a rLmiJet in Journey ber, of the Committee Favor into membership had been completed, ing Nine Lessons, is John and Competent Public Through Russia.' holy communion waa admlnlutqred to Mr. Rogen' Re-election. LUtl» Journey C. Ketcham Official. The foltowing |« a copy of a letter being sent out by the'-Ragers' Boost• r Committee" to name of the mem­ bers of the Michigan Mutual Torna­ do. O'clone A Windstorm Insurance Co. • . Recognizing Mr. Rogers* faithful •and efficient service, and the fact that he han been very instrumental In building thia company up Into the second largest of its kind In the world, the Rogers' Booster Committee not only endorsu him for re-olectlun as Secretary, but give reasons why he should receive the support of all policy holders. That Mr. Rogers should receive the endorsement of such n representative lot of men as the Committee is com­ posed of, reflect* still greater credit upon him, both as an official, and us a.-cltlxen. The latter rends as follonrs: H.istlngM, Mlvh.,-Dec. 22. 1914. hear Hlr:—> The annum meeting of the Michi­ gan Mutual Tornado, Cycloim and Windstorm Insurance Company will bo held In the City .Hall on Tuesday, January 1!, 1915. At that meeting, among other things, will occur the election of Secretary, at which lime Mr. D. W. Rogers will be a candidate to succeed himself. As a policy holder In the Company, we know that you ure Interested In Its wonderful growth. Today It stands-us the second largest Com­ pany of Ils kind In the world, having over *0,000 member**, and carrying more than one hundred und twentyflvo millions (•123,000.000.00) of In­ surance In force. Wo know, too. that you appreciate that this Com­ pany has furnished you with insur­ ance at a Lower Cost than any Com* pany of its kind In existence today. For this wonderful growth, and for tha remarkably low rate of Insurance We believe-that your sense of Justice will Induce you to place the great share ,of credit right where it be­ longs. and that Is to Secretary D. W. Rogers, the man who virtually founded the • Company, und t whose careful and donservatlvo ihsnagenn-nt has placed it where *t ll^ today. In tho very forefront of the Compan­ ies of Its kind in the world. ' It Is always a poor policy to •'swap horse* In the middle of the stream." Mr. Rogers is t'ecognlxed as one of the best insurance men In the coun­ try. because of the capable manner In which ho has managed tho local Company during the nearly thirty years of Ils, existence He Is still alert and active, and la “on tho Job" •very jlsy. Figures show that the Company he was so Instrumental In organising, and-which for nearly thirty years he -has so capably man­ aged, Is furnishing you. Windstorm Insurance for about HALF’. what It would cost you .In any other Com­ pany. It makes a difference to YOU, ns to who manages your £nmpany. If you appreciate what he has done to hulld up thia Company, as' we know you do. can you not well afford to spare the Utile time that will be re­ quired. and come'to tho annual meet­ ing'on Tucsdsry. January 13, 1313. In the City Hs«; tt.ixtlngw. wmJRsMK, 7^=r vote for Mr. Rogers? It will only taka a ahorCtime. and is It not really a duty you owe tn one-who lias done so much to build up your Qompany Into the strong organisation It la to­ day? Tho polls will bo open from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. at the City Hall. If you do not care to stay to the meeting, you can vote ANY i'IME between the hours named Wbove, nnd go about your other business If you wish. Thjs Is YOUR COMPANY and'we truft that you will al least taka Interest enough In It to spare thfellttle tfm* required. to do Jtistlre to the present able Secretary who has always had Its deepest welfare at heart. . - Yours very truly. Judge Clement Smith. A. A. Anderson. Thomas Sullivan. I’. A. Sheltfdn. James Rddford. , Cheater Mreaer. . Harry G. UaVes. . R. I. Hendershott. . p. s. Goodyear. if C.' IT. Osborn. E*.Sheriff William-. Candi­ date for Secretary. The Michigan Windstorm Insur­ ance Co. will have Ila annual meeting Tuesday. January 13, 1915. The polls will open at nine o’clock In tho forenoon, and will continue op­ en until thre.i o’clock I" the afternoon which will afford ample time- and op­ portunity for every policy holder to taka an active part in the Company's affair*. 'This Is your Company and you have a preferential choke. Come and ex­ ercise It. Having been solicited. T have decldsd to enter the contest for Secre­ tary. My past record will answer Tor my quallfleatloKS to nil ths office. Having represented the townshin of Baltimore as supervisor for seven years, and held other positions «f trust and responsibility. I could ad­ minister tho office to yaur entire sat­ isfaction. Albert N. Williams. 1wk Surely there could be no better Christmas gift than giving one's self the day both the nume and meaning. Aside .from tho -- to - - the -­ 30 --added church on Christmas day. RoV. , ■ . • ■ (Through Germany Having flnlshe*! hl* two term* *i»i January 24. " county treasurer, Leander Ream-. Through Austria.' who has so competently fined t{»e ofJanuary 31. ’ flee for four year*, will tomorrow .-nd | Through Belgium, his official career In the court hou-< 1 Mr. Reum*, with «n eye op£n for fu turn comforts, some tlm* chased u farm south of Assyria reimivn Jn the “S.N trapREASONS FOR bT" join ng church PsVw^.^ Head Lake. ontinue until th** beginning i LETTER FROM ROGERS GREW UP DURING BOOSTER COMMITTEE accessions to the membership. which THE “LOG CABIN" DAYS now, including probationers, INTEREST NG SERIES OF STUD ES PLANNED ------------ While Paul Tower waa hunting for JUDGE SMITH WRITES LETLEAGUE Next Sunday evening th** Pastor of LOCAL EPWORTH TER TO SETTLE C0NTR0the Methodht church will inaugurate WILL CONDUCT COURSE ON [‘-‘'•'■it. In the wood* aouth of Hall AB SEO. OE MICHIGAN MU. TREAS. REAMS COM An hnpreaalve sight waa witnessed CO. TUAL TORNADO, CYCLONE PLETES SECOND TERM the Christmas A WINDSTORM INS. 00. OF OFFICE ministered the Mcj-amvnt of baptism to three children and is adult.*, and received 34 into the church from pro­ "Little Journeys Into the Coun­ tries Blighted by War" at Methodist Ohurch. NUMBER 35 PART ONE-1 TO 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DEC. 31,1914 16 PAGES THIRTY MEMBERS ADDED CHRISTMAS MORNING! tRV BANNER WANTS Everybody Reads The BANNER. Ultl< Journey Hrad lake, in* dlwovered some Uld- VERSY IN CHARLOTTE ger trift-k* dy *•« th. hill. m?tl was ' tiuio*-. wuu jar. hiw*-i । _ .. _ . Iilm-d >ume trap,! at Ui- eniraiwa. I AGGRESSIVE CHURCH MEM* 1 bership campaign caped. The nrx day th- same thing < -------------•-xurred. on the third day. hejBeififf Carried on 1ft the Con round that one /f t.he trap* had been ° V sprung and some snarl* coining from j grcgational Church in Our .4.W KI-. .K.. --------------- - w.a! Sister. City. y<-'en caught. length of tlm-. for the animat *pollngiit cam* out of the hole Little ttealuung that the diuirb baa Additional member Little Anumg those r infuriat- | ifutchlna u *• mi* thinga.* ‘ During Hi doss that will be admitted to church membership at the Easter morning program will begin each night at .art* ty to the Sunday Family and th** Child, men and Child) 1c by a double quartette, and a pow­ erful sermon on the dirintty of Christ. FARMERS' INSTITUTES OPEN ON MONDAY Y. M. C. A. GROUP HAS “FATHER’S EVENING "Ah-Meeks” Entertained Their Fathers and Others With Banquet, Saturday Bve. *-t long. The Attack Upon Poverty Tfic Conservution? «>f Tlu r this man ankln* Juda.* Smith If he would Im willing l.* giv«. |n writing tho reasons that had led .him t*. affiliate ■ Ifcpubli.a FipST OF FORTNIGHT'S SES 4 SIONS BEGINS IN MID- C. A., known as the "Ah-Meeks" held a delightful banquet for their fathers and others on Haturday evening. The DILEVILLE him to print his letter Jn the Repnldl- TEACHER’S INSTITUTES HELD MORNINGS hclping oth**c< plea Judge Smith permitted the-pub- Hon. H. R. Pattengill Among young men for tills first step in se­ curing their fathefa* Interest In the Speakers.. Second, Week's movement. The menu was followed Program Next Week. with Bible study. It wua Interest­ ing to ace how rhe young men took, hold of this'port of the* meeting. The . ....----- tea will lie h< last part of the program consisted of during tho first two games In w'hlcfi most took part. The | bus handled the financial affair.* .>f nry, bcciniilny In Middleville on Monshrinking from the publlMeeting evening was enjoyed to, the fullest Burry county In a syntcmatlc mann* r. j day. t The olllcera of <h« Institutes loclr, ahnrp every extent b>‘ .all. AU father* present tho exact standing of the count’ s'nr*-: E. J. Edger, president; Roy Sunday night. Com* the first night avnilabl* a member any hour. • During the flrst - wi • .Mr. Reams is an e*-clb*nt type *if a I speaker* will b** Ilan, aunty sl-hool commls self-made man. Horn In w,log h*>u**’ । tcngil), of Linsing. f r raperln- DEVELOPS LITERARY >n the Itemorratlc ticket at . Unknown to their friends, Mr. Am- In the wild ernes* of Pipestone tow n-pendent of public Instr n. «nd Mr. TALENT IN PRISON [tho coining election. ship. Berrien county on Jam “ " " ‘ * “' Wllda Andrus, of Grand Rapids, formerly of this city, went to Lapeer surroundings and l*ul the life Flora Bead io Renkes. I was old enough to Frank G. Jones Imprisoned for, t'ornph te ptograms hav ussttmi* responsibility. 1 have always Ingston nt the Pxesbytertan parson­ built. M. <,’. II. It , wua ulxjut 30 mil. < Forgery, Earned $1,800 With j age on Christmas eve. After visit­ away. . Settb rs -were .few and born* Pen. Pardon for Xmas. whom we cull Go*!. I have always ing the^brldegroom’* parents. Mr. [ t:.\NNFR will bo published the pro-! OUIET WEDDING SOLEMN­ believed that’Christ came into the and Mrs. J. II. Moore, tha newly mur- h6m<* was P.<ikag*>n's Indian ... i grain* f«r th- wound week's meeting*, ment. A railroad train was gr. al I which will b- hold n.s follows: lllc!;IZED CHRISTMAS EVE world, lived here, taught here, died Saturday morning. They succeeded curlouslty and Mr. Reums well r. ■ ! t.ry Corners, January 11; Ranfleld. talent that I* in a man. On.- of th1 In keeping thslr secret until Tuesday members tho time when at abuat liielJan. 13; la«*-’y. Jan. 13; Maple Grove. strangest cases I* that of Frank G. I . tomb, and came from the tomb Inta ' , ng<* of five years, other m<*n>l*cr* of'Jan. 11; Nashville. Jan. 15. Jones, <>f Muskegon, who wo* *.«*n-1 Miss Myrtle Hedrick, of Has- ths world again, walked and talkeff the knot, which caused them to wa­ the family t<>ok their lunch* * null Educational meeting* wil ^4OfU,rOf^e‘,5’OM rul,r; tings, and Mr. Amos J. Samp­ with his disciples and ascended to drove to tho nearest crossing **f th- In the nynmlngv. and will tn it future life. Ing congratulations. They son, of Chicago, Married. hl* span* m.jm.*nt* to writing short ' L**’’ Mr. Ream* rajs the I School Commlsaulnvr KufjtXat which he became very pro-t Oq Thursday evening. December Moore Is the daughter of Mrs. Rose them were i Pattcngll). llfknt. Ho wls a model prisoner. ' j«t Myrtle Hedrick was united Affdrus. of Grand Rapids. mqny >car» I'T-"’ ‘Lt^r.‘Xrh:T? “"i’ to Mr. Amu. J.being Sampson *ld. | round-uu institute meeting will be ^t.^ ,,nK 1 in -marriage •'Mea.o the eon,mony perthe family miA-ed to Prairie helil In Hastings on Friday.-Jan. 23. very popular with tho Inmates. t,'« hon"? of ,h- brlde * the hlstnrlb spot of Knlnmaxo aart.iken The Institute will open In Middle ­ The Woman** Christian Temper­ ville on Monday morning. No proance Union will men with Mrs. Cooper In hl*.novel. "Oak G* Russell .. Bready. Only LamiBnan. Tuesday afternoon. Janu­ .... ------ - ... ... , Immediate family were in at- enment of baptism. cal cnmmtttee. ary 6th at 2:30. Topic, "Beginning camo very pbofieient. Hr aoon be-' nee. ’’’he bride Is a young lail> brother* teachers' Institut Third—During came a contributor fur some of the' f estimable chnracte- and ha* madli-adlng maguxlnes, and it la raid that Roll Call, "My Alm This Year." the. rebellion. ■ind Pattangill understand that his earning* from hl* writing* We hope ^very member may be lhl<'city. »lr. Hampson hnW a fine jlrely willing th during the serviceand pupils of schools In the vlclnJones wan one of a large number' position with Butler Bros., of Chien-i ReatniA fault that- he did not. l^aprr, "New Strength for a and although ** stranger to most Th«! 'foregoing state* my relation­ Dutire" by Mrs. Clara Brown. hip to the church. I loved IL I ........ ........ v. ...... ....... ... -.ariou* unit** in exlcjtdlng - best wish IJi: 00—F i.'villng ,au*> J-are of Dairy prises, t** those wHtfng the t*»iCy;..vby Mr*., Gail Myera. ... riclc . ' , There will be . important work in completing arrangements for the W. C. T. U. County Institute and Rally, which la to bo held at Hasting*. Jan- >lzed. U*uma oldest < Mill living In Bcntqn Hnrl»or. Mr. Reams waa also a school tcacj>*r. while living afterward In Sodux.'M’-.rrlrii county. At the ago of is years, he taught In a Iob school housi on the St.,Joseph river. member should be preset/ -to help with their part. Visitor* are always distance* of IS miles, then- a welcome. Music. ' 11 :<Jo—Marketing the Farm Discussion. Discussion. MubiK the magazine raid that if be.had ► his way about it. Jones would h had one of the next July. i Christmas hr iny and Airs.- Sampson wilt go later. Oakland county, and >1 Smith of Rultlmore tbwnship. hardly jl<> so now. church *>f the had for many outa Methodist Ian man»e. on Saturday afternoon, poniry parole. unrisimus wua ms wiic ana iguiuy,Doe- 8<*’ th® P*rt.*»r. Ref. MaurlrtT and devote hl* whole time her^atu-r I Urtgaby. officiating. ’ Mrs. Mary E. •Ightw.u* living than ■>hv-w/ narrow to literary work. j Smith ajtd Mr*. M. Grigsby wit­ -onstruction- of Its creed or doctrines, . *. . ... . > . “Incased the ceremony. Tho young md fnr several years I have found flattering offer*, from i couple will make their home with the Stockholders Annual Meeting. talk by ll Mr. Rrams lived I^Uf way between Battengill. ought to be. arranged so that he will holders of the Hostings City Bank, of the bridges, and n bostt wa** u*<*d Hastings. Mich., will be held at their crossing the river. Securing .a Job Evening program If interest Marriage member was to accept, th*-’ essentlid* •pt th* bonking offico* on Tneaday. January ns teacher In 'Royalton township, on >>f<the Christian faitji. und that great him best. tho opposite bank. Mr. Il< nn< cro*-Woodland W***l. Jan. n. i< riu.p* It Jones hud not gone to soiemnlxXd Wednesday evening. Im­ Intitudc. was given In th*- cohirtderafor tho ensuing year, and the trans* 9:45—Opening England Orchestra. prison his literary genius might neter 53, nt Rattle Creek, when Miss Ahn tlon of th* non-i-ssnniinls. This, was action of any other bu*lne**a that 10*00—Fertillxer* and Fertilizing Tiiy desks were slabs by O. G. Barret . is asMgtp-d united in marriage to Hairy E. DoyDlscumlon. * young desirable proposition f< td till* chinch by the Jiltts. The seats were-.mails of slabs and the pupil* *ait faring bare walls. Farming—L- , sentence Jugt to see if lie could devel­ friend, ‘arid i* so fair In i. Johnson. In this small building, Umma had op kiiiiMr. .i particular talent. tion of the required (1iri*tnia*< Gatlicriiig. Qlscusslon. . church that ho attract* , lory win rv.wni i.ir Noon.- ' ’ Mr. nnd.Mrs. Herbert Calkins of hi* sermons and peraut und Battle Creak, where they wilt m T:ou—opening by England’s or­ Maple Grove entertained for Christ­ class, lifted lh«Mr fee his everytiaj- living httv*. .. [their home. Mr. Buying holding a chestra. mas, the following: Mrs. L. W. .Calk- bench, swung nlrout. » .»•••- Ii sponsible — »i>*v ....‘......................... ........ — ’H' many-wJ the questions ltion in the office Business meeting. • Ins. of Qulhtby: Mr, and Mrs. Will who faced the interior,>>f tb _______ their [Nichols jl Rh< purd Co« of that city. I which many I _c. Ml,, nnr.l i'.. ' thn* .11..-. ...... trona of Rumi Route Hanes nt NashvHe: Mr. and Mrs. kin.I ri-membram-•■* at Chtrstmu* und ---------------- s— Carl Mahay anfi'son. Harold, of Rat­ their m-.ny fhrSre during ill.whole ONE AUCTION AD ­ farmer* in the n«lghborh<><t>l became i:»0 — Dlscusiflon. tle Creek ’and Mr.” and Mrs. Floyd Recitation—Ralph Leffler. Watkins »n<) family of Hastings. Af­ prosperous und when the school rcnlpted. Chas. A. Gaskill. VERTISED THIS WEEK ter partaking of a bountiful repast, building caught tiro from the' stove . 3:00-—Ill-tier Cream—by a repre­ they were escorted to tho home of pipe, the* boja refuted to help him sentative nf'n Detroit Creamery. 3:19—Educational talk—H. R. Homer Merriman and Ohas. i...|(ldotw Ranta Claus, there being prepared a put out the flames as they thought but standing they needed a new s.-h<io|. Mr. Pattenglll. . ; • J for ttv-m and giving them an inlerHyde Will Dispose of Question bflx’by State Speakers, Here Banta Clous helped to make prrtntlon pnd meaning ■ con-istept a..*— ,.* <-• tt—ii.. * Eastern Star chaptrt building burned he would 'have no Goods. •ody xn** St. John's their several places of abode, never to Job. so he succeeded m Moving th*bls j conducive to spiritual growth. In the M. E. church building. - 7:00—Openln’g., England** Oreheson Bunday evening. Rcv."t. L. Mr- Reams learned the carpenter'! Hyde. Annual Sleeting. trade. Al tho age of 23 yv.-trs he Vocational Education—O. G.‘ Bar­ Bate*? rector .uf HaaUqga Emmqtiuel Bur- lowed by the membcr*hlp and many church, delivered un interesting and went lo Lea township. Calhoun <-oun- rett. • others and had for its central rough* farm, located approi-riati* oermon. south of Dowlingfand 4G roils north thought "InstTuctlun. Inspiration. 11*0. to Mis* Allee E. Palmer. ‘ In A'ssoelatlon of the John»town Grange hnll.agle to F.-.-angoUzation." and thia program 1130. they removed to B**llevue lownClosing risTg—kmerleoMasonic School of Instruction. begin at ten o'clocla. — Hot lunch at broughtthe congregation In close Thursday- Jan. 7. Gias** Grand Lecturer Gilbert 'v111 hold u m»on and shelter for horsts If it touch with Christ, his sorrow*, tfrucied until 1191 .when thej^ purchased school of Instruction Iti* Masonry In storm*. Henry. Flannery will be the fixlon. death and resurrection, and a fine farm In Assyria which they now 1:45—Opening. trustees, and ths transaction of surtt Hastings auctioneer and .Will Clcmsncs. clerkFertilizing buslnsos as may be brought before attendant re- -----wilt confer ths meeting. the third degree. Tho ludgro which alwaya has the confidence of |Hs' f, 1will -partlclpata In tho araston are: low men, and consequently he ha* Musk. Middleville; IVoodland. Naahviye. Or­ grain, farm tool*, etc. angeville, Hurting*. ' ■ (for Dill particular*. Bated Homing*. Mich. Dec. 30. 1914. Continued on page two. �THE HASTINGS BANNEH, DECEMBER SI, 1814. . 'A'HLMJO f . . Wjwii MPffGlW bismvl , -—— - Cnnllhn.,* fwtei' ...a.. nn«. TlTTt NINE PEOPLE ENJOY ED DINNER At METHO­ DIST CHURCH tho ncMy at the. city. The AI<1 uf tho Prcobytorlah Church n'rowentoft th* putor and wife with a FIRST FAMILY RE­ UNION IN FIVE YEARS has proven to be one of the most popular features ever introduced by this store. You can leave your shoes at this »t^op, or at this store and we will have the work ready for you when you want it. We sew on soles at the same price others charge fd'r nailing them on. We make no difference m the price of sewing dr nailing on soles. Judge and Mrs. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cook En­ tertained Relatives. When we put in our Rapid Shoe Repair shop on Jeffer­ son stteet, we installed the VERY LATEST and BEST ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT that money could buy. We also secured the services of a thoroughly skilled mechanic. The result is that we not only get out your work promptly, but in the best possible manner and at a very reasonable price. SUES CREAMERY MAN FOR AUTO CRASH Mr,. ^ary Smith, of KalamaWants $5,000 Prom J. Vcenatra. ffee In ring that she hustalned injur. crude In the public schools, one Our RAPID SHOE REPAIR SHOP No matter what part of your shoes need repairing, we can do it for you in the best way on our machines and your shoes will be practically as good as new when you get them. ' ... . !» Cook. In the social parlors of the M. thodlst Episcopal church. which mistletoe and other Christmas deco­ rations. Th* small table*, iwnting six WORK LEFT AT THIS SHOP OR AT OUR STORE WILL HAVE YOUR PROMPT ATTENTION. and dainty ITH NAPOLEON AT THE END •LirpeV. Altnee BcnkcH and Dorothy on That Memorable Jane Pay at waterieo. .• • i I ’ RAPIIj SHOE REPAIR SHOP Certainly i‘p!n«» in' TilaUry U-as-' -lured to Jean llaptiatc Cosier, who »n Napoleon’, guld»-;oii the day of mu waa nftj-rfirce'tlftn be’ did that; .real day’s .wergj • Tho- post did not' .mm. io WB'.'WWrsntw.-W.Wij ured by tho French ana taken diny. *n Sunday morning to the farm of ftin*< .on. where -^bpotoon bad apeni tl»u ukhL . • ■ . • ' ■ 1 • ■ ■ • -1 Friday «ft»rnon I s*rvk-e. Mr. Tra r|ook will not ; conneetefl With any other Bibb The Chorus Choir wjth a *}!<> ’whool arg Invited to come and stud1 nxettir win ■abject. John FncleV "Prevallln .n<nibr B der M„ B. HwwktnS- ■ nd has done splendid work Th!* If c-rtnlniy a Bible study class Tuesday evening 7:80. We take the 7th and 8th ■nntem ofvDanb'-l this week. Come ind bring jour bibles. It was settled. The battle began at ono{ o'clock. Napokon wan on fo<5t. aUhSd-j cd by his aldot dA-cAJnp and Cosur. Ue. took, out a msft wwtiaoed Coster as to the roads, thought for some time Then be put the map iujils poekqt and Daily Thought did not look at It again. The little There are three relationships in hu­ man stood until four x/cIcclC often sayman life—commercial, which depend ing'ln a clear vice. “H goes well? on a hat you have; social, which de­ Thon he mounted bls hone .and ltd pend on what you do; and real, which his staff to the slight Bill near La depend on what you-are. Belle Alliance There they, remained till seven o’closk. when Napoleon, look­ ing through hla glass, said: "1 think Although mo»t of the cities in Japan that 1 see; the PrUtetau Hug." A gen­ lave good sidewalks, modern street....____ ____ ___ ’avlng Is practically unknown In the ■ upon Napoleon shook his head'and mplre. j "turned ' pale. As — they *■ rodu - an ,to I41 Haye Saintc a hall of bullets nssajlcd them. Coster ducked his bund. But What May irapect. 1 Napoleon niutturedi. "Stand straight, "Now an automobile han been tn* I my friend; a ball can hit you as well treduced which plays tunes." "More ji on the right as the left." expense. I suppose nest any man who!1 Then came the final struggle. The pretends to be In the awlm swim will have; have, rtukfl or WelMngtort men charged, to own n . 1grand-opera car.- a- -light* broko f|hc thfc .French ----- , uiu.u .... Une8 an<j3et .... .... — .In v ■AlSt and 3’ll something ' .Hl.ll.lt,, sedate, ttuHn, A ' dj . . MOrtier. . opera runabout for Sundays." I ’ . Banner Want Ads Pay Banner Want Ada P‘y IRONSID1 •” PROP1 JEFFERSON ST. HASTINGS, MICH. By hila Own Deposition. . A policeman. wteo>« - evidence was I taken on conunhaioo, depoaqV . "The prUppir uat .upoajni, casing mq aq aii, a precious dolt, a sMceoro.w. a rMWJUKlu,; *V>*» being! lu: ccwj^oa of V1? Ula signature was #r«osdi'<l .by Um for­ mal, ending. "AU of which I-swear te ue Polish Rex Beach Big Play at The New Bijou Tuesday, January 5 Matinee and Evening y JrDw. Liquid ■ -Keep Him Wotit. Bolted ham t« attfoit usrfurqnif pop­ ular dll'll. but it 18 InClfntd U get hard and dry wlieri stared. To p(evauCt$ls,, spread over thp'cut' pprtioo* a1 thlxi layoy oi bttfter. then with sJaygrl of flour paste and. ths ham will keep! beautitaHy-mulst. . . • “THE SPOILERS” Danger la Taking Cold. The public health aa -well aa private comfort both would'profit If general -heed wife given to the warnings of thV departments at health and chartgay deevnptk*^" To thia iladytt's tivp.M.tp ,tbawdapgerr Involved In rthkWur WMf -r cahtfW make it oth- catching cold, fa remind people that etwite. I writer kccbraing to the pncumonlw * and consumption Ohan thought), »MrtfTfp-H. When I think have-tbeir origin in-a common oold tipbrt God My h«ort is- an fun of Joy onjrtrt tn Itself to be enough to lead thul 'the noM' diricc nhd leap, aa It fbetr.' to guard against what is In its weft ;from .Tnr pen. >rfd afnee God after ftfrets oftentimes one of the ' tai. gfvitf the, p cli'et rtul .heart, it will I most dangerous of diseases, ixt . ca*Uy"‘T6rgiy\.a tgc that 1 aepra, him, with a., cheartuV spirit." j/ Not Rub Remedy for Group. Beat the white of nu egg to' a jitiff troth, then ewMtea a little and add a little pulverized atatn. Give a teaepocntul cm? Un or fifteen minutes until relief eomte. J , Yf a Can Today : -■ ■■ - BETTER LIGHTING - , The Mazda lamp which was placed on the'market A few years ago, made a wonderful change in electric light­ ing, as it reduced the cost, compared to the old carbon lamps, two-thirds. We take pleasure in announcing that •a new lamp known as the Type C nitrogen The New Bijou is placing some of the very finest moving picture films that can be obtained and the people of Hastings and Barry county have an opportunity to see shows that do not usually come to cities [1 the size of Hastings. ■of such shows. * ‘The Spoilers” is one DO NOT MISS THIS. Remember the Date TUESDAY—J ANUARY 5 filled lamp is now-on the market and you fill be pleased to Xpow that in the. larger sizes this lamp takes one- half the current of the old Mazda Ismp. Frandsen i Keefer's store has in­ stalled some of these new lamps. Thornapple «r. A Electric Co 'Phene Ho. 5. ’ ‘always Off, La* hbhdsr- real service* �TOK HASTINGS RAMMER. DECEMBER St. 1814. FAMS' INSTITUTES CO.MJTHAVETEN OPEN H MOW SMB SCHOOLS own—Hay B. Otis. 11:10—Discussion, Dinner. . Business meeting. Corn Culture and Judging—O. LHscusslon. Music or recitation. Kerr. J: 46—Educational Fatten*!!!. National arm Management—by Music. LU-Address—-H. R. Pattangill. Friday, Jan. 8. Prairieville. REMNANT SALE WELCOME CORNERS SCHOOL NEARLY IN THAT CLASS Thi» u the time for real Bargains. Remnants in every department, odd lots and single garments in Coats, Suits, Shirt Waists, Furs, Dresses, Kimonas, Sweaters, Underwear .Blankets, Remnants of Dress Goods, White Goods, all wash goods, Flannel, Men’s Furnishings, Etc. STATE OFFICER GIVES THE REQUIREMENTS Enumerate* Alteration* Nece«>ary in Schools Shown Him by Commr. E. J. Edger. Low Prices in All Departments made in the equipment of thut num­ ber of rural schools. mx-ordlng to tho report furnished County school Commissioner R I k. .. Improvement among the people well aa among school officer* Miss Hazel Woodin. ladta achievement, tho superintendent' of public instruction provides the Standard School Plan. .A certain do- Shirt Waist Bargains COATS «... Will* .11 r. l-rntrlevllle have not been announced, Edger, inspected io typical Barry but they will bo excellent one*. county achoola last month. Mr. Ed­ ger atates that before the nfcxt year Card of Thanks—We wish to thank the kind friends and neighbors for a number of standard achuol*. By tha good deeds and kindness Shown n Standard achool Ls meant a school us during tho recent Illness and death which complins with’ requirements •■f our beloved daughter and mother, also the choir for thetr beautifully public instrucUon aa forming a school rendered songs. and all for their floral Mrs. Mary Ann Rowlader. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henney. PAGE THREE On« «J With goods, silk and flannel, great table. Remnant mgs on i money. 48c, 98c and $1.98 All Dress Skirts at Half Price Fur Bargains Blngl* pieces either scarf* or muffs, from brok- Men's. Women** and Chi colors. All sizes nt only Come and Odds and Ends in Lace Cur­ tains and Rugs Sweater Values *2 years old. died Saturday. comfortable and sanjtary conditions, yeurs.uf extreme suffering from can­ and In thn ability and character ot cer. Tho funeral wua hold at lier home, corner of N. Hanover and Mills achool. Interment In K. Hawkins, officiated. Riverside Comotery. born In this state, daughter of Daniel :Dillan beck. Woodland. by conferring upon the school a di­ ploma certifying to tho axcellMica ot tho school. The aperitkatioM of the Standard School will Include yard mour Howe, -formerly of thia city, and out-buildings, the school house, died in St. Mary's hospital In Grand furnishings and supplies, tha organi­ Ilnplds, on December 1*. following an zation and (he school. ■ operation for gall stone*. She Is Schools ariahlng to ba standardized should communicate with tha count) salts. Mrs. Hows had many school eommlMloner. Upon the Lnqnalntancss In this city. Remnants holiday ru*h. Fino 11 d.OI at only .. •t.irlc Rugsi, floor size at .... Wishing Everybody a Happy New Year Satufaction to " AH Frandsen & Keefer One Price to All Hastings’ Most Up-To-Date Store officer from the Department uf Pub­ lic Instruction will visit the oounty 1 -want An Appreciation. to thank the kind friend tha bent of-condition and to nee them Department to Inspect eom* ot the tor. There -was no name signed. school* In th* county, -which -would Bu<-h a friend la a friend indeed-, and 1 beilrva will not bo -‘weighed In nearly meet the requirement* for tho balance and found wanting.” standardisation. Abram O. Carltc ths aao at. Welcome Con of town. Of this aobool. * WootoCon Smith U teacher. Deputy O. N. Otwell repona that if the following schools in Barry coun- ■cboola may ichoad plates. OLDEST DRY GOODS FIRM IN CITY ENDS CAREER Has Had an Unusually Long Career. Building and Stock that Are Sold. The purchase of tho.J. 8. Goodyear IJgfHweight*, -Heavy . Wrights ami Sapj Dr. la-wlv Baker of Ohio han joincd th«- Mur Martin vla*« in Michigan and through advrrtlei-mrnw in tho | k-adlng Quillen In answering all cor-1 respondents mythical und oHji-rwixr, | | with rrntediM for mnnt of the «I1«ea«-j vs that human flesh is heir to. Dnp^rtment that the Standard Schoo’ black* Methodist Episcopal church. Tuesday and school ilUes in which the peoph thrir schools are good It la expected that this uid thaao dtaoueaiona -will Nope. Daily Thought. ways been identified. Isas had e«t build- usually long career. Hydrochloric' Oa* Standard So boot m tn* sStabllshmsnt at osvarul mere Utaadard Ssheol*. Ths Department Issue* a balletic explaining all about Staaderd Schools. Thia pamphlet Should be In oommunlUaa. No man.can bo bravo who considers In a- community generally rosulls temperate who considers plsasar* tp be the highest good.—Cicero. ADVERTISE LX TICK BANNER t. 8. Goodyear sold the store ' sion in about two week*. Under part It Ion these circumstance* Mr. L. J. Good- ■ Mm. AU sufficient num- and induced them to purchase water-euppiy. There Is nothing more damp- caliy sealed during school hbqn without proper ventilation, lighting. New threshold tor one In­ School*. Ithout alteration Counties Nor add years to the aurroundlag Barry Ths requirements tor a Standard School follow: house. looks, are sanitary and Good approaches Two well-kept, wi below. Provide foul ata- vent In chim­ ney if chimney la double. If chlm- and have pipe leading from thl* regi­ ster Into th* ehlmney below the smoke iripc- •tiring. Suitable room or-place fot can be made to fit any eye. Optical work is good repair and pointed. Good foundation. Well lighted with aomr attention to proper lightingMust onr specialty, we can terior decorations. Good black- Pike & Damon Jewelers, Opticians Phone 281 men strain and struggle, brnik ly to furnace. Register In chimney While there Is lots of oclencn In the and removes foul air from room. for foul sir “vent. Partition off Hardwood floor and Interior clean wardrobes In vestibule in front of a smashing, rough and tumble con­ New steps. Set aullalble flict in -which youth and agility tlnalFurnishings aad Supplies—Desks room. ■liable for children of all ages, blaekproperly placed. Good teacher's desk Wkrd..— onslaught. Good book cose. A’good collection boards, slate or hyloplate. rob««. Now section of floor through school Oll the floors, reality. Evyry move of this big globe, dictionary, sanitary drinking to schedule, condition. battle is recorded with a fidelity and facilities realism that Is thrilling wonderful. Organisation—School well-organ­ Ised. especially aa to grade*. Claaelp New Bijou. Matinee and flcatSoe and daily register kept. Def­ A treat that none^shouh! inite program of recitation and study. leads the band, bring a soloist—Do OS st Seed discipline. fl»u»-yoars high ariteel satires. Kldd’a Vanished Treasure*. ' people are *HJ] leareblng for Captala Kidd’s buried treasure. This Ula, having Mffne’y (o barn, probably criftaatti It Uy upset. Their carrying capacity also Is great, and the kufa men pack In their paasetigere like herrings in a bar­ rel. 1 had the good luck to take a pho­ tograph of the actual building of a kufa on the banks ot the Tigris river, says a writer In tho Wide World. They uro made of date palm branches woven together with rope made out of leaves of the same palm, thickly plas­ tered on the outside with bitumen. They range from four to twelve fe«t . in diameter. Nowhere but on the Tigris and loner Euphratus river* can one see these curioua craft, which serve principally tor the transport of Daniel E. Birdsall passengers, country produce and beast* of burden across the river. Daniel E. Blrdiuil, tne wel ■ ... cteran. will About three men are requirwl to make us codnty a kufa of respectable sijfc. and it rommiaalom take* them some twenty d/ya to build up to tha highest tempAhfture at which it can be bornc.for at least ten minutes, by adding hot water as the temperature of the foot bath becomes and loards. slate or hyloplate. Freah ulr clinch, and put In smashing blows rhlch Intaks and returns from room direct­ whenever they »ro fighting free. ihoot Mesopotamia Boat. Known as Kufa, rapld turn-over of this stock uf mcr- : Tablets. it. Like the kelek. the kufa 1* ot cha nd lee. und no doubt an extraonll-'] ,how that tho active principle la the -if Woodland. Mr. Birdsall has pro­ nary sale -will be In store for the peo- Thyroid Gland «>f th« »h- .-p. The moled many drains during the four great antiquity, for both these strange ergft were Ip use long before the limo pTo of Hastings and’Barry county. ! National I>isponant<>r>- says that Tltv•Of £hrl*L Tb# oJdwnce.pf.ihfa >,«»' £“,14 Gland when u«c,| In <Hi*.cCybc: Little disputable, for on the bas-reliefa taken .sufllfh-nt to enujt" dvireazc In ‘weight nrctest with the propowd Tho Greatest Fight Ever Filmed. Tharnapplo and Gun River drain*. from the palace of Sennacherib both Borne power of tho primitive throbs craft are clearly represented. wrinkling ,<if the skin. The Hot Foot Bath. There ta-nothjng like n hot foot counts for tho perpetual popularity SCHEMES TO KEEP UMBRELLA healthy flesh for u skin like n China ­ bath to tranquillize tjic viervoua sys ­ of cumbat. While wrestling bouts, man and wrinkles lli:<< a Merino tem after a siege of prolonged study, boxing-matches and prlzo tights have j sheep. thyroid' gland will probably have a tendency to produce that result. literary labor or other intellectual ac­ tivity nt night. The bath should be that marks one of tho big. fierce and taken every night, for about ten or vital chapters of "The Spoilers." twelve minutes, before going to bed. While Roy Glcntster is a strenuous Every time it rains, according to .-timoninti and the water should be as hot as can person, he curbs his disposition ha* got a real affiictlon in be borne. Let the water come well one observer of city life, the grow­ openly meet and overthrow the over the ankles. It will cause the ing popularity of raincoats Is demonblood vessels' in the feel to fill and strated-'by the Increasing number of niinent cause of his ruin.—until the psychological moment. Disregarding IS obliged tn vs-hrw all <»-<-iilnt->ry afford almost inslant comfort and them to be seen. Yet the umbrella all restraint that has kept him.from performances with any gentleman" soothing effect, as It withdraws blood holds Its own, loo. and the manu­ callers. Bfit tin- ’DiM'tor facturers and sellers of the latter Hluff for "Maud." the alllh All pressure •front the overstimulated have an unfailing market bepatise of rlth brain. This Induces relaxation and the recognized propensity of the um­ cases the mental tension, quieting th* scorning to light an unarmed man. he nervous s.'su-m, so that sleep is pro­ brella for gening lost. . enters -the clinch with savage joy. ' ! used to lose two <St three timbrelmoted. While scientific boxing, or wrestling. day and . Provide n suitable fuel bouse tor wood 1f burn­ emplifltd, these two strong men put pocket handkerchief win up a fiercer fight than has ever been a nnpkin. that Villone Our chemist coop la sufficient caught upon the flying film. None of No 1 fri. Carttc the so-called "holds" am barred and take care of you very satisfactorily thcjstlll gaining. furniture school tn a bare, tree leas and ahn l<ss locality, especially where rr has spoiled the hand of Nature, . nta/e-uninspiring-thin teaching and sUidylng In a school-building when Krjftd Lmti ait m gnJ kth. "Mirs T. OLD CRAFT OF ODO DESIGN The Kufa, a curious circular boat ma3>- of basketwork, and seen no­ where else in the world, la a com­ mon sight in Mesopotamia. The fer­ rymen charge only a cent each pas­ senger. There is one good point about In danger «f qualifying for. n jilaev , ng ta achodule. Remove old pump. will remove from thls'clty's busln- -e Na. 3 tri. Oariton—Paint building. ind besoming a real kitten A. Hartman, both of Hope tow Wesplnter and W. War Veteran’s Term As Drain Commr. Expires. fiard at Thanks—I wish te thank ty patrons for their kind romem- Antidote for Loneliness. i-jtlmat-'d There is un old lady living out on 'Maud" nnd tor 50 a barrel full <ifj Washington Heights who has studied out tho psychology of company, ttnd can cheer herself tip at a moment s notice on dull days wheu she Is all alone. . "My san.* for whom 1 keep house, is Keeping It Up. Shortly after the death of one of England's great pools one of hi* de­ voted admirers visited the little vil­ lage where tho poet had lived and died. The stranger entered Into convehtation with an old man, n native of the village, remarking sadly on the death of the poet. "Aye, aye,” nnaw-crod the old man encouragingly; "still I tankno doobt but the wife’ll carry the business on.” Banner Want Ads Pay Banner Wantf Ads Pay she explained, “and 1 am left to my­ self. On dark and stormy days, when 1 cannot get out. I hang the big look­ ing gtisii on the kitchen wall; then I atove nnd place my sewing chair where I can aee my own reflection In the mirror. Tho kettle ring*, tha •team moves, the lady in tho minor quoted. Tnhtll I hit upon the device of carrying one with a crook in tho handle Just the size for Atting over, the arm so that by hanging it there 4 can use both hands without putting tho umbrella down and going off and forgetting IL" Another scheme of the same sort is to carry either an um­ brella or a cane all ihn tijne, so that you get used to having something la your hand. Then when you feel that your hands are empty you will re­ member your umbrella and go baek ■ and get It, providing, pf course, that you go back in time, before some one Dally Thought If is a good thing to be rich, and a good thing to be strong, but It la a better thing to be beloved of many friends.—Euripides. Dally Thought. of tea together. Tho Illusion i» per­ fect. It’s a party."—Minneapolis Ledger. ADVERTISE IN THE BANNER. PROMT IX HAMNER WANT ADS. ' �Store Closed Mon. and Tues., Jan. 4th and 5th Unheard of Price-Reductions Quantities Limited (MAT 10 DAT SALE Beginning Wed.Jan. 6, at 9 a m All Purchases Positively Guar­ anteed or Your t Money Refund■ ed. Never Again Will a Like Opportunity be Presented to the The J. S. Goodyear Co’s Magnificient Stock of the Highest Grade Dry Goods and Ready to Wear People of Barry Co. Must Close Out Positively in 10 Days The building has been sold to Arthur E. Mulholland, Druggist, and must be completely-vacated by us at the expiration of this record-breaking sale. Never before in our Personal Experience have such tremendous price reductions been offered to the public anywhere and if it were not for the unusual circumstancs this GREAT BARGAIN FEAST would be impossible. The J. S. Goodyear Co. after 55 years of successful and highly creditable business career have sold their building and were forced to close out their beautiful stock at once. We bought it at our own price. No other condition could bring about these Positively Unheard of. Money Saving Values. , . * Judge for yourtelf! Bring this bill with you and come at once. The quantities necessarily are limited. It will pay you to travel many miles to attend this Great Price Slaughter. Come as often as you can. Read These Items! Ono lot ladies* and children's un­ derwear, Goodyear Co.'s Price 35c. now ' u ft 1PC Best Calicoes, Goodyear Co.'* Price 6c. now 3!ic 36 in. unbleached sheeting, Goodyear Co.'s Price;7r, now J TfC One lot of French ginghams, Goodyear Co.'s Price 25c « £ now ................................. loC 36 in. unbleached sh'ecffng. Goodyear* Co.'* Priri*8c. now SJic Best lining cambric now ___________ 3c 36 in. \ unbleached sheeting, • . Goodyear Co.'* Price lOr, now 61sr Bleached outing flannel. Good- A year Co.'s Price 8c, now... DC 36 in. bit-ached inmdin. Good- f* year Co.'s Price 8c now. DC One lot of silks, Goodyear Co.'s Price from 50c to Aft 8100, now..^.,.............. 36 in. bleached muslin. Good­ year (>».'s Price Ifk*. now.. wPC 36 in. Lonsdale muslin, now ■ 7Jic One lot of silk*, Goodyear Co.'* Price 81.00, now....4FJFC I hi. Fine Cambric, Goodyear Co.'s 15c and l?c quality f now i 11C 9-» unblenched sheeting, Goodyraj- Ch.'s. 30c quality ftj 9-1 bleached- year Co.'s Good- sheeting, 31c 30 in. black taffeta silk, Good­ year Co.'s Price ft.25 /»A now ....................................... uilC 1 5 in. year ! One lot outing flannels, Good• year Co.'* Price, and foe. now ■6He rfCsV'rrprim. gimtiiumK-'tiwiij- jr year tk».’* Pric* Ik’, now: One Curtain materials.’ Qoodyear Co.’s Price to r» 15c. now ................... One Tot <7 curtain materiaik ’> in. black measalinr, year Co.'s Price. 81.00 1 11C Goodyear Co.’s Price to « 25c now.................. .................. One lot of curiam materials, J ft me Goodyear Co.'i Price to 50c now........................ One lot of white good*. suitable waists and dresses. Good- < ft yrar, Co.'sBPrico 5<>c, nowl PC One lot white goods’ Good- ft . PC year Co.'s Price 25c. now.. 1&C for kimonas*. Price in ’ One lol of dress gingham.*, Good­ year Co.'s‘ Price 15c, now .................................... ry /e One lot of ilanneleft*. Good­ year Co.'s Price ltj>c and ft 15c, now .. O C One lot of year Co.'a tlanneb-tto*, Price, 25c Good­ Good­ TvC I PC .One lot «f dress goods. Goodyear Aft Co.'* Price, 50c. 50c anti O/ C •One lot of dree* goods. Goodyear Co.'s-J»ri(lQ, St.00 an)i ft ft 64.25. now OPC Ono lot of dress goods. Goodyear Co.’s Price SI.50 and 82.<W. now ................ ftp J0C One lot of silks* suitable for trim­ ming* and ventings. Goodyear year Co.'s - Price. 82.00 and 62.50. now QQ POC . Co.'* Price St-tW. jww’,...... .. 6 iw/j wC jg Q One lot of table linen. Goodyear Co.'s price 75c, now^Q /• o ODC One lol of table, hncu. Good- A A C Ono lot of table linen. Goodyear Price 85c, now TX—. ft - * . 1U Days Only WEICKGENANT & RIEDE Proprietors 0C [ hasting thread, feather slitch braid and etc.. Goodyear Co.'s Price 10c, now Hook and eyes, Goodyear' Q Co.'s Prices 5c and 10c now DC j 1C • • Obe lot of table linen, 5 piece* of buck toweling, Goodyear '7Q 1Q CwS<Price to 8c. now......... children. Goodyear Co.’s ftft | Fancy bress Braids, Goodyear ft HOC ; Ar* novf£DC One lol of *taqd year Co.'s Price 35c. now. Ono lol of stand year Co.’s Pricer spreads. Good- 19c spreads. Good- 39c 75c. now ........... Ono lol turkish and guest- towels. Goodyear .'Co?* Price «ft 1UC One lol. stamped year Co.'* Price now .................... linens. Good- 19c f" j DC One lot white apron*. Good- < year Co.'s Price 25c, now One lot fancy white aprons, Goodyear Co.’s Price ' ft£* 50c. now DDC ‘ Small lot underwear, odd* and Goodyear ends. Price 19c. now.-- “‘5c . Ono hit ladies' and children’s un­ derwear, Goodyear ' Co.'s ft Price 25c. now.. tfC ft ft One lot cotton batts. Good- j A Co.’s Price 25c, now.. . 1 PC 1 piece atair carpel' Goodyear ft Co.’s Price 15o./f>ow........... Odd* and ends women's and P* children's hose, now DC PC Infant wool hose ..Goodyear* < ft Co.'s Price 25c, now - 1/C ! Children's wool, fleece lined and cotion . hose. Goodyear J ft Co.’s Price 25c, now....... year C.’s Price 10c. now^f 97 Children’* wool hose. Goodyear Co.'* Price 50c, nowDf Jsaco curtains all go al % the original price...-..-..... A few bed discount. | / /2 spreads, at 20 per cent One lot dress skirts, Goodyear Co?* J’rice Io 85 00 Aj C C Women's fleeced lined hose, Goodyear Co.'s Price now .............. "17c Misses floored lined gloves, brown navy and red. Goodyear, jft Co.'s Price 25c, now 1UC ' One lot kid gloves, small sixes. Goodyear Co.'* Price nr* 61.00, now .......................... .^DC Women's kid gloves. Goodyear Co.'s Prices 81.30 and /in 62.23. qow ......................... &OC One lol dre*s skirts, Co.'s Price to 86.00 now ................................. Goodycai- Aft ftft ,D»»Pv One'not dress Co.'s Price skirts, Goodyear For the sake of your own pocketbook you ctrnnot afford to miss this Goodyear 4 ft me slock Entire •rioek ycar ilo.'s of Oft p/ C corsets. Good- corset*, liood- of Price 81.50 AO — '* A J QA D1»DP year tto.'*. 82.00 and now.......... One lol corset covers. Goodyear Cp”* Price "SOc and 75c muslin lot _Utw skirl*. Goodyear Co.'s PririKtLUp, 81.50 ^A,nn<l 82.00, now...................... Hrnnll lot eiderdown dressing . sufique*. 'Gootlyi>ar Co.'* Price 81.50. now ....... / 2/C OA — DPC Children* hoods, Goodyear 1 7 _ Co.'s Price 30c and 3Oc. now 1/C Knit woof shawls. Goodyear ‘fo.’s l*fice $1.23. now. ■ ■ due lot women'* O tQC outing flannel 97^ D/ C year Co.'s Co.'s CO Price 81.25 lot ladji-s wrapper*. Good­ Co.’* Prico 81.00 imudI! One lot coats, Goodyear Aft ft/a Co.'s Price to 8H) nowyp»pjj lMc.4am.J0, now..................... to gown! Goodyear Co.'s Prirc 50c. now................... One lol outing flannel gowns. Good­ to 87.50 coat*, Co.'s .Price Co.'* Prii-e.lXic, now...... Entire QQ #P5 lot 4^ Waists, (loud- One ioC'-cbrsels, (ioo«lyear One lot coats, not this year'* -style* Gooiiyear Cd.'s Price A J to 810. now.................. One wash Smalt lot silk waist*. -Goodyear - j:o”* Price to 85.00 UC OqeJylxpUoii batt*..Goodyuar^A.. -T/C’s Price Hk. npu *• .'PC ' 1/C Children's wool hose. Good- 07 C One lot 45. in. chiffon, can bo uiyd for lining & etc.' Goodyear W A <>).’* Price 50c, tiow,....l UjC year Co.'s Prices 81.75 A < 62.00. and 62.35,. now pl year Entire stork cmbroidcrite :tnd All ov*rr laces % the original | / price......................................... regular AA 61.00 quality, nqw One loL won'icu'* union *uiii' OifC 8i.up. now....................... One lol Jnp silk waists DC QQ lot Small Gm.- lot laces. Goodyear Co.'s A Price 15c, now................... derwear. union suits and sepa­ rate garments, Goodyear Co.'s Price 50c. now Co.’* “1 to 10c. now............................. One lol ladies' and children'* un­ Goodyear now ^C sertion.iGoodyear Co.’s Price ♦ Price 81.25 A A ....................................... One iuL mik ‘'petticoat* PC Co.'* Price Io iOe, how.... JjL DDC /PC year Co.'s One lol lace' .and embroiflbry ^n- Remnants—Dress Goods,- Silk, Wash Goods, and. etc., One-hall price ‘ DPC DC One lol ribbon*. Goodyear ft .Co.’e Prine’tu..25c, now.... PO C One lol children's wash dresses, Goodyear Co. s Price to ft ft 81.25, now............................. One lol colored petticoat*, Good­ ft I •price to 62.W. now Aft jq ritibuns, Goodyear women ami for Ono lolzwa*h.skirls, Goodytar'Co.'tt Price 81.25 3 yds. long, Goodyear Co.'s 84 qu»fflyOne pattern (able cloth, il4.yd*. long lol plush capes. Goodyear .Aft Co/* Price 85, now One lol,* children'* wash drvsaes, Goodyear Co.’* Price 60 eftft 5‘Je and 75c, now.................. /C Fiischer* German Knitting, •« Q 1-4 lb. skeins, now................ 1 PC 'bqe Price SI.oo and <f--*5 now ............................./PC One lot sweater* ^UC Goodyear Co.'s regular 88.50 value. now^^aTtO ! i One lot of umbrellas, Goodyear Co.'s Co.'s Prices 50c and n/j 65c, now .................... fTn'c lot of pattern lable cloU)!', 5 Good­ jQ Shetland Floss, Saxony and Ge<^ manluwu yarns, Goodyear ft Co.'s Price to 12%, now... One lol harrelte#, Goodyear £» Co.'s Price f5c. now...,." DO Goodyear $1.09 Women's initial handk'fs. year Co.'s prices 19 and Ail Furs Ji Price ___________ 15c One lol of (able linen. Good- rtfl year Co.'s Price 81.25 nowdOC 35c, now ....................... year Co.'s Price 81.00 nowQirv 1 ft tut) yd. spool silk now Odds and ends darning cotton, Llack One lol of Turkish nnd Guftt towels, Goddyear Co.’s Price ft 10c and I2%c. now......... OC 65c now Corduroy.. Goodyear ' gf Bark Combs and’barrettes, Good­ year Co.'* Price, 25o'now.................. ■ Ona lot of lunch cloths, Good­ year Co.'s Price f3.bo*j£ J Giw-jyear*<’•».'* Price 75c J 9 now < q Ofl|a lot c-oata, Goodyear Aft q Co.'s Price io 615. IIOW^O ePO dne lot women's vests and pant*. Ont lot of dress good*. Goodyear Co.'s Price- 25c, -30c, and | ft 35c, now.................................. DC Soe. now Good­ j ... DC 8espqnUt)c '.Crepe * Goodyear Co.'s black taffeta silk' Co.'s Price 81.50 i quality Q DC San silk, all colors, Goodyear Co.'s regular 5c quality, now ^'omen's handk'fs, Goodyear r* Co.'s Price tOc. now DC Satisfaction Guaranteed! year One fol bouse dresses, (modyear ' Co.'s Price, 8100 and fl .25, now.............................. T\_1 , / PC 10 Days Only J. S. Goodyear Co’s Store | �THE HASTINGS BA.WEE. nBCKMUUI >1. !•!<. PAGE fflT —■I il 4OTT Clearance Sale! 4off The sale you have been waiting for is now on. The chance to buy the moat reliable Suits and Overcoats for Men and'Boys at a genuine discount of 25 per cent is now open to you. This includes B. Kuppenheimer & Co. and Matchless Specialty Co. Suits and Overcoats and the famous Dutchess Trousers. All seasonable, dependable merchandise, crisp, clean and up to date. (Blue serge suits not included.) - $25.00 Suits and Overcoats now ■ $22.50 Suits and Overcoats now $20.00 Suits and Overcoats now $18.00 Suits and Overcoats now - $18.75* $16.88 $15.00 $13.50 $16.50 Suits and Overcoats now $15.00 Suits and Overcoats now $12.00 Suits and Overcoats now $10.00 Suits and Overcoats now - Every garment sold is fully guaranteed to be as re­ presented. This is really unnecessary to mention as wefedthatwehaveproved . to the people of Barry Co. in our twenty-nine years of dealing with them, that we always do as we adver­ tise. $12.38 $11.25 $ 9.00 $ 7.50 This is a chance for you to save money weeks earlier than usual. Come while the selections are good. 25 per cent reduction on Boys’ Suits, Overcoats, heavy weight Trousers and'Work Coats. SEE OUR WINDOWS Morrill Lambie<5Co SEE OUR WINDOWS One Price Clothiers ^PERSONAL MENTION | cold while braathlng fresh air, but It Did you ever see a huMer, woodsman or primitive Indian with a cold? Fallacy two La that you Obould "feed;" । nem spent from Saturday till Mondayl better chan whisky. A PARISIAN HOUSEHOLD French Capital. R la not considered a disgrace th Reubert Hall spent Monday with old Oliver Water*, of Albion, called on cretlona aran't interrupted. If you must sat more than usual put the emphasis on frulR* Drinking cop­ iously and frequently of pura water is lH slater. Mrs. Lucian Willison. Mlaa Lucille Randall of Grand Rap- ' 1.1, ....... .K— ...--- ■ t.-.-1 Joa. dottle of Chicago, La the guest and Thelma Butch over Sunday. She In Detroit ty in Grand Rapid*. Mra. Clem Foster rrtumeil Wednes­ day from her visit In Grand Rapids. a factory than In n household would ba laughed at. Mauds Anuesley. in "My Parisian Year." jives a delight­ ful account of 'Parisian servants. A maid la ready to run out on er- Luther Burbank. cold won't more, drink more water and avoid guest of Hastings friends • pioneer resident or this clt* suddenly .ut her home Mis* Charlotte Benham la spending with typhoid fever. •ha( holiday week with her parent* at Homer. ... Johnson Mlaa Ethel Ward of Cleveland is • nd daughter Miss Mary of Montprlacallon w*ith home folks. j i Dr. and Mrs. J. G. McGuffln and eon Randall of Grand Rapids, vis. it with hi* father und relatives at They exBurch. Ixindon, Ontario, Canada. Daniel Shen in Now York. TJt*y came 1 Christmas Wlicu Worming Over Meet. The b-tt^way to warm up a roast of meat la to wrap It in thlckly greasetl paper, nnd Ijrep It covered while In tha oven. By having It covered the steam will prevent the meat front becoming hard nnd dry. •nd It will become heated through In Anson Merrill und Bert Merrifleljl left Thursday for Bayminette. Ala­ bama. where they have located. Whitney Tunner nnd the families of M«*sra. Merrill ami Merrineld left Monday for the same place. Mr. Tanner will return in the firing. Funeral services will be -held In fit. Newark, Ohio. are guests uf Hastfaga ose church at nine o'clock on friends nnd relatives. Miss Wilfred Mnwn of GraylHig. spent Christinas with her parents, Mr. REASONS FOR JOINNGCHURCH Continued from page 1 MDja Mrs. Ira, Baldwin and baby nte Cm______.________ Mr*. /Bechtel of Baltimore. of Mrs. Walter ixigan from Friday until Mondav quiet, pnd. In keeping with the' n. TJi'-y Jiro । non and judgment. with his Min. J. M. Townsend Why'not make this bank YOUR BANK? Why not open a SAVINGS account here and let us pay YOU interest on your savings. \ Are You Really Independent? No man is truly independent who is in debt or whose outgo is not less than his income. \ .Money in the bank to fall back upon in an emergency or lo use in an opportunity gives one a wonderful feeling ot inde­ pendence, • \ Build up such a reserve as this-by opening a savings account with us apd add 3 per cent interest to your savings semi-annually. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK h„ r-a.,.1 Uaiam Member Federal Daoarua Reserve CSystem • \ HASTINGS, MICH. Wednesday mornin* to Mishawaka. Ind-, tn attend the golden wedding They lake a friendly Intereat in yotir^appcarance. and in your goings and coming*- They will ask how you tloa, "I'm sure madame looked nicer than anyone'." ’ Sonants in Paris do not spend all they earn ou dress. They have one never ape their niistreMfs. One femme de chambre Lad asked per­ mission to go to a ball given by her aftns to me without an atom of self­ conscious new. She was charming in a black skirt and neat, white, high blouse; she wanted nothing better.— the ThompsonYouth*. Companion. dent of the construction of the 3* ‘ . HU Bunday with Hustings relatives. erected, and Philip having charge of tho finishing of the Interior same structure. only to be as helpful as I could In the •’ A bank is a depository for the savings of public at large. . It pays interest on the money it receives from you and it receiv cb in terest for the money it loans to its customers. In general, a bank is the same as any other business insti­ tution, save, that its interests which arc your interests are more carefully safe guarded by the strictest of conservative business "their work", the cook will help with tha drawing-room, or will aid the maid with needlework If she I* preaaed for time, and the maid* will . .Rock* guest of his mother. Mrs. Helle Patti><>n. Christmax. key officiating. Burial will take place nor, uf Shultx. spent Tuesday with A Bank’s Mission long dlstauce by tram or train, and her apron is not considered by her as a "badge of servitude." The cook always does her morning shop­ ping hat les* and aproned. There la PUT END TO FOOTBALL GAME Witnesa Contest. but Pi Middling Good Money. Ju«t before the Civil war io much counterfeit money waa tn circulation that business men found It advanta­ geous to tiae a counterfeit note de­ tector. ' head scanning thd*'spen water south- my privilege. and that by my own Mr. and Mrs. Orval Burghdaf und ,:'K,T,7X“i ’er.the “L"",' bow hv rttv in ri,,,.., .J , *lwr <ur -x.mln.na,.. oa ' curat of her brother. Grotgc Wilson low forgot thia particular errand. A third time he waa charged with it in terms unmistakably strong. Again he day has added to the satisfacti/in I Mrs. O. Manning. Christmas Day. forgot. Fearing to conteia hi* earnhundred nine Into full fellowship the rtureh. ■Ihlllty among my fellow*, my great-■ Mined Mr. and Mm Bert Hading* and er Inner atrength to meet the uncer- i family of KaUmasoo. Christmns Day. taint io* th. - ---------------------- “ - • ■ ----- ------------- ----------- --- — sensibility O to kick the misshapen ™ * •”“"• !™>«V «t ’"r K. men were just getting the Kink* out ot tljulr legs when the harpoonfcr-W the crow'* nest called softly down to tho deck that a poll* bear had scented the men on the ice and wa* excitedly mak- somehow. "Well," said the storekeeper anx­ iously, "did they say It waa a bad bill?" "Why. no." said the stage driver de­ be in a great hurry. He shambled rap­ body of Chrlii-men and Chrlrt-womcn | Miss Maude Slaeon and Clare Slesor. liberately. "not exactly." • nd working with them under the [of Freeport are gitexis of Mr. and “Not exactly?" ejaculated the oth­ idly along in and out among the humplan of great leaden, shoulder to Mrs. J. M. Hnwon and Mis* Mubcl 81*- er. "What do you mean. Was it Jaa. । Pull himself erect to »nlff the air »houlder. and try ing to do my duty.1 son. i good?" • nd In aa wuv linmnarerl tw th. una. \t ’ Na, »o< <•>.«!, Hat. - ..di“5 <*»" T. M. Foster. Jih.aldn.a briiht.ned a IU.I.. “TA.,‘k T1 “ *“ thing In th- church -which I cannot visit hl- parent*. Mr. and Me*. D. R. .... ... > . r that he crew more ami fully-, approve, and (hereby hindering j Foster. some from coming Into fellowship' Mr. und Mr*. II. Wider- und **■* '■ — daughter Bct-dc ot Santa -Rosa. Cal.. did no harm to tho men on the Ice _ ;-----------wni ice ocar came w tun last Moore—Bump Marriage. 1 family. h“V1 ■ t^Brn”Lr ®’e,T J hunimock -hat »eparated him from tho -■'Mandy, vd in mat Ch.y “» « pl» On. or ih. own ... I, id Mr. Wil-1 r<-turn<Ml rrnm ixrweti wn-tre iney . 7 .. .. o’'r wvro unit- •'pent Christmas with Mnt. Shawinan'* *le Political situation year. *>» >l» .............................. * thia -- -------------«. 'WW ,h. ..uMu, - out i■ Yo.t on (Treat-. Oatcake-"Mebbe, 811..; buL “ ’* of the ball when tho bear suddenly emerged inJu clear view. Tho ball fell A reception -will ba held 1 Grand Rapid- arc moving to Haatlnga to thn Ice. the man s lig tame hurriod> home on thia Wednes- ‘hl- week. They were former rewi- about It for three month* ahead." . Orators a Poor Second. Remarkable Family. 'Ml** Florence, and Morri* Bartow. about*, -r-T* and the — Ice■ ~~ became alive with r, Beyond a doubt the telephone ha*— —— — r’e remarkable record '.nr*' _-pent ..... Chrletrnw Mlh relatives•_>•••) fn ( northern Michigan. "■ conferred more bouelits upon mankind' men. Never was there a prised the Raltlnglaa* (County Wick-| Mr. und Mr*. Will Smith und ehll■ than all the political-nratnra that erar *»uklt,r change ot scene. Men aintnlow, Irelandl.rural council when appll- -----. '1 " k t i lh . w .. r k vi*-i «ht. w..-k vi«.>.... .-------- '------- - u bled and fell and yelled and fought cation* tor cottages were being db-iffi’"— brr... Mr*. Abby Urktn ************** thairMU cussed, it was stated that one of the applicants. Jehnllurphy, had been manned ftra Hm«>. and has 11 chil- daughter of Grind Rapid- epent | trona on Rural Route No. 3. I wlsji to, Hth laughter that they mado no c! drea Murphy proudty asserted that Chri«tm«M with the former*^ parents, express my cr-UJudc and approciu- j Mr. and Mrs. 1L C. Water* <.t|on for the beautiful und useful gift*I------ --------- ----------------Mr. nnd Mrs. Wunen Wilcox re. -towered upon mo during Cfcrtelmas | oughb -larmptf at th>t copstcrnatUm the youngest a baby, and all the fam­ Dirmd 8umii; io tltcjr home in Un-.^'k 1 th-kk ><ju .all for iouj1 he bad caused ib.l he turn-ti tail and ily sere r«d 00 rabbit* idiifc after H*|tlng I lulling* relative* Kindly wmembraflres and wl»ti you.flad in a ciumtj gallop down the Ice --— ------•" a ver> Happy,New .Year. Clarence I’hlUey, df Hickory Cur. D. It. Foster. Carrier, Rout* 3. , ' ■ - �Clothcraft Suits Sulperior MY SEMI-ANNUAL UNION SUITS SQUARE DEAL SALE Begins Wednesday, Dec. 30 ALL SUITS AND 1Z. fljr OVERCOATS Z* «££ ALSO ALL HEAVY WORK PANTS This Means This Means All Men's $25.00 All Men’s $2200 All Men’s $20.00 All Men's $18.1*) All Men’s $16 00 All Men’s $15 00 All Men’s tW.OO All Men’s $12 00 All Men’s $10.00 SUITS or OVERCOATS ........ SUITS or OVERCOATS.......... SUITS or OVERCOATS ............ ... SUITS or OVERCOATS. ................... SUITS or OVERCOATS ......... SPITS or OVERCOATS............... SLITS or OVERCOATS . ..... .. SUITS or OVERCOATS ------SUITS or OVERCOATS............ ................ . .. .. .. . . 16.so is.oo 13.S0 12.00 11.25 10.S0 9.00 7.50 AH All All All All Heavy $3.50 Heavy $3 00 Heavy $2 50 Heavy $2.00 Heavy $1.50 This Means WORK PANTS ■ - $2.63 WORK PANTS 2.25 WORK PANTS - - 1.88 WORK PANTS 1.50 WORK PANTS - - 1.13 AU Boy,’ $8.00 SUITS or OVERCOATS............ $6.00 All Boy,’ $7.00 SUITS or OVERCOATS ......... 5.25 All Boy,’ $6 00 SUITS or OVERCOATS ......... 4.50 All Boy.' $5 00 SUITS or OVERCOATS........ . 3.75 All Boy.’ $4.00 SUITS or OVERCOATS______ 3.00 All Boy.’ $3.00 SUITS or OVERCOATS______ 2.25 Any FUR CAP at Vi Price. Come early while the selection is good—they never last long at my prices. Blouses PERSONAL MEN on btulnr** Saturday. Walter*. Mlaa Anna - Hetmanaperger of Kalamazoo visited Hastings relative* G. F. CHIDESTER Knocker Overalls LEADING CLOTHIER Mo.rtimer Mchol*. tho past weak. city. Monday on bustns Ort, McClintock, who ha* been j baby of Galesburg. spent Christmaa .pending a few years in. Ohio with I with bar parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Judge Clement kmitt Hill. Ing. Tuesday attending a meeting of, relatives, tn home for the winter. the judges of the state. Mr. and Mrs. Don Crook of VicksMr. fend Mrs. A. B. Stain and Mias Olive Lathrop of Lansing Is1 lhe guest of her brother. Dr. C I*. , Lathrop and/Mrs. . Ixithrop. Mr. and Mrs*. John Hhuwmrin of Lansing. were guests of Hastings and lUmlly relatives the lost uf the week. Christmaa. „ t»r. Chester Pryor of Rig Rapids Christmaa vacation with Muskegon, were Christmas guests of Judge and Mrs. Clement Smith and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cook. Mis* Blancho Hampton of ChlcaNicholas DabJIch of Leadville. Col­ go Is 'upending thn holidays with her orado. came homo with Frits Rebor ■later. Mias Gertruda Hampton and from tho University of Michigan for a visit through tho holiday* Mr. and Mra. Emil Tyden and Rapids spent last weak with her par­ daughter. Miss Florence, of Evan­ ents, Mr. and Airs. Kep Silsbee and Oths/ relatives. ■pent hla | A. M. Hah of Belding was the jfuest of Hastings relatives for Christ - I Dr. nnd Mr*. Wynn Nobles | daughter of Grand Led go were and father during tho holidays. Will J. Field returned to Chicago Monday , after amending Chriatmaa here with rekutvea Mrs. Field will remain until the last of tho week. Edward Downs and his cousin. Claude Down* ot Charlotte, left on Monday for Jacksonville. Florida, where they will spend several month*. J. Z. Maynard, two daughters TIL. are spending thn holidays with Mary and Clara H. Maynard of Stan- January Pre = Inventory Clearance Sale/!! We thought we were buying very carefully during . the past season but wb find we are quite heavily over stocked and must reduce this before we take inventory next month. We are going to give the people of Barry county the advantage of a big Pre-Inventory Sale. . / I■ - . Sale Starts January 2nd DOLLS Unbreakable Dolls. 25c values, pre inventory price. .18c 50c values, pre inventory price. . . 38c 75c values, pre inventory price. . 48c DRESS GOODS. $1.75 to $2.00 values, pre inven­ tory price.„ . . $1.29 1.50 value, pre inventory price 1.15 1.35 and 1.25 valtfe, pre inven­ tory price......... .98 1.00 value, pre inventory price'. .85 .75 value, pre inventory price .59 .50 value, pre inventory price .43 FURS—25 to 50 per cent discount. UNDERWEAR Men’s single piece, heavy underwear sale price........ ............................. 42c Men’s $ 1.00 underwear, sale price 88c Children’s 25c underwear, sale price..................... 19c Children’s 50c underwear, sale price.................. 42c Children’s $1.00-underwear, sale-price...................................... 84c Ladies’ 25c underwear, sale price. 21c Ladies’ 50c underwear, sale price .'42c Ladies’ $1 underwear, sale price 84c Night Shirt* and Night Gowns. 50c values, pre inventory price. . . 72c 75c values, pre inventory price. . .58c $1.00 values, pre inventory price.79c $1.25 values, pre inventory price. 98c DRESS GINGHAMS High time to buy dress ginghams, for spring.. One lot 15c and I2|p ginghams per yard....................................... -8£c 8c shirting, per yard.........................-.6c GROCERY DEPARTMENT 181bs. E. sugar...................... $1.00 7 boxes tip matches........................ .25 Corn syrup, per gallon................ ■38c Corn syrup, per | gallon........... .19 10c Crown baking powder.... .07 Fancy seeded raisins, per.pkg.... .10 8 bars Lenox soap........................ .25 15c Post Toasties 13c, 2 for.... .25 Jello, Jellycon, Tryphosa, 3 for .25 Bulk coffee, per lb............ 14c-17c-22c Jumbo topsy turvy mtaches 7c, 4 .25 Fancy bacon, per lb......................, .22 Picnic hams, per lb.......... .. .L. ., .15 8 lbs. bluk rolled oats for. .................. 25 7 lbs. bulk starch for.............................25 Peanut butter 15c pe rib. 2 for. . .25 Large size Racket baking powder .07 Sunny Monday soap, per cake .04 Cut water sets, each..................... , ~T .19 Closing Out Suit Dept. 15 Misses Coats, worth up to $10.00, pre inventory price. .$1.69 20 ladies’ and misses' coats, worth up to $ 18, pre inventory price $3.48 ’ Balance of coats will be sold regard­ less of cost. Suits will be closed out at from $2.48 to $9.50 Dress Skirts, pre inventory price $1.39 to $4.98 YARNS 10c yams, per skein.............................. 8c Germantown, Saxony, Shelland Floss SWEATERS Ladies’ and Children's Sweaters 20 per cent discount. J. T. PIERSON & SON HASTINGS department store MICHIGAN �THE RAFTINGS BANNER, DECEMBER 31. 1SH. PAGE SEVEN MORGAN. Wil} Iovq them freely.' Lower Than Others. Read These Ed. Myers look a loaf of furniltim to Ionia Saturday. Orville Tot " ‘ it. \i(ttin| his parents. jt. (Utas, Tcf Mira • Myrtle M BM I Ray Pierce and Munll# and Hold. ' Henderson and wife,'of Shu1tz,agpent Christmas at Hiram Payne's. Chas. Tobtu.^amk family spent teaching in Christmas at Mel. Windershot's, of Baltimore. -, • ] other plants, recently established tn Unit should receive thia and surrounding counties. these get-to-gether meetings that the good things of,life tire passed along. Tbsaelwat th* may of vnui'i life, from eirlhood, tlirmiyii the ordeal, of ■otherkeod to the deciiniaf yearn, there i, no ufer or more reliable oedidae for iteaerh tronhlea and u£<j fixauir. Quite a little moving of late: Muri Helle* ho* moved Into hla nc Clydo Walton, onto his u« hMuw; Moore' Whitney into lainvil heg dtttar ____ __ —_. — ami Mrs. E'sher, of Prairieville. Christmaa. II. Northrup's. P. O. Nashville. George Demotes pefcpie eiitcrlainBert N«-*bott fell through od the Dernau's families Ghriitmus Albert Parker and family *peut the C. P. McNaughton t* spending the holidays at home with his family. Ho will start out on the road again th* iT.irn villa and had a Christ Dre. John Robinson fully tinjc^ing Staven*. being at horn? wiQi, his family church at Stoifr Point? again. this- •way are enjoying thn meetings ns well aa the sleigh ride* furnished by Elgin Mead, ho having taken us Editor Barnes of tho Run Is under supply. Bet- Chamberlain’s Stomach and liver Tablets , of Deilnn. i', Mra. Imis Con.it. Maurice Cock and faintly ‘spent Suntjay al Doi Payne's, of Doud dis- Ths program is not complsled *s y«t but a good ono I* aasumd and an al! Monday onn buameag. Mrs. Ida Wilts' of Marlon Is spend­ James Southard anil wife rpeiit . ing the holiday vacation with he: Chrlgtrtinn day with rehtives in Yan­ kee Springs. . . G. D MernllnAd|\. l>. .McrnOdd Lingle Higdon. CLOVHRDALE. started with' their guods for their Satie McClure of ChloaoA new hfunp in ^labtpp Tituraday. . Daniel Bolinger Is spending th* Haatlug* are spending Thoir families were to start Monday morning. We 'wMirlliom atireess ion, Ohio. Fioronca kciUdhuuacr visited with | friends in Homing* from Friday until[ in their uaty home. ,( Quit* a crowd aUeibr'd UwCtiritiU nt 8. I.. Bolinger's 'Monday. fl . • I Miss Dorolke*' Hoahasl of Battle mas U»e at the Taraneb sehbtil h<iu*e daughter, epent a few days with th* Christmas eve 'and^uoyed a line tho Morgan and C.mtlrion circuit of UttotM parents tn Marric*. Mtdk. thn T.1 M. cnurch will convene this program. Mur.h oKdit 4s due to Mr. und Mr*. James McDonald death ofAhelr father. jtlun with ralaUfm in Bunneid. the vacation during the holiday*. poor health of lata. The CfirUtma* neruises at ths varlnus churches were carried, out with much jomUX to the children, and those th^t’hud them In training. To sab* that they were well enjoyed by r.l|. would *>•» piaring It mildly. The IHUe onm. and many ot the older Mich., were the Christmas guest, of j tL’*. hi. nnrent. 1 The merchants enjoyed an’excep- ’ a . preceding towns tijforo Dy .our h Mrs. M was laid Hod been I&.I Tho Masoilc lodge observed Johns night, Monday evening, and my that u good, time was had is ! have no quartern** leader is undecided. We. miss th* factury whistles this week. We understand that they win start up with a full fore* next Monday. Hero la hoping that they Kendall knit-. George of may continue <0 operate tut success­ •Kent Friday with Mr. and fully the iomtng year us they have McLeod. in tho past. HhUlta spent Friday with year. that much I Arehfe Hr^htafWri-wytartnin-rf ttta Twilight fiuh'WedTTeicRiy evening! Roy BmtQ» vf,lM»Uo.Crack 1* driv­ ing for ,Dr. Kcllw, u,.. . Ml** JSbyC nbmlng'pf Lacvy »p» nl Frittay uod'&iluctfay.'wU&'uta Mlgse* Ethri. Edlui “Ad Vere 'Clamcik'v. .' Wil! Cjeempco and wife aiibiil Chrlatm** wiQi hfa rfW>ttief In Beetle errak. ,*— - = Sir. and’ Mtk Sklltmati'ciddrLrthed Mrs. MrNaughten of Satti" Creek Ehvin Oi-m*b* and family and R'A Frooman wn,t ftftmh'. etiriBfauu. •; aunt Wilkinson of Hickory Garner*. 4 Per c®nt Delton State Bank z Capital Surplus •20,000,00 6,000.00 A.. A. Aldrich, Pres. J. G. Hughes, Vice«Prc». Fred O. Hughes, Cashier A. A. Aldrich T. A. Aldrich DIRDCTOR.S Dr. Donald McLeay Wm. Elliott J. G. Hughes George J. Doster L. B. Teerpeotpg Death came instantly. *w< held at the Briggs church Monday al >3:00 o'clock and the re- tng said petition. A true eopy. Elta C_ Eggleston. Order For Puhllcntlon. court, held Judge of Probate. In., the Matter of th* Thotpo* Krlb*. D«cra*ad. Thu French' Lumber Co. of Battle n Instrument now and art up a mill. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manton firfntly, Mw Ray Knapp and dough- i LACEY. on file MARTIN CORNER®. Mr. und Hun la Claus, and nunosj —• —- ----- - — - , Mlaaes Ethel and Edith Clement" visit and to bo present at thevwedcHng! brother. Thomas ths following otHcsra were eleetea. attended tha^l'll Try Club at Sain ■C Mr*. Warner's.sister. -'-Monday. ■ Supt.. Mrs. Peter Adrtansnn: Ass't Mias Emetine Steven* is vlalUng her ' Mr*. Lewta Mill Buxton'*. Saturday ovcnlng. .. . -r,Ma ■ Jdhn, Christs nnd family of South .-\tinC, Mary Uurruuglu at Dowllug for I coring for her do Vtamli* and yr.in|j M^kinder. wife a /aw day*. . Landis, wha la lllJohn M-.id and-faritily of H.iatingi. । Preaching at .the and Hltlc daughter ata Chrislm.is din nor with their brother. Oh’un. und spent a few days of the past week ; day morning. *Pla ' with relatives hen-. * «. frxn Devon.’ -wishe- to thank all familylife and three. 1 Mr. Xlr. ^zi.l and Xlrw Mrs. J'harl^M Charlva Kl.nlnn Stanton w^r>. were!' . pOrrau. >"»- <1.-'* 'Wafer Christmas • y. • . present, 11 ntno and onc-holf pound! of Cedar Crock, dundkF.. daughter, — - - v-having- arrlvss!• there /fe; with WiHle Jones. Christmas with her rlster, Mrs. W. B. LUrkef-ln iBttle preek and Sunday Card of Thanks— vlgitad Jamna Smith and family ot talced .ibout forty of their n<xtr re.atlvr.i-nlfh a .dinner on ChtlHmi* I tor the many brautll ' mcmbrance* on Christmas, Milo Rhaw cf Trying was the Wuek Day. i| mrmorsme thank you. you. '. end guest of if41 Mra, Inn' Miss Dane Benson und Miss Grace; i thank Smith. 'Thomas are day. Reading. Clarence Van Patten. Banner Want: Ada Pay Hiivvrx. A Good Range is Not an Accident To produce an. iron range with all the conveniences of the steel range, reouired genius arid origiriality by experts who were accus­ tomed to design good goods only. The result is the Iron Chief—so good, so different, the new points of merit covered by patents. In this family range of pleasing pattern and distinctive design, you have joints that never open up (construction patented) ; largest oven built in any cast range, and an exclusive reservoir that heats the wa­ ter satisfactorily and permits you to bake at the some time. This eliminates your reservoir problem for life. It burns successfulfy and economically, hard coal, soft coal, coke,1 wood, and cobs. Being built of the genuine new Round Oak Iron, carefully tested and chemically pure, you are not only assured of every possible improvement, but a lifetime of service. Let us show you this range which has secured our heartiest com­ mendation. ALDRICH BROS. CO DIXTON, MICHIGAN Mr. und Mrs. John Pitts att Christmas dinner with MT*. IL 1U1lock und family. Leo and Golds Mourofr . of UB*r days with Raymond and-Frances AM- Grand Itaplds. Dec. Zdth. a nine pound son. who will answer to the name of Gordon. tioon ware quite well uttouded. Much credit nhould.be given M1m Stlpvhcomb, for her untiring efforts in training thorthlldrmi. who all did The dhitdren uitd grandchildren «t Christmas with them at their homo Mr. and Mrs. Frank-Horn apcul Satuntay and Sunday Wljb relative* In Huttings. , Herman Zcrbel and eon Stcrlltis »t HasUagw are spending u couple ,uf day* with hl* mulhcE. . Mr*. Geo. Kenyon wax calie^ Grand Rapid* Saturday mortilng. nmo «ranosons wtui nrrr. ■ Ch.Ajdrkh-. -wd ,-Uiully aptnl I DUMungs. >14i ttBld’lc*j 1(1 1 iMMK In tills Ln’Jr. day* vjalt. saving thcirjdinner.itkQd Christ ma* churc ;E ..." . ' wife enlorluin>3ay initcnil bf Mr. and'Mrs. John. Horn enter-! tained their 'children unit grandchii-, tfren for Christmaa also Mrs. Ltxzlc i ■Zcnxl «f this pl.»ce. * Uh. Myrtle Hyde left Monday i' morning for her homo in Hornell. N. • Estate of boadiaittrd to probate and tha axMtuiian thereof he granted to Thom­ as Sullivan or to itome other suttnbhperson. with their parents. J. W. Munton. Mr*. Marshall Norwood entertained dnughtan *««••• Hoxlfdad. .taitd Frank 'Christmas.With Kltnmarling and family at Looey Gtu+*tt. .This spent ji 'few they I Mrs. Replug We Pay ily spurn Chriatmaa with Guy Jansa. Hiram —-j - - - old at tho time of hla death. program. over the Sabbath. Thu new church Clyde Sledge and$|iliHy, of .Has- ■ will be dedicated. Sabbath morning. All* <Tjme and heir something frnm Mln Emrn Dinkel of Katamaaoo liiiire visited at Elmer Hathaway's Brother Gallin that you won't forSundky. waa home Friday and Saturday. gtd right away. 14Ltle .Mqrris fillhr. is viMting hut mOponafitii. Mf. aid Mft. <>i4lhe reentry right arounS • the lero li*m. of |V'esi RMliingl ., mark. enjoyed our portion of gSoa Ohrtr and gift*, for which we '•DM I are, very 'thankful <0 our patron*. Mr. and Mra kin spent the his , brattatr, pith .Mln.Georgia Lathrop of Barry­ 'Will -jyton <rt Cnton ciyj ' Mr. ;u:,b Mra Gdo. Years and chlll'»nn., came Thursday for a month* dn-n of'Middleville came Haturday Tungat* I or a short visit with her brother. J. Everybody Is Invited to ■pdndlng tho •nt* and friend* ! rt„L>,frT77r XtWuMrttt* ^Charles Gray and bride of Merritt.'L f^,. jjy/w^h Mr. und . ent, whose force to their opinion*, highly praise the won­ derful corrective aad curative properties of Mr. Fraokn&erter lafning their ff Michigan, - MIDDJAKTLI/E. A Farmers' InjrtUulo will be held ot a good team in tho spring. superior education Mrs. Surin GqmT h jpcutiliig |hv holidays yilh li'lnUvil in Kuluiiiu- ’ tpa. ’ J. R. BROWN, Delton, Mich. driving *nmo fine WOMEN order In gathering new* lot the eetm- Home Cured Bacon,__ Home Cured Hams lb. Ke Home Cured Shoulders. lb. 14c Pork Loin as cut out lb. !4c Pork Shoulder, whole >. lb. 12c Beef Roasts.._________ Rib Boiling Beef —Ib. 12 14c Lard in Jars .............. 14c Special Whole or Half Hogs or Beef by qusrtsr. ®I The Hastings Lumber and Coal Co. takes pleasure In thanking all for the increased Business enjoyed dur­ ing the past year. Under the renewed resolve to bet­ ter merit your splendid patronage, we shall strive to the utmost to increase our facilities and improve our service to better care for this community’s needs during 1915. Wishing All a Happy and Prosperous New Year.”' Yours for service, Bauer Brothers �THE HASTINGS BANNER War—Fool. » Let the gulled fool the toil of war pursue, where bleed the many to en­ rich tho few.—Sheuatoue LOCAL NEWS studio Into roums ’ “The government dlatribulaa aeeda Garden. to encourage Mother Nature." “Bui ■why setae algrottee and dlacrlinlnate against iMmo Faahloar 2-foot Potaux;». IOC. . Onloita, »Sc to ?8c. Cryatal Creamery Co. quote* butter fa. at HWc. . Keep It Under Covar. ‘ In 1715 Frederick tha Great wrote: "Constant attention muM be paid to hiding as tar as possible one's plans and ambitions. Secrecy Is an indis­ pensable virtue In politics as well as In the art of war." ke Pomlehcd Rooms for light hou»e keeping. 304S. Church St.' See Phis Smith. iwk fly Cream Separator direct from the i factory of Albaugh-Dover Co.. Chi*, ••ago. |n FPIJ or 1914. and will mall i me your add res*, bi*h ani| number । ot the .machine. I will mull you my] Where She Doesn't Understand. Whenever, aaya a Macon editor, a fellow ttlea to be aa^nloe to hla wife aa he waa In the rood old daya when ho waa courting her aha at once be- work in the initiatory degree Tueaglna to wonder whafa the matter with day evening. Jan. 5. A hot lunch will Sheep. 2ci 3 He. the old fool. ’* l>e served. A good attendance 1" dePoultry nnd Hldca. Chickens, alive, c to 10c. ' ChlckSM. dressed, 3c to 11c. Natural Thing to Do. "Bay, Chlmmlc, what yer suppose dot guy Aladdin did when he rubbed hla lamp and er’ palace sprung up?” "He rubbed hla lamps ter ae If ho Dau. 46c. Shelled Corn,' per bnshei,' 70c. Rye. >1.00. . . “French’s White Lily Flour” Better Made Better Known Better Liked What Every Barry Co. Housewife Knows. and put the loaves in the oven side by side Every housewife KNOWS that there is a bip difference in flour. She knows that ceriain brands of flour will make good bread one (jtime, and poor bread the next. and bake them at the same time.., That will be a fair test of the flour, andtit will SHOW YOU that your bread depends a whole lot upon the QUALITY qf the flour On the other hand she knows that French’s White1 Lily Flour makes the best’ bread you use. Why French’s White Lily Is Better EVERY TIME. With French’s White French’s White Lily Flour is BE ITER Lily she knows that if she uses about the than any other flour made because we same amount of flouur each time; prepares clean our wheat better, we have special it in about the same way, and bakes it with patented machinery that removes all the about'tf^er tame degree of heat, that she will "cockle" and kernels of grain; we have ALWAYS have nice, white, delicious special machinery that polishes the wheat, bread, that it is always a delight to eat. taking off all the “dirt" and "'fuzz." All A Fair Flour Test Easily Made this cockle, broken grains, dirt and fuzz is Where is the difference in these two kinds of flours? One kind may LOOK " ground" with the wheat in ordinary mills and is mixed up with the flour it makes. just as good as the other. In fact the poor And when it comes to equipment we kind of flour may look better than the oth- have the-BEST that money'can buy, and er. You fake a sample of each in'your every machine is BRAND NEW and of hand and you would say that one kind is the very latest pattern, • just as good as the other. / ' But you let your wife make several batches of bread from each one of these flours and you VH11 find that there is"a "big difference." That’s why we like to have the housewife bake a batch of bread from French's White Lily Flour, and a batch You will find that French’s White Lily Flour is of ‘‘even granulation," and every made from ANY other brand of flour that is CLAIMED to, be "just as good." Mix the dough in the same way with each kind, py" and "uneven” in QUALITY the bread will be uneven. Why not try French’s White Lily Flour your next order? particle of the flour is of the same size as every other particle. For that reason it absorbs the yeast and moisture -EVEN­ Waynesboro, Mlsa.. former resident? for faults: ’ll Is my temperament." There never wts a temperament'that viUe. Mrs. CharlWood -suffered a stroke .of •paralysis on B^ptember -Id possibilities. Tiro truth is' that we inherit, our temperament with its nat­ Uioriiif. wiwn* she nnd her husband ural pcrvorslons, and'it Is our busi­ will Ktx-nd the winter. ness tn life to shake off the perver­ J. Palmer McGuinness, formerly of sions, in ordys. that- we-rasy do the . this city, who Li now employed a» principal of lonl* city schools, is th» excused themselves for eltlahneas third candidate for nomination for county school commissioner on thr republican ticket Mr. McGuInnese graduated from Hastings high and really excusing the perversions of received his education In pedagogy in perameut itself, much needless pain The BANNER force Is Indebted to and sorrow might rhave been avoided. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley PattengHl for some ripe persimmons. Mr. and Mrs. rattenglll haV* visiting In ■ Before the war broke out Paris was Interested In the new "science" of gloasomancy, which consists In read­ ing people’s charoctera by the shape and site of the tongue. Thus, nedordIng Jtf’gloesamanclsts. a long tongue shows frankness; a short one, dlsslmulatlon; a broad one. unreservedness; a nsiW one, concentration; a long and broad tongup. Inclination to gos­ sip; a long and narrow one, frankness. of their’ friends n< McKensle. Tenn It i» of tint Those who possess short and broad sent them the fruit. tongues are untruthful; those whose flavor and was enjoyed by nil. longues are short and narrow are sly Rebekah as well as bed tempered. Hold out your tongue! proved the opportunity and presentGame Being Exterminated. Indiscriminate slaughter of Sambbar by> villagers la India, is likely to cause the extermination, of this noble speejey'of Xeer. Even noy they are -tory-iiard to flpd In places where they used to be common. These large dfaer can be easily killed without the use of firearms and with the aid of even one or two useless pariah dogs. A dog has only got to chase one or even a herd and they ftake for the closest water available and stand In them and berks they will not leave the water but will allow themselves to be surrounded and kil!,cd by men armed with only sticks and axes. Chrirtrnae presents, consisting fork. a» tokens of love and apprecia­ tion.—Press Cor. When Looking For a Good Fann L. A. WILLIAMS Covert and family of Woodland and I Mr. nnd-Mrs. Clarence Covert of Carl- A program followed. eonthe following numbers: pleasant home on the county line, 4 miles west of Middleville and H mile south. Pttoe. 14100.00-4-13 5 00 down. L. A. WILLIAMS In Hartings schools who mu Injured Shelbyville In an accident In Jackson some time ago, died on Chrurtmas eve. Death i wag due to a blood clot on the brain Michltw The funeral w;w he|d Jn Jackson Burial took place nt her old home In LapeerMiss Halleck taught In vious to that time she taught eight membered with affection by many of her former students heiv. ' Mrs. Walter Wilkins, of Sterling. homo of Mr. and Mm Holloway. Is In a critical condition as the result of the victim on the day preceding Christmas. Mrs. Wilkins visited the craves of her hurtiand nnd child in found Mrs. Wilkins lying senseleoe on the floor. Dr. McGuffln and a nurse We’re^n Shouting ed from Sterling on Christmas Day. Mrs. Wilkins’ condition is slightly im­ proved; but she la still helpless. Special Prices An Indignant Georgia farmer sent this inquiry to the Atlanta Constitu­ tion:. “One o’ them city ortomobllas manufacture. killed my bull, and I don’t know wbsl number it was. Thl> number of the bull was branded to him, but that . The Gift Store Let Us Convince You MgaBnanaannaonananunnannnnnnnnnannawMWMMWM her I could see."—Punch. 11. J. Christmas nnd son Earl of Eaton. Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. F. W.. ' 8Q acre* good load. 9 room houif. song by Ruth Rapsom: . ■ ■ .'.’T . " ; ■ . - — • 'p(,eYnaf HsTYrliJs? } 7" ’ Hawi Thomas. In conclusion the There are some Important/points about placing rat traps. They should ents. making ma by happy Including accustomed to coming for food sup­ plies. They should be more or less concealed by scattering dust, flour or corn meal on or about them. Conceal tho cage traps by pieces of sacking, straw or rubbish. leaving only tho opening free.' But above all, success­ ful trapping can only bo expected where all food supplies are absolutely cut off other than the bait In the trap. To the rat the question of food supply Is a matter of availability, not of pref­ erence. struck his little sister)—“Why did you bit your sister in the face, John?” It will pay you to take a ride and look over the farm bargains with temptml to leave the buggy to go into the Holloway residence, Henry Hill who -wns taking her .there, was com­ pelled-to assist hey into the house. R. T. FRENCH, Proprietor Middleville, Michigan ; The "Temperament" Excuse. The “G" In “Gnat." "Spelling’s a queer thing," said ono boy. “What do they, want with a ‘g’ in 'gnat? ' “It belongs there,"'re­ plied the other. “Jt’s what you say a’hcn one stings you. The only mis­ take Is not putting an exclamation point after It." LY, and for that reason it BAKES EVENIL. With the ordinary flour that is "lum­ Middleville Roller Mills " "Harold Percy doesn't seem to have any difficulty in getting engaged.” "Ot course not." replied Mlsfr Cayenne. "All tho girls to whom he has previ­ ously been'engaged wear such stun­ ning collections of Jewelry." known In thin vicinity. He vnw form­ erly nn editor nnd teacher tn . Memphi*. which l« atom 8upt. Kllaworth’i Strength of Character. Strength of character Is not mere strength ot feeling—it is the reaolu'.e restraint uf strong feeling. It Is un­ yielding resistance to whatever would disconcert us from without or unset­ tle us from within.—Charlee Dickens. know is: Can tho etale give mo tho number of the orto? Hit was a red one, with a white man in It and going like hell, so to speak."—Philadelphia Ledger. LV. Besnier Jeweler and Optician �THE HASTINGS BANNER UCMBER 31,1914—II PACES nun iwo-pmes i to it New Year Privilege That You Should Take Advantage of i r Resolve to save while the saving days are with you—the day may come when sav­ ing opportunities are gone. • £ t Join Our Landis Christmas Savings Club 8* We have had a tremendous increase in the number of depositors in the Club this year g K •and we are sure there are many more who will take advantage of this chance. It’s just t splendid to have a neat little sum of money payable to you next year just before Christmas. A few cents, nickles and dimes saved weekly will do vyonders. Come in any time. HASTINGS CITY BANK “The Bank That Doe* Thing* for You” Hastings, Michigan Proprirlorw of pool rooms in A>- may ha necessary. legan petitioned the council for a rebate of the 85 annual license fee per table which is charged by the THIS WEEK’S NEWS IN i clty. Tho rebate was asked because ; NEAR-BY COUNTIES. j the war tax just levied by the .na­ tional ‘government provided for a similar tax on the table*, and tho Van Buren Counly Is planning on owners wanted to efcape.ths pay­ anmo cxlonsivc road building thn ment of the city assessment. Thn ruining year and are now conrider- I>(-tiiion was denied. ‘inc hid* for the conMruuclion of Sonic people In tho vicinity of thirty-two miles of road. For the most part,- this construction work 6rand Ledge have been selling the merchants eggs thit Were cackled will close up the gaps that now 1st on important arteries of traffic over many weeks ago, (or only last in the counly. The West Michigan rotten eggs in ono dozen purchased Pike road will be. fixed up so that week in our homo we found four Hjere_will Im a coritimioim improv-. 'flffFrtrnttii lire Way’ tn’KhieJjffi. ‘ * inisl that the state authorities will Southwestern Michigan ’ pul a stop to this traffic of anti­ Deputy Sheri it 11. M. Hall has dl*- quated eggs.—flrand Ledge Timos. 4covered n way to inaku Eaton Rap­ id* a very uncomfortable place for the trump* who are not desirous of . *kiing any work, by ordering and seeing that they earn their lodging mid breakfast by shaveling snow in th? business district. Rot. H. 1). ^McCarthy. of Ionia, hi msktartha boys who’ n|tAnd tha Acddemy a very nice Chriatms* pres•nt. They have been-studying wirelea* tdlegrsphy and the interest hna been ■<> that Fr. McCarthy dcdIde<1 to great b a complete outfit, so the pupil* could art The practical part of thia new sclehce. The nertal* will be erected on the llagntaff of the acad­ emy building. which acta well upon the north hill and ft will not* Inmany day* before meaaages will be receive^ there. The new apparatus will cover a range of SV mile*. mnkmesajigca from almost any latitude or tho lower lake*. The young Mudent* Sn no longer bo made to believe nta Claus live* around.-the north pole. They aay ho realdea next door to th* church and pariah school und view. First, a number of prominent farmers we.ro. caught adulterating Nineteen year old Ben Speentra the milk they were selling to the conwas seriously wounded Sunday by an accidental discharge of his ahot~ gun while hunting near phase lake in Ada. As the leg is badly shat­ tered below the knee. amputation 1 i denaory. Next, the number of stalo bearable that tho dairy and food de­ partment waa asked to do a little de­ tective work to ascertain, If possible, who the parties are who have been •ailing eggs that Happy New Year WE WISH ONE AND ALL THE HAPPIEST AND MOST PROSPEROUS OF NEW YEARS. WE ARE PLEASED IF WE HAVE BEEhi ABLE TO PLEASE YOU DURING THE PAST YEAR AND SHALL TRY TO MERIT YOUR ESTEEM DURING NINETEEN FIFTEEN. WATCH OUR ADS FOR BARGAINS. ■ The New York Store N. B. WATERMAN, Proprietor. Michigan. "MK-onJ childhood'* stage. Lastly cumru the announcement that a butcher has been arrested there for •elllng sausage In which he had placed cereals without affixing the proper • label to the finished product. After the department has -concluded it* work there Lake Odesaa may rival Battle Creek as -pure fired” head­ quarters. but at present It is a good town in which to “fast.” x • The stale reward road between Ada and Grand Rapid* has been comdeted and the highway la now open for traffic. This gives a continuous trctch <»f statw' rood from Grand Rapids to Lowell. nnd an enterprl*ng young man who lives In the city s arranging with the Ixzwell mrrehants to run an auto truck between the two town*, earning freight back and forth. It l« figured thia service will bo cheaper and quicker than that furnished by the railroads. 6. N. Stoat, o idraivgv. iiwna a hog which would bo a very valuable as­ set to the kaiser’s' army. Friday this pugnacious 'animal became dlreatl*fled with life in general nnd forced his way through two gates in the barn yard. At this juncture he met n valuable horse, and after a few- pre­ liminary feint* trf« pair .began to fhsht to the finish which ended only when the hog succeeded In rendering the enemy hors do combat. Mr. Stout, who Is” looking after the Hean grist mill .during XMr. Heston's Illness, was called homo Saturday to look after hts fighting hog. which still Krelated In entertaining the idea that waa master'of all he surveyed and was giving quite a little trouble to hla custodians. -. COUNTY LINE. A happy Now Year to all our read­ ers and may the now year bring bountiful bleoslngs and prosperity to alL Christmas guests were aa follows at-Orley Glllllande: Mr. and Mrs. Brech Gllllkind. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lepnrd. HWld Lepard nnd Grayer Fender. Orpbta Gilliland and Cedi Hershiser. Burma Gilliland and Wm.' Naber: at Jes*e Meyers. Or* Lapo and family and Mrs. Guy Ic.po and children: at Waldo GerlingeFs, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Gcrllnger and daugh­ ter, Luts, Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Show­ erman and daughters. Edna and Myr­ tle. Mrs. Henry Kuns and son. Lorens and Mlaa Esther Aubll of Grand Rap­ ids were holiday visttors at Mrs. Bar­ bara Eckardt's. H. j. Gerllngi-r was a Grand Rap­ ids visitor Wednesday. Lewis and Fred Eckurdt and fami­ lies were over Christmas visitors with their parents. My. and Mrs. j. j. Eckardt. Christmas rxerctac* were observed at the Evangelical church on Christ­ maa night. A very good program was rendered to a packed church. ASSYRIA. . Claud .Wood and family apent Bun­ After congratulations all sat down Mra. Alma Watrous and children day st H. E. Ksiaey’s. to a bountiful dinner served by Mrs; of Hastings visited her parents O. H. Mrs. Lydia Crites is spending the Blanche Struble. Mrs. Alene Strublo and Mias Carrie Struble. Phillipa and grlfe. Part nt X*«k. holidays at her home In Hastings. Florence and Harold Barnhart, of I L. D. Woodrut of Sawyer. Berrien Only the Immediate relatives and Flint, are the 'guesta of their father. Ca. spent Christmas w|th Ms par­ friends were present. Rollin Jjarnbrirt. ” ents. Mr. and Mr*. Shefmau. Mr, and"Mrs. Newton will be at Mrs. fjintord Plum of Goblesrllle, their homo in Hulland after January 1. 1»1S. visited her mother. Mrs. Helen, Newton—Struble. Tampkin. during the holidays. A vary pretty wedding took place Mrs. Margaret Hamilton and December ISth at the home ot Mt. Few Others Know of IL daughter. Elisabeth, ar« visiting her. and Mrs. O. W. Struble, when their . Many a man who says be studies to sister. Mrs. A. A. Hoyt of Jtattls daughter. Mia* I-eora was united In please expends moat of bls efforts on Creek. • marriage with Mr. Frank Newton by himself. O. II. Phillipa and family and Don Rev. Weecbrook of Middleville. Mud lea ate Christmas dinner with hl* At high noon the couple accom­ daughter. Mts. A. O. Haskill of Bat­ panied by Miss Hasel Coykendall and ABEL YOU. RVK DdWN? tie Creek. Elmer Struble, brother of the bride, Nervous, tjred. have no /self Mary Beach of Lansing Is at horns after passing between ribbons held .confidence, afraid something to spend the holidays. by Olive Struble anq. Nellie Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nhy and cbtl- look their place* under a largo bell, is going to happen without dren. ata.Christmas dinner with her any -reason for thinking nor The bride was preiplv, dressed Jn mother, Mza\J M. Tuckerman . a»d brown mcaasilue, 'trimmed In white, doa’c Bleep night*— : family. ■ while the groom wore dark blue, and —THEN- TAKE KEZI8TOL!— Mr. and Mra. F. 8. Schroder visited the bride's maid were white wool, If. will make you feel fine Immediately her parent* John Manser and wife trimmed in pink. 55c. 50c and 11.00 * bottle. of Bellevue, Sunday. Mrs. Schroder remained to help care for her mother who la very sick. Mr. and Mra. O. H. Phillips. Mra. Alma Watrous and daughter, Helen, of Hastings. Mrs. John Augus and children. IJnwood and Bernice, visit­ ed his son, Tom and family. Sunday. John Tasker and family spent Christmaa with their daughter. Mrs. Edgar Cole arid family of Battle Creek. Mary Coulter spent Christmaa with her sister In Battle Creek. Nellie and Ruth Cashmorr of Bat­ tle Creek visited the former's parents during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Bivens .and children spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Swift In Maple Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard entertained their children Christmaa Mr. and Mrs. Jordan gave a Christ­ mas dinner for their children. COATH GROVE. Mr. and Mra Wm. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Win Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and family an<J Beatrice Mc­ Donald were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Jaznes Wolfe's of Hastings. Ghristm»». There were 35 present in all. Mr. and Mrs. Coy Stowell spent Christmas with relatives in Kalamaxoo. Mr. and Mra Ray Sprague of Grand Rapids ore visiting relatives-at this place. Mrs. "Edith Richardson has return: ed from Ann'Arbor. ' Mia* Theda Kelsey of Grand Rap­ id*. I* visiting at H. E. Kelsey's and others. A large number of paranta and friends gathered at the school house Thursday. December 54. where they gave their attention to a flnw pro­ gram. Nuts and candy were eerrcd while presents per* distributed Fruit of Kvll Associations. Go with mean people and you think and every body went away feeling they had a very pleasant time. the world Is mean.—Emerson. .......... - *"' • • Washing Clothes DURING WINTER WEATHER IS DREADFUL! Don’t do it! We can do it so much easier than you can and in the end will save you money, for we have every convenience for doing FAM­ ILY WASHINGS. Phone No. 243 for our wagon. American Steam Laundry Phone 343 Shelters Bros., Proprietors Hastings, Mich. Property of estates entrusted to the care of this company is kept separately and is not mingled with its assets as fre- . quently happens, with honest intent, in the । case of an individual trustee or executor. ItRand RAPiDsTRusrnnMPAMY | 123 Ottawa A*e.,N.W. Both Phone* 4391 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, Hastings Banner COURT HOUSE HEWS International Want Column, io 0 word for each ‘finRTtlon. No'adv. for ten than 12 Adirrttard f.r<lm» R. M, Davjs, Sylvester- Brock. cents. Card of Thanks, ic-a word. Mrs. Wai. Price. . Ohilu-iry poetry and resolutions. ftm-NINTH YEAH of 20 lines or less will bo published froe; 5 cgnia par line charged for each line above the 20 lines. Notices of births, deaths *or mar­ riages-will be printed free as news mailer. . No communication will be pub­ Entered at the postolhce at Uasn*s, Michigan, as second class lished under any circumstances un­ less it bears the writer's namo and postofllco address. ADVERTISING RATES. Display advertising rales on ap­ JOB PHINTINO plication. ' ■ The BANNER has 004 of th« best Business locals and reading no­ equipped job offices in Western tices. On first page oi* among brev­ Michigan and is prepared to do any ities, 12H cents a linct kind of book and Job printing. Subscripttoii by (foil, liost-Pptd. ' ONE YEAR, in advance............. >1.00 ffiTMONTHS. In advance .50 THREE MONTHS, in advance.. 4'5 CANADIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS per year, in kdvance............... IA0 Luke Waters, HtusLiuu*..,........ . Halinah A. Matthews, Hastings. 01 Sunday Salumi Lesson Deborah Glen SmOenjan. Denver, Col.... Lulu Barber, Hammondsport. InirodncUH?. Harry F. Lcinaar. Hope... Eda A. Hartman. Hope.... en the gist of the contents John (J. Johnson. Dclroil. C. Isaboll JohiMou. Irving. otjn uf the dvliveronua* which follow'. uf tha Lcoj-a E. hWblb, Yankeo Springs 21 Amos Sampson. Coleman.............. Myrtle .M. Hedrick. Hastings... Othntel gird Ehud (chapt 15 three. Hhamgar being the Huy E. Patten, Walled Lake.... Ruby A. Smith. Baltimore...,. William A. Moore, Rutland.... EUte J. Buntp, Carlton................ ^SffltlhR^d' DECEMBER 81, 1»14. Roy C. MUter, MiddlevIHe..... Goldie I. Johnson, Middleville.. uro used under God' to deliver laraat from oerving Jubln King ot Canaau after they have been *old into Jubln'* hand tx-esuse of UUir *ln». Here­ in WO dnd lljuatratcd God's Word in I Cdr..l:JS-ii'*'For ye eac y?ur call­ Ing. brethren, how (hat not many wise men after the flesh, not many ml*hty, nut yiohh, aro. called: ' But God hath 'cho»en the foolish things Hull Claim Deed Allie Mason to Ed. Mason. 3 acres, and God hath chosen the weak sec. 22, Maple Grove. S25U. things of tha world t» confound tho Warranty Deed*; Nashville Creamery Co. Io Wal­ ter C. Clark, lot, Nashville, S2,25<i. John W. Reed and wife to Will E. Hunt, el al. 391-i acres, tec. 21. Hastings twp. and portion of lot 1031, Hastings Village plat. F- R- Pancoast H«*ti*g*, Mich- Jeweler hnld a joint InataUaUna Brumm, one-half acre, Nashville, R. hall. All members are invited. >4,200. Hattie Naylor, Pre** Correspondent. Reuben C. Smith and wife to Alice Pennock, cl al, one-half acre, Nash­ ville. >3,000. . people of the Hcnderaiwtt Bunday Thos. P. Locke and wife to Wal­ rchoal and neighborhood tor the gro­ ceries »nd provision* which they re­ ter Eredrick. 81 acres, sec. 7, Hut­ cently seal uo.' We also thank the land. >1.00. people all over the ooutnry foj their AU We Ask w _ UVI. «MU «U»* ’ is that you test Vacuum Im- j HASTINGS AND CARLTON. .... T( TOWNLINE Christmas exercises at the Alloft were quite well at­ See if *-hool bouse.e, ____ and ____ enjoyed by those pres­ tended ei Vacuum Improved Coffees are not ent. The usupl exchanging of gifts was enjoyed by all. 'Bien consider if it is not worth 1* always to &*t Vacuum Improved Coffees Why drink coffee substitutes when The scientific treatment in vacuums —.—..... disturb:.-.^ effca. Thomas Cecil and wife of Cold­ water are visiting W. B. Herron and family. “ Wjuuuq ur 0U3CI Spra&ue, Warner 8 Co. Crystal spent Christmas with the former';, mother. Mrs. Caroline Brgydorf of Holmes Church vicluiljr. Archie Wilson and family, Neil Wilson and family and Blake Bar­ num and family ate Christinas din­ ner at R. V. Wilson's. / • Abram Yarger and wife ot Di|ini>ndal'‘, John Francisco and fam­ ily, and George Myers and family of Hastings spent Christinas with Leo Cummings and family. Charles Bonnier and family, New­ ton Benner and family. Floyd Ben­ ner and wife and Arthur Benner spent Sunday visiting their broth­ er, Dr. G. F. Benner of Chicago, who is spending a few days with 'On Thur»day evening. December his parents, Frank Benner and wife. , Clarence Kinne nnd family spent Christmas with their parents, Albert Kinde and wife. -- ..... ........ or Chlc-iHu. tho c#remony being pore faftnod at the homo of tl»c bride'* ftarenu. Mr. and Mr*. A. U. Hedrick, by Rev. Ruaoril H. Bready. Only the tmniedUte family woto in atteudsmee. Th* btUta 4* a youn« lady of wtlimable character and h** made many friend* during h*r ro*ldenco In HU* city. Mr. Sampson ha* u flne poaltioB with Butter Bro*, of Chlcaututo in axusndlug Sunday visitor* at, Glean Moore's were Victor Prall and wife and Miss Catherine Corrigan of Iniog. Glenn -Moore and family spent Christmas al Patrick Corrigan's. Hi F. Barnum aqd wife spent Cbritomas with George Cole and wife of Carllpn. be*: wl*he* to aynp*etn raturaeJ to Qirteago day am! Mr*. Sampaon win go md thing* “The Mari That Lost The Plow” So call for your Belknap Sleighs, fore-door cutter, spring cutters, Portland cutter and cutter gears, Fur coats, Robes, Blankets and I the Donaldson Sleighs at my store. yea, and thlng-i which are not, to bring to nought things tlrul are: That no flesh should glory in hl* pre*by my h<MU." Jesse Townsend spirit, with the Ixxrd of A* suggested in U*t week'* suiting the map In your Bible you will And. that Naphtall and Zcbulum. the two tribes concerned Jn this leason. hud their Inheritance in the north oft the hind, near the Lake of -THE MAN TH4T LOST THE PLOW" . ' 1 *Wboq yai flrsl cau;i, a cold uullcaleil by a *tiecxq or cough.) roup Is .hingcrou*. And icnou* conjpUcatton*. 1* dungcrou*. Ths remedy too. the KBiJ of which Umuodtelel* and. ***ily pane­ * " ' irate* the lining of the throat in the kind dwuand.'d. Dr. Kins'* Now mugand DUkxrvery sootha* th* irritation, loo«- Barak lived in Kedeah in Naphtull, between Itotnah (idol clave)- nnd Bethel < h<i« In t|»o north, wjillo QfifcorjaJ} . Uypft •irfd Lj'Mc'cdiitet hbnJU between Bethel and Ramah in mount huijcy^ Vvp.tmrnlal*. 40c Mich. ,aru.°.ss distance from Kedeah. Barak's 1to her tor judgment. "For I beheld, name 1* fourji In the faith chapter -and (here waa no m-ii|. even araoni .(Hob. IDHfl together w»Sh thoad oL three othdr <diaractow of th<{Bfplq of Judges. In the light of Human* ’ v&lco went out tu .Baf&k. Hhc "went to hl^wWl Uia Word .it OPR true td her iamr." Bhr’ tWllM Mm to Lesson DlrMOOs: VOICE. 4-7. nutrie OT the- 1-wd. brought*tu him VOLUNTHER. t. God's command <v •), nnd God's VICTORY. S-16. frfvn<aa.<v ,Vw Jjm* K. U. T. M. M.. ot which tha former «** ftmarwl. Thn departed thl*'life «n u* into heaven (He. »:14; <:18, 20). l$t<. aged »6 years, fi ma.. Naught can prevent'tho aalnt* from — L-------Ha 1* *urvlvcd by hl* wife. going there. The la*t clauaf of vpt* Fir 'four brother*, two ajaters and ser.au “and them wg* not ajnm,,)<l' children, and sixteen grand ehlldrwc ap«ak« <4 kCproph-to ^isffnri’' . Sg«:h . h The children1 are D. L. Moore, of a victory hus'ilo wrought ’for u*. U*. Clarksville. Mr*. Bell Winry of KaR• HOC, W. I. Moore of. Hooting* *• Moore oi Cedar Hprlnga, Mra dcuUt, at, the ita^d ot a, woman. 40 eortflHir 'to thtf word that had been of Cum City. tho light of tho blessed hope of His (ult In advance. We have a buttle return pxoeel** ourselves "to have the I^ord, perhap* Including idol to light <Eph. 8:10-!*). the provision always a conscience void of offence worship, oppreation of one unui^er for which l» t«:tirely of God. who b<V: jti’Watj God? nM -toward mca* (Actai and urxIcannpM. Tho ‘Ix>rd ! oold them into the hand-OT Jabln king,of GldetB— Canaan, that relgnaA In Ifnxcr. Hurt­ er will be found on the map near Compare KcdeMh, referred to aSove. while wduld accompany him. Harmuwth is farthar away toward Obituary. ilth’.W.’ txf'irffjtr* VbfW-ftntfffLeonard Moore w >o butll.s u£ Uh- Lord with Mm 1'? GtHcMO ,Uv’b*rtln“ r. .rtn« th_ h... 4, 1S4». W___ _ outcome — „..« M „*ork. on bJuly no fearing t ax the btupotni hep . m^wjth his parents J. 1-4 that Jehovah left them In th^ Word,. not Und to pnovo the children of Israel,- using .that sword of the Bplrlti 'Let t<f 4tiMwk'- county. -Michigan. On uartkte conditional' ‘itllfinghens' bo Mitrvh 28. 1871, he waa married to ours Unwilling 1n obr own* strength. punish Iiranl tor their dlsobcdtanco. were’burn to thin union of which ijevsold Israel into the hand of Gentiles ■■n aro'*tlir living. Mra Moore died to correct them (see 1 Chr. Still- a.lllngnera and depoudi-neu tjahn. ion July*I. IH7. Mr. Moore Bred on .S:5; Phil. 4:U.) . . 21.) They were "mightily oppress­ ed" by their cpDqueriir* (or twenty .■^.vsna'rxrTr* pertencH. Ro Kbpoa ibui tSSEfflb. the samp farm* on which th« side*, dltfltof. that SMU.UJN .Warding, Fred tftucK. Lrren ____ ________ _ ______ __ ...____ Friend. Mrw Geo. Hmgdon. Wllllyi William* George Fuller, Pink' FuHer, George Goodie, N? O. Aller ding. ver Wsdto. John 1 Urper. -'David Stark*. Matfhow Young. John ScobeyL Mr*. John FregtaJid. Mf*. Joel Huron Die* In OUfotrnla. ki.vu . .......... they fiv«d Mr*. Francis* William*,' wlfa <tf God. Seeking an OgpUcaUon for the ig |o Cu Harvey William*, a prominent realunbeliever. 1* lr not a manlfeatnifon dent nf Milo, died in thq winter koroe of God'* love and mercy when He In California on the evening of Sun­ bring* Into dlitree* the unrepentant, day. December 11. No particular* aoui that he may take time to think1 too, , When He of Him ^hp hga <llo\l tor him? Hi* ■hall lu> xlortrled aflHcUng hand.!* waiting to become wMrh ahc had long been suffering. a healing h*n<J; Hl* heavily resting honored., with other ypritloiut of. hand to beconui the hand that llltctlf 9. another Weak lunirijinent in Inlfo- tru«t. Th«u his health tolled him! I tnee; Hl* uniting hand to become a duped as imln* ■ the ouc through <1114 tor tho paat live years he ha*' ' Deborahblessing hand- . And tor th* believer whom Gjiil wui tu wurlt. wo may find an- application. Sec I formed; gathered " rgc* and nipt Brethren church, of North Carlton • M ha*, found no D»pnti>m n touch wflij' then transferring £o the Prrsbytertai kidney* wual to Fmoy KldUever should Judge und put away sin. Hjff 4*C1X1U^1U M> iha uowrr. 9f.aod cliun-b of Caw City of which he wsi xrieir 'army,nnd the Wile to'Ute rite. ................... cannot attend Hla Ute -‘t'd work; 'hy* Uurd ’ a. The L-.rd । The dK-ttdied -wmr a member of matUtn. kidney mid bladder sltmggu. la building wood, hay ttubblr. Infoal, und nevsr will Estate of Eliipi Af. CroUmr, de­ Owd city Lodge, L O. O. F.. ami the) —Arthur Mulholland.—Adiv. Heforo he can serve ceased. Waiver ot notice of hear­ ing on final account filed, receipts forth much t/uii that the Fattier filed and discharge issued to Grace Bowman as administratrix entered. sin must bo judged. ' And *o our Estate of Clara Gasser, el al, min­ God in love and mercy chastening or*. Annual report, of guardian when wo fall to judge ourselves, that lie may >bring w» to self-judgment. filed. Estate of Barton Cortrighl, minor. thereby. Annual report of gi^ardtau filed. FOR now is the TIME lor you to decide oo what COAL or COKE you want for Estate of Mary Dosaana Clark, de­ Skknoaa, und even dcuth result from failure to Judg'o *clf (I C«>r. 11:20.1, • your WINTER SUPPLY. ceased. Petition by United Blates John'* "«in uiito'dcitUr" (1 John 5:Fidelity and Guaranty Co. to be re­ 1#) may refer to the aainn thing— Try our EBONY COAL Cither tn LUMP or EGG •tze.an'd wc think you will ajjrcc leased a* surety on the bond of phyaiuui death, not Io** of eternal with u« when we. gay that it it the BEST COAL for DOMESTIC USE that you have ever Tho voice wu* that of Debor­ Hiphanl B. Clark, filed. Hearing life. ah. Deborah mean* "the Word." u»«d. ■. . set for Jap. tllh. She «n* the -wife of Lapldoth (which Estate of Sophy Spath, an incom­ mean* "u Flaming Have all sizes iu GENUINE GAS COKE and when ordering state wh^t sijic you useTprch”). See petent person. Annual report of Phil. 2:1S< Deborah wa* a j>ro|ih«'tIt looks as if Flour would be higher but we can sell you FRENCH'S WHITE eai. Tho hurlpture XpMk »f oeynn guardian filed. LILY ‘The Flour That the BEST Cooks Use'‘ for $5.50 per bbl. WHY NOT NOW Eslate of Albert C. Storms, de­ them, however, uro referred 'to tinceased. Estate <;likM.*d against take a sack home for that CHRISTMAS dinner and relieve any doubt as to its success? claims. Final account of executor filed, hearing thereon Jaji. 25th. In­ Just gtep tn and SEE.TH Al S all wc ask. We invite Inspection and we are always g:Hl; another .11) la 1:1; \nna heritance lax determined(Luke S;M>; and Jewbci. “which pleased, to show you what we have in COAL, FLOUR, CEMENT, BRAN, MIDDLINGS, Estate of Jonah -B. Kasey, de­ ealleth hvraclf.'.i prophetess" (Itoy. ceased. Final account of adminis­ >:!•). *^A wutnun called to HU ■ and, in (act anything we have for gale. trator filed. Hearing on account m»n'* piaco In tho econopiy of God. BRING in your Samples of Seeds, Be^ns, Wheat, Oats, or anything you have for Woman given tor ail Ik1P mate—a Jan. 22nd. SALE that is handled by ANY ELEVATOR and we will name YOU a PRICE. Iptate of Jane Smith, deceased. companion (Gen. 2:IB) uni not to light hla battlM' ur aUnd a* judge Waiver of provisions of will and over lil* misdoing*. Under the present Market conditions it is impossible to quote future price but our aimBut here, man consent to sotile estate under the is to pay all we can for Grain. Beans dr Seeds on each day’s market. statute filed. Petition for appoint­ faith which will enable Him tu mag­ nify Hlmaelf through him. »o cull* ■ ■ Call us by Phone. . Give Us a friendly call, the latch string is always out, we are ing administrator filed, waiver of no­ the weaker ve*e»l that tru*t* Him In tice tiled and order appointin/r Lil»- whom to magnify H** nAmc." "Daelt always a| home. . ' bio E. Multon, as admmJslralrix. iinX..r Ih..'tm!Hi.tri.>4* HVmbul ift V|oIter catered. tun-. Estate of Harriet L. Fowler, delory. cegs«;d.. Order appointing Lydia Cbriat's Lathrop, a* administratrix entered, .Dealer* H) Grain,, Beans,. Seed. Hey, Co«l. C«aieot, Hidgg. IWto. Etc. bond tiled and approved, iolturs is­ the way. Tho radcMned muitliddo sued. petiUpn for hearing on claims of lluv. 7:3 ctrrrirtd. palms tn their filed, and order to hear claims 'be­ 1^2^ ■ ■ ■. ■ • , : _■ . -i fore court April 20th, 1015, entered. Estate of David Searle*, incom­ petent. Annual report of guardian filed. Estate of John Mui vans-, deceaesd. Estate closed against claims. Final account nnd wavier of 'notice filed. an|l discharge issued to Augustus Mylvany as executor of said estate. Estale of Francis Wilkes, de­ ceased. Estate ciuocd against claims. Estate of Joseph N, bliullx. a itelttne. revert of guaixitatr Jib'd. ’ I Why Not Now Waters Bros. Elevator Co., Inc. Phone 1§0 MuUwUand. J Not in the Trust Probate Court VM.III. --------------- proved Coffee nkainst other Aood coffoo* Mllin> at th* um« pries*—35c JuJ^g for yourself Saturday. Will K. Hunt to John W. Reed nnd wife. 100 acres, sec. 15, Balti­ more, >1,000. John Holden and wife to John Baker. 60 acres, sec. 25, Prairie­ ville. >2,300. ' Chas. .W. Hyde and wife to Will­ iam Hyde and wife, parcel, sec. 32, Castleton,, >20. John W. Deining and wife to Hen­ ry Kuempel and wife, lol 5, block 1, Freeport, >100.00. Tlieressa H. Eaton to Herbert R. Eaton and wife, 40 acres, sec. 11, Baltimore, 11.500. Elba .Lowe to Emry 11. town.-87 acres, sec. 3. Irving; 81.00Carrie Sdhapp to Wm. 8. Kirby, lot I, Englewood Plat, Pine lake, Prairieville," >1,-000. Abbie C. Weeks to Samuel A. Weeks, 20 acres, sec. 20, Baltimore. 81.400. Jos. Adams, per adtnr.. to John W. Springer and wife, parcels Irv­ ing'village, 8115. ‘ Reuben C. Smith and .wife to Elnier B. Greenfield and wife, 8 aceres, Nashville, . .. Reuben C. Smith’and wife to Eva things the IBelknap that’s no joke; so come and buy the Belknap Sleigh of "the man! that lost the plow." For we have apple dealers here on earth, selling implements, that figure profit on their, sleighs at 42 per cent. Such greed as this will damn the soul as long as ceaseless | ages roll, for when-they knock at Heaven's gate, St. Peter 'Ussy you reprobate, just .pass on down the li^e. My guefts within are of that class that tilled the virgin Roil, and when I saw you robbing them it made my blood just boil But now Fva got you on a hook I'll fry. you in this pan, and see that in your place is put a much more honest man." . *t your r'‘ K Hasting*, Mich. �■nm BAfiWNGfi HAMMER, DECEMBER »t, t»N. »AOE 1XTRKN. BANKRUPT SALE Godfrey’s CLOTHING STOCK BANKRUPT SALE of GENTLEMEN MEN'S WEAR THAT WEARS You Want Clothes and We Want Your Money IF WE CAN GET IT BY GIVING YOU MORE THAN ITS EQUIVALENT IN RETURN We are Now Selling at Bankrupt Prices Godfrey’s Clothing Stock. This Announcement ‘ of Interest to Lovers of Good Clothes There Is No Question Regarding the Savings on These Items SUITS & OVERCOATS $15.00 Suits and Overcoats Bankrupt sale price $20.00 Suits and Overcoats Bankrupt sale price _ $25.00 Suits and Overcoats Bankrupt sale price * Que* Lot—$15.00 Suits Bankrupt sale price $1.00 Shirts, Bankrupt Sale price------------------------ .. 50c Work Shirts, Bankrupt Sale Price------------------50c Fleece Shirts and Drawers, Bankrupt Sale Price 25c Suspenders, Bankrupt Sale Price $2.00 to $3.00 Hats, Bankrupt Sale Price..------ . 50c Caps, Bankrupt Sale Price 50c Neckwear, Bankrupt Sale Price. $10.98 $13.98 $5.98 65c -.33c _.3$c 19c $1.00 39c 2. 29c BOYS SUITS $5.00 Boys Suits, all sizes Bankrupt sale price _ $6.00 Boy’s, Suits, all sizes Bankrupt sale price $7.50 Boy’s Suits, all sizes Bankrupt sale price $8.00 Boy's Suits, Bankrupt sale price $3.69 $3.98 $5.67 $5.98 This Is No Ordinary Sale of Clothing, Etc Which fact we ask you to bear in mind when considering any of the propositions here submitted. Its a rare pick up for you gentlemen and the sooner you get busy the better opportunity you will have for making choice selections. Riede Bros Riede Bros Godfrey’s Old Stand DRUG USERS SUFFERING TORTURES bllMy that In jn short time It will be impossible to procure habit forming drugs al any price should cause all drug users to secure prompt medical thousands from tho body, mind and aoiil destroying habit of using Dnh't suffer longer or take the chanco of greater suffering, misery. Go to the nearest Neal institute. Tolk with their high class, experi­ enced; physicians and thn many high Ltment ,ev- Order For Publication. State of Michigan, tho Probate Court for tho County of Barry. Smith Bros. VeltB < Co. Op.C.LIS. httl57 Hlrtip l*IRE INSURANCE If-you are not Insured or would (Map, Iilnuii L fahn Being North T:1T a. m. * dill *■ PrMant: In Mack. tho Silvia Adams, administratrix hav­ the probate office, tn the City of Hostings, in said county, on tho 2nd ing filed In said court her petition praying that a day may bo not for hearing her final account in mid es­ Present: Hon. Clement Smith. Cir­ tate. that tho residue of sold estate cuit Judge, fifth circuit, acting Judge of Probate. that tho be discharged from Mid In the Matter of the Estate of Robert Montgomery. Deceased. It U Ordered. That tho eighth day Carrie G. Montgomery, executrix, having filed in said court her petition In the forenoon, at said probate of­ praying that a day may be set for the fice. bo and Is hereby appointed for hearing on her final account and tha; hearing raid petition; It Is Further Ordered. That pub­ and distributed to and among tho lic notion thereof bo given by publipersona entitled thereto and-she be Chtlnn of a copy of this order, for discharged from mid trust. raid day of hearing, in the Hastings It Is Ordered, That the 2nd day .BANNER. ,< .nevsnaper prjntqd rajd Neal Institute We pay you the HIGHEST PRICES. We operate 5 EL­ EVATORS. We buy and sei! on ■ LARGE SCALE. We depend upon doing ■ LARGE VOLUME of businegs st a SMALL PROFIT. If you have never dealt with us, why not give us a trial. A< a aesslon of raid court, held at the probate office, In the "' " on the Hastings, in said county. Present: In Hon. Chas. tho Matter of the Estate of Bart B. Sparks. administrator having filed In raid court his petition praying for reasons therein oUted It Is Ordered, That the Sth day of January, A. D. 1815, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at said probate of- cireuUtt-d m onid county. bate office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition; it la Furthur Ordered. That public noticr ----- uf hearing, u newspaper printed and circulated In said county. Chas. M. Muck. Judge of Probate. Ella C. Eggleston. Register of Probate; D AYTQX- COR NERS. GIH,Unsea and family and. Mr. anti Mra.-.Byron Rawson spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mra Clnn-nce ot tanking und family hist week. John Harvey spent Sundny_wlrif montvllk-. Judge of Probate. Ella C. Eggleston. Floyd Kilpatrick's at South Wood­ Register of Probate. land. Claude Kennedy and family spent Christmas at Stanley •Mix's-al south Order For Publication. east Nashville. ’ State of Michigan. Tho Probate Mra Cathurlnc Keith of Kulamo Is Court for the. County of Barry. A true copy. the probate office, in tho City of Hastings, in mid county, on the six- school house. last Wednesday night. Present: Hon. Chas. V- Mack. H. Harvey Ir not a Judge of Probate. writing. - Oscar Pennington and family en­ Cynthia 8. Roberts. Deceased. tertained a company of relatives for Anton J. Roberta son having filed Ch'rUtrnas dinner. in said court his petition praying that • There was a Christmas program at the administration of said estate may the east Castleton church Sunday. bo granted to George Ent or to some KALAMO. other suitable person. It Is Ordered. That the eighth day Fred Van Vlleruh of Believin'. Mr. of January A. D. MIS. at ten o'clock and Mra Wolter Vickero und son Howard of Maple Grove, nnd Mr. mid ffee. be and Is hereby appointed for Mra Will Srlv.-r -were Sunday .guests hearing'.said petition: • Elsie Face of IMmondale visited It is Further Ordered, That pub­ lic notice thereof bo given by publi­ her parenta Christmas. cation of a copy of this order, for Gurdon Mast und family of Battle three successive weeks previous to Creek visited his parents from Thursday until Monday. BANNER, a newspaper printed and circulated In raid county. ' Chas. M. Mack. Marten and family spent Christmas A true,copy. Judge'of Probate. ' Ella C. Eggleoton. with Mr. and Mra Harry Holman. Register , of Probate. Order for Publication. hearing said petition. It la Further Ordered. That public Judge ot Probata. notice thereof be given by publica­ tion of a copy of this order, tw three State of Michigan. The Probate ot bearing, in tho Hastings. BANNER Court for tho County ot Barry. a newspaper printed and Ci.cnlated A true copy. dodge of Probate Ella C. Eggleston, ■Winnie Hillis, daughter, having fil­ Register ot Probata.'. ed. In said court her petition praying , that an Instrument now on file In this court purporting to bo the lastwlU Court for the County of Barry. Godfrey’s Old Stand probata office, in tho-City of Hastings. In mid county, on the flf- Etgal Hdttrtlftatwt In the forenoon, afraid probate ofof overcoming all doslre. craving and flee, bo qnd la hereby appointed tor physical necessity for more drugs, hearing said petition; ■without abstinence or -withdrawal It la Further Ordered. That pub-­ lie -notice thereof be given by publi­ cation of a copy of this order, for the disagreeable features of old time three successive weeks previous to 'methods. It removes the cause by eliminating the poisons "stored up" BANNER, a newspaper printed /nd jn the system nnd restores the circulated In said county. strength nnd vitality wf former days. Clement Smith, If you can't cnll In person address Circuit Judge, Fifth Circuit. Acting Judge of Probate. A true copy. Grace Bauer. Register of Probate. or 71. Bheldon Ave.. Grand Rapids. M heal Institutes tn Principal CiUco. Order For Publication. State of Michigan. The Probate WE BUY GUIN OF ML KINDS “Mens Wear That Wears This farm is five miles from Hastings on a good road and in a fine location, the soil is a clay loam and lays gently rolling/ the fences are good and the place is well watered, there is an excelient 8 room jirieL- hvjie with- femitee heat, ■fr.-o large (one full basement) “also large hog house and hen house. This farm has a fine orchard and everything is up in first class shape. The price is $3600 terms $800 dowp balance $200 per year and interest 6 per cent or might consider house and lot in Hastings as part payment bias™®, mhcmgah Beauty Is In the Ideal. Nicknames of Prise Fighters. To live with a high Ideal la a suc­ There was a time whan nearly every prominent prixe fighter had a ’nick- 1cessful life. Tt is not what one does, name more generally usrd by admir­ but what one tries to do. that makes ers than his real name, and some of the soul strong und fit for a noble these were picturesque. William 1career.—E. P. Tenny. Thompson, uho won the championship , in 1835. was known as Bendigo. The Australian mining town waa named af­ Papa (conccaliniT something In his! Mra Harry Earl. ter him, and although some of its In­ hand)—-"Willie, can you tell me what habitants managed to have it re-; Mind Always Above Fortune. it is with head-on one side and tail christened Sandhurst, the new name The mind is above fortune; If it bo on the other?*' Willie (triumphantly) evil, U makes everything else so too; nerer caught on. —"Oh. 1 know! It's a rooster on a but If it be right and sincere, it cor­ fence?"—Judge. / rects what Is wrong, /nd mollifies what is hard, with modesty and cour­ Elm trees have been planted In the age,—Seneca. squares and parka ot our city where you may make their acquaintance. Get rid of every cold as quickly aa They are trees you can learn to rec- possible. It la tho forerunner of-all During continued damp weather ogniso at a distance because of- their pulmonary trouble, and pneumonia books often become musty and even general form or- habit of growth. A moldy. Thia can be prevented by well-grown tree is broad and rather ChamborlMn's Cough Remedy. It is placing a few drops of oil of. lavender a simple thing to do. but the effect is and Canada balsam in the back corner son it is called a fan-shaded tree. of each booknhelf ‘ ' • : ■ UOEUMHI Abstract Block. Hastings Estate sold on commission. Genera', conveyancing. Having a complete rat of Abstract Books compiled from the Records, can *urnlah complete Ab(tracts. JOHN M. GOULD LAWYER Office over Grigsby & Brooks Phone 17a . HASTINGS. MICHIGAN PNOFFESSIONAL CARDS I> a A. * C. KABIKB. physicians and Bar �the iiabhnos banner, nKmraiji it. tan. <'lirUtnu>» ut Uio M. I". Fuller hums. Revival aorvicM will Login al th* M. K chureh next Suntey, Rev. R R. AtchUon will have charge of there rervh-w. wiHch will begin wtta- aev. ral night* «< auftoptlcon view* with JANUARY SALE! — You wm Find the Boat RUBBER BOOTS, STORM RUBBERS OVERSHOES MEN’S SHOES Tailored Suits Mr. and Mra. Fr.irMc Hyn.w of BEST GOODS FOR THE Shoe Store on Jefferson St. During Janu(fry= This is surely an opportunity to buy fine tailored clothing at the lowest prices ever heard of. Get in early while the selection is good. Cleaning and Pressing—Money saved in having this work done by the month. daughli-r j quested to attend. virltur* with Hilbert. a'(niruimas dinnet f<-r their children. MICHIGAN H family. of Freeport; Frank Holly und ..r IK.tl.wv Vtr.aml lire. I-Hilbert fnd children of Ute vll- on Rubwith her fclrnd. M• Vera Cooper. ’ II. H. Hotly** . ntertnlned their children: Klrm-r i'.shor upd tHmffy Situation Well Put. tt‘f kalumujltMi. lasLnd of Albion VolHonor New York’s Mayor. Britain'* Incomtax, which the 1 It «u an amateur -performance of The pooltioi of mayor of New York prime mlalrUir think* should be ro­ har. a curious privilege attached to it. ’ .-munf . by their »<>n. The Pirates of Penzance.*" The pouujly. whet* a ChrisUius customary to terect. Hcemen's v. chorus having been encored t-wt.. .i— i._ ___ ih.. “ ; It lias lon" long DC®“been ‘uauMiiary to ere* ........ »»<«>* ..>.«£* M.anv 1m-.. lltlful a L- ™indir,^nt ‘*o “J*®‘ ,am|* °ul 01 ,he chy fund,! tWlCC' “ l,,tnl ”"COn? deroa,lded It was submitted to by indignant' ui ■anmitted nv an Indlenant .. . ............. . , ____ _< In front of the mayor s private-rasi i Thl» "•*’* ‘fi’* l'au*’ °J some, misunnation, who get rid of lite abomina­ dence. and to keep them alight all' derstandli.g behind the kernes, and, tion In three years. But, Napoleon nlghtKnot only during hla term of of af,<!r “ one solitary man lu blue' could not b« conquorcit wkthost . IL flee. but during the remainder uf his i /acod ,nr footllglHa. In vain he walv: and It made spasmodic entrances and lifetime, should- he so desire. The I fQr hls companion*. even beckon-, exits, until In 1812 it became a hardy practice originated in the davs when *"* t^e111 1,1 h,a •»«?i*lr. but his in­ .Uy* visit. annual. Ireland managed to struggle New York *im little more than a vll- dHMnal efforts were not to meet with, IU>y DllUnbuck on without It until 1857. lage and the major waa Ita only appreciate, for a voice from the Clarksville *|>>-<it I’firl* magistrate. und* shouted: “Ht man! You're off Wm-dlund friend* | your beat!' 'hriidnuix winner to a nurnU r of relBeginning of Great Industry. tlvua including Mr. und Mr*.’ John It is said that the first sawmill in Important Difference. the United States waa at Jamestown,' “"'bo can furnish a clear definition Nothing In a Name. from which sawed boards were ex-1 * politician?" Inquired the profesnuviuv. iucs^ huic irumca. Another u< of life'* ^little Irpnlea: ported in 'June. 1807. A water-powar j •or- "* ca**" said tho son of a con- Pennsylvania's nr<-at "gon work* are *** ' ‘ -i-0 which party do you located al Bethlehem! ~ Columbia Mohler nnd ttaufftnara present cite of Richmond. i .State. ■ . Do Not Cost Money j They Save Money | DON’T PLACE AN ORDER UNTIL YOU SEE US Every Enterprising and Progressive Farmer wants one of these Steady, Sure and Permanent “Money Makers.’’ ----------------------------- The Lansing Silo—A cittnbiilalion «»I many exclusive features strongest, most lasting SILO that money can buy. that malccs it the Start Right—Every lumping Silo is. matk\<>f .-inxiallv -clcctetl lumber. inches thick. Can be furnished to suit yutir needs and ’ |H*cki t. in «*uv. two <<r three piece jdavc.s »if Red \V«*xl, Oifjgou i ir. White i'inv. Red I'iiic. Yellow I’inc, Tamarack ami Hemlock.. Prices Arc Reasonable—\Ve have a great deal to. tell you about tin l.aii-ing. It’s . |>atent continuous ppening door frame." Tin patented.door without locks or IkiIk and the Lansing Draw Lug. See the new Outside Hinge Silo Door—never ru«ts, nothing to break ~abs.i1u.tdy the finest thing in silo , floor coustruction. The tipcci&l loygnjng and graving of.the staves which niake the Silo perfectly air tight, tlic'u’sc of the steel Spine and weather strip in the end of llic stave, t ome in ami talk the matter over with us, or write for our catalogue on thj.- Lansing Silo, the best and cheapest for you to buy. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR ORDERING EARLY. thinking of |*i*ililts up a .-dk» cut out ihii HARDWARE and IMPLEMENTS .u* 1 ri'difi- oti heel ion ..................................................Tvwnsliip ' tiiunlj,, Mich. HASTINGS, MICH 5% INCOME Total Annihilation Something Maurioa Maatarflnck Was Unahla to Picture to HlmMlf. Way Down Low Prices! / 4 Hastings, Miciu MOST SURE OF IMMORTALITY Because the month of January is quiet and because we have a fine large stock of stylish suitings and overcoatings we are going to offer to the people of Hastings and Barry County the BEST TAILOR­ ED SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT HASTINGS, MONHY AT Philip Lutz's It la quite possible, and even very! probable, that the dead are all around I us. atnee it Is tmpoaaible that the deadl do not live. Our subconsciousness. must mingle with all that does not dle> in them; and that which dies tn them, or rather disperses and loses all its importance, is but tho little conscious-! ne»s accumulated on this earth andi kept up until the last hour by the frail! bonds of memory. In all those man I i testations of our unknown guest it Is our posthumous ego that already lives* In Us while wo are still In the flesh: and at moments joins that which Th*?* not die in those who have quitted their! body. *n>en does the existence of our, unknown guest (thesubconscious self) | presume the immortality of a part of ourselves? Can one possibly doubt it7 Have you ever imagined that you would perish entirely? As for me., MaxhViUe, spent what 1 csnnol conceive la the man­ East-* Woodland. ner in which you would picture that Monroe Ruwl total annihilation. But. if you cannot MtvIsJ. Veit.- ati perish entirely, it la no less certain Uttie llaruefi in Hasting*. Mun- that those who came before you have Rhe waa formerly Mira'Hattie not perished either; and hence it la ■ and wif.- entertained not altogether improbable that we may f friend* at their ri»i- be able to discover them and commu­ IVoodtand. Christmas nicate with them. In this wider sense the spiritualistic theory Is perfectly admissible: but what is not at all admisalble la the narrow and pitiful In­ ChriMma* Kuesix :>l Uh- home terpretation which Its exponents too often give It.—Maurice Maeterlinck, tn Harper's Magaxino. the Put Into Practice. .Poor Pattison went Into a druggist's und reni'-mbruncr-* shop for some plaster for hla head. this Christm.pi time. '■ "I've always' tried to bring up my children to think before they speak." be said with a sigh, "but 1 am con­ **■ was gtvea t.. .1. vppreclatlvu audl- vinced It Is a wrong principle " "Surely not. sir.' answered the drug­ riwv. . Perfect ti idvr proval1<*d and gist sympathetically. children were delighted. ”Yea, sir." Pattison replied: ,“1 told th.- holiday*, with hl* daughter. Mrr. my children always to count ten be­ Htella Purchlre In BuryriM. Ohio. fore they say anything. Thia morn­ ing I went out tor a walk with my eldest son. We were walking near some partially-built houses, when Tom called out: "'Oh. father!' “ Now. steady, my |xjy,' 1 said, see­ ing hv was excited. 'Count tea."* "Did ho obey?" "Yes, worse luck, be did: but before ■ SPIRIT OF SACRIFICE he bad got to Ove tho brick be had seen falling bit moontho head. Thank day Be Defined aa a 3en»e In Which you! how much?" » “ One Must Pay for All One Givox. ■* The apfrlt of recrltiy- I* the reve­ lation of a larger life; and Ixs-aure It is go, it Is also a revelation of vie lorious power. The Ilfs is one, and through Ila action soul can reach loul. We have all been able from lime to time. In the most expressive pbraso, to enter into the grief*, the wrouga,-* <ta dsJIures, -^2. a* we have'done »o. we have found withio our reach a power vf *ympathy. If wc may dare to u*c the l-hrnse, there Is a virtue which goes ont from him who truly feels lor an­ other to ' the object of hla love, not without effort, not without lo»»- Wo must feel that which we alleviate. Them is a sense In'which we must pay for all we give. The instinctive pleasure which I* felt in natural gifts, in wealth and strength, and beauty and rank and Intellect. Is a call und a promise, a call to a grateful use. and a promise of effective Influence Hut all these things-.are not In themselves bless­ ings tn wfylch we can rest, but op­ portunities of blessings. They must be consecrated In serirlco before they can be a true joy of their possessors; and everywhere there I* the same condition of hallowing Conflict goes before the victory; discipline before tho prize: anxjous questionings be­ fore auro love; travail pangs before the new birth.—Bishop WcstcotL Cheap Housing for ths Poor. Hcv. FranK Tatchell. vicar of Mid hurst.. Kussex, England, I* giving a lesson in practical philanthropy by having the old vicarage turned Into an almshouse, where the bk*xI poor of th* parish may rent a room for a penny’ a week. There are seven rooms and a' kitchen, and » sink, and running wa•' ter is being put Into each room. The] tunant* will share tho kitchen and gar-j den. Tenants will be asked*to sign a I*u|*er agreeing .to iMve at n month's notice if requested to do so by the vi­ car of ilUihurat. Tickling In. U*e Tlirowt. Kvon the *llgliteqt tickling <>r| buureenca* In the throat may tin .thej forerunner of a ihiogrroua lllnowL hiop it ui ouco with i'hainborlaln'ol Cough Remedy. For sale by uil Dealers.—Adv. - Too Long to B* Entirely Valid. Oliver Knox read aomo published letters in a breach-of-promlM suit, and laughed. "Thia Idiot wrote to the girl that be would love her always." he commented. “Now 1 contend that 'always* is the longest word In the dictionary, and no wise man ever uses IL” "No," retorted hi* discerning wife, wise-WQMA ^HSioCr vwmrrw him if he did.” Gore. Ga., J*. Morgan bad occas­ ion recently to um a liver medicine und itays ot Foley Cathartic Tablets: "They thoroughly qfeansed my sys­ tem and I felt like a'new man—light aw<| free. They are the beat medi­ cine I have ever taken for <!onatlna­ tion. They keep tho stomach «wce(, liver active, bow Ms regular.”—Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. ■Money placed with us nets the investor thia rets and be receives hla Checks Semi-Annually on tho first day of each Janu­ ary and July. And he can get hie money at any time. Oh 30 Days Notice First mortgage bsmIm over a million dollar*. Our 23th year. Write for booklet and nuaiM:kil statement. CAPITOL SAVINGS I LOAN ASS N .Lunins. Mfchljan STOPS Era Incipient and Chronic Cases are checked by using RHEUMA No matter how long yon have suffered, or what form of Rheumatism you may • have, RHEUMA will remove tho cause and make you well. Cleanses the Uric Acid from the kidneys, muscles and joints, _ purifies the skin and blood, and makes* you fed young again, ft is a doctor’s pre­ scription—free from narcotics and op&tca. M cent* a bottle. CARVETH & STEBBINS NO LONGER THE SMALL BOY Remark of Father's Former Hired Man Regarded by Lawyer as Greatest Compliment. At a dinner party, where the com­ pany was made up ot prominent law­ yers, Judge W. wm asked to tell what he regarded the highest compliment Jie had ever received, says the Indian­ apolis News. Without a moment's hesitation, he answered: "It wag back In the early days of my prac­ tice. I was pleading a case before a jury, and recognised among them a man who bad been my father's hired help when I waa quite a small boy. "There had not bean much love be­ tween us. for I wa* at the meddle­ some age. and he. being quick-tem­ pered. had at times when ho thought it' necessary, administered several good sound spankings- 1 had made dire tbroata of getting even when I grew up, but had never happened to meet him after I attained to manhood. "After the trial was over and I had won the care, frlenda crowded around to -congratulate me. Tho former hired man. now an influential old farmer, canw up and asked my given name, and where I was reared. When I told him. he grasped my band, looked me over from head to foot, aa If to size, mo up, then glanced up Into my face, and ( ojacuiyedt ‘Laws, Ed. how you've grdwedff" Thls-^And Mvo CMUl DON'T M1HH THIIL Cut out thta slip, cnckise five cents to Foley A Co.. Chicago 111., writing your name und address clearly. _ You will re­ ceive In return a tree trial package containing Foley'* Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, cold* and croup. FVdey Kidney Pills, and Foley i Cathartic TWiileta. For sale in your ’ town by Arthur Mulholland.—Adv. j Banner Wants Ads Pay Don’t 5x/z °/o Interest Interest You? The Security cf The Battle CreeK Building and Loan Association Constantly Increases a* paynu nl> arc made monthly or weekly by the borrowers. No Building and Loan Association has tailed in over 17 years. 1 . .Money invented in this association will NET the investor 5X1 per cent if invested lor live yews. Along with this remem­ ber that fhe laws of Michigan exempt ycur money from taxation. ’lake a resolution this New Year and start an investment at once. ■ ‘ Write or Phone Albert Akoft and Jasper F. Black HASTINGS, MICHIGAN --------------------------------------------- I----------------------- ------- ----------- �FOR ONLY 19c rived from Grand Itapids Saturday | muruiug tu spumi a few days wuhl . On vgrniLg th® «t»m>mnulovvltr Mrs Buchauan'it parents, W. Mont-j two (marts <>r more ot btovd w»r« • rannd th'ieia, and three »'• • trt- gunwry and wife. angvlUr r :|4Br« of th® spl»-n. caval.u«y and Lotlie Merrill »P«-nl •d. ®rtthu.it doubt, by being ihrowa Chri.ftoM afternoon with Elinor I While they last we art,going to sell for only 19o a big splint' clothes basket holding one and one half bushels. This is the best special bargain that we have been able tcyob* tain in a long time. Only one to a customer and no mail or telephone orders will be filled. early as We have only a limited stock. Pneumonia sufferers should wear a chest prot­ ector. We have them from the cheapest to the beat. Paper Protector at 10c Felt Protector at 35c A Better Felt Protector at 50c Chamoise Vests at $2.00 You will not be without one if you wear ’one once. and Irene Osborn. Mrs. Buller Sulillt enlerlaitici ■ Mi* Merrill and children Christina* | filing. I/M-hr and sister spent at llastiRga With Charles < miters and patrons of line lit) met al Mr. Echtinawte f<y a byntiwsg meeting Tuesday. ’ Elnu-r !.<>,-hr aceompaim-d his sis­ ter and husband tn their home at 1-aivmur. for an extended visit. .Mr.' mid Mrs. P. Cairns ityeiil Chrigtma* al .Mr. Jenkin's in the Olis neighborhood. Come ... The many friends of Mrs. Frank Walers are pleased |<> kpuw she ftareturned home • from Butterworth hospital jimeli Improved in health. COTTAGE CHEESE - Milk, Cream and Buttermilk.----- Furniture Company Milk delivered to every part of the city daily HASTINGS, MICH. that it is clean and Try it for yourself and fresh. —COTTAGE CHEESE DAILY people of Dancing. Itessas ©£ ' Vicimty IF A. C. CLARK sd Km Ksis&igs Asidl '-See Years Ag© HASTINGS, Phone 428R MICH. The MEAT Question BESSME.R. BROS. *• Cauu of Water Bubbling. • Thur® la an erroneous impraaalon that water bubbling violently la hot­ ter than water at the boiling point. Aa a mater of fact, the ebullition it caused-by the eacaplng steam, which means loat heat. All water (except In a high elevation) reaches tho boil­ ing point at 21S degrees Fahrenheit AUCTION SALE • Homer Merriman having sold his farm, he and his tenant, Charles Hyde, will sell the entire personal property at Auction at the farm known as the William Burroughs farm lo­ cated 3 miles south of. Dowling, and 40 rods north of Johnstown Grange Hall on OPFER THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY HORSES ' . Bay horse weight about 1.000. Span of bay horses, weight about 2,ouo Bro.wn horse, gui»d worker or driver, weight about 1,050. . CATTLE ” HOGS AND CHICKENS Red sow, due April io. . • (). I. C. sow due .March a<>. Black sow. due April 20. Nine shoal*.’weight 40 pounds cad 4U Chickens. HAY, GRAIN, ETC. ZlStack uf straw. ’ About 406 bushels of corn. About 300 bushels of oa,ts. FARM TQOLS I.umber wagon, .wide lire. Wagon Ik»x. Set uf farm truck*. Top buggy. McCotViicJc mower. J3-tooth OsboriT drag. tjA Gale plow. Lehr cultivator. 5-t<Kith cultivator. Dayton cultivator. __________ Corn King manure sfycailcr. Combination hay ami stock rack. . Check row corn planter. Pair wagon .springs. Half interest in'6 h. p. gasoline engine. Pair of sleighs. _ . ’ ’ HARNESS AND MISCELLANEOUS ■jliirtl hurse harness. 1 <•( double fiartia tingle harnesses. feet of lumber. ' of dump Imards. ll iiyfurk ami pulleys. 125 fcul of rope. Tank heater, Barrel of salt. 40 gals, vinegar. 3 vinegar barrels? 3 barrels apples. -•ograin sack*. Quantity Itousclioltl goods. Hoes, shovels and furks. Other articles too numerous tu mention. Hot Lunch at Koon j.oqo Shelter for Hones If It Storms TfimiR $5.00 or under cash.s ■ ormb or SalA* aaie. AU Ovcrsums lhjtlof a(nounlt one ycar. time will be given on bankable notes with interest at 6 per cent. No property removed until settled for. HOMER H. MERRIMAN CHARLES HYDE PROPRIETORS HENRY FLANNERY, AuctlORfler WILL GLEMENGE, Clark to ask for her favorite portion of chicken, the drumstick. Upon being asked which pieco she would like she remarked, at the same time looking at her -mother wistfully. "You put It over here and 1 11 Mtp myself." candidate for the poslHon of secre­ tary of the Windstorm Iflaarance Co. I will appreciate the support of all policyholders of the Compsuy who believe a change In the aeeretaryshlp Shockingly Unfit. The subaltern waa being put through an examination In geography, where­ in he proved hlmxelf astonishingly Ig- part ot unuiual flagrancc. the exam­ iner scowled V.h'ra and thundered: "Idiot, you want to defend your coun­ try, and yot^don't know trhero it la!” Remedy- local people-have l»ccn taking with sur­ prising result* The rno-t di<vn>ttgh svstem cleanser we ever w»ld. Mays'* Wonderful Stomach Remedy t* now sold here by well supplied CAMPBELL ' Elisha Slrong. wife and dnunhtcr Opal return*! Wednesday, after a few days visit wilts the former’? Sinter in Rrtund Lake. . About 31 friend* mid trial it ett of Zeb Xorfult’s ale Christmas dinner with ’them. Jesse Knowles, wife mid Hon AV$ctfeww. of Carllmu M«s«l Suudaj at It. M. EggvrniHns. Ai Him Hui. - and wif, spcnl Sun­ day with the. furui-r’s usele. Elisha )Ut shodtiy always done bls level best. The sense ■pt efficiency, uf being master of one's craft, of being equal to any emer­ gency; the consciousness of ixmsessIng the ability to du >|Jh auperioyity whatever ono undertakes, wilt- give aoul-satisfaction which a halt-hearted, slipshod worker never knows.\yieu a tpan feels throbbing within him th® Strong.' power to do what he undertakes as Milo Noivull. well as it can possibly be done, and all of hla fatuities aay ' Amen'* to Mr*. Leo Alliy->iiiu.<yf Carlion, und what he is doing, and give their un­ Irs. Vera Bliss./of Sunlhdd. tile qualified approval to his efforts—that Is happiness.—Orison Swett Mardeo. er. Mn». busier. John myl Gala1 spending a few <k>; terte siater.Mrw. M, chtirrh. Austin Livings spfiu Chrislmati m Frank Tusker an Odr*s'i. M|Mml Ctxri Livings Ion's. Tot For Liver Complaint Mcn■ belly ■’Vteheppy—Phg<v*uMy,.Va<L Th” Liver, sluggistv and Inactive. Safety Fl^st This holdI true tu your electric . wiring. That's one reason why I urge you to let me do your electric work. You’! know it is done right and that your buildings are sale if t do GEO. VAN TiFFLIN According to the dents! xcience of tonethorapy a blow on the jaw lines- thetise 'a man so completely that he remained faat asleep whllo tho referee coiAited ten. BACK TO NATURE ^etoffC 1 THAT UNFli yOulLBAEA^ THIS PICTURE: Aimqii Merrill mid family. MrsMccrillold,’ • Burl Merrifield mid family, and Wh y ."Fanner left last week fur tpeir new home in Alubuma. The Wishes uf (Iwir many fHunds go with (hem. laiwi-enec Osbtjrn from the M. A. C. is spengitiR a two week’s vaca­ tion aL home. The Smith family enjoyed a Xmu» tree al the huiw of Fret! Smith. Thursday dveniit-’ Mr. and Mrs. Earl BuMv from Muring arrived llmi-duy to spend Christmas with 1 . purvuls. Luther txielii s. All al<- Clirislnui* dinner al Weloi>fu>* with Mr. and Mrs. Gorham. Mr and Mn 4bt> Hlir 1st mu­ liltrynH. Mi Biwrs and fatuity. . and .Mrs. Louis Unchuiiiu ar- Only Education of Value. Reading and writing are In no sens'! education, unless they contribute to this end by making ns feel kindly, to­ wards all creatures.—buskin Catarrh Cannot Be Cured • ! with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, aa they ' cannot rvach the seat ot tbo disease. C*. ■ tarvb is a blood or constitutional dtoeaaay ’ and In order to cure It you must take tm ' Ureal remedlee. lull's Catarrh Curwta., taken Internally, and acta dlrecUy upon , the blo-l and mu.oua surface*. TtaU'a Catarrh Cure U not a quack medtelno. U 1, VM prerirtlKd by ono of the best phy- , ■teians In U>te'< ountrr for rrars and^s,. A regular prrsermt-on. U *A c*Fl^**d.f* !' Mt® beat tonics known. comMnrd with the t best blood purih rs, acting directly on the < mucous eurfaccs Tl perfect crnnWnw tkm ot live two Ingredients Is what produe* such wonderful result* In curing^ eatarrti. Send t”r 'r.uraontA. fr®w |, 9. J. CHBNKT A CO . Prop*-. Toledo. O. , A kink in your back is your business, but if you want it adjusted, that’s my busi­ ness. Spinal„analysis free, Citizens Jihone M. W. Smith, D. C-. ItvsUt.^ku^ur, �I III 1111 I \ Don’t Use Ointments or Salves tor PILES Internal Medicine is the Only Sure Method of Removing the Cause. ■ A Good Resolution • For E,very Smoker To Make New Years Day :.-i' Y|“|antl for til.* holiday vacation. L >is McMillan of----Colon ' ' Pili* Melaughlln, Is to buy all tobacco and cigars from us. We can’t ask this without having a REASON’ why. .Our reason is that we keep our tobacco and cigars in the right way. There is no other place in Harry county where* so much attention is given to the proper care of smoker’a stock. All those who know us and our stock accept our cigars ami tobacco as models in Tobacco Quality,’ Drop in when in'Hastings and get acquainted. The cause removed—the piles disappear! Olive Crocker la vuning raiIn Toledo. • ^All Rectal Ailments Benefited. Free Trial Treatment—Cut out the coupon below and mail to us with your name and .address written in. Do it now—Delays are dangerous. , |FREE TRIAL COUPON]— Phone 106 The Place To Meet Your Friend. J. F. HOONAN Address. Regent Medicine Company Munro* Mr* Eva Quick of Bellevue ll vis­ iting al D. A. Quick's. Mr. and Mra. Fred Neteon and Mlaa Btasie Netaoti of Detroit, are with F. Kent N«drorklni Marshall, Mich. Dept. L There’s a Reason Why ti» spend the holiday vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Geo. to Grand Rapids. Thursday to spend [Christmas -with relatives. State are' visiting Mrs. Smith s brother] Stove Benedict and other relatives In Mlnses Beulah and Bernice Mead The “Club” Lunch C. D. Barnaby Jefferson St. QUALITY AND CAREFUL ATTENTION WILL ACQUIRE SUCCESS IN ANY LINE talncd all their children and grand­ children Christmas. Mr and .Mra. Bertrand Young and three children of Charlotte. Ernest Hartwell, Ma PLEASE CALL AGAIN" STAR BAKERY AND RESTAURANT QUALITY BAKE SHOP PHONE 381 HASTINGS, MICH. gurata of (heir mother. Walker. iMtai Olivo F Middleville, Monday. rt_ family returned homo Wednoaday Monday. Curl Reynolds of Christmas *ith his pi Mra. M. H. Reynolds. spent Bundaw pnd M tatter's parents. Mr. spoils mm. Christmas morning and Zerbe In Middleville. Christmas, guests of their eon. Clyde. her position tn rhe telephone office clothing liuainca* In\Nashville.- hl« | business affairs having been placed Mm. Frank Felghner north of ths vtlIn the hands of. Len W. Feighnen>ns Christman t'unbrocklln have been seriously 111- with pneu- following people for Christinas guests cre.nn lb Clarksville, gave Mrs. Mary Phillips, Mr. nnd Mrs. Al. r shower .for Chrlstmus. Hugh Johnson Im spending the hol­ . kh«m and wife of ILdtnea iday season with friend* ut Grand llttle daughter, Mr. [ vl. inlty spent Sunday with Chas. llaplda. Dorr and Kalamazoo. <Ur Xi-. V V .1. iristmas festivities are n< follows: P WnrthUv nn.t «tf.. a t' fcspondentM with u booklet./'I’earta •1 tine dinner and^a Christina. l we Sty-eight i>t rlth family family NORTH NA8HVU4.E, Bert Noyes of Lansing Is visiting Etta Clifford of South Haven. 1s relatives in this vicinity. I spending the holidays with his par­ Mr. Goltry is IU at this writing. Kangaroo's Voracious Appetite. ents, Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Clifford and MIm Elsie Smith of Wisconsin is The kangaroo which la noted for its1 greeting old schoolmates und friends. enormous appetite, is said to be abla H. Smith. ter Otto Poulson ure visiting friends The Grange held their meeting ut to eat as mnKb gras* aa six sheep. In Dowagiac. the Hall Friday night. The men car­ Mr. and Mrs. Ora Chnffee visited ried out the program by reading, ad­ relatives und friends tn Hastings dresses and recitations after which IMPORTANT ■tit to look like now when tin- HASTINGS DRY CLEANING CO. KELLOGG PROPRIETOR. Phono III. Agt*. Middle* III-. Sunflrl.l, W.Kslland and Woodbory. Thursday, for Los Angyles, Calif. good time fives in Hastings and Kalamazoo, last week and Mr. Northrop spent Christmas hl Kalamazoo with her. Miss Martha Kywer Is home from Hastlngi. Ypsilanti for the holiday vacation. Dd. Kaiser of Adrien is * gueat of hie parents Mr. and Mra. Otto Kaiser. guest of Mildred Coe. bo for Pythian* only and their ladles Ella Clifford of South Haven H and the program will consist almost home for tho holidays. Lynn Brumm is homo from flint over the holidays. music. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy han popularity every year. Chink of benry Smith Grand Rapids, micb. When You Want Flowers For Any Purpose Largest and Best Equipped Floral Establishment in Western Michigan. ' Store on Corner m MvhYwc «nd Division Ave. Farm Phones— Bell, 651 Citizens, 6251 Store Phones— Bell, 173 Citizens, 5173 DAIRYMEN Many people wonder why we a re able to overpay other creamer­ ies and give better satisfaction to the patrons. Following are a few brief explanations: PLENTY OF CAPITAL. allows us to give prompt returns. ,-islt- ■lilm I and will move there In the spring, le by All oDelerg.—A^V. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bthdiy and son Hons. Guy of Butternut spent Wednesday night at Frank CoykrndtalTs nn the wwy'to Hiltlmorv. to visit friend* over Christ magi Merlin Morgan and John M.-Iver enter At-^GreenvIlly. Jciin Bishop I* In very poor health j and/hls daughter, Mra. Florence Ack- ’ relative* here until Sunday noon. Creek eraon will spend the winter with him. ; When Mr. und^Mrs. II. J. Reynolds Edd Snobble and wife recently enand children returned home from Sabbath >«huoi Sundny noon they smelled smoke nnd on opening the day vacation at their home here. at Wm. Hewett In Grand Rapid*. ’ John Kraft la visiting his parents. dining room door discovered that the Rev. Lnlly and family arc visiting lire was there. It had' caught In the Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hannemann »t«»vo and followed n cn^ck some little spent Christmas tn Grand Rapids. TAMARAC CORNERS. burned a rocking chair quite badly. M)m Utah Ex: Jta.1 ahanv rirati Vra. Vdmg. if probably wodld have been much mhg ner oust 1 from Ann Arbor' froi and is doing nicely. I Kumiss of a guest of Lisle Cortright the taller Christmas part of fast week and unhl Bunday noon. Kraft and r-mnlrted- over Sunday. tons; Aunt Hannah Smith nnd sister vl«itlng Mr*. Kent Nelson ynd other Saturday ugtll Wedsesduy u guest at his uncle David Kuns's and other relatives here. MIm Cbltsla Baxter of latke Odessa David Kunz has been quits sick Ed'Mtbhauaer. Sqnday. Hastings, Mich. Christmas guests, and Mrs. MurJurle Myers aAd bounteous supper provided by ths Queenston Woodard iklth friend* in Grand Rapid*. Ida Sunday school. to Jonathan Smith and Mrs. Aurllla The United Brethren church ob- [ Brujik.v and family of Campbell. nnd Christmas and over Sunday with their [Wm. Tasker and family with th-lr will do, l>ut will probably remain In daughter, Mrs. O. R. Chaffee and brother Charles Tusker and family, family in Grand Rapids. NORTH EAST CARLTON. We add to the pleasure of your life by pleasing you with the best kind of foods, cooked by good cooks and served in a very satisfactory manner. You can get anything you want in season from our tables. We shall be pleased to have you call for a lunch or "square meal." aiysis Bunday. Mrs. Ward nnd daughter Ruby of Frank Dllbahner of Chicago, visited I* slater, Mrs. Lydia. Lathrop, Christmas. I Mr. a ng Mra. Wm. Gokay of Flint. Miss Ruth Marshall of Jackson. LIKE ODESSA. Stephen Little of Shelby, and Mra. olen Brn^rn of- Saginaw were guests of Mr. and Mra. Frank Gokay Thura- urdoy on business. Frank Kuykendall won in Wayland Frank and family his uncle, Luther Mason. Mr. and Miss* Bernice Dunham Susan, nt Bernie Smith's: George Mrs. LeKoy Mead and three daugh­ Rapids, spent her vacation ters of liddk-vllle, were guests of Hear* nnd family anil mother at Mrs. Mrs. Eunice Mead over S Un day. Goo. "Dunham., /heir son. Otto and family ut IstnsImt from Thursday until Saturday children ft>m near Niles, Mlaa Olive Walker of Middleville and Ml» Mary It takes quality soil to produce quality crops. Likewise with eating houses and bakeries— Quality materials and service produce quality places. Our products are prepared from the best materials and recipes, and these along with-proper service are always an’invitation to LIKE GOOD FRIENDS ADD TO THE PLEASURE OF UFE Visiting tho former'.* brother Dell nnd family. Miss Nora Peterson of Grand Rapids Is visiting' her parents south Our business continues to grow—very easily explained------ It takes quality lumber to produce quality furniture: Good Meals durins thn holidays. Dan nil Ward.' nahh ville. MIm Mildred Coe, who la home from Norway for her holiday vaca­ tion visited Mra. E. V. Smith. Wed­ nesday' and Thursday of last week. MIm Goynell Franck came home Jefferson St E. J. HUFFMAN McKlnnii of Blaine, WMh■Inton. >w»r« Christmas guests of Mr. und Mru. L. W. Felghner. Dor* Downing of Detroit spent •I* o'clock dinner Christmas with hta parents. Mr. and Mra. B. B. I Downing, and other relative* here. Miss Elect, i Eurnlae of Battle Mr. and Mrs. George Wellman Creek is spending the holidays with silent Christmas nt their cottage at Thonnmpto take. Rob«t Wldrtck. who has been Nouni inarhvhjje clerking for H. a. Maunr for some hla connections Name. Dept. L CLUB CIGAR STORE F. V. Grohs spent Christmas With his «an. Clarence In Baltimore. city BETTER KNOWLEDGE OF THE BUSINESS. allows us to give accurate results all around, which means satisfied patrons. BETTER BUTTER BRINGS BETTER PRICES Sweet cream helps us to make better butter. . BIGGER BUSINESS cuts down the expense, allowing us a profit and still giving you FULL RETURNS. Remember, every patron you help us to get will help you and us, and by working together, let us make next year for all, a HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. CRYSTAL CREAMERY CO; “Eit Cryrtri Pride' The Farmers Friend “E.t Cryrtri Pride" �THE BASTINGS BAKNER. nWEMRER xF. IHL N0RTHKA8T BARRY Mra. Allie Kelley. Jan. mh. ■ for. 3 cans Beets for .... 3 cans Tomatoes for .3 lbs. for 4«c .per lb. 12?_c ............ .....2;x: ...25c ...25c ...25c ...25c ...25c ...25c Klaulou ami family. . Hannnii* Anufnir mj.l wife t*nt<*rr|l tained a company ul relatives, ChrUUjias day. Will Lilt* and wife enlerimned thiur children ami grand children Christinas. Mary Htnilh of Baltic Creek high school'and Desvvy Stanton uf Ha»- J tiuip High school are ayemliug lln^r Dried ApriooU, Primes, CurranU, Sultana Raisins and Seeded Raisins Porto Rico Motaaaea formerly bandied by J. S. Goodyear Co. TttBe E* C Russ & Son vacation with ^yr pmvtUs. , Mrs. Maria ^tmpbm spent hull week at home. Her cbildn u and grandchildren spent Christina* diy with her. Some of the family were unable Io lie present. There wa*ite Christmas (recall had a good time. Mcrl C.lark of Hasting* is speeding a few day* Willi rel.alites here. 1 Grocers HHIUIII MONUMENTS Ht - SUSPENDERS 35 Cent. EveW tnwiing a ayoce* . Mr. and Mr». John ||obin*'ui mid; Mr. and Mr*. Ben Cowles of Ha*-1 lings *pbni- Christmas with Ssfi'H Only goods ol gtuJmnteod quality are offered here: A food grade Coffee, per lb. 15c. Genuine Whole Codfish ...... • I . The L. A H. will meet with Mr. I. ami Mrs. Joseph Campbell. Jun. J 7th. Bvrryonr nrritert. ———- - | Th.« w. c. r. ti. «di uMrtL^ihd Most important ff 1 P*-ead Carefully • Gu« Eldred awl wife niasi dmiuhter Huth "f Coldwaler are vbiitog their son Kd. Eldred ami wife. John Arnold of Kaiamuzoo spent a few day* last week with Mrs. Ida Anrnld. The ChristniBM tree ami ex«y Iclses were a succv*-'1- A hurra- 1 I less Jokes w ere play ed op some of I the unsu and buys, as is usual a) a; I Christmas tree. AH seemed to have la good Him*. » I Roy Eldred ami family visited all buaineaa In «ur hl*l»ry due <0 ’>ur continued policy; HIOHKUT qi?Ai*1TY OF WORK. PROMPT KERVICH fair nnd honeat treatment of <>ur eu*tomar*. \ the quality uf work and atvek *• have turaUhed QUALITY will be Ed. Eldred's Nunday. llEMIERKIUnT SCHOOL HOI KE IRONSIDE BROS. “0"“"MT „7 Farms for Sale Hupl.: Su*ie Phillip*. An*!. Kupf : Volnib Hunly. .Sec. ; Lnuuni Bet-Idol, Trims.; liuib Beach, librarian: Zana Beach, urgmUsl. Joreph Xhuaon and family. l*on | urns ul J. H. Daly’s. The ChrisUnas tree at I he school house and a nice program given by the children called a liU'K*1*crowd. Kahlmlli School nexL Kuislay. ul lu:.Hl o'clock. I'reaobing in -the <*V.'lliil-. 1MM . V It*.Vi . The Young Crusaders' Clm|'s will Burn to Mr. mid Mrs. Ercd Jiutolpl give mi eutcrtainriMwL in Hi.- even­ Dec. SO n daugtol* r. Mr. and Mr*. Uuyd -Hlshnr und ing of Jmiuary>8 al tho wliouLboui*. chlldi'en of thr Cpater dlrtrlct. Mr. anil Ura KaVkt of llutfnm.1 Slx-nt Mrs. Earl Oudlruy und daughter HieuiMjr uf K*Umuci><>. Mr. and Mr*. Sah, Varney and sun Voile '«rf Noohvllf*. Mr. und Mr*? 1’loyd ‘Ncsbet und Hal BlneUIr of thl* .They enjoyed a Christmas tree. un<U,»pcnt the eve­ ning playing i buildings. building* • acr*a, acre.*. acre*, acres, Berea, acre*, acres, good bulldiagn. good buildings, good building*, bulldlnga good .buildings, extra building*. good buildings. Eaa S. Morehouse & Go. January Clearance Sale Suits and Overcoats, $10.00 Suits and Overcoats -- ' ■ ■ Jm.i* .ry r*h-ar..uyc. liib- UHcu $12.50 Suits and Ovcrcoatff $15.00 Suits and Ovcrcoa|s $18.00 Suits and Overcoats Mr. ^od Mr*, llpiitlltoti Mtmu und Hlu Anna ll.nlcinitn s.amt Christ* mu with Mr and Mf4. Jmuea Pbliol ot Maryn'Cvrnrrt. * ■ 1 A good «rowd attended the Christ- CA $5.00 Boy’a Suits and Overcoats $3.75 $9.38 $6.00 Boy’s Suits and Overcoats $4.50 $11.25 $7.50 Boy’s Suits and Overcoats $5.62 $13.50 $8.00 Boy’s Suits and Overcoats $6.00 *P • •OvJ January Clrarunce Hale Price $1.98 Odd sizes and broken lots of Women’s Patent and Gyn Metal Shoes. Gun Metal Shoes Odd sixes and broken lots of Men’s Crome and ' Weickgenant &. Kiede Grant Otis <5 Co’s. Old Stand . Hugh ■.hdiiuain-tend. -urn Mr. ’.Mrs. frank J.dluisi'IrrfT' llt-'h mid- Mis. .Clunks Ai.njere ajiJ cshoheinDeptd Osborn Block .mirth hope .-l»iiding the holiday* with Ins nurit* here. He will return to chi­ ] cagu mul pursue lu* studies in id- n-«U.Tv.l 77, .,U ll>-l ' .I-.II I,.,,.- I... K.1-1 mond* • vi.ccU to I'onu* back in Muy. . . . O..I.IHU. _________ 1 Yi '■hn 1I11 S done. TWO AUTO TRUCKS. PIANO AMD SAFE MOVING b Our Specially. , - Iai*d ’ 'lliursdiiy. Mr*. Loyillttj The Milp people extend ’sympathy SVM-ii- went <<• ChiirliiHi-Jf<*r ah' to the ramily ami friend- of Mrs. nid»‘lhnlc .stuj with relatives. I Highland Honeywell.’ wlm passed HASTINGS TRANSFER C& .Mi-, awl Mrs. J> -«* nisbriilgCEami family. E. Crandall, wife nml Thtir*day uftcruoun. <I.Higlti*>r .’|e'ul Christman with Mr. ami Mi-. Ii. Armour uf (kxlar W<- are pleased (<■ announce Mrs. dill' Ih-w’ey i* iiiuili better aud enrtained her son Glenn and daugh• Mai? anil fiunily with Glirislma.- Are Your Teeth Awful Bad? "OU Paste” Polish Blocks, Polishes, Preserve* ^Russet "OU Paste* Mirouxti tho uffwll<d parts, relieve lh«> sontMyei nnd draw Ufn patij. You R.-t eh*x nt oin-e imd frrl a<> mugh " Banner Want Ads Pay CREEK bTREET. Order Our Drays DOL ItS CORNERS Mi~- Ethel Minnatxl n home from' j .1- were i;hri*lma,l”'l'‘'i.‘b»' 'l Wl,li Mr. and Mrs..Glenn I , .-ftf.i vv-.' Gru? Win-Sunday/ ' School J* clowtF for two week's vacation.- • Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Whipple are spending a few day* in Augusta. Mr and Mrs. Frank Larabee en|iTtftUi*'<l tlp*ir v.ltihlroh at a Ma.ny prengntu were givl*nz Grandur.i Abram*, mother uf Mrs. Oweu, Fred Bergman spent itfiri*Unas was preseul, ut the age uf Hfi. Grand-; fna exptysged herself by saying: with Mr. mid Mrs. Will Lillli. Mr.' and Mrs. Henry Bergman ^Gud is so gupd U> me." .Mj*. tipij. 'Mr*. Will -U|~. l.uella WUHl. .™,il clin.l-,' entertained, .-ul.-rtaiu.-l. Mr. ■15277.1... .____ 7 ... lln.u-h >UII fumil • Kelly Mu- vv’-s^ . >lrs Myrtle Lehiaar lias gone to The young people in Ibis vicinity .Mr, and Mi>. Elbert Edmund* Anbloii Io spend the holidayswith ! enjoyed a very ph-asatil. liine at the weijl !•>- Crbamfab* <•* eat dinner, |lcr ptn.-nts. party al Mr. nnd Mrs. J. bmilh with Mr*. l*>lm<>n<h' iiarcnt^f Chas. ■ Mr. and Mr*. J<awtie McBanc eu- Christma* uigbl. sliumak.T mid wife. j|„rtnj j Ml. and ljp Ketch- I Mi;. rnul Mi*. Karl Maikleu and Mrs. Luiiiv Ik-vtey uppivcinb's Ami. of Martin. lusL week. Harold McIntyre, of Hallie J'.reck. Ut£ gift* id Howers *<-nt In-r during Mr*. Graham is entertaining her mul ,Mrs Will Hunv*^. of’ Adi«hvillc. h«r lone ilhie**. j brother. Claude IkHycii. of Detroit, j spent from SalurduLjjnliV Munday Mr. and Mr.*. J<>hti Maurer of Mr. mul-Mr*. John Carpenter, of al L. W. Calkin'*. ' Mrs. Chas. Anders <*ii(erlain<-<l from Tliursduy until Saturday with Mr. and Mra. Hoyd Neabet. ciHupany froin (kMH>cn>vUlv and Gun Loren Fuel* upent a few days last marsh last weak. week with hla lather at Charlotte. Mr. mid Mrs. Oliver Hay wan) and children ale Christmas «bnuer with Goo. Hansom und family ul Mis* Annina Olllcsple I* home from Kouth Itutlmid. OueUr where she U u.ichtag for. the Mr. and Mrs. John, Maj'tiu nml holiday*. Itirec children of llttsliwrs. Mr. and ...................................... ....... ’ ItAuj^ VILLI'- .tj. lUuikliJ. spent Ho>d ii Mr. and Mr*. C. P. lUdviuian cn’!_•><‘K ‘M'Wltw’!*„tEW-ut ^r.TTliiu-r.cl ix'Siig mam- :.......... • ................ ........................ —*•— • terfaimsl :« rbildreh ami grand■Tn amt imne X.‘Tty night. •* John J*,hii liosler Do* I.mI a valuable Im.mh ' rfiihireii for Christmm>. Ia<t Wednesday night. It was found ; Mrs. Clarissa Merrill, of Brnlgr ,d**ad in the stall Thuursday mum- .Street.-U visiting'Mrs. Ch<M. llidclUig. Colic was the probable cmise ina'u. a- ih<- horse had been subject to it. Mis- Allie Keller, of Prairieville, 1 Mo'rri<sJohus<m is (pending a week spent Christmaa al ln*m« . at his fnj^ithome al Milo. 'I'lic. rxcrei.M-s al the Quimby Mr. mid Mr*. Howanl Bush, of j lint. siH-nl three day* of Inst weok i-hureli Clirisliuus eve.were milch ••ujoyeil by inrrylgMly, Much credit I with the latter’s parents ul East BANFIELD Milo. Wm Wiuvlal and wife Of Cu--y j Mrs. Cha*. Jetauu is l|i>iue«Jroni her vUorts in drilling the school lehildreii who look part. Auofc. Milt Lake, were Sunday >un • mi extended v*u-mi.-u stay auay in >11 Plainwell. ruiiiinru. .■ '■ I. |m*ler and family *|ieut I'riduy '>r mid. Mrs. FI031I Wmkins. of (Ri/fti? qf Mt. and Mt-. Adnnu*. will, then- datiughler. Mrs. Marshall”IV,«‘ f”"" Thunulay un1 .Xnrwwd . I Hl .Monday with the Itfllcr's tiarvut*. m-m nr nctroit; ur, am, urs. Geo. ! Iturria Jones will mve a aii! Mr. and Mr* ^iumuel Ge.ger. and Ml and Mis Edtvard May-1. of Kaiaui;u|Ki, spent I'.lirialma*. with ilu The Gleaners will hold mi open Inlier’s pardul*. Mr. and Mrs. Etl* meeting of inslallallqtj of oflit-ers,and an oyster supper al th. Glean­ er 'ball, tsalurday nighty January V, The following ••fllrcr^'will be in-*lalb'il: . Chief Gb-uin-r—A. M. Edmunds. Vico Chief- H. I.. Carr. . Ker. mid Trcas.—J. E. Chandler. Chaplain-Rev. Brunks. . ! jili.' lbebl and soil Winston, of Bal- , '• •'lock dinner ■for the .Mtb» young «umu>. Conductor—Hnufoia Tungale. • • ,.1 —‘o_ • .Mr. and Mr*. 11. E. Holds and Hie old Innin-;|e'* l,le. *n-Tlitinatay .-vemug. \h; Creek. all in, • Lcclurer-^Mary Tung.ite. u-hildreii, of Battle Crock, ire visit— •meld Ml lienor!. to"1’ biiiMr will work C. Backnow intin-d by J Inner (luurd—Carl. Bristol, r Sur.di Sliff-'11' f*n“ •lie coming year. ■ iiur at Mrs H. Hmmhlalm *. . Jiqiurday. of their Httilber. .Diller Guard—Carl iiri-tvl. 1 Tin- -i-Ii.miI i-Ii 11,1i-ri 1. iioili-r tin > C. P. Biilelman is vi»iling friend* .CUri^riiiiai. The installing ofllcer xrtl In­ prafoing <’f Miss Alice Jones, did.! and relative* .it .Beldigg. . C. Stiles. Ewry'lmdy is Invll • MrC-timl Mr* , 1 hciiGelves pniml' in ,the exercises I 'Hie p«>uml social which was to U) alteiul. 1..............uiT^-ri • ’ ’ll 1 1 in v !'1 ,'1'' ‘'burcli Chrislinhs eve. 1 Inn*' been held al the Quimby Hall Cora Wttilei>,; levditrer. ■ I,’, A.'.x-bk Hi. s ujill visit at Hie -. Eny.^i, |^.WIS' family are quar-' Wdlneaday eveiiiug wa» postponed Ul,...,. ».U. Sir. ,o.l Mr,. hl,„„..| ' uoU, Fri.hr .w^oo. There wn* a large uiirndance til Un* Christmas tree Wellnejday eveuitiK The exercise* by the teacher mid pupils were excellent.. MIm Herdin' Dryer i* enjtq'hig a work.’* vacation ul her Udine near Uasling*. . Quite a number <if the yodlig peo­ ple of this place ntb'mlod the mas­ Mr. Mr*, Ciataix-u <Wav»*» and querade danco at IkiwlfrtK ErAtfy - dwughtor Mlrfui uf Battla Create spent iitF)il. the M"1 wlihltonr daughter und -Mire k'uivy. uf JlaMiun» .gpcal huabnitlT Mr; and .Mra Ekiyd McKay. Wi-diie.Miay and Tliui-Mlajy with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Godfrey and. U'illiatn Anders mid-fiunily. UTFLg CEDAR LAKE Mis* Ethel Miiiuurd is spending .11. XW. Wcrtinap nnd children her varnthm with Mr. und Nr.-. ap'-ni Christinas with Addie Himp- Ihiviti Murlhlaiui. ' stiit and wife aL Augtula. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gales mul, s.--- — — .The imtiicdialo .relatives of -.-. Mrs. family spciiL ChrisUnas with Mr. Mary Ow*n met at her house fotjaml Mrs. GlecJteoflOck. Arbor for a fqw days. y4 off $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 WOMEN'S and MEN’S SHOES. Chridnm* dinner and Irw, tweulsrDELTON, MICIL Hve living pryacut. Gknihin Wuters Is gpcniUjiE liasUnga al Cbsrio* Hauer's Law hi r xii'aliou at homo*. liab Chandler'S* visiting her par­ ent.-, Mr. und JUr?i. Martin Chauiliei.' ' ' , ." . dfrislnia* and unjoyvl u Hue tune.1 Choice Take Your Pencil and Figure Your Own Savings Frankie mul ,V<*mia Hrnilondiolt. Will Smiili and wifi^ apeiti Christ/-! Soutbwetitm Barry Beiwnmxi bulktlug*. building*, budding NECKWEAB 50 Cents CLOTHING and SHOE DEPARTMENT Grant Otis & Co’s Old Stand , Kabbalh achoql was retinfutiuvd Sunday with Corthind tUndiridge. a* | «.0H. Weickgenant & Riede Tsve Charity. ■ Now the emi of the ehmmatidWeei la clwipy out of a pyf-s heart Whd of a CM‘<dM'. ?r-<l Pt PVh" uu Tiler.ii a PifferCTce in HitiiVaj Banner Want Ads Pay And you haven't much money to have them fixed with ? That* the time I want to see you—you need me about that time. 1 ran save voui teeth and 1 am tn position so 1 can help you out SaaacaUy, it may be­ any bow tl will pay you to ter me, (or I hare four big offices and can pre­ pare my work at 1cm expense than other dentists cdn. DR. FRANK HOLMES Call at any of than* office* u8 E. Main St., Kalamaaoo. ta E. Main St.. Battle Creak, ri’j Washington Ave., Lansing 303 E. Main St., Jackson. �Blank Books and Office Supplies Save $4 — How? Burn Briquetts $4 Per Ton If you have never burned "Briquette's” don't know what a saving they mean. Takes the place of Hard Coal—burns just as well, produces just as much' heat—lasts just as long—saves half the price. We are burning Briquetts in the hard coal burner in our office and we will be pleased to have you call and see how nicely this fuel burns. The demonstration will cost you nothing. . School llepri. Report for Burdick ochnol. Member of girl* enrolled. Total attendance XORTMFVHT KAIAMO. Mrs. Bert Briggs received the news night previous. She died of pneu­ monia having been 111 since Monday. EDMONDS BROS The Elevator Men, Hastings, Mich htita. Knojw where you stand in business. It means money to you to know which lines are profit­ able and which are not. This applies to the farmer as well as the merchant. The only way to tell is to have a record of all the money you receive and where it goes. We have special Blank Books for every purpose in sizes to suit your needs. The Rexall Letter File at 25c is a whole filing cabinet in itself. . . A most complete line of supplies for your office. All kinds of Pens and Pencils, Pen Holders, Pen Racks, Inks of all colors, Ink Wells, Mucilage, Library Paste in all size jars, Rulers, Rubber Bands, Erasers, Stenograph­ er’s Note Books, Calendar Pads, Diaries. LET US KNOW WHAT YOU NEED. PHONE 18 The Rexall Store Phone 31 Goods Delivered , Hustings, Mich. Delos ’Cairns of Toledo O|iio, who has been visiting his brother* left for Cressey Wednesday to vfail his I’l.ipl Geiger ami writs’ of Harbor Springs am spending the Holi<lays with llieir relatives in Utb neighl*orli<M*il. John Kidder of Parninlee spent ChriAinuM Willi his brother Willie Kidder ami family. Eunice Cairn* spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. l.ro Barcroft of I'.atitplx-ll. Mis. .Mao Hudton and daughter .Mabel <>f Vicksburg are visiting her brothers-J. W.. E. E. and W. J-. Cairns. Mr. ami Mra. Harerufl and sous Elmer and Clyde spent Christmaa with their son, Loo of Campbell. There was a piml crowd nt the cxliibiiiuu al the Fillmore m*Ik«o1 Thursday evening. A good program was rendered. Elver Barcroft and Mias'Eunice Cairns spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nutria of South '* .,rirrer tCSWri? Hwstfar.'iurfturi HOTEL TULLER Detroit, Michigan Crnttr biulntu '•nOrnriA ClreutPark. Take H’oodwanf rar, gtl •<ff ql Aifams .lemur Rooms, Private Bath, fl.CO Single. $2.50 Vp IJottble “ 3.® '• U .................................. 2.0) TOTAL r.oo OUTBIDS ROOMS 9 Bars Lenox Soup----------------- --------------------- .25 . 3 Boxes N. T. Matches.........._............... .................. 10 Any 10c tobacco 3 for.----------- ------- --------- 25 Fresh Meats snd Oysters st the Irving Store C. R. WATSON, General Store program U» ths patron* of the school Thursday afternoon and then the children- enjoyed the Christmas lad­ der too. ) Otter Lake Medical and Surgical Sanitarium Lapeer County Rubber on one’s heels si a protec tlon against a flash ot lightning—com mended by the coroner at a recent inquiry—gets no support from Flans marion. who has specialized on tbs ttavior cd thtaminsiuim*. Even an in dig nibbor suit he thinks childish, aa childish as silk umbrellas without iron ribs Among hla rules for safety, noi generally recognised, is ona forbidding us to run during u storm, for running causes movements of the air, and light­ ning Is easily diverted along such s path. Don't ring bells, and avoid ani­ mals and telegraph posts, are among Banner Want Ads Pay Ray Matthevf* of th.- Frit Muqki house of Grand Rapids, out Thursday of last wok to ChristnUg, ihe -cum of hi* pu Otter Lake. Mich. WINTER SESSION Opens January 4th In all Dc- Want AdsTa; One Ton of Coal Free wlll.sarie dinner al th* church jmrJoes, precisely,aj noon, and ample preparations have been made to liMko this function a sucsens. After t.itiuA la extended to all Qa Sunday Hoy Johnson, who t< .. itily returned from a hyfpH»l tn Grand Rapids, had the pleasure of >«»Klng nails from eighteen /(>f his frianjia during ’he rourae of Gio day. In addition to doing a general line of Hospital work, the Otter lAka Medical and Hurglml Sanitarium. Lapeer County. Michigan, makes a specialty of the treatment of the Liquor and Drug habit*. MrWTO T. ft RodetmuKh. Leon Bar­ num ahd Sylvester (Jurti* nnd fnmtIlra spent Chriatmaa at Horace Cur- IRVING, MICH, BOTH PHONES—Hastings, 150 1L-4S; .Middleville Line, IRVING brother and family. James Mead <>t Morgan. . Don't forget the 0. M.. next Friday Tth. 1115, and In the village of In­ Ing December I*lh and January Sth for the purpooe of collecting taxes. H. A. Relgler, Twp. Tress, of trying Twp. Ray Conway and Vernon Wolcott 1-wks were Un Grund EUpIds. Monday. <*. H. Steckla is entertaining hl, BnUln's Pagan Coda. two cousin* from panuda. “Make tho puniahment fit tha crima." Mis* Mabel Hhuuin of Hustings, •pent Christmas wllh F. A. Biaeon and waa Sir Robert Andmon's Gilbert Un text at a mansion house meeting ot the 8t. Giles Christian mlaalon ,0lr Robert, who was once head ot tha crimlpal Invaailgation depart men t, 1 * - t.f. . U.1 ~ - ~ code, and the punishment or crime supporta It. The proper way of suit’ Ing the puniahment to tho crime would be to moke a man who steals a teapot giro It back, or pay compensation That way, in fire or six years, we should have a sdrt of deputy assist, ant millennium.*'—London Chronicle. Ihe Irving General Store GENERAL STOffi Glenn McFeek and wife of Ma.pl* I Grove and* Charley Lewis and . wife l of Martin. Garners apept rtirlstmas । F. A. Hiwwn and Mnu<l<* and C1MT SiMon.spent New .Year'* day with Mr. nnd Mr*. J. M. Mann of Hasting*. Word of Cheer for Ambitious Boys. ' My lad." said*B*ckrille MoKnutt. "see the eminent philanthropist. He was once a little messenger boy like yon This gave Mm ample lelaure to ait down and think out way* for mak­ ing a fortune From thia you ahould learn that If you make use ot yoar opportunities you may one day be aa cordially detested as he Is.“—Kansas City Bur. . ' Because of the great popularity of our Howard "White Ash and Buffalo Creek White Ash Coals, exclusively handled by us for years, others for some time have been selling inferior coals under the name of “White Ash.” At the risk of losing the benefit di past years of advertising OUR ORIGINAL WHITE ASH, we have planned to sell this same coal under a trade name that cannot be infringed upon. To do this so that all may know the reason, we will give ONE TON OF OUR FAMOUS WHITE ASH COAL FREE for the best Trade Name or Trade Mark suggested by any one. The offer is open to all. Simply send us before Jan. 1st an original design for a cut, or a phrase such as “Dixie Gem,” “Black Rftven” or “Cast Iron Splint.” Let the name be as suggestive as possible of the High Heating Qualities of this deservedly famous coal. This coal is mined in West Virginia near the Kentucky border. It is exceptionally blocky, free burning and entirely free from clinker. We want the best Trage Name or Design that we can get and the award will be made honestly and fairly. Announcement of the winner will be made in our advertisement the second week in January. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co m.. <• J' PHONES 254 - 224 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1914. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download.